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 ALUMNI RECORD 
 
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 Secretary of the Alumni 
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 1918 
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CONTENTS 
 
 Preface: Greetings from the President of the University .... v 
 
 Historical Sketch vii 
 
 Annals 1862-1918 xxxi 
 
 Growth of the University by Years Ixxxi 
 
 Explanatory Note Ixxxii 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni i 
 
 Graduate Alumni 742 
 
 Honorary Alumni 825 
 
 Members of the Faculty* 835- 
 
 Trustees 969 
 
 Directory of the Illini Clubs 983 
 
 Statistics of Alumni Family Relationships 985 
 
 List of Graduates Who Served in the War 987 
 
 Summary of Numbers Engaged in War Service 999 
 
 Geographical Distribution of Alumni, Faculty, and Trustees . . . looi 
 Alphabetical Index of Graduates 1099 
 
PREFACE 
 
 To the Alumni of the University of Illinois. Greeting : 
 
 When six years ago I wrote a word of greeting to you in the preface to the second 
 edition of the Ahimni Record, no one could have anticipated that the University of 
 IlHnois would soon be put to such a severe test. 
 
 The Great War has come and gone, and every son and daughter of Illinois may 
 well be proud of the glorious record made by their Alma Mater in this time of storm 
 and stress. The history of the University during this period is contained in the 
 records of the activities of its graduates and faculties as set forth in the subsequent 
 pages of this book. It not only needs no apologies or defense, but it is a history in 
 which very citizen of the State, whether alumnus of the University or not, may prop- 
 erlj' take an honest pride. 
 
 It will be remembered that the great war Governor of Illinois, Honorable Rich- 
 ards Yates, in a letter read at the opening exercises of the University more than 
 fifty years ago wrote : 
 
 "My great hope is that this institution shall prove the crowning achievement of 
 this age among all the grand works in behalf of popular education, which illustrates 
 the splendid history of our state and that to the latest generation our young men 
 shall have cause to bless the wise fore-thought of the men of this age, who have, 
 amidst gigantic war, not only vindicated the free institutions and ideas of self- 
 government, but also founded this splendid nursery of free men and enlightened 
 patriotism. An educated man may become unpatriotic, a patriot may become per- 
 verted through ignorance, but wisdom and patriotism hand in hand are invincible." ^ 
 
 This wish uttered at the very beginning of the University was a splendid prophecy 
 which has been splendidlj' fulfilled. 
 
 We are entering now a new era of human history. The demands to be made upon 
 the University will be many, some of them of an entirely new character. To meet 
 them properly will call for a new type of professor and trustee and alumnus, men 
 and women not merely of good training and with the culture of the past, but above 
 all, men and women of vision and outlook. Our children and our children's chil- 
 dren will not rest content with having stretched out over them the dead hand of the 
 past. 
 
 The University must lead in all the paths of progress if it is to win and maintain 
 that position of influence in our future development which we university people 
 think should belong to it. At the same time, it is doubly necessary in this era of 
 changing standards that all that is good and true and beautiful in the past should be 
 preserved and made the permanent heritage of our successors. In this work of con- 
 servation the University is by its very nature peculiarly fitted to play a permanent 
 and even a decisive part. 
 
 The people of Illinois have made liberal appropriations for the support of this 
 institution, and they will make still more liberal appropriations in the years to come. 
 No matter how liberal they may be, we shall still lack many things to make a first- 
 rate modern center of life and light such as a university ought to be. Many of these 
 desiderata can in my opinion only be realized by the efforts of the alumni themselves. 
 The full development of the finer sides of academic life, all that is included for in- 
 stance under the term "the fine arts," has waited patiently for fifty years, and from 
 
 ^See Semi-centennial History of the University of Illinois by Burt E. Powell, Vol. I, page XII. 
 
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 present indications must wait still some time longer, for that awakening in the 
 breasts of our alumni of a strong determination that no institution shall be allowed 
 to surpass their Alma Mater in these fundamentals of life, an awakening which I 
 am sure is destined soon to come. A picture, a statue, a book, a specimen, a collec- 
 tion, a building, here a little, there a little, line upon line, precept upon precept — thus 
 an institution grows and becomes an ever mightier force for all that is good and 
 true and beautiful in human society, and every alumnus should feel that somewhere 
 in that process he has himself exercised a personal influence in this steady uplift, 
 has contributed at least one brick to this mighty and ever growing structure. 
 
 "Come over into Macedonia and help us." We are trying to build here a center 
 in which your young people and those of all the State and the whole country will 
 find an atmosphere which is favorable to the development during the years of college 
 and university life of all those qualities we would wish to see in our children and 
 fellow citizens. 
 
 Your personal presence as often as you can come to our university celebrations, 
 your kind word of appreciation to your neighbors and friends of our work, of the 
 oppprtunities offered here to young people seeking an education, your direction of 
 the attention of your acquaintances and friends to the opportunity to do the people 
 of the Commonwealth a service by placing funds at the disposal of the University 
 for the ends for which it exists — all these things will help. Even the smallest efforts 
 in this direction put forth by as large a body as our alumni now constitutes count 
 for far more than any one can easily appreciate, who has not made it the subject of 
 special study. 
 
 Illinois ! May she do her duty in the future far better than in the past, and may 
 every alumnus help her measure herself up to her true greatness as never before ! 
 
 Edmund J. James. 
 
HISTORICAL SKETCH 
 
 OF THE 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS' 
 
 There is something impressively significant in the fact that all the plans for cele- 
 brating the fiftieth birthday of the University of Illinois were swept away in the 
 rush of her sons and daughters to the support of the United States in the Great War. 
 More than five thousand of them turned from the business of peace to whatever 
 their country found most useful for them to do ; three score more than a hundred, 
 as many as entered the University in the first year of its career, have given up their 
 lives in the National cause. The University's classrooms were devoted to the 
 teaching of soldiers, its laboratories were utilized to supply the new and pressing 
 needs of warfare; its specialists in history and engineering, in science, language and 
 economics turned from the service of the State to the service of the Nation. In that 
 transformation of what had come to seem in the minds of most men a State institu- 
 tion into an instrument of National service there was but a returning, as if, in a 
 sense, to celebrate the closing of a great half-century of achievement, to that charac- 
 ter which the institution had at its beginning, and in is very conception. 
 
 The founders of the nation had far sighted appreciation of the importance of 
 education, even of higher education, in a democracy, and, although the state 
 universities of today can not trace their origin to so remote a source, national 
 support of institutions of higher learning in all the states to be formed in the 
 Northwestern Territory was provided in the ordinance of 1787, and encouraged 
 by subsequent legislation. The states were not ready to profit from the earlier 
 gifts, but from that remote time to the present, the national government has 
 furnished the means for initiating every great movement for higher education at 
 public expense. The ordinance of 1787 gave Illinois two townships to be "ex- 
 clusively bestowed upon a college or university," and to that gift there was added 
 later one-half percent of the proceeds from the sale of government lands in Illinois 
 after 1818. 
 
 Neighboring states, younger than Illinois, earlier took advantage of their gifts 
 and established colleges. In this state the two townships were sold at ridiculously 
 low prices and the proceeds, together with the "college fund" derived from the sale 
 of public lands, were lent to the counties and by them used to support the common 
 schools, the funds of which had been wasted. Funds thus in use were not easily 
 regained. While this was going on, several sectarian colleges sprang up, and in 
 their struggle for life naturally opposed any movement to establish a rival having 
 state support. From the beginning there had been in Illinois general indifference, 
 towards higher education, and not a little distrust of its institutions. All these 
 causes in combination made futile such feeble attempts as arose to recover the sem- 
 inary and college funds and apply them to their proper uses. 
 
 The only movement towards higher education in Illinois prior to 1850 that had 
 any prompt results was that for normal schools for the training of teachers. Such 
 a school was established by an act of the legislature in 1857, and to it so much of 
 the funds for higher education as could be recovered was applied. Not a cent of 
 these resources ever went to support the state university. 
 
 Contemporaneously with the agitation for normal schools there was active about 
 the country a demand for some form of industrial education for the masses. This 
 widespread stir was given definite motion and aim by Jonathan Baldwin Turner, in 
 Illinois, and this state, therefore, which had squandered or perverted its first 
 patrimony, led the way to a second, larger, and more fruitful national gift for higher 
 education. The concrete movement which was to result in the so-called Morrill 
 Land Grant Act and establish the University of Illinois and her sister state univer- 
 sities began at a meeting held at Granville, Putnam County, Illinois, on November 
 
 ^ The writer wishes to acknowledge his indebtedness to the History of the University by Allan 
 Nevins, published by the Oxford University Press, the one volume of the Semi-Centennial History 
 of the University by B. E. Powell, and the historical sketches in the edition of the Alumni Record 
 published in 1913 and the Directory of Matriculants published in 1916. He is also under obliga- 
 tions to many alumni who have generously supplied accounts of life at the University in their day. 
 
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 i8, 1851, at which, by invitation of an agricultural society known asthe Buel Insti- 
 tute, organized by Benjamin Lundy, and including in its membership two brothers 
 of William Cullen Bryant and other prominent citizens, farmers from various parts 
 of the state and in considerable numbers met to prornote agricultural education. 
 Turner had for twenty years been considering the educational needs of the industrial 
 workers, and his address on this occasion embodied his mature thought carefully 
 worked out in detail. It was based on his fundamental idea that the industrial 
 classes needed a system of liberal education for their own class, and adapted to 
 their own pursuits ; calculated to create for them an industrial literature, pertaining 
 to their vocational wants, to train teachers and lecturers for subordinate institutes, 
 of which there was to be one in each county in the state. So clearly had he seen 
 and understood the need and the means to meet it that now, after the land grant 
 colleges have been in operation for fifty years, his address sounds like a description 
 of a thing accomplished, rather than a project then looked upon as a radical innova- 
 tion. 
 
 Turner's address aroused enthusiastic approval ; resolutions were passed and 
 steps were taken to circulate his plan in periodicals and pamphlets and to send forth 
 lecturers to spread the idea. It was taken up by Greeley and other journalists and 
 given circulation all over the country. At a second convention at Springfield in 
 June, 1852, a federal land grant was again demanded, and the plan for a university 
 was enlarged to include a normal school and so to claim the seminary fund. It 
 urged that a beginning be made at once, "if possible on a sufficiently extensive scale 
 to honorably justify a successful appeal to congress in conjunction with eminent 
 citizens and statesmen in other states who have expressed their readiness to co- 
 operate with us for an appropriation of public lands in each state in the Union for 
 the appropriate endowment for the liberal education of the industrial classes in their 
 several pursuits in each state in the Union." In November, at a third convention 
 held in Chicago, an Industrial League was formed to disseminate the idea, and 
 Turner was made director. Another memorial was prepared, and arrangements 
 were made to petition the legislature and congress. A fourth convention held in 
 Springfield in January, 1854, demanded an industrial university and urged the legis- 
 lature to ask that congress appropriate to each state $500,000 worth of public lands 
 for the liberal endowment of an industrial university. Governor Matteson pro- 
 posed the subject to the legislature for discussion at its special session in that year. 
 A fifth convention was held in Springfield in January, 1855, when a bill was prepared 
 to incorporate the Trustees of the Illinois University, which was to receive the col- 
 lege and seminary funds. 
 
 Interest in the plan was widespread, but it met little favor in congress, where 
 it was understood that President Pierce was unfriendly. Illinois representatives 
 were alive to the demands of their constituents, and were genuinely interested in 
 Turner's far-sighted plan, but they made little or no headway. In 1857, however, 
 the time seemed promising, and on the advice of Senator Trumbull, Turner and his 
 associates selected an eastern man to introduce their bill. Their choice fell on Mor- 
 rill of Vermont, and to him Turner sent all his papers and documents. Internal 
 evidence in the wording of the bill, correspondence of men intimately connected with 
 the movement at the time, including Morrill himself, and the testimony of Turner 
 and his associates all go to show that the Morrill Land Grant bill, which was intro- 
 duced in congress on December 14, 1857, was inspired by Turner, and in part com- 
 posed in his language. The bill finally passed in 1859, only to be vetoed by Presi- 
 dent Buchanan. Lincoln in the summer of i860 promised Turner that if elected "I 
 will sign your bill for State Universities." Morrill reintroduced it in December, 
 but it was adversely reported by committee ; virtually the same bill was again intro- 
 duced by Senator Benjamin F. Wade in May, 1862, was passed by both houses, and 
 signed by. President Lincoln on July 2, 1862. Illinois had in part made restitution 
 for the neglect shown her earlier opportunities. In the words of President Edmund 
 J. James, "To Jonathan B. Turner, the Illinois professor and farmer, belongs the 
 creditof having first formulated clearly the plan of a national grant of land to each 
 state in the Union for the promotion of education in agriculture and mechanic arts, 
 and of having inaugurated the agitation that made possible the passage of the so- 
 called Morrill Act." 
 
 The Act appropriated thirty thousand acres of land for each member of con- 
 gress and required that the grant must be accepted by the state within two years. 
 The grant was to constitute a perpetual fund, the income of which was to be "inviol- 
 ably appropriated" by the state ''to the endowment, support, and maintenance of, at 
 least, one college, where the leading object shall be, without excluding other scien- 
 tific and classical studies, and including military tactics, to teach such branches of 
 
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 learning as are related to agriculture and the mechanic arts, in such manner as the 
 legislatures of the states may respectively prescribe, in order to prornote the liberal 
 and practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and profes- 
 sions in life." 
 
 The acceptance of the grant by the legislature in February, 1863, marked mereb' 
 the beginning of the fight for a state university in Illinois. Even before the gift was 
 accepted men interested in the sectarian colleges of the state had laid their plans to 
 divide the proceeds of the grant between Shurtleff and Knox Colleges. Certain 
 Chicagoans believed that the fund should be divided between an agricultural college 
 in a farming district and a mechanical college in Chicago. To all division of the 
 fund and to all proposals seeking to combine the new institution with those already 
 existing, Turner and his associates were unalterably opposed. "We wish now wisely 
 to begin a peculiar university," he said, "which our posterity can erect into the 
 strongest, broadest and best university on the face of the earth — Our institution is 
 wholly new." Turner and his associates had their way; the fund was not divided, 
 and was given to no existing college. But the act providing for a commission to 
 locate the university provoked another fight as bitter as any that preceded it, and 
 almost made Turner despair of his plan. 
 
 In accordance with an act of the legislature passed in 1867, any county, city, 
 township, or incorporated town could vote bonds to support a proposal for the lo- 
 cation of the new institution, and there ensued a somewhat disgraceful struggle for 
 what was looked upon as a rich prize. Chicago, Springfield, Peoria, Bloomington. 
 Lincoln, and Jacksonville competed with Champaign county for the new "school." 
 By means not altogether creditable, a group of men under the leadership of Clark 
 Robinson Griggs secured the institution for Champaign county. The tone of the 
 whole contest, and the methods of Griggs in particular, while perhaps not open to 
 charges of dishonesty, were such as to dishearten the earnest friends of the new un- 
 dertaking, who saw their darling project at its very beginning made the booty in a 
 statewide campaign of political trickery, swapping, and jobbery, conducted by men 
 who cared little and understood less about the meaning of the institution for which 
 they were struggling. Turner's daughter reported that "rightly or wrongly he be- 
 lieved that the university had been placed in the hands of those who wished to use it 
 only for their own selfish purposes, with no consideration for the great blessing it 
 was intended to be, or appreciation of the thought and labor bestowed upon its con- 
 ception and birth." 
 
 "Two utterly dissimilar groups of men had now done their work for the indus- 
 trial university," says B. E. Powell, in his Semi-Centennial History of the University. 
 "The first, with Jonathan B. Turner at the head had fought valiantly and intelligently 
 for an idea; the second, with Clark R. Griggs at the head, had fought dauntlessly 
 and shrewdly for a political plum. The Turner group felt when the university fell 
 into the hands of the Griggs group which secured its location, that its work had been 
 lost, that the fund which would have meant so much for the education of the in- 
 dustrial classes would be dissipated. 
 
 The act incorporating the Illinois Industrial University approved by Governor 
 Oglesby on February 28th, 1867, provided that five trustees were to be appointed 
 from each of the three grand judicial districts of the state, and one from each of the 
 thirteen congressional districts, who with the governor, superintendent of public in- 
 struction, president of the state agricultural society, and the regent, when elected, as 
 ex officio members, should constitute the board of trustees. The board met for the 
 first time in Springfield on March 12, 1867. 
 
 The first dutj^ of the trustees was to choose a president, who was to be called 
 "regent" and thus insulated from reactionary contact with the classics, philosophy, 
 and theology. Their choice promptly fell upon John Milton Gregory, then president 
 of Kalamazoo College. Born in New York state, Gregory had been educated at 
 Union College, had studied law, had been in the Baptist ministry for several years, 
 had been head of a classical school in Detroit, editor of the Michigan Journal of 
 Education, which he established, and for three terms had been state superintendent 
 of public instruction in Michigan. 
 
 If the organized agriculturists of the state had been alienated by the group that 
 took the university to Champaign county, they were still actively intent on their pur- 
 pose, and were greatly displeased by the choice of a doctor of divinity as regent. 
 They feared again that their hope of a new kind of institution for the education of 
 the industrial classes was lost ; that this new thing was after all to be made no more 
 than another classical or sectarian college, of which there were already more than 
 enough, one which would ignore the real needs and pervert the ambitions of the 
 sons of the prairies. 
 
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 Events soon proved that these fears were without adequate foundation. Cham- 
 paign county lived up to its engagements, and those who had brought the University 
 to it did not in any way impede its development. The regent did not make a sec- 
 tarian or classical college. The feeling of mistrust and suspicion on the part of the 
 farmers and the original promoters of the University nevertheless kept the board, 
 the regent, and the University subject for years to unsympathetic and sometirnes 
 unjustly faultfinding scrutinj;. Some of the sharpest and least justified faultfinding 
 came from within the board itself. 
 
 The regent and the board did not, indeed, plan a curriculum to meet the desires 
 of Turner, who would have had an institution offering little or nothing else than 
 practical courses to students of little preparation, and laying the foundation by ex- 
 perimental investigations for a scientific development of agriculture and for a 
 means to spread the knowledge thus derived among farmers everywhere. Gregory 
 combined the practical purposes too much emphasized by Turner with some pro- 
 vision for general education. He and those who supported his ideas saved the 
 University from becoming a mere industrial school so limited in its purposes as to 
 make its development into broad usefulness difficult, if not impossible. Gregory 
 was prepared by experience to organize and direct the kind of institution the people 
 wished this University to be. "It may be true," writes Powell, "that he had come to 
 his task . . . with a deeper reverence for the classics than was precisely necessary 
 for that section of the corn belt. If true it was a reverence that was susceptible of 
 modification. But Dr. Gregory had received special training and experience for his 
 new work, of which those who have written of him apparently have been unaware or 
 else have ignored. From 1859 to 1865 Dr. Gregory was a member of the board of 
 education that controlled and managed the state agricultural college of Michigan. 
 As secretary of that board and as state superintendent he was an influential mem- 
 ber and upon him devolved much of the labor of direction of the affairs of the 
 college. 
 
 "Thus Dr. Gregory had already faced the problems of creating an agricultural 
 college in a western state. The questions of the purpose of such an institution, of 
 its finances, of its administration, of its courses of instruction, had all been thought 
 over, discussed, and in many cases acted upon by Dr. Gregory some eight years be- 
 fore he was called upon to aid in organizing the Illinois Industrial University. Even 
 Turner, with his deeper knowledge, perhaps, of agriculture and the needs of the 
 industrial classes, had not this practical training and experience in the actual or- 
 ganization and development of an agricultural college." 
 
 The first curriculum contained five departments: agriculture; polytechnic, (made 
 up of mechanical science and art, civil engineering, mining and metallurgy, and 
 architecture and fine arts); military; chemistry and natural science; and general 
 science and literature, including most of the curriculum of the classical colleges of 
 the day. This course of study caused considerable excitement among the people. 
 The idea of teaching "English Literature" and "Ancient and Modern Languages and 
 Literatures" was widely opposed. The institution was denounced as no more than 
 one of the "old colleges" and the question was derisively asked, "Why add, by a 
 public grant of lands, to these old institutions, of which the people already have 
 too many?" 
 
 Untrue and sensational tales were told and believed, greatly to the discredit of 
 the new University. Many demanded that the classics should be excluded from the 
 course of study; others that they should be tolerated, but not cherished. The dis- 
 satisfaction showed itself in newspaper articles and in public addresses; dissension 
 appeared in the board of trustees; and finally, in 1870, a convention of delegates 
 from the several county agricultural societies met at Bloomington to consider the 
 past, present. and_ future condition of the Illinois Industrial University. Dr. Gregory 
 attended and delivered an address. He explained the act creating the University 
 and the course of study, answered some reasonable questions, and as a result very 
 much irnproved the existing feeling. A committee was appointed to visit the insti- 
 tution ;_ its report served to allay criticism and prejudice. But in the preceding year 
 the legislature had appropriated sixty thousand dollars in support of the University 
 for the biennium, and there were other signs that the new institution was to be 
 given a chance to prove its worth. 
 
 Such an opportunity and such a result were sorely needed if the University was 
 not to prove a failure, for in spite of the efforts made to recruit students, and the 
 general interest aroused throughout the state, only fifty students enrolled on Mon- 
 day, March 2, 1868, when the doors of the new institution were first opened. The 
 number reached sixty-eight by the end of the first week, but most of these were from 
 Champaign county. 
 
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 Formal inaugural ceremonies were held in the chapel on March ii, in the presence 
 of visitors from all parts of the state; addresses were made by Newton Bateman, 
 state superintendent of public instruction, and Dr. Gregory, and music was fur- 
 nished under the direction of a well known Chicago musician. Two days later the 
 first faculty meeting was held, and the University was considered a going concern. 
 The minutes of the first meeting show the size of the beginnings : _ "A meeting of 
 the Faculty of the Illinois Industrial University was held this evening at the room 
 of the Regent — present, the Regent (Dr. Gregory), Prof. Baker and Prof. Atherton." 
 Jonathan Periam was head farmer. 
 
 To this brief list was soon added the name of Thomas Jonathan Burrill, and a 
 little later A. P. S. Stuart, Willard F. Bliss, Samuel W. Shattuck, Edward Snyder, 
 and a few non-resident lecturers completed the faculty. The students whom they 
 had to teach were mostly from the farm, and but indifferently prepared. Though 
 the admission requirements were made as strict as those of the best universities of 
 the time, those who could not meet them, but who could pass an examination in 
 the common school branches, were admitted to "select" courses. The routine of 
 college life was largely determined in the beginning by the requirement that all 
 students should work two hours a day at manual labor, should attend military drill 
 on two or three afternoons a week, and, with the beginning of the fall term of 1868, 
 should wear uniforms. Its environment at first was centered in the old seminary 
 building, which served as dormitory as well as recitation hall, "a large, plain, red 
 brick, five story building, set down flat in the black Illinois mud, with not a tree or 
 a shrub, a spear of grass or a fence. It was as desolate a place as possible to im- 
 agine" wrote Mrs. F. Adelia Pottej Reynolds, one of the first alumnae. But "there 
 were great changes in the first few months. Fences were built. Trees and shrubs 
 were set out. Grass was sown, and refreshing green took the place of the mud. 
 Gravel walks were laid out, and made it possible to step without sinking shoe deep 
 in the mud." 
 
 Nearly all the students were poor, and they lived in the sirnplest manner possible. 
 Some got their own meals. John A. Ockerson says that a "carefully kept account of 
 food expenses shows an average monthly cost of $4.10 during one college year," and 
 C. W. Rolfe says that average was a bit high. Much of the money thus laid out was 
 earned by labor for the University at fifteen cents an hour. 
 
 The social experience of the students was not greater than their educational or 
 financial equipment, and the regent and his colleagues used many devices to bring 
 about something more than merely industrial improvement. "The students . . . 
 were full to overflowing with physical vigor," says C. W. Rolfe, "and as a conse- 
 quence, while there was very little that could be called mean-spirited in their fun, 
 there was a good deal of roughness and horseplay . . . The admission of girls to 
 the University at the beginning of the third year had a tendency to modify this 
 roughness to a considerable degree," but for a good many years there were traces 
 of pleasantry not quite congenial "to those who were not accustomed to life on a 
 western farm." 
 
 Dr. Gregory had a gift for speaking that enabled him to supplement the influence 
 of class work with a series of chapel talks which impressed the youths of that day 
 to an extent hard, if not impossible, now to realize. "Every University of Illinois 
 student of the '70s will tell you" wrote Ockerson, "of Dr. Gregory's morning chapel 
 talks, those earnest, kindly appeals with their almost personal challenge to each one 
 of us." He organized two literary societies and assigned every student to one or the 
 other by reading the roll in chapel with the statement that the even-numbered 
 students were assigned to Philomathean and the odd-numbered to Adelphic. Where- 
 upon the societies began to develop widely different characteristics and aims, to meet 
 in intense rivalry, and to be, for a quarter of a century, the most potent influence in 
 the social life of the students. 
 
 In this environment, and because of it, Dr. Gregory gave a lecture on sculpture 
 which stirred such enthusiasm that more than three thousand dollars were subscribed 
 for an art collection, with which the regent went to Europe and brought back a 
 collection of casts, lithographs, engravings, and photographs unsurpassed at that 
 time in the West, either in number or in value. Even the vision of Dr. Gregory 
 could hardly have foreseen that the young Lorado Taft, helping to restore the 
 casts shattered in transit, would have found there the first inspiration for his great 
 career as a sculptor. 
 
 Perhaps the most prominent feature of student life was the student government, 
 introduced in 1870 and for several years a useful bit of machinery. Those who 
 lived under it in its earliest years seem to have carried pleasant recollections of it; 
 later students thought it should have been abolished sooner than it was. Amanda 
 
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 Campbell Moore has written, "The Student Government was one source of enjoy- 
 ment, and, possibly, improvement . . . We surely had good times, and storrny 
 times ; no one of us then imagined that when J. R. Mann was perspiring so freely in 
 debate he was getting his preparation as leader in congress." 
 
 Drill in parliamentary usage was one of the purposes of the government ; but it 
 meant also to enforce order on the campus and for a time it succeeded, occasionally 
 assessing fines for small offences. There were more important cases, however, the 
 most noted one having come up in January, 1872. It is thus recorded by Allan Nevins 
 in his history of the University: "Some terms previously the first fraternity, a chap- 
 ter of Delta Tau Delta, had been secretly started at the University; and its mem- 
 bers had gained control of the college government, and resolved to measure their 
 strength with the faculty. They found an excuse when in Gregory's absence the 
 acting regent instructed the student choir to practice in hours sacred to study; and 
 hauling the choir into court, summarily fined its members and ordered them not to 
 repeat the offense. The choir appealed to the faculty, and was supported by Gregory 
 upon his return, receiving instructions to pay no attention to the government. 
 Hereupon the wrathful officers called a general student assembly, and carried 
 through it resolutions threatening to disband the government unless its action was 
 sustained ; and as the faculty refused this support, another assembly four days later 
 announced that the government was automatically at an end unless the Regent re- 
 tired from his position. The whole was a piece of parliamentary fencing in which 
 the students took a jesting delight, but it had features that were distinctly alarming 
 to Dr. Gregory. He was on the point of leaving for the East to deliver a lecture be- 
 fore some educational association on the merits and success of the college government 
 system, and he saw himself in a'painfully false position. At once, therefore, he had 
 another student assembly called, before which both he and Judge Cunningham ap- 
 peared, and at which the latter was asked to deliver a judicial opinion. He decided 
 that the Government was in the right, the faculty paid the choir's fines, and Gregory 
 departed eastward with an easy heart." "I well remember," says J. E. Armstrong, 
 who knew the system in its last days, before its end in 1883, "how we all got out and 
 hustled for our candidates and even fought for them with fists if necessary and 
 resorted to all the tricks known to the civilized and to the uncivilized world. Les- 
 sons at such times had no attractions for us, and the faculty acquiesced. The sense 
 of our responsibility for the entire management of the University grew upon us until 
 it included the management of the president himself, and upon one occasion when 
 the court thought he had not acted wisely it summoned him for trial for neglect of 
 duty. He then dissolved the government." 
 
 Other organizations came into existence in the early years, some of which are 
 still active. Alethenai was formed in 1871 ; in the same year the University band 
 furnished music for commencement, as it has done every year since ; in November of 
 that year there appeared the first number of a monthly periodical, called The Student, 
 changed two years later to The Illini and continued without interruption until the 
 present. It was heavy, learned, serious ; wholly unlike the college daily or the college 
 magazine of today, it reflected the conditions as they were then. Members of the 
 faculty contributed considerably to both the learning and the heaviness of its pages. 
 The Y. M. C. A. was organized in 1874, and in that year also the Agricultural society 
 and the Telegraphic association became the pioneers in a policy which before many 
 years provided a society for each important field covered by the curriculum. 
 
 Throughout the first decade, and for some years afterward, the University was 
 much like a large family. The students all knew each other, and knew the faculty. 
 "The tie between students and faculty was strong," says Emma Jones Spence, "almost 
 like that of relatives. We exchanged photographs, autographs, Christmas and New 
 Year's cards, sent flowers to each other in cases of illness or death, gave our pro- 
 fessors presents on their various anniversaries, entertained them in our homes — 
 those who had homes — and were often entertained by them, either by classes or in 
 other groups." 
 
 The influence of a few men of this period was great and lasting. Besides Greg- 
 ory, there were Burrill, whose service in mere years ran from 1868 until 1912, and 
 varied from that of little better than manual laborer to that of the acting president; 
 Shattuck, long a teacher of military and mathematics and financial agent, whose 
 strength of personality made him a power not always suspected by those whom it 
 most influenced; Snyder, most beloved, perhaps, of all ; and Ricker, first of the alumni 
 to find a permanent place on the faculty and still a familiar figure on the campus. 
 These men and their colleagues entered into the hard task of forming the new in- 
 stitution with a seriousness and self-sacrificing zeal almost religious in fervor of 
 faith. They were men with a vision of a great idea, impossible of fulfilment in their 
 
Historical Sketch xiii 
 
 day, but possible at any time only through the kind of vital gifts they were willing 
 to bestow upon it, and a willingness to await the slow processes of time. 
 
 After thirteen years, in which the foundation was firmly laid, but in which the 
 University had grown very slowly as to attendance and financial support from the 
 state, Gregory resigned, and his services ended with commencement of 1880. His 
 successor was Selim Hobart Peabody, who had declined the professorship of me- 
 chanical science and engineering in 1868 and after serving elsewhere had become 
 professor of mechanical engineering and physics in 1878. He served until 1891. 
 Almost all of his adult life, at the time of his election to the regency, had been spent 
 in teaching and accompanying activities. It is said that at the time of his appoint- 
 ment he could have taught successfully any subject offered in the curriculum of the 
 institution. 
 
 Although his conception of the function of the University was not materially 
 different from that of Gregory, the service he could and did render was quite so. 
 Gregory was intent upon laying broad foundations; he had little patience with the 
 details of administration, and it was fortunate for the institution that this was so. 
 His gifts were of the kind most needed in the beginning. No less opportune were 
 those of the cultivated and forward-looking educator and at the same time pains- 
 taking and methodical organizer that Peabody proved to be. 
 
 Peabody systematized administrative affairs and gathered up loose ends every- 
 where. He personally attended to numerous details. Dr. Burrill, in writing of his 
 work, said that "throughout his administration he had no stenographer. The Uni- 
 versity did not own during his time a typewriting machine ; official correspondence 
 was mainly conducted in his own hand writing. There was no registrar. At the be- 
 ginning of each term he personally issued class permits and at the close recorded 
 class grades. Aside from his service as head of the department of mechanical engin- 
 eering and physics, he taught classes, during different terms, in mechanics, hydraulics 
 and mental science, the latter subject being required of all seniors. It is little wonder 
 that there was not much time for effective campaigning outside or for dreaming of 
 future greatness." 
 
 But in spite of many obstacles, material and educational, progress was made 
 during this administration. In 1879-80 there were 434 students (reduced in 1880-81 
 to 379), and 26 teachers of all grades, of whom 15 were of professorial rank; in 
 1890-91, there were 519 students and 40 instructors, 24 of whom were of professorial 
 rank. For the first named year the total income from all sources was about $60,650 : 
 for the last named, $124,600. The total legislative appropriation for the session of 
 1879 was $25,500; that for the session of i8gi was $147,200. This latter figure in- 
 cluded $70,000 for the Natural History building, but excluding this, the increase was 
 noteworthy. 
 
 Before President Peabody's administration, all state appropriations had been 
 clearly for specified purposes and exclusive of salaries for instruction. At the legis- 
 lative session of 1881, the trustees, spurred on by Peabody, resolved to ask, in addi- 
 tion to the usual sums, for an appropriation for the current expenses of instruction. 
 The legislature granted the sum of $11,400 to help cover the loss suffered by the 
 University because of the reduction in the interest on its investments. The next 
 legislature was asked for $14,000, for the same purpose, and the grant was made. 
 During the biennial periods which followed, the .sums, of $24,000, $32,000, and 
 $40,000 were allowed, respectively. 
 
 This increase was obtained only through persistent effort to move a penurious 
 legislature. In that effort both the faculty and the alumni aided the president. In 
 1888 a committee of the Chicago Alumni club considered means for obtaining more 
 generous support from the legislature, and for interesting public-spirited citizens 
 of wealth in making gifts to the University. Neither idea was carried through by 
 the alumni. As Nevins points out, the turning point in the University finances came 
 less through state than through federal appropriations, carried by the Hatch Act 
 of 1887 for agricultural experiment stations, and the supplementary act of 1890. 
 Peabody was prominent and active in the movement which brought this aid about, 
 and prompt in taking measures to keep the legislature from diminishing its support 
 as the federal assistance became available. 
 
 There was during Peabody's administration a considerable growth in the num- 
 ber of the faculty, and a distinct improvement in the quality of work done and in 
 the standing which the institution had throughout the state. The fifteen professors 
 and six assistants or instructors of 1881 had increased to twenty-five professors 
 and fifteen subordinates ten years later. Burrill had for some years been doing 
 notable work in botany and bacteriology. In 1884 the courses in science were 
 strengthened and the prestige of the University was raised by the bringing of 
 
xiv University of Illinois 
 
 Professor S. A. Forbes from the Normal University. He was state entomologist 
 and director of the state laboratory of natural history, which he had founded in 
 1879, and these offices he brought to the University. As Robinson had in the pre- 
 ceding decade offered the first shop practice ever introduced in an engineering 
 course, so Forbes was probably the first man in Illinois to use the type method in 
 laboratory instruction in zoology, which he had begun before Huxley's Laboratory 
 Guide appeared and revolutionized the teaching of zoology. Though Peabody's 
 influence was directed more to organizing, systematizing, and expanding the curri- 
 culum, than to scholarly endeavor, the progressive alertness to modern educational 
 aims and methods on the part of the faculty that had characterized the earlier 
 years, continued, and began to be more widely known and appreciated. 
 
 Dr. Peabody encountered some annoyances and difficulties during his regime 
 arising from the attitude of the students. In the beginning, many assumed an 
 unfriendly attitude toward the new regent. The seniors were said to have held a 
 meeting to decide whether they would return or not. A controversy between secret 
 fraternities and the court of the students' government arose early in his term. As 
 a result, the regent recommended, and the trustees approved, a ruling that no 
 student could enter the University until he had pledged himself not to join a frat- 
 ernity, and that no student should be graduated until he had certified that he had 
 not belonged to any fraternity while in the University. The adoption of these rules 
 disclosed the existence of four such organizations. Their members petitioned the 
 faculty to repeal the rules, but the faculty only turned their petition over to the 
 Board, which recommended that their requests be refused. The rule was not re- 
 pealed until September, 1891, after Peabody had left. From the time of the passage 
 of the rule, more or less antagonism existed, directed chiefly toward the regent, 
 whose duty is was to execute the mandate. 
 
 Another occurence, trivial in itself, also inflicted no little injury. One of the 
 cadet captains in the military organization failed to receive an examination grade 
 sufficient to permit him to continue in his official position. His brother officers 
 undertook to compel his reinstatement by resigning eii masse. All but two were 
 persuaded by the faculty to withdraw their resignations, and those two were dis- 
 missed. Whereupon, a great and general protest arose, and the students were al- 
 lowed to take their grievances to the trustees, who sat as a sort of high court, and 
 in effect, put the faculty upon trial. The trustees reinstated the two officers. The 
 one whose case began the trouble had already resumed his work. The students 
 virtually won, and the regent was left in a somewhat uncomfortable position. 
 
 Student life was rapidly growing in complexity. Many new societies were 
 formed during the decade — natural history, agricultural, civil and mechanical en- 
 gineering, and architectural societies, and others ; the Y. M. C. A. became active. 
 Athletics, hitherto unorganized and almost wholly neglected by the authorities, 
 began to assume something of its modern aspect with the formation of the athletic 
 association at the beginning of the decade. The first intercollegiate baseball game 
 took place between Illinois and Illinois College in the autumn of 1880; the first foot- 
 ball team to represent the University went to Purdue in 1890. The Illini under- 
 went one of its many reorganizations, and in March of 1882 the first class annual, 
 the Sophograph, ioritTunner of the Illio, was issued by the sophomores. Oratorical 
 contests were still more numerous and important than athletic games, though even 
 by the middle of the decade there were complaints that the literary societies were 
 not literary. Whatever their shortcomings, they had been left, by the dissolution 
 of the student government in 1883 the most influential undergraduate organizations, 
 the centers of political, as well as of social, activity. 
 
 "Perhaps the most characteristic thing about student life in my time", wrote 
 Mary Tracy Earle Home, '85, "was its lack of organization and its lack of social 
 life, except that which centered in the three literary societies. Somehow a series 
 of lectures and concerts — good ones — was provided every year, but the dances, the 
 plays, the "jinks" of various kinds of today did not exist. We had the junior exhi- 
 bition and the oratorical contests. A slight scholastic flavor was supposed to char- 
 acterize our relaxations. There was complete absence of chaperones in my day. 
 We should have been offended if anyone had suggested one as necessary. I do not 
 say that our guileless, informal oyster stews after a skating party were wise, yet 
 no harm came of them except the general lack of savoir faire with which we took 
 our places afterwards in a world which continually grows more complex." 
 
 "To speak of student activities," one learns from Glenn Hobbs, '91, whose point 
 of view is that of most of the students of his time, "means to speak almost exclu- 
 sively of University Hall. We knew no other place and in fact there was no other. 
 
Historical Sketch xv 
 
 We attended class there and only there. We marched to chapel every day to the 
 sounds of martial music not bad enough to cause the banishment of the musicians. 
 With the faculty on the platform, Maud Kimball 'at the piano' a quartet choir to 
 sing, and an occasional senior to speak, these chapel exercises were formal and 
 impressive ceremonies. This same chapel witnessed events of varying importance 
 from class meetings to junior exhibitions." 
 
 One leading entertainment of the year was furnished by the freshman class in 
 its attempts to hold a "sociable", which it was the business of all other classes to 
 prevent or break up. Great secrecy was attempted; the party was often held out 
 of town, sometimes in Decatur, or Bloomington, but few were unmolested. "All 
 kinds of heathenish practices were used to break up the affairs," says C. A. Kiler, 
 '92, including eyewater and other irritants, before the day of gas masks, "and the 
 results were usually satisfactory," Mr. Kiler remarks, somewhat ambiguously. For 
 the seniors the momentous event of the year was their appearance in "plug" hats 
 and long coats, in which they tried to be dignified, with results that were not us- 
 ually considered satisfactory. 
 
 The alumni were becoming active, and were making themselves felt out of all 
 proportion to their numbers. The alumni association had been formed as soon as 
 there were graduates to form it, and the annual meetings had begun in 1873. For 
 ten years little was done except to have an annual dinner and elect officers, and, 
 beginning in 1875, to hold a public literary meeting at commencement time. Early 
 in 1884 the alumni through a committee began a campaign to have the name of the 
 Universit}' changed, and in a little more than a year succeeded. They also vigor- 
 ously pushed through a plan to make the trustees of the University elective, instead 
 of appointive. In this move they were opposed, but not deterred, by the regent. 
 Having got the law enacted, they promptly took steps to get alumni on the board, 
 and by the end of the decade a third of the elective membership were graduates, a 
 proportion that has remained fairly stable ever since. As if to show that its aims 
 were not wholly political, the Association gave the University a grand piano at 
 commencement time in 1887. 
 
 Matters of discipline, disturbances in the cadet battalion, a radical change in 
 the personnel of the board, these and other circumstances led the regent to offer 
 his resignation in June. It was at once accepted, and he left to become director 
 of the liberal arts exhibit at the Columbian exposition. 
 
 When Peabody resigned and left behind him among students and alumni a less 
 friendly feeling than has since been accorded his memory, and less, no doubt, than 
 he deserved, the trustees put a man in charge temporarily who on three earlier 
 occasions had acted for brief periods as regent, Dr. Thomas Jonathan Burrill. The 
 atmosphere cleared at once ; everyone liked and respected him, students, facultyj 
 and alumni ; he had been connected with the University in a variety of positions 
 from the earliest days and knew all its problems ; he was well and favorably known 
 throughout the state. 
 
 In the three years while Burrill acted as regent the University made substantial 
 advances in several ways. Virtually acting as chairman of the faculty rather than 
 as regent, he soon made a vigorous demand for better support from the legislature. 
 He had no patience with the timid practice of asking for only as much as might be 
 obtained without a struggle, and demanded that the trustees should ask for what 
 the University needed and put where it belonged any failure to supply the need. 
 Cautious friends were appalled when the trustees requested an appropriation of 
 $551,500 from a Democratic administration committed to a program of economy. 
 Fortunately Henry M. Dunlap, '75, newly elected to the senate, was in a strategic 
 position, and Governor Altgeld was distinctly friendly. After overcoming great 
 opposition, the University obtained an appropriation of $295,700 or more than 
 twice as much as it had ever received before. 
 
 One immediate result of this was an increase in salaries, coupled almost at once 
 with the opening of new departments and the engaging of a group of new mem- 
 bers of the faculty who have been largely instrumental in shaping the course of 
 the University since that time — Kinley, Clark, Greene, Townsend, Breckenridge, 
 Daniels, Dodge, and White. This group has been jocularly called the "wheel- 
 horses of the early nineties", and wheel-horses they have been, all but one of them 
 still in the University and still pulling vigorously, with an influence upon the destiny 
 of the institution unrivalled by that of any group except the founders. 
 
 The system of rigidly prescribed courses solidified under Peabody was swept 
 away and practically the present elective system was introduced. A. N. Talbot was 
 placed in charge of a new department of municipal and sanitary engineering; 
 departments of architectural engineering, and electrical engineering were created, 
 
xvi University of Illinois 
 
 and reorganization of other departments, especially the languages and pedagogy, 
 took place. An agricultural short course was instituted ; a biological station on 
 the Illinois river near Havana was provided ; a summer session was begun. One 
 of the first of Burrill's acts as regent was to institute plans for developing graduate 
 study. The first fellowships were offered in 1892; in the next year the graduate 
 school was placed under a committee consisting of the regent and the deans of the 
 colleges ; and in the year following plans were made for providing work leading 
 to the doctorate. 
 
 Although the natural history building had been provided for under Peabody, 
 it was not completed until 1892, in the fall of which year work was begun on the 
 engineering building, for which $160,000 had been provided in the large appropria- 
 tion secured through Burrill's initiative. With the building of these new structures 
 the University changed its whole aspect, and entered upon a new phase; these were 
 the beginnings of a material growth that contrasted sharply with the past, and that 
 has scarcely slackened since. 
 
 Student life warmed and expanded in the more genial atmosphere. Students 
 were allowed greater freedom, and showed a better, though not always a docile, 
 spirit. In the first month of Burrill's term the pledge not to join fraternities was 
 abolished, and the growth of those societies was tacitly encouraged. Attendance 
 rapidly increased, thanks in part, no doubt, to the work of Peabody and the alumni 
 in preceding years, as well as to the confidence felt on all sides in the acting head 
 of the University. Student organizations were stimulated. The first glee club was 
 recruited in 1891 ; in the next year the band gave its first annual concert; the mando- 
 lin, art, chemistry, and other clubs found lodgment, and a system of student assem- 
 blies was begun "for social and intellectual purposes." Perhaps it is appropriate to 
 mention as one of the most inspiriting events of the time, from the point of view of 
 the students, the change in September, 1892, by which military drill was required of 
 freshmen and sophomores only, and of them but twice a week. 
 
 Class spirit ran high ; the freshman social became a battle of wits and more 
 tangible materials, and was conducted over a wide territory. The first class rush 
 had occurred, quite spontaneously, in the autumn of 1891 in the corridors of Uni- 
 versity Hall. Clothing was damaged, eyewater, apparently ready for any emer- 
 gency, played a part, and in spite of faculty exhortations, the fight did not end until 
 the heaviest student, George Hufif, taking refuge on a chandelier, pulled it from 
 the ceiling and came down upon the heads of the classmen. The rush became an 
 annual affair, and in one form or another continued so until 1918. 
 
 Athletics was given new impetus by a grant of the use of part of what is now 
 Illinois Field, where in 1891 a grand-stand was erected and some facilities for games 
 were provided. In that and the next year, the University defeated all the small 
 college teams and graduated into the class of the big colleges by defeating North- 
 western in baseball in the spring of 1892. The game was played at Evanston, and 
 when the news reached Champaign a procession was formed which paraded the two 
 towns, chanting the score of 13 to 8 and other things, and creating a precedent 
 long, diligently, and variously observed in the years following. 
 
 The Illini, in these years of transition, became a weekly, with some of the charac- 
 teristics of a newspaper, and the University subscribed for four hundred copies to 
 be distributed among the high schools of the state. The Sophograph gave way, as 
 the annual, to the Illio, first issued, in 1894, by the juniors. 
 
 Though Dr. Burrill continued his active service for the University until 1912, 
 and worked daily in his laboratory on the campus until within a week of his death 
 in 1915, it was in these three years that he was most prominently a leader among 
 his colleagues, and none of the alumni remember him with more affection than 
 those who were then in college. "The class of '94 recalls with pride and affection 
 that Dr. Burrill was made a member of the alumni association at the same time as 
 ourselves," says Lucinda Pearl Boggs, "and that he would have been listed with 
 our class but for the strenuous objection of the entire alumni body. It seems im- 
 possible to pay any tribute to Dr. Burrill that will accurately and worthily portray 
 the man, the scholar, and the administrator, because he always lost sight of himself 
 in devotion to his task. He was humble with the humility of the man who sees the 
 greatness of his cause ; he was sincere, and the purity of his motives enabled him to 
 see into the hearts of men; he was sympathetic, with the good will that easily put 
 him in harmony with others; he was wise, with the broadmindedness which enabled 
 him for so many years to pursue scientific studies successfully and at the same time 
 guide a great university into newer, higher, and better ways. Nor can one pass 
 over the minor virtues of tact, of tolerance, and above all his saving sense of humor 
 which made him laugh with us at our own girl and boy absurdities. And so Dr. 
 
Historic AT. Sketch xvii 
 
 Burrill left his impress upon the institution, not with the briUiancy of some other 
 administrators and scholars, perhaps, but with a permanency indisputable because 
 of its righteousness." 
 
 There were some others who with Dr. Burrill bound the old University to the 
 new, and a few of whom are now going on into the still newer era in the second 
 half-century. Professors Ricker and Rolfe have both now retired, but Ira O. 
 Baker, '74, is still a vigorous teaching member of the faculty. What architecture 
 and the college of engineering owe to Ricker, civil engineering owes to Baker, and 
 that is a great debt. Arthur N. Talbot, '81, became head of a department under 
 Peabody, and has been one of the outstanding figures who have made the research 
 work at the University known throughout the engineering world. Another bond 
 between the two eras is S. W. Parr, '84, captain of the first baseball team, whose 
 work in chemistry has kept pace with the expanding requirements of the newer time. 
 
 "When I came upon the Board of Trustees in 1893," wrote James E. Armstrong, 
 '81, "there was no president. Dr. Burrill was acting in that position, while the 
 merits of various men were being discussed. Superintendent Draper of Cleveland 
 among them. Some admired his great executive ability but feared to choose a 
 president who was not strictly a college-bred man. I was put upon the committee 
 to recommend candidates for all vacancies and eventually was made chairman of 
 that committee. I visited various doctors of divinity and philosophy, and corres- 
 ponded with many people. I became convinced that what the University needed 
 was not so much the college type as the organizer and the executive who could 
 bring the institution to the notice of the legislature and convince the average man 
 in politics that the state University was the greatest asset of the commonwealth. 
 Dr. Burrill and I went to Cleveland to see Dr. Draper. We were so well impressed 
 that we arranged to have him meet the Board in Chicago. He came, and after a 
 half-hour's talk we asked him to retire from the room ; in ten minutes he was elected. 
 The Board had set $4,000 as the salary ; he had set his price at $7,000 and free rent 
 of a house we were to build for him. He got his price in those ten minutes." 
 
 Dr. Draper, like some of the trustees, had misgivings as to his fitness for the 
 presidency because of his relatively slight academic training. He was a lawyer and 
 a man of affairs, rather than a scholar. He had begun teaching school at eighteen, 
 had established a good law practice at thirty, had subsequently served on the Albany 
 Board of Education, in the state legislature, on the federal court of Alabama claims, 
 as state superintendent of public instruction, in New York, and in 1892 at the age 
 of forty-two had become superintendent of the Cleveland schools. He had been 
 made doctor of laws by Colgate in 1889. These bare facts do not indicate, how- 
 ever, the character of the man, or suggest how admirably fitted he was for the task 
 he assumed. He was, as Nevins has said, a man of culture in a very real sense, 
 for he knew law, he was a great reader of history, and he had a rare intellectual 
 curiositj'^ and a knack for securing from others knowledge he had not found for 
 himself. 
 
 Draper showed a grasp of the whole situation at once inclusive and attentive 
 to details in all their complications, and formulated promptly a general policy which 
 he knew how to carry out. There is always danger lest in telling the story of an 
 institution whose life is a complex of many forces and influences too much attention 
 and credit may be given one leading figure. The remarkable growth of the Uni- 
 versity in the decade under Draper rose largely out of the conditions developed 
 before he came, and was promoted by many other men than he, but it must be said 
 that his ideas and his personality were dominant throughout the decade ; he shaped 
 the destinies of the University more completely in accordance with his will than 
 had any predecessor. And when he had done the work he could do, and saw that 
 his part must be a lesser or a different one in the expanding institution, he withdrew. 
 
 The ground had been well prepared for the coming of Draper. The faculty had 
 grown, was progressive, ready for vigorous leadership ; the governor and the state 
 administration generally were friendly; the people of the state were beginning to 
 know something of the institution and to have confidence in it. Another source of 
 help is suggested in a remark made by Dr. Burrill many years later as he stood on 
 the steps of Ryerson Laboratory of the University of Chicago : "The people of 
 this state will never appreciate what this institution has meant to us at the' did 
 University." At the beginning Draper expressed his conviction that the University 
 must ask for much larger appropriations, must raise its entrance requirements, must 
 give more attention to research, and must improve the social conditions in Cham- 
 paign and Urbana as they afifected the University. 
 
xviii University of Illinois 
 
 The program laid out then, and followed, meant a final and irrevocable departure 
 from the earlier idea of the University as a peculiar institution with a special mis- 
 sion to serve a definite purpose for a part of the people hitherto neglected in edu- 
 cation. Much of the early ideal had already been lost; even in developing agricul- 
 ture and engineering and science the University had perhaps inevitably approached 
 the generally characteristic type of American university. It was now to go further 
 towards the standard type by remedying the great defects and weaknesses in its 
 work in the liberal arts, and by adding, after the fashion of the time, new schools 
 and colleges, to offer advanced or professional training in whatever subject any 
 citizen of the state might desire. 
 
 The first acquisition was the school of pharmacy, added in May, 1896, when the 
 Chicago college of pharmacy was taken over. One year later the college of physi- 
 cians and surgeons of Chicago became the school of medicine of the University. 
 In the fall of 1897 a law school, long discussed, was opened. In February of 1900 it 
 became the college of law, and the medical school was at the same time made the 
 college of medicine. In the same year in which the law school was opened, the 
 school of library economy which had been organized at the Armour institute of 
 technology in 1893 was moved to the University as the state library school and the 
 director became university librarian. There were at that time only two other 
 library schools in the country. In 1895 the work in music was reorganized and en- 
 larged and in 1897 still further expanded into a school of music. Three years later 
 a school of dentistry was organized in connection with the college of medicine. 
 
 While all these additions were being made, existing departments of the Univer- 
 sity were being transformed. Dean Davenport came as head of the college of agri- 
 culture at the same time that Draper became president, and strongly supported by 
 Burrill and others, reorganized the work in agriculture, then at low ebb, and en- 
 tered on a more ambitious and aggressive program than even Draper at first ap- 
 proved. The success which immediately followed both in attracting students and 
 in winning support throughout the state for the University soon won Draper's ap- 
 proval, though not always his belief in the direction Dean Davenport wished to 
 give the growing department. The agricultural experiment station was also re- 
 organized, and its work greatly enlarged. In 1899 an appropriation of $150,000 led 
 to a complete making over of the college, and what had been the weakest depart- 
 ment of the University soon grew to such proportions, in number of courses, of 
 facult}', of students, and in appropriations, as to give it for years a prominent, if 
 not a dominant place, in the University as it was regarded throughout the state. 
 
 Engineering, already strong, also grew, especially the department of electrical 
 engineering. Railway engineering was added in 1898. The chief feature of the 
 growth in this field however was the establishment of the engineering experiment 
 station in 1903, the first of its kind anywhere. 
 
 Literature and the liberal arts had been neglected from the beginning, and al- 
 though given considerable encouragement under Burrill, were still deplorably weak 
 when Draper came. Science was already strong under Professor Forbes, dean, and 
 professor of zoology, with Burrill in botany and Palmer in chemistry. Dr. David 
 Kinley was given the task in 1894 of building up the work within the college of 
 literature and arts, and he proceeded with vision and energy on that difficult under- 
 taking. Under his stimulating direction, and largely as a result of his own work in 
 the classroom, the courses in economics grew by 1902 into a group of courses of 
 training for business, later to become the college of commerce. In English and the 
 modern languages there was rapid growth, and a healthy quickening was perceptible 
 in all departments. The graduate work was given impetus in 1894 by the appoint- 
 ment of a dean of the graduate school, and as the various departments of the Uni- 
 versity were strengthened, advanced work of wider range and better quality gradu- 
 ally became possible, and the number of graduate students increased. One hundred 
 and twenty students were registered in the school in the year Draper left. 
 
 Naturally, such growth required money. At his first appearance before the legis- 
 lature, Draper asked for $502,300 and the legislature appropriated $422,000, and each 
 biennium of his presidency brought a great increase over its predecessor, reaching a 
 total of $1,267,125 in 1903. Much of this increase was made necessary by the rapidly 
 growing attendance and facultj^ but there was at the same time, necessarily, a vig- 
 orous building program. When Draper came, there were five buildings on the cam- 
 pus; there were fifteen when he left. Engineering Hall was completed in the year of 
 his inauguration. Then in rapid succession came the library, the president's house, 
 the observatory, the heating plant, the chemistry building, the agricultural building, 
 the gymnasium, and in 1903 an appropriation for the woman's building. 
 
Historical Sketch xix 
 
 Such expansion required many readjustments in the administrative organization 
 of the University. "Within two years," says Nevins in summarizing this matter, 
 Draper "had given clearer definition of his own powers, upon which he was in- 
 sistent ; for the general supervision of the instructional work, he had created the 
 deanship of the general faculty; and he had organized the council of administration 
 . . . To the general faculty, consisting of all of professorial rank, was given charge 
 of the instructional policy. Later the deanship of this body was dropped, and the 
 growth of the University led in 1901 to the creation of the senate, composed of 
 president, deans, and department heads, which took over the duties of the general 
 faculty." 
 
 But by the great bodj^ of alumni who knew the University in that decade, the 
 period will always be best remembered for the astonishing increase in attendance 
 and the development of the undergraduate spirit. The changes wrought in under- 
 graduate life in the decade following 1894 were very great. At its beginning there 
 was still noticeable a considerably amount of crudeness, of which the treatment of 
 the freshmen and their social endeavors was but typical. It was Draper's task to 
 eliminate this rough rowdyism and introduce with the hearty co-operation of the 
 students many refinements of social custom without creating an artificial or a snob- 
 bish atmosphere. He did all this with consummate skill. Hazing and riotous cele- 
 brations were customarj% and Draper was too good a sportsman not to take pleasure 
 in the vigorous display of healthy animal spirits thus employed, if kept within 
 bounds. But he was a firm disciplinarian, and when the sophomores injured a girl 
 in breaking up a freshman party in Urbana, he set to work promptly and effectively 
 to remove this kind of thing from student life. The process involved the expulsion 
 of nine students and the suspension of another, and gave all clearly to understand 
 that Draper was master of the situation ; nobody ever supposed that a student up- 
 rising would drive him from the University. He won the students by frank and 
 hearty enjoyment of their sports, by square and manly treatment, by careful and 
 thoughtful courtesy in all his relations with them. No undergraduate ever went 
 past him on the street without knowing that he had passed the president of the Uni- 
 versity and feeling that there was a personal meaning in the unfailing slow smile 
 and salute. He went to all the games and knew all the athletes by name. He went 
 out with D. H. Carnahan to plan the tennis courts north of the greenhouse; he pre- 
 sented the gold medal given to Way Woody who had his leg broken in football. 
 
 In athletics the days of the small college were over, and in 1896 the beginnings of 
 what has grown into the Conference were made. Baseball came to be the leading 
 sport, though football and minor sports were not neglected. With the growing 
 prominence of athletics came a decline in the literary societies and in debating, 
 which reached its lowest ebb towards the middle of the decade. On the other hand 
 the efforts to build up the literary departments resulted in a great access of dramatic 
 effort, plays being given in French, German, and English, and one in Greek. Even 
 military had an important place in changing the spirit of undergraduate life, for 
 General (then Captain) D. H. Brush, though a rigid disciplinarian, had the knack 
 of winning favor for military drill, and making it popular. 
 
 Social organizations increased rapidly in numbers, in a decade the fraternities 
 increasing from four to thirteen, and five sororities finding welcome. Dancing be- 
 came a dominant social interest, and there was a noticeable attention to the formal- 
 ityof having chaperones at parties. "This was a period of wholesome social con- 
 ditions," says H. H. Horner, '01, "and of healthy growth of fraternities and sorori- 
 ties. I was a 'barb' my first year in college and a fraternity man thereafter, but I 
 haveno recollection of 'bad blood' or snobbishness as between men in and out. The 
 relations of men and women on the campus, in the class rooms, and in social life 
 were natural, unaffected, and remarkably free from improprieties. There was free 
 opportunity for every student to develop and to profit by his own talents ; there was 
 good comradeship for anyone who would mix with his fellows ; there was the in- 
 spiration which comes from the devotion of the crowd to a common cause; there 
 was a high level of individual industry and purpose among the students." 
 
 The great increase in numbers had done away almost wholly with the old familiar 
 and personal relations between the students and the members of the faculty, a re- 
 lationship which to the earlier alumni is one of the most cherished memories. They 
 met as often as ever, perhaps, at receptions, and more or less formal social occasions 
 were numerous, and the students became increasingly able to stand on their own feet 
 when in close social contact with their fellows. But personal relations were seldom 
 intimate. A man who was a student through much of this period remarks that "there 
 was not a strongly organized effort on the part of the faculty to serve the particular 
 
XX Univeksity of Illinois 
 
 needs of the individual student. We were dealt with almost wholly in groups, and 
 only here and there recognized, and then quite unofficially, as human units with 
 characteristics, ambitions, and capacities dififering from those of our fellows . . .1 
 shall never forget my tirst registration day; how full of eager anticipation I was in 
 the morning, how despondent as the day wore on with no word of welcome and no 
 intimation that I was more than a peg to fill a hole that was somewhere empty. I 
 did come at last in that long and disagreeable day to a man who actually put down 
 his pen and greeted me; seemed not to be in a hurry; asked me where I came from, 
 what I expected to do, and expressed the hope that I would find his course interest- 
 ing. He simply allowed himself to be guided by his natural human impulses. The 
 man was Harry Sands Grindley. I remember just where I found him, his cordial 
 smile, his friendly handshake, his linen coat. I shall always love him for that little 
 display of human kindness in my day of greatest need. It is hardly necessary to 
 say that I did not run into "T. A." on registration day. There was no lack of kindly 
 human instincts on the part of the faculty, as I was later happily to discover, but 
 there was to my mind a lamentable failure to capitalize the natural instincts of the 
 teaching staff and to make concerted effort to discover the individual back of the 
 name and to help that individual to make the most of his new opportunity." 
 
 So much of this individual experience is cited here because it typifies a condi- 
 tion that came in this decade to be general, and has remained so. The condition is 
 in large part the inevitable consequence of a numerous enrollment ; it is also in no 
 small measure the token of an opportunity lost, an inarticulate but real and poignant 
 appeal ignored by the faculty. 
 
 The administrative officers saw in the growing loss of personal contact with the 
 students, who shared the attention of the faculty with so many other proper and 
 pressing interests, the need of some organized system of contact. To supply this 
 need for the young women, whose lot at the university had always been a rather 
 hard one, owing to lack of resources rather than of sympathy on the part of the 
 officers, especially since the beginning of of Dr. Burrill's regime, a woman's depart- 
 ment was created in 1897, the head of which was to be adviser, disciplinarian, and 
 protector of all women students. Miss Violet D. Jayne came to fill the office, giv- 
 ing part of , her time to the teaching of courses in English, and in a position notori- 
 ously difficult at best, she became a pleasing and immensely helpful influence in both 
 the scholastic and the social life of the women. 
 
 The effort to meet this requirement for the men led to a signal innovation in the 
 establishing, in 1901, of the office of dean of men, first called dean of undergraduates, 
 and Thomas Arkle Clark, for whom and by whom, inextricably, the place was made, 
 became the first college officer to hold such a position or title. It was his business, in 
 the beginning, to serve in the place traditionally held by the president in relation 
 to the students, as adviser, friend, and disciplinarian, for all of which duties Pro- 
 fessor Clark was eminently fitted. The opportunities and activities of the office had 
 hardly been suspected when it was created ; the place has grown in utility and im- 
 portance ever since, until it is now the one office most intimately connected with 
 undergraduate life. Though not clearly perceived at its beginning, this innovation 
 meant the establishing of a relationship between administration and students con- 
 siderably at variance with that maintained at many universities. Through it the 
 University keeps account of class attendance, class standing, health, living condi- 
 tions, social activities, and a thousand and one items of more or less individual 
 concern which are in many places ignored as outside the responsibility of the uni- 
 versity. Much as is accomplished by the organized efforts of the office working 
 through clubs and fraternities, still more effect results from the personal contact of 
 the dean of men, as he is now called, with thousands of students. He knows thousands 
 of them by name ; he visits every man who goes to the hospital ; he is seldom missing 
 from the deathbed of a student; he attends hundreds of parties and meetings and 
 dinners and makes hundreds of talks each year ; he is the friend and counsellor of 
 the great mass of students; he is also the disciplinary officer who gives many a man 
 a bad half-hour. Naturally some of them think they are too closely attended by this 
 system of oversight; but the good that has come of it is immeasurable, and if not 
 recognized before a man leaves college is in almost all cases admitted afterwards. 
 
 The alumni did not make themselves much felt during the Draper administra- 
 tion. That may have been due in part to the feeling which Draper did not conceal, 
 that the alumni asked rather than gave help and were not a force to be reckoned 
 with in carrying out his plans. He did not antagonize them, but he did nothing to 
 enlist their active support, preferring to utilize the students in his measures to bring 
 
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 the University before the public. The activity shown by the alumni during Pea- 
 body's time had no parallel now. Individual alumni were influential in the legis- 
 lature and on the board of trustees, but the Association was of little or no conse- 
 quence, beyond the work of the committee on nomination of trustees; few attended 
 the annual meetings, and still fewer paid the fees. In 1899 the alumni in meeting 
 voted that the secretary might be chosen outside the alumni, all dues were abolished, 
 and the University was asked to pay for printing the minutes of the annual meeting. 
 
 President Draper resigned in March, 1904, and the trustees, after considering a 
 number of possibilities, including two or three members of the faculty, elected as 
 his successor Edmund Janes James, at that time president of Northwestern Uni- 
 versity. He was the first native of the state to occupy the position, and he brought 
 with him the understanding and sympathy of a native son who had been teacher and 
 administrator in a normal school and in two universities of the state, coupled with 
 training and experience gained in other states and abroad. Son of a pioneer Metho- 
 dist minister, he was born on May 21, 1855 at Jacksonville, Illinois. He prepared 
 for college in the model department of the Illinois State Normal School and after 
 one year at Northwestern University and one at Harvard, he entered the University 
 of Halle, in 1875, where two years later he received his doctor's degree. He did his 
 first teaching as principal of the high school at Evanston, going from there to a simi- 
 lar position in the high school department of the Illinois Normal University. In 
 1883 he became professor of public administration in the University of Pennsylvania. 
 While there he was for a time secretary of the graduate faculty and organized the 
 instruction in this department. He was also director of the Wharton School of 
 Finance and Economy. In i8g6 he became professor of public administration and di- 
 rector of the university extension division of the University of Chicago. He was 
 elected president of Northwestern University six years later, and in 1904 he re- 
 signed to accept the presidency of Illinois. He received the honorary degree LL.D. 
 from Cornell College (Iowa) in 1902, from Wesleyan, 1903, Queen's College also 
 in 1903, from Harvard University in 1909, and Michigan in igiy. 
 
 Though President James assumed the duties of his office in the summer of 1904, 
 his formal installation was deferred until the fall of 1905, when it was utilized for 
 making the institution known not only throughout the state, but all over the coun- 
 try, and abroad. Delegates were present from scores of other universities, and from 
 the state and federal administrations, and a series of conferences of wide scope on 
 educational subjects made the occasion distinguished and memorable. 
 
 The general lines of policy in the new administration soon showed many changes. 
 So thoroughly had Draper done his work of reorganization to meet the needs of a 
 large and complex institution that little change was needed in the machinery. Under 
 Draper not only had a large administrative machine been erected ; the undergraduate 
 curriculum had been expanded and balanced ; undergraduate teaching had been con- 
 sistently improved: the level of student life, intellectually and socially, had been 
 notably elevated. Taking these accomplished things for granted, the University 
 under the leadership of President James took a long look forward and began to lay 
 plans larger and more ambitious, some called them visionary, than had hitherto been 
 suggested. The essentially national character of the University was emphasized and 
 insisted upon. The efforts to set and maintain a high and ascending standard in 
 undergraduate teaching and scholarship were continued, but distinctly greater at- 
 tention was directed to broadening, strengthening, and elevating tire higher levels of 
 scholarship in the institution by building up the graduate school and the library, en- 
 couraging investigation, research, and experiment — all the intellectual activities 
 which contribute to the world's treasury of knowledge. 
 
 Progress in the ambitious program depended on securing larger and continually 
 larger resources, and although President Draper on retiring had felt that the limit 
 had been reached in the size of legislative appropriations. President James approached 
 the general assembly with requests, and reasons in support of them, which made 
 the arrogance of his predecessor seem timidity. Some of his far-sighted enthusiasm 
 he transferred to the legislators; with tact and skill the president and his colleagues, 
 assisted by many alumni in and out of the legislature, bound together the interests of 
 the University and the state, with the result that appro'priations rapidly increased. 
 President Draper had seen the income grow from about $600,000 for 1894-96 to 
 $1,800,000 for 1902-04. The income for 1904-06 was $2,166,000, for 1906-08 it was 
 $3,100,000; by 1914 it exceeded $6,000,000 and has so continued. The most important 
 single event in regard to the income of the University was the enacting of a law in 
 191 1 which levies a tax of one mill on all the assessed property of the state for the 
 
xxii University of Illinois 
 
 support of the University. President James had worked for this law from the begin- 
 ning of his administration, pointing out the need for it as a guarantee on which the 
 University could build for the future, and bringing to the support of the measure 
 many of the most important influences in the state. No small share of credit for 
 the law is due the alumni who assisted materially in presenting the cause of the Uni- 
 versity to the legislature ; most of the credit, apart from that which goes to members 
 of the University, belongs, however, to Senator Henry M. Dunlap, who fathered the 
 bill, saw it through committees, and did much to assure its passage. Though the 
 tax brings the University an assured income of approximately $5,000,000 ^very two 
 years, it has the disadvantage of tending to limit appropriations to that amount, 
 though already it has been found inadequate to meet the growing needs of the in- 
 stitution. The present legislature (1919-21) has increased the appropriation about 
 $350,000 beyond the proceeds of the mill tax. 
 
 The most noticeable result of this amplified support was a great increasein the 
 building program calculated to house the growing attendance and multiplying 
 activities. A bare list of the principal structures can be mentioned here: the audi- 
 torium, the addition to the natural history building, the laboratory of physics, Lincoln 
 Hall, the commerce, transportation, woman's, administration, genetics, and ceramics 
 buildings, the armory, the vivarium, the immense horticultural glass houses, the ad- 
 dition to the chemical laboratory, more than doubling the size of the original struc- 
 ture, the woman's residence hall, the school of education, and the Smith memorial 
 music building, all built since 1905. 
 
 Other material equipment has kept pace with buildings. The laboratories have 
 been enriched in apparatus and machinery in bewildering quantities ; the museums 
 Have been steadily augmented, and two new collections, those of classical art and 
 archeology and of medieval culture, established. The most noteworthy growth has, 
 naturally.'taken place in the library. For the first twenty years after the opening of 
 the University it had been sadly neglected, and although it grew somewhat faster 
 after 1890, it was still deplorably weak in 1904, when there were fewer than seventy 
 thousand volumes in it. By 1909 the number had doubled ; at the end of a decade it 
 had increased to 300,000, and when the first half-century was completed the collec- 
 tion numbered 420,000 volumes of books, besides thousands of pamphlets. 
 
 The encouragement of higher scholarship in many fields and by all possible means 
 has been the outstanding characteristic of the progress of the University in the last 
 fourteen years. The leading feature and force in this movement has been the gradu- 
 ate school, the influence of which has been felt in every part of the institution. At 
 the same time, members of the faculty have been encouraged in every way possible 
 to pursue independent investigation and research and to publish the results obtained. 
 Promotion has largely depended on such activity, and new appointments have been 
 made with promise in this direction in mind. INIore time and money has been pro- 
 vided for conducting experiments and investigation, departments have been 
 equipped and encouraged to offer courses leading to advanced degrees, and several 
 series of publications have been subsidized to make the results available. 
 
 Graduate instruction had been encouraged, but not vigorously promoted in the 
 decade of Draper. In 1905 Dean Kinley resigned as head of the college of literature 
 and arts to become dean of the graduate school, and an administrative faculty rep- 
 resenting those departments giving most attention to graduate work was instituted. 
 In 1907 legislative recognition of graduate work as a proper function of a state uni- 
 versity was bestowed in the form of a special appropriation of $50,000 a year, re- 
 peated at the close of the biennium. With this fund fellowships and scholarships 
 were endowed, publications were subsidized, money for special purchases in connec- 
 tion with research was made available, and every facility provided to encourage 
 scholarly effort. 
 
 This growth in research has affected the instructional balance within the 
 University; still more notably it has brought the institution into practical relations 
 with many interests in the state outside the University, to the advantage of both 
 parties. The work of the agricultural experiment station is of course generally 
 known ; not so widely appreciated is the extensive, various, and valuable work of 
 the engineering experimerit station for all manner of engineering interests, for 
 which in a way it has become an experimental laboratory. Similar service is rendered 
 by the departments of ceramics; of education, now the college of education with a 
 special bureau of educational research; of chemistry; of political science, which 
 has contributed much to the reorganization of state administration in Illinois; and 
 by a orroup of related scientific bureaus, including the natural history survey, the 
 
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 state historical survey, the entomological survey, the state water survey, state geo- 
 logical survey, a bureau for investigating problems of Illinois mineral industries, 
 and many others. In fact, during the last fourteen years the University has been 
 called upon for direct service to every important industry and interest in the state ; 
 has been enabled to meet many demands by the insistence with which these interests 
 have demanded that the state should provide the University with means to do so. 
 
 A number of administrative changes have taken place in this period. In 1905 a 
 school of education was established in the college of literature and arts, which in 
 1918 was made a college of education. The colleges of literature and arts and of 
 science, which had been pursuing somewhat parallel careers since the da3'S of Pea- 
 body, were, after several years of debate, united in 1913 as the college of liberal 
 arts and sciences under the deanship of Dr. Kendric C. Babcock. The courses in 
 business administration established in the college of literature and arts under Dean 
 Kinley were given means for somewhat independent development through a separate 
 appropriation of $25,000 a year made in 1905, and were enlarged into a college of 
 commerce and business administration in 1917. Courses in ceramics were estab- 
 lished in 1905, out of which has grown the school of ceramics with a commodious 
 group of buildings and a considerable faculty. A department of railway engineering 
 was established in 1906, in connection with which a locomotive testing laboratory was 
 opened. A mine rescue station came in 1909. A growth of activity and scope 
 equally significant has taken place in other departments without giving occasion for 
 administrative change. Every department in the arts and sciences as in the technical 
 colleges has grown ; in the department of history, for example, special attention has 
 been paid to western history. South America, and the Near East; courses in San- 
 scrit, Celtic, and Scandinavian languages have been introduced; journalism has 
 grown to the proportions of a department, though administratively within the de- 
 partment of English ; a similar filling out might be recounted concerning scores of 
 branches of educational interest. 
 
 Radical changes have been made in the Chicago departments. Partly because of 
 pressure upon the University to improve and expand the work in the college of medi- 
 cine and the unwillingness of the legislature to provide means to accomplish the 
 necessary alterations, the University was compelled to close it on June 30, 1912. 
 The college of physicians and surgeons again opened a school on the same site. 
 This caused such consternation among medical alumni and friends of medical edu- 
 cation in Illinois that they proceeded to secure the capital stock of the college of 
 physicians and surgeons and then presented it to the trustees of the university. 
 The college of medicine was then re-opened March 6, 1913. A vigorous policy of 
 expansion and development followed. The equipment has been perfected and 
 brought down to date, and the entrance requirements have been raised to a par with 
 those of the best medical schools of the United States. The dental department, 
 which was closed at the same time as the medical department and for the same 
 reasons, was re-opened October i, 1913. The college of dentistry has also under- 
 gone considerable development within the last few years, as well as the school of 
 pharmacy. 
 
 The fine spirit that has been shown throughout the various ranks of the fac- 
 ulty has been promoted in so small measure by a steady increase in salaries. Presi- 
 dent James has made it one of his objects, never lost sight of, to foster in the 
 faculties a combination of intellectual restlessness and economic contentment. The 
 latter is never attained, for competition for the best men is active and strong, and 
 economic pressure must sometimes perform operations of extrusion not otherwise 
 easily accomplished; but it has been his purpose to establish-and maintain a scale 
 of salaries that would keep in the University the men most valuable to it and to the 
 state, and bring to it those men whom it most needed. Once in particular, and more 
 than once in less emphatic terms, the legislature has been urged in recent years to 
 make appropriations for the specific purpose of increasing salaries. And although 
 among the leading universities of the country the state universities do not offer the 
 most attractive salaries, among her sister state institutions Illinois has come, in the 
 last dozen years, to occupy a favorable position in this respect. 
 
 The growth in size and complexity of the University has naturally meant a con- 
 tinual increase in the size of the faculty, an alteration not of size only, but a steady 
 rise in scholarly equipment also. The numerous additions made in the period, while 
 the teaching function has not been neglected, have been made in so far as possible with 
 a view to bringing together a group of specialists possessing intellectual enthusiasm 
 and scholarly productive industry. As a result an atmosphere of greater intellectual 
 
xxiv University of Illinois 
 
 vigor has been created that has proved stimulating to the younger members of the 
 faculty and to the graduate students. Such a growth has necessarily completely done 
 away with the sense of social solidarity existing in the faculty in the preceding pe- 
 riods, when the faculty as a group was not so large, or so widely separated by in- 
 tense specialization as to make homqgeneitj'- impossible. But the disappearance of 
 the old unity has not given rise to antagonisms or cliques. There has continued to 
 be little trace of jealousy and practically no bitterness among the groups haying 
 special interests. Friction there is now and then, of course, but surprisingly little. 
 This genial atmosphere is due in no small measure to the spirit of intellectual and 
 academic tolerance, equality, and freedom steadily maintained by President James. 
 There are some more royal than the king, but they do not appreciably restrict the 
 freedom of intellectual life and progress. 
 
 Relations between the members of the faculty and the students have shown little 
 change except that the characteristics which came to notice in the preceding period 
 have been somewhat intensified. With the development of the office of the dean of 
 men the faculty has shown an increasing willingness to leave matters of personal 
 contact to that office. Consequent^ the community of interest existing between the 
 two parts of the University has not always been realized or cultivated. Not many 
 members of the faculty maintain close personal relations with students, and not 
 many students nowadays feel that affectionate regard for members of the faculty 
 which was once a characteristic of the University life. This growing separatism 
 is due not only to increase in numbers and to the activity of the offices of the deans 
 of men and of women, but in part also to the emphasis laid on the importance of re- 
 search, as compared with teaching. The desirable and far from impossible combina- 
 tion of the two interests in cordial co-operation remains to be developed out of a 
 fuller and mellower adjustment to the still somewhat new aspirations of this latest 
 period. 
 
 Student life has been revolutionized in the past fifteen years. Physical changes 
 have brought to the immediate vicinity of the University a business district which 
 supplies all the ordinary needs of the students. Whereas at an earlier time the need 
 of a sandwich, a pencil, or a shoestring called the student a mile or more away, to 
 Urbana or Champaign, all his ordinary requirements, except that of motion pictures, 
 are now met within a block of the campus. Since the building of the first fraternity 
 house in 1903 there has been constructed a group of sixty-six houses for such groups 
 of students, and although perhaps a majority still live in lodgings of the type familiar 
 from the beginning, the tendency is strong toward the better conditions that come 
 with the organizing of groups owning their domiciles. Of this group of fraternity 
 and sorority_ houses, some seventeen, representing an investment of $500,000, belong 
 to the organizations, the title usually being in a group of alumni. This situation as 
 introduced has fostered the growth of an element of stability in the interest of the 
 alumni, as well as one of responsibility on the part of the students towards the Uni- 
 versity. The fratesnities and sororities have had an influence in student life quite 
 apart from their contributions to the physical well-being and social activity of their 
 members. Among the men are forty chapters of national social fraternities, five 
 professionals and seven locals ; among the women are thirteen nationals and one local. 
 Their influence on the scholastic endeavors of their members is helpful and they 
 form an important element in the control of activities and customs. There is no 
 anti-fraternity feeling in the University. Among the women there has been created 
 a system of housing units to care for those not in organizations. And at the very 
 close of the half-century the University built the first residence hall, to accommodate 
 about one hundred women. The fraternity houses are all in Champaign, within a 
 few blocks of the University, while the sororities divide their favors between the 
 two towns, with a tendency toward the Urbana side, where the women's residence 
 hall is located. This movernent has made a compact community of students within 
 six blocks of the campus, with very few living farther away; and this compactness 
 has fostered a feeling of close fellowship, of common interest, of democratic cor- 
 diality. 
 
 Five churches have been built in the neighborhood of the University to care for 
 the students, and are centers of much helpful activity. The Presbyterians have 
 erected a student church and a dormitory or residence hall for women students, 
 with anendowment of $60,000. The Methodists, who were the first to build in the 
 University community, have purchased half a block of land adjoining the campus on 
 which they will erect a group of buildings, including a church and a social center, 
 and other structures requiring an expenditure of half a million dollars, provided on 
 the Wesley Foundation. The Baptists, Unitarians, and Disciples have built churches 
 
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 near the campus. The Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. organizations have erected build- 
 ings and collected endowments of a value exceeding a quarter of a million dollars 
 and affording centers of religious and social work among the students, as well as 
 furnishing living accommodations for limited numbers. The Y. W. C. A. building 
 is a gift from Mr. W. B. McKinley, who also contributed enough of the cost of 
 the Y. M. C. A. building to bring his donations to the two to more than $100,000. 
 The same friend has given more than $100,000 for a University hospital, soon to be 
 erected. The Y. M. C. A. achieved its maximum strength and influence in the middle 
 of the period, helped materially by the gift of a building opened in 1908. Three 
 years later the Y. M. C. A. opened a commodious building, and the two structures 
 have been the centers of much student activity. 
 
 A great number of organizations have represented every shade of intellectual and 
 social interest. Of the former, a mere catalog would be too long here, but the 
 scholarly activities of the students have made a place for Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, 
 Tau Beta Pi, which came, significantly, in the reverse of the order named, and for 
 many others of less scope. Local honorary societies have become numerous, the most 
 important being Mawanda, which succeeded the moribund Shield and Trident, dat- 
 ing from 1893, and Phoenix, founded in 1906, to give recognition, at the close of the 
 junior year, to men who have shown high qualities of ability as students and 
 leaders. 
 
 But the Association buildings by no means afford accommodations adequate to 
 serve as a center of the social life of the students, and in 1909 a students' union 
 was organized to raise a fund for a student building and take charge of under- 
 graduate political affairs. The career of this organization demonstrates certain 
 aspects of student activity. Inspired by a definite purpose, efforts have been made 
 for several years to interest all students in the movement, to raise money, and to 
 guide student life. But there has been lacking almost continuously from the begin- 
 ning the disinterested and able leadership necessary to obtain the confidence and sup- 
 port of the students. Though there have been able leaders both in and out of the 
 Union, the conditions have not developed those qualities of imagination combined 
 with initiative that are the finest fruit of college life. Without question the general 
 level of undergraduate life has been elevated; the crudeness of another time has 
 almost wholly disappeared; the era of the rented dress suit has passed; it is hardly 
 fair now to say, as a graduate of 1905 said, that all "social activities were character- 
 ized by a too evident desire to do the proper thing." Sophistication is not now no- 
 ticeably lacking, since the majority of students in all parts of the university come 
 from larger centers of population. The student who in 1900 had an allowance of 
 seventy-five dollars a month was pointed out on the campus with awe ; scores now 
 drive their own cars home to Chicago or Peoria over the week-end. Social affairs 
 are more expensive in every way than they used to be, though they are not extrava- 
 gantly elaborate. But this growth in finish, in self possession, and in consciousness 
 has not as yet brought forth either much profound zeal for scholarship or notably 
 fine qualities of leadership. 
 
 The measure of change within the period is easily traced in the student publica- 
 tions, chief of which is the Daily Illini. During Draper's time the paper had grown 
 first into a tri-weekl}' and then a daily newspaper of fair quality. But its financial 
 management, like that of most student undertakings in those days, was haphazard, 
 to say no worse ; there was no great honor to be won by working on it, and all the 
 profits went to the editor and the manager, who obtained places through the lowest 
 form of student politics. The case finally became so bad that the faculty did what 
 students under adequate leadership might have done for themselves — took the choice 
 of editor and manager out of politics and gave that, along with general supervision 
 of the business affairs of the paper, to a board made up of four students and three 
 members of the faculty. They proceeded to appoint editors and managers on merit 
 and to encourage rivalry for positions on the paper both by making experience a 
 prerequisite to promotion to the best positions and by businesslike financing which 
 produced a surplus to be distributed among all members of the staff. In seven 
 years after the system was introduced the paper steadily improved in quality and 
 influence, printing forty-eight eighteen-inch columns daily and having a circulation 
 of more than two thousand. Besides distributing more than $18,000 among the 
 members of the staff, it accumulated a fund of nearly $15,000, most of which has 
 been invested in a complete printing plant. 
 
 The Illio, which went on the rocks occasionally in times past, has shown steady 
 improvement as a pictorial record of the year, though it has lost all literary char- 
 acter. It is under the same supervision as the Illini. The Illinois Magazine, estab- 
 
xxvi Unr^ersity of Illinois 
 
 lished in 1903, has had an interrupted and unsatisfactory career. There has never 
 been sufficiently general and sustained literary interest among the students to develop 
 a good literary magazine. On the other hand the Illinois Agriculturist has had a 
 prosperous success, and continues to be well edited and widely circulated. In spite 
 of the size and strength of the engineering clientele, the Technograph has prospered 
 no better than the Illinois Magazine, and, like it, was obliterated by the war. A 
 symptom of growing student spirit is to be found in the Siren, a creditable humorous 
 paper begun in 191 1 and continued until the war took the students away. 
 
 Impetus was given to dramatics when in 1904 Thacher Rowland Guild came to 
 the University as instructor in English. He successfully undertook an elaborate 
 production of Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay in connection with the installation 
 of President James, and from that time on cultivated an interest in dramatics so 
 wholesome and vigorous that it has not lessened since his untimely death in 1914, 
 though it has had no special encouragement from the faculty. Debating and ora- 
 tory has developed considerable strength since the days of its low estate at the 
 beginning of the century, and in the last few years the University has held a high 
 place in debating among the north central universities. 
 
 The quality of sportsmanship shown in athletics has been steadily good. Even 
 in the days when chicanery was more prevalent than now in intercollegiate ath- 
 letics, the wholesome influence of George Huff kept a healthful spirit predomi- 
 nant at Illinois. Under his coaching, Illinois has maintained a leading place in 
 baseball, ever since the famous trip through the East in 1903. In football there 
 have been vicissitudes. After several disastrous years, the graduate coaching sys- 
 tem was tried during the first seven or eight years after the departure of Woodruff 
 in 1903, with varying success, and was given up in 1912 when Coach Zuppke took 
 charge. Since then football has been in better case. In track, also, there has been 
 a strong growth under Coach Gill, and basketball under Jones, has been successfully 
 encouraged. In 1914 Illinois won first place in all four of the principal sports. The 
 attendance at games, until the war came, was large, and the spirit, manifested in 
 an elaborate system of cheering, rather forced at times, perhaps, and in singing, 
 which has had a healthy growth in the last decade, have been an important feature 
 of student life. Celebrations have become less hazardous as occasion for them 
 became more frequent, and as the Union or Council took them in hand. A special 
 effort has been made during the past decade to obtain general participation of stu- 
 dents in athletic activities. Tennis and golf have attracted many, though the Uni- 
 versity has done little with either intercollegiately. But more than half of the men 
 in the University participate in the several series of baseball and football games 
 which in fall and spring strew the south campus with many hilarious teams, and 
 accomplish the real purpose of athletics. 
 
 This hasty sketch can give but a faint and partial suggestion of the complexity 
 and energy of life among the students. If it is in any measure faithful to its sub- 
 ject it will convey the idea of a large body of generally healthy-minded young men 
 and women, in a proportion of about four to one, living in friendly companionship 
 in which there is little snobbishness and a vast amount of gregariousness. There 
 is no tendency on the part of the men to resent the presence of the women; on the 
 contrary, the women receive an amount of attention and occupy a place in affairs 
 perhaps larger than their numbers only would entitle them to. Upon this compan- 
 ionship, and a democracy that ignores social distinctions as completely as is humanly 
 possible, Illinois spirit is founded. Out of it there have as yet grown but few 
 traditions, though there are continual self-conscious strivings towards traditions. 
 Customs there are in numbers. The freshman is a marked youth who does not 
 early in the fall put on the small green cap ; class smokers and dances, the band 
 concerts on the lawn, the impromptu celebration that breaks out on the first warm 
 evening in spring and in ten minutes fills the streets with thousands of marching, 
 singing, and dancing youth led by a huge brass band, the arrowhead of Mawanda 
 which appears one morning each spring on the trunk of the elm by the 1903 foun- 
 tain ; the annual appearance of members of Sachem in their blankets; the scroll 
 of Phi Delta Psi resting on the senior bench — these are but a few of many of the 
 customs which give color and character to student life. The two greatest events 
 in the college year from the undergraduate point of view are homecoming and in- 
 terscholastic. The latter brings to the University thousands of high school students, 
 who fill the fraternity and sorority and lodging houses and see the campus in a 
 three day frolic. In this time are crowded two plays by Mask and Bauble, a track 
 meet, a baseball game, a circus, which has come to be a huge and elaborate show. 
 
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 the "sluiil show" consisting of clever and enjoyable skits by groups of women 
 students, and the May fete, which has grown out of a Maypole dance on the south 
 campus into an elaborate show that fills the bleachers on Illinois Field. 
 
 Homecoming, designed to bring the alumni back while the University is in full 
 operation, centers in the principal football game on the home grounds. It was in- 
 stituted in 191 1, largely through the energetic work of W. E. Ekblaw, and has 
 i)een most popular from the beginning. A smoker, dance, and other forms of enter- 
 tainment are provided, but the football game and the informal, impromptu reunions 
 of the returning alumni are the chief features of the event. 
 
 When President James came to the University he found the alumni loosely 
 organized and not showing a lively interest in each other or in the University. Mr. 
 W. L. Pillsbury, who became secretary of the agricultural experiment station in 
 1888, had been made registrar in 1893. He had known all the entering students 
 from that time on, and as a part of his work had kept up a directory of alumni. 
 In 1899 he was made secretary of the alumni association. To him, loved by all who 
 knew him, the alumni willingly left the work they might have done, and lost con- 
 sciousness. There were a few alumni clubs, and the committee on nomination of 
 trustees continued to function, but the annual meetings were slim affairs, and little 
 happened between them. President James had no sooner gathered the reins till 
 he began to stir up interest among the alumni by setting Frank W. Scott, '01, at 
 the task of compiling a biographical record of the graduates. The careful work 
 and remarkable memory of Mr. Pillsbury made this a comparatively easy task, 
 and the volume was issued in 1906. The book aroused so many graduates to wish 
 further news of their classmates and others that a few alumni undertook on their 
 own responsibility to start a periodical, though more than one graduate expressed 
 the belief that there was not sufficient material obtainable to support a quarterly 
 magazine and that the dues necessary to support it would take away the charm 
 of sentiment then felt by the alumni towards the University. The Alumni Quar- 
 terly was begun in January, 1907, and has continued since that time, being made 
 the official organ of the association in June, and supplemented after 1913 by the 
 Fortnightly Notes. Largely through the influence of the Record and the Quarterly 
 alumni interest revived; the fourteen clubs in 1907 had increased by 191 1 to thirty, 
 and that number has steadily increased to fifty in 1918. In 1912 a new constitution 
 was adopted by the alumni association to coordinate the clubs and increase the ac- 
 tivities of the association. The Illini Club of Chicago opened club rooms in 1911, 
 and cooperated with the association and the university in a number of undertak- 
 ings. President James began soon after coming to the University, and has con- 
 tinued, to write to the altimni whenever matters of general concern demanded their 
 attention. He has secured their assistance in dealing with the legislature and in 
 other matters connected with the University, either directly or through the associa- 
 tion. In not a few important crises in legislative affairs the University has been 
 assisted by prompt action of the organized, informed, and prepared alumni. Their 
 activity has not as yet brought much to the University in the way of gifts, except 
 that of the medical alumni in presenting the stock of the college of medicine to the 
 institution. Several attempts to raise a fund for a building in honor of Dr. Gregory 
 have been made, and the last one had secured subscriptions for some $70,000 when 
 the war made further progress for the time being impossible. 
 
 As the close of the first half-century of the University approached, plans were 
 made to celebrate the occasion in fitting manner by the issuing of a series of pub- 
 lications and by exercises at the University so timed as to form a part of the cel- 
 ebration of the centennial of the state, as well as to signalize the close of a period 
 of remarkable achievement by the state University. There were to be several publi- 
 cations dealing with the University itself, including a history in one volume, written 
 by Allan Nevins, '12; a more extensive historical account of the University in 
 several volumes, by B. E. Powell, appointed University historian, and a new edition 
 of the Alumni Record, to present some measure of the principal product of the 
 half century then closing. These three works are now issued, except that the 
 extended history has not progressed beyond the first volume. 
 
 Under the direction of the State Centennial Commission, a group of men in the 
 University were appointed to prepare a series of volumes on the history of the 
 state, and three of these have now been issued. Plans were made to hold at the 
 University a series of meetings to which scholars and leaders in many fields were 
 to be invited to engage in discussions, out of which it was expected would come that 
 a collection of papers which could be embodied in a series of University Semi- 
 
xxviii University of Illinois 
 
 Centennial Publications. An important place in the plans was assigned to a his- 
 torical pageant which was to depict the rise and development of the institution, 
 and a pageant master was engaged to prepare that and a series of minor pageants 
 throughout the year. 
 
 When the United States was drawn into the war, the plans for a celebration at 
 the University were abandoned. There was given, however, a series of pageants 
 which instead of portraying the triumph of half a century of peaceful but energetic 
 growth in and towards the liner things of civilization, made appeals for pity and 
 food, and later depicted the nation seizing arms and going forth to meet her foe. 
 
 Until the United States joined in the war, there had appeared little indication 
 that the students or the faculty were vitally concerned with the conflict. With all 
 the people of the great peace-loving heart of the continent, she seemed to share 
 that serenity of mood which won the scorn of the more belligerent spokesmen of the 
 seaboard states. A few students left from time to time to join the Canadian or other 
 foreign forces, but the current of University life, even of its talk, was not much 
 affected. 
 
 All this was changed when the call came to America. From that time until 
 the riotous celebration on the steps of the Auditorium at two o'clock in the morn- 
 ing when news came that the armistice had been signed, the one purpose and interest 
 of the University and all her men and women was to seek out all the ways in which 
 she and they could contribute to the work America had to do, and then to follow 
 those ways to the end. All the resources of the institution were at once placed 
 by President James at the disposal of the government. The students left in great 
 numbers, some with an ambulance unit promptly formed at the University and 
 some in a battery recruited at the University, others as volunteers in many 
 branches of the service, many to munition and other factories or to farms in this 
 country or in Canada. From the middle of April until the close of the year about 
 1300 students withdrew for service of one kind or another. Few classes were 
 quite abandoned, but all were much reduced in size, the laboratories were sparsely 
 occupied, and social activities were curtailed or abandoned. Not many members 
 of the faculty withdrew that year, for those of militar}^ age were generally advised 
 to wait until it became apparent where their services were most needed. The Uni- 
 versity made liberal arrangements for graduating the seniors who left early and 
 for granting credit to others ; while all possible assurances were given departing 
 members of the facultj^ that they might find a welcome on their return. Special 
 classes in military, drilling daily, were organized, and more than five hundred stu- 
 dents enrolled ; courses in preparation for ordnance and quartermasters duties were 
 filled; more than one hundred women joined classes in training for hospital service. 
 On May 21 instruction was begun in the government school of military aeronautics, 
 established at the University under government direction for giving ground training 
 in preparation for flying. The University took over the Y. M. C. A. building, which 
 it converted into a barrack, and turned over to the school the old armory, to which 
 it built an addition, for laboratory uses, and a number of rooms in other buildings. 
 Registration in this work increased to about eight hundred, and the newly completed 
 women's residence hall was given up to the aviators for use as barracks. When 
 the year closed, nearly two hundred and fifty seniors absent in the service of the 
 government received their diplomas by mail, and more men from Illinois than from 
 any other University had applied for admission to the officers' training camp at 
 Ft. Sheridan and been accepted. 
 
 The exodus of students and the feeling of uncertainty as to the effect of the 
 draft led to rumors that the University would not open in the fall, but there was 
 never any intention of closing the institution, and all departments opened as usual, 
 though some of them were considerably disorganized by the absence of many of 
 the younger instructors and some of the older men. Registration fell off a fifth, 
 the loss being among the men, the number of women in attendance remaining nor- 
 mal. Only the college of medicine showed an increase over the attendance of the 
 preceding year. The many war activities which crowded the fall months led to 
 the appointment in December, under the chairmanship of Dr. Kinley, of a general 
 war service committee, with branches to attend to the publication of leaflets, to 
 publicity, lectures at the University and over the state, the collection of funds, the 
 compiling of war service records, and employment. Many meetings were held in 
 the course of the year, the most notable being a conference held at the end of Jan- 
 uary under the direction of Dean Davenport to help solve the problem of food. It 
 was attended by Governor Lowden and many leaders of industry in the state and 
 
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 covered a wide field. President Wilson sent an important address. The raising of 
 the University service flag on February 14 was made an occasion for a number of 
 stirring addresses. The flag at that time contained 2686 stars. 
 
 No mere sketch can even suggest the many ways in which the University con- 
 tributed resources in serving the country. Many members of the faculty were called 
 to Washington, more than forty all told, for periods of weeks or months, to render 
 expert service in science or engineering, in historical research, in the study of 
 economic and other problems. At the University scores of men and a number of 
 laboratories were given over to confidential investigations and experiments of vital 
 value to the government. In physics and in chemistry especially, work was carried 
 on that was invaluable, and in the chemical laboratory was produced the total supply 
 of some rare substances on which not only our own country but all her associates 
 as well relied. 
 
 Almost three-quarters of a million dollars were subscribed by members of the 
 University to the various relief funds and government loans. To the first liberty 
 loan the University community subscribed $50,000; to the second, $220,000; and to 
 the fourth, $314,000. The first war fund drive brought $31,000 and the united drive 
 more than $46,000. War savings stamps amounting to more than $25,900 were sold. 
 Relief appeals met generous response — to the Belgian, $12,000; Syrian-Armenian, 
 $8,744; for the Red Cross, $12,955; for the University ambulance unit, $4,800; for 
 the University Union in Europe, $1,365. 
 
 But of course the principal contribution was made by the students and alumni 
 who gave up their work to serve wherever they were needed in the war. A sum- 
 mary of the total numliers thus engaged is given elsewhere in this volume, a total 
 equalled by no other American University of like age and numbers. No fewer than 
 5307 names appear on the University roll of honor ; and the roll of the dead 
 has reached a total of one hundred and fift3^-seven. 
 
 By this grave national crisis the first half century of the University was brought 
 to an unexpected close. In the midst of the regret that such things must come, 
 there is to be found satisfaction in the evidence thus presented that the colleges 
 and universities of the country arc sending forth a breed of men ready and abun- 
 dantlj' able to meet the world's greatest crises, and that among them all none 
 showed more readiness or worth than Illinois. 
 
 Events at the University during the year in which this book has been in prepara- 
 tion do not belong in an account of the first fifty years, but fall into the second 
 lialf-century in point of time. Really, however, the year which began in Septem- 
 ber, IQ18, belongs neither to the closing era nor to the one that hasjust begun, but 
 constitutes rather an intermission which emphasizes the separation of the one 
 from the other. In addition to all the activities in support of the war hitherto 
 enumerated, on October there was instituted the Students' Army Training Corps, 
 which enrolled, including the military, naval, and medical sections, a total of 3,411 
 students. For two months all other University concerns were subordinated to 
 the task of providing lodgment and instruction for this mass of young men train- 
 ing for war service. 
 
 The University became virtually a military school. Although more than two- 
 thirds of the usual courses were continued, emphasis was laid on the several special 
 courses required by the government, which was to all purposes, in charge of the 
 curriculum. All members of the corps were under military discipline, living in 
 barracks, wearing uniforms, and having their daily programs regulated by officers. 
 Such conditions made the usual college life impossible, and from the beginning of 
 October until late in December few of the characteristic features of campus life 
 were discernible. The armory was made into an immense barrack by constructing 
 a second floor, affording room for more than fifteen hundred men, with a mess 
 hall below for all members of the corps. 
 
 All fraternity houses and many lodging houses were converted into barracks, 
 and such men as were not in the corps lived where they could find room. The 
 labor of preparing barracks and mess facilities for this number of men in a com- 
 munity already normally full and possessing no dormitories was tremendous, but 
 it was performed with rapidity. To add to the difficulties of the situation, an 
 epidemic of influenza made it necessary to provide hospital accommodations for 
 more than three hundred patients at a time, when all was in confusion of change 
 and reorganization, and when to find a nurse was a hard task. But this task also 
 was accomplished, with a degree of success indicated by a gratifyingly low death 
 rate. 
 
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 The corps was demobilized on December 21. The net result of what might have 
 proved not only an interesting but an important educational experiment was very 
 unsatisfactory, for three reasons; the period of experiment was too short, too 
 much time had to be given to the preparing of quarters, and the influenza added 
 to the confusion already too great. Few who had a part in the episode get much 
 satisfaction out of the recollection of it. And yet the experience of living in the 
 mass, on terms of complete equality in discomfort with men of all sorts and condi- 
 tions was not without its compensations. A writer in the lllio says : "We slept in 
 the biggest bedroom in the state. Simultaneously 1,500 of us turned in every night 
 at ten. Simultaneously 3,000 feet hit the floor every morning at five. We bunked 
 together and liked it. We learned democracy from a practical standpoint." 
 
 So far as progress in ordinary college courses was concerned the year amounted 
 to little before the opening of the second quarter in January. From that time on, 
 with a reduced registration, the University gradually resumed its normal condition. 
 The crisis left little permanent effect on curriculum, outlook, or atmosphere. The 
 one course in war issues required of all members of the army training corps was 
 continued as an elective and enrolled about seventy-five students. The only lasting 
 effect to be found in the curriculum is a new course in citizenship to be required 
 of all students beginning in the fall of 1919. The expectation somewhat generally 
 expressed that the spirit of student life would be sobered and made more respon- 
 sible or otherwise altered seems not likely to be realized. No sooner had the 
 military restraints been removed than the students made efforts, in the main suc- 
 cessful, to restore with as little loss of time as possible all the customary features 
 of college life. By the close of the year few traces were left of what at the be- 
 ginning had seemed likely to bring a radical revision of both the curriculum and 
 the life in the University. 
 
ANNALS OF THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 1862-1918 
 
 1862 
 
 An act donating public lands, on the ratio of 30,000 acres for each sena- 
 tor and representative, to the states and territories which would provide colleges 
 for the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts was passed by congress, and 
 approved by President Lincoln on July 2, 1862. Under this grant Illinois would 
 receive 480,000 acres to the value of $600,000.00, the interest on which was to be 
 applied for these purposes. The grant had to be accepted and applied to its 
 uses before July, 1867, or revert to the government. 
 
 1863 
 
 The legislature of Illinois accepted the grant Feb. 14, 1863, and discussed the 
 matter for some time without being able to come to any agreement on details 
 of the proposed college or on its location. Some wished to divide the money up 
 among the existing colleges, provided they established schools of this nature; 
 some to establish a school to teach agriculture and the mechanic arts ; and some to 
 attach a new school to the Normal University. 
 
 1864 
 
 At the state fair held in Decatur in 1864, a committee was appointed by the 
 state agricultural society to present some definite plan to the legislature. This 
 committee was composed of Wm. H. Van Epps, Prof. J. B. Turner, A. B. Mc- 
 Connell, B. G. Roots, and John P. Reynolds. They drew up a bill as an expression 
 of the views of the farmers, and presented it to the legislature in 1865, and again 
 in 1867. 
 
 1866 
 
 A meeting of all those interested in the organization of the proposed Industrial 
 University was held at Bloomington, and recommended that the state build only 
 one university. 
 
 Sept. 21 — Notice was published of an informal election to be held in Champaign 
 county on Oct. 10, by order of the board of supervisors, to decide whether or not 
 the county should appropriate $100,000.00 worth of Champaign county bonds "to 
 secure the location of the Illinois Industrial University in this county." 
 
 Oct. 5 — Proposal of Champaign and Urbana was to purchase the building then 
 standing, called "The Urbana and Champaign Institute Building," with the eight 
 acres on which it stood, at a cost of $30,000.00, then use the other $70,000.00 to 
 buy more land and secure the location of the University over the other contestants 
 — Bloomington, Jacksonville, and other towns had made offers. The Champaign 
 papers said that the county could thus give this building, 1,000 acres for a farm, 
 100 acres for a "garden-patch" and still have $40,000.00 left. 
 
 The building was erected in 1861, supposedly at a cost of $175,000.00, and was 
 said to be "one of the largest and most substantial buildings in the state, second 
 only to the Normal University." It stood at the north end of what is now 
 Illinois Field, facing University avenue. The main part of the structure was one 
 hundred twenty-five feet front, forty feet in depth, and five stories high._ From 
 the center projected a wing forty-four by seventy feet, four stories high. It 
 contained ninety dormitory rooms, each ten by fifteen, "suitable room for prin- 
 cipals, professors, etc." and "accommodations for 800 students." 
 
 Oct. 12 — Returns of the election on the question of the bond issue show the 
 vote to have been: For, 1,601; against, 1,035 — majority for, 566. "Urbana and 
 Champaign were unanimously in favor of the measure. A considerable opposition 
 was manifested in some of the country towns, however." This opposition was 
 due to the fact that the smaller towns regarded the whole thing as a scheme on 
 the part of Urbana and Champaign to make the entire county pay for a school 
 which would benefit these two communities onl3^ 
 
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 1867 
 
 Jan. 10 — Mr. Ticher (.senator from the seventh district; introduced into the 
 senate a bill for "an act to provide for the organization, endowment, and mainte- 
 nance of the llhnois industrial University." This bill provided, among otner tnings, 
 that the institution should be located at Champaign. At the same date Senator 
 Fuller (twenty-third district) introduced a bill similar to Mr. Ticher's except 
 that it provided for the location of the University by a commission to be appointed 
 by the governor. These two bills were read twice and ordered printed. Jan. ii — 
 Both bills were introduced in the house, the Champaign bill being ottered by Mr. 
 Griggs from that district. The senate at this time voted that the entire grant 
 should be applied to one institution. Jan. 25 — The governor approved a bill giving 
 any county, city, township, or incorporated town authority to levy taxes or volmitary 
 subscriptions for the purpose of securing the location of the University. 
 
 Feb. I — The Fuller bill was amended by striking out the section providing 
 for a committee to locate the college. Feb. 22 — House bill amended by adding 
 to the offer of the institute property, 810 acres of land, $50,000.00 worth of freight 
 (appropriated by the Illinois Central), $100,000.00 in Champaign county bonds, 
 and $2,000.00 in fruit, shade, and ornamental trees and shrubbery from Dunlap's 
 nursery, making a total of $450,000.00 estimated valuation of property. This bill 
 as amended passed the house on the same day. It provided that the institution 
 should be located in Urbana. The trustees were to be appointed by the governor, 
 with approval of the senate, five from each grand judicial division, and one from 
 each congressional district. They were to serve for six years, without salary, 
 the first appointment to draw lots, one-third to serve two, one-third four, and one- 
 third six years. The trustees were to elect a regent to serve two years, a treasurer, 
 and a recording secretary, and were to provide buildings, teachers, etc. Students 
 were to be at least fifteen years old. Each county was entitled to a scholarship 
 for descendants of soldiers and seamen. No degrees were to be conferred on 
 graduates. The regent, with the governor, the superintendent of public instruc- 
 tion, and the president of the state agricultural society were to be ex officio 
 members of the board. The instructors were "to teach in the most thorough man- 
 ner such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and the mechanic arts 
 and military tactics, without excluding other scientific and classical studies." The 
 college year was to extend through six autumn and winter months so that the 
 students could go home for the six spring and summer months or stay at the 
 University and pursue optional studies "provided that no student shall at any 
 time be allowed to remain in or about the University in idleness, or without 
 full mental or industrial occupation." This act passed the house by a vote 
 of sixty-six to ten, the senate by eighteen to seven, and was approved Feb. 28, 
 1867. The immediate result was a huge celebration in Champaign. 
 
 Mar. 8 — A supplemental bill was passed providing that if county authorities 
 failed to comply with the requirements of the act of June i, the trustees were to 
 locate the University at some other town. Trustees from congressional districts 
 were appointed by (jovernor Oglesby as follows : 
 
 First, David S. Hammond, Cook, 
 
 Second, Luther W. Lawrence, Boone, , 
 
 Third, Horatio C. Burchard, Stephenson, 
 
 Fourth, John S. Johnson, Hancock, 
 
 Fifth, Samuel Edwards, Bureau, 
 
 Sixth, O. B. Galusha, Grundy, 
 
 Seventh, M. L. Dunlap, Champaign, 
 
 Eighth, Samuel Allen, Tazewell, 
 
 Ninth, Alexander Blackburn, McDonough, 
 
 Tenth, M. C. Goltra, Morgan, 
 
 Eleventh, J. P. Hungate, Clay, 
 
 Twelfth, Willard C. Flagg, Madison, 
 
 Thirteenth, A. M. Brown, Pulaski. 
 From the grand judicial divisions: First — L. R. McMurry, Effingham; Charles 
 Topping, Union ; Thos. Quick, Washington ; and Isaac S. Mahan, Marion. Second — 
 George Harding, Edgar ; Henry Pickerel, Macon ; Mason Brayman, Sangamon. 
 Third— John M. Van Osdel, Cook; J. C. Burrough, Cook; S. S. Hayt, Cook; 
 Emery Cobb, Kankak'^e ; and Robert Douglass, Lake. 
 
 Mar. 12 — First nietting of the board of trustees was held in Springfield. The 
 names of Hon. Daniel J. Pickney of Ogle County, Dr. N. N. Wood of Alorgan 
 County, Hon. J. L. Pickard of Cook County, and Dr. John Milton Gregory of 
 
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 Kalamazoo, Mich., were proposed as regent. Dr. Gregory was elected at a salary 
 of $3,000.00 a year. A committee of five, with the regent as chairman, was selected 
 to prepare a course of study and to report to the board. John W. Bunn of Spring- 
 field was elected treasurer, and a finance committee to serve for one year was 
 appointed. Willard C. Flagg of Madison County was elected corresponding secretary ; 
 U. B. Galusha of Grundy county, recording secretary. The board passed a resolu- 
 tion favoring the establishment of a mechanical department to be located at Chi- 
 cago. Mar. 29 — An election was held in Urbana and Champaign to decide whether 
 the two cities should appropriate $45,000.00 for the University, Champaign to give 
 $25,000.00, Urbana, $20,000.00. The vote was as follows : Champaign : — For, 
 676; against, 4. Urbana: — For, 406; against, o. Mar. 29 — Dr. Gregory visited 
 Champaign and Urbana for the first time. 
 
 Apr. 10 — Vote authorizing supervisors to issue the bonds for $100,000.00 resulted 
 as follows : For, 2,731 ; against, 867. 
 
 May 7 — The second meeting of the board of trustees was held in the chapel 
 of the "Urbana and Champaign Institute," twenty-two of the thirty-two trustees 
 being present. Dr. Gregory accepted the regency, the salary having been 
 increased to $4,000.00 a year. A committee on buildings and grounds was ap- 
 pointed, the land grants accepted, and the University permanently located at 
 Urbana. Scrip was ordered sold. A seal was adopted. It was decided to open 
 the institution on the first day of March, 1868. A resolution to admit both sexes 
 was referred to the executive committee to be appointed by the regent. 
 
 A committee on courses of instruction reported the following curriculum : 
 
 I Agricultural department 
 
 (i) Agriculture 
 
 (2) Horticulture 
 
 (3) Landscape gardening 
 
 II Polytechnical department 
 
 (i) Mechanical science and art 
 
 (2) Civil engineering 
 
 (3) Mining and metallurgy 
 
 (4) Architecture and fine arts 
 
 III Military department 
 
 (i) Engineering 
 (2) Tactics 
 
 IV Chemistry and natural science 
 
 V Trade and commerce 
 
 VI General science and literature 
 
 (i) Mathematics 
 
 (2) Natural history, chemistry, etc. 
 
 (3) English language and literature 
 
 (4) Modern languages and literature 
 
 (5) Ancient languages and literature 
 
 (6) History and social science 
 
 (7) Philosophy (intellectual and moral) 
 
 July 31 — Dr. Gregory issued a circular, proposing that each county agricultural 
 society offer a prize of one hundred dollars to aid the best scholar from the 
 public schools of the county who should attend the Industrial University. 
 
 Nov. 26 — The board of trustees purchased six ond one-half lots adjacent to 
 the University for $1,850.00. The lots purchased lay along the west of what is 
 now Illinois Field. The committee recommended the purchase of twenty-four 
 others, between Romine and Mathews avenues, east of Illinois Field, for $9,150.00. 
 The board decided that all students should register in the military department. 
 The year was divided into three terms, running from September to June. Three 
 men were elected to the faculty, a head farmer, Jonathan Periam, Professor Wil- 
 liam Baker of Springfield, 111., and Professor G. W. Atherton of New York. 
 March 11 was decided upon as the date for the formal opening of the University. 
 
 ^ 1868-9 
 
 Mar. 10 — Willard F. Bliss was elected professor of agriculture. Mar. 11 — 
 Inaugural ceremonies and formal opening of the University. Hon. S. W. Moulton 
 presided at the exercises. The music was under the direction of Geo. F. Root 
 of Chicago. The dedication hymn was written by Dr. Gregory. Letters from 
 Governor Oglesby, Senator Yates, and General Logan were read. The principal 
 address was delivered by the Hon. Newton Bateman, state superintendent of 
 
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 public instruction. Gen. Hurlburt introduced Dr. Gregory. The exercises were 
 followed by a banquet in the dining hall of the University. Mar. — Philomathean 
 and Adelphic literary societies were organized. Tuition at the University was 
 placed at $5.00 a term, $15.00 a year. 
 
 June — The University closed for the year ; seventy-seven students were en- 
 rolled during the first term. At the closing exercises Professor J. A. Sewall of 
 Normal delivered an address before the literary societies. 
 
 Aug. 5 — The following appointments were announced : Prof. A. P. S. Stewart 
 of Harvard, chemistry. Captain S. W. Shattuck of Norwich University, assistant 
 professor of mathematics and instructor in military tactics, and T. J. Burrill of 
 the Urbana schools, as assistant professor of natural history. The latter had 
 been engaged by the regent in April. Aug. 12 — The first catalog of the University 
 was issued. 
 
 Sept. 14 — The University opened with a total enrollment of eighty students. 
 
 Nov. — The committee on faculty of the board of trustees reported the appoint- 
 ment of Captain Edward Snyder as accountant and teacher of bookkeeping and 
 German. The board took up for consideration a resolution of the city council 
 of Chicago, promising a donation of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars 
 for the establishment in Chicago of a polytechnical school. The members of the 
 board residing in the third grand division and the first congressional district were 
 authorized to accept the offer on behalf of the board. The following resolution 
 was passed : "Resolved, that we recognize it as a duty of the board of trustees 
 to make this University pre-eminently a practical school of agriculture and the 
 mechanic arts, not excluding other scientific and classical studies." A resolution 
 calling for the admission of women to the University was referred to the next 
 meeting for action. 
 
 Dec. 19 — The "First annual course of agricultural lectures and discussions" was 
 announced. The course was to start on the twelfth of January and to continue 
 for eight days. "Recommended courses of study," for the use of entering 
 students were published. 
 
 Mar., i86g — The annual report of the regent included a statement that the 
 students had worked on the farm two hours a day in the spring, and one hour a 
 day during the fall. The labor system was continued. Dr. Gregory was re-elected 
 regent. The board adopted a resolution directed to the governor recommending 
 that the number of members of the board should be cut down ; that there should 
 henceforth be one member from each congressional district. It was resolved to 
 admit female students "as soon as means are at our command to furnish proper 
 buildings for the purpose." 
 
 July — Prof. Wm. M. Baker was elected regent pro tent during the absence 
 of the regent in Europe. One thousand dollars was appropriated for a green- 
 house. S. W. Robinson was appointed as professor of mechanical engineering. 
 
 1869-70 
 
 Feb., 1870 — The department of mechanical engineering was created. 
 Mar. — The trustees voted to admit women "as soon as buildings are provided." 
 Aug. 25 — It was finally decided, by a vote of five to four, to admit women to 
 the University. A. P. Bliss, professor of agriculture and recording secretary, 
 resigned, and Professor Snyder was elected recording secretary. 
 
 1870-1 
 
 Sept. 3, 1870 — A system of student government was adopted. The legislative 
 body consisted of a general assembly elected by vote of the students; the judicial 
 department was a council of five, chosen from the general assembly; and the 
 executive department consisted of a president and vice-president of the govern- 
 ment, an adjutant for each building, and hall sergeants. 
 
 Feb. 24, T871 — The first building appropriation for the University was intro- 
 duced into the legislature. It provided for $100,000 a year for two years for a 
 main building and $12,500 a year for two years for a mechanical engineering 
 building, besides $25,000 a year for running expenses, apparatus, etc. This bill as 
 passed by the legislature, March 13, 1871, provided $75,000 for a building to cost 
 not more than $150,000; $75,000 more was to be appropriated at an adjourned 
 session. The second appropriation was not made, and the building was completed 
 at the expense of University funds. 
 
 Feb. 28 — A scientific association was organized. 
 
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 Mar. — The regent reported twenty-two women in attendance. Dr. Gregory 
 was re-elected. A site for the new main hall was adopted, and Mr. Van Osdel 
 of Chicago was chosen to be the architect. The library numbered 5,000 volumes. 
 Donations for the year included 200 gooseberry cuttings. 
 
 June 4-7 — Closing exercises. Baccalaureate address by Regent Gregory; address 
 before the Industrial Society by Ex-Gov. Oglesby; address before the Literary 
 Societies by J. Mahoney, of Chicago. 
 
 Aug. — The executive committee of the board of trustees voted to allow the 
 regent to use one recitation room for a preparatory department. Contracts for 
 two new buildings were let, and the site of the mechanical engineering" hall (old 
 woodshop) was adopted. Don Carlos Taft was appointed professor of geology 
 and zoology. He had begun teaching in April. Aug. 24 — A convention of "friends 
 of agriculture and polytechnic education," held in Chicago, appointed a commit- 
 tee of one from each state in which was located a college founded on the national 
 land grant, to petition congress to establish agricultural experiment stations at these 
 colleges. Dr. Gregory was president of the convention and appointed secretary 
 Flagg as committeeman from Illinois. A circular to Illinois congressmen was 
 accordinglv issued in November. 
 
 1871-2 
 
 Sept. 13, 1871 — Drill hall and mechanical shops opened. On the same day the 
 cornerstone of University hall was laid. Hon. Newton Bateman delivered the 
 principal address, October 4, 1871. Organization of the Alethenai literary society 
 by women of the University. 
 
 Oct. — The Chicago fire occurred during this month. One hundred and fifty- 
 seven students were sent from the military to assist in keeping order in the city 
 during and after the fire. 
 
 Nov. — The Student, first publication by the students of the University appeared. 
 It was published monthly. 
 
 Mar., 1872 — The trustees requested the legislature to appropriate money to 
 finish University hall. A boarding hall for women was established by the Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 April — Because the legislature adjourned without appropriating money to finish 
 University hall, the executive committee of the board of trustees voted to sell 
 Champaign county bonds, held by the board, to secure the necessary funds. 
 
 June 6 — First presentation of "certificates" to graduates. Those receiving them 
 were : John J. Davis of Freeport, Willis A. Reiss of Belleville, Alonzo L. Whit- 
 comb of Urbana, Stephen A. Reynolds of Belvidere, James N. Mathews of Mason, 
 Charles W. Rolfe of Montgomery. Addresses were delivered by Dr. Mathews, 
 and Dr. Edwards, president of Normal University. The university band furnished 
 music fot the first time. 
 
 1872-3 
 
 Feb. — Organization of the Young Men's Christian Association at the University. 
 Feb. 25 — The agricultural society was organized. 
 
 Mar. — Dr. Gregory was re-elected regent, relieved from teaching, and given 
 a leave of absence until fall to enable him to take a European trip. Professor 
 .Shattuck was appointed regent pro tan. N. C. Ricker was appointed instructor 
 in architecture. 
 
 May 7 — A law was enacted providing that the board of trustees should hence- 
 forth consist of nine members, three from each grand judicial division of the state, 
 appointed by the governor. 
 
 June 2-5 — Commencement. Address delivered by^ Hon. Andrew D. White, 
 president of Cornell university. June 4 — The legislature voted an appropriation 
 to finish University hall. June 5 — The alumni association of the University was 
 organized with fifteen charter members. A constitution was adopted ; S. A. 
 Reynolds, '72, was elected president; C. I. Hays, '7:^, secretary; F. L. Hatch, '73, 
 vice-president ; and M. B. Burwash, '72, treasurer. 
 
 July — The newly organized board of trustees of nine members met. It passed 
 a resolution declaring that agriculture and the mechanics arts were the primary 
 studies of the institution, all others being secondary. 
 
 1873-4 
 
 Sept. — Name of the University student paper was changed from The Student 
 to The mini. Departments of the University now recognized were: (i) agri- 
 culture; (2) polji:echnic ; (3) military; (4) chemistry and natural science; (5) 
 trade and commerce; (6) general science and literature. 
 
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 Dec. 10 — Dedication of University hall. Dec. 19 — Dedication of Adelphic hall 
 in University hall. Address by Dr. Gregor}-. 
 
 Mar. 7, 1874 — Dedication of Philomathean hall. Address by Dr. Gregory. Mar. 
 II — Celebration of anniversary day. Address by Professor T. J. Burrill. Failure 
 of the legislature to pass any bill of appropriations for the University called 
 for the discussion by the trustees of methods of retrenchment. 
 
 June 9 — N. C. Rickcr appointed assistant professor of architecture. June 10 — 
 Commencement meeting of alumni association. A new constitution was adopted. 
 N. C. Ricker, '72, was elected president A. C. Swartz, '73, secretary; C. W. 
 Rolfe, 'T2, treasurer. 
 
 1874-5 
 
 Sept. 21 — First issue of the University Reporter, a publication of four small 
 pages, ostensibly to arouse interest in the student government and to advocate 
 the establishment of a university press. Its real object was to elect a certain 
 ticket in the student campaign. There were three tickets in the field : "Reform," 
 "law and order," and "reporter." Almost every one of the thirty candidates on 
 the "reporter" ticket was elected. 
 
 Nov. 26 — First annual banquet of the telegraphic association, composed of 
 students of the new art telegraphy. 
 
 Dec. 4 — Union meeting of Philomathean, Adelphic, Scientific, and Alethenai 
 societies. 
 
 Mar. 4, 1875 — Bancpiet of senior military class. Professor Manley Miles of 
 Michigan, was elected professor of agriculture and instructor in agricultural 
 chemistry, at a salary of $5,000 a year. 
 
 June — N. C. Ricker was promoted to full professorship. June 7-8-9 — Com- 
 mencement. First annual exercises of alumni association on June 8. N. Clifford 
 Ricker, 'y2, president, A. C. Swartz, '7S< secretary, C. W. Rolfe, '72, treasurer. The 
 alumni oration, by S. A. Reynolds, was read by F. L. Hatch. 
 
 1875-6 
 
 Oct. 28, 1875 — Second annual oratorical contest between the colleges of Illinois 
 was held at Jacksonville. Tlie contestants were representatives of Knox, North- 
 western, Illinois Wesleyan, Chicago University, Shurtleff, Monmouth, Illinois Col- 
 lege, and Illinois Industrial Universit3^ First prize was won by J. C. Lewis of the 
 Industrial University. 
 
 Alar., 1876 — Trustees decided to establish a preparatory department. March 
 II — Anniversary day. Address by Dr. Gregory. 
 
 June — Dr. Gregory presented his resignation as regent, but his resignation 
 was not accepted. June 6 — It was discovered that a chapter of a fraternity had 
 secretly existed for some time in the University. The regent ofifered, and the 
 trustees adopted this resolution : "Resolved, That the board condemns the forma- 
 tion and perpetuation of secret societies in the University as detrimental to the 
 scheme of self-government attempted by the students ; and that we trust a due 
 regard to the best interests of the institution will induce our students to disband 
 and discountenance such organizations." The Young Men's Christian Association 
 was granted the use of a room in University hall. All University instructors 
 were given notice of a prospective cut of ten per cent in salaries, caused by lack 
 of funds. Second annual exercises of the alumni association. N. C. Ricker, president, 
 I. O. Baker, '74, secretary, F. L. Hatch, '7^, treasurer. A new constitution was 
 adopted. 
 
 1876-7 
 
 Sept. — Dr. Gregory withdrew his resignation. 
 
 Mar., 1877 — School of art and design established. Dr. Gregory re-elected regent. 
 Professor Ricker's plans for a chemistry building were accepted. A reduction 
 of ten per cent of all salaries was decreed by the trustees. 
 
 June 6 — The alumni voted to have no banquet and no social gathering at its 
 next meeting. 
 
 1877-8 
 
 Sept. — Preparatory students were required to drill. Chemical laboratory located. 
 All bids for the building were rejected. Major Dinwiddle, the first army com- 
 mandant, took charge of the military department. 
 
 Oct. 18 — Intercollegiate contest at Monmouth, won by Knox, Illinois Industrial 
 University, third. 
 
 Feb. 13, 1878 — Organization of temperance union by students. 
 
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 Mar. — Jllini advocated intercollegiate baseball contests. Seniors decide to leave 
 a clock for west tower of Main hall as class memorial. Rules passed by the board 
 governing the granting of degrees. Voted to give diplomas to graduates, charging 
 a fee of $5 therefor. Regent Gregory appointed by the governor commissioner 
 to Paris exposition, and granted leave of absence to attend. Three hundred 
 Springfield rifles received by cadets. 
 
 May 31 — Entertainment by musical classes and singers of the University. A 
 petition to the legislature asking it to empower the trustees of the University to 
 grant degrees, signed by members of the classes of 1872-7, inclusive, was granted. 
 Annual contest of Illinois Industrial University Association. 
 
 June 4 — Fourth annual exercises of the alumni association. Charles I. Hays, 
 president, Fernando A. Parsons, secretary and treasurer. Reports were read 
 concerning all classes. J. N. Mathews read his poem, "The Island of Reil." The 
 meeting opened with prayer. The office of historian of the association was 
 created, incumbent to hold office during good behavior and keep a "personal record 
 of every member's history so far as he may think it will be of interest at any future 
 time." John A. Ockerson was elected historian. June 5 — 'Commencement. There 
 were fifteen orations, including one by Wensel Morava, on general gear-cutting 
 machines. Summer school of Mechanic Arts held in Chicago from June 24 to 
 August 15. 
 
 1878-9 
 
 Sept. — Office of "commander of battalion" abolished and "military professor" 
 given charge of "military classes and drill organizations." 
 
 Dec. — mini advocated adoption of University colors. 
 
 Sept. — S. H. Peabody appointed professor of mechanical engineering. 
 
 Jan. 16 — Organization of the State Natural History Society at Normal. Pro- 
 fessor T. J. Burrill, vice-president, Professor S. A. Forbes of Normal University, 
 secretary. 
 
 Mar. — Committee of board of trustees reported its approval of Woman's hall, 
 but had no money with which to build it. Dr. Gregory re-elected regent. Regent 
 directed by the board of trustees to submit the constitution and by-laws of the 
 student organization for self-government to the attorney general for an opinion 
 as to whether they conflicted with state laws. 
 
 May — University received gold medal for exhibit at Paris exposition. 
 
 June ID — Fifth annual literary exercises of the alumni association. J. R. 
 Mann read an essay on the labor problem. June 11 — The class of '79 dedicated 
 the commencement exercises to Governor Cullom, the trustees, and others. Lorado 
 Taft gave an oration on Bayard Taylor. 
 
 1879-80 
 
 I. O. Baker made assistant professor of civil engineering. 
 
 Oct. 2 — Sixth annual contest of Illinois Intercollegiate Oratorical Association 
 was held in the University chapel. First intercollegiate baseball game, Illinois 
 Industrial University, 12; Illinois College, 5. 
 
 Dec. I — Professor Peabody resigned. Trustees decided to employ an instructor 
 in free-hand drawing. 
 
 Jan. 27-30 — Agricultural institute held at the University. 
 
 Feb. — Natural history society organized. 
 Mar. — Cadet uniforms changed from grey to blue; seniors and juniors were 
 released from drill. Military department reorganized because of student troubles 
 during the past term. Preparatory department to be closed after June, 1881. 
 
 June — Dr. Gregory presented his resignation, to take effect September first. 
 Professor S. H. Peabody was reappointed to the chair of mechanical engineering 
 and appointed regent pro tempore. Old dormitory building decreed unfit for 
 occupancy. 
 
 June 3 — At the literary exercises of the alumni association Miss Nettie Adams, 
 '77, presented alumni chronicles. 
 
 1880-1 
 
 Oct. 2 — Baseball: Illinois Industrial Universit}', 14; Knox, 8. 
 
 Dec. — U. S. signal station established. 
 
 Feb. 24 — Publication of The Vindicator, of four pages as a result of class 
 troubles. It died after a second issue on the fifth of March. 
 
 Mar. — Action of previous year abolishing the preparatory department rescinded. 
 Acting regent Peabody made regent. Old dormitory offered for sale. Legislature 
 appropriated money to help out the endowment fund. 
 
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 May 31 — Kappa Kappa chapter of Sigma Chi organized. Competitive drill of 
 battalion. 
 
 June — Regent reported to the trustees that a new secret society had been 
 formed, and requested action. The trustees "resolved that the regent and faculty 
 should take steps to secure the abandonment of the society. A petition to re-estab- 
 lish the school of domestic science was refused. 
 
 1881-2 
 
 Dec. — The regent reported to the trustees that the faculty had decreed that no 
 student could enter the University until he had pledged himself not to join a 
 fraternity; and that no student should graduate until he had certified that he had 
 not belonged to one while in the University. The adoption of these rules had 
 disclosed the existence of four societies, whose members petitioned the faculty 
 to rescind the rules. The faculty turned the petitions over to the board, which 
 recommended that the request be refused. University dues were remitted to 
 "Charles Montezuma, an Indian of the Apache nation," during his course through 
 the University. 
 
 Jan. 9 — Banquet of Sigma Chi fraternity. 
 
 Mar. — ^First issue of Sophograph, college annual, published by the sophomores. 
 March 14 — Petitions from students requesting the trustees to allow fraternities 
 to enter the University refused. 
 
 June — The trustees decided to build an astronomical observatory. The regent 
 was directed to take charge of the lUini property. Scientific association disbanded. 
 Professors Henry A. Weber and Melville A. Scovell discharged for having patented 
 as private rights the results of their investigations and experiments in the manu- 
 facture of sugar and glucose, conducted under the patronage of the University 
 and at the expense of the state. Professor Taft was given a year's leave of ab- 
 sence, and his chair declared vacant. June 6 — Tenth anniversary exercises of the 
 alumni association. At the alumni dinner sixteen toasts were provided, and eight 
 kinds of cake. 
 
 1882-3 
 
 Sept. — Board voted to employ instructor of elocution. Wm. McMurtrie became 
 professor of chemistry. Observatory opened. Seniors adopted custom of wearing 
 black silk hats; juniors wore white plugs. 
 
 Oct. — Illinois joined "State Baseball Association." Illinois intercollegiate ora- 
 torical contest at Chicago — I. I. U., third. 
 
 Jan. 8 — Civil engineering club organized. 
 
 Mar. — Appropriation for a national flag for the battalion. Student govern- 
 ment system condemned by the faculty. 
 
 May 19 — First field day at the University. 
 
 June — Trustees voted to abolish student government. 
 
 1883-4 
 
 Sept. — Students required to give pledges not to join fraternities. Several lots 
 between the old drill hall and Green street were purchased. 
 
 Oct. — A series of University discourses was held in Chapel on Sundays from 
 October to March. At state intercollegiate contest baseball : Illinois Industrial 
 University, 14; Knox, g; Illinois University, 21; Monmouth, 5 — giving Illinois 
 Industrial University the championship. The lU'uii was placed under new manage- 
 ment; a board of thirteen students elected to supervise the publication. 
 
 Nov. — M. E. and E. E. society organized. 
 
 Jan. — A committee was created by alumni to get the name of the institution 
 changed from "Illinois Industrial University" to "University of Illinois." 
 
 Mar. — S. A. Forbes appointed professor of zoology. 
 
 Mar. 19 — Young Women's Christian Association organized. 
 
 1884-5 
 
 Dec. — The trustees requested the legislature to change the name of the institu- 
 tion. Board resolved to provide apartments for the state laboratory of natural 
 history of which Professor Forbes was director. 
 
 Mar. — Prof. Peabody re-elected regent. Petition of Foster North, who had 
 been refused a diploma on account of non-attendance at chapel, received by 
 board of trustees and referred to committee. 
 
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 June — Legislature changed the name of the institution to "The University of 
 Illinois." 
 
 July — Chair of mining engineering and position of assistant professor ol rhetoric 
 and oratory created. 
 
 1885-6 
 
 Sept. — Petition of Foster North referred to attorney general. 
 
 Dec. — Attorney general reported in favor of faculty ruling on Foster North, 
 and the petition was refused. Mr. Fisher of Chicago appeared before the board 
 on behalf of "secret college societies," and requested the withdrawal of the pro- 
 hibition of these societies at the University. Action deferred. 
 
 Mar. — Board refused to grant the request of Mr. Fisher. 
 
 April — Illinois Teachers' Association petitioned the board to create a chair of 
 pedagogy. Regent Peabody tendered his resignation. The board refused to 
 accept the resignation, and increased the regent's salary. 
 
 June g — Twelve orations were delivered at the commencement exercises, in- 
 cluding one on relation between the individual and the state, by C. H. Kammann. 
 
 1886-7 
 
 Sept. — Legislature passed a bill providing that trustees of the University should 
 henceforth be elected by popular vote. 
 
 Oct. — Baseball: University of Illinois, 17, Illinois College, 11; University of 
 Illinois, 20, Wesleyan, 17; Illinois College, 26, Knox, 21 — giving the University of 
 Illinois team the state championship. As a resillt of troubles in the chemistry de- 
 partment seven students were suspended. 
 
 Mar. — Regent Peabody re-elected. Plan of honorary scholarships for counties 
 adopted. Regent's salary fixed at $4,000.00 Committee appointed by the board to 
 carry out the objects of a bill for experiment stations passed by congress. 
 
 May — Baseball at interstate oratorical contest ; University of Illinois, 19, Illi- 
 nois Wesleyan, 13; Illinois College, 19, University of Illinois^ 16; University of 
 Illinois, 13, Illinois College, 6. 
 
 June 7 — At its special meeting the alumni association presented a concert grand 
 piano to the University. The alumni banquet cost $2.25 a plate. 
 
 1887-8 
 
 Oct. — At intercollegiate contest baseball : Monmouth, 14, University of Illinois, 
 9; Blackburn, 14, University of Illinois, 13. 
 
 Dec. — Report of board's committee on experiment station plans accepted, and 
 Dr. Peabody, and Professors Morrow, Burrill, and McMurtie selected as directors. 
 
 April 2^ — A college yell : Rah Hoo Rah, Zip Boom Ah, Hip Zoo Ra Zoo, 
 Jimmy blow your Bazoo, Ip-sid-di-i-ki, U. of I., Champaign, was adopted. C. P. 
 VanGundy was the originator. 
 
 May 2 — W. L. Pillsbury was appointed secretary of the agricultural experiment 
 station. 
 
 June 26 — W. L. Pillsbury was elected secretary of the board of trustees, and 
 recording and corresponding secretary of the University of Illinois. Baseball : 
 University of Illinois, 13 ; Illinois College, 12. 
 
 1888-9 
 
 Sept. — Regent recommended to the trustees that the certihcates of graduation 
 be abandoned. 
 
 Oct. — -Baseball : University of Illinois, 22, Illinois College, 8. 
 
 Dec. — Committee of six appointed by the trustees to codify the laws relating 
 to the University and to request the legislature to pass them, as codified. 
 
 Jan. 29 — Inter-society oratorical association was formed by Adelphic, Alethenai, 
 and Philomathean societies. 
 
 Mar.- — Women of the University petitioned the board asking for a gymnasium. 
 Referred to a committee to decide whether it was advisable to allow women to 
 take calisthenics. Dr. Peabody re-elected regent. 
 
 June — Petition from women for calisthenics refused. Site for drill hall soon 
 to be built was chosen at north end of present Burrill avenue. 
 
 1889-90 
 
 Sept.— Professor Ricker's plans for the new drill hall were accepted by board 
 of trustees. 
 
xl University of Illinois 
 
 Oct. 4 — First athletic meet of intercollegiate association, held at Galesburg, 
 won by University of Illinois. 
 
 Captain Hazelton of Forest Glen presented $20 to the University for the pur- 
 chase of the Hazelton prize medal. 
 
 Dec. 10 — Executive committee reported to the board that it had granted the 
 regent a leave of absence on account of ill health, and had appointed Professor 
 Burrill acting regent. Appointment continued by the board. Professor Comstock 
 of mining engineering department resigned. Foster North petitioned the board of 
 trustees to be restored to his right of attendance at the University. Petition 
 refused. 
 
 Mar. 10 — Knox College association presented to the University athletic associa- 
 tion the cup w^on by Illinois at the intercollegiate meet of October. 
 
 April — Foster North filed petition for mandamus in the Supreme Court to 
 compel the trustees to restore him to attendance at the University. 
 
 May 16 — Baseball: Illinois, 18; Illinois College, 11. 
 
 june — Committee of board of trustees recommended that the preparatory de- 
 partment "be dispensed with as soon as adequate provision for doing its work is 
 made by some public or private institution located in the vicinity of the University." 
 Professorships of psychology, Greek, and French established. June 2 — James P. 
 Hubbill, '92, won in the first Hazelton prize contest. The students presented 
 "an elegant sword" to Lieut. Curtis B. Hoppin, who had just closed his three 
 years as commandant. 
 
 June 10 — The alumni association adopted a new constitution. Dues were fixed 
 at fifty cents, and the salary of the secretary treasurer a twenty-five dollars, if 
 such a sum should be available after all bills had been paid. An alumni badge — 
 eight-cornered star with monogram in its center — designed by N. C. Picker, was 
 adopted, after four years of discussion. June 11 — Only six of twelve orations on 
 the commencement program were delivered. Rain on the tin roof of the new 
 military hall, just completed, prevented the oratory of Thomas Arkle Clark, 
 James McLaren White, C. A. Shamel, L. F. Terbush, Katherine Kennard, and 
 R. J. Cooke. Military building was dedicated at commencement. 
 
 1890-1 
 
 Oct. 3 — State intercollegiate won by Illinois with 21 points. Baseball : Illinois 
 II, Knox, 3, Illinois, 9, Illinois College, 4 — giving Illinois the championship. Foot- 
 ball: Illinois Wesleyan, 16, Illinois, o. 
 
 Nov. 22 — Football : Purdue, 62 ; Illinois, o. G. Huff played on the Illinois 
 team. Nov. 24 — Illinois, 12, Illinois Wesleyan. 6. 
 
 Dec- — Instructor in gymnastics appointed. Dec. 3 — ^Architects' club organized. 
 Command of a company of the battalion taken away from a senior. Miller, on 
 account of poor scholarship. All other officers but one resigned. AH returned 
 but two on Feb. 11, 1891 ; these two were suspended. Students held mass meeting 
 and petitioned the trustees to reinstate them. The board tried the case, and 
 recommended that the students be reinstated at the end of the terrh, and that the 
 rules governing students be so revised that the students would be able to under- 
 stand them. 
 
 March — Supreme Court in Foster North case reported in favor of trustees. 
 Committee of board of trustees reported in favor of granting master's degrees to 
 students who had received certificates before degrees were granted, as a recogni- 
 tion of success in their professions. Board adopted the report and decided to 
 confer not more than ten such degrees each year. Board voted to give over to the 
 athletic association for athletic purposes "the north half of the north campus." 
 Class rush at freshmen reception resulted in the suspension of eleven men. All 
 were reinstated a week later, except one, who refused to apologize or to "express 
 regret." A nvnnber of students arrested and tried for voting at city elections were 
 found not guilty of illegal voting. 
 
 May 15 — Baseball: University of Illinois, 14, Wabash, 10; LTniversity of 
 Illinois 5. Wesleyan, 4. 
 
 June — Regent Peabody's resignation was accepted by the trustees to take effect 
 September first. June 9 — The alumni oration was delivered by George R. Shawhan. 
 W. A. Heath was elected president of the association. 
 
 Aug. — Professor Ricker's plans for the natural history building accepted and 
 location determined. Professor Burrill appointed acting regent. Board passed the 
 following : "Resolved, That the pledge heretofore required for candidates for 
 
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 eiitr^v to the University in regard to college fraternities be omitted, and that the 
 subject of these fraternities be referred to the committee on rules." Professor 
 De Garmo resigned. 
 
 1891-2 
 
 Sept. — Dr. Peabody received appointment as Chief of the Department of Liberal 
 Arts of the World's Fair, and departed for Chicago. Electrical engineering de- 
 partment established. "Artificial stone" walks ordered built over the campus. 
 Military drill required only of freshmen and sophomores, and of them only two 
 hours a week. First season of Philo-Adelphic lecture course began. 
 
 Oct. 1-2-3 — Intercollegiate contest at Monmouth. Baseball : University of 
 Illinois, 8, Illinois College, i; Knox won from Monmouth; University of Illinois, 
 15, Knox, 4 — giving Illinois the championship. The athletic contest ended in a 
 dispute between the University of Illinois and Knox over protested men. Oct. — 
 Organization of first glee club. 
 
 Nov. 7 — Football : Illinois, 42, Eureka, 0. Nov. 20, Illinois, 12, Knox, o. 
 University of Illinois champion of Illinois. 
 
 Dec. — Trustees adopted new code of rules for students. Affiliation of Chicago 
 College of Physicians and Surgeons proposed. Dec. 8 — Raising of national flag. 
 Oration by Hon. H. S. Clark, presentation by S. A. BuUard, president of board 
 of trustees. Dec. 8 — Organization of Alpha Gamma Chapter of Kappa Sigma. 
 Dec. 22 — Reorganization of Kappa Kappa Chapter of Sigma Chi. 
 
 Feb. — First annual concert by the military band. Football : Illinois, 24, 
 Pastime A. C, (St. Louis) 10. 
 
 Mar. — Trustees resolved to investigate the question of their power to establish 
 a law school. Decided that it could not affiliate the College of P. & S. Mar. 5 — 
 Formation of local fraternity Epsilon Delta. Mar. 9 — Laying of corner stone of 
 natural history building. Address by T. C. Chamberlain, president of the University 
 of Wisconsin. Stone laid by Henry Raab, superintendent of public instruction. 
 Discussion of candidates for the regency by the board. Names of Professor 
 H. S. Cornell, Judge A. S. Draper of New York, and Professor George C. Par- 
 ington of the University of Missouri suggested. 
 
 April-May — Baseball: Michigan, 18; Illinois, o; Northwestern, 8; Illinois, 13; 
 Beloit, 9; Illinois, 6; May 9 — Lake Forest, 10; Illinois, 5; Illinois, 5; Northwestern, 
 I ; Illinois, 3 ; Wesleyan, i. 
 
 May 9 — Mandolin club organized. May 13 — First western intercollegiate meet 
 held at Champaign ; entries : C. B. College, Iowa, Rose Polytechnic, Illinois 
 College, Washington University, Lake Forest, Purdue, Northwestern, and Illinois. 
 Pennant won by Illinois. Permanent organization effected. 
 
 June — -Trustees voted that henceforth professors and assistant professors should 
 hold their positions during the pleasure of the board. June 4 — Baseball : Illinois, 
 5 ; Lake Forest, 0. June 5 — Baccalaureate address by Dr. J. M. Gregory. June 7 
 — Nearly five hundred attended the alumni picnic luncheon, and an unusually well 
 attended reunion was held. W. L. Abbott, '84, was elected president and Myrtle 
 E. Sparks, '89, secretary for five years. June 8 — For the first time in the history 
 of the University a commencement address, by Dr. Washington Gladden, was 
 substituted for the orations by seniors. June 2"] — A committee of the trustees to 
 secure a regent was authorized to offer the position to Dr. Gladden of Ohio, 
 if it saw fit, at a salary not to exceed $6,000.00. Professor Ricker presented plans 
 for three proposed new buildings, engineering hall, library, and natural history 
 museum. The trustees voted to erect the first two "as soon as practicable." 
 
 1892-3 
 
 Oct. 6-7-8 — Illinois intercollegiate held at the University ; won by Illinois with 
 102 points; Monmouth second place with 28 points. Baseball: Illinois, 11, Wes- 
 leyan, 2; Illinois, 15, Illinois College, o; Illinois, 7, Monmouth, 6; Illinois, champion 
 of Illinois. Oct. 8 — Football: Illinois, 2: Purdue, 12. Oct. 12 — Illinois, 16; 
 Northwestern, 16. Oct. 22 — Illinois, 22 ; Washington, U., o. Oct. 21 — Columbian 
 day celebrated at University. Oct. 22 — Football: Illinois, 20; Doan College, 
 (Omaha) 0. Oct. 24 — Nebraska, 6; Illinois, 0. Oct. 26 — Illinois, 28; Baker, 12. 
 Oct. 27 — Kansas, 24; Illinois, 4. Oct. 29 — Illinois. 48; Kansas City Association, 0. 
 Banquet given to team on its return from the western trip on Hallowe'en. 
 
 Nov. — Trustees voted appropriation for woman's gymnasium. Petition for 
 woman's dormitory received. 
 
 Nov. I — Football : Wisconsin forfeited. Nov. 5 — Illinois, 38 ; Englewood, o. 
 Nov. S — Rho Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma established. Nov. 16 — Football: Illinois, 
 
xlii UNiviEaiSiTY OF Illinois 
 
 4; Chicago, 4. Dedication of natural history hall. Address by David S. Jordan, 
 president of Leland Stanford, Jr. Nov. 19 — Football : Illinois, 34, De Pauw, 0. 
 Nov. 22— Chemistry club organized. Nov. 24 — Football: Illinois, 20; Chicago, 12. 
 Illinois conceded to be the best western team. 
 
 Dec. — Board refuses to grant petition asking for woman's dormitory. 
 
 Jan. — Agricultural short course created. 
 
 Mar. — Baseball coach employed. 
 
 April 8 — Baseball: Illinois, 16; Wabash, 0. April 22 — Michigan, 6; Illinois, 5. 
 
 May 6 — Baseball: Illinois, 14; Wabash, 6. May 8 — Illinois, 5; Iowa, 3. May 
 10 — Illinois, 15 ; Northwestern, 8. May 12-13 — Western intercollegiate held at 
 Champaign; won by Illinois with 56 points; northwestern second with 15. May 
 17 — Baseball: Illinois, 13; Indiana, 6. May 18 — Illinois, 7; De Pauw, 5- May 22 
 — Illinois, 3 ; Chicago, 2. May 20 — First inter-scholastic won by Peoria high school. 
 May 27 — Baseball: Chicago, 6; Illinois, 0. May 30 — Illinois, 15; Purdue, 5. 
 
 June — Baseball: Michigan, 10; Illinois, 3. June 5 — Illinois, 3; Detroit A. C, 
 5. June 6. — University of Illinois, 4; London A. C, 3. T. A. Clark, '90, was elected 
 President of the alumni association. A committee reported that it had leased a 
 building in Chicago, for alumni headquarters there, and had opened it for alumni 
 during the World's Fair. Mr. W. L. Pillsbury gave his first report to the associa- 
 tion as alumni recorder. June 7 — Commencement address delivered by Governor 
 Altgeld. June 8 — Baseball; Cleveland A. C, 17; Illinois, 15; June 9— Illinois, 11; 
 Oberlin, 7. June 10 — Oberlin, 11; Illinois, 8. June — Plans for engineering building 
 drawn by J. C. Llewellyn were accepted. 
 
 July — Chair of Romance Languages created. 
 
 1893-4 
 
 Sept. — Office of Registrar was created, and W. L. Pillsbury was appointed 
 to it. Sept. 30 — Football : Illinois, 60 ; Wabash, 6. 
 
 Oct. 17 — Illinois, 14; De Pauw, 4. Oct. 21 — Illinois, 4; Northwestern, 4. Oct. 
 27— Local fraternity of Beta Beta Beta organized. Oct. 28 — Art club organized. 
 
 Nov. 6 — Football: Oberlin, 34; Illinois, 24. Gifts of World's Fair exhibits to 
 University. Nov. 11 — Football: Illinois, 18; Pastime A. C, 6. University athletic 
 association changed colors from black and yellow to crimson. Nov. 25 — Football : 
 Illinois, 26; Purdue, 25. Nov. 28 — Colors changed to olive green. Nov. 30 — 
 Football : Illinois, 10 ; Wisconsin, 10. 
 
 Dec. 9 — First meeting of University assembl}^ Dec. — Board of trustees passed 
 resolutions censoring the action of certain students in "interrupting the class 
 supper of the freshmen," held at Bloomington, Illinois. Dec. 13 — Corner-stone 
 of engineering hall laid; address delivered by Dr. Robert H. Thurston of Cornell. 
 
 Feb. =; — First junior promenade. Feb. 9 — Installation of Illinois Eta of Phi 
 Delta Theta. 
 
 Mar. 2 — A faculty club was organized. Dean Morrow of the college of 
 agriculture resigned. Students' assembly for "social and intellectual" purposes 
 was organized. The acting regent reported to the board of trustees that the faculty 
 had decided to discontinue formal chapel at the end of the year. Students hence- 
 forth entering the University must be at least sixteen years of age. Board 
 established a two years' course in the preparatory school. One thousand eight 
 hundred dollars appropriated for a biological station to be located at Havana, 
 and $1,200.00 for a summer school at the University. The board voted to establish 
 courses leading to degrees of Ph. D. and Sc. D. 
 
 April — A. S. Draper, superintendent of schools of Cleveland, Ohio, elected 
 regent. Dramatic club organized. April 6 — Local fraternity Delta Delta Delta 
 becomes Beta Upsilon chapter of Delta Tau Delta. April 7 — Baseball : Illinois, 
 14; Wabash, 2. April 20 — Michigan, 12; Illinois, 8. April 21 — Minstrel show by 
 students. April 24 — Military concert given by band. April 25 — Baseball : Illinois, 
 9; Purdue, 5. First volume of Illio, published by juniors as an annual, issued. 
 
 May 8 — Baseball: Illinois, 20; Wisconsin, 5. May 11 — Chicago, 9; Illinois, 
 10. May 12 — Michigan, 10; Illinois, 5. May 14 — Illinois, 12; Alerto, (London. C.) 
 10. May 25 — Norwalk A. C, (O.) 5; Illinois. 8. May 16— Oberlin, 13; Illinois, 
 i; Illinois, 18; Chicago, 17. May 19 — Third Annual Field Day of Western Col- 
 leges at St. Louis won by Illinois with 71 points out of a total of 135. May 28 — 
 Baseball: Oberlin, 11 ; Illinois, 5. 
 
 June I — Baseball: Detroit A. C, 8; Illinois, 4. June 22 — Western intercollegiate 
 at Chicago; entries: Wisconsin, Iowa, Chicago, Iowa College, Michigan, North- 
 western, et al. Won by Illinois with 2>7 points. June 5 — Alumni day. The annual 
 
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 literary program was discontinued, and a dinner was substituted for it — the first 
 regular annual alumni dinner given by the faculty and the resident alumni to the 
 visiting alumni. Two hundred attended. C. O. Neeley, '80, was elected president. 
 A committee reported that over eighteen thousand dollars had been subscribed 
 toward a Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. building. June 6 — Commencement. Address 
 delivered by President Angell of Michigan. Adoption of West Point style of uni- 
 form for cadets. 
 
 Aug. — Pofessors N. C. Ricker, S. A. Forbes, and D. Kinley made Deans of 
 the college of engineering, science, and literature and arts, respectively. Title of 
 "regent" changed to "president." 
 
 1894-5 
 
 Sept. — Illini published weekly. Sept. 14 — President Draper assumed charge. 
 Director of department of music appointed. 
 
 Oct. 6 — Football : Illinois 36, Wabash 6. October 12 — Chicago A. C. 14, Illinois 
 o. Oct. 16 — Vice-president Stevenson visited the University. Oct. 19— Football : 
 Illinois 54, Lake Forest 6. Faculty and students in convocation adopted orange 
 and navy blue as University colors. New rules adopted for Itlini management, 
 putting control in hands of students. 
 
 Nov. 2 — Football : Illinois 66, Northwestern 0. Faculty of the College of 
 Literature and Arts decide to drop the degree of B.L. Nov. 14 — -Performance of 
 "A Box of Monkeys" by dramatic club. Nov. 15 — Inauguration of President Draper 
 and dedication of engineering hall. Addresses by President Draper, President 
 Adams of Wisconsin, Governor Altgeld, and Hon. G. C. Neeley of Chicago. Nov. 
 16 — Football : Purdue 22, Illinois 2. Nov. 21 — Illinois 6, Chicago o. Nov. 24 — 
 Illinois ID, Pastime A. C. 0. 
 
 Dec. — Trustees resolve to negotiate for affiliating the College of Physicians and 
 Surgeons. Committee on buildings and grounds reported that in the opinion of the 
 attorney general the trustees did not have power to lease University ground for the 
 building of houses for professors. 
 
 Feb. 4 — Republican club organized. Feb. 5 — Medical club organized. Feb. 12 — 
 Women's glee club organized. Nine sophomores suspended for kidnapping fresh- 
 men before the freshmen social. Trustees decided to introduce in the legislature 
 a bill for purchasing the College of Physicians and Surgeons. 
 
 March i — Play given by members of Alethenai. March 12 — Physical training 
 department organized to include men and women. President directed to report to 
 the board on the advisability of establishing a school of music. Board approved 
 the action of the Council of Administration in suspending students for kidnapping 
 freshmen. March i> — Illinois Gamma Zeta of Alpha Tau Omega installed. 
 
 April 13— Baseball : Illinois 12, Wabash 8. April 20 — Illinois 9, Michigan 0. 
 April 27 — Northwestern 7, Illinois 2. 
 
 May 3 — First sophomore cotillion. May 6 — Baseball : Illinois 10, Iowa 8. 
 May 8— Illinois 8, Purdue 5. May 9— Notre Dame 8, Illinois 7. May 10 — Michigan 
 II, Illinois 2. May 16 — First session of state high school conference. May 17 — 
 Baseball : Illinois 9, Grinnell 0. May 25— Illinois 9, Northwestern 6. May 27 — 
 Iowa State 16, Illinois 26. May 28 — Illinois 13, Grinnell 6. May 29 — Illinois 14, 
 Iowa 3. 
 
 June r — Intercollegiate meet won by California, Illinois fourth. Department 
 of political science and school of music established. Superintendent of buildings 
 and grounds appointed. Committee appointed to establish a vaccine farm. Board 
 voted to locate library building opposite Daniel street. Voted to sell land and 
 build a house for the president with proceeds. June 9 — J. R- Mann. '76, was elected 
 president of the alumni association. At the alumni dinner, H. M. Dunlap gave the 
 first of his series of dinner talks on the University and Springfield. June to — • 
 Commencement. Address delivered by Hon. Shelby M. Cullom. 
 
 1895-6 
 
 Sept. 17 — Governor Altgeld visited the University. Sept. 18 — English 
 club organized. Trustees decide to reorganize college of agriculture. Voted to 
 pave Green street through the camnus. 
 
 Oct. 6 — Football: Illinois. 48, Wabash, o. Illinois Delta of Kappa Alnha Theta 
 established. Oct. 12 — Football : Chicago A. A., 8, Illinois, o. Oct. 20 — Illinois 79, 
 Illinois College o. Oct. 26 — Illinois 10, Wisconsin 10. Illinois Zeta of Pi Beta 
 Phi established. 
 
 Nov. 3 — Football : Illinois 28, Lake Forest o. Nov. 24 — Illinois 38, Northwestern 
 4. Nov. 28 — Purdue 6, Illinois 2. 
 
xliv University of Illinois 
 
 Dec. — Banquet by faculty to football team. Plans for library building all 
 rejected. Mr. Burnham of Chicago employed to draw new plans. Chicago College 
 of pharmacy proposed afiiliation with University. Burrill avenue named. School 
 of Music announced first series of concerts. Dec. 13 — French play produced by 
 Alethenai. Dec. 27 — Mr. Burnham resigned as architect for library building. 
 Board decided to have department of architecture draw plans if possible. 
 
 Jan. 14 — Council of administration adopted rule that all gatherings in University 
 buildings should end by 11:30 p. m. Jan. 15— First of a series of lectures by 
 Lorado Taft. 
 
 Feb. — Advisory board of athletic managers appointed by the president. Feb. 8 — 
 First athletic conference held at Chicago; Wisconsin, Northwestern, Chicago, 
 Michigan, Purdue, and Illinois represented. Feb. 12 — Lincoln Day ; addresses by 
 Pres. Draper and Prof. Greene. University biological station established on the 
 Illinois River. Woman's league organized. 
 
 March 7 — Adoption of '!" as athletic emblem. March 10 — Trustees adopted 
 plans of Professors Ricker and White for library. Tennis courts constructed 
 on campus. Business system of University organized. Opening of President's 
 House. March 13 — First French play by Le Cercle Frangais. First Chicago- 
 Illinois debate, won by Illinois. 
 
 April — Observatory located. Site for librarj- changed. The proposals of the 
 Chicago college of pharmacy for affiliation adopted. April 5 — ^Baseball: Illinois 
 20, Wabash o. April 21 — Chicago 9, Illinois 6. April 19 — Michigan 5, Illinois 3. 
 April 21 — Concert by Theodore Thomas Orchestra. April 26 — Baseball : Illinois 
 16, Northwestern 2. 
 
 May I — Baseball: Chicago 10, Illinois 4. May 3 — Illinois 11, Purdue 3. Col- 
 lege of Pharmacy affiliated. May 8 — Baseball : Illinois 8, Beloit 7. May 9 — 
 Competitive shoot: University of California 380, Illinois 374. May 10 — Baseball: 
 Illinois 20, Northwestern 9. May 13 — Baseball : Illinois 19, Indiana 3. May 16—- 
 Illinois 18, Grinnell 3. May 25^Michigan 20, Illinois 3. May 2-j — Illinois 22, 
 Notre Dame 7. May 28 — Illinois 12, Wabash 4. May 30 — Illinois 10, Wisconsin 
 4. Resignation of Professor Edward Snyder. 
 
 June 9 — High School Visitor employed. June 10 — Location of library finally 
 fixed. Commencement ; address by Chancellor Winfield S. Chaplin of St. Louis 
 University. June 19— Arrest of trustees for violating flag law held unconstitutional. 
 
 August 15 — Chemical laboratory partially destroyed by fire caused by lightning; 
 loss $40,000. 
 
 1896-7 
 
 Sept. 4 — Corner-stone of library building laid. Sept. 26 — First tennis tourna- 
 ment at University. Trustees appointed advisory board to school of pharmacy. 
 
 Oct. 3 — Football : Illinois 38, Lake Forest o. Oct. 6— School of pharmacy 
 opened as a department of the University. Oct. 10 — Football: Illinois 70, Knox 
 4. Oct. 17 — Illinois 10, Missouri o. Oct. 21 — Illinois 22, Oberlin 6. Oct. 31 — 
 Chicago 12, Illinois o. Oct. 23 — Establishment of oratorical prize in college of 
 literature and arts. 
 
 Nov. 7 — Football : Northwestern 10, Illinois 4. Nov. 26 — Illinois 4, Purdue 
 4. Nov. 28 — First Saturday afternoon cadet hop. 
 
 Dec. 4 — First junior prom, in military hall. Dec. 20 — Basket ball (girls) ; 
 Illinois 28, Wesleyan 12. Trustees decide to establish law school. Dec. 21— 
 Freshman social broken up by sophomores, largely by the use of chemicals. Dec. 
 22^President calls convocation and notifies students that the freshman social 
 affair is to be investigated: 
 
 Jan. /^^Football conference of college presidents at Mladison ; all western 
 state universities represented. Jan. 11 — University regiment attended installation 
 of governor of Springfield. 
 
 Feb. I — Nine students expelled by the Council for freshman social affair. One 
 student found guilty of disorderly conduct in an Urbana court and fined. Medical 
 club reorganized. Feb. 19 — Joint Philo-Alethenai play. 
 
 March— College of Physicians and Surgeons joined the University. Office of 
 Dean of Women created. Action of Council in regard to expulsion of students 
 approved by the trustees. Trouble with Beloit college over ball game. Caspar 
 Whitney, arbitrator, found in favor of Illinois. 
 
 April — Charles W. Spalding, treasurer, embezzled University funds, E. G. 
 Keith elected treasurer, .^pril 17 — Baseball: Illinois 9, Chicago 5. April 22 — 
 Michigan 7, Illinois 3. .April 28 — Chicago 0, Illinois 5. First instructors in Law 
 School appointed. 
 
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 May 5— Baseball: Illinois 13, Purdue 2. May 10 — Intercollegiate ritie contest; 
 seven entries: California first, 400; Virginia second, 386; Illinois third, 375; 
 May II— Dual meet, Chicago ^7, Illinois 43- May 14— Baseball : Illinois 3, Wis- 
 consin 5. May 19 — Illinois 16, Nebraska 9. May 21 — Illinois 4, Wisconsin 6. 
 May 22— Track, Illinois 84, Purdue 36. May 25 — Baseball : Illinois 9, Notre Dame 
 8. May 26 — Illinois 3, Michigan 0. May 29 — Oberlin 7, Illinois 7. Library school 
 of Armour Institute transferred to the University as State library school. Board 
 of trustees decided to erect independent heating and lighting plan for the University. 
 
 June 2— Illinois Alpha of Tau Beta Pi organized. June 8 — Library building 
 dedicated. Address delivered by Melvil Dewey, Director of New York state 
 library. June 8 — F. L. Hatch, 'tz, elected president of the alumni association. 
 June 9 — Commencement; address by President Canfield of Ohio State University. 
 Legislature appropriated money to cover deficit caused by Spalding's embezzlement. 
 New bridge to be erected over the Boneyard on Burrill avenue. June 17 — Natural 
 History building partially destroyed by fire caused by lightning; loss $75,000. 
 June 29 — Board voted to admit women to the school of medicine. 
 
 1897-8 
 
 Sept. 13 — College of law opened. Sept. 21 — Trustees decide to use old military 
 hall as a gymnasium. Oct. 2 — Football : Illinois 26, Eureka o. Oct. g — Illinois 6, 
 P. & S. 0. Oct. 16— Illinois 6, Lake Forest o. Oct. 15 — Chapter of Phi Gamma 
 Delta established. Oct. 2^ — Football: Illinois 2,2, Purdue 4. Oct. 30 — Chicago 18, 
 Illinois 12. First student recital in music school. 
 
 Nov. II — Homeric tableaux given by faculty, under supervision of N. A. Wells. 
 Nov. 12 — Football: Illinois 64, Knox o. Nov. 15 — Library Club organized. Nov. 
 20 — Football : Illinois 6, Carlisle Indians 6. Nov. 25 — Illinois 6, Eureka o. 
 
 Dec. I — Former treasurer Spalding sent to penitentiary. Board of trustees 
 resolves that "free scholarships do not include instruction in the departments 
 of law, pharmacy, music, and medicine, unless otherwise ordered by this board." 
 
 Feb. II — Lincoln Day. Address by I. N. Phillips. Feb. 16 — President Draper 
 declines position of Superintendent of Public Schools of New York City. Feb. 
 17 — Announcement that course of study had been organized in school of music 
 leading to degree of bachelor of music. Feb. 15 — Production of "Le Bourgeois 
 Gentilhomme" by Le Cercle Frangais. 
 
 March 5 — First concert by Ladies' Glee club. March 11 — First woman's edition 
 of Illiiii. March 17 — Gymnasium moved from military hall to top floor of Wood 
 Shops. 
 
 April 8 — First concert of Oratorio society. Apr. 9 — Baseball: Illinois 30, 
 Northwestern 7. Apr. 12 — Students burn Spain in effigy. Apr. 16 — Baseball : 
 Michigan 4, Illinois 3. 
 
 May 4 — Baseball: Illinois 19, De Pauw 0. May 7 — Dual meet: Illinois 81, 
 Purdue 47. Baseball : Illinois 3. Michigan 0. May 9 — Illinois 8, Northwestern 4. 
 May 12 — Rifle contest: California 416, Illinois 400. May 14 — Baseball: Chicago 
 12, Illinois 9. Meet : Chicago 74, Illinois 54. May 20 — Captain Brush released 
 from his duties as commandant to joint his regiment at the front. May 20 — 
 Wisconsin-Illinois debate won by Wisconsin. May 21 — Baseball: Illinois 3, 
 Michigan o. May 24 — Illinois 5, Chicago 6; Illinois 4, Chicago 13. May 26 — 
 Woman's department organized. May 30 — Baseball : Illinois 3, Northwestern 5. 
 
 June I — Western intercollegiate splits up. Chicago, Illinois, and Michigan 
 hold triangular meet. June 2 — ^Baseball : Chicago 2, Illinois i. June 6 — Receipt 
 by University of dynamometer car from Big Four railroad. June 7 — S. W. 
 Stratton, '84, was elected president, Corda C. Lucas, '80, secretary" of the alumni 
 association. A committee was appointed to revise the constitution. No dinner 
 this year. June 8 — Commencement address delivered by William H. Maxwell. 
 Jonathan B. Turner present at commencement, at the age of ninety-three years. 
 Board of trustees appropriated money for improvement of Illinois Field. Board 
 voted to confer honorary degrees henceforth "but only upon rare occasions for 
 exceptionally high merit in literary, scientific, and other educational work, and 
 upon a three-fourths vote of both the faculty and board of trustees." 
 
 1898-9 
 
 Sept.— rApplication of Illinois school of dentistry for affiliation with University. 
 Military department vacant on account of Spanish war. No drill. 
 
xlvi University of Illinois 
 
 Oct. I— Football: P. and S. lo, Illinois 6. Oct. 8 — Notre Dame 5, Illinois 
 o. Oct. 10 — Watcheka league organized. Oct. 15 — Football: Illinois 16, De Pauw 
 o. Oct. 19 — 'Dr. John M. Gregory, first regent of the University, died. Engineering 
 laboratory opened. 
 
 Nov. 12 — Football: Michigan 12, Illinois 5. Nov. 18 — Carlisle 11, Illinois 0. 
 Nov. 24 — Illinois 11, Minnesota 10. Chess club organized. 
 
 Dec. — Department of oratory added, and consolidated with department of 
 rhetoric. 
 
 Jan. — College year divided into two semesters instead of three terms as 
 formerly. Jan. 11 — Death of Jonathan B. Turner. Jan. 27 — Athletic association 
 benefit cleared $1,000 debt of association. Jan. 28 — Installation of Illinois Beta 
 of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 
 
 Feb. 14 — State Library association met at University. 
 
 March — Professor Snyder's gift of $12,000 to establish a fund for needy students 
 received. Departments of household economics and railroad engineering estab- 
 lished. 
 
 April 21 — Illinois-Wisconsin debate won l)y Wisconsin. Illinois-Indiana debate 
 won by Illinois. Apr. 22 — Baseball : Illinois 4, Chicago 2. Apr. 24 — Supposed 
 burning in eftigy of Governor Tanner for vetoing appropriation bill of University 
 disavowed by students. Baseball : Illinois 6, Wisconsin o. Apr. 28 — Beta Lambda 
 of Kappa Kappa Gamma established. Apr. 29 — Baseball : Illinois 7, Michigan 3. 
 
 May I — Baseball: Illinois 12, Northwestern 9. Comic opera "Patience" given 
 by Opera club. May 3 — Baseball: Illinois 11, Chicago 9. May 4-5 — First May 
 festival by old oratorio society, now named choral society. Trustees decided to 
 erect agricultural building. University bulletins to be published. May 6 — -Dual 
 meet: Illinois 87, Purdue 41. May 7 — "Le Medecin Malgre Lui" produced by 
 Le Cercle Frangais. May 10 — Baseball: Michigan 2, Illinois i. May 11 — Notre 
 Dame 15, Illinois o. May 12 — Beloit 6, Illinois o. May 13 — Illinois 13, Wisconsin 4. 
 Dual meet : Wisconsin 72, Illinois 56. May 18 — Baseball : Michigan 4, Illinois 3. 
 May 19 — Michigan 4, Illinois 2. May 20 — Illinois 9, Northwestern 3. May 20 — 
 Preliminary organization at University of State Historical society. May 24 — 
 Baseball : Chicago 9, Illinois 3. May 28 — Local sorority of Gamma Sigma or- 
 ganized. 
 
 June — Prof. Tompkins resigns to become President of Normal University. 
 Trustees decide not to establish college of teachers. Plan of agricultural scholar- 
 ships adopted. June 13 — Alumni constitution amended to provide that secretary 
 might be elected outside the membership of the association, that an executive 
 committee of five be created, and that membership fee and annual dues should be 
 abolished. W. N. Butler, '79, was elected president and W. L. Pillsbury secretary 
 of the association. June 14 — George E. Adams gave the commencement address. 
 
 1899-1900 
 
 Sept. — Opening of Christian Association house. Case system adopted in law 
 school. Sept. 20 — First issue of Illini as newspaper, published tri-weekly. Or- 
 ganization of faculty golf club. Sept. 30 — Football : Illinois 6, Wesleyan o. 
 
 Oct. 7 — Visit to the University of Don Ignacio Mariscal, Vice-President of 
 Mexico, and party. Football : Illinois 5, Knox 0. Oct. 14 — Football : Indiana 
 5, Illinois 0. Saturday school for teachers organized. Oct. 28 — Football : Michigan 
 5, Illinois 0. Nov. 11 — Wisconsin 23, Illinois o. Nov. 22 — Purdue 5, Illinois 0. 
 Nov. 25 — Illinois 29, St. Louis University o. Nov. 30 — Iowa 58, Illinois 0. 
 
 Dec. — Organization of oratorical association. Tablet to the memory of Pro- 
 fessor Turner- to be placed in Agricultural Building. Dec. 8 — Installation of 
 Iota chapter of Alpha Chi Omega. 
 
 Jan. — Adoption by the University of limited reformed spelling in its publica- 
 tion. Jan. 19 — Formation of western intercollegiate baseball league. 
 
 Feb. 9 — Affiliation of college of physicians and surgeons completed. Illinois- 
 Indiana debate won by Illinois. Feb. 12 — Lincoln Day; address by Hon. Paul 
 Selby. Feb. 28 — German club organized. 
 
 Mar. 10 — Triangular meet: Chicago 48, Notre Dame 31, Illinois 19. March 13 
 — Unveiling of library mural paintings. Department of domestic science estab- 
 lished. March 26 — George Espy Morrow, former dean of the college of agriculture, 
 died. 
 
 April 3 — Morrow memorial meeting. Apr. 4 — Presentation of "The Mikado" 
 by the men's and women's glee clubs. Apr. 8— Inter-fraternity baseball league 
 
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 organized. Apr. lo — Baseball : Illinois lo, Chicago 6. Apr. 14 — Illinois 5, Purdue 
 4. April 16 — Michigan 7, Illinois 3. Apr. 20 — University minstrel show benefit 
 for athletic association. Apr. 21 — Baseball: Illinois 11, Chicago i. Apr. 27 — Grant 
 day convocation. Baseball : Illinois 4, Northwestern 3. Apr. 28 — Illinois 12, Wis- 
 consin 0. Apr. 29 — Bolter collection of insects donated to University. Apr. 30 — 
 Baseball: Illinois 11, Beloit i. 
 
 May 2 — "La Poudre aux Yeux" given by Le Cercle Frangais. May 4 — First 
 open-air concert by University band on President's porch. May 5 — Dual track 
 meet: Illinois 106, Purdue 14. Baseball: Illinois 4, Chicago i. May 8-9-10 — 
 May festival. May 9 — Baseball: Illinois 17, Iowa 0. May 12 — Dual meet: Chi- 
 cago 90, Illinois 38. May 14 — Baseball: Illinois 12, Michigan 6. May 15 — 
 Michigan 7, Illinois 3. May 16 — Inter-fraternity baseball series won by Phi 
 Gamma Delta. Apr. 18— Dual meet: Wisconsin 64J/2, Illinois 63J/2. May 22— 
 Maypole dance by women's physical training classes. May 23 — "Einer Muss 
 Heiraten" presented by der Deutsche Verein. Baseball : Illinois 9, Chicago 4. 
 May 25 — Intercollegiate oratorical league contest (Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Cornell, 
 and Ohio Wesleyan) won by Ohio Wesleyan, Illinois second. May 26 — Baseball: 
 Illinois 10, Chicago 3. May 30 — Illinois 6, Michigan 5. Illinois wins the western 
 championship. 
 
 June I — Dinner given to baseball team by President Draper. June 6 — Baseball : 
 Illinois 8, Minnesota 3. June 9 — Wood shops totally destroyed by fire ; loss 
 $60,000. June 12 — C. H. Blackall, '7T, gave the alumni address on a study of 
 the fine arts as a factor in modern life and personal happiness. H. W. Mahan, '76, 
 was elected president. A new constitution was adopted, providing no fees, mem- 
 bership for all graduates, an annual address, and incidentally an annual request 
 to the trustees to pay for printing the alumni report. Three hundred attended 
 the banquet. June 13 — Commencement address by Hon. Bird S. Coler. Honorary 
 degree of doctor of architecture conferred on Dean N. C. Ricker. Trustees 
 granted Dean Kinley one year's lea^e of absence. Prof. T. A. Clark appointed act- 
 ing dean of the college of literature and arts during Dean Kinley's absence. In- 
 stallation of Omicron chapter of Chi Omega. Installation of Morrow chapter of 
 Alpha Zeta. 
 
 1900-1 
 
 Sept. — Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma, Phi Gamma Delta, Delta 
 Tau Delta, Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Alpha 
 Theta, and Kappa Kappa Gamma installed in chapter houses. Gymnasium moved 
 back into military hall on account of loss of wood shops. Sept. 10— Opening 
 of University dining hall. Organization of department of pedagogy and of 
 school of household science. Opening of agricultural building. Sept. 29 — 
 Football : Illinois 26, Rose Polytechnic 0. 
 
 Oct. 3 — Football: Illinois 63, De Pauw o. Oct. 6 — Illinois 21, Wesleyan o. 
 Oct. 10 — Illinois 6, P. and S. o. Oct. 13 — Illinois 16, Knox o. Oct. 16 — Football: 
 Illinois 35, Lombard 0. Mathematical club organized. Oct. 20 — Football : Illinois 
 o, Northwestern o. Oct. 22 — Reading by James Whitcomb Riley, assisted by 
 students. Oct. 22, — Authentication of Lincoln ox yoke. Oct. 27 — Football : Mich- 
 igan 12, Illinois 0. 
 
 Nov. 3 — Football: Illinois 17, Purdue 5. Nov. 9 — Purchase of West division 
 high school building for the college of medicine. Trustees voted to place a 
 memorial tablet for Professor Morrow in agricultural building. Nov. 10 — Foot- 
 ball: Minnesota 23, Illinois 0. Nov. 17 — Illinois o, Indiana o. Nov. 24 — Foot- 
 ball: Wisconsin 27, Illinois 0. Nov. 26 — First meeting of Illinois Fortnightly club. 
 Nov. 27 — First meeting of Illinois Electrical association at the University. Organi- 
 zation of big nine college conference. Organization of pedagogical library and 
 museum. 
 
 Dec.io — Intercollegiate student stock judging contest held in Chicago; won 
 by Illinois. Political science club organized. Dec. 20 — Dramatic club organized. 
 
 Jan. 14 — Regiment attends inauguration of Governor Yates. Jan. 17 — "Hia- 
 watha's Wedding Feast" given by the choral society. Jan. 23 — Trustees decided 
 to establish school of dentistry. Jan. 25 — Illinois-Indiana debate won by Indiana. 
 
 Feb. 4 — John Marshall convocation. Address by President Draper. 
 
 Mar. 5 — Glee club makes trip to Florida. March 9 — Triangular meet : Notre 
 Dame 43, Chicago 37, Illinois 28. March 12 — School of Music reorganized. Com- 
 mittee of trustees reported in favor of buying Illinois school of dentistry. March 
 13 — Der Deutsche Verein presents "Gunstige Vorzeichen." Seniors decide to wear 
 
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 caps and gowns at commencement exercises. March 27 — Presentation of "The 
 Rivals" by dramatic club. Adoption of rules enforcing scholarship standing of 
 athletes. Faculty adopted caps and gowns for commencement exercises. 
 
 April I — Chicago National baseball team established training quarters at Uni- 
 versity. April 8 — "Pirates of Penzance" presented by glee club. April 13 — 
 Baseball: Michigan 9, Illinois H. April 20 — Illinois 35, Indiana 4. April 23 — 
 Beloit 4, Illinois i. University Song book published. April 26 — Baseball: Illinois 
 8, Minnesota o. 
 
 May I — Conference of State university presidents at Illinois. Baseball: Illinois 
 15, Chicago 3. May 2 — Northwestern 6, Illinois 2. May 6 — Illinois 6, Notre Dame 
 2. May 6 — Affiliation of Chicago school of dentistry. May 8 — Baseball : Illinois 
 17, Chicago 6. May lo-ii — May festival with Boston festival orchestra; presenta- 
 tion of "Samson and Delilah." May 11 — Baseball: Michigan 7, Illinois 6. May 
 13 — Notre Dame 10, Illinois 7. May 15 — Student riot at Pan-American circus, 
 several injured. May 17 — Wisconsin-Illinois meet won by Wisconsin, 65-64. 
 Baseball : Illinois 8, Chicago 7. May 18 — ^lUinois 10, Northwestern 0. May 21— 
 Dedication of Agricultural building. May 22 — Baseball: Illinois 5, Chicago 2. 
 May 25 — Dual meet: Illinois 60, Northwestern 52. May 29 — Baseball: Michigan 
 4, Illinois 3. May 30 — Inter-fraternity baseball series won by Phi Gamma Delta. 
 
 June I — Adoption of inter-sorority rushing compact. June 4 — Baseball : Illinois 
 13, Wisconsin o. June 11 — Office of dean of undergraduates created and Professor 
 T. A. Clark appointed to the position. Annual meeting of alumni association. 
 J. R. Mann gave the address, on some aspects of national growth. J. C. Llewellyn, 
 'TJ, was elected president. H. W. Mahan was toastmaster at the dinner. June 
 12 — Commencement ; address by Luther Laflin Mills. 
 
 July — Trustees oppose the granting of any parole or pardon to Charles W. 
 Spalding. 
 
 1901-2 
 
 Sept. 14 — University senate created. Sept. 19 — Memorial exercises for President 
 McKinley ; address by President Draper. Sept. 28 — Football : Illinois 39, Engle- 
 wood 0. <' 
 
 Oct. 3 — School of Dentistry opened as department of University. Oct. 5 — Foot- 
 ball : Illinois 52, Marion Sims o. Oct. 11 — Illinois 22,, P. & S. o. Oct. 12 — Illinois 
 21, Washington 0. Beginning of work on new chemistry building. Oct. 16 — 
 Squirrels imported for campus. Oct. 17 — Football : Illinois 24, Chicago o. Oct. 
 26— Football: Northwestern 17, Illinois 11. 
 
 Nov. 2 — Football: Illinois 18, Indiana 0. Nov. 4— Major Dinwiddie, first 
 University commandant, died. Nov. g — Football : Illinois 27, Iowa 0. Nov. 16 — 
 Illinois 28, Purdue o. Nov. 18 — Illinois live stock breeders met at University. 
 Nov. 28 — Football : Minnesota 16, Illinois o. 
 
 Dec. 9 — Illinois Horticultural society met at University. Dec. 19 — Sigma Chi 
 and Sigma Delta houses partly burned. Dec. 26-27-28 — Modern Language Associa- 
 tion of America met at University. 
 
 Jan. 10 — Illinois Club composed of chapters of Alpha. Tau Omega, Sigma Chi, 
 Phi Gamma Delta, and Sigma Delta (afterwards Beta Theta Pi) organized. 
 Art gallery in library building opened. Jan. 25 — First concert of University 
 orchestra. 
 
 Feb. I — Indiana-Illinois debate won by Indiana. Gymnasium team organized. 
 Feb. 12 — Lincoln day; address by Honorable Clark E. Carr. Feb. 16 — First 
 University vesper service. Feb. 19 — Council of Administration censured Kappa 
 Sigma for violation of University rules in holding its annual on Thursday night. 
 Feb. 2."/ — Organization of John Marshall debating club by law students. Feb. 28 — 
 Installation of Sigma Rho chapter of Beta Theta Pi. 
 
 March 8 — Invitation track meet held by St. Louis university, ,won by Illinois. 
 March — School of commerce organized. Old chemistry building turned over to 
 Law school. Board decides that B. A. degree shall be given for usual course in 
 college of science. University water works plant completed. Board decides to es- 
 tablish a University postoffice. Council of administration refuses freshmen per- 
 mission to hold a social. 
 
 April 6 — President Draper injured by being thrown from carriage. Apr. 8 — 
 Presentation of "lolanthe" by Opera Gub. Apr. 9 — Dr. Senn amputated President 
 Draper's leg. Apr. 12 — -Baseball: Illinois 7, Michigan 3. Apr. 23 — Class of 1902 
 decides to leave memorial fountain. Apr. 23 — Baseball: Illinois 11, Northwestern 
 
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 3. Apr. 25 — Baseball: Wisconsin 2, Illinois i. Illinois-Missouri debate won bi' 
 Missouri. Apr. 26 — Baseball : Chicago 6, Illinois 5. Apr. 30 — Illinois lo, Chi- 
 cago I. 
 
 May 3 — Dual meet: Chicago 65, Illinois 61. Baseball: Chicago 3, Illinois 2. 
 May 7 — Baseball: Illinois 7, Chicago 3. May 9— -"Minna von Barnhelm" given 
 by Der Deutsche Verein. May 12 — Baseball : Illinois 2, Michigan o. May 16, 
 Track: Wisconsin 58, Illinois 54. May 17 — Baseball; Illinois 15, Chicago i. 
 May 21 — Baseball team leaves for the North and East. May 22 — "School for 
 bcandal" given by Dramatic club. Baseball : Illinois 7, Michigan 6. May 24 — 
 Illinois 3, Princeton i. May 30 — Harvard 2, Illinois i. June i — Illinois 6, West 
 Fomt 5. June 4 — Illinois 10, Yale 4. June 7 — Illinois 11, Pennsylvania 3. June 
 10 — Meeting of alumni association. H. M. Beardsley, '79, gave the annual address, 
 \m Civic progress. A. N. Talbot, '81, was elected president. C. H. Blackall, '77, 
 •vas toastmaster at the dinner. June 11 — Commencement. Governor Richard 
 Yates gave the address. 
 
 1902-3 
 
 Sept. — mini published five days a week. New chemistry building opened. 
 College of Law in old chemistry building. Sept. ig— Installation of Gamma Nu 
 chapter of Sigma Nu. Sept. 20 — Football : Illinois 34, North Division 6. Wo- 
 man's gymnasmm moved to testing laboratory. Sept. 27 — Football : Illinois 45, 
 Englewood o. 
 
 Oct. I — President Draper returned to University. Football : Illinois 22, 
 Osteopaths 0. Oct. 4 — Illinois 33, Monmouth o. Oct. 8 — Illinois 24, Haskell 
 Indians 10. Oct. 11 — Illinois 44, Washington 0. Oct. 15 — Federation of Women's 
 clubs met at University. Oct. 18^ — Football : Illinois 29, Purdue 5. Oct. 25 — Chicago 
 6, Illinois 0. 
 
 Nov. I — Football : Illinois 47, Indiana o. Nov. 3 — First issue of Illinois 
 Magazine. Domestic Science club organized. Nov. 8 — Football : Minnesota 17, 
 Illinois 5. Nov. 10 — Organization of Alpha Delta Gamma. Nov. 15 — Football : 
 Illinois 0, Ohio State o. Nov. 22 — Illinois 17, Northwestern 0. Nov. 27 — Illinois 
 80, Iowa o. Organization of Theta Kappa Nu. 
 
 Dec. — Board of trustees decided to give degrees B. A. and B. L. S. in Library 
 school. Dec. 6 — Installation of Rho chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma. Dec. 8 — Illinois 
 Grange met at University. Council of Administration refused to allow freshman 
 social. Dec. 13— Reorganization of political science club on honorary basis. 
 
 Jan. 16 — Illinois-Iowa debate won by Illinois. 
 
 Feb. 14 — Dual meet : Chicago 60, Illinois 20. 
 
 Mar. 6 — Indiana-Illinois debate won by Indiana. March 13 — Trustees voted 
 to abolish University dining hall. Board decided not to abolish fees. March 14 — 
 Michigan-Illinois meet won by Michigan. Mlarch 22 — Dual meet : Chicago 45, 
 Illinois 41. 
 
 April 8 — "Pinafore" presented by Opera club. April 18 — Baseball : Illinois 
 10, Northwestern o. April 21 — -First out-door "Sing." April 23 — -Baseball : Illinois- 
 Wisconsin game forfeited by Wisconsin. April 24 — Illinois-Missouri debate won 
 by Missouri. Baseball : Michigan 17, Illinois 10. April 25 — Illinois 17, North- 
 western 2. April 30 — Illinois 8, Notre Dame 5. 
 
 May I — Baseball : Illinois 10, Purdue 2. May 5 — Illinois 29, Northwestern 
 2. May 6 — Illinois 3, Wisconsin o. May 6-7-8 — May Festival. Presentation of 
 "Elijah." May 9 — Baseball: Illinois 8, Michigan 2. Dual meet: Chicago 74, 
 Illinois 52. May 11 — Baseball: Illinois 7, Nebraska 3. May 14 — Dual meet: 
 Wisconsin 62, Illinois 50. May 15 — Baseball: Illinois 4, Chicago 3. May 20 — 
 Illinois law school 8, Chicago law school o. Central oratorical league won 
 by Indiana; Illinois second. May 23 — Baseball: Illinois 9, Chicago 5. May 26 — 
 Former Regent Peabody died. May 28 — Baseball : Illinois 20, Oberlin 3. Sigma 
 Chi chapter censured by faculty for holding dance on forbidden night. May 30 — 
 Baseball : Illinois 9, Michigan 2. Illinois wins championship of the west. 
 
 June I — Baseball : Illinois 4, Notre Dame 2. "Honors" consisting of letters 
 "I A" granted to women for gymnasium work. June 8 — Dean Scott of college 
 of law resigned. June 9 — 'J. A. Ockerson, '73, gave the alumni address, on "Learn- 
 ing and Labor." S. A. Bullard, '78, was elected president. President Talbot spoke 
 of the services of President Peabody, and a letter expressing the sympathy of the 
 alumni was sent to Mrs. Peabody. Manford Savage, '78, was toastmaster at the 
 dinner. June 10 — Commencement. Address by President Charles Thwing. Degree 
 of LL. D. conferred on Joseph G. Cannon. June 11 — Columbia University confers 
 degree of LL. D. on President Draper. 
 
1 University of Illinois 
 
 1903-4 
 
 Sept. 13— Professor Edward Snyder died. Sept. 19 — Agreement to affiliate 
 Chicago college of dental surgery adopted by the trustees. Football : Illinois 
 45, Englewood 5. Sept. 26— Illinois 43, Lombard o. Sept. 30 — Illinois 36, Oste- 
 opaths o. 
 
 Oct. 3 — Football: Illinois 29, Knox 5. Oct. 10 — Illinois 64, Rush Medical 0. 
 Oct. 9 — Harvard Club organized. Oct. 14 — Football : Illinois 54, Dentists o. Oct. 
 17 — Illinois 24, Purdue o. Oct. 20 — Six students suspended for hazing. Oct. 22 — 
 Organization of Kansas City alumni association. 
 
 Nov. 4 — Memorial mass meeting for victims of Purdue wreck. Nov. 8 — Foot- 
 ball : Indiana 17, Illinois o. Nov. 14— Minnesota 32, Illinois o. Nov. 21 — Iowa 
 12, Illinois o. Nov. 26 — Nebraska 16, Illinois o. 
 
 Dec. 8 — Organization of engineering experiment station. Name of preparatory 
 department changed to "The Academy of the University of Illinois." Dec. 17 — 
 Christmas concert by choral society. 
 
 Jan. 8 — Wisconsin threatens to sever athletic relations on account of trouble 
 over the proceeds of forfeited baseball game. Organization of Illiola literary 
 society. Dec. 15 — Illinois-Iowa debate won by Illinois. Jan. 16 — Illinois-Wiscon- 
 sin trouble settled by agreement of Illinois to pay disputed fund over to Purdue 
 memorial fund. Jan. 18 — Illinois domestic science association met at University. 
 Jan. 26 — President Draper resigned in order to accept the position of Com- 
 missioner of Education of the State of New York. Board adopted plans of 
 McKim, Mead and White for the woman's building. 
 
 Feb. 3 — Athletic board of control adopted graduate system of coaching. Prof. 
 A. W. Palmer died. Feb. 4 — Dramatic club reorganized. Feb. 6-j-Dual meet : 
 Chicago freshmen vs. Illinois freshmen; won by Illinois. Feb. 7 — Chicago college 
 of dental surgery withdrew from University. Feb. 22 — Organization of chapter 
 of Sigma Xi. 
 
 March 4 — Indiana-Illinois debate won by Illinois. March 5 — Dual meet : 
 Chicago 38, Illinois 28. March 11 — Organization of Macgruder chapter of Phi 
 Alpha Delta. March 15 — Beta Theta Pi house quarantined on account of scarlet 
 fever. March 25 — Electrical engineering society organized. March 26 — St. Louis 
 University track tournament won by Illinois. 
 
 April I — Work begun on woman's building. April 5 — "Miss Hobbs" presented 
 by Dramatic club. April 12 — "Erminie" presented by Opera club. April 13 — 
 Tennis club organized. April 16 — Baseball : Illinois 10, Knox 0. April 20 — 
 Illinois 10, P. and S. 0. April 23 — Illinois 20, Northwestern o. March 27 — Wiscon- 
 sin 5, Illinois 4. April 28 — Trustees voted to establish professorship of political 
 science. April 29 — Missouri-Illinois debate won by Missouri. April 30 — Base- 
 ball : Illinois 10, Michigan 6. 
 
 May 3 — Baseball: Illinois 2, Notre Dame i. May 4 — Illinois 7, Northwestern 
 2. "Twelfth Night" presented by English club. May 7 — Dual meet : Chicago 
 79^, Illinois 46^^. May 9 — Baseball: Illinois 7, Minnesota 4. May 13 — Dual 
 meet: Chicago 30, Illinois 36. Illinois 71, Purdue 55. Baseball: Illinois 14, 
 Oberlin 2. May 14 — Illinois 7, Michigan i. May 17 — Purdue 8, Illinois 6. May 
 18 — Illinois 6, Ohio State 5. May 20 — Illinois 7, Chicago 6. May 21 — Dual meet: 
 Wisconsin 79, Illinois 47. May 23 — Baseball : Illinois 17, Minnesota 5. May 26 — 
 University regiment went into camp at the World's Fair in St. Louis. Baseball : 
 Illinois 2, Chicago i. May 27 — Tennis: Chicago won from Illinois. Dual fresh- 
 men Chicago-Illinois meet, won by Illinois. May 28— Baseball : Illinois 11, Chicago 
 O. Illinois won western championship. May 30 — Baseball : Illinois 8, Beloit 4. 
 
 June 3 — Baseball: Illinois i, Notre Dame o. — Hahnemann medical college 
 applied for affiliation. June 5 — Baccalaureate. President Draper's farewell. June 
 7 — .Thomas F. Hunt, '84, gave the annual alumni address, on the alumnus and his 
 opportunity. Frank White, '80, was elected president. A committee made a 
 second adverse report on a resolution offered in 1902 looking to a larger par- 
 ticipation by alumni in choice of trustees. Another committee was appointed to 
 make further investigations. Resolutions in memory of Professors Edward Snyder 
 and A. W. Palmer, and in appreciation of President Draper were passed. June 8 
 — Commencem.ent ; address by Charles W. Fairbanks. Baseball: Chicago 15. 
 Illinois II; Illinois 13, Chicago 4; Illinois 12, Oberlin 3; Illinois 5, Ohio 4; 
 Illinois 9, West Virginia 5. Trustees decided not to affiliate Hahnemann medical 
 college. 
 
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 Aug. ly — Resignation of Miss Jayne, dean of women. Aug. 23— Dr. Edmund 
 Janes James President of Northwestern University elected to the presidency. 
 
 1904-5 
 
 Sept. — Music School moved to rooms in basement of University hall. Sept. 
 24— Football : Illinois 10, Northwestern College o. Chemistry departments re- 
 organized. Sept. 26 — Six men suspended for hazing. Department of forestry and 
 landscape gardening established. Sept. 28 — Football : Illinois 22,, Wabash 2. 
 
 Oct. I — Football: Illinois 11, Knox o. Oct. 5 — Illinois 26, P. and S. o. Oct. 
 7 — Organization of mechanical engineering society. Oct. 8— University of Illinois 
 day at World's Fair. Football: Illinois 31, Washington o. Oct. 15— Illinois 10, 
 Indiana 0. Oct. 22 — Illinois 24, Purdue 6. Oct. 25 — Commercial club organized. 
 Oct. 29 — Illinois 6, Chicago 6. 
 
 Nov. S' — President James assumed charge. Football : Illinois 46, Ohio State 
 o. Nov. 12 — Football: Northwestern 12, Illinois 6. Nov. 18 — Installation of 
 Illinois Delta of Phi Kappa Psi. Nov. 19 — Football: Illinois 29, Iowa o. Visit 
 of Chicago Press Club to University. College of agriculture won Grand Prize 
 for live stock exhibit at world's fair. Illinois Magazine suspended publication. 
 Nov. 24 — Football : Nebraska 16, Illinois 10. Conference rule barring freshmen 
 from athletic teams adopted. 
 
 Dec. 3 — Organization of Illinois alumni association in New York City. Dec. 
 8 — Slight fire in agricultural building. Dec. 14 — ^Organization of students' co- 
 operative association. 
 
 Jan. 9- — Regiment attended inauguration of Governor Deneen. Jan. 10 — Ralph 
 O. Roberts, captain of baseball team, killed in wreck on Big Four, several other 
 students returning from holidays injured. Jan. 11 — Illinois Magazine resumed 
 publication. 
 
 Feb. II — Dual meet: Illinois 49, Chicago 37. 
 
 Mar. 3 — Indiana-Illinois debate won by Illinois. Mlarch 4 — Dual meet : Illinois 
 45, Chicago 41. March 17 — Camera club organized. March 28 — "Gloriana" pre- 
 sented by Dramatic club. April 7 — First Law School dance. 
 
 April 14 — Baseball: Illinois 11, Wabash 2. Apr. 19 — Illinois 6, Purdue i. 
 April 21 — Illinois 5, Northwestern o. April 22 — Illinois 3, Wisconsin 0. April 26 — 
 Illinois II, Chicago 9. April 28— Illinois-Missouri debate won by Illinois. 
 
 May 3 — Baseball: Illinois 6, Wisconsin 3. May 5-6 — Tennis: Illinois won 
 from Purdue. Alay 6 — Baseball: Michigan i, Illinois o. May 6 — Track: Chicago 
 77, Illinois 49. May 8 — Presentation of "Frier Bacon and Frier Bungay" by 
 English club. May 9 — Baseball: Illinois 3, Chicago o. May 12 — Track: Illinois 
 48, Purdue 42. Baseball : Illinois 5, Northwestern 0. May 13 — Illinois 9, Chicago 
 4. May 15 — Tennis: Iowa wins. May 18 — Baseball: Michigan 2, Illinois i. 
 May 19-^Tennis : Northwestern and Illinois tied. May 20 — Track : Illinois 84. 
 Wisconsin 42. Baseball: Wisconsin 2, Illinois i. May 25 — Watcheka league dis- 
 solved and new Woman's league formed. May 26 — Baseball : Chicago 2, Illinois o. 
 May 27 — Illinois i, Wisconsin o. May 30 — Illinois 7, Chicago 3. 
 
 June 6 — J. R. Mann, '76, gave the annual alumni address, on governmental 
 regulation of railroad rates. Charles H. Dennis was elected president. The 
 committee on choice of trustees recommended that a committee of nine on political 
 action be created, "to aid in the securing of suitable candidates for the office 
 of trustees of the University, and in enlisting the help of the alumni as a body 
 in promoting their election." W. N. Butler, '79, was toastmaster at the dinner. 
 June 7 — Commencement ; address by Secretary Cortelyou. June 8 — Baseball : 
 Illinois II, Chicago 8. Resignation of Deans Forbes, Kicker, and Burrill. Pro- 
 fessor Townsend appointed acting dean College of Science ; Professor White, acting 
 dean College of engineering. Miss Kyle appointed assistant dean of under- 
 graduates. 
 
 1905-6 
 
 Sept. — Adoption of daily absence rule under which no absences are excused. 
 Sept. 29— Organization of school of education. Sept. 30 — Two students sus- 
 pended for hazing. Football : Illinois 6, Knox 0. 
 
 Oct. 4 — Football : Illinois 6, Wabash o. Organization of debating league by 
 Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio universities. Oct. 7 — Football : Illinois 24, Northwestern 
 College 0. Oct. 14 — Illinois 12, St. Louis University 6. Oct. 16-19 — Installation of 
 President James. National conference of college and university trustees ; confer- 
 
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 ence on religious education in State Universities; Conference on commercial educa- 
 tion. Oct. i6 — Dedication of woman's building. Four students suspended for 
 hazing. Oct. 17 — Presentation of "Frier Bacon and Frier Bungay," by English 
 club. Oct. 17 — Parade of students. Oct. 20 — Location of auditorium by trustees. 
 Oct. 21 — Football : Purdue 29, Illinois 30. Nov. 28 — Illinois 30, P. & S. 0. 
 
 Nov. 4 — Football : Alichigan 33, Illinois 0. Nov. 18 — Football : Chicago 44, 
 Illinois 0. Nov. 30 — Nebraska 24, Illinois 6. 
 
 Dec. — Appointment of student advisers from faculty. Dec. i — Organization 
 of western intercollegiate basket ball league. Dec. 8 — Organization of Hawkeye 
 club by Iowa students. Dec. 10— Department of ceramics established. Dec. 16— 
 Student carnival for benefit of athletic association. Dec. 20 — Christmas concert by 
 Choral society. Carnival committee reported association debt as paid. Dec. 21 — 
 Installation of chapter of Delta Upsilon. 
 
 Jan. II — Hamilton club contest at Chicago: Wisconsin first, Jacob Cantlin, 
 Illinois, second. Jan. 14 — Memorial exercises for President Harper of Chicago 
 University. Jan. 20 — First intercollegiate basket ball game in which Illinois en- 
 gaged : Illinois 27, Indiana 24. Jan. 27 — Basket ball : Illinois 25, Purdue 19. 
 
 Feb. 3 — Basket ball : Illinois 23, Wheaton College 21. Prof. E. B. Greene 
 made acting dean of the college of literature and arts. Plans of C. H. Blackall, 
 '79, of Boston, for new auditorium accepted by trustees. Feb. 12 — Lincoln's 
 birthday celebrated. Address by Hon. J. S. Stevens of Peoria. Feb. 14 — Basket 
 ball: Illinois 31, Oberlin 25. Feb. 16 — Dual meet: Illinois 61, Chicago 25. Basket 
 ball: Indiana 38, Illinois 7. Feb. 17 — Aquatic contest: Chicago 28, Illinois 13. 
 Basket ball : Purdue 48, Illinois 22. Feb. 20 — President James calls meeting of 
 fraternities to discuss advisability of holding conference of college fraternities. 
 Feb. 22 — liistallation of chapter of Sigma Kappa. "One Night Only" given by 
 Players' club. Feb. 24 — Basket ball: Illinois 24, Chicago 21. Feb. 28 — Minnesota 
 27, Illinois 25. 
 
 Mar. 3 — Basket ball: Wisconsin 35, Illinois 32. Dual meet; Illinois 45I/2, 
 Chicago 40 >^. Chapter of Delta Rho Sigma organized in College of Agriculture. 
 March g — Ohio-Illinois debate won by Illinois. Indiana-Illinois debate won by 
 Indiana. March 14 — Anniversary of founding of University celebrated; address 
 by Vice-President Burrill. March 16 — Aquatic meet : Chicago 27, Illinois 14. 
 
 April 2 — First game of baseball training season with Chicago National League. 
 Work begun on auditorium. Apr. 7 — Dean of undergraduates ordered second 
 Illio election on account of charges of illegal voting. Apr. 14 — Ionian literary 
 society organized. Apr. 16 — Aquatic meet : Yale 53, Illinois 8. Apr! 20 — Faculty 
 of Literature and Arts presented a watch to David Kinley, retiring dean. Water 
 polo : Illinois 2, Chicago^ i ; which gave the Western intercollegiate water 
 polo championship. Apr. 22 — Baseball : Illinois 3, Chicago o. First junior smoker. 
 Apr. 24 — Athenian literary society organized. Apr. 26 — Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, 
 secretary of the treasury, spoke on the "Evolution of Self-Government." Apr. 
 27 — Baseball: Illinois 12, Notre Dame 9. Apr. 29 — Heth chapter of Acacia frater- 
 nity installed. Baseball: Michigan 11, Illinois 7. 
 
 May 2 — Baseball : Illinois 22. Indiana 3. May 6 — Track meet : Illinois 75, 
 Chicago 51. May 9 — Company K won the company competitive; Jose G. San 
 Victores won the Hazelton prize medal. May 12-13 — May festival. May 18 — 
 Annual maypole dance on Illinois field. May 20 — Interscholastic athletic contest : 
 Wendell Phillips and West Aurora tied for first place. First interscholastic circus 
 in gymnasium. Baseball : Illinois 8, Chicago 7. Phenix, new senior society, 
 established. May 22 — 1907 Illio issued. Tennis : Illinois 4, Iowa State 2. May 
 23 — Water polo team gave exhibition for gym girls. May 24 — Tennis : Illinois 3, 
 Chicago 3. May 25 — Baseball : Illinois 3, Amherst 0. May 27 — Baseball : Michigan 
 8, Illinois 4. May 29 — University memorial day; E. Benjamin Andrews, chancellor 
 of the University of Nebraska, delivered address on General Grant. Reception to 
 General Nelson A. Miles. May 30 — General Miles reviewed University regiment 
 and spoke on "The Military Training of the Citizen Soldier." Corner-stone of 
 new auditorium laid. General Miles gave Decoration day address. May 31 — 
 Baseball : Illinois 2, Chicago 0. 
 
 June I — Philomathean and Alethenai societies gave Shirley's "The Opportunity" 
 on the south campus. June 2 — Baseball : Illinois 8, Minnesota o. Michigan won 
 conference meet ; Illinois scored yji points. June 10-13 — Commencement exercises. 
 June 10 — President James delivered Baccalaureate sermon. June 12 — Charles 
 
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 Henry Dennis, '8i, gave the annual alumni address, on life and its problems. John 
 G. Wadsworth, '82, was elected president. Recommendations of candidates for 
 the office of trustee were adopted. A system of quinquennial reunions was es- 
 tablished. A committee was appointed with power regarding the publication of 
 an alumni magazine. The committee: T. A. Clark, '90, F. W. Scott, '01, A. N. 
 Talbot, '81, H. L. McCune, '83, Mrs. H. M. Stone, '03. The executive committee 
 was instructed to consider and report upon the question of reorganization. J. M. 
 White, '90, was toastmaster at the dinner. Class of 1901 formed first permanent 
 class organization among the alumni. June 13 — Baron Herman von Speck-Stern- 
 burg, Ambassador from Germany to the United States, gave the commencement 
 address. 
 
 1906-7 
 
 Sept. 17-18 — Registration days. Sept. 19 — Large room in Burnham Hospital is 
 set aside as a student ward. Sept. 26 — First convocation of the year held in the 
 armory at 4:00 p. m. Principal speakers. President James, Mr. Samuel A. Bul- 
 lard, and Mrs. Carrie T. Alexander. 
 
 Oct. 2 — Freshman class organized. Oct. 13 — Football : Illinois 0, Wabash o. 
 Oct. 27 — Michigan 28, Illinois 9. Oct. 20 — Annual Interclass Track meet, fresh- 
 men scored 62 points, sophomores 42, juniors 6, seniors 15. Oct. 28 — Cosmopolitan 
 Club organized. 
 
 Nov. 3 — Fall handicap won by freshmen. Senior Class election. Nov. 5 — 
 Inter-society declamation contest held under auspices of oratorical association. 
 J. C. Herbstman won first place. Nov. 17 — Football : Chicago 63, Illinois 0. Nov. 
 10 — Illinois 6, Wisconsin 16. Nov. 24 — Purdue o, Illinois 5. Nov. 21 — Annual 
 color rush, won by the freshmen. Nov. 26 — ^Gustav E. Karsten, newly elected 
 head of department of modern languages, gave his inaugural address; subject, 
 "Aims and Scope of German Philology." 
 
 Dec. I — Athletic conference of the big nine, held in Chicago. Dec. 3 — 
 Convocation held in the Armory to celebrate the 88th anniversary of Illinois as a 
 state. Hon. Lawrence Y. Sherman, lieutenant governor , of Illinois, spoke on 
 "The Importance of State Sovereignty to the Commonwealth." Senate took action 
 affecting the various colleges, changing entrance requirements, graduation require- 
 ments, etc. Dec. 10 — Dr. Guy Stanton Ford, newly elected professor of modern 
 European history, gave his inaugural address; subject, "Rise of Prussia to her 
 Present Greatness." Dec. 11 — Dr. W. A. Noyes of the U. S. Bureau of Stand- 
 ards, made head of department of chemistry and director of the chemical laboratory, 
 to begin September i, 1907. Trustees decided that the University library shall be 
 open every Sunday afternoon from 2:00 to 6:00 o'clock. Dec. 11 — Council of Ad- 
 ministration consented to the organization of the Scribblers' club. Dec. 18 — 
 Annual concert by the choral society and orchestra in the Armory. 
 
 Jan. — The students' cooperative association was dissolved. Jan. 9 — Governor 
 Deneen in his message to the legislature, called attention to the graduate work 
 of the University, and strongly approved the financial requests of the University. 
 Jan. 17 — F. H. McConaughey, senior L. & A., died unexpectedly of diphtheria. 
 Those who had been exposed were quarantined. About 20 people contracted the 
 disease; no case was serious. Jan. 23 — Urbana Commercial club gave banquet 
 to President James and the trustees. Jan. 28-Feb. i — Prof. Josiah Royce of Har- 
 vard University gave five lectures on "Loyalty as a General Principle." 
 
 Feb. 4 — Senate voted that after Sept., 1908, requirements for entrance to the 
 University should be raised from 14 to 15 units. Feb. 5 — Women's glee club gave 
 concert in chapel. Feb. 8— Legislative party of 125 members visited University. 
 Convocation at 10:30 a. m. 
 
 March 1-2 — Electrical engineering show. March 4-9 — Dr. E. A. Winshipof 
 Boston, editor of the Journal of Education, gave five lectures at the University. 
 March 4 — Contest to select a representative in the equal suffrage oratorical contest 
 under the auspices of the Equal Suffrage league. J. H. Zearing. L. & A. sophomore 
 won. March 11 — Convocation held in armory in honor of the founding of the 
 University. Mr. Henrv M. Beardsley, '79, of Kansas City, gave the address, sub- 
 ject, "The Viewpoint of the Graduate." March 12— Albert V. Bleininger appointed 
 assistant professor of ceramics, to begin work September i, I907- March 12 — 
 Trustees established a laboratorv of physiological chemistry in the department of 
 animal husbandry. Samuel A. Bullard, '78, retired from the board of trustees. 
 
liv University of Illinois 
 
 L. H. Kerrick elected president of the board. Trustees gave permission to build 
 a baseball grandstand on Illinois Field. March 13 — L. H. Kerrick found dead in 
 bed. March 14 — Senator LaFollette gave the concluding number of the Star 
 lecture course. March 15-16 — Players club presented Goldsmith's "She Stoops to 
 Conquer" at Morrow Hall. March 20 — W. L. Abbott elected president of the 
 board of trustees. March 26-28 — Prof. Edward Channing of Harvard University 
 delivered lectures in commemoration of the three hundredth anniversary of the 
 founding of the colony of Jamestown. March 30 — Ben Tomlinson appointed 
 Rhodes scholar from Illinois. First meeting of the national commission for the 
 investigation of nutrition problems, held at New York City. H. S. Grindley of the 
 University was elected secretary. 
 
 April I — Katherine L. Sharp resigned as librarian and director of the library 
 school. Baseball: April 17 — Illinois 13, Wabash 0. April 20 — Chicago 0, Illinois 
 10. April 24 — Illinois 4, Notre Dame 6. April 27 — Chicago 5, Illinois 6. April 24 — 
 Class of 1882 celebrated silver anniversary of their graduation; twelve members 
 present. April 30-May 1-2 — Dr. Julius Goebel of Harvard lectured at the Uni- 
 versity on Deutsche Volkslieder, Faust, and Longfellow. 
 
 May — Campus sings held. May 2 — Congressman W. B. McKinley made to 
 he oratorical association a cash gift of $175 a year for five years in prizes to 
 intercollegiate debaters and orators. May 4 — J. H. Zearing, representing the 
 University, won the hundred-dollar prize in the State Equal Suffrage contest. 
 May 6 — Illinois alumni in Washington, D. C, effect tentative organization. May 
 6-1 1- — Prof. Russell H. Chittenden of Yale delivered six lectures on nutrition. 
 May 8 — Varsity "I's" voted members of the polo team. May lO-ii — Second meet- 
 ing of the National commission for the investigation of nutrition problems, held 
 at tlie University. May 11 — Baseball: Chicago o, Illinois 3. May 17 — Illinois 3, 
 Williams 2. May 18 — Illinois i , Indiana 5. May 22 — -Purdue 5, Illinois 9. May 
 23 — Illinois I, Notre Dame o. May 29 — Illinois 8, Chicago 7. May 14 — Mask 
 and Bauble presented Carton's "Liberty Hall," at the Walker opera house. May 
 15^ — Competitive military drill. Miay 16 — Maypole dance on Illinois Field. May 
 18 — Last saloon in the Twin Cities closed. John Farson of Oak Park gave a 
 reception to Illinois alumni in Giicago. May 20-21 — Annual May festival by the 
 Choral society. Foote's "Skeleton in Armor," Costa's "With Sheathed Sword," 
 and Gounod's "Redemption," made up the program. May 27 — General Assembly 
 approved the bill appropriating to the University for the next biennium $710,845 
 per annum for general expenses, and $51,100 for additions to the_ plant; $250,000 
 for the erection of a physics laboratory, and $150,000 for an addition to Natural 
 History building. May 30 — Memorial Day. Convocation and regimental parade. 
 Gen. William C. Carter delivered an address on "Our Military Obligations." 
 
 June — The house at the northwest corner of Wright and Green streets was 
 moved back to be replaced by a two-story brick building, the first to be built for 
 business purposes near the campus. June i — Baseball : Purdue i, Illinois 2. Illi- 
 nois won the western conference track meet by scoring 31 points. A. H. Payne, a 
 freshman, was declared to have smallpox, and was taken to the detention hospital. 
 June 4 — Board of trustees created the position of supervising architect and ap- 
 pointed Professor J. M. White to the office. Chester N. Greenough of Harvard 
 University was elected professor of English. June 9 — Beginning of commencement 
 week; baccalaureate sermon by Bishop Samuel Fallows. June 10 — Class day 
 address by Professor W. P. Trent, subject, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Class 
 of 1907 presents to the University a marble bust of Longfellow. June 11 — Alumni 
 Day, address by Lorado Taft on Old time ideals. H. L. McCune, '83, was elected 
 president. Dues in the association were set at one dollar. The Alumni Quarterly 
 was made the official organ of the association. D. H. Carnahan was toastmaster 
 at the dinner. June 12 — Commencement day. Address by Hon. James Bryce, 
 subject, "History and Good Citizenship." Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws, 
 conferred on Mr. Bryce. June 17 — Summer session opened. June 28 — Dr. Ernest 
 R. Dewsnup of the University of Chicago was appointed professor of railway ad- 
 ministration. Professor W. F. M. Goss appointed dean of the college engineering. 
 June 3 — Professor Edwin G. Dexter resigned as professor of education and director 
 of school of education, to become commissioner of education in Porto Rico. Board 
 of trustees voted to give him leave of absence from the University to accept this 
 position. 
 
 July 20 — Dr. Edward C. Hayes of IMiami University appointed professor of 
 sociology. 
 
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 1907-8 
 
 Sept. — Name of the Illini changed to The Daily Illini, and size changed from 
 four-page, five-column to eight-page, four-column paper. Sept. lo — The Board 
 of Trustees made an appropriation for the purchase of the Dittenberger Library. 
 Professor Floyd R. Watson appointed assistant to the dean of the college of 
 errgineering. Sept. 16-17 — Registration days. Sept. 25 — First University convoca- 
 tion in the new auditorium. Newly elected members of the faculty. Professors 
 Ernest R. Dewsnup, Barrie Gilbert, Chester N. Greenough, Edward C. Hayes, and 
 William A. Noyes were introduced. 
 
 Oct. I — Ground was broken for the erection of the building for the University 
 Club. Oct. II — Death of trustee Alexander McLean. Oct. 15 — Inaugural exercises 
 in honor of Professor William A. Noyes, head of the department of chemistry. 
 Oct. 19 — Board of trustees voted an appropriation for the purchase of instruments 
 for the University band. Oct. 20 — First assembly of the graduate school. Oct. 
 24-26 — Prof. William Bateson of Cambridge, England, gave three lectures on 
 "Heredity." Oct. 30 — Engineering College gave a reception to Dean W. F. M. Goss. 
 
 Nov. 4-5 — Auditorium dedicated with a series of concerts and other exercises 
 in honor of Edward MacDowell. Addresses by the architect of the building, 
 Clarence H. Blackall, '7, and Professor Newton A. Wells, the designer of the 
 memorial tablet, and by President Edmund J. James. The chief address of the 
 occasion was delivered by Hamlin Garland. Nov. 11 — Illinois Gamma Chapter of 
 Phi Beta Kappa installed by Professor E. A. Grosvenor of Amherst. Nov. 21-23 — 
 High School Conference. Nov. 22 — Concert of the glee and mandolin club in 
 Springfield. Nov. 27 — Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz of Union College, and president 
 of the American institute of electrical engineers, gave a lecture on "Alternating 
 Current Railway Motors." 
 
 Dec. 2 — The New York Illini held the first of a series of monthly meetings at 
 the Cafe Boulevard in New York. Dec. 3 — Annual exercises in commemoration 
 of the admission of Illinois as a state into the Union. Speaker, President Harry 
 Pratt Judson of Chicago University. Dec. 6 — President and Mrs James gave a 
 reception in honor of Hon. and Mrs. Samuel A. Bullard. '76, and the members of 
 the faculty. Dec. 7 — State academy of sciences organized at Decatur, Illinois. 
 Dec. 9-13 — Professor John Dewey of Columbia University delivered lectures on 
 "the relation of types of philosophy to types of educational theory." Dec. 10 — 
 The board of trustees decided that the offices of the president, the registrar, the 
 comptroller, the purchasing agent, and the dean of undergraduates, should be 
 provided for in one of the new buildings to be erected. The board of trustees 
 accepted a gas engine presented to the college of engineering by Charles E. Sargent. 
 Dec. 13 — Junior promenade. Dec. 14 — The Woman's league held a bazaar in the 
 parlors of the Woman's building for the benefit of the loan fund for needy girls. 
 Dec. 16 — Annual Choral society concert. Dec. 16-18 — Dr. M. F. Libbey, professor 
 of philosophy and education at the University of Colorado, gave three lectures on 
 "the relation between teaching methods and subject matter." Dec. 17 — Chess and 
 Checker club organized. George Enos Gardner, first professor of law in the Uni- 
 versity of Illinois, died at his home in Worcester, New York. Dec. 18 — President 
 James was the guest of the University of Illinois Club at Kansas City, Missouri. 
 Celebration of the Scandinavian Jule-fest. Dec. 19 — Allan H. McGlaughlin, for 
 eleven years janitor at the Men's Gymnasium, died suddenly of paralysis. First 
 public presentation of football "I's." German Club Weinachtsfest ; members of 
 the Club presented "Finer Muss Heiraten." Dec. 21 — Qiapter house of Delta Tau 
 Delta Fraternity badly damaged by fire. Holiday recess begins. Dec. 27-28 — Third 
 meeting of the national commission for the investigation of nutrition problems 
 held at the University. 
 
 Jan. 4 — Big Nine Conference. Michigan withdrew from the Conference. Short 
 course in agriculture ; 552 men and 53 women registered. Jan. 7 — The English 
 Club under whose auspices the Illinois Magazine had been published for six years, 
 suspended its publication. The University was elected to membership in the Asso- 
 ciation of American Universities. Jan. 17 — Mabel Gridley, representing IlHola, 
 won the second annual declamation contest of the literary societies. Jan. 20 — 
 President James called a student mass meeting to give the students a chance to 
 present their views on the question of whether there should be five or seven con- 
 ference football games. Jan. 25 — The board of trustees decided to send Professor 
 Herbert W. Mumford to the Argentine to investigate conditions and prospects of 
 
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 beef interests there. Jan. 29 — Dr. Gustav E. Karsten, head of the department of 
 modern languages, died of pneumonia. 
 
 Feb. I — Annual banquet of the University of Illinois club of the East, held at 
 the rooms of the Aldine Association, New York City. The name of the club was 
 changed to The University of Illinois Club of New York. Feb. 3 — Second semester 
 opens. Feb. ^-J — Professor Clifford H. Moore of Harvard University gave five 
 lectures on the general subject, "Five Centuries of Western Paganism." Feb. 4-5— 
 Formal opening of the reorganized graduate school, and installation of Dr. W. F. 
 M. Goss as dean of the college of engineering. Feb. 10-15 — Professor Bailey Willis 
 of the United States geological survey gave six lectures on "The successive 
 geologic condition of North America." Feb. 12 — Lincoln Day convocation ; Nor- 
 man Hapgood, editor of Collier's Weekly, delivered the address. Feb. 15 — Twenty- 
 two former students held a meeting and banquet at the Adams Hotel in Denver, 
 Colorado, organized the University of Illinois Club. Sixth annual dinner of the 
 University Club of St. Louis held at Lippe's Hotel. Feb. 17-19 — Professor Fred- 
 erick E. Bolton, director of education at the University of Iowa, gave a series 
 of lectures. Feb. 20 — State Board of Health ordered vaccination of all students, 
 because of smallpox in Urbana and Champaign. Professor Keyser of Columbia 
 University spoke on "The Meaning and Scope of Mathematics." Feb. 21 — Mr. 
 Hamilton Holt, managing editor of The- Independent, spoke to the newspaper 
 classes on making a magazine. Feb. 24 — ;First election of undergraduates to the 
 local chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Feb. 24-29 — Seed and Soil special was run over 
 the C. & E. I. from Bismarck to Joppa. 
 
 March 10 — Student convocation ; President James gave a twenty-minute talk on 
 "Ideals and Successes." Dr. William C. Bagley appointed professor of education. 
 W. L. Abbott was re-elected president of the board of trustees. March 12 — The 
 annual banquet of the University of Illinois Association of Southern California 
 was held at the Hotel Westminster at Los Angeles. March 16-21 — Prof. Hans 
 Gadow, lectured on "The Coloration of Animals." March 18 — Special Convocation 
 held in honor of Ex-President Andrew S. Draper. Mr. Alexander Dana Noyes 
 of the New York Evening Post lectured to the business and newspaper students 
 on "How News Is Gathered in Wall street." March 23 — Mr. Rudolph Leypoldt 
 of Hartford, Connecticut, lectured before the library school. March 24 — Prof. 
 R. Leonard of the University of Breslau lectured before the college of law on 
 "German Ideals of Private Law." March 25-27 — Electrical engineering show. 
 March 27 — Esperanto club organized. March 30 — Prof. Elmer T. Merrill of Trinity 
 College, Hartford, Connecticut, spoke to the students of history and classics on "The 
 Roman Prince as Magistrate." March 31 — Prof. Albert F. Kuersteiner of Indiana 
 University spoke on "Balzac." 
 
 April I — Ex-Governor Hoard of Wisconsin addressed the students of the 
 college of agriculture on "The Development of the Dairy Industry in Wisconsin." 
 April 3 — Amherst Dramatic club presented "The Taming of the Shrew" in the 
 Auditorium. The Trustees voted that the Journal of English and Germanic Phil- 
 ology, which had been conducted by Professor Karsten, should be taken over by 
 the "University. April 5-6 — President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University, 
 accompanied by Mrs. Eliot, were the guests of President and Mrs. James and the 
 University. On April 5, President Eliot spoke at Vesper Services. April 6, Presi- 
 dent Eliot reviewed the University Regiment, and at 4:00 o'clock spoke before a 
 general convocation. April 6-1 1 — Mr. Hammond Lamont, editor of The Nation, 
 New York, lectured the classes in newspaper writing. On April 11 he gave a general 
 lecture on "The daily in a democracy." April 10 — University of Chicago Illini held 
 their annual spring banquet, twenty-seven men being present. April 13 — James Park 
 Slade, trustee of the University from i869-'73, died at his home in East St. Louis. 
 April 23 — iForty-seventh commencement of the school of pharmacy. April 30 — 
 Fortieth anniversary of the opening of the University celebrated by a convocation 
 in the auditorium. Professor Charles M. Moss delivered a eulogy of Dr. Thomas 
 Jonathan Burrill. 
 
 May 2 — Resignation of Dr. George T. Kemp accepted. Dr. Raymond Weeks 
 of the University of Missouri appointed professor of Romance languages and head 
 of the department of Romance languages. Dr. Julius Goebel appointed professor 
 of German and head of the department of Germanics. Charles H. Mills appointed 
 director of the school of music. The appointment of an assistant dean of under- 
 graduates authorized. Trustees voted to furnish water, heat, and electricity for the 
 new Y. M. C. A. building, at the cost of the service to the University. May 4 — 
 
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 The Senate voted to discontinue the certificate of qualification to teach. May 7 — 
 Formal opening of the University Club House. May 11 — Madam Schumann- 
 Heink gave a concert in the Auditorium. May 12-13 — Choral Society concerts; 
 "Stabat Mater" and Handel's "Messiah." May 14 — Maypole dance. Death of 
 Horatio C. Burchard, a member of the first Board of Trustees. May 18 — A mock 
 national Republican convention was held in the Auditorium. May 19-22 — Miss 
 Helen Scott Hay, head of the Illinois Training school for nurses, lectured before 
 the Household Science department on "Home care for the sick." May 26 — Annual 
 military review. May 27 — The Illio was distributed. Zeta cliapter of Alpha Chi 
 Sigma, chemical fraternity, was established. An exhibit of paintings by George 
 R. Barse, Jr., in the auditorium. The McKinley prize of $175 a year for five years 
 was distributed in the form of watch fobs for the members of Delta Sigma Rho. 
 
 June — Y. M. C. A. building completed and ready for use by Commencement time. 
 June 6 — Promenade concert in the armory. June 7 — Baccalaureate address by 
 President James. June 8 — Class day exercises, auditorium ; band concert on the 
 lawn at 1:30 p. m. In Morrow Hall at 4:00 p. m. Professor Frederick J. Turner 
 of the University of Wisconsin delivered a lecture before the first joint meeting 
 of Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi, on "The Development of American Society." 
 Senior ball in armory at 8:00 p. m. June 9 — S. W. Parr, '84, was elected president 
 of the Alumni Association; Frank W. Scott, '01, was elected corresponding secretary 
 and editor of the Alumni Quarterly, and Roy W. Rutt, '03, was elected treasurer 
 and manager of the Alumni Quarterly. June 10 — Thirty-seventh annual com- 
 mencement. Address by Hon. Wu Ting Fang, envoy extraordinary and minister 
 plentipotentiary from China; subject, "Why China and America should be friends." 
 June 10 — Honorary degree of Doctor of Laws conferred upon Hon. Wu Ting 
 Fang. Second annual senior breakfast served on the lawn before the Woman's 
 Building at 8 :oo a. m. Professor George H. Meyer appointed Assistant Dean of the 
 College of Literature and Arts. Board of trustees granted permission to the dairy 
 department to take up an investigation of tuberculosis among dairy animals, and 
 the effect of its presence upon human beings. June 24 — President James sailed for 
 Europe on a tour of the veterinary schools of Europe. 
 
 Baseball: Illinois 12, Wisconsin 3; Illinois i, Minnesota 2; Illinois 6, Chicago 2; 
 Illinois 3, Iowa i; Illinois 2, Iowa o; Illinois 3, Purdue 2; Illinois 16, Minnesota o; 
 Illinois 9, Wisconsin 3 ; Illinois 9, Wisconsin 3 ; Illinois 12, Chicago i ; Illinois 3, 
 Chicago I ; Illinois 6, Chicago 7; Illinois o, Purdue 4; Illinois 5, Indiana 4. 
 
 July — Paving of John and Daniel streets under way. July 3 — Board of Trustees 
 appropriated $200 to be divided into twelve prizes (together with $100 contributed 
 by the oratorical association) for the men chosen to represent the University in 
 the four intercollegiate debates for the coming year. They also voted that a $75 
 prize, a $50 prize, and a $25 prize should be awarded to the contestants for the 
 Northern oratorical league, to take the place of the same sum heretofore provided 
 for the Hamilton contest, which had been discontinued. July 3 — The Board of 
 Trustees awarded contracts on the new physics building and the addition to the 
 Natural History Building to Jobst & Son of Peoria. July 9-12 — State convention 
 of the Christian Endeavor Society held at the University. 
 
 Summer 1908 — Gov. Charles S. Deneen appointed Mr. Arthur Meeker of Chicago 
 and Mr. A. P. Grout of Winchester, Illinois, to fill the vacancies on the board of 
 trustees caused by the deaths of L. H. Kerrick and Alexander McLean. 
 
 August I — Nutrition club disbanded. 
 
 1908-9 
 
 Sept. 1908 — The Council of Administration published a request that all student 
 gatherings should close not later than twelve o'clock. The Christian Association 
 House, formerly occupied by the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. was given over to the 
 exclusive use of the women. The Daily Illini was expanded to eight pages of five 
 columns each. Sept. 19 — President James arrived in New York from his tour of 
 investigation of the veterinary schools of Europe. Sept. 20-21 — The American 
 Mathematical society met at the University. Sept. 29 — The Trustees aproved Presi- 
 dent James' appointment of Dr. Thomas J. Burrill, Dr. Ward J. MacNeal, and Mr. 
 Cassius C. Hayden as delegates to the International Tuberculosis congress in Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Fred D. Crawshaw was appointed assistant to the dean of the College 
 of Engineering. Sept. 30 — The University of Illinois Republican club received a 
 visit from Congressman J. S. Sherman, candidate for vice-president, and Congress- 
 man Nicholas Longworth. 
 
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 Oct. — The Agricultural Experiment stations of Illinois and Wisconsin decided 
 to co-operate in investigations on tuberculous cows. The senior class award sweaters 
 to the girls on the basket ball team. Push ball contest takes the place of the old- 
 time color rush. Oct. 4 — Dedication of the new Y. M. C. A. Building. Oct. 8 — The 
 law students presented to the University a portrait of Dean Oliver A. Harker. 
 Oct. 9 — Dr. Geo. T. Kemp made an attack in Science on the administration of the 
 University. At 10 130 p. m. fire broke out in the top floor of University Hall. No 
 serious damage was done. Oct. 11 — The first convocation of the year. President 
 James presided. Short talks were given by Vice-President Burrill, Deans Kinley, 
 Harker, Greene, Goss, Townsend, and Davenport. Four new members of the 
 Faculty were introduced: Professors Julius Goebel, Wiliam C. Bagley, Charles H, 
 Mills, and Raymond Weeks. Oct. 12-16 — Prof. J. A. Loos, Director of the State 
 School of Political and Social Science and Commerce at the University of Iowa, 
 delivered lectures on social problems. Oct. 13— The University held a convention 
 for the discussion of animal tuberculosis. The convention appointed a permanent 
 commission to study the condition of herds in the state and to recommend legisla- 
 tion. Oct. 15 — The Senate passed resolutions declaring its confidence in the Uni- 
 versity administration, and denying that academic freedom is suppressed. Oct. 16- 
 17 — The Eastern Illinois Teachers' Association met at the University. Oct. 2t^ — 
 President James spoke before the Chicago Association of Commerce on "The 
 Function of the University for Increasing Domestic and Foreign Commerce." 
 
 Nov. — Football schedule: Illinois 17, Monmouth 6; Illinois 6, Marquette 6; 
 Illinois 6, Chicago 11 ; Illinois 10, Indiana 0; Illinois 22, Iowa 0; Illinois 15, Purdue 
 6; Illinois 64, Northwestern 8. Nov. 7 — Noisy celebration of the football victory 
 over Iowa. Nov. 11-13 — Prof. Ernest H. Lindley of the department of philosophy 
 of Indiana University, delivered three lectures before the school of education on 
 "Mental Efficiency, The Psychology of Leadership and Some Pedagogical Im- 
 plications of Hypnotism." Nov. 19-21 — Annual high school conference. 
 
 Dec. — The Illinois Traction system had laid the third track on the University 
 grounds, connecting the Oregon street line with the John and Wright street lines. 
 Dec. 3 — University of Illinois Club of New York gave a dinner in honor of Dean 
 W. F. M. Goss and Professor Lester P. Breckenridge. University of Illinois Club 
 of Chicago entertained coaches Arthur R. Flail and Justa M. Lindgren at the Boston 
 Oyster House. Illinois Day; address by Profesor James W. Garner. Dec. 8 — The 
 Trustees adopted a revision of their by-laws. Dec. g — L. & A. assembly com- 
 memorating the birth of John Milton. Dec. 11 — Illinois defeated Minnesota in 
 debate, and lost to Nebraska. Dec. 11-13 — At the Y. M. C. A. was held the first 
 Collegiate missionary conference of the Colleges of central Illinois. Dec. 12 — 
 Junior promenade in the armory. Dec. 14 — The Commission on country life held 
 a session at the University. Dec. 18 — The second annual presentation of football 
 "I's" in the auditorium. The Illinois state horticultural society held its 53d annual 
 convention at the University. Dec. 28 — The Trustees adopted a revision of the 
 University statutes. Dec. 29-30 — The American society of agricultural engineers 
 held its second annual meeting at the University. 
 
 Jan. — Seven hundred and fifty-five students registered in the short course in 
 agriculture. Jan. 4 — Second annual banquet of the University of Illinois Club of 
 Pittsburg was held at the Rittenhouse Hotel in Pittsburg. Jan. 7-8 — Dean David 
 Kinley represented the University at the meeting of the Association of American 
 universities held at Cornell University. Jan. 11-15 — Professor Graham Taylor 
 delivered lectures on "Civic renaissance." Jan. 15— Professor Stephen A. Forbes 
 resigned as Professor of Zoology and Head of the Department of Zoology, 
 on account of the press of work in the offices of State Entomologist and 
 Director of the State Laboratory of Natural History. Jan. 18-19 — Exhibit 
 of the researches in progress in the chemical laboratory. Jan. 19 — Exercises 
 in commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Edgar Allan 
 Poe. Professor Chester N. Greenough presided. Addresses by Professors Ray- 
 mond Weeks, Julius Goebel and Harry G. Paul. Jan. 19-22 — The twenty-first 
 annual meeting of the Illinois clay workers' association and the Illinois clav workers' 
 institute. Jan. 22 — A conference of the presidents of the colleges of Illinois with 
 the president of the University and the dean of the graduate school. Jan. 23 - 
 Norman Hackett, gave a lecture on "Dramatic Activities in American Universities." 
 Tan. 25-27 — Professor Jagadis Chunder Bose of the Presidency college, Calcutta, 
 gave three lectures to students of physics and physiologj^. 
 
 Feb. I. IMr. Ralph C. Wilson of the Bankers' National Bank of Chicago gave 
 
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 three lectures before the business students. Feb. 6 — Sophomore cotillion in the 
 armory. Feb. 7 — Third annual post-exam, jubilee in the auditorium. Feb. 8r— 
 The regulation prohibiting students who are on probation from serving on the staff 
 of any student publication went into effect. The hundredth anniversary of the birth 
 of Abraham Lincoln was observed by exercises occupying one or two hours a day 
 for four days. These exercises included a general University convocation, an ex- 
 hibit of books, pictures, and other Lincolniana, and addresses on several aspects of 
 Lincoln's service. Feb. 10 — The students held a smoker in the Armory to do honor 
 to Dean Clark and to celebrate his decision to remain at the University of Illinois. 
 Feb. 10 — The Forty-sixth General Assembly passed a joint resolution endorsing 
 the request of the University to be put on the list of institutions to the members 
 of whose faculties retiring allowances will be granted by the Carnegie Foundation 
 for the Advancement of Teaching. Feb. 15 — Prof. Geo. E. Woodberry gave a 
 series of lectures on literary subjects. Feb. 17-21 — The Y. M. C. A. held a series 
 of evangelistic meetings. Feb. 19 — Military Ball. Feb. 20 — Alumni Association of 
 Colorado held a banquet at the Hotel Boulderado at Boulder. Feb. 23 — The Illini 
 Club of Chicago was organized with 290 members. Feb. 25-26 — The biennial visit 
 of the legislative committee. The party consisted of one hundred men and twenty- 
 five women. Regimental review at 10:30 a. m. General University convocation. 
 
 March — The Council of Administration appointed two committees on discipline, 
 of which the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women are ex officios chairmen. 
 March 3 — Scab1)ard and Blade, a military social fraternity, was organized. Stu- 
 dents' Union, organized, with about five hundred members. March 7 — The nine 
 Chinese students in the University of Illinois gave an entertainment in Morrow 
 Hall. March 9 — The Board of Trustees appointed Mr. Phineas L. Windsor, 
 librarian at the University of Texas, to be librarian and director of the library 
 school. Prof. L. P. Breckenridge presented his resignation as professor of mechan- 
 ical engineering and director of the engineering experiment station, to accept a 
 professorship at Sheffield Scientific School. March 11 — A mine explosion and 
 rescue station was established at the College of Engineering by the United States 
 Geological Survey. March 12 — The University of Illinois association of southern 
 California held its annual banquet in Los Angeles. March 20 — Glee and mandolin 
 club gave a concert and minstrel show in the Illinois theater. March 22-27 — Prof. 
 E. Bradford Tichener of Cornell University gave lectures on psychological sub- 
 jects. The Southwestern alumni association held its annual banquet in Kansas City. 
 Dean William F. M. Goss was a guest of the Association. March 29-April 3 — Dr. 
 George Howard Parker, Professor of Zoology at Harvard University, gave lec- 
 tures on zoological subjects. 
 
 April — The department of household science conducted experiments in its 
 house, Wright and Daniel streets. April 3 — The Filipino students at the University 
 gave an entertainment at Morrow Hall. President James was a guest of honor at 
 the sixth annual banquet of the Illinois University alumni of New York. The 
 name of the organization was changed to the University of IlHnois Alumni Asso- 
 ciation of New York. April 7 — The forty-sixth general assembly of Illinois 
 adopted a resolution approving a policy of paying the salaries necessary in order 
 "to attract to and retain in the service of the University and the State the best 
 available ability of this and other countries." April 19-24 — A conference on public 
 health was held at the University under the auspices of the University and the 
 State board of health. April 24 — Three thousand students under the direction of 
 the Illinois Union, gave a "spring celebration." April 29 — Forty-ninth annual 
 commencement of the school of pharmac}-. 
 
 May — The members of the newspaper classes conducted the Daily Illini one 
 week. May 6 — First election of officers of the Illinois Union. May 7 — National 
 convention of the Delta Sigma Rho, oratorical fraternity. May 10 — The corner- 
 stone of Osborne Hall was laid by Bishop Edward W. Osborne. Annual May 
 festival ; the choral and orchestral societies of the University gave Gounod's "Mors 
 et Vita." The New York Symphony Orchestra gave a Tchaikowski and Wagner 
 program ; the University chorus, the New York Symphony Orchestra, and soloists 
 gave a program celebrating the Mendelssohn centenary. May 17 — Helge A. Hau- 
 gan, treasurer of the University of IlHnois, died. The University of Illinois Asso- 
 ciation was organized in Portland, Oregon. May 19 — Company C of the second 
 battalion won the University competitive drill. The new University medal for 
 individual work was given to G. K. Tracy, a sophomore in agriculture. The Hazel- 
 ton prize was awarded to F. D. Dunn, a freshman in engineering. Maj^ 21 — Mask 
 
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 and Bauble presented "Two Strikes," written by Thacher H. Guild. May 29 — An- 
 nual "peanut banquet," at the College of Agriculture. 
 
 June — Baseball schedule : Illinois 9, Indiana i ; Illinois 8, Indiana i ; Illinois 
 II, Minnesota 2; Illinois 6, Minnesota 4; Illinois 3, Wisconsin 2; Illinois 2, Wis- 
 consin I ; Illinois 3, Purdue 4; Illinois i, Chicago 3; Illinois o, Chicago 2; Illinois 7, 
 Chicago 2; Illinois 15, Minnesota o; Illinois 5, Chicago i; Illinois 5, Purdue o. 
 The University purchased the library of 5,200 volumes of the late Professor Moritz 
 Heyne, of the University of Gottingen, on German literature and philology. June 
 4 — The Trustees adopted a minute expressing appreciation of the services of Pro- 
 fessor Lester Paige Breckenridge. June 5 — Illinois won the conference athletic 
 meet at Marshall Field. Twenty-seventh annual commencement of the College 
 of Medicine. June 8 — The legislature passed an act authorizing and directing the 
 establishment of a department of mining engineering at the University of Illinois, 
 for which it made an appropriation of $7,500 per annum. June 9-14 — A total of 
 $2,288,500 for the biennium, was appropriated to the University by the General 
 Assembly, $250,000 of this amount being for a new University Hall. June 13 — 
 Baccalaureate address by President Edmund J. James. June 14 — Class day exer- 
 cises; senior ball. June 15 — Alumni day. President's reception in the auditorium. 
 John E. Wright, '85, was elected president of the alumni association. S. W. Parr, 
 '84, gave the annual address. There were no speeches at the annual dinner. Alumni 
 association adopted a resolution requesting the Board of Trustees in planning for 
 the future of the University, to preserve the old University Hall. June 16 — Thirty- 
 eighth annual commencement. Address by Baron Kogoro Takahira, Japanese am- 
 bassador on "influence of American education in the Far East." June 21- — Summer 
 session began. Illinois members of the Western society of engineers gave a dinner at 
 the City Club of Chicago in honor of Prof. Lester Paige Breckenridge. June 24 — Dr. 
 Henry B. Ward of the University of Nebraska was appointed professor of zoology. 
 Henry Alexander Haugan, Vice President of the State Bank of Chicago, was 
 elected Treasurer of the University. The Trustees approved the granting of the 
 degree of J. D. (juris doctor), doctor of law. 
 
 July — The street-car track was taken up from Green street. July 5-6 — The 
 Coburn players presented Percy Mackaye's "Canterbury Pilgrims" and Shakes- 
 peare's "As You Like It" and "Twelfth Night." July 5 — Mrs. Carrie T. Alexander, 
 member of the Board of Trustees, was married to Dr. William Bahrenburg of 
 Belleville. July 14 — Dean William F. M. Goss was appointed director of the engi- 
 neering experiment station in place of Prefossor Breckenridge, resigned. July 14 — 
 The Trustees approved the location of the new University Flail south of the 
 Woman's building. July 21 — The trustees decided to charge a fee of $24 a year 
 to students engaged in graduate study in absentia. Previous to this no fees were 
 charged them. July 21 — The trustees authorized the publication of the results of 
 the investigations of the nutrition commission. 
 
 Aug. — The administration offices were removed from the Library building to 
 the Natural History building. Aug. 20 — Summer session closed. 
 
 1909-10 
 
 Sept. — Lectures in personal hygiene required of all men of the freshmen class, 
 given by Dean Thomas A. Clark. "Rule 41," that a student having grades below 
 75 in subjects aggregating twenty-five per cent of his entire work shall not be grad- 
 uated, became operative. Dr. Raymond Weeks was called to Barnard College in 
 Columbia University. Sept. 2 — An article on the University of Illinois by Edwin 
 E. Slosson appeared in the Independent. Sept. 20-21 — Registration days. Sept. 21 — 
 The trustees appointed Harry H. Stock (editor of Mines and Minerals) professor 
 of mining engineering in charge of the department. Sept. 30 — First general con- 
 vocation of the year. The speakers were President James, Professor Albert P. 
 Carman of the physics department, and Dr. Henry B. Ward, new professor of 
 zoology. 
 
 Oct. — Illinois Magazine again revived. Oct. 6. — At the inauguration of Dr. 
 Abbott Lawrence Lowell as President of Harvard University, the honorary degree 
 of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon President James. The Boston Transcript, 
 in recording the event, spoke of President James as "the man under whose inspir- 
 ing touch the University of Illinois has risen to the front rank among American 
 Universities." Oct. 19 — The first meeting of the University of Illinois section of 
 the American chemical society. Oct. 24 — State convention of the Y. M. C. A. was 
 held at the University. Oct. 27 — Second annual pushball contest on Illinois field; 
 sophomores won, 15 to o. 
 
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 Nov. 13 — President James issued a letter to the student body stronglj' con- 
 demning the actions of a student mob on Saturday night, November 6th. Nov. 
 13 — Cherry (111.) mine explosion; Mr. R. Y. Williams, director of the mine rescue 
 station at the university, and Professor Stock, of the department of mining engin- 
 eering did excellent rescue work. Nov. 18-20— Annual high school conference. 
 Nov. 26 — Dr. Ernst Julius Berg was appointed professor of electrical engineering 
 and head of the department of electrical engineering. The trustees voted to exempt 
 from tuition in the graduate school all members of the staffs of auxiliary bureaus 
 and scientific stations connected with the University. The Trustees decided to 
 locate the new University ball south of the woman's building and west of Burrill 
 avenue ; also to name it "Abraham Lincoln Hall." Nov. 26-27 — Formal dedication 
 of the new physics laboratory. Gov. Charles S. Deneen presented the building to 
 the University; President James delivered the charge to Professor A. P. Carman, 
 head of the physics department; President Henry S. Pritchett of the Carnegie 
 foundation of the advancement of teaching delivered the main address. 
 
 Dec. 3 — Professor Arthur G. Webster of Clark University lectured on scientific 
 subjects. Professor H. H. Stoek was appointed by Gov. Deneen as a member of 
 the Illinois state mining commission, to formulate desirable legislation for the 
 control of mining, and to recommend such legislation to the Governor. Football 
 schedule for 1909: Illinois 23, Millikin o; Illinois 2, Kentucky State 6; Illinois 8, 
 Chicago 14; Illinois 24, Purdue 6; Illinois 6, Indiana 5; Illinois 35, Northwestern 
 o; Illinois 17, Syracuse 8. Professor H. S. Grindley of the laboratory of physical 
 chemistry and Dr. Ward J. MacNeal, bacteriologist in the laboratory, were ap- 
 pointed by Gov. Deneen as members of the commission to investigate the cause 
 and nature of pellagra. Dec. O-18 — The College of Agriculture, at the national 
 corn exhibition at Omaha, showed how to manage the soil to prevent agricultural 
 bankruptcy. Dec. 10 — Junior promenade in the armory. Dec. 11 — The University 
 glee club and mandolin club gave their nineteenth annual home concert. Dec. 
 13-18 — Professor Joseph Bedier of the University of Paris, delivered six lectures 
 at the University. Dec. 14 — Annual Christmas concert of the choral and orchestral 
 societies. The Trustees authorized the President of the University to accept from 
 the Commission of the Illinois Farmers' hall of fame, a picture of Cyrus Hall 
 McCormick. The Trustees accepted a donation of $100 from Dr. Otto L. Schmidt 
 of Chicago, for books recommended by the department of German. The Trustees 
 voted that beginning with September i, 1910, two units of German shall be required 
 for entrance in chemical engineering. Dec. 15 — The name of Cyrus Hall 
 McCormick was enrolled in the Illinois Farmers' hall of fame. Exercises 
 were held in the Auditorium. Hon. Albert P. Grout, chairman of the Illinois 
 Farmers' hall of fame and member of the University board of trustees, presided. 
 Governor Deneen spoke ; President James spoke on behalf of the University ; Miss 
 Muriel McCormick, granddaughter of the inventor, unveiled the portrait. Dec. 16 — 
 Eighteen players on the 1909 'Varsity eleven were awarded "I's" at a mass meeting 
 held in the Auditorium. Dec. 17 — President and Mrs. James held a reception in 
 the woman's building in honor of Professor Joseph Bedier. Dec. 22 — A new rule 
 of the Council of Administration, absences before and after vacations went into 
 effect. 
 
 Jan. — Nine hundred and eight persons registered in the short course in agri- 
 culture. Jan. 4 — The intermission period between class hours was changed from 
 five to ten minutes. Jan. 11 — L. & A. Assembly in memory of Carl Schurz. Jan. 
 15 — Illinois Union banquet in the armory. Jan. 18 — The Illini Club of Chicago held 
 its annual meeting in the University Club of that city. 
 
 Feb. 3 — The Trustees voted to raise the standard of entrance to the medical 
 school. Feb. 4— Sophomore cotillion. Feb. 11 — The third annual electrical engi- 
 neering show. The annual meeting of the Illini Club of Colorado held in Denver. 
 Feb. 17 — Robert B. Fizzell, representing Philomathean, won the inter-literary 
 society declamation contest. Feb. 18-19 — Third annual convention of the Illinois 
 state academy of science was held at the University. Feb. 18-25 — An exhibition of 
 paintings and etchings from the Albert Rouiller Studio of Chicago was held in the 
 foyer of the Auditorium. Feb. 19 — -Track coach Harry Gill was presented with a 
 watch at the annual in-door track meet with Chicago. Feb. 22 — University convo- 
 cation. Professor C. M. Van Tyne, head of the department of history at Michigan, 
 spoke on "Political thinking of Washington's time." Feb. 24-25 — The Players club 
 presented "The Rivals" in Morrow Hall. Feb. 25 — President James, as chairman 
 of the legislative committee of the National association of state universities, pre- 
 
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 sented to the senate of the United States a petition signed by thirty-six presidents 
 of independent agricultural and mechanical arts colleges, and ninety-seven presi- 
 dents of normal schools, protesting against the bill permitting George Washington 
 University to receive $45,000 a year from the government as an agricultural col- 
 lege, under the provision of the Alorrill act of July 2, 1862. Feb. 25 — Military ball. 
 Mar. 8 — William L. Abbott was re-elected president of the board of trustees. 
 March 8-9 — Second annual meeting of the Illinois water supply association was 
 held at the University. March 9-15 — Eduard Meyer, professor of ancient history 
 of the University of BerHn, and 1909 exchange professor at Harvard University, 
 gave six lectures at the University, on "Political institutions and ideals of ancient 
 Greece." March 11 — The University of Illinois Alumni Association of Southern 
 California held its annual banquet in Long Beach. March 12 — Illinois won debates 
 with Ohio and Indiana. March 15 — The Cosmopolitan club house was badly dam- 
 aged by fire. March 21-23 — President Charles Blanchard of WJieaton College de- 
 livered three lectures before the school of education. March 24-25 — Deans of the 
 colleges of liberal arts of a dozen middle western state universities held their 
 second annual meeting at the University. 
 
 April — Shield and Trident and Phenix petitioned the council that official recog- 
 nition be given to the movement to cstalilish an annual Illinois Homecoming. 
 President James resigned as chairman of the Board of Trustees of the State His- 
 torical Library. Governor Deneen appointed Dean Evarts B. Greene chairman of 
 the Board in place of President James. April 2 — The annual dinner and business 
 meeting of the University of Illinois Club of Washington, D. C. April 3 — Miss 
 Irma Voigt was chosen to represent the University at the annual Northern ora- 
 torical contest to be held in Minneapolis in May. April 8 — Professor Edward Lee 
 Thorndike of Columbia University delivered five lectures on "Individual diflferences 
 and their causes." The Trustees granted the request of Professor Nathan Clifford 
 Ricker to be relieved of the administrative duties as head of the departm-ent of 
 architecture. Professor Chester N. Greenough, head of the Department of English, 
 resigned to accept a call to Harvard University. April 14 — Emory Cobb, twenty 
 years a member of the board of trustees, died at his home in Kankakee. April 19 
 — The students of the classical department presented Aristophanes' "Qouds" in 
 the auditorium. April 25 — Edwin E. Slosson, literary editor of The Independent, 
 began a series of lectures on journalism before newspaper students. He also deliv- 
 ered a course of lectures before the school of education on the "Tendency and 
 needs of university education." April 27 — The Varsity soccer team in its first 
 game was defeated, 9 to 2, by Christian Brothers College. April 29 — 'George Mygatt 
 Fisk, Professor of Commerce at the LTniversity from 1902-8 was drowned at 
 Madison, Wisconsin. 
 
 May — Professor James W. Garner was made editor of the Journal of Criminal 
 Law and Criminology. May 2-4 — Annual May festival. Madame Rosa Olitzka 
 gave a recital on the evening of the 2d ; the chorus sang "King Olaf " and "Hi- 
 awatha" on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, accompanied by the Minneapolis 
 symphony orchestra. May 4 — Bryant Bannister was elected President of the Stu- 
 dents' Union. May 8-9 — The Argos Gub became Deuteron chapter of the Phi 
 Sigma Kappa fraternity. May 10 — Professor Thomas W. Hughes resigned as 
 professor of law. May 19 — Dr. Theobald Smith of the Harvard Medical school 
 lectured at the University on "The relation of bovine to human tuberculosis." 
 Twelfth annual maypole pageant on Illinois Field. May 20 — Richard Price Mor- 
 gan, member of the board of trustees 1891-7, died at his home in Dwight. Fred- 
 erick O. Silvester of St. Louis displayed over a hundred of his landscapes in the 
 foyer of the auditorium. May 20-21 — The national nutrition commission met in 
 the University chemistry laboratories. May 28 — The Aztec Club became the Omi- 
 cron Chapter of the Psi Upsilon fraternity. 
 
 June — -The Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Company presented to the University 
 a locomotive testing plant. The baseball nine won the Western championship, 
 having played fourteen intercollegiate games, and won them all. The Athletic 
 Association presented each player a gold watch fob. June 4 — John Mills Pearson, 
 a former trustee, died. June 6 — President James spoke at the annual banquet of 
 the alumni of the college of physicians and surgeons in the Auditorium hotel in 
 Chicago. June 12 — Rev. W. S. Plumer Bryan gave the baccalaureate sermon. 
 June 13 — Dedication of the memorial urn presented by the graduating class ; class 
 day exercises in the Auditorium at 9:30: military band concert on the lawn at 
 1:30 p. m.; Senior Ball in the Armory at 8:00 p. m. The Trustees approved a 
 
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 recommendation that, beginning with September, 191 1, a college degree should be 
 required for admission to the library school. The Trustees appointed Frederick 
 M. Mann professor of architecture and head of the department of architecture. 
 Colonel Edmund G. Fechet requested to be relieved from duty as military com- 
 mandant and professor of military science. Major Benjamin C. Morse was ap- 
 pointed as his successor. Qiarles M. McConn was appointed assistant registrar 
 and Registrar from October i, 1910. June 14 — Alumni Day : Reunions of the 
 classes of 1875, 1880, 1885, 1890, 1895, 1900, and 1905. Resolutions passed at the annual 
 meeting asked that Dr. Gregory's grave be appropriately marked, and that a build- 
 ing be named for him. W. D. Pence, '86, was elected president and R. W. Rutt, 
 '03, secretary-treasurer. President and Mrs. James gave their annual reception to 
 the graduates and their parents and friends in the University Auditorium. June 
 15 — The thirty-ninth annual commencement was held in the Auditorium. President 
 James gave the address; subject, "The fellowship of college men." The honorary 
 degree of LL.D. was conferred on Mrs. Ella Flagg Young; of Doctor of Engineer- 
 ing upon Professor Lester Paige Breckenridge, and Hon. Isham Randolph of Chi- 
 cago. Dean David Kinley sailed for Buenos Ayres, to represent the United States 
 at the Fourth Pan-American Congress. He was accompanied by Mr. Plerman G. 
 James, his private secretary.' June 28 — Mrs. Mary E. Fawcett was appointed 
 Acting Dean of Women. 
 
 July 4 — The Library School Alumni Association met at the Grand Hotel, Mack- 
 inac Island. July 25 — Thirty-four alumni from New York and vicinity enjoyed a 
 clambake at Coney Island. July 29 — The trustees accepted the gift of a collection 
 of the various editions of Evans' map of the American colonies, dated 1755, pre- 
 sented by Dr. Otto L. Schmidt of Chicago. July 29 — William Low Pillsbury, regis- 
 trar since 1893, and secretary of the board since July i, 1888, resigned, the resigna- 
 tion to take effect Oct. i, 1910. 
 
 Aug. 10 — The corner-stone of Lincoln Hall was laid. President W. L. Abbott 
 of the board of trustees presided ; Dean E. J. Townsend spoke for President James, 
 and Dr. Charles Davison, a trustee, laid the corner-stone. 
 
 1910-11 
 
 Sept. 17 — President James was guest of honor at the annual banquet of the 
 mini Club of Peoria at the Creve Coeur Club. Sept. 19 — Registration day. Sept. 
 20 — C. M. McConn was elected Secretary of the Board of Trustees from Oct. i, 
 1910. Sept. 21 — A thousand freshmen attended the first convocation in the Uni- 
 versity Auditorium. President James welcomed them. Dean T. A. Clark and A. 
 R. Warnock, assistant dean, spoke briefly. Sept. 26 — Military drill began under 
 the new commandant, Major Benjamin C. Morse. Sept. 29 — President James gave 
 the principal address at the installation of Dr. Frank McVey as President of the 
 University of North Dakota. 
 
 Oct. — The 1909 memorial fountain, between the gymnasium and the armory, 
 completed. By special action the Carnegie Foundation Board gave William L. 
 Pillsbury a retiring allowance. Oct. 3-15 — Dr. Josef Redlich, professor of consti- 
 tutional law at the University of Vienna, gave a series of lectures. Oct. 14-15 — 
 The first annual homecoming. The weather was warm and fair. The main fea- 
 tures of the homecoming were the alumni-varsity baseball game; pushball contest; 
 mass meeting on the bleachers ; class reunions ; football game with Chicago, won 
 by Illinois, 3 to 0. At the mas? meeting President James announced that Francis 
 J. Plym had established a traveling fellowship in architecture of the annual value 
 of one thousand dollars. Oct. 15— The first regular meeting of the alumni in St. 
 Paul and Minneapolis was held in Minneapolis. 
 
 Nov. I — Registration in all departments was 4,659. Nov. 4 — Congressman David 
 J. Foster spoke at a Convocation on the new peace movement. Nov. 10 — The first 
 annual dinner of the University of Illinois Club of Springfield was held. Pro- 
 fessor J. M. White was guest of honor. Nov. 12-17 — Dr. William Morris Davis, 
 •professor of geography at Harvard University, gave six lectures on geography 
 as a subject for university study. Nov. 16— Colonel Edmond Gustave Fechet, 
 for ten years Commandant of the University, died in Champaign. Nov. 17 — The 
 funeral of Colonel Fechet was held in the University Auditorium. Nov. 17-19 — 
 Annual high school conference. 
 
 Dec. — 1910 Football schedule: Sept. 31, Illinois 13, Millikin o; Oct. 8, Illinois 29, 
 Drake 0; Oct. 15, Illinois 3, Chicago 0; Nov. 5, Illinois 3, Indiana o; Nov. 12, 
 Illinois 27, Northwestern 0; Nov. 19, Illinois 3, Syracuse o. Seventy-six members 
 
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 of the faculty at Urbana were listed in the new American Men of Science. Seventeen 
 of this number were included in the starred list of a thousand most eminent men 
 of science in America. Dec. 9 — Junior promenade. Dec. 10 — The annual concert 
 of the glee and mandolin club in the auditorium. Dec. 15 — Professor Qiarles F. 
 Moore of Purdue University lectured before the College of Engineering. Plis 
 talk on "Blasting powder" was the first of a series in exchange between Purdue 
 and Illinois. Dec. 28 — The Illinois state teachers' association at its meeting in 
 Chicago December 28th, passed a resolution favoring the appropriation of the 
 money asked for by the University of Illinois for the erection of a building for 
 the School of Education. Dec. 30 — The Illini Club at Peoria held a meeting at 
 the Creve Coeur Club. Fifty graduates and students of the University of Illinois 
 held their annual reunion at Rockford, Illinois. 
 
 Jan. 4 — Governor Deneen, in his biennial message to the legislature, presented 
 fully the work and needs of the University and its allied bureaus. Jan. 6 — Irma E. 
 Voigt, representing Illiola, won the inter-literary society declamatory contest. Jan. 
 13-14 — The Illinois Union presented a musical comedy, "The Maid of the Moon," 
 written by George Morris, 1910, and his brother Paul Morris, a graduate of 
 the University of Wlisconsin. Jan. 16-30 — School of Housekeepers was held in 
 the woman's building. Jan. 16-28 — Nearly a thousand students attended the agri- 
 cultural short course. Jan. 17 — The Trustees granted permission to the cadets to 
 wear a dark blue flannel shirt in place of the cadet blouse, "at such exercises as 
 may be prescribed by the military commandant." Jan. 25 — The name of James 
 Nicholas Brown was enrolled in the Illinois Farmers' hall of fame. Jan. 30- 
 Feb. 8 — ^Illinois horticultural institute was held at the University. 
 
 Feb. — The University of Illinois Alumni association of India was organized 
 with a membership of six. Feb. 3 — Sophomore cotillion in the armory. Feb. 7 — 
 Post-exam. Jubilee was held in the Auditorium under the auspices of the Y. M. 
 C. A. Feb. 7 — The Council of Administration adopted a plan for the reorgani- 
 zation of The Daily Illini, the Illini hereafter to be controlled by a board of six 
 trustees, three from the faculty and three from imdergraduate students. The 
 fiftieth annual convention of the Illinois state horticultural society was held Feb. 
 8-10. Feb. II — President William Howard Taft visited the University and re- 
 viewed the cadet regiment. He arrived at 8 :50 a. m., was met by a committee, 
 and driven to Illinois Field ; reviewed the regiment ; saw the University grounds ; 
 made a five minute address at the Illinois Central station, and left for Springfield, 
 all in less than an hour. Feb. 12-14 — Dr. Charles M. Sheldon of Topeka, Kansas, 
 addressed the assembly of the college of literature and arts and spoke to stu- 
 dents of sociology and of journalism on "The ethics of newspaper making." Feb. 
 13 — I. N. Read of Urbana presented the University with a cane made from an oak 
 door post in Lincoln's home in Old Salem, Illinois. The cane was presented in 
 the name of Mr. Read's daughter, Mrs. Nellie Ross, '01. The Military band gave 
 a concert at the state armory in Springfield, under the auspices of the University of 
 Illinois club of Springfield. Feb. 15-16 — Biennial visit of the general assembly to 
 the University. More than one hundred members were present, thirty of whom 
 were accompanied by their wives. Feb. 24 — Military ball. Feb. 27 — President 
 James, for the University senate, appointed a committee to consider the efficiency 
 of the present organization of the University, and to draft a constitution for the 
 University, to be considered later by the council, senate and trustees. Feb. 28 — A 
 series of meetings was held in the interest of the Young Men's Christian Associa- 
 tion. Dr. Clarence A. Barbour of New York, "Dad" Elliott, and others assisted. 
 The annual meeting of the University of Illinois Club of Washington, D. C, was 
 held at the Teacup Inn ; twenty-four were present. Dr. Raymond M. Alden of 
 Leland Stanford University was elected Professor of English, to begin service 
 September i, igii. 
 
 March 4 — The second annual conference of the presidents of the smaller col- 
 leges of Illinois was held at the University. March 7 — Dr. C. P. Steinmetz ad- 
 dressed the students of the college of engineering on "Electric energy." March g-^ 
 C. H. Cartlidge, bridge engineer of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad, 
 gave an illustrated lecture on "Reinforced concrete pile and trestle bridges." March 
 9-10 — Col. William Nathan McChesney delivered two lectures before the College 
 of Law on "Uniform state laws." March 11 — ^Celebrating the anniversary of Foun- 
 ders' Day, the Puget Sound alumni met for their annual reunion and banquet at 
 the Tacoma Hotel. The University of Illinois Alumni Association of Southern 
 California banqueted at the University Club of Los Angeles. The attendance was 
 
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 almost double that of any previous banquet of the Association. March 14 — B. R. 
 Rickards was appointed professor of municipal and sanitary dairying. March 14 — 
 Miss Lutie E. Stearns, chief of the traveling department of the Wisconsin free 
 library commission, began a series of three lectures before the Library School and 
 stafif. March 20-21 — Dr. Arthur E. Bostwick, librarian of the St. Louis library, 
 lectured before the library school. March 21 — Mr. Herbert R. Cross, gave a series 
 of lectures on art, continuing through six weeks. March 23 — President Frank L. 
 McVey of the University of North Dakota gave an address on "Sticking points in 
 taxation." March 27-31 — Mr. Paul E. Moore, editor of the Nation, gave five lec- 
 tures on "Types of romanticism." March 28— Mr. Charles F. Scott, chief consult- 
 ing engineer of the Westinghouse electric and manufacturing company, lectured 
 on "The young engineer and modern industrial conditions." March 31 — The elev- 
 enth annual dinner of the Southwestern alumni association was held at the Coates 
 House, Kansas City, Mo. Dean Thomas A. Clark was present from the University. 
 April — Late in April the new Illmi board of trustees announced the appoint- 
 ment of H. H. Herbert, editor ; C. M. Sullivan, manager ; and F. X. McGrath, 
 bookkeeper. April 7-8 — The Players' Club presented "Our Boys" on Friday and 
 Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon, in Morrow Hall. April 8 — The sev- 
 enth annual , dinner of the New York alumni association was held at the Hotel 
 Manhattan; one hundred and fifteen persons were present. Ex-President Andrew 
 Sloan Draper and Dean Thomas Arkle Clark were guests of honor. April 18 — 
 Mr. Oswald Garrison Villard addressed an assembly of the college of literature 
 and arts on "The problem of independent journalism." April 9 — ^Orin R. Wakefield, 
 brought suit against the University to compel the granting of his diploma, with- 
 held because twenty-five percent of his work was below the grade of 75 percent. 
 The case was decided in favor of the University. 
 
 May — The Lincoln league, a student organization, was formed. May 2 — Baron 
 d'Estournelles de Constant spoke &t a University convocation on "Liternational 
 peace." He also spoke on the peace movement at a dinner given in his honor in 
 the evening. May 3 — ^Students' Union election. May 17 — Maypole dance on Illi- 
 nois Field. May 18-20 — The nineteenth Illinois interscholastic meet. May 20 — In- 
 terscholastic circus on Illinois Field. 
 
 June — The graduating class presented to the University as a class memorial 
 two trophy cases to be placed in the entrance of the Men's Gymnasium. June 10 — 
 The 47th general assembly appropriated to the University $3,489,300 for operating 
 expenses, buildings, etc., and also $30,000 for the support of the school of ceramics. 
 The General Assembly passed a bill providing for a mill tax for the support of 
 the University beginning with 1912 ; also an act providing that the employees of the 
 University of Illinois will be under civil service regulations. June 11 — The Right 
 Reverend Edward W. Osborne, Bishop of Springfield, delivered the baccalaureate 
 address. June 12 — Class Day. Annual address before the Phi Beta Kappa and 
 Sigma Xi societies was delivered by John M. Coulter, professor of botany at the 
 University of Chicago, on "Contributions of Germany to Education." Senior ball 
 at 8:00 p. m. in the armory. June 13 — Alumni Day. P. Junkersfeld, '95, was 
 elected president of the association and Frank W. Scott, '01, secretary-treasurer. 
 The president was directed to appoint a committee on reorganization. President 
 James and Senator Dunlap spoke at the annual dinner. John Chester and thirty- 
 nine others took parts in the reunion of '91. A bronze memorial tablet to Professor 
 Arthur W. Palmer was unveiled. The trustees authorized Dean A. Clark to publish 
 "Facts for Freshmen," to be presented to each freshman upon his admission 
 to the University. _ Mr. Donald Graham, 1907, who won in the competition for the 
 Plym. fellowship in architecture, was appointed to the fellowship for the year 
 1911-12. June 14 — Fortieth annual Commencement. The address, given by Presi- 
 dent James, was an appeal to the graduates to make their careers object lessons 
 in the defense of academic education. The honorary degree of LL. D. was 
 conferred on William E. Curtis; the degree of Eng. D. on Ralph Modjeski. 
 June 27 — The beginning of six weeks' summer session in the Library School. 
 Summer Session opened with an enrollment of nearly seven hundred. July 11 — 
 Miss Isabel Bevier delivered the president's address at the opening session of the 
 American home economics association, at San Francisco. Her topic was "The 
 home economics movement." June 14— The trustees voted to close the California 
 avenue and John street entrances to the campus and close Burrill avenue south 
 of the Auditorium. 
 
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 August 27 — Alfred Bayliss, from 1899 to 1907 ex officio a trustee, died at his 
 home at Woodbine, Ohio. 
 
 1911-12 
 
 The roadway which formerly curved about the northeast corner of University 
 hall, was changed during the summer to run directly east of the Law building, 
 and thence south. A broad cement walk was built in front of University hall, 
 directly east to the Law building. The opening of Lincoln Hall and the new 
 power plant necessitated a readjustment of class rooms and offices in University 
 Hall and in the electrical engineering building. The department of classics and 
 the graduate and upper class work in modern languages, English, and the social 
 science, formerly in University hall, were removed to Lincoln hall, as were also the 
 seminar libraries of these departments. Sept. 29 — Professor Eugene Meyer, head 
 of the Reich-Anstaldt, or calibration laboratory, and professor of engineering 
 at Charlottenburg University, made a visit to the University. 
 
 Oct. — Football schedule and results for 191 1 -12: Oct. 7 — Illinois 33, Milikin 0, 
 at Urbana. Oct. 14 — Illinois 9, St. Louis o, at Urbana. Oct. 21 — Illinois 0, Chicago 
 24, at Chicago. November 4 — Illinois 12, Purdue 3, at Urbana. Nov. 11 — Illinois 
 o, Indiana 0, at Indianapolis. Nov. 18 — Illinois 27, Northwestern 13, at Urbana. 
 November 25 — Illinois 0, Minnesota 11, at Urbana. October 6 — The Marquis of 
 Queensberry, on the sporting staff of the Chicago Tribune, visited the University 
 for the Illinois-Milikin football game on Oct. 7, and spoke at a mass meeting 
 in the Auditorium. October 14 — At the first general convocation of the year. 
 President James spoke briefly upon the growth of the University, and introduced 
 the three new members of the Senate, Professor Raymond M. Alden, English, 
 Professor Charles R. Richard, mechanical engineering, and Professor Chester G. 
 Vernier, law, each of whom made a short speech. Preliminary honors were 
 announced. Oct. 21-24 — The State Conference of Charities and Corrections met 
 at the University. Professor E. C. Hayes was elected president. 
 
 Nov. I — Registration in all departments of the University was 4,929, as com- 
 pared with 4,659 on Nov. i, 1910. November 7 — The Choral society presented 
 a miscellaneous program in the auditorium. November 11 — President James sailed 
 for Europe. Napoleon B. Morrison, a former trustee, died at his home in Odin. 
 Nov. 14 — Dr. J. M. McCormack, of the American medical association, lectured 
 on health conditions, under the auspices of the Anti-Tuberculosis society. Pro- 
 fessor Thomas E. Oliver gave an illustrated lecture on Paris at the L. & A. 
 assembly. Nov. i/- — First annual argricultural dance. Vice-president and Mrs. 
 Burrill, in the absence of President and Mrs. James gave a reception for the new 
 members of the faculty in the Woman's building. Nov. 18— Thirty members 
 of the Southern Illinois editorial association, who were guests of Congressman 
 William B. McKinley of Champaign, visited the University. Nov. 20 — The first as- 
 sembly of the College of Science was held in the Natural History lecture room. 
 Vice-president T. T. Burrill delivered a lecture on "A Vacation in New Mexico." 
 Professor Josiah Royce of Harvard University lectured on "Some psychological 
 problems suggested by pragmatism ;" and on "The problems of religious instruc- 
 tion in modern academic education." November 21 — Thomas Liggett of the United 
 States Sherardizing company, delivered an illustrated lecture on "Sherardizing." 
 Nov. 23 — The Art department gave a tea in their rooms in University Hall. Nov. 
 23-25 — Annual high school conference. Nov. 24-26 — Second annual fall home- 
 coming was a greater success than the first. Nov. 24 — The corner-stone of the 
 George AIcKinley memorial university Presbyterian church was laid ; the chief 
 address was given by Rev. John Balcolm Shaw of Chicago. Hon. William B. 
 McKinley, principal donor of the church, made the presentation address. Rev. 
 Martin E. Anderson, student pastor of the church, laid the corner-stone. Nov. 
 24-25 — Mask and Bauble presented "The Lion Rampant" at the Illinois Theater. 
 Nov. 27 — C. B. Hatch and J. M. Kaufman gave their seventh annual complimentary 
 banquet to the football team. Sixteen men were awarded the official football "I." 
 
 Dec. 4-g — Dr. E. G. Cooley of Chicago, gave five lectures before the school of 
 education, on "Industrial and vocational education in Germany." Dec. 9 — The 
 twenty-first annual glee club concert, was given in the Auditorium. December 6 — 
 Illinois Day, which falls on Dec. 3, was celebrated by a general convocation held 
 in the Auditorium. Hon. Clark E. Carr of Galesburg gave the address; subject, 
 "Illinois." Dec. 8 — Illinois won debates with Iowa and Wisconsin. Junior prom- 
 enade in the armory. Dec. — Fire damaged the Dental building in Chicago to 
 
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 tlie amount of two thousand dollars. Dr. Henry S. Curtis of Clark University 
 lectured before the college of literature and arts on "The playground as a 
 social factor." Dec. 11-16 — The 56th annual convention of the Illinois state 
 horticultural society was held at the University. Dec. 12 — The choral society 
 sang "The Messiah." Dec. 14-17 — John R. Mott conducted a series of evangelistic 
 meetings at the University under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Dec. 15 — A 
 general University convocation was held in the Auditorium, at which Mr. Mott 
 spoke to the women on "Religion as a Matter of the Will." A series of meetings 
 was held under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A., conducted by Mrs. Harriet E. 
 Monroe of Washington, D. C. Dec. 19 — The United Charities association of 
 Champaign and Urbana was organized. 
 
 Jan. 6 — Eva Mitchell, representing Illiola, won the inter-literary society de- 
 clamatory contest. Jan. 15 — The corn growers' and stockmen's convention held 
 their annual farmers' short course, continuing for two weeks. Professor Joseph 
 Barrel! of Yale University began a series of lectures on geological subjects. Jan. 
 16 — The Council of Administration granted permission to organize "The Fourth 
 Estate," an honorary journalistic fraternity. Jan. 18 — The college of engineering 
 held an assembly in the auditorium; addresses were given by H. M. Byllesby of 
 Chicago, J. C. Gableman, president of Illinois society of engineering and surveyors, 
 and Dean Wi F. M. Goss. Jan. 22 — Professor J. McKeen Cattell of Columbia 
 University addressed the University Senate on "Problems of university administra- 
 tion." Jan. 22, — D. H. V. Hess of the Libbey cut glass company of Toledo, Ohio, 
 spoke before the chemistry club on the manufacture of glass. 
 
 Feb. 2 — Annual sophomore cotillion. Feb. 6 — -Post-exam, jubilee. The 
 contract for the ceramics and mining engineering laboratory was let to A. W. 
 Stoolman, for $22,019.12, not including the chimney. Feb. 7 — Dr. Guenther Jacoby 
 of Germany was appointed lecturer in the department of Germanic languages for 
 the second semester, his general topic being "The philosophy of the German 
 classic poets." President Livingston C. Lord of the Eastern Illinois State normal 
 school, lectured before Kappa Delta Pi, honorary educational fraternity, on "The 
 Ethics of Kipling." Feb. 8— W. A. McKnight, Y. M. C. A. secretary, resigned to 
 accept a similar position in Buenos Ayres. Feb. 8 — Dr. J. Howard Mathews of 
 the University of Wisconsin delivered an illustrated lecture on "Color photography 
 and some of its commercial applications." Feb. 12 — Albert Bushnell Hart, Pro- 
 fessor of History at Harvard University, delivered the address at a convocation 
 in honor of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, on "Lincoln and government." Feb. 
 15 — Dean David Kinley lectured before the third College of Science Assembly on 
 "Socialism." Feb. 21 — A severe blizzard raged all day. Street car traffic was 
 stopped and trains were so delayed that there was only one mail delivery. February 
 23 — Military ball. Feb. 19-23 — Dr. Casper Rene Gregory of the University of 
 Leipzig gave five lectures on "Five centuries of science in Leipzig." Feb. 25 — 
 Miss Catherine McCallum Mclntyre, for twenty-three years secretary of the 
 college of agriculture, died in Champaign. Feb. 26 — Prof. W. L. Johannsen, 
 professor of plant physiology in the University of Copenhagen, delivered lectures 
 on "Modern problems on heredity." Feb. 26-27-28 — The military band of sixty- 
 five pieces, accompanied by a special harpist, made its second annual state tour, 
 playing in Bloomington, Peoria, Decatur, and Springfield. Feb. 29 — Vice-president 
 and Mrs, Burrill tendered a reception to the faculty in the Woman's building in 
 honor of President James on his return from Europe. 
 
 March 2 — Annual band concert. March 4-9 — Prof. W. L. Kuekenthal of the 
 University of Breslau gave a series of lectures on "The principle of convergence 
 as illustrated in the whale." March 12 — The girls of the University began a 
 campaign to secure funds for a new Y. W. C. A. building and dormitory, for 
 which Congressman William B. McKinley pledged $20,000. March 13— A students' 
 mass meeting, called by President James, was held to discuss the Western confer- 
 ence athletic situation. March 13 — Seven lectures on public health were ar- 
 ranged for. The first lecture was given by Dr. Henry B. Favil of Rush medical 
 college, on "Sociological aspects of public health." March 18-23 — Prof. F. E. 
 Schelling, of the University of Pennsylvania, gave a series of lectures on 
 "The English drama." March 19 — The presidents of the universities in the 
 "Big Eight" conference met in Chicago to discuss conference rules. March 21 — 
 At the annual meeting of trustees in Chicago, W. L. Abbott was again chosen 
 president. The trustees selected the location of the armory, the stock pavilion, and 
 the new horticultural building, all to be erected on the south campus. 
 
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 April I — Dr. Iiiazo Nitobe, of the first higher college at Tokyo, gave a series 
 of lectures on "Some characteristics of the land and people of Japan." Dr. Nitobe's 
 lectures were given under the auspices of the Carnegie Endowment for Inter- 
 national Peace. Professor William A. Noyes, of the chemistry department, was 
 given a leave of absence from April i, to attend the international council of rep- 
 resentatives of chemical societies at Berlin, as the representative of the American 
 chemical society. April 2 — Champaign voted "dry" with a majority of 479- Student 
 voters were generally challenged at the polls. April 3 — Dr. John A. Lomax of the 
 University of Texas and president of the American folk lore society, lectured on 
 "The songs of the cowboy." April 4-6 — The central section of the American 
 society of zoologists met at the University. April 9 — Colonel Theodore Roosevelt 
 visited Champaign and spoke in the City Park. April 10 — A chapter of Sigma 
 Delta Chi, national honorary journalistic fraternity, was granted to Fourth Estate, 
 local journalistic fraternity. The trustees voted to close the medical and dental work 
 conducted in the city of Chicago in the plant owned by the college of physicians 
 and surgeons, on the expiration of the lease on June 30, 1912. April 12 — Professor 
 VVilhelm Paszkowski of the University of Berlin delivered a series of lectures 
 on "The German Theater and Drama." April 30 — Following a petition of the 
 pan-hellenic council, the council of administration passed a rule that no student 
 may become a member of any national or local fraternity until he has successfully 
 passed eleven hours of work. 
 
 May 16 — Annual maypole dance on Illinois Field. The weather was cold and 
 a drizzling rain fell. May 17-18 — Annual interscholastic week. May 21 — The 
 corner-stone of the Commerce building was laid. W. L. Abbott, president of 
 board of trustees, presided. Addresses were given in the Auditorium by Dean 
 David Kinley and francis G. Blair. President James laid the corner-stone. Short 
 addresses were given by B. F. Harris of Champaign, president of the Illinois 
 Bankers' association and W. Carbys Zimmerman, state architect. May 21 — The 
 band serenaded President James, in honor of his birthday. May 22 — The first 
 annual "President's review" of the regiment was held on Illinois Field. The 
 President presented commissions to the commissioned officers of the regiment. 
 May 25 — E. R. Ludwig of the class of 191 1, was awarded the Plym fellowship 
 for 1912-13. 
 
 June 9 — Baccalaureate address delivered by the Rev. William I. McEIveen, 
 pastor of the Evanston Congregational church. June 10 — Qass day exercises ; 
 dedication of senior memorial. Senior ball in the Armory. June 11 — Alumni day. 
 About one hundred matriculants from 1868 to 1872 held a reunion and the 
 annual meeting of the association was the largest ever held. Three hundred 
 and sixty attended the dinner. Judge W. N. Butler, '79, was toastmaster; I. S. 
 Raymond, '72, Dr. Burrill, and President James made short addresses. At the 
 annual meeting the association was re-organized by the adoption of a new con- 
 stitution prepared by a committee of which A. N. Talbot was chairman. P. 
 Junkersfeld, '95, was reelected president, and the new executive committee was 
 chosen as follows S. A. Bullard, '78; F. J. Postel, '99; I. M. Western, '02; L. E. 
 Fischer, '98; W. C. Lindley, '01; G. J. Ray, '98. Frank W. Scott, '01, was elected 
 secretary-treasurer. June 12 — Commencement day. Address delivered by President 
 James; subject, "The life and labors of Jonathan Baldwin Turner." The portrait 
 of Turner to be placed in the Illinois Farmers' hall of fame was unveiled. The 
 portrait was the gift of Mrs. Mary Turner Carriel, daughter of Jonathan Baldwin 
 Turner. A. P. Grout, president of the commission of the Illinois Farmers' hall 
 of fame, made the presentation speech. The portrait was unveiled by Mrs. Leslie 
 McPherson and Miss Mary Louise Turner, granddaughters of Professor Turner. 
 The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred on Dr. Thomas Jonathan Burrill, and 
 Professor Samuel Walker Shattuck, in recognition of their long and excellent 
 service to the University. Both men retired from active service in the University 
 on September i, 1912. and accepted retiring allowances from the Carnegie founda- 
 tion for the advancement of teaching. June 30 — Lease of the property of the 
 college of physicians and surgeons in Chicago to the University expired and was 
 not renewed. 
 
 1912-13 
 Aug. 31. — Albert V. Bleininger, professor of ceramics, resigned. Dr. I. M. 
 Bentley of Cornell was appointed professor of psychology and director of psy- 
 chological laboratory. 
 
 Sept. 17-18 — Registration days. New power plant and transportation building 
 were ready for occupancy. Ground was broken for new armory. Sept. 19 — 
 
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 Freshman convocation. Sept. 20 — First aimual mass meeting for girls. Sept. 21 — 
 Kappa Delta Pi, honorary educational fraternity founded at the University, became 
 national. Sept. 22 — The trustees voted to purchase the medical plant in Chicago. 
 Oct. 3 — Pan-Hellenic voted against hazing. Oct. 6 — ^A gift of $13,000 from Hon. 
 Wm. B. McKinley as loan fund for students was announced. Trustees decided to 
 mark the grave of Dr. Gregory, with a granite boulder excavated from site of 
 Lincoln Hall. Oct. 10 — Trustees voted to combine colleges of literature and arts 
 and of science. Oct. 11 — Star course: Albert Spalding recital. Oct. 13 — Professor 
 Yokobo'ri, head of Kyoto University, Japan, visited the University. Oct. 15 — 
 Law Union was formed. Oct. 16 — Convocation- in honor of Dr. Burrill and Dr. 
 Shattuck, with presentation of gold medals by Senate. Dedication of McKinley 
 Memorial Church. Oct. 17- — Dr. Borel of the University of Paris lectured. Oct. 
 19 — Judge Spurgin upheld student vote in city election and declared Champaign 
 dry territory. Oct. 29-30— Dr. C. J. Steinmetz lectured in interests of engineering. 
 Oct. 31 — Petition to open theaters on Sunday defeated by popular student vote. 
 
 Nov. — Registration of students was 4,315. Nov. 2 — -Reception by President James 
 in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Burrill and Dr. and Mrs. Shattuck. B'nai B'rith Lodge 
 established annual literary prize of $50.00. Doctors Burrill and Shattuck were made 
 professors emeriti by trustees. Rho chapter of Zeta Beta Tau was established. 
 Nov. 5 — Professor Wilhelm Miller was made head of department of landscape 
 gardening. Nov. 6 — Museum of classic arts was dedicated. Nov. 11-13 — ^Home 
 Coming events : Hobo band, band concert, mass meeting, smoker, football game 
 between Chicago and Illinois, and Mask and Bauble in "The County Chairman." 
 Nov. 15 — Small fire in University Hall. Nov. 19 — -Star course lecture by Strick- 
 land Gillilan. Nov. 21 — President James was elected President of National as- 
 sociation of state universities. Nov. 22 — State high school conference. Nov. 26 — 
 Hatch-Kaufman annual banquet for football men. Nov. 27-Dec. 2 — Thanksgiving 
 recess. 
 
 Football schedule: 1912: Illinois 87, Illinois Wesleyan 3; Illinois 13, Wash- 
 ington University 0; Illinois 13, Indiana 7; Illinois 13, Minneapolis 13; Illinois 
 9, Purdue 9; Illinois o, Chicago 10; Illinois o. Northwestern 6. 
 
 Dec. 10 — Contract was let for new Y. W. C. A. building. Dec. 11 — State Horti- 
 cultural society met at University. Dec. 14 — Mi^tinee and evening concert given by 
 glee and mandolin clubs. Robert C. Zuppke was appointed football coach. Dec. 17 
 — Choral society gave Handel's "Messiah." Dec. 20 — Christmas vacation began. 
 
 Jan. 7 — Contracts were let for floricultural, vegetable, and plant breeding 
 houses, and stock pavilion. Mr. George E. Frazer was appointed comptroller and 
 professor of accountancy. Jan. 8 — First issue of Fortnightly Notes, supplementing 
 Alumni Quarterly. Jan. 11 — Annual Prom concert by University band. Senior 
 smoker. Jan. 13 — Seven hundred register in annual agricultural short course 
 and school for housekeepers. 
 
 Feb. 4 — Post-exam jubilee. Feb. 6 — Professor Kuno Francke opened the 
 museum of European culture. Feb. 6 — First assembling of classes in new Commerce 
 building. Electrical engineering show. Feb. 12 — Properties of college -of phy- 
 sicians and surgeons were formally accepted as a gift from the medical alumni, 
 and the re-opening of the medical school was authorized. Professor Everts B. 
 Greene resigned as dean of the college of literature and arts, and Professor 
 Arthur H. Daniels was appointed acting dean. Formal presentation of Lincoln 
 Hall by Governor Dunne to President James. Dedicatory address by Rev. Hugh 
 Black. Feb. 15 — Star course presented Ben Greet players in "A Comedy of 
 Errors." Feb. 21 — Military ball. Player's Club entertained with three Irish 
 plays. The Hour Glass, The Pot of Broth, and The Workhouse Ward. Feb. 23 — 
 Exhibit of water-color paintings in Auditorium. Feb. 26 — Beta Gamma Sigma, 
 commercial fraternity, was established. 
 
 Basketball schedule 1912-1913 : Illinois 15, Wisconsin 16; Illinois 35, Iowa 9; 
 Illinois 22, Purdue 18; Illinois 19, Minnesota 12; Illinois 23, Northwestern 22; 
 Illinois 13, Wisconsin 18; Illinois 20, Minnesota 10; Illinois 12, Chicago 19; Illinois 
 29, Indiana 12; Illinois 11, Purdue 12; Illinois 23, Indiana 17; Illinois 16, Chicago 
 21 ; Illinois 18, Northwestern 20. 
 
 March i — Annual band concert. Mar. 11 — Trustees approved raising of entrance 
 requirements of medical school to two years of college work. Ten thousand 
 dollars was appropriated for Crocker Land expedition. Dr. Kendric C. Bab- 
 cock, specialist in higher education, Bureau of Education, Washington, was ap- 
 
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 pointed Dean of the united college of liberal arts and sciences. Dr. William 
 Trelease was appointed professor of botany and head of that department. Mar. 
 14-15 — Lecture visit of Mr. Alfred Noyes. Illinois lost debate to Indiana. Mar. 
 16 — Mu Kappa Alpha, honorary music fraternity, was established. Mar. 20 — 
 Yoxan was disbanded. Mar. 2fr — Captain B. C. Morse, commandant of the Uni- 
 versity brigade, was made Lieutenant-Colonel. Mar. 28 — Visit of the state legis- 
 lature at the University. Resignation of Professor Ernest Julius Berg, head of 
 the department of electrical engineering. 
 
 April 4 — Trustees granted leave of absence to President James to' attend 
 international conference on education at The Hague, September, 1913. Apr. 11-12 — 
 Students presented local talent opera, "The Prodigal Prince." Apr. 17 — -Dedication 
 of commerce building; state conference of business administration. Opening of 
 cafeteria in Women's building. Apr. 21 — Cercle Frangais presented "L'Anglais 
 tel qu' on le Parle" and "es Cuisimers." Apr. 24 — Resignation of Guy Stanton 
 Ford, Professor of Modern European History. Apr. 25 — "Big Nine" conference 
 to discuss amateurism. Apr. 25-26 — Adelphic-Illiola play, "A Curious Mishap." 
 Apr. 2.J — Dr. Andrew Sloan Draper, president of the University, 1894-1904, died 
 at Albany, New York. Apr. 30 — Dr. Washington Gladden addressed a convo- 
 cation. 
 
 May i^ — Board of oratory and debate was formed. May 3 — First annual water 
 carnival. May 9 — Dedication of Transportation building, and convocation. Aleth- 
 enai-Philomathean masque, "The Chaplet of Pan." Recital by Mme. Gadski. 
 May 13 — Local Alumni club was formed. May 14-17 — Interscholastic. Program : 
 Maypole, stunt show, Illinois-Wisconsin dual meet and baseball game, circus, 
 lUinois-Milliken dual, glee club concert, Illinois-Chicago baseball. Oak Park 
 won inter-title. May 21 — Phi Beta, local sorority, installed as Gamma Phi Beta. 
 May 22— Class of 1913 were granted permission to erect a memorial gateway on 
 south Wright street, west of Auditorium. May 24 — Mask and Bauble presented 
 "The Passing of the Third Floor Back." May 29 — Coburn players gave "Iphegenia 
 in Tauris." May 29-June 5 — Examinations. 
 
 Track schedule, 1913 : Illinois T], Alissouri 49; Illinois 80^, Wisconsin 45 J^ ; 
 Illinois 93, Chicago Zi', Illinois 58, Chicago 27; Illinois 70, Purdue 16; Illinois 33, 
 Wisconsin ZTiVi,. 
 
 Baseball schedule, 1913 : Illinois 2, Tennessee i ; Illinois 4, Tennessee 0; Illinois 
 8, Indiana 4; Illinois i, Iowa i; Illinois 4, Iowa 3; Illinois 8, • Northwestern 0; 
 Illinois 6, Arkansas 11 ; Illinois 4, Arkansas 2; Illinois 4, Indiana 3; Illinois 5, 
 Chicago 4; Illinois 11, Wisconsin i; Illinois 7, Chicago 3; Illinois 3, Purdue 1; 
 Illinois 3, Chicago 6 ; Illinois 14, Northwestern 6 ; Illinois 7, Chicago 6 ; Illinois 
 2, Wisconsin 7. 
 
 June 8-1 1 — Commencement. June 10 — -Alumni day. Peter Junkersfeld, '95, 
 was elected president of the alumni association. June 11 — Commencement address 
 was given by President James. 848 degrefes were conferred. June 10 — Resigna- 
 . tion of Dr. William E. Quine, Dean of College of Aledicine was accepted by 
 trustees. Authority was given for the purchase of the classical and pedagogical 
 libraries of Johannes Vahlen and R. Aron. Trustees approved support of orches- 
 tral concerts not to exceed $5,000. Dr. Washburn was promoted to be professor 
 of physical chemistry. June 16 — Summer session began. June 19 — Mr. Herbert 
 Nasmyth, was appointed to the School of Music. June 23 — Mr. J. B. Stoughton 
 Holborn, of Oxford, gave a series of lectures on "Art in daily life." 
 
 July 2 — Total registration, 612. Dr. Kinley was made Vice-President of the 
 University to succeed Dr. Burrlll. Re-opening of College of Dentistry approved. 
 Professor C. R. Richards was made acting Dean of College of Engineering during 
 leave of absence of Dean Goss. Dr. John Sterling Kingsley of Tuft's College 
 was appointed professor of zoology. July 11-12 — Ben Greet players presented 
 "Midsummer Night's Dream" and "Love's Labours Lost." July 18— Summer 
 prom at Armory. July 23 — Contract awarded for equipment of Dental School. 
 Miss Martha J. Kyle was appointed Acting Dean of Women. 
 
 Aug. 2 — Summer Dramatic club gave "Merry Wives of Windsor." Aug. 26 — 
 Trustees approved sj^stem of freshmen advisers. 
 
 1913-14 
 
 Sept. 6 — Mr. Arthur E. Eldridge was appointed director of photographic lab- 
 oratories. Entrance requirements of school of pharmacy were raised to two years 
 
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 in accredited high school. Sept. 23-24 — Registration. Class hats adopted by all 
 classes. Sept. 26 — Major Frank D. Webster was detailed as commandant of 
 University brigade. 
 
 Oct. 4 — Dr. Frank L. Stevens, dean of college of agriculture and mechanic 
 arts of the University of Porto Rico, was appointed professor of plant pathology. 
 Trustees made appropriation for printing plant, and approved expenditure of 
 $15,000 for Auditorium organ. Purchase of 343 acres of farm land approved. 
 Oct. 9 — Farewell for Major Morse and welcome for Major Webster. Oct. 16 — 
 Visit of Dr. Sakuro Tanabe of Imperial University of Kioto, Japan. Oct. 18 — 
 Freshmen adopted sack rush as annual scrap. Oct. 31 — National convention Alphi 
 Xi Delta at University. 
 
 Nov. 7 — Conference of deans of graduate schools; representatives from eighteen 
 colleges were present. American association of state universities met at University. 
 Lecture-visit of Sir William Ramsay of Aberdeen University. Convocation in 
 honor of Professor Ricker. Association of Methodist Episcopal bishops met at 
 University. Nov. 9 — Dedication of Y. W. C. A. building. Oct. 14-17 — Home-coming. 
 Program : "Russian symphony orchestra concert, alumni smoker, mass meeting, 
 sack race (freshmen won), Illinois vs. Purdue football and informal gathering 
 of alumni. Nov. 19 — Convocation in honor of 50th anniversary of Gettysburg 
 address. Nov. 20-22 — High School conference. Mask and Bauble presented "The 
 Gentleman from Mississippi." Nov. 24 — Annual Kaufman-Hatch football team 
 banquet. 
 
 Football, 1913: Illinois 21, Kentucky o; Illinois 24, Missouri 7; Illinois 38, 
 Northwestern 0; Illinois 10, Indiana o; Illinois 7, Chicago 28; Illinois 0, Purdue 0; 
 Illinois 9, Minnesota 19. 
 
 Dec. 5 — Lecture by Bernard Langden-Davies against military armament. Benj- 
 amin Chapin gave dramatic interpretation of "Lincoln." Dec. 11- — Cincinnati sym- 
 phony orchestra concert. Dec. 12 — Junior prom. Illinois was defeated in debates 
 with Iowa and Wisconsin. Dec. 17 — Girls edited December issue of Illinois 
 Magazine. Dec. 16 — Choral societj' gave Handel's "Messiah." Dec. 16-19 — -State 
 horticultural society meeting. Dec. 19 — Christmas vacation began. 
 
 Jan. 9-10 — Ben Greet players gave "Merchant of Venice" and "Comedy of 
 Errors." Jan. 13 — 'Informal weekly readings instituted by English department. 
 Jan. 16 — Player's Club presented "London Assurance." Jan. 20 — Short course 
 in agriculture and school for housekeepers began. Jan. 27 — Star course lecture 
 by W. J. Burns. Jan. 28 — Semester examinations began. 
 
 Feb. 9-10 — Registration. Feb. 10 — Post-exam jubilee. Feb. 14 — Professor 
 Joseph Schumpeter, Austrian economist, lectured at University. Jan. 17 — -St. 
 Louis symphony orchestra concerts. Jan. 19 — Sigma Tau, honorary fraternity, 
 installed in college of engineering. Jan. 20 — Military ball. Jan. 22— Washington 
 birthday convocation in Auditorium. Jan. 28 — -Squads of students dig University 
 district out of the worst snow fall in years. All athletic and social events called 
 ofif because of scarlet fever. 
 
 Basketball, 1913-1914: Illinois 19, Milliken 10; Illinois 35, Indiana 6; Illinois 25, 
 Wisconsin 26; Illinois 26, Purdue 20; Illinois 11, Chicago 12; Illinois 18, Min- 
 nesota 16: Illinois 30, Purdue 25; Illinois 31, Indiana 15; Illinois 35, Northwestern 
 15; Illinois 16, Wisconsin 29; Illinois 26, Minnesota 11. 
 
 March 6 — Seniors choose chimes as class memorial. Mar. 8 — Scarlet fever 
 ban lifted. Mar. 10 — Forbes property on Springfield avenue purchased for 
 botanical and zoological laboratories. Mar. 12 — -Illinois won debates with Indiana 
 and Ohio. Mar. 18 — Major W^ebster detailed to command summer military camp 
 at Ludington, Mich. Mar. 15-20 — Bondurant lectures delivered by Dr. George H. 
 Combs. Mar. 20 — Recital by Mme. Schumann-Heink. Mar. 21 — Drama League en- 
 tertained with Irish Players in plays by Yates and Lady Gregory. Mar. 25 — 
 Reception and mass meeting in honor of W. B. McKinley on his return from abroad. 
 Mar. 26-28 — Women's vocational conference. Mask and Bauble presented "Higher 
 Up," by Thacher H. Guild. 
 
 April 3 — Heads of life insurance companies convened at University. Apr. 5 — 
 Lecture-visit of Dean Shailer Matthews. Apr. 7 — Walking club organized. Apr. 
 15 — Dr. Shosuke Sato, college of agriculture, North Eastern University, Sapporo, 
 Japan, visited University. Apr. 18 — Annual band concert. Apr. 22 — Trustee.'? 
 approved purchase of Chicago site for school of pharmacy. Women's play ground 
 west of forestry was approved. Apr. 23 — Series of lectures by Miss Georgina 
 Sweet, Melbourne University. Apr. 25 — Anthemia chapter of Alpha Rho Chi 
 
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 was established. Walker Opera House torn down. Apr. 28 — Lecture-visit Prof. 
 J. B. Stoughton Holborn, Oxford University. 
 
 May I — Adelphic and Illiola societies entertained in comedy, -Newly Married" 
 and "Mr. Steinmetz Corner." Illinois won Northern oratorical league contest. 
 May 7 — Minneapolis symphony orchestra concerts. Series of lectures were given 
 before Department of Education by Dr. J. J. Findlay, Manchester, England. May 
 9 — Player's Club presented "The Portrait," by Thacher H. Guild, and "Ryland." 
 May 14-17 — Interscholastic. May 25 — Annual competitive drill. May 28— -Uni- 
 versity Orchestra concert. May 29 — Piano recital by Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield- 
 Zeisler. May 30 — General John C. Black delivered Memorial Day address on 
 Illinois Field. 
 
 Track, 1914: Illinois 57^, Ohio State 19^; Illinois 26, Wisconsin 26^; Chi- 
 cago 20%; Illinois 95, Purdue 22; Illinois 76H, Wisconsin 49^; Illinois 70^, 
 Chicago 55J^ ; Illinois 45 5/12, Stanford 23%, Chicago 2oy^. 
 
 Baseball, 1914: Illinois 9, Alabama 5; Illinois 2, Georgia Tech. 5; Illinois 2, 
 Georgia Tech. 2; Illinois i, Georgia 2; Illinois i, Tennessee i; Illinois 2, Kentucky 
 14; Illinois 5, Northwestern 4; Illinois 8, Milliken 5; Illinois 4, Minnesota 3; Illinois 
 9, Purdue 6; Illinois 3, Texas 2; Illinois 7, Texas 3; Illinois 7, Purdue 0; Illinois 
 2, Wisconsin i; Illinois 3, Chicago 4; Illinois 7, Northwestern 0; Illinois 2, Indiana 
 13 ; Illinois 2, Wisconsin 5 ; Illinois 4, Chicago 3. 
 
 June I — Senate adopted plan to establish a school of commerce. First annual 
 freshman cap burning on Illinois Field. June 4-12 — Examinations. June 9— 
 Trustees approved site for Gregory memorial alumni building west of Auditorium, 
 and of Tina Weedon Smith memorial music building east of Auditorium. Lo- 
 cation of women's residence hall on Nevada street approved. Entrance require- 
 ments to school of pharmacy raised to graduation from accredited high school. 
 June 15 — Senior ball. June 16 — Alumni Day; reunion of matriculants during 
 regency of Dr. Gregory largely attended ; unveiling of tablet at grave of Dr. 
 Gregory on boulder excavated from site of Lincoln Hall. A. N. Talbot, '81, was 
 elected president of alumni association. Lawn festival and 40th reunion of Class 
 of '74. Mask and Bauble presented "The Great Galeoto." June 17 — Commence- 
 ment address was given by Count Johann von Bernstroff, German Ambassador 
 to the United States. One thousand twenty-nine degrees were conferred. June 
 22 — Registration for summer session. 
 
 July 2 — ^First campus sing. July 6 — Resignation of Director Charles Henry 
 Mills, of the school of music. July 6-11 — Lectures by Mr. J. Adams Puffer of 
 Boston, Mass., on "Vocational Education." July i& — Ben Greet players gave 
 "She Stoops to Conquer," and "Midsummer Night's Dream." July 22 — Death 
 of Thaoher Howland Guild, associate in English and author of "Illinois Loyalty." 
 July 29 — Memorial song service for Mr. Guild. 
 
 Aug. 4 — County teachers institute at University. Aug. 14 — John N. Pomeroy 
 was appointed professor of law. 
 
 1914-15 
 
 Sept. II — Trustees appointed John Lawrence Erb director of the school of 
 music, and University organist. Miss Martha J. Kyle was appointed acting 
 dean of women. Dr. Frederick B. Moorehead was appointed dean of the college 
 of dentistry, and Dr. D. A. K. Steele senior dean and head of the department 
 of surgery, college of medicine. Sept. 21-22 — -Registration. Sept. 23-T-University 
 had the largest opening enrollment in its history, 3,906. Sept 24 — Announce- 
 ment was made of a gift of $200,000 by Captain Thomas J. Smith for a music 
 building. 
 
 Oct. I — Registration to date was 4,619, an increase of 12% over preceding year. 
 Oct. 9 — Corner-stone of addition to chemistry building was laid. Oct. 12 — Trustees 
 approved senate plan for a new library building. Oct. 15-16 — Illinois mayors 
 convened at University. Oct. 20 — Convocation in newly decorated and de-echoed 
 Auditorium. Oct. 21- — Star course recital by Mme. Louise Homer. 
 
 Nov. I — Fifteen thousand people dedicated new armory in Christmas peace 
 ship program with Lilian Bell, originator of idea, as principal speaker. Nov. 
 4-5 — Lecture on Emerson by Mr. Charles W. Woodbury. Nov. 9-1 1 — Series of 
 lectures by Professor Felix von Luschen, University of Berlin. Nov. 13 — Belgian 
 Relief Day; $500 was raised. Nov. 13— Mrs. Edmund J. James, wife of the Presi- 
 dent, died. Nov. 13-16 — Annual home-coming. Program : Class football, hobo 
 band, alumni smoker, Mask and Bauble in "Our Wives," freshman-sophomore 
 sack rush, Illinois vs. Chicago football, alumni reunion. Nov. 17 — Funeral of 
 
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 Mrs. James was held in auditorium. Nov. ly— Kappa Alpha Theta house damaged 
 by fire. Nov. 22 — First recital on new organ in Auditorium by Professor Erb. 
 Nov. 23 — St. Louis symphony orchestra concert. Nov. 26 — Thanksgiving recess. 
 
 Football, 1914: Illinois 37, Christian Brothers, 0; Illinois 51, Indiana University 
 o; Illinois ZT, Ohio State o; Illinois 2,Z, Northwestern o; Illinois 2t, Minnesota 7; 
 Illinois 21, Chicago 7 ; Illinois 24, Wisconsin g. 
 
 Dec. 2 — -Dedication of organ in auditorium by Mr. Charles Heinroth, Carnegie 
 Institute, Pittsburg. Dec. 3— Illinois Day ; visit of Governor Dunne and review 
 of troops; laying of corner-stone of Commerce building; University convocation. 
 Dec. 5 — Red Cross carnival. Dec. 8-12 — Annual glee and mandolin club concert. 
 Trustees appointed Dr. Kuno Meyer as visiting Professor of Celtic language and 
 literature. Gift of the Margaret Lange James loan fund of $5,000 was announced 
 by President James. Dec. 15 — ^Choral society gave the "Messiah." Dec. 
 14-17 — Convention of Illinois fruit growers at University. Dec. 16-20 — Lecture- 
 visit of Bishop McConnell. Dec. 18-19 — Players Club staged "The Power of a 
 God" and "The Higher Good," by Thacher Howland Guild. Dec. 30 — Professor 
 J. H. Pettit, on sick leave in California, died. 
 
 Jan. 9 — Prom concert. Jan. 10 — First of weekly vesper organ recitals in 
 Auditorium Jan. 11 — Through Major-General Wood, President James's plan for 
 an efficient citizen soldiery was endorsed by government. President O. S. Davis, 
 Chicago Theological seminary, lectured at University. Jan. 18-25 — School for 
 housekeepers. Jan. 19 — New York symphony orchestra concert. Jan. 22 — George 
 E. Frazer, comptroller, and O. E. Staples, bursar, resigned. Star course recital by 
 Alma Gluck. Jan. 26-27 — Lecture-visit of Professor J. C. Bose, Presidency Col- 
 lege, Calcutta, India. Ben Greet players in "Twelfth Night." Jan. 28 — Semester 
 examinations began. Jan. 30 — A change in military uniform to olive-drab U. S. 
 service suit was authorized by the trustees. Lots on Nevada street were bought 
 for women's residence hall. 
 
 Feb. 8-9 — Registration. Feb. 9 — Post exam jubilee. Feb. 11 — Jane Addams 
 lectured at University. Feb. 13 — Professor-emeritus Samuel Walker Shattuck 
 died. Feb. 15-19 — Dr. Luther Anderson lectured on "American Trade in Far 
 East." Feb. 17 — Kneisel quartet concert. Feb. 19 — Annual military ball. Feb. 
 22 — Washington birthday convocation. Feb. 22-24 — Vocational conference. Feb. 
 24 — Dr. Graham Taylor lectured. Control of Illinois Magazine assumed by Illini 
 Publishing company. Feb. 27 — "Ag. Round-up." 
 
 Basketball, 1914-1915: Illinois 50, Wesleyan 9; Illinois ig, Milliken 16; Illinois 
 27, Peoria Tigers 14; Illinois 34, Indiana 14; Illinois 27, Purdue 8; Illinois 24, 
 Ohio State 17; Illinois 20, Indiana 4; Illinois 39, Wisconsin 19; Illinois 19, Wis- 
 consin 17; Illinois 20; Minnesota 10; Illinois 20, Ohio State 12; Illinois 22, Purdue 
 15; Illinois 26, Ohio State 19; Illinois 19, Chicago 18; Illinois 26, Minnesota 11. 
 
 March 2 — Choral society gave "Hiawatha." School of Religion opened six 
 weeks' course. Mar. 4 — John W. Ruskin, Artie explorer, gave motion pictures 
 of animal life. Mar. 5 — Professor Lajpat Rai, founder of Dayananda Anglo- 
 Vedie college, lectured on "Hindu Civilization." Star course lecture by Leland 
 T. Powers. Mar. 6 — Annual military band concert. Mar. 9-1 1 — Illinois water 
 supply association met at University. Mar. 11 — Review of student brigade by 
 Governor Dunne and trustees. Annual orchestra concert. Mar. 18 — Lecture- 
 recital by Mrs. Edward A. MacDowell. Miar. 23 — Chicago symphony orchestra 
 concert. Mar. 26 — Illinois lost to Michigan in Midwest debating league and won 
 from Wisconsin. Architecture club presented "The Pawn Check." Mar. 28 — 
 Palm Sunday lecture by Dr. Ozoras Davis, Chicago Theological seminary. 
 
 April 8-9 — Electrical show. Apr. 9 — Der Deutche Verein gave "Flachmann 
 als Erzeiher." Apr. 10 — Lambda Chi Alpha was installed. Illinois won first 
 place in Illinois State contest of Intercollegiate peace association. Apr. 23-24 — Illi- 
 nois Union produced "A Maid and a Myth." Apr. 27 — James H. Greene, '08, was 
 appointed state leader of junior extension; Dr. Frederick Haynes Newell was 
 appointed professor of civil engineering ; W. B. Castenholtz was appointed 
 comptroller. Apr. 29 — First concert of University choristers. 
 
 • May I — After forty years of active service, Professor Ira O. Baker resigned 
 as head of civil engineering department and Professor Newell was appointed to 
 succeed him. May 4 — Phi Beta Kappa and Sigrha Xi address was given by Dr. 
 George Otis Smith, Director of U. S. geological survey. May 7 — Rev. Jenkin 
 Lloyd Jones lectured on Peace. May 10 — Minneapolis symphony orchestra concert. 
 
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 May 13-15 — Interscholastic. Program: May fete, stunt show, glee and mandolin 
 concert, Illinois vs. Wisconsin baseball game, Legislative visit and review of 
 student brigade, high school meet, Illinois vs. Indiana in baseball, circus, oratorical 
 contest. May 18 — Choral society gave Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise." May 
 21 — Junior lawn fete. May 22 — Dr. Kenneth McKenzie, Yale, was appointed 
 professor of Romance languages and head of the department. Professor L. D. 
 Coffman, of the department of education resigned May 31 — Military day, with 
 inspection by Major-General Leonard Wood. 
 
 Track, 1915: Wisconsin 38, Chicago Z7, Missouri 19. 
 
 Baseball, 1915 : Illinois 13, Mississippi A. & M. 2; Illinois 9, Mississippi A. 
 & M. 4; Illinois 16, Tulane i; Illinois 9, Tulane 0; lUinois 7, Alabama 0; Illinois 
 5, Van'derbilt i; Illinois 4, Wabash o; Illinois 13, Bethany 0; Illinois 6. Ohio State 
 5; Illinois 2, Purdue i; Illinois 4, Northwestern i; Illinois i. Northwestern 3; 
 Illinois 6, Wisconsin i; Illinois 10, Minnesota 6; Illinois 5, W^isconsin 4; Illinois 6, 
 Indiana 0; Illinois 5, Purdue 3; Illinois 4, Chicago i; Illinois 2, Chicago 2. 
 
 June 5 — -Big Nine track meet at Illinois was won by Wisconsin. June 7 — 
 Examinations began. June 8 — Allan Nevins was appointed to write a history 
 of the University. June 13 — Baccalaureate address by Joseph W. Cochran. June 
 14 — Class day. Mask and Bauble gave "Milestones." Senior ball. June 15 — 
 Alumni day. W. A. Heath, '83, was elected president of alumni association. Presi- 
 dent's reception. June 16— Commencement address was given by Romulo Naon, 
 Argentine Ambassador to the United States. One thousand thirty-two degrees 
 were given. June 21 — Summer school registrants numbered 1,028. June 29 — 
 First campus sing. 
 
 July 4 — Dr. Nathan A. Weston, '89, was appointed acting dean of the college of 
 commerce and business administration. Miss Louise Freer was appointed director 
 of physical training for women. Professor William A. Oldfather was promoted 
 from associate professor to professor of classics. Dr. John D. Fitzgerald was 
 promoted from assistant professor of romance languages to professor of Spanish. 
 Trustees voted to extend course in dentistry from three to four years. Dr. Donald 
 Mcintosh, after thirty years' active service as professor of veterinary science, was 
 retired as professor-emeritus. July 17 — Ben Greet players gave "Twelfth Night" 
 and "The Tempest." July 23 — Summer Prom. July 2^ — Prof. George H. Meyer, 
 assistant dean of colleges of liberal arts and sciences died in Chicago. July 6 — 
 Dramatic organization gave "Much Ado About Nothing." 
 
 1915-16 
 
 Sept. 20-21 — Registration. Administrative offices moved tO! Administration 
 building. Post office sub-station established in University library. Sept. 27 — 
 Corner-stone of ceramics building was laid. Leave of absence was granted Pro- 
 fessor Thomas Oliver to become member of Belgian Relief committee in Belgium. 
 Dr. Burt E. Powell was appointed editor of Press Bulletin, director of information 
 office and University historian. Mr. A. V. Bleininger was appointed professor 
 of ceramic engineering and head of the department. 
 
 Oct. I — Registration numbered 4,652. Oct. 9 — Genetics building was begun. 
 Oct. 16 — Recital by Mme. Olive Fremstad. Oct. 24— Hon. A. P. Grout, University 
 trustee, died. Oct. 29-31 — Homecoming. Mask and Bauble in "Green Stockings." 
 Freshmen won the sack rush. 
 
 Nov. 3 — Illinois municipal league convention. Lecture recitals by Vachel Lind- 
 say. Nov. 3-6 — Illinois State library association met at the University. Nov. 7 — 
 Annual chrysanthemum show. Nov. 10 — U. S. Marine band concert. Nov. 15 — 
 Kneisel Quartet concert. Nov. 17-19 — Illinois State school board and city super- 
 intendents associations cgnventions. Nov. 17 — Ben Greet players in "Much 
 Ado About Nothing." Nov. 18-20 — State high school teachers' convention. Nov. 
 22 — St. Louis symphony orchestra concert. Nov. 23-29 — Thanksgiving recess. 
 
 Football, 1915: Illinois 36, Haskell Indians o; Illinois 75, Rolla School of 
 Mines 7; Illinois 3, Ohio State 3; Illinois 36, Northwestern 6; Illinois 6, Minnesota 
 6; Illinois 17, Wisconsin 3; Illinois 10, Chicago 0. 
 
 Dec. 3 — Illinois won debate with Iowa. Celebration of the birthday of the 
 State. S. D. Harwood, Illinois' representative, started on Ford peace party trip, 
 but got only to New York. Dec. 7 — Senate established six-j^ear dental courSe. 
 Return of Peace Ship delegate. Dec. 9 — Lecture by Lorado Taft. Dec. 10 — Annual 
 junior prom. Der Deutche Verein staged "Alt Heiddberg." Dec. 13 — Major 
 Robert W. Mearns was detailed as commandant of University cadets. Dec. 14 — 
 Choral club gave "The Creation" as annual Christmas concert. Professor Eliot 
 
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 Blackwelder was appointed professor of geology and head of the department. 
 Dec. i6 — Annual prom concert by University band. Dec. 19 — All-university service 
 with sermon by Rev. Herbert L. Willett, University of Chicago. Dec. 21 — Death 
 of class scrap decreed by Council. Christmas vacation began. 
 
 Jan. 10-16 — Series of lectures by Francis Grierson. Short course in ceramics 
 and highway engineering. Jan. 14 — Sophomore cotillion. Farewell for Major 
 Webster. Jan. 16— Co-op burned wih loss of $100,000. Jan. 17-28— School for 
 housekeepers. Jan. 18 — Star course lecture by Robert Peary on the north pole. 
 Jan. 20 — A saber was presented to Major Webster. Jan. 26— Semester examinations 
 began. 
 
 Feb. II — Illinois Dramatic union presented "A Winter's Tale." Feb. 12 — 
 Fritz Kreisler in violin recital. Feb. 14 — Lecture by John Masefield. Feb. 16-20 — 
 Lectures by Sherwood Eddy. Feb. 17 — Convention of presidents of Illinois 
 universities and colleges. Feb. 18 — Player's Club gave "You Never Can Tell." 
 Feb. 21-22 — Lectures by Norman Angell. Feb. 22-29— Lectures by Professor A. 
 J. Carnoy, University of Louvain. Feb. 23 — New vivarium occupied. Feb. 23-24 — 
 Illinois Electrical association meeting. Feb. 25 — Military ball. Feb. 29 — Genetics 
 building occupied. 
 
 Basketball, 1915: Illinois 22, Purdue 11; Illinois 21, Ohio State 10; Illinois 27, 
 Wisconsin 20; Illinois 30, Chicago 17; Illinois 21, Northwestern 2^; Illinois 14, 
 Wisconsin 34; Illinois 27, Minnesota 22; Illinois 31, Chicago 13; Illinois 17, North- 
 western 25; Illinois 29, Purdue 19; Illinois 28, Ohio State 22; Illinois 20, Min- 
 nesota 9. 
 
 March 4 — Military band concert. Mar. 6-10— Lectures on international peace by 
 James Brown Scott. Mar. 10 — "Ag. Round-up." Mar. 8-10 — Illinois Drainage 
 association met at University. Mar. 11 — Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson and cast 
 presented "Hamlet" and "Passing of the Third Floor Back" in Auditorium. Mar. 
 16-17 — Lecture by G. Lowes Dickinson, King's College, Cambridge, England, on 
 "Reconstruction after the war." Mar. 20 — Lecture by Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes. 
 Miar. 22 — New York Symphony orchestra concert. Mar. 31 — Illinois lost to Michi- 
 gan in debate and won from Wisconsin. Mask and Bauble gave "The Mob." 
 
 A.pril 3 — Recital Mme. Julia Claussen. Apr. 4-6 — Lectures by Dr. Kuno Meyer. 
 Apr. 5 — Lecture by Lorado Taft. Apr. 6-8— Convention Illinois country editors. 
 Apr. 6-9 — Lectures by Professor Henry Seidel Canby, of Yale. Apr. 10 — New 
 York Philharmonic concert. Apr. 12 — Choral and orchestral societies present 
 "A Tale of Old Japan." Apr. 14 — Dr. Thomas Jonathan Burrill, Professor- 
 emeritus of Botany and for many years vice-president of the University, died in 
 Urbana. Illinois Union opera, "I'm Neutral." Apr. 16 — All-university service, . 
 with Rev. Ozora Davis, Chicago Theological seminary as speaker. Aug. 18-19 — 
 Dedication of Chemistry building and annual meeting of American chemical 
 society. Apr. 2y — Annual Engineering dance. Le Cercle Frangais gave "Le'Anglais 
 tel qu' on le parle." 
 
 May 4 — First annual Gridiron banquet. May 5 — Illinois won second in Northern 
 oratorical league. May 10 — Minneapolis Symphony orchestra concert. May 11-13 — 
 Interscholastic. May 21 — All university service ; speaker Dean W. W. Senn, Har- 
 vard Divinity school. May 26 — Illiola-Adelphic gave "As You Like It" in Peach 
 orchard. May 28 — Trustees approved plans for music and education buildings. 
 
 Track, 1916: Illinois 44M. Wisconsin 28^4; Chicago 23, Wisconsin 49; Illinois 
 35 /<3, Chicago 25. 
 
 Baseball, 1916: Illinois 6, Mississippi 3; Illinois 2, Mississippi i; Illinois i, 
 Mississippi A. & M. 3 ; Illinois 6, Mississippi A. & M. 3 ; Illinois 4, Alabama 2 ; Illi- 
 nois o, Alabama 4; Illinois o, Louisiana i; Illinois 3, Louisiana 4; Illinois 13, 
 Wabash 4; Illinois 7, Notre Dame 2; Illinois 6, Notre Dame 0; Illinois 4, Marshall 
 2; Illinois I, Indiana 2; Illinois 4, Purdue 3; Illinois 3, Ohio State o; Illinois 4, 
 VVisconsin o; Illinois 4, Ohio State 0; Illinois 4, Northwestern i; Illinois 8, In- 
 diana o; Illinois 5, Northwestern i ; Illinois 4, Wisconsin 3; Illinois 6, Waseda 
 University o. 
 
 June 3 — Fourteen hundred University cadets took part in Chicago's prepared- 
 ness parade. June 5 — Examinations began. June 11 — Baccalaureate sermon by 
 Rev. Charles F. Wishart, Chicago. June 12 — Class Day, and Senior Ball. June 13 
 — Alumni Day. Henry J. Burt, '96, was elected president of Alumni association. 
 June 14 — Commencement, address by President James. One thousand and ninety- 
 five diplomas given. Commencement gifts: $1,200 Fellowship in Gaelic, by Irish 
 
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 Fellowship club of Chicago; Collection of 1500 books to be known as the Amanda 
 K. Casad Collection, by President James; Smith Memorial collection of books by 
 Constance Barlow-Smith. June 19 — Summer session registration, 1,068. 
 
 July 5 — Coburn players gave "Yellow Jacket," "Taming of the Shrew" and 
 "Merchant of Venice." July 21 — Barry Gilbert was appointed professor of law 
 in place of Professor Frederick Greene, on leave. Dr. Cullen W. Parmelee, Rut- 
 gers, appointed professor of ceramic engineering; Dr. Fanny Cook Gates, Grinnell 
 college, was appointed dean of women ; Dr. Joseph Howard Baird was appointed 
 health officer of the University. After 43 years of active service in the University 
 Dr. Nathan Clifford Ricker, '72, resigned as head of department of architecture 
 and professor of architecture. July 26 — Summer Prom. 
 
 Aug. 4 — Campus production : "Twelve Pound Look," by J. M. Barrie ; "The 
 Man Who Married a Dumb Wife," by Anatole France. Aug. 14 — Professor Henry 
 W. Ballentine, Wisconsin, was appointed dean of law school, and Dr. Ernst Bern- 
 baum, Harvard, as professor of English. 
 
 1916-17 
 
 Sept. 18-19 — Registration. Sept. 21 — -The Thacher Howland Guild memorial 
 prize in the interests of drama, was established. Oct. I — Registration to date, 
 5,135. Oct. 18 — Special law tuition abolished. Trustees assigned old horticultural 
 building to Battery F., Illinois National Guard. Oct. 21 — Corner stone of women's 
 residence hall was laid. Oct. 24 — Ground was broken for new music building by 
 the donor, Captain T. J. Smith. Oct. 26 — University district improvement associa- 
 tion launched by students. Nov. 7 — Ground was broken for new education build- 
 ing. Nov. &^-Recital by Mme. Gadski. Nov. 9 — Lecture by Professor Albert G. 
 Van Hecke on Belgian relief. Nov. 12 — Annual chrysanthemum show. Nov. 
 14-21 — Convention of federation of women's clubs. Nov. 17-19 — Homecoming. 
 Nov. 23 — French players present "Jean Marie" and "Le Jeu de I'Amour et du 
 Hasard." Nov. 24 — Deutcher Verein gave "Der Dummkopf." Nov. 27 — Illus- 
 trated lecture by Lorado Taft ; announcement of gift by Mr. Taft and Roland 
 Conklin of bronze Alma Mater statue. Nov. 30 — Thanksgiving convocation fol- 
 lowed by All-University barbecue. 
 
 Football, 1916: Illinois 30, Kansas 0; Illinois 3, Colgate 15; Illinois 6. Ohio 
 State 7; Illinois 24, Minnesota 7; Illinois 7, Chicago 20; Illinois 0, Wisconsin 0. 
 
 Dec. I — Concert-recital by Evan Williams. Dec. 4 — St. Louis Symphony or- 
 chestra concert. Dec. 6-7 — Dedication of ceramics engineering building. Dec. 8 — 
 Junior Prom. Dec. 9 — Illinois won from both Minnesota and Iowa in debates. 
 Dec. II — Violin recital by Theodore Speiring. Dec. 12 — Lecture by Lorado Taft. 
 Dec. 13 — First of series of dramatic hours, in which Mask and Bauble present 
 "The Lost Silk Hat," by Lord Dunsany. and "Mary's Wedding," by Gilbert Cannan. 
 Dec. 14 — Trustees decided to confer degrees four times a year — Aug., Oct.. Feb., 
 June. Dec. 19 — University choral and choristers gave "Elijah." Dec. 22-30 — 
 Lectures by Sir Rabindranath Tagore. Dec. 23 — Christmas vacation began. 
 
 Jan. 5 — Sophomore cotillion. Jan. 15 — Max Eastman lectured on "Progress." 
 Jan. 16 — Joint concert by Tilly Koenan and Antonio Sala. Jan. 17 — Mask and 
 Bauble gave Oliphant Dawn's "Maker of Dreams," in the first dramatic hour. 
 Jan. 17-21^ — Agricultural and engineering short course and school for housekeepers. 
 Jan. 19 — Band prom, concert. Lectures by Professor E. de Martonnie, University 
 of Paris, on "Geography of War Zone Battle Fields." Jan. 22 — Minneapolis Sym- 
 phony concert. Jan. 24 — W. B. McKinley gave $100,000 for University hospital. 
 Semester examinations began. 
 
 Feb. 5-6 — Registration. Feb. 5-8 — Vocational conference for women. Feb. 6 — 
 Post-exam jubilee. Dean W. F. M. Goss, of college of engineering, resigned. Feb. 
 II — Portmanteau players in five productions. Feb. 13 — Lecture-recital by Louis 
 Kuppin on "The Liturgy of the Jewish Worship." Feb. 17 — Lecture by Baroness 
 Huard on "My Home in the field of honor." Feb. 20 — Lorado Taft lecture on 
 "Michael Angelo." Feb. 23 — Military ball. Feb. 25 — Charles William Wallace lec- 
 turned on "Recent Shakespearian Research." 
 
 Basketball, 1916-1917: Illinois 28, Purdue 24; Illinois 38, Ohio State 14; Illinois 
 45, Northwestern 17; Illinois 45, Northwestern 17; Illinois 20, Chicago 10; Illinois 
 14, Wisconsin 25; Illinois 11, Minnesota 20; Illinois 19, Chicago 16; Illinois 34. 
 Ohio State 21; Illinois 18, Minnesota 17; Illinois 27, Purdue 16; Illinois 20, 
 Wisconsin 17; Illinois 21, Northwestern 12. 
 
 March i — Professor Charles R. Richards was appointed dean of the college 
 of engineering. Mar. 2 — Band concert. Mar. 6 — Council of administration ap- 
 
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 pointed star course board of control of three members of the faculty and four 
 students. Mar. 8 — Recital by Mischa Elman. Mar. 9-10 — -Mask and Bauble gave 
 "Passers By." Mar. 10 — Venetian fete by architects' club. Mar. 13 — Choristers 
 Lenten concert. Dr. Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead, University of Missouri, was ap- 
 pointed professor of history. The Goss residence on Nevada street was purchased 
 as a home for the president of the University. Werrett Wallace Charters, dean 
 of the faculty of education, University of Missouri, was appointed professor of 
 education. March 19-24 — Lectures by Mr. Cecil Sharp on folk dancing. March 
 24 — Literary societies present "Indian Summer" and Masefield's "Tragedy of 
 Nan." Freshman frolic. March 26 — Campus drive for Belgian relief. March 27 — 
 New York Symphony orchestra concert. March 28 — Lecture in interest of Belgian 
 drive by George Barr Baker, treasurer of American Committee. Mask and Bauble 
 gave "The Noble Lord" and "The Finger of God" in dramatic hour. March 29 — 
 Annual Gridiron banquet. March 30 — Illinois won debate from Wisconsin. House- 
 hold Science open house. March 31 — Popular concert and joint Christian Asso- 
 ciation mask party for Belgian relief. April 11 — Gross returns from Belgian 
 relief activities were $14,000. April 11-12- — Better community conference. April 
 12-13 — Legislators visited University. April 16 — Military 20, a new course for 
 women in Red Cross work, was begun. April 13-14 — Player's Club presented 
 "The Witching Hour" for Belgian relief. April 17 — War mass meeting; Major 
 Mearns talked on R. O. T. C. and war policy of University. Council agreed to 
 give full credit to all who withdrew for service. April 18 — Council approved peti- 
 tion of Illinois amtbulance unit. April 18-22 — Lectures by Dr. Edgar J. Banks, 
 archeologist, on "Turkey." April 18 — Military 10, elective course for juniors and 
 seniors, met with hearty student support. April 21 — First exodus of students for 
 military and farm work; 136 students withdrew. April 24 — Athletic board called 
 off Interscholastic. Instruction in Military 10 and 20 began. First Illinois am- 
 bulanciers left for France. University received hydro-aeroplane from government. 
 April 26 — Military inspection by Col. J. A. Penn. April 27-28 — Activities for ambu- 
 lance fund netted $3,750. May i — Dr. W. C. Bagley, director of the school of 
 education, resigned. May 5 — On this date 1,000 men had withdrawn for military 
 service. May 6 — Allied bazaar for ambulance unit in Gymnasium annex. Twenty 
 men formally pledged themselves to American ambulance field service before 5,000 
 people. The bazaar, planned by Pan-Hellenic council of women netted $1,300. 
 May 10 — Farewell for amliulanciers at Y. M. C. A. Pledge service for women 
 addressed by Dean Davenport. May 12-13 — Pierrots presented local talent opera 
 "Keep to the Right." May 16 — Choral and orchestral societies gave "The Rose 
 Maiden." May 17 — May fete was a Greek pageant. Mav 14-17 — School for house- 
 keepers. May 21 — First group of students for ground school of military aero- 
 nautics arrived and Y. M. C. A. became their barracks. Battery F pitched camp 
 on Military Field. May 23 — Dedication of Ricker Memorial library in engineering 
 hall. May 24 — Engineering convocation in honor of Dean Richards. May 31 — 
 Examinations began. 
 
 Baseball schedule, 1917: Illinois 8, Iowa o; Illinois 3. Ohio 7; Illinois i, Purdue 
 o; Illinois o, Ohio i; Illinois 9, Northwestern 3; Illinois 8, Chicago 4; Illinois 8, 
 Indiana i; Illinois 8, Iowa 7; Illinois 0, Indiana 5; Illinois 15. Qiicago 5- 
 
 June I — Star course recital by Mme. Galli-Curci. June 7 — Dr. Robert Graham, 
 University of Kentucky, was appointed professor of animal pathology. Mrs. Hen- 
 rotin resigned from the board of trustees. June 10-13 — Commencement week. 
 Tune 10 — Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Gerald B. Smith, Chicago.^ June 11 — 
 Class day and senior ball. June 12 — Alumni day. Henry J. Burt, '96, was re- 
 elected president of Alumni Association. F. W. Scott, '01, resigned as editor of the 
 Alumni Quarterly and Fortnightly Motes; he was appointed managing editor, and 
 Carl Stephens, '12, was appointed editor. Lawn festival. Band concert on Audi- 
 torium plaisance and president's reception. June 13 — Commencement address^by 
 Professor W. C. Bagley. 1,178 degrees were conferred. June 18 — Summer session 
 registration. June 22 — Informal reception for summer students. June 25 — New 
 residence hall for women was assigned as barracks for members of U. S. S. 
 M. A. 
 
 July 17 — Dr. D. A. K. Steele resigned a's dean of school of medicine and was 
 appointed professor emeritus of surgery. Property known as the Kerr woods 
 was purchased as a botanical and entomological preserve. Charles Wesley Rolfe, 
 '72, professor of geology, resigned after 36 years active service in University. 
 Trustees approved assignment of certain properties for co-operative houses for 
 girls. July 21— Players Club gave Lady Gregory's "Coats." July 23— Cobnrn 
 
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 Players gave "Romeo and Juliet," "Much Ado About Nothing," and "Julius 
 Caesar." July 24 — Tuition to be raised from $12.00 to $15.00 per semester and a 
 military deposit of $26.63 must be made. 
 
 Aug. 28— Professor Madison Bentley was released from University work to 
 accept a captaincy in aviation corps. Membership in American University Union 
 in Europe was authorized by trustees. Authorization was given by trustees for 
 purchase of property in College Place addition for University hospital. 
 
 1917-18 
 
 Sept. 4 — Dr. Charles Hughes Johnston, director of the school of education 
 was killed in an automobile accident. Sept. 17-18 — Registration. Sept. 18 — Major 
 E. W. McCaskey appointed commandant of University brigade. Three co-opera- 
 tive houses for women established. Infirmary for aviators established in bar- 
 racks, llliiii launched "smokes and chocolate" fund for Illinois students overseas. 
 Sept. 21 — Governor Lowden visited campus. 
 
 Oct. I — Three thousand nine hundred and seventy-eight students registered, a 
 decrease of 20% over preceding year. Oct. 2 — Patriotic mass meeting. University 
 district American Red Cross established in law building. Oct. 9 — Women's league 
 chapter of Red Cross approved. Oct. 20 — Trustees granted leave of absence for 
 military service to Professors E. C. Schmidt, Edward Bartow, and L. E. Young. 
 Professor Bevier was granted temporary leave to serve as acting chairman of 
 advisory home economics committee of the food administration. Oct. 19-20 — 
 Homecoming. Oct. 24 — Piano concert-recital by Ethel Leginska. Oct. 27 — Mechan- 
 ical engineering open house. Students and faculty subscribed $50,000 in second 
 liberty loan campaign. Oct. 28 — All-University service address by Dr. John A. 
 Macdonald, Toronto. Oct. 31 — Patriotic mass meeting addressed by Dean Kinley. 
 Pan-Hellenic voted to abolish formal dances for the year. 
 
 Nov. I- — P. L. Windsor, director of library school, left for Washington to 
 direct organization of camp libraries. Nov. 6-10 — Registration of women for war 
 service. Nov. 7 — Patriotic mass meeting addressed by President James. Nov. 8 — 
 Senate changed grading system from numerals to letters. Nov. 9 — Cornerstone 
 of music building laid. Nov. 13 — Lecture by Benjamin Scovill, war entertainer 
 behind the lines. Nov. 14 — Aviators took formal possession of Women's hall. 
 War convocation addressed by Senator James Hamilton Lewis. Nov. 16 — Joint 
 recital by Reinald Werrenrath and Lambert Murphey. Campus Scout ceased to 
 exist. Nov. 17 — Women assumed charge of refreshment booths at dances to aid 
 relief funds. Nov. 18 — Bugle service addressed by Miss Bertha Conde. Nov. 22— 
 Y. M. C. A. war fund drive obtained $28,000. Nov. 22-23 — High school conference. 
 Nov. 24 — Pierrot gave vaudeville show. Nov. 26 — Recital by Christine Miller. 
 Nov. 25 — All-University service address b> Bishop Granville H. Sherwood. Nov. 
 29 — Thanksgiving service addressed by Rev. R. R. Reed. Pageant in Auditorium, 
 "The sword of America." by W. C. Langdon. 
 
 Football schedule: Illinois 22, Kansas o; Illinois 7. Wisconsin o; Illinois 44. 
 Oklahoma 0; Illinois 27, Purdue o; Illinois 0, Chicago 0; Illinois o, Ohio 13; Illi- 
 nois 6, Minnesota 27. 
 
 Dec. 4 — St. Louis Symphony orchestra concert. Dec. 5— Annual convention 
 Illinois mayors and municipal officials. War lecture by Dean Albion W. Small, 
 "What America is fighting for." Dec. 6 — Annual glee club concert. Dec. 7 — Junior 
 prom. Dec. ll — Choral society gave "The Messiah." Dec. 13 — Illinois won in 
 debate with Iowa. Professors E. B. Greene and W. A. Oldfather released for war 
 work in Washington. Professor E. R. Dewsnup granted leave of absence to enter 
 military transportation service in England. Dec. 15 — Barrere ensernble concert. 
 Trustees appointed general War committee v\nth Vice-President David Kinley as 
 chairman, to coordinate and energize war activities. Dec. 14 — Lecture by Dr. Ale- 
 jandro Alvarez, Chilean jurist, "Necessity of Reconstructing International Law." 
 Illinois defeated Minnesota in debate. "Matrix," honorary journalist society, 
 formed. Dec. 18 — Mask and Bauble gave "Rosalie" and "Modesty" in dramatic 
 hour. Cadet brigade became R. O. T. C. Dec. 21 — Christmas vacation began. 
 Dec. 30 — Professor Charles M. Robinson died. 
 
 Jan. 4 — Harpsichord recital by Fannie Pelton-Jones. Senior banquet. Jan. 5 — 
 Professor A. W. Nolan was appointed State supervisor of agricultural education. 
 Jan. 7-9 — Ceramics short course opened. Jan. 10 — Violin recital by Theodore 
 Speiring. Jan. 11 — Sophomore cotillion. Jan. 12 — Pageant, "A Christmas Mystery 
 of the War," by W. C Langdon. Jan. i6--Lecture-visit of Miss Harriet Monroe. 
 Jan. 18 — Highway engineering short course began. Jan. 21 — Minneapolis Sym- 
 
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 phony orchestra concert. Jan. 22 — Bradley Hall leased for barracks for U. S. S. 
 M. A. Jan. 23 — Ben Greet players gave "The Merchant of Venice." Jan. 25 — 
 Examinations began. Feb. 5 — Post exam jubilee. Feb. 9 — Lectures by Professor 
 Fernand Baldensperger. Feb. 12-14 — Vocational conference for women. Feb. 12 — 
 Lincoln day convocation. Feb. 14 — University service flag raised, with 2,960 stars. 
 Feb. 20 — Lecture, "Interpreting War News," by Mr. S. J. Duncan-Clark. Feb. 21 — 
 Concert by Zoellner string quartet. Feb. 16 — Mr. Frank C. Baker appointed 
 curator of natural history museum. Feb. 22 — -Military ball. Feb. 23 — Water car- 
 nival. 
 
 Basketball schedule: Illinois 40, Milliken 15; Illinois 31, Milliken 13; Illinois 
 24, Wabash 9; Illinois 2-], Purdue 17; Illinois 28, Minnesota 17; Illinois 21, Wis- 
 consin 22; Illinois 19, Chicago 2.2,; Illinois 38, Northwestern 22; Illinois 35, Ohio 
 21; Illinois 6, Purdue 29; Illinois 15, Wisconsin 22; Illinois 14, Northwestern 29; 
 Illinois 20, Chicago 17. 
 
 March i — Band concert. March 2 — Thrift and war stamp campaign at Uni- 
 versity brought in $24,560. March 4-9 — Lectures and demonstration in folk danc- 
 ing by Mr. Cecil Sharp. March 10 — All-University service address by Dr. C. W. 
 Gilkey, Chicago, "Necessary Elements in World Democracy." Semi-centennial edi- 
 tion of lllin'x. March 11 — Northfield discussion movement started. March 12 — 
 Choral society gave "The Crucifixion." Trustees granted leave of absence to Pro- 
 fessor Bogart for government service in national defence. March 13 — War con- 
 vocation for women. March 14 — Coalition of Student council and Illinois, union. 
 March 15 — "Ag. Round-up." March 16 — First women's mixer. Joint recital by 
 Harold Bauer and Pablo Casais. March 18 — Lieut. Hector MacQuarne gave "A 
 message from the front." March 19 — Mask and Bauble gave "Her Aviator" in 
 dramatic hour. March 21-22 — Mask and Bauble gave "Seven Chances." Illinois 
 won in debate with Michigan. March 24 — All-University service address by Dr. 
 John Gardner, "Invested lives." March 25 — Chicago Symphony orchestra concert. 
 March 26 — Gamma Epsilon Pi installed. April 4-7 — Better community conference. 
 April 8 — War convocation addressed by Mr. B. F. Harris. April 10 — Mask and 
 Bauble gave "The Pigeon" in dramatic hour. April 11 — Lectures on Russia and 
 on "Honest Dollars" by Professor Edward Alsworth Ross. April 12 — Omicron 
 Nu war food show. April 13 — Russian Symphony orchestra concert. April 16 — 
 Capt. Thomas J. Smith, former trustee and donor of Tina Weedon Smith Memo- 
 rial Hall died. April 16-17 — Illinois chemists and engineers convention. April 17 — 
 University awarded honor flag for subscription of $111,000 to third Liberty loan. 
 April 20 — Players club staged "Her Husband's Wife." April 26 — Celebration of 
 Liberty day. April 27 — Arts and Crafts players gave "The Last Supper." "Nettie," 
 "The Lost Silk Hat." and "Supressed Desires." April 27 — All-University address 
 by Mr. Harry W. White. Y. M. C. A. Secretary to India. April 30 — Dr. Ben Zion 
 Mossinsohn, Jaffa, lectured on "Reconstruction of Palestine." 
 
 May I — Senior Illinae day. May 3 — Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi address 
 by Professor William Lyon Phelps on "A Literarj^ Pilgrimage to England." Dean 
 Fanny C. Gates resigned. May 4 — Council voted to establish proctor system of 
 examinations. Conference of deans of colleges and universities of middle west. 
 May 8 — War lecture by Mrs. Joseph London Smith on "The Children of the Fron- 
 tier." Dr. Burt E. Powell, University historian, etc., resigned. Total subscriptions 
 to third Liberty loan at University amounted to more than $200,000. May 10 — 
 Sttmt show. May 14 — Choral concert. May 15 — Phi Delta Psi became national 
 "Mortarboard." May i& — University led in parade launching Red Cross drive. 
 "Mardi Gras" staged by women for War relief. May 24-25 — Clifford Deveraux 
 players gave "The Romancers," "Ghosts." "The Bishops's Candlesticks," "Arms and 
 the Man." May 25— Matrix became Theta Sigma Chi. May 26 — University Red 
 Cross subscription amounted to $10,472. Sigma Alpha Nu installed. May 29 — 
 Women's patriot rally addressed by Mrs. Ira C. Wood. Dean H. V. Canter granted 
 leave of absence for overseas service in Y. M. C. A. University of Illinois 
 Women's club formed. May 30 — War Pageant, "The Titans of Freedom," by 
 W. C. Langdon. May 31 — Examinations began. 
 
 Baseball schedule : Illinois 4, Mississippi 2 ; Illinois 4, Mississippi 2 ; Illinois 
 6. Milliken 3; Illinois 4, Ohio 3; Illinos 2, Purdue 3; Illnois 3. Iowa o; Illinois Q. 
 Chicago 2 ; Illinois 5, Purdue 0, Illinois 4, Wisconsin ; Illinois 9. Chicago 6 ; 
 Illinois 4. Michigan 8; Illinois 13. Wisconsin o; Illinois 2, Michigan 6.^ 
 
 Track events: Illinois 6o5^, Notre Dame 565^; Illinois 70V2, Chicago 64;^; 
 Illinois 811/^, Wisconsin 627^. 
 
Ixxx University of Illinois 
 
 Tu„e Q-i2-Commencement week. June 9-Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. 
 Charles Ryan Adams, Champaign. June lO-Senior breakfast, class day, lawn 
 festiva fenior ball. June ii-Alumni day. E. C. Craig '93, was elected presi- 
 len of the Alumni association. At the annual meeting of the Association more 
 than $1,200 was subscribed in support of the University Union ^ Euiope^ It wa 
 announced that 3936 alumni, former students, and i^^embers of the f^J^^l^y ^f^^" 
 war service Band concert and Presidents reception. June 12— Commencement 
 Tddre's by Prelident James. Eight hundred and thirty-two degrees were conferred 
 
GROWTH OF THE UNIVERSITY BY YEARS 
 
 
 
 Students 
 
 Degrees 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 otal. 
 
 Tc 
 
 )tal. 
 
 Biennial 
 
 Year 
 
 Faculty 
 
 Ui 
 Urbana 
 
 -bana 
 md 
 
 Ur 
 Urbana a 
 
 3 ana 
 nd 
 
 Books 
 
 Bldgs. 
 
 Income 
 
 
 
 Ci 
 
 licago 
 
 Ch 
 
 cago 
 
 
 
 
 1867-68 
 
 4 
 
 77 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 $ 72,7.53.85 
 
 1868-69 
 
 11 
 
 128 
 
 
 
 
 1,092 
 
 
 
 1869-70 
 
 19 
 
 ISO 
 
 
 
 
 3,646 
 
 
 133,278.72 
 
 1870-71 
 
 19 
 
 278 
 
 
 
 
 4,538 
 
 
 
 1871-72 
 
 24 
 
 381 
 
 
 20 
 
 
 7,307 
 
 
 193.102.47 
 
 1872-73 
 
 25 
 
 400 
 
 
 14 
 
 
 8,427 
 
 2 
 
 
 1873-74 
 
 25 
 
 406 
 
 
 19 
 
 
 10,000 
 
 3 
 
 123,459..30 
 
 1874-75 
 
 30 
 
 373 
 
 
 37 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1875-76 
 
 27 
 
 386 
 
 
 28 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 183,870.11 
 
 1876-77 
 
 36 
 
 388 
 
 
 41 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1877-78 
 
 29 
 
 377 
 
 
 42 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 170,999.43 
 
 1878-79 
 
 33 
 
 416 
 
 
 23 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 1879-80 
 
 30 
 
 434 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 i 2,550 
 
 3 
 
 133.088.89 
 
 1880-81 
 
 28 
 
 379 
 
 
 36 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1881-82 
 
 26 
 
 352 
 
 
 34 
 
 
 13, '510 
 
 3 
 
 129,620.63 
 
 1882-83 
 
 24 
 
 382 
 
 
 36 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1883-84 
 
 25 
 
 330 
 
 
 42 
 
 
 i4,ood 
 
 3 
 
 141,0.32.79 
 
 1884-85 
 
 27 
 
 362 
 
 
 45 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1885-86 
 
 29 , 
 
 332 
 
 
 37 
 
 
 i 5,300 
 
 3 
 
 149.677.77 
 
 1886-87 
 
 29 
 
 343 
 
 
 30 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1887-88 
 
 29 
 
 377 
 
 
 34 
 
 
 17,288 
 
 3 
 
 180,959.97 
 
 1888-89 
 
 30 
 
 418 
 
 
 26 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1889-90 
 
 32 
 
 469 
 
 
 43 
 
 
 19,600 
 
 3 
 
 2.37,178.23 
 
 1890-91 
 
 39 
 
 519 
 
 
 49 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 1891-92 
 
 43 
 
 583 
 
 
 42 
 
 
 21, '2 16 
 
 4 
 
 359,144.14 
 
 1892-93 
 
 48 
 
 714 
 
 
 65 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 1893-94 
 
 67 
 
 718 
 
 
 69 
 
 
 
 5 
 
 491,940..55 
 
 1894-95 
 
 80 
 
 810 
 
 
 74 
 
 
 27. '7.50 
 
 6 
 
 
 1895-96 
 
 84 
 
 855 
 
 
 82 
 
 
 28.200 
 
 9 
 
 .594,938.40 
 
 1896-97 
 
 170 
 
 878 
 
 1,059 
 
 95 
 
 137 
 
 30,100 
 
 12 
 
 
 1897-98 
 
 184 
 
 1,034 
 
 1,582 
 
 89 
 
 232 
 
 36,990 
 
 13 
 
 607,632.00 
 
 1898-99 
 
 194 
 
 1.152 
 
 1,824 
 
 110 
 
 265 
 
 41,678 
 
 12 
 
 
 1899-1900 
 
 229 
 
 1,531 
 
 2,225 
 
 153 % 
 
 328 
 
 44,502 
 
 13 
 
 947,486.98 
 
 1900-01 
 
 242 
 
 1,709 
 
 2,505 
 
 174 • 
 
 388 
 
 47,074 
 
 15 
 
 
 1901-02 
 
 279 
 
 2,020 
 
 2,932 
 
 183 
 
 484 
 
 .52,717 
 
 18 
 
 1,363,716.08 
 
 1902-03 
 
 316 
 
 2.342 
 
 3,289 
 
 229 
 
 525 
 
 57,594 
 
 18 
 
 
 1903-04 
 
 351 
 
 2,674 
 
 3,592 
 
 312 
 
 677 
 
 66,639 
 
 19 
 
 1,814,863.78 
 
 1904-05 
 
 350 
 
 2,779 
 
 3,734 
 
 295 
 
 616 
 
 74,326 
 
 27 
 
 
 1905-06 
 
 408 
 
 3,225 
 
 4,091 
 
 313 
 
 618 
 
 83,136 
 
 27 
 
 2,166,372.29 
 
 1906-07 
 
 442 
 
 3,577 
 
 4,318 
 
 390 
 
 608 
 
 95,946 
 
 28 
 
 
 1907-08 
 
 472 
 
 3,959 
 
 4.746 
 
 408 
 
 721 
 
 108,283 
 
 32 
 
 3,102,761.42 
 
 1908-09 
 
 497 
 
 4,141 
 
 4.979 
 
 568 
 
 799 
 
 127,106 
 
 33 
 
 
 1909-10 
 
 538 
 
 4.323 
 
 5,118 
 
 584 
 
 766 
 
 157,836 
 
 35 
 
 3,199,832.34 
 
 1910-11 
 
 555 
 
 4,401 
 
 5,217 
 
 602 
 
 792 
 
 180,371 
 
 36 
 
 
 1911-12 
 
 583 
 
 4,340 
 
 5,200 
 
 646 
 
 856 
 
 209,529 
 
 44 
 
 4,294,952.88 
 
 1912-13 
 
 587 
 
 4,369 
 
 5.087 
 
 682 
 
 745 
 
 233,586 
 
 46 
 
 
 1913-14 
 
 704 
 
 4,766 
 
 5,539 
 
 851 1 
 
 032 
 
 262,926 
 
 47 
 
 5,622.928,87 
 
 1914-15 
 
 739 
 
 5,446 
 
 5,956 
 
 814 
 
 983 
 
 300,592 
 
 53 
 
 
 1915-16 
 
 762 
 
 5,878 
 
 6,437 
 
 932 1 
 
 126 
 
 330,895 
 
 60 
 
 6,263,763.93 
 
 1916-17 
 
 840 
 
 6,270 
 
 6,828 
 
 1036 1 
 
 223 
 
 379.045 
 
 64 
 
 
 1917-18 
 
 836 
 
 5.007 
 
 5.590 
 
 742 
 
 928 
 
 387,9991 
 
 66 
 
 6,354,8602 
 
 1 In addition there were on June 1, 1918, in the library at Urbana, 48,590 pamphlets, 2042 maps, and 4316 
 pieces of sheet music; the library of the State Laboratory of Natural History contained 9,938 volumes, 
 1200 pamphlets, and 8 maps; that of the State Geological Survey, 2,250 books 4,875 pamphlets, and 
 975 maps. In Chicago the College of Medicine had 19,526 volumes and 3,200 pamphlets; the School of 
 Pharmacy, 3,350 books and 1200 pamphlets. The grand total on June 1, 1919 was 422,763 books, 60,071 
 pamphlets, and 3025 maps 
 
 2 Estimated. 
 
 Ixxxi 
 
NOTE 
 
 An attempt has been made to record concerning each graduate (i) full name, 
 (2) degree or degrees, (3) present occupation, (4) date and place of birth, (5) narnes 
 of parents and date and place of birth of each, (6) preparation for University, 
 (7) membership in societies and fraternities, (8) university honors, (9) services and 
 achievements, (10) membership and office in important organizations, (11) date and 
 place of marriage, with name of husband or wife, (12) names of children and dates 
 of births and deaths, and (13) present address. 
 
 Unless otherwise noted, all degrees were received at Illinois. 
 
 Under (7) much material that may seem trivial has been included because of the 
 interest attaching to details of undergraduate life. Two addresses have in most cases 
 been given, the home address being more or less permanent, the business address, 
 being, especially for teachers, subject to frequent change. 
 
 An asterisk (*) indicates that the person before whose name it stands is dead. 
 A dagger (f) indicates that the person after whose biographical sketch it appears 
 has not responded to letters and that the sketch has been prepared from such infor- 
 mation as could be obtained elsewhere. Since mail addressed to these persons has 
 not been returned the addresses are presumably correct. A double dagger ($) in- 
 dicates that the address is the latest known, but incorrect. Biographies and addresses 
 were revised in accordance with information received on or before May 9, 1919 
 for the class of 1872, and until May 20, 1919. for the class of 1918. 
 
 In many cases the subjects of sketches have kindly submitted detailed lists of 
 writings so long that they could not be included. These, together with all other 
 material used in compiling this and earlier editions of the Alumni Record, are pre- 
 served in the office of the Alumni Association. Additional material, corrections, 
 photographs — anji:hing of biographical significance — sent to that office will be filed 
 and preserved. 
 
 The Editor is indebted to all who have helped in the compiling of the book, es- 
 pecially to Thomas Arkle Clark, '90, fo» in formation about alumni in the war, and to 
 Carl Stephens, '12, for daily assistance from the beginningto the end of the task, 
 and for compiling the war service index and the accompanying statistics. 
 
 May. iqi9. F- "W. S. 
 
 Ixxxii 
 
BACCALAUREATE ALUMNI 
 
 OF THE 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 
 CLASS OF 1872 (9 LIVING, 11 DEAD) 
 
 I. MILO BENEDICT BURWASH 
 Retired farmer; M. S. in Agr., 1892; b. D 3, 
 i849> Quebec, Canada; s. Samuel (b. 1816, do.) 
 and Lois (Barber) Burwash (b. 1826, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Philomathean. 
 .-Iddress, 610 W. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 2. JOHN JEFFERSON DAVIS 
 Curator of Herbarium; B. S. in Cham., 1878; 
 b. N 4, 1852, Steplienson Co., 111.; s. John 
 Andre (b. Pa.) and Amy (Springer) Davis 
 (b. Malone. N. Y.). Prepared in Freeport H. 
 S.; M. D., Hahnemann iMed. Coll., Chicago, 
 1875. Delta Tau Delta. Mem., Am. Botanical 
 Soc; Am. Phytopath Soc. ; Forrey Botanical 
 Club; Wis. Acad. Sc, Arts and Letters; Fellow, 
 A. A. A. S.; Wis. Archsol. Soc. Married 
 .■\nna Margaret Snyder, 1882, Racine. Wis. 
 Children: John Archibald, b. 1883; Marguerite, 
 b. 1887. Address, Biology Bldg., Madison, Wis. 
 
 3. *HENRY N. DRURY 
 (Brother of No. 40) 
 Physician; B. S., 1895; b. N 29, 1847, 
 Switzerland Co., Ind.; s. Henry (b. 1821, 
 Massac Co., 111.) and Lydia (Bassett) Drury 
 (b. Switzerland (Zo., Ind.). Prepared in Mason 
 H. S.; M. 1)., Chicago, 1876. Med. Exam. 
 Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. ; 
 M. W. A.; connected with I. O. G. T.; A. L. 
 of H. Married Hattie Nurm, 1873, Champaign 
 (died 1873); Mary E. Mann, 1883, Newton, 
 111. Children: Jean Paul, b. O 4, 1888; Lillian 
 Lucile, b. My 26, 1891. Died 1913. 
 
 4. -ALFRED MURRAY FLAGG 
 Cert.; b. Jl 10, 1848, Rochelle, 111.; s. Willard 
 
 Parker (b. Je 8, 1808, Richmond, Vt.) and 
 Lucy (Cochran) Flagg (b. My 19, 1812). Pre- 
 pared in Acad., Alton. Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Studied law in Rochelle; admitted to bar, 1874; 
 Lawyer and writer, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., Besse- 
 mer, Mich., Hurley, Mich., 1874-84; news writer 
 and ed., Superior, Wis., Leader, and later of 
 Forum, 1884-99; Ed. writer, Duluth News-Tri- 
 bune, 1889, till death. Mem., Epis. Church. 
 Married Jessie Marshall, 1878, Sioux Falls. 
 Died N i, 1904, Duluth, Minn. 
 
 5. *MILES FAYETTE HATCH 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 22, 237) 
 Farmer and Real Est. Agt.; j\I. S. in C. E., 
 1893; b. Ap 17, 1847, Burton, 111.; s. Lewis 
 (b. Ap 20, 1814, Washington (To., N. Y.) and 
 Mandana (Cole) Hatch (b. Jl 22, 1825. Hill, 
 N. H.). Prepared in Todd's Sem., Woodstock, 
 and Bryant and Stratton's Cml. Coll., Chicago. 
 PViilomathean; Scholarship. Contr., 1872-6; Saw 
 Mill owner and operator, 1876-93; Farmer and 
 Real Est. Agt., 1893 — . Married Tamar Ann 
 Richardson, My 26, 1877, San Francisco. 
 Child, Lewis Miles, b. N 28, 1880. Died Ja 21, 
 1919. 
 
 6. GEORGE HENRY LYMAN 
 Real Est. and Abstract Bus.; Cert, in C. E. ; 
 b. O 4, 1850, Farmingdale, 111.; s. Henry Pratt 
 (b. Ag 10, 180S, Vt.) and Mercy Bannister 
 
 (Sanders) Lyman (b. D 3, 1805, Bethel, Vt.). 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Philomathean. 
 Asst. Div. Engr., I. C. R. R., 1872-5; Engr. 
 for Cairo & Vincennes R. R., 1875-7; Const. 
 Engr. for different railroads, 1877-8; Engr. in 
 charge of Transfer Const., Cairo, and Asst. 
 Chief of Cotton Belt Route, 1878-82; Asst. 
 Supt., Little Rock, Ft. Smith, R. R., 1882-4; 
 Real Est. and Abstract Bus., Ft. Smith Ark., 
 1S84— . Mem., A. F. A. M.: Knights Templar: 
 Shrine; B. P. O. E.; I. O. O. F. Married 
 Emma Stewart, Ja 16, 1873, Champaign. Child- 
 ren: Georgiana, b. D 17, 1885; Henry Pratt, 
 b. Mr 25, 1890. Address, 316 N. 6th St., 
 Ft. Smith, Ark. 
 
 7. *JAMES NEWTON MATTHEWS 
 Physician; M. L., 1891; b. My 27, 1852, near 
 
 Greencastle, Ind.; s. William fb. 1819, Va.) 
 and Deborah (Hopewood) Matthews (b. 1826, 
 Ky.). Prepared in Pub. Sch., i\lason. First 
 Matriculant in Univ. M. D., Mo. Med. Coll., 
 1878. Delta Tau Delta; Philomathean. Pres., 
 Bd. of U. S. Pension Ex., Effingham, twelve 
 yrs. Auth. : Tempe Vale and Other Poems, 
 Chas. Kerr, 1888, 200 pp.; Poems by Alonzo 
 Hilton Davis, with Memoir, 1891; The Lute of 
 Life, Cincinnati, Horton and Co., 191 1, 348 pp.; 
 many poems in current mags. One of the found- 
 ers and V. P. of West. Assn. of Writers. Mem., 
 Esculapian Med. Soc. and 111. St. Med. Soc. 
 Married Luella Matthews, Je 2, 1878 (died F 
 II, 1894); Madaline Wright, D 30, 1896. 
 Children: William Vivian, b. Mr 28, 1879; 
 James Riley, b. Te 10, 1883; Courtland Wade, 
 b. D 14, 1897. Died Mr 7, 1910, Mason, 111. 
 
 8. CALVIN EBENEZER PARKER 
 Physician: Cert.; b. S 7, 1850, Worcester, 
 
 Mass.; s. E. W. (b. O 28, 1813) and C. A. 
 (Allen) Parker (b. S 17, 1818, Mass.). M. D. 
 Mo. Med. Coll., 1877. Married Martha E. 
 Baker, 1872. Address, 2707 Dalton Ave., Los 
 Angeles. t 
 
 9. 'ISAAC STUART RAYMOND 
 (Father of Nos. 1262, 1263) 
 Farmer; M. L., 1895; b. Ja 29, 1849, Ray- 
 mond, O. ; s. Nathaniel (b. S 19, 181 1, Mt. 
 Vernon, N. H.) and Melissa Stuart (Ballston) 
 Raymond (b. D 9, 1818, Spa, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Peru and Champaign Pub. Sch. Philomath- 
 ean. Pres., First Nat. Bank of Philo, six yrs.; 
 Pres., The Citizens Bank. Tolono. five yrs.; 
 Pres., The Champaign Co. Farmers Inst., twelve 
 yrs.; Trustee, Univ. of 111., 1892-8: served 
 thirty-seven yrs. as Sch. Trustee of Raymond 
 Tp. and nineteen yrs. as Tp. Supvr. Mem., The 
 Patrons of Husbandry, 111. Soc; S. A. R. 
 Married Edith Eaton, O 27, 1875, Philo, 111. 
 Children: John Eaton ('99). b. N 19 1876; 
 Ruth Cleveland ('90), b. Je 8, 1878. Died Jl 
 19. 191S. Sidney, 111. 
 
 10. WILLIE ALBERT REISS 
 Engr. and Surv.; M. S., 1894; b. Mr 31. i8S3. 
 Belleville, 111.; s. Frederick (b. O 28, 1826, 
 Ger.) and Susanna (Hopp) Reiss (b. Ag 27, 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1872 
 
 1827, do.). Prepared in Belleville H. S. 
 Attended Wash. Univ., St. Louis, one yr. 
 Philomathean. C. E., M. C. V., & Ft. Scott 
 R. R., 1873-4; Prin., Schs., 1874-88; Gen. 
 Engr. and Surv., 1888 — . State Militia, 1876- 
 84; Deputy Co. Surv., St. Clair Co.; Deputy 
 Co. Treas., part of one term. Mem., Bd. of 
 Educ. (six yrs.); Univ. of 111. Club, St. Louis, 
 (Pres. four yrs.); Illini Club, Belleville 
 (Pres.); etc. Married Matilda Faas, S 26, 
 1882, Millstadt. 111. Children: Paula Helen, 
 b. Jl 6, 1883 (died My 9. 1891); Elmer Fred, 
 b. Ja 28, 1886; Ben Harry, b. Mr 31, 1889; 
 Edwin Joseph and Edgar Rudolph, b. Ja 3, 
 1 89 1. Address, 200 Portland Ave., Belleville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 II. *STEPHEN AVERY REYNOLDS 
 
 Lawyer; M. L. 1897; b. Jl 6, 1849, Mukwon- 
 ago. Wis.; s. Edward Hinman (b. O i, 1823, 
 Taghkanic, N. Y.) and Olive (Bidwell) Rey- 
 nolds (b. Je 18, 1824, Dalton, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Belvidere. Philomathean. Lawyer in Belvi- 
 dere, Rockford and Chicago, 1880-99. Auth. : 
 Fuller's Law Manual (with Hon. Chas. Fuller), 
 Stephen Avery Reynolds & Co., Chicago, 1878; 
 Lost Lac Labelle; Last Year's Leaves, and 
 many other poems; contributed to various pub- 
 lications, including home paper and Illini. 
 Served in 3Sth and 36th Gen. Assem. of 111.; 
 Justice of Peace, Belvidere, a number of yrs. 
 Married Delia M. Fillmore, 1876, Champaign. 
 Children: Edward F., b. Mr 19. 1877; Alpher- 
 syne L., b. O 12, 1878; Frederick J., b. My 4. 
 1881. Died Ag 13, 1899, Elgin, 111. 
 
 12. THOMAS EDWIN RICKARD 
 Retired Horticulturist; M. L., 1893; b. Jl 2, 
 1850, Springfield, 111.; s. Simon Peter (b. O 16, 
 1 82 1, Va.) and Sophia Jane (Earnest) Rickard 
 (b. Ag 24, 1823, 111.). Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. Philomathean. Farmer, Springfield; 
 Pres., Farmers & Merchants Bank of Hemet, 
 Calif., 1907-11; Horticulturist, do. Capt. Com- 
 manding (:o. A, Chicago fire. Mem., Presby. 
 (ihurch, Trustee. Married Kate Eliza Board- 
 man, N 26, 1879, Springfield, 111. Children: 
 Frances Beatrice, b. O 23, 1880; Lucius 
 Simon, b. Jl 26, 1882; Laurence Edwin, b. 
 S I, 1884; Ernest Woodward, b. O 6, 1886; 
 Howard Brown, b. D 1, 1889: Raymond Bonsall 
 b. Je 2, 1892; Katharine Helen, b. Jl 28, 1900. 
 Address, 201 N. Euclid Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 13. NATHAN CLIFFORD RICKER 
 
 (Husband of No. 88; Father of No. 2224) 
 
 Professor emeritus; B. S.; M. Arch., 1878; 
 D. Arch., 1900; b. Jl 24, 1843, Acton, Me.; 
 s. Gen. Ebenezer (b. Shapleigh, Me.) and Mary 
 (Stacy) Ricker (b. 1821, do.). Prepared in Pub. 
 Sch., Me., and pvt. study.' Tau Beta Pi; 
 Acacia; Sigma Xi: Alpha Rho Chi; Second 
 Pres. Coll. Govt. Taught Country sch., 1861- 
 2; stud., Bauakadeniie, Berlin, summer sem., 
 1873; in charge Dept. of Arch., Univ. of 111., 
 first two terms, 1872-3; Instr., 1873; Asst. 
 Prof., 1874; Prof, of Arch., 187S-1917; Prof- 
 emeritus, Ja ipi7 — ; Dean of Coll. of Engng., 
 1878-1905; relieved of adm. duties upon own 
 request, 1910. Auth.: Graphic Statics and 
 Trussed Roofs, 1884; Buls. of Engng. Exp. 
 on Trussed Roofs, Exten. of Dewey Decimal 
 System for Arch, and Building, Base and Bear- 
 ing Plates for Columns and Girders; Transla- 
 tion of Wagner's Moderne Architecktur, Brick- 
 builder, 1902; translations from French and 
 German made for Arch. Lib.; Hist, of Arch., 
 18 vols.; Arch. Design, 6 vols.; Dictionary of 
 French Mediaeval Arch., 11 vols., nearly com- 
 pleted; numerous articles and reviews in arch, 
 iours. ; Inland Arch. Handbook to Chicago Pub. 
 Lib.; Design and Const, of Roofs; Simplified 
 Formulas and Tables; Graphic Statics and its 
 Applications, in progress. Mem., Unitarian 
 
 Church; 111. Bd. of Exam., 1897-1917; U. S. 
 Assay C)omn., 1903; 111. Comn. on Bldg. Laws, 
 igii. Arch, of Law Bldg., Armory, Nat. Hist. 
 Hall of the Univ. of 111.; Lib. Bldg., do., with 
 J. M. White; Expert Adviser, Competition for 
 Carnegie Lib., Davenport, la.; Competition for 
 H. S. bldg., Burlington, la.; Competition for 
 St. Arsenal, Springfield, 111.; Competition for 
 U. S. Dept. of Justice, Wash. D. C, 1910; 
 Competition for Court House, Edwardsville, 
 111., 1913-14. Married Alary C. Steele ('75), 
 Ag 25, 187s (died Ag 6, 1910). Child, Ethel 
 ('04), b. Ap 12, 1883. Address, 612 W. Green 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 14. CHARLES WESLEY ROLFE 
 (Father of Nos. 1407, 1759, 1957, 3525.) 
 Professor emeritus and Farmer; B. S.; M. S., 
 1S78; b. Ap 17, 1850, Arlington Hgts., 111.; s. 
 Charles Wesley (b. Me.) and Melissa Deette 
 (Haven) Rolfe (b. N 5, 1829, near Sacket's 
 Harbor, N. Y.). Prepared in Oswego. Philo- 
 mathean. Asst., Nat. Hist., Univ. of 111., 1872- 
 3; Prill., Schs., Sidney, 1873-4; taught in 
 Jennings, Sem., Aurora, 1874-6; Prin., Water- 
 man. 1876-7; Supt., Schs., Kankakee, 1877-81; 
 Teach. Nat. Sc. in Prep., 1881-4; Prof., Geol., 
 Univ. of III., 1884-1917; Prof, emeritus, S 
 1 91 7 — . Married Martha Kinsman Farley, D 
 26, 1877, Oswego, 111. Children: Martha Deette 
 Coo), b. Jl II, 1879; Mary Annetta ('02), b. 
 Ap 3, 1881; Susan Farley ('03), b. O 13, 1882; 
 Amy Lucile ('08), b. F 5, 1886. Address, 601 
 E. John St., Champaign. 
 
 15. *CHARLES WALLACE SILVER 
 (Brother of No. 16.) 
 Promoter; Cert.; b. Ap 25, 1852, Springboro, 
 O.; s. Wallace (b. My 29, 1829, do.) and Rebec- 
 ca (Mullin) Silver (b. D 11, 1830, do.). Prepared 
 in LTrbana H. S. Philomathean. Admitted to 
 bar, Kan., 1879; do.. 111., 1889; Merchant, Pres.. 
 Bd. of Tr., etc., Lyons, Kan., 1880-9; Assoc, 
 The Credit Co., 1889-1903; Promoter and Or- 
 ganizer, 1903- — ; Sec. and Treas., Miravalles 
 Co., Durango, Me.x.; Pres., Internal. Mex. 
 Land, Lumber and Stock Development Co^ do. 
 Auth.: Twentieth Century Conduct, or a Secu- 
 lar Anathema on Fakery in Business, Social and 
 Professional Life, 528 pp.; Ideals and Idealism 
 (painphlet). Married Mary Snow Gurr, Ja i, 
 1S77 (died Mr 9, 1884); Mary Susan Wright, 
 Ap 5, 1885. Children: Walter Gurr, b. S 30, 
 1877; Spencer Ferguson, b. D 23, 1888; Brooker 
 Mullin, b. N 7, 1891; Myra Esther, b. N 15, 
 1896. Died Je 12, 1916, San Antonio. Tex. 
 
 16. 'HOWARD SILVER 
 (Brother of No. 15) 
 Teacher and Farmer; M. L., 1894; b. D 21, 
 1850, Springboro, O.; s. Wallace (b. My 29, 
 1829, do.) and Rebecca (Mullin) Silver (b. D 
 II, 1830, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Adelphic. Married Edna E. Foster, S 1873. 
 Chilcfren: Charles; Raymond; Minnie; Bertha; 
 Edna. Died Jl 24, 1905, Oklahoma City, Okla. 
 
 17. *JARED TEEPLE 
 Cert.; b. Ag 15, 1847, near Ingersoll, Oxford 
 Co., Ont.; s. Pellum Cartwright (b. N 28, 1809, 
 West Oxford, Ont.) and Mary Amelia (Gleason) 
 Teeple (b. S 20, 1816, Rowe, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Jennings Sem., Aurora; Todd Sem., Wood- 
 stock. State Militiaman, on duty at the Chicago 
 Fire 1871; Pvt. Sec. to Regent Gregory, Univ. 
 of 111.; Recorder, U. S. Lake Sur., Detroit, 
 1872; Engr. in charge of Field Work, Carto- 
 grapher and Computer, 1877; lumber dealer 
 until 1884; Village Trustee, 1883; Police Jus- 
 tice. 1886-7; retired from bus. in 1884. Joint 
 Auth.: Engng. Dept., U. S. A.; Tables showing 
 difference of level in feet, corresponding to a 
 given angle, when the distance is read in metres 
 
i873l 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 or feet, and for Horizontal Reductions, for use 
 with stadia, Washington Govt. Print. Office, 
 1879, 65 pp. Mem., West. Lit. Assn. Died 
 A\) 2, 1 888, Nashville, Tenn. [It appears, after 
 the book is in type, that Jared Teeple did not 
 obtain a certificate. His name has been included 
 in all previous editions of the Record. Editor] 
 
 :8, *JACOB NORTON WHARTON 
 B. S., 189s; b. 1846, Cassville, Pa. Prepared 
 in Bement IL S. Teacher, III. and Kan., 1846- 
 1887; P. O. Clerk, Douglas Park. Chicago, 
 1887-1913. Married Emma R. Bailey, 1887. 
 Died Jl 15, 1916, Maywood, 111. 
 
 19. *ALONZO LYONS WHITCOMB 
 
 Physician and Farmer; M. L., 1894; b. Mr 
 30, 184S; s. Rollin (b. S 9, 1808, N. Y.) and 
 Alma Taylor (Lyons) Whitcomb (b. D 31, 1819, 
 Coalrain, Mass.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Philomathean. Phys. and Surg., St. Paul, 
 1889-1905; Phys. and Fruit Farmer, Rogers, 
 Ark., 1905-9. Mem., 111. St. Med. Assn.; 
 Champaign Co. Med. Soc. (Pres. 1885-7); Am. 
 
 Med. Assn.; Ramsey Co., Minn. Med. Soc; 
 Benton Co., Minn., Med. Soc; U. S. Pension 
 Exam. Bd. Married Mattie Julia Beach, O 27, 
 1880. Children: Edwin, b. S 7, 1881; Alma 
 Dwight, b. D 18, 1887 (died F 2, 1888); Dwight 
 Cummins, b. Ap 24, 1891; Lois, b. D i, 1897. 
 Died Ap 10, 1909, Rogers, Ark. 
 
 20. REUBEN O. WOOD 
 Farmer; Cert.; B. S., 1895; b. N 30, 1845, 
 Woodburn, 111.; s. Jonathan L. (b. Ja 18, 1803, 
 Jonesboro, Wash. Co., Tenn.) and Aurora B. 
 (Foster) Wood (b. S 5, 18:1 Winthrop, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Sawyers Acad., Bunker Hill. Philo- 
 mathean; Delta Tau Delta; Pres. Coll. Govt. 
 Co. F., 133d 111. Inf. Volunteers, and Co. G., 
 150th 111. Inf. Volunteers. Militiaman at Chi- 
 cago during the great fire in O 1871; Brev. 
 Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. Filled various positions 
 as supt. in Co. Fair Assn. and political offices, 
 such as Justice of the Peace, Assessor, High- 
 way Commissioner, Tp. Supvr., Sch. Trustee, 
 etc. Married Eliza J. Howell, Ja i, 1880. Ad- 
 ilrcss, Woodburn, III. 
 
 CLASS OF 1873 (11 LIVING, 4 DEAD) 
 
 21. CHARLES PEYTON GR.A.HAM 
 Retired Minister; M. L., 1893; b. Ap 5, 
 1847, Oregon, Mercer Co.. Ky. ; s. James M. (b. 
 Jl 14, 1811, Ky.) and Ellen (Ficklin) Graham 
 (b. O 7, 1820, do.). Prepared in Pvt. Sch. near 
 Eldorado, Mercer Co. Adelphic; charter mem. 
 and first Sec, Y. M. C. A. Licensed as Presby. 
 Minister, 1874; ordained, Winfield, Kan., 1879. 
 Served number of churches (longest time with 
 any, eleven yrs.) for 35 yrs.; called "The 
 Church Builder of Kansas," having been instru- 
 mental in building seven during his ministry; 
 one of the speakers at the first Alumni Assn. 
 meeting held Je 8, 1875. Mem., Emporia Pres- 
 bytery, seventeen yrs.; represented that body 
 in the Gen. Assem. of Presby. church in the 
 U. S. A., convened in Portland, Ore., 1892; 
 introduced in that meeting the first anti-tobacco 
 resolution ever adopted by the denomination. 
 Mem.. Bloomington, 111. Presbytery, 1892 — . 
 Married Ellen Piggott, Ag 20, 1885, Chicago. 
 Address, 1805 Cuyler Ave., Chicago. 
 
 22. FREDERIC LEWIS HATCH 
 (Brother of Nos. s, 237) 
 
 Farmer; M. S., 1891; b. N i, 1848, Spring 
 Grove, 111.; s. Lewis (b. Ap 20, 1814, Hebron, 
 N. Y.) and Mandana (Cole) Hatch (b. Jl 22, 
 1825, Hill, N. H.). Prepared in Dist. Schs. ; 
 Elgin Acad. Philomathean; Agr. Club. Trustee, 
 Univ. of 111., 1899-1905, also 1907-13; Pres., 
 Bd. of Trustees, two yrs.; Supvr. Burton Tp., 
 ten yrs. Pres., Agr. Soc. of McHenry Co., five 
 yrs. Auth.: The Hundredth Man in Hort., Vol 
 28, 111. Hort. Rpt. ; various lectures published 
 in Farmers Inst. Reports of 111. Mem., St. 
 Dairymen's Assn.; Farmers' Inst. Given special 
 recognition and a place in the Hall of Fame at 
 the Univ. of Wis., F 8, 1918. Married Anna 
 Melissa Reynolds, Belvidere, 111., Ja 3, 1876 
 (died Mr 26, 1896); Mrs. Ethelyn Baker Foster, 
 D 21, 1905, Chicago. Address, Spring Grove, 
 111. 
 
 23. CHARLES IRVING HAYS 
 
 Teacher; B. S., 1878; M. S., 1894; b. Je 
 28, 1851, Darke Co., O.; s. Samuel (b. 1812, 
 Pa.) and Elizabeth (Martin) Hays (b. 1812, O.). 
 Prepared in Pub. Sch. Adelphic, Pres. Mine 
 Supt., Colo., 1884; Teaching, 1885—. Auth.: 
 Best Methods of Raising House Plants, 1876. 
 Deacon, Elder, of Church; Pres. of Colo. Acad, 
 of Sc, 1901-2; Sec, Sc Sect. St. Teachers 
 Assn., 1909-10; Pres., Sc. Sect. State Teach. 
 Assn., 1910-11. Married Izamba A. Mcintosh, 
 Tl 17, 1887. Children: Irving Winfield, b. N 
 30, 1880; Earle Samuel, b. O 16, 1891. Ad- 
 dress, N. Side High .School, Denver. 
 
 24. AUGUSTUS L. HENNESSEY 
 Farmer; Cert, in C. E.; b. D 10, 1847, LaSalle 
 111.; s. Thomas Walker (b. N 1811, Ire.) and 
 Charlotte (Cadwell) Hennessey (b. Ja 1821, N. 
 v.). Prepared in Pub. Schs. Attended Niagara 
 Univ., Niagara Falls, N. Y., 1868-9. Adelphic. 
 -\uth.: published the La Salle Tribune for some 
 yrs. In U. S. Customs Service, Chicago, 1893- 
 4; later with Jour, of A. M. A.; engaged in 
 citizens' culture. 191 3. Married Emma Bassett, 
 Ja I, 1876 (died O 7, 1889). Children: Ethel, 
 h. D 1878 (died Mr 1894); Enid, b. Ag 1880; 
 Leroy, b. F 1882; Lora, b. My 1885. Address, 
 Fellsmere, Fla. 
 
 25. *EDGAR LOUIS HILL 
 Daii^yman and Farmer; B. S., 1895; b. N 28, 
 1848, Columbus, O.; s. John William (b. N 11, 
 1823, Hesse, Ger.) and Barbara Ellen (Clark) 
 Hill (b. Ja 10, 1823, Worthington, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Brothers Sch. Teutopolis; also a sch. in 
 southern 111. Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Philomathean. 
 Farming, 1882; Farming and Sheep Raising, 
 1889; Dairying and Farming, 1899-1905, Caro- 
 lina, Porto Rico. Married Jennie M. Detmers, 
 O 28, 1874, Manhattan, Kan. Children: William 
 Henry, b. O 15, 1875; Edgar Louis, b. N 13, 
 1877; Mary Ellen, b. F 21, 1882; Charles 
 Frederic, b. Ag 17, 1882; Edith, b. Ap 10, 1885 
 (died My 14, 1885); Freda Margaret, b. My 3, 
 1886; Robert Elsmere, b. Ja 5, 1889; Jeannette 
 Barbara, b. Mr 4, 1892. Died O 10, 1905, 
 Elgin, Tex. 
 
 26. *SAMUEL HOUSTON HOOK 
 
 B. L., 1805; b. 1854. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Deceased. 
 
 27. "ANDREW T. MORROW 
 (Father of No. 2187) 
 Cert., 1S74; C. E., 1892; b. A% 2, 1845, Grant 
 Co., Ind. ; s. Joseph (b. 1799, N. C.) and Mary 
 (Smith) Morrow (b. 1810, Va.). Prepared in 
 Jonesboro (Ind.) H. S.; State Norm. Sch., 
 Oswego, N. Y. Philomathean. C. Engr., U. S. 
 Lake Sur. most of time, 1871-8; Farmer, 1878- 
 88; with U. S. Engng. Dept. at large, 1891- 
 191 1. Married Harriet M. Case, F 7, 1878, 
 Mendota, 111. (died S :o, 191 1). Children: 
 Nelson ('04), b. N 6, 1879; Louise, b. Mr 13, 
 1882. Died Mr 6, 1914, Altamont, Kan. 
 
 28. JOHN AUGUSTUS OCKERSON 
 
 C. Engr. and mem., Miss. Riv. Comn; B. S. 
 in C. E., i8a8; D. Eng.. 1903; b. Mr 4, 1848, 
 Skane, Sweden (came to U. S. 1851); s. Jons 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1873 
 
 Akerson (b. 1796, Sweden) and Boel Jons (Dot- 
 ler) Ockerson (b. 1803, do.). Prepared in Elm- 
 wood H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Pres., Adelphic; 
 Pres., Coll. Govt. Level and Transit man, 
 A. T. & S. F. R. R.; Asst., U. S. Lake Sun; 
 Asst. Engr., Eads Jetties, 1876; Prin. Asst. 
 Engr., Rliss. Riv. Improvement; Engr. and 
 Mgr., Silver Age Min. Co., Colo., 1910- 
 11; Engr. in charge Colo. Riv. work. Jury 
 of Awards, Paris Exposition, 1900; Chief 
 Dept. Liberal Arts, La. Purchase Exposi- 
 tion, 1902-5, and mem., Superior Jury of 
 Awards. Mem., Miss. Riv. Comn., 1898 — U. S. 
 Del. to Internat. Cong, of Merchant Marine, 
 Paris, 1900; U. S. Del. to Internat. Cong, of 
 Navigation, Paris, 1900; Res. Commissioner for 
 Sweden, La. Purchase Exposition, 1903; U. S. 
 Del. to Tenth Internat. Cong, of Navigation, 
 Milan, Italy, 1905; also St. Petersburg, 1908, 
 and Washington, 1912. Civ. War, i32d 111. 
 Inf.; I St Minn. IIv. A., 1864-5. Decorations 
 awarded by the following countries: Germany, 
 •'Officer of the Crown"; Italy, '"Knight of the 
 Crown"; Sweden, "Knight of the Order of 
 V'assa", "Commander, Order of Vassa"; France, 
 •'Officer Beaux .\rts" and JMerite de Agricole; 
 Belgium, "Knight of the Order of Leopold"; 
 China, "Order of the Double Dragon", ist 
 grade. Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc, 1898; A. S. C. 
 E., Pres. do., 1912; twice V. P. and twice 
 Pres., St. Louis Engrs. Club; G. A. R.; Noon- 
 day Club, St. Louis; Bellevive Country Club, 
 do.; Pres., Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn. of St. 
 Louis. Auth.: Numerous articles contributed to 
 Trans. A. S. C. £.; Jot^r. Associated Engr- 
 Socs.; Engr. Jour.; Proceedings Eighth Inter- 
 nat Cong, of Navigation, Paris, 1900; do.. Tenth 
 Cong., Milan 1905; nth Cong., St. Peters- 
 burg, 1908; Engr. Cong., Glasgow, Scotland, 
 1901 and Official Reports. Married Helen M. 
 Chapin, N 3. 1875. Detroit, (died Mr 1886) ; 
 Clara W. Shackelford, Je 4, 1890, St. Louis., 
 Address, 5305 Delmar Blvd., St. Louis. 
 
 29. PARLEY AGRIPPA PHILLIPS 
 
 Farmer and Stock Raiser; M. L., in Agr., 
 1894; b. My 28, 1840, Damascus, 111.; s. Nor- 
 man (b. O 15, 1801, Plainfield, N. J.) and 
 Phila Ann (Martrine) Phillips (b. 1822, Albany, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Rock Riv. Sem. Philoma- 
 thean; Y. M. C. A. Magistrate, four yrs.; 
 Damascus, 111., 1873-84; Madison, Miss., 1884— ] 
 Appointed Election Commissioner by Gov. of 
 Miss. Mem., Co. G, 92nd 111. Volunteers for 
 five months, 1865. Farmers Grange P. H., 1873- 
 84; Farmers Alliance, 1893. Address, Madison 
 Sta., Miss. 
 
 30. FRANKLIN CARPENTER PLATT 
 
 Retired Judge; M. L.. 1893; t. Ag 20, 1854, 
 Warren, 111.; s. John D. (b. N 1824. Otsego 
 Co., N. Y.) and Julia E. (Carpenter) Piatt (b. 
 1824, do.). Prepared in Warren H. S.; LL. 
 B., Union Coll. of Law, Chicago. Adelphic. 
 Treas., la. Universalist Convention, two yrs., 
 Pres. do., six yrs.; Practised law in Dow City, 
 la., and Waterloo, la., 1876-98; appointed Judge 
 10th Jud. Dist. of la., i8g8; elected to that 
 office, 1898, 1902, 1906, 1910; Voluntarily re- 
 tired from the bench Ja i, igiS- Served as 
 Capt. under Col. Snyder on guard duty at 
 Chicago fire. Pres., Waterloo Saddlery Co., 
 V. P., Coml. Nat. Bank of Waterloo, organized 
 by his father and himself in 1883; V. P. of 
 Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill Co., one 
 of the authors of the bill providing for the 
 City Mgr. plan of City Govt., now a law of la.; 
 address on this subject, delivered before the 
 Waterloo Rotary Club, published in The Rotar- 
 ian in 191 7. Judge Advocate of the Waterloo 
 Service League and the Waterloo Vigilance 
 Corps, and Chm. of the Waterloo Council of 
 Defense. Married Delia Mary Phelps, Ap 21, 
 1887, (died Mv 7, 1907); Myrtle R. Sarvay, Je 
 
 IS. 1909, Carthage, N. Y. Children: Franklin 
 G. (died in infancy) ; Alice Virginia, b. Ja 28, 
 1893; Elda May, b. N 19, 1895. Address. 515 
 E. 3rd St., Waterloo, la.; bus. add., 406 Com- 
 mercial Bldg., do. 
 
 31. ELIJAH NEWTON PORTERFIELD 
 
 Real Est. and Loan Bus.; C. E., 1894; b. Ag 
 18, 1851. Worthington, Pa.; s. James B. (b. Ag 
 10, 1826, do.) and Elvira Henrietta Porter- 
 field (b. Mr 5, 1829, do.). Prepared in Sidney 
 H. S. Adelphic. Bellair La. Sugar Planta- 
 tion, 1874-6; Eureka Springs, Ark. Ry. Con- 
 tracting, 1881-2; Kearney. Neb., 1883; Co. 
 Surv., Buffalo Co., Neb., twelve yrs.; City 
 Engr., Kearney, Neb., eight yrs.; dealer in 
 Real Est. Loans, 1902 — . Married Avis Scott, 
 F 28, 1889, Kearney, Neb. Address, 4344 
 Wetherby St., San Diego, Calif. 
 
 32. *HENRY EDWIN ROBBINS 
 (Husband of No. 89) 
 M. S., 1891; b. O 6 1847, Springfield, N. Y.: 
 s. Joseph (b. 1809, Belchertown, Mass.) and 
 Emma (Bates) Robbins (b. 1819, Kensington, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Gram. Schs., N. Y. City. 
 Ph. D., Wesleyan, Bloomington, 1888. Supt., 
 Schs., Lyons, la., twelve yrs.; Pueblo, Colo., 
 1894-6; Univ. of Chicago, 1896-9. Invented a 
 force pump in 1870. Auth.: Many published 
 speeches and addresses; contributed to several 
 educ. jours.; Camping on the Miss., a book 
 for boys. Mem., A. F. A. M., 32d degree; 
 Mystic Shrine. Married Margaret Esther 
 Stewart ('75), D 31, 1879. Child, Alice May, 
 b. Ap 6, 1882. Died F 6, 1889, Chicago. 
 
 33. ALEXANDER CULBERSON SWARTZ 
 
 Architect; B. S. in C. E., 1878; b. Ja s, 
 1846, Westmoreland, Co., Pa.; s. Henry (b. 
 1801, Pa.) and Margaret (Gardner) Swartz (b. 
 1806, do.). Prepared at home. Philomathean. 
 Instr. in Arch, and Math., Univ. of 111., 1 873-7; 
 Locating Engr. on Santa Fe from Kansas City 
 to Chicago; Archs. and Engrs., Swartz and 
 Swartz. Fresno, Calif.; First Asst. in first R. R. 
 Sur. over Marshall Pass, 1877; had important 
 part in great railroad war for possession of the 
 Grand Canyon of the Ark., 1877-8, between the 
 Sante Fe and D. & R. G. Cos. Served as pvt. 
 in Chicago, 1871. Mem., Christian Church. 
 Married Charlotte Ellen Lloyd, D 10, 1878, 
 Areola, 111. Children: Howard S., b. Ja 19. 
 1882 (died Ag 6, 1909); Fred L., b. Je 9, 1885; 
 Burton A., b. O 5, 1887. Address, Fresno, 
 Calif. 
 
 34. EDGAR JAMES WILEY 
 B. S. in L. A. & S., 1918, as of the class of 
 1873; b. Jl 1848, Otisco, Mich.; s. James Wiley. 
 .Address, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 
 
 35. LOUIS EDWARD WILLIAMS 
 Lawyer; M. S., 1894; b. Je 7, 1850, Keokuk; 
 s. William Henry (b. N 18, 1803, Argyle, N. 
 Y.) and Abby Lydia (White) Williams (b. Je 
 20 1814, Putney, Vt.). Prepared in Perry, 
 Pike Co., 111.; New Ipswich, Appleton Acad., 
 N. H.; B. L., Keokuk Coll. of Law, 1884. Two 
 vrs., Co. Surv., Lee Co., la.: Teacher and 
 Prin, 1873-84; Lawyer. Real Est., Abstracts, 
 Loan and Ins. Agt., 1884. Chm., St. Conven- 
 tion which organized la. Branch, Nat. Farmers' 
 Alliance and several yrs. St. Sec. and St. Lec- 
 turer, do.; Twice Chm. of Com. on Resolutions, 
 Nat. Alliance, and two yrs. Nat. Lecturer; 
 Thrice Pres., Scientific Soc, Univ. of 111. 
 Married Laura Jane Steadman. My 4, 1880, 
 Henrv Co., la. (divorced F 6, 191 1). Child- 
 ren: Eva Theodora, b. Je 13, 1883; Bertha E., 
 b. Ap I, 1885 (died N 1886); Paul William, b. 
 N 18, 1888; Ralph Steadman, b. Mr 28. 1891. 
 Address, 24 N. 5th St., Estes Bldg., Keokuk. 
 
iS74] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 CLASS OF 1874 (14 LIVING, 5 DEAD) 
 
 36. IRA OSBORN BAKER 
 (Father of Nos. 1454, 2315, 2316, 2886.) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; C. E.. 1878; D. 
 Eng., 1903; b. S 23, 1853, Linton, Ind.; s. Hiram 
 Walker (b. Mr 11, 1826, Lewiston, N. Y.) and 
 Amanda (Osborn) Baker (b. S 3, 1825, Linton, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Adelphic. Asst., C. E. and Phys., Univ. 
 of 111., 1874-8; Instr., C. E., 1878-9; Asst. Prof., 
 1879-1880; Prof., 1880 — ■; in charge C. Engng. 
 Dept., 1879-1915. Auth. : Treatise on Masonry 
 Const., 1889, '99, '09; Leveling Durability of 
 Brick Pavements, 1892; Engr's. Sur. Instru- 
 ments, 1893; Roads and Pavements, 1903, '13, 
 '18; besides various arts, in engng. jours, and 
 proceedings of Engng. Socs. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; 
 Western S. of C. E.; Soc. Prom, of Engng. 
 Educ, Pres., 1893-4, 1899-1900; 111. Soc. of 
 Engr., Pres., 1887-1889; Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Emma Burr, Ag 15, 1877 (died Je 21, 
 1911); Mrs. Angie Ewing Ritter, Ag 7, 1913. 
 Children: Horatio W^eber ('01), b. Jl 9, 1879 
 (died Jl 8, 1915); Imo ('05), b. Je 26, 1882; 
 Cecil Franklin ('07), b. N 19, 1883; Ira 
 Webster ('05), b. Mr 17, 1884. Address, 1106 
 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 37. JOHN P. CAMPBELL 
 Physician (retired); M. L., 1893; M. D.; b. 
 
 Je 25, 1847, O. Prepared in Common Schs. 
 Retired Phys., Pharm. and Farmer. Address, 
 Ft. Garland, Colcf 
 
 38. *ALICE CHEEVER (BRYAN) 
 (Mother of Nos. 2597, 3298) 
 M. L., 1892; b. Ja II, 1854, Elm Grove, 111.; d. 
 Daniel Arnold (b. Jl 26, 1827, Providence, 
 R. I.) and Sarah Reed (Walker) Cheever (b. 
 Ap I, 1829, Deering, N. H.). Prepared, Peoria 
 H. S. Alethenai, (one of the founders, the first 
 Sec, and later Pres.); first woman V. P., Stud. 
 Govt.; V. P., Class. Teacher in pub. schs. and 
 teacher of music until 1878. Mem., Congr 
 Church; Champaign Social Sc. Club; the first 
 sec. of the class of 1874, served till the time of 
 her death. Married Alphonso Hunt Bryan, N 
 19, 1878, Peoria, (died N 27, 1910). Children: 
 Helen (Gordon ('06), b. Mv 3, 1883; Sarah 
 Elizabeth ('08), b. Je 15, 1886. Died Ap 10, 
 191 7, Champaign. 
 
 39. ^GREGORY GABRIALIAL DABRAS- 
 KIAN 
 
 Farmer; B. S., 1895; b. Ap 15, 1842, Nico- 
 mita, Turkey; s. James Gerigorial and Noon- 
 yah Gregory (b. liscutory, Constantinople, 
 Turkey). Farming in Bakdjedjck, Turkey 
 Mem. Congr. Church; A. F. A. M. Died Ag 
 16, 1906, Bakdjedjck, Turkey. 
 
 40. EBENEZER LEWIS DRURY 
 (Brother of No. 3) 
 Attorney; M. L., 1894; b- O 17, 1850, Ben- 
 nington, Ind.; s. Henry (b. 1823, Ft. Massac, 
 111.) and Lydia (Bassett) Drury (b. 1823, 
 Bennington, Ind.). Prepared in ^lason H. S. 
 Philomathean. Teacher, 1874-7; Law Stud., 
 1877-9; Admitted to bar in 1880; Practiced 
 Law in S. Dak, 1880 — . Mem., Co. Univ. Cadets 
 called out at request of Gov. to do police duty 
 in (Chicago at time of great fire in 1871. Mar- 
 ried Mary Ochsner, Lone Rock, Wis., N, 1885. 
 Children: Mary L., b. 1893: Joseph H., b. 
 1897. Address, Chamberlain, S. Dak.t 
 
 41. HERBERT EATON 
 (Brother of No. 65) 
 Farmer; B. S., 1895; b. O 14. 1849. Phalanx, 
 Monmouth Co., N. J.; s. Lucius (b. Ag 7. 1814, 
 Hancock, Vt.) and Lucy (Cleveland) Eaton 
 (b. Je II, 1824, North Hector, N. Y.). Mar- 
 ried Grace E. Baker, N 19, 1881, (died Ap 2, 
 
 1900, Bloomington). Children: Amy Pearl, b. 
 Ap 21, 1883; Howard Lucius, b. F s, 1888; 
 Berenice Loveday, b. Mr 5, 1896; Ralph Parker, 
 b. Ag s, 1898. Address, Bridgeton, N. J.t 
 
 42. *WILLIAM C. ELLS 
 C. E., 1892; b. i8s4, O., s. Erastus Ells. 
 Died F 26, 1896, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 43- HARVEY CULLEN ESTEP 
 (Brother of Nos. 175, 176) 
 C. Engr.; C. E., 1903; b. Ag 13, 1852, Paris, 
 O.; s. Isaiah and Sevilla (Smith) Estep. Delta 
 Tau Delta. Specialized in R. R. location and 
 Const.; held various positions including Asst. 
 Engr., O. R. & N. Co. & N. P. R. R. in Ore., 
 Wash., Idaho and Mont., etc., 1874-1900; Prin. 
 Asst. Engr., St. L. R. R. Co., Minneapolis, 
 1900-3; Asst. Engr., N. P. R. R. Co., Lewiston, 
 Idaho, 1905; Engr., St. L. R., S. Dak., 1906; 
 Dist. Engr., Milwaukee, R. R., Idaho, 1907-8; 
 Asst. Engr., G. N. R. R., Wenatchee, Wash., 
 1909; Asst. Engr., Grand Trunk R. R., South- 
 bridge, Mass., 1910-; Engr., Const. Grand 
 Trunk Ry., Providence, R. I. Married (jer- 
 trude M. McConsland (died My 15, 1909); 
 Mrs. Jennie Hobbs, N 22, 1910, Seattle. 
 Children: Harvey Cole, b. S 27, 1886; Adrian 
 Clarence, b. S 9, 1889. Address, Waterman, 
 Kitsap Co., Wash. 
 
 44- CHARLES WILLIAM FOSTER 
 Violinist; Cert, in Agr.; B. S. in Agr., 1914; 
 b. Mr 27, 1854, Wortley, Eng.; s. Charles (b. 
 D 1800, Rotherham, Eng.) and Mary (Robin- 
 son) Foster (b. Je 11, 1817). Prepared by 
 pvt. tutors. Philomathean. Organized and con- 
 ducted the first Univ. orchestra and also con- 
 ducted the first male chorus composed of Univ. 
 students. Dir. of Mus., Univ. of 111., 1894-5. 
 Auth. of many articles for musical papers; a 
 War Song, 191 7, We Want The Kaiser's 
 Helmet Now (words and music). Married 
 Alethea M. Burnap, S 24, 1894, Champaign. 
 Children: Alice E., b. S i, 1898; Alethea M., 
 b. Mr 6^ 1902. Address, 713 W. Green St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 45. PANAGIOTTIS GENNADIUS 
 
 B. S., in Agr., 1878; b. 1846, Athens, Greece. 
 Dir. of Agr. Address, Nicosia, Cyprus. (}). 
 
 46. CHARLES PERRY JEFFERS 
 Pharmacist; M. S., 1894; b. Ja 30, 1853, 
 
 Lyndon, 111.; s. Perry L. (b. Enfield, N. H.) 
 and Philena (Fitch) Jeffers (b. Pa.). Prepared 
 at Lyndon, 111.; attended Mass. Coll. of Phar- 
 macy. Pres., Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; Choral 
 Soc; Univ. Band. Asst., Chem. Lab. Clerk 
 for S. A. Sheppard & Co., Boston., 1875; do., 
 J. A. Blake, Ipswich, Mass., 1876-81; opened 
 bus. as prop, of Pharmacy in Swampscott, 
 Mass., 1881; opened branch store, do., 1898. 
 Deacon, Congr. Church; mem., Salem Oratorio 
 Soc, several yrs. ; Pres., Swampscott Lodge, 
 I. O. O. F. ; First Pres., Boston's Assn. of 
 Univ. of 111. Alumni. Married Elizabeth B. 
 Stockes, D 25, 1875, Ipswich, Mass. (died Ag 
 1888); Clara M. Colcord, My 12, 1892, Swamp- 
 cott. Children: Leroy, b. Ag 25, 1876; Lyndon 
 B., b. Mr 14, 1885; Perry C. b. Ap 4. 1893- 
 Address, 164 Humphrey St., Swampscott, Mass. 
 
 47. WILLIAM S. PICKRELL 
 (Brother of No. 81) 
 Farmer; M. S., 1892; b. F 9, 1851, Me- 
 chanicsburg. 111.; s. William Smith (b. Mr 
 28, 1807, Montgomery Co., Ky.) and Amanda 
 Priscilla (Watson) Pickrell (b. Ap 10, 1816, 
 Mason Co., do.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. 
 Delta Tau Delta. Live Stock farming, 1874- 
 85; Elec Lighting & Gas, 1885-95; Ostrich 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [187s 
 
 Farming, 1895- — . Married Georgiana M. Keith, 
 N 15, 1883, Chicago. Children: John Keith, 
 b. F 3, 1885; Abbie Beatrice, b. D 12, 1887; 
 William Smith, b. Mr 27, 1896. Address, 364 
 N. 7th Ave., Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 48. JOHN LARKE PIERCE 
 (Brother of No. 82) 
 Loans and Ins. Bus.; B. L., 1878; b. Ag 24, 
 1853, Canaan, Conn.; s. William Gifford (b. 
 N 27, 1816. do.) and Jane E. (Adam) Pierce 
 (b. N 16, 181 5, do.). Prepared in Elmwood 
 H. S.; Knox Acad., Galesburg, 111. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Philomathean; One of the Eds. of 
 Student, and of Illini. Practiced law, Cham- 
 paign, 1879-83; Mgr. Omaha Mercury, a law 
 puDlication, 1896-1902; Deputy Aud. and Ins. 
 Commissioner of Neb., 1903-9; City Atty., 
 1882-3; engaged in business. Farm Loans, 
 Norfolk, Neb., 1883-1892; Real Est., 1892-6; 
 V. P., Lincoln Accident Ins. Co., and mem., 
 Ins. firm of Pierce & Hatfield; also connected 
 with Security Savings and Loan Assn., 1910 — . 
 Married Margaret Harris, My 20, 1880, Cham- 
 paign. Children: William Dwight, b. N 16, 
 1881; Roy Gifford, b. O 23, 1884; Paul Harris, 
 b. O 3, 1887. Address, 1545 S. 19th St., 
 Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 49. *FRANCES ADELIA POTTER 
 
 (REYNOLDS) 
 (Wife of No. so; Mother of 6562) 
 r" Author; B. L.; b. Mr 13, 18/5, Albion, 
 
 -^ Mich.; d. Aaron (b. Ap 9, 1820, Ft. Edward, 
 
 N. Y.) and Frances Augusta (Shaw) Potter 
 (b. My 31, 1830, do.). Prepared at home. 
 Charter mem., Alethenai; Stud. Govt.; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Teacher, Eng. at Judson Univ., 
 -' 1875-77; 111. 1877-80; Mont., 1880-91; Provi- 
 
 dence, R. I., 1891-1918. Has written constantly 
 for publication since graduation, publishing 
 stories, verse, descriptive letters and articles 
 on religious and educ. subjects; reviewer of 
 current literature since 1876. Auth. : Serials, 
 Through Devious Ways, Ich Dien; Rose Cot- 
 tage; The Phantom Flower; Winifred's In- 
 heritance; An Autograph of Stone; The 
 Senior's Vacation; etc. One of first two 
 woman mems. of Mont. Press Assn.; mem.. 
 Home and Foreign Mission. Socs. ; Charter 
 mem., R. I. Short Story Club; Mont. Press; 
 Citizens' Hist. Assn. Married Henry Sheldon 
 Reynolds, ('74), Je 10, 1874, in Univ. parlors 
 by Regent Gregory. Children: Vinton Irving, 
 b. D 16, 1878; Ernest Shaw (g'09), b. D 7, 
 1884; Paul Rea, b. Je 15, 1889 (died 1891); 
 Frederick Aaron, b. My 14, 1894 (died O 26, 
 1918). Died Mr 17, 1919, Providence, R. I. 
 
 50. HENRY SHELDON REYNOLDS 
 (Husband of No. 49; Father of 6562) 
 Retired Teacher and Farmer; B. S., 1878; 
 M. S., 1879; b. S 19, 1849, Providence, R. I.; 
 s. Jeremiah Anthony (b. My 11, 1820) and 
 Charlotte S. (Vinton) Reynolds (b. S 13, 1822). 
 Prepared in country schs. and St. Norm. Sch., 
 Bloomington, 111. Ph. D., Judson Univ., 1882. 
 Scientific and Adelphic. Taught Chem. and 
 Nat. Hist., Ark., 1875-7; farming, two yrs. ; 
 grad. course in Univ.; Prospector and As- 
 sayer in Colo, and Mont.; taught one yr. ; 
 Supt., Concentrator; Rancher, six yrs.; Prof., 
 Nat. Sc, Union Coll., Lincoln, Neb.; religious 
 
 work with Pub. Soc. last seven yrs. ; held church 
 offices and different offices connected with 
 Franklin Soc. of Providence; Sc. Soc. Organ- 
 ized, 1822; Hist. Assn.- League of Improve- 
 ment Soc. Number of Geol. lectures delivered 
 there as. From Mine to Mint; Some Common 
 Fossils; Along the Shore; and other R. I. lec- 
 tures; letters of travel. Married Frances 
 Adelia Potter ('74) Je 10, 1874, Urbana. 
 Children: Ernest Shaw (g'09), b. D 7, 1884; 
 Paul Rea, b. Je 15, 1889, (died 1891); Frederick 
 Aaron, b. My 15, 1894 (died O 26, 1918). Ad- 
 dress, 60 Evergreen St., Providence, R. I. 
 
 51. CHARLES AUGUSTUS SMITH 
 Draftsman; B. S., 1874; b. Ja 12, 1849, 
 Baden, Ger. ; s. Charles (b. Ap 15, 1821, Gar.) 
 and Katharena (Leicht) Smith (b. Ja i, 1816). 
 Prepared in pvt. H. Schs. and home studies. 
 Adelphic; Telegraphic Soc; Band. Invented 
 Reversing Link for Steam Engine, Pat., No. 
 203,662, 1878; Metallic Scale for Draftsmen, 
 Pat. No. 287,480, 18S3; "T" Square, No. 
 307,419, 1884; Scale Holder for Draftsman, 
 No. 332,958, 1885; Metallic Triangle for 
 Draftsmen, No. 437,870, 1890; also the fol- 
 lowing inventions not patented. The Over- 
 hanging Arm Brace for Milling Machines; Blue 
 Print Frame; Automatic two-gear Coaster and 
 Brake for Bicycles. Auth.: Arts, for the Atn. 
 Machinist, Balancing Engines; Cushion Bal- 
 ance; Steam Engine Economy; New Reversing 
 Link for Steam Engines, Van Nostrand's Engr. 
 Mag.; Iniproved Method of Finding the Diam- 
 eters of (Tone & Step Pulleys, Trans, of A. S. 
 M. E., V. 8, p. 464; also many others along 
 engng. subjects. Married Mary Jewett Trafton, 
 Ap 29, 1884, Central Falls, R. I. Address. 
 Tampico, Ill.-f 
 
 52. GEORGE STORY 
 U. S. Mineral Surv. ; C. E., 1894; b. Ap 10, 
 1853, Buffalo, N. Y. ; s. Joseph Story. Engr. 
 and Surv. in So. Calif., 1880 — ; Deputy Co. 
 Surv., San Diego, Co.; Asst, Engr., Calif. 
 So. R. R., 1880-ij Pres., Location and Bridge 
 Work; Deputy (Jo. Surv., San Luis Obispo, 
 Calif., 1882; Co. Surv., do., 1886-92; City 
 Engr., do., 1883-94; do., 1895-1915; Dept. St. 
 Mineralogist, Calif.; Engr. and Surv., San 
 Luis Obispo, Calif., 1915-18; U.- S. Mineral 
 Surv., 1918 — ; Pres. Bd. of Educ, San Luis 
 Obispo, Calif.; V. P., Co. Bd. of Educ, do. 
 Mem., Bd. of Health, do.; A. F. A. M.; K. T.; 
 K. P. Married Captola Evans, F 24, 1886, 
 San Luis Obispo, Calif. Address, 1342 Garden 
 St., San Luis Obispo, Calif. 
 
 53. WILLIAM WATTS 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S., 1895; b. F 6, 1854, 
 Farmingdale, 111.; s. Charles (b. Ja 10, 1804, N. 
 H.) and Elizabeth (Innis) Watts (b. D 31, 1813, 
 County Down, Ire.). Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. M. D., Univ. of Mich., 1878. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Capt., Univ. Regt. Teacher, 1874-5; 
 Phys. and Surg., 1878 — . Mem., Am. Inst, of 
 Horn.; late Mai. and Surg., O. Nat. Guard, 
 1900-5. Married Emelie C. Shunck, O 20, 1884. 
 Children: Edna Imogene, b. Ja 10, 1886; Fred- 
 erick W., b. O 19, 1887. Address, 1035 Superior 
 St., Toledo, O. 
 
 54. 'WALTER WARD WHARRY 
 B. S., 1895; b. 1851, 111; s. Evans Wharry. 
 Died Je 28, 1896, Sycamore, 111. 
 
 CLASS OF 1875 (25 
 
 55. LAURA MORRIS ANDERSON 
 (GREENHALGH) 
 B. L., 1895; b. Lexington, Ky.; d. C. N. (b. 
 Ky.) and A. J. (Noble) Anderson (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign Sem. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married J. R. Greenhalgh, 1880. Champaign. 
 Address, 217 E. 12th St., Oak Cliff, Dallas, 
 Tex.t 
 
 LIVING. 12 DEAD) 
 
 56. "DE LONSON ELROY BARNARD 
 
 (Father of No. 2318) 
 B. S. in Agr.. 1895; b. Ag 22, 1852, Porter 
 Co., Ind.; s. Oliver W. (b. Ag 4. 1828) and 
 Mary Jane (Williams) Barnard (b. F 10, 1832, 
 Wayne Co., Ind.). Prepared in Kankakee H. S. 
 Delta Tau Delta; Adelphic. Dairying, 1887; 
 Supt., Machine Shop, 1889; Supt., Aermoter Co., 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 1894; Supt., Fairbanks-Morse, 1898; Supt 
 Temple Pump Co. Invented Windmill, 1894. 
 gas engine, 1898; steel tower; speed-changing 
 driving and reversing devices for grinder, 1900- 
 05; improvement on explosive motor, 1905; 
 motor vehicles, 1905. Married Kate L. Bord- 
 well, D 12 1877, Manteno 111. Children: Rubv 
 Allison, b. Je 28, 1880; Lela Ethelyn ('05), b. 
 N 17, 1882; Glenn Milton, b. Ag 13, 1885. 
 Died Ap 4, 1905, Chicago. 
 
 57- ARTHUR ELLIS BARNES 
 (Brother of Nos. 256, 303.) 
 Mining; B. S. in Chem., 1878; b. Je 18 1855, 
 StOckbridge, Vt.; s. Oramel Churchill (b. S 9 
 1829, Bridgewater, Vt.) and Caroline (Ellis) 
 Barnes (b. F 20, 1829, Norwood, Mass.). Pre 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Tutor, Univ. of 
 111., 1873-7; Drug bus. 1877-86; Mortgage and 
 Loan bus., 1886-91; Mfr. of high grade clay 
 bldg. products, 1891-6; Elec. insulation, 1896- 
 1904; Mgr., water co., 1904-7; Min., 1907 — -. 
 Original research work upon heavy insulation 
 material. Married Kittie Wheeler, O 7, 1885, 
 Topeka, Kan. Children: Helen, b. Ja 24, 1888; 
 Katherin, b. Jl 7, 1892; Gladys, b. Jl 3, 1903. 
 Address, Goldfield, Nev.f 
 
 S8. DILLON S. BROWN 
 
 (Father of No. 7412) 
 Banker; M. S., 1892; b. My 12, 1852, Genoa, 
 111.; s. Jeremiah Libby (b. Ap 17, 1805, Scar- 
 borough, Me.) and Eliza Ann (Jackman) Brown 
 (b. My 26, 1826, Shadigee, Franklin Co., N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Sycamore, 111. and Univ. Acad. 
 Scientific; Philomathean. Practicing Veterin- 
 ary, 1877-81; Gen. Store, 1880-1882; Banker 
 1882 — . Two terms Pres. Village Bd.; six 
 terms Pres. Bd. of Educ; two terms Supvr.; 
 Pres., De Kalb Co. Sale Improvement Assn. 
 Married Emily E. Pond, My 16, 1878, Genoa, 
 111. Children: Claude, b. Mr 15, 1880 (died O 
 23, 1886): Earle W., b. Jl 30, 1882; Bayard 
 ('16), b. My 21, 1891 (died O 11, 1918); one 
 daughter and one son died in infancy. Address, 
 
 Elizabeth (Osborn) Coddington (b. Mr 22, 
 1829). Prepared in Menomonie (Wis.) H. S. 
 Arch. 1878-85;- Planing Mill, 1885-91; Arch. 
 1891-98: Planing Mill, 1898-1901; Bridge and 
 Mech. Engr., 1901 — Patents on Split Pulleys, 
 1890 and 1891. Married Alice Lee ('75). Je 21, 
 1876, Champaign. Children: Corinne, b. 1877; 
 Samuel Cecil, b. 1881; Adah, b. 1884; Lee, b. 
 1885 (died i888); Clyde, b. 1887; Ruth, b. 1889- 
 Paul, b. 1892. Address, 237 36th St., N. Mil 
 waukee. 
 
 62. *FRANKLIN PIERCE DOBSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E., 189-;; b. N 16, 1852, 
 Belle Plain, 111.; s. Charles (b. Doncaster, Eng.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Perry) Dobson (b. Ky.). 
 Prepared in Minonk Pub. Schs. Pres., Philo- 
 mathean. R. R. Maintenance, Const:, operation 
 and surs. Mem. Baptist Church; West. Soc. 
 Engrs. jMarried i\Iary F. Miltimore, D 1875, 
 Janesville, Wis. (died F 1887); Carrie R. Top- 
 ping, Mr 1892. Children: Ella, b. Ag 1895; 
 Harriet, b. Ap 1900; Altred Topping, b. Mr 
 1902. Died Ag 25, 1906. 
 
 63. BURLEIGH ARTHUR DUNLAP 
 
 (Brother of No. 423; Father of Nos. 6212, 7493) 
 Lawyer; B. S. in C. E., 1895; b. D 4, 1852, 
 Cook Co., 111.; s. Menzo (b. D 19, 1816, Pulaski. 
 N. Y.) and Arabella (Pierce) Dunlap (b. Ap 28, 
 1825. Sandy Creek, N. Y.). Prepared in Dist. 
 Sch. Stud, till 1881; Lawyer, 1881— . Married 
 Clara J. Busey, My 16, 1888, Urbana. Child- 
 ren: Mathew E. ('14), b. S 10, 1891; Francis E. 
 ('16), b. Mr 5, 1894. Address, 154 W. Ran- 
 dolph St., Chicago., 
 
 Genoa, 111. 
 
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 59. RALPH LEE BROWN 
 (Father of No. 2592; Brother of No. 165) 
 Banking and Real Est.; B. L.; M. L., 1881; 
 b. F 17, 1852, Marengo, III.; s. Milo S. (b. 1826, 
 Burns, N. Y.) and Hannah M. (Drake) Brown 
 (b. 1830, Cuyler, N. Y.). Prepared in Marengo 
 H. S. Philomathean, Pres. Teaching to F, 
 1882; Loan and Real Est., 1882-90; Abstracting 
 and Real Est., 1890-1899; Banking, Abstracting 
 and Real Est., 1899 — , with Brown Brothers St. 
 Bank and Trust Co. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Supt., S. S. and on official bds., etc.; Aber- 
 deen, S. Dak.; Social So. Club. Married Mary 
 L. Manley, Je 9, 1880, Tolono, 111. Children: 
 Paul M. ('06), b. Ap 30, 1883; Norma M., h. 
 N 24, 1886; Clinton F., b. Je 13, 1890. Address, 
 c/o Brown Bros. Corp., Aberdeen, S. Dak. 
 
 60. AMANDA CAMPBELL (MOORE) 
 (Mother of No. 31 16; Sister of No. 94.) 
 M. L. in L. & S., 1803; b. Ap 10, 1853, 
 Coshocton, O.; d. Patrick Steele (b. F 12, 1804, 
 Westmoreland Co., Pa.) and Rachael (Mitchell) 
 Campbell (b. Ap 30, 1814, Cecil Co., Md.). 
 Cbarter Mem. and Pres., Alethenai. Taught 
 sch., 1875-9; Winona Reading Circle, 1899-1900; 
 Miss. Soc. Presby. Church. Married Milton 
 Moore, Mr 10, 1880, Philo, 111. Children: 
 Harold, b. Je 6, 1883, (died Je 8, 1883); Mabel 
 D., ('07), b. Mr 28. 1885; Bertha Louisa, b. F 
 22, 1887; Herbert Campbell, b. Je 18, 189.", 
 (died D ig, 1894). Address. Clinton Ill.t 
 
 61. VANTILE WILLIAM CODDINGTON 
 
 (Husband of No. 73; Brother of No. 262.) 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch., 1895; b. Jl 5, 1852, 
 Linton, Ind.; s. Isaiah (b. Jl 13, 1825) and 
 
 64. HENRY M. DUNLAP 
 
 St. Senator, Farmer and Fruit Grower; M. 
 S., 1891; b. N 14, 1853; s. Mathias Lane (b. 
 1814, Cherry Valley, N. Y.) and Emeline 
 (Pierce) Dunlap (b. Sandy Creek, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Savoy Dist. Sch. Coll. Council. 
 Mem., St. Sen. 1892-19 12; 191 6 — . Married 
 Nora C. Burt. Jl 5, 1877, Urbana. Children: 
 Mabel, b. Ja 23, 1883 (died Ap 3, 1892); Clar- 
 ence, b. D 26, 1886 (died Mr 30, 1892); Daisy, 
 b. D 13. 1894 (died F 8, 1895). Address. 
 Savoy, 111. 
 
 65. *ERNEST EATON 
 (Brother of No. 41.) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr., 1895; b. F 9, 1831, 
 Phalan.x, Monmouth Co., N. J.; s. Lucius 
 (b. Ag 7. 1814, Jancock, Vt.) and Lucy (Cleve- 
 land) Eaton (b. Je 11, 1824, Schuyler Co., N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Common Schs. Printing and 
 Newspaper Work, 1877-89; Farming, 1889-igoo. 
 Married Josephine E. Clift, Ja 10, 1882. Child- 
 ren: Bertha Fay, b. N 3, 1883; Frank Clift. b. 
 S 25, 1887; Leland Ernest, b. D i, 1900. Died 
 Ap 20, 1900, Downs, Okla. 
 
 66. *WINFIELD SCOTT EVERHART 
 
 (Father of No. 6866) 
 Lawyer; M. L. in L. & S., 1891; b. N 18. 
 1850, Tuscarogas Co., O. ; s. Philip (b. Mr 18, 
 1824, Carroll Co., O.) and Susan (Staley) 
 Everhart (b. My 14, 1827, Tuscarogas Co.. O.). 
 Prepared in Neoga. Adelphic; Capt. Univ. 
 Regt. Admitted to bar, 1878. Married Clara 
 Carr, S 24, 1884, Toledo, 111. Children: 
 Louise, b. Ap 15, 1886; Susie, b. N 18, 1887; 
 Millard C, b. Jl 18, 1889; Minnie, b. Ja 3, 
 1892; Philip H. ('15), b. Ap 6, 1894; Gladys, 
 L. |) 29. 1897. Died Ag 2, 1899. Toledo, III. 
 
 67. "JAMES FAULKNER 
 (Brother of No. 136) 
 Cert.; b. F 2, 1853, Irvington, 111. Taught 
 sch., Ringwood, 111., 1875-6; in Calif., 1876-82; 
 Nominee of the Rep. party of Sonoma Co., 
 Calif., for Co. Supt. of Pub.' Schs., at the time 
 of his death. Died O i, 1882, Bloomfield, Calif. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1875 
 
 68. GEORGE NEWTON GRIDLEY 
 Real Est.; B. S. in Agr., J895; b. D 17, 
 1851, near Prairie View, Lake CT)., 111.; s. Jilisha 
 Gridley (b. Je 23, 1817, Onondago Hollow, 
 N. Y.) and Charlotte Sawyer (Hunewell) Grid- 
 ley (b. S 18, 1827, Norwich, Vt.). Prepared in 
 dist. and pvt. schs. Philomathean. Farming 
 and stockraising until 1890; traveling 1890-91; 
 Real Est., 189 1-8; Deputy Co. Treas., Lake 
 Co., 1899-1900; Co. Treas., 1900-2; Real Est., 
 1902 — . Was a mem. of the militia troop organ- 
 ized at the Univ. 1871, which did three or 
 four days patrol service at Chicago after the 
 fire of O 9, 1871. Married Annah Olive 
 Bilinski, S 27, 1S83, Diamond Lake, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Maud, b. O 6, 18S6; Amy Belle, b. S 21, 
 1888. Address, 423 So. Des Plaines Ave., 
 Des Plaines, 111. 
 
 69. KATHERIN HULLINGER 
 (STERLING) 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. D 11, 1847, Md.; d 
 Lewis S. (b. 1820, Md.) and Susanna (Long) 
 Hullinger (b. 1824, Pa.). Prepared in Ster 
 ling Sem., Dixon Sem., and N. W. Coll. Alethe 
 nai; Coll. Govt. Taught sch. twenty-two yrs 
 Married Charles M. Sterling, O 31, 1877 
 Children: Lewis M., b. Ja 21, 1879; Katherine 
 Grace, b. D 18, 1880. Address, 5002 nth 
 Ave., Seattle. t 
 
 70. ISRAELLA KATE KARIHER 
 (EISNER) 
 B. L., 1895; b. Je 25, 1857, Huntington, Ind.; 
 d. Israel (b. 1818) and Mary Ann (Estep) 
 Kariher (b. 1820). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Married Albert Eisner My 21, 1879, Champaign. 
 Children: Maurice, b. Jl 2, 1880; Harry, b. 
 71 19, 1882 (died My 30, 1892); Albert, b. S i, 
 1885; Edward, b. O 17, 1889; Robert, b. N 9, 
 1891; Katharine, b. N 5, 1897. Address, 301 
 University Ave., Champaign. 
 
 71. FLORA LORENA KELLOGG 
 (HUDSON) 
 B. L. in L. & S., 1895; b. F 16, 1850, Woods- 
 ville, O.; d. Elijah (b. S i6, 1819, L'Original, 
 Can.) and Mary (Ballard) Kellogg (b. S 3, 
 1819, Georgia, Vt.). Prepared in Sem., Mau- 
 mee City, O. Married Harry E. Hudson, Je 
 21, 1880, Hampton, la. Children: Birney Vane, 
 b. My 8, 1888; Oscar Junius, b. D 5, 1884; 
 Terence Elijah, b. D 26, 1886 (died Ag 27, 
 1887); Lepha Hazel, b. N 18, 1888. Address, 
 Dougherty, la.t 
 
 72. GEORGE FREDERIC KENOWER 
 
 (Brother of No. 355) 
 
 Ed. and Publisher; B. L., 1878; M. L., 1880; 
 b. F 10, 1854, Carlyle, 111.; s. George (b. Je 
 29, :8i6, Carlisle, Pa.) and Ann (Shelley) 
 Kenower (b. Mr 10, 1829, Lancaster, Pa.). 
 Prepared in rural and village schs. Huey, 111. 
 Philomathean. Delta Tau Delta. Taught, 
 1875-82; Ed. and Publisher, 1882 — ; Trustee 
 Univ. of 111., 1881-1883; Regent, Univ. of Neb., 
 1898-1904. Married Mary Jane Barth, 1877, 
 Mascoutah, 111. Child, Fenn Carleton, b. 
 Je 20, 1878. Address, Wisner, Neb. 
 
 73. ALICE LEE (CODDINGTON) 
 (Wife of No. 61) 
 B. L. in L. & S., 1880; b. Mr 17, 1851, Mt. 
 Auburn, 111.; d. John McCollister and Kate 
 (Chism) McCollister. Alethenai. Married Van- 
 tyle William Coddington ('7s). Je 21, 1876, 
 Champaign. Children: Corinne, b. Je 15, 1877; 
 Samuel Cecil, b. My 14, 1881; Adah, b. F 20, 
 1884; Lee, b. Te 10, 1885 (died N 8, 1888); 
 Clyde, b. Ag 21, 1887; Ruth, b. Mr 8, 1880; 
 Paul, b. Ap 19. 1892. Address, 237 36th St., N. 
 Milwaukee. t 
 
 74. "JOHN EMERSON LEFLAR 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. 1852, Can.; s. Ira S. 
 Leflar. Entered from Batavia, III. Deceased. 
 
 75. CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN LYFORD 
 Veterinarian; B. S. in Agr., 1878; b. Ag 
 21, 1853, Roscoe, 111.; s. Thomas (b. F 2, 1807, 
 Canterbury, N. H.) and Eliza Burns (Greeley) 
 Lyford (b. Tl 8, 1S09, do.). Prepared in Beloit 
 Wis., and Rockford H. Schs. D. V. S., Mon 
 treal Vet. Coll., 1877; M. D. C. M.. McGiU 
 Med. Coll. Scientific; Philomathean. At 
 tended Royal Coll. of Vet. Surgs., 1879. Pres. 
 N. W. Vet. Med. Coll., 1883-9. In 1888 invented, 
 patented, and put on the market an appliance 
 for_ breeding mares. Auth. : Barren Mares; 
 articles, Operations on Corns and Contracted 
 Feet, Fleming's Vet. Jour.; published in Lon 
 don, Castration of Crytorchides, 1879; Differ 
 ential Diagnosis between Furunaelus and Farcy 
 1902; Radical Operation for Bursal Enlarge 
 ments. Am. Vet. Review; Rep. of Coll. and 
 Educ, do., 1903; etc., etc. Mem. Am. Vet. 
 Med. Assn.; Minn. State Vet. Med. Assn.; 
 Pres. St. Vet. Assn., V. P. and St. Sec, Am. 
 Vet. Med. Assn., at different times; Pres., 
 Sec, and Treas., Minn. St. Vet. Med. Exam. 
 Bd. Married Emma Laura Hendrickson, D 23, 
 1885, St. Paul. Children: Stella Elizabeth, b. 
 O 28, 1886; Dartt, b. Mr 19, 1888; Kenneth, b. 
 S 2, 1889; Chester Dudley, b. S 24, 1897. Ad- 
 dress, 817 3d Ave., S. Minneapolis. t 
 
 76. JOHN CHARLES McCAULEY 
 B. L., 1895; b. Je 16, 1847, Defiance Co., O.; 
 s. Philip (b. Mr 22, 1823, Carlisle, Pa.) and 
 Mary (Wissler) McCauley (b. N 20, 1819, 
 Pickaway Co.). Prepared in Bryan Acad., 
 Bryan, ' O. Philomathean. Taught, Pub. 
 Schs., 111., 1875-90; Idaho, 1890-3; Hist, and 
 Math., Defiance Coll., 1893-7; no regular occu- 
 pation, 1897 — -. Address, Defiance, O. 
 
 77. JOHN MULLER 
 
 Traveler, Interpreter, Illustrator and I-ec- 
 turer; B. S. in L. & S., 1885; b. Besigheim, 
 Ger. Studied in Ger. and London. Traveled 
 widely in Europe and New Zealand. Inter- 
 preter at an Orientalist Cong, in Stockholm; 
 Del. to Peace Congs. in Berne, Chicago, Ant- 
 werp, Brussels; Lecturer at Universite Popu- 
 lare, Milan, Italy. Address, Wurtemburg, 
 Ger.t 
 
 78. *JAMES HARVEY PARKS 
 
 Surv. and Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E., 1895; 
 b. O 3, 1849, McDonough Co., 111.; s. James B. 
 (b. Ap 27, 1797) and Elizabeth (Patton) Parks 
 (b. Ta 5, 1806, Rochbridge Co., Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Monmouth, 111., Acad. Philomathean, 
 Pres.-; (Tapt.; mem., 1st sen. of Coll., Govt. 
 Ed., Douglas Co. Review, 1875-7; St. News.; 
 Dallas Daily Herald, O 1877; Hotel Clerk 
 and Newspaper Cor., 1878; Surv., Clarendon, 
 Tex., 1878-83; Agt. for Tex. Land Co. of 
 N. Y.; Dist. Deputy Surv., 1879-84; St. Surv. 
 of Tex., 1884-8; Dist. Surv., Tex., 1888-92; 
 Justice of Peace, 1894-S; U- S. Mineral Surv 
 1896—; Min., Goldfield, Nev., 1906-7. With 
 Co. B., at Chicago Fire. Invented clinometer, 
 1891; tire expander, 1893; bicycle lock, 1897; 
 typewriter bracket attached to desks, 1897. 
 Pres., St. Survs. Assn. of Tex., 1892-3; mem., 
 A F A M. ; Pres., Masonic Club, Cripple 
 Creek and Goldfield, C-olo., and V. P., do., dif- 
 ferent times. Married Mrs. Vashti Wallace- 
 Hull, N 3, 1879, Danville, 111. Children 
 (adopted) ; Andrew Wallace Hull, b. 1868; 
 Nellie, b. 1876; Nina, b. 1892. Died, Goldfield, 
 Nev., D 12, 1916. 
 
 79. FERNANDO ALSTON PARSONS 
 
 (Husband of No. 181) 
 Real Est. and Citrus Fruits; B. L.; M. L., 
 1878; b. S 29. 1849, Readsboro, Vt.; s. Benj. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 Battles (b. O 1S27, Vt.) and Polly Maria 
 (Blanchard) Parsons (b. S 8, 1823, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Waterloo (la.) H. S., and Mussel- 
 mans' Bus. Coll., Waterloo, (la.). Adelphic; 
 Pres., Coll. Govt.; Mem., Coll. Sen.; Class 
 Sec, '75. Charge of Commercial Dept., Univ. 
 of III., 1875-80; Hardware and Implement bus., 
 Wellington, Kan., 1880-5; Cashier, Woods, 
 Parsons Co., 1880-3; founded Harper, Kan., 
 Free Lib., 1880; organized Scott City Town 
 Co.; laid out Scott City; organized Scott Co. 
 Bank; Cashier, 1886-9; organized and became 
 Pres. of Tribune Town Co.; Dir., Leoti Town 
 Co., Kan.; Minneapolis one yr. ; Loan Bus.; 
 Cashier, Farmers' & Drovers' Bank, Kingman, 
 Kan., 1890-4; Cattle Ranch, Kingman Co., 
 1894-9; in Kansas City, Mo.. 1900-3; Pres. and 
 Mgr., Villisca Brick and Tile Co., 1898-1908; 
 Moved to Chanute, Kan., engaged in petroleum 
 crude oil bus., field mgr. of eight cos., 1903; 
 associated in building the Kan. Co-operative 
 Refinery, 1905; Bus. Mgr. for eleven yrs.; be- 
 came Prin. Owner, Pres. and Treas., in 191 6; 
 sold all oil interests in 1917; purchased home 
 at Stuart, Fla., and spent winters tliere, sum- 
 mers at Chanute, Kan.; engaged in Real Est. 
 at Stuart; mem., Fla. Land Co.; cleared pal- 
 metto land and set out orange and grape 
 fruit groves; planted ten acres castor beans 
 under Govt, request to produce oil for air- 
 ships; taken an active part in interesting 
 young people in higlier educ. by offering 
 prizes, etc. Auth. of some articles. Mem., 
 Univer. Church; I. O. O. F.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Sophronia Larned ('78), Ag 11, 1881, 
 Champaign. Address, Chanute, Kan.; Stuart, 
 Fla., in winter. 
 
 80. *EMORY EDWARD PATCH 
 B. S. in M. E., 189s; b. Ap 25, 1847, White- 
 water, Wis. s. Deland (b. S 5, 181 3, Vt.) and 
 Almaria Love (Drake) Patch (b. Ja 26, 1826, 
 Boston, N. Y.). Machinist, one yr.; Supt., 
 New Doty Mfg. Co., Janesville, Wis. to 1898. 
 Served in 33d Wis. Volunteers Inf. Co., 1862-5. 
 Married Annie Bell McNutt, Je 7, 1876, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Clarence Emory, b. Jl 31, 1893, 
 Janesville, Wis. Died Mr 10, 1907, Janesville, 
 Wis. 
 
 81. * WATSON PICKRELL 
 (Brother of No. 47) 
 Ostrich Farmer; M. S. in Agr., 1892; b. O 4, 
 1853, Mechanicsburg, 111.; s. William S. (b. 
 Montgomery Co., Ky.) and Amanda P. (Wat- 
 son) Pickrell (b. Mason Co., do.). Prepared in 
 Pub. Sch., Sangamon Co., 111. Delta Tau 
 Delta. Married Frances N. Ulen, O 22, 1889, 
 Catletsburg, Ky. (Died D 16, 1903)- Children: 
 Charles Ulen, b. Je 4, 189-2; William Watson. 
 b. Ap 15, 1894; Dorothy Frances, b. F 7, 1896; 
 Kenneth, b. Mr 71, 1899. Died S 6, 1907- 
 
 82. FANNY PIERCE 
 (Sister of No. 48.) 
 Cert.; b: Je s, 1851, Canaan, Conn.; d. Wil- 
 liam Gilford (b. N 27, 181 6, Canaan, Conn.) and 
 Jane Elizabeth (Adam) Pierce (b. N 16, 1815. 
 do.). Prepared in Knox Sem. Galesburg, 111. 
 Alethenai. Address, 1545 S. 19th St., Sta. B., 
 Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 83. WILLIAM CLARENCE POLLOCK 
 (Brother of No. igi-) 
 
 Lawyer; B. S. in L. & S., 1805: b. Jl 12, 
 1853, New Castle, Pa.; s. James M. (b. County 
 Down, Ire.) and Caroline M. (Lyon) Pollock 
 (b. Brighton, Can.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon 
 H. S. Practicing Law, 1877-87; Law Clerk and 
 Asst. Attv., Dept. of the Interior, 1887^- 
 Married Augusta May Grant, Ja 19, 1881, Mt. 
 Vernon, 111. Address, 1819 Q St., Washington, 
 D. C.t 
 
 84. ELNA ALPHONSO ROBINSON 
 Retired Machinist; M. E., 1803; b. D 15, 1839, 
 
 S. Reading, Vt. ; s. Ebenezer (b. S 30, 1809, S. 
 Reading. Vt.) and Adeline (Williams) Robin- 
 son (b. D 19, 1814). Prepared in Wesleyan 
 Sem., Springfield, Vt. Prop. Mach. Shop to 
 1898; Plumbing and Heating establishment, 
 1898 — . Trustee and Deacon, Baptist Church; 
 191 6, sold bus. Married Melora Smith, Ap 
 30, 1861, (died Ag i6, 1885); Mrs. Semphronia 
 E. Jenks, N 30, 1886. Children: Sarah Ann, 
 b. and died Mr 4, 1862; Addie Eva, b. O 17. 
 1863 (died .\g 27, 1865); Gertrude Minnie, b. 
 Jl 5, 1868, (died D 25, 1887); Inea Mary, b. 
 N 28, 1872; Fannie Nettie, b. Ag 30, 1881. 
 Address, 134 W. Hill St., Champaign. 
 
 85. *MELVILLE AMASA SCOVELL 
 
 (Husband of No. 172.) 
 Dean and Dir.; B. S.; M. S. in Chem., 1878; 
 Ph. D. 1906; b. F 26, 1855, Belvidere, N. J.; s. 
 Nathan (b. 1829, Burdett, N. Y.) and Hannah 
 (Aller) Scovelf (b. 1832, do.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Adelphic; Baseball team; 
 mem., Sen.. Coll. Govt.; Pres., Debating Soc. 
 Asst., Chem., 1872-5; Pvt. Sec. to Regent Greg- 
 ory, 18^6-7; Asst. Prof., Chem., 1876-80; Prof., 
 Agr. C^hem., 1880-2; Mgr., Sugar Factories, 
 1884; Spec. Agt., U. S. Dept. Agr., 1884-5; 
 Dir., Ky. Agr. E.xp. Sta., 1885-1912; Dean of 
 Coll. of Agr., St. Univ. of Ky. and Dir., Exp. 
 Sta., 1909-1912. Invented: Clarifying cane 
 juices by super-heating (with Prof. H. A. 
 Weber) a method now extensively used; Modi 
 fication in the Kjedahl method where nitrates are 
 present. Has written buls. and reports, Ky. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta. Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Soc. for 
 Pro. of Agr. Sc. ; A. C. S.; Soc. of Chem. 
 Indus., London; Past Pres., Official Agr. Chem- 
 ists Assn.; Past Pres., Am. Assn. of Agr. Coll. 
 and Exp. Stas. ; Pres., Park Comn., Lexington 
 Ky.; mem., Ky. St. Bd. of Agr.; U. S. Food 
 Standard Conin.; in charge of Pure Food Con- 
 trol, fertilizer control, feed control and seed 
 control work of St. of Ky. Married Nancy 
 Davis ('78), S 8, 1880, Monticello, 111. Died 
 ■Ag IS, 1912, Lexington, Ky. 
 
 86. CL.\RENCE ORLANDO SCUDDER 
 (Father of No. 1767.) 
 
 Teacher; M. L. in L. & S.. 1891; b. F 8, 
 1853, Carmel N. Y.; s. Orlando B. (b. 1824, 
 New Fairfield, Conn.) and Emily H. (Disbrow) 
 Scudder (b. 1829, do.). Prepared in Creston 
 H. S. Pres., Philomathean; mem.. Coll. Sen. 
 Pvt. Sec. to the Pres., 1873-5; Taught, Rochelle, 
 111., 1875-6; Supt.. Schs., Ashton, 111., 1876-8; 
 Supt., Schs., N. Dixon, 111., 1878-80; Traveling. 
 i88o-i; taught Hist, and Sc, No. 111. Norm. 
 Sch., 1881-2; Supt., Schs., Dixon, 1882-5; Pekin, 
 111., 1885-9; S. Evanston, 111., 1889-92; Prin., 
 Emerson Sch., Chicago, 1893-6; Robt. Morris 
 Sch., Chicago, 1896-1908; Prin., Newberry Sch., 
 Chicago, 1908-9. Treas., 111. St. Teachers' 
 Assn., 1889-97. Married Amelia C. Beyer, D 
 26, 1876, Sycamore, 111. Children: Theo. Y., b. 
 D 17, 1877 (died My 10, 1911); Oliver C, b. 
 Jl 27, 1879; Henry Disbrow ('02), b. D 20, 
 1881; Charles R., b. My 26, 1884. Address, 
 1944 Cahuenga Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 
 
 87. GEORGE ROBERT SHAWHAN 
 (Father of No. 839.) 
 Mgr., Savings in Bank; B. L., 1879; b. Mr 
 20, 1844, Falmouth, Ind.; s. William M. (b. O 
 1803, Bourbon Co.. Ky.) and Nancy (Redmond) 
 Shawhan (b. O 1810, near Cythiana, do.). Pre- 
 pared in common schs. Philomat'^ean; Bus. 
 Mgr., mini; Ed., do.; Pres., Coll. Govt. 
 Taught. 1861-81; Co. Supt. Schs., Champaign 
 Co., 1881-1902; in 111. Trust and Savings Co. 
 Bank., 1902 — . Wrote the first complete eight 
 yr. course of study for country and village 
 schools, in 1886. Ed., 111. St. Course of Study 
 for Common Schs., 1888-1903. Elder in Church 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1876 
 
 of Christ. Trustee of Univ. of 111., 1887-93. 
 Married Sarah Vista Brown, My 12, 1867. 
 Children: Gertrude ('94), b. F 8, 1S74; William 
 Warren, b. Ag 9, 1877; Helen, b. and died, 
 1875. Address, 606 Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 88, "MARY CARTER STEELE (RICKER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 13; Mother of No. 2224.) 
 B. L. in L. & S., 1878; b. F 12, 1852, Gales- 
 burg, 111.; d. James (b. N 24, 1808, Hebron, N. 
 Y.) and Minerva Selina (McConoughey) Steele 
 (b. S 22, 1821, Bainbridge, O.). Prepared in 
 Oberlin and Urbana H. Schs. Alethenai; Class 
 Historian; mem., Univ. Senate; Hon. mem., 
 Arch. Club; Der Deutsche Verein; Le Cercle 
 Francais. Founder, Urbana-Champaign Unitar- 
 ian church; Pres. Art Club of Champaign, 1909- 
 10; Cent, branch of A. C. A.; founder. Acanthus 
 Coterie; Acting Regent, D. A. R., 1908-9. Mar- 
 ried Nathan CliiTord Ricker ('72). Ag 25, 
 1875, Urbana. Child, Ethel ('04), b. Ap 12, 
 1883. Died Ag 6, 1910 Urbana. 
 
 89. MARGARET ESTHER STEWART 
 (ROBBINS) 
 (Wife of No. 32.) 
 Teacher; B. L., 1878; M. L., 1886; b. Ag 5, 
 185s, Frankfort, O.; d. Hugh Coulter (b. 1821, 
 Chillicothe, do.) and N. Lavinia (Smith) Stew- 
 art (b. 1828, Greenfield, do.). Prepared in 
 
 French Sem. and by pvt. tutors; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago grad. work, 1897. Taught in Phoenix H. 
 S.; Sem. Dept., Mills Coll, Calif., 1902-3; 
 Polytechnic H. S., Los Angeles, Ed. and Pub- 
 lisher, First Congr. Parish Monthly; The 
 Supernatural in Shakespeare; H. S. Life Di- 
 ploma for Calif, granted Ag 21, 1909. Charter 
 Mem., Los Angeles A. C. A., mem.. Women's 
 Univ. Club; Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn. of Los 
 Angeles. Married Henry Edwin Robbins, 
 V7i), D 31, 1879, (died F 19, 1899). Child 
 Alice May, b. Ap 6, 1882. Address, 6919 Bon- 
 sallo Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 90. HECTOR HILGARD TYNDALE 
 Lawyer; B. L., 1895; b. F 10, 1855, Belleville, 
 111.; s. Sharon and Mary (Hilgard) Tyndale. 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. B. S., Cornell, 
 1877; LL. B., Columbia, 1879. Psi Upsilon; 
 various literary and social societies and Assns.; 
 Assn. of the Bar of the City of New York, 1880. 
 Address, 49 Wall St., New York City. 
 
 91. *LYMAN FENN WARNER, JR. 
 Cert, in C. E.; b. My 23, 1855, Rockford^ 111.; 
 s. Lyman Fenn (b. Roxbury, Conn.) and (Jelora 
 E. Warner (b. Trov, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Rockford H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Philo- 
 mathean; Pres., Sr. Class. Gen. Engr., R. R. ; 
 Hydraulic and Min. Died Ja 24, 19 14, San 
 Francisco. 
 
 CLASS OF 1876 (19 LIVING, 10 DEAD) 
 
 92. RALPH ALLEN 
 (Father of Nos. 1800, 2310, 2876, 5002, 8096) 
 Farmer; M. S. in Agr., 1894; b. Ap 15, 1854, 
 Seekonk, Mass.; s. Jonathan Bowers (b. Ag i, 
 1 82 1, Warren, R. I.) and Harriet Maria 
 (Horton) Allen (b. Ag 31, 1823, Providence, 
 R. I.). Prepared in H. Schs. and Miss Susan 
 Hopkins' Pvt. Sch., Delavan, 111. Sc. Assn. 
 Mem., Co. Bd. Supvrs., 111. Farmers' Inst. 
 (Dir. ); Advisory Com. and Soil Investigations, 
 111. Agr. Esp. Sta.; M. M. Soc. of Delavan, 
 1879; Town Clerk; Sch. Tp. Treas.; Sch. Dir. 
 Married Ada Mary Eaton, S 1879. Children: 
 Edith Louise ('03), b. 1880; Paschal ('05), 
 \ b. 1881; Fred Eaton ('07), b. 1883; Jonathan 
 Bowers, b. 1886 (died F 26, 1906); Ralph, Jr. 
 ('12), b. 1889; Lucy Elizabeth ('17). b. 1891; 
 Harriet Horton, b. 1894; Hester Ada, b. 1894; 
 Theodore Raymond, b. 1898; Eloise Grace, b. 
 1901. Address, Delavan, 111. 
 
 93. *EDWARD LULL BALLOU 
 
 Miner and Mill Owner; Cert, in Agr.; B. S. 
 in Agr., 1895; b. Mr 30, 1856, Clifton, Wis.; 
 s. Albert Darius and Adaline (Hart) Ballou. 
 Adelphic. Class Treas. Supt. Garnet G. M. Co., 
 Pony, Mont., 1900-07; Deputy Co. Assessor, 
 Shasta Co., Calif., 1900-02. Married May 
 Wood, N 24, 1886, Chico, Calif. Children: 
 Roy Stanford, b. O 2, 1887; Edith Lucia, b. Je 
 30, 1889; Laura Frances, b. Ja 8, 1890; Edna 
 May, b. S 20, 1891; Lois, b. Mr 8, 1893; Charles 
 Kenneth, b. F 10, 1894; Clarence, b. Ag 22, 
 1899. Died O I, 1911. Igo, Calif. 
 
 94. 
 
 •JAMES WILLIAM CAMPBELL 
 (Brother of No. 60.) 
 
 Lawyer; Cert, in L. & S.; b. Mr 21, 1851, 
 Coshocton. O.; s. Patrick Steele (b. F 12, 1804, 
 Westmoreland Co., Pa.) and Rachael (Mitchell) 
 Campbell (b. Ap 30, 1814, Cecil Co., Md.). 
 Prepared in Lebanon, O. Mem., Baptist Church. 
 Married Eugenie Daniels, Je 5, 1879, Chicago. 
 Children: Winifred D., b. Ap 5, 1880; Howard, 
 b. My 2. 1882; Wayland E., b. Ag 25, 1883; 
 Theron Peters, b. Ag 20, 1886 (died Ja 19, 
 1888); James William, Jr., b. O 23, 1888. Died 
 Ja 22, 1890, Los Altos, Calif. 
 
 95. WILLIAM BAYARD CHANDLER 
 Farmer; B. S. in L. & S., 1893; b. Mr 6, 
 1852, near Bourbon, 111.; s. Lemuel (b. Ag 30, 
 1824, Cynthiana, Ky.) and Prudence Wiley 
 (Beavers) Chandler (b. S 8, 1823, Va., across 
 line from Cumberland, Md.). Prepared in 
 Bourbon, Douglas Co., 111. Adelphic, Pres.; 
 Winter Term 1876; Delta Tau Delta, Pres. one 
 Term; Mem. Sen. in Coll. Govt, one yr; Pres., 
 Sr. Class Winter Term. Law stud.; farmer; 
 Clerk U. S. Indian Service, Yankton Agency, 
 Dak., 1885-7; Jicarilla Agency, N. M., 1887-9; 
 practiced law, Pueblo, Colo., 1889-92; farming, 
 1892 — . Married Bell Augusta Bailey, Mr 6, 
 1883, Grasmere, Ind. Child, Mercy Lee (died 
 J^e 7, 1885, aged one yr. six months). Address, 
 Spanaway. Wash. 
 
 96. 'CHARLES WRIGHT CLARK 
 Architect; C. E., 1892; b. O 11, 1854, Upshur 
 
 Co., Va.; s. Cornelius and Lucinda (Young) 
 Clark (b. Va.). Prepared in Champaign Co. 
 Scientific Assn. C. E., 1892; Ry. Survs., Hydro- 
 graphic and Geodetic work on U. S. Lake Surv., 
 1876-9; Instr., C. E. Dept., Univ. of 111.; since 
 1879 Asst. Engr.. MiSs. R. Comn., and Chief, 
 topographical and drafting div. of Miss. R. 
 Comn., St. Louis; Designing Arch., TuUy & 
 C'lark, and for Woman's Magazine bldgs. Mem., 
 Engrs. Club, St. Louis; A. I. A., Fellow; Con- 
 temporary Club of St. Louis; Monday Evening 
 Club of Kirkwood, Mo.; Tuesday Evening Club 
 of Webster Groves, Mo.; 111. Soc. Engrs. and 
 Survs., 1887-89; St. Louis Merchant's Exchange. 
 Married Emma M. Schimmel, N 20, 1888, Nor- 
 mal Park, III. Children: Helen, b. Ja 18, 1892; 
 Cornelius S., b. F 9, 1894 (died N 14, 1895). 
 Died Mr 13, 191 1, Webster Groves, Mo. 
 
 97. JAMES FREDERICK DRAKE 
 Lawyer; B. L., 1895; b. Ja 15, 1851, Belvi- 
 
 dere. 111.; s. Charles Elmer (b. Ag i, 1811, 
 Tioga Co., N. Y.) and Martha (Heaton) Drake 
 (b. Broome Co., N. Y.). Prepared in Broome 
 Co. Pub. Schs. LL. D., Univ. of Mich., 1879. 
 Philomathean. Gave stone oration, class day 
 (stone placed beneath '76 Elm tree near the 
 walk leading N. W. from main building); 
 Practised law, Leadville, Colo., 1879-80; Koko- 
 mo, Colo., 1880; Pueblo, Colo., 1881—. Military 
 
1876] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 Service during strike of 1880; Colo. Nat. Guard 
 early 8o's; St. Senator, 1802-6; Del. to Nat. 
 Rep. Convention, 1888. Address, Pueblo, Colo. 
 
 98. JOHN DAVID GILL 
 Lawyer; B. L., 1895; b. F 23, 1851, Antwer|i, 
 N. Y.; s. James and Sarah (Beaman) Gill- 
 Autli.: A Timely Warning; For Fools in Hell; 
 The Effect of Money; Spanish War; The Vil- 
 lainous Law to make Millionaires and Paupers; 
 Monopolies and Trusts — The Cause and only 
 Remedy — illustrated; The Degenerated Supreme 
 Court, St. of 111., etc. Mem., Nat. Liberty 
 League. Address, Antwerp, N. Y. ($) 
 
 99. SIMEON THOMAS GORE 
 Arch, and Builder; B. S. in Arch., 1895; b. 
 Mr 8, 1849, Richview, 111.; s. Hosea B. (b. 
 Union Co.) and Polly Anna (Pate) Gore. Pre- 
 pared in Washington Sem., Richview, 111. 
 Philomathean. Farmer, 1894-1903; Arch., 
 1903 — • Married Phoebe Farmer, O 19, iSSo, 
 Ashley, 111. Children: Dwight Clifford, b. 
 Ja 23, 1883; Ros.s Ellis, b. My u, 1889. Ad- 
 dress, 507 Bryant Ave., W;dla Walla, Wash.f 
 
 100. CHARLES EinVIN GREGORY 
 Lawyer; B. L., 1895; b. 1855 Rochelle, 111.; 
 s. A. S. Gregory. Capt., L'niv. Regt. Address, 
 Hot Springs, S. Dak. 
 
 1 01. MARTHA GRAY HOLTON (KREBS) 
 B. L.; b. My 17, 1856, Aberdeen, O.; s. 
 Elijah G. (b. 1832, Maysville, Ky.) and Cor- 
 nelia L. Holton (b. if?32, Sacketts Harbor, 
 N. Y.). Alethenai. Artist, 1880-6; taught in 
 Chicago H. and Pub. Schs. Mem., Social Econ. 
 Club; Pol. Equality League. Married James H. 
 Krebs, Je 28, 1886, Chicago (died Jl 19, 1909)- 
 Address, 806 E. 51st St., Chicago. t 
 
 102. WALTER ELLIOTT KNIBLOE 
 Sch. Prin.; M. S., 1893; b. My 21, 1857, 
 Chicago; s. William E. (b. F 17, 1820, Sharon, 
 Conn.) and Mary A. (Dakin) Knibloe (b. D 
 22, 1821, Dutchess Co., N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, and Gilman H. S. 
 Philomathean; Delta Tau Delta. Prin., H. S., 
 Urbana, 1877-81; Prin., Girard Pub. Schs., 
 1881-3; Supt., City Schs., St. Augustine, Fla., 
 1884-95; Prin., Duval H. S., Jacksonville, Fla., 
 1895-1909; Prin., Leon H. S., Tallahassee, Fla., 
 1909 — . Teacher, Nat. Sc. Champaign Co. Inst., 
 1879-82; Prin., Summer Tr. Sch. for Teachers 
 under Educ. Dept of Fla.; six yrs. Conductor 
 of St. John's Co. Inst., St. Augustine, 1889-95. 
 Mem., "Educ. Comn. from Fla. to World's Co- 
 lumbian Exposition; St. Augustine Nat. Hist. 
 Soc. (Curator); Fla. St. Teachers' Assn., Pres. ; 
 Chapman Sc. Club, Pres. 1895. Married Ade- 
 laide Victoria Clark, Ag s, 1885. Carlinville, 
 111. Address, 39 Lancaster Terrace, Jackson 
 ville, Fla.t 
 
 103. *DANIEL SHOTTENKIRK MACKAY 
 (Brother of Nos. 104, 105.) 
 Farmer; B. L. in L. & S., 1895; b. O 13, 
 1851; s. J. (b. Lairg, Scot.) and Catharine 
 (Rupple) Mackay (b. Hesse, Darmstadt, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Mt. Carroll H. S. Philomathean. 
 Teacher; Lawyer; Farmer. Died Ja 15, 1915. 
 Mt. Carroll, 111. 
 
 104. *HENRY MACKAY 
 (Brother of Nos. 103, 105; Father of No. 3094) 
 Lawyer; M. L., 1892; b. 1854, Mt Carroll, 
 111.; s. John (b. Scotland) and Catherine 
 Mackay (b. Ger.). Prepared in Mt. Carroll, 111. 
 Adelphic. Married Susan Hostetter, 1883. 
 Children: Sarah D. ('07), b. Mr 23, 1884; 
 Robert P.; Catherine H. Died Jl 22, 1916, Mt. 
 Carroll, 111. 
 
 105. * WILLI AM ALEXANDER MACKAY 
 (Brother of Nos. 103, 104.) 
 Banker; B. L. in L. & S., 1895; b. Mt. 
 Carroll, 111.; s. John (b. Scotland) and 
 Catherine Mackay (b. Ger.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Carroll, III. Adelphic. Pres., Banking House 
 of Mackav Bros., Madison, S. Dak. Married 
 Clara G. Shirk, 1881 (died 1889); Olive W 
 .Mackay, 1894. Children: Jesse J.; Zella G 
 Died Ap I, 19 1 5, Madison. S. Dak. 
 
 106. HENRY WESTON MAHAN 
 (Brother of No. 185) 
 Bank Pres.; M. L., 1893; b. D 3, 1854, 
 VVesthersfield, 111.; s. Isaac S. and Jane H. 
 Mahan. Prepared in Champaign. Delta Tau 
 Delta. Banking bus., ist Nat., Urbana; Cashier, 
 Stock Yards Savings Bank, Chicago; Pres., 
 Drexel St. Bank, Chicago; Pres., South Side 
 St. Bank, Chicago; Pres., Washington Park 
 Nat. Bank. St. Militia, eight yrs., rank of 
 Maj., 8th 111. Militia. Married Isotta Carley, 
 Ja II, 1877, Champaign. Children: Mark C; 
 Jennie M.; Margaret W.; Adelaide S.; Henry 
 W. ; Maude L.; Address, South Side State 
 Rank, Chicago. 
 
 107. *ADIN HOWARD MANN 
 Cert.; b. in 111.; s. Adin Mann. Entered 
 
 from Batavia, 111. Took M. E. Course. Died 
 Ap 22, 1876, Winnebago, 111. 
 
 108. FRANK IRVING MANN 
 (Brother of Nos. 109, 896, 1059; Father of 
 
 Nos. 2170, 3861) 
 Farmer; B. L. in L. & S., 1895; b. My 8, 
 1854, Marshall Co., 111.; s. William Henry (b. 
 .\p 21, 1827, Va.) and Elizabeth Dabney 
 (Abraham) Mann (b. Va.). Prepared in Gilman 
 Pub. Sch.; Lincoln Univ. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Adelphic; Capt., Univ. Regt. Weekly news- 
 paper, 1877-78; farmer, 1878—; Circuit Clerk 
 and Recorder, Iroquois Co., 1892-6; Dir., 111. 
 St. Farmers' Inst., 1896 — ; Aud., do., 1904 — ; 
 .Mem., Advisory Com. on soil investigations. 111. 
 Exp. Sta., 1905 — . Married Fannie Judson, Mr 
 28, 1878, Chenoa (died); Mrs. Lena L. Steven- 
 son, D 28, 1913, Urbana. Children: Charles J. 
 ('04), b. N 2, 1879, Gilman, 111; Mary Elizabeth 
 ('09), b. Ja 29 1886, Gilman, 111. Address, Bois 
 d'Arc Farm, Gilman, 111. 
 
 109. JAMES ROBERT MANN 
 (Husband of No. 170; Brother of 
 
 Nos. 108, 896, 1059) 
 Congressman, Lawyer; M. L., 1892; LL. D., 
 (hon.) 1903; b. O 20, 1856, Normal, 111.; s. 
 William Henry (b. Ap 21, 1827, Va.) and 
 Elizabeth Dabney (Abraham) Mann (b. Ag 29, 
 Va.). Grad., Union Coll. of Law, 1881. Delta 
 Tau Delta. Practising Law in Chicago, 1881— ; 
 mem., Oakland Sch. Bd., 1887; Atty., Hyde 
 Park, 1888; Alderman 32d ward, Chicago, 
 1892-6; Temporary Chm., Rep. St. Convention, 
 1894; Chm. Cook Co. Rep. Convention, 1895; 
 Master in Chancery, Superior Ct., Cook Co., 
 1892-6; Gen. Atty. South Park Bd., Chicago, 
 1895; mem., Cong., ist 111. Dist., 1897-1903; 
 2d Dist., 1903 — ; Chm. Cook Co. Rep. Com., 
 1902; Com. on Elec, No. i, 59th and 6oth 
 Cong.; Com. on Interest, and Foreign Com- 
 merce, 6ist Cong.; Republican Leader, 62d, 
 63rd, 64th, 65th Cong. Married Emma Colum- 
 bia ('78), My 30, 1882, Champaign. Child, 
 James R. Jr., b. D 10, 1888 (died S 20, 1918). 
 Address, 1350 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 110. LOUIS REEDER NOBLE 
 
 Adjuster of Fire Losses; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 
 O 9, 1854, Cincinnati; s. Nathan Miller (b. 
 Ag 10, 1818, do.) and Ada Eleanor (Pickett) 
 Noble (b. F 23, 1829, do.). Prepared in Pub. 
 Sch., Mattoon. Adelphic; Scientific; Capt., 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1877 
 
 Univ. Regt. R. R. service, 1876-83; since then 
 in fire ins.; Adjuster of fire losses. Mem., 
 S. A. R. ; Presby. Cliurch. Married Mary 
 Tyler Churchill, Ap 22, 1880, Mattoon, 111. 
 Children: Ada Mary, b. Mr 26, 1881; Raymond 
 Churchill, b. D 26, 1883 (died 7th yr.); 
 Lawrence Roswell (died in infancy) ; Louis 
 Garniss (died in infancy) ; Cedric Percy, b. 
 N 8, 1894. Address, Mattoon, 111. 
 
 III. WILLIAM FORREST OLIVER 
 
 Physician; B. L., 1894; b. Ag 8, 1856, Bloom- 
 field, la.; s. William L. (b. F 4, 1823, Clark 
 Co., Ky.) and Mary A. (Smith) Oliver (b. Mr 
 19, 1828, Indianapolis.). Prepared in Ladoga 
 Sem., M. D., Med. Coll. of Ind., 1879- Pres., 
 Adelphic; V. P., Coll. Govt.; Foreman, Illini 
 office; Capt., Univ. Regt. Practicing medicine. 
 Longton, Kan., 1880-5; Co. Supt., Schs., Elk 
 Co., Kan., 1885-9; Arlington, Wash., 1889- — ; 
 ist Lt. Co. E., K. N. G., 1886-7. Health 
 Officer, Arlington, four terms; Mem. Bd. of 
 Educ, Arlington, eighteen yrs. Auth.: Stag 
 Benton, The Black Birder, a tale of an African 
 Slave Trader, Overland Monthlv, San Fran- 
 cisco, 1887. Mem., Co., Dist., St. and Nat. 
 Med. Socs. Married Martha Lilian Best, S 
 22, 1899, Montreal Can. Address, Arlington, 
 Wash. 
 
 112. ♦FRANK MITCHELL PALMER 
 Lawyer; B. L., 1895; b. 1856, O.; s. E. H. 
 Palmer. Capt., Univ. Regt. Died Ja 31, 1917. 
 Decatur, 111. 
 
 113. ELON ALBERT PIERCE 
 Bee Keeper; B. S.; b. Ag 17, 1853, Itasca, 
 111.; s. Theodore (b. Oswego, N. Y.) and Susan 
 (Davis) Pierce (b. Landgrove, Vt.). Prepared 
 in Webster City, la. Grad. la. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Cedar Falls, 1881. Taught sch. in San Jose, 
 Calif., ten yrs.; Prin., Belmond H. S., one yr. ; 
 Ed. and Pub. of Belmond Herald. Married 
 Harriet Emma Prowse, Ja 4, i8gi, Mission San 
 Jose, Calif. Children; Lyna Ellen, b. Mr 26, 
 1895; Effie Alberta, b. N 29, 1900. Address, 
 Belmond, la. 
 
 114. JAMES FREDERICK RHODES 
 Lawyer; B. L., 189s; b. F 20, 1854, Waverly, 
 111.; s. William (b. N 13, 1820, Yorkshire, Eng.) 
 and Sarah Maria (Purdy) Rhodes (b. Ag 8, 
 1826, Leeds, do.). Prepared in D wight H. ». 
 'Delta Tau Delta; Philomathean. Ed., Eldorado 
 Springs News, 1897-1902; Nominee for Cong. 
 
 6th dist. Mo., 1904; Mayor: Presidential 
 Elector in Mo., 1908; Regent St. Norm. Sch. 
 Married Charlotte Zelhart, 1886, Mo. (died My 
 17, 1894); Orpha M. Troutman, 1904. Chil- 
 dren: William Frederick, b. 1887; George 
 Edwin, b. 1888; John Fra«klin, b. 1889; 
 daughter b. and died 1911. Address, Eldorado 
 Springs, Mo. 
 
 115. *ARTEMUS C. SCRIBNER 
 Cert, in Agr. ; b. 1851, Bangor, Me.; s. H. G. 
 Scribner. Died Ap 24, 1891, Fairplay, Colo. 
 
 116. FRANK AUGUSTUS ELLIS STARR 
 Miner; M. L., 1891; b. F 8, 1854, Alton, 111.: 
 s. James Ely (b. S 21, 1814, N. Y. City) and 
 Sabra Bicknell (Ellis) Starr (b. N 29, 1836, 
 Wacham, Mass.). Prepared in Common Sch. 
 Adelphic, Pres.; Capt., Univ. Regt. Taught, 
 1876-83; Lawyer, 1883-1906; Miner, 1906 — . 
 Married Anita Denny, Ja 30, 1894, Portland, 
 Ore. Children: Anita Elizabeth, b. F 16, 1896; 
 Orin Denny, b. Mr 18, 1898. Address, Thomp- 
 son, Nev. t 
 
 117. CHARLES WESTON 
 (Brother of Nos. 297. 454, 585, 586) 
 
 Lawyer and Banker; B. L. in L. & S., 1895; 
 b. Jl 4, 1853, N. Y.; s. Nathan (b. Wilson, N. 
 Y.) and Jane (Cloyd) Weston (b. Troy, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Adelphic; Class 
 Pres. sr. yr. Regent, Univ. of Neb., 1894-1900; 
 St. Aud., Neb., 1901-05. Married Eugenia C. 
 Clarke, Mr 23, 1887 (died Jl 29, 1890); Helen 
 H. Mackay, D 11, 1901. Child, Margaret C, 
 b. F 21, 1888. Address, Hay Springs, Neb. 
 
 118. *GEORGE A. WILD 
 
 Cert, in C. E.; b. 1855, N. Y.; s. Robert 
 Wild. Died N 1881, Las Animas, Colo. 
 
 119. THOMAS THATCHER WILLIAMS 
 
 Farmer; B. L. in L. & S., 1895; b. N 12, 
 1850, Putnam, Conn.; s. Nathan (b. 1817, do.) 
 and Catharine B. (Thatcher) Williams (b. 1819, 
 Thompson Hill, Conn.). Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Mabel Gordon, Je 20, 1894, Sterling, 
 111. Address, R. 2, Powell, Wyo.j 
 
 120. FREDERICK L. WOOD 
 Cert.; b. 1854, Chicago; s. Alonzo C. Wood. 
 Address, c/o Mrs. Amina E. Smith, 1122 E. 
 90th St., Chicago. t 
 
 CLASS OF 1877 (23 LIVING, 18 DEAD) 
 
 121. THEODORE SPERRY ABBOTT 
 (Brother of Nos. 336, 373. 4i6; Father of 
 Nos. 451S, 4516) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; C. E., 191 1; b. S 
 21, 1855, Whiteside Co.. 111.; s. Asa M. and 
 Sarah (Sperry) Abbott. Teacher. Fulton Co.. 
 1877-9; St. Louis, on U. S. Govt. Work, River 
 and Harbor, 1879-80; Pueblo, Colo., transit- 
 man, A. T. & S. F. R. R., 1880- 1 ; Engr., Mex. 
 Nat R R., Laredo, Tex. and Saltillo, Mex., 
 1881-4; Pvt. Engr., Saltillo, 1882-87; Engr. on 
 Const., Mex. Southern R. R., 1887-92; Pvt. 
 Engr., dams, canals, reservoirs, etc., 1893-6; 
 Chief Engr., Coahuila and Zacatecas R. K., 
 1897-1905; Chief Engr., Coahuila and Pacific 
 R R., 1899-1903: State Engr., Coahuila, i8g6-— . 
 Mem. of Saltillo Casino. Married Aurelia 
 Halle, Ag 1884 (died 1902); Grace Ailing, 
 F 1904. Children: Alfred Nalle ('11), b. Ag 
 1887; Theodora Sarah ('11), b. Ja 1890. Ad- 
 dress, Saltillo, Mex.t 
 
 122. NETTIE ADAMS (WILSON) 
 (Mother of No. 3238; Sister of No. 337) 
 B. L., 1895; b. Ap 17. 185s. Urbana; d. 
 Francis Fitch (b. Je 13, 1824, Olmstead Falls, 
 
 O.) and Nancy (Dean) Adams (b. Ap 16, 1834, 
 Dayton, O.). Prepared in Dist. sch. near 
 Urbana. Pres. Alethenai; Class V. P. Teach- 
 ing until 1884. Auth.: Pamphlets of Travel; 
 Yellowstone Park; Glimpses of the East; Glimp- 
 ses of West; Glimpses of Southland; From 
 Naples to London; special newspaper work; 
 Yellowstone Park Pamphlet translated into Rus- 
 sian. Married W. Bent Wilson, Je 10, 1884, 
 Tolono, 111. Children: John Dean ('07), b. 
 Te 27, 1885; Louise b. My 9, 1895 (died S 23, 
 "1895). Address, Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 123. 'CHARLES WESLEY ALLEN 
 (Brother of H22) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. 1854, in Ky.; s. D. S. 
 Allien. Died Jl 8, 1880, Harristown, 111. 
 
 124. *CHARLES HART BARRY 
 In business; B. S. in Sc, 1895; b. N 15, i8s7, 
 Alton, 111.; s. Amasa Stetson (b. Mr 12, 
 1821, Boston) and Catherine (Riley) Barry (b. 
 Mr 21, 1825, Middletown, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Alton H. S. Adelphic. Special Agt.. Fire Ins., 
 1881-90; Assn. Mgr. West. Dept., do., 1890-5; 
 Pres., Pa. Fire Ins. Co., for seventeen western 
 
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 sts., 1805-1018. Mem., Union League, Chicago; 
 Univ. Club, Chicago; Pres. Country Club, 
 Evanston; Glenview Club. Married Ida M. 
 Bateman, 1885, Alton, 111. Child, Lucile Barry 
 Coburn. Died Mr ao. 1918, Philadelphia. 
 
 125. FRANK BARRY 
 Atty. and Traffic Mgr.; B. L. in L. & S., 1877, 
 b. Mr 28, 1856, Alton, 111.; s. Benj. Franklin 
 (b. O 13, 1826, Boston) and Susan Elizabeth 
 (Emerson) Barry (b. My 23, 1830, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Washington Univ. Acad, and Shurtleff 
 Coll. Adelphic. St. Louis Nat. Bank, 1878-79; 
 Wabash Ry., 1879-81; C. M. & St. P. R. R., 
 1881-5; Sec. and Mgr., Millers' Nat. Assn. of 
 U. S., 1885-1902; Commissioner of Nat. Bd. of 
 Trade, 1902-3; Atty. and Special Agt., Inter-St. 
 Commerce Comn., 1903-6; Traffic Mgr., Pub. 
 Service Comn., 2d Dist. N. Y., 1907-9; Atty. 
 and Traffic Mgr., Syracuse, 1909-12. Capt., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 1875-9. Auth. : numerous articles 
 on transportation subjects; owned and published 
 The Milling Engr., 1884-87; The U. S. Miller, 
 1888-1901; and several other trade papers. 
 Married Anna Louise Bering, N 5 1906, Chi- 
 cago (died S 2, 1909). Address, P. O. Box, 586, 
 Milwaukee. 
 
 126. CLARENCE HOWARD BLACKALL 
 
 Architect; B. S. in 1878; M. Arch., 1880; b. 
 F 3, 1857, N. Y. City; s. C. R. (b. 1830, Albany) 
 and Eliza (Davis) Blackall (b. 1824, Boston), 
 Prepared by pvt. instruction. Tau Beta Pi. 
 Arch., N. Y., 1880; Colo. Springs, 1882; Boston, 
 1882 — . I St holder Rotch Travelling Scholar- 
 ship, 1884-6; designed and erected the ist steel 
 frame bldg. in Boston, 1892; Arch, for Tremont 
 Ternple, Colonial, Wilbur, Plymouth, Gaiety, 
 National, Park Square, Olympia and other 
 theatres. Little Bldg., Marshall Bldg., Scollay 
 Bldg., Temple Israel, Auditorium, Univ. of 111., 
 New Theatre, N. Y., Soldiers and Sailors Mon- 
 ument, Syracuse, N. Y.; Advisory Arch., 
 Boston Elevated Ry. Co. Ed. and Special Con- 
 tributor since 1879 to the Am. Arch., Arch. Re- 
 view, The Brickbuildcr, Technology Review, 
 since 1883, to the Engng. Record, Inland Arch., 
 Boston Herald, and Transcript. Auth. : Builders' 
 Hardware, and articles on the Arch, of Spain, 
 Portugal, and Belgium. Fellow of the A. I. A.; 
 ist sec, N. Y. Arch. League, 1881-82; Sec, 
 Boston Soc. of Archs., 1905; ist Pres., Boston 
 Arch. Club, 1889-1893; A. A. A. S., 1901; Nat. 
 Arts Club, N. Y., 1901; Cambridge Mun. Art 
 Soc, Sec, 1905; City Club, 1905; Reform Club, 
 Boston, 1900; Econ. Club, Boston, 1905; 
 Trustee and Sec, Rotch Travelling Scholarship, 
 since 1891; Boston Chamber of Commerce; 
 Boston Art Club; Cambridge Club; Episcopalian 
 Club; Nat. Housing Assn.; City Club, Boston; 
 Salem Club; Century Club, N. Y. ; Nat. Geogo- 
 graphic Soc; Nat. Fire Protection Assn.; Bldg. 
 Law Comn., Boston and Cambridge; Chm., Bd. 
 of Appeal, Cambridge; Fire Prevention Comn., 
 Boston; Advisory Arch., Rebuilding Comn. of 
 Salem, Mass.; British Fire Prevention Assn. 
 ISIarried Emma Murray, D s, 1883, Boston. 
 Children: Marian, b. Jl 31, 1887; Robert Mur- 
 ray, b. Ap 26, 1889. Address, 16 Chauncy St., 
 Cambridge, Mass.; bus. add., 20 Beacon St., 
 Boston. 
 
 127. EVA BOGARDUS (PRICE) 
 (Sister of No. 339) 
 
 B. L. in L. & A., 1895; b. F 10, 18^7, Cherry 
 Valley, 111.; d. J. J. (b. Fayetteville, N. Y.) and 
 Evlyn (Butterfield) Bogardus (b. Pompey Hill, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Young Ladies' Sem. Ale- 
 thenai. Lived at various M. E. parsonages of 
 the N. Y. east Conf. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Champaign Art Club. Married T. Lambert 
 Price, D I, 1886, Champaign. Children: Frances 
 Eugenia, b. N 1887; Mamie Olivia, b. 1889; 
 Helen Martha, b. 1903; Mildred Bogardus, b. 
 1905. Address, R. No. 30, Stanford, Conn. 
 
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 128. -CORNELIA BROSHAR 
 Teacher; Cert, in L. & S.; b. Je 30, i8s?. 
 Napoleon, Ind.; d. Levi (b. N 16, 1804, Lex- 
 ington, Ky.) and Jane (Wilson) Broshar (b. 
 Harnsburg, Pa.). Prepared in Pub. Schs. 
 Mem., First Congr. Church, Champaign. Died 
 O 31. 190S, Chicago. 
 
 129. *CHARLES ELIPHALET BRUSH 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch., 1895; b. Mr 17, 
 1855, Carbondale, 111; s. Daniel Harmon (b 
 1813, Vergennes, Vt.) and Julia (Etherton) 
 Brush (b. Murphysboro, 111.). Prepared in Car- 
 bondale H. S. Delta Tau Delta. Married Ida 
 Flemming, Mr 11, 1885, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Died 
 N 2, 1916, Chicago. 
 
 130. *WILLIAM BUCKINGHAM 
 Engr. and Lawyer; B. S. in M. E., 1895; b. 
 Ap 25, 1855, Mt. Vernon, O.; s. C. P. (b. Mr 
 14, 1808, Athens, O.) and Marian A. (Hawkes) 
 Buckingham (b. Ag 1820, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Chicago H. S.; LL. B^ Union Coll., Chicago, 
 1S79. Practised law, Chicago, 1879-85; Trav- 
 eled, 1885-8; with West. Elee. Co. and Siemens 
 & Halske, 1888-97; Alaska, 1897-8; Fairbanks, 
 Morse & Co., 1 898-191 2. Married Cora Gordon, 
 My 28,- 1891, Evanston, 111. Child, Thomas 
 Putnam, b. F 28, 1894. Died Je 20, 19 14. 
 Clifton, Ariz. 
 
 131. "JAMES EDWARD BUMSTEAD 
 
 (Father of Nos. 2601, 3300, 6123) 
 Phys. and Surg; M. S. in L. & S., 1892; b. 
 O 30, 1848, Dundee, 111.; s. Edward (b. 1803, 
 Eng.) and Ann (Smith) Bumstead (b. 1810, 
 do.). Prepared in Elgin Acad, and Marengo 
 H. S. M. D., N. W. Univ., 1880. Philoma- 
 thean; Y. M. C. A.; Class Pres. and Valedic- 
 torian, 1877; Ed., mini. Mem., M. E. Church, 
 1864; A. M. A.; 111. St. Med. Assn.; Fox River 
 X^alley Med. Assn., 1881, Pres. one yr. and Sec. 
 and Treas. for three yrs. Married Justina A. 
 Pingree, My 10, 1881, Evanston. 111. Children: 
 Frank Melvin ('06) b. 1882; Arthur Pingree 
 ('08) and Alice Amelia ('14) (twins) b. 1884; 
 Ernest Edward, b. 1887; Mabel Emily, b. 1891 
 (died 1903). Died F 15, 1911, Dundee, 111. 
 
 132. *LUTHER G. CLAY 
 B. S., in Agr., 1895; b. 1849, Boston; s. John 
 Clay. Died Je 13, 1898, Chicago. 
 
 133. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CROW 
 Hort. and Agr.; B. S. in Arch., 1895; b. O 
 15, 1845, Dowagiac, Mich.; s. Stephen (b. F i, 
 1 81 6, Geneseo Co., N. Y.) and Elizabeth 
 (Prater) Crow (b. Ag 6, 1826, Wayne Co., 
 Ind.). Prepared in Pub. Sch., Greenfield, 111. 
 Bldg Contr., 1877-78; Sec Chief Engr., B. & M. 
 R. R. R., 1878-80; Asst. U. S. Engr., Imp. Mo. 
 River, 1880-84; Supt., Brownill Car Co., 1884- 
 QS; Insp. on Constr., U. S. Dredges for Miss. R. 
 Com., 1895-IQ0:; Hort. and Agr., 1901 — . 133 
 Rgt., 111. Vol., 1864. Teacher in Sunday Sch. 
 since 1863; Deacon; Church Treas., 1894-1910; 
 Engrs. Ciub, St. Louis, 1886-96. Married Sue 
 J., Jl 3, 1870 (died Jl 19, 1871); Amanda S., 
 Ja 28, 1878 (died Ja 16, 1903); Celia K., Je 28, 
 1905. Child, Allen B., b. Je 4, 1887. Address, 
 Cedar Place, Keokuk. t 
 
 134. CHARLES GLEASON ELLIOTT 
 Consulting Drainage Engr.; C. E., 1892; b. 
 Je 8, 1850, Lowell, 111.; s. John B. (b. 1823, 
 Waterloo, N. Y.) and Elizabeth (Sarles) 
 Elliott (b. 1830, Catskil!, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Weslevan Univ. and Oberlin Coll. Ed., Illini; 
 Pres. Coll. Govt.; Pres., Sophomore Class; 
 French Oration at Commencement, 1877; Pres., 
 Philomathean. Civil Engr. at various places, 
 i87;;-96; Asst. City Engr. 1896-98, Peoria; Gen. 
 Draining Engr. and Geologist, Marietta, O., 
 1898-1900; Ed.. Drainage Jour., Indianapolis, 
 
14 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1877 
 
 1900-02; Engr. in cBarge of drainage investi- 
 gations, U. S. Dept. of Agr., Wasliington, D. 
 C., 1902-13; Chief of Drainage Investigations, 
 1907 — ; Consulting Drainage Engr., Washing- 
 ton, D. C, 1913-18; Auth.: Prac. Farm Drain- 
 age, 1200 pp., John Wiley & Sons, 1882, 
 revised 1908; Engng. for Land Drainage, 233 
 pp., John Wiley & Sons, 1903, rewritten 191 1, 
 339 pp.; several Govt. Buls. ; Reports for U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr.; Drainage as a Correlative of 
 Irrigation in Report of Internat. Cong., San 
 Francisco. 191 5; Other articles for various 
 records. 'Mem., 111. Soc. of Engrs. and Survs., 
 1887; A. S. C. E. 1890; A. A. A. S., 1905- 
 Married Lura M. Bullock, Ja i, 1879, Normal, 
 111. Children: Merton Melville, b. O 22, 1882 
 (died 1905); Herman Randolph, b. S 3, 1885; 
 Edith Marion, b. Jl 26, 1890. Address, 121: 
 Fern St., Washington, D. C; bus. add., 503 Mc 
 Lachlen Bldg., do. 
 
 13s. IDA BELLE FALLS 
 B. L. in L. & A., 1895; b. F 3, 1858, Urbana: 
 d. Jess (b. Mr 27, 1824, Zanesville, O.) and 
 Martha E. (Henderson) Falls (b. Je 5. 1819. 
 Mt. Carmel, Ky.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Teaching, 1877-87. Address, Tullahoma, 
 Tenn. (t) 
 
 136. RICHARD DOUGLAS FAULKNER 
 
 (Brother of No. 67) 
 Sch. Prin.; B. L. in Agr., 1895; b. Ag 27, 
 1858, Irvington, 111. Taught at Instown, 111., 
 1877-8; in Calif., 1878; Prin., Horace Mann 
 Intermediate Sch., San Francisco. Address, 
 Horace Mann Intermediate Sch., Valencia St., 
 between 22d and 23d Sts., San Francisco. 
 
 137. CHARLES BROCKWAY GIBSON 
 Med. R. C; B. S. in Chem., 1895; b. Ag 6, 
 
 1S54, Massina, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.; s. Otis 
 (b. My I, 1794, Chester, Vt.) and Chloe 
 (Brockway) Gibson (b. Ag 20, 1816). Prepared 
 in Springfield. Vt. H. S.; M. D., Coll. of Phy- 
 sicians, 1887; stud., Univ. of Berlin. Phi Lamb- 
 da Upsilon; Pres., Philomathean, 1877. Asst., 
 Chem. Lab., 1876-7; Marshall Coll. Govt., 1875; 
 mem. Sen., 1876; Capt. and Adjt., U. of 111. 
 Prof., Chem., Coll. of P. and S., 1882-90; 
 Chicago Coll. Dental Surgery, 1888-96; Hahne- 
 mann Med Coll., 1889; (three yrs. Vt. Militia, 
 2d Regt.; four years. 6th Regt. I. N. G.; Capt. 
 and Adjt., ist Regt. Inf., I. N. G., 1898-1901; 
 ist Lt. Med. R. C, U. S. A.. 1916-18; San. 
 Dept. U. S. A., 1918. Invented improvement in 
 refining lead bullion and desilverization of do., 
 1878, and in gold extraction from ores. Auth.: 
 Chem. and Microscopial Determinations of 
 Poisons, 1882; Translator of Rudroff's Analyti- 
 cal Chem. for Beginners, Chicago Med. Book 
 Co., 1 894-0 J ; Reports on Spontaneous Com- 
 bustion and Non. Conductors, 1884; articles on 
 hygiene-air, water, etc., for Healthy Homcx, 
 1890, 91, 94; Metallurgv- and Assaying, in N. 
 Y. and Chicago Min. Jours.; Articles on Uni- 
 versal Mil. Tr., Army and Navy Jour., 1914; 
 Addresses on same subject for the Navy League 
 and the Nat. Security League; Oriental travel 
 lectures. Mem., A. A. A. S. ; A. C. S.; Am. 
 Geog. Soc. Zuchert Verein Gesellschaft, Berlin. 
 K. T., S. P. R. S.; 320. Scottish Right,; A. A. 
 O. N. Married Eva Katherine Clapp, Althos, 
 Mass. (dead); Susie Gibson, 1917. Child, Jessie 
 Mary, b. S 5, 1881. Address, 1505 Morse Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 138. HIRAM GILKERSON 
 (Father of Nos. 1685, 1877, 2396, 2994; Brother 
 of No. 139) 
 Retired Farmer; B. S., 1895; b. O 15, 185,!, 
 Marengo, 111.; s. John (b. 1816, Carlyle, Eng.) 
 and Frances E. (Williams) Gilkerson (b. 1832, 
 N. H.). Prepared in Marengo and Sycamore 
 H. Schs. Philomathean; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Married Portia Motfet, 1877. Modesto, 111. 
 (died F 19, 191 1, Earned, Kan.). Children: 
 
 Aletha ('02), b. 1879; Frances Emeline ('03), 
 b. 1880; Thomas John Cos), b. 1883; Portia 
 Eunice ('07), b. 1886. Address, St. Petersburg, 
 Fla., or Hampshire, 111. 
 
 139. *JOHN GILKERSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 138) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in L. & A., 1895; b. 1856, 
 
 Genoa, 111.; s. John (b. 1816, Carlyle, Eng.) 
 
 and Frances E. (Williams) Gilkerson (b. 1832, 
 
 N. H.). Died Mr 13, 1912, Elgin, 111. 
 
 140 HELEN BARBER GREGORY 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 179, 51°) 
 Artist; B. L., 1878; b. in Ann Arbor, Mich.; 
 d. John M. (b. Jl 3, 1822 Sand Lake, N. Y.) 
 and Julia Gregory (b. Sand Lake, N. Y.). 
 Address, Lebaste a Realti Piazza di Spagna, 
 Rome, Italy. 
 
 141. ALLAN GILMOUR KENNEDY 
 Mine Mgr.; B. S. in C. E., 1895; b. O 8, 
 
 1858, Eau Claire, Wis.; s. Donald (b. D 16, 
 1828. Ottawa, Ont.) and Georgiana Frances 
 (Atkinson) Kennedy (b. do.). Philomathean. 
 Bank Clerk, 1878-79; with C. St. P. M. & O. R. 
 R. Co., 1879-81; Mfg. Bus., 1881-96; Min. and 
 Engng. in Ariz., 1896-1900; R. R. Building in 
 N. Mex., 1900-4; Water Project for El Paso, 
 Tex., 1904; Charge of Const, on Harriman 
 lines out of Portland, Ore.. 1905-10; Mine 
 Mgr. Married Kate Davis, Je 28, 1888 (died 
 Je 5, 1911); Matilda Duffy, Ja 20, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, Samuels Hotel, Wallace, Idaho. 
 
 142. ♦EDWARD VERNON LEWIS 
 
 Steam Supplies Dealer; B. S. in L. & A., 
 1895; b- Ag 18, 1856, Chatham, HI.; s. John 
 R. (b. Farmington, Conn.) and Sarah M. 
 (Thompson) Lewis (b. Monson, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Chatham Grade Sch. Delta Tail Delta. 
 Cashier Bank, Chatham, 111., to 1881; Whole- 
 sale Steam Supplies, 1882-1910; Treas., Crane 
 Co., Omaha, Neb. Married Florence E. Dar- 
 neille, Te 30, 1881. Children: Florence Belle, 
 b. Ap i"6, 1882; Arthur Crane, b. My 10, 1885. 
 Died Jl 5, 1910, Omaha, Neb. 
 
 143- JOSEPH CORSON LLEWELLYN 
 
 (Husband of No. 148; Father of Nos. 2738, 
 2739, 4782) 
 Architect; M. S., 1895; b. Jl 22, 1855, Phila- 
 delphia; s. David Rossiter (b. Ag 27, 1828, 
 Valley Forge, Pa.) and Hulda (CTorson) 
 Llewellyn (b. Jc 24, 1831, Cape May Co., N. J.). 
 Prepared in Pub. Sch., Sterling, 111. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Philomathean. Instr., Univ. of 111., 1877- 
 9; Supt., Bldg. Constr., St. Louis, 1879-81; 
 Supt., Lindell Ry. Co., do. 1881-6; Farming. 
 1886-90; Sec, Quarry Co., Warrensburg, Mo., 
 1890-2; Arch., 1892 — . Pres., Chicago Arch. 
 Club, two terms; Pres., Arch. League of Am., 
 two terms; mem.. Union League; Chicago Arch, 
 and LaGrange Country Clubs; Cliff Dwellers. 
 Married Emma Clarinda Piatt C77), My 17, 
 iSS'?, Monticello, 111. Children: Ralph Corson 
 ('06), b. Ap 20, 1884; Clarinne ('06), b. F 14, 
 1886; Ruth Cii), b. D 21, 1888; Vida, b. Ag 
 21, 1891. .4ddress, 324 6th Ave., La Grange, 
 111.; bus. add.. Room 1516-25 First Nat. Bank 
 Blclj;., Chicago. 
 
 144. 'JOHN McPHERSON 
 Cert, in C. E.; b. 1854, Burritt, 111.; s. John 
 McPherson. Died Ja 26, 1886, Lexington, Ky. 
 
 145. * EMILY C. MAXWELL 
 B. S. in L. & A., 1805; b. D 5, 1856, Phila- 
 delphia; d. Robert Archibald (b. Mr 9, 1831. 
 Philadelphia) and Catherine Maxwell (b. F ii, 
 1835, Marion, Pa.). Prepared in Pub. sch. of 
 Philadelphia. Coll. Sen. Teacher, autumn of 
 1877 and summer term, '78 in the country; one 
 term, 1880. Died Ap i, 1908, Philadelphia. 
 
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 146. JOHN FREMONT MOORE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Arch., 1892; b. Je 20, i8s4, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Adrian (b. Ap 12, 1814, 
 Bridgetown, N. J.) and Susannah (Evans) 
 Moore (b. Ja 25, 1816, Lancaster Co., Pa.). 
 Prepared in Davenport (la.) H. S. Philomath- 
 ean. Architecture, 1877-1908; Farmer, 190S — . 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, Box 20, R. 
 No. 2, Hood River, Ore. 
 
 147. *MARTHA E. PAGE (WHITHAM) 
 (Wife of No. 160; Sister of Nos. 188, 189) 
 
 B. L. in L. & A., 1895; b. Ag 14, 1847, Meta- 
 mora. 111.; d. Andrew N. (b. about 1821, Ports- 
 mouth, N. H.) and Mary A. (Grove) Page (b. 
 1822, Harrison Co. Ind.). Prepared in Meta- 
 mora H. S. Alethenai. Mem.. Westminster 
 Presby. Church, Seattle. Married Robert F. 
 Whitham C77), Je 7, 1877, Champaign. Child- 
 ren: Paul P., b. My 30, 1878; John Dement, b. 
 S I, 1880 (died N 2, 1899); Cari Farwell, b. S 
 3, 18S2; Ruth, b. Ag 10, 1887; Robt. Lynn, b. 
 Ja 10, 1889. Died Ap 20, 1915, Olympia, Wash. 
 
 148. EMMA CLARINDA PIATT 
 (LLEWELLYN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 143; Mother of Nos. 2738, 2739, 
 4782) 
 B. S., 1879; B. L., 1895; b. Je 23, 1857, 
 Monticello, 111.; d. Wni. Hart (b. Brookville, 
 Ind.) and Clarinda (Marquiss) Piatt (b. Picka- 
 way Co., O.). Prepared in Monticello Pub. 
 Schools. Phi Bet3 Kappa. Taught school, 
 Bement, 111., 1877-8; Marengo, 111., 1880. 
 Auth.: Hist, of Piatt Co., 111., Hill Pub., Chi- 
 cago, 1883, 634 pp. First Pres., Univ. of 111. 
 Alumnae Assn. of Chicago; mem., Chicago 
 Worn. Club; do., in La Grange; Assn. of Coll. 
 Alumnae. Married Joseph Corson Llewellyn 
 C77), My 17, 1883, Monticello, 111. Children: 
 Ralph Corson ('06), b. Ap 20, 1884; Clarinne 
 ('06), b. F 14, 1886; Ruth Cii), b. D 21, 1888; 
 Vida, b. Ag 21, 1891. Address, 324, 6th Ave., 
 LaGrange, lU.t 
 
 149. •GEORGE CLARK RICE 
 B. L., 1895; b. 1850, Vermilion Co., 111. s. 
 James F. Rice. Died Ag 29, 1902, Oakwood, 
 111. 
 
 ISO. JOHN JAMES SEYMOUR 
 B. S. in C. E., 1895; b. F 16, 1852, Fayette 
 Co., O.; s. Abel Renick (b. 1815 Romney, W. 
 Va.) and Jane (Dill) Seymour (b. 1S12, Bain- 
 bridge, O.). Prepared in Dist. Schs. Civ. and 
 Min. Engng. bus., 1877-90; Mgr. and part 
 owner in Water Wks. and Elec. Power Co., a 
 long distance transmission plant, 1890. Married 
 Corinne Ann Howells, Je 8, 1885. Address, 
 Santa Monica. Calif.f 
 
 151. COLER LINDLEY SIM 
 Banker. B. S., 1895; b. F 7, 1856, Urbana; s. 
 William (b. N 2, 1825, Baltimore Co., Md.) and 
 Lucinda H. (Lindley) Sim (b. S 5, 1828, Knox 
 Co., O.). Prepared in Urbana Pub. Sch., and 
 under tutors at Univ. of 111. Held several of- 
 fices in Coll. Govt., Senator and Chief Justice; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt; Adelphic. Drug bus., Topeka, 
 Kan.; Kansas Loan & Trust Co.; Santa Fe R. R. 
 Co.; Banking and Loan Bus., Wichita, Kan. 
 Trustee M. E. Church, seventeen yrs. ; Sch. Bd.. 
 Wichita, six yrs. Married Nellie Huntoon, N 
 22, 1 88 1, Topeka, Kan. Children: Arthur 
 Barnes, b. Ag 17, 1882; Ellen Lucinda, b. O 26, 
 1885; Nellie Huntoon, b. F 5, 1895. Address, 
 1303 N. Lawrence Ave., Wichita, Kan. 
 
 152. "VELMA ELETHEA SKINNER 
 
 (WARD) 
 
 (Wife of No. 159) 
 
 B. L. in L. & A., 1895; M. L., 1901; b. S 4, 
 
 1855, Susquelianna, Pa.; d. William Wells (b. 
 
 My 12, 1816, Mt. Hope, N. Y.) and Letitia 
 
 Wilson (Lockwood) Skinner (b. Je 17, 1821, 
 Bloomingburg, N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign 
 Pub. Sch. Pres. Y. W. C. A.; Coll. Sen.; Class 
 poet. Teacher 1877-82; Teacher, Dom. Sc, 
 1897-1905. Auth. of numerous poems, published 
 in papers of Middle West; Prize article in Des 
 Moines Daily News. Has given pub. readings 
 from her poems, and pub. addresses on religious 
 and philanthropic subjects. Mem., W. (3 T U 
 Pres., Dist. Sec; D. A. R.; Univ. Exten. Club; 
 Presby. Church; Champaign Co. Humane Soc; 
 Coll. Alumnas Assn. Married Walter Payson 
 Ward C77), Ag 23, 1882, Champaign. Children: 
 Estella Velma, b. My i, 1884; Russell Austin, 
 b. F 21, 1886; Lewis Chester, b. D 24, 1890; 
 Henry Roscoe, b. D 24, 1890; Walter De Witt, 
 b. F 23, 1892. Died F 23, 1906. Chicago. 
 
 153- AVIS ELIDA SMITH 
 Physician; B. S.; M. S. in L. & A.; b. O 17 
 1851, Rockton, 111.; d. James Harris (b. Ag i ^' 
 1 821 Delhi, N. Y.) and Huldah (Howland) 
 Smith (b. Mr 29, 1822). Prepared in pvt. 
 sch., Marengo, 111.; M. D., Women's Med. Coll , 
 Chicago, 1883. Alethenai; Coll. Council. 
 Teacher, 1877-80; Med. Coll., Chicago, 1880- 
 83; New Eng. Hosp. for Women and Children, 
 Boston, 1883-4; Practising Med., Kansas City, 
 Mo., 1884 — ; Phys. in charge of Women's Ma- 
 ternity Hosp., 1887-96; Mgr. and Staff-phys., 
 Women s and Children's Hosp. 1897-1907; 
 Prof., Women's Med. Coll., Kan. City, Mo., 
 1893-96; Lecturer, Histology in Coll. Phys! 
 and Snrg., Kansas City. Mo., 1807: Lect. on 
 Phvs, and Hygiene in Scarrett Tr. Sch., 1902 — . 
 Mem., Co., St., and Nat. Med. Assns.; Uni- 
 tarian Church: Athenaeum Club: Univ. Exten. 
 Address, 2719 Garfield Ave., Kansas City, Mo.; 
 bus. add., Rialto Bldg., do. 
 
 154. FRANKLIN SPENCE 
 Real Est. Bus.; B. S. in Arch, 1895; b. Mr 
 2, 1852, Hamilton, 111.; s. John (b. F 20, 1820, 
 Inverness, Scotland) and Jane (Wright) Spence 
 (b. Ja 27, 1816, Aberdeen, do.). Prepared in 
 Country Sch., Monticello Tp., Hancock Co., 
 111.; Bailies Bus. Coll., Keokuk, winters of 
 1871 and '72. Philomathean. Farmer, 1877- 
 1898; Night Watch, Univ. of 111., 1898-1900; 
 Real Est. Bus., 1900-14; Grain and Stock 
 Rancher, Wilsall, Park Co., Mont., 1914 — . In- 
 vented a table by which could be calculated the 
 cost of labor and materials needed in const, of 
 bldgs., either bv the square or by the bldg. 
 Sch. Dir., 1880-8. M. W. A.; Yeomen. Mar- 
 ried Bertha Wilhamena Voigtlander, D 23, 
 1878, Hamilton, 111. Children: Minnie Bertha, 
 b. N 17, 1880; Charlie Edward, b. Te 6, 1883; 
 Eva Lena Jane, b. Ap 11, 1888. Address, Wil- 
 sall, Park Co., Mont. 
 
 155- *JOHN MATHER STAYMAN 
 B. S. in M. E., 1895; b. 1855. Miss.; s. H. M. 
 Stayman. Died My 31, 1915, Chicago. 
 
 156. IRA JOY STODDARD, JR. 
 (Husband of No. 158) 
 Engineer; Cert, in L. & S.; b. O 24, 1855, 
 Nowgong, Assam, British East Indies; s. Rev. 
 I. J. (b. 1820, Erie Co., N. Y.) and D. C. 
 (Allen) Stoddard (b. 1821, Cattaraugus Co., 
 N. Y.). Prepared in pvt. schs. and at Cen- 
 tral Coll., Pella, la. Delta Tau Delta; Philo- 
 mathean. Capt. in la. Nat. Guard, 1885-90. 
 Capt. Draftsman, topographical work, 1877-80; 
 R. R. surs., 1881-2; City Engr., Oskaloosa, la.; 
 Co. Surv., Mahaska Co., la., and Mgr. land 
 title Co., 1882-90; cemetery and park work in 
 various cities; topographical sur. of 111. for 
 Columbian Exposition, and sewers in N. J., 
 1890-6; Mun. Highway & River Improvement 
 Engng. in la.. 1897-1918. Auth.: Treatise on 
 Drainage and Roads; short stories and mag. 
 articles. Organized first Soc. of la. Survs. and 
 Engrs. JNIarried Anna M. Keables, Ja 30, 1879, 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1878 
 
 Pella, la. (died Ja 19, 1890); Carrie D. 
 Victor ('77), Ap 14, 1S92, Champaign (died 
 Ap 19, 1894) Children: Ruth, b. Te 8, 1880; 
 Jay, b. Jl 12, 1SS2; Carl Gregory, b. Ap 27, 
 1885; Roy Keables, b. Ag 22, 1889. Address, 
 Pella, la. 
 
 157. *GERTRUDE SWITZER 
 (PEDDICORD) 
 
 (Sister of No. 452) 
 B. L., 1895; b. Ap 16, 1857, Mt. Airy. Md. ; 
 d. Francis Asbary (b. Mr 28, 1828, Union 
 Bridge, Md.) and Ann Jane (Bussard) Switzer 
 (b. Mr 5, 1834, Mt. Airy, Md.). Prepared in 
 Champaign Female Sem. Alethenai. jNIarried 
 Higason Peddicord, O 19, 1882, Champaign. 
 Children: Robert Henry, b. S 30, 188^; Ruth, 
 b. Ja 25, 1885 (died S, 18S7.) Died D, 1915, 
 Champaign. 
 
 158. *CARRIE DONIPHAN VICTOR 
 
 (STODDARD) 
 
 (Wife of No. 156) 
 
 Teacher; Cert.; b. Ap 27, 1856, Lynchburg, 
 
 Va. Alethenai. Taught, Champaign, 1877-84; 
 
 Sisseton, S. Dak., Indian Sch., 1884-6; Teacher 
 
 and housekeeper, 1886 — . Mem., Congr. 
 
 Church. ]\Iarried Ira J. Stoddard, Jr. C??), 
 
 Ap 14, 1892, Champaign. Died Ap 19, 1894, 
 
 Chicago. 
 
 159. *WALTER P. WARD 
 
 (Husband of No. 152) 
 
 Carpenter; B. L. in L. & S., 1880; b. F 11, 
 
 1849, Marietta, O.; s. Geo. A. (b. Athol, Mass.) 
 
 and Susan U. (Bailey) Ward (b. Marietta, O.). 
 
 Prepared in Prairie City Acad. Adelphic. Prac- 
 
 tising law, 1881-1901; Farming, 1901-06; Car- 
 penter, 1906 — . Married Velma E. Skinner 
 C77), 1882, Champaign (died F 23, 1906). 
 Child, Russel A., b. F 22, 1S86. Died O 12, 
 1 914, Webb City, Mo. 
 
 160. ROBERT FARWELL WHITHAM 
 (Husband of No. 147) 
 U. S. Mineral Surv. ; Cert, in Chem.; b. Ap 
 13, 1852, Lawrence Co., Pa.; s. John Dement 
 (b. F 181 5, W. Va.) and Caroline (Farwell) 
 Whitham (b. Ag 1818, Keene, N. H.). Pre- 
 pared in Monmouth H. S.; Univ. Acad. Adel- 
 phic; Capt. Civ. Engng. and Surv.. Rankin, Ver- 
 milion Co., 111., 1877-79; U. P. R. R. in Wy., 
 1880; Fruit Growing and Co. Surv.; JVIun. & 
 Street Ry. & City Engr. of Olympia, Wash, 
 1890-92; Pres., Capital City Abstract Co., 1892- 
 96; U. S. Land and Mineral Surv. for Wash., 
 1894 — ; Exam, of Mines in interest of pvt. 
 parties, 1894 — ; U. S. Mineral Surv. for Alaska. 
 1900 — . Mem., Pacific N. W. Soc. of Engng., 
 1903 — ; Presby. Church. Married Martha E. 
 Page C77), Je 7. 1877 (died Ap 20, 1915). 
 Children: Paul P., b. My 30, 1878; John 
 Dement, b. S i, 1880 (died N 2, 1899); Carl 
 Farwell. b. S 3, 1882; Ruth Ellen, b. Ag 10, 
 1887; Robert Lynn. b. Ja 10, 1889. Address, 
 Box 455, Olympia, Wash. 
 
 161. MYRON JEROME WRIGHT 
 (Father of No. 2301) 
 Farmer; B. S., 1895; b. Ja 23, 1855, Stock- 
 ton, Jo Daviess Co., 111.; s.- Burton and Sophia 
 (Byron) Wright. Prepared in Woodstock 
 H. S. Married Nellie C. Fordick, D 10, 1878. 
 Children: Ward E. ('04); Edith H.; Avice; 
 llurton; Howard. Address, Woodstock, 111. 
 
 CLASS OF 1878 (29 LIVING, 13 DEAD) 
 
 162. EDWARD J. BAKER 
 (Father of Nos. 2889, 3628) 
 Retired; B. S., 1880; b. Ap 25, 1857, Jeffer- 
 son Co., N. Y.; s. Phenix (b. N 24, :8i6) and 
 Juliette (Lamson) Baker (b. My 8, 1821). 
 Philomathean. Married Alice R. Beebe, D 29, 
 1882. Children: Ray L. ('07), b. F 14, 1884; 
 Ruth M. ('09), b. Mr 29, 1887. Address, 
 Champaign. 
 
 163. *CHARLES KEENE BALLARD 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 6, 1854, 
 
 Chicago; s. Edward Ballard (b. Augusta, Me.) 
 and Lucy Wilcom (Plum) Ballard (b. Middle- 
 town, Conn.). Prepared in Englewood H. S.; 
 Lombard Coll.; Sangers Acad.; Babcock's Acad. 
 Arch., 1878-80, Chicago; lumber bus.. Mo., one 
 yr. ; three yrs. in bus. in Chicago; banker in 
 Madison, S. Dak., four yrs.; V. P. First Nat. 
 Bank; .'\rch. until death. Insp. of the Ft. 
 Sheridan bldgs. Mem., Universalist Church. 
 Married Kate L. Wood, S 12, 1883, Oak Park, 
 111. Children: Mary Gage, b. N 5, 1885; Jessie 
 Gertrude, b. D 23, 1886; Kathryn Louise, b. D 
 24, 1887; Edward Wood, b. Jl 17, 1889; 
 Douglas Keene, b. Jl 31, 1891; Esther Eatin, b. 
 My I, T895. Died Mr 4, 1895, Oak Park, 111. 
 
 164. * WALLACE EVERETT BRIDGE 
 
 (Brother of No. 304.) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 14, 1856, La Moille, 111. 
 s. Sereno (b. N 23, 1820, Wilmington, Vt.) and 
 Allisanny S, (Winchester) Bridge (b. Jl 13, 
 1821, Marlboro, Vt.). Prepared in La Moille 
 H. S. Philomathean; Capt. in Univ. Regt. 
 Stock raiser, 1878; Bus., Minneapolis. 1891-6; 
 Clerk in Circuit Court, Commissioner's Office, 
 Detroit, 1898. Mem., and held successively all 
 offices in, PaleV.ine Lod^e. A. F. A. M., Oetroit; 
 Drill Corps, Detroit Commandery, K. T. Mar- 
 ried Sara E. Phillips, Je 17, 1893, Minneapolis. 
 Child, Everette, b. My 26, 1894. Died Mr 18, 
 1899, Detroit. 
 
 165. FRANK ADELBERT BROWN 
 
 (Brother of No. 59) 
 Banker; Cert., 1878; b. O 31, 1855, Marengo, 
 111.; s. Milo S. (b. 1826, Burns, N. Y.) and 
 Hanna M (Drake) Brown (b. 1830, Cuyler, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Marengo II. S. Philo- 
 mathean; Delta Tau Delta; Class Pres., 1878. 
 Teaching, 1878-82; Law and Real Est. 1882- 
 85; do., Clark, S. Dak., 1885-87; do., Aber- 
 deen, S. Dak., 1887 — ; Mem. firm Brown Bros., 
 Bankers; Com. of Finances, Aberdeen, S. Dak., 
 1912 — •; Pres. Bd. of Educ, Aberdeen, S. 
 Dak., 1892-190.S; Receiver U. S. Land Office, 
 Aberdeen, S. Dak., 1897-1901. Mem., A. F. 
 .■\. M. Married Laura E. Bailey, N 15, 1878, 
 Rantoul, 111. Children: Mila A., b. F 21, 1881; 
 Frank A., Jr., b. O 28, 1883; Harry F., b. 
 Ap 5, 1886; Lorna D., b. D 24, 1S89; Lauran 
 A., b. Ap 21, 1893 (died Je 19, 1908). Ad- 
 dress, Aberdeen, S. Dak. 
 
 166. SAMUEL ALEXANDER BULLARD 
 (Brother of Nos. 305, 306, 464; Father of Nos. 
 2339, 2599, 3662) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; M. Arch., hon., 
 1903; b. Mr 25, 1853, Sangamon Co., 111.; s. 
 Wesley (b. Jl i6, 1816. Shelby Co., Ky.) and 
 Sarah Ann (Foster) Bullard (b. Jl 18, 1864, 
 Montgomery Co., do.). Prepared in Country 
 Schs. Adelphic; Pres. and Orator Sr. Class; 
 Ed., The Illini., 1877-8; Pros. Atty., First 
 and Second Assoc. Justices, and Chief Justice 
 of Supreme Court, old Coll. Govt. Pres., Char- 
 ter mem., Y. M. C. A., 1876-7; Rep. in 
 Interstate Orat. Contest, 1877. Taught sch., 
 1878-9; Arch., 1879 — ; Arch, of 111. St. Comn. 
 to reconstruct Lincoln Nat. Monument, 1889- 
 90: City Engr. and mem. Bd. of Pub. Works, 
 Springfield, 111., 1884-9; Trustee, Univ. of III., 
 1889-1907; Pres., Bd. of Trustees, 1891-3, 
 1904-7. Mem. Co. C, sth Regt., 111. Nat. 
 Guard, 1880-85. Introduced man. tr. and mech. 
 
1 878] 
 
 BaCC'ALAUNI'.AJK ;\i,UA[NI 
 
 17 
 
 drawing in Springfield schs.; ed. Ref>orts 111. 
 Soc. Engr. and Suns., 1890-5; pnblislied sev- 
 eral professional pamphlets. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; 111. Soc. Engrs. and Survs.; A. I. A., 
 1885; Exec. Sec. and Treas., Charter mem., 
 111. Soc. Engrs. and Survs.; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Married Elsie Cornelia Elliott, Ap ig, 1882, 
 Tonica, 111. Children: Helen Elizabeth ('05), 
 b. My 17, 18S3; Edwin Elliott ('06), b. Ag 30, 
 1884; Clark Wesley ('09), b. O 21, 1886; 
 Elsie Louise, b. S 13, 1887 (died F 26, 1015). 
 Address, 318 S. Glen wood Ave., Springfield, 
 
 167. ELLIS M. BURR 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 27, 1858, 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. Lyman E. (b. Haddam, 
 Conn.) and Elizabeth (Hollister) Burr (b. 
 Bethel, Sullivan Co., N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Woodstock, III. I-I. S. Adelphic. Prop, of Ma- 
 chine Shop and Foundry; partnership with E. 
 A. Robinson, 1878-1900; E. M. Burr & Co., 
 1900-13; Pres., Burr Co. (Inc.), machine shop, 
 foundry, and struct, plant, 191 3 — . St. Militia, 
 1878-86; Supvr., Champaign Tp., 1890-98; Co. 
 Treas. of Champaign Co., 189S-1902. Mem. 
 A. S. M. E.; Hamilton Club; A. F. A. M.; K. 
 of P.; T. P. A.; Elks; Country Club: Rotary 
 Club. Invented thermometer graduating ma- 
 chines; railway dynamometer; pipe threading 
 machine patents; numerous other devices. 
 Married Nancy L. Glenn, Ap 20, 1881. Child, 
 Elizabeth IL, b. Mr 8, 1882. Address, 40S W. 
 Hill St., Champaign. 
 
 168. NOAH BEERY COFFMAN 
 
 Banker; B. S. ; b. Ap 2, 1857, Cravvfordsville, 
 Ind. ; s. Noah Beery (b. O 10, 1816, Pleas- 
 ant Valley, Va.) and Margaret (Wimp) Coff- 
 man (b. F 29, 1820, Carroll, O.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Philomathean; Orat. Jun. Class; 
 Represented LTniv. at Inter-Coll. Orat. Contest 
 at Monmouth, 111., 1876. Studied law, Urbana, 
 1878-79. Removed to Wellington, Kan. and 
 admitted to practise there, 1879; opened office 
 in Ottawa; walked to Hebron, Neb. and 
 taught dist. sch. ; became Bank clerk, then 
 cashier; opened law office with Manford Sav- 
 age (No. 103); Bank Cashier, Tacoma, 1S83: 
 Chehalis, rimning pvt. bank, 1884; Pres. and 
 Mgr. of ist Nat. Bank. 1890 — ; Treas. 8th Mis- 
 sionary Div. Prot. Epis. Church, comprising 
 Pac. Coast, Alaska, Hawaiian Islands and 
 Manila; Pres., S. W. Wash. Settlers Agency; 
 Del. to Nat. Rep. Conventions, 1900 and 1916; 
 many times del. to triennial convention of Prot. 
 Epis. Church; Treas., Diocese of Olympia; Re- 
 presented Univ. of 111. at soth Anniv. of Univ. 
 of Wash.; until recently engaged in breeding 
 pure bred Jersey cattle; in charge of much war 
 work of State; Del. to Convention in Philadel- 
 phia, My 191S, of League to Enforce Peace; 
 Pres., Lewis & Co. Pure Breeders Club. Mar- 
 ried Adaline J. Tighe, O i, 1883, Hebron, Neb. 
 Children: Florence Adaline. b. D 7, 1884; 
 Ethelin Margaret, b. Je ig, 1886; Daniel Tighe, 
 b. Ag 17, 1890. Address, Chehalis, Wash. 
 
 169. *FRANK SHERMAN COFLIN 
 
 Cert., L. & S.; b. 1854, 111.; s. R. F. Coflin. 
 Prin., H. S. Quitman, Miss., 1904. Died F 9, 
 1908, Picayune, Miss. 
 
 170. EMMA COLUMBIA (MANN) 
 (Wife of No. 109) 
 
 Cert.; b. D 7, 1857, Champaign; d. Curtis 
 Fields (b. Mr 10, 1823, Madison, Ky.) and 
 Nancy (Cox) Columbia (b. Je i, 1879. Ashe- 
 ville, N. C). Prepared in Champaign Sem. 
 Married James R. Mann ('76). My 30. 1882, 
 Champaign. Child, James R., Jr., b. D 10, 
 1888, (died S 20, 1918.). Address, Hyde Park 
 Hotel, Chicago."!' 
 
 171. ANNETTE M. CULVERT (ELLISON) 
 Librarian; P.. S. in L. & S.; b. Henry, III.; 
 d. Mary Culver. Children's Libn., Minneapolis 
 Pub. Lib. Married A. C. Ellison. Address, 
 Pub. Lib., Minneapolis. t 
 
 172. NANCY DAVIS (SCOVELL) 
 (Wife of No. 85; Sister of Nos. 265, 311) 
 B. S. in Dom. Sc; b. Ja 28, 1857, Washington 
 Co., Ind.; d. Chester Powers (b. Mr 7, 1S35, 
 do.) and Hettie (Close) Davis (b. My i, 1838, 
 Scott Co., Ind.). Prepared in Monticello H. S. 
 Alethenai. Mem., Art Club, Champaign; Wo- 
 man's Club of Central Ky. ; Hosp. Bd., Lexing- 
 ton, Ky. ; Woman's Club of Ky. St. Univ.; D. 
 A. R. ; St. Home Economics Comn.; Ky. Fed. 
 of Woman's Clubs; Second Presby. Church. 
 Married Melville Amasa Scovell ('75), S 8, 
 1880, Monticello. 111. (died Ap 15, 1912). Ad- 
 dress, 3643 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.f 
 
 173. FRANK A. DEAN 
 Banker; Cert.; b. S 28, 1855, La Salle, 111.; 
 s. Francis A. (b. Conn.) and Mary (Hartshorn) 
 Dean (b. N. Y.). Class Historian; Delta Tau 
 Delta; Capt. in Univ. Regt. Mercantile Bus., 
 [87S-1904; City Nat. Bank, 1904 — . St. Sen- 
 ator, 1903-4; Alayor of Holdrege, five terms. 
 Married Cora C. Riggs, Je 25, 1879, Buckley, 
 111. Address, Holdrege, Neb.t 
 
 174. SARAH CATHERINE DEARDORFF 
 
 (DONNELL) 
 B. S. in Dom. Sc. ; b. My 15, 1854, Cobden, 
 III.; d. Andrew (b. Gettysburg, Pa.) and Sophia 
 (Lingle) Deardorlf (b. Jonesboro, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Cobden H. S. Alethenai. Taught in 
 Co. Norm. Schs., four yrs. ; Deputy Co. Supt. 
 of Schs., two yrs.; Bd. of Co. Examiners, 
 seventeen yrs. Married Benjamin F. Donnell, 
 My I, 1883, Anna, III. Children: Delia Eliza- 
 beth, b. Jc 7. 1884; Franklin Andrew, b. Ag i, 
 1S88; Earl, b. O I, 1894 (died Ag 10, 1895). 
 .Iddrcss, Ashland, Kan.t 
 
 175. 'IDA MAY ESTEP 
 (Sister of Nos. 43, 176) 
 Cert.; b. Paris. O.: d. Isaiah (b. Wellsville. 
 O.) and Sevilla (Smith) Estep (b. Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Rantoul H. S. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Died Ja 25, 1S87, Rantoul, 111. 
 
 176. JESSIE ESTEP 
 (Sister of Nos. 43, 175) 
 Book and Art Expert; Cert, in L. & S.; d. 
 Isaiah (b. Wellesville, O.) and Sevilla (Smith) 
 Estep (b. Pa.). Prepared in Rantoul, H. S. 
 Mem , First Church of Christ, Scientist. Ad- 
 dress, 1824 Twenty-fourth Ave., Seattle. t 
 
 177. FRED FRANCIS 
 Retired; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 21, 1856, 
 Kcwanee, 111.; s. Sullivan R. (b. Ap 20, 1S16, 
 Luenburg, Mass.) and Mary S. (Gardner) 
 Francis (b. N 13, 1825, Lowell, do.). Prepared 
 in Dist. Sch. Employed in Elgin Watch Fac- 
 tor.y, 1879-90. Invented and Constructed pure 
 soft water reservoir for home, 1893; Found 
 diameter of circle x by solving equation of 
 about 20th degree with about 1,000 terms, 1890; 
 Original solution of why water does not come 
 to level of fountain head through pipe con- 
 taining pockets of air, 1909. Auth. : Short Let- 
 ters in Physical Culture Magazine, 1906-7. 
 Married Jeannette E. Crowfoot, Ag 10, 1890, 
 Buffalo, N. Y. Address, Kewanee, 111., R. 
 No. 5. 
 
 178. *THEOPHILUS GAFFNER 
 
 Physician; Cert, in Chem.; b. O 27 1851, 
 
 Highland, 111.; s. Gottlieb (b. Ap 11, 1827, 
 
 Switzerland) and Emmaritta (Branger) Gaffner 
 
 (b. 1S33, do.). Prepared in Highland, 111., St. 
 
i8 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1878 
 
 Norm. Univ. M. D., Washington, 1880. Mem., 
 Bd. Trustees M. E. Church, Trenton, 111.; Dir., 
 Trenton Milling Co.; mem., Trenton Sch. Bd. ; 
 Pres. Clinton Co. Med. Soc. ; mem., 111. St. and 
 Am. Med. Assn's. Married Amelia Gaffner, 
 Mr 29, 1881, St. Louis (died F 9, 1891). Chil- 
 dren: Katherine E., b. Ja 14, 1883; Gertrude, 
 b. O 2, 1884; Karl S., b. Jl 5, 1886; Amelia, 
 b. Ag 15, 1887. Died Je 15, 1906, Trenton, 111. 
 
 179. ALFRED T. GREGORY 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 140, 510) 
 Lawyer; P.. L., 1878; A. M., 1905; b. Ag 17. 
 1858, Ann Arbor, Mich.; s. John M. (b. Jl 3, 
 1822, Sand Lake, N. Y.) and Julia Gregory (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Adelphic. Salesman, 1878-1880; Civ. 
 Engr., 1880-82; Bridge Engr., Atlantic and 
 Pacific R. R. ; Law, 1883 — ; Kansas City Bar 
 Assn., twenty-eight yrs.; Dir. Kansas City Soc. 
 for the Suppression of Commercialized Vice. 
 Mem., Kansas City Country Club; Kansas City 
 City Club; Knife and Fork Club. Married 
 Josephine Karnes, N 3, 1892. Kansas City, Mo. 
 Children: Joseph Van Clief, b. F 4, 1894; John 
 Milton, b. S 5, 1896. Address, Commerce Bldg., 
 Kansas City. Mo. 
 
 180. *HENRY HAUSER 
 Pres., Contracting Co.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 
 29, 1855, St. Louis; s. Frederic (b. Ger.) and 
 Philipena (Diehl) Hauser (b. do.). Prepared in 
 common sch., Mascoutah, 111. Const. Dept., A. 
 T. & S. F. R. R., 1878-89; Mgr., B. Lantsy 
 Sons Contrs., 1889-1904; \'. P., Sharp-Hauser 
 Contr. Co., 1904-9; Pres., H. Hauser Contr. 
 Co., 1909 — . Mem., Univ. Club, Los Angeles; 
 Trustee, Presby. Church. Married Mrs. Mar- 
 garet S. Harter, O 3, 1904, Los Angeles. Died 
 F 3. 1913- 
 
 181. MARY S. EARNED (PARSONS) 
 (Wife of No. 79) 
 
 B. S.; b. D 31. 1858, Waterloo, la.; d. 
 Charles Gowdy (b. Mr 2, 1824, Middlebury, 
 Vt.) and Calista Evelyn (Blanchard) Earned 
 (b. N 2, 1821, Windham Co.. Vt.). Prepared 
 in Champaign schs. and home. Alethenai. 
 Supt., Kan. W. C. T. U. of the Dept. of Sc. 
 Temperature Instruction; helped found King- 
 man Free Lib., 1901; Woman's Suffrage 
 Speaker; Chm. for Neosho Co., Kan., of the 
 Woman's Com. of the Council of Nat. De- 
 fense; Co. Pres., Neosho Co. W. C. T. U.; 
 Pres., Chanute Branch of the Assn. of Colle- 
 giate_ Alumnae; Home Missionary Soc; Social 
 Service Work among Mexicans; Social Service 
 for colored people; Chm., Com. on Patriotic 
 Educ, Kan. D. A. R. ; mem., Humane Soc; 
 Sch. Bd.; Women's and Children's Hosp. in 
 Kansas City, Mo., one time v. P.; Aud. three 
 yrs.; Minister in Fellowship in Universalist 
 Church; Pres., City Federation of Women's 
 Clubs, 1914; Treas., Child Welfare Assn. for 
 two yrs.; hon. mem., Chanute Culture (ilub; 
 mem.. Mother's Club and Child Welfare Assn., 
 Chanute; St. Cecelia Musical Club. Married 
 Fernando Alston Parsons ('75), Ag 11, 1881, 
 Champaign. Address, 803 S. Central Ave., 
 Chanute, Kan. 
 
 182. EDDY ORLAND LEE 
 Lawyer; B. L. ; b. S 16, 1855, Hatley, Que- 
 bec; s. Josiah (b. N 20, 1820, Stanstead, 
 Quebec) and Rockselana (Davis) Lee (b. Ja 19, 
 1824, do.). Prepared in Mt. Carroll H. S. 
 Adelphic. Studied Law in office of Hon. 
 James Shaw, Mt. Carroll, 111. Practicing since 
 1881; mem., firm Booth, Lee, Badger, Rich & 
 Parke; Prosecuting Atty., Cheyenne Co., Neb., 
 two vrs. Mem., M. E. Church; Pres., Bd. 
 Trustees, do.; I. 0. O. F.; do., S. A. R., 1915- 
 16. Married Jennie Cummings, Ag 20, 1884, 
 Sheffield, 111. Address, 4 Miller Flats, Salt 
 Lake City; bus. add., 604-10 Boston Bldg., do. 
 
 'Sa- 
 
 FRANK HAYDEN LLOYDE 
 (Brother of No. 513) 
 Real Est. and Loans; Cert.; b. D 29, 1857, 
 Lamoille. 111.; s. David Hayden (b. 1835, 
 Springfield, Mass.) and Ellen Persis (Angier) 
 Lloyde (b. 1840, Vt.). Prepared in Prince- 
 ton H. 3. Adelphic. Traveled extensively 
 abroad and in southern sts. since 1897. Pres. 
 and Sec. Alumni Assoc, one yr., each; Deacon 
 Baptist Church, eighteen yrs.; mem., Cham- 
 paign Pub. Lib. Bd. twelve yrs.; Champaign 
 City Council, two yrs.; Treas., Univ. Y. M. 
 C. A. Bldg. fund, ten yrs.; Sec. and Chm., 
 Champaign Co. Prohibition Central Com., sev- 
 eral yrs. each; Dir., 111. Title & Trust Co. Mar- 
 ried M. Frances Core, Je 5, 1879, Champaign. 
 Child, Catherine Ellen, b. My 11, 1900. Ad- 
 dress, 1503 Venice Blvd., Venice, Calif. 
 
 184. *JAMES ADRIAN McLANE 
 Real Est. bus.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 22, 
 1857, Newark, N. J.; s. Henry H. (b. Mr 10, 
 1818, N. Y. City) and Ida E. (Scharff) Mc- 
 Lane (b. Je 13, 1826, Amsterdam, Holland.). 
 Prepared in Waukegan H. S. Delta Tau Delta. 
 R. R. Clerk, 1870-81; Traveling Salesman, 
 1881-3; Real Est, 1S84-1915. Mem., Univ. 
 Club; Real Est. Bd.; Hamilton Club, life mem.; 
 Midlothian Country Club. Died D 30, 1915. 
 Chicago. 
 
 185. JEAN C. MAHAN (PLANK) 
 (Sister of No. 106) 
 Author; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Ja 6, 1859, 
 Tonica, 111.; d. Isaac Sanders (b. O 10, 1828, 
 Sardinia, O.) and Jane H. (Lindsay) Mahan 
 (b. F 21, 1826, McConnellsburg, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Pub. Sch. Studied music under Xaver 
 Scharwenka, N. Y., 1893-4, 1897-8; music in 
 Boston and Berlin, 1910; five yrs. study of 
 the short-story, German, French, Italian. Ale- 
 thenai. Studied piano and foreign lang. in 
 Berlin and N. Y. ; charge of music Dept. in 
 Univ. of 111., 1879-80 and 1880-81; on staff 
 of Musical Monitor, Chicago, 1914-16; edi- 
 torial writing, departmental work. Auth.: 
 of a number of stories in mags. ; published : 
 Civic music in Chicago, A Choral Peace Jubi- 
 lee, Encouraging American music, A Born 
 Pioneer. Mem.j Auth's League of Am.; V. P. 
 and charter mem., Chicago Alumnae of Univ. 
 of 111., 1912 — ; Press Club, Denver, 1908; va- 
 rious musical, German, Italian clubs. Married 
 Phil White Plank, F 24, 1881, Champaign, 
 (died Jl I, 1909.). Address, 6009 Kimbark Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 186. AARON HENRY MOORE 
 (Father of No. 31 17) 
 Lumber Dealer; Cert, in L. & S.; b. S is, 
 1849, Louisville, 111.; s. Daniel (b. 1822) and 
 Eliza Ann (Monical) Moore (b. 1827, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Country Sch. Scientific Soc. Pres. 
 Prin. Toledo Sch., 1879; taught country Sch., 
 18S0; Dry Goods bus., 1881-92; Prop., Wabash 
 Lumber Yards, 1892 — . Elected Surv. Clay Co., 
 1S80; Clerk, village of Louisville, 1885; Treas. 
 of the city, 1886; Pres., Village Bd., 1889; Sec, 
 The Wabash Bldg. & Loan Assn., 1895—; Dir. 
 and V. P., Clay Co. St. Bank, 1905. Married 
 Mahala Margerette George. F 10, 1884, Louis- 
 ville, 111. Children: Samuel Burns ('07), b. My 
 28, 1885; Frances Cleveland, b. O 16, 1889; 
 Maud Elizabeth, b. N 28, 1890 (died F i, 1892). 
 Address, Louisville, Ill.t 
 
 187. WENSEL MORAVA 
 Mfr., Struct. Steel; b. 1853, Bohemia; s. 
 Wensel Morava. Pres., Morava Const. Co., 
 igoo — ; Contr., steel work. Armory. Univ. of 
 111.; Maj., Q. M. Corps, U. S. N. A., engaged :n 
 constructing warehouses for Q. M. Dept. near 
 Harrisburg, Pa. Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. 
 Address, 4846 Kenwood Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 85th St. and Stewart Ave., do. 
 
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 19 
 
 188. 'EMMA ELIZABETH PAGE 
 (Sister of Nos. 147, 189) 
 Lecturer and Organizer of W. C. T. U. ; 
 B. L. in L. & S.; U. L., 1879; b. Jl 30, 1852, 
 jNIetamora, 111; d. Andrew H. (b. Ja 7, 1820, 
 Gilmanton Iron Works, N H.) and Mary Ann 
 (Grove) Page (b. O 26, 1S20, Georgetown, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Jacksonville and home. Ale- 
 thenai. Mystery of the Seven Sisters; Wrote 
 Class song; V. P., Class; Senator, Stud. Govt. 
 Taught music, 1879-88; do., in Eureka Coll. 
 two yrs. ; Rancher on Homestead Claim in Wyo., 
 1888-93; Lecturer and Clrganizer for W. C. 
 T. U., 1892-1910. Auth.: Heart Culture, a text- 
 book on Humane Educ, 2y2 pp., Whitaker & 
 Ray Co., 1897; Humane Educator No. 5, 100 
 pp.; many short stories in various periodicals. 
 Died JI 28, 1910, Olympia, Wash. 
 
 189. MARY LOUISA PAGE 
 (Sister of Nos. 147, 188) 
 Teacher; Cert, in Arch.; B. S. in Arch., 
 1879; b. Ja 27, 1849, Metamora, 111.; d. Andrew 
 N. (b. Ja 7, 1820, Gilmantpn, N. H.) and 
 Mary Ann (Grove) Page (b. O 26, 1820, New 
 Albany, Ind.). Prepared in Tremont, 111., 
 Acad.; Metamora H. S. Pres., Alethenai; Mys- 
 tery of the Seven Sisters; Senator, Stud. Govt. 
 Teacher, 1878-90; Arch. Draftsman, 1889; 
 Drafting, Blue Printing and Abstracting, 1895; 
 Pres., W. C. T. U., W. Wash., 1895-1900; V. P. 
 at large of same orgn. and St. Supt. of Temp, 
 literature, 1900-5. Issued W. C. T. U. reports, 
 pp. 80-90, five yrs. Auth.: A Country School 
 Teacher; Relation of Cruelty to Food Supply; 
 A Sketch from Life, Northwest Jour, of Educ, 
 Seattle; numerous articles for press along tem- 
 perance and humane lines. Address, Pomona, 
 Kan. 
 
 190. JOHN WAKELEY PATCHIN 
 Lawyer; Cert, in L. & S.; b. Lodi, Washte- 
 naw Co., Mich.; s. John (b. Burton, O.) and 
 Elizabeth (Wakely) Patchin. Prepared at 
 home; Oberlin, winter 1880-1. Pres., Adelphic; 
 Sen. in Stud. Govt. LL.B., Univ. of Mich., 
 1884. Taught Sch., 1878-81; Clerk, 1881-2; 
 Law Sch., Ann Arbor, 1882-4; Practicing Law, 
 1884 — . Mayor Traverse City, Mich., 1900-1; 
 mem., Bd. of Educ, 1890-1900; Chm., City Rep. 
 Com., Traverse City, 1905 — . Married Ruth 
 M. Patchin, Jl 6, 1888, Manchester, Mich. Chil- 
 dren, Lucius W., b. Jl 18, 1889; Elizabeth, b. 
 JI 2, 1895. Address, Traverse City, Mich.f 
 
 191. JAMES LYON POLLOCK 
 
 (Brother of No. 83) 
 
 Lawyer; B. L. ; b. 1858, Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. 
 
 James M. (b. County Down, Ire.) and 
 
 Caroline M. (Lyon) Pollock (b. Brighton, Can.). 
 
 Address, Mt. Vernon, Ill.t 
 
 192. CHARLES LAURENS RICHARDS 
 
 (Husband of No. 338) 
 Lawyer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 21, 1856, Wood- 
 stock, 111.; s. Thomas McDonough (b. Madison 
 Co., N. Y.) and Julia Antoinette (Webb) 
 Richards (b. Columbia Co., do.). Prepared in 
 Waterville (N. Y.) H. S. LL. B., Union Coll. 
 of Law (Northwestern), 1884. Philomathean. 
 Farmer and Sch. teacher, 1878-82; studying 
 Law, 1882-4; Practising, 1884 — ; Prosecuting 
 Atty., Thayer Co., four yrs.; Speaker of House 
 of Rep., Neb. Legislature, 1895: Prosecuting 
 Atty., 1 9 14 — •. Elder, Presbv. Church. Mar- 
 ried Carrie Allen; Lida M. Ashby ('83), 1886, 
 Fairfield, Kan. (died S i, 1888, Hebron, Neb.); 
 Lizzie Lowrie. Children: Carl Gregory, b. Je 
 10, 1880; Bessie As' by, b. Ag 3, 1887; John 
 Lowrie, b. Mr 22, 1893; Webb, b. Jl 24, 1898. 
 Address, Hebron, Neb. 
 
 193. * WILLIAM DOLE OWEN RUDY 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. 1854. Paris, 111.; s. J. O. 
 
 Rudy. Died Jl 16, 1899, Washington, D. C. 
 
 194- 'ABRAM D. RUTAN^ 
 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. 1851, Paterson, N. J.; s. 
 S. D. Abram. Died Je 4, 1887, Ranton, N. Mex. 
 
 195- MANFORD SAVAGE 
 (Brother of No. 248) 
 
 Lawyer; 'B. L. in L. & S.; b. My 24, 1854, 
 Macoupon Co., 111.; s. Nathan (b. Mr 1, 1812, 
 Windsor, Vt.) and Sophronia (Wilkins) Sav- 
 age (b. Rutland, Vt.). Prepared in Girard H. S. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Philomathean. Dir., Utilities 
 Indemnity Ins. Co., St. Louis; Dist. Atty., 
 1882-1892; Lawyer, Champaign, 1882 — . Mem., 
 111. St. Bar Assn. Married Anna Savage, Je 
 8, 1882. Child, Arthur Dale, b. F 1, 1890. Ad- 
 dress, 810 W. Church St., Champaign; bus. 
 add., Robeson Bldg., do. 
 
 196. HAMLIN WHITMORE SAWYER 
 Publisher; B. S. in L. & S., 1914; b. D 5, 
 1853, Godfrey, 111.; s. John York (b. N 2, 1823, 
 Windsor, N. Y.) and Sarah Jane (Robbins) 
 Sawyer (b. Ap 1, 1833, Marysville, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Com. Schs. at Godfrey, 111. Adelphic; 
 Capt. in Univ. Regt. Capt. Co. H., I. N. G., 
 9th 111. Regt. Taught five yrs. in HI.: Prin- 
 cipal Otterville H. S.; Supt., City Schs., Fair- 
 mount, 111., 1882-3; Farmed, Homestead and 
 Free Claim Valley Co., Neb., 1883-5-; Published 
 Loup Valley Gazette, 1885-7; Wichita Independ- 
 ent, 1887-9; Oklahoma City Times, 1888-1891 
 Consolidated Frisco Times and El Reno Her- 
 ald, 1892; Published do., 1892-5; Farmer, 1894 
 Founded and published Oklahoma Review. 
 Auth., of Several religious and govt, publica 
 tions. Mem., Bd. Trustees, Plymouth Congr 
 Church, Enid, Okla. Married Clara Dell Can 
 ady, D 16, 1880, Champaign. Children: Albert 
 Canady, b. Ag 28, 1881; Noel, b. O 13, 1883 
 William Lemon, b. N 16, 1884; Arthur Ware 
 b. Ag 13, 1887. Address, Sawyer's Univ. Place 
 Enid. Okla.f 
 
 197. HOSEA B. SPARKS 
 Pres., Sparks Milling Co.; Cert, in L. & S.; 
 b. N 5, 1858, Staunton, 111.; s. David R. (New 
 Albany, Ind.) and Anna Davenport (Chapman) 
 Sparks (b. near Staunton, 111.). Prepared in 
 Alton H. S. Adelphic. Leader, Gymnasium, 
 two yrs. Mfg. Flt)ur, Alton, Mills. Pres., Mil- 
 lers' Nat. Fed. Married Bessie Mayo Pegram, 
 Ja 6, 1894, Lincoln, 111. Address, Alton, 111. 
 
 198 'WILLIAM F. SPRADLING 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. 1856, III.; s. Levi Sprad- 
 ling. Died N 30. 1881, Greenleaf, Kan. 
 
 199. *MARTIN SPRAGUE 
 Miner; Cert, in L. & S.; b. Ag 3, 1853, Lowell, 
 O.; s. J. B. (b. 1837, Lowell, O.) and Malinda 
 F. (Martin) Sprague (b. 1832, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Decatur, III. Adelphic; Atty. under Stud. 
 CJovt. Practice law; Claim Adjuster on R. Rs. 
 in Tex., Kan., and Ark.; Min. Bus., 1897-1905; 
 Mgr., Min. Co., Mex., 1905-8. Mem., City 
 Council. Springfield, 111.. 1881; Co. Assessor, 
 Patter Co., S. D.. 1882. Married Linnie M. 
 Roll, 1882 Springfield, 111. (died 1890). Child- 
 ren: Linnie M., b. 1883; Gladys, b. 1885. Died 
 F 7, 1911, Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 200. MAHLON OGDEN WEED 
 Farmer: B. S. in Sc; b. Je 29, 1850, Walton, 
 N. Y.; s. Tames (b. My 5. 1803, Walton, N. Y.) 
 and Abigail (Terry) Weed (b. N 1818, do.). 
 Prepared in Belvidere S. Side H. S.; Lombard 
 Coll.; Jefferson Liberal Inst., Galesburg. 
 Teacher, 1878-86; Farmer, 1886 — . Married 
 Lydia Margaret Ridpath, Ap 7, 1885, New 
 Sharon, la. Address, Alvo, Neb.t 
 
 201. JOHN FRANKLIN WHITLOCK 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & S.; b. 1855, Dwight, 
 111.; s. G. W. Whitlock; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Address, Gettysburg, S. Dak.f 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 (f87Q 
 
 20Z. AUGUST ZIESING 
 (Father of No. 3615.) 
 Pres., Am. Bridge Co.; B. S. in M. E.; C. E. 
 1905; b. F 19, 1858, Peru, 111.; s. Henry (b. D 
 3, 1828, Cedern, Ger.) and Katherine Brenne- 
 mann Ziesing (b. S 24, 1828, Vetsburg, do.). 
 Prepared in Peru H. S. and by pvt. tutor. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Capt. Bridge Designing and Const., 
 1878-1880; R. R. Engr., 1880-83; Bridge De- 
 signing and Const., 1883-87; Mgr. and Engr., 
 Lassig Bridge Works, 1887-1901; Consulting 
 Engr., Bridges and Buildings a Specialty, 1897- 
 1 901; V. P. and Western Mgr., Am. Bridge 
 Co., 1901-5; Pres., Am. Bridge Co., 1905-11; 
 A. S. C. E.; Western Soc. Engrs. ; Am. Ry. 
 Engng. and Maintenance of Way Assoc. 
 Mem., Skokie Country Club (Glencoe) ; Engrs. 
 Club, N. \'.\ Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh; Union 
 
 League Club, Chicago; Engrs. Club, Chicago; 
 Univ. Club, Chicago. Married Alice A. Hanna, 
 F 27, 1884. Wooster, O. Children: Mabel b. 
 Ja 1885 (died Ap i88s); Harry H. ('08), b. Mr 
 31, 1886; Margarette, b. O i, 1887; Gertrude, 
 b. Jl I, 1889; Katherine, b. Jl 10. 1892. Ad- 
 dress. Glencoe, 111.; bus. add.. 208 S. LaSalle 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 203. *HENRY W. ZIMMERMAN 
 B. L.; b. Ja 3, 1859, Peru, 111.; s. Henry (b. 
 D I, 1821, Stuttgart, Ger.) and Caroline (Ream) 
 Zimmerman (b. Ag 12, 1S2S Shaferstown Pa.). 
 Prepared in H. S. Delta Tau Delta. Book- 
 keeper, 1878-84; jeweler, 1884-1903. Married 
 Emma Merkel, D 2, 1896, Peru, 111. Child, 
 Ralph Edward, b. Ap 12, 1899. Died Jl 21, 
 1903, Peru, 111. 
 
 CLASS OF 1879 (15 LIVING, 8 DEAD) 
 
 204. WILLIAM MAHAN BEARDSLEY 
 
 (Husband of No. 265; Brother . of No. 589; 
 
 Father of Nos. 2898, 3634.) 
 
 Lawyer; B. L. ; M. L., 1880; A. M., 1905; b. 
 O 20, 1858, Milford Tp., Knox Co., O.; s. 
 George Fitch (b. My 26, 1827, do.) and Martha 
 (Mahan) Beardsley (b. jl 16, 1834, Mt. Morris, 
 N. v.). Prepared in Champaign IL S. LL. D., 
 Knox Coll., 1916. Phi Beta Kappa; Pres., 
 Adelphic; Sen., Coll. Govt.; Represented 
 Adelphic in Inter-soc. Orat. Contest; Ed. in 
 Chief mini, one yr. ; Class Pres. Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., two yrs. ; since then lawyer, now 
 mem., lirm of Beardsley. Gregory (No. 179) 
 and Beardsley, Kansas City, Mo. Upper House 
 Common Council, Kansas City, Mo., 1898-1902; 
 Pres., LTpper House Common Council, Kansas 
 City, Mo. and Pres. Kansas City Bd. of Public 
 Works, 1904-6; Mayor of Kansas City, 1906-8. 
 Pres., Kansas City Y. M. C. A., 1893-1918; 
 Moderator Nat. Council Congr. Churches of 
 .\m., 1915-17. Married Marietta Davis ('81), 
 Ap 24, 1883, Monicello. 111. Children: Eleanor 
 ('07), b. N 29, 1884; George Davis ('09), b. Ap 
 II, 1887; Henry Scoville, b. Je 17, 1895. Ad- 
 dress, Commerce Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 205. *HARRY PETER BOURNE 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 8, 1856, Richmond, Va. 
 s. Andrew (b. Ja 31, 1820, Redfield, N. Y.) and 
 Mary Ann (Johonnott) Bourne (b. D 14, 1820.). 
 Prepared in Woodstock H. S. Civil Engng.; 
 Banking, and Real Est. Died D 10. 1899, Wood- 
 stock, 111. 
 
 206. 
 
 WILLIAM NICHOLS BUTLER 
 
 (Father of Nos. 3672. 6133) 
 
 Lawyer and Judge; Cert., L. & S.; B. S., 
 1914; b. Ag 16, 1856, Berlin, Green Lake Co., 
 Wis.; s. Comfort Edgar (b. O 3, 1824 Ithaca, 
 N. Y.) and Celestia Ann (Carter) Butler (b. 
 Ag 19, 1833, Darien, do.). Prepared in Anna 
 Pub. Schs. LL. B., Union Univ., 1883. Pres., 
 Adelphic; in days of "Coll. Govt.", was mem. 
 of Univ. "Sen.", Coll. Marshal, Prosecuting 
 Atty., .-\ssoc. Justice Supreme Court; Pres. 
 Coll. Govt.; Pres., Class Fresh, and Jun. yrs. 
 Taught sch., 1879-81; LTnion Coll. Law, Chi- 
 cago, 1S81-2; U. S. Revenue Service, 1883-4; 
 Sts. Atty., Cairo, 111., 1884-1900; Corp. Coun- 
 sel, city of Cairo, 1895-8; Circuit Judge, ist. 
 Circuit of 111., 1903; re-elected iqo8 and 1914- 
 Capt. and Adjt., 9th Regt. I. N. G., 1884-5; 
 Capt. Co. C, 1878-9. Mem., Bd. of Educ, 
 Cairo, 1896-1902; Mem., A. F. A. M.; K. of 
 P.; Twice Pres., Alumni Assn., Univ. of 111.; 
 Presby. (Zhurch. Married Mary Mattoon. O 
 28, 1885. Children: Comfort Straight ('09), b. 
 Mr I, 18S7; William Glenn ('14). ^- Je 24, 
 1890; Franklin Mattoon, b. Mr. 22, 1892; Mary, 
 b. Ag 18, 1893; Esther, b. N 28, 1895; (died. 
 
 Ja 16, 1896); Helen, b. Mr 12, 1897 (died N 
 7, 1906); John Bruce, b. Ja 22, 1S99. Address, 
 2036 Walnut St., Cairo, 111. 
 
 207. AUGUSTA ESTHER BUTTS 
 (CAMFIELD) 
 B. S. in Nat. Hist.; b. at Union, 111.; d. B. 
 W. (b. Mr 23, 1812, Delaware Co., N. Y.) and 
 Urania Howland (b. D 23. 1815, do.). Prepared 
 in Marengo H. S. Taught one yr. in Farmer 
 City and one yr. in Paxton. thirty yrs. in Chi- 
 cago; Prin. Alcott Sch., Chicago, 1887-1917. 
 Mem., Chicago Prins. Club; Lake View Wo- 
 man's Club; Pol. Equality League. Married Dr. 
 Bradford Allen Camfiekl, D 23, 1909. Address, 
 501 Belmont Ave., ( hicago. 
 
 208. »RALPH P. COBURN 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. 1856. Lyndon, 111.; s. 
 George L. Coburn. Died Ja 10, 1894, San 
 Antonio, Te.x. 
 
 209. CHARLES THEODORE FREIJS 
 Architect; Cert.; b. O 23, 1856, Boston; s. S. 
 Magnus and Julia A. (Brougham) Freijs. Pre- 
 pared in Country Sch. near LTrbana. Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Married Nellie A. Potter, 
 1883, Indianapolis (died 1S92); Cora A. Turner, 
 1893, Stanton, Va. (died S 23, 1912). Child- 
 ren: Mildred Grant, b. Jl 3, 1885 (d. Jl 17, 
 1884); Marion Antoinette, b. Jl 12, 1887; Bar- 
 bara Montrose, b. Ap 20, 1908. Address, 554 
 Farmers Trust Bldg., Indianapolis. 
 
 210. JAMES H. GUNDER 
 Retired C. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E.; b. 1856, 
 Anderson, Ind. Prepared in Farmount H. S. 
 V. P. and Gen. Mgr., Cohocton Brick & Tile 
 Co., Forest City. Ark.; Govt. Engng. exploita- 
 tions; Gulf to Great Lakes; lake boundaries; 
 Royal Engng. Corps work in projection of 
 Can. Pacific R. R. ; do., Denver and Rio Grand 
 R. R. ; projection of Royal Gorge Bridge and 
 emplacement const. Address, Blue Mound, 111. 
 
 211 ISABELLA HALE 
 B. S.; b. 1853, Fairfield, Me.; d. James Hale. 
 Dist. Supt., Bureau of Charities, 1904. Ad- 
 dress, N. Kenmore Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 212. OTIS WILLIS HOIT 
 (Father of No. 6963) 
 Farmer. Banker, and Merchant; B. S. in 
 Agr.; b. My 24. 1857, Geneseo, 111.; s. Levi 
 VVilson (b. N 15, 1827, Canaan, N. H.) and 
 Sarah Elizabeth (French) Hoit (b. N i, 1836, 
 (Coventry, Conn.). Prepared in Geneseo H. S. 
 Philomathean. Pres., First Nat. Bank of Gen- 
 eseo; agr. improvement bus., and farmer. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Trustee Univ. of 111., 1910 — . 
 Married Margaret E. Steward, S 11, 187Q, 
 Champaign (died My 19, 1885); Henrietta P. 
 
i87yj 
 
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 21 
 
 M. Schroeder, O ii, 1888, Geneseo, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Daughter b. Jl 21, 1880 (died Jl 26, 
 1880); Maurice Elon ('15), b. Je 23, 1893. 
 Addivss. Geneseo, 111. 
 
 213. *\VILLIAM PITT JOHNSON 
 With Albert Dickinson Seed Co.; Cert in C. 
 E.; B. S., 1914; b. S 13, 1856, Springfield, O. ; s. 
 Anthony and Sarah (Drew) Johnson. Prepared 
 at Keokuk, and Kansas City, Mo. Sc. Soc. ; 
 Capt. Coal Bus., Chicago, until 1887; with the 
 Albert Dickinson Co., Chicago and Boston, Seed 
 Alerchants, 1887-1918. Mem., Baptist Church. 
 Married Adelaide Frances Rose, F 1887, Chi- 
 cago. Died D 9, 191 8, Hyde Park, Mass. 
 
 214. EMERY KAYS 
 (Father of Nos. 2717, 3815) 
 Mgr. Creamery Co.; Cert, in Agr. ; b. O 10, 
 1853, Magnolia. 111.; s. Henry B. (b. F 12, 
 i8i4, Ky.) and Rachel (Reed) Kavs (b. F 1820, 
 Ky.). Delta Tau Delta; Philoma'thean. Class 
 Pres. and Sec; Sec. and Pres. Coll. Govt. Far- 
 mer until 1885; Mercantile Bus., 1885-90; Far- 
 mer, 1890-7; Mgr. and Sec. Maricona Creamery 
 Co., 1907 — . Trustee, Phoenix Union H. S., 
 1901 — . Married Emma C. Trask, O 15, 1879, 
 Buda, 111. Children: Marion R. ('06), b. Ja 
 22, 1881; Herbert E., b. N 4, 1882; Harlow t., 
 b. Je 13, 1884; Lucile E. ('09^ b. Ag 19. 1885. 
 Address, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 215. *NETTIE DAUSMAN KIMBERLIN 
 Cert., H. Sc; b. O 25, 1858, Louisiana, Mo.; 
 d. Robert Hamilton (b. 1822) and Olivia 
 (Jones) Kimberlin (b. 1822). Prepared in 
 Louisiana (Mo.) Pub. and Pvt. Sch. Teacher 
 in Primary Sch., Urbana; Teacher and Asst. 
 Prin., Blackstone H. S.. Mendota; Supvr. and 
 Dir. Phys. Culture, Detroit Pub. Sch.; Wis. St. 
 Supt. of Woman's Dept. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 
 N. Y. Auth.: Course of Study in Phys. Culture 
 and Physiology, arranged spe.cially for Detroit 
 Pub. Schs., John Borman & Son, 1895; also 
 mag. articles, on topics relating to Phys. Cul- 
 ture. Mem., A. A. A. of Phys. Educ. (one 
 time Sec); Pres. Detroit Assn. for the Adv. 
 of Phys. Educ; Detroit Conservatory of Mus. 
 For number of yrs. on faculty of Nat. Summer 
 Sch. of ]\Ius. Died Ja 19, 1904, Milwaukee. 
 
 216. WILLIS PRENTICE KIMBLE 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ap 6, 1856, 
 Paris, 111.; s. George W. (b. Ja 15, 1831, do.) 
 and Sarah J. Kimble (b. O 2, 1834, Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y."). Prepared in pvt. Acad., Paris, 
 111. Adelphic and Scientific Socs. With A. 
 T. & S. F. R. R., Engng. Dept., Las Vegas, N. 
 Mex., 1879-81; Mex. Central R. R., Paso Del 
 Norte, Mex., 1881-4; ran first line of R. R. 
 from U. S. to Mex.; Co. and City Engr., Paris, 
 111., 1884-6; on surs. and const, of line between 
 Kansas City and Chicago, for A. T. & S. F. R. 
 R., 1886-8; Roadmaster A. T. & S. F. R. R., 
 1888-92; Gen. Roadmaster, Kansas City to Chi- 
 cago and St. Joe, 1892-4; Roadmaster of Third 
 and fourth Div.. N. Y. L. D. & W. R. R., 1894- 
 7; Div. Engr. in charge of Maintenance, Cin- 
 cinnati Div., Erie R. R., 1897-1912; Div. Engr. 
 in charge Maintenance and Const., Kent. Div., 
 Erie R. R. at Marion, O., 1912-16; Asst. Engr. 
 of west lines Erie R. R. from New York to 
 Chicago, Dayton and Cleveland, 1916 — ; in 
 charge of State, Co., and Mun. work in con- 
 nection with Erie R. R. Married Sara S. 
 Gates. N «, 1888, LaPlata. Mo. Address, Gal- 
 ion. O. or 50 Church St., N. Y. 
 
 217. *ISAAC KUHN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E.; b. F 15, 1S59, 
 Obersulzen, Rhine, Ger.; s. Henry (b. 1826, 
 do.) and Susanna (Reihs) Kuhn (b. 1838, Mus- 
 bach, do.). Capt. of Prescott, Ariz. Guards. 
 Invented copper riveted fastenings as applied 
 to overalls. 1892. Built R. R. from Prescott 
 lunction, 1886-7. Married Sallie Jereslaw, Ja 
 
 1890, San Diego, Calif, (died O 1899.) Chil- 
 dren: Susie, b. Ja 27, 1891; Ruth, b. F 14, 
 1893 (died Jl 1893); Miriam, b. S 8, 1898. Died 
 F 20, 1899, San Diego, Calif. 
 
 218. ELISHA LEE 
 
 (Father of Nos. 3071, 3835. 4769, 7030, 7732) 
 Grain and Stock Raiser; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Ap 6, 1856, Hamlet, 111.; s. Graham (b. Ja 21, 
 1 82 1, Salisbury, Conn.) and Mary Howard 
 (Candor) Lee (b. N 22, 1834, Union Co., Pa.). 
 Prepared in Hamlet Pub. Sch. Scientific Assn.; 
 Adelphic; Telegraph Assn.; Star Lecture Assn.; 
 Pres. Coll. Govt.; mem. Sen. Farmer, 1906-13; 
 Grain and Stockraiser, Reynolds, 111., 1913 — . 
 Married Ellena Bopes, D 15, 1881, Hamlet, 111. 
 Children: Mary II. ("07), b. Ja 11, 1883; Mylo, 
 b. Mv 12, 1884 (died D 13, 1914); Charles 
 Bopes ('09), b. Mr 17, 1886; Otis Hoit ('11), 
 b. My 3, 1888; Izora ('15), b. Mr 11, 1890; 
 Ellena ('16), b. Te 7, 1892; Fanny, b. N 20, 
 1896; Florence, b. Jl 8, 1898. Address, Rey- 
 nolds, Ill.t 
 
 219. MINNETTE CLEORA McALLISTER 
 (MILLER) 
 
 B. L.; b. D 8, 1859, Champaign; d. Eli N. 
 (b. O 13. 1836, Whiting, Vt.) and Rachel Jane 
 (Barlow) McAllister (b. Mr 27, 1837, Ticonder- 
 oga, N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Alethenai; lUini Bd.; Valedictorian. Co. Supt. 
 Sch., Sherburne Co., Minn., by appointment in 
 1903; elected 1904 for two yrs. Mem., Eastern 
 Star; W. C. T. U.; Treas., Sch. Bd. of Big 
 Lake, 1914-17; Dir., Sherburne Co. Chapter 
 Am. Red Cross, 1917-18. Married John H. 
 Miller, O 27, 1881, Champaign. Child, Hubert 
 McAllister, b. Mr 17, 1886. Address, Big Lake, 
 Minn. 
 
 220. 'FRANKLIN SILAS MILTON 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. 1861, 111.; s. Charles M. 
 Milton. Died Jl 22, 1892, Platteville, Colo. 
 
 221. SAMUEL CECIL STANTON 
 Physician; B. S. in Sc, 1880; b. Je 28, 1856, 
 Newtonville, Mass.; s. Samuel (b. O i, 1821, 
 Barnstead, N. H.) and Ann Louise (Blodgett) 
 Stanton (b. N i, 1828, Albany, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in London. Eng. ; M. D., Northwestern, 
 1892. Philomathean, Pres.; Treas., Coll. Govt.; 
 Sec, Class; Right Gen. Guide; Capt.; Corn- 
 mander Co. E, winner of ist prize in competi- 
 tion. Agt., N. Atlantic Steam Traffic Conf., 
 C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1882-7; Traveling Agt., 
 St. P. M. & M. R. R., 1887-9; Physician, 
 i8q2 — ; 111. Nat. Guard, 1880-2; Hosp. Stew- 
 ard, 1882-3; Lt. and Asst. Surg., 1897-1904; 
 Capt. and Asst. Surg., 1904-7; Maj. and Surg., 
 1907-10; Sec to Surg. Gen., 1910 — ; Act. Asst. 
 Surg., U. S. Army; Attending Phys., H. Q. 
 Dept of the Lakes, 1893-7; ist Lt., M. R. C, U. 
 S. Army, 1907-18; Maj. 1918; Asst. Ed., Chi- 
 cago Med. Gazette and Chicago Med. Rev., 
 1880-2; Ed., Med. Standard, 1896-9; Asst. Ed. 
 Jour, of Am. Med. Soc. 1900 — . Auth.: — Several 
 articles on technical subjects. Mem., A. M. A.; 
 111. St. Med. Soc; Chicago Med. Soc; British 
 Med. Assn.; Miss. Valley Med. Assn., Treas., 
 ten yrs.; Physicians Club; Army and Navy 
 Club, (Gov.). Married Harriet Louise Corn- 
 well, F 12, 1885, N. Y. City. Children: 
 George Cornwell, b. F 17, 1889 (died O 8, 
 1896); Dorothv, b. Te 29, 1890 (died D 8, 
 1895); John Bloomfield. b. Mr 28, 1897. Ad- 
 dress. 514 Belmont Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 230 E. Ohio St., do. 
 
 222. ARTHUR SWANNELL 
 
 (Father of No. 5448) 
 lu Business;. B. S. in L. A. & S.. 1914; b. N 
 14, i8.t8, Kankakee, 111.; s. Frederick (b. Lon- 
 don. Eng.) and Eliza (Paddon) Swannell (b. 
 Devonshire, do.). Prepared in Kankakee H. S. 
 Philomathean; Capt. Co. B.. 1870. Merchant, 
 Kankakee. 111., 1906—. One yr., I. N. G.. Capt. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1880 
 
 Co. L., 3rd Reg., 1890. Married Florence 
 Misener, Arlington, la. Children: Fred W., b. 
 i8S6; Jeanette, b. 1887; Horace ('u), b. 1889; 
 Laurence, b. 1891. Address, 880 Court St., 
 Kankakee, 111. 
 
 223. LORADO TAFT 
 (Brother of No. 332.) 
 Sculptor; B. L. in L. & S.; M. L., 1880; b. 
 Ap 29, i860, Elmwood, 111.; s. Don Carlos (b. 
 1827, Swanzey, N. H.) and Mary Lucy (Foster) 
 Taft (b. Shutesbury, Mass.). Prepared at home 
 and at Univ.; L. H. D., N. W. Univ., 1913. 
 Adelphic. Studied at Ecole des Beaux Arts, 
 Paris, 1880-83; received prix d'atelier, received 
 Designer's Medal, Columbian Exposition, 1893; 
 Silver Medal, Pan-American Exposition, 1901 ; 
 Gold Medal, La. Purchase Exposition, 1904; 
 Silver Medal Panama-Pacific Exposition, 1915. 
 Sculpture, instructing and lecturing, 1886 — ; 
 Exten. lecturer, Univ. of Chicago, 1893-1900; 
 Progressional lecturer on Hist, of Art, Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1909 — ; Instr., Art Inst, of Chicago, 
 1886-1907; lecturer do., 1890 — . Y. M. C. A., 
 Lecturer, France, 1919 — . Auth. : Hist, of 
 Am. Sculpture, Macmillan Co., 1903. Mem., 
 Nat. Sculpture See; Mun. Art Com. of Chica- 
 go; Sec. Nat. Inst, of Arts and Letters; Nat. 
 Acad, of Design; Bd. of Art Advisers of 111.; 
 Cliff Dwellers; Arts Club; Quadrangle Club. 
 Married Carrie L. Scales, 1890 (died Ap 1892); 
 Ada Bartlett, F 11, 1896, Boston. Children: 
 Mary, b. F 26, 1897; Emily, b. Ap 19, 1899; 
 Jessie Louise, b. Je 23, 1906. Address, 6016 
 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 224. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS THOMPSON 
 ^ Broker; B. S. in Min. E.; b. 1852, Hartford, 
 uonn.; s. William B. Thompson. Address 
 Riverside, 111. 
 
 225. 'FRANCIS EUGENE WALKER 
 Teacher; Cert, in Agr.; b. Ja 10, 1853, Clar- 
 ion, 111.; s. Franklin (b. Ja 21, 1815, Whiting, 
 Vt.) and Manila E. (Hastings) Walker (b. 
 Mr II, 1820, Wilmington, Vt.). Prepared in 
 La Moille Schs. Philomathean. Class Pres., 
 1879; Capt. Univ. Regt. Merchant, 1881-3; 
 Stock Farming, 1884-90; Teaching, 1897-1906. 
 Clerk and Trustee, Baptist Church, 1894-1904. 
 Married Florence Myra Cushman, Ja i, 1880, 
 Champaign. Child, Elva Grace, b. S 23, 1880. 
 Died F 14, 1906, Lincoln Neb. 
 
 226. 'CLARENCE LEONARD WHITMIRE 
 (Brother of No. 495) 
 Physician; Cert, in L. & S.; b. D 27, 1858, 
 Metamora, 111.; s. James Smith (b. D 13, 1821 
 Sidney, O.) and Sidna (Robinson) Whitmire 
 (b. D 28, 1828, Jacksonville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Metamora H. S. B. L., Univ. of la., 1882; 
 M. D., Rush Med. Coll., Chicago, 1885. Adel- 
 phic. Published numerous articles on med. 
 topics, in Peoria Med. Monthly, Med. Stand- 
 ard, and The Medical Analectic. Mem., III. St. 
 Med. Soc, 1885; N. Cent. 111. Med. Soc. 1885; 
 Austin Flint Med. Soc, and Cedar Valley Soc, 
 la. Married Mary Barrett, My 18, 1887, Mt. 
 Vernon, la. Child, Clarence Leonard Jr., b. N 
 2, 1895. Died S 29, 1895, Waverley, la. 
 
 C1.ASS OF 1880 (19 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 227. KATHARINE INGALLS BACON 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. jl 15, i860, Champaign; 
 d. Jonathan (b. O 26, 1824, Natick, Mass.) and 
 Ellen (Hunt) Bacon (d. F 14, 1836, Tewkes- 
 bury, Mass.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Alethenai. Address, 181 1 Eldridge Ave., Bell- 
 ingham, Wash.t 
 
 228. AUGUSTA BATCHELDER (EATON) 
 (Mother of Nos. 2960, 3719) 
 Cert. Dom. Sc; b. S 17, 1856, Pittsfield, 
 N. H. d. Samuel E. (b. F 24, 1828, Pittsfield, 
 N. H.) and Sarah Marilla (Clark) Batchelder 
 (b. Mr 10, 1834, Barnstead, N. H.). Prepared 
 in Batchelder Sch., Illini Tp. Alethenai, Pres., 
 one term. Mem., Congr. Church, 1871-1893; 
 Pres. Church, 1893—; S. S. Teacher, 1880-1884, 
 1898—; Local Pres. W. C. T. U., 1896-1904, 
 1905-7; Supt., Loyal Temp. Legion, 1896-1911; 
 St. Supt. Systematic Giving, Tex. W. C. T. U. , 
 191 1 — . Married William Thomas Eaton, O 2, 
 1884, Harristown, 111.; Children: Helen Mary 
 ('07), b. N 19, 1885; Frances Marilla ('09), b. 
 Ja 20, 1888; John Thomas, b. Ja 2, 1890 (died 
 Ap 7, 1904). Address, 227 Bonner Ave., Tyler, 
 Tex. 
 
 229. CHARLES JACOB BILLS 
 (Husband of No. 358) 
 Banker and Telephone Exchange Builder; 
 A. B., 1905; b. S. 13, 1855, Garden Prairie, 111.; 
 s. Orlando (b. Ag 26, 1825, Oswego N. Y.) 
 and Mercy (Winega) Bills (b. S 20, 1827). 
 Prepared in Marengo H. S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Philomathean. Studied law in office of Geo. W. 
 Gere, Champaign, 1880-81, admitted to prac- 
 tice in Neb., 1882; Banking; Built an Auto- 
 matic (Strowger) Tel. Exch., Lincoln, Neb., 
 and Sioux Citv, la., 1903-5. Capt. Co. D, 2d 
 Regt., Neb. Nat. Guard, 1886-87; Maj., 1887-8; 
 Col., 1888-94; Brig. Gen., ist Brigade, 1894-8; 
 Col. 2d Neb. Vol. Inf., Spanish War. Gold 
 Medal from Neb. legislature of 1890-91 for 
 service in Sioux Indian War of winter 1890-91. 
 Married C. Florence Lewis ('83) S 13, 1883, 
 Farmer City, 111. Child, Breta, b. Mr 22, 1887. 
 Address, Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 230. JOHN CORNELIUS BLEY 
 
 Bridge Mach. Designer; B. S. in M. E.; b. 
 F 1859, near Emporia, Kan.; s. Jan. (b. Nether 
 lands) and Maria Bley (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Common Sch., El Paso, Colo. Scientific Mach 
 and Sch. Teacher, 1880-87; Mach. Draftsman, 
 1887-91; Teacher Mech. Drawing in h. schs., 
 Chicago, 1 89 1 -5 ; Instr., Mech. Draw, and De- 
 sign, Armour Inst., 1896-9; Bridge Mach. De- 
 signer, Chicago, 1900 — . Married Caroline 
 Lucia Averill, Ag 18, 1892, Durand, Wis. 
 Address, 5046 Washington Park Court, Chicago. 
 
 231. BYARD STEVENS BRILES 
 
 Confectioner and Baker; B. L. in Agr.; b. 
 D 13, 1856, Vermillion Co., Ind. ; s. Jacob E. 
 and Sarah (Saltsgaver) Briles. Prepared in 
 Tuscola H. S. Married Ida B. Lindley, N, 
 30, 1881, Iroquois Co., 111. Address, 420 Hazel 
 St., Danville, 111. 
 
 23^ 
 
 ROLAND RAY CONKLIN 
 
 Financier; M. L., 1891; b. F i, 1858, Urbana; 
 s. Joseph Okel (b. Huntington, L. I., N. Y.) 
 and Julia Louise (Hunt) Conklin (b. Norwich, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Pres., 
 Adelphic. One of the founders of the Jarvis- 
 Conklin Mortgage Trust Co.; V. P., five yrs., 
 N. Am. Trust Co., N. Y.; resigned 1900, de- 
 voting time to personal investments and va- 
 rious other financial undertakings. One of 
 the founders and a Dir. of Nat. Bank of Cuba; 
 V. P., Central Cuba Sugar Co.; Pres., Rose- 
 mary Park, Inc.; Pres., N. Y. Motorbus Co.; 
 do., Chicago Motorbus Co.; Pres., Havana 
 IN'Iuseum of Art; Am. Museum of Nat. Hist.; 
 Lotos Club; The Bibliophile Soc; Nassau Coun- 
 try Club; Automobile Club of Am.; Bankers 
 Club; Huntington Country Club. Married 
 Mary McFadden, My 4, 1898, Paris. Chil- 
 dren: Julia Cecilia, b. F i, 1899; Roland Hunt, 
 b. Je 3, 1904; Rosemary, b. Jl 23, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, I Wall St., N. Y. City. 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 23 
 
 233. CHARLES F. COOK 
 Farmer; B. S. in Chem. ; b. S 21, 1857, near 
 Troy, 111.; s. John A. (b. Ag 10, 1809, Va.) 
 and Lucinda (Lemen) Cook (b. D 25, 1814, 
 111.). Prepared in Edwardsville H. S. Capt. 
 Univ. Regt. Address, Box 164, Edwardsville, 
 111. 
 
 234. CHARLES WESLEY GROVES 
 
 (Father of No. 4686) 
 Publishers' Agt.; Cert, in L. & S.; b. Jl 28, 
 1857, Shelbyville, 111.; s. Isaac (b. 1823, Cerne 
 Abbas, Eng.) and Mary Ellen (Cole) Groves (b. 
 1832, Md.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Adelphic, Pres. one term; Capt.. Univ. Kegt. 
 Teacher in 111. Schs., 1880-1907; Publishers' 
 Agt., 1907 — . Married Dora Trabue, Ag i, 
 1888. Children: Pauline ('11), b. D 7, 1889; 
 Charles Harold, b. N 27, 1897. Address, 701 
 W. Church St., Champaign; bus. add., Swanel! 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 23s. 'CHRISTIAN FRED HAFNER 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. N 9, 1857. Prescott, 
 Wis.; s. John C. (b. Germany) and Anna Mona 
 (Illg) Hafner (b. do.). Prepared in Oak Park 
 II. S. Philomathean. Fire Ins. Married Addie 
 E. Lumbard, O 31, 1891. Oak Park, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Eugenia, b. Ja 22, 1893; Irene, b. Mr 27, 
 1897; Marion, b. Mr 17, 1900. Died D 9, 191 1, 
 Oak Park, 111. 
 
 236. "EDGAR EUGENE HARDEN 
 Cert.; b. 1859 in 111.; s. Mrs. Susan Harden. 
 Died Je 2, 1899, Liberty, Neb. 
 
 237. FRANK WAITE HATCH 
 
 (Father of Nos. 4699, 6290; Brother of Nos. 
 
 S, 22) 
 
 Farmer; A. B.; b. Ja i, 1857, Spring Grove, 
 111.; s. Lewis (b. Ap 20, 1814, Washington Co., 
 N. Y.) and Mandana (Cole) Hatch (b. Jl 22, 
 1825, Hill, N. H.). Prepared in Elgin Acad.; 
 Yale, 1880-1; Union Coll. of Law, N. W. Univ., 
 1881-2. LL. B., 1882. Philomathean. Mar- 
 ried Agnes N. Kimball, Ap 18, 1887, Wood- 
 stock, 111. Children: Edith Irene ('11), b. 
 Ap 14, 1889; Alice Ruth ('14), b. Mr 15, 1891; 
 Ralph Ernest, b. Ja i, 1896 (died Mr 6. 1896); 
 Laura Agnes, b. F 18, 1900. Address, Antioch, 
 111. 
 
 238. BENJAMIN HYDE 
 
 Engr. and Contr.; Cert, in M. E.; B. S.; 
 b. Ja 17, i860, Davenport, la.; s. Richard (b 
 Ap IS, 1821, Wurtemberg, Ger.) and Babetta 
 Plyde (b. D 17, 1823, Muhringen, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Chicago H. S. Married Antoinette 
 Schitfer, D 22, 1888. Children: Marion, b. Ap 
 17, 1895; Richard, b. O 17, 1897. Address. 
 659 Wellington Ave., Chicago. 
 
 239. »ROBERT DAVIS JONES 
 (Father of No. 381 1) 
 Banker; Cert.; b. O 22, i860, Lacon, 111.; s. 
 Margaret Davis (b. Ap 1818.) Prepared in 
 Lacon H. S. Lawyer, 1882-83; Farmer, 1883-8; 
 Banker, 1888-98. Married Minnie P. Miller, D 
 23, 1885, Henry, 111. Child, John Lloyd ('09), 
 b. O 16, 1887. Died Mr 10, 1898, Bradford, 
 111. 
 240. CHARLES SUMNER KINGSBURY 
 Landscape Gardener; B. L.; b. Mr 16, 1851, 
 Medway, Mass.; s. Gilbert (b. F 9, 1818, Med- 
 way, Mass.) and Hannah (Prescott) Kingsbury 
 (b. O 21, 1827, Phillips, Me.). Prepared in 
 Holliston H. S. Adelphic. Fruit Growing, 
 Nursery, Landscape Gardening, 1888 — . Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Married Mary Stevens, My 
 29, 1888 (died O 10, 1890); Frieda Haack, Ap 
 5, 191 1. Children: babe, died at birth, O 10, 
 1890; Charles Arland, b. My 11, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, 3350 Moncrieff Place, Denver. t 
 
 241. CORDA CANDES LUCAS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 15, 1858, 
 Jordanvillage, Ind.; d. M. C. (b. Mr 3, 1833. 
 "Greensborough, N. C.) and Lucinda (Nichols) 
 
 Lucas (b. Je 10, 1838, Bolingreen, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Pub. Sens., Douglas Co., 111. 
 Alethenai; Class Sec. Address, 108 S. Fifth 
 St.. Champaign. t 
 
 242. CHARLES GRACCHUS NEELY 
 (Brother of No. 318) 
 Professor; B. L. ; b. 1855, Benton, 111.; s. 
 Isaac Montgomery (b. Jl 18, 1826, Princeton, 
 Ind.) and Mary C'atharine (Elston) Neely (b. 
 Old Frankfort, 111.). Prepared In Du Quoin 
 Pub. Schs.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Adelphic. 
 Lawyer; Judge Circuit Court, Chicago, 1895- 
 03. Asst. Sts. Atty., Cook Co., 111., five yrs. ; 
 Mem. of Legislature, 1887; Judge Cook Co., 
 eight yrs.; Prof., Constitutional Hist, and Lavir 
 in Pomona Coll., Claremont, Calif. Wrote and 
 introduced bill in 35th Gen. Assem. of 111. in 
 1887, Making Trustees of Univ. of 111., elective 
 by popular vote — a measure marking the be- 
 ginning of the recent marvelous growth of the 
 Univ. Mem., Presby. Church; Presby. Brother- 
 hood of Chicago, Pres.; Evanston Club; Univ. 
 Club of Evanston. Married Lucia H. Fish, S 9, 
 1880, St. Louis. Children: John H., b. D 18, 
 1881; Mary Ruth, b. S 10, 1884; Clara Grace, b. 
 Ag 4, 1886; Lucia Helen, b. S 1888; Philip 
 Montgomery, b. Ap 17, 1891; Charlotte, b. F 
 28, 1894; Dorothy L., b. F 28, 1896. Address, 
 Claremont, Calif.f 
 
 243. MINNIE PARKER (HOSTETLER) 
 Teacher; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Jl 20, i860; d. 
 Oscar F. (b. N 6, 1818. Peru, N. Y.) and 
 Calesta L. (Flanders) Parker (b. Je 9, 1832, 
 Lawrence, N. Y.). Prepared in Decatur H. 
 S. Mem. Bd. of Educ, 1890 — . Instr., Math., 
 Decatur H. S. Married V. N. Hostetler, 1889, 
 Decatur. Child, Ruth Brooks, b. D 9, 1891. 
 Address, 341 W. Macon St., Decatur, Ill.t 
 
 244. WASHINGTON LEROY PARKER 
 (Father of No. 3507) 
 
 Foreman, Ensng. Dept., Elgin Nat. Watch 
 Co.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 27, 1856, St. Louis,: 
 s. Washington (b. 1822, Louisville, Ky.) and 
 Melissa Hickson (LaSalle) Parker (b. Ap 15, 
 1829, New Florence, Mo.). Prepared in country 
 Sch. and Shurtleff Coll.; Ind. Univ. Mach., 
 Farmer, St. R. R. Foreman; Operative Engr.; 
 Chief Examiner on Bd. of Exam. Engrs., City 
 of Elgin; Patented Low Water Alarm for 
 Steam Boilers; Steam Engine Lubricator; 
 Steam Cylinder Oil Atomizer. Auth. of numer- 
 ous articles for mags. Mem., Mygtic Star 
 Lodge, A. F. A. M., Chicago; Oriental Consis- 
 tory, Chicago; Hon. Mem., No. i, N. A. S. E., 
 Chicago; Mem., Universal Crafts. Council of 
 Engrs. Chicago; Trustee in Baptist Church: 
 Pres., 111. St. Assn., N. A. S. E., 191 1; 111. St. 
 Deputy; Pres., Elgin Assn. No. 49 N. A. S. E.; 
 Pres., P. O. S. A., 1892— Olympia, Wash.; 
 Scientific Assn., 111. Married Annie Pilcher 
 O I, 1883, Godfrey, 111. Children: Washing- 
 ton Warner ('08), b. N 8, 1884; Francis Leroy, 
 b. O 31, 1886; Annie Clara Louisa, b. Ap 5, 
 1888; David James, b. O 21, 1889; Charles 
 Ouintin, b. Je i. 1891; Alma Elizabeth, b. My 
 [9, 1893 (died F 4, 1895). Address, 632 Grace 
 St., Elgin, 111. 
 
 245. »IDA PEARMAN (STEVENS) 
 (Mother of No. 2830; Sister of No. 283) 
 B. S.; b. Jl 28, 1857, Edgar Co., 111.; d. John 
 T. (b. Hardin Co., Ky.) and Elizabeth (Elliott) 
 Pearman (b. 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Married Clinton H. Stevens, O 25, 1881, 
 Champaign. Children: Sabra Elizabeth ('06), 
 b. D 28, 1883; Robert Pearman, b. My 30, 
 1889; Elliott Griffen, b. Jl 1892. Died Ag 24, 
 1892, Logansport, Ind. 
 
 246. ALBERT FOWLER ROBINSON 
 
 (Husband of No. 268; Father of Nos. 3524. 
 
 7S96) 
 
 Bridge Engr.; B. S. in C. & Min. E.; C. E., 
 
 i8qi; b. O 12, 1853, Henry, 111.; s. William 
 
24 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Dirgin (b. My 30, 18^4, Sanberton Bridge, N. 
 H.) and Ruth (Fowler) Robinson (b. 1819, 
 Churchill, N. Y.). Prepared in Maroa H. S. 
 Philomathean; Tau Beta Pi. Various positions, 
 1880-2; Asst. Kngr., C. & A. R. R., 1882-3; 
 Calculator, Union Bridge Co., 1883-4; Bridge 
 Engr., A. T. &: S. F. R. R., 1884-5; Bridge Engr., 
 C. B. & N. R. R., 1885-9; Chief Designer tor 
 E. L. Corthell, Chicago, 1889-91; Chief of Draft- 
 ing room, Purdy & Henderson, 189 1-2; Asst. 
 Engr., C. R. I. & P. R. R., 1S92-4; special work 
 K. C. Ft. S. & M. & Max. Cent. R. R.; 1884- 
 96; A. T. & S. F., 1896 — . Designed and built 
 more than 160,000 tons of steel bridges since 
 1896. Mem., Congr. Church; A. S. C. E. ; Am. 
 Ry. Engr. Assn.; A. F. A. M.; K. T.; Shriner; 
 Chicago Engrs. Club; Geneva Golf Club. Mar- 
 ried Loretta Kate Elder ('8i), D 31, 1885, 
 Topeka, Kan. Children: Raymond Elder ('08), 
 b. O 6, 1886; Philip Edward, b. Jl 10, 1S90 
 (died Ap 5, 1891); Albert William ('16), b. My 
 27, 1894; Donald Bruce, b. D 14, 1902. Address, 
 166 N. Scoville Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., 
 1410 Ry. Exchange Bldg., Chicago. t 
 
 247. ARTHUR SEYMOUR ROBINSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 29, 1857, 
 S. Reading, Vt.; s. Calvin L. (b. Je 3, 1827, S. 
 Reading, Vt.) and Elizabeth (Seymour) Robin- 
 son (b. ja 27, 1834, Brome, Quebec). Prepared 
 in St. Johnsbury, Vt., Acad. Scientific Soc. 
 Draftsnian A. T. & S. F. Ry., 1880-3; Locating, 
 Res., Div. and Asst. Engr., 1883-91; Hardware 
 Merchant, 1891-5; Engr. and Supt., Obras de la 
 Aduana and Govt. Harbor Improvements, 
 Tampico, Mex., 1895-1901; Chief Engr., No. 
 Mich. R. R., 1901-3; Engr. and Supt. Mac- 
 Arthur Bros., Co., 1903-5; Res. Engr., Fitz- 
 simmons & Connel Co., 1905; Res. Mgr., Mac- 
 Arthur Bros. Co., 1905-10; Chief Engr., M. V. 
 & P. R. R. ; 1910-12; Engr. for Grant Smith & 
 Co., and Locker on N. Y. St. Barge Canal, 
 1912-18; Designing Engr.. Miami Conservancy 
 Dist., O., 1918 — . I. N. G., six yrs.; Brevetted 
 Capt. 1885. Surveyed and built manv miles of 
 A. T. & S. F. R. R'., Big Four, Mex. Cent., No. 
 Mich., M. V. & P. R. R.; built the wharves, 
 revetments and Custom House for Mex. Govt., 
 Tampico, Mex., 1895-01; directed engng. work 
 on West Neebish (Mich.) Channel, 1904-7; 
 Livingstone Channel, Detroit River, 1908, for 
 L^. S. Govt. ; designed and operated the 50- 
 tube air-lift for inwatering the 120 A. coffer- 
 dam on Livingstone Channel. Auth.: Inner 
 Circles System of Subways for Chicago, Street 
 Ry. Jour., 1903; and numerous contributions to 
 Engng. News and Engng. Record. Mem., West- 
 ern Soc. of Engrs.; A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; 
 K. T. Married Maggie Mosser, D. 25, 1880, 
 facksonville Fla. (died Ja 10, 1907); Rose 
 Nelson -Squier, Jl 6, 1908, Sault Ste. Marie, 
 Mich, (died O 2, 1915); Mrs. Alice Barber 
 Robinson, D 23, 1917, Dayton, O. Children: 
 Arthur, b. O 12. 1881 (died, .\p u, 1901); 
 Joseph Albert, b. F 18, 1890. .Address, Dayton, 
 O. c/o Miami Conservancy Dist. 
 
 248. *GEORGE MARVIN SAVAGE 
 (Brother of No. 195) 
 Author; B. L.; M. L., 18S8; b. F 1855, 
 Macoupon Co.. 111.; s. Nathan (b. Mr i, 1812, 
 Windsor, Vt.) and Sophronia (Wilkins) Savage 
 (b. Reading, Vt.). Planted the elms along Bur- 
 rill Ave., south of Main Hall. Philomathean. 
 
 'Itacher; lawyer; farmer; auth. Auth.: Eng- 
 lish Grammar, 40 pp.; Am. Hist., 320 pp.; My 
 Grandfather, a Revolutionary Tale for Boys; 
 The Golden Urn and Other Stories of 
 Mowitchman, a collection of Indian legends; 
 The Society for the Preservation of Truth, Its 
 LTnofficial Records; Hamilton or Governeur Mor- 
 ris, Which?; Some Problems in English, read 
 before the Washington Phil. Soc. Fellow in the 
 Am. Akademe. Married Bessie Issacs, N 7, 
 1890. Child, Henry Issacs, b. S 13, 1891. Died 
 Mr 18, "191 7, Los Angeles. 
 
 249. »JEROME SONDERICKER 
 (Brother of No. 369) 
 Professor; B. S.; C. E., 1883; b. D 21, 1859, 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. Peter (b. 1820, Drachen- 
 brunn, Alsace) and Eliza (McCown) Sonder- 
 icker (b. 1829, Cookstown, Ire.). Prepared in 
 Woodstock li. S. Instr., Univ. of 111., 1880-3; 
 Asst. Prof., Engng. and Math., 1883-5; Instr., 
 App. Mech., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 18S5-90; Asst. 
 Prof., App. Mech., 1890-9; Assoc. Prof., 1899- 
 1904. Devised machine for repeated stresses 
 upon the resisting properties of iron and steel, 
 built by the Mass. Inst, of Tech., for its Mech. 
 Lab., 1891. Auth.: Notes on Graphic Statics, 
 John Wiley & Sons, 1903; An Investigation as 
 to how to test the Strength of Cements, Jour, 
 of Assn. of Engng. Socs., 1888; Experiments 
 relating to the theory of Beams, Tech. Quarterly, 
 1887; A Description of some repeated Stress 
 Forms of Cement Briguettes, Join', of Assn. of 
 Engng. Socs., 1899 and Engng. Record, 1899; 
 Repeated Stress, Tech. Quarterly, 1899. Mem., 
 Boston Soc. of C. E. ; Soc. of Arts; Mech. and 
 Philosophical Club of Boston. Married Ellen 
 M. Carman. Je 6, 18S9, Circleville, O. Died Jl 
 22, 1904, Wilmington, \"t. 
 
 250. *WILLIAM W. TRAVIS 
 Cert, in M. E. and L. & S.; b. i86i, O.; s. M. 
 M. Travis. Died S 30, 1885. 
 
 251. ELLA MARIA WATSON (DAVIS) 
 
 (Mother of Nos. 3337, 4125, 5629, 8260; Wife 
 of No. 311) 
 B. S., in H. Sc; b. N 14, 1854, Bristol, 111.; 
 d. William (b. My 19, 1828, llolden, Mass.) 
 and Joanna Maria (Curtis) Watson (b. O 24, 
 1832"). Prepared in the DeKalb H. S. Ale- 
 thenai. Teacher of H. S., 1880-3. Married 
 Jeptha Hartley Davis ('82), S 27, 1883. Chil- 
 dren; Marietta Searle ('08), b. Je 6, 1884; Ger- 
 trude Curtis Cio), b. O 24, 1886; Chester Wat- 
 son ('13), b. D 16, 1889; Helen Powers ('17), 
 b. Je 5, 1894. Address, R. No. 3, Ilolton, Kan. 
 
 252. FRANK WHITE 
 Banker; B. S.; LL. D., 1904; b. D 12, 1865, 
 Stillman Valley, 111.; s. Joshua and Lucy Ann 
 (Brown) White. Prepared in Mt. Morris Acad. 
 Surv. for C. M. & St. P. R. R. ; Mem., House 
 Rep., N. Dak., 1891-3; Sen., 1893-9; Gov., N. 
 Dak., 1901-5. Organizer and now Pres. Mid- 
 dle West. Trust Co., Valley City, N. Dak.; V. 
 P., St. Bd. of Regents, 1915-17; Maj. ist. Bn., 
 N. Dak. Volunteer services in P. I., 1898-9; Col. 
 2nd N. Dak. Volunteers, 1917; Col. 116 Tr. 
 Hdqtrs., France, and M. P., 41st Div. Mar- 
 ried Elsie Hadlcy. S 19, 1894, Indianapolis. 
 Children: Edwin Lee, b. Jl 5, 1896; Richard 
 Seldon (adopted), b. Je 17. 1903. Address, 
 Valley City, N. Dak. 
 
 CLASS OF 1881 (36 LIVING, 11 DEAD) 
 
 253. *JAMES G. ALLISON 
 Cert.; b. 1862, in Tenn.; s. R. D. Allison. 
 Died Ap 21, 1891, Anthony, Kan. 
 
 254. JAMES ELDER ARMSTRONG 
 Asst. Supt., Schs.; B. S. in Sc; A. M., 1905; 
 b. N 30, 1855, Brookfield, 111.; s. George W. 
 (b. D II, 1812, Somerset, Pa.) and Nancy A. 
 
 (Green) Armstrong (b. Ap 12, 1815, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Prep. Sch., Univ. of 111. Adelphic. 
 Instr., Univ. of 111., 1881-2; Prin. of Gram. 
 Sch., 1882-4; Teacher of Sc, Lake H. S., 
 Chicago, 1884-9; Prin. do., 1889-91; Prin., 
 Englewood H. S., Chicago, i89i-i9i8' Asst. 
 Supt., Schs., do., 1918 — . Auth.: The Use and 
 Abuse of Interscholastic Ath., Proc. of the 
 
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 North Central Assn. of Colleges and Secondary 
 Sells., vol. VII, 95 pp.; The Englewood Plan of 
 Sex Segregation, do., 150 pp.; Advantages of 
 Limited Sex Segregation in H. S., The Sch. Rc- 
 7new, vol. XVIII, No. 5, 1910; Chem. Lab. 
 Guide for H. S., with Jas. Norton; Exercises in 
 Sc. for a Twenty Weeks' Course in Phys. and 
 San., with Chicago H. S. teachers, Bd. of Educ, 
 Chicago, 19 1 1. Mem., Nat. Hist. Soc; St. 
 Teachers' Assn.; Trustee, Univ. of III., 1893- 
 9, Pres. 1898. Married Clara A. Clark, 1883, 
 Marseilles, 111. Children: George Wild, b. Je 
 23, 188s (died Mr 24, i888); Grace C, b. N 24, 
 1888; Charles H., b. My 12, 1890: Juliette A„ 
 b. Ag 9, 1902. Address, 62d and Stewart Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 255. "KITTIE MARIE BAKER 
 
 (WADS WORTH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 33s) 
 
 Cert.; b. F 27, 1863, Oconomowoc, Wis.; d. 
 
 Alfred B. (b. D 25, 1826, London, Eng.) and 
 
 Adaline T. (Loomis) Baker (b. My 18, 1826, 
 
 Utica, N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 
 Alethenai. Teacher of Music, Univ. of 111., 
 
 i88f-6. Married John G. Wadsworth ('82), O 
 
 27, 1886, Champaign. Child, John, b. N 8, 
 
 1898. Died N 25, 1899, Council Bluffs, la. 
 
 256. BERTHA E. BARNES (ROSS) 
 (Wife of No. 289; Sister of Nos. 57, 303; 
 
 Mother of No. 7907) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Ag 11, 1863, Norwood, 
 Mass.; d. Oramel Churchill (b. S 9, 1829, 
 Bridgewater, Vt.) and Caroline (Ellis) Barnes 
 (b. F 20, 1829, Norwood, Mass.). Prepared in 
 West Side H. S., Champaign. Alethenai. 
 Taught, 1881-4. Married Sprague Dwight Ross 
 ('81), Je 25, 1884, Chicago. Children: Bertha. 
 b. Je 12. 1888; Kenneth Dwight ('16), b. S 17, 
 1893. Address, Grand Island, Neb. 
 
 257. BAYARD EDWARDS BE.VCH 
 (Husband of No. 278; Father of No. 3633) 
 Banker; B. L. in L. & S.; b. N 30, i860; 
 s. Beman C. (b. 1835, New York) and Hettie 
 (Condit) Beach (b. 1836, O.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Adelphic. Clerk and Book- 
 keeper till 1883; Cashier Investment Bank, 
 1883-1901; Investment Banker and Pres., Da- 
 kota Savings & Loan Co., 1901 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Married Metta Macknet ('81), O 13, 
 1885, Girard, 111. Children: Bayard M. ('09), 
 b. Ja 30, 1888; Daniel B., b. Mr 10, 1892 (died 
 O 10, 1892); Dorothy B., b. F 17, 1S93. Ad- 
 dress, Huron, S. Dak. 
 
 258. ALBERT BELLAMY 
 Real Est. and Loan Bus.; B. S. in Chem., 
 1914; b. S 10, 1859, Girard, 111.; s. John (h. 
 1823, Todd Co., Ky.) and Ann (Baily) Bell- 
 amy (b. 1829, Bucks Co., Penn.). Prepared in 
 Girard Pub. Sch. Merchant to 1888. Married 
 Laura M. Boggess, My 15, 1884, Girard, 111. 
 Address, Girard, 111. 
 
 259. FRANK LANSING BIRNEY 
 Physician; Cert, in Chem.; b. Ap 5. i860, 
 Urbana; s. Samuel H. and Olive A. Birney. 
 Prepared in LTniv. of 111. Prep. Sch.: Rush 
 Medical College, Chicago. Physician and Real 
 Est. Dealer. Married Lucy E. Busey. 1S92, 
 Urbana. Children: Cyrus M., b. 1894; Esther 
 O., b. 1896. Address, 170 Galpin St., Denver.f 
 
 260. *ARTHUR BOOTHBY 
 Chief Draftsman: B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 22. 
 1850, at sea; s. John (b. 1816, Lincoln, Eng.) 
 and Eliza (Eastwood) Boothby, (b. 1820, Leeds, 
 do.). Prepared in Pittsfield H. S. Pres. Sc. 
 Soc. Teacher, 1881-2; Draftsman, 1882-7; 
 Chief Draftsman Dean Bros. Steam Pump 
 Works, 1887 — . Discovered most of the out- 
 put of the Dean Bros. Steam Pump Works. 
 \'estrynian of Christ Church, Epis. ; Dir., 
 
 Brotherhood of St. Andrew; Mem., Com. of 
 One Hundred "Men and Religious Forward 
 Movement." Married Nannie Eveline Talbot, 
 Je 25, 1890, Indianapolis. Children: Evelyn 
 Eastwood, b. N 8, 1891; Katharine Fielding, h. 
 D 25, 1903. Died My 22, 1914, Indianapolis. 
 
 361. COMMA NATHANIEL BOYD 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr., 1914; b. Ja 18, i860, 
 Sheffield, 111.; s. Nathaniel (b. 1820) and Mary 
 Ann (Cummings) Boyd (b. 1831, Ky.). Philo- 
 mathean; Capt. Baseball team two yrs. ; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Breeder of thoroughbred Hereford 
 cattle. Married Addie M. Humphreys, Te 2, 
 1890, Sheffield, 111. Children: Roland H., 
 b. Ag 16, 1891; Edith, b. F 26, 1893; Stanton 
 IL, b. D 26, 1895; Marion C, b. Jl 30, 1897. 
 Address, Sheffield, Ill.t 
 
 262. ARCHIBALD OSBORN CODDINGTON 
 (Brother of No. 61) 
 Prin., Schs.; B. L. in L. & S.; M. L. 1884 
 b. Ap 8, 1857, Linton, Ind.; s. Isaiah (b. Jl 13 
 1825) and Elizabeth (Osborn) Coddington (b 
 Mr 22, 1829). Prepared in H. Schs., Me 
 nomonie and Chippewa Falls, Wis. Adelphic 
 Chiei Tustice in Coll. Govt. Teacher in Kansas 
 City, "1881-7; in bus., 1887-90; Prin. Schs., 
 Chicago, 1890 — . Contributed articles to differ- 
 ent educ. papers. Mem., Philosophic Round 
 Table, Chicago; Scottish Rites Mason. Mar- 
 ried Helen R. Erskine, 1895, Racine, Wis. 
 Children: Donald Clyde, b. Mr 2, 1899: Mil- 
 dred, b. Ja II, 1902. Address, 1519 Estes Ave., 
 Chicago; 4525 Kenmore Ave., do. 
 
 263. 'FREDERIC E. COOPER 
 B. S. in Chem; b. Mr 3, 1859, Greene Co., 
 111.; s. Edmund M. (b. N. 25, 1831, Hopkins- 
 ville, Ky.) and Martha (Tunnell) Cooper (b. 
 F II, 1836, Greene Co., III). Prepared In 
 Girard Pub. Schs. Dealer in Drugs, 1883, Van 
 Buren, Ark.; Loan and Abstract bus. until 1899- 
 Married Jennie Shive, Jl 3, 1890, Bebee, Ark. 
 Children: Mary J.: Albert Everett; Edmund L. 
 Died Ja 24, 1899, Van Buren, Ark. 
 
 264. ARTHUR ELDORUS DAVIS 
 Physician; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Mr 17, 1857; 
 Salem, 111.; s. John H. (b. Jl 3, 1828, near do.) 
 and Rebecca Jane (Eagan) Davis (b. My 19. 
 1832, do.). Prepared in Salem H. S. Scientific 
 Soc. of 111. Ind. Univ.; Salutatorian; Pres. of 
 Sen. Class. M. D., Kansas City Med. Coll., 
 1899. Telegraph Operator, 1884; R. R. Sta. 
 and Express Agt., 1898; Practice of Med. in Mo. 
 and Tex . 1899 — . Married Jennie K. Sheffy. 
 Jl 21, 1888, Sulphur Springs, Tex. (died Je 16, 
 "1895); Floatie Sheffy, S 27, 1807, Ennis, Tex. 
 (d. Ja 26, 1909). Children: Sheffy Stirling, 
 b. M"r 29, 1891; Tanie Lou, b. Ag 28, 1894 (died 
 Ja 20, 1897). Address, Arbala, Tex.f 
 
 265. MARIETTA DAVIS (BEARDSLEY) 
 
 (.Wife of No. 204; Mother of Nos: 2898, 3634; 
 Sister of Nos. 1/2, 311) 
 B. L. ; b. My 11, 1858, Vienna, 111.; d. 
 Chester Powers (b. Mr 7, 1835, Scott Co., Ind.) 
 and Hettie Maria (Close) Davis (b. My i, 1838, 
 do.). Prepared in Monticello H. S. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma; Class Pres.; Pres., Alethenai. 
 Married Henry Mahan Beardsley (*79), Ap 24. 
 1883, Monticello, 111. Children: Eleanor Mahan 
 (•07), b. N 29, 1884, George Davis ('09), b. Ap 
 II. 1887; Henry Scovell, b. Je 17, 189s. Ad- 
 dress. 3643 \\'alnut St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 266. CHARLES HENRY DENNIS 
 Journalist; B. L.; A. M., (Hon.) 1906; b. F 
 8, i860. Decatur, 111.; s. Andrew (b. D 24, 1820. 
 Greencastle, Pa.) and Marilla Lavena (Baker) 
 Dennis (b. Ag 20, 1824, Jefferson, Tenn.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Philomathean; Sec. 
 Stud Govt.; Pres., Sr. Class, 1880; Ed. Staff, 
 
26 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [iJ 
 
 The mini, 1879-80; Chief Ed., The Illini, 1880- 
 Si. Reporter, Chicago Daily News, 1882-4; 
 Dramatic Ed., 1884-5; City Ed., 1885; Exchange 
 Ed., :886-8; Ed. writer, 1889-91 ;. Chief Ed. 
 Writer and Mgr. foreign news service, 1901-8; 
 Assoc. Ed., igoS-13; Managing Ed., 1912 — ; Ed. 
 writer for several yrs. for The World Today. 
 Managing Ed., Chicago News,_ Paris, France, 
 1918 — . Mem., City Club, Chicago. Married 
 Jeanette Caldwell Wilson, 1884, Paris, III. 
 Children: Ruth Elizabeth, b. N 16, 1885; Wil- 
 liam Andrew, b. Mr 25, 1888; Herbert Wilson, 
 b. Ja 27, 1890 (died D 26, 1909); Mildred 
 Blackburn, b. Je 9, 1895. Address, 668 Grace- 
 land Ave., Chicago. 
 
 267. JOHN C. DRESSOR 
 Bookkeeper; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 6, 1856; s. 
 Francis (b. Me.) and Mary E. (Rankin) Dressor 
 (b. 111.). Prepared in Greenville H. S. Philo- 
 mathean. Bus. course, Jacksonville, 111. Book- 
 keeper, City Mills, Jacksonville; Clerk, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; do., Sturgis, S. Dak.; do., Sorento 
 West, Bank & Trust Co., Piedmont, S. Dak.; 
 do., Sorento, 111.; Cashier, Bank of Sorento, 
 since 1901; Bookkeeper, The St. Bank of Plailes 
 & Sons, Greenville, 111. Married Hattie F. 
 Hendrics, Ja 26, 1899, Hillsboro, 111. Children: 
 Francis W., b. Jl s, 1900; Dorothy, D., b. F 
 I, 1902; Mary L., b. F 8, 1903; John R., b. Mr 
 15, 191 1. Address, Reno, Ill.t 
 
 268. LORETTA ELDER (ROBINSON) 
 (Wife of No. 246; Mother of Nos. 3524, 7896) 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. S 27, i860. Knob Prairie, 
 Marion Co., 111.; d. Abrani Caldwell (b. Ja 20, 
 1833, Covington, Ind.) and Lavisa Wood (Fan- 
 cher) Elder (b. Ap 5, 183s, East Wales, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Alethenai; Senator, 
 College Govt.; Class Hist, one yr. Mem., First 
 Congr. Church, and Chm. of Relief Com. of Oak 
 Park, 111.; Pres., Univ. of 111. Alumnae Assoc, 
 Chicago, 1908-9, 1909-10; Mem., Oak Park Bd. 
 of Charities, 1909-12; Chicago College Club; As- 
 soc. Collegiate Ahunnae; Charter Mem., Drama 
 League of Am.; Augusta Club. Married Albert 
 Fowler Robinson ('So), D 31, 1SS5, Topeka, 
 Kan.; Children: Ravmond Elder ('08), b. N 6, 
 i8S6; Philip Edward, b. Jl 10. 1890 (died Ap s, 
 1891); Albert William ('16), b. My 27, 1894^; 
 Donald Bruce, b. D 14, 1902. Address, 166 N. 
 Scoville Ave., Oak Park, Ill.t 
 
 269. TAMES W. FORSYTH 
 (Husband of No. 388) 
 Machinist; Cert.; b. N 16, 1856, Springfield. 
 111.; s. William (b. Scotland) and Mary (Van- 
 oil) Forsyth (b. Auburn, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Sc. Assn. Married Lola Ellis 
 (•84), 1885, Canton, 111. Children: Ruth A., 
 b. F 7, 1887; Ethel F., b. Mr 29, 1889. Address, 
 Gilroy, Santa Clara Co., Calif. 
 
 270. FRANK WATSON HAMMETT 
 Pres., Cal. Washed Sand & Gravel Co.; B. S. 
 in C. E. ; b. F 12, 1862, Camargo, III.; s. James 
 Richard (b. Ja i, 1826, Va.) and Sarah C. 
 (Watson) Hammett (b. Jl 4, 1836, Newtown, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Dist. Sch. Philomathean; 
 Capt. Farmer until 1883; Tile Mfr.; 1883-1890; 
 Banker, 1890-1902; Real Est. & Ins., 1902-06: 
 Pres., CaVii. Washed Sand & Gravel Co., 1906 — . 
 Married Lizzie Thompson, Te 18, 1884, Tuscola, 
 111. (died Je, 1887): Minnie Rice, S 22, 1892, 
 Indianola, 111, Children: Don T,, b. D 25, 
 1885; Harry Rice, b. S i. 1893; Rhea Louise, 
 b. Ja 21, 1896. Address, Redlands, Calif.; bus. 
 add., 600 Shearer St., Los Angeles. t 
 
 271. VIRGINIA MANN HAMMET 
 
 (TALBOT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 295; Mother of Nos. 3994. 5451. 
 
 9432) 
 
 B. S. in Sc; b. Mr 6, i860, Camargo, 111.: 
 
 d. William Soule (b. 1823, Va.) and Rachel 
 
 J. (Wibley) Hammet (b. 1836, Camargo, 111.). 
 Prepared in Dist. Sch. Alethenai; Nat. Hist. 
 Soc; Coll. Sen.; Pres. Orat. Assn. Mem., 
 Congr. Church and various social clubs. 
 Married Arthur Newell Talbot ('81), Je 7, 
 1886, Camargo, 111. Children: Kenneth Ham- 
 met ('09), b. Ap 7, 1887; Mildred Virginia 
 ('12), b. F 6, 1891; Rachel Harriet ('18), b. 
 Ap 6, 1896; Dorothy Newell, b, D 26, 1898. 
 .Iddress, 1013 W. California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 272. FRED LEHMAN HILL 
 (Brother of No. 391) 
 Struct. Engr. & Contr. ; Cert, in C. E. ; b. Ag 
 25, 1858, Galesburg, 111.; s. Benjamin F. (b. N 
 23, 1833, Erie, Pa.) and Clara E. (Lehman) Hill 
 (b. F I, 1836, Sharon Springs, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Paxton H. S. Philomathean. Civ. 
 Engr., 1 88 1-7; Struct. Engr. & Contr., 1887 — . 
 Supt., Const., Camp Cody. Mem., First Uni- 
 versalist Church; West. Soc. of Engrs. Mar- 
 ried Estelle J. Bacon, F 14, 1894, Iowa City, 
 la. Children: Julia Augusta, b. Je 28, i8g6; 
 Walter Bacon, b. S 2, 1898; Dean Frederic, b. 
 Mr 8, 1900. Address, Elephant Butte Water 
 Assn., Las Cruces, N. M.f 
 
 273. THOMAS CRAWFORD HILL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 30, 1859, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Walter Forrest (b. S 7, 1807, 
 Wells, Me.) and Rebecca Ann (Miller) Hill (b. 
 D 21, Lebanon, O.). Prepared in Tolono H. S. 
 Adelphic; Capt. Taught country sch. 1881-2; 
 Carroll Coll. Acad., Waukesha, 1882-3; Wyman 
 Inst., Upper Alton, 1883-5; Curtis Sch., 1885-96; 
 Curtis H. S., iqo6-ii; Chm. Bd. of trustees of 
 M. E. Church; Prin., Curtis H. S. Married Ina 
 Mabel Miller, Jl 25 1888, Chicago. Children: 
 Harold Crawford, 0. Ap 18, 1889; Margaret 
 Dorothy, b. D 15, 1890; Marion, b. My i, 1892; 
 Lawrence Elias, b. O 11, 1897; Donald Miller, 
 b. O 9, igo2. Address, 100 W. 113th Place, 
 Chicago. 
 
 274. *ARTHUR H. KINGMAN 
 Cert, in Chem.; b. 1851, Mass.; s. Samuel 
 Kingman. Died S 9, 1892, Wakefield, Mass. 
 
 275. *LUCY M. LAWHEAD 
 15. L. in L. & S.; b. 1861, Champaign; d. I. 
 Lawhead. Died My i, 1884, Champaign. 
 
 276. 'NETTIE E. LAWRENCE (ALLEN) 
 Teacher, Piano and Voice; Cert, in L. & S. ; 
 b. Je 25. i860, Belvidere, 111.; d. Edwin L. (b. S 
 10, 1833) and Mary E. Lawrence (b. My 16, 
 1S33, Cuba, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Pres., Alethenai. Mem., C)oll. Sen.; Hon. mem. 
 of Philomathean. Congr. Church; Eastern Star. 
 Married Jonas A. Allen, My 6, 1885, Belvidere, 
 111. Child, Eugene, b. Ag 3, 1897. Died Ag 19, 
 1009, Oak Park. 111. 
 
 277. FRANCIS MARION McKAY 
 Teacher; B. L.; b. Ja 15, 1851, Madison, Ind.; 
 s. Hiram (b. 1825, Madison, Ind.) and Elizabeth 
 (Etherton) McKay (b. 1832, do.). Prepared in 
 III. Norm. Univ. Delta Tau Delta; Adelphic; 
 Pres. and Valedictorian of Class. Teaching. 
 Trustee, Univ. of 111., 1886-95; 1896-1903; Pres., 
 i8p6-98. Auth. of law making Trustees elective 
 officers; also law providing free scholarships in 
 each Co. of St. Mem., Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Rebecca M. Farson, Ag 27, 18S9. Address, 
 Evanston, 111. 
 
 278. METTA MARY IRENE MACKNET 
 (BEACH) 
 (Wife of No. 257; Mother of No. 3633) 
 A. B.; b. N 25, i8q9. Girard, 111.; d. Daniel 
 S. (b. My 28, 1836, Newark, N. J.) and Rhoda 
 T. (Clark) Macknet (b. Jl 11, 1836, Lafayette, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Girard H. S. Pres. Alethe- 
 nai; Pres. of Class; mem. Sen., 1879; (Drat. 
 
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 Assn.; Justice, Coll. Govt. Mem. Congr. 
 Church; Pres. Aid Soc, 1S87-9, 1900-2; Co. 
 Chm. Woman's Com., Council Nat. Defense. 
 Married Bayard E. Beach ('81), O 13, 1885, 
 Girard, 111. Children: Bayard Macknet ('09), 
 b. Ja 31, 1888; Daniel Beman, b. Mr 10, 1892 
 (died O 10, 1892); Dorothy Blessing, b. F 17, 
 1S93. Address, Huron, S. Dak. 
 
 279. WILLIS A. MANSFIELD 
 Physician; B. L. in L. & S.; b. My 23, 1858, 
 Marengo, 111.; s. A. G. (b. 1824, London, Eng.) 
 and Mary (Moore) Mansfield (b. ,1832, Vt.). 
 Prepared in Marengo H. S. Scientific Soc. M. 
 D., N. W. U. Med. Dept., Chicago, 1884. Mem., 
 Natl.. St. and Co. Med. Socs. Married Ida 
 Pierce, 1884. Children: Mary, b. 1892 (died 
 1904); Esther, b. 1886. Address, Washington, 
 Ill.t 
 
 280. WILLIAM KAIME MASON 
 Farmer and Fruit Grower; B. S. in Agr. ; b. 
 
 5 25, 1856, Macon Tp.; s. W. H. (b. N. H.) and 
 Mehitable W. (Kaime) Mason (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Buda H. S. Mem. I. O. O. F.; 
 Unitarian Church. Married E. May Fuller, D 
 23, 1886. Address, R. No. 1, Buda, 111. 
 
 281. JOHN HALE MORSE 
 (Brother of Nos. 437, 485) 
 
 Ins. Bus.; B. S. in L. & S.; b. Ap 23, 1853, 
 Metamora, 111.; s. Levi P. (b. Rochester, Vt.) 
 and Mary A. (Parminter) Morse (b. Eng.). 
 Prepared in Eureka Coll. and Dist. schs. Philo- 
 mathean; Delta Tau Delta; Pres. of Class; 
 Class Prophet; Bus. Mgr., Illini, 1880-81. 
 Prin. Schs., Metamora, 1881-84; Deputy 
 Sheriff, 1884-85; Mgr., Life Ins. Co., Peoria 
 Dist., 1885-87; Real Est., 1887-91; Pres., Home 
 Embroidery Mach. Co., 1891 — ; V. P. the Equi- 
 table Finance and Development Co., eight yrs. ; 
 Mgr. Chicago Office, 1902 — ; Pres., The Old 
 Colony Life Ins. Co., 1907-10; Real Est. and 
 Ins., Kansas City, 1910 — ; Dist. Agt., Mutual 
 Benefit Life Ins. Co., 1917 — . Home Guards, 
 Kansas City, 1917 — . Mem., Presby. Church; 
 Bd. of Deacons, 1895-1902; I. O. O. F. Mar- 
 ried Jessie Greist, Ag 14, 1901, Kansas City, 
 Kan. Children: John Hale, Jr., b. Jl 18, 1902 
 (died O 20, 1903); David Levi, b. D 22, 1904 
 (died My s, 1905). Address, 1806 Centra! Ave., 
 Kansas City, Kan.; bus. add.. Room F, Husted 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 282. CHARLES HENRY NICOLET 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 20, 1855. 
 Canton, 111.; s. Henry L. and Ann M. Nic- 
 olet. Engr., both on const, and operation, A. F. 
 
 6 S. F. Ry., 1879-88; Engr., Bldgs. and Bridges, 
 Ft. Worth & Rio Grande Ry., Granbury, Tex., 
 1889; Auditor and Purchasing Agt., Bear River 
 Canal Co., Ogden, Utah, 1889-92; City Engr., 
 LaSalle, 111., and Engr. for F. W. Matthiessen, 
 1893-96; with Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co., 
 1896 — ; Chief Civ. and Mech. Engr., 1903 — . 
 Married Jennie B. Capps, Ap 9, 1885, Mt. 
 Pulaski, 111. Children: first two died in in- 
 fancy; Dorothy Emma, b. N 13, 1890; Frances 
 Jane, b. N 7, 1892. Address, LaSalle, 111. 
 
 283. JAMES ORA PEARMAN 
 (Brother of No. 245) 
 
 Physician; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 20, 1859, 
 Edgar Co., 111.: s. John T. _(b. O 29, Hardin 
 Co., Ky.) and Elizalseth (Elliott) Pearman (b. 
 S IS, 1833, Edgar Co., 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1885. 
 Mem., Champaign Co. Med. Soc; Champaign 
 Co. Country Club. Married Marv Richardson, 
 S 1890, Palatine. 111. (died N 1800); Isabel Van 
 Vleck, Te 1895, (Champaign. Address. Mahomet, 
 111. 
 
 284. HERMAN SILAS PEPOON 
 
 (Brother of No. 285) 
 Teacher and Fruit Grower; B. S. in L. & S.; 
 b. Ja 21, i860, Warren, 111.; s. George Whit- 
 field (b. N 4, 1832, Painesville, O.) and Mary 
 Ann (Abbey) Pepoon (b. Ag 30, 1835, do.). 
 Prepared in Warren H. S.; M. D., Hahnemann 
 Med. Coll., Chicago, 1883. Adelphic; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Class Hist.; Deputy Marshall, Coll. Govt. 
 Physician, 1883-92; Teacher in Lake View H. 
 S., Chicago, 1892 — ; Fruit Grower, 1910 — . 
 First Lt., Co. C. 3d Regt., N. N. G., 1883-4. 
 Auth.: Plant Studies, joint auth., 100 pp., D. 
 C. Heath & Co., 1900; Representative Plants, 
 175 PP-. Ginn & Co., 1912; Flora of S. W. Mich. 
 10 pp., 1906, Mich. Acad, of Sc. 10 pp.; Cliff 
 Flora of Jo Daviess Co., 111., 6 pp.; Flora of the 
 Chicago Area, 250 pp., 75 Illustrations, 1918; 
 The Flora of the Driftless Area (in prepara- 
 tion); Gun Shot Wound of the Brain, The 
 Cliniquc, 6 pp., 1893; Destruction of a Farm 
 Flora, Plant World, 3 pp., 1903; also other 
 articles along bot. and med. lines. Fish Warden, 
 Fulton Co., 111. 1889-92; do., 1909. Trustee M. 
 E. Church; mem., Mich. Acad, of Sc. ; 111. Acad, 
 of Sc; Life mem., Chicago Acad, of Sc; Am. 
 Forestry Assn.; Pres., Chicago Mycological 
 Soc, 1894-1900; Nat. Geog. Soc; Chicago Geog. 
 Soc; Audubon Assn. of 111.; Am. Nature Study 
 Soc; Rogers Park Roque (Zlub; A. F. A. M.; 
 Brotherhood Lodge, Chicago. Married Alma 
 Adelphine Wilcox, Ap 25, 1883, Chicago (died 
 1S93); Helen Sophia Foberg, 1900, Chicago. 
 Children: Rudolf Silas, b. 1885; Mary Lucile, 
 b. 18S7 (died Je 18, 1918); Laura Constance, b. 
 1S90. Address, 3842 Byron St., Chicago. 
 
 285. WILLIAM ABBEY PEPOON 
 
 (Brother of No. 284) 
 Farmer and Fruit Grower; Cert, in Agr.; b. 
 Ja 25, 1858, Warren, 111.; s. George Whitfield, 
 (b. 1832, Painesville, O.) and Mary Ann (Ab- 
 bey) Pepoon, (b. 1835, do.). Prepared in 
 Warren H. S. Adelphic; Representative in 
 Inter. Soc. Orat. Contest. Collection Clerk, 
 ist Nat. Bank, Fremont, Neb., 1881-2; Stock- 
 man, 1882-4; teacher, 1884-5; cowboy, 1885; 
 teacher, 1885-6; Deputy Sheriff and Co. Jailer, 
 1886-90; teacher, 1890; policeman, 1891; miner 
 and millman, 1891-3; farmer, 1893-5; miner, 
 millman, shift-boss, foreman, mining promoter, 
 1895-1908; farmer and fruit grower, 1908 — . In- 
 vented many tools and machines and patented 
 some of no coml. value. Commandant of Can- 
 ton Progress, Patriarchs Militant; I. O. O. F., 
 1889-90. Married Sophia Margaret Moeller, 
 1893, Baker City, Ore. Children: William 
 Wallace, b. 1894; Herman Lojene, b. 1896; 
 Elzanore Lucile, b. 1897; George Theodore, b. 
 1904; Mary Margaret, b. 1905; Maurice Manly, 
 b. 1905 (died O 1905); Florence Roberta, b. 
 1914; Helen Abbey, b. 1916. Address, Oswego, 
 Clackamas Co., Ore. 
 
 286. ETHAN PHILBRICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 403, 489) 
 Hydraulic Engr. and Fruit Grower; B. S. in 
 C. E.; b. Je 21, 1858, Adaline, Ogle Co., 111.; 
 s. Mayo H. (Waldo, Me.) and Mary (Mac- 
 Farland) Philbrick (Hagerstown, Md.). Pre- 
 pared Baileyville IT. S. and Univ. of 111. Acad. 
 Civil Engr.. R. R. building, 1881-1895; Hydro- 
 Elec work, 1895 — ; began growing peaches and 
 apples 1004 — ; Rec'd. (Tapt. Com., 1881, Univ. 
 of 111. Built and designed largest Hydro-Elec 
 plant at the time of const, in the southern sts., 
 1899-1003. Auth.: Description of Hydro-Elec. 
 Plant built in Ala., Engng. News. D 5, 1901, 
 Vol. 46. Married Anna Lewis Wells, D 25, 
 1883; Children: Lewis, b. O i. 1884; Martha 
 Grace, b. Ja 28, 1887; Mary Holdens. b. Jl 2, 
 1889; Hazel, D 1, 1890. Address. Baldwin, Ga-t 
 
 287. *FRANCIS M. FLETCHER 
 B. S. in Sc; b. 1855, Plattville, 111.; s. 
 Daniel Fletcher. Died JTe 15, 1888, Coonia. 
 Calif. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 fi88i 
 
 288. *FRANK H. PORTER 
 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. 1861, 111.; s. Henry Por- 
 ter. Died Ja 10, 1886, Garden Prairie, 111. 
 
 289. SPRAGUE DWIGHT ROSS 
 (Brother of No. 581; Husband of No. 256; 
 Father of No. 7907) 
 Retired; B. S. in Chem.; b. F 8, 1857, Reno, 
 111.; s. John M. (b. Je 7, 1823, Maury Co., 
 Tenn.) and Ruth M. (Jones) Ross (b. D 2, 
 1825, do.)- Prepared in Greenville H. S. 
 Philomathean. Teacher and Salesman, 1881-4; 
 Real Est. & Loan Bus., 1885-93; Banker, 1894- 
 190Q; Sec.-Treas., Ross Investment Co.; Sec,- 
 Treas., W. Grand Island Live Stock Co.; y. P., 
 Home Savings Bank of Grand Island, 1909-1917. 
 Married Bertha E. Barnes ('81), Je 25, 1884, 
 Chicago. Children: Bertha, b. Je 12, 1888; 
 Kenneth Dwight ('16), b. S 17, 1893. Address, 
 Grand Island, Neb. 
 
 290. JOSEPH SCHWARTZ 
 B. S. in Chem. 1914; b. Ag. 28, 1859, Salem, 
 111.; s. Bernard (b. N 27, 1S26, Ger.) and 
 Christine (Lacroix) Schwartz (b. Ag 28. 1830, 
 do.). Prepared in Salem, 111. Philomathean. 
 Druggist, 1881-1907. Married Clara Rose 
 Schwartz, Ap 29, 1886, Salem, 111. Children: 
 Helen, b. Ja 15, 1893 (died Mr 17, 191.3); 
 Christine, b. Je 6, 1905. .'Iddress, Salem, 111. 
 
 291. ARTHUR BLISS SEYMOUR 
 
 (Husband of No. 386) 
 * Botanist; B. S. in Sc; M. S., 1886; b. Ja 3. 
 1859, Moline, 111.; s. Frank (b. Mr 4, 1831, 
 Granville, iSIass.) and Mary Elizabeth (Bliss) 
 Seymour (b. My 24, 1837, Honolulu, Hawaii). 
 Prepared in Maplewood H. S., Camp Point, 111. 
 Y. M. C. A.; Adelphic, V. P.: Nat. Hist. Soc. 
 Instr., Elem. Bot. as undergrad. ; Botanist, 111. 
 St. Lab. Nat. Hist., 1S81-3; Pvt. Asst., Crypto- 
 gamic Herbarium, Harvard, 1883-5; Botanist, 
 as above. 1884-6; Instr. Bot., L'^niv. of Wis., 
 1885-6; Asst. Cryptoganiic Herbarium, Harvard, 
 1 886 — ; Discovered a few species of parasitic 
 fungi. Mem., A. A. A. S. ; A. A. S. ; Torrey 
 Bot. Club. Married Anna Julia Conkling ('84), 
 My 6, 1886. Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. Ja 
 27, 1889; Rosa Margaret, b. An 28, 1890; Frank 
 Conkling, b. Jl 21, 1895; Edith Katharine, b. S 
 18, 1896. Address, 23 Agassiz Ave., Waverly, 
 Mass.; bus. add., 26 Liniv. Museum, Cambridge, 
 Mass. 
 
 292. BYRON A. SLADE 
 
 (Father of No. 9394) 
 Druggist; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 27, 1856, East 
 Berne, N. Y.; s. Joshua (b. Ap 26, 1829, do.) 
 and Catherine Hannah (Allen) Slade (b. Ap 
 29, 1835). Prepared in Sycamore H. S. Philo- 
 mathean. Druggist, firm of Worthington and 
 Slade. Married Cora Black. S 8, 1886. Chil- 
 dren: John, b. Mr 5, 1890 (died, Ja 20, 1905); 
 Katherine Claire ('18), b. Ap 18, 1896; Eliza- 
 beth Muriel, b. N 14, 1807. Address, 1027 
 Spafford Ave., Rockford, 111. 
 
 293. *MORELLE M. STACY 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. 1859, HI.: s. W. C. Stacy. 
 Died Jl 17, 1895, Spring Hill, Ala. 
 
 294. *JAMES B. STURMAN 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Jl i, 1857, Dahlgren, 
 111.; s. Alexander M. (b. F s, 1820, near Mc- 
 Minnville, Tenn.") and Louisa (Varner) Stur- 
 man (b. O 28, 181Q, Spartanburg, S. C). Pre- 
 pared in McLeansboro and Enfield, 111. In 
 law office of Mr. Hig'', 103 Adams St., Chicago, 
 for a few yrs. Married Jl 17, 188S. Died Je 
 6, igor, Salina, Kan. 
 
 295. ARTHUR NEWELL TALBOT 
 (Husband of No. 271; Father of Nos. 3994, 
 S45I, 9432) 
 Professor; B. S., in C. E.; C. E., 1885; D. 
 Sc, Univ. of Pa., 1915; D. Eng., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1916; b. O 21, 1857, Cortland, 111.; s. 
 Charles A. (b. London) and Harriet (Newell) 
 Talbot (b. Brockville Ont.). Prepared in Syca- 
 more H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Philoma- 
 thean, Pres., V. P., and Sec; Assoc. Ed., 
 mini; Delegate Interst. Orat. Assn.; Class 
 Essayist; Capt. Civ. Engr. on railroad loca- 
 tion const, and maintenance work, 1881-5; 
 Asst. Prof., Engng. and Math., Univ. of 111., 
 1885-90; Prof., Mun. and San. Engng., and 
 in charge of T. & A. M. 1890 — ; also engaged 
 in Civ. Engng. on railways, structures, water- 
 works, sewerage, pavements and other works; 
 investigation of steel, brick, reinforced con- 
 crete, other materials of const., and in hy- 
 draulic and san. investigation; Const. Engr. St. 
 Water Sur., 1908-17; in charge of investigation 
 of stresses in railroad track. Auth. : The Rail- 
 way Transition Spiral, McGraw-Hill Book Co.; 
 numerous buls. of the Univ. of 111. Engng. Ex{). 
 St. on reinforced concrete, brick, steel columns, 
 hydraulics, etc., contributor to Engng. Tours. 
 and Engrs. Soc. Proc Mem., A. S. C. E., 
 Dir., V. P.; Western Soc. Engrs. V. P.; Am. 
 Ry. Engng. Assn., Dir.; Am. Soc. Test- 
 ing Materials, Pres.; Internat. Assn. Test- 
 ing Materials; Soc. Prom. Engng. Educ. 
 Pres. Am. W. W. Assn.; Am. Soc. Mun. Imp.; 
 A. A. A. S. ; 111. Soc. Engng., Pres.; Chicago 
 Engrs. Club; Univ. Club of Chicago; Congr. 
 Church. Married Virginia Mann Hammet ('81), 
 Je 7, 1886. Children: Kenneth Hammet ('09), 
 b. Ap 17, 1887; Mildred Virginia ('12), b. F 
 6, 1891; Rachel Harriet ('18). b. Ap 6, 1S96; 
 Dorothy Newell, b. D 26, 1898. Address, 1013 
 W. Calif. St., LTrbana; bus. add., 300 Lab. App. 
 Mech., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 296. DARLEY THOMAS 
 
 Real est. Manager; B. L. in L. & S.; b. O 
 9, 1 86 1, Champaign; d. John Harrison (b. Jl 
 13, 1813, Adams Co., O.) and Mary (MacNeil) 
 Thomas (b. Jl 8, 1822, do.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Alethenai; Class V. P. 
 Bookkeeper, 1881-7; Cashier and Confidential 
 Sec. for R. P. Smith & Sons Co., wholesale 
 shoe bouse, 1887-9; Owned and managed Shoe 
 Findings Dept. for do., 1910 — ; Mgr. Real Est. 
 and properties for estates; Mem., Univ. of 111. 
 Alumnae Assn., 1881-1912; Pres., Univ. of 111. 
 .Mumnae Assn., 1910-11; V. P. Chicago Coll. 
 Club, 1909-10; Cor. Sec. Chicago Assn. Colle- 
 giate Alumnae, 1907-9; Treas. U. S. Daughters 
 of 1812, 1906 — ; Chicago Chapter, D. A. R., 
 189S — . Address, 51 11 Cornell Ave., Cliicago. 
 
 297. WILLIAM SUMMER WESTON 
 
 (Father of No. 4488; Brother of Nos. 117, 454, 
 
 585, 5S6) 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; B. S., 1883; b. Je 22, i860. 
 Champaign; s. Nathan (b. Wilson, N. Y.) and 
 Jane (Cloyde) Weston (b. Troy, N. Y.). Adel- 
 phic; C. E. Club; Civ. Engr. Topeka, Kan. and 
 Chicago. Married Elizabeth Jane Towlson, Ag 
 19, 1885, Detroit. Children: Frederick William 
 Cio), b. Je I, 1888; Mabel Towlson. b. Ja 12. 
 1891. Address, Hotel Brazos, Houston, Tex. 
 
 298. MAXWELL BLACKBURN WILSON 
 
 Retired Farmer; Cert, in Agr. ; b. D 16, 
 18^8, Paris, 111.; s. William Oliver (b. 1831, 
 Palestine, 111.) and Cassandra (Blackburn) 
 Wilson (b. 1832, Paris, 111.). Adelphic. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married Emma Schenck, Tl 
 30, 1891, Paris, 111. Child, Dudley Blackburn, b. 
 -•Vd 26, 1807 (died F 27, 1917). Address, Paris, 
 111. 
 
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 29 
 
 2»q. F ESSIE ARMILDA WRIcaiT 
 
 (RICHARDSON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 372.) 
 
 H. L. in L. & S.; b. Je 23, i860, Champaign; 
 
 (1. James Stephen (b. Ag 16, 1816, Highland 
 
 Co., O.) and Katharine (Lauder) Wright (b. 
 
 Mr 26, 1823, Bourbon Co., Ky.). Prepared in 
 
 Champaign H. S. Alethenai; Class Historian. 
 
 Postmislre.'is, Rcntchler, ]11., iqoj — . Mem., 
 Ladies Indus. Soc. ; Unitarian Church, (Juincy, 
 111., 1909-11; Utopian Soc. Married Henry 
 Edward Richardson, Mr 7, 1889, Champaign. 
 Children: Eugene, b. Ja 7, 1890; Ruth, b. D 
 4, 1892; Helen, b. D i, 1894; Darley, b. Mr 
 9, 1897; James Hollins, b. Tl -'6, 1899. Address. 
 Rentchler, 111. 
 
 CLASS OF 1882 (29 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 300. DORA ANGELINE ANDRUS 
 (GRIFFITH; 
 (Mother of Nos. 6918, 9102) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. My 5, 1863, Ashton, 
 111.; d. John Archibald (b. N 30, 1833, Stephen- 
 town, N. Y.) and Rhoda Anne (Siple) Andrus 
 (b. N 12, 1S42, Berkshire, O.). Prepared in 
 Ashton H. S. Alethenai. Pres., Coll. Gov't. 
 Teacher in Gram. Dept. Ashton Sch., 1882-4; 
 do. in IMarshalltovvn, la., 1884-7; Prin., Third 
 Ward Sch., Marshalltown, 18S7-9. Mem., Pres- 
 by. Church. Married John Charters Griffith, Je 
 1 8, 1889, Asthon, 111. Children: Mildred Eliza- 
 beth ('15), b. F 26, 1S93; Stanwood John 
 ('18), b. Mr 18, 1897; Oliver Andrus, b. N 22, 
 1Q09. Address, Ashton, 111. 
 
 301. KITTIE C. AVERV 
 i'.. L.; b. F 8, 1861, Chicago, IlL; d. Samuel 
 (b. O 8, 1 83 1, Ilion, N. Y. ) and Louise A. 
 (Holmes) Avery (b. Manchester, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared by pvt. tutor and one yr. in Acad., Univ. 
 of 111. Alethenai. Address, 4102 Davenport 
 .St., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 302. "SAMUEL GORDON BAILEY, Jr. 
 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. 1861, Wis.; s. S. Bailey. 
 Married Kittie Reed. Died My 13, 1901, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 303. CHARLES CHURCHILL BARNES 
 (Brother of Nos. 57, 256) 
 Cert, in Chem.; b. N 10, 1859, in Mass.; s. 
 Oramel Churchill (b. S 9, 1829, Bridgewater, 
 Vt.) and Caroline (Ellis) Barnes (b. F 20, 
 1829, Norwood, Mass.). Supt., Franklin Sugar 
 Co., Tenn.; Supt., Hoopeston Sugar Co., 111.; 
 Supt., Pa. Enameled Brick Co., Oaks, Pa.; 
 Supt., Reconst. Granite Co., Norristown, Pa.; 
 Supt., Harrison .Safety Boiler Works, Phila- 
 delphia, 1906 — . Patented several inventions. 
 Sugar maker in La. and Cuba: cont., Panama 
 Canal; five yrs. in gold mines; three yrs. on 
 Tex. cattle ranch. Slarried Daisie Alice Zim- 
 merman, Je 4, 1906, New York City, Address. 
 Norristown, Pa. 
 
 304. *ARTHUR M. BRIDGE 
 (Brother of No. 164) 
 Farmer; Cert, in L. & S.; b. F 14, i860. 
 La Moille, 111.; s. Sereno (b. N 23. 1820, Wil- 
 mington, Vt.) and Allisannv S. (Winchester) 
 Bridge (b. Jl 13, 1821, Marlboro, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared near La Moille, 111. Sigma Chi; Philo- 
 mathean; Capt., Univ. Regt. Farmer, 1882; 
 Banker, i8go; Druggist, 1892; Sch. Treas. 
 Mem., Baptist Church; A. F. A. M. Married 
 Mary E. Porterfield, Jl 15, 1884, Mendota, 111. 
 Children: Alice Irene, b. O 27, 1889; Don 
 Wallace, b. S i6, 1891. Died Je 19, 1894, 
 Goldfield, la. 
 
 305. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BULLARD 
 (Brother of Nos. 166, 305, 464) 
 Teacher; B. L. in L. & S.; M. Arch., 1898; 
 b. F 23, i8s8, Mechanicsburg, 111.; s. Wesley 
 (b. Jl 28, 1816, Shelbv, Co., Ky.) and Sarah 
 Ann (Foster) Bullard (b. Jl 18, 1824, Mont- 
 gomery Co., Ky.). Adelphic. Teacher, IlL, 
 1882-6; Dak., 1886-90; Wash., 1890-7; III., 
 1 897- 1 905; Lane Technical H. S., Chicago, 
 
 1905 — . Married Caroline J. Ritsher, 1894, 
 Beloit, Wis. Child, Elsie Carolyn, b. Jl 28, 1897. 
 Address. 735 Barry Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 306. GEORGE WESLEY BULLARD 
 (Brother of Nos. 166, 305, 464) 
 Architect; B. S.; M. Arch., 1898; b. Jl 31, 
 1855, near Mechanicsburg, 111.; s. Wesley (b. 
 Jl 28, 1816, Shelby Co., Ky.) and Sarah Ann 
 (Foster) Bullard (b. Jl 18, _ 1824, Montgomery 
 Co., Ky. ) Prepared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic; 
 Ed. in Chief of Illini 1881-82. Arch., Spring- 
 field, 111., 1882-90; Tacoma, Wash., i8go — ; 
 Insp. of Buildings, Plumbing and Drainage of 
 Tacoma, Wash., 1892-3. Planned and designed 
 Engng. Hall, 1893. Pres., Wash. St. Chap., 
 A. I. A.; 1894-5- Mem., M. E. Church; K. T. ; 
 Washington St. Hist. Soc; Tacoma Cml. Club 
 and Chamber of Commerce. Married Anna 
 Hastings Heath, Jl 10, 1895, Tacoma, Wash. 
 Address, 75 West Road, Prospect Hill, do.f 
 
 307. WILLIAM BURGESS CARMAN 
 Physician; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 27, 1857, 
 Peoria; s. Isaac Newton (b. Jl 26, 1829, Ferry, 
 O.) and Julia Anna Carman (b. Mr 29, 1830. 
 Penfield, O.). Prepared in H. S.; Sewell and 
 Abbott Classical Sch., Indianapolis; M. D., 
 Hahnemann Med. Coll. and Hosp., 1884. V. 
 P. of Adelphic; Pres. Y. M. C. A.; Capt. 
 Practising Phys. ; attending phys., Rochester 
 Homeo. Hosp., 1904. Auth. : Spiritual Thera- 
 peutics; ^'accination as a Prophylactic of Var- 
 iola, Transactions Homeo. Med. Soc., St. of 
 N. Y. Mem., Rochester Baptist Social Union. 
 V. P. 1901-2; Pres., Monroe Co., Homeo. Med. 
 Soc, 1892; Dispensary Staff, Rochester Llomeo. 
 Hosp., 1S96; Phys., Court of Equity No. 238, 
 F. of A., 1897; Monroe Assn. No. 14, N. A. 
 S. E. 1908; Phys., Rochester Lodge, No. 113, 
 L. O. O. M., 1915; Phys., Court Genesee 
 Valley, No. 107, F. of A., 1917. Married Grace 
 Cushman, S 4, 1884, Champaign. Children: 
 Julia Marena, b. Je 30, 1888; Florence Eliza, b. 
 Je 25, 1890; Olive Marion, b. Ja 16, 1892; 
 Leicester Cushman, b. Mr 11, 1895. Address, 
 32 LIpton Park, Rochester, N. Y. 
 
 308. EDWARD EVERETT COLE 
 
 (Brother of No. 309) 
 Teacher; B. L. in L. & A., 1893; b. Ag 5, 
 1858; s. Jacob (b. Metz, Ger.) and Margaret 
 (Worsham) Cole. Prepared in Tuscola H. S. 
 A. M., Colorado Coll., 1898; Ph. D., Denver 
 Univ.. 1906. Scientific Assn. Second honor in 
 orat. in Inter-soc Orat. Contest, 1881; Capt. 
 L^niv. Regt. 1892. Admitted to bar in 111. and 
 Neb. Teacher and in fruit bus. Mem., Congr. 
 Church; West. Acad, of Sc Married Sophia 
 Norris, 1887, Grand Island, Neb. Children: 
 Eleanor Blessing, b. Ag 2, 1892; Margaret Cor- 
 delia, b. Ja 9, 1894. Address, Knollerest, Ruby 
 Mesa, Grand Junction, Colo.f 
 
 309. SOPHRONIA RICKORDS COLE 
 (HALL) 
 (Sister of No. 308) 
 Cert.: B. A. in L. A. & S., 1914; b. D 28, 
 i860, McLeansboro, 111.; d. Rev. Jacob (b. N 3, 
 1827, Metz. Ger.) and Margaret (Worsham) 
 Cole (b. O 29, 1827, Henderson, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared at Du Quoin and Tuscola. Alethenai. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 [t5 
 
 Teacher, Pub. Sell, at Du Quoin, 1882-83: East 
 Side Sch., Champaign, 1884-5. Married Dr. 
 Wilfred Ferrel Hall, D 29, 188';. Champaign 
 ('lied le 18, 1904). Children: Jennie Lourene, 
 b. D 19, 1886; Wilfred Frank, b. Mr 22, 1888; 
 Mayme Margaret, b. .S 10, 1890 (died Mr 22, 
 1909); Laura Hazel, 1). N 3, 1897. Address, 
 McLeansboro, Ill.t 
 
 3ro. WILLIAM GOSS CURTISS 
 (Father of No. 7472) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr., 1916; b. S 16, 1859, 
 Waterloo, Seneca Co., N. Y.; s. George W. 
 (b. Schuyler, N. Y.) and Frances (Hatton) 
 Curtiss (b. 1832, Waterloo, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Warren, HI. Adelphic. Banking, 1882-89; 
 Farming, 1894 — . Married Lora Giller, D 7, 
 1892, Whitehall, 111. Children: George ('16), 
 b. O 4, 1893; Frances, b. D 23, 1894 (died 
 1907); Edward, b. S 28, 1897; Esther, b. S 19. 
 1900 (died 191 7); Homer, b. F 2, 1902; Mar- 
 shall, b. F 13, 1904. Address, Stockton, HI. 
 
 311. JEPTHA H. DAVIS 
 (Husband of No. 251; Brother of Nos. 172, 
 
 265; Father of Nos. 3337, 412S. S629, 8260) 
 Farmer; Cert, in L. & S.; b. i860, Ind.; s. 
 Chester Powers (b. Mr 7, 1835, Washington Co., 
 Ind.) and Hettie (Close) Davis (b. My i, 1838, 
 Scott Co., Ind.). Farmer, Straight Creek, Kan., 
 1904 — ■. Married Clara M. Watson ('80). 
 Children: Marietta Searle ('08), b. Je 6, 1884; 
 Gertrude Curtis ('10), b. O 24, 1886; Chester 
 Watson ('13), b. D 16, 1889; Helen Powers 
 ('17), b. Je 5. 1894. Address, R. 3, Hohon, 
 Kan. 
 
 312. DAVID EICHBERG 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. Mr 18, i860, Atlanta, 111.; 
 
 s. Samuel (b. Ap 17, 1832, Ger.) and Mina 
 (Stern) Eichberg (b. do.). Prepared in Shurt- 
 leff Coll. LL. B., Union Coll. of Law, North- 
 western, 1884. Sigma Chi; Pres., Philoma- 
 thean; Class Pres.; Capt. in Univ. Regt. .Prac- 
 tising law, 1884 — . Married Emma Longini, D 
 IS, 1892, Chicago. Children: Adrian J., b. D 
 2, 189s; Leila, b. My 8, 1902. Address, suite 
 802, 79 W. Monroe St., Chicago. 
 
 313. ANDREW JOHN EISENMEYER 
 Prop. Flour Mill; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 27, 
 1862, St. Clair, Co., 111.; s. Andrew (b. F 22, 
 1824, Hassloch, Ger.) and Christine (Santer) 
 Eisenmeyer (b. O 19, 1829, do.). Prepared in 
 Trenton Pub. Sch.; Sigma Chi; Pres., Coll. 
 Govt. 1882; Capt., Regt. Prop, of flour mfg. 
 mill. Pres. Sch. Bd., 1903-5; V. P. Bank of 
 Springfield; V. P. Springfield Traction Co. 
 Married Celia H., O i, 1890, Springfield, Mo.; 
 Children: Walter W.; Christine M.; Louis P.; 
 Marie A. Address, Springfield, Mo.t 
 
 314. SAMUEL ALEXANDER HARRISON 
 Farmer; B. L. in L. & S., 1882; A. M., 1888; 
 b. Jl 31, 1856, Marshall, Mo.; s. Joseph and 
 Martha (Duggan) Harrison. Prepared in 
 Shurtleff Coll. Prep. Sigma Phi; First Lt.; 
 Last Chief Justice of Coll. Govt. Admitted to 
 Bar, 1888; Prin., Schs., Geneseo, III., 1889-91; 
 Prin., Burrotighs Sch., Chicago, 1892-1904; 
 Real Est., 1904-14; farmer, 1914 — . Auth. : 
 Booklet of Poems, Prairie Breezes, 48 pp. 
 Mem., Baptist Church. Married Hattie E. Har- 
 rison, D 1882, Champaign. Children: Bessie 
 M., b. O, 1889; Warren Craig; b. O, 1897; 
 Stanley Dwight, b. O, 1889. Address, R. No. 
 I, Watervliet, Mich. 
 
 315. FRANK BIERCE MALTBY 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E., 1907 as of 1882; 
 b. Jl 31, 1861, Trumbull Co., O.; s. Warren 
 (b. N. Y.) and Chloe Elizabeth (Bierce) Maltby 
 (b. O.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Adel- 
 phic. On R. R. work and general practise till 
 1896; Miss. River Comn., 1898 and 1902-4; in 
 charge of Dredging Operation; Prin. Asst. 
 
 Engr., Panama Canal, 1905-7; Chief Engr., 
 Dodfic & Day, Engrs., Philadelphia, 1907-10; 
 Gen. Supt., James Stewart and Co., ConUs., 
 1910-11; Chief Engr., John F. Stevens Const. 
 Co., 1912-13; Charge of Harbor Work, St. John. 
 New Brunswick, Can., 1914; Const. Engr., Day 
 & Zimmerman, Philadelphia, 1915-17. Com- 
 missioned Maj. of Engrs., O. R. C, F 1917; i" 
 charge of Const, work on Governors Island, N. 
 v., 1917. Auth.: Hist, of Miss. River Bridges, 
 Jour, of Western Soc. of Engrs., 1903; Dredging 
 on Miss. River, Trans. A. S. C. E., No. 5, 1904; 
 shorter papers in various Engng. Soc. Journals; 
 Reports in Chief of Engrs., U. S. A.; Panama 
 Canal Trans, of St. Louis Ry. Club, 1907. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. ; New York Engrs. Club; 
 Philadelphia Engrs. Club. Married Margaret 
 E. McNary, F 4, 1885; Josephine Hedges, F i, 
 1907. Children: Ruth, b. D 20, 1885; Marion, 
 b. O 22, 1887. Address, Army Building, New 
 York. 
 
 316. *CHARLES H. MERRITT 
 Cert, in Sc. ; b. S 13, 1856, near Waterman, 
 111.; s. John H. (b. O 6, 1828, N. Y.) and 
 Rhoda S. (Yay) Merritt (b. N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Waterman H. S., Lee Center Acad. Adel- 
 phic. Clerk in Bank, Augusta, Kan., 1882-4; 
 du., Fred Smith's Bank Mason City, HI.; Clerk 
 and Bookkeeper, Farmers St. Bank, 1886-8; 
 I'ir. and Asst. Cashier, do., 1901. Mem., First 
 M. E. Church at Waterman; Presby. at Augusta, 
 Kan.; Elder at jNIason City; Hon. Mem., W. C. 
 T. U.; Co. Prohibition Com., Pres., Sec, or 
 Treas. Married Hattie Osborn, F 28, 1884, 
 Mason City, 111. Children: Lela Beardsley, b. 
 Jl 13, 1886; Blanche Fay, b. Ag 12, 1891. Died 
 F 8, 1 90 1, Mason City, 111. 
 
 317. LOUIS MOHR 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.. 1917 as of the class 
 of 1882. Sec. and Const. Engr. for John Mohr 
 & Sons. Address, 349 W. Illinois St., Chicago. 
 
 318. JOHN RALPH NEELY 
 (Brother of No. 242) 
 
 Physician; B. L. ; M. L., 1897; b. Ap 22, 
 1859, Benton, HI.; s. Isaac M. (b. Princeton, 
 Ind.) and Mary C. (Eslton) Neely (b. Frank- 
 fort, 111.). Prepared in Du Quoin Pub. Sch. 
 M. D., Howard Univ., 1887; D. M., Univ. of 
 Georgetown, iSqi. Adelphic Hatchet Orator. 
 Record and Pension Ofiice, War Department; 
 Sur. Gen. Office, Washington, D. C, 1887-95; 
 Practicing Phys., Washington, D. C, 1887-95; 
 .Acting Chief Med. Insp., Chicago Health Dept., 
 1895-1905; Pvt. for six yrs. in Nat. Guard, 
 Dist. Columbia, Cant. Co. B. and D., 2nd Bn., 
 2nd Regt., 1S88-90; Hosp. Steward and Surg., 
 5th Bn., 2nd. Reg., 1892-5. Mem., Med. Soc, 
 Dist. of Col.; Starvation Soc, Tanner Hall; 
 Med. Soc, Chicago; A. M. A.; Am. Pub. 
 Health Assn.; A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; I. O. 
 O. F. Married Ella V. Spurgeon, Ag 16, 1886, 
 Baltimore. Children: Hazel Adelaide, b. S 12, 
 1887; Charles Bertes, b. S 10, 1889; Donald 
 Stuart, b. Ja 18, 1891; Harold Richard, b. S 
 20, 1893; Joseph Ralph, b. Jl 2, 1896. Address, 
 Hutton Bldg., Spokane, Wash. 
 
 319. THOMAS NOBLE, JR. 
 
 Gold Miner; Cert, in C. E.; b. Ag 9, 1858, 
 Arlington Farm, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Ag 24, 
 1835, do.) and S'ubina (Munron) Noble (b. Je 
 26, 1837, Stark Co., O.). Prepared in Whipple 
 Acad., HI. Coll. Hennepin (Tanal Sur., 1882; 
 Engr. Dept., Santa Fe R. R., Lajunta, Colo., 
 1883; do., Mex. R. R., Monterey, Mex., 1883; 
 Motive Power Dept., Corpus Christi, Tex., 
 1884; Engng. Dept., Loredo, Tex., 1885; on 
 Location and Const., Mex. R. R. from Saltillo 
 to San Luis Potosi, Mex., 1886-8; Gold Min., 
 San Diego. Calif., 1888-1902; San Diego, Calif., 
 1903; Encinitas Copper Mine, San Diego Co., 
 1904; Gold Min. near Descanso, 1904 — . Ad- 
 dress, Descanso, Calif.t 
 
i882] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 3i 
 
 3_o. *ROBERT ELLVVOOD ORR 
 Civ. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. Rob Roy, Foun- 
 tain Co., Ind., Ag 17, 1856; s. James (.b. Je 2, 
 1805, Franklin, Warren Co., O.) and Mary 
 Alice (Miller) Orr (b. Union Chapel, Ind.). 
 Prepared Attica H. S.; one yr. at Ind. Univ. 
 Adelphic. Rodman with Hennepin Canal, 
 Dixon; Feeder, 1882; Draftsman I. C. R. R. 
 Co., Jackson, Miss., 1883; Draftsman C. B. & Q. 
 R. R. Co.. 18S3-1892; Asst. Const. Pub. Works, 
 Evanston, 111., 1892-5; Asst. Engr. E. J. & E. 
 R. R. 1896-1900; Cliief Engr. E. J. & E. & 
 Chicago, i^ake Shore & Eastern R. R. 1900-2; 
 Gen. Practice 1903, Engr. and Surv. ; Asst. 
 Engr. Const., Cincinnati, Bluffton, and Chicago, 
 at Blutfton, 1904-5; Asst. Engr. Ind. Harbor 
 Belt R. R. 1905-6; with San. Dist. of Chicago, 
 1906-10; engaged in practice of C. Engr., Road- 
 ways, Railways, Waterways, Water Supply, 
 Sewerage, Land Sur., landscape designs, land 
 drainage; Engr. St. Penitentiary Com., etc. 
 Original Petitioner for Co. Scholarship to Univ. 
 of 111.; do. Univ. change of name, 1885; wrote 
 law authorizing mode of election of Univ. trus- 
 tees from that of appointment by the Gov., 1887. 
 Mem. ist. Congr. Church, Evanston, 1886-1902; 
 Central Presby. Church, Joliet, 1902-16; Matte- 
 son Lodge, No. 175, A. F. A. M., 1903-16. 
 Married Mrs. Katherine F. Weese, D 24, 1901, 
 Joliet, 111. Child, (adopted) Edith Mae Weese. 
 Died Ap 24, 1916, Joliet, 111. 
 
 321. *CHARLES W. PALMER 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. i860, Watseka, 111.; s. 
 Mrs. E. S. Palmer. Died Jl 4, 1884, Austin, 
 Tex. 
 
 322. ARTHUR PEABODY 
 (Brother of No. 364) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 16, 1858, Eau 
 Claire, Wis.; s. Selim Hobart (b. 1829, Rock- 
 ingham, Vt.) and Elizabeth (Pangborn) Pea- 
 body (b. 1836, Burlington, Vt.). Prepared 
 in Chicago H. S. Tau Beta Pi. St. Arch, of 
 Wis., in charge of Univ. of Wis. and all penal 
 and charitable insts. Norm. schs. and other St. 
 insts. as to Arch. Service. Sec. Bd. of Examin- 
 ers of Archs. of Wis. Invented Unit Stirrup 
 and System of Concrete Const., with movable 
 forms for floors, 1907-8. Married Agnes Coch- 
 rane, S 30, 1885, Hingham, Mass. Children: 
 Marion Grace, b. 1886; Arthur Cochrane b. 
 1891; Charlotte Elizabeth b. 1899. Address, 
 State Capitol, Madison, Wis. 
 
 323. *ARVILLA K. RALEY (HARRISON) 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. 1861, HI.; d. E. V. Raley. 
 Married James D. Harrison. Deceased. 
 
 324. *GEORGE WILLIAM RICHARDS 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. 1859, Calif.; s. A. A. Rich- 
 ards. Died My 15, 1889, Carthage, N. M. 
 
 325. CHARLES NEWTON ROBERTS 
 (Brother of No. 404) 
 
 Engr. and Surv.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 19, 
 1861, Jefferson, 111.; s. Clark (b. 1829, Utica, 
 N. Y.) and Elizabeth Harrison (Linscott) 
 Roberts (b. 1839, Jay, Me.). Prepared in 
 Jefferson H. S. Sigma Chi; Adelphic. Mach. ; 
 Instrument man on Miss. Riv. Sur.; traveling 
 salesman; Asst. Engr., Chicago San. Dist.; 
 Engng. and Sur. Bus., 1892 — . Married Addie 
 M. Keith, Jl 20, 1887, Blue Island, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Keith, b. Ag 31, 1889; Marion b. Je 30, 
 1892; Helen, b. Mr 23, 1895; John Clark, b. D 
 12, 1896. Address, 1014 Lake Ave., Wilmette, 
 111. 
 
 326. FREDERICK DANIEL RUGG 
 (Father of No. 4397) 
 
 Gen. Field Mgr. Ins. Co.; B. L.; b. D 22, 
 i860. Champaign; s. Daniel (b. My 30, 1830, 
 Heath, Mass.) and Philena Dole (Kellogg) 
 Rugg (b. Shelburn, Mass.). Prepared in Cham- 
 
 paign H. S. Sigma Chi; Adelphic; Class Oral. 
 for Jr. Exhibition; Class Poet; delivered one 
 of the class orations at commencement. Whole- 
 sale and Retail Shoe Bus., firm D. Rugg & Son; 
 Partner in firm, F. D. and W. A. Rugg, 1888- 
 96; engaged in Life Ins. Bus., Pres., three yrs.: 
 resigned to give Liquid Air lectures and 
 demonstrations; Gen. Field Mgr. Ins. Co.; Or- 
 ganized the Champaign Cml. Assn., 1884, Sec. 
 and Treas., ten years. Sec. and Treas. En- 
 deavor Soc. for 111. Champaign Commandery, 
 Mohammed Temple (Shrine); 1st Congr. 
 Church, Champaign; B. P. O. E.; Hamilton 
 Club; Champaign Country Club; K. T. Mar- 
 ried Cora M. Maltby, 1887, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Daniel ('10), b. S 7, 1889; Helen Caro- 
 line, b. Ag 16, 1903. Address, 507 W. Univ. 
 Ave., Champaign; bus. add., ij^ Main St., do. 
 
 327. ABIA JOSEPH SHARP 
 Prop., Mach. Works; B. S. in M. E.; b. 
 Ag 3, 1853, Slabtown, 111.; s. David, (b. 
 1825, Mifflin Co., Pa.) and Susanna (Joder) 
 .Sharp (b. Ja 28, 1828, do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Scientific. Gregorian; Adelphic; Ale- 
 Lhenai Honorary; Valedictorian of Mech. 
 Engrs.; Capt. Univ. Regt.; Engr. till S 1882; 
 draftsman in car shops of K. C, Ft. Scott and 
 Memphis to 1883; Mech. Engr. in charge of 
 mach. shops at Harrisonville, Mo., 1883, also 
 partner Harrisonville mach. works to 1903; 
 Engr. in charge const., Webb City Iron Works. 
 1906; Prop., Harrisonville Machine Works^ 
 191 1 — • Married Maggie Jane Wright, O 14, 
 1888 (died Ja 16, 1892); Sarah Elizabeth 
 Wright, Ap 3, 1895 (died Ap 30, 1903). Chil- 
 dren: Alice (died in infancy); May (died in 
 infancy); Abia Morris, b. Mr 17, 1897; Eliza- 
 beth, b. N 3, 1900; Mary, b. Jl 28, 1902. 
 Address, Harrisonville. Mo. 
 
 328. FRANK SHLAUDEMAN 
 (Brother of No. 493) 
 Pres. and Mgr., Brewing Co.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. Je 17, 1862, Decatur, 111.; s. Henry (b. Ja 13, 
 1834, Wildeshausen, Ger.) and Caroline (Weiss- 
 mann) Shlaudeman (b. Mr 22, 1836, Rheinpfalz, 
 do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Sigma Chi. 
 Brush Elec. Co., Cleveland, O., 1882-3; Harps- 
 trile and Shlaudeman, Brewers, Decatur, 111., 
 1883-5; West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1885-6; 
 Henry Shlaudeman, successor to Harpstrile and 
 Shlaudeman, 1886-8; V. P. and Mgr., Decatur 
 Brewing Co., 1888-1903; Pres. and Mgr., do., 
 1903 — . Mem., Lib. Bd., Decatur Pub. Lib., 
 1902-9 and 1912-17; Pres. of do., for three yrs. 
 Married Josephine Theresa Baum, O 27, 1886. 
 Address, 25 E. Walton Place, Chicago. 
 
 329. HOWARD BRINKERHOFF SLAUSON 
 (Husband of No. 357) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap 15, i860, 
 Fishkill, N. Y.; s. Joseph (b. 1818, do.) and 
 Sarah (Brinkerhoff) Slauson (b. 1829, Bed- 
 ford, N. Y.). Prepared in Dwight H. S. 
 Philomathean. First Asst., Chem. Lab., Univ. 
 of 111., 1882-3; Chem., Champaign Sugar Co., 
 1883-4; First Asst., Chem. Lab., Univ. of 111., 
 1S84-5; studied law, admitted to bar 1887; 
 partner with J. L. Ray, 1887-90; practised 
 law in Seattle, 1890-1900; Hort., 1900-18; 
 Chem. with I. F. Lancks, 1918 — . Married 
 Celeste Langley ('83), N 15, 1888, Champaign, 
 111. (died S 3, 1903, Seattle); Alice Swinburn 
 Leckenby, S 27, 1907, Seattle. Children: Sarah 
 Jeanette, b. Ag 3, 1897; Celeste, b. My 2, 1899; 
 Howard Langley, b. D 7, 1901. Address, 5416 
 Morgan St., Seattle. 
 
 ' 330. CHARLES LINNEAUS SMITH 
 
 (Husband of No. 351) 
 
 Lawyer and Judge; B. L. ; b. Mr 8, 1861, 
 
 Newton, 111.; s. C. B. (b. 1834, W. Va.) and 
 
 Celestia Elfie (Gray) Smith (b. 1836, Arcole, 
 
 O.). Prepared in (Champaign H. S.; LL. B., 
 
32 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Albany Law Sch., 1SS5. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Adelphic; Kep. in Inter-Soc. Orat. Contest; 
 Capt. Univ. Regt. Law office, Champaign, 
 1884-5; Lawyer, Champaign, 1886-7; Minne- 
 apolis, 1887 — ; Atty. for Bd. of Co. Commis- 
 sioners, 1900-04; Mun. Judge, Minneapolis, 
 1904-11. Mem.. A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F.; 
 K. P.; B. P. O. E.; Maccabees; Mem., Official 
 Bd. of M. E. Church; Coml. Club of Minneap- 
 olis; Minneapolis Ath. Club. Married Grace 
 Maria Healey ('83), 1888, Champaign. Child, 
 Marian Alden Smith, b. Mr 10, 1890. Ad- 
 dress, 2018 Hawthorn Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
 331. NELSON STRONG SPENCER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 3, 1857, 
 Dixon, 111.; s. Aquilla (b. 1832, Center Co., 
 Pa.) and Mary A. (Hetler) Spencer (b. 1835, 
 Dixon, 111.). Prepared in Dixon H. S. Philo- 
 mathean. Instr., Arch. Dept., 1880-83; Supt., 
 Bldgs. and Grounds, 1898-1902; Arch, for Men's 
 Gym., Chem. Lab., Hydraulic Lab., Mechanic 
 Bldg. Mem., Congr. Church, Cliampaign, 111. 
 Married Ida Florence Rush, S 7, 1881. Chil- 
 dren: Clifford Ricker. b. 188'^; Charles Blakely, 
 b. 1888; Mary Ethel, b. 1890. Address, 6724 
 East End Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1495, 37 W. 
 Van Buren. do. 
 
 332. FLORIZEL ADINO TAFT 
 (Brother of No. 223) 
 Banker; B. S.; b. D 30. 1863, Elmvvood, 111.; 
 s. Don Carlos (b. 1827, Swanzy, N. H.) and 
 Mary Lucy (Foster) Taft (b. Shutesbury, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Champaign H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Married Grace Turner, O 4, 1892. 
 Children: Arlo; Lloyd; Royal; Mabel; Flor- 
 ence; Howard. Address, Cupertino, Calif. 
 
 333- JAMES TODD 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 13, 1855, 
 Dundee, 111.; s. Hugh (b. Jl 24, 1818, Glasgow, 
 
 Scot.) and Magdalene (Rankin) Todd (b. Ja i, 
 1827, Delry, do.). Prepared in Elgin (111.) 
 Acad. Philomathean; Class Prophet. Various 
 lines of Hydr. and Mun. Engng. Married Pearl 
 B. Loveland, Je 9, 1892. Child, Francis Hugh, 
 b. Ag 8, 1901. Address, Elgin, 111. 
 
 334. HERBERT TURNER 
 Elec. Engr.; Cert, in Sc; b. N 10, 1858, 
 (^uincy, 111.; s. Edward (b. O 30, 1823, Tem- 
 pleton, Mass.) and Lucretia Wheeler (Newhall) 
 Turner (b. Jl 4, 1831, Ipswich, N. H.). Pre- 
 pared in Quincy H. S. Philomathean; Capt. I. 
 N. G. Farming and ranching, 1882-90 and 1896- 
 1900; Elec. Engr., 1890-96 and 1900-05; Mer- 
 chant. 1906-10; with No. Elec. (Jo., 1911-18; 
 with Oakland, Antioch, and Eastern Elec. Ry., 
 1 91 8 — . Married Mary Boone Burroughs, Je 
 6, 1902. Children: Ruth, b. Je 29, 1903; 
 Goddery Burroughs, b. Ag 7, 1907. Address, 
 Alamo, Contra Costa Co., Calif. 
 
 33 5- JOHN GEORGE WADS WORTH 
 (Husband of No. 255) 
 Banker; Cert.; B. S. in L. A. & S., 1914; b. 
 Ag 26, 1859, Kinnickinnie, Wis.; s. John (Gre- 
 gory (b. Mr 10, 1825, East Aurora, N Y.) and 
 Mary Ann (Wainwright) Wadsworth (b. Je 29, 
 1825, Newark-on-Trent, Eng.). Prepared in 
 Chippewa Falls (Wis.) H. S. Adelphic; Sigina 
 Chi; Class Pres. ; Pres. Coll. Govt.; Valedic- 
 torian; Capt. Univ. Regt. Civ. Engr., 1882-4; 
 Stenog., 1884-5; Cashier, 1885-92; Banker, 
 1892 — . Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. A. M. ; 
 Y. M. C. A.; K. T.; B. P. O. E. Married Kittie 
 Marie Baker ("81), O 27, 1886, Champaign 
 (died N 25, 1899); Lora Loomis Crossland, 
 Mr 14, 1906, Omaha, Neb. Children: John 
 Baker, b. N 8, 1898; Edwin Horace, b. My 
 22, 1907; Dorothy, b. D 4, 1910. Address, 
 233 Turley Ave., Council Bluffs, la.; bus. 
 add., 201 Pearl St., do. 
 
 CLASS OF 1883 (30 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 336- EDWARD LORENZO ABBOTT 
 (Brother of Nos. 121, 373, 416) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 15, 1859, 
 Whiteside Co., 111.; s. Asa McFarland (b. 1820, 
 Hartland, Vt.) and Sarah (Sperry) Abbott (b. 
 1822). Prepared in No. 111. Coll. Adelphic; 
 C. E. Club. Civ. Engng. in gen. practise; 
 foundations, steel const., tunnels, water power, 
 elec. power. Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Lilian 
 Ida Hartwell, My 7, 1888, N. Y. City. Child, 
 Doris Lilian, b. Je 10, 1889. Address, Box 1033, 
 U'ashington D. C. 
 
 337. ^CHARLES FR.\NCIS ADAMS 
 (Brother of No. 122) 
 Cert.; b. Ag 23, 1867, near Urbana; s. Francis 
 Fitch (b. Je 13, 1824, Olmstead, Falls, O.) and 
 Nancy (Dean) Adams (b. Ap 16, 1834, Dayton, 
 O.). Prepared in Dist. Sch. near Urbana. 
 Scientific Soc. Taxidermist, Curator Museum, 
 Auckland, New Zealand, 1885-7; Collector in 
 Borneo, 1887-8. Made collections for Smith- 
 sonian, Harvard, Illinois. Prepared complete 
 exhibit of birds of 111. for World's Fair, 1893; 
 was in charge of 111. Exhibit. Auth. of articles 
 on Bird and Animal Life, in various papers and 
 mags. Died My 20, 1893, Chicago. 
 
 338. *LIDA M. ASHBY (RICHARDS) 
 (Wife of No. 192) 
 
 B. L. ; b. Ja 5, 1863; d. Martinus M. (b. 
 1830, Rhinebeck, N. Y.) and Mary (Patton) 
 Ashby (b. 1828, Chillicothe, O.). Alethenai. 
 First Prize, Orat. Contest, represented 111. in 
 St. Contest; Pres. of Class. ]\Iem., Sen. Lit. 
 Ed. 7//i>i!. Teaching, 1883-6. Married Charles 
 L. Richards ('78), 1886, Fairfield, Neb. Child, 
 Bessie Ashby, b. 1887. Died S i, 1888, Hebron, 
 Neb. 
 
 339. CHARLES EUGENE BOGARDUS 
 (Husband of No. 593; Brother of No. 127) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 30, 1863; s. 
 John Jeremiah (b. D 6, 1828, N. Y.) and Evelyn 
 Bogardus (b. S 1828, do.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign IT. S. Philomathean. Sugar Chem., 
 Kan., 1883-4; Asst., Coml. Lab.. Chicago, 1886- 
 7; Asst. Chem., B. 6c O. R. R., 1888-89; ist 
 Asst. Univ. of 111.. 1889-90; Coml. Chem. and 
 Assayer, Seattle, 1890 — ; City Chem., ten yrs. ; 
 St. Chem., four yrs. Mem., A. C. S. ; Soc. 
 Chem. Indus.; N. Pacific Soc. Min. Engrs. 
 Married Lucie Rae Brumback ('90), F 16, 1892, 
 Gilman 111. Children: Almon Eugene, b. S 28, 
 1895; Wallace David, b. D i, 1896; Helen 
 Evelyn, b. Ja 17, 1899; Richard Sherman, b. 
 N 18, 1913. Address, 90 Columbia St., Seattle. 
 
 340. MARTHA HARRIET BOGGS (LOVE) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 683, 791, 1630; Mother of No. 
 9220) 
 A. B. in L. & S.; A. M., 1891; b. Ap 23, 
 i860, Lawrence Co., O.; d. Benjamin Franklin 
 (b. Jl 2, 1832, do.) and Mary Jane (Armstrong) 
 Boggs (b. N 29, 1835, do.). Prepared in 
 Tuscola H. S. Alethenai; Orat. Assn.; Sen. 
 of Students' Govt.; Pres., Alethenai; Sec. Orat. 
 Assn. H. S. Teacher, 1883-90. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; Friday Evening Bible Class; Woman's 
 Home and Foreign Miss. Soc; W. C. T. U. ; 
 Pres., Danville Dist. Home Miss. Soc, J903: 
 Pres. Home Miss. Aux., 1905; Sec. Bd. of 
 Mgrs., Cunningham Children's Home, 1910; 
 Pres., Bible Class, 1900-01; Pres., Mothers' 
 Club, 1907-08; Pres., Woman's Anti-Saloon 
 Leagiie, 1908. Married Isaac Albert Love, F 
 II, 1891. Children: Estelle, b. D 13, 1891 ; 
 Martha Harriet, b. Ap 24, 1894; Beryl Franklin 
 
1883] 
 
 Ja'ccalaureatk Alu mni 
 
 33 
 
 ('18), b. Je 9, 1896; Cassandra Armstrong, b. 
 Mr 4, 189S. Address, 1214 N. Vermillion St., 
 Danville, Ill.f 
 
 341. CLARENCE V. BRAINARD 
 Rancher and Stock Raiser; Cert, in C. E. ; b. 
 Ja 14, 1859, Sheffield, 111.; s. D. O. (b. West- 
 iield, O.) and Harriet A. (Reed) Brainard (b. 
 Franklin, N. Y.). Prepared in Buda H. S. 
 Surs., Miss. River, 1883-84; Wis. River. 1885- 
 86; Duluth South Shore and Atlantic R. R., 
 i886; I. C. R. R., 1887; Sur. 111. River, 1889; 
 Building Const., Chicago, 1890; U. S. Asst. Engr. 
 in charge 111. River improvement, 1891-05; Asst. 
 Engr. in charge of lock gate Const., Hennepin 
 Canal, 1905-7; ranching and stock raising in 
 Pecos Valley, N. M.; lock and dam const.. 
 Brazes River 1915-18; in charge 111. River 
 improvement, Peoria, 19 18. Mem., Western 
 Soc. of Engrs. Married Lena Freedlin, Je 8. 
 1889, Champaign. Children: G. Reed, h. My 
 26, 1890; Fred, b. F 17, 1892; Warren C, b. 
 N 3, 1900 (died Ap 26, 1917). Address, Artesia, 
 N. M. 
 
 342- MARY SABINA COLVIN (HARGIS) 
 Teacher; Cert, in Sc; b. O 27, 1856, Mt. 
 Palatine 111.; d. John (b. 1807, Pendleton Co., 
 Ky.) and Amelia E. (Newport) Colvin (b. O 
 14, 1S20, Boone Co., Ky.). Prepared in Pub. 
 Schs., Putnam Co. 111. Alethenai. Teacher, 
 Dom. Sc. and Lit. work. Mem., Women's Club. 
 Married Walter C. Hargis, S 11, 1886, Normal, 
 III. Children: Louella, b. Ag 26, 1887; Louis 
 Maurice, b. Ag 22, 1889; Alice Ethel, b. O 
 23, 1891. Address, Bondvillc, Ill.t 
 
 343. *WILLIAM PATTERSON CRAIG 
 (Brother of No. 2625) 
 
 Cert.; b. D 13, 1861, Armstrong Co., Pa.; s. 
 James M. (b. AIv 27, 1836, do.) and Margaret 
 A. (Blaine) Craig (b. My 15. 1840, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Capt. 
 Univ. Regt. Taught in country schs., 1884-6; 
 Bloomington Law Sch., LL. B., 1888; prac- 
 tised law for eight yrs., Chafiipaign Co.; Insp., 
 Bldg. and Loan Assn., 1896-1904. Died S 27, 
 1904, Champaign. 
 
 344. *CLARA BELLE FELLOWS (DAY) 
 B. L.; b. 1859, 111.; (guardian J. B. Whit- 
 comb) d. Mary A. (Kirby) Fellows. Married 
 Joseph Daniels Day, 1889, Milbank, S. Dak. 
 Children: Florence Adelaide, b. 1891; Frank 
 Fellows, b. 1896. Died Je 29, 1915, Seattle. 
 
 345. JESSIE GARDNER 
 B. L. ; b. Ap 27, 1863, Champaign; d. Daniel 
 (b. D 18, 181 5, Warehouse Point, (lonn.) and 
 Mary Josephine (Hodges) Gardner (b. O 181 7, 
 Warren, Mass.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Grad. in Piano, Cincinnati Coll. of Music, 1895. 
 Mem., Coll. Club of Cincinnati; Cincinnati 
 Woman's Club; Pres. 1911-12 of Woman's 
 Alliance of ist Congn. Unitarian Church of 
 Cincinnati. Address, Elmhurst, E. Walnut 
 Hills, Cincinnati. 
 
 346, ALPHONSO SAMUEL GATES 
 City Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1886; b. N 
 17, 1834, Case Co., Mich.; s. Benjamin Butler 
 (b. 1800, Conn.) and Susannah (Alvord) Gates 
 (b. 181 1, Pa.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. U. S. 
 Deputy Mineral Surv. ; Denuty St. Surv.; Co. 
 Surv. of Butte Co., S. Dak.; Co. Surv., Law- 
 rence Co.; City Engr. of Spearfish, S. Dak., 
 for twelve yrs. Hon. mem.. Black Hawk Lodge, 
 A. F. A. M. ; mem., Commandery of Sir 
 Knights at Spearfish; Black Hills Consistory 
 Scottish Rites Free Masonry, 32nd degree; Naja 
 Temple A. R. O. N. M. S., Deadwood. Ad- 
 dress. Spearfish, Lawrence Co., S. Dak. 
 
 347. JUDSON FREEMAN GOING 
 Judge, Mun. Court; Cert, in L. & S.; B. L. 
 m L. & S., 1914; b. N 29, 1857, Scales Mound, 
 Jo Daviess Co., 111.; s. Adoniram Judson and 
 Mary Ann (Clendening) Going. Prepared in 
 Warren H. S. ; LL. B., Union Coll. of Law 
 (Northwestern), 1885. Adelphic; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Capt. in Regt. City Justice of Peace, 
 1887-1891; Asst. States Atty., 1891-2; Gen. 
 Counsel, Calumet Elec. St. Ry., Chicago, 1894- 
 8; Asst. St. Atty., Cook Co., 1904-6; Judge 
 Mun.. Court, 1906 — ; V. P., Standard Steel 
 Works Co., Philadelphia, 1915 — . Third Rept. 
 I. N. G., 1877-9, J881-3; Capt. Mem., Chicago 
 Bar Assn.; Marquette Club, bd. of directors, 
 1902-4; 111. Ath. Club, Chicago: Pres. Chicago 
 Boys' Club, 1908-9, 1910-11; V. P., Olivet Inst., 
 1910-11. Elder in Fullerton Ave., Presby. 
 Church; Married Nenah Gertrude Avery, Jl 
 16, 1885, Eau Claire, Wis. Children: (Jrace 
 May, b. Ag 9, 1886; Gertrude, b. Ja 4, 1890 
 (died My 16, 1892); Judson Freeman, Jr., b. 
 S 2, 1897. Address, 2130 Fremont St., Chicago. 
 
 348. WILLIAM FRANCIS GOLTRA 
 Pres., W. F. Goltra Tie Co.; B. S. in C. 
 E.; b. D 3, 1861, near Kankakee, 111.; s. Clark- 
 son King (b. 1826, Newark, N. J.) and Almira 
 Elizabeth (Perault) Goltra (b. 1838, Plattsburg, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in St. Viateur's Coll., Bour- 
 bonnais. 111. Continually in service of Lake 
 Erie and Western R. R. Co. as Engr., Drafts- 
 man. Chief Clerk to Purchasing Agt., to Chief 
 Engr.. to Gen. Mgr., Asst. to Chief Engr. and 
 Purchasing Agt., 1 884-1907; Gen. Tie Agt., N. 
 Y. Central Lines, 1907-10; Pres., W. F. Goltra 
 Tie Co., 1910 — ; dealer in railroad ties and 
 builder of tie and timber treating plants. In 
 191 1, invented new process and method of 
 treating ties and timbers, full description pub- 
 lished in Ry. Engng. and Reinew, Ja 191 2. 
 Auth. of Characteristic Report of Lake Erie 
 and Western R. R. Co., Ja 1900; written many 
 articles in Ry. Age Gazette and Ry. Engng. and 
 Review, mostly pertaining to timber preserva- 
 tion. Mem., official bd. Euclid Ave. M E. 
 Church; K. T. ; A. F. A. M.; Am. Ry. Engng. 
 Assn.; Wood Preservers' Assn., Cleveland Ath. 
 Club; Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. Mar- 
 ried Annie Laura Rust, Je 12, 1888, Blooming- 
 ton, 111. Children: George Rust, b. My 3, 1889 
 (died Ag 9, 1880); Laura Fay, b. Ap 24, 1890; 
 Zella Pearl, b. Mr 24, 1S93; Perry Price, b. Je 
 5, 1895. Address, 1940 E. 93rd St., Cleveland; 
 bus. add., 910 Rockeleller Bldg., do. 
 
 349. NELSON ALLISON GRAY 
 Rancher; B. L. ; b. Ag 13, 1757, Beaver Dam, 
 
 Pa.; s. William Allison (b. D 15, 1821, Wayne, 
 Pa.) and Sarah (Mead) Gray (b. S 4, 1821). 
 Prepared in Allegheny Coll., Pa. Philomathean. 
 Min. and Real Est.; Ranching. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Minnie Gray, F 11, 1884, 
 Rantoul, 111. Children: Sarah Ellen, b. N 22, 
 1885; George A., b. Mr 15, 1887; Ida Belle, 
 b. Jl 3, 1889; Edith Anna, b. Jl 3 i88q; Nelson 
 Clarence, b. My 14, iSoi; Myrtle Minnie, b. 
 My 14 1891; Stanley Collins, b. D 11, 1901 
 (died Ja i 1918); Gladys Loretta. b. N 2, 1903; 
 Helen Bernice, b. Je 3, 1908. Address, Chats- 
 worth Calif. 
 
 350. DWIGHT CRAIG HAVEN 
 Land Valuation Expert; Cert., L. & S.; b. 
 
 My 10, 1863, New Lenox, 111.; s. Dwight (b. 
 D 14, 1821, Sheridan, N. Y.) and Lizzie (Craig) 
 Haven (b. Je 5, 1840, Dublin, Ire.). Prepared 
 in common schs. and by pvt. instr. Philo- 
 mathean; Capt. and Adjt., LTniv. Regt. I. N. 
 G.. A. O. M. Sergt., Color Sergt.; Capt. and 
 Adj.; 3rd and 4th Inf., 1883-97. Lawyer; Judge 
 Co. Court, Will Co., 1902-6; Land Valuation 
 expert, 1910-18. Married Mary Robinson. 
 Child, Florence Dwight. Address, New York 
 City. 
 
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 351. GRACE HEALEY (SMITH) 
 (Wife of No. 330) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Mr 18, 1862, Champaign; 
 d. James M. (b. 1828, Vernon, N. Y.) and 
 Marian (Hunt) Healey (b. 1834, Tewkesbury, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alethe- 
 nia. Mem. M. E. Church; Coll. Club. Mar- 
 ried Charles Linnaeus Smith ('82) 1888, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Marian Alden, b. 1890. Address, 
 2018 Hawthorne Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
 352. WILLIAM AMES HEATH 
 (Father of No. S714) 
 
 Banker; B. L. ; b. Je 29 1862, Sullivan Co., 
 Ind.; s. Nathaniel Pinckard (b. Ag 16, 1818, 
 Urbana, O.) and Cynthia (Burnett) Heath (b 
 D 13, 1822, Sullivan Co., Ind.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Pres. Adelphic; Sigma Chi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Pres. of Class. Clerk, Cham- 
 paign Nat. Bank, 1883; Asst. Cashier, 1887; 
 Cashier 1888-1902; Dir., 1898-1904; St. Bank 
 Examiner Ap 1902-4; V. P. and Dir. Hibernian 
 Banking Assn., 1904-10; Pres. Live Stock Ex- 
 change Nat. Bank of Chicago, 1910; Del. 111. 
 St. Rep. Conventions, 1892-1904; City Treas., 
 Champaign, 188Q-91; Sch. Treas., 1890-1902; 
 Dir. and Chm. of the Bd. and Federal Reserve 
 Agt. of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, 
 Ja 191 7. Mem., 111. Comn. Pan American Expo- 
 sition, 1901; University Club; Bankers Clubs 
 of Chicago; Univ. Club of Evanston; Bob-O- 
 Link Golf Club. Pres. Alumni Assn., 1891-2; 
 Married C)lara Owens, Je 17, 1890, Catonsville, 
 Md. (died D 10, 1904). Children: Nathaniel P. 
 ('13) b. 1891; William O, b. 1901; Florence B., 
 b. 1904. Address, 1710 Asbury Ave., Evanston, 
 111. 
 
 353. GEORGE CAVENDER HEWES 
 
 Evangelist; B. S. in Chem. ; b. Ag i, 1863, 
 Mendon, 111.; s. Rev. Matthias Avise (b. D 
 I, 1836, Quincv, 111.) and Minerva Dunlap 
 (Cavender) Hewes (b. Je 3, 1841, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Charleston and Waverly H. Schs. 
 Adelphic. S. T. B., DePauw Univ., 1891. 
 Teacher, 1883; Photography, 1885; First Asst. 
 Prof., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1886; Photography, 
 1887; Asst. Chem., N. W. Fertilizer Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1888; Theol. stud. 1891; Missionary to 
 India, 1891; Prof., Reid Christian Coll., Luck- 
 now, India, 1896; Evangelistic work, 1903 — . 
 Acting Chaplain for Wesleyan and Presby. 
 troops in British Army, India, Duke of Well- 
 ington's Regt., 1907-8; Essex Reg.. 1909. Auth.: 
 The Philosopher's Stone, Meth. Pub. House, 
 Lucknow, India, 1896, 10 pp. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Annie Butcher, D 3, 1896, 
 Naini Tal, India. Children: Edwin B., b. My 3. 
 1899; George C. Jr., b. Ag 14, 1901. Address, 
 Pithoragarh Kumaun, India. 
 
 354. JOSEPH DARWIN HUEY 
 Agt., Am. Beet Sugar Co.; Cert, in Sc. ; B. 
 S., 1914; b. Ja 27, i860, Huey, 111.; s. Joseph 
 (b. Ja 23, 1827, do.) and Martha Ann (Jones) 
 Huey (b. Ja 18, 1829, Christian Co., Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Pub. Schs., Huey, 111. Adelphic. Post- 
 master, Huey, 1885-8; Rancher, 1888-9; Fore- 
 man, Union Lime Co., 1889-93; Rancher, 1893- 
 1900; Miner, 1900-2; Limestone insp., Am. 
 Beet Sugar Co., 190J; agt., do., 1907 — . Mar- 
 ried Agnes E. Farrell, D 2, 1907. Address, 
 Halleck, San Bernardino Co., Calif. 
 
 355. JOHN THOMAS KENOWER 
 (Brother of No. 72) 
 Editor; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 12, i860, Xenia. 
 111.; s. Geo. (b. Te 29, 181 6, Carlisle, Pa.) and 
 Anna (Shelley) Kenower (b. Mr 10, 1829, do.). 
 Prepared in Huey, 111. Class Pres.; Philo- 
 mathean, Pres.; Class Poet. Farmer; School 
 teacher, ten yrs. ; Ed. Breckenridge Bui., 1895 — . 
 Married Ola Russell, Ag 25, 1891, Bolivar, Mo. 
 Children: Pansy, b. Ag 17. 1894; Pauline b. 
 Ja 8, 1897; Fred Russell, b. Je 17, 1902; Ethel, 
 b. N I, 1905. Address, Breckenridge Mo. 
 
 356. LIZZIE ANNETTE KNOWLTON 
 
 (CUSHMAN) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Ap 14, i860, Stratton, Vt.; 
 d. Melvin Augustus (b. Ag 9, 1818, Wardsboro, 
 Vt.) and Marcellini (Hunt) Knowlton (b. N 18, 
 1819, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alethe- 
 nai. Teacher in Pub. Schs., Champaign, 1883-8. 
 Mem., Baptist Church. Married E. Hylan 
 Cushman, S 13, 1900, Rochester, N. Y. Ad- 
 dress, 532 W. 148th St., New York City; bus. 
 add., 1735 Amsterdam Ave., do. 
 
 357. 'CELESTE LANGLEY (SLAUSON) 
 (Wife of No. 329) 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Jl i, 1862, Champaign; 
 d. James W. (b. Ja 17, 1836, near Erie, Pa.) 
 and Jeannette J. (Young) Langley (b. F 11, 
 1838, Elyria, O.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Alethenal. Attended Boston School of 
 Orat. Taught Elocution in Champaign to 1890, 
 and Seattle, 1890 till her death. Charter mem.. 
 Women's Century Club of Seattle, and at one 
 time Pres.; mem., O. E. S. Married Howard 
 B. Slauson ('82), N 15, 1888, Champaign. Child- 
 ren: Sarah Jeannette, b. Ag 2, 1897; Celeste, 
 b. My 22, 1899; Howard Langley, b. D 7, 1901. 
 Died S 3, 1903, Seattle. 
 
 358. CAMILLA FLORENCE LEWIS 
 
 (BILLS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 229) 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Je 8, 1856, Leroy, 111.; 
 
 d. Jacob Benner (b. D 24, 1823, Morgantown, 
 
 Pa.) and Jane (Culbertson) Lewis (b. D 17, 
 
 1S25, New Athens, O.). Prepared in Farmer 
 
 City H. S.; Univ. Acad. Married Charles 
 
 Tacob Bills ('80), S 13, 1883, Farmer City, 
 
 "111 Child, Breta, b. Mr 22, 1887. Address, 
 
 Fairbury, Neb. 
 
 359. RALPH DANA LEWIS 
 Life Ins. Bus.; Cert, in C. E.; b. Ap 12, 1859, 
 New York City; s. George and Emma Wood 
 Lewis. Elec. Light Bus. in Chicago; Pur- 
 chasing Agt., K. .& W. R. R. and D. M. & 
 K. C. Ry.; Gen. Agt. Canada Life Ins. Co. 
 to 191 5; representing New York Life Ins. 
 Co., (Cleveland. Mem., Morning Star Lodge 
 No. 5, K. of P., Keokuk; Meridan Lodge No. 
 610 A. F. A. M., Cleveland; McKinley Chap- 
 ter No. 181 R. A. M., Cleveland; Damascus 
 Commandery No. 5, K. T., Keokuk; Peoria 
 Consistory 32d degree, Peoria; and Kaaba 
 Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Daven- 
 port. Married Rose E. Pendleton, Ag, 1888, 
 Chenoa, 111. Children: Clare Louise, b. Ag, 
 1889; Emily Dana, b. Je, 1891. Address, 10617 
 Hampden Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 360. *HENRY PEARSON LITTLE 
 B. S. in Chem., 1893; b. Mr 6, 1858, Cerro 
 Gordo, 111.; s. Jacob G. (b. N 21, 1831, Milo, 
 Me.) and Elizabeth Payson (Norris) Little (b. 
 .\g 8, 1837, Fremont, N. H.). Prepared in Lin- 
 coln H. S.; Wesleyan Univ. Philomathean. 
 Taught in pub. sch. until spring of 1903. Mem., 
 A. A. A. S.; Nat. Teachers' Assn. Married 
 Mable Leontine Morris, Ag 30, 1892. Chil- 
 dren: Rose Elizabeth, b. Jl 13, 1893; Morris 
 Albert, b. F 27, 1895; Harriet Fern, b. Jl 10, 
 1897 (died Mr 10, 1901); Harold Pearson, b. 
 Mr 7, 1899; Edith Marion, b. Ja 10, 1902; 
 Florence Mable, b. Ja 15, 1904. Died S, 
 1903, Hoboken, N. J. 
 
 361. HENRY LONG McCUNE 
 (Father of No. 5794) 
 Lawyer and Judge; B. L.; b. Je 28, 1862, 
 Ipava, 111.; s. Joseph Long (b. Ap 9, 1834, Mus- 
 kingum Co., O.) and Martha E. (Quillm) 
 McCune (b. Tl 8, 1838, Clarksburg, W. Va.). 
 Prepared in 111. Coll.; LL. B. (cum laude) 
 Columbia, 1886. Sigma Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Philomathean, Pres.; Valedictorian; Pres. Class; 
 
1883] 
 
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 35 
 
 Ed. in Chief, Illini; 2d place in Orat. Contest; 
 Univ. Baseball Club. Circuit Judge, 1905-9; 
 also Judge of Juvenile Court, 1905-9; Mem., 
 law firm of McCune, Caldwell & Downing. 
 Auth. : 4th edition, McCrary on Elections, 
 Callighan & Co., Chicago, 1895; article on 
 Judges, Cyclopedia of Law and Procedure, 
 Am. Law Book Co. Elder in Congr. Church; 
 mem., Kansas City Bd. of Educ; Mo. St. Bd. 
 of Law Examiners; V. P., K. C. Pure Milk 
 Comn.; V. P., City Club; Pres. K. C. Bar 
 Assn.; Univ. Club; Country Club; Sons of 
 Revolution. Married Helen A. McCrary, S 6, 
 1888, Colorado Springs, Colo. Children: Joseph 
 M. (':3), b. My 27, 1891; Helen Elizabeth, b. 
 My 9, 1902. Address, 600 W. s6th St., Kansas 
 City, Mo.; bus. add., 731 Scarrett Bldg., do. 
 
 362. WILLIAM DOUGLASS MOORE 
 
 Mun. Engr.; Cert, in M. E.; B. S. in M. E., 
 
 1914; b. Jl 6, 1856, Chatham, 111.; s. Morrison 
 Morgan (b. Bath Co., Ky.) and Elizabeth 
 (Crow) Moore (b. Christian Co., Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Govt. Sur., Miss. River 
 1883-4; Drainage Engr., 1884-6; Foundrying and 
 Engng., Wellington, Kan., 1886-94; Wichita, 
 Kan., 1894 — • Married Martha Elizabeth Hill, 
 1887, Auburn, 111. Children: May, b. Ap 29, 
 1888 (died Ag 4, 1888); Corliss, b. Mr 21, 1890. 
 Address, 1715 Univ. Ave., Sta. A., Wichita, 
 Kan. 
 
 . 363. 'ARTHUR WILLIAM PALMER 
 (Husband of No. 671; Father of No. 8641) 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; b. F 17, 1861, 
 London, Eng. ; s. William (b. do.) and Har- 
 riet (Fairchild) Palmer (b. do.). Prepared by 
 pvt. instr. Scholarship, Harvard, 1884-6; S. D., 
 Harvard, 1886. Philoniathean, Pres. Teacher; 
 Asst. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1886-8; Stud, in Ber- 
 lin and Goettigen, 1888-9; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1889-90; Prof., Chem., do., 1890-1904. Dis- 
 covered the Arsine Series, 1892. Auth.: Chem. 
 Sur. of the Waters of 111.; Prelim. Rpt., 1897; 
 Rpt. of Chem. Sur. of the Waters of 111., 1892- 
 1902; numerous articles in Berichte and The 
 Am. Chem. Jour., between 1885-1904. Mem., 
 A. A. A. S.; 111. St. Bd. of Health. Married 
 Anna Shattuck ('91), Ag 9, 1893, Champaign. 
 Child, Charles Shattuck ('17), b. N 11, 1895. 
 Died F 3, 1904, Urbana. 
 
 364. KATHERINE PEABODY (GIRLING) 
 (Sister of No. 322) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Ja 12. 1861, Fond du Lac, 
 Wis.; d. Selim Hobart (b. Ag 20, 1829, Rock- 
 ingham, Vt.) and Mary Elizabeth (Pangborn) 
 Peabody. Prepared in Chicago H. S. Married 
 Dr. Winthrop Girling, Je 30, 1892, Chicago. 
 Auth. of various articles in mags. Address, 
 Glencoe, 111. 
 
 365. FRED DENSMORE PEIRCE 
 Druggist; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 6, 1861, Polo, 
 111.; s. Walter Ward (b. 1835, Putnev, Vt.) and 
 Fannie A. (Daily) Peirce (b. 1835, N. E. Pa.). 
 Prepared in Polo H. S. Capt., Univ. Regt.; 
 Pres., Philoniathean; Treas., Y. M. C. A.; on 
 Com. to organize ist Field Day Ath. meet; 
 Pres., Sr. Class. Treas., Congr. Church; mem., 
 Royal League; Nat. Union; Ind. Foresters. 
 Married Marian Moffatt, My 4, 1887, Thaw- 
 ville. 111. Children: Earle Carleton, b. F 10, 
 1892; Vernon Densmore, b. N 27, 1897. .Ad- 
 dress, 5S3S Wabash Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 5500 State St., Chicago. 
 
 366. SILAS HUBBELL PIATT 
 (Husband of No. 408) 
 Asst. Supt., Express Co.; Cert, in Chem.; b. 
 Jl 3. 1861, Piatt Co., 111.; s. Jacob (b. Monti- 
 cello, III.) and Mary Augusta (Hubbell) Piatt 
 (b. Cincinnati). Prepared in Monticello Pub. 
 
 Schs. Artillery squad; Bayonet Fencing. Asst. 
 Supt. Great Northern Express Co. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; Blue Lodge A. F. A. M. Married 
 Laura Bell Smith ('84), Jl 15, 18S6, Miles City, 
 Mont. Children: Lawrence Gray, b. Ap 21, 
 1888 (died S 23, 1889); Elizabeth Alden, b. 
 Ag IS, 1890; Genevieve Mary, b. Ag 28, 1898. 
 Address, 210 15th St., Great Falls, Mont. 
 
 367. JULIUS POSTEL 
 (Father of Nos. 4863, 6488, 8671) 
 Milling and Investments; A. B., 1909; b. N 
 9, 1862, Mascoutah, 111.; s. Philip Henry (b. Jl 
 II, 1818. Hassloch, Ger.) and Anna Maria 
 (Eisenmayer) Postel (b. D 11, 1822, do.). Pre 
 pared in McKendree Coll.; A. B., McKen 
 dree Coll., 1883; A. M., 1886. Mem., M 
 E. Church; Merchants Exchange; Mo. Athl 
 Club. Married Amalia A. Postel, D 7, 1887 
 Children: Allan J. ('11), b. S 21, 1889; Mertie 
 A. ('14), b. Je25, 1891; Urban S. ('17), b. F 28, 
 1895. Address, Mascoutah, 111. 
 
 368. GEORGE POPE SCOTCHBROOK 
 Banker; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 25, 1857, 111.; 
 s. Edward and Mary A. (Pope) Scotchbrook. 
 Pres., Farmers and Merchants St. Bank; Mem., 
 Presby. Church; A. O. U. W. Married Nettie 
 Barden, Je 9, 1887, Wellington, O. Children: 
 Frances W., b. My 4, 1888; Carl E., b. Mr 
 7, 1894. Address, VVessington, S. Dak. 
 
 369. WILLIAM SONDERICKER 
 (Brother of No. 249) 
 
 A. B. in L. & S.; b. Ap 20, 1862, Woodstock, 
 111.; s. Peter (b. Ag 9 1820, DrachenbrunR, 
 Alsace) and Eliza (McCown) Sondericker (b. 
 1829, Cookstown, Ire.). Prepared in Woodstock 
 H. S. M. D., Hahnemann Med. Coll., 1887. 
 Scientific; Pres., Y. M. C. A. Teacher, 1883-5; 
 Med. Stud, and Hosp. work, 1885-9; Teacher, 
 1889-94. Mem., Baptist Church. Address, 304 
 Calhoun St., Woodstock, 111. 
 
 370. ELLA MARY STEWART 
 Teacher; Cert, in L. & S.; b. N 21, 1862, 
 Champaign; d. J. R. and Mary J. (Evans) 
 Stewart. Taught in Chicago Schs., 1883 — . 
 Address, 3936 N 43rd Ave., Chicago. 
 
 371. JOSEPH BRENNERMAN WEIS 
 (Brother of No. 584; Father of No. 5994) 
 Pres., Paper Mfg. Co.; B. S. in Chem.; b. 
 N 29, 1862, Tonica, 111.; s. Joseph (b. S 5, 
 1825, Hanan, Ger.) and Marie (Brennerman) 
 Weis (b. 1827, Cassel, do.). Prepared in Peru 
 H. S. Adelphic. Asst. to Prof. C. Tilbert 
 Wheeler, 1883-9; Instr., Chem. Lab., Hahne- 
 mann Med. Coll., 1889-94; Adjunct Prof., 
 Chem., Chicago Coll. of Dent. Surg., 1892-4; 
 engaged in paper mfg., Franklin, O., 1894. 
 Pres., The Perfect Safety Paper Co., 1909. Pres. 
 Men's Club, Franklin, O.; Bay St. Club; Golf 
 Club. Married Isabel Gracey McMillan, Mr 
 5, iSSg, Montreal. Children: Herman William 
 ('13), b. My 18, 1891; Marie, b. N 11, 1895; 
 Isabel Gracey, b. Ja 23, 1898. Address, Cleve- 
 land St., Holyoke, Mass.; bus. add.. Winter St., 
 do. 
 
 372. MINNIE ELIZABETH WRIGHT 
 
 (BLACKBURN) 
 
 (Sister of No. 299) 
 
 B. L. ; b. Ag 16, 1862, Champaign; d. James 
 Stephen (b. Ag 2, 1816, O.) and Katherine 
 (Lander) Wright (b. Mr 23, 1826.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Married James Maxwell 
 Blackburn, S i, 1887, Champaign. Children: 
 June, b. Je 13, i888 (died D 17, 1891); Kittle, 
 b. S 13, 1889; Edgar Wright, b. Ja 12, 1891; 
 Hazel, b. My 12, 1893; Percy, b. Je i, 1895; 
 Florence, b. Ag 8, 1896; Edith, b. O 7, 1900. 
 .Address, Corsicana, Tex. 
 
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 CLASS OF 1884 (32 
 
 373- WILLIAM LAMONT ABBOTT 
 (Brother of Nos. 121, 336, 416; Father of 
 
 Nos. 4994, 551S) 
 Engineer; Cert., iSL E. ; M. E., 1904; b. F 14, 
 1 861, Morrison, 111.; s. Asa M. (b. Manchester, 
 N. H.) and Sarah (Sperry) Abbott (b. Trum- 
 bull Co., O.). Prepared in \o. 111. Coll., Fulton. 
 111. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Adelphic. Mach. 
 and Draftsman, 1884-5; Wunder and Abbott 
 Illuminating Co., 1886-7; Pres. and Mgr., Nat. 
 Elec. Const Co., 18S8-94; Chief Operating Engr., 
 Commonwealth Edison Co., 1895 — . Trustee, 
 L^niv. of 111., 190S — . Mem., Chicago Ath. 
 Assn.; Univ. Club of Chicago; A. S. M. E. ; 
 A. I. E. E. ; mem. and past pres., West. Soc. 
 Engrs. Married Carrie Entwhistle, S 14, 1887, 
 Morrison, 111. Children: Arthur VV. ('12), b. 
 Mr 21, 1890; Helen ("13), b. Jl 5, 1891 ; Robert 
 E., b. S 14, 1895; Josephine E., b. N 19, 1S98; 
 Dorothy C., b. S 5, 1902. Address, 4616 
 Beacon St., Chicago. 
 
 374- *JAMES AUSTIN 
 
 Cert, in C. E. ; b. Ja 3, 1862, Altoona, 111.; s. 
 Allen (b. F 17, 1823) and Louisa (Garinger) 
 Austin (b. My i, 1839). Prepared in Altoona 
 H. S. Civ. Engr. and Draftsman for C. B. 
 & Q. R. R., 1886-1903; Div. Engr. 1903. Mar- 
 ried Nettie R. Bostwick, O 15, 1890, Galena, 111. 
 Children: Louise M., b. S 27, 1897; Genevieve 
 L., b. Mr 18, 1903. Died Ap 1, 1904, La Crosse, 
 Mich. 
 
 375. ANNETTA AYERS (SAUNDERS) 
 (Sister of No. 723) 
 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. L. ; b. D 16, 1861, 
 Urbana; d. Homer W. (b. My 23, 1836, On- 
 tario, O.) and Lorinda J. (McConney) Ayers 
 (b. Ja 14, 1837, Bainbridge, O.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S.; B. S., Chicago Sch. of Sc, 
 1897; M. D., Nat. Homeo. Med. Coll., 1896; M. 
 D., Harvey Med. Coll., 1897; M. D., Dunham 
 Med. Coll., 1898; M. D., Hering Med. Coll., 
 1912. Alethenai. Asst., Bacteriol., L^niv. of 
 111., 1886-93; Prof., Bacteriol., Nat. Homeo. 
 Med. Soc, 1893-6; Asst. House Phys., Nat. 
 Emerge.ncy Hosp., 1896-7; signed with the 
 Govt, for Med. Relief Work; won crosses and 
 bar for work done in surgical dressings and 
 relief with the Red Cross. Mem., St. Homeo. 
 Med. Soc; Am. Inst, of Homeo.; St. Med. 
 Soc; Chicago Med. Soc; Social Econ. Club; 
 Homeo. Lady Phys. Club; Coll. Alumnae 
 Assn.; Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn. of Chicago 
 (served as Pres., do.). Married Charles Boul- 
 son Saunders, M. D., Je 1898, Urbana. Ad- 
 di'css, 919 N. LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 376. *GUV H. BABCOCK 
 Cert, in Agr. ; b. 1865 Ridott, 111.; s. Anson 
 A. Babcock. Entered from Ridott, Stephenson 
 Co., 111. Capt., Univ. Regt. Deceased. 
 
 3; 
 
 ^ELLA URSULA BARBER 
 
 (Sister of No. 679) 
 
 Student; B. L.; M. L., 1892; b. D 30, 1859, 
 Lyndock, Ont., Can.; d. Isaac (b. O 14, 1821, 
 Montreal, Quebec) and Mary Ursula (Davis) 
 Barber (b. F 16. 1834. Orwell, Ont.). Prepared 
 in St. Norm., Emporia, Kan., and Champaign 
 H. S.; A. B., Victoria Univ. Alethenai, Pres.; 
 mini staff; called com. together that formed 
 the Y. W. C. A. in the Univ. , Attended Sch. 
 of Pedagogy', Toronto, Ont., 1891 ; teacher. Pub. 
 Sch., Pana, 111.; do.. Urbana H. S.; teacher 
 Eng., Hamilton Ladies Coll., Ont.; teacher. 
 Mod. Lang, and Eng. in Canadian H. S. ; con- 
 nected with N. Y. Ins. Co., for ten yrs. ; 
 ranching and educational work in Calif.; grad. 
 work in Univ. of Calif. Died D 4, 1918, Rich- 
 mond. Calif. 
 
 LIVING, 11 DEAD) 
 
 378. HENRY HUGH BARBOUR 
 (Husband of No. 459) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 1861, Washing- 
 ton, 111.; s. A. Barbour. Struct. Engr., Lacka- 
 wanna Steel Co. Married Minnie S. Wright 
 ('85) (died Ap 18, 1900). Address, 370 Central 
 Park West, New York City. 
 
 379. *EMMETT G. BARTHOLF 
 (Brother of No. 380) 
 A. B. in L. & S.; b. My 30, 1862, Rochester, 
 N. Y.; s. Gilliam (b. Je 6, 1837, N. f.) and 
 Mary Jane (McCreery) Bartholf (b. My 25, 
 1834, Dunville, Can.). Prepared in Plainfield 
 H. S. and Ind. Norm. Sch. Adelphic; on staff 
 of Illini and of Sophograph. Prin., Pub. Sch.; 
 Teacher of Latin in Acad. Died D 28, 1884. 
 
 380. WILLIAM JOSEPH BARTHOLF 
 
 (Brother of No. 379) 
 Sch. Principal; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 16, 
 1859, Rochester, N. Y.; s. Gilliam (b. Je 6, 1837, 
 N. J.) and Mary Jane (McCreery) Bartholf (b. 
 My 25, 1834, Dunville, Can.). Prepared in 
 Rochester H. S. B. S. in Ind. Norm. Sch.; 
 law course, Lake Forest Univ. Adelphic Prin., 
 Grammar Sch., Davenport, la., two yrs.; Prin., 
 Von Humboldt Sch., Chicago, twenty-two yrs.; 
 Prin., Crane Tech. H. S., two yrs. Married 
 Frieda Siebenmann, O 16, 1907. Children: 
 Mary Louise, b. Ag 17, 1908; Frieda Alice, b. 
 O 24, 191 1. Address, 453 Roslyn PI., Chicago; 
 bus. add., Crane Tech. High Sch., Chicago. t 
 
 381. ALMA ELIZABETH BRAUCHER 
 (Sister of Nos. 382, 418, 633, 792, 1017) 
 
 Retired Physician; B. S.; b. My 5, 1858, 
 .'\etna Tp., 111.; d. Daniel Ludwig (b. Mr i, 
 1833, Pickaway Co., O.) and Henrietta Curtis 
 (Hill) Braucher (b. Je 1, 1831, Orange, N. H.). 
 Prepared in Lincoln H. S. M. D., Hering 
 Med. Coll. and Hosp., 1895. Alethenai. Nat. 
 Hist. Soc; practiced medicine in Lincoln, 
 111., for four yrs., giving up office in 1900. 
 Mem., Lincoln Woman's Club, 1895 — . Ad- 
 dress, 227 Lincoln .\ve., Lincoln. 111. 
 
 382. ARTHUR CONRAD BRAUCHER 
 (Brother of Nos. 381, 418, 633, 792, 1017) 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. IST 28, 1859, 
 Logan Co., 111.; s. Daniel Ludwig (b. Mr i, 
 1833, Pickaway Co., O.) and Henrietta Curtis 
 (Hill) Braucher (b. Je 1, 1831, Orange, N. H.). 
 Prepared in Lincoln H. S. C. E. Club; Univ. 
 of 111. Band. C. E. and Surv., Lincoln, 111., 
 1885-6; Min. Engr., Trinidad Coal and Coke 
 Co., Starkville, Colo., 1886-7; in Chief Engr's. 
 office, drafting, Raton, N. M. 1887; on Vermejo, 
 Surv. and Prospecting for Coal, fall, 1887, 
 Elkins, N. M. ; in charge of development mines 
 5 and 7, Canon City, Colo., 1887-88; work 
 under Mgmt., A. T. & A. F. R. R., fuel dept.; 
 Lincoln, fall, 1888; and Danville, .spring, 1889, 
 with J. F. McCoy, Arch.; interest in Mach. 
 Shop of Braucher Bros., with W. B. Braucher; 
 partnership dissolved in 1896; handled stoves 
 and repairs in connection with gen. repairing, 
 making well screens, pumps for local trade; 
 Min. Engr., Westville Coal Co., 1903-4. En- 
 listed with Co. D, 5th Regt., 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1880-84, Lincoln, 111. Invented Little Giant 
 Phenomenal Feed Water Heater and Purifier, 
 1894-5; smoke consuming devices; area-com- 
 puting devices; improvements for sewers; vari- 
 ous other inventions. Married Myra Elizabeth 
 Miller, Bloomdale, O., N 5, 1890. Children: 
 Herbert Edward, b. Ag 6, 1891 (died O 25, 
 1901); Dorothy Mae, b. F 12, 1904. Address, 
 302 Peoria St.. Lincoln, 111. 
 
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 3S3. Jl XIATA G. CAMPBELL (HUNT) 
 (Wife of No. 3gj) 
 B. L.; b. F 17, 1862, Polo, IlL; d. John D. 
 (b. Jl 21, 1S30, New York) and Mary E. 
 (Cutts) Campbell (b. Ap 5, 1835, Kitterv, Me.). 
 Prepared in Polo, H. S. Alethenai; Y. W. C. 
 A.; Oratorical Assn. Teacher, 1884-88. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Married Thomas Forsyth Hunt 
 ('84), Ag 2J, 1888, Polo, 111. Children: Theo- 
 dore Morrow, b. D 7, 1889; Marion Juliet, b. 
 Ja I, 1899. Address, 1800 Bushnell PI., Berke- 
 ley, Calif. 
 
 384. NORMAN WARD CHAPMAN 
 Civ. and Min. Engr. ; Cert, in C. E. ; b. Ja 30, 
 i860, Gerlaw, 111. Prepared in Monmouth 
 Acad, and Coll., Monmouth, IlL Address, 
 Portland, Ore. 
 
 385. *LUCY JANE CLARK 
 Cert, in L. & A. ; b. N 14, i86o, Metamora, 
 111.; d. Joseph Manley (b. My 30, 1829, Somer- 
 ville, Mass.) and Anna (Stevenson) Clark (b. 
 Ap 29, 1834, Hopkinsville, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Alethenai. Post Office, Wichita, 
 Kan., Ag 1886-87. Died Ja 9. 1887, Wichita, 
 Kan. 
 
 386. ANNA JULIA CONKLING 
 
 (SEYMOUR) 
 
 (Wife of No. 291) 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Mr 3:, 1862, Leroy, 
 
 III.; d. Aaron Belknap (b. Ja 7, 1832, Mt. 
 
 Vernon, O.) and Mary (Maltbie) Conkling (b. 
 
 F II, 1832, Southington, O.). Prepared in 
 
 Champaign H. S. Hon. mem., Alethenai. 
 
 Teacher, Champaign, 1884-5. Married Arthur 
 
 Bliss Seymour ('81), My 6 1886, Champaign. 
 
 Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. Ja 27, 1889; Rosa 
 
 Margaret, b. Ap 28, 1890; Frank Conkling, b. 
 
 Jl 21, 1805; Edith Katherine, b. S 28, 1896. 
 
 Address, Waverly, Mass. 
 
 387. FREDERICK WALTER EBERLEIN 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 12, 
 i860; s. John (b. My 1833, Ger.) and Margaret 
 (Stromborger) Eberlein (b. D 26, 1832, do.). 
 Prepared in Pub. and Par. Schs., Mascoutah, 111. 
 Married Emma T. Smilie, Jl 19, 1892. Address, 
 Lacon, Ill.f 
 
 388. LOLA D. ELLIS (FORSYTH) 
 (Wife of No. 269) 
 B. L.; b. N 9, 1858, Canton, 111.; d. Geo. W. 
 (b. Canton, 111.) and Mary E. (Peterson) Ellis 
 (b. Meadville, Pa.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Married James W. Forsyth ("81), 1885, Canton, 
 111.; Children: Ruth A., b. F 7, 1887: Ethel 
 F., b. Mr 29, 1889. Address, Gilroy, Santa Clara 
 Co., Calif. 
 
 389. LUCIE ALZIRA HALL (PARR) 
 (Wife of No. 402; Mother of No. 4849) 
 B. S. in L. & A., 1914; b. My 12, i860. Fel- 
 icity, O. ; d. Horace (b. F 20, 181 1, Springfield, 
 Vt.) and Alzira Alvira (Howse) Hall (b. Ap 
 12, 1820, do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Y. W. C. A.; Alethenai. Grad., Univ. of 111. 
 Music Sch. with Second Honor, 1878; Music 
 Teacher, 1877-84, Champaign and Urbana; 
 teacher of Piano and Voice, Searcy Coll., Ark., 
 1884-S, 1886-7; do. in Champaign and Urbana, 
 1885-6; resident in Jacksonville, 111., 1887-91; 
 Champaign and Urbana, 1891-1912. Married 
 Samuel Wilson Parr ("84), D 27, 1887, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Elizabeth ('11), b. Je 18, 
 1889; Harold Lucien b. S 25, 1894. Address, 
 919 W. Green St., IJrbana. 
 
 390. FRANK ELMER HERDMAN 
 
 (Father of Nos. 4201, 6299) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; M. E., 1889; b. 
 O 6, 1862, Mommouth, III.; s. Frank Hamilton 
 (h. O =;, i83>;, Pa.) and Margaret Amelia (Hill) 
 
 Herdinan (b. S 22, 1841, Mommouth, 111.). 
 Prepared in Grammar Sch., Chicago and Zanes- 
 ville, (O.) H. S. Sec. and Pres. Eclipse Const. 
 Co., Winnetka. Mem., A. S. M. E.; A. I. E. E. 
 Married Mary Tilden Victor, Ag 12, 1886. 
 Children: Margaret May ('10), b. Ap 27, 1888; 
 Carrie Belle ('14), h. F 27, 1892; Frank \Mctor 
 b. Mr 20, 1897. Address, Winnetka, 111. 
 
 391. CORA JANE HILL 
 
 (Sister of No. 272) 
 Clerk; Cert.; B. S. in L. & S., 1914; b. i860, 
 Galesburg, 111.; d. Benjamin F. (b. N 23, 1833, 
 Erie, Pa.) and Clara E. (Lehman) Hill (b. F 
 I, 1836, Sharon Springs, N. Y.). Clerk in Coll. 
 Agr., Univ. of Calif., 1904 — . Address, Agr. 
 Dept., Univ. of Calif.,- Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 392. THOMAS FORSYTH HUNT 
 (Husband of No. 383) 
 Dir. and Dean; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1892; 
 D. Agr., 1903; b. Ja i, 1862, Ridott, 111.; s. 
 Thomas Marshall (b. 1818, Nottingham, Eng.) 
 and Mary (Kirk) Hunt (b. Arnold, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Freeport H. S. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta. 
 Town and Gown (Ithaca); Cornell Cosmo. 
 Club; Asst. to 111. St. Entomol, 1885-6; Asst., 
 Agr. Univ. of 111., 1886-8; Asst. Agr., 111. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., 1888-91; Prof., Agr., Pa. St. Coll., 
 1891-2; Prof., Agr., O. St. Univ., 1892-3; do.,. 
 and Dean, of Coll. of Agr. and Domestic Sc, 
 do., 1896-1903; Prof., Agronomy, Cornell Univ., 
 1903-7; Dir., Agr. Exp. Sta. and Dean of Sch. of 
 Agr., Pa. St. Coll., 1907-12; Dean of Coll. Agr. 
 and Dir. E.xp. Sta. Univ. of Calif.; U. S. Agr. 
 Comn. to Study Food Conditions in Eng., 
 France and Italy. Auth.: Soils and Crops of 
 the Farm (with G. E. Morrow), Howard & 
 Wilson Pub. Co., Chicago, 1892, republished, 
 New York, Orange Judd Co., 1899; The Cereals 
 in America, New York, Judd Co., 1904; 
 also a large number of buls., rpts., addresses, 
 contr. to jours., etc. Married Juniata G. 
 Campbell ('84), Ag 22, 1888. Children: Theo- 
 dore Morrow, b. D 7, 1889; Marion Juliet, b. 
 Ja I, 1899. Address, Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, 
 Calif. 
 
 393- GEORGETTA KEMBALL (MURRAY) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Mr lo, 1862, Champaign; 
 d. George (b. D 25, 1832, Gravesend, Eng.) and 
 Mary (Poulterer) Kemball (b. Mr 2, 1828, 
 Portsmouth, do.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 
 5. Alethenai. Taught in Pana H. S. two yrs. ; 
 Champaign H. S., one yr. ; Urbana H. S.; 
 four yrs. Mem., M. E. Church. Married 
 Harry Lewis Murray, S i, i8gi. Champaign. 
 Children: Kemball, b. N 20, 1892; Wesley, b. 
 S I, 1895; Ruth, b. My 24, 1898; Helen, b. D 
 
 6, 1903. Address. 911 E. 4th St., Pueblo, Colo. 
 
 394- *EDWIN RAYMOND KIMBALL 
 (Brother of No. 821) 
 
 Newspaper work; B. S. in Chem.; b. N s, 
 1863, Boston; s. Edwin A. and Clara Bartlett 
 (Bryant) Kimball. Newspaper Reporter and 
 Exchange Ed. of Chicago Record Herald and 
 Chicago Tribune and others. Auth.: Short 
 stories in mags, and newspapers. Mem., Press 
 Club of Am.; Nat. Union; A. F. A. M.; la. St. 
 Traveling Men's Assn. Died Je 1908. 
 
 395. JOSEPHINE STEWART KRAUSE 
 (CHALFONT) 
 
 Cert, in L. & S.; b. My 18, 1859, Chicago; 
 d. Frederick William (b. Ap 9, 1829, Ger.) and 
 Mary Josephine (Stewart) Krause (b. S 22, 
 1834, Albany, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Alethenai; Choral Soc; Choir; Senator in 
 Coll. Govt. Married Alfred Chalfont Sr., Je 
 9, 1892, Chicago (died Ap 2, 1916). Children: 
 Leonore Vinette, b. Mr 23, 1893; Dale Paschal 
 b. F 3, 1899- Address, R. f 2, Box 128 B., San 
 Diego, Calif. 
 
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 396. FRED AUGUST LIETZE 
 Civ. En?r. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap i, 1863, 
 Carlyle, III. Prepared in McKendree Coll. 
 Chief Engr., Santa Fe & Hanover Drainage 
 Dists., 1884-8; Abstracts and Real Est., 1898; 
 Civ. and Mun. Engr., 1898. Address, Carlyle, 
 Ill.t 
 
 397- CHARLES HERVEY LILLY 
 (Brother of No. 398) 
 Grain Merchant and Seedsman; B. S. in 
 Chem. ; b. Ja 20, i860. Champaign; s. Robert 
 Hervey (b. 1812, Lexington, Ky.) and Valeria 
 (Gordon) Lilly (b. Ap 29, 1834, Ogdensburg, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Adelphic. 
 Chem., Champaign, and Franklin, Tenn. ; Mer- 
 chant, Thomasboro, 111., 1885-9; Contr. work, 
 Seattle, iSSg; Grain, Flour and Feed bus.; 
 Flouring Mills; Steamboats; Seed bus.; Import- 
 ing and Exporting bus.: mfr., Stock Foods, 
 Fertilizer, Poultry Foods, Wholesale Seeds, 
 etc.; Pres. and Treas., Chas. H. Lilly Co., 
 Seattle; do., Portland, Ore. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Ramier CluD; Arctic Club; Seattle Athletic 
 Club. Married Julia Putnam, S 3, 1885, 
 Champaign (died 1908, Seattle); Edna Seng- 
 felder, Jl 10, 1910, Seattle. Children: Henry 
 Wilmot, b. Jl 8, 1886; Farwell Piatt, b. Jl 27, 
 1888; Dorothy E. P., b. S 12, 1889; Marion 
 Mildred, b. Je i, 1899; Janet, b. O 20, 1911. 
 Address, 1106 5th Ave., West, Seattle. 
 
 398. *JAMES EDWARD LILLY 
 (Brother of No. 397) 
 Grocer; Cert., L. & S. ; b. Jl 19, 1861, Cham- 
 paign; s. Robert Hervey (b. 1812, Lexington, 
 Ky.) and Valeria (Gordon) Lilly (b. .'\p 29,1834, 
 Ogdensburg, N. Y.). Prepared in West Side 
 H. S., Champaign. Adelphic. Hotel Keeper, 
 Harrold, S. Dak., 1885; cml. traveler, 1886-88, 
 Chicago & Cincinnati; Stenographer and Law 
 stud., Seattle, 1889-92; Asst. Counsel of Ore. 
 Improvement Co., Seattle, 1892-7; in grocery 
 bus., Skagway, Alaska, 1897-1900; Dawson, 
 Yukon Ter., Canada, 1900 — . Mem., Seattle 
 Ath. Club, 1893 — ; Dawson Amateur Ath. 
 Assn., 1907 — . Died Ag 24, 1912, Dawson, 
 Yukon Ter., Alaska. 
 
 399. GEORGE WASHINGTON McCLUER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1892; b. O 11, 
 i8=:7. Farina, 111.; s. James W. (b. My 30, 1830, 
 Morrow Co., O.) and Harriet (LaRue) Mc- 
 Cluer (b. Mr 26, 1834, Morrow Co., O.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Philomathean; Scientific 
 Assn.; Nat. Hist. Soc. Charge of Fruit and 
 Ornamental Grounds, 1885-8; Asst. Hort. of 
 Exp. Sta. and Instr., Hort., Univ. of III., 1888- 
 96; Farming, 1896. Auth.: Pamphlets, Garden 
 Experiments with Sweet Corn, 12 pp.; with 
 Sweet Corn, 14 pp.; with Sweet Corn and Pop- 
 corn, IS pp.; Potato experiments, 18 pp.; Varie- 
 ties of Apples, 52 pp.; Corn Crossing, 20 pp.; 
 The Forest Tree Plantation, 40 pp.; Grapes, 
 tests of varieties, etc., 24 pp.; Blackberries and 
 Raspberries, varieties and mgmt., 11 pp. Mem., 
 111. and Cent. 111. Hort. Soc; Sec, Hort. Soc. 
 of Cent. 111., 1893-6. Dir., Nat. Warehouse 
 Co., 1912 — . Married Elizabeth Parrill, S 6, 
 1885. Children: Hugh Baevard, b. D 28, 1886; 
 Edith, b. Ag 21, 1889; Donald, b. My 5, 1891; 
 Leon, b. O i, 1893; Allan, b. Ag 10, 189s; 
 Kenneth Parrill, b. Jl 12, 1897; Jean Wendell, 
 b. Ag 15, 1903. Address, R. s, Jackson, Miss. 
 
 400. CARLOS MONTEZUMA 
 Physician; B. S. in Chem.; b. 1867, Ariz.; s. 
 Coluyeva (b. 1836, Ariz.). Prepared in Prep. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111.; grad. stud., Med. Coll., 
 N. Y., 1895-6. M. D., Northwestern. Adelphic. 
 Phys. and Surg., Ft. Stevenson, N. Dak., 
 1889-90; West. Shonshone Agency, Nev., 1890- 
 3; Coluille Agency, Wash., 1893-4; Carlisle, 
 Pa., 1894-6. Specialist on junior stomach and 
 intestinal diseases. Phys. and Surg, in Indian 
 
 Service of the Interior Dept. of U. S., 1889-96. 
 Auth.: Pamphlets, The Indian Question, 1895; 
 The Indian of Today and the Indian of To- 
 morrow, W. C. T. U., 1912; A Review of 
 Commissioner Leupp's Interview, Chicago, 1905; 
 • Let My People Go", 1915; Ed., The IVassaja, 
 a jour, with object of freedom and citizenship 
 for the Indian by abolishing the Indian Bur. 
 Mem., Baptist Church; A. F. A. M.; A. M. A.; 
 St. and Chicago Med. Socs. ; Soc. of Am. 
 Indians. Married Marie Keller, S 19, 1913, 
 Chicago. Address, 313^ S. Park Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 7 W. Madison St., do. 
 
 401. GEORGE NATHAN MORGAN 
 (Husband of No. 435; Brother of Nos. 708, 
 1064) 
 Lawyer; B. L. ; b. Ag 2, 1861, Kinmundy, 
 111.; s. John Barbe (b. My 8, 1829, Ala.) and 
 Martha (Doolen) Morgan (b. Ag 15, 1839). 
 Prepared in Kinmundy H. S. LL. B.. N. W., 
 Univ., 1887. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta Phi. 
 .Mem., Univ. Club, Chicago; Press Club; South 
 Shore Country Club. Married Louise Merljoth 
 ('85), D 30, 1890, Spring Bay, 111. Child, May 
 Merboth, b. My 15, 1895. Address, 7646 Mar- 
 ([uette Ave., Chicago. 
 
 402. SAMUEL WILSON PARR 
 (Husband of No. 389; Father of No. 4848) 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 21, 1857, 
 (Sranville, III.; s. James (b. 1830, Bond Co., 
 111.) and Elizabeth Fidelia (Moore) Parr (b. 
 1836, Putnam Co., do.). Prepared in Norm. 
 Univ. H. S. M. S., Cornell, 1885; Stud. Berlin 
 and Zurich, 1900-1. Philomathean, Pres.; Illini 
 ^taff; Ed., Iliini; Baseball; Orat. Inter-Coll, 
 ("out.; ist Pres., Athletic Assn.; Valedictorian; 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Instr., 111. 
 Coll., 1885-6; Prof., Gen. Sc, do., 1886-91; 
 Prof., App. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1891. Invent- 
 ed Calorimeter for Coal, iqoo; Total Carbon 
 apparatus, 1903; Sulphur Photometer, 1903; 
 Calorimeter for Gas, 1910; Calorimeter Bomb, 
 1912; Blast Burner 1895 and 1912; Illium Al- 
 loy, 1912; Devised low temperature process for 
 coking coal, 1917. Auth.: The Chemical Exam- 
 ination of Water, Fuel, Flue Gases and Oils, 
 8vo., 100 pp.; First Report on Composition and 
 Character of 111. Coals (with F. R. Koch), Pub. 
 Bur. of Labor Statistics, 1902 (also a 2d and 
 3d report published later) ; Sodium Peroxide 
 as a Third Group Reagent, Jour, of the A. C. S., 
 \'ol. XIX, No. 4, 1897; A New Volumetric 
 Method for the Estimation of Copper, Jour, of 
 the A. C. S., Vol. XXII, No. 10, 1900; The 
 Determination of Total Carbon in Coal and Soil, 
 do.. Vol. XXVI, No. 3, 1904: The Photome- 
 tric Determination of Sulphur in Coal (with C. 
 H. McClure), do.. Vol. XXVI, No. 9, 1904; 
 Univ. of 111. Eng. Exp. Sta. Bui. Nos. 32, 37, 
 38, 46, 60, 76, 79, 94, 97; 111. St. Geol. Suv. 
 l!u. Nos. 3, 29. Fellow A. A. A. S.; mem. and 
 councilor A. C. S.; mem., Soc. Chem. Ind.; 
 .\m. Soc. for Testing Materials; A. I. Chem. 
 l->ngrs. ; A. I. M. E. ; Internat. Ry. Fuel Assn.; 
 111. Water Works Assn.; Univ. Club; State 
 Comn. Y. M. C. A.; Univ. Bd. Y. M. C. A.; 
 Am. Electro-Chem. Soc; A. A. A. S. ; (Tongr. 
 Church. Married Lucie A. Hall ('84), D 27, 
 1887, Champaign. Children: Elizabeth Cii), b. 
 Je 18, 1889; Harold Lucien, b. S 2, 1894- Ad- 
 dress, 919 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 403. 'SOLON PHILBRICK 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 286, 489; Father of No. 8664) 
 Judge; Cert, in L. & S.; b. Je 20, i860, 
 Adeline, Ogle Co., 111.; s. Mayo H. (b. Te 8, 
 1S27, Waldo, Me.) and Mary (McFarfand) 
 Philbrick (b. S i8z8, Md.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Philomathean; Capt. by brevet in I. N. 
 G. Lawyer, 1887-1903; Circuit Judge, 1903; 
 Judge Appellate Court 3d Dist. 111., 1899- 
 Married Carrie J. Thomas, My 28, 1891, Cedar 
 
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 Rapids, la. Children: Lois, b. O 10, 1895 
 ('17); Gladys, b. My 30, 1897. Died Ap 13, 
 1914, Springfield, 111. 
 
 404. *LEWIS CLARK ROBERTS 
 
 (Brother of No. 325) 
 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 1863, Jefferson, 
 
 111.; s. Clark Roberts. Chief Engr., Chicago, 
 
 Woodstock & Waukegan Traction Co., Gasoline 
 
 Ry. Died Ag 15, 1917, Chicago. 
 
 405. ANDREW OLIVER RUPP 
 Author; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Mr 25, i860, 
 Hopedale, 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ja 4, 1821, Nancy, 
 France) and Anna Baechler (b. S 29, 1826, doj. 
 Prepared in Chenoa H. S.; 111. Wesleyan Univ.. 
 Bloomington, 111. Adelphic. Teacher, 1884-6; 
 Journalist, 18861900; Auth., 1900 — ; City Clerk, 
 McHenry, 111., 1897-1901. Mem., K. of P. 
 Address, Chenoa, Ill.t 
 
 406. KETURAH ELIZABETH SIM 
 B. L. in L. & S.; M. L., 1895; b. Mr 13, 1864, 
 Urbana; d. Joseph Walter (b. N 30, 1831, Knox 
 Co., O.) and Sarah Ann (Busey) Sim (b. Ag 
 10, 1833, Greencastle, Ind.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Y. W. C. A.; Pres. Alethenai; Class 
 Hist.; Sen., Stud. Govt.; Rep. Alethenai, Inter. 
 Soc. Oral. Contest; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 
 Urbana Pub. Sch., 1884-6; Clerk in Co. Clerk's 
 Off., 1886-92; Teacher, Eng., 1897-1900; Ger. 
 and Eng. Champaign H. S., 1 901-3; Ger., do., 
 1903-6. Mem., M. E. Church; Assn. Coll. Al- 
 umnae; Sec. Urbana Chautauqua Circle, 1902-4; 
 Pres. Chautauqua Alumnae Assn., 1906; Advis- 
 ory Bd., Univ. of 111. Y. W. C. A., 1908-11; Co. 
 Chm. of the Woman's Committee, Council of 
 Nat. Defense, 111. Div., Champaign Co. Ad- 
 dress, 603 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 407. *LUCIUS NOYES SIZER 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 15, i860, Kan- 
 kakee, 111.; s. Albert Dan (b. Ag 12, 1823, Ot- 
 sego Co., N. Y.) and Mary (Noyes) Sizer (b. 
 S I, 1831, Walcott, Vt.). Prepared in Mahomet, 
 111. Adelphic; Jr. Class Pres. Teacher, 1884-5; 
 Engr. and Farmer, 1885-9 and 1899-1905; Esti- 
 mator and Draftsman, Arch., Iron Work, 1890- 
 92.; Merchant, 1895-8; Engr. and Farmer, 190S- 
 12; City Engr., Champaign, 1911-16. Married 
 M. Anna Shurts, Je 30, 1892, Delavan, 111. 
 Children: Albert Dann, b. N 25, 1893; Bruce 
 Lucius, b. Ap 25, 1895 (died D 28, 1917. Las 
 Animas, Colo.); Donald Eugene, b. O 10, 1901; 
 Dorothy, b. Ag 3, 1903. Died Jl 6, 1916, 
 Champaign. 
 
 408. LAURA BELL SMITH (PIATT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 366) 
 B. L.; b. Ja 5, 1863, Newton, 111.; d. Col. 
 Benjamin (b. Ap 27, 1835, Preston Co., Va.) 
 and Celestia Elfie (Gray) Smith (b. Ag 12, 
 1836, Cleveland). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Married Silas Hubbell Piatt ('83), Jl 18, 
 1886. Miles City, Mont. Children: Lawrence 
 Gray; Elizabeth Alden, b. Ag 15, i8go; Gene- 
 vieve Mary, b. Ag 28, 1808. Address, 210 isth 
 St., North, Great Falls. Mont. 
 
 409. «ERNEST SPEIDEL 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. 1865, Rock Island, 111.; 
 s. C. Speidel. Died O 19. 1892, Ravenswood, 
 111. 
 
 470. HUBERT ALLEN STEVENS 
 (Father of Nos. 7235, 8784) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 10, 1864, 
 Inland, Pa.; s. Charles W. (b. 1841, Exeter, 
 N. H.) and Lucy L. (Allen) Stevens (b. 1842. 
 Boston). Prepared in Chicago W. Div. H. S. 
 Adelphic. Asst. Co. Surv., Streator, 1884; 
 Asst. Engr., Miss. Riv. Comn., Memphis, 1884- 
 
 5; Asst., Chester B. Davis, 111. Riv. Sur., Otta- 
 wa, 1885; Asst. on Wis. Riv. Sur., Portage, 
 fall 1885; engaged with bridge contrs. and 
 Wis. Cent. R. R., Chicago, 1886; Engr. on 
 Const., N. Chicago Cable Ry., 1886; Asst. 
 Engr., Chicago 1887-93; pvt. practice, Chicago, 
 1894-9; City Engr., Joliet, 111., 1899-1912; City 
 Engr., Corpus Christi, Tex., 1912 — . Auth.: 
 Occasional papers in Engr. mags, and news- 
 papers. Mem., Western Soc. of Engrs. ; 111. 
 Assn. of Engrs. and Survs. Married Hattie B. 
 Thompson, Je 18, 1890, Urbana. Children: 
 Vernon T. ('15), b. O 3, 1892; Richard W. 
 ('17), b. F 25, 1894. Address, Corpus Christi, 
 Tex. 
 
 411. SAMUEL WESLEY STRATTON 
 Dir. Nat. Bur. of Standards; B. S. in M. E.; 
 
 D. Engr., 1903; b. Jl 18, i86i, Litchfield, 111.; 
 s. Samuel (b. 1831, Ky.) and Mary B. (Web- 
 ster) Stratton (b. 1835, 111.). Prepared in 
 Litchfield H. S. Philomathean. Capt. D. Sc. 
 (hon.). Western Univ. of Pa., 1903; D. Sc. 
 (hon.), Univ. of Cambridge, 1908. Instr., 
 Math., Asst. Prof., and Prof., Physics and 
 
 E. E., Univ. of 111., 1885-92; Asst., Assoc, and 
 Prof., Physics, Univ. of Chicago, 1892-1901; 
 Dir., Nat. Bur. of Standards, Washington, D. 
 C, 1901 — . Ensign, Lt. Jr grade, Lt., and Lt.- 
 Comdr., 111. Naval Militia, 1895-1901; Lt., U. S. 
 N., Span. -Am. War, May-Nov., 1898; Comdr. 
 Comdng. D. C. Naval Militia, 1904 — . Mem., 
 Com. of Weights and Measures; A. I. E. E. ; 
 Am. Physical Soc; Am. Phil. Soc; A. A. A. 
 S.; Wash. Phil. Soc; Astron. and Astrophys. 
 Soc. of Am.; Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; 
 The Am. Acad, of Engrs.; Cosmos Club; Chevy 
 Chase C!lub; The Quadrangle Club, (Chicago. 
 Address, The Farragut, 17th and I Sts., N. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 412. HENRY SEWARD VAN PETTFN 
 Druggist; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 9, 1859, 
 Lawn Ridge, 111.; s. Peter V. (b. My 6, 1818, 
 N. Y.) and Martha (Van Anken) Van Petten 
 (b. Ja 3, 1825, N. Y.). Prepared in Lacon H. 
 S. Adelphic; Pres., Soph. Class. Married Vio- 
 let May Harris, N 6, 1895, Evanston, 111. 
 Child, Chella Harris Van Petten, b. Ag 19. 
 1896. Address. East Las Vegas. N. M.t 
 
 413. EDMUND ROBERT VIAL 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 453, 783, 1287; Father of 
 No. 8029) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 19, 1861, Lyons- 
 ville, 111.; s. Robert (b. Ap 19, 1824, Chester, 
 N. Y.) and Mary Roe (Ketchum) Vial (b. 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Gregorian. 
 S. S. Supt.; Church Clerk; Sch. Dir. Married 
 Hattie M. Hoyt, O 26, 1887, Bridgeville, N. Y. 
 Children: Clara Gertrude, b. S 27, 1888; 
 Ralph Hoyt ('16), b. O 12, 1890; Albert Rus- 
 sell, b. My 26, 1893; George Edmund, b. Jl 8, 
 1897; Gordon Lewis, b. Ap 7, 1899; Wilbur 
 Franklin, b. S 21, 1901; Chester LeRoy, b. O 30, 
 1905. Address, R. 2, La Grange, 111. 
 
 414. CHARLES HUNTER WEST 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E., 1912; b. N 25, 
 1858, Jefferson Co., Fayette. Miss.; s. Charles 
 W. (b. Ap 17, 1830, do.) and Kate A. (Hunter) 
 West (b. Port Gibson, Claiborn, O.). Prepared 
 in Jefferson Sch., Washington, Miss., and 
 night sch. Stationed at Rosedale, Miss, on 
 surv. and const, work, 1884-93; in U. S. service 
 on levee and river work, 1893-8; Chief Engr., 
 Miss. Levee Dist., 1898-1910; Civ. Engr., 
 Greenville, Miss., 1910— . Capt. ist Infantry. 
 M. N. G. Appointed mem. Miss. River Comn. 
 by Pres. Taft, 1910; Presby. Church; A. F. A. 
 M.; R. A.; K. T.; A. A. O. N. M. S.; A. S. C. 
 E. ; Internat. Assn. of Navigation Congr.; 
 
40 
 
 University w li.i.ixois 
 
 iSS.s 
 
 Assoc. Mem., Military Ser. Inst.; mem. Nat. 
 Geographic Soc, iocs — ■ Married Mary E. 
 Dulaney, Ja 20, 1886, Madison, Miss, (died Mr 
 9, 1899); Birdie Mary Hamway, N 23, 1908, 
 Greenville, Miss. Children: Charles H., b. 
 Ja 10, 1887 (died Ag 2, 1888); Lorraine, b. 
 O 22, i888 (died S 18, 1895); William D., b. 
 Mr 18, 1890 (died Ap 29, 1890); Mary, b. Jl 
 _M, 1891 (died F 15, 1895; Charles T. b. Ap 3, 
 1895 (died S -'4, 1895). Address, Greenville. 
 Miss. 
 
 415- JEROME GIDEON WILLS 
 (Brother of No. 455) 
 B. L. ; Merchant; b. i860, Fayette Co., 111.; s. 
 Clifton Reader (b. 1835, Va-) and Sophia 
 (l.apcO Wills (b. 1837, Lancaster, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Salem 11. S. Admitted to Bar. Mar- 
 ried ^linnie L. Jerauld. Children: Charles 
 Jerauld, b. Ag 22, 1S99; Ruby Dorothy, b. S 
 I J. 1901; Walter Wallace, b. F 21, 1904; Sarah 
 Elizabeth, b. S 19. 1909. Address. Vandalia, 
 
 CLASS OF 1885 (40 LIVING, 5 DEAD) 
 
 416. ALFRED NOYES ABBOTT 
 (Brother of Nos. 121, 336, 373; Father of Nos. 
 
 4043, 4044, 6687, 8909) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr., 1912; b. N 2 1862, 
 Union Grove, 111.; s. A. M. (b. Queechy, N. II.) 
 and Sarah (Sperry) Abbott (b. Mecca, O.). 
 Adclphic. Mem., St. Legislature, 1898- 1902; 
 V. P., St. Farmers' Inst. Workers; Mem., St. 
 Leg., 1901-12; Chm., Sub-Com. on Univ. of 
 111. appropriations. The Univ. received its 
 largest appropriation for bldgs. and gen. ex- 
 pense in its history — the one mill tax for the 
 Univ. was passed by this legislature. Mem., 
 I. O. O. F.; A. F. A. M.; M. W. A.; Mystic 
 Workers of the World; O. E. S. Married 
 Sarah Green, O 12, 1886. Children: Bayard 
 Taylor ('10), b. N s, 1887; Frances D. ('10), 
 1). Ja 5, 1889; Louis A. ("15), b. Ag 9, 1891; 
 'Howard G. ('iS), b. Ja 8, 1896. Address. R. 
 7, Morrison, 111. 
 
 417. JUDSON FINLEY AYERS 
 
 (Brother of No. 461') 
 Cert, in L. vt S.; b. 1802, Urbana; s. Alexan- 
 der M. and Mary J. (Glenn) Ayers. With Mex. 
 Central R. R., 1904—. Address. Urbana.t 
 
 418. WILLIAM BURSON BRAUCHER 
 (Brother of Nos. 381, 382, 633, 792, 1017) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 13, 1857, 
 Logan Co., 111.; s. Daniel Ludwig (b. Mr i, 
 1833, Pike Co., O.) and Henrietta Curtis (Hill) 
 Braucher (b. Je i, 1832, N. IL). Preparcil in 
 Lincoln IL S. and Univ. Acad. Univ. P.and. 
 l)iscovered that the recalescent point in the 
 heating and cooling of steel may be used in 
 hardening steel. INlarried Ilattie Alice Abbott, 
 Ag 7, 1880. Decatur, 111. Children: Alma 
 Leone, b. Mr 31, 1892 (died Ja 3, 1896); 
 Rachel Abbie, b. S 30, 1894. Address. 5213 
 W. Monroe St., Chicago. 
 
 419. HARRY LESLIE CARTER 
 Merchant; Cert, in M. E.; b. Ja 27, 1861, 
 Cincinnati. For several years a niech. engr. 
 Address, Humboldt, Ill.f 
 
 420. KATE FRANCES CLARK 
 
 (STOCKHAM) 
 
 (Wife of No. 450) 
 
 B. S.; b. Jl 6, 1863, Cobden, 111.; d. E. N. 
 
 and Frances E. (Goodrich) Clark. Alethenai. 
 
 Mem., First M. E. Church; W. C. T. U.; 
 
 Chautauqua Circle. Married Wm. IL Stockham 
 
 ('85") Ap 27, 1887, Cobden, 111. Children: 
 
 Hei-bert C, b. 1888; Douglass W., b. 1898; 
 
 Richard J., b. 1903- Address. 1231 N. 32d St., 
 
 Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 421. THOMAS EDWARD COLE 
 Physician; Cert.; b. 1861, Champaign; s. 
 
 Thomas and Elizabeth (Roberts) Cole. Mar- 
 ried Anna B. Smith, 1890, Huron, O. Ad- 
 dress. Le Mars, la.f 
 
 422. SIMEON COLTON COLTON 
 Supt.. Dredge & Dock Co.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 
 b. Mr 24, 1862. Chicago: s. A. M. F. (b. 1824, 
 .,\mherst, Mass.) and Caroline (Kirk) Colton 
 
 (b. 1832, i\lorristown, N. J.). Prepared in 
 No. Div. II. S., Chicago. C. E. Club. Supt. 
 for Fitzsimons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.; 
 (:ontr. for Pub. Works, 1885. Mem., West. 
 Soc. Engrs. Married Caroline Whitcomb, D 26, 
 1899. Child, Catherine, b. Jl 5, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, 600 Central Ave., Wilmette, 111. 
 
 423. ROBERT LIVINGSTON DUNLAP 
 
 ( r.rother of No. 63: Father of Nos. 4628, 7492) 
 Carpenter; Cert, in Cheni. ; b. N 17, i860. 
 Savoy, 111.; s. Menzo (b. D 19, i8i6, Pulaski, 
 N. Y.) and Arabella (Pierce) Dunlap (b. Ap 
 23, 1825, Sandy Creek, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Urbana. Married Charlotte R. Jutkins, Je 2, 
 1886. Children: Robert M. ('11), b. O 18, 
 1887; Etfie Charlotte ('i6), b. D 26, i888; 
 Leonard E., b. Ap 15, 1892. Address. 703 W. 
 Washington .St., Urbana. 
 
 424. MARY TR.\CY E.\RLE (HORNE) 
 Writer; B. S.; A. M., 1903; b. Cobden, 111.,- 
 
 O 21, 1864; d. Parker (b. Ag 8, 1831, Mt. Holly, 
 Vt.) and Melanie (Tracy) Earle (b. Ja 12, 
 1837, Peru, O.). Prepared in Cobden II. S. 
 .Methenai; represented Alethenai in Intersoc. 
 Orat. Cont., 1884. Writer, 1885-1904; Libn. 
 and Ed. Asst. Estacion, Central Agronomica 
 de Cuba, 1904-07; writer, 1907 — . Auth.: The 
 \\'onderful Wheel, Century Co., 152 pp., 1896; 
 The Man Who Worked for Collister, Cope- 
 land & Day, Boston, 284 pp., 1898; Through 
 Old Rose Glas.ses, Houghton, MifHin & Co., 
 Boston, 209 pp., 1900; The Flag on the Hill- 
 top, Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston, 125 pp., 
 1Q02; short stories and occasional essays in 
 The Outlook. The Atlantic Monthly. The Cen- 
 tury, Everybody's, Hart'er's Weekly, McClure's. 
 Scribner's and other mags, and papers, 1887 — . 
 Married William Titus Home, Jl 1, 1906, San- 
 tiago de las N'egas, Cuba. Address, 2527 Vir- 
 ginia St.. Berkeley, Calif.; bus. add., c/o 
 Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 425. GEORGE HUNTINGTON ELLIS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. My 6, 1864, 
 Milwaukee; s. Joel (b. 1834, Mass.) and Jane 
 May (Field) Ellis (b. 1840, New York). Pre- 
 pared in Milwaukee Pub. Sch.; Univ. Acad. 
 Sigma Chi. Prof., Chem. 1885-1903; Sec. and 
 Treas., Geo. W. Pitkins Co., Paint Mfrs., 
 Cliicago, 1903-j-. Auth.: Notes in Wliite Paint 
 Analysis. Me'm., A. C. S. Married Mary 
 Harvev, D 1892, .\urora. 111. Ciiildren: 
 Richard, b. 1896; Gerald Van Norturck, b. 
 1002. Address. 1818 Wesley Ave., Evanston. 
 111. 
 
 426. GEORGE LEROY HICKS 
 Fanner; B. L. in L. & S.; b. N 23, 1862, 
 Wayne, Wis.; s. Charles Smith (b. Mr 30, 1834, 
 Rochester, N. Y.) and Helen (.\bbey) Hicks 
 (b. F 12. 1838, Painesville. O.). Prepared in 
 Warren II. S. Adelphic: Pres., Senior Class. 
 Married Mary Olive Hibbard, .\p 27, 1802, 
 Panllina, la. Children: Lois Abbie, b. Mr 
 25, 1893; Byron Shirley, b. D 2, 1894; Helen 
 Elizabeth, b. O 4, 1902; Genevieve Ruth, b. 
 My 7, 1000. .Iddrcss, Gaza, la.t 
 
1885] 
 
 BACCAI.AnKKATK Al.lM X I 
 
 4' 
 
 4-/-. 'C'IIARLr':S lIOI'PFiR 
 I'.ankcr .inil Hidker; Cert.; h. Mv ji, 1H61, 
 Mcrideii, III.; s. Robert vS. and Mary K. (Sco- 
 field) Hopper. Prepared in Bristol H. S. 
 Adelphic. Banker, Sandwich, 111.; Real Est. 
 and Mfg., Lincoln, Nub.; Banker and Broker, 
 Cliicago. Mem., Hamilton Club. Married 
 b'rances J. Stinson, Je 7, 1888, Sandwich, 111. 
 Died O -'_', 1 91 2, Chicago. 
 
 428. EMMA JONES (SPENCE) 
 B. L.; b. Ag 7, 1862, near lloopeston. 111.; 
 d. Henry Trowbridge (b. Mr 5, 1838, Repton, 
 Eng.) and Susan Belle (I.ionberg) Jones (b. 
 D 21, 1844, Luray, Va.). Prepared in lloopes- 
 ton H. S. Pres., Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.; 
 Pres. of Class; Eng. and Mod. Lang, orator on 
 Commencement. Taught in Champaign Pub. 
 Schs., 1885-7. Invented blanks for R. R. Re- 
 Ijorts, adopted by Gen. Mgr. an<l Gen. Supt. 
 of B. & O. R. R., 1892. Ed. and Compiler of 
 Songs for Young Volunteers, the Courier Print- 
 ing Co., Zanesville, O., 1890. Supt., Juvenile 
 gospel temperance work under auspices of 
 Zanesville, O., Temperance Union, 1889-Q1. 
 Pres., W. C. T. U., Cambridge, O., 1898-9. 
 Post Grad. work, Univ. of Redlands, 1910-11. 
 .\uth.: Many short stories and poems published 
 in various newspapers and mags, since 1885; 
 wrote "Ode to the University of Redlands," 
 sung by choir at dedication of Univ., 1909. 
 Mem., Nat. Assn. of Coll. Alumnae, So. Calif. 
 l?ranch; .Seventh Day Adventist Church; Univ. 
 of 111. Alumni Assn., Los Angeles branch. 
 Married Philip Taylor Sjiencc, I) 15, 1887, 
 Champaign. Child, V'irginia Gracybel, b. Ag 
 27, 1902. Address, Terracina Park, Redlands, 
 Calif. 
 
 429. WILLIAM FINLEY KENDALL 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 10, i860, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. R. D. (b. Batavia, N. Y.) 
 and M. (Broderick) Kendall. Prepared in 
 Hock Island II. S. LL. 1!., Chicago Cor. Srh. 
 of I. aw; Arch., Univ. of 111., 1893-4; Pres., 
 Adelphic. Civ. Engr. in R. R. Service; with 
 Miss. River Comn. Married May Hume, Mr 
 5, 1895, San Antonio, Tex. (died S 21, 1914); 
 Carrie Whitney Croker, Je i, 1916. Child, 
 Editha, b. Ja 1899. Address, New Orleans, 
 La.; bus. add., 519 Canal St., do. 
 
 430. JAMES MARTIN KENT 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 6, 1865, Kcw- 
 anee. 111.; s. Richard (b. 1831, Flushing, Eng.) 
 and Rosetta J. (Chambers) Kent (b. 1825, 
 .Smithfield, O.). J'repared in Pub. Schs. of 
 Galva, Wyoming and Kewanee, 111. Elec. and 
 Mech. Engr.; Teacher, 1897 — • Mem., A. S. M. 
 E. ; Am. Electro. -Chem. Soc. ; A. A. A. S.; Soc. 
 Promotion of Engng. Educ; Nat. (ieog. Soc; 
 A. S. II. V. E. Married Jessie Paull Nichols, 
 My 18, 1893. Child, Paull N., b. F iq, IQ02. 
 .•\ddress, 2446 Harrison St., Kansas City Mo. 
 
 431. MILO PLANK LANTZ 
 
 (Father of No. 6375) 
 
 Farmer; B. S.; b. Ap 11, 1859, Carlock, 111.; 
 s. Simeon (b. S 16, 1829, Lewistown, Pa.) and 
 Mary (Plank) Lantz (b. Ag 16, 1833, Wooster, 
 O.). Prepared in Carlock II. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 Philomathean, Pres. and Sec; commissioned 
 Capt. at graduation. Farmer and Breeder of 
 Pure Bred .Stock. Mem., Mennonite Church. 
 .Married Lvdia Ann Ropp, Carlock, 111., Ja 25, 
 1888. Children: Etta Mabel ('14), b. F 12, 
 1890; Clarence Russell, b. N 14, i8qi (died D 
 0. 1893); Esther Marie, b. D 2, 1894; Lillian 
 May, b. My 16, 1897; Ruth Estelle, b. Ag 26, 
 tQoo; Marv Pauline, b. Ag 3, 1905. Address, 
 Carlock, 111. 
 
 432. JUDSON LATTIN 
 (Father of No. S780) 
 
 Master Mechanic; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 27, 
 1863, DeKalb Tp.. 111.; .s. Nathan (b. My 21, 
 1834, Veteran, N. Y.) and Mary Hepsey 
 
 (Bemis) L.ittin ( b. I.) 21, 1830, Fitchl)urg, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Sycamore H. .S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; CJapt. Draftsman Pullman Car Co., 1885- 
 90; Chief Draftsman, Osborne Steam Engng. 
 Co., 1890-4; with Metropolitan VVestside Ele- 
 vated Ry. Co., [894-6; Draftsman and gen. 
 Supt., Am. Grass Twine Co. and Minn. Harves- 
 ter Co., St. Paul, 1 896- 1 903; Asst. Supt., Deer- 
 ing Works Internat. Harvester Co., Chicago, 
 1903-8; Supt., Akron Works, Internat. Harves- 
 ter Co., Akron, O., 1908-9; Asst. Supt. and 
 Master Mech., Hamilton Works, Internat. Har- 
 vester Co. of Can. 1909 — . Mem., A. .S. M. E. ; 
 West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Fannie Thomas, 
 Ag 15, 1887, Kickapoo, Peoria. Children: 
 Robert Thomas ('13), b. Ag 30, 1888; Judson, 
 Jr., b. O 22, 1889 (died Mr 7, 1900)"; Elsie 
 Stowell, b. N 28, 1894; Mary (Jlaire, b. Je 14, 
 1902. Address, 412 W. High St., Sycamore, 
 111. 
 
 433. ALBERT GEORGE MANNS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 5, i860, Pitts- 
 burgh, Pa. Prepared in Oak Park and Elgin 
 11. Schs. Ph. D., Berlin, Ger., 1888. Chief 
 Chem., Albert Trostel & Sons Co., Milwaukee. 
 .Address, 606 Woodland Ave., (Dconomowoc, 
 Wis. 
 
 434. *SIiERMAN LATTA MARSHALL 
 Farmer; B. L. ; b. N 13, 1863, Ipava, 111.; s. 
 .Samuel P. (b. Ja 11, 1831, Jefferson (io., O.) 
 and Mary A. (Latta) Marshall (b. Je 16 1832, 
 Ross Co.,C).). Prepared in Ii)ava II. S.; Univ. 
 .\cad. .Sigma Chi.; Philomathean Class Pres.; 
 Commencement Oration; Jr. Class Exhibition 
 ".\postrophe"; Treas.,^ist Athletic .Assn.; Capt. 
 I;ank Clerk, 1886-8; Cashier, Coronado Beach 
 ("0., 1889-90; Farming, 1891-1902; Cashier, 
 I|)ava St. Bank, 1902-8; Farming, 1908 — . Mem., 
 Fulton Co. Bd. of Supvrs., sixteen yrs., chm., 
 do., seven yrs. Died My 30, 1917. 
 
 435- LOUISA MERBOTH (MORGAN) 
 (Wife of No. 401) 
 
 Cert.; A. B. in L. & S., 1914; b. 1864, Spring 
 Bay, 111.; d. Mary Merboth. Married George 
 N. Morgan ('84), I) 30. 1890, Spring Bay, 
 111. Address, care George N. Morgan, 7646 Mar 
 (inette Ave., Chicago. 
 
 436. JOHN ALBERT MILLER 
 Chemist; B. S.; M. S., 1888; b. Jl 26, 1862, 
 Buffalo, N. Y.; s. John (b. 1822, Ger.) and Mary 
 (Fougeron) Miller (b. 1825, France). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. A. M., Ph. D., Univ. of Berlin. 
 Philomathean Anal, and Considting Chem.; St. 
 Analyst; Prof., Med. Chem. and Toxicology, 
 Med. Dcpt. Niagara Univ., 1888-97; Assoc. 
 Prof., Chem., Univ. of Buffalo, 1897-1901. Fel- 
 low, Chem. Soc, 1888; Fellow, Royal Micro- 
 scopical -Soc, 1892. Mem., German Cliem. .Soc, 
 1886; A. C. S., 1892; Soc. of Chem. Indus., 
 1894; Am. Mic Soc, 1890. Married Gertrude 
 Neele, 1892, Covington, Ky. Children: Helen 
 L., b. 1894; Jack, b. 1895. Address, 176 Nor- 
 wood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 437. EDWARD LELAND MORSE 
 (Brother of Nos. 281, 485) 
 Civ. Engr. and FruTt Grower; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. N 6, i860, Cazzenovia, 111.; s. Levi P. (b. 
 1 82 1, Rochester, Vt.) and Mary A. (Parminter) 
 Morse, (b. 1843, Devonshire, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Metamora IL .S.; Philomathean. R. 'R. 
 location. Construction and Maintenance, 1885- 
 01; Elevated Ry. ('oust., Chicago, 1891-95; 
 Paving, Concrete and Park Work, 1895-99; 
 .Asst. Engr., Chicago & Alton R. R. I'uilding 
 and Maintenance, 1 899-1903; Engr. Track 
 Elevation, C. & A. R. R., Chicago, 1903-5; (jen. 
 and Irrigation Engng., 1905 — ; Fruit Raising, 
 Grand Junction, C,o\o.; Dir. and mem.. Const. 
 Com., Grand Valley Irrigation Co.; mem., H. 
 S. Bd., 1914. Married Elizabeth George, Ja 
 
Univeksity of Illinois 
 
 [1S8;; 
 
 23, 1900, Chicago. Children: Mary Edith, b. N 
 10, 1901; Ellen Primrose, b. D 7, 1903. Address, 
 R. 3, Grand Junction, Colo. 
 
 438. ARTHUR TAPPAN NORTH 
 (Brother of No. 439) 
 Contractor; Cert.; R. S. in Arch., 1914; b. O 
 15, 1864, Kewanee, 111.; s. Levi and Charlotte 
 (Strong) North. Tau Beta Pi. Engng. Ed. 
 Am. Architect. Prepared four handbooks for 
 Yellow Pine Mfg. Assn. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; 
 Am. Ky. Engng. Assn.; S. A. R. ; Founders 
 and Patriots of Am.; A. F. A. M.; Epis. 
 Church. Married Nannie Page Lane, N 13. 
 1886. Children: Helen Charlotte, b. Je 30, 
 1889; Page I-ane, b. D 29, 1892. Address. 243 
 W. 3(;th St., New York City; bus. add., c/o 
 .hiicncaii Architect, N. Y. 
 
 439. FOSTER NORTH 
 (Brother of No. 438) 
 B. S., 1914 as of the class of 1885; b. D 1861 ; 
 s. Levi North, and Charlotte (Strong) North. 
 Address, 243 W. 39th St., New York City. 
 
 440. BES.SIE WOLFE OWENS (NEEDHAM) 
 
 (Sister of No. 1256) 
 
 A. B. in L. & S.; b. F =;, 1864, Urbana; d. 
 W. H. (b. D 22, 18^3, Catonsville, Md.) and 
 Sarah A. (Wolfe) Owens (b. N 21, 1838, Ber- 
 wick, Pa.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Teacher 
 pub. schs. Yakima, Wash., 1888-9; do., Tacoma, 
 Wash., 1890-1. Mem., Baptist Church; Wo- 
 mans' Club; P. E. O. Sisterhood. Married J. 
 Horace Needham, 1891, Tacoma, Wash. Child, 
 William Horace, b. Jl 4, 1905. Address, 416 
 N. 2d St. North Yakmia, Wash. 
 
 441. L. ESTELLE PAULLIN (PADGETTE) 
 Phys. and Surg.; Cert.; b. Atlanta, 111.; d. 
 
 Jacob H. PauIIin. Married Lewis Padgette. 
 .Iddress, Creston, Mont. 
 
 442. GEORGE RILEY PETTY 
 (Husband of No. ss8) 
 Dairying; B. S. in Arch., 1888; b. O 13, «862, 
 Pike Co., 111.; s. W. T. F. (b. Mr 19, 1840, Pike 
 Co., 111.) and Mary (Brittain) Petty (b. Ap 22, 
 1840, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic. 
 Married Ida May Stoltey ('88), Mr 3, 1880, 
 Champaign. Children: Lou Fisher, b. D 8, 1880; 
 Edgar Lynde, b. Je 20, i8qi; Julia C, b. Jl 20, 
 1896; Blanche Helen, b. N 1, 1898; l?ernice G., 
 b. N 8, 1900; Thomas Henry, b. Ag 18, 1902; 
 George R., Jr., b. Ag 21, 1905. Address, Okla- 
 homa City, Okla. 
 
 443. BESSIE GAY PLANK (THOMPSON) 
 (Wife of No. 494) 
 
 B. L.; b. D I, 1863; d. Philo White (b. 
 Catskill, N. Y.) and Elizabeth Jemima (Greene) 
 Plank (b. do.). Prepared in Champaign II. S.; 
 Monticello Seni., Godfrey, 111. Alethenai. Mar- 
 ried Luther Thompson ('86), D 25, 1889, 
 Champaign. Address, Winamac, Pulaski, Co., 
 Ind. 
 
 444. CHARLES HENRY RANKIN 
 Farmer and Apple Grower; Cert, in C. E. ; 
 b. Ag 2, 1859, Payson, 111.; s. Robert (b. Je 
 23, 1827, C.iKhvell Co., Ky.) and Sara Jane 
 (Edmonds) Rankin (b. My 20, 1828, Iredell Co., 
 N. C.). Prepared in Payson and Camp Point 
 IT. S.; Chaddoc Coll., Quincy, 111. Philoma- 
 thean. Engn^. work for Drainage districts; 
 Railroad; Prehm. and Land Surveying; Justice 
 of the Peace, twelve yrs. ; Notary, eight yrs. ; 
 Mgr. and Sec. of a telephone co., iqoi — . 
 Farmer and Fruit Grower. Married Henrietta 
 L. Whittleton, F 14, 1888, Barry, III. Children: 
 Harriett E., b. O 6, 1889; Lurv J., b. F 17, 
 1892; Robert E., b. S 9, 1893. Address, Star 
 route, Payson, 111. 
 
 44.1. HENRY LINCOLN REYNOLDS 
 Pat. Atty. and Mech. Engr. ; B. S. in M. £.; 
 b. Mr 2, 1 86 1, Mcndon, 111.; s. Charles Christo- 
 pher (b. 1822, Winsted, Conn.) and Margaret 
 (Frost) Reynolds ( b. 1824, Lodi, O.). Prepared 
 in Camp Point H. S. Adelphic. Draftsman 
 and Designer of Mach. ; Examiner in U. S. 
 Patent Office; Pat. Atty. and Mech. Engr. 
 Married Jane E. B. Williams, Jl 19, 1893, 
 Rockville, Md. Children: Charles Lane, b. 
 My 21, 1894; Klla Wooton, b. Ap 5, 1898; Rich 
 ard Williams, b. Jl 8, 1899. Address, 459 
 Central Bldg., Seattle. 
 
 446. HUGH LOUIS RONALDS 
 Merchandising and Farming; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. D 2, 1863, Grayville, IlL; s. Francis (b. 
 near Albion, 111.) and Lucy (Prichard) Ronalds 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Grayville Pub. Schs. 
 Mech. Engr., 1885-91; Cashier, Farmer's Nat. 
 Bank, 1891-1910; Gen. Merchandising and 
 Farming, 1910 — . Married Mary Walden Helm, 
 N 1900, Grayville, 111. Address, Grayville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 447. "TIIEO. H. SCHLADER 
 (Father of No. 7931) 
 Supt., Bldg. Const.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 
 
 II, 1856, Green Vale, 111.; s. Matthias (b. Ger.) 
 and Anna M. Scblader (b. do.). Prepared in 
 iS\)rni. Sell., Galena, 111. Adelphic. Drafts- 
 man, 1887; Estimator, 1888; Supt., Bldg. 
 Const., 1890; Estimator, Bldgs., 1903; Supt., 
 Bldg. Const., igii-17. Elder, Presby. Church. 
 Married Mary Louise Holmes, My 29, 1888, 
 Chicago (died N 14, 1908). Children: Edward 
 Holmes ("16), 1). N 10, 1892; Henry Matthias, 
 1). S 20, 1894. Died F 9, 1919, Oak Park, 111. 
 
 448. ALFRED CHARLES SCHRADER 
 Engr. and Supt.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 14, 
 1863, Joliet, 111.; s. Henry (b. Ja 13, i8i6, 
 Hanover, Ger.) and Dorothea (Bues) Schrader 
 (b. Mr 28, 1833, do.). Prepared in LTniv. Acad. 
 Engr. Dept. proposed Burlington extens. in la. 
 and Colo., 1885-6; on Const, of HI. Valley 
 and Northern, 1886-7; Engng. Dept.. S. Parks, 
 Chicago, i8go; Engng. Dept., San. Dist. of 
 Chicago, 1890-5; Chief Engr., West Parks, Chi- 
 cago, 18951910; Supt. and Engr., West Parks, 
 loio — . Mem. West. Soc. of Engrs. ; 111. Soc. 
 of Survs. and Engrs.; Hamilton Club; City 
 Club of Chicago. Married Rosa V. Heywood, 
 Te 30, 1897, Aurora, 111. Address, 4032 Jackson 
 Blvd., Chicago; bus. add.. Union Park, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 449. WILLIAM H. SMITH 
 Lawyer; Cert, in L. & S.; b. i860, Salem, 
 
 III. Address, Lewistown, Fergus Co., Mont.f 
 
 450. WILLIAM HENRY STOCKHAM 
 
 (Husband of No. 420) 
 Pres., Stockham Pipe and Fittings Co!; B. 
 S. in M. E.; b. S 15, 1861, Lafayette, Ind.; 
 s. Dr. G. H. and Alice (Bunker) Stockham. 
 Philoiiic-ithean. Mfg., Chicago, 111., till Ja i, 
 1903; Pres., Stockham Pipe & Fittings Co., 
 1903 — . Mem., Hamilton Club, Chicago; First 
 M. E. Church; Pres. Birmingham, Ala. S. S. 
 Assn.; Rotary Club of do.; U. S. Chamber of 
 Commerce and Birmingham Chamber of Com- 
 merce. Married Kate F. Clark ('85), An 27t 
 1887, Cobden, III. Children: Herbert C.. b. 
 1888; Douglass W., b. 1898; Richard J., b. 
 1903. Address, 1231 N. 23rd St., Birmingham, 
 Ala.; bus. add., loth Ave. and 34th St., do. 
 
 451. * WILLIAM COOKE SWERN 
 (Husband of No. 454; Father of No. 49^?) 
 Architect; Cert, in A. E. ; b. i860, Perry, O. ; 
 
 s. Perry Swern. Married Abbie Weston ('85). 
 
 Child. 'Perry Weston ('11), b. Ap 23, 1889. 
 
 Died Je 21, 1907, Chicago. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 43 
 
 4S2. CHARLOTTE SWITZER 
 (Sister of No. 157) 
 H. S. Prin.; Cert.; A. B. in L. & S., 1914; 
 b. S IS, 1863, Mt. Airy, Md.; d. Francis As- 
 bary (b. Mr 28, 1828, Union Bridge, Md.) 
 and Ann Jane (Bussard) Switzer (b. Mr 5, 
 1834, Mt. Airy, Md.). Alethenai. Prin. Cham- 
 paign H. S. Address, 608 W. Church .St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 453. FREDERICK KETCHUM VIAL 
 (Brother of Nos. 413, 783, 1287; Father of 
 
 No. 9456) 
 Engineer; B. S. in Agr.; B. S., Nat. Hist.; 
 C. E., 1917; b. Ag 22, 1864, Lyonsville, 111.; 
 s. Robert (b. Ap 9, 1824, Chester, N. Y.) and 
 Mary Roe (Ketchum) Vial (b. N 18, 1834, 
 Newburg, N. Y. ). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Gold Medal in Military; R. R. & Indus. Engr. 
 RcKiman, A. T. & S. F. R. R.; Asst. Engr., 
 C. & A. R. R., 1888-91: Asst. Engr., C. & W. 
 I. R. R., 1892-3; Chief Engr., Ajax Forge Co., 
 Chicago. 1895-6; Prin. Asst. Engr., C. & W. I. 
 R. R., 1897-1902; Chief Engr., Griffin Wheel 
 Co., Chicago, 1902 — . Auth.: The Railroad 
 Transition Spiral, Engr. News, S 29, 1900; 
 Standardization of railroad wheels with refer- 
 ence to gross load and braking power of car, 
 40 pp., Je I, 191 1 ; Several Bills, relating to 
 chilled iron car wheels. Invented sand blast 
 car wheel cleaner; chilled iron car wheel; con- 
 vex tread car wheel; locally hardened castings; 
 controlling direction of grain in chilled iron 
 tread of car wheels; other patents pending. 
 Mem., Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; West 
 Ry. Club; Car Foreman's Assn.; Congr. Club. 
 Married Fannie E. Craigmile, Ap 19, 1892, La 
 Grange, 111. Children: Harold C. ('18), b. F s. 
 1896; Charles R., b. F 18, 1899 (died Jl 18, 
 1902); Mary H., b. D 20, 1901. Address, 31J 
 Madison Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 454. ABBIE WESTON (SWERN) 
 (Wife of No. 451; Sister of Nos. 117, 297, 585, 
 SS6; Mother of No. 4927) 
 Cert.; b. 1864, Champaign; d. Nathan (b. 
 Wilson, N. Y.) and Jane. (Cloyde) Weston 
 (b. Troy, N. Y.). Married W. C. Swern ('85). 
 Child, Perry Weston ('11), b. Ap 23, 1889. 
 Address, 417 S. Grove Ave., Oak Park, III. 
 
 455. ETTA CATHERINE WILLS 
 (SCHENKER) 
 (Sister of No. 415) 
 Cert.; b. Mr 6. 1865, Lone Grove Town, Fay- 
 ette Co., 111.; d. Clifton Reader (b. 1835. Va.) 
 and Sophia (Lape) Wills (b. 1837, Lancaster, 
 O.). Prepared in Kinmundy II. S. Alethenai; 
 Y. W. C. A. Married John William Schenker. 
 Mr 26, 1894, Altamont, 111. Children: Celia 
 Elizabeth, b. F 11, 1895; Marguerite Estelle, 
 b. Ag 16. 1896; John Clifton, b. F 24, 1900, 
 
 (died O 26, 190.3); Marietta, b. D 17, 1902; 
 Irene Lucile, b. N 5, 1905. Address, Vandalia, 
 
 456. CHARLES WILLIAM WOODWORTH 
 (Brother of Nos. 718, 1188, 2007) 
 Teacher; B. S.; M. S., 1886; b. Ap 28, 1865, 
 Champaign; s. Alvin Oakley (b. 1819, N. Y.) 
 and Mary Celina ((Carpenter) Woodworth (b. 
 Ap 5, 1842, Manlius, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Champaign II. S. Sigma Xi. Officer Agr. Exp. 
 .Sta. in Ark.; Teacher and Sta. Officer in Calif.; 
 assisted in nlanning of entomological work at 
 Univ. of Nanking, Nanking, China, 1917-18. 
 Mem., Societe dc France; A. A. A. S.; Cam- 
 bridge Entomol. Soc; Am. Assn. of Econ. 
 Entom.; Entomol. Soc. of Am.; Pac. Slope 
 Assn. of Econ. Entomol. Married Leonora 
 Stern, S 4. 1889, RoUa, Mo. Children: Law- 
 rence Ariel, b. Je 8, 1890; Harold Evans, b. 
 My 30, 1894; Chas. Edward, b. S 25, 1897; 
 Mary Elizabeth, b. F 7, 190 1. Address, 2237 
 Carlton St., Berkeley. Calif. 
 
 457- ELIZA MARILLA WRIGHT 
 (CANADAY) I 
 
 (Sister of No. 458) 
 A. B. in L. & S.; b. Toulon, 111.; d. William 
 Wilberforce (b. Ap 3, 1820, Hanover, N. H.) 
 and Anne Matilda (Creighton) Wright (b. Mr 
 29, 1820, Co. Cavau, Ire.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Grad. Sopher Sch. of Orat., 1902. 
 Married Miles W. Canaday, Ap 3, 1889, Chica- 
 go. Children: Sophia M.; Alice C; Miles E 
 Address, 27 N. Pine Ave., Chicago. 
 
 458. JOHN EDWARDS WRIGHT 
 (Husband of No. 528; Brother of No. 457) 
 Editor; B. L.; A. M. (hon.), 1903; b. O 14, 
 i86i; s. William Wilburforce (b. Hanover, N. 
 H.) and Anne Matilda (Crieghton) Wright (b. 
 Ire.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Adelphic. 
 Reporter, Daily News, 1885-7; Tel. Ed., do., 
 1888-9; City Ed., Evcninp Fast, 1890-1; Man- 
 aging Ed., do., 1901-4; Ed., do., 1905-6; Ed. 
 in chief, St. Louis limes, 1907-15. Mem., 
 Chicago Press Club, 1887; Nat. Press Club, 
 Washington, D. C. Married Etta Lorraine 
 Beach ('88), My 5^ 1892, Champaign (died Ag 
 12, 191 7, St. Louis). Address, 215 Rosetnont 
 Ave., Webster Grove, Mo. 
 
 459. 'MINNIE SUNDERLAND WRIGHT 
 
 (BARBOUR) 
 
 (Wife of No. 378) 
 
 Cert.; b. 1862, Plainfield, 111.; d. Mrs. Mary 
 
 C. Wright. Married II. H. Barbour ('84), 1887. 
 
 Died Ap 18, 1900, Savanna, 111. 
 
 460. JOSEPHINE M. ZELLER 
 Cert.; B. L. in 1914; b. Spring Bay, 111.; d. 
 John Geo. (b. 1828, (iermany) and Fredericka 
 Caroline (Nicholas) Zeller (b. France). Ad- 
 dress, 1008 Main St., Peoria. 
 
 CLASS OF 1886 (30 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 461. LAURA BELLE AYRES 
 Supervisor; B. L. in L. & S.; b. D 6, 1864, 
 Urbana; d. Alexander M. and Mary J. (CJIenn) 
 Ayres. Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alethenai. 
 Mem., Chicago Coll. Club; Ipswich Art Club, 
 Chicago. Scholarship, Teachers Coll., Colum- 
 bia; Scholarship, Univ. of 111. Supvr., Drawing, 
 Pub. Schs., Chicago. Address, 828 E. 48th St., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 461a. WILLIAM ARTHUR BABCOCK 
 
 District Judge; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Mr 13, 
 
 1864, Ipava, 111.; s. William M. (b. ja 24, 1834, 
 
 Knox Co., O.) and Cyrelia (Dunbar) Babcock 
 
 (b. D 23, 1834, O.). Married Ora A. Lacy, D 
 
 I, 1896, Lewiston, HI. Children: Bernice, 
 b. F 9, 1899; Edward E., b. My 5, 1903; Ele- 
 nore, b. F 18, 1907; William A., b. N 6, 1911; 
 Mariam Babcock, b. D 12, 1913. Address, Twin 
 Falls, Idaho. 
 
 462. GEORGE STEELE BANNISTER 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 23, i860, 
 Phelps, N. Y.; s. T. O. (b. Marengo, N. Y.) 
 and llanna Elizabeth (Pound) Bannister (b. 
 Black Rock, Can.). Prepared in Odell H. S. 
 Philomathean, Sec, Pres. Arch. Supt. and 
 Draftsman; Foreman of Drafting Room, 1892; 
 Practising Arch.. 1894; Supt., Const., 1896; 
 Arch. Engr. and Specifications, 1902; Mgr., 
 
44 
 
 Umveksitv or Ilmnois 
 
 fi886 
 
 Atliey San. Kquipmeiit Co., 1910-13; Mgr. and 
 Owner of Arch. Agency, 1914 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church; Pres., Plymouth Club, iSgo; Supt. of 
 Dorenius S. S., 1892; Trustee Fellowship 
 Church, 1900; Deacon, do., 1904; Trustee, 
 Bethany Union Church, 1908; Ridge Country 
 Club; 111. Soc. of Archs. Married Jeanette 
 Price, ]893, Ottawa, 111. (died 1896); Alia 
 Bryan Ripley, 1902, Chicago. Child, step- 
 daughter, Jean Ripley, b. iSgi. Address, 1620 
 W. io2d St., Chicago; bus. add.. 115 S. Dear- 
 born St., do. 
 
 463. *DVVIGHT HARRISON BARRETT 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. 1866. Lee Co., 111.; s. 
 Josephine Barrett. Married. Died D 30, 1888, 
 Baltimore. 
 
 464. "SAY FOSTER BULLARD 
 (Brother of Nos. 166, 305, 306) 
 Engineer; Cert, in C. E.; b. F 13, 1861, 
 Mechanicsburg, 111.; s. Wesley (b. Shelby Co., 
 Ky.) and Sarah Ann (Foster) Bullard (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic; Ath. Assn. 
 Gen. Practice in C. E.; First Asst. City Engr., 
 Tacoma, Wash. Married Clara Jane Heilig, 
 D 12, 1901, Tacoma, Wash. Died F 14, 191", 
 Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 465. WILLIAM LEMON CHITTV 
 Lawyer; 15. L. ; b. Mr 10, 1S66, Metamora, 
 111.; s. Charles Holiday (b. S 15, 1822, Madison 
 Co., Ky.) and Rebecca Wing (Lemon) Chitty 
 (b. Jl 4, 1828, Lawrence Co., Ind.). Prepared 
 in Metamora and Champaign 11. S. LL. B., 
 Garfield Univ. Law Sch., 1890. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Pres., Philomathean; Sec, Ath. Assn.; Vale- 
 dictorian. Law stud. Harvard, 1886-7; ad- 
 mitted to bar, Wichita, Kan., 1888; in law- 
 practise with father, 188S-90; practised law 
 in Chicago, 1890-1915. Mem., Bd. of Pension 
 Appeals, See's. Office, Dept. of Interior, Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1894-1910; Asst. Atty. Off. 
 Asst. Attv. Gen., 1910-15. Ed., Digest of Pen- 
 sion Decisions, 1897, Interior Dept.; many 
 published decisions in official reports of In- 
 terior Dept. First Master Bethesda Lodge, 
 No. 204. A. F. A. M., 1905: Oriental Con- 
 sistory, No. I, .\. A. S. R., Chicago; Am. Soc. 
 for jfudicial Settlement of Inter. Disputes, 
 1910; Univ. Club, Wash., D. C; Harvard Law 
 Sch.- Assn., 1894; Nat. Geog. Soc, 1911: Am. 
 Bar Assn., Chicago; Sec, Unitarian Church, 
 Wichita, Kan., 1888-90, People's Church, Wash., 
 D. C, 1896. Married Mary Helen Sharp, S 
 
 22, 1897, Wash., D. C. Child, William, b. O 
 
 23, 1901. Address. Riverside, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Nat. Life Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 466. JOHN C. CROMWELL 
 Engr. and Dir.; A. B.; M. E., igio; b. S 
 26, 1866, Frankfort, Ky.; s. Alvin W. (b. Lex- 
 ington, Ky.) and Sidney A. (Jett) Cromwell. 
 Prepared in Frankfort H. S. Draftsman, 
 Chicago; Chief Draftsman. Bates Mach. Co., 
 Joliet, 111.; Chief Engr., 111. Steel Co., Joliet 
 Works, Joliet, 111.: Engr.. Garrett-Cromwell 
 Engr. Co., Cleveland; Dir., .Vlliance Mach. Co., 
 Alliance, O. ; Cleveland Machine & Mfg. Co., 
 Cleveland. Mem., A. S. M. E.; Civ. Engrs. 
 Club of Cleveland. Married L. Belle Caycs, 
 My 24, 1893, Joliet 111. (died My 9. 1909)- 
 Address, Guardian Bldg., Cleveland. 
 
 467. JAMES OLIVER DAVIS 
 (Husband of No. 473) 
 Lawyer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 2, 186 1, Brim- 
 field tp., Peoria Co., lU.; s. Richard Carter 
 (b Je I, 1835, Elm Grove, near Wheeling, W. 
 Va.) and Margaret (Keyser) Davis (b. An 19. 
 1834, Belmont Co., O.). Prepared in Dist. 
 Sch at French Grove, Millbrook Tp., Peoria 
 Co., 111.; Philo, 1882. Adjt. of Bn.. 1885 ; Bus. 
 Mgr. Illiiii, 1885-86; first place m Philo. Orat. 
 Contest, 1885. Lawyer admitted to practice 
 of law by Dist. Court, Harris Co., Tex., D 22, 
 
 J900; before Tex. Supremo Court, 1901; in 
 U. S. Courts, 1902; in Calif. Courts, 1907. 
 County Surv. for Washington Co., Colo., fall 
 1887-89. Mem., Trinity M. E. Church; Pres., 
 Golden Gate Alumni Assn. of Univ. of 111. 
 Married Rozina Phebe Fairchild ('86), S 22, 
 1886. Children: Elmer Fred, b. S 12, 1887; 
 Richard Henry, b. F 17, 1890; John Oliver, b. 
 S 20, 1892; Willard Elbert, b. Nov. 30, 1894; 
 Helen .Margaret, b. Mr 26, 1897. Gertrude 
 Orpha, b. Mr 19, 1901 (died N 5, 1908); Fair- 
 child, b. .\g 18, 1903 (died Ag 24, 1903); .Ad- 
 dress, 2644 Dwight Way, Berkeley, CaVii. 
 
 468. JOSEPH CHAMBERS DODDS 
 (Father of Nos. 6205, 8274) 
 Business; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Je 15, 1864, 
 Dover, L. I., N. Y. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 M. D., C. M. C, N. W. Univ., 1889. Philo- 
 mathean. Phys. in U. S. JNIarine Hosp., 1889; 
 do., E. 111. Hosp. Insane, Kankakee, 1890; 
 Champaign, 1890- 1909; St. Med. Dir., M. W. A. 
 tor 111., 1908; Supt., Twin City Ice and Cold 
 Storage Co., 1909 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Mina Brown, Ja, i8gi. Children: Eva 
 ('14), b. O i8gi; Josephine ('17), b. My 1893; 
 Donald, b. Ja 1896. Address, 622 W. Hill St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 469. NETTIE ELDER (HARRIS) 
 (Mother of No. 469s) 
 Cert.; B. S. in L. & S., 1914; b. S 13, 1863, 
 Urbana; d. Erwin (b. D 20, 1839, Ripley, O.) 
 and Dorothy (Shepherd) Elder (b. Jl 5, 1843, 
 LTrbana.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Ale- 
 thenai. Mem., Y. W. C. A. Married Charles 
 Ferman Harris, Ap 10, 1889, Urbana. Child, 
 Leila Dorothy Cii), b. Jl 15, 1890. Address. 
 511 S. Randolph St., Champaign. f 
 
 470. *LEROY ENDSLEY 
 B. S. in Sc: b. 1863, Milford, 111.; s. A. J. 
 Endsley. Died Ja 2, 1892, JNIilford, 111. 
 
 471. ANNA MAE ERMENTROUT 
 
 (KAMPER) 
 Teacher; B. L. in L. & S.; b. D 25, 1866; 
 Urbana; d. William John (b. 1830, O.) and 
 Catherine Margarfet (Daugherty) Ermentrout 
 (b. 1833, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Teacher, Urbana, Watseka, Riverside, 1886- 
 1902; Chicago, 1902-9: Evanston, 1909-18. 
 Mem., Chicago Coll. Club. Married Charles 
 Abbie Kamper, Jl 1902, Chicago. Child, John 
 Ermentrout, b. Jl s, 1904. Address, 628 Judson 
 .\ve., Evanston, 111. 
 
 472. THOMAS WARD BEECH ER 
 
 EVERHART 
 (Brother of Nos. 1127, 3727) 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. & S.; b. Ag 31. 
 1865, near Windsor, HI.; s. Rev. Marion Wash- 
 ington (b. Je 28, 1842, near Newcomerstown, 
 O.) and Sarah Isabelle (Wyandt) Everhart (b. 
 Mr 12, 1847, do.). Prepared in H. Sch. at 
 Mattoon and Champaign. Grad. Sch. of Educ. 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1914-15- Adelphic; one of 
 twelve selected to deliver commencement ora- 
 tions. Teacher dist. sch. near Jacksonville, 111., 
 1886-7; Prin.. 11. S., Whitehall, 1887-8; Supt., 
 Schs., Virginia, 1889-95: Supt., Sch., Havana. 
 1895-9; Supt., Schs., Mason City, 1899-1906: 
 Supt., Sch., Enid, Okla., 1906-09; Supt., Sch., 
 Muscatine, la., 1910-12; Pans, 111., 1912-14: 
 Hastings, Neb., 191 5-18. Married Laura Brass- 
 field McCullough, Je 16, 1892, near Jackson- 
 ville, 111. Address, Paris, 111. 
 
 4-1 ROZTNA PHEBE FAIRCHILD 
 
 (DAVIS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 467) 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Ja 15, 1865, Metamora, 
 
 111.- d. Reuben H. (b. Ap 25, 1829, Woodstock, 
 
 O ) and Hulda Rozinah (Marsh) Fairchild (b. 
 
1 880 J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumm 
 
 45 
 
 O lo, 1834, Jo.). Prepared in Metamora H. S. 
 Alethenai; Sophograph Bd. ; Literary Ed. of 
 mini, 1885-80. Cor. Sec, Houston Central W. 
 C. T. U., 1903-5; Supt., Legislative Work, 
 Houston, Tex., Cent. W. C. T. U., 1902-5; Supt., 
 Legislative Work, Harris Co., Tex. Mem., W. 
 C. T. U., 1905; Trinity M. E. Church. Married 
 James Oliver Davis ('86), S 22, 1886, Meta- 
 mora, 111. Children: Elmer Fred, b. S u, 1887; 
 Kicnard Henry, b. K 17, 1890; John Oliver, b. 
 S 20, 1892; Willard Elbert, b. N 30, 1894; Helen 
 Margaret, b. Mr j6, 1897; Gertrude (Jrpha, b. 
 Mr 19, 1901 (died N 5, 1908); Fairchild, b. Ag 
 18, 1903 (died Ag 24, 1903). Address, 2644 
 Dwight Way, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 474. JAMES B. FULTON 
 
 Fruit Packer and Shipper; B. S.; b. S 28, 
 1801, Washburn, HI.; s. F'rancis (b. My 15, 
 1834, Pa.) and Mary E. (Jury) Fulton (b. Ag 
 10, 1836, Eng.). Prepared in Dist. Sch. Held 
 Kecord for i mile run, loo-yd. and 220-yd. 
 dashes and 120-yd. hurdles. Transitman. Mo. 
 Pac. R. R., 1886-7; Asst. City Engr., San Diego, 
 1887-9, in charge of street work; prospect9r, 
 three yrs. ; since 1907 holding a working in- 
 terest in the Citrus Soap Co., San Diego, Calif.; 
 since 1914 Dir. and V. P. Mem. Congr. Church. 
 Married Floy Belle Fleetwood, My 10, 1903, 
 San Diego, Calif. Children: Stella Floy, b. Ja 
 2, 1907; James Fleetwood, b. N 4, 1908; Ruth 
 Elizabeth, b. S 13, 1910. Address, 3176 Bos- 
 ton Ave., San Diego, Calif. 
 
 475. JAMES H. GARRETT 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. 1861, Rochelle, 
 111.; s. Mrs. L. Garrett. Married E. Scott, 
 1890. Address, 504 W. \yashington St., Cham- 
 paign. f 
 
 476. JOHN BREWER GARVIN 
 Teacher; B. S.; b. .\g 3, 1861, Morrislown, 
 
 N. Y. ; s. James and Mary (Brewer) Garvin 
 (b. do.). Alpha Tau Omega; Col., Regt.; Gamma 
 Lambda; Pres., Sr. Class; Local Ed., The 
 mini. Teaching, Milwaukee, 1886-7; Clerk Dist. 
 Court and Ed., Springfield Advertiser, Spring- 
 field, Colo., 1887-9; Stud., Registrar and Libn., 
 St. Sdh. of Mines, CJolden, Colo., 1889-91; Instr., 
 Chem., Denver, 1 892-1 910; Pres., Denver Even- 
 ing H. S., 1910-13; Prin., South Side H. S., 
 Denver, 1913-15; Instr., Chem., East Side H. 
 S., Denver, 19 15 — . Auth.: Qualitative Chemi- 
 cal Analysis, D. C. Heath & Co., 241 pp., 1902. 
 Mem., A. A. A. S. Married Emma L. Dough- 
 erty, Jl 9, 1891, Golden Gate, Colo. Children: 
 Victor J., b. Mr 8, 1892; Mary A., b. Ap 23, 
 1894; Marjorie, b. F 10, 1897; John B., b. O 
 20, 1903. Address, 4545 Grove St., Denver. 
 
 477. JAMES WALDO HARRIS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1917; b. N s, 
 
 1863, Beloit, Wis.; s. James M. and Sarah Louise 
 (Robbins) Harris. R. R. Engr. in various capaci- 
 ties; Tunnel Engineer, Chicago Surface Lines. 
 Married Marie Kissner, D 26, 1894, Charlevoix, 
 Mich. Children: Edith Carol, b. D 25, 1895; 
 Elizabeth Helen, b. N i, 1903. Address, no S. 
 East Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 478. HARRY THOMAS HUBBARD 
 Fruit Grower; Cert.; b. Ja 4, 1866, Urbana; s. 
 Thomas S. (b. (iromwell, Conn., 1825) and Jane 
 E. (Woodruff) Hubbard (b. 1829, New Britain, 
 do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Class Sec. 
 Hardware Merchant, 1886- 1907; Salesman, 
 1909-10; Farmer, 1911-12; Orchardist 19:2- 
 1916; Accountant 1916 — . Trustee Presby. 
 Church; Mem., A. F. A. M. ; K. T.; Shrine. 
 Married Margaret R. Riley, My 12, 1887. 
 Children: Frank W., b. My 12, 1888; Austin, 
 b. 1910. Address, Medford, Ore. 
 
 479. "BERTIE HUFF (PHILBRICK) 
 (Wife of No. 489) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. 1867, Crawfordsville, 
 Ind.; d. George A. Huff. Married Alvah 
 Philbrick ('86), 1889. Died Ap 6, 1895, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 480. *JACOB STONE JACOBSON 
 Cert, in Arch.; 1). My 12, 1882, Niantic, 111.; 
 s. H. Jacobson. Died Jl 15, 1890, Denver. 
 
 481. MINNIE JAQUES 
 Asst. Cashier; B. L. ; b. S 19, 1864, Urbana; 
 d. Francis Granger (b. Ja s, 1839, New York 
 City) and Eliza Jane (Park) Jaques (b. Ja 23, 
 1839, Greene Co., ().). Prepared in Urbana. 
 Alethenai. Asst. Cashier, Urbana Banking Co. 
 .iddress, Urbana. 
 
 482. CHARLES HENRY KAMMANN 
 Prin., Sch.; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Je 4, 1861, 
 Rostock, Ger. ; s. Carl August (b. 1831, North 
 Ger.) and Caroline (Rutenick) Kammann, (b. 
 1833, do.). Prepared in Mascoutah Pub. Schs. 
 Philomathean; Ed. in Chief, Iliini, 1885-6. At- 
 tended Univ. of Chicago, summer 1894 and 1895. 
 Supt., Schs., Mascoutah, 1886-90; Prin., Doug- 
 las Sch., Peoria, 1890-4; Head of Ger. Dept., 
 H. S., Peoria, 1894-1904; Prin., McKinley Sch., 
 Peoria, 1904-9; Prin., Lincoln Sch., 1909 — . 
 Auth.: A number of pamphlets, addresses and 
 translations on the mission of the Ger.- Am. 
 Element in this country. Mem., Past Master, 
 Schiller Lodge A. F. A. M. No. 335; St. Ger.- 
 Am. Alliance (Pres. 1907-11); Nat. Ger. -Am. 
 .Alliance (Ex. Council; Sec, 1910-18) 111. Sch. 
 Masters' Club. Married Mary E. Hucke, N 28, 
 1888. Children: Elva K., b. Je 14, 1890; Meta 
 M., b. Ja 30, 1892; Carl P., b. O 9, 1900. Ad- 
 dress, 2408 Main St., Peoria. 
 
 483. EMIL LEMME 
 Architect; Cert, in Arch.; b. F 2, 1863, Daven- 
 port, la.; s. Edward W. (b. Hamburg, Ger.) and 
 Henrietta (Rohrmann) Lemme (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Arch., 1900 — . Arch, of 
 the famous Sutro Baths, San Francisco, the 
 largest public baths in the world; also of the 
 Cliff House, destroyed in 1907. Auth.: Strength 
 and Stiffness of Beams for Archs., Engrs. and 
 Constructors. Past Chief Ranger Court Acacia, 
 Ind.; Order of F'orebters, 1906; Dist. Deputy 
 High Chief Ranger, I. O. O. F., 191 2. Married 
 Amy Alberta Lemme, S 15, 1901, San Francis- 
 co. Address, 337, 7th Ave., San Francisco. 
 
 484. CLINTON GRANT LUMLEY 
 
 (Husband of No. 548; Father of No. 7758) 
 Physician and Surg.; B. L. in L. & S.; b. 
 Je 14, 1862, Ringwood, 111. s. Thomas Robert 
 (b. Scarborough, Eng.) and Eliza A. (Mitchell) 
 Lumley (b. Kingsville, O.). Prepared in 
 Ringwood Pub. .Schs. M. D., Northwestern 
 Coll. of Med., 1889. Philomathean. Chicago, 
 1 888-191 3; Urbana, 19 13 — . ]\Iem., First Baptist 
 Church, Chicago; Stud. Baptist Church, Cham- 
 paign; A. M. A.; A. F. A. M.: Physicians 
 Club of Chicago; Univ. Club of 111. Married 
 Nellie McLean ('88), S 26, 1889, Urbana. 
 Children: Harold, b. Mr 20, 1891; Leslie 
 Robert ('16), b. Jl 23, 1893; Arlene, b. F 27, 
 1897; Dorothy, b. Ag 26, 1900. Address, 411 
 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 485. HENRY MILTON MORSE 
 (Brother of Nos. 281, 437) 
 Bridge and Struct. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 
 O 7, 1864, Metamora, 111.; s. Levi P. (Roches- 
 ter, Vt.) and Mary A, (Parminter) Morse (De- 
 vonshire, Eng.). Prepared in Metamora H. S. 
 Philomathean; Class Pres., 1883; Orator Inter- 
 coll, cont., 1885. Elec. light installation, 1886- 
 87; Arch, iron work draughting and estimating, 
 1887-98; Struct. Steel and Bridge draughting 
 and desigtiing, 1898; Bridge designing and Chief 
 Draughtsman for R. Modjeski, 1902-9; Asst. 
 Engr. for do., 1909-11; Engr. on Const, of 
 Broadway bridge, Portland, Ore., igii-12. 
 Auth. : The Superstructure of the McKinley 
 Bridge, St. Louis, in Vol. 61, Engrs. Record, 
 iQio, pp. 572-4. Married Mary F. Hall, F 14, 
 1893, Chicago. Children: John Aldcn, b. S 23 
 
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 1896 (died Mr 9, 1897); Katherine Hall, b. D 
 17, 1899; Milton Hall, b. Jl i, 1904. Address, 
 451 Ainsworth Ave., Tortland, Ore. 
 
 486. WALTER AUREL GEORGE 
 OLSHAUSEN 
 Civ. and Min. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 1865, 
 Davenport, la.; s. J. J. Olshausen. Address, 
 Parral, Mex. 
 
 4S7. GRACE ETTA PARMINTER 
 Home Missionary; B. L. in L. & S.; b. D 22, 
 1863, Mctamora, 111.; d. John (b. 1822, Devon- 
 shire, Kng.) and Harriet (Earl) Parminter (b. 
 183s, Northanijiton, do.). Prepared in Meta- 
 mora H. S. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Teacher, 
 1886-91; at home, 1891-9; Mission work in Chi- 
 cago, 1899 — . Mem., (!^ongr. Church; V. P., 
 Chicago Assn. ; 111. Woman's Home Mission- 
 ary Union; Bd. of Mgrs. Congr. Tr. Sch. for 
 Women; Advisory Bd., Y. W. C. A., Univ. of 
 111.; The Con^r. Club of Chicago; Alumnae 
 Assn.; The Chicago Coll. Club. Address, 4007 
 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 488. WILLIAM DAVID PENCE 
 Educ. and Engr.; Cert, in C. E.; C. E., 1895; 
 b. N 26, 1865, Columbus, Ind.; s. David (b. 
 Ap 9, 1820, Sullivan Co., Tenn.) and Nancy 
 (Hart) Pence (b. O 27, 1825, near Columbus, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Columbus (Ind.) H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Asst. Engr., Colo, and 
 Santa Fe R. R., 1886; Roadmaster, Asst. Engr. 
 Maintenance of Wav and Res. Engr., i886- 
 92; Instr., Asst. Prof, and Assoc. Prof., C. E., 
 Univ. of 111., 1892-9; Prof., C. E., Purdue 
 Univ., 1899-06; Prof., Ry. Engng., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1906-15; Engr., Wis. Tax & R. R. Com- 
 missions, 1900-13. Mem., Engng. Bd. Inter- 
 state Commerce Comn. in charge Central Dist. 
 (Chicago), Valuation of Railroad Properties, 
 1913 — . On comn. to study drainage develop- 
 ments in Kankakee marsh region, 1904-6. Auth.: 
 Stand Pipe Accidents and Failures, Engr. 
 News Pub. Co., N. Y., 1895; Sur. Manual, 
 joint auth., McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y., 
 1900; Ed., publications. Am. Ry. Engng. Assn., 
 1905 — . Mem., A. S. C. E.; Soc. for Pro- 
 motion of Engng. Educ; West. Soc. of Engrs.; 
 West. Ry. Club; Cosmos Club, Washington; 
 Univ. Club of Madison; Engrs. Club of Chi- 
 cago; Am. Ry. Engrs. Assn. Married Char- 
 lotte (iaston, D 31, 1888, Columbus, Ind. 
 Children: Nellie Ada, b. Ag 23, 1890; Helen 
 Lottie, b. N 23, 1892; Esther Nancy, b. F 11, 
 1907. Address, 910 S. Mich. Ave., Chicago. 
 
 489. ALVAH PHILBRICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 286, 403; Husband of No. 479) 
 Engineer; Cert, in C. E.; b. 1863, Bailcyville, 
 111.; s. Mays H. (b. 1827. Waldo, Me.) and 
 Mary (McFarland) Philbrick (b. 1828. Md.). 
 Mem., Philbrick, Dunn & Co. Chief Engr. M. 
 & G. R. R., 1886-1905. Married Bertie Huff 
 ('86), 1889 (died Ap 6, 1895). Address, 946 
 E. Beach St., Biloxi, Miss. 
 
 490. *WILLIAM LEWIS PLOWMAN 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. 1864, Virden, III.; s. J. 
 Plowman. Died Jl 13, 1893, Shoshone, Wyo. 
 
 491. VERTUS BASSETT ROBERTS 
 Mun. Engr.; Cert, in C. E.; b. i86i, Du 
 
 Page Co.. 111.; s. T. O. and Sarah (Fuller) 
 Roberts. Public Engr., Blue Island, 111.; Engr., 
 Morgan Park, Hinsdale and Evergreen Park. 
 Address, Blue Island, Ill.t 
 
 492. CHARLES ELLIOTTE SAI'IGENT 
 (Father of No. 9368) 
 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 12, 1862, 
 Carlinville. 111.; s. Jacob True (b. 1832, N. H.) 
 and Maria L. (Braley) Sargent (b. 1835, 
 Wellsboro, Mass.). Prepared in Dist. Sch. 
 B. S., Blackburn Coll., 1882; M. S., do., 1886. 
 
 Philomathean; represented Univ. in St. Orat. 
 Cont. Mgr., Ide & Son, Chicago. 1896; Chief 
 Engr., Elmes Engr. VVorks, Chicago, 1900; 
 Mgr., Sargent Engng. Co., 1897; Gas Engr., 
 Wis. Engine Co., 1910; Consulting Engr., 1912; 
 Chief Engr., Am. Rotary Valve Co^ Anderson, 
 Ind.; Chief Engr., Lyons Atlas (Jo., Indian- 
 apolis. Inventor of Sargent complete expan- 
 sion Gas Engine, Pats. Nos. 783,983; 752,304; 
 752.303; 752,109; 731,134; 644.149; Sargent 
 Steam Meter No. 716,865; Sargent Draft 
 Gauge; Recording Dynamometer; Steam Tur- 
 bine; Pressure Switch; Gas Calorimeter; Sar- 
 gent Silent Automobile Engine. Auth.: A 
 New Prin. in Gas Engine Design, An Indi- 
 cating Anglemeter, An Indicating Steam Meter, 
 etc. Contributions to Power, Am. Machinist, 
 Mod. Machinery, The Gas Engine; Contributor 
 to S. A. E. proceedings. Mem., West. Soc. 
 Engrs.; Franklin Inst.; A. S. M. E. ; Epis. 
 Church; Engr. Soc. of Wis.; Soc. Automobile 
 Engrs. Married Hattie Boynton, Ap 2, 1900, 
 Chicago. Children: Francelia P. ('18), b. 
 1891; Charline M., b. 1897; Richard B., b. 1901. 
 .4ddress, 2020 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis; 
 bus. add., 19th and Martindale, do. 
 
 493. HARRY SIILAUDEMAN 
 (Brother of No. 328) 
 Investment Broker; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 11, 
 1865, Decatur, 111.; s. Henry (b. Ja 13, 1834, 
 Wildeshausen, Oldenburg, Ger.) and Caroline 
 (Weissnian) Shlaudenian (b. Mr 22, 1836, 
 Rothselbcrg, Rhcinpfalz, do.). Prepared, De- 
 catur H. S. Philomathean, V. P.; Treas., Ath. 
 Assn.; Class Treas. Arch., Chicago, 1887; 
 Sec. and Treas., Decatur Brewing Co., 1888- 
 1900; Pres., Citizen's Bank, 1900-5. Married 
 Margaret J. McGorray, F 27, 1894, Decatur, 
 in. Children: Mildred Draper, b. N 16, 1894. 
 Caroline, b. Ap 1, 1S96 (died, Mr 30, 1899); 
 Henry Ricker, b. My 7, 1897; Karl Whitman, 
 b. D 30, 1898; Robert, h. S 22, 1900; Margaret 
 Gertrude, b. Mr 20, 1903 (died Ap 3, 1903); 
 Frank, b. D 14, 1904. Address, 563 N. Ma- 
 rengo Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 494. LUTHER THOMPSON 
 
 (Husband of No. 443; Brother of Nos. 
 
 924, 1 091) 
 
 Engineer; Cert.; B. S. in C. E., 1914; b. 
 
 N q, 1863, Heath, Mass.; s. Edward Payson 
 
 (b. S 1833, do.) and Susan Jane (Burrington) 
 
 Thompson (b. Ap 24, 1838, do.). Prepared 
 
 in Bement H. S. Adelphic. Civ. Engr., I. C. 
 
 R. R., 1 886-1902; Drainage Engr., 1902 — . 
 
 Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. Married Bessie G. 
 
 Plank ('85), D 25, 1889, Champaign. Address, 
 
 Winamac, Ind. 
 
 495. "ZECH LINCOLN WHITMIRE 
 (Brother of No. 226; Father of No. 6665) 
 Phvs. and Surg.; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Ap 
 20, 1865, Metamora, 111.; s. James Smith (b. 
 D 13, 1821, Sidney, O.) and Sidna (Robinson) 
 Whitmire (b. F 28, 1827, Morgan Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. M. D., Rush Med. 
 Coll., 1890; M. L., 1893. Adelphic. Con- 
 tributor to various med. jours. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; Champaign Co., Med. Soc, 1891-9- 
 Married Alice G. Fugate, Mr 5, 1891, Urbana. 
 Child, Laura Gwendolyn ('14), b. .\p 27, 1892. 
 Died n 3, 1899. Urbana. 
 
 496. HENRY WHITE WILDER 
 
 (Brother of No. 852) 
 A. B. in L. & S.; b. Jl 16, 1866, Essex Co., 
 N. Y.; s. C. N. and Martha Louise (Thornton) 
 Wilder. Philomathean; Capt., LTniv. Regt. 
 Struct. 5teel Work, Chicago. Mem., Royal 
 Leagup North Am. Union, C. A. A. Married 
 Susap. V. Kann, F 22, 1890, Racine, Wis. 
 Children: Thornton Storer, b. Mr 18, 1893; 
 Chester Nelson, b. My 7. 1895. Address, 1813 
 Peoples Gas Bldg., Chicago.! 
 
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 497. WILLIAM BARCLAY 
 (Brother of No. 629) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 16, 1861, 
 Wheatland, 111.; s. James and Rachel (Mc- 
 Micken) Barclay. Gen. Civ. Engr., Kansas City, 
 Kan.; Co. Surv., Kansas City, Kan., 1904. 
 Mem., United Presby. Church; Mercantile 
 Club, Kansas City, Kan. Married Elizabeth 
 L. Walters, Ja i, 1891, Wheatland. 111. Chil- 
 dren: Herbert T., b. 1891; James F., b. 1894; 
 Gordon A., b. 1896; William L., b. 1902; Mar- 
 garet A., b. 1904. Address, 740 Sandusky Ave., 
 Kansas City, Kan.f 
 
 498. JOHN BIDWELL BLAKE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 7, 1864, 
 
 Arlington, Mass.; s. Stephen Pierce (b. Jl 31. 
 1822, West Cambridge, Mass.) and Abigail 
 Thorning (Wood) Blake (b. D 22, 1836). Pre- 
 pared in Chicago Univ. Psi Upsilon. Mech, 
 Engr., Rice & Whitaker. 1887-88; Eraser & 
 Chalmers, 1888-89; Leonard & Izard, 1890-92; 
 Central Elec. Co., 1892-94; Cameron & Blake, 
 1894-99; Holabird & Roche, 1899-1918; entered 
 Govt, employ as M. Engr. in the Cantonment 
 Div., Engr. Hdqtrs., 1918. Mem., Am. Soc. 
 Heating and Ventilating Engrs. ; Glen Oak 
 Country Club. Married Martha Wadsworth 
 Claflin, My 28, 1891, Lombard, 111. Address, 
 Lombard, 111. 
 
 499. EDWARD IKE CANTINE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 20, 1864, 
 
 near Birmingham, Mich.; s. Charles Edward 
 (b. J838, near Battle Creek, Mich.) and Helen 
 Scott (Wallace) Cantine (b. 1840, near Bir- 
 mingham, do.). Prepared in Bloomington H. 
 S.; Cross Bus. Coll. and 111. Wesleyan Univ. 
 Pres., Philomathean; Pros, and Treas., Y. M. 
 C. A.; Treas., Ath. Assn.; Apollo Glee Club; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. With Chicago. Kan. Ik 
 Neb. R. R., 1887-88; pvt. practice, Blooming- 
 ton, 111., 1888-89; Civ. Engr., No. Pac. R. R., 
 Wash., Idaho and Mont., 1889-1903: Div. 
 Engr., Delaware R. R., Lackawana & Western 
 R. R., N. J., 1903-11; Engr. and Contr., Port- 
 land, Ore., 1911-16; St. Highway and Chief 
 Deputy St. Engr., Ore. St., Highway Comn., 
 1916; U. S. Shipping Bd., Emergency Fleet 
 Corp. Representative Grant Smith-Porter Ship 
 Co. Yard, 1917-18. Mem., 111. Soc, Mont. 
 Soc, and A. S. C. E.; Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Anna Warren, O 18, 1894, Lopez, Wash, 
 (died Ja s, 1897, Helena, Mont.); Etta Rob- 
 inson, Ag 7, 1901, Cedar Falls, la. Children: 
 Helen Scott, b. S 27, 190^; Charles Edward, b. 
 Jl 17, 1905; Thomas Robinson, b. S 22, 1907. 
 Address, 525 E. 49th St., Portland, Ore.; 
 bus. add., Grant Smith-Porter Ship Yard, do. 
 
 500. PERCIVAL LEMON CLARK 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. O 17, 1866, Elgin, 111.; s. 
 Anson Luman (b. O 12, 1836, North Adams, 
 Mass.) and Phoebe Etta (Lemon) Clark. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Philomathean. Prac- 
 ticed medicine 1887-92; Supt., Morgan & 
 Wright Rubber Factory, 1892-7; Gen. Mgr. Self- 
 winding Clock Co.. 1897 — • Mem.. Loyal 
 Legion. Married Emme Fredericka Dallenbach, 
 Ap 18, 1888, Kenosha, Wis. Children: Anson 
 Luman, b. Je 17, 1893; Percival Lemon, b. My 
 13. 1897; Marion Almeda, b. Ag 20, 1898; John 
 Thomas, b. S s, xgoi. Address, i8s Dearborn 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 SOI. ERVIN DRYER 
 Engr. and Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 
 24, i860, Lafayette, Ind.; s. Hiram G. (b. Mr 
 9, 1830, Dayton, O.) and Catherine (Lindley) 
 Dryer (b. Ap 24, 1837, Hamilton, do.). Elec. 
 Const, with U. S. Elec. Co., 1887-9; Elec 
 Const, and Engr. with Westinghouse, 1889- 
 1903; Engr. and Salesman, Allis Chalmers 
 Co., 1903 — . Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Elcctro- 
 
 LIVING, 2 DEAD) 
 
 Chemical Inst. Married Isadore E. Meldrum, 
 S I, 1907, Boston. Address, 5629 Winthrop 
 Ave.. Chicago; bus. add., 2029 Peoples Gas 
 Building, do. 
 
 502. IDA EISENMAYER (SCHEVE) 
 Cert.; b. Jl i. 1867, Mascoutah, 111.; d. 
 Geo. C. (b. Jl 9, 1820, Hassloch, Ger.) and 
 Margarethe (Emig) Eisenmayer (b. My 3, 1822, 
 Imsbach, do.). Prepared in Mascoutah and 
 Univ. Acad. Alethenai. Taught, Lebanon, 
 1888-9; Mascoutah. 1889-91; at home and recre- 
 ation traveling, 1891-06. Married Philip 
 Scheve, My 15, 1906, Mason City, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Margaret Elizabeth, b. F 27, 1907; Carl 
 Julius, b. F 17, 1908. Address. Palisade, Colo. 
 
 S03. MARK FARGUSSON 
 Architect; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1891; b. 
 Jl 28, 1865, Chicago; s. Owen and Prudence 
 L. (Harrison) Fargusson. Prepared in Prep. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111. Attended Cornell Univ., 
 1885; With Pencoyd Const. Co.; Phoenix Const. 
 Co.; Gen. Engng. work, and city surv.; Yacht 
 designing with C. D. Mosher; Chief Asst. Engr., 
 Holland Submarine Boat Co.; Tech. Expert U. 
 S. Shipbuilding Co.; Naval Arch. Commissioned 
 as Lt. in Naval Brigade, N. C, St. Guard, D 
 IS. 1897 3"d 1899. Discovered method of de- 
 termining distances between ships at sea dur- 
 ing fogs, also between ships and lighthouses; 
 method of combining turbines and reciprocat- 
 ing engines in steamships. Mem., A. S. C. 
 E.; Am. Soc. of Naval Engrs.; Soc. of Naval 
 Archs. and Marine Engrs.; Nat. Geog. Soc. 
 Address, Southport, N. C.t 
 
 504. BRUCE FINK 
 Professor; B. S.; b. D 22, 1861, Blackberry 
 Tp., 111.; s. Reuben (b. Baldwinsville, N. Y.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Day) Fink (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Jennings Sem., Aurora, 111. Town- 
 send Scholarship at Harvard; A. M., Harvard, 
 189s; Ph. D., Univ. of Minn., 1S89. Adelphic; 
 Sigma Xi. Taught, Mt. Vernon, S. Dak., 
 1887-9; Elk Point, 1889-92; Prof., Biol. Upper 
 la. Univ., Fayette, la., 1892-1903; Prof., Bot., 
 la. Coll., 1903-6; Prof., Bot., Miami Uniy. 
 1906 — . Auth. : Botanical papers published in 
 various places; The Lichens of Minn., 300 pp.; 
 Lichens of la., Fayette, la., 1895-8; numerous 
 other works on lichens, including a bibliography 
 on No. Am. Lichens; numerous works on 
 Cladonias; Botanical Sc. in Miami Univ., 1906; 
 Twenty-five yrs. of Advance in Bot., 1916; The 
 Ascomycetes of O., O. St. Univ., Bui. 19, 1-32, 
 1915. Fellow, Am. Assn.; mem., Central Soc. 
 of Naturalists; Botanical Soc. of Am.; Acad, 
 of Sc. Assoc. Ed. of Mycologia; O. Acad, of 
 Sc, pres. 1910; Pres. Sullivan Moss Soc, 
 1910. Married Ida May Hammond, Ja 19. 
 1889. Children: Louis Day, b. Ag 11, 1890; 
 Hugh Willard, b. O 6, 1897; Ruth Elizabeth, 
 b. iD 8, 1900. Address, 504 Maple Ave., Ox- 
 ford, O. 
 SOS. ANGELINE CAYMAN (WESTON) 
 (Wife of No. 586; Sister of Nos. 1033, 1682) 
 Cert.; b. 1868, Champaign; d. George (b. 
 1842, Akron, O.) and Louise (Stoltey) Gay- 
 man (b. 1844, Hildesheim, Hanover, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alethenai. 
 Taught 1887-94. Married Nathan Austin Wes- 
 ton ('89), S 4, 1894, Champaign. Children: 
 Nathan, b. 1806; Janet Louise, b. 1905. Ad- 
 dress, (Champaign. 
 
 506. •FRANKLIN MARION GILBERT 
 Machinist; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja g, i860, 
 Montgomery, Tex.; s. Thomas Gilbert (b. Lon- 
 don, Eng.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Drafts- 
 man; Mech. Engr. Married Anna Ulrica 
 Fuchs, 1899. Children: Anna Marion, b. S 
 20, 1900; Franklin Carl, b. My 7, igoS- Died* 
 F 3, 19 1 3, New York. 
 
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 507. RUDOLPH ZERSE GILL 
 Contractor; Cert.; b. My 17, 1866, Urbana; 
 s. Z. E. and Hannah K. (Wolfe) Gill. Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Contr. at Knoxville, 
 Tenn., 1889-93; Urbana, 1893 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; K. T.; Shrine; B. P. O. E.; Mo. Ath. 
 Club of St. Louis. Married Nellie Martha 
 Maxwell, O 10, 1889, Knoxville, Tenn. Chil- 
 dren: Rudolph Zerse, b. Je 29, 1894; Frederick 
 Maxwell, b. Mr 23, 1899. Address, Murphys- 
 boro, Ill.t 
 
 508. EDWARD WILLIAM GOLDSCHMIDT 
 (Brother of Nos. 542, 809) 
 
 Dist. Mgr., Wagner Elec. Mfg. Co.; b. Je 23, 
 186s, Davenport, la.; s. Peter (b. 1824, Ger.) 
 and Elise (Hinrichsen) Goldschmidt (b. 1828, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Sale and In- 
 stallation ot Elec. Mach., West. Elec. Co., Clii 
 cago, 1889-1901; Bullock Elec. Mfg. Co., Cin- 
 cinnati, Chicago office, 1901-02; Dist. Mgr., 
 New York office, 1902-04; Dist. Mgr., Wagner 
 Elec. Mfg. Co., St. Louis, at N. Y. office, 
 1904 — . Assoc, mem., A. I. E. E.; Engrs. Club, 
 N. Y. Married Maud Kimball, Je 14, 1894, 
 Champaign. Children: Margaret M., b. 1896; 
 Clara E., b. 1898; Edward K., b. 1905. Address. 
 21 Norman Road, Upper Montclair, 5f. J. 
 
 S09. PHILIP ALBERT GOODWIN 
 B. S. in L. & S.; Address, Albany, Ore. 
 
 510. GRANT GREGORY 
 (Brother of Nos. 140, 179) 
 
 Speculative Bldg. ; B. L. ; b. S 9, 1864, Ann 
 Arbor, Mich.; s. John Milton (b. Jl 6, 1822, 
 Sand Lake, N. Y.) and Julia Gregory (b. S 7, 
 1830, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic. 
 Reporter for the Kansas City Star, 1888-1891; 
 reporter for N. Y. City News Bureau, 1892; 
 reporter of Brooklyn politics, A^. Y. World. 
 1893-1896; N. y. Tribune reporter and copy 
 ed., 1896-1903; asst. night city ed.. Tribune, 
 1903-05; speculative^ bldg. in suburbs of Brook 
 lyn, 190S — . Married Caroline Peeples, O 14, 
 1891, Joliet, 111. Children: Dorothy, b. S 20, 
 1893; John Worthington, b. Mr 14, 1903. Ad- 
 dress, 7106 Bennett Court, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 511. CHARLES WEBER HENSON 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 28, 
 1863, Philadelphia; s. Poindexter Smith (b. 
 D 1831, Va.) and Amorette (Reese) Henson 
 (b. 1832, N. C). Prepared in Bridgeton, (N. 
 J.) H. S. ; So. Jersey Inst.; Stevens Inst, of 
 Tech., Hoboken, N. J.; Univ. of Chicago. Phi 
 Kappa Psi. M. Engr., Am. Bridge Works, two 
 yrs. ; Mfr., 1887 — . Patented three gas regula 
 tors, 1905-7-13. Libn., Baptist Church, twen 
 ty-one yrs. Married Mary Garnett Hegan, Ja 
 25. 1893, Chicago. Address, 338 N. Mason 
 Ave., Austin, Chicago; bus. add., 607 S. Dear- 
 born St., do. 
 
 512. EDWARD SPENCER JOHNSON 
 Pres., Locomotive Works; Cert, in C. E.; 
 B. S. in C. E., 1914; b. S 25, i860. Rock 
 Island, 111.; s. S. T. (b. 1824, Sweden) ami 
 Sophia (Bloomquist) Johnson, (b. 1823, do.). 
 Prepared in Moline H. S. Rodman, C. B. & Q., 
 1887-8; Res. Engr., Davenport, la., and S. Dak.. 
 1888-90; do.. Pacific Short Line, 1890-91; Chief 
 Engr., Sioux City No. Ry., 1891-93; V. P., 
 Flick and Johnson, Const., 1894-1905; Pres., E. 
 S. Johnson Co., 1905-9; Pres., Johnson & Carey 
 Co., 1909 — ; Pres., Davenport Locomotive 
 Works, 1903 — . Mem., Davenport (la.) Cml. 
 Club; Union League Club; 111. Ath. Club; 
 Davenport Outing Club; Arsenal Golf Club. 
 Married Anastatia Madden, Jl 26, 1897. Ad- 
 dress, Davenport, la.; bus. add., East River 
 Road, Davenport, la. 
 
 513. CLARENCE ANGIER LLOYD 
 (Brother of No. 183) 
 Auditor and Mgr.; B. S.; b. Ag 2, 1866, La- 
 Moille, 111.; s. David H. and Ellen Percis 
 (Angler) Lloyd. Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Philomathean, Pres. Expert for U. S. Elec. 
 Lighting Co.; do. Thompson-Houston Elec. Co.. 
 two yrs.; Supt., Cicero Water, Gas and Elec. 
 Lighting Co., two yrs.; Mgr., West. Light 
 Power Co., one yr.; Asst. Supt., Installation 
 at World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 
 Dept. Mach.; Proprietor, Twin City Elec. Co., 
 Champaign; Auditor Lloyd's Main St. Store 
 and Mgr. Lloyd's Univ. Store; Mfr. of Bows- 
 her Tellurian. Inventor of Elec. Transfer 
 Switch; Voltmeter Switch; Motor Regulator 
 for Organ Blowing. Organist at first Baptist 
 Church. Married Ida Mae Kellogg, Ap 15, 
 1890, Chicago (died Mr 30, 1912); Nellie Maud 
 Cole, My 14, 1914. Children; Robert Kellogg, 
 b. F 23, 1891; Mildred Lygia (adopted) b. Ja 
 3. 190S (died My 1906); Marjorie Zidie 
 (adopted) b. My 18, 1906. Address, 1114 W. 
 Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 514. FRANK BREWER LONG 
 (Brother of No. 895) 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in Arch., 1908; b. 
 D 30, 1863, Hamilton, O.; s. John Milton (b. 
 O if), 1835, Monroe) and Emily (Vorhees) 
 Brewer (b. S 10, 1838,' Middletown, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Virden H. S. Arch. Draftsman, 
 Ilolabird & Roche, 1891 — . Mem., C^ongr. 
 Church; Univ. Club of Chicago. Married Jen- 
 nie May Ter Bush, Je 26, 1899, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 656 Bowen Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 1400 Monroe Bldg., do.t 
 
 515- HENRY MOLINEAUX LYMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 1, 1864, 
 Forest City, Calif.; s. Romanzo (b. Northamp- 
 ton, Mass.) and Mary G. (Alderman) Lyman 
 (b. N. Y. state). Prepared in N. W. Coll.. 
 Naperville, 111. Pres., Philomathean; Pres. 
 Ath. Assn.; Engng. Soc. Engaged in Elec. 
 Lighting, 1887-9; Ry- and Lighting, 1889- 
 96; Consulting Engr., 1896-99; Mgr., Heine 
 Safety Boiler Co., 1899—^. Invented Front 
 Wheel Brake for Automobiles; numerous other 
 inventions. Mem., O. Elec. Soc; Nat. Elec. 
 Lighting Assn.; Engrs. Club, Columbus, O.;* 
 Engrs. Club, Philadelphia. Married Marie H. 
 Detmers, 1890, Columbus, O. Children: Dor- 
 othy E., b. 1892; Florence M., b. 1894. Ad- 
 dress, 704 N. Fortieth St., Philadelphia. 
 
 516. WALTER REYNOLDS MITCHELL 
 
 (Brother of No. 1563) 
 Teacher; B. S.; b. O 8, 1861, Locke, O.; s. 
 Emor Hawkins (b. O.) and Emily Sophia 
 (Reynolds) Mitchell (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Dist. Sch. Adelphic; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Hon. 
 scholarship, Univ. of Chicago. Taught in Ur- 
 bana H. S., 1888-9; Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A., 
 Bloomington, 1889-91; taught in Bement H. S. 
 1801; Hyde Park H. S., Chicago, 1891—^. 
 Auth.: Studies of Plant Life, Heath & Cjo., 
 1900 (with Pepoon & Maxwell). Married 
 Florence Medora Stewart, Je 19, 1889, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Beulah, b. Ja 24. 1892; 
 Maurice Stewart, b. My 10, 1894. Address, 
 1228 E. 57th St., Hyde Park, Chicago.t 
 
 517. ALBERT CUTTS MOORE 
 Co. Commissioner; B. L. in L. & S.; b. D 
 12, 1864, Polo, 111.; s. Amos F. (b. 1832, Ack- 
 vvorth, N. H.) and Marcia (Cutts) Moore (b. 
 1838, Kittery, Me.). Prepared in Polo H. S. 
 Philomathean; Pres., Class; Illini Bd. ; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. R. R. employee, 1888-1904; Insp.. 
 Trans-Continental Freight Bus. Bur., 1904-6; 
 Sec, Walla Walla Cml. Club, 1906-12; Co. Com- 
 missioner, Walla Walla Co., 1917 — . First 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 40 
 
 Lt., Co. G, 6th Inf., IlL Nat. Guard, 1888-9. 
 Married Jessie Fearn Rountree, F 8, igi6. 
 Address, 407 Cypress St., Walla Walla, Wash. 
 
 S18. •MARK POWERS 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. 1864, Ind.; s. Joshua 
 Powers. Died F 28, 1895, Evanston, 111. 
 
 S19. ALBERT LENNOX RICHARDS 
 Engineer; Cert.; b. Mr 2, 1865, Bath, Eng. ; 
 s. Albert Heaton (b. 1826) and Fannie L. 
 (Napier) Richards (b. Eng.). Prepared in E. 
 Side H. S., Champaign; Univ. Acad. Rodman, 
 Santa Fe R. R., 1887-8; Engr^ Colo., 1888 
 with U. S. Engng. Corps, Asst. Engr., 1889 — . 
 Married Isabelle N. Noble, Ja 9, 1895, San 
 Diego, Calif. Child, Alberta, b. My 31, 1897. 
 Address, Federal Bldg., Rock Island, lU.f 
 
 520. JOHN IRVING RINAKER 
 
 (Father of No. 7168) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Carlinville, III.; 
 s. John I. (b. 1830, Baltimore) and Clarissa 
 (Keplinger) Rinaker (b. 1834, Franklin, 111.). 
 Prepared in Carlinville II. S.; B. S., Blackburn 
 Coll. Philomathean. Arch., Springfield, 111. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. P.; M. W. 
 A.; Maccabees. Married Nellie Otwell. My 19, 
 1892, Carlinville, 111. (Children: Dorothy Sue 
 ('15); John Irving. Address, 1331 Noble Ave., 
 Oak Knolls, Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 314 
 Ridgely Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 521. GRANT WARREN SPEAR 
 
 V. P. and Mgr., Drug and Chem. Works; 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 7, 1867, Aurora, 111.; 
 s. Warren (b. Burlington, Vt.) and Matilda 
 (Griffith) Spear (b. Chautauqua Co., N. Y.). 
 Prepared in W. Aurora H. S. Pres., Class; 
 Winner 100 and 220 yd. Cont. Pres., Warren, 
 Spear & Co., Aurora, 111., 1887-95; V. P. and 
 Eastern Mgr., Dearborn Chem. Co., 1895 — -• 
 Mem., Chicago Ath. Assn.; N. Y. R. R. Club; 
 Mfrs. and Dealers Club; A. S. M. E. Mar- 
 ried Mary Carr, N 12, 1890, Argenta, 111. 
 Child, Emily Lenore, b. F 2, 1896. Address, 
 838 W. End Ave., N. Y.; bus. add., 299 Broad- 
 way, N. Y. 
 
 522. BEDROS TATARIAN 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. Constantinople, Turkey; 
 s. John Kalinder. Mgr., gold mine. Dale, Calif., 
 1904. Address, Care of Agr. Coll. of Ariz., 
 Tucson, Ariz.t 
 
 523. -HORACE TAYLOR 
 ^, Artist: Cert.; b. O 7, 1865, Christian Co., 
 111.; s. George Rae (b. Burlington, N. 1.) and 
 Margaret S. (Griggs) Taylor. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Sigma Chi. Chicago Daily News 
 and Record, 1887-89; Chicago Herald, 1889-96; 
 New York Journal, 1896-1900; Verdict, 1900-2. 
 Address, Scarsdale, Westchester Co., N. Y.t 
 
 324. MERTON BENWAY WAITE 
 Plant Pathologist; B. S.; b. Ja 23, 1865, 
 Oregon, 111.; s. E. J. (b. 1812, Granville, N. Y.) 
 and Elizabeth (Benway) Waite (b. 1834 
 Renslaer Co.. N. Y.). Prepared in Oregon 
 H. S. Capt., Prize Co., Univ. Regt., 1886; 
 Philomathean. Botanical Asst., Univ. of 111 
 1887-8; U. S. Dept. Agr., 1888-1912. Discov- 
 ered Insect Distribution of Pear Blight Bac- 
 teria, 1891; Self-sterility of Orchard Fruits, 
 1892-3. Articles, Pollination of Pomaceous 
 Fruits; Pollination of Pear Flowers; Cause and 
 Prevention of Pear Blight; Fungicides and 
 Their Use in Preventing Diseases of Fruits; 
 Oth<;r papers on Orchard Diseases. Mem., 
 Cosmos Club; A. A. A. S.; Bot. Soc. Am.; 
 Bot. Soc. of Washington; Biol. Soc. of Wash- 
 ington. Address, Dept. of Agr. Washington, 
 
 525. HERBERT BALDWIN WILLIAMS 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E. ; b. 1863, 
 
 Ridgefarm, 111.; s. R. Williams. Address, Wil- 
 
 lard Hotel, Portland, Ore. 
 
 526. MARY HESS WILLIAMSON 
 (ELDER) 
 B. L.; b. N 16, 1866, near Areola, 111.; d. 
 William (b. My 21, 1835, Middletown, O.) 
 and Anna Maria (Jacoby) Williamson (b. Ja i, 
 1846, Seven Mile, O.). Prepared in Areola 
 and Urbana H. S. Alethenai. Pres., Senior 
 Class; Pres., Alethenai; Pres., Y. W. C. A. 
 1885-6; Pres., Orat. Assn., 1887. St. Sec, 
 Baptist Young People's Union of 111., 1891-3; 
 Pres., Woman's Soc. of Baptist Church, Lima; 
 Pres., Woman's Miss. Circle, Baptist Church, 
 Frankfort, Ind. Married Pearl Adolph Elder, 
 Ap 24, 1894, Champaign, (died Ja 16, 191 1). 
 Children: William Addison, b. Mr 12, 1895; 
 Marianna, b. Ap 15, 1897; Hulda Alexandra, 
 b. Mr 29, 1899; Victoria Alberta, b. S 13, 1901; 
 Paul Adolph, b. S 13, 1901; Olivia Alfreda, 
 b. S 13, 1901; Theodore Allen, b. N 20, 1902; 
 Jane Avis, b. Ap i, 1906; Estelle Angeline, b. 
 Ja 28, 1910. Address, Palacios, Tex.f 
 
 CLASS OF 1888 (27 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 527. MARY LENA BARNES 
 
 B. L. ; b. Ag 2, 1862, near Charmjaign; d. 
 John Norris (b. S 19, 1844, near (Tircleville, 
 Pickaway Co., O.) and Eliza J. (McMillen) 
 Barnes (b. N 24, 1840, near Logansport, Cass 
 Co., Ind.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 A. M., Hartsville Coll., 1897. Treas., Sec, 
 Pres., Alethenai; Inter-soc. Orat. Assn. Prof., 
 Math., Hartsville Coll., 1892-97; while teach- 
 ing at Hartsville Coll., did one yr. of Greek; 
 afterwards Prof., Hist, and Eng., Central 
 Coll., 1897-1902. Studied Greek at Central 
 Coll., two yrs.. Contributed articles to pa- 
 pers, and gave lectures, including: The Reign 
 of Isabella, the Catholic (1892); a critique 
 on J. G. Holland's "Kathrina" (1893); an 
 appreciation of Mary Lyon (1897); lectures 
 at Central Coll. Lucretius and his Relation to 
 Modern Thought (1899); Savonarola (1900); 
 Wordworth's Place and Influence in Eng. Lit. 
 (1901 ); The Meaning and Value of Coll. Life 
 (1901). Addresses, before bd. of mgrs. of 
 Woman's Missionary Assn. of the United 
 Brethren Church. Mem., A. C. A.; V. P., Lib. 
 Assn. Address, 218 Spring St., Eureka Springs, 
 Ark. 
 
 528. *ETTA LORRAINE BEACH 
 (WRIGHT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 458; Sister of No. 630) 
 Cert.; B. S. in L. & S., 1914; b. F 14, 1869, 
 Ind.; d. George W. (b. New York) and Lydia 
 A. (Sims) Beach (b. O.). Prepared in Pub. 
 Sch. and Female H. S., Louisville, Ky. Asst., 
 Art, Univ. of 111.. 1888-9. Married John 
 Edwards Wright ('85), My 5, 1892, Cham- 
 paign. Died Ag 12, 1917, St. Louis. 
 
 529. JOHN GRANT BEADLE 
 Architect; Cert, in Arch.; b. 1863, Kewanee, 
 111.; s. E. Beadle. Address 217 E. Main St., 
 Galesburg, 111. 
 
 530. BENJAMIN BING 
 Merchant; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1891; 
 b. Ag 27, 1867, Urbana; s. Jonas (b. Ap 24, 
 1837, Ger.) and Bettie (Meyer) Bing (b. Je 15, 
 1843, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Adel- 
 phic; Chem. Soc. Asst. Chem., U. P. R. R. Co., 
 1888-91; Chief Asst. Chem., Armour & Co., 
 Packing Houses, 1891-92; Chief Asst. Chem., 
 C, M. & St. P. R. R. Co.. 1892-3; merchant, 
 
50 
 
 LliNiviiKsiTY OK Illinois 
 
 Urbana, 1803 — . Tres. Giand Prairie LoiIkc, No. 
 2»u I. O. H. B.; Sec. Urbana I-oIIkc No. 157, 
 A. F. A. M., igi3— ; Kxccllcnt High Tricst, 
 No. 80, R. A. M., lOi.V— ; Sec. Urbana Chap., 
 do., 1017-18; Worshipful Master, Urbana 
 Lodge, No. 157, A. F. A. M., igoij-io; Grand 
 Lccliner, Grand Lodge of 111., A. F. A. M.. 
 ujoy — . Mem.. No. 10, R. A. M., Urbana, 
 and Thrice Illustrious ALtster, 191 i-u; Cham- 
 naign and Urbana Hebrew Congregation; 
 lewish LUl. of Char., 1904; Merchants' Assn., 
 N. V. Ciiy, iSgr-iDOS; Central Grand Lec- 
 turers' Club of Central, 111.; Mem., Mileage 
 and J'er Diem Com., Grand Chan., R. A. M., 
 of 111., 191 7-1 S; Bldg. Com., LTrbana, 11)14 — . 
 and Custodian of the Temple Bhlg., igi.l — • 
 Address. ^04 W. Elm St., Urbana; bus. add.. 
 1^3 W. Main St., do. 
 
 531. FRED D. IIOWDITCH 
 Teacher; H. L. in L. &• S.; b. N 22, 1S50. 
 Tarboro, N. C. ; s. loseph IL (b. Salem, Mass.) 
 and Elizabeth B. (Abbott) Uowditch (b. Bev- 
 erly, Mass.). Prenared in Urbana IL S. Philo- 
 uuuhoan; Cant.. Univ. Keijt. I'eacher, 11. S. 
 Urbana, nntil 1916. Married Helen L. Iryon, 
 Ag t-', i8»(), Mahomet, 111. Children: Fred T., 
 b. O 3, 1S07; llarvev Russell, b. .la 3. 1^00; 
 Lawrence I., b. Ag iS, 190--; Robert, b., lO'.i. 
 .■Iddri-ss, 504 S. Race St,, Urbana,t 
 
 532. 'WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT 
 Architect; Cert.; b. Je s, 1863, Princeton, 
 111.; s. Peter (h. Je 2, 1837, Princeton, 111.) 
 and Henrietta (.Bacon) Bryant (.b. O --6, 1843, 
 Smitlilield, Mass.). Prepared in Princeton 
 IL S. Adelphie. Arch., draftsman, 1889-90: 
 Heating, Plumbing, & Ventilating; Expert and 
 Contr., 1889-1905; Bldg and Plumbing Insp., 
 Butte, Mont., i8o.'-;j; Mont. St. Mihtia. 
 1896-7. Mem., Am. t>oc. Heating and Venn 
 lating Kngrs., 1900; Royal Arch.; A. F. A. M.; 
 1. O. O. F. Married Fannie Stokes, N i, 1892, 
 Butte, Mont, (died Jl 10, 1900, Butte). Child, 
 Ruth Frances, b. Jl 15, 1900. Died Ap 6, 191-*, 
 Ilolton, Kan. 
 
 533. LINCOLN BUSH 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 14. 
 iSoo, Palos To.. Cook Co., ill.; s. Lewis (b. 
 1811, Bristol, Vt.) and Mary (Ritchey) Bush 
 (b. i8js, Chillicoihe, O.). Prepared in Cook 
 Co. Norm. Sch.; Teachers' course; B. A., Cook 
 Co. Norm. Sell,; VX Kng., 1904. Engvs. Club; 
 Mem,, Nat, Union. Asst, Engr., U. P. R. R, 
 and Pac. Short Line, 1888-90; Instr., Descrip- 
 tive Geom,, one term, Univ. of 111,, 1890; Asst. 
 Engr. with E. L. Corthell, 1800-92; Chief Dralts- 
 man, Western Ollice, Pittsburgh Bridge Co,, 
 i89.>-96: Asst. Bridge Engr. and Acting Div. 
 Engr. C, & N. W, R. R., 1896-9; Bridge Engr., 
 D L '& W. R. R., 1899-1900; Prin. Asst. Engr. 
 and Bridge Engr., D. L. & W. R. R., 1900-3; 
 Chief Engr., D. L. & W. R. R.. 1903-9; ^on- 
 snlting Knur., 1009 — ; Civilian Engr. (exciulive 
 otTice) 0- M- Corps on emergency const., such 
 
 190S; Use of Sand Jacks for lowering great 
 weights, 1902; new method of constructing con_ 
 crete lootings, 1904- Auth.: The Use . ot 
 Scows and Sand lacks in Moving and Lowering 
 a 1000 ton Draw Bridge over the Passaic River 
 at Newark, N. J.. 7-.ii:.i.C. A't-ii'-v. vol, 5". No. --. 
 DP. 590 (.00, 190?; Bush Track Const,, liatlroad 
 :-J,;c- (;.)iv«U-, 1909; A New Tvpe of 1 rain Shed 
 Arch,, 1909; Treatment of Railroad lies una 
 the Materials Available for this purpose ui 
 New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, 
 BiiKnS. Record, vol. 5j. >>'«>•. >'^ ri'- -K^-. ">^'7- 
 Mem.; A. S. C. E., ftir. and Treas.. two yrs.; 
 Am. Ry. Ensng. Assn., Dir. one yr.; formerly 
 mem. Am. Inst, of Const. Engrs.; Iresby. 
 Church. Married Alma Rosetta Green. O 1890. 
 
 Colfax, 111. Children: Cedric Lincoln, b. Ag 
 7, 1S92; Denzil Sidney, b. Ag 7, 1901. Address. 
 345 b|)ringdale Ave., East Orange, N. J. 
 
 534. TRUMAN POST CARTER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Sc, ; b. Ag -m, 1863, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.; s. William Chauncey (b. Ap a, 
 18-0, New Canaan, Conn.) and Julia Ann (Wol- 
 cott) Carter ^b. Je 20, i8-'6. East Windsor, 
 Conn,). Prep;ired in I'iiy 11. S. and Whipple 
 Acad., Jacksonville. A. B. and A. M., III. 
 Coll., Jacksonville. Sigma Chi; IMiilomathean. 
 leacher, 111. Coll., 1891-1901; Dairy Farming, 
 190112;^ Teacher, Jacksonville H. S., igia. 
 i\Iem., Congr. Church. Married Elizabeth De- 
 Motte, Jl 31, 1894, Indianapolis. Childreu: 
 Catharine DeMotle, b. Mr 22, 1898; Roger 
 W'olcott, b. Je 3, 1900; Alice Elizabeth, b. Ap 
 18, 1903. Address, 475 Lincoln Ave., Jackson- 
 ville, lll.t 
 
 535. ELLA CONNET (BABB) 
 
 B. L. in L. & S.; M. L.. 1894: b. Ap 2, 1863, 
 near Solsberry, Ind.; d. Isaac (b. Mr 12, 1805, 
 near Prosperity, Pa.) and Lucinda (Smith) 
 Connet (b, D 25, 1821, near llayesville, O,). 
 Prepared in Chauipaigii H. S. V. W. C. A., 
 Pres. ; Pres., Alethenai; Sopiioiiniph Bd.; Sec. 
 Class, 1S88. Prin,, H, S., Farminglon, 1891-3; 
 do., Faubury, i89.j-5; Pvt. insir. and home- 
 keeper, 1895 — . Mem., Congr. Church; Alum- 
 nae Assn.; Woman's Club of Champaign and 
 LUbana, Married Thomas Babb, Ja 10, 1912, 
 Kansas City, Mo. (died F 14, 1915). Address, 
 11 J W. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 536. FRANK LOREN DAVIS 
 Contractor; Cert, in Arch,; B. S,, 1009; b. 
 
 Ja 13, 1808, near Chestnut, 111.; s. William 
 AbilT (b. Hardin, O.) and Maiy Catherine 
 (Ebernian) Davis (b, Waterloo, 111,), Prepared 
 111 Latham, 111, I'hilomathean. Artist, Sol>ho- 
 .;ra/</i, Capt. Univ. Regt. Arch, Draftsman, 
 "Uurnham and Root, Arehs,, 1888; Mgr,, Burke 
 lud Co., London, Eng,, 1889-91; Contr, and 
 Designer of Marble Work, Mosaic and Tiling, 
 1891; executed the marble interior of the Pub. 
 Lib,, Corn Exchange Bank, and Peoples Gas 
 Uldg., Chicago; B, & O, Office Bldg,, Balti- 
 more; Bcllcvue-Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia; 
 Second Nat, Bank, I'ittsburgh; Stations of the 
 ,N!, V. City Subways, 1917. Auth,: Verse; 111. 
 Reunion bong, 1915; A Trip to Billy Sunday, 
 1915; Along Life s Wayside, 1916; The Eajile s 
 in the Sky, 1917, Mem., Chicago Arch. Club, 
 1SS9; Arch. League, N. Y., 1903- Married 
 Laura M:iynard Johnson, D 19, 1894- Chil- 
 dren: Robert Johnson, b. S 36, 1896; Katherine. 
 b, 11 23, 1898; Anna Medora, b. N 14, 1899. 
 .Id'drcss, 1.150 W, North Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 iuiJ., 1713 Flatiron Bldg., N. V. City. 
 
 537. *RALPH ELMORE DEWEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 1027, loaS) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. D 3, 1S64, Somonauk, HI,: 
 s, Milton Alvord (b, 1830, Lenox, Mass,) and 
 Rebecca Janet (Brown) Dewey (b, 1836, Car- 
 thage, N, v.). Prepared in L'rbana H, S. 
 Philoniathean. Teacher; Asst, Ed., Orange 
 Judd Faniier. Died Mr 7, 1893, Evanston, 111. 
 
 53S, NMARY AUGUSTA EI.DRIDGE 
 Teacher; B, L, in L. & S,; b. Ja 31, 1865. 
 Toulon, 111,; d. Samuel M. (b. S 20, 1820, 
 Springlield, Mass.) and Caroline F. (Gardner) 
 Eldrii^ge (b, S 25, 1831. Newark, N. J.). Pre- 
 pared in C.alva. III. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Died My 18, 1899, Chicago. 
 
 539. 'EDWARD E. ELLISON 
 Civ. Engr. and Phys.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 
 20, 1865, Marine. 111.; Jacob (b. N 15. 1815. 
 Long Island) and Mary A. (Walker) Ellison 
 (b. Mr 1828, Plattsburgh. N. Y.). M. D. Died 
 Jo I, 1896, Alton, III. 
 
T'. ACCAr.A UUKA TK A I.IJ M N [ 
 
 540. "ADOLPllUS D. FOLGER 
 (Brotlier of No. 9.18) 
 Minister; Cert.; B. S. in So.; h. S is, 1858 
 Kiilgefarni, 111.; s. John (h. S 17, 1829, do.) and 
 Klizabelh Ann (Kcynolils) Folgcr (!>. Ag 18, 
 i8,ii, Jilooiniiig(lnl<', Inil.). I'l cparcil in Ver- 
 million Acad. Adelphic; Y. M. C. A. Farmer; 
 Minister. Died S 4, 190:, Alva, Okla. 
 
 54r. GRANT FREDERICK 
 Farmer and Rancher; B. I,, in L. & S.; h. Jl. 
 
 11, 1867, Pa.\ton, Jll.; s. David Alonzo (li. N 6, 
 1831, Milliucn, Mass.) and Mariila Marks 
 (.Shaw) Frederick (b. D 25, 183^, llolder- 
 iiL'ss, N. II.). Prepared in Paxton ('oil. and 
 Norm. Inst. Adclpiiic. Teacher, 18889; law- 
 yer, 1889-97; lawyer and abstractor, 1898-1913; 
 State's Ally, of Hand Co., S. Dak., 1894-6; V. 
 1*. 111. SaviiiKS & Trust Co., Investment Bank- 
 ers, liloomiiiRton, 111., 1911-13; Cashier Odem 
 .St. Bank, Odeni, Tex., 1914-16; farmer and 
 rancher, Odem, 191 6 — . Married Mary Ber- 
 niee Pike, 1> 18, 1890. St. Lawrence, S. Dak. 
 Children: I);ivid Alonzo, h. N 13, 1891 (died My 
 9, '893); M.irilla I.ouis, b. Ja 4, 1894 ((lied Ja 
 
 12, 1894); Nellie Grace, 1). Tl 25, iUcjs; Frances 
 Adelle, b. Mr 8, 1899 (died N "1-0, 1916); Her- 
 bert Louis, b. Ar 25, 1901; Mary Klizabeth, h. 
 N I, 1903; Howard Slu-nnan, b. N 3, 1908. 
 Address, Odem, Tex. 
 
 S-12. ALFRED GUSTAVE GOLDSCHMIDT 
 (Brother of Nos. 508, 809; Father of No. 9096) 
 Flee, and Mecli. En^r.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 
 30, i8()8, Davenport, Ja.; s. Peter (b. Ap 18, 
 i8;^4, Ger.) and Klise (Hinrichscn) Goldschmidt 
 (1). ja 27, 1828, do.). Elec. and Mech. En«r. at 
 Davenport, la.; at present .Supt., Davenport Ga.s 
 & Elec. Co. Mem., B. ]'. O. E. Married Anna 
 Bremer, Je 28, 1894, Davenport, La. {!hil- 
 dren: Erna Claire ('18), b. 11 s, 189;;: Alfred 
 <;., Jr., b. F 21, 1906. Address, 801 W. 14th 
 St., Davenport, Ja.t 
 
 S43- NATHAN PHILLIPS GOODELL 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & S.; b. My 9, 1866, 
 Loda, Iro(|iiois Co., 111.; s. Addison (b. ]1 16, 
 1822, Mentor, Ohio) and Jane H. (Warren) 
 Goodcll (b. Pitlstown, N. Y.). ]'repare<l in 
 Loda H. S. and Greylock Inst., Williamstown, 
 Mass. Adelphic. With A. (Joodell & Sons. 
 Bankers, V. P. and Atty.; admilteil to bar of 
 St. of HI., N 19, 191 1. Mem., 111. S. A. R.; 
 Hamilton Club, Chicaf?o; III. Ath. Club, Chi- 
 cago; .Sec, Bd. of Educ, Loda, 111.; Univ. 
 Club, ChicaRo. Married Mary l^lliiiore Gray, 
 Mr 6, 1894. (.'hildren: Martha Jane, b. Ta 31, 
 1895; Frances Warren, b. Jl 28, 1896. Address, 
 Loda, HI. 
 
 544- GEORGE GREAVES 
 Supt., Car Wheel Works; Cert.; b. Ar zs, 
 1865, Michigan City, Ind.; s. (Jeor^c (b. '830, 
 Aberdeen, Scot.) and Mary Jeannelte (I'ree- 
 man) (Jreaves (b. 1837, 'J'itusville, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Aurora H. S. ; Jennings Sem. Adcl 
 phic. Chem., 1892; Supt., Smelting Works, 
 1898; Metallurgical Chem., igoi;; .Suj)t., Car 
 Wheel Works. Mem., A. F. A. M.; I. O. (). I-.; 
 B. P. O. E. ; Georgia Hussars. Address, 
 care Decatur Car Wheel Co., Savannah, Ga.t 
 
 545- HARRY SANDS GRINDLEY 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 13, 1864, 
 Champaign; s. Joseph S. (b. Oswestry, Eng. ) 
 and Sarah E. (Sands) Grindley (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaifju II. S. D. Sc, Ilarv.ard, 
 1894; Harvard Scholarship, 1892-3; Morgan 
 Fellowship, 1893-4; reappointed, 1894-5. Agr. 
 Club; Grad. Club, Harvard; .Sigma Xi; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon. Asst. in Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of III., 1888-9; Asst., Chem., 1889-92; 
 do.. Harvard, 1892-3; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 
 III., 1894-s; Asst. Prof., 1895-9; Assoc. Prof., 
 1 899- 1 904; Prof, of Gen. f'hem. and Dir. of the 
 
 J:'1'!''V . '-■"''•• '?''l 5; Prof.. An. Nutrition and 
 Chief m An. Nutrition, Agr. Exp. Sla. 1905— 
 Aulb.: Sindies 011 the liidiitiice of Cooking upoii 
 Ihe Nulritivc y.-.hic of Meals, U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr., (Jflice of Exp. Sta., Bui. No. 162, pp. 
 ■ --■3o; Action of Sodic Aleholates on Chloronil 
 Acelals derived from subslilul.-d Quinones, with 
 1 rot. C. L. Jackson, Am. Cliciii. Jour Vol 17 
 I'j'- S77-('07 and 633-^m8; A Study of the J'lios- 
 pliorus Coiilciit of I'Mcsh, yrj»/-. // C V Vol --8 
 18, ()p. 25-63; The Arlilleial Method for Deter- 
 mining Ihe Ea.se and Rapidity of the Digestion 
 ot Me.ils, Univ. of 111., / /„. Univ. Studies, Vol 
 '. ^o. 5, II, pp. 185-203; Determinalion of In- 
 
 ,.„! . 1 . - , ' r,v. ...V. ...i.i v,i.id;» mail- 
 
 lal, elementary lab. course; Studl.s in Nutri- 
 
 w""',',"'^"'-'"'^'' of Saltpeter, vols. I, HI, IV and 
 V- Mem.. A C. S.; A. A. A. S.; Chem. Soc 
 of Loiuloii; Am Soc. Itiol. Chem.; Am Soc. An. 
 Null-.; Am. Pub. Health Assn.; Soc. for Prom. 
 ol Agr. Sc. Married Anna Eaton, Jl 2, 1806 
 hampaign. Addrc-ts. 918 W. Green St Ur- 
 baiia. ' 
 
 546. NELLIE WAINWRIGHT JILLSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & S. 1914- b D i<: 
 
 1867, Pittsburf,, Pa.; d Benj. (b. ]\ ,5, ,8,^; 
 
 Willimaiitic, Conn.) ami Anna (Rovoudt) Jill- 
 
 I'-H •'• ^ )l' \*^-VV "'i'='<l<--l|'l'ia). Prepared in 
 I'ritsburg (Pa.) ||. .S. ,.,„,1 lJ„iv. „f |||. p,^.,, 
 
 Alethenai. Teacher H. S., Pittsburg, Pa., 
 .890-1912. _ Mem.. Nat. Geog. Soc.; Teachers 
 Assn.; Univ. Exten. Course of Lectures. Ad- 
 dress, .315 S. Highland Ave., Ea.st Pittsburg, 
 la. '" 
 
 547. GEORGE BURT McHU(;h 
 Postal Ry Clerk; B. S. in Sc.; b. Jc 15, 1868 
 Urbana; s. Thomas W. (b. My 23, 1818 O) 
 and Lvdia S. (McKiniiey) McHugb (b. N 20, 
 1845. O.). Prepaied in Urbana H. S. Studied 
 Law, 1893-5; N. W. Univ., 1894. Lawyer 
 1888-98; Ry. Mail service, 1898—. Married s! 
 Eleanor Pennock, Mv 17, 1895, Joliet, III. (died 
 All 13, 1910); Camille Eugenie Mercier, S is. 
 19 'o, Galveston, Tex. Address, Houston, Tex. 
 
 548. NELLIE McLEAN (LUMLEY) 
 (Wife of No. 484; Mother of No. 7758) 
 
 r ^^- ^'■.'",^- ^ ^■' ''• '^K '8. '866, Urbana; d. 
 Le\yis A. (b. 1843, III.) and Jennie (Kus.sell) 
 McLean (b. 1845, Ind.). Preiiared in Urbana 
 ','• -^-^ -'''" i5«ta Kappa; Alethenai, Pres.; 
 Class Pres.; Salutatorian; ist Prize Declama- 
 tion Cont., Chicago, 1889-1913; Urbana, 1913— . 
 Mem., Baptist Church; Asst. Supt., S. 'S.; 
 mem., Assn. Coll. Alumnae; Univ. of HI 
 Alumnae Assn.; V. P., Chicago Grade.l Union 
 of S. S. Teachers; Lib. Chicago Story Teller's 
 League. Married Clinton Grant Luiiiley C86), 
 S 26, 1889, Urbana. Children: Harold, b. Mr 
 -■o, 1891; Leslie Roliert ('16), b. Jl 23, 189); 
 Arlcne, h. F 27, 1897; Dorothy, b. Ag 26, 1900'. 
 Address, 141 1 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 549. MARY CLUTHA McLELLAN 
 Cert, in L. & S. ; b. My 13, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; 
 d. Hugh McLellan <h. (jlasgow, Scotland) and 
 Susan Campbell (H(jssuek) McLellan (b. Gon- 
 rock, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Y. W. 
 C. A.; Fresh. Class Historian; Class Sec., 1909. 
 Teacher in Settlement House of A. C. A., five 
 yrs.; Instr., surgical dressings Champaign Red 
 Cross 1917-18. Mem„ Congr. Church. Address, 
 706 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 550. EFFIE ANNIE MATHERS (ENLOWS) 
 B. S.; b. F 8, 1867 Mason Co., HI.; d. John 
 IT. (b. 1827, Miami Co., ().) and Martha Jane 
 CSayers) Mathers (b. 1835, do.). I'repared in 
 Mason City H. S. Alethenai, Pres.; Y. W. 
 C. A. Mem., Christian Church; Eastern Star; 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 Ui 
 
 Pres., Parent and Teachers Assn. Married 
 Paul Alexander Enlows, Ag 9, 1893, Mason 
 City, 111. Children: Freda Effie, b. My 6, 
 1894; Ian Mathers, b. O i, 1896; Kenneth 
 Paul, b. Ap 6, 1902; Harold Eugene, b. Je 
 II, 191 1. Address, 806 W. Bridge St., Black- 
 well, Okla. 
 
 SSI, GEORGE WILLIAM MYERS 
 Professor; B. L. in L. & S.; M. L., 1891; 
 b. Ap 30, 1864, Champaign Co.; s. Robert 
 Henry (b. Ap 30, 1833) and Mary Helen 
 (.Shawhan) Myers. Prt-pared in Urbaiia H. S. 
 Ph. D., Ludwig Maxmillian Universitat zu 
 Munchen, 1896. Valedictorian; 2d place in 
 Inter-Soc. Cont.; Ed., lllini; Philoniathean. 
 Pres., Excelsior term; Sigma Xi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 1888-90; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1890-95; Assoc. Prof., Math, 
 and Astron., do., 1895-7; Prof., Astron. and 
 App. Math, and Astron. Obs., do., 1897-1900: 
 Prof., Teaching of Math, and Astron., Univ. of 
 Chicago, Coll. of Educ. and Math.; Supvr. of 
 Univ. of Chicago Coll. of Educ. Capt. by 
 Brevet, 111. St. Militia. Discovered cause of 
 variability of B. Lyrae and U. Pegasi; inventor 
 of method of computing orbit of close double 
 variables from light curve of the variable. 
 Joint aulh.: The Rational Elementary Anth 
 metic, Scott Foresman, 1905; The Rational 
 Grammar Sch. Arithmetic, do., 1903. Auth. : 
 Von I-ommel's Experimental Physik, Kegan 
 I'aul Trench, 1898; Untersuchungen ueber 
 den Lichtwechsel des Sternes Beta Lyrae: 
 Light changes of U. Pegasi; articles. Mixed 
 Math, in The Univ. of Chicago H. S., Sch. 
 Sc. and Math., 25 pp., 191 1; do.. Report on 
 Teach. Secondary Math, in France, Sch. Rev.. 
 25 PP-. 1911; Math, in Elem. Sch. and Kdgn., 
 for those going to coll. and for those dropping 
 sch., Ed'l. Monthly, 20 pp., 191 1; numerous 
 other articles in mag. along educ. lines. Lift- 
 mem., Astron. Gesellschaft. 1896; A. A. A. S., 
 1897; Soc. Astronomique de Beige, 1896; Soc. 
 Astronomique de Republique Francois, 1896; 
 Am. Math. Soc, 1904: N. E. A., 1904; Circulo 
 Math, di Palermo. Married Mary Eva Sim, 
 Je 27, 1889, Urbana. Children: Sarah Helen, 
 b. My 21, 1890; Joseph William, b. S 20, 1892: 
 Margaret Elizabeth, b. S 14, 1898; Eleanor, b. 
 N II, 1902 (died Mv 18, 1903). Address, 1953 
 E. 72d St.. Chicago.t 
 
 552. JACOB ALLEN PATTON 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 29, 
 1866, Charleston, 111.; s. William Rush (b. O 
 14, 1836, Palestine, 111.) and Hannah Margaret 
 (Decker) Patton (b. N 26, 1843, Charleston, 111.). 
 Prepared in Charleston H. S. M. D., Rush 
 Med. Coll., 1890. Adelphic. Phi Rho Sigma; 
 Bus. Mgr., Sophograph; Treas., Ath. Assn.; 
 Capt. Univ. Regt. Physician and Surg., 1890—; 
 Demonstrator Chem. and Materia Medica, 1893- 
 7; Asst. Prof., do., 1897-1908; Instr., Genito- 
 urinary Surgery, do., 1902-7; Asst. Prof., do.. 
 1907-8; Instr., do., Chicago Polyclinic, 1902-8; 
 Asst. Med. Dir., Prvtdential Life Ins. Co., 1908- 
 14; Assoc. Med Dir., do., 1914 — • Auth.: Lab. 
 Work in Materia Medica and Therapeutics, 
 Chicago Med. Book Co., 286 pp., Mem., Baptisi 
 Church; Hudson Co. Med. Soc. and N. J. St. 
 Med. Soc; A. M. A.; Am. Urological Assn.; 
 The Assn. of Life Ins., Med. Div.; Montclair 
 Associated Physicians; Montclair Club; Essex- 
 Fells Country Club; Montclair Y. M. C. A. 
 Married Katherine Woodward Parr, N 11, 1890, 
 Chicago. Children: Frederick Wilham, b. Ja 
 23, 1893; Mary Virginia, b. O 18, 1895. 4"^- 
 dress, 61 S. Fullerton Ave., Montclair, N. J.; 
 bus. add., Prudential Life Ins. Co., Med. Dept., 
 Newark, N. J. 
 
 553. EDWARD WEBSTER PICKARD 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. & S.; b. S 25, 1864, 
 Madison, Wis.; s. Joseph Coffin (b. 1826) and 
 Mary Ann (Storer) Pickard (b. London, Eng.). 
 
 Sigma Chi; Pres., Philomathean; V. P., Ath. 
 Assn.; Pres. of Class; Tree Orator; Adjt. of 
 Univ. Bn. Journalist with Chicago News, 
 Chicago Evening Post; IVestem Newspaper 
 Union. Mem., Press Club of Chicago, Sec, 
 1907-S-9 — ; Westward Ho Golf Club, Dir., 
 1910 — ; Adventurers' Club of (Chicago; Brothers 
 of the Book; lllini Club of Chicago. Address, 
 1 71 7 Crilly Court, Chicago; bus. add., 521 W. 
 Adams St. do. 
 
 554. RAYMOND MASON PLACE 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. Mr 4, 1866, Foster, R. I.; 
 s. Jason T. (b. S 10, 1820, do.) and Martha E. 
 (Peck) Place (b. My 23, 1834, Dighton, Mass.). 
 Prepared in E. Greenwich Acad.; Eureka Coll. 
 .Adelphic. Taught, 1888-9; Newspaper work, 
 1889-99; Lawyer, 1899 — • Mem., Chicago Bar 
 .Assn.; Press Club of Chicago. Married Nannie 
 Carey, Ja 11, 1902. Address, 318 N. Prospect 
 Ave., Park Ridge, 111. 
 
 555. WARREN RUSSELL ROBERTS 
 Pres., Consulting and Const. Engng. Co.; 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. O 20, 1863, Sadorus, 111.; 
 s. Samuel Martin (b. Ap 4, 1829, Great Falls, 
 N. H.) and Celestia Wood (Myers) Roberts 
 (b. Ja 27, 1834, Blackstone, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Sadorus and Champaign H. Schs. Philo- 
 mathean; C. E. Club. Bridge Engr., 1888-91; 
 Engr. of Bridges for City of Chicago, two yrs.; 
 Pres. and Gen. Mgr. of Engng. and Contracting 
 Co. that built Lib. of Univ. of 111. and Univ. 
 Hall for Univ. of la.; Pres., Roberts & Schaefer 
 Co., Consulting and Const. Engrs. Executive 
 Officer in Charge of the Const. Branch of the 
 Cantonment Div., Q. M. G. O., (now Const. 
 Div. of the War Dept.) 1917 — . Maj., Q. M. 
 U. C, 1917; Lt. Col., Q. M. Corps, N. A., 1918. 
 Auth.: Article on the designing and building 
 of the Van Buren St. Bridge, a new type of 
 Rolling-Lift Bridge, Chicago, Jour, of Western 
 Soc. of Engrs. and Engng. News, 1894; numer- 
 ous articles for Engng. and Tech. Jours, on 
 such subjects as Modern Coal Mining Plants, 
 Engng. as applied to Mod. Coal Mining, Pre- 
 paration of Coal for Market, etc., etc. Mem., 
 Western Soc. of Engrs. Married Lucy C. 
 Stewart, O 7, 1891, Champaign. Children: 
 Jerome Gillespie, b. N 30, 1892; Mary Brayton, 
 b. Jl 28, 1894; Kathryn Stewart, b. F 4, 1896; 
 Elizabeth Evans, b. F 9, 1902. Address, Mc- 
 Connick Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 556. JONATHAN HUNTOON SAMUELS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 15, 1866; 
 
 s. Charles Fred (b. F 29, 1839, Adelaf, Sweden) 
 and Hannah Cecilia (fluntoon) Samuels (b. S 
 -3, 1845, Moline, 111.). Prepared in Moline 
 H. S.; Augustana Coll. Philomathean; Capt. 
 Univ. Regt. Draftsman, Wabash Shops, Spring- 
 field, 111., 1888-9; Designer and Draftsman, 
 Williams, White & Co., Moline, III., 1889-92; 
 Insp., manufactured goods and Supt. of Bldgs., 
 Moline Plow Co., 1892-5; Supt., Factory Erec- 
 tion, Ottawa, 111., 1895-7; with D. M. Sechler 
 Carriage Co., Moline, 111., 1890 — ; elected Gen. 
 Mgr., 1900; Pres., Ft. Madison Plow Co., 
 1908 16; with Univ. Tractor Plant, Moline, 111., 
 I (J 1 6 — . Auth.: Annual pamphlets regarding 
 improvements on corn planters and the hand- 
 ling of fertilizers. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Lucy Beatrice Fisk, Ja 23, 1901. 
 Child, Florence Cecilia, b. Mr 3, 1905. Address, 
 2515 6th Ave., Moline. 111. 
 
 557. JOHN VICTOR EMANUEL SCHAEFER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E., 1905; b. Ja 25, 
 
 1865, Granville, 111.; s. Frederick (b. Ger.) 
 and Anna (Eichenhauer) Schaefer (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Granville Schs. Philomathean; 
 Winner ist prize Philomathean Declam. Con- 
 test; won Inter-Soc. Orat. Contest and Inter- 
 coll. Orat. Contest; 3rd place, Inter-state Orat. 
 Contest, Greencastle, Ind. Mech. Exp., Alling- 
 ton & (Jurtis Co., Chicago, 1889; Instr., Mach. 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 53 
 
 Shop, Univ. of 111., 1889-go; Draftsman, Link- 
 Belt Mach. Co., Chicago, 1890-93; Engr., A. L. 
 Ide & Son, Springtield, 1893-4; Contr. Engr., 
 I, ink-Belt Mach. Co., Chicago, 1904; organized 
 Schaefer Mfg. Co., Birmingham, Ala., 1907; 
 V. P. and Gen. Mgr., Schaefer Mfg. Co., 
 Birmingham, Ala.; V. P., Roberts and Schaefer 
 Co., Chicago, 1913; organized Cement Gun 
 Const. Co., Chicago, Pres. and Treas. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E.; West Soc. of Engrs. Auth.: 
 Pamphlets on subjects of Coal Washing. Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Married Eva Shepherd, Gran- 
 ville, 111. Child, J. Victor, b. O 24, 1900. 
 Address, 1459 Fargo Ave., Chicago. 
 
 558. IDA MAY STOLTEY (PETTY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 442) 
 Cert.; b. Ap 22, 1869, Champaign; d. Henry 
 D (b. 1842, Hanover, Ger.) and Amanda 
 (Busey) Stoltey (b. 1845, Rosedale, 111.). Pre- 
 ared in Champaign H. S. Married George 
 'iley Petty ('85), 1889, Champaign. Children: 
 Lou Fisher, b. D 8, 1889; Edgar Lynde, b. Je 
 20, 1891; Julia C, b. jl 20 1896; Blanche 
 Helen, b. N i, 1898; Bernice Gay, b. N 7, 
 1900; Thomas Henry, b. Ag 18, 1902; George 
 Riley, Jr., b. Ag 21, 1905. Address, R. 10. 
 Oklahoma City, Okla. 
 
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 559. 'JOHN WALTER TAYLOR 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 9, 1866, 
 Decatur, 111.; s. Walter Jason (b. Somerset, 
 O.) and Jennie Frances (Rickets) Taylor. 
 Prepared in Charleston H. S. Local Engr., 
 Middleborough to St. Louis Terminal; Resident 
 Engr., 1893-99; Asst. Chief Engr., 1900-01. 
 Married Mary .Swannell, Je 4, 1890, Chatnpaign 
 Killed, D 26, 1901, East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 560. CHARLES PHILIP VAN GUNDY 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. ; b. Ja s, 1867 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Daniel (b. Je 15, 1828, 
 Exeter, Scott Co., 111.) and Frances Mary 
 (Moores) Van Gundy (b. S 29, 1828, Cincin 
 nati). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Philo 
 mathean; Local Ed., lllini, 1886-7; Bus. Mgr. 
 1887-88; Asst. Ed., Sophograph; Pres. Ath 
 Assn.; Univ. Baseball team; Class Poet. Asst 
 Chemist, B. & O. R. R., 1888-90; Laughlin & 
 Co., Iron Furnaces, 1890-2; Chief Chem., B 
 & O. R. R., 1892—. Mem., A. C. S.; Am. Soc 
 for Testing Materials; Soc. of Chem. Indus 
 Married Esther Louise Bellis, O 21, 1903, Baiti 
 more. Address, care B. & O. R. R., Mt. Clare, 
 Baltimore. 
 
 CLASS OF 1889 (21 LIVING, 5 DEAD) 
 
 S6i. CLEAVES BENNETT 
 (Brother of Nos. 682, 1309) 
 Phys. and Surg.; M. L., 1893; M. D., 1896; 
 b. My 9, 1870, Mattoon, 111.; s. Charles (b. 
 Mr 27, 1839, Bridgeton, Me.) and Susan W. 
 (Cleaves) Bennett (b. Mr 7, 1842, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoon H. S. Philomathean. Asst. 
 Libn., Univ. of 111. to 1894; Physician and 
 Surg, since 1896. Co., St. and Am. Med. Assn. 
 Married Frances Hodges, D 29, 1897, Cham- 
 paign. Children: George L., b. Ja 6, 1901; 
 Charles H., b. S 8, 1906. Address, 712 W. Park 
 St., (Champaign; bus. add., 418 Illinois Bldg., do. 
 
 562. FREDERICK MARSH BENNETT 
 (Husband of No. 678; Brother of No. 933) 
 
 Clergyman; B. L.; b. Ap 6, 1866, Wood- 
 stock, (J.; s. George F. (b. Ja 11, 1836, Wood- 
 stock, Vt.) and Orpha A. (Marsh) Bennett (b. 
 1837 Woodstock, O.). Prepared in Atlanta 
 H. S. A. M., Harvard, 1895. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 First Pres., Freshman Class; Pres., Philoma- 
 thean; Foreman, lllini, four yrs. Walla Walla, 
 Wash. 1889-90; Anacortes, Wash., Real Est. 
 and Banking, 1892; Unitarian Minister, at 
 Carthage, Mo. 1895-96; do.. Keokuk, 1896-99; 
 do., Lawrence, Kan., 1899-1912; Salt Lake City, 
 1912-13. Minister, First Unitarian Church, 
 Youngstown, O., 1914 — . Ed. several church 
 papers. Auth. of sermons and articles in the 
 Christian Register, The New Unity, Springfield 
 Republican, etc. Mem., Missionary Council Am. 
 Unitarian Assn.; Field Agt. Am. Unitarian 
 Assn., N. Y. City, 1913-14; Dir., West. Unitar- 
 ian Conf. ; Missionary Mo. Valley Unitarian 
 Conf., Pres., Meadville Unitarian Conf. Mar- 
 ried Alice May Barber ('92), S 5, 1805, La Fox 
 111. Children: Orpha Estelle, b. N 29, 1896 
 (died F 14, 1912) ; Lawrence Barber, b. Ap 23, 
 1900. Address, 141 1 Elm St., Youngstown, O. 
 
 563. CHARLES ARTHUR BOPES 
 Farmer, Stock Raiser and Banker; B. S. in 
 Agr. ; b. S 30, 1867, Reynolds, 111.; s. David (b. 
 1825, Columbia Co., Pa.) and Sarah (Titter- 
 ington) Bopes (b. iS-^s, Ross Co., O.). Pre- 
 pared in Country Sch. and Univ. Acad., 
 1884-5. Philomatl.ean: Agr. Club. Farming, 
 stockraising and feeding, 1889 — -; Banking, 
 1903 — ; Dir., Farmers' St. Bank, Reynolds, 111., 
 Pres., 1916 — ; Dir., Am. Trust and Savings 
 Bank, Rock Island, 111.. 1912 — . Mem., Pres- 
 by. Church. Address, Reynolds, 111. 
 
 564. *CHARLES WESLEY BRIGGS 
 Lawyer; LL. B. in L. & S.; b. 1861, Lincoln, 
 HI.; guardian, Mrs. M. E. Lasher. Died S 3. 
 1898, Chicago. 
 
 565. LILLIE O. BRONSON 
 Cert, in L. & S.; B. L., 1914; b. 1865, 
 Akron Tp., Peoria Co., III.; d. DeLorman T. 
 Bronson (b. Je 25, 1834, Norton Center, O.) 
 and Nina Bispham (Gue) Bronson (b. Ap 2, 
 1842, Nevill, O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Y. W. C. A.; Class Pres. Professional Nurse. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address. 11 07 W. Illinois 
 -St., Urbana; bus. add., Calahan liillcrest. .i2 
 White St., Eureka Springs, Ark. 
 
 566. ALBERT CARVER 
 Asst. Prin.; B. S. in Sc; b. D 17, 1862, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Felix (b. O 4, 1828, Dayton, 
 O.) and Rachel Tamsen (Donner) Carver (b. 
 My 7, 1842, Springfield, 111.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. .S. Class Orator: Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Raised a company for Spanish-Ameri- 
 can War, not mustered into service." Past 
 Commander, K. T. Deacon, Presby. Church. 
 Instr., Physics H. S., Springfield. Mar- 
 ried Elizabeth C. Payrann, Ag 12, 1896, 
 Springfield, 111. Address, 120 W. Allen St., 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 567. BLANCHE ADELIADE CHURCH 
 Teacher; B. L.; b. My 15, 1868, Atlanta, 111.; 
 d. Azel Edward (b. Jl 21, 1832, Swanton, Vt.) 
 and Jane Gertrude (Leonard) Church (b. S 
 30, 1837, Dewitt, N. Y.). Prepared in Atlanta 
 TT. S.; studied in Ger. and France, 1898-1900; 
 France, 1905; The Sorbonne, 1910. Pres., 
 .Alethenai; served on class com.; class day pro- 
 gram. Hist, and Prophecy; Pres., Orat. Assn., 
 one term. Teacher, Ottawa Tp. H. S., 1889-93; 
 studied at Chicago Art Inst., 1894-5; taught, 
 Atlanta Pub. Sch., 1896-8: taught LaSalle H. S., 
 1900-07; Cent. H. S., Grand Rapids, Mich., 
 1007 — . Mem., D. A. R.; Alliance Francaise 
 and various other clubs. Address, 724 Fountain 
 St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 568. AMY COFFEEN 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 735, 11 16) 
 
 Music Teacher; B. L. in L. & S.; b. D 18, 
 
 1867, Homer, 111.; d. Alva Martin (b. F 11, 
 
 1836, Attica, Ind.) and Miranda Amy (Gaines) 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 [1889 
 
 Coffeen (b. D 28, 1836, Virginia, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Alethenai. Studied music in New England 
 Conservatory of Music, i8gi; Gottschalk Lyric 
 Sch., 1892-3; Carnthers Sch. of Piano, 1915-18; 
 teacher of piano. Champaign, 1891-1909; Chi- 
 cago, 1918 — . Address, 5117 Winthrop Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 569. LOUIS S. DAUGHERTY 
 Teacher; B. S.; M. S., 1893; b. Ag 10, 
 1857; s. Samuel (b. O.) and Rachel (Mechem) 
 Daugherty (b. do.). Prepared in Wenona H. S.; 
 St. Norm. Univ.. Normal, 111. Ph. D., Wesley- 
 an Univ., 1901; grad. work, Univ. of Chicago, 
 1893-5; summer terms at various universities; 
 travel and study abroad, 1907. Sc. teacher, 
 Ottawa H. S., 1889-1895; do.. Mo. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1897-1913; teacner, biol. and chem.. Mo. 
 Wesleyan Coll., 1913-18. Served seven yrs. in 
 different Nat. guard regts. Auth. : Gen. Prins. 
 of Zool.; Prins. of Econ. Zool., 428 pp., \V. B. 
 Saunders, 1917. Mem., A. A. A. S. Zool., 
 1903; Foreign Mem. Lond. Royal Societies 
 Club; Teachers' Assn., Mo., N. E. A. and 
 other Teachers' Assns. ; Eminent Com. Ely 
 Commandery Kirksville, Mo.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Millie Crum, Jl 8, 1885. Children: 
 Blanche C, b. 1890; Bessie L., b. 1893. Ad- 
 dress, 116 E. Baldwin St., Kirksville, Mo. 
 
 570. HORACE DUNAWAY 
 Civ. and Drainage Engr. ; A. B. in C. E.; 
 
 b. My 15, 1863, Grand Ridge, 111.; s. J. N. 
 (b. O II, 1835, Fayette Co., Pa.) and Mar- 
 tha A. (Doolittle) Dunaway (b. 14, 1836, 
 St. Marys, Ga.). Prepared in Ottawa H. S. 
 Philomathean; Engrs. Club. Recorder on Miss. 
 Riv. Comn. Surv., St. Louis, 1S89-90; Ry. Tran- 
 sitman, Dublin, Tex., 1890; Surv., pvt. practise, 
 Comanche, Tex., 1891; Topographer, Miss. Riv. 
 Comn., St. Louis, 1892-6; Jr. Engr., Mo. Riv. 
 Comn., do., 1897-99; Jr. Engr., U. S. Engng. 
 Office, St. Paul, 1899-1901; Topographer, U. S. 
 Geol. Sun, Wash., D. C, 1901-2; Res. Engr., 
 Carruthersville, Mo., 1902; Jr. Engr., U. S. 
 Engng. Office, St. Paul, 1992-6; Sewer Insp., 
 Morris, Minn., 1906-7; Bridge Insp., U. S. 
 Engng. Office, St. Paul, 1908-10; Contr., Min- 
 neapolis, 1911-14; Civ. and Drainage Engr., pvt. 
 practise, Elbow Lake, IMinn., 191 5-18. Capt., 
 Elbow Lake Home Guard, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Engrs. Club, St. Louis; Nat. Geog. Soc. 
 Address, Elbow Lake, Minn. 
 
 571. ROWLAND WATKINS EVANS 
 Bldg. Contr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 4, 1866, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. John Watkins (b. F 12, 
 1828, Ebensburg, Pa.) and Martha (Williams) 
 Evans (b. 1840, Ebensburg, Pa.). Prepared in 
 111. St. Norm. Univ.; Univ. Acad. Pres. Ath. 
 Assn., 1888-9. Married Alice Tryner, O 9. 
 1894, Bloomington, 111. Children: George Try- 
 ner, b. Ja 13, 1898; John Watkins, b. S 27, 
 1 90 1. Address, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 572. HARRY FREDERICK KENDALL 
 Newspaper Editor: B. L. in L. & S.; b. .Ag 
 17, 1865, Flora, 111.; s. Cyrus D. and Ro- 
 villa Catherine (Miller) Kendall. Prepared in 
 Newton H. S. Read Law, 1889-91; admitted to 
 bar, 1 891; soon after took up newspaper work; 
 Ed., Dailv Joiir. Gazette, Mattoon, 111. Mar- 
 ried Jessie B. Johnson, Mr 2, 1S98, New- 
 ton, 111. Address, 1309 Lafayette Ave., Mat- 
 toon, Ill.t 
 
 573. DAVID RUSSELL KINDER 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & S.; b. F 9. 1868, Ma- 
 coupin Co., 111.; s. Abraham (b. Jl 23, 1837, 
 do.) and Adelia A. (Chapman) Kinder (b. F 6, 
 1846, do.). Prepared in Litchfield H. S. Philo- 
 mathean. Taught sch.. East St. Louis and 
 studied law in an office, 1889-92; practised law 
 
 in Litchfield, 1892 — . City Atty., Litchfield, 
 1893-4; Master in Chancery of Montgomery 
 Co., 1901-5. Married Eva M. Martin, My 23, 
 1903, Springfield, 111. Children: Dwight R., 
 b. My I, 1908; Paul M., b. Ja i8, 1910; one 
 child died in infancy. Address, 1013 Madison 
 St., Litchfield, 111.; bus. add., 405 N. State St., 
 do. 
 
 574. DAVID ROBINSON KINKEAD 
 (Brother of No. 750) 
 Dist. Foreman; B. S. in M. E. and C. E.; b. 
 D 8, 1866, Earlville, 111.; s. Joseph R. (b. Mead- 
 ville. Pa., 1834) and Julia (Robinson) Kinkead 
 (b. Paw Paw, 111., 183S). Prepared in Earlville 
 pub. schs. Engr. in Chicago, Oil City and In- 
 dependence, Kan.; Dist. Foreman, P. O. & G. 
 Co. Married Dora M. Weber, Je 20, 1892, 
 Earlville, 111. Child, Dorothy Elizabeth, b. 
 Jl 14, 1904. Address, 205 W. Wea St., Paola, 
 Kan. 
 
 575. *CYRUS ALMON LEWIS 
 Farmer and Arch.; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 20, 
 1863, Joliet, 111.; s. C. A. (b. Decatur, N. Y.) 
 and Emmeline (Seward) Lewis (b. do.). Arch., 
 .Spokane and Whatcom, Wash., 1890; Farmer, 
 Joliet, 111., 1 89 1. Mem., M. E. Church. Mar- 
 ried Anna Morton, O 20, 1889, Hope, Idaho 
 (died Ja i, 1891); Lulu B. Ames, My 3, 1893, 
 Springifield, 111. Children: Anna Isabelle, b. F 
 
 16, 1897 (died Mr 8, 1897); Dorothy Pringles, 
 b. Jl 17, 1898; Franklin Spencer, b. N 9, 1901. 
 Died Ja 12, 1908. 
 
 576. *JAMES LIVINGSTONE LEWIS 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. 1850, Franklin Co., 111.; 
 s. Elizabeth Lewis. Died D 20, 1894, Gaines- 
 ville, Pa. 
 
 577. EDWARD FRANCIS LIGARE 
 Engineer; Cert.; B. S. in Min. Engr., 1914; b. 
 S 4, 1866, Escanaba, Mich.; s. George G. (b. 
 1821, Winchester, Eng.) and Elizabeth Grey 
 (Steele) Ligare (b. 1829, Rochester, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Glencoe H. S. Married Edith 
 Francis Hovey, S 19, 1895- Children: Eliza- 
 beth Frances, b. D 25, 1896; Alice Louise, b. 
 Je 24, 1900; Robert Edward, b. D 28, 1904; 
 Harriet Hovey, b. O 20, 1911. Address, 156 
 Keystone Ave., River Forest, Cook Co., Ill.t 
 
 578. ROBERT BONNER McCONNEY 
 Gen. Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 27, 1866, 
 Sadorus, 111.; s. Oberlin C. (b. D 10, 183s. 
 Bainbridge, O.) and Margaret E. (Sadorus) 
 iMcConney (b. Je 15, 184-', Sadorus, 111.). 
 Prepared in Common Sch., Sadorus, 111. Erect- 
 ing Engr., 1S89-92; Supt., Const., 1892-3; Chief 
 Draftsman. Supt., Asst. Mgr., Davis Iron 
 Works, 1893-7; Consulting Engr., Mine & 
 Smelter Supply Co., 1897-1902; Salesman, 
 Holthoff I\Iach. Co., 1902-4; Mgr., Denver 
 office, Allis Chalmers Co., 1905-9; Gen. Mgr., 
 The F. M. Davis Iron Works Co., 1909-16; 
 Gen. Mgr., The Plaines Iron Works Co., 
 ipig — . Married Gertrude I. Schriver, Ap 20, 
 1892, Denver. Children: Robert Clay, b. Je 
 
 17, 1893 (died Jl 18, 1894); Virginia, b. My 7. 
 1904. Address, 1162 Vine St., Denver. 
 
 579. OLIVER STEPHEN MOLES 
 Teacher; B. L.; M. L., 1893; b. Ja 16, 1861, 
 Peoria; s. Oliver (b. Mr 12, 1805, Dumfries, 
 Scot.) and Mary (Robertson) Moles (b. Je 10, 
 1815, Glasgow, do.). Prepared by pvt. instruc- 
 tion. Ph. D., Univ. of Denver, 1897. Adel- 
 phic; Class and Commencement Orat. Pnn., 
 Schs., Monroe, la.; Supt., Canon City. Colo.; 
 Prin., Logan Sch., Denver, 1893-5; taught. West 
 Side H. S., Chicago, 1895-7: Prin., Sherman 
 Sch. 1897-1904; Prin., East Side H. S., 1904— • 
 Married Mary L. Hunter, Ag 7. 1890, Calhoun, 
 
iSgo] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 55 
 
 111. (died F 8, 19 16). Children: Hunter 
 Stephen, b. Je 17, 1891; Laura Esther, b. My 9, 
 1897; Eleanor and Evelyn, b. D 19, 1901. Ad- 
 dress, Wheat Ridge, Colo. 
 
 580. TEANAII JANE PAINE 
 (Sister of No. 665) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Jl 7, 1864, Sidney, 111.; 
 d. Andrew Jackson (b. Ag 19, 1832, Grafton, 
 Mass.) and Elizabeth Ann (Shackleford) Paine 
 (b. My 7, 1827, Danville, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Sidney and Champaign H. Schs. Y. W. C. A. 
 Teacher and Housekeeper. Mem., Y. W. C. 
 A.; Y. P. S. C. E.; W. C. T. U. Died 
 S 23, 1907, Longview, 111. 
 
 S8i. LUTHER SHERMAN ROSS 
 (Brother of No. 289) 
 Professor; B. S.; M. S., 1890; b. S 6, 1864, 
 Reno, 111.; s. John Milton (b. 1823, Maury Co., 
 Tenn.) and Ruth Naomi (Jones) Ross (b._i82S, 
 do.). Prepared in Greenville H. S. Philoma- 
 thean Pres.; 2nd prize Declamation Contest, 
 do.; ist place. Orat. Contest, do.; Hatchet 
 Orat. ; Pres., Class. Fellowship in Zool. Prof., 
 Nat. Sc, 1890-1; Prin. Sch., 1891-2; Prof., 
 Biol., Drake Univ., 1892-1907: Prof., Zool. 
 and Bact., 1907-14; Dir., Des Moines Aux. St. 
 Bact. Lab., 1907-14; Sec. la. Acad, of Sc. ; Prof, 
 of Zool., 1914 — . Ed. of Proc, 1906-13; Pres., 
 la. Acad, of Sc, 191 7-18. Auth.: On the 
 Structure and Development of the Lemon, Bot. 
 Gazette, Vol. 15; Prelim. Notes on the la. 
 Entomostraca, Proc. la. Acad, of Sc, Vol. 3, 
 pp. 170-3; Some Manitoba Cladocera, with 
 description of one new species, Am. Nat., Vol. 
 31, No. 364, pp. 293, 303, also in Proc. la. 
 Acad. Sc, Vol. 4, pp. 154-162; A New Species 
 of Daphnia and Brief Notes on Other Cladocera 
 of la., do.. Vol. 4, pp. 167-70; An Observation 
 on the Number of Bacteria in Des Moines 
 Sch. Bldgs., do., Vol. 13, pp. 21-3; Food of Sub- 
 terranean Crustacea, do.. Vol. 13, pp. 273-6; 
 Historical Sketch of Early Health Regulation 
 in la., do., pp. 229-40; Trophospongium of the 
 Nerve Cell of the Crayfish, Jour. Cornp. Neurol., 
 D 191 S, pp. 523-534. Fellow, Am. Micros. Soc; 
 Fellow, A. A. A. S. Married Ellen Maria 
 Bardwell, Je 22, 1892, Leverett, 111. Children: 
 Ruth Lovilla, b. S 5, 1895; Helen Bardwell, 
 b. F 28, 1901; Mary Kellog, b. Ap i, 1903. 
 Address, 1308, 27th St., Des Moines. 
 
 582. MYRTLE EVA SPARKS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & S.; A. M., 1890; b. 
 O 9, 1861, New Haven, la.; d. Fanny Moore. 
 Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Taught Latin in 
 Ottawa. III. Mem., Presby. Church; Modern 
 Literature Club. Address, care Ottawa High 
 School, Ottawa, Ill.t 
 
 583. PHILIP STEELE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 19, 1865, 
 Johnson, Vt. ; s. Levi B. (b. Ap 28, 1829, 
 Buxton, Me.) and Mary Ide (Peabody) Steele 
 (b. N 22, 183s, Rochester, Vt.). Prepared in 
 Concord H. S. Pres. Philomathean; Ed., 
 Sophograph; Bus. Mgr., Illini. Mech. Engr., 
 Chicago, 1895 — ; Past Pres. and Dir., Chicago 
 Civ. Service League; Sec., Mex. Coml. and 
 Sugar Co., 1912^. Pres., Mun. Employment 
 Soc. of Chicago; Past Pres. and Sec, I'll. St. 
 Assn.; Nat. Assn. Stationary Engrs.; Mem., 
 Blany Lodge 271, A. F. A. M., 1917; Supreme 
 Treas., Columbian Circle, 1916. Married Hattie 
 Morrison, F 11, i8gi, Urbana. Child, Phyllis, 
 b. Je 7, 1893 (died F 21, 1910). Address, '1455 
 Rascher Ave., Chicago. 
 
 584. *HERMAN LINCOLN WEIS 
 (Brother of No. 371) 
 Designer; Cert, in M. E.; b. D 12, 1866; s. 
 Joseph (b. 1825, Hana, Ger.) and Marie (Bren- 
 nemann) Weis (b. 1828, Marburg, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Peru H. S. Designer for Arch. Iron 
 Works. Died Jl 25, 1891, Tonica, 111. 
 
 585. MARGARET WESTON 
 (VAN OSDELL) 
 (Sister of Nos. 117, 297, 454, 586) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Je 16, 1870, Champaign; 
 d. Nathan (b. 1827, Walworth, N. Y.) and 
 Jane (Cloyd) Weston (b. 1831, Troy, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Champaign II. S. Married Frank 
 Mills Van Osdell, Je 16, 1903, Chicago. Chil- 
 dren: Arthur Weston, b. S 28, 1904; Florence 
 Elizabeth, b. Ag 24, igo8. Address, Wheaton, 
 
 586. NATHAN AUSTIN WESTON 
 (Brother of Nos. 117, 297, 454, 585; 
 Husband of No. 505) 
 Dean; B. L.; M. L., 1898; b. 1868, Cham- 
 paign; s. Nathan (b. 1827, Walworth, N. Y.) 
 and Jane (Cloyd) Weston (b. 1831, Troy, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Champaign IT. S. Ph. D., 
 Cornell, 1901. Adelphic; Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Fellowship, Univ. of Wis., 
 1897-8; Fellowship, Cornell, 1898-9. Instr., 
 LTniv. Acad., 1893-1897; Grad. Stud., 1897-9; 
 Asst., Pol. Econ., Cornell, 1899-1900; Teacher 
 and Prin. of Schs., 1899-1900; Instr. and Asst. 
 Prof., Econ., Univ. of 111, 1900 — ; Asst. Dir. 
 of Courses in Bus. Adm., 1908-15; Acting Dean, 
 Coll. of Commerce and Bus. Adm., Univ of 111., 
 1915 — • Mem., Am. Econ. Assn. Married 
 Angeline Gayman ('87), 1894, Champaign. 
 Children: Nathan, b. i8g6; Janet Louise, b. 
 1905. Address, 601 Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 CLASS OF 1890 (37 LIVING, 5 DEAD) 
 
 587. JAMES BARR 
 (Brother of Nos. 1624, 2574) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 22, 1868, 
 Urbana; s. Andrew (b. O i, 1836, Lanarkshire, 
 'Scot.) and Elizabeth McBeath (Paisley) Barr 
 (b. Ag 3, 1842, Scot.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Capt., Univ. Regt. Chief Draftsman for 
 Armour & Co. in Power Dept. Mem., West. 
 Soc. Engrs. Married Lillian R. Bennett, Ap 
 22, 1902, Chicago. Children: Robert J., b. Mr 
 8, 1903; Helen Frances, b. Mr 22, 1905; James, 
 Jr., b. O 28, 1907; Arthur Thomas, b. Je 12, 
 191 1. Address, 7434 Princeton Ave., Chicago. 
 
 588. SAMUEL DAY BAWDEN 
 Mgr. Indus. Settlement; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. D 2, 1868, Elyria, O.; s. Rev. Henry Heath 
 (b, Ja 17, 1839, Totnes, Devon, Eng.) and 
 Harriet Newell (Day) Bawden (b. Ja 31, 1842, 
 N. Y. C). Prepared in Dayton H. S. and 
 
 Denison Univ. B. S., 1890; B. D. Rochester 
 Theol. Sem., 1897. Philomathean; Pres. Inter- 
 coll. Ath. Assn., 1889. Sr. Maj. Univ. Bn.; 
 Bvt. Lt., I. N. G.; Teacher, Math., Univ. Acad., 
 1890-1; Teacher, Man. Tr., Beardstovvn H. S.; 
 Supt., Beatrice Elec. Light and Power Co.; 
 Clerk Columbian Exp.; Teacher, Man. Tr., la. 
 City H. S. ; began work as a Protestant Chap- 
 lain, N. Y. St. Indus. Sch., Rochester; Supt., 
 rfo., 1895; became Indus. Miss'y to Telugus of 
 India, 1904; Baptist Minister, ordained, 1898; 
 Supt., Indus. Exp. Sta., Ongole, India, 1906- 
 12; in U. S. on furlough, Mr 1912 — Ag 1913; 
 Mgr., Erukala Indus. Settlement, Kavali, Nel- 
 lore Dist., South India, 1914 — . Auth.: Report 
 of the Indus. Conf., 1910; The Christian Lit. 
 Soc. for Ind., Madras, Ind., 1911, 131 pp.; 
 also a number of articles. Mem., Indus. Miss'y 
 Assoc, of India, Pres., 1910-12; Exchange Ed., 
 Baptist Miss'y Review, 1910-11; Ed. Indus. 
 Miss'y Assoc. Dept., do., 191 1. Married Minnie 
 L. Cotton, Je 23, 1896, North Amherst, O. 
 
5(> 
 
 UnIVKUSITY UK Il.l.lNDlS 
 
 1 1 Stjo 
 
 ChiKlicn: lleihert Ncwtuii, b. 1"' j, lyoo; 
 PouitlitM (.".iiiilinc, b. It* IS, igo4. Address, 
 Uuv.ili, Nilloif Diiit., S. India. 
 
 S8g. JOHN VV. JUilARDSLEY 
 (liiotlirr of No. ai).() 
 Examiner aiul Appialscr of Kariii loans; B. 
 1..; b. My ^\, 1S70, lli.iiii|>iiiKi>; s- ^'I'o. 1'". (b. 
 My -•{>, it!-'7, Knox Co., O.) aiul Marllia 
 l^M.-iluiii) lic.uUKy U'. .11 II.. v8.i|, N. _V.), 
 I'ltparril in CbaiupaiKn II. S. Ailfl|iliic. C'loik 
 in Law ntVur, i8>;oiii; Kire Ins., iKi)i-«ja; Mijr. 
 Mach. slii'i' ami lonndry. lSy^■loo-■; Life In.s., 
 i<}ujt>; iMiiil I'anucr, iyo6 10; nu'icliant, igio- 
 ij; farm Kmus. idi-' . I'lilfr, jml I'losbv. 
 I'hnicb, Conmil IMnlTs. la. Matrit-d Kililh M. 
 .Stavr, .If 1.1, iSoij, ('h,uu|i.iiKH. C'hiUlrrn; 
 Allifd, b. .'^ 11, moo; Kalluiinf, b. Ak ,U. 
 iijoj; John VV. Jr., I). Ajj ly. u;ii. .•(ii(i»vw. 
 K. .i, Ihi\ 131, C'ouniil RlnlT.s, la.; bus. 
 
 odd., .'OV I'oal'l .*^t.. </(>. 
 
 Sc,o. "lanVARU MILLS UKN.^ON 
 (.Urollier of No. ioj^) 
 II. .•^. in C. K.; b. Mr --s. iSoo. Oak t;rovc 
 
 (.now (.'ailoi-k), HI.; .s. Cyrns 11. (h. S i(.. iS.i.s. 
 
 do.) aiul l.ni-y Aniamla (.Uowt-lO lUnson (b. 
 
 Ak 10. iSoQ, di>.). rn-parcd in I'liiv. .Viail. 
 
 l'hiloii\athran: (.\ K. CUxh. Uraftsman, inslrn 
 
 nieiitiiian ami .Vsst. I'.nnr.. Norllifrn I'ai'. U. K., 
 
 i8go-oj; do., Sookanc Falls ami NorlluMi\ K. K., 
 
 iHta-3. liiod O 8, i8y.i, Ames. la. 
 501. rOl.UMHUS AUSTIN IIOWSHKU 
 lul., ('mi;.»M(v of thg World. iVrt.; b. 
 
 lliiarU, Maionpiii Co., 111.; s. K. U. liowsbcr, 
 
 .•fdti»«j(. Caxton UUIr., Cleveland. 
 
 SOJ. ANNA CECILIA HOYl.K 
 (.IDNKKKSFKl.in 
 
 (Wife of No. 8S7) 
 
 A. K. ; b. t'bani|.aiKn; d. I'alriek (h. i8--8. 
 Irelanvl) and Catharine (.1 yi"t"l>^ lioyle (h. i8,i-;, 
 do.). I'repared in Clian\|iaiKn 11. .'^. .Methenai. 
 Bookkeeper and lashier, 1000. Men>., Clmagi' 
 Assn. Coll. Alumnae. Married IVler Junker.s 
 leld ('^}f.), Je u), Jooi, ChanipaiKn. C'luld, 
 Marv JoVepliine. 1>. S ,s. U)ii. .-/(]<//<■.>'.>.. 0,0 
 .Stone & \Vel.,-.ter. i,\>nslrs., Uostoi\. 
 503. LUCIA HKUMnACll (nOC.ARlHlS) 
 (Wife of No. 3.<o> 
 
 U. I..: b. N 17. iSt>7. Ottawa. HI.; d. David (b. 
 As u, iSu'. Ouawa. 111.) and Helen Barnes 
 Untml'aeli (b. i8.»o, IMiea. N. Y.). Prepared 
 u\ I ake Erie Sem., I'ainesville. O. Alethenai. 
 TauKbt in Watsek.i H. S,, 1800 ui. Mem., Clas- 
 sic Culture Club, i8»j; Mothers' Club, looj 
 (See, luo^s^; l~hau\in.ide Musu-al Club, hjoj; 
 InlereolleKiate .Mumnae .\ssn., loo.t; ril.nrini 
 CouKT. Chuieh; City Y. W. C. .\. lUl., looo 1 1 ; 
 I'res,. Seattle Branch of Mothers' Conn-. ioo8- 
 11; St, (."hm.. Legislative Com, ami Fed. of 
 Clubs. Married Ch.irles KuKoue Bo^ardns. 
 (■8,0, F l^. <S^'»4. *.;ilman. 111. Children: Al 
 moil Fuseiie. b, S .'8. iSo.s: W'allaee Havid. h. 
 l> I, i8»(i: Helen Kvelyn, b. Ja 17, iStjg. .-td- 
 dress. 00 CoUnnbia St., Seattle. 
 
 S04. NORMAN HARVEY CAMP 
 EvanKelist; U. S.; b. Je js, 1807. Uement. 
 111.; .s, lames Harvev (h. O 5. j8rt. Mt. Ver 
 non, 0,"S and .\noa I'alherine (Holm) Can\p 
 (b. Mr 16. 1847. Buovrus, O.). Prepared in 
 Beiuent H. S. : l.L. U., N'orthwestern, i8yj. 
 rhilomathean; Repr, in Oral. Contest; Class 
 i'res,, \8ijo. I'laetised I aw until O, looo; 
 i\ible Te.u-liei .ind l'"vans«'''S'' '"'^"^ — : Teach 
 er of I'niiui Bible Cl.isses in Can, and V. S. 
 ioo.|. ^^em., Kxten, .*^tatl of the Moody Bible 
 Inst, of Chicak;o. .Vnth.: pamphlets. The Wav 
 of Life made Plain; The G. A. R. Manieil 
 Mabel Johnston. Je ,^. 1800, Ch.tnute. Kan. 
 ChiKlven: Horace lohnston. b. My 4, 1807: 
 John Mallory. b. S jj. h)o>. Addrfss. 5416 
 \Vii\lhrovi .\ve,, Fdnewater. I hicano. 
 
 .sy.s. EDITH LOUISE CLARK 
 
 (KlUKPArUlCK) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 590, 797) 
 
 Crrt.; B. S. in L. A. iS: S., UJ14; b. F 14, 1867, 
 
 Pecatoniea. ill.: d. Henry S. (b. Ja 1, 1841, 
 
 New York) and Harriet Louisa (Cable) I'lark 
 
 (b. N II, i8.to, Pecatoniea, 111.). Preiured in 
 
 I'ecaliuiica H, S, and IJmv. Acad. Alelheiuii; 
 
 N. W. C. .\. Mem., M, K. Clunch. .Mavview. 
 
 III. M.irried Jesse Clinton Kirkoatrick, F 14, 
 
 181)3. t'hildren: Hem v Clinton, b. .\k' 7, 1804, 
 
 Allied Mr -7. 180,0 ; I'lou-uce iNLil.el. b, Jl ig. 
 
 i8y8; Jesse Clurk. b. Je n, ii)o8. Addrrss. 
 
 K. .!, I'rbana, 
 
 506, FRANK HENRY CLARK 
 
 (Brother of Nos, 595, 71)7) 
 iMech. EiiKr.; B. S, in M, E,; b. Jl .•.? 1865, 
 Pecatoniea, III.; s. lienrv .*^, ami llairiet Louisa 
 (.Cable) Clark. Prepare.l in Peeatomca H. S. 
 ,Mul I'uiv, .\c,id.; C.iiil,. I'uiv. Uevit.; Si, I'lasa 
 Pres. Flee, Ciuist,. 1800; with llavid L, Barnei«, 
 Chicago Ivy, and Mech. Knur,, 1890-04; Chief 
 Hraftsman, C. B, iS; (J. R. U. Co., 1804-99; 
 Mech. Fn({r,. 1899 190.'; Supt,, Motive Power, 
 iooji>s; Cell. Supt,, Motive Power C, B, \ Q. 
 U. U.. 190s to 1911; since Ja 1, 1911, Cen. 
 Supt., Motive Power Baltimore & Ohiii R. R. 
 Mai lied Ciira Caiinibell, Ap 4, 189.^. Children: 
 llaiold E/ra, b, S 7, 1895; Helen Louise, b 
 N 17. 1900, Address, 17 Midvale Road, Ro- 
 laml Park, Md,t 
 
 507. THOMAS ARKLE CLARK 
 (Husband of No. 634) 
 Dean of Men; 15, L. ; b. My ii, i86j, Minonk, 
 111.; s, William C. (b, N 8, 1814, Northumber 
 land, Eur,) and Dorothy (Metcalf) Clark (b, 
 S Id. i8i-'. HIvthe. do.). Piep.ired in I'liiv. of 
 111, .\cad, .\lpba Tau OnuKa; Shield and 
 I'rideni; Phi Beta Kappa; Philomalliean; Local 
 Ed,, 7;/i»ii. 18870: (r. Orator. 1889; Ed. 
 ."^ofhoijruph. 1888; Ed, in ehiel, lllini, 1889-OO; 
 Sr. Orator, 1890; Class Poet. Prin., East Side 
 .Sell., ChampaiKU, 1890-91 ; Instr., Eng. and 
 I aliii, Cniv. Acad,, i8oi-,t; Inslr., Eiir,, Univ. 
 of 111,, 1893-5; '^sst. I'rof., Khet., tSoSo; stud, 
 in Harvard. 1898-9; Prof.. Kliet., 1899 — ; .Act- 
 iiiK Dean, (.'oil. of Lit. aiul .\rts. 190001; Dean 
 of Underprailuates and Asst, to the Pre-i,, looi- 
 .1; Dir., Summer Sessiiui, 1903-8; Dean of Un- 
 ilerm.ulii.iles. loo-io; Oean of Men, 1909 -; 
 Mil', .\>ljt.. Univ, of HI.. 1918 -, Ed,. \Vash- 
 lu,i;toirs I'arewell .\tldress, W. -•5. pp,. Chas, 
 .'^crillller's Sons, 1908; Webster's liuiiker Hill 
 l>r.ition, Xl\', J9 pp., i'c>,,' Burke's .Sjieech on 
 Conciliation, </<>,,• .Vnth, : I'acts for I'leslmien 
 oviih ,'\, R, Warnoek) Univ. of 111., 101 1; 
 riie I'raternitv aiul the Coll,, j-\i pp,, Geo, 
 Banta Pub, Co,, 1910; The Sunday Eight 
 O'C'lock. -'oo pp.. lllini Publishing Co., 1017; 
 I he Fraternity and the I'ndergraduate, 250 
 pp., Cu'O. Banta Pub. Co., 1918; arts, in mavja- 
 .'iiies and edne. publicatiiuis since 1897, Wor- 
 thy Craiul (^hief of .Mplia Tau Omega. 1019 — . 
 Married Alice Virgiui.i Brtvuldiis ('91). .'\g J4, 
 iS9t>. Addrt-ss. o-'8 W. Illinois St,, Urbana. 
 
 598. JAMES FR.\NC1S CLARKSON 
 Ry, Contr,: K S. in C. E,; b. N 3. 1868. Chi- 
 
 cigo; s. Micluiol and Ellen M. (Henneberry) 
 Clarkson. Prepavctl in 1 ake H. S.. Chicigo. 
 C. E. Club; Varsity Baseball, Married Lvicy 
 Irene Ridgley, le -'-•. tSoi, Chicago. Addrtss, 
 hSo E. a I St, N, Portland, Ore.t 
 
 599, GEORGE PERKINS CLINTON 
 (Brother of Noss. S71, 1843) 
 
 Botanist; B. S.; M. S.. 1S94: b. My r. '''^tT. 
 Polo, 111.; s, John Waterbnry (b, Andes. N, Y,) 
 and Carrie .Xilelia (Perkinsi Clinton (b, Delhi, 
 N. Y,). rrei>ared in Polo 11. S. Class Duv 
 and Commeuceuietit t)rator. M, S., Harvard, 
 1001; n. Sc, llaivanl, 190J. .\sst. Botanist, 
 
iS(;o| 
 
 Baccai.aukkate Alumni 
 
 57 
 
 III. Agr. Kxp. Sta. and Asst., Hot., 111., 1890- 
 11J02; Botanist, Conn. Agr. Lxp. Sla., 1902 — . 
 Auth. of various bills, and reiiorts on parasitic 
 fungi of cultivalt'd |)lants, publihlicd by III. Agr. 
 Kxp. Sta. and Conn. Agr. Kxp. .Sta.; various 
 papers on fungi in botanical mags.; monograph 
 of N. Am. Ustilaz/ineae, pub. by Boston Soc. 
 Nat. Hist.; Mem., ("onn. Pomological Soc; 
 Conn. Bol. Soc; New Kngland Hot. Club; 
 Bot. Soc. Am.; Am. Pliytopalhological Soc. 
 (Pres., 191 j); Fellow, A. A. A. S.; V. P. sec 
 tion G, 101.V M.irried ,\nna J. Lightbody, Ag 
 9. 1892, Pekin, 111. Child, Harry Lightbody, b. 
 JI 14, 1893 (Killed in .'iction, S 30, 1018, 
 Krance^. Address, care Conn. .\gr. ICxp. Sla., 
 New Haven, C'oiin. 
 
 600. kOBKKI' JAMKS COOKK 
 Asst. Kngr.; B. S. in C. K.; b. D 2(,, 1862, K. 
 Newbern, 111.; s. l'".lon (1). i8.j5, Kng.) and Pal- 
 mira (Brown) Cooke ( b. iH.iH, !V,J.). Prepared 
 in Alton 11. S. Jr. and Commeneement orator, 
 (apt., Univ. Hegt. Draftsman, la. Hiv., I. C. 
 R. R., 1H90; d«.. Union Pac. R. R., Wyo. Div., 
 1890-2; Asst. Kngr., Chicago 61' West liid. R. R., 
 1892-8; Chief Draftsman, Joint Track Klevation 
 and Deiircssion, Chicago, 1H98-1900; Asst. 
 Kngr., Chicago & Alton R. R., 1900-5; Asst. 
 Kngr., Chicago fi' Western Ind. R. R., 19058; 
 Asst. Kngr., L. S. & M. S. Ry., 190H 14; Asst. 
 Kngr., C. & K. I. R. R., 1914— .. Married Kotlie 
 Stewart, O 12, 1892, Champaign. Child, Rus- 
 sell, b. F 22, 1898. Address, 7209 Harvard 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 6600 Union Ave. 
 
 r,or. ROBERT WILSON CORNELJSON 
 Tech. Chcm. and Mfr. ; B. ,S. in Chcm.; s. 
 
 Rev. I. A. Cornelison. Prepared in H. S. 
 
 D. Sc, Harvard, 1893. Asst. Cliem., Univ. of 
 
 III., 1890-91; Morgan Fellow, Harvard, 1891-93, 
 
 Mem., A. C. S. ; Soc. (.'hem. Ind.; Fellow, A. 
 
 A. A. S., etc. Married Alice K. Loughridgc. 
 
 Children: Margaret L.; Kliz.dieth F. Address. 
 
 West Summit St., Somerville, N. J. 
 
 602. CLARENCE LINCOLN CRABBS 
 Kngineer; B. S. in C. K.; b. Jl 29, 1866, De 
 catur, Ind.; s. Austin (b. Ja 8, 1838, Richland 
 Co., O.) and Catherine (Yeiler) (Jrabbs (b. S 
 18, 1842, Ashland Co., O.). Prepared in H. S. 
 and Mich. Agr. Coll. C. K. (IMub; Valedic- 
 torian; Bus. Mgr. mini. Bvt. Cant., 111. Nat. 
 Guard; (,'iv. Kngr., iSyo-i'joo; Mfg., 1900-06; 
 Brooklyn Rapid Transit System, 1906; Prin. 
 Asst. Kngr., do., 1906-09; Kngr. Way and 
 Structures, du., 1909 — . Mem., Am. Klec. 
 Ry. Assn.; Am. Ry. Kngng. Assn. Married 
 Jessie Elizabeth Cox, S 30, 190,3, Denver. 
 Children; Helen Klizabeth, b. S 18, 1904; 
 Richard, b. D 4, 1906. Address, 177 82d St., 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.; bus. add., 85 Clinton St., do. 
 
 603. JESSIE ELLARS (IL\CKETT) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & S.; A. M., 1893; b. 
 Ja 25, 1867, Atwood, 111.; d. William (b. D 3, 
 1834 Logan Co., O.) and Maria (Lewis) Kllars 
 (b. F 22, 1832, Warren Co., Ind.). Preiiared in 
 Tuscola H. S. Alethenai. Teacher in Gram. 
 Sch., Tuscola, 189 1-2; H. S. Teacher, Tuscola, 
 1892-8; Prin. of do., 1898-1900. Married Leon- 
 ard Oliver Hackett, N 22, 1900, Tuscola, III. 
 Address, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 604. JOHN FRANKLIN FISHER 
 
 Civ. Engr.: B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 24, 1865, 
 Indianola, 111.; s. Michael (b. N 6, 1835, do.) 
 and Maryelte (Baum) Fisher (b. F 18, 1845, 
 do.). Prepared in Indianola H. S. Bvt. Capt., 
 111. Nat. (luard. Draftsman, Chicago, 1890-5; 
 Siirv., Indianola, 1805-1900; Townsite surv. for 
 
 Depl. of Interior, I. T., 1900-05; Surv. and 
 Kngr., Danville, 111., 1905—. Auth.: Articles, 
 I'.xperimenis on Paving Brick, No. 4, Selecteil 
 I'ai^KTs of the C. K. Club of the LJniv. of III.; 
 Itiiilding a Small Stone Highway Bridge, 
 I'.iii/itij. Record, iHgfi. Mem., M. h. Church; 
 111. Soc. of C. K. Married Maude Songer, Ap 
 H, 1900, Danville, ill. Chililren: tJeorgia 
 Mary Ellen, b. D 12, 1905; Bertha Nell, b. 
 Ag 20, 1908 (died 1) 23, 1908). Address. 
 SOI E. Roselawn Ave., Danville, 111.; bus. 
 add., 7 W. Harrison St., do. 
 
 605. "WILLIAM MYKRS (HLLILAND 
 Chief Meeh. and IClec Kngr.; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 
 b. 1H66. Columbus, 111.; s. W. K. Gilliland. 
 
 Mech. Kngr., W. K. McKee Co., Bisbec, Ariz.; 
 
 Chief Meeh. and Klec. Kngr., Piikands, Mather 
 
 Co. Died D 26, 19 16, Duluth, Minn. 
 
 606. GUSTAV ADOLl'H HANSSEN 
 Architect; Cert.; b. N 22, 1869, Davenport, 
 la.; s. Louis (b. la 26, 1821, Ilzchoe, (^er.) and 
 Maria Sophie (Ifannemann) Hanssen (b. N 17, 
 183 1). Prepared in D.'ivcnport, la., and Univ. 
 Acad. I'^irst prize mil. drill, i81-i7, Instr., Ciym- 
 nasiurn. Married Lilli May Slibolt, Je 28, 1894. 
 D.ivenport, la. Children: Da|)hne Louise, b. 
 Je 17, 1896; Arthur (Jliristian, b. F 6, 1906. 
 Address, 2030, 29th St., San Diego, Calif.t 
 
 607. HUGH HAZKLTON 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; h. Ag 16, 1868. 
 Forest Glen, Chicago; s. William Cross (b. 
 1832, Northfield, N. H.) and Frances Amanda 
 (Morrill) Hazellon (b. 1840, (Canterbury, N. 
 II.). Prepared in Jefferson 11. S., Chicago. 
 Philomatliean. Draftsman, Weslinghouse Klec. 
 & Mfg. (."o., 1890-1; Draftsman, ]). L. Barnes, 
 1K91-2; Draftsman and .Supt., Intra Mural Ry., 
 World's F'air, i892-3' with J. B. Arnold, 1894; 
 r)raftsiiian. Metropolitan West Side ]''levated 
 Ry., 1895-7; I'^iigr. Kuglewood & Chicago Ry., 
 1898; Asst. Klec. f'lngr., Manhattan Ry., N. Y., 
 1 890-1903; Klec. Kngr., 1903-5; do., with L. B. 
 Stillwell. N. Y., 190511, during which period 
 was Elcc FCngr. for Hudson Ik Manhattan Ry., 
 N. Y. Mem., A. I. K. K. Married Caroline 
 .Sylvia Norton, N 17, 1906. Childri;n: Caroline 
 .Norton, b. N 4, 1907; Sylvia Kendrick, b. D 6, 
 1909; Hugh, Jr., b. N 23. 1912; Klizabeth Fol- 
 v.itT, I). My 10, 1916. Address, 42 Sherwood 
 PI., Englewood, N. J.; bus. add., 100 Broad- 
 way, N. Y. City. 
 
 608. EDWARD SPENCER KEENE 
 
 Dean Engng. Dept.; B. S. in M. E. 
 1912; b. O 8, 1864, Rock Island, HI.; s. Phillip 
 (b. 1832, Keiscrslauta, I'.avaria) and Margaret 
 K. (Baxter) Keene (b. i8,i5, Newport, Ky.). 
 Prepared in Moline H. .S. Apprenticeship 
 Williams White & Co. Mach. Shop. Moline, 111., 
 four yrs. ; Instr., Mech. Kngng., Univ. of III., 
 1890-2; Prof., do., N. Drd<. Agr. Coll., 1892- 
 1904; Dean, lingng. Dept., N. Dak. Agr. Coll., 
 1904 — . Four Minute Man. Auth.: Household 
 Physics (a Laboratory Manual); articles and 
 press buls., on Sewage Disposal for Country 
 Homes, .Small Water Supply Plants, Lightning 
 Protection, Chimney Const, for Dwellings, 
 Mgmt. of House F'urnaces, etc., O. Farmer, 
 101 I ; Mechanics of the Household, 400 pp., 
 McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1918. Mem., Assoc, of 
 Univ. Professors; N. Dak. Soc. of Engrs. ; 111. 
 Club; Polytechnic Club; 32d degree Scottish 
 Rite Mason; Phi Kappa Phi; Commons Club. 
 Married Myrtle Pearman, O 3, 1803. Children: 
 Margaret, b. Je 2(1, 1894; Dorothy, b. Ag 21, 
 1896; Rebecca, b. F 15, 1904; Phillip, b. O 8, 
 1906; Virginia, b D 4, 1908. .Address, 1028 
 7th St., N, Fargo, N. Dak. 
 
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 I'NlVEUSirV OK ll.MN'OlS 
 
 1 Soo 
 
 609. KATHARINE KENNARD 
 
 A. B. in I.. & S.; b. O iSoo, Cli;m\pciigu; 
 d. George W. (b. 1835, Sidney, O.) and Laura 
 ^^.;alst1 Kcmiaiil (.b- i8.(s. Davton. O.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Address, 311 W. 
 Univ. Ave, CliaiuiKiigii. 
 
 610. IIENRV WALLACE iMcCANDLESS 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 22, 
 i8t)0, Orion, lU-nry Co., 111.; s. John (b. Mr 
 ,S. 1810, Clakdalc. l*a.) and Margaret M. 
 "(Burns) McCandless (b. N 15, 1839, Iniperi.il, 
 do.). Prepared in Orion 11. S.; Davenport 
 (la.) Bus. Coll. Won ist orize in n\il. drill. 
 Chief Draftsman, Thomson, Vlouston Elec. Co., 
 Chicago, 1890-01; Mgr., Estimating Dept., Gen. 
 Elec. to.. Chicago. 1801-3: Sclienectadv, N. \ ., 
 
 «893-5; ^'- ^- ""'' ^*"- ^^K""- ^^- ^^'- ^I'-'^'^nJ- 
 less 4c Co., N. V. City; Mfr., Elec. l.amos, 
 189s — ; also Trcas., Ernwall Realty Co., N. 
 Y. City, 1005 — . Auth.: Trade Catalogues, etc. 
 Married Nancy Pearl Long, Je -:5, 1003. Lynn, 
 111. Children: Margaret Louise, b. S 15, 1904; 
 Nancv, b. N ji, 1007 (died D 3. loio"*; Jessie 
 Wanda, b. Jl 15, 1909; Ruth Shirley, b. F 15, 
 I0I3. Address, 600 Second St., Brooklvn, N. 
 Y.; btts. add., 406 W. 31st St., N. Y. City. 
 
 611. WILL E. McKEE 
 
 Supt., Mach.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 3. 1866, 
 Tippecanoe, Ind.; s. San\uel tb. J a -'7, 18^18, 
 Tippecanoe Co., Ind.) and Alma (.Bush) McKce 
 (,b. J.v U), 1839, do.). Prepaioil in couuivy sch.. 
 Rising. HI.; Univ. .-Vcad. Chief Kngr.. Mihvau 
 kec, i89.-4; l^;»"-'s Chief Engr., 1895-0; Ish- 
 peniing, Mich.; Master Mech., Cleveland Clitls 
 Iron Co., Mich. Min. Co., 1S99-1905; Supt., 
 Mach., Bisbce, .-Vrii., 1905; do.. Calumet & Arii. 
 Min. Co. Married Isa Dora Fisher, O 18, 189-. 
 Oenver (.died D -t, 1015V (.liild, Lottie 
 Maude, b. O 23, 1893. Address. Warren, Ariz. 
 
 6i3. WALTER I. MANNY 
 
 (Brother of No. 1000) 
 Lawyer; Cert; b. Mounds, Brown Co.. HI.; 
 s. Mrs! M. J. Manny. Ktlitor: Merchant: State's 
 Attv. 8 vrs.": Lawver; House of Representatives. 
 190I— .'Mem., .V E. .-V iM.: B. P. O. E.: K. P.; 
 I. O. O. F.; Pres., State's Atty. Assn. of lU. 
 .Iddress, Mount Sterling, 111, 
 
 J13. BYRON LLEWELLYN MOORE 
 Sec. and Gen. Mgr. Tel. Const. Co.; B. S. 
 in Chem.; b. N 1, 1S09, Dwight, 111.; s. 
 Montgomery and Clara (.-Vrmstrong) Moore. 
 Prepared in Champaign Schs. .\th. Assn. 
 Chemist, 1890-1900; Sec, Federal Tel. & Tel. 
 Co. 1900-15; Sec, Century Tel. Const. Co., 
 igoj-18; Gen. Mgr., do.. 1915-1S. Mem.. Anci- 
 ent Landmarks. A. F. .-V M., No. 441, lUitlalo. 
 N. Y.; Summit Chapter, R. A. M., No. 30-; 
 Greater ButYalo Ad. Club: Coml. Club, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. ; Assn. Inst. Radio Engrs. Married 
 Ina L. Hubbell. 1896, Pittsburgh. Children: 
 Byron L., b. N 1897 (.died X 1900); Spencer 
 .\'., b. Jl 5, 1004; Nlarjorie P.. b. F i4_, i90t>. 
 Address. i9i Stariii Ave.. Buffalo, N. \.; bus. 
 add., 173S Elmwood Ave., do. 
 
 014. EDWIN NESBIT 
 Engr. and Supt. of Const.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. Ag 17, i868, Charleston, III.; s. Simeon 
 Hiatt (b. Cvthiana, Kv.) and Martha Jane 
 (Anderson^ "Kesbit. Prepared in Charleston 
 H. S. Treas.j Ath. Assn. Mech. Drafting, 
 1890-1900; designing zinc smelters, roasters, 
 gen. mach,. and supt. of Const., 1000 — . Mem., 
 A. S. M. E.; Cleveland Ath. Club; All Ma- 
 sonic Bodies excepting Consistory; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Frances RadclitTe Horton, O 19, loor, 
 Chicago. .4ddre.<!S. 1870 E. 90th St., Cleveland; 
 bus. add.. The Gr.iselli Chem. Co,, do. 
 
 615. U. J. LINCOLN PEOPLES 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 17, 1865, 
 
 Pittsburgh; s. William (b. 1833, Pittsburgh') and 
 Elizabeth (Taylor) Peoples (b. 1839, Allegheny 
 City, I'a.L PieiKued in .Mlegheny <. ity ."<ohs. 
 Married Emma D. Utz, S 16, 189J. Children: 
 \irginia Edith, b. D 20, 1897; U. J. L., Jr., b. 
 JO, 1901. .-IdJress. 335 Pacilic Ave.. K. 
 Pittsburgh; />».\-. odJ.. 50001 Standard Life 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 616. ORLA ALFRED PROCTOR 
 Retired planter and merchant; B. L. in L. 
 
 & S. ; b. D 13, 1807, Rome; s. .-Mfred Stephen 
 l.b. My JO, i8jo) and Elizabeth (Gillette) 
 Proctor (b. Mr J9, i8^ij). Prejiared in country 
 Mch. Pliilonuithean. leacher, (champaign, 1891- 
 j; v. P., Harris Coll., 189J-3; I'rin., Bragnier, 
 Mo., 1893-4; Ed., Peoria, 1894-191J; fanner; 
 cane and rice planter and gen. merchant, 191 J ; 
 landlord and mgr. Citv propertv and farms, 
 1913—. Supt. M. E. S. S., Ciiillicothe, 111. 
 Married Bertha L. Washington, Ag ro, 1891. 
 Address. Chillicothe. 111. 
 
 617. 'PHILEMON ANATOLIO SCHAEFER 
 Civ. and Min. Engr.; Cert, in C. E, ; b. Jl 
 3, 1867, Parral, Mex.; s. John Phillip (b. Ja 
 ^o, 1846, Ger.) and Geronjma (Carinina) 
 Schaefer (b. S 30, 1846. Parral, Mo.x.l. Pre- 
 pared in St. Mary's Coll., San Antonio, Tex. 
 C. E. Soc; Adelphic; Ath. .Vssn.; Mgr. Base- 
 ball Team. Asst. Engr.^ Term. Ry. Assn., 
 St. Louis, 189J-3; Ry. Com. of Tex., 1895; 
 .■\sst. Chief Engr., Link Line Ry., Georgetown, 
 Tex,, 1S95-6; lien. Off. work, 1896-8; Post- 
 master, Georgetown, Tex., 1898-190J; Min. and 
 Kiigr. work, Parral, Mex., i90j-u>; also engaged 
 in mfg. of tire-day products. Sec Treas., 
 Cia de" .\rtefactos de Tierra Refractaria, S. A. 
 Died Ag ji, 1916, Chihuahua, Mex, 
 
 618. CHARLES IL SII.VMEL 
 (Brother of Nos. 670, 1169) 
 Lawyer; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1S91; b. 
 Je 3, 1807, near Springfield, 111.; s. Conrad and 
 Caroline (Alkire) Sliamel. Prepared in Taylor- 
 ville 11. S. LL. B., .Mich., 1803: A. M., 
 Columbia, 1905; Ph. D., do., 1907. Philo- 
 mathean; Sigma Xi, Columbia; Prof. Chem., 
 Coll. of P. & S., Keokuk.^ iSoo^j; lawyer, 
 Tavlorville, 111., 1894-1904; Spec. Stud., Min. 
 anti Sur., N. M. Sch. of Mines, 1901; Grad. 
 Stud, in Law, Min. and (leol., Columbia, 1904-6; 
 .'\sst. State's Attv., Christian Co., 111., 1896- 
 1904; Practising ) aw. Tavlorville and Spring- 
 field 111., 1006-8: Bellingham and Seattle, 1908- 
 10; Springfield, 111.. 1911-1S; Spec. Counsel, III. 
 Ins. Dept.. 1914-17; Lecturer on Min. Law. 
 I'niv. ot Wash., 1910. Auth.: Min., Mineral 
 and Geol. Law, McGraw Hill Book Co., N. Y., 
 6J7 pp.. 1907; Legal Definitions of Mineral, 
 Ore, etc., when used in Deeds, Leases or other 
 written instruments under the Laws of the 
 U. S., Sch. of Mines tjuart.. Vol. XXVI, p. 
 1 : Should the Extra Lateral Feature of the 
 >Iin. Law be Repealed, Econ. Geol.. \'ol. II. 
 p. 6j; contributor on legal topics connected 
 with mining to Min. and Sc. Press. San Fran- 
 cisco. Mem.. A. I. M. E.; B. P. O. E.; Life 
 mem., Arctic Club. Seattle. Address, S3S Black 
 Ave., Springfield. 111. 
 
 610. CHRISTOPHER HENRY SNYDER 
 Contr. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 12, 1866. 
 Fulton. 111.: s. William Cowperthwaife (b.^ Jl 
 JO. i8.M. Birmingham. N. T.) and Icyphene Car- 
 oline (Pearce~» Snvder (b. Mv 9. i8j8. Fall 
 River. Mass.). Prepared in Fulton H. S. Class 
 Pres. Draftsman. 1890-7; Chief Draftsman. 
 1897-1900: Contr. Engr.. 1000 — . Invented Com- 
 bination Steel Column and Flat Concrete Floor 
 Slab Const., toio. Mem.. .-V. S. C. E.. past 
 Pres.: Western Soc of C. E.; S. F. .-Vssn.; 
 
I SyoJ 
 
 BACCALAUKIiATE AlUMNI 
 
 59 
 
 Commonwealth Club; Union League Club. Cml. 
 Club; Claremont Country Club; Engr. Club; 
 Mt. Dialilo Country Club; I'ac. Assn. of Con- 
 sulting Kngr.s. Married Harriet Kunyon, O 
 14, 1890, N. Y. Children: Henry Uunyon, b. 
 Ag 3, 1900; William Cowperthwaitc, b. Jl 26, 
 1904; Helen Jean, b. II 20, 1905; John Robert, 
 b. je 3, 1009. Address. 2713 i'orest Ave., 
 Berkeley, Calif.; bus. add., 251 Kearny St. 
 San Francisco. 
 
 620. FRED WORTHLEY STEVENS 
 Fruit Grower; B. S. in Cheni.; b. F 2, 1866, 
 riattsburg, N. Y.; s. Alfred W. (b. 1827, 
 Brooks, Me.) and Ircna E. (Worthley) Stevens 
 d). 1835, J'latlsburg, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Cheni. with Smelting Co., S. 
 Chicago, 1890-1901; with Tacoma Smelting Co., 
 190s; Fruit Grower, 190."; — . Married lulia A. 
 Grantier, S 28, 1904, Tacoma, Wash. Children: 
 Marian, b. Ag 13, 1905; i'"raidc Alfred, b. Ja 6, 
 1909. Address, San Martin, Calif, t 
 
 621. "LINDLEY FLETCHER TER BUSH 
 B. L.; b. Ap 25, 1869, Holly, Mich.; s. 
 Pliny (b. S 11, 1843) and Catherine Anne (Wat- 
 terson) Tcr Bush (b. S 21, 1846, Holly, Mich.). 
 Pre[)ared in f'lianijiaign H. S.; Adeljjhic. Edi- 
 torial Dept., The Chicago Record; The Chicaqo 
 Daily News, 1890-1904: Peabody Coal Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1904 — . Married Louise M. Karcher, Je 
 20, 1906. Died Jl 7, 1916, Chicago. 
 
 622. FRANCIS JOHN TRESISE 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.. 1890; C. E., 1893; 
 b. Ag 3, 1864, Monmouthshire, P'ng. ; s. Henry 
 (b. Ag 31, 1838, do.) and Charlotte (Nurse) 
 Tresise (b. Mr 21, T834, do.). Prepared in 
 Pub. Schs., Sharon, Pa. Philomathcan. C. E. 
 Club. Civ. Engr. for L. V. R. R., Batavia, N. 
 Y., 1890; Geneva, N. Y., 1890-91; Civ. Engr., 
 N. Y. C. R. R., 1892; L. V. R. R. and with 
 pyt. engrs., 1894-1901; Engr. with D. P. W., 
 city of Buffalo; pvt. practise, 1901-10; Pres. 
 and Mgr. ?>ic Contracting Co., 1911—. Mas- 
 ter Mason Wash. Lodge F. A. M.; mem.. A. 
 S. C. E. ; Presby. Cliurch; Automobile Club 
 Buffalo. Married Eliza Richards, F 13, 1892 
 Dover, N. H. Children: Frances Louise, b 
 Ap 23, i8()3; Amy Richards, b. My 14, 1894, 
 Address, Williamsville, N. Y. ; bus. add., 400- 
 402 Morgan BIdg., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 623. "JOHN BAPTISTE TSCHARNER 
 Civil Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 15, i8r)6; 
 s. Geo. F. (b. Okawville, III.) and Bettie 
 CPierce) Tscharner (b. Ky.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. C. E. Club; Bus Mgr., Sophor/raph, 
 1888. Civ. Engr. and Mgr., Waterworks Plant, 
 Waco, Tex.; do. Lawrence, Kans. Died Ap 
 22, 1893, Colorado .Springs, Colo. 
 
 624. FRED WALTER WATERMAN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 24, 
 i8fi9. Sycamore, III.; s. Waller (h. 1849, do.) 
 and Electa Jane (Dust in) Waterman (b. 1840 
 E. Topsham, Vt.). Prepared in Sycamore H. 
 S.; Md. Mil. and Naval Acad. Draftsman for 
 Iron Bav Mfg. Co., Duluth, Minn., Chicago & 
 N. W. R. R. Co., and Pullman Car Co., 1800- 
 2; Draftsman and Asst. Master Mecli., III. 
 Steel Co.. Joliet, 111., 1802-4; Draftsman for 
 Johnson Co., Lorain, O., 1894-7; Chief Drafts- 
 man, 1897; Engr., Const, of Blast Furnaces and 
 Steel Works, The Lorain Steel Co., Lorain, 
 O., 1890; Chief Engr.. The Dominion Iron and 
 Steel Co., .Sydney, Nova Scotia, 1899-1901; 
 Mech. Engr., Algoma Steel Co.. .Sault Ste. 
 Marie, Ont.. 1901-2; with Julian Kennedy, M. 
 E. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1902; Chief Engr., The Nat. 
 Tube Co., Lorain, O., 1902-1916; Acting Mgr., 
 
 The Nat. Tube Co., 1916; Mgr., Gary Tube Co., 
 Gary, Ind., with temporary oflices, Lorain, O., 
 1916—. Mem., Am. iron and Steel Inst.; A. S. 
 M. £.; Cleveland Ath. Club; Cleveland lUini 
 Club; K. S. Lodge, No. 56 F. A. M • 
 Marshall, Chapter No. 47, R. A. M.; Elyria 
 Councd No. 80 R. & S. M.; Elyria Commandery 
 No. 60, K. T. ; Lake Erie Consistory S. P. R. 
 S. 320; Al Koran Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., 
 Cleveland, O. Married Jvy June Walters, 1900, 
 Jolinstown, Pa. Children: Fred W., Jr., b. D 
 2S, J^'Jo; John A. and Philip G., b. Ja 27, 
 ipo6. Address, 116 Broad St., Elyria, O., and 
 Gary Tube Co., Lorain, O. 
 
 6^5- JAMES McLAREN WHITE 
 Prof, and Supervising Arch.; B. S. in Arch.; 
 b. O 16, 1807, Chicago; s. Samuel Holmes (b. 
 1830, Lockport, N. Y.) and Jennie (McLaren) 
 White (b. 1840, Glasgow, Scot.). Prepared 
 in Peoria II. S. I'hi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; Philomathcan; Soph. Class Pres.: 
 Cadet Maj., Univ. Regt. Asst., Arch., 1890-3; 
 Asst. Prof., Arch., 1893-6; on leave for study 
 abroad, 1894-5; Assoc. Prof, of Arch., 1896- 
 ifjoi; PrqL, Arch. Engng., 1901; Acting Dean, 
 Coll. of Engng., 1905-6; Dean, Coll. of Engng., 
 1906-7; Supervising Arch, and Prof, of Arch., 
 1907 — ; Pres., Champaign Chamber of Com- 
 merce, 1918 — . jVIem., Soe. for Prom, of Engng 
 Lduc.; West. Soc. of Engrs.; A. I. A.; Country 
 Club; Univ. Club of Urbana-Champaign, Pres. 
 1910; Champaign Club; Rotary Club of Cham- 
 paign; appld. by Gov. of 111. on St. Bd. of 
 Lxamincrs of Architects., 191 7-8. Married Edith 
 Adelaide Shattuck, Jc 15, 1899, Champaign. 
 Child, Adelaide Louise, b. Mr 14, 1903. Ad- 
 dress, 804 W. University Ave., Champaign. 
 
 626. FRANK DENT WILBER 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & S.; b. N 20, 1869, 
 Champaign.; s. Robert Sloan (b. 1842, New 
 York) and Elizabeth Wilber (b. 1840, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Coal & Whole- 
 sale Fruit Bu.s., 1890-1910. Mem., Presby. 
 Cliurch; K. P.; B. P. O. E.; T. P. A. Married 
 Katherine Wilber^ S 10, 1902. Address, 707 
 W. Church St., Champaign.! 
 
 6^7. GEORGE EL DORADO WILKINSON 
 Physician; B. S.; b. O 18, 1868, Argeiita, 111.; 
 s. Jackson, (b. 1827, Chillicothe. O.) and Mary 
 (Morrison) Wilkinson (b. 1834). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad.; M. S., Cornell, 1892; B. P. 
 Kansas St. Norm. Sch., 1891; M. D., Wash. 
 Univ., 1898. Philomathcan; Nat. Hist. Soc. 
 Fellow in Clark Univ, 1892-3; Prin. H. S. ; 
 Organizer of Alton Naval Reserves, Com- 
 mander, 1896,; Prin. H. S., Emporia, Kan., 
 1890-91; Grad. stud, and instr., Cornell, 1891- 
 2; Prin. II. S., Alton, III. and stud, of Med., 
 Wash. Univ., 1892-6; stud, of nied. at Hospitals 
 in Leipsig, Berlin, Jena, Ger., 1896-8; Pliysician 
 and Surg., Alton, 111., 1898; Organized Alton 
 Div. of III. Naval Reserves, 1896; surg.. 111. 
 Naval Reserves, 1900-10. Mem., A. M. A.; 
 III. St. Med. Assn.; Madison Co. Med. Soc.; 
 Alton Med. Soc; Assn. of Surgeons of I. N. G. ; 
 Mil. Sur. of U. S.; Sec, Madison Co. Med. Soc, 
 V. P., Alton Med. ^oc Married Anna Joseph, 
 1909, Witchita, Kan. Address, 1050 Wash. St., 
 Alton, 111.; bus. add., 63 Broadway, do. 
 
 628. ROBERT CONOVER WILSON 
 Physician; B. S.; b. Jl 5, 1865, Towanda,. 111. ; 
 s. James C. (b. 1812, Brownsville, Pa.) and 
 Elizabeth (Jackman) Wilson b. 1828, do.). 
 Prepared in Blackburn Univ., 1884-9; M. D., 
 Univ. of Pa., 189-^; Philoinathean. Mem., Chi- 
 cago Med. Soc; III. St. Med. Soc; A. M. S. 
 Married Louise Crepin Iloyt, Ap 26, 1906, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 417 Home Ins. Bldg., Chicago. 
 
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 CLASS OF 1891 (45 
 629. THOMAS HENRY BARCLAY 
 (Brother of No. 497) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 14, 1865. 
 Plainfield, 111.; s. James (b. Scot.) and Rachel 
 (McMicken) Barclay (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Dist. Sch. Philomathean. Married Emma L. 
 Gayman, Ap 18, 1894. Child, Bertram Donald, 
 b. N 9, 1899. Address, Casilla 447, Santiago, 
 Chili, S. A. 
 
 630. LAURA MAE BEACH (WRIGHT) 
 (Sister of No. 528) 
 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. Mr 24, 1872, Cham 
 paign Co.; d. George W. (b. New York) and 
 Lydia A. (Sims) Beach (b. O.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. and Louisville (Ky.) H. S. 
 Alethenaj. Mem., College Club; Fortnightly 
 Musical; Assn. of Collegiate Alumnae, Western 
 Reserve Branch; Univ. of 111. Club of Cleve- 
 land. Married Nathaniel C. Wright, Ap 25, 
 1893, Champaign. .Address, 1837 Crawford Rd., 
 Cleveland. 
 
 631. CHARLES SHERMAN BOUTON 
 
 Horticulturist; Cert, in Chem.; b. Ja 28, 1870. 
 Naperville, 111.; s. Samuel Fletcher (b. Je 23, 
 1837, Concord, N. H.) and Mary Ann (Hoyt) 
 Bouton (b. N 12, 1839.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S., Chicago. LL. B., Chicago Kent 
 Coll. of Law, 1894. Varsity Baseball Team, 
 1888-91; Varsity Tennis Team, 1890; Pres. 
 Adelphic, 1891; Ath. Advisory Bd., 1895-6. 
 Salesman, 1891-2; lawyer, 1894-1901; Real Est. 
 and Investments, 1901-3; Horticulturist, 1903 — . 
 Trustee, Univ. Congr. Church, Chicago, 1900-01. 
 Mem., Ark. Hort. Soc, 1904—; Pres., Coml. 
 Club, IQ04; 111. Hort. Soc, 1910 — ; Supt., 
 Dept. of Hort., Tri-St. Fair, Memphis, 1910; 
 Deacon, Presby. Church, Springdale, Ark., 
 1910 — . Auth.: St. Aid to Hort., Ark. 
 Hort. Rpt., 1910; A Logical Selection of Apples 
 for the Ozarks, do., 191 1; Pruning the Apple 
 Tree, Southern Agriculturalist, 1912; Laws Re- 
 lating to the Manumission of Slaves, Green 
 Bag, 1904. Married Clara Cunningham, O 14. 
 1896, Champaign. Children: Charles Sherman, 
 b. F 3, 1898; Dorothy Bell, b. Ja 17, 1899; 
 Arthur Franklin, b. Je 28, 1900. Address, 
 Springdale, Ark.f 
 
 632. WILLARD ALBION BOYD 
 Mech. and Chem. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. 
 S 6, 1870; s. William and Lucy (Foote) Boyd. 
 Prepared in Lewistown H. S. Adelphic. Mech. 
 Engr. in building const.; Mech. and Chem. 
 Engr. for Explosive and Allied Industries, Du 
 Pont Co., Wilmington, Del. Married Louise 
 Burnette, 1901, Chicago. Child, Robert Put- 
 nam, b. Mr 31, 1910. Address, 22 Pendleton 
 Lane, New Brighton, N. Y.' 
 
 633. ERNEST NEWTON BRAUCHER 
 (Brother of Nos. 381, 382, 418, 792, 1017) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 16, i866, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. Daniel Ludwig and Henrietta 
 Curtis (Hill) Braucher. Prepared in Lincoln 
 H. S. Draftsman, Holabird and Roche, 1891- 
 95; Evans Marble Co., 1897; W. R. Roberts 
 Co., 1898; City Engrs. Office, 1900; Map Dept., 
 1903; City .Architect's Office, Jl, 1903; Arch. 
 Dept. Bd. of Educ, 1907; F. J. Drake & Co., 
 1907-09; Armour & Co., 1909-10; Arch, for F. 
 J. Drake & Co., and selling aluminum for The 
 Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., 1910 — ; Arch., 
 Chicago, 1912 — . Mem., Fifteenth Church of 
 Christ Scientist. Married Lillie E. Abbott, 
 1891 (died 1897, Chicago); Katherine Hankin- 
 son, 1899, Chicago. Children: Fred Abbott, b. 
 .\g 18, 1892; Bertha Elizabeth, b. My 20, 1894. 
 .iddress, 161 N. Long Ave., Austin Sta., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 6 N. Clark St., do. 
 
 LIVING, 4 DEAD) 
 
 634. ALICE VIRGINIA BROADDUS 
 (CLARK) 
 (Wife of No. 597) 
 B. S.; A. B., 1911; b. N 13, 1868, Broaddus, 
 111.; d. Christopher (b. S 20, 1819) and Min- 
 erva Ann (Hall) Broaddus (b. Ja 25, 1828). 
 Prepared in Henry H. S. and Univ. Acad. 
 .Methenai; Y. W. C. A.; Phi Beta Kappa; Soph- 
 ogral'h; Class Prophet. Student, Dr. Sargent's 
 school of physical training, Boston, 1893-4; V. 
 P., Alumni Assn., 1911-12; Prin. H. S., For- 
 rest, 111., 1S91-3; Dir., Mary Nash Coll. Gym- 
 nasium, Sherman, Tex., 1894-6. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; 111. branch Coll. Alumnae. Married 
 Thomas Arkle Clark Coo), Ag 24, 1896. Ad- 
 dress, 928 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 63s. FRED LYLE BUNTON 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. E.; b. 1868, Elmira, 
 111.; s. Mary L. Bunton. Mgr., Milwaukee Elec. 
 Co. .4ddress. 1610 Lytton Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 636. HELEN BUTTERFIELD 
 (SCHOONHOVEN) 
 
 Lecturer; B. L.; M. L., 1894; b. O 21, 1869. 
 Pompey Center, N. Y.; d. Charles Otis (b. S 18, 
 1821, do.) and Martha D. (Bogardus) Butter- 
 field (b. Ta 18, 1827, Dewitt, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Alethenai; The Idler. 
 Radcliffe Coll., Cambridge; Pres. Class of 1888; 
 Pres. of Alethenai, 1890; Represented Univ. of 
 111. in Intercoll. Orat. Contest, 1890, Bloom- 
 ington. 111. Teacher of Eng., Mattoon H. S. 
 1891-3; Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111. 1894-7; Lec- 
 turer, 1897 — . Collaborator in a book on Move- 
 ments for Social Betterment in Brooklyn, N. 
 Y. Auth.: Domestic Sc. and Domestic Art at 
 Brooklyn Inst, of Arts and Scs. in Household 
 .Arts Review, vol. iv. 1911, No. 1, pp. 22-27, 
 1911; Nature Stories for Children. Mem., 
 South Congr. Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Pres. 
 Dom. Sc. Dept., Brooklyn Inst, of Arts and 
 Scs.; Mem., Local Sch. Bd. of Dist. 28, Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y.; V. P., Brooklyn Woman's Club; V. 
 P., Am. Assn. for the Planting and Preservation 
 of City Trees, do.; Pres. of Urban Club, do.; 
 Council of Brooklyn Inst, of Arts and Sc; 
 Brooklvn Women's Club; Radcliffe Club of N. 
 Y. ; Ex-pres., Assn. Brooklyn; Educ. Sec. of 
 the Children's Museum, Brooklyn. Married 
 John J. Schoonhoven, Je i6, 1897, Champaign. 
 Child, George Otis, b. O 30. 1900. Address. 
 773 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 637. -ANNA CARSON 
 
 (Sister of No. 1835) 
 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. 1868. Urbana; d. Thomas 
 
 Burke (b. Mr 6, 1S43, Urbana) and Melissa 
 
 .Vnn (Stidham) Carson (b. Je 22, 1843). 
 
 Teacher. Died O 18, 1908, Decatur, 111. 
 
 638. DICK HUBERT CHESTER 
 (Brother of Nos. 11 12, 1481, 2350, 2935) 
 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 28, 1869, Champaign; 
 s. Ezra E. (b. Ap 30, 1837, Truro, O.) and 
 Margaret Elizabeth (Powell) Chester (b. F 25, 
 1840, Truro, do.). Prepared in Chester Sen. 
 Phi Delta Theta. Mem., The Engrs.' Chib; 
 Nat. Geog. Soc: Am. Breeders' Assn.; With 
 Ross Heater & Mfg. Co., Inc. Married Lucille 
 Augusta Bischoff, 1900, Washington, D. C. 
 Child, Lucille Elsie, b. ja 24, 1901. Address, 
 c/o Ross Heater & Mfg. Co., 1407 West Ave., 
 ButTalo, N. Y. 
 
 639. JOHN NEEDLES CHESTER 
 Hydraulic and Mech. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. 
 
 and M. E. ; b. S 24, 1864, Groveport, O. ; s. 
 Hubert (b. Jl 16, 1840, do.) and Melvina 
 Sophia (Needles) Chester (b. Ag 8, 1842. Co- 
 lumbus, O.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Philomathean; C. E. Club. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 6i 
 
 A. S. M. E. ; Am. Waterworks Assn.; Am. 
 Pub. Health Assn.; Hist. Soc. of West. Pa.; 
 Engrs. Soc. of West. Pa.; Duquoine and Univ. 
 Clubs of Pittsburgh. Address, Union Bank 
 Bldg., Pittsburgh. 
 
 640. EDWARD BESANCON CLARKE 
 (Brother of Nos. 641, 942, 1024) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 20, 1868, 
 Fulton, N. Y.; s. Edwin Ambler (b. Je 8, 1839, 
 Oswego, N. Y.) and Leoline Francesca (Be- 
 sangon) Clarke (b. Je 20, 1839, Natchez, Miss.). 
 Prepared in Quincy H. S. and Chicago Man. 
 Tr. Sch. Adelphic; Ath. Assn.; football and 
 track team, 1890. Arch, draftsman and arch, 
 in partnership with Lawrence Buck, Chicago, 
 1907-11; Office Mgr. for Stevens & Nelson Co., 
 Archs., New Orleans, La., 191 1-12; practising 
 arch., Quincy, 111., 1912-14; do., with F. W. 
 Clarke, Omaha, Neb., 1914 — ■. Mem., Chicago 
 Arch. Club, 1907-g. Married Louise Forstall, 
 Ag 16, 1898, Chicago. Child, Leoline Louise. 
 b. Ja 25, 1907. Address, 3524 N. 24th St., 
 Omaha, Neb.; bus. add., 682 Brandeis Bldg.. 
 do. 
 
 641. FREDERICK WOODRUFF CLARKE 
 (Brother of Nos. 640, 942, 1024) 
 Architect; A. B. in Arch.; b. D 12, 1870, 
 New Orleans, La.; s. Edwin Ambler (b. 1843, 
 Oswego, N. Y.) and Leoline Francesca (Be 
 Sanson) Clarke (b. 1843, Natchez, Miss.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch.; Quincy 
 H. S. Pres., Adelphic; Prize medals in 
 track events; Football Team; second prize. 
 Adelphic Declamation Contests; Capt. Univ. 
 Regt. Draftsman, W^orld's Columbian Expo 
 sition, Chicago, 1892; Prof., Drawing, Peoria 
 Pub. Schs., 1893; Arch., Quincy, 111., 1896; 
 Studied Arch, in France, Switzerland. Italy 
 England, Scotland, 1897; Practising Arch.. 
 Omaha, 1905-12; Dir. in Neb. Assn. of Arch., 
 1912-15; partnership with E. B. Clarke, 1915 — . 
 Mem., A. I. A.; Univ. Club of Omaha. Mar 
 ried Olive W'eller Davenport, F 14, 1901. Child 
 (step-daughter). Katherine Davenport, b. N 23, 
 1893. Address, 682-7 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha. 
 Neb. 
 
 642. NELLIE MARGARET DARBY 
 (PETTERSON) 
 B. L.; b. Ja 7, 1870, Elmwood, 111.; d. H. H. 
 (b. Bethany, N. Y.) and Ellen (Smith) Darby 
 (b. Elmwood, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Taught in Champaign Co., 1891-2; Prim. 
 Norm. Dept., Platte Coll. Inst., Kearney, Neb., 
 1892-4; H. S., Dillon, Mont., 1895-6; Prin.. 
 H. S., Moscow, Idaho, 1896-1900; Prescott. 
 Ariz. H. S., 1900-01; Asst. Supt., Hedrick, 
 la., 1902-s; Prin. H. S., Ortonville, Minn. 
 1906-10. First V. P., Inland- Empire Teachers' 
 Assn., Wash., Ore. and Idaho, 1898-99. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Married Benjamin Petterson, 
 Ag 23, igio. Child, Harry Darby, b. S 9, 
 191 2. Address, Wheaton, Minn. 
 
 643. EDWARD CHARLES EIDMANN 
 (Brother of No. 1865) 
 R. R. Postal Clerk; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 21, 
 1871, Mascoutah. 111.; s. Louis F. (b. Mr 16, 
 1847, do.) and Catherine (Koob) Eidmann (b. 
 Ap 7, 1852, New Baden, 111.). Prepared in 
 Cross Roads Pub. Sch., near Mascoutah. Civ. 
 Engr., 1891-2; Ry. Postal Clerk, 1893 — • Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; Nat. Bee Keepers' Assn.; Internat. 
 New Thought Alliance. Married Mary C. 
 Kunze, Ap 28, 1903, Freeburg, 111. Child, 
 Robert Emmett, b. Ta 4, 1905 (died D 2, 1913). 
 Address, 114 S. 111. St., Bellville, III. 
 
 644. FRANK HARVEY ENO 
 Prof., Mun. Engng.; B. S. in C. E., 1891; 
 C. E., 1894; b. Jl 27, 1865, Elmwood. III.; s. 
 Harvey (b. Ag 19, 1835, Fair Haven, N. Y.) 
 
 and Caroline Nancy (Kellogg) Eno (b. Ap 16. 
 1841, Loraine, O.). Prepared in Univ. of S. 
 CahL; Civ. Engrs'. Club; Philomathean; 
 (.apt. and Maj. in Univ. Regt. Asst. Engr. and 
 Supt. of Water Supply, Sewerage and Fire 
 Protection at World's Columbian Exposition, 
 1 89 1 -4; Asst. to John A. Cole, Consult. Engr., 
 1894-s; Engr. and Supt. Public Works, Win- 
 netka. 111., 1895-8; Asst., Engr., Columbus, 
 O., 1 898-1 902; Assoc. Prof., Civ. Engng., O. 
 St. Univ., 1902-5; Prof., Mun. Engng., O. St. 
 Univ., 1905 — . Auth.: Uses of Hydraulic Ce- 
 ment, Bui. 2, 4th Series of the O. Geol. Sur., 
 published by the St. of O., 260 pp., 1904; 
 Typhoid Fever Epidemic, Columbus, O., Engng. 
 News, F II, 1904; The Road Building Mate- 
 rials of Coshocton Co. Trustee of Oakwoods 
 Union Church, 1894-5; Trustee Congr. Church, 
 Winnetka, 111., 1893-8; Treas., Plymouth 
 Congr. Church, Columbus, O., 1902; Deacon, 
 1903-4; mem., A. S. C. E.; Am. Water Works 
 .Assn.; Am. Forestry Assn.; O. Engng. Soc; 
 Engrs. Club of Columbus; Sigma Xi; Soc. for 
 Promotion of Engng. Educ. ; Nat. Geog. Soc. 
 Married Nellie Cecilia Kellogg, O 17, 1892, 
 Milwaukee, Wis. Address, Ohio St. Univ., 
 Columbus, O. 
 
 64s. LAWRENCE FISCHER 
 Merchant; Cert.; A. B., 1916; b. Je 15, 1866, 
 near Oregon, 111.; s. George (b. O 7, 1818, 
 Bavaria, Germany) and Margaret (Grohs) 
 Fischer (b. Ag 31, 1835, do.). Prepared in Dist. 
 Sch.; Well's Teachers' Tr. Sch., Oregon, 111. 
 Arch. Drafting and Estimating, 1891-9; Mer- 
 chant, Gen. Book Store, 1899. Married Grace 
 A. Gantz, Je 27, 1897, Oregon, 111. Children: 
 Marian G., b. My 5, 1898; Laura Beatrice, b. 
 .Mr 15, 1902; Frank R., b. Jl 15, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, Oregon, ID. 
 
 646. 'HANS FRAHM 
 (Brother of No. 1499) 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & A.; b. O 11, i868, 
 Bourbon, 111.; s. Hans (b. Sciileswig Holstein, 
 Ger.) and Cynthia Ann (Abbott) Frahm (b. 
 Bourbon, 111.). Prepared in Tuscola H. S. LL. 
 B., Harvard, 1895. Practiced Law in Chicago, 
 four yrs.; returned to Tuscola and superin- 
 tended 1,000 acre farm. Mem., K. of P.- 
 A. F. A. M.; Chm. Dem. Co. Central Com.; 
 Candidate for Co. Judge, 1906. Died S 14, 
 
 1910, Tuscola, 111. 
 
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 647. JOHN HENRY FREDERICKSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 806) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 1867, Cham- 
 paign; s. Erasmus (b. Copenhagen, Denmark) 
 and Johanna Hansena (Thorn) Frederickson, 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Civ. 
 Engr. with I. C. R. R., 1901; Engr. and Asst. 
 Engr., James Stewart & Co., St Louis, 1904-6; 
 Mgr., St. Road Const., Stewart, Korbaugh, 
 Shanley Co., N. Y. St., 1907-8; Mgr., James 
 Stewart & Co., Denver, 1909-11; do.. Salt Lake 
 City, 1912-15; do., Oklahoma City, Okla. 
 1915; U. S. M. France, 1918 — . Mem., Wes 
 Soc. of C. E.; A. S. C. E. Married Sarah Shel 
 by, Je 2, 1908, Wareland, Miss. Children 
 Myra Shelby, b. F 19, 1909: John H., b. O i 
 
 1911. Address, 6519 West End Blvd., New Or- 
 leans, La. 
 
 648. RANSFORD MORTON FRENCH 
 Draftsman on Bldg. Const.; B. S. in Arch.; 
 
 b. Jl 16, 1866, Venice, O.; s. Nathaniel Gran- 
 ville (b. 1834, O.) and Amanda (Bartlett) 
 French (b. 1840, O.). Prepared in Hamilton, 
 O. Arch, and Bldg. Const. Married Vashti 
 Morrow, O 6, 1897, Rapides, La. Children: 
 Vashti Morrow, b. My 24, 1Q03; Ransford Mor- 
 ton, Jr., b. Ap 2, 1906; Margaret Louise, b. 
 Jl 4, 1910; 'William Robert, b. Je 28, 1913. 
 Address, Blue Ash, O. 
 
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 649. FRANK DUANE GARDNER 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 19, 1864, 
 Gilman, ill.; s. Isaac J. (b. 1837, near Scran- 
 ton, Pa.) and Inverno (Bennett) Gardner (b. 
 1840, Lockport, N. Y.). Prepared in Gilman 
 H. S.i George Washington Univ., 1895-6. 
 Adelphic; Agr. Club. Agr., Univ. of 111., 1891- 
 5; Soil Exp., U. S. Dept. of Agr,, 1895-01; 
 Dir. Exp. Sta., Porto Rico, 1901-4: in charge 
 of soil mgnit., Bur. of Soils, U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr., 1904-S; Prof, of Agronomy, Pa. Coll. and 
 Sta., 1908 — . Auth.: Bui. Nos. 19, with Prof. 
 G. E. Morrow, 20, 22, 23, 25, 31, 34, 37 of 
 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.; also numerous buls. and 
 circulars, U. S. Dept. of Agr.; soil surs., re- 
 ports of the Porto Rico Agr. Exp. Sta., ma- 
 nurial requirements of soils; circulars Nos., 
 3. 30, 34. 31, 46 and Buls. Nos., 97, 131, 146, 
 Pa. Agr. Exp. Sta.; also auth., Successful 
 Farming, 1100 pp.; 15,000 practical ideas for 
 farmers. The John C. Winston Co. Mem., 
 Univ. Church; Am. Genetics Assn.; Am. Soc. 
 of Agronomy; Am. Farm Mgnit. Assn.; Pa. 
 Plant Breeders Assn.; Univ. Club; Biol. Soc. 
 of Washington, D. C. ; Fruit Growers Assn. 
 of Porto Rico; Nat. Geog. Soc. Married Ellen 
 P. Crum, Je 6, 1894, Farmer City, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Matthias Bennett, b. N 29, 1897; Frank 
 Easter, b. Ap 7, 1901; Reina Elisa, b. Ja 6, 
 1904. Address, State College, Pa. 
 
 650. CHARLES GORDON GIBSON 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 15, i868. 
 
 South Grove, 111.; s. James (b. Glasgow, Scot.) 
 and Margaret (Logan) Gibson (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Sycamore, H. S.; Univ. Acad. M. D.. 
 Rush Med. Coll. Married Margaret Piper, S 
 30, 1902, Chicago. Children: Helen Margaret, 
 b. Jl 23, 1903; Frances Alice, b. F 2, 1905; 
 Robert (jordon, My 10, 1909. Address, 2805 
 Nebraska St., Sioux City, la. 
 
 651. THOMAS STEPHEN GREEN 
 Physician; B. S. in Sc. ; b. 1868, Jacksonville, 
 
 111., s. H. R. Green. M. D. Lt., M. O. R. C. 
 Address, 4153 Ellis Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 1010,31 N. State and 3900 Cottage Grove Ave., 
 do. 
 
 652. JAY TARVIN HARRIS 
 Printer and Publisher; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 Jl 17, 1870, near Champaign; s. James Tarvin 
 (b. O 6, 1835, Snow Hill, O.) and Lida 
 Jane (Johnson) Harris (b. Jl 23, 1837, Mar 
 tinsville, O.). Prepared in West Side H. S., 
 Cham))aign. Engr. Soc; Pres., Jr. Class; 
 Bus. Mgr., The Sophograph, The Technograpi\ 
 and The Illini. City Engr., 1891-2; Engng. 
 Dept., World's Fair, Chicago, 1892-3; Ins. and 
 Loans, Salt Lake City, 1894-5; Newspaper 
 and Printing, do., 1895-6; Pres. and Mgr., 
 Tribune-Reporter Co., 1906-17; Pres. and Gen. 
 Mgr., Arrow Press, Inc., 1917 — . Mem., Coml. 
 Club; Country Club; Bear River Club; Univ. 
 Club, Sec, Trcas., V. P. and Pres. Married 
 Nellie May Bransford, O 10, 1900, Salt Lake 
 City. Children: Bransford, b. My 9, 1907; 
 Susanna, b. D 5, 1908. Address, 521 E. ist 
 South St., Salt Lake City; bus. add., 62-66 W. 
 2d St., do. 
 
 653. ALFRED ERNEST HARVEY 
 (Husband of No. 664) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1894; b. 
 S 16, 1868, Waverley, 111.; s. Alfred (b. Ag 
 1836, Sutton, N. H.) and Elizabeth Foster 
 (George) Harvey (b. 1836, Manchester, N. IL). 
 Prepared in H. S., Pans, 111.; Capt,, Univ. 
 Regt. ; Philomathean. World's 'Fair Asst. 
 Engr., 1893; City Engr,, East Chicago, 1894; 
 111. Central R. R., 1902; Chicago Great West. 
 R. R., 1905; I. C. R. R., 1905; St. L., L M. & 
 S. R. R., 1905; Contracting Engr., 1906; 
 Northern Pacific R. R., 1907; Supt., Chicago 
 Great West. R. R., 1908; Kansas City South- 
 
 ern Ry., 191 1 ; at present Chief Engr., Metro- 
 politan St. Ry. Co., Kansas City, Mo. Married 
 Cl;ira Myers ('9O. N 16, 1892, Newport, Ind. 
 Children: Infant, b. Ap 6. 1894; Alfred Dallas, 
 b. Ja 7, 1898; Harriet, b. S 14, igoo. Address, 
 817 E. 30th St., Kansas City, Mo.; bits, add., 
 1500 Grand Ave., do. 
 
 654. WALTER MORRIS HAY 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 25, 1871. 
 Somonauk, 111.; s. Isaac Morris and Aurelia 
 (I-atham) Hay. Prepared in Somonauk H. S.; 
 Philomathean: Civil Engr. and Surv., until 
 1004; Asst. Engr. World's Fair, 1893-4; (Zity 
 Engr., Muscatine, la., 1895-96; Co. Surv., De- 
 Kalb Co., 111., 1900-4; Circuit (I)lerk and Co. 
 Recorder of DeKalb Co., 111., 1904-1916. Mar- 
 ried Katherine Lowman, Je 23, 1896. Children: 
 John Gilbert, b. N 27, 1897 (died Ja 9, 1907); 
 Isaac Morris, b. Ag 19, 1899; Walter Lowman, 
 1>. S 12, 1910. Address, Sycamore, 111. 
 
 655. OPAL BEATRICE HELLER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1899; 
 
 b. Ag 26, 1867, Urbnna; d. Eli 1. (b. Guaden- 
 hutten, O.) and Sarah Ellen (Black) Heller 
 (b. Ag 1, 1847, Ripley, O.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Attended Teachers Coll., Columbia, 
 summer 1910. Teacher in Urbana, 1897; N. 
 Yakima, Wash., 1900; Ellensburg, Wash., 1904; 
 Phoenix, Ariz., 1008; Globe, Ariz., 1912. Ad- 
 dress, Box 942, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 656. GLEN MOODY HOBBS 
 Sec. Am. Sch. of Correspondence; B. L. ; b. 
 Ag 17, 1870, Yorkville, 111.; s. Franklin Moody 
 (b. 1829, Falmouth, Me.) and Harriet N. 
 (Crooker) Hobbs (b. 1830, Saco, Me.). Pre- 
 pared in Yorkville IL b. Ph. D., Chicago, 
 1905. Track Team; Band, leader, i890-oi_; 
 Baseball Team; Pres. Sr. Class; Sigma Xi, 
 1902. Lab. Asst. in Phys., Univ. of 111., i8gi- 
 .:; do., Univ. of Chicago, 1892-4; Instr. in 
 Phys., Univ. of Chicago, 1 896-1909; Sec, Am. 
 Sch. of Cor., 1909 — . Assoc Mem. Am. Physi- 
 cal Soc; Chicago chap. Sigma Xi. Auth.: The 
 Relation Between Spark Potential and Dis- 
 tances for very small values of the latter, Phil. 
 .1/a.i,'.; Practical Physics; joint auth.. Practical 
 Math. Married Lucy H. Stratton, 1899, Chi- 
 cago. Children: Wesley, b. Ja 17, 1903; 
 Glenita, b. Ja 7, 191 1. Address, Am. Sch. of 
 Cor., Chicago. 
 
 657. THOMAS JAMES HOWORTH 
 Editor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F i, 1869. 
 Quaker City, O.; s. Edmund (b. 1840, Lanca- 
 shire, Eng.) and Campsadell (Moore) Howorth 
 (b. 1846, Quaker City, O.). Prepared in Val- 
 paraiso (Ind.) H. S. Adelphic; Intercoll. Orat. 
 Meet, 1890; Illini Staff. Reportorial Staff, St. 
 Louis Republic; Ed., Financial Record; Ed. 
 Chester Tribune, 1894 — . Married Grace A. 
 Briggs, O 5, 1900, Urbnna (died S 1905). 
 Children: Edmund Briggs, b. S 15, 1901; Ula 
 Ruth, b. Jl 14, 1903. Address, Chester, Ill.t 
 
 658. ISABEL ELIZA JONES 
 (Sister of Nos. 659, 1236) 
 Instructor; Cert,; B. S. in Sc, 1914; b. 
 Champaign; d. James St. Claire (b. London, O.) 
 and Eliza (Houston) Jones (b. S. Charleston, 
 O.). Stud, of Arts, Pratt Inst. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Instr., Art and Design. L^niv. of 111., 
 1002-10. Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 302 
 W. Church St., Champaign. 
 
 659. MABEL JONES 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 658, 1236) 
 
 Librarian; B. L. in L. & S.; B. L. S. 1909; b. 
 
 Champaign; d. James St. Claire (b. London, O.) 
 
 and Eliza (Houston) Jones (b. S. Charleston, 
 
 O.). Address, 302 W. Church St., Champaign. 
 
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 660. ORA DEAL McCLURE 
 
 (Brother of No. 757) 
 
 Master Mechanic; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 1868, 
 
 Gibson City, 111.; s. J. T. McClure. Capt. 
 
 Master Mechanic, Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. 
 
 Address, Ishpetning, Mich.t 
 
 661. 'WIRT McCORMICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 826, 2744) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; M. L. 1891; b. 1872, Gib- 
 son City. 111.; s. Bruce (b. 1843. Streator, 111.) 
 and Martha Rebecca (Gibson) McCormick (b. 
 1848, Xenia, O.). Died Ap 9, 1893, Mahomet, 
 111. 
 
 662. AUGUST MAUE 
 Principal; B. L. in L. & S.; b. Ag 27, i865, 
 Mokena, 111.; s. Daniel (b. 1832, Bavaria, Ger.) 
 and Sarah (Mast) Maue (b. 1836, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Adrian (Mich.) Norm.; Grad. 1885. 
 Philomathean; Class Historian. Prin. Schs., 
 1891-1906; Wholesale Prod, bus., 1906-8; Prin., 
 Schs., 1908-18. Mem., Bd. of Trustees M. E. 
 Church. Married Carrie V. Linebarger, D 26, 
 189s, Elwood, 111. Child, Harold Linton, b. 
 Ap 2, 1902. Address, 102 Mound St., Joliet, 
 111. 
 
 663. CHARLES JACOB MITCHELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 21, 1868, Ful- 
 ton, 111.; s. Abram D. and Mary E. (Murphy) 
 Mitchell. Prepared in Fulton H. S. Keystone 
 Bridge Co., 1892; I. C. Ry. Co., Field Engr., 
 1895; Draftsman, Fairbank, Morse & Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1900; Chief Draftsman, do., Beloit, 
 Wis., 1900 — . Auth.: Short articles in Am. 
 Machinist; Power and Mach. Mem. Congr. 
 Church; Dir., Beloit Y. M. C. A.; A. S. M. 
 E.; Beloit Country Club; Masonic Societies; 
 Nat. Geog.; Beloit Six O'clock Club. Mar- 
 ried Grace D. Dickinson, Mr 15, 1894, 
 Eureka. III. Children: Hugh D., b. D 23. 
 1894; Donald E., b. D 19, 1896; Roger D., b. 
 Ag 28, 1898; Malcolm, b. Ag 3, 1900; Marianna, 
 b. Ag If), 1906; Charles James, b. S 17, 1907; 
 Robert W., b. Jl 8, 1912. Address. 888 Schiller 
 Place, Beloit, Wis. 
 
 664. CLARA MYERS (HARVEY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6s3) 
 B. L. in L. & S.; b. Je 25, 1869, Newport, 
 Ind.; d. W. C. (b. O 19, 1844, Newport, Ind.) 
 and Maria (Burson) Myers (b. Jl 7, 1842, New- 
 port, Ind.). Prepared in Newport H. S. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Married Alfred Ernest Harvey 
 ('91), N 16, 1892, Newport, Ind. Children: 
 Infant, b. Ap 6, 1894; Alfred Dallas, b. Ja 7. 
 1898; Harriet, b. S 14, 1900. Address, 817 E. 
 30th St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 665. *SARAH MARIENA PAINE 
 
 (Sister of No. sScr) 
 Music Teacher; B. S. in Sc; b. Ap 28, 1862, 
 Sidney, 111.; d. Andrew Jackson (b. Ag 19, 
 1832, Grafton, Mass.) and Elizabeth Ann 
 (Shackleford) Paine (b. My 7, 1827, Danville, 
 Ky.). Prepared in Sidney Tp. H. S. and E. 
 Champaign H. S. Cor. Sec, Y. W. C. A.; 
 Pres., Alethenai; Pres. Stud. Volunteer. Teach- 
 ing, S. Raymond. 111., 1894; pvt. instr.. Long- 
 view, 1895-1907; Instr.. Mus., 1893-1905. Mem., 
 Church of Christ; Y. P. S. C. E.; Supt. of 
 S. S., 1902-4; 1907-8; W. C. T. U., 1886-93; 
 Supt., Medal Cont. Dept., W. C. T. U., 1907-9; 
 111. Mus. Teachers Assn., 1898 — . Nat. Geog. 
 Soc; C. W. B. M. Died D 20, 1912, Kanka- 
 kee. 111. 
 
 666. LORIN WILLIAM PEABODY 
 
 Mech. Expert; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 24, 1864, 
 St. Joseph, 111.; s. Hiram (b. O 21, 1835, La- 
 Gro, Ind.) and Hester A. (Brodrick) Peabody 
 
 (b. Je 23, 1840, Colfax, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Philomathean; Class Pres. 
 Engr. of Tests, St. L. & S. F. R. R., 1904; 
 Mech. Expert, Waters Pierce Oil Co. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married Carrie R. Abbott, 
 S 4, 1907, Springfield, Mo. Address, 643 W. 
 Walnut St., Springfield, Mo. 
 
 667. JOHN HENDERSON POWELL 
 Real Est. Bus.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 7, 
 1868, Shawneetown, 111.; s. H. B. and Elizabeth 
 Sarah (Barger) Powell. Adclphic. City Engr., 
 Mt. Vernon, 111., 1891; Inst, in Descrip. Geom. 
 and G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1891-2; Treas., 
 Swofford Bros.. Dry Goods Co., wholesale, 
 Kansas City, Mo., 1907; Real Est., Sec. and 
 Treas., La Porte Orchard Co., 19 10. Elder, 
 Central Presby. Church. Kansas City, Mo.; 
 Knife and Fork Club; Southwestern Alumni 
 Assn. Married Amy E. Andrews, O I2, 1897, 
 Flemingsburg, Ky. Child, John Henderson, Jr., 
 b. O 19, 1898. Address, 10 14 E. Armour Bldg., 
 Kansas City, Mo.f 
 
 668. FREDERIC WILLIAM RICHART 
 Elec. Engr. and Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 
 1902; b. F 21, 1867, Fredonia, 111.; s. Hugh M. 
 (b. F 23, 1826, Pa.) and Rebecca (Harrison) 
 Richart (b. Ap 17, 1829, Portage Co., O.). 
 Prepared in So. 111. Norm. Engr. Soc; Pres., 
 Class. Professional Expert, one yr.; Engr., 
 Weaver Coal & Coke Co., 1902; Designed 
 built up Const, for Coal Tipples; Coal Feeders 
 for shaking Screens; Elec. Engr. and Mgr., Lt. 
 and Power properties, 1906 — : Pres., Interur- 
 ban Elec. Co. Auth.: Selection of Engines for 
 Elec. Lighting, Elec. World. Elder, Presby. 
 Church; A. S. M. E. Married Elizabeth Wat- 
 son, Ag 6, 1902, Carterville, 111. Children: 
 Ralph Robert, b. D 30, 1903; Christian Re- 
 becca, b. Ag 8, 1907; Hugh McAllister, b. 
 Jl 13, 1910. Address, Carterville, 111. 
 
 669. EMMA EFFIE SEIBERT 
 Artist and Teacher; B. S. in Sc; b. F 25, 
 
 1868, Riverdale, 111.; d. George (b. Meredosia, 
 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Pollard) Seibert (b. 
 Mason Co., 111.). Prepared in Washington H. 
 S., Jacksonville, 111. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. 
 Fellowship in Art. Teacher, 1891-2; Student, 
 1892-1902; Teacher, 1902-3. Address, 1535 N. 
 Western Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 670. CLARENCE ALBERT SHAMEL 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 618, 1169) 
 Editor: B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1894: b. Mr 9, 
 
 1869, near Springfield, 111.; s. Conrad and Caro- 
 line (Alkire) Shamel. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Ed., mini. Ed., Orange Judd Farmer, 1902 — . 
 Auth. : Profitable Stock Raising, Orange Judd 
 Co., N. Y., 191 1, 270 pp. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; York and Scottish Rite Mason; Birch- 
 wood (Country Club; 111. Farm Press Assn.; 
 Past Commander Evanston Commandery K. T. 
 Married Pearl Teresa Springer, Jl 17, 1907. 
 Children: Conrad Springer, b. Ag 23, 1908; 
 Garth Coleman, b. O 27, 1909. Address, 1344 
 Kenilworth Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 671. ANNA SHATTUCK (PALMER) 
 (Daughter of H39; Wife of No. 363; Sister of 
 
 No. 672; Mother of No. 8641) 
 B. L.; M. L., 1895; b. D 7, 1868, Urbana; 
 d. Samuel Walker (b. 1841, Groton, Mass.) and 
 Adelaide Louise (White) Shattuck (b. 1841, 
 Centerville, O.). Alpha Chi Omega; Alethenai. 
 Pres. Teacher, 1887-89; do., 1892-3; Stud, and 
 Asst., Rhet., 1905 — •. Mem., Collegiate Alum- 
 nae Assn.; Phi Beta Kappa. Married Arthur 
 William Palmer ('83), 1893, Champaign (died 
 F 3, 1904). Child, Charles Shattuck ('17), b. 
 N II, 1895. Address, 1013 W. California St., 
 Urbana. 
 
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 672. WALTER FRANCIS SHATTUCK 
 
 (Brother of No. 671; Son of H39) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; M. Arch. Ph. D., 
 Armour Inst, of Tech. 1916; b. D 12, 1871, 
 Urbana; s. Samuel Walker (b. 1841, Groton, 
 Mass.) and Adelaide Louise (White) Shattuck 
 (b. 1841, Centerville, O.). Prepared in Cham- 
 laign PI. S. Instr., Arch, and Prof, of Arcii., 
 Jhicago Sch. of Arch., 1891 — . Married Miram 
 C. Neuberger, D 14, 1897, Chicago. Children: 
 Miram Adelaide, b. S 24, 1898; Janet Martin, b. 
 My 4, 1900; Walter Francis Jr., b. Je 25, 190b. 
 Address, Room 1424, 19 S. LaSalle St., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Kenilworth Ave. and Abbotts- 
 ford Road, Kenilworth, 111. 
 
 673. FRANK OSCAR SMOLT 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 15, 1867, 
 Pawpaw, 111.; s. John Rudolph (b. Ap 11, 1821, 
 Mecklinburg, Ger.) and Mary Ann (Logue) 
 Smolt (b. Mr lo, 1833, Pottsville, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Minneapolis H. S.; Sem. at Pawpaw; 
 Jenning's Sem., Aurora, 111. Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Chem., M. H. Zinc Co., 1891-2; Mine and 
 Sampling Cos., 1892-9; Butte B. & M. C. & S. 
 .\I. Co., 1899-1900: Smelter Supt., Yerington, 
 Nev., 1901-2; Mine Surv., Butte, Mont., 1902-3; 
 Mill work, Mascota, Jal., Mex., 1903-s; Mgr-, 
 Aline and Smelter, V'elardena, Dgo., Mex., 
 1906-10; with Dearborn Drug and Chem. Works, 
 Manila, P. 1., 1910— . Mem.. A. C. S. Mar- 
 ried Marie E. Jolley, Ap 9, 1896. Child, Helen, 
 b. Je 20, 1898. Address, Box 402, Manila, P. I. 
 
 674. JOSEPH SAMUEL TERRILL 
 B. S. in Sc; M. S., 1894; b. My 25, 1863, 
 Ridott, 111.; s. Joseph Goodwin (b. S 1838, New 
 York State) and Ruth Rutitia (Smith) Terrill 
 (b. 1835, New Jersey). Prepared in East 
 Aurora H. S. Adelphic. Asst., Exp. Sta., Ky., 
 1891-5; Fruit tree trimmer and gardener. Ad- 
 dress, Deer Grove, Ill.t 
 
 675. CHARLES DAVIS VAIL 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 11, 1866, 
 Lone Tree, 111.; s. Richard R. (b. N 11, 1818, 
 Newark, N. J.) and Catherine (Brokaw) Vail 
 (b. Je 30, 1839, Summerville, N. J.). Philoma- 
 thean; Sr. Class Pres.; Capt., Univ. Regt. Asst. 
 Engr., U. P. R. R., 1891-3; Chief Draftsman, 
 U. S. Sur. Gen. Office of Wyo., 1893-4; Loc 
 Engr., I. C. & W. R. R., 1894-5; Asst. Engr., 
 Mex. Int. R. R., do.; Asst. Engr., U. P. R. R., 
 1895-6; Div. Engr., O. S. L. R. R., 1896-7; 
 
 Prin. Asst. Engr., Butte Water Co., Cheyenne, 
 Wyo., now of Vail, Read and Cummings. 
 Mem., Mont. Soc. of Engrs.; A. S. C. E.; A. 
 F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; Silver Bow Club. 
 Married Rose Paden, S 6, 1893, Denver. 
 Children: Richard Randolph, b. Ap 8, 1895 
 (died F 6, 1905); Allan Paden, b. D 8, 1896; 
 Kenyon Colyar, b. S 28, 1899; Charles Gilles- 
 pie, b. O 10, 1901 (died F 1, 1905); Vera Mary, 
 b. Ap 16, 1905. Address, 29 Ogden St., Den- 
 ver.t 
 
 676. ROSS STRAWN WALLACE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 1869, Chats- 
 worth, 111.; s. Robert Ross (b. Mr 13, 1835, O.) 
 and Louise C. (Strawn) Wallace, b. N 18, 
 1845, 111.). Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Treas. 
 Ath. Assn.; Class Pres.; Capt;., Univ. Regt. 
 Mach. and Draftsman, 1 891-2; Draftsman, 1892- 
 3; Exp. Engr., 1893-5; Master Mechanic, 1895-9; 
 Supt., 1899; Gen. Supt., Peoria Gas and Elec. 
 Co., 1906-9; V. P. and Gen. Mgr., Peoria Gas 
 and Elec. Co., Gen. Mgr. and V. P. Citizen's 
 Gas. and Elec. Co., Pekin, 111., 191 1; V. P. and 
 Gen. Mgr., Pekin Light and Power Co., 191 1; 
 do., Washington Light and Power Co., Wash- 
 ington, 111., 1911; do.. Central 111. Light Co., 
 1913 — . Dir. Y. M. C. A., Peoria; mem., A. S. 
 M. E.; A. I. E. E.; Nat. Elec. Light Assn.; 
 Country Club of Peoria; Presby. Church; 
 Creve Coeur Club of Peoria. Married Jessie 
 Waring, Je 1, 1898, Washington, 111. Child- 
 ren: Margaret Lucile, b. N 9, 1899; Helen 
 Louise, b. O 15, 1903; Eleanor Frances, b. Mr 
 31, 1912. Address, 172 Fredonia Ave., Peoria.; 
 bus. add., 3:6 S. Jefferson St., do. 
 
 677. CHARLES BAILEY YOUNG 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 23, 1865, 
 
 Aurora, 111.; s. Jacob Russell (b. Mr 19, 1819, 
 Johnstown, N. Y.) and Clarrissa Bailey (Cran- 
 dall) Young (b. F 17, 1824, Tonawanda, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Aurora H. S. Adelphic. Drafts- 
 man for C. B. & Q. R. R., 189 1-9; Chief Drafts- 
 man, 1899-1902; Mech. Engr., C. B. & Q. R. R., 
 1902-5; Mech. Engr., C. B. & Q. System, 
 1905 — ; Mgr., Inspection and Test Section of 
 Div. of Transportation Dept., Wash. D. C. 
 Mem., Master Car Builder's Assn., 1902; Am. 
 Ry. Master Mechanics Assn., 1902; Chicago 
 Engrs. Club; West. Ry. Club, Pres., iieii-12. 
 Married Lillian Verdell Frazier, O 11, 1905, 
 .Aurora, III. (died Ja 14, 1917.). Address, Ad- 
 dison Road, Riverside, 111.; bus. add., 610 So. 
 Ry. Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
 
 CLASS OF 1892 (37 LIVING, 5 DEAD) 
 
 678. ALICE MAY BARBER (BENNETT) 
 (Wife of No. 562) 
 B. S.; M. S., 1893; b. Ap 21, 1862, LaFox, 
 IlL; d. Calvin C. (b. Ap 21, 1817, Fabius, N. Y.) 
 and Maria Louisa (Garfield) Barber (b. O 16, 
 1833, Mt. Holly, Vt.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Alethenai. Held ist Fellowship given 
 in Univ. Hon. Mem., Audubon Soc. of St. of 
 la. Married F. M. Bennett ('89), S S. 1895, La 
 Fox. 111. Children: Orpha Estelle, b. N 29, 
 1896 (died F 14, 1912); Lawrence Barber, b. Ap 
 23, 1900. Address, 141 1 Elm St., Youngstown, O. 
 
 679. WILLIAM DAVIS BARBER 
 (Brother of No. 377) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 26, 1864, 
 Strathroy, Ontario, Can.; s. Isaac and Ursula 
 Mary (Davis) Barber. Prepared in Urbana and 
 Aylmer (Ont.) H. Schs. Tall Building Const.; 
 Location and Const, of R. Rs. ; Tunnel Const.; 
 in charge of the div. of Const, and Repair, Chi- 
 cago. Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Mary Edith 
 Wickett, D 12, 1892. Children: Harold William, 
 b. Ap 18, 1896 (died Ta 3, 1899); Milo Isaac, 
 b. N 30, 1897 (died Ja 5, 1899); Evelyn Ursula, 
 b. Ja 27, 1900; William Edward, b. Jl 15, 1902, 
 Address, 4th Floor, Bur. of Engng., City Hall, 
 Chicago.t 
 
 680. JOHN KING BARKER 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 19, 1864, 
 Shutesbury, Mass.; s. Franklin (b. Ap 12, 1830, 
 Palmer, Mass.) and Arvilla Lucinda (Mc- 
 Clintock) Barker. Prepared in Palmer H. S.; 
 Mass. Agr. Coll. C. E. Club; Football team. 
 Mem., Boston Soc. C. E.; N. E. Water Works 
 Assn.; Springfield Bd. of Trade. Married 
 Annie Brooks Crane, Ta 15, 1901, Hanover, 
 Mass. Child, Franklin W., b. N 13, 1905. Ad- 
 dress, 37 Bimie Road, Long Meadow, Mass. 
 
 681. FRANK BECKWITH 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 8, 1869, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. James (b. 1840, N. Y. State) 
 and Emily A. (Martin) Beckwith (b. 1843, do.). 
 Prepared in Quincy H. S. Asst. Engr., C. B. & 
 Q. Ry., 1892-7; Res. Engr., Quincy Bridge, 
 1897-9; Engr. la. Lines, 1 899-1903; Prin. Asst. 
 Engr. and Bridge Engr., L. S. & M. S. R. R., 
 1903-06; Gen. Supt., Ind. Harbor and C. I. & S. 
 Ry., 1906; Const. Engr., Pac. R. R., 1006-9; 
 Chief Engr. Walsh Const. Co., 1909 — • Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Alice Moser, N 1894. 
 Dubuque, la. Children: Lawton Bancroft, b. O 
 1895; Harold Radclifle, b. My 1900; LeBrun, 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 6S 
 
 b. N 1004. Address, 1240 Dearborn St., Chi- 
 cago.; bus. add.. Gen. Office, C. B. & Q. R. R- 
 
 do.-t 
 
 682. SARAH BENNETT (ERWIN) 
 (Sister of Nos. 561, 1309) 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. Ja 31. 1872, Mattoon, 
 111.; d. Charles (b. 1839, Bridgeton, Me.) and 
 Susan W. (Cleaves) Bennett (b. 1842, Bridge- 
 ton, Me.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Ale- 
 thenai; Valdictorian; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 
 Latin, H. S., 1892-3. Married John M. F. 
 Erwin, Ag 24, 1893, Mattoon, 111. Child, 
 Susan Cleaves, b. Jl 23, 1901. Address, 2343 
 33rd Ave., South Seattle. 
 
 683. CASSANDRA BOGGS (MILLER) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 340, 791, 1630) 
 B. L.; b. O 22, 1869, Douglas Co., 111.; d. 
 Benjamin Franklin (b. Jl 2, 1832, Lawrence Co., 
 O.) and Mary Jane (Armstrong) Boggs (b. N 
 29, 183s, do.). Prepared in Tuscola, 111. Ale- 
 thenai. Teacher, Urbana, 1892-9: Toppenish, 
 Wash., 1899-1900; North Yakima, Wash., 1901; 
 Seattle, 190 1-7. Married George Abram Miller, 
 D 23, 1909. Address, 1103 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 684. PARKE TUNIS BURROWS 
 Architect; B. S.; b. Ag 8, 1871, Davenport, 
 la.; s. Elisha Gamage (b. Jl 12, 1840, do.) 
 and Johanna (Hand) Burrows (b. Cincinnati). 
 Prepared in Davenport H. S., and by pvt. 
 instruction. Philomathean; Pres., Class, 1892; 
 Capt. and Maj., Univ. Regt. Arch., Draftsman, 
 1892-s; Hubbell & Burrows, 1895; Clausen & 
 Burrows, 1 896-1 904; Temple, Burrows & Mc- 
 Lane, 1904-10; Temple & Burrows, 1910 — ■. 
 Mem., A. I. A.; Pres., la. Chap. A. I. A., 
 1916-17; Davenport Bd. of Educ, 1913-17; Bd. 
 of Dir., Registrar Life and Annuity Ins. Co.; 
 Bd. of Trustees, First Presby. Church; Daven- 
 port Coml. Club: Davenport Outing Club. 
 Married Camilla Simmons Wolcott, O 29, 1902, 
 St. Louis. Children: Camilla Wolcott, b. r, 
 1908; Helen Tunis, b. Jl 29, 191 1: John Mc- 
 Dowell, b. O 18, 1912; Parke Wolcott, b. Je 
 25, 1914. Address, 221 Mississippi Ave., Daven- 
 port, la.; bus. add., 208 Main St., do. 
 
 68s. FRANKLIN GREGORY CARNAHAN 
 (Brother of No. 940) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 8, 1872, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. David Franklin (b. S 16, 
 1825, Montour Co., Pa.) Sarah Anna (Dobbin) 
 Carnahan (b. Je 4. 1838, Madison, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic; Pres., Sigma 
 Chi; Y. M. C. A.; Phi Beta Kappa; Tennis 
 Singles and Doubles Championships; Varsity 
 Baseball; Class Football; (iym. Team; Glee 
 Club, Mgr. ; Class Poet; Mem., Sophograph 
 Bd. Supt., Waterworks, Champaign, 1892- 
 1896; Atty-at-Law, Champaign, 1896-1903; 
 Treas., Federal Elevator Co., Minneapolis, 
 1903-1912; Lawyer, Minn., 1903; do., Calif., 
 1912; do., Washington, 1018 — . Married Har- 
 riet Horton, D 18, 1901, Winona, Minn.; Helen 
 Catharine Desiny, N 16, 191 5, Seattle. Chil- 
 dren: Elizabeth Horton, b. Je 15, 1903; David 
 Horton, b. Je i, 1908. Address, 112 Railroad 
 Ave., So. Seattle. 
 
 686. *JOHN WATERBURY CRISSEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 6, 1869, 
 Chester, III.; s. Morris C. and Mary (Cole) Cris- 
 sey. Adelphic. With Metropolitan West Side Ele- 
 vated Ry., Chicago; 111. Central R. R., Chicago 
 and New Orleans: L. S. & M. S. R. R., Chicago. 
 Married Grace Colehour, O 10, 1899. Children: 
 Kathryn, b. D i, 1902; Tohn. b. S 25, 1904; 
 Marion, b. O 26, 1906. Died Mr 7, 1913- 
 
 687. CHARLES WILLIAM CROSS 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 4. 1870, Ke- 
 
 wanee. 111.; s. William Tyler and Melissa Ann 
 
 (Peet) Cross. Prepared in Kewanee H. S. 
 
 Sigma Chi; Philomathean; Pres., Ath. Assn.; 
 
 Baseball; Glee Club and Univ. Quartet. With 
 Holabird & Roche, Archs., Chicago, 1892-3; 
 Kewanee Boiler Co., 1894; Brown, Kitchen 
 Iron Co., Indianapolis, 1894-1911; Chief Engr., 
 Christopher, Simpson Iron Works Co., St. 
 Louis, 191 1. Married Josephine Adams, O 
 10, 1898. Child, Helen Josephine, b. Jl 27, 
 1904. Address, 3702 Sylvan Pl^ Pinelawn P. 
 O., St. Louis; bus. add., 8th and Park Ave., do. 
 
 688. ROBERT HUMPHREY FORBES 
 (Brother of Nos. 1129, 1869) 
 
 Dean and Agronomist; B. S. in Sc. ; M. S., 
 1895; b. My, 1867, Cobden, 111.; s. Henry 
 Clinton (b. My 10, 1833, Preble Corners, 
 N. Y.) and Laura Jane (Gorham) Forbes (b. 
 F 24, 1835, Rutland, Vt.). Prepared in Prince- 
 ton H. S.; Attended Harvard, grad. stud., 
 1893-4. Ph.D., Univ. of Calif., 191 6. Adel- 
 phic; Sigma Chi; Bureau Co., Scholarship; 
 Conklin Orat., first prize, 1891. Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1892-3; Chem. and teacher 
 of Chem., 1894-1904; Dir., Ariz. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1899-1916; Dean, Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 
 Ariz., 1916-18; Supt. and Agronomist, Societe 
 Sultanienne d' Agriculture, Cairo, Egypt, 
 1918 — . Sec, Ariz. Hort. Com., 1909-12. Auth.: 
 A large number of Buls. and Rpts., relating to 
 S. W. Agr. Married Georgie Hazel Scott, Ja 
 15, 1902. Address, Agr. Exp. Sta., Tucson, 
 Ariz. 
 
 689. WINSLOW HOWARD FOSTER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 10, 1869, 
 
 Chicago; s. Addison Howard (b. N 13, 1838, 
 Wilton, N. H.) and Susan M. (Houghton) 
 Foster (b. N 29, 1838, New Ipswich, N. H.). 
 Prepared in Chicago West Div. H. S. Philo- 
 mathean; Pres., Soc. of Engrs. With W. Mo- 
 rava and Morava Const. Co., continuously 
 from graduation to Ja 1910 (V. P. to 1910); 
 Contr., Engr., in partnership with W. R. Ash- 
 ton & Co.; 111. licensed struct. Engr. and Arch. 
 Mem., West. Soc. Engrs., 1900; Chicago En- 
 tomological Soc, 1900-02. Married Anna 
 Mabel Burr, S 20, 1894, Winnetka, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Jeannette Howard, b. N 3, 1895; Anna 
 Burr, b. Je 12, 1900; Helen Houghton, b. Ja 
 12, 1903. Address, 9238 Pleasant Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 690. "ZEBULON FOSTER 
 C. Engr.: B. S. in C. E.; b. 1865, Rossville, 
 111.; s. E. Foster. Deceased. 
 
 691. EDMUND B.MLEY FUNSTON 
 (Brother of No. 877) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 19, 1868, 
 Champaign Co.; s. John H. (b. F 9, 1828, O. ) 
 and Elizabeth (Bailey) Funston (b. O 26, 1833, 
 do.). Prepared in Univ. of 111. Prep. Sch. 
 Philomathean. Mem., firm Edmund B. Fun- 
 ston Archs., Racine, Wis. Married Ella May 
 Kephart, Ag 23, 1905. Child, Jeannette J., b. 
 N 27, 1915. Address, 904 Wisconsin St., 
 Racine, Wis. 
 
 692. ANDREW WALLIS GATES 
 
 Civ. Engr. and Mfr.; B. S.; C. E.; b. Je 
 24, 1867, Pawpaw, 111.; s. Francis E. (b. do'.) 
 and Polly M. (Robinson) Gates (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Aurora Sem. and Dixon Coll. Philo- 
 mathean; Mgr., Football Team; Bus. Mgr.. 
 mini; Pres., St. Football League. City Engr. 
 Work, City Contract Work and Mfg.; Pres., 
 Gates Fire Clay Co., Colchester, 111. Mem.. 
 111. Soc. Engrs. and Survs.; West. Soc. of 
 Engrs.; Am. Ceram. Soc. Married Filone 
 Norton, Ja i, 1903, Wichita, Kan. Address, 
 Monmouth, 111. 
 
 693. EDWARD EVERETT GULICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 694, 1036) * 
 
 Teacher; LL. B.; b. N 20, 1868, Champaign; 
 s. Jesse Richard (b. D 8, 1840, Pickaway Co., 
 O ) and Louisa Lousette (Everett) Gulick (b. 
 D 4. 1848, Champaign Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 
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 Mahomet H. S.; Univ. Acad. B. D.. A. M., 
 Shurtleff Coll., Upper Alton, 111. Philoma- 
 thean. Minister, 1900-4; Farmer, 1904-7; 
 Boilermaker, Big Four Shops, 1907-9; Ins. 
 Fraternalism, 1909-11; Bookkeeper at A. E 
 Robinson's, 1911-12; with E. C. Harley, 191 2- 
 14; Teacher, Morton Tp. H. S., 111., 1918— . 
 Auth. : Civilization a question of Geography, 
 Coll. Review, N 1906. Married Minnie Belle 
 Reinhard, Je 7, 1899, Champaign (divorced F b, 
 1906); Louise Schernau, Jl 7, 1913. Children: 
 Florence Isabelle, b. F 23, 1901; Margrett 
 Loucile, b. Mr i, 1904. Address, Morton Tp. 
 High School, Morton. 111. 
 
 694. JOSEPH PIPER GULICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 693, 1036) 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. D 2, 1870, Vandalia, 111.; 
 s. Jesse Richard (b. D 8, 1840, Pickaway Co., 
 O.) and Louisa Lousette (Everett) Gulick (b. 
 D 4, 1848, Champaign Co., III.). Prepared in 
 Mahomet H. S. and Univ. Acad. Philoma- 
 thean; Excelsior Orator. Worshipful Master, 
 West Star Lodge No. 240, A. F. A. M., 1898- 
 1903; Commander, Champaign Commandery, 
 No. 68, K. T., 1904; Excellent High Priest, 
 Champaign, Chapter R. A. N., 1918; Pres., 
 Champaign Co., Bar. Assn., 1916-17. Address, 
 508 S. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 695. CHARLES ALEXANDER GUNN 
 (Brother of No. 3005) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 22, 1870, 
 Chicago; s. Alexander Hunter (b. 1834, N. Y. 
 City) and Emily Almira (Dyer) Gunn (b. 
 1839, Painesville, O.). Prepared in Evanston 
 Tp. H. S. Adelphic; Sigma Chi; Glee Club; 
 Class Baseball; Capt., Univ., Regt. ; Varsity 
 Baseball; Record in track events, 111. and 
 W. I. C. A. A. Arch., draftsman, Chicago, 
 1892-3; Asst., Arch., Univ. of 111., 1893-6, 
 with practise alone, and with C. D. McLane; 
 Asst., Arch., Columbia, 1896-7; Arch, work, 
 New York, 1897-1903; Head of Estimating 
 L)ept. for H. L. Krensler, Bldg. Const., Pitts 
 burgh, 1903-7; Practising arch., in Pittsburgh, 
 1907-9; Sec, Layirien's Miss. Movement; 
 Treas. and Bus. Agt,, Philippine Mission, 
 Manila, P. I., 1911-16; Mission Arch., for 
 P. I., South China and Hawaii, 1916 — . Mem., 
 Congr. Church, 1881-95; various Presby. de 
 nominations, 1895 — . Married Susan May 
 Borden, D 27, 1894, Chicago. Children: Alex 
 ander Borden, b. N 13, 1896 (died Ja 19, 1907); 
 Marion, b. O 24, 1898 (died Ja 26, 1905); 
 Harriet Gilbert, b. My 27, 1904; Helen May, 
 b. S 9, 1910. Address, LaGrange, 111. 
 
 696. FRED AUGUSTUS HALL 
 Farmer; B. S. in Chem. ; b. near Tonica, 111., 
 Ap 26, 1867; s. Stillman Augustus (b. Ja 23, 
 1838) and Harriet Adelia (Beardsley) Hall 
 (b. jfe 10, 1842.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; Camera Club. Drug 
 business, Tonica, 111., 1893-9; Agr. and Exten- 
 sive farming under irrigation & Wholesalt- 
 Produce and Comm. bus. and Hardware store, 
 Toppenish, Wash., 1900-4; Sec. Richey & Gil 
 bert Co. (Inc.) (Zomm. Storage, Hardware & 
 Implements, etc., Toppenish, Wash., 1Q04; 
 Fruit growing N. Yakima, Wash., 1904 — . Mar- 
 ried Luella Richey, O 17, 1894 (died S 28, 1907, 
 North Yakima, Wash.) ; Frances G. Chace, Je 
 26, 1909, Seattle, Wash. Children: Thorland 
 Richey, b. Jl 30, 1896, Isabelle Hamilton, b. 
 My 29, 1900; Burton Augustus, b. My 31, 1902. 
 Address, R. 4, North Yakima, Wash. 
 
 Arch., 1899—. Mem., Am. Inst, of Arch.; 
 Bohemian Club; Commonwealth Club; San 
 Francisco Golf and Country Club. Married 
 Hilda W. MacDonald, Mr 5, 1904, San Fran- 
 cisco. Child, Ralph Warner, Jr., b. Ja 5, 1906. 
 Deceased. 
 
 698. WALTER CLARENCE HARVEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 14, 1870, 
 Waverly, 111.; s. Alfred (b. No. Sutton, N. H.) 
 and Lizzie Foster (George) Harvey (b. New 
 Bedford, N. H.). Prepared in Paris H. S. 
 Philomathean. Engr. with special reference to 
 Ry. Const, and Maintenance since 1895; I- C. 
 R. R., 1895-9; Chicago Ter. Trans. Ry., 1899- 
 ipoi; Rio Grande West. R. R., 1901-2; C. and 
 N. W. R. R., 1902-5; Asst. Engr., Chicago 
 Great West. R. R., St. Paul, 1905-14; Prin. 
 Asst. Engr., Chicago Great West. R. R., 1914 — . 
 .Married Belle Whiting Barry, S 16, 1901. Child, 
 Virginia, b. S 12, 1904. Address, 1527 E. 
 67th PL, Chicago; bus. add., 463 Grand Central 
 Sta., do. 
 
 699. LOTT RUSSEL HERRICK 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1893, 3404, 5719) 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. D 8, 1871, Farmer City, 
 111.; s. George W. (b. Newville, Ind.) and Dora 
 Olive (Knight) Herrick (b. Farmer City, 111.). 
 Prepared in Farmer City H. S. LL. B., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1894. Sigma Chi. County Judge, 
 DeWitt Co., 1902-4 (resigned). Married Har- 
 riet H. Swigart, Ap 2, 1896, Farmer City, 111. 
 Children: Mildred, b. Je 26, 1901; Harriet 
 Helen, b. S 18, 1903. Address. Farmer City, 
 111. 
 
 700. AGNES GALE HILL 
 Missionary; A. B. ; b. N 6, 1867, Dayton, C; 
 d. M. Y. (b. D 22. 1834. Highgate, Vt.) and 
 Flora E. (Bierce) Hill (b. S 28, 1836, Nelson, 
 O.). Prepared in Nevada (Mo.) H. S. Alethe- 
 nai; Y. W. C. A. Gen. Sec, Y. W. C. A., 
 Toledo, O., 1892-4; Travelling Sec, S. V. M. 
 F. M., 1894; Gen. Sec. Y. W. C. A., Madras, 
 India, 1895-7; Nat. Sec, Y. W. C. A., for In- 
 lia, Burma and Ceylon, 1896-1912; Miss., Am. 
 Presby. Mission, Gwalior, India, 1913 — . Ad 
 dress, Lashkar, Gwalior, India. 
 
 701. GEORGE A. HUFF 
 Phys. Tr. Dir.; B. S., 1917 as of the class of 
 1892; b. Je II, 1872, Champaign; s. George t 
 .Alexander (b. Ja i, 1842, Mercer Co., Ky.) and 
 Mary Marie (Martin) Huff (b. F 23, 1845, 
 Crawfordsville, Ind.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S., Englewood H. S. (Chicago), 
 and Univ. Acad. Kappa Sigma; Ma-wan-da; 
 Varsity Base Ball, 1889, '90, '92; Capt. and 
 Mgr., 1890 and 1892; Varsity Foot Ball, 1890 
 and 1892. .'\ttended Univ. of 111., 1888-9; 
 Dartmouth Med. Coll., 1893-4. Asst. Dir., 
 Gym., Coach of .\th. Teams. Univ. of 111., 
 1895-1901; Dir., Dept. of Phys. Tr., 1901 — . 
 Auth.: Educ. Aths., Encyclopedia Americana. 
 vol. 6; How to Play Base Ball, A>n. Boy., vol. 
 16, No. 8, 9, 10, 1915. Mem., Ath. Research 
 Soc; Soc of Coll. Physical Dirs.; Dist. Rep., 
 1918; Nat. Collegiate Ath. Assn. Married 
 Katherine Louise Naughton, D 8, 1897, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Katherine, b. S 22, 1898; 
 Helen Elizabeth, b. Mr 20, 1901; George III, 
 b. S 18, 1905. Address, 304 W. Church St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 697. *RALPH WARNER HART 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N s, i860, 
 Rockford, 111.; s. Alfred, Jr. (b. D 13, 1836, N. 
 Y.) and Georgianna (Anderson) Hart (b. Mr 17, 
 1838, N. Y.). Prepared in Evanston H. S. 
 Adelphic; Glee Club; Capt., Football team; 
 Trustee A. A.; Draftsman, 1892-99; practicing 
 
 702. CHARLES ALBERT KILER 
 (Brother of Nos. 964, 1047) 
 Merchant; B. L.; b. S 8, 1869, Urbana; s. 
 William Alexander (b. Ap 24, 1841, Dayton, 
 O.) and Charlotte (Mittendorf) Kiler (b. Mr 
 17, 1846, Wolfenbuettel, Ger.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. ; Kent Law Sch., 1893-4. Adel- 
 phic; Sigma Chi; winner Conklin Orat. Prize; 
 Pres. Sr. Class; Bus. Mgr., Sophograph; Ed., 
 mini ; helped to organize West. Coll. Ath. Assn. 
 
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 (now Conf.); West. Coll. Press Assn.; debater; 
 class orator. Reporter on Inter-Ocean, 1892; 
 Purchasing Agt., "Alley L" Road Depi., 1892- 
 3; Mgr., Univ. Hotel, 1893; travelled in Europe, 
 summer, 1894; merchant, Champaign, 1894 — ; 
 Nat. Immigration _ Commissioner, 1905; Sec. 
 and Dir., Champaign Chamber of Commerce, 
 igo8-9, Pres., igio-ii. Auth.: Articles in 
 House Beautiful, Ap, 1908; short stories in 
 Chicago Tribune, 1906-11; articles in various 
 good roads mags.; contributor to trade papers. 
 Mem., Univ. Club of 111.; Country Club of 
 Champaign; Univ. Club of Chicago; I. O. O. F. 
 A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; Court of Honor 
 pons of Veterans; Lib. Bd., 1905-10; Park Bd. 
 Pres., 111. Furniture Dealer's Assn., 1906-8 
 Chamber of Commerce, U. S. A. Address, 
 Cliampaign. 
 
 -03. CYRUS DANIEL McLANE 
 (Brother of No. 1557) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 4, 1866, Iowa 
 City, la.; s. Joseph G. (b. O.) and Mary Mar- 
 garet (Wallace) McLane (b. Pa.). Prepared 
 in Allerton H. S. Philomathean. Taught, 
 Univ. of 111., till 1904; Arch., Temple, Bur- 
 rows and McLane, Davenport, la., 1904-10; 
 do.. Rock Island, 111. Married Blanche Keeney 
 Cleland, Je 25, 1896, Rock Island, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Margaret Esther, b. Ag 4, 1901; Dorothy 
 Cleland, b. Mr 20, 1904; Eleanor Lucile, b. 
 Mr II, 1908. Address, 3025 loth Ave., Rock 
 Island, 111.; bus. add., 301 Robinson Bldg., do. 
 
 704. WILLIAM ALEXANDER MARTIN 
 
 Supt. Street Ry. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 
 29, 1865, N. Y. City; s. Geo. (b. D 25, 1840, 
 Glasgow, Scotland) and Elizabeth Ann (Rose) 
 Martin (b. Jl 4, 1845, Pt. Dover, Ont., Can.). 
 Prepared in Hamilton, Can. and Chicago; 
 Spring Garden Inst., Philadelphia. Engrs. 
 Soc. Special work with Omaha T-H Elec. 
 Light Co.; Supt., Pueblo, Colo. St. Ry. Co.; 
 Supt., Quincy Gas and Elec. Co.; Supt. Quincy 
 Ry. Co. Mem., 111. St. Elec. Assn.; Am. Elec. 
 Ry. Assn. Married Mary Louise Shaw, Je i8, 
 189s, Chicago (died Ag 28, 1912). Children: 
 Mabel Louise, b. Mr 21, 1896; Edith Rose, b. 
 Ag 6, 189S; William Eugene, b. S 30, 1901 
 (died N 7, 1901); Geo. Shaw, b. S 27, 1902 
 (died Mr 30, 1906).. Address, care of Quincy 
 Ry. Co., Quincy, 111. 
 
 70s. ROY ALLEN MATHER 
 (Brother of No. 898) 
 Bridge and Mech. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. My 27, 1870, Will Co., 111.; s. Samuel 
 (b. 1847, Essex Co., N. Y.) and Melvina 
 M. (Ballou) Mather (b. 1848, Cuvahoga Co., 
 O.). Prepared in Dist. Schs. and N. W. Coll., 
 Naperville, 111. Philomathean; C. E. Club; V. 
 P., Sr. Class; Asst. Bus. Mgr., Sophograph. 
 Field and Office work on Sewerage Const, with 
 Cole, Alvord & Shield, Chicago, 1892; Drafts- 
 man, Chicago Elevated Railroads, Metropolitan, 
 Northwestern & Union Loop, 1893-7; Bridge 
 Draftsman, Chief Engrs.; office, C. B. & Q. 
 R. R., Chicago, 1898-1900; Draftsman in charge 
 of work, A. B. Co., Ambridge, Pa., 1900-;—; 
 Instr. in charge of Am. Bridge Co. Apprentice 
 Sch., 1902-3. Invented the Rectifying Curve, 
 Patd., 191 1. Mem., Corps of Engrs., 111. Nat. 
 Guard, 1896-7; A. F. A. M.; Worshipful Mas- 
 ter of Lodge; First Reader, ist Church of 
 Christ Scientist. Married Emma Hammer- 
 schmidt, O 21, 1896. Naperville, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Margaret, b. Mr 23. 1898; Laurence 
 Hammerschmidt, b. Je 8, 1900; Helen Caro- 
 line, b. Ag 8, 1903; Rachel Bertha, b. Jl 19, 
 1905; Doris Allen, b. Mr 19, 1910; Jean Ethel, 
 b. Mr II, 1907; Virginia Ann, b. Ap 16, 1914. 
 Address, 628 Maple Ave., Sewickly, Pa. 
 
 706. ANNE MELISSA MAXWELL 
 
 B. L. ; d. William S. (b. Ap 11, 1838, London, 
 Pa.) and Josephine (Raymond) Maxwell (b. Ap 
 8, 1842, Raymond, O.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Address, Bayside, Long Island, N. Y.t 
 
 707. WILLIAM GEORGE MILLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. 1869, Chicago; 
 
 s. William M. Miller. Supt., Chrisholm, Boyd 
 & White Co., 1905. Address, care Topeka Rail- 
 way Co., Topeka, Kan.t 
 
 708. *JOHN BARB MORGAN, Jr. 
 (Brother of Nos. 401, 1064) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 23, 1871, Kinmundy, 
 111.; s. John Barb (b. My 8, 1829, Ala.) and 
 Martha (Doolen) Morgan (b. Ag 13, 1837, 
 Kinmundy, 111.). Prepared in Kinmundy H. S. 
 LL. B.. Kent Law Sch., 1895. Adelphic; Sigma 
 Chi. Married Mable Jennings, Ap 1899, Peoria, 
 Ariz. Died Ja 7, 1901, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 709. JOHN WILLIAM PAGE 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O s, 
 1868, Waukegan, 111.; s. William Z. (b. S 3, 
 1842, Chicago) and Marguerite (Fallon) Page 
 (b. Ap 16, 1845, Chicago). Prepared in Wau- 
 kegan H. S. and Evanston Acad. Civil Engr., 
 1892-8; Contracting Engr., 1898 — . Invented 
 Page Bascule Bridge, 1899; Page Scraper 
 Bucket Excavator, 1904. Married Emma Belle 
 Page, Je 16, 1894. Child, Fanny Belle Page, 
 b. O II, 1895. Address, 1326 Fargo Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 1002 Security Bldg., do.t 
 
 710. HERMAN S. PIATT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A., 1892; A. M., 
 1894; b. My 28, 1869, Lincoln, 111.; s. Jo- 
 seph and Emma (Allen) Piatt. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Adelphic; Phi Delta Theta. Fel- 
 lowship 1892-3. Instr. and Asst. Prof., 111., 
 1894-01; Supt., Schs., Coshocton, O., 1901-8; 
 Prin., P. S. 46, Manhattan, N. Y. City. Auth.: 
 Tour du Monde, Jenkins & Co.; Comedies by 
 Labiche, Ginn & Co.; various articles in Ediic. 
 Mem., N. E. A., 1901 — ; N. Y. Prins. Assn.; 
 Schoolmasters' Club; City Club of New York; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Lottie Seibert Lodge, 
 Je 28, 1893; Emma Rice, Jl 8, 1914, N. Y. City. 
 Address, 561 W 141st St., N. Y. City; bus. add., 
 917 St. Nicholas Ave., do. 
 
 711. ULYSSES SAMUEL GRANT PLANK 
 Sec, Bldg. & Loan Assn.; B. S.; b. F 26, 
 1864, Wooster, O. ; s. D. H. and Leah (King) 
 Plank. Prepared in Ft. Scott Acad.; Mt. Mor- 
 ris Coll. Philomathean; Sec, Y. M. C. A. 
 Govt. Indian Service, 1897-1903; Kan. Univ. 
 Athletics, 1903-5; Sec. Lawrence Bldg. & Loan 
 Assn., 1906-17. Army Y. M. C. A., 1917 — . 
 Married Emma E. Ziegler, Ap 25, 1894, 
 Harrisonville, Mo. Children: William Ewart G., 
 b. N 4, 1897; Elizabeth, b. O 30, 1896. Address, 
 Lawrence, Kan.t 
 
 712. ROME BURD PULLEN 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. Ja 29, 1870, Centralia, 111.: 
 s. B. (b. Je 8, 1833, Heighstown, N. Y.) and 
 Lucille O. (Gex) Pullen. LL. B., Chicago Law 
 
 Sch., 1894. Address, Colonial Hotel, Chicago. 
 
 713. EDWARD LEWIS SCHEIDENHELM 
 
 Contr. and Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 25, 
 1871, Mendota 111.; s. Jacob and Catherine 
 (Faber) Scheidenhelm. Prepared in Black- 
 stone H. S. With Purdy and Henderson, 1892- 
 1901; John Griffiths and Son, 1901-8. Chief 
 Engr., Am. Water Works and Guaranty Co. 
 Married Harriet Joy, S 14, 1899, Wilmette, 
 111. Children: Katherine, Joy, Edward. Ad- 
 dress, 5th Ave., and 26th St., Baltimore, Md. 
 
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 714. WILLIAM SNODGRASS 
 (Brother of No. 1772) 
 Orchardist; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 16, 1872, 
 Coldspring, Wis.; s. William (b. Je 8, 1822, 
 Paisley, Scotland) and Mary (McBeath) Snod- 
 grass (b. Ag 7, 1836, do.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Pres., M. E. Soc. Draftsman, 1892-5; 
 Chief Draftsman, L. St. M. S. R. R. Car Dept., 
 1885-8; Gen. Foreman of Car Shop, 1898-1900; 
 in charge of struct, work Colo. Fuel & Iron 
 Co., 1900-4; Asst. Chief Draftsman, Va. Bridge 
 & Iron Co., 1904-6; Chief Draftsman, N. T. Zinc 
 Co., N. Y., 1906-7; Orchardist, Nueva (jerona. 
 Isle of Pines, 1907-12. Mem., West. R. R. 
 Club, 1896-1907; Sec, Santa Anna Fruit 
 Growers Assn. Married Antoinette Dewey, 
 JI 22, 1897, Urbana. Child, Mary Helena, b. 
 F 6, 1902. Address, Neuva Gerona, Isle of 
 Pines.t 
 
 715. BENJAMIN ASAPH WAIT 
 (Brother of No. 1609) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 15, 1868. 
 Easthampton, Mass.; s. Benj. Anderson (b. F 
 8, 1830, Williamsburg, Mass.) and Mary (Car- 
 ter) Wait (b. Blue Grass, 111.). Prepared in 
 Easthampton H. S. ; Williston Sem. Adelphic. 
 Struct. Steel Draftsman, 1892-1900; Bridge 
 Draftsman with various railroads, 1900-1003; 
 Asst. Engr.. C. R. I. & P. Ry., 1904—. Mar- 
 ried May Wilson, Je 10, 1896, Rushville, 111. 
 Child, Anna Wilson, b. Jl 6, 1897. Address, 
 512 Clark St., Des Moines; bus. add., 501 Cen- 
 tral Life Bldg., do. 
 
 716. EDWARD LEWIS WALKER 
 Orchardist; B. L., 1892; b. Ag 12, 1870, 
 Petersburg, 111.; s. Albert (b. My 9, 1833, 
 Warsaw, N. Y.) and Marion M. (Silsby) 
 Walker (b. D 26, 1832, N. H.). Prepared in 
 Petersburg H. S. ; Adelphic; Collector, 1894-5; 
 Salesman, H. J. Heinz Co., St. Louis, and 
 Chicago, 1896-1917; Orchardist, Pearl, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Petersburg, 111. 
 
 717. 'FRANK ROBERT WILLIAMSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 1867, Hart- 
 ford Co., Md.; s. Wm. Thomas (b. Hartford 
 Co., Md.) and Margaretta Andrews (b. do.). 
 Prepared in St. 111. Norm. Sch. Asst. Engr., 
 The San. Dist., Chicago. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; A. S. C. E. Married Addie A. Martin, 
 
 ' 1897, Lima, O. Children: Julia E., b. 1898 
 (died 1902); Frank Martin, b. 1901; Edwin 
 Paul, b. 1905. Died Jl 11, 1915, (Thicago. 
 
 718. HOWARD OAKLEY WOOD WORTH 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 456, 1188, 2007) 
 Teacher; B. S.; b. My 24, 1869; s. Alvin 
 Oakley (b. 181 7, Tyre, N. Y.) and Mary Celia 
 (Carpenter) Woodworth (b. Ap 5, 1842, Ma- 
 nilus, N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Grad. Stud., 111., 1892-3; M. S., Cornell, 1895; 
 Philomathean; Asst., 111. St. Lab., 1895-7; 
 Field Asst. Entomol., Univ. of Calif., 1897-8; 
 Asst. St. Entomol. in 111. St. Lab. of Nat. 
 Hist., 1898-1900; Stud., Ped. and Zool., 111., 
 1900-1; Asst. St. Entomol., N. Y. Exp^ Sta., 
 Geneva, N. Y., 1902-3; foreman, Calif. Poultry 
 Sta., 1903-5; with Nat. Self-winding Clock Co., 
 1905-6; Bookkeeper for E. A. Robinson's plumb- 
 ing shop, 1906-11; Bookkeeper, buyer, and esti- 
 mator for W. R. Wozencraft's Plumbing Shop, 
 1911-12; Farmer, Freesoil, Mich., 1912-13; 
 teacher, 1912; with Steele Sash Works, Cham- 
 paign, 1913-14; with Pomological div. of Hort. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111., 1Q14-17; Agr. teacher, Gon- 
 zales Univ. H. S., Calif., 1917 — . Auth. : va- 
 rious articles published in poultry jours. 
 Hon. Mem., Petaluma Poultry Keepers Pro- 
 tective Assn.; Pres., Baptist Y. P. S. C. E., 
 Berkeley, Calif., 1897-8; Deacon, Herald of 
 Hope Baptist Church, 1910-12; Sec, Fruit 
 Ridge Cirange, Manister, Calif., 1912-13. Mar- 
 ried Elsie Victoria Weeks, My 27, 1903, Geneva, 
 N. Y. Children: l\L^ry Elsie, b. My 27, 1904; 
 Newton Clyde, b. My 11, 1905 (died S 5, 1905); 
 Opal Victoria, b. Je 26, 1906; Howard Oakley, 
 Jr., b. O 10, 1907 (died F 8, 1917); Dewitt Will- 
 mington, b. F 7, 1914 (died l\Ir 8, 1915); Alvin 
 Orton, b. Je 27, 1916. .4ddress, 58 E. Univ. 
 .Ave., Champaign. 
 
 719. ROYAL WRIGHT 
 
 (Brother of G759) 
 La\yyer; B. L.; b. S 13, 1870, Urbana; s. 
 Francis M. (b. Ag 23, 1S44, Brier Ridge, O.) 
 and Elizabeth (West) Wright (b. Decatur, O.). 
 Prepared in Urbana Schs. Read law under 
 F. M. Wright; admitted to bar 1893; Master 
 in chancery of Circuit Court, 1896-1904; prac- 
 ticing law in Chicago, 1905. Married Male 
 Candy, 1894, Princeton, Ind. (divorced). Ad- 
 dress.f 
 
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 720. HUBERT FRANKLIN ANDREWS 
 Physician; B. S.; M. D., 1899; b. Ag 10, 
 1869, Piasa, 111.; s. Joseph B. (b. 1837, Bright- 
 on, 111.) and Mary A. (Rudrow) Andrews (b. 
 1838, Camden, N. J.). Prepared in Blackburn 
 Coll. Philomathean. Teacher, Salt Lake City 
 H. S., 1893-6; Physician, 1899 — . Married Zada 
 Kearnes, 1904, Gunnison, Utah. Children: 
 Mary Emma, b. Mr 8, 1905. Zada Leah, b. 
 Mr IS, 191 1. Address, Watts Bldg., San Diego, 
 Calif. 
 
 721. GEORGE JOHN ARBEITER 
 Lawyer; B. L. ; b. Je 10, 1865, Plainfield, 
 111.; s. Carl (b. Jl 25, 1827, Ger.) and Kath- 
 rina (Suhler) Arbeiter (b. O 26, 1828, do.). 
 Prepared in Plainfield H. S. and No. Ind. St. 
 Norm. Sch. LL.B., Univ. of Mich., 1805. 
 Philomathean. Third Regt. Co. B, 111. Nat. 
 Guard, 1896. First Supt., V. Commander, Sup. 
 Council Order of the White Cross, 1900; Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; K. of P.; M. W. A.; No. Am. 
 Union and Columbia Circle. Married Esther 
 Kittie McBride, F i, 1889, Elgin, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Margaret Georgia, b. Jl 2, 1900 (died 
 Ap 19, 1901); George Carlton, b. Mr 20, 1902; 
 Gladys Esther, b. O 10, 1904; Lois Geneveive, 
 b. O 20, 1908. Address, 102 Woodworth Ave., 
 Joliet, 111. 
 
 722. 'MARY EDNA ARNOLD 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. 1866, Roanoke, 111.; 
 d. C. B. Arnold. Died Ja 2, 1898, Cambridge, 
 111. 
 
 723. *GRACE AYERS (POWERS) 
 (Wife of No. 769; Sister of No. 375) 
 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. Je 17, 1871, Urbana; 
 d. Homer W. (b. My 23, 1836, O.) and Lorinda 
 Jane (McConney) Ayers (b. ja 14, 1837, Bain- 
 bridge, O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. and 
 Univ. Acad. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Taught 
 in Rochester, Minn., 1894-5; Norm. Bus. Coll. 
 Mem., Minerva Lit. and Mus. Club, Pres. 191 1. 
 Married William Ambrose Powers ('93), S 9, 
 1897, Urbana. Child, Chalton Ayers. Died Ap 
 2J. 1919, Los Angeles, Calif. 
 
 724. HARLOW BACON 
 Topographic Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 
 13, 1867, Huntsville. 111.; s. William H. (b. S 
 21, 1838, Augusta, 111.) and Mary Ellen 
 (Gould) Bacon (b. O 12, 1841, do.). Prepared 
 in Dixon Coll. C. E. Club; at the head of the 
 Military class fresh, yr. ; Class baseball. Union 
 Switch & Signal Co., Swissvale, Pa., 1893; 
 Engaged in bus.. Ft. Smith, Ark., 1894; with 
 Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf R. R., 1894-97, first 
 
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 as draftsman, later as Asst. Engr. ; Draftsman 
 with Coast and Geodetic Sur., Washington, D. 
 C, 1897 — ; Designer of C. O. & G. Ry. shops 
 and yards, Shawnee, Okla. ; C. O. & G. railroad 
 track pile driver. Auth.: Plan of a Track Pile 
 Driver, Technograph, 1896-97, pp. 38-40; The 
 C. O. & G. R. R. Shops at Shawnee, Okla., do.; 
 assisted in the preparation of a paper on the 
 Lambert Conformal Conic Projection, 61 pages, 
 7 plates. Special Publication No. 47, Coast and 
 Geodetic Sur., 1918. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Viola Coe, N 28, 1894, Eldorado, Kan. 
 Children: Cecil H., b. N 20, 1895; infant 
 daughter, b. Ag 29, 1899 (died Ag 31, 1899). 
 Adcress, Silver Spring, Md.; bus. add.. Coast 
 and Geodetic Sur., Washington, D. C. 
 
 725. EDWARD ERNEST BARRETT 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 12, 1870, 
 Port Byron, 111.; s. Daniel Thomas (b. Jl 22, 
 1824, Camden, Me.) and Lucy Ann (Sidlinger) 
 Barrett (b. Ag 18, 1828, Thomaston, Me.). 
 Prepared in Port Byron H. S. and Acad.; 
 Curtiss Bus. Coll., Minneapolis. Pres., Adel- 
 phic; Sigma Chi; C. E. Club; Class Pres.; Bus. 
 Mgr., Technograph and Philo-Adelphic Lecture 
 Course. U. S. Surv. and Insp., U. S. Engng. 
 Corps, 1893-1900; Asst. Engr., C. B. & Q. R. 
 R., 1900; C. Engr. with Fairbanks Morse & Co., 
 iQoo-04; Dir., Gen. Mgr. and Chief Engr. and 
 V. P., Roberts and Schaefer Co., 1904 — . Pat- 
 ents for improvements in coal handling devices 
 dated 1907, S 1908, O 1908, Re-issue patent., 
 1909. Mem., M. E. Church; Chicago Engrs. 
 Club; La Grange Cml. Club; La Grange 
 Country Club; lllini Club of Chicago; La 
 Grange Village Bd., 1907-09; Dir., La Grange 
 Trust and Savings Bank, 1909; Dir., Twelfth 
 Street St. Bank, 1916 — . Trustee, First M. E. 
 Church, La Grange, 111., 1906 — ; Pres., La- 
 Grange Cml. Club, 1914; V. P., La Grange 
 Country Club, 1918; do., Chicago Engrs. Club, 
 1918; Pres., lllini Club of Chicago, 1915. 
 Married Grace Anna Hollister, N 29, 1894, 
 Port Byron, 111. Children: Jordan, b. My 24, 
 1900; Gertrude, b. Je 20, 1904 (died Mr 15, 
 1905); Edward Daniel, b. My 13, 1906. Ad- 
 dress, 333 S. Waiola Ave., La Grange, 111.; 
 bus. add., 2064 McCormick Bldg., do. 
 
 726. HENRY EMMETT BARTLETT 
 Asst. Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 27 
 1870, Mt. Sterling, 111.; s. Henry H. (b. 1841 
 Crown Point, N. Y.) and America J. (Jones) 
 Bartlett (b. 1852, Mt. Sterling, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mt. Sterling H. S. Supt., Schs., Brown Co. 
 111., 1894-8; Asst. Engr., I. C. R. R., 1898 
 1904; Off. Photographer, Panama Canal, 1904 
 S; Asst. Engr., I. C. R. R., 1905-6; Chiel 
 Draftsman, Const. Dept. Mo. Pac. Ry., St 
 Louis, 1906-10; Engr. Terminals, Chicago Pas 
 senger Subways, 1910-11; Engr., Bridges, The 
 Chicago Assn. of Commerce Comn. of Investi 
 gation of Smoke Abatement and Electrifica 
 tion of Ry. Terminals, 1911-15; Asst. Chief 
 Engr., Pub. Utilities (iomn. of 111., 1915 — 
 Mem., A. S. C. E.; Am. Assn. of Engrs. Mar 
 ried Nettie B. Cronin, Je 4, 1899, Mt. Sterling 
 111. Children: Chas. H., b. F i, 1901; Fred 
 erick E., b. Je 26, 1902. Address, 1447 E 
 66th PI., Chicago. 
 
 727. GEORGE PHILIP BEHRENSMEYER 
 (Father of No. 7378) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 15, i86g, 
 Quincy, III.; s. Charles Frederick Adolph (b. 
 S 22, 183s, near Minden, Ger.) and Mary 
 (Beilstein) Behrensmeyer (b. Ja 12, 1842, 
 near Quincy, 111.). Prepared in Quincy 
 Pub. Sch. ; Gem. City cus. Coll. Kappa 
 Sigma; Adelphic; won nine class medals and 
 inter-collegiate medals. Mem., Quincy Country 
 Club; Past Chancellor, K. of P.; Past Exalted 
 Ruler-Elk; K. T. ; 32nd degree Mason. Married 
 Grace Rebecca Plank, Jl 12, 1893, Champaign. 
 (Thild, Helen ('16), b. Je 3, 1891. Address, 
 9th and Main Sts., Quincy, Ill.t 
 
 728. GEORGE WEBSTER BLAKESLEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 24, 1870, Hia- 
 watha, Kan.; s. A. M. and Mary (Avery) 
 Blakesley. Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Security Stove 
 & Mfg. Co. Married, Je 11. 1896, Chicago. 
 Children: Gladys A., b. Mr 27, 1901 ; Helen A. • 
 iM-ank A.; Elizabeth A. (died F, 1917). Ad- 
 dress, 3240 Windsor Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 729. FRANK MINEAR BROWN 
 Real Est. and Ins. Agt.; B. S. in Arch.; 
 b. My 10, 1872, Champaign; s. Seely (b. New 
 Canaan, Conn.) and Hannah Louise Brown 
 (b. Westport, do.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Sec. Twin Cities Savings & Loan Assn.; 
 Clerk, I. C. R. R., Champaign, 1894-5; Joint 
 Rate Insp. for Cent. Traffic Assn., 1895 01; 
 Sec. Twin Cities Savings & Loan Assn., 1901- 
 17; Real Est. and Ins. Agt., 1917 — . Treas., 
 West. Star Lodge No. 240, A. F. A. M.; 
 Rec, Champaign Commandery No. 68, K. T.. 
 1903-12; Adv. Com., Bldg. Assn. League of 
 111., 1905. Married Cora Lawman, Ap 17, 1913, 
 (Thampaign. Address, 411 W. University Ave., 
 Champaign; bus. add., 34 Neil St., do. 
 
 730. HARVEY IRVING CARPENTER 
 Mus. Instr.; B. L. in L. & A.; b. My 8, 1858, 
 Champaign; s. Thomas (b. N 3, 1812, Sandy 
 Hill, N. Y.) and Catherine (Belinger) Carpen- 
 ter (b. O 7, 1831, Central, N. Y.). Prepared 
 m Jacksonville Sch. for the Blind. Philomath- 
 ean. Nat. Hist. See. Instr. in Music and Piano 
 luner, 1893-1900 and 1905 — ; Instr., Music 
 and Musical Sciences, Sch. for the Blind, Fari- 
 bault, Minn., 1900-05. Address, 204 Co-Op 
 Bldg., Champaign. 
 
 731. ROBERT FR.A.NKLIN CARR 
 (Brother of No. 1474) 
 Bus. Executive; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 21, 
 1871, Argenta, 111.; s. Robert F. (b. My i, 
 1832, Deckertown, N. Y.) and Emily A. 
 (Smick) Carr (b. Ap 10, 1839, Decatur, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Charter mem., Kappa 
 Sigma; Pres., Fresh. Class; Sophograph Bd. 
 with Dearborn Drug and Chem. Works as 
 Mgr. of Sales, Gen. Mgr., Sec, V. P., Gen. 
 Mgr., and Pres., 1906 — ; Dir. McMaster Carr 
 Supply Co., Chicago; Dir., Standard Trust and 
 Savings Bank, Chicago. Maj., U. S. A.; 
 Trustee, Univ. of 111., 1915 — . Mem., Univ. 
 Club of Chicago; Chicago Ath. Assn.; Union 
 League; Chemists' Club, N. Y. City; Exmoor 
 Country Club, Pres., 19 15-16; Railroad Club of 
 N. Y.; A. C. S.; Treas., 111. Cadet Corps 
 f-eague, Highland Park. Married Louise 
 Smiley, Ap 25, 1906, Chicago. Children: 
 Louise Hagar, b. My 5, 1908; Florence Smiley, 
 b. Mr 28, 1913; Robert F. Jr., b. D 16, 1915. 
 .-iddress. 521 Laurel Ave., Highland Park, 
 111.; hi!.s. add., 3225 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 732- CHARLES WILLARD CARTER 
 (Husband of No. 760) 
 Physician; B. L.; M. L., 1894; b. Mr 37, 
 1S68, Faribault, Minn.; s. Willard (b. Ap 2, 
 1833, Wilmington, Mass.) and Emily Jane 
 (Whitlock) Carter (b. Muncy, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Aledo H. S. M. D., Coll. of P. & S.. Chi- 
 cago. Philomathean; First Inter-Soc Orator- 
 ical Contest, 1892; Class Poet. Fellowship in 
 D. & S., 1894. Practicing medicine, 1897 — ; 
 Capt., M. O. R. C, 1917; Chief Surgeon, Div. 
 Bn., Camp Shelby, Mass. Mem.. A. M. A.; 
 111. St. Med. Soc; DeWitt Co. Med. Soc; A. 
 F. A. M.; R. A. M., Goodbrake No. 59. Mar- 
 ried Marv Estelle Mann ('93), Ta 12. 189S, 
 Geneva, 111. Children: Charles Willard, b. F 8, 
 1899; Alice Landon, b. Ap 29. 1905; Dorothy, 
 b. S 2, 1908. Address, Clinton, 111. 
 
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 733. WILLIAM ROCK CHAMBERS 
 (Brother of No. 2932) 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & A.; b. Ja 30, 1873, 
 Sadorus, IH. ; s. Jacob George (b. Ag 12, 1842, 
 Poughkeepsie, N. Y.) and Ann (Rock) Cham- 
 bers (b. Ap 2, 184s, Sadorus, 111.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. LL. B., Mich., 1890. Philo- 
 mathean; Rep. at Inter-Coll. Orat. Cont., 1892; 
 Winner Conklin Prize, Orat., 1892. Teacher, 
 1893-4; Law Stud., 1894-6; Clerk, Ter. Dist. 
 Court, 1907-10; Practicing lawyer, 1910-17; 
 Co. Atty., Graham Co., Ariz., 1917 — . Sec, 
 Bd. of Educ, Danville, 1902-3. Married Lida 
 Spencer, N 10, 1904, Chicago. Child, Richard 
 Harvey, b. N 7, 1906. Address, Safford, Ariz. 
 
 734. *OSCAR PAUL CHESTER 
 (Brother of No. 1023) 
 Professor; b. N i, 1870, Champaign; s. Elias 
 Oscar (b. 1829, Franklin Co., O.) and Frances 
 Virginia (Skinner) Chester (b. 1835, Orange 
 (io., N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign West 
 Side H. S. M. D., N. W. Univ., 1896. Nu 
 Sigma Nu; Alpha Omega Alpha. Mem., A. 
 M. A.; 111. St. Med. Soc; Chicago Med. Soc. 
 and Physicians' Club; Kenwood Club; Hyde 
 Park Presby. Church. Married Florence 
 Griffin, O 18, 1911, Chicago. Child, Virginia 
 Ruth. Died Je 23, 1916. Champaign. 
 
 735. FRED GOLDSMITH COFFEEN 
 (Brother of Nos. 568, 1116) 
 Foundry Expert; B. S. in Cham.; b. N 32, 
 1 87 1, Sidney, 111.; s. Alva Martin (b. F 11, 
 1836, Attica. Ind.) and Mira Amy (Gaines; 
 Cotteen (b. D 28, 1836, Virginia, 111.). Chem. 
 and Supt. in foundry work, Chicago, 1 893-1 900; 
 at Beaver Dam, Wis., 1900-4; Foundry Expert, 
 ,904 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; Congr. Church. 
 Married Ida Weber, Ag iS, 1899, Urbana. Chil- 
 dren: Richard Preston, b. O 22, 1900; Esther, 
 b. S 29, 1902; Frederick Harry, b. Je 24, 1904. 
 Address, 502 E. Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 736. JAMES W. COOK 
 Gen. Contr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. 1872, Rural 
 Tp., R. I. Co., 111.; s. Mrs. J. V. Cook. Pre- 
 pared in Rock Island H. S. Sigma Chi. With 
 J. W. Schaub, Chicago, 1904; with James Stew- 
 art ^ Co., Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 810 Edge- 
 comb Place, Chicago; bus. add., James Stewart 
 & Cio., Westminster Bldg., do. 
 
 737. WILLIAM HENRY CORNELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. 1865, Kankakee 
 Co., 111.; s. Abram H. CornelL Engr., Hitch- 
 cock & Keil, Boonton, N. J. Married Margaret 
 Burres, Je 8, 1895, Benton, 111. Child, William, 
 b. D 1, 1903. Address. Dover, N. J. 
 
 738. EDWARD CHILTON CRAIG 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. Ap 7, 1872, Mattoon, 111.; 
 
 s. James Wesley (b. Je 29, 1844, Coles Co. 111.) 
 and Mary (Chilton) Craig (b. Jl 4. 1849, Scott 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Adel- 
 phic. Attended Harvard Law Sch.; admitted to 
 bar and practicing, 1896 — . Pres. Univ. of 111. 
 Alumni Assn., 1918—. Married Fannie lone 
 Dilley, N 9, 1899, Dallas, Tex. Children: 
 George Mansfield, b. Ag 25, 1905; Donald 
 Chilton, b. O 27, 1908. Address, Mattoon, 111. 
 
 739. WILLIS WILSON DANLEY 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 15. 1871. 
 
 Henry, 111.; s. D. W. and Katherine A. (Noe) 
 Danley. Prepared in Hennepin H. S. Adel- 
 phic, Engr. and Salesman, U. S., Austral., Eng., 
 and So. Afr.; engaged in organizing and estab- 
 lislilng the S. African, German and Italian con- 
 tracting bus. for the Lamson Pneumatic Tube 
 Co., and Lamson Store Service Co., of London, 
 Eng., 1Q04-11. Married Matilda Elizabeth 
 Cayzer, O 3, 1898, Melbourne, Victoria. Child, 
 Arthur L., b. S 23, 1899. Address, 914 Boyd 
 Bldg., Winnipeg, Can.t 
 
 740. MARK ALDEN EARL 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 37, 
 1869, Centralia, 111.; s. Marcus Aurelius (b. Ja 
 27, 1820, New York) and Winnie (Gray) Earl 
 (b. Jl 22, 1839, O.). Prepared in Centralia H. 
 S. Capt. in Regt.; M. C. E., 1894, Cornell. Civ. 
 Engr., 1894-1904; Consulting Engr., 1904 — . 
 Married Lena Simpson, S 9, 1895, Benton Har- 
 bor, Mich. Address, Muskogee, Okla. 
 
 74«- WILBER JOHN ERASER 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; M. S., 1902; b. Jl 
 
 I, 1869, Lockport, 111.; s. John Alexander (b- 
 11 30, 1823, Bethel, N. Y.) and Mary Ann (Van 
 Horn) Eraser (b. F 17, 1829.). Prepared in 
 Plainheld H. S. and Jennings Sem., Aurora, 
 111. Instr., Dairy Husb., and Asst., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1896-1902; Prof., Dairy 
 Husb., and Chief in Sta., 1902 — ; studied Dairy 
 Farming in Europe 1900 and 1908; studied at 
 Harvard, 1915-16. Auth. : Preventing Contam- 
 ination of Milk, Bui. No. 91, 1903, 30 pp.; 
 City Milk Supply, Bui. No. 92, 1902, 20 pp.; 
 Crops for the Silo, Cost of Filling, and Effect 
 of Silage on the Flavor of Milk, Lul. No. loi, 
 1905, 20 pp.; Construction of Silos, Bui. No. 
 102, 1905, 44 pp.; Dairy Suggestions from 
 European Conditions as seen in the British 
 Isles, Holland, and Denmark, Bui. No. 140, 
 1909, 84 pp.; Economy of the Round Dairy 
 Barn, Bui. No. 143, 1910, 44 pp.; Alfalfa 
 Hay vs. Timothy Hay, and Alfalfa Hay vs. 
 Bran for Dairy Cows, Bui. No. 146, 1910, 
 14 pp.; also earlier buls. and a large num- 
 ber of circulars; articles in periodicals since 
 1908. Married Alice May Eaton, S 12, 1894, 
 Aurora,^ 111. Children: Cecil Eaton, b. O 7, 
 1895; Gladys Genevra, b. Ag 17, 1897. Ad- 
 dress, 1003 S. Wright St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 119 Agr. Bldg., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 742. WILLIAM DAVID GIBBS 
 
 (Husband of No. 854) 
 Appraiser; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1894; b. Mr 
 IS, 1869, Winchester, 111.; s. William C. and 
 Margaret C. Gibbs. Prepared in Winchester 
 H. S. Kappa Sigma; Fellowship in Agr., 1894. 
 Asst., Agr., O. St. Univ., 1895. Sigma Xi, O. 
 6t. Univ.; Expert Asst., Bur. of Soils, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1895; Asst. Prof., Agr., O. St. 
 Univ., 1S95-6; Assoc. Prof., 1896-9; D. S. C, 
 Univ. of Maine, 1908; Prof, of Agronomy, O. 
 St. Univ., 1899-01; Prof., Agr. and Dir., Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., N. H. Coll. of Agr. and the Me- 
 chanic Arts, Durham, N. H., 1901; Dean of 
 Agr. and Dir. of Exp. Stations, Tex., A. and 
 M. Coll., Coll. Sta., 1902-3; Pres., N. H. Coll. 
 of Agr. and the Mechanic Arts, 1903-12; west- 
 ern representative of the Sagamon Land Trust 
 of Boston, 1912 — ; Chief Appraiser, Federal 
 Land Bank of St. Louis. Married Olga C. 
 Woolsey ('94), Jl 16, 1896, Polo, 111. (died Je 
 
 II, 1899). Child, Dorothy, b. Je ti, 1899 (died 
 at hiith). Address, Winchester. 111. 
 
 743. LOUIS THOMAS GRAHAM 
 Lawver; B. L.; b. Ag 18, 1870, Pittsfield, 111.; 
 3. D. C. (b. Galesbur.g, 111.) and Lizzie (Rose) 
 Graham (b. Griggsville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Pittsfield H. S. Married Bertha M. Rush, 
 Fairmount, 111., F 23, 1903. Child, Reginald 
 Orr, b. N II, 1912. Address, Pittsfield, 111. 
 
 744. WILLIAM JOHNSON GRAHAM 
 
 (Brother of No. 4679) 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. F 7, 1872; s. Richard J. 
 (b. F II, 1842, Lawrence Co., Pa.) and 
 Caroline (Mundwiler) Graham (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Aledo H. S. and Aledo Acad. Adel- 
 phic; Kappa Sigma; Ed. -in-Chief, Illini, 1892-3; 
 Pres.. Adelphic, 1893; Class Hatchet Orat., 
 1893. In law office of James M. Brock, 
 Aledo, 111., 1893-s; Deputy Sheriff, Mercer 
 Co.; admitted to bar in 111., 1893. Raised 
 CO. in Aledo as Capt. of Anderson's Prov. 
 
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 Regt. in war with Spain. Elected State's 
 Atty., Mercer Co., 1900; re-elected, 1904; 
 del.. Rep. Nat. Convention, 1912; mem., H. 
 of R., III., 1914-16; H. of R., U. S., 1917—- 
 Married Olive B. Whan, N 8, 1899. Aledo, 111. 
 (died Mr 29, 1911); Edna Robey, N 8, 1912. 
 Children: Robert, b. D 23, 1906; Ruth Olive, b. 
 N 12, igio; John Robey, b. Mr 23, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, Aledo, 111. 
 
 745- FRANK M. GULICK 
 Asst. Cashier; B. L.; b. F 15, 1870, Rantoul, 
 111.; s. Chas. Wesley (b. Ap 27, 1836, Morris- 
 town, O.) and Catherine Celina (Clapp") Gulick 
 (b. Jl 16, 1843, Vermilion Co., near Danville, 
 III.). Prepared Rantoul, 111. Kappa Sigma. 
 Merchant, 1893-1900; SfC, Twin Cities Saving 
 & Loan Assn., Champaign, until :go2; planter, 
 until Ap, 1904; in charge of southern real est. 
 office of Mullikin & Biles, Memphis, Tenn., 
 1904-6; Partner of Martin Bros. & Co., Alli- 
 gator, Miss., 1906-8; owns orange ranch. Or- 
 ange, Calif., 1909-13; Asst. Cashier, The Nat. 
 Bank of Orange, Orange, Calif., 1913 — . Mar- 
 ried Cora Belle Martin, Mr 25, 1900, Neosho, 
 Mo. Children: Frank Martin, b. N 18, 1904; 
 Chas. Edwin, b. Ap 10, 1910. Address, Orange, 
 Calif. 
 
 746. ALBERT GRANT HIGGINS 
 (Brother of No. 3027) 
 Petroleum Engr. and Geol.; B. S. in Arch.; 
 b. Ag 30, 1869, Elmwood, 111.; s. B. P. (b. Ap 
 29, 1833, Chester, Mass.) and Mary E. (Leet) 
 Higgins (b. Ja i, 1842, Chester, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Elmwood H. S. and Univ. Acad. 
 Class baseball and football; Varsity Football. 
 Arch., Chicago, Victor, Colo., Pueblo, Kansas 
 City; Struct. Engr. Hon. Comn. as Capt., 111. 
 Nat. Guard. Act. Volunteer, Spanish- Am. War; 
 V. P. and Mgr., Trusswall JNIfg. Co., Kansas 
 City, Mo.; Petroleum Engr. and Geol., 191 7 — . 
 Invented and developed the manufacture of 
 Trusswall Concrete Columns, Patents No. 
 945,948, 1910 and No. 945,940, 191 r; No. 
 1052918, 1118770, 1156077. Published, Turned 
 Concrete Columns (Trus.'iwall Columns, Cement 
 Age, vol. 13, No. 4; The Oil and Gas News, vol. 
 2, No. 7; The Possibility of Developing Oil in 
 the Mississippi Formation in Mo. Mem., Y. M. 
 C. A.; Engrs. Club; Arts Club; Noble of the 
 Mystic Shrine. Married Jessie M. Glenn, O 
 12, 1910, Tarkio, Mo. Address, 3724 Bell St., 
 Kansas City, Mo.; btts. add.., 1214 Scarritt 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 747. PHILLIP MATHIAS HUCKE 
 Coal Operator; B. S. in Sc; b. Mr s, 1871, 
 
 Mascoutah, 111.; s. Phillip (b. Ap 30, 1844, Ro- 
 tenburg, Ger.) and Elizat)eth (Leibrock) Hucke 
 (b. Mascoutah, 111.). Prepared in Mascoutah 
 H. S. Philomathean. Taught in Champaign 
 H. S., 1893-1900; Gen. Mgr., Kolb Coal Co., 
 Mines, St. Loujs, iqoo — ; Pres. and Gen. 
 Mgr., St. Genevieve Lime & Quarry Co., St. 
 Genevieve, Mo., 1915 — . Married Louise 
 Kraus, 1007, Chicago. Address, 3521 Park 
 Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., Mermod and Jaccard 
 Bldg., rfo.t 
 
 748. EDWARD EVERETT HUNT 
 
 (Brother of No. 886) 
 
 With Piper, Johnson & Case; B. S. in Chem. ; 
 
 b. 1871, Urbana; s. J. E. Hunt. Married Jl, 
 
 1907. Address, 406-411 Chamber of Commerce 
 
 Bldg., care Piper, Johnson & Case, Minneapolis.! 
 
 749. HARRIETTS AUGUSTA JOHNSON 
 B. L.; b. Je 22, 1873, Rock Island; d. Walter 
 (b. 1843, Coventry, Eng.) and Ellen (Head) 
 Johnson (b. 1843, Hull, do.). Prepared in 
 Rock Island H. S. Alethenai. Grad. Wor- 
 cester, Mass. Sch. of Dom. Sc, 1901. Address, 
 1 133, ist Ave., Rock Island, 111. 
 
 750. JAMES A. KINKEAD 
 (Brother of No. 574) 
 Res. Sales Mgr.; B. S. in Chem., 1895; b. 
 Je 24, 1871, Earlville, 111.; s. Jos. R. and Julia 
 (Robinson) Kinkead. Prepared in Earlville H. 
 S. Adelphic. Insp., C. N. & W. R. R. Co., 
 1893-1902; Engr. Tests, Am. Locomotive Co., 
 1902-8; Res. Sales Mgr., Parkesburg Iron Co., 
 1908—. Assoc, A. S. M. E.; mem., A. S. N. 
 E.; A. S. T. M.; Engr. Soc Eastern N. Y.; 
 Mohawk Golf Club; Engrs. Club, N. Y.; Rail- 
 road Club of N. Y. ; Marine and Field Club, 
 Brooklyn. Married Beatrice Reynolds, Ag 8, 
 1903, San Francisco. Children: Robert Clen- 
 denin, b. Ja 4, 1906; James Alan, b. Ja 5, 
 1908; David, b. O 16, 1909; Donald, b. Mr 10, 
 iQii. .Iddress. Cupertino, Santa Clara Co., 
 Calif.; bus. add., 16 California St., San Fran- 
 cisco. 
 
 751. LOUIS KLINGEL 
 Lawyer; B. L., 1893; b. Mr 8, 1870, Mascou- 
 tah, 111.; s. Louis (b. Mr 8, 1841, do.) and 
 Katherine (Scibert) Klingel (b. 1849, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Mascoutah H. S. LL. B., Mich. 
 Law Sch., 1896. Philomathean; Valedictorian. 
 Taught sch., Belleville, 111., 1893-4; practised 
 law in Belleville, 1896 — . Mem., B. P. O. E. ; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Eugenie Guentz, S 5, 
 1907, Belleville, 111. Children: Mary Helen, b. 
 Ag 2, 1912; Katherine Louise, b. D 24, 1908; 
 Robert Louis, b. Jl 10, 1915. Address, Belle- 
 ville, 111. 
 
 752. NINA BELLE LAMKIN 
 
 Dir., Phys. Educ; B. L. ; b. Champaign; d. 
 Josiah B. (b. 1843, Ont., Can.) and C. Marion 
 (Gibson) Lamkin (b. 1846, Plattsburgh, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Pres., Ale- 
 thenai; Class Sec; Pres., Y. W. C. A.; Omega 
 Upsilon. Teacher, Champaign Pub. Schs. and 
 Instr., Phys. Tr., 1893-7; Phvs. Dir., Yankton 
 Coll.. S. Dak., 1897-1900; Phys. Dir., H. S. 
 Ath. Club, La Porte. Ind., 1900; Pvt. studio 
 work, Chicago, 1902; Phys. Dir., Jewish Man. 
 Tr. Sch., Chicago, 1902-5; Phys. Dir., Riverside 
 Pub. Schs., 1904-7; Teacher, Elocution and 
 Phys. work. Studio, Fine Arts Bldg., Chicago, 
 1902-5; head of Phys. Educ. Dept., West. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1907-13; Dir. of Boys and 
 Girls Sports at Chautauqua, 1904-11; Round 
 Table Talks for Parents and Teachers at Chau- 
 tauqua, 1904-11; Supvr., Phys. Educ, Y. W. 
 C. A., St. Louis, 1913-16; Dir., Norm. Dept., 
 Ihys. Educ, N. W. Univ., 1916-18; Auth. and 
 Dir. of Pageants, 1907-17. Auth.: Play, Its 
 Value and Fifty Games, Lamlain Pub. Co., 
 Chicago, 1908; Suggestive Phys. Work for 
 Every Day anl Holidays, for use n all the 
 grades. Pub., Macomb, 111., iqio: Dances, 
 Drills and Story Plays, 80 pp., T. S. Denison 
 &. Co., 1916; Pageant, Am. Yesterday and To- 
 day, 30 pp., do., 1917; Articles in Norm. Instr., 
 Primary Educ, Drama League Monthly, Plat- 
 form Mag. Mem., Presby. Church; N. E. A.; 
 Alumnae Club, Chicago; Alumni Club. Chicago; 
 Intercoll. Alumnae Assn.; Chicago Playground; 
 Am. Pageant Assn.; Am. Educ. Assn.; Nat. 
 Playground Assn.; Drama League Assn.; In- 
 ternat. Lyceum Assn.; Evanston Drama Club; 
 Chicago Art Inst. .'Iddress, Evanston, 111. 
 
 753. ALEXANDER L. LEVY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F i, 1872, 
 
 Brookfield, Mo.; s. Marcus (b. Mr 31, 1843, 
 Kolmar, Prussia) and Minna Levy (b. S 30, 
 1844, Bartenstein, do.). Prepared in Brook- 
 field (Mo.) H. S. Teacher, Chicago H. Schs., 
 1896-1904; Practising Arch., 1904-11. Mem., 
 Chicago Arch. Bus. Assn.; III. Soc. of Arch.; 
 Dir., Marks Nathan Orphan Home. Married 
 Eliza Westerfield, Ap 28, 1898, Chicago. Chil- 
 dren: Alexander L. Jr., b. Je 23. igii; Mar- 
 cus VV.. b. My 27, 1915. Address, 5202 Prairie 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1658 C^onway Bldg., 
 Wash, and La Salle Sts., do. 
 
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 754- ARTHUR BATES LOOMIS 
 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 7, 1873, 
 Fulton, 111.; s. G. C. (b. Ag 2, 1841) and 
 Emma (Bates) Loomis (b. My 29, 1850). Pre- 
 pared in Fulton H. S. M. C. E., Cornell Univ., 
 1894. Sigma Chi; Class. Pres. Asst. Engr., 
 Massillon Bridge Co., 1894-1902; Asst. to Con- 
 sulting Engr. ior Ter. Ry. Assn. of St. Louis 
 1902-04; Asst. Engr., Toledo Massillon Bridge 
 Co., 1904; Chief Engr., Toledo Bridge & Crane 
 Co., Toledo, O. Married Edith Louise Norton, 
 D 30, 1909, Toledo, O. Address, Hotel East- 
 wood, Toledo, O. 
 
 755. WILLIAM PRIESTLY McCARTNEY 
 
 Lawyer; B. S. in Chem. ; M. S., 1900; LL. B., 
 1901; b. My 18, 1870, Metropolis, 111.; s. Robert 
 Wilson and Molly (Priestly) McCartney. Pre 
 pared in Metropolis H. S. ; Detroit Mil. Acad. 
 LL. D., Breseford Coll., Ensley, .\la. Chem. 
 Club; Pres., Univ. of 111. Assn. Spanish War 
 Volunteers, 1899. Teacher, Olmsted, 1893-4; 
 Albion, 1895-6; So. Collegiate Inst., 1896-7; 
 Metropolis, 111., Druggist and Chem., 1897-8; 
 Food Insp. and Chem., with rank of ist Lt., 
 U. S. A.. 1898-9; Univ. of ill., 1899-01; Padu- 
 cah, Ky., 1901-4; Atty. at Law, Teacher of 
 Law, E. St. Louis, 111. and St. Louis, Mo., 
 1904-5; Teacher, Com. Law and Allied Sc, 
 Breseford, Coll.; Counsellor-Scientist, Birming- 
 ham, Ala., Consulting and Analytical Work 
 Pertaining to Iron Industries; Instn, Breseford 
 Coll., 1905; Atty., Augusta, Ga.; Supt., Univ. 
 H. S., Gibson H. S., 1906—; Mgr. Hypes Mfg. 
 Co., 1906; Farmer 1906 — ; Student Univ. of 
 Edinburgh, 1907-8, 1). Sc, 1908; Lecturer, 
 Manila and Cavite, P. I., 1908-09; Analyst of 
 Researches, New Zealand, 1909-10; Supt. H. 
 S., Blue Rapids, Kan., 1911-12; do., Vliets, 
 Kan., 1912-13; Chief Chm., Wagner Oil Survey, 
 1913-18; Supt. Co. H. S., Hayes Co., Neb., 
 1918 — ; also operating oil and soil analyst 
 labs. Invented Leadoidine, a celluloid-like 
 preparation with Sp. Gr. appro.ximating lead 
 used in heavy mounting,- 1905. Auth. : Hand- 
 book of Coml. Chem. 195 pp., 1897, Journal 
 Press, St. Louis; Dies \'it;e and other poems, 
 1902; Old and New Testament Interlinear Ed., 
 1902; The Law of Self-Defense, 1903, 200 pp., 
 Reid Pub. Co.; A Boy's Psychology, 1904. 15° 
 pp.; Number, the Beautiful Necessity, Int. 
 Math. Mag., 1905; Court-Room and Other 
 Curios; The Definite Methods of Steel Analyses, 
 Ready Pub. Co.; New Methods of Diagnosis 
 of Zymotic Diseases by Refle.xes, Jo.; The 
 Definite Protein Content of the Amniotic Fluids 
 corresponding to growth of the Foetus of Mam- 
 mals, 191 1 ; etc. Mem., Ky. St. Bar Assn.; 
 Sec, Metropolis, 111., Bar Assn.; So. Soc 
 Chemists; Kan. and Neb. Acad, of Sc; Kan. 
 and Neb. Bar Assn.; Supreme Council I. O. O. 
 F. Brevet Maj. Chem. Research Dept. for 
 Munitions July-Dec, 1917- Married Mayme 
 Perrine, S 24, 1894 (died O 1898); Johanna 
 Davis. Ag 17, 1901, Cairo, 111. (died D 4, tgu. 
 Palmer Lake, Col.). Children: Robert A., b. 
 Ag 25, 1895; Homer D, b. Je 17, 1898; James 
 Scott, b. F 1900; Jean, b. Ja 30, 1903. Ad- 
 dress, Box 124, Hayes Center, Neb. 
 
 756. ROBERT EMMETT McCLOY 
 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & A.; b. F 22, 1867. 
 Effingham Co.; s. John (b. Ja i, 1839) and 
 Catherine (Murphy) McCloy. Prepared in Al- 
 tamont H. S. LL. B., Kent Coll., 1895. Y. M. 
 C. A.; Philomathean; Blackstonian Soc. Prac- 
 tised law for a time, connected with a real est. 
 firm; in Law Dept. of the London Guarantee 
 and Accident Co., Chicago, 1906—. Mem., M. 
 E. Church (steward and trustee) ; Arcand Lodge 
 No. 717. A. F. A. M., 1903-4 (Master); 
 Univ. of 111. Club of Chicago, 1898-1901. 
 Married Bertha Alma Tish, Je 13, i897- Ad- 
 dress, 383 Greenwood Ave., Blue Island, Ill.t 
 
 757- *CLYDE BENJAMIN McCLURE 
 
 (Brother of No. 660) 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. 1870, Gibson City, IlL; 
 s. John T. McClure. Died F 26, 1901, Tuscola, 
 
 HI. 
 
 758. WALTER SCOTT McGEE 
 Teacher; B. S.; b. S 7, 1869, Champaign Co.; 
 s. Giles Franklin (b. 1826, Mo.) and Elizabeth 
 (Smoot) McGee (b. 1834, O.). Prepared in 
 Philo Tp. sch. and pvt. study. Y. M. C. A.; 
 Philomathean; Ath. Assn. Fellowship, Univ. 
 of 111., 189s; Prin. East Side Sch., Champaign, 
 1893-4; Stud., Univ. of 111., 1894-S, Chicago, 
 1895-6; taught in Englewood H. S., 1896-8; 
 Stud., Chicago, 1898-9; taught in Hyde Park 
 H. S., 1899; Instr.. Geol. and Geog., Cent. 
 Inst., Chicago, 1905-8; Englewood H. S., 1908 — . 
 Educ. Dir., Y. M. C. A., Paris, France, 1918— . 
 Married Ethelyn B. Clancey, Je 27, 1900, Plain- 
 well, Mich. Children: Marion Elizabeth, b. 
 Mr 31, 1902; Donald Willis, b. O i8, 1903; 
 .-Man James, b. Je 5, 1907 (died S 10, 1916). 
 Address. 5327 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 759- LOUIS McMAINS 
 Real Est. bus.; B. S.; b. My 14, 1868, Ver- 
 milion Co., 111., near Rossville; s. Anderson 
 (b. Ja 10, 1840, Waveland, Ind.) and Clarisa 
 Comstock McMains (b. N 12, 1848, Rossville, 
 111.). Prepared in Rossville H. S. Adelphic; 
 Hoppin Medal, 1890. Practicing Law, 1893- 
 1902; Life Ins., 1902-3; Real Est., 1903-4 in 
 Detroit; Mgr., Real Est. Dept., John Wocher 
 and Brc, Indianapolis, 1904-10; Ind. Nat. 
 Guards during R. R. strike, 1894. Mem., Chris- 
 tian Church; Chm. of Bd., four yrs. ; Supt., 
 S. S., six yrs.; Treas. and Dir., Y. M. C. A., 
 Crawfordsville, 1898-1902. Married Sadie 
 Blanche Ritter, Je 26, 1895, Danville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 3007 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis. 
 
 760. MARY ESTELLE MANN (CARTER) 
 (Wife of No. 732) 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. D 29, 1871, St. Charles. 
 111.; d. Charles Eben (b. S 27, 1844. N. Y. and 
 Sarah Ellen (Landon) Mann (b. O 20, 1846, 
 Bloomingdale, 111.). Prepared in Geneva H. 
 S. Alethenai; ist prize in Declamation Con- 
 test. Teacher, H. S., Mattoon, 1893-4; H. S., 
 Elgin, 1894-7. Pres., P. E. O. Soc, 1914-17; 
 Pres., Washington Sch. Parent Teachers Assn., 
 1015-17. Married Charles Willard Carter 
 ('93), Ja 12. 1898, Geneva, 111. Children: 
 Charles" Willard, b. F 8, 1899; Alice Landon, 
 b. Ap 29, 1905; Dorothy, b. S 2, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, 203 N. Center St., Clinton, 111. 
 
 761. LOUEVA MAE MATHEWS 
 
 (NICOLAUS) 
 (Sister of No. 1928) 
 B L. in L. & S.; b. 1871, Urbana; d. M. W. 
 (b. Marshall, 111.) and Julia R. Mathews (b. 
 Medina, O.). Married W. A. Nicolaus, Mgr., 
 .\pt. House, Urbana. Address, 907 W. Cali- 
 fornia St., Urbana. 
 
 762. JAMES DAVID METCALF 
 Bank Cashier; B. S. in Chem.; b. F 14. 1871; 
 
 s. James David, Sr. (b. My 16, 1839, Ky.) 
 and Bruneete (Mason) Metcalf (b. Mr 10, 
 1843, do.). Prepared in Girard H. S.; West. 
 Norm. Sch., Bushnell, 111. Kappa Sigma. 
 Cashier of Shipman Banking Co., Shipman, IlL 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Eugenia Wolfe. 
 O 16, 1897. Child, Eugenia, b. D 9, 1902. 
 Address, Shipman, 111. 
 
 763. CLENDON VAN METER MILLAR 
 (Brother of Nos. 1063, 3875) 
 
 Chem. and Assayer; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 
 1894; b. Ap 10, 1871, Mattoon, 111.; s. Adam 
 (b. Va.) and Fannie Bowen (Knowles) Millar 
 (b. O.). Prepared in Lee's Acad., Loxa, 111. 
 Asst. on St. Water Sur.. 1895-9; Chem. and 
 
1893] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 Assayer, Joplin, Mo., 1899 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church; has been S. S. Supt., Pres. Epworth 
 League, a steward in church. Married Eliza- 
 i beth C. Insley, Je 15, 1898, Thayer. Kan. 
 Children: Clendon Van Meter, Jr., b. Ag 7, 
 1905: Frank Insley, b. N 15, 1906. Address, 
 Siyyi Joplin St., Joplin, Mo. 
 
 764. JEREMIAH GEORGE MOSIER 
 
 (Father of No. 7825) 
 Professor; B. S.; b. Ja 8, 1862, Pike Co., 
 O.; s. David (b. Mr 20, 1827, O.) and Amanda 
 R. (Brill) Mosier (b. Ap 29, 1828). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. ; Norm. Sch., Lebanon, O. 
 Philomathean; Alpha Zeta. Asst., (^eol., 
 Univ. of 111., 1894-7; Farmer, 1898-1900; H. 
 S. Teacher, Urbana and Champaign, 1900-2; 
 Prof., Soil Physics, Coll. of Agr. and Asst. 
 Chief, Soil Physics, Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 
 111., 1902 — . Auth.: Bui. No. 208, Climate of 
 111., 128 pp. 1918; Circ. No. 82, Phys. Im- 
 provement of Soils with Special Reference to 
 Organic Matter, 1904, 21 pp.; Soil Reports of 
 Twenty Counties (with Dr. C. G. Hopkins and 
 others); text on soil Physics and Mgmt., 418 
 pp., 1917; H. S. text of Soils and Crops, 400 
 pp., 1918; Bui. Washing of Soils and Methods 
 of Prevention, 35 pp., 1918; Lab. Guide in 
 Soil Physics, 1908, 66 pp.; Key for determina- 
 tion of minerals, 1895, 30 pp. (with C. W. 
 Rolfe). Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc, 1905. Mar- 
 ried Lydia C. Miller, Je 22, 1892, Philo, 111. 
 Children: Leota I. ('16), b. Ag 15, 1894; Harold 
 M., b. D 10, 1897 (died Ag 29, 1900); Henry 
 D., b. Ap 4, 1899; Helene K., b. O 20, 1903; 
 Dorothy R., b. My 19, 1905. Address, 908 W. 
 Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 765. JAMES NEEDHAM 
 Supt. and Pres. of Coal Co.; B. S.; b. Ag 
 8, 1871; s. Matthew (b. 1832, Adlington, Che- 
 shire, Eng.) and Martha (Williamson) Need- 
 ham (b. 1834, Hazel Grove, do.). Prepared in 
 Collinsville H. S. Kappa Sigma; Univ. Foot- 
 ball Team; Base Ball Team. Clerical positions 
 with various Coal Min. Companies at Troy, 111., 
 St. Louis, and McAllister, Okla., 1893-7; pros- 
 pecting in Klondike and Alaska, 1897-1900; 
 Asst. Engr., Union Pac. Coal Co., Cumberland 
 and Rock Springs, Wyo., 1900-2; Chief Engr., 
 do., 1902-3; Supt., do., mines at Cumberland, 
 Wyo., 1903-7; Gen. Mgr., Washington Union 
 Coal Co., Centralia, Wash., 1907-10; Gen. Supt., 
 Mines, Union Pac. Coal Co., Cheyenne, Wyo.; 
 Gen. Supt., Mines, C. M. & St. P. Ry. and 
 Pres., St. Paul Coal Co., 1912 — . Mem.. Chi- 
 cago Auto. Club. Married Marthena Eliza- 
 beth Richards, Ap 14, 1904, Butte, Mont. 
 Children: Dorothy Wilmoth, b. F 14, igo.s; 
 James Richards, b. D 18, 1908. Address, 5827 
 Winthrop Ave., Chicago. 
 
 766. "ADOLPH BERTINUS PETERSON 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. 1871, Chicago; s. Mrs. 
 Annie Peterson. Died N 2, 1899, Chicago. 
 
 767. SOPHIE MARIE PETERSON (PARR) 
 (Wife of No. 1069) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 22, 1872, 
 Champaign; d. Peter John (b. O 2, 1848, 
 Sweden) and Marie Christine Peterson (b. Mr 
 8, 1850.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Al- 
 ethenai; Y. W. C. A. Taught sch., 1893-9, 
 1907 — ; Prin., Col. Wolfe Sch., Champaign. 
 Mem., Cong. Church. Married John Louis 
 Parr ('97), S 20, 1899, Champaign (died D 
 29, 1906). Children: Harold Leslie, b. Ja 6, 
 igoi; Marie Christine, b. F 19, 1905. Address, 
 803 S. 2nd St., Champaign. 
 
 768. JAMES DAVID PHILLIPS 
 Professor; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je i, 1869, 
 Chicago; s. James Mill (b. Scotland) and Ellen 
 (Stewart) Phillips (b. do.). Prepared in Chi- 
 cago Schs.; Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi; Shield 
 
 and Trident; Sigma Xi; Pi Tau Sigma; Pres., 
 boph. Class. Instr., Shop Work and Mach. 
 Design, 1892-3; Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111 
 1893-1902; Asst. Prof., Drawing, Univ. of Wis. 
 1902-5; Prof., do., 190S-9; Asst. Dean, Coll. 
 of Engng., Univ. of Wis., 1909-18; Educ. Dir., 
 o^" °, ^'*- Framing Detachment, N. A., 
 1918. Auth.: Freehand Lettering, 1902; Es- 
 sentials of Descrip. Geom., with A. V. Millar, 
 1909; Mech. Drawing for Colls, and Univs., 
 with H D. Orth. 1915; Mech. Drawing for 
 Sec. Schs., with F. D. Crawshaw, 1916 In- 
 ventor with Carl Hambuechen, Electrolytic 
 method for removing oxides from silver and 
 other metals. Mem., Soc. for Prom, of Engng 
 Lduc; West. Drawing and Man. Tr. Teachers' 
 Assn.; Wis. Acad, of Arts and Sc. Married 
 Darley Payne, Ag 27, 1894, Champaign (died); 
 Clara Moore. Je 17, 1916. Chicago. Children: 
 r.'r" . ?,'^^^''' (died); Mary Helen (died); 
 Wendell b. 1899. Address, 1925 W. Lawn 
 Ave., Madison, Wis. 
 
 769. WILLIAM AMBROSE POWERS 
 
 (Husband of No. 723) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 14, 1866 
 Knoxborough, N. Y.; s. Walter Moses (b. Ja 
 18, 1837 do.) and Lucinda Rebecca (Lawton) 
 Powers (b. Je 18, 1842, Vernon, N. Y ) Pre- 
 pared in Belvidere H. S. Philomathean. Chief 
 Chem., AT. & S. F. R. R.; Eureka Ammonia 
 Works, 1897; Article, Water Treating by the 
 lowers System, S 1904, Loco. Fireman's Mag 
 Mem., Internatl. Assn. for Testing Material 
 1903: West. Ry. Club, 1898. Married Grace 
 .Avers (93), S 9, 1897, Urbana. Child, Chalton 
 Ayers, b. O 10, 1898. Address, 1020 Western 
 Ave., Topeka, Kan.f 
 
 770. ALFRED WILLEMIN REA 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 12, 1869 
 Decatur, 111.; s. Robert M. (b. Mr 8 1841, 
 Harrisburg, Pa.) and Catharine J. (Francis) 
 Rea (b. Ja 15, 1840 Zanesville, O.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Philomathean; Arch. Club. 
 Arch. Draftsman, 1893- 1900; Engrs. ofRce, Nat 
 Home for Disabled Vol. Soldiers at Danville^ 
 111., 1898-1900; practicing Arch., Joplin, Mo., 
 1900-13 and Los Angeles, Calif., 1913 — . Mem 
 A. I. A.; Past Master Fellowship Lodge No. 
 345, A. F. A. M., Joplin, Mo.; Mem., Los An- 
 geles Bodies of Scottish Rite and Al Malaikah 
 Temple A. A. O. N. M. S.; Pres. So. Calif. 
 Alumni Assn., U. of I., 1916-17; M E. Church. 
 Married Viola Edith Cross, D 29, 1902. Child, 
 Frances Aleene, b. My 25, 1905. Address, 903- 
 Qos Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bldg., Los 
 \ngeles. 
 
 771- WILLIAM BRIGGS ROWE 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 24, 1866. 
 Freedom, 111.; s. Robert A. (b. O i, 1826, York 
 Ridge, Ind.) and Fear B. (Hosford) Rowe (b. 
 D 24, 1839, Freedom, 111.). Prepared in Ot- 
 tawa H. S. Philomathean. Taught, 1893-4; 
 with W. A. Wood Co., 1894; U. S. Mail Ser- 
 vice, 1895-6: on I. C. R. R., 1896-1903; C. R. 
 I. & P. R. R. ; Farming — . Invented mach. for 
 folding, printing and stamping R. M. S. labels, 
 1900; Pres. Bd. of Directors, Freeman Tele- 
 phone Exchange Co. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Phebe E. Knight, Ag 6, 1890, Baker, 
 111. Children: Fay K., b. Ag 19, 1892; Marion 
 A., b. F 24, 1897; Nellie May, b. My 14, 1899; 
 Earl W., b. O 16, 1903. Address, Freeport, 
 Kan.f 
 
 772. CHARLES WESLEY RUSSELL 
 Farmer; A. B. ; b. Je 10, 1871, Virginia, 
 111.; s. William (b. Ag 11, 1836, Edinburgh, 
 Scot.) and Rebecca (Needham) Russell (b. O 
 26, 1839, Oldham, Eng.). Prepared in Vir- 
 ginia H. S. Philomathean. H. S. Teacher, 
 1893-6; farmer, 1897-iqoo; teacher, 1901-2; 
 farmer, 1902 — . Pres., Cass Co. Farmers' Inst., 
 
4 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1893 
 
 '90S — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; Sr. Deacon; Jr. 
 Warden; Elder, Presby. Church, Virginia, 1918. 
 Married Florence Newman, F 15, igo5, Vir- 
 ginia, 111. Children: Mary Rebecca, b. D 6, 1905; 
 Edna May, b. My 6, 1913; Dorothy Ellen, b. 
 My 24, 1916. Address, R. 6, Virginia, 111. 
 
 773. DONALD GAMALIEL SCOTT 
 Manager; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 16, 1873, Sil- 
 verton, 111.; s. Robert Gregg (b. Londonderry, 
 O.) and Elizabeth Topham (Glenn) Scott (b. 
 Pleasant, Ind.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Arch. Draftsman, 1893-5; Struct, and Ornamen- 
 tal Iron Draftsman, 1895-1901; Struct, and 
 Bridge Draftsman, 1901-2; Chief Draftsman, 
 1902-3; Chief Engr., 1903-6; Asst. Mgr., 1907- 
 16; Mgr., 1 916 — -. Const. Office, Camp Bragg, 
 Fayetteville, N. C, 191 8 — . Address, James 
 Stewart & Co., Inc., 624 Munsey Bldg., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 774. 'GEORGE WASHINGTON SEAMAN 
 
 Supt., Mach. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 
 1895; b. F 22, 1869, Beardstown, 111.; s. John 
 W. and Mary E. (Thomson) Seaman. Pre- 
 pared in Beardstown H. S. Pt. Huron Engng. 
 & Thresher Co., 1896- 1904; Austin Mfg. Co., 
 Harvey, 111., 1904: Mech. Engr., Aultman & 
 Taylor Mach. Co., Mansfield, O., 1904-8; Supt., 
 Aultman & Tavlor Mach. Co., 1908 — . Married 
 Susie C. Reichert, S 1S91, Beardstown, III. 
 Children: Ethel E., b. S 5, 1892; Forrest W., 
 b. My 13, 1894; Leland S., b. F s, 1896. Died 
 Ag I. 1914, Mansfield, O. 
 
 775. RICHARD WORTHY SHARPE 
 Teacher; B. S.; M. S., 1899; b. My 20, 1868, 
 Tiskilwa, HI.; s. Edwin (b. Je 19, 1840, Kent, 
 Eng.) and Marinda Sarah (Browne) Sharpe 
 (b. D 13, 1846, Monroe Co., O.). Prepared 
 in Tiskilwa H. S. Dir., Band. Pnn.. Farmer 
 City H. S., 1893-5; taught in Danville H. S., 
 1896-9; Dubuque, la.. 1899-1901; New Trier 
 Tp. H. S., 1901-6; Prof., Biol., St. Norm. 
 Sch., River Falls, Wis., 1906-7; DeWitt Clinton 
 H. S., 1907 — . Capt., Co. of Deputy Shentts 
 during strikes in mines at Ladd, Seatonville, 
 Spring Valley. 111., 1892. Auth.: Contribution 
 to a Knowledge of tlie N. Am. Freshwater Os- 
 tracoda, incl. in tlie Families Cytheridae and 
 Cypridae, Bui. 111. St. Lab. N. H.. vol. IV, 1897^: 
 Report on the freshwater Ostracoda of the L. 
 S. Nat. Mus., incl. a revision of sub-families 
 and genera of the Family Cyprididae, Proc. U. 
 S. Nat. Mus., vol. XXVI, pp. 909-1001; Pond, 
 Stream or Lake as a stimulus to more practi- 
 cal work in Biol, and Physiography, Sch. ::>€. 
 and Math., vol. V, 1905, PP- 261-6; A Lab. 
 Man. for the Solution of Problems in Biol., 
 Am. Book Co., 1910, 352 pp.; Report of the 
 Ostracoda of the U. S. Nat. Mus., Proc. U. 
 S. Nat. Mus., vol. 35. PP- 330430; PL ^--l--);,^ • 
 1908; Notes on the Marine Copepoda and Cla- 
 decera of Woods Hall and Adjacent Regions 
 incl. a Synopsis of the Genera of the Har- 
 pacticvida, do., vol. 38, pp. 405-3<5, 1910. Fresh 
 Water Biol. chap, on Ostracoda, pp. 790-827, 
 161 figs., John Wiley & Sons Co., 1918. Mem., 
 A A. A. S., 1896 — ; Fellow, do., 1912; Pres., 
 Biol. Assn., N. Y. City, 1912: Council Inst. 
 Arts and Sc; Pres., Dept. Microscopy, 1908-9; 
 Dir Nat. Hist. Sur., Long Island, Brooklyn 
 Inst., 1909-11; V. P., Biol. Assn., N. Y. City, 
 191 1. Married Jessie Mav Kellogg, Jl 11, 1907, 
 Oconomowoc, Wis. Children: Richard Worthy, 
 b N 6, 1908: Charles Lyman, b. N 4..,i9ii- 
 Address, 89 Hawthorne St., Brooklyn, N. Y.; 
 bus. add., 59th St. and loth Ave., N. Y. 
 
 776. SHIGETSURA SHIGA 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 16, 1866, 
 Kioto, Japan; s. Shigemi Shiga (b. 1842, Wa- 
 kasa, Japan) and Tameko Ono (b. 1843, Kioto, 
 do.). Prepared in Tokyo H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 M. Arch., 1905. Adelphic. Prof., Tokyo 
 Higher Tech. Sch., 1894—; Sr. Mem., See. 
 
 Japanese Archs., 1894 — ; Arch, to Educ. Dept., 
 Imperial Japanese Govt., 1900-3 and 1908-12. 
 Pres., Japan Club of Univ. of 111.; the Fifth 
 Order of the Sacred Treasure (decoration of 
 Honor); Second grade of Fourth rank in the 
 Imperial Japanese Court. Married Haruko, 
 1895, Tokyo (died 1910); Sueko, 191 1, Kioto. 
 Children: a son and three daughters. Address, 
 40 Obsuka, Sakashita-cho, Koishikawa-Ku, To- 
 kyo, Japan. 
 
 777. SEVERIN CANUTE SKIELVIG 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 17, 1870, 
 Chicago; s. Lars and Mari (Knudsen) Skiel- 
 vig. Supvr., Drawing, Pub. Sch., Peoria, 
 1S93-5; Arch., Dallas, Te.x., 1S95 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; Piesby. Church. Married Floy 
 Eloise Freeman, D 2, 1908. Address, 141 1 
 Pruitt St., Fort Worth, Tex. 
 
 778. 'FRED MILTON SPALDING 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 13, 1872, Gibson City, 
 111.; s. Truman D. (b. Lewiston, N. Y.) and 
 Wealthy R. Spalding (b. Ashtabula, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Gibson City H. S. Chiefly engaged 
 in Mun. Engng. Died Ag 28, 1897, Gibson 
 City. 111. 
 
 778A. WILLIAM ERNEST STEINWEDELL 
 Secretary; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 12, 1873; 
 s. William and Louise A. (Morphy) Stein- 
 wedell. Prepared in Ll'niv. Acad. Kappa Sigma. 
 Sec, The Gas Machinery Co., Cleveland. Mar- 
 ried Myra Wells Smith, Je 19, 1901. Children: 
 William, b. 1902; James, b. 1903; Ann. b. 1907; 
 J. R., b. 1915. Address, 2410 Derbyshire Road, 
 Cleveland; bus. add., 1900 Euclid Ave., do. 
 
 779. JOHN TRUESDALE STEWART 
 Prof, and Chief of Div. of Agr. Engng.; B. 
 S. in C. E.; C. E., 1909; b. Ja 13, 1868, near 
 Loda, 111.; s. William R. (b. D 25, 1839, Jono- 
 than Creek, Perry Co., O.) and Nancy (Barr) 
 Stewart (b. F 14, 1836, Rushville, Fairfield Co., 
 U.). Prepared in Paxton Acad. M. L. A., 
 Grand Prairie Sem., 1S88. Sigma Xi; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Organized and drilled Co. B, Bo- 
 gardus Prov. Regt. for Spanish-Am. War, re- 
 ceived Capt's. Comn. from Gov. Tanner. Gen. 
 Engng. Practise, Paxton and Peoria, 1893-7; 
 Levelman, U. S. Geol. Sur., si.x mos. each, 
 
 1897 and 1898; Asst. Engr., Maintenance of 
 Way, Mich. Div., Big Four, three mos. each, 
 
 1898 and 1899; with U. S. Geol. Sur., 1899- 
 1904 (among other work, ran three lines in 
 the granite ijorge, which is the deepest sec. of 
 the Grand Canyon and are the only lines of 
 spirit levels ever carried to the river in that 
 sec); Measured Vol. of Streams in Black Hills 
 of S. Dak. and Wyo., two mos.; with Irrigation 
 and Drainage Investigations, Office of Exp. 
 Sta., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1904-8; Head of 
 Div. of Agr. Engng. and in charge of Engng. 
 Instr. in Dept. of Agr. and Sch. of For., Univ. 
 of Minn., 1908 — ; Maj., E. R. C, 1917; on 
 active duty My 1917; in office of Chief Engrs., 
 U. S. A., Ag 1917 — . Designed the turning 
 pin and the graduation of the level rod used 
 by U. S. Geol. Sur. Auth.: Data to be Con- 
 tained in a Prelim. Drainage Report, la. St. 
 Drainage Assn., lOio, pp. 19-29; Disposal of 
 House Sewage, Minn. Farmers' Ann'l., N 
 22, 1909, pp. 57-63; Drainage on the Farm, 
 do., N 21, 1Q08, pp. 100-5; Rev. of Drainage 
 Legislation, A^. Y. St. Lib. Rev. of Legislation, 
 1905, pp. 243-56, 1906, pp. 71-80, 1907 and 
 1908, pp. 131-145; Roads, Am. Soc. of Apr. 
 Engrs., 1909, pp. 104-11; How to Tile Drain, 
 Minn. Farmers' Ann'l., N 22, 1909, pp. 278- 
 90; as well as many other articles along similar 
 subjects. Hon. mem.. Alpha Zeta: Am. Peat 
 Soc; A. S. C. E.; Am. Soc. of Testing Ma- 
 terials; Am. Soc. of Agr. Engrs.; Campus; 
 111. Soc. of Engrs. and Survs.; K. of P.; Minn. 
 Forestry Assn.; Minn. St. Hort. Soc; M. W. 
 A.; Nat. Geog. Soc; West. Soc. of Engrs.; 
 
1894] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 75 
 
 Hon. mem., Tau Beta Pi, 191 ■;. Married Ida 
 Belle Wilson, Ja i, 1900, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 Address. 2323 Knapp St., St. Paul, Minn.; bus. 
 add., Univ. Farm, do. 
 
 780. BERNARD VICTOR SWENSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 1280) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 M. E., 1901; b. My 3, 1872, Chicago; s. Ber- 
 nard (b. Ap 5, 1838, Norway) and Antoinette 
 (Johnson) Swenson (b. Ap 14, 1841), do.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Tau Beta Pi. E. E., Univ. of Wis., 
 1901. Instr., E. E., Univ. of 111., 1893-5; Asst. 
 Prof., E. E., 1895-8; do., Univ. of Wis., 1898- 
 1905; Sec. and Treas., Am. Str. and Interurban 
 Ry. Assn., 1905-9; with St. Rys. Adv. Co., 
 N. Y. City, 1909 — ; Elec. Ry. Representative, 
 Barron G. Collier, Inc. Auth.: Testing of 
 Electro Magnetic Mach. and Other Apparatus 
 (with Budd Frankernfield), vol. I (Direct Cur- 
 rents) 1904, 420 pp.; do., vol. II (Alternating 
 Currents) Macmillan Co., ign, 324 pp.; Rpt. 
 of Elec. Ry. Test Comn. of L. P. Exp. (with 
 Henry H. Norris), 1906, 700 pp.; also a num- 
 ber of articles. Fellow, A. I. E. E.; mem., 
 A. S. M. E.; New York Engrs. Club; Elec. 
 Sec. Internat. Jury of Awards, La. Pur. Ex- 
 position, 1904; Elec. Ry. Test. Comn., do., 
 1904-5, Asst. Supt. ; Internat. Elec. Cong., do.; 
 N. Y. Ry. Club; N. Y. Elec. Soc. Married 
 Katherine Vose Trevett, 1894, Champaign. 
 Children: Katherine Marcy, b. D 12, 1901; 
 Bernard Robert, b. Ag 13, 1907- Address, 
 Engrs. Club, 32 W. 40th St., N. Y. City; bus. 
 add., 220 W. 42d St., Candler Bldg., do. 
 
 781. ALMON DANIEL THOMPSON 
 Mun. Contr.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1896; 
 
 b. Ap 9, 1868, Oilman, 111.; s. Levi (b. near 
 Oilman, 111.) and Amanda (Wright)^ Thomp- 
 son (b. do.). Prepared in Oilman H. S. Adel- 
 phic; C. E. Club; Phi Delta Theta; Pres., Ath. 
 Assn., 1892-3; Bus. Mgr., lilini, 1892-3. 
 Asst. City Engr., Peoria, 1893-5; City Engr., 
 do., 1895-1900; Mun. Contr. and Engr., 1900 — . 
 Auth.: Cost of Brick Pavements, Technograph, 
 N 5, 1891; A Mun. Testing Lab., in Mun. 
 Engng., Ja 1S96, pp. i-ii; West Bluff Sewer 
 Sys., Engng. News. vol. 37, pp. 50-52, Ja 27, 
 1897; Dimensions of Sewer Pipe, Mun. Engng., 
 Mr, 1898, pp. 123-126, vol. 14; Local Improve- 
 ment Act. of 111. City Govt., My, 1899; Duties 
 and Compensations of Mun. Engrs., Mun. 
 Engng., 1899; and other articles along the same 
 lines. Married Fleet Oillum, Jl 27, 1903, Mil- 
 ford, 111. Address, 527 Moss Ave., Peoria; 
 bus. add., 1005 Jefferson Bldg., do. 
 
 782. WILLIAM TOWNSEND 
 Salesman; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 14, 1873, 
 
 Condit Tp., Champaign Co.; s. William Knee- 
 land Dell (b. Ja 3, 1840, Sandusky, O.) and 
 Mary Hamilton (Zurhorst) Townsend (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Salesman, 
 Pneumatic Despatch Tubes, 1894-8; Min. Mach., 
 1898-1901; Pneumatic Despatch Tubes, 1901 — ; 
 Rotary Mchy., 1009 — . Married Alberta 
 Frances Baker, Ag 16, 1899. Children: William 
 Baker, b. Mr 4, 1901; Elizabeth, b. Je 6, 1902; 
 Susan, b. N 13, 1909; Alberta Jane, b. Ag 14, 
 191 1 ; Barbara Ann, b. S 28, 1916. Address, 
 122 N. Catherine Ave., La Orange, 111.; bus. 
 add., 929 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 783. ROBERT CLARKE VIAL 
 (Brother of Nos. 413, 453, 1287) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 9, 1872, West- 
 ern Sorings, II!.; s. Robert (b. Ap g, 1824, 
 Chester, N. Y.) and Mary Roe (Ketchum) 
 Vial (b. N 18, 1834, Newburgh, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S. Y. M. C. A.; 
 Adelphic. Taught, 18947; Civ. Engr., 1897- 
 1903; Farming, 1903 — . Married Helen Alma 
 Stage, D 23, 1897. Champaign. Children: Ed- 
 mund Elswortli^ b. My 8, 1900; Jane, b. Je 10, 
 1904; Stanley Carter, b. Ap 11, 1908. Address. 
 K. 2, La Grange, 111. 
 
 784. THOMAS TYSON WOODRUFF 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 27, 1872, 
 Quincy, III.; s. Timothy Dewey (b. O 27, 1840, 
 Quincy, 111.) and Frances Eugenia (Godfrey) 
 Woodruff (b. N 4. 1846, Bangor, Me.). Pre- 
 pared in Quincy H. S. Five yrs. with Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y. ; five yrs. with 
 Allied companies in France, Italy, Greece and 
 Eng. ; six yrs. in const, work in South Am., 
 with J. 0. White & Co., Ltd. Address, 329 N. 
 8th St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 785. ORRES EPHRIAM YOUNG 
 Farmer; B. L.; b. S 2, 1870, Stonington, 111.; 
 s. B. F. (b. D 22, 1842, Canton, O.) and Sabilla 
 ( Schrantz) Young (b. Ja 11, 1845). Philoma- 
 thean; Illini Staff. Asst. Ed., Orange Judd 
 Farfner, 1893-6; Assoc. Ed., Mich. Farmer, 
 1896-1914; farming 1914 — . V. P., Nat. Corn 
 Growers Assn., 1907; Sec. Treas., Mich. St. 
 Corn Growers, 1904-10. Married Louise M. 
 Murray, Je 18, 1901, Springfield, Mass. Child- 
 ren: Elizabeth Schrantz, b. O 15, 1904; Clyde 
 Russell, b. Mr 15, 1913 (died F 22, 1914). Ad- 
 dress, 1329 W. Wood St., Decatur, 111.; bus. 
 add., Stewardson, 111. 
 
 CLASS OF 1894 (63 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 786. LEVI PATTEN ATWOOD 
 (Brother of No. 1805) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 7, 1872, 
 Rockford, 111.; s. P. B. (b. Mr 10, 1843, Owen, 
 111.) and Emma (Catlin) Atwood (b. F 2, 1848, 
 Litchfield, Conn.). Prepared in Rockford H. 
 S. Adelphic; C. E. Soc; Bus. Mgr., Illini, 
 1893-4. Draftsman, D. W. Mead, 1894-5; 
 Topographer, U. S. Army, Miss. Levee Work, 
 Rock Island, 1895; Draftsman, 1896; Asst. 
 Engr., 1896-7; Engr., M. of W., 1897-1900; 
 Pvt. Min. work, Sonora, Mex., 1900; Engr., 
 M. of W. R. G. S. M. & P. R. R., 1900-02; 
 Supt., do., 1903-5; Chief Engr., do., exten, 
 from 1904-5; Engr. of C. P. and St. L. R. R., 
 1905; Supt., Litchfield and Madison Ry., 1905- 
 6; Asst. Engr. So. Pac. Ry. Co., Mex. lines, 
 1906; Pvt. Practise and Real Est., Calif., Mex. 
 and Tex., 1907-14; Civ. and Ry. Engr. of staff' 
 of Wis. R. R. Com., 1914 — . Auth.: Articles 
 in ///. Soc. Engr. and Sur., 13th Annual Rpt., 
 R. R. Const, in Mex., pp. 106-109; Cost of 
 Plates on Tie R. G. S. M. & P. R. R., no 
 pp.; 17th Annual Rpt., M. and W. Records, do. 
 
 54 pp.; 18th Annual Rpt., Work on Train Rec- 
 ords, 104 pp.; igth Annual Rpt. in renewals, 
 i6q pp. Married Blanche Booker, Ag 15, 1898, 
 El Paso, Tex.; divorced. My 1910; Idinna 
 Hughes, Ag 29, 1917. Address, care R. R. 
 Com., Madison. Wis. 
 
 787. CLYDE LESLIE BABCOCK 
 Grain and Lumber Bus.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 My 9, 1873. Ridott, 111.; s. Geno S. (b. Ja 9. 
 1852, Ridott, 111.) and Jennie L. (Goodwill) 
 Babcock (b. Je 27, 1855, Quebec, Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Harvard (Neb.) H. S. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Y. M. C. A.; C. E. Club; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Civ. Engr., 1894-96; Grain and Lumber 
 Bus., 1896 — . Married Georgia Eldred White, 
 1898, Harvard, Neb. Child, Clyde Harold, b. 
 Te 21, 1903. Address, New Omaha Nat. Bank 
 Bldg., Omaha, Neb.t 
 
 788. LOUIS WILLIAM BARKER 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 5, 1871, Sparta, 111.; s. 
 D. P. (b. Mr 5, 1842, New Design, 111.) and 
 A. J. (Rosborough) Barker (b. N 1842, Sparta, 
 
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 I1S04 
 
 111.)- Prepared in Sparta H. S. Shield and 
 Trident. Prop., Sparta Gas & Elec. Co., 1894- 
 1902; Part, do., with L. J. Sexton, 1902-12. 
 First Presby. Church. Married Florence Edith 
 Barker, S 21, 1908, E. at. Louis. Address, Du 
 Quoin. Ill.t 
 
 789. OTTO BAUMANN 
 Stockman and in bus.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 
 22, 1872, Hermann, Mo.; s. Engel (b. Ap 24, 
 1824, Canton Uri, Switzerland) and Louise 
 (Danizen) Baumann (b. F 11, 1838, Baden, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Prep. School, Univ. of 
 111. Draftsman, Bell Tel. Co.; Engr., Gen. 
 Elec. Co. and West. Elec. Co.; Rancher 
 in S. Dak.; Stockman, Kansas City. Married 
 May H. Baumann, O 9, 1905. Address, 1626 
 Kentucky St., Quincy, Ill.t 
 
 790. HARRISON EATON BEASLEY 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 1, 1872. 
 Peoria; s. N. K. and Susan Hester (Wadleigh) 
 Beasley. Asst. City Engr., 1894-7; Contr., 
 1897-1900; City Engr., Peoria, 1900-5; pvt. 
 practice, 1905 — . Mem.. Creve Coeur; B. P. 
 O. E.; A. F. A. M. Married Nellie Louise 
 Body, F 21, 1900, Peoria. Children: Gladys 
 Margaret, b. N 8, 1901; Harriet Elizabeth, b. 
 F 20, 1904. Address. 13 '5 Perry Ave., Peona.t 
 
 791. LUCINDA PEARL BOGGS 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 340, 6S3, 1630; 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 18, 1874. Hayes, 111.; 
 d. Benj. Franklin (b. Jl 2, 1S32, Lawrence Co., 
 O.) and Mary Jane (Armstrong) Boggs (b. .N 
 29i 1835, do.). Prepared at home. Lit. Ed., 
 J he I Hint; Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.; Oral. 
 Assn.; Dramatic Club. Ph. D., Univ. of Halle, 
 Ger, 1900; Hon. Fellow in Psych, and Phil., 
 Cornell, 1902-3. Teaching, Rice Collegiate 
 Inst., Pa.xton, 111., 1894-7; Study and Travel in 
 Europe, 1897-1900; Teaching, Wash. St. Norm. 
 Sch., Ellenburg, Wash., 190 1-2; Study and 
 Travel, 1903-5; Prof., Phil, and Psych., West. 
 Coll. for Women, O.xford, O., 1905- Educ. 
 Mission in China, 1910-12. Auth. : Das Inter- 
 esse und Seine Anwenduing in der Padagogik, 
 C. A. Kaimerer & Co., Halle, Ger., 1901, 8vo., 
 75 PP-; The Physiological Accompaniments ot 
 Feeling, Psychological Review, vol. XI, 1904, PP 
 223-248; Psych, of Interest and the Learning 
 Process, Joi<r. cf Phil., vol. IV. pp. 447-481 ; 
 Educ. for Home Making, Proc. of Child Welfare 
 Conf., 1910, pp. 8-13: Possibilities of the Kin- 
 dergarten in China, Chinese Fed. Jour., 1911; 
 The Making of Curricula for Schs. in China, 
 Educ. Review (China) vol. IV., pp. 8-20; Chi 
 nese Womanhood, Jennings and Graham, 1913; 
 The Eternally Feminine in the Montessori 
 Method, Kindergarten and First Grade; The 
 Psychology of Teaching, do.; The Making of 
 Teachers. Sch. and Soc. Mem., A. A. A. S.; 
 The Child Welfare Conf., Sec; Nat. Assn. 
 for Collegiate Alumnae; Del. to Internal. 
 Cong., Brussels, 1910; Assoc. Supt., Anti- 
 Opiiim Dept., W. C. T. U.; M. E. Church. 
 Adopted Rosalind Emma, b. F 23, 1913- Ad- 
 dress, 811 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 792. HERBERT HILL BRAUCHER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 381, 382, 418, 633, 1017) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. F i, 1869, Lincoln, 
 111.; s. Daniel L. (b. Mr i, 1833) and Henrietta 
 C. (Hill) Braucher (b. Je 1, 1831). Prepared 
 in Lincoln H. S.; Lincoln Bus. Coll.; Stout 
 Inst., 1900-1909; Univ. of Wis., 1017- .\del- 
 phic; Agr. Club; Chem. Club. Teacher. Sc, 
 H. S. and Fruit Grower, 1895-1903; Hort. Insp., 
 1903-s; Taught Hort. and Man. Tr., Pub. Schs., 
 San Antonio, Tex., 1905-6; Dir., Man. Tr., 
 Kan. St. Norm. Sch., 1906 — . Mem., Kan., 
 Acad, of Sc; Nat. Soc. for Promotion of Indus. 
 Educ; West. Drawing and Man. Tr. Assn.; 
 Kan. St. Teachers' Assn. (served twice as Chm. 
 of Man. Arts Round Table) ; Emporia Chamber 
 of Commerce. Married Gertrude Doten, Ag 26, 
 1896, Mt. Pulaski, 111. (died O 25. 1899); Myrtle 
 
 E. DuflF, D 25. 1906, Lincoln, 111. Children: 
 Margaret, b. My 11, 1899; Hilbert Duff, b. Je 
 25, 1908 (died Jl 31, 1908). Address, 9°$ 
 Neosha St., Emporia, Kan. 
 
 793. HOWARD ALLEN BROWNING 
 Farmer; B. S. in A. E.. b. My 18, 1869, Bar- 
 rington. 111.; s. Samuel W. and Mary A. (Bul- 
 lard) Browning. Prepared in Elgin, 111., 
 Acad. Address, Elgin, 111. 
 
 794- ARTHUR WILLIS BUSH 
 Merchant; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 2, 1870, Joliet 
 111.; s. Frank (b. 1828, Whitehall, Vt.) and 
 Harriett (Deverson) Bush (b. 1827, Canterbury, 
 Eng.). Prepared in St. Johns Mil. Acau., 
 Delatield, Wis. Mgr., Gas Co., Joliet, 1895-9; 
 Assayer, Leadville, Colo., 1899-1905; Mgr., Gas 
 Co., Mendota, 111., 1906-12; Mgr., Gas and Elec. 
 Co., Sterling, 111., 1912-14; Shoe Merchant, 
 Mendota, 111., 1914-18. Served in St. Militia, 
 [887-90. Married Mary L. Hubbard, D 18, 
 1906, Geneva, 111. Children: Arthur Wills Jr., 
 b. My 23, 1909; Katherine Hubbard, b. S 22, 
 1911. Address, Mendota, III. 
 
 795- CLARENCE JAMES BUTTERFIELD 
 Credit Mgr., Armour & Co.; B. S. in Arch.; 
 b. Je 10, 1873, Evanston,^ 111.; s. James A. (b. 
 .\Iy 18, 1837, Eng.) and Caroline S. (Sheppard) 
 Butterfield (b. Jl 10, 1856, Chicago). Prepared 
 in West Division H. S., Chicago. Delta Tau 
 Delta. Three yrs. in Alaska, since with Armour 
 & Co. Married Florence Myers, Ag 4, 1904, St. 
 Louis. Address, 6228 Ingleside Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 796. PAUL CHIPMAN 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 28, 
 1873, Mt. Carmel, Ill.^ s. William Fisk (b. O 24, 
 1844, Indiana) and Sarah (Jaquess) Chipman 
 (b. Mt. Carmel, 111.). Prepared in Mt. Carrnel 
 11. S. Shield and Trident; Tau Beta Pi. Civ. 
 Engr. with Pere Marquette R. R., 1901-5.; with 
 Canadian White Co., Ltd., Engr. and Contr., 
 .Montreal, Can., 1905-8; Contracting Engr., 
 1908 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E.; 111. Soc. 
 of Civ. Engrs. and Survs. Married Laura Beall 
 Hughes, D 27, 1905, Mt. Carmel, 111. Child, 
 Laura Beall, b. Jl 21, 1909. Address, Mt. Car- 
 mel, III. 
 
 797. 'AMOS CABLE CLARK 
 (Brother of Nos. 595, 596) 
 Architect; B. S. in ArCh.; b. S 17, 1871, 
 Pecatonica, 111.; s. Henry S. (b. Ja i, 1841, 
 New York) and Harriett Louisa (Cable) Clark 
 (b. N II, 1840, Pecatonica, do. Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Capt. Track 
 Team, 1893-4; 1892 Western Inter.-Coll., high 
 jump record. Mem., Chicago /\th. Assn.; Pres- 
 by. Church. Died Ja 29, 1896, Urbana. 
 
 798. BIRCH D.WID COFFMAN 
 Salesman; B. S. in Sc; b. F 1, 1872, Cham- 
 paign; s. William Henry (b. Je 30, 1837) and 
 Margaret Mary (Allen) Coffman (b. Ja 10, 
 1843, Hardin Co., Ky.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Kappa Sigma. Married Agnes 
 Decker, F 21, 1906, Chicago. Child, Gretchen 
 Elizabeth, b. F 25, 1907. Address, 560 East 
 Drive, Woodruff Place, Indianapolis. 
 
 79SA. FRANK H. CORNELL 
 Mgr., Home Ins. Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 Ja 7, 1871: s. Milton E. (b. 1843. Kendall Co.. 
 111.) and Helen L. (Howe) Cornell (b. 1849, 
 O.). Prepared in Yorkville H. S. Kappa Sigma. 
 Asst. Mgr., Football; Mgr.. Football. Employed 
 bv Home Ins. Co., N. Y., 1896; Asst. Sec, 
 C'ovs Westens Farm Dept., 1914; Mgr., Home 
 Ins. Co., 1917 — . Mem.. Illini Club. Chicago; 
 Wilmette Countrv Club; North Shore Golf Club. 
 Married Gertrude Beidler, D 1901, Denver. 
 Child. Frank B., b. 1909. Address, iiio Ash- 
 land Ave., Wilmette, 111.; bus. add., 137 S. La 
 Salle St., Chicago. 
 
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 799. THOMAS CRAWFORD 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N i8, 1872, 
 Sterling, IlL; s. David M. and Maria Letitia 
 (Gait; Crawford. Prepared in Wallace H. S. 
 Sigma Chi; Elec. Engng. Soc. ; Shield and Tri- 
 dent. Supt., Sterling Gas and Elec. Light Co., 
 190s; Supt. and Gen. Mgr., Clinton Gas and 
 Elec. Co., 1905 — ; Adv. Gen. Mgr., Maquoketa 
 Light and Heat Co., Maquoketa, la.; Pres., la. 
 Elec. Assn., 191 1 — . Mem., A. S. E. E.; West. 
 Soc. of Engrs. ; Am. Elec. Assn.; Nat. Elec. 
 Light Assn. Invented application of induction 
 motors to gas mach. Married Helen Brook- 
 field, Je 2, 1898, Sterling, 111. Child, Dorothy 
 Harriet, b. F 21, 1901. Address, Si 7 sth 
 Ave., Clinton, la. 
 
 800. RICHARD JAY DICKINSON 
 (Brother of No. 3344) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. Mr 24, 
 1873, Eureka, 111.; s. Roger B. (b. 1840, Eur- 
 eka) and Annie E. (Jones) Dickinson (b. 1844, 
 Williamsport, Pa.). Prepared in Eureka H. S. 
 and Eureka Coll. C. E. with C. B. & Q. R. R., 
 1895; with I. C. R. R., 1896-9; mem. of firm of 
 Dickinson & Co., 1899 — . Married Katherine 
 Brown, 1896, Decatur, 111. (died 1899); Sidna 
 E. Musick, 1902, Eureka, 111. Children: Rich- 
 ard J., Jr., b. 1899; Dorothy M., b. 1902; Roger 
 P., D. 1904; Sidna Alice, b. 1908; Harriet Eliza 
 bath, b. 191 1. Address, Eureka, 111. 
 
 801. SILAS JACKSON EAKLE 
 Sch. Principal; B. S. in Chem. ; b. Ag 8, 1859, 
 Forreston, 111.; s. Absalom (b. Washington Co., 
 Md.) and Amelia (Grim) Eakle (b. do.). Pre 
 pared in Forreston H. S. Adelphic. Prin., 
 Elizabethtown Schs., 1896-8; Carman Schs., 
 1899-1900; Ghana, 1900-01; Cortland, 1901-3: 
 Antioch, 1903-6; Minooka, 1906-9; Supt., Kirk- 
 land Schs., 1909-10; Prin., Danforth Schs., 
 1910; do., Redmond Schs., 1910-13; do.. Mo- 
 kena H. S., 191S. Recorder, Court of Honor. 
 No. 547, Antioch, 111.; Supt., Union S. S., Car- 
 man, 111., igoo; do., M. E. S. S., Antioch, 1904- 
 5; Asst. Supt., M. E. S. S., Minooka, 1908-0: 
 Supt., Evan S. S., Danforth, 1911-12; do., M. E. 
 S. S., 1912-17. Married Emma J. Nazarene, 
 Je 20, igoo, Mt. Morris, HI. Address, Mokena, 
 111. 
 
 802. MARTIN JONAS ENGBERG 
 Metallurgist; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 4, 1872: 
 s. Jonas (b. Mr 31, 1837, Bergsjb, Helsingland, 
 Sweden) and Elizabeth (Zimmerman) Engberg 
 (b. D 10, 1841, Nussloch, Baden, Ger.). Pre 
 pared in Chicago. 111. Chem. Club. Chem.. 
 1894-1900; Publisher, 1900-17; Metallurgist, 111. 
 Steel Co., S. Chicago, 1917 — . Treas., Engberg 
 Holmberg Pub. Co. Mem., Immanuel Swedish 
 Evang. Luth. Church, Chicago; Nat. Geog. Soc: 
 Swedish Hist. Soc. of Am.; St. Hist. Soc. of 
 111.; 111. St. Acad. Sc; Soc. for the Adv. of 
 Scandinavian Study. Married Elizabeth Frances 
 Aurora Hoffsten, Ag 17, 1904, Philadelphia. 
 Children: Robert Martin, b. Ja 17, 1906; Paul 
 Richard Hoffsten, b. Ag 20, 1908. Address, 
 2204 Cleveland Ave., Chicago. 
 
 803. HIRAM BURNS FERRIS 
 (Brother of No. 876) 
 Comptroller, R. R. Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. Ja 25, 1872, Carthage, 111.; s. Hiram Gano 
 (b. My 13, 1822, Howard, N. Y.) and Julia 
 Esther (Holton) Ferris (b. Mr 28, 1836, Hills- 
 grove, 111.). Prepared in Acad., Carthage Coll.; 
 Carthage Coll., 1890-3. Philomathean; Phi Delta 
 Theta; Treas., Sr. Class; Ath. Assn. Clerk, 
 Hancock Co. Nat. Bank, 1894-8; Clerk, Ex- 
 change Nat. Bank, 1898-tqoo; Min., Alaska, 
 1900-1; Auditor, Kettle Valley Ry. Co., 1902; 
 Treas., Spokane Traction Co. and Spokane In- 
 land Ry. Co., 1903-7; Treas., Spokane & Inland 
 Empire Ry. C^o., 1907-11; Comptroller, Spokane 
 8c Inland Empire Ry. Co., 1911 — . Pres., Spo- 
 kane Chap. S. A. R., 1909; Gov., Soc. Colonial 
 
 Wars in St. of Wash., 1908; Trustee Treas., 
 Univ. Club of Spokane, 1908-12; Spokane Club; 
 Spokane Country Club. Address, Spokane, 
 Wash., Care Spokane & Inland Express Ry. Co.t 
 
 804. FERDINAND JOHN FOOTE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 25, 1867, 
 Jo Daviess Co., 111.; s. Chas. C. (b. Vt.) and 
 Marion (Stevens) Foote. Prepared in H. S. 
 and Pvt. Schs. E. E. Univ. of Wis., 1902. 
 Y. M. C. A. Asst., E. E., Univ. of 111., 1894-8; 
 Supt., Cutler Hammer Mfg. Co., 1898-1901; 
 Erecting Elec. Engr. for Bullock Elec. Mfg. Co., 
 Cincinnati, 1902-5; Elec. Engr. with Am. Oak 
 Leather Co., 1905-7; Elec. Engr. with Westing- 
 house Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1907-9; Master Me- 
 chanic, O. Elec. Ry. Co., 1909 — . Married Dora 
 Burton, Ag 11, 1892, Champaign. Address, 285 
 E. 14th .^ve., Columbus, O.f 
 
 805. ALFRED B. FOSTER 
 Struct. Designer: B. S. in C. E.; b. F 18, 1871. 
 Bradford, 111.; s. Stephen A. (Id. 1836, Herman 
 Center, Me.) and Diana (Lombard) Foster (b. 
 1839, Bangor, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Philomathean; Track Team (record for mile 
 run, 1904). Asst. Engr., 111. & Miss. Canal, 
 1894-6; Struc. Draftsman and Designer, 1896- 
 1902; Fruit Grower, 1902-4; Struc. Designer, 
 1904. Married Emma L. Schlund, F 9, 1898, 
 Chicago. Children: Edith S., b. ja 17, 1899; 
 Marguerite L., b. Je 5, 1900; Louise B., b. Ja 
 17, 1902; Charles W., b. Ja 4, 1904; Alfred S., 
 b. Mr 3, 1909. Address, 413 S. 7th Ave., May- 
 wood, 111.; bus. add., 213 E. Illinois St., Chi- 
 cago.! 
 
 806. GEORGE FREDERICKSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 647) 
 Dealer in Pianos and Organs; B. S. in Sc. : 
 b. Ap 14, 1874, Champaign; s. Erasmus (b. My 
 13, 1826, Odense, Den.) and Johanna Hansena 
 (Thorn) Frederickson (b. F 18, 1831, Chris- 
 tian's Isle, Baltic Sea). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Sigma Chi; Baseball team; Pres.. 
 Ath. Assn.; Class Historian; Mem., Alumni 
 .Advisory Bd. ; Glee Club. Chief Engrs. Office 
 and Const. Dept., 1894-8; Mgr., Decatur Lin- 
 seed Oil factory, 1899; V. P., Kansas City Cot- 
 ton Oil Co., 1899-igoo; Sr. mem. firm Freder- 
 ickson Kroh Music Co., Piano & Organ Deal- 
 ers, wholesale & retail, Oklahoma City, O. T., 
 iqoo — . Pres., do., 1006 — . Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Okla. City Co. Club, Pres., iqii; Okla. 
 Lake View Club, Pres., 1911; Lotus Club, Pres., 
 1910-11; Men's Dinner Club. Married Mary L. 
 Brownlee, D 28, 1899, Carbondale, 111. Chil- 
 dren: John B., b. D 8, 1900; Harry Gray, b. 
 Ap 5, 1904. Address, Box 676, Oklahoma City, 
 Okla.f 
 
 807. THEODORE CHRISTIAN FRYE 
 (Brother of No. 2983) 
 Professor; B. S.; b. S 15, 1869, Washington, 
 111.; s. Joseph (b. 1830, Muhlhousen, Alsace, 
 Ger.) and Catherine (Kinainger) Frye (b. 1841, 
 Coiigerville, 111.). Prepared in Washington 
 H. S. Philomathean; Sigma Xi. Fellow in 
 Bot., Chicago. Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1902. 
 Prin., Monticello H. S., 1894-6; Stud., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1896-7; Supt., Schs., Batavia, 111., 
 1897-1900; Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1900-2; 
 .Asst., Plant Histology, Chicago, 1900-2; Prof., 
 Biology, Morningside Coll., Sioux City, la., 
 1902-3; Prof., Bot., Univ. of Wash., 1903 — ; 
 .\cting Dean, Coll. of Sc, Univ. of Wash., 
 1914-16; Dir., Puget Sound Biol. Sta., Friday 
 Harbor, Wash., 1914 — ; in charge of U. S. 
 Bur. Soils; Kelp Investigation Expedition to 
 Southwestern Alaska, 1913. Capt., R, O. T. C, 
 Univ. of Wash., 1918. Pat. in U. S. 
 and Can. (with Dr. C. E. Magnusson) New and 
 Useful Food Products from Kelp. Auth. : 
 A. Morphological Study of Certain Asclepi- 
 adaceae, Bot. Gazette, 1902, pp. 389-413; Lnb. 
 Exercises in Elementary Bot. (with C. B. 
 
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 Rigg), Ginn & Co., 1911, 139 pp.; Northwest 
 Flora (with G. B. Rigg), 454 pp., Seattle, 1912; 
 The Ferns of Washington (with Jackson), 59 
 pp., Seattle, 1914; Elementary flora of the 
 Northwest (with G. B. Rigg), 254 pp., N. Y., 
 1914; The Polytrichaceae of VVest. N. A., Proc. 
 Wash. Acad. Sc, vol. 12, 30 pi., pp. 271-328, 
 1910; Height and Dominance of the Douglas 
 Fir, Forest Quarterly, vol. 8, pp. 465-470, 19 10, 
 articles in Soil Survey of Puget Sound, Am. 
 Fern Jour., Puget Sound Marine Sta. Ptib., 
 Bat. Gazette, Bryologist. Fellow Alem., A. A. 
 A. S. ; ex. Com. of Pacific Branch of Am. 
 Assn. of Univ. Profs.; West. Soc. of Nats.; 
 Bot. Soc. of Am. Married Elsie M. Anthon, 
 Je 30, 1908, Seattle. Children: Elizabeth An- 
 thon, b. O 30, 1909; Joanne Anthon, b. N 4, 
 1917. Address, Dept. of Bot., Univ. of Wash., 
 Seattle. 
 
 808. ROBERT EUGENE GAUT 
 Consult. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 26, 1870, 
 Marietta, Ga. ; s. William P. (b. Knoxville, 
 Tenn.) and Elizabeth E. (Riley) Gaut (b. 
 Raleigh, N. C). Prepared in Mt. Sterling 
 H. S. Ath. Assn.; Adelphic; Shield and Tri- 
 dent; Pres., Ath. Soc; Engng. Soc. Engr. of 
 Bridges & Bldgs., I. C. R. R., 1910; Leonard 
 Const. Co., 191 1 ; Consulting Engr., ign — . 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. ; I., C. E., London, Eng. 
 Married Grace M. Mack, My 2, 1900. Child, 
 Muriel Louise, b. Ja 21, 1909. Address, 516 E. 
 34th St., Chicago. 
 
 809. OTTO EMIL GOLDSCHMIDT 
 (Brother of Nos. 508, 542) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b Ja 15, 1871, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Peter and Elise (Hinrichsen) 
 Goldsclunidt (both of Ger.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Engr. with C. G. Armstrong, 
 C. E., Chicago; Sargent and Lundy, Chicago; 
 with Geo. A. Fuller Co., N. Y., now Consulting 
 Engr. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Am. Soc. of Heat- 
 ing and Ventilating Engrs. Address, 116 W. 
 39th St., N. Y. City. 
 
 810. JOSEPH EDWARD HALLINEN 
 Lab. Supt.; B. S. in Sc; b. Mr 23, 1859, 
 Champaign; s. Andrew and Ann Hallinen. 
 Supt. of the M. Rumeley Co. Laboratories, 191 1. 
 Address, La Porte, Ind.f 
 
 811. GEORGE HERMAN HEIDEMAN 
 Sec. and Treas., Mfg. Co.; B. S. in E. E.; 
 b. D 28, 1871; s. Dr. George Frederick and 
 Hannah (Schween) Heideman. Prepared in 
 Elmhurst H. S.; Wheaton Coll. Exchange Mgr., 
 Chicago Telephone Co., 1895-1904; Sec. and 
 Treas., The Knoblock-Heideman Mfg. Co., 
 1904 — . Married Etta Baab, S 20, 1899, Chi- 
 cago. Children: Margaret Dorothy, b. D 28, 
 1901; Vernette Henrietta, b. S 28, 1905; Helen 
 Ruth, b. Ag 28, 1910. Address, 1307 Vistula 
 Ave., South Bend, Ind. ; bus. add., c/o The 
 Knoblock-Heideman Mfg. Co., do.t 
 
 812. FREDERICK SAMUEL HOLBROOK 
 Agent; B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 27, 1873, Chi- 
 cago; s. Samuel (b. Manchester, Eng.) and 
 Elizabeth J. (Brown) Holbrook (b. New York). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Ath. Assn.; Agt., 
 Am. Smelting & Refining Co.; Dir., Wood- 
 lawn Park Club. Mem., South Chicago Club. 
 Married Adelyn E. Parshall, O 16, 1909, Chi- 
 cago. Children: Thomas Parshall, b. My 29, 
 191 1 ; Bradley, b. S 16, 1912. Address, 6423 
 Kimbark Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 916 Mc- 
 Cormick Bldg., do. 
 
 813. BENJAMIN BALDWIN HOLSTON 
 Lawyer; B. S. in Sc. ; b. N 9, 1870, Nashville, 
 
 111.; s. Henry H. (b. F 19, 1826, Westphalia, 
 Prussia, Ger.) and Charlotte (Wernse) Holston 
 (b. Hanover, do.). Prepared in Nashville H. S. 
 Philomathean; Sigma Chi; Mgr., ball team; 
 
 Mgr., Glee Club. LL. B., Yale, 1896. Master 
 in Chancery, Washington Co., 111., 1902-4; 
 1908-10. Married Irene M. Watts, Je 27, 
 1898. Children: James B., b. Ag i, 1900; 
 Mildred I., b. Ag i, 1900; Lawrence L., b. F 
 21, 1902. Address, Nashville, lU.t 
 
 814. CHARLES FREDERICK HOTTES 
 
 (Brother of No. 957; Father of No. 9142) 
 Professor; B. S. in Sc; M. S., 1895; b. Jl 
 8, 1870, Mascoutah, 111.; s. Frederick (b. Jl 
 13, 1840, Ger.) and Barbara (Dathan) Hottes. 
 (b. N 28, 1847, do.). Prepared in Mascoutah 
 H. S. Fellow in Zoology, 1894-5. Ph.D., Bonn. 
 1901. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta. Asst., 1895-9; 
 Instr., 1901-3; Asst. Prof., Bot., 1903-13; 
 Prof., Plant Physiology, 1913 — . Fellow, A. A. 
 A. S. Married Flora Guth, Ag 25, 1895, Mas- 
 coutah, 111. Child, Flora Emily ('i8), b. My 
 21, 1S96. Address, 915 W. California Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 815. DIETRICH HERMAN JANSEN 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 8, 1872 
 Pekin, 111.; s. John D. and Anna (Steen) Jan 
 sen. Prepared in Pekin H. S. Delta Tau 
 Delta. Civil Engr., 1894-8; Contr., 1898-1911. 
 Mem., German M. E. Church; Tazewell Club. 
 Married Norma Roos, N 24, 1900, Pekin, 111. 
 (died Mr 9, 1907). Children: James Nathan, 
 b. F 9, 1902; Norman R., b. Mr 2, 1907. Ad- 
 dress, Pekin, Ill.f 
 
 816. THOMAS JASPER 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 14, 1874, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. Geo. F. and Leora Leonille 
 (Lomelino) Jasper. Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 Baseball Team; Indoor Track Team. Elec 
 Engr., 1894-9; Gas Engines, 1899-1901; Sec, 
 George Ertel Co., Quincy, 111., igoi-io; Owner 
 Thos. Jasper Water Co., Chicago, 19:0 — . Mar- 
 ried Lillian Dean, S 25, 1901, Quincy, 111. 
 Address, Chicago. 
 
 817. ALBERT JOHANNSEN 
 (Brother of No. 818) 
 Assoc Prof, and Geologist; B. S. in Arch.; 
 b. D 3, 1874, Belle Plaine, la. Prepared in 
 St. Center (la.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Pres., 
 Adelphic; Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha; Acacia; 
 Artist, Sophograph; Pres., Art Club; Class 
 Pres., Univ. of Utah, 1897-8. B. S. in S.c, Univ. 
 of Utah, 1897; Scholarship, Johns Hopkins, 1901- 
 2; Fellowship, do., 1902-3; Ph.D., do., 1903. 
 Arch. Draftsman, 1894-6; Designer of Furniture, 
 1896-7; with Topographic Div.,U. S. G. S., 1897; 
 Stud., Univ. of U., 1897-8; Newspaper Artist, 
 1898; Topographer and Draftsman with City 
 Engr., Salt Lake City, 1899-1900; Stud., Johns 
 Hopkins, 1900-3; Asst. Geologist, Md. Geol. 
 Sur., 1901-2; Geologist, U. S. G. S., 1903 — ; 
 Acting Chief, Section of Petrology, do., 1907- 
 10; Asst. Prof., Petrology, Univ. of Chicago, 
 1909-14; Assoc. Prof., do., 1914 — ; Prof., do., 
 1918 — ; Asst. Ed., Jour, of Geol., 1910 — . 
 Auth.: Determination of Rock-forming Min- 
 erals, N. Y., John Wiley & Sons, 1908, 542 
 pp., 107 figs., 14 diagrams and i colored plate; 
 Igneous Rocks of West. Ariz., Bui. 352, U. S. 
 G. S., 1908; Improvements for a Petrographical 
 Microscope, A^n. Jour. Sc, xxix, 1910, pp., 
 435-38; Petrographic Terms for Field Use, 
 Jour, of Geol., xix, 1911, pp. 317-22; A Draw- 
 ing-Board with revolving disk for Stereographic 
 Projection, do., 752-755; An Accessory Lens 
 for Observing Interference Figures of Small 
 Mineral Grains, do., xxi 96-98, 191 3; Petro- 
 graphic Anal, of the Bridger, Washakie, and 
 other Eocene Formations of the Rocky Moun- 
 tains, Bui. Am. Musetim of Nat. Hist., xxxiii, 
 209-222, 1914; A Man. of Petrographic 
 Methods, 8vo., xxviii, 649 pp., 770 figs., N. Y., 
 McGraw, Hill Book Co., 1914; Fundamental 
 Principles of Petrology, Translated from the 
 German of Ernst Weinschenk, 8vo., x, 214, 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 79 
 
 137 figs., 6 plates, N. Y., McGraw, Hill Book 
 Co., 1916; Suggestions for a Quant. Min- 
 eralogical Classification of Igneous Rocks, Jour, 
 of Geol., XXV, 63-97, 191 7, also many book re- 
 views in Jour, of Geol. Fellow, Geol. Soc. of 
 Am.; Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Petrologists' Club; 
 Quadrangle Club; K. T. ; 32d degree A. A. 
 S. R., Mystic Shrine. Married Annabelle Scott, 
 N 16, 1904, Radford, Va. Children: Albert, b. 
 Ag 3, 1908; Willard, b. O 15, 1912. Address, 
 Univ. of Chicago. 
 
 818. OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN 
 (Brother of No. 817) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 14, 1873, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Christian (b. 184s, Klixball, 
 Slesvig) and Caroline Marie (Stuehrk) Jo- 
 hannsen (b. Hemmingstedt). Prepared in St. 
 Center (la.) H. S. Adelphic; Gamma Alpha; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa Phi; Assoc. 
 Ed., Technograph, 1894. A. ]\I., Cornell, 1902; 
 Ph.D., Cornell, 1904. Engr., Chicago to 1890; 
 Grad. Stud, in Entomol. and Instr., 1899-1904; 
 Asst. Prof., Cornell, 1904- 1909; Entomologist, 
 Univ. of Me., 1909-1912; Prof., Biol., Cornell 
 Univ., 1912-1918; Prof., Insect Morphology, 
 Cornell Univ., 1918 — . Auth. : Aquatic Ne- 
 matocerous Diptera, N. Y. St. Museum, 373 
 pp., 41 plates, 1903-1905; The Mycetophilidae, 
 Fasc. 93 of Genera Insectorum, 141 pp., 7 
 plates, quarto, 1909; The Fungus Gnats of N. A., 
 306 pp., 19 plates. Me. Agr. Exp. Sta., Nos. 
 172, 180, 196 and 200, 1909-1912; Insect Notes, 
 66 pp., 12 plates, Me. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1909- 
 1912; auth. with Dr. W. A. Riley of "Medical 
 Entomology," 348 pp., 1915, Comstock Pub. 
 Co.; also a number of shorter papers on zool., 
 entomo., and bacteriology. Mem., Am. Soc. of 
 Zool., 1 910; Fellow, Entomological Soc. of 
 Am., 1906; Mem. of Assn. of Econ. Entomolo- 
 gists, 1909; Fellow, A. A. A. S., 1914. Mar- 
 ried Harriette Alice Fuller, S 23, i8q6, Chicago. 
 Children: Dorothea Elizabeth, b. O- 14, 1903; 
 Laurence Oskar, b. Ja 27, 1907; Robert Albert, 
 b. Jl 26, 1909. Address, Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 819. JOHN WILLIAM KENNEDY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 5, 1871, Alma, 
 111.; s. Thomas (b. Montreal, Can.) and Mary 
 (Rowbatton) Kennedy (b. Eng.). Prepared in 
 Collinsville H. S. Practicing arch, at East St. 
 Louis, 111. Married Clara Peers, S 30, 1896, 
 Collinsville, 111. Child, Gladys Peers, b. N 37. 
 1902. Address, Collinsville, 111. 
 
 820. FRED WILLIAM KERCHNER 
 Physician; B. S.; b. Ja 16, 1871, Belleville, 
 111.; s. Frank (b. Ger.) and Adeline (Schmidt) 
 Kerchner (b. DeSoto, Mo.). M. D., Marion 
 Sims Med. Coll., 1898. Mem., Chem. and 
 Camera Clubs; Freshman Ball Team. Asst., 
 Chem., Sims Med. Coll., 1895-7; Grad. Stud., 
 Chicago, 1908; travelled representing Nat. Am- 
 monia Co., St. Louis, one yr. ; Interne, Fe- 
 male Hosp., St. Louis, 1898-9; Local Surg., 
 I. C. R. R. and Surg., Madison Coal Corp. 
 Mem., Madison Co., St., and Am. Med. Socs.; 
 M. W. A.; Loyal Americans. Married Amelia 
 Schneider, My 7, 1898. Child. Cornelia, b. F 
 5, 1899. Address, Glen Carbon, 111. 
 
 821. CONRAD BRYANT KIMBALL 
 
 (Brother of No. 394) 
 Musician; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 23, 1873, 
 Providence, R. I.; s. Edwin Alonzo (b. N 21, 
 1834, Orange, N. H.) and Clara Jane (Brooks) 
 Kimball (b. Ja 17, 1838, Bristol, N. H.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Sigma Chi; Philo- 
 mathean; Track Team; U. of I. Quartet; Glee 
 Club. Office Mgr., Louis H. Sullivan, Arch., 
 Chicago, 1895-1900; Stud., Mus. and Lang., 
 1900-01; Singing professionally, 1902-3; Pub- 
 lishers' Representative, N. Y., 1904; Asst. Adv. 
 Mgr., 1904-14; Staff Sec, Am. LIniv. Union in 
 Europe. Paris, France, igiS-ig. Baritone Solo- 
 
 ist, Congr. Church, Montclair, N. J.; during 
 Chicago residence. Baritone soloist of Church 
 of the Messiah and mem., of Mendelssohn 
 Club (Mannerchor) ; at N. Y., Quartet in Mt. 
 Morris Baptist and sth Ave. Coll. Churches. 
 Mem., Mecca Temple; Masonic Club of N. Y. ; 
 Sigma Chi and Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn. of 
 N. Y.; Upper Montclair Country Club, N. J. 
 Address, 50 W. 24th St., New York City. 
 
 822. *JOHN ALBERT LOWRY 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 16, 1871, 
 Wadsworth, O.; s. Emanuel (b. Ja 22, 1837, 
 Elklick, Pa.) and Phoebe (Colborn) Lowry (b. 
 Je 23, 1837, Sommerset C^o., Pa.). Prepared 
 in Gibson H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Glee Club; 
 Male Quartet; Adelphic. Prof., Math., Eureka 
 Coll., 1895-1900. Married Ella Pearl Puter- 
 baugh, D 16, 1896, Mackinaw, 111. (died Je 27, 
 1899). Child, Emily Annette, b. O 6, 1897 
 (died My 8, 1899). Died N 19, 1900, Gibson 
 City, 111. 
 
 823. HARRY MADISON McCASKRIN 
 (Brother of No. 824) 
 
 Lawyer; B. S.; b. Ag 26, 1873, Rantoul, 111.; 
 s. James Calvin (b. Conroe, Ind.) and Marga- 
 ret (Cloyd) McCaskrin (b. Stockwell, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Rantoul H. S. LL. B., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1896. Practising law, 1896 — . Was May- 
 or of Rock Island one term. Married Hazel 
 A. Pierce, Ag 1, 191 1. Address, 2512 8J4 
 Ave.. Rock Island, 111.; bus. add., 1700 2d 
 Ave., do. 
 
 824. LOUISE ELIZABETH McCASKRIN 
 (STAYTON) 
 (Sister of No. 823) 
 B. S. in Sc; b. S 26, 1870, Rantoul, 111.; 
 d. James Calvin (b. Conroe, Ind.) and Mar- 
 garet (Cloyd) McCaskrin (b. Stockwell, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Rantoul H. S. Alethenai; Univ. 
 Choir. Taught in Pub. Sch. 1895-1901. Mem., 
 Christian Church. Married John David Stay- 
 ton, Ja 30, 1901, Rantoul, 111. Children: Laura 
 Sarah Margaret, b. D 29. 1901; Jean Marie, 
 b. F 6, 1905; Paul Montelle, b. F 23, 1908 
 (died O 14, 1908); Leo Cloyd, b. Je 2, 1911. 
 Address, Texas City, Ill.t 
 
 825. ERNEST McCONNELL 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; M. Arch., 1905; 
 b. My 1, 1871; s. A. B. and F. M. (Walker) 
 McConnell. Prepared in Univ. of Denver and 
 Haish Man. Tr. Sch. Working on Govt, boats 
 at the Los Angeles Ship Bldg. and Dry Dock 
 (]o., San Pedro, Calif. Address, Casa Verdugo, 
 Calif.; bus. add., 815 Campbell St., Los Angeles. 
 
 826. FLORA McCORMICK (SHILLING) 
 (Sister of Nos. 66i, 2744) 
 B. L.; b. 1874, Gibson, 111.; d. Bruce (b. 
 1843, Streator, 111.) and Martha Rebecca (Gib- 
 son) McCormick (b. 1848, Zenia, O.). Married 
 Samuel Beaver Shilling, N 2, 1910. Address. 
 629 Buckingham PL, Chicago. 
 
 827. JOHN McNUTT, JR. 
 Lawyer and Judge City Court; B. L. in L. 
 & A.; b. Ja 2, 1872, Humboldt, la.; s. John 
 (b. 1828, Terre Haute, Ind.) and Camelia 
 (Wells) McNutt (b. 1842, Cincinnati). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic; Hatchet Orat.; 
 Shield and Trident. Stud., 1894-6; City Atty. 
 of Mattoon, 1899-igoi; State's Atty., 1904-8. 
 Married Clementine Eichhorn, D 31, igoi, Del- 
 aware, O. Children: Infant, b. D 4. 1902 
 (died); William John, b. My 29, 1906. Ad- 
 dress, Mattoon, Ill.t 
 
 828. GRANT CLARK MILLER 
 Architect; B. S. in C. E.: M. Arch., 1895; 
 b Ja 17, 1870, Rockford, 111.; s. Horace G. 
 (b 1826, Mt. Morris, N. Y.) and Mary (Al- 
 
8o 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 den) Miller (b. 1836, N. Y.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Vernon (la.) H. S.; Cornell Coll., Mt. Vernon, 
 la. B. S., Cornell, 1899, Fellowship. Married 
 Etta S. Clark, Mr zb, 1896, Rockford, 111. 
 Address, 116 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 829. PETER MOGENSEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 11, i86o, 
 Roskilde, Den.; s. Nils and Margareth (Olsen) 
 Mogensen. Adelphic; Sigma Chi; Ed., Sopho- 
 graph. Asst., Univ. of III., 1894-5; Div. Engr., 
 1894-5; Div. Engr., Toronto, Hamilton and 
 Buffalo R. R., Hamilton, Ont., 1895-6; Asst. 
 Engr. and Surv. under the Miss. Riv. Conin., 
 1896-7; Chief Draftsman and Engr., Const, at 
 smelters of Am. Smelting and Refining Co., 
 Pueblo, Colo, and Monterey, Mex., 1898-1902; 
 Asst. and Checker, Const. Dept., 111. Steel Co., 
 Chicago, 1902-3; Supt., Const, and Engr. for 
 Messrs. M. T. Lewman & Co., Contrs. at Dem- 
 opolis, Ala., 1904-5; C. E., do., Appleton, Wis., 
 1905-6; investigated, surveyed and reported 
 upon water power projects of the Chicago, 
 Milwaukee and St. Paul R. R. in the north- 
 west sts., 1906-8; in professional practise as 
 Civ. and Hydraulic Engr., northwest sts. and 
 British Columbia principally on hydraulic and 
 mill projects, 1908 — . Mem., West. Soc. Engrs., 
 1S92-8; A. S. C. E., 1907; Univ. Club of Spo- 
 kane. 1911; Pres., Spokane Assn. of mems. of 
 the A. S. C. E., 1918; Pres., Spokane Engng. 
 and Tech. Assn., 1918. Married Elizabeth 
 Davis, Ag 20, 1894, Urbana. Address, 814 Alas- 
 ka Bldg., Seattle. Wash. 
 
 830. EDGAR WILLIAM MORRIS 
 Rancher; B. L. in L. & A.; b. Ap 28, 1869. 
 Onarga, III.; s. William C. (b. 1838, Pa.) and 
 Anne E. (Lucas) Morris (b. 1838, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, 111. LL. 
 B., Univ. of Mich., 1895. Philomathean. Prac- 
 tice Law, 1895-1902; Ranching, 1902 — . Ad- 
 dress. 5736 Lake St., Chicago or Trinidad, 
 Wash. 
 
 831. DANIEL C. MORRISSEY 
 Broker; A. B. ; b. Je 24, 1873, Champaign; 
 s. Daniel (b. 1844) and Anna (Donnelly) Mor- 
 rissey (b. 1844). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. LL. B., Yale Law Sch., 1896. Kappa 
 Sigma. Married Vivian Monier, Maryville, 
 Mo., 1899. Child, Melissa, b. Ap 3, 1905. Ad- 
 dress, Champaign. 
 
 832. ELNATHAN KEMPER NELSON 
 Chemist; B. S. ; b. N 25, 1870, Cincinnati; 
 s. Henry (b. O 9, 1839, Hillsboro, O.) and 
 Maria Louisa (Davis) Nelson (b. O 17, 1840, 
 Maysville, Ky.). Prepared in Paris H. S. 
 .'\sst., Chem., 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.. 189 1-3. Head 
 Chem., Swift and Co., Chicago, 1895-1902; 
 with Joslin Schmidt & Co., Cincinnati, 1902-3; 
 Asst. Supt., Morris & Co., Chicago, 1903-4; 
 mem., firm The Link, Nelson Co., Mfg. Chem- 
 ists, 1904-7; Asst. Chem., Bur. of Chem., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 1908 — . 
 Chief Essential Oil Lab., Drug Div. of Bur. 
 of Chem., res. work on essential oils. Auth.: 
 Capasaicin. The Pungent Principle of Capsi- 
 cum and the Detection of Capsicum, Jour. Indus, 
 and Engng. Chem., 1910; A Chem. Investiga- 
 tion of the Oil of Chenopodium, Jour. A. C. S., 
 191 1 and 1913; The Quantitative Determination 
 of Ketones in Essential Oils, Jour. Ind. and 
 Engng. Chem., 191 1. Ginerol and Paradol, 
 Jour. A. C. S., 1914; The Resolution of As 
 caridolic Acid, Jour. A. C. S., 1914. Mem., 
 Nat. Geog. Soc; S. A. R.; A. C. S. Mar- 
 ried Tuley Wetzel, Ap 29, 1903, Paris, 111. 
 Children: Elnathan Kemper, b. Ja 27, 1904; 
 Berkeley Everett, b. N 29, 1905. Address, 
 Bur. of Chem., Washington D. C. 
 
 833. MAUDE E. NICHOLS 
 Social Service Worker; B. S.; b. F 15, 1868; 
 d. David T. (b. 1836, O.) and Harriet W. 
 
 (Eager) Nichols (b. 1838, do.). Prepared in 
 Evansville (O.) H. S. M. D., N. W. Univ., 
 1897. Practise of Med.. Tuscola, 111.; Miss, 
 in Eng. Hosp., Jaffa, Palestine, 1900-07; soc. 
 service, Champaign, 1907 — . .Address, 307 W. 
 Prospect Ave., Champaign; bus. add.. Room 11, 
 Imperial Bldg., do. 
 
 834. JOSEPH LAWRENCE PARRY 
 Farmer; B. L. in L. & A.; b. Ag 24, 1871, 
 
 Tolono, 111.; s. John Calvin (b. D 27, 1826. 
 Manlius, N. Y.) and Elizabeth Jane (Craven) 
 Parry (b. F 28, 1840, Randolph, N. C). Pre- 
 pared in Tolono H. S. Philomathean; Jr. 
 Conklin Orat. Contest prize $60; Motto Orat. 
 for class. Taught Ivesdale, 111., four yrs.; 
 Fireman, I. C. R. R., five yrs.; Farming, 
 1903 — • Married Ida Mae Parry, Ag 11, 1901, 
 Newton, 111. Children: Gladys Mae, b. Jl 24, 
 1902; Vern Lyle, b. D 11, 1906. Address, 
 Tolono, Ill.t 
 
 835. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS 
 Professor; B. S. in Arch.; M. Arch., 1903; 
 
 b. Ap 8, 1873, Lockport, 111.; s. Albert (b. 1847, 
 Essex Co., N. Y.) and Harriet L. (Sprague) 
 Phelps (b. 185^0, Dupage, 111.). Prepared in 
 Lockport H. S.; Univ. Acad. Philomathean., 
 Draftsman, 1894-7 Stud., Bavarian Polytech- 
 nicum, Munich, 1897-8; Arch., 1898-9; Instr., 
 Arch., Cornell, 1899-1903; Asst. Prof., Arch., 
 do., 1903-13; Prof., Arch., 1913; Sec. of the 
 Faculty of .'Xrch. ; Chm., Com. on Educ, N. Y. 
 St. Assn. of Arch., 191 7 — ; Mem., Adm. Coun- 
 cil, Coll. of Arch., 1916 — ; Lib. Council, Cor- 
 nell, 1915-17. Sec. in charge of Coll. of Arch., 
 Cornell, 1907-8; Auth.: Stylistic Catalog of 
 Lantern Slide Negatives, Cornell, J. P. Troy, 
 Ithaca, Pub., 1907-9, 57 pp.; articles in Am. 
 .4rch., 1908; Arch. Record, 1908; Cornell 
 Era, 1907; Am. Homes and Gardens, 
 1907; Country Life in Am., 1907; Ed. Bd. 
 of Cornell Arch., 1914-17; contributor of sev- 
 eral articles in do.; articles in Jour, of A. I. A., 
 chief of which were, European Travel for the 
 .Vrch. Stud., A Travel Course in Arch., and 
 Who Shall Build the Bridge Between Art and 
 Thought. Mem., A. I. A.; Sec, Cent. N. Y. 
 Chap., A. I. A., 1903 — ; Hon. Mem., Tau Beta 
 Pi; Ithaca Country Club; Gargoyle Club, Cor- 
 nell; mem., A. F. A. M.; Town and Gown 
 Club, Ithaca; L'Ogive Soc. Married Carolyn 
 Blount Lynd, Ag 14, 1902, Joliet, 111. Child, 
 George Lynd, b. My 1, 1905. Address, Cornell 
 Hgts., Ithaca, N. Y.; bus. add.. Coll. of Arch., 
 Cornell, do. 
 
 836. WALTER BUSEY RILEY 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & A.; b. Ag 10, 1874, 
 Urbana; s. Ozias (b. My 14, 1852, Paris, 111.) 
 and Frances Elizabeth Riley (b. D 16, 1852, 
 near Urbana). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 LL.B., Yale, 1896. Kappa Sigma; Shield and 
 Trident; Treas., Mh. Assn.; Student's Dancing 
 Club; Chm. Sr. Ball Com.; on Class Day Pro- 
 gram. Chm., Legal Adv. Com. for Local Bd. 
 No. 2, Champaign Co.; Sec, Four Minute 
 Speakers, Champaign Co. Master in Chancery 
 of Champaign Co., 1906-11 and 1917 — ; Clerk 
 of Baptist Church; Pres.. Champaign Co. Bar 
 .\ssn., 1918; mem.. 111. St. Bar Assn.; Cham- 
 paign Country Club. Married Edna Nappin, 
 Je 8, 1904, Peoria. Address, 702 W. Clark St., 
 Champaign; bus. add.. Room 200, ist Nat. 
 Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 837. JOHN JOSEPH RUTLEDGE 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 10, 1870, 
 X. Alton, 111.; s. Walton (b. Eng.) and Maria 
 (Eno) Rutledge (b. Lincolnshire, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Alton H. S.; Shurtleff (Toll. Ph. D.. 
 Johns Hopkins, 1904; Min. Engr., 1895-9; 
 Mine Supt., 1900; Grad. Stud, in Geol., 1900-4; 
 Geol. Supt., Davis Sulphur Ore Co., Davis, 
 Mass.. 1905; Consulting Mine Engr. and Geol., 
 
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 8t 
 
 Baltimore, 1906-9; Min. Engr., Bur. of Mines, 
 1909 — ; in charge supervision mines on Indian 
 lands in Okla. as local rep. of Bur. of Mines; 
 Supvr., River Bed Oil and Gas Operations in 
 cases of land litigation between Oklahoma and 
 U. S.; Sec, Bd. to ap{)raise the Segregated 
 Choctaw and Chickasaw Coal Lands; Specialty, 
 Permissible Explosive work in Mines. Auth.: 
 Articles in Engng. and Min. Jour., N. Y. and 
 in Mines and Mineral.^, Scranton, Pa.; Coal in 
 111., Mineral Indus., Mining Mag., N. Y.; Dis- 
 tribution and Character of the Md. Coal Beds, 
 (with Wm. B. Clark and G. C. Martin), Md. 
 Geol. Sur. Mem., A. I. M. E. ; Nat. Geog. 
 Soc. ; Geol. Soc. of Wash.; Fellow in Geol. 
 Soc. of Am. Married Ella Lorraine Gates, Mr, 
 1892, Alton, 111. Three Children. Address, 
 Bur. of Mines, McAlester, Okla. 
 
 838. ALBERT SCHNEIDER 
 Bacteriologist and Pharmacognosist; B. S.; 
 b. Ap 13, 1863; s. John (b. Hesse-Cassel, Ger.) 
 and Elizabeth (Biirki) Schneider (b. 111.). 
 Prepared in Norm. Sch., Dixon, 111. M. D., 
 P. & S., 1887; M. S., Minn., 1894; Ph. D., 
 Columbia, 1897. Scholarship in Bot., Minn., 
 1893; Fellow in Bot., Columbia, 1894-6; Prof., 
 Bot., Pharmacognosy and Mat. Med., N. W., 
 Coll. of Phar., 1897-1903; Prof., do., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1903, Prof., Mat. Med. and Thera- 
 peutics, Univ. of Calif., Coll. of Dentistry, 
 1904-6; Pathologist and Physiologist, Spreckels 
 Sugar Co., 1906-7; Pharmacognosist, U. S. 
 Dept. or Agr., Bur. of Chem., 1909 — . Ed. in 
 Chief, Pacific Pharmacist, 1910-15; Dean, 
 Berkeley Sch. for Police Officers, 1916; Micro- 
 Analyst in the Calif. St. Food and Drugs Lab., 
 191 5 — • Work in Lichenology; Special work 
 with Rhizobia of Leguminosae; Histology of 
 Medicinal Plants; Cultivation of Medicinal 
 Plants; Beet Blight. Auth.: Primary Mi- 
 croscopy and Biol., 104, pp., 21 illust. from 
 drawings by auth., 1890; A Textbook of Gen. 
 Lichenology, 247 pp., and 76 full page illust. 
 N. Y., 1897; Gen. Vegetable Pharmacography, 
 136 pp., Cnicago Med. Book Co., 1899; Pow- 
 dered Vegetable Drugs, 323 with 164 illust. 
 from drawings by auth., Midland Pub. Co., 
 Columbus, 1902; The Native and Introduced 
 Poisonous Plants and Medicinal Plants of 
 Calif., Bui. For. Dept., Sacramento, Calif.; 
 Pharmaceutical Bact. with Special Reference 
 to Sterilization and Disinfection, Blakiston's 
 Son & Co., Philadelphia, 191 1; Bacteriological 
 Methods in Food and Drugs Laboratories, 
 Blackiston's Son & Co., 1915; also numerous 
 articles, special rpts., reviews, scientific papers. 
 Mem., Ton. Bot. Club (cor.); Am. Acad, of 
 Pol. and Soc. Sc. ; Am. Phar. Assn.; Fellow, 
 A. A. A. S.; Internal. Jury of Awards, P. P. 
 I. E. Married Marie Louis Harrington, 1892, 
 Minneapolis. Child, Cornelia Elizabeth, b. D 
 29, 1900. Address, 1738 Walnut St., Berkeley, 
 Calif. 
 
 839. GERTRUDE SHAWHAN 
 (SCHAEFER) 
 (Daughter of No. 87) 
 B. L.; B. L. S., 1900; b. F 8, 1874, Urbana; 
 d. George Robert ('75), (b. Mr 20, 1844, Fal- 
 mouth, Ind.) and Sarah Vista (Brown) Shaw- 
 han (b. Je 25, 1847, Roscoe, O.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.; Illini 
 staff; Sophograph Bd. ; Valedictorian. Taught, 
 1894-1900; Stud., Lib. School and Asst., Lib., 
 1897-1900; Cataloger, Lib. of Cong., 1900-2; 
 Instr., Lib. Mgmt., Kan. St. Norm., 1902-4. 
 Mem., Christian Church; Am. Libr. Assn. Mar- 
 ried Frank Robert Schaefer, Je 29, 1904, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Margaret, b. Je 6, 1906; John 
 Warren, b. O i, 1908; Charles Robert, b. O 8, 
 1910. Address, 842 N. Ave. 65, Los Angeles. 
 
 840. WILLIAM FREDERICK SLATER 
 Osteopathist; B. S. in E. E., 1894; D. O.; b. 
 
 N 10, 1 87 1, Indianapolis; s. Samuel Hitt (b. 
 
 D 16, 1841, Pickaway Co., O.) and Mary Ann 
 
 (Linns) Slater (b. Ag 27, 1851, Liverpool, 
 Du^S^^ ,P''a?ared in Urbana H. S. Adelphic; 
 Phi Delta Theta; Football, 1890-93; Class His- 
 torian Elec. Engr., Crane Elevator Co.; Mich. 
 Lake Superior Light & Power Co., Sault Ste 
 Alarie, Mich.; Mgr., Acetylene Apparatus Mfg. 
 Co., Chicago; Osteopathic Physician, iqos: 
 Mem. of !■ acuity of The Am. Coll. of Oste- 
 VR^t^y .^^.Sf^'cuie and Surgery, Chicago. Mem., 
 Illini Club; The Colonial Club; The Fellowship' 
 Chicago. Married Ida B. Coolican, N 22 190^ 
 Chicago. Address, Plaza Hotel, Chicago; bus 
 add., lois Masonic Temple, 159 N. State St., do. 
 
 841. WILLIAM GRANT SPURGIN 
 Lawyer; A. B; A. M., 1898; b. D 6. 1870, 
 Beecher City, 111.; s. George W. (b. D i, i8'2 
 Mt. Vernon, O.) and Susannah (Riley) Spur- 
 
 ^'" !»• o^''- '''t,/^-'7' '^o-')- Philomathean. 
 Taught, Pekin, II., ,894-7; Stud., Univ. of 
 ill., 1898; Read Law; Admitted to bar, 1902 
 and practising, 1902; City Atty., Urbana 
 W^'^' T>^°- r-*"^?^' t;hampaign Co., 1912-14. 
 Mem., Bd. of Educ, Urbana, 1906-18; Chm. 
 51dg. (:om. that erected sch. bldg.. No. 4 
 Hayes Sch. and H, S. ; Chm., Bldg. Com. tha 
 remodelled Masonic Temple, Urbana, 1913-14. 
 Past Master, Urbana Lodge No. 157; Dist 
 Deputy and Grand Master, A F A M •' 
 fwenty-Eighth Masonic Dist., 1913-15; Grand 
 Lecturer, A. F A^ M., 1914-; Past Chan 
 'if}^°^< <-ourt of Honor, Dist. No. 17- Past 
 Watchman of the Shepherd of Mizpah Shrine, 
 
 R°'a'aV ^V t.^- h' ""^'n-' Chap. No. 80 
 K. A. M.; Urban Council, No. 19, R. S M • 
 Urbana Commandery No. 16, K. T.; Medinah 
 ht % ^- ^i-S.; Oasis of Chicago; Triumph 
 Lodge No 73 K P.; Urbana Lodge No. 991, 
 V ^- *^-^^' Urbana Conclave; True Kindred 
 iNo. 15;. Champaign Country Ciub; Chm., Local 
 Exemption Bd. for Div. No. i. Champaign Co. 
 nr^'^J^/""^ ^^^\.^,''^; -" 8, 1903, Galesburg, 
 I:, A^'^'"''-'-'' 910 VV. Green St., Urbana; bus. 
 add., Masonic Bldg., do. 
 
 842. 'EDWIN WARREN STOCKER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 15, 1870 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. George (b. Je 3 1839'. 
 London, Lng.) and Elizabeth W. (Langdell) 
 Stocker (b. S 30, 1841. Northamptonshire. 
 f-V\'- i/^^fl^''?'^ '" ^ock Island H. S. Arch. 
 Llub; Prohibition Club; Y. M C \ ■ Ed 
 Techiiograph. Died S 16. 1894, Rock I'sland.' 
 
 843- WILLIAM STRAUSS 
 In Bus.; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 17 1871 
 Pittsfield. 111.; s. Isaac (b. Ger.) and Elisa 
 (Jacobs) btrauss (b. do.). Prepared in Pitts- 
 held H. S. Address, Pittsfield, 111. 
 
 844. ALBERT PHILIP SY 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1899; b. 
 Ag 17, 1872, Altamount, 111.; s. Philip (b. Je 7, 
 1845, Bergholz, N. Y.) and Wilhelmine (Mil- 
 ville) Sy (b. D 20, 1844, Ger.). Prepared in 
 Altamount H. S. Ph. D., Univ. of Buffalo, 
 
 1908. Instr., Chem., Univ. of Buffalo, 1895-8; 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1898-9; Asst. Prof., 
 Chem., Univ. of Buffalo, 1899-1900; Chief 
 Chem., Ord. Dept., U. S. Army, 1900-4; Prof., 
 Chem., Univ. of Buffalo, 1904 — . Inventor of 
 Test for Stability of Cellulose Nitrate Powders, 
 officially adopted by the Ord. Dept., U. S. Army, 
 1903; mercury seal fat flask; fumeless nitrogen 
 digestion apparatus. Auth.: New Fat Flask, 
 Mercury Seal, Jour. hid. and Engng. Chem., 
 
 1909, 314 pp.; Three New Prelim. Tests for 
 Maple Product, Jour. A. C. S., 1908, pp. 1429- 
 1431; Lead Value of Maple Products, do., 1908, 
 pp. 1611-1616; Apparatus for Polarizing at 87°, 
 do., 1908, pp. 1790-91; Apparatus for Prevent- 
 ing Bumping, do., 1908, pp. 1792, 1793; Hist., 
 Manufacture and Analysis of Maple Products, 
 Jour. Frank. Inst., 1908; Inorganic Chem., 
 (text-book) to be published by J. Wiley & Sons: 
 Food Preparedness and Food Values (pamph- 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1894 
 
 lets), pub. by Univ. of Buffalo, 1917; articles 
 in Jour. Ind. and Engng. Chem., Jour. A. C. S. 
 Mem., Lutheran Church; A. C. S.; Univ. Club, 
 Buffalo; Buffalo Lawn Bowling Club. Married 
 Lucetta M. Hersee, S 5, 1901, Buffalo. Child, 
 Edwin Alber William, b. O 5, 1902. Address, 
 219 Crescent Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 84s. ♦WILLIAM C. TACKETT 
 Lawyer; B. L. in L. & A.; b. Ap 13, 1870, 
 Ivesdale, 111.; s. Walter B. and Elizabeth G. 
 (Powers) Tackett. Prepared in Sadorus Tp., 
 Champaign Co. Philomathean; Blackstonian; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Phi Delta Theta; Prohibition Club; 
 Shield and Trident; Football Team; Track 
 Team; Ed., Illim. Teacher, Math., Champaign 
 H. S., 1894-6; Lawyer, 1896-7. Mem., Christian 
 Church. Died F 5', 1897, Chicago. 
 
 846. *BENJAMIN FR.XNKLIN TEMPLETON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 11, 1856; 
 s. David (b. Tl 22, 1826, Greene Co., O.) and 
 Amazonia CM"ills) Templeton (b. Ja 14. 1834. 
 Lawrence Co., 111.). Prepared in Valparaiso 
 Norm. Sch. Teacher Math., Huntington, Ind., 
 H. S., 1894-5; Supt., Schs., i89=;-7; Stud., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1897-8; Prof., Latin and Greek, 
 Marion, Ind., Norm. Coll., 1898-1901. Elder 
 Christian Church. Married Carrie Harter, D 
 25, 1894," Indianapolis. Died Ja 9, 1901, Mari- 
 on, Ind. 
 
 847. WILLIS EUGENE TOWER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 190S; b. Je s. 
 
 1871, Bennington, Vt. ; s. Reuben Smith (b. Je 
 12, 1845, N. Y.) and Susan Chase^ (Lyons) 
 Tower (b. Ja 15, 1850, Bennington, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Courses in Educ, Univ. 
 of Chicago. Philomathean; Chem. Club; Y. M. 
 C. A.; Mgr., Philo-Adelphic Lecture Course, 
 1S94. Prin., Elkhart Inst., 1895-7; Head of 
 Dept. of Physics, Englewood H. S. Auth. : 
 Experimental Physics, 324 pp., Ginn & Co., 
 191 1 ; Prins. of Physics, 466 pp., P. Blokiston s 
 Son & Co., 1914; The Teaching of Physics m 
 Segregated Classes, Sch. Sc. and Math.- A High 
 Sch. Boy's Efficiency Sheet, do.; Mechanics in 
 a First Year Course in Physics, School Rev., 
 Ja 1905; Physics Ed., School Science and Mathe- 
 matics. Mem., M. E. Church; Central Assn. Sc. 
 and Math. Teachers, Pres., 1914; active mem., 
 Nat. Educ. Assn.; A. A. A. S.; R. A. M., Nor- 
 mal Park Chap. Married Alta Cooley. D 27. 
 1899, Rochelle. III. Children: Dorothy, b. S 15, 
 iQoi; Robert Cooley, b. Mr 20, 1904; Fredenck 
 Willis. b. O 7, 1905. Address, 344 N. Normal 
 Parkway, Chicago. 
 
 848. *CHARLES HENRY TREGO 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 3, 1870, Chi- 
 cago; s. Alfred H. (b. Je 16, 1838, Wrightstown, 
 Pa.) and Frances C. (Reed) Trego (b. S i. 
 1848, Farmington, III.). Prepared in Hoopston 
 H. S. and Univ. Acad.; Mech. and r-lec. Engng. 
 Soc. With Hoopston Canning Co., 1894-5; Mgr. 
 and Supt., Hoopston Elec. Co., 1895-1901 ; Cuba 
 Cattle Co., 1902; farmed in Southern Calif., 
 1903-8; farming at Palacios, Tex. since 1908; 
 owner Ice Factory and Elec. Light Plant, Pa- 
 lacios, Tex., 1913. Mem., Northwestern Elec. 
 Assn., 1896-1900. Married Clara T. Clark, F 3, 
 1905, Chicago. Died N 18, 1918. 
 
 S49. PERCY THOMAS WALTON 
 Engng. and Contracting; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 
 27, 1871, Paxton, 111.; s. William L. (b. O 30, 
 1844, Ens.) and Kate B. (Hmchman) Walton 
 (b. Ja 28, 1848, Racine, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Paxton H. S. Struct. Steel and Bridge Engr.. 
 with Koken Iron Works, St. Louis, 1897-8; 
 Kenwood Bridge Co., Chicago, 1898-99; Stupp 
 Bros. Bridge Co., St. Louis, 1899-1905; Chiel 
 Engr., 111. Steel Bridge Co., Jacksonville, 111., 
 1Q05-9; Gen. Mgr., N. Dak. Metal Culvert Co., 
 Fargo N. Dak.. IQ00-12. North Western Agency 
 for 111. Steel Bridge Co.. 191 2—. Married 
 Cora L. Landell, Jl 30, 1898, St. Louis (died 
 
 Je 16. 1903); Prudence Austin, My 5, 1915, 
 Duluth, Minn. Address, 551 Gilfillan Block, St. 
 Paul. 
 
 850. ^LESLIE ALVORD WEAVER 
 (Brother of No. 1289) 
 B. L.; b. F 21, 1872, Cleveland; s. Benjamin 
 (b. My I, 1846, Schenectady Co., N. Y.) and 
 Martha Maria (Campbell) Weaver (b. Ag 30, 
 1850, Cook Co., 111.). Prepared in Danville H. 
 S. Delta Tau Delta; Adelphic; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Shield and Trident; Dramatic Club; 
 Chess Club: Illini staff; Sophograph Bd. Mayor 
 pro tem of Champaign. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 B. P. O. E. Married Eunice Sheldon, Je 8, 
 1898, Urbana. Children: Dorothy Eunice, b. 
 Jl 4, 1899; Sheldon Alvord, b. N 13, 1902. Died 
 N 19, 1905, Champaign. 
 
 851. FRED JOHN WEEDMAN 
 Investigator, Claims Dept., I. C. R. R.; B. L. 
 in L. & A.; b. Mr 28. 1872, Farmer City, 111.; s. 
 T. S. and Mary M. (Brownlee) Weedman. 
 Prepared in Pub. Sch. Phi Delta Theta; Black- 
 stonian; Philomathean; Track; Capt. Varsity 
 Championship Track Team, 1894. With J. V. 
 Farwell, 1894-5; Real Est., Univ. Regt. Ins., 
 1895-6; Taught Sch., 1896-8; Asst. Postmaster, 
 Farmer City, 1900-2; Investigator of Claims in 
 Claim Dept., I. C. R. R., 1902 — . Married 
 Winifred Wetzell, Mr 28, 1900, Farmer City, 
 111. Child, Dale Frederick, b. N 16, 1908. 
 Address, 305 Park Row Sta., Chicago.f 
 
 852. CHARLES THORNTON WILDER 
 (Brother of No. 496) 
 
 Real Est. Bus.; B. S.; b. D 17, 1870, Essex, 
 N. Y. ; s. Charles N. (b. Winchendon, Mass.) 
 and Martha L. (Thornton) Wilder (b. Sidney, 
 Australia). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Sigma Chi; Philomathean; Assoc. Ed., Illini. 
 Instr., Univ. of 111., 1894-5; in charge Dept. of 
 Photography, do., 1895-1900; Real Est., 1900-2; 
 Mining, 1902-12; Real Est., Los Angeles, 
 1912— . Mem., A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. Mar- 
 ried Bertha M. Ritter, Mr 18, 1914, Point 
 Firman, Calif. Child, Charles Thornton Wilder, 
 Jr., b. O 5, 1916. Address, San Pedro, Los 
 .\ngeles. 
 
 853. ROBERT ALVIN WOOD 
 Chief of Section, Bur. of Mines; B. S. in M. 
 E.; M. E., 1895; b. N 26, 1866, Woodburn, 111.; 
 s. Richard H. (b. 1833, N. J.) and Ellen A. 
 (Sturges) Wood (b. 1836, Woodburn, 111.). 
 Prepared in Bunker Hill Acad. Fellowship in 
 M. E., 1904-5. Philomathean; Y. M. C. A. 
 Agt., Brit. Luxfer Prism Co.; Chief, Tech. 
 Section, Bur. of Mines, Pittsburgh. Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Married Maude I. Stevens, 
 F 20, 1900, Hampstead Heath, London, Eng. 
 Children: Robert Stevens, b. Ap 20, 1902; 
 Esther Helen, b. Ag 19, 1904, Ruth Virginia, 
 b. Ap 1909. Address, 219 7th St., Aspinwall, 
 Pa.; bus. add.. Bur. of Mines, Pittsburgh. 
 
 854. *OLGA C. WOOLSEY (GIBBS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 742; Sister of No. 1297) 
 
 B. S. in L. & A.; A. M., 1895; b- .Ta 20, 1871, 
 Polo, 111.; d. R. Dickson (b. S 9, 1834, Andes, 
 N. Y.) and Mary A. (Holmes) Woolsey (b. Je 
 IS, 1838, Hamden, N. Y.). Prepared in Polo 
 H. S. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.; English Club. 
 Fellowship in Latin. Taught one yr. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Married William David Gibbs 
 (•93), Jl 16, 1896, Polo, 111. Child, Dorothy, b. 
 Je II, 1899 (died at birth). Died Je ii, 1899, 
 Columbus, O. 
 
i895 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 CLASS OF 1895 (68 LIVING, 6 DEAD) 
 
 83 
 
 855. HERBERT CLARKE ARMS 
 V. P., Central Scientific Co.; B. S. in A. E.; 
 b. Mr 3, 1871, Dubuque, la.; s. Charles Henry 
 (b. D 25, 1840, Knoxville, 111.) and Aurora 
 Bartlett (Clarke) Arms (b. Ja 27, 1844, Con- 
 way, Mass.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., 
 Chicago. Sigma Chi; Shield and Trident; 
 Glee, Mandolin, Archs'. Clubs; Pres., Students' 
 Dancing Club; Treas., Freshman Class; Helped 
 organize Glee and Mandolin Clubs; Ed., ist. 
 lUio and named it; Assoc. Ed., Illiiti. Asst. 
 Arch., I. C. R. R., 1895-98; Mgr., Chicago Lab. 
 Supply & Scale Co., 1898-1904; V. P., Scientific 
 Co., 1904 — . Grand Tribune, Sigma Chi Fra- 
 ternity, 1900-9; Pres., Wilmette Country Club; 
 mem., Skokie Country Club; Univ. Club of 
 Chicago; Illini Club of Chicago. Married Eliz- 
 abeth Watson Gregg, Je 20, iqoo, Chicago. 
 Child, Eloise Elizabeth, b. Ag 28, 1903. Ad- 
 dress, Wilmette, 111. 
 
 856. CHARLES B.VRRY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 6, 1871, 
 Henry, 111.; s. Michael (b. Ireland) and Mar- 
 garet (Brown) Barry. Prepared in Norm. Sch., 
 Dixon, 111. With Internat. Harvester Co., 1895- 
 1907; Contr., Engng. Co., 1907-12; F. B. Dicker- 
 man Co., 1912— . Address, 5355 Agatite Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8s7- HARRY WILLIAM BAUM 
 (Husband of No. 1224) 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 23, 
 1874, Indianola, 111.; s. Frank (b. N 1849, 
 Indianola, 111.) and Eliza (McHafiie) Baum (b. 
 Mr 1850, do.). Prepared in Indianola H. S. 
 Kappa Sigma; Ath. Assn.; Pres., Sr. Class; 
 Baseball team, 1893-5; Football team, 1893-5. 
 Civ. Engr., I. C. R. R., 1896-8; Asst., C. E., 
 Univ. of 111., 1898-9; Asst. Engr. on U. P. R. R., 
 1899-1904; Asst. Engr., O. S. L. R. R., 1904-5; 
 Supt. Const., James Stewart & Co., 1905-9; Con- 
 tracting Mgr., James Stewart & Co., 1909 — . 
 Mem., A. S. C. E.; Alta Club, Salt Lake City; 
 Univ. Club; Weber Club, Ogden, Ut. Married 
 Daisy Carver ('99), Mr 20, 1900. Bloomington, 
 111. Child, Infant, b. Jl 1903 (died do.). Ad- 
 dress, Biltmore Hotel, New York; bus. add., 
 c/o James Stewart & Co., 30 Church St., do. 
 
 858. CHARLES WORTH BEACH 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 5, 1868. Des 
 Moines; s. David and Roxana (Munhall) Beach. 
 Prepared in Colo. Agr. Coll. Civ. and Irriga- 
 tion Engr. Deputy St. Engr. Auth.: Irrigation 
 in Colorado, pub. by Bur. of Irrigation Investi- 
 gation, U. S. Dept. Agr.; also did work on two 
 biennial reports of St. Engr., 1905-6, 1907-8; 
 Chief Engr., Two Buttes Irrigation & Reservoir 
 Co. Address, Las Animas, Colo.t 
 
 859. FREDERICK ALBERT BEEBE 
 Mechanic; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 15, 1872, 
 Red Bank, N. J.; s. Samuel Smith (b. Ag 25, 
 1846, Rome, N. Y.) and Katherine H. (Burr) 
 Beebe (b. O 1851, Middletown, N. J.). Pre- 
 pared in Wisner (Neb.) H. S. and Univ. of 111. 
 Acad. With GriflSn Wheel Co., Chicago, 1895- 
 11; Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago, 191 1; 
 foundry expert, do., 191 1 — . Auth.: Cast Iron 
 and Steel Wheels, Elec. Street Ry. Jour., Vol. 
 35, No. II, pp. 446-449, 1910; Cast Iron Car 
 Wheels, 1907. Mem., Mech. Engng. Soc. ; A. F. 
 A. M. ; Chicago Yacht Club. Married Grace 
 Josephine English, D 24, 1906, Boston. Ad- 
 dress, Michigan City, Ind. 
 
 860. WILLIAM GUTHRIE BOON 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 2, 1870, 
 Chrisman, 111.; s. John (b. Ap 13, 1837, Eng.) 
 and Ann E. (Guthrie) Boon (b. Ja 25, 1841, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Asst. Engr., 
 C. B. & Q. R. R. Civ. Engr., Dept. Mainte- 
 
 nance of Way. Married Charlotte Bates, Je 
 12, 1901, Burlington, la. Children: Guthrie 
 Bates, b. Je 26, 1902; William Clifford, b. Ag 
 12, 1905. Address, 117 Prince Ave., Downers 
 Grove, 111. 
 
 861. ROBERT ALLAN BOWER, Jr. 
 Banker; B. L. in L. & A.; b. Mr 8, 1875, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Robert Allan (b. Brown Co., O.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth Bower (b. Md.). Prepared 
 in Tolono Tp. H. S. Tolono Bank, 1896-01; 
 bupt.. Ice Plant, Mattoon and V. P., Bank of 
 Tolono, 1901 — . Married Ella Beaton, F 1905, 
 Chicago. Children: David Robert, b. Mr 8 
 1906; Isabel, b. F 12, 1909; Mary, b. Jl 2. 1012' 
 Address, Tolono, IlLf . v ■ 
 
 862. CHARLES BAKER BURDICK 
 Hydraulic and San. Engr.; B. S. in C. E • 
 C. E., 1912; b. Mr 6, 1874, Chicago; s. Wil- 
 liam Richard (b. Ja 12, 1833, Erie Co., N. Y.) 
 and Mary (Dewey) Burdick (b. 1846, Coopers- 
 town, N. Y.). Prepared in Wallace H. S.. 
 Sterling, 111. Sigma Chi; Shield and Trident; 
 Glee. Mandolin and Banjo Clubs; Leader, Glee 
 Club. Asst. Engr., Alvord & Shields, Consult- 
 ing Engrs., 1895-7; Asst. Engr., John A. Cole, 
 Hydraulic Engr., 1897-1901; Assoc, firm of 
 Jotin A. Cole & Sons, 1901; since 1902 mem 
 hrm Alvord & Burdick, Hydraulic & San! 
 Engrs., Chicago. Co-auth., Relief from Floods 
 175. pp., McGraw Book Co., 1918; published 
 various papers delivered before Technical So- 
 cieties with reference to the purification of 
 water, methods of water pumping, and other 
 subjects relating to water works. Mem., A S 
 ,,•; ,•' )^"'- ^o'^- Engrs., Pres.; Am. Water 
 Works Assn.; 111. Soc. Engrs., past Pres.; Chi- 
 cago Engrs. Club; Univ. Club of Chicago; La 
 Grange Country Club. Married Mabel Myra 
 laylor, O 8, 1909, Chicago. Child, Mary, b. 
 Jl 2, 1912. Address, 419 S. Waiola Ave., La 
 Grange, 111. 
 
 863. WILLIAM THOMAS BURRILL 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 20. 1868, 
 Stephenson Co., III.; s. Edward and Sophia T. 
 (Cowan) Burrill. Prepared in Urbana H. S 
 and Spokane Coll., Spokane, Wash. Y. M 
 C. A. Arch. Draftsman, 1895-8; Struct. Drafts- 
 man, 1898-1904; Contracting Engr., 1904-5; 
 b.ngr. in charge of drafting, 1905—. Minne- 
 apolis Engrs.' Club. Married Florence Flota 
 Baker, N 8, 1900, Decatur, 111. Children: 
 Charles Martin, b. O 31, iqoi; Lida Marilla, 
 b. Jl 7, 1903, and Lois, b. My 4, 1906 (died 
 My I, 1907). Address, 2376 Carter Ave., St. 
 Paul. 
 
 864. •FRANK LYMAN BUSEY 
 (Brother of No. 1316) 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1908; 
 b. Ag 28, 1872, Urbana; s. Mathew D. (b. Ur- 
 bana) and Anna E. (Hurd) Busey (b. Lima, 
 O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Operated 
 foundry and Mach. Shop, Chicago, 1895-8; in 
 bus., 1898-1905; Consulting Engr., Seattle, 
 1906; with Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-11; Asst. Chief Engr., Buffalo Forge Co., 
 191 1. Auth.: Tests with House Heating Boil- 
 ers and Furnaces. Engng. Review, 191 1, 18 
 pp.; New Basis for Rating House Heating 
 Boilers and Furnaces presented at Je, 191 1, 
 meeting of Am. Soc. Heating and Vent. Engrs.; 
 auth. with Mr. W. H. Carrier of paper pre- 
 sented D 191 1, before the A. S. M. E., on 
 "Ajr Conditioning Apparatus"; Various short 
 articles in Engng Review., Power; Domestic 
 Engng. and Metal Works. Married Lillian M. 
 Yanos, Jl 5, 1897, Urbana. Died Je 7, 1014, 
 Battle (Treek, Mich. 
 
 865. HORTENSE CALL (BARR) 
 B. S.; b. O IS, 1874, Urbana; d. Geo. W. 
 (b. Ap 8, 1836) and Celina Catherine (Copen- 
 
84 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [i89i 
 
 haver) Call (b. Ag 20, 1841, Dresden, O.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alethenai; Y. W. 
 C. A. Nurse in Mary Thompson Hosp., i8q6- 
 8, Chicago: graduated 1898. Mem , D A R. ; 
 O. E. S.; Hope Chap. No. 104; Worthy Com- 
 mander, Urbana Conclave, No. is; Order of 
 True Kindred. Married Andrew Barr, Jl 15, 
 1899. Children: Andrew, b. My 6, 1901; 
 Catherine Celina, b. Ag 31, J 904; Marion 
 Elizabeth, b. Mr 21, 1907; John W., b. b 12, 
 1913. Address, 502 S. Race St., Urbana. 
 
 866. GEORGE HENRY CAMPBELL 
 Banker: B. L. in L. & A.; b. N 9, 1874, Edge- 
 wood, 111.; s. John Thomas (b. Ja 26, 184S. 
 Barrington, 111.) and Kathenne (Jenkins) 
 Campbell (h. S 21, 1850 near Dayton. O.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Philomathean; Black 
 stonian; Ed., The Illini, 1895; Fellowship in 
 Latin, 1899-1900. M. L., 1900. Teacher, 1903 : 
 Deputy Co. Clerk 1905. Married Lula Myra 
 Mitchell, Ag 27, 1902. Address, Joy, Ill.T 
 
 867. EARL VANHISE CAPPS 
 E. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1896; b. 
 My 14, 1873. Illiopolis, 111.; s. Thomas W. 
 and Nellie (Vanhise) Capps. Prepared in Mt. 
 Pulaski H. S. A. M., Univ. Neb., 1699. Brevei 
 Capt. Prac. Electn., 1897; Pnn H. S., Blair 
 Neb., 1900; Owner and Mgr., Blair Elec. Light 
 & Power Co., 1900-10; Mgr.. Beatrice Elec. Co., 
 Beatrice, Neb., 1910-12; Consulting and Const. 
 Engr., Neb. Gas and Elec. Co. and Continental 
 Gas and Elec. Co., 191 2-1 7; Efficiency Engr 
 Grand Island Mun. Light and_ Water Plant, 
 1917-18. Mem., Sch. Bd., Blair Neb., 1914- 
 Illustrious Protector, Royal Highlanders, i902- 
 08; Sec, Cml. Club, 1904-6; Sec, Neb. Elec. 
 A.ssn 1907 — . Married Claudie Henrie, 1895, 
 Champaign. Child, Stanley Mozart, b. Ja i, 
 1898. Address, Blair, Neb. 
 
 868. RAY SHEPARD CARBERRY 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 3. 1873, 
 
 Secor, 111.; s. D. E. .and Emma J. (Dunbar) 
 Carberry. Prepared in Mansfield H. b. City 
 Engr., Monticello, 111., 1895-96; Engr. and 
 Gen. Mgr., Maysville Canal Improvement Co., 
 Idaho Falls, Idaho, 1897-99; Asst. Engr., U. b. 
 L R R.. Pocatello, Idaho, 1899; Wabash K. 
 R., St. Louis, 1903; C. & N. W. R. R., Chicago, 
 1904-os; Engr., U. S. Reclamation Service. 
 Mitchell, Neb., 1905-10; Supt. Imperial Water 
 Co. No. 1, 1910— . Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. t. 
 Married Birdie Irine Tillotson, D 24, .1908, 
 Sheridan, Wyo. Children: Deane Edwin, b. 
 Ag 29, 1910; Mabel Adila, b. Mr 11, 1912. 
 Address, Imperial, Calif. 
 
 869. CLYDE ROBERT CARMACK 
 Contractor; B. S. in M. E.; b. N i,. 1873; 
 
 s. Robert Eldredge (b. Tenn.) and Elizabeth 
 (Malone) Carmack (b. Ind.). Prepared in 
 Indianapolis H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Philomathean. 
 M. E. work, 1895-01; Supt.. Canning Factories, 
 1901-3; Contr., builder. Married Essie Morns, 
 O 10, 1900, Indianapolis. Children: Robert 
 Morris, b. S 20, 1901; Dorothy Elizabeth, b. 
 D 15, 1903; Floyd Clyde, b. D 4, 1905; Edith 
 Irene May, b. My 5, 191 1- Address. 7^5 ^■ 
 Center Ave., Tropico, Calif.t 
 
 870. 'CLARENCE ADELBERT CLEMENT 
 B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. F 13. 1869, Lom- 
 bardville. 111.; s. William W. (b. Ag ' 9. 1840. 
 N Y.) and Clara E. (Clark) Clement (b O 
 18, 184s, Tiskilwa, 111.). Prepared in Tiskilwa 
 H S C. E. Club. Recorder on Sur., Miss. 
 River. 1895-6; C. Engr. with Engr. Corps U. 
 S. Army, Const, of 111. and Miss. C^nal, 1896- 
 1002; Draftsman with Chief Engr., F. E. & M. 
 V R. R., Omaha. Neb., 1902; C. E. with U. 
 S. Engr. Corps Sur., 111. and Des Plaines 
 Rivers, 1902-5; C. E. With Engng. Corps, U. 
 S Army; Const, of 111. and Miss. Canal, 
 1905-7; Jr. U. S. Engr., Chicago River Im- 
 
 provement, 1907-9; Jr. Engr., Mo. River Im- 
 provement, 190911. Married Josie Abbott 
 Mayo, D 18, 1901, Wyanet, 111. (dietl D 1910). 
 Child, Jennie Maurine, b. Mr 3, 1906. Died 
 O II, 191 1, at Kansas City, Mo. Buried at 
 Sheffield, 111. 
 
 871. *JOHN DE WITT CLINTON 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 599, 1843) 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. N 16, 1871, Polo 111.; 
 s. John W. and Carrie A. (Perkins) Clinton. 
 Prepared in Polo H. S. Worked in Chicago 
 for a short time, when health failed. Died O 
 18, 1905, Polo, 111. 
 
 872. 'WILLIAM HENRY DILLON 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 8, 1870, 
 Normal, 111.; s. Levi and Mary (Wright) Dil- 
 lon. Prepared in Wisconsin Acad. Designed 
 const, and equipment and superintended const. 
 of Belle Isle Aquarium and Hort. Bldg., De- 
 troit. Married Rose E. Richards, My 20, 1896, 
 Normal, 111. Child, Lyle, b. Ag 13, 1899. Died 
 Je 19, 1908, Seattle. 
 
 ' 873. ALEXANDER M. DONNAN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 6, 1871, 
 Independence, la.; s. James B. (b. D 19, 1840, 
 West Charlton, N. Y.) and Martha Jane (Ross) 
 Donnan (b. Lower Waterford, \'t.). Prepared 
 in Independence (la.) H. S. and Cornell Coll., 
 Mt. Vernon, la. Arch, and Treas., Buchanan 
 Co., la., 1906 — ; Co. Treas. 1915 — . Married 
 Helen Maud Rosemond, S 9, 1903, Indepen- 
 dence, la. Child, Ross Donnan, b. S 23, 1910, 
 (died O 5, 1910). Address, Independence, la.f 
 
 874. SHERMAN REILLY DUFFY 
 Newspaper Bus.; B. L. in L. & A.; b. My 
 21, 1873, Lisbon, 111.; s. Christopher Columbus 
 (b. Dublin, Ire.) and Emeline (Hall) Duffy 
 (b. DeKalb Co., 111.). Prepared in Piano H. 
 S.; Jennings Sem.; Ottawa H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Shield and Trident; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Address, 5047 Winthrop Ave., Chicago.f 
 
 87s. ALFRED FELLHEIMER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 9, 1875, 
 Chicago; s. August (b. Munich, Bavaria) and 
 Julia (Roeuthal) Fellheimer (b. Dortmund, 
 Prussia). Prepared in Univ. of 111. Prep. 
 Delta Tau Delta. Practicing Arch, under firm, 
 .\. Fellheimer. Mem., Transportation Club. 
 New York City. Married Elizabeth Fellheimer, 
 D 25, 1902, New York City. Child, Madeline, 
 b. O 24, 1905. Address, 676. Riverside Drive, 
 New York City; bits, add., 7 E. 42d St., New 
 York City. 
 
 876. JOEL EDWARD FERRIS 
 (Brother of No. 803) 
 Investment Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 J a 2, 1874, Carthage, 111.; s. Hiram Gano (b. 
 1822, Howard, N. Y.) and Julia E. (Halton) 
 Ferris (b. 1837, Hillsgrove). Prepared in 
 Carthage Coll. Phi Delta Theta. Kansas City, 
 .Mo., 1896-1904; St. Louis, 1904-6; lawyer, Lon- 
 don, Eng., 1906-7; Banker. Spokane, Wash., 
 1908 — . Married Clara Hughes, Ap 14, 1914- 
 Children: Sarah Elizabeth, b. F 10, 191S; Joel 
 E. Jr., b. O 19, 1917 (died F 10, 1918). Ad- 
 dress, W. 319 Sumner Ave., Spokane, Wash. 
 
 877. JESSE GRANT FUNSTON 
 (Brother of No. 691) 
 In Tel. Bus.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 24, 
 1872, New Comb Tp., Champaign Co.; s. John 
 H (b. F 9, 1823, Ran Co., O.) and Elizabeth 
 E. (Bailey) Funston (b. O.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Philomathean. Married Jinks J. 
 Hume, F 21, 1900. Children: John Harold, 
 
 b D 2, 190 1 ; Robert Hume, b. Ap 15, 1903; 
 Elizabeth E., b. Ja 25. 1907; George Cyril, b. 
 N 29, 1908; Margaret^A., b. S 6, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, (Jeddes, S. Dak.t 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 878. JAMES ALBERT GREEN 
 (Brother of Nos. 21 10, 3001) 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. 1871, Ivesdale, IlL; s. 
 Patrick (b. N 7, 1842, Ire.) and Maria (Hop- 
 kins) Green (b. Mr 23, 1845, do.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Locomotive Engr., I. C. R. R. 
 Address, 214 E. Clark St., Champaign. t 
 
 879. MARIANA GREEN (STEELE) 
 (Wife of No. 997) 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. Champaign; d. Jona- 
 than Bogue (b. 111.) and Sallie (Raymond) 
 Green (b. O.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Alethenai. Mem., D. A. R. Married William 
 La Barthe Steele ('96), Ap 30, 1901. Children: 
 Mariana, b. Je 10, 1903; Melissa, b. N 6, 1905; 
 William La Barthe Jr., b. Ag 25, 1907; Har- 
 riet Gertrude, b. F 27, 1909 (died Je 8, 1910); 
 Jane Raymond, b. M 26, 1910; Sarah Green, 
 D. F 7, 1914; Philip Joseph, b. Ap 23, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 2512 Jackson St., Sioux City, la. 
 
 880. EMERY STANFORD HALL 
 (Brother of No. 2686) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 25, 1869, 
 near Chatsworth, Livingston Co., 111.; s. Jus^ 
 tice Smith (b. Ap 24, 1840, near Portland, Me.) 
 and Sarah H. (Stanford) Hall (b. My 7, 1845, 
 Lowell, 111.). Prepared in Prep. Dept., Univ. 
 of 111. Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Pres., Adelphic 
 Oratorical Assn. Designed and supervised the 
 erection of First Baptist Church, Urbana, dur- 
 ing sr. yr. ; with Nelson S. Spencer, Arch., 
 1896; with firm of Harvey L. Page & Co. as 
 partner, Chicago, 1897-1900; dissolved partner- 
 ship and succeeded to the firm's bus., 1900; 
 Hall and Baker, 1907-9; independent practice, 
 1909 — ; commissioned Chief Engr. and Pur- 
 chasing Agt., Saskatchewan Steamship and Coal 
 Co., to design and equip river transportation 
 lines, 1914. Specialized on auditoriums and 
 institutional bldg. planning; designed type of 
 asbestos — steel theatre curtain which has been 
 generally used in theatres throughout the U. 
 S.; remodeled 30 percent of all Chicago the- 
 atres after Iroquois fire; arch, for Y. M. C. 
 A. Coll. at S3rd. and Drexel Ave., also Coll. 
 Camp, Wis., Immanuel Baptist Church prob- 
 lem; report in form of an extended thesis on 
 mod. down town church problem. Mem., Com. 
 appointed by Mayor Harrison to investigate 
 causes of Iroquois fire and compiler of report 
 of this com.; mem., St. examining com. for 
 licensing arch, in 111., 1918 — . Ed., Handbook 
 for Architects and Builders; article in Am. 
 Contr.; Ed. of barnplanning section of Am. 
 Team Owner; articles in The Building Material 
 Exhibition, Inland Arch., The Apartment House 
 Mag. Mem., (formerly) Acad, of Sc; 111. 
 Soc. of Archs., 1898-1918, Pres. 1902-3, Sec. 
 1906-13, Pres. 1914-1S, Dir. 1918; Chm., First 
 Convention of Archs. of 111.; represented A. I. 
 A. at Nat. Purchasing Agts. Assn. Conf., Chi- 
 cago, 1918; Chm., Bd. of Deacons, Tabernacle 
 Baptist Church of Chicago; moderator, do. 
 Married Clara Louise Adams, Je 14, 1900. 
 Children: Halbert Hugo, b. My 1901; Ruth 
 Alden, b. O 20, 1902; Josephine Sarah, b. Jl 
 II, 1909; Eunice Sanford, b. N 6, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, 3230 W. Monroe St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Steinway Hall Bldg., 64 E. Van Buren St., do. 
 
 881. ARMIN HARMS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 24, 1875, Ger. 
 Prepared in Rock Island H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Shield and Trident. Adv. Agt., 1894; 
 Mgr. Baseball Team, 1895. Chem., Milwaukee, 
 1895-7; in Mex., 1897-1902; in Milwaukee, 
 1002-3; in Mex., 1903-4; in Calif., 1004-8; 
 Chicago, 1908-14; Mex., 1914-17; Sasco Plant. 
 Am. Smelting & Ref. Co., 1917-19. Mem., A. 
 C. S. Address, Hotel Laughlin, El Paso, Tex. 
 
 882. ADOLPH HEMPEL 
 
 Economic Entomologist; B. S.; M. S., 1898; 
 b. Ap 10, 1870, Canton, O.; s. H. A. and Anna 
 Maria (Gerber) Hempel. Prepared in Rollins 
 Coll., Winter Park, Fla. Attended Hillsdale 
 (Mich.) Coll., 1891-4. Delta Tau Delta. 111. 
 St. Biol. Sur., 1896; Entom. of Museu Paulista, 
 S. Paulo, Brazil, 1897-1900; Economic Entom., 
 Inst. Agronomico, Campinas, S. Paulo, Brazil, 
 1900 — . Auth.: Many articles on Entomol. and 
 Biol.; As Coccidas Brazileiras, com as es- 
 tampas Vol. XII. Pas. 365 to 537 in Revista do 
 Museu Pauhsta, Vol. LIV, 1900; As Coccidas 
 do Brasil. Catalogos da Fauna Brazileira edi- 
 tados pelo Museu Paulista, S. Paulo, Brasil, 
 Vol. Ill, 1912. Married Emma Julia Hempel, 
 N 9, iqoi, Campinas, S. Paulo, Brazil. Ad- 
 dress, Campinas, St. of S. Paulo, Brazil. 
 
 883. ELMER KIRKPATRICK HILES 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 8, 1871, 
 Chicago; s. Charles Albert (b. Ja 22, 1829, 
 Philadelphia) and Elizabeth (Kirkpatrick) Hiles 
 (b. Je 8. 1831, Goshen, Ind.). Adelphic. Sec, 
 Engrs. Soc. of Western Pa. Now Maj., 15th 
 U. S. Engrs. (Railway) in France. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E.; Engrs. Soc. of West. Pa.; Franklin 
 Inst.; Coal Min. Inst, of Am.; A. S. C. E. 
 .■iddress, 5537 Hampton St., Pittsburgh; bus. 
 add., 2511 Oliver Bldg., do. 
 
 884. PARKER HALE HOAG 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 16, 1873, 
 Thomasboro, 111.; s. Walter Brice (b. Penfield, 
 N. Y.) and Hester (Atkinson) Hoag (b. Inde- 
 pendence, Mo.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Alpha Tau Omega; Philomathean. Mem., 
 Univ. Club of Chicago: Legal Club of Chi- 
 cago; Am. Bar Assn.; 111. Bar Assn.; Chicago 
 Bar Assn.; Worshipful Master, A. F. A. M., 
 1906-7; High Priest, R. A. M., 1910-11; 
 Chevalier Bayard Commandry No. 52; Ori- 
 ental Consistory; Shrine; Red (Tross of Con- 
 stantine, No. 1; Dir., Chicago Illini Club, 
 1917 — ; Pres., Legal Club of Chicago, 1918—; 
 Master, Lakeside Lodge No. 739, 1906-7; K. T. ; 
 Medinah Temple; mem., St. John's Conclave 
 Premier, No. 1. Married Myrtle G. Mahler, 
 .Mr 22,, 1907, Chicago. Address, 3247 Michigan 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 1305 Fisher Bldg., 
 
 do. 
 
 885. STEPHEN FORD HOLTZMANN 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 2%, 
 1874, Pontiac, 111.; s. Samuel E. (b. N 27, 
 1837, Pa.) and Mary King (Ford) Holtzmann 
 (h. Je 12, 1843, Newark, N. J.). Prepared in 
 Pontiac H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Mgr., Foot- 
 ball Team. Tramp Draftsman to 1900; in 
 Supervising Arch's. Office, Washington, D. C, 
 iqoo-1905; Consulting Engr., Gunvald Aus Co., 
 N. Y. City, 1905^. Mem., Royal Arch 
 Masons; A. S. C. E. Married Maude Ellen 
 Shaw, Ja 30, 1903, Washington, D. C. Chil- 
 dren: Jeddiah Samuel; Stephen Robert. Ad- 
 dress, Hastings on Hudson, N. Y. ; bus. add., 
 244 Madison Ave., N. Y. City. 
 
 886. ERNEST ALEXANDER HUNT 
 (Brother of No. 748) 
 Physician and Surg.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. 
 D 7, 187s, Urbana; s. Joseph Everett and Ruth 
 (Alexander) Hunt (b. N. Y.). Prepared in 
 H. S. Engng. Soc; Phi Rho Sigma. Sr. Base- 
 ball Team. Coll. of Phys. and Surg., i8q^-8; 
 M. D., do., 1898. Mem., Marshall Co. Med. 
 Soc, 1898-1908; Austin Flint Med. Soc; A. M. 
 A.; Blackhaw Co. Med. Soc; Waterloo City 
 Med. Soc. Married Adelyn Kimball, Je 14, 
 1900, LaMoille, 111. Children: Dorothy K., 
 b. Ag 16, 1901; Robert Everett, b. D 28, 1910. 
 Address, gi'^ W. 3d St., Waterloo, la.; bus. 
 add., 401-2 Coml. Bldg., Waterloo.t 
 
86 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1895 
 
 887. PETER JUNKERSFELD 
 (Husband of No. 592) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1908; 
 b. O 17, 1869, Colfax Tp., Champaign Co.; s. 
 Peter J. (b. 1S33, Ger.) and Josephine 
 (Schmitz) Junkersfeld (b. 1840, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign II. S.; No. Ind. Norm. 
 Sch. Adelphic; 1\L and E. E. Club; Ed., Tech- 
 nograph, 1895; Tau Beta Pi. Elected Fellow 
 in E. E., 1895, but resigned. Delivered ad- 
 dress, representing students, at Inauguration of 
 Pres. Draper. Operating Const, and Engng. 
 work, later in cliargc Engng. Dept. ; Asst. to 
 V. P., Commonwealth Edison Co.. 1895-191S; 
 Man. Engr. for Stone & Webster, Boston, 
 1 9 19 — . Pres. Assn. of Edison Companies; 
 Maj., E. R. C, 1917; Col., Q. M. C, N. A., Mi 
 20, 1918 — . V. P., A. I. E. E. ; mem.. West. Soc. 
 Engrs. ; A. S. M. E.; Pres. Alumni Assn., 
 Univ. of III., 191 1-13. Married Anna Boyle 
 ('90), Je 19, 1901, Champaign. Child, Mary 
 Josephine, b. S 5, 191 1. Address, 139 N. Menard 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Stone & Webster, 
 Boston. 
 
 888. FREDERICK BLAIR KEELER 
 Contractor; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 11, 1873, 
 near Earlville, 111.; s. Francis G. (b. Ap 23, 
 i844j New Canaan, Conn.) and Anna M. 
 (Blair) Keeler (b. Jl 17, 1844, Clintonville. 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Earlville H. S. Drafts- 
 man, Chicago; Contr. and Builder, Earlville, 
 111. Mem., Bd. of Educ, 1904-6, 1912 — ; 
 City Council, 1904-5; A. F. A. M.; A. E. S.; 
 R. A. M.; K. T.; A. A. O. N. M. S. Mar- 
 ried Nellie Schmidt, Ap 18, 1900, Earlville, 
 111. Child, Theodosia J., b. Ap 8, 1901. Ad- 
 dress, Earlville, 111. 
 
 889. MILO SMITH KETCHUM 
 (Brother of No. 1239) 
 Dean and Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 
 1900; b. Ja 26, 1S72, Kewanee, 111., s. Smith 
 (b. Ja 7, 1840, Bucyrus, O.) and Martha Ann 
 (Clement) Ketchum (b. Ag 17, 1846, Hamilton, 
 Can.). Prepared in Elmwood H. S. Adelphic: 
 C. E. Soc; Tau Beta Pi; Valedictorian; Sigma 
 Xi. Instr., C. E., Univ. of 111., 1895-7; Engr. 
 with Gillette-IIerzog Mfg. Co., 1897-9; Asst. 
 Prof., C. E., Univ. of 111., 1899-1903; Con- 
 tracting Mgr., Am. Bridge Co., Kansas City. 
 Mo., 1903-4; Prof., C. E., Univ. of Colo., 1904; 
 Dean of Coll. Engng., 1905 — ; mem., firm 
 (Crocker & Kctcluim, Consulting Engrs., 1909- 
 10; Asst. Dir. in charge of const., U. S. Govt. 
 Explosives Plant "C", Nitro, West Virginia, 
 1918—. Aiith.: The Design of Steel Mill 
 Buildings, McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y., 480 
 pp.; The Design of Walls, Bins, and Grain 
 Elevators, do., 556 pp.; The Design of High- 
 way Bridges, do., 546 pp.; The Design of 
 Mine Structures, do., 460 pp.; Struct. Engrs. 
 Handbook, do., 900 pp.; Sur. Manual >(with 
 W. D. Pence), do., 250 pp.; Ed., 12th and 
 13th Annua! Rcfort of the Soc. for Promo- 
 tion of Engnp. Educ; also auth. of numerous 
 articles in Engng. Neivs, Technograph and 
 Colo. Jour, of Engng. Mem., .\. S. C. E., 
 Dir., 1018 — ; Soc. for Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ, Sec, do., 1903-5. V. P.. 1909-10. Pres., 
 1917-18; Am. Soc. of Testing Materials; .Am. 
 Ry. Engng. Assn.; Fellow A. A. A. S.: Colo. 
 Sch. Masters Club. Married Mary Esther 
 Beatty, S 17, 1903, Newton, la. Children: 
 Martha Esther, 71 29, 1904; Elizabeth Jane. 
 b. N 8, 1908; Milo Smith, Jr., b. Mr 8, 1910. 
 Address, Univ. of Colo., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 890. WILLIAM HAVEN KIMBALL 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr i, 1871, 
 Evanston, 111.; s. William Parker (b. Concord, 
 N. H.) and Helen Eliza (Haven) Kimball (b. 
 New Lenox, 111.). Prepared in Lowell, Mass. 
 and Chicago H. Schs. E. E. Club. Custodian 
 Service U. S. Treas. Dept., 1910. Married 
 Lucy Regal Schaeffer, Jl 25, 1907, Berkeley, 
 Calif Children: Helen Winifred, b. Ag 12, 
 
 1909; Robert, b. O 24, 191 1; John Haven K., 
 b. Je 22, 191^. Address, 120 Middlefield Rd., 
 Burlingame, Calif; bus. add., St. Francis Hotel, 
 San Francisco. 
 
 891. FRANCIS EDWARD KING 
 Stock Farmer and Fruit Raiser; B. L. in 
 L. & A.; M. L., 1896; b. N 6, 1857, White 
 Hall, 111.; s. Joseph N. (b. Je 28, 1S30, White 
 Hall, 111.) and Elizabeth (Rawlins) King (b. 
 S 3, 1830, do.). Prepared in White Hall H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm, and H. S.; I. S. N. U., i88's- 
 yo. Y. M. C. A.; Color Serg. Teacher, 1897; 
 Gardener, 1901; Teacher, Farmer, Fruit Raiser, 
 1904; Teacher, Farm (hardener, 191 1; Stock 
 Farmer and Fruit Raiser, 191 1 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Elizabeth O. E. King, N 4, 
 1904, Geneva, O. Address, Maple Lawn Farm, 
 R. I, Geneva, O.f 
 
 892. EDWARD JOHN LAKE 
 Professor; B. S. in Arch.j b. My 5, 1871, 
 Edinburgh, Scotland; s. William (b, 1840, 
 Eng.) and Mary Jane (Billing) Lake (b. 
 1844, do.). Prepared in Viroqua (Wis.) 
 H. S. Adelphic. Studied at Rose Polytech., 
 1 89 1 -2; Pratt Inst., 1898-9; London Sch. of 
 .Art, 1908; Julian Acad., Paris, 1909. Asst. 
 Prof., Art and Act. head of Dept. of Art and 
 Design, Univ. of 111., 1910 — . Auth.: Articles, 
 Drawing for Common Schs., Sch. News & Prac. 
 Educator, 1897-9; Course in Drawing, 111. St. 
 Course; Japanese Painting for Young Peo- 
 ple's Lib., 4,000 words. The Educational Soc. 
 Pub., N. Y.; Birds and Animals, Rand, Mc- 
 Nally Pub.; Composition for Photographers, 
 Photographic Weekly, Cleveland, 191 1; edi- 
 torial contributions to Indus. Arts Mag.; 1914- 
 18; ed., do. Mem., Congr. Church. Married 
 EflRe Estelle Harris, Ag 22, 1900, Champaign. 
 Children: Zera W., b. Je 15, 1901; James 
 Harris, b. Je 2, 1912; Julia Mildred, b. N 15, 
 1914. Address, 703 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 893. WILLIAM CLARENCE SMITH 
 LEMEN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 19, 1873, 
 Collinsville, 111.; s. Clarence J. (b. Ja 9, 1843, 
 Collinsville, 111.) and Sarah Catherine (Smith) 
 Lemen (b. Ap 2, 1846, N. Y. Citv). Prepared 
 in Union Acad., Morganfield, Ky. Philoma- 
 thean. Draftsman, Computer and Leveler, 
 Miss. Riv. Comn., St. Louis, 1895-9; Topog- 
 rapher, U. S. Engr., St. Paul, 1899-1900; Insp., 
 Miss. Riv. Comn. steamer Patrol, 1900-1; City 
 Engr. and Supt., Mun. Elec. Lt. & W. W., 
 Paris, 111., 1901-2; Chief of Party on Sur. Miss. 
 Riv. Reservoirs, 1902-3; Jr. Engr. with Savan- 
 nah L^. S. Engr., Office, 1902-9; Asst. Engr., 
 in charge of tirunswirk Sub. Office, 1910-12; 
 Prin. Asst. Engr., Savannah Engr. Office, 
 1 91 2-1 7. Harbor and River Improvements, 
 S. E. Ga. & N. E., Fla. ; Commissioned as Capt. 
 in Engrs. R. C. and ordered to active duty 
 in charge Harrison Engrs. Depot, N. J., S, 
 1917; Lt. Col., 1918. .\uth.: .\rticle. Topograph- 
 ical Sur. Reservoirs at Head-waters of Miss. 
 Riv.. Technograph, 1901, copied by Engng. 
 Record. I90I. Mem., A. S. C. E.; Past Exalted 
 Ruler of B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M. Married 
 Olive Belle Sutton. D iq, 1806, Evansville, 
 Ind. Children: Catharine Neil, b. S 29, 1898; 
 Whilhelmina, b. F 13, 19T0; Orian Gregg, b. 
 F 21, 1912. Address, 461 8th Ave., New York 
 City. 
 
 894. DAVID ROSSITER LLEWELLYN 
 Draftsman: B. S. in M. E.; b. i86q. Sterling, 
 111.; s. M. W. and Laura A. (Dresser) Llewel- 
 lyn. Address, Care Am. Bridge Co., Chicago.! 
 
 895. ALBERT MILTON LONG 
 
 ^Brother of No. 514) 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 4, 1872, 
 
 Virden. 111.; s. John Milton (b. O 16, 1835, 
 
 Monroe, O.) and Emma V. (Brewer) Long 
 
1895] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 87 
 
 (b. Sv 10. 183S, Middletown, O.). Prepared in 
 Virden H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Arch. Club. 
 Sergt., nth Regt., 111. Nat. Guard, Co. K, 1917. 
 Married Edith Hurst, Jl 29, 1906 (died Ap 13, 
 1914.). Child, Edith Virginia, b. S i, 190S 
 (died O 16, 1912). Address, Cor. 37th and 
 Stewart Ave., Chicago. 
 
 896. EDWARD LORING MANN 
 (Brother of Nos. 108, log, 1059) 
 Lawyer; B. L.; b. N 7, 1869, Gilman, 111.; 
 s. William H. (b. Ky.) and Elizabeth D. (Abra- 
 ham) Mann (b. Va.J. Prepared in Gilman H. 
 S. Adelphic; Ed., Illini. Admitted to Bar, 
 ■897; practiced law in office of James R. Mann 
 and Geo. W. Miller, Chicago to 1907; engaged 
 in Seed bus. at Palatka, Fla. and stockfarming 
 at Mannville, Fla., 1916 — . Enlisted in ist Regt. 
 111. Nat. Guard, 1895; went to Santiago with 
 Regt., 1898; appointed corporal while in field; 
 joined Co. F, ist Inf., 111. Nat. Guard, on re- 
 turn; elected 2d Lt.; Co. F., 1903, ist Lt., 
 1904. Mem., Christian Church; Soc. of the 
 Army of Santiago. Married Edna Dunshee, 
 Jl 22, 1903, Mt. Carroll, 111. Address, Palatka 
 and Mannville, Fla. 
 
 897. HORATIO RICHMOND MARSH 
 
 (Brother of No. 1061) 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; B. S.; b. F 13, 1874, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Frank E. (b. Ja 27, 1849, JoHet, 
 111.) and Kate C. (Richmond) Marsh (b. Ag 
 18, 1852, Cheshire, Mass.;. Prepared in Joliet 
 H. S. Nat. Hist. Club; Dramatic Club; Y. M. 
 C. A.; Adelphic, Declam. prize, 1892. M. D., 
 N. Y. Homeo. Coll., 1897. Med. Miss., 1897- 
 1912; Stud. Univ. Oregon in Educ, 1912-13; 
 Supt., Schs. Glendale, Ore. 1913-17; Camp Sec, 
 Army Y. M. C. A., Ft. Stevens, Ore.; U. S. 
 Commissioner and Postmaster, Barrow, Alaska, 
 1 90 1-4; Hosp. Corps. HI. Nat. Guard, 3d 
 Regt., 1892-7. Auth., Eskimo Medicine, N. 
 Am. Jour. Homeopathy, 1901. Mem., Am. Inst. 
 Homeopathy. Married Emma J. Cargain, D 
 24, 1896, N. Y. Children: Loren C, b. O 9. 
 1898; Frances R., b. Ap 21, 1901; Mary Eliza- 
 beth, b. Ag 3, 1902; Charles Lippincott, b. My 
 17, 1904; Horatio Richmond, b. Mr 27, 1906; 
 Donald C., b. N 1910. Address, Ft. Stevens, 
 Ore. 
 
 898. FRED ELBERT MATHER 
 (Brother of No. 70s) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 3, 1871, Will 
 Co., 111.; s. Samuel (b. Air 7, 1847, Whalons- 
 burg, N. Y.) and Melvina (Ballou) Mather 
 (b. My 29, 1848, Brecksville, O.). Prepared 
 in N. W. Coll., Naperville, 111. Draftsman in 
 Steel Bldg. and Bridge, Am. Bridge Co., C. M. 
 & St. P. R. R., four and one half yrs. ; Engr., 
 Andresen, Evans Co., 1910 — . Capt., 139th 
 Engrs., Camp Shelby, Miss.; Mustered out, D 
 22, 1918. Married Ella Hopkins, Je 12, 1901, 
 Johnstown, Pa. Child, Fred Elbert, Jr., b. N 24, 
 1906. Address, 130 Chtijcago Ave.t Naper- 
 ville, 111.; bus. add., 600 W. Jackson Blvd., 
 Chicago. 
 
 899. ROBBINS YALE MAXON 
 Letter Carrier; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 13, 1868, 
 
 Danville, 111.; s. Oscar Fitz Allen (b. Low- 
 ville, N. Y.) and Theodosia (Yalt) Maxon (b. 
 Martinsburg, N. Y.). Prepared in Danville, 
 111. Phi Delta Theta. 111. St. Militia, 1888-91; 
 Const, and Maintenance principally, 1895-1910; 
 Fruit Ranch, 1908; salesman Laclede Gas Co., 
 St. Louis, 1 910; quarry employee, 191 1; R. R. 
 bridgeman in Tex., 191 1; struct, draftsman, 
 Newcastle, Ind.; poultry, truck, and cotton 
 grower. Round Rock, Tex., 1912 — ; rural letter 
 carrier, Taylor, Tex., 1913-18; mem., Bd. U. 
 S. Civil Service Examiners, 1918 — . Mem., 
 West. Soc. Engrs., 1897-1905; Y. M. C. A., 
 1902; Presby. Church. Married Frances 
 .Sprague Candee, Je 20, 1905, Gilroy, Calif. 
 
 Children: Yale Candee, b. O 5, 1906; Mary 
 Candee, b. N 12, 1910. Address, Round Rock, 
 Tex. 
 
 900. GRACE LILLIAN MOORE (COOK) 
 (Sister of No. 4821) 
 
 'p ?• ^- !m ^'^,-' ?^- S-, 1900; b. Ja 22, 1875, 
 lolono. 111.; d. John Thomas (b. xMr 7, 1843 
 Kipley, O.) and Amelia Minerva (Myers) 
 Moore (bO 7, 1847. Gnadenhutten, O.). Pre- 
 P,^'"ed in Tolonp H. S. Alethenai; Dramatic Art 
 C ub; (jlee Club; Chapel Choir; Sec, Sr. Class; 
 Class Prophet. Taught, 1897-1908. Mem., Young 
 Ladies Soc, Pres. Church; Thirty Club of Cham- 
 paign, 1909; Assn. Coll. Alumnae. Married 
 George Howard Cook, 1908, Tolono, III. Child 
 Eleanor Frances, b. N 25, igii. Address, 310 
 Davidson Drive, Champaign. 
 
 901. WILLIAM ROBERT MORRISON 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 19, 1871 
 Johet, 111.; s. Capt. R. J. (b. My i, 1840, N. 
 V. City) and Hester A. (Snider) Morrison (b. 
 O I, 1840, Carter, Co., Tenn.). Prepared in 
 Johet H. S. Glee and Mandolin Clubs. Supt. 
 Springfield Ry. Co., Springfield, O. 1895-6- 
 Asst. Gen. Mgr., Bay City Consolidated Ry., 
 Bay City, Mich., 1896-1900; Supt., Wichita Ry. 
 f: ^^,,Co-. Wichita, Kan., 1900; Const, work, 
 Danville, 111., Wabash, Ind., and Huntington, 
 ind., 1900-1; Gen. Supt., Wichita Ry. & Lt. 
 Vt°'t.--^?°^"''' putting in complete system for 
 McKinley Syndicate, Bridgetown, Barbados 
 island, V\. I., 1911 and 1912; charge of const, 
 work of Power plants, at Bloomington, 111 
 Jacksonville, 111., and Champaign until 1917- 
 now developing coal mines in Pineville, Ky 
 
 \°r '^''A.ivf^-^"^' ^- ^- O. E. Married Marion 
 Alice O Neil, S 26, 1900, Bay City, Mich. Ad- 
 dress. 111. Traction Co., Peoria. 
 
 902. ALEXANDER MAJORS MUNN 
 
 Engr. and Contr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 20, 
 1868. Wyoming, Neb.; s. Eugene Munn (b. D 
 28, 1836, Wooster, O.) and Mary Dessa (Kling) 
 Munn (b. Ap 6, 1841, Orriville, O.). Prepared 
 in Doane Coll., Crete, Neb. C. E. Club; Shield 
 n"^ Trident; Bus. Mgr., Illio; Capt., Univ. 
 Kegt. City Engr., Nebraska City. 1895-1902; 
 Oen. Mgr., Nebraska City Tel. Co., 1900-5; 
 pvt. Engng. practice, 1895-iqio; Sec. and Din. 
 lirm of Callahan Bros., Munn & Reise. In- 
 vented and Patented Dredging Mach., 1910- 
 II. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; Nat. Geog 
 Soc; Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E.; Engrs. Club 
 of Kansas City; Chamber of Commerce; South- 
 western Alumni Assn. Married Veleda Adele 
 McLellan, Je 15, 1916, Omaha, Neb. Address, 
 .<ich Hill, Mo. 
 
 903. CHARLES WILLIAM NOBLE 
 
 Contractor; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 18, 1869, 
 Chicago; s. William (b. N 24, 1837, Ire.) and 
 Mary (McCarthy) Noble (b. S 12, 1843, Cork, 
 do.). Prepared in N. Div. H. S., Chicago; 
 Univ. Acad. Arch. Club; Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Capt.. Univ. Regt. Supt., Bldg. Const., 1895- 
 1903; Contr., 1903 — . 111. Nat. Guard. 1887-92, 
 part of 1894, Co. D, ist Inf.; Capt. U. S. R., 
 Q. M. Corps, 1897; active service My 1897; 
 const, of Camp Grant, Rockford, 111., 1917; 
 Supervising Constructing Q. M. in charge 
 Hosp. Const, with Hdqtrs., Washington, D. C. 
 1917—- Maj., Q. M. Corps, New York City. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. ; N. H. Consistory, 
 S. P. R. S. 32nd degrees; Kora Temple A. A. 
 O. N. M. S. Lewiston, Me.; Univ. Club, Chi- 
 cago; LaCrosse Club, LaCrosse, Wis. Married 
 Josephine Vernon, D 23, 1897, Chicago. Chil- 
 dren: Dorothy Vernon, b. F 10, 1903, Ports- 
 mouth, N. H.; Vernon Haven, b. Ag 3, 1907, 
 LaCrosse, Wis.; Mary Josephine, b. Je 10, 
 1912. Address, 411 S. 16th St., LaCrosse. Wis. 
 
88 
 
 University of Illixois 
 
 U&9S 
 
 904. ARTHUR LOW PILLSBURY 
 (Brother of Nos. 90s. 3140) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. N 30, 1869, Normal, 111.; s. William Low 
 (b. N 4, 183S, Derry, N. H.) and Marion 
 (Forrest) Pillsbury (b. Ja 12, 1843, London, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Harvard, 
 1891-2. Class and Univ. Ball team; Sigma Chi. 
 Employed at Chicago, Pittsburg, Trenton, N. 
 J., and Philadelphia. Dir. and Pres., Bloom- 
 ington Country Club. Married Daisy Hill, N 
 8, 1898, Bloomington, 111. Child, Frances Hill, 
 b. Jl 1 90 1. Address, Peoples Bank Bldg., 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 903. BERTHA MARION PILLSBURY 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 904, 3140) 
 Registrar; A. B.; b. Je 18, 187s, Blooming- 
 ton, 111.; d. William Low (b. N 4. 1838, Derry, 
 N. H.) and Marion (Forrest) Pillsbury (b. 
 Ja 12, 1843, London, Eng.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. A. M., Radcliffe, 1898; Ph. D., do.. 
 1912. Alethenai; Eng. Club; Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Instr., Rhet., Univ. of 111., 1898-9; 
 Teacher, H. S., Decatur, 1899-1901; Instr., 
 Eng., Univ. Acad., 1901-4; do., Univ. of 111., 
 1904-6; Grad. Stud., Radcliffe Coll. 1906-7; 
 Reader in Eng. Bryn Mawr Coll., 1907-8; 
 Instr., Eng., Simmons Coll., 1908-11; Grad. 
 Stud., Radcliffe Coll., 1911-12; Instr., Eng., 
 Simmons Coll., 19:2-13; Registrar, Simmons 
 Coll., 1913-15; Asst. Prof., Eng., Simmons Coll., 
 1915-17; Registrar, Simmons Coll., 1917 — • 
 Address, 39 Pilgrim Road, Boston; bus. add., 
 Simmons Coll., do. 
 
 906. JOHN CONRAD QUADE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 9. "872, 
 Moline, HI.; s. Conrad (b. S 6, 1842, Schleswig, 
 Ger.) and Anna (Kroeger) Quade (b. Jl 3. 
 1850, do-). Prepared in Moline H. S. Pres., 
 Sr. class. Asst. Engr., Chicago Park Comn., 
 1896-7; C. E., Kewanee, 111., 1897-1900; Chief 
 Engr., Western Tube Co., Kewanee, 1900-4; 
 do.. Big Creek, Col. Co., St. David, 111., 1904 — ; 
 Engr. Corps Nat. Guards, 1896-7. Mem., A. I. 
 M. E.; a; F. a. M.; R. A. M.; R. S. M.; 
 K. T.; A. A. O. N. M. S., Mahommed, Peoria; 
 B. P. O. E. Married Florence A. Northrop, Je 
 17, 1912, (ianton, 111. Address, Box 49s. Can- 
 ton, 111.; bus. add., St. David, 111. 
 
 907. THOMAS WASHINGTON REELY 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. F 22, 1863, 
 Spring Green, Wis.; s. William (b. Ag 10, 1828, 
 Brookland, Kent, Eng.) and Phebe Robson 
 (Spalding) Reely (b. Lincolnshire, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Spring Green H. S. Philomathean; 
 Arch. Club; IIHo staff; Technograph Bd. 
 Draftsman in Architects' offices, 1895-9; prac- 
 ticing Arch., Ft. Dodge, la., 1899 — . Mem., la. 
 Chap. A. I. A. Married Adeline Van Buskirk, 
 Ag 2, 1899, Webster City, la. Address, 1402 
 3rd Ave. N., Ft. Dodge, la.f 
 
 908. HARLEY EDSON REEVES 
 (Brother of No. 4380) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 21, 1874, 
 Tampico, 111.; s. Joseph C. (b. 1840, Marion, 
 N. Y.) and Frances R. (Brewer) Reeves (b. 
 1844, Berkshire Co., Mass.). Prepared in 
 Tampico H. S. Pres. C. E. Club; Pres. Mil. 
 Club; Shield and Trident; Maj., Univ. Regt.; 
 Instr., Mil., 1893-5; Varsity Football team; 
 Class Football; Class Pres. Taught, 1895-8; 
 Mil. service, 1898-9; U. S. Civ. Service, 1899 — ; 
 Serg. and Lt., 3d Volunteer Engrs., U. S. and 
 Cuba, 1898-9; U. S. Insp., 111. and Miss, canal, 
 1900-2; U. S. Jr. Engr., 1902-11; U. S. Asst. 
 Engr., 1911 — . Auth. : Strength of Ice, Tech- 
 nograph, 1895; Reinforced Concrete Adequate 
 Linings, 111. Soc. of Engrs. and Survs., 1910. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E.; 111. Soc. of Engrs. and 
 Survs. Married Helen A. Nowers, N 2, 1901, 
 
 Atkinson, 111. Child, 7ames Edson, b. S 16, 
 1906. Address, Le Claire, la., R. 2; bus. 
 add., U. S. Engrs. Office, do. 
 
 909. HERBERT BRUNSKILL ROWE 
 Pharmacist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 13, 1872, 
 Dudley, 111.; s. Mark (b. 1834, Yorkshire, 
 Eng.) and Rosina (House) Rowe (b. 1832, 
 Barre, Vt.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Adel- 
 phic; Kappa Sigma. Mfg.; Pharmacist; Militia, 
 1889-92. Mem., 111. Phar. Assn.; Nat. Assn. 
 Retail Druggists. Married Nelle Vandaveer, 
 S 26, 1900. Child, Mary Huston, b. Ja 10, 
 1904. Address. 201 N. Central Ave., Paris, Ill.t 
 
 910. JOSEPH WILLIAM ROYER 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 2, 1873, 
 Urbana; s. John D. (b. Jl 13, 1831, Baltimore) 
 and Mary M. (Brining) Royer (b. Ap 6, 1846, 
 Vienna, Austria). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 City Engr., Urbana, 1898-1906. Married Ade- 
 laide Danely, O 14, 1902, Champaign. Address, 
 801 W. Oregon St., Urbana; bus. add.. Flat 
 Iron Bldg., do. 
 
 911. WILLIAM IRA ROYSDON 
 Proprietor of Billiard Hall; B. L. in L. & A.; 
 b. N 17, 1872, Delphi, Ind. ; s. William Jeffer- 
 son and Elizabeth (Peddicord) Roysdon. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Sigma Chi; Adel- 
 phic; Baseball and Track teams. Address, 
 412 W. Clark St., Champaign. t 
 
 912. ALBERT JEFFERSON SAYERS 
 (Brother of No. 1081) 
 Engr. Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 10, 
 1870, Troy, O. ; s. Judson (b. D 18, 1841, 
 Troy, O.) and Mary Ann (Gearhart) Sayers 
 (b. My 29, 1840, Piqua, O.). Prepared in 
 Farmer City H. S. M. E. Soc. In bus.. Cham- 
 paign, 1895-6; I. C. R. R. Co., i8g6-7; Sar- 
 gent & Steel Co., 1897-8; in charge P. Testing 
 Lab., Link Belt Co., 1898; Draftsman, 1898-9; 
 Engr. in charge of Const., 1899-1900; Engr., 
 Salesman, 1900 — . Mem., Baptist Church; 
 .\. S. M. E. Address, 7121 Eggleston Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 913. DAISY COFFIN SCOTT 
 
 (STEVENSON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 914) 
 
 B. L.; b. O 21, 1874, Brimfield, 111.; d. 
 
 Thomas Gibney (b. Ag 2, 1824, Mt. Jackson, 
 
 Pa.) and Rosalthea (Coffin) Scott (b. 1836, 
 
 Beaver Falls, Pa.). Prepared in Champaign 
 
 H. S. Alethenai. Married William Henry 
 
 Stevenson, Je 29, 1904, Champaign. Address, 
 
 320 Ash Ave., Ames, la. 
 
 914. WILLIAM JOHN SCOTT 
 (Brother of No. 913) 
 Investigator and Lecturer; B. S. in Sc. ; b. 
 1870, Walden, 111.; s. Thomas G. (b. 1824, Pa.) 
 and Rosalthea (Coffin) Scott (b. 1836, Beaver 
 Falls, Pa.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 D. V. M., Colo. St. Agr. Coll., 191 7. Acting 
 Head of Dept. of Anatomy, Veterinary Div., 
 Colo. St. Agr. Coll., Ft. Collins, Colo., 1917- 
 18. Served as scout in Boer War, igoo-i. 
 Mem., Veterinary Med. Assn., St. Agr. Coll.; 
 correspondent for do. Married Louise M. 
 Gleck, 1907, Littleton, Colo. Children: Rosal- 
 thea Coffin, b. Je 6, 1912; W. J., Jr., b. Mr 23, 
 1916. Address, Ft. Collins, Colo. 
 
 915. *HENRY HARRISON SCURLOCK 
 Lawver; B. L. in L. & A.; b. My 12, 1864, 
 Reaver, O. ; s. Joseph (b. Ja 16, 1837, Win- 
 chester, O.) and Angeline (Westfall) Scurlock 
 (b. Ag 20, 1834, do.). Prepared in Nat. Norm. 
 Univ., Lebanon, O.; B. S.. Lebanon, O., 1889. 
 Philomathean — 2d place in Declamation Con- 
 test. Taught, i8q5-iqo2; Newspaper Bus. Agt., 
 1897; Real Est. and Collections and Law, 
 1897 — • Married Sarah Elizabeth Humphreys, 
 
1895] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 Je i8, 1901, Decatur, 111. Children: Helen 
 Loraine, b. N 27, 1905; Mary Catharine, b. 
 My 19, 1907; Martha Victoria, b. F 22, 1909. 
 Died O 24, 1913, Decatur, 111. 
 
 916. CHARLES VICTOR SEASTONE 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 18, 1872, 
 New Boston, HI.; s. John August (b. Ag 3, 
 1834, near Stockholm, Sweden) and Eva 
 Sophia (Hillmore) Seastone (b. S 29, 1839, 
 do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi. 
 Engr. with Miss. Riv. Comn., 1895-7; Asst., 
 T. & A. M., Univ. of 111., 1897-1900; Instr., 
 Asst. Prof., and Assoc. Prof., San. Engng., 
 Purdue Univ., 1900-7; Prin. Asst. Engr., 
 D. \V. Mead, Const. Engr., 1907-10; Prin. 
 Asst. Mgr. to do., Madison, Wis.; Assoc, to 
 do., as consulting engr. practice, 1910 — . Auth.: 
 Methods of Measuring Water, Ind.. Engr. Soc. 
 Proc; Miss. Riv. Surs., do.; Roadway to 
 Soldiers' Home, Proc. of Purdue Soc. Civil 
 Engrs.. Mem., 2d Presb. Church; Ind. Engng. 
 Soc; Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E.; Wis. Engng. 
 Soc. Married Susan Bouton, Je 25, 1900, 
 Anna, 111. Children: John Bouton, b. Mr 11, 
 1905; Charles Victor, b. Ja 11, 1908. Ad- 
 dress. 134 W. Gilman St., Madison, Wis.; 
 bus. add., 530 State St., Madison, Wis. 
 
 917. JOHN EATON SHEPARDSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 1084) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 21, 1875. 
 Marble Rock, la.; s. Sylvanus Eaton (b. Ag 
 15. 1832, Gerry, N. Y.) and Lucy Maria 
 (Judd) Shepardson (b. S 22, 1833, Patterson, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in West Aurora H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Engng. Soc; Ath. Assn.; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Draftsman, 1895-8; Asst. City 
 Engr., Kewanee, 1898-9; City Engr. and Supt. 
 Water Dept., 1899-1902; Grad. work, Columbia, 
 1902-4; Civ. Engr. in field, S. & W. R. R., 
 1905-6; Res. Engr., do., 1906-7; Res. Engr., 
 Clinchfield & Ohio R. R., 1907-12; Terminal 
 Engr., Holston Corp., Charleston, S. C, 1912- 
 17; Chief Engr., Norfolk Southern Farms, Inc., 
 Belhaven, N. C, 1917 — . ist Lt., Engr. Co.. 
 111. Nat. Guard, 1898. Article, The Construc- 
 tion of the South and Western R. R., 23d Ann. 
 Report, 111. Soc. Engrs. and Survs., 1908, 
 pp. 141-7. Mem., Unitarian Church; A. F. 
 A. M.; Shrine; Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E.; 111. 
 Soc. Engr. and Survs.; Nat. Geog. Soc; 111. 
 S. A. R.; Am. Farm Mgmt. Assn. Married 
 Bertha Belle Blish, D 28, 1Q07, Kewanee, 111. 
 Children: Mary Frances, b. D 15, 1908; James 
 Blish. b. O 20, 1910. Address, Belhaven Beau 
 fort Co., N. C. 
 
 918. MARION EMELINE SPARKS 
 
 (Sister of No. 2254) 
 
 Librarian; A. B.; B. L. S., 1899; A. M., 
 1900; b. D 5, 1872, Miller Tp., 111.; d. Geo. 
 (b. N 21, 1845, Lucas Co., O.) and Esther 
 Peacock (Clifton) Sparks (b. F 4, 1842, do.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S.; Marseilles 
 and Seneca H. S. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.; 
 Lib. Club; Grad. Club, 1904. Lib. Organizer, 
 Davenport, la., Acad, of Sc, 1900; Elkhart, 
 Ind., Pub. Lib., 1902-3; Kansas City, Kan., 
 Pub. Lib., 1903; Dowagiac, Mich., Pub. Lib., 
 1904; Resident Bibliographer, Nutrition In- 
 vestigation Lab., Univ. of 111., 1904-10; mis- 
 cellaneous bibliographic work, 1910-12; Lib. 
 Asst., Dept. of Chem., Univ. of 111., 1912 — . 
 Auth.: Birds vs. Street Cars, Wilson Bui., 
 vol. 12, No. 2, pp. 44-8, 1905; Note of a Bril- 
 liant Meteor, Pop. Astronomy, vol. 55, pp. 1558- 
 9; Dialect or English. Dial, vol. 24, pp. 39; A 
 Census of the Periodical Lit. of Chem., U. S. 
 Sc, vol. 4=;. Mem., Presby. Church, 1892; W. 
 C. T. U.; "Cent. 111. Branch of Assn. of Coll. 
 Alumnae. Address, 1107 W. Oregon, Urbana. 
 
 919. BERTHA SPENCER (MINER) 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. Ja 3, 1874, Oakley, 111.; 
 d. Read (b. D 23, 1836, Pa.) and Sarah Jane 
 (Greenman) Spencer (b. Je 8, 1841, Centre 
 Belpre, O.). Prepared m Decatur H. S. 
 Taught sch. in Flora, Areola and Decatur. 
 Married Earnest Adelbert Miner, Jl 11, 1901, 
 Decatur, 111. Children: Harrison Read, b. Ag. 
 II, 1908; Sarah Avice, b. Je 20, 1910. Ad- 
 dress. 1 129 W. Wood St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 920. GODFREY SPERLING 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 4, 1873, 
 Dewey, Champaign Co. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Adelphic Engng. and grain bus.. 111. 
 and la., 1895-9; Engng. and irrigation farming, 
 Idaho and Ore., 1899-1913; engng. and gar- 
 dening, Calif., 1913-iS; specialty gardening, 
 S. Dak., 1915-18; Asst. Engr., U. S. Reclama- 
 tion Service, Cody, Wyo., 1918 — . Married Idah 
 Mayble Bailey, D 6, 1899, Cliampaign. Children: 
 Margaret, b. S 6, 1900 (died Ag 2, 1901); 
 Friede, b. Ja 11, 1904; Lois, b. D s, 1905; 
 Godfrey, b. S 25, 1915. Address, Cody, Wyo. 
 
 921. ROBERT WATT STARK 
 (Husband of No. 2044) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 29, 1871, 
 .Augusta, 111.; s. George and Nancy (Parrptt) 
 Stark. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Farmer, Au- 
 gusta, 111.; Asst. Chem., St. Water Sun, 1897- 
 1905; Asst. Chem., 111. Exp. Sta., 1905 — ; 
 Chem., Fstacion Central Agronomica de Cuba, 
 Santiago de las Vegas, Cuba, 1907-9; farmer, 
 .\ugustr,. 111., 1909-12; Stud., Univ. of 111. and 
 Scientific Asst. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1913 — . 
 Married Mabel E. Cafky ('04), O 5, 1904, 
 Jacksonville, 111. Child, Elizabeth, b. Jl 6, 
 1905. Address. 11 07 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 922. MABEL STEWART (COLE) 
 (Wife of G129) 
 B. S. in Sc; b. O 25, 1873, Champaign; d. 
 John P. and Mary (Evans) Stewart. Married 
 Charles Nelson Cole (g'97), Ag 29, 1899, 
 Irving Park, 111. Child, Kenneth Stewart, b. 
 Jl 10, 1900. Address, Oberlin, O.f 
 
 923. *HOMER THOMAS 
 .Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 24, 1866, 
 Kickapoo, 111.; s. John Andrews (b. O 19, 
 1825, Schuyler Co., N. Y.) and Dielsie 
 (Stowell) Thomas (b. Jl 29, 1837, New York). 
 Prepared in No. Ind. Norm. Sch. Arch. Draft- 
 ing, 1895-1900; Supt., Const., 1900-2; Struct. 
 Steel Estimator, 1902-4; Reinforced Concrete 
 design, 1904-6; Reinforced Concrete Supt., 
 1906-8; With F. F. Weld in Gen. Struct. De- 
 signing, 1908-12. Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. 
 Died Ja 3, 1917, Sycamore, 111. 
 
 924. MARION THOMPSON (GRATZ) 
 (Sister of Nos. 494, 1091) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 10, 1873, N. Leo- 
 minister, Mass.; d. Edward Papson (b. S 20, 
 1833, Heath, Mass.) and Susan Jane (Burring- 
 ton) Thompson (b. Ap 24, 1838, do.). Prepared 
 in Bement H. S. Married Benjamin Gratz, O 
 20, 1896, Bement, 111. Children: Marion How- 
 land, b. Mr 17, 1898; Helen b. Mr 19, 1900. 
 Address, 5155 Lindell Ave., St. Louis.t 
 
 925. WALTER NOBLE VANCE 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 22, 1874. 
 Bement, 111.; s. N. N. and Frances Pamelia 
 (Routh) Vance. Capt., Univ. Rest. Elec. Re- 
 pair Work, 1896-8; U. S. Navy, Chief Electn. 
 U. S. S. Philadelphia, 1808-9; Elec Engr., 
 Miehle P. P. and Mfg. Co., 1900-5; West. 
 Elec. Co., 1905-6; Sec, Durand Steel Locker 
 Co., 1907-13; V. P., Durand Steel Locker Co., 
 1914-18. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Chicago Engrs. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [li 
 
 Club. Married Emily A. Camp, O 24. 1906. 
 Children: Walter N., b. 1907; Arthur St. 
 Clair, b. 191 1. Address, Chicago Hgts., 111. 
 
 926. CHARLES CARLTON WEBSTER 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 2, 1871, 
 Polo, 111.; s. Wellan Hassett (b. Ap 23, 1842, 
 Eagle Point, 111,) and Sarah Catherine (Davis) 
 Webster (b. N 30, 1847, Delaware Co., N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic; M. E. & 
 E. E. Engng. Soc. ; Memorial Orator. Supt., 
 Elec. Lt. Plant, West Point, Miss., 1897; Ex- 
 pert Electn., Asbury Park, N. J., 1901 ; Gen. 
 Mgr., Gas & Elec. Co., Sandy Hill., N. Y., 
 1902; Asst. Chief and Chief Engr. at Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y., 1910; Treas. and Mgr., La Veta 
 Light, Heat & Power Co., 1910— . Patent Auto- 
 matic Circuit Controller, No. 658,225, Ap, 1900. 
 Past Grand, I. O. O. F., 1897- Married Minnie 
 May Hartman, My 10, 1900, Bryan, O. Chil- 
 dren: Gladys Ruthena, b. Mr i, 1901; Nelson, 
 b. My 2, 1906; Doris Catherine, b. Ja 25, 1908. 
 Address, La Veta, Colo. 
 
 927. PARKER MERRILL WILLIAMS 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 19. 1872, 
 Moline, 111.; s. A. and Sarah Jane (Taft) Wil- 
 liams. Y. M. C. A. Address, 528 Leader Bldg., 
 Cleveland.! 
 
 928. WILLIAM KRIEBEL YEAKEL 
 
 Physician and Surg.; B. S.; M. D., 1899; 
 b. Ja 27, 1865, Hereford, Berke Co., Pa.; s. 
 John (b. N 21, 1823, Hosensack, Pa.) and 
 Lydia (Kriebel) Yeakel (b. Mr 8, 1S29, Quinet, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Polo H. S. Adelphic; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Nat. Hist. Soc. Prin., Paxton 
 H. S., 1896; Student, Coll. P. & S., Chicago, 
 1899; Prof. Histology, Pathology and Bac- 
 teriology, Omaha Med. Coll., 1902; practi- 
 tioner of medicine, 1899 — . Mem., Baptist 
 Church, Irving Park; Chicago Med. Soc. Mar- 
 ried Mabel E. Robinson, D 27, 1899, Beloit, 
 Wis. Children: Willard Robinson, b. Ag 20, 
 1901; Helen Lydia, b. Ap 7, 1903. Address, 
 4207 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago. 
 
 CLASS OF 1896 (77 LIVING, 4 DEAD) 
 
 929. "EDWARD LANGFORD ADAMS 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 31. 1875, Philadelphia; 
 s. Edward A. (b. do.) and Margaret R. 
 (Swain) Adams (b. do.}. Prepared in May- 
 wood H. S. and Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. With 
 David L. Barnes, 1896-7; Mech. Engr., and 
 Asst. Supt. of the Open Hearth Dept., The 
 Sargent Co., and at the time of death, Asst. to 
 the Pres. in charge of operation of works in 
 Chicago and Chicago Heights. Died Ja 31, 1902, 
 Chicago. 
 
 010 AMELIA DARLING ALPINER 
 (STERN) 
 A. B.; b. Mr 8, 1874, Chicago; d. Soloman 
 (b 1836, Cracow, Austria) and Henrietta (Fel- 
 senthal) Alpiner (b. 1845. Offenbach, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Kankakee H. S. Pi Beta Phi; 
 Alethenai; Dramatic Arts Club; French Club; 
 Der Deutsche Verein; Class poet, 1896; Ilhni 
 staff. Teacher, 1896-99; Stud, and Traveller, 
 1899-1900. Auth.: From Day to Day, 1896-97. 
 E. St. Louis, 111.; Children's Literature, Chdd 
 Studv Monthly, 1898. Mem., Social Science 
 Club" of Champaign and Urbana, 1902; Thirty 
 Club, 1902; Assn. Coll. Alumnae, 1904- Mar- 
 ried Albert Lelnnd Stern, Ap 30, 1901, Kan- 
 kakee, 111. Children: Alpiner Leland, b. O 
 13, 1902; Dorothy Darling, b. Ap 23, 1904. 
 Address, 1009 W. University Ave., Champaign. 
 
 931. JAMES GEORGE BEACH 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 4, 187S. in 
 Apalachin, N. Y.; s. Dr. G. W. Beach. Pre- 
 pared in Binghamton (N. Y.) H. S.; Lehigh 
 Univ. Sigma Chi; Shield and Trident. Doyle 
 Patterson & Beach Architects, Portland, Ore. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Alice Ben- 
 son, O 25, 1909. Child, George Benson, b. 
 Ja 26, 191 1. Address. 1015 Quimby St., Port- 
 land, Ore; bus. add., 401 Worcester Bldg., dct 
 
 932. JOSHUA FRANKLIN BEGOLE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 21, 1871, 
 O'Fallon, 111.; s. James Monroe and Augusta 
 Tane (Beedle) Begole. Prepared in McKen- 
 "dree Coll. Philomathean. Asst. Erecting 
 Engr., Tod & Stanley, 1896-7; Meter Dept., 
 Wagner Elec. Mfg. Co., 1897-1900; Elec. Engr. 
 in charge of Meter Switch Board and spiral 
 transformers Dept., 1900-08; Elec. Engr. for 
 Pub. Service Comn., 1912; Engr., James E. 
 Allison & Co., consulting engrs., 1918. Del., 
 Internal. Elec. Cong., 1904. a« M. A. I. E. E. 
 Married Mattie A. Bartlett, F 11, 1900, Col- 
 linsville, 111. Children: Mildred Augusta, b. 
 Ap 5, 1904; Louis Bartlett, b. My 5, 1906; 
 James Franklin, b. D 20, 1908. Address, 1329 
 Temple Place, St. Louis. 
 
 933. GEORGIANA E. BENNETT 
 
 (Sister of No. 562) 
 Teacher; B. S. in L. & A.; b. S 3, 1871, 
 Milford Center, O.; d. George F. (b. Wood- 
 stock, Vt.) and Orpha A. (Marsh) Bennett (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Ohio Schs. Alethenai; Kappa 
 Alpha Theta. Taught in Rochelle H. S.; John 
 Marshall H. S., Chicago. Address, 1375 E. S7th 
 St., Chicago. t 
 
 934. NELLIE BESORE (SEARS) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 4, 1874, Urbana; d. 
 George (b. D 20, 1832, Waynesboro, Pa.) and 
 Emma Julia (Denton) Besore (b. F 13, 1850, 
 Berlin, Pa.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Y. W. C. A.; Alethenai; Pi Beta Phi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Mem., Presby. Church; D. A. R. ; 
 C. L. S. C. Married William Everett Sears, 
 Je 29, 1899, Urbana (Divorced). Child, Mar- 
 garet Denton, b. Mr 21, 1900. Address, 508 
 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 935. JAMES WOODBURY BLAKESLEE 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag i, 1874, 
 Kinniundy, 111.; s. Barnett W. (b. Austinburg, 
 O.) and Jilary (Selleck) Blakeslee (b. Norwalk, 
 Conn.). Prepared in Kinniundy H. S.; Norm. 
 Sch., Effingham, 111. Adelphic; Blackstonian 
 Club; Varsity Baseball Team; Class Football 
 Teams. Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 326 
 N. Belmont Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 936. WILLIAM CHARLES BRENKE 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1898; b. 
 Ap 12, 1874, Berlin, Ger.; s. Fred William 
 Martin (b. Jl 1846, Ger.) and Wilhelmina 
 (Klopper) Brenke (b. O 1849, do.). Prepared 
 in N. W. Div. H. S., Chicago. Adelphic; 
 Chem. Club; Math. Club. Instr., Math., Univ. 
 of 111., 1896-iqoo; Instr^ Math, and Astron., 
 do., 1900-4; Harvard Grad. Sch. in Math, 
 rind Fellow in Astron., 1904. Ph. D., Harvard. 
 1907. Prof., Math., Univ. of Neb. Published: 
 .\dvanced Algebra and Trigonometry, 1910, 
 345 pp.; also articles. Apparent Figure of the 
 Sky, Observations of Variable Stars, The 
 Leonids of 1901-02, Nova Persei, etc. Mem., 
 Deutsche Math. Vereinigung; Circolo Mat. di 
 Palermo; Am. Math. Soc; A. A. A. S., Fel- 
 low; A. C. S. Married Kate A. Read, Ag 16, 
 1898, Urbana. Children: William Mastin, b. 
 Ag 12, 1899 (died Ag 14. 1899); Katherine, b. 
 Ag 7, 1900; Bernice, b. Ag 26, 1902. Address. 
 1250 S. aist St., Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 937. HENRY JACKSON BURT 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1914; 
 b. F 6, 1873, Urbana; s. Henry Jackson (b. 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 91 
 
 O.) and Isabelle (Dunlap) Burt (b. 1845, Cook 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Philo- 
 mathean; Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman, 1898; Asst. 
 Engr., Chicago and Northwestern R. R., 1899; 
 Asst. Engr., West. Ind. R. R., 1900; Asst. 
 Prof., C. E., la. St. Coll., 191 1; Contr. Engr., 
 Am. Bridge Co., 1902; Contr. Mgr., Am. Bridge 
 Co., N. Y., Denver, till 191 1; now Struct. 
 Engr., Holabird & Roche, Archs., Chicago. 
 Maj., Q. M. Corps, N. A., 1918 — . Auth. : Steel 
 Const., 370 pp.. Am. Tech. Soc, Chicago, 1914. 
 Mem., \Vest. Soc. of Engrs., Pres., 1917; Chi- 
 cago Engrs. Club; Am. Soc. for Testing Ma- 
 terials; Am. Soc. for Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ; A. S. C. E.; A. F. A. M.; Univ. Club 
 of Chicago; President Univ. of III. Alumni 
 Assn. 191 6-1 8. Married Edith A. B. Fleming, 
 Jl 2, 1901, Champaign. Children: Henry Jack- 
 son, b. My 10, 1904; Luella, b. Mr 29, 1908; 
 Jesse Fleming, b. My 3, 1910; IMorris Nathan, 
 b. S I, 1912; Helen Edith, b. Ja 14, igiv Ad- 
 dress, 1027 Elmwood Ave., Wilmette, 111.; bus. 
 add., 1400 Monroe Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 938. CORA MAE CAIRNS (MARSH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1062) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 25, 1874, Polo, 111.; 
 d. James (b. My 25, 1834, Cabin Hill, N. Y.) 
 and Rebecca Jane (Starner) Cairns (b. D 14, 
 1843). Prepared in Polo H. S. Y. W. C. A.; 
 Alethenai. Married Norman Foote Marsh 
 ('97), 1901, Polo, 111. Children: Norman Le- 
 Roy, b. My 24, 1902; Marion Elizabeth, b. Ag 
 7, 1906. Address, 911 Fair Oaks Ave., South 
 Pasadena, Calif.t 
 
 939. *WALTER GILBERT CAMPBELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in -E. E. : E. E., 1897; b. 
 
 1873, Brinfield, 111.; s. Felix G. Campbell. 
 Died Je 6, 1903, St. Paul. 
 
 940. DAVID HOBART CARNAHAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 685; Husband of No. G364) 
 Professor; A. B.; A. M., 1898; b. N 16, 
 
 1874, Dixon, 111.; s. David Franklin and Sarah 
 Anna (Dobbins) Carnahan. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Sigma Chi; Adelphic; 
 Shield and Trident; Fellowship, 1897-8; Ed.- 
 in-Chief, Illini, 1896; Baseball Team; Track 
 Team; Tennis Championship, 1898. Taught 
 French, Univ. of 111., 1896-8; attended Univ. 
 Paris, 1898-9; Teacher, Univ. of Chicago, 
 1899-1900; Univ. of Idaho. 1900-1; Univ. of 
 111., 1901-3 and 1905 — . Ph.D., Yale, 1905. 
 Auth.; The Prologue in the Old French and 
 Provencal Mystery, The Tuttle Morehouse & 
 Taylor Co., New Haven, 200 pp., 1905; Poesies 
 de Maistre Eloy du Mont, diet Constentin, do.. 
 58 pp., 1907; Jean d' Abundance, A Study of 
 his Life and Works, Univ. Press, Urbana- 
 Champaign, 1909, 133 pp.; The Ad Deum Vadit 
 of Jean Gerson, Univ. of III. Studies, 155 pp., 
 Urbana, 1917; also articles in various scien- 
 tific periodicals; Translator (with A. T. Lin- 
 coln) Theoretical Principles of the Methods of 
 Analytical Chem. by M. C. Chesneau, The 
 MacMillan Co., N. Y., 184 pp., 1910. Mem., 
 Lang. Assn. Married Mabel Clare Johnson 
 (g'o8), Je 19, 1909, Arkadelphia, Ark. Chil- 
 dren: Margaret, b. Jl 25, 1910; Franklin Neil, b. 
 F 19, 1912; Sarah, b. Ja 7, 1916. Address, 1006 
 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 941. MELVILLE CLARKE CHATTEN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 29, 1873, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. Enoch R. (b. Ap 4, 1846, do.) 
 and Alice Louise (Miller) Chatten (b. F 29, 
 1852, do.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Sigma 
 Chi; Shield and Trident; ist in pole vault, 
 Univ. meet. With Elec. Elevator Co., 1896- 
 1900; studied Arch, in Paris, 1905-6; Practising 
 Arch., 1906 — with Chatten & Hammond. Mem., 
 A. I. A. III. Soc. Archs. Married Anne Cole- 
 man, S 17, 1910, Chicago. Child, Janet Mc- 
 
 Cormick, b. S 28, 1915. Address, 1151 Oakley 
 Ave., Hubbard Woods, III.; bus. add., 1112 
 
 Steinway Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 942. FLORENCE BESANCON CLARKE 
 
 (MICHALEK) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 640, 641, 1024) 
 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 10, 1875, Quincy, 111.; 
 d. Edwin Ambler (b. Je 8, 1839, Oswego, N. 
 Y.) and Leoline F. (Besancon) Clarke (b. Je 
 22, 1839, Natchez, Miss.). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Alethenai; Univ. Club; Chem. Club. 
 Chem. for 111. Chem. Co., Gen. Chem. Co., Chi- 
 cago Hgts.; Investigation of Volumetric deter- 
 mination of Alumina in basic Alum. Married 
 John Michalek, Ja i, 1902, Quincy, 111. Child- 
 ren: John Jr., b. O 13, 1902; Louise Antoinette, 
 b. O 25, 1905; Barbara Jane, b. N 27, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 13 E. i6th- St., Chicago Heights, 111. 
 
 943- MARY MAUDE COLE (SCOTT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 993) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 22, 1874, Rantoul, 
 111.; d. William Robinson (b. Mr 4, 1844, Nap- 
 anee, Ont.) and Mary Elizabeth Lavinia 
 (Steele) Cole (b. Je 8, 1854, Pinckneyville, 
 111.). Prepared in Rantoul H. S. Alethenai; 
 Pres., Y. W. C. A.; Eng. Club; Cercle Fran- 
 cais; Valedictorian; Fellowship, 1896-97; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Mem., Social Clubs and Miss. 
 Socs. in Mattoon, 111., Cambridge, Mass., and 
 Yankton, S. Dak.; Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married George Harvey Scott ('96), D 31, 
 1897, Rantoul, 111. Children: William Arthur, 
 b. N 23, 1898; Franklin Daniel, b. Jl 4, 1901; 
 Irving Cole, b. Je 7, 1904 (died N 10, 1904); 
 Mary Elizabeth, b. O 11, 1905; Clara Lavinia, 
 b. Mr 21, 1907. Address, Crete, Neb. 
 
 944. PAUL HENRY COOPER 
 Merchant; B. S.; b. F 3, 1873, Mendota, 
 111.; s. P. H. Cooper (b. Ja 12, 1842, Glasgow, 
 Scot.). Ath. Assn.; Sigma Chi. Baseball and 
 Football Teams. Address, Aurora, 111. 
 
 94S. WARREN EDWARD DURSTINE 
 (Husband of No. 975) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 28, 1869, 
 Benton Co., la.; s. John Elliott (b. D s, 1842, 
 Butler Co., Pa.) and Emma (Stone) Durstine 
 (b. S 21, 1849, Mt. Vernon, O.). Prepared 
 in Rock Falls H. S.; Oberlin Acad.; Oberlin 
 Coll., 1891-2. Y. M. C. A.; V. P., Class of 
 '96; Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A., 1896-1903. 
 Taught, H. S., Joliet, 1903-9; Tech. H. S., 
 Cleveland, 1909 — . Mem., Assn. of Sc. and 
 Math.^ Teachers; Presby. Church; A. A. A. 
 S.; Nat. Geog. Soc; Cleveland Geog. Club; 
 Northeastern O. Teachers' Assn.; O. Teachers' 
 Assn.; City Club, Cleveland. Married Althea 
 S. Mather ('96), F 10, 1900, Joliet, 111. Chil- 
 dren: John Elliott, b. D 10, 1900; Emery 
 Mather, b. Mr 31, 1902; Warren Edward Jr., 
 b. Ap 21, 1909; Elizabeth Emma, b. My 11, 
 1916. Address, 107 Burton Ave., (Cleveland. 
 
 946. HENRY CLARENCE ESTEE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 6, 1875; 
 
 s. Charles Bright (b. My 11, 1842, Shiloh, N. 
 J.) and Emma (Damon) Estee (b. Mr 22, 1850, 
 Burk, Vt.). Prepared in Gibson City H. S. 
 Adelphic; Engrs. Club. C. Engr. with U. S. 
 Govt, on 111. and Miss. Canal, 1896-1900; C. 
 N. W. Ry., 1900-13; with C. St. P. M. and O. 
 Ry., 191 3; Asst. Valuation Engr. of do., located 
 at St. Paul. Married Grace Buchan, Ag 17, 
 1904, Buda, 111. .4ddress, Gibson City, 111. 
 
 947. 'FRANK MILTON EVERETT 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 18, 1873, 
 
 Springfield, Mo.; s. Francis A. (b. St. John, 
 N. B., Can.) and Flora E. (Doe) Everett (b. 
 Calais, Me.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Adelphic. Draftsman, Central Iron Works, 
 
92 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [i8y6 
 
 Quincy, lU. Auth.: Practical Const, of Rheo- 
 stats for Elec. Elevators, Technograph, No. ii, 
 1896 97. Mem., Baptist Church. Died Ag 5, 
 1897, Quincy, 111. 
 
 948. RACHEL ELLEN FOLGER 
 (RHUMPHREY) 
 (Sister of No. 540) 
 B. S.; b. My 14, 1868, Ridgefarm, 111.; d. 
 John (b. Ridgefarm, 111.) and Elizabeth Ann 
 (Reynolds) Folger (b. Bloomingdale, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Vermilion Acad. Creamery, 1898- 
 9. Married Richard H. Rhumphrey, Ja 28, 
 1903, Lafayette, Ind. Children: Nettie, b. 
 F 9, 1904; Julia, b. S 13, 1905. Address, Cul- 
 ver, Ind. 
 
 949. BERTHA VANHOESEN FORBES 
 
 (HERRING) 
 (Daughter of H20; Sister of Nos. 1031, 1868) 
 Teacher; B. S. in L. & A.; b. N 28, 1874. 
 Normal, 111.; d. Stephen Alfred (b. My 29, 
 1844, Stephenson Co., 111.) and Clara Shaw 
 (Gaston) Forbes (b. Ag 31, 1848, Hamilton, 
 O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Dramatic Club; 
 Alethenai; Illio Bd. Instr., Biol., Austin H. S., 
 1896-1904; Instr., Wendell Phillips H. S., 
 Chicago, 1904-11; do., oral English, 1911-13; 
 do.. Technique of Speech, Story-Telhng, Hyde 
 Park H. S., 1913-16; do., Senn H. S., 1916- 
 18; Assoc. Ed., Quarterly Jour, of Speech 
 Educ., 1918 — . Auth.: three articles in Quar- 
 terly Jour, of Speech Educ. Mem^ Nat. Assn. 
 of Teachers of Speech; Nat. Story-Tellers 
 League; D. A. R.; Womans City Club. Mar- 
 ried Burton Ruggles Herring, Ag 14. 1913. 
 Chicago. Address, 131 1 Hood Ave., Chicago; 
 btis. add., Senn H. S., 5900 Glenwood Ave., 
 do. 
 
 950. CHARLES HUNTER GARNETT 
 (Brother of Nos. 1504, 2098, 3373. 3745. 4670) 
 
 Judge; A. B.; A. M., 1897; b. Ja 12. 1873. 
 Colmar, 111.; s. Robert Kirtley (b. Ag 4- 1844. 
 St. Mary's, 111.) and Anna Elizabetli 
 (Hunter) Garnett (b. O 19, 1845. Catasauqua, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Plymouth H. S. and Car 
 thage Coll., Acad. LL. B., Yale, 1899- Adel 
 phic; Phi Gamma Delta; Fellowship in Econ.. 
 1896-7; won Harris Banking Prize, 1896. 
 Admitted to 111. Bar, 1899; State's Atty., Han 
 cock Co., 111., 1900-4; Sec. and Treas.. States 
 Atty's. Assn. of 111., 1904-5; Judge of Supenoi 
 Court of Oklahoma Co., Okla., 1914-18. Auth.: 
 St. Banks of Issue in 111., Univ. of 111., 55 
 pp., 1898. Married Mary Ermine Williams. 
 Je 6, 1906, Ft. Stockton, Tex. Children: 
 Elizabeth Ermine, b. D 3. 1908; Williams 
 Kirtley, b. Je 24, 191 1; Sarah Kathryn, b. Ap 
 14, 1914. Address, 1615 E. 8th St., Oklahoma 
 City, Okla.; bus. add., 920 St. Nat. Bank Bldg.. 
 do. 
 
 951. FRANK HENRY GAZZOLO 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 6, 1870, Chi 
 
 cago; s. Frank A. (b. 1822, Genoa, Italy) and 
 Camilla Rettagliata Gazzolo (b. 1857, do.). Pre- 
 pared in North Div. H. S., Chicago. Sigma Chi. 
 A. M., Harvard, 1898. Pres., Gazzolo Drug & 
 Chem. Co., Chicago. Discovered new chem. 
 substances described in Contributions from The 
 Chem. Lab. of Harvard as follows: On Certain 
 Derivatives of Symmetrical Trichlorbenzol, 
 Proc. Am. Acad. Arts and Sc; Vol. XXV, No. 
 7, 10 pp.; On Certain Colored Substances De- 
 rived from Nitro Compounds, Harvard, 1900. 
 Mem., Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft, 1897; 
 Nat. Geographic Soc; A. C. S.; Hamilton Club. 
 Married Ta 8, 1902, Chicago; wife died D 14, 
 1903. A'ddress, 1 19-123 S. Green St., Chicago. 
 
 952. FRANK HOPKINS GREEN 
 Railroad Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 7. 
 
 1874, Colfax, 111.; s. Patrick and Maria (Hop- 
 kins) Green. Prepared in Univ. Acad. Philo- 
 mathean; Engng. Soc.; Maj., Univ. Regt. Sur- 
 
 veying, 1896; Locomotive Fireman, 1896; 
 Masonry Insp. and Mech. draftsman, S. P. 
 R. R. & Santa Fe, 1898-1900; Surv. on various 
 R. Rs. as Engr. on location and const.; Engr. 
 on Humboldt Northern R. R., 1900 — . High- 
 way Comn., Humboldt Co., Calif. Married 
 Pauline A. Valdes, O 5, 1904, Palo Alto, Calif. 
 Children: Pauline Anita, b. S 19, 1905; Frank 
 Robert Duncan, b. Ag 29, 1910. Address. 
 Eureka, Calif. t 
 
 953. HERBERT JOHN GREEN 
 Instructor; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 31, 1870, 
 Kewanee, 111.; s. John (b. N 21, 1837, Nen- 
 thead, Eng.) and Elizabeth (Slack) Green (b. 
 S 21, 1839, Durham, do.). Prepared in Jen- 
 nings Sem. and Univ. Acad. Adelphic; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Glee Club. Arch, work, 1896-7; 
 Instr., Man. Tr., Pub. Schs., 1897-01; Crane 
 Tech. H. S., 1901-8; Instr., Mech. Draw- 
 ing, Lane Tech., 1908 — . Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Nellie M. Speyer, Je 28, 1899, Chicago. 
 Children: John Russell, b. Ap 14, 1900; Beatrice 
 Elizabeth, b. Ag 10, 1901 (died F 10, 1902). 
 Address, 1615 Sherwin Ave., Rogers Park, 
 Chicago. 
 
 954. 'HOWARD HALL HASKELL 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. 1874, Mendota, 111.; s. 
 F. H. Haskell, Sr. Died Je 5, 1901, Mendota, 
 111. 
 
 955. JOHN HINDMAN 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Iroquois Co., 
 111.; s. Joseph and Catherine Hindman. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic. Address, 
 1732 Balmoral Ave., Chicago. 
 
 956. FREDERICK WILLIAM HONENS 
 Mgr., Foundry Co.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 
 1907; b. Ag 8, 1872, Milan, 111.; s. Gus- 
 tavus Henry (b. N 8, 1832, Beliefield, Prus- 
 sia) and Amelia Emily (Clippinger) Honens 
 {h. Mr 15, 1S34, Massillon, (3.). Prepared in 
 Milan H. S.; Univ. Acad. Adelphic; C. E. 
 Club; Asst. Ed., The Technograph; Bus. Mgr., 
 Illio; Bus. Mgr., Illini. Insp., Draftsman, etc., 
 jn surs. for 111. and Miss., Hennepin Canal, 
 1896; Insp., Chicago River Imp., 1897; Jr. 
 U. S. Engr., 111. and Miss. Canal, 1897-1909; 
 Asst. U. S. Engr., Mo. and Osage River Imp., 
 1909-14; Mgr., Sterling Foundry Co., 1914 — ; 
 Pres. Bd. of Educ, Sterling H. S. Mem., West. 
 Soc. of Engrs. : A. S. C. E. ; Nat. Geog. Soc, 
 Washington, D. C. Married Mary Esabella 
 .Manahan, N 29, 1899. Sterling, 111. Children: 
 John Gustavus, b. Ja 24, 1901; Robert Ward, 
 b. Je 14, 1906. Address, 507 sth "Ave., Ster- 
 ling, 111. 
 
 957. HENRY GUSTAV HOTTES 
 (Brother of No. 814) 
 Fruit Grower; B. S. in A. E.; b. N i, 1871 
 Mascoutah, 111.; s. Frederick (b. Jl 13, 1840. 
 Grosszimmer, Hesse Darmstadt) and Barbara 
 (Dathan) Hottes (b. N 29, 1847, Speyer, Ba 
 varia). Prepared in Mascoutah H. S., Furn 
 iture and Undertaking; Fruit Grower. Mem.. 
 Colo. Consistory No i, Denver; El Jebel 
 Shrine, Denver; Temple Commandery No. 23 
 Grand Junction, Colo. Married Emma Kleine. 
 Te I, 1898, Mascoutah, 111.; Amelia Marion 
 Krull N 30, 1905, St. Louis. Children: Fred 
 erick Charles, b. O 20, 1899; Dora Henrietta, 
 b S 13, 1901; .\nna Marie, b. Je 4. 1903 (died 
 D 22, 1903); Helen Marie, b. O 17, 1906 (died 
 Je 29, 1907); Howard Harry, b. Je 11, 1908- 
 Allen Ceaser, b. O 24, 1910. Address, 707 N. 
 7th St., Grand Junction. Colo. 
 
 958. GEORGE DAVID HUBBARD 
 
 (Husband of No. 1409) 
 Professor; B. S.; M. S., 1898; b. My 12, 1871, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Linus Green (b. Ja 24, 1844, 
 Wilmington, Vt.) and Helen Lorena (Stan- 
 
1896] 
 
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 93 
 
 dard) Hubbard (b. S 28, 1844, Perkins Grove, 
 in.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. A. M., Har- 
 vard, 1901; Ph. D., Cornell, 1905. Philoma- 
 thean; Nat. Hist. Sec; Agr. Club. Fellow- 
 ship, 1896-7; taught in Acad., 18(56-7; Asst., 
 Geol., Univ. of 111., 1897-1900; Grad. Stud., 
 Harvard, 1901; Geography, E. I. S. N. S., 
 Charleston, 1901-3; Asst., Geog. and Geol., 
 Cornell, 1903-4; Instr., 1904-5; Asst. Prof., 
 Geol., O. St. Univ., 1905-10; taught Geog., 
 Cornell Summer Sch., 1904, 1905; Prof., Geol., 
 Oberlin Coll., 1910-17; Prof., Geol. and Geog., 
 1918 — . Geol. Expert on shoreline problems 
 and methods of quarrying. Auth.: In the 
 Class Room, Sch. Sc, Vol. iii, 1903, pp. 320- 
 322; A Case of Geog. Influence upon Human 
 Affairs, Bui. Am. Geog. Soc, Vol. xxxvi, 1904, 
 pp. 145-157; Cml. Importance of Continents, 
 Jour. Geog., Vol. iii. 1904. Rock Terraces along 
 Streams in Central Ohio. O. Nat., Vol. ix, 1908- 
 09, pp. 397-403; Precious Metals as a Geog. 
 Factor in the Settlement and Development of 
 Towns in the U. S., Scottish Geog. Mag., Vol. 
 xxvi, 1910, pp. 449-66; Gold and Silver as a 
 Geog. Factor in the Development of U. S., 
 100 pp., Andrus and Church, 19 12; Physiog 
 raphy of the Columbus, O. Quadrangle (An 
 Educ. Bui.) O. Geol. Sur., Fourth Ser. Bui., 
 124 pp.; Physiography of Ohio (in prepara 
 tion) about 500 pp., A Bui., O. Geol. Sur.. 
 articles in Engng. and Min. Jour.. Econ. Geol., 
 Bui. Phil. Geog. Soc, Sc, Am. Jour. Sc. 
 Jour. Geog., Baptist Teacher, Ohio Jour. Sc, 
 Sch. Sc. and Math., Biblical Review. Mem., 
 Baptist Church; Nat. Geog. Soc; 8th In 
 ternat. Geog. Cong., 1904; East. 111. St. 
 Teachers' Assn., 1901-3; ill. St. Teachers' 
 Assn., 1902-3; O. St. Acad, of Sc. ; Fellow. 
 A. A. A. S.; Alpha Chap, of Sigma Xi, 
 Cornell and Omega Chap, at O. St. Univ.; 
 Fellow, Am. Geog. Soc; Assn., Am. Geog- 
 raphers; Asst. Geologist (Physiography) 0. 
 Geol. Sur., 1906; Dist. Dir. (Huron-Lorain 
 Assn. of O.) of Nat. Campaign of Northern 
 Baptist Laymen, 191 8; Biologic Club; Physical 
 Sc. Club and Social Club of Oberlin Coll. 
 Married Edna Almira Rugg ('00), S 10, 
 1901, Urbana. Children: Ruth, b. S 22, 1902: 
 Oscar Edwin, b. N 14, 1903; Dorothy Hope, 
 b. O 6, 1909; Marjorie Helen, b. Jl 24, 1913. 
 Address, 125 Woodland Ave., Oberlin, O. 
 
 959. FRED THALES HUSTON 
 Banker; B. S.; b. Ja 30, 1874, Blandinsville, 
 Ul.; s. John C. (b. Jl 13, 1851, do.) and 
 Sarah E. (Mustain) Huston (b. Je 21, 1851, 
 Powen, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Ath. 
 Assn. Bookkeeper, Peoria, 1896-7; do., Spo- 
 kane, Wash., 1897-9; Agr. and Stock Raising, 
 El Reno, Okla., 1899-1901; do., Arapaho, Okla., 
 1901-7; Co. Clerk, do., 1907-13; banking bus., 
 Austin City, Okla., 1913 — . Sec. A. F. A. M. 
 Married Ella M. Reinhart, Je 22, 1904, Arap 
 aho, Okla. (died D 5, 1908); Garnett Willis, 
 My 18, 1 910. Address, Austin City, Okla. 
 
 960. LEWIS WILLIAMS JOHNSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1359, 1536, 1709, 2712, 3051) 
 Contractor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 15, 
 187s, Tolono, 111.; s. Chas. B. (b. O 8, 1842, 
 Pocahontas, 111.) and Maria Louise (Lewis) 
 Johnson (b. Ag 28, 1847, Chatham, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. With I. C. R. R., 
 until 1898; McKinley Ry. & Lighting syndicate 
 1898-1903; Interurban Cont. Co., 1903 — . Ad- 
 dress, 831 Rozelle St., Memphis, Tenn.f 
 
 961. HARRY KEELER 
 Prin., H. S.; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 21, 1875; 
 s. William (b. N 14, 1842, Albany. N. Y.) and 
 Catherine (Pfau) Keeler (b. N 24, 1844). 
 Prepared in Lake H. S., Chicago. Attended 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1893-4; Asst.. Chem., Univ. 
 of III., 1896-7; do.. Lake View H. S., Chicago, 
 1897-8; do., Englewood H. S., 1898-1910; Asst. 
 
 Prin., do. 1910-is; Prin., Englewood H. S 
 Evening Sch^, 19,4—. Park Commissioner, 
 Ridge Park D,st.; Maker of Relief Models of 
 Geographical lypes. Mem.. A. F. A. M.; R. 
 (Pr^s ) Cnif k^"^^^ Country Club, Chicago 
 FHhh R Ml Champion, do., 19,1. Married 
 Hr.l \ Nelson, Ag 28, 1900, Chicago. Chil- 
 son b if? •^'■- '^^ Ag 9,.i9oi; Philip Ne - 
 son, D- Ja 7 1903; Katherine T., b. An 11 
 
 962. LOUIS MAXWELL KENT 
 
 Wabash ColL- Ath.' "Ass^n! ;' m^iu^'J^r'^Jd 
 ^r5;y^lS-TS^L,5^;t°— ^^";£: 
 
 963. RICHARD BIRD KETCHUM 
 
 (Brother of No. 1364) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C F • r p- ,^ u 
 
 J^ 'o, 187^, Augusta, Ill.rs.Andr'ewT Vb- 
 
 fsick7es)'l';tc°h^^"^^rK^°n ^- Y.) anrA^na^E 
 ii\ D ^^tf^hum (b. O 23, 1844, -Augusta 
 Y M ^.'"^P.^^ed in Univ. Acad, c! E Club;' 
 i; T, J A'- Adelphic; Illni Staff- Techno, 
 graph Bd. Licensed Arch.. St. of 111 • Drafts 
 man and Template Make/, Ajax Fo'rge Co 
 
 fso'fr' '^^^•7' ^'''■' C. E.,' Univ?Tf iiT: 
 1897.8 various engng. positions, 1898-1000' 
 Chief Draftsman and Div. Engr 6 S L Rv' 
 Salt Lake City 1901-6; Chief^Engr'., indeS^: 
 dent Coal and Coke Co., Kenilworfh.' U , %o6- 
 8. Chief Engr Kansas-Colo R. R., Pueblo 
 Colo., 1908-9; Chief Engr., G. N. W R R 
 '909; Supt Const., Gray Harbor and Pugei 
 Sound R. R., ,909; Assoc. Prof., C. E., Umv 
 ot Utah, 1909—; Supervising Engr., U S' 
 h-xplosives Plant at Charleston, W. Va (on 
 leave of absence), 191 8-. Published pamphlet 
 on Economic Design of Reinforced concrete 
 beams, 1912 Mem., M. E. Church; A. S. C 
 fc..; Sec, Utah Soc. of Engrs. Married Lulu 
 k-i?'""' ■i?^"°",City, Colo., S 10, 1901. 
 Children: Pierce Waddell, b. S 5, 1903- Inl 
 fant born and died. My 1905. Address, 
 Charleston, W. Va. 
 
 964. AUREKA BELLE KILER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 702, 1047) 
 Teacher; A B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 20, 1875, 
 Urbana; d. William Alexander (b. Ap 24, 1841 
 Dayton, O.) and Cliarlotte (Mittendorf) Kiler 
 (b. Mr 17. 1846, Wolfenbuettel, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Alethenai; Pi Beta Phi 
 .address, 608 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 965. SOPHIA NOTT LEAL (HAYS) 
 A. B.; b 1874. Urbana; d. T. R. Leal. 
 Taught, Redlands (Calif.) H. S., 1910-13 
 Married James W. Hays, Ap 24, 1913, Ur- 
 bana. Address, 708 W. University Ave., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 966. CHARLES MILTON LEWIS 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. 1873, Blue 
 
 Mound, 111.; s. C. S. Lewis. Address, 205 W. 
 Harrison St., Danville, Ill.f 
 
 967. GEORGE CHARLES LIESE 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 12, 1873, 
 
 Nashville, 111.; s. Frank Earnest and Elizabeth 
 (Eisenmeyer) Liese. Atlanta, Ga., 1897-8; 
 Sioux City, la., 1899; Lincoln, 111., 1900; 
 Danville, 1901 — . Married Mary E. Burton, S 
 1, 1903, Lincoln, 111. Children: George, b. 
 S 30, 1904; Edward Earnest, b. N 21, 1908; 
 Theodore William, b. Ag 3, 1912. Address. 
 Danville. 111. 
 
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 [1896 
 
 968. HOMER ROBERTS LINN 
 (Husband of No. 1020; Brother of No. 1148) 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in M. E., 1896; hon. 
 M. E.; b. Ja 29, 1873, Byron, 111.; s. David 
 May (b. Ja 29, 1836, Donnelley Mills, Pa.) 
 and Martha (Bull) Roberts (b. Jl 16, 1841, 
 Petersburg, Pa.). Prepared in Byron H. S. 
 Adelphic; Engng. Soc. Dist. Sales Mgr., 
 Pressed Metal Radiator Co., 1915 — ■ Mem., 
 Am. Soc. Heating and Vent. Engrs.; Pres., 
 Internal Combustion Engrs. of Am.; Wood- 
 ward 508, A. F. A. M.; St. Joseph Chap. No. 
 -> R A. M. Married Luella Eugenia Buck 
 (''97) F 16, 1899, Philo, 111. Children: Dor- 
 othy R. and David E., b. O 26, 1906; Virginia 
 Hazen, b. S 25, 1909. Address, 321 Ashland 
 Ave., La Grange, 111.; bus. add.. 816 S. Michi- 
 gan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 969. GEORGE WASHINGTON LUDWICK 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 29, 1876, St. 
 Joseph, 111.; s. George (b. St. Joseph, 111.) and 
 Mary F. (Drullinger) Ludwick (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in St. Joseph H. S. Draftsman, Univ. 
 of 111, 1897; Bloomington, III., 1898; Sioux 
 City, la.; Sioux Falls, S. Dak., 1899; Dan- 
 ville, 111., 1900; Practice of Arch., 1901 — • 
 Married Jannette Snow, D 23, 1899, Sioux 
 Falls, S. Dak. Address, 620, The Temple, Dan- 
 ville, lU.t 
 
 970. JAMES HARRY McKEE 
 Chief Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 
 1898; b. Ja 28, 1873, Thornton, 111.; s. John 
 C (b. Ag 17, 1850, Ireland) and Ella Eliza- 
 beth (Hemingway) McKee (b. Ap 29, 1852. 
 N Y). Prepared in Calumet H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. M. E. Soc; Football; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Class Pres. Fellowship, Univ. of 111., 
 1896-8; Draftsman, Austin Mfg. Co., Harvey 
 111.; Chief Draftsman. Pres., Bd. of Educ., 
 1905-15; mem., do. for Thornton Tp. H. S., 
 1907-13. Married Alice Biel. N 28, 1901. 
 Chicago. Children: Paul James, b. F i, 1903; 
 John Frederick, b. S 11, 1906; Herbert Theo- 
 dore, b. My 30, 1908. Address, 79 W. 150th 
 St., Harvey, 111.; bus. add., care Austin Mfg. 
 Co., do. 
 
 971. JOHN ALEXANDER McRAE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 20, 
 
 1869, Kewanee, 111.; s. John (b. Scotland) and 
 Jane (Murchison) McRae. Prepared in Ke- 
 wanee H. S. Draftsman to 1904; M. E., B. &; 
 A Ry., 19046; M. E., Mich. Cent. R. R., 
 1906-is; M. E., M. & St. L. R. R., 1916—. 
 Mem., West. Ry. Club; N. Y. Ry. Club; Mas- 
 ter Car Builders' Assn.; Am. Ry. Mechanics 
 Assn.; A. F. A. M.; Mich. Sovereign Con- 
 sistory; Damascus Commandery, No. 42; Mos- 
 lem Temple A. A. O. N. M. S. Married 
 Pauline Bremer, Je 30, 1908, N. Y. City. Ad- 
 dress, Curtis Court Hotel, Minneapolis. 
 
 972. ROBERT PAYTON MANARD 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 11, 1874. 
 
 Rockford, 111.; s. Alpheus B. (b. Mr 25, 1837, 
 Brockville, Ont., Can.) and Alice Z. (Wright) 
 Manard (b. Tl 9, 1853. Eng.). Prepared in 
 Rockford H. "S. Ath. Club; Arch. Club; Mil. 
 Club. Arch. Draftsman with H. Burnham & 
 Co., Chicago, 1901-9; with West. Elec. Co., 
 Hawthorne, 111., 191 1 — . Married Effie Abigail 
 Bowen, S 3, 1904, Edgerton, Wis. Address, 
 5967 Midway Park, Austin Station, Chicago.! 
 
 973. HARRY CURTISS MARBLE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 12, 1872; 
 s. Silas M. (b. 1829, Worthington, Mass.) 
 and Lucy M. (Curtiss) Marble (b. Chicago). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Pres., Soph. Class. Mgr., Home Telephone 
 Co.; Asst., E. E., Univ. of 111., 1898-1902. 
 Married Sara Trevett, Je 21, 1913, Decatur, 
 111. Child, Donald Curtiss, b. D 7, 191 5. Ad- 
 dress, 1004 W. White St., Champaign. 
 
 974. JOHN MADISON MARTIN 
 Teacher; A. B.; A. M., 1902; b. Ap 10, 
 1862, Vinton Co., O.; s. William G. (b. 1828. 
 O.) and Nancy (Shively) Martin (b. 1833, O.). 
 Prepared in O. St. Univ. Prep. Sch., 1883-5; 
 attended O. St. Univ., 1888-90. Prin., Bement 
 Sch., 1890-5; Supt., Sullivan Pub. Sch., 1S96-8; 
 Prin., Pana (111.) H. S., 1898-1900; Life St. 
 Certificate. 1898; Prin., S. Ward. Sch., Oak 
 Park, 1900-1; Supt., Elmwood Sch., 1901-2; 
 Dept., Engng. and Math., Brown's Bus. Coll., 
 Peoria, 1902-6; Dept., Bookkeeping, Brown's 
 Bus. Coll., Terre Haute, Ind., 1906-13; teacher, 
 Cml. Dept., Man. Tr. H. S., Peoria, 1915—. 
 Married Emma M. Barnhill, Ag 12, 1890, 
 Vinton Co., O. Children: Shirley Mabel, b. 
 N 4, 1891; Harold Henry, b. Mr 14, 1893; 
 Arnold Robert, b. My 26, 1900 (died My 15, 
 190S); Walter Eugene, b. O 10, 1903. Address, 
 616 Seventh Ave., Peoria. 
 
 975. ALTHEA SPRAGUE MATHER 
 
 (DURSTINE) 
 (Wife of No. 945; Sister of Nos. 1375, 2175) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 16, 1872, Du Page 
 Tp., 111.; d. Jonathan (b. O s, 1849, N. Y.) 
 and Elizabeth (Sprague) Mather (b. S 12, 1848 
 Du Page, 111.). Prepared in Joliet H. S. Ale 
 thenai, Pres.; Y. W. C. A., Pres.; Pres., Class, 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Married Warren Ed 
 ward Durstine ('96), F 10, 1900. Children 
 John Elliott, b. D 10, 1900; Emery Mather 
 b. Mr 31, 1902; Warren Edward, Jr., b. Ap 24 
 1909; Elizabeth Emma, b. My 11, 1916. Ad 
 dress, 107 Burton Ave.. Cleveland. 
 
 976. CHARLES JACOB MAXWELL 
 
 (Brother of No. 1740) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 29, 1874, 
 Litchfield, 111.; s. Geo. Lewis (b. 1840, near 
 Marion, Pa.) and Katherine Dow (Johnson) 
 Maxwell (b. 1848, Schodack Landing, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Chem. with 
 Darling & Co., Union Stock Yards, Chicago. 
 Address, Union Stock Yards, Chicago.! 
 
 977. EDWARD LAWRENCE MILNE 
 Teacher; B. S.; M. S., 1900; b. Lockport, 
 
 111.; s. William (b. do.) and Fanny (Parker) 
 Milne (b. Syracuse, N. Y.). Prepared in Chi- 
 cago Man. Tr. Sch. Class Pres.; Varsity Track 
 Team. Instr., Univ. of 111., 1897-1907; Cham- 
 paign H. S., 1909 — ; H. S., Lake Forest, 111. 
 Address, 402 Washington St., Champaign. 
 
 978. MINNIE ROSE MOORE 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 14, 1872, French 
 Grove, 111.; d. George and Ruth A. (McCoy) 
 Moore. Address, 411 Marigold Ave., Altadena, 
 Calif. 
 
 979. JEDIDIAH D. MORSE 
 Banker; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 13, 1874, 
 
 Champaign Co.; s. James Madison (b. Je 19, 
 1836, Madison Co., N. Y.) and Elizabeth 
 Julia (Hart) Morse (b. Ja 9, 1838, Chau- 
 tauqua Co., N. Y.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Shield and 
 Trident; Pres., Ath. Assn.; Leader, Mando- 
 lin Club. Asst. Cashier, E. J. Morse & Son, 
 Bankers, 1897-1905; Cashier, Morse Bros. & 
 Co., Bankers, 1905-12; Cashier, Morse St. Bank 
 (successors to Morse Bros. & Co., Bankers), 
 1912-16; Pres., Morse St. Bank of GifFord, 
 1916 — . Married Frances Elizabeth Todd, Je 
 9, 1897, Champaign. Children: Finley Breese, 
 b. Je 4, 1898; James Todd, b. O 3, 1899; 
 Madison Bruce, b. Ap 12, 1905; John D., b. 
 S 26, 1906. Address, Gilford, 111. 
 
 980. SAMUEL THEODORE MORSE 
 
 (Husband of No. 1065) 
 
 Co. Surveying and Drainage Specialist; B. S. 
 
 in C. E.; b. D 26, 1872, Carlinville, 111.; s. 
 
 Theodore (b. Hubbleston, Mass.) and Emma 
 
1896] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 95 
 
 (Welton) Morse (b. Carlinville, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Carlinville H. S.; Blackburn Coll., 
 1890-3. Class Football; Track team. Engr. 
 and Supvr.. I. C. R. R., 1896-1902; C. & E. I. 
 R. R., 1903-4; Co. Surv., Macoupin Co., 1904-8; 
 Res. Engr. with I. T. S., 1905; Drainage Spe- 
 cialist. Elder in Presby. Church; mem., M. 
 W. A. Married Grace May Munhall ('97), Jl 
 5, 1897, Champaign. Children: Alice May, b. 
 Mr 29, 1898; Frederick Samuel, b. F 17, 1900; 
 Marion Orace, b. Jl 25, 1901; David Theodore, 
 b. O IS, 1902; Edith Estelle, b. D 16, 1904; 
 Ruth Valentine, b. F 14, 1906; Jesse Welton, 
 b. O 4, 1908; Thomas Munhall, b. Je 10, 191 1; 
 William Henry, b. O 13, 1912; Jonathan Ed- 
 ward; Paul Mason. Address, Carlinville, 111. 
 
 981. JAMES WILLIAM MYERS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 14, 1869, 
 Ladoga, Ind.; s. William Jasper (b. O 1840, 
 Brazil, do.) and Luisa (Jackson) Myers (b. 
 1846, Peru, do.). Prepared in Chrisman H. S. 
 Philomathean; Illini staff. Teacher, Normal, 
 111., 1897; Prin. Sec. Ward Sch., Urbana, 1898; 
 traveling salesman for Atkinson & Co., Cham- 
 paign, 1898-1900; teacher in Utah, Wyo. and 
 Idaho, 1900-4; Supvr. teacher for dist. of 
 Calumpit, Bulacan, P. I., 1904 — . Address.'^ 
 
 982. ISABELLE NOBLE 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 983, 1938, 7843) 
 Poultry Fancier; A. B. in L. &.«..; b. N 22, 
 1872, Todd's Point, 111.; d. Robert (b. 1849, 
 Massillon, O.) and Jane (Harmount) Noble 
 (b. 1849, New Haven, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Shelbyville, 111., and Univ. Acad. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta; Y. W. C. A.; Alethenai; Class 
 Historian; Girls' Tennis Club. Phys. Instr., 
 Hartford, Conn., 1899-1904. Address, Days- 
 land, Alberta, Can. 
 
 983. MARY ELIZABETH NOBLE 
 ■ (Sister of Nos. 982, 1938, 7843) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 15, 1874, Todd's 
 Point, 111.; d. Robert Cooper (b. F 21, 1848, 
 Massillon, O.) and Jennie Elizabeth (Har- 
 mount) Noble (b. New Haven, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Shelbyville H. S.; Univ. Acad. Y. W. 
 C. A.; Phi Beta Kappa; Alethenai; Kappa 
 Alpha Theta; lllio Bd; Taught in Champaign 
 pub. schs., 1898-1901. Mem., Y. W. C. A. in 
 Wichita; Bethany Circle; 20th Century Club; 
 Baptist Church. Address, 1230 N. Waco Ave., 
 Wichita, Kan. 
 
 984. WILLIAM NOBLE 
 
 Dealer in Wholesale Grain and Seed; A. B. 
 in L. & A. ; b. O 7, 1872, Massillon, O.; s. 
 William (b. Ag 15, 1845, Massillon, O.) and 
 Margaret E. (Ball) Noble (b. Ag 3, 1847, Can- 
 ton. O.). Prepared in Western Reserve Acad., 
 Hudson, O. Phi Delta Theta. Maj. Q. M. C, in 
 charge of hosp. const, work. Grand Central 
 Palace, N. Y. Married Effie E. Smith, Ap 17, 
 1 901, Foosland, 111. Children: William, Jr., b. 
 Ja 18, 1902 (died Ag 10, 1903); Margaret S., 
 b. My 18, 1904; John, b. O 22, 1906; Mary 
 Alice, b. F 4, 1912; Elizabeth, b. N 17, 1915. 
 Address, Gibson City, 111. 
 
 985. EDWARD ELLSWORTH ORR 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 2, 1863, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. James (b. F 19, 1824, near 
 Nashville, Tenn.) and Sarah (Brown) Orr (b. 
 near Jerseyyille, 111.). Prepared in Pub. Schs. 
 and Gem City Bus. Coll. Track Team; Prohi- 
 bition Club; Y. M. C. A.; Ath. Assn. Drafting 
 and Arch, work in Quincy and Chicago, 1897- 
 1Q04; Holabird & Roche, I. C. R. R. and-Wid- 
 man, Walsh and Boissalier and others, 1896- 
 1905; Ceiling Salesman, Wheeling Corrugating 
 Co., 1905-7; Carpenter work, 1907-8; Confec- 
 tionery, 1908-12; Arch, and care of family 
 est., 1912 — . Mustered into Naval Reserves 
 at Quincy when organized and served as gun- 
 ner's mate — honorably discharged; Co. E, St. 
 
 Militia; Corp. Unit. 23, Volunteer Defense 
 League. Mem., A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. 
 Married Annetta Sarah Gav, N 30, 1905, St. 
 Louis. Address, 721 Broadway, Quincy, 'ill. 
 
 986. JOHN EDWARD PFEFFER 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 16, 1869; 
 s. Wilham (b. Ap 16. 1842, Jasper, Ind.) and 
 Mary (Jochim) Pfeffer (b. Ap 14, 1852, Ferdi- 
 nand, Ind.). Prepared in Ind. Norm. Sch., 
 Valparaiso, Ind. Ath. Assn.; M. E. and E. E. 
 Socs.; Football team, Capt. and Mgr.; Baseball 
 team; Ilhm Bd. of Mgrs.; lllio Bd. Football 
 Coach, Monmouth Coll., 1896; Experimenter 
 and Draftsman, Deering Harvester (io., 1897-8; 
 Designer of air compressors. Gate Iron Works, 
 1899; Consulting Engr. and Testing for the 
 Lyman Water Circulating & Heating Co., 1900; 
 Const. Engr., Foyer Pneumatic Carrying Co., 
 1901; Factory Engr., Tests and Experimenta- 
 tion, West. Elec. Co., 1Q03; Mgr., Continental 
 Engng. Co., 1905; Chief Engr., The Electropure 
 Process Co., Chicago, 1917— • Inventions: >^on- 
 troller of Pneumatic Traveller for cash carrying 
 system for Payer Pneumatic Co.; Radially op- 
 posed multiple cylinders, internal combustion 
 engine, Pat. No. 157,985; Horizontal directly 
 opposed internal combustion engine with trunk 
 piston, Pat. No. 218,9^4; Concentric Cylinder, 
 Vertical Double Cylinder, Single Crank Internal 
 Combustion Engine, serial No. 761,539; system 
 of purifying foods by electricity as applied for 
 and assigned to the Electropure Process Co., 
 Mr 13. 1918. Auth.: Elec. Design, Electricitv, 
 1897; Serial of 26 articles. Motor Vehicle 
 Const., Auto Rev.. 1904-5. Mem., K. of C; 
 ^igr-. Com. of Chicago to manage affairs of 
 Conf. Colls.; Ath. Assn., 1900-10; mem., Nat. 
 Cyclopedia of Am. Biog., 1917 — . Address. 
 911 Woman's Temple, Chicago. 
 
 987. FRANCIS MARION PHILLIPPI 
 Actuary; A. B.; b. Jl 13, 1871, Burnside, 111.; 
 s. Alex (b. 1833, Westmoreland Co., Pa.) and 
 Mary (Swartz) Phillippi (b. 1833. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Carthage Coll. Taught Sch., Burnside, 
 111., 1896-7; studied law, Urbana, 1897-1900; 
 taught sch.. Rising City, Neb., igoo-i; Asst., 
 Actuary's Office, St. Louis, Chicago and Rock 
 Island, 1902-5; Nashville, Tenn., 1905-8; Actu- 
 ary, Ins. Dept., Columbia, S. C, 1908-11; Ac- 
 tuary Southeastern Life Ins. Co.. Greenville, 
 S. C, 1911-12; Actuary, Life & Casualty Ins. 
 Co. of Tenn., Nashville, Tenn.; Sec. and Ac- 
 tuary Southeastern Life Ins. (To., Greenville, 
 S. C, 1913-17. Married Rosa Cook, Auburn, 
 Ala.. Je 6, 1912. Children: Francis Marion, 
 b. D 21, 1915; George McCown, b. D 13, 1917. 
 ■■iddress, Columbia, S. C. 
 
 988. ROBERT KNIGHT PORTER 
 (Brother of No. 1076) 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. 1874, Urbana; 
 s. Jasper W. and Clara J. (Chamberlain) Porter. 
 .Address, Jerome, Ariz. 
 
 989. MATHEW AARON REASONER 
 (Brother of No. 1755) 
 Lt. Col., Med. Corps, U. S. A.; B. S.; M. D., 
 1899; b. S I, 187s, New London, la.; s. John 
 Rogers (b. 1840, V^Jgt Union, O.) and Kathar- 
 ine (Malone) Rea^ner (b. 1842, Lafayette, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Tolono H. S. Nu Sigma 
 Nu; Mgr., Mandolin and Guitar Club in P. 
 & S. House Surg, and Instr., Physics, P. 
 & S., 1898-9; Asst. Surg., Mex. Cent. R. R.; 
 in Army Med. Sch., Washington, D. C, 1905-6; 
 Asst. Prof., Pathology and Bacterid., Army 
 Med. Sch., Washington, D. C, 1914-17; Lt. 
 Col. in N. A., 1918 — . Auth.: Uterine Colic, 
 Pelvic Infections, Jour. III. St. Med. Soc; 
 Water Supply and Sewage Disposal, Morrison- 
 Tille Times; Wasserman Reaction in the Mil. 
 Service, Mil. Surg., 1910; Technique for Salvar- 
 san Injection, Jour. A. M. A., 1911; Dangers of 
 
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 Salvarsan, do., 191 1; Therapeutics of Lues., 
 Med. Sentinel, 191 1; numerous articles and 
 co-ed. of textbooks .on Lues, and on editorial 
 staff of A)n. Jour. *Mem., A. M. A.; Assn. of 
 Mil. Surgs. ; Army and Navy Clubs, Manila, 
 P. L; Portland Cml. Club; Arlington Club, 
 Portland, Ore. Married Mabel Sparks Milnor, 
 Je 10, 1909, Litchfield, 111. Child, Alice Milnor, 
 b. D 31, 1911. Address, 1731 S St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 990. GEORGE EDWARD ROW 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 18, 1873. 
 
 Centralia, III.; s. Samuel (b. Mr 6, 1830, 
 Greenburg, Pa.) and Susan (Brown) Row 
 (b. Je 10, 1840, Nashville, Tenn.). Prepared 
 in Centralia H. S. Capt., Univ. Regt. Mech. 
 Engr., i896-7'; Draftsman, 1898-1901; Chief 
 Engr., 1901. Mem., M. E. Church; Semon 
 Lake Country Club. Married Edith A. Bald- 
 win, Je 30, 1910. Children: Edward George, 
 b. Ap 8, 1912; Harold James, b. Jl 22, 1917. 
 Address, 6010 N. 25th St.. Omaha, Neb.; bus. 
 add., Paxton and Vierling Iron Works, do. 
 
 991. JOHN CALVART SAMPLE 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S.; M. Arch., 1897; b. 
 
 D 5, 1869, Lebanon, la.; s. E. B. and M. An 
 geline (Frazee) Sample. Prepared in Kcosau- 
 qua, la. B. C. E., la. St. Coll.; C. E., 1905, 
 la. St. Coll. Pres., Hawkins Iron Const. Co. 
 of N. Y. City; Pres. and Treas., Indus. Iron 
 Co., Inc., N. Y. City, 191 1—. C. E., Pub. 
 Service Reserve, 191 7 — . Auth. : Properties of 
 Steel Sections, McGraw Pub. Co., N. Y., 190S; 
 Pamphlet, Burcharz Fireproof Floor Const., 
 1910. Married Elizabeth Thacher. Je 7, 1905, 
 N. Y. City. Child, John Edwin, b. O 30, 1916. 
 Address, 74 Elm St., Flushing, N. Y.\bus. add., 
 I Madison Ave., do. 
 
 992. HARRY J. SAUNDERS 
 Physician; B. S. in Chem.; M. D., 1905; 
 b. D 23, 1871, Chicago; s. Thos. B. (b. 1S37, 
 Eng.) and Mary C. Saunders (b. 1837, do.). 
 • Prepared in Lake H. S., Chicago. lUio Bd.; 
 Class Track Team; Varsity Football and Base- 
 ball Teams. Chief Chem., Mut. Fuel & Gas 
 Co., Chicago, 1886-7; Chem. and Asst. Supt., 
 Northwestern Chem. Co., U. S. Yards, 1897-01; 
 Asst. Surg., John H. Woodbury Inst., 1901-4; 
 Consulting Office Mgr., Dr. Pratt Inst., 1904. 
 Invented condenser for phosphorus fumes, 1S9S; 
 Multiple Needle device in Electrolysis for re- 
 moval of abnormal growths, 1902. Ed., Health 
 and Beauty Columns, Pop. Dom. Sc. Monthly. 
 Pres., Nat. Med. Electrotherapeutic Soc, 1904; 
 Chicago Med. Soc; Electro-Therapeutic Soc; 
 Inst, of Chem., Nat. Med. Coll. Married Vic 
 toria Ward, 1900 (died 1901); Frances Wilcox, 
 1903. Address, 3837 Campbell St., Kansas City, 
 Mo. 
 
 993. GEORGE HARVEY SCOTT 
 
 (Husband of No. 943) 
 Dean and Prof.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 2, 
 1873, Thomasboro, 111.; s. Franklin Draper (b. 
 S 8, 1842, St. Johnsbury, Vt.) and Elizabeth 
 (Lukens) Scott (b. Ag 9, 1851. Disko, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Rantoul H. S. A. M., Harvard, 
 1902. Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Mil. Scholarship. Taught, H. S., 
 Mattoon, 1 896-1900; stud.J^Harvard, 1900-2; 
 taught, Yankton Coll., 1902-17; (on leave from 
 Yankton Coll. during sch. yr., 1909-10) time 
 spent at Univ. of 111. as Asst. in Math, and 
 Grad. Stud.; Prin., Benzonia Acad., 1917-18; 
 Dean of Men and Prof, of Math., Doane Coll., 
 1918 — . Mem., Congr. Church; Am. Math. 
 Soc; S. Dak. Educ. Assn. Married Mary 
 Maude Cole ('96), D 31. 1897. Rantoul, 111. 
 Children: William Arthur, b. N 23, 1898; 
 Franklin Daniel, b. Jl 4. 1901; Irving Cole, 
 b. Je 7, 1904 (died N 10, 1904); Mary Eliza- 
 beth, b. O II, 1905; Clara Lavinia, b. Mr 21, 
 1907. Address, Crete, Neb. 
 
 994. JOHN CLARK SHEA 
 Automobile Salesman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 
 23, i87(K Decatur, 111.; s. John G. (b. Jl i, 1842, 
 Kerry Co., Ire.) and Susannah (Clark) Shea 
 (b. Jl 17, 1845, Buckhannan, W. Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. S. Orchestra; Stud. 
 Dancing Club; Ath. Club. Mgr., Gem City 
 Paving Brick Co., Quincy, 111., 1896-1902; 
 Danville Brick Co., 1902-7; Partner, (Thamper 
 iS; Shea, Auto Garage & Sales Agency, 1907-10; 
 City Salesman, McDuffee Auto Co., 1911-16; 
 Pearson Buck Co., 1916-17; Peerless Motor Car 
 Co., 1917; Kissel Kar Co., 1917 — ; Mgr., Used 
 Car Dept. Married Frances Meyer, Mr 21, 
 1914. Address, 122 E. 4gth St., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 50 E. 26th St., do. 
 
 995. ALEXANDER MARTIN SIMONS 
 Sch. Prin.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 17, 1875, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. Joseph (b. Mr 18, 1833, Mentz, 
 Ger.) and Maria DeKraft (Miller) Simons (b. 
 
 5 20, 1849, Quincy, 111.). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Pres., E. E. Soc. Draftsman, 1896; 
 Bicycles, export trade, 1897; Civ. Engr., C. B. 
 
 6 Q.; first class mach., U. S. Navy, 1898; 111. 
 Naval Reserve Engr., 1899-1900; Instr., Math, 
 and Asst. Prin., H. S., Quincy, 111., 1900-6; 
 .Automobile Bus., 1907; V. Prin., H. S., 1908; 
 Prin., 1908 — . Lt. Commander and Ex. Officer, 
 III. Nav. Reserves, 1900-7; do., retired list for 
 life; Capt., Co. D, 2d Calif. Inf., Mexican Bor- 
 der Service. Pres., Calif. Interscholastic Fed., 
 1914-18; Pres., Visalia Bd. of Trade, 1916-17; 
 Treas., Calif. Teachers' Assn., 1914-18; Pres., 
 Cent. Calif. Teachers' Assn.; Pres., Co. Bd. of 
 Educ, Tulare Co., Calif., 1911-14; Sec, West. 
 Soc. Assn. Engrs.; A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Cecile Rose Heckle, Ag i, 1908, Los 
 Angeles. Address, Box 477, Visalia. Calif. 
 
 996. SHERMAN SMITH 
 Farmer and Ranchman; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 
 22, 1869, LeRoy, 111.; s. J. V. (b. O 27, 1837, 
 Newark, O.) and Sarah A. (Mareau) Smith 
 (b. Mr 12, 1847, Lewiston, Me.). Prepared in 
 LeRoy H. S. Sig^ma Chi; Baseball. Arch. 
 Draftsman; Farmer and Ranchman, 1898 — . 
 Married Rose Schwingle, Ja 15, 1902, Jolly, la. 
 Children: J. V., b. N 6, 1902; John Sherman, b. 
 O 4, 1904; Stuart, b. D 26. 1906; Walter Fred- 
 erick, b. My 6, 1909. Address, Howard, Kan.f 
 
 997. WILLIAM LaBARTHE STEELE 
 
 (Husband of No. 879) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 2, 1875, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Robert Chiyon (b. Mf 13, 
 1846, Chester Co., Pa.) and Mary E. (La- 
 I3arthe) Steele (b. N 30, 1852, Springfield, 
 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Sigma 
 Chi; Arch. Club; Shield and Trident; Spald- 
 ing Cilub; Glee Club; Illustrator '96 Illio; 
 Technograph Bd. ; Class Song; Leader of 
 Band; Scholar, Mus., 1895-6. Arch. Drafts- 
 man, 1896-1900; Chicago, 1904; Sioux City, 
 1904-s; mem. firm. Beach and Steele, 1905-7; 
 Practising alone, 1907. Numerous addresses 
 and lectures. Mem., U. S. Pub. Service Re- 
 serve, 1917; Four Minute Orgn., 1917; War 
 Service League of Woodberry Co., 1918; C. E. 
 Club; Bd. of Trustees, Calvary Cemetery Assn.; 
 Dir., Choir Sacred Heart Church, 1902-4; do., 
 la. Soc Archs. ; mem., Sioux City Rotary Club; 
 K. of C.; Sioux City Country Club; Shore Aero 
 Boat Club; Chm., Comn. to draw up Bldg. Code 
 for Sioux City, 1913-14; Bd. of Examiners, City 
 Bldg. Insp., 1914-18; Cml. Club; Nat. Assn. 
 Stationary Engrs. Married Mariana Green 
 Cos), Ap 30, 1901, St. Louis. Children: 
 Mariana, b. Je 10, 1903; Melissa, b. N 6, 1905; 
 William LaBarthe, Jr., b. Ag 25, 1907; Har- 
 riett Gertrude, b. F 27, 1909 (died Je 8, 1910); 
 Jane Raymond, b. Mr 26, 1910; Sarah Greene, 
 b. Ap 23, igi6. Address, 2512 Jackson St., 
 Sioux City, la.; bus. add.. United Bank Bldg., 
 do. 
 
1896] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 97 
 
 998. PERCY ALLYN STONE 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 22, 1871, near Springfield, 
 111.; s. Tames Ashal (b. My 6, 1842, do.) and 
 Eliza (Allyn) Stone (b. JI 7, 1844, near VVav- 
 erly, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Y. 
 M. C. A.; Philomathean; Glee Club; Band; 
 Hatchet Orator. With Chicago Elec. Protec- 
 tive Assn., 1896-7; returned to farm, and 
 engaged in farming, stock raising and fruit 
 growing. Enlisted in St. Militia, as a mem. of 
 Regt. Band, 1892. Mem., Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Jessie A. Goltra, S 2, 1903, Jacksonville, 
 111. Children: RoIIand, b. N 7, 1905; Mildred 
 Elizabeth, b. Jl 31, ign. Address, R. 4, 
 Springfield, Ill.f 
 
 999. OSCAR EMIL STREHLOW 
 (Brother of No. 1983) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 191 1; b. Ja 
 21, 1873, Areola, 111.; s. Henry (b. Jl 26, 1842, 
 Ger.) and Magdalena (Baehr) Strehlow (b._ Tl 
 J2, i8c3, Cleveland). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. I. C. R. R., 1896; U. S. Govt., 1896- 
 1904; U. S. Asst. Engr., 1904; Chief Engr. 
 with James O. Heyworth, Engr. and Contr., 
 Chicago. Inventor of Jack-knife Dump Vehicle, 
 1906; Skips for derricks or cableways, 1908; 
 Combination Clamp and Thimble for wire rope, 
 iQio; Runways for Excavating Machines, 1916. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. ; West. Soc. of Engrs. ; Nat. 
 Geog. Soc; Univ. Club of Chicago; Chicago 
 Engrs. Club; Illini Club of Chicago; Birchwood 
 Country Club; New Evanston Golf Club. Mar- 
 ried Mrs. Elizabeth R. Cissna. My 7, 1912. 
 Children: Clara Rand and Theodore J. Ad- 
 dress, 727 Michigan Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. 
 add., 606 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1000. DON SWENEY 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F i, 1872, 
 Mason City, 111.; s. John iViiies (b. N 21, 1846, 
 Gettysburg, Pa. ) and Cecilia (Townsend) 
 Sweney (b. O 5, 1845, Goshen, N. J.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Soc. of M. and E. E. ; 
 Capt. of Football Team, 1897. Locomotive 
 Fireman, I. C. R. R., Champaign 1896-7; Fel- 
 low in M. E., Univ. of 111., 1807-8; Locomotive 
 Experimenting, 1898-9; Draftsman, C. B. & Q. 
 R. R., 1899; .^sst. to Div. Master Mechanic, 
 C. B. &• Q. R. R., Galesburg, 1899 1903; Asst. 
 Road Foreman of Engines, Galesburg Div., 
 1903-5; R. F. Engines, Aurora Div., igo"; — ; 
 R. F. Engines, Chicago Div., 191 5 — . Married 
 Lena Josephine Dolder, D 7, 1899. Child, Don 
 Dolder, b. O 22, 1907. Address, Riverside, 111. 
 
 looi. FRED LAWRENCE THOMPSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 1782) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F i, 1873, 
 Grandview, 111.; s. Edward Taylor (b. Mr 14, 
 
 1843, Zanesville, O.) and Mina J. (McDonald) 
 Thompson (b. 1852, 111.). Prepared in DePauw 
 Univ. Acad. Phi Delta Theta; C. E. Soc; Base- 
 ball Team. Rodman, I. C. R. R., 1896-9; Asst. 
 Engr., do., 1899-1903; Roadmaster, do., 1003-7; 
 Asst. Engr. of Bridges, do., 1907-10; Engr., 
 Bridges and Bldgs., do., 1910-13; Engr., Const., 
 do., 1913-15; Asst. Chief Engr., do., 1915-18; 
 Chief Engr., do., 1918 — . Mem., West. Soc. 
 Engrs.; Chicago Engrs. Club; Am. R. R. Engrs. 
 Assn. Married Maude Nellie Martin, N 21, 
 1900, Terre Haute, Ind. Children: Donna 
 Grace, b. Ag 5, 1903; Ruth Louise, b. Jl i, 1911. 
 Address, 6322 Ingleside Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1002. CHARLES EDWIN VAN ORSTRAND 
 
 Physical Geologist; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 8, 
 
 1870, Pekin, 111.; s. Charles Gregory (b. S 16, 
 
 1844, White Hall, 111.) and Mary Margaret 
 (Van Deusen) Van Orstrand (b. S 14, 1849, 
 Kinderhook, N. Y.).* Prepared in Pekin H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. M. S., Mich., 1898. , Nautical Al- 
 manac Office, Naval Obs., 1898-1900; Asst., do.; 
 
 .Asst., Phys. Geol., U. S. Sur. and Lecturer on 
 Mech., George Washington Univ., 1901 — . 
 Auth.:(with A. L. Day) The Black Body and the 
 Measurement of Extreme Temperatures, Astro- 
 physical Jour., vol. xix, pp. 1-40, 1904; Smith- 
 sonian Math.; Tables, Hyperbolic Functions, 
 (with George F. Becker), pp., 51-321, 1909; 
 Smithsonian Inst.; Inverse Interpolation by 
 Means of a Reversed Series, Philosophical Mag., 
 pp. 628-638, 1908; Reversion of Power Series, 
 do., 1910, pp., 366-376, 1910; A Simple Apnli- 
 cation of the Theory of Probabilities to Weather 
 Predictions, Monthly Weather Review, 1909; 
 Prelimin. Report on the Diffusion of Solids, 
 C. E. Van Orstrand and F. P. Dewey, Profes- 
 sional Paper 95, U. S. Geol. Sur., 1915. Mem., 
 .Am. Math. Soc; Phil. Soc, Washington; Am. 
 Phys. Soc; Astron. and Astrophysical Soc; 
 Am. Breeders' Assn.; A. A. A. S.; Geol. Soc. 
 of Washington; Washington Acad. Sc; Soc. 
 Francaise de Physique; Y. M. C. .A.: M. E. 
 Church. Address, U. S. Geol. Sur., Washing- 
 ton. D. C. 
 
 1003. CHARLES ROY VICKERY 
 Physician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 15, 1871, 
 
 Dwight, 111.; s. John (b. 1827, Eng. ) and Mary 
 (Staley) Vickery (b. 1832, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Dwight H. S.; O. Wesleyan Prep. Sch. M. 
 D., Hahnemann Med. Coll.; Univ. of Paris and 
 Berlin, 1897-98; Univ. of Berlin, 1901-2; Ind. 
 Inst. Homeopathy, 1902. Married Myrtle Mar- 
 tin, Je 12, 1901, Dwight, III. Address, 916 Riv- 
 erside Drive, South Bend, Ind.f 
 
 1004. THEODORE WEINSHANK 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S.; M. E., 1909; b. Ag 15, 
 
 1865, Russia; s. Benedick and Liebe (Mohilner) 
 Weinshank of Russia. Prepared in (}ymna- 
 sium of Russia. With B. F. Sturtevant Co., 
 1896-1901; with the Nat. Blower Co., Milwau- 
 kee, 1901-3: with Warren Webster Co., 1903 — . 
 Mem., A. S. M. E., 1906; Am. Soc. Heat and 
 Vent. Engrs., 1907; Indianapolis Athenaum, 
 1910; Nat. Assn. Stationary Engrs., 1905. 
 Married Sophia Weinshank, Mr 10, 1885, 
 Mitchell, S. Dak. Children: Annie, b. D 2, 
 i88n; Willie, b. Ap 23, 1892; Harry, b. Ja 
 23, 1898. Address, 821 Hume Mansen Bldg.,' 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 1005. REBECCA GASKIN WHARTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 30, iS-i, 
 Payson, III; d. Henry (b. S 17, 1845, Philadel- 
 phia) and Mary Ann (Gilbert) Wharton (b. F 
 7, 1840, Payson, 111.). Prepared in Payson H. 
 S.; Shurtleff Coll., Upper Alton. Kap-^a Alpha 
 Theta; Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.; Girls' Basket- 
 ball Team; Pres., Stud. Assn., 1894. Instr., 
 Lat. and Hist. M. L., Univ. of Calif., 1912; 
 Dean of Women of Riverside Jr. Coll. Auth. : 
 The Gadsden Treaty, My 1912. Address, 981 
 West Eighth St., Riverside, Calif. 
 
 1006. SOLON MARX WHITE 
 Physician; B. S.; b. Jl 16, 1873, Hokah, 
 Minn.; s. Solon C. (b. 1838, Barnston, Can.) 
 and Anna C. (Armstrong) White (b. 1844). 
 Prepared in Sandwich H. S. Nu Sigma Nu. 
 M. D., 1897, Northwestern. Interne Cook Co. 
 Hosp., Chicago, 1897-8; Demonstrator of Path, 
 and Bact., Univ. of Minn., 1 898-1900; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1900-1908; Assoc. Prof., Medicine, 
 Univ. of Minn., 1908—; Physician and Special- 
 ist in Internal Med.; Pathologist to City Hosp., 
 Northwestern and St. Barnabas Hosps. ; Maj., 
 U. S. A., Base Hosp., 26. Auth. of numerous 
 articles on Pathology and Internal Medicine. 
 Mem., Sigma Xi; Libn., Hennepin Co. Med. 
 Soc; Minneapolis Med. Club; Pres., Minneap- 
 olis Path. Soc, 1903-4; Pres.. Minn. Acad, of 
 Med., 1910-11; Am. Assn. of Path, and Bact., 
 1901-3; Minn. St. Med. Soc. Married Sara 
 Miner Abbott, Jl 25, 1900. Children: Asher 
 
University of Illinois 
 
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 Miner, b. Ag i, 1901; Anna Elizabeth, b. My 8, 
 1903; Mary Grace, b. D 23, 1906. Address, 424 
 Walnut St., S. E., Minneapolis; bus. add., 910 
 Donaldson Bldg., Minneapolis. 
 
 1007. MYRON ELWIN WHITHAM 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 30, 1873, 
 Warren, 111.; s. John (b. F 5, 1846, Sanitaria 
 Springs, N. Y.) and Alzina (Matson) Whitliam 
 (b. O 5, 1848, Thompson Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Warren H. S. Asst. Engr., to J. M. Whitham, 
 Philadelphia, one and one half yrs. ; Engr., 
 Swift & Co., Chicago, five yrs.; Engr., Loomis 
 Pettibone Co., N. Y., one yr.; Salesman, R. D. 
 Wood & Co., Philadelphia, two yrs.; Consulting 
 Engr., Belting and Mach. Mfg. Co., Atlas En- 
 gine Works, Rochester, N. Y., two yrs.; Con- 
 sulting and Contr. Engr. for self, three and 
 one half yrs. Capt. Engrs., U. S. R., 191 7; 
 Camp Lee, Va., on active duty, 1918; Vancouver 
 Barracks, 604th Engrs., Washington, 1918. 
 Mem., 32d degree Mason and Shriner; Roches- 
 ter Engng. Soc; Universal Craftsman Council 
 of Engrs.; Rochester Consistory and Damascus 
 Temple of Mystic Shrine. Married Irma D. 
 McCoy, Je 30, 1902. Child, Bernice Eloise, 
 b. My 18, 1903. Address, 621 Grand Ave., 
 Rochester, N. Y.; bus. add., 711 Powers Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 CLASS OF 1897 (79 
 
 loio. GEORGE FORBES ANDERSON 
 Supt., Bridges and Bldgs.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. Jl 17, 1871, Anna, 111.; s. James (b. Ap i8, 
 1834, Dunblane, Scotland) and Mary Jane (iNIc- 
 Neill) Anderson (b. Ag 29, 1836, Hudson, N. 
 Y.). 'Prepared in Pub. Schs.; So. 111. Norm., 
 1886-90. Y. M. C. A.; C. E. Club; Ath. and 
 Mil. Clubs; Lambda Chi; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Instr., Mil. Sc. and Tactics. 1897. Draftsman, 
 B. C. M. & I. Co., 1897; Rodman and Recorder, 
 U. S. Deep Waterways Sur., 1897-9; Bridge 
 Draftsman, I. C. R. R., 1899-1900; Engr., S. 
 F. P. & P. R. R., 1902 — ; Office Engr., S. F. 
 P. & P. R. R., 1902-12; Snpt.. Bridges, Bldgs., 
 and Water Service, A. T. & S. F. R. R.. S. F. 
 P. & P. Lines, 1912—. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Douglass Corps Cadets, three yrs.; Presby. 
 Church; Jr. mem., West. Soc. Engrs., 1898- 
 1900. Married Bertha C. Hall, Je 21, 1898, 
 Urbana (died S 7, 1902); D 31, 1903, Pres- 
 cott, Ariz. Address, 114 S. Summit St., Pres- 
 cott, Ariz.; c/o Chief Engr., S. F. P. & P. R. R. 
 
 loii. JAMES ELLIS ARMSTRONG 
 Dairyman; A. B. in L. & A.; B. S., 1903; b- 
 1874 in 111.; s. James D. Married Lydia Auten. 
 Address, Claremont, Ill.t 
 
 1012. GEORGE ANDREW BARR 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 25, 1873, 
 Manhattan, HI.; s. George (b. O 16, 1829, near 
 Londonderry, Ireland) and Jane (McGrath) 
 Barr (b. Je 8, 1839, Belliekelly, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Toliet H. S., and Prep. Sch., Univ. of 
 111. Phifomathean; Phi Delta Theta; Shield 
 and Trident; Pres., Fresh. Class; Assoc. Ed., 
 mini; Mgr., baseball team; representative of 
 Univ. at Washington's Birthday Celebration, 
 Union League Peace Club, Chicago. Studied 
 law till D 1899; Practising law, Joliet. 111.; 
 State's Atty., Will Co.. 111., 1908-12. Mem., 
 Union League Club, Joliet, 111.; Cml. Club, 
 Joliet; Hamilton Club, Chicago; Pres., Joliet 
 Assn. of Commerce, 191 7—; Am. Econ. Soc; 
 Presby. Church. Married Mary Speer, O 16, 
 1902. Children: James Worrell, b. Mr 9, 
 1904; Joseph Milton, b. Jl 11, 1903. Address. 
 206 3d Ave., Joliet, 111.; bus. add.. Woodruff 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 1013. THOMAS BEATTY BEADLE 
 Architect; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 18, 1874, 
 Kewanee, 111. ; s. J. G. Beadle. Address, Jar- 
 bridge, Nev., via Three Creeks, Idaho. t 
 
 1008. ROBERT WILLIAMS 
 Physician; A. B.; b. S 20, 1873, Carthage, 
 111.; s. Wesley Cutler (b. Ag 12, 1833, do.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Moore) Williams (b. Je 
 24, 1835, Wilmington, Del.). Prepared in Car- 
 thage Coll. Acad.; Carthage Coll., 1890-5. M. 
 D., Rush Med. Coll., 1900. Phys., Alden, 
 Minn., igoo-6; Phys., Minneapolis, 1906 — . 
 Chm., Med. Adv. Bd.; Mem., Epis. Church; 
 A. M. A.; Minn. St. Med. Soc; Hennepin Co. 
 Med Soc; Hennepin Co. Milk Com.; Pres., 
 Twin City Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn. Married 
 Martha Golden Davidson, O 15, 1901, Carthage, 
 111. Children: David, b. O 20, 1904; Robert 
 Westen, b. Jl 25, 1911; James Roland, b. Ja 
 15, 1914. Address, 3436 Chicago Ave., Minne- 
 apolis; bus. add., 608 Phys. and Surg. Bldg., do. 
 
 1009. WILBUR HOYT WRIGHT 
 Teacher; A. B.; b. D 4, 1874, Watseka, 111.; 
 s. Manliflf B. (b. Ontario, Can.) and Helen E. 
 Wright (b. N. Y. City). Prepared in Watseka 
 H. S. Phi Delta Theta. Teacher, Biol., 111. 
 Reserve Militia, Co. C, 2d Regt., 1917 — . 
 Married Laura Ward, Jl id, 1909, Chicago. 
 Children: Ward Wilbur, b. S 1913; Lawrence 
 Manliff, b. Ag 1916. Address, 267 Edgewood 
 PI., River Forest, 111.; bus. add., McKinley II. 
 S., Chicago. 
 
 LIVING, 12 DEAD) 
 
 1014. ALVIN CASEY BEAL 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 30, 1872, Mt. 
 Vernon, 111.; s. Lewis N. (b. Ap 28, 1844, 
 Allentown, Pa.) and Sarah Melissa (Casey) 
 Beal (b. Ap 14, 1847, Jefferson Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mt. Vernon H. S. M. S. A., Cornell 
 Univ., 1903; Ph. D., do., 1911. Mil. Club; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt.; Pres., Agr. Club; Hon. 
 Grad. in Mil. Sc, 1897. Foreman, Hort. 
 Dept., 111. Exp. Sta., 189S-9; Stud., Cornell, 
 1899-1900; Foreman, Agr. Greenhovises, 1900-1; 
 Asst., Hort., 1901-2; Asst., Floriculture, 
 1902-3; Instr., Floriculture, 1903-8; 1st Asst., 
 Floriculture, 111. Exp. Sta., 19089; Grad. 
 Asst., Hort., Cornell, 1900-10; Prof., Floricul- 
 ture and Land. Gard., Home Cor. Sch., 1910; 
 Asst. Prof., Floriculture, Cornell, 1911-13; 
 Prof., Floriculture, 1913 — . Auth.: Our Exp. 
 Sta. and What we Have Done, Florists' Ex- 
 change, vol. 25, 1907, pp. 279-314; Insecticides 
 for Thrips, IVcekly Florists' Rev., vol. 22, pp. 
 10-11; The Control of Thrips in Cucumber 
 Houses, Am. Florist, vol. 32, pp. 68-71; Tnrips 
 in Greenhouses, a Series of Articles in The 
 Gardeners' Chronicle of Am., 1908-1909; Sweet 
 Pea Evolution and Pollination, Am. Florist, vol. 
 36, 191 1, pp. 1284-85; Dwarf Sweet Peas, do., 
 vol. 36, 1911, pp. 1329-1331; Rpt. of Com. on 
 Floricultural Courses, Proc. Soc. Hort. Sc, 
 1913; Monographic Studies with Flowers, Proc. 
 Am. Soc. Sc, 1916; Articles on Cut-flower In- 
 dus., Florists' Plants, Peony Diseases, Rose and 
 Sweet Pea, Standard Cyclopedia of Hort., Cul- 
 ture of Garden Roses, Reading Course Lesson 
 121, Coll. of Agr., Cornell; The Carnation Bud 
 Rot, Hort., vol. 8, 1908, p. 777; Forcing Toma- 
 toes, Bui. 81, The Farmer's Flower Garden, 
 Circ. 46; The Window Garden, Circ. 47, 111. 
 .A.gr. Exp. Sta.; Hort. in So. 111., Ann. Rpt., 
 III. St. Farmers' Inst., 1898, pp. 56-61; Window- 
 flowering Sweet Peas, Bui. 319; Culture of Gar- 
 den Sweet Peas, Bui. 320; Classification of Gar- 
 den Varieties of the Sweet Pea, Bui. 342, Cor- 
 nell Agr. Exp. Sta.; Hist, and Evolution of the 
 Gladiolus, Ext. Bui. 9, Cornell Agr. Exp. Sta. 
 Mem., Congr. Church; Sigma Xi; Soc. of Am. 
 Florists; Nomenclature Com., Nat. Sweet Pea 
 Soc. of Am., 1910 — ; Chm., Nomenclature Com., 
 Nat. Gladiolus Soc. of Am., 191 1; Life mem., 
 111. St. Hort. Soc, 1902—; Life mem.. 111. St. 
 Florists* Assn., 1905 — ; Sec, do., 1906-7; Soc. 
 Am. Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists; 
 Sec, Am. Gladiolus Soc, 1917; Botanist, Soc. 
 of Am. Florists, 1912-13; mem., A. A. A. S.; 
 
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 Am. Soc. for Ilort. Sc, 1912; Com. on Re- 
 search Am. Soc. Hort. Sc, 1917 — ; Ara. Rose 
 Soc, 1913; Rose Test Garden Com. Married 
 Ervilla Belle LeFevre, D 31, 1899, Champaign. 
 Child, Elizabeth, b. Ag s, 1903. Address, 212 
 Kelvin PI.. Ithaca. N. Y. 
 
 1015. CHARLES DAVID BEEBE 
 Engr. and Electn.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 17, 
 1873, Chicago; s. Jonathan Willis (b. Jl 10, 
 1837, Elmira, N. Y.) and Frances M. (Bur- 
 rough) Beebe (b. D 19, 1847, Evanston, 111.). 
 Prepared in Evanston Tp. Sch. Pres., Glee 
 Club; Capt., Football team. Draftsman; Const. 
 Siupt.; Chief Engr. and Electn. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Address, 4210 Lake Park Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 1016. *EUGENE HERMANN BRANDT 
 Architect; B. S.; b. O 24, 1867, Irving, 111.; 
 s. John (b. D 7, 1833, Greenville, O.) and 
 Georgiana Brandt (b. S 20, 1850, Chaumont, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Westfield Acad., O., 
 Appleton City Acad., Appleton City, Mo., and 
 Rose Poly. Inst., Terre Haute, Ind., 1892. 
 Arch. Club. With Frederick E. Hill, Arch., 
 Kansas City, Mo., 1898-99; Broadway Mfg. Co., 
 Leavenworth, Kan., 1899; James Tyler & Son, 
 Arch., Lincoln, Neb., 1904; Asst. St. Arch., 
 Neb., 1906; Mowbray & Uffinger, Arch., N. Y. 
 City, 1907; Tyler & Brandt, Lincoln, Neb., 
 1907. Mem., Presby. Church. Married Jessie 
 Rowena Palmer, Ag 3, 1906, Lincoln, Neb. 
 Died N 24, igi8, Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 1017. RALPH WALDO BRAUCHER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 381, 382, 418, 633, 792) 
 Tree Expert; B. S. in Agr. ; b. F 10, 1871, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. Daniel Ludwig (b. Mr i, 1833, 
 Pickaway Co., O.) and Henrietta Curtis (Hill) 
 Braucher (b. Je i, 1831, Orange, N. H.). Pre- 
 pared in Lincoln H. S. Philomathean; Agr. 
 Club; Chem. Club; Nat. Hist. Soc. Asst. to S. A. 
 Forbes, 111. St. Entomologist, 1897-99, 1901-4; 
 Asst. to F. M. Webster, Chief Insp., O. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., 1900; Instr., Agr., Cherokee Orphan 
 Acad., Selina, I. T. ; Special work for control of 
 scale insects, Lincoln Park Commissioners, 1903; 
 Chicago, winters, 1902-3, 1904-5; Proprietor 
 Neoga Fruit Storage, Neoga, 111., 1904-18; 
 special work in Pomology and Testing of 
 Power Sprayers, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., summers, 
 1904-6; Special Field Agt., U. S. Bur. of En- 
 tomol. in charge of Mich. Field Lab. for the 
 study of deciduous fruit insects, 1908-10; Fel- 
 lowship, Cornell, 191 1-13; Prin., Davey Inst, of 
 Tree Surgery, Kent, O., 1912-17; Prin., Exten. 
 Dept., Davey Tree Expert Co., 1917. Auth. : 
 The One-Spray Method in the Control of the 
 Codling Moth and the Plum Curculio, by A. L. 
 Quaintance, E. L. Jenne, E. W. Scott and R. 
 W. Braucher, Washington, Govt. Print, office, 
 1910, Bui. 80 Pt. VII U. S. Bureau of Ento- 
 mology V; Exten. Course in Tree Surgery by 
 Davey Tree Expert Co., Kent, O. Mem., A. A. 
 A. S.; Assn. of Econ. Entomologists; Wash- 
 ington Entomol. Soc; Entomol. Soc. of Am.; 
 111. St. Hort. S9C.; Nat. Geog. Soc. Mar- 
 ried Mabel Harriett Hankinson, N 12, 1902, 
 Chicago. Children: son, born and died, D 27, 
 1907; Bertram Ralph, b. Ag 7, 1910. Address, 
 S48 N. Pine Ave., Chicago. 
 
 ioi8. *RALPH PLUMB BROWER 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 12, 1874, Dayton, 111.; 
 s. Irenens (b. 1839, Montgomery, N. Y.) and 
 Mary A. (Sprague) Brower (b. 1848, Anders, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Ottawa H. S. Pres., 
 Adelphic; Bus. Mgr., Technograph, 1897; Mil. 
 Club; Hazelton Medal; Capt., Univ. Regt. Civ. 
 Engr., Champaign, 1897; 2d Lt., U. S. A. by 
 Pres. McKinley; ist Lt., 1901. Mem., First 
 Congr. Church, Champaign. Died Ag 7, 1902, 
 Lake Tahoe, Calif. 
 
 1019. WALTER BURROWS BROWN 
 V. P., Chem. Works; B. S.; M. S., 1905; b. 
 Ap 23, 1874, Grand Detour, 111.; s. John S. (b. 
 1842, Stonington, Conn.) and Cornelia E. 
 (Turner) Brown (b. 1845, Grand Detour, 111.). 
 Prepared in Sterling H. S. Asst. Chem., Buffalo, 
 N. Y., 1897-9; Asst. Chem., C. & N. W. Ry., 
 Chicago, 1899-1900; Chief Chem., Morris & 
 Co., 1900-3; Gen. Supt., Victor Chem. Works, 
 Chicago, 1903-10; V. P., 1915 — . Mem., A. C. 
 S., 1900; Soc. Chem. Indus., 1900. Married 
 Antoinette Mae Farren, Ja 23, 1906, Paris, 
 France. Address, 5011 Blackstone Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Fisher Bldg., do. 
 
 1020. LUELLA EUGENIA BUCK (LINN) 
 (Wife of No. 968) 
 
 B. S. in L. & A.; b. O 28, 1875, Coldbrook, 
 N. Y.; d. Edson Allen (b. S 27, 1847, Worth- 
 ington, Mass.) and Caroline Howard (Burr) 
 Buck (b. Ag 9, 1849, do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Married Homer 
 R. Linn ('96), F 16, 1899, Philo, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Dorothy R. ; Virginia H.; David E. Ad- 
 dress, 321 S. Ashland Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 1021. FRANK READ CAPRON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 22, 1872, 
 Bentley, 111.; s. George W. (b. Jl 2, 1843, 
 Bentley, 111.) and Ellen (Bickford) Capron (b. 
 My 20, 1846, Quincy, 111.). Prepared in Car- 
 thage H. S. Arch., Sandwich, 111., 1898; Drafts- 
 man, Carthage, 111., 1899; U. S. Ry. Mail 
 Service, 1899-1905; Arch., Wichita. Kan., 
 1905-6; Draftsman, Virginia Bridge & Iron Co., 
 Southwestern Bridge Co., Morava Const. Co., 
 and Am. Bridge Co., 1907 — . Address, 436 W. 
 Williams St., Decatur, Ill.t 
 
 1022. HUBERT VINTON CARPENTER 
 
 (Husband of No. 1278) 
 Professor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 29, 1875, 
 Argo, 111.; s. Charles H. (b. 1827, Warren Co., 
 N. Y.) and M. Elizabeth (Burge) Carpenter 
 (b. 1839, do.). Prepared in No. 111. Coll., Fulton, 
 111. Y. M. C. A.; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; 
 M. E. and E. E. Socs.; Baseball. Asst., Phys., 
 Univ. of 111., 1897-9; Instr., 1899-1901; Asst. 
 Prof., Phys. and Elec. Engng., St. Coll. of 
 Wash., 1901-2; Prof., Mech. and Elec. Engng., 
 do., 1902- — -; Dean of Mech. Arts and Engng., 
 do., 1917 — . Auth.: A Study of the Con- 
 denser; A Method of Measuring Frequency; 
 A Method of Comparing Self Inductance; The 
 Flow of Steam in Pipes; Simplified Sag-Ten- 
 sion Formulas for Suspended Cables; Pamphlet, 
 H. Sch. Bui., The Physics Course in the Mod- 
 ern H. Sch. Mem., M. E. Church; Fellow, 
 A. I. E. E.; A. S. M. E. Married Maggie 
 Edith Staley ('99), Je 19, 1899, Urbana. Chil- 
 dren: Charles Benjamin, b. O 27, 1900; Flor- 
 ence, b. Jl 21, 1903; William Harold, b. Ag 29, 
 1906; Arthur Clarence, b. D 15, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, Pullman, Wash. 
 
 1023. MANLEY EARLE CHESTER 
 (Brother of No. 734) 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 29, 
 1876, Champaign; s. Elias Oscar (b. 1829, O.) 
 and Frances Virginia (Skinner) Chester (b. 
 1844, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. M. E. 
 and E. E. Socs.; Phi Delta Theta. With West. 
 Elec. Co., 1897-1910; with Goodyear Rubber 
 Insulating Co., Supt., mfr. of rubber covered 
 wires, 1910 — ; Sec. and Asst. Treas., Whitney 
 Blake C^o. Mem., Am. Soc. for Testing 
 Materials. Married Cornelia McCue, F 3, 
 1907, N. Y. City. Children: Bryant, b. Mr 26, 
 1908; Honore, b. Mr 25, 1914. Address, 225 
 W. 8oth St., N. Y. City; bus. add., c/o Whit- 
 ney-Blake Co., do. 
 
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 1024. OCTAVE BESANgON CLARKE 
 (Brother of Nos. 640, 641, 942) 
 Pres., Orchard Co.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 17, 
 
 1878, Quincy, 111.; s. Edwin Ambler (b. Je 8, 
 1839, Oswego, N. V.) and Leoline Francesca 
 (IJesanson) Clarke (b. Je 13, 1839, Natchez, 
 Miss.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Adelphic. 
 Mech. Engr., Am. Mfg. Co., N. Y., 1897-1900; 
 Arch, draftsman, 1901; Asst. Res. Engr., Union 
 Elec. Light & Power Co., St. Louis, 1902-3; 
 Supt. Const., Mech. Dept., Louisiana Purchase 
 Exposition Co., 1904; Supt. for Mauran, Russell 
 & Garden, Archs., 1905, U. S. Letters Patent 
 No. 734,222, 1903, for Dam Const.; Engr., 
 Hill & O'Meara Const. Co., St. Louis, 1906; 
 Supt., Frisco Mines and Tunnel Co., Animas 
 Forks, Colo., 1907-8; Engr., Rio Grande Water 
 and Land Corp., Albuquerque, N. M., 1909; 
 Pres., Virginia Orchard Co., Albuquerque, 
 N. ^L Mem., First Chiirch of Christ, Scientist, 
 Boston, Mass. Address, Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 1025. CHARLES VIRGIL CRELLIN 
 Prop., Mach. Co.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 21, 
 1870, Winfield, la.; s. E. M. (b. O.) and S. J. 
 (Simmons) Crellin (b. do.). Prepared in la. 
 Wesleyan Univ. Philomathean; Engng. Club. 
 Electn., Des Moines Elec. Light Co., 1897 
 1901; proprietor, Crellin Mach. Co., Loir 
 Angeles, 1901 — . Married Marcia Tompkin? 
 Stanley, N 2, 1902, San Francisco. Address, 
 123 Llewellyn St., Los Angeles. 
 
 1026. "STEVEN GEORGE DE VRIES 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. My 17. 1S7S. Pekin, 111.; 
 s. Gee,rd Steven (b. D 2, 1844, vVirdum, Ger.) 
 and lina (Roelfs) De Vries (b. Je 24, 1854, 
 Groothusen, Ger.). Prepared in Pekin II. S. 
 Y. M. C. A. Died on Class Day, his diploma 
 being buried with him. Died Je 7, 1S97, Pekin, 
 Til. 
 
 1027. JAMES ANSEL DEWEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 537, 1028) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Sc; M. S., 1898; B. S. 
 in Agr., 1903; b. Jl 2, 1874. Ottawa, 111.; s. 
 Milton Alvord (b. O 26, 1830, Lenox, Mass.) 
 and Rebecca Janet (Brown) Dewey (b. Ag 4, 
 1836, Carthage, N. Y.). Prepared in Evanston 
 Tp". H. S. Philomathean. VVork in Bacteriol., 
 1898-1901; Taught, East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1901-2; Farming, 1904 — . Married Elfie A. 
 Smith, Je 12, iqoo. (Children: James Anse' 
 Jr., b. b 17, 1906; Milton Alonzo, b. Jl 27, 
 
 1909. Address, R. i, Armstrong, 111. 
 
 1028. SARAH LOUISE DEWEY 
 (YENSEN) 
 (Sister of Nos. 537, 1027; Wife of No. 3250) 
 B. S. in Sc; M. S., 1899; A. B. in L. & A.. 
 1908; b. Mr 30, 1 87 1, Ottawa, 111.; d. Milton 
 Alvord (b. O 26, 1830, Lenox, Mass.) and 
 Rebecca Janet (Brown) Dewey (b. Ag 4, 1836, 
 Carthage, N. Y.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 and Univ. of Chicago. Alethenai; A. C. A.; 
 Y. W. C. A. Fellow, Physiology, 1898-9; Asst., 
 St. Lab. Nat. Hist., 1898 and Water Sur. 
 Lab., 1899; Bacteriologist for Danville Water 
 Co., 1904. Mem., Unitarian Assn. of Am., 
 
 1910. Married Trygve D. Yensen ('07), Te 
 30, 19 10, Urbana. Child, Arne Dewey, b. Ap 
 4, 1912. Address, 21 13 Delaware Ave., Swiss- 
 vale, Pittsburgh. 
 
 1029. RAYMOND WILLIAM DULL 
 Contr. and Consult. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 M. E., 1910; b. Ap 29, 1874, Newark, O.; s. 
 Uriah (b. do.) and Orlinda (Ramey) Dull (b. 
 Pataska, O.). Prepared in Kan. St. Agr. Coll. 
 Philomathean; Asst. Dir., Band. Insp., 1807- 
 8; Asst. Supt., Mech. Draftsman, 1898-9; Mech. 
 Draftsman, Chief Draftsman and Estimator, 
 1899-1905; Chief Engr., 1905-10; Consult, and 
 
 Contr. Engr., 1910-13; Pres., Raymond W. 
 Dull Co. (corp.) 1913 — . Introduced various 
 patents on conveying mach., pressed steel 
 pulleys, sand separators, screens, etc. Auth.: 
 Formulas and Tables for Bin Designing, Engng. 
 News, 1904, pp. 62-66; Suspended Bunkers, 
 Power, 1904, 651 pp.; numerous articles in 
 Rock Products. Mem., A. S. M. E.; West. 
 Soc. of Engrs. ; S. and G. Producer's Assn. 
 Married Edna M. Pope, Ja 15, 1901. Chil- 
 dren: Raymond Lawrence, b. Ja 17, 1902; 
 Florence, b. N 10, 1904; Claremont, b. S 4, 
 1906; John Richard, b. O 21, 1908. Address, 
 I ^3 S^ 6th Ave.. La Grange, 111. ; bus. add., 
 1910 Conway Blag., Chicago. 
 
 1030. ELMER EDGAR DUNLAP 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.- b. My 6, 1874, 
 Columbus, Ind.; s. Jerastus R. (b. 1851, Bar- 
 tholomew Co., Ind.) and Ella (Evans) Dun- 
 lap (b. i8s3, Zanesville. O.). Prepared in 
 Columbus 11. S. Phi Delta Theta. Supt., 
 Const., 1897-1900; Practicing Arch., 1900 — . 
 Nfem., Presby. Church; Indianapolis Cml. 
 Club; A. I. A. Married Mida G. Elliott, Je 
 IS, 1898, Noblesville, Ind. (died Mr, 1902); 
 Martha Scott, Je 27, 1905, Indianapolis. Chil- 
 dren: Jerald Blakely, b. Je 25, 1906; Eleanor 
 Scott, b. Jl 17, 1908. Address, 1132 Ashland 
 Ave., Indianapolis; bus. add.. State Life BIdg., 
 do. 
 
 1031. ERNEST BROWNING FORBES 
 (Son of H20; Brother of Nos. 949, 1868; Hus- 
 band of No. 1375) 
 
 Specialist in Nutrition; B. S. in Sc; B. S. 
 in Agr., 1902; b. N 3, 1876, Normal, 111.; s. 
 Stephen Alfred (b. My 29, 1844, Pecatonica, 
 111.) and Clara Shaw (Gaston) Forbes (b. Ag 
 30, 1848, Hamilton, O.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. Ph. D., Univ. of Mo., 
 1908. Delta Tau Delta; Shield and Trident; 
 Sigma Xi; Biol. Theory, Zool. and Agr. Clubs: 
 Ed., ///. Agr., 1902. Asst. to St. Entomol. 
 of Minn., 1897-S; Asst., III. St. Lab. Nat. 
 Hist., 1898-1900; Acting St. Entomol. of Minn., 
 1900; Asst.. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1901-2; Instr., 
 L'liiv. of 111., 1902-3; .'\sst. Prof., An. Husb., 
 Univ. of Mo., 1903-7; Chief Dept. Nutrition, O. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., 1907 — . Maj., San. Corps, 
 l^ S. A. in France, 191 8 — . Auth.: A Review 
 of the Lit. of Phosphorus Compounds in An. 
 Metabolism, O. Exp. Sta. Tech. Bui. j (with 
 M. H. Keith) ; pamphlets, Contr. to Knowl- 
 edge of Am. Freshwater Cyclopidiae, Bui. 111. 
 St. Lab. Nat. Hist., 1897; several buls. on the 
 stock feeding published by Mo. Agr. Exp. Sta.; 
 also numerous buls. on the mineral elements 
 in an. nutrition for O. Agr. Exp. Sta. Mem., 
 A. C. S.; Am. Genetic Assn.; Am. Soc. An. 
 Production; Soc. Promotion Agr. Sc; Am. 
 Physiol. Soc; Assoc. Ed., Jour. Dental Re- 
 search, 1918. Married Lydia Maria Mather 
 Coo), Ag 18, 1003. Children: Lydia Frances, 
 b. D 7, 1904; Winifred, b. N 9, 1906; Stephen 
 .Mfred II, b. D 4, 1909; Rosemary, b. Ag 10, 
 1911; Richard Mather, b. Ta 8, 1916. Address, 
 528 Beall Ave., Wooster, O. 
 
 1032. *JOHN FREDERICK GARBER 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; b. S 30, 1868, Win- 
 field, O.; s. Daniel (b. Mr 3, 1823, Strasburg, 
 O.) and Savilla (Snyder) Garber (b. S 24, 
 1838). Prepared, Flora H. S. A. B.. West- 
 field Acad., 1803; Ph.D., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1903. Instr., Biol., Houston, Tex., H. S., 
 1897-1900; Prof., Biol, and Phys., St. Norm. 
 Sch., River Falls, Wis.; Head of Dept. of 
 Botany, Yeatman H. S., St. Louis, 1905 — ■ 
 .\uth.: The Life Hist, of Ricciocarpus natans. 
 Botanical Gasette, F 1904. 29 pp.. Dimorphism 
 in Blissus leucopterus. Biol. Bui. Ap 1904. 
 Mem., St. Louis Biol. Soc. and St. Louis Bot. 
 Club; A. A.A. S., Fellow. Died D 29, 1917. 
 Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
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 1033. BERT A. GAYMAN 
 (Brother of Nos. 505, 1682) 
 
 M. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 14, 1877, 
 Champaign; s. George (b. O.) and Louise 
 CStoltey) Gayman (b. Ger.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. With the Linlt-Belt Co., 
 1897 — . Married Alice May Conlong, Jl 2, 
 1903, Chicago. Child, Ethel Louise, b. S 29, 
 1909. Address, 7359 Harvard Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1034. ORVAL LEE GEARHART 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 31, 1870, 
 Farmer City, 111.; s. Silas Thomas (b. My 15, 
 1838, Miami Co., O.) and Lydia Ann (Lay 
 man) Gearhart (b. O 25, 1844, Rochester, O.). 
 Prepared, Farmer City H. S. Acacia; Arch. 
 Club Masonry Insp., Univ. of 111., 1897; Asst. 
 City Engr., 1898-1903; City Engr., 1903-5; 
 Chief Asst. in Blue Printing and Photography, 
 111., 1905-9; City Engr., Champaign, 190QI1; 
 farmer, Champaign, 1911-15; Resident Engr. 
 for St. of 111. Dept. of Pub. Health and Bldgs., 
 ])iv. of Highways, ITdqtrs., Moline, 111., 1915 — . 
 Auth. : Concrete Foundations and Cement 
 Filler for Brick Pavements, 19th Rpt. 111. Soc. 
 Engrs. and Survs., pp. 111-115, Engng. News, 
 vol. 26, No. s, pp. 113-114; Concrete Foundation 
 and Clement Filler for Brick Pavements, 
 Engng. Record, vol. 49, No. 7, pp. i8i-igi. 
 Mem., M. E. Church, 1886; 111. Soc. Engrs. 
 and Survs., 1904; B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M.; 
 K. T.; A. A. O. N. M. Shrine. Married 
 Nellie May Van Wegen, D 19, 1905, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Van Silas, b. Ag 29, 191 1 (died 
 My 12, 1916). Address, 107 W. Springfield 
 Ave., Champaign. 
 
 1035. GEORGE LYMAN GRIMES 
 Pres. and Mgr., Molding Mach. Co.; B. S. 
 in M. E.; b. D 5, 1875, Mansfield, O.; s. 
 Charles Loomis and Mary A. (Miller) Grimes. 
 Prepared, Moline H. S. Philomathean. In 
 charge of shops, Univ. of la., 1897-8; Instr., 
 M. E., Univ. of Mich., 1898-1901; Engr. in 
 charge of design, manufacture and repairs of 
 patterns. West. Tube Co., Kewanee, 111., 1901-6; 
 Detroit Stoker and Foundry Co., Salesman, 
 1906, Supt., 1907-9; Pres. and Mgr., Midland 
 Mach. Co. now Grimes Molding Mach. Co., 
 1909—. Married Lucia Voorhees, Ap 29, 1907, 
 Kewanee, 111. Child, Emily Georgine, b. D 
 18, 1909. Address, 371 Virginia Park, Detroit. 
 
 1036. CLYDE DENNY GULICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 693, 694) 
 Physician; B. S.; M. D., 1902; b. N 27, 
 1876, Champaign; s. Jesse R. (b. D 8, 1840, 
 Pickaway Co., O.) and Louisa L. (Everett) 
 Gulick (b. D 4, 1848, Champaign Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Philomathean. 
 Taught sch. and farmed, 1898-99; studied 
 medicine, 1899-1902; Asst. Phys., New. Mil. 
 Sanitarium, W'auwatosa, Wis., 1902; prac- 
 tice of Med., 1902—. Lt., M. R. C, Ap 1918; 
 Mustered out, F 1919. Mem., Am. Acad, of 
 Med.; Sec. and Trcas., Cbampaign Co. Med. 
 Soc, 1905-07; mem., A. M. A.; Twin City 
 Clinical Club; Pres.. Assn. of Commerce. Mar- 
 ried Grace J. Alward, Je 1903, Canton, 111. 
 Children: Louisa Elizabeth, b. Mr 12, 1906; 
 Jesse Richard, b. Ag 14, 1910; Benjamin Al- 
 ward. b. D 3, 1914 (died Ja 21, 1915). Address, 
 1005 W. Oregon St., Urbana; bus. add., 218 
 W. Main St., do. 
 
 1037. HARRY HUGH HADSALL 
 Gen. Supt., Const. Co.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 Jl 9. 1875, Wilmington, 111.; s. A. S. (b. 1844, 
 Jefferson Co., N. Y.) and Kittie (Townsend) 
 Hadsall (b. 1846, Oshkosh, Wis.). Prepared 
 in Wilmington H. S. C. E. Soc; Kappa Sigma; 
 .Alpha Gamma Sigma; Shield and Trident; 
 Baseball and Football teams; Mgr., Football 
 team, 1896; Pres., Students' Dancing Club. 
 
 Draftsman, I. C. R. R., 1897-9; Bridge Shop 
 Insp., 1899-1900; Chief Masonry Insp., 1900- 
 03; Res. Engr., Cairo Bridge, 190304; Res. 
 Engr., Tenn. R. Bridge, 1904-5; Asst. Engr., 
 Bridges, 1905-7; Gen. Supt., Leonard Const. 
 Co., 1907—. Mem.. A. S. C. E.; West. Soc. of 
 Engrs.; Chicago Engrs. Club. Married Jean 
 Stewart, Jl i, 1903, Wilmington, III. Chil- 
 dren; Harry Stewart, b. F 13, 1907; John 
 Mclntyre, b. Ja 28, 1909. Address, 5492 Ever- 
 ett Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 860 McCorniick 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 1038. OLIVER DAVID HAVARD 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Homer, 111.; 
 s. W. R. (b. 1830, Wales) and Rachel (Jones) 
 Havard (b. 1829, Wales). Prepared, Homer 
 H. S. Philomathean; Y. M. C. A. Invented 
 the "Coal Meter" U. S. Pat. D 14^ 1909; 
 "Coal Meter and Hopper" Canadian Pat. Mr 
 191 1, U. S. Pat. 1912; Gen. Supt., Grant 
 Portland Cement Co. Auth.: Operation of 
 Power Plants, Elec. Traction Weekly, S 191 1. 
 Mem., Engng. Soc. of N. E. Pa.; Keystone 
 R. R. Club. Married Anna Louise Lohse, O 
 26, 1909. Address, Gen. Del. Allentown, Pa. 
 
 1039. ALBERT CLAUDE HOBART 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. ; C. E., 1898; b. Ap 9, 
 1875, Elgin, 111.; s. Alonzo Chapin (b. 1843, 
 Abington, Mass.) and Ellen Maria (Groce) 
 Hobart (b. 1848, Scituate, Mass.). Prepared, 
 F.lgin H. S. Shield and Trident; Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Engrs. Club; Maj., Univ. Regt.; Mil. 
 Club; Adelphic; Ed., Technograph. Fellow- 
 ship in C. E., 1898. Chief Engr., Paxton & 
 Vierling Iron Works, Omaha, Neb 1898-1900; 
 Engr., Bur. Yards & Docks, Navy Dept., 
 Washington, D. C, 1900-1; Engr., Const, for 
 Augustus Smith, N. Y. City, 1901-5; V. P., 
 Discharging Apparatus Mfg. Co., 1905-7; V. 
 P. and Mgr., Bergen Point Iron Works, Bay- 
 onne, N. J., 1907-10; Const. Engr., with 
 Charles H. Peckworth, 1910-13; Const. Engr., 
 Interurban Gen. Contr. Co., 1914; do.. New 
 England Casualty Co. and New England Equit- 
 able Ins. Co., 1915-16; do.. Am. Fidelity Co., 
 N. Y. City, 1917; do., Richardson and Burgess, 
 Inc., Washington, D. C, 1918. Mem., A. S. 
 C. E., 19 1 3. Married Florence Herbert Shurt- 
 leff, Je 4, 1907, Norwell, Mass. Address, 57 
 School St., Rockland, Mass. 
 
 1040. CARL JOHN HORN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 13, 1872, 
 Naperville, 111.; s. Jolin (b. 1824, Bad Nau- 
 heim, Ger.) and Bertha Agnes (Metzner) Horn 
 (b. 1838, Ernstall, do.). Prepared in N. W. 
 Coll.; Univ. Acad. Alpha Tau Omega. Worked 
 as Draftsman, 1897-1902; Arch., 1902 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. Married Ruth 
 Murray, S 6, 1899, Naperville, 111. Children: 
 Margaret, b. My i, 1903; Carolyn, b. Mr 25, 
 1907; Anthony, b. O 10, 1911. Address, 718 
 Broadway, Logansport, Ind. 
 
 1041. CHARLES HOWISON 
 Adv. Mgr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 22, 1872, 
 near Sandwich, 111.; s. James (b. 1814, Smail- 
 holm, Scot.) and Mary Jane (Kirkpatrick) 
 Howison (b. 1840, Pa.). Prepared in Sandwich 
 H. S. Arch, until 1909; Adv. Mgr. and Credit 
 Man for Warner Mercantile Co., Sandwich, 
 111. Married Sara Bessie Warner, O 26, 1898, 
 Sandwich, 111. Children: Charlotte Warner, 
 b. Mr 9, 1900; James Alexander, b. Jl 16, 
 1905 (died D 20, 1905); Charles LeRoy, b. 
 Ap 25, 1909. Address, Sandwich, 111. 
 
 1042. FRANK ALEXIS HUGHES 
 Smelter Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 13, 
 1874, Mascoutah, 111.; s. Robert Hughes (b. 
 Je 25, 1842) and Alwina Mary (Eisenmayer) 
 Hughes (b. N 11, 1852, Memphis, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Okawville, 111. Adelphic. Smelter 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1897 
 
 Engr. ; Engr. El Paso Smelting Works, El 
 I'aso, Tex. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married 
 Mary Larline Fisher, N 14, 1906, Alice, Tex. 
 Child, Mary I-arline, b. My 9, 1913. Address, 
 2919 Grant Ave., El Paso, Tex. 
 
 1043. MARINDA ICE (MIDDLETON) 
 
 (.Sister of Nos. 1044, 6977) 
 B. L.; b. Je 7, 1876, Gifford, 111.; d. James 
 Kidwell (b. Ap 8, 1844, Mannington, W. Va.) 
 and Nancy Jane (Butcher) Ice (b. Jl 11, 1840, 
 West Warren, W. Va.). Prepared in Gifford, 
 111. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.; Class Prophet. 
 Mem., Nat. Genealogical Soc, Washington, D. 
 C. ; Christian Church. Married Earl Middle- 
 ton, My 2, 1897, Gifford, 111. Children: Errol 
 Bathurst, b. J a 28, 1898; Virgil Wayne, b. 
 D 12, igoo; James Dent, b. My 12, 1905. Ad- 
 dress, Victoria, Tex. 
 
 1044. 'MEL DORA ICE (STRITESKV) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 1043, 6977) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 12, 1872, 
 Rantoul, 111.; d. James Kidwell (b. Ap 8, 1844, 
 Mannington, W. Va.) and Nancy Jane 
 (Butcher) Ice (b. Jl 11, 1846, West Warren, 
 W. Va.). Prepared in Gifford, 111. Y. W. C. A.; 
 Architects' Club. Arch, and Arch. Drafts- 
 man; Draftsman in office of John K. Dow, 
 Empire St. Bldg., Spokane, Wash. Married 
 L. R. Stritesky, Ag 22, 1906. Child, Mildred 
 Nellie. Died My 2, 1908, Spokane, Wash. 
 
 1045. GEORGE J. JOBST 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Peoria; s. 
 Valentine (b. Fulda, Ger.) and Susanna 
 (Schneider) Jobst (b. Coblenz, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Shield 
 and Trident; Treas., Ath. Assn. Gen. Con- 
 tracting, V. Jobst & Sons. Married Laura E. 
 Nelson, Ap 11, 1900, Champaign. Address, 
 503 Parkside Drive, Peoria. 
 
 1046. SHIRLEY KENDRICK KERNS 
 Head Master; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 16, 
 1872, Illiopolis, 111.; s. Andrew Kendrick (b. 
 Ag 2, 1845, Chillicothe, O.) and Mary (Seeds) 
 Kerns (b. N 30, 1851, Shadeville, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign II. S. A. B., Harvard, 
 1898. Master in Eng., The Country Sch. for 
 Boys, Baltimore, 1898- 1900; Act. Head Mas- 
 ter, 1899-1900; igoo-oi; Senior Master, Mid- 
 dlesex Sch., Concord, Mass., 1901-3; Asst. Head 
 Master, do., ipo3-4; Instr., Eng., Noble and 
 Greenough's Classical Sch., Boston, 1904-6; 
 Proprietor and Head Master, The Country Day 
 Sch. for Boys, Boston, 1906 — . Married Jeanie 
 Noyes Richardson, D 26, 1905, Concord, Mass. 
 Children: Teanie Noyes, b. S 27, 1906; Shirley 
 Kendrick, "Jr., b. D 8, 190S; Allen McClellan, 
 b. Ag 5, 1910; Eleanor, b. Je 9, 1915. Address, 
 234 Waterson Rd., Newton, Alass. ; bus. add., 
 Nonantum Hill, do. 
 
 1047. WILLIAM HENRY KILER 
 (Brother of Nos. 702, 964) 
 Lawyer; A. B.; b. Je i, 1875, Urbana; s. 
 William Alexander (b. Ap 24, 1841, Dayton, O.) 
 and Charlotte (Mittcndorf) Kiler (b. Mr 17, 
 1846, Wolfenbuettel, tier.). Prepared in 
 Urbana II. S. Adelphic; Sigma Chi; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident; Footl)all, 
 1894-6; Debating team, 1896; Prize orator, 
 1896; Motto orator, 1897. Prin., Pub. Sch., 
 Dixon, 111., 1897; Instr., Hist, and Eng., Culver 
 Mil. Acad., 1898; Univ. of 111. Law Sch., 1899- 
 1900; Atty. at Law, Lexington, Ky., 1900-3; 
 Atty. at Law, Los Angeles, 1903-5. Contribu- 
 tor to the Encyclopedia of Evidence, 1903-5; 
 Contradiction of Witnesses, pp. 530-536, vol. 3; 
 Criminal Conversation, 782-800, vol. 3; Cross 
 Examination, 807-913, vol. 3; Dower, 865-888. 
 vol. 4; Forcible Entry and Detainer, 775-804, 
 vol. 5. Address, 3845 Greenwood Ave., Oak- 
 land, Calif. 
 
 1048. WESLEY EDWARD KING 
 Lawyer and Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 LL. B., 1902; b. My 4, 1876, Kinmundy, 111.; 
 s. William Lovejoy (b. Ap ^8, 1838, George- 
 town, O.) and Sarah Harriet (Forshee) King 
 (b. N 10, 1848, Springfield, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Kinmundy H. S.; Univ. Acad. Adelphic; 
 Alpha Tau Omega; ist prize Adelphic Declama- 
 tory Cont. ; Asst. Ed., lUini. Practicing Law, 
 1902-7; Atty. for Am. Surety Co. of N. Y. 
 at Chicago, 1907-8; Atty. and Mgr., do., for 
 Utah, Idaho, and Mont., Salt Lake City, 1908- 
 12; do. for companies of Hartford, Conn., 
 1912-15; founder Utah Surety Assn.; Utah 
 Development League; V. P., Ilalloran-Judge 
 Loan and Trust Co.; V. P., Bettelym Home 
 Builders Co.; Treas., Mutual Creamery Co.; 
 U. S. Volunteer, 1898-9; 2d Lt., 6th O. 
 Inf., U. S. and Cuba; ist Lt. and Q. M., Nat. 
 Guard, Ut., 1911-12; Capt. Q. M. Corps, 
 1912-16; Maj., Judge Adv., 1916-17; Capt., 
 145th F. A., 1918; Mustered out, 1919. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. ; Cml. Club; Univ. 
 Club; Naval and Mil. Order Spanish Am. 
 War; founder. Salt Lake City Alumni Assn., 
 Univ. of 111.; Salt Lake City Alumni Assn.; 
 founder Rotary Club. Married Wilhelmina 
 Marie Groweg, S 11. 1902, Defiance. O. Ad- 
 dress, 116 U St., Salt Lake City. 
 
 1049. HAROLD H. KIRKPATRICK 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 6, 
 1876, St. Joseph, 111.; s. Austin Wilson (b. S 
 29, 1834, O.) and Sarah (Dilling) Kirkpatrick 
 (b. My 10, 1848, Urbana). Prepared in St. 
 Joseph H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Supt. Schs., Pen- 
 field, 111., 1897-1902; Deland, 1902-4; Illiop- 
 olis, 1904-7; Atlanta, 1907-10; Leroy, 1910-13; 
 W. Chicago, 1913 — . Mem., !M. E. Church; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Hannetta Mae Kirk- 
 patrick, Ag 15, 1900, Chicago. Child, Vivian 
 iMaurine, b. Je 10, 1901. Address, W. Chicago, 
 111. 
 1050. THEODORE CHARLES KISTNER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 19, 1874, 
 Carlinville, HI.; s. John George (b. Mr 22, 
 1854, ileijigersdorf, Ger.) and Maria Fried- 
 crika (Heinz) Kistner (b. Ag 9, 1856, Carlin- 
 ville, 111.). Prepared in Carlinville H. S.; Black- 
 burn Coll., Carlinville, 1893. Shield and Tri- 
 dent. Arch., Granite City, 111., 1900-11; do., 
 San Diego, 19 11 — . Married Alice S. Hatton, 
 O 24, 1916, San Diego, Calif. Child, Fred- 
 erika Louise, b. Je 6, 1918. Address. 814 Am. 
 Nat. Bank Bldg., San Diego, CaliL 
 
 1 05 1. THEODORE JULIUS KLOSSOWSKI 
 With Portland Cement Co.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. Je 21, 1874, Chemnitz, Ger.; s. Frederick 
 William (b. Jl 26, 1S40, Filing, do.) and Mar- 
 garet (Franck) Klossowski (b. Ag 13, 1838, 
 Heinigenhafen, do.). Prepared in Dixon H. S. 
 Engr.. U. S. Deep Waterway Comn. ; Lake 
 .Superior Power Co.; 111. Steel Co.; Internat. 
 Portland Cement Co.; Western Canada Cement 
 Co.; Edmonston Portland Cement Co., Can. 
 Discovered Portland Cement Properties at 
 Orofino, Idaho. Mem., A. S. C. E. Address, 
 Marlboro, Alberta, Can.t 
 
 1052. LAURA KRATZ 
 (Sister of No. 1367) 
 Sculptor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 14, 1875, 
 Monticello, 111.; d. W. H. (b. Ap 2, 1S43, Plum- 
 stead, Pa.) and Alice J. (Pratt) Kratz (b. N 
 8, 1849. Monticello, 111.). Prepared in Monti- 
 cello H. S. Alethenai. Attended Art Inst., 
 Chicago, 1901-5. Sculptor Asst. to Lorado 
 Taft, 1907-11. Address, Monticello, 111. 
 
 1053. CARL OSKAR KUEHNE 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 16, 1874, 
 Ger.; s. Karl Oscar and Anna (Doerfel) 
 Kuehne. Prepared in Ger. and Chicago pub. 
 
IS97J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 103 
 
 schs. Mem., Order of Columbian Knights; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Amelia Centner, Jl 12, 
 1899, Champaign. Children: Carl W., b. N 
 S, 1900; Gertrude, b. Jl 21, 1903; Esther, b. 
 Mr 21, 1909. Address, 1947 Patterson Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 1572 N. Halsted St., do. 
 
 1054- MARTHA JACKSON KYLE 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1898; 
 b. D 5, 1862. Cedarville, O.; d. Thomas B. 
 (b. Ja 8, 1824, do.) and Margaret (Hender- 
 son) Kyle (b. My 30, 1829, near Pittsburgh). 
 Prepared in Urbana, H. S. Eng. Club; Ale- 
 thenai; Illio Bd., 1S97; Adv. Bd., Y. W. C. A.; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Attended Univ. of Chicago, 
 summer 1904; Columbia, 1909-10. Instr., Eng. 
 and Rhet., Univ. of 111., 1899 and 1910 — ; 
 Asst. Dean of Undergraduates, 1905-6; Acting 
 Dean of Women, Univ. of 111., 1913-16. Ad- 
 dress, iioi W. California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 1055. MARGARET HENRIETTE 
 JOHANNE LAMPE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1900; 
 b. Ag I, 1865, Woodford, Eng.; d. Johannes 
 Louis (b. Ap 28, 1831, Bremen, N. Ger.) and 
 Elizabeth Johanne (Rovekamp) Lampe (b. Air 
 23. 1837. do.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; 
 St. Norm. Univ. Prin., Rochelle H. S., 1900-3; 
 do., Dwight H. S., 1903-4; do., Pittsfield H. S., 
 1905-6; teaching in Normal H. S., 1907—; also 
 Instr., Latin and German in summer sch., St. 
 Norm. Univ., 191 1. Auth. : Latin Drill Book, 
 1904-5, Pub. Sch. Pub. Co., Bloomington, 111., 
 78 pp.; German Drill Book, 1904, do., 76 pp.; 
 also two series of articles published in Sch. and 
 Home Educ., The Sunny Side of Literature and 
 Why Need Eng. Composition be a Bugbear, 
 respectively, which continued more than two 
 yrs., and were preceded by single articles at 
 various times; set of three Geog. Transpar- 
 encies, McKnight and McKnight, 19 13. Ad- 
 dress R. I, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 1056. *CHARLES SIGURD LARSON 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 20, 1874, Chicago; s. 
 Ole (b. Ag 12, 1841, Songdal, Norway) and 
 Anna (Olson) Larson (b. S 22, 1846, do.). 
 Prepared in English H. S. and Man. Tr. Sch., 
 Chicago. M. and E. E. Soc. Died F 4, 1899, 
 Chicago. 
 
 1057. CHARLES WILBUR LEIGH 
 Professor; B. S. in L. & A.; b. D 4, 1874, 
 Peoria; s. Amos Fox (b. 1828, near Columbus, 
 O.) and Carolina (Choate) Leigh (b. 1830, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Grad. work 
 Univ. of Chicago. Philomathean; Phi Cjamma 
 Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Class Baseball; Ind. Prize 
 Orat. Contest; Hatchet Orat.; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Prof., Math. Ft. Worth Univ., three 
 yrs.; Instr., Armour Inst, of Tech., four yrs.; 
 Asst. Prof., Math., do., three yrs.; Assoc. 
 Prof., Math, five yrs.; Acting Assoc. Prof., 
 M. E., 1917-18; Assoc. Prof. M. E., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Arithmetic for Am. Sch. of Cor., 150 
 pp.; Trigonometry of 100 pp., do.; Solid Geom.. 
 80 pp., do.; Co-editor, Palmer and Leigh, 
 Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, McGraw- 
 Hill & Co. Mem., Presby. Church; Baton 
 Musical Club; Windsor Park Country Club; 
 A. F. A. M.; Windsor Golf Club; Dir., Music, 
 M. E. Church, Englewood. Married Theresa 
 Violet Faulkner, Ja i, 1903, Wyoming, 111. 
 Children: John Richard, b. Je 5, 1906; Charles 
 Hammond, b. Mr 20, 1910. Address, 7320 La- 
 Fayette Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1058. BELLE LORRAINE McFADDEN 
 Teacher; A. B.; b. Ja 31, 1877, Champaign; 
 d. Samuel (b. Co. Antrim,' Portglenone, Ire.) 
 and Sarah Ann (Lillibridge) McFadden (b. 
 Wilmington, Del.). Prepared in Champaign 
 II. S. Taught in Greenview H. S., 1897-9; 
 Shawneetown, 1899-igoi; Gibson City, 1901-2; 
 
 Urbana, 1903-7; Ypsilanti, Mich., 1907-10; 
 Muskogee, Okla., 1910-1916; Charleston, 111., 
 1916-1918. Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 
 302 W. Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 
 1059. ARTHUR RICHARD MANN 
 (Brother of Nos. 108, 109, 896) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 13, 1872, 
 Gilman, 111.; s. Wm. H. (b. 1827, Ky.) and 
 Elizabeth Dabney (Abraham) Mann (b. 1829, 
 Va.). Prepared in Gilman H. S.; Butler Univ. 
 Acad., Indianapolis. Y. M. C. A.; Univ. Band. 
 With 111. Steel Co., Chicago, 1897-8; Pullman 
 Co., Asst. Engr., 1898-1901; Swift & Co., 1901- 
 2; The Link-Belt Mach. Co.; 1902-6. Mem., 
 First Regt. Inf. 111. Nat. Guard, 1905. Mar- 
 ried Jennie M. Havard, D 12, 1898. Child, 
 Havard William, b. O 28, 1900. Address. 
 Mannville, Fla. 
 
 1060. FRED HUGH MANNY 
 (Brother of No. 612) 
 Real Est. Dealer; B. S. in L. & A.; b. D 
 20, 1874, Mound St<a., 111.; s. Mrs. M. J. 
 Manny. Address, Mt. Sterling, Ill.t 
 
 1061. LOREN WILLIAM MARSH 
 
 (Brother of No. 897) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 6, 1877, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Francis Egbert (b. Je 27, 1849, 
 Joliet, 111.) and Kate (Richmond) Marsh (b. 
 Cheshire, Mass.). Prepared in Joliet H. S. 
 Engng. Soc; Adelphic. West. Elec. Co., 1897; 
 Am. Luxfer Prism Co., 1897; H. W. Johns- 
 Manville Co., 19 18. Invented Flicker Photo- 
 meter for measuring sky illumination. Auth.: 
 Daylight Illumination, Trans. III. Engr. Soc. 
 Married Jennie Sandiford, Ja i, 1901, Joliet. 
 111. Children: Robert Nelson, b. D 31, 1905 
 (died Ja 7, 1906); Arthur Bliss, b. O 24, 1907. 
 Address, 38 Norfolk Road, Arlington, Mass. 
 
 1062. NORMAN FOOTE MARSH 
 (Husband of No. 938; Brother of No. 2753) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 16, 1871, 
 Upper Alton, 111.; s. Ebenezer (b. Alton, 111.) 
 and Kate Prevost (Foote) Marsh (b. 111.). 
 Prepared in Upper Alton H. S. and special 
 course Shurtleff Coll. Debating Club; won 
 Trustees' ist prize for best debate at Univ.; 
 Leader of winning team against Chicago; Y. 
 M. C. A.; Glee Club; Philomathean. With 
 Luxfer Prism Co., 1897-9; Arch. Draftsman, 
 1899-1900; practicing Arch., 1900 — . Mem., 
 Baptist Church; Bd. of Trustees Carnegie Pub. 
 Lib., S. Pasadena; 32nd degree Mason; (Jlon- 
 sistory; A. I. A. Married Cora Mae Cairns 
 ('96), Ja 23, 1901, Polo, 111. Children: Nor- 
 man LeRoy, b. My 27, 1902; Marean Elizabeth, 
 b. Ag 7, 1906. Address, 911 Fair Oaks Ave., 
 S. Pasadena, Calif.; bus. add., 212-14 Broad- 
 \Yay Cent. Bldg., Los Angeles. t 
 
 1063. ADAM VAUSE MILLAR 
 (Brother of Nos. 763, 3875) 
 Professor; B. S.; M. S., 1901; b. S 18, 1873, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. Adam (b. 1837, Va.) and 
 Fannie Bowen (Knowles) Millar (b. 1842, O.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Y. M. C. A.; Adelphic; 
 Chi Phi. Gen. Sec, Coll. Y. M. C. A., Univ. 
 of 111., 1897-8; taught in Champaign H. S., 
 1898-1900; Grad. work, 1900-1; Instr., G. E. 
 D., Univ. of 111., 1901-2; Instr., Mech. Draw. 
 and Descrip. Geom., Univ. of Wis., 1902-8; 
 Asst. Prof., Drawing, do., 1908 — . Auth.: Es- 
 sentials of Descrip. Geom. (Phillips & Millar) 
 Tracy, Gibbs & Co., Pub., 104 pp., 1909; De- 
 scrip. Geom. (Millar & Machn), 131 pp., 
 McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1913- Mem., Y. M. 
 C. A.; Soc. for Prom, of Engng. Educ; Am. 
 Assn. of Univ. Profs.; Congr. Church. Mar- 
 ried Maud Talbot Treakle, Ag 12, 1903, Cort- 
 land, 111. Child, Harriet Louise, b. Ja 4, 1905. 
 Address, 10 11 Grant St., Madison. Wis. 
 
I04 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1897 
 
 1064. WALTER MONTGOMERY MORGAN 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 401, 708) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 17, 1876, 
 Kinmundy, III.: s. John Barb (b. My 8, 1829, 
 Russellville, Ala.) and Martha (Doolen) Mor- 
 gan (b. Ag 13, 1837, Fayette Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Kinmundy H. S. Adelphic; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Supt., Kinmundy H. S., 1897-9; '" 
 Kent Law Sch., 1899-1902; Teacher, 1902-3; 
 Lawyer, 1904 — ; Dist. Atty., ist Jud. Dist. of 
 Colo., 1908 — . Married Helen Rohrbough, S 
 25, 1902, Kinmundy, III. Address, 3000 S. 
 Sherman, Englewood, Colo.; bus. add., 529-34 
 Symes Bldg., Denver, Colo.t 
 
 1065. GRACE MAY MUNHALL (MORSE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 980) 
 B. L. in L. & A.; b. Je 15, 1874, Champaign; 
 d. William Henry (b. Jl 26, 1850, Harrisburg, 
 Pa.) and Margaret W. (Hulbert) Munhall (b. 
 N 22, 1850, Sherman, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Married Samuel Theo- 
 dore Morse ('96), Jl s, 1897, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Alice May, b. Mr 29, 1898; Frederick 
 Samuel, b. F 17, 1900; Marion Grace, b. Jl 25, 
 1901; David Theodore, b. O 15, 1902; Edith 
 Estelle, b. D 16, 1904; Ruth Valentine, b. F 
 14, 1906; Jesse Welton, b. O 4, 1908; Thomas 
 Munhall, b. Je 10, 191 1; William Henry, b. O 
 13, 1912; Jonathan Edwards; Paul Mason. Ad- 
 dress, Carlinsville, 111. 
 
 1066. FRANCIS JOSEPH MURPHY 
 Metallurgist; B. S.; b. S 23, 1874, Rock 
 Island, 111.; s. Francis P. (b. 1849, Ire.) and 
 Marie (Campbell) Murphy (b. 1851, Rock 
 Island). Prepared in Augustana Coll. Supt., 
 Copper Smelter for Transvaal Copper Mining 
 Co.; Chem., Anaconda Copper Mining Co., 
 1897-98; Chem., Black Warrior Copper Co., 
 Globe, Ariz., 1899-1900; Metallurgist, United 
 Verde Copper Co., Jerome, Ariz., 1903-4; with 
 Northport Smelting & Refining Co., Northport, 
 Wash., 190 1-2; Supt., Copper Smelting for 
 Transvaal Copper Mining Co., Cinnpas, So- 
 nera, Me.x.; Supt. and Metallurgist, Yampn 
 Smelting Co., Bingham Canyon, Salt Lake 
 City, 1908-10; Supt. and Metallurgist, Great 
 Cobar Mining Co., Australia. Address, Cobar, 
 New South Wales, Australia.! 
 
 1067. FRED IRWIN NELSON 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 28, 1876, Buda, 111.; 
 s. G. T. Nelson. Mgr. Keystone Novelty 
 Works, 1904. Address, 1515 Chicago Ave., 
 Evanston, Ill.t 
 
 1068. CARL MERRIMAN NYE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Mr 8, 
 
 1874, Moline, 111.; s. Robinson Nye. Prin. Asst. 
 Engr., G. N. Ry., St. Paul. Address, St. Paul. 
 
 1069. *JOHN LOUIS PARR 
 (Husband of No. 767) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 15, 1870, 
 Wyoming, Wis.; s. John Henry (b. Je 12, 1838, 
 Boston) and Martha Ann (Taggart) Parr (b. 
 Ja 9, 1839, Rochester, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Dodgeville H. S. Wis. Y. M. C. A.; Architects' 
 Club; Valedictorian; Asst. Bus. Mgr. Techno- 
 qraph. Practiced arch, continuously 1897 — . 
 Deacon, Plymouth Congr. Churcli, 1898-1903; 
 Deacon, Union Congr. Church, 1904 — ; Pres., 
 Plymouth C. End., 1898-9; mem., Plymouth 
 Church choir, 1898-1902; Peoria Chorus, 1807 
 99; Bradley Chorus, 1899-1900. Married Sophie 
 M. Peterson ('93), S 20, 1899, Chamjiaign. 
 Children: Harold Leslie, b. Ja 6, 1901; Marie 
 Christine, b. F 19, 1903. Died D 29, 1906, 
 Peoria. 
 
 1070. ARTHUR ERNEST PAUL 
 
 With U. S. Dept. of Agr.; B. S. in Chem.; 
 M. S., 1898; b. S 29, 1874; s. Otto L. and j 
 
 Frieda (Von Stojenthin) Paul. Prepared in 
 Germania (Pa.) H. S. Ph. G., Chicago Coll. of 
 Pharmacy. Grad. work, Univ. of Chicago, 1898- 
 9; with Mariner & Hoskins, 1899- 1908; with U. 
 S. Dept. of Agr., Bur. of Chem., 1908 — . Ad- 
 dress, 125 N. Elizabeth St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 1625 Transportation Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 1071. WILLIAM ALLEN PEPPER 
 Sales Agt.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 27, 1871, 
 Manhattan, 111.; s. William (b. 1826, Eng.) 
 and Sarah (Young) Pepper. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Married Abbie Elmira Patterson, 1898, 
 Philo, 111. Children: Genevieve Marguerite, b. 
 F 15, 1900; Lucille Abbie, b. Jl 21, 1902. Ad- 
 dress, 308 Glenwood, Joliet, 111.; bus. add., 636 
 Van Buren St., do. 
 
 1072. CLARENCE ORVIL^E PITNEY 
 
 Druggist; B. S.; b. Ag 31, 1875, Augusta, 111.; 
 s. Orville L. (b. Je 6, 1845, Loraine, O.) and 
 Mary Katherine (Fisher) Pitney (b. Ag 21, 
 1844, Ghent, Ky.). Prepared in Augusta H. S. 
 Philomathean; Alpha Tau Omega. Address, 
 Augusta, Ill.t 
 
 1073. FRANCIS JOHN PLYM 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 16, 1869, 
 Blackaby, Sweden; s. Osley (b. My 11, 1829, 
 Skepperstad, do.) and Johanna (Peters) Plym 
 (b. Ag 1829, do.). Prepared in Northern Ind. 
 Norm. Valparaiso; Univ. Acad. Arch. Club; 
 Technograph; Phi Gamma Delta; Adelphic; 
 Mgr., lllini. Draftsman, 1897-1900; Arch., 
 1900-6; Pres., Kawneer Mfg. Co., 1906 — . Mfr. 
 and Inventor of the Kawneer system of Store 
 Fronts, including twelve patents covering do.; 
 Patentee, Kawneer Metal Wall Plug, 1905; 
 Established the Francis J. Plym Traveling Fel- 
 lowship in Architecture. Mem., Efficiency Soc. 
 Married Jennie May Barber, Mr 10, 1903, Linc- 
 oln, Neb. Children: Florence, b. D 26, 1903 
 (died Ja 7, 1904); Lawrence, b. Je 28, 1906. 
 .■iddress, 199 N. Fourth St., Niles, Mich. 
 
 1074. JOHN EDWARD POHLMAN 
 Farmer and Surv. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 28. 
 
 '868, Elwood, 111.; s. William (b. My 16, 1828, 
 Ger.) and Amelia Pohlman (b. F 12, 1835, do.). 
 Prepared in No. Ind. Norm. Sch. Rodman, 
 Chicago Junction Ry Co., 1898-9; Rodman and 
 Asst. Engr., U. P. R. R. and O. S. S. R. R.. 
 1899-1905; Asst. Engr., U. P. R. R., 1905-11; 
 Farmer and Surv., IloUister, Idaho, 1911 — . 
 -Married Mary Mr.Cullough, Mr 8, 1Q08, Provo, 
 Ut. Children: Frances Amelia, b. D 25, igo8; 
 John Edward, b. 11 13, 1910; William Albert, 
 b. Je 21, 1912; Rhoda May, b. Mr 2, 1916. 
 Address, Hollister, Idaho. 
 
 1075. 'EDWARD WARREN POOLE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 22, 1876, 
 
 Dover, 111.; s. Warren (b. F 8, 1834, Williams- 
 town, Vt.) and Sarah V. (Humphrey) Poole (b. 
 Jl 25, 1840, Palermo, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Fellowship, 1897. With Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1898—. Died 
 Je 6, 1899, Dover, 111. 
 
 1076. HORACE CHAMBERLAIN PORTER 
 (Brother of No. 988) 
 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. & A.; B. S. in Chem., 
 
 1899; M. S., 1900; b. Jl 13, 1876, Urbana; s. 
 J. W. and Clara J. (Chamberlain) Porter. Pre- 
 pared in Springfield II. S. A. M., Harvard, 
 1 901; Ph. D., 1903. Sigma Chi; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Orchestra; Mandolin 
 Club Dir.; Track team Mgr., Capt., Univ. Regt.; 
 Univ. Fellowship, 1899-1900. Chem., Schwarz- 
 child & Sulzberger Co., Kansas City, Mo., 
 1900; Thayer Scholar, 1901-3; employed in Lab. 
 of The Solvay Process Co., Syracuse, N. Y., 
 summers, 1901 and 1902; Chem., Nat. Carbon 
 Co., Cleveland, 1903; with The Solvay Process 
 Co. and Semet Solvay Co., 1903-7; investigated 
 
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 natural alkali deposits in the desert region of 
 Calif., 1905-6; Chem. on special fuel investi- 
 gations under U. S. Geol. Sur. and U. S. Bur. 
 of Mines, Pittsburgh, 1907-15; Chem. Engr., H. 
 Kopiers Co., Pittsburgh, 1915-17; Consulting 
 and Engng. Chem., 1919 — . Capt. Ord. R. C, 
 U. S. Army, stationed at Washington, D. C, 
 1917-19; Mustered out Ja 20, 1919. Auth.: 
 Losses in the Storage of Coal, Jour, of Indus, 
 and Engng. Chem., 1910, pp. 78-80; The Vola- 
 tile Matter of Coal. Bui. i. U. S. Bur. of 
 Mines. 1910; The Escai)e of Gas from Coal, 
 Tech. Paper No. 2, U. S. Bur. of Mines, igii; 
 Deterioration and Spontaneous ITeating of Coal 
 in Storage, Tech. Paper (16) U. S. Bur. of 
 Mines, 1912; Deterioration of Coal in Heating 
 Value, Bui. i.-^S. U. S. Bur. of Mines, 1916 
 (all the above with F. K. Ovitz) ; Experi- 
 ments on I-osses in Cooking Meat (with 
 H. S. Grindley and H. McCormack), Bui. 102, 
 Exp. Sta. U. S. Dept. of Agr., igoi, pp. 1-64; 
 also various articles on chem. subjects. Mem., 
 A. S. C. ; Chemists Club of N. Y. ; Engrs. Soc. 
 West. Pa.; Am. Gas Inst.; Am. Iron and Steel 
 Inst.; Am. Soc. for Testirig Materials; Univ. 
 Club of Washington, D. C. Married Helen 
 Pickard Dana, Je 16, 1909, Westbrook, Me. 
 Children: Mary Piekard, b. Jl 9, 1910; Robert 
 Chamberlain, b. F 13, 1912. Address, 710 N. 
 7th Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. 
 
 i077.»FRANCIS WILLIAM HENRY 
 POSTLETHWAITE 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 28, 1868, Mission Vicar- 
 age, Nottinghamshire, Eng. ; s. Colin Wm. 
 Postlethwaite (b. N 29, 1836, Manor Hamilton 
 Rectory, Leitrini, Ire.) and Adelaide Victoria 
 (Gustin) Postlethwaite (b. N 6, 1840, N. Y. 
 City). Prepared in Trinity Coll., Port Hone, 
 Can.; Sch. of Practical Sc, Toronto. In Albu- 
 tiuerque. N. M., 1898; Gravenhurst Sanitarium. 
 Can., 1898. Married May Frances Haynes, 
 Mr 1899, Toronto. Died Ap 2, 1899, Toronto, 
 Can. 
 
 1078. DWIGLIT T. RANDALL 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My i, 1869. 
 Augusta, Mich.; s. Thomas H. (h. Ag 4, 1834, 
 Kent, O.) and Electa (Foster) Randall (b. Je 
 !■;, 1833, do.). Prepared in Kalnmazno IT. S. and 
 Mich. Agr. Coll. Tau Beta Pi. With R. W. 
 Hunt Co., and Winslovv Bros. Co., 1898-1901: 
 Instr., Univ. of 111., 1901-3; Wcstinghouse. 
 Church, Kerr &■ Co., 1903-6; Asst. Prof., Univ 
 of 111., ioo6-g; U. S. Govt. Fuel Tests, 1909-T2: 
 Art'ur D. Little, Inc.; with Gen. Motors Co. 
 and Cadillac Motor Car Co., 1012-17; Lincoln 
 Motor Co., 1017 — . Married Myrtle Peck, Af 
 24, 1898. Children: Herbert, b. Ja 7, 1901: 
 Robert, b. S 27, 1902; John Foster, b. N 20. 
 T013. .Address, 161 California Ave., Highland 
 Park, Mich. 
 
 1079. *CHARLES CLYDE RAYBURN 
 Physician; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 9, 1873, 
 Roseville, 111.; s. W. R. Rayburn. Died Ap 
 1912. 
 
 1080. JOHN LANGLEY SAMMIS 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1899; b. 
 Ja I, 1873; s. Jonathan Bangs (b. Jl 13, 1848) 
 and Malvena Augusta (Newman) Sammis (b. Jl 
 10, 1848). Prepared in Washington H. S.. 
 Jacksonville, 111. Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., igo6. 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Ilazleton Medal. Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of III., 1807-1900; Instr., 1900-5; 
 Fellowship in Chem., Univ. of Wis., 1905-6; 
 Dairy Div., U. S. Dept. of Apr.. 1906-7; Asst. 
 Prof., Dairy Husb., Univ. of Wis., 1007-13; 
 Assoc. Prof., 1014 — . Auth.: Action of Mer- 
 captides on Quinones (with H. S. Grindley), 
 Am. Chem. Jour. 19:293, 1897; Jour. A. C. S. 
 27:1120, 1005; Nutrition Investigation (with H. 
 S. Grindley) Bui. qi, U. S. Dept. of Aer., 1904; 
 Improved Apparatus, Jour. A. C. .9., 21-43, 
 1899; Relation of Chem. Activity to Elec. Con- 
 ductivity, Jour, of Phys. Chem., vol. 8, pp. 593- 
 
 625, 1906; U. S. Dept. of Agr., Bui. 122, Bur. 
 of An. Indus.; also buls. and circulars. Univ. of 
 Wis. Exp. Sta. on Chem. and manufacture of 
 dairy products. Mem., Unitarian Church; A. C. 
 S.; A. A. A. S., Fellow. Married Flora Eliza- 
 beth Curtis, Je 30, 1898. Children: Marguerite; 
 Malvena Elizabeth; Josephine Louise; John 
 Curtis. Address, Univ. of Wis., Madison, Wis. 
 
 1 08 1. WILLIAM WESLEY SAYERS 
 
 (Brother of No. 912) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 13, 1874, 
 Troy, O.; s. Judson and Mary Ann (Gearhart) 
 Sayers. Prepared in TI. S.; Univ. Acad. Engng. 
 See.; Shield and Trident. Address, 1634 E. 
 S3d St.. c/o Elms Hotel, Chicago. 
 
 1082. JOEL REYNOLDS SAYLER 
 Insp., Equipment; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 5, 
 
 1869, Yuba, Mich.; s. Samuel H. (b. Mecklen- 
 burg, N. Y.) and Kate L. (Rev-nolds) Sayler. 
 Prepared in Traverse City LI. S. Mech. Engr., 
 (Chicago & Alton R. R., 1897-1900; Jeansville 
 Iron Works Co., 1900; Traverse City, vacation, 
 1900; Allis Chalmers Co., 1900-1; Internat. Cor. 
 Schs., 1901; Del. & Hudson Co., Coal Dept., 
 [901 — . Mem., Scranton Engrs. Club. Ad- 
 dress, P. O. Box 208, Scranton, Pa. 
 
 1083. FREDERICK WILLIAM SCHACHT 
 
 (Brother of No. 1961) 
 Teacher; B. S., 1897; M. S., 1898; b. Ap 30, 
 1874, Moline, 111.; s. Henry Augu.st (b. Ap 9, 
 1847. Ger.) and Katherine (Efflandt) Schacht 
 (b. S 14, 1847, do.). Prepared in Moline H. S. 
 Philomathean, Pres. ; Phi Gamma Delta; Phi 
 Delta Kappa; Y. M. C. A.; Nat. Hist. Soc; 
 Fellowship in Zool., 1897-8; Pres., Soph. Class; 
 Pres., Ath. Assn.; Sec.-Treas., Students' As- 
 sembly; Asst. Ed., niio; Ed. -in-Chief, Illini, 
 1896-7; Varsity Football, 1894-6; Trustee Philo- 
 mathean. In Chicago Univ. 1900; 1906-12, 
 pursuing work toward Ph. D. in Educ. ; 
 Prin., H. S. Chicago Hgts., 1898-1902; Prin. 
 Bloom Tp. H. S. 1900-2; Prin., Tuscola Union 
 Dist. H. S. 1902-4; Prin., H. S., Whiting, Ind., 
 1904-6; Wendell Phillips H. S., Chicago, Dept. 
 of Ger. 1906-18; Asst. Prin., do., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: The North Am. Species of Diaptomus, 
 Bui. 111. St. Lab. of Nat. Hist., 1897. no pp. 15 
 ;ilates; The North Am. Centropagidae belong- 
 ing to the Genera Osphranticum, Limnoca'anus 
 ind Epischura, Bui. III. St. Lab. of Nat. Hist., 
 1898, 43 pp.; .Study of Derivatives and Com- 
 ^osites as an Aid in the Acquisition of a Voca- 
 bulary, Sch. Review, 1908, pp. 1 19-122. Pres., 
 Tp. Sunday Sch. Assn. of Bloom & Rich, 1902; 
 Sec, Lib. Bd.. Chicago Hgts., 1901-3; Trustee, 
 M. E. Church, 1902; Nat. Treas. P. D. K. 
 1912-13; Nat. Pres., do., 1914 — ; Pres. Co. 
 Teachers' Assn., Douglas Co., 1904; mem., Ex. 
 Com. Eastern 111. Teachers' Assn., 1903; Lake 
 Co. Teachers' Assn., 1905; Pres. H. S. Section. 
 1906; A. F. A. M.. 1901; mem., City Club of 
 Chicago; Chm., Educ. Com., Chicago H. S.; 
 Teachers' Club; Chm. Educ. Com^ Chicago 
 Fed. of Men Teachers; Ex. Com., (Jhicaeo H. 
 S. Teachers' Club; Ex. Com. Chicago Fed. of 
 Men Teachers; Ex. Com., Univ. of Chicago H. 
 S. Conf. Married Dora Anna Hall, Je 25, 
 1002, Chicago Hgts. (died N 18, 1906); Lucie 
 Hammond, Ap 24, 1909, Chicago. Children: 
 Frederick Henry, b. Ap 12, 1903; John Ham- 
 mond, b. My 12, 1913. Address, 6714 S. Union 
 Ave., Chicago; bus, add., Wendell Phillips H. 
 .S., 39th and Prairie Ave., do. 
 
 10S4. "RALPH STEELE SHEPARDSON 
 (Brother of No. 917) 
 
 Reclamation work; B. S. in Arch.; M. Arch., 
 1910; b. Mr 2, 1873, Paw Paw, 111.; s. Sylvanus 
 Eaton (b. Ag 15, 1832. Gerry, N. Y.) and Lucy 
 Maria (ludd) Shepardson (b. S 22, 1832, Pat- 
 erson, N. J.). Prepared in West Aurora H. 
 S.; Metropolitan Bus. Coll., Chicago; Univ. 
 
io6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1897 
 
 Acad. Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident; 
 Phi Delta Theta; Arch. Club; Ath. Assn.; Mgr., 
 Glee and Mandolin Clubs. Arch., 1897-1900; 
 Farming, 1900-2; Arch., 1902-18; reclamation 
 works on farms and swartvp lands in Beaufort 
 and Washington Co., N. C., 1918 — . Articles 
 on Hosp. Const, in Mod. Hasps, and So. 
 Hasps. Mem., Masonry up to and including 
 the Shrine; B. P. O. E. Married Jessie Young 
 Fox, Je 5, 1903, Chicago (died F 13, 191 1); 
 Helen Jeanette Runyan, O 21, 1912, London, 
 Eng. Children: David Runyan, b. Ap 23, 
 1914; Philip Stevens, b. My 6, 1916. Died 
 Ja 8, 1919, Belhaven, N. C. 
 
 1085. LOUIE HENRIE SMITH 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1899; b. 
 Ap IS, 1872, Crystal Lake, 111.; s. Charles 
 Watson (b. Je 19, 1837, Newberg, N. Y.) and 
 Ann (Robinson) Smith (b. O 8, 1841, Pawlet, 
 Vt.). Prepared in Crystal Lake Union H. S. 
 Band; Chem. Club; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Alpha Zeta; Gamma Alpha. M. S. 
 in Chem., 1897; Ph. D., Halle, 1907. Asst. 
 Chem., 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1899; Chief Asst. 
 Chem., 1902; Asst. Chief, Chem. and Plant 
 Breeding, 1903; travel and study in Europe, 
 1904; Asst. Chief, Plant Breeding and Asst. 
 Prof., Plant Breeding 1905; Chief and Prof, 
 in do., 191 1 — . Auth. : Ten Generations of 
 Corn Breeding, Bui. 128, 111. Exp. Sta., 1908; 
 Effect of Selection on Certain Physical Char- 
 acters of the Corn Plant, Bui. 132, do. ,^1909', 
 On the Measurement of Correlation with Special 
 Reference to some Characters of Indian Corn, 
 (with H. L. Rietz) Bui. 149, do.; a series of 
 articles of Improvements of Corn in The Nat. 
 Stockman and Farmer, vols. XXVII and 
 XXVni; Breeding Fat and Protein into Corn, 
 Am. Breeders' Mag., Vol. i, 1910; Corn Expe- 
 riments in 111. (with C. G. Hopkins and A. D. 
 Shamel) 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1903; The Struc- 
 ture of the Corn Kernel and the Composition 
 of its Different Parts, 35 pp.. 111. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1903; Directions for the Breeding of 
 Corn, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1904; Directions for 
 the Breeding of Corn Including Methods for 
 the Prevention of In-Breeding, 25 pp., 190S; 
 Beobachtungen Ueber Regeneration und Wach- 
 stum an Isolierten Teilen von Pflanzen-embryo- 
 nem, 86 pp., C. A. Kaemmerer & Co., Halle, 
 GeT., 1907; How to Increase Crop Production 
 thru Imrovemejit of Soil and Seed, 21 pp., 
 C. B. & A. R. R. Co., 191 1 ; articles in ///. Far- 
 mers Inst.. Farmers' Voice, Proc. ■4m. Soc, 
 III. Agriculturalist, Am. Breeders' Mag., Farm- 
 ers' Review. Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem., 
 Jour, of Agr. Research, Jour. Am. Soc. of 
 Agronomy. Mem., Universalist Church; Am. 
 Breeders' Assn.; Am. Soc. of Agronomy; Fel- 
 low, A. A. A. S.; Univ. Club; LTrbana Assn. 
 of Commerce; A. C. S.; Sigma Xi. Married 
 Mary Phronia Ketchum, Ag 8, 190 1, Elmwood, 
 111. (died My, 1902); Bessie Irene Morgan, Je 
 18, 1914. Urbana. Address, 804 W. Illinois 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 1086. FRED WILCOX SPENCER 
 Arch. Engr. ; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap 7, 1874, 
 Clinton, la.; s. George (b. N. Y.) and Martha 
 Wilcox (b. do.). Prepared in Clinton H. S.; 
 studied in Rose Poly. Inst., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 Y. M. C. A. Asst. Arch. Encr.. Graham, An- 
 derson, and White Probst, 1897 — . Mem., 
 Baptist Church; Illini Club of Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Helene M. Stone, Je 30, i8g6. Children: 
 Fred W., Jr., b. Jl 11, 1898; Helene M. E., b. 
 My 15, 1 901; Mattison S., b. My 6, 1903; 
 George Louis F., b. S 4, 1905. Address, 4845 
 St. Anthony's Court, Chicago. 
 
 1087. WILLIAM DANIEL STATES 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 4. 1873. 
 Elwood, 111.; s. Frank (b. 1844, Baden, Ger.) 
 and Sarah (Benedict) States (b. 1842, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Street Car line, 1897- 
 1900; Farmer, 1900 — . Married Charlotte Re- 
 
 becca Thornburg, F 10, 1901, Lemont, 111. 
 
 Children: Harold William, b. Ag 20, 1907; 
 
 Robert Francis, b. Jl 30, 191 1. Address, El- 
 wood, Ill.t 
 
 10.98. GEORGE STEINWEDELL 
 (Brother of No. 1976) 
 Gen. Mgr., Gas Works; B. S. in E. E. as of 
 the class of 1893; b. F 9, 1877, Ouincy, 111.; 
 s. William (b. D 21, 1827) and' Louise A 
 (Morphy) Steinwedell (b. N 15, 1841). Pre- 
 pared in Quincy 11. S.; Univ. Acad. Kappa 
 Sigma; Shield and Trident; Alpha Delta Sigma. 
 Stud., Mass. Inst. Tech.; Sec, Arrow Rock 
 M. & M. Co., Quincy, 111.; Statistician, Denver 
 Gas & Elec. Co., Denver; Gen. Mgr., Bingham- 
 ton Gas Works, Binghamton. N. Y. Mem., Am. 
 Gas Inst.; Nat. Cml. Gas Assn.; Nat. Elec. Lt. 
 Assn. Married Ruth Eleanor Bjornstad, Je 8, 
 igio, St. Paul. Children: George, b. Ja 27, 
 1912; Robert, b. S 24, 1916. .4ddrcss. Bing- 
 hamton, N. Y. 
 
 1089. WALLACE DOUGLAS TEEPLE 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 27, 1870, 
 Rockford, 111.; s. Charles Gleason (b. 1842, do.) 
 and Zillah Keziah (Douglas) Teeple (b. 1847, 
 do.). Prepared in Marengo H. S. Draftsman, 
 1897-8; soldier (Cuba) 1S98-9; Arch., 1899-1902; 
 Draftsman and Supt., 1902-6; Arch., South 
 Bend, Ind., 1906-8; Chief Draftsman, Stude- 
 baker Bros. Mfg. Co.. 1908-10; Chief Drafts- 
 man, Prack and Perrine, Archs. and Engrs., 
 South Bend, Ind., 1910-12; Draftsman and 
 Engr., Kawneer Plant, Niles, Mich., 1912; 
 Draftsman, So. Bend City Engrs. Office, 1913- 
 14; do.. City Water Wo'rks, So. Bend, Ind., 
 1914-16; Asst. Commissioner of Bldgs., do., 
 1916 — . Made sectional map of city. Pvt. 
 Co. M, 4th 111. Nat. Guard, 1895-6; Sergt., 
 1897-9; Pvt. Co. B, 3d 111. Nat. Guard, 1901; 
 Sergt., 1902; Pvt. Co. F, 3d Ind. Nat. Guard, 
 igo2 and 1910; Sergt. Co. M., 4th 111. Inf. 
 Volunteers, 1898-9 (Cuban Service); Insp. of 
 Elections, St. Joseph Co., Ind., 1910. Dis- 
 covered Methods of Perspective Lineads, Sim- 
 plified with Tables, 1907. Mem., A. F. A. M. ; 
 Presby. Church; S. V., U. S. A.; K of P.; 
 Army and Navy Union. Married Mary Emma 
 McKee, -Ap 15, 1893, Chicago (died N 1906); 
 Nellie Elvina Rush, Je 29, 1907. Children: 
 Dorothy Seniorita, b. My 7, 1897; Beatrice 
 Rush, b. Ja 30, 1909. Address, 709 S. Eddy 
 St., South Bend, Ind. 
 
 1090. CHARLES DUTTON TERRY 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.: M. E.. 1907; b. 
 Ag 26, 1877, Kewanee, 111.; s. Henry Trask (b. 
 Mr I, 1851, Rochester, Vt.) and Ella (Dutton) 
 Terry (b. F 25, 1855, Newark, N. J.). Pre- 
 pared in Kewanee H. S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Shield and Trident; Alpha Delta Sigma; Philo- 
 mathean; Students' Dancing Club; Ath. Assn. 
 Draftsman, Nat. Tube Co., Kewanee, 111., 1897; 
 Roll Turner, do., 1897-8; Asst. Supt., Weld 
 Dept., do.. 1S98; Asst. Supt., Rolling Mills, do., 
 1898-1905; Supt., Butt Weld. Dept., do., 1905-8; 
 Supt., Mill Dept., do., 1908-11; Asst. to Gen. 
 Supt., Pittsburg, 191 1 — -. Alderman, Kewanee, 
 111., 1903-5. Mem., Kewanee Pub. Lib. Bd., 
 1910-11: A. S. M. E., 1902; Engrs. Soc. of 
 West. Pa., 1912; Am. Iron and Steel Inst., 
 1912; Am. Catholic Hist. Soc, 1917. Mar- 
 ried Bertha lone Browne, O 24, 1905, Kewa- 
 nee, 111. (died D 19, 1916). Children: Katha- 
 rine Charlotte, b. Ag 12, 1906; Henry Browne, 
 b. Je 15, 1910; Charles Pratt, b. N 29, 1916. 
 .Address, 4251 Parkman Ave., Pittsburg; bus. 
 add., 1706 Frick Bldg., do. 
 
 1001. SUSAN E. THOMPSON 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 494, 924) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 6, 1869, 
 
 Leominster, Mass.; d. Edward Payson (b. S 
 
 ^o, 1833, Heath, Mass.) and Susan Jane (Bur- 
 
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 rington) Thompson (b. Ap 24, 1838, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Bement H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta. 
 Address, 3104 Warren Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1092. WALTER CHENEY VAIL 
 Co. Agr. Agt.; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 17, 
 1 87 1, Kewanee, 111.; s. Edward Martin (b. 
 Plainfield, N. J.) and Emma (Cheney) Vail 
 (b. Manchester, Conn.). Prepared in Kewanee 
 H. S. Co. Agr. Agt. Married Jessica Marshall, 
 1903, Rochester, N. Y. Children: Edith Mar- 
 shall, b. My 20, 191 1 ; Viola Carmen, b. D 9, 
 191 3. Address, Salem, N. Y. 
 
 1093- GEORGE MIGHELL WAKEFIELD 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 31, 1875, 
 Waterman, 111.; s. George William (b. Ag 11, 
 1837, Rome, N. Y.) and Mary Jane (Mighell) 
 Wakefield (b. Mr 28, 1848, Waterman, 111.). 
 Prepared in Waterman Pub. and Well's Sch., 
 Oregon. M. E. Soc; E. E. Soc. Connected 
 with various Mercantile and Engng. companies 
 in capacity of technical expert; Asst. Engr., E. 
 Goldman & Co., Chicago; Pres., Wakefield Grain 
 Co. (Inc.), Waterman, III. Married Minnie 
 Gronewold, Mr 23, 1899, Oregon, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Roy Lewis, b. Ja 30, 1901; William 
 John, b. Ja 11, 1903. Address, 337 S. Nor- 
 mal Parkway, Chicago.! 
 
 1094. HERBERT MILFORD WALLACE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 28, 1872, 
 Neponset, 111.; s. Reuben L. (b. F 23, 1842, 
 Vt.) and Anne (Mear) Wallace (b. 1843, Eng.). 
 Prepared in Neponset H. S.; Univ. Acad. Grad. 
 work at Univ. of W^ash., 1913. Philomathean; 
 Le Cercle Francais; Eng. Club; Band; Final 
 Honors; Treas., Sr. Class; Asst. Ed., and Ex- 
 change Ed., mini. Asst. Ed., Ranch and 
 Range, 1897; Assoc. Ed., do., 1898-9; Prin. of 
 various grade and high schs. Auth.: Prac- 
 tical Field Work in Physiography, Northwest 
 Jour., 1909; numerous articles in Post Intelli- 
 gencer and other newspapers. V. P., Teachers' 
 Assn., So. King Co., Washington, 1901; Sec. 
 and "Treas., King Co. Schoolmasters' Round 
 Table; Pres., Epworth League Union, Seattle. 
 Married Lulie E. McClure, O 25, 1898, Green- 
 castle, Ind. Children: William, b. Ag 31, 1899 
 (died S 1, 1899); Donald, b. Ap 16, 1902 (died 
 D 10, 1910); Dorothy, b. Jl 18, 1904. Address, 
 615 Adams St., Olympia, W'ash. 
 
 1095. HUBERT ANTHONY WEBER 
 Arch, and Farmer; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 15, 
 1869, Jefferson Co., 111.; s. James (b. Je 14, 
 184Q, do.) and Jane Clarissa (Waite) Weber 
 (b. Ja 25, 1845, Franklin Co., do.). Prepared 
 in Mt. Vernon H. S.; Univ. Acad. Adelphic; 
 Arch. Club. Asst., G. E. D., 1897-8; Arch., 
 1898-9; Draftsman, 18991900; Supt., Const., 
 U. S. Q. M. Dept., 1900-4; Supt., Const., U. S. 
 Pub. Bldgs., Supervising Arch. Office, Treas. 
 Dept., 1904-6; Computer in office. Supervising 
 Arch., do., 1906-7; Supt. Const., U. S. Pub. 
 Bldgs., do., 1907 — ; farmer, 1916 — . Auth.: 
 The Manufacture and Use of Arch. Terra 
 Cotta, The Technograph, 1900. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Married Lura Fryer, D 28, 1904, 
 Whitewater, Wis. Children: Catherine Loyal, 
 b. Ja 12, 1907; H. A., Jr., b. Jl 9, 1908; Stanley 
 Ward, b. Jl 27, 1910; Richard Fryer, b. F 20, 
 1913. Address, 521 S. 4th St., Wilmington, 
 N. C. 
 
 1096. FLOYD WHITTEMORE 
 Merchant; B. S.; b. D 8, 1874, Sycamore, 111.; 
 s. Henry C. (b. O 31. 1841, Auburn, N. Y.) and 
 Amelia (Martin) Whittemore (b. Ap 19, 1841, 
 Sycamore, 111.). Prepared in Sycamore H. S. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Shield and Trident; Baseball 
 Mgr., 1896. Bookkeeper, St. Treas. Off., 1897- 
 1902; do., Marine Bank, Springfield, 111., 1903- 
 4; do., Sycamore, 1904. Gen. Merchandise 
 Bus., Lanesville, 111. Address, 209 S. Main St., 
 Sycamore, 111. 
 
 1097. 'JULIA FLORA WINTER (HATCH) 
 Missionary; A. B.; b. S 1873, Middlefield, 
 Conn.; d. Alpheus (b. F 1835, Belchertown. 
 Mass.) and Flora Damaris (Thompson) Win- 
 ter (b. S 1833). Prepared in Northfield (Mass.) 
 Sem. Miss, of Am. Bd. of C. F. M.; Prin., 
 Girls' Dept., Mt. Silinda Sch. Assisted in 
 translation of gospels into Ndan language. 
 Married John Edgar Hatch, Je 5, 1907, Mel- 
 setter, Rhodesia. Child, Lawrence Edgar, b. 
 Ap 9, 1908. Died Ap 22, 1908, Melsetter, 
 Rhodesia, S. .\fr. 
 
 1098. CHARLES WHITTIER YOUNG 
 
 (Brother of No. 1299) 
 Missionary and Teacher; B. S.; b; My 31, 
 1874, Chicago; s. James Nicholas (b. O 31, 
 1847, Lafayette, Medina Co., O.) and Mary 
 G. (Hayes) Young (b. N 25, 1846, Sand Lake, 
 near Troy, N. Y.). Prepared in Calumet H. S., 
 Chicago. M. D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1903. 
 Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean. Prin., H. S., 
 Sullivan, 111., 1898-9; Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., 
 1 899-1903; Stud., Med. Dept., Johns Hopkins 
 Univ., 1899-1903; Resident House Officer, Johns 
 Hopkins Hosp., 1903-4; Miss. Am. Bd. of Com. 
 of Foreign Missions, and teacher in Union Med. 
 Coll., Peking, China, 1904 — ; Sec, Union Me. 
 Coll. faculty; Recipient of Decoration of the 
 Double Dragon for services during plague epi- 
 demic, 191 1 ; Special mem., Red Cross of China 
 with medal for services during Chinese Revolu- 
 tion, 1911-12. Married Olivia Doyle, S 15, 1904, 
 Baltimore. Children: Anita Elizabeth, b. O 31, 
 1906: James Courtney, b. Ja 17, 1909; William 
 Welch, b. Je 7, 1916. Address, Union Med. 
 Coll., Peking, China. 
 
 1099. MABEL ZILLY (HAMILTON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 4042) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 30, 1876; 
 d. Charles and Helen Louise (McKinley) 
 Zilly. Prepared in Champaign H. S. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta; Alethenai; Pres. Students As- 
 sembly, 1896; mem., '97 lllio Bd. Taught sch.. 
 Champaign, 1897-1900; do., Kewanee, 111., 1900- 
 07; Pittsburg, 1907-17; Boston, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married Leroy Frederick 
 Hamilton, O 17, 1900, Champaign. Children: 
 Helen Louise, b. F 13, 1903; Alice Wood, b. 
 Je I, 191 5. Address, care of L. F. Hamilton, 
 Mgr. Sales Prom., Walworth Mfg. Co., 798 
 First St., Boston. 
 
 1 100. WALTER HERMAN ZIMMERMAN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 12, 1873, 
 Earlville, LaSalle Co., 111.; s. John (b. N 17, 
 1848, LaSalle Co., 111.) and Nettie (Nitzel) 
 Zunmerman (b. Jl 27, 1853, Ger.). Prepared 
 in Earlville H. S. and Univ. Acad. Philoma- 
 thean; football, 189S-6. Steam Dept., Univ. of 
 111., 1897-8; Mech. Engr., C. C. C. & St. L. Ry., 
 LIrbana, 1S98-9; Mgr., Urbana Light, Heat and 
 Power Co., 1899-1900; Mech. Engr., Arnold Co., 
 1900-03; Mgr. and Supt., DeKalb Sycamore 
 Elec, 1903-06; Mgr. and Chief Engr., Mich- 
 igan Power Co., Lansing, Mich., 1906-09; Pres., 
 W. H. Zimmerman Co. (Inc.), 1909-14; Pres., 
 Auto Tractor Co., 1912-16; Const. Engr., Inter- 
 state Const. Co., 191 7; Mech. Engr., Stone & 
 Weber, Boston, 1918. Invented system for 
 automatically returning condensation from 
 steam piping, headers, separators, etc., to the 
 boilers, without the use of auxiliary apparatus, 
 patent granted; invented a tractor attachment 
 for automobile (patents pending) ; also patented 
 method of constructing dams and other hy- 
 draulic works. Married Anna Sophia Morsch, 
 N 5, 1893, Champaign (died Je :6, 1912); 
 Jennie Myrtle Briggs, Ap 16, 1914. Child, 
 Walter Wrightington, b. N 8, 1915. Address, 
 161 Homer St., Newton, Mass.; btis. add.. 
 Room 1 712 Marquette Bldg., Chicago. 
 
io8 
 
 University of Illinois 
 CLASS OF 1898 (85 LIVING, 6 DEAD) 
 
 [i8g8 
 
 iioi. PHILIP JUDY AARON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 22, 1872, 
 Coatsburg, II..: s. Caleb (b. Camden, Del.) 
 and Mary Catherine (Judy) Aaron (b. Colum- 
 bus, 111.). Prepared in Univ. of 111., Prep. 
 Dept. Phi Gamma Delta; Pres., Soph. Class. 
 Salesman, West. Elec. Co., 1898-1906; Mgr., 
 do., Seattle and Portland. 1906-13; Mgr. and 
 Treas., Fober Supply Co., Seattle, 1913 — • 
 Mem., Ranier Club; Coll. Club. Married Helen 
 Josephine Alinfeldt, Te 30, 190S. Children: 
 Helen Jean, b. Je 3, 1909; Philip Judy Jr., b. 
 Ap I, 191 1. Address, 1912 N. Broadway, 
 Seattle; bus. add., 560 First Ave., do. 
 
 1102. CLARK GODFREY ANDERSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 5, i873. 
 Moline, 111.; s. A. J. (b. Sweden) and Hanna 
 (Larson) Anderson (b. do.). Prepared m Mo- 
 line H. S. and Augustana Coll., Rock Island. 
 Philomathean; Technograph Bd. City Civ. 
 Engr., Moline, 111., 1905-11; Comn., Pub. 
 Works, do., 1911-12. Married Emily M. S. 
 Stroniberg, O s, 1899, Moline, 111. Children: 
 Johanna Louise, b. 1900 (died in infancy); 
 Carl C. Clifford, b. O 5, 1901; Emily Irene, b. 
 1904 (died in infancy). Address, 2105 15th 
 St., Moline, Ill-t 
 
 1 103. J. JENNINGS ARNOLD 
 Real Est. Dealer; B. S. in Sc; b. O 3, 
 
 1872, Springfield, 111.; s. Joseph Wesley (b. F 
 23, 1823, Covington, Ky.) and Mary (Mathis) 
 Arnold (b. O 1840, Camden, N. J.). Prepared 
 in Shurtleff Coll. Dramatic Club; Med. Club; 
 mini Staff. Real Est., Springfield; Mercantile 
 Trust Co., St. Louis, one yr.; Real Est. bus. 
 with John Davis & Co., Seattle, 1904-5; with 
 Title "Trust Co. as Mgr., Mortgage Loan and 
 Escrow Depts.. 1905; Real Est. bus. as Arnold 
 & Co., 1905-12. Mem., 5th Regt., 111. Nat. 
 Guard, 1900-1. Invented single handed soda 
 fountain faucet; portable sleeping porch; mov- 
 able gas chandelier; lath and plaster substitute, 
 break proof, water proof, sound proof, warp 
 proof (not comijleted) ; concentric automobile 
 steering wheel signal; automatic elevator floor 
 signal; coin controlled lock with disappearing 
 key for parcel checking; san. self-cleaning rab- 
 bit hutch. Originator of Divisible Loan Co. 
 and Am. Self -Protect! on Co. Married Ethel 
 Walker, Ja 4, 1910, Vancouver, B. C. Chil- 
 dren: Mary Margaret, b. N 2, 1912; William 
 Jennings, b. Ap 26, 191 5! George Walker, b. 
 Ta II, 1917. Address, 25J& 7th Ave., W. 
 Seattle; bus. add., 514 Olive St., do. 
 
 II 04. D. EDYTHE BEASLEY (GOBEN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 3, 1876, Urbana; 
 d. Wm. A. (b. D 26, 1834, Ripley, O.) and 
 Zillah (Ludwick) Beasley (b. S 14, 1846, Lafay- 
 ette, Ind.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Ale- 
 thenai; German Club; mem. of first Girls' basket 
 ball team. Married Loma William Goben, Ag 
 2, 1899, Urbana. Children: Leland Loma, b. 
 Mr 26, 1901; Dorothea Esther, b. O 24, 1903. 
 Address, 816 Richmond St., Scranton, Pa. 
 
 1 105. FRED CLARKSON BEEM 
 Telephone Mgr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 8, 
 1874; s. Isaac Newton (b. Ag 7, 1832, Licking 
 Co., O.) and Marv (Clarkson) Beem (b. Ky.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Mgr., lUio, 1897. Practised Arch., Kansas 
 City, 1898-01; do., Ottawa, 1901-5; in mercan- 
 tile bus.; farming in Can., 1905-9; Mgr., United 
 Telephone Co., Ottawa, 1909 — ; ist Lt.. Co. C 
 3rd 111. Nat. Guard, 1901-5. Married Caroline 
 Schoch, F 7, 1917. Child, Frederick Albert 
 Schoch, b. N I, 191 7. Address, Ottawa, 111. 
 
 1106. ERWIN HOWARD BERRY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem; b. Ap 23, 1875, 
 Pawpaw, HI.; s. Isaac J. (b. N. Y.) and Har- 
 riet (Fonda) Berry (b. do.). Prepared in Paw- 
 paw H. S. Assayer at mine near Boulder, 
 Colo.; First Asst., A. T. & S. F. R. R. to O, 
 1907; Asst. Chem., Mariner and Hoskins, 
 1907-9; Chief Chem., Mo. Pac. R. R., 1909; 
 Asst. Chem., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Chicago 
 Food and Drug Lab., 1909 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church; A. C. S. Married Daisy A. Hunter, 
 Je 10, 1903, Topeka, Kan. Child, Lois Helen, 
 b. My I, 1905. Address, 5456 Ferdinand St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 1 1 07. WILLIAM WESLEY BLACK 
 Professor; A. B. ; A. M., 1899; b. Jl 23, 
 1859, Michigantown, Ind.; s. Jonathan (b. 1816, 
 V'irginia) and Mary Ann (Wayt) Black (b. 
 1822, O.). Prepared in Ind. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Terre Haute, Ind.; Grad., 1892. Instr. Sc. 
 and Art of Instr. 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1900-1; 
 Sc. and Art of Instr., Chicago Norm. Sch., 
 i90i-§; Suprv. Prin., Dist. of Columbia, 1906-8; 
 Prof. Elementary and Rural Educ, Ind. Univ., 
 1908 — . Married Anna Eliza Stockton, 1883, 
 Delphi, Ind. Child, Okla Karl, b. 1884 (died 
 1SS8). Address, 914 Atwater Ave., Blooming- 
 ton, Ind. 
 
 1108. HENRY CYCRILLE BREIDERT 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 17, 1875, 
 Pekin. 111.; s. John Henry (b. O 18, 1833, Lan- 
 gen, Hessen, Ger.) and Helen Maria (Acker- 
 man) Breidert (b. Jl 25, 1842, do.). Prepared in 
 Havana H. S. City Engr., Havana, 1898; 
 Struct. Draftsman, C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1901; 
 Keystone Bridge Works, 1902; estimator and 
 designer, 1902; Ft. Pitt Bridge Works, 1905; 
 Contr. Engr., Ft. Pitt Bridge Works, 1909. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Monday Night Club, 
 Canonsburg, Pa.; West. Soc. Engrs.; A. S. C. 
 E. ; Chicago Engrs. Club; Illini Club. Mar- 
 ried Jennie Myrtle Snyder. Je 14, 1902. Ad- 
 dress, 319 Vine Ave., Highland Park, 111.; bus. 
 add., Ashland Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 1 109. EDWIN LAUDE BROCKWAY 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 30, 1874; s. 
 Albert. L. and Mary E. Brockway (b. Tenn.). 
 Prepared in Macomb H. S. ; Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 
 Manhattan. U. of I. Band; Capt., Univ. Regt.; 
 Tennis Team; Y. M. C. A.; E. E. Soc. Supt., 
 Const. Met. St. Ry. Co., N. Y.; Rep. and 
 (3onst. E. Engr. for T. J. Cope, Philadelphia; 
 Pres., Brocklen Underground Elec. Mfg. Co., 
 Philadelphia. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Shriner; I. 
 M. C. A.; Areco Ath. Club; A. I. E. E. Mar- 
 ried Clair M. Caine, 1898, South Haven, Mich. 
 Children: Ladue M., b. N 19, 1899; Dorothy L., 
 b. Ap 10, 1905. Address, 154 Bickley Ave.. 
 Glenside, Pa. 
 
 mo. LYLE IRENUS BROWER 
 Professor; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 7, 1871, 
 Ottawa, HI.; s. Irenus (b. 18 16, N. Y.) and 
 Mary (Sprague) Brower (b. 1848, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa H. S. Adelphic; Archs. 
 Club, Treas.; Mil. Club, Sec. and Treas. 
 Studied in Grad. Sch.. Univ. of Kan., educ, 
 psychol. and vocational educ, 191 1. Supvr., 
 Man. Tr. and Drawing, Rockford, HI., 1898- 
 1903; Dir., Man. Tr., Elgin, 111., 1903-4; Prin.. 
 Man. Tr. Sch., Springfield, 111., 1904-5; Dir., 
 drawing and grade man. tr., St. Man. Tr. 
 Norm., Pittsburgh, Kan., 1905-11; Prof, and 
 Dir., Art Dept., St. Man. Tr. Norm., do., 
 1 91 1 — . Did illustrated work in grade sch. 
 const. Pam., 36 pp. S. M. T. N., 1906. Mem., 
 Presbv. Church; Dir., Kan. Art League, 1915; 
 Kan. 'Manual Arts Assn. (Sec. V. P. and 
 Pres,, 1Q06-10); A. F. A. M. Married Zalia 
 Kustis. S 30, i8q9, Ottawa, 111. Child, Esther 
 Marguerite, b. Mr 19. 1903- Address, Pitts- 
 burgh, Kan. 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 109 
 
 nil. LEE BYRNE 
 H. S. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 17, 
 
 (876, Chillicothe, 111.; s. J. P. Byrne. Track 
 Team, 1896-S; Capt., 1S98. Fellow, Classics, 
 Univ. of Pa., 1900-1; Ph. D., do., 1901; A. M., 
 Sch. of Educ, Univ. of Chicago, 1917. Phi 
 Delta Kappa. Instr., Latin, Central H. S., St. 
 Louis, 1902-9; Soldan H. S., St. Louis, 1909-11; 
 Prin., H. S., Mobile, Ala., 191 1—.. Ed., The 
 Syntax of H. S. Latin, Univ. of Cliicago Press, 
 1909. Address, 204 S. Jackson St., Mobile, Ala. 
 
 1 1 12. GUY JACOB CHESTER 
 (Brother of Nos. 638, 1481, 2350, 2935) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 10, 1875, 
 Champaign; s. Ezra E. (b. Ap 30, 1S37, Truro, 
 O.) and Margaret E. (Powell) Chester (b. F 
 25, 1840, do.). Engr., Cent Union Telephone 
 Co.; Supvr. Engr., Sargent & Lundy, 1 900-5; 
 Asst. Elec. Mech. Engr. to 111. Traction Sys- 
 tem, Springfield, 111., 1905. Address, 805 W. 
 University Ave., Champaign. t 
 
 1113. CHARLES ALBERT CLARK 
 (Brother of No. 1206) 
 Army Officer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 6, 1876. 
 Vandalia, 111.; s. Daniel Monroe (b. S 26, 
 1844, Hadden, Conn.) and Rebecca D. Clark 
 (b. Higganem, do.). Prepared in Vandalia H. 
 S. Alpha Tau Omega; E. E. Soc. ; Officer, 
 Univ. Regt. Sergt., U. S. V., 1898-9. With West. 
 Elec. Co., Supt. and Gen. Mgr., Vandalia Light 
 and Fuel Co., 1899, 1902; Officer, U. S. A., 
 1902 — ; Lt. (Tol. in Office of Chief of Staff, 
 87th Div. N. A., Camp Di.x, N. J., 191S. Alder- 
 man, Vandalia, 1899-1902. Married Sara Jane 
 Clark, My 11, 1905, E. Liverpool, O. Children; 
 Edith, b. Mr 17, 1906 (died O 16, 1906;, 
 Marian, b. Jl 27, 1908; Charles Allen, b. Ap 
 24, 1909; daughter, b. Mr 15 1912. Address, 
 c/o War Dept., Washington, D. C. 
 
 1 1 14. CHARLEYS RICHARD CLARK 
 
 (Brother of No. 1207) 
 Professor; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 6, 1874, 
 Donovan, 111.; s. Evlan (b. Ag 18, 1838, St. 
 Joseph, Mich.) and Clarissa Ellen (Watkins) 
 Clark (b. Ag. 9, 1843, Crawfordsville, Ind.) 
 Prepared in 111. Wesleyan. Arch. Club; Tau 
 Beta Pi. Taught man. tr., Chicago Pub. Schs., 
 1898-1901; Arch, draftsman, D. H. Burnham 
 & Co., 1902-4; Instr., arch, const., Univ. of 
 111., 1902-04; Asst. Prof., 1904 — . Auth. : Re- 
 pairing of plaster casts, Technograph, No. 12, 
 pp. 101-104; Mem., M. E. Church. Married 
 Alice E. Edwards, S 10, 1900, Cincinnati. Chil- 
 dren: Donald Evlan, b. Ag i, 1905; Margaret 
 Lienor, b. Je 27, 1908. Address, 105 Chalmers 
 St., Champaign; bus. add., 417 Engng. Bldg., 
 Univ. of 111. 
 
 11 15. THOMAS WILEY CLAYTON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 30, 1872, 
 
 Nelson, 111.; s. Owen L. (b. N 27, 1844, Cata- 
 wissa. Pa.) and Mary C. (Mensch) Clayton 
 (b. Je 24, 1844, do.). Prepared in No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. C. E. Club; Technograt^h Bd.; Y. 
 M. C. A. With August Ziesing, 1898; Bridge 
 Insp., 1899; Draftsman with the Am. Bridge 
 Co., 1901; Bridge Engr., Chicago and Alton 
 R. R., 1901-4; Asst. Engr., S. Side Elev. R. R., 
 Chicago, 1904 — . Capt., Engrs. R. C, A. E. 
 F.; Mustered out, Ja 1919. Mem., West. Soc. 
 of Engrs.. 1902; A. S. C. E., 1908. Married 
 Nora Mossholder, Je 13, 1900, Dixon, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Wilber Stanley, b. Ag 14, 1902; Cather- 
 ine Margaret, b. Jl 29, 1904 (died Ap 6, 1908); 
 Ines Eleanor, b. S 21, 1909. Address, 322 Peoria 
 Ave., Dixon, 111. 
 
 1116. HARRY CLAY COFFEEN 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 568, 735) 
 Life Underwriter; B. S.; M. S., 1899; b. Jl 
 27, 1877, Champaign; s. Alva Martin (b. F 
 
 II, 1836, Attica, Ind.) and Miranda Amy 
 (Gaines) Coffeen (b. D 28, 1836, Virginia, 111.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Philomathean; 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Track 1895-6; 
 Pres., Soph. Class; Pres., Democratic Club, 
 1896; Football, 1896-7; Mgr., llHo; Pres., Illini 
 Adv. Bd.; Pres., Coll. Ath. Conf. of Middle 
 West, 1908-11. Fellowship, 111., 1898-9; 
 Scholarship, Univ. of Pa., 1899-00. Computer, 
 Flower Astr. Obs. and Stud., Univ. of Pa., 
 1899-00, summer 1901; Instr., Gen. Draw., 
 Univ. of 111., 1900-2; Instr. and Asst. Prof., 
 Mach. Design, Armour Inst., 1902-11; Fac. 
 Mgr., Ath., 1905-11; Pres., Faculty Club, 1909; 
 Special Agt., Northwest. Mut. Life Ins. Co., 
 191 1 — ; Pres., Special and Dist. Agts. Assn. 
 of Northwest. Mut. Life, 1917; Pres., Chi- 
 cago Loan Agts. Assn., 1917; mem., Nat. Life 
 Underwriters Assn.; Field Men's Club of Chi- 
 cago; Univ. Club; Presby. Church. Chm., Ex. 
 Com. for Chicago of the Alumni Gregory 
 Memorial. Married Ida Winslow Felkner, O 
 23, 1907, Iowa City, la. Child, John Felkner, 
 b. F 20, 1914 (died Mr 13, 1916). Address, 
 6160 Stony Island, Chicago; bus. add., 971 
 Rookery Bldg., do. 
 
 1 1 17. EDG.A.R FRANCIS COLLINS 
 (Brother of No. 1485) 
 Technical Supt.; B. S. in E. E., 1913; b. N i, 
 1873, Mansfield, 111.; s. William Grigsby (b. 
 1842, la.) and Eliza Catherine (Meliza) Collins 
 (b. 1831, Ind.). Prepared in Farmer City 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; M. E. and E. E. Soc. 
 Stud. Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, 1898-1000; 
 Foreman, Testing Dept., do., 1906; Supt., Test- 
 ing, 1906-9; Technical Supt., Schenectady 
 Works, do., 1909 — •. Auth.: Standard Testing 
 of Elec. Apparatus, 424 pp.; Series of articles 
 on Cml. Elec. Testing. Assoc. Mem., A. I. 
 E. E. Married Clara Josephine Van Olinda, D. 
 26, 1900, Schenectady, N. Y. Address, 1465 
 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 1 118. WALLACE CRAIG 
 Professor; B. S.; M. S., 1901; b. Jl 20, 1876, 
 Toronto, Can.; s. Alexander (b. 1843, Edin- 
 burgh, Scotland) and Marion (Brooks) Craig 
 (b. 1851, London, Eng.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S. Ph. D.. Univ. of Chicago, 1908. 
 Adelphic; 1st prize, Univ. Prize Debate; Motto 
 Orat. Investigator, 111. Biol. Sta., Havana, 
 1808-9. Teacher, H. S., Harlan, la., 1900; Ft. 
 Collins, Colo., 1900-1; Stud., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1901-4; teacher, Coshocton, O., 1904-5; 
 St. Norm. Sch., Valley City, N. Dak., 1905-7; 
 Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1907-8; Investigator, 
 M. B. L., Woods Hole, Mass., summers 1903, 
 1906, 191 1; Prof., Phil, and Psych., Univ. 
 of Me., 1908 — . Auth.: The Voices of Pigeons 
 Regarded as a Means of Social Control, Am. 
 Jour. Soc, vol. 14, 1908, pp. 86-100; Appetites 
 and Aversions as Constituents of Instincts, 
 Proc. Nat. Acad. Sc., vol. 3, 1917, pp. 685-88; 
 articles in Jour, of An. Behavior. Mem., Unita- 
 rian Church; Sigma Xi; Am. Psych. Assn.; 
 Am. Sociol. Soc; Assoc, Am. Ornithologists 
 L'nion; Fellow, A. A. A. S. _ Married Mrs. 
 Mima Davis Jenness, 1904, Chicago. Address, 
 L^niv. of Me., Orono, Me. 
 
 1119. ARTHUR ROBERT CRATHORNE 
 (Husband of No. 1545) 
 
 Professor; B. S.; b. Scarborough, Eng.; s. 
 Francis (b. F 5, 1848, Yorkshire, Eng.) and 
 Anne (Harrison) Crathorne (b. N 1, 1846, 
 Scarborough, do.). Prepared in Jacksonville 
 H. S. Ph. D., Gottingen, 1907. Philomathean; 
 Phi Kanpa Sigma; Mil. schol. ; Ed. in chief, 
 Illini; Hatchet Orat.; Illio Bd.; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Tutor in Math., Univ. of Me., 1898- 1900; 
 Instr., Math., Univ. of Wis., 1901-4; Assoc, 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1907-16; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 19 16 — . Auth.: Das Raumliche isoperme- 
 tische Problem, 1907; Coll. Algebra (Rietz and 
 Crathorne), 1909, Henry Holt & Co., N. Y.; 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [iJ 
 
 Problems in Algebra (Rietz and Crathorne), 
 19 10, Henry Holt & Co.; Essay on the Fourth 
 Dimension, Munn & Co., 1910; Sch. Algebra, 3 
 vols. (Rietz, Crathorne and Taylor) 191 S. 
 Henry Holt & Co.; various articles in scientific 
 mags.; Mathematical Ed., Nelson's Loose-Leaf 
 Enclopedia. Mem., Epis. Church; Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Kappa Phi; Am. Math. Soc; Math. Assn. 
 of Am.; Deutsche Mathematiker Vereinigung; 
 A. A. A. S., Fellow; Soc. for the Promotion of 
 Engng. Educ; Nat. Com. on Math. Require- 
 ments. Married Charlotte Pengra, Je 21, 1904. 
 Madison, Wis. (died F 7, 1916); Katherine 
 Layton ('01), Je 20, 1917, Northampton, Mass. 
 Children: Mary Preston, b. N 28, 1906; Anne 
 Harison, b. Jl 31, 1909; Arthur Robert, Jr., b. 
 Je 5, 1911. Address, 1113 S. Fourth St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 1 120. CHESTER MORTON DAVISON 
 Arch. Designer; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 27, 
 1873, Mendota, 111.; s. Richard Andrew (b. O 
 27, 1839, Steuben Co., N. Y.) and Mary Eliza- 
 beth (Peterson) Davison (b. Ja i, 1845, N. Y. 
 City). Prepared in Rock Falls H. S.; Jennings 
 Sem., Aurora. Ecole des Beaux Arts, 1901-4; 
 Arch. Club; Alumni Assn.; Illini Club, Chi- 
 cago; Sec, Y. M. C. A., 1897; HHni Staff; 
 Class Artist, 1898 Illio; first mention and medal 
 Ecole des Beaux Arts; Medal U. S. Comn., 
 Paris E.xposition, 1900; Surv., 18989; Arch, 
 draftsman with H. K. Holsman; Arch. Staff of 
 Archs., Paris Exposition, 1900; Arch. Pavilion 
 of Cuba, Paris Exposition, 1900; traveled in 
 Ger., France, Italy, and Eng., 1900-4; Arch. 
 Draftsman, N. Y., 1904; Instr., Arch., Univ. 
 of 111., 1904-';; Arch. Draftsman, D. H. Burn- 
 ham & (To., Chicago, 1905-7 (Worked on plans 
 for new "City Beautiful") ; Arch. Designer, 
 D. H. Burnham & Co., on City Plans, 191 1; 
 with F. S. Hall, Arch., 1912; Instr., Arch., Y. 
 M. C. A. Inst. Mem., Co. E, 6th Regt., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 1892-5; Congr. Church; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Hon. mem.. Atelier Bennett; Massier, 
 1909-10. Address. 10935 Esmond St., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 19 S. La Salle St., do. 
 
 1121. JAMES HARVEY DICKEY 
 Dentist; B. S.; b. Jl 22, 1873, Argenta, 111.; 
 s. William (b. 1814, Ky.) and Sarah Ann 
 (Brennen) Dickey (b. 1828, Montreal, Can.). 
 Prepared in Lincoln Coll. Prep. Sch. D. D. S., 
 N. W. LTniv., 1914. Philomathean. Instr., 
 Physics, during Sr. yr. Teacher, Monticello, 
 111., 1899-1900; do., Alton, 111., 1900-4; Instr., 
 Math., St. Norm. Sch., Springfield, S. Dak., 
 1904-5; Asst. Prof., Math., James Millikin 
 Univ., 1905-11. Married Bessie I. McAdams, 
 Jl 22, 1903, Alton, 111. Children: John M., b. 
 Je 29, 1906 (died Je 15, 1915); Annamary, b. 
 Ap 9, loii. Address, 1339 W. Wood St., De- 
 catur, 111. 
 
 1 122. WILLIAM WAGNER DILLON 
 (Husband of No. 1145; Brother of Nos. 1492, 
 3707) 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 21, 
 1872, Ash Grove, 111.; s. Henry (b. S 13, 1841, 
 Ridge Farm, 111.) and Rachel (Wagner) Dillon 
 (b. Ag 22, 1845, Milford. HI.). Prepared in 
 Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, 111.; Univ. of 
 Chicago. Adelphic; Debating Team; Ath. Assn.; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Y. M. C. A. Sec, 1910 — ; 
 Army Y. M. C. A., 1918 — . Married Nellie 
 lone Kofoid ('98), Jl 2, 1901. Children; Henry 
 Kofoid. b. O 24, 1902; Harold Sidney, b. O 11, 
 1906; Elizabeth Gertrude, b. F 23, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, R. I, Estacada, Ore.; bus. add., 12 
 Rue de Aguesseau, Paris, France. 
 
 1123. HARRY EDWARD ECKLES 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 9, 187-^. 
 Lawrence Co., Pa.; s. Robert McCaslin (b. Je 5. 
 1842, Pa.) and Margaret Louisa (Welsh) Eckles 
 Cb. Ag 10, 1847, do.). Prepared in Grove City, 
 Pa. Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; C. E. Club. Mem., 
 
 Christian Cath. Apos. Church in Zion; Mai., 
 Zion Guard; A. S. C. E.; A. A. A. S. Address. 
 C. B. & Q. R. R., Chicago. 
 
 1 124. GRACE OSBORNE EDWARDS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. LaCrosse, Wis.; d. 
 
 Benjamin Eugene (b. 1845, Elkhorn, Wis.) and 
 Ella C. Edwards (b. 1843, Nelson, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Wellesley Coll., B. S., 1894. Pi 
 Beta Phi. Cataloger, Univ. Lib., 111., 1898-01; 
 Libn. Pub. Lib., Michigan City, Ind., 1902-3; 
 do.. Pub. Lib., Superior, Wis., 1903-09. Visitor 
 United Charities, Chicago, 1909-13. Address, 
 1302 Madison St., La Crosse, Wis. 
 
 1 125. CLAUDE DOUGLASS ENOCHS 
 (Brother of No. 1126; Husband of No. 1234) 
 
 Pat. Atty. and Designing Engr. ; B. S. in E. 
 E.; b. Mr 22, 1878, Prairie City, 111.; s. S. D. 
 (b. Farmington, 111.) and Margaret A. (Riner) 
 Enochs (b. Yates City, 111.). Glee Club; 
 Quartet; Football; track. In West. Elec. shop, 
 1S98-9; Chicago Tel. Co., 1899-1901; West. 
 Elec. Engng. Insp., 1901-3; N. Y. Branch West. 
 Elec. Engng. Dept., 1903-4; Chicago Branch, 
 1904-5; Chief Engr., Vought-Berger Tel. Mfg. 
 Co., 1905-8; Engaged in exper. work, about 50 
 inventions pertaining to telepjione apparatus or 
 circuits; Supt., Chas. A. Stickney Co., St. 
 Paul, 191 1-13; practising Patent Law, Minnea- 
 polis, 1913 — ; Patent Atty. and Designing Engr., 
 Minneapolis. Auth. : The Application of Iron 
 Wire Ballasts to Telephony, Am. Telephone 
 Jour., 1905. Married Aline D. Hughston 
 ('99), Je 14, 1900, Urbana. Child, Claude 
 Hughston, b. Te 2, 1906. Address, East Shore 
 Park, White Bear. Minn.; bus. add., 933 Mc 
 Night Bldg., Minneapolis. 
 
 1 1 26. DELBERT RINER ENOCHS 
 (Brother of No. 1125; Husband of No. 1374) 
 Lawyer; A. B.; LL. B., 1903; b. N 30, 1875, 
 Yates City, 111.; s. S. D. (b. Farmington, 111.) 
 and Margaret A. (Riner) Enochs (b. Yates 
 City, 111.). Prepared in Canton H. S. Philoma- 
 thean; Von Twiller Court; Theta Kappa Nu; 
 Pol. Sc Club; Glee Club; Mandolin Club; 
 Track Team; Valedictorian, 1903. Taught sch., 
 1898-1900; Prin., H. S., Monticello, 1899-1900; 
 practised law 1903 — ; Instr., Chicago Law Sch., 
 190609; practising law. Champaign, 191 1 — . 
 Married Nellie Louise McWilliams ('00), Jl 9, 
 1913. Address, 622 W. Clark St., Champaign; 
 bus. add.. Champaign Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 1127. ROLLIN ORLANDO EVERHART 
 (Brother of Nos. 472, 3727) 
 
 Minister; A. B. in L & A.; b. O 21, 1874, 
 Griggsville, 111.; s. Marion Washington (b. Je 
 28, 1842, Newcomerstown, O.) and Sarah Isabel 
 (Wyant) Everhart (b. Mr 12, 1847, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Whipple Acad., Jacksonville. Philoma- 
 thean; Phi Gamma Delta; Glee Club; Quartette; 
 Debating Teams. Various occupations till 1900; 
 entered ministry in M. E. church; appointed to 
 special work as Asst. St. Supt., Anti-Saloon 
 League of 111., 1905; transferred to Supt. 
 Syracuse Dist., N. Y., do; St. Supt., Me. do., 
 1906-7; Pastor, M. E. church, Waterville, Me., 
 1907-9; do., State St. M. E. church, Troy, N. Y., 
 1909-12; State Rec. Sec, Epworth League, 111., 
 1904-6. Mem., Bd. Trustees and St. Hdqtrs. 
 Com., Anti-Saloon League of Me., 1907-9; St. 
 Bd. of Trustees, N. Y., do. Married Gertrude 
 .'\zalea Simmons, Je i, 1905. Chicago Hgts., 111. 
 Child, Isabel, b. Je 28, 1908, Waterville Me. 
 Address, 1219 Presby. Bldg., N. Y. City.t 
 
 1 1 28. LOUIS ENGELMANN FISCHER 
 Utilities Mgr.; B. S. in M. E. and S. E.; b. 
 \g 3 1876, O'Fallon, 111.; s. Louis (b. H 
 1829, ' Lowenhangen, Ger.) and Josephine 
 (Engelniann) Fischer (b. S 30, 1841. Shiloh 
 111 ) Prepared in St. Louis Man. 1 r. Sch. 
 Krippa Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club; Foot- 
 
1898] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 ball; Mgr., baseball team; Mgr., Glee and 
 Mandolin Clubs. Asst. and City Engr., Kew 
 anee, 111., 1899; City Engr., Paris, 111., 1901; 
 Gen. Supt. and Mgr., Danville St. Ry. and 
 Light Co.; V. P. and Gen. Mgr., 111. Traction 
 Co., 1909; Operation of Pub. Utility Properties, 
 1909—; Pres., The Wright Ice Co'; V. P., St. 
 Ellen Coal Co.; V. P. and Gen. Mgr., St. Louis 
 Coke and Chem. Co. Auth. : Econ. of Inter- 
 urban Rys., McGraw-Hill Pub. Co., 113 pp., 
 1914. Invented the so-called Near Side Car 
 now being placed in operation at Buffalo and 
 Philadelphia. Mem., Chicago Union League 
 Club; St. Louis Engrs. Club; St. Louis Club. 
 Married May C. McCord, Jl 3, 1901, Paris, 111. 
 Address, 14 Princeton Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 1 129. STUART FALCONER FORBES 
 (Brother of Nos. 688, 1869) 
 Supervising Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 26, 
 1876, Cobden, 111.; s. Henry Clinton (b. My 
 19, 1833, Preble Corners, N. Y.) and Jennie 
 Forbes. Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Football; 
 Shield and Trident; Ed., Technograph; Const. 
 Q. M., U. S. Govt. Cold Storage Warehouse, 
 1 91 8 — . Address, 39th St. and Winchester 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 1 130. FRED GATES FOX 
 (Brother of No. 1332) 
 Teacher; A. B.; A. M., 1903; b. S 21, 1876. 
 Peru, 111.; s. David Bert (b. Je 23, 1833, West- 
 field, Mass.) and Harriet Fidelia (Robinson) 
 Fox (b. Ag 15, 1839, Baldwinsville, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Peru H. S. A. M., Columbia, 
 1905. Phi Beta Kappa; Philomathean; Phi 
 Gamma Delta. Farming, 1898-9; Prin., Amboy 
 H. S., 1899-1901; Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1902-4 and 1905-6; Instr., Eng., J. Sterling 
 Morton H. S., Chicago, 1906-7; Instr., Eng., 
 Univ. of 111., Sum. Sch., 1906; Prof., 
 Eng., Butler Coll., Summer Term, 1007; 
 Teacher, Eng., Westport H. S., Kansas City, 
 1907-8; Head, of Dept. of Eng., St. Norm. 
 Sch., Mayville, N. Dak., 1908-14; Head of the 
 Eng. Dept., W. Div. H. S., Milwaukee, 1914 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. ; O. E. S. Married Ilen- 
 riette Alma Cutter, Ag 19, 1908, Kansas City. 
 Children: Marjorie Loomis, born and died, jl 
 30, 1909; Dorothy Elise. b. Je 19, 19 10; Richard 
 Frederick, b. O 10, 191 2. Address, 387 32nd 
 St., Milwaukee. 
 
 1131. ALICE BELLE FRAZEY 
 
 (Sister of No. 1501) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 13, 1871, 
 Upton, Mo.; d. Frederick Lauderbach (b. Jl 
 24, 1840, Everett, Pa.) and Parmelia Jane 
 (Hanks) Frazey (b. Jl 8, 1844, do.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Asst., 
 Oberlin H. S., Kan., 1898-1900; Grad. Stud., 
 111., 1900-1; Supvr., Drawing, .Stevens Point, 
 Wis., 1 90 1 -2; Supt., Drawing, Sheboygan, Wis., 
 1902; Supvr., Drawing, Grand Forks;, N. Dak., 
 1907-9; Teacher, Drawing, H. S., Ur^>ana. 
 1909 — . Address, 1307 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 1132. ARTHUR EDWIN FULLENWIDER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1676, 4666) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 8, 1874, 
 Mechanicsburg, 111.; s. Henry Thomas (b. Mr 
 I, 1846, Mechanicsburg, 111.) and Sarah Con- 
 net (Lindsly) Fullenwider (b. O 21. 1849, 
 Grove City, 111.). Prepared in Mechanics- 
 burg Acad. Band; Phi Gamma Delta. Arch. 
 Profession at Chicago. Married Grace Adele 
 Stewart, Ja i, 1900, Champaign. Children; 
 Lois Adele, b. Je 3, 1905 (died O 2, 1906); 
 Harlan Stewart, b. Ag 15, 1908. Address, 7209 
 Harvard Ave., Englewood, Chicago. 
 
 1133. WILLIAM JOHN FULTON 
 (Brother of No. 1679) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1900; 
 b. Ja 14, 187s, Lynedoch, Ont., Can.; s. James 
 
 (b. My 12, 1843, Can.) and Jane Elizabeth 
 (Gray) Fulton (b. My 18, "1843, Portage, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Hartford City, Ind. Phi 
 Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; T. N. E.; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident; Capt., Varsity 
 Baseball team; Ed., lllio; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Mem., firm of Faissler & Fulton; City Atty., 
 Sycamore, 111., 1902-8. Married Laura Busey 
 N 26, 1901, Urbana. Children: Frederick 
 Flenry, b. Ja 6, 1905 (died Mr 27, 1906); 
 William John, Jr., b. F 12, 1907; Robert Busey. 
 b. My 5. 1909; Sarah Jane, b. S 5, 1912. 
 Address, Sycamore, III. 
 
 1 134. HENRY ANTHONY 
 Mgr., Light Co.; B. S. in 
 
 1874, Chicago; s. Henry W. 
 
 Dover. Eng.) and Harriet K. 
 
 ridge (b. Je 10, 1854, Kingst 
 
 pared in Northwest Div. H. S., 
 
 and Trident; Phi Delta Theta. 
 
 Tumler, O 15, 1902, Chicago. 
 
 Eleanore, b. My 27, 1904. A 
 
 Colo. 
 
 GOODRIDGE 
 E. E. ; b. Ja 12, 
 
 (b. Ag I, 1844, 
 (Porter) Good- 
 on, Ont.). Pre- 
 Cliicago. Shield 
 Married Elfreda 
 Child, Francis 
 ddress, Alamosa, 
 
 1 135. *CHARLES ERNEST HAIR 
 Retired Arch.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 26, 1875, 
 Lewistown, 111.; s. F. E. (b. Pa.) and Mary E. 
 (Benton) Hair (b. 111.). Prepared in Knox 
 Coll. Designed a number of the largest schs. 
 and court houses in the southwest in Monolithic 
 Concrete Skeleton Const. Mem., Scottish Rite 
 Masons; B. P. O. E. ; Shrine; Epis. Church. 
 Married Pearl Allen, Jl 22, 1908, Kansas City, 
 Mo. Children: Thomas Edwin, b. F 21, 191 1; 
 Charles Ernest, b. N 17, 1913; Dorothy Pearl, 
 b. N 21, 1915. Died O 14, 1918. 
 
 1 136. FRED SILVEY HALL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Mr 23, 1875, 
 Areola, 111.; s. John I. (b. D 10, 184';, Mitchell, 
 Ind.) and Carrie (Bond) Hall (b. N 17, 1846, 
 do.). Prepared in Areola H. S.; DePauw Univ. 
 Prep. LL. B., Washington, 1901. Phi Ganinia 
 Delta. Gen. Practise of Law, Firm of Hal! & 
 Dame, 1901 — . Mem., Christian Church; St. 
 Louis Bar Assn.; A. F. A. M. ; Univ. of 111. 
 Club of St. Louis; Phi Gamma Delta Club, St. 
 Louis; K. T. ; Mo. Ath. Assn.; St. Louis Cham- 
 ber of Commerce. Married Minnie L. Kanzler, 
 Je 5, 1911, Chicago. Address, Suite 1204, Cent. 
 Nat. Bank Bldg., St. Louis. 
 
 1 137. MORGAN J. HAMMERS 
 (Brother of Nos. 1514, 1515, 2409) 
 Pres., Automobile Co.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 
 Ap 19, 1875, Secor, 111.; s. Morgan B. (b. Jl 
 Ti. 1838, Greene Co., Pa.) and Rosetta Jane 
 (Gibson) Hammers (b. Je 20, 1841, Mounds- 
 villa. W. Va.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Adelphic, V. P.; Mech. and Elec. Engng. Soc.; 
 Pres., mini Assn.; Assoc. Ed., Technograph; 
 LTniv. Cor. for Record-Herald; Illini Staff; V. 
 P., Sr. Class. Mech. Supt., Rock Island Plow 
 Co., 1898-1903; Gen. Supt. and Mech. Engr., 
 Phoenix Iron Works, Meadville, Pa., 1903-5; 
 Gen. Mgr., Jacobson Mach. Mfg. Co., Warren, 
 Pa., 1905-11; Treas. and Gen. Mgr., Abbott 
 Motor Co., Detroit, 191 1; Pres., do. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E., 1899; S. A. E.; N. A. C. C; 
 Rock Island Club, 1900-4; Conewango Club, 
 Warren, Pa., 1906 — ; Detroit Club, 191 1 — ; 
 .■Xutomobile Country Club of Detroit; Meadow- 
 brook Club; Detroit Ath. Club; Detroit Bd. of 
 Commerce; V. P., Am. Gas and Gasoline Engine 
 Builders' Assn., 1905-6. Married Isabelle Grace 
 Paton, Ag 20, 191 7, Detroit. Address, 239 
 Taylor Ave., Detroit; bus. add., Doble Detroit 
 Steam Motors Co., 4th and Porter, do. 
 
 1138. THOMAS MILFORD HATCH 
 
 E. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 11, 1875, 
 
 Kankakee, 111.; s. Walter W. (b. Ap 27, 1852, 
 
 Woodstock, Ont., Can.) and Martha Emma 
 
 (Enyart) Hatch (b. Ag 10, 1852, Peru, Ind.). 
 
I'NIVERSITY OK Il.l.INOIS 
 
 [iSyS 
 
 I'lciiaifd in Kankakt-e 11. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Alpha Oolta Sigma: SliieKl and Trulent. Contr. 
 for Mun. Improvenu-nts. Married Elsie Marie 
 Wood, la 7, 11)04, lloslieii, Inil. Children: 
 Thomas" Milford Jr., b. Mr 21, 1905: Walter 
 W., b. Mr J, 1007: Frederic O., b. S 12, igoS. 
 Address, 3^5 Wildwood Ave., .\kron, O.; bus. 
 add., 220 'Medford Rlock, do. 
 
 1 139. DON HAYS 
 (Brotlier of Ko. 1520; Husband of No. 1256) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 29. 1876. 
 Sidnev, III.: s. Edmund (b. O 16, 1848, JelTer- 
 sonvil'lo, O.) and Mary Catherine (Smiths Hays 
 (b. Mv I), 1840, Jo.). Prepared in Sidney 11. S. 
 Res. Engr., C. O. S: 0. R. R., Ark. and Okla., 
 iSgS-igo-;; D. \V. Engr., Raton, N. M., 1905-6; 
 Loc. and Dist. Engr., C. M. & St. P.. Idaho, 
 1906-10; Terminal Engr., do.: ranch and pvt. 
 practice, Naches, Wash., 101 1 — . -Assoc, mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Daisy Margaret Owens, 
 ('99), Je 14, 1906, North Yakima, Wasli. Chil- 
 dren: "Margaret Katlierine, b. S i, 1912; Sarah 
 Janet, b. .\g 31, 1917. Address. Naches, Wash. 
 
 U40. GEORGIA ETIIERTON HOPPER 
 Instructor; A. B.; Ph. M., ITniv. of Chicago, 
 1904. Stud., Paris, 1908-9; Dean of Women 
 and Prof., Mod. Lang., Kipon Coll., 1902; 
 Head of Mod. Lang. Dept., Shorter Coll., 
 1904-7; .\sst., Mod. Lang., la. St. Coll., 1907 
 8; Head of Mod. Lang. Dept., Tabor Coll., 
 1910-n; Head of Mod. Lang. Dept. and Dean 
 oiF Women, Stephens Coll., 1911-12; Instr., 
 Mod. Lang., Bradley Poly. Inst., Peoria, 
 1913 — . Facultv Advisor, French Club of Brad- 
 ley; Chni., Adv. Bd.. Y. W. C. A., I?radley. 
 Address. Apt. E, 213 N. Underhill, Peoria. 
 
 1 141. LEONA PEARL HOUSE 
 Teacher: A. I'., in L. & A.; b. N 5. 1877, 
 near Sadorus, 111.; d. Irvin (b. .\g 2, 1840, \\'. 
 Va.) and Ellen Elizabeth (Fleming) House (h. 
 .\g 22, 1849, Bureau Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Urbana 11. S. Y. W. C. A.; Alethenai. Taught 
 in vicinity of Sadorus, 1898-1902; Uement, 1902- 
 3; Sadorus Pub. Sch., 1903-6; at home, 1906-7: 
 teaching vicinity of Sadorus, 1907 — . Addn'ss, 
 209 W. Vine St., Champaign. t 
 
 1142. ARTHUR BURTON HURD 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 8, 1873. Panola, 
 111.; s. Thomas James (b. Ag S, 1832, Lacona, 
 N. Y.) and Julia (Stevens) Hurd (b. Ja 1833, 
 do.). Prepared in El Paso H. S. .\delphic. 
 Llraftsinan, Chicago Bell Tel. Co.; Lake Shore 
 & Mich. Southern Ry., Cleveland, 1899; Pa. R. 
 R., Altoona, Pa., 1902; Julian Kennedy, Pitts- 
 burg'!, 1903-5; Pressed Steel Car Co., Pitts- 
 burgh, as Estimator, 1905; employed as Check- 
 er with Am. Car & Foundry Co., 1905-9; Far- 
 mer, 1909 — . Married Jessie Homewood Can- 
 non, Je 19, 1900, El Paso, III. Child, Burton 
 Cannon, b. N 4, 1901. Address, El Paso, lU.t 
 
 n.M. 'HELEN JORDAN 
 
 (Sister of No. 1361) 
 B. S.; b. S 13, 1874, Tolono, III.; d. Theron 
 Francis (b. Jl 23, 1S34, Rockport, O.) and 
 Ellen Adelia (Barnum) Jordan (h. S 26, .1841, 
 Rockport.). Prepared in Champaign. Died S 
 24, 191 I, Tolono, 111. 
 
 1144. ALBERT FRED KAESER 
 (Husband of No. 1371; Brother of No. 2139) 
 Phvs. and Surg.; B. S.; M. D., 1901; b. D 9. 
 1S78, Highland, 111.; s. Fritz (b. My 13, 1847, 
 Glarus, Switzerland) and Katherine (Caindle) 
 Kaeser (b. My 13. 1849, Highland, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Alpha Kappa Kappa; Adelphic. Honor Roll. 
 Phys. and Surgs., 1901. Post Grad. work, Ber- 
 
 lin, 1909. Capt., Bn. 7, Co. 27, Camp Green- 
 leaf, Cliickamauga Park, Ga.. 1918 — . Mem., 
 Madison Co. Med. Soc.; III. St. Med. Soc; A. 
 M. .\. Married Jennie Latzer ('00), Je 26, 
 1007. Highland, III. Child, Marion Ada, b. N 
 Jl. 1915. Address, Highland, 111. 
 
 1145. NELLIE KOFOID (DILLON) 
 (Wife of No. 1 1 22; Sister of No. 1722) 
 B. S.; b. S 15. 1872, Granville, III.: d. Nelson 
 (1). Ap 15, 1838, Bornholm, Den.) and Elizabeth 
 lane (Ellis) Kofoid (b. Je 8, 1840, Ind.). Pre- 
 "pared in St. Norm. II. S., Normal, III. At- 
 tended Oberlin Coll., 1 893-4. Alethenai. 
 Teacher, 1878-9. Married William Wagner 
 Dillon ('98), 1901, Normal, III. Children: 
 Henry, b. 1902; Harold Sidney, b. 1906; Eliza- 
 heth Gertrude, b. 1910. Address, K. i, Estjic- 
 ada. Ore. 
 
 1146. ANDREW JACKSON KUYKENDALL 
 Farmer; LL. B.; b. Jl 7, 1873. Vienna. 111.; 
 s. L B. (b. Ja 9, 1842, lohnson Co., 111.) and 
 Eli'za (Gorham) Kuykendall (b. Ja 31, 1842, 
 Milwaukee). Prepared in DePauw Acad., 
 Greencastle, Ind. Ph. B., DePauvv Univ., 1896. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Football Team. Lawyer, 
 1899-1908; Farmer, 1908 — . Married Eva Ben- 
 son, Je 25, 1902, Vienna, 111. Children: Jack, 
 li. My 5, 1903: Sidney Benson, b. D 31, 1908. 
 .Address. Vienna, Ill.t 
 
 1147. "CAROLINE A. LENTZ 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 30, 1876, Ashley, III.; 
 d. Solomon Riley (b. D 13, 1846) and Esther 
 E. (McClure) Leiitz (b. O 28, i854'>. Prepared 
 in Areola H. S. Illio Bd.; Illiiii staff; Class 
 Poet; Girls' Glee Club. Taught as 1st Asst. 
 Prin. Farmer City H. S., one yr. Mem., 
 I'resby. Church. IJied S 10, 1899, Areola, III. 
 
 1 148. FRAACIS DAVID LINN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mv 9, 1874, Byron, 
 
 111.; s. David VVray (b. la 29, 1836, Millerstown, 
 Pa.) and Martha Bull (Roberts) Linn (b. Jl 16, 
 1841, Petersburg, Pa.). Prepared in Byron H. 
 S. Adelpliic; Agr. Club. Address. Byron, Ogle 
 Co., HI. 
 
 1149. ALBERT CARL LINZEE 
 Pres. and Chief Engr.: B. S. in E. E. ; b. 
 
 Ja 13, 1876, Duquoin, III.; s. Charles F. (b. 
 St. Mary's, O.) and Harriett E. (Smith) Liii- 
 zee (b. Duquoin, 111.). Prepared in Duquoin 
 H. S. Electn., U. S. Navy, 18989^ Testing 
 and Designing Elec. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Schenectady, N. V., 1899-1903; Chief Engr., 
 Akron Elec. Mfg. Co., 1903-8; Pres. and Chief 
 Engr., The Imperial Elec. Co., Akron, O., 
 1908 — ; Pres., Phoenix Elec. Co., Mansfield, 
 O. Married Clare Ewing, Akron, O. Cliildren: 
 Ford Franklin, b. 1909; Ardis Olive, b. 1912. 
 Address. 124 W. 2nd St., Mansfield, O. 
 
 1 1 50. CHARLES JAMES McCARTY 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 29, 1876, 
 Logansport, Ind.; s. Jeremiah V. (b. London, 
 Eng.) and Amelia (Cassidy) McCarty (b. Pa.). 
 Prepared in Rock Falls H. S. Supt., Mun. 
 Plant, Rock Falls, 1898-9; Engr., Elgin, 
 Aurora So., Track Co., Aurora, 1899-1903; 
 Engr., Aurora, Elgin and Chicago, 19034; 
 Sunt., Track and Overhead Lines, Rockford 
 and Interurban Rv., Rockford, 19045; Asst. 
 Engr., C. B. & 0- K. R.. 1905 iS; four months 
 in charge of track const, at Hog Island Ship 
 Yard, 1918. Auth.: .Articles in Elee. ll'orld, 
 kv. .Age Gacette; numerous short descriptions 
 of Ry. Const.; various short descriptions of 
 mun. plants and R. R. devices. Married Susy 
 M. .Nicholson, D 21, 1904, Aurora. HI. Child, 
 leane Alice, b. F 24, 1915. Address, 221 N. 
 "\'iew St., .\urora, III. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 113 
 
 I IS I. JOSEPH HUNTER MARSHUTZ 
 Lawyer; A. B. in I-. & A.; b. Ag 10, 1877, 
 Shclbyville, 111.; s. William Benj. (b. S 1, 
 1848) and Elianora (Hunter) Marshutz (b. 
 Ag 20, 1852, Lancaster, O.)- Prepared in 
 Shelbyville H. S. LL. B., Harvard, 1902. 
 Sigma Chi; Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Dramatic Club; lUio Bd. Lawyer, 
 Firm of Marshutz and HotTman. Mem., Mil- 
 waukee Bar Assn.; Univ. Club of Milwaukee; 
 Milwaukee Country Club. Married Jessie 
 Davidson Burnham, Ja 15, iqo8, Milwaukee. 
 Child, Jcsepbinc, b. Je i, IQ07. Address, 448 
 Kenilworth PL, Milwaukee; bus. add., 1115-20 
 Wells Bldg., do.f 
 
 1152. HARRY MONROE MAY 
 (Brother of Nos. 3872, 4809) 
 Mgr., Exchange By-Products Co.; B. S. in 
 E. E.; b. Ja 18, 1878, Rochelle, 111.; s. Henry 
 Ritter (b. 1845, N. Y.) and Ida Althea (Mon- 
 roe) May (b. 1852, do.). Prepared in Ro 
 chelle H. S. Y. M. C. A.; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Ca()t., Cadet Corps. With West. Elec. Co., 
 Chicago Shop, Installing, Engng. and Sales 
 Dept., 1898-1902; West. Elec. Co., San Fran- 
 cisco, 1906-7; Chamber of Commerce, River- 
 side, Calif., 1907-15; Mgr., Upland Hgts. 
 Orange Assn., Upland, Calif., 1916-17; Mgr., 
 Exchange By-Products Co., Corona, Calif., 
 191 8 — . Married Frances N. Howard, S 18, 
 1900, Milan, 111. Children: Henry Howard, 
 b. Mr 22, 1902 (died Ap 4, 1902); Davicl 
 Chapin, b. Je i, 1903; Bruce Monroe, b. I) 
 22, 1905. Address, 119 E. Blvd., Corona, Calif. 
 
 1153. HENRY FLEURY MERKER 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 3, 1877, Belle- 
 ville, 111.; s. Louis P. (b. S i, 1844, St. Clair 
 Co., 111.) and Anna Eva (Schneider) Merkci 
 (b. 11 27, 1847, Ger.). Prepared in Belleville 
 H. S. M. E. and E. E. Soc; Varsity Football 
 team. Engr., E. St. Louis & Suburban Ry. Co. 
 and Alton, Granite & St. Louis Traction Co. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; M. W. A.; 
 mini Club of St. Louis; Am. Elec. Ry. Engr. 
 Assn.; Com. on Way Matters; Chm., Sub. Com. 
 on Rails and Joints. Married Marie Hays, 
 N 23, 1904, E. St. Louis. Child, (Gertrude 
 Elizabeth, b. S 13, 1905. Address, 533 Washing 
 ton PL, E. St. Louis. Ill.t 
 
 1154. FREDERICK ALEXANDER 
 
 MITCHELL 
 Contr. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 7, 1875, 
 Butler, 111.; s. John A. and Harriet L. (Hope) 
 Mitchell (b. Hillsboro, 111.). Prepared in Hills 
 boro H. S. Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; Tau Beta 
 Pi; M. E. Soc. C. and M. Engr., Burlington 
 R. R., 1898-1901; Am. Bridge Co., 1901; Instr., 
 T. & A. M., Univ. of 111., 1901-3; Draftsman 
 and Mgr., Kansas City Wire and Iron Works, 
 1903; Contr. Engr., Am. Bridge Co., 1903-6; 
 V. P. and Chief Engr., Bartlett Struct. Steel 
 Co., 1906-7; Contr. Engr., Kansas City Struct. 
 Steel Co., 1907 — . Mem., Presby. Church; 
 Rotary Club of Kansas City; Antioch Grange. 
 Married Mae Bell Roberts, N i, 1900, St. 
 Joseph, Mo. Children: Frederick Roberts, b. 
 tl 13, 1903; Louise, b. Jl i, 191 1; Marjorie 
 May, b. Jl 12, 1913. Address, Box 77, Shaw- 
 nee, Kan.; bus. add., Room 705, Orear- Leslie 
 Bldg., 1 01 2 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 1155. GRACE ESPY MORROW (SEELY) 
 (Wife of No. 1269) 
 B. S. in Sc; b. Ja 27, 1878, Champaign; d. 
 George Espy (b. O 19, 1840, Foster, O.) and 
 Sarah (Gifford) Morrow (b. Mr 24, 1840, 
 Argyle, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Taught, Stillwater, Okla., 
 1899; H. S., Paxton, 1899-1901. Married Gar- 
 rett Teller Seely ('99), O 21, 1902, Paxton. 
 Children: Miriam, b. O 9, 1904; Janet, b. N 
 14, 1906. Address, 4369 Oakenwald Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 H56. JOHN WILLIAM MUSH AM 
 Sec, Engng. Co.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 10, 
 1877, Chicago; s. William Henry (b. F 9, 1839, 
 Chicago) and Catherine (McFadden) Musham 
 (b. 1) 2, 1845, Ire.). Prepared in DeLaSalle 
 Inst, and Armour Inst., Chicago. C. E. Soc. • 
 Ath. Assn. With contr. in Peoria, 1898; Drafts- 
 man, Holabird & Roche, C. M. & St PR R 
 Am. Bridge Co., Ralph Modjeski, T. L. Con- 
 dron, S. Side Elevated Ry., San. Dist. of Chi- 
 cago, 1903-11; Assoc. Engr. with W. L. Con- 
 dron. Consulting Engr., 1911-12; Sec, Con- 
 dron Co., Struct. Engrs., 1912 — ; Capt. U. S 
 ',,;,A'^^J Engrs. Address, 1215 Monad- 
 nock Blk., Chicago.t 
 
 1157. HERBERT JOHN NAPER 
 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 4 
 1877, Chicago; s. Henry George (b. S ?o, 1848, 
 Chicago) and Louise M. (Deverman) Naper (b 
 ^,.'7. 1853, do.). Prepared in Man. Tr. Sch 
 Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; Arch. Club; Orchestra; 
 lennis. Steel Const. Engr., i8y8-y; Interior 
 Decorating, designing, 1899- 1900; Arch, and 
 Arch. Engr., 1900-7; Arch. Draftsman, 1907-15; 
 Arch. Engr., 1915-16; Arch., 1916-17; Topo- 
 graphic draftsman for U. S. Engrs., Chicago, 
 19 1 8. Married Teresa Anderson, Je 6, 1906^ 
 Chicago. Children: Kathryn Louise, b. D 20 
 1908; Herbert John, Jr., b. Jl 21, 1915. Ad'- 
 dress, 11 27 Lake Ave., Wilmette, 111. 
 
 1158. ANDREW HENRY NEUREUTHER 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in M. E ; M. E., 1899; 
 b. Ap 3, i«77, Peru, 111.; s. Charles F. and 
 Louise (Oesterle) Neureuther. Prepared in 
 Peru H. S. M. E. and E. E.; Tau Beta Pi. 
 LL. B., Chicago Cor. Sch. of Law. 1903. M. E. 
 and Designer, Western Clock Mfg. Co., Peru; 
 Patent Atty.; LaSalle Co. del. to Nat. Deep- 
 waterway Convention, Chicago, 191 1. U. S. pat- 
 ents No. 887, 835, 1908; No. 806, 359, 1905; No. 
 867, 834, 1907; No. 906, 915, 190S; No. 937, 259, 
 1900; No. 7&2, 869, 1905; No. 844, 389, 1907; No. 
 941, 725. 1909; No. 712, 325, 1902; English, No. 
 2.1, 524, 1902. Contributor to St. Ry. Rev.; 
 Machinery; Technograph. Trustee, Congr. 
 Church; Sec, Ex. Bd. of Civic Fed. of LaSalle, 
 Peru, and vicinity; V. P., Peru Bus. Men's 
 .\ssn.; Pres., The Nat. Sheet Metal Co.; Dir., 
 Midland Casualty Co., Midland Operating Co., 
 and The Hasbrouck Tunnel Realty Co. of N. 
 J.; West. Soc. of Engrs.; Dir., Citizens' Hotel 
 Co., Peru; Pres., Peru Pub. Lib. Bd.; Dir., 
 Peru St. Bank; Pres. and Dir., Ottawa Chautau- 
 ([ua Assn. of Ottawa, 111.; Dir., 111. Zinc Co.; 
 Dir., The Central Life Ins. Co. of 111.; Licensed 
 Struct. Engr., 111. Peru Club Sch. Bd.; 
 Columbian Knights, Pres., two yrs. ; Yeomen 
 of Am.; A. F. A. M. ; R. A. M.; St. John Com- 
 mandery. No. 26, Generalissimo; life mem., 
 Peru Hosp. Assn.; A. S. M. E. Married Nettie 
 Jane Robinson, O 15, 1902, LaSalle. Children: 
 Anita Nettie, b My 30, 1904; Andrew Wesley, 
 b. D 9, 1909; Mabel Elaine, b. Je 11, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, 151 1 4th St., Peru, 111. 
 
 1159. JOHN NEVINS 
 (Brother of Nos. 5341, 5840) 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 11, 1876, 
 Camp Point, 111.; s. Joseph Allen (b. Pa.) and 
 Emma (Stalil) Nevins (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Camp Point H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Shield and Trident. Asst., G. E. D., Univ. 
 of 111., 1898-9; Arch. Engr., 1899—- A. F. 
 A. M.; Shriner. Married Letitia May La- 
 Plant, N 23, I9T0, Tacoma, Wash. Address, 
 P. O. Box 46, Seattle.t 
 
 1160. EDWARD FREDERICK NICKOLEY 
 (Husband of No. 1264) 
 Teacher; A. B. ; b. My 29, 1874, Longgrove, 
 111.; s. Johann Gottlieb (b. Jl 12, 1820, Posen, 
 Prussia) and Augusta Louise (Petrick) Nicko- 
 ley (b. Ja 12, 1825, Konigsberg, do.). Prepared 
 
114 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 in Rockefeller Class. Inst.; Univ. Acad. Pres., 
 Y. M. C. A.; Adelphic; Phi Beta Kappa; Eng. 
 Club; German Club; Iliini Staff. Asst. Prin., 
 W. Aurora H. S., J898-1900; Prin., Sch. of 
 Commerce, Syrian Prot. Coll.. Beirut, Syria, 
 1900 — . Married Emma May Rhoads ('99), Ag 
 12, 1903, Champaign. Child, Kathrine Eliza- 
 beth, b. D 14, 1904. Address, American Coll., 
 Beirut, Syria. 
 
 1 161. HENRY MARK PEASE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 19, 1875. 
 Malta, 111.; s. Dan Francis (b. D 30, 1826) and 
 Rachel (Burzell) Pease (b. My 22, 1836). Pre- 
 pared in Cornell Coll., Mt. Vernon, la. Pres., 
 Class. Engr.. West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1898- 
 1902; Asst. Mgr. and Dir., West. Elec. Co., Ltd., 
 London, 1912-18. Assoc, mem., British Inst., 
 E. E. Married Adelaide Columbia Timberlake, 
 N 25, 1901, Cincinnati. Children: Maxine Vir- 
 ginia, b. N 19, 1909; Ivis Crittenden, b. O i, 
 1 91 2. Address, West. Elec. Co. Ltd., N. Wool- 
 wich, E. London, Eng. 
 
 1162. REED MILES PERKINS 
 Stockman; A. B.; b. Mr i, 1S75, Spring- 
 field, 111.; s. Joseph B. (b. My 15, 1824, Rich- 
 land Sta., 111.) and Ann Mary (Price) Perkins 
 (b. Ja 17, 1842, Woodford Co., Ky.). Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S. LL. B., 111. Wesleyan, 1901. 
 Philomathean; Sigma Chi. Mgr., Lyceum Bur., 
 1898-1902; Ice and Coal Bus., Springfield; Per- 
 kins Ice & Coal Co., 1902-14; Mgr., Perkins 
 Bros. Farm, Holstein Friesian Cattle. Mar- 
 ried Nellie Pierce England, Ap 29, 1908, Kan- 
 sas City, Mo. Address, R. 10, Springfield, 
 111. 
 
 1 163. *CICERO JUSTICE POLK 
 (Brother of No. 2211) 
 
 Rancher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 3. 1877, 
 Areola, 111.; s. John Luther (b. N 22, 1841, 
 Bridgeville, Del.) and Cora Justice (Blackwell) 
 Polk (b. Je 2, 1846, Newbern, N. C). Prepared 
 in Areola H. S. A. B., Harvard, 1900. Eng. 
 Club; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. With P. F. Collier 
 & Son, 1901-4; Pvt. tutor, 1904; conducting a 
 ranch, Encinal, Tex., 1904 — . Married Mar- 
 garet Elizabeth Reily, O i4> 1901. Boston. 
 Died Jl 28, 1909, Boston, Mass. 
 
 1 164. WILLIAM VIPOND POOLEY 
 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 12, 1876, 
 Galena, 111.; s. John H. (b. Ag 2, 1843, Eng.) 
 and Esther (Vipond) Pooley (b. O 7. 185^, 
 Scales Mound, 111.). Prepared m Galena H. S. 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1905. Kappa Sigma; 
 Shield and Trident. Taught in Galena H. S., 
 1899-1901; Grad. Stud., LIniv. of 111., 1901-2; 
 do., Univ. of Wis., 1902-5; Penoyer Scholar in 
 Econ , do., 1904; Univ. Scholar in Am. Hist., 
 do., 1905; taught in Madison H. S.. 1905-6; 
 Prof Hist., St. Norm. Sch., Kirksville. Mo., 
 1906-7; do.. St. Norm. Sch., Valley City, N. 
 Dak, 1907-9; Instr., Hist., N. W. Univ.. 1909- 
 13; Asst. Prof., 1913-17; Assoc. Prof., ioi7— • 
 Auth.-. Settlement of Illinois, 1830-50, Bui. ot 
 Univ. of Wis., 1908. 300 pp.; Some Causes for 
 the Westward Movement before 1850, Proc. of 
 N Cent. Hist. Teachers' .4ssn.,- 1907. Mem., 
 Am. Hist. Assn.; A. F. A. M. Married Mane 
 Antoinette Baume, Ta i, 1907. Galena. Ill- 
 Children: Elizabeth E., b. S 27, 1909; Mane 
 Ruth, b. Ja 7, iqi5- Address, 2253 Shennan 
 Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 1165. GEORGE JOSEPH RAY 
 (Husband of No. isu) 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 191 o; b. 
 Mr 24, 1876, Metamora, 111.; s. Jerry (b. Jl 6, 
 1839, do.) and Harriet (Swallow) Ray (b. _ !• 
 25, 1843, Green Co., Pa.). Prepared m Uniy. 
 Acad. 'Ph.D., Lafayette, 1916. C. E. Club. 
 Various positions held under Chief Engr., 1. 
 C R R. ; -^sst. Engr., Carbondale, 1900; Supvr., 
 Tracks, St. Louis dist., do., J^oi-g; Road- 
 master, Dubuque Div., 1902-3; Div. Engr., U. 
 
 L. & W. R. R., Scranton, Pa., 1903-8; Con- 
 tracting, 1908-9; Chief Engr., D. L. & W. R. R., 
 1909—. Mem., Baptist Church; Am. Ry. 
 Engrs., Assn.; A. S. C. E. ; Am. Soc. for Test- 
 ing Materials. Married Edna Rose Hammers 
 ('01 ), Je 23, 1903, Champaign. Children: Lilian 
 Rosalind, b. N 2, 1904; Gwendolyn, b. Ap 24, 
 1910; Wilhemine, b. F 12, 1913; George J. Jr., 
 b. F 25 1914. Address, 86 N. Arlington Ave., 
 E. Orange, N. J.; bus. add., c/o D. L. & W. R. 
 R., Hoboken, N. J. 
 
 1 166. ORA MARCUS RHODES 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S.; M. D., 1901 ; b. Mr 12, 
 1871, Bloomington, 111.; s. Aaron Pavne (b. Ap 
 18, 1834) and Martha M. (Cox) Rhodes (b. Ag 
 9, 1834). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 H. S.; Med. Dept., Univ. of V^ienna, 1912-13. 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Football, 1896-7; Alpha 
 Kappa Kappa, P. & S., Chicago. Mem., Mc- 
 Lean Co. Med. Soc; 111. St. Med. Soc; A. M. 
 A.; Consulting Staff, St. Joseph's Hosp., Bloom- 
 ington; Med. Adv. Bd., Dist. No. i.; Christian 
 Church. Married Myrtle J. Downs, My 8, 1902 
 Elwood, Ind. Children: daughter, born and 
 died, F 1913; Aaron Payne, b. O 25, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, 1 1 16 E. Grove, Bloomington, 111.; bus. 
 add., 405-7 Corn Belt Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 1 167. LEWIS ARCHIBALD ROBINSON 
 Professor; A. B.; A. M., 1901; b. F 15, 1871, 
 Cedar Grove, Va. ; s. Andrew A. (b. 1838, 
 Winchester, Va.) and Virginia (Fries) Robinson 
 (b. 1847, Cedar Grove, Va.). Prepared in 
 Shenandoah Inst., Dayton, Va. Y. M. C. A. 
 Ph.D., N. Y. Univ., 191 1; Scholarship, Colum- 
 bia, 1908-0; Grad. Fellowship, N. Y. Univ., 
 1910-11. Taught in Kankakee H. S., 1900; in 
 Univ. Acad., 1900-1; Instr., Phys. and Math., 
 St. Agr. Coll., Pullman, Wash., 1901-2; Ore. 
 St. Norm. Sch.. Monmouth, Ore., 1902-8; Assoc. 
 Prof., Pedagogy and Supt., Tr. Sch., Winthrop 
 Norm, and Ind. Coll., Rock Hill, S. C, 1909-11; 
 Prof., Psych, and Educ, Univ. of Porto Rico, 
 1012-14; Dept. of Physiog., Bay Ridge H. S., 
 N. Y. City, 1914 — . Auth.: Mental Fatigue 
 and Sch. Efficency, Bui., Winthrop Coll., Rock 
 Hill, S. C, 1911. Mem., Presby. Church; Y. 
 M. C. A.; N. E. A.; S. E. A.; A. A. A. S., 
 1913; Ore. Acad, of Sc, V. P., 1908; Beochem. 
 Soc. of Columbia. 191 1; Assn. of Drs. of 
 Pedagogy of N. Y. City, 191 1; Secondary Educ. 
 Club of (Tolumbia, 1909; Mosely Comn. for 
 Visiting Schs. in Eng., igo8; Pres., Assn. of 
 Masters and Drs. of N. Y. l^niv., 191:. Mar- 
 ried Anna Gard, S 15, 1902, Salem, Ore. Child, 
 Hazel Gard, b. Je 24, 1904. Address, Bay 
 Ridge H. S., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 II 68. ROME CLARK SAUNDERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 18, 1876. 
 Champaign Co.; s. Jos. (b. D 25, 1840, Ind.) and 
 Cornelia (Clark) Saunders (b. Ag 3, 1851, 111.). 
 Prepared in St. Joseph H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 With B. P. Remy, Anderson, Ind., 1898; West. 
 Elec. Co., Chicago, 1899; Peoria Gen. Elec. Co.. 
 and Diamond Meter Co., Peoria, 1899-1901; 
 Fargo Edison Co., Fargo, N. Dak., 1901-3: Ft. 
 Wavne Elec. Works, 1902-4; A. T. & S. F. R. R., 
 1904-9; Minneapolis Gen. Elec. Co., iqoq-13; 
 Asst. Sales Mgr., Taconia Ry. and Power Co., 
 1913 — . Married Hazel Richardson. Ap 12, 
 1910, Kansas City, Mo. Children: Clark Rich- 
 ard, b. Ag 8, 1912: Paul Rome, b. S 21, 1916. 
 .Address, Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 1169. ARCHIBALD DIXON SHAMEL 
 (Brother of Nos. 618, 670) 
 Plant Physiologist; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 15, 
 1877- s Conrad (b. Bavaria) and Caroline 
 Shamel (b. Springfield, 111.). Prepared in 
 Tavlorville H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha 
 7eta; Philomathean; Agr. Club; Debating 
 Team; Ed., ist and 2d Annual ///. .4gr. Rep- 
 resentative. I St 111. St. Farmers' Inst, meeting; 
 Asst. and Instr., 111. Coll. of Agr., 1898-1902; 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 IIS 
 
 Physiologist, Bur. of Plant Indus., U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr., 1902 — . Invented Shamel Tobacco 
 Seed Sejiarator, 1904; Paper bag method of 
 protecting tobacco flowers from cross pollina- 
 tion, 1904; Shamel soil steam sterilizer, 1906; 
 Cigar testing mach., 1907; Humidifier for Stor- 
 age Rooms, 1917; Stalk Cutter, 1918. Auth. : 
 Manual of Corn Judging; Book of Corn; Buls., 
 111. and Conn. Exp. Stas. and U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr.; Contributions to Encyclopaedia Am. Agr.; 
 Britannica; Am. and H. S. Text Books in Agr.; 
 Agr. rpts. of various kinds; also various scienti- 
 fic papers reporting results of original investi- 
 gations with plant breeding problems. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; A. A. A. S.; Bot. Club of 
 Wash.; Am. Breeders' Assns. ; A. F. A. M.; 
 Victoria Club. Married Agnes Fay Brewer, S 
 IS, 1908, Hockanum, Conn. Children: Caroline 
 Agnes, b. Ag 12, 1909; Norman Archibald, b. 
 S 1913; John Dixon, b. Ag 10, 1915. Address. 
 Bur. of Plant Indus., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 1170. STANLEY LIVINGSTONE SOBER 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mv 31, 
 1875, Clifford, 111.; s. Milton Hubbel (b. Ap 6, 
 1836, Franklin Co., Vt.) and Catherine Arietta 
 Soper (b. My i, 1845, do.). Prepared in Ran- 
 toul H. S. Adelphic; 2d in Class in Scholar- 
 ship. Grad. work Kan. St. Norm., 1902-3; Chi- 
 cago Univ., 1909. Miller, 1901; Teacher, 1902; 
 Supt., Schs., 1903 — . Auth.: The Relation of 
 the H. S. Sciences to one Another, The Inter- 
 state Schoolman, Vol. 8, No. 4, 1910, pp. 19- 
 20. Pres., Meth. Brotherliood, 191 1: Pres., Co. 
 Teachers' Assn., 191 1. Married Mabel Marv 
 Dollison, Ja i, 1903, Kansas City, Mo. Child- 
 ren: James Milton, b. Ja 11. 1904; Doris Amy, 
 b. My 26, 1906; Dorothy Mabel, b. My 26, 1906 
 (died My i, igo8); Cecil Stanley, b. Mv 25, 
 1909; Rebecca, b. F 28, 191 1. Address, c/o M. 
 H. Soper, Faribault, Minn.f 
 
 1171. ROY VERNER SPALDING 
 Broker and Inventor; LL. B.; b. Mr 30, 1876, 
 Byron, 111.; s. John Franklin (b. Rockford, 111.) 
 and Emily Lucius (Read) Spalding (b. Byron, 
 do.). Prepared in Byron H. S. Buyer with 
 Sears, Roebuck Co., 1898-1903; Supt., Mail 
 Order Dept., N. K. Fairbanks Co., 1903-10; 
 with The Globe Soap Co., Asst. Adv. Mgr., 
 1911-13. Married Ethel Rood, 1899, Byron, 
 111. Children: Lucia and Emma, b. My 10, 
 1913 (died Jl 17, 1913). Address, Glenellyn, 
 
 in. 
 
 1 172. JOSEPH CLARENCE STALEY 
 (Brother of No. 1278) 
 Office Mgr.; A. B.; b. Ja 25, 1874, Tolono, 
 III.; s. George Alexander (b. S 15, 1842, Cabal 
 Co., Va.) and Priscilla Jane (Benjamin) Staley 
 (b. Mr I, 1842, Perry Co., O.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Philomathean; Y. M. C. A. A. M., 
 Stanford Univ., 1900. Teaching, igoo-i8; Oflice 
 Mgr., W. W. Steam Auto Co.. 1918 — . Mar- 
 ried Beulah Heintz, Jl 23. igi8. Address, 12 
 nth Ave., S., North Yakima, Wash. 
 
 1 1 73. ALBERT LEWIS THAYER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 11, 1876, 
 Johnson, O. ; s. Charles Corbet (b. Ag 11, 1853, 
 Bristol, do.) and Ella (Hulse) Thayer (b. S 
 22, 1835, do.). Prepared in Newcastle H. S. 
 Glee and Mandolin Clubs. Mem., Christian 
 Church; A. F. A. M. ; K. T.; I. O. O. F.; K. 
 P.; A. I. A. Married Ethel E. Halstead, S 20, 
 1899, Cortland, O. Children: Lauren Halsted, 
 b. N 8, 1901; Harding Hulse, b. Mr 4, 1903; 
 Charles Bradley, b. S 7, 1904 (died D 27, 1906); 
 Evelyn K., b. 12, 1909. Address, New Castle, 
 Pa. 
 
 1 1 74. GUY ANDREW THOMPSON 
 Professor; A. B.; A. M.; b. Ja 8, 1871. Stew- 
 ard, 111.; s. Robert James (b. Mr 1847, Romney, 
 W. Va.) and Evelyn Louise (Flagg) Thompson 
 (b. 1847, Williston, Vt.). Prepared in Univ. 
 
 Acad. Ph.D. Univ. of Chicago, 1912. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Adelphic, Pres. Teacher, Millersburg, 
 Ky., Mil. Inst.. 1898-9; Harvard, 1899-1901; 
 Instr., Eng., Univ. of Me., 1901-5; Asst. Prof, 
 Lng., do., 1905-9; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1906-8; Prof., Eng. Lit., Univ. of Me., 1909—. 
 Auth.: Elizabethan Criticism of Poetry, 216 pp., 
 Geo. Banta and Co., 1914. Mem., Mod. Lang. 
 Assn.; Phi Kappa Phi; Congr. Church. Mar- 
 ried Ceha May Coffin, Jl 3, 191 7, Bangor, Me. 
 Address, Univ. of Me., Orono, Me. 
 
 1 175- FERDINAND EMIL TOENNIGES 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 3, 1875, Rock 
 Island, 111.; s. Henry J. (b. Mr 3, 1850, Berlin, 
 Ger.) and Mary (Willers) Toenniges (b. F 14, 
 TT^o ff^i?'^^''^' '^°-'>- Prepared in Davenport 
 Jl. S. R. R. Const, work, 1898-1904; Asst. Engr 
 Const. Work. B. & O. R. R., 1904-11; Chief 
 Engr., Robert Grace Contr. Co., N. Y. City 
 1911-14; Special Work B. & O. R. R., 1914-15;' 
 Supt. and Engr. for P. J. Joyce Contr. Co., 1915- 
 16; do. for Locust Hill Coal Co., Point Marion, 
 Pa., 1916— . Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Myra 
 E. Meader, O 11, 1900, Schuylerville, N. Y. 
 (died D I, 1912); Corinne B. Jarrett, Je 8, 1916. 
 .4ddress, Point Marion, Pa. 
 
 1 176. WILLIAM LUTHER UNZICKER 
 Deputy Coll., Custom; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 Mr I, 1875; s. Jacob J. (b. D 27, 1841) and 
 Phebe (Engel) LTnzicker (b. O 22, 1843). Pre- 
 pared in Acad., III. St. Norm. Sch. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Pres., Soph. Class; Illio Bd. Taught, 
 1898-1900; Chief Clerk, Custom House, Omaha, 
 1901-3; Chief Deputy Collector of Customs, 
 1903-12. Mem., Univ. Club of Omaha; Omaha 
 Field Club. Married Alice Auld, Je 3, 1908, 
 Omaha, Neb. Child, William L., b. Ag 20, 
 1910. Address. 1307 S. 34th St., Omaha, Neb.r 
 
 1 1 77- FREDERICK WILLIAM von OVEN 
 Consulting and Contr. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. Ap II, 1876, Naperville, 111.; s. Ernst (b. N 
 7, 183s, Dusseldorf, Ger.) and Emma (Reifen- 
 rath) von Oven (b. Je 26, 1833, Hilchenbach, 
 do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Shield and Trident; 
 Alpha Delta Sigma; C. E. Club; Football, Capt., 
 1898; mgr., track team; Pres., Ath. Assn., 1897- 
 8; held W. I. A. A. record in hammer throw; 
 mem., advisory bd. on aths. Asst. Engr., I. C. 
 R. R., 1898-1900; Engr. in Bridge Dept. War 
 Dept. LI. S. A., Chicago, 1900; Supt., Const, 
 and Consulting Engr.. (Chicago & South Bend, 
 Ind., 1900-01; Consulting and Contr. Engr., 
 associated with Love Bros., Aurora and pvt. 
 practise, 1901-6; Consulting and Contr. Engr., 
 Chicago. 1906-11; Pres., Naperville Nurseries; 
 Naperville Assn. of Commerce; Associated 
 with Martin and von Oven, mfrs. Clay products. 
 191 1 — . U. S. Letters Patent No. 780. 441, Ja 
 17, 1905; Flush Hinge Door Const., LT. S. Let- 
 ters Patent No. 795,004. Jl 18, 1005; store 
 fronts. Mem., Epis. Church; West. Soc. 
 Engrs.; 111. Soc. Engrs. and Survs. ; Illini Club; 
 Ex. Com. 111. Nurserymen's Assn. ; 111. Hort. 
 Soc; 111. Clay Mfrs. Assn. Married Irene 
 Huxley Love. Ap 19, 1900. Aurora, 111. (di- 
 vorced, Ja 1912). Children: Frances Irene 
 Helen, b. N 3. 1901; Mercedes Gladys, b. Mr 
 II, 1903. Address, Naperville, 111. 
 
 1 1 78. RUFUS WALKER, JR. 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. F 27, 1875, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Rufus (b. Williamstown, 
 Vt.) and Jane (Edgington) Walker (b. Edging- 
 ton, 111.). Prepared in Moliiie H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Phi Delta Theta; Delta Delta Delta; 
 Shield and Trident; Pres., Freshman class; 
 First Mgr., Tennis Team; Asst. Baseball Mgr.; 
 Football Mgr.; lUini Staff; IlHo Bd. Coal 
 Bus., 1898-1904; Mfg., 1904 — . Married Mar- 
 garet Christy, N 15, i8og. Children: Joseph C; 
 John R.; Charlotte; Margaret Jane. Address, 
 2212 Sixth Ave., MoHne, 111. 
 
ii6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1898 
 
 1 1 79. CHARLES ALBERT WALTER 
 Dept. Mgr.; B. S.; Ph. C. in Pharm., 1898; 
 
 M. S., 1901; Phar. D., 1902; b. F 26, 1876, 
 Piano, 111.; s. Gus Walter (b. Sandwich, 111.). 
 Prepared in Sandwich H. S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Valedictorian, class 1898. Dept. Mgr., Sears, 
 Roebuck & Co., Chicago. Married Lucile Coop- 
 er, O 23, 1901, Chicago. Children: Florence, b. 
 1904; Ralph, b. 1906; Charles Richard, b. 1908. 
 Address, 317 N. East Ave., Oak Park, 111.; 
 bus. add., c/o Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago. 
 
 1180. *JOSHUA PERCY WEBSTER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 3, 1873, 
 
 Philadelphia; s. Lukens and Elizabeth (Hallo- 
 well) Webster. Prepared in Friends Cent. Sch. 
 and Armour Inst., Chicago. Adelphic; Bus. 
 Mgr., Iliini. Supt., Const, with W. W. Lindsay 
 & Co., Engrs. & Contrs., 1899 — . Mem., Phda- 
 delphia Engrs. Club; Friends Meeting, Birth- 
 right mem. Married Katherine C. Hamilton, 
 je 20, 1900, Petersburg, 111. Died Mr 23, 1907, 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 1181. SARAH EMELINE WEBSTER 
 Art Instr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 16, 1876, 
 
 St. Louis; d. Sidney Breese (b. F 21, 1843- 
 Carlyle, 111.) and Emeline (Barnes) Webster 
 (b. S 14, 1845, St. Louis). Prepared in Car- 
 lyle, 111. Y. W. C. A.; Alethenai; Iliini car- 
 toonist; Illio artist. Taught Eng. in Sioux 
 Falls, S. Dak.; Champaign, 1900-1; Dir., Art, 
 Pub. Schs. Lincoln, Neb., 1901-6; Instr., Art. 
 Dept., N. Y. Tr. Sch. for Teachers, 1906. Ad- 
 dress, 620 W. ii6th St., N. Y. City.t 
 
 1182. CLYDE LEIGH WETZEL 
 Telephone Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 27. 
 1877, Traer, la.; s. C. F. and Emma (Axon) 
 Wetzel. Prepared in Traer H. S.; First year's 
 Univ. work done at Univ. of la. Telephone 
 Engr., 1898-1907; High tension Switchboard 
 operator, 1908-9; Contr. and Bldg., 1909-13; 
 Telephone Engr., 1913—- Married Margaret 
 Bell, Ag 3, 1907, Chicago. Children: Chris Jr., 
 b. Ap 28, 1909; Lois, b. F 14, 191 1; Paul, b. 
 My 18, 1913. Address, 4^07 W. Adams St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 1 183. ALLISON JAMES WHARF 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 20, 1876, 
 Olney, 111.; s. James Elliot (b. 1854, Keene, O.) 
 and Adelia Hanna (Allison) Wharf (b. 1855. 
 Jonesborough, Ind.). Prepared in Olney H- 
 S. Highway Bridge Const. 1898-9; Asst. to 
 W A. Gray, Engr. and Contr., 1898; Engr., 
 U. Pacific Ry. Co. 1899-1912; Real Est. Invest- 
 ment. Bldg. Supt., I9I--I3. Chief Engr., Peona 
 and Pekin Union Ry. Co.. 1913; Engr.. Olney, 
 111., 1918 — . Mem., A. S. C. E.; Consistory 
 and Elks. Married Sara Bower Thompson, Ja 
 1900, Olney. 111. Children: Allison Webster, b. 
 O 1900; William Thompson, b. Ag 1904 (died 
 N 1905); James Eugene, b. Ja 1909. Address, 
 Olney, 111. 
 1 184. ALBERT ST. JOHN WILLIAMSON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S.; M. E., 1902; b. Ap 6, 
 1872, Quincy, 111.; s. William Penn (b. D 10, 
 1832, Freeport, Pa.) and Martha L. (St. John) 
 Williamson (b. Kent, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Capt., Univ. Regt. Shop and 
 Drafting Room, C. M. & St. P. R. R., Mil- 
 waukee, 1898-1901; Draftsman, Mex. Cent. R. 
 R., 1903; Topographic Work, 1904; Asst. to 
 Supt. Mach., Mex. Cent. R. R., 1904-6; Mech. 
 Insp., 1906-7; Mech. Engr., do.. 1907-8; Instr., 
 R. R. M. E., Univ. of 111., 1908-11. Auth.: 
 Friction of New and Old Shoes on New and 
 Worn Cast Iron Wheels, Air Brake Assn., Nat. 
 Convention, Chicago, 191 1; Brake Shoe Tests 
 and Their Relation to Train Braking, Car 
 Foremen's Assn.. Chicago, 1911; Tie Treat- 
 ment with Fuel Oil on the Mex. Cent R. R., 
 1900; Effect of Scale on Boilers, Thresher- 
 man's Review, 1910; Locomotive Efficiency and 
 Friction, Am. Engng. and R. R. Jour., 1911; 
 
 various short articles in Pozvef and the Engr., 
 The Am. Machinist ; Variation in Tractive 
 Power with Speed, Rv. Age Gasette, Vol. 52, 
 Mr 22. 191 2. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Mil- 
 dred Wilcox, O 23, 1907, Aguascalientes, Mex. 
 Child, Virginia, b. O 2, 191 5. Address, 1807 
 Prince St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 ii8s. FREDERICK HENRY WILSON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 14, 1876, 
 Evanston, 111.; s. W. C. and Anna E. (Fussey) 
 Wilson. Prepared in Evanston H. S. Sigma 
 Chi. Elec. work; Chief Electn., Battleship 
 Kentucky, U. S. N., 1900-4; Elec. Dept.. Deer- 
 ing Harvester Co. Works, 1904; Steam Turbine 
 Dept., Allis Chalmers Co., 1906; Mech Engr., 
 
 B. F. Avery & Sons, Plow Mfrs., Louisville, 
 Ky. Mem., Engrs. and Archs. Club; Unitar- 
 ian Church. Married Kathryn Seitz, S 27, 1913. 
 .4ddress, 4704 2nd St., Louisville, Ky. 
 
 1 186. LEWIS FORNEY WINGARD 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B.; b. Je 3, 
 1875, Champaign; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. 
 My 28, 1841, Delphi, Ind.) and Mary Clara 
 (Forney) Wingard (b. O 10, 1846, Waynes- 
 boro, Pa.). Adelphic; Asst. Ed., Iliini; Band; 
 Orchestra; Pol. Sc. Club. Atty-at-Law; Sec, 
 Bd. of Educ, Champaign, 1905-12; Dir. and 
 Asst. Atty., First St. Trust and Savings Bank, 
 Urbana, 1916— . Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. 
 A. M.; Shrine; Sons of Veterans. Address, 
 407 N. State St., Champaign. 
 
 1 187. *JAMES THOMPSON WOLCOTT 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 21, 1868, 
 
 Peoria; s. Gilbert (b. Ja 20, 1837, Brooklyn, N. 
 
 Y.) and Maria (Day) Wolcott (b. F ip, 1839, 
 
 Nunda Val., N. Y.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. 
 
 Asst. to City Chem., Buffalo, N. Y., 1898; do. 
 
 St. Chem. do., 1899; Asst., 111. Steel Co., 1900; 
 
 .\sst. Chem., Armour & Co., 1901; Supt., Oil 
 
 Refinery, Armour & Co., Ft. Worth, Te.x., 1902. 
 
 A. F. A. M.; A. C. S. Married Marie Boss, 
 
 Je 20, 1900, Chicago. Died F 9, 1904, Ft. 
 
 Worth, Tex. 
 
 1188. MINNIE BARNEY WOODWORTH 
 
 (YOUNG) 
 (Wife of No. 1299; Sister of Nos. 456, 718, 
 
 2007) 
 Teacher of Music; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 
 S, 1877, Champaign; d. Stephen Elias (b. N 27, 
 1815, near Seneca Falls, N. Y.) and Mary 
 Celina (Carpenter) Woodworth (b. Ap s, 1842, 
 near Fayetteville, do.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. and Berkeley (Calif.) H. S. Y. W. 
 
 C. A.; Alethenai. Teacher, Champaign Schs., 
 1908-9; music teacher. Mem., So. Presby. 
 Church. Married John Hays Young ('99). D 
 26, 1899, Champaign. Children: boy, born and 
 died, N 21, 1900; John Hays Jr., b. S 7, 1903; 
 Celina Woodworth, b. Je 5, 1910. .4ddress, 
 326 Myrtle Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 1189. GEORGE BEDELL WORTHEN 
 (Brother of No. 2298) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; LL. M., 1899; b. My 17, 
 1877, Warsaw, 111.; s. George Byron (b. do.) 
 and Mary L. (Bedell) Worthen (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Warsaw II. S.; Univ. of the South. 
 Sewanee, Tenn., 1896-7. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Mgr., Track team; Iliini staff. Law practise. 
 Poplar Bluff, Mo., 1903; Asst. Mgr., Collection, 
 Swift & Co., 1904; Mgr., Coll. Dept, Am. 
 Jobbing Assn., 1904; Gen. Law Practise. Auth.: 
 Law of Contracts, pub. anonymously. Am. Job- 
 bing Assn., 1906; articles in current mags., 
 1900-2; in Green Bag; .4m. Legal News and 
 Law Student's Helper. Mem., Cml. League of 
 Am ; Waterloo Club; la. St. Bar Assn.; Nat. 
 Assn. of Credit Men; St. Mark's Epis. Church. 
 Waterloo, la. Married Etta M. Horstman, S 
 I, 1902, Olatha, Kan. Child, Mary Theye, b. 
 S 8, 1903. Address, 1414 4th St., W., Water- 
 loo, la.; bus. add., 518 Black Bldg., do. 
 
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 1 190. DAVID COUDEN WRAY 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2545, 8078) 
 Min. and Metallurgical Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. F 27, 1875, Winnebago, 111.; s. Samuel Tate 
 (b. Jl 23, 1848, Perry Co., Pa.) and Martha 
 (Scott) Wray (b. N 23, 1851. Lycoming Co., 
 Pa.). Prepared in Winnebago H. S. C. E. Club. 
 With U. S. Geol. Sun, 1898- 1900; As.st. Mine 
 Engr., Whitebreast Fuel Co., 1900-5; with Min- 
 eral Point Zinc Co., 1906 — ; Asst. Supt., Const., 
 1906-7; Dept. Supt., 1907-14; Asst. Supt., 1914- 
 16; Supt., 1916 — . Mem., West. Soc. Engrs.; 
 A. I. M. E. Married Bertha M. Loskill, Je 10 
 1911, LaSalle, 111. Child, Elizabeth Ann, b. Jl 
 20, 1916. Address, DePue, 111. 
 
 1 191. HERMAN LOUIS WUERFFEL 
 . Electrician; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 24, 1876, 
 Chicago; s. Leonhard (b. Ja 31, 1829, Bavaria) 
 and Albertine (Koplien) Wuerffel (b. Je 19, 
 1839, Ponnnerania). Prepared in S. Chicago 
 II. S.; Brevet Capt. 111. Nat. Guard. With 
 West. Elec. Co., 1899-1908; U. P. Vulcan Elec. 
 Heating Co., 1908 — . Mem., German Lutheran 
 Church, Maywood, 111. Married Charlotte Anna 
 l;^issfeldt, Ja 14, 1900, Milwaukee. Children: 
 .Stella Albertine, b. Je 19, 1901 ; Gertrude Anna, 
 b. Mr 30, 1905; Leonard Carl, b. Je 9, 191 1. 
 Address, 409 S. loth Ave., Maywood, 111.; bus. 
 add., 542 W. Jackson Blvd., (Jhicago.t 
 
 CLASS OF 1899 (101 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 1 192. *HARRY ANDERSON 
 Div. Supt.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 12, 1878, 
 Sheldon, III.; s. M. Anderson. Div. Supt. of 
 Plant, The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph 
 Co., Los Angeles. Died D 23, 1918, Los Angeles, 
 Calif. 
 
 1193. FRANK HALL ARMSTRONG 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N i, 1877. 
 Serena, 111.; s. Abraham T. and Lottie E. 
 (Hall) Armstrong (b. M«.). Prejjared in 
 Ottawa H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Pres., M. E. and 
 E. E. Soc. Asst. Master Mechanic, Cleveland 
 Cliffs Iron Co., 1899-01; Master Mechanic, 
 Crystal Falls Iron Co., 1901-02; Master Me- 
 chanic, Republic Iron Co., 1902-04; Mech. 
 Engr., Penn. Iron Min. Co., and Republic Iron 
 Co., 1904; Mech. Engr., Penn. Iron Min. Co., 
 1914-17; Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Armstrong 
 Shovel Co., 191 7 — . Mem., Lake Superior 
 Min. Inst., 1902; A. S. M. E., 1908; Assoc. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E., 1909; A. I. M. E. Mar- 
 ried Clara E. Pascoe, D 23, 1903. Republic, 
 Mich. Children: Charlotte E., b. My 2, 1905; 
 Eleanor, b. S 6, 1908. Address, Vulcan, Mich. 
 
 1 194. "SAMUEL MICHAEL BAYARD 
 B. S. in L. & A.; b. Ap 11, 1878, Vincennes, 
 Ind.; s. Joseph Lambert (b. Ja 27, 1841, du.) 
 and Helen M. (Burke) Bayard (b. S 10, 1850, 
 Marietta, O.). Prepared in St. Francis 
 Xavier's Prep. Sch. and Vincennes Univ. Phi 
 Delta Theta; Shield and Trident. Clerk, Bank- 
 ers' Nat. Bank, Chicago. Died S 19, 1901, 
 Vincennes, Ind. 
 
 H95. GWAVAS FOSTER BECKERLEY 
 Dist. Supvr., Emergency Fleet; B. S. in 
 C. E.; b. S 28, 1876; s. James G. (b. 1833, 
 Penzance, Eng.) and Catherene (Brown) 
 Beckerley (b. Mineral Point, Wis.). Prepared 
 in Chicago Eng. II. .S. and Man. Tr. Sch. Tau 
 Beta Pi; V. P., Ath. Assn.; Pres., C. E. 
 Club; Pres., Sr. Class. C. Engr., August 
 Ziesing, 1899-1901; Am. Bridge Co. of New 
 York, 1901-03; Contr. Agt., 111. Steel Co., 1903- 
 05; Organizer Bridge Mfg. Assn., 1905; Sales 
 Mgr., Noelke-Richards Iron Works, Indian- 
 apolis, 1906-13; Pres., Advance Terra Cotta 
 Co., 1913-18; Dist. Supvr., U. S. Emergency 
 Fleet, Baltimore, 1918 — . Mem., Ancient Arabic 
 Order of Nomadic Mystic Shrine; Medinah 
 Temple; A. F. A. M.; Commandery; Ham- 
 ilton Club, Chicago; A. A. O. N. M. S., 
 Medinah Temple; Indianapolis Chap., R. A. M. 
 Married Clara M. Ungewitter, I) 24, 1901, 
 Chicago. Children: William Gwavas, b. N 7, 
 1908; James Gwavas, b. F 27, 191 5. Address, 
 Lexington Bldg., Baltimore. 
 
 1 196. R.ALPH BENNETT 
 
 (Brother of No. 1197) 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 20, 1875, 
 
 Morton, 111.: s. William Sargent (b. D 31, 1841, 
 
 Ind.) and Mary Anna (Campbell) Bennett (b. 
 
 Jl 23. 1836, Morton, 111.). Prepared in Chi- 
 cago Eng. 11. and Man. Tr. Sch. Philomathean. 
 Chief Elec. Engr., Edison Elec. Co., Los An- 
 geles, 1902-08; Chief Engr., Great West. Power 
 Co., 1909-11; Chief Engr., Domniguez Land Co., 
 191-^ — ;._ Auth.: Imhoff Sewage Tank and Pro- 
 posed Sewage Farm for Torrence, Calif., Engiig. 
 News. O 30, D 4, 191 3, pp. 1 1 32- 1 133; Shore 
 Protection: Sea Walls and Groynes, Southwest 
 Contr., S 12, 1914, pp. 8-9; A Combination 
 Concrete Road and Flood Channel, Engng. 
 News; Design of Shore — Protection Works, do., 
 Jl 15, 1915, PP- 98-101. Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. 
 E. ; Congr. Church. Married Mary Belle Burns, 
 Ag 16, 1910. Children: Mary Gay, b. S 21, 
 1911; Eleanor Campbell, b. My g, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 136 Witiner St., Los Angeles; bus. add., 
 1 1 25 Central Bldg., do. 
 
 1 197. RUTH BENNETT (MORGAN) 
 (Sister of No. 1196) 
 
 Medical Missionary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 
 20, 1877, Morton, 111.; d. William Sargent (b. 
 D 31, 1841, Ind.) and Mary Anna (Campbell) 
 Bennett (b. Jl 23, 1836, Morton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Northwest Div. H. S., Chicago. M. 
 D., Johns Hopkins, 1904. Y. W. C. A.; Watch- 
 eka; Alethenai. Med. Miss., Tsing Kiang iiu, 
 China, 1905-10; Haichow, China, 1910 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Med. Miss. Assn. of China. 
 Married Lorenzo Seymour Morgan, M. D., Je 
 28, 1904, Nashville, Tenn. Children: Ruth 
 Pierce, b. Mr 10, 1908; Juliana Louise, b. Jl 
 
 4, 1914; Carrel Bennett, b. Ag 25, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Haichow, via Chinkiang, China. 
 
 1 198. THOMAS ARCHIBALD MURRAY 
 BEVANS 
 
 Illustrator; B. S.; b. Je 29. 1879, Wildwood, 
 111.; s. Homer Bevans. Taught Man. Tr.; Illus- 
 trator for .Vdvertising Co., New York City. Ad- 
 dress, 129 W. nth St,. New York City. 
 
 1 199. MARY CONSTANCE BIGELOW 
 
 Librarian; A. B.; B. L. S., 1910; b. Jl 13, 
 
 1877, Austin, Minn.; d. Edward (b. Lakeville, 
 
 N. Y.) and Lucy Hart (Brown) Bigelow (b. 
 
 Fitchburg, Mass.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 
 5. Teaching, 1809-1901; Clerking, 1901; Lib. 
 Asst., Rockford Pub. Lib., 1909 — . Address, 
 324 N. Horsneau St., Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 1200. CLARENCE EDGAR BOCOCK 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. D 14, 1876, Stark 
 Co., 111.; s. Cyrus and Eleanor (Fouts) Bo- 
 cock. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Le Cercle Fran- 
 cais; Nat. Hist. Club. Instr., Sc, Corning H. 
 S., la., igoo-04. Dean and Prof., Sc, St. 
 Norm. Sch., Albion, Idaho 1904 — ; Grad. work, 
 Univ. of Chicago, Summers, 1905 and 1907. 
 Married Lillian Rodda Normington, N 28, 1907. 
 Child, Oscar Lafayette, b. My 25, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, Albion, Idaho. t 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 1201. LUCILE ALICE BOOKER 
 (VVATKINS) 
 (Sister of No. 2030) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O i, 1874, Wichita, Kan.; 
 d. George Arthur (b..S 14, 1846, Fairmount, 
 111.) and Caroline Sabrina (Bell) Booker (b. 
 Jl 27, 1846, Moore's Hill, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Alethenai; Eng. Club; lUini 
 Staff; Illio Bd. ; Won prizes in literary and 
 declamatory work. Instr., Eng. Lit., Little 
 Falls, Minn., 1899-1900; Stillwater, Minn., 
 igoi-05; Cloquet, Minn., 1906-08. Mem., Epis. 
 Church; St. Andrews Guild, 1908 — ; Women's 
 Friday Club, Charter Mem.; Cloquet Charitable 
 Orgn., 1908 — ; City Chm., Woman's Auxiliary, 
 Council of Nat. Defense; Co. Chm., Food Con- 
 servation, Fed. Food Adm. Marri.ed Charles 
 B. Watkins, Je 15, 1908, Grand Forks, N. Dak. 
 Child, Harriette Wendell, b. Je 6, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, Cloquet, Minn. 
 
 1202. JAMES CLIFFORD BRADLEY 
 Practitioner of Patent Law; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 
 b. My 29, 1875, Morrison, 111.; s. James Hub- 
 bard (b. 184-;, O.) and Emily Elizabeth (Mc- 
 Allister) Bradley (b. 1849, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Morrison H. S. Y. M. C. A.; Track team. 
 Studied law Nat. Univ. and Geo. Washington 
 Univ., Washington, D. C. Drafting, Ajax 
 Forge Co., 1899; U. S. Navy Dept., 1900-01 ; 
 Examining Corps, U. S. Pat. Office, Washing- 
 ton, 1901-05; Practice of Pat. Law, Pittsburg, 
 1905 — . Mem., Presby. Church; Bar of U. S. 
 Circuit Court of Appeals, 3d Circuit, 5th Cir- 
 cuit, 7th Circuit and Dist. of Columbia. Mar- 
 ried Dorothy Holland Sipe, Je i, 1904, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Children: Emma Elizabeth, b. 
 My 7, 1907; Tames Clifford, Jr., b. Je 21 191 1; 
 Dorothy, b. Ag 5, 1916. Address, 5518 Black 
 St., Pittsburg; bus. add., 1618 Frick Bldg., do. 
 
 1203. THEODORE LENNART BURKLAND 
 Merchant; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 30, 187s, 
 Moline, 111.; s. Swan P. (b. Sweden) and 
 Charlotte (Larson) Burkland (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Moline H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Football team; Mgr., Interscholastic. 
 Draftsman, Paige Iron Works, Chicago, 1899; 
 Moline Plow Co., 1899; Asst. Engr., Peoria 
 Water Works, 19.02-10; Pres., Citizen's St. 
 Bank, Nampa, Idaho, 1910; Min., 1914-17; 
 Automobile accessories, 191 7 — . Married Mary 
 C. Trumbower, Je 8, 1904, Huron, S. Dak. 
 Children: Benjamin Trumbower, b. JI 15, 
 1907; Theodore Lennart, b. Ag 19, 191 1. Ad- 
 dress, 7507 Greenview Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 1517 Kimball Bldg., do. 
 
 1204. 'HALBERT LILLY CHIPPS 
 
 (Brother of No. 1482) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 13, 1877. 
 Sullivan, 111.; s. Abia (b. Je 8, 1852, Clarks- 
 burg, W. Va.) and America (Lilly) Chipps (b. 
 O 10, i8s6, Sullivan, 111.). Prepared in Sul- 
 livan H. S. Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club. Instr., 
 C. E., Univ. of 111., 1899; Chicago Jet. R. R. 
 Co., Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 1900; LTnion 
 Pac. Ry., 1900. Died N 3, 1900, Laramie, Wyo. 
 
 1205. HARRY ARTHUR CHUSE 
 Mech. Engr; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr ii, 1877. 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. J. F. (b. Switzerland) and 
 M. D. (Nicholson) Chuse (Bond Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsi- 
 lon. Gen. Mgr., Chuse Engine Works. Mar- 
 ried Eliza Shinn, N 15, 1904. St. Louis. Ad- 
 dress, 1504 Charleston Ave., Mattoon, 111. 
 
 1206. EDITH CLARK (BURR) 
 
 (Sister of No.' 1113) 
 
 A. B. in L. \ A.; B. L. S., 1902; b. Ap 28, 
 
 1877, Vandalia, 111.; d. Daniel Monroe (b. Had- 
 
 dan. Conn.) and Rebecca (Davis) Clark (b. Hig; 
 
 ganem, do.). Prepared in Vandalia H. S. Pi 
 
 Beta Phi; Watcheka; Y. W. C. A.; Phi Delta 
 Psi; Capt., basket ball team; Class Poet. Auth : 
 Niagara Falls, A. Bibliography, Bui. of Bibli- 
 ography, Vol. 3, No. 6, pp. 85-91. Mem., Bd. 
 of Dir. Detroit Branch Coll. Alumnae and 
 Spokane Branch; Cor. Sec, City Fed. of 
 Woman's Clubs, Spokane. Married Frank 
 Henry Burr, Je 10, 1903, Vandalia, 111. Child, 
 Frederick Marshall, b. Ja 15, 1914. Address, 
 3-'o S. 1st St., Vandalia. 111. 
 
 1207. *MARY EDITH CLARK 
 (Sister of No. 1114) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1906; b. F 6, 1879, 
 Donovan, 111.; d. Evlan (b. Ag 18, 1838, St. 
 Joseph, Mich.) and Clarissa E. (Watkins) 
 Clark (b. Ag 9, 1843, Crawfordsville, Ind.). 
 Eng. Club; Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Taught 
 at Chillicothe, 1900-01; Mt. Vernon, 1902-9; 
 grad. stud., Univ. of 111., 1905-6. Died F 28, 
 igog, Sheldon, 111. 
 
 1208. PHILIP HENRY CLARK 
 Lawver; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. D 31, 1873, 
 Guilford, 111.; s. Edward E. (b. F 2, 1845, Ire- 
 land) and Sarah F. (Sale) Clark (b. D 6, 
 1851, Guilford, 111.). Prepared in Galena, H. 
 S. Prin., 1899-02, and Supt., Galena Sch. 1902- 
 6; Atty.-at-Law, Lawton Okla. 1907 — . Married 
 Loretta J. Mahoiiy, Je 30, 1904, Galena, 111. 
 Child, Edward J., b. Ja 12, 1907. Address, 
 Lawton, Okla.t 
 
 1209. CHARLES LUTHER CLIFFORD 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 6, 1874, 
 Serena, 111.; s. Martin Luther (b. N 15, 1832, 
 N. Y. St.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Sinclair) 
 Clifford (b. Jl 29, 1836, 111.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa Tp. H. S. Arc Lamp Dept., Western 
 Elec. Co., Chicago, 1899; with Chicago Tele- 
 phone Co., 1900-2; Elec. Engr., War Dept., 
 1902-1917; Elec. and Mech. Engr., do, 1917^. 
 Married Belle Ethel Jones, D 19, 1900, Chi- 
 cago. Address, Silver Spring, Md. 
 
 1210. JANE ELIZABETH COOKE 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Je 4, 1866, Monroe, 
 Mich.; d. Jacob (b. 1831, Geneva, N. Y.) and 
 Sarah (Grigg) Cooke (b. 1834, Eng.). Pre- 
 pared in Monroe H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1890- 
 91, 1893-95. Classifier, Univ. of Pa. 1899; 
 Reorganizer, Schmidlapp Free Lib., Piqua, O., 
 1900-01; Cataloger and Reviser, Lib. of Con- 
 gress, I go I — -. Mem., Univ. Club, 111.; Univ. 
 Club, Mich.; Lib. Assn.; Epis. Church. Ad- 
 dress, goo E. Capital St., Washington, D. C; 
 bus. add.. Lib. of Congress, do. 
 
 121 1. VIRGINIA DINWIDDIE (PIPER) 
 B. S. in Sc; b. Maroa, 111.; d. M. E. Din- 
 
 widdie. Married Charles E. Piper, My 1901, 
 Chicago. Address, c/o Chas. E. Piper, Los An- 
 geles.} 
 
 1212. GEORGE DODDS 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 4, 1878, 
 Neoga, 111.; s. Eli and Ophelia (Everhart) 
 Dodds (b. Port Washington, O.). Prepared in 
 Neopa Pub. Schs. With the Bullock Elec. Mfg. 
 Co.; Asst., Test Dept., iSgg-igoi; Sales Engr., 
 1901-3; Foreman, Test Dept., 1903-5; Asst. to 
 Supt., Const., 1906-9; Elec. Engr., W. & L. E. 
 R. R., 1909-11; with Delaware and Hudson Co., 
 1911 — . Married Lula Engel, Je 18, 1904, Cin- 
 cinnati. Child, Roselle Sue, b. Ap g, 1905. 
 Address, 10 Stanwix St., Albany, N. Y.t 
 
 1213. RICHARD CHARLES DONOGHUE 
 
 (Brother of No. 1661) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 28, 1876, La Salle, 
 Ind.; s. Timothy J. (b. Belville, Can.) and 
 Catharine (Cody) Donoghue (b. La Salle, IlL). 
 Prepared in St. Bede's Coll.; Univ. Acad. Ad- 
 dress, La Salle, Ill.t 
 
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 1214. ALEXANDER DAWES DuBOIS 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1912; b. D 
 19, 1S75, Springfield, 111.; s. Nicolas (b. Ap 7, 
 1S46, Carlinville, 111.) and Orlena Eliza (DawesJ 
 DuBois (b. Jl 20, 1851, do.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. M. and E. E. Soc.; Pres., Mil. 
 Club; Nat. Hist. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Mil. 
 Scholarship; Winner Hazelton Medal; Mil. 
 Instr. ; Adjt. and Capt., Univ. Regt.; Illio Bd. ; 
 Class Treas. ; Class Track Team; Del. to Stud. 
 Assembly. Grad. Stud., Cornell, 1908-10; 
 Draftsman, The Elec. Storage Battery Co., 
 1899-1900; Wabash R. R. Co., 1900-02; with 
 West. Elec. Co., 1902; Engr., West. Elec. 
 Co., 1902-06; General Staff of Power Ap- 
 paratus Mgr., do., 1906-07; Asst. Electn. 
 and Mech. Engr., 111. Traction System, 
 1907-08; Instr. E. E., Cornell, 1908-11; Asst. 
 Prof., E. E., Purdue Univ., 1911-13; wheat 
 farming 1913 — . Mem. 5th Regt. 111. Nat 
 Guard, 1896-98. Patents, Nos. 826, 318; 836, 
 019; 840, 690. Auth.: Will it Pay to Electrify 
 the Shops, Indus. Engr., Ja 1912, vol. 2, pp. 1-8; 
 A Note on the Nesting of the Whippoorwill, 
 The Auk, 1911, vol. 28, pp. 469-471; Adjustable 
 Speed Direct Current Motors, Elec. World, 
 1912, vol. 59, pp. 1063-86, 1113-1118, 1259-1263; 
 April Killdeers (with A. A. Allen), Country 
 Life in Am., 1914, vol. 25, pp. 41-42; Power 
 Formulas for Mach. Tools, Elec. World, 1915, 
 vol. 65, pp. 928-933. Mem., Soc. for Promotion 
 Engng. Educ; A. I. E. E. ; Am. Ornith. Union; 
 St. Louis Ry. Club; M. E. Church. Married 
 Alma Margaret Houser, N 8, 1902, Lincoln, 111. 
 Addr-ess, Dutton, Mont. 
 
 121S. HARRY TRUXTUN EASTMAN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 25, 1878, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Frank S. (b. Fort Snelling, 
 Minn.) and Cora Louisa (Brackett) Eastman 
 (b. Jl 22, 1858, Rock Island, 111.). Prepared 
 in Rock Island H. S. Tau Beta Pi. Junior 
 Engr. in Govt. Const, work from 1899- 1906, 
 under U. S. Engr. Office, Rock Island, 111.; 
 Chief Engr., Healy Tibbitts Const. Co., San 
 Francisco, 1906-9; Supt., Holabird & Roche, 
 Archs. of Chicago, 1909 — ; Capt., 25th Engrs. 
 Corps, 1917; do., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 116 N. 25th St., Omaha, Neb.; bus. add., 
 1618 Monadnock Block, Chicago. 
 
 i2i6. HOWARD MONTGOMERY ELY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 19, 1876, 
 Peoria; s. Edwin C. (b. 1840, O.) and Mary 
 M. (Grier) Ely (b. 1847, Danville, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Shield 
 and Trident. Asst. Engr. to Supt., Peoria Water 
 Works, 1899; Asst. Engr., D. W. Mead, Const. 
 Engr., 1 899- 1 907; Engr., Parkman- Washing- 
 ton Co., Contr. Engrs., Chicago, 1907-9; Supt., 
 Danville Water Co., 1909 — •. Auth.: Descrip- 
 tion of Concrete Dam Const., Proc. III. Soc. 
 Engrs. and Survs., 1904; The Southwest Water 
 Tunnel, do., 1908; Legislation in Regard to 
 Stream Pollution in III., Proc. Water Supply 
 Assn., 1 910; Pumping Station and Pumping 
 Engine Duty, Report Water Works Comn., 
 Proc. III. Soc. Engrs. and Survs. Mem., West. 
 Soc. Engrs., 1901-1916; 111. Soc. of Engrs. 
 and Survs., 1904-12; Past Pres., 111. Water 
 Works Assn.; Ind. San. and Water Supply 
 Assn.; Treas., Danville Rotary Club, 1017-18; 
 Danville Elks Lodge. Married Nellie B. Hawes, 
 S 18, 1907, Danville (died Jl 16, 1909). 
 Child, Nellie Jane Grier, b. Ag i, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, 516 N. Walnut St., Danville, 111. 
 
 1217. EDNA FAIRCHILD (PIER) 
 B. L. S.; b. My 5, 1876, Marinette, Wis.; d. 
 Charles March (b. Mr 10, 1850, Knightstown, 
 Ind.) and Sarah Jane (Cook) Fairchild (b. Ag 
 9, 1850, Irasburg, Vt.). Prepared in Marinette 
 (Wis.) H. S. and Walnut Hill Sch., Natick, 
 Mass. Attended Wellesley Coll., 1894-5. P' 
 Beta Phi. Cataloger, No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 DeKalb, 111., 1899-1900; Organizer, Chicago 
 
 City Club, 1905; Asst., John Crerar Lib., Chi- 
 cago, 1 905-8; Asst. Libr., Ryerson Lib. Art 
 Inst^ Chicago, 1908-12. Mem., Chicago Welles- 
 ley Club; Chicago Lib. Club. Married Colwert 
 George Pier, Mr 12, 191 2, Wausau, Wis. Ad- 
 dress, 802 1st St., Wausau, Wis.t 
 
 1218. CLARENCE EARL FLEAGER 
 Telephone Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 23 
 1879, Sheldon, 111.; s. William Barnum (b! 
 S 7, 1830, Carlisle, Pa.) and Frances (Milli- 
 es Vj ^K\S^'"o (•'V, ^ '7, 1853). Prepared in 
 Sheldon H. S. Baseball Team. Clerk, Am. 
 Telephone & Telegraph Co., Chicago, 1899- 
 1901; Dist. Mgr., 1901; St. Paul, Service Insp., 
 1901-02; Switchboardman, Sunset Telephone & 
 lelegraph Co., Seattle, 1902-04; Supt., Inside 
 Plant, Puget Sound Div., 1904; Dist. Supt. 
 Const., Puget Sound Dist., 1904-09; City Plant 
 Chief, Seattle, 1909; Dist. Supt., Plant, San 
 Francisco Coast Div. 1910; Div. Plant Engr., 
 Central Div., San Francisco 1911-16; Plant 
 Engr., San Francisco, 1917 — . Assoc. Mem.. A. 
 I. E. E.; Engrs. Club of San Francisco; Hill- 
 side Club, Berkeley, Calif. Married Mabell E. 
 Maynard, Jl 12, 1905. Child, William May- 
 nard, b. Ap 20, 1907. Address, 927 Indian Rock 
 Ave., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 1219. EUGENE WILLIAM PENN FLESCH 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. S 28, 1876, Philadelphia; 
 s. J. A. and Fredericka (Astruck) Flesch. 
 Kappa Sigma. Married Rose Eisler, O 29, 
 1904, New York. Child, Ruth b. Ag 8, 1905. 
 Address, 4809 Calumet Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 1220. MARCUS SAMUEL FLETCHER 
 Phys. and Surg.; M. D., 1898; B. S., 1899; b 
 F 17, 1869, Ridgefarm, 111.; s. Henry (b. O 
 28, 1839, do.) and Mahala (Haworth) 
 Fletcher (b. O 15, 1842, Georgetown, 111.). 
 Prepared in Ridgefarm H. S. Phi Rho Sigma 
 of P. & S. Phys. and Surg., Ridgefarm, 1898 
 1902; do., Danville, 111., 1902-05; do., (jeorge 
 town. 111., 1905-1S; Vermilion Co. Health Offi 
 cer, 1902-04. First Lt., M. O. R. C, 1917 
 Mem., Vermilion Co. Med. Soc, 1900; 111. St 
 Med. Soc, 1902; Friends Church; St. Med 
 Assn.; A. M. A. Married Jessie Baum, Ag 5, 
 1897, Newport, Ind. Child, Mildred, b. Ap 
 8, 1900. Address, Georgetown, 111. 
 
 1221. JOHN ALBERT FOBERG 
 Instructor; B. S. ; b. Mr 12, 1876, Chicago; 
 s. Nels A. (b. Sweden) and Mathilda (Berg- 
 strom) Foberg (b. do.). Prepared in Chicago 
 Man. Tr. Sch. Attended summer quarters, 
 LTniv. of Chicago, 1895-7-8. Fellowship in Math. 
 (Not used). Instr., Math, Crane Junior Coll., 
 Chicago. Married Louise Julia F., Jl i, 1904, 
 Chicago. Child, Marian, b. 1906. Address, 
 4031 N. Avers Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 1222. ROBERT LAMBERT FOWLER 
 Mgr., Paving Co.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 4, 
 1876, Charity, 111.; s. Robert and Ellen (Dillon) 
 Fowler. Prepared in Univ. Acad. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Tau Beta Pi. One yr. Min. and Civ. 
 Engr.; Min. Engr., Utah Fuel Co.; one yr.. 
 Chief Engr., do.; one-half yr., Supt., Nev. (5oal 
 Co.; Prospecting with Diamond Drill; Supt., 
 Gelsonite and Coal Mines of the Barber 
 Asphaltum Co., Dragon, Ut. ; Mgr., Plant of 
 The Barber Asphalt Paving Co., Maurer N. J. 
 Address, 168 High St., Perth Amboy, N. J. 
 
 1223. WILLIAM ALEXANDER GORDON 
 
 ERASER 
 
 (Brother of No. 3370) 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 27. 
 
 1875, La Salle, 111.; s. William H. (b. Mr 26, 
 
 1838, Perth, Ont.) and Lydia M. (Waterman) 
 
 Fraser (b. Ap 26 1848, Pleasant River, N. 
 
 S.). Prepared in La Salle H. S. Delta Tau 
 
 Delta; Shield and Trident; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha 
 
 Delta Zeta; Adjt., Univ. Rest. Asst. Master 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1899 
 
 Mech., Engng., Univ. of 111., 1901-02; Master 
 Mech. Flammiofums Co., Mojave, Calif., 1903; 
 Gen. Mgr., do., 1904-05; Asst. Master Mech. 
 Calumet and Ariz. Copper Co., Bisbee, Ariz., 
 1905-09; Gen. Mgr., Barbour Asphalt Co.. 
 Trinidad, S. Am., 1909-12; Irrigation Engr., 
 Wellton Ariz., 1912-17. Capt., U. S. A. Engrs., 
 1917; Overseas, 1918 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Julia Belle Lewis, Ag 15, 1907, Still- 
 man Valley, 111. Children: William Lewis, b. 
 My 16, 1908; Lucy Bell b. Ap 25, 1910; Robert 
 Gordon, b. Ag 11, 1913; John Halliday, b. 
 Mr 2y, 1916. Address, Compton, Calif. 
 
 1224. DAISY GARVER (BAUM) 
 (Wife of No. 857; Sister of No. 1874) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 22, 1875, Farmer 
 City, 111.; d. Christian (b. 1849, Harrisburg, 
 Pa.) and Eva (Pettit) Garver (b. 1855, Shelby- 
 ville, Ind.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Pi Beta Phi. Married Harry William Baum 
 ('95), Mr 20, 1900, Bloomington, 111. Address, 
 Biltmore Hotel, New York City. 
 
 1225, WINFRED DEAN GERBER 
 San. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Jl 8 
 
 1876; s. Henry H. (b. My 18, 1846, Byron 
 111.) and Isabella C. (Dean) Gerber (b. Ca 
 zanovia, N. Y.). Prepared in Rockford H. S 
 Mun. and San. Engr., Chicago, 1899-1Q02; R 
 R. Location and Const., Okla., 1902-06; Ark. 
 1906-07; C. R. I. and P. R. R., Chicago, 1907 
 08; Chief Engr. of R. R. Project, Ky., 1908 
 09; mem., iirm The W. S. Shields Co., San 
 Civ. Engrs., Chicago, 1909-16; San. Engr. 
 Blackmer and Post Pipe Co., i9i6-i7;rfo.. Clay 
 Products Assn., 191 7 — . Mem., 111. Soc. Engrs, 
 and Survs. ; West. Soc. Engrs.; Am. Ry Engng, 
 Assn.; Illini Club of Chicago; V. P.. 111. Soc, 
 of Engrs., 1916; Pres., do., 1917: la. Engng, 
 Soc; Engng. Soc. of Wis.; 111. Highway Im 
 provement Assn. Married Jessie Fuller David 
 son, Ag 27, 1902, Galesburg, 111. Child, Jean 
 Isabelle b. Ag 17, 1910. Address, 1611 Fargo 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1226. HUGH McWHURR GILCHRIST 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 21, 1878, 
 Rapids City, 111.; s. John Weir (b S 1857, 
 Wanlockhead, Scot.) and Caroline (Schaecter) 
 Gilchrist (b. My 1859, Rapids City, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Viola, 111. and Univ. Acad. M. E. 
 Mich. Coll. of Mines, 1900. Asst. Sunt., So. 
 Smelting Co., 1900-2; Engr. Empire and Alden 
 Coal Co., 1902-10; V. P. and Gen. Mgr., Alden 
 Coal Co., 1910 — . Married Elizabeth Quirk, 
 Ap 29, 1903, Peoria. Child, Mary Marjorie, 
 b. My 13, 1907. Address, Davenport, la.t 
 
 1227. WALTER BURLEY GRIFFIN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 24, 1876, 
 May wood. 111.; s. George Walter (b. Mr 20, 
 1851, Haverhill, Mass.) and Estelle Melvina 
 (Burlev) Griffin (b. Mr 13, 1852, St. Charles, 
 111 ) Prepared in Oak Park H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Arch. Club; Le Cercle Francais. Arch. 
 Draftsman, Chicago, 1899-1901; Arch, and Land- 
 scape Arch, with Frank Lloyd AVright Oak 
 Park 111., 1901-05; Practicing independently, 
 ic,o6 — ; Prize ($8,500) for design of Australian 
 Capital City, 1912; Working out plan for Capi- 
 tal City, Australia, 1914—. Mem., Chicago 
 Arch Club; Jefferson Club; Univ. Club; 111. 
 Chap. A. I. A.; City Club of Chicago. Married 
 Marion Lucy Mahoney Je 29, 191 1, Michigan 
 City, Ind. Address. 175 W. Jackson Blvd., 
 Chicago, c/o Geo. W. Griffin; or 395 Collins 
 St., Melborne, Australia. 
 
 1228. FREDERICK GRIM 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 10, 1875, 
 Canton, 111.; s. E. W. and Elizabeth Ann 
 (Jones) Grim (b. Salt Lake City). Pre 
 pared in Canton H. S. Married Ida Christina 
 Anderson, Mr 18, 1902, Canton, III. Children: 
 
 Robert Frederick, b. Ap 5, 1903; Charles Wil- 
 liam, b. Ap 30, 1910. Address, 133 Calendar 
 Ave. LaGrange, 111.; bus. add., 22 W. Monroe 
 St., Chicago.! 
 
 1229. LOUIS DIXON HALL 
 Specialist in Marketing Live Stock and 
 Meats; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1906; b. Je 13, 
 1878, Taylorville, 111.; s. William W. (b. N 
 
 30, 1847, Springfield, 111.) and Sarah Louisa 
 (Stewart) Hall (b. Mr 31, 1849, Waukegan, 
 111.). Prepared in Ilawarden (la.) H. S. 
 Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; Agr. Club. Engaged 
 in beef cattle trade, ranching at Fairfax, S. 
 Dak.; cattle feeding at Hawarden, la.; general 
 farming, 1899-1903; Instr., An. Husb., Univ. 
 of 111., and ist Asst., An. Husb., 111. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., 1903-09; Asst. Prof., An. Husb., 
 Univ. of 111., and Asst. Chief, An. Husb., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., 1909-14; Specialist in Market- 
 ing Live Stock and Meats, Bur. of Markets, 
 U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1914 — . Mem., A. A. A. 
 S.; Am. Soc. of An. Production; Sigma Xi; 
 Hon. Mem., Alpha Zeta. Auth.: Bui. 147, 111. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Market Classes and Grades of 
 Meat; Bui. 158, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., Relative 
 Economy, Composition and Nutritive Value of 
 the Various Cuts of Beef (with A. D. Em- 
 mett) ; Report 113, Office of the Sec, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., Methods and Cost of Marketing 
 Live Stock and Meats; Farmers Bui. 718, U. 
 S. Dept. of Agr., Cooperative Live Stock Ship- 
 ping Assns. (with S. W. Doty) ; also Pamphlets, 
 Circulars Nos. 79, 88, 91, 92, 94, 98, 163, 169 
 (with Herbert W. Mumford) ; articles in vari- 
 ous agr. jours., and other periodicals. Married 
 Elizabeth Cutler Wilder, Je 13, 1900, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Dixon Wilder, b. My 7, 
 1902; Charles Nelson, b. F 12, 1904; Elizabeth 
 Virginia, b. Mr 5, loio. Address. 3823 Liv- 
 ingston St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 1230. JOHN NEWTON HERWIG 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 27, 1875, 
 Mason City, 111.; s. Gerhard (b. Hessen Castle, 
 Ger.) and Elizabeth (Sullivan) Herwig (b. Go- 
 shen, N. J.). Prepared in LTniv. of 111. Acad. 
 Machinist, 1900; Draftsman. 1900. Automatic 
 P.lock Signals, Maintaining Block Signals; 
 Mech. Draftsman; Water Service C. C. and 
 L. R. R., 1904 — . Married Pearl Merrill, Je 
 16, 1910, St. David, Ariz. Child, Lois Pearl, 
 b. D 26, 1911. Address, Lordsburg, Calif.f 
 
 1231. IRWYN HORATIO HILL 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 19, 1875, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Charles Augustus (b. 1834, Trux- 
 ton, N. Y.) and Lydia Melissa (Wood) Hill 
 (b. 1838, Crete, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad.; 
 Chicago Art Inst., 1897-98. Phi Delta Theta. 
 Bugler, 111. Nat. Guard, 1891-93; Firm of 
 Woodroofe, Griffin, and Hill. Mem., B. P. O. 
 E., Lodge No. 174, Tacoma, Wash.; Treas., 
 Tacoma Rotary Club. Married Jamie E. 
 Woody, Je 11, 1901, Champaign. Child, Fred- 
 erick Way, b. Mr 30, 1905. Address, 2816 N. 
 30th St., Tacoma, Wash.; bus. add., 510 Tacoma 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 1232. JOHN KING HOAGLAND 
 (Husband of No. 1508) 
 Farmer and Shipper; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 
 
 31, 1873, Mode, 111.; s. John W. (b. 1832, O.) 
 and Carrie (King) Iloagland (b. 1842, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Shelby ville H. S. Philomathean; 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pres., Ath. Assn.; Capt., 
 Track Team; 111. and Conf. record in mile 
 walk. Farmer and Grain, Hay and Live Stock 
 Shipper. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Frances iSIyrtle Green Coi), F 12, 
 1002. Urbana (died D 23, 1908, Hartland, 
 Wis.); Alice Mary Green, Ap 27, 1910. Chil- 
 dren: Max Green, b. Ag 3, 1904; Karl King, 
 b. N 20, 1907. Address, Woodside Farm, R. 
 7, Shelbyville, 111. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 1233. GEORGE WALLACE HUBBARD 
 (Husband of No. 1526) 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1912; 
 b. L) 15, 1876, Urbana; s. George Wyllys and 
 Edna Price (Post) Hubbard. Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Adelpbic: Y. M. C. A.; Mil. 
 Club; Capt., Univ. Regt. Draftsman, 1002; 
 Asst., M. E., 1902-11; Mech. Engr., Graham 
 Burnham & Co.. Oak Park, 111., 191 1—. Mar- 
 ried Mabel Hopkins ('01 ), S 11, 1901, Indian- 
 apolis. Children: Elizal)eth Edna, b. My 20, 
 1905; Mabel Lois, b. S 4, 1913- Address, 222 
 Iowa St., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 1234. ALINE DELLENA HUGIISTON 
 
 (ENOCHS) 
 (Wife of No. 1125) 
 B. S. in Sc.; b. Ja 29, 1878, Buckley, 111.; 
 d. Herbert Abott (b. My 18, 1844, Otego, N. 
 Y.) and Mary A. (Smith) Hughston (b. Ap 3. 
 1848, Waterloo O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Alethenai. Taught in Champaign schs., 1899- 
 1900; Stud, at Art Inst., 1905- Married Claude 
 D. Enochs ('98), Je 14, 1900, Urbana. Child, 
 Claude H., b. Je 29, 1906. Address, 506 Com- 
 merce Bldg., St. Paul.t 
 
 1235. FREDERICK MILTON JAMES 
 Clergyman; B. S. in Sc; b. Ag 13, 1869, 
 
 Piasa, 111.; s. George (b. Ag 1840, Liverpool, 
 Eng.) and Annie M. (Laing) James (b. Ind.). 
 Prepared in Piasa Pub. Sch. McKendree Coll., 
 1 89 1 -2, 1894-6. Clergyman in So. 111. Conf. ; 
 served Tamalio charge, 1900-1; Joppe charge, 
 1901-4; Thebes charge, 1904-5; Irvington, 
 1905-7; Monasin, 1907-9; Makanda, 1909-11; 
 Pin'kstaflf, 191 1 — . Elder, M. E. Church, So. 
 111. (Tonf. ; Ordained Deacon by Bishop Vin- 
 cent, 1902; do. by Bishop McCabe, Litchfield, 
 111. Married Flora Ethel Dill, S 26, 1905, 
 Vienna, 111. Children: Luella Margaret, b. 
 Ag 25, 1906; Anna Bell Ruth, b. F 3, 1009; 
 Esther Dill, b. O 15, 1910. Address, Mt. Erie, 
 111. 
 
 . 1236. LOUISE JONES (ADSIT) 
 (Wife of No. 1448; Sister of Nos. 658, 659) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Champaign; d. James 
 St. Claire (b. London, O.) and Eliza (Houston) 
 Jones (b. do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Married Bert Wilson 
 Adsit ('01), N 2, 1902, Champaign. Children: 
 Stephen Bert, b. S 26, 1906; Mary Louise, b. 
 Mr 17, 191 1. Address, Pontiac, Ill.t 
 
 1237. EMMA REED JUTTON 
 (Sister of No. 1715) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. New Albany, Ind.: 
 d. Joseph (b. O 28, 1840) and Elizabeth (Reed) 
 Jutton (b. O 27, 1848.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Achoth. Loan Libn., Univ. of 
 111.; Libn. and Lecturer in Lib. Sch. Mem., 
 Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. Lib. Assn.; Christian 
 Church. Address, 501 Chalmers St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 1238. JAMES FRANKLIN KABLE 
 (Brother of No. 1716) 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 12, 1876, 
 Virden, 111.; s. Benj. Franklin (b. Ap 4, 1840, 
 Cireen Co., O.) and Anna Maria (Freeman) 
 Kable (b. S 8, 1842, Virden, 111.). Prepared 
 in Blackburn Univ. and Staunton Mil. Acad., 
 Va. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Architect's Club: Y. M. C. A. 
 Asst., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1899-1901; Instr., 
 Descrip. Geom., Univ. of Wis., 1901-02; Instr., 
 G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1902-04; Struct. Drafts- 
 man vifith Prudy and Henderson, 1903; Arch. 
 Supt., 1904; E. C. & R. M. Shankland, 1905; 
 Am. Bridge Co., 1905; D. H. Burnham & Co., 
 1905; Sr. mem., Kable & Kable, Portland, Ore., 
 1907-11; Chief Engr., Pacific Iron Works, do., 
 
 igii-17; Ship draftsman, G. M. Standifer 
 Const. Corp., Vancouver, Wash., 191 7 — . 
 Auth.: Free-hand Lettering (with J. D. Phil- 
 lips), Chicago, 1902. .4ddress, c/o G. M. 
 Standifer Const. Corp., Vancouver, Wash. 
 
 1239. DANIEL CLEMENT KETCHUM 
 
 (Brother of No. 889) 
 Lawyer; A. B.; LL. B., 1904; b. O 11, 1877, 
 Kewanee, 111.; s. Smith (b. Ja 7, 1840, Bucyrus, 
 O.) and Martha Ann (Clement) Ketchum (b. 
 .■\g 17, 1846, Hamilton, Can.). Prepared in 
 Elmwood H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa 
 Nu; Adelpbic; Pol. Sc. Club; Eng. Club; Van 
 Twiller Court; Y. M. C. A.; Orat. Assn.; Ath. 
 Assn.; Jr. Hatchet Orat.; Sr. Class Orat. 
 Prin., Girard H. S., 1900; Supt. and Prin., 
 Schs., Rosemond, 111., 1900-02; Practicing law, 
 1904 — . Mem., Presby. Church; Kansas City 
 Bar Assn. Married Helen Elizabeth Mann, 
 Je 26, 1909. Children: Daniel Reading, b. My 
 28, 1910; Sara Francis, b. Ja 18, 191 2; Milo 
 Clement, b. F 14, 1913; Barbara, b. My 29, 
 1917. Address, 415 Keith & Perry Bldg., Kan- 
 sas City, Mo. 
 
 1240. JAMES THOMPSON KINGSBURY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1902; b. 
 
 Lawrence Co., 111.; s. R. W. and Josephine 
 Kingsbury. Prepared in Vincennes Univ. and 
 Pub. Schs. Mem.. Christian Church. Mar- 
 ried Mary Grace Hicks, Mr 17, 19 12, Bisbee, 
 Ariz. Address, Tombstone, Ariz.t 
 
 1 24 1. FRED CONRAD KOCH 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem. ; M. S., 1900; b. 
 My 16, 1876, Chicago; s. Frederick (b. Ag 29, 
 1840, CJudensberg, Ger.) and Louise Henrietta 
 (Fischer) Koch (b. O 14 1846, Elmhurst, 111.). 
 Prepared in Oak Park H. S. Ph. D., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1912. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Chi. Fellow, Chem., Univ. of 111., 
 1899-1900; Instr., Chem., 1900-02; Research 
 Chem. with .Armour & Co., 1902-09; Fellow, 
 Physiol. Chem., Univ. of Chicago, 1909-10; 
 Asst., Physiol. Chem., 1910-12; Asst. Prof., 
 Physiol. Cliem., Univ. of Chicago, 1912 — -. 
 Auth.: On the Presence of Histidine in Pig 
 Thyreoglobulin, Jour. Bio!. Chem.. Vol. IX., 
 191 1, pp. 121- 122; articles in Jour. Biol. Chem., 
 .4m. Jour, of Physiol., Interstate Med. Jour. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; A. A. A. S.; Chaos Club; 
 Am. Soc. Biol. Chemists. Married Bertha Ethel 
 Zink, Ag 20, 1901, Champaign. Address, 5743 
 Maryland Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Dept. 
 Physiol. Chem., Univ. of Chicago, do. 
 
 1242. IDA SUSAN LANDEL (HOLMES) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Roberts, 111.; d. Jacob 
 (b. Alsace, France) and Susan (Gipe) Landel 
 (b. Edgerton, O.). Prepared in Paxton H. S. 
 Watcheka; Le Cercle Francais; Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Capt. Basketball Team. Married Edwin 
 Miles Holmes, Mr 8, 191 1. Indianola, Miss. 
 Address, Heathman, Miss.t 
 
 1243. JOHN ALBERT LATZER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1371, 2733, 3444. 7025) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1900; b. N 11, 1876, 
 near Highland, 111.; s. Louis (b. N 11, 1849, 
 near Highland, 111.) and Elisa (Luehm) Latzer 
 (b. Mr 12, 1852, do.). Prepared in Pub. Schs. 
 of Highland; Univ. Acad. Adelpbic; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta. Ed. ///. Agricul- 
 turist: Chem. and Processer for Helvetia Milk 
 Candy Co., 1900-4; Mgr., Delta Plant for Hel- 
 vetia Milk Condg. Co., 1904-7; do., Wellsboro 
 Plant, do., 1907 — . Married Clara Louise 
 Briggs, N 21, 1906, Delta, O. Children: John 
 Briggs, b. O 23, 1909; Thomas Franklin, b. 
 Mr 12, 1912; Louis Jr., b. D 31, 1916 (died 
 Ta ■>, 1917). Address. 19 Bacon St., Wellsboro, 
 Pa.; bus. add., c/o Helvetia Milk Condg. Co., 
 do. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [i! 
 
 1244. CARROLL GRAY LAWRENCE 
 Arch. Appraiser; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 12, 
 1875, Carbondale; s. Charles Carroll (b. JTa 31, 
 1837, Paris, 111.) and Ellen Jane (Hamilton) 
 Lawrence (b. Je 16, 1841, Prairie, do.). Pre- 
 pared in St. Norm., Carbondale. Track team. 
 Arch. Draftsman, St. Louis, igoo; Arch. Ap- 
 praiser, Chicago, 1900-3; with Am. Appraisal 
 Co., Milwaukee, 1903 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Beatrice Steele, Je 24, 1918, Ness 
 City, Kan. ^Iddress, c/o W. S. Uhler, Tipton, 
 la. 
 
 1245. WILLIAM BLAKE LEACH 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 10, 1877, 
 McLean, 111.; s. Samuel I. (b. D 30, 1840, West- 
 moreland, N. H.) and Nancy M. (Blake) Leach 
 (b. Je II, 1842, Swansey, do.). Prepared in 
 McLean H. S.: 111. St. Norm. Univ. LL. B.. 
 111. Wesleyan, 1902. Mem., Bd. of Control of 
 Athletics; Tennis Mgr. ; Pres., Le Cercle Fran- 
 cais. Practicing law, 1902 — ; Elected mem. 
 Faculty, Law Dept., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 
 Bloomington, 1905 — . Married Bernice Staple- 
 ton, D 19, 1906, Bloomington, 111. Children: 
 Marian, b. Je 21, 1909; Shelton Blake, b. Ap 
 28, 191 1. Address, 512 E. Locust St., Bloom- 
 ington, 111.; bus. add., ist Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 1246. OSCAR ADOLPH LEUTWILER 
 
 (Brother of No. 4774) 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E. ; M. E., 1900; b. 
 F 16, 1877, Highland, 111.; s. Adolph (b. Ag 8, 
 1855, do., and Celina (Seeger) Leutwiler (b. 
 O 7, 1857, Wintherthur, Switzerland). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Shield and Trident; M. E. Soc; Treas., 
 Jr. Class; Pi Tau Sigma; Theta Tau; Class 
 Baseball Team. Fellowship in M. E., 1899-1900; 
 Draftsman with Parlin Orendorff Co., (^anton, 
 111., 1901; Instr. M. E. Dept., Lehigh Univ., 
 1901-03; Asst. Prof., Mach. Design, Univ. of 
 111., 1903-16; Prof., do., 1916 — •. Auth. : 
 Notes on Mechanics of Machinery, 90 pp., 
 1907; Text book on Mach. Design, 607 pp., 
 1917. Married Elise Verena Kaeser, S 5, 1901, 
 Highland, 111. Children: Lester Glenn, b. Ap 
 7, 1907; Kathryn Elizabeth, b. Je 4, 1911. Ad- 
 dress, 511 W. Green St., Urbana, 111. 
 
 1247. ELLA MARIAN LOFTUS 
 (TURNBULL) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 26, 1876, Ivesdale, 
 111.; d. John L. and Mary J. (Lyons) Loftus. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Taught in Dixon 
 H. S., 1899-1902; Ashland, 1902-3; Pekin, 
 1903-4; Colo. S])rings, Colo.. 1904-8. Married 
 Dr. William Gray Turnbull, Jl 30, 190S. Child, 
 William G., b. N 21 1915. Address, St. Sana- 
 torium for Tuberculosis, Cresson, Pa. 
 
 1248. 'FRED MORGAN McELFRESH 
 Agriculturalist; B. S. in Sc; b. Mr 27, 1874, 
 
 Waverly. 111.; s. Greenherry Riggs (b. Ky.) and 
 Elvira (Morgan) McElfresh (b. O.). Prepared 
 in Jacksonville H. S. Philomathean; Track 
 team. Asst., Zool., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1899-1901; 
 foreman of fruit farm, igoi-6. Married Ger- 
 trude Elizabeth Ewing, F 24, 1905, Oswego, 
 Ore. Died S, 1906, Salem, Ore. 
 
 1249. MARY KELLY (McGILVREY) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ag 23, 1869, Cumber- 
 land Co., 111.; d. Tames Challen (b. 1843. Ind.) 
 and Charlotte (Young) Kelly (b. 184S, O.). 
 Prepared in Casey, HI.; Ind. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Terre Haute, Ind. Married John Edward Mc- 
 Gilvrev, 1894, Terre Haute, Ind. Child, Robert 
 Gordon, b. Te 12, 1902. Address, 235 E. Main 
 St., Kent, O.t 
 
 1250. JESSE ERLE MEHARRY 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2460, 2757) 
 
 Farmer and Stock Raiser; A. B. in L. & A. ; 
 
 b. D 31, 1876, Philo Tp., 111.; s. Jesse (b. O 
 
 iPi 1835, near Wingate, Ind.) and Addie A. 
 
 (Francis) Meharry (b. S 20, 1852, New Len- 
 nox, 111.). Prepared in Tolono H. S. Class 
 Track Team; Univ. Track Squad; Class Sec. 
 Auth.: Miscellaneous articles in live stock 
 papers. Mem., 111. Live Stock Breeders Assn.; 
 III. Swine Breeders' and Expert Judges' Assn.; 
 Grand Representative K. of P.; Dir., Tolono 
 P.. & L. Assn.; D. O. K. K. ; Hon. Mem., Wis. 
 St. Swine Breeders' Assn.; Sec. -Treas., Poland- 
 China Club of 111., 1914-18; Dir., Nat. Swine 
 (irowers' Assn., 191 5; Premier Champion Ex- 
 hibitor, 111. St. Fair, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1916, 
 1917; Premier Champion Breeder, 111. St. Fair, 
 iQii, 1912, 1913, 1917; K. P., 1903; Tolono K. 
 of P. Band, leader, 1904-5. Married Katherine 
 I. Hay, S 22, 1916. Springfield 111. Children: 
 Charlotte Adeline, b. S 18, 191 7; Jesse Erie, 
 Jr., b. O 21, 1918. Address, Tolono, 111. 
 
 1251. "BENONI EDWARD MERCIL 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 4, 1877, Chicago; s. 
 Benoni Mercil. Engng. Dept., Am. Tel. and 
 TeL Co. Died Mr 28, 1906. 
 
 1252. JOSEPH ALBERT MESIROFF 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 25, 1873, 
 
 Russia; s. Albert (b. Russia) and Lorea 
 Mesiroff (b. do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Engng. Soc; Scholarship. Mem., Chicago Club, 
 L'niv. of 111. Elec. Engr., Milwaukee Elec. Ry. 
 & Light Co.; Consulting Engr., W. Engng. and 
 Const. Co. Address, 301 Merrill Bldg., Mil- 
 waukee. t 
 
 1253. RALPH WALTER MILLS 
 Physician; B. S.; b. O 29, 1877, Webster 
 Groves, Mo.; s. Ralph W. (b. 1836, N. Y. City) 
 and Mary (McKinney) Mills (b. 1851, Cleve- 
 land). Prepared in LTniv. Acad. M.- D., St. 
 Louis Med. Dept.; Grad. med. studies in Ber- 
 lin, Vienna, Halle, 1911-14. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Phi Delta; Track Team; Glee and Mandolin 
 Clubs; Banjo Club, leader; Band; Univ. Orches- 
 tra. Physician, Webster Groves, Mo., 1904-11; 
 -St. Louis, 191 1 — ; Instr., Path., Wash. Univ. 
 Med. Dept.; Lecturer on Dietetics, Wash. Univ. 
 Med. Dept.; Clinician, O'Fallon Dispensary; 
 Clinician, Wash. Univ. Hosp. Clinic, 1912 — . 
 Auth.: The X-Ray in the Diagnosis of Gastric 
 Ulcer and its Sequelae, with Dr. R. D. Carmon. 
 Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, Jl 1913; 
 Points of Value in Roentgenoscopy of the 
 Gastro-Intestinal Tract, Jour. A. M. A., O 11, 
 '913. PP-. 1344-1348; Observations on Duodenal 
 Ulcer with Special Reference to its X-Ray 
 Diagnosis, Interstate Med. Jour., Vol. XXIII, 
 No. 4, 1916; The Relation of Bodily Habits 
 to Visceral Form, Position, Tonus and Mo- 
 tility. Am. Jour. Roentgenology, Ap 191 7. 
 Illustrated several med. books. Mem., St. Louis 
 Med. Soc; Wash. LTniv. Alumni Assn.; Assoc, 
 in Med., Wash. Univ. Med. Dept.; Roentgen- 
 ologist to Barnes Hosp.; mem.. Am. Gastro- 
 F.nterological Assn.; Am. Therapeutic Soc; 
 St. Louis Soc. of Internal Med.; A. M. A.; 
 Univ. Club, St. Louis. Married Irene M. 
 (ISoodberlet, Ag 2. 1904, Webster Grooves, Mo 
 Address. 6682 Oakland Ave., St. Louis; bus. 
 add.. Wall Bldg., do 
 
 1254. MASON HARDER NEWELL 
 Lawyer; A. B.; A. M., 1901; b. Ap 6, 1876, 
 Minonk, 111.; s. Martin L. (b. Ag 12, 1838, 
 Spafford, N. Y.) and 'Mary A. (Beeman) 
 Newell (b. Jl i, 1842, Preble, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. LL. B., Yale, 1902. 
 Admitted to Bar of Conn., 1902; 111., 1902. 
 Asst. Appellate Court Reporter, 1902-4; Sec. 
 Treas., Fiske & Co., Law Book Publishers, 
 Springfield, 111., 1905-7; Mgr., do., 1911-13- 
 Ed., Newell on Slander and Libel, 3d Ed., 
 1914; Jones and Cunningham's County and 
 Probate Court Practice, 4th Ed., 1918. Mem., 
 S. A. R.; I. O. O. F.; B. P. O. E.; Presby. 
 Church. Address, 424 S. 2nd St., Springfield, 
 111. 
 
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 1255. ALLEN MEADE OTWELL 
 Teacher; B. S. in Sc. ; M. S., 1901; b. 
 Plainview, 111.; s. William H. (b. 1845, Car- 
 linville, 111.) and Fannie E. Otwell (b. 1848, 
 Brighton, 111.). Prepared in Valparaiso Coll. 
 Taught, 1901-2; Stud., Univ. of Wis., 1902-4; 
 Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. Works, 1904-5; H. S. 
 teacher, 1905-8; Coll. teacher of physics and 
 E. E., 1908-10; teaching in John Marshall H. 
 S., Chicago, 1910 — . Address, Glenellyn, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1402 Hartford Bldg., Chicago. t 
 
 1256. DASIE MARGARET OWENS 
 
 (HAYS) 
 (Sister of No. 440; Wife of No. 1139) 
 B. S. in Sc; b. S 11, 1878, Urbana; d. W. 
 H. and Sarah A. (Wolfe) Owens. Married Don 
 Hays ('98), Je 14, 1906. N. Yakima, Wash. 
 Children: Margaret Catherine, b. S 1912; Sarah 
 Janet, b. Ag 31, 19 17. Address, Naches, Wash. 
 
 1257. ARTHUR ELIJAH PAINE 
 (Brother of No. 2777) 
 H. S. Prin.; A. B.; A. M., 1900; b. Mr 24, 
 1876, Rosemond, 111.; s. Elijah C. (b. S 2, 
 1844, N. Amherst, Mass.) and Sarah O. (Rus- 
 sell) Paine (b. Mr 20, 1848, Sunderland, do.). 
 Prepared in Rosemond H. S. Univ. of Calif., 
 summer, 1916, 1917. Phi Beta Kappa; Philo- 
 mathean; Y. M, C. A.; Rep. Club. Grad. 
 Scholarship in Econ.; Prin., Pana H. S., 
 1900-1; Newspaper bus., 1901-8; Teacher, Long 
 Beach, Calif., 1908-10; Prin., Huntington Beach 
 Union H. S., 1910-17; Prin., Junior II. S. and 
 Lincoln Grammar Sch., Corona, Calif., 191 7 — . 
 Auth. : Pamphlet, Granger Movement in III., 
 Univ. of 111. Studies. Mem., Congr. Church; 
 Am. Hist. Assn. Married Lavina Eaton, O 
 21, 1903, Pana, III. Children: Sarah Miriam, 
 b. O 9, 1904, Howard Russell, b. Ap 11, 1913. 
 Address, 220 E. Olive St., Corona, Calif. 
 
 1258. FRED J. POSTEL 
 
 (Husband of No. 1276) 
 Supervising Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 5, 
 1878, Mascoutah, 111.; s. John Philip and 
 Alwina (Scheve) Postel. Prepared in St. Louis 
 Man. Tr. Sch. With C. G. Armstrong, Consult- 
 ing Engr., 1899-1900; R. R. Supply Co., 1900; 
 C. G. Armstrong & Co., 1900-5; Partner, Postel 
 and Linn, 1905-9; Fred J. Postel & Co., 
 1909-17; Supervising Engr., Dept. Pub. Works 
 and Bldgs. St. of 111., 1917—- Sergt. Co. D, 
 2d U. S. Volunteers, Engrs., 189S. Married 
 Emma Smoot ('99), S 19, 1900, Danville, 111. 
 Address, 4237 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1259. ALICE PUTNAM (WHEELER) 
 B. Mus. ; b. My 2, 1872, Chicago; d. J. R. 
 Putnam. Instr., Univ. of 111., 1897-99. Mar- 
 ried H. B. Wheeler. Address, Pittsburg. 
 
 1260. ROY J. RAILSBACK 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2217, 437S, 4866) 
 Grain and Coal, Real Est. and Ins. bus.; A. 
 B. in L. & A.; b. D i, 1877, Hopedale, 111.; 
 s. Ben Thomas (b. Ap 23, 1843, Tazewell Co., 
 111.) and Margaret M. (Flenniken) Railsback 
 (b. Jl 21, 1846, Columbus, O.). Prepared in 
 H. S. Dept., 111. St. Norm. Univ. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Alpha Delta Sigma; Y. M. C. A.; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Mgr. Varsity Football team; 
 mini staff; Bd. Ath. Control; Ed., IlHo; Ad- 
 visory bd., mini; Pres., Class. Postmaster. 
 1909-10; Senatorial Committeeman, 30th Sen. 
 Dist. Mem., A. F. A. M.; K. P.; M. W. A.; 
 Presby. Church, married Nelle May Froebe, S 
 2, 1909, Hopedale, 111. Children: Roy James 
 Jr., b. O 28, 1910: Miriam Allegra, b. Ap 27, 
 igi2. Address Hopedale Ill.t 
 
 1261. GEORGE LESLIE RAPP 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 16, 1878, Car- 
 bondale. 111.; s. Isaac Rapp. Partner in firm. 
 
 C. W. and G. L. Rapp, Archs. Address, Hotel 
 Windermere, 56th St. and Cornell Ave., Chica- 
 go; bus. add., 1005 Title and Trust Bldg., 69 
 W. Washington St., do.i 
 
 1262. JOHN EATON RAYMOND 
 (Son of No. 9; Brother of No. 1263) 
 Farmer and Stock Raiser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. 
 N 19, 1877, Philo, 111.; s. Isaac Stuart ('72), 
 (b. 1849, Raymond, O.) and Edith (Eaton) 
 Raymond (b. 1854, N. J.). Prepared in Cham- 
 jiaign H. S.; Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; Band; 
 Dem. Club. Asst.. U. S. Ilort. Exhibit, Paris, 
 1900; charge of fresh fruit exhibit Exposition 
 Universelle, Paris. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Oriental 
 Consistory. Married Grace Lane Raymond, S 
 23, 1909, St. Louis. Address, Sidney, 111. 
 
 1263. RUTH RAYMOND (HASELTINE) 
 (Daughter of No. 9; Sister of No. 1262) 
 A. _B.; b. Je 8, 1878, Philo, 111.; d. Isaac Stu- 
 art C?-)- (b. Ja 29, 1849, Raymond, O.) and 
 Edith (Eaton) Raymond (b. S i, 1854, Mon- 
 mouth, N. J.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Taught, 1900. Married 
 Warren Edmond Haseltine. O 17, 1900, Sidney, 
 111. Children: Theodore Raymond, b. S 28. 
 1 901; Stuart Edmond. b. Ap 24, 1905. Address, 
 Box 551, Crockett, Calif. 
 
 1264. EMMA MAY RHOADS (NICKOLEY) 
 (Wife of No. 1160; Sister of No. 1265) 
 A. B.; A. M., 1915; b. S 19, 1874, Ottawa, 111.; 
 d. Thomas (b. Brownsville, Pa.) and Kathrine 
 (Bardonner) Rhoads (b. Allegheny City, Pa.). 
 I-Vepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. Alethenai; Y. 
 W. C. A. Pres., 1898-99; Illini Staff; Glee Club; 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Eng. Club. Teacher, 
 Greenville H. S., 1899-1901; Cook Acad., 1901-3. 
 Married Edward Frederick Nickoley ('98), Ag 
 12, 1903, Champaign. Child, Kathrine Elisa- 
 beth, b. D 14, 1904. Address, American Coll., 
 Beirut, Syria. 
 
 1265. HORACE ADAMS RHOADS 
 
 (Brother of No. 1264) 
 Business; A. B.; b. N 24, 1876, Ottawa, 111.; 
 s. Thomas (b. My 20, 1836, Brownsville, Pa.) 
 and Katherine (Bardonner) Rhoads (b. Je 14, 
 1839, Pittsburg). Prepared in Ottawa Tp H. 
 S. Adelphic; Eng. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Ed., 
 mini; Illio Bd. ; Tumbling and Gym. Team. 
 Law Stud., Univ. of 111., 1900-2; Ed., Urbana 
 Courier; Reporter, Champaign Daily Gasette ; 
 Ed. Champaign Co. Herald; Law Stud, with T. 
 J. Smith, (Thampaign, 1902-3; Farmer, 1904-5; 
 with Urbana Courier-Herald, 1905; 111. Mer- 
 cantile Collection and Law Agencies, 1905-7; 
 III. Cml. Coll. Agency, Urbana, 1907-8; Adv. 
 .Agencies; Mercantile Agencies, Chicago, 1908-9; 
 Bus. Agency; Office Supply Agency with hdqtrs., 
 Ottawa, 111., 1909-16; Ed., Prairie State Mag., 
 Ottawa, iQio-ii; Literary Bur., 1910. Auth.: 
 Poetry in Munsev and other mags.; also short 
 stories and articles. 111. St. Hist. Soc. Mag. 
 Mem., 111. Cml. Men's Assn.; Nat. Geog. 
 Assn.; 111. St. Hist, and Miss. Valley Hist Soc; 
 L O. O. M.; Am. Hist. Soc; Nat. Hist. Soc; 
 Nat. Soc. for Thrift. Address, 727 W. Jeffer- 
 son St., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 1266. FELIX LANDERS RITCHEY 
 Postal Clerk; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr i, 
 
 1874, Arthur, 111.; s. Philip (b. D 26, 1840, 
 Bedford, Pa.) and Mary J. (Landers) Ritchey 
 (b. F I, 184s, Arthur, 111.). Prepared m Sul- 
 livan H. S. Y. M. C. A.; Adelphic Prin., 
 Sch., Haines, Ore., igoo-4; Merchant, 1905-8; 
 Farmer, Arthur, 111., 1908-12; Postal Clerk, 
 Lincoln, Neb., 1912—. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Edith M. Wilcox, Ag 31, i90i (died 
 O 5. 1902, Haines, Ore.); Winona Floyd, Je 
 16, 1909, Arthur, 111. Address, 501 S. 28th St., 
 Lincoln, Neb.t 
 
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 1267. PAUL FREDERICK AUGUSTUS 
 RUDNICK 
 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap 24, 
 1874; s. John (b. O 30, 1844, Ger.) and Wil- 
 heimina Rudnick (b. Je 9, 1846, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Chicago H. S. Ph. G., Chicago Coll. 
 of Phar., 1893; Health Officer, Dept. of Health, 
 Chicago. Married Freda Rudnick, Mr 15, 1899, 
 Chicago. Children: Hattie Adelberg, b. Je 7, 
 1892; Arthur Adelberg, b. F 22, 1895; Doris, D. 
 D 22, 1899. Address, 10640 S. Seeley Ave., 
 Chicago.! 
 
 1268. WALTER ROBERT SCHUTT 
 (Brother of No. 2507) 
 Live Stock Claim Agt. ; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. O 31, 1878, Belleville, 111.; s. Christian (b. 
 Ja 2, 1848, Wetterfeld, Hessen, Ger.) and 
 Katherine (Pfeil) Schutt (b. N 7, 1854, Frank- 
 fort-on-the-Main, Ger.). Prepared in lielleville 
 H. S. Prin., Franklin Park H. S., 1899-1903; 
 Dir., Franklin Park St. Bank; Live Stock Claim 
 Agt., C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1903—- Mem., 
 Oak Park Lodge 540, A. F. A. M. Married 
 Mary F. Draper, O 12, 1905, Franklin Park, 
 111. Children: Lorna Kathryn Louise, b. My 
 Ti, 1911 (died Ag 15, 1912); Robert Draper, 
 b. Ag 16, 1913. Address, Franklin Park, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1368 Fullerton Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1269. GARRETT TELLER SEELY 
 (Brother of No. 3960; Husband of No. 11 55) 
 
 Manager; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 1, 1876, 
 Oswego, 111.; s. Thomas Jennings (b. Ag 16, 
 1848, Newburgh, N. Y.) and Anzolette E. 
 (Teller) Seely (b. JI 13, 1852, Schenectady, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Oswego H. S.; Beloit Coll. 
 Acad. C. E. Club; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Ed. Technograph ; Male Quartet; Glee 
 Club; Advisory Bd. Athletics. Topographer, A. 
 T. & S. F. R., 1899-1900; Transitman, Chicago 
 and West. Ind. R. R., 1900-igoi; Asst. Gen. 
 Mgr. and 2d V. P., S. S. Elec. R. R., 1910; 
 Engr. of Maintenance, S. Side Elevated R. R., 
 Chicago. 1901; Asst. Gen. Mgr., Chicago Elevat- 
 ed R. R.'s, 19H-18. Mgr., Passenger Transport- 
 ation of United States Shipping Bd., 1918 — . 
 Mem. West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Grace 
 Espy Morrow ('98), O 21, 1902, Paxton, 111. 
 Children: Miriam, b. O 9, 1904; Janet, b. N 
 14, 1906. Address, 4369 Oakenwald Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 1270. FRANK THOMAS SHEEAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 1271) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 22, 1878, 
 Galena, 111.; s. Thomas J. (b. D 15, 1838, Jo 
 Daviess Co., 111.) and Frances (Delahunt) 
 Sheean (b. Ja 9, 1845, Wicklow Co., Ire.). Pre- 
 pared in Galena H. S. Phi Delta Tbeta; Theta 
 Nu Epsilon; Shield and Trident; Mgr., Base- 
 ball team. Lawyer, 1902 — . Married Effie 
 H. Sheean, Je 19, 1900. Children: Jane H., 
 b. O 20, 1908; Mary F., b. F 16, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, Galena, Ill.t 
 
 1271. HENRY DAVID SHEEAN 
 (Brother of No. 1270) 
 R. R. Atty.; A. B.; b. N ly, 1875, Galena, 
 111.; s. Thomas J. (b. D 15, 1838, Jo Daviess 
 Co., 111.) and Frances (Delahunt) Sheean (b. 
 Ja 9, 1845, Co. Wicklow, Ireland). Prepared 
 in Galena H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Theta Nu 
 Epsilon; Shield and Trident. Lawyer, Galena, 
 111., 1899-1910; do., Chicago, 1910-16; Gen. 
 Attv. Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Terminal R. 
 R. Co., 1 91 6 — . Mem.. Univ. Club of Chicago; 
 South Shore Country Club; Glen Oak Country 
 Club: mini Club; Law Club; Legal Club; Chi- 
 cago Bar Assn.; 111. Bar Assn. Address, 4626 
 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 315 Grand 
 Central Sta., do. 
 
 1272. CARL EDMUNDS SHELDON 
 Judge; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1902; b. 
 Ap 21, 1876, Sterling, 111.; s. Clarence Leslie 
 (b. Ap 21, 1 84 1, N. Y.) and Mary Letitia 
 (Crawford) Sheldon (b. Ap 19, 1847, Sterling, 
 111.). Prepared in Wallace H. S. of Sterling, 
 111. and Univ. Acad. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Alpha Delta Sigma; Y. M. C. A.; Latin Club; 
 Nat. Hist. Soc. Pres. Province Delta of Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon, 1902-6; Nat. Chap. House 
 Officer, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1906; Eminent 
 Supreme Deputy Archon of Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon and ed.. Phi .-ilplia of S. A. E., 1906- 
 10. City Atty., Sterling, 111., 1907-14; Bd. of 
 Educ, 1908-14; Judge, City Court, 1914 — . Be- 
 sides editorial work in Phi Alpha, contributed 
 other articles to fraternity publications. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; A. F. A. M.; Chap. Com- 
 mandery, O. E. S.; B. P. O. E.; Red Men; 
 Royal Arcanum; Sterling Club; K. P.; L. O. 
 O. M. Address, 608 Ave. C. Sterling, 111.; 
 bus. add., 14-16 E. Third St., do. 
 
 1273. CHARLES AUGUSTUS SMITH 
 Automobile Salesman; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 12, 
 1877, Mattoon, 111.; s. Samuel C. (b. Rome, N. 
 Y.) and Travers H. (Bacon) Smith (b. Jackson, 
 Tenn.). Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Arch. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Illiiii Staff; Illio 
 Staff; Class Poet. Arch. Draftsman, 1899-1903; 
 Arch., 1903 — . Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. 
 A. M.; B. P. O. E.; M. W. A.; lola and Salina 
 Cml. (Tlubs. Married Elizabeth S. Gault, 1909, 
 lola, Kan. Address. Winchester, 111.; bus. add., 
 208 E. 28th St., Indianapolis.! 
 
 1274. *ELMER CHURCH SMITH 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 12, 1870, 
 
 Columbus, Neb.; s. Samuel C. Smith. Died 
 Jl 10, 1906, Colon, Panama. t 
 
 1275. FLORENCE MARY SMITH 
 
 (CONARD) 
 
 (Wife of No. i486; Sister of No. 1422) 
 A. B.; A. M., 1906; b. Ja 3, 1877, Elbridge, 
 N. Y.; d. Geo. Russell (b. Carlton, N. Y.) and 
 Elizabeth Ellen (Hutchinson) Smith (b. Gaines, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Lewis Acad., Wichita, 
 Kan. A. M., Columbia, 1908; Ph. D., do., 1915. 
 Kap])a Kappa Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa; Aleth- 
 enai; Y. W^. C. A.; Valedictorian. Teacher, 
 Eng., Hornellsville (N. Y.) H. S., 1899-1902; 
 Kankakee, 1902-3; Bloomington. 1903-4; Univ. 
 Acad., 1904-7; Grad. Stud. Columbia, 1907-9. 
 Teacher, Ethical Culture Sch. N. Y. City, 1909- 
 10; Instr., Eng., Norm. Coll., N. Y. City, 1910- 
 15. Auth.: Mary Astell, 193 pn., Columbia 
 Univ. Press, 1916. Pres., Am. Woman's Club 
 of Montevideo. Married Phillip A. Conard 
 ('01), Jl 30, 191 5. Children: Florence Eliza- 
 beth, b. Je 2, 1916; daughter, b. Ag 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Aveneda De Julio, Montevideo, Uruguay. 
 
 1276. ELMA SMOOT (POSTED 
 
 (Wife of No. 1258) 
 A. B.; b. F 14, 1878, Danville, 111.; d. Nathan 
 and Minnie (Michener) Smoot. Prepared in 
 Danville H. S. Married Fred J. Postel Cgpl. 
 S 19, 1900, Danville 111. Address, 4237 N. 
 Hermitage Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1277. TOM WOODS SMURR 
 Lawyer; A. B.; b. My 6, 1878, Ottawa, 111.; 
 s. Dr. T. A. (Wooster, O.) and Arville E. 
 (Woods) Smurr (Wooster, do.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa Tp. H. S. and Wooster Univ. Beta 
 Theta Pi. Auth.: Smurr on Local Improvements 
 in Illinois, 332 pp., pub. by T. H. Flood & Co., 
 Chicago, 1907; A Treatise on the Law of Farm 
 Drainage, 496 pp., pub. by the Bobbs-Merrill 
 Co. of Indianapolis, 1909. City Atty., Ottawa, 
 1909-11. Married Susann Ethel Eichelberger, 
 S 18, 1912. Address, Ottawa, 111. 
 
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 1278. MAGGIE EDITH STALEY 
 
 (CARPENTER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1022; Sister of No. 1172) 
 
 A. B.; b. N 14, 1875, Tolono, IlL; d. George 
 Alex. (b. S 15, 1842, Va.) and Priscilla Jane 
 (Benjamin) Slaley (b. Mr 1842, O.). "Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Y. W. C. A.; Le Cercle 
 Francais; Watcheka. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Hubert Vinton Carpenter ('97), Je 19, 
 1899, Urbana. Children: Charles Benjamin, b. 
 O 27, 1900; Florence, b. Jl 21, 1903; William 
 Harold, b. Ag 29, 1906; Arthur Clarence, b. 
 D 15, 1909. Address, Pullman, Wash. 
 
 1279. LAURA ALLANA STREIGIIT 
 
 B. L. S.; b. O 12, 1875, Franklinville, N. Y.; 
 d. Matthew (b. 1843, Pawson, N. Y.) and Flor- 
 ence E. (Gould) Streight (b. 1847, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Fredonia (N. Y.) Norm. Sch.; Acad., 
 Franklinville, N. Y. Employed by Dist. Nurs- 
 ing Com., Brooklyn, N. Y. Address, 37 Scher- 
 merhorn St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 1280. SIDNEY ORIN SWENSON 
 (Brother of No. 780) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 2, 1875, 
 Chicago; s. Bernard (b. Ap 5, 1838, Norway) 
 and Antoinette (Johnson) Swenson (b. Ap 14, 
 1849, do.). Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. S. ; 
 Armour Inst. Tau Beta Pi. With Engng. 
 Dept., Chicago Edison C"o., 1899-1905; do., N. 
 Y. Central and Hudson River R. R. Co., 1905- 
 7; Detroit River Tunnel Co., 1907-11; Kansas 
 City Terminal R. R. Co., 1911-15; Consulting 
 Engr., N. Y. City, 1917— . Mem., A. I. E. E. ; 
 New York Elec. Soc; Jovian Order. Married 
 Florence G. Royer, Ag 3, 1901, Waukesha, Wis. 
 Address, 86 Glenwood Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 
 
 1281. GEORGE EDWARD TEBBETTS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 6, 1877, 
 Chicago; s. H. H. and Anna (Clark) Tebbetts. 
 Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon. With Kansas 
 City Terminal Ry. Co. Bridge Engr., Kansas 
 CTity, Mo., 191 2. Married Mary Louise Mc.M- 
 lister, O 29, 1903, Chicago. Address. 3809 
 Warwick Ave., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add.. 
 Kansas City Terminal Ry. Co., 23rd and Grand 
 Ave., (/o.t 
 
 1282. OTTO JOHN THEISS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 11, 1876, 
 
 Sublette, 111.; s. John C. and Eva (Meyer) 
 Theiss. Prepared in Mendota II. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi. With United Gas & Imprt. Co. Const. 
 Dept., 1899-1901; Jacobs and Davies, Const. 
 Engrs., 1901-08; Aurora City Concrete Bridges, 
 1908-10; since 1910 conducting with Mrs. O. J. 
 Theiss the Central Auto Sales & Garage at 
 Aurora. Married Emma Pauline Brunemeyer, 
 D 22, 1909, Chicago. Address, 670 LaSalle St., 
 Aurora, Ill.t 
 
 1283. RALPH THOMPSON 
 Farmer; A. B. ; b. O 31, 1878, Makanda, 111.; 
 
 s. Theodore Wilson (b. Ap 18, 1841) and 
 Lovina (Rendleman) Thompson (b. D 3, 1855, 
 Makanda, 111.). Prepared in So. 111. Norm. 
 Sch. Sigma Chi; Ath. Assn.; Students' Danc- 
 ing Club. Asst. Bookkeeper; Gen. Store- 
 keeper, U. S. Naval Sta., Cavite, P. I., 1899- 
 1900; Farming, Carbondale, 1900 — . Married 
 Elizabeth Brewster, Ja 5, 1907, Chicago. 
 Child, Theodore Brewster, b. D 31, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, Carbondale, Ill.t 
 
 1284. HAROLD FREDERICK TRAPP 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O 17, 1877, Springfield, 
 111.; s. Frederick (b. Ap 9, 1851, Belleville, 
 111.) and Emma (Rubly) Trapp (b. N 13, 1856, 
 Springfield, 111.). Prepared in Lincoln H. S. 
 Varsity Track Team; Ind.-Ill. Debate, 1899; 
 
 Class football. Mem., Law firm. Beach and 
 Trapp. Mem., 111. Bar Assn.; Logan Co. Bar; 
 B. P. O. "E. Married Lillian May Aitchison, 
 Ap 30, 1908, Mt. Pulaski, 111. Children: Harold 
 Frederick, b. My 29, 19 10; Robert Nicoll, b. 
 N 29, 1912. Address, Lincoln, 111. 
 
 1285. MARTIN LARSON ULLENSVANG 
 Rancher; B. S. in Sc; b. Je 12, 1868, Stew- 
 ard, 111.; s. Lars Larson (b. Ja 24, 181 1, Har- 
 danger, Norway) and Ingeborg (Kragevik) 
 Ullensvang (b. Je 6, 1834, Kragevik, do.). 
 Prepared at Shabbona H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Univ. Rifle Team. Teaching, Stough- 
 ton, Wis., 1899-1900; Webster City, la., 1900- 
 01; Albert Lea, Minn., 1901-9; Fresno, Calif., 
 1909-10; Zelzah, Calif., 1910-12; Rancher, 
 1912 — . Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc. Married Marie 
 Jensen, Ag 15, 1894, Steward, 111. Children; 
 Lydia Ingeborg, b. Ap 3, 1900; Anna Magda- 
 line, b. Ap 9, 190s; Esther Margaret, b. S i, 
 1906; Valborg Elane, b. Ja 28, 1908 (died F 3, 
 1917)- Address, Zelzah, Calif. 
 
 1286. WILLIAM HERBERT VANCE 
 (Brother of No. 1990) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 6, 1876, 
 Eflingham, 111.; s. John" Albert (b. Mr 2, 1846, 
 Monkton, Md.) and Nancy Ellen (Barnsback) 
 Vance (b. Ap 11, 1856, Pin Oak Tp., Madison 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Edwardsville H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. C. E. Club. Insp., 111. River 
 Improvement with U. S. Dredging Fleet, 1899- 
 1901; Overseer, U. S. Lock on 111. River at 
 Kampsville, 111., 1901-2; Asst. on Engr. Corps, 
 Peoria Div., C. C. C. & St. L. R. R., 1902-5; 
 Asst. Div. Engr., Mo. Div., St. L. I. M. & S. 
 R. R., 1905-6; Div. Engr., 1906-9; Engr., 
 Maintenance of Way, 1909-16; Chief Engr., La. 
 & Ark. R. R., 1916-17; Maintenance of Way, 
 St. Louis Southwestern R. R., Ap 191 7 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church; A. O. U. W. ; A. F. A. 
 M.; Am. Ry. Bridge and Bldg. Assn.; Am. Ry. 
 Engng. .Assn.; A. S. C. E. Married Julia 
 Gordon Tindall, Je 2, 1902, St. Louis. Chil- 
 dren: Charles Albert, b. Ag i6, 1905 (died S 6, 
 1916); Nancy Ruth, b. S 2, 1907. Address, 
 328 W. Common St., Tyler, Tex. 
 
 1287. ALICE MILDRED VIAL 
 (Sister of Nos. 413, 453, 783) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S i, 1876, 
 Lyonsville, III.; d. Robert (b. Ap 9, 1824, 
 Chester, N. Y.) and M^ry Roe (Ketchum) Vial 
 (b. N 18, 1834, Newburgh, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Lyons Tp. H. S. Address, La Grange, Ill.t 
 
 1288. EDMUND VOLK 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 8, 1877, 
 Mendota, 111.; s. Dietrich (b. Ger.) and Mar- 
 garet Volk (b. Coburg, do.). Prepared in 
 Mendota Blackstone Sch. Engr., Telephone 
 Co., San Francisco. Married Leone Volk, Je 
 27, 1909, Oakland, Calif. Address, 2333 Tay- 
 lor Terrace, Oakland, Calif. 
 
 1289. BENJAMIN PERLEY WEAVER 
 
 (Brother of No. 850) 
 Physician; B. S. in L. & A.; M. D., 1902; b. 
 D 13, 1877, Danville, 111.; s. Benjamin (b. 
 My I, 1846, Schenectady Co., N. Y.) and 
 Martha Maria (Campbell) Weaver (b. Ag 30, 
 1850, Cook Co., 111.). Prepared in Danville 
 H. S. Phi Rho Sigma. Asst. Ed., Jotfr. Ind. 
 St. Med. Assn. Mem., Fortnightly Club, Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind.; Med. Soc, do. Married Lucile 
 Porter, S 16, 1903, I-'t. Wayne, Ind. Children: 
 Jane Porter, b. Je 4, 1905 (died S i, 1906); 
 .'\nne Porter, b. Ja 25, 1907; Sarah Porter, b. 
 O 22, 1909; Richard Porter, b. Ja 9, 191 1. 
 Address, 215 W. Wayne St., Ft. Wayne, Ind.t 
 
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 1290. WILLIAM W. WEBSTER 
 (Husband of No. 1347) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. JI 27, 1876, 
 Sadorus, III.; s. James (b. Ind.) and Catherine 
 (Ellars) Webster (b. Sadorus, 111.). Prepared 
 in Philo H. S.; Univ. Acad. Draftsman, 1900- 
 2; Engr. of Tests, 1903-9; Mech. Engr., Ham- 
 mel Oil Burner Co., 1909 — . Married Nancy 
 Emma Hartrick ('00), N 3, 1900, Urbana. 
 Child, Helen Marie, b. Jl n, 1903 (died D 9. 
 1905). Address. 530 4th St., San Bernardmo, 
 Calif.t 
 
 1291. RALPH WILSON WEIRICK 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; M. Arch., 1900; 
 b. Jl 2, 1877, Washington, 111.; s. Dr. W. H. 
 (b. S 14, 1841, Hartleton, Pa.) and Harriet N. 
 (Wilson) Weirick (b. N 20, 1843, rfo-). Pre- 
 pared in Washington H. S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident. Fel- 
 lowship in Arch., 1900. Registered Arch., N. 
 Y. St.; with Cass Gilbert, Arch., N. Y. City. 
 Address, 1525 Dorchester Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 1292. JAMES INGERSOLL WERNHAM 
 Phys. and Surg.; b. N 25, 1874. Marengo, 
 111.; s. Spencer Cone-(b. S 27, 1846, N. \. 
 Citv) and Emma (Titus) Wernham (b. Mr 25. 
 1852, Pennington, N. J.). Prepared m :Ma- 
 rengo H. S. M. D., Rush Med. Coll., igoj. 
 Kappa Sigma; Nu Sigma Nu; Theta Nu Kp- 
 silon; Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident: 
 Baseball team, capt.; Class Day Speaker.. 
 Capt., Med. Corps, Surgical Stafif, Hampton, 
 Va., 1918 — . Mem., Anglo-Am. Med. Assn., ex- 
 V. P. Vienna, Austria; Sec, McHenry Co. 
 Med. Assn.; Fox River Valley Med. Assn.; A. 
 M. A.; Mont. St. Med. Soc; Pres., Yellowstone 
 Valley Med. Soc. Married Winifred Patrick, 
 Marengo, 111., S 9, 1903 (died Ja 25, 1904); 
 Grace Middleton, Mr 28, 1908, Chicago. Chil- 
 dren: Helen Grace, b. Ja 25, 1909; Martha 
 Louise, b. Ag 2, 1910. Address, 945 N. 31st St., 
 Billings, Mont. 
 
 1293. MARK HUBERT WHITMEYER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 10, 1877, 
 Danville, 111.; s. Tohn W. (b. D i, 1843, Cum- 
 berland Co., Pa.) and Edith (Chadwick) 
 Whitmeyer (b. Ja 6, 1846, Licking Co., O.). 
 Prepared in Danville H. S. Arch. Club. 
 Arch, work, in Danville, 1899-1905; Cham-> 
 paign, 1905-6; Shank & Whitmeyer, Peoria. 
 1907-10; with Hewitt & Emerson, pvt. practice; 
 Instr., Arch. Drawing, Bradley Poly. Inst., 
 1910-14; Whitmeyer & Chaffee, 1914 — • Mem.,' 
 III. Soc. of Arch. Married Willamette Smith, 
 • O 9, 1907, Danville, 111. Address, 204 S. 
 Glenwood Ave., Peoria; bus. add., 7 & 8 Grimes 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 1294. MAURICE MEACHAM WILLCOX 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 25, 1874, 
 Galesburg, 111.; s. William H. Willcox. Const. 
 Dept., I. C. R. R., 1900-05; do., M. St. P., 
 R. and D. Elec. Tract. Co., 1908-09: do.. C. 
 M. & St. P. R. R., 1910; do., C. P. R. R.. 
 Canada, 1911-12; C. St. P. M. & O. Ry., 1912- 
 Married Eve I. Dills, Jl 7. 1903- Children: 
 Henry K., b. F 27, 1905; Philip M., b. O 15, 
 1906; John Timothy, b. S 13, ign-. Address, 
 3405 Girard Ave., South Minneapolis. 
 
 1295. GEORGE BASSETT WILLIAMS 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 20, 1878, 
 Minneapolis: s. Robert S. (b. Whitewater, 
 Wis.) and Isabelle S. (Cannon) Williams fb. 
 1844, Conn.). Prepared in Washington, D. C. 
 H. S. ; Lehigh Univ., 1895-7- Sigma Chi. 
 Topographic work, U. S. Geol. Sun, 1899; 
 Asst. Engr. Big Four R. R., 1901; Supt., 
 
 Holabird & Roche, Archs., Chicago, 1903, 
 Supt., Wells Bros. Co., Gen. Contrs., 1904-8:* 
 Mgr., Selden-Breck Const. Co., St. Louis, 
 1908-13; Mgr., do., Chicago, 1913 — . Married 
 Lora Wright, S 23, 1908, Urbana. Children: 
 Elizabeth West, b. Jl 4, 191 1; Robert, b. F 2, 
 191 5. Address, 6921 Oglesby Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1296. GEORGE HENRY WILMARTH 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 22, 1876, 
 
 Jackson, Mich.; s. Albro A. (b. Wis.) and 
 Nellie (Winslow) Wilmarth (b. 111.). Prepared 
 in East Aurora H. S.; E. E., Univ. of Wis., 
 
 1901. Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon; Shield 
 and Trident; Football Team. Supt., R. R. 
 Const., Miami & Erie Canal Transportation Co., 
 1899-1902; Supt., Elec. Dept., do., 1902-4; Gen. 
 Supt., Ft. Smith Light & Traction Co., 1904-6; 
 Elec. and Mech. Engr. with 111. Traction Co., 
 1904-10; Gen. Supt., Red River Power Co., 
 Grand Forks, N. Dak., 1910-12; Mgr., Sapulpa 
 Elec. Co., 1912-18; Gen. Mgr., Muskogee Gas 
 & Elec. Co., 1918 — . Married Elma Warwick, 
 D 7, 1901, Denver. Children: Jean, b. S 1904; 
 Marion, b. la 26, 1907. Address, c/o Sapulpa 
 Elec. Co., Sapulpa, Okla. 
 
 1297. LULU CATHARINE WOOLSEY 
 
 (HURST) 
 (Sister of No. 854) 
 A. B. in L. tk A.; b. Ag 20, 1876, Polo, 111.; 
 d. R. Dickson (b. S 9, 1834, Andes, N. Y.) and 
 Mary A. (Holmes) Woolsey (b. Je 15, 1838, 
 Hamden, N. Y.). Prepared in Polo H. S. 
 Alethenai; Eng. Club; Ed., Woman's issue of 
 mini, 1899. Teacher, 1900; Stenographer and 
 Asst. Bookkeeper for R. B. & J. Elec. Interur- 
 ban R. R., 1900-5. Married George Pennington 
 Hurst, Je 20, 1905, Beloit, Wis. Children: 
 John Dickson, b. My 2, 1906; George Woolsey, 
 b. Jl 28, 190S; Catharine May, b. Mr 15, 1910; 
 M. Clough, b. N 22, 1914. Address, 3209 5th 
 Ave., No., Great Falls, iVIont. 
 
 1298. BERTRAM OTHO YOUNG 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 15, 1876, 
 LeRoy, 111.; s. Denton (b. 1845, O.) and Emrna 
 (Barnett) Young (b. 1847, O.). Prepared in 
 LeRoy H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Theta Nu 
 Epsilon; Students' Dancing Club; 111. -Wis. 
 Debate, 1897. Harvard Law, 1899-1902. Mem., 
 Okla. Bar Assn.; V. P., Lakeview Club; Dir., 
 Okla. City Golf and Country Club; Lotus 
 Clulj. Married Luella Mary Herdman, S 6, 
 
 1902, Oklahoma City, Okla. Child, Virginia 
 Ruth, b. Ja 16, 1904. Address, Oklahoma City, 
 Okla.t 
 
 1299. JOHN HAYES YOUNG 
 (Husband of No. 11S8; Brother of No. 1098) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 27, 1872, 
 Gibson, Ind.; s. Tames Nicholas (b. O 4, 1847, 
 O.) and Mary C. (Hayes) Young (b. N 25, 
 1846, N. Y.). Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. 
 Y. M. C. A.; M. E. and E. D. Soc; Bus. Mgr. 
 Technograph, No. 12; Asst. Ed., do., No. no. 
 Milwaukee Tel. Switchboard; Wis. Tel. Co.; 
 Moline Supt., Fuller Mfg. Co.; Burlington Gen. 
 Mgr., Modern Elec. Co., 127 S. 3d St., Bur- 
 lington, la., 1904-6; with Miss. Valley & Tel. 
 Co., 1906-7; West. Elec. Co., Tel. Switch Bd. 
 Dept.; Am. Elec. Co., Switch Bd. Dept. and 
 Monarch Tel. Mfg. Co., Switch Bd. Dept., 
 1907-10; V. P. and Mgr., Hayes Mfg. Co., 
 Kansas City, Mo., 1910 — . Auth.: Specifica- 
 tions and Notes on Ry. Telegraph Const., Tech- 
 nograph No. II, pp. 129-133. Married Minnie 
 Barney Woodworth ('98), D 26, 1899, Cham- 
 paign. Children: boy, b. and died N 21, 1900; 
 John Hayes, Jr., b. S 7, 1903; Celina Wood- 
 worth, b. Te 5, 1910. Address. 326 Myrtle Ave., 
 Kansas Gity, Mo.; bus. add., 1415 Guinotte 
 Ave., do. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 CLASS OF 1900 (136 LIVING, 12 DEAD) 
 
 1300. *BERTRAND BUHRE ABRY 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. O 6, 1876, Dubuque, la.; 
 s. E. A. Abry. Died O 31, 1904, Wilkinsburg, 
 Pa. 
 
 1301. 'OTTO C. ADAMS 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Ap 13, 1871, Neosho, Co., 
 Kan.; s. Hamilton E. Adams. Prepared in 
 Cent. Norm. Coll. Philomathean; Lincoln Law 
 Club; Oratorical Assn.; Democratic Club. Died 
 Je s. 1909, Decatur, III. 
 
 1302. JOSfi MARIA ALARCO 
 Real est. agt.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 25, 1873, 
 Valencia, Spain; s. Jose Maria Lajarda and 
 Patrocinio Alarco. Prepared in Valencia Inst. 
 Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon; Shield and 
 Trident. Elec. Engr., 1900-3; traveling sales- 
 man (mach.) 1903-4; Elec. Engr., 1904-5; Contr., 
 1905-7; Ins., 1907-9; Oil and min., 1909-11; Real 
 est., 191 1 — . Spanish Army, 1898-9. Auth. : 
 Articles in Engng. Netvs. ilem., Am. Club, 
 Mexico City; Am. Club, Guadalajara, Mex. 
 Married Florence Brink de Maria, Je 26, 1901, 
 Edwardsville, 111. Children: Consuelo Maria, 
 b. Ag 26, 1906; Julia Maria, b. O 26, 1908 (died 
 O IS, 1910). Address, Lyric Theater Bldg., 
 Corpus Christie, Tex.f 
 
 1303. SARAH AMBLER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 3, 1859, Mt. Pleas- 
 ant, la.; d. Richard (b. Mr 4, 1831, Pittsburgh) 
 and Nancy Harper (Andrews) Ambler (b. N 
 18, 1838, Hartford, O.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Pleasant H. S. and Howe's Acad., Mt. Pleas- 
 ant, la. B. S. and M. S., la. Wesleyan. Pi 
 Beta Phi. Libn. la. Wesleyan, 1901-3; Cata- 
 loguer of Pub. Doc, 1903-7; Libn., Pub. Doc. 
 Lib., 1907 — . Mem., Daughters of the King; 
 Univ. of 111. Club; Coll. Woman's Club, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Address, 1360 Otis Place, Wash- 
 ington, D. C; bus. add.. Pub. Doc. Office, do. 
 
 1304. JEROME GUSTAF APPELQUIST 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 23, 1877, 
 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Frederick (b. Ag 16, 1842) 
 and Pauline (Kleyla) .\ppelquist (b. Ap 29, 
 1853.). Prepared in Rock Island H. S. Sec- 
 ond Lt. ; Brev. Capt., 111. Nat. Guard; track 
 team. Transitman, 1905; Draftsman and engr., 
 1907; Asst. to Chief Engr., Chicago, Goshen & 
 South Bend Elec. Ry., 1908; Drainage Engr., 
 1909; Engr. Omaha & Council Bluffs St. Ry. 
 Co., 1909 — . Married Bertha Baymiller, Ap 17, 
 1907. Address, 130 S. 35th St., Omaha, Neb.f 
 
 1305. "HARRIET ELIZABETH ASHLEY 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 29, 1869, Tonica, 
 
 111.; s. Laurin Norris (b. Barnard, Vt.) and 
 Polly A. (Densmore) Ashley (b. Warsaw, N. 
 y.). Prepared in Gibson City H. S. Scholar- 
 ship to Adrian Coll., Mich. Traveled abroad 
 and attended Univ. at Grenoble, France, 1901; 
 special instruction in French and Spanish, 
 Paris, 1901-2. Died Jl 11, 1904, Chicago. 
 
 1306. ZION FROST BAKER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 27, 1877, Sullivan, 
 111.; s. Mary E. Baker. Prepared in Sullivan 
 H. S. Delta Tau Delta. Married. Address, 
 Sullivan, Ill.f 
 
 1307. GEORGE FRANCIS BARRETT 
 (Brother of No. 1807) 
 Judge; LL. B.; b. Jl 14, 1879, Chicago; s. 
 Michael, (b. New York) and Katherine 
 (Dwyer) Barrett. Prepared in West Div. H. S., 
 Chicago. Lincoln Law Club. Atty. at Law, 
 1901 — ; Master in Chancery of the Superior 
 Court of Cook Co., 1906-12; Judge, Circuit 
 Court, Cook Co., 111., 191 5 — . Mem., Union 
 League Club, Chicago; Chicago Bar Assn. Ad- 
 dress, County Court House, Chicago. , 
 
 1308. FLORENCE MARIA BECK 
 (McGLACHLIN) 
 B. L. S.; b. My 26, 1868, Cleveland; d. 
 George (b. Ja 22, 1835, Wisbech, Eng.) and 
 Czarina Jane (Wyman) Beck (b. S 21, 1839, 
 Perry, O.). Prepared in Plattville St. Norm. 
 Sch. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Watcheka; Glee 
 Club. Libn., Eastern 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1904; Asst. Prof., Lib. Econ., Univ. of 111., 
 1903. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. Lib. Assn.; 
 Sec. Co. Chap., Red Cross. Married Thomas 
 Lawrence McGIachlin, Ag 22, 1905, Green 
 Lake, Wis. Address, 1123 Clark St., Stevens 
 Point, Wis. 
 
 1309. EDITH PAGE BENNETT 
 (Sister of Nos. 561, 682) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 3, 1876, 
 Mattoon, 111.; d. Charles (b. Bridgton, Me.) 
 and Susan W. (Cleaves) Bennett (b. do ). 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S.; attended Carleton 
 Coll., 1896-8. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Teacher, 
 Norm. Sch., Charleston, 1900-1; teacher, Latin 
 and Greek, Ottawa Tp. H. S., 1901-9; teacher, 
 Latin, H. S., Seattle, 1909 — •. Address, 3134 
 37th Place, S. Seattle. 
 
 1310. HOBART SHEARMAN BOYD 
 Judge; LL. B.; b. O 17, 1876, Lewistown 
 111.; s. Thos. A. (b. Je 25, 1830, Adams Co.. 
 Pa.) and Laura (James) Boyd (b. N i, 1834, 
 Washington, D. C). Prepared in Lewistown 
 H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi. Atty.; 
 City Atty., Lewistown, 1903-5; Master in 
 Chancery, 1905-7; Judge of Fulton Co., 1910 — . 
 Married Anna Elizabeth \\'alker, F 5, 1907, 
 Cambridge, 111. Children: Robert Walker, b 
 Ja 29, 1 9 10; Hobart Lawrence, b. F 11, 1913; 
 Margaret Louise, b. S 20, 191 5; Mary Eliza- 
 beth, b. O 18, 1917. Address, Lewistown, 111 
 
 131 1. 'ELIZABETH BRANCH (SHEPARD; 
 (Sister of Nos. 2913, 8157) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ja 16, 1876, Seymour 
 111.; d. William Luther and Emily (Yeag'eri 
 Branch. Prepared in Champaign H. S. Asst 
 Libn., East. 111. St. Norm., 1 901-4. Mem. 
 .Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. St. Lib. Assn. Married 
 Elmer Irwin Shepard, Jl 5, 1904, Champaign 
 Died S 28, 1906, Williamstown, Mass. 
 
 13 12. WILLIAM JAY BROWN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 10, 1878 
 
 Urbana; s. William Gage (b. Mr 29, 1842 
 Roscoe, O.) and Harriet Alice (Wolfe) Browi 
 (b. Coshocton, O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S 
 Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi; Architects' Club 
 Arch., 1900 — . Capt., Q. M. C. Const. Div.: 
 Mustered out, D 21, 1918. Married Isabel 
 Howell, S 8, 1914, Cedar Rapids, la. Child, 
 David Howell, b. Mr 22, 1916. Address, 1962 
 I St Ave.. Cedar Rapids, la.; bus. add., 604-6 
 .\ni. Trust Bldg., Cedar Rapids, la. 
 
 1313. JESSIE JANE BULLOCK 
 
 (KASTNER) 
 (Sister of Nos. 2919, 3663, 3664, 3665) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1906; b. Ag 8, 1873 
 near Eureka, 111.; d. Wingfield Minor (b. C 
 24, 1836, near Eureka, 111.) and Mary Marsale 
 nia (McCullough) Bullock (b. Ag 26, 1850) 
 Prepared in Eureka H. S. and H. S. Dept. Ill 
 St. Norm. Univ.; in Eureka Coll. one yr. ; 111 
 St. Norm. Univ. two yrs. Sigma Xi; Phi Bet£ 
 Kappa; Math. Club; Der Deutsche Verein. 
 Teacher, Math., H. S., 1906-7, Decatur, 111.; 
 Tacoma, Wash., 1907-8. Married Albert Kast- 
 ner, Je 24, 1908, Tacoma, Wash. Child, Wing- 
 field Bullock, b. F 16, 1910 (died F 26, 1910). 
 Address, South Tacoma, Wash.f 
 
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 1314. EUGENE IRVING BURKE 
 Banker; B. S.; b. Ja 14, 1878, Rantoul, 111.; 
 s. P. E. (b. F 4, 1841, Owensboro, Ky.) and 
 Isabelle (Moyer) Burke (b. Ja 22, 1848, Feli- 
 city, O.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Shield and Trident; Mgr., Track 
 Team, 1899-1900. In Citizens State Bank, 
 1 901 — . Married Kathryn B. Blume, Wapa- 
 koneta, O., 1902. Child. Eugene Irving, Jr., 
 b. S 21, 1905. Address, Champaign. 
 
 1315- WILLIAM ELMER BURROUGHS 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 17, 1876, 
 Savoy, 111.; s. James Wesley (b. N. J.) and 
 Mary Catherine (Udy) Burroughs (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Savoy Pub. Sch. Class baseball; 
 Class football. In office of Elec. Engng. Dept., 
 LTniv. of 111., 1900; Switchboard cabling dept.. 
 West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 19001; Shop Office, 
 do, 1901-2; Contract Records dept., 1902-4; 
 Chief Clerk, West. Elec. Co., Des Moines, 1904- 
 8; Chief Clerk do.. Omaha, Neb., 1908—; 
 auditor, do., Hawthorne Works, Chicago. 
 Served on 111. Nat. Guard., 1900-1, 4th Regt.; 
 1901-1903, first Regt. Mem., First Regt. Ath. 
 Assn., Chicago, 1901-3; Supt., Boys' Club 
 "Knights of Holy Grail" H. P., 1907-8; Presby. 
 Church. Married Rachel Densmore Cattanach, 
 Jl 22, 1903, Chicago. Children: Josephine 
 Arnold and Donald Densmore. b. My 15, 1904; 
 Charles Clifford, b. N 2, 1906; Margaret, b. D 
 16, 1910. Address, 159 No. Central Ave., 
 (Austin) Chicago; bus. add.. West. Elec. Co., 
 Hawthorne Sta., do. 
 
 13 1 6. ROBERT OSCAR BUSEY 
 (Brother of No. 864) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Je 14, 1877. 
 Urbana; s. Matthew D. (b. Mr 20, 1842, Ur- 
 bana) and Anna (Hurd) Busey (b. S 19, 1847, 
 Wyandotte Co., O.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. A. M., Harvard, 1906; Ph.D.. do., 1912. 
 Univ. Band and Mandolin Club. Stud., Univ. 
 of Halle, 1900-1. Teacher, H. S., Urbana, 1903- 
 4; teaching fellow, O. St. Univ., 1904-5; Grad. 
 Stud. Harvard, 1905-8; Instr., German, O. St. 
 Univ., 1908-12; Asst. Prof.. German, do., 1912 — . 
 Mem., Congr. Church; Mod. Lang. Assn. of 
 Am.; Sec.-Treas., Lang, and Lit. Club, O. St. 
 LTniv., 191 5-16. Married Mary Maude Waldo, 
 My 28, 1908, Cambridge, Mass. Cliildren; 
 Paul, b. Ag I, 1909; Ruth, b. Ag 28, 1912 (died 
 S 5, 1912); Olga Maude, b. D 17, 1914. Address, 
 2090 luka Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 1317. JOHN KENYON BUSH 
 (Husband of No. 1780) 
 Bank Cashier; A. B.; A. M. in L. & A., 1903; 
 b. Ap 7, 1878, Joliet, 111.; s. John Edward (b. 
 Whitehall, N. Y.) and Isabella Gordon (Kenyon) 
 Bush (b. Thompsonville, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Joliet H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Assoc. Ed., Illio. Chem., 111. Steel Co., 
 1900-1; Asst., Chem., LTniv. of 111., 1902-3; 
 Instr., Chem., Joliet Tp. H. S., 1903-8; V. P., 
 First Nat. Bank, 1908-12; Cashier, Nat. City 
 Bank, Seattle, 191 2—. Mem., Baptist Church; 
 Mystic Shrine Masons; various local clubs; 
 Sec, Silver Cross Hosp. Married Helen Mary 
 Taylor ('02), Ag 4, 1908, Bloomington, 111. 
 Child, Eleanor Isabel, b. O 11, 1909- Address, 
 133 Dorfel Drive, N. E., Seattle; bus. add., 
 Nat. City Bank, do. 
 
 1318. BRUCE ALEXANDER CAMPBELL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 28, 1879, 
 Albion, 111.; s. Joseph McCown (b. F 20, 1837, 
 Wayne Co., 111.) and Annabel (Thompson) 
 Campbell (b. Ja 31, 1856, Albion). Prepared in 
 Albion H. S.; So. Collegiate Inst., Albion, 111. 
 Charter mem., Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 111.- Wis. 
 debate; Pres., Bryan Democratic Club; Illini 
 Staff; Grad. mem.. Phi Beta Kappa, 191 1. Law 
 stud., 1900-1; Lawyer 1901; Village Atty., Al- 
 bion, 1903-4; Mem., 44th Gen. Assem., H. of R. ; 
 
 Dem. Nominee for Cong., 22d 111. Dist., igio; 
 Mem., Com. to draft recommendations for a 
 Revision of Law of 111., relating to Practice and 
 Proceedure (appointed by Gov.) 1910 — . Mem., 
 K. of P. ; D. O. K. K. ; M. W. A. ; A. F. A. M. ; 
 Pres. 111. Elks Assn.; Grand Exalted Ruler, B. 
 P. O. E., 1918-19; Exec. Com.. 111. St. Bar 
 Assn.; Mem., Bd. of Gov. 111. St. Bar Assn.; 
 Pres. E. St. Louis Bar Assn., 191 1; St. Clair 
 Country Club. Married Beulah Wilson, Je 19, 
 1906. Child, Joseph Bruce, b. Mr 8, 1907. Ad- 
 dress, 1472 College Ave. E. St. Louis, 111.; bus. 
 add., 624-633 Murphy Bldg., do. 
 
 1319- CLYDE CAPRON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. N 26, 1874, 
 Clinton, 111.; s. William B. (b. Jl 26, 1842, 
 Albany N. Y.) and Laura Barger (Willis) 
 Capron (b. F 9, 1844, Springfield, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Marion H. S. LL. B., N. W. Univ., 
 1905. Philomathean; Won in Ill.-Ind. Debate, 
 1900; Pres., Sr. Class. Taught, 1900-2; Studied 
 Law, 1902-5; Homesteaded land, S. Dak., 
 1905-7; Practicing Law, 1907 — . Mem., Bd. 
 of Sch. Insps., Peoria. Married Dorothy V. 
 Capron. Je 14, 191 1, Wolcott, Ind. Address, 
 107 N. Elmwood Ave., Peoria; bus. add., 1112- 
 14 Lehman Bldg., do. 
 
 1320. WALTER SAMUEL CHURCH 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 6, 1879, Chi- 
 cago. Tau Beta Pi. Address, 5748 Kenmore 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 1321. LINDA MAY CLATWORTHY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 17, 1876, Dayton, 
 
 O. ; d. Rev. Fred D. D. (b. 1846, North Pether- 
 ton, Somerset, Eng.) and Emma (Payne) Clat- 
 worthy (b. Dayton, O.). Prepared in pvt. and 
 high schs. Vassar Coll. and N. W, LTniv,; Ph. 
 B. Univ. of Denver, 1915. Delta Delta Delta; 
 Watcheka; Y. W. C. A.; Treas. and Chm. of 
 different coms. Asst. Cataloger, Dayton Pub. 
 Lib,, 1900-1; Head Cataloger, 1901-5; Libn., 
 Dayton Pub. Lib. and Museum, 1905-13; Lib. 
 organizer in the west, states, 1913-16; Reference 
 Libn. and special bibliog,, St. Coll. of Wash., 
 1916-18; travelled and studied abroad six 
 months, 1910. Auth.: Literary executor of 
 Augusta Payne White for "The Paynes of Ham- 
 ilton", Tobias A, Wright, N. Y. City, 245 pp., 
 191 1 ; Bibliog. of Food Economy for the House- 
 wife, comp. and ed. by L. M. Clatworthy and 
 L. W. Hunt, issued by St. Coll. of Wash. Lib., 
 Mr. 1918, with endorsement of U. S. Food Adm. 
 and Am. Lib. Assn. Food Information Com. of 
 War Service Com.; also several buls. Mem., 
 O. Lib. Assn., Pres., 191 1; Am. Lib. Assn.; 
 Colo. Lib. Assn.; Advisory Com. on sub. head- 
 ings for use in dictionary catalogs, 1907-11; 
 111 Lib. Sch. Alumni Assn., Pres., two yrs. 
 Address, St. College, Pullman, Wash. 
 
 1322. FRED WORTH COOPER 
 (Brother of No. 3329) 
 Mortgage Banker; LL. B,; b, Ag 15. 1877, 
 Fisher, 111; s. Frank (b. My 6, 1849, Baldwins- 
 ville N. Y.) and Luro Alice (Ham) Cooper (b. 
 O 11 1852, Monticello, 111.) Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Atty., 1900-1, mem., firm 
 Cooper. Kanaley & Co.. Mortgage Bankers. 
 Mem., Hamilton Club, Chicago; South Shore 
 Country Club; Flossmoor Country Club; Chi- 
 cago Bar Assn.; Illini Club; Chicago Real Est, 
 Bd Married Blanche Speed Puddeke, Ag 10, 
 1909 Chicago, Children: Blanche Speed, b. S 
 '5 1912; Fred Worth, b. S 22, 1916. Address, 
 5234 Hyde Park Blvd., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., do. 
 
 1323. BURTON ROBINSON CORBUS 
 Physician; B. S. in Sc; M.D.; b. D 30, :875. 
 Mendota, 111,; s. William F. (b. 1841) and 
 Clara M. (Robinson) Corbus (b. 184s). Pre- 
 pared in LaSalle H. S. Nu Sigma Nu; Roll 
 
1900] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 129 
 
 of Honor in Med. Sch. Mem., Staff of Butter- 
 worth Hosp., and U. B. A. Hosp.; Maj., 
 M. R. C. Pres., Kent Co. Med. Soc; Grand 
 Rapids Acad, of Med. Address, Metz Bldg., 
 Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 1324. GEORGE ALEXANDER DARMER 
 Physician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 9, 1874, 
 Blue Mound, IlL; s. John Oscar (b. Mr 28, 
 1840, Shelby Co., Ind.) and Ann (Robertson) 
 Darnier (b. Je 2, 1844, Dickson Co., Tenn.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. M. D., Rush 
 Med. Coll., 1903. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Alpha Omega Alpha, Hon. 
 Med. Frat. Address, 12 S. Broadway, Aurora, 
 Ill.t 
 
 1325. WILLIAM JOHN DOLAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 25, 1876, May Tp., 
 
 111.; s. Michael J. (b. S 1850, do.) and Kath- 
 rine (O'Rourke) Dolan (b. S 1850, Can.). 
 Prepared in Ohio H. S.; Univ. Acad.; St. 
 Viateur's Coll., Kankakee. Philomathean; 
 Phi Kappa. Atty. at Law, Granite City, igoi- 
 7; do.. Champaign, 1907 — . Mem., K. of 
 C, past G. K. ; A. O. of H.; Champaign Co. 
 Bar Assn.; 111. St. Bar y\ssn. Married Emma 
 A. Pfeffer, O 22, 191 3, Champaign. Children: 
 Catherine Elizabeth, b. S 18, 1914; William 
 Michael, b. Je 23, 1916; Robert Edward, b. 
 D 23, 1917. Address, 406 S. Elm St., Cham- 
 paign; bus. add., 13 Main St., do. 
 
 1326. OLIVER KINSEY DONEY 
 Minister and Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 30, 1873, 
 
 Deerfield, Mo.; s. Lysander (b. My 24, 1842, 
 Marshall Co., Ind.) and Cynthia A. (Hill) 
 Doney (b. Ap 9, 1852, Green Co., do.). Pre- 
 pared in Tolono H. S. A. B. Eureka Coll., 
 
 1906. Philomathean. Minister of Church of 
 Christ and Atty. at Law. Mem., I. O. O. F.; 
 A. F. A. M.; K. T. Married Hattie Myrtle 
 Shuck, Ag 17, 1899, Urbana. Address, 1036 
 Reisner St., Indianapolis. f 
 
 1327. HORACE RAYMOND DOUGHERTY 
 Stockman and Lumberman; LL. B. ; b. Je 
 21, 1875, Mt. Morris, 111.; s. Newton C. and 
 Annie M. (Edwards) Dougherty. Prepared 
 in Peoria H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1892-3. 
 A. B. LTniv. of Chicago, 1896. Psi Upsilon; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Mgr., Inter-Scholastic Meet. Stock- 
 man and Lumberman, 1913-17. Pres., Univ. 
 Club, Tacoma, 1912-13. Address, R. i, Grant- 
 ville, Md. 
 
 1328. STANISLAW DOWIATT 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. £.; b. O 4, 1873, 
 Kovno, Russia. Address, 114 Euclid Ave., San 
 Leandro, Calif. 
 
 1329. CLARENCE LeROY EDDY 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1909; b. 
 O 20, 1877, Atlanta, 111.; s. John Wilson (b. 
 1835, Frankfort, Ky.) and Nancy Jane (How- 
 ser) Eddy (b. 1836, Atlanta, 111.). Prepared 
 in Osceola (la.) H. S. and Drake Univ. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club; 
 Assoc. Ed., Tcchnograph; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Rodman with C. & N. W. R. R., 1900-1; In- 
 strumentman with C. & N. W. R. R., 1902; 
 Resident Engr. M. K. & T. R. R., 1903; Asst. 
 Engr. C. & N. W. R. R., 1903-7; Asst. Prof., 
 Ry. Engng., Case Sch. of Applied Sc, Cleve- 
 land, 1907 — . Mem., Christian Church, and 
 Deacon since 1909; Am. Ry. Engng. Soc, 
 1908; Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ, 
 1909; A. A. A. S.; Cleveland Engng. Soc, 
 
 1907. Auth.: The Bourbonnais Ry. Bridge, 
 TechnograpJi, Vol. 14, 1900; Rolling Resistance 
 of cars over Switches and Frogs, Am. Ry. 
 Engng. Assn. Proc, Vol. 16, 191 5- Married 
 Lillian Viola Chapman, D 25, 1Q08, Weldon, 
 la. Address, 1793 E. 86th St., Cleveland. 
 
 1330. JOHN WILLIAM FISHER 
 Farmer; B. S.; b. Ja 13, 1874, Orangeville, 
 
 111.; s. John R. (b. O 1829, Bellefonte, Pa.) 
 and Dora L (Giese) Fisher (b. 1835, Stettin, 
 Ger.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm.- Univ. 
 111. -Wis. Debating Team, 1900. Prin., H. S., 
 Peru, 111., 1895-7; taught in H. S., Hiawatha, 
 Kan., 1900-1; Prin., H. S., Carlyle, III., 1901- 
 3; Supt. Carlyle Schs., 1903-6. Married Lulu 
 Ritzman, Ag 2, 1900, Estherville, la. Chil- 
 dren: Myrtle M., b. Jl 5, 1901; Harold E., b. 
 N 25, 1902; Elta Viola, b. Ap 21, 1909; Leo 
 William, b. My 29, 1913. Address, Muskogee, 
 Okla. 
 
 1331. WILLIAM GRANT FOSTER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 2, 1877, 
 
 Armstrong, 111.; s. Edward (b. N 20, 1833, near 
 W. Lebanon, Ind.) and Sarah Ann (Tillotson) 
 Foster (b. Ja 15, 1835, do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Tau Beta Pi; Arch. Club; Technograph 
 Bd.; Capt., Univ. Regt. Arch., Streator, 111., 
 1908 — . Married Sue White Jackson, Je 19, 
 1901. Children: Katheryn May, b. Ap 17, 
 1902; Edwin Stanton, b. D 13, 1903; Lois 
 Marjory, b. N 13, 1905; Willis Grant, b. D 
 12, 1907. Address, Opera House Bldg., Streat- 
 or, 111. 
 
 1332. *HARRY BERT FOX 
 
 (Brother of No. 1130) 
 B. S. in Sc; M. S., 1905; b. Te 16, 1871, 
 LaSalle, 111.; s. David Bert (b. 1833, Westfield, 
 Mass.) and Harriette (Robinson) Fox (b. 1839, 
 Baldwinsville, N. Y.). Prepared in Ottawa 
 Tp. H. S. and 111. St. Norm. Sch., Normal, 111. 
 Instr., Geol., Univ. of 111., 1900-11. Sigma Xi, 
 1905. Married Myrtle Amy Murray, 1897, 
 Normal, 111. Children: Herbert, b. D 5, 1901; 
 Clara Elizabeth, b. Mr 4, 1905. Died S 11, 
 [913, Sparta, Mich. 
 
 1333. FRANK DOIG FRANCIS 
 Phys. and Surg.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 
 
 12, 1879, New Lenox, III.; s. George L. (b. O 
 5, 1856) and Annie Maria (Doig) Francis (b. 
 O 20, 1856, do.). Prepared in Joliet H. S. 
 M. D., N. W. LIniv., 1903. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 .\lpha Delta Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Nu Sigma 
 Nu; Alpha Omega Alpha; Football; Ed., Illio. 
 Interne Cook Co. Hosp., 1903-4. Capt., M. R. C. 
 Auth.: Articles in ///. Med. Jour., Interstate 
 Med. Jour.. Chicago Med. Recorder. Mem., 
 Chicago Med. Soc; Grace M. E. Church. Mar- 
 ried Bertha Haven, Ja 12, 1897, New Lenox, 
 111. Address, 66 E. Oak St., Chicago. 
 
 1334. HARRY EBEN FREEMAN 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S. in Sc; b. Ja I'l, 1877, 
 
 Chicago; s. Julius A. (b. 1828, Worcester, N. 
 Y.) and Emma C. (Howe) Freeman (b. 1846, 
 Fabius, N. Y.). Prepared in LIniv. Acad.; un- 
 dergrad. work, Morgan Park Acad., 1892; Jen- 
 nings Sem., 1893. M. D., N. W. Univ. Med. 
 Sch., 1903. Kappa Sigma; Alpha Delta Sigma; 
 Mil. Band, 1895-98; Students' Dancing Club. 
 N. Y. Post Grad. Sch., 1906. Mem., Kendall 
 Co. Med. Soc; 111. Med. Soc; A. M. A.; No. 
 Cent. III. Med. Soc; Am. Acad, of Med. 
 Married Mary Scoggin, Ja 31, 1907. Children: 
 Irene, b. D 4, 1907; Emma, b. N 17, 1909; 
 Julius A., b. My 26, 191 1; John S., b. Je 19, 
 1912. Address, Millington, 111. 
 
 1335. GEORGE GIBBS, JR. 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1684, 2101) 
 Landscape Arch.; B. S.; b Ja 6, 1878, River- 
 ton, Ky.; s. George, Sr. (b. Mr 23, 1842, Ware- 
 ham, Mass.) and Elizabeth Thacher (Hodge) 
 Gibbs (b. N 9, 1847, Plymouth, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Plymouth H. S. ; Cincinnati Tech. H. 
 IL; S. B. in Landscape Arch., Harvard, 1904. 
 Asst. in Office of Olmstead Bros., 1Q04-14; In- 
 vestigator to Boston City Planning Bd., 1914-17; 
 Advisory Engr. on Camp Planning for Const. 
 
I30 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1900 
 
 Div., War Dept., 1017—- Capt. Q. M., U. S. 
 R., 1917-18; Maj. Q. M. C. Auth.: Report on 
 Comprehensive Plan for East Boston. 98 pp., 
 1915; various rejiorts on city planning. Mem., 
 Assn. Harvard Kngrs. 1910 — ; Am. Civic Assn.; 
 Playg^-ound Assn. of Am.; Am. Soc. of Land- 
 scape Arclis. ; Fellow, Am. Inst. Civic Planning; 
 Boston Soc. Landscape Arcli., 1917 — . Married 
 Florence Wellington James, Je 16, 1909, Cam- 
 bridge, Mass. Children: George, III, b. My 
 31. 1910; Charles James and Laura Russell, b. 
 D 22, 1 91 3. Address, 287 Walnut St., Brook- 
 line, Mass.. bus. add., i6th St., N. W., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 1336. LESLIE LELAND GLENN 
 (Brother of Nos. 1337, 2996, 4675) 
 
 Real Est., Loans and Ins.; LL. B.; b. Ag 6, 
 
 1877, near Mattoon, 111.; s. Joseph Chamber- 
 lain (b. 1848, Coles Co., 111.) and Mary Cath- 
 erine (Ferguson) Glenn (b. 1856, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoon and Champaign II. S. Man- 
 dolin Club; Glee Club. .Admitted to 111. Bar, 
 1900; Mercantile Bus., Urhana, 1900-1; Tre- 
 vett-Mattis Banking Co., Champaign, 1901-17; 
 Real Est. Loans and Ins., 1917—. Married 
 Frances Madge Wilcox, Ja 17, 1907, Champaign. 
 Children: Mary Margaret, b. N 29, 1907; 
 Barbara Wilcox, b. Ap 24, 1916. Address, 
 509 W. University Ave., Champaign. 
 
 1337. OTIS FERGUSON GLENN 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1336. 2996, 4675) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 27, 1879, Mattoon, 
 111., s. Joseph Chamberlain (b. Pleasant Grove 
 Tp., Coles Co.; 111.) and 'Mary Catherine (Fer- 
 guson) Glenn (b. do.). Prepared in Mattoon 
 and Champaign H. S. States Atty., Jackson 
 Co., 1907-8; 1916-20. Mem., 111. St. Bar Assn.; 
 Jackson Co., Bar Assn. Married Anna Kennedy 
 Martin. O 28, igii, Murphysboro, 111. Address, 
 Murphysboro, 111. 
 
 1338. HUGH JOSEPH GRAHAM 
 (Brother of Nos. 2403, 3754) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 20, 1877, 
 Ivesdale, 111.; s. James M. (b. Castleblayney, 
 Ire.) and Kate (Wallace) Graham (b. at Ran- 
 toul, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; English Club; Fortnightly 
 Club; Illio Bd. Instr., Rhetoric, 1900-1; Clerked 
 in law office, 190 1-2; practiced law as mem. of 
 firm, Shutt, Graham & Graham, 1902-1908; 
 afterward Graham S; Graham. Married Clara G. 
 Colgan. Ap 26, 1904, Springfield, 111. Cliildren: 
 Kathcrine. b. My 1906, James E., b. O 1907, 
 Clara, b. S 1009; Hugh, b. S 191 o; Elizabeth, b. 
 Te 1916. Address, 1802 South Sixth St., 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 1339. ROBERT GRAY 
 Dist. Supt., Water Power Co.; B. S. in E. 
 E.; b. Je 14. 1874, Elburn, 111.; s. Joseph (h. 
 1832, Frederickston, New Brunswick) and 
 Jiriiet (Wordman) Gray (b. Je 2, 1842, Con- 
 cord, N. IL). Prepared in Geneva H. S. 
 Tan Beta Pi. Draftsman for Remington Type- 
 writer Co., 1900-3; farmer, 1903-5; fruit raiser, 
 Yakima, Wash., 1903-4; Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Schenectady, 1904-7; ranch improving, Yakima, 
 1907-8; resident agt.. Big Bend Light-Power 
 Co., Davenport, Wash., 1909-14; Dist. Supt., 
 Wash. Water Power Co., hdqtrs., Colfax. 
 Wash., 1914-18. Married Belle I. Gillespie, My 
 
 12, 1908, Champaign. Children: Helen, b. D 
 
 13, 1909; Marian, b. Ag 4, 1912; Virginia, b. 
 Ap 29, 1916. Address, CoUax, Wash. 
 
 1340. HARRY ALTM.AN GROSSBERG 
 Wholesale Grocer; LL. B.; b. Ja 2, 1879. Chi- 
 cago; s. Nathaniel B. (b. Jl 12, 1846) and 
 Percelia (Altman) Grossbcrg (b. Je 17. 1849). 
 Prepared in Englewood H. S. Philomathean: 
 Class Football and Basketball Teams; Mgr. Sr. 
 Baseball Team. Practiced law in 1900-3; Whole- I 
 
 sale Grocer, 1903 — . Married Dora S. Frank, 
 F 23, 1908, Cleveland, O. Child, Edna, b. Ap 
 16, 1909. Address, 2197 E. 80th St., Cleveland.! 
 
 1341- PAULINE GUNTHORP 
 Librarian; B. L. S. Prepared in Chicago H. 
 S. B. L., Univ. of Wis., 1898. Address, 2327 
 Cedar St., Berkeley, CaliL 
 
 1342. ELIZABETH TWINING HALL 
 
 (KEISER) 
 
 (Sister of No. 1343) 
 
 A. ]{. in L. & A. ; A. M., 1901; b. O 30, 1870, 
 Downs, 111.; d. Calvin Springer (b. My 29, 
 1S36, Fayette Co., Pa.) and Rachel (Eberhardt) 
 ll.-dl (b. F 20, 1840, do.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. LTniv. Alethenai; Capt. of Girls' Basket- 
 hall team. Head. Eng. Dept., H. S., Everett, 
 Wash., 1901-s; St. Norm. Sch., Pittsburg, Kan., 
 1906-7; H. S., Butte, Mont., 1907-8. Mem., D. 
 
 A. R. ; Assn. Coll. Allumnae; Woman's Club. 
 Married Henry Kciser, F 17, 1909, Bloomington, 
 111. Child, Leone, b. D i, 1909 (died, do.). 
 Address, 509 E. Mulberry, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 1343- JOHN CALVIN HALL 
 (Brother of No. 1342) 
 Judge; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 13, 1872, 
 Downs, 111.; s. Calvin S. (b. My 29, 1836, Fay- 
 cite Co., Pa.) and Rachel (Eberhardt) Hall (b. 
 F 20, 1840, do.). Prepared in Kickapoo Union 
 II. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1897. LL. B., 
 Chicago Kent Coll. of Law, 1907. Jr. Orator. 
 Prin., H. S., 1900-4; Supt., Whiting City Schs., 
 1904-11. With Gavit Hall & Smith; City Atty., 
 City of Whiting; City Judge, Whiting, 1913. 
 Mem., K. of P.; A. F. A. M.; Sec, 1904-5; K. 
 T.; A. A. S. R.; A. A. O. N. M. S.; I. O. 6. F.; 
 
 B. P. O. E.; M. W. Married Grace M. Debo, 
 Ag 14, 1904, Peru, 111. Address, Whiting, Ind. 
 
 1344. JOHN EDWARD H ANN AN 
 Estimator; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 5, 1878, 
 Colfax, 111.; s. Bernard (b. N 8, 1845. Dublin, 
 Ire.) and Olive J. (Conner) Hannan (b. Monti- 
 cello, 111.). Prepared in LIniv. Acad. Dcr 
 Deutsche Verein. Served in 111. Nat. Guard, 
 TO02; First Lt., Co. F., First Inf.; Capt. 343d 
 Inf. N. A. Mem., Catholic Church; First 
 Regt. Ath. Club. Address. 4835 Forrestville 
 .\ve., Chicago; bus. add., 36 W. Austin Ave., 
 do. 
 
 1345. RACHELLE MARGARET HANSON 
 (GURLEY) 
 
 B. S.; b. My 30, 1877, Villa Grove, 111.; 
 d. Robert Patton (b. Ag 17, 1842, Ilansonville, 
 \'a.) and Maria E. (Shomaker) Hanson, (b. 
 Jl 25, 1845, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Taught in Mary Nash Coll., 
 ."^hcrman, Tex., '1900-1; in charge of Girls' 
 Sch., Santa .\nna, Manila, P. I., 1901-2; 
 traveled in China, Japan, Hawaiian Islands, 
 Old Mex. and west, coast of U. S.. 1902-3. 
 Mem., The Contemporary of Newark, N. J.; 
 Coll. Woman's Club of Essex Co., N. J.; 
 Presby. Church. Married Raymond Bennett 
 (nirley, Ap 7, 1902, Manila, P. I. Child, Mar- 
 garet Josephine, b. O 16, 1904. Address, 62 
 Park Ave., East Orange, N. J. 
 
 1346. OLIVER ALBERT ITARKER, Jr. 
 
 (Brother of No. 1516) 
 Banker; A. B. in L, & A.; b. F 18, 187S, 
 Vienna, 111.; s. Oliver Albert and Sidney Ann 
 (Bain) Harker. Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Phi Delta Theta; Shield and Trident. 
 Farmer, Carbondale, 111., 1907-9; Retail lum- 
 ber, Gilman, 111., 1909-12; do., Bushland, Tex., 
 Ap, 191 2; Mgr., Savings Dept., ist Nat. Bank, 
 Champaign, 1912-13; (Tashier, ist Nat. Bank, 
 lohnson City, 111., 191 3 — • Married Maude 
 r.ressler, Je 15, 1904, Wayne. Neb. Child. 
 Martha, b. Je' 19, .1905. Address. Johnson 
 City, 111. 
 
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 1347- NANCY EMMA HARTRICK 
 (WEBSTER) 
 (Wife of No. 1290; Sister of Nos. 1518, 1519) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 8, 1874, Sadorus, 
 III.; d. Henry (b. Mr 30, 1830, Theide, Ger.) 
 and Nancy Emily (Taylor) Hartrick (b. Ag 
 6, 1840, Pittsfield, 111.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. and Univ. Acad. Cleveland, 1900-2; 
 San Bernardino, 1902-6; 111., 1906-g; Los An- 
 geles, 1909-15; San Bernardino, 191 5 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; M. E. Church; Woman's Univ. 
 Chib; Assn. Collegiate Alumnae. Married 
 William Wyman Webster ('99), O 3, 1900, 
 Urbana (divorced S 14, IQ17). Child, Helen 
 Marie, b. Jl 11, 1903 (died D 9, 1905). Ad- 
 dress, 550 6th St., San Bernardino, Calif. 
 
 1348. DAVID HASSLETON HARTS, Jr. 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. D 9, 1878, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. David H. and Emma (Brew- 
 ster) Harts. Prepared in Lincoln H. S.; 
 Lincoln Coll., 1898-1900. LL. B., Harvard, 
 1905. Kappa Sigma. Address, Lincoln, III. 
 
 1349. HARRY HASSON 
 Mgr., Fertilizer Works; B. S. in Chem.; 
 b. Mr 17, 1878, Lewistown, 111.; s. Henry (Tlay 
 (b. Ja 4, 1843, Lewistown, 111.) and Ellen 
 Davison (McDowell) Hasson (b. Ja 21, 1845, 
 do.). Prepared in Lewistown II. S. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Glee Club; Quartet; Chem. 
 Soc. ; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Chem., Armour & 
 Co., Chicago, 1900-2; Chem., Armour Fertilizer 
 Works, Atlanta, Ga., 1902-5; Supt., do., Jack- 
 sonville, Fla., 1905-6; Asst. Mgr., do., 1906-7; 
 Mgr., 1907 — . Married Kate O'Brien, O 19, 
 1905, Atlanta, Ga. Children: Katharine Har- 
 riet, b. N 7, 1907; Henry Clay, b. Jl 11, 1909 
 (died O I, 1910). Address, Armour Fertilizer 
 Works, Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
 1350. GEORGETTA HAVEN 
 B. L. S.; b. F 14, 1859, Cincinnati; d. James 
 L. (b. 1825, do.) and Rebecca Hopkins (Pad- 
 dock) Haven (b. 1827, do.). Prepared in Bar- 
 tholomew's Eng. and Class. Sch., Cincinnati; 
 attended Vassar, 1877-8. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 In Cataloging Dept., Cincinnati Pub. Lib., 
 1900-4. Address, 3575 Eden Ave., Avondale, 
 Cincinnati. 
 
 1351. WILLIAM ALBERT HAWLEY 
 Division Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 26, 
 1877, Dundee, 111.; s. Edgar C. (b. F 20, 1850, 
 Barriiigton, 111.) and Esther E. (Hunt) Haw- 
 ley (b. S 12, 1845, Dundee, do.). Prepared in 
 Dundee H. S.; Oberlin Acad. Maj.-Instr., 
 Mil. .Sc. Asst. on Engr. Corps, Pa. lines west 
 of Pittsburg, igoo-5; Asst. Div. Engr., do., 
 '905-13; r)iv. Engr., do., 1913 — . 111. Nat. Guard; 
 Corp. 3d 111. Volunteer Inf., Spanish-Am. War, 
 Porto Rico, 1898-9; 3d Regt., 1897-8 and 
 1899-00. Married Katherine O'Donovan Man- 
 ley, N 16, 1904, Oshkosh, Wis. Children: 
 Esther Mary, b. N 2, 1906; William Edgar, 
 b. My 14, 1910. Address, 402 E. Wallace Ave., 
 New Castle, Pa.; bits, add., 203 W. Washing- 
 ton St., do. 
 
 1352. ZELLA BERNICE HAYES 
 (Sister of No. 4197) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 20, 1880, 
 Rankin, 111.; d. Thomas Boyd (b. 1853, Craw- 
 fordsville, Ind.) and Emma Jane (Cox) Hayes 
 (b. 1853, Buchanan, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Rankin H. S. Y. W. C. A.; Alethenai. Taught, 
 Rankin, 111.; Forest, 111.; Deer Lodge, Mont. 
 Address, Buchanan, Mich.f 
 
 1353. "THOMAS MOULTON HEADEN 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. S 15, 1877, 
 Shelbyville, 111.; s. Walter C. and Virginia 
 (Barrett) Headen. Prepared in Shelbyville 
 
 H. S. and Mich. Mil. Acad. LL. B., N. W. 
 Univ., 1903. Phi Gamma Delta; Y. M. C. A. 
 Died My 5, 1918, Shelbyville, 111. 
 
 1354. EDWARD GEORGE HINES 
 Const. Supt.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 10, 1872, 
 Huey, 111.; s. Lawrence (b. Ger.) and Caro- 
 line (Fricke) Hines (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Capt., Univ. Regt. Arch., Drafts- 
 man; Insp., Bridge and Bldg. Dept., I. C. 
 R. R.; Arch. Supt., Chicago and New (Orleans; 
 Const. Supt. for gen. bldg. contrs., Indianapo- 
 lis, Chicago. Springfield, 111. and Atchison, 
 ivan. Married Blanche Edna Baum, My 30, 
 1900, Shelbyville, III. Address Atchison, 
 Kan.t 
 
 I35S- *ROBERT GRANT HOLABIRD 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 28, 1878, 
 Chicago; s. William and Maria F. (Augur) 
 Holabird. Sigma Chi. Arch. Supt., Holabird 
 & Roche, Chicago, 1904-11. Married Leonora 
 Van Eps, D 16, 1902, Evanston, 111. Children: 
 William, _b. My 14, 1904; Margaret, b. F i, 
 1906. Died O, 191 1, Chicago. 
 
 1356. CLARENCE WILBERT HUGLIES 
 Lawyer; A. B.; A. M., 1905; LL. B., 1905; 
 
 b. N I, 1880, Union, Ontario, (Tan.; s. Thomas 
 Welburn (b. Ja 17, 1858, Ontario, Can.) and 
 Jennie (Ballah) Hughes (b. Ap 24, i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S.; Univ. 
 of Mich., 1897-8. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa Nu; Pol. 
 Sc. Club; \'an Twiller Court. Taught, H. S., 
 Mattoon, 1900-2; Practicing Law, mem., firm, 
 Vanse, Hughes & Kiger, 1905 — . Master 
 in Chancery Coles Circuit Court, 191 5 — ; Pres., 
 Bd. of Educ, Mattoon, 1916-17; Sec, Bd. of 
 Educ, 1917 — . Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; A. F. 
 A. M.; R. A. M.; K. T. ; B. P. O. E. ; Coles 
 Country Club; Presby. Church. Married Har- 
 riette Noyes, N i, 1905, Mattoon, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Catherine Noyes, b. Ap 28, 1908; Eliza- 
 beth Ballah, b. My 3,. 191 1. Address, Mattoon, 
 
 1357. IDA JACKMAN (DOUGHERTY) 
 B. L. S.; b. My 28, 1874, Boston; d. Lemuel 
 
 Noyes (b. 1843) and Louisa Amelia (Otis) 
 Jackman (b. 1844). Prepared in Elgin H. S. 
 and Univ. of Mich. Wisconsin Free Lib. 
 Comn., several months, 1900; John Crerar 
 Lib., Chicago, 1901. Married Edward Gardner 
 Dougherty, S 12, 1902, Elgin, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Crail, b. S 19, 1903; Lemuel Edward, 
 b. Je 20, 1906; Annie Louise, b. My i, 191 1; 
 Frank Otis, b. D 10, 1914 (died F 18, 1915); 
 David Gardner, b. Jl 16, 1917. Address, R. 
 I, Box 72, Fairhope, Ala. 
 
 1358. TORSTEIN KNUTSSON 
 TORSTENSEN JAHR 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ag 7, 1871, Holme- 
 strand, i<orway; s. Knut Torstensen (b. N 19, 
 1836) and Inger Olea Olsdatter (Halvorsen) 
 Jahr (b. F i, 1838). Prepared in Tordenskiold 
 Sch., Holmestrand, Norway. A. B., Norwegian 
 Luth. Coll., 1896. Reorganized libs, of Nor- 
 wegian Luth. Coll., and of Luth. Sem., St. 
 Paul, 1900-1; Cataloger, Lib. of Cong., 1901-2; 
 Reviser, catalogue div., and specialist in 
 Scandinavica, do., 1902 — ; Post Grad._ work, 
 (jeorge Washington Univ., 190 1-2; studied and 
 traveled in Europe in 1902, 1906, 1910, 1911, 
 1914. Auth.: (with A. J. Strohm) Bibliog. 
 of Co-operative Cataloguing, and the printing 
 of catalogue cards with incidental references 
 to Internat. bibliog. and the Universal cata- 
 logue, Washington, 1903, 116 pp.; reprinted 
 from the Report of the Lib. of Cong, for 
 the fiscal yr., ending Je 30, 1902: Oleana, et 
 blad av Ole Bulls og den norske indvandrings 
 historie, 1910, 92 pp.; Contributions on hist., 
 literary, and bibliog. subjects to various jours, 
 and periodicals; Illustreret Norsk Konversa- 
 tionsleksikon, Christiania, 1905-13, and other 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 cyclopedias Assoc. Ed., hit,,:, a literary 
 monthly, Chicago 1908-.0. Mem.. Norwegian 
 Church; Univ. Club; Pres., Norwegian lib. 
 hoc. of Washington; Royal Norwegian Soc of 
 ^c; Scandinavian Soc; Lib. Club. Married 
 Gunvor Olsen, Ap 18, 1916, Oakland, Calif. 
 Address, Lib. of Cong., Washington, D. C. 
 
 1359. CHARLES SUNDERLANO 
 JOHNSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 960, 1536, 1709, 2712, 3051) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 12, .g'-y, 
 Tolono 11.; s. Dr. C. B. (b. S 23, W,. Horn 
 Co., Ill ) and iMaria S. Johnson (b Ag '8 
 .850 Chatham, 111.). Prepared in Champaign 
 I r^'fli-"* ^'"- ^^^ch. and Elec. Engiig 
 wnrL 0^/1'fferent sorts mostly power house 
 work; with Engng. force of Marion Steam 
 Shovel Co Married Clara Mabel Ilornbrook, 
 e 14, 1906, Cambridge, O. Children: Charles, 
 ^"wP.. ' '^°t' '''-"-baia Ann, b. Ap 9, 19,0. 
 Address, 404 E. Center St., Marion, O.f 
 
 1360. ARTHUR RUSSELL JOHNSTON 
 VVith Victor Chem. Works; B. S. in Chem.; 
 V ^ 5 \V^- ^\?y- ^- ^■- s- Aaron C. (b. N 
 TnLf"^ c'■^'A^•=",^^J°''"^'°"• Prepared in 
 Johe H. S Phi Delta Theta; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Married Nettie Sylvester Baker O 
 A,r '903. Morrison. 111. Children: Dorothy 
 Mary, b. My 7. 1908; Robert Birney, b N 1 
 1909. Address, 47 7th Ave.. La Grange, 111." 
 bus. add., 1 80s Fisher Bldg., Chicago.! 
 
 1361. GEORGE THOMAS JORDAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 1143) 
 
 Farmer and Stock Raiser; A. B. in L & \ • 
 
 b. O IS 1876, near Tolono, 111.; s. Theion 
 
 Francis (b. Jl 28, ,834. Rockport, O.) an 
 
 Ellen Adeha (Barnum) Jordan (b. S -61 841 
 
 Palacio?Tex!t '" ^^■'^■""'^'^" "" «• '^''•'-■--■' 
 
 1362. HENRY EZRA KEENEY 
 
 Design Draftsman; B. S. in M E • b F i 
 
 1876, Ustic Tp., 111.; s. Richard (b. ' N 8* 
 
 1842, Laceyvil e. Pa.) and Jennie Eliza (Bond) 
 
 Keeney (b. 1) 24. ,842, Whiteside Co., 111). 
 
 fTn?;;TV" P'"A'"^ "• >^- ^"^"g- S^^---- With 
 United Venle Copper Co., Clarkdale, Ariz 
 Mem., A. R A. M. Married Fannie La.ld 
 N 12, 1901, Sterling, 111. Child, Helen Mar^ 
 jone, b. S 9. 1907. Address. Clarkdale, Ariz. 
 
 1363. GEORGE FRANK KEPLER 
 
 A wT7' ^- ^- '" ^^'■ch-; b. Mr 8, 1876 
 Ashtabula, O.; s. George Walter (b. Ja 31 
 1847. Erie, Pa.) and Caroline Faulkner (Rob 
 ertson) Kepler b. Mr 3, 1853, Ashtabula, O.). 
 Prepared in Ashtabula (O.) H. S. and Balti- 
 more Man Ir. Sch. Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman 
 A^°V ' hr,-! *^'"'" Milburn, Heister & Co 
 Archs., Washington, D. C, 190611; Farmer' 
 191 1 — . Address, Fredericksburg Va. 
 
 [1900 
 
 1366. 'BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KRAHL 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 20, 1877, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. Henry L. and Susan (Als- 
 paugh) Krahl. Prepared in East Aurora H. S. 
 lau Beta Pi. Rodman, C. & N. W. R. R., 
 1000; Draftsman, Pa. Lines west of Pittsburgh,' 
 1Q01-3; Asst. on Chicago Track Elevation, P. 
 ^; ■''• ^ S'- '"• ^- ^•' '903-4; Engr. in Charge 
 C hicago Track Elev., P. C. C. & St. L. R. R., 
 1904. Died D 31, 1907, Aurora, 111. 
 
 1367. JAMES PIATT KRATZ 
 (Brother of No. 1052) 
 Farmer; .\. B. in L. & A. ; b. D 12, 1878, 
 Monticello. ill.; s. William Henry (b. Pa.) and 
 .Mice J. (Piatt) Kratz (b. Piatt Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Monticello H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Married Maude M. Martin, 
 Ja 17, 1909, Newton, 111. Child, William Mar- 
 tin, b. D 29, 1910. Address, Monticello, 111. 
 
 136S. ALFRED LEONHARDT KUEHN 
 
 (Husband of No. 1838) 
 Gen. Supt., .\m. Creosoting Co.; B. S. in C. 
 E. ; b. Ag 16, 1877, Chicago; s. Leonhardt 
 Waldemar (b. D 12, 1848, Ger.) and Gesche 
 Helene (Woebken) Kuehn (b. Je 8, 1848, do.). 
 Prepared in Chicago H. S. Tau Beta Pi. 
 Instr., C. E. Univ. of 111., 1900-2; Engr. Main- 
 tenance of Way, C. C. & L. R. R., 1902-4; do.. 
 C. C. & St. L. R. R., 1904-6; Supt., Main- 
 tenance of Way, C. C. C. & St. L. R. R. & P. & 
 E. R. R.. 1906-9; Gen. Supt., Am. Creosoting 
 Co., 1909 — . Married Anna Olive Chacey ('03), 
 O 24. 1905, Hillsboro, 111. Children: Charles 
 Chacey, b. S 22, 1906^ George W., b. O 10. 
 1909. .'iddress, 220 S. Ridgland Ave., Oak 
 Park, 111. 
 
 1369. JOHN OSCAR LANGMAN 
 Pres., Ins. Co.; B. S.; b. Lisbon, Jl 24. 1873; 
 s. Jacob (b. Bergen, Norway) and Martha 
 ( Birkland) Langman (b. do.). Prepared in 
 ITniv. Acad. Rifle Team. Teaching, Urbana 
 fl. S., 1900-1; Champaign, 1901-2; Urbana, 
 1902-3; Prin., 1903-s; Instr., Math., Pleasant 
 View Luth. Coll.; Bus. Mgr., do., five yrs. ; 
 Pres., Lutheran Internal. Ins. Co., 1916 — . 
 Mem., Fortnightly Club, Ottawa; Hamilton 
 Club, Chicago. Slarried Nellie Anderson, Je 
 28, 1900. Children: Marguerite Josepliine. b. 
 Ap 22, T902; Eveline Alberta, b. N 24, 1904; 
 Tustin Ambrose, b. Ap 4, 1907. Address, 529 
 Guthrie St., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 1364. MARGARET ADELE KETCHUM 
 (Sister of No. 963) 
 
 A ^}^' ^V K- ^? -■*• '^77. La Prairie, 111.; d. 
 Andrew J. (b. Mr 29. 1836, Orange Co., N. Y ) 
 and Anne E. (Sickles) Ketchum (b. O .', 
 
 r'^f' ^'i?"^'''' ¥-^- Prepared in Carthage 
 Coll. Address, Augusta, 111.1 
 
 1365. ASA BAIRD KIRKPATRICK 
 ,8?°"^?°^'^' Service; B. S. in Sc; b. Mr s. 
 1874, Tiskilwa. HI.; s. John B. (b. D 6, i8-'a 
 Harrison Co., O.) and Honor (Grubbs) Kirki.at: 
 rick (b. Jl 27- 1833, Dearborn Co., Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Elm wood H. S. Nat. Hist. Club; 
 Adelphic. Teaching, 1900-3; Office work, 190V 
 U .^- ,/°^'=*' Service. Peoria, 1907—. 
 
 Mem., Y M. C. A., 1894-1900. Married Edit'. 
 Genung Woodworth, Ag 27. 1902, Seneca Falls, 
 N. \. Address, 321 Caroline St., Peoria.t 
 
 1370. OLIVE CLARISSA L.\TIIROP 
 
 Cataloger; B. L. S.; d. E. H. and Clara 
 
 (Polhemus) Lathrop. Prepared in Hastings, 
 
 (Mich.) H. S.; Univ. of Mich.. 1896-8. (Tata- 
 
 loger, Mich. St. Lib. Address, Lansing, Mich.f 
 
 1371. JENNIE MARY LATZER (KAESER) 
 (Wife of No. 1 144; Sister of Nos. 1243, 2733, 
 3444. -o-'S) 
 B. S.; M. S., 1901; b. N 23. 1878, Highland, 
 111.; d. Louis (b. N n, 1848, Highland, 111.) 
 and Eliza (Luehm) I,atzer (b. Mr u. 1852, 
 1/0.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Watcheka; 
 Alethenai. Fellowship, Bacteriol.. 1901-2; Asst. 
 do., Univ. of HI., 1902-4. Married Dr. A. F. 
 Kaeser ('98), Je 26, 1907, Higldand, 111. 
 Child, Marion Ada, b. N 21, 1915. .-iddress. 
 Highland, 111. 
 
 1372. JULIAN LISIECKI LEE 
 Merchant; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 20, 1877. 
 Memphis, Tenn.; s. Seymour Lisiecki (b. Mr 
 10, 1842, Posen, Ger.) and Fanny (Beatus) 
 I.ee (b. D 12, 1862, Cincinnati). Prepared in 
 Memphis H. S.; Univ. Acad. Draftsman, I. C. 
 R. R., 1900-4; Engine Expert, Borden & Sel- 
 leck Co., Detroit, 1904-5; Wholesale Cigars and 
 Tobacco Dealer. Married Ray Frank, Ap 30, 
 1006, Memphis, Tenn. Children: Margaret L., 
 b. O 9, loio; .\dele L., b. S t6, 1914- Ad- 
 dress. 64 S. Front St., Memphis, Tenn. 
 
I goo] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 ^SS 
 
 1373. CHARLES LOUIS LOGUE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Cheni.; b. Mr 28, 1877, 
 Danville, 111.; s. J. V. (b. Ap 16, 1837, Meigs 
 Co., O.) and Eva C. (Schmitt) Logue (b. Jl 
 21, 1851, Lafayette, Ind.). Delta Tau Delta. 
 Married Mathilda A. Witt, Jl 4, igio, Union 
 Co., N. M. Child, Helen Clyde, b. My i, 1911. 
 Address, Box 131 Harber Beach., Mich.t 
 
 1374. NELLIE LOUISE McWILLIAMS 
 
 (ENOCHS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1 126) 
 
 A. B.; A. M., 190 1 ; b. Jl 23, 1877. Cham- 
 paign; d. Alexander (b. Ap 12, 1833, Dufftown, 
 Scotland) and Maria (Luttrell) Mc Williams 
 (b. O 10, 1841, Ire.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Pi Beta Phi; Y. W. C. A. Fellowship, 
 French, Univ. of 111., 1900-1. Taught school, 
 1901-13. Married Delbert River Enochs ('98) 
 Jl 9, 1913. Address, 622 W. Clark St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 1375. LYDIA MATHER (FORBES) 
 (Wife of No. 1031; Sister of Nos. 975, 2175) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 5, 1876, Wheatland, 
 Will Co., 111.; d. Jonathan (b. O 5, 1849, Essex 
 Co., N. Y.) and Elizabeth (Sprague) Mather 
 (b. S 12. 1848, Will Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Joliet H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; Y. W. C. A.; 
 Watcheka; Eng. Club; Pres., Y. W. C. A.; Illio 
 Bd., 1899; mini Staff, 1899. Married Ernest 
 Browning Forbes ('97), Ag 18, 1903, Joliet, 111. 
 Children: Lydia Frances, b. D 7, 1904; Wini- 
 fred, b. N 9, 1906; Stephen Alfred, II., b. D 
 4, 1909; Rosemary, b. Ag 10, 191 1; Richard 
 Mather, b. Ja 8, 1916. Address, 528 Beall Ave., 
 Wooster, O. 
 
 1376. *HOWARD VAN REED MAURY 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 9, 1876, Reading, Pa.; 
 s. Germand Stout (b. 15, 1839, do.) and 
 Rebecca (Evans) Maury (b. N 12, 1840, do.). 
 Prepared in Rossville II. S. C. E. (]lub; Band. 
 Draftsman, Central States Bridge Co., 1900-2; 
 Chief Engr., Pan-Am. Bridge Co., 1902-7; 
 Farmer, 1907-9. Mem., B. P. O. E. ; K. T. 
 Married Stella Peed, Ap 8, 1903, New Castle, 
 Ind. Child, Sarah Blanche, b. S 26, 1905. 
 Died Je 25, 191S, Newcastle, Ind. 
 
 1377. FRED HUTCHINSON MAY 
 (Brother of No. 2459) 
 Clerk, U. S. Customs Service; LL. B. ; b. 
 Jl 15, 1879, Milford, 111.; s. James S. (b. Jl 
 22, 1835, Bath, N. Y.) and Augusta (Hutchin- 
 son) May (b. Mr 5, 1849, Prophetstown, 111.). 
 Prepared in Prophetstown H. S. Farming, 
 1900-3; Clerk, A. T. & S. F. R. R., Chicago, 
 1903; Clerk, U. S. Customs Service, 1903 — . 
 Address, 424 S. Homan Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 450 Federal Bldg., do. 
 
 1378. EDWIN LYMAN MAYALL 
 Gen. Supt. Plow Co.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 
 1906; b. My 28, 1876, Albany, 111.; s. Stephen 
 A. (b. 1853, Vt., 111.) and Anna A. (Short) 
 Mayall (b. D 9, 1856, Albany, 111.). Prepared 
 in Peoria H. S. M. E. and E. E. Soc. Master 
 Mech., Acme Harv. Co., 1900-3; Asst. Supt., 
 Deere & Co., 1903-6; Gen. Supt., J. I. Case 
 Plow Works, 1906-9; do., Rock Island Plow 
 Co., 1909 — . Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Rock Island 
 Club; Soc. 111. Engrs. and Survs. ; A. F. A. M.; 
 Presby. Church. Married Olive Louise LTlrick, 
 Ag I, 1903, Peoria. Children: Nicholas, b. 
 My 9, 1906; Edwin Lyman, b. Jl 1=;, 1907. 
 Address, 1003, 2d Ave., Rock Island, Ill.t 
 
 1379. STILLWELL FREDERICK MERRILL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 8, 1876, 
 Moberly, Mo.; s. Stillwell G. (b. Je 26, 1846, 
 Jackson, Mich.) and Julia C. (Hoffman) Mer- 
 rill (b. Mr 5, 1853, St. Louis). Prepared in 
 German Sch., Collinsville, 111. and Walther 
 Coll., St. Louis. Track team; Illijii staff; 
 
 Band. Asst., St. Chem., N. Y., 1900-2; Chief 
 Chem., Swift & Co., Kansas City, 1902-3; 
 Chem. Supt., Maple City Soap Co., Monmouth, 
 111., 1903-4; Chief Chem., J. G. Haase Soap 
 Co., 1904-5; Glycerine Chem., Larkin Co., 
 Buffalo, 1905; Chem., Nat. Candy Co., St. 
 Louis; Supt., A. J. Walter Candy Co. and 
 Asst. Supt., branches, 1905-07; Chief Chem., 
 Western branches Nat. Lead Co., St. Louis, 
 1907-13; do., Food and Drug Dept., Tenn., 
 1913-14; do., Ralston Purina Mills, St. Louis, 
 1914 — . Mem., German Evang. Lutheran 
 Church. Married Louise C. Freyer, Jl 21, 
 1903, Buffalo, N. Y. Children: Infant, b. and 
 died Ap 31, 1904; Infant, b. O 2, 1905 (died 
 N 2, 1905); boy, b. Ag 31, 1910; girl, b. O 6, 
 19 14; Infant, b. Ap 15, 191 7 (died Ap 17, 
 1917). Address, 821 S. 8th St., St. Louis, 
 c/o Ralston Purina Mills. 
 
 1380. ALBERT DANFORTH MULLIKEN 
 (Husband of No. 2770) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 24, 1878, Champaign; 
 s. Jolin W. (b. Mr 9, 1849, Cooperstown, N. Y.) 
 and Josephine (Danforth) Mulliken (b. Je 8, 
 1854, Marysville, O.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Alpha Tau Omega. Associated 
 in law practice with Col. J. S. Wolfe, 1902-4; 
 City Atty. of Champaign, 1905-9. Married 
 Grace Pearl Mulberry ('06), Je 27, 1911, Tay- 
 lorville. 111. Children: Wallace Mulberry, b. 
 My 18, 1913; .\lbert Danforth, Jr., _b. S 9, 
 1915. Address, 706 S. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 1381. FRED EARLE NEWTON 
 Lawyer; A. B.; A. M., 1901; b. O 15, 1879, 
 Onarga, 111.; s. Edward D. (b. Mr 11, 1842, 
 E. Shelbourne, Mass.) and Fanny (Earle) 
 Newton (b. Mr 30, 1847, Milton, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Onarga H. S. and Grand Prairie Sem. 
 Philomathean; Orat. Assn.; Pol. Sc. Club; 
 Rep. Club; Winner in annual debate; 111. -Wis. 
 debate. LL. M., John Marshall Law Sch., 
 1909. Teacher, Fergus Falls (Minn.) H. S., 
 1901-2; Supt., Schs., Palatine, 111., 1902-4; do., 
 Des Plaines, 111., 1904-5; teacher, Englewood 
 H. S., 1907-9; Lawyer, 1905-7, 1909 — . Auth.: 
 Need of Better Civic Training in our Schs., 
 Cook Co. Sell. News, Vol. i, No. 10. pp. 1-2. 
 Mem., Chicago Bar Assn.; 111. St. Rifle .Assn.; 
 City Club of Chicago. Married Clara Nuala 
 Harrison, D 23, 1904, Palatine, 111. Child, 
 Edward Harrison, b. Ag 24, 1907. Address, 
 6171 Norwood Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1382. MARION MICHAEL NULL 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S. ; b. D 3, 1871, Bland- 
 insville, III.; s. William H. (b. D 16, 1835, 
 Connersville, Ind.) and Orpha (Green) Null 
 (b. Ap 24, 1837, do.). Prepared in Univ. of 
 Indianapolis. Alpha Omega Alpha; Philoma- 
 thean. Physician in charge of Mary E. Wright 
 Mem. Hosp., Taikin, Korea, 1903-7; Post 
 grad. work, London, Eng., 1907; Clifton 
 Spring Sanitarium, 1908; Physician, 1909 — -. 
 Capt. M. R. C, 191 7; in command Field Hosp., 
 No. II, 8th Div., U. S. A., 191 8 — . Married 
 Nellie Bernice Johnson, Je 8, 1903, Chicago. 
 Children: Robert Palmer, b. F 12, 1905; 
 Howard Wallace, b. F 22, 1907. Address, 
 7452 E. Green Lake Blvd., Seattle. 
 
 1383. SAMUEL OSTROWSKI 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 24, 1878, Giddings 
 Tex.; s. Aaron and Lena (Osbitz) Ostrowski 
 Prepared in pvt. sch. Pol. Sc. Club; Rep 
 C'lub. Married, 1900. Children: Sidney E., b 
 Tl 23, 1901; Bernice, b. F 11, 1905. Addresi 
 3227 S. Halsted St., Chicago.t 
 
 1384. WILKENS HOOVER OWENS 
 
 Contractor; B. S.; b. Ag 6, 1880, Baltimore 
 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Sigma Chi 
 
 Tlieta Nu Epsilon. Engaged in R. R. Const.. 
 
 J. C. Zebrist & Co. Address, Catonsville, Md. 
 
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 [1900 
 
 1385. WILLIAM GAY PALMER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1901; 
 LL. B., 1907; b. S IS, 1877, Orange, N. J.; s. 
 John (b. 1846, Belfast, Ire.) and Jane (Gay) 
 Palmer (b. 1840, Harvard, 111.). Prepared in 
 Princeton H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Theta Kappa Nu; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Fellowship in Latin. Teacher, Champaign 
 H. S., 1901-4; Instr., Univ. of 111. Acad., 1904- 
 6; Stud, of Law, 1904-7; Practicing Law, 
 1907 — . Address, Flat Iron Bldg., Urbana. 
 
 1386. CORNELIUS JAMES PEEBLES 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 10, 1878, 
 Centerville, Ind.; s. VV. H. and Ada E. 
 (Woods) Peebles. Prepared in Shawneetown 
 H. S.; West. Mil. Acad. Delta Tau Delta. 
 Salesman, Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, 1900; 
 Accountant, Swift & Co., 1900-4; Asst. Nat. 
 Bank Examiner, Chicago, 1904-9; V. P., Am. 
 Nat. Bank, St. Paul, 1909-ij; V. P., Citizens 
 Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, 1912-16; 
 Cashier, Pioneer Savings Bank, do., 19 16 — . 
 Married Mary Florine Thieleus, N 30, 191 2. 
 Children: Edman William, b. N 15, 191 5; 
 Persis Jane, b. Jl 24, 1917. Address, 5-ls6 
 Ferdinam St., Chicago; bus. add., 4000 W. 
 North Ave., do. 
 
 1387. 'ROBERT GERALD PETTINGER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 25, 1876, 
 Cumberland, la.; s. Prosper (b. Ja 12, 1853, 
 Luxemberg) and Catherine (Sauser) Pettinger 
 (b. Jl 20, 1851, Cascade, la.). Prepared in 
 Cumberland H. S.; Drake Univ., one yr. Tau 
 Beta Pi; won I in High Jump. With Chicago 
 Edison Co., Drafting Dept., 1900-2. Died Ja 
 13. 1903, (Cumberland, la. 
 
 1388. THEODORE CLIFFORD PHILLIPS 
 Civ. and Hydraulic Engr. ; B. S. in M. & S. 
 
 E. ; b. Mt. Carroll, 111.; s. Leo (b. MonroeviUe, 
 O.) and Frances (Schnurr) Phillips (b. Nor- 
 walk, O.). Prepared in Mt. Carroll H. S. ; 
 Univ. Acad. Delta Tau Delta; Shield and Trid- 
 ent; Football Mgr. ; Pres., Fresh. Class. Treas., 
 Geyser Elec. Co., (Chicago; do., Victor L. Phil- 
 lips (Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Engr. of Surveys, 
 Dept. of Pub. Works, Chicago, 1907 — . Auth. : 
 Several articles pertaining to Water Works 
 Engng. Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. ; Assoc, mem., 
 A. S. C. E.; Chicago Engrs. Club; Calumet 
 Country Club; Command., Consistory and 
 Shrine. Married Helen Jeannette Thielens, O 
 12, 1 912, Chicago. Chilcf, Arnold Thielens, b. 
 Jl 15, 1915. Address, 9215 S. Robey St., 
 Chicago; bus. add., c/o F. H. & S. Co., 624 S. 
 Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 1389. CHARLES CHURCHILL PICKETT 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. D 4, 1862, Waterbury, 
 
 Conn.; s. William (b. Chicago) and Mary Poole 
 (Tarr) Pickett. Prepared in Chicago. A. B., 
 Univ. of Rochester, 1883. Delta Kappa Epsi- 
 lon; Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa Nu. Prof., 
 Law, Univ. of 111., 1897-1906; Lawyer, Chi- 
 cago, 1906 — . Mem., Am. Bar Assn.; 111. St. 
 Bar Assn.; Chicago Literary Club. Married 
 Minnie C. Emery, Je i, 1892, Chicago. Child, 
 Jeanne Adams, b. Ja 22, 1897, Evanston, 111. 
 Address, 140S E. s6th St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 161 2 Tribune Bldg., rfo.t 
 
 1390. EARLE ROYAL POLLARD 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 11, 1876, 
 Waterloo, la.; s. John Henry (b. Mr 23. 1841, 
 Dorchester, N. H.) and Mary Annette (Shack- 
 ford) Pollard (b. My i, 1850, Lowell, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Centralia H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Tau Omega; Shield and Trident. Drafts- 
 man. Atlanta, Ga., 1900-1; St. Louis, 1901-3; 
 do. for Am. Mill and Const. Co. Los Angeles, 
 1903-4; Pac. Elec. R. R., 1904-5; Hazard and 
 Strause, Pat. Attys.. 1905-12; With Cassell 
 Severance, 1912-17; Draftsman, Calif. Aviation 
 Co., 1917-18; do.. Southwestern Shipbuilding 
 
 Co., San Pedro Calif., 1918 — . Invented Rein- 
 forced Concrete Ry. ties and Rail Securing 
 Means, Pat'd., 191 1, No. 1012152; other pa- 
 tents pending — improvements on the above. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Sunset Lodge. Married 
 Nora Nina Gray, F 6, 1915, Riverside, (Calif. 
 .Address, 1436 Albany St., Los Angeles. 
 
 1391. *ERNEST WILLIAM PONZER 
 (Brother of Nos. 3912, 4366) 
 Professor; B. S.; M. S., 1903; b. S 30, 1872, 
 Arnswalde, Ger.; s. Carl (b. Je 7, 1844, Prilwitz, 
 Ger.) and Wilhelmina (Krueger) Ponzer (b. F 
 24, 1843, -Arnswalde, do.}. Prepared in Henry 
 H. S. Math. Club; Deutsche Verein; Beta 
 Theta Pi; 2d Honors (basis of grades); Class 
 Football team. Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 
 1900-9; Acting Asst. Prof., Stanford Univ., 
 1909-10; Asst. Prof., App. Math., do., 19 10 — . 
 Auth.: Pamphlet, Graphs for References, Stan- 
 ford Univ., 8 vol.. 12 pp., 1910; The Inter- 
 change of the order of Integration in a Double 
 Integral, Techiwgraph, 1903; Note on a Prob- 
 lem in Strength of Materials, do._ 1905; The 
 Application of the Principles of the Calculus 
 in the Tech. Courses at the Univ. of 111., 
 Science, 1909; The Accrediting of H. Schs. at 
 the Univ. of 111., Sierra Educational News, 
 1910; A Study in Efficiency, Sch. Sc. and Math., 
 1910; also other articles along mathematical 
 subjects. Mem., Am. Math. Soc; A. A. A. S. 
 Married Ella Eugenia Smith, Ag 20, 1903, 
 LaMoille, 111. Children: Ernest DeWitt, b. Jl 
 14, 1904; Howard Smith, b. S 23, 1907. Died 
 D 22, 1917, Palo Alto, Calif. 
 
 1392. CHESLEY JUSTIN POSEY 
 Professor; B. S.; b. Ja 26. 1873, Troy, 111.; s. 
 Chesley Jubilee (b. 1832, Troy, 111.) and Martha 
 (McKittrick) Posey. Prepared in Edwards- 
 ville H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1891-2, 1893- 
 5. M. S. Univ. of Chicago, 1906. Eng. (]lub; 
 Sigma Xi; 111. -Ind. Debating team; Sr. Class 
 Treas. Fellowship, Geog., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1904-5, 1911-12. Supt. Schs., Leroy, 111., 
 1900-01; Teacher, H. S., La Porte, Ind., 1901- 
 3; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1903-5, 1911- 
 12; Instr., St. Norm. Sch., Mankato, Minn., 
 1905-11; Instr., Geol., Univ. of Wis., 1912-13; 
 Asst. Prof., Geog., Univ. of Minn., Minneapolis, 
 1 9 13 — . Contributing ed.. Jour, of Geog, 
 191 5 — • Auth.: South Polar Exploration, Jour, 
 of Geog. Vol. 11, 1917, pp. 232-235; Some 
 Points in the Geog. of So. America, do.. Vol. 
 12, 1913, pp. 74-79; Geog. Influences in the 
 Exploration and Early Development of Minn., 
 do., Vol. 14, 1916, pp. 214-17; Minnesota 
 Earthquake of S 3, 1917, Monthly Weather 
 Review, Vol. 45, 1917, pp. 556-558. Mem., 
 A. A. A. S. ; Nat. Geog. Soc; Pres. Men's 
 Club of Congr. Church; Mankato Social Sc. 
 Club; Trustee Mankato Congr. Church; Fellow, 
 Am. Geog. Soc; Dir. Nat. Council Geog.; 
 Pres., Minn. Assn. of Geog. Teachers; Pres., 
 Minneapolis Geog. Teachers' Assn. Married 
 Gertrude Maude Johnston, D 27, 1903, Ft. 
 Smith, Ark. Children: Chesley Johnston, b. 
 Je 12, 1906; Alice Margaret, and Rollin Ben- 
 nett, b, Je 10, 1907. Address, 124 State St., S. 
 E. Minneapolis; bus. add., 205 Pillsbury Hall, 
 Univ. of Minn., do. 
 
 1393. WILLIAM EMILIUS PRAEGER 
 Professor; B. S.; b. S 10, 1863, Belfast, Ire.; 
 s. William (b. 1835, The Hague, Holland) and 
 Maria (Patterson) Praeger (b. 1840, Belfast, 
 Ire.). Prepared in Univ. Coll. Sch., London, 
 Eng. M. S.. Univ. of Chicago, 1903. Nat. Hist. 
 Soc. Counsellor, Grad. Schs., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1904. Teaching and lecturing; Teacher, 
 Streator Tp. H. S.; Lecturer, Univ. Exten., 
 LTniv. of Chicago; Prof., Deseret Summer Inst., 
 Ut. Auth. of sundry papers on biological and 
 educ. subjects. Fellow, A. A. A. S.; mem., 
 Mich. Acad, of Sc; Pres., 1911-12; Am. Breed- 
 ers Assn.; Mich. Schoolmasters Club, V. P.; 
 
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 Assoc. Mem., Am. Ornithologist's Union; Bot. 
 Soc. of Am.; Geol. See. Married Fanny F. 
 Birge, O 2, 1889, Keokuk. Children: Wini- 
 fred, b. D 6, 1890; Rosamond, b. My 17, 1894; 
 William Emil, b. Ag 12, 1901. Address, Kala- 
 mazoo Coll., Kalamazoo, Mich. 
 
 1394- ANNA MAY PRICE 
 Sec, 111. Lib. Exten. Com.; B. L. S.; b. 
 Danville, 111.; d. Francis May Wilson (b. 1842, 
 Portfmouth, Eng.) and Ruth Amelia (Bow- 
 man) Price (b. 1846, N. Y. City). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. A. B., Univ. of Neb.; A. M., 
 Univ. of S. Dak. Organizer of Lib., Univ. of 
 S. Dak., 1900; Asst. Libn., do., 1900-1; Sec, 
 Univ. of S. Dak., 1901; Head Libn. do. 1901- 
 5; Asst. Prof., Lib. Econ., Univ. of 111., 1905- 
 12; Sec, III. Lib. Exten. Com., 1914 — . Sec, 
 S. Dak. St. Lib. Assn., 1904-5. Auth. : Special 
 Lib. Training. Piib. Libs., Vol. xiv, O 1, 1911. 
 Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; Assn. of Collegiate 
 Alumnae. Address, St. House, Springfield, 111. 
 
 139s. HELEN LOUISE PRICE 
 (Sister of No. 1949) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ja i, 1872, Blooming- 
 ton, 111.; d. Edward Llewellyn (b. Ap 15, 1842, 
 Urbana, O.) and Emmeliiie Margaret (Mit- 
 chell) Price (b. Ag 28, 1849, Bloomington, 
 111.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S. Organ- 
 izing Libs., in Clinton, 111., 1900; Covington, 
 Ky., 1901; Asst., Univ. of 111. Lib., 1901; Lib. 
 Blue Island, 111., Pub. Lib., 1902-4; Libn., T. 
 B. Scott Free Lib., Merrill, Wis., 1905-8; 
 Teacher, Eng., H. S., Butte, Mont., 1908-13; 
 Libn., Oregon City Free Lib., Oregon City, 
 Ore., 1913-14; Field Instr., Mich. Lib. Comn., 
 191 5-16; Libn.. Univ. H. S.. Oakland, Calif., 
 1916 — . Address, 5355 Boyd Ave., Oakland, 
 Calif. 
 
 1396. *ARTHUR CLIFFORD QUISEN- 
 BERRY 
 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 22, 1878, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. Arthur (b. Ag 29, 1835, Hop- 
 kinsville. 111.) and Polly (Burt) Quisenberry (b. 
 S 18, 1840, Armington, Tazewell Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Lincoln H. S. and Lincoln LIniv. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Shield and Trident. Head 
 Bookkeeper, Lincoln Nat. Bank, 1900-10; 
 Treas., Logan Co., 1910; Pres. Elector, 1914. 
 Married Lillian Faye Kelly, D 24, 1002, Irving, 
 111. Children: Arthur Milton, b. S 27, 1903; 
 Robert Clifford, b. F 13, 191 1. Died Ag 28, 
 1916, Lincoln, 111. 
 
 1397. GUY RICHARDSON RADLEY 
 Elec Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 10, 1878, 
 Earlville, 111.; s. William and Susie Alice 
 (Richardson) Radley. Prepared in Sandwicli 
 H. S. and E. Aurora H. S. M. and E. E. 
 Soc; Tau Beta Pi; Ed., Technograph. Ap- 
 prentice with Milwaukee Elec. Ry. & Lt. Co., 
 1900-2; Foreman Meter and Testing Dept., 
 1902-4; Asst. Supt., Testing dept., 1904-6; De- 
 signing Elec. Engr., Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co., 
 1906 — . Invented Elec. Lamp for Meter Read- 
 ing — Pat., 1909; Patented method of protecting 
 meters against tampering, 1909; two patents on 
 elec. vehicle controllers, 1914; patent on auto- 
 matic vacuum control, 1915; patent pending on 
 eliminating flicker on motion pictures. Lt., 
 Indus. Naval Reserve; Engng. duties at Cutler- 
 Hammer Mfg. Co., Milwuakee. , Auth.: Cml. 
 Meters, Technograph, 1902. Assoc. Mem., A. I. 
 E. E., Internat. Elec. Cong.; ist Pres., Univ. of 
 111. Alumni Assn. of Milwaukee; Pres.. Mil- 
 waukee Motion Picture Comn., 1913; Mem., 
 City Club of Milwaukee, 1912; CJrand Ave. 
 Congr. Church; Deacon, do.; Advising Com., 
 Nat. Bd. of Review of Motion Pictures. Mar- 
 ried Delia Geroy Converse, Je 10, 1908, Ft. 
 Atkinson, Wis. Child, Jane Converse, b. Je 15, 
 1910. Address, 1921 Cedar St., Milwaukee. ' 
 
 1398. NEAL DANIEL REARDON 
 (Brother of Nos. 3149, 3150, 4377) 
 Professor; A. B.; b. D 7, 1872, Boynton, 
 III.; s. Bryan (b. Jl 14, 1835) and Annie 
 (Fleming) Reardon (b. N 22, 1842). Pre- 
 pared in Delavan H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 LL. B., N. W. Univ., 1908; A. M., 191 1. 
 Adelphic; Orat. Assn.; Eng. Club.; Jr. Hatchet 
 Orat.; Pres., Illini Bd.; Wis. -111. debating 
 team; Sr. Class Pres. Teacher, H. S., De- 
 catur, 1900-2; U. S. Internal Revenue Officer, 
 1902-6; Univ. of Colo. Coll. of Law, 1906-7; 
 N. W. Coll. of Law, 1907-8; Lawyer, 1908; 
 Prof., Creighton Univ., 19:3 — . Auth.: 
 Pamphlet, What is a Political Offense, and the 
 Practice of the U. S. in that Respect (Internat. 
 Law); Roger Brooke Taney, Chief Tustice, 
 His Letter of The Star Spangled Banner, 
 Creighton Chronicle, D, 1915; Life and Letters 
 of Chief Justice Taney, do., Ap, 1916. Address, 
 Delavan, III. 
 
 1399. ADELE COOPER REED (SCOTT) 
 B. L. S.; b. Osage; d. H. O. and Abby M. 
 
 (Schlosser) Cooper. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Married James Brown Scott, S i, 1901, Cham- 
 paign. Address, 1201 19th St., VVashington, 
 D. C. 
 
 1400. FREDERICK WILLIAM REIMERS 
 Pres. and Supt., Lumber Co., B. S. in E. E. ; 
 
 b. O 7, 1878, Rock Island, 111.; s. John J. (b. 
 Ger.) and Mary A. (Denkmann) Reimers (b. 
 Rock Island, III.). Prepared in Rock Island 
 and Evanston H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Theta Nu Epsilon. Gen. Supt. and V. P., 
 Peoples Power C,o.; Moline, Rock Island Mfg. 
 Co.; United Lt. and Power Co., 1900-14; Pres. 
 and Gen. Mgr., Tralalbany Lumber Co., Ham- 
 mond, La., 1914 — . Mem., A. I. E. E.; Moline 
 Club; Rock Island Club; Davenport Cml. Club; 
 Davenport- Outing Club; 32d degree Mason. 
 Married Julia Fay Warren, S 20, 1905. Chil- 
 dren: Warren Denkmann, b. Je 7, 1910; 
 Marietta, b. Ap 2, 1913; Frederick, b. Mr 28, 
 1917. Address, Hammond, La. 
 
 1401. EDWARD MELVILLE RHODES 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; B. S., 1912; M. S., 1913; 
 b. Ag 10, 1866, Bloomington, 111.; s. Aaron 
 Payne (b. Ap 18, 1834, do.) and Martha Mary 
 (Cox) Rhodes (b. Ag 9, 1834, do.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad.; Valparaiso, Ind., 1887. B. C, 
 Evergreen City Bus. Coll., Bloomington, 111., 
 1886. Agr. Club; Chief Justice, Lincoln Club 
 Court. Lawyer, Champaign, 1900-7; Stud., 
 1907-13; Lawyer, 1913 — . Married Amilia 
 Gates, S 23, 1899, Bloomington, 111. Address, 
 304-5 Lincoln Bldg., Champaign. 
 
 1402. RAYMOND GRAVER RICKER 
 Missionary and Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; 
 b. O 22, 1878, Grinnell, la.; s. Rufus (b. Ag 
 12, 1849, Davenport, la.) and Hattie Jane 
 (Graver) Ricker (b. O 21, 1854, Greensburg, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Harvey H. S. M. A., 
 Columbia, 1913; B. D., Drew Theol. Sem., 
 1913. Y. M. C. A.; Arch. Club; Stud. Volun- 
 teer Band. Arch., Moline and Rock Island, 
 1900-4; Mem., R. I., Y. M. C. A., Bd. ol 
 Dirs., 1903; Appointed Miss., Fzechow, W. 
 China, by Bd. Foreign Missions, M. E. Church, 
 1904; Teacher, Chengtu, M. E. Mission H. S., 
 1907; Dist. Supt., M. E. Mission, 1908-9; Stud., 
 Drew Theol. Sem., and grad. stud., Columbia, 
 1910-13; Appointed Supt, Const., Univ. 
 Chengtu, W. (Thina, by Bd. of governors of W. 
 China Union Univ. ; leave of absence tc 
 U. S. A., 1916. Mem., N. J. Conf. M. E. 
 Church; Canadian M. E. Mission, 1913 — . 
 Married Frances H. Hitchcock, Ja 20, 1908, 
 Tzechow, W. China (died Jl 7, 1016); E. Maude 
 Sweetman, Mr 19, 1918, Penghsien, W. China 
 Address, 69 Greenwood Ave., Madison, N. J. 
 bus. add., (Chengtu, W. China. 
 
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 1403. ERNEST THOMPSON ROBBINS 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 27, 1878, 
 Payson, 111.; s. Daniel Ellsworth (b. D 7, 1843, 
 Payson, III.) and Anna Campbell (Thompson) 
 Robbins (b. Ja 3, 1844, do.). Prepared in 
 Payson H. S. Philomathean; Agr. Club; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Winner of Hazelton Medal; 
 Valedictorian; Ed. and Bus. Mgr., ///. Agri- 
 culturist. Farmer and Stock Raiser, 1900-5; 
 Asst., Dept. An. Husb., la. St. Coll., 1905-9; 
 M. S. A., la. St. Coll., 1907; Assoc. Ed., The 
 Breeder's Gasetle, My i, 1909-13; Prof., 
 Zootechnics, Chicago Vet. Coll., 1909-13; farm 
 adviser, Tazewell Co., Ill, 1913-18; farm mgr., 
 1918 — . Mem., Woodlawn Park Presby. churcli, 
 Chicago; Saddle and Sirloin Club, Union Stock 
 Yards, Chicago. Auth. : various buls. relating 
 to An. Husb., etc.; all articles in The Breed- 
 er's Gasette, 1909, signed "E. T. R."; besides 
 various unsigned editorials. Married Ida IMae 
 Folkrod, O 26, 1904, Quincv, 111. Children: 
 Helen Peabody, b. N 21, 1905; Mary Ida, b. 
 Ja 31, 191 1. Address, Payson, 111. 
 
 1404. LLOYD SILAS ROBERTSON 
 Veterinary Insp. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 2, 
 1876; s. Silas and Alida (Alexander) Robert- 
 son. Prepared in Palatine H. S. Alpha Zeta. 
 M. D. C, Chicago Vet. Coll., 1909. Rancher, 
 1906; Vet. Insp., Dept. of Agr., 1906 — . Ad- 
 dress, Carlisle, Ark.f 
 
 1405. CARL JOHN FREDERICK ROCIIOW 
 Physician; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 17, 1877, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Carl (b. D 26, 1850, Perle- 
 berg, Prussia) and Amelia (Denkmann) 
 Rochow (b. N 20, 1852. la.). Prepared in 
 Rock Island H. S. M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 
 1903- Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident. Interne 
 Norwegian Lutheran Tabitha Hosp., Chicago, 
 1903-4; pvt. practice. Rock Island,. 111., 1904- 
 7; Asst. Physician, Lincoln St. Sch. and 
 Colony, Lincoln, 111., 1907-9; Stud, and Asst., 
 Univ. Freiburg, Ger., 1909-10; Asst., Ear, 
 Nose and Throat Clinic, Gottingen Univ., 
 1910-11; Phys., Rock Island, 111., 191 1 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; K. T.; Rock 
 Island Co., Med. Soc; 111. St. Med. Soc; 
 A. M. A.; German Lutheran Church; B. P. 
 O. E. Married Margit Janssen, 1907, Chicago. 
 Address, 1612 22d St., Rock Island, 111.; bus. 
 add., 305 Robinson Bldg., do. 
 
 1406. ARTHUR Z. ROE 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; h. Jl 18, 1878, Vandalia. 
 II!.; s. Ezekiel (b. 1851, Fayette Co., 111.) and 
 Nancy Jane (Browning) Roe (b. My 17, 1851, 
 do.). Prepared in \'andalia H. S. LL. B., No. 
 Ind. Norm. Sch., 1898. Lawyer; Dem. Rep., 
 Gen. Assembly, 1913 — . Married Claribel 
 Grigg, Je i, 1905, Greenville, 111. (died Ap 27, 
 191 1 ). Address, Vandalia, 111. 
 
 1407. MARTHA DEETTE R(H.FE 
 (Daughter of No. 14; Sister of Nos. 1759, 
 
 1957. 3525) 
 B. S. in Sc; A. M., 1904; b. Jl 11, 1879, 
 Kankakee, 111.; d. Charles Wesley ('72) (b. Ap 
 17, 1850, Arlington Heights, 111.) and Martha 
 Kinsman (Farley) Rolfe (b. My 8, 1849, Bos- 
 ton). Prepared in Urbana, H. S.; LIniv. Acad. 
 Taught in Champaign H. S., 1901 ; Decatur, 
 1901-2; 111. Woman's Coll., Jacksonville, 111., 
 1905-8; Prof., Physiog., do., 1908-10; Grad. 
 stud., Bryn Mawr, 1914-15; Grad. Stud., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916. Address, 601 E. John St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 1408. ELBERT MALLARY ROWLAND 
 Editor; LL. B.; b. Je 27, 1877, Noble, 111.; s. 
 Elbert (b. Ap 20, 1832, N. Y. City) and Kate 
 D. (Mallary) Rowland (b. Ap 28, 1844, Bridge 
 port. Conn.). Prepared in Oliiey H. S. Var- 
 sity track team. Served in Spanish-Am. War, 
 
 1898-9, 4th 111. Volunteer Inf. Married Jes- 
 sie M. Bliss, Je 8, 1904. Child, Elbert Sands, 
 h. D 12, 1908. Address, Mt. Carmel, Ill.t 
 
 1409. EDNA ALMIRA RUGG (HUBBARD) 
 (Wife of No. 958) 
 A. B.; b. My 16, 1878, Hamilton, N. Y. ; d. 
 Martin LcBaron (b. S 5, 1849, Chester, Vt.) 
 and Lillie Anzoletta (Moseley) Rugg (b. Mr 
 22, 1856, Eaton, N. Y.). Prepared in Seattle 
 (Wash.) H. S.; Willamette Univ. Acad. 4.. B., 
 Portland LTniv., 1898. Eng. Club; won De- 
 clamation Contest and Orat. Contest, 1900. 
 Prof., Eng. Lit., Shurtleif Coll., Upper Alton, 
 111., 1900-10. Mem., Baptist Church; Woman's 
 Club; A. C. A. Married George David Hubbard 
 ('96), S 10, 1901, Urbana. Children: Ruth, b. 
 S 22, 1902; Oscar Edwin, b. N 14, 1903; 
 Dorothy Hope, b. O 6, 1909; Marjorie Helen, b. 
 Jl 24, 1913. Address, 125 Woodland Ave., 
 Oberlin, O. 
 
 141 o. CHARLES A. RYBURN 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 15, 1876, Heyworth, 
 111.; s. Samuel (b. Ap 21, 1845. Harrison Co., 
 O.) and Helen (Herington) Ryburn (b. F 20, 
 1847, Hillsdale Co., Mich.). Prepared in 111. 
 St. Norm. Prill., Marion H. S., 1901-3. Ad- 
 dress, Heyworth, Ill.t 
 
 141 1. LOUIS BYRON SAFFER 
 Lawyer and Abstractor; LL. B.; b. Ap 4, 1870, 
 Harrison Co., Mo; s. Louis B. (b. 111.) and 
 Rebecca J. (Reno) Saffer (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Browning H. S.; West Norm. Coll. Dir., Am. 
 Defense .Soc; Capt., I'rbana Co. 130. Mem., 
 U. R. K. P.; Trinity M. E. Church; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Luella A. Meadows, Jl 
 21, 1897. Children: Rex Eugene, b. Jl 9, 1900; 
 Louis Byron, Jr., b. My 27, 1905. Address, 
 911 W. Oregon St., Urbana; bus. add., loi W. 
 Main St., Urbana. 
 
 141 2. EDWARD BRIGHAM SAFFORD 
 Farmer; B. S.; b. Je 14, 1880, Sycamore, III. 
 Prepared in Sycamore H. S. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon. Chemist (Anal.) 1900-3; Chemist (Prac.) 
 1903-6; Farmer, 1906 — . Married Edna May 
 Hammond, My 31, 1905, DeKalb, 111. Child, 
 Edward Hammond, b. Mr 16, 1908. Address, 
 R. 3, Sycamore, 111. 
 
 1413. DELIA CLEORA SANFORD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 19, 1878, Platte- 
 ville. Wis.; d. Henry Clay (b. 1836) and Mary 
 (Greene) Sanford (b. 1835). Prepared in St. 
 Norm. Sch., Platteville, Wis. Kapjia Kappa 
 Gamma. Asst. Cataloger, Univ. of Cincinnati 
 Lib., 1901-2; Cataloger, Davenport Pub. Lib., 
 1903-4; la. St. Univ. Lib., 1904-5; Classifier, 
 Univ. of Wis., 1905 — . Address, Univ. of Wis. 
 Lib., Madison, Wis. 
 
 1414. IDA ESTELLE SAWYER (TAIT) ■ 
 
 B. L. S.; b. D 30, 1873. Ancona, 111.; d. 
 Lewis Manville (b. 1837 Waverly, N. Y.) and 
 Salanda (Moon) Sawyer (b. 1836, Livingston 
 Co., 111.). Ph. B., N. W. Univ., 1896. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta. Asst., Field Columbian Mus. 
 Lib. 1900; Cataloger, N. W. Univ. Lib., 1900- 
 2; Ref. Libn., Univ. of la., Iowa City, 1902-4. 
 Mem., Presby Church; D. A. R. Married 
 William G. Tait, Je 14, 1905. Evanston, 111. 
 Child, Jane Elizabeth, b. Ap 2, 1916. Address, 
 Medford, Ore. 
 
 1415. PETER PHILIP SCHAEFER 
 
 (Brother of No. 3954) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 6, 1873, Millersburg, 
 Bond Co., 111.; s. Philip (b. Jl 24, 1832, Ger.) 
 and Elizabeth (Heil) Schaefer (b. Ap 22, 1841, 
 St. Louis). Prepared in West Union Sch., 
 Carlyle, 111.; Univ. Acad. Philomathean. 
 Firm of Schaefer and Dolan, Lawyers. Mem., 
 
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 44th and 45th Gen. Assem. of III.; C. O. of F.; 
 Knights of Columbus; Tribe of Ben Hur; B. 
 P. O. E.; Iro(iuois Club, Chicago. Married 
 Kathleen Slattery, My i, 1912. Galesburg, 111. 
 Address, 512 S. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 141 6. EDWARD JOHN SCHNEIDER 
 Contracting Mgr.; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. 
 My 27, 1875, Pontiac, 111.; s. John Evangelist 
 (b. Wurteraburg, Ger. ) and Theresa (Zeph) 
 Schneider. Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Shield and Trident; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Draftsman, C. W. I. R. R., Chicago, 1900; 
 Pa.xton and Vierling Iron Works, 1900-1; 
 Koken Iron Works, St. Louis, 1901-2; Con- 
 tracting Engr., Am. Bridge Co., N. Y. City, 
 1902-3; Contr. Agt., Chicago, 1903-4; Contr. 
 Mgr., Am. Bridge Co. of N. Y., Kansas City, 
 Mo., 1904-7; do., San Francisco, 1907-11; U. 
 S. Steel Products Co., Bridge and Struct. Dept., 
 Rialto Bldg., San Francisco, 191 1 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; K. T.; West. Soc. Engrs. ; A. 
 S. C. E. Married May Kelley, D 26, 1906, 
 Kanasas City Mo. Children: Ruth, b. Jl 4. 
 1908, Berkeley, Calif.; Edward John Jr.. b. F 
 15, 1914. Address, 609 Rialto Bldg., San 
 Francisco. 
 
 1417. BENJAMIN HARRISON SCUDDER 
 Professor; A. B. ; b. My 16, 1871, Greenfield, 
 Ind.; s. Stephen (b. D 25, 1832, Butler Co., O.) 
 and Emeline (Whitehead) Scudder (b. Ag 17, 
 1835, do.}. Prepared in Common Sclis. Ph. 
 M., Chicago, 1901. Tendered Fellowship, Chi- 
 cago. Sc. of Teaching; Prof., Govt, and Hist.. 
 Tempe Norm. Sch. of Ariz.; Supt., Union H. 
 and Grade Sch., Tempe, Ariz.; Prof., Educ, 
 Miami Univ., Oxford, O. Auth.: Educational 
 Sociology (text) in preparation. Pres., 
 Ariz. Teachers' Assn. Married Rebecca 
 Mugg. Ag 4, 1895. Center, Ind. Children: 
 Virginia Elizabeth Kathreen, b. My 4, 1898; 
 Nita Emmeline, b. Jl 10, 1900; Rebecca Lucile, 
 b. Ag 19, 1904; Nona May, b. My 16, 1909. 
 Address, Miami Univ., Oxford, O. 
 
 1418. MINNIE EARL SEARS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. LaFayette, Ind. Head 
 Cataloger, Bryn Mawr, 1903-7; LTniv. of Minn. 
 Lib., 1909-14; First Asst., Reference Catalogue 
 Div., N. Y. Pub. Lib., 1914 — . Auth.: (with 
 I. G. Mudge) A Thackeray Dictionary, 304 pp., 
 (jeorge Routledge and Sons, 1910. Address, 
 476 5th Ave., N. Y. City. 
 
 1419. BLANCHE M. SEELY 
 Librarian; B. L. S. Undergrad. work in 
 Univ. of Minn. Libn., in charge of Pillsbury 
 Branch, Minneapolis Pub. Lib. Address, 116 
 W. 25th St., Minneapolis; bus. add.. Pub. Lib., 
 Minneapolis. 
 
 1420. MABEL CLAIRE SHRUM (TILLEY) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Jl 13, i88i, Man- 
 hattan, Kan.; d. Henry Sylvan and Mary 
 (Graham) Shrum. Prepared in Union H. S., 
 Lajunta, Colo.; Univ. of Colo. Libn., Colo. 
 Sch. of Mines, Golden, Colo., 1902-13; Libn., 
 Seattle Pub. Lib., Seattle, 1913 — . Married 
 George Stephen Tilley, 1913. Address, Sum- 
 merland, Calif. 
 
 1421. ROY HARLEY SLOCUM 
 (Brother of No. 2248) 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1910; b. O 
 16, 1876, Loda, 111.; s. Pardon Egbert (b. Jl 27, 
 1853, Kewanee, III.) and Clara Elizabeth (Har- 
 ley) Slocum (b. Ap 21, 1857, Hopedale, la.). 
 Prepared in Rice Coll. Inst., Paxton, 111. C. E. 
 Club, Pres. Rodman. Pa. R. R., 1900; Asst., 
 T. & A. M., Univ. of 111., 1900-1; Instr., do.. 
 1901-5; do., M. & S. E., 1905-6; Assoc, do.. 
 1906-7; Prof., C. E., N. Dak. Agr. Coll., 1907—. 
 Auth.: Diagrams for L^se in the Design of 
 Drainage Ditches and Other Conduits, 191 1. 
 Mem., Soc. for Prom, of Engng. Educ; N. 
 
 Dak. Soc. Engrs.; West. Soc. Engrs.; M. W. 
 A.; 32d degree Scottish Rite. Married Edith 
 Charlotte Fowler, S i, 1910, Fargo, N. Dak. 
 Address, 1034 nth St. N., Fargo, N. Dak. 
 
 1422. GEORGE RUSSELL SMITH 
 
 (Brother of No. 1275) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 18, 1875, 
 Dryden, N. Y.; s. George Russell (Carlton, 
 N. Y.) and Elizabeth Ellen (Hutchinson) Smith 
 (Gaines, do.). Prepared in Lewis Acad., 
 Wichita, Kan. M. E. and E. E. Soc; Y. M. 
 C. A. Draftsman and Designer, Lake Shore 
 R. R., C. R. I. & P. R. R., 1900-1; with Chis- 
 holm, Boyd & White Co., Chicago, 1901-2; 
 Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1902; Designer, 
 Am. Brake Shoe Co., 1903-5; Asst. Chief 
 Draftsman, Indus. Works, Bay City, Mich., 
 1905 — ■• Married Anna Hamet, Je 19, 1916. 
 Address, 1501 4th St., Bay City, Mich. 
 
 1423. WILLIAM WALTER SMITH 
 Concrete Specialist; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 B. S. in C. E., 1907; s. Geo. W. and Mary 
 Elizabeth (Oglesby) Smith. Prepared in 
 Homer H. S. Philomathean; Class Football 
 team; Rifle team; Ed., I Hint; Hatchet Orat. 
 Literary work; Engng.; Building grain ele- 
 vators, Buenos Aires, 1918 — . Address, Broad- 
 lands, Ill.t 
 
 1424. HARVEY ALLEN SOVERHILL 
 V. P. and Gen. Mgr., Locomotive Works; 
 B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1906; b. S 27, 1876, 
 Tiskilwa, 111.; s. Samuel G. (b. 1836, Newark, 
 N. Y.) and Laura (Couch) Soverhill (b. 1842, 
 Tiskilwa, 111.). ^ Prepared in Tiskilwa H. S. 
 Philomathean; Y. M. C. A.; M. E. and E. E. 
 Socs. Draftsman and Designer; Supt., Root 
 and Van Dervoort Engng. Co., 1903-10; Gen. 
 Supt., do., 1910-17; V. P. and Gen. Mgr., 
 Davenport Locomotive Works, Davenport, la., 
 1918 — . Naval Militia, Ensign, Moline, one 
 yr. Auth.: Article, Test of ten H. P. Gasoline 
 Engine, Engng. Record, 1900. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; The Moline Club; A. S. M. E.; V. P., 
 Moline Auto Co., 1905 — . Married Ethel 
 Derwent Payne, Ap 14, 1904, Beloit, Wis. 
 Children: Harvey Allen, Jr., b. Ap 19, 1906; 
 Elizabeth, b. D 24, 1908. Address, 623, 23d 
 St., Moline, 111. 
 
 1425. BENJAMIN BENTON 
 STAKEMILLER 
 Civ. Engr. and Mun. Contr.; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. D 25, 1875, Sterling, 111.; s. Jacob and 
 Levina (Strickler) Stakemiller. Prepared in 
 Sterling H. S. C. E. Club; Asst. Ed., Illio; 
 Mgr., niini; Asst. Ed., Technograph. U. S. Jr. 
 Engr., Charge of Const., 111. and Miss. Canal, 
 1900-2; Res. Engr. Const. Big Four R. R., 
 1002-4; Res. Engr., Const, and Engr. M. of 
 W. 111. Terminal R. R., 1905: Asst. Engr., Mo. 
 Pac. R. R., St. Louis, 1905-6; Civ. Engr. and 
 Mun. Contr., 1906 — . Married Rose Wellington 
 Basse, O 10, 1907, Alton, 111. Address, Hotel 
 Madison, .Alton, 111.; bus. add., 315 Com- 
 merce Bldg., do. 
 
 1426. ADAM JULIUS STROHM 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 16, 1870; s. John 
 and Ida (Vettervik) Strohm. Prepared in 
 Venersborg (Sweden) H. S. B. A., Univ. of 
 LTpsala, Sweden, 1888. Alpha Tau Omega. 
 Libn., Armour Inst., Chicago, 1900-1; do.. 
 Pub. Lib., Trenton, N. J., 1901-11; Asst. Libn., 
 Pub. Lib., Detroit, 1911-13; Libn., do., 1913 — . 
 Camp Libn., Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga., 
 ,Qi8 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; Acanthus 
 Club; Bd. of Commerce Recreation Comn.; 
 Ingleside Club; Boat Club: Rotary Club. Mar- 
 ried Cecilia B. McConnel, O 30, 1902, Win- 
 netka. 111. Children: Harriet, b. S 11, 1903; 
 John, b. Ag 8, 1904. Address, 138 Burlii* 
 game Ave.. Detroit. 
 
138 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [igoo 
 
 1427- FRANK ASBURY STROUT 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 25, 1871 
 Rochelle, 111.; s. W. H. (b. 1826, N. VVaterboro, 
 Me.) and E. F. (Simpson) Strout (b. 1834, 
 Elizabeth City, N. C). Prepared in Joliet 
 H. S. Drafting^ igoi; Gasoline Eng. Testing, 
 1902; Gasoline Eng. Expert and Erector, 1904; 
 Drafting, 1904-7. Address, Kaiiua, Hawaii, 
 T. H. 
 
 1428. HARRY ROBERTS TEMPLE 
 (Husband of No. 1547) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Byron, 111.; s 
 J. H. (b. Petersburg, Pa.) and Mary E. 
 (Roberts) Temple (b. Lancaster, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Byron H. S. Arch. Club; Y. M. C. A. 
 Spencer & Temple, 1900 — ; now 11. R. Temple. 
 Arch, ist Lt., Air Service, 490th Sqdn., A. E. 
 F., France, 1918; Mustered out, F 1919. Mar- 
 ried Stacia Livingston ('01), D 26, 1901. Ad- 
 dress, 1113 W. Church St., Champaign. 
 
 1429. GEORGE HENRY THOMPSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1781, 2266) 
 Dept. Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 2, 1876, 
 Warrensburg, 111.; s. George W. (b. 1837, 
 Alden, N. Y.) and Mary G. (Langston) 
 Thompson (b. 1843, 111.). Prepared in 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ. Acad. LL. B., John IMarshall 
 Law Sell., Chicago. Mem., First Regt., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 1904-7- Dept. Mgr., Armour Glue 
 Works. Married Lettie Threlkeld, Ja 8, 1910. 
 Child, Helen, b. N 24, 1910. Address, 2121 E. 
 92d PL, Chicago. 
 
 1430. JOHN CHARLES THORPE 
 
 Pres., Motor Co.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 17, 
 1879, Urbana; s. James (b. D 21, 1848, Peter- 
 boro, Eng.) and Frances Rebecca (Webber) 
 Thorpe (b. Urbana). Prepared in Urbana H. S.; 
 M. E., Univ. of Mich., 1903. Baseball squad, 
 four yrs. ; Glee and Mandolin Club; Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Sigma Epsilon. Mech. Engr., Testing 
 Dept., C. B. & R. R., 1900-2; Instr., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1902-3; Prof., M. E., Univ. of Wash- 
 ington, 1903-5; Asst. to Mech. Engr., Sargent 
 & Lundy, Wash., 1905-6; Asst. Prof., Steam 
 Engn^., Univ. of 111., 1906-10; Pres., 111. Motor 
 Car Co., 1910 — ; Gen. Dir., Nat. Automobile 
 Trade Assn., 19 16-17. Auth.: Value of 
 Testing Dept. in R. R. Service, Technograph; 
 Method of Conducting Locomotive Tests, Univ. 
 of Mich., Technique ; The Engineer, a Gentle- 
 man, The Univ. of Wash. Wave; several articles 
 in Horseless Age, 191 7. Mem., Baptist Church; 
 A. S. M. E.; Pac. N. W. Soc. of Engrs.; West. 
 R. R. Club. Married Carrie Belle Bulles. F 6, 
 1906, Aurora, 111. Children: Marion, b. N 26, 
 1904; George, b. Je 19, 1906; Jean, b. O 11, 
 1909. Address, 407 E. Main St., Urbana; bus. 
 add., 206 E. Main St., do. 
 
 1431. CHARLES WESLEY TOOKE 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 21, 1870, S. Onondaga, 
 N. Y. Prepared in Franklin Acad.. Malone, 
 N. Y. A. B., Syracuse Univ., 1891; A. M. do., 
 1893. Psi Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. Grad. 
 Stud., Hist, and Politics. Cornell Univ., 1893-4; 
 Fellow, Adm. Law, Columbia, 1894-5; Prof., 
 Pub. Law and Adm., Univ. of 111., 1895-1900; 
 Prof., Law, 1900-2; Practicing law, Syracuse, 
 N. Y., 1902 — . Auth.: LTniformity in Mun. 
 Finance; (Constitutional Limitations on Mun. 
 Indebtedness; Compensation for Mun. Franch- 
 ises; Financial Hist, of the Danish West Indies; 
 Constitution of 111. Annotated. Mem., Am. 
 Pol. Sc. Assn.; Fellow, Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 Fellow, Am. Statistical Assn. Married Sara 
 I-ouise Weeks, 1902, Syracuse, N. Y. Child, 
 Charles Merriam, b. My 29, 1906. Address, 
 Syracuse, N. Y.f 
 
 1432. JOHN HOWARD TREVETT 
 Banker; LL. B.; b. Te 14, 1878, Champaign; 
 
 s. John R. (b. 1854, Chicago,) and Helen M. 
 (Lennington) Trevett (b. 1856, O.). Prepared 
 m LTniv. Acad. Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu 
 Kpsilon; Asst. Mgr., Baseball team. Clerk with 
 Trevett, Mattis and Abcll, Huron, S. Dak.; 
 Cashier, Trevett, Mattis & Baker, Investment 
 I'.ankers, Beatrice, Neb.; Min.. Cripple Creek, 
 Colo.; Dir., Trevett, Mattis Banking Co., 
 Champaign; Dir. and Sec, Trevett, Mattis 
 Banking Co., Champaign. Married Flora Tay- 
 lor Flower, S 2, 191 1, Chicago. Address, 
 107 S. Prospect, Champaign. 
 
 1433. WALTER SIMEON TYLER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 13, 1877, 
 
 Joliet, 111.; s. S. S. and L. B. (Towne) Tyler. 
 Prepared in Joliet H. S. Glee and Mandolin 
 Club; Engng. Soc; Tau Beta Pi; Asst. Ed., 
 Technograph. Supt., The Lambert Co., Elec. 
 Supplies, Chicago, 1902-4; Supt., Matrix Dept. 
 Am. Graphophone Co., 1905 — . Married Elsie 
 M. Taylor, Mr 9, 1901, Chicago. Child, Walter 
 S., Jr., b. My I, 1903. Address, 125 Carleton 
 Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 
 
 1434. CHESTER STYVESTER VAN 
 BRUNDT 
 Broker; LL. B.; b. F 16, 1878, Deers, 111.; 
 s. Samuel (b. Dark Co., O.) and Rachel Belle 
 (Sampson) Van Brundt (b. Tippecanoe, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. ; Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Tau Omega; Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident. Practice of 
 Law and Banking, Eldora, Colo., 190 1-3; Min., 
 Lewiston, Idaho, 1903-4; Real Est. and Ins. 
 Brokerage, North Yakima, Wash., 1905-8; V. 
 P., Lish Land Co.; Ins. Broker, 1908-11; Asst. 
 Mgr., Calif., and Nev., Am. Surety Co., of 
 N. Y., San Francisco; Mgr., Fidelity and Se- 
 curity Dept. of Aetna Accident and Liability 
 Co., Los Angeles; Surety Bond and Ins. 
 Broker, Los Angeles, 1914 — . Married Lillian 
 Mabel Orcutt, Ag 12, 1903, Lewiston, Idaho. 
 Address, 701 Citizens Nat. Bank Bldg., Los 
 .\ngeles. 
 
 1435. SETH FIELDS VAN PATTEN 
 Teacher; A. B.; b. Jl 5, 1873, Steward, 111.; 
 
 s. Cornelius Fred (b. Ja 6, 1826, N. Y.) and 
 Mary Jane (Young) Van Patten (b. Mr 15, 
 1839, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Adel- 
 phic; Y. M. C. A. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Calif., 
 1901; Traveling till S 1901; Teacher, Los 
 Angeles, 1001-02; Orange, 1902-03; Escandido. 
 1903-04; Ventura, 1904-07; So. Pasadena, 1907- 
 10; Los Angeles, 1910 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church; V. P., So. Calif. Alumni Assn., 19 17. 
 Married Lenora B. Thompson, S 2, 1903. Child- 
 ren: Donald Thompson, b. S 19, 1904; Dorothy 
 Lucile, b. Je 15, 1906; James Maxwell and 
 Margaret Evelyn, b. Ja "13, 1911 (Margaret 
 died Ag 12, 1911). Address, 1122 Milan St., 
 S. Pasadena, Calif.f 
 
 1436. MARIE L. WALDO (TAYLOR) 
 
 B. S.; b. F 8, 1870, Philo, 111.; d. George 
 Doane (b. Nunda, N. Y.) and Anna Ellen 
 Funston Waldo (b. Funstonville, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S.; Univ. Acad.; 
 Teacher, Biol., DeKalb H. S., 1900-2; Asst. 
 Ref. Libn. Univ. of 111., 1903-4; Libn. St. Lab., 
 Nat. Hist., Univ. of 111., 1904-5; Agr. Exten., 
 Univ. of Colo., Tucson, Ariz. Married Estes 
 Park Taylor, S 27, 190S, Champaign. Ad- 
 dress, Tucson, Ariz. 
 
 1437. CAROLINE WANDELL 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Oswego Co., N. Y.; d. 
 Harvey Wandell (b. S 1831. Onondaga Co., N. 
 Y.) and Phebe (Baker) Wandell (b. F 1838, 
 Oswego Co.. N. Y.). Prepared in Phoenix H. 
 S., New York, and in Albany, N. Y. Norm. 
 
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 139 
 
 Coll. Lib. Organizer, Oxford, N. Y., 1900; 
 Newark, N. Y.. 1901; Govenieur, N. Y., 1901; 
 Head Cataloger and Instr., Lib. Sc, Univ. of 
 Te.x., 1901-1902; Libn., Houston Carnegie Lib., 
 Houston, Tex., 1902-4; Branch Libn., Brook- 
 lyn Pub. Lib., 1904-s; Cataloger, Univ. of Ore. 
 Lib.. 1906-7; Seattle Pub. Lib., 1907; Instr., 
 Cataloging, Syracuse Univ. Lib. Sch., 1907 — . 
 Address, Phoenix, Oswego Co., N. Y.t 
 
 1438. WILLARD OTIS WATERS 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Je 9, 1871, Benzonia, 
 Mich.; s. Otis Bird (b. Ag 3, 1830, Orville, N. 
 Y.) and Martha Ann Hasseltine (BHss) Waters 
 (b. D IS, 1837, Savoy, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Prep. Dept., Benzonia (Mich.) Coll. A. B., 
 Benzonia Coll., 1896. Y. M. C. A.; Lib. and 
 German Clubs. Asst. Libn., Univ. of 111., 1900- 
 2; Asst., Catalog Div., Lib. of Cong., 1902-9; 
 First Asst., Div. of Bibliog., do., 1909-13; Asst. 
 in charge of Am. Hist. Section Catalog Div., 
 do., 1913 — . Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc; Am. Lib. 
 Assn.; Trustee, Noyes Lib., Kensington, Md., 
 1917 — ; Sec, Dist. of Columbia Lib. Assn., 
 1907-8. Married Bessie Rorick Bennett, D 26, 
 191 1, Detroit. Address, Kensington, Md. 
 
 1439. OTTO CHARLES WEHRSTEDT 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 25, 1877, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Charles Henry (b. Ja 22. 
 1850, Gr. Rhiiden, Ger.) and Rosine (Schlegel) 
 Wehrstedt (b. F 28, 1852, Honau, Wurtenberg, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega. Mfr. of watch jewels with C. 
 H. Wehrstedt, 1901 — . Mem.. A. F. A. M.; 
 Worshipful Master, 1912; R. A. M. Address, 
 Winnetka, Ill.t 
 
 1440. ADOLPH HENRY WESEMANN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 2, 1877, LaGrange, 
 111.; s. William (b. LaGrange, 111.) and Emma 
 (Rathe) Wesemann (b. Addison, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Walther Coll., St. Louis. Mem., 
 Evang. Lutheran Church. Married Minnie 
 Blum, Je 5, 1901, Collinsville, 111. Children: 
 Adolph, Jr.; Theodore W. Address, 16 Wood- 
 lawn Ave., LaGrange, Ill.t 
 
 1441. MABEL GAY WEST 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; d. Owen A. and 
 Emeline (Chalmers) West. Prepared by pvt. 
 work. B. L., Knox Coll. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Lib. Organizer, igoo-5; Libn., St. Norm., Valley 
 City, N. Dak., 1905-11; Ore. Norm. Sch., Mon- 
 mouth, Ore., 1912 — . Address, Monmouth, 
 Ore. 
 
 1442. RAYMOND SLY WILEY 
 
 (Brother of No. 2284) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. O s, 1878, 
 Rockbridge, 111.; s. Benjamin D. (b. Md., 1850) 
 and Josephine Matilda (Carson) Wiley, (b. 
 1854, Cleveland). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. ist Lt., Univ. Regt., 
 1899-1900; Track Team, 1898-9; Holder of 
 Discus Record, 1899-1903. Struct. Engr. and 
 Chief Draftsman, R. H. Hunt, Arch. Married 
 Riuby J. Wiley, Ag 26, 1902. Address, c/o 
 Hunt & Burns, Archs., Los Angeles. t 
 
 1443. LUCY BERTHA ELY WILLCOX 
 (WALLACE) 
 
 B. L. S.: b. My 18, 1873, Jersey City, N. J.; 
 d. Giles Buckingham (b. Ag 7, 1826, New 
 York, N. Y.) and Mary Jane (Cooley) Will- 
 cox (b. D 17, 1835, ToUond, Conn.). Prepared 
 in Chicago West Div. H. S. ; Wellesley Coll. 
 Watcheka; Glee Club; Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Loan Desk Asst., Univ. Lib., 1900-1. Married 
 
 Joseph Davis Wallace, S 12, 1901, Chicago. 
 Child, Stanton Willcox, b. Jl 5, 1907. Ad- 
 dress, 1629 Washington Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 1444- CLIFFORD WILLIS 
 Editor; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1906; b. Jl 
 13, 1870, Wapella, III.; s. John William (b. Jl 
 10, 1842) and Danelia Wilden (Sayre) Willis 
 i°- ^7 Ur' '847)- Prepared in Hey worth H. 
 S.; 111., Wesleyan Univ.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Alpha Zeta. Taught Math., Champaign II S 
 1900-1; Prin., Urbana H. S., 1901-3; Instr., 
 Soil Phys., Coll. Agr. and Exp. Sta., 1903-8- 
 Prof., Agron. and Supt., Substation, S. Dak. 
 St. Coll., 1908-10; Ed. and Mgr., Orange Judd 
 Northwest Farmstead, 1910 — . Auth. • Buls 
 Progress Variety Tests of Oats; do.. Barley 
 (with Bopp); Report Highmore Sub. Sta.; 
 (with Potter) Corn; (with Bopp) Alfalfa; (with 
 Champlm) Progress in Grain Investigations; 
 (with Bopp) Alkali Soils; (with Burlison) 
 Wheat Investigations. Mem., Minneapolis Pub- 
 licity Club. Married Annie Laurie Perkins, O 
 I. 1891, Heyworth, 111. Address, 602 Oneida 
 Bldg., Minneapolis. 
 
 1445. HARVEY EDGERTON WOOD 
 Lawyer; A. B.; b. Ap 2, 1876, Elwood, 111.; 
 
 s William Wallace and Clara (Edgerton) 
 Wood. Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S. Delta 
 lau Delta. Mayor, Joliet, 1913-15; Asst. Dir., 
 finances of the War Camp Community Service 
 for the Comns. on training camp activities. 
 Married Blanche Lindsay, Je 30, 1902, Onarga, 
 111. Children: Frances, b. N 27, 1905; Warren 
 Lindsay, b. F 5, 1910. Address, 8ig Oneida 
 St., Johet, 111.; bus. add., Joliet Nat. Bank 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 1446. WILLIAM FRANCIS WOODS 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Jl 16, 1876, 
 
 Farmer City, III.; s. Thomas (b. 1837, Ire.) 
 and Katherine (Kirk) Woods (b. 1839, do.). 
 Prepared in Rice Coll. Inst., Paxton; .Adelphic, 
 Pres., iqoo; Webster Law Club; Orat. Assn.; 
 Theta Kappa Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; Debating 
 teams, 1899 and 1900; Class Orator, 1900. 
 Lawyer, Urbana, 1902-6; Champaign, 1906-12; 
 Mem., firm of Savage and Woods, 1906-18; 
 bus. for self, 1918 — . Mem., B. P. O. E.; 
 Lecturing Knight, 1908, Loyal Knight, 1909, 
 Leading Knight, 1910; Champaign Co. Country 
 Club; K. of C. ; Grand Knight Twin City 
 Council, 1904-11; Dist. Deputy of K. of 
 C, 1910-11; A. O. H., C. E. O. F. Dir., 
 Farmers' Savings and Loan Bank, Urbana; 
 Democratic candidate for States Atty. of 
 Champaign Co., 1904; elected city atty., of 
 Champaign, 191 1. Married Mary T. Casserly, 
 Je 21, 191 o. Champaign. Child, son, b. Je 6, 
 1912. Address, 609 W. University Ave., Cham- 
 paign.t 
 
 1447- THOMAS WRAY 
 Storekeeper, West. Elec. Co.; B. S. in 
 E. E.; b. Ag 12, 1877, Codsall, Staffordshire, 
 Eng. ; s. George Edward (b. O 3, 1850, Swaff- 
 ham, Norfolk, Eng.) and Alice (Lovatt) Wray 
 (b. Ap II, 1836, Stafford, Staffordshire, do.). 
 Prepared in Armour Inst, of Tech., Chicago. 
 Tau Beta Pi; M. E. and E. E. Soc; Choral 
 Soc. Tech. apprentice. West. Elec. (Jo., Chi- 
 cago, 1900-1; Lab. and engng. work, igoi-4; 
 Engr., West. Elec. Co., Omaha, Neb., 1904-5; 
 Engr., West. Elec. Co.. Indianapolis, 1905-12; 
 Stores Mgr., West. Elec. Co., Minneapolis, 
 1912-13; Central Storekeeper, West. Elec. Co., 
 Inc., Hawthorne, 1913 — . Married Blanche 
 Helper, Je 6, 1905, Streator, 111. Children: 
 Dorothy, b. D 1906; George Merritt, b. D 
 1907. Address, 718 N. Lambard Ave., Oak 
 Park, 111.; bus. add., c/o West. Elec. Co., Ilaw- 
 Ihorne Sta., Chicago. 
 
I40 
 
 University of Illinois 
 CLASS OF 1901 (157 LIVING, 13 DEAD) 
 
 [iQOI 
 
 1448. BERT WILSON ADSIT 
 (Husband of No. 1236) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 13, 1877, Wellington, 
 111.; s. Stephen (b. Wilmington, O.) and Rachel 
 (Markley) Adsit (b. do.). Prepared in Wel- 
 lington H. S. and Olivet Coll., Olivet, Mich. 
 Sigma Chi; Langdell Law Club; Phi Deha 
 Phi. Attended Knox Coll., 1896-7; Baseball 
 team Capt., 1899- 1900; Football Team. Mar- 
 ried Louise Jones C'99), N 12,. 1902, Champaign. 
 Children: Stephen Bert, b. S 26, 1906; Mary 
 Louise, b. Mr 17, 191 1. Address, Pontiac, Ill.t 
 
 1449. ALBERT MILLER ALLEN 
 Const. Work; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 18, 1872, 
 
 Alpena, Mich.; s. Abram Barker (b. Je 3, 1833, 
 Sharon, Mich.) and Anna (Miller) Allen (b. 
 Ann Arbor, Mich.). Prepared in Hannibal 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Archs. Club; Mgr., 
 Glee Club; Choral Union; quartet, three yrs. 
 Draftsman until 1904; in bus., Columbus, with 
 firm of Marriott, Allen & Hall, 1904 — ; Y. M. 
 C. A. Const, work for East. Cantonments. 
 Mem., First Congr. Church. Married Cora 
 Kuhl, N 27, 1902, Chicago. Children: Philip 
 Torrens, b. Ja 29, 1904; Louis Wier, b. Ap 24, 
 1906; Herbert Eugene, b. Jl 21, 1907; Lois 
 Marie, b. Je 19, 1909; Mildred, b. F 24, 191 1 
 (died Mr 4, 191 1). Address, 92 E. nth Ave., 
 Columbus, O.; bus. add., 124 E. 28th, N. Y. 
 City. 
 
 1450. FRANK GILBERT ALLEN 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 17, 1877, 
 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Charles (b. 1846, N. Y. 
 St.) and Agathe Bahnsen (b. 1856, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi; M. E. 
 Soc; E. E. Soc. Draftsman, Link Belt Mach. 
 Co., 1901-2; Supt., Oktaha Gin. Co., Oktaha, 
 Okla., 1902-4; Instr., Drafting, la. St. Coll., 
 Ames, la., 1904-09; Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 
 Colo., 1913-15; Asst. Prof., do., 1915 — . Mem., 
 Sigma Xi. Married Florence E. Crathorne, D 
 27, 1905, Champaign. Children: Grace Agathe, 
 b. D 7, 1-906; Frank Charles, b. Jl 23, 1908. 
 Address, 937 15th St., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 1451. JAMES HOWARD ARMITAGE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 25, 1872, 
 
 Buckingham, 111.; s. James Hassen (b. Ap 22, 
 1826, Clarion Co., Pa.) and Margaret Elizabeth 
 (Gruer) Armitage (b. Je 16, 1836, Allegheny 
 Co., N. Y.). Prepared in Grand Prairie Sem., 
 Onarga. 111. 2d Honors, Class of 1901. Em- 
 ployee of Practical Gas Const. Co., 1901-3; in- 
 stalling Gas plants at Neoga, Geneseo, Ashton, 
 Lockport, and N. Chicago, York, Neb., and 
 elsewhere; Teacher in Buckingham, 1904-5; 
 Asst. Prin., Watseka H. S., 1905-7; Prin., 
 Watseka H. S., 1907-8; on Colo, ranch, 1908-9; 
 Prin., Marlin, Tex., H. S., 1909-10; Rosebud, 
 Tex., H. S., 1910 — . Address, Rosebud, Tex.f 
 
 1452. WILLIAM WRIGHT ARNOLD 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O 14, 1878, Oblong, 111.; 
 
 s. Berzelius Mitchell (b. Ja 1849, New Read- 
 ing. O.) and Mary Catherine (Baker) Arnold 
 (b. N 16, 1849, do.). Prepared in Robinson 
 H. S. and Austin Coll., Effingham, 111. Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon; Adelphic. Mem., A. F. A. M. ; 
 R. A. M., Commandery, Olney, 111.; Oriental 
 Consistory, Chicago; JNIedinah Temple, Mystic 
 Shrine, Chicago; Knights of Pythias; I. O. O. 
 F.; B. P. O. E. Married Kate Wheeler Busey, 
 O 6, 1909, Urbana. Children: William Busey, 
 b. O 15, 191 1 ; Mary Alice, b. O 10, 1913. 
 Address, 407 W. Main St., Robinson, 111. 
 
 1453- *DONALD HERBERT BAILEY 
 A. B.; b. Ja 16, 1879, Chicago; s. Daniel S. 
 and Annette Elizabeth Bailey. Prepared in 
 Clinton H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Theta Nu 
 
 Epsilon; Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Tri- 
 dent; Pres., Students' Assembly; Mgr., Inter- 
 scholastic, 1901. Entered Columbia Law Sch., 
 Washington, D. C, 1901; with Ayre & Lord 
 Tie Co., Grenada, Miss., and Carbondale, 111. 
 At time of death was V. P. and Treas.. E. 
 R. Berry Chem. Co., St. Louis. Married Ruby 
 S. Berry, Jl 29, 1903, St. Louis. Child, daugh- 
 ter, b. 1904. Died Ag 28, 1905, Rantoul, 111. 
 
 1454. *HORATIO WEBER BAKER 
 
 (Son of No. 36; Brother of Nos. 2315, 2316, 
 2886) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 9, 1879, 
 Urbana; s. Ira O. ('74), (b. S 23, 1853. Lin- 
 ton, Ind.) and Emma J. (Burr) Baker. 
 Prepared in LTniv. Acad. Bus. Mgr.. Techiw- 
 grafh; Illio Bd.; C. E. Club; Maj., Bn., igoi. 
 instrumentman, D. L. & W. R. R., Elniira & 
 Bath, N. Y., 1901-3; Draftsman, P. S. & N. R. 
 R. R., Olean, N. Y., 1902-3; Res. Engr. on 
 Const. C. C. C. & St. L. R. R.. Carpenter, 111., 
 1903-4; Bridge Engr., Indianapolis and Cin- 
 cinnati Traction Co., 1904-5; Draftsman, St. . 
 L. & N. E. R. R., Edwardsville, 111., 1905; 
 Transitman on location. Big Four R. R., Mid- 
 dletown, O., 1905; Asst. Engr., Const., C. & N. 
 W., Kenosha. Wis., 1905; Prof., C. E., Univ 
 of Nev.. 1905-7; Asst. Engr., S. P. Co., Oak- 
 land. Cal., 1907-8; with Min. and Scientific 
 Press, San Francisco, 1908-13. Married Har- 
 riette Moulton, Ja 3, 1906, San Francisco. 
 Died Jl 8, 191 5, San Francisco. 
 
 1455. ANETA BALDWIN 
 (Sister of No. 7358) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 24, 
 1S79, Paris, 111.; d. John H. (b. 1852, Dan- 
 ville, Ky.) and Frances Anna (Lamb) Baldwin 
 (b. i860, Paris, 111.). Prepared in Paris H. 
 S. Capt., Varsity Basket Ball. Teacher, Mur- 
 physboro. 111., 1901-4; Pekin, 111., 1904-12; do., 
 H. S., Ottawa, 1912-18. Address, Paris, 111. 
 
 1456. FAITH LELAND BARDWELL 
 (WETHERBEE) 
 (Wife of No. 1612) 
 A. B. ; b. Ap 16, 1877, Champaign Co.; d. John 
 Kingsley (b. Mr 9, 1836, Franklin Co., Mass.) 
 and Lovilla Elmira (Kellog) Bardwell (b. 
 ig, 1838, Shelburne, do.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S.; Drake Univ. Taught sch., 1901-3. 
 Married Charles Earl Wetherbee ('01 ), Jl 28, 
 1904, Des Moines. Address, W. 8th St., 
 Upland, Calif. 
 
 1457. ARTHUR FRANKLIN BARNETT 
 Physician; B. S.; b. Ap 5, 1880, Hallsville, 
 111.; s. James M. (b. Je 22, 1858) and Sarah 
 Elizabeth (Marvel) Barnett (b. Je 17, 1858). 
 Prepared in Liniv. Acad. M. D., Rush Med. 
 Coll., 1904. Alpha Tau Omega; Theta Nu 
 Epsilon; Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Tri- 
 dent; Stud. Dancing Club. Professional work 
 as hosp. interne, 1904-5; Practicing Phys., 
 Joplin, Mo.; Walla Walla, Wash., 1909-10; 
 Dayton, Wash., 1910. practicing and running 
 pvt. hosp. Married Mary Pauline Crouse, S 
 14, 1907, Citronelle, Ala. Child, Arthur Ham- 
 ilton, b. F 3, 1909. Addfess, Dayton Hosp., 
 Dayton, Wash.f 
 
 1458. ARTHUR TIMOTHY BELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1902; 
 b. D 16, 1875, Madisonville, Hopkins Co., Ky. ; 
 s. Jacob R. (b. 1852, Ky.) and Eunice C. 
 (Timmons) Bell (b. 1852, Ky.). Prepared in 
 St. Norm, at Carbondale, 111. Y. M. C. A.; 
 Math. Club. Fellowship, Neb. Univ. Supt., 
 Sch., Reynolds, 111., 1902; do., Wyoming, 111., 
 1906; Acct., 1907-8; Teacher. Chicago, 1908 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church; Am. Math. Soc, 1903. 
 
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 Married Teresa S. Webb, D 29, 1902, McLeans- 
 boro. 111. Children: Eunice Eleanor, b. O 23, 
 1903 (died D 29, 191 1); adopted Frances, b. 
 D I, 1910 and Eleanor Josephine, b. S 16, 1914. 
 Address, 8617 S. Union Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., Englewood H. S., 62d and Stewart Ave., 
 do. 
 
 1459. EDGAR DE FOREST BELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 6, 1875. 
 Rockwell, Ind.; s. Jesse and Elizabeth (Hood) 
 Bell. Prepared in"Urbana H. S. Gen. Mgr., 
 Urbana Light, Heat & Power Co., 1901-2; 
 Supt., Light & Heat Co., Danville, 111., 1902-5; 
 Gen. Supt. ftl. Co. Light & Power Co., 1910; 
 St. Louis Elec. Ter. R. R. Co. and St. Louis 
 Elec. Bridge Co., 1910 — . Married Amelia 
 SietTerman, O 2, 1905, Indianaiiolis. Child, 
 Mary Elizabeth, b. Jl 30, 1906. Address, 636 
 Hillsboro Ave., Edwardsville, HI.; bus. add., 
 3725 N. Broadway, St. Louis. 
 
 1460. FREDERICK JOEL BIRD 
 Ry. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. E.; b. Ap 27, 1875, 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. Edwin R. (b. Ag 9. 1829, 
 Westfield, N. Y.) and Clara A. (Smith) Bird 
 (b. D 9, 1841, Warrenville, III.). Prepared in 
 Woodstock H. S. Pres., M. E. and E. E. Soc., 
 1901; Y. M. C. A.; Assoc. Ed., Tcchnograf^h, 
 1 90 1. Special Apprentice with Chicago & 
 Northwestern Ry., 1903; Chief draftsman. 111. 
 Engng. & Mach. Co., Carterville, 111., 1905: 
 Engr., U. S. Fuel Testing Plant, St. Louis, 
 1907; Engr., Link Belt Co., Chicago, 1907 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married I). Clara Hart- 
 rick (ex-'oi) Je 12, 1901, LTrbana. Children: 
 Edwin Bruce, b. My 20, 1902; Marion Taylor, 
 b. O 7, 1904; Julia Talbot, b. O 9, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, Citronelle, Ala.f 
 
 1461. ALICE MARY' BLACK (ARPS) 
 (Sister of No. 1462) 
 A. B.; A. M., 1901; b. Ap 7, 1879, Sadorus, 
 111.; d. William (b. Mr 17, 1836, Arbroath, 
 Scotland) and Mary (Leslie) Black (b. O 22, 
 1838, Brechin, do.). Prepared in L^niv. Acad. 
 Alethenai. In Germany, 1905-8. Married George 
 F. Arps, O 18, 1905, Cary, 111. Children: Leslie 
 Hansen, b. Jl 14, 1907; Margaret Mary, b. Ja 
 26, 1 9 14. Address, 216 E. Lane Ave., Colum- 
 bus, O. 
 
 1462. LAURA LOUISE BLACK 
 (ZARTMAN) 
 (Wife of No. 2010; Sister of No. 1461) 
 A. B.; b. S 28, 1877, Sadorus, 111.; d. William 
 (b. Mr 17, 1836, Arbroath, Scotland) and Mary 
 (Leslie) Black (b. O 22. 1838, Brechin, do.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Alethenai. Married 
 Lester William Zartman ('03), S 22, 1904, 
 Champaign (died O 19, 1910, Savoy Center, 
 Mass.). Child, Walter Hammond, b. N :6, 
 1905. Address, 451 Stoddaft Ave., Colum- 
 bus, O. 
 
 1463. FREDERICK GORDON BONSER 
 Professor; B. S.; M. S., 1902; b. Je 14, 
 1875, Tower Hill, 111.; s. Aaron (b. D 3, 1857, 
 Sciotoville, O.) and Katherine Eliza (Stevens) 
 Bonser (b. D 5, 1858, Magog Lake, Can.). 
 Prepared in Avon H. S. Ph. D., Columbia, 
 1910. Adelphic; Y. M. C. A. Asst., Psych., 
 1900; Fellowship, Psych., igoi-2; Prof., Psych., 
 and Educ. and Dir., Tr. Sch., St. Norm. Sch.. 
 Cheney, Washington, 1902-5; Prof.. Educ. and 
 Dir., Tr. Sch., St. Norm. Sch., Macomb, 111., 
 1906-10; Prof., Educ, Teachers' Coll., Colum- 
 bia, 1910 — . Auth.: Pamphlet, A Statistical 
 Study of 111. H. Schs., Unk'. Studies. 1902; 
 /delations between Mental Activity and the 
 Circulation of the Blood, Psychological Reinew, 
 Vol. X, 1903, pp. 122-138; Chums, A Study in 
 Youthful Friendships, Pedagogical Sent., Vol. 
 ix, 1902, pp. 221-237; Productive Scholarship in 
 Norm. Schs., Educational Review, 1905; Ed., 
 
 Norm. Seminar, 1903-05; The Reasoning Abil- 
 ity of Children of the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth 
 Sch. Grades, Bur. of Publications, Teachers 
 Coll., 1910. Married Edna Madison MacDon- 
 ald, Ag 17, 1902, Shelbyville, 111. Children: 
 Virginia Madison, b. F 8, 1904; son, b. N 19, 
 1906. Address, Teachers Coll., Columbia 
 Univ., N. Y. City. 
 
 1464. EDWARD PARKMAN BOYD 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 6, 
 1877, Galesburg, 111.; s. Robert Hays (b. F 
 23. 1842, Pa.) and Letitia (Parkman) Boyd (b. 
 Ja I, 1852, Me.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. 
 Archs'. Club; Delta Tau Delta; Varsity Track 
 team. Arch. Draftsman, 1901; Instr., St. Coll., 
 Colo., 1901-4; City Arch., Manila, P. I., 1904-6; 
 Sr. Arch. Draftsman, Office Supervising Arch., 
 Treas. Dept., U. S. Govt., 1906-08; Supt., 
 Const., U. S. Pub. Bldgs., Okla., 1908—. 
 Patent Tension System Steel Framing, My 
 191 1 ; Fireproof Window, Ap 191 1. Mem., A. 
 F. A. M.; Far East Assn. Delta Tau Delta; 
 VX'ashington Arch. Club; Washington Alum- 
 ni Chap. D. T. D.; Okla. Alumni Chap. D. 
 T. D.; Pan Hellenic Club, Okla. City, Okla. 
 Married Lida Frances Howard, D 21, 1901, 
 Denver. Children: Martha, b. 1902; Elizabeth, 
 b. 1904; Letitia, b. 1909. Address, 1509 N. 
 McKinley Ave., Oklahoma City, Okla.f 
 
 1465. JOHN WILLIAM BOYD 
 Farmer; LL. B.; b. D 12, 1876, E. Bend 
 Tp., 111.; s. Charles (b. My 12, 1847, Tyrone 
 Co., Ire.) and Margaret Elizabeth (Miller) 
 Boyd (b. O 19, 1856, Herkimer Co., N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Rantoul H. S. Farming, 19 13 — . 
 Married Rose Jameson, Je 21, 1905, Rantoul, 
 111. Children: Edna May, b. Je 17, 1907; Paul 
 Harold, b. N 21, 1909; John Jameson, b. My 
 28, 191 5. Address, Westervelt, 111. 
 
 1466. ELLIS FREEMAN BRACKEN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 23, 1878; 
 s. James Alexander (b. Je 14, 1842, Greenview, 
 111.) and Laura Alice (Payne) Bracken. Pre- 
 pared in Greenview H. S. M. E. Soc; 
 E. E. Soc; Asst. Ed., Technograph. Elec. 
 Engr., Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago. 
 Mem., Christian Church. IMarried Bertha 
 Mabel Fisher, Je 26, 1906, La Porte, Ind. 
 Child, John Fisher, b. D 9, 1907. Address, 611 
 S. 8th St., Maywood, Ill.t 
 
 1467. LOUIS FREDERICK BRAYTON 
 Resident Mgr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap ig, 
 1877, Mt. Morris, 111.; s. A. W. (b. Mt. Morris) 
 and Harriett (Grigsby) Brayton (b. Lena, 111.). 
 Prepared in Mt. Morris Coll. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Leader ^Mandolin Club, two 
 yrs. C. B. & Q. R. R. Engrs. Office, Burling- 
 ton, la., 1901; Brown-Ketcham Iron Works. 
 Indianapolis, 1902; Supt., Const, for Richard 
 E. Schmidt, Arch., Chicago, 1903; Office Mgr., 
 Reed Variety Iron Works, Cleveland, Jl i, 
 1902; Office Mgr., Reed & Stem, Archs., St. 
 Paul, 1904; Arch. Engr., 1904; Res. Mgr., 
 Stone & Webster Engng. Corp., Portland, Ore., 
 1909; The Brayton Engng. Co., Gen. Constrs., 
 St. Paul, and the Brayton Engng. Co., Port- 
 land, Ore., 1909 — . Published Brayton Stand- 
 ard for the L'niform Design of Reinforced Con- 
 crete. Mem., Mystic Shrine. Married Grace 
 r.enjamin, N 8, 1905, Minneapolis. Address, 
 Drexel Apts., Overbrook, Pa.; bus. add., c /o 
 Am. Internat. Shipbldg. Corp., Hog Island, Pa. 
 
 1468. MINNIE CLARKE BRIDGMAN 
 
 (INGHAM) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1707) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. O 30, 1877, Keene, N. IL; d. 
 
 Charles Holbrook (b. 1850. Keene, N. H.) and 
 
 Carile Maria (Clarke) Bridgman (b. 1855, Put- 
 
 nev, Vt.). Prepared in Keene H. S.; Wellesley 
 
 Coll., 1896-99. Glee Club, 1899; Pi Beta Phi; 
 
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 [IQOI 
 
 Phi Delta Psi. Instr. and reviser, la. Univ. 
 S. S. of Lib. Sc, 1901; Asst. Libn., Univ. of 
 Cincinnati Lib., 1901-5. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn., 
 1Q00-4; O. Lib. Assn., 1902-4; Second V. P., 
 111. St. Lib. Sch. Alumni Assn., 1901-3; 
 Mem., Chap. B. 111. P. E. O. Soc, 1907; 
 Pres. Bd. of Trustees Clinton Pub. Lib., 
 1910-11. Married Leonard W. Ingham ('02), 
 O 25, 1905, Keene, N. IL Children: John 
 Leonard, b. Ap 20, 1908; Alice Carile, b. Jl 11, 
 1 910; Sarah Bridgman, b. Ja 28, 1912; Ruth 
 Helen, b. Ap 4, 1913. Address, 622 N. Monroe 
 St., Clinton, 111. 
 
 1469. CLAUDE PORTER BRIGGS 
 Prin. and Asst. Supt.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. N 2, 1874, Minier, 111.; s. B. T. (b. S 15, 
 1844, Minier, 111.) and Agnes (Porter) Briggs 
 (b. F 25'. 1S52, Mackinaw, 111.). Prepared in 
 Minier H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., H. S. Dept. 
 Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Kappa; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Mgr., Baseball Team. Prin. and Asst. Supt., 
 H. S'., Rockford, 111. Mem., B. P. O. E.; A. 
 F. A. M.; Pres., 111. St. H. S. Ath. Assn., 
 1907; V. P., Supts. and Prins., 191 1; Pres., 
 Univ. Club of Rockford. Married Kathryn 
 Kendall, Je 30, 1909, Chicago. Address, 1 1 29 
 Grant Ave., Rockford, 111. 
 
 1470. JAMES WILLIAM BUCHANAN 
 Farmer and Fruit Grower; B. S. in Sc. b. 
 F 1 8, 1863, Clark Co., Ind.; s. Silas (b. Mr 
 8, 1825, do.) and Sarah Ann (Reynolds) 
 Buchanan (b. N 27, 1831). Prepared in Nat. 
 Norm. Univ. Teacher, H. S., Spokane, Wash., 
 1901-12; Prin., Pub. Schs., Chattaroy, Wash., 
 1912-13; Supt. Schs., Tillanook, Ore., 1913-14; 
 Prin., Pub. Schs., Fernwood, Idaho, 1914-15; 
 Farmer and Fruit grower, Rathdrum, Idaho, 
 19 1 5 — . Deputy Horticultural Insp., Dist. No. 
 I, Idaho, 1916-18. Mem., Christian Church. 
 Address, R. No. 1, Rathdrum, Idaho. 
 
 1471. JAY HORACE BURDICK 
 Business; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 20, 1878, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. William R. (b. 1848, St. Charles. 
 111.) and Emily M. (Joslyn) Burdick (b. 1S53, 
 Woodstock, 111.). Agr. Club; Art Club. Asst. 
 Forest Expert, Bur. of Forestry, Dept. of Agr. 
 of U. S., 1901-3; Sec, RadclitFe Regalia Co., 
 Elgin, 111., 1903-6; Cattle Ranch, Colo., 1906-10; 
 Sec, Burdick Banner Co., 191 o — . Mem., B. 
 P. O. E.; R. N. A. Married Mabel J. Jackson, 
 Ag 10, 1912, Elgin, 111. Children: Orpha 
 Louise, b. S 2. 191 4; Virginia May, b. Ap 
 29, 1918.. Address, 25 S. Channing St., Elgin, 
 III.; bus. add., 460 Dupage St., do. 
 
 1472. HENRIETTA ANNE CALHOUN 
 (Sister of No. 2341) 
 Physician; B. S. in L. & A.; A. M., 1903; b. 
 D 19, 1S80; d. William John (b. S 12, 1857. 
 Pittsburgh) and Melcena J. (Ferguson) Cal- 
 houn (b. Je 29, 1859, Washington, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Hvde Park H. S. and Univ. Acad. 
 M. D., Univ. of Mich., 1917. Chi Omega; 
 Alpha Epsilon Iota; Alpha Omega Alpha. 
 Head of Sc. Dept., H. S., Escanaba, Mich., 
 1003-7; Asst., Biol., Davenport, la., 1907-S; 
 Univ. of Mich. Med. Dept., 1908-9; Head Sc. 
 Dept., Columbia Coll., S. C., 1909-12; Asst., 
 Neuropathologist, Univ. of Mich., 1912-15; 
 Med. Dept., do.. 1915-17; Asst. Phys.. Coure 
 Pvt. LIosp. and pvt. practice, 191 7 — ; Asst. Prof., 
 Bacteriology and Pathology. St. Univ. of Iowa, 
 1917 — . Auth. : Some New Observations on 
 Blood Plates, and Leucocytes, A))i. Jour. Phys- 
 iol., Vol. X, 4 pp.; Some Observations on the 
 Micro-chemistry of Blood Plates, Jour. A. M. 
 A., 1906, pp. 338-380 and Brit. Med. Jour., D 
 22, 1906. Mem., A. C. A.; Washtenau Co. Med. 
 Assn.; Mich. St. Med. Assn. Address, The 
 Summit Apts., Iowa City, la.; bus. add.. Uni- 
 versity of Iowa, do. 
 
 1473- ASHTON ELLSWORTH CAMPBELL 
 (Brother of Nos. 1834, 2046) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1904; 
 b. My 13, 1876, Sadorus, 111.; s. David Lewis 
 (b. 1837. Long Branch, N. J.) and Almira 
 (Ball) (Tampbell (b. 1842, Delaware, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident; Theta Nu 
 Kpsilon. Address, 28V6 Main St., Champaign. t 
 
 1474- GEORGE RUSSELL CARR 
 (Brother of No. 731) 
 V. P. and Gen. Mgr.; B. S. in Chem.; b. 
 Ja 23, 1879, Argenta, 111,; s. Robert Franklin 
 (b. My 13, 1832, Deckertown, N. J.) and 
 Emily A. (Smick) Carr (b. Ap 10, 1839, De- 
 catur, 111.)-. Prepared in Austin H. S. Kappa 
 Sigma; Iltio Bd. ; Mgr., Football Team. Start- 
 ed with Dearborn Drug and Chem. Works as 
 Salesman, 1901, held various positions; V. P. 
 and Gen. Mgr., do., 1908 — . Mem.. Univ. Club 
 of Chicago; Chicago Ath. Club; Exmoor Golf 
 Club; S. Shore Country Club; Oak Park Club; 
 A. C. S. Married Katherine M. Mortenson, Jl 
 15, 1913, San Francisco, Child, Katherine 
 Mortenson, b. Mr 18, 1915. Address, 936 Lake 
 Si ore Drive, Chicago; bus. add., 332 S. Michi- 
 gan Ave., do. 
 
 1475. JESSIE ANNA CARROLL (SMITH) 
 B. L. S. ; b. Wilmington, O. ; d. John and 
 Mary (Hunt) Carroll. Prepared in Wilming- 
 ton (O.) H. S. A. B., Wilmington Coll. Cata- 
 loger, Univ. of Cincinnati Lib., 1901-3; Cata- 
 loger, Univ. of Calif. Lib., 1903-4. Mem., Am. 
 Lib. Assn., 1902; O. Lib. Assn., 1902-3; Calif. 
 Lib. Assn., 1902; Soc. of Friends. Married 
 Ralph Eliot Smith, 19.06, Whittier, Calif. Child, 
 William Carroll, b. 1908. Address, Berkeley, 
 Calif.t 
 
 1476. FLORENCE EMELINE CARTER 
 (SHERMAN) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Ag 24, 1874, Fairfield, Vt.; d. 
 James Madison Gore (b. Ap 15, 1843, W. 
 Kden, 111.) and Eunice Rebecca (Northrop) 
 Carter (b. Jl 3, 1845, Fairfield, Vt.). Prepared 
 in Waukegan H. S.; Wilson {^oll.. Pa., 1893-4; 
 Lake Forest Coll., 1898-9. Pi Beta Phi; Phi 
 Delta Upsilon; Univ. Dramatic C^lub. Libn., 
 Pub. Lib., Champaign, 1901-3. Pres., Pi Beta 
 Plii Alumnae Club of Los Angeles; Nat. Chm., 
 Extcn. Com. of Pi Beta Phi; Mem.. Pan- 
 Hellenic Assn., Spokane; Coll. Woman's Club, 
 Los Angeles; Hollywood Woman's Club. Mar- 
 ried Eaton Goodell Sherman, Jl 21, 1903, Mil- 
 waukee. Children: Carter Goodell, b. ■ O 10, 
 1904 (died O 23, 1904); Helen Emogene 
 Northrop, b. O 6, 1906. Address, 2002 El Cer- 
 rito PI., Los Angeles. 
 
 1477. CHARLES CORY CHAMBERLIN 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 9. 1878, 
 Hoopeston, III.; s. Oliver Perry (b. McCutch- 
 ensville, O.) and Jeanette (Cory) Chamberlin 
 (b. O.). Prepared in Hoopeston H. S. Illio 
 Bd.; Sigma Chi. Mgr., Claim Dept., Am. Can- 
 ning Co., Chicago, 1901-3; Grain Broker, 1903-5; 
 Mgr. and Treas., Charter Mfg. Co., 1905-8; Gen. 
 Agt., The Austin- Western Co., Ltd., Chicago, 
 1898-13; Sales Mgr., Austin Mfg. Co., 1913 — . 
 Married Marie Lamb, D 31, 1907, Chicago. 
 Children: Joseph Webb, b F 16, 1913; Doris, 
 b. O 12. 1914. Address, 7206 Oglesby Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 910 S. Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 1478. EDWARD PIERCE CHAPIN 
 (Husband of No. 1731; Brother of Nos. 1644, 
 2050, 2612, 3319) 
 Publisher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 8, 1878, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Edward Bonapart (b. My 17, 
 1857, Clyde, N. Y.) and Lucy Margaret 
 (Pierce) Chapin (b. Je 2, 1858, Brownstown, 
 O.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Philoma- 
 
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 thean; Eng. Club; Pol. Sc. Club; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Ed. -in-Chief, Illio; Class Historian; 
 Class Day Speaker. Adv. Solicitor and Re- 
 porter for Champaign News, 1901-02; Telegraph 
 Ed., Mattoon Jour., 1903; Assoc. Ed., Cham- 
 paign News, 1903-05; Ed. and Publisher, trec- 
 burg Tribune, 1905 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Harriet Elizabeth McCully ('02 j, Je 
 16, 1904. Children: Edward William, b. Jl 23, 
 1908; Ruth, b. Jl 16, 1911. Address, lUiopolis, 
 Ill.t 
 
 1479. CHARLES HIRAM CHAPMAN 
 Bank Examiner; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 13, 
 1877, Vienna, 111.; s. Daniel Clinton (b. Jl 
 20, 1828, Vienna. 111.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Rose) Chapman (b. Ja 20, 1836, Vienna, 111.). 
 Prepared in Vienna H. S. Eng. Club; German 
 Club; Capt. and Maj., Univ. Regt. Studied 
 Law at George Washington Univ., 1901-2; 
 Clerk, office of Comptroller of the Currency, 
 Washington, D. C, 1901-2; Asst. Nat. Bank 
 Examiner, New York City. 1902-7; Nat. Bank 
 Examiner, West. New York, 1907-10; V. P., 
 Traders Nat. Bank, Rochester, N. Y., 1910-11; 
 Nat. Bank Examiner, So. Pa., 1911 — . Married 
 Nelle Perkins, Jl 15. 1903, Vienna, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Harriet Elizabeth, b. O 21, 1904 (died 
 My 20, 1914); Helen Alberta, b. S 10, 1916. 
 Address, 157 West Durham St., Philadelphia; 
 bus. add., 416 P. O. Bldg., do. 
 
 1480. 'ADELAIDE MARIA CHASE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Jl 27, 1876, W. Med- 
 ford, Mass.; d. R. G. and Mary A. C. (Wil- 
 liams) Chase (b. Boston). Pi Beta Phi. Asst., 
 N. H. St. Lib., Concord, N. H.; Bus. Libn., 
 Stone & Webster, Boston. Died My 19, 1904. 
 West Medford, Mass. 
 
 1481. MARGARET BELLE CHESTER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 638, 1112, 2350, 2935) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 7, 1881, 
 Champaign; d. Ezra E. (b. Ap 30, 1837, Truro 
 Tp., Franklin Co., O.) and Margaret Elizabeth 
 (Powell) Chester (b. F 25, 1840, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Teaching in Pub. 
 Schs., Champaign. Mem., Presby. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 717 W. University Ave., Champaign. t 
 
 1482. WILLIAM CULLEN CHIPPS 
 (Brother of No. 1204) 
 Draftsman and Engr. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. 
 Je 8, 1879, Sullivan, 111.; s. Abia (b. Je 8, 1852, 
 Clarksburg, W. Va.) and America (Lilly) 
 Chipps (b. O 10, 1856, Sullivan, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Sullivan H. S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Shield and Trident; Yoxan; Theta Nu Epsilon. 
 Draftsman, 1903; Chief Draftsman, 1909; Asst. 
 Chief. Engr., Am. Brake Shoe and Foundry 
 (Zo., Mahwah, N. J. Address, 4516 W. 26th 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 1483. HARRY AUGUSTUS COFFMAN 
 Manufacturer; LL. B.; b. My 30, 1879, Cham- 
 paign; s. David Harrison (b. 1840, Lancaster, 
 O.) and Sarah Ellen (Ruhl) Coffman (b. 1856, 
 Rockford, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi. Dealer in 
 Vehicles and Implements, Champaign, IQ07; 
 Wholesale Bus. in do., Peoria, 1910; Mfg., 
 mach. line, 1910 — . Married Jessie Elizabeth 
 Trotter, N 12, 1903. Children: Katherine 
 Frances, b. D 16, 1904; Harriet Ellen, b. S 
 8, 1908; David Harrison, b. Je 9, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 1 125 Knoxville Ave., Peoria. 
 
 1484. AGNES MARY COLE 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. My 9, 1873, Wheaton, 
 111.; d. Jordon James (b. Ap 16. 1833. Maho- 
 pac, N. Y.) and Susan Phylora (Smith) Cole 
 (b. Ja 2, 1850, Whitehall. N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Wheaton H. S. B. S., WHieaton Coll., 1893. 
 Reviser, Univ. of 111. Lib. Sch., 1901-3; Cata- 
 log Libn., 1903-6; Libn., Lead, S. Dak., 1907-8; 
 
 Lib. Cataloger, 1908-16; Sr. Asst., Univ. of 
 Calif. Lib., 1916 — . Mem., Epis. Church. 
 .■iddress, 2500 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 1485. GUY RICHARD COLLINS 
 (Brother of No. 1117) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 10, 1878, 
 Mansfield, 111.; s. William Grigsby (b. 1842, la.) 
 and Eliza Catherine (Meliza) Collins (b. 183:, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Mech. Struct. 
 Draftsman, 1901-4; Whiting Fdy. Equipt. Co.; 
 Baker Iron Works, Los Angeles, 1904-5; Edison 
 Elec. Co., Los Angeles, 1905 — . Married Zilds 
 E. Clark, Ja 15, 1905, Farmer City, 111. Ad 
 dress, Biggar, Sask., Can.t 
 
 i486. PHILIP ARTHUR CONARD 
 (Husband of No. 1275) 
 Ex. Sec, Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. N 9, 1875, Monticello, 111.; s. Philip H. (b. 
 Jl 13, 1840, Utica, O.) and Martha Orrilla 
 (Davis) Conard (b. D 23, 1S53, Clarkshill, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Monticello H. S. and Univ. 
 Acad. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Adelphic; Eng. 
 Club; Orat. Assn.; Choral Soc. Gen. Sec, 
 Univ. of HI. Y. M. C. A., 1901-4; Asst. Sec, 
 Stud. Volunteer Movement, New York City, 
 1905-6; Foreign Sec, Internat. Com., Y. M. C. 
 A. of N. Y., Slontevideo. Uruguay, 1906 — ; Ex. 
 Sec, Continental Com., Y. M. C. A. of S. Am., 
 1916 — . Auth.: Christian Pan-Americanism, 
 1914; Recreative Activities in Uruguay, Play- 
 ground, D 1913. Delegate of Nat. Comn. of 
 Phys. Educ. of Uruguay to Recreative Cong. 
 of Plaj'ground and Recreative Assn. of Am., 
 1913. Mem., M. E. Church; Epworth League, 
 Pres. Married Florence Mary Smith ('99), 
 S 2, 1915, Rio Janeiro, Brazil. Children: Flor- 
 ence Elizabeth, b. Je 2, 1916; Lois Orrilla, b. 
 Ag 16, 1918. Address, Avenida 18 de Julio 
 968, Montevideo, L'ruguay. 
 
 1487. GEORGE MARSHALL CROSSLAND 
 (Brother of Nos. 41 18, 5623) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 11, 1878, 
 Varna, 111.; s. Hiram Venton (b. Ap 29, 1848, 
 do.) and Cythia Lovenia (Broaddus) Crossland 
 (b. My 6, 1847, Henry, 111.). Prepared in 
 Sheldon H. S. Pol. Sc. Club; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma, 1912. Teacher, Mil. Acad., Bunker 
 Hill, 111., 1901-2; Indianapolis Schs., 1902-4; 
 DeKalb H. S., 1904-7; Harvey, 111., 1907-11; 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1911-13; Asst. Cashier, 
 First Nat. Bank, Harvey, III., 1913-15; 
 Teacher, Bookkeeping and Accounting, Short- 
 ridge H. S., Indianapolis, 1915 — -. Address, 
 516 E. 2ist St., Indianapolis. 
 
 1488. WILLIAM LIEBRICK CROUCH 
 Min. Supt.; LL. B. ; b. Ag :i, 1868, Rozetta, 
 III.; s. W. A. M. Crouch. Prepared in Norm. 
 H. S. Address, 1023 Pennsylvania Ave., Kan- 
 sas City, Mo.t 
 
 1489. LAWRENCE EVERETT CURFMAN 
 (Husband of No. 1615) 
 City Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr i, i88o, 
 near Hayes, 111.; s. James Wesley (b. N 22, 
 [851, near Pittsfield, 111.) and Maria Anne 
 (VVhitehead) Curfman (b. O 28, 1855, near 
 Clyde, 111.). Prepared in Tolono and Ur- 
 Ijana H. Schs. Adelphic; Capt., Univ. Regt.; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. Teacher, 1901-3; 
 btud., Univ. of 111., 1903-5; C. Engr., I. C. R. 
 R., 1905; Rodman. 1. C. R. R., Chicago, 1905; 
 Draftsman, Ore. Short Line. Pocatello, Idaho, 
 1905; Levelman, C. M. & P. S. R. R., Bitter Root 
 Mts., Idaho, 1905-6; Asst. Engr., San Jose & 
 Santa Clara Co. R. R., San Jose, Calif., 1906- 
 7; Engr., Union Traction Co.. Santa Cruz, 
 Calif., 1907-8; Asst. Engr., U. S. Reclamation 
 Service, C)rland, Calif., 1909; City Engr., 
 Pittsburg, Kan., 1909 — . Capt. Engrs., U. S. R., 
 1917; Maj., 314th Engrs., U. S R., 1917; Lt 
 
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 [1901 
 
 Col., do., A. E. F., Je 12, 1918— ; Returned to 
 states, Mr 1919. Auth. : Tests of Sand and 
 Lime Brick. Mem., Am. Soc. of Mun. Improve- 
 ments; Kan. Engng. Soc; assoc. mem., A. S. 
 C. E. Married Winifred Sue Williams ('01), Jl 
 28, 1906, Urbana. Child, Lawrence Everett, Jr., 
 b. Ap 13, 1909. Address, 406 W. Adams Ave., 
 PittsDurg, Kan. 
 
 1490. MARY BELLE DAVIS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1916; 
 b. Philo, 111.; d. Edward (b. Ap 15, 1831, 
 Montgomeryshire, Wales) and Caroline D. 
 (Markle) Davis (b. O 13, 1841, Waterloo, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Y. M. 
 C. A.; Kappa Alpha Theta. Taught, Rantoul, 
 1901-4; Urbana, 1904-5; Indianapolis Pub. Schs., 
 1905-6; H. S., Louisiana, Mo., 1906-8; Urbana, 
 1908-11; Muscatine, la., 1911-14; Teacher, H. 
 S. Champaign, 1916 — . Address, 608 S. Lin- 
 coln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 1491. NELLIE ELIZABETH DETRICK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 19, 1879, 
 Donovan, 111.; d. Thomas Benton (b. Philadel- 
 phia) and Cordelia Edith (Hedge) Detrick (b. 
 Hayden, Ind.). Prepared in 111. Wesleyan 
 Prep., Bloomington, 111. Alethenai. Taught 
 in Seymour, 111., 1902-4; Tolono, 1905-7; Cham- 
 paign, 1900 — . Address, 401 W. Green St., 
 Champaign. t 
 
 1492. GERTRUDE SEMPILL DILLON 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 1122, 3707) 
 Teacher; A. B. ; b. Mr 6, 1871, Ash Grove, 
 111; d. Henry (b. 1841, Ridge Farm, 111.) and 
 Rachael (Wagner) Dillon (b. 1845, Milford, 
 do.). Prepared in Grand Prairie Sem. Y. W. 
 C. A.; Alethenai; German Club. Teacher, St. 
 Norm. Sch., Spearfish, S. Dak., 1901-3; do., 
 Lang. Dept., No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., DeKalb, 
 111., 1904-6; Grand Prairie Sem., 1907-8; Mar- 
 ion H. S., 1908-9; Eng., 111. Woman's Coll., 
 Jacksonville, 111., 1909-10; Estacada, Ore., 
 1912; Mgr., farm and H. S. teacher, do., 
 1914 — . Mem., M. E. Church; Gen. Sec, Y. 
 W. C. A., 1900-01, Univ. of 111.; Woman's 
 Club. Sheldon, 111. Address, R. No. 1, Esta- 
 cada, Ore. 
 
 1493. ROY HODGSON DILLON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 12, 1877, 
 Normal, 111.; s. Isaiah (b. My 25, 1834, Taze- 
 well Co., III.) and Mary (FisheV) Dillon (b. 
 Ag 2$, 1836, do.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Engng. Soc; Track Team. Testing 
 Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 
 1901-4; Gen. Engng. office work, 1904-12; in- 
 stalling equipment for hydro-elec. power plant, 
 Santa Rosalia, Mex., 1912-13; do., St. Louis 
 office of Gen. Elec. Co., 1914-15; do., high 
 tension sub-station near Parral, Mex., 1Q15-16. 
 Engr., Officer's Tr. Sch.; Capt., Co. A, 7th 
 Regt.; do., Co. C, 5th Regt.; do., Co. B, 5th 
 Regt., Camp A. A. Humphreys, Va. ; Mustered 
 out. Ja 1919. Mem., A. I. E. E. Address, 404 
 Broadway, Normal, 111. 
 
 1494. EDWARD MURRAY EAST 
 (Husband of No. 2329) 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1904; Ph. 
 p., 1907; b. O 4, 1879, DuQuoin, 111.; s. Wil- 
 liam Harvey and Sarah Granger (Woodruff) 
 East. Prepared in DuQuoin H. S. and Case 
 Sch. of Applied Sc. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta. 
 Stud. Asst., Chem., 1899-1901; Asst. Chem., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1901-4; ist Asst., 
 Plant Breeding, do., 1904-5; Agron., Conn. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., 1905-9; Asst. Prof., Exp. Plant 
 Morphology, Harvard, 1909-14; Prof., 1914 — . 
 Auth.: Numerous scientific papers and mono- 
 graphs on physiol. chem., plant physiology, and 
 plant genetics. Collaborator, Bur. Plant Indus., 
 U. S. D. A., 1908—; Chm., Nat. Research 
 
 Council, 191 7; Editorial Bd., Genetics, 1916; 
 do.. Botanical Abstracts, 1918; mem., Coms. on 
 Agr., Bot., and Botanical Raw Products; Am. 
 Philosophical Soc; Bot. Soc. Am.; Fellow, A. 
 A. A. S.; Fellow, A. A. S.; New England Bot. 
 Club. Married Mary Lawrence Boggs Cos), 
 S 2, 1903. Children: Elizabeth Woodruff, b. 
 .S 3, 1904; Margaret Lawrence, b. Ag 26, 1907; 
 Edward Murray, Jr., b. O 23, 1908 (died N 25, 
 1908). Address, 87 Robinwood Ave., Boston; 
 bus. add., Bussey Institution, Jamaica Plain, do. 
 
 1495- ROYAL SAMUEL ELDER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 21, 1879, Farm Ridge, 
 111., LaSalle Co.; s. Dr. S. S. (b. Pa.) and 
 Rachel (Braden) Elder. Prepared in Streator 
 H. S. Bar Assn., Wichita, Kan. Married 
 Harriet Fornof, S i, 1909, Streator, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 530 S. Topeka Ave., Wichita, Kan.; bus. 
 add.. Suite 429, Beacon Bldg., dct 
 
 1496. ARTHUR DONALDSON EMMETT 
 Research Chem.; B. S. in Chem.; A. M., 
 
 1905; b. D 19, 1879, Lee, 111.; s. William 
 Hewson (b. St. Catherine, Ont., Can.)' and 
 Susannah (Castleman) Emmett (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Jennings Sem., Aurora, and Peoria H. 
 Schs. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Biol. 
 Chem., St. Water Sur., Univ. of 111., 1901-2; 
 with Armour & Co., Chicago, 1902-3; Nutrition 
 Invest. Lab., Univ. of 111., 1903-5; Assoc, 
 Nutrition, do., 1906-10; Asst. Chief, An. Nutri- 
 tion, 111. Agr. Exp., 1911-15; on leave, 1905-6, 
 and 1915-16, Columbia; Instr., Biol. Chem., 
 do., 1915-16; Asst. Chief Nutrition, Univ. of 
 111., 1916-17; Biol. Chem., Research Dept., 
 Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit, 1917 — . Auth.: 
 The Chem. of Animal Feces, II; The Deter- 
 mination of Fatty Matter in Animal Feces by 
 Ether and Carbon Tetrachloride, Jour. A. C. S., 
 31, 6, pp. 693-695, 1909; biochemical papers in 
 Jour. A. C. A., and Biol. Chem.; Bui. U. S. 
 Dept. Agr. and Agr. E.vp. Sta., 111.; also 
 various scientific articles, with Dr. H. S. 
 Grindley and others, on the subject of nutri- 
 tion, etc. Mem., M. E. Church; A. A. A. S., 
 Fellow; Am. Acad, of Pol. and Soc. Sc. ; Am. 
 Soc. of An. Nutrition; Am. Soc. of Biol. Chems. ; 
 A. C. A.; Am. Breeders Assn.; Columbia Univ. 
 Biochem. Assn., Collaborator on the Columbia 
 Biochem. Bui.; Assn. of Official Agr. Chems.; 
 Referee on the separation of nitrogenous bodies 
 in meats for 1912; Public Health Assn.; 111. 
 Acad, of Sc. Married Clara May Bullard, F 
 10, 1910, Mechanicsburg, 111. Children: Mary 
 Alice, b. D 7, 191 1; Edward Burton, b. Jl 16, 
 1914; Arthur Robert, b. Ap 7, 1917. Address, 
 1504 Phillip Ave., Detroit. 
 
 1497. CLARK HUGHES FELLINGHAM 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 2, 1873, Ma- 
 
 zon. 111.; s. Warren C. (b. Mr 29, 1845, Utica, 
 N. Y.) and Sarah E. (Tuisman) Fellingham (b. 
 Mr 8, 1840, Louden Co., Va.). Prepared in 
 N. W. Univ. Acad.; Knox Coll. Acad.; N. W. 
 Univ., 1897-9. Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta. Mar- 
 ried Bertha M. Benson, Je 27, 1906, Chicago. 
 .iddress, Verona, Ill.t 
 
 1498. MASON McCLOUD FISHBACK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F i, 1878, 
 near Marshall, 111.; s. James Madison (b. Ap 
 10, r847, Clark Co., 111.) and Orrel Virginia 
 (Adams) Fishback (b. Ap 15, 1849). Pre- 
 pared in Paris H. S. Adelphic; Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Pol. Sc. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Class 
 Day Historian. Teacher, Hist., H. S., Urbana, 
 1001-4; in bus., Roseland, La., 1904-6; Teacher, 
 Ilist., Union, H. S., Orange, Calif., 1906 — . 
 .\uth.: 111. Legislation on Slavery and Free 
 Negroes, Trans. III. Hist. Soc, 1904; several 
 articles in Hist. Teachers Mag. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; .So. Calif. Hist. Teachers' Assn.; Am. 
 Hist. .\ssn. Married Lenore Rose Fishback, 
 Je 30, 191S, Charter Oak, Calif, (died Ap 19, 
 1917). Address, 261 N. Olive St., Orange, 
 Calif. 
 
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 1499. HATTIE BELLE FRAHM (FORNOF) 
 (Sister of No. 646) 
 LL. B.; b. My 15, 1879, Tuscola, 111.; d. 
 Hans (b. My 14, 1836, Schleswig-Holstein, 
 Ger.) and Cynthia A. (Abbott) Frahm (b. D 
 13, 1841, Tuscola, 111.). Prepared in Tuscola 
 H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1898-1900. Married 
 George Norris Fornof, Ap 8, 1903, Tuscola, 
 111. Address, Streator, Ill.t 
 
 1500. CHARLES WILBUR FRANKS 
 Sch. Supt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag i, 1876; 
 s. George W. (b. Brookville, 111.) and Clara 
 (McCTullough) Franks. Prepared in Lanark 
 H. S. Taught in Philippine Insular Gov., 
 1901-10; Div. Supt., Schs., 1910-18; Supt., 
 Philippine Norm. Sch., Manila, igi8 — . Mar- 
 ried Mame Harrington, O 6, 1906, Lanark, 
 111. Children: Sarah Margaret, b. Ag 30, 1909; 
 Clara Helen, b. Jl 11, 191 1. Address, Manila, 
 P. I. 
 
 I SOI. NELLIE MAY FRAZEY (VINES 
 4 ' EAGELSTON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2533; Sister of No. 1131) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 30, 1878, 
 Nickerson, Kan.; d. Frederick Lauderbach (b. 
 Jl 24, 1840, Everett, Pa.) and Parmelia Jane 
 (Hanks) Frazey (b. Tl 8, 1844, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Alethenai, Pres. ; Y. 
 W. C. A. Cabinet; Watcheka League. Teacher 
 in Primary, Tuscola, 111., 1901-2; do., Bushnell 
 H. S., 1902-3; Sheboygan, Wis., 1903-5; Prin., 
 Tp. H. S., Rolling Prairie, Ind., 1910-11; Prin., 
 H. S., Villa Grove, 111., 1911-12; Eng. teacher, 
 H. S., Urbana, 1912-13; pvt. kindergarten, 
 1916 — . Mem., Women's Club; Pythian Sis- 
 ters; O. E. S.; Presby. Church; Mothers' 
 Club; Civics Club. Married Edgar James 
 Vines ('05), Ag 16, 1905, Urbana (died Je 23, 
 1909); Frank Ward Eagelston, Ja 4, 1913- 
 Children: Quentin Corot, b. Je 4, 1906; Alicia 
 Nelletta, b. O 13, 1909; Robert Browning, b. 
 Ja 7, 1914. Address, 1307 Main St., Urbana. 
 
 1502. FRANK GEORGE FROST 
 
 Gen. Supt., Power Co.; A. B. in M. E.; b. 
 F I, 1872, Gays, 111.; s. Samuel George (b. Ag 
 3, 1842, Portage Co., O.) and Nancy L. (Gam- 
 mill) Frost (b. F 19, 1845, Moultrie Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon; Tau Beta Pi; Mgr., Illio. Draftsman 
 and Supt., Erection, A. L. Ide & Sons, Spring- 
 field, 1901-3; Chief Draftsman, Rarig Engng. 
 Co., Columbus, 1903-4; Chief Draftsman, Shef- 
 field Cor. Co., "Three Rivers, Mich., 1904-6; 
 Engr., The W. K. Palmer Co., Kansas City, 
 Mo., 1906-7; Engr., Am. Cities Co., Birming- 
 ham, Ala., Little Rock, Ark., New Orleans, 
 La., Houston, Tex., 1907-15; Gen. Supt., 
 Houston Lighting and Power Co., Houston, 
 Tex., 1915-18; Gen. Supt., New Orleans Rail 
 way & Light Co., 1918 — . Married Cornelia 
 Harlow, Je i, 1904, Janesville, Wis. (died D 
 1906); Daisy Hargrove, Je 8, 1910, Florence, 
 Ala. Address, New Orleans Railway & Light 
 Co., Houston, Tex. 
 
 1503. EDWARD JAMES FUCIK 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 26, 1880, 
 
 Chicago; s. Frank (b. 1850, Bernarditz, Bo- 
 hemia) and Anna (Kakuska) Fucik (b. 1850, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. S. 
 and Man. Tr. Sch. Civ. Engr., Const. San. 
 Dist. of Chicago, five yrs. ; with George M. 
 Jackson, two yrs.; Great Lakes Dredge & Dock 
 Co., three and one half yrs.; Paige Iron Works, 
 one half yr.; Designing Engr., High Pressure 
 Water System, Chicago, 1904 (not built); 
 Engr., Bridge Foundation on which steel sheet 
 piles were first used in U. S.; Asst. Gen. Mgr., 
 Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co., Chicago; 
 Designer and Contr. of largest concrete dry 
 dock on Great Lakes. Auth. : Steel Cofferdams 
 in Chicago Riv., Technograph, pp. 94-102. 
 
 Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs. ; Assoc. Mem., A. 
 S. E.; Nat. Geog. Soc; I. O. O. F.; A. F. A. 
 M. ; Shrine; Univ. Club; Medinah Temple; 
 Oriental Consistory 32d degree. Married Agnes 
 M. Montford, S 3, 1912, Marquette, 111. 
 Children: Edward Montford, b. 1914; Frank 
 Montford, b. 1917. Address, 3852 N. Hamlin 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1504. GRACE ANN GARNETT (HOBBLE) 
 (Wife of No. 1524; Sister of Nos. 950, 2098, 
 3373, 3745. 4670) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 14, 1877, St. Mary's, 
 111.; d. Robert Kirtley (b. Ag 4, 1844, do.) 
 and Annie Elizabeth (Hunter) Garnett (b. O 
 19, 1845, Catasauqua, Pa.). Prepared at Car- 
 thage Coll. Acad. Alethenai. Prin., H. S., 
 Piano, 111., 1901-5; Teacher, Lat. and Hist., 
 Prescott H. S. Married Arthur Casson Hobble 
 Coi), Je 29, 1907, Plymouth, 111. Children: 
 Harlan Garnett, b. F 3, 1909; Flora Eloise, b. 
 Ag 29, 191 1. Address, Rushville, Ill.t 
 
 1505. HENRY ALLEN GLEASON 
 (Brother of No. 4674) 
 Professor and Botanist; B. S. in Sc; A. M., 
 1904; b. Ta 2, 1882, Dalton City, 111.; s. Henry 
 Milton (b. Ag 21, 1838, Akron, O.) and 
 Alsina Belle (Magruder) Gleason (b. D 13, 
 1858, Coshocton, O.). Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S. Ph. D., Columbia, 1906. Gamma Alpha; 
 Nat. Hist. Soc; Sec. and Treas., Field Club; 
 Sergeant at Arms, Fresh, class; Sec, Sr. class, 
 I St Sem.; Treas., 2d Sem. ; Illini staff. Asst., 
 Bot., Univ. of 111., 1901-3; Instr., summer, 
 1901; Instr., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1903-4; Fellow, 
 O. St. Univ., 1904-5; Ecologist, Univ. of Mich.; 
 Museum Expedition to Isle Royale, summer, 
 1905; Insti-., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1906-9; Special 
 Asst., Mo. Botanical Garden, summer, 1904; 
 Investigation of inland sand dunes for Botanical 
 Soc. of Am., summer, 1908; Assoc, Bot., 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Asst. Prof., Bot., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1910-16; Assoc. Prof., do.. 1916 — ; 
 Dir., Biol. Sta., do., 1913-15; Dir., Botanical 
 Gardens and Arboretum, do., 1915 — ; New York 
 Botanical Garden, 1918 — -. Has made various 
 contributions to botanical sc, especially taxon- 
 omy, ecology, and phytogeography, 1903. Auth.: 
 About forty articles, ranging in size from one 
 to 160 pp., and dealing with various subjects in 
 plant ecology, phytogeography, and systematic 
 bot.; these embody results of original investi- 
 gation, 1901 — ; Spring Flora (with W. A. Kel- 
 lerman and J. H. Schaffner) 188 pp., 1906. 
 Mem.. Congr. Church; Nat. Geog. Soc; Sigma 
 Xi; Torrey Botanical Club; Univ. Club (111.) 
 charter mem., 1910; 111. Acad, of Sc, charter 
 mem., 19 10; Botanical Soc. of Am.; A. A. A. 
 S., mem., 1901-7; fellow, 1907; Mich. Acad, of 
 Sc; Research Club of Univ. of Mich.; Assn. of 
 Am. Geographers; Ecological Soc. of Am.; Am. 
 Assn. of Univ. Profs. Married Eleanor Mattel, 
 Je 9, 1915, Fresno, Calif. Children: Henry Al- 
 len. Jr., b. Ap 18, 1917; Anne, b. N 25, 1918. 
 Address, Bronx Park, New York Botanical 
 Garden, New York City. 
 
 1506. JOSEPH HINCKLEY GORDON 
 
 (Brother of No. 5162) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1901; 
 LL. B., 1906; b. O 7, 1879, Vandalia, 111.; 
 s. Joseph Allen (b. F 2, 1847, Vandalia, 111.) 
 and Mary Abby (Hinckley) Gordon (b. Ag 5. 
 1854, Boston). Prepared in Fort Collins 
 (Colo.) H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Theta Kappa Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; Eng. 
 Club; Oratorical Assn.; Philomathean; Pol. Sc. 
 Club; Class Pres.; Assoc Ed., Illio; Illini Staff. 
 H. S. Prin., 1901-3; Instr., Univ. Acad, and 
 Stud, in Coll. of Law, 1903-6; Atty., 1906 — . 
 Auth.: Pamphlet on 111. Ry. Legislation and 
 Commerce Control since 1870, Univ. of III. 
 Studies, 1904, 81 pp. Married Mary Louise 
 Obermiller, O 16, 1906, Mt. Pulaski, 111. 
 
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 ligoi 
 
 Children: Joseph Harold, b. Mr 31, 1909; 
 Frederick William, b. D 4, 191 0; Robert Bruce, 
 b. O 18, 1914. Address, 1708 N. Junett St., 
 Tacoma, Wash.; bus. add., 1204-1208 Nat. 
 Realty Bldg., do. 
 
 1507. HOWARD TYLER GRABER 
 Chemist; B. S.; b. D 29, 1880, Peoria; s. 
 Robert (b. Ag 5, 1850, Peoria) and Myra 
 Ocelia (Hagerty) Graber (b. Jl 4, i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Peoria H. S.; B. S., Mass. Inst. 
 Tech., 1903. Chemist Club. Research and 
 Anal. Cham, with Parke, Davis & Co., 1903-10; 
 Chief Cheni., Rev Chem. Co., 1910-14; do.. 
 Digestive Ferments Co., Detroit, 1914 — • 
 Auth.: Some Observations upon the Assay of 
 Digestive Ferments, Jour. A. C. S., Jour. Ind. 
 and Engng. Chem., D 1910; Influence of Size 
 and Shape of Bottles in Assay of Pepsin, Jour. 
 Am. Pharm. Assn., D 191 3; Lab. Studies on 
 Malt Extract, Jour. Ind. and Engng. Chem., 
 1915; Pharmacopocial Methods for Digestive 
 Ferments and An. Products of the Different 
 Countries, Jour. Am. Pharm. Assn., Te 1915; 
 Pepsin — A Resume of Tests, Jour. Ind. and 
 Engng. Chem., Vol. 8; various other articles. 
 Charter mem., and Pres., Detroit Soc. of 
 Chems. ; Pres. and Councilor, A. C. S. ; A. F. 
 A. M.; Am. Pharm. Soc; Detroit Yacht Club; 
 St. Paul's Epis. Church, Peoria; Detroit Bd. 
 of Commerce; Palestine Lodge; Detroit Ath. 
 Club; Com. Standards and Deterioration, Am. 
 Drug Mfrs. Assn. Married Muriel Strevell, 
 Ag 20, 1910, Port Huron, Mich. Child, How- 
 ard Tyler, Jr., b. Ja 4, 1914. Address, 470 
 Atkinson Ave., Detroit. 
 
 1508. 
 
 •FRANCES MYRTLE GREEN 
 (HOAGLAND) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1232) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 20, 1880, Danville, 
 111.; d. Francis M. (b. D 25, 1846, Pittsboro, 
 Ind.) and Kansas (Clark) Green (b. Ag 12, 
 1856, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Y. W. 
 C. A. Married John King Hoagland ('99), F 
 12, 1902, LTrbana. Children: Max, b. Ag 2, 
 1904; Karl, b. N 20, 1907. Died D 23, 1908, 
 Hartland, Wis. 
 
 150Q. CHARLES THOMAS GREENE 
 
 Broker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 24, 1878, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. ; s. Charles Edwin (b. O 31, 
 1846, Union, Me.) and Mary Ellison (Thomas) 
 Greene (b. My 4, 1859, St. Johns, N. B.). 
 Prepared in Eng. H. and Man. Tr. and 
 Englewood H. S. Solicitor for Central Union 
 Tel. Co., Chicago, 1902; Salesman, D. R. 
 James & Bro., N. Y., 1903; Clerk, Nelson 
 Morris & Co., (Chicago, 1904; newspaper writer; 
 Inter Ocean, Chicago, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, 
 The Evening Tribune, ^linneapolis, and Brook- 
 lyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn, N. Y. Auth.: Rob- 
 inson (irusoe s Father, an adv. pamphlet of 20 
 pp., written and copyrighted for the Williams- 
 burgh Savings Bank, Brooklyn; printed on 
 Eagle Press in Je 1910 to signalize centenary 
 of founding of tlie first Savings Bank among 
 English speaking peoples, Edinburgh Savings 
 Bank; distributed at Internat. Thrift Conf., 
 Edinburgh, Je 8, 9, 10, 1910, bound in full 
 morocco; The River of Diamonds, translation 
 from de Maupassant and lyrics in Wayside 
 Tales, 1Q04-5; Systematic Savings, reprint of 
 address delivered at Annual Convention, N. Y. 
 St. League Saving and Loan Assns., 191 1, in 
 Investments of Ag. and Bankers' Mag. of S 
 191 1, monthly, published by Bankers Pub. Co.; 
 Ed., Market literature issued by Shonnard 
 Mills & Co. Mem., New York Stock Ex- 
 change. Married Anna Eliza Church, Je 8, 
 1910, Chicago. Child, Leroy Thomas Greene, 
 b. Jl 3, 1912. Address, 120 Broadway, New 
 York City. 
 
 1510. HENRY NORMAN GRIDLEY 
 (Brother of No. 3386) 
 Sch. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1902; 
 LL. B., 1906; b. My 17, 1881, Virginia. III.; 
 s. James Norman and Frances (Hill) Gridley. 
 Prepared in Virginia H. S. Alpha Tau 
 Omega; Theta Kappa Nu; John Marshall Club 
 of Columbia; Fellowship in Hist., Univ. 
 of III., 1901. Instr., Hist., H. S., Charleston, 
 1902; Stud, of Law, Columbia, 1903-4; 111., 
 1905-6; Practiced law. East St. Louis, III., 
 1906-7; Instr., Broadway H. S., Seattle, 1907- 
 14; Prin., Daniel Bagley Sch., Seattle, 1914- 
 17; Prin.. West Seattle Sch., Seattle, 191 7 — . 
 Married Mary W. Dickie, D 17. 1910, Seattle. 
 Child, John Norman, b. N 19, 191 1. Address, 
 1928 46th Ave., S. W., Seattle; bus. add.. West 
 Seattle Sch., do. 
 
 15H. AUGUSTUS HAROLD GRISWOLD 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 29, 1879, 
 Milo, in. Prepared in Princeton H. S. Class 
 Pres.; Tennis Championship. Elec. Engr." with 
 West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1901-5; The Pac. 
 States Telephone & Telegraph Co., San Fran- 
 cisco, 1905. Lt. Col., U. S. A., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918. Returned to states, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 461 Market St., San Francisco. t 
 
 1512. LEWIS EDWIN GRISWOLD 
 Farmer; B. S.; b. Jl 5, 1876, White Hall, 111.; 
 s. Damon (b. O 31, 1855, do.) and Edna (Bald- 
 win) Griswold (b. Mr 29, 1856, do.). Prepared 
 in White Hall H. S. and Univ. Acad. Kappa 
 Sigma; Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident. 
 Farming until spring of 1903; Bur. of Soils, 
 U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1903-4; Farming. Auth.: 
 With T. D. Rice, of Soil Sur. of the Ne«w 
 Orleans Area; Soil Sur. of Acadia Parish, La., 
 Pub. by U. S. Dept. of Agr. Address, Blue 
 Mound, 111. 
 
 1513. ARTHUR RAYMOND HALL 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; A. B. and A. M., 1902; 
 b. Tonica, 111.; s. Francis Marion (b. Me.) and 
 Addie (Kelly) Hall (b. O.). Prepared in Pub. 
 Sch., East Lynn, 111. Philomathean; Eng. 
 Club; German Club; Y. M. C. A.; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Football Capt., iqoo; Baseball; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; on Class Day Program; Grad. Football 
 Coach, Univ. of 111. Sec, St. Bd., Highway 
 Advisers. Practicing Law, 1902 — •. Address, 
 Daniel Bldg., Danville, 111. 
 
 1514. EDNA ROSE HAMMERS (RAY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1 165; Sister of Nos. 1137, 
 151S, 2409) 
 
 A. B.; b. 1877, Secor, 111.; d. Morgan (b. 
 1838, Greene Co., Pa.) and Rosetta Jane (Gib- 
 son) Hammers (b. Moundsville, W. Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Eng. Club; French 
 Club; Y. W. C. A. Taught, 1900-3. Mem., 
 Imperial C. L. S. C. : Univ. Club; Baptist 
 Church; The Contemporary Club. Married 
 George Joseph Ray ('98), Je 23, 1903, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Lilian Rosalind, b. N 2, 1904; 
 Gwendolen, b. Ap 24, iqio; Wilhelmine, b. F 
 12, 1913; George Joseph, Jr., b. F 25, 1914. 
 Address, 59 N. Arlington Ave., East Orange, 
 N. J. 
 
 1515. JESSE HAMMERS 
 (Brother of Nos. 1137, 1514, 2409) 
 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 20, 1870. 
 Secor, 111.; s. Morgan Buckingham (b. Jl 11, 
 1838, Greene Co., Pa.) and Rosetta Jane (Gib- 
 son) Hammers (b. Je 20, 1841, Moundsville, W. 
 Va.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Philomathean; 
 Y. M. C. A. Din, Educ. Ry. Y. M. C. A., 
 Scranton, Pa., 1906-7; Farmer, Pine City, 
 Minn., 1907 — ; Co. Commissioner, Pine Co., 
 Minn., 1914 — . Married Julia Tucker, Je 25, 
 1902. Children: Imogene Elizabeth, b. Ap 
 10, 1903; Helen Rose, b. F 8, 1905; Morgan B., 
 b. Ag 21, 1913. Address, Pine City, Minn. 
 
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 147 
 
 1516. GEORGE MIFFLIN HARKER 
 
 (Brother of No. 1346) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 23, 1875, Vienna, 
 IlL; s. Oliver Albert (b. O.) and Sidney Ann 
 (Bain) Harker (b. Vienna, III.). Prepared in 
 So. 111. Norm. Univ. Phi Delta Theta; Phi 
 Delta Phi. 111. Nat. Guard, 1894-7. Mem., 
 Metropolitan Club; "Why" Club; B. P. O. E. ; 
 K. of P.; Master in Chancery of Jackson Co., 
 Carbondale, 1903-5. Married Jessie Reynolds, 
 Mr n, 1905, Carbondale, 111. Address. 266 S. 
 Benton Way. Los Angeles; bus. add., 525 Byrne 
 Bldg., Los Angeles.t 
 
 1 517. *DALE STUART HARRISON 
 Editor; B. S.; b. F i, 1876, Sterling, 111.; 
 
 s. William N. (b. Steuben Co., N. Y.) and 
 Jennie Hyde (Gates) Harrison (b. Bradfort, 
 Vt.). Prepared in Wallace H. S., Sterling, 
 111. Sigma Chi; C. E. Club. Resident Engr., 
 Arapahoe, Okla. ; Ed. and Prop., San Augustine 
 Tribune and Ed. Center (Tex.) News and 
 Champion. Married Bernice Harrison, N 22, 
 1905, San Augustine, Tex. Children: Dorothy 
 Bernice, b. Ag 20, 1907; Harriet Jane, b. F 17, 
 1909; Edward Stuart, b. D i, 1910. Died S 
 1914, San Augustine, Tex. 
 
 1518. GUY RUSSELL HARTRICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1347, 1519) 
 Army Officer; B. S.; Ph. C; b. Ag 25, 
 1880, tJrbana; s. Henry (b. Mr 30, 1830, Ger.) 
 and Emily (Taylor) Hartrick (b. Ag 6, 1840, 
 Pittsfield, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S., 
 and Univ. Acad. Ph. G. and Ph. C, N. W. 
 Sch. of Phar., 1902. Phi Delta Chi, N. W. 
 Univ. Capt., Ord. Dept., U. S. A. Married 
 Bess B. Crites, Mr 8, 1909, Omaha, Neb. 
 Child, daughter, b. Je 1912. Address, 718 S. 
 Market St., Urbana. 
 
 1519. LOUIS EUGENE HARTRICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1347, 1518) 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S.; b. Mr 12, 1S78, 
 Sadorus, 111.: s. Henry (b. Mr 30,' 1830, Ger.) 
 and Emily (Taylor) Hartrick (b. Ag 6, 1840, 
 Pittsfield, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 and Univ. Acad. Ph. G. and Ph. C, N. W. 
 Univ., 1902; M. D., do., 1910. Phi Chi; Nu 
 Sigma Nu; Philomathean; Nat. Sc. Club: Chem. 
 Club. Pharm. and Dealer in Gen. Merchan- 
 dise; Phys. and Surg. Mem., 111. St. Med. 
 Soc. ; A. M. A.; Champaign Med. Soc. Ad- 
 dress, Seymour, Ill.f 
 
 1520. CARL J. HAYS 
 (Brother of No. 1139) 
 Ranchman and Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. Mr 22, 1878, Sidney, 111.; s. Edmund (b. 
 O IS, 1848, Jeffersonville, O.) and Mary C. 
 (Smith) Hays (b. My 9, 1849, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Sidney H. S. Pioneer work for So. 
 Pacific Ry., 1901-7; C. E. for Fountain Head 
 Drainage Dist., 1908; City Engr., Cham- 
 paign, 191 1 ; Chief Engr., Kankakee and Ur- 
 bana Traction Co., 1911-13; Drainage Engr., 
 Urbana, 1913-16; Irrigation Engr., and cattle 
 and wheat ranch, Missler, Kan., 1916 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; K. T. Married Hattie 
 Rosella Davis, .^g 4, 1908, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Edmund Davis, b. O i, 1913; Carl J., 
 b. Jl 24, 1918. Address, Missler, Kan. 
 
 1521. LAWRENCE SEYMOUR HEATH 
 Real Est., Abstract and Ins.; A. B.; b. N 
 29, 1869, Crawford Co., 111.; s. Milton (b. 
 1830, Lawrence Co., 111.) and Ann (Wald- 
 roup) Heath (b. 1837, Crawford Co., do.). 
 Prepared in Danville Central Norm. Coll. 
 A. B., Austin Coll., 1896. Supt., Edinburg 
 Schs., 1901-2; teacher, Latin and (jreek, Aus- 
 tin Coll., Effingham, 111., 1898-1900, 1902-3; 
 .Supt., Schs., Edinburg, 111., 1901-2, 1903-7; 
 Prof., Math., Carthage Coll., Carthage, 111., 
 
 1907-8; Asst. Postmaster, Robinson, 1908-18; 
 Real Est., Abstract, and Ins., Robinson, 111., 
 1918 — . Married Clara Ella Frye, S 14, 1892, 
 Flat Rock, 111. Children: Bayard, b. O 7, 
 1893; Edward Everett, b. N s, 1895; Ruby 
 Ethel, b. Mr 26, 1898; Virgil, b. Je 24, 1900; 
 Vernon Lawrence, b. Mr 13, 1906; Mary 
 Catherine, b. Jl 25, 1915. Address, Robinson, 
 111. 
 
 1522. BYRON WALLACE HICKS 
 Contractor; B. S._ in C. E. ; b. S 20, 1877, 
 Warren, 111.; s. William Solomon (b. Ja i, 
 1833, Bodmin, Cornwall, Eng.) and Rosetta 
 (Tear) Hicks (b. O 16, 1839, LeRoy, O.). 
 Prepared in Warren H. S. and Warren Acad. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta Pi. .\sst. Engr., 
 C. B. & Q. R. R., 1901; Office Engr., Frisco 
 System, Fayetteville, Ark., 1902; Const. Engr., 
 W. & M. R. R., 1902-4; Gen. Mgr., Babel 
 Lead Min. Co., 1904-7; Chief Engr., W. & M. 
 R. R., 1907-8; Contr., Waterworks, Rys., and 
 Highways, 1908 — . Married Gertrude L. Cope- 
 land, N I, 1904, Vulcan, Mich. Children: 
 Byron Wallace, b. N 15, 1905; Franklin Cope- 
 land, b. Ag 14, 1907; Lucy .\nn, b. My 7, 
 1913. Address, 690 Frederick Ave., Milwaukee, 
 Wis. 
 
 1523. *IDA HINKLE 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 9, 1875, Bement, 
 111. Prepared in Bement H. S. Eng. Club; 
 Phi Beta Kappa, 1910. Died Ap 8, 1918, Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 1524. ARTHUR CASSON HOBBLE 
 (Husband of No. 1504) 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 191 1; b. 
 Ja 9, 1880, Glasford, 111.; s. Henry (b. Glas- 
 ford. 111.) and Flora Jane (Bolton) Hobble 
 (b. Altoona, Pa.). Prepared in Augusta H. S. 
 E. E. Soc; Track team, "I"; Class Football; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Ath. Assn. With Gen. Elec. 
 Co., Schenectady, in testing Dept. and Switch- 
 board Drafting; Prof., Fessenden Wireless 
 Telegraphy, Fortress Monroe; Elec. Engr., 
 Mysore St. Govt., Cauvery Power Scheme, 
 India, as const, and elec. engr., in connection 
 with the 10,000 H. P. Cauvery River Power 
 Scheme; Elec. Const. Engr., S. Pearson & Son 
 on Conchos River Hydro-elec. Project at La 
 Boquilla, Mex. ; in home office of Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 19 10. Auth.: The Largest Hydro-elec. 
 Development in Southern Asia, Elec. Rez'iew, 
 1905. Mem., Am. Electro-Chem. Soc; Assoc, 
 mem., \. I. E. E. Married Grace Ann Gar- 
 nett ('01), Je 29, 1907, St. Mary's, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Harlan Garnett, b. F 3, 1909; Flora 
 Elouise, b. Ag 29, 191 1. Address, Rushville, 
 111.; bus. add., LaBoquilla Sta., Rosalia, Chi- 
 huahua. Mex. 
 
 1525. FRANK HAMILTON HOLMES 
 Real Estate; LL. B.; A. B., 1903: b. N 21, 
 1877, North Henderson, 111.; s. David Newton 
 (b. Ag 25, 1843, do.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Mathers) Holmes (b. N 15, 1849, Orangeville, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Knox Acad. B. S. Knox 
 Coll., 1897. Beta Theta Pi; Phi Delta Phi. 
 Prin., N. Henderson H. S., 1897-8; Instr., 
 Law of Real and Personal Property, Univ. of 
 111., 1901-2; Real Est. Bus. Married Frances 
 Julia Kerenski, Ag 16, 1913, Chicago. Address, 
 T819 Columbia St., Houston, Te.x. ; bus. add.., 
 1017 Carter Bldg,, do. 
 
 1526. MABEL HOPKINS (HUBBARD) 
 (Wife of No. 1233) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 6, 1877, Irvington, 
 Ind.; d. John O'Kane (b. 1843, Ind.) and 
 Eliza Ellen (Martin) Hopkins (b. 1846, do.). 
 Prepared in Indianapolis H. S. Chi Omega; 
 Alethenai; German Club; Y. W. C. A.; Class 
 Prophet. Mem., Woodlawn Woman's Club; 
 Assn. Coll. Alumnae; V. P., Univ. of 111. 
 Alumni Assn. of Chicago, 1908. Married George 
 Wallace Hubbard ('99), S ii. 1901, Indian- 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 I1901 
 
 apolis. Children: Elizabeth Edna, b. My 20, 
 1905; Mabel Lois, b. S 4, 1913. Address, 222 
 Iowa St., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 1527. CHARLES ALBERT HOPPIN 
 Pres., Engng. and Const. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. Ap 13, 1878, La Crosse, Wis.; s. Albert and 
 Annabelle (Clifton) Hoppin (b. West Anna, 
 111.). I'repared in West Aurora H. S. Adel- 
 phic. Erecting Engr., Allis Chalmers Co., 
 1905; Asst. Dist. Supt., Erection with hdqtrs. 
 at New York, 1907; Chief Engr., Peoria Gas 
 & Elec. Co., 191 1 ; Gen. Supt., Elec. & Heat- 
 ing Depts., Peoria Gas & Elec. Co., 1911-13; 
 Hoppin and Rich, Engrs. and Constructors, 
 1913-16; Pres., C. A. Hoppin & Co., 1916 — . 
 Mem., Peoria Lodge No. 15, A. F. A. M.; do. 
 Chap. No. 7, R. A. M.; do. Commandery No. 
 3, K. T. ; Mohammed Temple, A. A. O. N. M. 
 S.; Creve Coeur Club, Peoria; A. S. M. E., 
 Pres., 191 1 ; Rotary Club, Peoria. Married 
 Jessie Cramer, Je i, 1905, Champaign. Child- 
 ren: Bessie Cramer, b. Mr 9, 1908; Charles 
 Albert, Jr., b. S 15. 191 1; John Harlow, b. Mr 
 24, 1913. Address, 1707 Columbia Terrace, 
 Peoria; bus. add., 609 Central Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 do. 
 
 1528. HARLAN HOYT HORNER 
 Dean and Director; A. B. ; b. My 4, 1878. 
 Moravia, la.; s. Eugene Brandon (b. S 30, 
 1845, Lake Geneva, Wis.) and Susan Cordelia 
 (Sears) Horner (b. Ja 18, 1852, Zanesville, O.). 
 Prepared in Cerro Gordo H. S. A. M., N. Y. 
 St. Coll. for Teachers, 19 15. Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Philomathean; Oral. 
 Assn.; Eng. Club; Ill.-Ind. debating team, 
 1898-99; represcntated Univ. in Central (^rat. 
 League, 1901; Hatchet Orator for Jrs., 1900, 
 and for Srs., 1901; Roast Ed., Illio. Instr., 
 Rhet., Univ. of 111., 1901-2; Sec. to Pres. 
 Draper, 1902-4; Sec. to Comn. of Educ, St. of 
 N. Y.. 1904-7; Chief Adm. Div., N. Y. St. 
 Educ. Dept., 1907-10; Chief Examinations Div., 
 1910-15; Dir., Examinations and Inspections, 
 1915-17; Dean, N. Y. St. Coll. for Teachers, 
 and Dir., Summer Session, 1917 — ; Prof., 
 Educ, do., 1917 — ; traveled in Europe, 1011; 
 lectured at educ. meetings and served as Four 
 Minute Man; Adjt., N. Y. St. Coll., Teachers' 
 Intercollegiate Intelligence Bur., 1918. Auth. : 
 Three biogs. in Great Am. and Eng. Auths., 
 edited vol. of addresses by Andrew S. Draper 
 on Am. Educ, 1909; live articles published by 
 N. Y. St. Educ. Dept.; articles in Seh. Neivs, 
 Unn\ of III. .-ilumui Quarterly, Proc. of As- 
 sociated Principals, Jour. N. Y. St. Teachers' 
 Assi:.. Proc. of N. Y. St. Hist. Assn.. Sell, 
 and Soc, Proc. of Second Pan-Am. Sc. Cong., 
 St. Serz'ice Mag. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Deacon, 
 First Presby. Church; Univ. Club; Aurania 
 Club, Albany, N. Y.; N. Y. St. Hist. Assn.; 
 Nat. Geog. Soc; N. Y. St. Teachers' Assn.; 
 Rotary Club; Pres., Upper Hudson Assn. of 
 Phi Beta Kappa, 1917-18; V. P., Nat. Assn. H. 
 S. Supvrs. and Insps., 1917-18. Married Gioga 
 Dagmar Gaston, S 15, 1904, Cerro Gordo, 111. 
 Address, 872 Lancaster St., Albany, N. Y. 
 
 1529. OSCAR LLOYD HOUSEL 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl s, 1877. 
 Galesburg, 111.; s. William Harrison and Martha 
 (Hougham) Housel. Prepared in Galesburg 
 H. S. M. E. and E. E. Soc; Army and Navv 
 Club; Adj., Univ. Rcgt., 1899: Lt. Col., do'.. 
 1900. Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. Co.. Ft. Yates, 
 N. Dak., 1902; Post Elec, Ft. Yellowstone, 
 Wyo., 1902; Elec. Engr. and Draftsman, Super- 
 vising Arch., Treas. Dept., 1005; Elec. Drafts- 
 man, Bur. Yards &• Docks, Navy Dept., 1906; 
 Purchasing Agt., W. R. Grace & Co., N. Y. 
 City, 1008; Agt., West. Elec. Co., Baltimore. 
 1909; Mgr., Emporia Hydro-Elec Power Corp., 
 1910; Supt.. Alexandria Elec. Co., Alexandria, 
 Va., 1911; Supt., Arlington Elec. Co., Claren- 
 don, Va., 1912 — ; Asst. Elec. Engr., Dist. of 
 
 Columbia. In U. S. Army Hosp. Corps; served 
 in invasion of Porto Rico, 1898; Capt., Engng. 
 Corps, 1917. Married Marion Alberta Nelson, 
 Je 1904, Vineland, N. J. Child, Robert Har- 
 rison, b. Jl 3, 1905. Address, Clarendon, V'a. 
 
 1530. CLARA ELIZABETH HOWARD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O. 24, 1879, Blooming- 
 ton, 111.; d. Theodore Norman and Lillias 
 Celina (Capen) Howard. Prepared in Lafayette 
 (Ind.) H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Libn., 
 (Tarnegie Lib. of Pittsburgh, Wylie Ave. Branch; 
 do., Pittsburgh, 1901-16; do., Schenley H. S. 
 du., 191 6 — . Auth.: The Lib. and the Foreigner, 
 Lib. Notes, Vol. 3, 1910, pp. u-K); The Rela- 
 tion of a Branch Lib. to its Dist., Am. Lib. 
 .■Issn. Proc, 191 1, pp. 109-112, Vol. 5, No. 4; 
 The Mod. H. S. Lib., Pa. Lib. Notes, Vol. 9, 
 No. I, 1917, pp. 2-4; Orgn. of a Mod. H. S. 
 Lib., A. L. A. Proc, 1917, pp. 176-179; The 
 Schenley H. S. Lib., Pub. Libs., Vol. 23, No. 2, 
 19 1 7, pp. 67-69. Mem., Pittsburgh Alumnae 
 .'Vssn. of Kappa Kappa Gamma; Pittsburgh 
 Pan-Hellenic Assn.; Am. Lib. Assn.; Kevstone 
 St. Lib. Assn.; Pa. St. Educ. Assn.; N. E. A. 
 .4ddress, 5546 Darlington Rd., Pittsburgh; bus. 
 add., Schenley II. S., do. 
 
 1531. *JOSEPH HOWARD 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Ap 25, 1874, Augusta, 
 Ky.; s. Ruben Lee (b. 1839, Augusta, Ky.) and 
 Eliza Franklin (Laughlin) Howard (b. 1848, 
 do.). Prepared in Clinton H. S. Mem., Lar- 
 amie Co., Bar Assn. Died Jl 28, 1906, Ft. 
 Collins, Colo. 
 
 1532. WALLACE GEORGE HUMPHREY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 22, 1878, Hamilton, 
 111.; s. E. H. (b. D 10, 1836, Charlestown, N. 
 V.) and Hattie C. Humphrey (b. My 23, 1849, 
 Hamilton, 111.). Prejiared in Hamilton and 
 Keokuk H. S.; Univ. of la. Philomathean; Ill.- 
 Ind. Debating Team, 1900-1. Atty. at law, 
 1901; Supvr., Monticello Tp. Address, Hamil- 
 ton, Ill.t 
 
 1533. HARRY EDGAR HUNTER 
 (Brother of No. 1706) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 2, 1878, 
 Newton, la.; s. George Beatty (b. Je 18, 1840,. 
 Carrollton, O.) and Susan Amelia (Dunklee) 
 Hunter (b. F 4. 1843. Pittsford, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Newton (la.) H. S. Alpha Tau 
 Omega; Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trid- 
 ent. Attended la. St. Coll., 1895-7. Mem., 
 (T^edar Rapids Country Club. Married Jane 
 Ellen Van Buren, Je 30, 1909, Cedar Rapids, 
 la. Address, 1955 Blake Blvd., Cedar Rapids, 
 la.; bus. add., 503 Security Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 1534. FLORA DOROTHY HURLBERT 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Lyndon, 111.; d. John 
 Jenness (b. 1849, Albany, Vt.) and Florence 
 Emily (Hazard) Hurlbert (b. 1852, Lyndon, 
 111.). Prepared in Morrison H. S. and N. W. 
 Univ. Acad. Delta Gamma; I Hint Advisory Bd. 
 Libn., Pub. Lib., Hudson, Wis.; do., Ballard 
 Branch, Seattle Pub. Lib., 1908-10; do., W. 
 Seattle, 1910-11; do., St. Norm. Sch. and 
 Preceptress Cumstock Hall, Moorhead, Minn., 
 1912-15; Libn., Hibbing Pub. Lib., Hibbing, 
 Minn., 1915 — . Address, Morrison, 111.; bus. 
 add., Hibbing, Minn. 
 
 1535. DAISY DEANE IDDINGS (MINER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 27, 1879, Fairfield, 
 111.; d. Samuel (b. 1850, do.) and Jemima 
 (Brown) Iddings (b. 1855, do.). Prepared in 
 Fairfield H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Alethenai; 
 Eng. Club; German Club. Teacher, Eng.. 
 Savanna, 190 1-2; Prin., H. S., Monticello, 1902- 
 4; Teacher, Eng.. H. S., Bloomington, 1904- 
 6; do.. Great Falls. Mont., 1906-7. Married 
 Spencer Clark Miner, Je 30, 1909, Atlanta, III. 
 Children: Robert William, b. S 19, 1910; Sam- 
 
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 uel Spencer, b. D 13, 191 2; Richard Henry, b. 
 Je 8, 1914; Janet Carolyn, b. F 20, 1917- ^d- 
 diess, Atlanta, 111. 
 
 1536. JAMES EDWARD JOHNSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 960, 1359, 1709, 2712, 3051) 
 With Danville St. Ry. & Light Co.; A. B. in 
 L. & A.; b. Mr 10, 1879, Tolono, 111.; s. Dr. 
 Charles B. (b. O 8, 1842, Pocahontas, 111.) 
 and Maria Louisa (Lewis) Johnson (b. Ag 28, 
 1847, Chatham, 111.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Sigma Chi. Married Sara Palmer, N 20, 
 1909. Address, 408 W. North St., Danville, 
 111.; bus. add., 4 W. Main St., do.t 
 
 1537. ALBERT EDWARD JONES 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 11, 1876, 
 Lena, 111.; s. A. D. and Amanda M. (Gaimau) 
 Jones. Address, Lena, Ill.t 
 
 1538. FRANCES E. JONES 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 17, 1876, Morris, 
 111.; d. Delos (b. Mr 28, 1845, Boonville, N. 
 Y.) and Ella Eliza (Jackson) Jones (b. Ja 20, 
 1851, Guilderland, N. Y.). Prepared in Mor- 
 ris H. S.; Wheaton Coll., 1894-96, 97-98. Lib. 
 Cataloger and Organizer, 1902-17; Reference 
 Libn., McCZormick Theological Sem., 1918 — . 
 Address, Morris, 111. 
 
 1539. FRANCES KELLEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 8, 1877, near 
 St. David, 111.; d. Samuel Adams (b. Mr i, 
 1842, do.) and Rebecca Capps (Stevenson) 
 Kelley (b. Ag 13, 1837, O.). Prepared in 
 Canton H. S.; Knox Coll., 1896-8. Alethenai; 
 S. S. S.; Y. W. C. A. Taught, H. S., Farmer 
 City, 1901-2; Lincoln, 111., 1902-5; in Calif., 
 summer 1905; Univ. of 111., 2nd sem., 1907; 
 Taught, H. S., Gibson City, 1907-8; Murphys- 
 boro Tp. H. S., 1908-9; Harrisburg Tp. II. S., 
 1909-12. Address, 240 E. Locust St., Canton, 
 111. 
 
 1540. JOHN EDWARD KEMP 
 Engineer; B. S.; C. E., 1908; b. Ja 14, 1878, 
 Chicago; s. John McMillan (b. O 8, 1852, Chi- 
 cago) and Elizabeth May (Atteridge) Kemp 
 (b. S 9, 1850, Lake Forest, 111.). Prepared in 
 Lake Forest Acad.; Lake Forest Coll., 1895-9. 
 A. B., Lake Forest, 1901. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha Delta Sigma; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Shield and Trident; Capt., LIniv. 
 Regt.; Assoc. Ed., Technograph ; Sr. Ball Com. 
 Rodman, Transitman, C. N. W. R. R. ; .'\sst. 
 City Engr., Kewanee; City Engr. and Water 
 Supt., do.; Supt., Bldgs. and C. E. Dent., Nat. 
 Tube Co., do.; First Lt., Co. K., III. Nat. 
 Guard, six mos. ; Capt., Engng. U. S. R., 191 7 1 
 (.'hief Engr., Ord. Depot Const, in France, 
 1918; Mustered out, 1919. Assoc, mem., A. S. 
 C. E. ; mem.. III. Soc. of C. E. and Survs.; 
 Iron and Steel Inst. Married Pauline Harris 
 King, S 4, 1906, Prescott, la. Children: John 
 Theodore, b. D 6, 1907; Harris Atteridge, b. 
 Jl 3, 1912. Address, 701 E. Prospect St., 
 Kewanee, 111. 
 
 1 541. HARLOW BARTON KIRKPATRICK 
 C. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 26, 1879, Anna, 
 111.; s. Cornwall E. and Frank M. (Hubbard) 
 Kirkpatrick. Prepared in Union Acad., Anna, 
 111. Phi Delta Theta; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident; C. E. 
 Club. Instr., C. E., Univ. of 111., 1901-2; 
 Engr., C. N. W. R. R., 1902-4; Engr., Central 
 Am., 1904; Misc. Engr., 1904; Instr., C. E., 
 Syracuse Univ., 1904-5; Asst. Engr., Bur. of 
 Engng., Manila, P. I., 1905-7; Resident Engr., 
 The Arnold Co., 1907-8; Chief Irrigation Div. 
 B. Pub. Works, Manila, P. I., 1908-10; Asst. 
 Engr. San. Dist. of Chicago, 1910-11; Valua- 
 tion Engr. 1911-12; Sales Engr., H. Koppers 
 Co., Chicago, 1912-15; Contract Mgr., H. 
 Koppers Co., Pittsburgh, 191 5 — . Assoc, mem., 
 
 A. S. C. E.; West. Soc. Engrs.; Hon. Mem., 
 Philippine Soc. of Engrs. Married Elizabeth 
 Gaylord Hillman, F 26, 1908, Evanston, 111. 
 Children: Eleanor Millward, b. S 16, 1909; 
 Harlow Barton, Jr., b. Ja 6, 191 'I John Gay- 
 lord, b. O 23, 1912; Elizabeth II., b. Ag 10, 1915. 
 Address, 817 Union Arcade, Pittsburgh. 
 
 1542 
 
 MARY HARRIETT KITTREDGE 
 (BROWN) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. F 19, 1876, Ilarrisville, N. H.; 
 d. Samuel Grant (b. Ag 10, 1850. Walpole, N. 
 H.) and Harriett Louise (Harris) Kittredge 
 (b. 1852, Harri.sville, N. II.). Prepared in 
 Keene H. S. Attended Welleslcy Coll., 1896- 
 9. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Psi. Asst. 
 Libn., Univ. of 111., Nat. Hist. Lib., igoi-3. 
 Married J. Addison Brown, O 9, 1903, Cleve- 
 land. Child, Kittredge, b. My 12, 1905. Ad- 
 dress, 808 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 1543. ADOLPH KREIKENBAUM 
 Pres. and Mgr., Varnish Co.; B.. S. in 
 Chem.; b. O 30, 1877, Chicago; s. Fred (b. 
 Gottingen, Ger.) and Bertha (Kopplin) 
 Kreikenbaum (b. Pomerania, do.). Prepared 
 in Northwest Div. H. S., Chicago. Philoma- 
 thean; Ath. Assn.; Der Deutsche Verein; 
 Chem. Club. Gymnasium Instr., 1901-2; With 
 Chicago Coke Oven Co.; Kennicott Water 
 Softener Co.; Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co. ; 
 Nubian Paint and Varnish Co., 1905-6; Glidden 
 Varnish Co., Cleveland, 1907-10; Adult & Wi- 
 borg Co., Cincinnati, 1910-11; Consulting 
 Chem., Varnish Indus.; Pres. and Mgr., Kreik 
 Varnish Co., Chicago, 1912 — . Auth.: Con- 
 stants of Chinese Wood Oil, Jour, of Indus, 
 and Engng. Chem., Vol. 2, No. 5, 1910. Mem., 
 A. C. S. Married Josephine W. Dodge, D 29, 
 1904. Address, 1861 N. Ilalsted St., Chicago. 
 
 1544. LOUIS ARMAND W. LAMET 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 28, 1873; s. Julien (b. 
 Jl 22, 1852, Martiquy-les-Banis, France) and 
 Heloise (Sylvester) Lamet (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Warsaw H. S. Lawyer, Warsaw, 111., i9T>4; 
 mem., firm Plantz & Lamet, 1904 — . Mem., 
 M. W. A., Council. Married Ainiee Magdalena 
 LeMaire, Ja 10, 1905, Basco, 111. Children: 
 Leon Louis, b. N 22, 1905; Helen Aimee, b. Ag 
 21, 1907. Address, Warsaw, Ill.t 
 
 1 545. K.'XTHERINE ALBERTA W. 
 LAYTON (CRATHORNE) 
 (Wife of No. II 19) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1906; Ph. D., 1908; 
 b. Jl 17, 1878, near Canton, 111.; d. William II. 
 (b. Ag II, 1 83 1, N. J.) and Phoebe A. (Potter) 
 Layton (b. Je 30, 1843, Fulton Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Canton li. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Ale- 
 thenai; Choral Soc.; German and Grad. Clubs; 
 Valedictorian. Teacher, H. S., Lincoln, 1901-2; 
 H. S., E. Aurora, 1902-4; Stud., Univ. of 
 Leipzig, 1904-5; Asst., German, Univ. of 111., 
 1905-6; Teaching Fellow, do., 1906-7; Res. 
 Fellow, do., 1907-8; Teacher, Harrisburg Tp. 
 H. S., 1908-9; traveled in Ger. summers of 
 1913, 1914; Instr. and Asst. Prof., Ger., Smith 
 Coll., 1909-17; Emergency Teacher, French, 
 Univ. of 111., 1918-19. Auth.: The Nibelungen of 
 Wagner, Monograph, Univ. Studies Vol. iii. No. 
 4, 73 PP.> 1909. Mem., Unitarian Church; Mod. 
 Lang. Assn. Married Arthur R. Crathorne 
 ('98), Je 20, 1917, Northampton, Mass. Ad- 
 dress, 1 1 13 S. 4th St., Champaign. 
 
 1546. WALTER CHARLES LINDLEY 
 Lawyer; A. B.; LL. B., 1904; J. D., 1910; 
 b. Jl 12, 1880, Neoga, 111.; s. Alfred W. (b. 
 S 7, 1856, Richmond, Ind.) and Irene (Carey) 
 Lindley (b. S 7, 1858, Cincinnati). Prepared 
 in Neoga H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Theta Kappa Nu; Philomathean; Pol. 
 Sc. Club; Van Twiller Club Court; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; represented 111. in Cent. Orat. League 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1901 
 
 at Delaware, O.: Bus. Mgr. and Asst. Ed., 
 mini. Taught in Univ. Acad, and studied 
 law, 1901-4; practicing law, 1904-06; mem., 
 firm of Lindley, Penwell & Lindley, 1906—. 
 Treas., Rep. Co. Central Com., 1910; Master 
 in Chancery U. S. Dist. Court, 1910-18; 
 mem., Advisory Com. to Bd. of Trustees for 
 Coll. of Law, 1909 — . Auth.: Articles for legal 
 mags, at irregular intervals; articles on corp. 
 orgn. and illegal declaration of stock divi- 
 dends in .4 m. Legal Nczvs. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Am. Bar Assn.; 111. Bar Assn., served 
 on special com., loio-iS; Dir., 1908-18, and 
 Pres., 191.3, Danville Country Club; A. F. 
 A. M.; B. P. O. E.; K. P.; Ex. Com. of Alumni 
 Assn., 1913. Married Louise Brown, Ap 30, 
 1913, North Egremont, Mass. Children: Mary 
 Alletta, b. My 11, 1914; Louise Dewey, b. Je 
 18, 1916. Address, 1205 Logan Ave., Danville, 
 111.; bus. add., 409-417 Daniel Bldg., do. 
 
 1 547. STACIA LIVINGSTON (TEMPLE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1428) 
 B. L. S.; b. Pine Grove, Wis.; d. J. Harmon 
 and L. Maria (Hinkley) Livingston. Prepared 
 in Wis. St. Norm., Oshkosh, Wis. Married 
 Harry Roberts Temple ('00), D 26, 1901. Ad- 
 dress, II 13 W. Church St., Champaign. 
 
 1548. PAUL EDMUND LODGE 
 
 (Brother of No. 3451) « 
 
 Mgr., Farms Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 
 ri, 1878, Monticello, 111.; s. William Edmyind- 
 iion (b. Cincinnati) and Frances Ann (Piatt) 
 Lodge (b. Monticello, 111.'). Prepared in Mon- 
 ticello H. S. Grad. course in Phil., Columbia. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Eng. Club; Asst. Ed., Itlini. 
 With Pub. Press Assn., N. Y., 1901-2; Mgr., 
 Chicago Office, do.; Managing Ed., The Ed. 
 <ind Publisher, N. Y., 1902-6; Mgr., Wilshire 
 Bishop Creek Gold Co., 1006-16; Supt., Mono 
 Power Co., 1917; Mgr., Prescott Farms Co., 
 Prescott, Ariz., 191 8 — . Mem., Grad. Club of 
 K. Y. City; 111. Alumni Assn. of N. Y. ; Sierra 
 Cljjb. Married Claudia Adams, Je 26, 1909, 
 Bishop, Calif. Children: Frances, b. Ap 30, 
 1910; Edmund Adams, b. Jl 8, 191 1. Address, 
 Prescott, Ariz. 
 
 1549. JOHN RAMSEY LOTZ 
 (Husband of No. 2068) 
 Engineer; B. S.; b. F 4, 1878, Lockport, 111.; 
 s. J. F. (b. My 18, 1824, Bells Mills, Pa.) and 
 Lucy C. (Ramsey) Lotz (b. N 8, 1843, Sinking 
 X'alley, Pa.). "Prepared in Lockport H. S. 
 and loliet H. S. Phi Gamma Delta: Tau Beta 
 Pi; fiaseball team: Sr. Class Pres. Asst. Engr., 
 D. L. & W. R. R., 1901-4; Asst. Engr., C. & 
 J. Ry., 1905-7; Stone & Webster Engng. Corp., 
 1007 — ; const, work, France, 1917- — . Married 
 Mabel Katherine Davison ('04), O 12, 1907, 
 Toliet, 111. Children: Katherine, b. S 21, 1908; 
 Elizabeth, b. My 6, 191 1; Jean Davison, b. My 
 3, 1916. Address, 59 O.xford Road, Newton 
 Center, Mass. 
 
 1550. FRED LOWENTHAL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 22, 1878, 
 Washington Heights, 111.; s. Louis (b. Ap 9, 
 1838, Hanover, Ger.) and Ernestine (Kahn) 
 Lowenthal (,b. S 27, 1843, Wurtemberg, rfo.). 
 Prepared in Calumet H. S., Chicago. Dramatic 
 Club; Adelphic; Delta Tau Delta: Phi Delta 
 Phi; Theta Nu Epsilon; Football; Pres., Fresh- 
 man class. Law Dept., Univ. of 111., 1901-2; 
 Newspaper Reporter and Special Writer, 1902- 
 6; Lawyer, 1906 — . Mem., Chicago Bar Assn.; 
 111. St. Bar Assn.; West. Econ. Soc. Address. 
 1262 W. 103d St., Chicago; bus. add., 704, 32 
 N. Clark St., do.t 
 
 I3SI. FRANK LEWIS LYMAN 
 Farmer and Special Loan Agt. ; B. S.; b. 
 Ja 4, 1879, Farmingdale, 111.; s. John Storrs 
 ^b. Jl 31, 1841, Farmingdale, 111.) and Mary 
 
 Caroline (Happer) Lyman (b. Jl 26, 1849, do.). 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Chem. Club; 
 Rep. Club; Ath. Assn.; Choral Soc; Class 
 Football and Baseball; Tennis Mgr. Mfg. 
 Chem., Woof & Flint, Decatur, 111., 1901-2; 
 with Lyman Real Est. Co., Ft. Smith, Ark., 
 1902-7; Gen. Real Est. bus.; Dir., Home 
 Mutual Bldg. & Loan Assn., 1906-7; Stamp 
 Deputy, Coll. of Int. Rev. Dist. of Ark., 1906- 
 7; gen. farming, Farmingdale, III., 1907^; 
 Special Loan Agt., Northwestern Mutual Life 
 Ins. Co., Milwaukee, 191 5 — . Mem., Ft. Smith 
 Country Club; sec, 1907; Illini Country Club 
 and Sangamo Club, Springfield, III.; Sec, San- 
 gamo Club, 1916-17. Address, 207 Ferguson 
 Bldg., Springfield, 111. 
 
 1552. ERNEST BARNES LYTLE 
 (Husband of No. 2984) 
 Associate; B. S.; A. M., 1904; b. Mr 23, 
 1875, Decatur, 111.; s. John (b. Mr 14, 1831, 
 Waterford, Pa.) and Sidney (Smith) Lytle 
 (b. Ag iq, 1832, do.). Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S.: 111. St. Norm. Ph. D., Yale, 1908. 
 Class Pres.; Pres., Math. Club; Illini .\dvisory 
 Bd.; Treas., Y. M. C. A.; Track Mgr.; Sec, 
 Ath. Bd. of Control; Sigma Xi. Instr., Math., 
 Univ. Acad., 1901-3; Acting Pri'n., Univ. 
 .Acad., 1903-4; Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 
 1004-6, 1908-10; Grad. Stud, and Fellow at 
 Yale, 1906-8; Assoc, Math., L^niv. of 111., 
 1 910 — . Auth.: A Way to Improve Algebra 
 Teaching, Sch. Math., Vol. i. No. 2, 1904, pp. 
 220-22; The Definition of a Limit, Sch. Sc. 
 and Math., Vol. 6, No. i, pp. 35-41; Review 
 of the Slaught and Lennes H. S. Algebras, 
 Bui. Am. Math. Soc., Vol. 15, 1909. PP- 357-62; 
 Proper Multiple Integrals over Iterable Fields, 
 Transactions Am. Math. Soc, Vol. 2, 1910, pp. 
 25-36; Review of Young and Jackson Elemen- 
 tary -Ylgebra, Bui. Am. Math. Soc, Vol. 17, 
 1910, pp. 215-16; also other articles on math, 
 subjects. Mem., Am. Math. Soc: Cent. Assn. 
 of Sc and Math. Teachers. Married Alice 
 Evelyn Fullenwider ('07), Ag 15, 1912. Me- 
 chanicsburg. 111. Children: Edith, b. N 26, 
 191 3; William Fullenwider, b. Ag 4, 191 7. Ad- 
 dress, 1203 S. Busey, Urbana. 
 
 1553. EUGENE ADOLPHUS McCALL 
 Druggist; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 18, 1878, 
 
 Buncombe. 111.; s. Robert Marion (b. S i, 1847, 
 Miss.) and Sophia Josephine (Glassford) Mc- 
 Call (b. Te 16, 1849, "111.). Prepared in Vienna 
 H. S. Ins., Okla.; Lumber, Calif.; Baiiking, 
 .\nna. 111.; Druggist, St. Louis and Chicago. 
 Married Katherine von Och Je 10, 1918, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 603 Market St., Metropolis, 111.; 
 bus. add., 603 Market St., do. 
 
 1554. HARVEY DARLING McCOLLUM 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Mr 13, 1879, Louisville, 
 
 111.; s. J. C. (b. Ag 9, 1844. Clay Co., 111.) 
 and Marv Frances (Long) McCollum (b. My 
 4, 1853, Wayne Co., do.). Prepared in Louis; 
 ville H. S.; Univ. Acad. Kappa Sigma; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Alpha Delta Sigma: Theta Kappa 
 Nu; Shield and Trident; Baseball; Pres., Soph. 
 Class. Master in Chancery of Clay Co., 1904- 
 8; in the Legislature, iooq-ii; ]\Iaster in Chan- 
 cery, 191 5 — . Mem., 111. Bar Assn.; Cml. Law- 
 League of Am. Married Pearl B. Kagay, Je 
 30, 1914, Effingham, 111. Children: Harvey D. 
 Jr., b. t) 19, 1015; James Franklin, b. F 4, 
 191 7. Address, Louisville, 111. 
 
 1555. ROSCOE CONKLING McCORMICK 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S.; b. D 5. 1877, Strawn, 
 111.; s. William (b. Ap 28, 1845. LaSalle, 111.) 
 and Elizabeth M. (Van Doren) McCormick 
 (b. My II, 1844, Farmington, do.). Prepared 
 in Gibson Citv H. S.; Univ. Acad. Football; 
 Nu Sigma N"u; Alpha Omega Alpha. Pnn., 
 Sch., Murphysboro, 111., 1901-2; Bellevue, 
 Idaho, 1902-3; Idaho City, Idaho, 1903-5; 
 
igoi] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 Stud., Coll. of P. & S., 1905-8, graduating 
 then; Med. Insp., City of Chica§:o, Health 
 Dept., 1908-10 (also doing pvt. practice); Prac- 
 ticing in Wauconda, 111., 1910 — . Married 
 Maggie Kerby, Je 20, 1904, Van Wyck, Idaho. 
 Children: Francis William, b. S 25, 1905; Doris 
 Marie, b. F 7, 1909; Marjorie Margaret, b. D 
 23, 1912. Address, Wauconda, 111. 
 
 1556. FRED LEAVITT McCUNE 
 
 Road Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 24, 1878, 
 Sterling, 111.; s. William Alfred (b. F 11, 1852, 
 N. Y.) and Annie Elizabeth (Crawford) Mc- 
 Cune (b. Mr i, 1853, Sterling, 111.). Prepared 
 in Wallace H. S., Sterling. Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman, Crane Co., 
 1901-2; Retail Groceries and Meats, 1902-13; 
 Stud, of golf, 1913-17; Road Engr., I. H. C. 
 Tractor Works, Chicago, 1917 — . Mem., Lawn 
 Lodge, 815 A. F. A. M.; Jackson Park Chap. 
 222, R. A. M.; Lawn Chap. 527, O. E. S. 
 Address, Internat. Harvester Corp., Tractor 
 Works, Chicago. 
 
 1557- JOHN WALLACE McLANE 
 (Brother of No. 703) 
 Lab. Asst., U. S. Dept. of Agr.; B. S. in 
 Agr. ; b. S 17, 1868, Boonesboro, la.; s. Joseph 
 G. (b. 1831, O.) and Mary M. (Wallace) Mc- 
 Lane (b. 1833, Pa.). Prepared in Pub. Sch., 
 Allerton, la. Philomathean; Y. M. C. A.; 
 Agr. Club. Carpenter, 1901-2; Lab. Asst., Phys. 
 Lab., Bur. of Soils, U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1902- 
 6; do. in Bur. of Plant Indus., 1906 — . Mar- 
 ried Lena H. Summy, Je 5, 1907, Washington, 
 D. C. Address, Vienna, Va.; bus. add., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C.f 
 
 1558. MAY LOUISE MARTIN 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Ag 6, 1877; d. Alba 
 Burnham (Id. Windsor, O.) and Azelia Julia 
 (Waters) Martin (b. Hartsgrove, O.). Pre- 
 pared, Norm. School, Geneva, O. ; Oberlin Coll. 
 Organizer, Chicago Heights Pub. Lib., 1902; 
 Sr. Asst., John Crerar Lib., 1902-6; Cataloger, 
 Young Men's Merc. Lib., 1906-7; do., Cleve- 
 land Pub. Lib., 1907-10; Lib., Tech. H. S., 
 Cleveland, 1910 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. 
 Lib. Sch. .Alumnae Assn.; O. Lib. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 84s Broadway, Geneva, O.; bus. add.. 
 East Tech. H. S., Cleveland. 
 
 1559. ROBERT WILLIAM MARTIN 
 (Husband of No. 1751; Brother of Nos. 1738, 
 3100) 
 Lawyer; A. B.; LL. B., 1902; b. N 24, 1879, 
 Wilmington, 111.; s. James W. (b. F 22, 1846) 
 and Viola M. (Linton) Martin (b. Ja 23, 1847, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Wilmington H. S. Kappa 
 Sigma; Phi Delta Phi; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident; foot- 
 ball team, 1898-1900; track team, 1900; mgr., 
 baseball team, 1900. Mem., Matteson Lodge 
 175, A. F. A. M. Married Henrietta Betsey 
 Pitts ('02), Je 20, 1906, Bloomington, 111. 
 Child, Florence Elizabeth Martin, b. Ap 19, 
 1910. Address, 60-62 Young Bldg., Joliet, 111. 
 
 1560. * WILLIAM MEIER 
 (Brother of No. 2461) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 10, 1878, 
 Muscatine, la.; s. Jacob (b. S 6, 1839, Baden, 
 Ger.) and Maria (Hoefflin) Meier (b. Ag 24, 
 1841, do.). Prepared in Chicago Eng. High 
 and Man. Tr. Sch. Der Deutsche Verein; 
 C. E. Club. Transitman, E. J. & E. Ry., Joliet, 
 111., 1901-2; Engr., (Tonst., including the 
 Chicago Subways and The Spring \'alley 
 Bridge; Designing Steel Structures since 1903; 
 with Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge Co. Mem., 
 Baptist Church; West. Soc. of Engrs. Died 
 F 14, 1910, Chicago. 
 
 1561. RUTHERFORD THOMAS MILES 
 Merchant; B. S. ; b. Jl 29, 1878, Foosland, 
 III.; s. Thos. Samuel (b. Wheeling, W. Va.) 
 and Harriet (Rush) Miles (b. Lexington, Ky.). 
 Prepared in Village Sch.; Univ. Acad. Philo- 
 mathean; Capt., Track team. Grain and Coal 
 bus., 1 901 — . Mem., Village Council, 1903-6. 
 Married Elizabeth Bernice Powell, N 6, 1901. 
 Child, Agnes Harriett, b. My 8, 1904 (died 
 Ap 18. 1907). Address, 1132 Webster Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
 1562. WILLIAM PITT MILLER 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 20. 
 1876, Shelbyville. 111.; s. John Wesley (b. S 
 19, 1847, la.) and Elizabeth Ellen (Jones) 
 Miller (b. Je 26, 1848, Shelbyville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Paris H. S. Y. M. C. A. Prin., Anna 
 H. S., 1901-5; Bement, 1905-6; Supt., Schs., 
 Downs, 1906-7; Heyworth, 1907-9; El Paso, 
 1909-12; Asst., Agr. Exten. Dept., 1915-18; 
 Supt., R. H. Donnelley dairy and poultry farm, 
 Libertyville, 111., 1918 — ; Co. Agr. Adviser, 
 1018—. Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. A. M.. Sr. 
 Warden; R. A. M. ; O. E. S. ; M. W. A.; Sec, 
 McLean Co. Lit. and Ath. Assn., 1906-9; do.. 
 Woodward Co., 191 1 — ; Ex. Com. Cent. 111. 
 Teachers Assn. Married Ida Brunette Jones, 
 Tl 28, 1904, Bloomington, 111. Child, Howard 
 Russell, b. O 21, 1906. Address, C^arlinville, 
 111. 
 
 1563. ANNIE MITCHELL (NEWMAN) 
 (Sister of No. 516) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 12. 1878; d. Emor 
 Hawkins (b. D 5, 1839, Licking Co., O.) and 
 Emily Sophia (Reynolds) Mitchell (b. F 21, 
 1843, Knox Co., O.). Prepared in Bement H. 
 S. Attended Univ. of Tex., 1916. Alethenai. 
 Asst., H. S., Greenfield, 1901-3; Prin., H. S., 
 Cerro Gordo, 1903-5. Married Alfred Jonathan 
 Newman, Je 4, 1916. Children: Emily Olive, 
 b. My 26, 1917; George Alfred, b. Je 2, 1918. 
 Address, 189 W. Sycamore St., Denton, Tex. 
 
 1564. TIMOTHY MOJONNIER 
 (Brother of Nos. 4315, 5318) 
 
 Chemist and Mfr.; B. S. in Chem.; M. S.. 
 1902; b. Ag 8, 1876, near Highland, 111.; s. 
 Jules (b. Ja 28, 1846, Vevey, Switzerland) and 
 Emma Julia (Beguelin) Mojonnier (b. My 23, 
 
 1851, St. Imer, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Pres., Phi Lambda Upsilon; Pres., Adelphic; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Chem. Club. Res. Chem. under 
 Prof. Grindley to 1903; Chief Chem., Helvetia 
 Milk Condensing Co., Highland. 111., located at 
 Greenville, 111. and Delta, O.; Pres., Mojonnier 
 Bros. Co., Milk Engrs., 1915 — . Auth. : (with 
 Prof. H. S. Grindley) The Artificial Method 
 of Determining the Ease and the Rapidity of 
 the Digestion of Meats, Univ. of III., New 
 Series, No. 5, 1903, pp. 26; Experiments on 
 Losses in Cooking Meat, Bui. No. 141, Exp. 
 Sta.. U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1904, pp. 95; The 
 Digestibility of Evaporated Cream, Med. News, 
 1905; Studies upon the Digestion of Meat 
 (with Prof. Grindley and H. C. Porter). Bui. 
 193, Engng. Exp. Sta., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 
 1907, pp. 100; papers and addresses on food 
 chem. Mem., Plymouth Brethern; A. C. S.; 
 A. A. A. S.; M. E. Church. Married Helen 
 Mange, N 10, 1903. Highland. 111. Children: 
 Harry Grindley, b. N 16, 1904; Helen Mange, 
 b. N 16, 1909; Ruth Ethel, b. Ja 18, 1917. 
 bus. add., 739 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 1565. AMY CONSTANCE MOON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. My 2, 1875, Titusville, 
 
 Pa.; d. George Heaney (b. 1848, Leesburg, 
 Ind.) and Senora Cornelia (Higbee) Moon (b. 
 
 1852, Milford, do.). Prepared in pvt. sch., 
 Sewickley, Pa.; Warsaw (Ind.) H. S. French 
 Club; Watcheka; Lib. Club; Y. W. C. A. 
 Reviser, L^niv. of 111. Lib. Sch., 1901-3; Cata- 
 
152 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 igoi 
 
 loger, Carnegie Lib. of Pittsburgh, 1903-11; 
 I St Asst. Cataloger, Carnegie Lib. of Pittsburgh, 
 1911 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. Address, 718 
 N. Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa.f 
 
 1566. *JESSE J. MYERS 
 Professor; B. S.; b. Ap 15, 1876, Hoop Pole, 
 111.; s. J. C. and Mary E. (Taylor) Myers. 
 Prepared in Geneseo H. S. Instr,, Zool., Mich. 
 Coll. of Agr., 1901-7; Asst. Prof., Zool., do., 
 1907-14. Mem., Mich. Acad, of Sc. Marrictl 
 Minnie E. Bassett, Ag 17, 1899, Champaign. 
 Died My 28, 191 4, New Haven, Conn. 
 
 1567. *GUNTHER NICHOLS 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 21, 1876, 
 Ind. ; s. Chas. G. and Ellen (Burnell) Nichols 
 (b. Lima, Ind.). Prepared in Lima H. S. ; 
 Howe Sch., Howe, Ind. Cashier, LaGrange St. 
 Bank, LaGrange, Ind., 1903-17. Mem., K. P.; 
 Royal Arcanum; A. F. A. M. Married Grace 
 Pauline Wyatt, LaGrange, Ind. Child, Mar- 
 garet Ellen. Died My 26, 1917. 
 
 1568. OLOF ANTON NILSSON 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 29, 1868, 
 Lyby, Sweden; s. Nils (b. N 12, 1838, Hem- 
 mestorp, do.) and Ilanna (Anderson) Nilsson 
 (b. N 24, 1828, Hogestad.). Prepared in Pub. 
 Schs. of Sweden. Arch. Club. Struct, and 
 Bridge Engr., Morava Const. Co., 1901; Am. 
 Bridge Co., 190 1-2; with N. Y. Cent, and Hud- 
 son River R. R., 1905-8; Sec, Am. Soc. 
 Swedish Engrs., 1905; with Pub. Service Comn., 
 ist Dist., St. of N. v., 1908 — . Auth.: Norda- 
 merika. Handbook for Amerikas Svenskar (in 
 Swedish), The Mitner Press, Brooklyn. N. Y., 
 1904. Address, 271 Hicks St., Brooklyn, N. Y.t 
 
 1569. CHARLES WATERMAN NORTON 
 Manager; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 28, 1878, 
 Lockport, 111.; s. George B. (b. do.) and Ella 
 Louise (b. do.). Prepared in Lockport H. S. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Delta Phi; Glee Club. 
 Studied Law, Chicago Kent Coll. of Law, 1902. 
 With the Shaw- Walker Co., mfrs. of office 
 filing devices. Mem., Epis. Church; Vestry- 
 man, St. Paul's Parish, Washington, D. C. 
 Married Mary Franklin Munson, N i, 1904, 
 LaGrange, 111. Children: Harriet Frances and 
 Robert Munson. Address, 2605 Adams Mill 
 Road, Washington, D. C; bus. add., 728 13th 
 St., N. W., do.t 
 
 1570. * WILBUR PERRY NORTON 
 
 B. S.; b. F 15, 1877. Alton, 111.; s, Wilbur 
 T. (b. S 10, 1844, Alton, 111.) and Frances E. 
 (Caldwell) Norton (b. N 25, 1S53, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Alton H. S. Engng. Soc; Y. M. C. A.; 
 Sergt., Univ. Bn. Died D 11, 1901, Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y. 
 
 1571. EDNA ELIZ.\BETH O'HAIR 
 
 (Sister of No. 3501) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Laurel. Ind.; 
 d. John (b. do.) and Josephine (Lingo) O'Hair 
 (b. Bethesda, O.). Prepared in Laurel (Ind.) 
 H. S. Y. W. C. A.; Sec. and V. P., Alethenai; 
 Woman's League; Sec. and V. P., Watcheka; 
 Tliip staff; Class Historian. Teacher, H. S. 
 LTrbana, 1901-3; IT. S., Macomb, 1903-7; Head 
 of German Dept., Anderson, Ind., 1907 — . 
 .4ddrcss, Laurel, Ind.; bus. add., Anderson, 
 Ind.t 
 157^- FREDERICK PHILLIPS PATRICK 
 Farmer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 26, 1879, 
 Blue Island, 111.; s. Walter S. (b. 1820, Scot- 
 land) and Elizabeth (Phillips) Patrick. Pre- 
 pared in Blue Island H. S. Draftsman with 
 Richard E. Schmidt, Arch., 1901-6; Estimator, 
 Waful & Deuchler Co.. Contrs., 1906-1S: Far- 
 mer, Carseland, Alberta, Can., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Married Maude E. Wilson, 
 1907, Harriston, Ont. Child, Frederick Wilson, 
 
 b. My 30, 1908. Address, 518 Greenwood Ave., 
 Blue Island, 111.; bus. add., Carseland, Alberta, 
 Can. 
 
 1573- FREDERIC ALLEN PERKINS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 23, 1880, Canton, 111.; 
 s. Ransom A. (b. Chicopee, Mass.) and Martha 
 (Steele) Perkins (b. Bridgewater, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Canton H. S. Admitted to bar, 
 1901; Master in Chancery, four yrs.; elected 
 City Atty. of Canton, 1904, 1906, 1910; Post- 
 master, Canton, 111. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. 
 O. E. ; 111. St. Bar Assn. Married Lina Birely 
 Reichert, 1909, Tipton, la. Children: Richard, 
 b. 1910; Margaret, 1914; Charles Edwin, 1916. 
 .Iddress, 341 S. Main St., Canton, 111. 
 
 1574. NUBA MITCHEL FLETCHER 
 (Brother of Nos. 4859, 5872, 5873, 7867) 
 Professor; A. B.; A. M., 1903; b. S 10, 1880, 
 Iloopeston, 111.; s. David S. (b. Jl 24, 1853, 
 Howard, Pa.) and Elizabeth (Pees) Fletcher 
 (b. F 14, 1859, Washington, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Iloopeston H. S. Ph. D., Columbia, 1907. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Adelphic; Eng. Club; (Ora- 
 torical Assn.; Ind. Debating Team, 1899-1900, 
 igoo-i ; Iliini Staff; Illio Bd. Teacher, Eng. 
 aiid_ Hist., Syrian Protestant Coll., Beirut, 
 .Syria, iqoi-4; Stud., Heidelberg and Berlin, 
 1904-5; President's Scholar in Hist., Colum- 
 bia, 1905-6; Instr., Eng. and Hist., H. S., 
 Westfield, N. J., 1906-7; Prof., Hist., Alfred 
 Univ., 1907-8; Instr. Hist., The Shattuck Sch., 
 1908-11; Assoc. Prof., Carleton Coll., 1916-18; 
 Shattuck Sch., Faribault, Minn., 1918 — . 
 Mem., Am. Hist. .Assn.; Am. Geog. .Assn.; 
 M. E. Church. Auth.: A Text Book in Mod. 
 Hist., 155 pp., McGill- Warner Co., 191 5; chaps. 
 on the Hist, of the Rhine Country, 129 pp., 
 (Columbia Doctor's Dissertation), 1907. Mar- 
 ried Jean Hutchinson, Ag 3, 1916, Faribault, 
 Minn, .-iddress, Shattuck School, Faribault, 
 Minn. 
 
 1575. WILLIAM HICKMAN R.\DCLIFFE 
 Erecting Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 15, 
 1879, Springfield, 111.; s. James Perry (b. 
 Ilagerstown, Md.) and Burnette Barber (Hick- 
 man) Radcliffe (b. Hardstown, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Class Pres. ; Class 
 Football; V. P., C. E. Club; Asst. Bus. Mgr., 
 Illio; Tcchnografh Bd., 1900; Tau Beta Pi. 
 .\m. Bridge Co., 1901; Paige Iron Works, 1901; 
 .Am. Bridge Co., Erecting Dept., Asst. Engr., 
 1902; Erecting Engr., 19 10. Maj., Q. M. Corps, 
 N. A., 1918; Const. Q. M., Otisville Tubercu- 
 losis Hosp., N. Y. Married Bertha Wilkes, 
 Jl II, 1908, Chicago. Children: William Hick- 
 man, Jr., b. Ap 29, 1909; Emily N'irginia, b. 
 .\p 2, 1914. Address, 221 N. Kensington Ave., 
 La Grange, 111. 
 
 1576. WALTER THORNTON RAY 
 (Husband of No. 1924) 
 Fuel Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 18, 1877, 
 Metamora, 111.; s. Jacob (b. Ag 1843, do.) 
 and Virginia Victoria (Tripplet) Ray (b. S 
 1 85 1, .'Mexandria, Va.). Prepared in ^leta- 
 mora H. S.; Univ. .\cad. Various Engng., 
 Social and Dancing Clubs including German 
 Club. In powerhouses and office Chief Oper- 
 ating Engr., Commonwealth-Edison Co., Chi- 
 cago; in charge Boiler Tests in Fuel Testing 
 Plant (.\sst. to Prof. L. F. Breckenridge), with 
 V. S. Geol. Sur., in St. Louis, Norfolk and 
 Pittsburg: Fuel Engr., Clinchfield Fuel Co., 
 1910-14; Pres., Ray -Adding Machine Co., N. Y. 
 City, 1914 — . .Auth.: \'arious articles for 
 technical papers. Received (with Henry Kreis- 
 inger) Octave Canute Medal of West. Soc. of 
 Engrs., 1908. Mem., various clubs. Married 
 Isaljel McRobie ('03), Je 14, 1904, Chicago. 
 Children: Lewis Ray, b. My 30, 1905 (died F 
 ji, 1910); Margaret, b. Ja 26, 1907; Douglas, 
 b. D 16, 1909 (died F 23, 1910); Leonard John, 
 b. My 30, 191 1 ; Kelvin Jacob, b. Jl 26, 1912. 
 Address. Parcot .Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 153 
 
 1577. NELLIE LEWIS READ (ROSS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2496) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 27, 1877, Chandler- 
 ville, 111.; d. Ira N. (b. Jl jo, 1849, Sharon, 
 O.) and Maria F. (Baldwin) Read (b. S 21, 
 1850, Deer Park, 111.). Prepared in North- 
 field (Mass.) H. S. aiul Univ. Acad. Alethenai. 
 Married Robert Malcolm Ross ('05). Child, 
 Robert Donald, b. S 9, 1910. Address, 1310 W. 
 Springfield Ave., Urbana or Nanking, China. 
 
 1578. GEORGE WILLIAM REDFIELD 
 Salesman and Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; 
 
 b. F I, 1874, Galesburg, 111.; s. Abram Crutten- 
 den (b. N 7, 1830, Chestnut Hill, Conn.) and 
 Mary Matilda (Onderdonk) Redfield (b. D 9, 
 1840, Long Island, N. Y.). Prepared in Gales- 
 burg H. S. Undergrad. work in Knox. Coll.; 
 Cornell Univ. Elec. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Schenectady, N. Y., 1901-3; Elec. Engr. and 
 .Salesman, do., Chicago, 1903-9; Gen. Mgr., 
 Interstate Lt. and Pr. Co., Galena, 111., 1909; 
 Salesman and Elect. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Minneapolis, 1910 — . Charter mem., Minne- 
 apolis Ath. Club. Married Irene J. Richardson, 
 Ja II, 1902, Schenectady, N. Y. Children: 
 Irene Marjorie, b. Mr 27, 1908; Eleanor 
 Georgia^ b. Ag 2, 19 14. Address, 2540 5th 
 Ave., S., Minneapolis; bus. add., 410-12 3d 
 Ave., N. Minneapolis. 
 
 1579. FREDERICK GORDON REM ANN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 28, 1877, Vandalia, 
 111.; s. Frederick (b. My 12, 1849, Vandalia, 
 111.) and Julia (Gordon) Remann (b. Mr i, 
 1853, do.). Prepared in West. Mil. Acad.; 
 Barnes 5led. Coll. Delta Tau Delta; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Alpha Delta Theta. Prosecuting Atty., 
 Pierce Co., 191 5 — . Elder, Presby. Church; 
 mem., Tacoma Cml. Club. Married Rose B. 
 Rowntree, Jl 29, 1903, Chicago (died O 27, 
 1911). Children: Julia Catherine, b. Ag 24, 
 1905; Rose Elizabeth, b. Ap 6, 1908. Address, 
 Court House, Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 1580. MABEL REYNOLDS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ja 30, 1872, Oshkosh. 
 Wis.; d. Thomas Reynolds. Prepared in Stur- 
 geon Bay (Wis.) H. S. and Oshkosh Norm. 
 Teacher for several yrs. ; Libn., St. Norm. Sch., 
 Cheney, Wash, 1903 — . Address, c/o St. Norm. 
 Sch., Cheney, Wash. 
 
 1581. ROBERT EARL RICHARDSON 
 Biologist; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1903; b. 
 N 28, 1877; s. Robert (b. 1847, H'-) and Emily 
 (Dickerson) Richardson (b. 1847, do.). Pre- 
 pared in DePauw Prep. Dept., Greencastle, 
 Ind. Sigma Nu; Sigma Xi; Pres., Freshman 
 Class; Fellowship, Z06I., 1902-3. Special Scien- 
 tific Asst., U. S. Fish Comn., Stanford Univ., 
 1906-7; Instr., Bionomics, Stanford Univ., 1907- 
 8; Biologist, St. Nat. Hist. Surv., 1909 — . 
 Auth. : Various papers on fishes of 111., For- 
 mosa, Japan, and Philippines with D. S. Jordan 
 and S. A. Forbes. Address, Natural History 
 Survey, Lfrbana, 111. 
 
 1.S82. JOSEPHINE SCHILLINGER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 5. 1874, 
 Molina, 111.; d. Martin (b. Je 3, 1836, Baden- 
 Baden, Ger.) and Caroline (Watrous) Schill- 
 inger (b. 1844, Zanesville, O.). Prepared in 
 Moline Pub. Schs. ; Grad., Moline Norm. Sch. 
 Phi Delta Upsilon; Kappa Alpha Theta. Taught 
 H. S., Moline, 1901-4; H. S., Butte, Mont, 
 1904-9. D. O., Am. Sch. of Osteopathy, 1912. 
 Address, Moline, Ill.t 
 
 1583. CURT AUGUST SCHROEDER 
 Ins. Bus.; B. S.; M. S., 1903; b. S 23, 1879. 
 Ger.; s. August (b. 1845, Ger.) and Wanda M. 
 (Pillow) Schroeder (b. Jl 10, 1859, do.). Pre- 
 pared in W. Div. H. S.; Lewis Inst. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Taught 
 
 Chem., Univ. of III., 1901-2; Anal. Chem., 
 1903-4; Agr. Work, Cuba, summer of 1904; 
 Anal. Chem., assaycr, and min. work, 1904-10; 
 Certified as Provincial Assayer in Britisii Col., 
 in summer 1906; Ins. bus., Denver, 1910 — . 
 Mem., Technic Club, Denver, 19 13 — ; A. F. A. 
 M., 1905. Married Yetta McFarlane, Mr 29, 
 191 1, Colo. Address, 1815 E. Colfax Ave., 
 Denver; bus. add., 708 ist Nat. Bank Bldg., 
 Denver. 
 
 1584. MABEL SCHULTE (RICHARDS) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S i, 1878, Hopedale. 
 111.; d. William Henry (b. D 16, 1850. West- 
 phalia, Ger.) and Sarah (Davin) Schulte (b. 
 My I, 1857, Hopedale, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Y. W. C. A.; Chi Omega; Basket- 
 ball team; Class Sec. Cashier, Hopedale Bank, 
 1901-7; Local A^t., Hartford Fire Ins. Co., 
 1905-11. Mem., Congr. Church. Married Roy 
 Charlton Richards, N 14, 1907, Hopedale, III. 
 Children: William Percival, b. Ag 31, 1908; 
 Celia Agnes, b. D 14, 1910. Address, New 
 castle. Neb. 
 
 158s. FRANKLIN WILLIAM SCOTT 
 (Husband of No. 1868) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1903; Ph 
 D., 1912; b. N 12, 1877, Centralia, 111.; s 
 William Walter (b. Jl 6, 1849, Hopkins Co., 
 Tex.) and Mary Ellen (Maddux) Scott (b. M> 
 15, 1851, Clinton Co., 111.). Prepared in Cen- 
 tralia II. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Shield and Trident; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Ed., Illitii, 1900 01 ; Co-ed., Varsity Fortnightly, 
 1900-01; Ed., Illinois Mag., 1901-02; Fellow, 
 Eng., 1901. Instr., Rhet., Univ. of 111., 1901-3; 
 Stud, in Harvard, 1903-4; Instr., Eng., Univ. of 
 111., 1904-5; in Rhet., 1905-6; Assoc. Eng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1906-12; Asst. Prof., Eng., 1912; Sec, 
 Dept. of Eng., 1910 — ■; Chairman, Dept. or 
 Eng. 1916-17; Sec, Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn. 
 1907 — ; Executive Sec, Alpha Tau Omega 
 Fraternity, 1918 — . Auth.: Newspapers and 
 Periodicals of 111., 1818-79, St. Hist. Lib., 1910; 
 Coll. Readings in Eng. Prose (with Jacob 
 Zeitlin) Macmillan, 1913; (edited) Burke's 
 Speech on Conciliation, Scribners, 1907; Bio- 
 grajihies of Addison, Keats, and Shelley, C. M. 
 Parker, Taylorville, 1903; stories and numerous 
 articles in various mags, and journals; Ed., 
 Alumni Record, Univ. of 111., 1906 and 1918; 
 Ed., Alumni Quarterly, 1907-17; Ed., Univ. 
 Catalog, 1907-1909; Assoc. Ed., Alpha Tau 
 Omega Palm, 1909-18; Ed., do., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Mod. Lang. Assn.; Am. Hist. Assn.; Assn. of 
 Coll. Profs.; Nat. Coun. Teachers of English. 
 Married Ethel Clara Forbes ('03), Je 18, 1908, 
 Urbana. Children: Mary Forbes, b. Ag 6, 1910; 
 Hugh Forbes, b. Jl 9, 1915; Thomas William, b. 
 S 3, 1918. Address, 803 Michigan Ave., Urbana, 
 111. 
 
 1586. WILLIAM HORACE SHERMAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 25, 1876, Oakland, 111.; 
 
 s. Daniel (b. My 30, 1846, Zanesville, O.) and 
 Martha (Allen) Sherman (b. D 12, 1851, Oak- 
 land, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. Delta 
 Tau Delta. First V. P., Monroe Club (Dem.) 
 of St. Joseph, Mo., 1905-6; Dem. Nom. to Mo. 
 Legislature, 1906; Mem., 43d and 44th Gen. As- 
 semblies; Asst. Prosecuting Atty., 1911-12. 
 Mem., I. O. O. F.; K. of P.; F. O. E. Married 
 Marie Eden, Terre Haute, Ind. Children: 
 William Eden. b. 1901; Charles Beveridge, b. 
 1902; Joe Allen, b. 1905. Address, 601 E. 
 Missouri Ave., St. Joseph, Mo.t 
 
 1587. WALTER CAMPBELL SHORT 
 Brig. Gen., U. S. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 
 
 30, 1880. Fillmore, 111.; s. Hiram Spait (b. My 
 4, 1840, Randolph Co., N. C.) and Sarah Miner- 
 va (Stokes) Short (b. O 25, 1851, Ramsey, 
 111.). Prepared in Fillmore H. S. Math. Club; 
 Capt. Univ. Regt.; Illio. Instr. Math., West. 
 Mil. Acad., 1901-2; 2nd Lt., 25th U. S. Inf., 
 
154 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1901 
 
 Ft. Reno, Okla., 1902-7; ist Lt., i6th U. S. Inf., 
 Ft. Gibbon, Alaska, 1907; Capt., i6th Inf. A. 
 E. F.; Maj., O. R. C; CoL, do.; Brig. Gen., 
 do., 1918. Won Nat. Pistol Championship. 
 1909. Address, War Dept., Washington, D. C. 
 
 1588. AARON TRABUE SIMMONS 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. O 30, 1876, 
 
 Jerseyville. 111.; s. John Hardin (b. Ag 4, 
 1851, Brighton, III.) and Ellen Frances Trabue 
 Simmons (.b. Je 19, 1855, Jerseyville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Jerseyville H. S. Arch. Club. 
 Mem.. Baptist Church. Married Emily Kather- 
 ine Hulva, O 19, 1908. Children: Pauline 
 Ellen, b. Ja 2, 191 1; Marjorie, b. F 15, 1913- 
 Address, i Cedar Crest, Normal, 111.; btts. add., 
 401-2-3 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Bloomington, 
 do. 
 
 1589. EDWARD CLYDE SLOCUMB 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 18, 1877, 
 
 Mt. Vernon, la.; s. Charles G. (b. Ja i, 1843, 
 Albany, 111.) and Eliza M. (Stephens) Slocumb 
 (b. Je 9, 1S45). Prepared in Keithsburg H. S.; 
 Hedding Coll., Abingdon; Cornell Coll., Mt. 
 Vernon, la. Res. Engr., C. N. W. R. R., 
 1 901-3; Asst. Engr., Track Elevations and 
 Terminals C. B. & Q., Chicago, 1904; Div. 
 Engr., Beardstown Div., C. B. & Q., Beards- 
 town, 1904-8; Engr., Grade Reduction and 
 Improvements between Concord and Centralia, 
 1908; Asst. Engr., 111. Dist., Galesburg, 1908; 
 Pvt. Engng. Contr. and Mgr. for Irrigation 
 and Development work in N. M.; Oil and 
 Artesian Well Contr.. Artesia, N. M., 1908-12; 
 Gen. Contracting, Minneapolis, 19 12-14; asso- 
 ciated with Haglin-Stahr Co. and J. Leek & 
 Co.; Commissioner of Streets, City Engng. 
 Dept., Minneapolis, 1914. R. O. T. C, 1917; 
 Capt., Engrs., U. S. R.; Co. F, 313th Engr., 
 Camp Dodge; mem., Regtl. Staff Hdqtrs. Co., 
 191 7. Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. A. M., 
 Ark Lodge 176; R. A. M., Ark Chap. =53; 
 Flour City Camp, M. W. of A. 630; West. 
 Soc. Engrs. Married .Adelaide Williamson, 
 My 6, 1902. Children: Mary Gilford, b. Ja i, 
 1904; Margaret Williamson, b. D 10, 1907. 
 Address, 3535 Fremont Ave., N., Minneapolis. 
 
 1590. ALFRED HIGGINS SLUSS 
 Professor; B. S.; b. S 29, 1877 Tuscola, 111.; 
 s. Alonzo Clayton (b. Grand View, 111.) and 
 Minerva Ann (Higgins) Sluss (b. Hillsboro, 
 O.). Prepared in Tuscola H. S. Foreman, 
 Acme Harvester Co., Peoria, 1901-3; Instr., 
 Phvs. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1903-7; Asst. Supt., 
 T. I. Case Plow Works. 1907; Asst. Prof., M. 
 E., Ll^niv. of Kan., 1908-12; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1912 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; Acacia; Sigma 
 Tau; A. S. C. E. Address, 1122 Ohio St., 
 Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 1 591. BRUCE SMITH 
 Teacher; A. B.; b. F 6, 1872, Newman, 111.; 
 s. James M. (b. O 8, 1832. Park Co., Ind.) 
 and Ellen E. (Pound) Smith (b. S 11, 1844, 
 Clark Co., Ind.). Prepared in Newman H. S. 
 Philomathean; Eng. Club. Teacher, rural sclis. 
 and Newman H. S.; teacher, Eng.. H. S., 
 Decatur, 1901-7; do., Central H. S., St. Louis, 
 1907-9; Soldan H. S., St. Louis, 1909 — . 
 Married Edna Helen Van Meter, Je 30, 1908. 
 Child, Bruce Lannes, b. D 11, 1909. Address, 
 310 Gore Ave., Webster Groves, Mo.t 
 
 1592. GEORGE CARROLL SMITH 
 Surgeon; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 19, 1878, 
 Flora,^ 111.; s. Randolph (b. Plattsburg, Mo.) 
 and Ximena Lucia (Hanna) Smith (b. Louis- 
 ville, 111.). Prepared in Flora H. S.; Arcol.i 
 H. S. Attended Univ. of Chicago, 1901-2; 
 M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1904; post grad. work. 
 Berlin, Ger. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Rho 
 Sigma; Alpha Omega Alpha. Interne, St. 
 Joseph Hosp., Chicago, 1904-5; Surg., 1906 — ; 
 Assoc. Prof., Surg., and Sec, of the faculty, 
 
 St. Louis Univ. 1st Lt., M. R. C, 1913-17 
 .\uth. : Topographical Anatomy of the Female 
 Pelvis; Nicholas Senn as an Operator, Bui. St. 
 Louis Med. Soc, Vol. 2, 1908, 136 pp.; In- 
 travenous Local Anaesthesia, Jour. A. M. A., 
 Vol. VIII, pp. 855; The Histology and Nature 
 of the So-called Foam Cell Tumors with a Re- 
 port of Four Cases of Endothelioma Xantho- 
 matosum, Surg. Gyn. Obstet., Vol. XIV, 19 12, 
 pp. 55; The Value of Beginning Passive Mo- 
 tion Early, Following Fractures in or Near 
 Joints, Jotci'. Mo. St. Med. Assn., Vol. IX, 1912, 
 pp. 170; Congenital Absence of Ribs, Report 
 of Case with Complete Absence of the Left 7th 
 and 8th Ribs, Jour. A. M. A., Vol. LX, 1913, 
 pi>. 895; Does the Internatl. Adm. of Potassium 
 Iodide have any Effect on Thyroid Grafts in 
 Guinea Pigs?, Jour. Med. Research, Vol. XXX, 
 1014, pp. 113; Surgical Lesions as Etiological 
 Factors in Gastric Svmptoms, AIo. St. Med. 
 Assn., Jl. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. ; 
 Triple A. Golf Club; St. Louis Med. Soc; Mo. 
 St. Med. Soc; A. M. A.; St. Louis Surgeons' 
 Club; Fellow, Am. Coll. Surgs. Married Mar- 
 garet Clare Shirley, N 6, 191 5, (I^hicago. Ad- 
 dress, 537 N. Grand Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 1593. PERCY ALMERIN SMITH 
 (Husband of No. 1662; Brother of No. 2518) 
 Missionary; B. S.; A. M. in Educ, 1912; 
 b. Ag 8, 1876, Dixon, 111.; s. Eli Clark (b. 
 Ap 23, 1829, Ticonderoga, N. Y.) and Sera- 
 phina Frances (Gardner) Smith (b. Ja 14, 
 1846, Dixon 111.). Prepared in N. Dixon H. S. 
 Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Pres., Adelphic; Math. 
 Club; Ath. Assn.; Orat. Assn.; Intersoc De- 
 bating Team. Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 
 iqoi-3: taught Eng., Hiroshima Norm. Coll., 
 Hiroshima, Japan, 1903-12; founded Eng. 
 Teachers Mag., 1906; Ed., do., 1906-12; Miss., 
 .'\m. Epis. Church, 1912 — ; Tsu, Japan, 
 1912-14; Fukui, Japan, 1914 — . Auth.: Notes 
 on Practical Phonetics, 100 pp., 1910; Stories 
 from the West, 3 vols., 150 pp., 1911; edi- 
 torials regularly in Eng. Teachers Mag., 1906- 
 12; Some Phases of the Play of Japanese Boys 
 and Men, Pedagogical Sem., 1909; An Am. 
 View of Japanese Educ, Fukui Prefectural 
 Educ. Mag., 191 5. Mem., Am. Red Cross in 
 Japan; Japanese Anti-Tuberculosis Assn.; 
 Fukui Prefectural Anti-Tuberculosis Assn.; 
 Japanese Purity Assn.; Advisory mem., Fukui 
 Prefectural Educ Assn. Married Charlotte 
 Enid Draper ('02), O 20. 1903, Yokohama, 
 Japan. Children: Draper Almerin, b. S i, 1905 
 (died My 26, 1908); Hubert Haven, b. F 22, 
 1907 (died Ap 11, 1908); Frances Enid, b. 
 F 21, 1914; Haven Gardner, b. Ag 9, 1918. 
 .■iddress, Kanazawa, Japan. 
 
 1594. LORINDA BALLOU SPELLMAN 
 Dairywoman; B. L. S.; b. Washington, III.; 
 d. William Wing (b. Ag 23, 1840, Alexandria, 
 O,) and Laura Ballou (Wartenbe) Spellman 
 (b. Jl 18, 1840, Zanesville). Prepared in 
 Granville (O.) H. S.; Denison Univ., Gran- 
 ville, one yr. Cataloger, Cleveland Pub. Lib., 
 1902-6; Libn., El Paso, Tex., 1907-8; teacher, 
 Tularosa, N. M., 1908-10; do., Cloudcroft, do., 
 1910-11; do., Carrizozo, N. M., 1911-14; Owner 
 of Clover Leaf Dairy, 1914^. Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Address, Carrizozo, N. M. 
 
 1595. OTIS ORION STANLEY 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S.; M. S., 1902; b. 
 My 22, 1874, Montezuma, la.: s. Ellis J. (b. 
 Koleta, 111.) and Anna (Dick) Stanley (b. 
 Sycamore, 111.). Prepared in Wentworth 
 I\iil. Acad., Lexington, Mo.; Cotner Univ., 
 Lincoln, Neb.; Univ. Acad. M. D., N. W. 
 Univ., 1906. Adelphic; Alpha Omega Alpha. 
 Asst., Physiol, and Grad. Stud., N. W. Med. 
 Sch., 1903-6. Practising Phys. & Surg., Cham- 
 paign and Urbana. 1906 — . Capt., Med. Corps, 
 State Psychopathic Hosp., Ann Arbor. Mich., 
 1918; Mustered out, D 191S. Mem., Christian 
 
igoi] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 iSS 
 
 Church. Married Mabel Edith Applegate, Ag 12, 
 1896. Atlanta, 111. Children: Deane Field, b. Ag 
 5, 1897; Paul McLane, b. Ja 8, 1899; Katherine 
 Kemp, b. N 25, 1902; Gretcheu Anne, b. S 17, 
 1904 (died Ag 31, 1905); Alice Muriel, b. N 
 
 12, 1906. Address, 604 S. Mathews Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add., 200 Co-op. Bldg., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 1596. AMOS MILTON STEVENSON 
 Law Stenog. ; LL. B.; b. Ag 8, 1877, Man- 
 
 ville. 111.; s. William J. (b. Je 29, 1851, Mus- 
 catine, la.) and Hattie E. (Reamer) Stevenson 
 (b. My 26, 1855, Peoria). Prepared in Ottawa 
 H. S. Taught in LaSalle Co., 1901-5; Law 
 Stenog., 1905-9. Co. C. of Ottawa on riot duty 
 in Danville, 111. Married Ida M. Mell, N 26, 
 1908, Chicago. Address, 425 Catherine St., 
 Ottawa, Ill.t 
 
 1597. *RALPH EWING STEVENSON 
 
 B. S.; b. Mr 20, 1880, Bloomington, 111.; 
 s. Thomas W. (b. Ag 16, 1851, Christian Co., 
 Ky.) and Mary Alice (Gildersleeve) Steven- 
 son (b. My 22, 1858, Hudson, 111.). Prepared 
 in 111. St. Norm. Univ., Normal, 111. C. E. 
 Club; Technograph Bd. C. Engr., C. & A. 
 R. R., 1901-2; Asst. City Engr., Los Angeles, 
 1902-4. Mem., A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; 
 DeMolay Commandery, K. T. ; Al Malaikak 
 Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., Calif.; Baptist 
 Church. Died Ja 22, 1904, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 1598. MILES VINCENT STEWART 
 
 (Brother of No. 3983) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 10, 1879, 
 
 Kewanee, 111.; s. Samuel Parish (b. O 9, 1844, 
 
 do.) and Mary Jane (Robsoa) Stewart (b. Ag 
 
 13, 1850, Saxon, 111.). Prepared in Toulon 
 H. S. and Acad. With Gen. Elec. Co., 1901-3; 
 Testing Dept., 1903-10; Cml. Engr., Foreign 
 Dept., 1910-14; Chief Engr., Mex. Gen. Elec. 
 Co., Mexico City: Foreign Dept., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1914-17; Managing Dir., Mex. Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1917 — . Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. Mar- 
 ried Elinor Blanche Hovvd, Je i, 1906, Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y. Children: James Irving, b. N 
 37, 1907; Riggs, b. D s, 1916. Address, 8a Liv- 
 erpool 133, Mexico City, Mex.; bus. add.. 
 Apartada No. 403, do. 
 
 1599. JOHN HARRIS STRAWN 
 (Brother of No. 2832) 
 U. S. Bank Receiver; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 
 Ap 27, 1876, Albion, 111.; s. Halbert Jacob (b. 
 My 16, 1847, Perryopolis, Pa.) and Cassandra 
 (Harris) Strawn (b. Air 30, 1851, Griffin, Ind.). 
 Prepared in So. Coll. Inst., Albion, 111. LL. B., 
 Chicago Law Sch., 1900. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Alpha Delta Sigma; Shield and Trident. At- 
 tended Univ. of Mich., 1897-98; Practiced Law, 
 1900-s; U. S. Treas. Dept., receiver of insolvent 
 nat. banks, 1905 — . Married Margaret Morris 
 Reinhart, D 9, 1909, Waynesburg, Pa. Ad- 
 dress, First Nat. Bank Bldg., Uniontown, Pa. 
 
 1600. CARRIE E. TALBOT (MINER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 2, 1879, Plymouth, 
 111.; d. Otho T. (b. S 6, 1849, Plymouth, 111.) 
 and Mary (Powell) Talbot (b. D 2, i8=;2, St. 
 Mary's, do.). Prepared in Plymouth H. S.; 
 Burlington (la.) Inst. Alethenai: Watcheka; 
 Y. W. C. A. Married T. Ralph Miner, S 25, 
 1901, Plymouth, 111. Children: Russell Ward, 
 b. Ag 23, igo2 (died S 2, 1903); Enid Eliza- 
 beth, b. Jl 18, 1904; Otho Talbot, b. Je 9, 
 1906; Mary Virginia, b. F i, 1908; Carol Ralph, 
 b. D 12, igoq; Paul Floyd, b. D 18, 191 1; 
 Ward Lester, b. Mr 22, 1916. Address, Knox- 
 ville, la. 
 
 1601. LOUIS LISTON TALLYN 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 5, 1879. 
 Benson. 111.; s. Joseph (b. Bristol, Eng.) and 
 ,Sarah (Daniels) Tallyn (b. Exeter, do.). Pre- 
 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi. Instr., 
 Univ. of 111., 1902; I. C. R. R., 1903; Asst. 
 Engr., Asst. to Chief Engr., Supt., Water 
 service, Div. Engr., D. L. & W. R. R. Co., 
 1904-19; Chief Engr., 1919- — . Married Edith M. 
 Adamson, N 1907, Scranton, Pa. Children: 
 William Henry, b. Ag 25, 1908; Miriam Adam- 
 son, b. S 21, 1911. Address, 625 Harrison Ave., 
 Scranton, Pa. 
 
 1602. WILLIAM ANTON THEODORSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 26, 1879. 
 Chicago; s. B. S. (b. S 5, 1833, Sweden) and 
 Anna J. (Anderson) Theodorson (b. F 18, 
 1840, do.). C. E. Soc. Struct. Designer; 
 Drafting and Computing, Chicago and North- 
 western Ry. ; Bridge Engr's. Office, Chicago. 
 Assoc, A. S. C. E.; West Soc. Engrs.; Nat. 
 Geog. Soc. Address, 5643 Kenmore Ave., 
 Chicago.t 
 
 1603. GEORGE MERSHON THOMPSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 7, 1875, Lanark, 111.; 
 s. George W. (b. 1833, Huntington Co., Pa.) 
 and Alice A. (Ramsey) Thompson (b. 1833, 
 do.). Prepared in Bement H. S. Philoma- 
 thean; Lincoln Law Club; Y. M. C. A.; Inter- 
 society debate. Prin., H. S., Bement, 1901-2; 
 Lawyer, 1902 — ; Postmaster, 1905 — . Enrolled 
 in Army for Spanish Am. War (saw no service). 
 Mem., Disciples of Christ; Bd. of Educ. Mar- 
 ried Lois E. Graves, Je 30, 1902, Bement, 111. 
 Children: Jack, h. O 23. igo6; Alice Amelia, 
 b. O 28, 1908 (deceased). Address, Bement, 
 Ill.t 
 
 1604. MARY ESTELLE TODD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 20, 1878, Parish, 
 N. Y.; d. lohn Bates (b. Parish. N. Y.) and 
 Ophelia Rhoda (Moore) Todd (b. Delphi, Ind.). 
 Syracuse LTniv., 1895-9. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Mem., Professional Women's League; N. Y. St. 
 Lib. Assn.; N. Y. City Special Lib. Assn.; Am. 
 Lib. Assn. Address. 309 W. o^d St.. N. Y. 
 City; bus. add., N. Y. Pub. Lib., do. 
 
 1605. EFFIE MAY TULL 
 
 (Sister of No. 4007) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M.. 1907; 
 h. Ap 6, 1877, Farmer City, 111.; d. Nelson (b. 
 I) II, 1837, Clarksburg, O.) and Margaret 
 fRieman) TuU (b. Ag 7, 1850, Yellowbud, do.). 
 Prepared in Farmer City H. S. Y. W. C. A.; 
 Watcheka; Alethenai; Phi Beta Kappa. Prin. 
 II. S., Camp Point, 1901-3; H. S., Farmer City, 
 1903-9; H. S., Elgin, 1909 — . Address, 359 
 Park St., Elgin, Ill.t 
 
 1606. JOLIN JAMES TUNNICLIFF, Jr. 
 
 Lawver; LL. B.; b. Ap 22, 1879; s. John 
 Tames (b. Mr 17, 1841, Penn Yan, N. Y.) and 
 "Margaretta Willoughbv (Duffield) Tunnicliff (b. 
 Mr 3, 1849, Bloomfield, N. T-). Prepared in 
 Knox Acad. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi. 
 Married Blanche McLaughlin, O 23, 1901, 
 Galesburg, 111. Children: John James, Jr., b. 
 F 22, 1904; Harriet Ferris, b. Jl 19, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, 663 W. North St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 1607. DAVID CARROLL VEIRS 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 22, 1877. 
 Rineyville, Ky. ; s. Wesley (b. Cedar Creek, 
 Ky.) and Bettie Enfield (Lewis) Veirs (b. 
 Rineyville, Ky.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 M. E., Univ. of Neb., 1007: X'arsity Track 
 Team, 1899-1901. Instr., M. E., Univ. of 111., 
 1901-3; Draftsman, The J. Geo Leyner Engng. 
 Works, Denver, 1903-4; H. E. Brett, Los 
 Angeles, 1904-5; Power Plant Designer. Den- 
 ver Union Water Co., 1905-6; Asst. Prof., 
 Mach. Design. Univ. of Neb., 1906-7; Hydro- 
 F.Iec. Power Plant Designer, with Geo. A. TaflF, 
 Consulting Engr., Colo. Springs, Colo., 1907 — . 
 Address, Colorado Springs, Colo.t 
 
iS6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [igo2 
 
 1608. HENRY R. WAHL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 13, 1874, 
 Deer Grove, III.; s. Fred (b. 1831, Ger.) and 
 Anna (Kurgis) Wahl (b. 1837, do.). Prepared 
 in Sterling H. S. M. E. Soc; E. E. Soc. 
 Erector and Tester of high speed steam en- 
 gines; A. L. Ide & Sons, Springfield, 111., 
 1901-3; Steam Expert, 111. Steel Co., Chicago, 
 1903-5; Engng. Dept. Commonwealth Edison 
 Co., Fisk & Quarry St. Sta., Chicago, 1905-11; 
 Mech. Testing Engr., do., 1911-14; Asst. Effi- 
 ciency Engr., Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 1914— . Mem., A. S. M. E.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Myrtle L. Stoolman, 1901, Champaign. 
 Address, 6148 Eberhart Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1609. ERNEST LUDDEN WAIT 
 (Brother of No. 715) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 14, 1878, 
 Armstrong, III.; s. Benjamin Anderson (b. F 
 8, 1830, Williamsburg, Mass.) and Mary (Car- 
 ter) Wait (b. Blue Grass, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Chem., Fertilizer Works, Chicago. 
 Address, 533 Postal Tel. Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 1610. HARRY JACKSON WARNER 
 
 (Brother of No. 2853) 
 Surgeon, U. S. Pub. Health Service; B. S. 
 in Chem.; b. Jl 19, 1880, Prophetstown, 111.; 
 s. N. C. (b. 1856, do.) and Euphemia (Dias) 
 Warner (b. 1858, Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Prophetstown H. S. and Univ. Acad. M. 
 D., George Washington Univ., 1907. Kappa 
 Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Alpha Kappa 
 Kappa; Chem. Club. Chem., U. S. Bur. Agr., 
 1902-8; Past Asst. Surg., U. S. Pub. Health 
 Service, 1908 — . Joint Auth. : Bui. 386, Bur. 
 Chem., Dept. of Agr., Arsenic in Wall Paper 
 and Fabrics; Bui. 108, do., Cml. Feeding Stuffs 
 of the U. S. Mem., A. F. A. M. ; A. M. A.; 
 Nat. Geog. Soc. Married Edmonia Francisco, 
 D 21, 1912, Cincinnati. Children: Murray 
 Byrd, b. Je 4, 1914; Hugh Francisco, b. D 21, 
 1915. Address, Washington, D. C. 
 
 161 1. WINTHROP SELDEN WELLES 
 Teacher; B. S. ; b. Ja i, 1875, Penfield, 111.) 
 s. Joseph House (b. O 19, 1818, Glastonburg, 
 Conn.) and Sarah Ann (Jones) Welles (b. Mr 
 8, 1832, Unity, Me.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Supt., Sch., 190 1-7; head of 
 Biol. Dept. and Dir., Sch. of Educ. Agr., St. 
 Norm.; Prin., S. S. Norm., River Falls, 1910; 
 Supvr., X'ocational Agr. Instruction for Wis. 
 under Smith-Hughes Law, 1918 — . Auth.: Class 
 Projects for Agr. Studs., River Falls Norm. 
 Sch., 1916. Married Anna Gertrude Hisel, S 
 2, 1897, Normal, 111. Child, Barbara, b. My 
 21, 1 91 6. Address, River Falls, Wis. 
 
 1612. CHARLES EARL WETHERBEE 
 
 (Husband of No. 1456) 
 Orange Grower; B. S.; b. My i, 1875, Ster- 
 ling, 111.; s. Charles Adams (b. D 17, 1839, 
 Sterling, 111.) and Margaret Lavina (Penrose) 
 Wetherbee (b. My 26, 1840, Steubenville, O.). 
 Prepared in Sterling H. S.; Oberlin Acad, and 
 Coll. Archs. Club; Capt., Univ. Regt. Mar- 
 ried Faith Leland Bardwell ('01), Jl 28, 1904, 
 Des Moines. Address, W. 8th St., Upland, 
 Calif. 
 
 1613. RALPH JOSEPH WILLIAMS 
 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 29, 1874, 
 Galesburg, III.; s. Edward Payson (b. Ja 23, 
 1832, Russia, N. Y.) and Augusta Theresa 
 (Stevenson) Williams (b. Je 28, 1835, Mercer, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Galesburg H. S. and Knox 
 Acad. A. B.. Knox Coll., 1897. Phi Delta 
 Theta. Arch. Draftsman, St. Paul, 1902-4; 
 do., Washington, D. C, 1904 — . Mem., Uni- 
 tarian Church; Permanent Sec, Washington 
 Alumni Club of Phi Delta Theta. Address, 
 Phi Delta Theta Hdqtrs., 65 The Champlain, 
 Washington, D. C. ; bus. add.. War Dept., do. 
 
 1614. 'SEYMOUR WILLIAMS 
 
 Minister; A. B. ; b. Ja 2, 1876, Cisco, 111.; 
 s. Andrew Jackson (b. N 30, 1836, Williams- 
 port, O.) and Violet Elizabeth (Hurst) Wil- 
 liams (b. O 31, 1842, Springfield, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Monticello H. S.; Univ. Acad.; B. D. 
 Garrett Bible Inst., 1906. Pastor, M. E. 
 Church, Garrett, 111., 1901-2; Stud., Garrett 
 Bible Inst., 1902-5; Pastor, Gage Park M. E. 
 Church, Chicago, 1905-6; do., Somers, Mont., 
 1906-9; do., Camas, Wash., 1909-11; Puget 
 Sound Conf. Evangelist, 191 1 — . Married 
 Jennie May Bennett, S 3. 1902, Belvidere, 111. 
 Deceased. 
 
 1615. WINIFRED SUE WILLIAMS 
 (CURFMAN) 
 (Wife of No. 1489; Sister of Nos. 2287, 3232) 
 A. B.; b. D 2, 1879, Urbana; d. James Alex- 
 ander (b. Jl 22, 1846, Rockford, N. C.) and 
 .\nnie Jane (Waller) Williams (b. Mr 4, 1850, 
 Louisville, Ky.). Prepared in Newman H. S.; 
 DePauw Univ. Alethenai. Married Lawrence 
 Everett Curfman ('01), Jl 28, 1906. Child, 
 Lawrence Everett, Jr., b. Ap 13, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, 406 W. Adams St., Pittsburg, Kan. 
 
 1616. FLORENCE SHERWOOD WING 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Jl 13, 1879, La 
 Crosse, Wis.; d. Merrick Prentiss (b. Hins- 
 dale, Mass.) and Emeline (Sherwood) Wing (b. 
 Burlington, Vt.). Prepared in La Crosse H. 
 S.; Univ. of Wis. Delta Gamma; Phi Delta 
 Psi. Asst. organizer, Blue Island Pub. Lib., 
 1903; Libn., Hudson Pub. Lib., 1905-6; do.. 
 Whiting, Ind., 1906-8; Asst. Libn., Univ. of N. 
 Dak., 1908-9; Libn., St. Norm. Sch., La Crosse, 
 Wis., 1909 — . Address, 1000 Main St., La 
 Crosse, Wis.t 
 
 1617. SIDNEY WALTER WRIGHT 
 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1910; b. 
 6, 1873; s. L. P. (b. Je 9, 1851, Salem, Ind.) 
 and Mary Jane (Hise) Wright (b. S 16, 1848, 
 do.). Prepared in Atlanta H. S. Adelphic, 
 Pres. ; Sec. Sr. Class, 2d Sem. Supt., Sch., 
 Mechanicsburg, 1901-3; Prin., Hittle Tp. H. S., 
 Armington, 1903-6; Supt., City Sch., Bement, 
 1906-9; Cashier, Bank, Wessington Springs, S. 
 Dak., 1911-12; V'. P., do., 1912 — . Mem., 
 Christian Church; K. of P.; A. F. A. M. Mar- 
 ried Nellie M. Geddis, Atlanta, 111. (died Jl 2, 
 1907); Stella A. Elliff, Ag 12, 1909. Child, 
 Florence Agatha, b. My 18, 191 3. Address, 
 A'essington Springs, S. Dak. 
 
 CLASS OF 1902 (172 LIVING, 9 DEAD) 
 
 1618. *ANNA WILHELMINA AHRENS 
 (DIVAN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 4, 1880, Champaign; 
 d. Henry C. (b. Aldenburg, Ger.) and Anna 
 (Laun) Ahrens (b. Hessen, do.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Teacher, H. S., Belleville, 
 1902. Married Walter Divan. Died Mr 22, 
 1912, Tucson, Ariz. 
 
 1619. FRED ALBERT ALSPACH 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ta 31, 1879, 
 Mt. Pulaski, 111.; s. Daniel Albert (b. Mr 28, 
 1S55, Orwigsburg, Pa.) and Ellen P. (Hoy) 
 Alspach (b. O 27, 1855, do.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Pulaski, 111. C. E. Club. Insp., 1902-3; In- 
 strument man, 1903; Steel Insp., 1903-4; Chief 
 Draftsman, L. A. P. R. R., 1904-7; Engr., do.. 
 
I902J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 IS7 
 
 1907-10; Asst. Tax and Contract Agt., Pac. 
 Elec. Ry. Co., 1911-16; Tax Agt., Pac. Elec. 
 Ry. Co.; Peninsular Ry. Co.; San Jose R. R. ; 
 Stockton Elec. R. R. ; Frenio Traction Co.; 
 Visalia R. R. Co. and Pac. Elec. Land Co., 
 191 6 — . Married Aliene M. Alspach, F 27, 
 1908, Los Angeles. Children: William Albert, 
 b. Jl 18, 1910; James Cormany, b. Ja 14, 1914. 
 Address, 325 Mariposa St., Glendale, Calif.; 
 bus. add., 788 Pacific Elec. Bldg., Los Angelei. 
 
 1620. LILLIAN BELLE ARNOLD (ME.ANS) 
 B. L. S.; b. Ag 6, 1879, Kinmundy. 111.; d. 
 Samuel Houston (b. Harrisburg, O.) and Ruth 
 (Jackson) Arnold (b. Frankfort, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Wesleyan Univ. Phi Delta Psi; 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Asst. Libn., Marshall- 
 town, la., 1903; Organizer, Nevada, la., 1903; 
 Head Libn., Michigan City, Ind., 1903-6; Asst. 
 Organizer Pub. Lib. Com. of Ind., 1906-7; 
 Instr., Winona Tech. Inst. Lib. Sch. and Ind. 
 Summer Sch. for Libns., 1906-7; Libn., Car- 
 negie Stout Free Pub. Lib., Dubuque, la., 
 1907-16. Pres., Ind. Lib. Assn., 1906-7; Sec, 
 la. Lib. Assn., 1910-11; Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 
 Pres., la. Lib. Assn., 1914. Married H. C. 
 Means, Mr 30, 1916. Address, Myton, Ut. 
 
 1621. WILL JOHN BADER 
 Chemist; A. B. in Chem. ; b. Ap 3, 1880, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. William Frederick (b. do.) and 
 Louise (Spaethe) Bader (b. Muscatine, la.). 
 Prepared in Quincy H. S. Chem. Club; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Theta Nu Epsilon. Chem., 
 Dickman, McKenzie & Potter, 1903; Chem., 
 Armour & Co., 1904-5; Asst. Chem., Cornell 
 Univ., 1905-6; Chief Chem., Chicago, Rock Is- 
 land & Pacific R. R., 1906 — . Address, 1644 
 Vermont St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 1622. ADALINE MAITLAND BAKER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. N 30, 1879, Chicago; 
 
 d. Henry Davis (b. Ap 5, 1845, Lockport, 111.) 
 and Agnes Maitland (Milne) Baker (b. D 28, 
 1855, Lockport, 111.). Prepared in Evanston 
 Tp. H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1898-1900. Lib. Club; 
 Watcheka; Y. W. C. A. Head Cataloger, N. 
 W. Univ. Lib., 1902-13; do., Kan. St. Agr. Coll. 
 Lib., 1913-15; Asst. Cataloger, Evanston Pub. 
 Lib., 1915-16; Reviser, Newberry Lib., Chicago, 
 1916 — . Mem., Chicago Lib. Club; Am. Lib. 
 Assn. Address, 1325 Judson Ave., Evanston, 
 111. 
 
 1623. GUY BERNARD BARACKMAN 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 4, 1878, 
 
 Reading, 111.; s. Milan James and Alice Cary 
 (Tetlow) Barackman. Prepared in Streator Tp. 
 H. S. Draftsman, Dept. D. L. & W. R. R., 
 1902-6; Asst. Engr., Pa. Tunnel and Terminal 
 Ry., 1906-12; Asst. Engr., D. L. & W. Ry., 
 1912-18; With Am. Telephone & Telegraph Co., 
 N. Y., 1918 — . Married Pauline Croswell, O 
 27, 1904, Streator, 111. Address, 41 Shepard 
 Ave., E. Orange, N. J.; bus. add., c/o Am. 
 Telephone & Telegraph Co., N. Y.t 
 
 1624. JOHN BARR 
 (Brother of Nos. 587, 2574) 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 4, 1881, 
 Urbana; s. Andrew (b. O i, 1837, Renfrewshire, 
 Scotland) and Elizabeth MacBeath (Paisley) 
 Barr (b. Ag 3, 1841, Scotland). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Asst. Engr., F. C. de Cananea, 
 Rio Yapuiy Pacifico. Address, Batooboy Man- 
 sion, Mayo Road, Bombay, India. t 
 
 1625. HERBERT BASSETT 
 Teacher; B. S. in Sc; b. My 13, 1870, Ton- 
 ^ca. 111.; s. Barzilla (b. O.) and Lucina J. 
 (Mead) Bassett (b. Ind.). Prepared in Tonica 
 H. S. and 111. St. Norm. M. S., Univ. of Wis., 
 1916. Supt., Schs., Yorkville, 1902-3; Supt., 
 Schs., Wilmette, 1903-6; Supt., Schs., Normal, 
 
 111., 1906-8; Head of Dept. of Geol. and Geog., 
 West. 111. Norm. Sch., Normal, 111., 1908-15; 
 do., 1916 — ; Asst., Geog., Univ. of Wis., 191 5- 
 16. Bur. of Research, War Trade Bd., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Married Blanche Worley, Ag 23, 
 1898, El Paso, 111. Children: Harriett Irene, b. 
 Ap 9, 1903; Herbert Worley, b. S 11, 1907; 
 Donald Arthur, b. D 7, 1917. Address, Macomb, 
 111. 
 
 1626. JOHN SCHUYLER BATES 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 26, 1877, 
 Monmouth, 111.; s. Henry H. (b. My 21, 1848, 
 Tuscarawas Co., O.) and Frances A. (Searles) 
 Bates (b. N 23, 1851, Tiffin, O.). Prepared in 
 Monmouth H. S.; Monmouth Coll. Univ. 
 Band; Mandolin Club. Draftsman, C. B. & Q. 
 R. R., Burlington, la., 1902-3; Draftsman, 
 Bridge Dept., 1903-5; City Engr., Monmouth, 
 111., 1905-11; Chief Engr., Fresno, Coalinga and 
 Tidewater Cfo., 191 1 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. 
 E. Married Mary Elizabeth Brent, Je 29, 1905. 
 Monmouth, 111. Children: Kenton Schuyler, 
 b. Je 4, 1908; Margaret Elizabeth, U. Jl 11, 
 19 10. Address, Fresno, Calif. t 
 
 1627. FLORENCE JENNIE BEEBE 
 
 (MCCARTHY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1730) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 11, 1877, Mankato, 
 
 Minn.; d. Robert W. Beebe. Married Harry 
 
 McCarthy ('02), Ap 20, 1904, Blunt, S. Dak. 
 
 Child, Harriet E., b. Je 26, 1906. Address, 
 
 Kewanee, Ill.t 
 
 1628. WILLIAM LEE BENNETT 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 29, 1874, near Col- 
 chester, 111.; s. Thomas Duncan (b. Ja 13, 1836, 
 LaHarpe, 111.) and Pheba (O'Conner) Bennett 
 (b. F 9, 1840, Madison, Ind.). Prepared in 
 West. Norm. Coll., Bushnell and Univ. Acad. 
 Y. M. C. A.; Orat. Assn. Farmer till 1904; 
 Gen. mercantile bus., 1904-8; Exp. Sta. work, 
 Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111., 1908 — . Married 
 C\a.Ta. Hubbard, D 29, 1902, Urbana (died Je 
 29, 1910); Alice Higgins, Ag 21, 1918, Urbana. 
 Children: Chester Wallace, b. F 17, 1904; 
 Gordon Thurman, b. My 31, 1906; Edgar Fred- 
 erick, b. N 13, 1908. Address, 402 S. Vine 
 St., Urbana. t 
 
 1629. ARTHUR CLINTON BOGGESS 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 2, 1874, 
 Catlin, 111.; s. Enoch Perry (b. Jl 17, 1837. 
 Greenbrier Co., Va.) and Mary Elizabeth (Aus- 
 tin) Boggess (b. Je 14, 1846, Clinton Co., O.). 
 Prepared in Catlin H. S. ; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 1906. Philomathean; Y. 
 M. C. A. Fellow, Am. Hist., Univ. of Wis., 
 1903-4; Harrison Scholar, Am. Hist., Univ. of 
 Pa., 1904-S. Act. Prof., Hist., Univ. of Colo., 
 summer term, 1905; Prof., Hist., and Pol. 
 Econ., Pac. Univ., Forest Grove, Ore., 1906-10; 
 Prof., do., Reid Christian Coll., Lucknow, 
 India, 1910-15; Prof. Econ. and Missions, Bald- 
 win-Wallace Coll., Berea, O., 1915 — • Auth.: 
 The Settlement of 111., 1 778-1830, Chicago Hist. 
 Soc, 267 pp., 1908; Some European Condi- 
 tions Aflfecting Emigration, Pop. Sc. Monthly, 
 PP- 570-578, 1910; First Days in India, The 
 Abingdon Press, 160 pp., 1912. Ed.. The Luck- 
 now Collegian, 1911-15; Khankab-i-Hind, 1912- 
 14. Dir., Ore. Hist. Soc, 1906-10; Mem., Y. 
 M. C. A.; M. E. Church Missionaries to Mus- 
 lins League; Am. Acad, of Pol. and Social Sc. 
 Married Ina Vivia Gould, S 30, 1908, Forest 
 Grove, Ore. Address, Berea, O. 
 
 1630. OLIVER CARTER BOGGS 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 340, 683, 791) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B.; b. 1876, 
 Douglas Co., 111.; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. Jl 
 2, 1832, Lawrence Co., O.) and Mary Jane 
 (Armstrong) Boggs (b. N 29, 1835, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S., and Univ. Acad. Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon; Adelphic; Orat. Assn.; Debater 
 
158 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1902 
 
 &= 
 
 Ill.-Ind.; Varsity Track Team. Real Est. 
 Dealer, 1904-8; i^awyer, iqo8 — . Married Ethel 
 W. Boggs, Je 25, 190J, St. Joseph, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Oliver Carter and Dvvight Stanley. Ad- 
 dress, Medford, Jackson Co., Ore.t 
 
 1631. WILLIAM GEORGE BOPP 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 3, 1880, 
 Chicago; s. Charles (b. Ag 5, 1848, Isny, Ger.) 
 and Friedericke (Schiele) Bopp (b. Ja 18, 
 1850, Unterritzungen, Gcr.). Prepared in 
 Laikeview H. S. and Univ. Acad. Ph. B., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1903; J- D- Univ. of Chicago, 
 1004. Commander. St. Bernard Comraandery 
 No. 35, K. T. of Chicago, 1918 — . First R. O. 
 T. C; Capt., Chicago Police Reserve. Mem., 
 Ft. Sheridan Assn.; Phi Alpha Delta; Medinah 
 Patrol, Order of the Mystic Shrine, Chicago. 
 Married Emma Knoke, Je 12, 1906. Children: 
 Helen Bernice, b. Jl 5, 1909; Marion Lee, 
 b. Jl 9, 1912. Address, 4438 Magnolia Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 139 N. Clark St., do. 
 
 1632. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BORTON 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1824, 2333) 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 29, 1875, De Land, 111.; 
 s. Albert R. (b. Columbiana Co., O.) and 
 Nancy Jane Borton (b. S 6, 1835, Champaign 
 Co., O.). With Fort Wayne Elec. Co., 1904. 
 Address, 416 W. Jefferson St., Ft. Wayne, 
 Ind.t 
 
 1633. HARRY BERNARD BOYER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 10, 1877, Vandalia, 
 111.; s. Theodore George (b. O.) and Susan 
 (Lewis) Boyer (b. 111.). Prepared in Union 
 Christian Coll., Meron, Ind., 1896. Philonia- 
 thean; Debating Team. Atty. Mem., Cham- 
 aign Co. and 111. St. Bar Assn. Married 
 irace Humrichhouse, Mr 29, 1905, St. Joseph, 
 111. Children: Clyde Bernard, b. F 11, 1906 
 (died N ii, 1915); Irene Dorothy, b. Jl 10, 
 1910. Address, 308 E. Healy St., Champaign. 
 
 1634. JOHN HENRY BRADEN 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Je 24, i868. Green Castle, 
 Mo.; s. Thomas J. (b. Macoupin Co., 111.) and 
 Hannah E. (Sanders) Braden (b. Monroe Co., 
 Ind.). Prepared in Kirksville (Mo.) Norm, 
 Sch. Mem., A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F.; M. W. 
 
 A. Married Addie Dunn, Ag 22, 1895, Down- 
 ing, Mo. Address, Albia, la.f 
 
 1635. JOHN HENRY BREITSTADT 
 (Brother of Nos. 7404, 7405) 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc; b. F 9, 1881, St. 
 Louis; s. John (b. Ap 24, 1S43, Marburg, 
 Hesse-Cassel, Ger.) and Louise (Reisel) Breit- 
 stadt (b. F 15, 1852, Belleville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Quincy H. S. ; Wahl-Hemeis Inst, of Fer- 
 mentology, Master of the Art of Brewing, 1914. 
 Chem. Soc. ; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Master Brewer, Dick & Bros. Quincy 
 Brewing Co. Trustee, B. P. O. E., 1912; 
 Lambert Lodge No. 659, A. F. A. M.; Quincy 
 Chap. No. 5, R. A. M.; Quincy Commandery 
 No. 77, K. T. ; Quincy Consistory 32d degree 
 (Sovereign Prince in Council of Princes, 
 1912); Quincy Chamber of Commerce; Quincy 
 Turn-Verein; A. C. S.; Am. Soc. of Brewing 
 Technology; Chicago Master Brewers' Assn.; 
 United States Master Brewers' Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 325 S. 9th St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 1636. ANNIE MAPLE BROADHEAD 
 Osteopath; A. B. in L. & A. Prepared in 
 Mackinaw _H. S. and 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 
 B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1909; D. O., Coll. of 
 Osteopathic! Phys. and Surgis., 1916. Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Teacher, H. S., Va.; do., 
 Westlake Sch. for Girls, Los Angeles; do., 
 Bellingham, Wash.; do., 1906-12; (Osteopathic 
 Phys. and Surg., 1916 — . Mem., Axis Club; 
 A. A. .^. S. Addrc.is. 624 First Nat. Bank 
 Bldg., Long Beach, Calif. 
 
 1637. MARTIN DENMAN BRUNDAGE 
 Ed. and Publisher; A. B. in L. & A.: b. D 
 -'5, ^'^77, Malta, 111.; s. Frederick Hungerford 
 (li. N I, 1835, Wawarsing, N. Y.) and Kate 
 .\nn (Townsend) Brundage (b. Ag 10, 1842, 
 .Sycamore, 111.). Prepared in Malta II. S. and 
 Univ. Acad. Adelphic; Eng. Club; Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Teacher, St. Cloud, Minn., 
 1902-3; do., Malta, 111., 1903-5; Bookkeeper 
 and Salesman, Hope Roller Mills, Hope, N. 
 Uak., 1905-6; Ed., McVille Jour., 1906; Ed. 
 and Publisher, Tolna Tribune, N. Dak., 1907- 
 12. Married Eva Maywood Smiley, Ap 13, 
 1 912, Pasadena, Calif. Address, R. 13, Box 
 386 B. Los Angeles. t 
 
 1638. EMMA BUERKIN (SHORT) 
 
 (Sister of No. 1830) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D I, 1880, Quincy, 111.; 
 d. Joseph (b. J\Ir 16, 1848, Baden, Ger.) and 
 Augusta (Lerp) Buerkin (b. Ag 18, 1852, 
 Quincy, 111.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 Teacher, German, H. S., Mascoutah, 111., 1902- 
 3; do. Eng., H. S., Rochelle, 111., 1903-4. Mar- 
 ried Robert Louis Short, Ag 24, 1907. Chil- 
 dren: Katherine Emily, b. Mr 23, 191 1; Robert 
 Joseph, b. Ap 16, 1914. Address, 1466 Water- 
 bury Rd., Lakewood, O. 
 
 1639. RAPHAEL PARMER BUNDY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1904; b. 
 
 Ja 5, 1887, Oakdale, 111.; s. Isaac N. (b. O.) and 
 Helena (Smithson) Bundy (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Zionsville (Ind.) H. S. Adelphic; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Orator; Ind. -111. Debating Team; Philo- 
 Adelphic Debating Team; Itlini Staff. Married 
 Edith Abbott, Je 16, 1908. Children: Mar- 
 iorie Ruth, b. Ap 30, 1910; Hugh Newton, b. 
 D 6, 191 1. Address, Zionsville, Ind. 
 
 1640. EVELYN BURRILL (LEWIS) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 2, 1876, Chicago; 
 d. Charles Wesley (b. O 21, 1845, Pittsfield, 
 Mass.) and Viancie (Emery) Burrill (b. S 9, 
 1847, Pecatonica, 111.). Prepared in Central 
 H. S., Kansas City, Mo. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Eng. Club. Married William 
 
 A. Lewis, Je 7, 191 2, Kansas City, Mo. Chil- 
 dren: William Charles, b. Mr i, 191 3; Bethlea 
 Evelyn, b. Ja ig, 1915. Address, 3537 Camp- 
 bell St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 1 64 1. CHARLES NICKERSON CAD WELL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 17, 1880, 
 Arthur, 111.; s. Chauncey (b. Ja 9, 1846, Eliza- 
 bethtown, O.) and Mary Jane (Nickerson) 
 Cadwell (b. Ja 25, 1852, Wareham, Mass.). 
 Prepared in DePauw Univ. and Univ. Acad. 
 Ph. B., 1905; J. D. Univ. of Chicago, 1908. 
 Phi Alpha Delta. Atty., Chicago, 1902-12. 
 Address, Cadwell, lU.t 
 
 1642. DAVID GEMMILL CAIRNS 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 25, 1880, Waltham, 111.; 
 s. Robert (b. 1S34, Philadelphia) and Anna 
 (Williams) Cairns (b. 1840, do.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa II. S. Mem., Ottawa Lodge, No. ';88 
 
 B. P. O. E.; Ottawa Boat Club; Scribe No. 
 279, Ben Ilur. Married Elva J. (Tairns, N 17, 
 1910, Joliet, III. Address, 820 Pearl St., 
 Ottawa, 111.; bus. add.. Central Life Bldg.', do. 
 
 1643. WILLIAM CURTIS CARTER 
 Draftsman and Supt.; B. S. in M. E. ;.b. O 
 
 10, 1 88 1, Homer, 111.; s. James Franklin (b. 
 Je 24, 1851, Bourbon, Ind.) and Emma (Melcer) 
 Carter (b. Je 30, 1858, do.). Prepared in 
 Homer II. S. Const. Engr. ; Plant Supt. Link- 
 Belt Co., Chicago. .^larried Maye Carter, Je 
 10, 191 1, Chicago. Address, 5429 Ingleside 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
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 BACCy\r.AURKATE AlU MNI 
 
 159 
 
 1644. ARLO CHAPIN 
 
 (Husband of No. 348J; Brother of Nos. 1478, 
 2050, 2612, 3319) 
 Editor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 28, 1880, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Edward Bonaparte (h. My 7, 
 1857, Clyde, N. Y.) and Lucy Margaret 
 (Pierce) Chapin (b. Je 2, 1858, IJrownstown, 
 O.). Prepareil in Champaign H. S. Philo- 
 mathean; Class Pres. ; Cor. Sec, Y. M. C. A. 
 Bus. Mgr., Champaign News, 1902; Ed., Moul- 
 trie Co. News. Mem., 111. Executive Com., 
 Christian Endeavor; Pres., Champaign Co. 
 Christian Endeavor Union, 1902-4. Married 
 Ada M. Miner ('08), Jl 6, 1911, Champaign. 
 Children: Mildred Ruth, b. D i, 19 12; Mar- 
 garet Mae, b. O 12, 1914. Address, Sullivan, 
 111. 
 
 1645- EMMA ALBERTA CLARK 
 (Sister of Nos. 2054, 2353) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 27, 1876, 
 Sidney, III.; d. William Davis (b. D 21, 1832, 
 Uniontown, Pa.) and Mary Jane (Huff) Clark 
 (b. O 22, 1840, Coshocton, O.). Prepared in 
 Sidney and Urbana H. S. M. A., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1913. Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Univ. Basketball Team; Der Deutsche Verein. 
 Prin. H. S., Lexington, 111., 1902-4; do., Mor- 
 rison, III., 1904--; Teacher, Latin H. S., Ur- 
 bana, 1907-12; do., Latin and Eng., H. S., Los 
 Angeles, 1913-18. Address, 3007 Leeward Ave., 
 Los Angeles. 
 
 1646. ELVVYN LORENZO CLARKE 
 (Brother of No. 3685) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 18, 1879, 
 Momence, 111.; s. Joseph Lorenzo (b. 1832, 
 Naples, N. Y.) and Mary Louise (Wooster) 
 Clarke (b. Momence, 111.). Prepared in Mo- 
 mence li. S. and Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Kappa Sigma; C. E. Club; Orange and Blue 
 Club; Der Deutsche Verein; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Asst. Engr., Delaware, Lackawanna & West. 
 R. R., 1902-5; Res. Engr., C. C. C. & St. L. 
 R. R., 1905; Instr., C. E., Univ. of Mo. Sch. 
 of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo., 1905-7; 
 Jr. Engr., U. S. Engng. Office, Seattle, 1907-8; 
 Pvt. Practice, Civil and Hydraulic Engr., Sher- 
 idan, Wyo., 1908; also in ranching bus. Assoc. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Louise Ellison 
 Underwood, D 24, 1906, Rolla, Mo. Children: 
 Donald Underwood, b. N 3, 1907; Margaret 
 Louise, b. Ag 4, 1909. Address, '"ihe Pines," 
 Story, Sheridan Co., Wyo. or loi Mountain- 
 view Terrace, Sheridan, Wyo.; bus. add.. Box 
 587, Sheridan, Wyo.t 
 
 1647. ELSA JEANETTE COAR (WALSH) 
 (Sister of Gizs) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 22, 1879, Ehren- 
 feld, Ger. ; d. Firman Wood (b. D 2, 1825, 
 Philadelphia) and Lucinda Elizabeth (Blake) 
 Coar (b. N 4, 1843, Boston, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Cambridge (Mass.) H. S. ; Gilman Sch., 
 Cambridge, Mass. B. A., Radcliffe Coll., 1899- 
 1901. Teacher, German and French, H. S., 
 Great Barrington, Mass., 1902-4. Married Wil- 
 liam Thornton Walsh, O, 1904. Children: John 
 DeWitt, b. S 25, 1905; Howard Thornton, b. 
 My 7, 1907; Clifford Marshall, D i, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, State Line, Mass.J 
 
 1648. *FRANK BERNARD COLLIS 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 4, 1878, Hamilton, Ont., 
 Can.; s. George (b. Portsmouth, Eng.) and 
 Thirza (Dallyn) Collis (b. Hamilton, Ont., 
 Can.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. Y. M. 
 C. A.; Rifle Team; M. E. and E. E. Soc. Asst. 
 Supt., Richmond Stove Works, Norwich, Conn. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Died N 5, 1903, Nor- 
 wich, Conn. 
 
 1649. JAY SIDNEY CONDIT 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 31, 1881 ; s. 
 Thomas Knowles (b. F 11, 1855, Winchester, 
 111.) and Ilattie Spates (Dutch) Condit (b. S 
 26, 1854, Beardstown, 111.). Prepared in 
 Beardstown H. S. LL. B., Harvard, 1905. 
 Alpha Tau Omega. Mem., firm, Winston, 
 I'ayne, Strawn & Shaw, Chicago. Married 
 Edna May Mathews, F 25, 1908, Chillicothe, 111. 
 Address, 4745 Kenwood Ave., Chicago; bits, 
 add., 1400 First Nat. Bank bldg., do.t 
 
 1650. WILLIAM ADELBERT COOK 
 
 H. S. Visitor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 
 1911; b. Ag 31, 1 88 1, Neponset, 111.; s. Adel- 
 bert Burton (b. N 11, 1855, Earlville, 111.) 
 and Settie (Snow) Cook (b. Ag 24, 1856, 
 Neponset, 111.). Prepared in Kewanee H. S. 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1913. Adelphic; Bryan 
 Prize, 1901; 111. -Mo. Debate. 111. St. Life 
 Certificate. Prin., H. S., Albion, 111., 1902- 
 3; H. S., Marion 111., 1903-7; H. S., Benton, 
 111., 1907-9;^ Benton Tp. H. S., 111., 1909-10; 
 Fellow in Educ, Univ. of Wis. 191 1; H. S. 
 Visitor, Univ. of Colo., Boulder, 1913 — . 
 Auth.: The Child and His Spelling, (with 
 M. V. O'Shea), 282 pp., Bobbs Merrill Co., 
 1914; Every-Day Speller, (with M. V. O'Shea 
 and Lillian Holbrook), 4 vols., do., 1917; A 
 Sur. of the City Schs. of Grand Junction, 
 Colo., (with Frank L. Clapp and Samuel 
 Quigley), Daily News Press, 65 pp.; A Brief 
 Sur. of the Development of Compulsory Educ. 
 in the U. S., Elementary Sch. Teacher, Vol. xii, 
 No. 7, Mr, 1 91 2; The Problem of Sex Educ, 
 Jour. Educ. Psych., Vol. iv. No. 5, My, 1913; 
 Vocational Tr. for the Indian, Vocational 
 Educ, Mr, 1913; Religious Forces in Indian 
 Educ, The Continent, My 30, 1912; Why is an 
 Educ. Sur.? Colo. Sch. Jour., Vol. xxix. No. 3, 
 N, 1913; Equalization of Privilege in Co. H. 
 Schs., do.. Vol. XXX, No. 5, Ja, 191 5; The 
 Selection and Promotion of Teachers, Wyo. 
 Sch. Jour., Vol. xiii. No. 5, Ja 1917; Some 
 Principles that LInderlie the Making 01 a Daily 
 Program for the Rural Sch., Colo. Sch. Jour., 
 Vol. xxxii. No. 10, Je, 1917. Married Hepsy 
 Moore, My 20, 1903, Danville, 111. Child, 
 Ralph Moore, b. My 26, 1909. Address, 
 Boulder, Colo. 
 
 1651. THOMAS PHILIP COWLEY 
 
 Elec. Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 21, 
 1878, Burritt, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Ag 2, 1840, 
 Isle of Man) and Eleanor (Lace) Cowley (b. 
 Jl 12, 187s, do.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. 
 Sales Engr., Cline Elec. Mfg. Co., Chicago 
 and N. Y., specializing on Printing Press Elec. 
 Control Apparatus. Married Olga Ilelen Cow- 
 ley, My 8, 1909, Chicago. Children: Helen 
 Mary, b. F 6, 1910; Dorothy Ruth, b. Jl 25, 
 191 1; Eleanor Grace, b. Ap 20, 1916. Address, 
 4443 Bernard St., Chicago. 
 
 1652. WILLIAM CROCKER 
 
 Plant Physiologist; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 
 1903; b. Ja 27, 1874, Poe, O.; s. Charles 
 Crocker. Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1906. 
 Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. Instr., Biol., No. 
 111. St. Norm., 1903-4; Fellowship in Bot., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1904-5, 1905-6; Instr., Bot., 
 Univ. of 111., summer, 1903; Instr., Biol., Drake 
 Univ., Summers, 1902, 1904; Asst., Plant 
 Physiology, Univ. of Chicago, 1906-7; Assoc, 
 1907-8; Instr., 1909-11; Asst. Prof., 1911-15; 
 Assoc. Prof., Collaborator and Plant Physiol- 
 ogist Bur. Plant Indus., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 
 1916 — •. Auth.: Articles in Bot. Gaz., Plant 
 World, Sc, Sch. Sc. Math., Proc Nat. Acad. 
 Sc. Am. Jour. Bot. Mem., A. A. A. S.; 
 Fellow, Bot. Soc. Am. Address, U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr., Bur. of Plant Indus., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
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 1653. RALPH EDWIN CUNNINGHAM 
 Supt., Elcc. Distribution; B. S. in E. E., 
 b. My 27, 1878, Emporia, Kan.; s. Edwin 
 Wilber (b. 1844. Huron Co., O.) and Debbie 
 (Rowland) Cunningham (b. 1846, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Emporia (Kan.) II. S.; Coll. of 
 Emporia, 1896-99. Univ. Band. Special ap- 
 prentice, Santa Fe R. R. Co., 1902; since 
 then in various positions with So. Calif. Edi- 
 son Co.; Supt., Elec. Distribution. Assoc. 
 mem., A. I. E. E. Married May Schenneman, 
 D II, 1905, San Gabriel, Calif. Children: 
 Charles Edwni, b. D 6, 1906; Elizabeth, b. F 27, 
 1908; Martha May, b. ]•" 6, 191.'. Address, 
 1725 Camden Ave., S. Pasadena, Calif.; bus. 
 add., c/o So. Calif. Edison Co., Los Angeles. 
 
 1654- LOUIS CHARLES DADANT 
 (IJrothcr of Nos. 2065, 3334, 8-'S3) 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 30, 1879, 
 Hamilton, III.; s. C. P. (b. France) and Mary 
 (MarincUi) Dadant (b. St. Louis). Prepared 
 in Hamilton and Keokuk H. S. Track Team, 
 Mgr. Mfr., I'.ee Keepers' Supplies. Married 
 Era Miller, S 14, 1904, Hamilton, HI. Child, 
 lames Camille, b. D 15, 1910. Address, Ilam- 
 iton. 111. 
 
 1655. DWIGHT STOUT DALBEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 22, 1878, Tav- 
 lorville. 111.; s. William M. (b. F 28, 1838, 
 Columbus, O.) and Mary Nancy (Hall) Dalbev 
 (b. D 31, 1848, Taylorville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Taylorville II. S. Agr. Club. Bd. of Supvrs., 
 Gage Co., Neb., 1910-15; Representative Neb. 
 Legislature, 1915-18; Farmer, Beatrice, Neb., 
 1918 — . Autli.: The Cowpea and Soy Bean 
 in 111., 111. Exp. Sta., Circular No. 69. Pres., 
 Gage Co. Auto Club, Neb., 1912; do., Corn- 
 husker Highway Assn., 1916-18; Dir., Beatrice 
 Cml. Club, 1908-18; do., Beatrice Pub. Lib., 
 191 0-18; Trustee,^ Presby. Church; V. P., 
 Beatrice Country Club, 1916-18; Mem., Beatrice 
 Club. Married Hannah Virginia Lewis, 1) 
 23, 1903, Jerseyville, 111. Address, Beatrice, 
 Neb. 
 
 1656. MARY GOLDEN DANELY 
 (SLAUGHTER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 20, 1880, Versailles, 
 111.; d. Alfred Marion (b. 1842, Worthington, 
 Ind.) and Ella (Cole) Danely (b. Warsaw, 
 111.). Prepareil in Decatur II. S. ; Chadbrook 
 Coll., Quincy, 111.; Stud. (Jrad. Sell., Univ. of 
 111., 1918 — . Married Dr. Albert Wilken 
 Slaughter, F 10, 1906, Urbana. Child, Dan- 
 ely Phillip, b. Je i, 191 1. Address, Paris, 111. 
 
 1657. RUBY THORNE DE MOTTE 
 
 (BROWN) 
 
 (Sister of No. 1856) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1906; b. N 29, 1880. 
 Taylorville, 111.; d. Oliver (b. D 13, i8s7, 
 Taylorville. 111.) and Ida Jane (Berry) De- 
 Motte (b. O 1, 1859. do.). Prepared in Tay- 
 lorville H. S. Y. "M. C. a.; Alethenai; Wat- 
 cheka. Teacher, DeKalb Tp. H. S., 190^-5; 
 Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111.. 1906-8. Married 
 Briggs O. Brown, Je 26, 1908, Boulder, Colo. 
 Children: Stewart, b. Je i, 1913; Suzanne, b. Je 
 I. 1913 (died Je 6, 1913). Address, R. 7, 
 Seattle. 
 
 1658. HARRY SAMUEL DE VELDE 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 3, 1876, 
 Chicago; s. John (b. 1843, Holland) and 
 Bertha (DeVries) DeVelde (b. 1848, do.). 
 Prepared in Tuley H. S., Chicago. Baseball 
 Team. Teacher, 11. S., Streator, 1902-3; Aus- 
 tin H. S., 1903-5; Crane II. S., 1905-7; Chicago 
 Norm. Sell., 1907-10; Scliurz H. S., 1910-11; 
 Austin 11. S., 1914-15; Scliurz H. S., 1915 — . 
 Married Frances .'\nna Smith, Jl 24, 1902. 
 Children: Everett Clark, b. My 19, 1906; Ruth 
 Edna, b. Ag 7, 1909. Address, Norwood Park, 
 Chicago. 
 
 1659. ETHEL IRENE DOBBINS 
 (SAMPSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2501) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 15, 1879, Ipava, 111.; 
 d. David riieophilus (b. D 22, 1849, Ipava, 
 111.) and Harriet Belle (Pennington) Dobbins 
 (b. Mr 15, 1851, Columbus, O.). Prepared 
 in Ipava II. S.; Univ. Acad. Y. W. C. A., 
 Pres.; Alethenai; Watcheka. Gen. Sec, Y. W. 
 C. A., 1902-5; Stud, at B. T. T. S., New York 
 City, 1907; Stud. Sec, Foochow, China, 1908- 
 9; Bus. Sec, Y. W. C. A., Indianapolis, 191 1- 
 15- Auth.: The Young Woman's Christian 
 Assn., Univ. of 111., Agr., 1905. Recording 
 Sec, Assn. Collegiate Alumnae, Cent. 111. 
 Branch, 1904-5. Married William Edgar Samp- 
 son ('05), Springfield, 111., S 8, 1915. Address, 
 i3-'5 Bates Ave., Oak Knolls, Springfield, 111. 
 
 1660. SARAH PAULINE DOLE 
 (MORGAN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr i, 1877, Mattoon, 
 111.; d. Joseph Collie (b. N 22, 1822, O.) and 
 Jane Lydia (Bennett) Dole (b. N 21, 1842, 
 Hridgeton, Me.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. 
 .Alethenai. Married Dr. Charles Edwin 
 Morgan, Je 30, 1904, Mattoon, 111. Children: 
 Mildred Dole, b. Jl 2, 1905; Martha Louise, b. 
 Jl 28, 1909. Address, 909 Wabash Ave., Mat- 
 toon, 111. 
 
 1661. WILLIAM JOSEPH DONOGHUE 
 (Brother of No. 1213) 
 
 B. S. in Cheni.; b. Mr 18, 1879, La Salle, 
 HI.; s. Timothy J. (b. Belville, Can.) and 
 Catharine (Cody) Donoghue (b. La Salle, 111.). 
 Employed in VVinona Zinc Works. Address. 
 l.aSalle, 111.; bus. add., c/o Winona Zinc 
 Works, Winona, 111. 
 
 1662. CHARLOTTE ENID DRAPER 
 
 (SMITH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1593) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 12, 1881, 
 Yokohama, Japan; d. Gideon Frank (b. Jl 
 20, 1858, Lakevillc, Conn.) and Mira Enid 
 (Haven) Draper (b. My 6, 1859, Maiden, 
 IVlass.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Y. W. C. .\., 
 Pres.; Alethenai; Watcheka; Eng. Club; Phi 
 Delta Psi; Class Historian. Taught Yoko- 
 hama, Japan, 1902-3; Hiroshima Norm. Coll. 
 Practice Middle Sell., 1909-12; Tsu, Japan, 
 1 9 12-14; Fukui, do., 1914 — . Auth.: Women's 
 VVork (in Japanese) Tsu Church Monthly. 
 1913; Child Training (in lapanese) Kyoia 
 Diocesan Times, 191 7; do., Pukui Prefcctural 
 Educ. Mag., 1918. Mem., lapanese Red Cross; 
 lapanese W. C. T. U.; Japan Kindergarten 
 Union; V. P., Kyoto Branch of Women's Aux- 
 iliary Nippon Sei Ko Kai. Married Percy 
 Alnierin Smith ('01), O 20, 1903, Yokohama. 
 Children: Draper Alnierin, b. S i, 1905 (died 
 My 26, 1908); Hubert Haven, b. F 22, 1907 
 (died Ap II, 1908); Frances Enid, b. F 21, 
 1914; Haven Gardner, b. Ag 9, 1918. Address, 
 Kanazwa, Japan. 
 
 1663. EDWIN LYON DRAPER 
 (Son of H18) 
 
 Surgeon; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 19, 1882, 
 .\lbany, N. Y.; s. Andrew Sloan (b. Je 21, 1848, 
 Westford, N. Y.) anil Abbie Louise (Lyon) 
 Draper (b. My 17, 1850, Woodstock, Conn.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. M. D., Harvard, 
 1907. Phi Delta Theta; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 .\Iplia Delta Si^nia; Shield and Trident; Col., 
 Univ. Regt. ; Capt., Gym. Team; Illio Hd.; 
 Physician, 1907 — ; attending Surg., South End 
 Dispensary, Albany, N. Y.; Brevet, Capt., III. 
 Nat. Guard; Capt., M. R. C, U. S. A.: IT. S. 
 Base Hosp., No. 33, France, 1917 — . Mem., Med. 
 Soc of the Co. of Albany, Sec; Med. Soc. 
 of the St. of N. Y.; A. M. A.; Univ. Club; 
 Albany Country Club. Married Mary Frances 
 lleaden, O 14, 1908, Shelbyville, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Andrew Sloan, b. Mr 21, 1913; Walter 
 lleaden, b. 11 iS, 1915. Address, 289 State St.. 
 Albany, N. "Y. 
 
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 1664. CLAIR FRED DRURY 
 Fanner and Stock Raiser; B. S. in Arch.; 
 
 b. My 27, 1878, New Boston, III.; s. Edward 
 L. (b. My 2(), 1857, New Boston, III.) and 
 Fannie Fadelia ((jarard) Drury (1). Ja 14, 1858, 
 do.). Prepared in New Boston I'uh .Sch.; 
 Univ. Acad. Arch. C'lub; lion. Mem. and I'res., 
 Tai: Beta Pi; Phi Gamma Delta. Ed., the 
 Tcchnograt^h, No. 15. Arch., 1904-9; Farm- 
 er and Stock Raiser, 1909 — : Married Geneva 
 I.oosley, Je 18, 1902. Children: Gladys Loraine, 
 b. Mr 23, 1903; Eustace Loosley, b. F 4, 1905; 
 Francis, b. Ja 24, 1906. Address, New Boston, 
 Ill.t 
 
 1665. MARGARET DUNBAR 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 30, 1873, Mon- 
 mouth, 111.; (1. John C. (b. Ap 20, 1843, Gran- 
 town, Scotland) and Mary 1'". (Smith) Dunbar 
 (b. Mr 2, 1843, Coral Mill, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Monmouth Coll. Prep. B. F,., Monmouth Coll., 
 1896. I.ibn., West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., Ma- 
 comb, 111., 1902-13; Head of Dept. of Lib. Sc, 
 Kent St. Norm. Coll., Kent, O., 1913 — . Ad- 
 dress, Kent, O. 
 
 1666. WILLIAM NEIL DUNNING 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 27, 1879, 
 CbicaRo; s. William Dewitt (b. Rome, N. Y.) 
 and Isabella (Cowan) Dunning (b. Glasgow, 
 Scotlanii). Prepared in Chicago Eng. High 
 and Manual Tr. Sch. Aljjha Tau Omega; 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Shield and Trident; 111. 
 Club. Masonry Insp., I. C. R. R., 1903; In- 
 strument man, 1903; Asst. Engr., 1903-5; with 
 Thompson Starrett Co., 1905-6; Ruebling Cohst. 
 Co., 1906-8; with J. W. Snyder, 1908-11; V. P., 
 J. W. Snyder Co., 191 i — . Mem., Chicago 
 Estimators Club; Chicago Engrs. Club; Chi- 
 cago Arch. Club. Married Beatrice M. Ken- 
 nedy, Chicago, My i, 1915. Child, Jean Cowan, 
 b. Mr 19, 1916. Address, 10 S. LaSalle St., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 1667. ELMER TRYON EBERSOL 
 
 Farm Adviser; A. 1$. in Sc.; M. S. in Agron., 
 1915; B. .S. in Agr., 1916: b. My 27, 1867, 
 Ottawa, 111.; s. James E. C. (b. Mr 6, 1847, 
 Ottawa, 111.) and Maria W. (Tryon) Ebersol 
 (b. Ag 31, 1847, (jreenport, Long Island). 
 Prepared in Central Norm., I^anville, Ind. 
 Prin. and teacher, Sc, II. S., Paxton, III., 
 1902-5; LaSallc Peru Tp. II. S., LaSalle, 111., 
 190510; Prof., Phys. and Biol., Wheaton Coll., 
 1910-11; Head of Sc. and Agr., Drummer 
 Tp. H. S., (Jibson City, III., 1911-12; Grad. 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Instr., 
 Crop Production, do., 1913-16; Dept., Ad- 
 viser, do., 191 6; Head Agr. Extcn. Service, 
 Sears Roebuck & Co., 1916-18; Agr. .'Xdviser, 
 Logan, 111., 1918 — . Pres., Ford Co. Teachers' 
 Assn., 1904-5; Supt., First Con^r. Sunday 
 School, 1903-5. Married Virtue Grace Dille, 
 Ag 2, 1899, Grand Ridge, 111. Child, Elmer 
 Tryon, Jr., b. D 15, 1917. Address, Lincoln, 
 111. 
 
 1668. EDWARD CAREY ENGLISH, Jr. 
 
 Builder; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 19, '876, 
 Anna, III.; s. Edward Carey (b. St. Johns, 
 New Foundland) and Marga Anna (Ilartlinc) 
 English (b. Anna, 111.). Preijared in Anna 
 H. S. and Union Acad. Arch. Club; Track 
 Team; Univ Band. Arch., Supt., and Gen. 
 Mgr., English Bros., Champaign; Builders of 
 the Auditorium, Univ. of 111.; Chief Pur- 
 chasing Agt., Govt. Aviation Fields. Mem., 
 K. C; B. P. O. E.; Champaign Co. Country 
 Club. Married Harriet Whitney Aylmer, Je 
 24, 1903, Anna, III. Children: Edward Carey, 
 b. My 22, 1904; John Aylmer, b. S 10, 1906; 
 Susan Harriett, b. Ja 23, 1909 (died Jl 10, 
 191 1). Address, 715 W. Church St., Cham- 
 paign.! 
 
 1669. GEORGE CASSIUS FAIRCLO 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 13, 1877, 
 
 Kingston, 111.; s. Isaiah Drake (b. Orange Co., 
 N. J.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Parker) Fairclo 
 (b. S 4, 1839, Dale, Ind.). Prepared in Syca- 
 more H. S. Kappa Sigma. Auth.: Brick Pave- 
 ment Along Street Car Tracks, Engnn. News, 
 1907. Mem., B. P. O. E. Married Mabel 
 Lindsay, D 6, 1907, Champaign. Address, 
 916 W. Park St., Champaign. 
 
 1670. FRED PETER FALKENBERG 
 Baseball Player; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 17, 
 
 1879, Chicago; s. Frederick Anton (b. Jl 7, 
 1856, Larvig, Norway) and Agnes (Nerdrum) 
 Falkenberg (b. Ag 31, 1864, (Jhristiania, do.). 
 Prepared in North Div. II. S., Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Edna Russell, O 10, 1908, Washington, 
 D. C. Child, Doris Amy, b. O 31, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, Federal Billiard Hall, Champaign. f 
 
 1671. JAMES MOORE FARRIN 
 (Brother of No. 1672) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 24, 1879, 
 Cairo, III.; s. Thomas Benjamin (b. Cincinnati) 
 and Julia Rebecca (Harvey) F'arrin (b. Sharon, 
 Miss.). Prepared in Cairo II. S. C. E. Club; 
 Asst. Bus. Mgr., Technoarafh; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. ; .Sec., Ath. Assn. Asst. Engr., Bridge 
 Dept., I. C. R. R.; ilW. Engr. in reference 
 to Bridges & Bldgs., Cuba R. R. Capt., 20th 
 Engrs. N. A., A. E. F., 5th Bat. Mem., 
 Presby. C'hurch; A. S. C. E. Married Fanne 
 Lee Mosby, Je 27, 1906, Gulfport, Miss. Chil- 
 dren: Moore, Jr., b. Jl 17, 1908; I'anne Lee, 
 b. J a 4, 1911. Address, Camaciuey, Cuba. 
 
 1672. WILLIAM OTIS FARRIN 
 (Brother of No. 1671) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 25, 1880; s. 
 Thomas Benjamin and Julia (Harvey) F'arrin 
 (b. 184s, .Sharon, Miss.). Prepared in Cairo 
 H. S. Alpha Zcta; Y. M. C. A.; Agr. Club. 
 Married Elizabeth May Ileilig, O 3, 1912, Car- 
 bondale, III. Address, Pulaski, Ill.t 
 
 1673. OSCAR JEFFERSON FRANCIS 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 31, 1878, 
 Stark Co., 111.; s. Henry Jefferson (b. HI.) 
 and Abigal Jane (Babcoek) Francis (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Wyoming II. S. Phi Gamma 
 Delta. Arch. Draftsman, 1902-11; Arch., Isle 
 of Pines, (iuba, 1911 — . Married Marie Mer- 
 riman, Ja i, 1908, New York City. Address, 
 Santa Barbara, Isle of Pines, Cuba. 
 
 1674. JAMES WILLIAM FRAZIER, Jr. 
 
 Farmer; B. S.; b. N 23, 1878, Bushton, 111.; 
 s. Thomas E. (b. Westiield, 111.) and Alice 
 (Swango) Frazier (b. Hazel Green, Ky.). 
 I'repared in Mil. Acad., Danville, Ky. Mar- 
 ried Sarah Francis Dameron, D 18, 1906. C'bil- 
 dren: James William, b. Mr, 1908; Virginia 
 Dameron, b. Mr 1912. Address, R. i, Rar- 
 din, Ill.t 
 
 1675. JOHN ANDREW FREESE 
 
 Phys. and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; b. My 31, 
 1876, Moultrie Co., 111.; s. John W. (b. 1843, 
 Delaware Co., O.) and Sarah Jane (Hamilton) 
 I'reese (b. I) 25, 1844, do.). Prepared in 
 Prep. Dept., O. Wesleyan Univ.; Johns Hop- 
 kins Med. Sck., 1902-05. M. D., Harvard, 1907- 
 Adelphic, Pres.; Y. M. C. A.; Track Team; 
 1st in Adelphic Contest; 2d Oral. Contest. 
 Med. practice. East Orange, N. J. Capt., Med. 
 Dept., Nat, Guard of N. J.; a.ssigned to Bat. 
 A. F. A., E. Orange, N. J.; formerly mem., 
 P:sscx Troop Nat. Guard N. J.; Capt., M. R. 
 C, U. S. R., iyi8— . Auth.: The Force of 
 Contraction of the Gall liladder and the Source 
 of its Motor and Inhibitory Nerve Fibers, ' 
 report on work done in Physiological Lab. 01 
 Johns Hopkins Univ. Married Dorothy Ann 
 Kent, Je 17, 1914, East Orange, N. J. Chil- 
 dren: John Andrew, Jr., b. Te 14, 191.';; Jane 
 Hamilton, b. O 28, 1917- Address, 60 S. Clin- 
 ton St.. East Orange, N. J. 
 
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 1676. THOMAS IRVIN FULLENWIDER 
 (Brother of Nos. 1132, 4666) 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 8, 18S1, 
 Mechanicsbiirg, 111.; s. Henry Thomas (b. Mr 
 I, 1846, Mechanicsburg, 111.) and Sarah Con- 
 net (Lindsley) FiiUenwider (b. O 21, 1848, 
 Grove City, 111.). Prepared in Mechanicsburp 
 H. S. C. E. Club; Beta Theta Pi; Hazclton 
 Prize Medal; Illio Bd.; Tan Beta Pi; Col.. 
 Univ. Regt. ; Engr., Springfield Bridge & Iron 
 Co., 1902-7; Asst. Engr., Scherzer Rolling Lift 
 Bridge Co., Chicago, iqo7-9; Contr. .Xgt., Am. 
 Bridge Co., N. Y., Minneapolis Office, 1909- 
 13; Supt., North Works, The Burr Co., Cham- 
 paign, 191 3-14; Asst. with Thresham D. Gregg, 
 consulting Engr.. Minneapolis, 1914-15; Struct. 
 Engr., Northlancl Pine Co., IMinneapolis, 1915- 
 17; Asst. Engr., The Minneapolis Steel & INIfg. 
 Co., 1 91 7; City Sales Mgr.. Mil-Ko-Ko Co., 
 Minneapolis, 1918 — . Married Anna Lawrence 
 Redding, F 16, 191 1, Thief River Falls, Minn. 
 Address, 611 Delaware St., S. E. Minneapolis; 
 bus. add., 305 Tribune Annex, do. 
 
 1677. IRWIN LEE FULLER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 19, 1878, Galesburg. 
 III.; s. Melvin E. (b. My 27, 1839, Gardiner, 
 Me.) and Mary A. (Stancliffe) Fuller (b. Ja 
 24, 1842, Ediiiborough, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Peoria H. S.; I'niv. of Minn., 1897-8. Kappa 
 Sigma; Phi Delta Phi; Glee Club. Lawyer, 
 1909. Mem., Congr. Cluirch; Creve Coeur 
 Club; Peoria Bar Assn.; 111. St. Bar Assn. 
 Married Ella Tenny, Ap 28, 1909, Chicago. 
 Address, Peoria. 
 
 1678. HUGH REGNIER FULLERTON 
 Lawyer- A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 9, 1S80, 
 Havana, 111.; s. Hugh and Mary (Regnicr) 
 FuUerton. Prepared in No. 111. Norm. Sch. 
 LL. B.. Univ. of Mich., 1904. With Sears, 
 Roebuck & Co.; Law Practice, Corp. counsel's 
 office, Seattle; Life Ins., Abstract bus.. Law 
 Practice. Mem., Mun. League of Seattle; 
 Men's Club; Congr. Church; Univ. of Mich. 
 Alumni Assn. of Seattle. Married IManon B. 
 Fullerton. D 29, 1909, Dubuque, la. Child, 
 Manon Catherine, b. F u, 1911. .-tdilrfss. 
 141 2 Grand Ave., Seattle; bus. add., 527 County 
 City Bldg., do. 
 
 1679. ROBERT BRUCE FULTON 
 (Brother of No. 1133) 
 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 13, 1877. 
 Lvnedoch, (Ontario, Can.; s. James (b. My 12, 
 1843, Dundas, Can.) and Tane Elizabeth (Gray) 
 Fulton (b. My 10, 1843, Portage N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Hartford City H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Baseball Team. Rodman and Instrumentman, 
 U. P. R. R., 1902; Asst. Engr., L. N. R. R.. 
 1902-3; Res. Engr., Big Four R. R., 1903-4; 
 C. E. Contr., 1904-8; Irrigation Engr., St. of 
 Wash., 1909-10; Const. Engr., Pac. Coast Pipe 
 Co., 191 1 ; do.. Continental Pipe Mfg. Co., 
 Seattle, 1918 — . Capt., isoth Engrs., Camp 
 Shelby, Miss., 1917; Mustered out, D 16, 1918. 
 Address, S57 Government Way, Coeur D'Alene. 
 Idaho; bus. add., Continental Pipe Mfg. Co., 
 Seattle. 
 
 1680. *LEWIS THERON GALLAHER 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 21, 1872, Odell, 111.; 
 s. T. E. (b. Pittsburg) and R. Ida (Puffer) 
 Gallaher (b. North Sunderland, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Mt. Palatine Sch.; Y. M. C. A. 
 Taught, Byron, 111., 1902-3; Rose City, Mich.. 
 1903-4. Mem., Baptist Church. Married 
 Louise May Sherwood, D 25, 1902, Ypsilanti. 
 Mich. Died D 10, 1904, Lostant, 111. 
 
 1681. RICHARD PRATT GARRETT 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O i, 1877, Delavan. 
 111.; s. Joseph M. and Louise B. (Wilson) Gar- 
 rett. Prepared in Delavan H. S. Track Team. 
 Admitted 'to Bar, 1904; Claim Agt.. Chicago 
 City Ry. Co., 1902-4; do., London Guarantee 
 
 and Accident Co., 1905-14; pvt. practice of 
 law, 1914 — . Mem., Illini Club of Chicago; 
 Olympic Fields Country Club; Chicago Bar 
 Assn.; Am. Lodge, A. F. A. M.; Washington 
 Chap. R. A. M. Address, 1539 E. 66th PI., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 446-29 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 1682. MYRTLE GAYMAN (SCHOTT) 
 (Sister of Nos. 505, 1033) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 28, 1879, Champaign; 
 d. George (b. A^ 25, 1842, ,\kron, O.) and 
 Louise (Stoltey) Gayman (b. Mr 3, 1844, Han- 
 over, Ger.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Teacher, Champaign, 1901-2; Troy, 1903-5. 
 Married Darwin Schott, O 11, 1905, Cham- 
 paign. Address, Buckley, Ill.f 
 
 1683. MABEL LOUISE GEIGER 
 Teacher; B. L. S.; b. Ap 2, 1879, Peoria; 
 
 d. Frederic (b. N 3, 1844, Opelousas, La.) and 
 .Magdalena (Hofer) Geiger (b. Ja 6, 1847, 
 l!aden, Ger.). Prepared in Peoria H. S.; 
 I'radley Poly. Inst. Watcheka. Teacher, Pub. 
 Schs., Peoria, 1903. Mem., Assn. of Arts, 
 liradley Inst.; Lib. Club. Address, 914 Jack- 
 son St., Peoria. 
 
 1684. LAURA RUSSELL GIBBS 
 (Sister of Nos. 1335, 210O 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. N 11, 1876, River- 
 ton, Ky. ; d. George (b. 1842, Wareham, Mass.) 
 and Elizabeth Thacher (Hodge) Gibbs (b. 1846, 
 Plymouth, Mass.) Prepared in ^liss Wessel- 
 hoeft's Sch., Boston. A. M., Columbia, 19 18. 
 Watcheka; Pi Beta Phi; Lib. Club. Asst. 
 in charge of loan desk, Univ. of III., 1898- 
 1901; Cataloger, Harvard Coll. Lib., 1902-3; 
 .\sst. to Libn.. Radcliffe Coll. Lib., 1904-8; 
 Cataloger, Brown Univ. Lib., 1908-13; Serial 
 Cataloger, Columbia Lib., 1913 — . Mem., Uni- 
 tarian Church; Am. Lib. Assn., 1902 — ; Rhode 
 Island Lib. Assn.; N. Y, Lib. Club, 1914 — . 
 Address, 449 W. 123rd St., New York City. 
 
 1685. ALETHA GILKERSON (WELLS) 
 (Daughter of No. 138; Sister of Nos. 1877, 
 
 2396, 2994) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. F 14. 1879; d. Hiram ('77), 
 (b. O 14, 1853, Genoa, 111.) and Portia (Moffet) 
 C.ilkerson (b. D 14, 1853, Bell Co., Tex.). Pre- 
 pared in Marengo H. S. Teacher, 1902-5; 
 Xurse, 1905-13. Married Hilby M. Wells, Jr., 
 F 14, 1913, Douglas, Ariz. Children: Mar- 
 garet Eunice, b. Mr 8, 1914; Helen Louise, 
 i). N 14, 1915; Hilary Alvus, b. Ja 23, 1918. 
 .Iddress. Douglas, Ariz. 
 
 1686. BELLE IRENE GILLESPIE (GRAY) 
 (Sister of No. 2102) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1903; b. Je 8, 1880, 
 Harris, 111.; d. George M. (b. S 7. 1848, 
 Bloomington, 111.) and Ollie Eugene (Craw- 
 ford) Gillespie (b. F 14, 1856, Ross Co., O.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Teacher, Eng., 
 IT. S. Charleston, 1003-5. Pres., Study Club, 
 Havenport, Wash. Married Robert Gray, My 
 
 12, 1908, Champaign. Children: Helen, b. D 
 
 13, 1909; Marian, b. Ag 4, 1912; Virginia, b. 
 .\p 29, 1916. Address, Colfax, Wash. 
 
 1687. MARY EMMA GOFF 
 (Sister of Nos. 3749. 4^7°) 
 Classifier and Cataloger, Univ. of Tex. 
 Lib.; A. B. .in L. & A.; B. L. S., 191 1; b. Ag 
 4, 1878, Elmira, N. Y. ; d. Arthur M. (b. Jl 31. 
 1848, Elmira, N. Y.) and Clara B. (Hall) 
 Goff, (b. S 2, 1S48, Guildhall, Vt.). Prepared 
 in Rantoul H. S. and Univ. Acad. Teacher, 
 H. S., Barry, 111.; Prin., do., 1902-4; Teacher, 
 H. S., Havana, 111., 1904-7; do.. Hoopeston, 
 111., 1908-9; Classifier and Cataloger, Univ. 
 of Tex. Lib., loii-iS. Camp Libn., Camp Mc 
 .\rthur, Waco, Tex. Address, 1305 W. 22d St., 
 Austin, Tex.; bus. add., Univ. of Texas, do. 
 
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 1 688. EDNA LUCY GOSS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Piano, 111.; d. George 
 (b. Vt.) and Mary (Lanthrop) Goss (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Piano H. S. and Morgan Park 
 Acad.; Univ. of Chicago, 1899. Lib. Club. 
 Reference Asst., Univ. of 111. Lib., 1902-3; 
 Cataloger, Univ. of Calif. Lib., 1903-5, 191 1- 
 13; Libn., 111., St. Lab. of Nat. Hist., 1905-6; 
 Special Cataloger, 1906-7; Head Cataloger, 
 Bryn Mawr Coll. Lib., 1907-8; Asst., John 
 Crerar Lib., 1908-11; Head Cataloger, Univ. 
 of Minn. Lib., 1914 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 
 Chm., Catalog Sec, 191 7. Address, Univ. of 
 Minn. Lib., Minneapolis. 
 
 1689. ARCHIE JAMES GRAHAM 
 Surgeon; A. B. in Sc; b. D 19, 1873, Galli- 
 polis, O. ; s. James Maxon (b. S 12, 1830, do.) 
 and Elizabeth (Rose) Graham (b. Mr 30, 1834, 
 Zanesville, C). Prepared in Gallia Acad., 
 Gallipolis, O. and Nat. Norm. Univ., Lebanon, 
 O. and Univ. Acad. M. D., P. & S., Chicago, 
 1902; F. A. C. S., Am. Coll. of Surgs., 1914. 
 Med. Soc; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Interne, 
 Englewood Hosp., 1902-3; practice of surgery, 
 1902 — ; Instr., Surgery (Operative), Coll. of 
 Med., Univ. of 111., 1913 — . Auth.: Relaxation 
 of Muscles in Treatment of Fractures, ///. 
 Med. Jour., 1915. Mem., Chicago Med., Soc; 
 M. E. Church; A. F. A. M.; Illini Club. Ad- 
 dress, 641 1 S. Green St., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 6250 S. Halsted St., do. 
 
 1690. MARJORIE GRAVES (WALTON) 
 B. L. S.; b. My 27, 1878, Dubuque, la.; d. 
 
 Julius Kingman (b. S 29, 1837, Keene, N. H.) 
 and Lucy Caroline (Robinson) Graves (b. Ja 
 24, 1842, Salem, Mass.). Prepared in Dubviciue 
 H. S.; Hillside Home Sch., Wis. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma; Phi Delta Psi; Watcheka; Girls' Man- 
 dolin Club; Lib. Club. Asst. Libn., Carnegie- 
 Stout Free Lib., 1902-5; Libn., Oskaloosa (la.) 
 Pub. Lib., Oskaloosa, 1905-7. Mem., la. Lib. 
 Assn.; Bd. of Trustees and Chm., Book Com., 
 Oskaloosa, Pub. Lib. Married Ralph Daniel 
 Walton, Ap 9, 1907, Oskaloosa, la. Children: 
 Helen Graves, b. Ja 13, 1908; Margaret Noble 
 and Louise Robinson, b. Ja 31, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, Elvyn PL, Oskaloosa, la. 
 
 1691. EDWIN GARDNER GREENMAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 3003) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1907; 
 b. Ap 28, 1881, Taylorville, 111.; s. Edwin G. 
 (b. Jl 19, 1848, Corning, N. Y.) and Carrie 
 Hoose (Paine) Greenman (b. Jl 15, i860, 
 Castleton, N. Y.). Prepared in Pana, 111. 
 Tau Bet Pi. Apprentice, Allis-Chalmers Co., 
 1902; Instr., M. E., Univ., of 111., 1902-3; 
 Instr., Engng., Univ. of Cincinnati, 1903-4; 
 Draftsman with the Lunkenheimer Co., Cin- 
 cinnati, 1904-5; Chief Draftsman, 1905-14; 
 Asst. Prof., M. E., in charge Wash. Design, 
 Mich. Agr. Coll., 1914-16; Sec-Treas., Reliable 
 Plumbing and Heating Co., Champaign, 1916 — . 
 Mem., A. S. M. E., 1913. Married Pearle 
 Brownell, S 17, 1904, Champaign. Children: 
 Paul Herget, b. My 22, 1907; Robert Brownell, 
 b. Jl 24, 1908; Clarence Paine, b. Je 25, 1910; 
 Hugh Merrill, b. F 5, 1914. Address, 1400 W. 
 Washington St., Champaign. 
 
 1692. CARL FREDERICK HAGEDORN 
 
 (Brother of No. 4691) 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ja 17, 1880, Ger.; 
 s. Fred (b. 1850, Ger.) and Andina (Breede) 
 Hagedorn (b. 1857, Ger.). Prepared in Rock 
 Island H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Chem., 
 Armour and Co., Chicago, 1902-3; Head Chem., 
 do., E. St. Louis, 1903-7; Charge of Mfg., Ar- 
 mour Fertilizer Works, Chicago, 1907 — . Ad- 
 dress, 5488 Everett Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Armour Fertilizer Works, do. 
 
 1693. MAX ROSS HANNA 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 2, 1881, 
 Rushville, 111.; s. George (b. 1856, Perry, 111.) 
 and Mary Alice (Fey) Hanna (b. 1854, Rush- 
 ville, 111.). Prepared in Rushville H. S. Tau 
 I'.eta Pi; Y. M. C. A.; M. E. and E. E. Soc. 
 Testing Dept., G. E. Co., 1902-3; Engng. Dept., 
 G. E. Co., 1903 — . Assoc, mem., A. I. E. E. ; 
 mem., M. E. Church. Married Edith C. 
 Kitchin, Te 23, 1913, Schenectady, N. Y. Ad- 
 dress, 9 Vine St., Scotia, N. Y. ; bus. add.. Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 1694. JOHN JAMES HARMAN 
 (Brother of No. 21 15) 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in M. E., 1906; b. N 23, 
 1880, near Miford, 111.; s. Jacob M. and Emma 
 (Cox) Harman. Prepared in Sheldon H. S.; 
 Eureka Coll., 1897-8. Delta Upsilon; Tau 
 Beta Pi. Draftsman, Link Belt Co., 1902; 
 Chief Draftsman, Acme Harvester Co., Peoria, 
 1902-3; Instr., M. E., Univ of 111., 1903-7; U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., Fuel tests, summer, 1904; Design 
 and Supervision of Const, of new steam Lab., 
 summer 1905; Survey Harman Engng. Co., 
 Peoria, summer, 1906;" Asst., to Chief Engr., 
 Kewanee Works, Nat. Tube Co., Kewanee, 
 1907; Mech. Engr., Kewanee Works, Nat. 
 Tube Co., Kewanee, 1908; Special work, Pitts- 
 burgh Works, Nat. Tube Co., Pittsburgh, 1908- 
 9; Mech. Engr., Harman Engng. Co., Power 
 Plant Designs and Supervision of Const, and 
 Tests, 1909-17; C. E., Walworth Mfg. Co., Ke- 
 wanee Works. Kewanee, 1917; do., Walworth 
 Mfg. Co., South Boston, Mass., 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. S. M. E.; West. Soc. of Engrs.; Ill Soc. of 
 Engrs. and Survs. Married Flora Wiley, Je i, 
 19 10, Peoria. Children: John James, b. N 12, 
 191 1 : Ruth Elizabeth, b. D 20, 1913. .4ddress, 
 97 Winthrop Road. Brookline, Mass.; bus. add., 
 Walworth Mfg. Co., ist and O Sts., South 
 Boston, Mas^. 
 
 1695. CHESTER ELLIS HARRIS 
 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1903; M. D., 
 1906; b. S 6, 1 88 1, Algiers, Ind. ; s. James 
 Finley and Josephine (Lemond) Harris. 
 Prepared in Ogden H. S. and Univ. Acad. Phi 
 Rho Sigma; Alpha Omega Alpha. Fellowship, 
 Physiology. House Phys., Michael Reese 
 Hosp., 1906-8; practice of Med., 1908 — . Capt., 
 Med. Corps, Base Hosp. 105, Brest, France. 
 Mem., Northwestern Wyo. Med. Soc; Wyo. St. 
 Med. Soc; Chm., Med. Advisory Bd., Basin, 
 Wyo.; A. M. A. Married Adriana Van Ecen- 
 aam, 1910, Joliet, 111. Child, Josephine, b. D 7, 
 1910. Address, Basin Hosp., Basin, Wyo. 
 
 1696. THOMAS LUTHER HARRIS 
 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. D 19, 1876, 
 Modesto, 111.; s. Sidney T. (b. F 19, 1833, 
 Palmyra, Mo.) and Susan E. CMcPherson) 
 Harris (b. N 20, 1839, Greenville, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. A. M., O. St. Univ., 
 1905; Ph. D.. LTniv. of Wis., 1912. Philo- 
 mathean, Pres.; Y. M. C. A.; 111. M. E. Stu- 
 dents' Alliance, Pres.; Mgr., Star Lecture 
 Course, 190 1-2; Phi Beta Kappa. Prin., Mo- 
 desto Pub. Sch., 1902-3; Farmer, 1903; Grad. 
 Stud., O. St. Univ., 1904-s; Asst. Supt., Co- 
 lumbus Associated Charities, 1905-6; with 
 Chicago Bur. of Charities, 1906-7; Farmer, 1907- 
 8; Grad. work, Univ. of Wis., 1909-11; Fellow, 
 Sociology, do., 1909-10; Instr. ,_ Sociology and 
 Econ., Univ. of Pittsburgh, spring term, 191 1; 
 Prof., Hist, and Social Sc, Dak. Wesleyan 
 LTniv., 191 1 ; Instr., Social Sc, Dak. Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1911-13; Asst. Prof., Sociology, Carleton 
 Coll., Northfield, Minn., 1913-15; Prof., So- 
 ciology, Miami Univ., 191 5 — ; do., O. St. Univ., 
 summer session, 1916; Morning hour lecturer 
 with Redpath Chautauqua, summers, 1917-18. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Oxford, O. 
 
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 1697. LUCIUS ROMAINE HARSHMAN 
 Contr. and Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 
 
 3, 1876, Sullivan, III.; s. Rev. S. R. (b. 1841, 
 Lordstown, O.) and Euretta L. (Magill) Harsh- 
 man (b. 1852). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. Gen. 
 cement const, and farming. Married Elsie E. 
 Davis, 1908, Aurora, III. Children: Elsie 
 Eloise, b. 1909; Lucia Huberta, b. 191 o; Emily 
 Grace, b. 1912. Address, 207 Jackson St., 
 Sullivan, Ill.t 
 
 1698. JACOB HAROLD HEINZELMANN 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 3, 1873, 
 Rothenberg, Ger. Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1908. Supt., 
 Schs., Washington, 111., 1903-5; Instr., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1907 — ; Univ. of Berlin (summer 
 semester) 191 1. Auth. : The Influence of the 
 German Volkslied on Eichendorfl's Lyric, 
 Leipzig, 1910, Buchhandlung Gustav Fock, 92 
 pp.; Eichendorff and the Volkslied, Mod. PliiloL, 
 Vol. 7, pp. 512-20, 1909. Married Emelyne 
 Voorhees, S 6, 1906. Address, Manitoba Univ., 
 Winnipeg, Can. 
 
 1699. ALEXANDER HENDERSON 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 30, 1874, 
 Edinburgh, Scotland; s. Robert (b. 1834, do.) 
 and Elizabeth (Davidson) Henderson (b. 1834, 
 do.). Prepared in Calumet H. S., Chicago. 
 With Butler Bros. Address, 7 W. Randolph 
 St., Chicago.! 
 
 1700. FRANCIS WHITSON HIGGINS 
 Chera. and Mgr. ; A. B. in Chem. ; b. Mr 26, 
 1881; s. William H. C. (b. 1842, New York 
 City) and Caroline A. (Secor) Higgins (b. 
 1851, Brooklyn, N. Y.). Prepared in Chicago 
 Hgts. H. S. and Morgan Park Acad. Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon. Exp. Chem., The Carborun- 
 dum Co., Niagara Falls, 1902-7; Works Mgr., 
 Deutsche Carborundum Werke, Dusseldorf- 
 Reisgolz, 1907-13; The Carborundum Co., Ltd., 
 Trafford Park, Manchester, 1913 — •. Married 
 Florence .C. Bornholt, My 15, 1906, Chicago 
 Hgts., 111. Children: Donald, b. Mr 28, 191 1; 
 Barbara Secor, b. D 10, 19 14; Florence Louise, 
 b. D 24, 191 7. Address, The Carborundum Co., 
 Ltd., Trafford Park, Manchester, Eng. 
 
 1 701. SAMUEL CHASE HIGGINS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 7, 1875, 
 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. George Henry (b. Jl 4, 1845, 
 Greenwood, Eng.) and Katherine Olivia 
 (Chase) Higgins (b. Mr 8, 1846, Robin's Nest. 
 111.). Prepared in Lincoln H. S. ' and Univ. 
 Acad. Tau Beta Pi. Draughtsman C. R. I. 
 & P. R. R., Chicago, 1902-6; Estimator, Pressed 
 Steel Car Co., Pittsburgh, 1906-1907; Asst. to 
 i\Iech. Engr., Standard Steel Car. Co., Ham- 
 mond, Ind., 1907 — . Address, Muenich Court, 
 Hammond. Ind.f 
 
 1702. GEORGE JACOB HINSHAW 
 Cml. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 27, 187S, 
 
 Danvers, 111.; s. Charles C. (b. My 16, 1849, 
 Danvers, 111.) and Mary E. (Smith) Hinshaw 
 (b. Ap 18, 185s, Mackinaw. 111.). Prepared 
 in 111. Wesleyan. Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; 
 Treas. of Class. Salesman, 1902-3; Merchant's 
 Sec, 1903-9; Ed. and Mgr., Wapello Agr. 
 Standard, at Ottumwa, la., 1906; Real Est. in 
 Kan. and Okla., 1909; Supt., Presby. League; 
 Bus. Mgr. of two Churches. Established Credit 
 Svstem in City H. Schs. for Bible Study in 
 Sabbath Schs. of all denominations. Cml. Sec. 
 1910 — . Field Sec, Kan. Development Assn.; 
 Representative Kan. at Nat. Chamber of Com- 
 merce, 191 2; Presby. Church. Married Laura 
 Carrell, O 19, 1909, Sigourney, la. .Address, 
 1025 Barnett Ave., Kansas City, Kan.; bus- 
 add., 648 Minnesota Ave., do. 
 
 1703. HARRIET EMMA HOWE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 10, 1881, Urbana; 
 d. William Renfrew (b. D 14, 1844, Coshocton 
 Co., O.) and Alethea G. (Pocock) Howe (b. 
 Ap 12, 1845, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Woman's Glee Club; Choral Soc. ; Lib. Club; 
 Y. W. C. A. Organizer, Gilman Lib., 1902; 
 Loan Desk Asst., Univ. of III. Lib., 1902-3; 
 Cataloger, Univ. of 111. Lib., 1903-4; Instr., 
 Univ. of 111. Lib. Sch., 1904-6; Dir., Wash- 
 ington Univ. Summer Lib. Sch., 1905-6; Head 
 Cataloger, Univ. of la. Lib., 1906-10; Instr., 
 Univ. of la. Summer Lib. Sch., 1907-9; Chief 
 Cataloger, Minneapolis Pub. Lib., 1910-13; 
 Asst. Prof., West. Reserve Univ. Lib. Sch., 
 I9I3-I7; Dir., Univ. of la. summer Lib. Sch. 
 1914, 1915, 1917; Asst. Prof., Simmons Coll. 
 Lib. Sch., Boston, 1917 — . Mem., Am. Lib. 
 Assn., 1905 — •. Address, 147 Worthington St., 
 Boston. 
 
 1704. SAMUEL KELSO HUGHES 
 Real Est.; LL. B.; b. D 23, 1866, Kunkle, 
 O. ; s. Samuel K. (b. 1819, Danville, Ky.) 
 and Jane (Mahan) Hughes (b. ^1830, Mt. 
 Morris, N. Y.). Prepared in West Unity 
 H. S.; Wooster Univ. Adelphic. Bldg. and 
 Loan, Real Est. and Ins. Bus. Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Married Pauline C. Nelson, Je 21, 
 1898, West Unity, O. Children: Morris Nel- 
 son, b. Ja 13, 1901; Sherman Kelso, b. O 14, 
 1902; Paul Harbison, b. Mr 15, 1907. Address. 
 503 N. Prospect Ave., Champaign; bus. add., 
 211 N. Neil St., do. 
 
 170S. JENNIE ALICE HULCE 
 Librarian; B. L. S., b. Richmond, Wis.; d. 
 Elisha (b. Canandaigua, N. Y.) and Alice 
 Lavina (Parkyn) Hulce (b. Arkwright, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in pub. schs., Whitewater, Wis., 
 Norm. Sch. and HUlsdale Coll. Prep. B. of 
 Phil., Hillsdale Coll., 1896. Asst. Cataloger, 
 O. St. Lib., 1902-3; Asst., John Crerar Lib., 
 C^hicago, 1903 — . Mem., Ladies Lit. Union, 
 Hillsdale Coll.; Lib. Club. Address, The John 
 Crerar Library, Chicago. t 
 
 1706. CHARLES PHELPS HUNTER 
 
 (Brother of No. 1533) 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 8, 1881, 
 Newton, la.; s. George B. (b. Carrollton, O.) 
 and Susan A. (Dunklee) Hunter (b. Pitts- 
 ford, Vt.). Prepared in Newton H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Shield and Trident. Pres., la. Mer- 
 cantile Co., Newton, la. Address, Newton, la. 
 
 1707. LEONARD WARD INGHAM 
 (Husband of No. 1468) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 25. 1880, 
 VVaynesville, 111.; s. George K. (b. Jl 19, 1852, 
 Andersonville, O.) and Alice Ann (Tenney) 
 Ingham (b. Je 17, 1852, Waynesville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Clinton H. S. Hanover Coll., 
 1898-1900. LL. B., Harvard, 1905. Phi Gamma 
 Delta. Lawyer with Judge George^ K. Ingham. 
 Married Minnie C. Bridgman ('01 ), O 25, 
 1905, Keene, N. H. Children: John Leonard, 
 b. Ap 20, 1908; Alice Carile. b. Jl 11, 1910; 
 Sarah B., b. Ja 28, 1912. Address, Clinton, 
 Ill.t 
 
 1708. HAROLD DEMMING JAMES 
 (Brother of Nos. 2709, 4727, 6984. 8452) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 12, 1881, 
 Amboy, 111.; s. P. M. (b. Jl 14. '850, Exeter, 
 R. I.) and Lottie L. (Vaughan) James (b. Ap 
 17, 1858, Amboy, HI.). Prepared in Amboy 
 H. S. LL. B., 111. Coll. of Law, Chicago, 
 1908. Adelphic. Prin., Amboy H. S., 1902-5; 
 Law Stud, in office, P. M. James, 1905-8; Stud., 
 III. Coll. of Law, 1908-9; Stud., Success Short- 
 hand Sch., Chicago, 1908-9; Court Reporter 
 for Hon. R. S. Farrand, isth Jud. Dist. of 111.. 
 
I902J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 165 
 
 1909; practicing law, 1909 — . Mem., Toast- 
 master's Club, V. P., 191 1 ; Excelsior Blue 
 Lodge; Freeport Council; Freeport Com 
 mandry; Consistory S. P. R. S., 32d degree 
 Married Merta Adams, O Z2, 191 o. Orange 
 ville. 111. Address, 144 Stephenson St., Free 
 port. III.; bus. add., Knowlton Bank Bldg., do 
 
 1709. FRED VOLENTINE JOHNSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 960, 1359, 1536, 2712, 3051) 
 Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 3, 1880, 
 Champaign; s. Charles B. (b. O 8, 1843, Poca- 
 hontas, 111.) and Maria Louisa (Lewis) John- 
 son (b. Ag 28, 1847 Chatham, 111.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Salesman, San Francisco 
 Mach. & Tool Co. Married Lila Tulloch, Je 
 
 1916, Oakland, Calif. .4ddress, Berkeley, Calif.; 
 bus. add., San Francisco. 
 
 1710. JOHN PETER JOHNSON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 28, 1872, 
 
 Ryslinge, Denmark; s. C. and T. Rasmussen, 
 do. Prepared in Mil. H. S., Copenhagen, Den- 
 mark. M. E. Soc. Designing Engr., U. S. 
 Navy Dept., Washington. Lt. of Cav., Royal 
 Danish Army., 1895-8. Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc. 
 Married Sophie Seehusen, 1899, Copenhagen. 
 Child, Eva Marietta Idabella, b. Ap 8, 1903- 
 Address, 1220 Washington St., Cedar Falls, 
 la.t 
 
 171 1. GUY RAYMOND JONES 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 17, 1880, Areola, 111.; 
 
 s. James (b. Ja 24, 1837, Franklin Co., Ind.) 
 and Martha (Parvis) Jones (b. Je 20, 1840, 
 do.). Prepared in Tuscola H. S. Asst. State's 
 Atty., Douglas Co., 1903-4; Master in Chan- 
 cery, 1906-18. Married Mae F. Van Voorhis, 
 Ja 17, 1905, Tuscola, 111. Child, Mildred V., 
 b. N 10, 1906. Address, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 1712. HENRY LEONARD JONES 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 30, 1879, Delavan, 
 111.; s. James O. and Eliza Francis (Tripp) 
 Jones. Prepared in Delavan H. S. Mem., 
 State Bar Assn.; Champaign Co. Bar Assn. 
 Married Lou M. Crabb, S 21, 1905, Delavan, 
 111. Address, Trevett & Mattis Bank Bldg., 
 Champaign. t 
 
 1713. J. CLAUDE JONES 
 Prof, and Consulting Geologist; A. B. in 
 Sc; b. Jl 2, 1877, Merrimac, Wis.; s. John D. 
 (b. S 18, 1849, Lebanon, N. H.) and Alberta 
 Rosella (Van Sice) Jones (b. N 29, 1852, Dug- 
 way, N. Y.). Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. 
 Sch. Capt., Univ. Regt. Teacher, Champaign 
 H. S., 1902-3; Whiting H. S., 1903-4; Asst., 
 Geol., Univ. of 111., 1904-5; Instr., do., 1905- 
 6; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1906-9; Asst., 
 Geol., Univ. of Chicago, 1907-9; Instr., Physi- 
 ography, Univ. of Kan., 1907; do., Univ. of 
 (Chicago, 1908; mem., St. Geol. Sur. of 111., 
 1906-9; Instr., Geol. and Mineralogy, Univ. 
 of Nev., 1909-10; Curator of Museum, do., 
 1910 — ; Asst. Prof., Geol. and Min., do., 
 1910-13; Prof., Geol., Univ. of Nev.. 1913 — ; 
 Consulting Geologist to various Min. Cos., 
 191 1 — . In charge Nev. St. Mining Exhibit 
 P. P. I. E., 1914-16; Geol. and Mineralogist, 
 Nev. St. Min. Lab., 19 10 — . Auth. : Geol. of 
 Rochester, Nev., Min. and Scientific Press; 
 Earth Iron Ore Deposit, Econ. Geol.; Tufa 
 Deposits of the Salton Sink. Carnegie Inst, 
 of Wash.; Geol. Hist, of Lake Lahontan, Sc; 
 Pleasant Valley Earthquake, Bui. Seis Soc. 
 Am.; Gypsum Deposits of Nev., Bui. U. S. 
 G. S. Mem., Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa Phi; A. I. 
 M. E. ; Nat. Geog. Soc; Am. Seismological 
 Soc; Fellow, A. A. A. S. Married Belle Mc- 
 Curdy, Je 23, 1904, Chicago. Children: Al- 
 berta Rosella, b. Mr 21, 1905; Evelyn May, 
 b. S 9, 1906 (died S 13, 1906); Claude Dor- 
 ence, b. Je 4, 191 1; Dorothy Ellen, b. Ap 23, 
 
 1917. Address, 736 West St., Reno, Nev. 
 
 1714. WARREN JONES 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 10, 1869, 
 El Dara, 111.; s. William (b. Mr 29, 1834, do.) 
 and Mary Jane (Purcell) Jones (b. 1839, do.). 
 Prepared in Pittsfield H. S.; Norm. Univ. Eng. 
 Club; Philosophical Club. Teacher, West Side 
 H. S., Aurora. 1902-5; Supt., Elburn Schs., 
 1905-8; Prin., Glidden Practise Sch. and Critic 
 Teacher, DeKalb, 111., Norm. Sch., 1908-11; 
 Instr., summer sch., do., 1908-10; Assoc. Prof., 
 Eng., 1st Dist. Norm. Sch., Kirksville, Mo., 
 191 1 — . (jrad. work, Univ. of 111., 1911; Grad. 
 study, Univ. of Chicago, 1914; scholarship in 
 Eng., Univ. of Chicago, summer, 1914. Ed., 
 Important Current Events Dept., Sch. News, 
 Taylorville, 111. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Presby. 
 Church. Married Anna Gehring, N 25, 1896, 
 Oneida, 111. Children: Katheryn, b. S 13, 
 1903; Llewellyn Bruce, b. O 11, 1905. Ad- 
 dress, 1201 E. Normal Ave., Kirksville, Mo. 
 
 1 71 5. LEE JUTTON 
 (Brother of No. 1237) 
 
 Ry. Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 15, 
 1880, New Albany, Ind.; s. Joseph (b. O 28, 
 1840) and Elizabeth (Reed) Jutton (b. O 27, 
 1848). Prepared in Champaign H. S. C. E. 
 Club; Football. Draftsman, Brown-Ketcham 
 Iron Works, 1902-3; Bridge Insp., C. & N. W. 
 R. R., 1903—; Div. Engr., C. & N. W. Ry., 
 Chicago, 1903-12; do., Ashland, Wis., 1912-13; 
 do., Madison, Wis., 1913-17; do., Chicago, 
 1917 — . Auth.: Erection of Railroad Bridges, 
 Technograph, Vol. 19, 1905, pp. 84-91. Mem., 
 Austin Lodge; A. F. A. M.; West. Soc. of 
 Engrs.; Am. Ry. Bridge and Bldg. Assn. Mar- 
 ried Mary Busey, My 23, 1906, Urbana. Chil- 
 dren: Lela Jutton, b. My 8, 191 1; Mary, b. S 
 1. 1917. Address, 2035 Harrison St., Evan- 
 ston, 111. 
 
 1716. 
 
 CHARLES HOWARD KABLE 
 (Brother of No. 1238) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 30, 1881, 
 N'irden, 111.; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. D 4, 
 1840, Greene Co., O.) and Anna(Freeman)Kable 
 (b. S 8, 1842, Sangamon Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Virden H. S.; Staunton Mil. Acad. Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon; Alpha Delta Sigma; Archs. Club; 
 Y. M. C. A. U. S. Fish Comn., Washington, 
 
 D. C, 1902; W. M. Poindexter, 1902-3; D. H. 
 Burnham & Oo., Archs., Chicago, 1903-4; 
 Nimmons & Fellows, Chicago, 1904-5; Mem., 
 firm Kable & Kable, Archs. and Engrs., Port- 
 land, Ore., 1908-11; with St. Arch, of Ore., 
 1911-15; City Park Arch., Portland, Ore., 
 1916-17; Mem., Firm Knighton & Kable, Archs., 
 Tulsa, Okla., 1918 — ; Insp. of Hulls, Emer- 
 gency Fleet Corp., Portland, Ore., 1918 — . 
 Mem., Chicago Archs. Club, Sec, 1905: Port- 
 land Arch. Club; Portland Cml. Club. Married 
 Ethel Mackey, Ag 26, 1909, Portland, Ore. 
 Child, Mary Elizabeth, b. Je 9. 1911. Address, 
 510K S. Main St., Tulsa. Okla.; bus. add., 774 
 
 E. Main St., Portland, Ore. 
 
 1717. EDWARD ORRIS KEATOR 
 (Husband of No. 1879; Brother of No. 2718) 
 Gen. Contr.; B. S. in C. E,; b. F i. 1879, 
 Polo, 111.; s. Joseph (b. 1837, Kingston, N. Y.) 
 and Sarah Ann (Moshier) Keator (b. 1847, 
 Polo, 111.). Prepared in Polo H. S. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Capt. Track Team. In const., 
 re-const, and maintenance work, 1905; Isth- 
 mian Canal Service, 1910; Supt., const, of 
 Gatun Dam; Mfg. concrete appliances, Day- 
 ton Malleable Iron Co., 1917 — • Invented and 
 patented many devices. Assoc, mem., A. S. C. 
 E. Married Grace Goodale ('03), O 15, 1906, 
 Cincinnati. Children: Goodale Roberts, b. Jl 
 7, 1912; Sarah Ann, b. D 19, 1915. Address, 
 155 Baker St., Dayton, O. 
 
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 17 iS. ARTHUR ROLLANO KKLLV 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. .11 4, 1878, 
 Decorah, la.; s. loscph ami 1-viHa (Butler) 
 Kellv. Prepared I'u la. St. Coll.; Glee Club; 
 Mandolin Club: -Male Quartet. Mem., Bap- 
 tist Church. Married Enid L. Harrod. D ,^i, 
 
 1904, Waterloo, la. Address, mo Story Bldg., 
 Los Angeles. 
 
 1719. STEWART WILLIAM KINCAID 
 Lawver; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1904; 
 b. O X2. \»7K. Ileathsville. HI.: s, Stewart (b. 
 1 842, Ileathsville, 111.1 and Lvdia Ann (Fuller) 
 Kincaid (b. O ;j, 1848. Ileathsville. 111.). Pre- 
 pared in .\ustin Coll., ElHngham, 111. A. B., 
 Austin Coll., 180Q. Prin., 11. S.. EtTnigham, 
 1899-1901; Lawyer, 1004 — . Married Leonora 
 Mann. Ag jo. igoo, Robinson, 111. Children: 
 Myrtle Rochelle, b. O j.s, 1001; Stewart Allen, 
 b. Ap 19, 1007; Mary fosephine, b. F 6, 1911. 
 Address. Paris. lU.t 
 
 i7;!0. LEE IRVING KNIGHT 
 (Brother of No. 4753) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 30, 1S80: 
 s. George E. and Katherine (Merrill) Knight. 
 Prepared in Decatur 11. S.; 111. St. Norm. Sell., 
 i8oS-o: iQoo-i. Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, loi,?. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi: Gamma Alpha. 
 Taught, Wash. Pub. Schs. as Prin. of H. S. 
 and S\ipt. to 1907: Grad. work. Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, IQ07-8; </().. Univ. of 111., igoS-o: Cleiuson 
 Coll., S. C, 1900-10; (/(>.. Univ. of Chicago, 
 1910-13. Instr., Plant Phvsiol.. Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1916 — . Auth.: Effect of Illuminating 
 Gas and Ethylene on Flowering Carnations 
 (with Dr. Crocker). Bot. Gaz., pp. J50-76, 
 1008; The Peg of the Cucurbitaceae (with l")r. 
 Crocker), do., u^>. 321-39, 1910. Address. (>j37 
 Drexel Ave., Cliicago.t 
 
 1721. ANNA KOEHN (KUEIIL) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S -'5. 1876. Ptlato, W. 
 Prussia. Ger. ; d. Otto Koehn (b. Mr 7, 1839, 
 do.) and Augusta (Eshner) Koehn (b. S 0, 
 18^3, do.). Prepared in North Diy. 11. S., 
 Chicago. Teacher in (u-eenview H. S.. 1002-3; 
 Instr., Am. Sch. of Cor., 1903-8. Married 
 William J. A. Kuehl. S 25, 1907, Chicago. 
 Children: Frances Elizabeth, b. F -:i, 1900; 
 Ernst William, b. Mr 28. 191 t. .Address. 4742 
 Drake Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 1722. *RUEBEN NELSON KOFOID 
 (Brother of No. 1145) 
 Chemist; A. B. in Chem.; b. Mr 2=;, 1880, 
 Granville, 111.; s. Nelson (b. Ap ij, 1838, 
 Bornholm. Denmark) and Elizabeth Jane 
 (Ellis) Kofoid (b. Je 8, 1846, Ind.). Prepared 
 in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Adelphic; Der Deu- 
 tsche \'erein; Chem. Club. Asst. St. Chem., 
 of N. Y.. igo---3; Chemist. Carborundum Co., 
 jgo'?-4; (Themist. Calif. Powder Works, 1904-5. 
 Autri. : Carborundum, Its Manufacture and 
 Uses, Teeli>iOf:ratli. 1004, pp. 1-17. Mem., A. 
 C. S.; Chem. Soc. of West. N. Y. Died .11 27. 
 
 1905, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 1723. JOHN CONRAD LEHNER 
 Lawver; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 14, 187S, 
 Derinda. 111.: s. William (b. iS.s.'i. 111.) and 
 Maria Dora (Kell) l.ehner. Prepared in i\It. 
 Morris. 111. LL. B., N. W. L^niv.. loii. 
 Fresh.-Soph. Debate. Real Est. Broker untd 
 loog: admitted to 111. Bar, igii. Married .\nna 
 Eva C^ebhardt, Jl 3, iQii. Chicago. Child. 
 William Dwight. b. S i. 1912, Chicago, .^ci- 
 dress, Albuquerque. N. !M.t 
 
 1724. JUSTA MORRIS LINDGREN 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc. : A. M.. 1907; b. Jl 
 28, 1878: s. Andrew tb. Maimo, Sweden) and 
 Mathilda (01son~i Lindgreii. Prepared in Mo- 
 line 11. S. Phi Delta Th-ta; Shield and 
 
 Triilent; Phi Lambda Upsilon: X'arsitv Foot- 
 ball, Capt. Asst. Coach, X'arsitv Football. 
 Cliem.. St. Water Sur.. 1904-7; Chem. Engng. 
 Exp. Sta. and St. Geol. Sur., 1907-1S. Auth.: 
 with E. Bartow. Lab. E.xn.' in Water Treat- 
 ment, Am. Water Works Assn.; with E. Bar- 
 tow, Some Reactions During Water Treat- 
 ment, .lour, of A. C. S.. Vol. JO, No. 9: Samp- 
 ling and .\nalysis of Coal, Trans. A. I. M. E.; 
 with S. W. Parr, Determination of Nickel in 
 .\lloj;s; Determination of Boron in Iron, .lour. 
 .-(. C. .S".. Vol. 37. No. 1 137. Married Verne 
 Irene Kuebler, 11 20, 1904. Chicago. Address, 
 t>o8 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 1725. GEORGE TAYLOR LLOYD 
 County Engr. ; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ta i, 1878, 
 St. Charles. 111.: s. William Barrett (b. F 14, 
 1840, </ci.) and Alice (Taylor) Llovd (b. Ta 9, 
 1S48, Light House, 111.). Prepared in Glen 
 Ellyn H. S., Wheaton, 111., and Wheaton Prep. 
 Sell. B. L., Wheaton, 1900. Class Football. 
 Taught in H. S.. 1902-3; Phys. l^ir.. Throop 
 Polytech. Inst., Pasadena Calif., OtBceman, 
 Warehouse tirm, 1004: in R. R. Const., hdqtrs., 
 lime, Calif., 1904-5; Calif. N. E. Rv., 1905-7; 
 Engr.. Const.. West Coast Route, ^lex., 1907; 
 .\sst. Engr., Maintenance, Mo. Pac, 1909; 
 Location, St. L. & S. F. Ry., ign; Supvr., 
 Man. Tr., Cripple Creek Dist.. 1911-12: Supt., 
 Man. Tr., Glasgow, Mont., 1912; draftsman, 
 G. N. Ry., 1913: Asst. Engr., do., 1914; 
 traveling. 191 5; Asst. Co. Engr., Stony Co., 
 la., 1916-17; Co. Engr.. Ida Co.. la., 1918 — . 
 With J. D. Church, made Reconnaissance for 
 Southern Pac. Ry. over summit of Cascades, 
 igo,. Mem., la. Soc. C. Engrs. : Commercial 
 Club; Presby. Church. ISIarried Myrtle Pearl 
 Roacli, Je 15. igii. Arapahoe, Neb. Children- 
 Dorothy Gwendolyn, b. O .:3, 1012; Donald 
 William, b. Ap i, 1917; Alberta livaleah and 
 .•\lethca Ernestine, b. Jl 27, igi8. .Iddress, 
 Box 231, Ida Grove, la. 
 
 1726. JESSIE ISA LUMMIS 
 Special Investigator; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 D I, 18S0, Quincy, 111.; d. Benjamin Bridge 
 (b. Ap 20, 1840. Butler Co., O.) and Eliza 
 .■\nn (Doran) Lummis (b. F 16, 1853, Adams 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Quincy 11. S. M. A., 
 Columbia. 1018. Eng. Club: Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Phi Delta Psi: Illio Bd. Taught in 
 Morris. 111.. 1902-3; Quincy, 111., 1003-4: La- 
 Salle, 1004- 10; Clerk, Office Commissioner of 
 Pub. Lanas. Capitol Bldg., Cheyenne, Wyo., 
 1010-12; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1012-17; Special 
 investigator on women in industry for the 
 war work council. Y. W. C. A.. 1017-19; Dep- 
 uty State Supt., Public Instruction. Cheyenne, 
 Wye, 1919 — . Address, 2120 Warren Ave., 
 Cheyenne, Wyo. 
 
 1727. HUGO LUND 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 16, 1877, 
 Ft. Wayne, Ind.; s. Hans (b. S 28. 1845. 
 lladersleben, Scheswig-Holstein) and Johanna 
 Margareta Dorothea (Schleyl Lund (b. N lo, 
 1848. (j't>.). Prepared in Central H. S., Kan- 
 sas City. Mo.; Purdue Univ.. 1807-1901. In 
 office of Ford. Bacon & Davis of N. Y., Kan- 
 sas City, Mo., 1002-4: with Met. St. Ry. Co., 
 do.. 1904-14: Office Engr., The Kansas City 
 Ry. Co., 1Q14 — . Mem,, A. S. M. E,: Engrs. 
 Ciub of Kansas City: Southwestern Concrete 
 .\ssn. Married Jessie Mav Chestnut. Je 20, 
 100-, New IloUaiid. 111. Children: Dorothea, 
 b. O ::c), ign: Hans, b. N 17, igi4. .-iddress, 
 1657 Summit St., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add.. 
 1 500 Grand Ave., do. 
 
 1728. CARL LEONARD LUNDGREN 
 Specialty Salesman: B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 
 16. 1880, "Marengo. 111.; s. Pear Hjalmar and 
 Deliah (Renwick) Lund^ren. Prepared in 
 Marengo H. S. Kappa ^igma: Druids Univ. 
 of Mich; Football: Baseball, Capt.; Pres., Sr. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 167 
 
 Class. Professional baseball, igo2-i2; Drafts- 
 man, winters, 1402-4; Farming and dairying, 
 1904-6; Asst. Baseball Coach, IJniv. of Prince- 
 ton, 1912-13; Baseball Coach, Univ. of Mich., 
 1914-18; specialty salesman, 1914-18. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M. Married S. Maude Cohoon, S 
 3, 1904, Marengo, Ijl. Address, Marengo. III.; 
 bus. add., c/o Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, 
 Mich. 
 
 1729. OTTO LAWRENCE LUTHER 
 (Husband of No. 1986) 
 H. S. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 5, 
 1881, Ouincy, 111.; s. Adam (b. 1832, Hom- 
 burg, Ger.) and Caroline (Flutterer) Luther 
 (b. 1840, Baden, Ger.). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. A. B., Univ. of Calif., 1904; Grad. 
 work, Univ. of Chicago. Pres., Philomalhcan. 
 Asst. in Univ. of Calif., 1904; Prin., Union 
 Dist. IL S., Siskiyon Co., Calif., 1905; Broad- 
 way H. S., Seattle, 1906-9; Prin., Queen Anne 
 H. S., do., 1909 — . Married Adah Helen 
 Stutsman ('03), Je 26, 1907, Seattle. Children: 
 Phillip Harrison, b. O 13, 1909; Roger Wil- 
 liam, b. Je 28, 191 1 ; Virginia Frances, b. O 
 17, 1912. Address, 411 Wheeler St., Seattle; 
 bus. add., c/o Queen Anne H. S., do. 
 
 1730. HARRY McCarthy 
 
 (Husband of No. 1627; Brother of No. 2447) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 2, 1878, Mo- 
 line, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Ag 26, 1852, Provi- 
 dence, R. I.) and Mary (Gregoire) McCarthy 
 (b. Ap 21. 1857, DeWitt, la.). Chief Drafts- 
 man, Davenport Locomotive Works, 1902-5; 
 Nat. Tube Co., Kewanee Works, 1905 — . Mar- 
 ried Florence Jennie Beebe ('02), Ap 20, 1904, 
 Blunt, S. Dak. Child. Harriet E.. b. Je 26, 
 19O6. Address, Kewanee, Ill.t 
 
 1731. HARRIETT ELIZABETH McCULLY 
 
 (CHAPIN) 
 (Wife of No. 1478; Sister of Nos. 2164, 2747) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 22, 1881; d. John 
 DeDaniels (b. 1856, Baltimore) and Virginia 
 Bell (Ashway) McCully (b. 1859, Mt. Carroll). 
 Prepared in Mt. Carroll H. S. Alethenai. 
 Teacher in Gunn Sch., near Newman, 111., 
 1902-3; Rantoul Pub. Schs., 1903-4. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married Edward Pierce 
 Chapin ('01), Je 16, 1904, Somerset, O. Chil- 
 dren: Edward William, b. Jl 23, 1908; Ruth, 
 b. Jl 16, 191 1. Address, Illiopolis, IlLf 
 
 1732. MARY OLA McGINNIS 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1910; b. Jl 20, 
 1876, Dawson, 111.; d. John (b. Ag 28, 1848, 
 Hartford, Conn.) and Mary Louisa (Broad) 
 McGinnis (b. My 13. 1850). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. Alethenai. Teacher, H. S., 
 Lewistown, 1903-4; II. S., Springfield, 1904-9; 
 Yeatinan H. S., St. Louis, 1910 — . Auth. : 
 Reactions of Branchipus Senatus to Light, Heat 
 and Gravity, Jour, of E.vp. cool.. Vol. 10, No. 
 2, 1911, pp. 227-40. Mem., 111. Acad, of Sc; 
 Mo. Soc. of Sc. and Math. Address, 3739 
 Windsor Pl.j St. Louis. t 
 
 1733. *BROWN ERVIN McILVAINE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 23, 1873, Tuscola, 
 111.; s. Thomas A. (b. D 9. 1844. Gap, Pa.) 
 and Sallie Ervin (Hillsboro) Mcllvaine (b. S 
 15, 1846). Prepared in Whipple Acad., Jack- 
 sonville, 111. B. S., 111. Coll., 1897- Phi 
 Alpha. Practiced law. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Died Ja 14, 1903, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 1734. KARL FRANKLIN McMURRY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 31. 1880, 
 Normal. 111.; s. William P. (b. O 26. 1852, 
 Crawfordsville, Ind.) and Lida (Brown) Mc- 
 Murry (b. F 6, i8s3, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.). 
 Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ.; Univ. of 
 Calif., 1900-1. M. A., Univ. of Calif., 191 7. 
 
 Adelphic. H. S. Teacher. Married Minnie 
 A. Thett, O 5, 1904, Monmouth, 111. Children: 
 Helen, b. Ja 20. 1906; Elmer Brown Creal. 
 b. Ag 4, ipii. Address, 1609 Monroe St.. 
 Madison, Wis. 
 
 1735. CHARLES WESLEY MALCOLM 
 (Brother of No. 3472) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 13, 1879, 
 Roseville, 111.; s. John Wesley (b. 1830, Mich.) 
 and Emma (Staat) Malcolm (b. 1835, 111.). 
 Prepared in Roseville II. S. Delta Upsilon; 
 fau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Pres., C. E. Club. 
 Instr., C. E., Univ. of 111., 1902-3; do.. Struct. 
 Lngng., do., 1903- Asst. Prof., do., 1907; with 
 Reed & Stern, New York City. 1911; Prof., 
 C. E., Univ. of III., 1912; Editorial staff, 
 Encjng. Record, 1913. Auth.: Malcolm's Graph- 
 ic Statics. Mem., 111. Soc. of Engrs. and Survs. ; 
 Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ. ; .Assoc, 
 mem.. A. S. C. E.; Univ. Club. Married Cather- 
 ine Mary Janson, 1909, Chicago. Child, Cather- 
 irie Portia, b. _N 13, 1914. Address, 1233 Grand- 
 ville Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1736. JOHN VICTOR MAPES 
 Farmer; A. B. in Chem.; b. D 27, 1876, 
 Paris, 111.- s. John Wesley (b. Ag 1832, Lou- 
 donville, O.) and Martha (Wilson) Mapes (b. 
 O II, 1840, Washington Co., Pa.). Prepared 
 in Pans H. S. Chem. Club; Natural Hist. 
 Mem., Christian Church. Married Eva L. 
 Fischer, N 26, 1903, Paris, 111. Children: 
 John Cecil, b. O 13, 1904; Donald Fischer, b. 
 D 20, 1906; Mary Martha, b. Ag 18, 1910. 
 Address, R. 7, Paris, Ill.t 
 
 1737- ALBERT CAREY MARTIN 
 Arch, and Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 16, 
 1879, LaSalle. 111.; s. John (b. Ireland) and 
 Margaret (Carey) Martin (b. New York). Pre- 
 pared in Brothers of Mary Acad., LaSalle, 111. 
 Univ. Track team; Class Ath. team. Detailer, 
 Struct. Steel, Brown Ketchum Iron Works, 
 of Indianapolis, 1902-3; Insp. of steel in Shop 
 and^ Mills of Pittsburgh for Brennike and Fay 
 of St. Louis, 1903; Estimator of Steel, Cambria 
 Steel Co., S-D, 1903; Bldg. supt. for (Zontr. 
 Carl Leonard, Los Angeles, 1903-4; Engr., A. 
 F. Rosenheim, Arch., do., 1904-8; Practicing as 
 Arch, and Engr., 1908 — . Inventor of two 
 systems of reinforced concrete const. Mem., 
 A. I. of A.; Dir., Los Angeles Chap. A. I. A.; 
 mem., Archs. and Engrs. Assn.; K. of C; 
 Newman Club; Ath. Club of Los Angeles. 
 Married Carolyn Borchard, O 14, 1907. (Chil- 
 dren: Evelyn Mary, b. Ag 20, 1908; Margaret 
 Mary, b. Ap 28, 191 1. Address, 712 Catalina 
 .St., Los Angeles; bus. add., 430 Higgins Bldg., 
 rfo.t 
 
 1738. JAMES WALTER MARTIN 
 (Brother of Nos. 1559, 3100) 
 Atty. at Law; A. B.; LL. B.; b. Je 8, 1880, 
 Wilmington, 111.; s. James W. (b. F 22, 1846) 
 and Viola M. (Linton) Martin (b. Ja 23, 1847, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Wilmington H. S. Mem., 
 Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi. Married Mary 
 E. Keough, O 9, 1912. Child, James Walter, 
 Jr. Address, 60-62 Young Bldg., Joliet, 111. 
 
 1739. ROBERT CLAYTON MATTHEW^S 
 (Brother of No. 3871) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 14, 1878, 
 Monmouth, 111.; s. John William (b. Jl 7, 
 1848, Macon, Miss.) and Mary Gertrude 
 (Stevens) Matthews (b. N 23, 1843, Peterboro, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Monmouth II. S.; Mon- 
 mouth Coll., 1896-7. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Phi; M. and E. E. 
 Soc.; Bus. Mgr., Opera Club; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1902-5; 
 Instr., M. E., do., 1905-6: Nat. Self-Winding 
 Clock Co., 1906; LaSalle Mach. and Tool Co., 
 
i68 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1902 
 
 1906-7; Asst. Prof., Drawing and Mach. De- 
 sign, Univ. of Tenn., 1907-10; do., U. S. P. 
 S. R., 19 1 7 — . Mem., Presbv. Church; A. F. 
 A. M.; A. A. S. R. Nat. Sec, Tau Beta Pi 
 1905 — . Married \'irginia Longstreet Lamar, 
 Je 27, 191 1, Memphis, Tenn. Children: Clay- 
 ton Lamar, b. My 23, 1912; Robert Clayton, 
 Jr., b. Mr 26, 1916. Address, R. 7, Knoxville, 
 Tenn. 
 
 1740. ESTHER ANNA MAXWELL 
 (Sister of No. 976) 
 Teacher; B. L. S.; b. Champaign; d. Geo. 
 Lewis (b. 1840, near Marion, Pa.) and Kath- 
 erine Dow (Johnson) Maxwell (b. 1848, Scho- 
 dack Landing, N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Phi Delta Psi. Teacher in Champaign 
 Pub. Schs., 1904-8; Enid, Okla., Pub. Sch., 
 :9o8-io; Champaign Pub. Schs., 1910 — . Ad- 
 dress, 203 N. New St.. Ciiampaign. 
 
 1 741. THOMAS HENRY MILLER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 19, 1873, McDonough 
 
 Co., 111.; s. Marvin (b. S 22, 1S34, Akron, O.) 
 and Sarah (Shoopman) Miller (b. Mr 27, 1844, 
 McDonough Co., 111.). Prepared in West. 111. 
 Norm. Sch. Bus. Inst, and Plymouth H. S. 
 Philomathean. Co. Atty.. 1908-12; Lawyer. 
 1912 — . Mem., Bd. of Educ. of City Pub. 
 Schs., 1914-18. Married Bertha A. Cox, D 9, 
 
 1910, Macomb, 111. Children: Mary Maxine, 
 b. My :8, 1912; Sarah Kathryn, b. Mr 30, 
 1916. Address, Macomb, 111. 
 
 1742. GEORGE HENRY MOORE 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O 30, 1875; s. Sanford 
 
 W. (h. N I, 1S30, Clinton Co., O.) and Louisa 
 (Thornhill) Moore (b. Mr i, 1S36, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Cent. Norm. Coll.. Danville, Ind., 
 1897-1901. jNIem., L^niv. Club, Los Angeles; 
 I. O. O. F. Married Anastasia Powell, F i, 
 
 1911. Address, 1321 W. 7th St., Glendale, 
 Calif.; bus. add., 429 Stimson Bldg., Los An- 
 geles. f 
 
 1743. MADISON HOGE MOUNT 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 28, 1871, 
 
 Walnut Prairie, 111.; s. James Amos (b. Ja 
 27, 1836, Clark Co., 111.) and Mary C. (Brown) 
 Mount (b. 1839, 'lerre Haute, Ind.). Prepared 
 in No. Ind. Norm. Coll. Engng. Soc; Y. ^L 
 C. A. Draftsman, 1902-3; Computer and Ob- 
 server in U. S. Testing Plant, Geol. Sur., 
 1904-5; Cement Contr., Long Beach, Calif., 
 1906-10; Teacher, Man. Arts H. S., Los An- 
 geles, 1910 — . JNIarried Blanch Marion Webb, 
 191 5. Address, 435 W. 33rd St., Los Angeles. 
 Calif. 
 
 1744. MARY NEFF 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. McLean Co., 
 111.; d. Henry Neff (b. HofFenheim, Baden, 
 Ger.) and Christine (Funk) Neff (Gondelsheim, 
 do.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Prin. 
 of H. S., Atlanta, 111., 1902-3; Teacher of Eng. 
 and Sec. of Faculty, Cookman Inst., Jackson- 
 ville, Fla., 1904-9; Teacher of Eng., Rust 
 Univ., Holly Springs, Miss., 1909 — . Address, 
 503 W. Front St., Bloomington, Ill.f 
 
 1745. CARTER NORRIS 
 Mgr., Coal Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F i, 
 1881, Farmer City, 111.; s. .Amos Lorin (b. 
 Orange, O.) and Augusta E. (Carter) Norris 
 (b. Ashland, do.). Prepared in Farmer City 
 H. S. V. P., Ath. -Assn.; Varsity Track Team. 
 Stenog., city buyer, and salesman with Joseph 
 T. Ryerson and Son, 1902-7; Office Mgr. and 
 Auditor, Mining and Milling Co., Guanajuato, 
 Mex., 1907-14; Gen. Mgr., Callaway Coal Co., 
 Fulton, Mo., 1914 — . Mem., The Mexico 
 Country Club, Mexico City, 1907-14; Fulton 
 Country Club, 1917 — . Married Leiia Winans, 
 Je 9, 1917, Mexico, Mo. Address, Fulton, Mo. 
 
 1746. RENA MAY ODELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 4, 1874, 
 Petersburgh, N. Y.; d. Danford-Buell and 
 Sarah .\nna (Haff) Odell (b. Stamford, Vt.). 
 Prepared in Morrison H. S. .\. M., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 191 1. Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka; 
 Eng. Club; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, H. S., 
 Litchfield, III, 1902-6; H. S., IVIonticello, Ind., 
 igo6-8; Tempe Norm. Sch., Tempe, Ariz., 
 1908-10; head Eng. Dept., Robinson Tp. H. 
 S., 1911-12; Man. Tr. H. S., Indianapolis, 
 1912 — . Auth. : Some Problems in Eng. Com- 
 position, Eng. Jour., pp. 647-52, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 3102 College Ave., Indianapolis. 
 
 1747. LEWIS OMER 
 Dir. of Athletics; A. B.; b. Ag 28, 1876, 
 Clayton, 111.; s. Alexander (b. Mr 5. 1850, 
 Rardstown, Ky.) and Alice (Rampy) (Dmer (b. 
 Je 28, 1851, Liberty, 111.). Prepared in Clay- 
 ton H. S. Theta Nu Epsilon; Track team; 
 football. Teacher, Math, and Phys., Thorn- 
 ton Tp. H. S., 1902-3; do. and Head of Math. 
 Dept. and Dept. of Phys. Tr., Oak Park, River 
 Forest Tp. H. S., 1903-10; teacher, Evanston 
 .\cad.; Track Coach, N. W. Univ., 19 10-13; 
 Dir. of Ath. and Phys. Tr., do., 191 3 — . Capt., 
 N. A., 1918; Div. Ath. Officer, Camp Grant, 
 111., 1918 — . Mem., Cent. Assn., Sc. and Math. 
 Teachers; Ath. Research Soc; Soc. of Phys. 
 Dirs. of Am.; S. A. R.; Soc. of War of 1812. 
 Married Edith Nevins, Ag 24, 1899, Camp 
 Point, 111. Children: Harry Nevins, b. Je 15, 
 1900; Eleanor Roberta, b. Ag 23, 1910; Mary 
 Hortense, b. N 5, 1914. Address, Clayton, 111.; 
 bus. add., 716 Clark St., Evanston, III. 
 
 1748. ALBERT NELSON OYEN 
 Phys. and Surg.; B. S. in Sc; b. D 9, 1878. 
 Battle Creek, Mich.; s. Adolph B. (b. 1857, 
 Trondhjem, Norway) and Jennie S. (Sprague) 
 Oyen (b. 1848, Crown Point, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in N. W. Div. H. S., Chicago. M. D.. Rush 
 Med. Coll., 1905. Capt., Univ. Regt. Held 
 Internship, Alexian Bros. Hosp., Chicago; 
 Practicing Physician. Auth.: Two Cases 
 Basilar Thrombosis, Trans. Chicago Path. Soc., 
 Vol. 6, 1904, pp. 211-19. Mem., A. M. S.; 
 Chicago Med. Soc; 111. Med. Soc; Scandi- 
 navian Med. Soc; Staff of Norwegian Dea- 
 coness Hosp.; Norwegian Tabitha Hosp.; 
 faculty Rush Med. Coll. Address, 2816 Logan 
 Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 2816 Logan Blvd., 
 rfo.t 
 
 1749. LAWRENCE GILBERT PARKER 
 
 (Brother of No. 1942) 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1907; 
 b. Mr I, 1880, Toluca, 111.; s. John William 
 (b. O 25, 1850, Evansville, Ind.) and Sarah 
 Ann (Litchfield) Parker (b. D 20, 1856, To- 
 luca, 111.). Prepared in Rutland H. S.; Dixon 
 Coll. C. E. Club. Instr., C. E., Univ. of 111., 
 1902-7; .Assoc in C. E., do., 1907-10; Struct. 
 Engr., Purdy and Henderson, 1910-11; do., 
 Marshall and' Fox, 191 1 — . Mem., 111. Soc. of 
 Engrs. and Survs. ; Illini Club of Chicago; 
 Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E. Address, 706 Lin- 
 coln Parkway, Chicago; bus. add., 700 N. 
 Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 1750. AD.\H PATTON 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 4850. 5863) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Paxton, 111.; d. 
 William Thomas (b. 1845, Veedersburg, Ind.) 
 and Frances M. (Flagg) Patton (b. 1847, 
 Bangor, Me.). Prepared in Paxton H. S.; 111. 
 Weslevan Univ. Catalog Asst., John Crerar 
 Lib., Chicago, 1903-5; Cataloger, Charles City, 
 la.. Lib., 1907; Classifier, Univ. of 111. Lib., 
 1908-17; Catalog libn., do., 1917 — ■. Auth.: Cat- 
 aloging Economies; The Care of Gift Pamph- 
 lets; Papers and Proceedings of the Annual 
 Meeting of the Am. Lib. Assoc, 19 18. Mem., 
 Lib. Club; M. E. Church; Am. Lib. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 903 S. Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
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 1751. HENRIETTA BETSEY PITTS 
 
 (MARTIN) 
 (Wife of No. 1559; Sister of Nos. 2210, 6479) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 23, 1879, McLean, 
 III.; d. John Joseph (b. O 20, 1853) and Mary 
 Elizabeth (Roberts) Pitts (b. O 30, 1858, Bat- 
 tle Creek, Mich.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Kappa Alpha Theta. Taught H. S., 
 Charleston, 1903-4; H. S., Jacksonville, 1904-5: 
 H. S., Bloomington, 1905-6. Mem., Baptist 
 Church; O. E. S. Married Robert William 
 Martin Coi), Je 20, 1906, Bloomington, 111. 
 Child, Florence Elizabeth, b. Ap 19, 1910. 
 Address, 103 Sherman Court, Joliet, 111. 
 
 1752. FRANCIS BENJAMIN PLANT 
 Engineer; A. B. in Chem.; b. Je 29, 1880, 
 
 LaSalle, 111.; s. Henry Benjamin (b. Ja 11, 
 1831, Utica, N. Y.) and Carolina (Neeley) 
 Plant (b. Ja 22, 1849, Metropolis, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Track team; Mgr., Illio. Asst. Prof., C. E., 
 St. Mary's Coll., Oakland, Calif., 1904-5; 
 Engr., Warren Improvement Co., San Fran- 
 cisco, 1905-6; Engr. and Supt., B. & W. Engr. 
 Co., 1906-7; Kittle Const. Co., 1907-9; S. F. 
 Bd. of Pub. Works, 1909-10; pvt. practice, 
 1910 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Flor- 
 ence L. Pope. My 18, 1907, Venice, Calif. 
 Child, Henry Benjamin, b. My 18, 191 1. Ad- 
 dress, 178 Kempton Ave., Oakland, Calif.; bus. 
 add., 922 Rialto Bldg., San Francisco. t 
 
 1753. EDWIN LINDSAY POOR 
 (Brother of Nos. 5364, 8669) 
 Advertising; B. S.; LL. B., 1904; b. F 3, 
 1880, Lexington, 111.; s. Thompson (b. Ja 3, 
 1849, Hopkinton, Mass.) and Helen Jane 
 (Lindsay) Poor (b. Ag 9, 1854, Shippensburg, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Streator H. S. Pres., 
 Adelphic; Eng. Club; Ed., The Illinois; Assoc. 
 Ed., mini. Asst. Instr., Geol., 1902-3; Law 
 Clerk, 1904-5; Asst. Mgr., Adv. Dept., Roths- 
 child & Co., Chicago, 1905-6; Adv. Mgr., 
 Crofts and Reed, Chicago, 1906-11; with J. 
 Walter Thompson Adv. Agency, 1911-13; Gen. 
 Adv. work, 1913 — ; Ed., South Shore Country 
 Club _ Mag., 1918 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Lilian B. Richey, Je 30, 1906. Chil- 
 dren: Donald R., b. S 4, 1907; Dorothy Lind- 
 say, b. F 4, 1913. Address, 607 N. Grove 
 Ave., Oak Park 
 
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 1754. HIRAM FRANKLIN POST 
 (Brother of No. 2213) 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 13, 1878, 
 Brownsville, Minn.; s. Henry (b. S 8, 1845, 
 Whitby, Can.) and Susan (Sands) Post (b. 
 My I, 1854, Madison, Wis.). Prepared in Rock 
 Rapids (la.) H. S. M. and E. E. Soc. : Tau 
 Beta Pi; Beta Theta Pi; Lt. Col., Univ. Regt.; 
 Ed., Illio; Bus. Mgr., Illini. Draftsman, 1902- 
 3; Const, work, 1904-5; Gen. Supt., Robert 
 Schaefer Co., 1906-8; Contr. Engr., do., 1908- 
 11; Gen. Mgr., The Burr Co., 1911-14; Asst. 
 Sales Mgr., The Underfeed Stoker Co., of Am.. 
 Chicago, 1914 — . Mem., Hamilton Club of 
 Chicago. Married Jane V. Hallowell, F 5, 
 1908, Chicago. Address, 604 Swetland Blvd., 
 Cleveland. 
 
 1755. CLARA BECK REASONER (BARRY) 
 (Sister of No. 989) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 12, 1880, Lexington, 
 la.; d. John Rogers (b. 1840, West Union. O.) 
 and Katherine (Malone) Reasoner (b. 1842, 
 Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared in Fisher H. S. Y. 
 W. C. A.; Chi Omega. Grad. work in Art Inst., 
 1903. Art Supvr., Champaign, 1903-6. Married 
 Harold Bradford Barry, D 27, 1906, Urbana. 
 Children: Eleanor Bradford, b. F 3, 1908; 
 John Reasoner, b. S 3. 1914. Address, 593 Le 
 Master St., Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 1756. GEORGE I. REEVES 
 (Husband of No. 1998) 
 Entomologist; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 4, 1879, 
 Morris, 111.; s. D. A. (b. N 22, 1854, Kane 
 Co., 111.) and Eva Lucy (James) Reeves (b. 
 O I, 1863, Grundy Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Morris II. S. Philomathean. Fellow, Entomol., 
 1902-3; Asst., Entomol., Univ. of Mo., 1903-4; 
 Special Agt., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1904-n; 
 Entomol. Asst., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1911 — . 
 Mem., Am. Assn. of Econ. Entomologists; A. 
 A. A. S. Married Miriam Ursula Welles ('03), 
 Ap 14, 1906, Maiden, 111. Address, 322 H St., 
 Salt Lake City. 
 
 1757. ANNA BETHIRE RILEY (MILLER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 30, 1880, Urbana; d. 
 Ninian Allen (b. Ja 29, 1844. Edgar Co., 111.) 
 and Emma De Etta (Porter) Riley (b. Ap 
 12, 1843, Zenia, O.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Pi Beta Phi. Sec, Woman's Club, Albu- 
 querque, N. M., igio — . Married Leonard 
 Joseph Miller, O 27, 1909, Urbana. Child, 
 Joseph Leonard, b. Jl 30, 1915. Address, 924 
 N. 2nd St., Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 1758. HARRY ASHTON ROBERTS 
 (Brother of No. 2801) 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. An 2, 1876, 
 Strawn, 111.; s. Edward H. (b. ^f 6, 1841, 
 Delaware Co., O.) and Eliza (Moore) Roberts 
 rb. Jl 28, 1843, do.). Prepared in Ottawa Tp. 
 H. S. Pres., Tau Beta Pi; Pres. and V. P., 
 V. M. C. A.; Class Sec: C. E. Club: Illini 
 Bd.; Technograph Bd.; Track Team. Drafts- 
 man, O. S. L. R. R.. 1902; Res. Engr., A. T. 
 & S. F. R. R., 1903; Draftsman, D. L. & W. 
 R. R., 1904; Asst. Engr., O. S. L. R. R., 1906; 
 Div. Engr., 1909: Asst. Supt., 1909-14; Asst. 
 Prof., C. E.. Univ. of Kan., 1917. Capt. 
 Engrs. R. C. U. S. A.. Ft. Riley, Kan., Ft. 
 Leavenworth, N. Y. City, 1917; Marseilles, 
 France. 1918 — . Mem., Dir. R. R. Y. M. C. A., 
 Pocatello, 1911-14; Congr. Church. 1914 — ; 
 Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E. ; Trustee, M. E. 
 Church, 191 2-14. Married Henrietta L. Hender- 
 son. S 23, 1903, lola, Kan. Children: Donald 
 Hugh, b. S 7, 1905; Harry Kenneth, b. My 9, 
 1907; Henrietta Mary, b. My 23, 1910; Helen 
 Henderson, b. Jl 15, 1914. Address, 1423 New 
 York St., Lawrence, Kan.; bus. add., Univ. of 
 Kan. do. 
 
 1759. MARY ANNETTE ROLFE 
 
 (Daughter of No. 14; Sister of Nos. 1407, 1957, 
 3525) 
 Y. W. C. A. Work: A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 3, 
 1881. Kankakee, 111.; d. Charles Wesley ('72), 
 (b. Ap 17, 1850. Arlington Hgts., 111.) and Mar- 
 tha Kinsman (Farley) Rolfe (b. My 8 1849, 
 Boston).. Prepared in Urbana H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. M. A., N. W. Univ., 1914. Class Pres. and 
 \'. P.; Sec, two yrs. Taught in E. Chicago 
 H. S., Ja-Je, 1904: Indianapolis Pub. Schs., 
 1904-5; Centralia Tp. H. S., 1905-6; Y. W. C. 
 A. Sec, St. Univ. of la., 1909-10; Y. W. C. A., 
 Sec. recreation hut for Red Cross, care of Hotel 
 Petrograd, Paris, France, 1918 — . Address, 601 
 John St., Champaign. 
 
 1760. *ALICE ROSE 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Boston, Mass.; d. 
 James A. (b. Je 13, 1856, do.) and Elizabeth G. 
 (Stevens) Rose (b. Ta 8, 1858, do.). Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S. Died O 3, 1903, Oak Park, 
 111. 
 
 1761. LUTHER VERNON ROSE 
 With Montgomery Ward & Co.; A. B. in 
 L. & A.: b. N 11. 1880. Moultrie Co.. 111.; s. 
 Myron and Mary Frances (Randolph) Rose. 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Adelphic; Y. M. 
 C. A. Contr. Asst., 1902-4; Rice Farmer, El 
 Campo, Tex., 1904-5; with Montgomery Ward 
 
' 'c 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1902 
 
 & Co., 1906 — . Married Clara Belle Guthrie, 
 O 29, 1904. Children: William Myron, b. F 
 6, 1909; Vernon Guthrie, b. Ap 4, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, 837 Clinton Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 1762. CHARLES LEONARD SAMSON 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1763, 2234) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 16, 1876. 
 Deers, III.; s. Nelson Willard (b. F 28, 1829, 
 Wardsville, Ont., Can.) and Georgena Char- 
 lotte (Leonard) Samson (b. Jl 12. 1845, \V. 
 Newell, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Varsity Football Scrubs; Class Football Mgr. 
 Master Mech. the Buda Co.; Chief Engr., 
 Amalgamated Machinery Corp. First Lt., E. R 
 C, 1917; E. O. T. C, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.. 
 1 91 7; Camp Meade, Md., 191 8; overseas. Ja 
 1918. Mem., A. S. M. E., 1914; Western See. 
 Engrs., 1913; Dearborn Lodge A. F. A. M.. 
 1904; mini Club of Chicago, 1904; Soc. Struct. 
 Engrs. Married Loula Jay Womack, S 12, 
 1910, Boston. Address, 6730 Perry Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 1763. GEORGE ROY SAMSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1762, 2234) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.: B. S. in Agr., 
 1905; b. Ag 2, 1879, Deers, 111.; s. Nelson (b. 
 F 28, 1829, Wardsville, Ont.) and Georgena 
 Charlotte (Leonard) Samson (b. Jl 12, 1845, 
 Newell, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Eng. Club; Fortnightly Club; 
 Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. Asst. Exp. Sta., LTniv. 
 of 111., 1905; Asst., An. Husb., Dept. of .\gr., 
 do., 1906-10; Instr., An. Husb., Ore. Agr. Coll., 
 1910-16; Asst. Prof., do., 1916-17; Farmer, 
 1917- — . Joint auth.: West. Live Stock Mgint.. 
 Ore. Exp. Sta. Bui. Mem.. A. F. A. .M.; 
 Corvallis Cml. Club; Ore. Pure Bred Live 
 Stock Breeders Assn. Married Anna Augusta 
 Pettingell, S 5, 1912. Children: Georgena Pet- 
 tingell, b. Jl 12, 1915; Charles Pettingell, b. 
 N 27, 1916. Address, R i, Monroe, Ore. 
 
 1764. THEODORE MARCUS SANDERS 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 13, 1879, 
 Little Rock. Ark.; s. Frederick (b. F 6, 1838, 
 Dessau, Ger.) and Fannie (Reiser) Sanders (b. 
 S 12, 1844, Wurtemburg, do.). Prepared in 
 Little Rock II. S. Tau Beta Pi. Married 
 Irene Pariera, Ja 29, 1907, Little Rock, .\rk. 
 (died My 6, 191 6). Children: Arthur O., b. 
 Mr 6, 1908; Miriam F., b. F 15, 191 1. Address, 
 240s Gaines St., Little Rock, Ark.; bus. add., 
 Hollenberg Bldg., do. 
 
 1765. DONALD HUBBARD SAWYER 
 (Brother of Nos. i960, 2502) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 26, 1878, 
 Mt. Pulaski, 111.; s. George S. (b. S 5. 1844. 
 Chester, Vt.) and Phebe Content (Hubbard) 
 Sawver (b. F 14, 1852, Can.). Prepared in 
 Oak'Park H. S. Phi Gamma Delta. With Alex. 
 Potter, N. Y. City; Asst. Engr., C. R. R. of 
 N. J.; with J. H. Freedlander, Johnston City, 
 Tenn.; City Engr., Paris, 111.; Engr., Main- 
 tenance of Way, 111. Traction System, 1905; 
 Chief Engr., Cent. 111. Const. Co.; Sawyer 
 Bros., Engrs., Seattle-Spokane. Lt. Col., Q. M. 
 Corps, N. A., Const. Div. Address, 410 Lin- 
 delle Block, Spokane, W'ash. 
 
 1766. TILLIE T0E3 SCHUMACHER 
 
 (RAILS BACK) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 7, 1881, Champaign; 
 d. Peter Joseph (b. Mr 28, 1852, Cologne, 
 Ger.) and Emma (Kreuger) Schumacher (b. 
 Je 6, 1861, Champaign). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Illio Bd. Taught, Decatur H. S., 
 1902-5; Asst., German, Univ. of 111., 1905-10. 
 Mem., Congr. Church. Married Edgar Macey 
 Railsback, N 24, 1910, Champaign. Child, 
 Roger Sidney, b. Ag 30. 191 2. Address, 
 2216 Hoyt Ave., Everett, Wash. 
 
 1767. HENRY DISBRO SCUDDER 
 
 (Son of No. 86) 
 Professor; B. S. in -Agr.; b. D 17, 1881, 
 Moberly, Mo.; s. Clarence O. (75), (b. 1S53, 
 Carmel, N. Y.) and Amelia C. (Beyer) Scudder 
 (b. 1852, Greifswald, Ger.). Prepared in Evans- 
 ston Tp. and Lake View H. S. Agr. Club; Alpha 
 Zeta. Grad. Study for M. S. degree; Sc. in- 
 vestigations, U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1902-3-4 — ; 
 Taught, Cloquet, Minn. H. S., 1904-6; Instr., 
 Agronomy, Kan. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, Kan., 
 1906-7; Prof., do., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1907-18; 
 Prof, and Chief in Farm. Mgmt., Ore. Agr. 
 Coll. Exp. Sta., 1918 — . Auth.: Ore. Pure Seed 
 Law; Ore. Agr. Lime Law. Mem., Ex. Coifi., 
 Internat. Farm Assn.; Am. Farm Mgmt. Assn.; 
 Am. Soc. of Agronomy; Chm., Ore. St. Pure 
 Seed Bd. Married Leila Knickerbocker Mc- 
 Cotter, Ag 26, 1907, Rochester, Mich. Chil- 
 dren: Donald McCotter, b. O 30, 1911; Robert 
 Desborough, b. F 4, 1915; Katherine Miriam, 
 b. S I, 1917. Address, Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 1768. ROBERT PHILIP SHIMMIN 
 Salesman; B. S. in M. E., 1902; b. O 16, 
 
 1877, Rockford, 111.; s. Edward Shimmin (b. 
 Ap 10, 1848, Isle of Man) and Isabella (Pratt) 
 Shimmin (b. D 1, 1849, Longside, Aberdeen- 
 shire, Scot.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Capt., Univ.' Regt.; Illio Bd. Drafts- 
 man, Link Belt Co., 1902-1906; Salesman, L. 
 B. Co., 1906. Married Ethel May McEvoy, 
 My 14, 1903, Rockford, 111. Children: John 
 Edward, b. J a 24, 1905; JNIona May, b. Ja 20, 
 1907; Robert Philip, Jr., b. F 27,' 1911. Ad- 
 dress, 2254 West 107th PL, Chicago. 
 
 1769. ARTHUR BOURNE SMITH 
 (Brother of No. 1972) 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ag 2, 1873, Elizabeth 
 City, N. C; s. Chas. Wesley (b. 1841, Smith- 
 field, Pa.) and Hester Ann (Bourne) Smith 
 (b. 1843, Bourne, Pa.). Prepared in Genesee 
 Wesleyan Sem., Lima, N. Y. Ph. B., Wes- 
 leyan Univ., 1900. Delta Tau Delta. Asst. 
 Ed., Cumulative Book Index, 1902; Head of 
 Order Div., Univ. of Calif. Lib., 1902-11; 
 Libn., Kan. Agr. Coll., 1911 — . Mem., Calif. 
 Lib. Assn., 1902-11: Ex. Com., Kan. Lib. Assn., 
 Treas., 1916; Kan. St. Teachers Assn.; Sc. 
 Club. Married Mary Adda Read, O 26, 1902, 
 Delavan, N. Y. Children: Hester Elizabeth, b. 
 Je 3, 1907; Elgene Arthur, b. O 12, 1909; 
 Russell Richard Bourne, b. Ap 4, 1911; Elsie 
 Mary, b. F 4, 1913 (died D 17, 1917). Ad- 
 dress, R. 2, Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 1770. ELLEN GARFIELD SMITH 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 24, 1879; d. M. P. 
 
 (b. N. H.) and Catherine Smith (b. Peter- 
 borough, do.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Lib. Club. Asst., John Crerar Lib., Chicago, 
 1902-7: Libn., Pub. Lib., Walla Walla, Wash., 
 1907-18. Asst. Libn., Camp Lewis, W'ash., 
 191S — . Mem., Pacific North-West Lib. Assn.; 
 ."^m. Lib. Assn. Address, 244 Marcus St., Walla 
 Walla, Wash.t 
 
 1771. ROY SMITH 
 (Husband of No. 3026) 
 Teacher and Missionary; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. Je 14, 1878, Colusa, 111.; s. Riley (b. Ap 11, 
 1834, }ilaggie, W. Va.) and Allie Elizabeth 
 (Cogshall) Smith (b. O 1, 1847)- Prepared 
 in West. Norm. Coll.; Univ. Acad. Ph. M., 
 Univ. of Chicago. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; 
 Philomathean (Pres.) M. C. S., Univ. Sch. 
 of Commerce, Accounts and Finance: Co. Sec, 
 Y. M. C. A., 1902-3; Govt. Teacher, Japan, 
 1903-6; Grad. Stud, and Bus., 1906-9: Govt, 
 teacher, Japan, 1909-17; IMissionary (M. E. 
 Church, South) and Lecturer in Kobe Higher 
 Cml. Coll., Kobe, Japan, 1917 — . Auth.: St. 
 
I902J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 371 
 
 Supervision over Accounting Methods; St. 
 Administrative Supervision over Local Acconnt- 
 ing. j\Iem., The Asiatic See. of Japan. Mar- 
 ried Charlotte J. Hess ('07), O 10, 1910, Tokyo, 
 Japan. Children: Stanford Moore, b. My 17, 
 1912; Roy Andrew, b. N 13, 1915. Address, 
 Higher Cml. Coll., Kobe, Japan. 
 
 1772. JOHN McBEATH SNODGRASS 
 (Brother of No. 714) 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E. ; h. S i, 1874, 
 Coldspring, Wis.; s. William (b. Scotland) and 
 Mary (McBeath) Snodgrass (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Acacia; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi. Teacher, Univ. of 111., 1902-6, 1908-11; 
 American Locomotive Works, 1906-8; Asst. 
 Prof., M. E., Univ. of 111., 191 1—. Published 
 Univ. of 111. Engng. Exp. Sta. Bui. Nos. 11, 
 31, 34, 82, 1 01. Married Daisy May Bonar, Jl 
 28, 1909. Child, Susan Jane, b. Ag 10, 1910. 
 Aidress, 306 Armory Ave., Champaign. 
 
 1773. IDA MARY SPAULDING 
 (MILNER-THOMPSON) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. D 27, 1879, Orange City, Fla.; 
 d. James A. (b. Lockport, N. Y.) and Eleanor 
 (Pond) Spaulding (b. Plymouth, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Oshkosh St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1899-1900. Pi Beta Phi. Libn., Coeur 
 d'Alene Pub. Lib., 1905-8; igio — . Auth.: 
 Reading for Children Arranged by Grades. 
 Married Ralph A. Milner, My 20, 1903, Osh- 
 kosh, Wis.; Raymond Thompson, D 31, 1912. 
 Child, Jack, b. Ag 5, 1904. Address, Sebastopol, 
 Calif. 
 
 1774. LAVINIA STEELE 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 16, 1878, Scranton, 
 la.; d. Almon C. (b, 1844, O.) and Julia Eliza- 
 beth (Aldrich) Steele (b. 1851, 111.). Prepared 
 in Coon Rapids Pub. Sch.: Carroll H. S.; 
 Univ. of Neb., 1897-1900. Delta Delta Delta. 
 Asst. Cataloger, la. St. Lib., 1902-3; Compiler, 
 Check List of the publications of the St. of la., 
 1903-4; organized Monticello Pub. Lib., 1904; 
 Supply as Cataloger, la. St. Lib., 1904; Ref. 
 Asst., la. St. Univ. Lib., 1904-5; Cataloger, 
 la. St. Lib., 1005 — . Address, St. Lib., Des 
 Moines.t 
 
 1775. OTTO CHRISTOPHER 
 STEINMEYER 
 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc; b. D 18, 1881. La- 
 Salle. 111.; s. Cliristian (b. Stuttgart, Ger.) 
 and Katherine (Feuer) Steinmeyer (b. do.). 
 Prepared in La.Salle Tp. H. S. Asst. Chem., 
 Santa Fe system, 1902-4; Chem., Tie and Tim- 
 ber Dept., 1904-7; Gen. Insp., Timber Preser- 
 vation Dept., St. L. & S. F. R. R. and E. I. 
 R. R., 1907-14; Supvr., Timber Preservation, 
 S. & L. S. F. R. R., 1914. Married Abigail 
 Tesson, O 19, 191 1. Address. 729 Monroe St., 
 Springfield, Mo.; bus. add., Frisco Bldg., do. 
 
 1776. ■ *NATHANIEL A. STERN 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 27, 1879, Champaign; 
 
 s. Abraham (b. Mr i, 1837, Dinsbach, Ger.) 
 and Babette (Bloch) Stern (b. Fluss, Bavaria, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Lawyer, 
 1902; do., Chicago, 1903 — ; Alderman, Chicago 
 1915-16. Mem., mini Club; Hvde Park Am. 
 Club.; A. F. A. M.; Chicago Real Est. Bd; 
 K. P. Married Edith Mae Kramer, Je 5, 
 
 1910, Chicago. Died Mr 23, 1919. 
 
 1777. JOHN POGUE STEWART 
 Experimental Poniologist; A. B. in Sc; b. 
 
 Je I, 1876, Biggsville, 111.; s. James Gibson 
 (b. 1 83 1, St. Clairsville, O.) and Maria Louise 
 (Pogue) Stewart (b. 1842, Olena, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Biggsville H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. M. S., Cornell, 1903; Ph. D., Cornell, 
 
 191 1. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha. 
 Fellow, Hort., Cornell, 1906-7; Taught Agr., 
 Nature Study and Math., 111. St. Norm., 1903- 
 6; Prof., Pomology, Pa. Exp. Sta., 1907 — -. 
 Auth.: Nature Study in its Practical Bear- 
 
 / 
 
 ings, HI. St. Norm. Univ. and Nature Study 
 Review; Agr. in the Pub. Schs., ///. Farmers 
 Inst. Proc; Some Phases of Pa. Fruit Grow- 
 ing, Rep. of St. Hort. Assn. of Pa.; The 
 Fertilization of Apple Orchards, Pa.; Sum- 
 mer Control of the San Jose Scale, Rural New 
 Yorker; The Summer Spraying of Peaches, 
 Rpt. of Am. Pom. Soc; Factors Influencing 
 yield, color, size and growth in apples, Ann. 
 Rpt. of the Penn. St. Coll.; Buls. of the Pa. 
 Exp. Sta.; numerous other articles on hort. 
 subjects. Mem., Am. Nature Study Soc; Am. 
 Pom. Soc; V. P., Am. Soc. for Hort. Sc; 
 Pa. St. Hort. Assn.; Fellow, A. A. A. S.; 
 Presby. Church. Married Isabel Stuart Mont- 
 gomery, S 10, 1913, Milton. Pa. Child, Mary 
 Louise, b. Ag 18, 1916. Address, R i, Milton, 
 Pa. 
 
 1778. * WILLI AM BO WEN STEWART 
 LL. B.; b. Ag 6, 1868, Indianapolis; s. Fred- 
 eric Steir (b. Ja 13, 1849, Hagerstown, Md.) 
 and Ella K. (Williams) Stewart (b. N 23, 1850, 
 Marion, O.). Prepared in Lake View H. S.; 
 Diversey Sch., Chicago. Philomathean; Sigma 
 Chi; Phi Delta Phi; Pres.. Stud, Democratic 
 Club, Practicing Law, Fayetteville, 1900-4; 
 Special work, Syracuse; Mgr., N, W, branch 
 of The Bishop-Babcock-Becker Co,, Cleveland, 
 1905 — . Served in U. S. Navy, 1887-91. be- 
 fore the mast and later in Pay Corps, U. S. S. 
 Vt., U. S. S. Trenton, U. S. S. Nipsic, U. S. S. 
 Independence in N. Atlantic, S. Atlantic in 
 Pac Sta. — survivor Samoan Hvirricane, 1889. 
 .Stewarts Collection of Newspapers: One fro:r. 
 Capital each state and island possession, one 
 jtrom each large financial, cml. or mfg. center 
 in each st.; all of same date. Ag 6, 1909 — col- 
 lection in Univ. of 111. Lib. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M., 32d degree; Past Exalted Ruler B. P. 
 O. E. Married Jessie May Pritchett, F 21, 
 
 1894. Mason City, 111. Child, Mildred, b. Jl 12, 
 
 1895. Died Ja 19, 1913. 
 
 1779. FLOYD LUDWIG SWANBERG 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 14, 
 1877. Braceville, 111.; s. J. L. (b. Mr 28, 1844, 
 Stockholm, Sweden) and Maria (Huston) 
 Swanberg (b. Mr 31, 1850, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Danville H. S. M. and E. E. Soc; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Bus. Mgr., Tcchnograph. Mech. Engr. 
 for the Lunkenheimer Co., 1902-4; Sec, D. T. 
 Williams Valve Co., 1905-15; V. P. and Gen. 
 Mgr., Blair Motor Truck Co., Newark, O., 
 1906-17; Sec, The Richardson-Phenix Co., 
 Milwaukee, 191 7 — . Invented many improve- 
 ments in oiling devices, steam specialties, etc. 
 Auth. : Notes on Helical Spring, Technograph, 
 1903-4. Mem., Am. Soc. of Metals; A. S. 
 M. E.; I. S. T. M. Married Mamie Alberta 
 Connelly, D 31, 1902, Danville, 111. Address, 
 790 Farwell Ave,, Milwaukee. 
 
 1780. HELEN MARY TAYLOR (BUSH) 
 (Wife of No. 1317) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A,; b, Ag 20, 1879, Bloom- 
 ington, 111.; d. Tames Branch (b. 1851, Clark 
 Co., Ky.) and Sarah (Martin) Taylor (b. 1851, 
 do.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Taught Math., DeKalb H. S., 1902-3; 
 Rhet., 111., 1903-4; Traveled and Studied in 
 France and Germany, 1904-5; Taught, Bloom- 
 ington, 1905-7; Oak Park H. S., 1907-8. Mar- 
 ried John Kenyon Bush ('00), Ag 4, 1908. 
 Children: Eleanor Isabel, b. O 11, 1909; Ken- 
 yon Taylor, b. My 21, 191 5. Address, 133 
 Dorffel Drive, Seattle. 
 
 1 781. FRANK LINN THOMPSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1429, 2266) 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 5, 1878, 
 Warrenburg, 111.; s. George W. (b. 1837, 
 Alden, N. Y.) and Mary G. (Langston) Thomp- 
 son (b. 1843, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Address, 3136 Lake Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
172 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I190: 
 
 178-'. McDonald Thompson 
 
 (Brother of No. looi) 
 Asst. Eiigr.; H. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 25, 1870. 
 Isabel, 111.: s. EiUvard T. and Mima (Mc- 
 Donald) Thompson. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 With I. C. R. R., Draftsman, 1902-4; Instru- 
 nientman, 1904-5; Roadmaster, 1905-9; Asst. 
 Bridge Engr., Chicago (ireat Western R. R.; 
 Bridge Engr., St. Paul, uju-i.i; Asst. Engr., 
 Track Elevation Work, I. C R. R., ("hie.-igo, 
 1913 — . Married Lillian Constance Gillentine, 
 D 26, 1906. Child, Donald Edward, b. S 25, 
 1907. Address, 132,? E. (14th St.. Chicago; 
 bus. add., Br. Dept., I. C. R. R., Chicago. 
 
 1783. GEORGE WILLIAM VAN METER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 23, 1871, 
 Washington, 111.; s. Davis Rhodes (b. Iludson. 
 Wis.) and Susan (Baker) \'aii Meter (b. Lex- 
 ington, Kv.). Prepared in Washington H. S.: 
 Knox Coll. Married Bertha Sloan Lehman, 
 Ag 24, 1S97, Vates City, 111. Child, Philip 
 Lehman, b. S 23, 1904. .Iddrcss, 237 N. Rutaii 
 Ave., Wichita, Kan.; bus. add., 602-6 Caldwell- 
 Murdock Bldg., do. 
 
 1784. ERNEST CARL FREDERICK 
 VON der LIPPE 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 24, 
 1879, Neuinunster, Ger.; s. Detlef von der 
 Lippe (b. D 15, 1848, Moen, do.}. Prepared in 
 Kansas Citv IL S. .■\tteiulcd Purdue ITniv., 
 1895-8. Phi Gamma Delta: Phi Xi ; Track 
 Team, 1896. Mil. service, Spanish-Am. W'ar. 
 Engrs., Archs. anil Kiiihlers; Gen. Mgr., 
 Milhvork Valve and Specialty^ Co., Chicago: 
 Consulting Engr., Engng. Equipment ami 
 Const, of Bldgs. and Colonies; Capt., ist Regt., 
 111. Engrs.; loSth IL S. Engrs., A. E. F., 
 1918 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Caroline 
 Kullman, Ag iS, 1904, Lebanon, 111. Child, 
 Carl Detlef, b. D 18, 1905. Address, 35 S. 
 Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 1785. 'LESI-IE ABRAM WATERBURY 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; A. M. and A. E., 
 1918; b. N 29, 1880, Polo, 111.; s. Abrani 
 Daniel (b. S 30, 1850, do.) and Francelia 
 Jeanctte (W^adsworth) Waterbury (b. Ja 5, 
 1845). Prepared in Polo IL S. Phi Kappa 
 Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Ed., Tcchiio- 
 grafh. Instr., Math, and C. E., Mich. Agr. 
 Coll., 1902-3; Instr., C. E., L^niv. of 111., 
 1903-7; Prof., do., Univ. of Ariz., 1907-1(1; 
 Prof., Civ. and Arch. Engng., Univ. of Ariz., 
 1916 — . Auth. : A Vest Pocket Handbook of 
 Math.; Cement Lab. Man.; Lack of L^nifoimity 
 in Results of Cement Tests, Engng. Nc-^vs: 
 Failure of Concrete Piles Ihider Ocean Pier 
 at Long Beach, Calif., do.; The Southern Pa- 
 cific of Mexico Railroad, (/(>.; A Reinforced 
 Concrete Water Tank with Dome-Shaped Bot- 
 tom, do.; Cement Lab. ^L^n.; Materials Test- 
 ing Man.; Stresses in Struct. Steel .\nglos. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. ; Am. Soc. for Testing Mate- 
 rials. Married Ethel Clare Miller, S 2, 1903, 
 Lincoln, 111. Children: Clarence Leslie, h. 
 Te 9, 1906; Mildred Francelia, b. N 29, 1908. 
 Died Je 15, 191S, Nitro, VV. Va. 
 
 1786. FRANCIS GEORGE WENDELL 
 Sec. and Treas., Light and Power Co.; R. S. 
 in C. E.; b. My 23, 1S80. New Holland, 111.; s. 
 George (b. Ta 29, 1S45, Piketon, O.) and Sarah 
 (Ohniart) Wendell (b. D 12. 1850, Petersburg, 
 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. C. E. Club. 
 Asst. Civ. Engr., Brenneke and Fay, St. Louis. 
 1902-4; Civ. Engr., Tulsa, Okla., 1904-6; Field 
 Engr., City Engrs. Office, Grand Rapids, Mich., 
 1906-9: Chief Draftsman, do., 1900-10; .\sst. 
 City Engr., 1910-11; Owner and Mgr., Rose- 
 dale and Sugar Creek Farms, New Holland, 
 111., 1911 — : Sec. and Treas., New Holland 
 Light and Power Co., do., 1915 — . IVFarried 
 Margaret Quinn, Je 14, 1905, New Holland, 
 HI. Child, Margaret Jane, b. D 9, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, Box 26, New Holland, 111. 
 
 1787. CHARLES DIETRICH 
 WESSELHOEFT 
 (Husband of No. 6013) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 25, 1881, 
 Chicago; s. Dietrich (b. Jork, Hanover, Ger.) 
 and Henrietta (Rost) Wesselhoeft (b. Artz- 
 berg, Bavaria, do.). Prepared in Chicago pub. 
 sells. Sigma .\lpha Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Whiting Foundry Equipment Co., Kohler Bros., 
 .\rnoUl Co., Krehbiel Co., all of Chicago; 
 Pres., Wesselhoeft Co., Engrs., Constructors, 
 Chicago. Mem., A. I. E. E. Married Blanche 
 Portman, Chicago (Died); Elsie Winteriueyer 
 ('13), Ap 28, 1914, Chicago. Children: AUmen, 
 b. Je 15, 1908; Flora Henrietta, b. O 31, 1918. 
 Address, 910 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 1788. IRVING IVLVRK WESTERN 
 Lawvcr; A. B. in L. & A.; LL.B., 1904; b. 
 
 Ta 8, 1878, Dundee, 111.; s. Geo. E. and Lib- 
 Ine .\. (Hutson) Western. Prepared in Dundee 
 II. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Theta Kappa Nu; 
 V. M. C. A., cabinet; Adelphic; Orat. Assn.; 
 Pres., .'\th. Assn.; Eng. Club; Ed., Illini; 
 ITniv. Orat.; Mo. debate; Class Orat.; Mgr., 
 Star Lecture Course. Practising law with Bots- 
 ford, Wayne & Botsford, Elgin, 111., 1905-10; 
 with Ellis & Western, 1910 — . Married Beulah 
 Joiner, My 12, 1906, Polo, 111. Children: 
 Julia Elizabetli, b. Ap 23, 1907; Carol, b. My 24, 
 1 91 3. .-iddress, Dundee, 111.; bus. add., 
 O'Bierne Block, Elgin, 111. 
 
 1789. JAMES DUNWELL WHITE 
 (Brother of No. 3602) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 25. 1878, Pana, 111.; s. 
 James D. (b. .\g 7, 1836, Duncanon, Pa.) and 
 Nina Sophia (Dunwel!) White (b. I\Ir 9, 1842, 
 Solon, O.). Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S. 
 Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon; Shield and 
 Trident; Mgr., Baseball team, 1902. Clerk, 
 I. C. Freight C)ffice, 1902-3; Cashier, Big Four 
 I'reight and Passenger Depts., 1903-4; Joint 
 Rate Insp., 1904; Chief Clerk and Traf. ^Igr., 
 D. U. & C. R. R.. 1904-5: TraL Mgr., D. U. 
 & C. R. R., 1905-7; do., D. U. & C. R. R. & 
 St. L., D. & C. R. R., 1907-9:^ Asst. Traf. Mgr.. 
 1909-10; Sec. Champaign Chamber of Com- 
 merce, 1910; Bus. Mgr., Champaign Daily Ga- 
 zette. Married Etheldred Frank Lindley, F i, 
 
 1909, Urbana. Address, 844 S. Greenwood, 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 1790. EDITH URSULA WHITEHOUSE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 16, 1873. 
 Breeds, 111.; d. Isaac (b. 1830, W. Bromwich, 
 Kng.) and Mary Elizabeth (Layton) White- 
 house (b. 1842, Orion Tji., Fulton Co., III.). 
 Prepared in Canton H. b. Address, Canton, 
 Ill.t 
 
 1791. MILTON JAMES WHITSON 
 Contractor; B. S. in Arch.; b.. S 8, 1878, 
 Pleasant N'alley, la.; s. Henry Tames and Eliza 
 Mary Whitson. Prepared in L^niv. Acad. Phi 
 Gamma Delta. Architecture, three yrs. ; con- 
 tracting till 1918. Supt., p. M. Dept^ in erec- 
 tion of cantonments: CoL, Q. M. C. N. A. 
 Married Kathryn Loomis. Je 27, 1906, She- 
 boygan, Wis. Child, Henry James, b. \p 20, 
 
 1910. Address, Imperial Apt.', 1769 Columbia 
 Road, Washington, D. C. 
 
 1792. N.\TIIAN WILKINSON 
 (Husband of No. 2259) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 21, 187S, 
 Hartford, Kan.; s. Nathan Stout (b. Ind.) and 
 Cordelia C. (Price) Wilkinson (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Emporia H. S. Band: Class football; 
 Class baseball. With Bullock Elec. AHg. Co., 
 1902-4; Montreal Engr. Sales Dept., .\llis-Chal- 
 mers Co., 1904-7; Milwaukee Office, </t)., 1907-8; 
 Engr., do., 1908 — . Invented Automatic Street 
 Indicator for Tramways, 1908; Resistance 
 Grid., 1909. Mem., A. ' I. E. E.; Milwaukee 
 Engng. Soc; M. E. Church. Married Helen 
 
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 Stookey ('04), Je 15, 1907, Ilarristown, 111. 
 Chililreii: Helen Jean, b. {) jg, looS; Nathan, 
 b. V 13, 1910; David Price, b. Ap 20, 1916. 
 Address, 789 Reulah Ave., Milwaukee. 
 1793. KLKICK WILLIAMS 
 (Husband of. No. 3186) 
 Instructor; A. B. in Cheni.; A. M., 1903; 
 b. F 21, 1878, Illiopolis, 111.; s. Simon Peter 
 (b. S 17, 1825, Philadelphia) and Laura 
 (McNeill) Williams (b. 1) 12, 1842, Christian 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in 111. Wesleyan Acad.; 
 Univ. Acad._ Phi Lambda Upsilon; Y. M. C. A. 
 Fellow in Chem., 1902-3; Asst., Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., 1903-5; Instr., 1905-6; Educ. Missionary, 
 1906-12, M. K. Church, Chengtu, China; Prin.. 
 Roys' Day and Boarding Sch.; in charge of 
 Chem. Dept., West. China Union Univ.; 
 teacher, Louisville, Ky., Male H. S., 1912-13; 
 do., Kan. Univ., 1913-14; do., Ventura Union 
 II. S., Ventura Coll., 1914-17; do., Los Angeles 
 Sch. System, 1917-18; Instr., Chem., II. S., 
 Hollywood, Calif., 1918 — . Pres., Ventura 
 Federated Brotherhood, 191 7 — . Married 
 Florence B. Somers ('07), F 3, 1909, P't. 
 Dodge, la. Address, 1246 Orange Drive, 
 Hollywood, Calif. 
 
 1794. THOMAS WILSON 
 Editor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag i, 1880, Cale- 
 donia, 111.; s. Robert (b. 1851, Coatbridge, 
 Scot.) and Elizabeth (McNair) Wilson (b. 1855, 
 Caledonia, 111.). Prepared in South Belvidere 
 H. S. Draftsman, Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 Chicago, 1902-4; Asst. Ed., Tlic Engr., 1904-8; 
 Ed., Practical Engr., 1908; Assoc. Ed., Power, 
 1908-12; West. Ed., Power, 1914 — . Aulh. : 
 The Gas Engine, Questions and Answers; 
 Steam Traps; Numerous articles in The Engr.; 
 Power. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; West. Soc' of 
 Engrs., Chicago; Nat. Assn. Stationary Engrs. 
 Married Mabel Grace Monroe, D 31, 1908, 
 Picton, Ont. Children: Eleanor Elizabeth, b. 
 O 25, 1912; Ailcen Lucille, b. Jl 31, 1917. 
 Address, 711 E. 50th St., Chicago. 
 
 1795. SOLOMON WOLFF 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; s. Abraham (b. 
 S^ JO, Amsterdam, Holland) and Henrietta 
 (Schutz) Wolff (b. Je 20, 1863, Pyrmont, 
 Ger.). Prepared in El Paso (Tex.) II. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Capt., Univ. Regt. With Bul- 
 
 lock Elec. Mfg. Co., 1902-3; Frank B. Rae, 
 N. Y., 1903; Bullock Elec. Mfg. Co., 1904; 
 Mgr., Cleveland District, Allis-Chalmers Co., 
 1904-14; Dist. Mgr., DeLaval Steam Turbine 
 Co., Chicago, 1914 — . Married Birdie Beekson, 
 Je 9, 1906, Chicago. Child, Sylvia, b. N 13, 
 1909 (died N 15, 1916). Address, 1456 Fargo 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 933 Peoples (jas Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 1706. HERBERT HENRY WOLLESON 
 Examiner of Land Titles; B. S. in A. E. ; 
 b. Je 17, 1881, I'.clleville, 111.; s. Anton (b. 
 My 10, 1853, Denmark) an<l Hannah (Hem- 
 pelman) Wolleson (b. Ja 23, 1859, New Haven, 
 Mo.). Prepared in Belleville H. S. Struct. 
 .Steel Draftsman, Brown Ketcham Iron Works, 
 Indianapolis, 1902-3; Koken Iron Works, St. 
 Louis, In<l., 1903; .Struct. Steel Insp., Bren- 
 ncke and I'^ay, St. Louis, Ind., 1903; Draftsman, 
 Terminal R. R. Assn., St. Louis, 1903-4; Struct. 
 .Steel Estimator, Brown Ketcham Iron Works, 
 Indianapolis, 1904-7; Struct. Engr., Purdy & 
 Henderson, Chicago, 1907-8; E. C. & R. M. 
 Shakland, Chicago, 1908-12; Purdy & Hender- 
 son, Montreal, Quebec, 1912; Asst. Engr., 
 Noelke-Richards Iron Works, Indianapolis, 
 1913; Mgr., WoUeson-Wolff Abstract Co., 
 Believille, 111., 191 3 — . Address, 825 S. Church 
 St., Belleville, 111. 
 
 1797. ERVIN EVERMONT WYNE 
 Merchant; LL. B.; b. Ap 24, 1879, Macomb, 
 
 111.; s. Joseph William (b. Macomb, 111.) and 
 Alice (Ervin) Wyne (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Macomb II. S.; Knox Coll. Sec. and Treas., 
 Wyne Deavin Dry Goods Co. Married Ada 
 Mae Lantz, Ap s, 1910, Sterling, 111. Children: 
 Wm. E.. b. Je 16, 1 9 12; Elizabeth, b. My 13, 
 1916. Address, Sterling, 111. 
 
 1798. FERDINAND JOSEPH ZIPF 
 Asst. Prin.; A. B. in Sc; b. My 6, 1868, 
 
 Ilopedale, 111.; s. Ferdinand Joseph (b. Baden, 
 Ger.) and Caroline (Dettman) Zipf (b. Hesse 
 Cassel, Ger.). Prepared in Ilopedale H. S. 
 Prin., II. S., Watseka, 1902-3; Supt. of Schs., 
 Peotone, 1903-6; II. S. Teacher, Chicago, 
 1906 — ; Asst. Prin., Fenger H. S., 1913 — . 
 Married Maggie Lee Smith, Ta i, 1895, Hope- 
 dale, 111. Child, Herbert Fontaine, b. O 6, 
 1895. Address, 11923 Yale Ave., Chicago. 
 
 CLASS OF 1903 (202 LIVING, 10 DEAD) 
 
 1709. RUTH ABBOTT 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Dubuque, la.; d. 
 Charles l-'uller (b. Boston) and Jane (Bingham) 
 Abbott (b. Charlotte, Vt.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park II. S. Kai)pa Kappa Gamma; Phi Delta 
 Psi; Lib. Club; Watcheka; Y. W. C. A. Libn., 
 Sch. of Educ. Lib., Univ. of Chicago. Me;n., 
 (Chicago Lib. Club; Chicago Coll. Club; Geog. 
 Soc. of Chicago; Sociendad Hispana y Amer- 
 icana. Address, 5716 Dorchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1800. EDITH LOUISE ALLEN 
 (Daughter of No. 92; Sister of Nos. 2310, 
 2876, 5002, 8096) 
 Lecturer; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 24, 1880, Dela- 
 van. 111.; d. Ralph ('76), (b. Ap 15, 1854, See- 
 konk, Mass.) and Ada Mary (Eaton) Allen (b. 
 O 12, 1856, Philo, 111.). Prepareil in Delavan 
 H. S. Delta Sigma. Lecturer, Extcn. Dei)t.. 
 Univ. of Tex.; Okla. Agr. Coll., 1915 — . Ad- 
 dress, Stillwater, Okla.f 
 
 1801. MAE LOUISE ALLEN (TULLOCK) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Champaign; d. Ira How- 
 land and Mary Louise (Reynolds) Allen (b. 
 Perry, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Ste- 
 nographer, 111. Grain Dealers Assn.; Sec, three 
 yrs. of F. C. Miller Circle No. 78. Mem., 
 Ladies of the G. A. R. Married Warren Milne 
 Tullock, My 19, 1907, St. Louis. Address, 908 
 W. Green St., Urbana. t 
 
 1802. EUGENIA ALLIN 
 
 Libn. and Prof.; B. L. S.; b. Bloomington, 
 111.; d. William H. (b. do.) and Harriet Eliza 
 (Capen) Allin (b. F 10, 1846, Union Springs, 
 N. v.). Prepared in Bloomington II. S.; III. 
 Wesleyan Univ. Girls' Glee Club; Lib. Club; 
 Phi Delta Psi. Libn. and Instr., Lib. Sc, 
 Decatur Coll. and Indus. Sch. of James Mil- 
 likin Univ., 1903-10; Organizer 111. Lib. Exten. 
 Comn., 1910-14; Libn. and Prof., Lib. Sc, 
 Decatur Coll. and Indus .Sch. of James Milli- 
 kin Univ., 1914 — . Mem., 111. Lib. Assn.; Am. 
 Lib. Assn.; D. A. R. ; Drama League of Am.; 
 Coll. Club, Decatur; St. Charities and Correc- 
 tions; Woman's Com. St. Council of Nat. De- 
 fense; Bd. Mem., Decatur Bur. of Social Ser- 
 vice. Address, 124 N. Edward St., Decatur, 
 111.; bus. add.. The James Millikin Univ., do. 
 
 1803. MARY ANDERSON 
 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1904; 
 b. N 17, 1875, Macon 111.; d. A. A. and Sarah 
 (Carter) Anderson. Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 Alethenai; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, Math, 
 and Pbys., 111. Woman's Coll., Jacksonville, 
 111., 1904-6; Teacher, Math., 1904-8; Prof., 
 Math., 1909 — . Address, 111. Woman's Coll., 
 Jacksonville, 111. 
 
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 1804. CHARLES E. APPLE 
 
 (Brother of No. 2879) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 4, 1879, 
 Palestine, 111., s. William S. (b. Ag 28, 1848, 
 Sidney, O.) and Sarah B. (Decker) Apple (b. 
 Jl 9, 1854). Prepared in Robinson H. S. 
 Engr. with various Bridge and Ry. Cos. Mar- 
 ried Jean King, Je 18, 190S, Kings, 111. Child, 
 daughter, b. Jl 12, 1913. Address, c/o S. A. & 
 A. P. Ry., Yoakum, Tex. 
 
 1805. JAMES THOMAS ATWOOD 
 (Brother of No. 786) 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 24, 1881, 
 near Rockford, 111.; s. Patton B. (b. Mr 10, 
 1843, Winnebago Co., 111.) and Emma (Catlin) 
 Atwood (b. F 2, 1848, Litchfield, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Rockford H. S. Pres., M. E. Soc; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Capt., Univ. Regt. Draftsman, 
 Nat. Sewing Mach. Co., Belvidere, 111., 1903; 
 Instr., Univ. of Wis., 1903-08. Mem., Bap- 
 tist Church; Univ. Alumni Club. Married 
 Myra Mayhew Cadby, D 27, 1906, Wauwatosa, 
 Wis. Child, Philip Trowbridge, b. My 29, 
 1908. Address, 1245 Garrison Ave., Rockford, 
 111. 
 
 1806. LOU BAKER 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 26. 1876, 
 McLean Co., 111.; s. Luman E. (b. Jl 9, 1846, 
 Greenville, N. Y.) and Margaret M. (Price) 
 Baker (b. S 23, 1849, McLean Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in 111. St. Norm. Univs., Normal and 
 DeKalb, 111. Teacher, Biol., H. S., Charles- 
 ton, 1903-4; Kankakee, 1904-5; Boone, la., 
 190S — . Address, Boone, Ia.$ 
 
 1807. CHARLES VINCENT BARRETT 
 
 (Brother of No. 1307) 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Mr 19, 1882, Chicago; 
 s. Michael and Kate (Dwyer) Barrett. Pre- 
 pared in Jos. Medill H. S., Chicago. Web- 
 ster Law (Jlub; Theta Kappa Nu; Asst. State's 
 Atty.. Cook Co., five years. Elected to Bd. ot 
 Review, Chicago, N 19 18. Married Helen V. 
 Barrett, Je 2, 1909. Children: Helen V. and 
 Marion. Address, 1942 22nd St., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 68 W. Washington St., dcf 
 
 1808. JAMES THEOPHILUS BARRETT 
 (Brother of No. 4542) 
 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1907; b. N 
 14, 1876. Butler, 111.; s. Jesse Clark (b. My 
 30, 1839, Jay Co., Ind.) and Emma Cornelia 
 ?Hutchison) Barrett (b. D 19, 1852, Marshall 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Butler and Hillsboro 
 H. Schs. Ph. D.j_ Cornell Univ., 1910. Sigma 
 Xi; Nat. Hist. hoc. Goldwin Smith Fellow 
 in Bot., Cornell Univ., 1908-9. Asst., Bot., 
 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1903-8; Assoc, Bot. and 
 Chief Asst., Bot., 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1910-13; 
 Prof., Plant Path., Univ. of Calif., Grad. Sch. 
 of Tropical Agr. and Plant Path., Citrus Exp. 
 Sta. Auth. : The Vascular System and Blood 
 Flow in Diplocardia cominunis Garman, Sc. N. 
 S., 19, 216 pp., 1904 (Abst.) ; Dry Rot of Corn, 
 do., 27 pp. 212-213, 1908; Ear Rots of Corn 
 (with T. J. Burrill) Cir. No. 1:7, 111. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., pp. 1-3, 1908; Development and 
 Fertilization in Olipidiopsis, Sc. N. S., 35, 151 
 pp., 1912; Development and Sexuality of Some 
 Species of Olipidiopsis (Cornu) Fischer, Annals 
 of Bot., 26 pp., 1912; A Serious Root Disease 
 of Radish, Phytopathology, 2, 96 pp., 191 2; 
 various papers on plant diseases (Thomas Jon- 
 athan Burrill), Phytopathology, 8, 1918. Assoc. 
 Ed. Phytopathology. 1918. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; M. W. A.; Phytopathol. Soc; A. A. 
 A. S.; mem.. West. Soc. of Naturalists. Mar- 
 ried Anne Myra Turner, Je 15, 1904, Butler, 
 111. Children: James Turner, b. Mr 29, 1909; 
 Mary Helen, b. Jl 28, 1910; Martha Anne, b. 
 D II, 1911; Paul Hutchison, b. Ag 25, 1914. 
 Address, Box 580, Riverside, Calif. 
 
 1S09. CLARENCE HERBERT BEAN 
 Asst. Supt., Motive Power; B. S. in Chem.; 
 b. My 26, 1879, Rock Falls, 111.; s. Jason Pierce 
 (b. 1845, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.) and Marv 
 Ella (Spotts) Bean (b. 1856, O.). Prepared 
 in Rock Falls H. S. and Sterling Tp. H. S. 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Chem., Armour & Co., 
 1903-5; Chem., Armour Fert. Works, 1905-6; 
 Asst. Gen. Supt., do., 1906-9; Supt., Motive 
 Power, Armour Fert. Works, 1909-10; Asst. 
 Supt., Motive Power, Armour & Co., 1910 — . 
 Mem., A. C. S.; A. S. M. E. Married Emma 
 Clark Hurm, S 22, 1909, Atlanta, Ga. Chil- 
 dren: Sherman Hurm, b. Mr 9, 191 1; Barbara, 
 b. N II, 191 3. Address, 5213 Harper Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 181 0. ERNEST R. BEAR 
 (Brother of No. 3278) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 24, i88i, 
 Bearsdale, 111.; s. Samuel E. (b. 1856, Pa.) 
 and Minerva J. (Cox) Bear (b. 1857, Harris- 
 town, 111.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; track teams. Draftsman, 111. Steel 
 Co., Chicago, 1903-4; in bus., Welch, Okla., 
 1904-6; Engr., Trussed Concrete Steel Co., 
 Detroit and Pittsburgh, 1906 — ; Engr., Rein- 
 forced Concrete Co., Pittsburgh, 1906-7; Engr., 
 Robt. A. Cummings, do., 1907-8; Mfr., Rein- 
 forced Concrete Const. Co., do., 1908-12; Struct. 
 Engr., pvt. practice, Wheeling, W. Va., IQ12- 
 18; Engr., Turner Const. Co.. N. Y. City, 
 1918 — . Married Belma iSI. Davis, 1905, Cham- 
 paign. Children: William H., b. 1907; Mary 
 H., b. 1909; John R., b. 191 1; Richard D., b. 
 191 2; Martha M.. b. 19 18. Address, 343 Tecum- 
 seh Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; bus. add., 255 
 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 1811. KATHARINE W. BEAR (DREW) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2078) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 21, 1879, Ludlow, 
 111.; d. Henry (b. 1835, Constance, Switzerland) 
 and Elizabeth (Hiike) Bear (b. 1835, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Rantoul H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Der Deutsche Verein. Teacher, 
 Los Angeles, 1903-6. Married Frank L. Drew 
 ('04), Ja I, 1906, Los Angeles. Child, Kath- 
 arine, b. D 8, 1906. Address, 11 54 N. Mentor 
 Ave., Pasadena, Calil.f 
 
 1812. FRANCIS MARION BEATY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 30, 1868, 
 Ewing, 111.; s. George Washington (b. F 7, 
 1841, Ewing, 111.) and Sarah Ann (Bosley) 
 Beaty (b. N 4, 1839, More's Prairies, Jefferson 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Ewing Coll. Pres., 
 Adelphic. Teacher, 1903-8; clerk in U. S. 
 Treas., Washington, D. C, 1908-9; teacher, 
 1909-12. Mem., Miss. Baptist Church; I. O. 
 O. F., Macedonia, 111.; Bd. of Dir. Y. M. C. A. 
 at Iloilo, 1906-8 and rooms Com. of Iloilo 
 Y. M. C. A., 1910 — . Married Sadie Jane Hill, 
 1896, Ewing, 111.; Cecil Mertilla Damon, Elgin, 
 111., 1903. Children: Edith, b. 1897 (died 
 1898); Clara, b. 1906. Address, Iloilo, P. I.t 
 
 1813. JOHN PHILIP BECKMAN 
 Ed. and Pub.; LL. B.; b. Ja 5, 1877, Camp 
 Point, 111.; s. Henry (b. Ger.) and Hannah 
 (Ilocamp) Beckman (b. Ger.). Prepared in 
 Maplewood H. S., Camp Point. Ed. and Pub. 
 Hancock Co. Jour. Mem., Lutheran Church. 
 Married Sylvia Maud Reaugh, Ag 23, 1906, 
 Augusta, 111. Address, Carthage, 111. 
 
 1 81 4. Leroy fitcli beers 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 9, 1880, 
 Clarion, Pa.; s. Levi (b. Milan, O.) and Jennie 
 M. (Fitch) Beers (b. Hunterton, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Harvey H. S. Y. M. C. A.; M. E. 
 and E. E. Soc. Drafting, 1904; Erecting Engr., 
 Underfeed Stoker Co., 1904-6; Selling for Buf- 
 falo Forge Co., 1906-7; with U. S. Geol. Sur., 
 1907; Proprietor, L. F. Beers Water Systems, 
 
1903] 
 
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 190- — . When with U. S. Geol. Sur. prepared 
 material for the Bui. on burning coal without 
 smoke. Mem., Rochester Rotary Club. Mar- 
 ried Clara E. Darrohn, Mr 30, 1910, Rush, 
 N. Y. Children: Kenneth Darrohn, b. Ap 30, 
 1913; Douglas Darrohn, b. Jl 13, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, Til Powers Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. 
 
 1815. STELLA BENNETT 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; A. B.. 1908; b. Belvi- 
 dere. 111.; d. Charles (b. 1845, do.) and Ellen 
 Celeste (Reynolds) Bennett (b. 1847, Mukwon- 
 ago. Wis.). Prepared in So. Belvidere H. S. 
 Alethenai; Eng. Club; Watcheka League; Y. 
 W. C. A. Reviser. Lib. Sch., Univ. of 111., 
 1904; Asst., Univ. of 111. Lib., 1904-9; Sr. 
 Asst., Univ. of Calif. Lib., 1909 — . Mem., Am. 
 Lib. Assn.; Calif. Lib. Assn.; Univ. of 111. 
 Alumni Assn.; Congr. Church. Address, 2614 
 Hilgard Ave., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 i8i6. JOHN MILTON BERGER 
 (Brother of No. 4552) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; M. D., 1908; b. 
 Ja 27, 1883, Dolton, Cook Co., 111.; s. John (b. 
 1841, Dolton, 111.) and Margaret (Karch) 
 Berger (b. 1854, Frankfort, Will Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S. Pres., German 
 Club; Glee Club, 1900-3; Delta Upsilon; Sergt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Treas., Sr. Ball Com.; Taught 
 Chem. and Man. Tr., Champaign H. S., 1904; 
 Interne in Univ. Hosp., Chicago, 1908-9; Prac- 
 tising Med., 1909 — ; Instr., Sen. Surgery and 
 Asst., Clinical Surgery, Coll. of Med., Univ. 
 of 111., 1911-1918; Med. Corps, Mayo Bros. 
 Clinical Work, Rochester. Minn., 1918—. 
 Mem., Chicago Med. Soc. ; St. Med. Soc, 1910. 
 Address, c/o Mayo Bros., Rochester, Minn. 
 
 1817. HARRY ARMAND BIOSSAT 
 Lawyer; LL.B.; b. F 22, 1882, Boyce, La.; 
 
 s. H. A. Biossat. Prepared in Hvde Park H. S. 
 Address. Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Chicago.! 
 
 1818. LUTHER EARLE BIRDZELL 
 Lawyer and Judge; LL. B.; b. D i, 1880, St. 
 
 Joseph, 111.; s. Ethan Allen (b. F 22, 1855, 
 Urbana) and Mahalah O. (Koch) Birdzell (b. 
 Ag 3, 1857, Piqua Co., O.). Prepared in St. 
 Joseph H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa 
 Nu; Van Twiller Court; Pol. Sc. Club. Clerk, 
 Law Office of Ullman and Hacker, Chi- 
 cago, six months; in Legal Dept. Am. Surety 
 Co., seven months; Instr., Coll. of Law, Univ. 
 of N. Dak., 1904-6; Asst. Prof., do., 1906-7; 
 Prof., Law, do., 1907; Chm., N. Dak. Tax 
 Comn., Jl I, 1912; Prof., Law, Univ. N. Dak., 
 1914-16; Judge of Supreme Court of N. Dak., 
 191 7—; Chm. of Dist. Bd. for St. of N. Dak., 
 191 7 — . Married Bessie Leola Perring, D 28, 
 1904, Gifford, 111. Children: Robert Allen, 
 b. S 29, 1905; Dorothy, b. F 3, 1908; John Per- 
 ring, b. Ag 24, 1912; Luther E., Jr., b. D 18, 
 1916. Address, Burleigh, N. Dak. 
 
 1819. GEORGE W. BLACK 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 23, 1882, 
 Oakland, 111.; s. W. J. (b. Jl 19, :839, Oak- 
 land) and Melissa D. (Clark) Black (b. Je 
 16, 1846, Ky.). Prepared in Oakland H. S. 
 J. D. (Law) cum laude, Univ. of Chicago, 
 1908. Adelphic; Eng. Club; ist Prize Adelphic 
 Declamation Contest, 1901; la. Debating team, 
 1903. Teacher, H. S., Oakland, 1903-4; Prin., 
 H. S., Monticello, 1904-5; Law Stud., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1905-8; Asst. Atty., 111. Traction 
 System, Peoria, 1909-11 and Genl. Practice of 
 Law, J911 — . Address, 1105 N. Perry Ave., 
 Peoria; bus. add., 1116 Jefferson Bldg., do.f 
 
 1820. EDGAR WILLIAM BLOCK 
 
 Engineer: B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 3, 1879, 
 
 Sidney, 111.; s. Theodore Leopold (b. Ger.'» 
 
 and Mary Pauline (b. do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 
 Acad. C. E. Club. Instrumentman, T. C. R. R., 
 
 1903-4; Draftsman, 111. Traction System, 1904- 
 5; Instrumentman, I. C. R. R., 1905; Drafts- 
 man, do., 1905-6; Asst. Engr., 1906; Levelman, 
 Union Pacific R. R., 1906; Draftsman, Am. 
 Bridge Co., 1906-7; Draftsman, Bridge Dept., 
 A. T. & S. F. Ky. System, 1907-10; Chief 
 Draftsman, do.. 191 — ; Mgr., Block Elevator, 
 Indianola, 111., 1910-16. Married Marie 
 Anna Schweiger, Ap 24, 1907, Lafayette, Ind. 
 Children: Everett Milton, b. Mr 4, 1908; Theo. 
 Donald, b. Jl 22. 19 12. Address, 1033 Ry- Ex- 
 change Bldg., Chicago. t 
 
 1821. ANNA LOUISE BOND 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1906; b. 
 N 19, 1880, Mt. Vernon, 111.; d. Rufus J. (b. 
 N 11, 1847, do.) and Mary Jane (England) 
 Bond (b. Je 23, 1850, Tenn.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Vernon H. S. and Univ. Acad. Eng. Club; 
 Ger. Club; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, Mt. 
 Vernon Tp. H. S., 1906-8; studied and traveled 
 abroad, three semesters at Univ. of Leipsic, 
 one semester in Paris, under private instruc- 
 tion, 1908-10; teacher, German, H. S., Con- 
 nersville, Ind., 1912-1 s; teacher, German and 
 French, Mt. Vernon Tp. H. S., Mt. Vernon, 
 1915 — . Address, 215 S. 10th St., Mt. Vernon, 
 111. 
 
 1822. AUSTIN BOND 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 13, 1872, 
 Carmel, Ind.; s. Calvin and Margaret A. 
 (Murphy) Bond. _ Prepared in Carmel H. S., 
 and Purdue Univ., Lafayette, Ind. .Arch. 
 Club., Pres. Married Mr 19, 1908. Address, 
 Carmel, Ind.t 
 
 1823. 'HARRY LEHRE BOON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1905; 
 b. F 8, 1878, Chrisman, III. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Philomathean; Von Twiller Court; Pi 
 Theta; Theta Kappa Nu. Deceased. 
 
 1824. LUCINA JANE BORTON (RODI) 
 (Sister of Nos. 1632, 2333) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 30, 1872, DeLand, 
 III.; d. Albert R. (b. Columbiana Co., O.) and 
 Xancy Jane (Sarver) Borton (b. S 6, 18^5, 
 Champaign Co., O.). Prepared in Farmer City 
 H. S. and N. W. Univ., 1898-1900. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma. Teacher, Eng., H. S., Madi- 
 son, Ind.; do., H. S.. Calumet, Mich. Mar- 
 ried Charles Harvey Rodi, 1906, DeLand, 111. 
 Children: Karl Borton, b. S 6, 1908; Albert 
 Herman, b. S 22, 1912. Address, 990 Atchison 
 St., Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 1825. GERTRUDE BOWMAN (JOHNSON) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Ja 30, 1879, Brimfield, 111.; d. 
 Clarence Edgar (b. Mr 31, 1856, Brimfield, 
 111.) and Clara Estella (Putnam) Bowman (b. 
 My 19, 1853, Rockingham, Vt.). Prepared in 
 Brimfield H. S. and Knox Acad. Married 
 George Robert Johnson, Je 22, 1904, Brimfield, 
 in. Children: Stanley Dean, b. My 29, 1908; 
 Robert Bowman, b. Ja 20, 191 2. Address, 524 
 Cypress Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 1826. JESSIE ISABELLE BRADSHAW 
 (WHITE) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A;, b. Je 28, 1882, Chicago; 
 d. John James (b. Ja 5, 1831, Kingston, Ont.) 
 and Agnes Pitcairn (Crichton) Bradshaw 
 (b. S 23, 1845, Glasgow. Scotland). Prepared 
 in John Marshall H. S., Chicago. Teacher, 
 LaCjrange Park, 111., 1904. Mem., Chicago 
 Branch of Assn. of Collegiate Alumnae: Chi- 
 cago Coll. Club. Married Harold Russell 
 White, F 10, 1905, Austin, 111. Child, Gladys 
 Elaine, b. Je 11, 1907. Address, 741 Sheridan 
 Road, Evanston, 111. 
 
176 
 
 Univkrsitv of Illinois 
 
 ^1903 
 
 i8->7. *ED\VIN CRESSY BRIGGS 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1909; b. F 
 26, 18S1. Rockford, 111.; s. Chester E. (b. 1853, 
 Vt.) and OUie A. (Preston) Briggs (b. 1S57. 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. M. E. 
 and E. E. Soc; Y. M. C. A. Draftsman for 
 Bostedo Pneumatic Tube Co., 1903; instr., 
 Mach. Design and Kinematics, Armour Inst, of 
 Tech., 1906; Asst. Prof., M. E., Colo. Sch. of 
 Mines, 1909; given leave of absence to regain 
 health; dairying. Autli.: Pamphlet and Sylla- 
 bus for Descriptive Geom. Students, Colo. 
 Transcript; Design of Power Plant and Gold 
 'Sulphide Mine, (M. E. thesis) ; Pneumatic 
 Tube Cash Carriers, Fulcrum Armour Institute 
 of Tech., 1906; also articles on M. E. and Min. 
 work in vicinity of Golden, Colo. Faculty 
 Club, Armour Inst, of Tech., 1903-6; iiem., 
 com. "Moral and Religious Conf. of Colo. 
 Faculties," 1909; Faculty Mem., Colo. Sch. cf 
 Mines at Y. M. C. A. Conf., Cascade, Colo.; 
 Steward, M. E. Church. Married Constance 
 Fritz, S 14, 1904, Harvard. 111. Children: Pres- 
 ton D., b. Ja 7, 1906; Joseph F., b. Ap ii, 191 1 
 Died My 3, 1915, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 1828. JANE WIDXEY BROTHERTON 
 Classifier; B. L. S.; b. Delphos, O.; d. Bur- 
 ritt Johnston and Harriett (Leaman) Brother- 
 ton. Prepared in Prep. Dept., Shepardson 
 Coll., Granville, O. B. S., Denison Univ., 
 1899. Organizer, Franklin, O. Pub. Lib., 1903; 
 Cataloger, Lib. of Cong., 1904-5; Libn., Brum- 
 back Lib. of Van Wert Co., O., 1905-9; Class- 
 ifier, Signal Corps, U. S. A., 191S — . Ad- 
 dress, 1310 Q St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 1829. M. LEWIS BROWN 
 (Husband of No. 1866) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 10, 1S79; s. 
 Lewis (b. Somers, N. Y.) and Mary B. (Moore) 
 Brown (b. Northampton, Eng.). Pre|>ared in 
 Rockford H. S. Phi Gamma Delta. In Exp. 
 Dept., Deere & Co., Moline. 111., 1903-8; Supt., 
 Kawner Mfg. Co., Niles Mich., 1908-13; Uni- 
 versal Metal Co., Detroit, 1913-16; Assoc, 
 Motor Products Corp., Detroit, 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Clara E. Fisher ('03), O 30, 1906, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Lewis Fisher, b. S 5, 1907. Ad- 
 dress, 2329 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit. 
 
 1830. MARGUERITE PAULINE BUERKIN 
 (WARD) 
 (Sister of No. 1638) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 31, 1881, Ouincy, 
 111.; d. Joseph (b. 1848, Ger.) and Xugusta 
 (Lerpp) Buerkin (b. 1856, Quincy, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Quincy H. S. 'if'. W. C. A.; Watcheka; 
 Capt., Class Basketball Team, 1901-3. Asst. 
 Prin., Rock Falls H. S., 1903-4. Mem., Moline 
 Women's Club, 1909-15; do.. Art and Lit. 
 Dept., 1913-15; Treas., Service Circle King's 
 Daughter, 1914. ^larried Harry Amos Ward, 
 Je 30, 1904, Quincy, 111. Child, Rosemary 
 Martha, b. Mr 4, 1916. Address, 924 E. 7th 
 St., Flint, Mich. 
 
 1831. WAYNE EDISON BURKHALTER 
 (Husband of No. 2503) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 23, 18S1, 
 Maquon; s. William and Clara (Beard) Burk- 
 halter. Prepared in Peoria II. S. C. E. Soc. 
 Asst., M. I. T., 1903-4; with Isthmian Canal 
 Com., 1905; Res. Engr. C. M. & St. Paul R. R., 
 1906; (Dffice Engr., Panama R. R., 1907-0; 
 Bridge Engr., Oregon Trunk Ry. & S. P. & S. 
 R. R., 1910 — . Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. 
 A. M. Married Josephine Scherer ('05), Ag 
 19, 1908. Address, nth and Hoyt Sts., Port- 
 land, Ore.t 
 
 1832. JEAN BURKHART 
 
 Retail Shoe Dealer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 
 7, 1880, Marion, III.; s. J. M. (b. Knoxville, 
 Tenn.) and Mary Ellen (Spiller) Burkhart (b. 
 
 Spillerton, 111.). Prepared, Marion H. S. ; 
 Wesleyan Univ. ^hi Kappa Psi. Married Eva 
 Dimmick, Ja 10, 1911, West Frankfort, 111. 
 (died Ag 13, 1912). Address, Marion, 111. 
 
 1833. *MILDRED ANNA BURRILL 
 (STONE) 
 I, Wife of No. 1980; Daughter of No. Hs) 
 .\. C. in L. & A.; A. M., 1908; b. D 11. 18S1, 
 Pendleton, Ore.; d. Thomas Jonathan (b. 1839, 
 Pittstield, Mass.) and Sarah Helen (Alexander) 
 Uurrill (b. Schenectady, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Univ. .\cad. Eng. Club; French Club; Alethe- 
 nai; Choral Soc; Chi Omega; Illini Staff; 
 Literary Ed. lllio; Y. W'. C. A. Cabinet, 1902- 
 3. Auth.: Five short articles in the Central 
 Christian Advocate, 1900; The Old Days of 
 1903, 1903 lllio; Pater's Theory of Life and 
 Art, The Illinois, 1903; A. M. Thesis on Chil- 
 drens' Reading. M. E. Church, 1892- 1904; 
 Presby. Church, 1904. Married Hal Marot 
 Stone ('03), N 11, 1903, L'rbana. Children: 
 Mary Helen, b. O 25, 1906; Mildred Irene, b. 
 Je, 20, 1909 (died Ja 9, 1912). Died Ja 27, 
 V913, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 1S34. DAISY IRENE CAMPBELL 
 
 (FLUKE) 
 (Sister of Nos. 1473, 2046) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl i, 1S7S, Sadorus, 
 111.; d. David Louis (b. Jl 24, 1837, Hoboken, 
 -X. J.) and Elmira Tabissca (Ball) Campbell 
 (b. F 6, 1842, Newark, O.). Prepared in 
 Champaign II. S. Y. W. C. A.; lllio Artist. 
 Married .Martin John Fluke, S i, 1904, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Dorothea Irene, b. Je 25, 
 1908; Robert Martin, b. S 30, 1910 (died Ap 
 24, 1911); infant daughter, b. and died, Ja 1, 
 1913; John Wayne, b. Ap 18, 1916. Address, 
 105 £. Clark St., Champaign. 
 
 1835. FRANCIS THOMAS CARSON 
 (Husband of No. 319S; Brother of No. 637) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 5, 1879; s. Thomas 
 Burke (b. Mr 6, 1843, Urbana) and Melissa 
 Ann (Stidhani) Carson (b. Je 22, 1843). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Sigma (ihi. Married 
 .Mary Swartz ('03), 1909, Urbana. Children: 
 Mary Ann, b. 1910; Thomas Burke, b. 1912; 
 Dorothy, b. 1914; Joseph Robert, b. 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 510 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 1836. JOHN WILLIAM CATTRON 
 (Brother of Nos. 5581, 5582) 
 
 Stockraiser and Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 .Mr 2, 1880, Ellisville, 111.; s. losiah A. (b. Je 
 8, 1842, Ellisville, do.) and Margaret A. (Mark- 
 ley) Cattron (b. Ellisville, do.). Prepared in 
 Knox Acad, and Coll. Alpha Zeta. Married 
 Nellie E. Schleich, F 6, 1907. Child, William 
 Russell, b. N 12, 190S. Address, Ellisville, 
 Fulton Co., Ill.t 
 
 1837. FRANK TRACY CAVANOR 
 Physician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 2, 1881. 
 
 Chicago; s. Tames W. (b. O 22, 1841, Halifax, 
 N. S.) and ftlary E. Roberts (Tracy) Cavanor 
 (b. O 7, 1847, Chicago). Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S. M. D., Univ. of Minn., 1910. 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. Asst. Traffic Mgr., Knick- 
 erbocker Ice Co.; Stud, in Coll. of P. & S., 
 Chicago, 1905-6; Draftsman, City of Chicago, 
 1906-7; House Physician, City and Co. Hosp., 
 St. Paul, igio-ii; Wheaton, Minn., :9ii-i4; 
 Surg., C. M. & St. P. R. R., Wheaton, 1913- 
 14; Traverse Co. Health Officer, 1913-14; Min- 
 neapolis, 1914 — . Mem., .-Mpha Kappa Kappa, 
 Hyde Park Presby. Church, 1894-97; Engle- 
 wood Y. M. C. A., 1896; Central Y. M. C. A., 
 1904-5; Civic and Commerce .\ssn.; Minne- 
 apolis and St. Paul Automobile Club; .V. M. A.; 
 Minn. St. Med. Assn.; Henn. Co. Med. Soc. 
 Married Hayle C. Spafford, O 6, 1906. Ad- 
 dress, 409 Penn .-Xvc. N., Minneapolis. 
 
1903] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 17: 
 
 1838. ANNA OLIVE CHACEY (KUEHN) 
 (Wife of No. 136S) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 4, 1881, Hillsboro, 
 III.; d. Ezra J. (b. N 26, 1847, VVayiie Co., O.) 
 and Anna (Cline) Chacey (b. My u, 1849, St. 
 Louis). Prepared in Hillsboro H. S. Class 
 Sec; Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka. Asst. Prin.. H. 
 S., Hillsboro, 1903-5. Mem., Chicago Univ. of 
 III. Alumnae Assn.; Chicago Branch A. C. A.; 
 Advisory Bd., Congr. Church; Pres., Chicago 
 .Mumni Assn., 1914-16; mem.. Collegiate Bur. 
 of Occupations; V. P. and Chm., Home Miss.; 
 Bd., Congr. Tr. Sch. for Women, 19 14- 16; Oak 
 Park Com. for Better Films; V. P., P. and T. 
 Assn., 1916; Chicago Coll. Club; A. C. A. 
 Advisory Bd.; Chicago Program Com., Na- 
 thaniel Hawthorne Sch. Married Alfred Leon- 
 hardt Kuehn ('00), O 24, 1905, Hillsboro, 111. 
 Children: Charles Chacey, b. S 22, 1906; 
 George Waldemar, b. O 9, 1909. Address, 220 
 S. Ridgeland Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 1839. MARTIN TUTTLE CHAMBERLAIN 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 17, 1880, 
 Muskegon, Mich.; s. Alonzo Wesley (b. O.) and 
 Cornelia (Tuttle) Chamberlain (b. N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Muskegon H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Mu Delta Sigma. Engr., E.x- 
 panded Metal Fireproofing Co., Chicago, 1903- 
 4; Contracting Engr., Gen. Fireproofing Co., 
 Youngstown, O., 1904-5; Consulting Engr. and 
 Mgr. for Gen. Contracting Co., Seattle, 1905-8; 
 Treas., Brick and Supplies, Ltd., Calgary, 
 Can.; Pres., The Chamberlain Const. Co., 
 Seattle; Pres., Metal Lath & Partition Co., 
 Seattle, 1908-12; V. P., Internat. Contract Co., 
 1912; headed expedition into interior of Peru, 
 1916-17. Mem., Seattle Ath. Club; Univ. Club 
 of Spokane; Pres., Master Builders Assn. of 
 Seattle, 1909-10. Auth.: Article in Pacific 
 Builder and Engr., 1904. Married Charlotte 
 Louise Nichols, N 16, 1907, Seattle. Chil- 
 dren: Elinor Haller, b. F 12, 191 1; Martin 
 Nichols, b. Ag g, 1914. Address, 27th and 
 LaSalle Sts., Chicago. 
 
 1840. DANIEL WARD CHAPMAN 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 30, 1883; 
 s. Pleasant T. (b. Vienna, III.) and Leone 
 May Chapman (b. Massac Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Vienna H. S. Phi Kappa Psi, 
 Banking, 1903-6; Ins., 1907-13; Cashier, First 
 Nat, Bank of Vienna, 1914 — . Second R. O. T. 
 C, 1917; 2nd Lt., N. A., 1918; M. G. Co., 104 
 Regt., A. E. F. in France, 1918 — ; Wounded, Jl 
 27, 1918. Mem., K. T. Married Cora Bur- 
 nette, 1905, St. Louis. Address, Vienna, 111. 
 
 1841. ESTELLA FORTH CHISHOLM 
 (NYDEGGER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 13, 1878, Farmer 
 City, Ill.;_ d. George W. (b. Kenosha, Wis.) 
 and Winnifred (Perry) Chisholm (b. New York 
 City). Prepared in Farmer City, H. S. Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Taught, Sullivan, 111., 1903-6. 
 Married Adolph Nydegger, My 29, 1906, Far- 
 mer City, 111. Children: Adolph Chisholm, b. 
 Jl 9, 1907; William Frank, b. Jl i, 1915. 
 Address, 175 Cedar St., W^auwatosa, Wis. 
 
 1842. MATILDA LENNA CLARK 
 (Sister of Nos. 2614, 3683, 5074, 6157) 
 Welfare Work; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. O 9, 
 1878, Carthage, 111.; d. Lot Bozarth (b. N 25, 
 1847, Lewis Co., W. Va.) and Matilda J. 
 (Jackson) Clark (b. Ja 16, 1856, Warsaw, 111.). 
 Prepared in Carthage H. S. Phi Delta Psi; 
 Y. W. C. A.; Alethenai; Watcheka. Gen. Sec, 
 Y. W. C. A., Kalamazoo, Mich., 1905-8; do., 
 Saginaw, Mich., 1909-10; do., St. Joseph, Mich., 
 1911-12; do., Flint, Mich., 1912-17; Welfare 
 work and employment of women, Buick Motor 
 Co., Flint, Mich., 191 7 — . Address, Carthage, 
 111., R. No. 4. 
 
 1843. LUCILE ANNE CLINTON 
 (Sister of Nos. 599, 871) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Polo, 111.; d. John 
 Waterbury (b. 1836, Andes, N. Y.) and Car- 
 oline Adelia (Perkins) Clinton (b. 1839, Delhi, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Polo Pub. Schs. Lib. 
 Club; Eng. Club. Libn., Charleston Pub. Lib., 
 1906-10; .Asst., No. Branch, Minneapolis Pub. 
 Lib., 1910-11; do.. Walker Branch, do., 191 1; 
 Libn., Lyndale Branch, do., 1911-1916; Asst., 
 Branch Dept., do., 1916 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. 
 Address, 3204 Aldrich Ave., South Minne- 
 apolis; bus. add., Minneapolis Pub. Lib., loth 
 and Hennepin Ave., do. 
 
 1844. HOMER CLARENCE COEN 
 Representative, Am, Smelting and Refining 
 
 Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1904; b. Je 27, 
 1879, Richland Co., 111.; s. Henry (b. Ap 25, 
 1835. Franklin Co., Ind.) and Ruth C. (Os- 
 born) Coen (b. S 15, 1840, do.). Prepared 
 in Olney H. S. Theta Kappa Nu; Adelphic; 
 Witenagemot Court. Bldg. contr., 1904-5; 
 Lawyer. 1905-10; Rancher, St. of Durango, 
 Mex., 1910 — ; Am. V. Consul, Durango, Mex., 
 1913; in charge Am. Consulate, 1915-17; San 
 Antonio, Tex., 1916-17; representing Am. Smelt- 
 ing ' and Refining Co., Durango., Mex., 
 19 1 7—. Second Lt., Spanish-Am. War; Ser- 
 vice in Army of Occujiation, Havana, Cuba; 
 Capt., 4th Inf., 111. Nat. Guard, retired, 1910. 
 Mem., B. P. O. E. Married Ivy Gilbert Mad- 
 den, O 24, 1906. Child, Virginia Kathleen, b. 
 F 20, 1909. Address, Olney, 111. 
 
 1845. JOHN EDWARD CONLEY 
 Pres. and Gen. Mgr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 
 
 17, 1874, near Keithsburg, 111.; s. Matthias (b. 
 O 27, 1850, Clifton, Ireland) and Bridget Bohan 
 (Mahill) Conley (b. Leitram Co., Ireland). 
 Prepared in Keithsburg and by pvt. tutors. 
 
 C. E. Club. Road Supvr., I. C. Ry., Belleville, 
 111.; Supt., Const., Thebes Bridge; .Supt., Const., 
 
 D. D. Streeter Co., N. Y. C. & H. R. R. ; Gen. 
 Supt., W. J. Oliver R. R. Contr. in charge 
 of work in O., Ind. and 111. on Big Four R. R. 
 Designed centering for 100 ft. arch on Thebes 
 Bridge; invented and patented Safety Railroad 
 Frog and Crossing. Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Con- 
 ley Frog & Switch Co., Memphis, Tenn., 1907 — . 
 Auth.: Orgn. and Mgmt. of Men in Ry. Main- 
 tenance and Const., Raihvay Gasette, Mr, Ap, 
 My, 1903. Address, Memphis. 
 
 1846. JAMES FITCHIE COOK 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 10, 1879. 
 Dundee, III.; s. David Weir (b. O 18, 1838, 
 Kippen, Sterlingshire, Scotland) and Margaret 
 (Ferguson) Cook (b. N 23, 1840, Edinburgh, 
 do.). Prepared in Dundee H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Theta Nu Epsilon; Baseball, Capt. Univ. 
 Regt., Football. With Oliver Typewriter Co.; 
 Instr., Armour Inst.. 1905^6 ; ball player, 
 Pueblo. Colo., and Indianapolis, 1906-0; Instr., , 
 Man. Tr., H. S., Elgin, 1910 — . Mem., Schriners 
 Club. Married Grace Miller, F 23, 1906 (died 
 My 7, 1Q06); Blanche Fonts, D 23, 1908. Child, 
 David Fouts, b. Ja i, 1912. Address, 5054 
 Von Verson Ave., St. Louis. t 
 
 T847. GEORGE ASHLEY CROSTHWAIT 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 30, 1S68, 
 Grove City, 111.; s. William Young (b. Mr 22, 
 1826. Ky.) and Ellen Mary (Benson) Crosth- 
 wait (b. F II, 1 83 1, Ind.). Prepared in Central 
 Norm. Coll.; No. 111. Norm.; Univ. Acad. In 
 soil investigations, 1903; Agron., Idaho Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., 1904-7; Prin., Marathon Co. Sch. of 
 Agr. and Doni. Econ., Wausau. Wis., 1908-10; 
 farmer, 1910-12; Prof., Agr., McKendree Coll., 
 Lebanon, 111., 1913-15; teacher, Sc. and Agr., 
 H. S., Fairfield, 1913-15; Prin., do., 1917-18; 
 Assoc. Prof., Phys. Sc, Peru St. Norm., Peru, 
 Neb., 1918 — . Auth.: A Series of two pamphlets 
 entitled Pub. Sch. Studies in Agr.; Idaho Sta. 
 
,7S 
 
 IInivkkshv ok Iu.inois 
 
 lUils. on hulian L'uni iiml Snil Investigations 
 ami artioU-s in tlie iiuaitiilv Uuls. of the County 
 Sell, of Ak'i-.. \\;>ii,-.,ui, Wis. Mem., M. K. 
 (.'hnrch. Manied M;uihii Klla Kosers, D ai, 
 iSijO, St. Louis. .'(iii/»i.'jrj, Peru State Nonnal. 
 
 >iu, Neb. 
 
 18.(8. 
 
 JOHN FAY CUSICK 
 
 Atty. at Law and Sec, Abstract Co.; A. B. 
 in L. fi A.; b. Mr i.i, 1S77, I'aiis, 111.; s 
 Rufus S. (b. F J. iS.)-;, Hoon Co., Ind.) and 
 Mary V. (Anthony") (. nsiek (,b. ja .'S, iS.ts, 
 Ucdline, O.). I'lepaved in Chrismun; San 
 Jose, Calif.; West Held Coll. .Asst. Postmaster, 
 Chrisman, loo.t; liookkeeper. St. IJank of Chris- 
 mun: Sec. Kdnar t'o. Ahstract Co., Loans and 
 Abstracts, 190S. Manied less Keys, My j6, 
 1907, Paris. JU. ChiUlren: lohn" Unfn's, b. 
 D 9, 1900; lames Albert, b. Je 11, igii (.died 
 O 10. lou); Mary Leonora, b. Jc 11, loii 
 (died O ,?, 1911); Lois Klainc, b.' O 1, 1912; 
 Norma Kllei\, b. O jS. 1914: Joseph Walter, b. 
 Ju .^9, loio; Jean Virginia," b. Je 11, 1917. 
 Address, Chrisman, 111. 
 
 iS.t9. Le ROY GILBERT HAKE 
 Te.icher; A. I?, in L. & A.; b. Mv .23, iS3i, 
 Big Foot, 111.; s. Cilbert l!enjamin \b. Ap -t, 
 >8.t6, M.ircngo, 111.) and Mary Flizabeth (San- 
 lioiiO Pake (h. Mv i.». iSj.t, Jo.). Prepared 
 in llarvaril 11. S. Adelphic; Y. M. C. A. In 
 orticei'f .lames S. Kirk & Co., too,?; A. IL .\b 
 bott & Co., Chicago, iooj-.|; lustr.. Hist, and 
 Civics and llir., .-Vth., IL S., Uockford, i90.(-';; 
 Teacher. Hist.. W'.illa Walla, Wash., 190";--. 
 Mem,. M, v.. t^lnircli, Koworth League, ^^ar- 
 reid RLiy Helleliinger, S 1910, la. AJdifss. 
 Harvard, HI, 
 
 1850. •THOMAS FRANCIS DANAHEY 
 Newspaper Reporter; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 
 
 -•J, iSvHo. (Jnincy, 111.; s. Hennis (b. Co. Cork, 
 Ireland) and Hannah (Caslnnan) Hanahey (b. 
 Adams Co., 111.). Prepared in 0"'"i'.v H- S. 
 With Hargsdine McKittrick Dry Goods Co., 
 Quincy, 100,5-4; Reporters' StatT, (}"'"'".v U hiji, 
 190.} — . Mem,, K. C., 1905; Financial Record- 
 er^ Knights of Father Mathew; Woodmen of 
 World; Quincy Hist. Soc, Died My 17, 190S. 
 
 1851. EDNA E.^RLE DANIELS (MURRAY) 
 B. L, S.; b, Ap j;, iSSi; d, lohn Allen (b, 
 1840, W. Va.) and Marcia Willard (.llolurt) 
 Haniels (1>. iS.jo, Indianapolis"), Prepared in 
 Danville H. S.; Oberlin Coll. Pi Beta Phi. 
 Asst^ Libn., Danville I'nb. Lib., 1904-5: living 
 in France and Switzerland, 1915 — . ' Married 
 George Stewart Murray, .11 it, 1907, Bo'ness, 
 .Scotland, Child, .lean .Stewart, b. Je to. 1900. 
 .■tddii'ss. Wildwood. Columbus. Ga. 
 
 1852. GENEVIEVE DARLINGTON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.: Prepared in Lvons Tp. 
 H. S.. La Grange. 111. Phi Delta l''si: Lik 
 Club.; Asst., John Crerar Lib., Chicago, 190J — . 
 Addri'ss, 3.-9 S. Stone Ave., LaGrange, 111. 
 
 kS ,=;,?, HORATIO S. DAVIS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 27, 1867, Versailles. 
 111.; s. James R. (b. 18.5J. N. C.) and Ann 
 tlletlin) Davis (l\ 18,5=;, I'amiuire Co., \'a.1. 
 Prepared in Versailles H, S. A. B., Valpar 
 aiso Univ.. iSoo. Theta Kaopa Nu; Webster 
 Law Club; Philomathean. Attv., Davis and 
 Parks, Spokane, Wash.; Atty., Simpson, Grove 
 \- Davis. Mem., Christian Church, Married 
 Dollie M. Hobson, Ag jt^ Pana, III. Child, 
 son, b. Je 17, lou. Addr<-ss, 301-4 The Rook 
 ery Bldg., Spokane. t 
 
 1S54. WILMER ESI.A DAVIS 
 Professor: A. B. in Sc; s. Francis Marion 
 tb. 1S45, X'intou Co.. O.) and Mary A. (Col- 
 ville) Davis (b. 1838, Muskinguni Co., O.). 
 .\. B., O. Norm. Univ., Ada, O., 1S94. Prin., 
 H. S. Rossville, 1903-4; Teacher, H. S., Great 
 
 1 1 ^)OS 
 
 Falls. Mont, 1004 s; Instr., Sc, H. S., Urbana, 
 ., I'niv. of Chicago, 19089; 
 '' "■ ' Coll., I 
 
 ■ts; 
 
 i<)o.s-8; (.iiad. Stud., 
 
 Asst. Prof.. Hot., Kan. St. ,\gr. Loll,, 1909—. 
 (.o-Auth. : The ElTect of External Conditions 
 upon the After-ripening of the Seeds of Crat- 
 regut mollis, Uot. CtK-.lt,-, \ol, ,s.i. No. i, Jl 
 i>)ij; Delayed Germination in Seed of Alisma 
 lani.igo, do. Vol. .S7, No. 4, O 1914; Auth,: 
 Ivesislance of Seed Conts of Abutiion The- 
 oplnasti (o Intake of Water, do.. Vol. 04, Ag 
 loi--. Mem., Sigma Xi; Gamma .Mpha. Mar- 
 ried Lucy AL Holler. Je 24, 1914, Chicago. 
 Addifss. Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 i85.-i, CHARLES HUBBARD D.VWSON 
 Sales Mgr. ; A. B, in L. & A.; li, jl 8, 1878, 
 Hemeiit, HI.; s. (George and Kathrun (.Parks) 
 Dawson. Philomathean, Sales Mgr., Bradley, 
 Clark iS: Co.. 1911—. Married Maude Darks, Jl 
 14. 1000, Chica.go, Children: Doiolliv, l>. Ag 
 ,!o, 1908 (died Ag 21, 1909); Ruth ShurtlelT. b. 
 Mr J4. 1910, Address, S849 Magnolia Ave., 
 (. hicago.t 
 
 i8.s6, ROY JAMES Dc MOTTE 
 (.Husband of No, 1977; Brother of No. 1657) 
 Surgeon; A. B. in 'Sc; b. D 34, i88j. 
 Christian Co., 111.; s. Oliver (b. D 13, iSs7, 
 I'aylorville, III.) and Ida I. (Berrv) DV Motte 
 (b. O I, 1S59. do.). Prepared in Taylorville 
 Tp. H. S. M. D.. Rush Med. Coll., 191.-. 
 V. M. C. A.; Natural Hist Soc. Tauuht. IL 
 S., Sullivan, 1903.1; Estimator in Chicago, 
 1004; Supervising \Ied. Insp., Chicago Health 
 Dcpt., 1914-i.s; Surg., The Pullman Co.. 
 i9i.<; — . Fellow, A. M. A.; mem.. .'\m. Assn. of 
 Indus. Physicians and Surgs. Married Lucia 
 .M/ina Stevens ("03), D 30, looS, Coral. Ill, 
 Children: Stevens lames, b, D 8. 191.' (died 
 D 10, loi.'); Frank Ernest, b. Ag 13, 1914; 
 Marion Rose. b. O 0, 1017 (died O 10, 1917). 
 .•Iddioss, 153 I-:, iiith St,, Chicago. 
 
 i8.-;7. GEORGE 1L\MM DICKERSON 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mv 30, i88j. 
 
 Champaign; s. Joseph Wilson (b. N 0, 1849) 
 
 and Mary Alice (Hamm) Dickerson (b. S ao, 
 
 i8.^t.). Prepared in Ihiiv. .\cad. M, E, and E, 
 
 E. Soc; Track Team, Mgr. With the Powers 
 Regulator Co., Chicago; Const, and Repair 
 work, 1903;5: Car work a specialty, with Clias. 
 
 F. Hall, Chicago, designing spec'ial automatic 
 luach., 1005; with I., H. Prentice C\i., Chicago, 
 in drafting room and estimating Dcpt., i9o,t;-n; 
 Sec. and Fngr., Mehring v*v Hanson Co,. Con- 
 trs, for Power Plants, Heating. Ventilating 
 and Cooling Systems, Chicago, ioii-i8: V. P.. 
 (/('., 1918 — , 'Mem., mini Cluli of Chicago; 
 Hamilton Club; Windsor ("iolf Cliil>: Medinah 
 Shrine. Married Annie Laurie Olander, F 16, 
 1018, Chicago. Address, 118 N. Franklin St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 i8.s8. OLIVER MORTON DICKERSON 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.: A. M., 1004; 
 Ph. D„ 1906; b, S 8, 1S7.S, Jasoer Co,. 111.; 
 s. Stephen Lee (b. Mr i.s. 183.^, letTcrsou Co., 
 Ind.) and Margaret (.Consley) Dickerson (b. 
 1837, (/(>.). Prepared in lasoer Co. Pub. Schs.; 
 111. St. Norm. Univ. Plii Beta Kappa; Pres., 
 Philomathean; Pol. Sc. Club; Pres.. Grad. Club. 
 Fellow in Hi.st., Univ. of 111.. 1003-4 and loo.n-o; 
 Thaver Scholar, Harvard 1904 .<;; Head Dept. 
 of Hist., West. 111. St. Norm. Sch.. Macomb, 
 111.. 1000-13; (/()., Winona St. Norm, Sch.. W'in- 
 ona. Minn., 1013-17. HI. Nat. Guard. 1891-4; 
 I ith HI. (Bogardns Provisional Regt.) 2nd 
 Lt.. 1808; ist R. O. T. C. 1017: Capt. Inf., 
 1017: !;7 M. G. Bn., 88th Div.. 1017; M.ij., Co. 
 B; Asst, Insp., 8th Dist,, U. O. T. C, Camp 
 Dodge la. 1017-18; Camp Hancock. Ga., Camp 
 Devens, Mass.; Minneapolis. Minn., 1919 — • 
 .■\nth, : The 111. Constitutional Convention of 
 1 802, Univ. of III. Studies. Vol, 1, No, 0. 58 
 P)i.: .\m. Colonial Govt.. 1006-170=;. .\ Study of 
 the Relations of the British Bd. of Trade to the 
 •-\ni. Colonies, Pol., Indus, and Admini.<trative, 
 
I9031 
 
 1>A((AI.AUKKATE Al.UMNI 
 
 '70 
 
 Aithiir II. ('l,ii-k, .)uo |.|i., r.,ij; DcjukIus and 
 llie Split in i\u: iJciiiocralic I'ailv; Tin- I'lolilein 
 of Lib. Work in Hist, as Di.scIobcd liy a Sur. 
 of the H. Schs. of Minn., Pruc. Miss. Valley 
 Hist. Assn., igi4; Snr. of Lib. Efiuii)ment for 
 Teaching Mist, in Minn. H. Schs., Winona St. 
 Norm. Sell. Bui., N 191 5. Mem., HI. St. 
 Teachers' Assn.. 1S99; Am Hist. Assn; Am. 
 Pol. Sc. Assn.; 111. St. llist. Assn.; Miss. Valley 
 Hist. Assn.; Military Tract Teachers' Assn. 
 Married Nora Mae Simmons, N 10, 1906, Car- 
 thage, HI. Address, 550 W. King St., Winona, 
 Minn. 
 
 1859. BERTHA ALMA DODGE (I'U'ER) 
 B. L. S. ; b. N 10, 1877, E. Dunnnerslon, Vt.; 
 d. Jerry Josiah (b. 1853, Dutnmcrston, Vl.) and 
 Abbie Maria (Moore; Dod^'e (b. Ag 26, 1S57, 
 Ludlow, Vt.). I'repared in Brattleboro fVt.) 
 LL S. A. B., Tufts Coll., J901. Married Harry 
 Lvinan Piper, U 2.\, 1903, Williamsville. Vt. 
 Children: Gladys Ruth, b. Je i, 190.4.; Louise 
 Rebecca, b. Jc 19, 1905; Henry Temph', b. Ja 22, 
 1907 (died Mr 18, 1907); Rodney Katban, b. 
 Je 19, 1909; Elizabeth Woodward, b. Ap 4, 1911. 
 Address, Westminster, Vt.t 
 
 i860. LEO DOLKART 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 14, 1881, 
 IClizabcthgrad, Russia; s. Abraham (b. 1858, 
 Russia) and Julia (Brownstone) Dolkart (b. 
 1855, do.). PrejKired in Northwest Div. ]L S., 
 Chicago. Testing Dcj)t., Automatic Elec. Co., 
 1903-4; Automatic lekphone Exchange, HI. 
 Tunnel Co., 1904-5; Drafting Dcpt., Deere &. 
 Co., Molinc, 111., 1905-6; West Elec. Co., 1906- 
 8; Elec. Contr., Chicago, 1908-11; Elec. iMigr. 
 and Supt., Elec. Const., TriCity Elec. Co., 
 Moline, HI., 191 1 — . Auth.: Cost Systems in 
 Elec. Contracting, presented before Chicago 
 Section of the A. L E. E. and the West Soc. 
 Engrs., My 26, 1913; An Easv Way to File 
 Bulky Papers, System, Vol. 30, No. 2, Ag 1916, 
 pp. 192-193: Flood-Lighting a Building, Elec. 
 Review, Vol. 70, No. 16, Ajj ^r, 1917; Lighting 
 Crane Areas, Elec. IVorld, Vol. 70, No. i 1 , S 
 ■S> 1917. 529 PI). Mem., Public .Service Re- 
 serve; Assoc, A. L E. E.; mem., Hluminating 
 Engng. Soc; Moline Cml. Club; V. P., Univ. 
 Club; Afler-Dinncr Club; Scoutmaster, Boy 
 Scouts of Am. Married Clara Elson, Mr 12, 
 1908, Chicago. Children: Eleanor Adeline, b. 
 Ja 4, 1909; Ralph Elson, b. F i, 1913. Address. 
 614 loth St., Moline HI.; btts. add., .Service 
 BIdg., do. 
 
 1861. JEANNETTE MAY DRAKE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 31, 1878, Argenta, 
 HI.; d. John Lewis (b. Argenta, HI.) and Aura 
 Belle (Dickey) Drake (b. do.). Prepareil in 
 Decatur H. S. Organizer of Libs., VVis. Free 
 Lib. Com., 1903-5; Libn., Jacksonville Pub. 
 Lib, 190S-8; Ore. Lib. Com., ^alein. Ore., 1908; 
 Instr. Wis. Lib. Sch., Madison, Wis., 1908-10; 
 I^ibn., Sioux City, la., Pub. Lii>., 1910 — . Ad- 
 dress, Sioux City, la.t 
 
 1862. RALPH SOUTHWARD DRURY 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 10, 1881, 
 
 New Boston, HI.; s. Omcr II. (b. JI 17, 185S, 
 New Boston, HI. and Minnie (Southward) 
 Drurv (b. Ja 3, 1857, Chillicothe, O.). Pre- 
 pared in New Boston 11. S. ; Univ. Acad. 
 Mgr., Univ. Band. Mech. Draftsman for The 
 Link Belt Mach. Co., 39th St. and Stewart Ave., 
 Chicago, 1903-7; Asst. Engr., Office of Chief 
 H^ngr., Union Pac Ry., 1907 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Soc; E. E. Soc. Married Stella Odoll Rusrh, S 
 28, 1903, Evanston, HI. Children: Orner Chris- 
 tian, b. D 21, 1004; Donald Rugh, h. F 3, 1908. 
 Address, 323 W. Garfield, Seattle! 
 
 1863. JAMES FR.VNKLIN DUFFY, JR. 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 12, 1883; 
 
 s. James Franklin (b. Mr 26, 18.13) and Miriam 
 (Llall) Duflfy (b. F 26, 1847, Point Pleasant, 
 Va.). Prepared in S. Chicago IL S. Sigma 
 
 \u; T.-iu Bda I'i ; I\I. K. Soc; J:. Iv Soc; 
 Orange and Blue; Lt. Col., Univ. Rcgt.: Brcv. 
 Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. With Duffy Mf^g. Co., 
 1903-12; Mfr., Hardware specialties (under 
 own name), 1912—. Ca|)t., Co. K., First Rcgl., 
 III. Reserve Militia. .Married Corlnne Shep 
 herd, Je 30, 1909. Address, Park Ridge, 111.; 
 hiis. add., 563 Fulton St., Chicago. 
 
 1864. WILLIAM VAN DUNKIN 
 Designer of Farm Mach.; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 M. E., 1909: b. S 16, 1872, Odell, HI.; s. Van- 
 'Meter (b. Je 15, 1846, Attica, HI.) and Agnes 
 E. (Wagner) Duiikiii (b. S 16, 1855). Prejiared 
 in Univ. Acad. Chief Draftsman, Stover Mfg. 
 Co., I'reeport, 1903-5; Instr., Mach. Design, 
 Univ. of Hi., 1905-12; Designer, harm Mach., 
 Deere & Co., Moline, 19 12 — ■. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; A. .S. M. E.\ Soc Promotion Engng. 
 Educ. Married Nannie T. Davis, Je 29, 1898. 
 Children: Van Davis, b. Je 15, 1899; William 
 Thomas, b. My 27, 1907. Address, 174 E. 
 Pine .St., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 .865, GU.STAVE HERMAN EIDMAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 643) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 31, 1881, 
 Mascoulah, HI.; s. Louis Frederick (b. Mr is, 
 1847, iio.) and Calharina (Koob) Eidinan (b. 
 Ap 7, 1852, New Baden, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; Der Deutsche Verein; 
 ('horal Soc. I,ive-stock and fruit raising. Mar- 
 ried Marie Thompson, J\ 25, 1906, Shirley, HI. 
 ('hildrcn: Katharyn Clara, b. Je 18, 1907; 
 Elizabeth Marie, b. Ja 8, 1910. Address, 
 Shirley, Ill.t 
 
 1866. CLARA EDNA FISHER (BROWN) 
 (Wife of No. 1829) 
 A. B. in L. &• A.; b. D 23, 1880, Mahomet, 
 111.; d. David (b. O 30, 1841, Frankfort, O.) 
 and Sarah A. (Latham) Fisher (b. Ag 18, 1848, 
 Washington, O.). J'renared in Mahomet H. 
 S.; 111. Woman's Coll. Alpha (Jhi Omega; 
 Phi Delta Psi. Married M. Lewis Brown 
 ('03), O 30, 1906. Child, Lewis Fisher, b. 
 .S 5, 1907. Address, 2329 W. (jrand Blvd., 
 Detroit. 
 
 1867. CLARENCE WILSON FISKE 
 Asst. Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. E.: M. E., 
 191 1 ; b. H 19, 1879, Sterling, 111.; s. C. C. and 
 Fanny (Wilson) Fiskc. Prepared in Sterling 
 IL S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Delta 
 .Sigma; M. E. Soc; Class Football. With 
 Deere & Co., 1904; C. R. I. & J'. R. R. Co.; 
 Asst. Chief Engr. in charge of design, Williams, 
 White & Co, Moline. Invented: .Simple re- 
 verse mechanism for mach. drive; automatic 
 feeder for forging mach.; mach. for cutting 
 and polishing live sides of a marble slab at 
 one setting. Mem., Moline After-Ditiiier Club; 
 A. F. A. M.; Doris Lodge 319; W. M., 1917-18; 
 R. A. M.; Commandery, K. T.; Moline Cml. 
 Club; A. S. M. E. Married Marjorie Harriet 
 Gage, S lO, 1914, Champaign (died D 1918, 
 Moline, HI.). Children: Charles Gage, b. Jl 
 19, 1915; Margaret Ann, b. Ja 21, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 2021 13th St., Moline, HI,; /;((.v. add., 
 Williams. White & Co., do. 
 
 1868. ETHEL CLARA FORBES (SCOTT) 
 
 (Daughter of No. H20; Sister of Nos. 949, 
 1031; Wife of No. 1585) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. TI 20, 1881, Normal, 
 111.; d. Stephen Alfred (b. My 29, 1844, Sil- 
 ver Creek 111.) and Clara Shaw (Gaston) 
 Forbes (b. Ag 3', 1848, Hamilton, O.). Pre; 
 pared in Urbana II. ,S. and Univ. Acad. Pi 
 Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 scholarshij) in French for 1907-8. Instr., 
 French, Univ. of S. Dak., 1904-7; stud, in 
 Paris, 1905; grad. stud., Univ. of HI., 1907-8. 
 Co-editor, "Illinois Songs," pub. bv Thomas 
 E. Shepard. New Haven, 1903; Translator 
 
i8o 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 U903 
 
 (with Joseph P. Chamberlain') Modern French 
 Legal Philosophy, Boston Book Co., 1916. 
 Married Franklin William Scott ('01), Je 18, 
 1908, Urbana. Children: Mary Forbes, b. Ag 
 6, 1910; Hugh Forbes, b. JI 12, 1915; Thomas 
 William, b. S 3, 191 8. Address, S03 Michigan 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 1869. MARJORIE DOUGLAS FORBES 
 
 (WILSON) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 688, 1129; Wife of No. 2005) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 5, 1882, Polo, 111.; 
 d. Henry Clinton (b. My 19, 1S33, Preble, N. 
 Y.) and Laura Jane (Gorham) Forbes (b. F 
 24, 1835, Pittsford, Vt.). Prepared in L^rbana 
 H. S. and Univ. Acad. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Phi Delta Psi. Taught, H. S., Dixon, 1904; 
 Stud, at Univ. of 111., 1903; travelling for 
 health, 1905. Married Joseph Wade Wilson 
 ('04), Jl 2, 1910, Messler's Inn, near Mt. 
 Rainier' Nat. Park, Wash. Children: Eleanor 
 Jane, b. S 4, 191 1; Forbes, b. Mr 30, 191 5; 
 John Robert, b. S 15, 1916. Address, Faunt- 
 ieroy Park, Seattle. 
 
 1870. LOIS GERTRUDE FRANKLIN 
 (STOOLMAN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 13, 1881, Streator, 
 111.; d. William Lyman (h. Ap 1830, Buffalo, 
 N. Y.) and Caroline Elizabeth (Morton") 
 Franklin (b. S 4, 1843, Cincinnati). Prepared 
 in Dvvight H. S.; 111. St. Norm_. Univ., 1896- 
 1900. Pi Beta Phi. Taught in Champaign 
 H. S., 1903-8. Married Almond Winfield 
 Stoolman, F 13, 1909. Child, Elizabeth Vir- 
 ginia, b. Ja 4, 1910. Address, looi S. 3d St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 1871. MAURICE DEEN FRENCH 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in E. E.: b. Jl 26. 1881, 
 Armstrong, 111.; s. Truman P. (b. My 11, 
 1851, near Terra Haute, Ind.) and Eugenie 
 Isabell (Robinson) French (b. Ao 25. 1853, 
 Peoria Co.). Prepared in David Citv (Nebr.) 
 H. S. Class Football and Baseball. Fuel 
 Engr. ; Asst. Steam Engr., Steel Mills; Power 
 Plant Const.; Fuel Engr., Commonwealth Ed- 
 ison Co., Chicago: Asst. Steam Engr., 111. 
 Steel Co.. South Chicago; Chief Supt.. Const., 
 Krehbiel Co., Chicago. Married Lavinia L. H. 
 Bennett, Je 29, 1Q08, Danville, 111. Address, 
 1712 Marquette Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 1872. RALPH II A WES GAGE 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 12, 
 1880, Hannibal, Mo.; s. L. C. (b. 1852. Vt.) 
 and Mary Alice Gage (b. i8s6, Hannibal, Mo.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. and Man. Tr. 
 Sch. Sigma .^Ipha Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Capt., LTniv. Regt. Engr. and Chief Drafts- 
 man with A. Bolter's Sons, Struct. Works, 
 1903-9; Sec. and Engr., Gaee Struct. Steel Co., 
 1909 — . Auth.: Cost of Shop Drawings for 
 Struct. Iron and Steel, The Tcchnografh, Univ. 
 of 111., No. 27 1906-7: also appeared in The 
 Engiig. News, Vol. 58, No. 6. Ag 8, 1007. Mem.. 
 Central Mfg. Dist. Club; La Grange Country 
 Club; La Grange Suburban Club. Married 
 Nell Dnvidson, Te i. 1905, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Elizabeth, "b. N 16, 1906 (died Ap 29, 
 1907); Jerome Davidson, b. Ja 5, 1912; Jane, 
 b. Ta 13. 1914. Address. 301 S. 8th Ave., La 
 Grange, 111.; bus. add., 3141 S. Hoyne Ave.. 
 (Thicago. 
 
 1S73. HENRY RIEHL GARDEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 6, 1874. 
 Seneca 111.; s. J. A. Garden. Prepared in 
 Ottawa H. S. Pres., Salem Brick Co., Salem, 
 Va. Married Grace E. Tinsley, Ap 4. '907. 
 Pembroke, Va. Children: Grace, b. S 28. 
 1908; Marion, b. Ag 6. 1914; Dorothy, b. D 
 15. 191^; Henry, b. O 31, 1917- Address, 
 Salem, Va. 
 
 1874- WILLI A KATHRYN GARVER 
 
 (Sister of No. 1224) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Jl 4, 1880, Farmer 
 City, 111.; d. Christian (b. 1849, Harrisburg, 
 Pa.) and Eva (Pettit) Carver (b. 1855, Shel- 
 by ville, Ind.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ.; Bloomington H. S. Watcheka: Pi Beta 
 Phi; Lib. Club. Organizer of Pekin Pub. Lib., 
 LaSalle Pub. Lib. and South Bend (Wash.) 
 Pub. Lib.; Asst. Lib., Univ. of 111., 1918— . 
 Address, Univ. Library, Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 1875. RALPH MAYO GASTON 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1916; 
 
 b. Ja 2, 1881. Normal, 111.; s. Frank Lee (b. 
 My s, 1853, Tremont, 111.) and Ida Lavonia 
 (Philbrick) Gaston (b. F 29, 1856, Adeline, 
 111.). Prepared in Normal Pub. H. S. M. E. 
 and E. E. Soc, Pres. Draftsman, Sargent 
 & Lundy, Consulting Engrs., Chicago, 1903-4; 
 Chief Engr., George P. Nichols & Bro., Mfrs. 
 of R. R. Mach., 1904 — . Auth.: Methods of 
 Increasing Power Factor of Induction Motors, 
 Technograph, Vol. 18, 1004; Physical Proper- 
 ties of Steam Below Atmospheric Pressure, 
 Potver, 1904; Selection of Motors for Hoist- 
 ing Work. IVesf. Elec, Ap 25, 1908. Mem., 
 Morgan Park Presby. Church; Chicago Elec. 
 Club. Married Margaret P. Jennings, Ap 13, 
 1904, Saybrook, 111. Children: Frances Mar- 
 garet, b. N 7, 1908; Horace Jennings, b. N 18, 
 1912; Elizabeth Lavonia, b. D i, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, 2128 W. io8th PI., Chicago; bus. add., 
 2139 W. Fulton St., Chicago. 
 
 1876. JOHN FRANCIS GAVIN 
 Lawyer: LL. B.; b. F 9, 1S79, Chicago; s. 
 
 William Gavin. Prepared in St. Ignatius Coll. 
 and Chicago Athenaeum. Address, 1443 W. 
 Garfield Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 1222 First 
 Nat. Bank Bldg., d^.t 
 
 1877. FRANCES EMELINE GILKERSON 
 
 (ALLYN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5003; Daughter of No. 138; 
 
 Sister of Nos. 1685, 2396, 2994) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1904; b. D 18, 
 1880, Marengo. 111.; d. Hiram (.'77) < (b- C) 4, 
 18^3 Genoa. 111.) and Portia (Moffet) Gilker- 
 son (b. D 14. 1853. Bell Co.. Tex.). Prepared 
 in Marengo H. S. Alethenai. Teaching German, 
 Dixon, 111., 1904-.S; Homer. 111., 1905-6; Cham- 
 paign, 1906-11. Married Orr Allyn ('12"), Je 
 10, 191 1, Marshall, Mo. Children: Orr Milton, 
 b. Ja 6, 1914; Portia, b. D 26, 1916. Address, 
 Box s. Fergus, Mont. 
 
 1878. KATHARINE EATON GOLD 
 (KENNEDY) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Dundas, Minn.; d. William 
 Jason (b. Te 17, 18.1 .i, Washington, D. C.) 
 and Kate (Doran) Eaton (b. Ag 18, 184=;, 
 Cambridge, Mass.). Prepared in Kemper Hall, 
 Wis. Eng. Club. In Joliet Pub. Lib., 190^-4; 
 First Asst., City Park Branch, Brooklyn Pub. 
 Lib. and Children's Lib.. 1904-7; Libn., Hearst 
 Free Lib., Lead, S. Dak., 1907-9. Mem., 
 Am. Lib. Assn.; Long Island Lib. Club. Mar- 
 ried James Blanchal-d Kennedy, Ag 6, 1009, 
 Deadwood, S. Dak. Children: Caroline Gold, 
 b. Tl 29, 10 10; Thomas William Jason, b. My 
 7, "1912. Address. 1182 Lligh St., S. E., Port- 
 land, Ore.J 
 
 1879. GRACE GOODALE (KE.\TOR) 
 (Wife of No. 1717) 
 B. L. S.; b. Ag 28, 1880, Cincinnati; d; 
 Levi C. (b. 1843, Sangamon Co.. 111.) and 
 Wilhelmina Coates (Roberts) Goodale (b. 184=;, 
 Bucks Co., Pa.). Prepared in Woodward H. 
 S Cincinnati and Univ. of Cincinnati. Delta 
 Delta Delta; Phi Delta Psi. Cataloger. Cin- 
 cinnati Pub. Lib., 1903; Instr.. Lib. Econ., 
 Ill St. Lib. Sch., 1903-4; Cataloger, \oung 
 
I903J 
 
 Baccalaureate z^lumni 
 
 181 
 
 Men's Mercantile Lib. Assn., 1904-6. Mar- 
 ried Edward Orris Keator ('02), O 16, 1906, 
 Cincinnati. Children: Goodale Roberts, b. Jl 
 7, 1912; Sarah Ann, b. D 19, 1915. Address, 
 1 55 Baker St.. Dayton, O. 
 
 1880. CHARLES HENRY GREEN ■ 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 6, 
 1882, Sterling, 111.; s. Henry and Harriett 
 (Yaeger) Green. Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. 
 S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Con- 
 sulting Engr., Muskogee, Okla., Spokane, Los 
 Angeles. Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Married 
 Charlotte G. Green, je i8, 1907, Independence, 
 Mo. Children: Henry, Jr., b. Jl 25, 1908; 
 Wallace Alcon, b. Ap i, 191:. Address, 
 Orland, Ind.t 
 
 i88r. CLARENCE GREEN 
 Teacher: A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 18, 1874, 
 Lawrenceville, 111.; s. George W. (b. 1842, do.) 
 and Mary J. (Scarlett) Green (b. 1856, do.). 
 Prepared in Lawrenceville H. S.; Vincennes 
 Univ. Philomathean; Pres., Eng. Club; 
 Hatchet Orator. Taught H. S., LTrbana, 
 1903-7; H. S., Tacoma, Wash., 1908-11; Sales- 
 man, 1911-18. Married Nola Butler, Angola, 
 Ind., D 1903. Children: Laura Mary, b. Mr 
 9. 1905; Josephine, b. Ja 28, 1907; Clara Eliza- 
 beth, b. Jl 2, igio. Address, Orland, Ind. 
 
 1882. ROLLA BURDETTE GROVE 
 Automobile Dealer; LL. B.; b. D 13, 18S0, 
 Buckley, 111.; s. George (b. Ap 29, 1839, 
 Ottawa, 111.) and Margaret (Chapman) Grove 
 (b. O 5, 1843, Dearborn Co., Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Ottawa H. S. Theta Kappa Nu; 
 Von Twiller Court. City Atty., Hillyard, 1905- 
 9; Automobile dealer. 1917 — . Trustee, First 
 Congr. Church, Hillyard, 1909-17; Past Grand 
 Master, Banna Lodge, No. 179; I. O. O. F. 
 Married Anna B. Hendricks, Jl 3, 1907, Hill- 
 yard, Wash. Children: Margaret Olen, b. Ap 
 20, 1909; Audry Isabel, b. Ap 20, 191 1; .A^nna 
 Yvonne, b. My 2, 1913; Georgie Mildred, b. 
 D II, 1916. Address, Opportunity, Wash. 
 
 1883. GEORGE CONRAD HABERMEYER 
 
 (Husband of No. 2179) 
 Acting Chief, St. Water Sur.; B. S. in C. 
 E.; b. S 4, 1876, Aurora, 111.; s. John George 
 (b. Ag 6, 1850, Burg, Bavaria) and Mary M. 
 (Ochsenschlager) Habermeyer (b. My 25, 1852, 
 Aurora, 111.). Prepared in East Aurora H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi. Asst. Engr. with W. S. Shields, 
 1903-5; Asst. City Engr., Elgin, 111., 1905-7; 
 Instr., Univ. of III., 1907-9; Assoc, Mun. and 
 San. Engng., 1909-13; pvt. practice, 1913-16; 
 Engr., St. Water Sur., 1916-17; Acting Chief, 
 State ^A^ater Survey Div., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Sewage Disposal Plants for Small Institutions, 
 111. Soc. of Engrs. and Survs., 1910; Formulas 
 for Flow in Sewers, do., 1912. Mem., 111. Soc. 
 of Engrs. and Survs.; 111. Water Supplv Assn.; 
 Am. Water Works Assn.; A. S. C. E. Mar- 
 ried Iva Esther Mercer ('04), 1905, Cham- 
 paign. Address, 1103 Euclid St., Champaign. 
 
 1884. EMMA JOANNA HAGEY 
 Librarian; B. L. S., 1903; b. Jl 5, 1874, 
 Milledgeville, 111.; d. William Henry Harrison 
 (b. D 5, 1841, Trappe. Pa.) and Emily Maria 
 (Humphrey) Hagey (b. O S, 1845, Harris- 
 burgh N. Y.). Prepared in Norfolk H. S., 
 Neb. A. B., Univ. of Neb., 1898. Libn., 
 Beatrice, Neb., 1903-4; Lincoln City Lib., Lin- 
 coln, Neb., 1904-10; Cedar Rapids, la.. Pub. 
 Lib., 1910 — . Address, Cedar Rapids, la. 
 
 1885. SAMUEL JOHN HAIGHT, Jr. 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 21, 1870, 
 Meriden, 111.; s. Samuel John (b. Ja 1, 1845, 
 Jo.) and Mary Ann (Hoffman) Haight (b. 
 My 15, 1841. Peru, 111.). Prepared in Black- 
 stone H. S., Mendota. 111. and West. Mil. 
 Acad., Upper Alton, 111. .Vlpha Zeta; Agr. 
 
 Club; Internat. Live-Stock Judging l 
 farmer and Stock Raiser, 1903 — . 
 Breeders' Assn.; Am. Shorthorn' 
 
 Team, 1900. 
 Mem., Am. 
 
 . AT • , ^, -- ' — ....... Breeders' 
 
 Assn. Married Theressa Marie Engelskirchan, 
 4\^' T^^oS- EarlviUe, 111. Children: Samuel 
 John, IV. b. Je 2, 1909; Charles Edward, b. 
 D 29, 1912; Grace Marie, b. Ja 7, 1917 
 Address, Mendota, 111. ' 
 
 1886. HERMAN EUGENE HARTLINE 
 Pres., HartlineProctor Co.; LL. B • b Mr 
 30, 1 881, Anna, 111.; s. Benjamin F. (b. D 
 6, 1835, do.) and Mary (Lingle) Hartline (b. 
 t/ I' i8S9, Cobden, 111.). Prepared in Anna 
 H. b. B. S., Valparaiso Univ., 1900. Phi 
 Delta Phi. Practicing Atty., 1903-16; Realty 
 Dealer, 1916; Pres., Bay City Shipbuilding 
 Co.; Pres., The Hartline-Proctor Co. Married 
 Mrs. Frances Amann, Ap 27, 1916. Child, 
 Lenore Amann, step-child, b. My 1907. Ad'- 
 dress, 54 N. King St., Portland, Ore. 
 
 1887. ANDREW EDGAR HAUTER 
 Real Est.; LL. B.; b. D 23, 1874, Tiskilwa, 
 111.; s. Joseph (b. 1840, Nancy, France) and 
 Mary (Augspurger) Hauter (b. 1844, Trenton, 
 O.). Prepared in Tiskilwa LI. S. Websterian 
 Debating Soc; Philomathean; Y. M. C. A.; 
 Orat. Assn. Mem., Firm of Fuller, Isreal & 
 Hauter, Belvidere, 111.; with Fisher and North, 
 Rockford, 111., 1904; Asst. State's Atty., Win- 
 nebago Co. and Claim Adjuster for Rockford 
 and Interurban Ry. Co.; Adv. Salesman, 1912- 
 16; real est. bus., 1916 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church; Chamber of Commerce; Rockford 
 L'niv. of 111. Club, Pres. Married Frances 
 Emerson, D 28, 191 1, Rockford, 111. Child, 
 Frederic Emerson, b. Je 7, 1917. Address, 
 Highland Ave., Detroit; bus. add., 533 Majestic 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 1888. *EDNA MAY HAWLEY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ja 16, 1878, Chicago; 
 d. Orange Foote (b. Cambridge, Vt.) and 
 Susan Harriette (Whitaker) Hawley. Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S., Chicago; Oberlin 
 Coll., 1896-8; N. W. Univ., 1899-1901. Cata- 
 loger. Wis. Free Lib. Com., 1904; LaCrosse 
 Pub. Lib., 1904-5; Organizer in la. and Ore., 
 1905-9; Libn., Ore. St. Lib., 1909-15. Mem., 
 111. St. Lib. Sch. Assn.; Am. Assn. Law Libs.; 
 Am. Lib. Assn. Died F 24, 191 5, Salem, Ore. 
 
 1889. EMORY ROE HAYHURST 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1905; M. 
 D., 1908; b. Je 28, 1880, St. Louis; s. John 
 Emory (b. Mr 19, 1849, Evansville, Ind.) and 
 Eva May (Roe) Hayhurst (b. N 20, 1854, 
 Hernando, Miss.). Prepared in Maywood H. 
 S. and John Marshall, Chicago. Ph. D., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1916. Delta Upsilon; Nu Sigma 
 Nu; Alpha Omega Alpha; K. K. Club; Adel- 
 phic; Capt. and Regtl. Adjt. Asst., Physiol., 
 L'niv. of 111., 1903-4; Instr., do., 1904-5; do.. 
 Coll. of P. & S., 1905-8; First Interne ap- 
 pointed to Univ. Hosp., 1908; Interne, Cook 
 Co. Hosp., 1908-10; Phys. and Surg., May- 
 wood and Chicago, 1910-13; 111. Conin. on , Oc- 
 cupational Diseases, Chicago, 1910; Asst. Prof., 
 Coll. of P. & S., 1910-12; Fellow on Occupa- 
 tional Diseases, Sprague Memorial Inst., 1912- 
 13; Instr., Rush Med. Coll., 1912-13; Chief, 
 O. Occupational Disease Sur., 1913-15; O. St. 
 Bd. of Health, 1913 — ; Asst. Prof., Hygiene, 
 O. St. Univ., 1916; Sec. of the Med. Faculty, 
 O. St. Univ., 1917; Sec. of Com. on Shop 
 sanitation. Council of Nat. Defense, 1917-18; 
 Prof., Hygiene and Sanitation, S. M. A., Col- 
 umbus, O., 1918 — . Auth.: Report of the In- 
 vestigation of the Brass Mfg. Indus., Chicago 
 and the Zinc Smelter of LaSalle Co., HI., con- 
 tained in Report of Comn. on Occupational 
 Diseases to Gov. Deneen, 191 1, pp. 49-84; The 
 Effects of Turpentine upon the Health of 
 Workmen, do.; The Brass Moulder's Secret, 
 The Survey., Vol. XXVI, 1911, illustrated; 
 
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 Sur. of Indus. Health Hazards and Ociipational 
 Diseases in O., O. St. Bd. of Health, 438 pp., 
 191 5; Chaps, in Diseases of Occupational and 
 Vocational Hygiene, Kober and Hanson, 191 6; 
 Asst. Ed., Am. Jour, of Pub. Health. 1917; 
 articles in Jour. A. M. A., Am. Jour, of 
 Physiology, Am. Jour. Med. Sc, Bills, of U. S. 
 Bur. of 'Labor, The Survey, Am. Jour. Pub. 
 Health, Hasp. Mgmt., Alod. Hasp.. Xl'th 
 Internat. Cong, of Hygiene and Demography. 
 Nat. Conf. of Charities and Corrections, Second 
 Pan-Am. Scientific Cong., O. Pub. Health Jour. 
 Chm., Sec. on Indus. Hygiene, Am. Pub. Health 
 Assn., 1916-17; Health Com.. Nat. Safety Coun- 
 cil, 1912-18; A. M. A.; Chicago Pathological 
 Soc, 1909 — ; Am. Econ. Assn., 1915 — ; A. A. 
 A. S., 1916 — ; Am. Assn. of Indus. Physicians 
 and Surgs., 1916 — ; Nat. Conf. of Social Work- 
 ers, 1916 — . Married Isabella Elmira Norris. 
 N 5, 1910, Maywood, 111. (died My 18. 191S). 
 Children: Roe Norris, b. Ag 7, 1913; Cuthbert 
 Newton, b. Je 27, 1916; James Dwight, b. Ap 
 21, 19 1 8. Address, Concord Rd., LFpper Ar- 
 lington, Columbus, O. 
 
 1890. MABEL HAYWARD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. South Bend, Ind.; 
 d. Arthur W. (b. Waterford, O.) and Eliza- 
 beth (Chase) Hayward (b. South Hadley, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma; Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka. 
 Cataloger, Elgin Pub. Lib., 1903-4; Asst., Tohn 
 Crerar Lib., 1904 — . Mem., 111. Lib. "Sch. 
 Assn.; Chicago Lib. Club; A. L. A.; Presbv. 
 Church; Chicago Coll. Club; Woman's City 
 Club; D. A. R. Address, 5418 Blackstone 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1891. LILLIAN HEATH (HAINES) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 14, 1881; d. Noble 
 Porter (b. F 11, 1833, Circleville, O.) and 
 Elizabeth (Hevel) Heath (h. Mr 28, 1837, 
 Charleston, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Y. W. 
 C. A.; Girls' Glee Club; Opera Club. (3rad. 
 work. Tames !Millikin LTniv., 1910-11; Active 
 Red Cross, Washington, D. C. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married George Haines, Jr., D 25, 
 1Q18, White Heath, 111. Address, White Heath, 
 111. 
 
 1892. MARY HENDERSON (FLETCHER) 
 (Wife of No. 2092) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. N 17, 1880. Cedar Rapids, la.; 
 d. William Perry (b. Je 27, 1843, Toulon, 111.) 
 and Emma Catherine (Wagner) Henderson (b. 
 S 10, 1846, York, Pa.). Prepared in Cedar 
 Rapids, la. Pi Beta Phi. Married Carl 
 Joshua Fletcher ('04), D 16, 1905, Galesburg, 
 111. Children: Samuel Fletcher, b. F 15, 1907; 
 William Henderson, b. Mr 8, 1908; Carl 
 Joshua, Jr., b. My 20, 1910; David Brown, b. 
 Je 8, 1913; Stephen Wimberly, b. S 8, 1916. 
 Address, 5565 Central Ave., Indianapolis. 
 
 1893. LYLE GEORGE HERRICK 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 699, 3404, 5719) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 14, 18S1, 
 
 Farmer City, 111. ; s. George W. and Dora O. 
 
 (Knight) Herrick. Prepared in Farmer City 
 
 H. S. LL. B., Chicago. Sigma Chi; Eng. 
 
 Club; Track Team, Capt. Married Vernele 
 
 Norris, Ja 16, 1908, Farmer City. Child, Jean 
 
 Louise, b. O 4, 19 10. Address, Farmer City, 
 
 Ill.t 
 
 1894. BENJAMIN WILLIAM HETHER- 
 
 INGTON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 24, 1880; s. B. M 
 (b. Ag 15, 1830, Malo, Co. Cork, Ireland) 
 and Mary (Lawler) Hetherington (b. Ap 30, 
 1839, Jersey City, N. J.). Prepared in LaSalle- 
 Peru Tp. H. S. Mem., K. of C; B. P. O. E.; 
 C. O. F. ; Hamilton Club, Chicago; Royal 
 Arcanum. Married Emily M. Haskins, Ja i, 
 1908. Child, William P^, b. O 25, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, 209 3d St., LaSalle, 111.; bus. adJ., 
 1285^ Marquette St., do.t 
 
 189.=;. CHARLES HUNTINGTON HIGGINS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. D 11, 1879, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Edwin L. and Belle (Hunt- 
 ington) Higgins. Prepared in Springfield and 
 Qumcy H. Schs. Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Ep- 
 silon; Baseball; Pres., Ath. Assn. Asst. Chem., 
 Swift & Co., Chicago; Chem., Gulick-Hender- 
 son-Co., Chicago. Mem., 111. Nat. Guard.1897- 
 1903; U. S. v., 1S98. Married Mary T. 
 Turner, D 4, 1906, Galesburg, 111. Address. 
 Colonial Hotel, 6325 Kenwood Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add.. Ribbon Refresher Co., 538 S. Clark 
 St., do.j 
 
 1896. EDNA DUBOIS HOFF (ALLISON) 
 (Sister of Nos. 2697, 3778; Wife of No. 2553) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 25, 1882, Wilming- 
 ton, Del.; d. Theo. (b. S 21, 1S44, Richboro, 
 Pa.) and Lucy (Naisby) Hoff (b. My 12, 1856, 
 Philadelphia). Prepared in Chicago Hgts. H. 
 S. Illiola. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1903-4; 
 taught in Bloom Tp. H. S., 1904-6. Pres., 
 Christian Endeavor Soc, Chicago Hgts., 1005; 
 ^^ p.. Chicago Hgts. Alumni Assn., 1905. Mar- 
 ried Ira Dent Allison ('06), Je 21, 1906. Child, 
 Richard Keith, b. Je 17, 1908. Address, Fort 
 Dodge, la.t 
 
 1S97. VERNON MILNER HOLDER 
 .A.rch. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 26, 1873, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. William I. (b. My 30, 
 1849, do.) and Ida Weber (Bowen) Holder 
 (b. N 17, 1848, W. Va.). Prepared in Univ. 
 .\cad. Arch. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Tau Beta 
 Pi. Ry. Engng. Dept., G. E. Co., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y., 1903-4; Boston Edison Co., 1904-5; 
 Engr. with F. O. Blackwell, Consulting Engr., 
 49 Wall St., New York City, 1905-7; Viele, 
 Blackwell & Buck, N. Y., 1907 — . Married 
 Elsie Patter>;on, Jl 12, 1904, Normal, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 49 Wall St., N. Y. City.t 
 
 1S98. MARJORIE CAMPBELL HOLDER- 
 MAN (SCHULTZ) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 8, 1881, Indian- 
 apolis; d. Jacob G. (b. Ja 6, 1850, Dayton, O.) 
 and Margaret (Campbell) Holderman, b. Ap 
 4, 1855, Perth, Scotland). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Phi Delta Psi. Stenographer, 
 office of y. P. Burrill, 1908-11; do.. Circuit 
 Court, Champaign Co., 1911-13. Married Gus- 
 tave H. Schultz, O :i, 1913, Frankfort, Ind. 
 Address, 2095<2 W. Harrison St., Danville, 111. 
 
 1899. 
 
 ELLEN ALDEN HUNTINGTON 
 (WHITTEM) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. D 25, 1878, Lebanon, Conn.; 
 <1. William (b. My 18, 1839, do.) and Caroline 
 Elizabeth (Saxon) Huntington (b._ Mr 18, 1843, 
 Goshen, Conn.). Prepared in Hartford 
 (Conn.) H. S. A. M., Columbia, 1909. Kappa 
 .\lpha Theta; Phi Delta Psi; Pres., Watcheka. 
 .\ttended Pratt Inst., 1S97-9; Sch. of House- 
 keeping, Boston, 1899-1901; Supt., Household 
 .\id Co., Boston, 1903-4; Instr., Home Econ., 
 Univ. of \^'is., 1904-8; Dir., Dept. of Home 
 Econ., Summer Sch., LTniv. of Wis., LTtah 
 Agr. Coll., 1909-12. Auth.: Pamphlet, The 
 Dietary, Boston, 16 pp., 1900; The Fireless 
 Cooker, 1908. Married Arthur Fisher Whit- 
 tem, D 21, 1912, Hartford, Conn. Children: 
 Margaret Huntington, b. N 26, 1913;' Thomas 
 Huntington, b. O 13, 1916. Address, 9 Vin- 
 cent St., Cambridge, i\Iass. 
 
 1900. SOPHIE HYDE (HUBACHEK) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Chicago, 111.; d. Richard 
 and Babette Hyde. Prepared in N. Y. St. Lib. 
 Sch., 1904-5. Asst., J. C. Lib., 1905-11; head 
 of Order Dept., L^niv. of Minn. Lib., 1911-15. 
 Married Louis A. Hubachek, Mr 5, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 5136 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
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 183 
 
 1901. FRANK BRUCE INGERSOLL 
 Civ. Engr. and Contr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 
 My 10, 1878, Sterling, 111.; s. Frank L. (b. 
 Te 6, 183S, Buffalo, N. Y.) and Eva M. (Crook) 
 Ingersoll (b. Ja i. 1851, Sterling, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Denver H. S. Address, Marshalltown, 
 
 1902. FRANK EMERSON INKS 
 Phys. and Surg.; A. B. in Sc. ; M. D., 1012; 
 b. F 7, 1882, Ohio, 111.; s. Frank William (b. 
 JI II, 1861, do.) and Mary Mable (Shifflett) 
 Inks (b. S 21, 1861). Prepared in E. Men- 
 dota H. S. Philomathean; Track team; Fin- 
 ance Com. of Sr. Class. Clerkship, Kimball 
 Piano Co., 1903-4; do., Stromberg Carlson Co., 
 1^904-S; do., German Ins. Co., 1905-8; Med. 
 Coll., Univ. of 111., 1908; House surg.. Gen. 
 Hosp., Seattle, 1912; Instr., Physiology, Med. 
 Dept., Phys. and Surg., Polo, 111., 1913 — . 
 Pres., Y. P. S. C. E., Presby. Church, 1906-7; 
 Pres., Y. M. C. A., Med. Coll., 1910-11; Treas., 
 Presby. Church; Mem., Phi Chi; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Belle Anderson, O 4, 1916, Polo, 111. 
 Child, Robert Emerson, b. F 27, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Polo, 111. 
 
 1903. WASHINGTON PARKER IRELAND 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 7, 1881, 
 Stewartsville, Mo.; s. David James (b. My 5, 
 1842. Cincinnati) and Louisa Salle (Parker) 
 Ireland (b. Ap 25, 1849, Alton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Englevvood H. S. C. E. Club; Glee 
 Club. Asst. Engr., Const., Rhinelander Paper 
 Go's, mill, Rhinelander, Wis., 1903-4; Asst. to 
 T. T. Johnston and J. A. Seddon, Consulting 
 Engrs., Chicago, 1904-5; Designing and Const. 
 Engr., Water Dept., Chicago, 1905-7; Engr. in 
 charge of Water Power Surs., Plans and Es- 
 timates, Mont., Idaho, Wash, and B. ("., 
 hdqtrs., Spokane, 1907-9; Deputy Engr., St. 
 Engng. Dept., Sacramento, Calif., 1909-10; Sec. 
 and Managing Engr., Gen. Engng. and Const. 
 Co., Inc., Sacramento, Calif., 1911-12; Const. 
 Engr., St. Engng. Dept. of Calif., 19 13-15; 
 pvt. practice in civil engng., offices in Sacra- 
 mento, Calif., and Reno, Nev., 1916-18. Auth. : 
 Discharging Capacity of Culverts, Engng. Rec- 
 ord, 1904, pp. 420-21; Water-Power Develop- 
 ment for the Rhinelander Paper Co., Techno- 
 graph, 1904, pp. 107-111; Installing Water 
 Wheels on a "Hurry Up" Job. Technograph, 
 
 1905. Married Bessie Elaine Smalley, Jl 7, 
 
 1906, Chicago. Children: Robert Parker, b. 
 S 23, 1908; Eleanor Merle, b. S 14, 1910. 
 Address, 6028 Dorchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1904. FANNY REBECCA JACKSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Janesville, Wis.; d. 
 Alfred Augustus (b. Oneida Co., N. Y.) and 
 Rebecca Walker (Johnson) Jackson (b. Brock- 
 port, N. Y. ). Prepared in Janesville, Wis. and 
 Rockford Coll. Acad. A. B., Rockford Coll., 
 1896. Lib. Club; Y. W. C. A. Periodical and 
 Binding Asst., Univ. of 111. Lib.; Instr. in Pub. 
 Documents, 111. St. Lib. Sch., 1903-7; Sec, 
 Wis. C. E. Union, 1898-1901; Sec, III. St. 
 Lib. Assn., 1904-5; Asst. Libn., West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., Macomb, 111., 1907-11; Libn., 
 Whitewater Norm. Sch., Whitewater, Wis., 
 1911-13; Libn., West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1 91 3 — -. Address, Macomb, 111. 
 
 1905. HENRY PHELPS JARMAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 12, 1879, 
 Elmwood, 111.; s. John (b. S 3, 1840, Russel- 
 ville, O.) and Clara May (Phelps) Jarman (b. 
 D 5, 1852, Harwington, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Elmwood H. S. Asst. Chem., Morris & Co., 
 1903-5; Chief Chem., Milk Products Co., 1905- 
 6; Asst. Chem., Morris & Co., 1906-8; Farmer, 
 1908 — . Mem. A. C. S. Married Mary Lor- 
 ing Bowers, O 18, 1905, Elmwood, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Loring Phelps, b. F 20, 1907; Ruth Mil- 
 dred, b. F 26, 191 1. Address, Elmwood, 111. 
 
 1906. ANNA VIVIAN JENNINGS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ja 30, 1874, Van 
 Meter, la.; d. William Henry (b. F 14, 1847, 
 Gurnsey Co., O.) and Ruth Ann (Clayton) 
 Jennings (b. Ja 7. 1847, Salem, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Davenport H. S.; York Coll., Neb.; 
 Neb. St. Norm., Peru, Neb. Lib. Club; Y. 
 W. C. A. Cataloger, Neb. St. Norm. Lib., 
 Peru, Neb., 1903-5; Libn., do., Kearney, Neb., 
 1905 — . .Address, Kearney, Neb. 
 
 1907. ALBERT MYRON JOHNSON 
 Supt., Barnes Drill Co.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 (b. Ap 9, 1880, Kishwaukee, 111.; s. Frank 
 Chandler (b. Kishwaukee, 111.) and Carrie 
 Emmeline (Adams) Johnson (b. Beloit, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon; M. E. and E. E. Socs. ; Orchestra; 
 Band; Pres., Fresh, class. Gen. Engng. work 
 in Chicago and Rockford; Draftsman, Mach. 
 Tools, B. F. Barnes Co. and Lunkenheimer 
 Co., Cincinnati; Telephone Switchboard Dept., 
 West. Elec Co.. Chicago, 1905-7; Draftsman, 
 111. Steel Co., South Chicago, 1907; Supt., 
 Barnes Drill Co., Rockford, 1907 — . Mem., 
 Rockford Univ. Club. Married Harriet Anne 
 Johnson, O 29, 1907, Colorado Springs, Colo. 
 Child, Harold Adams, b. Ja 8, 1913. Address, 
 611 Auburn St., Rockford, 111. 
 
 1908. FREDERICK DAWSON JOHNSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E.; b. Je 26, 1877, 
 Alton, 111.; s. William Harrison (b. F 8, 1839, 
 Canastota, N. Y.) and Hannah (Armstrong) 
 Johnson (b. Jl 14, 1S37, Alton, HI.). Prepared 
 in Alton H. S. Address. 1224 Main St., Alton. 
 Ill.t 
 
 1909. GRACE OSGOOD KELLEY 
 (Sister of Nos. 3817, 5242) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; A. B., 1908; b. O 10, 
 1 88 1, Whitehall, Mich.; d. Marshall Charles 
 (b. S 23, 1840, Wilmington, N. H.) and Mary 
 Strong (Smith) Kelley (b. Je 12, 1852, Dela- 
 field, Wi§.). Prepared in Muskegon H. S.; 
 Univ. of Minn., 1899-1900; Albion Coll., Mich., 
 1900-01. Delta Gamma; Phi Delta Psi. Cata- 
 loger, Univ. of 111., 1903-6; Libn., 111. St. Lab. 
 of Nat. Hist., 1906-11; John Crerar Lib., 
 191 1 — . Address, John Crerar Lib., Chicago. 
 
 1910. HELEN THERESA KENNEDY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 11, 1877, Council 
 
 Bluffs, la.; d. John A. and Mary Elizabeth 
 (McCurdy) Kennedy. Prepared in Jackson- 
 ville H. S.; 111. Woman's Coll., 1896-8. Libn., 
 111. St. Sch. for the Deaf, 1898-1901; Cata- 
 loger, Jacksonville Pub. Lib., 1903-4, 1906-7; 
 Head Cataloger, Springfield, 111., 1904-6; Or- 
 ganizer and Libn., Kewanee, 1907-8; Instr., 
 Wis. Lib. Sch., Madison, Wis., 1908-11; Dir., 
 Tr. Class, Los Angeles Pub. Lib., 1911-12; 
 Prin., Branches Dept., Los Angeles Pub. Lib., 
 191 2 — . Auth.: Suggestive List of Children's 
 Books, Democratic Printing Co., 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 340 Brent St., Los Angeles. 
 
 1911. ELWOOD ALMON KINGSTON 
 Phys. and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; M. D., 1913; 
 
 b. O 30, 1876, Picton, Ont., Can.; s. Joseph 
 J. (b. 1851, do.) and Anna Elizabeth (Rey- 
 nolds) Kingston (b. 1858). Prepared in Pic- 
 ton Coll. Inst.; Queen's Univ., Kingston, Can. 
 Honor Grad., Nat. Sc, two yrs. Min. and two 
 yrs. Med. Surg, to San. Dist., Chicago, 1Q06-7. 
 Married Lenne G. Burr, O 7, 1903, Belle- 
 ville, Ont., Can. Child, Marjorie Burr, b. Jl 
 i6, 1906. Address, Lockport, III. 
 
 1912. WILLIAM DAVID KNOWLTON 
 Power Sta. Operator; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 
 II, 1878, Joliet, III.; s. David Warren (b. My 
 1849, Leads Co., Can.) and Rena (Powers) 
 Knowlton (b. 1849, St. Joseph Co., Mich.). 
 Prepared in Onarga H. S., and Grand Prairie 
 
iS4 
 
 UiN'ivEKSirv 01' Illinois 
 
 [lyoo 
 
 Seni.. do. Natural Hist. Soc; Y. M. C. A. 
 Stud., Mech. Draftins, Lewis Inst., Chicago. 
 Elec. Engr. and Switchboard Operator, 1903-4; 
 Power Sta^ Supt., 1904 — . Auth. : Saving and 
 Success. Conimonwenlth Edison Branch, Nat. 
 Elec. Light Assn. Mem.. M. E. Church; Nat. 
 Elec. Light Assn.; North Shore Men's Club, 
 Chicago; A. F. A. M. Married Nellie Wise, 
 N 23, 1903, Milford, 111. Child, Margaret, b. 
 Mr 6, 1905. Address, 2017 Lincoln St., Evans- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 1913. ROBERT HAYDEN KUSS 
 Consulting Ena;r.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N o, 
 1S76, Peoria; s. Joseph (b. D 16, i8j>. Ger.") 
 and i-ouisa (Birkentuile) Kuss (b. My 15, 
 1S43. do.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. Delta 
 Cpsilon: Theta Nu Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Ed., Tcclnwgraph : Class Pres. Harmon Engng. 
 Co., Peoria, 1003; Instr., M. E., I'niv. of 
 111., 1003-5: Computer, U. S. Geol. Sur., Coal 
 Testing Plant, 1904: Special Observer, do., 
 St. Louis, 1905-7; Chief Asst. Smoke Insp., 
 Chicago. 1907-11; Mech. Engr., Edgenioor Iron 
 Co., Chicago, 1911-15; Consulting Engr., 1915 — . 
 Revision Auth. on: Construction of Boilers, 66 
 pp.. Types of Boilers, 82 pp.. Boiler Acces- 
 sories, 80 pp., Boiler Practice. 95 pp., Cyclo- 
 pedia of Engng., Am. Sch. of Cor., 1015; 
 later revision, do., 1918; many small technical 
 articles in jours, devoted to mech. engng. 
 Mem., A. S. M. E., 1913; Internat. Ry. Fuel 
 Assn., 1915; Licensed Struct. Engr., 1916; 
 City Club of Chicago; Sec, Pub. Utility Com., 
 191J. Married Florence Wilhelmiiia Brower, 
 S 3. 1904. Children: Ralph Logan, b, Te 16, 
 1905; Eleanor Louise, b. O 10, loo;; Robert 
 Hayden, b. My 21, 1912. Address. 57S4 E. 
 Circle Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Suite 805-112 
 W. Adams St., do. 
 
 1914. WILLIAM ADELBERT KUTSCH 
 Chemist: B. S. in Chem. E.: b. Ta 21, 1883, 
 LaSalle, 111.: s. William G. (b. Mr i8. 1857, 
 Hessen, Ger.") and Ottilie A. (Boehme> Kutsch 
 (b. Te 10, 1857, Peru, III.). Prepared in La- 
 Salle Peru tp. 11. S.. LaSalle. 111. Ph. D.. 
 Frieburg, Ger., 1907. Phi Kappa Psi: Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon. Chem., Armour & Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1903-4; with Corn Products Refining Co., 
 Waukegan, 111., 1916; with Atlas nistillery, 
 Peoria, 1916 — . Married Hazel Lee Sl Cerny, 
 S 6. 1911. Independence. !Mo. Child, William 
 Tohn, b. N 15, 1912. Address. 207 N. Frink 
 St., Peoria; bus. add.. Atlas Distillery Co., do. 
 
 1915. CAROLINE V.-\LERIA L.\NG- 
 WORTHV 
 Librarian: B. L. S.: b. Te 20, 1S79, DulniQue, 
 la.; d. L. H. and Carrie L. (Glover) Lan^- 
 worthy. Prepared in Dubuaue (la.) II. S. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y. W. C. A. Asst. 
 Cataloger. la. L^niv. Lib., Iowa City^ 1903-6; 
 Ref. I.ibn., la. Univ., 1906; Organizer, la. 
 Lib. Comn., 1907-S. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Address, 5041 Dorchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1916. LAWRENCE FREDERICK LARSON 
 Life Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 
 1004; b. S 6, iSSo Galva, 111.; s^ N. P. and 
 Hannah Larson. Prepared in Galva H. S. 
 Philomathean: Ins. Fellowship; Ill.-Ind. De- 
 bate, 1903. Field Asst. Gen^ Agt., North- 
 western Mut. Life Ins. Co.: Gen. Agt., do., 
 Kansas Citv, Mo., 1916 — . Married Mrs. Clara 
 Bodinson, D 3, 190S, Galva, 111. Address. 630- 
 34 Scarritt Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 1917. NELS ALFRED LARSON 
 Tudge; LL. B.: b. D 31, 1S79, Lindkoninc. 
 Sweden; s. John F. (b. Sweden) and Wilhel- 
 mina (Anderson) Larson (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Moline H. S. Delta Upsilon. Practicing 
 Law, 1903-14: Pres., St. Bank of E. Moline; 
 Judge, Co. Court, Rock Island Co., 1914 — . 
 
 Mem., Rock Island Club; Rock Island Co. Bar 
 A.ssn.; Dir., Ger. Trust and Savings Bank. 
 R- I., 111.; Cml. Club, E'. Moline, 111. Mar- 
 ned Emma H. Jenkins. Ap 10, 1907. Children: 
 Ihonias Jenkins, b. Ap ::7, 1008; Richard 
 1-rederick. b. Mr 9, 1910. Addfess, i •539-15 
 St. A, Moline, 111.; bus. add.. Court House, 
 Kock Island. 
 
 191S. GRACE LEFLER 
 
 Librarian: B. L. S.; b. Pontiac, 111.; d. 
 George M. (b. Farmington, Til.) and Amanda 
 (Dunn) Lefler (b. do.). Prepared in Pontiac 
 H. S. Cataloger, L'niv. of Mo. Lib., 1004-11; 
 Oregon Lib. Com., iqii-12; in charge of Con- 
 tinuations, Los Angeles Pub. Lib.. 1912 — . 
 Auth.: Missouri Documents for the Small Pub. 
 IJb., read before the Mo. Lib. Assn., 1909, 
 pub. in Mo. Historiciil Quarterly. Address, 
 1078 Kensington Rd., Los Angeles; bus. add., 
 Los Angeles Pub. Lib., do. 
 
 1919. LULU MACKINTOSH LEGO 
 (HUGHES) 
 (Wife of No. 3035) 
 LL. B.; b. Ja 10. 1880, Mt. Carroll, 111.; d. 
 Henry Luther (b. F 12, 1840, Blair Co., Pa.) 
 and Alice May (Rowley) Lego (b. Mr 24, 
 1854, Armstrong Co., Pa.). Prepared in Lan- 
 ark H. S. Alethenai; Girls' Mandolin Club; 
 mini staff; Class Prophet. Admitted to 111. 
 Bar, 1903; Clerk, office of V. P. and Dean of 
 Grad. Sch., Llniv. of 111., 1001-6: Atty. with 
 R. N. A., a women's fraternal beneficiary orgn., 
 [00 5-8. Mem., Christian Church: 111. St. Re- 
 corder, R. N. .A... 1905-8; St. Oracle, R. N. A., 
 1008-14. Married Harold PeMott Hughes ('07), 
 O 14, 1908, New Orleans. Children: John Nel- 
 son, b. N 28, 1909; Daniel Edison, b. D n, 
 1911; Alice Miriam, b. My 15, 1914. Address, 
 604 7th St., Ames, la. 
 
 1920. MARY LENTZ 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 2 
 
 TIL; d. Jacob (b. My 12, 
 Elizabeth (Anger) Lentz (b. 
 l''repared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Calif. Grad work, Univ. of 
 TL S., Farmer City, 111., looj 
 I'niv., Summer Sch., 1005: 
 Wis., 1906-S; Elrod, S. Dak., 
 1 010 — . Married David W 
 1900, Freeport, 111. Address, 
 
 (BROWN) 
 1, 1864, Freeport, 
 18S2, Ger.) and 
 S 10, 1835, do.). 
 Univ.; Univ. of 
 Wis. Taught in 
 -5: 111. St. Norm. 
 H. S., Kewanee, 
 1909-10; farming, 
 . Brown, Jl 14. 
 Rhame, N. Dak. 
 
 1921. ALFRED CURTIS LeSOURD 
 Railroad Engr.: B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 4, 1875, 
 
 Topeka, 111.; s. Charles Thomas (b. F 4,, 1843, 
 Bethanv, O.) and Velarah (Curtis) LeSourd 
 (b. O "21, 1843, do.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. H. S. C. E. Soc. Instrument- 
 man on const., 1003-4: Masonry Insp., 1905: 
 Asst. Engr., M. of W. Dept., C. C. C. & St. 
 L. R. R. Mich. Div. 1005-7: Draftsman, O. 
 S. L. R. R., 1007-8; IMasonrv Insp., C. C. C. 
 S: St. L. R. R., 1908-0; Draftsman, O. S. L. 
 Tt. R., 1909-10; Asst. Engr. in charge of const., 
 O. S. L. Rv., 1010-15; Asst. Engr., U. P. 
 R. R., 191S — . Address. Topeka, 111.; bus. 
 add.. 1001 tt. P. Bldg., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 1922. ROBERT CLINTON LLOYD 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 4, 1S78, 
 
 Canfon, 111.; s. Robert (b. F 23. 1830, Dawn 
 Mills, Ont.) and Hannah Maria (Burson) 
 1 lovd (b. Jl 4, 1842, Walnut Grove, 111.). 
 Prepared in" Canton IT. S. Alpha Zeta; Sigma 
 Xi. Stud. Asst.. Soil Sur., 1903-5; Supt., Soil 
 Sur., Agr. Exp. Sta., Urbana, 1905-7; I'vt. 
 work, 1008-17. Second R. O. T. C, 1917; 
 2nd Lt. R. O. T. C. 1917. 340th Inf.. N. A.. 
 1017 — . Married Florence Ethel Denson, D 11, 
 1006, Chicago. .-Iddress. Canton. 111. 
 
1903] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 1 8.=; 
 
 1923. JOHN ALBERT McFARLAND 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 23, i88o; 
 s. Abel Witherspoon (b. near Ai<ron, O.) and 
 Amelia Genet (Robinson) McFarlaiui (b. Men- 
 (iota, 111.). Prepared in Mcndota II. S. and 
 l.aSalle Tp. H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Asst. 
 Chem., A. T. & S. V. R. R. 1904; Asst. 
 Chem., C. & N. W. R. R., 1905; Chem., iVIo. 
 Pac. R. R., 19059; R. R. Dept., Dearborn 
 Co., 1909-11; Chem. and Engr. of Tests, St. 
 L. & S. F. R. R.. :9ii-i4; V. P., Bird-Archer 
 Co., 19 1 8 — . Married Paula Siegel, S i, 1903, 
 Champaign. Child, John Albert, Jr., b. S 17, 
 1910. Address, 32 Aberdeen PI., St. Louis; 
 bus. add., 513 Frisco Bldg., do. 
 
 1924. ISABEL McROBIE (RAY) 
 (Wife of No. 1576; Sister of No. 4793) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 9, 1881, Chicago; 
 d. John (h. F 15, 1856, Montreal, Can.) and 
 Susan (Musgrove) McRobie (b. Ap 3, 1856, 
 Toronto, Can.). Prejjared in Ilvde Park H. 
 S. Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka; German Club: 
 Class basketball. Mem., Univ. of 111. Alumnae 
 Assn., Chicago; Assn., Collegiate Alumnae. 
 Married Walter Thornton Ray ('01), Je 14, 
 1904, Chicago. Children: Lewis, b. My 30, 
 190S (died F 21, 1910); Margaret, b. Ja 22, 
 1907; Douglas, b. D 16, 1909 (died F 23, 1910); 
 Leonard John, b. My 30, 191 1; Kelvin Jacob, 
 b. Jl 26, 1912; Lucy Sue, b. Ag 22, 1915. 
 Address, Parcot Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. 
 
 1925. ALICE CALHOUN MANN 
 
 (SHELDON) 
 (Wife of No. 2241; Sister of No. 2752) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Jl 10, 1881, Danville, 111.; d. 
 William (b. 1837, Morristown, N. J.) and 
 Kate (Harmon) Mann (b. 1850, Rochester N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Danville li. S. Pi Beta 
 Phi. Cataloger, Covington, Ky., Lib., 1904-5; 
 St. Organizer, la. Lib. Comn., 1905-8; Libn., 
 Kewanee Lib., 1908-10. Married Charles H. 
 Sheldon ('04), O 26, 1910, Kahaka, Mo. Child, 
 Alice Harmon, b. Je 13, 191 3. Address, 1625 
 Spruce St., South Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 1926. GEORGE EDWARD MARKER 
 
 Bd. of Trade; A. B. in L. & A.; b My 4, 
 1867, Heyworth, 111.; s. Jacob L. (b. My 7, 
 1827, Middletown, Va.) and Marion L. (Bent- 
 ley) Marker (b. Je 4, 1S37, Grafton, W. Va.). 
 Prepared in Heyworth and Normal 111. A. 
 M., Teachers' Coll., Columbia, 1904. Phi Kap- 
 pa Delta. Scholarship, Columbia, 1903-4; Prin., 
 Teachers' Tr and Mod. Sch., Schenectady N. 
 Y., 1904-5; Prof., Psych, and Educ, St. Norm. 
 Sch., Cheney, Wash., 1905-10; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1910-11- Head Dept. of Educ, St. Norm. 
 Sch., Kent, O., Dean of Sch. of Educ, Dak. 
 Wesleyan Univ., Mitchell, S. Dak., 1911-12; 
 Pres. Bd. of Trade, Kent, O., 1917-18; Mem., 
 Bd. of Governors, Kent Bd. of Trade, 1918 — . 
 Auth. : Teaching Children how to study Hist., 
 Teachers' Coll. Record, Vol. 5, My 1904, pp. 
 20-33; How to test the qualitj' of teaching, 
 Edxication, Ap 1905, Vol. 25. pp. 451-Q. Elder 
 in Presby. church; Mem., Hudson River School- 
 masters' Club; Pres., Inland Empire School- 
 masters' Club. Married Leila Webber, Ag 25, 
 1896, Mt. Sterling, 111. Child, Edward Morse, 
 b. My 16, 1907. Address, 549 Pioneer Ave., 
 Kent, O. 
 
 1927. GRACE MARTIN (BAXTER) 
 (Wife of No. 2579) 
 
 LL. B.; b. 1883, Harwood Tp., Chamiiaign 
 Co.; d. George W. (b. N 2, 1852, Findlay Co., 
 O.) and Lauretta (Hatch) Martin (b. Mr 9, 
 1854, Green Valley, 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 aign H. S. Married Miles E. Baxter ('06), 
 13, 1913, Champaign. Child, Billie B., b. 
 F 13, 1915. Address, Leavenworth, Kan. 
 
 &= 
 
 1928. CLYDE MILTON MATHEWS 
 
 (Brother of No. 761) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 22. 1878, Urbana; s. 
 .M. W. (b. Marshall. 111.) and Julia R. Mathews 
 (b. Medina, O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Sigma Chi; Football; Baseball. Practicing Law; 
 1003 — . Pul)lis er, Urbana Herald, 1900-5. 
 Married Lulu M. Straight, My 24, 1908, San 
 Francisco. Address, 103 W. Green St., Ur- 
 bana. f 
 
 1929. MARY ALICE MATTHEWS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. May view. Mo.; d. 
 
 Arthur Bradley (b. 1839 Ross, Eng.) and 
 Mary Joanna (Reed) Matthews (b. 1839, Shar- 
 on, Pa.), (jrad. St. Norm. Sch., Warrensburg, 
 Mo., 1890; Lcland Standford jr., Univ., 1893- 
 4. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta "Psi; Pres., Lib. 
 Club. Asst. Libn., Geo. Washington Univ., 
 1907-10; Libn., U. S. Bur. of Labor, 1910-17; 
 Libn., Inst, for Gov. Research, Washington, 
 D. C, 191 7 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; Coll. 
 Woman's Club, Washington; Pi Beta Phi 
 Alumnae club, Washington; Special Libns. 
 Assn. Address, '\'ht Iowa, Washington D. C.; 
 bits, add., 1818 Connecticut Ave., do. 
 
 1930. JOHN DELOSS MELL 
 Probate Judge; LL. B.; b. Ap 9, 1878, San 
 Jose, 111.; s. Emeziah J. (b. F 8, 1842, Youngs- 
 town, O.) and Melinda E. (Taylor) Mell (b. 
 Ap 23, 1844, Ind.). Prepared in San Jose 
 H. S. Lawyer, 1903-4; Real Est., 1905-6; 
 Newspaper, (Haijcrman Mes.nnger), 1907-8; 
 Lawyer 1909 — . Married (Jlive Cease, Je 14, 
 1904. Children: Gladys G., b. My 6, 1906; J. D., 
 Jr., b. O 7, 1907 (died S 28, 191 5). Address. 
 Roswell, N. M. 
 
 1931. JULIA WRIGHT MERRILL 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 11, 1881, Chillicothe, 
 O.; d. Chester Wright (b. 1846, Montpelier, 
 Vt.) and Mary (Franklin) Merrill (b. 1849, 
 do.). Prepared in Woodward H. S., Cincin- 
 nati; Univ. of Cincinnati, 1898-1900; Univ. of 
 Wis., summer 1905. Kappa Alpha Theta. Wis. 
 Free Lib. Com.; Reviser in Lib. Sch., 1903; 
 Legislative Ref. Dept., 1903-6; Acting Libn., 
 The Pub. Lib., Cedar Rapids, la., 1906; Pub. 
 Lib. of Cincinnati; Libn. N. (Jincinnati branch, 
 1907; Chief Branch Lib., 1907-17; Instr., Lib. 
 Sch., Univ. of Wis. and field visitor for Wis. 
 Lib. Comn., 1917 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. 
 Address, Wis. Lib. Sch., Madison, Wis. 
 
 ^9Zi 
 
 RALPH GARFIELD MILLS 
 
 Physician and Prof.; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 4, 
 1881, Lincoln, 111.; s. Andrew Hopkins (b. O 
 8, 1853, Magnolia, 111.) and Elizabeth Emily 
 (Bell) Mills (b. Je 1, 1856, Lincoln, 111.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. M. D. (cum laude) 
 N. W. Univ. Med. Sch., 1907. Glee Club; 
 Opera Club; Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; Nu Sigma 
 Nu; Alpha Omega Alpha; Sigma Xi; Gamma 
 Alpha. Med. Practitioner, 1907-11; Prof., 
 Pathology and Dir. of Research Dept., Sev- 
 erance Med. Coll., Korea; do., Peking Union 
 Med. Coll., Peking, China, 1918 — . Auth.: (with 
 Prof. C. L. Mix) Physical Diagnosis of the Dis- 
 eases of the Respiratory System — a synopsis. 
 do., for Circulatory System, 30 pp. each, {)ub- 
 lished privately for med. stud, use; A Contribu- 
 tion to the Nosogeography of No. Korea, China 
 Med, Jour., Vol. 25. 191 1. pp. 277-93; also arti- 
 cles in Bui. of Manila Med. Soc, China Med. 
 Jour.; De]iartmental Ed. of the China Med. 
 Jour, for the Korea branch of the China Med. 
 Assn.; Pres., Korea Branch of China Med. 
 Assn. Married Mary Ethel Bumgarner, Je 1, 
 1908, McNabb, 111. Children: Roger Lee, b. Je 
 2, 1911; Marion Tracy, b. Mr 31, 1915. Address, 
 356. W. Decatur St. Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 
 Peking Union Medical College, Peking, China. 
 
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 1933. STELLA WEBSTER MORGAN 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 15, 1876, 
 Indianapolis; d. Alfred White (b. 1839, John- 
 son Co., 111.) and Louisa (Grimes) Morgan (b. 
 11 22 1844, Richmond, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. A. M., Univ. of Chicago. 
 ^VZ- J- ^- C- A.; Watcheka; Natural Hist! 
 Uub; Eng. Club; Phi Beta Kappa. Prin., Ash- 
 a'^J^- ^•' 1903-4; Dean of Women, Univ. of 
 So. Cahf., 1904-5; Assoc. Prof., Eng. do., 1904- 
 9; Asst., Eng., Univ. of Chicago, 1910-13; As- 
 soc, do., 1913-15; Instr., do., 1915— . Address, 
 4809 Lake Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1934- WINIFRED MYERS (FURSMAN) 
 (Wife of No. 2097) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 14, 1878, Champaign; 
 d. John. Wesley and Helen E. (Vittum) Myers. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Mem., ist 
 Church of Christ. Scientist. Married William' 
 H-., fursman ('04), O 24, 1904, St. Louis. 
 Children: Helen Eliza, b. O n, 1907; William 
 Hiram, b. Je 21, 1909. Address, Okmulgee, 
 Okla. 
 
 1935. FREDERICK LOUIS NEES 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 5 1880; s. F. L. and 
 Barbara (Lutz) Nees. Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi 
 Alpha Delta. Address, 4100 Perry St., Chica- 
 go; bus. add.. 546 Cml. Nat. Bank Bldg., 72 W. 
 Adams St., Chicago. 
 
 1936. CHARLOTTE BRIGGS NELSON 
 (JACK) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 16, 1881, Blooinington, 
 111.; d. Edgar F. and Minerva (Briggs) Nel- 
 son. Prepared in Decatur H. S. A. B., Vas- 
 sar Coll., 1902. Pi Beta Phi; H. Sc. Club. 
 Taught, H. S., Bloomington, 1906-8. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Study Class; Pan Hellenic 
 Soc. ; Civic League. Married Dr. Cecil McKee 
 Jack, Je II, 1908, Bloomington, 111. Children: 
 Cecile McKee, b. N 5, 1909; Nelson Briggs, b. 
 Ag 6, 191 1. Address, 451 W. Macon St., 
 Decatur. Ill.t 
 
 1937- MARY FRANCES NESBIT 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Mr 24, 1870, Rar- 
 din. 111.; d. Joseph Washington (b. New 
 Richmond, O.) and Sarah Margaret (McAllis- 
 ter) Nesbit (b. Oakland, 111.). Prepared in 
 Oakland H. S. Grad., Ind. St. Norm., 1896; 
 Grad. work, Univ. of Chicago, 1907-9. Y. W. C. 
 A.; Capt. Basketball. Mem., Presby. Church; S. 
 S. teacher; Choir. Address, Oakland, 111. 
 
 1938. THOMAS NOBLE 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 982, 983, 7843) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 25, 1879, Todds 
 Point, 111.; s. Robert Cooper (b. F 21, 1848, 
 Arlington Farm, Massillon. O.) and Elizabeth 
 (Harmount) Noble (b. New Haven, Conn.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Nat. Hist. Soc; 
 Agr. Club. Farmer, 1903 — . Breeder of Tam- 
 worth hogs and Ayrshire cattle. Address, 
 "High How" Stock Farm, Daysland, Alberta, 
 Can.t 
 
 1939. SAMUEL RUFUS NOE 
 Builder and Contr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 
 18, 1880, Dandridge, Tenn.; s. William Sterling 
 (b. My I, 1844, Morristown, Tenn.) and Eliza 
 Jane (Dyke) Noe (b. N ii, 1845, Greenville, 
 Tenn.). Prepared in Bement H. S. Teacher 
 1903-4; Instr., Am. Sch. of Cor., 1910- — ; Con- 
 sulting Cml. Engr., Am. Tech. Soc, 1908 — . 
 Married Ethel M. Culver, 1907, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 2529 Leland Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 1940. CHARLES LEWIS OGDEN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 21, 1876, Cameron, 111; 
 s. Franklin Delos (b. O i, 1833, Rome, N. Y.) 
 and Harriet Ann (Lewis) Ogden (b. Ap 20, 
 1854, Berwick, 111.). Prepared in Knox Coll. 
 Acad. Mem., Baptist Church; Sec.-Treas., 
 
 ?"?,^ 99- ^^^ -^^s"- ' Galesburg Club. Married 
 Stella M. Jackson, Je 25, 1908, Plymouth, 111. 
 Address, 116 Cedar Ave., Galesburg, 111.; btts 
 add.. Suite 15-19-21 Carr Bldg., Galesburg, IlLJ 
 
 1941. GEORGE CARROLL OXER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 29, 1878, 
 Macon, 111.; s. David M. (b. Jl 17, 1833, West 
 Mill Creek, Erie Co., Pa.) and Mary (Weigle) 
 Oxer (b. 184s, do.). Prepared in Macon H. S. 
 With Gen. Elec Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1903- 
 4; Bond Salesman, N. Y. City, 1904-5; design 
 and layouts. West. Elec. Co., 1905-7; with J. 
 G. White Engng. Corp. in various engng. cap- 
 acities, Canada and N. Y. City, 1908-17; Sup- 
 ervising Engr., Braden Copper Co., 1917-18; 
 The Chili Exploration Co. Mai., Engrs. Corps, 
 U. S. R., A. E. F. Mem., A. I. E. E.; Assoc 
 mem., A. S. C. E.; N. Y. Elec. Soc. 
 Address, 23 Sea Ave., Arrochar, Staten Island 
 N. Y. ; bus add., 120 Broadway. Room 1621. 
 X. Y. City. ^' 
 
 1942- *ROY SHELDON PARKER 
 (Brother of No. 1749) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My i, 1882, Toluca, 
 111.; s. John William (b. O 25, 1850, Evansville, 
 Ind.) and Sarah Ann (Litchfield) Parker (b. 
 D 30, 1856, Bennington Tp., Marshall Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Beta Theta Pi; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Football; Baseball. Clerk, H. J. 
 Delvin Coal Co., 1904-5; Union Pac R. R., 
 1905-9; Gen. Storekeeper, K. C. M. & O. R. R., 
 iQog-io; vacation on account of health, 1910-15. 
 Died Je 21, 1915. Tuscola, 111. 
 
 1943- ROBERT WILLIAM PARR 
 (Brother of No. 2779) 
 
 Breeder; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 20, 1875, 
 .Mapleton, 111.; s. James and Harriet M. (Reeve) 
 Parr. Organizer and ist Pres., Pi Theta Soc; 
 Ind. -111. Debate, 1903. M. Accts., Hedding 
 Coll., 1896; Simpson Coll., 1898. Teacher, 
 I'ontiac Tp. H. S., 1903-4; do., H. S., Minneap- 
 olis, 1904-5; Prin., Schs., Stites, Idaho, 1905-7; 
 Breeder and Exhibitor, winning championship, 
 111. St. Fair and Chicago Internatl. of Am. 
 Hampshire Swine, 1907-12. Address, Hanna 
 City, Ill.t 
 
 1944. CHRISTIAN PETER LAURITZ PET- 
 ERSEN 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 24, 
 1874. Roskilde, Denmark; s. Johannes P. (b. 
 Mr 15, 1 83 1, Sjovang, do.) and Margrete Y. M. 
 C. (W'ind) Petersen (b. Ja 11, 1847, Flensborg, 
 do.). Prepared in Danish Schs. Scandina- 
 vian Club. Bridge draftsman, 1903-4; Orna- 
 mental Iron Draftsman, 1904-5; Struct. Steel 
 draftsman, 1905-8; Struct. Engr., 1908 — . Lt. 
 Royal Danish Navy, commissioned, 1898. 
 Married Ivy Salome McNichol, S 12, 1905, 
 Urbana. Children: Helga Aurelia, b. Jl s, 
 1906; Lawrence John, b. Mr 28, 1908. Address, 
 714 Louisville Trust Bldg., Louisville, Ky. 
 
 1945. JAMES WILLIAM PETTYJOHN 
 Credit Man; LL. B.; b. O 4, 1881, Morton, 
 
 111.; s. Oliver J. and Nannie M. Pettyiohn. 
 Prepared in Farmington H. S. Theta Kappa 
 Nu. Clerk, Law Office to 1903; in Marshall 
 Field and Co. wholesale credit dept., 1903-6; 
 Credit man. Armour Fertilizer Works, 1906- 
 10; do., Covington Co., 1910^. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Seminole Club. Married Elizabeth 
 J. Pettyjohn, O 19, 1904. Children: J. W., Jr., 
 b. Ap 23, 191 1 ; S. J., b. F 17, 1914. Address, 
 c/o Covington Co., Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
 1946. CHARLES ROBERT POLLARD 
 Lawyer: LL. B.; b. D 2, 1882, Delphi, Ind.; 
 
 9. Robert Carter (b. Ag 24, 1855, Mobile, Ala.) 
 and Sallie Allen (Jackson) Pollard (b. F 27, 
 1863, Delphi, Ind.). Prepared in Culver Mil. 
 Acad. Sigma Chi; 111. Club; Football. Lawyer, 
 
I9031 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 187 
 
 Pollard and Pollard, Delphi, Ind., 1903-5; do.. 
 Pollard and Beekman, Arkansas City, Kan., 
 1905-13; City Any., Asst. Co. Atty., Delphi, 
 Ind., 1913-17. First R. O. T. C; Capt. Inf. 
 U. S. R., Mai., Inf. N. A., 1917—; Command- 
 ing loth Tr. Bn., 159 Depot Brig.; Judge Adv. 
 Gen. Court; Mem., Gen. Bd. of Officers. Mem., 
 
 B. P. O. E.; Ind. Bar Assn. Married Addie 
 Howard Pigman, D 19, 1906, Washington, D. 
 
 C. Child, Lillie Howard, b. S 10, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, Delphi, Ind. 
 
 1947- GEORGE AUGUSTUS POWERS 
 (Brother of No. 3518) 
 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 26, 
 1 88 1, Edinburg, 111.; s. Erasmus Darwin (b. 
 Mr 7, 1847, Perrysburg, O.) and Martha Aug- 
 usta (Ryan) Powers (b. Jl 29, 1859, Taylor- 
 ville, 111.). Prepared in Edinburg Tp. H. S.; 
 Lincoln Univ., Lincoln, 111., 1899-00. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; III. Club. Grain Comn. bus., 
 Chattanooga. Tenn., 1904; Grain and Provision 
 broker, Nashville, 1904-5; Bookkeeper, Benton 
 Coal Co., 1905-7; Supt., Hart-Williams Coal 
 Co., Benton, 111. Mem., Christian Church; A. 
 F. A. M.; K. P.; R. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; 
 K. T., Mt. Vernon, 111. Married Nelle Eudora 
 Pope, N 21, 1908, Benton, 111. Children: 
 Augustus Jr., b. Jl 25, 1911; Robert Pope, b. 
 Je 6, 191 5. Address. Benton, 111. 
 
 1948. BANUS HUTSON PRATER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 11, i88i, 
 Bingham. 111.; s. Lyman A. (b. N 30, 1857, 
 111.) and Sarah Jane (Crouch) Prater (b. D 
 31, 1855). Prepared in Decatur H. S. Sigma 
 Nu; Class baseball and football; Maj. Univ. 
 Regt. A. B. Co., Chicago, 1903; Instr., Univ. of 
 111., 1903-4; Isthmian Canal Comn., 1904-6; 
 Engr. of Bldgs., Ore, Short Line R. R., 1906 — . 
 Married Daisy Feme Lovett, Jl 13, 1905, De- 
 catur, 111. Child, Phylis Virginia, b. Je 2, 
 1907. Address, 875 S. 3rd East, St., Salt 
 Lake City; bus. add., 606 Deseret News Bldg. 
 
 1949- *HUGH MITCHEL PRICE 
 (Brother of No. 1395; Husband of No. 1982) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 25, 1877, 
 Danvers, 111.; s. Edward Llewellyn (b. Urbana, 
 O.) and Emiline M. (Mitchel) Price (b. 
 Bloomington, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Capt. Univ. Regt. Dir., Illini Club of Chicago. 
 Civ. Engr., Chicago; Const., Q. M., Pig Point 
 Ord. Depot, 19 18. Married Marietta Loiza 
 Street ('03) D 28, 1905, Dixon, 111. Died N 4, 
 1 91 8, Portsmouth, Va. 
 
 1950. LORING HARVEY PROVINE 
 Professor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 18, 1880, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. James Harvey (b. My 4, 1844, 
 Macomb, 111.) and Abbie Luella (Ross) Pro- 
 vine (b. D 18, 1849, Bangor, Me.). Prepared 
 in Macomb H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; 
 Technograph Bd., Pres.; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Asst., Math., Univ. of 111., 1902-3; Arch. Engr., 
 Chicago; Arch, and Concrete Engr., St. Paul, 
 Boston, Seattle; Supt., Const., Stone and Web- 
 ster, St. Paul, Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles; 
 Professor in charge Dept. of Arch., Univ. of 
 111., 1913 — . Auth. : Articles in Technograph, 
 Arch. Drafting, Cyclopedia of Const., 154 pp.; 
 four articles on concrete, Pacific Builder and 
 Engr. Mem., Pac. N. W. Soc. of Engrs. 
 Chm. Com. C-io, Am. Soc. Testing Materials, 
 Married Bertha Walker, Ag 31, 1904, Macomb, 
 111. Children: Loring Walker, b. O i, 1905 
 (died My 7, 1916); Elizabeth, b. N 15, 1912, 
 Address, 704 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 1951- HENRY JOSEF QUAYLE 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 29, 1876, 
 Isle of Man; s. John, (b. 1835, do.) and Jane 
 (Skinner) Quayle (b. 1837, do.). Prepared 
 in No. Ind. Norm. Sch.. Valparaiso, Ind.; 
 Cent. Norm. Coll., Danville, Ind.; Univ. 
 
 Acad. M. S., Univ. of Calif., 191 1. Alpha Zeta; 
 Sigma Xi; Natural Hist. Soc; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Adelphic; Assoc. Ed. and Bus. Mgr., 
 Ulini; Ed. Illio. Asst., Entomol., Univ. of 
 Calif, and Asst. Entomol., Agr. Exp. Sta.,1903- 
 5; Instr., Zool., la. St. Coll. and Asst. Ento- 
 mol., Agr. Exp. Sta., 1905-6; Asst. Prof., En- 
 tomol., do. and Asst., Entomol., Exp. Sta., 
 1906-10; Assoc. Prof., do., 1910-15; Prof., 
 Univ. of Calif. Citrus Exp. Sta. and Grad. 
 Sch. Tropical Agr., 191 5 — . Auth.: Insects 
 Injurious to the Vine, Btd. Calif. Exp. Sta., 
 
 1907, 40 pp.; Calif. Grape Root Worm, do., 
 
 1908, 30 pp.; The Grape Leaf Hopper, do., 
 1908, 44 pp.; Citrus Fruit Insects, Cir. Calif. 
 E.rp. Sta. 19:1, 70 pp.; The Black Scale, Bui. 
 Calif. E.rp. Sta., 1911, 60 pp.; The Red Orange 
 Scale, do., 1911, 50 pp.; also many other articles 
 tomol., Washington, D. C; A. A. A. S. Mar- 
 ried Elizabeth Reed, Jl 7, 191 5, Oakland, Calif. 
 Address, Riverside, Calif. 
 
 1952- WILLIAM EVERTON RAMSEY 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 3, 1880, 
 Chicago; s. William Wilson (b. Oxford, Pa.) 
 and Laura Simpson (White) Ramsey (b. Phil- 
 adelphia). Prepared in Englewood H. S. and 
 S. Side Acad., Chicago. A. B., Chicago, 1900. 
 Phi Delta Theta. Engr., Gen. Fireproofing Co., 
 Chicago; Loed Bar Steel Concrete Co., 1908-10; 
 Concrete Steel Products Co., 1910 — . Address, 
 6605 Harvard Ave., Chicago. 
 
 1953- BERTHA THATCHER RANDALL 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 27, 1871, Decatur, 
 111.; d. John Newton (b. Pittsfield, N. H.) 
 and Mary M. (Thatcher) Randall (b. Uwchlan, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. B. S., Smith 
 Coll., 1893. Instr., 111. St. Lib. Sch., 1903-4; ist 
 Asst. Cataloger, Carnegie Lib., Pittsburgh, 1904- 
 11; Libn., E. Liberty branch, Carnegie Lib., 
 Pittsburgh, 1911. Address, E. Liberty branch, 
 Carnegie Lib., Pittsburgh. t 
 
 1954. FRANK HIETT RHEA 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 25, 1871, Saybrook, 
 111.; s. T. F. Rhea. Prepared in Bloomington 
 H. S. A. B., 111. Wesleyan, 1898. Address, 
 Bloomington, Ill.J 
 
 1955. JOHN JEFFERSON RICHEY 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1910; b. 
 Ja 8, 1877, Peoria, Kan.; s. J. Scott (b. Mr 23, 
 1850, Marysville, O.) and Elmina (Rhinehart) 
 Richey (b. My i6, 1853, Lightsville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Polo H. S. Tau Beta Pi. Instr., 
 Univ. of 111., 190^-5; Insp. and Draftsman, 
 Bridge dept. C. & N. W. R. R., Chicago, 1906; 
 Asst. Engr., Ore. Short Line R. R., 1907; 
 Instr., C. E., Univ. of 111., 1907-12; Assoc. 
 Prof., C. E. in A. and M. Coll., Tex., 1912— . 
 Auth.: Reinforced Concrete Fenceposts, Ce- 
 ment Age, Vol. 13, No. 3, pp. 110-114. Mem., 
 Soc. for the Promotion of Engng. Educ, 1910- 
 II. Married Mary Catharine Ficklin, S 16, 
 1909, Charleston, III. Address, College Sta- 
 tion, Tex. 
 
 1956. FRED ELMER RIGHTOR 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 8, 1882, 
 Rockford, 111.; s. Elmer Abram (b. Mr 8, 1861, 
 Rockford, 111.) and Arabella Victoria (Drum- 
 mond) Rightor (b. My 25, 1859, Oquawka, III.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. B. S. in C. E., 
 Univ. of Tex., 1917. Delta Upsilon; Engr. 
 with I. C. R. R., 1900-6; Dering Coal Co. and 
 (Consolidated Ind. Coal Cos., 1906-9; Tex. 
 Bitulithic Co., 1909. Mem., A. S. C. E. and of 
 numerous scientific socs. and fraternal orders. 
 Married Minnie Marie Garrett, O 26, 1904, 
 Champaign. Child, Garrett Granville, b. N 29, 
 1 91 3. Address, 1205 Castle Hill, Austin, Tex; 
 bus. add., 607 Scarborough Bldg., do. 
 
I'.MVEKSITV OF ILLINOIS 
 
 U90; 
 
 1957- SUSAN FARLEY ROLFE (BUTLER) 
 (Daughter of No. 14; Sister of Nos. 1407, i7S9i 
 3525) 
 A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1909; b. O 13, 1882, 
 Oswego, III.: d. Charles Wesley ('72). (b. Ap 
 17, 1S50. Wheeling. 111.) and Martha Kinsman 
 (Farley) Rolfe (b. My 8, 1849, Boston). Pre- 
 
 i)ared in Univ. Acad. Sigma Xi. Married 
 iorace Graham Butler, My 3, 1911, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Martha, b. Ap 28, 1914: 
 Emily Rolfe, b. F 17, 1516. Address, 159 
 Highland Ave., Downers Grove, Ill.t 
 
 iQS8. FRED WAYLAND ROSE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 24, 1877, 
 Mazon, HI.; s. David A. (b. S 3, 1841, Som- 
 erhill, N. Y.) and Emma E. (Manley) Rose 
 (b. My 30, 1844, Grange Co., O.). Prepared 
 in Mazon H. S.; L^niv. Acad. Engng. Soc; 
 Stud, mem., A. I. E. E.: Ath. Club; Y. M. 
 C. A.; Lt. and Maj., Univ. Regt. Erecting 
 Engr. with the Arnold Co., Chicago, 1903-6; 
 Supt., Const., Postle and Mahler, Chicago. 
 1Q06-8; Engr., Chas. Pillsbury Co., Consulting 
 Kngrs., Minneapolis, 1909-12; Consulting Engr., 
 Rose and Harris. Engrs., Minneapolis, 1912 — ■. 
 Mem.. Baptist Church: A. L E. E.: A. S. M. 
 E. ; The Jovian Order; Baptist Church; A. 
 F. A. M. Married Blanche Runyan, O 191s. 
 St. Paul. Address, 325 Wilder Ave., St. Paul; 
 bus. add., 471-472 Auditorium Bldg., Minne- 
 apolis. 
 
 1959. ROY WEAVER RUTT 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F i, 18S0, 
 Prairieville, 111.; s. Levi R. (b. 1S44, Pa.) 
 and Elizabeth (Snavely) Rutt (b. 1843, do.). 
 Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Mil. Band^ 1899-1903. Draftsman, 
 Oliver Typewriter Co., Woodstock, 111., 1903; 
 Computer, LT. S. G. S. Fuel Testing Plant, 
 World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904; Asst. to Dir. 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., L^niv. of 111., 1005-10; 
 Mech. Engr., West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1910 — ; 
 Engng. Dept.. do.. Berwyn. 111., 191 1-17; Asst. 
 Engr., Niagara Electro-Cliem. Co., Niagara 
 Falls, 1917 — . Mem., Berwyn Lodge 839, A. 
 F. A. M. Married Julia Marie Kelley, My 
 27, 1904, Woodstock", 111. Children: Helen 
 Dyer, b. Jl 30, 1905: Ricliard Dyer, b. Mr 8, 
 1908. Address, 714 Augustus PI., Niagara 
 Falls, N. Y.: bus. add., 2600 Buffalo Ave., do. 
 i960. GEORGE LOYAL SAWYER 
 (Brother of Nos. 1765, 2502) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. My 11, 
 iSSi, Mt. Pulaski, 111.: s. George Silas (b. 
 S II, 1S43, Chester, Vt.) and Phebe Content 
 (Hubbard) Sawver (b. F 14. 1851. Pickering, 
 Ont., Can.). Prepared in Oak Park IL S. 
 Phi Gamma Delta: Y. M. C. A. Res. P-ngr., 
 Wis. & Mich. R. R., 1903; Asst. Engr., W. S. 
 Shields, Chicago: Asst. City Engr., Cham- 
 paign, 1904; Office Engr. in City Engrs. office, 
 Boise, Idaho. 1904-5: Engr., Warren Improve- 
 ment Co., San Francisco, 1905-6; Locating 
 Engr., \Vaha-Lewiston Land and Water Co., 
 Lewiston, Idaho, 1906-7; mem., Sawyer Bros., 
 Seattle, 1907-10: Sec, N. W. Engr. Corps. 
 Mem., 111. Soc. Engrs. and Survs. ; West. Soc. 
 of Engrs.: Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E. Married 
 Bess Blackburn, Ja 26, 1909. Postville, la. 
 Child, Elizabeth Blackburn, b. F i, 1910. Ad- 
 dress. 1022 W. 19th Ave., Spokane, Wash.; 
 bus. add., 410 Lindelle Block, do. 
 
 1961. JOHN HENRY SCHACHT 
 (Brother of No. 1083) 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 
 14, 1878, Moline, 111.: s. Henry Au,gust (b. 
 Ap 9. 1847. Ger.) and Katherine (Efflandt) 
 Schacht (b. S 14, 1S47, do.). Prepared in 
 Moline H. S. Delta Upsilon; Mgr. Baseball 
 team. Arch. Draftsman and Struct. Engr.. 
 Cvrus D. McClane, Robinson Bldg., Rock 
 Island, 111. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Shriner; 
 B. P. O. E. Married Maude Medora Smith, 
 Ap 6, 1904, Moline, 111. Children: John Ed- 
 
 ward, b. Ap 10, 1907; Thomas William, b. 
 Ap 14, 1912. Address, 1814 14th St., Moline, 
 111. 
 
 1962. GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS SCHMIDT 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. D 24, 1879, 
 Goppingen, Ger.; s. John A. (b. 1849, do.) 
 and Louise (Martin) Schmidt (b. 1847, do.). 
 Prepared in Englewood H. S. ; Univ. of Wis., 
 summer 1904. A. M., Lhiiv. of Wis.. 1915- Del- 
 ta LTpsilon; Der Deutsche Verein; Capt. Univ. 
 Regt. Teacher. Sterling Tp. H. S., 1003-g; Bldg. 
 Coiitr., 1909-10, Twin Falls, Idaho; Farmer, 
 Williamsburg, Va., 1911-12; Teacher. II. S.. Du- 
 buque, la., 1912-14; do., St. Norm., Whitewater, 
 Wis., 1914 — . Auth..: An Introduction to Agr., 
 0. Appleton & Co., 1918; Lab., Field and Pro- 
 ject Guide in Elementary Agr. in press. Married 
 Sarah Frances Lindsay, D 29, 1909, Boise, Ida- 
 ho. Child. David Linclsay, b. O 24, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, Whitewater, Wis. 
 
 1963. BUDD WILLARD SEYMOUR 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 22, 1879, 
 
 Dwight, 111.; s. Tohn (b. S 22, 1834, Jackson- 
 ville, 111.) and Ellen (Orr) Seymour (b. O 
 4, 1843, Mercer, Pa.). Prepared in Dwight 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman, Moravia 
 Const., 1903-4; So. Bridge Co.. 1904; McClin- 
 tic Marshall, 1904-5; A. Bolters Sons, 1905-6; 
 Chief Draftsman, Swift & Co., Chicago, 1906- 
 12; Engr. on Const., Swift & Co., Australia, 
 1912-15; do.. West. Meat Co., San Francisco, 
 1915-16: Chief Engr., St. Paul L^nion Stock- 
 yards Co., 1916 — . Married S. Alta Seymour, 
 My =;, 1010. Address, c/o Union Stockyards 
 Co., "St. Paul. 
 
 1964. MAUDE LILLIAN SHELDON 
 (Sister of Nos. 1965, 6560, 7951) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 14, 1876, 
 Sharpsburg. 111.; d. Salmon Maxwell (b. F 16, 
 1847, Sharpsburg, 111.) and Mary Isabella 
 (Wood) Sheldon (b. O 27, 1850). Pre- 
 pared in Taylorville Tp. H. S. Prin., Avon 
 H. S., 1003-S, 1906-7; Teacher, H. S., Hey- 
 ward. Wis., 1905-6; H. S., Carrollton, Mo., 
 1907-8; Prin., H. S., Pembina, N. Dak., 1909- 
 10; do., H. S., Central City, Neb., 1911-18; 
 Teacher, Phys., H. S., Boone la. 191S — . 
 Address, Sharpsburg, 111.; bus. add., High 
 School, Boone, la. 
 
 1965. VICTOR LORENZO SHELDON 
 
 (Husband of No. 2280; Brother of Nos. 1964, 
 
 6560, 7951) 
 
 Heating Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 14, 
 1876, Sharpsburg, 111.; s. Salmon Alaxwell (b. 
 F 16. 1S4-) and Mary (Wood) Sheldon ,(b. 
 1850, Dixon, 111.). Prepared in Taylorville 
 Tp. II. S. Adelphic; M. E. Soc. V. P. and 
 Sec, Peters Eichler Heating Co., St. Louis. 
 Auth.: A New Hydraulic Belt Dynamometer, 
 Am. Mach., 1904, pp. 1 145-8. Mem., League 
 of Elec. Interests, St. Louis. Married Nellie 
 Wetzel ('04), Je 28, 1905, Stonington, HI. 
 Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. Ja 6, 1909; Ruth 
 Ellen, b. F 16, 1912. Address, 1516 Pine St., 
 St. Louis. 
 
 1966. ADDISON M. SHELTON 
 
 Co. Supt. of Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 N 11, 1875; s. Martin (,b. Ta 25. 1844, Chatham, 
 111.) and 'Sarah Jane (Dill) Shelton (b. F 25, 
 1849, do.). Prepared in Loami H. S.; So. 
 111. St. Norm. Univ. Philomathean; Ill.-Mo. 
 Debating team, 1902-3; Class Poet; Eng. Club; 
 Choral Soc. Supt., Crystal Lake Schs., 1903- 
 lo; Co. Supt. of Schs., McHenry Co., 1910 — . 
 .Auth.: Contributions to School News, Taylor- 
 ville, 111. Mem., 111. St. Teachers Assn.; 111. 
 Norm. Teachers Assn.; McHenry Co. Supts. 
 and Prins. Assn., Pres., 191S-19; Pres.. North- 
 eastern 111. Teachers Assn., 1918-19. Married 
 Wanda Schember, 1S99. St. Louis. Children: 
 Robert Schember, b. N 2, 1906; Wanda Schem- 
 ber, b. Ag 9, 1 90S: Richard Martin, b. Ag 
 JS. 1914. Address, Crystal Lake, 111. 
 
i90,3l 
 
 L>ACCAI,AUla:.VTE Al.UMNI 
 
 i8() 
 
 1967. JOHN liAKL SHOEMAKER 
 (Brother of No. 2245) 
 Engr. and Contr.; A. B.; B. S. in C. E., 
 1905; b. S 26, 1881, Charleston, 111.; s. Thomas 
 T. (b. S 14, 1847, do.) and Emmazetta (ReatJ 
 Shoemaker (b. U 15, 1850, do.). Prepared in 
 Charleston H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; Tan 
 ]Jcta Pi; Sigma Xi ; C. E. Club; Math. Club; 
 Mgr., 1903 lUio; Mgr., Tcchnograph. Irriga- 
 tion work with U. S. R. S., 1905-7; Water- 
 works Const., Camaguey, Cuba, 1907-9; Irriga- 
 tion design and const., Colo, and Wyo., 1909- 
 11; Swamp rc-claniation, Elba, N. Y., 1912; 
 Asst. Chief li^ngr.. Port of Seattle, Iiarbor 
 improvement work, 1913-16; Engr. and Contr., 
 Seattle, 191 6 — . Capt., Engrs., Camp A. A. 
 Humphreys, Va.; Mustered out, D 11, 1918. 
 Married Eleanor Hill, Ja 3, 1912, Augusta, Ga. 
 Children: John Earl, jr., b. Ap 25, 1913; Audley 
 Hill, b. Je 4, 1915. Address, 5631 Palatine 
 Ave., Seattle; bus. add., 4099 Arcade Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 1968. RODERICK WILLIAM SILER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 16, 1879, 
 Island of St. Helena; s. J. W. and Susan 
 E. (Smythe) Siler. I'hi Delta Theta; Theta 
 Nu Epsilon. Mem., Epis. Church. Address, 
 c/o Central H. S., St. Louis.t 
 
 1969. FRANCES SIMPSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Burtonsville, N. Y. ; 
 d. James Nelson (b. Ap 7, 1815) and Eliza- 
 beth (Diefendorf) Simpson (b. Ja 8, 1837, 
 Minden, N. Y.). Prepared in Packer Coll. 
 Inst., Brooklyn, N. Y. B. L., N. W. Univ., 
 1884; M. L., 1888. Kappa Kappa Camma; 
 Sec, Phi Beta Kappa, 1907-10. Teacher, H. 
 S., Troy. 111., 1885-87; Decatur, 111., 1887-91; 
 Rockford, 111., 1891-93; Pontiac Tp. H. S., 
 1894-98; Asst. Libn., Chicago Inst., 1899-1901; 
 Head Cataloger, Univ. of 111., 1901-3; Ref. 
 Libn. and Asst. Prof., Lib. Econ., 1903-12; 
 Asst. Dir., 1912 — -. Published Hist, uf tht 
 Evolution of the Lib., a Syllabus, Lloyde, 
 Champaign, 1903, 95 pp. Pres., Univ. of 111. 
 Lib. Sch. Assn., 1904-5; Sec, 111. St. Lib. 
 Assn., 1906-7. Address, 1009 W. California St.. 
 Urbana; bus. add., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 1970. ELGIE RAY SKINNER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 12, 1877, 
 Pulaski, O.; s. John K. (b., do.) and Mary A. 
 Skinner (b. Winamac. Ind.). Prepared in 
 Areola II. S. Tau Beta Pi; Engng. Soc. 
 Mech. Engr., Corn Products Refining Co., 
 1903; Chief operating engr., do., 1918. Mem., 
 U. S. Volunteer Inf., 1S98-99; West. Soc. 
 Engrs., 1904 — . Married Catharine MacLean, N 
 
 16, 1909, Elgin, 111. Child, Mary Catherine, b. 
 F 12, 1917. Address, 1441 E. Sixty-sixth PI., 
 Chicago. 
 
 1 97 1. CHARLES WESLEY SMITH 
 (Husband of No. 3341; Brother of No. 1769) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1905; 
 b. Je 20, 1877, Elizabeth City, N. C; s. 
 Charles Wesley (b. Jl 14, 1843, Smithfield, 
 Pa.) and Hester Ann (Bourne) Smith (b. D 
 
 17, 1845, do.). Prepared in Genesee Wes 
 leyan Sem., Lima, N. Y. Teacher, Pub. 
 Schs., Lockwood, N. Y., 1895-1900; Asst. Libn., 
 Univ. of Wash., 1905-13; Assoc. Libn., do., 
 1913 — . Auth.: Expansion of tlie Dewey 
 Decimal Classification for the Hist, of the 
 Pacific Northwest, Univ. of Wash. Lib., 1908, 
 16 pp.; Bibliog. of Marcus Whitman, Univ. 
 of Wash., 1909, 62 pp.; Checklist of books 
 and pamphlets relating to the hist, of the 
 Pacific Northwest, Wash. St. Lib., 1909, 191 
 pp.; Bibliog. of Morris Birkbeck, Trans, of 
 the III. St. Hist. Soc, 1905, pp. 165-177; Pub. 
 Documents as a Lib. Resource, Lib. Jour., 32: 
 195-198, My 1908; Naming of Counties in the 
 St. of Wash., Mag. of Hist., 10: 6-16, Jl 1909 
 and 10: 79-85, Ag 1909. Mem., Am. Lib. 
 Assn.; Am. Hist. Assn.; Bibliog. Soc. of Am. 
 
 Married Christina Denny ('08), Ag 25, 1909, 
 Lincoln, 111. Children: Aubrey, b. D 9, 1913; 
 Bourne, b. Je 12, 1916. Address, 5033 21st 
 Ave., N. E., Seattle. 
 
 1972. CHARLES HENRY SMITH 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 8, 1875, 
 Melamora, 111.; s. John (b. D 1843, do.) and 
 Magdalene (Schertz) Smith (h. N 1844, do.). 
 Prepared in Metamora II. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch.; Univ. of Mich., 1899; A. M., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1903; Ph. D., do., 1907. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; V. P., Y. M. C. A.; Univ. Glee Club. 
 Instr., Hist., Man. Tr. 11. S., Indianapolis, 
 1907; Prof., Hist, and Soc. Sc, Goshen, (Jolo., 
 1907 — . Auth.: Mcnnonitcs of Am., Mennon- 
 ite Pub. House, Scottdale, Pa., 524 pp., 1909. 
 Mem., Am. Hist. Soc; Am. Econ. Assn. 
 Married Laura loder, D 27, 1908. Address, 
 c/o lilul'fton Coll., Blufifton, O. 
 
 1973- JOHN JACK SPRIGGS 
 (Husband of No. 1990) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S. 14, 1877, 
 Louisville, 111.; s. James J. (b. Ap 6, i8i8, 
 N. C.) and Nancy (Warren) Spriggs (b. Jl 
 20, 1844, Ky.). Prepared in Shurtleff (Joll., 
 Alton, 111.; Ewing Coll. LL. B., Univ. of 
 Mo., 1905. Band. Taught, Louisville, 111., 
 1903; Admitted to Bar, 1904; Stud, and Lawyer, 
 1904-7; U. S. Commissioner, 1908-10; elected 
 to Wyo. H. of R., 1910-13. Mem., 9th 111. 
 Volunteer Inf., 1898-9. Appointed by (lov. as 
 Del. to re)iresent Wyo. at Nat. Good Rds. (Con- 
 vention, (I'hicago. 1911; Nat. Conf. on Intcr-St. 
 Liquor Traffic, Washington, D. C, 191 1. Mar- 
 ried Edna Cecelia Vance ('03), Je 10, 1903, 
 Champaign. Children: Deane Vance, b. Jl 
 19, 1904; Helen Margurett, b. Je 26, 1906; 
 James Warren, b. Ap 10, 1908; Mildred Louise, 
 b. Ap 24, 1910 (died S 5, 1911). Address, 
 Lander, \Vyo.t 
 
 1974. GARLAND STAHL 
 Banker; LL. B.; b. Ap 13, 1880; s. Henry 
 (b. My 19, 1842, Hamilton, O.) and Eliza 
 Stahl (b. Ja 16, 1844, Winchester, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Elkhart H. S.; Univ. Acad. Sigma 
 Chi; Phi Delta Phi; Baseball and Football; 
 Capt., Football team. Played Professional 
 Baseball, 1903; Boston, 1904-5; Washington, 
 T905; Boston, 1907-10; Mgr., do., 11-12; V. P., 
 Washington Park Nat. Bank, 1910 — . 2nd Lt., 
 Air Bomber. A. E. F., France; returned to U. 
 S., F 1919. Married Jean Mahan, Ja 24, 1906, 
 Pasadena, Calif. Children Adelaide, b. S 16, 
 1907 (died My 25, 1909); Garland, Jr., b. Je 7, 
 
 19 10. Address, Elkhart, 111. 
 
 1975. ALTA LOUISE 9TANSBURY 
 (SAGER) 
 B. L. S.; b. N 10, 1880, Western Call, la.; 
 d. G. W. Stansbury. Prepared in Cedar Rap- 
 ids H. S. Pi Beta Phi. Libn., Port Huron 
 Pub. Lib., 1903-9; Libn., Spokane Pub. Lib., 
 1909-11. Married Fred Anson Sager, Ag 23, 
 
 1911. Children: Ellen Louise, b. Ja 3, 1915; 
 William Frederick, b. Ja 22, 1918. Address, 
 Glcncoe, 111. 
 
 1976. CARL STEINWEDELL 
 (Brother of No. io88) 
 Merchant; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap 12, 1882, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. William (b. D 21, 1827) and 
 Louise A. (Morphy) Steinwedell (b. N 15, 
 1841). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Varsity base- 
 ball, four years; Kappa Sigma. Partner, S. and 
 S. (Cigar Co. Address, Quincy, 111. 
 
 1977. LUCIA ALZINA STEVENS 
 
 (De MOTTE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1856; Sister of No. 4434) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1906; b. Mr 8, 
 
 1879, Coral, 111.; d. Frank Ernest (b. 1852, 
 
 Friendship, N. Y.) and Rosalie (Barber) 
 
igo 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1903 
 
 Stevens (b. 1S48, Java Village, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Marengo H. S. Taught, Rural Sch., 
 1903-5; Grad. stud., Univ. of HI., 1905-6. 
 iNteni., Ken-Rose Woman's Club. Married Roy 
 James DeMotte t'oo), D 30, 190S, Coral, Hi. 
 Children: Stevens James, b. D 8, 1912 (died U 
 10, do.); Frank Ernest, b. Ag 13, 1914; Marion 
 Rose, b. O 9, 1917 (died O 10, do.). Address, 
 153 E. I nth St., Chicago. 
 
 igrS. »JOHN CARL STINE 
 A. B. in Sc.; A. M., 1905; b. Ja 21, 1873, 
 Sharpsville, 111.; s. William Stine. Prepared 
 in St. Norm. Univ. Deceased. 
 
 19:9. CLYDE ERNEST STONE 
 (Brother of No. 19S0) 
 Lawyer and Judge; LL. B.; b. Mr 23, 1S76, 
 near Mason City, 111.; s. C. L. (b. S iS, 1S46, 
 Menard Co., 111.') and Mary (Marot) Stone 
 (b. 1S46, Mason Citv, 111.). Prepared in Ma- 
 son City II. S. Phi Delta Fhi; Theta Kappa 
 Nu; Phi Kappa Sigma; Philoniathean; Inter- 
 Univ. Debating Team. First Asst. S.tate's 
 Atty., Peoria Co., 1906-9; Co. Judge, 1910-15; 
 Circuit Judge, 1915 — . Married Jessie Brown- 
 ing, N" 14, 1900, Havana, 111. Children: 
 Claudia Ellen, b. Ag 4, 1907; Inez Browning, 
 b. Mr 6, 1 910; Mabel Lee, b. D iS, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, 1140 Glen Oak Ave., Peoria. 
 
 19S0. HAL MAROT STONE 
 (Husband of No. 1S33; Brother of No. 1979) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 31, 1S77, Mason 
 Citv, I'll.; s. Claudius L. (b. S 18, 1S46, near 
 Middletown, 111.) and Mary Gertrude (Marot) 
 Stone. Prepared in Mason City H. S. _ Phi 
 Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa 
 Nu; Philoniathean: Van Twiller Court; Y. ^l. 
 C. A.; Sr. Class Pres., 1903; Pol. Sc. Club. 
 Piacticing law. Stone, Oglevee and Franklin; 
 Master-in-Chancery of the Circuit Court of 
 McLean Co.; I'rot., in 111. Wesleyan Law Sch. 
 Married INIildred Ann Burrill ('03), N 11, 1903, 
 Urbana (died J a 27, 191 3). Children: Mary 
 Helen, b. O 25, 1906; Mildred Irene, b. Je 20, 
 1009 (died Ja 9, 1912). Address, 30 White 
 Place, Blooniington, 111.; bus. add.. St. Nat. 
 Bank Bldg., do.t 
 
 1981. ELLSWORTH PRIME STOREY 
 Architect; B. S. in .\rch.; b. N 16, 1S79, 
 Chicago; s. Henry Clifford (b. Je 16, 1S45, 
 Hartford, Conn.) and Mary Lavinia (North- 
 way) Storey (b. S i, 1S56, N. Y. City). Pre- 
 {)ared in Chicago Eng. H. S. and Man. Tr. 
 isch. Delta Tau Delta. Opened office as Arch., 
 1903 — . 6th Observation Bat.; Mustered out, D 
 1918. Married Phoebe Mulliken, S 29, 1904. 
 Champaign. Children: Eunice, b. Jl 13, 1905; 
 Priscilla, b. Ag 15, 1909. Address, 260 DjDrf- 
 fel Drive, Seattle; bus. add., 642 New York 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 1982. MARIETTA LOIZA STREET 
 
 (PRICE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1949) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. F 23, 18S0, Nachusa, 111.; d. 
 
 Horace (b. Ap 11, 1846, Eagle Harbor, N. Y.) 
 
 and Evelyn (Broadwell) Street (b. Mr 19. 
 
 1S45. do.). Prepared in Dixon H. S.; S. F. C, 
 
 West Point. Miss. Married Hugh Mitchell 
 
 Price ('03), D 28. 1905, Dixon, 111. (died N 4. 
 
 1018, Portsmouth, Va.). Address, 1205 Hartford 
 
 Bldg., Chicago.! 
 
 19S3. CORNELIA EMMA STREHLOW^ 
 
 (ADAMS) 
 
 (Sister of No. 999) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 22, 1883, Cham- 
 
 paigrn; d. Henry (b. Jl 26, 1S42, Shurow, Ger.) 
 
 and Magdalena (Baehr) Strehlow (b. Jl 22, 
 
 1S53). Prepared in Northwest Div. H. S. and 
 
 Jefferson H. S., Chicago. German and French 
 Clubs. Teacher, French and German, Linden- 
 wood Coll., St. Charles, Mo., 1903-4; Teacher, 
 11. S.. Wabash. Ind.. 1904-9. Married Will 
 H. Adams, S 15, 1909, Champaign. Child, 
 Magdalene L., b. Jl 19, 1913. .4ddrcss, 3415 
 Broadway, Indianapolis. 
 
 19S4. ALEXANDER JENNINGS STROM 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 2, 1882, Chicago; 
 s. Hans Julius (b. Maas, Norway) and Gina 
 (Husby) Strom (b. do.). Prepared in North- 
 western Div. I-I. S., Chicago. Address, Belvi- 
 dere, 111.; bus. add., 522 State St., do. 
 
 1985- LEONARD FREDERICK W. STUEBE 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 25, 1881; 
 s. John (b. Mv 15, 1S41, Prussia) and Caroline 
 (Kraft) Stuebe (b. O 21. 1S61, MA.). Pre- 
 pared in Danville II. S. Delta Upsilon; Arch's. 
 Club; Tecluwi/raph Bd. Head Draftsman, 
 Hewitt and Klein, Archs., Peoria, 1903; part- 
 nership with J. F. McCoy, Danville, 1904-10; 
 with C. M. Lewis, Danville, 1910-12; City 
 Supt., Bldgs., Danville. Mem., .\. F. A. M.; 
 K. of P.; B. P. O. E. ; City Bldg. Commissioner. 
 Married Elizabeth T. Cobine, S 15, 1903, St. 
 Louis. Child, Carolyn Julia, b. Jl 3. 1906. Ad- 
 dress, 1330 W. Williams St., Danville, 111.; bus. 
 iuid., 31S Adams Bldg., Jo.t 
 
 19S6. ADAH HELEN STUTSMAN 
 
 (LUTHER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1729) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 8, 1S83, Chicago; 
 d. Oscar McLean (b. 1S5S, Leavenworth, Kan.) 
 and Kate Robinson (Martin) Stutsman (b. 
 1860,^ Louisiana, Mo.). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Y. W. C. A.: German Club; Eng. 
 Club; .Methenai. Teacher, H. S., Quincy, 
 '9'^3-5; do., Jacksonville, 1905-7. Mem., Congr. 
 Church. ^larried Otto Lawrence Luther ('02), 
 Je 26, 1907, Seattle. Children: Philip Harri- 
 son, b. O 13, 1909; Roger William, b. Je 28, 
 191 1 ; Virginia Frances, b. D 17, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, 411 Wheeler St., Seattle.! 
 
 19S7. JAMES WOLFE SUSSEX 
 Manager; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 22, 1878, 
 Dunlap, 111.; s. George (b. Eng.) and Kather- 
 ine (Houston) Sussex (b. N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Hedding Coll. M. Accts., Hedding Coll. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Pres. C. E. Club. Draftsman, 
 D. L. & W. R. R., 1903; Asst. Engr., A. Potter, 
 1904; Transitman, P. A. & W. R. R., 1905; 
 Asst. Engr., rfo., 1905; Asst. Engr.. U.S. Reclam- 
 ation Service, 1907; Arch, and Engr. in pvt. 
 practice, 1907-17; Mg^r., Cashmere Fruit Grow- 
 ers' Union, 1917 — . i>upt.. Const., West Point, 
 N .Y. Auth.: Pub. Thesis in Engiig. News, 1903- 
 Married Florence May W'ohler, Ja 22, 1908, 
 Cashmere, Wash. Address, Abingdon, 111. 
 
 1988. ANNE DAVIES SWEZEY 
 (ARMSTRONG) 
 
 B. L. S.; A. B. in L. & A., 1908; b. Je 
 28, iSSo, Chicago; d. Tappin Reeve (b. Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y.) and Phebe Anne (Davies) Swezey 
 (b. Utica, N. Y.). Prepared in Hinsdale H. 
 S. Lib. Club; Basketball team. Cataloger, 
 Ishpeniing, Mich., 1903; Order Asst., Univ. of 
 111. Lib.. 1904-5; Binding Asst., 1905-8; Bind- 
 ing Libn., 190S-10; Libn., E. Chicago Pub. Lib., 
 1910-13; Libn., Salem, Ore., Pub. Lib., 1913-17. 
 Published, Binding Records, Pub. Libraries, 
 14:15, 1909. Mem., Hinsdale Presby. Church, 
 1896 — ; Am. Lib. .\ssn.; P. E. O., 1916 — . 
 Married Robert Haydn Armstrong, F 12, 1917. 
 Seattle. Address. Fontanet Court, 14th and 
 Fairmount Sts., Washington, D. C; bus. add., 
 26 Cortlandt St., N. Y. City. 
 
I9031 
 
 Baccalaukkate Alumni 
 
 igr 
 
 1989. ALBERT EDGAR TAFF 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 28, 1876; s. George 
 and Susan (Downing) Taff. Prepared in 
 Canton H. S. Asst. State's Atty., Fulton Co., 
 111., 1904-8; City Atty., Canton. 111., 1912-14. 
 Chm., Legal Advisory Bd., Dist. 2, Fulton 
 Co., 111., 191 7 — ; Govt. Appeal Agt., do., 
 1917 — . Pres., Fulton Co., Bar Assn., 1916- 
 17; Mem., 111. St. Bar Assn.; Fulton Co. Bar 
 Assn. Married Neta M. TafF, 1905, Galcsburg, 
 111. Children: Clarice Murlen; Maurine Eve- 
 lyn; Albert Wesley. Address, 638 N. Main St., 
 Canton, 111. 
 
 1990. EDNA CECELIA VANCE (SPRIGGS) 
 (Wife of No. 1973; Sister of No. 1286) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. O 31, 1879, Formosa, 111.; d. 
 John Albert (b. 1846, Md.) and Nancy Ellen 
 (Barnsback) Vance (b. 1856, 111.). Prepared 
 in Edwardsville II. S. Lib. Soc. Taught, 
 Louisville, 111., 1903-4. Married John J. 
 -Spriggs ('03), Je 10, 1903, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Dcane Vance, b. Jl 19, 1904; Helen 
 Margaret, b. Je 26, 1906; James Warren, b. 
 Ap 10, 1908; Mildred Louise, b. Ap 24, 1910; 
 Baby, b. S 5, 191 1. Address, Lander, Wyo.t 
 
 1 99 1. PAUL RAYMOND VAN DERVORT 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 17, 1875; s. James 
 
 M. (b. S 2, 1837, New Antioch, O.) and 
 Elvira Jane (Basehor) Van Dervort (b. Wil- 
 mington, O.). Prepared in Tiskilwa II. S. 
 Philomathean. Married Cora B. Piersou, Ap 
 3, 1907. Children: Bernadine, b. S 6, iqio; 
 Winifred, b. N 12, 191 1. Address, Tiskilwa, 
 Ul.t 
 
 1992. ALBERT GRAFTON VARNES 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 20, i88i, 
 
 Trivoli, 111.; s. Ezra Dotz (b. Ag 9, 1834, 
 Oakland, Pa.) and Jane Barbara Kcpner (b. 
 Ag 8, 183:;, do.). Prepared in Farmington, 
 111. Adelpiiic. With City Engr. at New Phil- 
 adelphia, O., 1903; Engng. Dept., Chicago & 
 N. W. R. R., 1903-s; Res. Engr., Southern 
 Ind. R. R., 1905 — •. Married Carrie Berneta 
 John, D 24, 1903, Cobden, 111. Address, Au- 
 gusta, Ark.j 
 
 1993. LLOYD VERNON WALCOTT 
 
 (Husband of No. 2574) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1906; 
 b. O 23, 1882, Hillsboro, 111.; s. Charles Wes- 
 ley (b. O 5, 1847, Hillsboro, 111.) and Ella 
 Nora (Shields) Walcott (b. Mr 11. 1872, The 
 Dales, Wis.). Prepared in Hillsboro H. S. 
 Acacia. Asst., States Attys. office, 1908 — . 
 Mem., B. P. O. E.; E. St. Louis Bar Assn.; 
 A. F. A. M.; Oriental Consistory. Married 
 Susan Barr ('06), Jl i, 191 1, Homer Park, 
 Homer, 111 Address, Belleville, Ill.t 
 
 1994. JACOB H. WALLACE 
 Mech. Designer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 8, 
 1877, Altamont, 111.; s. James K. (b. Ja 10, 
 184s, Greencastle, Ind.) and Maggie A. 
 (Baker) Wallace (b. Ja 24, 1851, Dexter, 111.). 
 Prepared in Altamont H. S-. and Univ. Acad. 
 M. E. and E. E. Soc: Technograph Bd.; Tau 
 Beta Pi (H), 1908; Sigma Xl, 1307. Instr., 
 Mo. St. Univ., 1903-4; Instr., Univ. of Colo., 
 1 90s -8; Asst. Prof, in charge G. E. D., Univ. 
 of Colo., 1908-9; Mech. Engr. with J. P. Karns, 
 Tunnelling Machines, 1909-13; do., The Lun- 
 kenheimer Co., 1913-14; do.. The Colo. Port- 
 land Cement Co., 1916-17; do., The West. 
 Chem. Co., 1917 — . Designed Anemometer 
 Tester and Stroke Measure, 1904; exhibited at 
 World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904. Auth. : Cylinder 
 Port Velocities, Jour. A. S. M. E., 1907; An- 
 gular Variation of a Shaft Governor, Jour, of 
 Engng., Univ. of Colo., 1908; Comparison of 
 
 P.oilcr Trials, Power, Vol. 24, 1904; Setting the 
 D-Slide Valve, Jour, of Engng., Univ. of CTolc, 
 1906; The Sweet Valve Diagram, Power, Vol. 25, 
 1905; Two-Motor Lever, Am. Mach., 1905. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. M. E., 1908; Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Julia Means, Ag 4, 1904, 
 Effingham, III. Child, Jeanne Winifred, b. Ag 
 IS, 1912. Address, 764 S. Grant St., Denver. 
 
 1995- ROBERT RUSSELL WARD 
 (Brother of No. 4480) 
 Lawyer and Banker; LL. B. ; b. Ag 9, 1879, 
 Benton, 111.; s. William R. (b. Ag 12, 1848, 
 Franklin Co., 111.) and Iniogene (Snyder) 
 Ward (b. O 4, i8s7, do.). Prepared in Ben- 
 ton TI. S. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Theta Nu Ejisilon; Alpha Delta .Sigma; Shield 
 and Trident; Pres. Soph. Class; Mgr., Football; 
 Mgr., Interscholastic. V. P., Benton St. Park; 
 Banking, p-arming, Atty. at law; Treas., 
 Franklin Co., Min. Co.; Pres., 111. Bankers 
 Assn.: Trustee, Univ. of 111. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; K. T.; Sihrine; K. P. Married Terzie 
 Isabel Kirkpatrick, S 3, 1905, Benton, 111. 
 Children: William R., b. Ag 20, 1906; Russell 
 Dee, b. O 7, 1907; Leroy Goddard, b. S 7. 
 1910; Martha Imogen, b. Ap 3, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, Benton, III. 
 
 1996. RUTH AIMEE WARDALL 
 (Sister of No. 3589) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1907; 
 b. Jl 28, 1877, Tolono, 111.; d. Xenophon Leo- 
 nidas (b. Je 4 1844, Cincinnati) and Emma 
 (Sawyer) Wardall (b. Je 17, 1850, Joliet, 111.). 
 Prepared in Tuscola H. S. Head of Dept., 
 Dom. Sc, .S. Dak. Agr. Coll., 1903-6; Fellow, 
 Dom. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1906-7; Head of Dom. 
 Sc Dept., O. St. Univ., 1907-13; Head of 
 H. E. Dept., St. Univ. of la., 1913— . Stud. 
 at Yale, 1916-17. Address, Tuscola, 111.; bus. 
 add., St. Univ. of la., Iowa City. 
 
 1997- PEARL WEBBER 
 
 (Sister of No. 3595) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 27, 1882, Urbana; 
 d. William B. (b. O 31, 1836, do.) and Sallie 
 D. (Barnett) Webber (b. Je 8, 1844, Shelby- 
 ville, Ky.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Ale- 
 thcnai; Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka; Der Deutsche 
 Vcrein; Achoth. Taught, Georgetown, 1903-4; 
 Tloopeston, 1904-5; Champaign, 1905-6; Grad. 
 in special courses, Univ. of 111., 191 1. Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Address, 709 W. Green St., 
 Urbana. t 
 
 1998. MIRIAM URSULA WELLES 
 (REEVES) 
 (Wife of No. 1756) 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1904; b. Jl 22, 1880, 
 Dover, III.; d. Henry G. (b. Ag 21, 1848, 
 Dover, 111.) and Mary A. (Arnold) Welles (b. 
 O II, 1848, Amboy, 111.). Prepared in North- 
 field (Mass.) Sem. Sigma Xi. Married George 
 I. Reeves ('02), Ap 14, 1906, Maiden, 111. 
 .4ddress, 322 H St., Salt Lake (Zity. 
 
 1999. FRED MASON WELLS 
 Ranching and Real Est.; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 
 N 23, 1879, Moline, 111.; s. William (b. Coal 
 Center, Pa.) and Emma Cordelia (Rhodes) 
 Wells (b. Savannah, 111.). Prepared in Moline 
 H. S. Attending night Law Sch., Univ. of So. 
 Calif. Married Grace Helen Kenney, Los 
 Angeles, O 24, 1912. Address, 705 Union Oil 
 Bldg., Los Angeles. t 
 
 2000. AMANDA WESTHOLD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 14, 1881, 
 
 Quincy, 111.; d. Frank A. (b. N 15, 1837, Ger.) 
 and Wilhelmina (Westermari) Westhold (b. 
 Je 7, 1842, do.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 
IxivKKsirv OK Illinois 
 
 Basketball team; Y. \\". C. A.; Gcnnan and 
 Math. Clubs. Taught II. S., Urbana, 1903-4; 
 Quincy, lOO-t-S; Lincoln H. S., Seattle, looSq; 
 Queen Anne H. S., 1909-12; I.oland Stanford 
 jr., Univ., ioij-13; Lincoln H. S., Seattle, 
 1013-18. .-Iddrcss, 424 S. 16th St., Quincy, 
 111.; bus. add., cy'o Lincoln H. S., Seattle. 
 
 2001. HAMMOND WILLIAM WHITSITT 
 (.Husband of No. 21 58) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 10, 1870, 
 PreeiiH>tion, 111.; s. Benjamin (b. Ag 14, 1838, 
 Ireland) and Elizabeth Adelaide cBetty) 
 Whitsitt (b. F I, 184?, do.). Prepared in 
 Kevnolds H. S. ; .'\ugustana Coll., Rock Island, 
 111. Phi Gamma Delta: Tau Beta Pi; Bus. 
 Mgr., Tt\~hnoi;ia('h, 1903; Capt., Univ. Kegt. 
 Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1903-5; -Associated 
 with C. F. Drury ("oj), tirm of Whitsitt & 
 Drury, Archs., Moline, 111., 1905-8; Indepen- 
 dent practice, 1908-16; with firm of Whitsitt ^^ 
 Schulzke, igio — . ist I.t. and Capt., Co. F, 
 6th 111. Inf., I9ib-I7; Capt., O. Keserve Corps, 
 Rock Island Arsenal, 1917; Mustered out, 1019. 
 Mem.. A. I. .-V. ; Congr. Church. Married Rena 
 Avis Lucas ('04). Ag 15, 1907, Vevey, 
 Switzerland. Address. 805 joth Ave., East 
 Moline, 111. 
 
 2002. *VONIE AMES WILEY (DOUG- 
 LASS) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. S iJ, 1S69, Charleston, 111.; 
 d. Eli (b. 1823. Ky.) and Martha Sanborn 
 (Whittemore) Wiley (b. 1829, Salisbury, N. 
 H.). Prepared in Charleston H. S, ; Mary A. 
 Burnham Sch., Northampton, JIass. ; Smith 
 Coll. Information Clerk, Seattle Pub. Sch. 
 Lib., 1903-4. Married Donald Pierson L")oug- 
 lass, Je 8, 1904, Butler, Kv. Died S 24, 1908, 
 Colfax, 111. 
 
 2003. WALTER WIN SLOW WILLIAMS 
 Lawyer: LL. B. ; b. Ta iS. 1873, Herrin, 
 111.; s. John G. (b. 1S40, New Harmony, Ind.) 
 and Louisa Martin OL>rrison) Williams (b. 
 O 33, JS35, Marion, 111.). Prepared in So. 
 111. Norm. Sch. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Pol. Sc. Club; Assoc. Ed., lllio. In law 
 partnership with Tudge Hart; V. P., First Nat. 
 Bank, West Frankfort. 111.; Pres., Hart-Wil- 
 liams Coal Co.; V. P., Benton Lumber Co., 
 Pres., Eg>-ptian So. R. R. Mem., H. of R.; 
 111. Legislature, 1904-0; St. Democratic Bd. 
 Electors, 1016; Christian Church; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Mary \'irginia Moore, Je 27, looo, 
 Benton. 111. (died Ap 18, 1909); Grace Eliza- 
 beth Moore, O 30, 1914. Children: Margaret 
 Endora, b. My i6, 1907; Mary Louisa, b. Ap 
 8, 1909. Address, Benton, 111. 
 
 2004. GEORGE SHIRLEY WILSON 
 Teacher; A. B.; b. N 19, 1875, Magnolia. 
 111.; s. Morris A. (h. 1837. O.) and Lydia 
 E. (John) Wilson (b. 1841, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Hi. St. Norm. Univ. Prin., H. S., Bement, 
 1903-5; Teacher, Phys., H. S., Seattle. 1905-10; 
 Head Dept. Phys. and Cheni., Broadway H. 
 S., Seattle, 1910 — . Married Edith Galehouse, 
 Je 26, 1913, Charleston, Wash. Children: 
 James Morris, b. S 23, 1914; Margaret Shirley, 
 b. Ta 6, 1016. Address, 4207 11th Ave., North 
 Seattle. 
 
 2005. JOSEPH WADE WILSON 
 (Husband of No. 1869) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; M. Arch., 1904; 
 b. F 9, 1S78, Morristown, 111.; s. William 
 Christian (b. F ii. i8^). Kristiania, Norwav) 
 and Ellen E. (Showalter) Wilson (b. Jl 2, 
 184s Edwardsville, 111.). Prepared in Moline 
 H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Arch. 
 Club; .-\rmy and Navy Club; Football; Fel- 
 
 lowship. Draftsman, .Ninimons and Fellows, 
 .Vrchs., Chicago; Seaman, U. S. N., V. S. S. 
 Newport, 1 8^8; in West, office, Ilowells and 
 Mokes, Archs., 1906 — . Mem., Chicago Arch. 
 Club, Sec. 1906; Seattle .\rch. Club; Wash. 
 St. Chap., A. I. .-v. Married Mariorie Lloug- 
 las Forbes ('03), Jl 2, iqio, Mt. Ranier Nat. 
 Park. Children: Eleanor Jane, b. S 24, 1911; 
 Forbes, b. Mr 30, 1915: John Robert, b. S 15, 
 1016. .-(rfJi'.-.v.v. Fauntlcrov Park, Box. i-(>. 
 Seattle. 
 
 2006. RALPH CUl-l.OM WOODMANSEE 
 
 Telephone Traffic Chief; B. L. S.; b. Jl 5, 
 1878, Roseville, 111.; .s. J. L. and Selena (Gor- 
 don) Woodiiiansee. I'rcpared in Norm. 11. S. 
 Asst. at Loan Desk, Univ. of 111. Lib., 1904-5; 
 Shelf Dept., Univ. of Calif., 1900-8; Head of 
 Shelf Dept., do., 1009-11; Pac. Telephone and 
 Telegraph Co., 1911-15; San Francisco, 1915-16; 
 Chicago. 1016-17; S;icramento, 1917 — ; Dist. 
 Traffic Chief. The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. in 
 charge Northern Calif. A. A. S. R.; 32nd de- 
 gree A. and A. Married Hazel Anna Cooper, Je 
 27. 1918, Sacramento, Calif. .4ddtt\<!s. 729 Q St.. 
 Sacramento, Calif.; bus. add.. 9S3 S. Sycamore 
 St., Chico. Calif. 
 
 2007. METTA EDNA WOODWORTH 
 
 (BURKHART) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 456, 718, iiSS) 
 
 Farmer; A. B. in L, & A.; b. Je 9, 1880, 
 Champaign; d. Stephen Elias (b. N 27, 1814, 
 Tyre, N. Y.) and Mary Celina (Carpenter) 
 Woodworth (,b. .Vp 5. 1842, Erie Co., N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Watcheka. 
 Lecturer, H. Sc. Farmers' Inst., L^niv. of 
 Calif., 1903-4; Asst. Postmaster, Lowell, Neb., 
 1011-16; Farming. 1918 — k Markied Henry 
 Burkhart. D ii, 1907. Potomac, 111. Children: 
 infant, b. Ja 24, 1910 (died do.); Woodworth, 
 b. Ag 31, 1011; Donald Selim, b. Mr 26, 1913. 
 Address, Potomac, 111. 
 
 2008. LYNNE GRISWOLD WORTH 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Mr 13, 1879; d. 
 Charles B. and Au.gnsta (Griswold) Worth. 
 Prepared in Benton Harbor (.Mich.l and Mar- 
 inette (Wis.) H. S.: Univ. of Mich., 1898- 
 1901. Libn., Medford, \\'is.. Pub. Lib., 1904-7; 
 Battle Creek, Mich., 1909-11; Cataloger, I^aw 
 Lib., Univ. of Minn., 1912. Address, 581 
 Pipeston St., Benton Harbor, Mich.; bus. add.. 
 306 10th Ave., S. E., Minneapolis. 
 
 2009. *NORMAN ARTHUR ZANGERLE 
 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja i8, 1883, Chicago; 
 s. Joseph (b. in the Tyrol) and .-Vngie (Staley) 
 Zangerle. Prepared in .'^t. Mary's Inst., Day- 
 ton, O. Kappa Sigma; Baseball. With Joseph 
 Zangerle in the manufacture of parlor frames. 
 Deceased. 
 
 2010. 'LESTER WILLIAM ZARTMAN 
 
 (Husband of No. 1462) 
 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 9, 1878, 
 Kankakee. 111.; s. William Elias (b. Ap 18, 
 1841, Hamilton, O.) and Almira (Gates) Zart- 
 man (b. F 12, 1844. Mt. Carmel, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, 111. 
 Philomathean; Philo-Adelphic debate, 1903; 
 Mgr., Star Lecture Course, 1902; Pol. Sc. Club. 
 Fellowship in Economics, 1903-04; Grad. Stud., 
 Yale, 1004-06; Instr., Ins., Y'ale, 1906; Asst. 
 Prof.. Ins. and Econ.. Yale, 1906-09. Married 
 Laura Louise Black ('01), S 22, 1904, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Walter Hammond, b. N i6. 1905- 
 Died O 19, 1909. Savoy Center, Mass. 
 
1904] 
 
 B ACCA LAUKK ATE Al.U M N I 
 
 CLASS OF 1904 (277 LIVING, 16 DEAD) 
 
 193 
 
 201 1. RALPH ELLIOTT ABELL 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 21, 1880, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. William Wright (b. N 17, 1853, 
 Cumiiiington, Mass.) and Rachel (Calame) 
 Abell (b. I) 18, 1855, Morat, Swisse). Pre- 
 pared in Elgin H. S. M. S., Cornell, 1905. Tau 
 JJeta Pi; Gargoyle, Cornell. Fellowship in 
 Arch., Cornell 1904-05; Arch., 1905 — . Alem., 
 Illini Club, Chicago; 111. Soc. of Arch., do.; 
 Arch. League of Am. Married Ida Giffert, O 
 4, 1913, Chicago. Children: Arlette Giffert, b. 
 Je 25, 1915; Audrey Mae b. Ap 13, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 527 Laurel St., Elgin, 111. 
 
 2012. BLANCHE ALDRICII (JARRETT) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 20, 1877, Hudson, 
 111.; d. John Wiley (b. D 10, 1838, Uxbridgc, 
 Mass.) and Flora S. (Cox) Aldrich (b. Je 5, 
 1850, Waterford, Me.). Prepared in II. S. 
 Dept., HI. St. Norm. Sch. Married Dr. Oro 
 Johnson Jarrett, Ag 12, 1908. Children: Ora 
 Virginia, b. Je 19, 1909; Joan, b. Ja 28, 1918. 
 Address, 502 Front St., Bloomington, III. 
 
 2013. ARTHUR WILLIAM ALLEN 
 
 (Husband of No. 2524) 
 Contracting Engr. ; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 
 16, 1 88 1, Melbourne, Quebec, Can.; s. William 
 Marshall (b. 1854, Melbourne) and Elizabeth 
 (McMorine) Allen. Prepared in Peoria H. S. 
 and Univ. Acad. Delta Tau Delta. Contract- 
 ing with W. M. Allen, Son & Co. Married 
 Angeline Stedman ('05), D 19, igo6. Cham- 
 paign. Children: Barbara Belle, b. D 19, 1910; 
 •Vngeline, b. F 6, 1915; Arthur William, Jr., 
 b. D 28, 1916. Address, 752 Moss Ave., Peoria; 
 bus. add., 929 Jefferson Bldg., do. 
 
 2014. JOHN EDWARD ANDERSON 
 Ins. Agt.; B. L. S., 1903; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 b. D 6, 1879, I'a.xton, III.; s. John and Ma- 
 thilda Sophia fNelson) Anderson. Pre- 
 pared in Rice Coll. Inst., Paxton, 111. Pi 
 Theta; Pol. Econ. Club; Ger. Club; Pres., Scan- 
 dinavian Club; Special Honors in Hist. Asst. 
 Dist. Agt., Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., 
 Milwaukee. Address, Paxton, Ill.t 
 
 2015. CARL ELMER ARMELING 
 (Brother of No. 2561) 
 Rancher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1908; 
 b. Jl II, 1883, Mason City, III.; s. John Henry 
 (b. Mr 2, 1841, Badberg:en, Ger.) and Caroline 
 Matilda (Pugh) Armeling (b. Mr 18, 1841, 
 Wilkesbarre, Pa.). I'repared in Mason City H. 
 .S. Glee Club; Opera Club; Adelphic. Teacher, 
 Latin, Logan Co. II. S., igo6; Supt., Schs., 
 Brighton, Colo., 1907; Farmer, 111., 1909; 
 Rancher, Wyo., 1909 — . Married Katherine 
 Youngclaus, Jl 11, 1909, Denver. Children: 
 Lyra Bernice, b. S 16, 1912; Ruth Elizabeth, 
 b. Mr 13, 1916. Address, Box 396, Basin, Wyo. 
 
 2016. ADOLPHUS EDWARD ASKINS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 4, 1878, 
 Lakewood, 111.; s. Freeman (b. Ap 27, 1840, 
 Shelby Co., 111.) and Elizabeth Anne (Hart) 
 Askins (b. My 26, 1843, do.). Prepared in 
 Austin Coll., Effingham, 111. Draftsman, Purdy 
 & Henderson, N. Y., 1904; Asst. Engr., 111. 
 Central, Cherokee, la., 1906-9; Farmer, 1909- 
 15; Co. Engr., Kiowa Co., Kan., 191 5 — . Mar- 
 ried Charlottie Violet Williams, N 25, 1908, 
 Lakewood, 111. Address, Haviland, Kan. 
 
 2017. DAVID ARTHUR BAER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 24, 1880, 
 Westfield, 111.; s. Michael Rhine (b. S 26, 1849, 
 .Spring Run, Pa.) and Henrietta (Parcel) Baer 
 (b. Mr 3, 1853, Westfield, 111.). Prepared in 
 Alexis H. S.; Knox Coll.. 1898-99. Charter 
 Mem., E. E. Soc; Capt., Univ. Regt.; Y. M. 
 
 C. A. Underground elec. const., Chicago Edi- 
 son Co., 1904-6; Asst. Engr., Underground 
 Const. Dayton Lighting Co., 1906-07; Elec- 
 trolysis Engr., Commonwealth Edison Co., 1907; 
 Asst. Supt., Cable Const., do. Mem., Illini 
 Club of Chicago; Nat. Elec. Light Assn. 
 Married Charlotte Marie Donders, Je 8, 1907, 
 Chicago. Children: Charlotte Theodora, b. 
 Mr 9, 1908; Juno Arthura, b. Je 12, 1909; 
 David Donders, b. My 11, 191 1. Address, 2234 
 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 72 W. 
 Adams St., rfo.t 
 
 2018. WALTER THOMAS BAILEY 
 .\rcliitect; B. S. in Arch.; A. M., 1910; b. 
 Ja II, 1882, Kewanee, 111.; s. Emanuel and 
 Lucy (Reynolds) ]5ailey (b. Jackson, Mo.). 
 I'repared in Kewanee H. S. Arch. Club. 
 Draftsman for Henry Eckland, Arch., Kewanee, 
 111., 1905; do., Spencer & Temple, Archs., 
 Champaign, 1905; Head of Arch. Dept., Tus- 
 kegee Inst., 1905-14; Arch., Memphis, 1914 — . 
 Mem., Seminar Club; 20th Century Club; Ala. 
 St. Teachers' .\ssn.; Branch Archs. Office. 
 Married Josephine L. McCurdy, O 31, 1903, 
 Champaign. Children: Edyth Hazel, b. Mr 8, 
 1905; Alberta Josephine, b. Ag 16, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, Fraternal Bank Bldg., Memphis. 
 
 2019. WILLIAM SALISBURY BALLARD 
 Plant Pathologist; A. B. in Sc; b. My 29. 
 1 88 1, Platteville, Wis.: s. James Harvey (b. My 
 J7, 1849, Batavia, 111.) and Elizabeth M. (Car- 
 penter) Ballard. Prepared in W. Batavia H. S 
 Special and Final Honors; Sigma Xi; Nat. Hist, 
 Soc. .Asst., Zool. Univ., of 111., 1903-4; Asst.. 
 Bot., Univ. of 111., 1904-6; Fruit Disease In 
 vestigations, U. S. Dent, of Agr., 1906 — . Ad 
 ilress, c/o Bureau of Plant Industry, Washing 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 2020. *RALPH ADAMS BALLINGER 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 8, i88i, Gallatin, Mo.; 
 s. Adams (b. F 16, 1853, Handsburg Ky.) and 
 Helen Josephine (McCormick) Ballinger (b. 
 My 6, 1856, Simmens, Mo.). Prepared in 
 Keokuk (la.) H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 
 Died V 3, 1905, El Paso, Tex. 
 
 2021. PERRY BARKER 
 
 Consulting Engr.; A. B. in Chem.; M. St, 
 1907; b. Mr 28, 1882, Rochelle, 111.; s. Frank 
 (b. D 31, 1840, Oberlin, O.) and Josephine 
 (Waite) Barker (b. My 4, i8?o, Byron, III.). 
 Prepared in Rochelle II. S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Chem. Engr., F. W. 
 Mattiessen, 1905; Chem.. Peabody Coal Co., 
 1906; Asst. Engr., Technologic Branch, U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1906-9; Fuel Engr., Arthur D. 
 Little, Inc., 1909-15; Consulting Fuel Engr., 
 '915 — • Auth.: Tests of Coal for Illuminating 
 (jas Manufacture, Bui. No. 6, IJ. S. Bur. of 
 Mines; tech. publications of Engng. Dept., 
 Arthur D. Little, Inc.; The Determination of 
 Phosphates in Natural Waters, Jour. A. C. S., 
 1904; The Comparative Cost of Coal and Oil 
 as Boiler Fuels, Power, My 30, 1916; The 
 Occluded Gases in Coal, Bui. 32, Engng. E.rp. 
 Sta. Mem., A. C. S.; Soc. of Chem. Industry; 
 Am. Soc. of Testing Materials; A. S. M. E. ; 
 Am. Gas Inst. Married Harriette Haynes 
 Pierce, Je 10, 1914, Boston. Address, 496 
 Commonwealth Ave., Boston; bus. add., 68 
 Devonshire St., do. 
 
 2022. HAROLD HENDRYX BARTER 
 
 (Brother of No. 2896) 
 Gen. Supt.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 3, 1881, 
 Dowagiac, Mich.; s. Clarence T. (b. 1854, Con- 
 cord, N. H.) and Lillie A. (Hendryx) Barter 
 (b. 1858, Mich.). Prepared in Englewood H. 
 S.; Armour Inst, of Tech. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Football Team; 
 
194 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1 1 904 
 
 Pres., Soph. Class. Asst. to Supt., Racine 
 Sattley Co., Springfield, 1906; Lngng. and 
 const, on Hydro Elec. Plants, Wash, and 
 Wyo., 1906-13; Elec. Engr., San Diego Ex- 
 position, 1913-16; Chief Engr., Universal Film 
 Co., Los Angeles, 1916-17; do., Triangle Film, 
 1917; Gen. Supt. of Utilities, Hog Island Ship- 
 yard, A. I. S. C, 1 91 7—. Mem., A. I. C. E.; 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Isabelle K. 
 Fawcett, F 7, 1910, Seattle. Children: Mar- 
 jorie Isabelle, b. Ap 16, 191 1; John Rowen, b. 
 O 6, 1912. Address, 86 S. Lansdowne Ave., 
 Eansdowne, Pa. 
 
 2023. RALPH STANLEY IJAUER 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 25, 1883, 
 Stonington, 111.; s. Josiah Thomas (b. N 13, 
 1851, Nazareth, Pa.) and Katie (Smith) Bauer 
 (b. Ag 8, 1863, Stonington, 111.). F'repared 
 in Univ. Acad. A. M., James Milliken Univ., 
 1906; J. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1909. Sigma 
 Pi; Philomathean. Asst. Prin., H. S., Blue 
 Mound, 111., 1904-05; Prin., do., 1905-06; Law- 
 yer, 1909-10; Prin., H. S., Vienna, 111., 191 1; 
 Prof., Ancient Langs, and Hist., Coll. of 
 Mont., 1911-13; Prof, of Hist., Univ. of Okla., 
 summer 1913; Asst. Prof, of Law, John B. 
 Stetson Univ., 1913-14; Prof, of Law, do., 
 1914-17; do., Emory Univ., 191 7-18; V. M. 
 C. A. 95, Camp Wadsworth, S. C. Auth.: 
 Exemplary Damages — A Heretical and Ill-de- 
 iined Doctrine, pp. 262-4, Central Laiv Jour., 
 1916; A Rational Rule of Proximate Causa- 
 tion in Torts, pp. 148-53, do.; Are Small Com- 
 pensatory Damages Merely Nominal? pp. 37-44, 
 Am. Law Review, 1917; Excessive Exemplary 
 Damages — The Relation of Exemplary to Com- 
 pensatory Damages, pp. 11-22, do., 1918; Con- 
 fusion of the Terms Proximate and Direct, pp. 
 226-9, Central Law Jour., 1918. .'Vssoc. Mem., 
 Fulton Co. Legal Advisory Bd., Atlanta, Ga., 
 1918; Mem., Univ. Club, Decatur, 111.: Congr. 
 Church, 1901-14; Presby. Church, 1914 — ; A. 
 F. A. M., 1906 — ; R. A. M., 1913 — . Married 
 Edna Francette Stetson, Ag 12, 1914, Deer 
 Lodge, Mont. Child, Janet Brooks, b. Ja 20, 
 1916 (died Ja 23, 1916). Address, 320 Maple 
 St., Spartanburg, S. C. 
 
 2024. JAMES RUSSELL BENSON 
 
 (Brother of No. S9o) 
 Sch. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 31, 1875, 
 Colfax, 111.; s. Cyrus Hinshaw (b. S 16, 1835, 
 Carlock, 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Denman) 
 Benson (b. Jl 22, 1845, do.). Prepared in 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ.; Teachers Coll., Columbia 
 Univ., summer terms, 1912, 1915, 1917- Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Supt., Pub. Sch., West. 
 Springs, 111., 190406; Prin., Pestalozzi Sch., 
 St. Louis, 1906-09; do., Meramec, 111., 1909-11; 
 do.. Pope, 111., 1911-12; do., Eliot. 111., 1912—. 
 Ed., Eliot Sch. Newspaper. Married Bessie 
 May Herod, Ag 8, 1904, Bloomington, 111. 
 Children: Edward George, b. Je 19, 1905; 
 Mary Elizabeth, b. D 3, 1909; James Ralph, b. 
 N 14, 191 1 ; Eleanor, b. Je 28, 1913; Paul Roy, 
 b. Ja 14, 191S. Address, 6131 Magnolia Ave., 
 St. Louis; bus. add., 4250 Grove St., do. 
 
 2025. MARY MATILDA BEVANS 
 Ranch Mgr; A. B. in Sc; B. L. S.; b. D 16, 
 
 i86o, PlatteviUe, Wis.; d. James Haney (b. 
 1S30, Green Bay, Wis.) and Hannah (Cramer) 
 Bevans (b. 1839 Newark, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in St. Norm. Sch., PlatteviUe, Wis. Univ. of 
 Calif., 1901-2. Libn., Wis., 1904-7; do., Los 
 Angeles, 1907-10; Mgr., Ranch. 1910 — . Mem., 
 North Berkeley Congr. Churcn; Calif. Branch 
 of Coll. Alumnae; Univ. of 111. Assn., Los 
 Angeles. Address; R. A, Bo.x 463, Oxnard, 
 Calif. 
 
 2026. ROY JABEZ BLACKBURN 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 2. 1883, Hillsboro, III: 
 s. J. F. Blackburn. Address. Bloomington, Ill.t 
 
 2027. JOHN DOUGLAS BLOCHER 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 19, 1884, 
 
 .■\mboy, 111.; s. John George (b. O 8, 1844, 
 llerrick. Pa.) and Lucy M. (Rose) Blocher (b. 
 F 22, 1846, Locke, Ind.). Prepared in Ainboy 
 IL S. Winner Artillery Competitive Drill; 
 Football. Supt, La Porte, Tex., Pub. Schs., 
 1904-6; Freight Acct. Dept., Sunset Central 
 Lines, 1906 — . Married Katherine D. Duver- 
 noy, Je 25, 1907, Houston, Tex. Children: 
 George Duvernoy, b. Ag 16, 1908; Dorothy 
 .Mice, b. Ag 24, 1910. Address, Houston, Tex. 
 
 2028. FRANK SMITH BOGARDUS 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ag 30, 1874, 
 
 Springtield, HI.; s Stephen and Mary J (Smith) 
 Ijogardus. Prepared in Springfield fl. S.; 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ. Teacher, 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 1899-1903; Prof, of European Hist., Ind. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1903 — . Married Luella Forden. 
 Je 30, 1898, Springtield, 111. Children: Frank- 
 lin Forden, b. My 27, 1902; George Stephen, b. 
 O 4. 1906; Frederick James, b. Ag 26, 1911. 
 Address, Terre Haute, Ind.t 
 
 2029. BERTHA JULIA BOND (PUTNEY) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 2586, 5043) 
 Librarian; A. B. in Sc. ; B. L. S., 1905; b. 
 iN II, 1880, Charleston, 111.; d. Charles Giles 
 (b. S 18, 1 85 1, Lancaster, O.) and Malinda 
 Elizabeth (McNutt) Bond (b. S 13, 1854, 
 Paris, 111.). Prepared in Charleston H. S. 
 Asst. in Charge of Loan Desk, Univ. of HI. 
 Lib., 1906-7; Asst., Univ. of Mo. Lib., 1907-11; 
 do., Kingston, R. I., 1911-13; Libn., St., Coll., 
 Pa., 1913 — . Mem., Y. W. C. A., 1904-11; 
 Assn. Collegiate Alumnae; Sec, Cent. Mo. 
 Branch, A. C. A., 190S-11. Married Fred 
 Silver Putney, S 2, 191 1, Urbana (died O 5, 
 1918). Child,' Ellen Ayers, b. Jl 6, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 322 High St., Passaic, N. J. 
 
 2030. HELEN ETHEL BOOKER 
 
 (Sister of No. 1201) 
 As.st. H. S. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 My 18, 1878, Fairmount, HI.; d. George Arthur 
 (b. S 14, 1846, Fairmount, 111.) and Caroline 
 Babrina (Bell) Booker (b. Jl 27, 1846, Moore's 
 llill, Ind.). I'rcpared in Champaign H. S. 
 Prin., H. S., Newman, 111.; Asst. Prin., Chris- 
 man Tp. H. S., 1918 — . Mem., Baptist Church. 
 Address, Chrisman, 111. , 
 
 2031. MARY JOSEPHINE BOOTH 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Beloit, Wis.; d. 
 John Robertson (b. 1827, Montgomery Co., N. 
 V.) and Minerva (Leonard) Booth (b. 1841, 
 Roscoe, 111.). Prepared in Beloit H. S. A. B., 
 Beloit Coll., 1900. Libn., East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 19 1 6. Red Cross Canteen service, France 
 191(1 — . Mem., Am. Lib. .\ssn,; Pres. HI. Lib. 
 Assn., 1916. Address, Eastern 111. State Normal 
 School, Charleston, 111. 
 
 2032. ALDA HALDERMANN BORN 
 
 (JOHNSTON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2911, 8147) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N I, 1883, Lancaster, 
 
 O. ; d. George (b. 1853, Lancaster, O.) and 
 
 Fides Amelia (Haldermann) Born (b. 1854, 
 
 Lancaster, O.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 
 Teacher, Rock Falls, 111., 1905- Married 
 
 Robert Ewer Johnston, O 4, 1905, Rock Falls, 
 
 111. Children: Virginia Katherine, b. Jl 15, 
 
 1906; Isabel Frisbie, b. Ja 1908; Robert 
 
 Born, b. Je 9, 1910. Address, Rock Falls, 111. 
 
 2033. *WALTER CHARLES EMIL BRAUN 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 16. i8Si, 
 Elbing, Prussia; s. Charles Emil (b. Je 20, 
 1845, Gross Muensterberg, Prussia) and Math- 
 ilda Christiana (Dann) Braun (b. S 18, 1843, 
 Gross Brunau. do.). Prepared in Medill H. S., 
 Chicago. Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 .^nalvtical Cheni.. .\rmour & Co., Chicago, 1904. 
 Died"jl 7, 1905. Chicago. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
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 2034. CHARLES GUY BRIGGLE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 27, 1883, Rushville, 
 in.; s. R. T. (b. Mt. Sterling, 111.) and Mary 
 E. (Thompson) Briggle (b. Rushville). Pre- 
 pared in Rushville H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Phi Delta Phi. Began practice of law at 
 Morris, 111.; Lawyer, Springfield, 111., for 
 past ten yrs. Master of Chancery, Sangamon 
 Co. Married Mary Ethel Stites, D 15, 1908, 
 St. Louis. Children; Charles G. Tr., b. Je 12, 
 191 1 ; Jean, b. Ag 21, 1913. Address, 1437 
 Lowell Ave., Springfield, 111.; bus. add., Court 
 House, do. 
 
 2035. OLIN LORRAINE BROWUER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1906; b. 
 S 4, 1879, McLeansboro, 111.; s. William A. (b. 
 S 8, 1842, Nashville, 111.) and Harriet A. 
 (Henry) Browder (b. My 21, 1849, do.). 
 Prepared in Mt. Vernon H. S. Pi Theta; 
 Adelphic; Van Twiller Court; Pol. Sc. (jlub; 
 Band; Orchestra; Univ. Rep. in Cent. Orat. 
 League, Orat. Contest, Delaware, O.; Hatchet 
 Orator. Lawyer, Urbana; Corp. Counsel for 
 city of Urbana, 1907-9, 1912; Alderman, 1910- 
 n; Mayor of Urbana, 1913-17. Trustee, First 
 M. E. Church, Urbana; K. of P.; 111. St. Bar 
 Assn.; Assn. of Commerce, L'rbana; Pres., 
 Executive Com.. Champaign Co., St. Council 
 of Defense. Married Nellie S. Taylor, Je 29, 
 190S, Urbana. Children: Sheldon L., b. S 3, 
 1908 (died My 31, 1912); Olin Lorraine Jr., b. 
 D 19, 1913; William Bayard, b. S 6, 1916. 
 Address, 105 S. Busey Ave., Urbana; bus. 
 add.. Ill W. Main St., do. 
 
 2036. SEYMOUR DEWEY BROWN 
 With Am. Internat. Corp.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. Ap 3, 1882, North Egremont, Mass.; s. 
 Charles Frank (b. Ja 19, 1853, Genoa, Wis.) 
 and Carrie Grace (Dewey) Brown (b. Ap 9, 
 ■853, North Egremont, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Sedgwick Inst. (Mass.) and Vt. Acad. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Tau Beta Pi; 111. Club; Bus. 
 Mgr., lUio. Draftsman, D. L. & W. R. R., 
 Hoboken, N. J., 1904-6; Asst. to E. L. Corthell 
 1906-8; Sec. and Office Mgr., Brazil Ry. Co., 
 Port of Para and subsidiary Cos., 1908-17; 
 Asst. to Gen. Representative for France of 
 Am. Internat. Corp. 1917 — ; Dir., Am. Univ. 
 Union, I'rance, 1918 — . Assoc, mem., A. S. 
 C. E. ; Mem., Am. Club of Paris; Imperial 
 Club, Paris; Standard Ath. Club, Paris; 
 Golf de r Ermitage, Paris. Married Ethel 
 Whiting, Je 2, igo8. Child, Margaret, b. F 
 20, 1912. Address, 2 rue des Italiens, Paris, 
 France. 
 
 2037. CAMILLA MARGARET BRUNNER 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 14, 1880, Peru, 
 111.; d. Herman (b. Mr 5, 183S, Herzenheim, 
 Hessen, Ger.) and Rosa (Reinhart) Brunner 
 (b. Je 7, 184S, Harbacli, Bavaria, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Peru H. S. and LaSalle Tp. II. S. ; 
 Univ. of Minn., 1900-01; Univ. of Berlin. 
 1907-8. Watcheka; Ger. Club. Address, 1406 
 Bluff St., Peru, 111. 
 
 2038. JOHN LEE BUCHANAN 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1909. b. 
 Ja 29, 1884, Lacon, 111.; s. Elbridge Lee (b. 
 O.) and Cornelia Elizabeth (Townsend) 
 Buchanan (b. Henry, 111.). Prepared in Lacon 
 H. S. Sigma Xi. Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1904-6; Transformer Engr., do.. 1906-08; 
 Transformer Specialist, do., 1908. Asst. Mgr. 
 Supply Dept., 1908-17; Co. F., 2d Reg. Nat. 
 Guard, N. Y.; MaJ., 512th Engrs., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918— r. Mem., A. F. A. M., Shriner, 
 32 degree. Address, c/o Gen. Elec. Co., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 2039. GERTRUDE AMELIA BUCK 
 Prof, and Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Mr 8, 1868, 
 Wheaton, 111.; d. E. J. and Sarah (Trask) 
 
 Buck. Revisor, St. Lib. Sch., 1901; Dir.. 
 Summer Lib. Sch., Kan. St. Norm. Sch.; Head 
 of Dept. of Lib. Sc, 1905 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Address, c/o St. Norm. Sch., 
 Emporia, Kan. 
 
 2040. GARY CLIVE BURFORD 
 
 Investments and Ins. Bus.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 A. M., 1905; b. Mr 28, 1882, Farmer City, 111.; 
 s. William T. (b. Jl 27, 1844, Harrison Co., 
 hid.) and Mary E. (McWilliams) Burford (b. 
 ja 28, 1853, Belmont, Co., O.). Prepared in 
 Iloopeston H. S. Instr.. Ellsworth Coll., Iowa 
 Falls, la., 1905-7; City Ed., Charleston Plain- 
 dealer & Telegraph; Ed., Decatur Review, 
 1908; With Busey's Bank, Urbana, 1908-11; 
 Asst. Cashier and Mgr. of Savings Dept., 1911- 
 13; Chief Clerk, Kankakee and Urbana Trac- 
 tion Co., Urbana, 1913-17; Correspondent, Chi- 
 cago Banker, 1917-18; Investments and Ins. 
 Bus., Champaign, 191 8—. Auth. : Bankers of 
 111. aid the Farmer, ///. Agr., pp. 42-44, N 191 1; 
 Banking Taught at Univ. of 111., Chicago 
 Banker, pp. 6-7 Vol. XXVIII, F 26, 1910; arti- 
 cles on 111. Bankers' Assn., Bankers' Mag., pp. 
 ()64-s. Vol. LXXXIII, N 191 1 ; wrote hist- 
 torical sketch of Busey's Bank for Chicago 
 Banker, Jl 1910; also articles giving publicity 
 to the work of the 111. Bankers' Assn.; corre- 
 spondent for a number of bus. mags, and news- 
 papers. Treas., Urbana Red Cross; Chm., Pub- 
 licity Com., Urbana Com. Third Liberty Loan; 
 R. A. M.; O. E. S.; A. F. A. M.; Mem., 
 trustee and treas., First Presby. Church, LIr- 
 bana. Address, 612 E. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 2041. FRED HENRY BURGESS 
 (Brother of No. 2042) 
 
 Contracting Agt.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 20. 
 1 880, Monticello, 111.; s. Gilbert Allen (b. F 
 12, 1848, Henry, 111.) and Jane (Conaway) 
 Burgess (b. 1852, LeRoy, do.). Prepared in 
 Monticello H. S. and East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Struct. Steel Erection, Am. Bridge Co. and 
 Kansas (I!ity Bridge Co., 1904-7; in shop and 
 drawing room, Am. Bridge Co., Chicago and 
 St. Louis, 1908-15; Contracting Agt., do., 
 1916 — . Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs.; A. F. A. 
 \I., 1914. Married Laura Acton, N 24, 1910, 
 .St. Louis. Address, ^288 Page Ave., St. Louis.; 
 bus. add., 15 19 Third Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 2042. RALPH ROYAL BURGESS 
 
 (Brother of No. 2041) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 2, 1882, 
 Monticello, 111.; s. Gilbert Allen (b. F 12, 
 1848, Henry, 111.) and Jane (Conaway) Bur- 
 gess (b. Ap 24, 1852, LeRoy, do.). Prepared 
 in Monticello IT. S. and East. III. St. Norm., 
 Sch. Tau Beta Pi; Arch. Club. Draftsman with 
 Pond & Pond, Archs., Chicago, 1904-7; do., 
 and Supt., W. Carbys Zimmerman, Chicago, 
 1907-9; Temple & Burrows, Davenport, la., 
 1909-12; Assoc, with Cyrus D. McLane, .\rch.. 
 Rock Island, 111., 191 2-1 8. Aeronautical Mech. 
 Engr., Packing and boxing section. Insp. Dept. 
 Equipment div., Signal Corps, U. S. A., 1918 — . 
 Address, Monticello, 111.; bus. add., 1836 Euclid 
 Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 2043. JOHN HERMAN BURKHARDT 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 10, 1877, near Green- 
 ville, ill.; s. John (b. 1844, Switzerland) and 
 Augusta Siemens Burkhardt (b. 1856 Sorento, 
 111.). Prepared in Sorento H. S. B. S., No. 
 111., Norm. Sch., 1894. Theta Kappa Nu; 
 Pol. Sc. Club. Asst. St. Atty., St. (Jlair Co., 
 1904-9; Atty. at Law in Belleville, Denver. 
 Mem.. Presby. Church. Married Maud Sikke- 
 ma, Jl 2, 1908, Belleville, 111. Address. 1118 
 Detroit St., Denver. t 
 
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 ::o44. MABEL ETTA CAFKY (STARK) 
 (Wife of No. 921) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. My 17, 1875, Jacksonville, 111.; 
 d. Simon (b. 1836, Vienna, 111.) and Sarah 
 Cafky (b. 1841, III.). I'rc{)ared in lackson- 
 ville H. S.; 111. Woman's Coll., Jacksonville, 
 111. Married Robert Watt Stark ('06), O 5, 
 
 1904. Jacksonville, 111. Child, Elizabeth, b. Jl 
 b, 1905. Address, 1107 W. Oregon St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 2045. ELIZABETH ELEANOR CALDWELL 
 (INGALLS) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 18, 1879, Dwight, 
 HI.; d. Frank O. and Mary Alice (Rea) Cald- 
 well. Prepared in Z.uicsville (O.) II. S. Cata- 
 loger in Cleveland Lib., 1905. Auth. : A Tri|) 
 to Europe, C. K. Ingalls, Washington, Kan., 
 
 1905. Married Claude Eugene Ingalls, My j. 
 
 1906. Washington, Kan. Child, Alice Look- 
 wood, b. Je 12, 191 1. Address, c/o C. 1". In- 
 galls, Washington, Kan.t 
 
 2046. MURIEL FLORENCE CAMl'BKLL 
 (BUCKLES) 
 (Sister of Nos. 1473, 1834) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 2, 1881, Sadorus, 
 III.; d. David Lewis (b. 1837. N. L) and Kl- 
 mira T. (BalH Campbell (b. Dayton, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign II. S. Married William 
 Piatt Buckles, S 7, 1001;, Champaign. Address, 
 7j8 S. Randolph St., Champaign. t 
 
 1047. WILHELMINA ELLEN CAROTHERS 
 Librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. Pittsburgh; 
 d. Robert (b. Turtle Creek, Pa.) and Einelino 
 E. (Milligan) Carothers (b. Swissvale, Pa.). 
 Prepared in N. Dak. Prep. Sch. A. B., Univ. 
 of N. Dak., 1S06; Grad. Stud, in Eng. Lit. 
 and Bibliography, \^'eIlesIey, Colo., 1899-1900. 
 Cataloger, special Lib. of Hist., L^'niv. of N. 
 pak., 1904-0^; Lib. of Cong., 1905-08; Instr. 
 in Classification and Cataloging, Ind. Lib. Sch., 
 1908-09; Head of Catalog Dept., Lib. Assn., 
 Portland, Ore., 1909 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 
 Univ. of 111. Lib. Sch.; 111. Lib. Club; North- 
 west Pacific Lib. Assn. Address, Lib. Assn. 
 of Portland, Ore. 
 
 2048. FREDERICK CIJFFORD CARRIEL 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. Mr 26. 
 1879, Jacksonville, 111.; s. Henry F. (b. Ag 
 20, 1830, Charleston, N. H.) and Mary Turner 
 Carriel (b. O 30, 1845, Jacksonville, HI.). Pre- 
 pared in III. Coll. Acad. Sigma Chi. With 
 Woods Motor Vehicle Co., 1904-05; H. B. 
 Dodge & t^o., 190J;; Green Engng. Co., 1905 — . 
 Address, Grass River, Manitoba, Can. or 1152 
 College Ave., Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 2049. CHARLES NICIIOL.\S CASEY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 6, 1878, Chicago; s. 
 Thomas and Hannah Casey. Prepared in Chi- 
 cago. Practising Law in Chicago, 1910 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1222 First Nat. Bank Bldg., Chicago.! 
 
 2050. LUCY CHAPIN 
 (Sister of Nos. 1478, 1644, 2612, 3319) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 3, 1883, Tolono, 
 III:; d. Edward Bonaparte (b. My 7, 1856, 
 Clyde, N. Y.) and Lucy Margaret (Pierce) 
 Chapin (b. Je 2, 1S57, Fecsburg, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign II. S. Le Cercle Francais; 
 Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka League; Phi Beta Kap 
 pa. Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 616 W. 
 Church St., Champaign. 
 
 2051. ANGIE RAY CLARK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1907; b. 
 Jl 3, 1878, Chicago; d. Gideon Egbert (b. My 
 28, 1844, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.) and Mary 
 Laurette (Tilden) Clark (b. O 6, 1844, Corn- 
 wall, Addison Co., Vt.). IVepared in S. Chi- 
 cago H. S. Pres., Alethenai; Y. W. C. A.. 
 
 cabinet; Watcheka. Teacher, Chicago, 1904- 
 0=;; do., Monticello, III., 1905-06; do., Indiana- 
 polis, 1907-08; do.. West. C'oll., Oxford, O., 
 100811; do., St. Alban"s II. S., \^t., 1913-14. 
 Mem., Congr. Church; Assn of Coll. Alumnae; 
 Sec, Y. W. C. .\., Indianapolis, 191 i-u. Ad- 
 dress. R. 3, Enosburg Falls, Vt. 
 
 2052. CLINTON OLIVER CLARK 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Ag 4, 1880, Coffee Co., 
 Kan.; s. Thornton (b. Ap 12, 1856, St. Joseph, 
 111.) and Mary Jane (Coerav) Clark (b. F 12, 
 1855, near Ih-bana, 111.). Prepared in W^in- 
 Chester U.S. Phi Delta Phi: Phi Delta Theta; 
 Theta Nu Ejisilon; Alpha Delta Sigma; Marshall 
 Law Club; i5tudents' Dancing Club. Practicing 
 Law, 1904 — . Address, 914 Ave. C, Lawton, 
 Okla. 
 
 2053. LORIN CLARK 
 Lawver; LL. B. ; b. F 4, 18S0, St. Joseph Tp. 
 111.; s. 'Wallace (b. F. iS. 1856, Ogden Tp. 111.) 
 and Eliza Ann (Thompson) Clark (b. Mr 23, 
 1859, St. Joseph Tp. 111.). Prepared in pvt. 
 study. V\'itenagemote. I'racticing law, 1905 — . 
 Married Ava Cockayne, D 31, 1910, Homer, 
 HI. Address, Homer, Ill.t 
 
 2054. THOMAS AQUILLA CLARK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1645, 2353) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 22, 1870, 
 Sidney, 111.; s. William Davis (b. D 21, 1831, 
 Perry Co., O.) and Mary Jane (Huff) Clark 
 (b. 20, 1841, Coshocton, O.). Prepared in 
 Sidney H. S.; Ihiiv. Acad.; Mass. Inst, of 
 Tech., 1912-13. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Band; Mandolin Club. With 
 Gen. Elec. Co., 1904-5; N. Y. Navy Yard, 1^06; 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of III., 1907. N. G. N. 
 Y. 23rd Regt.. 1905-6; 2nd Lt., C. A. C, U. S. 
 .\., 1907; 1st 1-t., 1907; Honor Grad., C. A. 
 Sell., 191 1 ; Grad. advanced class, do., 1912: 
 histr., do., 1913-14; Capt., 1916; Maj., 1917; 
 office of Chief of Ord., Washington on gun de- 
 sign, 1918: office of Chief of C. A., Washington 
 D. C, 191S; Pres. C. A. Board, Ft. Monroe. 
 Va. Married Edith Gordon Erskine, O 21, 1908, 
 St. Louis. Child, William Erskine b. N 2, 1909. 
 Address, 2124 P St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 2055. EDNA CLARKSON (EVANS) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Jl 16, 1880, Carthage, Mo.; d. 
 Tames Douglas and Ida (Cornell) Clarkson. 
 Prei)ared in Drury Acad., Springfield, Mo. 
 Asst. Libn., Carthage Pub. Lib., 1904-5. Mar- 
 ried John Campbell Evans, Je 20, 1905, Car- 
 thage, Mo. Children: Jack Clarkson, b. D 4, 
 1907; Martha, b. D 21, 1910; Amelia, b. N 29, 
 1912. Address, Olden, Mo. 
 
 2056. EMO LIZZIE COLE (SPALN) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja i, 1878, 
 
 Keokuk; d. John Henry (b. .•Xp 19, 1845, Bee- 
 town. Wis) and Leulia (Warner) Cole (b. J 29, 
 1S53, Warner, Pa.). Prepared in Keokuk. H. 
 S.; Univ. of Chicago, 1808-0. Ger. Club; Eng. 
 Club; Choral Soc; Y. \\'. C. A. Teacher, 1904- 
 5; 1909 — . Married William Allen Spain, F 
 1909, Keokuk (died D 25, 1900). Address, 
 008 Grace St., Chicago. J 
 
 2057. LEONARD ALLEN COLP 
 lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja iS, 1881,. Carter- 
 ville, HI.; s. John, (b. D 31, 1850, Osage, III.) 
 and Dora (North) Colp (b. N 14, 1862, Carbon- 
 dale, 111.). Prepared in Carterville H. S.; B. 
 S., Valparaiso LIniv., 1900. -Mpha Tan Omega; 
 Witenagemote; Phi Delta Phi. General Law 
 Practice; Coal and Land Broker, 1904—. Mar- 
 ried Ethel Burkhart, N 2, 1909, Marion, HI. 
 Address, c/o Colp & Ferrel, Marion, Ill.t 
 
 2058. EDWARD CHAPMAN CONVERSE 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1909; b. 
 O 3, 18S1, Chicago; s. Charles I. (b. F 16, 185S, 
 .\ndover. Til.) and Hatti-e (Smith) Converse 
 
J 904J 
 
 Baccalaukkatk Aj.umni 
 
 197 
 
 (b. My 24, 1862, Sandwich, 111.). Prepared 
 m Sugar Grove H. S. ; Aurora Coll. Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Teacher, Charleston, 111., 
 1904; do., Chamiiaign, 1005-7; do ]Jurlington, 
 111., 1008; do., Elgin, 111., igog; Instr., Univ. 
 of N. Dak., 1910 — . Mem., Central Assn. Sc. 
 and Math. Teachers; N. Dak. St. Educ. Assn. 
 Married Maude M. McCannon, Je 21, igo.-;, 
 Aurora, III. Children; Frances Ella, b. 1906; 
 Charles Edward, b. 1907; Mildred Harriet, b. 
 igi2. Address, Univ. of N. Dak., University, 
 hf. Dak. 
 
 20S9. ORRILL PAULINE COOLIDGE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 8, 1881, Niles, Mich.; 
 d. Orrille William (b. O 9, 1839, Edwardsburg, 
 Mich.) and Ann Catherine (Pettingill) Coolidge 
 (b. My 26, 1840, Ogden Co., N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Niles H. S. ; I'liiv. of Calif., 1900-1. I.ibn., 
 Pub. Lib., Niles Mich. Address, jog N. State 
 St., Niles, Mich.t 
 
 2060. MANFORD E. COX 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 20, 1880, Robinson, 
 111.; s. John Thomas (b. Ap 29, 1844, Hutson- 
 ville 111.) and Lucinda T. (Buckner) Cox (b. 
 My 10, 1851, Clark Co., III.). Pre|)ared in Rob- 
 inson H. S. Theta Kappa Nu; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Van Twiller Court. City Atty., Robinson, 1905- 
 7; St. Atty., Crawford Co., 111., 1908-1912; 
 Law practice, igi2 — . Sergt., Co. D, 111. Nat. 
 (hiard; Mach. Gun Div., (). T. C, Camp Han- 
 cock, Ga. Married Hattie E. Patton, Je 21, 
 igii, Palestine, 111. Ciiild, Carroll 'i'homas, 
 b. D 19, 1912. Address, Robinson, 111. 
 
 2061. ALICE BOURLAND COY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b". S 15, 1864, Peoria; 
 d. Eliab Washburn (b. D 6, 1832, Thorndyke, 
 Me.) and Georgianna Louisa Bryant (Har- 
 rington) Coy (b. Jl 3, 1838, Leominster, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Hughes 11. S., Cincinnati. 
 Young Men's Mercantile Lib. Cincinnati. 
 Mem., Cincinnati Woman's Club; Woman's 
 City Club; Am. Lib. Assn.; O. Lib. Assn. 
 Address, 63 S. Warwick Apt., Avondale, Cin- 
 cinnati. 
 
 2062. ERNEST WILFRED CRESAP 
 (Brother of No. 2063) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 8, 1879, 
 Bondville, 111.; s. B. T. (b. 1838, Marion Co., 
 O.) and Elizabeth (Lister) Cresap (b. 1848, 
 Pickaway Co., O.). Prejiared in Lovington 
 H. S.; Sullivan H. S. Instr., Ger., Coshocton 
 H. S., 1904 — . Address, 224 S. 6th St., Coshoc- 
 ton, O.t 
 
 2063. TRELLA JANE CRESAP 
 (Sister of No. 2062) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 28, i88i, 
 Bondville, 111.; d. B. T. (b. 1838, Marion Co., 
 O.) and Elizabeth (Lister) Cresap (b. 1848, 
 Pickaway Co., O.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. 
 Der Deutsche Verein. Prin., H. .S., Homer, 
 111. Address, Lewiston. Mont.t 
 
 2064. FREDERICK CUTTLE 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ag 19, 1875, 
 Montreal, Can.; s. George (b. Ireland) and 
 Martha (Oborne) Cuttle (b. Montreal. Can.). 
 Prepared in Riverside (Calif.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Calif., 1898-1901; M. D., P. and S., Chicago, 
 1904. Nu Sigma Nu; Y. M. C:. A., Gen. Sec. 
 1000. Phys. and Surg. Mem., Am. Acad, of 
 Med.; A. M. A. Married Oro Elma Tracy, 
 My 4, 1905. Child, Tracy Donald, b. Ag 23, 
 1908. • Address, Hanford, Calif. t 
 
 2065. HENRY CAMILLE DADANT 
 (Brother of Nos. 1654, 3334, 8253) 
 Merchant; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 4. 1882, 
 Hamilton, 111.; s. Camille P. (b. Langres, 
 F"rance) and Mary (Marinelli) Dadant (b. St. 
 Louis). Prepared in Keokuk H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi. Merchant and Mfr., Bee-Keepers' Sup- 
 plies. Married Bertha Rayburn, Je 24, 190S. 
 Child, b. D 21, 1909. Addi'ess, Hamilton, Ill.t 
 
 Mt 
 
 2066. «CLEON LESLIE DAVIS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 18, :877, 
 Zion, 111.; s. Joseph Edgar (b. O 24, 1848, 
 
 Pike Co., 111.) and Martha Allen (Bell) Davis 
 (b. D 15, i8s3, Macon Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Soc. Topo- 
 graphic Surveying, Bohio, Canal Zone, Panama, 
 iyo4-o8. Died F igo8, Gatun, Canal Zone, 
 Panama. 
 
 2067. JOHN WOLFERSPERGER DAVIS 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 6, 
 
 1880, Sterling. 111.; s. William White (b. O 25, 
 1836, Lancaster, Pa.) and Margaret (Wolfers- 
 perger) Davis (b. Mr 25, 1849, Lebanon, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. S. Sigma Alpha 
 Ejisilon; Sigma Delta. Struct. Engr., A. 
 Bolter's Sons, Struct. Steel Works, (Chicago, 
 1904-f'; As.st. Engr., D. H. Burnham & Co., 
 1906-7; Engr., Huehl & Schmidt, 1907-g; V. P. 
 and Engr. Gage Struct. Steel Co., igog-is; V. 
 P., Jolict Bridge iS: Iron Co.. igis-i8; Contract- 
 ing Engr., McClintic Marshall Co., Chicago, 
 1918 — . Mem., Univ. Club of Chicago; Sons of 
 Am. Rev.; A. F. A. M. Married Marie Spies, S 
 II, 1906, Chicago. Children; John W. Jr., b. O 
 24. 1907; lilizabeth Marie, b. Mr 21, 1912; 
 Robert Siiies, b. Ja 31, 1917. Address, 204 7th 
 Ave., La Grange 111.; bus. add., 1214 First Nat. 
 Bank BIdg., Chicago. 
 
 2068. MAP.EL KATHERINE DAVISON 
 
 (LOTZ) 
 (Wife of No. 1549) 
 B. L. S.; b. Ag 11, 1879, Joliet, 111.; d. 
 George and Hannah (Allen) Davison. Pre- 
 pared in Joliet H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1897- 
 g. Kapi)a Alpha Tlieta; Phi Delta Psi. Asst. 
 Libn., Joliet I'ub. Lib., igoo-7. Married John 
 Ramsey Lotz ('01), O 12, 1907, Joliet, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Katherine, b. S 21, 1908; Elizabeth, b. 
 My 6, ign; Jean, b. My 3, 1916. Address, 
 59 Oxford Road, Newton Centre, Mass. 
 
 2o6g. LAURA MAY DAYTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L & A.; b. Ja 27, 1880, 
 Newman, 111.; d. John (b. 1836, Troy, N. Y.) 
 and Laura Jane (Miller) Dayton (b. 1845, 
 Alton, Ky.). Prepared in Paris H. S. Teach- 
 er, Virden, 111.. igo4-5; do., Colfax, 111., 1905- 
 ■3; do., John Marshall, II. S., Chicago, 1913 — . 
 Address, 3832 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2070. ALICE GREENWOOD DERBY 
 (CARR) 
 
 Librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. O 24, 1878, 
 Yellow Springs, O.; d. Samuel (Carroll (b. Mr 
 3, 1842, Dulilin, N. II.) and Eunice Harlow 
 (Ransom) Derby. Prepared in North II. S., 
 Columbus, O.; West. Reserve Univ., 1897-8. B. 
 Ph., O. St. Univ., 1901. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Married Oscar Edwin Carr, S 21, 1906, Co- 
 lumbus, O. Children: Dorothy Derby, b. Je 
 20, igo8; Helen Cjreenwood, b. Ag 22, igog; 
 Donald Ladley, b. Ag 22, 191 1. Address, 
 Yellow Springs, O. 
 
 2071. FRED JOHN DEUTSCHMANN 
 Supt. of Const.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 21, 
 
 1883. Lenzburg, 111.; s. F. J. (b. Je 18, 1848, 
 Wuertenberg, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Mathews) 
 Deutschmann (b. S 3, 1851, New Orleans, La.). 
 Prepared in Belleville H. S. Asst. City Engr., 
 Belleville, 111., igo4-o6; City Engr., do., 1906-09; 
 Supt. of Const., Reeb Bros.. Const. Co., Belle- 
 ville, 111., 1909-13; Herrin (Jonst. Co., Herrin, 
 111., 1913-14; A. C. Brown Const. Co., igi4-i6; 
 J. L. Doris Const. Co., Harrisburg. 111., 1916- 
 18; Wells Engng. Co., Aurora, 111., igi8 — . 
 Married Bess Young, D 30, igo3. Champaign. 
 Children: Harold James, b. Jl 18, 1005 (died 
 N 8, igi2); Jane, b. Mr 2, 19 14; Wilma, b. Jl 
 18, 1915. Actdress, 507 Union St., Champaign; 
 bus. add., 346 Coulter Block, Aurora, 111. 
 
lyS 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 l'yo4 
 
 ^072. ARTHUR GARFIELD DIKFENBACll 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 7. :8So, 
 Blue Island. Prepared in Blue Island 11. S. 
 Married Mabel A. Kilpatrick, Je 4, 1908, 
 Little Rock, Ark. Child, James Cummins, b. 
 .11 23, iQio. Aiidrcss, 336 S. Madison Ave., 
 La Grange, lU.t 
 
 2073. EDWARD AUGUST DIETERLE 
 Consulting Gas Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. 
 .11 19, iSSo, Chicago; s. Henry E. (b. 1855, 
 do.) and Martha cWitte) Dieterle (.b. 1859, 
 Uerljn, Ger.). Prepared in Cl^icago Eng. 
 High and R. T. Crane Man. Tr. Schs. N'arsity 
 Track Team. Asst. Chem., 1904-0- ; Asst. 
 Sujit., 190^-8, Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co., 
 Chicago; Chem., Key City Gas Co., Dubuque, 
 la., 190S; Chem., Seattle Lighting Co., Seattle, 
 Wash., 1909-16; Benzol recovery. Peoples Gas 
 Light & Coke Co., Chicago, 1916-18; Edward A. 
 Dieterle & Co., Builders of Benzol Recovery 
 .Xpi^aratiis, igiS — ; Consulting Gas Engr., 
 1918 — ; with The Koppers Co., Mellon Inst., 
 I'ittsburgh. Invented Apparatus for Enriching 
 Water Gas, I'atcnted, F 21, 1911. Mem., Am. 
 Gas. Inst., 1908; A. C. S., 191-;; Treas., ruget 
 Sound Section A. C. S., 1914; 111. Gas Assn., 
 1916; Engrs. Club, Seattle, 1916; Chin., Puget 
 Sound Section, A. C. S., 1916. Married Elsie 
 Boll Stewart, le 24, igi3, Seattle. AilJrcss. 
 Glen EUyn, 111.; bus. add., c/o The Koppers 
 Co., Mellon Inst., Pittsburgh. 
 
 2074. MERTIE MAY DILLON (BLAIR) 
 (.Wife of No. 2328; Sister of No. 3346) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Normal, 111.; d. 
 .\dolphus (b. O 28, 1849, Dillon Town, Taze- 
 well Co., 111.) and Pauline (Britt) Dillon tb. 
 O 30, 1850, Armington, 111.). Prepared in 
 111. St. Norm. Univ.; Univ. of Chicago, 1906. 
 Teacher, Normal, 111., 1904-07; do., Chicago, 
 1907-10; do., Bloomington, 111., 1910-12; do.. 
 Normal, 111., 1912 — . Married Franklin Irving 
 Blair C'05), S lo, 1907, Detroit. Children: 
 l~ranklin Irving, b. Jl ii, 1909 (died Ag 9, 
 1909); Britt b. Ag 3," 1912; Ellis Dillon. b.'My 
 29, 1914. .-tddr^ss, R. 2, Box i. Normal, HI. 
 
 2075. HENRY BERNHARD DIRKS 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1905; b. 
 Je 21, 1884, Chicago; s. Herman J. (b. Ap 30, 
 1850, Oldenberg, Ger.) and Anna Eilzabeth 
 (Meyer) Dirks (b. F 4, 1852, Apen, do.). Pre- 
 lared in Chicago Eng. High and Man. Tr. 
 Sch. Tan Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Univ. Fel- 
 lowship; Pres., M. E. and E. E. Soc. Engng. 
 Exp. Sta., Urbana, 1905-8; Instr. in M. E., 
 I'niv. of 111., 1908-10; .\sst. Mech., Nat. Ma- 
 chine Works, 1910-15; Asst. Prof., C. E., 
 Princeton Univ., 1915 — . Auth.: Fuel Tests 
 with 111. Coals, Proc\cdi}uj.<!, III. Soc. of En</)s. 
 and Stirzs., 1908; Acceleration in Cam Trains, 
 Tcchnograph, 1904; Specific Heat of Superheat- 
 ed Steam, do., 1909; Buls. Nos. 2 and 7, Exp. 
 Sta., with L, P. Breckenridge and S. VV. Parr. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. M. E. Married Blanche 
 Fargason Breckenridge. O i, 1912, New Haven, 
 Conn. Child, Henry B., b. Ap 20, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Mich. Agr. Coll., E. Lansing, Mich. 
 
 2076. FREDERICK HUGO DOEDEN 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 15, 1S82, 
 Eureka, 111. Prepared in Eureka PI. S.; Prep. 
 Dept., Eureka Coll. Pres., Adelphic; la. -111. De 
 bates; Pres., Orat. Assn.; Grad. Scholarship. 
 Columbia. Woodford Co. Supt., 1907; Snpt. of 
 Tr. Sch. and Prof, of Educ, Mo. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Mem., N. E. A. Married Nellie Render, 
 D 25, 1908, Peoria. Address, Cape Girardeau, 
 Mo. 
 
 2077- ARCHIBALD BLAND DORMAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 371 1) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 13, 1882, 
 Taylorville, 111.; s. Martin Luther (b. 1839, 
 Owenton, Ky.) and Susannah (Phillips) Dor- 
 man (b. 1S54, Isle of Jersey, Eng.). Prepared 
 
 ^ 
 
 in Taylorville II. S.; Harvard Law Sch.; Univ. 
 of Berlin, Philomathean; Debating and Ora- 
 tory. Prin.. Mt. Pulaski H. S., 111., 1904-5; 
 .\ni. Consular Service; Vice Consul-General, 
 Berlin, Ger. and Genoa, Italy; mem., firm 
 Morrison, Dunne & Brobeck, Corp. Attys. Mar- 
 ried in London, 1910. Address, 709 Crocker 
 Hldg , San Francisco. 
 
 2078. FRANK LEON DREW 
 (Husband of No. 1811) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 27, 1871, 
 Oneida Co.. N. Y.; s. George R. (b. N. Y. and 
 Hattie L. (Spitzer) Drew. Prepared in Beloit 
 (.Wis.) 11. S. M. E. Soc.: E. E. Soc. Working 
 on the 100 ft. reflecting telescope for Mt. Wil- 
 son, 1909 — . Spanish-Am. War, 1898-99. Mar- 
 ried Katharine Bear ('03), Ja i, 1906, Los 
 Angeles. Child, Katharine, b. D 8, 1906. Ad- 
 dress, 1 154 N. Jlentor Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 2079. JOHN LEWIS DRYER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 31, 1878, Butler, 111.; 
 
 s. George W. (b. O 8, 1839, Hillsboro, 111.) and 
 Lucy Jane (McCord) Dryer (h. Ap i, 1849). 
 Prepared in Butler H. S.; Hillsboro II. S.; 
 Blackburn Coll., Carlinville, 111. Witenagemot. 
 Practicing law, Hillsboro, 111.; Co. Judge, 
 Montgomery Co., 111., 1906-14. Married Mae 
 Elizabeth Brookman, O 31, 1904. Child. Doris 
 Kathryn, b. O 30, 1908. Address, Hillsboro, 
 
 in.t 
 
 20S0. EARL LEROY DUELL 
 Deputy .Auditor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 
 14, 18S3, N'irden, 111.; s. Dallas G. (b. D 12, 
 1845, Oswego, N. Y.) and Ella V. (Snider) 
 Duell (b. le 24, 1863, Newark, O.). Prepared 
 in Devil's" Lake (N. Dak.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Dak., 1900-3. Adelphic. Address, Devil's 
 Lake. N. Dak. 
 
 20S1. CLYDE EARL DURLAND 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 25, 1880, 
 Flora, 111.; s. Maurice Gould (b. S 15, 1854, 
 Brownstown, Ind.) and Celica Margaret (Mc- 
 Bride) Durland (b. Jl 15, 1854, Xenia, 111.). 
 Prepared in H. S.; Orchard Citv Bus. Coll., 
 Flora, 111. C. E. Club; V. P. Class; Track 
 Team; Mgr., Varsity Track Team, Civ. Engr., 
 Ry. (jovt., pvt. and municipal; Miss. River 
 Comn., 1904; Asst. City Engr., 1909-11; City 
 Engr., Billings, Mont., 1911-15; Engng. Prac- 
 tice 1915 — . Mem., First Baptist Church; A. 
 F. A. M. ; Pres.. Mont. Inst. Municipal Engrs., 
 1915. Married Harriet Louise Brayton, O 11, 
 1910, Billings, Mont. Children: Alice Mar- 
 garet, b. O 14, 1913; Jean, b. N 26, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 2i6 Burlington Ave., Billings, Mont.; 
 bits, add., 221 Stapleton Bldg., do. 
 
 20S2. CHARLES EDWARDS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 27, 1882, 
 Manchester, Eng.; s. James (b. Mr 16, 1848, 
 Redruth, Cornwall, Eng.) and Nannie William 
 (Bowden) Edwards (b. S 29, 1849, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Peru H. S.; Peru Tp. H. S., I.aSalle, 
 111. Chem. and Assayer for various smelting 
 and refining plants and mining cos.; Chem. for 
 Tacoma Smelting Co.; Chief Chem., Murray 
 Plant, A. S. & R. Co. Mem., St. John's 
 Lodge No. 13, A. F. A. M.; Sinai chapter, R. 
 \. M. No. 185; Calumet Council, No. 76, R. S. 
 M. Married Blanche M. Havenhill, je 24, 
 1912, Sandwich, 111. Address, A. S. & R. Co., 
 Garfield, Ut. 
 
 2083. EDWARD GOLLERT EIDAM 
 (Husband of No. 2940) 
 Telephone Engr. • B. S. in M. E. ; b. F ii, 
 1879, Blue Island, Ill.;s. C. F. (b. D 3, 1831, 
 Ger.) and Julia Runge (b. Je 4, 1840, do.). 
 Prepared in Blue Island 11. S. Apparatus 
 Engng. Dept. for Stromberg Carlson Tele- 
 phone Co., 1904 — . Married Emma B. Con- 
 nelly ('07). S 5, 190S, Cincinnati. Address, 85 
 ■Middlesex Road, Rochester, N. Y'.f 
 
1 9041 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 igg 
 
 2084. TORRIS EIDE 
 (Brother of No. 4140) 
 Designing Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 19, 
 1S82, Aalund. Norway; s. Tollef T. (b. D 12, 
 1852, do.) and Christine (Greve) Eide (b. Ag 
 12, 1862, Lund, Norway). I'reijared in Univ. 
 Acad. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Surv., Miss. R. 
 Improvement, lietween Hannibal, Mo. and Mo. 
 R., 1904; Draftsman, Ore. Short Line Ry., 
 Mont. Div., 1904-05; Grand Central Improve- 
 ment,^ New York City and H. R. R., 1905-06; 
 I'a. Tunnel and Terminal Ry., 1906; Asst. 
 Engr. and Asst. Designing Elngr., Bd. of Water 
 Supply, New York City, 1906 — . Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Maude E. Clark, O 10, 
 191 1, New York City. Address. 2406 Nevvkirk 
 Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; bus. add., Room 2208, 
 iSIunicipal Bldg., New York City. 
 
 2085. LLOYD EDWIN ENGEL 
 Office Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; 
 b. Ja II. 1877, Metamora, 111.; s. Joseph N. (b. 
 My 8, 1854, do.) and Mary (Garber) Engel (b. 
 May 10 1855, Pekin, 111.). Prepared in Met- 
 amora H. Si.; Univ. Acad. Adelphic. Prin., 
 H. S. and Dept. Teacher, Elizabeth, 111., 1905; 
 Burlington. la., 1907; Mohall, N. Dak., 191 1; 
 Ilittle Tp, n. S., Arminston, 111., 191 1; Dist. 
 Mgr., A. M. Cloud, Manchester, la., 1915; Of- 
 fice Mgr., Cowden Lumber Co., Everett, Wash., 
 1918 — . Auth. :A Comparative Study of Long- 
 fellow's Sonnets, Thesis for Master's degree, 
 Univ. of 111., 1909. Mem., Bus. Men's Club, 
 Elizabeth, 111.; Christian Church. Married 
 May Lois Logan S 2, 1908, Newark, 111. 
 Child, Edmund Lyford, b. S 12, 1909. Address, 
 1628 Hoyt Ave., Everett, Wash.; bus add., 
 217 Commerce Bldg., do. 
 
 2086. ROY VICTOR ENGSTROM 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. &- S. E.; b. F 3, 1883. 
 Peoria; s. Charles Victor (b. Sweden) and Bes- 
 sie (Johnson) Engstrom (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Peoria H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; Sr. Class Pres. ; Valedictorian. 
 Asst. in Engng., Exp. Sta., Univ of 111., sum- 
 mer, 1904; Instr., T. and A. M., Univ. of 111., 
 1905; Asst. in charge of reinforced concrete 
 tests made at 111. during 1905; Govt. Concrete 
 tests, 1905-6; with Brayton Engng. Co., St. 
 Paul, 191^6-7; Assoc, T. and A. M., Univ. of 
 III., 1907-9; Asst. Prof., 1909-10; Const, work 
 with Grant Smith & Co., Seattle, 1910-17; do., 
 with Stone and Webster, Boston, 1917 — . 
 Engr., Hog Island Shipyard, 1918; Asst. to 
 Pres., Internat. Ship Bldg. Corp., Philadelphia, 
 1918-;— . Married Edna M. Fulks, O 16, 1907, 
 Peoria. Child, Charles George, b. Je 29, 1909. 
 Address, 447 Moss Ave., Peoria; bus. add.. 
 140 Broad St., Philadelphia. 
 
 2087. LAMBERT THEODORE ERICSON 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 5, 
 1883, Peoria; s. Gustav Edwin (b. D 10, 1859, 
 Sweden) and Anna Elizabeth (Alberts) Ericson 
 (b. Ja 27, i860, Galesburg, 111.). Prepared 
 in Moline H. S. Delta Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Technograph Bd. Draftsman, 
 Weir Frog Co., Cincinnati, 1904-05; Locating 
 Party, Mo. Pacific Ry., 1905-06; Const. Engr., 
 Mo. Pacific R. R. Yds., Dupo, 111., 1906-07; 
 Asst. Engr., Mo. Dist., C. B. & Q. R. R., 1907; 
 Treating Insp., Frisco Lines, Hugo, Okla., 
 1907-10; C. & E. I. R. R., Marion, 111., igio- 
 IX ; Chief Insp., Port Reading Creosoting Plant, 
 Philadelphia & Reading Ry., Port Reading, N. 
 J., 191112; Asst. Supt. do., 1912-14; (ihief 
 Engr., Am. Creosoting Co., New York City, 
 1914-17; Contracting Engr., Jennison Wright 
 Co., Toledo, O., 1917— ._ Married Belle B. 
 Garth, Jl 23, 1906, Union, Mo. Children: 
 Edwin Garth, b. My 5. 1907 (died My 23, 
 1907); Lambert Theodore, Jr., b. D 23, 1909; 
 Elizabeth Anne, b. D 21, 1916. Address, 2643 
 Scottwood Ave., Toledo, O.; bus. add., 2463 
 Broadway, do. 
 
 2088. WILLIAM ALONZO ETHERTON 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 11, 1876, 
 Jackson Co., 111.; s. Abraham M. (b. Ja 20, 
 1851, do.) and Mary (Henson) Ethcrton (b. 
 Ja 24, 185s, Grand Tower, III.). Prepared in 
 So. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
 1 91 2. Tests of heat transmission through in- 
 sulated walls, 1904; Const. Engr. for 
 the U. S. P. O. and Court House Bldg., Hunt- 
 ington, W. Va., 1905-06; Bldg. Supt., U. S. P. 
 O. and Court House, St. Louis; Supt., do., E. 
 St. Louis 111.; Post Hosp., JelTerson Barracks, 
 1906-07; Prof., Arch. Engr. and Arch, for St. 
 Bd. of Agr., Stillwater, Okla., 1907-12; Arch. 
 in charge of Farm Structures, in U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr., Ava, 111., 1913-16; pvt. practice in 
 rural arch., 191 6 — . Auth.: Inexpensive Plumb- 
 ing for Farm Kitchens, Kan. St. Agr. Coll. 
 Bull., 23 pp., Ai) 1916; The Farmhouse Im- 
 proved, Kan. St. Coll. Bid., 88 pp. My, 191 7. 
 Mem., A. I. A.; Am. Inst. Agr. Engr.; Phi 
 Kappa Phi. Married Sadi.e Dean, Ja 20, 1905, 
 St. Louis. Children: Infant, b. Ag 27, 1906 
 (died S I, 1906); Murry Dean, b. Jl 5, 1909. 
 Address, Ava, 111. 
 
 2089. KENNETH NEILL EVANS 
 Engineer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 10, 1882, 
 
 Waynesville, 111.; s. Charles Edward (b. O 30, 
 1855, do) and Laura Belle (Twaddell) Evans 
 (b. O 6, i860, Weston^^ Mo.). Prepared in 
 Taylorville Tp. H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Math. 
 Club; Eng. CJlub. Jr. Civ. Engr. Asst. making 
 map for Christian Co. Coal Co., 1905; R. R. 
 Engr., Pa. R. R.; Engr. charge of Const, work, 
 Ridgeville, Ind., 1909-10; Cincinnati, 1910; 
 Capt. Engr., Washington Barracks, Washing- 
 ton, p. C; do., Co. G, 5th Bn., Ft. Benjamin 
 Harrison, Indianapolis. Married Ruth Kenney, 
 Ag 30, 1913, Logansport, Ind. Address, Wash- 
 ington Barracks, Washington, D. C. 
 
 2090. SAMUEL BARRY FLAGG 
 Fuel Expert; B. S. in M. E.; b. N i, 1882, Al- 
 ton, 111,; s. Richard Henry (b. 1857) and Han- 
 nah Sanford (Caldwell) Flagg (b. Je 5, 1858.). 
 Prepared in Alton H. S.; Shurtleff Coll., 1900. 
 M. E. and E. E. Soc. ; Tau Beta Pi; Final hon- 
 ors. With Equitable Powder Mfg. Co., East 
 Alton, 111., 1904-06; U. S. Geol. Sur. and U. 
 S. Bur. of Mines, 1906-17; Fuel Expert, Elec. 
 Bond &• Share Co., New York City, 191 7 — . 
 jMem., A. S. M. E. Married Minnie Mabel 
 Boltz, Ap 22, 1913, Wilkinsburg, Pa. Address, 
 3123 Hood St., Dallas, Tex.; bits add., Elec. 
 Bond & Share Co., 71 Broadway, New York 
 City. 
 
 2091. CLARENCE EARL FLEMING 
 Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.: 
 b. F 25, 1883, Delavan, 111.; s. William (b. O 
 30, 1839, Zanesville, O.) and Anne Frances 
 (Trimble) Fleming (b. Mr 6, 1856, Tremont, 
 111.). Prepared in Delavan H. S. Y. M. C. 
 A.; Philomathean, Pres.; Eng. Club. Stud., 
 Y. M. C. A. Coll., Springfield, Mass.. 1908-10; 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec, Ind. Univ., Bloomington, 
 Ind. ,1904-6; Dir. of Religious Work at Sioux 
 City, 1906; do., Colorado Springs, Colo., 1906- 
 S; Gen. Sec, .Saratoga Springs Y. M. C. A., N. 
 Y., 1910-17; Y. M. C. A., France, 1917; do., 
 Binghampton, N. J., 1918 — . Mem.. M. E. 
 Church. Married Claudia Belle Hall, O 24. 
 1906, Oakwood, 111. Address. Binghampton, N. 
 V. 
 
 2093. CARL JOSHUA FLETCHER 
 (Husband of No. 1892) 
 Coal Dealer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 3. 1880, 
 Galesburg, 111.; s. Samuel (b. Vt.) and Hen- 
 rietta fBrown) Fletcher (b. near Galesburg, 
 111.). Prepared in Galesburg H. S.; Lombard 
 Coll. Phi Delta Theta; Glee and Mandolin 
 Club, 1903; Pres., Tennis Club-Team; Mgr., 
 Class Baseball; Central Union Tel. Co., 1904-6; 
 Jr. Engr., U. S. G. S., 1906-7; Fuel Engng. Co.. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 I1904 
 
 1907; Cml. Testing and Engng. Co., 1909-10; 
 Engr. and Salesman, Tavlor Coal Co., 1910-16; 
 Mem.; Highland Golf 'Club. 1907; Columbia 
 Club, Indianapolis. Married Mary Henderson 
 ('03), D 16, 1905, Galesburg, 111. Children: 
 Samuel, b. Ja 15, 1907; William Henderson, 
 b. Mr 8, 1908; Carl Joshua, Jr., b. Je jo, 1910; 
 David Brown, b. Je 8, 1913; Stephen Wimber- 
 ly, b. S 9, 1916. Address. 5765 Central .\ve., 
 Indianapolis; bus. add., 1503 Merchants Bank 
 Bldg. do. 
 
 2093. CAROLINE KATHARINE FOSTER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Je 12, 1880, Mead- 
 ville. Pa.; d. Francis Herriotte (b. D 18, 1836, 
 Meadville. Pa.) and Frances Elizabeth Foster 
 (b. N 27, 1845, Mercer, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Pittsburgh Central II. S. A. B., West. Univ. 
 of Pa., 1902. Cataloger, Carnegie Lib., Pitts- 
 burgh, 1905-8; Asst., Order Dept., 1908-15; 
 Asst. Libn., Order and Catalog Dept., Pub. 
 Lib., Minneapolis, 1915 — . Address, 407 4th 
 St., S. E. Minneapolis. 
 
 2094. PEARLE FRANKENBERG (McCLIN- 
 TOCK) 
 B. L. S.; b. O 18, 1882, Mayview, 111.: d. 
 Alvin Keener (b. Ja 1, 1854, Tiffin, O.) and 
 Martha Jane (McClain) Frankenberg (b. Ja 
 15, 1858, Urbana). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Married Delmore H. McClintock. Ag 15, 1910, 
 Medford, Ore. Children: Katherine Louise, b. 
 N 20, 191 1 ; Mary Alice, b. My 14, 1913; Pat- 
 ricia Jane, b. N 16, 1915. Address, 902 N. 9th 
 St., Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 2095. DEAN FRANKLIN 
 Judge; LL. B.; b. Ja 9, 1872, Macomb, 111.; 
 s. William James (b. Ap 20, 1843, ^io.) and Mary 
 Ann (Gibbs) Franklin (b. N 8, 1848, Schuvler 
 Co., 111.). Phi^ Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Theta Kappa Nu. Judge, City Court of Ma- 
 comb. Address, Macomb, Ill.t 
 
 2096. BURTON FRENCH 
 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 23, 
 1881, LaPorte, Ind.; s. W. H. (b. Ag 1852, Chi- 
 cago) and F. E. (Wallace) French (b. Ja 13, 
 1856, LaPorte, Ind.). Prepared in Chicago 
 Eng. H. S. and Man. Tr. Sch. Commonwealth 
 Edison Co., 1904-8; Consumers Elec. Light & 
 Power Co., New Orleans, 1908-13; Pub. Service 
 Co. Okla., 1913-18; Consulting Engr. 1918 — . 
 Assoc, mem., A. I. E. E. ; Class B, mem. of 
 Nat. Elec. Light Assn. Married Marion B. 
 Gilmour, Mr 10, 1913, New Orleans. Child- 
 ren: Marion B., b. F 17, 1914; Burton, Jr., b. 
 Mr 7, 1915. Address, 492 Continental and 
 Commercial Nat. Bank Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 2097. WILLIAM HIRAM FURSMAN 
 
 (Husband of No. 1934) 
 Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Coal Co.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. Jl 20, 1878, El Paso, 111.; s. Elias Saflord 
 (b. Ag 1837, N. Y.) and Mira (Pool) Fursman 
 (b. Ap 17, 1844). Prepared in El Paso H. S. 
 Theta Nu Epsilon. Muskogee R. R. work, field 
 and office, Muskogee, Okla., 1904-5; Draftsman, 
 Doring Coal Co., Chicago, 1905-7; Engr., West 
 Frankfort, 111., 1907-11; Pres. and Gen. Mgr., 
 Fursman Coal Co., 191 1 — . Married Winifred 
 Myers ('03), O 24, 1904, St. Louis. Children: 
 Helen Eliza, b. O 11, 1907; William Hiram, b. 
 Je 19, 1909. Address, Okmulgee, Okla. 
 
 2098. ELMER LOGAN GARNETT 
 (Husband of No. 2318; Brother of Nos. 950, 
 1504. 3373. 3745, 4670) 
 Bond and Mortgage Broker; A. B. in L. & 
 A.; b. N 15, 1879, St. Marys, 111.; s. Robert 
 Kirtley (b. Ag 4, 1844, do.) and Annie Elizabeth 
 (Hunter) Garnett (b. O 19, 1845, Catasauqua, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Carthage H. S. LL. B., 
 N. W. Univ., 1906. Phi Gamma Delta: Phi 
 Delta Phi; Adelphic; Pol. Sc. Club; Cml. Club; 
 
 Van Twiller Court; Phi Beta Kappa; Mai., 
 Univ. Regt. Kimball & Norton Ins. Fellow- 
 ship, 1904-5. Practiced Law, 1908; Bank Cash- 
 ier, 1910; Bond and Mortgage Broker, 1910 — . 
 Married Lela Ethlvn Barnard ('05), S i, 1910 
 Manteno, 111. Children: Hugh Barnard, b. Jl 
 12, 1911; Lela Jean, b. D 15, 1912; Marjorie 
 Anne, b. Je 5, 19 18. .4ddress, Altus, Okla. 
 
 2099. NEWTON DAVID GASTON 
 Efficiency Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 14, 
 1874, Tranquility, O.; s. E. M. (b. do.) and 
 Nancy J. (Brown) Gaston (b. Cherry Fork, O.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad.; Hillsboro Coll, O.; 
 West. III. Norm. Sch.; Bushnell Coll.; Valpara- 
 iso Univ., 1894-5. Pres., M. E. Soc; Pres. 
 E. E. Soc; Technograph Bd.; Illio Bd.; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Draftsman, Deering Div., Internal. 
 Harvester Co., Chicago, 1904-5; Asst. Supt. 
 Office Deere & Co., Moline, 111., 1905-6; Chief, 
 Cost. Dept., West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1906-9; 
 Cost. Acct., Automatic Elec. Co., Chicago, 1910; 
 Efficiency Engr., Adams Westlake C^o., 1910 — . 
 Married Cecile A. Du Mars, O 30, 1906, Hanna 
 City, 111. Child, Mary Elizabeth, b. F 22, 1910. 
 .4ddrcss, 439 S. Madison Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 21 00. LILLIAN MABELLE GEORGE 
 Librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. Ap 27, 1874, 
 Amesbury, Mass.; d. Robert Benjamin (b. S 16, 
 1843, Newbury port, Mass.) and Mary Frances 
 (Sargent) George (b. F 19, 1843, Amesburv, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Amesbury H. S. B. S. 
 R. I. St. Coll., 1899; B. L. S., N. Y. St. Lib. 
 Sch. 1909. Asst. Libn. R. I. St. Coll., 1897- 
 1906; Libn., do., 1906-9; Asst. Lib. of U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1910-11; Cataloger and (Tlassifier, 
 Purdue L^niv. Lib., 1911 — . Mem. Am. Lib. 
 Assn.; D. A. R. Address, Cedar Court, Ames- 
 bury, Mass.; bus. add., 220 Waldron St., La- 
 fayette, Ind. 
 
 2101. CHARLOTTE MITCHELL GIBBS 
 
 (BAKER) 
 (Wife of No. 2886; Sister of Nos. 1335, 1684) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1908; b. Ja 10, 1885. 
 Greenup, Ky. ; d. George (b. Mr 25, 1842, Ware- 
 ham. Mass.) and Elizabeth Thacher (Hodge) 
 tlibbs (b. N 9, 1846, Plymouth, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. and Univ. Acad. 
 VVatcheka; Y. W. C. A.; H. Sc. Club; Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa. Asst. in H. 
 Sc, Univ. of 111., 1905-09; Assoc, do., 1909-13. 
 .-Vuth. : Some Points in Choosing Textiles, 
 Univ. of III. But., iS pp., vol. 8, No. xv., 1911; 
 Household Te-xtiles, Whitcomb and Barrows, 
 Boston, 1 91 2; Chapter in Successful Farming 
 by Frank D. Gardner, 10 pp.; six articles on 
 textiles and clothing. Jour, of Home Economics, 
 22 pp.. Vol. 8, 1916; various short articles. 
 Mem., Am. Home Econ. Assn.; Chicago Coll. 
 Club, 1914-17. Unitarian Chvirch. Married 
 Cecil Franklin Baker ('07), S 11. 1913, Ware- 
 ham. Mass. .4ddrcss, 5456 Jefferson Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 2102. LOUELLA IDA GILLESPIE 
 
 (Sister of No. 1686) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. .\g 7, 1881, 
 Harris, 111.; d. George Moore (b. 1848, Mc- 
 Lean (To., 111.) and Ollie E. (Crawford) Gilles- 
 pie (b. 1S56, O.). Prenared in Champaign H. 
 S. Prin. of Sch., Savoy, 111., 1904-05; Asst., 
 Phys. Tr., Univ. of 111., 1905-06; Teacher H. S., 
 Big Rapids, Mich., 1906-08; Ottawa, Kan., 
 1908-10. Mem., D. A. R. Address, 210 W. 
 Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 2103. PHILIP DAKIN GILLHAM 
 Dist. Sales Mgr. B. S. in C. E.; b. My 12, 
 
 1883, Princeton, 111.; s. Julius Augustus (b. Ap 
 16, 1844, Alton, 111.) and Elizabeth (Dakin) 
 (jillham (b. Mr 29, 1846, Wilmington, O.). 
 Prepared in Princeton H. S. Beta Theta Pi; 
 C. E. Club. .\gr. and Drainage Engr., Prince- 
 
1904] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alu.mni 
 
 20 1 
 
 ton, 111., 1904; Draftsman, Chicago Bridge & 
 Iron Works, Chicago, 1905; do., Noelke Rich- 
 ards Iron Works, Indianapolis, 1905; Design- 
 ing Engr., Corrugated Bar Co., St. Louis, 1905- 
 7; Const. Engr., do., 1908; Sales Engr., 1909; 
 Mgr., Buffalo Dist. Sales Office, 190Q-11: Dist. 
 Sales Mgr., Corrugated Bar Co., St. Louis, 
 19H — . Mem., First Presby. Church; Univ. 
 Club of Buffalo; Jr. Mem., A. S. C. E., 1906-11; 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E., igii — . Married 
 Margaret Ellen Palmer, O 19, 1907, Princeton, 
 III. Child, Jane Elizabeth, b. O 31, 1910. 
 Address, 205 Park Ave., W. Princeton, HI.; 
 bus. add., 1409 Nat. Bank of Commerce Bldg., 
 St. Louis. 
 
 2104. CARL LOUIS GINZEL 
 (Brother of No. 2398) 
 With Loan Co.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 1880, Trenton, 111.; s. Moritz and 
 (Blanck) Ginzel. Prepared in Trenton 
 tJniv. Acad. Phi Kappa Sigma; C. E, 
 Weir Frog Co., 1904-5; Asst. Engr., M 
 R. R., 190s; Govt. Sur. in Rainier Nat, 
 1905-8; Title Inv. and Ins. Co., Tacoma, 
 1908; P. J. Conklin Loan Co., Wichita, 
 1909 — . Married Julia Hunt Conklin, 
 1909, Wichita, Kan. Address, Ashland, 
 
 Ja 31, 
 
 Mary 
 H. S.; 
 
 Club. 
 0. Pac. 
 
 Park, 
 Wash., 
 Kans., 
 Ap 7. 
 
 Kan.t 
 
 2105. PAUL BOND GLASSCO 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 11, 1878, 
 Greencastle, Ind. ; s. George Melville and Sarah 
 Elizabeth (Bond) Glassco. Prepared in 
 Charleston and Tuscola H. Schs. Arch. Club; 
 Sigma Xi. Draftsman; Insp. ; Supt.; Gen. 
 Contr. ; Pres., G. W. Stiles Const. Co. Mar- 
 ried Anna Veronica McCallum, O 30, 1909, 
 Milwaukee. Children: Paul Bruce, b. N 8, 
 191 1 ; Donald Edward, b. F 26, 1914. Address, 
 6544 Newgard Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 619 
 Lumber Exchange, do. 
 
 2106. HIMAN RICHARD CLICK 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 18, 1883, St. Louis; 
 
 s^ Max Nathan (b. Ap 8, 1862, Vilkomier, 
 Kovno, Russia) and Fannie (Zoller) Click 
 (b. Mr. 7, 1865, Brody, Galicia, Austria). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Phi Delta Phi; 
 Theta Kappa Nu; Van Twiller Court. Address, 
 Rosewell, N. M.f 
 
 2107. JOSIAH GORHAM 
 (Brother of No. 4678) 
 Chief Chemist; A. B. in Chem.; b. D 5, 
 1881, Homer, 111.; s. Henry (b. D 10, 1849, 
 Jacksonville, 111.) and Mary Augustus (Dore- 
 mus) Gorham (b. O 17, 1853, New Orleans). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Chem. Soc. 
 Asst. St. Chem. of the St. of N. Y. ; Asst. 
 Chem., Union Pac. R. R., 1906; Asst. Chem., 
 Colo. Fuel 4i Iron Co., 1911-16; Chief chem. 
 do., 1916 — . Married Blanche Allen Dean, 
 Jl s, 1918, Pueblo, Colo. Address, 215 W. 12th 
 St., Pueblo, Colo. 
 
 2108. MARGARET AMIDON GRAMESLEY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 3, 1878, Charles- 
 ton, 111.; d. Charles (b. Je 3, 1842, Palmyra, 
 N. Y.) and Keturah (Hildreth) Gramesley 
 (h. D 6, 1857, Onondaga, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Charleston H. S. ; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 V-P., Sr. Class. Libn., Children's Dept., Jack- 
 sonville, 111., 1904-05; Le Moyne Inst., Mem- 
 phis; Asst. Traveling Lib. Dept., 1907-12. 
 Compiled, Books on Art and Artists in The 
 St. Traveling Lib. Dept. of Ohio, 241 pp.; 
 Books on Agr., do. Address, Jefferson City, 
 Mo. 
 
 2109. BARTLETT STEPHEN GRAY 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. My 19, 1883, Jackson- 
 ville, 111.; s. Stephen Bartlett (b. .Ta 7, 1845, 
 do.) and Charlotte Frances (Deatherage) 
 Gray (b. Ta 8, 1861, near Piasa, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Jacksonville H. S.; Harvard Univ. 
 
 Law Sch., 190405. Delta Upsilon; Phi Alpha 
 Delta; K. K. Club; Class Baseball and Foot- 
 ball Teams; Glee and Mandolin Club; Opera 
 Club; Sergt., Univ. Regt. Admitted to 111. 
 bar, 1904; Atty. at Law, 1905-15: City Atty., 
 Geneseo, 111., 1915— . Mem., B. P. O. E.; I. 
 O. Red Men; Henry Co. Bar Assn. Married 
 Rose Dougherty, Ap 26, 1906, Keokuk. Ad- 
 dress, 202 W. Pearl St., Geneseo, 111.; bus. 
 add., 1021/2 N. State St., do. 
 
 21 10. CELLA GENEVIEVE GREEN 
 (Sister of Nos. 878, 3001) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 8, 1881, Ivesdale, 
 
 111.; d. Patrick (b. N 7, 1842, Ireland) and 
 .Alana (Hopkms) Green (b. Mr 23, 1845, do.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Address, Ivesdale, 
 IIl.T 
 
 21 1 1. *MABEL GREEN 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Mr 7, 1867, Florida, N. Y.; d. 
 Samtiel (b. D 18, 1840, Ringwood, Passaic Co., 
 N. J.) and Mary E. (Miller) Green 
 (b. Je 9, 1848, Florida, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 S. S. Seward Inst., Florida N. Y.; N. Y. St. 
 Norm. Sch., Albany. Pd. M., Univ. of New 
 York City, 1893. Asst. Prin. of Schs., War- 
 wick, N. Y., 1887-8; Asst. Prin., Gravesend, 
 L. I., 1889-93; Teacher, Brooklyn H. S.. 1895-8. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Florida, N. Y., 1892 
 Died Jl 23, 1905, Florida, N. Y. 
 
 2H2. ELIZABETH GROSVENOR GREENE 
 Asst. Am. Hist. Review; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 B. L. S., 1905; b. O 20, 1882, Kyoto, Japan; 
 d. Daniel Crosby (b. F 11, 1843, Roxbury, 
 Mass.) and Mary Jane (Forbes) Greene (b. 
 O 3, 1845, Charlestown, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Arlington, Mass., H. S.; Newton, Mass., H. 
 S.; Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1899-01. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Phi Beta Kappa. Asst., office of the 
 .*i>n. Hist Review, 1918; Course in reconstruc- 
 tion, Boston, 191 8 — . Address, loii S. Wright 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 2113. LUDWIG GUTMANN 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 21. i860, 
 Hamburg, Ger. ; s. Z. Gutmann (b. 1830, Ham- 
 burg, Ger.) and Elise (Biesenthal) Gutmann 
 (b. Mecklenburg, do.). Prepared in Hamburg 
 and Artisan Schools in Ger. and Eng. Dele- 
 gate for A. I. E. E. to Internat. Cong, of Elec- 
 tricians. Frankfurt, Ger., 1891; Const. Engr., 
 1905; Engr. on staff of Wagner Elec. Mfg. 
 Co., Inventor of the Gutmann Recording Watt- 
 meter, No. 610,224, N 15, 1898; Pats. No. 
 675,99s. No. 675,996, of Je II, 1901; 
 Elec. Motors, Pats. No. 530,176, No. 
 530,177, and No. 530,178, D 4, 1894; Electro 
 Magnetic Cut Out, No. 446,515, 1891, and 
 Alternating current regulator, Pat. No. 769,- 
 342, 1904. Auth.: The Motorman and His 
 Duties, the Windsor-Kenfield Pub. Co.; Paper 
 read before Internat. Cong, of Electricians, 
 Frankfurt, Ger., 1891; Paper read before A. 
 I. E. E., 1894; Contributor to a Ger. Elec. 
 Jour, during Chicago World's Fair; Electrical 
 World, Electrical Engineer, Electric Power, 
 etc.; Paper presented at the Internat. Cong, 
 of Inventors. Mem., A. I. E. E. ; (jer. Soc. 
 of Elec; Engrs. Club of St. Louis; Men's 
 Club, Maple Ave., M. E. Church. Married 
 Emma J. Wilkins, Je 24, 1896, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 564s Gates Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 21 14. FRANK STANLEY HADFIELD 
 Factory Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1905: 
 b. Ap 14, 1 88 1, Mineral Point, Wis.; s. Frank 
 Waller (b. N 5. 1858, do. and Phillippa (Cox) 
 Hadfield (b. 22, 1858, do.). Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S. Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt.; Class Pres., Jr. Class. 
 Draftsman, De Kalb Sycamore Elec. Co., 
 1905-7; W. H. Zimmerman, Lansing, Mich., 
 1907; Mech. Engr., Globe Soap Co., Cincin- 
 nati, 1907-12; W. H. Zimmerman Co., Chi- 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [904 
 
 cago, 1912-14; Supt., Bd. Pub. Works, Niles, 
 Mich., 1914-16; Factory Mgr., Nat. Standard 
 Co., Niles, Mich., 1917 — . Married Grace 
 lone Byers, Ap 29, 1907, Chicago. Children: 
 Stanley William, b. Mr 13, 1912; Margaret 
 Louise, b. Jl 26, 1915; Barbara lone, b. Je 6, 
 1917. Address, 40S S. St. Joseph Ave., Niles, 
 Mich. 
 
 21 IS. IRA CHASE HARMAN 
 (Brother of No. 1694) 
 Phys. and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 6, 
 1879. Milford, 111.; s. Jacob M. (b. D 31, 1841, 
 Mo.) and Emma (Cox) Harman (b. D 28, 
 1845, Mo.). Prepared in Sheldon H. S.; 
 Eureka Coll.. 1897-9.. M. D., P. and S., Chi- 
 cago. Interne, Chicago Hospital, 18 mos. 
 Phi Rho Sigma. Mem., Chicago Med. Soc. ; 
 111. Med. Assn.; A. M. A.; Am. Pub. Health 
 Assn. Married Grace B. Twining, Ag 2, 19T0, 
 Morrison, 111. Address, 1540 Scott Ave., Chi- 
 cago Heights, 111.; bus. add., 78-80 Illinois 
 St., do. 
 
 21 16. ALTHA HAVILAND 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 18, 1878, 
 Ft. Dodge, la.; d. Charles LeGrand (b. 1853, 
 Princeton, 111.) and Martha (Lang) Haviland 
 (b. 1859, Can.). Prepared in Ft. Dodge H. S. 
 Illiola; Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka. Teacher, E. 
 Batavia H. S., 1904-5; do., Indianola H. S., 
 1905-7; do.. Mason City, la., 1908; do., 
 Savannah Tp. H. S., 111.. 1908-18; do., Sc, 
 Bloom Tp. H. S.. Chicago Heights, 111., 1918—. 
 Mem. Presby. Church; N. E. A., 1908-11; N. I. 
 T. A., 1908—; N. G. S.. 1912— ; C. Ags. and 
 Math., 1909-15; N. C. of G. T., 19 16 — ; Wom- 
 an's Lit. Club, Savanna, 1910 — ; Treas., Sav- 
 anna LInit Council of Nat. Defense. 1917-1S; 
 Red Cross, 1917 — ; Savanna Home Unit, 
 1917 — . Address, Humboldt, la.; bus. add.. 
 Bloom Tp., High School, Chicago Heights, 111. 
 
 21 1 7. CHARLES WESLEY HAWES, JR. 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 24, 1880, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Major Charles Wesley 
 (b. Mr 7, 1841 and Josephine S. Hawes. Pre- 
 pared in Fulton H. S. and St. Johns Mil. 
 Acad., Delafield, Wis. Sigma Chi; Glee and 
 Mandolin Club. Supt., Emmetsburg Heat, Light 
 and Power Plant; Draftsman West. Tube Co., 
 Kewanee, 111.; do., Pedrick & Ayer Co., Plain- 
 field, N. J.; do., Westinghouse Elec. Co., Pitts- 
 burgh; Farmer, Clearfield, S. Dak. Married 
 Sylvia Robinson Broadhead, Je 16, 1909, Sedg- 
 wick, Colo. Address, Clearfield, S. Dak.t 
 
 21 18. ELIZABETH LENA HAWTHORNE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. &• A.: b. Jl 27, 1880, 
 LaPlace, 111.; d. Victor (b. O 14, 1851, Pa.) 
 and Kate (Stoner) Hawthorne (b. S 12, 1852, 
 Bath Co., Ky.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, LaPlace Schs., 111., 
 1904-6; do.. Lake Charles, La.^ 1910-11. Pro- 
 paring genealogy, Stoner family. Address, La- 
 Place, 111. 
 
 21 19. SMITH TOMPKINS HENRY, JR 
 (Husband of No. 2448) 
 
 V. P. and Gen Mgr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; 
 b. Ap 9, 1881, Bushnell, 111., s. Smith Thomas 
 (b. Mr 27, 1848, near Pittsburgh) and Kiemsa 
 (Cole) Henry (b. Mr 4, 1856, Quincy, 111.). 
 Prepared in Bushnell H. S. and Univ. Acad. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Track Team; Mgr. IHini. Pittsburgh Water 
 Dept., 1904; Assoc. Ed., Record, 1904-10; West. 
 Ed. 1900-10; West. Mgr., 1911-1914; Gen. 
 Mgr., McGraw Publishing Co., 1914-1917; V. P. 
 and Gen. Mgr., Allied Const. Mach. Corp., 
 191 7 — . Married Agnes McDougall ('05), O i. 
 1910, Ottawa, 111. Children: Mary Kimesia, b. 
 Ja 17, 191 1 ; Stokes T., b. D 11, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, Manhasset, Long Island, N. Y. 
 
 2120. GERTRUDE FOX (HESS) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 30, 1865, Rose- 
 dale, O. : d. Amon Newton (b. N 7, 1838, Rose- 
 dale, O.) and Clarinda Jeanette (Baker) Fox 
 (b. N 30, 1843, Delaware, O.). Prepared in 
 O. St. Univ. Prep. Sell.; O. St. Univ., 
 1886-8. Pres., Lib. Club. Asst., O. St. Libn., 
 1904-07; Asst. Reference Libn., Seattle Pub. 
 Lib., 1907. Auth. : Pamphlet, A list of Books 
 for Teachers in the Seattle Pub. Lib., 1910. 
 Mem., Pacific Northwest Lib. Assn.; Am. Lib. 
 Assn.; Women's Univ. Club of Seattle; Coll. 
 Women's Club of Seattle; Disciple Church. 
 Married My 1, 1889, Columbus. Children: 
 Gladys Fox, b. My 19, 1890; Dorothy Ann, b. 
 
 5 4, 1894. Address, 5805, 17th Ave., N. E. 
 Seattle; bus. add.. Pub. Lib., do. 
 
 2121. THOMAS SLOAN HEWERDINE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 16, 1870, 
 Dewey, 111.; s. Thomas Hewerdine. Prepared 
 in Austin Coll., A. B. 1900. Address, Brown 
 Hall, Columbus, O.t 
 
 2122. NELLIE GOODWIN HEWITT 
 Librarian; B. L, S.; b. S 25, 1876, Alton, 
 
 111.; d. Horace Lorenzo (b. O 20, 1835, Au- 
 burn, N. Y.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Goodwin) 
 Hewitt (b. N 16, 1847, St. Louis). Prepared 
 in Shortridge H. S., Indianapolis. A. B., Wells 
 Coll., 1898. Libn., Ferry Hall Lib., Lake For- 
 est, 111. Address, 1116 College Ave., In- 
 dianapolis. t 
 
 2123. FRANK WYMAN HILLIARD 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 3, 1880, 
 
 Brighton, 111.; s. George W. (b. do.) and 
 Celia A. (Chase) Hilliard (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Brighton H. S.; Washington Univ. Man. 
 Tr. Sth., St. Louis. Phi Gamma Delta; E. E. 
 Soc; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; 111. Club. Chi- 
 cago Edison Co., 1904; Commonwealth Elec. 
 Co., Chicago, 1904-05; Gen. Elec. Co., 1905 — . 
 Mem.. Engrs. Club of St. Louis; Presby. 
 Church. Married Mabel Augusta Rice, Je 28, 
 1909, Chicago. Children: Helen Adele, b. Ap 
 30, 1910; George Ingalls, b. My 8, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 6049 Westminster PL, St. Louis; bus. 
 add., 1301 Pierce Bldg., do. 
 
 2124. ROY WILSON HILTS 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc. ; b. N 9, 1879, McLean 
 Co., 111.; s. Samuel and Harriet Steele (Wil- 
 son) Hilts. Prepared in Colo. St. Prep. Sch. 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. With Armour 
 
 6 Co., 1904-07; Bur. of Chem., 1907; Chief, 
 West. Dist., Food and Drug Insp. Bur. of 
 Chem., U. S. Dept. Agr. Address, U. S. Ap- 
 praiser's Bldg., San Francisco. 
 
 2125. FREDERICK LEIDY HOLCH 
 
 (Husband of No. 4009; Brother of No. 421 S. 
 5728) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 21, 1882. 
 Gilman, 111.; s. Frederick Godfrey (b. Wur- 
 teniburg, Ger.) and Marv Elizabeth (West) 
 Holch (b. Ap 8, 1859, Susquehannah, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Oilman H. S. Teacher, H. S., Sulli- 
 van, 111., 1904-05: Supt., Pub. Schs., Gilman, 
 111., 1905-08; Sheldon Schs., 1908-13; Liberty- 
 ville. 111., 1913-17; Teacher, Austin H. S., Chi- 
 cago, 1917-18. Married Josephine Van Dor- 
 sten ('09), D 25, 1911, LTrbana. Child, Samuel 
 Van Dorsten, b. Ag 19. 1915- Address, 296 
 Maple Ave., Elmhurst, 111. 
 
 2126. CLARENCE EUGENE HOLCOMB 
 (Brother of No. 2127) 
 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 28, 1882, 
 Oakley, 111.; s. Timothy Osmond (b. 1842, 
 Belleville. 111.) and Clarinda Jane (Smith) 
 Holcomb (b. 1851, Smithton, 111.). Prepared 
 in Bement H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Tau 
 Beta Pi. Test Dept., G. E. Co., 1904-05: Elec. 
 
1904] 
 
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 203 
 
 Sub-Insp., N. Y. Navy Yard, 1905-09; Drafts- 
 man, Navy Dept., 1909-11; Sub-Insp., Navy 
 Dept. Boston, 1911-13; Salesman, Holtzer Cabot 
 Elec. Co., 1913 — . Married Isabel Mary 
 Osborne, F s, 1916, Galesburg, 111. Child, 
 Timothy Osmond, b. Ag 31, 191 7. Address, 
 36 Kobinwood Ave., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 
 
 2127. •TIMOTHY OSMOND HOLCOMB 
 (Brother of No. 2126) 
 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 18, 
 1878. Freeburg, III.; s. T. O. (b. My 19, 1842, 
 111.) and Clarinda J. (Smith) liolcomb (b. 
 Mr. 29, 1851, III.). Prepared in Bement H. 
 S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Asst. Ed., Illini; Ed., 
 mini. Office of West. Elec. Co., 1904-05; Ac- 
 countant, The Audit Co. of N. Y., 1905; do., 
 C. H. (jeist Co., 1905-06. Died O i, 1910, 
 Denver. 
 
 2128. HARRIET HOLDERMAN 
 (SAUNDERS) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Morris, 111.; d. John (b. Van- 
 dalia, O.) and Phebe (Patty) Holderman (b. 
 Englewood, O.). Prepared in Morris H. S. ; 
 N. W. Univ. Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Alethenai. Asst. Cataloger, Pub. Lib., Jack- 
 sonville, 111., 1904-05; Ind. St. Lib., 1905; Asst. 
 John Crerar Lib., Chicago, 1905-13. Marriecl 
 Albert James Saunders, Ap 30, 19 13, Morris, 
 111. Address, 68 Lenox Ave., East Orange, 
 N. J. 
 
 2129. EDNA HOPKINS (SLUTES) 
 
 Publisher; B. L. S.; b. Ja 26, i88o, Cin- 
 cinnati; d. Charles Frederick (b. 1849, St. 
 Louis) and Georgina (Dymond) Hopkins (b. 
 1854, Surrey, Eng.). Prepared in Woodard 
 H. S., Cincinnati; A. B., Univ. of Cincinnati, 
 1902. Cataloger, Pub. Lib. of Cincinnati, 
 1904-05; Loan Desk Asst., Van Wormer Lib., 
 Univ. of Cincinnati, 1905-06; Ref. Libn., do., 
 1906-07; Publisher, Woman's Home Mission 
 and Children's Home Missions of the Woman's 
 Home Missionary Soc. of the M. E. Church, 
 1916 — . Married Marrill Clark Slutes, Je 29, 
 1907, Cincinnati. Child, Helen Elizabeth, b. 
 S 22, 1908. Address, 214 Southern Ave., Mt. 
 Auburn, Cincinnati. 
 
 2130. RAY LEEKLEY HORR 
 
 Rancher; B. s! in E. E.; b. Je 27, 1882, Clin- 
 ton, la.; s. Henry Glessner (b. F 8, 1853, 
 Elizabeth, 111.) and Julia Ellen (Leekley) Horr 
 (b. Je 8, 1857, New Digings, Wis.). Prepared 
 in (jalena H. S. M. E. and E. E. Soc. Insp., 
 Chicago Telephone Co., 190405; Tester, do., 
 1905; Wire Chief, 1905-06; Spec. Insp., 1906; 
 Night Supt. Maintenance, 1906-07; Chief Insp. 
 C. T. Co. & Central Union Telephone Co., 
 1907-12; Chief Engr., Mont. Land and Farm 
 Products Co., 1912-14; Rancher, Acton, Mont., 
 1 914 — . Sergt., Co. M., 111. Nat. Guard, 1902- 
 05. Invented four-party selective ringing cir- 
 cuit (no patent) in use in all Chicago four- 
 party stations, 1908. Auth.: Inspection of 
 Central Office Equipment, Bell Telephone News, 
 No. 3. Mem., (Columbia Yacht Club; 111. Ath. 
 Club; Galena Elks Lodge; Waupanseh Club; 
 A. F. A. M., 1008-17; B. P. O. E., 1905-12. 
 Married Maude Ellen Gregory, N 11, 1908, Ga- 
 lena, 111. Children: Mary Helen, b. O 24, 
 191 1 ; Thomas Armstrong, b. N 26, 1912; Hen- 
 rietta, b. Ag 27, 1917. Address, Acton, Mont. 
 
 2131. RALPH BARNARD HOWE 
 (Brother of Nos. 2702, 3033, 3785, 6323, 9143) 
 Horticulturist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 25, 1882, 
 Chicago; s. Edward G. (b. Ag 11, 1849, Brook- 
 line, Mass.) and Mary Elizabeth (Barnard) 
 Howe (b. F 16, 1855, Chicago). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; Chem. Club. Asst. 
 Pomologist, Univ. of 111., 1904-10; with The 
 W. W. Barnard Seed Co., Chicago, 1910 — . 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 1908-10; Capt. O. M. Section, U. 
 S. R., 1917; do.. Ft. Sam Houston, San Anton- 
 io, Tex.; Ft. Bliss, Tex., 19 18 — . Auth.: Article 
 
 in ///. Agr., 1903; Power Sprayers, Transac- 
 tions of III. Hort. Soc., pp_. 181-192, Vol. 42, 
 1908; Results of our Spraying Exps. for 1909, 
 do., pp. 437-456, Vol. 43, 1909; Pruning Grape 
 Vines and Bush Fruits, do., pp. 119-125, Vol. 
 44, 1910; Circular No. 137, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. 
 — ^Rcsults of our Spraying Experiments; arti- 
 cle in Rep. of HI. St. Farmers Inst. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Am. Breeders' Assn., 1904; 
 Maj.. United Boys Brigade of Am., 1901 — ; 
 111. St. Hort. Soc, Life Mem.; 111. St. Hist. 
 .\ssn. Married Blanche Ella Phillips, Ag 10, 
 1900, West Stockbridge, Mass. Child. Lucretia, 
 b. Je 26, 1910. Address, 9525 S. Winchester 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o W. W. Barnard 
 Seed Co., 231-235 W. Madison St., do. 
 
 2132. 'CLARISSA LOUISE HOWELL 
 Librarian; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 28, 1881, 
 Beloit, Wis.; d. Edgar Adelmar (b. 1849, 
 Waukesha, Wis.) and Elizabeth Stearns (Bick- 
 nell) Howell (b. 1851, Beloit, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Beloit H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Asst. Cataloger, Lib., St. Univ. of la., 1904-5; 
 Ref. Libn., do., 1905-7. Died Mr 1907. 
 
 2133. GEORGE WARREN HUNT 
 (Husband of No. 2701) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 8, 1875, Ipava, 111.; 
 s. Hiram (b. F 14, 1818, Albany. N. Y.) and 
 Catherine (McKee) Hunt (b. D 18, 1835, 
 Dublin, Ireland). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Co. Supt. of Schs., Putnam (^o., 1902-10; 
 Sec. to C. E. Stone, Justice of the III. Su- 
 preme Court., 1918 — . Married Ruby Hop- 
 kins ('06), Je 22, 1907, Granville, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Leland Hopkins, b. My 4, 191 1; Marion 
 Eugene, b. N 22. 1916. Address, Peoria; bus. 
 add., Jefferson Bldg., do. 
 
 2134. MABEL DOROTHY HUNT 
 
 (TUTTLE) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 7, 1881, near Urbana; 
 d. Leroy (b. Je 7, 1851. Buffalo, N. Y.) and 
 Mary Eliza (White) Hunt (b. S 16, 1854, 
 Detroit). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Eng. Club. Teacher, Ur- 
 bana, 1904-7. Married Rev. Warren Walter 
 Tuttle, Ag 21, 1907, Urbana. Children: Don- 
 ald Reuel, b. S 23, 1908; Robert Eugene, b. 
 My 30, 1910. Address, Genesee, Ill.t 
 
 2135. CHARLOTTE MAY JACKSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 30, 1881, Augus- 
 ta, N. Y.; d. William (b. Je 8, 1846, Augusta, 
 N. Y.) and Sarah E. (Kendall) Jackson (b. 
 Je 4, 184s, do.). Prepared in Ithaca H. S. ; 
 Cornell Univ., 1900-2. Phi Delta Psi; Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma. Asst. Cataloger, Bryn Mawr 
 Coll. Lib., 1904-6; Asst. Libn.. East. III. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Lib., Charleston, 111., 1906-12; 
 Reference Libn., Lansing Pub. Lib., Lansing, 
 Mich., 1917 — . Address, Lansing, Mich. 
 
 2136. OTTO JANSSEN 
 Architect; B. S.; b. My 23, 1873, Ft. Gib- 
 son, I. T.; s. Jacoo (b. 1835, Ger.) and Mary 
 CWeber) Janssen (b. 1843, Wurtemberg, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi; Archs'. 
 Club; Philomathean. Post Master, Clarkdale, 
 Ariz., 1917-18. Mem.. Los Angeles Arch. 
 Club. Married Ellen W. Janssen, Ag 15, 1906. 
 Children: Otto Philip, b. D 2, 1908; Mary 
 Frances, b. Mr 20, 191 1. Address, Box 173, 
 Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 2137. JOHN WILLIAM JONES 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 3, 1879, Virden, 
 111.; s. William (b. 1853, Monmouthshire, 
 Eng.) and Arminta Jane (Davidson) Jones 
 (b. S 6, 1852, Salem, 111.). Prepared in 
 Virden If. S.; Blackburn Coll. Adelphic. 
 Practicing law, Seattle. Married Elizabeth 
 Wente, Ja 12, 191 5, Manistee, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, 80s White Bldg., Seattle. 
 
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 2138. LUCII.E JOiNES (HOWARD) 
 
 A. B. in L. &■ A.; b. N 10, i88j, Oglesby, 
 111.; d. Charles Sumner (b. O ;;, 1856, Chi- 
 cago) and Fannie Martha (Richardsoni 
 Tones (b. O .'8. 1856, Ottawa, 111."). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park II. S.. Chicago. Kanpa Kappa 
 Gamma: Phi Delta Psi; Pres., Y. W. C. A.: 
 Capt., Basket-ball Team. Teacher, Danville, 
 111., 1906; do., Mattoon, 111., 1007-8; do.. Lane 
 Tech. II. S., Chicago, 1908-11; lived in Paris, 
 France, 1911-14. Mem., Alpine Club of Can., 
 1910; Sec, Kappa Kappa tSanima. Alumnae 
 Chapter Chicago, 1910-11. Married Ttion Urad- 
 bury Howard, Jl J-', 1911, London, Eng. Chil- 
 dren: Bion Bradbury, b. O .;8, 191 J ; Gor- 
 man Jones, b. F 9, 1914; Donald ITossack, 
 b. O 10, 1916. Address, 5018 Blackstone 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2139. WILLIAM GEORGE KAESER 
 
 (Brother of No. 114.O 
 Mgr., Mfg. Plant: LL. B.; b. N 22, i88-\ 
 Highland, 111.; s. Fritz (h. My 13, 1848, 
 Glarus, Switzerland) and Katherine (.Caindle) 
 Kaeser (b. My 13, 1850, Highland, 111.). 
 Prepared in Highland H. S. Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon; Mgr. 111. Interschol. Mgr., Helvetia 
 Milk Condensing Co. Married Clara Vogt, 
 S 6, 1905, St. Louis. Children: William Vogt, 
 b. jl 18, 1006; Fritz, b. Jl 3, 1910; George 
 Arnold, b. N i, 1915. Address, Greenville, 
 111. 
 
 2140. EDWIN BENJAMIN KARNOPP 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 1881. 
 •Lowell, Wis.; s. William Karnopp. Prepared 
 in Univ. of Mich. Chief Engr., Madeira Ma 
 Maore R. R., S. A. Address. 304 Manaos, 
 Brazil, c/o Madeira Ma Maore R. R.t 
 
 2141. CLOYD ELIAS KEITH 
 Business; LL. B.; b. My 30, 1880, Chilli- 
 
 cothe. 111.; s. Alvin Nelson and Ella Eliza- 
 beth (Turner) Keith. Prepared in Peoria 
 H. S.; Bradlev Poly. Inst., 1899-1000. Phi 
 Alpha Delta. Law Practice, ^^ yrs. ; Sales- 
 man, 190S-10; Asst.. Supt., Schaper Bros. 
 Merchandise Co., St. Louis, 1910—. Indi- 
 vidual bowling championship, Peoria, 1905-6; 
 do.. Bus. Men's League, St. Louis, 1911: 
 Winner of Peoria Gun Club gold inedal, 
 Peoria. My 14, 1896. Mem., Creve Coenr 
 Club; Roval Arcanum. Married Grace Ethy- 
 nol Stapp', b. D 2, 1908, Peoria (died Ag 29, 
 1916). Children: Grace Elizabeth, b. O 15, 
 1909; Virginia Isabel, b. Ap i8, i9>3- •^''■ 
 dress, 4224 Delmar, St. Louis. 
 
 2142. DAVID HENRY KELLY 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 2, 1S83, 
 
 Steubenville, 0.; s. Thomas (b. My 31, 1854. 
 Tuscumbia, Ala.) and Delia (Cottingham) 
 Kellv (b. .\g 15, 1856, Pittsburgh). Pre- 
 pared in El Paso, Tex., H. S. Electrician. 
 Am. Smelting & Refining Co., 1904-5: Sales 
 Engr.. Allis-Chalmers Co., 1905 — . Address. 
 Farraget Apts., 17th and I Sts., Washington, 
 D. C"; bus. add.. 61 8 Southern Bldg., do. 
 
 2143. LE ROY KERSHAW 
 Banking and Land Bus.; LL. B.; b. D 6, 
 1880. Ehnwood. 111.; s. David R. (b. 1856, 
 Prairie City. 111.) and Jennie M. (Call) Ker- 
 shaw (b. 1861, Huntington, Mass.). I'rc- 
 pared in Elmwood H. S. Phi Alpha Delta. 
 Married Trallia M. Kershaw, O 4. i904. Elm- 
 wood, 111. Child, William R., b. Ap 21, 190,-- 
 Address, 1320 Boston Ave., Muskogee, Okla.f 
 
 2144. LEILA PAULINE KING (ELDEN ) 
 OVife of No. 2380) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. S I, iSSi, Stillman Valley, 111.; 
 d. James H. (b. 1832, Worcester, Mass.) and 
 Lucy Lee (Conde) King (b. 1S54, Hawaiian 
 Islands). Prepared in Rockfoid H. S. 
 
 2145. HARRY BEU'I K \.\I KlKCllKK 
 Mercliant; B. S. in E. E. ; b. .\g 1, 1881; 
 s. Henry .-V. and Bertha (Kngelniann) Kirchei. 
 Prepared in Belleville H. S.; Smith .Xcad. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsiloff; E. K. Soe. I. T. S., 
 n)05: Supt.. Belleville (ias & Elec. Co., 1905- 
 9; Sec. and Treas., Kircher iS: Son (Hard- 
 ware), 1909-1 8; Treas., J. C. Born Mach. & 
 Foundry Co., Belleville, 111., 1918 — . Mem., A. 
 
 I. E. E. ; Am. Gas lust.; Nat. Geog. Soc. Mar- 
 ried Alice Aj-re, Ag i, 1905. L'rbana. Children: 
 Marjorie Alice, b. Jl 10, 1906; Bertha Engel- 
 niann, b. Jl 31, 1909; Alice Harriet, b. Ja 22, 
 1911. Address. 9 Kircher Place, Belleville, 111.; 
 bus. add., 600 Lebanon Ave., do. 
 
 2146. *NOAII KNAPP 
 Teacher; -V. B. in L. & A.; h. Te 15, 1877, 
 Edinburg, liid. ; s. Andrew Clark (b. 1850, 
 Middlebourne, W. Va.) and Sarah Jane 
 (Williamson) Knapp (b. 1852, near South 
 Bend, Ind.). Prepared in Areola H. S. 
 Adelphic, Pres.; Math. Club, Pres.; Pi Theta; 
 111. -Ind. Debatnig Team; Adelphic; Mgr.. 
 Star Lecture Course. Taught in Oak Park 
 
 II. S. Died Jl 15, 1909, Hindsboro, 111. 
 
 2147. FRANK HAMILTON KNEELAND 
 Editor; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 17, 1879. 
 Dwight, 111.; s. Erastus Hamilton (b. 1831, 
 Watertown, N. Y.) and Diana (Gallup) 
 Kneeland (b. 1841, Sterling, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Dwight H. S.; Lt. Col., Univ. Regt. 
 City Engr., Dwight, 111., 1904; Asst. Foreman 
 on Const. Detroit Edison Plant, 1904; Erec- 
 tion Engr., The Sterling Co., 1904-06; Mech. 
 Supt., Dominion Iron & Steel Co., Bell 
 Island, Newfoundland, 1006-08; Mech. Engr., 
 U. S. C. & C. Co., Gary, W. Va., 1909; 
 Assoc. Ed., Coal Age, 1912. Pvt., Co. F, 3d 
 Inf., 111. Volunteer, Puerto Ricau Campaign, 
 i898-9p. Auth.: Some Experience with the 
 Pilot Tube on High and Low Air \'elocities. 
 Jour, of A. S. M. E., \'o\. 33. JNIarried Lot- 
 tie Jeanette Shaw, S 9, 1909, Champaign. 
 Children: Ellsworth Hamilton, b. Ag 20, 1910; 
 Warren Roy, b. D 11, 1915. Address, 322 
 Beech St., Arlington, N. J.; bus. add., c/o 
 Coal .-}gf, 10th Ave. and 36th St., New York 
 City. 
 
 2148. MARTHA CAROLINE KOEHN 
 
 (HUBBARD) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 2, 1880, Flatow, 
 West Prussia, Ger. ; d. Otto (b. 1S39, do.) and 
 Testina (Esliner) Koohn (b. 1843). Prepared 
 m Menominee II. S. Watcheka; Y. W. C. A.; 
 Der Deutsche Verein. Teacher. Math, and 
 Ger., H. S.. :Marion, 111. Married Fred C. 
 Hubbard, Ag 7, 1905, Chicago. Children: 
 Robert Koehn. b. D 6, 1906; Linus Otto, b. 
 1a 20, 1908; Ralph Charles, b. D 28, igoo; 
 David Fred, b. D 7, 1914; Beth Helen, b. D 
 7, 1914 (died la 7, 1915); Joseph Everett, b. 
 F 7, 1917. Address, 203 INIich. Ave., Urbana. 
 
 2149. HENRY KREISINGER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1906; b. 
 F 17, 1S76, Radnice, Bohemia; s. Emanuel 
 and Maria (Milota) Kreisinger. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst., Chicago, and Univ. Acad. Sigma 
 Xi; M. E. Soc. Engr. in Fuel Testing Plant 
 of V. S. iGeol. Sur. and Bur. of Mines, 1904- 
 10; Fuel Engr., Clinchlield Fuel Co,, Spartan- 
 burg, S. C, 1910-13; Engr., U. S. Bur. of 
 Mines, Pittsburgh, 1913 — . Auth.: Signifi- 
 cance of Drafts in Steam Boiler Practice (joint 
 auth.). U. S. Ccol. Sur. Bui. Xo. 367; Com 
 
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 205 
 
 parative Tests of Run of Mine and Briquetted 
 Coal on Torpedo Boat Biddle, do.. No. 403; 
 Tests of Run of Mine and Briquetted Coal in 
 a Locomotive Boiler, do.. No. 412; N. Dak. 
 r, ignite as a Fuel for Power Plant Boilers, do.. 
 No. 2; The Flow of Heat Througli Furnace 
 Walls, do.. No. S; The Nature of True Boiler 
 Efficiency, Jour of West. Soc. of Engrs., 
 1907; Bui. published by Bur. of Mines, Heat 
 Transmission into Steam Boilers; Steam in 
 Tests of Coal and Related Investigations; Hand 
 Firing Soft Coals under Power Plant Boilers; 
 Sampling and Analyzing Flue Gases; Heat 
 Transmission Through Boiler Tubes; Com- 
 bustion in Fuel Beds of Hand Fired Furnaces; 
 Combustion of Coal and Furnace Design; Meas- 
 uring Temperature of Gases in Boiler Settings; 
 Five Ways of Saving Fuel in Heating Houses; 
 Combustion in Fuel Beds at Low Rates; Ar- 
 ticles in Tcchnograph, Jour, of West. Soc. of 
 Engrs., Mfg. Record, Jour. A. S. M. E., and 
 Brick and Clay Record. Mem., West. Soc. 
 Engrs., 1907-15"; A. S. M. E.; A. A. A. S.; 
 Pittsburgh Acad, of So. and Art. Married 
 Ella Martha Zaloudek, My 6, 1905. Children: 
 Robert Henry, b. Ap 28, 1906; Helen Cath- 
 erine, b. N 26, igoo; Elizabeth Caroline, b. 
 D 3, 1910. Address, 830 Jancy St., Pittsburgh; 
 hus. add., U. S. Bur. of Mines, do. 
 
 2150. JOHN FELIX KYTE 
 Real Est. Bus.; LL. B. ; b. S s, 1875, Milan, 
 III.; s. Charles Eldred Cb. O i, 1839. Eldred, 
 N. Y.) and Sarah Viola (Crouch) Kyte (b. 
 D 7, 1845, Milan, 111.). Prepared in LTniv. 
 Acad. Adelphic. Real Est. Bus. Married 
 Inez Stoner, N 3, 1006, Paxton, 111. Address, 
 },2.7 S. Market St., Paxton, Ill.t 
 
 2151. LEONARD JOHN LEASE 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 15, 1879, 
 Nokomis, 111.; s. Jacob H. (b. Annapolis, O.) 
 and Athalinda (Whitmore) Lease (b. Pleasant 
 Valley, O.). Prepared in Nokomis H. S. ; Car- 
 thage Coll. M. E. and E. E. Soc. Meter 
 Insp. and Tester, Allegheny Co. Light Co., 
 Pittsburgh, 1904-05; Electrician, St. Joseoh Ry. 
 Light, Heat & Power Co., 1905-06; Elec. Drafts- 
 man, West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1906-07; Elec. 
 Draftsman, Navy Yard, Philadelphia, 1907-10; 
 Elec. Engr., Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co., Alil- 
 waukee, 1910-17; Dist. Sales Mgr., Allen Brad- 
 ley Co., do.. 191 7 — . Mem., A. S. M. E.; 
 Assoc, mem.. Iron and Steel Elec. Engrs. 
 Married Winnibelle Lacy, My 24, 1904, Ur- 
 bana. Children: James Wilfred, b. O 13, 1905; 
 Mildred Dorothy, b. D 13, 1906. Address, 
 705 May Bldg., Pittsburgh. 
 
 2152. JAE ERNEST LEAVERTON 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Je 3, 1878, Leavenworth, 
 Kan.; s. John and Anna Leaverton (b. F 8, 
 1849, near Logansport, Ind.). Prepared in 
 l^niv. Acad. Lawyer, Grand Junction, Colo. 
 Auth.: The Call of the West, Denver, 191 7; 
 In the Valley of the Grand (verse and 
 prose), 56 pp., Tapley & Co., 1917; In the Gar- 
 den of tiie Heart, 260 pp., in press; also various 
 poems and stories. Mem., Christian Church. 
 Married Daisy Deane Runyan, N 15, 1904, 
 Grand Junction, Colo. Children: Dorothea, 
 b. Ta 26, 1906; Charles Runyan, b. O 28, 
 1908; Jae Ernest, Jr., b. Ag 7, 1910 (died Je 
 7, 191 1); Jane Esther, b. My 26, 1913. Ad- 
 dress; 754 Gunnison Ave., Grand Junction, 
 (.'olo. ; bus. add., 535 Main St., do. 
 
 2153. ERNEST RICHARD LEVERTON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 17, 
 1878, Warren, 111.; s. Moses Richard (b. Mr 
 23, 1848, Castletown, Del.) and Dora (Neusus) 
 Leverton (b. D 26, 1856, Cassel, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Warren Acad. M. E. Soc: E. E. Soc. 
 Sales Engr., 1904-5; Supt. Flour Mills, Pills- 
 bury & Co., Minneapolis, 1905-9; Sales 
 M^'r. 1909-12; Bldg. bus., Calgary, Alberta, 
 
 19' 2—- Pres. 111. Alumni Assn. of Minneapo- 
 lis and St. Paul, 1911-12. Married Helen 
 Ruth Mandeville, O 10, 1905, Champaign. 
 Children: Martha Carolyn, b. Jl 13. 1906; Ruth 
 Mandeville, b. Mr 23, 1908. Addrc.<:s, Box 
 14, Calgary, Alberta. t 
 
 2154. FRANK MERRILL LINDSAY 
 Publisher; LL. B.; b. N 9, 1879, Decatur, 
 111.; s. John (b. F 11, 1835, Bethesda, Tenn.) 
 and Edna (Nicholson) Lindsay (b. S 15, 1835, 
 Frankfort, Ky.). Prepared in Decatur H. .S. 
 Delta Tau Delta; Track Team. Admitted to 
 Okla. bar, 1905; Sec, Okla. Boiler & Mfg. 
 Co.; Advertising Mgr., Review Pub. Co., 1907- 
 12; Mgr., Decatur Herald. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Pres., Decatur Assn., Commerce, 1917-18. 
 Married Vivian Simpson O 7, 1908, Decatur, 
 111. Child, Frank Merrill. Jr., b. Ja 3, 191Q. 
 Address, 346 W. William St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 2155. ALBERT EDWIN LOGEMAN 
 (Brother of No. 3078) 
 Utility Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 29, 
 1880, Lake View, Chicago; s. John (b. 1840, 
 Ger.) and Mary (Dorr) Logeman (b. 1842, 
 near Watertown, N. Y.). Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon. Built and operated Saw Mill, 1906-14; 
 Mgr., Water Utility and Pvt. Gen. Const., 1914- 
 18; Sec. and Gen. Mgr., People's Water, Light, 
 and Power Co.; Mem., Co. Bd., 1914; Bd. of 
 Educ, 1909-18; Pres., do., 1916-18; Cml. Club 
 of Mellen; Loyalty Legion of Wis., Mellcn. 
 Married Mary Emma Newman, Je 27, 1905, 
 Elgin, 111. Children: Elspeth Louise, b. Ag 9, 
 1906; Margaret Balch, b. Jl 25, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, Mellen, Wis. 
 
 2156. FREDERICK EDWIN LOOSLEY 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 28, 1879, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. George Marvin (b. Ap 1, 
 1856, Beardstown, 111.) and Elizabeth (Plum- 
 mer) Loosley (b. Ja 8, 1853, Greenville, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Rock Island H. S. M. E. and E. 
 E. Soc. C. R. I. & P. s' ops. East Moline. 111.. 
 1904-05; Williams, White & Co., Moline, 
 1905 — . Mem., Moline Club; Sons of Veter- 
 ans; Congr. Church. Address, 4430 5th Ave., 
 Moline, 111. 
 
 2157. LEILA S.ARA LOVE (BROWN) 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 18, 1881. 
 LaPorte, Ind.; d. Isaac A. (b. Scotland) and 
 Ella C. (Humphrey) Love (b. O.). Prepared 
 in Danville H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta. Ex. 
 Sec, Yonkers Com. on Prevention of Tuber- 
 culosis, Yonkers, N. Y. Red Cross Service, 
 France. Married Frederick Gage Brown, S 6, 
 1906, St. Louis (died 191 1). Address, 38 Pali- 
 sade Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 
 
 2158. RENA AVIS LUCAS (WHITSITT) 
 (Wife of No. 2001) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; A. B., 1905; b. Jl 26, 
 1879; d. William E. (b. F 27, 1851, Rushville, 
 Ind.) and Leonora B. (Day) Lucas (b. Ap 6, 
 1856, Minneapolis). Prepared in Duluth 
 (Minn.) H. S.; Univ. of Minn., 1900-2. Alpha 
 Phi: Phi Delta Psi; Dramatic Club. Asst., 
 Cataloging Dept., Minneapolis Pub. Lib., 1905- 
 6. Married Hammond William Whitsitt ('03), 
 Ag 15. 1907, Vevey, Switzerland. .4ddress, 805 
 20th Ave., East Moline, Ill.t 
 
 2159. JOHN JAMES McCarthy 
 
 Teacher; B. L. S.; b. F 17, 1882, Chicago; 
 s. Alexander J. (b. Andover, Mass.) and Jane 
 (Bell) McCarthy (h. near Chicago). Prepared 
 in Lakeview H. S., Chicago. English Club. 
 Teacher, South Barrington, 111., 1904-S; Melrose 
 Park, III., 1905-7; Chicago Schs., 1907-8; Lane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago, 1908 — . Married Leora 
 Jaquish, I) 26, 1908, Fairdalc, 111. Address, 
 "744 Belmont Ave., Chicago. 
 
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 2160. JOHN Mccarty 
 
 Live Stock Raising; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 8, 
 1880, Filson, 111.; s. Francis Asbury (b. Ap 23, 
 1837, Catherine, N. Y.) and Emma Carolyn 
 (Young) McCarty (b. My 22, 1S53). Pre- 
 pared in Tuscola H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Josia Ellen 
 Kaga, Ag 16, 1908, Filson, 111. Children: John 
 Wesley, b. N 13, 1909; Mary Josephine, b. N 
 13, 191 1 ; Laura Carolyn, b. O 2, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, R. I, Areola, III. 
 
 2161. ELIZABETH DELILAH McCLURE 
 
 (BICKET) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 17, 1882, Danvers, 
 111.; d. Marion Lee (b. D 6, i8=;4, do.) and 
 Susan Arabella (Stephenson) McClure (b. Ag 
 
 9, 1857, Martinsburg. O.). Prepared in Bloom- 
 ington H. S.; la. St. Coll., 1901-2; B. S.. 111. 
 Wesleyan, 1903. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mar- 
 ried Hiram Sibley Bicket, Je 3, 191 1, Bloom- 
 ington, 111. Children: Marion McClure, b. Mr 
 
 10, 1912; Ellenar, b. S 15, 1913; James H., b. 
 Ag 9, 1915. Address, 71 Beverly Rd., Kew 
 Gardens, Long Island, N. Y. 
 
 2162. ISABELLA JANE McCULLOCH 
 Librarian; B. L. S.;.b. D 26, 1866, Janesville, 
 Wis.; d. John (b. N 24, 1812, Morayshire, 
 Scotland) and Margaret (Frew) McCulloch (b. 
 Jl 12, 1832, Sligo, Ireland). Prepared in Tanes- 
 ville H. b.; B. L., Univ. of Wis., 1897. (Organ- 
 izing the Lib., Wis. Sch. for the Blind, Janes- 
 ville, 1904; Asst. in Cataloging, Univ. of Wis. 
 Lib., 1904 — . Address, 1520 Mineral Pt. Ave., 
 Janesville, Wis. 
 
 2163. JOHN FRED IMcCULLOUGH 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 12, 1882, 
 Centralia, 111.; s. John Thomas (b. D 12. 1853. 
 Irvington, 111.) and Lydia Margaret (Rvan) 
 McCullough (b. S 13. 1857, Centralia, 111.). 
 Prepared in Centralia H. S. M. E. and E. E. 
 Soc. Supt., Fred J. Postel & Co., Consulting 
 Engrs. ; Mgr., Central Sta., do., Gibson City. 
 111.; Asst. St. Supervising Engr. Married Aii- 
 guste Guengerich, O 17, 1914, Gibson City, 111. 
 Address, 4302 Berteau Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 1404 Kimball Bldg., 25 E. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 2164. WILLIAM ASH WAY McCULLY 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1731, 2747) 
 Gen. Contractor; B. S. in C. E. : b. .^p 26, 
 1882, Scotland, S. Dak.; s. John D. Daniels (b. 
 Baltimore, Md.) and Jennie B. (Aslnvav) Mc- 
 Cully (b. Mt. Carroll, 111.). Prepared "in Mt. 
 Carroll H. S.; Carthage Coll. Prep. Sch.; Car- 
 thage Coll., 1898-1901. Engrs. Club; Y. M. C. 
 A. Instrumentman, Je-S, 1904; Resident Engr., 
 1904-5; Asst. Engr., Central 111. Const. Co., 
 1905-6; Locating Engr., 111. T. S., 1906-S: Chief 
 Engr., Cent. Ry. Co. of la., 1908-10; R. R. and 
 Gen. Contracting, Porter McCully Const. Co., 
 1 910 — . Mem., Presby. Church. Married Nina 
 ^larea Dyer, Ap 25, 1907. Address, Mackinaw, 
 Ill.f 
 
 2165. MARY ELIZABETH McILHENNY 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. F 17, 1870, Dodds- 
 
 ville, 111.; d. Robert Crawford (b. D 20. 1824. 
 .Adams Co., Pa.) and Harriet Miller (McCov) 
 Mcllhenny (b. N 10, 1S3S, Richland Co., O.'). 
 Prepared in Macomb H. S. Grad. stud, in Ger., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1909-10. Teacher, H. S., Gir- 
 ard, 111., 1904-5; do. and Asst. Prin., H. S., 
 Minonk. 111.. 190J-9; Teacher, H. S.. St. Johns, 
 Mich., 1910-15; Eastern H. S., Bay City, Mich., 
 1915-18. Address, Macomb, 111.; bus. add., 
 Eastern High School, Bay City, Mich. 
 
 2166. 'GEORGE HARVEY McKINLEY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 4, 1881, Moline, 111.; 
 
 s. George Harvey (b. 1856, Moline, 111.) and 
 Hester Ann (Ferris) McKinley (b. 1856, Can.). 
 Prepared in Moline H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 
 Phi Delta Phi; Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Football team. Practiced law. Mem., 
 Rock Island Co. Bar. Assn. Died N 19, 
 1911, San Bernardino, Calif. 
 
 2167. WILLIAM ASBURY McKNIGHT 
 Life Ins.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. S 18, 
 1877, Ingraham, 111.; s. Austin Roger (b. Ag 
 17, 1S52, do.) and Amanda M. (Turner) Mc- 
 Knight (b. F 29, 1856, Bridgeport, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Olney H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Pres. Y. M. C. A.; Varsity football; 
 Pres. Jr. Class. St. Stud. Sec, 1904-7; Bldg. 
 Sec, Y. M. C. A., Univ of 111., 1907-8; Gen. 
 Sec, Y. M. C. A., Univ. of 111., 190S-12; In- 
 ternat. Com., Y. M. C. A., Montevideo, Ura- 
 guay, 1912-15; Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. 
 Co.. 1915-18; W'ith Am. Internat. Ship Bldg. 
 Corp., Hog Island, Pa., 191S — . 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1896-8; U. S. Volunteer Army. 4th 111., 1898-9; 
 2nd. Lt. Co. L.. 111. Nat. Guard (in command of 
 Co.), 1899-1900; Bn. Adjt., 4th 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1900-5. Married Mabel H. Haight, Jl 27, 1904, 
 Meriden, 111. Children: William Asbury, Jr., b. 
 Ja 21, 1906; Mary, b. O 4, 1909 (died O 29, 
 1909). Address, 12 Church Road, Ardmore, 
 Pa.; bus. add., 245 Main Administration Bldg., 
 Hog Island, Pa. 
 
 2168. NEIL McMillan, jr. 
 
 Dir. of Const., Y. M. C. A.; B. S. in Arch.; 
 b. Ag 3, 1878, Glasgow, Scotland; s. Neil (b. 
 Je 22, 1844, do.) and Jane (McLay) McMil- 
 lan (b. i8';2, do.). Prepared in Chicago Man. 
 Tr. Sch. Tau Beta Pi; Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; 
 .\rch. Club; Col. Univ. Regt.; Instr. in Mil. 
 Sc. Sec Univ. of III. Y. M. C. A., 1904-6; 
 Traveling sec. for Internat. Com. of Y. M. C. 
 A., 1906-10; Sec. for bus. adm., stud. dept. In- 
 ternat. Com., Y. M. C. A., 1910-14; Purchas- 
 ing Agt., foreign dept., Y. M. C. A.. 1914-15; 
 Dir. Bldg. Bur., Internat. Com., Y. M. C. A., 
 1915-17; Dir. of Const., Nat. War Work Coun- 
 cil, Y. M. C. A., 1917 — . Auth.: The Faculty 
 Man and Stud. Bible Study, The Intercolle- 
 gian, iqoS; The Organization of the Bible 
 Study Dept., Report of Lake Forest Y. M. C. 
 A. See's, conference, 191 1; Am's. Experience 
 in Stud. Y. M. C. A. Bldgs.. The Student 
 World, 1917. Mem., Assn. of Employed officers 
 Y. M. C. A. of Am.; Montclair Ath. Club. 
 Married Florence Beatrice Cornell, Jl 12, 1906, 
 Chicago. Child, Franklin Hall, b. P 7, 1913. 
 Address, 4 Hawthorne Place, Montclair, N. J.; 
 bus. add., 347 Madison Ave., New York City. 
 
 2169. MAUD MANGAS (HAGANS) 
 (Sister of No. 3473) 
 China Painter; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 
 20, 1881, Hartsburg, 111.; d. Samuel (b. Union 
 City, Ind.) and Elizabeth (Hopkins) Mangas 
 (b. Loogootee, Ind.). Prepared in Lincoln H. 
 S. B. M., Lincoln Coll., 1902. Married Dr. 
 Francis Marion Hagans, Je 1906, Lincoln. 111. 
 Children: Maud Elizabeth, b. O 10, 1907 (died. 
 My 6, 1909); Frances Marian, b. Ap 18, 1910; 
 son. b. Ja 9, 1913. Address, 400 Broadway, 
 Lincoln, Ill.f 
 
 2170. CHARLES JUDSON MANN 
 (Son of No. 108; Brother of No. 3861) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 2, 1879, 
 Oilman, 111.; s. Frank Irving ('76). (b. My 8, 
 1854, Marshall Co.. 111.) and Fannie (Judson) 
 Mann. Prepared in Oilman H. S.; Eureka 
 Coll., 1S99-1901. Alpha Zeta. Auth.: Soil Re- 
 ports for Putnam Co.; Bates Co.; Atchison 
 Co.: Mo. Lincoln Parish; Concordia Parish; 
 Iberia Parish; E. Feliciana Parish, La. Bed- 
 ford Co., Pa. Married Pearl Wild, N 30, 1905- 
 Children: Virginia B., b. N 12, 1910; Rich 
 ard, b. Ap 21, 1913: Martha, b. N 3. igiS- 
 Address, Princeton, 111. 
 
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 2 1 71. PEARLE MANSPEAKER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3863, 5295) 
 Bookkeener; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 16 
 1878, Champaign, 111.; d. Lewis (b. N 27 
 1853, Bedford Springs, Pa.) and Emma (Gru 
 ver) Manspeaker (b. N 29, 1859, Lafayette 
 Ind.). Prenared in Champaign H. S. Eng, 
 Club; Le Cercle Francais; Final Honors. Ad 
 dress, 201 W. University Ave., Champaign. 
 
 2172. ELVIRA ELLEN MARK (PORTER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 22, 1874, Decatur, 
 111.; d. John Calhoun (b. D 12, 1849, Lebanon, 
 Pa.) and Almira (Pugh) Mark (b. Mr 23, 
 1851, Decatur, 111.). Prepared in Decatur H. 
 S.; 111. St. Nor. Univ., 1898-9, 1900-1. Eng. 
 and German Clubs; Watcheka; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Taught history in Oxford Coll., O., 1904-5; 
 Eng., St. Nor., Albion, Ida., 1906-7; Hist., St. 
 Norm., Oshkosh, Wis., 1907-8. Married James 
 Bowman Porter, Je 24, 1908. Child, Bow- 
 man Mark, b. Ap 7, 1909. Address, 20 8th 
 St., S. E., Washington, D. C.t 
 
 2173. *GEORGE REQUA MARSH 
 Farmer; B. S.; b. Je 22, 1879, Brookfield, 
 
 111.: s. John James (b. S 1839, Brookfield, 111.) 
 and Mary (Hickling) Marsh (b. N 10, 1848, 
 Great Grimsby, Eng.). Prepared in Mar- 
 seilles H. S. Died Ja 28, 1919, Kenosha, Wis. 
 
 2174. THOMAS ALFRED MARSH 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. E., 1909; b. Ag :, 
 
 1882, London, Eng.; s. Thomas (b. 1844, Lon- 
 don) and Harriet Mary (Garth) Marsh (b. 
 1843, do.). Prepared in Roodhouse, Loda 
 and Paxton H. Schs. M. E. Soc: Y. M. C. 
 A. Engng. Dept., Altman & Taylor Co., 
 Mansfield, O., 1904-5; M. E. for Hydraulic 
 Press Mfg. Co., Mt. Gilead, O., 1905-6; In- 
 specting Engr., Green Engng. Co., Chicago, 
 1906-13; Cnief Engr., Green Engng. Co., 
 1913— . Auth.: Design of Thick Cyclinders, 
 Machinery Mag.; numerous articles in Power, 
 Engr., etc. Mem. A. S. M. E. ; Hon. mem. 
 Nat. Assn. Stationary Engrs. ; Engng Club of 
 Chicago; A F. A. M.; Congr. Church; Mar- 
 ried Grace M. Cramer, Ag 28, 1912, Chicago. 
 Children: Grace Elizabeth, b. Ap 29, 1915; 
 Ruth Mary, b. O 18, 191 7. Address. 6739 Cor- 
 nell Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 14 E. Tackson 
 St., do. 
 
 2175. MYRA MATHER 
 (Sister of Nos. 975, 1375) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1905; 
 b. Jl 7, 1881, Newton, Co., Ind.; d. Jonathan 
 (b. O 5, 1849, Essex Co., N. Y.) and Elizabeth 
 (Sprague) Mather (b. S 12, 1848, Will Co., 
 111.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S.; stud. Ber- 
 lin Univ., 1909. Alethenai; Kappa Alpha 
 Tketa; Phi Beta Kappa; Y. W. C. A., Treas. 
 and Sec. Taught in Clinton, 111., 1905-7; 
 taught in Joliet, 111., 1907-8: 1909 — . Address, 
 310 Nicholson St., Joliet, 111. 
 
 2176. GEORGE JOHN MAUTZ 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. : b. Ja 31, :88o, Pana, 
 111.; s. Tohn F (b. Ap 3, 1840, Wurtemberg, 
 Ger.) and Matilda (Kull) Mautz (b. N 29, 1848, 
 Sugar Grove, O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad.; 
 M. D., Coll. of P. & S., Chicago, 1917; Diploma 
 from West Side Hosp. and 111. Post. Grad. 
 Med. Sch., 1908. ist Lt., Med. Corps, Hoboken, 
 N. J.; do., Allentown, Pa.; Mustered out, D 
 1918. Mem., Alpha Omicron Alpha; A. M. A. 
 Address, Illinois Hotel, Springfield, 111.; bus. 
 add., Leland Ofifice Bldg., do. 
 
 2177. CLARENCE EUGENE MEAD 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 13, 1881, 
 Minden Mines, Mo.; s. Hugh Albert (b. Chilli- 
 cothe, 111.) and Eva May (Gowdy) Mead (b. 
 Lacon, 111.). Prepared in Chillicothe M. S. 
 M. K. and E. E. Soc; Glee and Mandolin Chib; 
 
 Leader, Mandolin Club. Electrician, Edison 
 Co., Chicago; do.. Armour & Co.; Draftsman, 
 West. Elec. Co., Chicago; Chief Draftsman, 
 Bliss Co., Milwaukee; Asst. Engr., U. S. Light 
 & Power Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Works 
 Mgr., Gen. Optical Co., Mount Vernon, N. Y. ; 
 Production Mgr., Electro-Dynamic Co., Bay- 
 onne, N. J. Mem.^ A. I. E. E.; Assn. of Ry. 
 Elec. Engrs. Married Lillian Hultgren, My 15, 
 1904. Children: ^lildred, b. Ja 3, 1905; Hugh, 
 b. My 17, 1907; Paul, b. Ja 13, 1909. Address, 
 -'66 East 2nd Ave., Roselle, N. J. 
 
 2178. WILLIAM ANTHONY MEDILL 
 Dairy Farmer; LL. B.; b. F 12, 1879, Rock 
 Island, 111.; s. Alexander (b. 1853, Rock Island 
 Co., 111.) and Anna M. (Smith) Medill (b. 1855, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Milan H. S.; Rock Island 
 H. S. Adelphic: Theta Kappa Nu; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Pol. Sc. Club; Van Twiller Court: Adel- 
 phic-Philo Debate. Practicing law, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; Farming and dairying, 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Margaret V. Squier, Ap 18. 1908, Kansas 
 City, Mo. Children: Margaret Squier, b. My 
 7, 1910: Sarah Louise, b. S 4, 1912. Address, 
 Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 2179. IVA ESTHER MERCER (ILABER- 
 
 MEYER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1883) 
 
 A. P.. in L. & A.; b. Jl 29, 1875, near Carter, 
 IlL; d. Silas (b. D 10, 1821, Ky.) and Caroline 
 (Gaston) Mercer (b. O 5, 1831, near Salem, 
 111.). Prepared in Southern 111. Norm.; Minne- 
 a])olis Acad., Minneapolis. Y. W. C. A.; Charier 
 mem., Illiola. Prin., Colfax H. S., 1904-5. 
 .\uth.: Articles, Letters from a Young Attorney, 
 ///. Mag.. N 1903; The Literary Student in 
 Household Science (with Miss Stookey), do., 
 PP- 59i-3> 1904. Married George Conrad Hab- 
 ermeyer ('03), N 14. 1905, Champaign. Ad- 
 dress, 1 103 Euclid St., Champaign.t 
 
 2180. FRED CHARLES MILLER 
 
 A. B.; b. F 28, 1879, Peoria: s. Frank J. (b. 
 Mr 9, 1850) and Franziska (Streibich) !Miller 
 (b. F 15, 1853). Prepared in Bradley Poly. 
 Inst. Kappa Sigma: Arch. Club; Glee and 
 Mandolin Club; Baseball team; Track team. 
 Married Alice W. Yingst, O 17, 1904, Peoria. 
 .4ddress. 1023 N. Adams St.. Peoria; bus. add., 
 530 S. Washington St., do. 
 
 2181. 'FLOYD EARL MILLS 
 (Brother of Nos. 3878, 7809) 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Te s, 1883, McNabb. 111.; 
 s. Willis B. (b. McNabb, 111.) and ]Martha E. 
 (Benjamin) Mills (b. Bloomington, III.). Tau 
 Beta Pi; Scholarship; Band. Instr. in Civ. 
 Eng.,' Mich. Agr. Coll., 1904-^; Chicago Park 
 Comn.; I. C. R. R.; Pacific R. R. Co.; Great 
 Northern R. R. Co.: Chief Engr., Seattle Bos- 
 ton Copper Co.: Locating Engr., Harriman R. 
 R., 1910; Supt. Butler Const. Co., igio-i8. 
 Mem.. Society of Friends; Seattle Athletic Club. 
 Married Ruth Inez Watson, Jl i, 191 1, Seattle. 
 Died Mr 16, 1918, Seattle. 
 
 2182. AARON W. MINER 
 (Brother of Nos. 3114. 43i3. SSm) 
 County Agt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 13, 1882, 
 McDonough Co., 111.; s. Timothy Glraham (b. 
 Je 27, 1837, Fulton Co., 111.) and Harriet (Rus- 
 sel) Miner (b. Ag 28, 1846, McDonough Co.. 
 111.). Prepared in Macomb H. S. Agr. Club: 
 Adelphic: Alpha Zeta; Ed. III. Agr. County 
 Agt., Fulton Co., 1909 — . Dir., 14th Cong. 
 Dist., 111. Farmers' Inst., 1907-9. Married Inez 
 McClenahan. Ag 17, 1910, Manhattan, 111. 
 CThildren: Timothy Graham, b. Jl 23, 191 1: 
 Wendell Edward, h. S 29, 1916. Address. 
 Adair. Til.; b}(s. add., c/o Fulton Co., Canton. 
 111. 
 
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 2183. WILLIAM ANDERSON MISKIMEN 
 Sec, Canning Co.; B. S. in M. E., 1904; b. 
 Jl 15, 1882, Hoopeston, 111.; s. Richard Taylor 
 and Cecelia (Anderson) Miskimen. Prepared 
 in Hoopeston H. S.; Mich. Military Acad. 
 Sigma Chi. Draftsman, 8 mo.; Apprentice, 3 
 mo. ; Salesman, 4 yrs. ; Gen. Employe, i yr. ; 
 Sec, The 111. Canning Co., Hoopeston, 1910 — . 
 32d degree Mason. Married Madge Everett 
 Brown, Je 20, 1906, Evanston, 111. Children: 
 Brownie McKee, b. Ap 4, 1910; Richard Tay- 
 lor, b. My 26, 1911. Address, Hoopeston, Ill.t 
 
 2184- MARTHA EDITFI MOLES 
 (FAIRCHILD) 
 B. L. S.; b. F 15, 1877, Alexandria, Minn.; 
 d. William Stephenson (b. Ap 26, 1834, Cock- 
 ermouth, Eng.) and Martha (Snetting) Moles 
 (b. Mr 27, 1844, Bergen, Norway). Prepared 
 in Pomona, Calif., H. S.; Pomona Coll. Prep. 
 Sch.; A. B., Pomona Coll., 1901. Y. W. C. A. 
 Lib. Cataloger, 1904-5. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Dr. James Henry Fairchild, F 23, 
 1906, Gervais, Ore. Children: .iiartha Eliza- 
 beth, b. F 18, 1907; James Moles, b. O 11, 1909. 
 Address, 1520 S. Church St., Salem, Ore. 
 
 2185. JENNIE ERMA MOORE (BINDER) 
 B. L. S.; b. O 16, 1881, Vanlue, O.; d. George 
 Washington (b. 1847, Vanlue, O.) and Huldah 
 (Bright) Moore (b. 1858, do.). Prepared in 
 Mrs. Mathews' Sch. for (3irls, Painesville, O. ; 
 Lake Erie Coll., 1898-1902. Pi Beta Phi; Phi 
 Delta Psi. Lib. work, Pekin, 111., 1904; Coun- 
 cil Bluffs, la., 190S-7; Columbus, O., St. Lib., 
 1907-9. Married Frank Hewson Binder. 1909, 
 Vanlue, O. Address, 122 5th Ave., Council 
 Bluffs, la.t 
 
 2186. CHARLES MYERS MORRIS 
 Gen. Sales Mgr. ; LL. B. ; b. Je 14, 1869, 
 Rantoul, 111.; s. Henry Merritt (b. O 12, 
 1846, Elgin, 111.) and Harriet (Myers) Morris 
 (b. O 13, 1845, Troy, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Rantoul H. S.; Dixon Norm. Sch. Law; Right 
 of Way and Real Est.; Gen. Sales Mgr., F. 
 L. Bills & Co., Everglades, Fla. Married 
 Mary Lindsey, N 27, 1890. Children: Claude 
 M., b. O 27, 1891; K. G., b. My 20, 1893; 
 Wendland, b. Jl 29, 1903. Address, Kilbourn, 
 Wis.t 
 
 2187. NELSON CASE MORROW 
 
 (Son of No. 27) 
 Physician; B. S. in Sc; M. D., 1905; b. N 
 6, 1879, Tonganoxie, Kan.; s. Andrew T. ('73) 
 (b. Ag 2, 1845, Grant Co., Ind.) and Harriet 
 Mercy (Case) Morrow (b. Je 8, 1842, Wyo. 
 Co., Pa.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. 
 Interne, St. Mary's Hosp., 1906 — ; Capt., 
 M. R. C, U. S. A., Base Hosp. Unit No 11. 
 Auth. : The Technic of Skin Grafting, Jour. 
 of the Kan. Med. Soc, 1909; Salvarson, 1911; 
 Varicose Veins, 1911. Mem., Cook Co. Med. 
 Soc; 111. St. Med. Soc, A. M. A. INLarried 
 Grace Todd, Ja i, 190S, Manchester. la. Child, 
 Majorie Harriett, b. O 31, 1910. Address, 4801 
 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2188. HENRY CHILDS MORSE 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 21. 1879, 
 
 Chandlerville, 111.; s. John Childs (b. Peoria, 
 111.) and Lucy (Read) Morse (b. Chandlerville, 
 111.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. ; Knox Coll., 
 Beta Theta Pi. Supt. of Const., Fred Bed- 
 dell, 1904-s; Draftsman and Designer, Purdy 
 & Henderson, 1905-7; Salesman, John Lucas 
 & C)o., 1907-14; V. P. and Sales Mgr., South- 
 west Mfg. Co., 1914— . Auth.: Special arti- 
 cles for Philadelphia Made Hardzvarc. Mem. 
 Presby. Church. Married Nell Wolff, O 4. 
 1 90s, Aledo, 111. Child, Frances Louise, b. 
 My 18. 1913. Address, 3145 W. 20th St., Okla- 
 homa Citv,'Okla.; bus. add., 1728-36 W. Main 
 St., do. 
 
 2189. JACOB WILLIAM MUELLER 
 Sec, Stove and Range Co.; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 
 b. N 16, 1878, Shiloh Valley, 111.; s. Solomon 
 (b. Mr 6, 1836, Neuhoff, Rhein Pfalz, Ger.) 
 and Mary (Moser) Mueller (b. Jl 26, 1852, St. 
 Clair Co., 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. M. 
 E. and E. E. Soc. Designer and Draftsman, 
 Am. Steel and Wire Co., Waukegan, 111.; Esti- 
 mator, Peters, Eichler Heating Co., St. Louis, 
 1906; Draftsman, Am. Brake Co., do., 1909; 
 Sec, Orbon Stove and Range Co., Belleville, 
 111., 1911 — . Married Je 26, 1912. Address, 
 605 E. "C" St., Belleville, Ill.t 
 
 2190. FREDERICK LEWIS MUHL 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 3, 1880, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Frederick Charles, b. N 
 26, 1846, Tielber, Prussia) and Johanna Muhl, 
 (b. Ag 14, 1 85 1, Prussia). Prepared in Bloom- 
 ington II. S. Varsity Football; Varsity Track. 
 Draftsman, 1904; Const. Supt., 1905-10; Dir. 
 of Ath., Instr. in Acad., 111. VVesleyan L^niv., 
 1911-12. A. F. A. M. Married Ambel C. John- 
 son, Ap II, 1906. Children: Madalen, b. Jl 
 31, 1907; Fred Lewis, b. D 21, 1909; Richard 
 August, b. Ag II, 1910. Address, m E. Wil- 
 low St., Normal, Ill.t 
 
 2191. ANDREW PEDRE MUNSEN 
 
 Paving Contractor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je iS, 
 1878, Vitred, Denmark; s. Mogens (b. Je 28, 
 1S36, Vitred, do.) and Anna Marie (Neilson) 
 Munscn (b. O 4, 1840,^ Testrup, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Henry H. S. Concrete Insp., 1904-5; 
 Office Draftsman, 1905-6; Asst. Supt., Concrete 
 Constr., 1906-7; Supt. Stone Mill, 1907-8; Con- 
 crete Foreman, 190S-9; Asst. Engr., Ry. Const., 
 1909-12; Asst. Engr. Charge of Maintenance of 
 Way and Const. Ry., 1912-14. Bridge paving 
 and road contracting, 1914 — . Auth.: Articles 
 read before Asst. Engr. meetings of the 
 C. M. & St. P. Ry. Married Susan Eliza- 
 beth Munsen, Ap 30, 1906, Catlettsburg, Ky. 
 Children: Mary Virginia, b. Ap 27, 1907; John 
 Robert, b. Mr 17, 1917. Address, 1185 4lh 
 Ave., Marion, la. 
 
 2192. HOWARD BRUCE MURPHEY 
 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 
 1 8, 1880, Champaign; s. John Thompson (b. 
 Je 13, 18^3, Coshocton, O.) and Alpha (Rhoten) 
 Murphey (b. Jl 4, 1S61, Brown Co., O.). Pre- 
 pared in Farmer City H. S. Transitman, 
 Brighton Park Track Elevated, 1903; Drafts- 
 man, Chicago Bridge & Iron Works, 1904; In- 
 str., Descriptive Geometry and Mechanism, 
 Univ. of Mich., 1904-06; Draftsman, Chicago 
 Bridge &■ Iron Works, summer, 1905; do., 
 1906-0S; Contracting Engr., do., 1908-10; Con- 
 tracting Engr. and Mgr., Southwestern office of 
 Chicago Bridge & Iron Works, Dallas, Tex., 
 1910 — . Married Bertha Gladden, D 27, 1904, 
 Urbana. Children: John Kenneth, b. Ag 5, 
 1907; Mildred, b. Ja 13, 1912. Address, 3709 
 Maplewood Ave., Dallas, Tex.; bus. add., 
 Praetorian Bldg., do. 
 
 2193. HELEN ANDROMACHE NAYLOR 
 (ARMSTRONG) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mason City, 111. ; d. 
 Ulysses (b. D 2, 1827, Columbia, Ky.) and 
 Emma Ann (Bowdon) Naylor (b. N 6, 1852, 
 McMinville, Tenn.). Prepared in Mason City 
 H. S.; Mo. Valley Coll., Marshall, Mo. Ale- 
 thenai; Y. W. C. A.; Der Deutsche Verein; 
 Chi Omega. Asst. Prin., Rossville. 111., 1905; 
 Teacher of cml. subjects, Alton H. S., 1905- 
 16. Mem., Congr. Church. Married William 
 C. Armstrong, Jl 17, 1916, Alton, 111. Address, 
 5629 Springfield, Ave., Philadelphia. 
 
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 2194. CYRUS FORSYTPI NEWCOMB 
 (Husband of No. 6121; Brother of No. 3496) 
 Physician and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; b. D 12, 
 1879,' McLean Co., III.; s. Dr. William Kendall 
 (b. Ap 6, 1857, Lyons, la.) and Eliza C. (Dur- 
 bin) Newcomb (b. D 26, i8s6, Franklin, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Fisher IL S.; Univ. Acad. M. D., 
 P. & S., Chicago, iqio; Post Grad. work in 
 Vienna, London and Berlin. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon; Nu Sigma Nu; Pres. Med. Club; Physi- 
 cian and Surg.; Urbana. Chm., Champaign Co. 
 Chapter Am. Red Cross; Mem., Med. Advisory 
 Bd., 13th Dist. Auth.: Diabetis Mellitus, ///. 
 St. Med. Jour., 1910. _ Mem.. A. F. A. M. ; 
 B. P. O. E.; Champaign Co. Country Club; 
 Univ. Club, Chicago; Champaign Co., 111. St. 
 and Esculapian Med. Soc. ; Sec, Co. Soc, 3 
 yrs.; A. M. A.; Attending Physician, Garwood 
 Old Ladies Home; Pres. of staff, Tulia F. Burn- 
 ham Hosp.; V. P., 111. St. Med. Soc. Mar- 
 ried Geraldine Alice Bullard ('14), O 7, 1914, 
 Mechanicsburg, 111. Child, Deborah Jean. b. 
 S 24, 1916. Address, 12 13 W. Park Ave., 
 Champaign. 
 
 2195. FREDERICK DAVID 
 NIEDERMEYER 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 14, 1881, 
 Decatur, 111.; s. William (b. 1849, Kansas City, 
 Mo.) and Anna Elizabeth (Jahn) Niedermeyer 
 (b. 1858, Boody, 111.). Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. A. M., Prince- 
 ton Univ., igo8; studied theology in Prin. 
 Theol. Sem., 1906-9. Philomathean; Glee Club: 
 Eng. Club; Inter-Soc. Debate; Orat. Contest; 
 Assoc. Ed., mini; do., Illinois Mag. Supt., 
 Potomac Pub. Schs., 1904-5; Prin., Sch., 
 Murphysboro. 111., 1905-6; Pastor, Mizpah 
 Chapel, N. Y. City, 1909-12; Pastor, Adams 
 Mem. Church. N. Y. City, 1912 — . Dir. in 
 Army Y. M. C. A.. Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.. 
 1917 — ■; Mustered out, D 24, 1918. Mem.. Ben- 
 ham Club, Princeton, N. J., 1906 — ; _ Clergy 
 Club, N. Y. City, 1914 — ; Presby. Minister's 
 Assn., do., 1907 — ; Adelphi Club, 1912 — ; Mar- 
 ried Maude Vernon Wilcox. O i, 1913. Mil- 
 ford, Conn. Child, Cedric Wilcox, b. Ap 4, 
 1916 (died Ap 23, 1916). Address, 137 E. 33d 
 St., N. Y. City; bus. add., 207 E. 30th St., do. 
 
 2196. CHARLES ALBERT OCOCK 
 Manager; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 17, 1874, Ma- 
 rengo, 111.; s. Thomas Albert (b. Ja 9, 1849, 
 Dorsetshire, Eng.) and Emily Tower (Jackson) 
 Ocock (b. O 3, i8s3- Hartland, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Wheaton Coll. Acad. Asst. in Agr. 
 Engng., 1904; Asst. Prof., Agr. in charge of 
 the Dept., Wis. Univ., 1905-13; Agr. "Engr. 
 for Avery Co., Peoria, 1913-14; Production 
 Mgr., Avery Co., 1914 — . Contributor to 
 various farm papers and mags. Pres., Am. 
 Soc. of Agr. Engrs., 191 1 — -. Hon. Mem., Alpha 
 Zeta, Univ. of Wis.; Delegate from So. Wis. 
 to Mid. -West Diocesan Convention, Fond 
 du Lac, Wis., 19 17. Married Pearl Strick- 
 land Kendall, Jl 12, 1905, Clinton, la. Chil- 
 dren: George Kendall, b. Ap 28, 1906; Robert 
 Charles, b. Jl 8, 1908; Emily Elizabeth, b. Jl 6. 
 ipri. Address, 996 National Ave., Milwaukee; 
 bus. add., Avery Co., do. 
 
 2197. TOKIYO OGIHARA 
 A. B. in Chem.; b. Je 6, 1873, Tokyo, Japan; 
 s. S. and Kni Ogihara. Entered from Tokyo, 
 Japan. Address, Tokyo, Japan. J 
 
 2198. MARY ANDERSON OSGOOD 
 Librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc. ; b. O 24, 1870, 
 Saco, Me.; d. Samuel (b. Pownal, Me.) and 
 Lucy Jordan (Goodale) Osgood (b. Saco, Me.). 
 Prepared in Abilene H. S., Kan.; B. L., Wash- 
 burn Coll., 1894. Teacher, Abilene (Kan.) 
 FT. S., 1904-5; Libn., Carnegie Pub. Lib., 
 Tyler, Te.x., 1905-13; do., Carnegie City Lib., 
 Ft. Smith, Ark., 1913-16; do., Westport Branch, 
 Kansas City Pub. Lib., 1916 — . Address, 3912 
 Central St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 2199. FRED MYRINE OUTHOUSE 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 13', 1879, 
 Canipton, 111.; s. Renalwin (b. Ap 22, 1852, 
 Campton, 111.) and .Vddie (Leightou) Outhouse 
 (b. .\g 18, 1857, Perry, Me.). Prepared in 
 Elburn H. S. ; Univ. Acad. J. D., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1908. Phi Alpha Delta. J. U. D., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1906. Address, 1207-112 W. 
 Adams St., Chicago. 
 
 2200. WILLIAM MANSFIELD PARK 
 Const. Engr. ; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 17, 1881, 
 
 Sidney, 111.; s. David Elihu (b. O 11, 1844, O.) 
 and Mary Susan (Mansfield) Park (b. Ja 4, 
 1847, Marion, Ind.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 M. E. and E. E. Soc. Draftsman for M. E. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111., 1904; Link Belt Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1904-05; U. S. Geol. Sur., F'uel Tests, 
 St. Louis, 1905-06; Asst. Engr., West. Elec. 
 Const. Co., 1906-07; Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-09; Green Engng. Co., 1909 — . 
 Auth.: Notes on the Design of Steam Ham- 
 mers, Technogi-aph, 1904. Mem., A. S. M. E., 
 West. Soc. Engrs.; Hammond Country (ilub. 
 Married Eva Helm, S 12, 1906. Child, iMarion 
 Virginia, b. Je 30, 1908. Address, 7400 Coles 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 109 Green Engng. 
 Co., East Chicago, Ind. 
 
 2201. CALTON WILLIAM PARKER 
 Claim Agt.; LL. B.; b. Ag 28, 1878, Urbana; 
 
 s. George Washington Moore (b. Ag ig, 1841, 
 Mass.) and Laura Ducinda (Hamilton) Parkei 
 (b. O 24, 1844, Va.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S.; Univ. Acad. Claim Agt., C. B. & 
 O. R. R. Co. Married Angle Loretta Hinckley, 
 O 16, 1911, Aurora, 111. Children: Mary Jane, 
 b. S 14, 1912; Betty Gail, b. S 26, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 170 Iowa Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 547 
 W. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 2202. MAUD MAY PATTERSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 28, 1883, Kings- 
 ton, 111.; d. John R. (b. S 18, 1854, Genoa, 111.) 
 and Laura (Stuart) Patterson (b. D 25, i860, 
 King.ston, 111.). Prenared in Rochelle H. S. 
 Taught in Urbana H. S., 1904-12; Thornton Tp. 
 H. S., Harvey, 111., 1912 — . Address, 15334 
 Lexington Ave., Harvey, 111. 
 
 2203. IDA MAY PEARSON (HINER) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 2, 1875, Livingston Co., 
 111.; d. Eli W. (b. Ag 10, 1837, Miami Co., O.) 
 and Rachel (Shafer) Pearson (b. Ja 6, 1839, 
 Lancaster Co., Pa.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Y. W. C. A.; Illiola. Taught in 
 H. Sc. Dept., Univ. of 111., F-Je, 1905. Mar- 
 ried George Elmer Hiner, Jl 26, 1905, Pontiac, 
 111., Children: Richard Lee, b. Aly 22, igo6; 
 Lawrence Elmer, b. Jl i. 1907; Edwin Welling- 
 ton, b. Ag 16, 1909; Albert Mason, b. My 13, 
 191 1 ; Marian, b. Ag 24, 19 12. Address, Mone- 
 ta, O'Brien Co., la. 
 
 2204. LYLE DONOVAN PERRIGO 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 23, 1880, Donovan, 
 111.; s. Asa Flint (b. Ap 16, 1838, Seneca Co., 
 O.) and Elmira (Llill) Perrigo (b. D 17. 1846, 
 Jericho, Vt.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Phi 
 Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi. Co. B., 3d 111. 
 Inf., F't. Sam Houston, San Antonio, Tex., 
 1916; ist Lt., Inf., Camp Grant, 111. Address, 
 Watseka, Ill.f 
 
 2205. MABEL PERRY (MACNEAL) 
 B. L. S. ; b. O 21, 1881, Ann Arbor, Mich.; 
 d. Walter Scott (b. Je 17, 1831, Otsego Co., 
 N. Y.) and Emma (Blackman) Perry (b. Ja 
 31, 1845, Plymouth, Mich.). Prepared in Ann 
 Arbor (Mich.) H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1900- 
 02. Alpha Phi; Theta Upsilon; Theta Delta 
 Upsilon. Cataloger, Univ. of Mich. Lib.; 
 Morgantown, W. Va., 1906-07; Urbana, 1907- 
 11; do., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1911-15; do.. Forest 
 PTills, Long Island, N. Y., igii — ; Treas., 
 
2IO 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [J 904 
 
 Forest Hills Women's Club, 1915-16. Mar- 
 ried Dr. Ward J. MacNeal, D 28, 1905, Ann 
 Arbor, Mich. Children: Edward Perry, b. 
 O 4, 1906; Herbert Pratt, b. Mr 10, 1909; 
 Perry Scott, b. S 11, 191 3. Address, 82 
 Rockrose PI., Forest Hills, N. Y. 
 
 2206. JOHN FREDERICK PETERSON 
 Contractor; B. S. in C E.; b. Jl 6, 1881, 
 Kewanee, 111.; s. Lewis (b. 1842, Vermland, 
 Sweden) and Charlotte (Johnson) Peterson 
 (b. 1S48, do.). Prepared in Kewanee H. S. 
 Mem., lirm, Giblin, Peterson & Screen. Con- 
 tracting. Married Jennie Johnson, Je 10, 
 1908. Chicago. Children: Richard Frederick, 
 L. Jl 7, 1909; Janet Eleanor, b. Ap 18, 1913. 
 Address, 6244 "Magnolia, Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2207. EUGENE MARTIN PHILLIPS 
 (Brother of No. 2485) 
 Farm Adviser; A. B. in Sc. ; B. S. in .-^gr., 
 1917; b. Ta 29, 1874, Damascus, 111.; s. James 
 M. (b. 1837, (jreen Bay, Wis.) and Mary R. 
 (Stout) Phillips (b. 1839, Md.). Prepared in 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Pres., Philoniathean; Y. M. C. A., cabinet; 
 Football. Teacher, II. S., Princeton, 111., 
 1004-06; Freeport, 111., 1906-10; LaGrange, 
 111., 1910-13; Country Life Dir. Div. One. 
 Cook Co., Palatine, 111., 1913-16; Teacher, 
 Agr., and Adviser, Chazy, N. Y., 1917-18; 
 Farm Adviser. Greene Co. Farm Bur., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Articles, Hoard's Dairyman. Orancie 
 Judd Farmer, and Chicago papers. Mem., A. 
 F. A. M.; Baptist Church. Married Cora 
 Belle Ellis, Mr 13, 1915, Chicago. Address, 
 Carrollton, 111. 
 
 2208. INEZ CHARLOTTE PIERCE (VAIL) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ja 10, 1882, Ridg- 
 ville. Ind.; d. James O. (b. D 16, 1S58, Kno.\ 
 Co., O.) and Sue (Bowersox) Pierce (b. Pales- 
 tine, Je 26, 1858, O.). Prepared in Portland 
 H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Asst. Libn. 
 Eastern 111. St. Norm. Sch., Charleston, 111.; 
 Libn., Mich. City, Ind. Pub. Lib., 1905-8. 
 Married George Truesdell Vail, D 8, 1908, 
 Portland, Ind. Child. Barbara Vail, b. Je j6, 
 1910. Address, 801 Spring St. Michigan City, 
 Ind. 
 
 2209. ANNA SHAW PINKUM 
 Librarian; A. B.; B. L. S., 1905; b. Eau 
 Claire, Wis.; d. John Perrin (b. Industry. Me.) 
 and Elmire Matilda (Hooker) Pinkum (b. Bel- 
 fast, N. Y.). Prepared in Eau Claire H. S.; 
 B. L., Univ. of Wis., 1899. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Pres., Lib. Club. Libn., Stevenson Pub. 
 Lib., Marinette, Wis.. 1905-9. Address, 4-0 
 4th Ave., Eau Claire, Wis.f 
 
 2210. •FLORENCE ELIZABETH PITTS 
 (Sister of Nos. 1751, 6479) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., igo6; 
 b. J a 6, 1882, Bloomington, 111.; d. John loscph 
 (b. O 20, 1853, McLean, 111.) and Mary Eli- 
 zabeth (Roberts) Pitts (b. O 30, 1858, Battle 
 Creek, Mich.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Kappa Alpha Theta; Eng. Club. Instr. 
 in Eng., Univ. of 111., 1904-6. Died S i, 1907, 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 221 1. *JOHN LUTHER POLK, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 1163) 
 Loan bus.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 3. iSf<4, 
 Areola, 111.; s. John Luther (b. N 22, 1S41, 
 Bridgeville, Del.) and Cora Justice (Blackwell) 
 Polk (b. 1846, Newberne, N. C). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Phi Delta Theta. Illio 
 staff: Sec, French Club. Bank Clerk, Cham- 
 paign, 1904-8: Note and Mortgage Loans, 1908- 
 16. His parents have erected an Episcopal 
 Chapel in (Champaign in memory of him and 
 of his brother. Died Ag 10, 1916, Proutsneck, 
 Me. 
 
 2212. LIDA ELIZABETH POPEJOY 
 (JONES) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.- b. My 8, 1882, 
 Lexington. 111.; d. Commociore Perry and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Hutcheson) Popejoy. Pre- 
 pared in Lexington H. S. Bryn Mawr. 1905- 
 06. Chi (Dmega. Teacher, H. S., Saybrook, 
 111., 1904-05; Hoopeston, 111., 1906-08; Pon- 
 tiac. 111., 1908-09. Mem.. P. E. O. Sisterhood; 
 O. E. S. Married Emlyn Ivor Jones, Ja 16. 
 1909, Chicago. Child. Mary Elizabeth, b. Ag 
 21, 1910. Address, 409 Lyon Bldg., Seattle. 
 
 2213. "RAEBERN HENRY POST 
 (Brother of No. 1754) 
 Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 9, 1881, Red- 
 wing, Minn.; s. Henry (b. Toronto, Can.) and 
 Susan (Sands) Post (b. Sparta, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Rock Rapids, la., H. S. Beta Theta 
 Pi; M. E. Club; Hazelton Medal; Officer Univ. 
 Regt.; .\sst. Ed.. Illio. Engr., U. S. Geol. 
 Sur., St. Louis, Mo.; with Curtis & Co., Mfg. 
 Co.; do., with Underfeed Stoker Co., Chicago. 
 Married Frances M. Post, F 22, 191 1, La- 
 Grange, 111. Child, Raeburn H., jr., b. Ja i, 
 1913. Died Ag 28, 1913, La Grange, 111. 
 
 2214. JESSE ROY POWELL 
 Chemist: A. B. in Sci.; b. F 3, 1882, Missal, 
 111.; s. Alexander Ball (b. Ohio) and Mary C. 
 (Haffner) Powell, (b. F 28, 1842, Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Streator Tp. H. S.; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Sigma Xi; Pres. Chem. Club. Chem. 
 Engr., Wenzelmann Mfg. Co. until Je 1905; 
 Asst. Chemist, A. T. & S. F. R. R.; Chemist 
 Armour Soap & Glue Works, 1906 — . Mem., 
 A. C. S., 1905. Married Bertha Viola Pope, 
 Jl 5, 1905, Galesburg, 111. Address, 6227 Ste- 
 wart Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 2215. FRANCIS MARION POWERS 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. F 10, 1880, Streator, 
 111.; s. George W. (b. Je 7. 1851, Lacon, 111.) 
 and Anna C. (Scherff) Powers (b. D 25, 1853. 
 Brooklvn, N. Y. Prepared in Streator H. S. 
 Pres., Band; Univ. Orchestra. Lawyer, Strea- 
 tor, 111.; City Attv., do.. 1017. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; Odd Fellows; B. P. O. E. Married 
 Lucy F. Fargo, S 4, 1906, Streator, 111. Child- 
 ren: Roy Alwyn. b. Jl 23, 1908; Maysie Miriam, 
 b. Je 10, 191 1 : Georgianna, b. N 27, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 503 S. Vermillion St., Streator, 111. 
 
 2216. WILLIAM SCHENCK PRETTYMAN 
 
 Lawver; LL. B.; b. S 20, 1881, Pekin, 111.; 
 s. William Louis (b. F 17, 1850, do.,) and 
 Frances (Vander\-ort) Prettvman (b. 1849, N. 
 v.). Prepared in Pekin H. S. Alpha Tau 
 Omega. Jr. mem., law firm of Prettyman, Vel- 
 de & Prettyman. Mem.. 111. St. Bar Assn.; 
 Pres., Pekin Countrv Club. 1917 — ; Tazewell 
 Club. Married Nellie Bush, Je 15, 1909, Can- 
 ton. 111. Child, Sarah Tane, b. Je 11, 1912. 
 Address, 412 S. 6th St., Pekin, 111. 
 
 2217. LEE WILLARD RAILSBACK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1260, 4375. 4866) 
 Grain Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 
 13, 1879 Hopedale, 111.; s. Ben T. (b. Tazewell 
 Co., 111.) and Margaret M. • (Flenniken) Rails- 
 back (b. Columbus. O.). Prepared in Hope- 
 dale H. S.: Univ. Acad. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Eng. Club; 111. Club; Ed. 
 Illio. 1904; Asst. Ed., III. Mag., 1904- Grain 
 Broker, associated with R. T. Railsback ('99) 
 in grain business at Hopedale and at Weldon. 
 ^Iarried Alary Katharine Ewbank, S 17, 1908, 
 Farmer City, 111. Children: Margaret Frances, 
 b. Jl 21, 1909; Lee Richard, b. Jl 19, 19". Ad- 
 dress. Weldon. 111. 
 
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 2218. CLARA ANNE RANSON (SELTERS) 
 (Sister of Nos. 5375, 5885) 
 A. B. in L. & A. ; b. S 10, 1878, Kilboume, 
 III.; d. George Washington (b. D 17, 1847, Kil- 
 bourne, 111.) and Sarah Pollen (Ainsworth) 
 Ranson (b. S 28. 1850, Saidora, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Havana H. S.; Y. \V. C. A. H. S. 
 teacher, 1904-8. Treas, Epworth League. Mar- 
 ried Joseph Sellers, Je 11, 1908, Havana, 111. 
 Child, Joseph Nelson, b. Ja 31, 1910. Address, 
 Topeka, Ill.t 
 
 2219. JEROME EDWARD READHIMER 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 26. 1869, 
 Saline, La.; s. J. G. (b. Charleston, S. C.) 
 and Martha A. (Harper) Readhimer (b. Miss.). 
 Prepared in La. St. Norm. Sch. ; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. In- 
 vestigator in Soil Fertility, Univ. of 111.; Asst. 
 Prof. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. ; Agr. Advisor, Kane 
 Co., 1913-18; Prof., Soils, L^niv. of 111., 1918 — . 
 Co-Auth.: The Gist of Four Years' Soil Investi- 
 gations in the 111. Corn Belt, ///. Exp. Sta. Cir. 
 100, 1905; Soil Improvements for the Worn 
 Hill Lands of 111., Bui. ii}, 1907; Eight Years' 
 Soil Investigation in So. 111., Circular 122, 
 1908; Thirty Years' of Crop Rotations on the 
 Common Prairie Soil of 111., Bui. I3S, 1908; 
 Clay Co. Soils, Soil Rep. No. I, 191 1. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Married Ida Harrell, Ja 3, 
 1906, Duncan, Okla. Children: Harriet Eliza- 
 beth, b. N 26, 1906; Robert Edward, b. Ag 20, 
 1908; Dorothy, b. D 15, 1910. Address, Agron. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 2220. AUGUSTUS JOSEPH REEF 
 Const. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 19, 1882, 
 Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. John R. (b. F 15, 1839, 
 Olney, 111.) and Cecelia L. (Leach) Reef (b. 
 Ja I, 1844, Bone Gap, 111.). Prepared in So. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon; Adelphic; C. E. Club; 
 Capt. and Regt. Adjt., Univ. Regt.; Debating 
 Team. 111. Engng. and Mach. Co., Carterville, 
 111., 1904-05; Chief Engr., O'Gara Coal Co., 
 Harrisburg, 111., 1905-06; Const. Engr., H. C. 
 Frick Coke Co., Scottdale, Pa., 1906-08; Const. 
 Engr., Oak Hills Coal Co., Oak Creek, Colo., 
 190809; Asst. Chief Engr., Victor-Am. Fuel 
 Co., Denver, 1909-15; Asst. Const. Engr., U. S. 
 Smelting, Refining & Mining Co., Mammoth 
 Plant, Kennett, Calif., 1915 — . Mem. and one 
 of the organizers of the Pittsburg Univ. of 
 111. Club; Pres., Rocky Mountain Alumni Assn. 
 of the Univ. of 111., Denver. Married Vivian 
 Lynn Goodrich, O 30, 1907, Harrisburg, 111. 
 Address, Kennett, Calif. 
 
 2221. EDWARD ALEXANDER RENICH 
 (Brother of Nos. 4382, 4871. 4872) 
 Missionary; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. S 11, 1882, 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. Frederick (b. 1852, Bern, 
 Switzerland) and Catherine (Stein) Renich (b. 
 1856, Chicago). Prepared in Woodstock H. 
 S.; Auburn Theol. Sem.. 1904-6; Grad. do, 
 1908. Y. M. C. A.; Adelphic; Ind. debate. 
 Preaching, Whitehall, Wis., 1906-8; Missionary 
 to Indians, Spokane Indian Reservation, Wash., 
 1908-10; Missionary work under Presby. Bd. 
 of Foreign Missions, 191 — . Married Ethel 
 Erna Eckel, My 12, 1910, Wilbur, Wash. 
 Child, Elizabeth, b. F 8, 191 1. Address, c/o 
 East Farm, Rocky Ford, Colo. 
 
 2222. CLAUD WINFRED RICH 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap a, 1882, 
 Cobden, 111.; s. Geo. D. (b. 1857, Cobden, 111.) 
 and Harriet (Rendleman) Rich (b. 1858, Cob- 
 den, 111.). Prepared in Cobden H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Philomathean; Capt. in Univ. Regt., 
 1903-4; Class Treas. 1904; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 
 1903-4, Asst. Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A. Univ. of 
 111., 1905; Boys' Sec, Y. M. C. A., Elgin, 1906; 
 Intercollegiate Sec, Y. M. C. A., Terre Haute, 
 Ind, 1908; Farmer. Married Helen Frick, S 
 ^i, 1909, Cobden, 111. Address, Cobden, Ill.t 
 
 2323. LLEWELLYN SYLVESTER 
 RICHARDS 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 18, 1883 
 Chicago, 111.; s. Llewellyn (b. Jl 21, 1849, Iron 
 ton. O.) and Sarah Jane (Piper) Richards (b 
 F 25, 1830, Dickenson's Landing. Ont.). Pre 
 pared in Chicago Eng. High and Man. Tr. Sch 
 M. E. & E. E. Soc. W^ith Link-Belt Co., Chi 
 cago, 1904; Am. Heating Co., Rockford, 111.. 
 1904-5; Link-Belt Co., 1905 — . Address, 9545 
 S. Robey St., Chicago. 
 
 2224. ETHEL RICKER 
 (Daughter of Nos. 13, 88) 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 12, 1883, Champaign; 
 d. Nathan Clifford ('72), (b. 1843, Acton, Me.) 
 and Mary Cartter (Steele) Ricker ('75), (b. 
 1852). Prejiared in Univ. Acad.; special stud. 
 Arch, and Music, 1915-18. Test Asst., A. S. C. 
 E. Kappa .\lpha Theta; Sigma Xi; Class His- 
 torian; Sr. Memorial Com. Address, 612 W. 
 Green St., Urbana. 
 
 2225. ROLLO GAWN RIDDLE 
 
 Rancher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 11, 1882, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. Harvey Scott (b. Mr 25, 1850, 
 Terre Haute, Ind.) and Lillie Rose (Looker) 
 Riddle (b. D i, 1854, Piqua, O.). Prepared in 
 Mattoon H. S. Orange and Blue Dancing 
 Club; Sr. Memorial Com. Farmer, 1904-6; 
 Traveling man, Wholesale Grocery. igo6-io; 
 Rancher, 1910 — ■. Married Florence Plimpton, 
 N 16, 191 I, Chicago. Address, Dolores, Colo. 
 2226. ANNA RIEHL (THOMPSON) 
 (Wife of No. 2529) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 10, i88i 
 Evergreen Heights, Alton, 111.; d. Emil A 
 (b. My 24, 1837, St. Louis Co., Mo.) and Ma 
 thilda (Roesch) Riehl (b. S 12, 1842, Wur 
 ternberg, Ger.). Prepared in Alton H. S., 
 Chicago Tr. Sch. for Missions, Bible Course 
 Grad. 1908. Y. W. C. A.; H. Sc. Club; Def 
 Deutsche Verein; Choral Soc; Illiola. Taught, 
 1905-06; Language Study and Teaching, Song 
 do, Korea, 1908-10; Wonsan, Korea, 1910 — 
 Auth.: Poem, A Christmas Reverie, ///. Agr. 
 1904; At Eventide, Prize Story, Mag. World, 
 1905; On the Heights, poems, Melling & Gas 
 kins, 1906, 125 pp.; several short stories in 
 household publications. Married J. Arthur 
 Thompson ('05), Korea. Children: Ralph 
 James, b. Ag 7, 1909; Willard Davenport, b. 
 Ag 21, 19 1 2. Address, Rushville. 111. 
 
 ' 2227. GEORGE ALBERT RILEY 
 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 9, 1879, 
 Lewistown, 111.; s. William A. (b. 21. 1845, 
 Bryant, 111.) and Mattie (Prichard) Riley (b. 
 My 17, 1852, Liverpool, 111.). Prepared in 
 Lewistown H. S. In charge of Lewistown 
 Elec. Sta., 1905; Office M. E. Dept., Los Ange 
 les Gas & Elec Co., 1905-09; Insp., do., 1909 
 10; Foreman, Meter Test Shop, do., 1910-12 
 Insp., Electrolysis Work, do., 1912-13; do. 
 Office Supt., Elec. Dept., do., 191 3 — . Mem. A 
 E. E. ; Presby. Church. Married Anna E. Eh 
 renhart, Je 11, 1906, Los Angeles. Children 
 Marion Lucile, b. Mr 2, 1909; Helen Mildred 
 b. F 28, 1913; Lillian Frances, b. D 7, 1917 
 Address, 4057 Dalton Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 2228. CAROLYN MABEL ROBERTS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 25, 1875, 
 
 Muscatine, la.; d. Daniel W. (b. Ja 23, 1843. 
 Dover. N. H.) and Louisa (Atwood) Roberts 
 (b. N 9, 1843, Dayton, O.). Prepared in Mus- 
 catine H. S.; A. B., Pa. Coll., Oskaloosa, la., 
 1898. Teacher in Pub. Schs. Address, Modes- 
 to, Calif. t 
 
 2229. CHARLES SCAMAN RODMAN 
 Teacher; .\. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 2, 1876, 
 
 Marion, 111.; s. J. M. Rodman. Prepared in 
 Moweaqua H. S.; Northwestern Univ. Adel- 
 phic; Ind-Ill. Debate, 1904; Glee Club; Track 
 Team, Capt., 1904. Address, Moweaqua, 111. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 1904 
 
 2250. ROBERT BENNETT ROULSTON 
 With Chicago Tel. Co.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 Je 8, 1880, Chicago; s. Robert J. and Maude E. 
 Roulston. Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch.; 
 Morgan Park Acad. Married Jeannette Rouls- 
 ton, Je 12, 1907. Address, 7259 Harvard St., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 2231. CHARLES CRECY ROYALL 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 8, 1878, Yadkinville, 
 N. C. ; s. Pleasant James and Mary (Hinson) 
 Royall. Prepared in Clay Center, Kan., H. S. 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon; Philomathean; Emery 
 Club; Army and Navy Club, Pres.; Asst. Bus. 
 Mgr. and Bus. Mgr., Illinois; Philo. Mgr., Star 
 Lecture Course; Mgr., Illini. Served in Army, 
 1898, 111. Militia, 1899. Address, Silver City, 
 N. M.t 
 
 2232. BERTHA ELLA ROYCE (HUMMEL) 
 (Wife of No. 3039) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. My s, 1880; d. Robert Bruce 
 (b. S 6, 1858) and Harriet (Woodruff) Royce 
 (b. F 21. i860). Prepared in Westfield, N. Y. 
 H. S.; Syracuse Univ., 1898-9; Buffalo, N. Y. 
 Teachers Tr. Sch., 1899-1900. Alethenai; Grad. 
 with honors. Asst. in Ref. Dept., Univ. of 111. 
 Lib., 1904-6; Instr. in Summer Session, Univ. 
 of Wash., 1906; Instr., St. Lib. Sch., Univ. of 
 111., 1906-8. Married William Grandville Hum- 
 mel ('07), 1907, Denver. Address, 6n8 Ocean 
 View Drive, Oakland, Calif. 
 
 2233. GUY HENRY RUMP 
 (Brother of No. 3160) 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 7, 1881, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. John H. (b. Ag 18, 1855, Bur- 
 ton, 111.) and Mary Anna (Geisel) Rump (b. S 
 'Si 1859, do.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Del- 
 ta Upsilon; Class Football. Instr. in C. E., 
 Univ. of 111.; Struct. Engr., Murph and Walsh, 
 Pekin, 111., 1905-6; Engr. Agency, Chicago, 
 1906-7; N. Works 111. Steel Co., Chicago, 1907- 
 9; Am. Bridge Co., Chicago, 1909-11; Jos. T. 
 Ryerson and Son, 191 1 — . Married Gertrude 
 Slagle, S 10, 1905, Urbana. Children: Mary 
 Jane, b. Ag 23, 1906; Celia Ann, b. S 17, 1913. 
 Address, Riverside, 111. 
 
 2234. INEZ ROSE SAMSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 1762, 1763) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 9, 1882, Deers, 111.; 
 d. Nelson (b. F 28, 1829, Wardsville, Can.) 
 and Georgina Charlotte (Leonard) Samson (b. 
 Jl 12, 1843, Danville, 111.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Le Cercle Francais; Eng. Club; 
 Choral Soc. Address. 311 W. High St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 2235. "ELLEN MARY SCHAEFER 
 
 B. L. S.; b. F 22, 1870, Cambridge City, 
 Ind.; d. John Daniel (b. 1827, Weissenhaiel, 
 Germany) and Anna Catharine (Mengel) 
 Schaefer (b. 1832, Berneberg, do.). Prepared 
 in Cambridge City, Ind., H. S.; Grad., Ind. St. 
 Nor. Sch., 1896; Stud., Ind. Univ., 1898-9, 
 1901. Organizer and Libn., Pub. Lib., Whit- 
 ing, Ind., 1905; Cataloger, Carnegie Lib., Pitts- 
 burgh. 1906; Cataloger, Univ. of Wis., 1906-9. 
 Died O 21, 1912, at Cambridge City, Ind. 
 
 J236. RUDOLPH ERNST SCHREIBER 
 (Husband of No. 2807; Brother of No. 3168) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 8, 1877. 
 Chicago; s. Heinrich Friederich (b. O 26, 1848, 
 Hanover, Ger.) and Auguste Louise (Schulz) 
 Schreiber (b. Ag 2, 1852, Berlin, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Chicago Eng. H. and Man, Tr. Sch.; 
 Univ. Acad.; Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1904; 
 T. D., do. 1906. V. P., Sec, Philomathean; 
 Sec, Stud. Republican Club; Ath. Assn.; Y. 
 M. C. A.; Eng. Club; Pol. Sc. Club; Pres., 
 German Club; Orat. Assn.; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Final Honors; Varsity Fortnightly; Asst. Ed., 
 
 Illini; Soph. Rep., Fresh. -Soph. Debate. Prac- 
 ticed Law with Peck, Miller and Starr, 1906- 
 9; with John C. Farwell, 1909-12; Individual 
 practice, 1912-18. Univ. of Chicago, Training 
 Course for Army Supply Service, Q. M., 1918; 
 acted as Govt. Acct. and Field Auditor at 
 Clintonville, Kenosha, Wis., Peoria and Ft. 
 Leavenworth, Kan.; stationed at Washington, 
 D. C. as civilian in War Dept., Const. Div., 
 Contracts Branch. Auth.: A Word to the 
 Alumni of the Univ. of 111., about an In- 
 specting and Advisory Bd., Chicago, 1909. Pres.. 
 Univ. of Chicago Law Sch. Assn.; Sec-Treas., 
 do., 1907; Univ. of 111. Alumni Representa- 
 tive, Northern Orat. League, 1909 — ;Dir., Ill- 
 ini Club, 1911-16; Sec, do. 191416; Illini 
 Club Alumni Relations Cora.; Member, Univ. 
 of 111. Alumni Council, 1913-16; Illini Club 
 Chm., Legislative Com.; Univ. of Chicago Al- 
 umni Assn.; Treas., Alumni Council, Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1908-14; Eugene Field Civic Club; 
 City Club; Com. on Streets, Alleys, Bridges; 
 Com. on Music Extension, Chicago Musical 
 Coll.; Nat. Geog. Soc; A. A. A. S.; Univ. of 
 111. Com. on AJumni Reorganization; Univ. 
 of 111., Alumni Com. on Univ. Trustees, 1913- 
 15-17; Univ. of 111. AJumni Legislative Com.; 
 Alumni Sec, Class 1904, Univ. of 111.; Alumni 
 Secretaries Assn.; Intercollegiate Club of Chi- 
 cago; Dir., do., 1916-17; Chm., Rogers Park 
 Center, Univ. of Chicago Lecture Assn.; Univ. 
 of 111. Sub. Com. on Gregory Memorial; Chi- 
 cago Bar Assn. ; 111. St. Bar Assn. Married 
 Edith Rogers ('06), Ap 30, 1908, Windsor, 111. 
 .4ddress, War Dept., Const. Div., Washington, 
 D. C. or 504 Pine St., Windsor, 111. 
 
 2237. HENRY THEODORE SCHUMACHER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 11, 1879, LaHose, 
 111.; s. Adolph (b. 1841, Mecklenburg, Ger.) 
 and Hannah (Steinke) Schumacher (b. 1845, 
 Posen, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Philoma- 
 thean. Legal Sec, Speaker of 47th Gen. Assem- 
 bly, St. of 111. Mem., Presby. Church; 111. St. 
 Bar Assn. ; Champaign Co. Bar. Married Min- 
 nie Nuckolls, Ag 31, 1904, Peoria. Children: 
 J. Willis, b. O 3, 1905; Margaret, b. Jl 27, 
 1907: Henry Nuckolls, b. Ap 17, 1909; Eliza- 
 beth, b. S 2, 1912. Address, 701 W. Washing- 
 ton Blvd., Urbana. 
 
 2238. KARL BIRD SEIBEL 
 
 Lawyer; A. B.; b. Ap 30, 1875, Manlius Tp., 
 111.; s. John Jacob (b. N 23, 1816, Breitenstein, 
 Archduchy of Hesse, Ger.) and Priscilla Patty 
 (Follet) Seibel (b. Mr 4, 1828, Susquehanna Co. 
 Pa.). Prepared in Sheffield H. S.; Western 
 Norm. Coll., Bushnell, 111.; Albany Law Sch., 
 1896-7. Alpha Delta Phi; Philomathean. In 
 Grocery Bus., Santa Rosa, Ag-N, 1904; with 
 Sears, Roebuck & Co. and Western Elec Co., 
 Chicago, 1905-6; with Pa. Coal Co. and in 
 Coal Dept., D. & H. R. R. Co., Scranton, Pa., 
 1906-8; Practicing Law, 1908 — -. Address, 
 Princeton, Ill.f 
 
 2239. ARTHUR PLATT SEYMOUR 
 (Brother of Nos. 3962, 3963) 
 
 Ranchman; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 25, 1880, 
 Thomasboro, 111.; s. William Reynolds (b. O 
 10, 1848, Newark, 111.) and Alice Florence 
 (Case) Seymour (b. My 4, 1854, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Y. M. C. A.; Agr. Club; 
 Illini staff. Asst. in Field Operations, St. 
 Sta. Soils, 1904-5; Mgr., Pleasant View Grain 
 & Stock Farm, Henning, 111., 1905-8; Proprie- 
 tor, Springdale Fruit Ranch, Montrose, Colo., 
 1908-11; Mgr., Avondale (Hay, Grain & Potato) 
 Olathe, Colo., 1911 — . Mem., Christian Church; 
 Y. P. S. C. E., Treas., 1901-4. Married Anna 
 Wubben, Mr 14, 1906, Lincoln, 111. Children: 
 Robert Harold, b. Ap 28, 1910; Ruth Evange- 
 line, b. Ag 17, 1912. Address, Olathe, Colo. 
 
1904] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 2240. ROY VINCENT SEYMOUR 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 10, 1876, Dwight, 111.; 
 s. Geo. A. (b. Mr 17, 1842, Cleveland, O.) and 
 Mary B. (Drynorr) Seymour (b. Je 25, 1847, 
 Can.). Prepared in Dwight H. S.; Harvard 
 Law Sch., 1903-04. Address, Dwight, IlLf 
 
 2241. CHARLES HARPER SHELDON 
 (Husband of No. 1925) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 10, 1880, 
 Kewanee, 111.; s. Rensselaer C. (b. Ap 10, 1854, 
 Burns, 111.) and Alice (Harper) Sheldon (b. 
 Ja 24, 1854, Monroeville, O.). Prepared in 
 Kewanee H. S. Beta Theta Pi. Engr.. Sec. 
 and Treas., Kewanee Water Supply Co., 1904- 
 n; Private business, Los Angeles, 1911 — . 
 Married Alice Calhoun Mann ('03), O 26, 
 1910, Kahoka, Me. Child, Alice Harmon, b. 
 Je 13, 1913. Address, 1625 Spruce St., South 
 Pasadena, Calif.; bus. add., 528 Union Oil 
 Bldg., Los Angeles. 
 
 2242. EDNA WEAVER SHELDON 
 (TREGO) 
 B. L. S.; b. N 2, 1881, Urbana, III.; d. Clar- 
 ence Corydon (b. Urbana) and Emily (Wa- 
 ters) Sheldon (b. do.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Pi Beta Phi. Married Edward Francis 
 Trego, N 16, 1904, Urbana. Child, Edward 
 Francis, Jr., b. N 16, 191 1. Address, Hoopes- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 2243. CARLYLE NANCE SHILTON 
 (Brother of No. 2815) 
 Banker; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 8, 1882, Ke- 
 wanee, 111.; s. Christopher A. (b. 1844, Peter- 
 boro. Can.) and Adella Nance Shilton (b. 
 1852 Lafayette, 111.). Prepared in Kewanee 
 H. S. Philomathean; Y. M. C. A. Quartet; 
 Philo-Adelphic Debating Team, 1904. Press Agt., 
 1904-5; Mercantile, 1905-6; Cashier Wyanet 
 First Nat. Bank, 1908-14; do., First Nat. Bank, 
 Oregon, Wis. 1914 — . Married Myrtle Irene 
 Bond, My 18, 1910, Mineral Point, Wis. Ad- 
 dress, Oregon, Wis. 
 
 2244- JAMES RICKETTS SHINN 
 (Brother of No. 2816) 
 County Agr. Agt.; b. My 22, 1880, Mattoon. 
 111.; s. George B. (b. O 20, 1851, Edinburg, 
 Ind.) and Cornelia M. (Ricketts) Shinn (b. 
 My 19, 1852, Charleston, 111.). Prepared in 
 Mattoon H. S. Agr. Club; Sigma Xi; Special 
 Honors; Illini Staff; Assoc. Ed., ///. Agr.; Ed., 
 do.; Rep. of Agr. Club on program, Am. Fed. 
 Agr. Studs. Field Asst. in Pomol., 1905-7; 
 Prof., Hort. and Horticulturist, Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of Idaho, 1907-10; Rancher, 1010-13; Co. 
 Agr. Agt., 1914 — . Auth. : Planting Apple Or- 
 chards in Idaho, Idaho Exp. Sta., Bui. No. 64. 
 Mem., Illini Club of Idaho; Presby. Church. 
 Married Edna M. Casstevens, Jl 4, 1906. Child- 
 ren: Esther Elizabeth, b. Ag 18, 1907; Lloyd 
 Benjamin, b. Je 9, 1909; Frances Lorene, b. 
 D 6, 1 910. Address, Court House, Spokane. 
 
 224s. THEODORA SHOEMAKER 
 (CURTISS) 
 (Sister of No. 1967) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 5, 1879, Charleston, 
 111.; d. Thomas Theodore (b. S 14, 1847. 
 Charleston, 111.) and Emmazetta (Reat) Shoe- 
 maker (b. O IS, 1850, Charleston, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Charleston H. S^; Ohio Wesleyan; E. 
 111. Norm. Sch. Teacher in McKinley H. S., El 
 Paso, 111., 1904-7. Married Chester Frazier 
 Curtiss, S 3, 1907, Charleston, 111. Children: 
 Dorothy Ruth, b. D 28, 1908; Mary Catherine, 
 b. Je 27, 1911. Address, El Paso, 111. 
 
 2246. AIMEE MAY SIDES (REYNOLDS) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D II, 1880, Diamond 
 
 City, Mo.; d. Franklin (b. 111.) and Sarah 
 
 Elizabeth (Coffman) Sides (b. O.). Prepared 
 
 in Champaign H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Taught Carrollton H. S., 
 1904-6; Webb City (Mo.) H. S., 1906-8. Mar- 
 ried Benjamin De Witt Reynolds, Je 30, 1908, 
 Webb City, Mo. Children: Martha Jean, b. 
 D 9, 1912; Benjamin De Witt Jr., b. S 2, 1915. 
 Address, looi S. Madison St., Webb City, Mo. 
 
 2247. CARL WILLIAM SIMPSON 
 Valuation Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 22, 
 1881, Qumcy, 111.; s. James Howe (b. Ag 5, 
 1852, Carlisle, O.) and Hedwig Louise (Petri) 
 Smipson (b. My 4, 1856, Quincy, 111.). Pre 
 pared m Quincy and Dallas (Tex.) H. Schs. 
 Theta Nu Epsilon. Res. Engr. with Central 
 111. Const. Co., 1904; Asst. Engr., do., 1905 
 Asst. Engr.. D. L. & W. Ry., 1906-15; Res 
 Engr., D. L. & W. R. Ry., 1915-17; Engr. Acct. 
 Pres. Conf. Com., Fed. Val. of Rys., 1917-18 
 Valuation Engr., D. L. & W. R. R., 1918— 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. ; Am. Ry. Engng. Assn 
 Married Edith De Witt Weidman, S 12, 1907 
 Columbia, N. J. Children: William Carl, b 
 Ag 7, 1911; Edith Barbara, b. S 26, 1913. Ad 
 dress, c/o D. L. & W. Ry., Hoboken, N. J. 
 
 2248. MARY JANE SLOCUM 
 (BAREUTHER) 
 (Sister of No. 1421) 
 Teacher; B. S.; b. Mr 26, 1883, Wether- 
 field, 111.; d. Pardon Egbert (b. Jl 27, 1853, 
 Kewanee, 111.) and Clara Elizabeth (Harley) 
 Slocum (b. Ap 21, 1857, Hopedale, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Loda H. S.; Univ. Acad. Phi Delta 
 Psi; Watcheka; Sc. Club; Math. Club; Cap 
 Com.; Class Sec; Capt., Class Basket Ball. 
 Teacher of Sc, H. S., Mattoon, 111., 1904-09; 
 Steamboat Springs, Colo., 1909-17; Del Mar, 
 Calif., 191 7 — : Mem., Congr. Church; Mat- 
 toon Study Class; Steamboat Chap., X. P. E. 
 O. Married Ralph Augustus Bareuther, O 4, 
 1906, Urbana. Children: Harley Rudolph, b. 
 D 21, 1907; Katheryn Elizabeth, b. Jl 16, 1913 
 (died N 28, 1915) ; Ralph Slocum, b. O 13, 1914; 
 Margaret Dorothy, b. Ja 17, 1917. Address, 
 Chino, Calif. 
 
 2249. ESTHER ANNE SMITH 
 Cataloger; A. B. ; b. Jl ir, 1880, Saginaw, 
 Mich.; d. R. Z. and Olive (Colbrath) Smith. 
 A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1903. Cataloger, Gen. 
 Lib., Univ. of Mich., 1904-06; Reviser, Catalog 
 Div., do., 1906-08; Head Cataloger, do., 1908; 
 Instr. in cataloging, Univ. of Mich,, summer 
 sch., 1910 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; Mich. 
 Lib. Assn.; Assn. of Collegiate Alumnae; 
 Treas., Ann Arbor Lib. Club, 1913-15; Pres., 
 do., 1915-17. Address, Univ. Lib., Mich. Univ., 
 Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 2250. FLORENCE SEBRING SMITH 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Bloomington, 
 111.; d. George Oscar (b. 1843, Stamford, Conn.) 
 and Margaret Copeland (Sebring) Smith (b. 
 1848, Tarrytown, N. Y.). Prepared in Lin- 
 coln and (5maha H. Schs.; A. B., Univ. of 
 Neb., 1894; A. M., do., 1898. Univ. of Neb. 
 Lib., 1898; Libn., 1901-18; Reference Libn., 
 Kansas City Pub. Lib., Kansas City, Mo., 
 1918 — . Address, Pub. Lib., Kansas City. Mo. 
 
 2251. HENRY WILLIAM SMITH 
 Y. M. C. A., Sec; B. S.; b. Je 2, 1874, 
 Areola, 111.; s. John D. (b. Ap 12, 1845, Somer- 
 set, O.) and Emma (Bowman) Smith (b. Jl 28 
 1845, do.). Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Adelphic; Y. M. C. A., Cabinet Treas., 1903-4. 
 Educ. Sec, Y. M. C. A., New Haven, New York, 
 Chicago. Served in 4th 111. Volunteer Inf., 
 Spanish-Am. War. Married Grace E. JoITns, S 
 16, 1909, Chicago. Child, William Spencer 
 Smith, b. Ag 10, 191 1. Address, 2922 Lexing- 
 ton St., Chicago; bus. add., Y. M. C. A., Bel- 
 videre. 111. 
 
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 2252. CLARA SOMMER (VEHSTEDT) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2827) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 4, 1883, Chicago; 
 d. Adam (b. Austria) and Louise (Reichardt) 
 Sommer (b. Ger.). Prepared in Hyde Park 
 H. S. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi: French 
 Club. Married Harry Bode Vehstedt, D 15, 
 1909, Chicago. Children: Harry Sommer, b. 
 N 2, 1910; Clara Louise, b. S 15, 1912; Robert 
 Adams, b. Mr 11, 1915. Address, San Diego, 
 Calif. 
 
 2253. MILDRED ELIZA SONNTAG 
 (FRANKLIN) 
 (Sister of Nos. 3553, 3554) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 4, 1882, Plainfield, 
 111.; d. Albert (b. Lockport, 111.) and Mary 
 (Kettering) Sonntag (b. Lemont, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Plainfield and Joliet H. S. Watch- 
 eka, Der Deutsche Verein; Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Prin. teacher of Math, and 
 German, Lexington H. S.; Teacher, Joliet Tp. 
 H. S. Married Bertram Adolph Franklin, S 
 16, 1909, Plainfield, 111. Child, Mary Catherine, 
 b. Ja 7, 1911. Address, 1315 E. Washington 
 St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
 2254. ANNIE ELNORA SPARKS 
 (PAISLEY) 
 (Sister of No. 918) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je :8, 1879, Miller 
 Tp., LaSalle Co., 111.; d. George (b. N 21, 
 1845, Fulton Co., O.) and Esther Peacock 
 (Clifton) Sparks (b. F 4, 1842, Lucas Co., 
 O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Y. W. C. A. ; 
 Watcheka League; Charter mem., Illiola. 
 Teacher, 1904-6; Office work, Chem. Lab., Univ. 
 of 111., 1906-8; Mem., Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Robert Hughes Paisley, Ap 7, 1908, Ur- 
 bana. Children: John Calvin, b. F 27, 191 1; 
 Esther Mary, b. Je 20, 1912; James Robert, b. 
 Ap 26, 1916; Grace Beulah, b. O 15, 1917; 
 Alice Bertha, b. O 15, 1917 (died O 15, 1917). 
 Address, R. 10, Mt. Vernon, 111. 
 
 2255. ISABEL STALEY (DANELY) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 5, 1883, Champaign, 
 III; d. Judge Calvin C. (b. Jl 14, 1849, Hun- 
 tington, W. Va.) and Susan Isabella (Har- 
 wood) Staley (b. S 6, 1859, Bloomingtton, 111.). 
 Prepared in (Champaign H. S. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Awarded Royal Humane Soc. Medal. 
 Married Alfred Marion Danely, Jr., O 10, 
 1906, Champaign. Child, Alfred Calvin, b. Je 
 21, 1908. Address, 1003 S. Busey Ave., Ur- 
 ban a. 
 
 2256. LEWIS ALVA STEPHENSON 
 Office Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 7, 1878, 
 
 Redmon, 111.; s. J. H. and Catherine (Bogle) 
 Stephenson. Mgr., Kansas City Office of the 
 Powers Regulator Co.; Mem. Soc. of the Army 
 and Navy. Married N 27, 1909. Child, Alice 
 Catherine, b. F 4, 1912. Address, 2712 Benton 
 Ave., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., 412 Re- 
 liance Bldg. do.'t 
 
 2257. ROBERT JAQUES STEWART 
 Mgr. Contract Dept.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 
 10, 1881, Terre Haute, Ind.; s. William Ar- 
 thur (b. Ag 3, 1856, Lawrenceburg, Ind.) 
 and Emma (Jacques) Stewart (b. Ag, 1858, 
 near New Harmony, Ind.). Prepared in Dan- 
 ville, H. S.; Univ. of N. M. Engr. Soc. 
 Spec. Apprentice. C. & E. I. Ry., 1904-6; 
 Asst. Supt. Bat. Dept., Nat. Carbon Co., 
 1906-7; Asst. in M. & W. Dept., L. & A. 
 R. A., Ark., 1907-8; Asst. Mgr., Insultation 
 Dept., H. W. Johns Manville Co., Milwaukee, 
 1908-n; Mgr., Contract Dept., do., Indian- 
 apolis, 191 1 — . Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. A. 
 M.; R. A. M.: R. & S. M.; Commandery; K. 
 T., A. A. O. N. M. S. Married Edith Beryl 
 Howser, S 17, 1908, Urbana. Child, Eleanor 
 Emma, b. Ag 4, 1909. Address, 2316 Morgan 
 Ave., Morgan Park, lU.t 
 
 2258. CHARLES NEWHALL STONE 
 (Brother of No. 4438) 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 10, 1884, 
 St. Paul; s. Elbridge Kimball (b. N 14, 1850, 
 Quincy, 111.) and Cora Abia (Edison) Stone 
 (b. S 23, 1851, Quincy, 111.). Prepared in 
 Quincy H. S. Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi 
 Scholarship. With Deere & Co., Moline, 111.; 
 Mgr., Dain Mfg. Co., Limited; do., John 
 Deere Plow Co., Welland, Ltd. Address, Wel- 
 land. Ont., Can. 
 
 -'-'59. HELEN FLORENCE STOOKEY 
 (WILKINSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1792; Sister of No. 3193) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 15, 1883, Warrens- 
 burg, 111.; d. Lewis (b. O 20, 1848, St. Clair Co., 
 111.) and Leona (Childs) Stookey (b. F 26, 
 1856, Sangamon Co., 111.). Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Watcheka; Ger. Club. Studied music at James 
 Millikin Univ. Mem., Coll. Alumnae; D. A. 
 R. ; Methodist Church. Married Nathan Wil- 
 kinson ('02), Je 15, 1907. Harristown, III. 
 Children: Helen Jean, b. O 29, 1908; Nathan, 
 b. F 13, 1910; David Price, b. Ap 20, 1916. 
 Address, 789 Beulah Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 2260. SMITH LEROY STROUD 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b, Jl 23, 1877. Atlanta, 111.; 
 s. William B. (b. My 15, 1852, do.) and Parrie 
 (Mt. Joy) Stroud (b. 1851. do.). Prepared in 
 .\tlanta H. S.; Cascadilla Prep., Ithaca, N. Y. 
 Married Crystal Bland, Jl 23, 1913, Long 
 Beach, Calif. Address, 1055 N. Michigan Ave., 
 Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 2261. BELLE SWEET 
 Librarian; B. L. S. Prepared in Clinton 
 (la.) H. S. Libn., Clinton (la.) Pub. Lib., 1904- 
 3; Univ. of Idaho Lib., 1905 — . Mem., Am. 
 Lib. Assn. Address, Moscow, Idaho. 
 
 2262. GRACE ELLEN SWITZER 
 Librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. Ag 8, 1879, 
 Portland, Ore.; d. Abraham Flavins (b. Union 
 r>riclge, Md.) and Eva (Stone) Switzer (b. 
 Huntingdon, Can.). Prepared in Iowa City H. 
 S. Ph. B., Univ. of la., 1902. Hesperian. 
 Cataloger, St. Lib., Olympia, Wash., 1904-5; 
 Libn., Pub. Lib., Bellingham, Wash., 1905-14; 
 Asst., Cleveland Pub. Lib., 19 15 — • Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Y. W. C. A; Woman's City 
 Club. Address, 924 E. 150th St., Cleveland. 
 
 2-'63. ELSIE MAE TAYLOR (FISHER) 
 (Wife of No. 3367; Sister of No. 2265) 
 
 .\. B. in Sc; b. Ag 12. 1881, Tuscola, III.; 
 d. William (b. Ja 6, 1849, 111.) and Mary 
 Katherine (Cheney) Taylor (b. Ag 23, 1856, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Basketball Team. 
 Teacher, 1904-10. Married Ora Stanley Fisher 
 ('08), Je 4, 1910, Homer, HI. Children: John 
 Tavlor, b. O 16, 191 1; Doris, b. Jl 23, 1913. 
 .Address, 307 Chatham Courts, Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 2264. GEORGE GRAHAM TAYLOR 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 26, 1881, 
 Tavlorville, 111.; s. James M. (b. D 2. 1839, 
 New Byth, Aberdeenshire, Scot.) and Adelia A. 
 (Stewart) Taylor (b. S i, 1840, St. Charles, 
 III"). Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S.; LL. 
 p.., John Marshall Law Sch., 1908. Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon. Stockman and Poultryman, 
 1905-6; Instr. in H. Schs., 1908-11; Lawyer, 
 iQii— . Mem., Baptist Church; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Trenna June Miller. Je 30, 1910, Deca- 
 tur, 111. Address, 228 E. Central Ave., High- 
 land Park, 111. 
 
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 2.>6s. JOHN ORLO TAYLOR 
 (Brother of No. 2263) 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 19, 
 1879, Tuscola, 111.; s. William (b. Ja 5, 1849, 
 Charleston, 111.) and Mary C. (Cheney) Taylor 
 (b. 1856, Camargo, 111.). Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi. Draftsman, Foreman, Master Mechanic, 
 with Isthmian Canal Com., 1904, igog; Const. 
 Supt., The Arnold Co., Chicago, 1910; Engr., 
 Fred G. Postel & Co., Chicago, igii — . Assoc, 
 A. I. E. E. ; Am. Soc. for Testing Materials. 
 Married Ann Elizabeth Mornberg, O 9, 191 ->, 
 Oak Park, 111. Children: William, b. Je 16, 
 1913; John, b. Je 16, 19 13 (died O 8, igij). 
 Address, 524 Wenonah Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 2266. SHERMAN THOMPSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1429, 1781) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je s, 1883, 
 Warrensburg, 111.; s. George W. (b. 1837, Al- 
 den, N. Y.) and Mary G. (Langston) Thomp- 
 son (b. 1843,^111.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S.; Univ. Acad. Married Millie Thompson, 
 Ag 4, 1909. Child, Langston, b. My 31, 191 1. 
 Addfess, La Salle, lU.t 
 
 2267. PETER FREDERICK WILLIAM 
 TIMM 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N ig, 1876, 
 Areola, 111.; s. Eggert (b. Je 15, 1827, Holstein, 
 Ger.) and Kathrina (Mathiesen) Timm (b. Ag 
 6, 1829). Prepared at Earned (Kan.) H. S. 
 Delta Upsilon; Theta Nu Epsilon; Army and 
 Navy Club; Class Baseball and Football Teams; 
 Soph. Cane Com. Mfg. and Sales Depts., Allis- 
 Chalmers Co. Corp., Co. A., 4th 111. Volunteer 
 Inf., Spanish-Am. War, i898-9g. Mem., Detroit 
 Engr. Soc; Nat. Assn. Steam Engrs. ; Fellow- 
 craft Club; United Spanish War Veterans; 
 Peninsular Club. D. U.; Wolverine Automo- 
 bile Club. Married Nell Pearl Grossman, Je n, 
 igii, Harristown, III. Address, Box 321, Al- 
 pena, Mich.f 
 
 2268. ROY ELMER TRAVIS 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 19, 1880, 
 Assumption, 111.; s. Byron (b. Jl 31, 1855, Pa.) 
 and Emma (Henry) Travis (b. jl 4, 1859. 
 Springfield, O.). Prepared in Assumption H. 
 S.; Univ. Acad. Beta Theta Pi; Mgr., Base- 
 ball; Asst. Grad. Mgr., Ath. Assn. Hardware 
 Merchant, 1904; Asst. Engr., R. C. Davies Gas 
 Co., Harris Trust, Chicago; Asst. Engr. Corn. 
 Pa. R. R., igos-12; Const. Engr., Bawps Bros., 
 1912 — . Married Lucile Markley, O 19, 1909, 
 Logansport, Ind. Address, 1055 Berwyn Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 1615 Harris Trust Bldg. do. 
 
 2269. CLARA EUGENIA TRIMBLE 
 (FENN) 
 (Sister of No. 2844) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Tremont, 111.; 
 d. William (b. Ja 22, 1832, Conconnell, Ireland) 
 and Anna M. (Malone) Trimble (b. S 8, 1840, 
 Tremont, Tazewell Co., 111.). Prepared in Rural 
 Schs. and III. St. Norm. Univ. Taupht Urbana 
 H. S., 1904-s; Curtis H. S., Chicago, 1907-18. 
 Married George Henry Fenn, D 25, 191 8, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 5714 Blackstone Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2270. HAROLD FRANK TRIPP 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 28, 1880, Quincy, 
 111.; s. Frank (b. 1856, Adams Co., 111.) and 
 Mary (Carey) Tripp (b. 1858, Pike Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Quincy H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Glee and Mandolin Club; Dramatic Club, Mgr.; 
 Class Baseball. Atty. at Law, City Atty., Walter, 
 Okla.; Elected Atty. for Cotton Co., Okla., 
 1912; Asst. Co. Atty., Okla. Co.. Okla., 1918— . 
 Married Florence Harvey, D 26, 1906, Griggs- 
 ville, 111. Children: Elizabeth F., b. D 30, 1908 
 (died Ja 29, 1909); Thomas Harvey, b. N 11, 
 191 1. Address, 319 Lee Bldg., Oklahoma City, 
 Okla. 
 
 2271. CHARLES PHILIP TURNER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 4, 
 
 1880, Butler, 111.; s. William Henry (b. Je 15, 
 1839, Jacksonville, 111.) and Fannie Barbara 
 (Grove) Turner (b. Je 30, 1845, St. Galin, 
 Switzerland). Prepared in Hillsboro H. S. 
 M. E. Soc; E. E. Soc. Steam Turbine Test- 
 ing Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., 1904-5; Const Dept., 
 1905 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. M. E., 1907; 
 Graduate Club, N. Y. Married Eliza J. Sem- 
 mel, Je 13, 1912 .A.llentown, Pa. Address, 
 527 Veronica St., E. St. Louis, 111.; bits, add.. 
 Am. Steel Foundries, East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 2272. LEWIS BUTLER TUTHILL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1905; 
 
 b. Jl 20, 1880, Anna, 111.; s. Harlan Page (b. 
 O 31, 1842, Vergennes, 111.) and Emma S. (Hub- 
 bard) Tuthill (b. Mr 4, 1852, O.). Prepared 
 in Union Acad., Anna, 111. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Theta Nu Epsilon; Mgr., Foot- 
 ball Team, 1902. Lawyer, Insur. Agt. and City 
 Atty., 190S-11. Anna, 111. V. P., lUini Club, 
 .\nna. 111. Married Leeta De Wolf, N 23, 
 1904. Anna, 111. Children; May De Wolf. b. 
 1907; Harlan Page, b. S 26, igog. Address, 
 .Vnna, lU.t 
 
 2273. MAHLON SMITH VANCE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 3, 1870, 
 
 Eaton, 111.; s. Mahlon Thomas (b. Licking 
 Co., O.) and Margaret M. (Lamb) Vance (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Austin Coll., Effingham; 
 Central Norm. Coll., Danville, Ind.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Prin and Supt., Pub. Schs., Sulli- 
 van, 111., 1904-7; do., Paris, 111., 1907-8; Hard- 
 ware Bus.. Oblong, 111., 1908-10; Asst. (Tashier, 
 Oil Belt Nat. Bank, do., 1910-15; Teacher, H. 
 S., Oblong, 111., 1915-18; Prin., do., 1918 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Cora B. Vance. 
 S 2, igoo. Tuscola, 111. Children: Donald 
 Howe, b. My 18, 1901; Dorothy Helen, b. Je i, 
 1907; Margaret, b. S 30, igi3. Address, 
 Oblong, 111. 
 
 2274. GEORGE GARRET VANHORNE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 12. 1881, 
 
 Rockford, III.; s. Garret R. (b. Je 30, 1841, 
 N. J.) and Jennie Amelia (Munroe) Vanhorne 
 (b. N. Y.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. M. 
 E. Soc; E. E. Soc. With Rockford Edison 
 Co., 1904; Chicago Edison Co., 1905-6; West- 
 ern Elec. Co., 1906-14. Address, Van Nuys, 
 Calif. 
 
 2275. JOHN TERRELL VAWTER, JR. 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 20, 1879, 
 
 Vernon, Ind.; s. Mary A. Vawter. Prepared 
 at Purdue L^niv. Address, 216 Wright and Cal- 
 lender Sts., Los Angeles, Calif. t 
 
 2276. RICHARD PERCIVAL VICKRAGE 
 Rancher; LL. B.; b. S 26, 1881, Pana, 111.; 
 s. William (b. Jl 8, 1853, Birmingham, Wor- 
 cestershire, Eng.) and Malinda (Scott) Vick- 
 rage (b. Jl 24, 1861, Brighton, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Pana H. S. Phi Alpha Delta. Law- 
 yer, Pana and Okmulgee, Okla., 1904-9; As- 
 soc. Ed., Scenic Am., San Diego, Calif., 1909- 
 12; Rancher, Calif., 1912 — -. Address, 2241 
 Maple Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 
 
 2277. ♦LORENA NELL WEBBER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ag 21, 1879; d. 
 
 Wallace K. and Mary B. (Brown) Webber. 
 Prepared in Renwick, la., H. S.; B. S., la. 
 St. Coll., 1908. In Ames (la.) Pub. Lib., 
 1904-s; St. Lib. Com. Office, Des Moines, 
 1905; Iron City Pub. Lib., 1905-14. Died 
 D 25, 1914, Boulder, Colo. 
 
 2278. HARRY WILLIAM WEEKS 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 22, 
 
 1881, Hennepin, 111.; s. William (b. Ja 2, 
 185s, Tounton, Eng.) and Ida Susan Weeks 
 
i6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1904 
 
 (b. F 6, 1855, near Henry, 111.)- Prepared 
 in Bradford H. S.; A. B., Lombard, 1900. 
 Phi Delta Theta. Draftsman, Sheffield Car 
 Co., 1904; Mech. Engr., U. S. Geol. Sur., Fuel 
 Testing Plant, 1904^8; do.. Fuel Engng. Co. and 
 Cml. Testing & Engng. Co., 1908-10; Dist. 
 Sales Mgr., The Montgomery Coal Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1910-13; Sales Engr., Peabody Coal 
 Co., 191 3 — . Married Edith Esther Weeks, 
 Ag 14, 1907, Champaign. Address, 332 S. 
 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2279. WILLIAM HENRY WEHMEIER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 5, 1879, 
 Alton, 111.; s. A. W. and Emma (Blauke) Weh- 
 meier. Prepared in Alton H. S. Kappa Sigma. 
 Engr. and Asst. on Const. I. T. S., 1904-06; 
 City Engr., Vinita I. T., 1906; W. S. G. S., 
 1906; St. Louis City and Co. Engr., office in 
 Seattle, Wash., 1907; Engr. and Supt., Irriga- 
 tion & Power Co., Hanford, Wash., 1908-16; 
 Engr., St. and Co. Rd. Const., Benton Co., 
 Wash., 1917. Married Leslie A. Maffit, Je 12, 
 1906, Decatur, 111. Children: Jane Maffit, b. 
 Mr 29, 1908; Mary Anne, b. My 8, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Hanford, Wash. 
 
 22S0. NELLIE WETZEL (SHELDON) 
 (Wife of No. 1965) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 16, 1879, Stonington, 
 111.; d. M. IL (b. :84s, Newville, Pa.) and 
 Emily Marilla (Eaton) Wetzel (b. 1847, La- 
 fayette, Ind.). Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. 
 S. Alethenai; Eng. Club. Gen. Sec, Y. W. 
 C. A., Univ. of Mo., 1904-5. Married Victor 
 L. Sheldon ('03), Je, 1905, Stonington, 111. 
 Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. Ja 6, 1909; Ruth 
 Ellen, b. F 16, 1912. Address, ■ 5660 Vernon 
 Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 2281. ANNA DAVID WHITE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Silieridan, 111.; d. 
 Abel Mortimer (b. Ap 19, 1850, Lumberton, 
 N. J.) and Zelica Nora (Jenks) White (b. N 
 15. 1853, Oconomowoc, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Lake View and Austin H. Schs., Chicago; N. 
 W. Univ., 1900-2. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Omega Psi. Asst., Loan Desk, Univ. of 111. 
 Lib., 1906; do., John Crerar Lib., Chicago, 
 1910; do., Studebaker Lib., South Bend, Ind., 
 191 1 ; Cataloger, Univ. Club Lib., Chicago; do., 
 Ferry Hall Lib., 1911; do., Pullman Pub. 
 Lib., 1912; do., John Crerar Lib., Chicago, 
 1913; Libn., Nat. Safety Council 1915 — • Ad- 
 dress, 4342 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 208 S. La Salle St., do. 
 
 2282. CAROLINE LOUISE WHITE 
 (JEFFREY) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 13. 1883, 
 Bureau Junction, 111.; d. Edward (b. My i4i 
 1847, Springfield, Mass.) and Martha A. (Ray- 
 mond) White (b. F 9, 1855. Mt. Palatine, 111.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Kappa Kappa Gam- 
 ma; Girls' Basketball; Orchestra. Teacher of 
 Eng. and Phys. Cult, in H. S. Mem.. Church 
 of Christ Scientist. Married Melvin Roy Jeff- 
 rey. Mr 2, 1907, Warrensburg. 111. Children: 
 William Thomas, b. Ja 2, 1908; Martha, b. Jl 
 14, 1910; Edward White, b. Ja 18, 19 12. Ad- 
 dress, Hamilton, Mont. 
 
 2283. BURTON B. WILCOX 
 Chemist; A. B. in Chem.; A. M., 1905; b. 
 Mr 6, 18S2, Galesburg, 111.; s. John and Cora 
 Luella (Hatch) Wilcox (b. Kewanee, 111.) Pre- 
 pared in Kewanee H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Sigma Xi; Fellow in Chem., 1904-5- With 
 Armour & Co., Chicago; Bur. of Chem., U. 
 S. Dept. of Agr. Article (with Wm. M. (Dehn) 
 Secondary Arsines, Am. Chem. Jour., Vol. 35. 
 pp. I-S4, iqo6. Address, Bur. Chem., Wash- 
 ington, D. C.t 
 
 2284. CARROLL CARSON WILEY 
 (Brother of No. 1442) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1910; b. Jl 
 28, 1884, Edinburg, 111.; s. Benjamin Diamond 
 (b. Jl 19, 1850, Md.) and Matilda Josephine 
 (Carson) Wiley (b. D 16, 1853. Cleveland, O.). 
 Prepared in Bellflower and Potomac H. Schs. C. 
 E. Club; Choral Soc; Tau Beta Pi: Sigma 
 Xi; Maj., Univ. Regt.; Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. 
 Guard. Final Honors. Draftsman with Weir 
 Frog Co., Cincinnati, 1904-06; Loraine Steel 
 Co., Johnstown, Pa., 1906; Am. Bridge Co., 
 Chicago, 1906; Instr. in Engng., Univ. of HI., 
 i9o6-:3; Assoc, Civ. Engng., 1913 — ; in charge 
 of Highway Engng., last three years. Auth.: 
 Textbook on Railroad Sur. (with G. W. Pickels) 
 263 pp., John Wiley & Sons, 1914; The Mortar 
 Making Qualities of 111. Sands, Bui. 70. 40 pp., 
 Engng. Exp. Sta.; Monolithic Brick Paving 
 Slabs Show High Bond, Engng. Record, Vol. 73, 
 No. 3; Concentration of Expansion Stresses 
 due to Imperfect Grouting the Cause of Brick 
 Pavement Failures, Mun. Engng., Vol. LIII, No. 
 5 ; Tests Show Advantages of Laying Brick 
 Directly on Concrete Base, Engng. News-Rec- 
 ord, Vol. 79. No. 18, N I, 191 7; Old Sand-filled 
 Brick Pavement Relaid Monolithically, Mun. 
 Engng., Vol. LIII, No. 5; Who is to Blame, 
 do., Vol. LIII, No. 4; Grades and Vertical 
 Curves, ///. Highways, Vol. LIII, No. 9. Mem., 
 M. E. Church; Am. Assn. of Engrs. ; 111. 
 Highway Improvement Assn.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Sina Belle Adams, S 5, 1906, Stoning- 
 ton, 111. Children: Tarley Tarson, b. My 17, 
 1908; Lockwood Elon, b. Ja 15, 1910. Address, 
 714 S. State St., Champaign; bus. add., 200 
 Highway Lab., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 22S5. FRANCIS RUDOLPH WILEY 
 (Brother of No. 4979) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1906; 
 b. Ag 20, 1878, Sullivan, 111.; s. Joseph B. 
 (b. S 1837, Sullivan, 111.) and Pauline Jean- 
 nette (Phillips) Wiley (b. Mr 6, 1848, Sulli- 
 van, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. Phi 
 Delta Phi; Theta Kappa Nu; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Adelphic; Pol. Sc Club; Bryan Prize; Ill.-O. 
 Debating Team; 111. -Mo. Debating Team; 
 Varsity Football. Practising law, 1907-14; do., 
 Wiley and Morey, 1914 — . Married Celia Post, 
 S 2, 1915, Decatur, 111. Address, 3S4 W. Main 
 St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 2286. 
 
 WALLACE KENNETH WILEY 
 (Brother of No. 4493) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 9, 1880, 
 Peoria; s. William Rodney (b. O 4, 1850, Sax- 
 ton's River, Vt.) and Frances Ellen (Day) 
 Wiley (b. Je ii, 1851, Townsend, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S. Beta Theta Pi. Partner 
 in Flexlume Sign Co., 1904 — -. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Married Elsie Nevin Arms, N i, 191 1, 
 Lancaster, Pa. Children: John Nevin, b. Je 
 15, 1914; Alice Nevin, b. S 17, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 70 Wellington Rd., Buffalo, N. Y. ; bvs. 
 add., Flexlume Sign Co., 1453 Niagara St., do. 
 
 Z2S7. MARY EDITH WILLIAMS 
 (Sister of Nos. 1615, 3232) 
 Physician; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1906; 
 M. D., 191 7; b. Mr 25, 1883, Kenney, 111.; d. 
 James Alexander (b. Jl 22, 1846. Rockford, 
 N. C.) and Annie Jane (Waller) Williams (b. 
 Mr 4, 1850, Louisville, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Newman H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Alpha Omega Alpha; Alpha Epsilon Iota. 
 Instr. in Phys. Tr. for Women, Univ. of 111., 
 1906-13; Interne Mary Thompson Hosp. for 
 Women and Children, Chicago, 1917-18; In- 
 terne Cook Co. Hosp., Chicago, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, Cook Co. Hosp., Chicago. 
 
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 2288. CHARLES GORHAM WILSON 
 Sch. Supt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja s, 1874, 
 Marengo, 111.; s. William Henry (b. 1840, Tor- 
 onto, Can.) and Susannah Matilda (Durham) 
 Wilson (b. 1838, Davenport, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Marengo H. S. ; South Side Acad., Chicago. 
 Adelphic; Der Deutche Verein. Prin., Wins- 
 low H. S., Sheridan, 1906-7; Supt., Algonzuin, 
 1907-11; do., Wyanet, 1911-12; do., De Pue, 
 111., 1912-14; do., Hanover, 111., 1914-18. Auth.: 
 Teachers' Institutes in the U. S., in E. G. 
 Dextcr's Hist, of Ednc. in the U. S., New 
 York, 1904. Mem., Trinity M. E. Church; 
 Treas. Epworth League. Married Ella Magda- 
 lena Bastian, Ag 21, 1907, Sheridan, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Hanover, 111. 
 
 2289. JOHN GUY WILSON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1907; 
 
 b. N 9, 1878; s. John James (b. My i, 1849, 
 Shelby Co., 111.) and Nancy Ann (Templeton) 
 Wilson (b. S 13, 1852, Shelby Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Gays H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Philomathean. Chief Clerk in President's 
 Office, 1904-8; Mem. Boggs & Wilson, Attys., 
 Medford, Ore. Married Ada May Kelly, S 
 22, 1909, Tacoma, Wash. Address, 1311 Yeon 
 Bldg., Portland, Ore.f 
 
 2290. *LEROY C. WILSON 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1905; b. Ag 19, 1883, 
 Princeton, 111.; s. Samuel Rease (b. O 6, 1850, 
 Princeton) and Sarah Elizabeth (Field) Wilson 
 (b. D 31, 1853, Princeton). Prepared in Prince- 
 ton H. S. Agr. Club; Adelphic; Alpha Zeta. 
 111. Exp. Sta., 1904; U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1905. 
 Died, 1906. 
 
 2291. ALICE LOUISE WING 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ja 26, 1881, Lud- 
 ington, Mich.; d. Charles Gordon (b. Ja 21, 
 1846, Franklinville, N. Y.) and Jennie S. 
 (Poole) Wing (b. Ag 21, 1849, Albany, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Ludington, Mich., H. S.; Alma, 
 (Mich.) Coll. Alpha Theta; Watcheka; Lib. 
 Club; Y. W. C. A. Cataloger, Spokane Lib., 
 Wash., 1904-5; Ludington, Mich., Lib., 1905-6; 
 Grand Rapids, Mich., Lib., 1906-9; Instr. in 
 Cataloging, Ind. Lib. Sch., Indianapolis, Ind., 
 1909-10; Cataloger, O. St. Univ. Lib., 1910-12; 
 Temporary Cataloger, Univ. of 111. Lib., 1913; 
 Head Cataloger, O. Wesleyan Univ. Lib., 1913- 
 15; Libn.. Ludington, (Mich.). Pub. Lib., 
 191 5 — . Mem., Mich. Lib. Assn.; O. Lib. 
 Assn.; A. L. A.; D. A. R. Address, Luding- 
 ton, Mich. 
 
 2292. LEWIS W. WISE 
 (Brother of No. 2868) 
 Farm Advisor; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 28, 1876, 
 Cerro Gordo, 111.; s. Jacob (b. D 28, 1844, Del- 
 phi, Ind.) and Elizabeth (Kuns) Wise (b. Ap 
 17, 1855, Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta; Band. Farmer, 
 1904-17; Farm Advisor for Iroquois Co., 1914 — . 
 Pres., Watseka Bd. of Exiuc, 1917-18; Chm. 
 Food Production and Conservation Com. for 
 Iroquois Co. Married Jane Parker Bowdle, F 
 16, 1905, Milmine, 111. Children: Margaret 
 Helen, b. Ag 5, 1906; Harriet Bowdle, b. Mr 
 9, 1909. Address, Watseka, 111. 
 
 2293. EMMA MARIE WITTLINGER 
 (SCHEIE) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 13, 1882, Esslingen, 
 Ger. ; d. William (b. 1854, do.) and Mary 
 (Fuchslocher) Wittlinger (b. 1852, do.). Pre; 
 pared in Ger. Sch.; Decatur H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega. Teacher, Lat. and Ger., Sullivan, 111., 
 1904-8; Decatur H. S., 1908-11. Married Fred 
 W. Schlie, N 1, 191 1. Child, Frederick Mil- 
 ton, b. Jl 8, 191 5. Address, 537 S. Oakland 
 St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 2294. NORMAN CHARLES WOODIN 
 Chief Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 27, 
 1877, Rock Island, 111.; s. Sheldon Jerome (b. 
 Mr 25, 1852, Rock Island, 111.) and Rose M. 
 (Kahlke) Woodin (b. D 28, 3853, New Or- 
 leans, La.). Prepared in Rock Island H. S. 
 Chief Draftsman, Bucyrus Co., Evansville Plant. 
 Married Rose Lillian Gumz, N 5, 1909, Mil- 
 waukee, Wis. Address 303 E. Iowa St., 
 Evansville, Ind.; bus. add., Bucyrus Co., do.\ 
 
 2295. EDNA McCLUSKEY WORK 
 (HADLEY) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 19, 1880, near 
 Bushnell, 111.; d. Samuel (b. Mr 11, 1842, 
 near Washington, Pa.) and Laura (Crownover) 
 Work (b. Ap 16, 1851, near Huntington, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Macomb H. S.; Knox Coll., 1898- 
 1900. Der Deutscher Verein. Teacher of Sc, 
 East Dubuque H. S., East Dubuque, 111., 
 1904-5; do., Watseka, 111., 1905-6. Married 
 Everett P. Hadley, Je 1907, Los Angeles, 
 Calif. Address, O'Neals, Calif. 
 
 2296. JOSEPH GARFIELD WORKER 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 16, 1881, 
 Stuart, la.; s. Joseph James (b. Je 28, 1856) 
 and Georgina Belle (Swingle) Worker (b. N 
 12, 1862). Prepared in Rock Island H. S. 
 Delta Upsilon; M. E. and E. E. Soc. Asst. 
 to Master Mech., Deere & Co., Moline, 111., 
 1904-05; Erecting Engr., Westinghouse Mach. 
 Co., 1905-08; Mech. Engr., Calumet Steel Co., 
 1908; Asst. Supt., Stoker Dept., Westinghouse 
 Mach. Co., 1911-15; Mgr., Stoker Div. West- 
 inghouse Elec. Mfg. Co., East Pittsburgh, 
 1915 — . Married Maybell Edna Sampson, My 
 20, 1909, Urbana. Child, daughter, b. Mr 10, 
 1912. Address, 5722 Baum Blvd., Pittsburgh; 
 bvs. add., c/o Westinghouse Elec. Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 2297. JOSEPH CARL WORRELL 
 Bridge Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 27, 1877, 
 Chili, 111.; s. Barnett Dewitt (b. S 15, 1846, 
 N. J.) and Alice Phoebe (Campbell) Worrell 
 (b. D 15, 1856). Prepared in Bowen H. S.; 
 HI. St. Norm. Univ. C. E. Soc; Y. M. C. A. 
 Concrete, Masonry and Steel Insp., C. &_ N. 
 W. R. R., 1904-09; Foreman, Highway Erection, 
 1909; Gen. Bridge Insp., G. N. R. R., 1909-10; 
 Foreman, Highway Bridge Erection, 1910; 
 Foreman, Concrete Const., Pillsbury Milling 
 Co., 1910-11; Insp., Steel Erection, G. N. R. 
 R., 191 1; Engr. and Surv., 191 1; Concrete 
 Insp., C. St. P. M. & O. R. R., 191 1; with 
 C. B. Stewart, Const. Engng., as Recorder and 
 Instrumentman; Recorder of Reservoir Sur., 
 1911 — ; Res. Engr., Blade River Falls on re- 
 taining wall (concrete) for Daniel W. Mead, 
 1911-12; Bridge Engr. of Concrete Const. C. 
 W. M. & O. Ry., 1912 — . Auth.: Dismantling 
 a Steel Erection Traveler, Engng. Record. 
 Mem., C. E. Soc; Presby. Church. Married 
 Elizabeth Mandeville, Ja 30, 1906, Champaign. 
 Child, Kathryn Elizabeth, b. O 29, 1907. Ad- 
 dress, 3136 3rd Ave., South Nyres, Minn.f 
 
 2298. EDMUND LOUIS WORTHEN 
 (Husband of No. 2871; Brother of No. 1189) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 5, 1882, 
 Warsaw, 111.; s. George Byron (b. Je 30, 
 1837, do.) and Mary L. (Bedell) Worthen 
 (b. My II, 1839, do.). Prepared in Warsaw 
 H. S. M. S., Cornell Univ., 1908. Alpha Zeta; 
 Adelphic; Agr. Club; Y. M. C. A. Dept of 
 Agron., 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1904; Dept, Agr. 
 Bur. of Soils, 1906-09; N. C. Dept. of Agr. Soil 
 Investigations, 1909-13; Prof, of Agron., Pa. 
 St. Coll., 1913-18. Auth. of the following Soil 
 Sur. Reports of U. S. Bur. of Soils: Jasper 
 Co., Miss.; N. Platte area. Neb.; E. and W. 
 Carroll Parishes, La.; Clay Co., Miss., Bui. 
 151, N. C. Dept. of Agr. Mem., Am. Breed- 
 ers' Assn.; Am. Soc. of Agron.; N. C. Acad. 
 
>i8 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 '905 
 
 of Sc. Married Xenia May Woolman ('07), N 5, 
 1908, Urbana. Children: Rachel Daura, b. Ag 
 15, 1910; Albert Woolman, b. N 13, 1912; 
 Elizabeth Jane, b. D 16, 1913. Address Dept 
 of Agron., State College, Pa. 
 
 2299. ELLA EUGENIA WORTHEN 
 
 (MAXWELL) 
 
 (Sister of No. 3243) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 26, 1883; d. John 
 Burnham (b. F 4, 1885, Warsaw, 111.) and 
 Belle Sackett (Connor) Worthen (b. Jl 29, 
 1857, Luray, Mo.). Prepared in Warsaw H. 
 S.; Univ. of Neb., 1906-07. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Pres., Math. Club; Class Sec; Sr. Ball Com.; 
 Final Honors; Fellowship in Math., Univ. of 
 Neb. Teacher H. S., Areola, 1904-06; Prin., 
 H. S., Mt. Pulaski, 1907-08; Teacher, H. S., 
 Quincy, 1908-09. Married Charles Robert Max- 
 well, D 28, 1909, Warsaw, 111. Child, Charles 
 Robert, b. Mr 26, 1913. Address, Whitewater, 
 Wis. 
 
 2300. IDA FAYE WRIGHT 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 29, 1880, Win- 
 netka, 111.; d. Newton Daniel (b. O 17, 1843, 
 Adams, N. Y.) and Huldah M. (Munsel) 
 Wright (b. Ja 26, 1847, Howard, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Evanston Tp. H. S.; attended North- 
 western Univ., 1900-2, Alethenai; Final Honors 
 in Lib. Sch. Asst. (iataloger in Bryn Mawr 
 Coll. Lib., 1904; Asst. in Evanston Free Pub. 
 Lib., 1904-09; First Asst. Libn., Lincoln Lib., 
 Springfield, 111., 1909 — . Address, 720 E. Ed- 
 wards St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 2301. WARD ELLIS WRIGHT 
 Gen. Supt.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 13. 1879, 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. Myron J. and Nellie C. 
 Wright. Prepared in Osceola (Mo.) H. S. 
 
 W. E. Wright Mfg. Co.; Gen. Supt., Pfanstiehl 
 Co. Married Mae S. Alice, Jl 6, 1907, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 812 N. County St., Waukegan, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Pfanstiehl Co., N. Chicago, 
 
 2302. WILLIAM WILBERFORCE WRIGHT 
 (Brother of No. 3244) 
 Supt., Div. An. Industry; LL. B.; b. Ag 
 12, 1878, Toulon, 111.; s. William W. (b. 
 Canton, 111.) and Mary H. (Hopkins) Wright 
 (b. Granville, 111.). Prepared in Toulon Acad.; 
 Worcester Acad. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Agr. 
 Club; Stud. Dancing Club; Alpha Delta Sigma; 
 Football. Breeder of Short Horn Cattle, Hill- 
 crest Farm, Toulon, 111.; Supt., Div. An. In- 
 dustry, St. of 111. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Pres., 
 111. Cattle Breeder's Assn. Married Phoebe 
 Louisa Robins, O 20, 1909, Emmetsburg, la. 
 Children: William W., IV, b. Jl i, 1910; John 
 R., b. My 9, 1913. Address, Toulon, 111. 
 
 2303. EARL LAYTON YOCUM 
 Business; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. O 9, 1880, 
 Aurelia, la.; s. Oran E. (b. N 26, 1844, War- 
 saw, Ind.) and Elizabeth L. (Devinny) Yocum 
 (b. D 20, 1849, Armstrong Co., Pa.). Prepared 
 in Galva H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Band. 
 Pres., L. M. Yocum & Co., Bankers; Sec, 
 Hayes Pump and Planter Co.; Pres. and Treas., 
 Galva Heater Co.; V. P., Farmer's Nat. Bank. 
 Aurelia, la.; do., Galva Motor Co., Galva, HI. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Peoria Consistory; Mo- 
 hammed Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S.; B. P. O. 
 E.; Midland Country Club. Married Mary 
 Martha Barlow, O 9, 1912. Children: E^rl 
 Layton, Jr., b. Jl 23, 1913; Mary Elizabeth, 
 b. O 31, 1917. Address, Galva, 111. 
 
 CLASS OF 1905 (231 LIVING, 13 DEAD) 
 
 2304. DUFF ANDREW ABRAMS 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1909; b. 
 Ap 25, 1880, Grand Tower, 111.; s. G. T. (b. 
 1840, Taylorville, 111.) and Mary (Kuntz) 
 Abrams. Prepared in Murphysboro H. S. 
 Math. Club; C. E. Club; Sigma Xi. Asst. in 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1905-7; Assoc, 
 1907-14; Prof, in charge Struct. Materials Re- 
 search Lab., Lewis Inst., Chicago, 1914 — . 
 Auth.: Tests of Brick and Terra Cotta Block 
 Columns (with A. N. Talbot), Engng. Exp. Sta., 
 1Q08; Field Tests of Drain Tile (with A. N. 
 Talbot), Rock Products, 191 1; Tests of Board 
 between Concrete and Steel, Engng. Exp. Sta. 
 Bui., 71, 1914; contributed numerous articles to 
 engng. and tech. jours. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; 
 West. Soc of Engrs.; Am. Soc for testing 
 Materials; Internat. Assn. for testing Materials; 
 A. A. A. S.; Am. Concrete Inst.; Am. Math. 
 Assn.; Art Inst., Chicago; Chicago Engr. Club; 
 mini Club. Married Leone Gertrude Cronk- 
 hite, Je 16, igo8, Danville, 111. Child, Edith 
 Lenore, b. My 16, 1910. Address, 400 S. Ham- 
 lin Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Lewis Inst., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 2305. RALPH AGNEW 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 29, 1880, 
 Chesaning, Mich.; s. A. D. (b. F 5, 1839, 
 Youngstown, O. ) and Lydia M. (Crittenden) 
 Agnew (b. Mr 13, 1851, Oakland Co., Mich.). 
 Prepared in Chesaning H. S. B. S., Albion 
 Coll. Engng. Sigma Chi. Farmer; Teacher, 
 Pfermer City and Polo, 111.; with H. Burman 
 Co., Contrs. and Builders. Address, Chesan- 
 ing, Mich. 
 
 2306. MILTON KENT AKERS 
 With West. Elect. Co; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 
 1007; b. Mr 7, 1883, Homer, 111.; s. Reuben R. 
 (b. 1843, Homer) and Josephine (Nicholson) 
 Akers (b. Grape Creek. 111.). Prepared in Homer 
 H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Sigma Xi; Eta Kappa 
 
 Nu; Elec. Club. Operator, Commonwealth Ed- 
 ison Co., Chicago, 1905; Instr. in Elec. Engng., 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-7; Instr. of Elec. Engng., 
 St. Coll. of Wash., 1907-9; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1909-11; .Assoc Prof., do., 1911-15; Prof., do.. 
 1915; With West. Elect. Co., 1915 — •. Discover- 
 ed (with Prof. Morgan Brooks) Methods of 
 Synchronizing, and Methods of Load Division 
 for Alternators. Published (with Prof. Morgan 
 Brooks) Self-Synchronizing of Alternators, Pro- 
 ceedings of the A. I. E. E.; Oscillograph De- 
 signs, Technograph, 1906; A Whistle Signal, 
 Factory, 1913. Mem.. A. I. E. E. ; Soc. for Pro- 
 motion of Engng. Educ; Univ. C\\ih. Pullman, 
 Wash. Married Helen Fairfax Rogers, Ag 30, 
 iqog, Tacoma, Wash. Child, Rogers Milton, b. 
 Jl 24, 1913. Address, 500 W. 122nd St., New 
 York City; bus. add., 463 West St., do. 
 
 2307. GRACE MATILDA ALLEN 
 (Sister of No. 2309) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 13, 1873. 
 Wenona, 111.; d. Abram (b. F 14, 1823, New 
 York City) and Cecelia Matilda (Cross) Allen 
 (b. Ap 8, 1844, Pa.). Prepared in Wenona H. 
 S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Phi Beta Kappa: 
 Final Honors. Teacher of Math., Champaign 
 H. S., 1905-8; do., of Arith., Pomona, Calif., 
 Gram. Sch., 1908-9: do.. Hist, and Math., Ingle- 
 wood (Calif.) Union H. S., 1909-12. Mem., 
 M. E. (3hurch. Address, loiy S. Burlington 
 Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 2308. LAWRENCE THOMPSON ALLEN 
 Tudge; LL. B.; b. O 24, 1882, Hoopeston, 
 111"; s. Charles Asaph (b. Jl 26, 1851, Dan- 
 ville, III.) and Mary (Thompson) Allen (b. 
 O 12, 1857, Rossville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Hoopeston H. S. ; Greer Coll.; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1902. Sigma Chi: Phi Delta Phi; Theta 
 Nu Epsilon; Football; Band; Glee Club; Opera 
 and Dramatic Clubs; Mask and Bauble. Co. 
 Tudge, 1909 — . Lt. Bat. A, ist 111. F. A., 1906- 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
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 12; Maj. loth Inf., IlL Nat. Guard, Jl 1917 — . 
 Judge Advocate Gen. Dept., A. E. F., France, 
 1918 — . Married Bess Trevett, N 4, 191 1, Cham- 
 paign. Children: John Trevett, b. N 22, 1912; 
 Lawrence Thompson, Jr., b. F 2, 1915. Address, 
 1 130 Logan Ave., Danville, 111.; bus. add., 
 Court House, do. 
 
 2309. MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN 
 
 (Sister of No 2307) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 27, 1875, 
 Wenona, 111.; d. Abram (b. F 14, 1823, New 
 York City) and Cecelia Matilda (Cross) Allen 
 (b. Ap 8, 1844, Pa.). Prepared in Wenona 
 H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Teacher of third 
 grade, Champaign, 1905-7; do.. Math, and Hist., 
 Bushnell H. S-, 1907-8; do., Arith., Pomona, 
 Calif., Gram. Sch., 1908-10; do., Alath. and 
 Eng., H. S., Inglewood, Calif., 191 1-15; do., Los 
 Angeles, Jr.. H. S., 1915 — ■ Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 1017 Burlington Ave., Los 
 Angeles. 
 
 2310. PASCHAL ALLEN 
 
 (Son of No. 92; Husband of No. 4699; Broth- 
 er of Nos. 1800, 2876, 5002, 8096) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 24, 188 1, Dela- 
 van. 111.; s. Ralph ('76), (b. Ap 15, 1854, See- 
 konk, Mass.) and Ada Mary (Eaton) Allen (b. 
 O 12, i8sj5, Philo, 111.), Prepared in Delavan 
 H. S. Agr. Club; Y. M. C. A. Married Edith 
 T. Hatch Cii), S 9. 19 1 3. Richmond, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Franklin Hatch, b. Jl 8. 1914; Ada Mary, 
 b. Ap s, 1916. Address, Green Valley, 111. 
 
 231 1. EDWIN ANDERS 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 8; 
 
 b. Ap 12, 1879, Morris, 111. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Philomathean; Mil. Capt., 111. Nat. 
 Guards; Illini Staff. Univ. of (Chicago, 1909. 
 Prin., Idaho Indus. Inst.; Teacher in Aurora 
 West Side H. S., 1906-9; Head of Hist. Dept., 
 Washington H. S., Portland, Ore., 1909-15; 
 Asst., Dept. of Pol. Sc, Univ. of 111. Mar- 
 ried Edith A. Lafferty, Je 24, 1906. Children: 
 Ellis Felix, b. Jl 29, 1907; Florence Beatrice, 
 b. Ap 29, 1912. Address, 107 S. Busey St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 2312. LESLIE LEE ANDERSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 23, 1883, Sum- 
 mer Hill, 111.; s. Henry Lee (b. S 4, 1841, Hart- 
 ford, Conn.) and Eliza D. (Stebbins) Ander- 
 son (b. Jl 15, 1851. Summer Hill, HI. Pre- 
 pared in Pittsfield H. S. Address, Summer 
 Hill. 111. 
 
 2313. CHARLES EDWARD ARMSTRONG 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 30, 1874, 
 Mound City, 111.; s. George William (b. F 17, 
 1844, New Albany, Ind.) and Jennie Louise 
 (Conway) Armstrong (b. F 3, 1844, Mound 
 City). Prepared in So. Collegiate Inst., Al- 
 bion, 111. Eta Kappa Nu; Stud, mem., A. I. 
 E. E.; Regimental Adjt. ; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Traction System, 190^; Supt., Light and Steam 
 Heat, Danville, St. Ry. & Light Co., 1905-8; 
 Gen. Supt., Cairo Ry. & Light Co., 1908-10; 
 Engng., Dept., Holt Mfg. Co., Peoria. Assoc, 
 mem., A. I. E. E. Married Ida Bell Harrison, 
 O 7, 1897, Cairo, 111. Children: Jennie Louise, 
 b. Jl 19, 1904; Curtis Maxwell, b. F 2, 1908. 
 Address, 53s College St., Peoria. 
 
 2314. THOMAS STANLEY BAILEY 
 Assayer and Mine Operator; B. S. in Chem.; 
 b. N 22, 1880, Lamar Co., Tex.; s. Thomas 
 Seed (b. O 12, 1849, Lawrence Co., 111.) and 
 Mary (Stiles) Bailey (b. S 4, 185 1). Pre- 
 pared in Vincennes H. S. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon. Assayer and Chem., Gold Prince Mines 
 Co., 1905-6; Mgr., Good Morning Min. Co., 
 and Storm King Min. Co., 1906-13; Pres., Illi- 
 ni Mines Co.. Boulder, Colo., 1913 — ■. Married 
 Jennie May Hoagland, Je 3, 1905, Danville, 
 111. Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. D 26, 1905 
 (died Ja i, 1906); Thomas Samuel, b. Ap 20, 
 1907; Dorothy Jane, b. Jl 20. 1910; Margene 
 Elizabeth, b. D 24, 1912. Address, 944 Pearl 
 St., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 2315. IMO ESTELLA BAKER (BENT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2903; Daughter of No. 36; Sister 
 
 of Nos. 1454, 2316, 2886) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 27, 1882, Monticello, 
 1.; d. Ira Osborn ('74). (b. S 23, 1853, Lin- 
 ton, Ind.) and Emma Jane (Burr) Baker. 
 
 111.; d. Ira Osborn ('74). (b. S 23, 1853, Lin- 
 ton, Ind.) and Emma Jane (Burr) Baker. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 
 Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Y. W. C. A., 
 Pres.; Pres., Pan-Hellenic; Jr. Prom, and Sr. 
 Ball Com. Mem., Congr. Church. Married 
 Charles Howard Bent ('07), S 23, 1909, (Cham- 
 paign. Children: Marion Louise, b. D 5, 1910; 
 Willard Osborn, b. D 22. 1912. Address, 430 S. 
 6th Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 2316. IRA WEBSTER B.\KER 
 (Son of No. 36; Brother of Nos. 1454, 2315, 
 2886) 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 17, 
 1884, Mattoon, 111.; s. Ira Osborn ('74). (b. S 
 23, 1853, Linton, Ind.) and Emma Jane (Burr) 
 Baker. Prepared in Champaign H. S. Sigma 
 Nu. Gen. Sec, Drake Univ. Y. M. C. A., Des 
 Moines, 1905-6; Gen. Sec, O. St. Univ. Y. M. 
 C. A., 1906; Teacher in Japanese Govt. Sch. 
 Ex. Sec. of Laymen's Missionary Movement 
 of U. S. and Can.; Ex. Sec, "World in Chica- 
 go"; Real Est. Sales Mgr., Guardian Trust and 
 Savings Bank, Cleveland. Married Gertrude 
 Strong, N 11, 1912, Cleveland. Child, Ira Web- 
 ster, b. F 18, 1917. Address, 2025 E. 77th St., 
 Cleveland. 
 
 2317. MARY ELTON BARKER (VINCENT) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 18, 1883, Emporia, 
 Kan.; d. Dr. Milton Reed (b. Boston, and 
 Mary (Hanna) Barker (b. Canal Fulton, O.). 
 Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Wyvern 
 Club; Alpha Chi Omega. Assoc, in Lit., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1903. Married Frank C. Vincent, 
 Ag 24, 191 1, Rockford, 111. Child, Frank Bar- 
 ker, b. Je 6, 1-912. Address, 2527 Dakes Ave., 
 Everett, Wash.t 
 
 2318. LELA ETHELYN BARNARD (GAR- 
 
 NETT) 
 (Wife of No. 2098; Daughter of No. 56) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 17, 1882, Manteno, 
 111.; d. DeLonson Elroy ('75), (b. Ag 22, 1852, 
 Porter Co., Ind.) and Katie (Bordwell) Barn- 
 ard (b. F 7, 1859, Crete, 111.). Prepared in W. 
 Division H. S., (Chicago; Lewis Inst. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi. Assoc, in Lit., 
 1901-3. Teacher in Chicago Pub. Schs., 1905- 
 10. Married Elmer Logan Garnett ('04), S i, 
 1910, Manteno, 111. Children: Hugh Barnard, 
 b. Jl 12, 1911; Lela Jean. b. D 15, 1912; Mar- 
 jorie Anne, b. Je 5, 1918. Address, Altus, 
 Okla. 
 
 2319. CHARLES ANTHONY BARNHART 
 
 (Brother of No. 3270) 
 
 Professor; A. B. in Math.; A. M., 1911; b. 
 Ja 4, 1883, Mansfield, 111.: s. Elias Patterson 
 (b. Mv 19, 1859, Secor, 111.) and Sarah Mar- 
 tha (Maxwell) Barnhart (b. My 7, i860, Ma- 
 homet, 111.). Prepared in Mansfield H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Math. Club; Y. M. C. A. Prin., 
 Anna H S., 1905-8; Prin., Norm. H. S., 1908- 
 9: Asst. in Math., Univ. of 111., 1909-12; Prof, 
 of Math., Carthage Coll., Carthage, 111., 1912- 
 17; Instr. Math., Colo. Coll., 1917-18; Prof., 
 Math., Univ. of N. M., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Evang. Lutherari Church; Norm. Lit. Center, 
 1909; Organizer and ist Pres. of H. S. Section 
 of Union Co. Teachers' Assn.; Math. Assn. 
 of Am. Married Marie Caroline Oppermann, 
 ■A& 30f 1905, Cullom, 111. Children: Ernest 
 Charles, b. Jl 13, 1906; Mildred Martha, b. 
 .\<2: 16, iqoS. .4ddrcss. Box C, I'niv. of New 
 Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
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 2320. OLIVE LILLIAN BARTON 
 Dean of Women; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 28, 
 1874, Saybrook, 111.; d. George W. (b. My ji, 
 183S, Westmoreland Co., Pa.) and Olive D. 
 (Hinsdale) Barton (b. Jl 21, 1840, Batavia, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Saybrook H. S. and 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Y. W. C. A.; Math. Club; Choral 
 Soc. Instr., Math., Tp. H. S., Mt. Vernon, 111., 
 1905-6; Critic Teacher, 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 1906-7; Asst., Math., do., 1907-11; Dean of 
 Women, do., 191 1 — . Address, 301 Normal 
 Ave., Normal, 111. 
 
 232:. GEORGE ROCKWELL BASCOM 
 (Husband of No. 2570) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Je 21, 1882, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. William Russell (b. S 8, 
 1849, W. Halifax, Vt.) and Abbigal (Hovey) 
 Bascom (b. Ja 19, 1867, Darlington, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Prep. Sch.; Hyde Park 
 H. S. Phi Gamma Delta. Engr., Chicago 
 Engng. and Const. Co., Govt. Locks and Dam 
 work; Mgr., Muskogee Crushed Stone Co.; 
 Assoc. Engr., John and Edw. S. Cole, Consult- 
 ing Engrs., New York and Chicago; Head of 
 Dept., Mun. and San. Engng., Univ. of Wis. 
 Maj., San. Corps, V. S. A., (3amp Pike, Ark. 
 Mem., Am. Water Works Assn.; A. S. C. E. ; 
 Wis. Engng. Soc; A. F. A. M. Married I.itta 
 Celia Banschbach ('06), Ap 27. 1910, Prince- 
 ton. 111. Child, William Russell, b. My 23. 
 1912. Address, 1819 University Ave., Madi- 
 son, Wis. 
 
 2322. WILLARD JASON BASS 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 6, 1883. 
 Canton, 111.; s. Theodore B. (b. 1850, do.) and 
 Kate (Dickerman) Bass (b. 1852, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Canton II. S. ]\Iech. Engr., Armour 
 & Co., Chicago. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address. 
 817 E. 50th St., Chicago; bus. add., Armour 
 and Co., Motive Power Dept., Chicago. 
 
 2323. *CHARLES BECK 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 16, 1879, Braidwood, 
 111.; s. John (b. Denmark) and Hanna (Chris- 
 tiansen) Beck (b. do.). Prepared in Harvey 
 H. S. Married Kristine Sorenson, Ja t, 1906 
 (died Jl 15, 1907). Child, daughter, b. Je 1907. 
 Died N 25, 1909. 
 
 2324. FLORA PEARL MABEL BELTING 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. My 13, 1883, 
 Illiopolis, 111.; d. Theodore (b. F 15, 1845, 
 Wetzel, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Council) Belt- 
 ing (b. N 6, 1854, Springfield, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mattoon H. S~. Math. Club; Watcheka. Prin. 
 Keithsburg H. S., 1905-6; Teacher, Duluth 
 (Minn.) Industrial H. S., 1907 — . .iddress, 
 No. 2 Chatham Apts., Duluth, Minn. 
 
 2325. ARTHUR CHAPMAN BENSON 
 Farmer: A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 23, 1880, 
 Johnson (io., 111.; s. Alonzo Gilson (b. Je 29, 
 "1853, do.) and Sidnev .\. (Chapman) Benson 
 (b. 1858, do.). Prepared in Vienna H. S. Pres., 
 Philomathean; Eng. Club; Sec, Orat. Assn., 
 1903-4; Pres., 1904; Asst. Ed., Illinois Mag., 
 1903-4. Address, Anna, 111. 
 
 2326. DAVID ROY BETTS 
 Linotype Operator; B. S. in M. E. : b. F 7. 
 1882, (Clinton, 111.; s. William Francis (b. W. 
 Laurens, N. Y.) and Jennie M. (Cowan') Belts 
 (b. Bloomington, 111.). Prepared in Spring- 
 field H. S. M. E. Soc. Linotype Operator. 
 Married Delia Winney, Ag 31, 191 6, N. Y. City. 
 Address, 331 1 Broadway, N. Y. City. 
 
 2327. GEORGE WILLIAM BISHOP 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 14, 1875, Mor- 
 ton, 111.; s. George P. and Tabitha S. (Godfrey) 
 Bishop. Prepared in Model II. S. of 111. St. 
 
 Norm. Univ., Norm. Dept. Philomathean. Teach- 
 er, Grover Cleveland H. S., St. Louis, 1914 — , 
 Address, c/o Grover Cleveland H. S., St. Louis. 
 
 2328. FRANKLIN IRVING BLAIR 
 
 (Husband of No. 2074) 
 City Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 17, 1878, 
 Compton, 111.; s. Howard Edgar (b. O 25, 1854, 
 Prince Edward Island, Can.) and Harriet 
 Imilda (Butler) Blair (b. 1858, Compton, 111.). 
 Prepared in No. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Dixon 
 Bus. Coll., Dixon, 111. Tau Beta Pi; C. E. 
 Club. Sec. and Treas. ; V. P., Jr. Class. Surv., 
 Danville, 111., 1905; Draftsman, L. S. and M. C. 
 R. R., Cleveland, 1905-6; do., and Civ. Engr., 
 Bloomington, 111., 1912-17; City Engr., Normal, 
 111., 1917 — . Married Mertie May Dillon ('04), 
 S 10, 1907, Chicago. Children: Franklin Irving, 
 b. Jl II, 190Q (died Ag 9, 1909); Britt, b. Ag 
 3, 1912; Ellis Dillon, b. My 29, 1914. Address, 
 Box 1, R. 2, Normal, 111. 
 
 -■3-"9. MARY LAWRENCE BOGGS (EAST) 
 (Wife of No. 1494) 
 B. L. S.; b. Ap 11, 1881, Wilmington, Del.; 
 d. William Brenton (b. Georgetown, D. C.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Johnson) Bgggs (b. Wil- 
 mington, Del.). Prepared in Washington (D. 
 C) H. S.; Wellesley Coll., 1899-1901. Auth.: 
 Conditions of Libraries in Va., 1904. Married 
 Edward Murray East ('01), S 2, 1903, Little- 
 john's Island, Casco Bay, Me. Children: Eliza- 
 beth Woodruff, b. S 3, 1904; Margaret Law- 
 rence, b. Ag 26, 1907; Edward Murray, Jr., b. 
 O 23, 1908 (died N 25, 1908). Address, 87 
 Robinwood Ave., Jamaica Plain, Boston. 
 
 2330. JOHN MYRON BOND 
 (Brother of No. 2909) 
 Foundry Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 26, 
 1880, Savoy, 111.; s. David (b. S 8, 1832, Lan- 
 cashire, Eng.) and Elizabeth (Edwards) Bond 
 (b. S 18, 1S38, Oswestry, Shrewsbury, Shrop- 
 shire, Eng.). Prepared in LTniv. Acad. Y. M. 
 C. A.; Capt., Univ. Regt. Brev. Capt., 111. 
 Nat. Guards. Fire Brick Bus., 1905-07; Fore- 
 man, J. I. Case Plow Works, 1907-08; Piece- 
 rate adjuster. Rock Island Plow Co., 1908-12; 
 Rancher, Modesto, Calif., 1912-14; Cost work 
 and Foundry Engr., The Holt Mfg. Co., Stock- 
 ton, Calif., 1914— . Treas. Bldg. Com. Cent. 
 Presby. Church, Rock Island, 111.; Assoc, mem., 
 A. S. M. E., 1917. Married Eva Dell Wilson, 
 Ap 19, 1906, Tavlorville, III. Address, 1335 
 E. Roosevelt St., Stockton, CaliL; bus. add.. 
 The Holt Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 2331. HALBERT EVANS BONER 
 Engr. or Tests; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 9. 
 1884, El Paso, 111.; s. James Taylor and Orpha 
 Titus (Evans) Boner. Prepared in El Paso 
 H. S.; Walcott H. S., Walcott, Ind. and Univ. 
 Acad. Beta Theta Pi; Tau Beta Pi; M. E. 
 Soc; Fellow in M. E., 1905-6; Pres., M. E. 
 Soc. Draftsman, Calif. Powder Works, Pinole, 
 Calif., 1006-7; Testing Engr.. (Power Plant 
 Work) with C. C. Moore & Co., 1907-08; Bldg. 
 Insp., St. Engr. Dept., Calif., 1908-09: Asst. 
 Mgr., T. F. O'Brien Co., 1909-10; Testing 
 Engr., "C. C. Moore & Co., igio-ii; Testing 
 Engr.. LTnion Oil Co., Calif., 1911-13; Engr. of 
 Tests. Union Oil Co., Calif., 1913—- Married 
 Jessie Fremont McGraw, S 18, 1909. San 
 Rafael, Calif. Child. Tack Halbert, b. D 20, 
 1 91 4. Address, 1S56 W. 43d St., Los Angeles. 
 
 2332. EVERETT SHANNON BONNELL 
 (Husband of No. 345°) 
 
 Mech. Engr.: B. S. in M. E.: b. O 20, 1875; 
 s. Shannon and Tena Bonnell. Prepared in 
 La Moille II. S. and Univ. Acad. Engr., 
 Cleveland Cliff Iron Co., Ishpeming, Mich.; 
 Pine Tree Min. Co., Cuba City, Wis.; Calu- 
 
1905] 
 
 Baccalaurkate Alumni 
 
 met and Ariz. Min. Co., Douglas, Ariz.; U. S. 
 Dredge Fleet, West Mernphis, Tenn.; Mech. 
 Engr., Cleveland Cliffs Co., 1916 — . Mem., 
 Christian Church. Married Jennie Mae Lloyd 
 ('08), Jl 3, 1912. Children: Elizabeth Elva, b. 
 My 31, 1913; Mary E., born and died N 17, 
 igiS; William Shannon, b. D 23, 19 16. Ad- 
 dress, 212 West Ridge St., Ishpeming, Mich. 
 
 2333. BYRON S. BORTON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1632, 1824) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 10, 1878, 
 Piatt Co., 111.; s. Albert R. (b. Columbiana Co., 
 O.) and Nancy Jane Borton (b. S 6, 183s, 
 Champaign Co., O.). Prepared at DeLand 
 H. S. Philomathean. Married Frances May 
 Watkins, Je 15, 1907. Children: Byron Ervin, 
 b. Ap 30, 1908; John Richard, b. My 30, 1912. 
 Address, North Yakima, Wash. 
 
 2334- 'RALPH EMMETT BOWSER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 6, 1877, 
 Bishop, 111.; s. Emmett Jacob (b. 1845, Tiffin, 
 O.) and Mary (Roos) Bowser (b. Hesse- 
 Darmstadt, Ger.). Prepared in Whipple Acad., 
 Jacksonville, 111.; Univ. Acad. E. E. Soc; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Technograph Bd. 
 Telephone Mfg., Dean Elec. Co., Elyria. O., 
 1907-9; Elec. Engr., Western Elec. Co., N. Y. 
 City, 1909-13. Died My 13, 1913, New York 
 City. 
 
 2335. CLARENCE ARTHUR BRADEN 
 B. S. in Agr.; LL. B., 1909; b. F 15, 18S2, 
 Cutler, III.; s. W. E. Braden. Prepared in 
 Sparta H S. Address, Cutler, 111. 
 
 2336. ABBY LOUISA BRAYTON (RUED- 
 IGER) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. La Crescent, Minn 
 d. Aaron H. (b. Newport, N. Y.jand Elizabeth 
 Knox (Orr) Brayton (b. Philadelphia). Pre 
 pared in LaCrosse H. S.; Univ. of Wis. Illiola 
 Cataloger, N. Dak. LTniv. Lib., 1905-8; Cata 
 loger, N. Dak. St. Hist. Soc., 1906-11. Mar 
 ried Dr. G. F. Ruediger, Ag 20, 1908, Seattle 
 Child, Gustav Louis, b. N 8, 1909. Address 
 Grand Forks, N. Dak. 
 
 2337. *FRANK LLOYD BRONSON 
 (Husband of No. 2731) 
 Physician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 28, 1883, 
 Streator, 111.; s. George W. (b. 1853, do.) and 
 Emma (Teed) Bronson (b. 1854, Eng.). Pre 
 pared in Streator Tp. H. S. M. D.. North 
 western Med. Sch., 1908. Practicing Medicine 
 Streator, 111. Married Elizabeth Lanham ('06) 
 D 26, 1905, Cassopolis, Mich. Died Ap 6, 1916 
 
 2338. CARL KENT BRYDGES 
 Telephone Engr.; B. §. in E. E.; b. S 21, 
 1879, Elgin, 111.; s. William H. (b. 1840, Eng.) 
 and Ellen A. (Smith) Brydges (b. 1844, O.). 
 Prepared in Elgin H. S. Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Traffic Engr., Chicago Telephone Co., Engng. 
 Dept., Chicago. Married Agnes M. Brown, 
 My 20, 1912. Address, 4625 Ashland Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 2339. HELEN ELIZABETH BULLARD 
 
 (BATES) 
 (Daughter of No. 166; Sister of Nos. 2599, 
 3662) 
 A. B. in L. & A., 1905; A. M., 1907; b. My 
 17, 1883, Springfield, 111.; d. Samuel Alexan- 
 der ('78), (b. Mr 25, 1853, Mechanicsburg, 
 III.) and Elsie Cornelia (Elliott) Bullard (b. 
 S 26, 1855, La Salle Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Alethenai; 
 Eng. Club; Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Delta 
 Psi; Pres., Watcheka. Asst. in Rhet., Univ. 
 of III., 1905-7. Married Madison Clair Bates, 
 D 31, 1907, Springfield, 111. Children: Robert 
 Latimer, b. Je 17, 1912; Mary Elliott, b. Jl 
 29, 191 4. Address, Manchester, Vt. 
 
 2340. WILLIAM THOMAS BURNETT 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 29, 1882, 
 Urbana; 3. Christopher and Mary Burnett. 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. E. E. Soc; Stud 
 mem.. A. I E^ E.; Eta Kappa Nu. Signal 
 Dept.. Pa. R. R.. 1905; Meter Dept., I. T. S. 
 Married Ethel Estelle Burnett, F 25, 1906, 
 Llrbana. Children: yMthea Doloris, b. Ja 18 
 1907; A\illetta Faye, b. S 20, 1910. Address, 
 406 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 2341. HELEN VERA CALHOUN (CASH) 
 (Sister of No. 1472) 
 
 J \,h. ^^ ^- ^ =9, 1884, Clarinda, la^; 
 d. William J. (b. Pittsburgh) and Melcenia 
 Jane (Ferguson) Calhoun (b. Washington, la.). 
 Prepared in Champaign, H. S. Chi Omega. 
 Organizer of Macomb and Cambridge Pub. Lib., 
 1905; Continuation Asst., Univ. of 111. Lib. 
 1900-8; Libn., Whiting, Ind., Pub. Lib. Mar- 
 ried Gentry Cash, F 14, 1914, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, Whiting, Ind. 
 
 2342. CARA LOUIS CAMP 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 16 
 1883, DeLand, 111.; s. H. L. and Helen V. 
 (Blacker) Camp. Prepared in Lincoln H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi. Chainman to Asst. Engr., D. L 
 & W. Engr. Office. Const. Div., War Dept., 
 Wash.. 1 91 8—. Married Stella C. Camp, S 
 10, 1908, Scranton, Pa. Children: Byron L., 
 b. Ag 3, 1909; Ethel, b. O 10, 191 r. Address, 
 322 Trescott Ave., Scranton, Pa.t 
 
 2343. *BERTHA MABEL CARLETON 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 15, 1871; d. Chester 
 (b. Bath, N. H.) and Julia A. (Webb) Carleton 
 (b. Lunenburg, Vt.). Prepared in St. Clair 
 H. S., Mich.; Univ. of Mich., 1890-92. Died 
 S IQ12, St. Clair, Mich. 
 
 2344. BERTON EUGENE CARMICHAEL 
 (Brother of No. 5574) 
 Chief, An. Husb.; B. S.' in Agr.; M. S., 
 1913; b. Je 24, 1879, Linnville Tp., Ogle Co., 
 111.; s. James (b. S 29, 1S49, Co. Donegal, 
 Ireland) and Alma Louise (Knight) Carmichael 
 (b. Mr 10, 1854, Jefferson Co., N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; 
 Final Honors. An. Husb. office, 111. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1905; Chief in An. Husb., O. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1905 — . Auth.: Bui., circulars, and arti- 
 cles. 0. Agr. Exp. Sta. relating to animal 
 production; articles in Agr. press. Married 
 Nellie Mae Holmes, Je 12, 1907, Wooster, O. 
 Children: Elizabeth Louise, b. F 26, 1910; 
 Tames Holmes, b. Jl 11, 1917. Address, Woos- 
 ter, O. 
 
 2345. MAURICE LEROY CARR 
 (Husband of No. 2722) 
 Fire Protection Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; E. E., 
 191 1 ; b. Ap 17, 1877, Avon, 111.; s. James (b. 
 1847, Cass Co.) and Mary Katherine (Shaw- 
 cross) Carr (b. 1853, Brookville, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Avon H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; E. E. Soc; Army and Navy 
 Club; Final Honors. Asst. in Engng., Exp. 
 Sta., 1906; Elec. Engr., Peoria Gas & Elec. 
 Co., 1907; Asst. Engr. Underwriters Lab. 
 (Inc.) Chicago; Fire Protection Engr., Under- 
 writers Lab., 1907 — . Pvt., Co. D, Sixth 111. 
 Inf. Volunteer 1898. Auth.: (Collapse of 
 Tubes (with Prof. Carman) ; Fire Tests of 
 Doors and Windows, Nat. Fi^e Protection 
 Assn. Quarterly, 62 pp., Jl 1917. Mem., A. I. 
 E. E. ; West. Soc. of Engrs. ; Illini Club; Ham- 
 ilton Club; Am. Physical Soc; A. A. A. S.; 
 Nat. Fire Protection Assn. Married Louise 
 Millicent Kilner ('06), S 3, 1908, Chicago. 
 Child. Maurice Kilner, b. Je 18, 1917. Address, 
 217 S. Maple Ave.. C)ak Park, 111.; bus. add., 
 207 E. (Dhio St., Chicago. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 1905 
 
 2346. RALPH MERLE CARTER 
 Surgeon; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Mr 3, 1884, De- 
 catur, in. ; s. James William (b. je 6, 1861, 
 Sullivan, 111.) and Idora Jane (Patterson) Car- 
 ter (b. Ja I, 1S62, Assumption, 111.). Prepared 
 in Decatur H. S.; Univ. of Chicago, 1005-6. M. 
 D., Rush Med. Coll., 1908; Cook Co. Hosp., 
 1910; Granted degree of F. A. C. S. by Am. 
 Coll. of Surgeons for proficiency in gen. sur- 
 gery, 1917. Sigma Nu; Phi Rho Sigma; Final 
 Honors; Capt., Univ. Regt. Attending Surg, 
 and Pathologist, St. Vincent's Hosp.; Surg.. 
 No. Paper Mills, Green Bay, Wis., 19 lo — . 
 Auth. : A Brief Consideration of Recent Tests 
 for Gastric Carcinoma, Surgery, Gynecology 
 and Obstretrics, 1914; Spontaneous Evolution 
 in Shoulder Presentations, do., 1916; Blastomy- 
 cosis in Wisconsin; Meckel's Diverticulum as 
 a Cause of Intestinal Obstruction; Rupture of 
 the Gall-Bladder; Cysts of the Mesentery, etc., 
 in press. Mem., Med. Advisory Draft Bd.; 
 Com. of Indus. Hygiene and Sanitation and 
 Med. Supervision of Workers, Nat. Council for 
 Defense, Wis.; Congr. Church; A. F. A. M. ; 
 K. P.; Wis. Surgical Assn.; Am. Med. Assn.; 
 A. A. A. S.; Am. Assn. Indus. Physicians and 
 Surgeons; 111. Med. Soc; Brown Co., Wis., 
 Med. Soc; Fox River Val. Med. Soc; Wis. 
 St. Med. Soc; Chicago Med. Soc; Surgeon 
 to St. Mary's and Deaconess Hosp. Married 
 Ellen Kallmann, Ap 30, 1914, Green Bay, Wis. 
 Child, Virginia Lois, b. N 26, 1915. Address, 
 320 W. Washington St., Green Bay, Wis. 
 
 2347. THOMAS DAVID CASSERLY 
 (Brother of No. 6790) 
 Engng. Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 15, 
 1884, Champaign; s. John Tully (b- Galvvay, 
 Ireland) and Margaret (Condon) Casserly (b. 
 Syracuse, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Supt. 
 Const., 1905-6; Prof. Mech. Engr., 1906-9; 
 Heating and Ventilating Engr. and Engng. 
 Salesman, 1909-12. Civilian work. Const. Div., 
 Q. M. C, War Dept., Washington, D. C Chi- 
 cago and St. Louis. 1918 — . Married Evelyn 
 Geraldine Casserly', F 13, 1908, Chicago. Chil- 
 dren: Dorothy Margaret, b. Mr 22, 1909; Thom- 
 as Tully, b. Ag 24, 1910. Address, 1265 Nor- 
 wood St., Chicago. 
 
 3348. JULIA ETHEL CASWELL 
 (HAWKINS) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr i, 1884. Cairo, 
 111.; d. Eliphalet (b. Mr 15, 1843. Bullitt Co., 
 Ky.) and Elizabeth (Farrin) Caswell (b. O 
 2, 1844, Miss. Co., Mo.). Teacher until 1909. 
 Married Nolan Case Hawkins, Jl 8, 1909, Car- 
 uthersville. Mo. Child, Julian Caswell, b. Jl 
 8, 1910. Address, Caruthersville, Mo. 
 
 2349. ORLO DORR CENTER 
 Dir., Agr. Exten.; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 
 1910; b. Je 12, 1S72, LaSalle Co., 111.; s. Dorr 
 Dewey (b. 1838, Wayne Co., N. Y.) and Har- 
 riet M. (Allen) Center (b. 1840, Rose, do.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa H. S. Sigma Xi; Alpha 
 Zeta; Agr. Club. Instr.. Asst. and Assoc. 
 Prof., Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111. until 191 1; 
 Supt., 111. St. Farmers' Inst., 1911-12; Di.st. 
 Supvr., N. Dak. Better Farming Assn. and Co. 
 Agt., Grand Forks Co., N. Dak. 1912-14; Dir. 
 of Exten., LTniv. of Idaho, 1914-17; do., Ore. 
 Agr. Coll., J917— . Married L. A. Parmlee, 
 D I, 1802, Grand Ridge. 111. Address, 2635 
 Arnold Way, Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 2350. ANN CHESTER 
 (Sister of Nos. 638, 1112, 1481, 2935) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; 
 b. Ag 28, 1883, Champaign; d. Ezra E. (b. 
 Ap 30. 1837, Truro, O.) and Margaret Eliza- 
 beth (Powell) Chester (b. F 25, 1840, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Teacher of Eng., 
 Danville, 111., 1905-10; Palm Beafh, Fla., 
 1910-12. Address, 805 W. University Ave., 
 Champaign. t 
 
 2351. ALICE HARTZEL CLARK (MYERS) 
 (Sister of No. 2352) 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 9, 1882, Fort Lewis, 
 Colo.; d. Major Dillard Hazelrigg (b. Jl 27, 
 1847. Powell Co., Ky.) and Ella (DeLany) 
 Clark (b. Je 20, 1857. Davenport, la.). Pre- 
 pared in New Mexico Military Inst, and Univ. 
 Acad.; .studied in Pa. St. Coll., 1901-2. Arch. 
 Club; Tennis Assn. Arch, drafting with Emery 
 Stanford Hall, 1905-6; Art student. Art Inst. 
 of Chicago, 1906-10; summer landscape class 
 of ^Ir. Chas. Francis Brown, 1909, at Grand 
 DeTour, 111. Mem., Church of the Disciples of 
 Christ; .\rt Stud. League of Chicago. Married 
 Datus Ensign Myers. My 26, igio, St. Joseph, 
 Mich. Child, Richard Ensign. Address, 1538 E. 
 57th St., Chicago. 
 
 2352. ELLA HAZEL CLARK 
 (Sister of No. 2351) 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. Prepared in 
 Thornburn H. S. and Univ. Acad.; Pa. St. 
 Coll., 1901-2; Univ. of Florida, 1902-3; A. 
 M., Columbia Univ., 1911. Asst. in Chem., 
 Barnard Coll., 191 1- 13 and 1914-17; Head of 
 Chem. Dept., N. Y. Med. Coll. and Hosp. for 
 women. 1913-17; Instr., in Chem., Carnegie 
 Inst, of Tech., 1918 — . Address, 300 N. Nev 
 ille St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 2353. WILLIAM ARTHUR CLARK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1645, 2054) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1907; b. 
 Ja 8, 1882, Sidney, 111.; s. William Davis (b. 
 1832, Pa.) and Mary Jane (Hufr)_ Clark (h. 
 1S42, Coshocton, O.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. M. D., Harvard LTniv.. 191 1. Sigma 
 -Mpha Epsilon. Hosp. Interne, 191 1 — ; with 
 .\m. Red Cross in Belgium for five months. 
 Capt., :Med. Reserve Corps, U. S. A., 191 7 — . 
 .\uth.: Six Miles from the Belgium Front, 
 aqfn., Jl 1916; Treatment of Infected Wounds 
 on the West Front. Tlie Military Surgeon, Mr 
 1917; Observations in Military Surgery, Sur- 
 gery, Gynacology and Obstetrics, O 1917; 
 numerous abstracts in Am. Jour, of Orthopedic. 
 Mem., A. M. A.; Central States Orthopedic 
 Club; Assn. of Military Surgeons. Married 
 Gladys Mauer, Ja 26, 1918. Address, c/o 
 Surgeon Gen., U. S. Army, Washington, D. C. 
 
 2354. MARCIA BARNES CLAY 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Mr 8, 1876, North 
 Bristol, O.; d. Samuel S (b. S 6, 1840, Bris- 
 tolville, O.) and Sarah Climena (Mayhew) Clay 
 (b. Ap 12, 1846, N. Bristol, O.). Prepared 
 in Penn. Yan. Acad., N. Y. : Lake Erie Coll., 
 Painsville, O. Illiola; Lib. Club. Libn., Lake 
 Erie Coll., Painesville, O., 1905-6; Cataloger, 
 Mercantile Lib., Cirvcinnati, 19:0; Classifier, 
 Cleveland Pub. Lib., ion — • Address, Pub. 
 Lib., Cleveland. 
 
 2355. WHARTON CLAY 
 With U. S. Gypsum Co.; Engineer; B. S. in 
 Arch.; b. S 29, 1884, Chicago; s. William Wil- 
 son (b. My 2, 1849, N. Y.) and Alice (Gray) 
 Clay (b. 1 85 1, do.). Prepared in Wendell Phil- 
 lips H. S., "Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Pres. Arch. Club; Maj., Univ. Brig. 
 With Mfgrs. Appraisal Co., 1906-7; Erwin & 
 Co., 1907-10; .\labama Tobacco Co., 1910-12; 
 Imperial Gas Regulator Co., 191 2-1 7; U. S. 
 Gypsum Co.. 1917-18; Engr., Associated Lath 
 Mfrs., Washington, D. C. 1918 — . Brevet 
 Capt., 111. St. Nat. Guard Ex.; Sec, Military 
 Tr. (Tamps Assn. (cooperating with (jovt. on 
 military personnell); recruited for O. T. C. 
 Introduced to cml. use reinforced struct, gyp- 
 sum; developed and initiated experiments, etc., 
 making the use of gypsum economical as a re- 
 inforced struct, material. Auth.: Who Leads the 
 Nat. Army, and Digest of Supreme Court De- 
 cision on Legality of Draft Law, Nat. Service 
 Mag.; Report on Use of Gypsum as a Rein- 
 
'005) 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 223 
 
 forced Struct. Material, Engng. Record. Mem., 
 Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn.; Colonial Club; 
 Hamilton Club; Columbia Yacht Club; West. 
 Soc. Engrs. Married Helena Cox, N 25. 1914. 
 Chicago. Children: Helena, b. Ap 12, 1916; 
 Valentine, b. F 14, 19 18. Address, 11 22 Hinman 
 Ave., Evanston, III.; bus. add., Room 813, 
 Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
 
 2356. GEORGE MOREY CLENDENIN 
 Journalist; LL. B. ; b. Ja 29, 1883, Spring- 
 field, 111.; s. Henry Wilson (b. Schillsbury, Pa.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Moreyj Clendenin (b. 
 Kirkwood, Mo.). Prepared in Sprinijfield H. S. 
 .Alpha Tau Omega: Phi Alpha Delta; Theta 
 Kappa Nu. V. P., Illinois State Register. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Address, 1009 S. 2nd. St., 
 Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 2357. LOIS GRACE CLENDENEN 
 
 (SINGLETON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 3688) 
 
 Stenographer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 14, 
 
 1883, Areola, 111.; d. Taylor Clinton (b. F 13, 
 
 1855, Kingston, O.) and Mary Rebecca (Mc- 
 
 Kinney) Clendenen (b. Ag 21, 1858, Centralia, 
 
 111.). Prepared in Cairo H. S. Eng. Club; 
 
 V. W. C. A.; Dramatics. Played role in Evelyn 
 
 Farrimore; Careless Cupid (Musical Comedy). 
 
 Mem., Episcopal Church. Married E. Lindsay 
 
 Singleton, Ap g, 1914. Address, 320 7th St., 
 
 Cairo, 111. 
 
 2358. BERTHOLD COHEN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 7, 1879, 
 Philadelphia; s. Samuel (b. 1841, Hamburg, 
 Ger.) and Bertha (Kayton) Cohen (b. 1850, 
 Petersburg, Va.). Prepared in South Side 
 Acad., Chicago. Address, 4933 Prairie Ave.. 
 Chicago.! 
 
 2359. MARY COLLINS (HORAN) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 21, 1883, LaSalle, 111.; 
 d. James (b. 1844, County Cork, Ireland) and 
 Mary Anne (Cullen) Collins (b. Armough, 
 do.). Prepared in LaSalle-Peru Tp. H. S. 
 Basket Ball team, Capt. Teacher, H. S. 
 Lawrence, Mich., 1905-6; in H. S., LaSaLe, 
 1906-1914. Married Lester J. Horan, Ag 13, 
 1914. Address, 311 E. Superior St., Ottawa, 
 Ill.t 
 
 2360. ERNEST COOK 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 8, 1872, Georgetown, 
 111.; s. William E. (b. F 19, 1841, Ridgefarm, 
 111.) and Elvina Flahart (b. N 13, 1842, Cayuga, 
 Ind.). Prepared in \"ermilion Acad.; Earlham 
 Coll., Richmond, Ind. Mem., Friends' Churcli. 
 Married Cena R. Linn, Ag 27, 1902, Ridge- 
 farm, 111. Address, Mooresville, Ind.t 
 
 2361. THOMAS LEE COOK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 31, i860, 
 Valeene, Ind.; s. Valentine and Hannah (Hol- 
 lowell) Cook. Prepared in St. Norm., Ind.; 
 Austin (Toll., Effingham, 111., 1895. Teacher, 
 Austin Coll., 1903-5; Supt., Sullivan Pub. Schs., 
 1905 — . Mem., Presby. Church. Married Enola 
 Miller, Ag 26, 1896, Shelbyville, 111. Address, 
 Mt. Pulaski, 111. 
 
 2362. WILLIAM GARRETT CORRIN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja iz, 1880, 
 Hampton, 111.; s. Richard (b. 1850, Isle of 
 Man) and Jane (Garrett) Corrin (b. 1849, do.). 
 Prepared in Port Byron Acad. C. E. Club; 
 Tau Beta Pi. U. S. Surv., Miss. River work, 
 1905-6; Rodman, St. L. I. M. & S. Ry., 1906-7; 
 Draftsman, C. R. I. & P. Ry.. 1907-8; Asst. 
 Engrs., do., 1908-14; Sr. Civ. Engr., Div. of 
 Valuation, Interstate Commerce Comn., 1914 — . 
 Married Frances Edna Teschemacher, O 27, 
 1910, Ft. Worth, Tex. Address, 601 Interstate 
 Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 2363. HELEN MARY CRANE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. My 12, 1883, Hud- 
 son, Mich.; d. Archer Hector (b. 1821. Onon- 
 daga, N. Y.) and Julia Elizabeth (Robinson) 
 Crane (b. 1846, N. Madison, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Shortridge H. S., Indianapolis. Phi Delta 
 Psi; Pres. Y. W. C. A.; V. P. Eng. Club; 
 Lib. Club; Watcheka. Asst. Libn., Moline, 
 111. Pub. Lib., 1905-6; Asst. Libn., Ind., St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1906-13; Libn. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Valley City, N. Dak. 1913 — . Compiled a list 
 of books for N. Dak. Sch. Lib. (to be pub- 
 lished). Mem.. Christian Church; Am. Lib. 
 Assn.; St. V. Regent, D. A. R. 1916 — . Ad- 
 dress, Sheyenne Apts, Valley C^ity, N. Dak.; 
 bus. add., St. Norm. Sch., do. 
 
 2364. CLIFFORD CROSBY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. O 4, 1873, 
 -Vnnawan, 111; s. Thomas (b. 1831, Leeds, Eng.) 
 and Eliza (Parker) Crosby (b. 1837, Halifax, 
 Eng.). Prepaied in Dorchester H. S.. Boston 
 and 111. St. Norm. Sch. Sigma Xi. Teacher. 
 Physiology, McKinley H. S., St. Louis. Mar- 
 ried Dorothy Schultz, 1908. Child, Mary 
 Francis, b. 1910. Address, McKinley H. S., 
 St. Louis. 
 
 2365. ETHAN ALLEN CROSS 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 22, 1875, 
 Campbell Hill, 111.; s. Thomas J. (b. 1843, 
 Jackson Co., 111.) and Minnie (Carson) Cross 
 (b. 1853, R^-indolph Co., 111.). Prepared in So. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. ; Cornell Univ., summer 
 1900; Univ. of Chicago, summers 1901-2-3. 
 A. M., Univ. of Chicago, 1906. Dean of the 
 Coll. and Prof., Lit. and Eng.> Colo. St. 
 Teachers' Coll. Married May Miller, Je 27, 
 1899, Mt. Vernon, 111. Children: Carl Allen, 
 b. Mr 18, 1906; Neal Miller, b. O 16, 19 10. 
 Address, 8818, 19th St., Greeley, Colo. 
 
 2366. FRANK WOODBURY CUTLER 
 
 (Brother of No. 2629) 
 Manufacturer; B. S» in M. E.; b. O 1882, 
 ■Rockford, 111.; s. Asa E. (b. Je 23, 1834. West 
 Brooktield, Mass.) and Lucy (Smith) Cutler 
 (b. S i8, 1839, Princeton, 111.). Prepared in 
 Rockford H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Class football team. Maj., 1st Bn., Univ. 
 Regt. ; Pres., Jr. Class. With West. Elec. 
 Co., (L'hicago, 1907; Real Est. Bus., 1909; Fruit 
 Grower, 1909-12; Mfr., Fruit Graders, 1912-17; 
 Mfg. bus., 19 1 8 — . Home Guard, Portland, 
 1918 — . Invented Cutler Fruit Grading Machine. 
 Married Mary Turner. Ja 14, 1913, Seattle. 
 Child, James Nicol, b. N 22, 1917. .4ddress, 
 351 E. loth St., Portland, Ore. 
 
 2367. WHITMAN DART 
 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 16, 1881, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. James Stuart (b. N 5, 
 1848, Honesdale, Pa.) and Elizabeth (Whit- 
 man) Dart (b. N 23, 1854, Rock Island). Pre- 
 pared in Rock Island H. S. Arch. Club; Fin- 
 al Honors in Arch. Draftsman, Office of 
 Smith, Rea & Lovitt, Archs., Kansas City, 
 Mo.; with St. Joseph Struct. Steel Co. Mem., 
 Temple Lodge "No. 299, A. F. A. M. Married 
 Lotta Lee Stanley, My i, 1907, Rock Island. 
 Children: James Stanley, b. F 24, 1908; Roy 
 Whitman, "b. Ap 26, 1909. Address, 4th and 
 Franklin Sts., St. Joseph, Mo. 
 
 2368. THOMAS MEREDITH DAVIDSON 
 
 V. P., Reinforcing Co.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 
 13, 1883, Champaign; s. George Washington 
 (b. Je 6, 1851, London, O.) and Susan Almira 
 (Nebeker) Davidson (b. Je 28, 1852, Paris, 
 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S'. Sigma 
 Chi. Asst. Div. Engr., S. F. P. and P. R. R., 
 • 905-7; Locating Engr., Toltec Irrigation Co., 
 1907-9; Asst. Chief Engr., Concrete Steel Pro- 
 ducts Co., 1910-12, Chief Engr., West, office, 
 
224 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1905 
 
 do., 191^-13; Asst. Mgr., Am. System of Rein- 
 forcing, Chicago, 1913-17; V. P. CO., Los An- 
 geles, 1917 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. Mar- 
 ried Norma Catherine Love, N 8, 191 0, Dan- 
 ville, 111. Child, Catherine Coulter, b. N 8, 
 1915. Address, 2154 W. 24th St., Los Angeles; 
 bus. add., 1116 Washington i'ldg., do. 
 
 2369- ANNA CLARISSA DAVIS (MYERS) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 28, 1884, 
 Fairfield, 111.; d. Washington Beaty (b. 1857, 
 Millville, O.) and Endora (Hamilton) Davis 
 (b. 1858, Hamilton, O.). Prepared in Pitts- 
 field H. S.; So. 111. Norm. Sch., Chicago Univ. 
 Prin. Mansfield H. S.. 1905-6. Married Roscoe 
 Lee Myers, 1906. Address, Mahomet, Ill.f 
 
 2370. FORREST SPURGEON DAVIS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 10, 1879. 
 Rankin, 111.; s. Howell (b. Newtown, Pa.) and 
 Nancy M. (Judy) Davis (b. Va.). Prepared in 
 Morgan Park Acad., Chicago. Choral Soc; 
 Y. M. C. A. Teaching, Robinson, 111., 1905-6; 
 do., Thornton, Ind., 1906-7; do., Bacone Univ., 
 Bacone, Okla., 1907-11. Adire.ts, Bacone, Okla. 
 
 2371. HARRY BENJAMIN DERR 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. JNIy 22, 1867, 
 Mt. Carmel, Pa.; s. Jacob and Mary Ellen Derr. 
 Prepared in Shamokin Acad., Pa.; Chicago 
 Acad, of Sc. Agr. Club; Choral Soc; Asst. 
 Ed., Agr. Asst. in Agron. Lab.; Taught Biology 
 in H. S. and Co. Norm., Danville, Hi., 1905-6; 
 Agron., in charge of Barley Investigations, 
 Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 1906-13; Co. 
 Agr. Agt., Scott Co. Mo., 1913-17; (^o. Demon- 
 stration Agt., Fairfax Co., Va., 1917—. Bred 
 and Developed an Awnless Variety of Barley 
 that is proving of the greatest value to Agr. 
 Auth. : various articles in Dept. of Agr. Cir. 
 No. 62, 1910; Farmer's Bui. 427, etc.; Sc, Vol. 
 XLII No. 823. Mem., Am. Breeders' Assn.; 
 Am. Soc. of Agron. ; Chicago Acad, of Sc. ; 
 Married Isabell Lee, My 22. 1890, La Salle, 111. 
 Children: Grace May, b. My 8, 1895; Howard 
 Lee, b. Jl 16, 1S96; Leslie, b. Je 1906 (died 
 Jl 1907). Address, R. 2, Fairfax, Va. ; 
 bus. add., Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C. 
 
 2372. HARRY THOMAS DEWHIRST 
 
 Judge, Superior Court; LL. B. ; b. Ag 11, 
 1881, Passport, 111.; s. Andrew and Miranda 
 J. (Byrne) Dewhirst. Prepared in Olney H. 
 S. Philomathean. Atty. at law, 1905-14; 
 Judge of the Superior Court, San Bernardino, 
 Calif., 1914 — . Mem., M. W. A.; Royal Neigh- 
 bors; B. P. O. E., Redlands, Calif. Married 
 Christmas Gould, My 26, 1906, Olney, 111. 
 Children: Robert Gould, b. Jl 15, 1907; Harry 
 Thomas, Jr., b. Mr 12, 1909. Address, Red- 
 lands, Calif. 
 
 2373. CROMWELL BARTLETT DICKEY 
 Chemist: B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ja 28, i88i, 
 Beatrice, Neb. Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S., 
 LaGrange, 111. Supt., Corona Chem. Co. 
 Mem.. A. C. S. ; Nat. Rifle Assn. Mar- 
 ried Edna Rachel Miller, S 191 t, tiixton, Wis. 
 Child, Robert Edwin, b. O i9'4. Add>-css, S33 
 Marshall St., Milwaukee; bus. add., 213 Lake 
 St., do. 
 
 2374. JOHN MILFORD DILLAVOU 
 Pres., Coal Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 22, 
 1S83, Deland, 111.; s. Amos B. (b. 1852) and 
 Martha (Fender) Dillavou (b. 1855). Pre- 
 pared in Deland H. S. In Purchasing Dept., 
 West. Elec. Co., 1905-7; Wholesale and Re- 
 tail Coal, Harris & Dillavou, Champaign, 1907- 
 18; Pres., Ilarris-Dillavou-Dumond Co., 
 Wholesale Coal, 19 18 — . Married Wilhelinina 
 Voss, O i8, 1910, Champaign. Aad-ess, 1002 
 Washington St., Evanston, ill.; bus. add., 715 
 Old Colony Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 2375. ♦CHARLES FRED DOSCH 
 Mech. Engr.: B. S. in M. E.; b. N 28, 1882, 
 Chicago; s. Charles F. Dosch. Prepared in 
 Chicago Eng. High and Man. Tr. Sch. Phi 
 Kappa Sigma: Tau Beta Pi; M. E. Soc; 
 Tcchnograph Bd. Mech. Engr., Joor Eng. Co., 
 Chicago. Died Jl i, 1913. 
 
 22,76. FRANCIS KEESE WYNKOOP 
 DRURY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 9, 187S, Ghent, 
 N. Y. ; s. Rev. John Benjamin (b. Ag 15, 1838. 
 Rhinebeck, N. Y.) and Henrietta Wynkoop 
 (Keese) Drury (b. Jl 23, 1840, Kinderhook, 
 do.). Prepared in Rutgers Prep. Sch.. Rut- 
 gers, 1894-8. A. B., Rutgers, 1898; A. M., do., 
 1905. Zeta Psi; Theta Nu Epsilon; Phi Beta 
 Kappa (at Rutgers): Lib. Club; Final Honors 
 in Lib. Sch. Order Libn., LTniv. of HI., 1905-7; 
 Act. Libn., 1907-g; Asst. Libn.. igog— . War 
 Service Com., Lib. of Congress, Washington, 
 D. C. 1918 — . Designed a| card for keeping a 
 record of church membership by families. 1903. 
 .'\uth.: Guide Book to the Univ. of 111. and the 
 Twin Cities of L^rbana and Champaign, 1905; 
 ITniv. of 111.. Handbook of the Lib., 1906; Lists 
 for Stud. Reading No. i^ — ^Eng. Fiction fre- 
 quently revised, 1908; No. 2 — Foreign Fiction 
 in Eng. translations, frequently revised. 1909; 
 List of Serials in the Univ. of 111. Lib., to- 
 gether with those in other libraries of Urbana 
 and Champaign, 191 1; the HI. Sunset Song 
 (music) \J. of I. Supply Store. 1910; various 
 articles in Lib. Journals as the R3;r'.:;it;on c f a 
 Libn.; On making Signs; On pvotecring pam- 
 phlets; The Care of Maps; Sunday Sch. W.-vk. 
 ;i selected Bib'/iov^raphj .vith annotations; 1 abor 
 story index?; The Univ. Lib. at a quar- 
 ter-million volumes. Alumni Quarterly, Univ. 
 of 111., Vol. 9. pp. 68-74, 1915; A list of short 
 stories and tales (299 titles), 16 pp., H. W. 
 \\ilson Co., 1916; Some of the Best Dramas 
 (-'62 titles), do., 24 pp., 1917; A brief hist, of 
 Ornmatics (1894-08), Rutgers Alumni Quar- 
 terly, pp. 145-48, Vol. 3, 1917. Mem., Reformed 
 Church in Am., 1894-1907; Presbj'. Church; 
 Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. Lib. Assn., Sec, 1906-13. 
 Pres.. 1913-14; Charter mem., Univ. Club, Cham- 
 paign-Urbana; Players Club, Univ. of 111. Mar- 
 ried Martha Blanche Walker, Ag 28, 1907, 
 Evanston, 111. Child, John Benjamin, b. O 3, 
 1909. Address, 706 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 2377. SILAS ECHOLS 
 H. S. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 3, 1879. 
 McLeansboro, 111.; s. Richard Griffey (b. O 24, 
 1852, do.) and Elizabeth (Tolley) Echols (b. 
 S 27, 1S56). Prepared in Milton (la.) H. S.; 
 Ewing Coll. Instr. in Hist., Mt. Vernon Tp. 
 II. S., 1905-15; Prin., Mt. Vernon Tp. II. S., 
 1915; Instr. in Hist., HI. St. Norm. Sch., 
 summer term, 1910-12, Mem., Baptist Church; 
 Royal Arch Mason. Address, 612 E. Broadway, 
 Mt. Vernon, 111.; bus. add., Tp. H. S., do. 
 
 2378. WILLIAM GEORGE ECKHARDT 
 (Husband of No. 2554) 
 
 Agr. Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 6, 1869, 
 Marston, 111.; s. Casper (b. Jl 4, 1854, Cin- 
 cinnati) and Sarah (Fuhr) Eckhardt (b. S 11, 
 1856, Edgington, 111.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Alpha Zeta: Capt. Assoc, in Soil Fer- 
 tility, LTniv. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1905-12: 
 Agr. Adviser for DeKalb Co., 1912 — . Seed 
 Corn Administrator of HI.. 1918^. Married 
 Eva Luellen Alverson ('06), D 25, 1909- 
 Children; Willard Leland, b. My 23, 1912; 
 Robert Casper, b. N i6, 1913; son, b. Je 1918. 
 Address, DeKalb, 111. 
 
 2379. EMMA EDMISTON 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 20, 1882, 
 Arthur, 111.; d. Henry Clay (b. 1840, Terre 
 Haute, Ind.) and Marv E. (King) Edmiston (b. 
 1 85 1, Enfield, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. 
 Teacher, Sullivan, HI. Address, Box 674, Do- 
 nora, Pa.t 
 
1 90S J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 2380. RALPH WALDO ELDEN 
 (Husband of No. 2144) 
 
 Seedsman; A. B; & B. S.; b. F 11, 1879, 
 Elburn, 111.; s. George Boardman (b. My 19, 
 1S32,. Buxton, Me.) and Caroline Eliza (Shores) 
 Elden (b. N 25, 1836, Waterville. Me.). Pre- 
 jiared in Elgin Acad. Alpha Tau Omega; Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Pi Epsilon, Lake Forest, 111.; Mgr., 
 niio. With Dolese & Shepard Co., Chicago, 
 1905; Sec, St. Highway Conin., Springfield, 
 111., 1906; Asst. Engr., St. Highway Comn., 
 1906. Seedsman. Married Leila Pauline King, 
 ('04), O 20, 1906, Rockford, 111. Children: 
 Ralph Waldo, Jr., 'b. Jl 10, 1907; Lucy Eliza- 
 beth, b. Ap 20, 1909. Address, C;entral Point, 
 Ore. 
 
 2381. JOSEPHINE RUTH ELLIOTT 
 (HARPHAM) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. My 31, 1883, Sterling, 111.; d. 
 Clifford P. (b. 1850, N. Y.) and Genevieve S. 
 (Wood) Elliott (b. 1859, Sterling, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in -Sterling and Coloma Tp. H. S. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta;- Phi Delta Psi; Y. W. C. A.; 
 Watcheka. Married John LeRoy Harpham, O 
 28, 1908, Sterling, 111. Address, Hillside 
 Ranch, Rosebury, Ore. 
 
 2382. LAURA MAE EUSTIS 
 Phys. Tr. Dir.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 13, 
 1881, Ottawa, 111.; d. John H. (b. 1836, Jay, 
 Me.) and Marguerite (Oerlmonn) Eustis (b. 
 France). Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. 
 Basketball team. Teacher in Highland Park 
 H. S., 1905; Craft Shop, Ottawa, III., 1910; 
 Dir. of Phys. Tr., LaCrosse St. Norm. Ad- 
 dress, Ottawa, lil.t 
 
 2383. ROSE EILENE FLEMING 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N i, 1881, 
 Bement, 111.; d. Michael John (b. 1828, Kil- 
 larney, Ireland) and Agnes B. (Degan-Kil- 
 lorglan) Fleming (b. 1839, do.). Prepared in 
 Bement H. S. Teacher of Eng., Gilman H. S., 
 111., 1905-8; Maywood H. S., 111., 1909-10. Ad- 
 dress, 312 N. Lotus Ave., Bement, Ill.t 
 
 2384. VIRGIL RAMSAY FLEMING 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 11, 1879, 
 
 Denver, 111.; s. Samuel Robert and Sarah Jane 
 (Ramsay) Fleming. Prepared in Carthage 
 Coll. Prep. Rodman for Chicago & West. 
 Ind. Ry., 1905; Concrete Insp., I. C. Ry., 
 1905-6; Engng. E.\p. Sta., Univ. of III., 1906; 
 Jr. Engr., U. S. G. S., 1906-7; Instr., T. and 
 A. M., Univ. of 111., 1907-11; Assoc, do., 
 igii-17; Asst. Prof., do., 1917 — . Address, 306 
 Chalmers St., Champaign; bus. add., 204 
 Applied Mech. Lab., Urbana. 
 
 2385. MABEL FRANCES FORBES 
 
 (BREMER) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 1881, Chicago; d. 
 Daniel (b. N 15, 1842, Nova Scotia) and Caro- 
 lyn Grate (Shipman) Forbes (b. 1852, Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago; A. B. 
 Lewis Inst., 1903. Married J. S. Bremer. Ad- 
 dress, 738 S. Grove Ave., Lake Villa, IlLf 
 
 2386. ERNEST JASON FORD 
 Physician and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 
 22, 1878, Ottawa, 111.; s. Eugene Quincy (b. 
 Lowell, JIass.) and Isabelle W. Ford (b. Glas- 
 gow. Scotland). Prepared in East Mendota 
 H. S.; Bus. Coll., Ottawa, 111. M. D., 111. Med. 
 Coll., 1906. Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi Rho 
 Sigma. Physician and Surg., 1907 — . Mar- 
 ried Edith L. Moorhouse, 1908. Children: 
 Edith Jeanette, b. .S 26, 1914; Ernest Gordon, 
 b. Mr 26, 1917. Address, 2009 Harrison St., 
 Evanston, 111. 
 
 2387. *SAMPSON JAMES FOUNTAIN 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. N 15, 1881, Camden, Ala.; 
 s. Charles Perkins and Fannie (Lampton) 
 Fountain. Prepared in Belton (Tex.) H. S. 
 
 and private tutors. B. S.; A. M., Agr. and 
 Mech. Coll. Tex.; attended the Ecole des 
 Beaux Arts, Paris, 1906-8. Arch., Houston. 
 Tex., 1905-6; Draftsman, Cleveland, 190S-9; 
 Arch., Nashville, Tenn., and Chicago, 1909-10; 
 mem. of arch, firm, 19 10-14. Married Ednj 
 Drake, 1908, Cleveland. Died Ag 15, 1914 
 Camden, Ala. 
 
 2388. MARGARET FRANCEWAY (EVANS) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 10, 1882, 
 Granville, 111.; d. George William (b. 1852, 
 Mazon, 111.) and Kathryn (Child) Franceway 
 (b. 1852, Granville, 111.). Prepared in Gran- 
 ville H. S.: LaSalle Tp. H. S. Grad. work at 
 Univ. of 111., summer, 1914. Illiola, Pres. 
 Taught, Lexington H. S., 1905-6; Peru Cen- 
 tral Sch., 1907-8; Shasta Co., Calif., 1908-10; 
 Granville, III., 1910-13; LeRoy H. S., 1913- 
 14; Stock-land Tp. H. S., 1914-16; Welling- 
 ton Tp. H. S., 1916-17. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Howard Emery Evans, S 12, 19 17, 
 Granville, 111. Child, Robert Franceway, b. O 
 I, 19 1 8. Address, Wellington, 111. 
 
 2389. ISABELLA FYFE (PETERS) 
 B. L. S.; b. Je 23, 1882, St. Joseph, Mich.; 
 d. Lawrence C. (b. 1850, Isle Aux Noix, 
 Richelieu Riv., Quebec) and Helen Josephine 
 (Stanley) Fyfe (b. 1853, Adams, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in St. Joseph (Mich.) H. S. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Phi Delta Psi; Omega Psi. Libn., St. 
 Joseph (Mich.) Pub. Lib. Married Dr. LeRoy 
 Samuel Peters, F 8, 1908, Silver City, N. M. 
 Child, Lawrence Fyfe, b. Ap 25, 1910. Address, 
 1 51 5 E. Silver Ave., Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 2390. GEORGE PUFFER GALLAGHER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 25, 1880, 
 
 Mt. Palatine, 111.; s. Theron E. (b. N 14, 1841, 
 Pittsburgh) and R. Ida (Puffer) Gallagher (b. 
 F 6, 1841, North Sunderland, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. J. D., Univ. of Chicago, 
 igog. Pol. Sc. Club; Special Honors; Ham- 
 ilton Club; Orat. Contestant; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Taught, 1905-6; Law Stud., 1906-9; Practicing 
 Law, 1909 — . Mem., Congr. Church; Univ. of 
 111. Club, Rockford; Univ. Club of Rockford; 
 Sec, Winnebago Co., S. S. Assn.; Cor. Sec, 
 Rockford Y. M. C. A.; Rockford Bar Assn. 
 Married Hope Carnes, D 3, 1910, Sycamore, 
 111. Children: Margaret, b. Ag 15, 1913; Ruth, 
 b. O 14, 1917. Address, 181 1 Clinton St., Rock- 
 ford, 111.; bus. add., 312 W. State St., do. 
 
 2391. FRANK SANDERS GARWOOD 
 
 (Brother of No. 2392) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 24, 1882, 
 
 Stonington, 111.; s. Henry L. (b. Ag 10, 1843, 
 LaPorte Co., Ind.) and Sarah A. (Sanders) 
 
 Garwood (b. Mr 6, 1854, Stonington, 111.). 
 
 Prepared in Taylorville H. S. Alpha Zeta. 
 Address, Stonington, Ill.t 
 
 2392. HERMAN EDWIN G.ARWOOD 
 
 (Brother of No. 2391) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 20, 1880, Ston- 
 ington, 111.; s. Henry L. (b. Ag 10, 1S43, La- 
 Porte, Ind.) and Sarah A. (Sanders) Garwood 
 (b. Mr 6, 1854, Stonington, 111.). Prepared 
 in Taylorville Tp. H. S. Alpha Zeta. Address, 
 Stonington, 111. 
 
 2393. JANET GARWOOD (TALBOT) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2674) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 7, 1882, Augusta, 111.; 
 d. James M. (b. N 2, 1847, Jasper Co., 111.) 
 and Mary Frances (McClure) Garwood (b. F 
 17, 1850, Augusta, 111.). Prepared in Augusta 
 H. S. Y. W. C. A.; Watcheka; Alethenai. 
 Teacher in Chenoa H. S., 19056; Morton Tp. 
 H. S., 1907-9. Married Samuel M. Talbot, 
 N 27, 1909, Augusta, 111. Children: Alice 
 Pauline, b. Je 16, 191 1; Curtis Garwood, b. 
 Je 16, 1913. Address, Bushnell, 111. 
 
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 University ok Illinois 
 
 11905 
 
 3J94- CHARLES HENRY GIBBS 
 Civ. Engr.: B. S. in C. E:.; b. Ag 20, i88j, 
 Princeton, 111.: s. Walter L. (b. Ap n;, 1859, 
 do., and Rosella (.Tristley) Gibbs (,b. is iSsQ, 
 i^ii.). Prepared in Princeton II. S. Mem., B. 
 P. O. E., No. S94, Galesburtj, 111. Married 
 Eniina Jensen, F 19, 100;. CliiKl, Walter 1. 
 P.. b. Je ij, 190S. .IdJrtss, K. j, Grinned. 
 
 -'395- JOHN PHILO GILBERT 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1006; b. Jl -•;, 
 1871, Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. James Eli (h. IS4^, 
 do.) and Susan A. (Ford) Gilbert (b. 1848. 
 do.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon II. S. Glee 
 Club; SiRuia Xij Ind.-Ill. Debate; Final Hon- 
 ors. Fellow in Zool., igo^-o. Teacher; Prin. ; 
 Supt., various schs. of St.; Instr. in ITniv. 
 Acad.; Supvr., Practice Teaching. Sch. of Educ, 
 Univ. of 111.; Head, Dent. Agr. and Biol.. So. 
 111. St. Norm. I'liiv. ^tarried Dora Gray, Je 
 
 14, 1900, Etna, 111. Children: Wendell Philo, 
 b. Ap S, 1901; John Gray, b. F 4, 191J. Ad- 
 dress, Carbondale, lU.t 
 
 2396. THOMAS JOHN GII.KERSON 
 
 (Son of No. 13S; Brother of Nos. 1685, 187;, 
 
 2994) 
 
 Live Stock Auctioneer; B. S. in Agr.: b. 
 
 My iS, 1883. Genoa. HI.; s. Hiram ('-7). (h. O 
 
 15. 1853. do.) and Portia (Mortet> Gilkerson (,b. 
 D 14, 1S53. Boll Co.. Tex.>. Prepared in Mar- 
 engo H. S.; Waverly and Urbana II. Schs. 
 Philoniathean; Pres., Agr. Club; Bus. Mgr., 
 ///. Agr.; .-Vsst. Mgr., Illini; Varsity Track 
 Team, indoor two mi. record. Cement Constr., 
 1905-0: Breeder, Holstein-Friesian cattle. 1000- 
 i6: ILxpert Live Stock .Vuctioneer. llilger, 
 Mont., loio — . V. P., Calif. Holstein-Friesian 
 .\ssn. ^l.arried Winifred Nora Hall, l.ong 
 Beach, Calif., O 30, looo. Children: Thomas 
 Moffet, b. My .:. 1010; John Spencer, b. N 17, 
 1014. .-iddrc-ss, Ililger, Mont. 
 
 i397- JOSEPH COLEMAN GILMOVR 
 .Vsst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O i, 1870, 
 Raritan, 111., s. George F. (b. Jl 2, 1S53, Calif.) 
 and Amanda S. (Garrett) Gilmonr (b. S3, 
 1857. Raritan, 111."). Prepared in Biggsville 
 Tp. H. S. Rodman, D. 1.. & W.. Scranton, 
 Pa., 19050: Draftsman, C. M. & St. P.. Chi 
 cago, 1000-7; Insp. Reinforced Concrete work, 
 D. 1.. & W., 1007-9; Asst. Engr., Iloboken, N. 
 J., 190Q-11; Asst. to Arch., D. L. _& W., Scran- 
 ton, Pa., loii-ij; .'Xsst. Div. Engr., Scran- 
 ton, Pa.. 191 3 — . .-Vsst. Engr., War Dept. on 
 Mdg. work at Rasiton .\rsenal. Married Edna 
 Palmer Belding. Je 30, 1908, Scranton. Pa. 
 Children: Ray, b. O 10. 1010; George Fowler, 
 b. Jl ji, 1914; Joseph Coleman. Jr.. b. Jl .:q, 
 1010. Addri-ss, 75 Carson Ave.. Metuchen, N. 
 J.; bus. add., c, o Const. 0. M., Rasiton .\rsen- 
 al, do. 
 
 239S. LEO ARTHUR GINZEL 
 (Brother of No. ^104) 
 Adv. and Sales Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 S 7, 1S8;:. Trenton, 111.; s. Montz (b. N 3. 
 1836, Bohemia. .Austria') and Mary (Blanck) 
 Ginzel (b. D 3. iS4.-, Mecklenberg, Ger."). 
 Prepared in Trenton 11. S.: I'niv. .\cad. Phi 
 Kappa Sigma: Glee and Mandolin Clubs; Or- 
 chestra: Band. Draftsman, Weir Fro.Br Co.. 
 Cincinnati. 1005; Asst. and Asst. Div. Engr., 
 Mo. Pac. R. R.. St. Louis, 1906-7: Asst. Engr., 
 Ry. Const.. War Dept., Leavenworth, Kan. 
 1907-0: Asst. Div. Engr.. Pueblo. Colo.. 1009- 
 10; Bldg. Insp., Northwestern Ky., Chicago, 
 1910-11: Advertising and Sales Mgr., Baker 
 Mfg. Co.. Springiield. 111., lou — . Address, 
 1303 S. 6th bt., Springfield, 111. 
 
 3309. HARRY FRED GODEKE 
 Engineer: B. S. in M. E.: M. E., ioi6: A. 
 M.. 1018: b. Ja 31. 1870; s. Henry th. .\p 0, 
 1S40, Hanover, Cjer.) and Elizabeth tVon All- 
 men) Godeke 0^. S 30, 1857, New .-Mkiny. 
 
 Ind.). Prejiared in 0\ney II. S. M. E. Soc; 
 Tau Bet;^ Pi; Sigina Xi; Final Honors. Asst. 
 in M. E., Univ. of 111., 1905-7; Instr., do., 
 1Q07-17: Assoc, in Steam Engng., 1017-18; With 
 Fed. Rubber Co.. Conderay. Wis., igi8 — . 
 Mem.. Congr. Churcli. Married Daisy Iva 
 Hailey, Ag 34, 1900. Olney, 111. Children: 
 Henry L;iwrence, b. S 30, 191 j; Richard Har- 
 old, b. .-Vg^ 7, 1015. Address, c/o Federal Rub- 
 ber Co., Louderay, Wis. 
 
 3400. WILBUR FISK GOODSPEED 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 11, 1880, 
 Camargo, Douglas Co., 111.; s. Tames Monroe 
 (h. Je 33, 1845, Wooster, O.) anj Rebecca Mar- 
 garet (Jessec) Goodspeed (h. F 34, 1S54, Han- 
 sonville, Va.). I'repared in Tuscola H. S. 
 Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta: Track Team. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Married Grace Maris, F 6, 
 1900, Tuscola, 111. Address, Tuscola, Ill.t 
 
 3401. ADOLPII GORE 
 Sch. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1908; 
 b. .Ap 3, 1883. Goreville, 111.; s. Tohn Wesley 
 tb. D 3, 1853) and Mahala (Walker) Gore 
 tb. O 16, 1850). Prepared in Marion H. S. 
 Phi Alpha Delta; Philonwithean; Van Twiller 
 Court; Glee Club; Mandolin Club; Opera Club; 
 Univ. Band. Prin. Atwood Pub. Schs., 1905-6; 
 teacher, Univ. Acad., 1907-8; do.. Oak Park 
 and River Forest Tp. H. S.. 1900-10; Prin., 
 Cairo H. S., igii-i3; do., Jacksonville. 111., H. 
 S., 1913; Supt. Schs., Jacksonville, 111., 1913; 
 I'rin., St. Louis Pub. Schs., 1914 — . Mem., 
 M. E. Church; A. F. A. M. Married Hortense 
 Kubanks Campbell, Ag 35, 1909, Marion, 111. 
 Children: William .\dolph, b. N 13, 1910; Mary 
 Catherine, b. Ja 8, 1913. Address, 450 Fair- 
 view Ave., Webster Groves, Mo,; bus. add., 
 Pestalozzi Sch., St. Louis. 
 
 3403. MARGARET ELIZABETH GRAFIUS 
 (BIRKHOFF) 
 B. L. S.; b. Mr 34, 1884, Chicago; d. William 
 (]). New York Citv) and Louise (Ebinge) 
 drafius (b. Niles, 111.). Prepared in John 
 Marshall II. S. and Lewis Inst. Alpha Chi 
 Omega. I.ibn., 1905-8. Married George David 
 BirkhotT, S 3, 190S, Chicago. Children: Bar- 
 bara, b. Ag 15, 1909; Garrett, b. Ja 10, 1911. 
 Address. 44 Shepard St., Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 3403. JAMES JOHN GRAHAM 
 (Brother of Nos. 133!>. 3754) 
 Lawyer; I.L. B. ; b. Ta 10, 1880, Ivesdale, 
 111.; s. James M. (,b. A{> 14, 1853, Ireland) 
 and Catlierine (Wallace) (jraham. Prepared in 
 Springlu-ld H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa 
 N>i: llelta LTpsilon; Philoniathean; Pol. Sc. 
 Club; Van 'I wilier Court. Married Mary 
 Catherine Walsh. O 30. 1Q07, Springfield, 111. 
 Child, Marv Clare, b. Ja 35, 1910. Address, 
 3i6;j S. 5th St., Springfield. 111. 
 
 3404. HIBBARD SPENCER GREENE 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 3385. 6364) 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je .:i, 1S83, 
 Lisle. 111.; s. William Spencer (b. .\p 0, 1S57. 
 .!\'.) and Jessie (Hibbard) Greene (b. Jl 14, 
 1800, Chicago). Prepared in Downers Grove H. 
 S.; >'orthwestern Coll. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; HI. Club; Class 
 Football: V. P., Thomas G. Grier & Co.. Chi- 
 cago: Sales Mgr., Mungesser Carbon & Battery 
 t o\. Cleveland"; Asst. Sales M.ur.. Nat. Carbon 
 (.%■■. Inc.. do.; Asst. Sales Mgr.. do.. Lake 
 Wood, O. Auth.: Dry Batteries for Gas 
 Engine Ignition, dis Enijine Mag. Mem.. Elec. 
 Chd). Chicago; Cleveland Advertising Club; 
 ^ren■s Club Trinity Cathedral: Sec. Elec. 
 League of Pres., Jovian Order: Pres., Brother- 
 hood of St. Andrew; former Pres.. lUini Club 
 of Cleveland. Married Mary Epley, Je a9. 
 loio. Children: Helen Hoyt, b. S 8. 191 1; 
 Robert Spencer, b. Jl 5, 1014. Address, 1530 
 Clarence Ave., Lake Wood. O. 
 
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 240s. HARRIS PAUL GREENWOOD 
 Oil Investment Bus.; 15. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 
 
 J I, 1882, JvJwardsvillc, 111.; s. E. P. (b. Cam- 
 liiidge, Mass.) and Alibic Louise (Harris; 
 Greenwood (b. Alton, 111.). Prepared in Ed- 
 wardsville H. S. and Univ. Acad. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Yoxan; Alpha Delta Sigma. Civ. Engr., 
 ICric R. R. Co., 1905; N. Y. Central, 1905-6; 
 I'.d. of Water Suijply of City of New York, 
 1906-7; Lookout Copper Co^ Prescott, Ariz., 
 1907; C. M. & St. P. R. R., Cascade Mts., 
 Washington, 1907; Agujita Coal Co., Sabinas, 
 Mfx., 1907-8; San. Dist. of Chicago, Havana, 
 111., 190K-9; So. Pac. R. R., Tepic, Mcx., 1909; 
 Adv. Mgr., Mexico City, Mex., 1909-10; Auto- 
 mobile Agl., Mejcico City, 1910-11; Civ. Engr., 
 Mexico City, 1911-iz; Leasing oil lands. Tarn- 
 [lico, Mex.. 1912-13; Representative in Mex. of 
 the Gen. Petroleum Corp. of Calif., 1913-17; 
 Oil investments, 1918 — -. Auth.: Health and 
 Climatic Conditions in Mex., Mexico To-day, 
 Vol. 2, pp. 29-32, 1910; The Mex. Northwestern 
 R. R. System, do., pp. .154-63; The Modern Sys- 
 tem of the Mexican Tramways Co., pp. 73-77; 
 Cotton Raising and Textile Manufacturing, do., 
 pp. 143-145. Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc. ; 6oth 
 Regt., N. Y. Nat. Guard, 1906; Colonial Club; 
 (Country Club of Tampico, Mex.; Delta Tau 
 Delta of N. Y. Address, Apartado 219, Tam- 
 pico, Mex. 
 
 2406. JOHN CHRISTOPHER GUSTAhSON 
 (Husband of No. 3102) 
 Iron Mfr.; B. S. in A. E. ; A. E., 1906; 
 b. Je 19, 1879, Aurora, 111.; s. John G. (b. 
 (arlstadt, Sweden) and Mathilda S. (Sorensen) 
 (iustafson (h. Christiania, Norway). Prepared 
 in S. Div. IL S. and Lewis Inst.; Armour Inst., 
 Chicago. Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Xi; Glee 
 Club; Adelphic. Fellow in Arch., Univ. of 
 111., 1905-6; Instr., Dept. of Arch., do., 1906-7; 
 V. P. and Sec., Butler St. Foundry & Iron Co., 
 Chicago, 1908-10; Prop., Angert Wire & Iron 
 Works. Chicago, 1910 — . Assoc. Mem., West. 
 Soc. of Engrs. Married Jennie Mary Mather 
 ('07), Jl 14, 1908, Plainfield, 111. Children: 
 Jane Mathilda, b. Je 15, 1909; John Mather, 
 b. Ja 26, 191 1 ; Cornelia Anne, b. My 21, 191 3; 
 James Argyle, b. My 8, 191 5; Martha Mather, 
 b. O 10, 1917. Address,^ 6943 Eggleston St., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 6028 Grove Ave, do. 
 
 2407. SAMUEL CORNELIUS IIADDEN 
 Editor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 15, 1882, Mazon. 
 111.; s. William Bloodgood (b. Jl 13, 1854, 
 Athens, N. Y.) and Laura Frances (Allison) 
 Hadden (b. D 3, 1856, Wyoming, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mazon H. S.; Univ. Acad. Tau Beta 
 Pi; C. E. Club. R. R. Sur. in Fla. and Ala., 
 1905; Sr. Instr. in Math, and C. E., Mich. Agr. 
 Coll., 1905-8; Asst. Prof, of Math, and C. £., 
 do., 1908-9; Contracting Engr. with Lewis & 
 Kitchen, Kansas City, Mo., 190910; Mainten- 
 ance of Way Dept., C. & W. I. R. R., Chicago, 
 1910-11; Assoc Ed. of F.ngng. and Contracting, 
 Chicago, 1911-16; do.. The Novelty News, 1916- 
 17; Ed., Mun. and Co. Engng., 19 17 — . Mar- 
 ried Marion Gibson. N 16, 1910, Chicago. Chil- 
 dren: Robert William, b. Ja 16, 1913; Donald 
 Fiarker. b. Ja 31, 1915; James Morton, b. My 13, 
 1916 (died Ap 3, 1918). Address, 7728 S. Aber- 
 deen St., Chicago; bus. add,, 538 S. Clark St., 
 do. 
 
 2408. ARTHUR ALDRICH HALE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My i, 1883, St. 
 Louis; s. Charles S. (b. O.) and Emma E. Hale. 
 Prepared in Mich. Mil. Acad, and Lewis Inst. 
 Sigma Chi; Yoxan; Track Team; Interschol., 
 .\Igr. With Griffin Wheel Co., Boston. .Mar- 
 ried Ida B. Harris Lantz, S 4, 1918, Brookline, 
 Mass. Address, 203 Winchester St., Brookline, 
 Mass. 
 
 2409. LILIAN HAMMERS 
 (Sister of Nos. 1137, 1514, 1515) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 27, 1868, 
 .Secor, 111.; d. Morgan Buckingham (b. Jl 11, 
 1838, Metamora, 111.) and Rosetta Jane (Gib- 
 sonj HammerB (b. Je 20, 1840. Moundsville, 
 W. Va.). Prc|)ared in N. W. Acad.; Univ. 
 Acad. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Critic Eng. 
 Teacher, St. Norm. Sch., Platteville, Wis., 1905- 
 7; Sch. of the r^ackawanna, Scranton, Pa., 1907- 
 11; Hiram Coll., Hiram, (J., 191 1 — ; Newark 
 Seminary, Newark, N. J., 1914-15. Mem., Bap- 
 tist Church; Monday Niglit Club: Coll. Club of 
 the Oranges; Coll. Women's (Jlub; Alliance 
 Chap, of D. A. R. Address, 8 Summit St., 
 Orange, N. J. 
 
 2410. MYRTLE NETA HANNUM 
 Postal Clerk; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 8, 1885, 
 Terrc Haute, Ind.; d. Samuel Cooper (b. Je lo, 
 1849, do.) and Delilah J. (Shaw) Hannum (b. 
 Ja 2, 1859, Bridgeport. 111.). Prepared in De- 
 catur H. S. Math. Club. Teacher, 1905-9; 
 Newsjiaper work, 1910; Postal Clerk, 191 1. 
 Address, 1027 N. Monroe St., Decatur, lU.t 
 
 2411. CARL MENELAUS HANSTEIN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 11, 1874, 
 Chicago; s. Herm (b. Ap 27, 1843, Giesscn Hes- 
 scn, Darmstadt, (jer.) and Emelia (Heister- 
 hagen) Hanstcin (b. O 14, 1848, St. Louis). 
 I'rcpared in North JJiv. H. S., (Chicago. Drafts- 
 man, Milwaukee, 1905; with 111. Steel Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1905 — . Address, 2019 Mohawk St., Clii- 
 cago.t 
 
 2412. GUY BYRON HARDY 
 Attorney; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 5, 1880; 
 s, Eugene B. (b. Je 22, 1842, Mt. Pleasant, 
 Can.) and Jane (Killium) Hardy (b. F 22, 
 /84f;, Abingdon, 111.). Beta Theta Pi; Phi 
 Delta Phi. Married Norma Hardy, Je 18, 1907. 
 ("hild, Jane, b. My 7, 1910. Address, 527 N. 
 Broad .St., Galesburg, 111.; bus. add., 74 S. 
 Cherry St., do.j 
 
 2413. JOHN MATTHEW HARNEY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 21, 1882, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Mathew Stephen (b. D 26, 1857, 
 Ireland) and Anna Beatrice (Giblin) Ilar- 
 ney (b. Jl 13, i860, Joliet, 111.). Preparer! in 
 Joliet H. S. Chem. Club. Chem., Wabash Bak- 
 ing Powder Co., 1905-11; Chief Chem., Frank 
 Tea & Spice Co., Cincinnati, 191 1 — . Mem., 
 A. C;. S.; B. P. O. E.; Cuvier Press Club, 
 Cincinnati. Address, 325 Broadway, Cincin 
 n.iti. 
 
 2414. EDITH ELIZABETH HAkPEH 
 (COLLINS) 
 (Sister of No. 3017) 
 H. L. S.; b. Mr 27, 1884, Granville. 111.; 
 d. James Albertus (b. 1852, do.) and Carrie 
 (Durley) Harper Cb. 1852, Hennepin, 111.). 
 Prepared in Granville H. S. Chi Omega. (Or- 
 ganized Lib. in Cambridge, 111., 1905-6; Hav 
 ana 111., 1906; Libn. Escanaba, Mich., 1906- 
 7. Married Herbert Keith Collins, O 16, 1907, 
 I'rhana. Chilrlren: Harper Keith, b. D i;. 
 1908; Stephen John. b. Je 18. 1910. Address, 
 1045 23d St., liock Island, Ill.t 
 
 2415- MABEL STRICKLAND HAYWAKD 
 (ROTHGEB) 
 (Wife of No. 2497; Sister of No. 3765) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr i, 1880, Ottawa, 
 ill.; d. George Hayward (b. Ap 19, 1843, 
 do.) and Nettie (Strickland) Hayward (b. O 
 21, 1847, Adams, N. Y.). Prepared in Ottawa 
 il. S.; Oberlin, 1900-1. Alpha Chi Omega; 
 Alethenai. Taught in Port Byron, one yr. 
 ^fem., Congr. Church; D. A. R.; Equal Suf- 
 frage League of the Oranges; Women's Coll. 
 Club of the (Oranges; Monday Study Club. 
 
228 
 
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 1 1 905 
 
 Married Wade Hampton Rothgeb ('05), D 
 28. 1907, Ottawa, 111. Children: Mildred Ann, 
 b. Ja iS, 1909; John Ilayward, b. D 24, 1901); 
 Alice Marie, b. .11 iS, 11)14 (died D i, 1014). 
 Address, 126 Sanford St., East Orange, N. J. 
 
 2416. HOWARD SPENCER HAZEN 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 4, iSSj. 
 LaSalle, 111.; s. Howard Spencer (b. Mr :;4. 
 i8ss, Meadville, Pa.) and Mary Georgiana 
 (Mellen) Hazen (b. 11 6, 1S60, Amboy, 111.). 
 Prepared in LaSalle H. S. H. S. Arch., Mass. 
 Inst. Tech., 1908. Aztec Club; Tan Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Archs. Club; Glee Club. With 
 Desmond and Lord, architects. Address, Des- 
 mond and Lord, 15 Beacon St., Boston. 
 
 2417. PEARL HIGINBOTHAM (COLLINS) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 14, 1S7S, Shelby- 
 villc. 111.; d. lohn Thomas (b. 11 --3, 18,12, 
 Sullivan, 111.) and Mary Will (Sciphers) Hig- 
 inbotham (b. D 4. 1855, Marion, Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. Ji. and Areola H. S. Y. 
 W. C. A.; Kappa Alpha Theta. Teacher, Sul- 
 livan II. S., 1906-7; do., Lovington, 111., ;:d 
 term, 190S. Mem., Prcsby. Church. Married 
 Frank Forest Collins, Je S, 1908, Decatur, 111. 
 Child, Eunice, b. Je 15, 1909. Address, Areola, 
 111. 
 
 241 S. THEOPHIL HENRY HILDEBRANDT 
 (Brother of No. 302S) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Tl 24, 1888, 
 Canal Dover, O.; s. Henry C. M". (b. 1853, 
 Chemnitz, Ger.) and Martha C. (Locher) 
 Hildebrandt (b. 1862, Christiansberg, West 
 Africa). Prepared in LaSalle Peru Tp H. S. 
 S. M., Univ. of Chicago, 1906; Ph. D., do^, 
 1910. ^lath. Club; German Club; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Final Honors; Special Honors in Math.; 
 Phi Beta Kaiipa; Sigma Xi. Instr. in Math., 
 1009-14; Asst. Prof., Univ. of Mich., </<;., 
 1914-18. F. A. C. O. T. S., Camp Zachary 
 Taylor, Ky., 1918 — . Auth. : Contribution to 
 the Foundations of Frechet Calcul Fonction- 
 nel, Am. Jour, of Math., Vol. 24, 1012; Linear 
 Differential Equations in Gen. Analysis, Trans- 
 actions of Am. Math. Soc, Vol. 18, 1017; 
 Vol. 19, 191S; Integrals, Bui. of Am. Math. 
 Soc, ser. 2, Vol. 24, 1917. Mem.. Am. Math., 
 Soc, 1907; A. A. .\. S., 1908; Math. Assn. 
 of .\m., 1916: Fellow, A. A. A. S., i9'o. 
 Address, 810 S. State St., Ann Arbor, Mich.; 
 bus. add., llniv. of Mich., do. 
 
 2419. IDA MYRTLE HILL (WAY) 
 (Wife of No. 3593", Sister of Nos. 4308, 4209, 
 
 6304) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 22, 1882, Ch.im- 
 paign; d. Celestin Sylvester (b. Ap 6, 1S54, 
 Webster City, la.) and Mary I.uena (Stevens) 
 Hill (b. D 1, 1857, New Hartford, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign II. S. Asst. Libn.,, Cham- 
 paign Pub. Lib., :oo6-8: Chicago, 190S-11; 
 Buitalo, 111., 1011-14: Urbana, 1914—- Mar- 
 ried George Fritz Wav ('08), Je 10, 1908, 
 Champaign. Child, Sarah Joselyn^ b. Ap 17, 
 1909. Address, 131S S. Orchard St., Urbana. 
 
 2420. FRANK WILLIAM IIILLMAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 6307) 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1909; b. 
 F 25, 1S80, Bromley, Kent, Eng.; s. Fred (b. 
 Jl 25, 1852, Beckington, Somersetshire, Eng.) 
 and Maria Elizabeth (Burgess") Hillman (b. O 
 27, 1857, Blackhcath, Kent, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. 
 Asst. Engr., 1. C. Ry.. 1905 t>; with Ralph Mod- 
 jesk, 1906-7; Draftsman, C. N. W. Rj'., 1907-^: 
 Asst. Engr., do., 190S-10; Resident Engr., do., 
 1916-17; Div. Engr., do.. 1917 — • Mem., West. 
 Soc. Engrs., Nat. Geog. Soc: A. F. A. M. 
 Married lennie Dee Hillman, O 23, 1906, Chi- 
 cago. Children: Avis Kli/.abeth, b. Mr 13, 190S; 
 lane William, b. Ag 23, 1910. Address, 1725 
 "Chadbourne .-Vve., Madison, Wis. 
 
 2421. GLIDDEN HINMAN 
 Gen. Asst., Milk Co.; .k. B. in L. & .\ ; 
 b. Ag 29, 1881, St. Charles, 111.; s. Albert 
 Walker (h. O 10, 1845 Stittville, N. Y.) and 
 Lizzie Mary (Glidden) Ilininan (b. S 25, 
 1S2S, DeKalb, 111.). Prepared in Chicago and 
 Dundee H. Schs. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Theta 
 Nu Ejisilon; Dcr Deutsche Verein; Pol. Sc 
 Club; Adelphic; Jllini Staff; Ed., lllio; Final 
 Honors; Phi Beta Kappa. Farm Supt., 1905-7; 
 liiinch M^r., 1907; Gen. Asst., Oatman Con- 
 densed Milk Co. Married Lucile Bates, F 15, 
 1 9 19. Address, Dundee, III. 
 
 2422. CHARLES HENRY HITTSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 29, 1871, Griffin, Tex.; 
 s. Charles Hughes and Sarah llittson. Prepared 
 in Nat. Norm. Univ., Lebanon, O.; Saline 
 Norm., Salina, Kan. A. B., </i)., 1S97; B. S., 
 do., 189S. Theta Kappa Nu. Supt., City Schs.; 
 Cowboy and Lawyer. I\Lirried Cora Hancock, 
 1898, Lebanon, O. Children: Charles, b. F 16, 
 1900; Donovan, b. Ag 24, 1912; Ilarker Hugo, 
 b. F iS, 1004; Paul Aniodas, b. D 21, 1909. 
 Address, Tucumcari, N. M. 
 
 2423. JOSIE BATCHELLER HOUCHENS 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; A. M., 1912; b. D 4, 
 1884, New Orleans; d. Josiah Batcheller (b. 
 .Alexandria, Va.) and Nellie (Smith) Houchens 
 (b. Memphis, Tenn.). Prepared in pvt. schs.; 
 Neconib Coll., New Orleans, 1900-3. Sigma 
 Kappa; Illiola. .\sst. Libn., East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sell., 1906-7; Gen. Asst., Univ. of 111. Lib., 
 1907-12; Binding Libn., do.. 1913 — . Address, 
 1106 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 2424. CLEVES HARRISON HOWELL 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 13, 1880. 
 Prepared in Keokuk H. S. Ph. B., Wooster 
 ITniv., 1901. Signia Chi; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Yoxan. Civ. Engr., Railroad and Irrigation, 
 Florida, Nev., Calif., Colo.; do., U. S. Reclam- 
 ation Service, Loma, Calif. Address, Loma, 
 Calif, t 
 
 2425. GUESS HUMPHREY 
 B. L. S.; b. O 13, 1881, Pawnee City, Neb.; 
 s. George Millard and Ida Lavinia (BriggsJ) 
 Humphrey. Prepared in Pawnee City H. S. 
 A. B., Neb., 1912. Libn., Neb. St. Lib. Com., 
 1906-14. Address, Ocean Springs, Miss. 
 
 2426. HARRY ALEXANDER HUNTOON 
 
 (Brother of No. 2427) 
 Factory Sunt.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 21. 1881, 
 Cleveland, 111.; s. James Fred (b. do.) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (lamison) Huntoon (b. Carbon 
 Cliff, 111.). Prepared in Moline H. S. Delta 
 Upsilon; Varsity Football team. Asst. Master 
 Mechanic; Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., Ishpeni- 
 ing, Mich.; Supt. of Power, Munsing Paper 
 Co., Munsing, Mich.; Supt. of Factory, Ft. 
 I\hidison I'low Co., Ft. Madison, la. Married 
 Ida Mav Klein, O 17, 1900, Bloomington, 111. 
 Child, Delia Elizabeth, b. Ag 3, 1909. Address, 
 Canandaigua, N. Y.f 
 
 2427. JONATHAN SAMUELS HUNTOON 
 
 (Brother of No. 2426) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My is, 1879. 
 Moline, 111.: s. James Fred (b. do.) and Mary 
 Elizabeth (lamison) Huntoon (b. Carbon Cliff, 
 III.). Prepared in Moline H. S. C. E. Club. 
 Instrunieiitman, C. H. & t?. R. R., 1905-6; 
 Draftsman, M. C. R. R., Detroit, 1906-7; Bridge 
 Insp., (/('., 1907-11; Chief Bridge lns;>ector, do., 
 1911. Auth.: Placing Telephone Wires Under- 
 ground, Teelinosraph, 1001. Married Delia 
 Eckevt, Mr 14, 1908, Romeo, Mich. Child, 
 Frederick Henry, b. Mr 3, 1911. Address, 1608 
 3rd Ave., Detroit. t 
 
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 2428. MANUEL JOSEl'lI JACOBS 
 Educator; B. S. in C. E. ; h. Ap 30, 18S0, 
 
 Moholiv on the Dnieper, Russia; s. Morris (b. 
 Kussia) and Zippera (Marknian) Jacobs (b. 
 ilo.). I'repared ni Europe; Univ. Acad.; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of Calif. C. E. Club. Organized 
 the Co-operative Assn. Chainman, Kodnian, 
 Instrumentman, Draftsman, 1. C. R. R., 1905-6; 
 Asst. Engr., P. I. & N. W. R. R., Idaho, iyo6; 
 Asst. Engr., S. J. & S. C. C. R. R., San Jose, 
 Calif., 1906-7; Gen. Mgr., The Acme Engr. Co., 
 1907-9; Draftsman with City Engr., San Fran- 
 cisco, Calif., 1909-10; Teacher in Berkeley H. 
 S., 191 1 — . Head of the Dcpl. of Schs., Berke- 
 ley, Calif., 1911-18; Organized educ. system for 
 prisoners; Dir. of Educ, Folsom St. Prison, 
 1915 — : Building destroyers for Govt. Mem., 
 A. and A. F. A. M.; 32nd degree Mason; 
 Mystic Shriners; N. E. A. Married Myra 
 Freidenrick, Ap 17, 1916. Child, Ellina, b. 
 N 12, 191 7. Address, 917 Shattuck Ave., 
 Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 2429. THOMAS LEWIS JARRETT 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 10, 1872, Maxwell, 
 
 111.; s. Thomas (b. Jl 2, 1842, Loami, 111.) 
 and Florence (Lowrey) Jarrett (b. Scotland). 
 Prepared in Lincoln Coll., Lincoln, 111. Philo- 
 niatliean. Mem., First Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Alice D. Stuve, O 17, 1912, Springfield, 
 111. Address, 526 S. 7th St., Springfield, 111.; 
 bus. add., zojYz S. 6th St., do. 
 
 2430. GUY CARLYLE JOHNSTONE 
 (Brother of No. 5749) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 7, 1881, Bloom- 
 ington, 111.; s. Andrew John (b. 1843, do.) and 
 Dora (Karr) Johnstone (b. 1859, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Bloomington H. S.; Cornell Univ., 
 I90I-2. Sigma Chi; Mgr. Baseball Team. 
 Married Lucile Hodge, Mr 5, 1901, Bloom- 
 ington, 111. Child, Hodge Carlyle, b. Ja 13, 
 1912. Address, R. 5, Bloomington, Hit 
 
 2431- FREDERICK WILLIAM KASTEN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ta 29, 1882; s. 
 Ludwig (b. Pomerania, Ger.) and Lena (Giese) 
 Kasten (b. do.). Prepared in Thornton Tp. 11. 
 S., Harvey, 111. Delta Ujisilon; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Varsity Football Team; Civ. Engr., O. S. L., 
 1906-8; O. W. R. R. & N., 1908—. Address, 
 Three Valley, British Columbia, Can. 
 
 2432. LAWRENCE SWASEY KEELER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 23, 1882, 
 
 Belvidere, 111.; s. Alson Hi and Edith H. 
 
 (Swasey) Keeler. Prepared in South Belvidere 
 
 H. S. Sigma Nu; Yoxan; Engng. and Const. 
 
 Dept., Isthmian Canal Comn. Address, 2214 
 
 Crewshaw Blvd., Los Angeles. t 
 
 2433. CURTIS ELMER KELSO 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. F 21, 1881, 
 Thomasboro, 111.; s. Charles Elliot (b. Mr 10, 
 1858, Morganstown, Ind.) and Jennie (Kaufl- 
 man) Kelso (b. Mv 19, i860, Whitley Co.. 
 Ind.). Prepared in Univ. Acad., M. D., Coll. of 
 Phys. and Surg. Phys. and Surg., 1905-11; 
 Real Est. and Farming, 1911-18; Physician, 
 Thomasboro, 111. 1st Lt., Med. R. C, Co. s, 
 Bat. 2, Camp Forest, Chickamauga Park, Ga., 
 1918; Gen. IIosp. No. r4. Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., 
 1919 — • Mem., 111. St. Med. Soc; A. M. A. 
 Married Elizabeth Burr, N 16, 1907, Cham- 
 paign. Address, Thomasboro, 111. 
 
 2434. EUGENE GROUSE KENYON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Te 13, 1882, 
 Grundy Center, la.; s. Theodore S. (b. Louis- 
 ville, Ky.) and Minnie C. (Newcomb) Kenyon 
 (b. Cleveland). Prepared in Bradley Poly. 
 Inst., Peoria. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Yoxan. Engr. Dept., Central ITnion 
 Telephone Co., IQ05-6; State employ. Calif., 
 1906-9; Mem., Parker & Kenyon, Archs. and 
 Engrs., 1909 — . Married Myra Eastman. Two 
 children. Address, 244 Kearney St., San Fran- 
 cisco. 
 
 24,35. ANGELINE CLARKE KIDDER 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1906- 
 b Auburn, NY.; d. John C. (b. O 4. 1833, 
 Chemung NY.) and Harriet Angelinc (Mar- 
 tin) Llarko (b. 1837. Genoa, do.). Prepared in 
 WavcTly N Y. JL S.; Albany Norm. Sch. 
 vv-^i c^TM*''' Deutsche Verein. Cataloger, 
 Wash St. Lib., 1906-7; St. Organizer for Ore 
 rnns.^""""/.' '5;?7-8; Libn., Salem Pub. Lib.. 
 
 Cm, , r-.^''^- uf ,F°"- 'y°S-'8- Hosp. Lib. 
 Camp Lewis, Wash., 1918—. Mem Pdc 
 Northwest Lib. Assn.; Am. Lib. Assn ;' p' E 
 O Married Lorenzo Kidder, F 26, 1896. Sioux 
 City, la. Address. Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 2436. 'ARTHUR WILLIAM KIRKWOOD 
 
 2437- GUSTAVE AUGUST KRAMER 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M. 1007 • 
 b Ag 8 ,880. Streator. Ill.;'s. Charles' (b. 
 ■ 830, Hanover, Ger.) and Doris (Roeder) 
 Kramer (b. 1840, do.) Prepared in Westfield 
 Coll Prep., i:)ept.; Westiield Coll., 1901-03. 
 •U r' V"'\i,°f ^'i"ras°. 1912. Zctagathean; Y. 
 p/i b ' ^'"i"'"^'^V^!'; ^^" Deutsche Verein; 
 Pol. Sc. and Hist. Clubs. Scholarship. Teach- 
 er until 1909; Lawyer, Chicago, 191 2-1 3; do. 
 Pn'^?'""' i"- '913-15; Farmer, Clarion la. 
 u ^^- ^^^'■' Congr. Church. Married Neta 
 M.J'p ^'11° t''T^'''3, Decatur, 111. Child. 
 Max Franklin, b. D 10, 1916. Address, Clarion! 
 
 2438. JOHN KRIPPNER 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b My 17 
 1878, Sobekury. County of Prestice, Bohemia;' 
 A/i r.T''^- ^^- ■**'»'• Oplot. do.) and Mary 
 (Mahk) Krippner (b. 1841, Sobckury. do.). 
 Irepared in Prestice H. S.. Bohemia; Lewis 
 Inst.. Chicago. Struct. Engr., Dept. of Bldgs., 
 Chicago. Married Bessie Beranck, My i, 1907. 
 Chddren: Rose S. Marie, b. My 12, 1908- 
 Irancis John, b. O 8, 1909. Address. 2434 S 
 lamhn Ave., Chicago, 111.; btis. add., Dept. of 
 Buildings, f/c).t 
 
 2439- OTTO KUEHLCKE 
 Civ. Engr; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 21, 1876, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Herman (b. Freiburg, Ger.) 
 and Sophia (Brumm) Kuehlcke (b. Rensburg, 
 do.). Prepared in Phillips Exeter Acad. Delta 
 Upsilon. Civ. Engr. U. S. Engrs. Office. Ad- 
 dress, 521 W. 8th St., Davenport, la.f 
 
 2440. LUCY MAE LEWIS 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1906; 
 b. Iraer, la.; d. James Henry (b. Je 13, 1840. 
 Akron, O.) and Emcline (Carmichael) Lewis 
 (b. Ap 17, 1841. Middletown. N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Pomona H. S.; Pomona Coll. Alpha 
 Kappa. Libn., N. M. Coll. of A. & M. A., 1906- 
 11; Asst. Libn., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1911 — . 
 Treas., P. E. O. Sisterhood, 1917. Address, 
 Ore. Agr. Coll., Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 2441. RUSSELL JAMES LEWIS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 15, 1877, 
 Bluff Co., la.; s. John Bradley and Flora Ann 
 (Palmer) Lewis. Prepared in Denmark Acad.; 
 la. St. Coll. Married Bessie Viola Fox, S 30. 
 191 1, Hinsdale, 111. Child, Heman Clarence, 
 b. Jl II. 1912. Address, looi 5th St.. Ft. 
 Madison, la. 
 
 2442. ALMEDA V. LINDLEY (PARKS) 
 Christian .So. Practitioner; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 A. M., 1906; b. Mr 10, 1858, Urbana; d. 
 Mahlon (b. Ag, 1833, Mansfield, O.) and Sa- 
 lome (Myers) Lindley (b. S, 1833, Trenton, 
 
230 
 
 I'lN'IVERSlTY OF Tl.MNOlS 
 
 O.). Prepared in Urbaiui II. S. Y. \V. C. A.; 
 Orchestra. Mem., C. L. S. C. Alumni; Cent. 
 111. branch of A. C. A.; Presby. Church to 
 1883; M. E. Church to 1909. Married Milton 
 Scott Parks, Je i:. 1883, tJrbana. Children: 
 Paul, b. Je 8, 1884 (died S i, 1909): Ralph 
 Milton, b. N 24, 1890; Frank Austin, b. F s, 
 1896. Address, giAyi W. California Ave., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 2443- CHARLES PATRICK AUGUSTUS 
 LOXERGAN 
 
 Builder; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 8, 1880, Polo, 
 111.; s. John South (b. 1841, Waterford Co., 
 Ireland) and Mary (Lynch) Lonergan (b- 
 Cavan Co., do.). Prepared in Polo H. S. 
 Track; Football. Asst. Engr., O. S. L. R. R., 
 1905-9; Asst. Supt., O. R. & N. R. R., 1909-10; 
 Supt., Warren Const. Co., 1910 — ; V. P., 
 Smy the- Lonergan Co., 1918 — . Mem., K. C. 
 Married Hilda W. Fish, O 26, 1910, Calif. 
 Children: Sylvia Ellen, b. Ag 31, 191 1 ; Marv 
 Elizabeth, b. Mr 19, 1914; James Fish, b. 1) 
 10, 1916; Pat, b. N 20, 1917. .-Iddress, Pen 
 dleton. Ore. 
 
 2444. TROY LOVELL LONG 
 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 27, iSSi, 
 Palmer, HI.; s. Winston Leaiuier (b. Ja 15, 
 
 1851, Ilerndon, Kv.) and Hannah Louise 
 (Hewitt) Long (b. S 23, 1856, Taylorville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. A. M., Howard Univ., 
 1907. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Track Team; 
 Philoniathean; German Club; Yoxan. Married 
 Mildred Fiske Lincoln, Je 9, 1909, Somerville, 
 iMass. Address, Taylorville, 111. 
 
 2445. BRUCE IIJALMAR LUNDAHL 
 (Brother of No. 4786) 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 7, 1879, 
 Carlscrona, Sweden; s. Per Larson (b. Ap 30, 
 
 1852, Hanaskog, Kristianstad, Sweden) and 
 Emma Augusta (Swenson) Lundahl (b. S lO, 
 i8t)i, Weslervik, do.). Prepared in Gibson 
 City H. S. Draftsman, 1905-9; Asst. Engr. of 
 Const., 1909-11; Sales Engr., Link Belt Co., 
 Chicago, 191 1 — . Married Alma Bischoff 
 Schumacher, Ap 7, 1909, Paoli, Ind. Child, 
 Frederick Burton, b. O i, 1913. Address, 0557 
 S. Hoyne Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2446. ETHEL E. McANULTY (BROWN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 22, 1882, Carthage, 
 III.; d. James (b. F 23, 1830, O.) and Susan 
 (Robertson) McAnulty (b. My 15, 1836, 111.). 
 Prepared in Carthage H. S. B. S., d'artliage 
 Coll., 1 903. Her Deutsche Verein; Eng. Club. 
 Instr. in Ger., Baker Univ.. 1908-9. Married 
 LeandcT Bradbury Brown, D 31, 191 0, Car- 
 thage, 111. Child, Eleanor Jeannette, b. S 27, 
 1913. Address, 1020 15th St., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 2447. "ESTELLA McCarthy 
 
 (Sister of No. 1730) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Moline, 111.; 
 d. Thomas (b. Ag 26, 1852, Providence, R. I.) 
 and Mary (Gregoire) iClcCarthy (b. Ap 21, 
 1857, DeWitt. la.). Prepared in Moline II. S. 
 Chi Omega; Phi Delta I'si. Teacher, Trenton 
 H. S., 1905-6; do.. Mason City H. S., 1906-8; 
 do., Alton, 190S-15. Died Ap 1915, Mich. 
 
 2448. AGNES McDOUGALL (HENRY) 
 (Wife of No. 21 19) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 30, 1883, Escondido, 
 Calif.; d. Charles Archibald (b. D 22, 185 1, 
 LaSalle Co., 111.) and Viola (Harwood) Mc- 
 Dougall (b. Clearwater, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa H. S. M. L., Univ. of Calif., 1908. 
 Chi Omega; .\lethenai; Capt. Basketball Team, 
 1903-4. Prin. Rantoul H. S., 111., 1905-7; 
 Instr. in Eng., Lodi H. S., (Jalif., 1908-10. 
 Married Smith T. Henry ('04), O i, 1910. 
 Ottawa, 111. Children: Mary Kimesia, b. Ja 
 17, 1912; Stokes T., b. D 11, 1914. Address, 
 Manhasset, Long Island, N. Y. 
 
 2449. WILLIAM McGINLEY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 18, 1875, 
 Moweaqua. III.; s. Jacob E. (b. 1830, Marys- 
 ville, Tenn.) and Keziah A. Sellers McGin- 
 ley (b. 1840, Ky.). Prepared in Moweaqua H. 
 S.; Univ. Acad. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Theta Kappa Nu; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Adelphic: Phil. Club; Pol. Sc. Club; Mo.-Ill. 
 debating team: O.-Ill. debating team. Teacher, 
 Pub. Schs., Moweaqua, 111.; Prin. and Supt., 
 for 5 yrs. Married Gertrude Kiunvles, N 23, 
 1904, Decatur, 111. Children: William Ralph, 
 b. N 24, 1905; Tom, b. Je 12, 1907; John Jacob, 
 b. F 15, 1900. .Address, 204-205 Citizen's 
 Bank Bldg., Decatur, 111. 
 
 2450. SYLVES'IER JOSEPH McGRATH 
 Chemist: A. B. in Chem.; b. N 19, 1883, 
 Warrensburg, 111.; s. Henry (b. Je 24, 1839, 
 Donn Co., Ireland) and Susan Ph'illipa (Saun- 
 ders) McGrath (b. D ji, 1845, Adams Co., O.). 
 Preparecl in Urbana H. S. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon. Chem., Armour & Co., 19050; do., J. 
 H. Matthes Lab., 1907-11; Chem. and V. P., 
 Eaton-Dutly Co., 191 1 — . Mem., A. C. S. Ad- 
 dress, c/o O'Brien Varnish Co., South Bend, 
 Ind.t 
 
 2451. ROSCOE PLANT McNEILL 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 9, 
 1883, Greenville, 111.; s. Horace N. (b. Jl 11, 
 1800, do.) and Lillie E. (Plant) McNeill (b. D 
 25, 1859, (/().). Prepared in Greenville H. S. 
 With Greenville Lumber Co.; in Gen. Office, C. 
 B. & O. R. R., i9ot>; Live Stock Farmer. Mar- 
 ried Dorothy Hallewell, D 7, 1912, Oadby, 
 Leicestershire, Eng. Child, Horace Noble, b. O 
 31, 1916. Address, Greenville, 111. 
 
 2452. JAMES ABRAHAM MARLEY 
 
 Real Est. Dealer; LL. B.; b. Jl 31, 1881, 
 Vermilion, 111.; s. William Ilenry (b. Ap 6, 
 1S49, Marley Sta^, 111.) and Sophia Marley 
 (b. My 14, 1857, Sullivan, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Paris H. S. Track Team. Address, Vermilion, 
 Ill.t 
 
 2453. FRANKLIN WALES MARQUIS 
 (Husband of No. 4848) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1909; b. 
 My 27, 1883, Bloomington, 111.; s. F. D (b. 
 Ag 18, 188:;, Manstield, O.) and Caroline A. 
 (Brush) Marquis (b. Air 28, 1858, Rome, N. 
 Y. ). Prepared in Bloomington H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Alpha Delta Phi. De- 
 signer and Draftsman, Kerr Turbine Co., 
 Wellsville, N. V., 1905-7; Asst. in Ry. Engng., 
 Dept. of Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1907- 
 9; Assoc, do., 1909-13; Prof, of Steam Engng., 
 O. St. I'niv., 1913 — ; (on leave of absence) 
 -Asst. to Mgr., Fuel Conservation Section, Div. 
 of Operation, I'. S. Railroad Administration. 
 Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Soc. for the Promotion of 
 Engng. Educ. Married Elizabeth Parr Cii), Je 
 12, 1912, Urbana. Children: Franklin Parr, b. 
 Jl I, 1913; Donald Hall, b. F 20, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, c/o .\. B. Bushnell, Forest tllen, Md. 
 2454- 'WILLIAM ROY MARTIN 
 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 13, 
 1881, Mound City, Mo.; s. Robert Macomb (b. 
 Jl 27, 1853, Hillsboro, O.) and Mary Rebecca 
 (Ervin) ^lartin (b. N 10, 1855, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Newton (la.) H. S. Arch. Club. 
 Died Ja 19, 1909. 
 2455. ESTHER MASSEY (McFARLAND) 
 (Wife of No. 6402) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1912; b. 16. 1884. 
 \"irginia. 111.; d. lohn H. and Julia (Baldwin) 
 Massey (b. N I7,"i85.1, Deer Park, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Virginia H. .S. Phi Beta Kappa; Pre- 
 lim, and Final Honors. H. S. teacher, 1905-12; 
 <^i)., 1913-14. Chicago Sec. of Class. Married 
 Ellis D. McFarland (,'14). D 25, 1914, Jackson- 
 ville, 111. Child, Helen Frances, b. and died 
 Ap 10, 1917. Address, 7919 May St., Chicago. 
 
I905J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 231 
 
 2456. ROSE MARGARET MATHER 
 (Sister of Nos. 3102, 5807) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1915; 
 b. D 23, 1882; d. George Phelps (b. F 6, 1855, 
 Wheatland, 111.) and Rachel Cornelia (Scarritt; 
 Mather (b. Ag 22, 1853, Dupage, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Plaintield and Joliet Tp. H. S. Ale- 
 thenai; Der Deutsche Verein; Watcheka; Y. 
 W. C. A.; Eng. Club; Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Governess, 1907; H. S. Teacher, 
 190Q-11; Housekeeping, 1911-13; Libn., 191 5 — . 
 Address, R. 4, Plainfield, 111.; bus. add., Pub. 
 Lib., Kankakee, 111. 
 
 2457- JOSEPH MATOUSEK 
 Civ. Engr. and Builder; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 
 25, 1878, Chicago; s. Joseph (b. 1848, Bohemia) 
 and Anna J. (Cihlar) Matousek (b. 1855, rfo.). 
 Prepared in West Div. H. S., Chicago; Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago; Univ. of Chicago, 1898. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Pres., C. E. Club. Track Elevation 
 Corps, P. C. C. & St. L. R. R., 1905; Bridge 
 Dept., D. L. & W. R. R., 1905-6; Sub. Asst. 
 Engr., San. Dist. of Chicago, North Shore Chan- 
 nel, 1906-10; Civ. Engr. and Builder, 191 1 — . 
 Mem., Oriental Lodge No. 33; A. F. A. M.; 
 Oriental Consistory, S. P. R. S., Palacky Lodge, 
 No. 630 I. O. O. F.; Beseda Club. Married Li- 
 buse C. Kolar, O 12, 1910, Chicago. Children; 
 Helen Adelaide, b. Ag 17, 191 1; Eleanor Ann, 
 1). O 17, 191 3; Joseph Edward, b. D 26, 191 fj. 
 Address, 5728 W. 24th St., Cicero, 111.; bus. 
 add., 2203 S. 56th Ave., do. 
 
 2458. LEROY HASKELL MAXFIELD 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 16. 1881, 
 Godfrey, III.; s. Oscar Waldow (b. S 13, 1853, 
 New Boston) and Maggie (Albon) Maxfield (li. 
 Je II, 185S, St. Louis). Prepared in Alton 
 H. S. Chni., Music Com.. Y. M. C. A. Asst. 
 Engr., Alton, Granite City and St. Louis Power 
 Sta., 1905; Insp.. Koken Iron Works, St. Louis, 
 1905; Office of Chief Engr., 111. Terminal R. R. ; 
 111. Glass Co., 1905-6; Chief Draftsman, do., 
 1909. Mem., 111. St. Is^aval Militia, 1899- 1903, 
 as Trumpeter. Married Louise Sidnay Craw- 
 ford, My 5, 1910, Godfrey, 111. Address, God- 
 frey, 111. 
 
 2459. DAVID THORPE MAY 
 (Brother of No. 1377) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 14, 1882, 
 I'rophetstown, 111.; s. James Samuel (b. Jl 23, 
 1834, Bath, N. Y.) and Augusta (Hutchinson) 
 May (b. Mr 5, 1849. do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 .\cad. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Tele)ihone 
 Engr., West. Elec. Co. Address, 108 W. 95th 
 St.. New York City.f 
 
 2460. GEORGE FRANCES MEHARRY 
 
 (Husband of No. 2534; Brother of Nos. 
 
 1250, 2757) 
 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Je 12, 1880, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Jesse (b. O 9, 1835, Wingate, 
 Ind.) and Addie A. Meharry (b. S 12. ib-i. 
 New Lenox. HI.). Prepared in Tolono H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Cnil. Club. Farmer, Tolono. 111. 
 Mem., M. E. Church; Com. of Highway, Philo 
 Tp., Champaign Co., 1917-18; Neighborhood 
 Com., St. Council of Defense; Ex. Com., 
 Champaign Co. Farm Bur., 1913-18. Married 
 Sophie M. Voss ('05), F 27, 1912, Champaign. 
 Child, John Frederick, b. S 25, 1915. Address, 
 Tolono, III. 
 
 2461. ERNEST EDWARD MEIER 
 (Brother of No. 1560) 
 
 Engineer.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 4. 1883, 
 Chicago; s. Jacob (b. S 6, 1830, Ger.) and 
 Maria (Hoefflin) Meier (b. Ag 24, 1841. do.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Eng. and Man. Tr. H. .S. 
 and Lewis Inst.. 1901-2. Delta Tau Delta; C. 
 E. Club; Der Deutsche Verein: Assoc. Mem.. 
 .\. S. M. E. ; Ed., Technograph. Asst. to City 
 
 Engr.; Asst. Engr. Nat. Fireproofing Co.; 
 Engr., Monolith Steel Co.; Engr. in charge of 
 Const, of Irrigation Project; Mem., South- 
 western Engr. Co. of Santa Fe; Dist. Engr., 
 Corrugated Bar Co., St. Louis. Jr. Mem., 
 West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Frances D. 
 Gault, Mr 17, 1914. Address, 576 Ashland 
 Ave., St. Paul. 
 
 2462. CARL AUGUST MELIN 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Je 4, 1882, Molinc, 111.: 
 s. N. Peter (b. Ja 16, 1852, Sweden) and Eva 
 (Peterson) Melin (b. My 25, 1854, do.). Pre- 
 liared in Moline H. S. and S])ringiield H. S. 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon ; Phi Delta Phi; Theta 
 Kai)pa Nu; I'hilomathean ; Track Team; Capt. 
 Univ. Regt. Lawyer, Springfield, 111., igio-iS; 
 .St's. Atty., Henry Co., 111., 1916 — . Married 
 Pearl Etta Terry, Ap 22, 1914, Cambridge, III. 
 Child, Roberta Jean, b. O 20, 1917. Address, 
 Cambridge, 111. 
 
 2463. LOUIS CHARLES FREDERICK 
 
 METZGER 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 191 1; 
 1). Ja 30, 1 87 1, Belleville, 111.; s. George and 
 Jobanette (Wolf) Metzger. Prepared at home. 
 Draftsman; Asst. Engr. in M. of W. Terminal 
 R. R., Assn., St. Louis. Mem., Engrs. Club 
 of St. Louis; A. F. A. M.; A. A. S. R. ; Assn 
 M. A. S. C. E. Married at St. Louis. Ac 
 dress, 2650 Accomac St., St. Louis. 
 
 2464. NELLIE AUGUSTA MILLER 
 (Sister of No. 2761) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Ap 6, 1876. 
 Boody, HI.; d. Henry August (b. 1838, Ger.) 
 and Caroline (Gemmar) Miller (b. 1843, do.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. (Charter mem., 
 Illiola. Teacher, Centralia Tp. H. S., 111., 1905- 
 7; Ventura H. S.. HI., 1908-10; St. Norm. Sch. 
 of Man. Arts and Home Econ., Santa Barbara, 
 Calif., 191 1 ; Dir., Home Econ., Ventura, II. S., 
 1914 — . Address, 1227 De la Vina, Santa Bar- 
 bara, Calif.t 
 
 J465- CHARLES STUART MONTOOTH 
 
 (Husband of No. 2740) 
 H. S. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; B. S. in Sc. 
 1917; b. F 25, 1879, Modena, 111.; s. James (b 
 F 8, 1832, Tyrone Co., Ireland) and Mar; 
 Elizabeth (Wilson) Montooth (b. Je 17, 1842' 
 Seneca Co., O.). Prepared in Toulon Acad 
 V. P., Adelphic; Class Football Team; Prep., 
 Football Coach. Prin., Castleton Sch., 1906; 
 Supt. of Schs., Casey, 111., 1907; Prin., Du Quoin 
 Tp, H. S., 111., 1908-9; Supt. of Schs., Chris- 
 man, 111., 1909-15; Supt. of Schs., Lafayette, 
 111., 1915-18; Prin., Assumption Tp. H. .S., As- 
 sumption, 111., 1 9 18 — . Mem., M. E. Church; 
 A. F. A. M.; Modern Woodman; Eastern Star. 
 .Married Winnie Alice Logan ('06), Jl 29, 1906, 
 Urbana. Children: Hazel Evelyn, b. S 23, 1909; 
 -Martha Grace, b. Ap 7, 1918. Address, As- 
 sumption, 111. 
 
 2466. HENRY HIRAM MOREY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 14, 1884, 
 Greenville, HI.; s. Thomas Perry (h. S 27, 
 1847, Mulberry Grove, 111.) and Lucy Ann 
 i^Henry) Morey (b. Ja 4, 1861, Greenville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Greenville H. S.; Univ. Law Sch.. 
 1905-6; J. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1907. Phi 
 Delta Phi. Partner, Wiley & Morey, Lawyers. 
 Married Helen E. Derlin Jl 11, 191 7, Appel- 
 ton. Wis. Address, Decatur, 111. 
 
 2467. GEORGE WALKER MORGAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 29, 1879, 
 .\shley, HI.; s. McKendree Walker (b. Mr 28, 
 1857, do.) and Matilda Rachel (Seibert) Mor- 
 gan (b. D 13, 1858). Prepared in Mt. Vernon 
 and Urbana H. Schs. Tau Beta Pi; Army and 
 Navy Club. Draftsman, Wier Frog Co., 1905-6: 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1905 
 
 Cin. Frog & Switch Co., 190--11; Call Switch 
 Co., 19H-14; Asst. Engr., E. St. Louis San. 
 Dist., 1914-18. Mem., United Spanish War 
 Veterans; Co. Adjt. Married Mabel Bertha 
 Butler, S 28, 1005, Crawfordsville, Ind. Chil- 
 dren: George Raymond, b. O 4, 1907; Norman, 
 b. Ja 19, 191 7. Address, 4104 Caseyville Rd., 
 E. St. Louis, 111. 
 
 2468. ORA SHERMAN MORGAN 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 11, 1877, 
 
 Hampshire, 111.; s. Lyman Delos (b. Coral, 111.) 
 and Elizabeth Ann (IIelmi«r) Morgan (b. 
 Rainham Center, Ont., Can.). Prepared in 
 Hampshire H. S.; HI. St. Norm. Univ., 
 M. S. A., do., 1907; Ph. D., do., 1909. Asst. 
 in Biol, in 111. Norm., 1898-9; Prin., H. S. 
 Ohio, 111., 1899-01; Hampshire, 111., 1901-3; 
 Asst. in Zool., 111., 1904-5; Teacher in Biol., 
 Burlington (la.) H. S., 1905; Prin., Tr. Sch.. 
 DeKalb, Normal, 111., 1905-6; Fellow in Coll. 
 of Agr., 1907-8; Orchard Sur. in Newburg 
 Town, Orange Co., N. Y., 1907; Dir. of N. Y. 
 St. Sch. of Agr. and Domestic Sc, Alfred 
 Univ., 1908-n; Prof, of Agr., Columbia, N. Y., 
 191 1 — . Auth. : The Place of Secondary Educ. 
 in Agr., Am. System of Educ. Hon. Mem., 
 Sigma Xi, 19H. Married Rose LeVille Huff, 
 O 4, 1908, Boscobel, Wis. Address, 400 Con- 
 vent Ave., New York City; bus. add., Columbia 
 Univ., do. 
 
 2469. SIDNEY DEALEY MORRIS 
 Prof, and Consulting Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; 
 
 b. Jl 1 8, 1878, Wallace, Nova Scotia; s. Thomas 
 B. (b. My 25, 1833, Nova Scotia) and Mary S. 
 (Wilson) Morris (b. Ag 10, 1839, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Lake View H. S., Chicago; Univ. 
 Acad.; Post grad., Univ. of Wis.; summer, 
 loio-ii. Seymour Guild; E. E. Soc; Track 
 Team; Army and Navy Assn. Apprenticeship, 
 Allis-Chalniers Co., 1905-6; Teacher, Coll. Sch. 
 Kenilworth, 111., 1907-8; Cedar Rapids II. S., 
 1909-10; Lawrence Coll., Appelton, Wis., 1911- 
 12; Instr. in Topographic Engng., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1912-16; Surveying and Landscape Arch., 
 Madison, Wis. and Evanston, 111.. 1916-17; 
 Consulting Engt. and Prof, of Engng. and 
 Landscape Arch., Grinnell Coll., Grinncll, la., 
 1918 — . v. S. Navy, 1898. Mem., Epis. 
 Church; Lay Reader, Dioceses of Springfield, 
 1904-5; Supt. of Sunday School, Champaign. 
 Married Elizabeth Davis, Ja i, 1910, Evanston, 
 HI. Children: David Davis, b. D i, 1910; 
 Elizabeth Marcy, b. Jl 22, 191 2; Mary Wilson, 
 b. My I, 1916. Address, 932 East St., Grinnell, 
 la. 
 
 2470. LOUIS CONRAD MOSCHEL 
 Sec.-Treas., Lumber Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 b. O 20, 1S78, Morton, 111.; s. Louis (b. My 30, 
 1848, Webenheim, Ger.) and Jacobena (Hus- 
 song) Moschel (b. Mr 27, 1851, do.). Prepared 
 in Morton H. S. Pol. Sc. Club; Philomathean: 
 Commerce Club; Phi Beta Kappa; .\lpha Tau 
 Omega; Prelim., Final and Special Honors; 
 III. -la. Debate; Assoc. Ed., Illio; Philomathean 
 Mgr., Star Lecture Course. Asst. Prin., Mor- 
 ton Tp. H. S., 1905-6; Prin., do., 1906; Dept. 
 Mgr., Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1907-9; Sec. and 
 Treas., Langton Lumber Co., 1909 — . Mem., 
 Tazewell Club. Married Emily Herget. Child, 
 Paul, b. 1916. Address, Pekin, Ill.t 
 
 2471. *HAVEN IIAANEL MOSS 
 (Brother of Nos. 2472, 31 18, 9285) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 15, 1882, 
 Bloomington, III.; s. Charles RIelville (b. Je 8, 
 1S53. New York Mills, N. Y.) and Frances 
 Elizabeth (Haven) Moss (b. My 27, 1854, Ann 
 Arbor, Mich.). Prepared in Urbana and 
 Champaign H. Schs. ; LTniv. .^cad. Philoma- 
 thean; Y. M. C. A., cabinet; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Asst. Prin.. Blue INIound H, S., 1905-6. 
 Died Je 6, 1907, Urbana. 
 
 2472. MARY FRANCES MOSS (WILEY) 
 (Wife of G734; Sister of Nos. 2471, 31 18, 9285) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 25, 1884. Blooming- 
 ton, III.; d. Charles Melville (b. Je 8, 1853, 
 N. Y. Mills, N. Y.) and Frances Elizabeth 
 (Haven) Moss (b. My 27, 1854, Ann Arbor, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Urbana and Champaign 
 H. Schs.; Univ. Acad. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 V. P., Y. W. C. A.; Pres., Alethenai; Phi 
 Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa. Taught, 1905-7. 
 Married John Frederick Wiley (G^u), Je 4, 
 190S, Urbana. Children: Charles Frederick, b. 
 My 20, 1910; Richard Haven, b. My 10, 1913; 
 John Robert, b. Je 23, 1916. Address, Mattoon, 
 
 2473- 
 
 WALTER HERMAN MUELLER 
 
 (Brother of No. 3121) 
 
 Contractor; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 4, 1883, 
 Chicago; s. Herman (b. 1852, Yaner, Ger.) 
 and Iledwig (Weller) Mueller (b. 1858, Werni- 
 geroda, do.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago. Alpha Tau Omega; Ath. Ed., Illio; 
 111. Club. Draftsman, D. L. & W. R. R., 
 1905-6; Engr., Armour & Co., Chicago, 1906-7; 
 Engr., Ger. Fire Proofing Co., Chicago, 1907-8; 
 Engr. and Mgr., Gen. Engng. and Const. Co., 
 Seattle and Vancouver, 1908-9; Contr., 1909 — . 
 .4ddress, 957 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C; 
 bus. add., 407 Hasting St., do.t 
 
 2474. EMILY LAVINIA NICHOLS 
 
 (TREES) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3209) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. O 6, 1883, Hubbard, la.; d. 
 
 Spencer J. (b. 1850, O.) and Harriet Emily 
 
 (Jones) Nichols (b. 1858, la.). Prepared in 
 
 Hyde Park H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi 
 
 Delta Psi. Asst. Libn., Armour Inst, of Tech., 
 
 1905-S. Married Merle Jay Trees ('07), Ja 2, 
 
 1909, Chicago. Children: Katherine, b. O 28, 
 
 191 1 ; George Spencer, b. Ja 16, 1916. Address, 
 
 9921 S. Winchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2475. CHARLES MORRISON NUCKOLLS 
 (Brother of No. 3891) 
 
 Estimating Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 3, 
 1879, Auburn, 111.; s. Charles William (b. My 
 27, 1848, do.) and Margaret Julia (Moore) 
 Nuckolls (b. O 26, 1850, Chatham, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Auburn H. S.; Univ. Acad. Asst. 
 Engr., Big Four Shops, Urbana, 1905-6; 
 Draftsman, Whiting Foundry Equipment Co., 
 Harvey, 111., 1906-7; Draftsman, Big Four 
 Shops, Urbana. 1907-9; Whiting Foundry 
 Equipment Co., Harvey, 111., 1909-11; Estimator 
 Calumet Engng. Works, 1911-13; Estimator, 
 Show Elec. Crane Co., Rluskegon, Mich., 1913- 
 15; Estimating Engr., Whiting Foundry 
 Equipment Co., 1915 — . Mem., Illini Club of 
 Cl-.icago; A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. Married Lu- 
 ella Chandler Lander, N 7, 191 2, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 683s Dorchester Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 Whiting Foundry Equipment Co., Harvey, 111. 
 
 2476. CHARLES SLADE O'CONNELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 11, 1882. 
 Elgin, III.; s. Emmett and Emily O'Connell 
 (b. Dundee, 111.). Prepared in Elgin. Sigma 
 Nu. Address, 910 Chicago Ave., East Chicago, 
 Ind.t 
 
 2477. BLENDA OLSON 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. A. M., Columbia, 1909. V. P., Illiolar 
 Pres., Scandinavian Club; Sec, Ger. Club 
 Teacher. Hittle Tp. H. S., Armington, 111. 
 1905-8; Scholarship, Columbia, 1908-0; Teacher 
 St. Norm., 1909 — . Chm., Mod. Lang. Sec 
 tion, St. H. S. Conf., 1917-1S. Address, Ma 
 comb, 111. 
 
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 2478. FRED OSCAR PAIIMEYER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 7, 1884. 
 Decatur, III.; s. Fred (b. Prussia) and Kath- 
 arine Elizabeth (Lucking) Pahmeyer. Pre- 
 pared in Decatur, 111. Baseball Mgr. Asst. M. 
 E., Heine Safety Boiler Co. Mem., M. E. 
 See, St. Louis. Married Effie Hutton, Ap 5, 
 
 1910, St. Louis. Child, John Roger, b. Je 8, 
 
 191 1. Address, 2449 E. Marcus Ave., St. 
 Louis.t 
 
 2479. WALTER HARRIMAN PARKER 
 Architect; A. B. ; b. Peoria; s. Ezra H. (b. 
 LaSalle, 111.) and Lillian (Couch) Parker. 
 Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst. Engng. Soc. ; 
 Phi Delta Theta; Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Pres., Arch. Club. Auth.: School 
 Arch., 60 pp., 1910. Mem., Univ. Club. San 
 Francisco; San Francisco Arch. Club; A. I. A.; 
 Chicago Arch. Club. 1st Lt., Aero Sqdn., 
 Camp Morrison, Va., 1918. Married D 4, 1916. 
 Address, 244 Kearney St., San Francisco. 
 
 2480. JOHN WINTHROP PEARSON 
 Exp. Engr.; B. S.; b. S 16, 1886, Newbury 
 port, Mass.; s. Arthur Godfrey (b. N 16, 1S56, 
 Alton, 111.) and Mary Lombard Bisbee (Cur- 
 rier) Pearson (b. i860. Newburyport, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Austin H. S. Tau Beta Pi; M. E. 
 Soc. Exp. Engr., West. Elec. Co. in dynamo- 
 motor repair bus. Married Elizabeth Schiikraft, 
 N 21, 1905, Chicago. Address, 2927 Wilcox 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 2481. *FREDERICK GEORGE PEGELOW 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 14, 1883. 
 
 Chicago; s. Frederick (b. 1859, Chicago) and 
 Caroline (Berns) Pegelow (b. i860, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Chicago Eng. H. and Man. Tr. Schs. 
 Sigma Nu; Yoxan; Col., Univ. Regt.; Capt., do. 
 Designer with Lamson Consolidated S. S. Co., 
 Chicago and Boston, 1905; K. C. Mgr., Hala- 
 bird & Roche, 1916; Mellon Stuart (ionst. Co. 
 Married Helen Rose, Ap 30, 1908, Mattoon, 111. 
 Children: Frederick, b. 1910; Edward, b. 1914. 
 Died N 23, 1918, Wilson, Pa. 
 
 2482. FREDERIC BOWMAN PENWELL 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. S 2, 1878, Danville, 111.; 
 
 s. William Franklin (b. S 14, 1843, St. Joseph 
 Co., Ind.) and Alexinia May (Bowman) Pen- 
 well. Prepared in Danville LI. S.; Mich. Mil. 
 Acad. Sigma Chi. Mem., law firm of Lindley, 
 Penwell & Lindley, 1907 — . Address, Danville, 
 111. 
 
 2483. ALPHONSO LORENZO PERRY 
 (Brother of Nos. 351 1, 3906) 
 
 Clerical Insp. ; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 19, 1893, 
 Co.rnell, 111.; s. Ebenezer (b. do.) and Almina 
 (McVey) Perry (b. do.). Prepared in Pontiac 
 Tp. H. S. Pi Theta. With the West. Elec. Co., 
 Chicago; Credit Dept., do., 1905-6; ' Cashier, 
 Credit Man, Chief Clerk, do., Kansas City, Mo., 
 1906-10; Chief Clerk, St. Louis, Mo., 1910; 
 Chief Clerk, Chicago, 1910-11; Clerical Insp., 
 N. Y., 1911-18; Accountancy Dept., West. Elec. 
 Co., New York City, 1918 — . Married Emma 
 Edna Slaughter, O 16, 1906, Fairbury, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 1956 Crotona Parkway, Bronx, New York 
 City; bus. add., 463 West St., do. 
 
 2484. GRACE DARLING PHILLIPS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. N 4, 1880, Kansas 
 
 City, Mo.; d. Edward David (b. 1852, do.) 
 and Mary (Henry) Phillips (b. 1855, rfo.). Pre- 
 pared in Kansas City Man. Tr. H. S. ; Univ. of 
 Kan., 1902-3. Lib. Club. Asst. Libn., East. 
 III. St. Norm. Sch.. 1905; in charge of peri- 
 odicals and reference work. Mo. St. Univ., Col- 
 umbia, 1906-10; Libn., Mo. St. Norm. Sch. 2d 
 Dist., Warensburg, 191 1; Children's Libn., Pub. 
 Lib., Kansas City, Mo.. 191 1 — . Address, 3021 
 Forest, Kansas City, Mo.t 
 
 2485. NELSON CHANCELLOR PHILLIPS 
 
 (Brother of No. 2207) 
 Physician and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 19, 
 1878, Damascus, 111.; s. James M. (b. 1837, 
 Green Bay, Wi.s.) and Mary R. (Stout) Phillips 
 (b. S 6, 1839, Cecil Co., Md.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. M. D., P. and S., Chicago, 1907. 
 Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean; Alpha Kappa Kap- 
 pa; Alpha Omega Aljiha. Interne, Cook Co. 
 Hosp., 1907-8; Practicing. 1907 — . Stephenson 
 Co. Med. Soc; 111. St. Med. Soc; Am. Med. 
 Assn. Married. Bertha D. Kleckner, O 11, 
 191 1, Freeport, 111. Children: Margery Clara, 
 .b. N 24, 1912; Spencer Kleckner, b. N 6, 1914. 
 Address, 228 Jefferson St., Freeport, 111.; bus. 
 add., 90 Stephenson St., do. 
 
 2486. LELA GRETCHEN PILCHER (HOL- 
 
 LISTER) 
 (Wife of No. 3032) 
 A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ja 23, 1879, Streator, 111.; 
 d. William Henry (b. Mr 12, 1S32, Xenia, O.) 
 and Margaret Louise (Cooper) Pilcher (b. 
 Ap 27, 1839, Steubenville, O.). Prepared in 
 Streator H. S.; Depauw Univ., 1903. A. M., 
 LTniv. of Neb., 1909. Teacher Carmi H. S., 
 111.. 1905-6. Mem., Woman's Club, Lincoln, 111.; 
 Coll. Alumnae Assn.; Social Service Club; Chm., 
 Jr. work, Y. W. C. A.; Probation work. Ju- 
 venile Court; Presby. Church. Married Vernon 
 Leo Hollister ('07), Ag 22, 1907, Streator, 111. 
 Child, William Gray, b. Jl 2i, 1915. Address, 
 1725 Cherry St., Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 2487. HENRY EVERETT POND 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 4, 1S79, Greenview, 
 111.; s. Truman C. (b. O 6, 1842, do.) and Cath- 
 erine Jennie (Killion) Pond (b. D 2, 1846, do.). 
 Prepared in Greenview H. S.; Lincoln Univ., 
 1897-8, 1899-1900. B. L., Millikin Univ-., 1908. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Theta Kappa Nu; wrote 
 111. prize song, 1904; Roast Ed., IlHo; Assoc. 
 Ed., mini. With Greenview Review, 1909-18; 
 Republican St's. Atty. of Menard Co., 1912-16; 
 Chm., Council of Defense, Menard Co. Mem., 
 Ex. Com. of Menard Co. Red Cross; Clerk 
 of Local Exemption Bd., 1917; Govt. Appeal 
 Agt., 1917-18. Married Fern E. Nance, N 11, 
 1914. Address, Petersburg, 111. 
 
 2488. FRANK ALFRED RANDALL 
 (Brother of No. 4867) 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1909; 
 
 b. N I, 1883, Cambridge, 111.; s. Samuel Ben- 
 jamin (b. Ap I, 1831, Wallingsford, Vt.) and 
 .\nna Louise (Carlson) Randall (b. D 25, 1864, 
 Alseda, Hvetlanda, Sweden.). Prepared in 
 Cambridge H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; C. E. Club; Final Honors; Val- 
 edictorian. Draftsman, Am. Bridge Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1905-6; Draftsman, Designer & Iron 
 Bridge Insp., Bridge & Bldg. Dept., C. M. & St. 
 P. R. R., 1906-7; Chief Draftsman, Morey, 
 Newgard & Co., Consulting Engrs., Chicago, 
 1907; Designer, Andresen-Evans Co., Consult- 
 ing Engrs., 1907-S; Struct. Design, 1908; 
 Checker, Am. Bridge Co., 1908; Designer and 
 Resident Engr., Bridge Dept., San. Dist., Chi- 
 cago, 1908-11; Chief Engr., Morey, Newgard 
 & Co., Consulting Engrs., Chicago, 1911-14; 
 Instr. in Stresses and Strength of Materials, 
 Chicago Tech. Coll., 1914-iS; Consulting Engr. 
 in Steel, Timber and Concrete Const.; Mem., 
 firm of Randall & Warner, Civ. and Struct. 
 Engrs., Chicago, 1915-18; Consulting Engr.. pvt. 
 practice, engaged chiefly in ship const.; Mem., 
 firm Berlin Swern & Randall, Archs., Chicago. 
 19,8—. Mem., A. S. C. E.; West. Soc. of 
 Engrs.; various Masonic bodies and clubs in- 
 cluding K. T. and Shrine; Illini Club. Married 
 Mabel Madeline Morris, F i, 1908, Chicago. 
 Children: Ruth Louise b. Ja 6, 1909; Helen 
 Anna, b. Je 9, 1912; Frank A. Jr., b. F 21, 
 191 8. Address. 6500 Bosworth Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 19 S. La Salle St., do. 
 
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 2489. KUTH REAT 
 Teacher; B. S. in II. Sc; b. Ap 13, 1885, 
 Charleston, 111.; d. Joseph L. (b. Ap 14, 1858, 
 do.) and Mary (Montgomery) Reat (b. Ap 23, 
 1862, Brownsl)urg, Ind.). Prepared in Charles- 
 ton H. S.; Eureka Coll., 1901-3; Lewis Inst., 
 Chicago, summer, 1905; Grad., East. St. Norm. 
 Sch. 1906. Teacher, El Paso. 1906-7; Tacoma, 
 Wash., 1907-8; do., Los Angeles, 1908-9; di>., 
 Sinuk, Alaska, 1909-10; do., Centralia, 111., 
 191 1; do., Ililo, Hawaii, 191 1-12; Govt. Position, 
 Philippine Islands, 1912-13; foreign travel, 1913- 
 14; H. S. teacher, Phelon, Wash., 1915-16; do., 
 Ancharage, Alaska, 191 6-1 8. Address, Charles- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 2490. NELLE WHEELER REESE (SPIERS) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 5, 1880, Ravenna, O.; 
 d. Stuart (b. 1851, Ravenna, O.) and Lucy A. 
 (Wheeler) Reese (b. S 14, 1855, Streetsboro, 
 O.). Illiola. Teacher, Paxton H. S., 111., 1905- 
 7; do., Pontiac, 111., 1907-12. Married Frank 
 Ilinman Spiers, Je 18. 1912. Children: George 
 Henry, b. F 5. 1913; Lucy Jean, b. O 13. 1914. 
 Address, 1235 Bellows St.. Akron, O. 
 
 2491. ROBIN ROY REID 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 10, 1882, Greenville, 
 111.; s. J. Ward (b. 1859. do.) and Stella M. 
 (W^ait) Rcid (b. 1863, do.). Prepared in 
 Greenville H. S. Thcta Kappa Nu; I'hilo- 
 mathcan; Witenagemote; Univ. Orchestra. 
 Abstractor and Atty. at Law, 1905-6; with W. 
 M. Leonard Investment Bankers, Lincoln, 1006- 
 7; with St. Jour. Co., Lincoln Sales Dept., 1908- 
 9; Appointed Clerk of Co. Court of Lancas- 
 ter Co., Neb., 1909 under Judge P. Jas. Cos- 
 grove; Reappointed for term of 1912-14 by 
 Judge-elect Risscr, Acting Co. Judge, Lancas- 
 ter, Neb., 191 2; Reappointed Clerk of Co. 
 Court, 1917; Appointed Acting Co. Judge to 
 till vacancy, 19 18. Married Daisv Leona Mc- 
 Clanahan, Ja 15. loio, Lincoln, Neb. Address, 
 Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 2492. EDWIN THEODORE RENNER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 20, 1880, 
 Lanark, 111.; s. John D. (b. S 9, 1833, Hagers- 
 town, Md.) and Mary M. (Hess) Renner (b. 
 Jl II, 1843, Md.). Prenared in Lanark II. S.; 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma \i; 
 C. E. Soc. ; Final honors. Employed in Engng. 
 Dept., C. & N. W. R. R., 1905; Draftsman, \m. 
 Bridge Co., 1906: Chief Draftsman. W. M. 
 Hughes, 1907-11; Engr., S. llalsted St. Iron 
 Works, 191 1 — . Married Maude M. Button, 
 N 6, 1907, Chicago. Children: Edwin Ross. b. 
 Ag 8, 1908; John Stanley, b. Ag 17, 191 1- •■id- 
 dress, 5424 Race Axe., Chicago; bus. add., 261 1 
 S. Halsted St., do. 
 
 2493. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL RICHESON 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. N 13, 1881, Ewing, 
 111.; d. John (b. O 3, 1855, do.) and Catherine 
 B. (She"lton) Richeson (b. Mv, i860, Jackson, 
 Tenn.). Prepared in East St. Louis H. S. .\le- 
 thenai: V. W. C. A.; Watchoka; H. Sc. Club, 
 Pres. Teacher, Freeport H. S., 1908-12; Instr., 
 Home Econ., Mich. Agr. Coll., East Lansing, 
 1912-14; Teacher of Home Econ., St. Louis Pub. 
 Schs., 1914-18; do., Ben Blewett Jr. H. S., do., 
 1918 — . Address, 305 Dover St., St. Louis. 
 
 2494. WILLIAM HANSON RONEY 
 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 17. 18S4, 
 
 Dayton, O. ; s. William Hamilton (b. J a 10, 
 
 1857, Warren Co., 111.) and Mary (Hanson) 
 
 Roney (b. .Ap ig, 1863, Oquawka, 111.). Pre- 
 
 ?ared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. Brevet C.Tpt., 
 11. Nat. Guard. Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs.; 
 A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; lUini Club of 
 Chicago. Married Louise Morris, S 26, 1908. 
 Children: William Hamilton, b. D 21, 1909; 
 Robert Chester, b. Ag 21, 1911. Address. St. 
 Charles, 111. 
 
 J405- CLARENCE JCDSON ROSEBERY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 26, 1881, Wanda, 111.; 
 s. Robert Archibald (b. N 4, i8s2. Warden, 
 111.) and Nora May (Johnson) ftosebery (b. 
 Oil, 1856). Prepared in Peoria H. S. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Phi Delta Phi; Freshman, Jr., Foot- 
 ball Team. Sec. to Oliver J. Bailey, Atty. and 
 Financier, Bourland and Railey, Peoria, 1905- 
 14: Managing Ex., Est. of Oliver J. Bailey, 
 11)14; Lawyer, Peoria. Mem., Creve Coeur 
 Club of Ileoria; Peoria Country Canoe Club; 
 Pies., mini Club of Peoria; Peoria Bar .\ssn. ; 
 LJniv. Club; Country Club; Sec.-Treas., Beta 
 Theta Pi Bldg. Assn., i(jo8-i6; Pres., do., 
 igi6 — ; Dist. Sec, Beta Theta Pi, 1907-ro. 
 Address, 405 Morton St., Peoria; bus. add., 
 1203 Lehmann Bldg. and Dime Savings & Trust, 
 do. 
 
 2496. ROBERT MALCOLM ROSS 
 (Husband of No. 1577) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. F 3, 1877, Lewis-. 
 town, 111.; s. .Mexander Douglas (b. Aberdeen, 
 Scotland) and Ellen (Prichard) Ross (b. Liver- 
 pool, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. M. D., 
 V. and S., 1906. Mem., Stud. Volunteer Move- 
 ment for Foreig;n Missions, 1900; Pres., Y. M. 
 C. A. Med. Missionary vinder Presby. Bd. to 
 Canton, China. Married Nellie Lewis Read 
 ('01), 1906, China. Child, Robert Donald, b. S 
 9, 1910. Address, 4057 Dalton Ave., Los An- 
 geles, or Nanking, China. t 
 
 2497. WADE HAMPTON ROTHGEB 
 (Husband of No. 2415; Brother of No. 6529) 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 27, 1881, 
 Wellington, 111.; s. John D. (b. Ag 29, 1848, 
 Page Co., \'a.) and Anna Bell (Austin) Roth- 
 geb (b. Ja i, i86i, Iroquois Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Wellington, 111. A. M., Yale, 1906. 
 Capt. and .\djt.; Instr. in Mil. Tactics; Pres., 
 Sr. Class; Scholarship, 1903-5; do., Yale, 1905- 
 6. Bond Salesman, Lhoinas C. Perkins, Hart- 
 ford, Conn., 1906-7; Bond Broker, Edward 
 Cantield, 1907; Banker and Bond Broker with 
 Farson, Son & Co., New York City; Mem., 
 brokerage firm of Bull & Eldredge. N. Y. St. 
 Militia Reserves. Mem., Yale Club, New York 
 City; Banker's Club, do.; Monday Study Club, 
 East Orange, N. J. Married Mabel Strickland 
 Ilayward ('05), D 28, 1907, Ottawa, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Mildred Ann, b. Ja 18, 1909; John Hay- 
 ward, b. D 24, 1909; Alice Marie, b. Jl 8, 1914. 
 Address, 31 Nassau St., New York City. 
 
 2498. HOWARD MEEK ROY 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 18, 1884, Mt. 
 Carmel, 111.; s. John William (b. D 4, 1857. 
 Grand Chain, 111.) and Mary Missouri (Gaunt) 
 Rov (b. My 12, i86i, do.). Prepared in Anna 
 H."S. Ilazelton Medal; Glee Club. Aid and 
 Asst., Coast and Geodetic Sur., 1905-7; Asst. 
 on Engr. Corps, Pa. Lines West of Pitts- 
 burgh, 1907-13. Field Engr., Am. Zinc & Chem. 
 Co., Langelath Pa., 1913-15; Engr., Stone & 
 Webster Engng Corp., 191 5- 16; Chief Engr., 
 Div. Engr., Vermilion Co., 111. Bond Issue 
 Roads, 1916-17: Engr., The Foundation Co.. 
 1917-18; Mgr., H. \V. Johns-Manville Co., Chi- 
 cago, 191 8 — . Married Florence Lerria Burwash, 
 O 12, 1906, Champaign. Children: Florence 
 Margaret, b. Mr 6, 1909; Thomas Burwash, b. 
 I^fy 15, 1915; Tohn Howard, b. N 18, 1917. 
 .Iddrcss. 68j6 Sheridan Road, Chicago; bus. 
 add., iSth St. and Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 2499. HARRY KEELY RUBEY 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 23, 1886, St. 
 Louis; s. Thomas Thornton (b. 1832, Boon- 
 ville, Mo.) and Flora (Vivian) Rubey (b. 1839. 
 Marshall, Mo.). Prepared in St. Louis H. S. ; 
 Mo. Sch. of Mines, 1901-2. Mo. Pacific R. R., 
 1905-9; Civ. and Ex. Engng., Calif., Ore., 
 Wash., 1909-15; Asst. Prof.. Civ. Engng., Univ. 
 of Wash, and Carnegie Inst. Tech., 191 S — • 
 Married Maude Harden, 1912, Seattle. Chil- 
 
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 dren: Harry llarck-ii, Ij. My 17, 1913 (died S 
 10, 1917); Mildred Lovelace, b. Ap 25, 1916. 
 Address, 6721 McPherson Blvd., Pittsburgh; 
 bus. add., Carnegie Inst. Tech., do. 
 
 2500. WILLIAM GUSTAVUS SACHSE 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. N 17, 1882, Mor- 
 ris, III.; s. Gustavus (b. Jl 11, 1834, Mecklen- 
 burg, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Bitter) Sachse (b. 
 Ja 3, 1849, Dusseldorf, do.). Prepared in Mor- 
 ris H. S.; M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1908. Phi 
 Rho Sigma. House Phys., Chicago Polyclinic 
 Hosp. and Henrotin Mem. Hosp. Mem., 
 Grundy Co. Med. Soc; 111. St. Med. Soc. Ad- 
 dress, 2i7>2 Liberty St., Morris, Ill.t 
 
 2S0I. WILLIAM EDGAR SAMPSON 
 (Husband of No. 1659) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 29, 1877, Tice, 111.; 
 s. William Francis and Jane Sampson. Pre- 
 pared in Petersburg H. S.; B. S., 111. Coll., 
 1898. Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa Xu; Pol. 
 Sc. Club; Philomathean. Probate Judge of 
 Sangamon Co. and Asst. Atty. Gen.; Mem., 
 law firm Sampson & Giffin. Married Ethel 
 Dobbins ('02), S 8, 1915. Address, 1325 Bates 
 Ave., Oak Knolls, Springfield, 111. 
 
 2502. FRED SCOTT SAWYER 
 (Husband of No. 3189; Brother of Nos. 1765, 
 i960) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 8, 1882, 
 Mt. Pulaski, 111.; s. George Silas (b. S 5, 1844, 
 Chester, Vt.) and Phoebe Content (Hubbard) 
 Sawyer (b. F 14, 1852, Ont., Can.). Prepared 
 in Oak Park II. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Pres., 
 Glee and Mandolin Club; Pres., Fresh. Class; 
 Pres., 111. Club. Draftsman, C. & N. W. R. R., 
 1905; Sawyer Bros., Engrs. ; Supervising Engr., 
 Camp Mills. N. Y., 1918 — . Married Edith 
 Lillian Spray ('07), F 6, 1909, Arlington 
 Heights, 111. Child, Fred Gunn, b. Ja 30, 191 1. 
 Address, Arlington Heights, 111. 
 
 2503. JOSEPHINE SCHERER (BURK- 
 
 IIALTER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1 831) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 19, 1881, Murphys- 
 boro, 111.; d. Philip (b. 1845, Bavaria, Ger.) 
 and Marie Eva (Foehr) Scherer (b. i8s4, do.). 
 Prepared in Murphysboro II. S. Der Deutsche 
 Verein. Mem., Presby. Church; Y. W. C. A. 
 Married Wayne Edison Burkhalter ('03), Aa; 
 19, 1908. Address, nth and Hoyf Sts., Port- 
 land, Ore.t 
 
 2504. HUGO SCHMIDT 
 
 Supt. of Bldgs. and Bridges; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. Ja 29, 1876, Chicago; s. Hugo (b. Mr 1855, 
 Mannheim, Baden, Ger.) and Emilie (Han- 
 stein) Schmidt (b. Giessen, Hcsscn, do.). Pre- 
 j)ared in Chicago Athenaeum and Columbia Trade 
 Sch. (night course). Pres., Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Oax Club; Capt.. Univ. Regt.; C. E. 
 Club; Crystal Dancing Club; Univ. Orchestra. 
 Transitman, Chicago & West. Ind. R. R., 1905; 
 Supt. of Bldgs. and Bridges, Cliicago Surface 
 Lines, 1905 — . Mem.. Soc. for Ethical Cul- 
 ture; West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Emma 
 Wilhelmina McQuay, O 6, 1906, Chicago. 
 Children: Jeannette, b. Jl 14, 1908; Hugo 
 Richard, b. Ja i, 1910. Address,^ 7320 Yates 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 11 65 N. Clark St., do. 
 2505. FREDERICK SCHOTT, JR. 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 7. 1880, 
 Chicago; s. Fred (b. F 14, 1854, Ger.) and 
 Ottilie (Krause) Schott (b. S 5, 1853, do.). 
 Prepared in Medill H. S., Chicago. Arch. 
 Club; (Choral Soc. Arch. Draftsman, Chicago, 
 1905; do., Leonard Engng. Co., Chicago. Mem., 
 Christian Catholic and Apostolic Church. 
 Married Charlotte Congdon, Je 7, 1906 (died 
 My 6, 1916); Rose Swanson, S 25, 1917. Chil- 
 dren: Frederick III, b. Mr 20, 1907. Marga- 
 ret (adopted), b. N 28, 191 3. Address, 2712 
 Ezekiel Ave., Zion City. 111. 
 
 2506. CHARLES WARD SCHROEDER 
 (Brother of No. 6546) 
 
 Securities Buver; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. My 
 8, 1884, Jolict, 111.; s. Ferdinand W. and Abbie 
 C. (Ward) Schroedcr. Prepared in Joliet Tp. 
 II. S. Univ. of Wis., 1^02-3; M. S., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1906; A. M., Lniv. of Chicago, 1909. 
 Helped organize Cml. Club; Founder (with 
 Hugo Schmidt) of Oaks, which later became 
 Theta Delta Chi. Flood Fellow, Univ. of 
 Calif., 1905-6; Fellow in trans., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1906-7; Lecturer, in charge of courses 
 in R. R. Finance, R. R. Statistics, Passenger 
 Traffic, R. R. Law, Univ. of Chicago, 1907; 
 Merchant. Joliet, III., 1907-8; Fellow in Pol. 
 Econ., Univ. of Chicago, 1908-9; Statistician 
 and Investor, Chicago, 1909, with Alfred Baker 
 it Co.; on persotial staff, Harrison Williams, 
 N. Y.; Bond Dept., Nat. City Bank, N. Y., 
 1914-17; Mgr. Industrial Buying Dept., Nat. 
 City Co., 1917 — ; during war in Govt. Service 
 as Chief Examiner, War Credits Bd., War 
 Dept., Washington, D. C. Maj., Ordnance 
 Dept. Reserve Corps. Auth.: Ry. Accountan- 
 cy, U)iiv. of Chicago (translated into Spanish 
 for Mex. R. R. and reissued by various rail- 
 ways); Ry. Statistics, series of articles, Ky. 
 and Engng. Rez'iezv, 1907; Value of R. R. and 
 Industrial Stocks, Alfred Baker & Co., 1909: 
 various articles in Cml. and Financial Chron- 
 icle, Economist, Elec. World, U. S. Investor, 
 Nat. City Bank Publications, etc. Mem., Univ. 
 Club; Marine and Field Club; New York 
 Club; Cml. Club; Columbia Country Club, 
 Washington, D. C. -Married Bertha Filing, 
 My I, 191 1, Sommeryille, N. J. Children: 
 Elizabeth Ward, b. S 1913; Helen Ward, b. 
 F 1917. Address, Nat. City Co., 55 Wall St.. 
 N. Y. 
 
 2507. ALFRED GEORGE SCHUTT 
 (Brother of No. 1268) 
 
 Engr. and Const. Supt.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 Jl 14, 1883, Belleville, III.; s. Christian (b. Ja 
 "2, 1848. Wetterfeld, Hessen, Ger.) and Kath- 
 arine (Pfeil) Schutt (b. N 7, 1850, near Frank- 
 fort-on-the-Main. do.). Prepared in Belleville 
 
 II. S. M. and E. E. Soc; C. E. Club; 
 mini staff; Orchestra. Asst. Engr., Bren- 
 neke & J^ay, Consulting Engrs., St. Louis, 
 1905-9; Struct. Draftsman, Parker-Russell Min. 
 & Mfg. Co., 1909; Estimator, Fruin, Colnoii 
 Contracting Co., St. Louis, 1909; Engr. and 
 Estimator, Selden-Breck Const. Co., 1909-10; 
 office Engr. Mo. R. R., 1910-11; Struct. Checker, 
 191 1 ; Engr. and Asst. Supt. on contracting 
 with Brenneke & Fay, St. Louis, 1911-12; Civ. 
 Engr., Westlake Const. Co., St. Louis; Engr., 
 Packard Motor Car Co., 191 5; with Albert 
 Kaher. Arch., 1916; Contractor's Dept., do., 
 1917; Engr. and Supt., II. M. Lane Co., on 
 war work, 1918; Private practice, Detroit, F 
 1919 — •. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Assoc, mem.. 
 A. S. C. E.- \^ P., mini Club of St. Louis, 
 191J. Married Ada Lura Furber, Je 8, 1910. St. 
 Louis. Children: Marjorie, b. O 14, 191 1; Al- 
 fred, F., b. Ap 24. 1913: Helen, b. F 
 19 1 7. Address, 764 Virginia Park, La 
 Gardens, Detroit. 
 
 2508. JOHN T. SCOTT 
 
 Abstract and Loan Bus.; LL. B. ; b. 
 
 1871. Sublette, 111.; s. Dorsey (b. Jl 30, 
 
 Coles Center, O.) and Louisa (Welch) Scott 
 
 (b. Jl 2, 18:51, Grobton, Vt.). Prepared in No. 
 
 III. St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. Acad. Phi Delta 
 Phi; Theta Kappa Nu; Army and Navy Club; 
 Pol. Sc. Club. Practiced Law, 1905-7; Cashier. 
 Stockmen's Nat. Bank, Casper, Wyo., 1907-10; 
 Co. Treas., Natrona Co., Wyo., 1910-14; Mgr., 
 Natrona Co. Abstract and Loan Co., 1915—. 
 111. Nat. Guard, 1889-98; served in U. S. ser- 
 vice, Cuban and Porto Rican campaign, 1898; 
 reenlistcd in III. Nat. Guard, 1902. Married 
 Nora Elma Haygood, Mr i, 1908, Cheyenne, 
 Wyo. Child, Ruth Elma, b. Mr 2, 1909. 4d- 
 dress, Casper, Wyo. 
 
 Salfe 
 
 D I, 
 1828, 
 
-30 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1 1005 
 
 J5og. CLAUDE ilENDRICKSON SEYMOUR 
 Coal Dealer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 25, 18S2, 
 Fredonia, Kaii.; s. William Harvey (h- Mr 30. 
 iSjq, Barrington, 111.) and .lenuie, E. (Ilen- 
 drickson) Sevnunir (b. la 5. 186::, do.). Pre- 
 ruired in Elgin li. S. C. E. Club; Tau Beta Pi. 
 ihaftsnian. Am. Bridge Co., 1005; McCliiitic- 
 Marshall Const. Co.. 1905; Designer and Esti- 
 mator, _igo6; Asst. Constructing Engr., igoo-o; 
 .Mem., firm C. li. Sevmo\ir & Co., Coal Dealers. 
 Elgin, 111. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Elgin Cml. 
 Club; O. E. S, Married Lura Bunker, Ag j, 
 1905, Elgin, 111. Child, Gordon Bunker, b. N 
 a I, 1007. Address, i_>8 N. GitTord St., Elsrin. 
 
 CARRIE BELLE SHELDON 
 (BOWERS) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S.; b. Mv 23. iSSo, 
 Ottawa, Kan.; d. Herbert Franklin, (b. O 1831, 
 Sherman, N. Y.) and Ellen Maria (Gray) 
 Sheldon (b. Ap 1850, do.). Prepared in (Ot- 
 tawa H. S. Ph. B.. Ottawa Univ., tgoi. Lihii., 
 Ottawa Carnegie Lib., 1906-10; Asst. Libn., 
 1905-6. Married Benjamin Franklin Bowers, 
 I) _'0, 1910, Ottawa, Kan. Children: Benjamin 
 Sheldon, b. S 25, 191.2; William Edwin, b. My 
 30, 1917. Address, Ottawa, Kan. 
 
 2511. ANDREW BRADT SHIPMAN 
 (Brother of No. 3541) 
 Mining &• Milling; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 
 JO. i8Sj. DeKalb, 111.; s. Madison D. and Jen- 
 nie (Bradt) Shipman. -Prepared in DeKalb 
 Tp. H. S. Phi Gamma Delta: 111. Club. Min- 
 ing and Milling of Gold, Silver, Lead Ores 
 with Atlas Mining & Milling Co. Married 
 Ginevra" T. Shipman, N t>, 1907, DeKalb, 111. 
 Address, DeKalb, Ill.t 
 
 251-2. CHARLES EDWARD SIMS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. £.; b. D it, iSSi. 
 Lineoln, 111.; s. Lewis J. (b. Ap 5, 1849, Vir- 
 ginia, 111.) and Emmaline L. (BurrilU Sims 
 (b. D 23, 1S50). Prepared in Lincoln H. S. 
 Adelphic; Orat. Assn.; C. E. Club; Y. M_. C. 
 A. Draftsman, Indianapolis, 1905-8; Sec- 
 Treas., Interstate Cement Tile Mgrs. Assn.. 
 igo9-:j; Mgr.', Worthington Concrete Tile Co.. 
 Worthington. Minn., 1908-14; Draftsman, Llew- 
 ellyn Iron Works, Los Angeles, 1916-1S; do., 
 City of Los Angeles, Harbor Dept., igiS- — -. 
 Assoc. Ed., Concrete, 1916-17. Married Pansy 
 Elizabeth Cook, N :;4, 1904, Urbana. Children: 
 Kenneth A., b. S S, 1905 (died S 20, 1906); 
 Helen M., b. Ag 2, 1907; Louis B., b. O 9, 
 1 009. Address, io--g Avon Place, South Pasa- 
 dena, Calif. 
 
 2513. DELLA J.VRRETT SISLER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 24, 1S76, La 
 Grange, Afo.; d. William Henry and Lorena 
 Jarrett (Sisler). Prepared in Emporia (Kan.) 
 St. Norm. Sch. Phi Kappa Phi. Address, 
 Lib., Univ. of N. M., Alburquerque, N. M. 
 
 2514. CHARLES E. SKELLEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 7, 1879, 
 DeKalb Co., 111.; s. Thomas (b. D 22, 1851, 
 Chicago") and Anna Skellev (b. S 1858, Naper- 
 ville, 111.). Prepared in DeKalb H. S. M. E. 
 Soc. Address, 45x9 N. Whipple St., Chicago. 
 
 2515. HAZEL SLOAN (SCIIROEDER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 4, 1882; d. William 
 Niccolls (b. 1849, Pittsburgh) and Mary Sam- 
 antha (Gray) Sloan (b. 1849, Pittsburgh). Pre- 
 pared in Helena (Mont.) H. S. Eng. Club: Lib. 
 Club. Phi Delta Psi. Alarried Phillip George 
 Schroeder, N 15, 1905, Helena, Mont. Child- 
 ren: John William, b. N 9, 1906; Mary Louise, 
 b. Mr 13. 1912. .'Iddrcss, 621 Spruce Si., Hel- 
 ena, Mont. 
 
 2516. EDWIN RAYMOND SMITH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2820, 3546, 3547) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 13, 1879. 
 Danville, 111.: s. John Eli (b. D 3, 1854, do.) 
 and Mary Ellen (.Firebaugh) Smith (b. D 
 11, 1855, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. A. 
 AL, Univ. of Wis.. 190S; Ph. D., Ludwig Max- 
 imilian's Univ., Munich, loit. Adelphic; Al- 
 pha Delta Phi; Sigina Xi: Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Special Honors; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Pres., Sr. 
 Class; Pres., Math. (Jlub; Maj., Univ. Eegt. 
 Inst., Math., Univ. of Wis., 1905-9; Stud., 
 Munich, 1009-11; Asst. Prof.. Math., Pa. St. 
 Coll., iQti-i8; Dir. Summer Session, 1914-18. 
 •Vuth. : Zur Theorie der Ileinesche Reiche und 
 deren Verallgemeinerungen. Jlem., Presby. 
 Church: .\m. Math. Soc; Am. Math. .\ssn. 
 Married Lulu Edith Cass, Ag 26, igoS. Child, 
 Cass Firebaugh, b. S 28, 1910. Address. H.irts- 
 wick Ave., St. College, Pa.; bus. add., 105 ftlain 
 St., do. 
 
 2517. FRED D. SMITH 
 Mgr., Supply Dept.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 
 8. 187S, .Mexis. 111.; s. Alexander and Eliza 
 Smith. Prepared in Monmouth Coll. Prep. 
 Sch. Delta Kappa Epsilon: Eta Kappa Nu: 
 Track Team. I. T. S., Danville Plant. Installing 
 Apparatus, :90s: Constructing Engr., rfo.. 1906- 
 7: Valuation, Chicago City Rv. & Lighting 
 Properties, 1908; Engr.. South 'Side Elevated 
 Ry. Co.; .\sst. Gen. Mgr., Interstate Elec. ^Ifg. 
 Co. and McGraw Co., Sioux City, Ta., 1909-17; 
 Mgr. Mill Supply Dept., McGraw Co., Omaha, 
 Neb. and Sioux City, la., 1917-18. Address, 
 709 S. Elizabeth St., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 2518. KENNETH GARDNER SMITH 
 
 (Brother of No. 1593) 
 Dir., Engng. Exten. ; B. S. in M. E., 1905; 
 M. E., 1910; b. N 28, 1873, Dixon, 111.; s. Eli 
 Clark (h. Ap 23, 1820, Ticondero\ia, N. Y.) 
 and Seraphina (Francis) Smitli (b. Ja 14, 1846, 
 Dixon, III.). Prepared in Dixon IL S. A. B., 
 Univ. of Chicago, iSg6; Harvard, summer, 191 1. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Beta Pi: Sigma Xi; Y. 
 M. C. A. cabinet; Class Football Team. Erect- 
 ing road and floor hand. Brown Corliss Engine 
 Co., Corliss, Wis., 1903-4; Floor hand, West- 
 inghouse Mach. Co., 1905; Erecting Engr. and 
 Shop Supt., Kerr Turbine Co., 1905-8; Asst. 
 Prof, of M. ~E., Univ. Exten. Div., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1908; Asst. Prof, of M. E., Univ. of 
 111., 1908-9; Asst. Prof, of M. E., Univ. 
 Exten. Div., Univ. of Wis. in charge of 
 Milwaukee Dist., 1909-11: Assoc. Prof., M. E. 
 LIniv. of Wis., 1911-13: Dir. of Engng. Exten., 
 la. §t. Coll., Ames, la.. 1913-17; Special work 
 on army and shipbuilding trades for Federal 
 Bd. for Vocational Educ. loir-iS: .\ppointed 
 special agent for indus. educ, Montreal, 191S; 
 in charge of supplementary trade courses for 
 sliipyard workers, LT. S. Shipping Bd., 1918 — . 
 .\uth.: Shop Math, for L^niv. Exten. Div., Univ. 
 of Wis. (one of three collaborators). 300 pp.: 
 part of course on Heat, LIniv. Exten. Div.: part 
 of course on Heating and N'entilation, do.. Ice 
 and Refrigeration. 111. Coal, 1909; Building 
 of Small Steam Turbines, Mach., looS; als« 
 various mag. articles on Indus, educ. and 
 special trade educ. texts. Mem., West. Soc. 
 of Engrs. : Milwaukee Engrs. Club; Sec, City 
 Club of Milwaukee: Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn.; 
 Sec, Social Service Com., St. of Wis. 
 Diocese of Milwaukee. Married Mary Cham- 
 berlain, Ag 20, 1907, Muskegon, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, .\mes, la.; bus. add., 1012 Merchants' 
 Bank, Indianapolis. 
 
 ^519. THOMAS BARRINGTON FRANKLIN 
 SMITH 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mv 12, 1877. Eddyville, 
 Kv.: s. William Franklin (b. Je 4, 1845, do.) 
 aiid Sarah M. (.Nichein Smith (h. Je t6, 1852, 
 do.). Prepared in So. 111. Norm. Sch. Phi Delta 
 Phi; Philomathean; Van TwiHer Court. Arty, at 
 
i90S] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 237 
 
 Law and City Atty., Carbondale, III.; Reviser 
 and Compiler of the Revised Ordinances of the 
 City of Carbondale, 1905. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; B. P. O. E. ; A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F.; 
 K. of P.; M. W. A. Married Bessie Johnson, 
 S 9. 1903. Carbondale, 111. Address, 400 VV. 
 Main St., Carbondale, IlLf 
 
 2520. VALENTINE SMITH 
 H. Sch. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 25, 
 
 1876, Hamilton, O.; s. John L. (b. Ja i, 1842, 
 do.) and Wilhelmina (Sipp) Smith (b. F 4, 
 1848, do.). Prepared in Atwood H. S. ; Univ. 
 Acad.; Univ. of 111., 1905-6; do., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1908-9; do., 1908-14. Prin., Port Byron, 
 III., H. S., 1905-8; lioltville, Calif., igog— . 
 Auth.: A Plan to Include 7th and 8th Grades 
 in the H. S. in order to Give Them the Ad- 
 vantages of Departmental Instruction, Man. 
 of the lioltville Union H. S. Mem., Christian 
 Church; Pres., C. K. Soc; Co. Supt., Inter- 
 mediate C. E. work. Imperial Co., Calif.; Pres., 
 Imperial Co., C. E. Union, two yrs.; Pres., 
 Imperial Co. Ath. League. Married Mrs. 
 Honora De Busk, 1914, lioltville, Calif. Ad- 
 dress, lioltville, Calif. 
 
 2521. WESLEY NEWTON SPITLER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 27, i88r, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. Abram (b. F 21, 1841, Luray, 
 Va.) and Mary (Thomas) Spitler (b. Jl 18, 
 1851, Mattoon, 111.). Prepared in Mattoon 
 H. S.; Sagamon Coll., 1901. Tau Beta Pi. 
 Ins., Mattoon, 111., 1906; Testman, G. E. 
 Works, Schenectady, 1907; I. T. S., 1907 Ins.; 
 Asst. Supt., Heat, Lt. & Power Plant, Mattoon, 
 1910; Draftsman, Sargent and Lundy, Consult- 
 ing Engr.,' Chicago, 1910-14; Baehr, Consulting 
 Engr., 191 5; Draftsman, designer, squad chief. 
 Commonwealth Edison Co., 1915-17; Sessions 
 Engng. Co. (Gen. Devices and Fittings Co.), 
 19 1 7 — . Patented Drawing Bd. Attachment, 
 F 23, 1915. Mem., Baptist Church; K. of P.; 
 Edison Orchestra; Schenectady organizer of 
 Orchestra; Am. Assn. of Engrs., 1917. Mar- 
 ried Ruth Ada Keene, D 31, 1908, N. Berwick, 
 Me. Children: Abram Keene, b. D i, 1909; 
 Wesley Clyde, b. My 18, 1912; Ruth Virginia, 
 b. S 14, 1914; Frederick, b. Mr 2, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Mt. Greenwood, 111. 
 
 2522. ALPHONSO PERRY STANDARD 
 Surgeon; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 13, 1881, 
 Lewiston, 1\\.; s. Perry J. (b. Mr 4, 1851, Ful- 
 ton Co., 111.) and Anna J (Cordner) Standard 
 (b. Je 20, 1852, Farmington, HI.). Prepared in 
 Lewiston H. S. M. D., Coll. of P. and S., 
 1906. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Lt., Univ. Regt. 
 Interne, Chicago Lying-in Hosp., 1906-7; Madi- 
 son Gen. Hosp., 1907-8; Asst. Surg., St. 
 Francis Hosp., Macomb, 111., 1908-10; Attend- 
 ing Surg., Graham Hosp., Canton, 111., 1910-14; 
 do., St. Francis Hosp., Macomb, 111., 1914 — . 
 Sec, Canton Physicians Club; Fulton Co. Med. 
 Soc; McDonough Co. Med. Soc; 111. St. Med. 
 Soc; Fellow, Am. Med. Soc. Married Lula 
 Standard, 1907, Watertown, Wis. Children: 
 William Perry, b. Ag 5, 1908; Dorothy Anna, 
 b. Ja 10, 1912. Address, 506 E. Carroll St., 
 Macomb, 111. . 
 
 2523. ROY STEBBINS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 30, 1883; s. 
 Frpnk (b. i860. Summer Hill, 111.) and Lydia 
 Almira (Bixby) Stebbins (b. i860, Pittsbtirg). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Agr. Club, Pres. and 
 Sec; Class Football and Agr. Coll. Baseball 
 Team; 2d Varsity Football Team. Farming and 
 Stockfeeding, Mont., 1905 — . Auth.: One or 
 two articles in ///. Agr. Mem., Presby. Church, 
 Clerk. Married Carrie .^rtemisia Weaver, Mr 
 20, 1907, Pittsfield, 111. Children: Donald 
 Lervy, b. My 25, 1908; Dean Waldo, b. Ja 14, 
 1913. Address, Billings, Mont. 
 
 2524. ANGELINE JONES STEDMAN 
 
 (ALLEN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2013) 
 
 r,,^- ,^^'-„'." ^- ^ ^•' ^- My 13. 1883, Mendota, 
 111.; d. Wdham Henry (b. Ag 12, 1840, Bedford 
 Co., Pa.) and I'.elle (Kimberlin) Stedraan (b. 
 S 24, 1849, Louisville, Mo.). Prepared in 
 Champaign II. S. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta 
 Gamma; Eng. Club; Y. W. C. A.; Le Cercle 
 Francais; Glee and Opera Club; Illio Artist. 
 Auth.: .\rt in the Home, Agr., 1905. Married 
 Arthur William Allen ('04), D 19, 1906, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Barbara Belle, b. D 19, 191 0; 
 Angeline, b. F 6, 1915; Arthur William, Jr., 
 b. D 28, 19 1 6. Addressj 752 Moss Ave., Peoria. 
 
 2525. HOWARD CHARLES STORM 
 
 Supt. of Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 4, 
 1877, Marley, 111.; s. William (b. 1845, Tain, 
 Scotland) and Ellen (Sharts) Storm (b. 1852, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S. A. M., 
 Univ. of Chicago. 1914. Adelphic; Orat. .Assn.; 
 Eng. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Ind.-Ill. Debating 
 Team. Prin., IL S., Elizabeth, 111., 1905-8; 
 Supt. of Schs., Elmhurst, 111., 1908-10; Rancher, 
 near Great Falls, Mont., 1910-11; Head of Eng. 
 Dept.. Anderson (Ind.) H. S., 1911-12; Supt. 
 of Schs., Maquoketa, la., 1912-16; do., Batavia, 
 111., 1916 — . Married Mary Elizabeth Ballon, 
 1907, Wheaton, 111. Address, 78 N. Batavia 
 .\ve., Batavia, 111. 
 
 2526. GEORGE SYPE 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 23, 187S, 
 Fairbury, 111.; s. William (b. 1838, Troy, O.) 
 and Matilda (Longenecker) Sype (b. 1847, Ind. 
 Co., Pa.). Prepared in Fairbury H. S. Adel- 
 phic; Der Deutsche Verein; Orat. Soc; Phil. 
 Club; Math. Club; Adelphic Debating team; 
 Mgr. Lecture Course. Prin., Carrollton H. S., 
 1905-6; Teacher, Pontiac Tp. H. S., 1006-9; 
 Chicago, 1909 — ; Teacher of Chem., Austin 
 H. S., 111. Mem., 111. St. Teachers' Assn.; 
 Federation of Men Teachers; Central Assn. 
 of Sc. and Math. Teachers; Chicago H. and 
 Norm. Sch. Assn. Married Jenny Evans Wil- 
 liams, Je 7, 1905, Champaign. Children: Mar- 
 garet Shirley, b. Ja 20, 1914; John W., b. 
 Mr 27, 1916; William Russell, b. Mr 21, 1909. 
 .4ddress, 147 N. Humphrey Ave., Oak Park, 
 111. 
 
 2527. RUTH BEATRICE TAYLOR 
 
 (WAGENSEIL) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2535) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1906; b. D 14, 1884, 
 I5clvidere, Neb.; d. Charles Denning (b. 1850, 
 Taylor's Sta., Ind.) and Margaret Ann 
 (Boland) Taylor (b. 1849, Perry town, On- 
 tario). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Ale- 
 thenai; Eng. Club; Illio Staff; III. Mag. Staff, 
 Grad. Stud, and Asst., Rhet., Univ. of 111., 
 1905-7. Married Edgar White Wagenseil 
 ('05), Ag 8, 1907, Champaign.. Children: John 
 White, b. O 26, 1914; Martha, b. N 21, 1917- 
 Address, 5766 E. Circle Ave, Norwood Park, 
 Chicago. 
 
 2528. WILLIAM SUMMER THAYER 
 
 Editor; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1909; b. N 
 20, 1880, Cleveland; s. William Henry (b. O 
 7, 1848, Burlville, R. I.) and Charlotte Matilda 
 (Broadhead) Thayer (b. Ja 6, i860, Hull, 
 Qtiebec, Can.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago; Thornton Tp. H. S., Harvey, 111. 
 With Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y.; 
 Testing Dept., 1905-8; Head Instruction Book 
 Section, Gen. Elec. Publication Bur., 1908 — . 
 y\uth. and Ed., Numerous Buls. and Pubs, of 
 GeiT. Elec, Co. Mem., Baptist Emmanuel 
 
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 Church. Married Caroline Adelaide Tann- 
 hauser, b. My 16, 1908, Pittsficld, Mass. 
 Child, Robert William, b. Je 23, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 14 Riverside Ave., Scotia, N. Y.; bus. 
 add., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 2S-'9. JAMES ARrrHUR THOMPSON 
 (Husband of No. 2226) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 18, 1883, Rush- 
 ville, HI.; s. William James Thomp.son (b. Jl 
 16, 1858, Oneida, HI.) "and Margaret Jeannette 
 (Arthur) Thompson (b. S 24, iS(>2.). I're 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; Choral 
 Soc; Orat. Assn.; Philoniathean; lllini StalT; 
 Originator of Agr. Love Feast; Originator of 
 Korea Mission Tile. Instr., Hampton Inst., 
 iqo7; Hidus. Missionary of M. E. Church, 
 South; Arch, for Korea Mission of M. E. 
 Church, South; Grad. stud., Univ. of HI., 1914- 
 15; Superintended const, and helped design 
 Rushville H. S.; Kngr., Kushville paving, 1915; 
 Co. Surv., Schuler Co., 1916; Rural Mail Car- 
 rier and farmer, 19 17 — . OrgSnizer, Schuyler 
 Co. Farmers' Bur.; Designer, Schuyler Co. 
 Model One Room Sch.; Model (Country Church. 
 Married Anna Riehl ('04), S 15, 1908. Child- 
 ren: Ralph James, b. Ag 7, 1909; Willard 
 Davenport, b. Ag 21, 191 1; Eleanor June, b. 
 Te 9, 1913; Erwin Arthur, b. N 9, 1915; Alice 
 b. Ap 5, 1917. Address, Gladacres, Kushville, 
 
 2530. ALBERT FRANCIS TRAMS 
 (Brother of No. 3208) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 27, 1875, 
 Garrien, Ger. ; s. Charles Frederick (b. F 8, 
 1856, Leppien, do.) and Bertha Mathilda 
 (Broth) Triams (b. F 10, 184)6, Garrien, 
 do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Kng. Club; 
 Der Deutsche Verein; Phil. Club; Class Poet. 
 Prin. II. S., Paxton. 111., 1005-8: Lincoln II. S., 
 111., 1908-13; Bridgeport Tp. II. S., 111., 1911- 
 15; Joliet Tp. H. S., 111., IQI5— ; Instr. of 
 Rhet., 111. St. Norm. Univ.. summer, 1917-18. 
 Auth.: Articles, Thou Shalt Sow. But Not 
 Reap, S 191 1, Farm a>id Fireside; What Must 
 I Do At College. School Progress, N iqii: 
 Pedagog's Plaint, Sch. and Soc. My 1917; Band 
 mastering the Class-period. F.ng. Jour., My 
 1Q17; First Prize articles, Lit. Digest, 1915. 
 Mem., N. E. A.; Schoolmasters' Club; Nat. 
 Council Teachers of Eng. ; 111. St. Teachers' 
 Assn.; I'res., 111. Assn. of Teachers of Eng., 
 1918. Married Lottie Belle Peacock, Tl 12, 
 1906. Address, 109 Dewey Ave., Joliet, 111. 
 
 2531. ALBERT TRIEBEL 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 25, 1883, 
 Peoria; s. Henrv George (b. N 10, 1856) and 
 Ida (Schwab) Triebel (b. Ag 16, i860, Peoria). 
 Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Arch. Club; Track Team. 
 Arch. Draftsman, D. L. & W. R. R., 1905 6; 
 with F. L. Davis of N. Y. and Philadelphia, 
 190O; Supt. for Holabird & Roche, Chicago, 
 1906-7; Asst. Gen. Mgr., Peoria Stone & Mar- 
 ble Works, 1907-10; Mem.. Triebel & Sons, 
 ilonunients, 1910—. Married Blanche Hedrich, 
 F 22, 1909, Peoria. Children: Lucille, b. D 
 12, J909; Henry H., b. F 22, 1912; Albert 
 Jr., b. My 29, 1915. Address, 113 S. Maple- 
 wood Ave., Peoria. 
 
 2532. ANNA ROBERTA VAN METER 
 (Sister of No. 2847) 
 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. Washington, 111.; 
 d. Marion Lafayette (b. 1832, Breckenridge 
 Co., Ky.) and Marian Julia (Bell) Van Meter 
 (b. 1832, Meade Co., Ky.). Prepared in Tolono 
 H. S. M. S.. Univ. of Chicago, 1908. Sc. 
 t'lub; Chem. Club; Der Deutsche \'erein. .As 
 St. Prof., H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1908-11; Prof., 
 llome Econ.. O. St. Univ., 1913 — . .\uth.: On 
 the Hist, of Chem., The People's Mag.. Chi- 
 
 cago, 190s; contributions to the Sch. News, 
 articles on the teaching of household arts in 
 the Country Schs. ; Lab. Guide for Selection 
 and Preparation of Food, Whitcomb and Bar- 
 rows, Boston, 1907; Rev. ed., do., 1910; do.. 
 igi.s; The Function of the Trade-Mark, Jour, of 
 Home Econ., Vol. i, pp. 333-44, 1909; Review 
 of Ein Mittelburgliches Budget uber einen 
 Zehnjahrigen Zeitraum; Nebst .\nhang Die 
 \'erteurung der Lebenshaltung im Lichte des 
 Massenkonsums; Henrietta Furth, Gustav 
 Fischer, Jena, 1907, Am. Jour, of Sociol., Vol. 
 14, 1909; Economy ami Beauty in the Homes 
 of the Community, Chap. 9 in Educ. Resources 
 in the Village and Rural Communities, Edited 
 by J. K. Hart, Macmillan, 191 3; Correspond- 
 ence Lessons on Foods, O. St. Univ., 1917; 
 Hub, The Saving of Wheat, do., 1918. Mem., 
 Christian Church; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Cen- 
 tral 111. Branch, Assn. of Coll. Alumnae. Ad- 
 dress, i7(.4 N. High St.. Columbus, O. 
 
 2-:.ii. •ED(;AR JAMES VINES 
 (Husband of No. 1501) 
 Sch. Supt.; A. B.; b. Jl 28, 1873, Chebense, 
 111.; s. Jacob Claestia (Johnson) Vines. Pre- 
 pared in Talbot, Ind.; Ind. St. Norm., Terre 
 Haute. Pres., Philoniathean: ist Asst. Ed., 
 The Normal Adi'ancc. Supt. of Schs., Bement, 
 111., 1905. Married Nellie May Frazey Coi), 
 Ag 16, 1905. Urbana. Children: Ouentin (Tarol, 
 b. Je 4, 1906; Alicia Nelletta. b. O 13, 1909. 
 Died .1e 23. 1909, Chrismnn, 111. 
 
 2534. SOPHIE MARY VOSS (MEHARRY) 
 (Wife of No. 2460; Sister of Nos. 4952, 6636) 
 B. Mus.; b. F 9, 1883, Urbana; d. John 
 Albert (b. Ja 10, 1855, Alt Roebel, Mecklen- 
 burg Schwerin, Cicr.) and Caroline (Lingreen) 
 V'os» (b. F 20, 1858, Sarrentien, New Vorpor- 
 mem., do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S.; 
 Studied piano with I'rof. Martin Krause and 
 harmony with William Klatte, 1006-8; Stern's 
 Conservatory of Music, Berlin, diploma in 1908. 
 Instr. Mus., Univ. of 111., 1909-12. Married 
 George Francis Meharry ('05), F 27, 1912, 
 Champaign. Child, John Frederick, b. S 25, 
 1015. .-tddress. Tolouo, 111. 
 
 2535. EDGAR iVHITE WAGENSEIL 
 
 (Husband of No. 2527) 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 16, 1884, 
 Port Huron, Mich.; s. George O. (b. S 19, 
 1S60, Cleveland) and Mary Adelia (White) 
 Wagenseil (b- -Vg i, i8t>i. Port Huron, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Port Huron, Mich., H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Sigma. Lt. Cot., Univ. Regt.; Class 
 Pres.; Class Football Mgr.; Chm., Prom. Com. 
 Draftsman, B. 1-". Sturtevant Co., 1905; Asst. 
 Master Mech., HI. Steel Co., 1905-7; Salesman, 
 Warren Webster Co., 1909; Deputy Smoke In- 
 sp., Chicago, 1907-9; Sales Mgr., Burke Fur- 
 nace Co., 1909-18; Salesman, The Under Feed 
 Stoker Co. of America. 1919 — . Mexican Border 
 Service in ist 111. F. .V., 1916; Capt. Unit No. 
 378. 111. Volunteer Tr. Corps, 1918; Lt., Aero 
 Service, Ireland, 1918; Mustered out, F 4, 1919- 
 U. S. Pub. Service Reserve, Am. Protective 
 League, Sec, 1009. Dir., 1909-12; \'. P., 1917- 
 18, lllini Club of Chicago; mem., A. S. M. E. 
 Married Ruth B. Taylor ('05), Ag 8, 1907, 
 Champaign. Children: John White, b. O 26, 
 1914; Martha, b. N 2i,"i9i7. Address. 5766 E. 
 Circle Ave., Norwood Park. Chicago; bus. add., 
 18th Floor, Harris Trust Bldg., do. 
 
 2536. ULYSSES GARFIELD WARD 
 I.awver; LL. B. ; b. S 8, 1880, Shelbyville, 
 
 111.: s. .Alexander (b. Ap 24, 1833) and Cor- 
 delia (Vanhise) Ward (b. D 2, 1838, C). 
 Prepared in Shelbvville H. S. Phi Alpha Delta. 
 Address, Shelbyville, 111. 
 
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 2537. LAURA BELLE WARDER 
 Law Clerk; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 8, 1883, 
 Marion 111.; d. William IL (b. Ag 21, 1859, 
 Johnson Co., 111.) and Meta (Goodall) Warder 
 (b. Je 16, 1864, Marion, 111.). Prepared in Mar- 
 ion H. S.; Christian Coll., Columbia, Mo. Phi 
 Delta Psi. Address, Marion, 111. 
 
 2538. WILLIAM HERBERT WARNER 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 17, 1882, 
 Dixon, 111.; s. Clinton (b. 1850, Conn.) and 
 Myra Ophelia (Brookner) Warner (b. 1858, 
 Dixon, 111.). Prepared in N. Dixon H. S. 
 Pi Theta; Tau Beta Pi. Engng. Aid., U. S. 
 R. S., 1905; Transitman Great No. R. R., 1906; 
 Bridge Dept., C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1906-9; 
 Am. Bridge Co., 1909-10; Holabird & Roche, 
 Struct. Engng., 1910-12; D. H. Burnham & Co., 
 Struct. Engng., 1912-14; Mem., Randall & 
 Warner with own bus. as William H. Warner, 
 Struct. Engr., 1918 — . Married Elsie Susan 
 Emmitt, D 22, 1906, Pittsburgh. Address, 2000 
 Isabella St., Evanston, 111.; bus. add., i6oi 
 Monroe Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 2539. ARTHUR RAY WARNOCK 
 Asst. Dean of Men; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 D 4, 1883, Mason City, 111.; s. George William 
 (b. D 25, 1858, do.) and Charlotte Emma (Cos- 
 tain) Warnock (b. Mr 24, 1857, Rockford, 111.). 
 Prepared in Mason City H. S. Beta Theta 
 Pi; Phi Delta Phi; Eng. Club; Philomathean; 
 Shield and Trident; Ed., ///. Mag.; Hatchet 
 Orator, 1905; Phi Beta Kappa. Instr. in Eng., 
 Uniy. of III., 1905-7, igo8-io; do., Smith Acad., 
 St. Louis, 1907-8; Asst. Dean of Men, Univ. of 
 111., 1910 — . Auth.: (with Thomas Arkle 
 Clark), Facts for Freshman Concerning the 
 Univ. of 111., 100 pp. Mem., Trinity M. E. 
 Church, 191 1 — ; Univ. Club, 1909—. Married 
 Geraldine Grace Fouche, S 4, 1915, Petersburg, 
 111. Children: Arthur Ray, Jr., b. S 20, 1916; 
 John Fouche, b. My 13, 1918. Address, 904 
 S. 6th St., Champaign. 
 
 2540. CHRISTOPHER BEACH WATROUS 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 23, 1883, 
 Hampshire, 111.; s. Benjamin T. (b. Bingham, 
 N. Y.) and Mary Anna (Guady) Watrous (b. 
 Woodstock, 111.). Prepared in Culver Mil. 
 Acad.; Hampshire H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Yoxan. Sales Engr., Link Belt Co., Chicago; 
 with E. P. Jamison & Co., Spokane, Wash.; in 
 charge of allied Const. Mach. Corp., Barcelona, 
 Spain; Portugal; N. Africa. Married Mable 
 Frances Spencer, Ap 17, 1912, Spokane. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Allied Const. Mach. Co., Barcelona, 
 Spain. 
 
 2541. EDMUND BURKE WHEELER 
 (Brother of No. 4971) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 19, 1883, 
 Bellflower, 111.; s. Thomas Metcalf (b. O 4. 
 1855, Kalamazoo Co., Mich.) and Laura Belle 
 (Garst) Wheeler (b. Ja 21, 1859, Clark Co., 
 O.). Prepared in BelWower Sch.; Farmer 
 City H. S. E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Elec. Engr., West. Elec. 
 Co., N. Y. ; West. Elec. Co. Inc.. Chicago, 
 190S-07; Transferred to N. Y. office, 1907; 
 Head of Phys. Lab. Branch of Engng. Dept., 
 191 7 — . Married Grace Mary Kelly, Je 14, 
 1910, New York. Address, 1105 S. 3rd St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., 4O3 West St., New York 
 City. 
 
 2542. HILDA KIRKE WHITE (WALTERS) 
 
 (Sister of No. 8880) 
 
 A. B. in Lib. Sc; B. L. S., 1907; b. S 13, 
 
 1883, St. Joseph, Mo.; d. Henry Kirke (b. Jl 
 
 16, 1840, Nunansville, Fla.) and Emily Ger- 
 
 IsV-ind^ TIm'^^p^ ^'"i^ •<*'-oAP '• '860. Blue 
 IT S ' Oh •\-- r'tP^'^'^, I? S'- Joseph. Mo., 
 Pi R;U°P,'f 'VS° ■ ,^nd^Conservatory, ,901-3. 
 
 Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai Y W 
 C. A. cabinet. Cataloger, St. Joseph, Mo.. 
 ri!ii K^-' '^°^-t' O.'-ganizer, William Jewel 
 Coll. Lib. 1907-8; Lrbn., do., 1908-9; Organ- 
 izer, Charles IladdonSpurgeon' Lib., do. Ygoig. 
 Married William Alfred Walters, D 20, 1000. 
 St. Joseph, Mo Children: Gertrude Alice, b. 
 
 TTi5^'a"-"°' ^^'i'''""" Alfred; Mary Louse; 
 Hilda Anne. Address, Le Roy. 111. 
 
 2543- ALVA LEWIS WILT 
 Farmer; A.J5. in Sc.; b. D 3, ,882, Lake 
 
 T.lr^T: --T,r- ^■' ^- O- O- F- Farming, 
 Lake City, 111., 191 3. Married Zoe May 
 Sharpe My 18, 191 1, Lovington, III. Chil- 
 
 H.^'vn. ^"a^^''"'''"^' ^- ^P,i' '912; Thurman 
 Hayne, b. Ag 29. 1914. Address, Lovington, 
 
 2544- FRANK RAE WINDERS 
 Elec. Engr • B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 20, 1882 
 Sycamore, 111.; s. S. W. (b. F 4, 18^3 Haeers 
 town Md.) and Carrie J. (Johnson)' wfnders 
 (b. Ag 7, 1859, Sycamore, 111.). Prepared in 
 Sycamore H.S. E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu? 
 Seymour Guild; Y. M. C. A. Struct. Engr., 
 The Arnold Co., 1905-10; C. W. Humphrey 
 1910-12. Married Maud E. Nacbeagh, S 4 
 1909, Sycamore, 111. Address, Sycamore, Ill.f' 
 
 2545- HARRIETTE WRAY 
 (Sister of Nos. 1190, 8078) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 15, 1880, 
 Winnebago, 111.; d. Samuel Tate (b Tl 2^ 
 1848, Perry Co., Pa.) and Martha (Scott) 
 Wray (b. N 23, 1851, Lycoming Co., Pa.), 
 ri"?^''^'^ w W"?"ebago H. S. Illiola; Eng. 
 Club; Y. W. C. A ; Final and Special Honors, 
 leacher in schs. of St. of Wash., 1910-16; do.. 
 Ip. H. .S. Murphysboro, 111., 1916— . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; O. E. S. Address, Kasbeer, 
 
 2546. HERMAN FESTUES WRIGHT 
 Mgr., Flour Milling Co.; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 
 My 26, 1882, Vienna, 111.; s. James D. and 
 Alpha L. (Woelfle) Wright. Prepared in 
 Vienna H. S. and Union Acad., Anna; grad 
 work, Univ. of 111. Agr. Club; Coll. Dancing 
 Club. With 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., summer, 1905; 
 Supt. of farm and garden, St. Hosp. for In- 
 sane, Ingleside, Neb., 1906-8; Grain Bus., 
 Omaha, Neb., 1908-9; Sales Mgr., Cereal Dept., 
 Pillsbury Flour Mills Co., Minneapolis, 1909- 
 15; Mgr., Crescent Milling Co., 1915 — . Auth.: 
 Articles in ///. Agr. Married Mary Doty, D 
 24, 1915. Grantsburg, Wis. Address, 112-114 
 Corn Exchange, Minneapolis. 
 
 2547. ROBERT ELGENE YOLTON 
 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 25, 1879, 
 Fayette Co., 111.; s. William (b. 1831, Beaver 
 Co., Pa.) and Normanda (Flowers) Yolton (b. 
 D 16, 1845, Bond Co., III.). Prepared in Austin 
 Coll. Tau Beta Pi; Engng. Dept., Buda Co., 
 Harvey, 111., 1905-n; Engng. Dept., Ajax 
 Forge Co., 1911-12. I. C. R. R., 1913-15; Chief 
 Engr,, Kilby Frog & Switch Co., 1918 — . Assoc, 
 mem., A. S. C. E. Married Ella Maude 
 Holmes, Ag 30, 1904, Melvin, 111. Children: 
 Robert Holmes, b. Je 28, 1910; Jean Mildred, b. 
 Ap 8, 1917. Address, 1422 29th St.. North Bir- 
 mingham, Ala. 
 
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 2548. LEASON HEBERLING ADAMS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chetn.; b. Ja i6, 1887, 
 Cherryvale, Kan.; s. William Barton (b. N 
 25, 1858, Taylorville, 111.) and Catherine (He- 
 barling) Adams (b. Mr 11, 1856, Hannibal, 
 Mo.). Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S. 
 Chem., Nelson Morris & Co. Chicago, 1906; 
 do., Mo. Pac. R. R., 1908; do., U. S. Geol., 
 Sur., 1910-17; Research work Geophysical Lab., 
 Carnegie Inst., Washington, 1917 — . Nat. 
 Guard of Pa., 1909-1912. Auth. : Der Einfluss 
 des Druckes auf Schmelzpunkte Einiger Me- 
 talle (with John Johnston) Zeitschr, f. Anorg. 
 Chem., Vol. 72, pp. :!-3o; On the Density of 
 Solid Substances with Special Reference to 
 the Permanent Effect of High Pressure (with 
 John Johnston), 1912; A Note on the Tem- 
 perature Scale between 200° and 1100° (with 
 John Johnston), 1912; also other earlier arti- 
 cles. Married Jeannette Maude Blaisdell, Ja 
 25, 1908, St. Louis. Children: Leason Blais- 
 dell, b. Ap 14, 1909; William Muirhead, b. 
 Ja 8, 191 1 ; Madeline J., b. Ja 22, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, 5607 39th St., Washington, D. C. ; bus. 
 add., 2801 Upton St., do. 
 
 2549. EDWARD RILEY ALLEN 
 
 (Brother of No. 7337) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 28, 1884, Pana, 
 111.; s. John Daniel (b. Ag 15, 1854, Ran- 
 dolph Co., N. C.) and Mary Margaret (Mul- 
 holland) Allen (b. D 2, 1856, Kaskaskia, 111.). 
 Prepared in Rosemond H. :».; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, summer 191 1. Ph. D., Cornell, 1913. 
 Alpha Zeta. Employed in Govt. Service with 
 hdqtrs. at Washington, D. C, 1906-10; Asst., 
 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1906; Bur. of Soils, 1906- 
 8; Bur., Plant Indus., 1908-10; Asst. and later 
 Assoc, Soil Biol, and Technol., O. Agr. E.xp. 
 Sta., Wooster, O., 1913-17; Special studies in 
 Wash. Univ., 1917-18; Visiting investigator, Mo. 
 Botanical Gardens and acting Assoc, Biol. 
 Chem., Wash. Univ. Med. Sch. Married Dora 
 C. Christner, My 31, 1910, Rosemond, 111. 
 Children: Mary Genevieve, b. Ap 19, 191 1; 
 Dorothy Christine, b. S 22, 1914. Address, 
 r-./o Agr. Exp. Sta., Wooster, O. 
 
 2550. 'MAY ALLINSON 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1907; 
 b. Ag 6, 1880, Macon, 111.; d. Richard Theo- 
 dore (b. N 20, 1859, Carrollton, 111.) and Olive 
 (Frazee) Allinson (b. Ap 16, i860, Buckhart, 
 111.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. Ph. D., 
 Columbia Univ., 1916, Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Fellowship in Hist., 1907; Curtis 
 Scholar, Columbia, 1908-9; Fellow, Research 
 Dept., Women's Educ. and Indus. Union, Bos- 
 ton, 1909-10. Asst. Dir., do., 1910-11; Assoc. 
 Dir., do.. 1911-15; Sec, Nat. Soc for Voca- 
 tional Educ, 1917-18. Auth.: Dressmaking as 
 a Trade for Women in Mass., U. S. Bur. Labor 
 Statistics, No. 193; The Boot and Shoe In- 
 dus, in Mass., do., No. 180; Indus. Exp. of 
 Trade Sch. Girls in Mass., do.. No. 215; The 
 Public Sch. and Women in Office Service, 
 Women's Educ. and Indus. Union, Boston, 
 1910 Proceedings. Tenth Annual Convention, 
 Nat. Soc. Indus. Educ, 1917. Mem., Boston 
 A. C. A.; Am. Hist. Assn., 1908-10; Am. Pol. 
 Sc Assn., 1909-10; Am. Econ. Assn. Died 
 D 25, 1918, Indianapolis. 
 
 2551. FRED GRAY ALLISON 
 (Husband of No. 3059; Brother of Nos. 2552, 
 2553) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 8, 1884, Alpha, 
 111.; s. William O. (b. Pa.) and Phylinda 
 (Patterson) Allison (b. Alpha, 111.). Prepared 
 in Alpha H. S.; Knox Coll. Alpha Zeta; Sigma 
 Xi. Asst., Lab. of Physiol. Chem., 1909; Far- 
 mer, Fillmore, Sask., Can., 1911-14; Teacher, 
 
 Walker. Minn., 1914-16. Married Josephine 
 Kerr ('07), Mr i, 191 1, Urbana. Address, 
 Walker, Minn. 
 
 2552. HARRY ORSON ALLISON 
 (Brother of Nos. 2551, 2553) 
 Teacher; B. S^ in Agr.; M. S., 1912; b. 
 N 17, 1887, Alpha, 111.; s. William O. (b. Pa.) 
 and Phyhnda (Patterson) Allison (b. Alpha, 
 111.). Prepared in Alpha H. S. Alpha Zeta: 
 Agr. Club: Sigma Xi; Phi Sigma Kappa. 
 Teaching, Univ. of 111., 1906-10; Univ. of Mo., 
 1910 — . Auth.: Agr. E.xp. Sta. Bui., Nos. 112, 
 149 and 150; Various mag. articles. Address, 
 Columbia, Mo. 
 
 2553. IRA DENT ALLISON 
 (Husband of No. 1896; Brother of Nos. 2551, 
 2552) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr., b. Ap 11, 1880, 
 .Mpha, 111.; s. William O. (b. Pa.) and Phy- 
 linda (Patterson) Allison (b. Alpha, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Knox Coll. Married Edna Du Bois 
 Iloff ('03), Je 20, 1906, Chicago. Address, Mc- 
 rienry, N. Dak.t 
 
 -•554. EVA LUELLA ALVERSON (ECK- 
 
 HARDT) 
 (^^'ife of No. 2378; Sister of Nos. 3619, 4047, 
 8919) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 31, 1884, Stonington, 
 111.; d. Elbridge Monroe and Amelia Caroline 
 (Weiser) Alverson. Prepared in Taylorville 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. Illiola. Teacher, Litchfield 
 H. S., 1906-8; Dwight H. S., 1908-9. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married William George Eck- 
 hardt ('05), D 25, 1909, Urbana. Children: 
 W'illard Leland, b. My 23, 1912; Robert Cas- 
 per, b. N 16, 1913; son, b. Je 1918. Address, 
 -'15 S. 4th St., DeKalb, 111. 
 
 25S5. THOMAS HAMER AMRINE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 24, 1883, 
 Vermont, 111.; s. Ansel (b. D 28, 1857, do.) 
 and Wyllie (Hamer) Amrine (b. Ap 5, 1857, 
 do.). Prepared in Vermont H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Acacia; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Sigma Xi. Engr., West. Elec Co., Chicago, 
 1006; Asst., E. E., Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 
 111., 1906-7; First Asst., E. E., do., 1907-9; As- 
 soc, 1909-10; Engr. in Development Lab., Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Harrison. N. J., 1909; Lamp test- 
 ing dept.. Gen. Elec. Co., Newark, N. J., 
 (910 — . Auth.: Comparative Tests of Carbon 
 and Tantalum Filament Lamps, 1908, Bui. 
 No. 19, Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111.; Light- 
 ing Country Homes by Private Elec. Plants, 
 1908, Bui. No. 25, do.. Tests of Tugnsten 
 Lampe (with H. Guell), 1900, Bui. No. 33, 
 do. Mem., Assoc, in A. I. E. E. ; A. F. A. M. 
 .Married Ella Marshell, Ag 10, 1909, Omaha, 
 Neb. Child, Marshell Hamer, b. N 3, 1910 
 (died N 7, igio). Address, 14 Salter Place, 
 Maplewood, N. J. 
 
 2556. AUGUSTA ANDERSON 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 18, 1882, 
 St. Paul, Neb.; d. Paul and Maurine (Nelson) 
 Anderson. Prepared in St. Paul (Neb.) H. 
 S.; Univ. of Neb.; Carnegie Lib. Sch., Pitts- 
 burgh, 19067. Libn., Pittsburgh, 1906-7; St. 
 Louis, 1908-10; Seattle, 1910 — . Address, 432 
 Summit Ave., North Seattle; bus. add.. Pub. 
 Lib., do. 
 
 2557. CHARLES EDWARD ANDREW 
 City Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 2, 1884, 
 Oregon, III; s. Daniel (b. Ogle Co., 111.) and 
 Mary Cornelia (Slagle) Andrew (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Oregon H. S. Engng. work, St. P. 
 and S. R. R., 1906-8; City Engr. St. Johns, 
 Ore., 1908 — . Address, 814 Lewis Bldg., Port- 
 land, Ore.t 
 
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 2558. FRANK GUY APPLEGATE 
 (Brother of Nos. 3258, 4526, 6055) 
 Sculptor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 9, 1882, 
 Atlanta, 111.; s. Albert A. (b. My 6. 1849, Old 
 Antioch, 111.) and Clara A. (Miller) Applegate 
 (b. My 8, 1851, Atlanta, 111.). Prepared in 
 Atlanta H. S. ; Acad., Fine Arts, Philadelphia; 
 Julien Acad., Paris. St. Competitive Scholar- 
 ship; Football Team. Instr. in Modelling; 
 Sculptor, Morrisville, Pa. Married Alta Ber- 
 tha Chenoweth. Ag 25, 1908, Atlanta, 111. Child, 
 Ruth Elizabeth, b. Ag 191 1. Address, Grey 
 Stones. Morrisville, Pa.; bus. add., W. State 
 and Willow Sts., Trenton, N. J. 
 
 2559. CHARLES LEHMAN ARCHER 
 Credit Man; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 8, 1885, 
 Carmi, 111.; s. Nathaniel Green (b. Ap 11, 
 1 85 1, near Princeton, Ind.) and Mary Cath- 
 erina (Meade) Archer (b. Ag 29, 1855, near 
 Fort Branch, Ind.). Prepared in Carmi H. S. 
 Egyptian Club. Clerk, (31endale Hotel, 1906; 
 Ins., 1906-7; Clerk, Salt Lake Hardware Co., 
 1907; Cashier, Ogde-n Branch LTt. Light & 
 Ry. Co., 1911-12; Adjustment Bur., LTt. Power 
 & Light Co., 1912-15; Credit Man, do., 1915 — 
 Sec. and Treas., Ut. Light & Ry. Co.. section 
 Nat. Elec. Light Assn. Married Julia Eliza 
 beth Gilberg, Je 28, 1911, Salt Lake City, 
 Child, May Lucile, b. Ap 4, 1914. Address 
 407 loth Ave., Salt Lake City. 
 
 2560. JESUS DE VALLE ARIZPE 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 19, 1886, Saltillo, 
 Coahuila, Mex. ; s. Jesus de Valle Arizpe. Pre- 
 pared in Mexico. Address, Saltillo, Coahuila. 
 Mex.t 
 
 2561. HENRY RICHARD ARMELING 
 (Brother of No. 2015) 
 
 Ranchman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 29, 1880; s. 
 John Henry (b. Mr 2, 1841, Badbergen, Ger.) 
 and Caroline (Pugh) Armeling (b. Mr i8, 1841. 
 Wilkesbarre, Pa.). Prepared in Mason City 
 H. S. Delta Upsilon. Civ. Engr., igo6-io: 
 Ranching, 19 10 — ; With Bridge and Bldg. 
 Dept., C. M. & St. P. R. R. Co., Minneapoli.s. 
 Married Rose Gaylord, Ap 22. 1909, Miles 
 City, Mont. Address, Basin, Wyo.f 
 
 2562. HELEN MARIE ATKINSON 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. S: A.; b. Je 6, 1884, 
 Pittsfield, 111.; d. George Morgan (b. Je 14, 
 1856, do.) and Ruth Elliott (Voorhees) At- 
 kinson (b. Ag 22, i860, Georgetown, O.). 
 Prepared in Ouincv H. S. ; Pittsfield H. S. Pi 
 Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa: 
 Soph. Honors; Final Honors; IIHo Bd.; Illini 
 Staff. Prin., Momence H. S.. 1906-7; Ma- 
 comb H. S., 1907-9; Critic Teacher, West. 111. 
 St; Norm. Sch., 1909-10; Asst. to Prin., do., 
 1910-12; Asst. to Pres., Kent St. Norm. Coll., 
 1912 — . Address, Kent, O. 
 
 2563. PAUL AUGUSTINUS 
 Engineer; B. .S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 12, 1873, 
 Denmark. Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Scandinavian Club; Y. M. C. A.; 
 St. Scholarship; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Engr., West. Elec. Co. until 1910; Westing- 
 house Co., 1910-12: Henry Newgard & Co., 
 1912-17; V. P., Marquette Elec. Engng. Co., 
 1 91 7 — . Married Meadora Ellen Patten, Ag 
 igog, Chicago. Children: Helen Magrethe, b. 
 My 8, 1911; Charlotte Louise, b. _D 30, 1012. 
 Address, 400 S. 5th Ave., LaGrange, 111.; 
 bus. add., 222 W. Austin Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2564. GEORGE AWSUMB 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 20, 1888, 
 Skein, Norway; s. Sigwart J. (b. T855, do.) 
 and Amborlina (Throndsen) Awsumb (b. 1858, 
 Porsgrun, do.}. Prepared in Whitewater (Wis.) 
 H. S. Traveling Scholar, 1908 and 1909. 
 
 Draftsman in office of J. C. Llewellyn, Arch., 
 Mundie arid Jensen Arch., Marshall and Fox, 
 Arch., Von Hoist and Fyfe, Arch., 1906-1913; 
 Two trips to Europe in 1906-13; in Bus. for 
 self, 1913 — . Pres., Chicago Arch. Club; 
 Mem.. First M. E. Church, Glen Ellyn. Mar- 
 ried Ella Mabel Wells, Ja i, 1915, Chicago. 
 Children: Wells, b. O 28, 1915; Georgiana, b. 
 F 14, 1 91 8. Address, 189 W. Madison St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 2565. LEWIS FRANK BACON 
 Mach. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 27. 
 
 1882, LaPrairie, 111.; s. Edward H. (b. Ja 19, 
 1832, Astoria, 111.) and Jennie (Walden) Bacon 
 (b. S 27, i860, Hamilton, Mo.). Prepared 
 in LTniv. Acad. Asst. Master Mech., Cleveland 
 Clitfs Iron Co., Princeton, Mich.; Mech. Engr., 
 Harrison Works, E. I. DuPont de Nemours and 
 Co.. 1916 — . Mem., Engrs. Club of Phila- 
 delphia. Address, c/o Engng. Dept., Du Pont 
 Bldg., Wilmington. Del. 
 
 2566. GRACE JEAN BAIRD 
 (Sister of Nos. 3627, 5536) 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Zion City, 111.; 
 d. James M. (b. O 21, 1839, Glasgow, Scot- 
 land) and Anna E. (Alcock) Baird (b. Jl 9, 
 1855, Russell, 111.). Prepared in Waukegan 
 H. S.; No. 111. St. No'rm. Sch. Final Honors. 
 Taught Biol., Mattoon H. S., 111., 1906-8; Ur- 
 bana H. S., 1908-12; James Bowen H. S., 
 Chicago, 1912 — ; Studied in Marine Biol. Lab., 
 Woods Hole, igii. Address, 5605 Dorchester 
 .\ve., Chicago. 
 
 2567. ELEANOR MARY BAKER (BLUE) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2887) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja i, 18S6, Savoy, HI.; 
 d. (jilbert Lane (b. F 18, 1851, Mannsville, 
 N. Y.) and Jennie Stuart (Campbell) Baker (b. 
 F 20, i860. .\yr, Scotland). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Teacher, Carmi H. S., igio-ii. 
 Married Harry J. Blue, Ag 30, 191 1, Cham- 
 paign. .-Iddress, Carlinville, 111. 
 
 2568. FRANK D. BALDWIN 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 14, 1881, 
 Ipava, 111.; s. John J. (b. O 28, 1848, Manito, 
 Tazewell Co.) and Mary J. (Duncan) Baldwin 
 (b. Ja 26, 1856, Lewistown, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Alplia Zeta. Married Nellie 
 Wayne Porter, O 30, 1909, Ipava, 111. Chil- 
 dren: John Porter, b. D 29, igio; Frances 
 Louise, b. Jl 14, 191 2. Address, Ipava, 111. 
 
 2569. JAMES LEO BANNAN 
 (Brother of No. 3267) 
 
 Engr. and Contr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja i, 
 
 1883, Joliet, 111.; s. Patrick R. (b. Athlone, 
 Ireland) and Margaret (O'Reilly) Bannan (b. 
 Essex, N. Y.). Prepared in Joliet H. S. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Bus. Mgr., Illio. Insp. and Designer 
 of Steel Work, N. W. Elevated Ry. Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1006-7; Asst. City Engr., Joliet, 1908-14; 
 Pres., Embankment Co., Engrs. and Contrs. 
 Address, 701 Broadway. Joliet, 111.; bus. add., 
 paign. Address, Carlinville, 111. 
 
 2S70. LITTA CELIA BANSCHBACH 
 (BASCOM) 
 (Wife of No. 2321) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1907; b. S 
 
 22, 1883, Princeton. 111.; d. William and Eliza^ 
 beth Ann (Redlingshafer) Banschbach (b. N 
 21, 1848, Ger.). Prepared in Princeton H. S.; 
 N W. LTniv. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Delta 
 Psi. Libn.. Galena, 111., 1907-10. Married 
 George Rockwell Bascom ('05), Ap 27, 1910. 
 Princeton, 111. Child, William Russell, b. My 
 
 23, 1912. Address, 1819 University Ave., Madi- 
 son. 
 
242 
 
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 257 X. JACOB WILLIAM BARD 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 21, 1883, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. Jacob and Catherine (Richard- 
 son) Bard. Prepared in Quincy H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu. Apprentice, West. Elec. Co., 1906- 
 7; Electn., Peoria Gas & Elec. Co., 1907-11; 
 j^lec. Engr., do., 1910-12; Elec. Engr., Sangamo 
 Elec. Co., Springfield, 111., 1912-17; Chief Engr., 
 do., 1917 — . Patents, Interval Demands Dis- 
 tant Pressure Record, Silent Compressor 
 Valve. Mem., A. I. E. E. Married Beulah 
 Aile€n Quinlan, O 18, 1912. Peoria. Child, 
 William Robert, b. Jl 25, 1918. Address, 1040 
 Woodlavvn, Springfield, 111. 
 
 2572. RALPH ELVIN BARICKMAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 11, 1880, 
 Newtown, 111.; s. Daniel, Jr. (b. 1850, Reading 
 Tp., Livingston Co., 111.) and Ida Fleshman 
 Barickman (b. 1858, Perrysville, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Streator H. S. Married Ada Defen- 
 baugh, D 29, 1908, Streator, 111. Child, Daniel 
 Douglas, b. O 17, 1 914. Address, Scotland, S. 
 Dak. 
 
 3573. JESSE MELANGTHON BARNHART 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1912; b. 
 
 Ja 4, 1S82, Mansfield, 111.; s. Henry Jackson 
 (b. 1854, Roanoke, Va.) and Mary Louise 
 (Bartlett) Barnhart (b. 1858, Elizabeth, N. J.). 
 Prepared in Mansfield H. S. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon. Asst. Chem., Dairy Husb., 111. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., 1906 — . Auth.: A Study of Factors 
 Influencing the Composition of Butter (with 
 C. E. Lee'and N. W. Hepburn), Bui. No. 137. 
 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1909; Composition of Mar- 
 ket Butter (with C. E. Lee), Bui. No. 139, 
 do., 1909; A Modified Method for the Deter- 
 mination of Salt in Butter, The Chem. Engr., 
 Vol. X, 1909, pp. 165-106. Mem., A. C. S.; 
 A. A. A. S.; Nat. Dairy Instrs. and Investi- 
 gators Assn. Married Josephine Lee Smith, 
 Ag IS, J907, Champaign. Cnild, Elizabeth, b. 
 Jl 23, 1908. Address, R. 41, Mahomet, Ill.t 
 
 3574. SUSAN JESSIE BARR (WALCOTT) 
 (Wife of No. 1993; Sister of Nos. 587, 1624) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 5. 18S3, Urbana; d. 
 Andrew (b. O i, 1837, Renfrewshire, Scotland) 
 and Elizabeth (MacBeath) Barr (b. Ag 3. 1841- 
 Paisley, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Taught H. Sc, Santa Barbara, Calif., 1909-11. 
 Sigma Xi. Married Lloyd V. Walcott ('03), 
 Jl I, 1911. Urbana. Address, 726 North 13th 
 St., East St. Louis. Ill.t 
 
 2575. DANIEL OTIS BARTO 
 (Father of Nos. 7369, 8127) 
 
 Assoc, in Poultry; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 20, 
 1854, Tompkins Co., N. Y.; s. Roswell C. (b. 
 N. Y.) and Mary (Frost) Barto (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Ithaca Acad.; Cornell, 1875-8. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon. Prin., Ithaca H. S., 1880-8 
 and 1800-3; in Roxbury Latin Sch., 1889-90; 
 Prin., Oak Park H. S., 1893-9; P""- TP; ^■ 
 S., Princeton, 111., 1S99-1004; Dept. of Math, 
 in Roxbury Latin Sch.. Boston, 1904-5; Asst. 
 in Bot., Univ. of 111., 1905; Instr., Secondary 
 Sch. Agr., Univ. of 111., 1906-11; Assoc, in 
 Poultry, Univ. of 111., 19H — • Auth.: Man. 
 of Agr. for the Common Schs. of 111.: Man. 
 of Agr. Soil and Crops. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Lola M. Dewey, 1878 (died 1888); 
 Lucv M. Murrav, 1892. Children: Harriet 
 T. ('16). b. 1894; Margaret M. (17). o. S 
 1896. Address. 910 Nevada St.. Urbana; bus. 
 add., Dept. An. Husb., Agr. Bldg., Univ. of 
 Ill.t 
 
 2576. PHILIP STEPHAN BARTO 
 (Husband of No. 2857) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. &• A.; A. M., 1910; 
 Ph D., 1913; b. O 10, 18S4, Tompkins Co., 
 N. Y.; s. Edmund Charles (b. Jl 10, 1S55, 
 Covert, N. Y.) and Elizabeth (Stephan) Barto 
 (b. D 23, 1857, Ithaca. N. Y.). Prepared in 
 
 Maywood and Austin, and Ithaca (N. Y.) H. 
 Schs.; Cornell. 1901-2. Alpha Zeta; Prelim, 
 and Special Honors; Charter mem. and Sec. 
 Treas. of Ciiristian Sc. Soc. of Univ. of 111. 
 Prin., Oakland H. S., 1906-7; Prin., Momence 
 H. S., 1907-9; Acting Supt. of Schs., Momence, 
 1908-9; Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1909-12; 
 Asst., Ger., Univ. of 111.. 1910; Instr., Ger., 
 Carnegie Inst. Tech., 1915 — . Auth.: Studies 
 ill Tannhauserlcgend I. The Jour, of Eng. and 
 Germanic Philology. Mem., Soc. for the Ad- 
 vancement of Scandinavian Study; Christian 
 Sc. Soc., Univ. of 111.; First Reader, First 
 Church of Christ Scientist, Champaign, 1909- 
 12. Married Anna Van Deep Webb ('06), Je 
 6, 1910, Charleston. 111. Children: John Webb, 
 b. Ag 29, iijii; Nathanael Van Deren, b. Ja 
 
 10, 1913; Virginia Stephan, b. S 17, 1915; 
 Winifred Frost, b. N 23, 191 7. Address, 5539 
 Beeler St., Pittsburgh; bus. add., c/o Carnegir 
 Inst., do. 
 
 2577. ROBERT PAUL BATES 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; Asst. Engr., Main- 
 tenance of Way Dept., Union Pacific R. R., 
 Cheyenne, Wyo., 1907-10; Bridge Dept., Kan- 
 sas City Terminal Ry. Co., 1917 — . Address, 
 421 S. Denver St.. Kansas City, Met 
 
 2578. EFFIE LUCY BAUER (ELLSBERRY) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 23, 1886, 
 Stonington, 111.; d. T. T. (b. N 13, 1851, 
 Nazareth, Pa.) and Kate (Smith) Bauer (b. 
 Ag 8, 1863). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Sigma Kappa. Teacher, Potomac H. S., 1908- 
 o; Averyville II. S., Peoria, 1909-11; Geneseo 
 
 11. S., 1912 — . Married Lloyde K. Ellsberry, 
 1906, Geneseo, 111. Child, b. Ag 25, 1915- 
 .■Iddress, Geneseo, Ill.f 
 
 2579. MILES EMILE BAXTER 
 (Husband of No. 1927; Brother of Nos. 3276, 
 
 4547) 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 13, 1885, 
 Nauvoo. 111.; s. Emil J. (b. 1853, Newark, N. 
 T.) and Eugenie A. (Dadant) Baxter (b. 
 T^rance). Prepared in Nauvoo and Keokuk 
 (la.) H. S. With U. S. G. S., Fuel Testing 
 Plant, 1Q07; Univ. Steel Testing Plant, 1908. 
 I'-xji. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1908; Farming, 1909; 
 Engng. Dept. of G. A. P. C. Works. LaSalle; 
 Drafting, Bucyrus Steam Shovel Co., S. Mil- 
 waukee, 1909-10; Fuel Insp. with C. B. & Q. 
 R. R., 1010-1.5; Farniin.g, Apples and Honey, 
 1913 — . Married Grace E. Martin ('03), N 13, 
 1913, Urbana. Child, Billie Martin, b. F 13, 
 191 5. Address, Leavenworth, Kan. 
 
 2580. HAROLD CECIL BEACH 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 1882, Vandalia, 111.; 
 
 s. R. E. and Harriet K. Beach. Prepared in 
 Hanover Coll. Address, Eldorado, 111. 
 
 2581. ELSIE MARGARET BEAN 
 (DOCKER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 9. 1885. Blue Mound, 
 111.; d. William Howard (b. F 29, i860. 111.) 
 and Elizabeth (Bailer) Bean (b. O 2, 1862. 
 Kocbester, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 V. W. C. A.; Alethenai; Alpha Chi Omega. 
 Teacher, Grade Sch.. Polo, III., 1906-7; Supvr. 
 of Art in Grades, Prescott. Ariz., 1908 10; 
 Organist, St. James Cathedral, Fresno. Calif., 
 1915-17. Mem., Art and Travel Club. Ventura. 
 Calif., 1914—; V. P., Fortnightly Club, do., 
 1913-15. Married Frederick William Docker, 
 Ag 4, 1910, Blue Mound, 111. Child, William 
 Frederick, b. My 31, 191 8. Address, 812 
 Thome Ave., Fresno. Calif. 
 
 2582. MAY ALICE BEAUFORD (DEAL) 
 (Wife of No. 3339) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 26, 1S88, Dptroit; d. 
 Archie and May (Rogers) Beauford. Prepared in 
 Oak Park II. S. Der Deutscher Verein; Wom- 
 en's League. Teacher, Stansberry, Mo.; Chilli- 
 
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 243 
 
 cothe Norm. Sell., 1906-07; do., Mendota H. S., 
 T907-8. Married Hiram Linus Deal ('08), Je 
 12, 1908, Oregon, 111. Children: Marjorie 
 Miriam, b. Jl 7, 1909; Mildred Florence, b. S 
 
 3, iqii; Dorothy Linns, b. 1915. Address, R. 
 
 4, Morrisonville, Christian Co., Ill.f 
 
 2583. MARIAN CINDERELLA BELL 
 
 (FLECK) 
 B. L. S.; b. Ag 15, 1883, Lincoln, Neb.; d. 
 William Q. (b. Ag 28, 1855, Orrville, O.) and 
 Georgina (Burlingam) Bell (b. My 9, 1861, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Lincoln H. S. A. B., 
 Univ. of Neb., 1904. Alpha Xi Delta. Cat- 
 aloger, Bryn Mawr Coll., 1906-8; Cataloger, 
 Univ. of Neb. 1908-11. Married Francis Ed- 
 ward Fleck, S 27, 191 1, Lincoln, Neb. Child, 
 Francis Edward, Jr., b. S 27, 1912. Address, 
 Rosemont, Pa. 
 
 2584. ALFRED RITTSCHER BENCH 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 8, 1885, 
 
 Galena, 111.; s. Charles Joseph (b. N 8, 1851) 
 and Louisa Mary (Rittscher) Bench (b. Ja 
 II, 1857, Galena, II1.)._ Prepared in Galena 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors. Instr., M. E., Univ. of 111., 
 1906-10; W. H. Zimmerman Co., Chicago, 1910; 
 Sales Engr., Taylor-Wheaton Iron & Steel Co., 
 1910-17; M. E., do., 1917 — . Jr. mem., A. S. 
 M. E. Married Sara Cooley, Ja 2, 191 3, 
 Madison, Wis. Children: Charles Cooley, b. 
 F 6, 1914; Sara Catherine, b. O 31, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, High Bridge, N. J. 
 
 258s. HENRY AMOS BERGERT 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 3, 1881; 
 s. Henry Amos (b. Ja 20, 1843) and Elsie Kath- 
 rin (Mordhorst) Bergert (b. D 30, 1843). 
 Prepared in Moline H. S. Delta Upsilon; Eta 
 Kappa Nu. Stud., West. Elec. Co., Chicago. 
 1907; Chief Draftsman Corgona Shops and 
 Asst. Testing Mech. Div. Engr., Panama Canal, 
 1907-10; in C. R. I. & P. shops, 1910; Mech. 
 Engr., Minn. & St. Louis, R. R. Co. Address, 
 416 nth St., Moline, Ill.t 
 
 2586. LYDA BOND 
 (Sister of Nos. 2029, 5043) 
 
 Dir. of Lunchroom; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 
 3, 1883, Charleston, 111.; d. C. G. (b. S 18, 
 1851, Circleville, O.) and Malinda E. (McNutt) 
 Bond (b. S 13, 1854, Paris, 111.). Prepared in 
 Charleston H. S., East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Alpha Delta Pi. Teacher, Charleston, 1906-8; 
 do., Urbana, 1908-15; Lecturing and demon- 
 strating for Mass. Mills Co., Lindale Ga., 1917; 
 Instr. Home Econ. and Dir. Lunchroom, Univ. 
 of 111., 1918 — . Address, 1008 W. California St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 2587. CHARLES GUTHRIE BOONE 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 16, 1878, 
 Chrisman, 111.; s. Thomas Mark (b. Ap 28, 
 1847, Whittlesea, Eng.) and Rebecca M. (Guth- 
 rie) Boone (b. My 3, 1851, Paris, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in N. W. Acad.; Univ. Acad. M. E. Soc; 
 Final Honors; Tau Beta Pi. Asst. Master 
 Mech. and Supt. of Mach. Designing, Cleve- 
 land-Cliffs Iron Co.; Fruit Farming, Yakima 
 Co., Wash., 1912-16; Mech. Engr., Cleveland- 
 Cliffs Iron Co., 1916 — . Mem., Presby. Church; 
 Ishpeming Club. Married Mabel E. Bush, Je 
 15, 1909, Urbana. Children: Frances Guthrie, 
 b. Ag 12, 1914; Thomas Jared, b. Mr 22, 1917. 
 Address, 639 N. 4th St., Ishpeming, Mich. 
 2588. JOHN MARSHALL BOYLE 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. S 20, 1879, Roberts, 111.; 
 s. John (b. 1855, Ottawa, 111.) and Anna 
 (Plunkett) Boyle (b. 1858, Elizabethtown, N. 
 T.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Phi Alpha 
 Delta; Wittenagemot Court; Pres., Philoma- 
 thean; Ed., Illini. Asst. State's Atty. of Ver- 
 milion Co.; On Legislative Bur.. Springfield, 
 1 91 8—. Mem., B. P. O. E. ; Eagles; K. of C; 
 Modern Woodman; Mutual Protective League. 
 Address, 208 Virginia Ave., Danville, Ill.t 
 
 2589. TIRZAH OZILLA BRADLEY 
 
 (ANDERSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2877) 
 
 n,^"^- ?■ r}^ h- ^ ^■' b- la- 31. 1884, Blue 
 Mound, 111.; d. Emery (b. D 9, 1845, Medina, 
 O.) and Mary Ellen (Crites) Bradley (b. Mr 
 3,,. 1850, Ehda, O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Sigma Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Alethenai; Eiig. Club; Class Historian. Can- 
 teen Service, Transportation Dept^ Y. M C 
 A., Hoboken, N. J. Married Burt T. Anderson 
 CfiyJ, Jl 2. 1910, Blue Mound, 111. Address, 
 28 baiter Place, Maplewood, N. J. 
 
 -'.=;qo. MORGAN HOLMES BRIGHTMAN 
 ^ Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 27, 1879, 
 Saratoga Co., N. Y.; s. Asa F. (b. do.) and 
 Ihirza A. (Rogers) Brightman (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Round Lake Acad., N. Y. Elec. Soc.; 
 Commissioned in Univ. Regt. Asst. Engr., 
 Wheaton, 111., 1906-9; do., Elgin, 111., 1909-11; 
 Commissioned in Third Inf., 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1908-10. Married Mabel L. Brophy, Je 17, 
 1912, Elgin, 111. Address, 256 Division St., 
 Elgin, III.; bus. add., City Hall, do.f 
 
 2591. MAUDELLE TANNER BROWN 
 (BANSFIELD) 
 (Sister of No. 6765) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 1, 1885, St. Louis; 
 d. Charles Hugh (b. N 27, 1855, Murphysboro, 
 Tenn.) and Arrena Isabel (Tanner) Brown (b. 
 Ag I, i8s9, Pittsburgh). Prepared in Sumner 
 H. S., St. Louis. Math. Club. Teacher, Lin- 
 coln Sch., East St. Louis, 1906-7; do.. Colored 
 H. S., Baltimore, 1907-14; do., Sumner H. S., 
 St. Louis, 1914. Married Midian Othello Bans- 
 field, S 9, 1914, St. Louis. Child, Maudelle 
 Brown, O 22, 1915. Address, 4230 Champaign 
 .■\ve., Chicago. 
 
 2592. PAUL MAN LEY BROWN 
 (Son of No. 59) 
 Banker, Abstractor; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ap 
 
 30, 1883, Aberdeen, S. Dak.; s. Ralph Lee ('75), 
 (b.. F 25, 1852, Marengo, 111.) and Mary Lin- 
 coln (Manley) Brown (b. Jl 8, 1862, Philadel- 
 phia). Prepared in Aberdeen H. S.; B. L. and 
 B. Mus., Dak. Wesleyan Univ., 1904. Y. M. C. 
 A. Musical Director, France. Married Jessie E. 
 Wendelken, Elkton, S. Dak., My 7, 1908. 
 Children: Ralph David, b. Mr 5, 1909; Dorothy 
 May, b. Ag 8, 1910. Address, Hettinger, N. 
 Dak. 
 
 2593- ROY HANLIN BROWN 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1908; 
 b. O 23, 1881, Sycamore, 111.; s. William H. 
 (b. My 5, 1855) and Esther (Ballard) Brown 
 (b F 9, 1853). Prepared in Sycamore H. S. 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Theta Kappa Nu; Adelphic; 
 Pol. Sc. Club; Law Scholarship; 111. -Minn. 
 Debate; Adelphic-Philo. Debate; Pres., Sr. Class, 
 first sem.; presented Class Memorial for 1906. 
 In Law office of R. R. Welsh, Rockford, 111., 
 1908-9; in law firm of Frost and Brown, 1909; 
 with Edward P. Lathrop and Robert Lathrop; 
 Atty. for Bd. of Educ, Rockford, 111., 1913— . 
 Married Ethel Keyes, Ag 25, 1917, Aurora, 
 111. Address, 614 John St., Rockford, 111.; 
 bus. add., 114 N. Church St., do. 
 
 2594. WILLIAM EDWARD BROWN 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; Arch. Club. Asst. 
 
 Engr., N. Y. C. & H. R. R. Co. Address, 
 Port Byron, Ill.t 
 
 2595. HOWARD GRAY BROWNSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 3296) 
 Railway Service; A. B. in L. & A.; Ph. D., 
 1909; b. Je II, 1886, Brainerd, Minn.; s. Edwin 
 J. (b. 1852, Masonville, N. Y.) and Ella (Gray) 
 Brownson (b. 1856, Oxford, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Belleville H. S.; Smith Acad., St. 
 
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 Louis, 1902; Univ. of Chicago, 1906-7; Univ. 
 of Pa., 1909-11. Adelphic; Coml. Club; Engng. 
 Club; Pol. Sc. Club; Phi Beta Kappa; Grad. 
 Fellowship. 1907-Q; IH.-Mo. Debate; Univ. 
 Rep., Hamilton Club Oral. Cont. ; Winner, 
 Bryan Prize; Pres., Grad. Club. Research 
 Fellow, Univ. of Pa., 1909-11; Farming, Lake 
 land, Fla., 1911-13; do., Cedar Rapids, la.. 
 1913-16; Bus., Des Moines, 1916-18; C. R. L 
 & P. Ry., Local Freight House, Des Moines. 
 Auth.: Profits of Am. Railroads as illustrated 
 by the I. C. R. R., Railwav Aqe Ganette, 191 1; 
 Hist, of the L C. R. R. to 1870, Univ. of III. 
 Studies. Mem., City Club of Philadelphia. 
 igii-i2. Address, 1004 W. 39th St., Des 
 Moines; bus. add., C. R. I. and P. Ry.. 9th 
 and Vine Sts., do. 
 
 2596. DANIEL HARMON BRUSH, Jr. 
 Gas Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 24, 1884. 
 Carbondale. 111.; s. Daniel Harmon (b. My 9. 
 1848, Carbondale) and Harriette Cornelius 
 (Rapp) Brush (b. N. Y.). Prepared in Cen 
 tral H. S., Columbus, O. Sigma Chi; Bal. 
 Adjt., Capt., Univ. Regt. Struct. Steel Drafts 
 man, 1906-8; Bldg. Const., 1908-9; Gas Engr., 
 1909 — . Commission 2d Lt., F. A. N. A., 191 7; 
 France, 1918 — . Address, 1005 169 W. Wash 
 ington St., Chicago. 
 
 2597. HELEN GORDON BRYAN 
 (Daughter of No. 38; Sister of No. 3298) 
 
 Clerk and Ed. Asst.; A. B. in L. & A.; h 
 My 3, 1883, Peoria; d. Alphonso Hunt (b 
 Ag 8, 1845, Indianapolis) and Alice (Cheever) 
 Bryan ('74). (b. Ja 11, 1854, Elm Grove. 111-). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alpha Chi Ome 
 ga; Girls' Glee Cluli; Choral Union; Mem. 
 Adv. Bd., Women's League; Y. W. C. A. 
 Teacher, Champaign Schs., 1007-18; Clerk and 
 Ed. Asst., Central Office of Alpha Tau Omega 
 Fraternity, 1918 — . Mem., Congr. Church: 
 A. C. A.; Teachers' Club of Champaign; 111. 
 Teachers' Assn. Address, 612 W. Church St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 2598. HENRY BUELLESFIELD , 
 Supt. of Sch.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 26. 
 
 1870, Cologne, Ger.; s. Theodore and Elizabeth 
 (Kollasch) Buellesfield. Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., LL. B., Valparaiso Coll. Sui)t. 
 Schs., Nokomis, 1906- 14,- do.. Forest Park. 
 1914 — . Married Mrs. Edith M. Busby, Je uS. 
 1908, Wenona, 111. Address, Forest Park. 111. 
 
 2599. EDWIN ELLIOTT BULLARD 
 (Son of No. 166; Brother of Nos. 2339, 3662) 
 Efficiency Examiner; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ak 
 30, 1884, Springfield, 111.; s. Samuel Alexander 
 ('78), (b. Mr 2=;. 1853, Mechanicsburg, 111.) and 
 Elsie (Elliott) Bullarii. Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu; Theta Delta 
 Chi. Supt. of Const., I. T. S., 1906-8; Asst. 
 Elec. Engr., Nisqually Power Plant, Tacoma. 
 Wash., 1908-13; Draftsman, Stone and Webster 
 Const. Co., Fresno, Calif., 1913-14; Elec. Supt., 
 Port of Seattle Comn., Seattle, 1914-is; Supt. 
 of Const., San Joaquin Light & Power Corp., 
 Fresno, Calif., 1915-16; Examiner of Efficiency, 
 111. St. Civ. Service Comn., Springfield, Jll., 
 1915 — . Mem.. A. I. E. E. ; Univ. Club, Ta 
 coma. Address, 1521 S. 7th St.. Springfield, 
 111.; bus. add., 533 State House, do. 
 
 2600. CECIL SPENCER BUMANN 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 12, i88j, 
 Bunker Hill, 111.; s. Adolf (b. do.) and Louise 
 M. (Spencer) Bumann (b. Chicago). Prepared 
 in Bunker Hill H. S. and Mil. Acad.; O. St. 
 Univ., 1901-?. C. E. Club. Asst. in Engng. 
 Corps, Mo. Pacific R. R., 1906; Field Engr., 
 James Stewart Co., 1007; Resident Engr.. 
 New Orleans Terminal Co., 1007; Asst. Engr.. 
 New Orleans Sewerage & Water Bd., 1908; 
 
 Engr. on Bldg. Const., various employers. 1908- 
 10; Engr. Estimator, Asst. Supt., Unit Const. 
 Co., St. Louis, 1910-13: Chief Engr., Van 
 Sant-Houghton Co., San Francisco, 1913-16; 
 (Jhief Estimator, Unit. Const. Co., St. Louis, 
 1916-18; Asst. Const. Mgr., do., 1918 — . In- 
 vented a Train Shed, patented, Jl 3, 1917. 
 Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E., 1913. Married Flor- 
 ence Aber, O 16, 1907, Bunker Hill, 111. Child, 
 Florence Louise, b. Ap 29, 191 7. Address, 935 
 Beach Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., 1225 Title 
 Guaranty Bldg., do. 
 
 2601. FRANK MELVIN BUMSTEAD 
 (Son of No. 131; Brother of Nos. 3300, 6123) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. F 24, 1882, 
 Dundee. 111.; s. James Edward, M. D. ('77), (b. 
 O 30, 1848, do.) and Justina Adelaide (Pingree) 
 Bumstead (b. S 29, 1847, Southport, Me.). 
 Prepared in Dundee H. S. Philomathean. Shelf 
 Asst., Lib., Univ. of 111., 1902-6; Asst., L^niv. 
 of Calif., 1906-10; Head of Binding and Se- 
 rials Dept., igio-ii; Insp., Univ. of Calif. 
 Lib., 191 1 ; Head of Periodical Dept., 1912-17; 
 Acting Supt. of Circulation, 1017 — • Married 
 Amy E. Bruce, F 26, 1915, Berkeley, Calif. 
 Address, LTniv. of Calif. Lib., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 2602. LOIS IRENE BURWASH 
 (Sister of Nos. 3304, 5567, 5568, 6131, 7427) 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1907; b. 
 Jl 21, 1882, Plainview, 111.; d. Thomas Na- 
 thaniel (b. Montreal, Can.) and Sarah Mar- 
 garet (Boswell) Burwash (b. Mr 27, 185s, Ship- 
 man, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. ; 
 Univ. Acad. Teacher, Biol., Morton Tp. H. S., 
 1912-14; Pekin H. S., 1914-17; Grad. Work, 
 Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Address, 1313 W. Uni-. 
 versity Ave., Champaign. 
 
 2603. JAMES ACKERMAN BUSH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. Prepared in Lowville 
 Acad., N. Y. Farmer and rancher, Bushland, 
 Tex. Address, Bushland, Tex. 
 
 2604. LOUIS JAMES BUTZOW 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 23, 1882, 
 St. Joseph, 111.; s. Edward J. (b. N 9, 1839, 
 (ier.) and Lina E. (Cross) Butzow (b. Ja 21, 
 1858, O.). Prepared in St. Joseph and Sidney 
 H. Schs.; Univ. Acad. E. E. Club; Stud, 
 mem., A. I. E. E. Elec. Engr., Goodman Mfg. 
 Co., Chicago, 1906-17; do., Remy Elec. Co., 
 do., 1917 — . Auth.: The Design of Flat Spiral 
 Springs Mach., Engng. Ed., 1910. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Married Louisa Harmeson, D 
 26, 1904^ Danville, 111. Children: Mary Lu- 
 cretia, b. Mr 7, 1906; John Wilhelm, b. O 6, 
 1909. Address, 122 Wilson Ave., Detroit; bus. 
 add., Remy Elec. Co., do. 
 
 2605. JACOB CANTLIN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 5, 1885, Williams, la.; 
 s. James (b. Ja 27, 1S48) and Mary A. (Aumil- 
 ler) Cantlin (b. S 20, 1859). Prepared m Tam- 
 pico and Earlville H. Schs. Philomathean; 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Univ. Rep., Hamilton Orat. 
 Contest, 1906. City Atty., Rock Falls, 111. 
 Married Darlene Cantlin, My 10, 1911. Tam- 
 pico. 111. Address, Rock Falls, 111. 
 
 2606. ALICE CAREY (BAILEY) 
 A B in L. & A.; b. Ag 20, 1882, LaGrange, 
 111.; d. Warren (b. D 13, 1847- Princeton, 111.) 
 and Frances Ives Crawford (Carey) Bailey (b. 
 Te 2, i8s3, do.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S. ; 
 Lewis Inst., Chicago, 1902-4- Alpha Chi 
 Omega; Phi Delta Psi. Teacher, Forrest, 111., 
 1906-7. Married Alexander Davison Bailey, 
 1907, LaGrange, 111. Child. Eugene Carey, b. 
 Ap 7, 1910. Address, 21 Elmwood Ave., La- 
 Grange, Ill.t 
 
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 245 
 
 2607. WILLIAM JOSEPH CAREY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B.; b. Ja 
 
 13. 1873, Ivesdale, 111.; s. John (b. 1835, Ire- 
 land) and Mary (Concannon) Carey (b. 1842, 
 do.). Prepared in St. Viateur's Coll. Phi 
 Delta Phi; Van Twiller Court; Pres., Ath. 
 Assn.; Pres., Spaulding Guild. Mem., Law 
 firm, Baldwin, Wierman and Carey; Appointed 
 Decatur Corp. Council, igii for four yrs. 
 Mem., K. of C. ; Decatur Country Club. Mar- 
 ried Margaret C. Finnigan, My 4, 1910, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Martha Mary, b. Ap, 191 1; 
 Catherine Anna, b. Ag 1913; William Joseph, 
 b. F 1917. Address, 718 W. Marietta St.. 
 Decatur; bus. add., 708-12 Milliken Bldg., do. 
 
 2608. CHARLES CLEMENT CARR 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 25, 1880, 
 Avon, 111.; s. Edward Randolph (b. Ap 28, 
 1855, do.) and Mabel (Chatterton) Carr (b. 
 Ap i6„ 1859, Ellisville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Bushnell Norm. E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Assoc. Ed., 'fcchiiograph, Ed. -in-chief. Elec. 
 Engr., West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1903; do.. 
 Bell Telephone Mfg. Co., Antwerp, Belgium, 
 1910; do.. West. Elec. Co., Norfolk Strand, 
 London, Eng., 1916. Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. 
 Married Josephine Nickerson, N 27, 1909, 
 New York City. Address, Avon, 111.; bus. add.. 
 West. Elec. Co., Hawthorne St., Chicago. 
 
 2609. ALLAN JOHN CARTER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 11, 1885, 
 Morris, 111.; s. Orrin N. (b. Ja 22, 1854, Jeffer- 
 son Co., 111.) and Janet (Steven) Carter (b. Ja 
 9, 1859, Ransom, 111.). Prepared in John Mar- 
 shall H. S., Chicago; Lewis Inst., do. LL. B., 
 N. W., 1909. Beta Theta Pi; Order of the 
 Coif; Delta Chi; Phi Beta Kappa. ' Asst. U. S. 
 Atty., Chicago, 1913-16; Mem., 111. House of 
 Rep., 1917-18; Prosecuting Asst., War Trade 
 Intelligence Bur., War Trade Bd., 1918. Mem., 
 Chicago Bar ,\ssn. ; City Club, Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Ruth Neely, Ja 29, 191 6, Claremont, Calif. 
 Child, Janet, b. F 24, 1917. Address, 620 
 Emerson St., Evanston, 111. 
 
 26:0. MONTGOMERY BABCOCK CASE 
 Bridge Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 11, 1882, 
 Monmouth, 111.; s. Lyman Weeks (b. 1854, 
 Swanton, Vt.) and Carrie (Rice) Case (b. 
 1853, Henderson Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Omaha H. S.; Univ. of Neb., three yrs. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Y. M. C. A.; Sigma Tau; Engng. 
 Soc. Asst. Engr. with Ralph Modjeski, Van- 
 couver-Portland Bridges, 1906-8; do., J. G. 
 White & Co., Platte River Dam and irrigation 
 structures, 1909; do., Modjeski on Celilo 
 Bridge over Columbia River, 1910-n; ist 
 Asst. Engr. in Cherry St. Bridge under Mod- 
 jeski, Toledo. 1911-12; Res. Engr., Harahan 
 Bridge over Miss. River, 1913-16; Engr. on 
 Cincinnati, Keokuk and Poughkeepsie bridges, 
 Chicago, 191 6; Special expediter on Pa. Hotel, 
 New York City, 191 7; Res. Engr. on Metrop- 
 olis Bridge over O. River, Metropolis, 111., 
 1917-18; Special work on organization for fab- 
 rication of ship parts for U. S. Shipping Bd., 
 Joliet, 1918 — ; Engr., U. S. Nitrate Plant No. 
 3, Toledo, O. Auth.: Memphis Cantilever 
 Bridge, Engng. News, 191 5; Engng. Record, 
 1915; Railway Age Gacette, 1915. Married 
 Maybell McConnell, O 4, 1910, Vancouver, 
 Wash. Address, c/o San Carlos Hotel, Pensa- 
 cola, Fla. ; bus. add., c/o Pensacola Ship- 
 building Co., do. 
 
 261 1. LORIMER VICTOR CAVINS 
 Teacher A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 21, 1880, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. Joseph (b. 1838, O.) and 
 Melissa (Ferguson) Gavins. Prepared in Mat- 
 toon H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 1898-1903. 
 A. M., Harvard. Teacher, Lit. and Rhet., 
 St. Norm. Sch., Stevens Point, Wis., 1910. 
 Head of Eng. Dept., Joliet Tp. II. S., 1913-17; 
 Fellow in L'niv. of Chicago and Candidate for 
 Ph. D. .Address, 603J Kenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2612. GEORGE CHAPIN 
 (Brother of Nos. 1478, 1644, 2050, 3319) 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 3, 1882, 
 Tolono. 111.; s. Edward B. (b. 1853, Clyde, N. 
 Y.) and Lucy Margaret (Pierce) Chapin (b. 
 1856, O.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Pol. Sc. Club; Cml. Club; V. P., Oax Club 
 (now Theta Delta Chi); Phi Beta Kappa; Sec, 
 Class of 1904, first sem. ; Illini Staff. Ed., 
 The Prescott Tribune, 1912; do., Geneseo, 111., 
 News, 19 16-18; with Davenport Times, 1918— . 
 Auth.: Articles on Pellagra in ///. Statesman, 
 ipii; Article on Poultry Instruction at Univ. 
 of 111., ///. Statesman, also in Poultry and 
 Pigeon Mag., 1909. Married Cora Ada Mc 
 Clurg, Mr 24, 1909, Urbana. Address, c/o 
 Da-Lenpoi-t Tunes., Davenport, Iowa. 
 
 2613. JOHANNA CHRISTIANA MATHEA 
 CHRISTIANSEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; h. Ja 26, 1885, 
 Copenhagen. Denmark; d. Soren (b. F 16, i860, 
 Binslev, Denmark) and Anna Marie (Rasmus- 
 sen) Christiansen (b. Jl 31, 1861, Otterup, Den- 
 mark). Prepared in West Div. H. S.; North- 
 west Div. H. S.; Lake View H. S., Chicago. 
 Scandinavian Club; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 
 Ger. and Sc, Manchester, la., 1906; do., Eng. 
 and Ger., 1906-8; Special Teacher for H. S. 
 failures, 1909; Substitute teacher and Sec. to 
 Prin., Je igog-ii; Teacher. Eng. Flower Tech. 
 H. S.. Chicago. Mem., Chicago H. S. Teach- 
 ers' Club, 191 1 ; Assn. Coll. Alumnae, 1909. 
 Address, 4421 N. Lincoln St., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 6 1 St St. and Wabash Ave., do. 
 
 2614. JOHN RUSKIN CLARK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1842, 3683, 5074, 6158) 
 Officer in Philippine Constabulary; A. B. in 
 L. & A.; b. Ap 21, 1880, Carthage, 111.; s. Lot 
 Bozarth (b. N 26, 1847, W. Va.) and Matilda 
 Tane (Jackson) Clark (b. Ja 16. 1856, Warsaw, 
 111.). Prepared in Carthage H. S. Adelpliic; 
 Orat. Assn.; Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. 
 -Vlaj., /th Bn., i6oth Depot Brig., (Tamp Cus- 
 ter, Mich., 1918; Mustered out, 1919. Discov- 
 ered Lake "Lanao", Sub. Province, Apayao, 
 Island of Luzon, Philippine Islands. 1910. Mar- 
 ried Harriet Reed Clark, N 23, 1910, Warsaw, 
 111. Children: John Ruskin, Jr., b. N 8, 191 1; 
 Dayton Reed, b. D 2t,. 1914. Address, 320 
 Cherry St., Carthage, 111.; bus. add., Hdqtrs., 
 Philippine Constabulary, Manila, P. I. 
 
 2615. JAMES MANSFIELD CLEARY 
 Newspaper Man: A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ja ig, 
 
 1887, Hubbell. Neb.; s. Micheal Timothy (b. 
 1855, Colonmel, Ireland) and Kalhrine (McPhe- 
 lim) Cleary (b. Ag 20, 1863, Richibucto, Can.). 
 Prepared in Austin H. S., Chicago. LL. B., N. 
 W. Univ., 1909. Phi Delta Phi; Spaulding 
 Guild; Phi Beta Kappa. Law Clerk, Chicago, 
 1906-7; Reporter, Chicago Tribune, 1907-9; 
 Travel in Europe, 1909; Reporter, Dept. Mgr., 
 and Sec. to Ed. of Chicago Tribune, 1910-12; 
 Sec, \J. S. Land Show, Chicago, 191 2; Repor- 
 ter, Los Angeles Times, 191 3; Pres., U. S. 
 Land Show, 1913 — ; Advertising solicitor and 
 chief of copy service. Chicago Tribune, 1914-16; 
 Real Est. bus., Chicago, 1916-17. On Chicago 
 Tribune, 1918 — . Co. B, Second Regt., 111. 
 Reserve Militia. Mem., Illini Club of Chicago, 
 Dir., 1915-16, V. P., 1916-17; K. of C. Married 
 Evelyn Morency, Je 22, 1916, Oak Park, 111. 
 Child, Marguerite Lucille, b. Ap 19, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 134 N. Elm wood Ave., Oak Park, III.; 
 bus. add., 123 W. Madison St., Chicago. 
 
 2616. GEORGE FREDERICK CLOSE 
 Prin. of Sch.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 30, 
 
 1881, Mercer Co., 111.; s. George Edward (b. S 
 I, 1858, do.) and Emma Elizabeth (Mayhew) 
 Close (b. Je 17, 1859, do.). Prepared in Aledo 
 H. S. LIniv. of Wis. Philomathcan. Prin., H. 
 
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 University ok Illinois 
 
 [1U06 
 
 S.. Hinckley, 111., 1006-7; Supt., Pub. Schs., 
 New Boston, 111., 1007-10; Supt.. Grade Sch. 
 and Prin., Woodluill Tp. H. S., lOii-iS. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. Married Jessie 
 Lucinda Decker, Ag 15, 1906, Aledo, 111. 
 Address, Woodhull, 111. 
 
 ;6i7. WALTER CASTELLA COFFEY 
 
 (Brother of No. 5076) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; M. S., 1909; b. F 
 «f 1877, Ilartsville, Ind.; s. Calvin Allen (b. D 
 1, 1S30. Grainger Co., Tenn.) and Josephine 
 (Sininionds) Coffey (b. A^ 18^0. Decatur Co.. 
 Ind.V Prepared in Hartsvillc Coll.. Ind.; Univ. 
 of Ind., iSoo; Franklin Coll., Ind., iSob-7; 
 1 000- 1. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Zeta; 
 Sigma Xi; Agr. Cluo; Final Honors. Teac'iing 
 and Investigating, Coll. of Agr. and Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111.; .Vsst. Prof.. Sheep Hush.; 
 Special Agt., Federal Tarilf Bd., loii; Prof. 
 Sheep Husb., Univ. of 111. Auth. : Productive 
 Sheep Husb., Lippincott. in press. Market 
 Classes and Grades of Sheep, ///. Apr. E.i{'. 
 Sta. Bui., ijo; The Sheep Industry from the 
 Market Standpoint, III. .igr. E.r/'. Sta. Cir.. 
 125; also contributions to the leading Agr. 
 Tours. Mem., M. E. Church; A. S. A. S. ; Am. 
 Breeder's Assn.; Am. Keen. Assn.; Univ. Club. 
 Married lennie Crisler Lardner, Ag 14, 1007, 
 Big Rapiers, Mich. Children: Lardner .\llen, b. 
 N J7, loio; Walter C. Jr., b. Ja 10, iom- 
 Address, 007 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 2618. ROY RAYMOND COLBY 
 Mgr., Tire Co.; LL. B.; b. Mr 23, 18S0, 
 Spring Grove, Wis.; s. David (b. N 28. 1835. 
 Oakland Co., Mich.) and Tulia A. (Martin) 
 Colhv (b. Ag 16, 1843. Ashland Co., O.). Pre- 
 pared in Rockford and Browns Bus. Coll. LL. 
 B., Harvard I aw Sch., 1000. Theta Kaj>pa Nu. 
 Mgr., 01dt\eld Tire Co. .Address, 1046 Crescent 
 Hill Drive, Los Angeles; bus. add., Oldfield 
 Tire Co., do. 
 
 26^9. ALICE MAUD COLE (MORELAND) 
 A. B. in L. & .-N..; b. My 4, 18S0. London, 
 Eng. ; d. Albert (b. Mr 26, 1844, Devonshire, 
 Eng.) and Anne (Parmiiiter) Cole tb. My 31, 
 1S50, S. Moulton, J(i.). Prepared in Ottawa II. 
 S.: ill. .'^t. Norm. Sch.: Am. Conservatory of 
 Music. Chicago. Teacher, Princeton Tp. H. S.. 
 111.; do., Ottawa Tp. H. S.. 111.; do.. HI. St. 
 Norm., Normal, 111., summer, 1913. ^Lirried 
 Dr. lesse Wilbur Moroland, Je 17, 1908. Otta- 
 wa 111. Children: James Wilbur, b. My S, 1000: 
 .-Mice Cole, b. My" i--. 1015 — lohn Kolicit. b. t^ 
 JO, 191S. Address, Maxbass, S. Dak. 
 
 2620. ARTHUR FRANCIS COMSTOCK 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.: b. S i, 1SS3. Pueblo, 
 Colo.: s. William E. (b. Joliet, 111.) and liar 
 riet E. (Cox) Comstock (b. Chicago). Pre- 
 pared in Joliet Tp. H. S. Adelphic; C. E. Club: 
 Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman, Lacka^wanna Steel 
 Co., 1900; (/<>., C. C. Conkling Const. Engr.. 
 1006-7; Asst. En§r., Lehigh Valley R. K.. 
 1907-10: Assoc, hd., Eiigiig. Record, 1010; 
 Engr. for East. Concrete Steel Co., 1910; Civ. 
 Engr. for l.ackawanna Steel Co., 1910-12. 
 Instr., Rv. Civ. Engng., Univ. of 111., 10 12- 
 17; Engr.", N. Y. C. R. R. Mem., A. S. C. E. 
 MarrieiS Mary Louise Mantor, S 11, 1911. 
 Buffalo. N. V. Child. William Edwin, b. D 
 as, 1914. Address. 13434 Hartford Rd., East 
 Cleveland. 
 
 2621. SARAH ORRILLA CONARD (J.\COB) 
 (Wife of No. 3047; Sister of No. 14S6) 
 A B. in L. & A.; b. F 4. 1S83. Monticello, 
 111.; d. Philip Hamlin (b. Tl 13, 1840, Utica. O.) 
 and Martha Orrilla (, Davis) Conard tb. D 23. 
 185^. Libert V, Inil.). Prepared in Monticello 
 H."'S.: L^niv. Acad. Alethenai; Y. W. C. A 
 Cabinet; Stud. Volunteer B.-ind. Teacher. 
 1 itchtield H. S.. 1007-8; Constantinople. Tur 
 
 key. 1012: Studv and travel in Palestine, 
 Greece. Italy and Switzerland, 1015-18. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Constantinople Woman's Club. 
 Married Ernst Otto lacob ('07). Ag 6, 1908. 
 Monticello, 111. Child. Philip Ernest, b. Jl 
 12, 1014. .Address, 1007 347 Madison Ave., 
 New York City. 
 
 2622. WILBUR CHARLES CONE 
 Draftsman: B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 18, 1882, 
 
 Loda, 111. Prepared in I'axton H. S. Drafts- 
 man, Chicago City R. R. Co.: Const, work, San 
 Francisco. Address, 4602 \'incennes Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Newhall Bldg., San Francisco.t 
 
 2623. DICK HADWIN CORNELL 
 Indus. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 25, 1S74, 
 
 Cornell, 111.: s. Henry Moreland (b.^ 1836. 
 Providence. R. I.) and Mary Martha Cornell. 
 Prepared in Pontiac H. S. E. E. Soc. ; Eta 
 Kappa Nu. Indus. Engr., Jefferson City, Mo., 
 looo; do., Peoria, 1906-10; do., Bloomington, 
 111., loio-ii; do., Kansas City, igii— . Spanish 
 .\m. War, 1898. Married iNIary Jane Cornell, 
 Ja 12, 191 1. Address, 70s E. Washington St., 
 Bloomington, Ill.t 
 
 2624. EDWARD CORRIGAN 
 Dept. Mgr.; A. B. in Bus.; b. Mr 16, 1881, 
 New Berlin, 111.: s. Matthew (b. My 22, 1835, 
 W. Moath Co., Ireland) and Rose (Branagan) 
 Corrigan (b. (J 10, 1845, Castle Blarney, do.). 
 Prepared in New Berlin 11. S. K. K. Club; 
 Philomathean: Delta Upsilon; Fid. -in-chief, Iltio, 
 1006. Salesman, Wheeling, W. \'a., 1906-10; 
 Sales Dept.; Chicago. 1010-13; Sales Mgr., 
 Peoria, 1013-16: Dept. Mgr., Milwaukee, 1916—. 
 .\uth.: Some Results of Large Scale Produc- 
 tion, Business, 191s; Price Cutting Records, 
 Modern Methods. lo'is; What it Should Cost Us 
 to Sell, System, 191 7. Married Lillian Barclay 
 Chase, Ap 19, 191 1. Chicago. .Iddress, Grain 
 Belt Mills Co.. St. Joseph, Mo. 
 
 262s. JANE ADAH CRAIG 
 (Sister of No. 343) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S.: b. Je 
 29, 1S82, Champaign: d. James Milligan (b. ^ly 
 27, 1S30, Worthington, Pa.) and Margaret Ada- 
 line (Blaine) Craig (b. My 15, 1S40. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Chaiiip.Tis" H. S. Kappa Kappa Gam- 
 ma. Catalog .\sst.. Lib.. L'^niv. of 111., looo-ii; 
 .\sst. in charge of Engrig. Lib., 1911-15; Cata- 
 log Reviser, 1915 — . Scc.-Treas., 111. St. Lib. 
 Sch. Alumni Assn., 1012-16; Mem., A. C. A.; 
 
 A. L. A. Address, 613 W. Springfield Ave., 
 Champaign. 
 
 2626. STEPHEN JAMES CRAIG 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 16, 1882, 
 Wilmington, 111.; s. James (b. 1S5S, Ireland) 
 and Minerva (Rockwell) Craig (b. 1868. Wil- 
 mington. 111.). Prepared in Wilmington H. S. 
 
 B. S. .X., Cornell, looS. .\uth.: The Lake Co. 
 Itid. .-lir. .-Idziser. 1014. Pres., Agr. Club; 111. 
 St. Soil Sur. Adviser, Lake Co. Ind., Council 
 Defense, 1017. Married Ruth Jackson, O 14, 
 101 1. Children: lames Jackson, b. O 0, I9«3; 
 Harold Tackson. b. S 11. 1015; Ruth Jackson, 
 b. O 6, "1017. Address, Prophetstown, Ill.t 
 
 2627. PAUL JONES CRATTY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N iS 187S, 
 Peoria; s. Tosiah Cratty. Prepared in Univ. of 
 Wis. Sales Dept. of Thomas G. Grier Co., 
 Elec. Supplv House, Chicago, 1910. Address, 
 Riverside. Ill.t 
 
 2628. FLORENCE BAXTER CURRIE 
 Librarian: B. L. S. : b. Je 28, iSSt, Milwau- 
 kee: d. Tames (b. Je 10 1853. Scotland) and 
 Teannie Anne (Harper) Currie (b. Ja 19. «S5S.)- 
 Prepared in W. Div. H. S., Milwaukee; Mil- 
 waukee Downer Coll., 1000-4. Delta Gamma. 
 
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 247 
 
 Asst. Catalogcr, Carnegie I.ili. of Pittsburgh, 
 1906-8; CalaToger, Univ. of Washington Lib., 
 1908-16; Reviser, Catalog Dcpt., Univ. of Minn. 
 Lib., 1916 — . Address, 710 iith Ave., Min- 
 neapolis, S. E. • 
 
 2629. ASA BRYANT CUTLER 
 (Husband of No. 3424; Brother of No. 2366) 
 Manufacturer; 15. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Mr 
 18, 1878; s. Asa E. (b. Je 23, 1834, W. Urook- 
 field, Mass.) and Lucy (Smith) Clutler (b. S 18, 
 1839, Princeton, 111.;. Prepared in Ruckford 
 IL S.; Rockford 15us. Coll., 1898-9. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Univ. Mandolin Club; Track squad. 
 Instrunientinan, Pittsburgh Filter Const. Co., 
 1906-7; Farmer and Stuck Raiser, Dalhart, Tex., 
 1907-8; Apple Grower, Hood River, Ore., 1908- 
 18; Pres., Cutler Mfg. Co., Portland, (Dre. 
 Married Ruth Ilyndman ('08), N 23, 1916. 
 Child, Dorothy, b. N 5, 191 7. Address, 351 E. 
 loth St., Portland, Ore. 
 
 2630. JOHN CTIRISTLXN DALLENBACII 
 (Brother of Nos. 4123, 5087) 
 Physician and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; b. D 22, 
 1881, Champaign; s. John J. (b. O.) and Anna 
 C. (Mittendorf) Dallenbach (b. Cook Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Champaign li. S. M. D., Univ. of 
 Pa., 1906. Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Kappa Kap- 
 pa. Physician and Surg., Seattle, lyoS-ii; do., 
 Champaign, 1911-17. U. S. A., 1017; ist Lt., 
 Med. Reserve Corps, 1917; Capt., (to., A. K. F., 
 France, 1918; Maj., do., 19 18; Mustered out, 
 Mr 3, 1919. Mem., Am. Med. Assn.; 
 B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M. Married Rcba Burr 
 Bryan, N 17, 1907, New York City. Address, 
 1018 VV. Church St., Champaign; bus. add., 421 
 Illinois Bldg., do. 
 
 2631. OLIVE ERMENGARDE ]>AVIS 
 Clerk; B. L. S.; b. Mr 31, 1878; d. William 
 Thomas (b. 1853, Osborn, O.) and Mary Adeline 
 (Purdy) Davis (b. 1854, Moorelield, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Westport (Mo.) U. S. and John 
 Marshall IL S., Chicago; Univ. of Chicago, 
 1901; Mt. llolyoke, Mass., 1901-2; Lewis Inst., 
 C.'iicago, 1902-4. Lib. (Jrganizer until 1909; 
 Clerk, Sch. for Blind, Indianapolis, 1917-18. 
 Address, Sch. for Blind, Indianapolis. 
 
 2632. RALPH RICHARD DAVIS 
 (Brother of No. 2949) 
 
 Rancher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 17, 1884, 
 Centralia, 111.; s. John I.aury (b. Ap 30, 1855, 
 do.) and Mary Catherine (Marsh) Davis (b. N 
 9, 1859, do.). Prepared in C^entralia IL S. 
 Alpha Tau Omega. Married Edith Genevieve 
 Pease, D 25, 1907, Centralia, 111. Child, John 
 Douglas, b. Ap 18, 1909. Address, Sterling, 
 Idaho. 
 
 2633. FRANCIS ELLERY DEASON 
 
 Farm Supt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 13, 1877, 
 Murphysboro, 111.; s. Wilburn H. (b. Je 20, 
 1849, do.) and Mary Jane (CawhornJ Deason 
 (b. Saline Co., 111.). Prepared in Murphysboro 
 Tp. II. S. Agr. Club. Foreman, Beef-cattle 
 Barns, Univ. of 111., 1906; Agr. Insij., P. I., 
 1907-8; I''arni Supt., Exp. Sta., P. L, 1908-9; 
 Dist. Sell. Dir. Married Elva Ann Winchester, 
 N 26, 1906, Champaign. Children: Mary 
 Aleene, b. Jl i, 1908; Earnest Wilburn, b. N 
 27, 1909; Russell F'rancis, b. Mr 8, 1912; Glenn 
 EJwood, b. Ap IS, 191 3; Lester Allen, b. Jl 27, 
 iyi6; Alice May, b. My 22, 1917 (died F 28, 
 1918) Address, Murphysboro, 111. 
 
 2634. JESSIE MAUDE DEPUY 
 (Sister of No. 2635) 
 Civ. Service; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Cissna 
 Park, 111.; d. John M. (b. My 16, 1854. E)ana, 
 Ind.) and Jennie B. (Fleming) Depuy (b. D 21, 
 1856, La Salle Co., 111.). Prepared in Cissna 
 Park and Urbana H. Schs. B. S., James Milli- 
 kin Univ., 1907; Eng. Club; Varsity Basketball 
 
 Team. Dir of Phys. Tr. for Women, James 
 Millikin Univ., 1907; Asst. Prin.. II. S., Shel- 
 don, 111., 1909; Civil Service, Washington D. C, 
 1912 — . Mem., Coll. Women's Club, Washing- 
 ton D. C. Address, Raven, lll.t 
 
 ?r,,5. ORVAL CARL DEPUY 
 (Brother of No. 2634) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 7, 1882, Cissna 
 Park, 111.; s. John M. (b. My itj, 1854, Dana, 
 111.) and Jennie B. (I'leming) Depuy (b. D 21, 
 1856, La Salle Co., 111.). Prepared in Cissna 
 Park II. S.; Grand Praire Sem., Onarga, 111.: 
 Univ. Acad. Varsity Track Team. With Sears, 
 Roebuck Co., 1907; Chicago Mail Order Co., 
 1907; Am. Employment Assn., 1908; Moline 
 Auto Co., 1910; Ballard I'ottinger & Co., Real 
 Est., 191 1. Married Anna May King, Ja 7, 
 1918, Lafayette, Ind. Address, Scotland, 111. 
 
 2636. EVERETT FOSTER DERWENT 
 F'armer; B. S. in C. IC. ; b. S 19, 1884, 
 Durand, 111.; s. Thomas W. (b. Je 25, 1832, 
 Manchester, ling.) and limnia E. (Foster) Der- 
 went (b. My 4, 1858, 111.). Prepared in Peca- 
 tonia IL S. With Ecli()se Gas Stove Co., Rock- 
 ford, ' ill., 1006-7; Pioneer Steel Co., 1907-10; 
 [•"arming. Married Zoe H. Salisbury, Jl 1907, 
 Pecatonia, 111. Children: Thomas E,, b. Je 26, 
 1910; Dorothy, b. Jl 14, 1914. Address, Du- 
 rand, 111. 
 
 2637. HOMER HARRY DEWEY 
 (Brother of No. S097) 
 Grain Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 2, 
 1885, Mineral, 111.; s. William Whipple (b. Jl 
 14, 1 85 1, Lunenburg, Vt.) and May (Williams) 
 Dewey (b. F" 6, 1855, Lake Port, ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Henry H. S. Ueta Theta Pi; Cml. 
 (Jlub; Pol. .Sc. Club. Clerk, McGregor, Chase 
 i<i Co., Pub. Acets. Grain Comn., 1906-8; W. W. 
 Dewey & Sons, (irain Merchants, Peoria, 
 1908 — . Mem., Creve Coeur Club; Peoria 
 Canoe Club, Vice-Commodore; Univ. (^lub of 
 i'eoria; Peoria Country Club; Peoria Bd. of 
 Trade, 1915-16, V. P., 1917, Treas., 1918. Mar- 
 ried Orrel C. Howard, 1912, Sheflield, 111. 
 Child, Alice May, b. N 18, 1915. Address, 217 
 N. Glenwood Ave., I'eoria. 
 
 2638. LOUISE ELIZAP.ETH DE WITT 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Jl 24, 1884, 
 l,a Grange, 111.; d. Frank L. (b. D 5, 1862, 
 Tiskilwa, 111.) and Minnie Crawford (Mitchell) 
 De Witt (b. S 15, 1866, Pentanguishene, Can.). 
 Prepared in Lyons Tp. 11. .S. Alpha Xi Delta. 
 I.ibn., La Clrange Pub. Lib. Address, 22 Waiola 
 Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 2639. FRED PAUL DILLON 
 (Husband of No. 3172) 
 -Supt., Lighthouse Service; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 D 26, 1883, Camp I'oint, 111.; s. I'rancis Marion 
 (b. My I, 1849, (jeorgetown. 111.) and Alice 
 ICxperience (Merrill) Dillon (b. N 19, 184:;, 
 Saluda, 111.). Prepared in Englewood IL .S. 
 Pi Theta. Insp. in charge of Const., 1906; 
 .Sur. Draftsman, 1908; Asst. Civ. Engr. and 
 Supt., Const., p. M. Dept.,_U. S. A., 1900; 
 Civ. Engr. and .Supt. of Const., do.. 191 1; 
 Asst. Supt. sixth Lighthouse Dist., Baltimore; 
 .Supt., do., 1918 — . Mem., Engng. Soc. of 
 West Pa. Married Miriam Elsie .Scott ('07), 
 O 12, 1909. Children: iidward .Scott^ b. N 18, 
 1910; Kathleen, b. Ja 31, 1913; Merrill Barker, 
 b. Ja 17, 19 1-'. Address, Garrison Apts., Cor. 
 Garrison and Belle Ave., Baltimore; bus. add.. 
 Office of Lighthouse Insp., do. 
 
 2640. FRANK EUGENE DIXON 
 Tcle[)hone Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 26, 
 1878, Iroquois Co., 111.; s. James William (b. 
 Je 3. 1838, Tonica, 111.) and Anna Mary (Hu- 
 ber) Dixon (b. F" 11, 1845, Harrisburg, Pa.). 
 I'repared in N. W. Acad.; N. W. Univ., 1902. 
 
University ok Illinois 
 
 i 1 006 
 
 Telephone Engr., 1908; F'arining, igog; Tele- 
 phone Engr., 1909 — . Mem., West. Efficiency 
 Soc. Married Charlotte Aquiline Anderson, Jl 
 3. 1917. Chicago. Address, 2443 S. Keeler 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3641. GEORGE TERRY DONOGHUE 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 38. 1884, 
 Chicago; s. Micheal Francis (b. Jl 5, 184^, 
 Cork, Ireland) and Elizabeth (Shields) Donog- 
 hue (b. 1850, Butlalo, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Chicago Engng. and Man. Tr. Schs. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Yoxan; Dramatic Club. Engr., San. Dist. 
 of Chicago, 1906-13; Chief Engr., Lincoln Park 
 Comns., Chicago, 1913— . Mem., K. of C. ; Am. 
 Rd. Builders' Assn.; Pres., Chicago Illini Club, 
 1916; Din, do., 1017. Married Clara Frances 
 Roche, Te 18, 1912, Chicago. Cliildren: George 
 Terry, jr., b. Je 17, 1Q13: Edmund Roche, b. 
 Ja 5, 191 5; Katherine Eli7abeth, b. Mr 20, 
 1916; Marie, b. Ag 15, 1917. Address, 6.'i 
 FuIIerton Parkway, N. llalsted St., Chicago. 
 
 2642. ROBERT BEATTY DOOL 
 
 (Husband of No. 4300) 
 Advertising; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 22, 1881, 
 Aledo. 111.; s. John (b. Mr 23, 1826, New Athens, 
 O.) and Sarah J. (Havertield) Dool (b. Je 14, 
 1838, (/(>.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. Telephone 
 work in factory; Mgr., Factory, 1906-15; News- 
 paper and advertising work, Aledo, 111., 1915-18. 
 Married Hazel Denton Mandeville ('10), O 4, 
 1910, Champaign. Children: Hazen I., b. Ja 3, 
 1913; John H., b. N 25, 1914; Roberta Jaiie, b. 
 Ap II, 1917. Address, Aledo, 111. 
 
 2643. EDWIN BEALE DORAN 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. 11, 1885, Lon- 
 don, Tenn.; s. Edwin Wortham (b. Ky.) and 
 Florence Emily (Beale) Doran (b. Coles Co., 
 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Agr. Club. 
 Expert for Internat. Harvester Co. in U. S., 
 France, Algiers and Argentine; Farmer, Miss.; 
 Instr. and Asst. Prof., La. St. Univ., 191 1 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; A. S. M. E. Married Cor- 
 nelia Anne Denham, Ag 191 2, Prairieville, La. 
 Child, Edwin Bcale, Jr., b. Ja 11, 1918. Ad- 
 drtss. Box 306, Baton Rouge, La. 
 
 2644- IVAN N. DOUGHTY 
 Supt., Brick Factory; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 My 29, 1884, Danville, 111.; s. James Fremont 
 (b. 1856, Vt.) and Oceana (Morin) Doughty 
 (b. i86o, Danville, 111.). Prepared in Danville 
 H. S. St. Ry. Const.. 1906; Elec. Ry. Const.. 
 1907-8; City Engr., 1909-10; Supt., Brick Fac- 
 tory, ign — . Mem., B. P. O. E. Address. 
 121 Pine St., Danville, Ill.t 
 
 2645. DON JOHN CHARLES DREW 
 (Brother of Nos. 2959, 3714, 5638) 
 Standardization Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. 
 My i6, 1882, Clifton, 111.; s. Washington (b. 
 Ag 20, 1846, Chateaucay, N. Y.) and Mary 
 Alice (Hunt) Drew (b. S 23, 1851, Charles- 
 town, N. H.). Prepared in Watseka H. S. 
 A. I. E. E.; E. E. Soc; Choral Soc. Stud. 
 Apprentice, West. Elec. Co., 1906-7; Asst. 
 Shop Foreman, do., 1907-8; Insp. and Installa- 
 tion work, do.. 1908-9; Telephone exchange 
 power engng., do., 1909-11; Supvr., do., 1914- 
 16; Standardization Engr., do.. 1916-18; Mem., 
 M. E. Church: Y. M. C. A.; I. C. A. G. A.; 
 HI. St. Hort. Soc; Sec. and Treas.. Cml. Or- 
 chard Co. Married Hattie May German, S 
 22, 1908, Newton, Kan. Children: Ada Marion, 
 b. Ag 27, 1909; Ruth Alice, b. Mr 24, 191 1; 
 Glen G., b. Ja 13, 1913; Paul Wesley, b. N 
 20, 1916. Address, 301 S. Madison Ave., La 
 Grange, III.; bus. add.. West. Elec. Co., Haw- 
 thorne Sta., Chicago. 
 
 2646. EARL N. DUGAN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 2;, 1877, 
 Boone Co., la.; s. Nathaniel (b. Ag 30, 1840, 
 Tuscaross Co., O.) and Mary Jane (George) 
 
 Dugan (b. Jl 28, iSj,*?. Gilmore Co.. O.). Pre- 
 pared m Perry H. S. Arch. Club; Choral Soc. 
 .•\rch. Draftsman, ioo6-io; Practising Arch., 
 191 o—. Mem., Presby. Church; Univ. Club, 
 Tacoma, 1908-10; St. Chni>., Am. Inst, of 
 Arch., 1910 — . Married Alice Grace Settle- 
 myer, Je 24, 1908, Des Moines. Children: 
 Rebecca Jane, b. D i ■;. 1913; .Mice Louise, b. 
 Je 15, 1915; Robert Earl, b. F 24, 1918. Ad- 
 dress. Si 8 W. Sorague Ave., Tacoma, Wash.; 
 bus. add.. 1013 Nat. Realty Bldg., do. 
 
 2647. ALBERT MENZO DUNLAP 
 Med. Specialist; B. S. in Sc; b. Ja 15, 1884; 
 s. James Hammil (b. Savoy, 111.) "and Henri- 
 etta (Coon) Dunlap (b. Champaign, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. .\cnd.; M. D.. Howard Univ.. 
 Med. Sch., loio. Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean; 
 Mil. Scholarship; Class Baseball. Specialist, 
 •Med. Sch., Shanghai, China. Married Eva 
 May Wyman, Je i, iqii, Cambridge, Mass. 
 .Address, 3 Great Western Rd., Shanghai, 
 China. t 
 
 2648. JOEL ERNEST DUNN 
 Surveyor and Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. Mr 21, 1879, Macon, 111.; s. Joel (b. Lov- 
 ington, III.) and Clara Josephine (Smith) 
 Dunn (b. Moweaqua, HI.). Prepared in Be- 
 ment 11. S. C. E. Club: Adclidiic; Capt., l^niv. 
 Regt.; Class Football; Class Treas.; Illio Staff. 
 Mem., Church of Disciples of Christ; .\. F. 
 A. M.; Dexter Club. Address, Dexter, Mo. 
 
 2649. JOHN HENRY DURFEE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. .\g 24, 1880, 
 
 Central Bridge, N. Y. ; s. Oscar F. (b. .'\g 30, 
 tS-tS, Dusnesbnrgh, N. Y.) and Deliah (Dictz) 
 Durfee (b. Mr j8, 1863). Prepared in Troy 
 Conf. Acad., Poultnev, Vt.; O. Wesleyan 
 Univ., Delaware, O. Stud. .-Vnprentice, West. 
 Elec. Co., 1906-7; Designer, Ft. Wayne Elec. 
 Works, Madison, Wis., 1907-10. Married 
 Maria .Mice Durfee. S 9, 1903, Vergennes, Vt. 
 Child, Oscar Ray, b. Ja i, 1906. Address, 317 
 N. Baldwin St., Madison, Wis.t 
 
 2650. LIDA ELIZA DYMOND 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Lake Zurich, III.; d. 
 James (b. F 27, 1836, Kxeter, Eng.) and Persis 
 "(Robertson) Dyniond (b. .\g 2. 1854,^ Lake 
 Zurich, 111.). Prepared in Frances Shinier 
 .\cad., Mt. Carroll, 111.; Univ. of Chic.Tgo. 
 Chicago Coll. Club. Address. Shorewood 
 Farm, Lake Zurich, Lake Co., 111. 
 
 2651. JOHN PADEN DYSART 
 Missionary: B. S. in Agr.: b. Ag 23, 1880, 
 
 Granville, 111.: s. Cornelius William (b. 1847, 
 do.) and Elizabeth Mary Dysart (b. 1849, Me.). 
 Prepared in ITniv. .\cad. .Mpha Zeta: Chm., 
 Y. M. C. A. Employment Bur. Teacher, 
 1006-7; Grad., Oberlin Sem.. loio; Missionary. 
 TOii — . Pres., Oberlin Sem. Ihiion; Ordained 
 in Fox River Assn. of Congr. Churches. Mar- 
 ried Bertha Frcelino- Fox, Ja 10. loii, Gran- 
 ville, 111. (died My 9, 1913); Mathilda Alber- 
 tine Thorson, F 4. 1918, St. Paul. Address. 
 Chikore, Melsetter Dist., So. Africa. 
 
 2652. JOHN ISAAC EDWARDS 
 Manaeer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 17. 1S85, 
 .\ledo. 111.; s. John William (b. Oquawka, 111.) 
 and Mary (Nesbit) Edwards (b. Aledo, 111.). 
 Prepared in Aledo and Phoenix (.\riz.) H. 
 .Schs. Phi Kapna -Sigma. Sales Engr., Sulli- 
 van Mach. Co., El Paso, Tex., Mex., D. F. and 
 Chicago, 1906-14; Sales Engr., Vacuum Oil 
 Co., Chicago, 1915-16; Mgr., I.ubricating Dent., 
 Gulf Refining Co., N. Y.. 1916-17; Mgr., Sales 
 I)iv.. Pneumatic Tool Co., Chicago, 1919 — . 
 .\ttached to Gen. Engr. Depot. U. S. A.. 191 7; 
 ist. Lt., Engr. N. A.. 191S; Mustered out, 
 TOT9.I Address. Room loio. Fisher Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
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 2653. WILLIAM HENRY EIKER 
 (Brother of No. 4635) 
 Dist. Engr.; b. S 12, 1880, Sparta, 111.; s. 
 W. D. (b. J! 10, 1848, Millerstown, Pa.) and 
 A. J. (Guad) Eiker (b. N 1838, Toronto, 
 Can.). Preiiarcd in Si)arta H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Capt., Univ. Rcgt. Div. Engr., C. B. 
 & Q. R. R., Lincoln, Neb., 190610; Chief 
 Clen<, la. office. Real Est. and Ind. Conin., 
 C. B. & Q. R. R. Dist. Engr., do.. Lincoln, 
 Neb., 19 1 2-1 8. Married Margaret B. Brown, 
 My II, 1912, Springfield, 111. Address, 2012 
 S. 25th St., Lincoln, Neb.; bus. add., Room 
 14 C. B. & Q. Depot, do. 
 
 2654. FREDERIC HOOD EMERSON 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 10, 1884, 
 Rockford, 111.; s. Frank Daniel (b. 1846, Wor- 
 cester, Mass.) and Nettie (Hood) Emerson (b. 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.). Prejiared in Rockford H. 
 S. Psi Upsilon; Glee Club. Engr., West. 
 Elec. Co., 1906-8; Chicago Telephone Co., 
 1908-9; Dist. Sales Mgr., Bristol Co., Boston; 
 Production Engr., Mgr. of Artillery Section, 
 do., 19 1 8 — . Address, f> Albemarle Chambers, 
 Boston; bus. add., 19 Portland St., do. 
 
 2655. RAYMOND JESSE EMMERSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. My 4, 1882, Albion, 
 111.; s. Morris (b. do.) and Ida (Harris) Em- 
 merson (b. do.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon II. 
 S. Sigma Aliiha Epsilon; Theta Kappa Nu; 
 Pol. Sc. Club; Van Twiller, Moot Court. City 
 Ed., Daily News-Herald, Lincoln, 111., 1906-9; 
 Practising Law, Birmingham, Ala., 1909 — . 
 Married Marie Angela Schilling, Ap 14, 1909, 
 Lincoln, 111. Child, Ruth Michelle, b. F 6, 
 1912. Address, 1301 Phelan St., Birmingham, 
 Ala. 
 
 2656. MELVIN LORENIUS ENGER. 
 (Brother of No. 2657) 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 191 1; M. S., 
 191 7; b. My 4, 1 88 1, Decorah, la.; s. Lauritz 
 Magnus (b. N 3, 1856, Norway) and Bertha 
 (Myran) Enger (b. 1858, Decorah, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. of Minn. Hon. Mem., Triangle; 
 Hon. Mem., Sigma Tan; Hon. Mem., Mu San; 
 Final Honors; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi. Asst. 
 Instrumentman and Instrumentman, B. & B. 
 Dept., C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1906-7; Instr. in 
 T. & A. M., Univ. of 111., 1907-9; Assoc, 1909- 
 11; Asst. Prof., 1911-17; Assoc. Prof., 1917— . 
 Auth. : (with A. N. Talbot) The Resistance to 
 Flow Through Locomotive Water Columns, Bui. 
 48, Engng. E.rp. Sta., Univ. of III., Mem., Soc. 
 for the Promotion of Engng. Educ; 111. Soc. 
 Engrs. Married Mary Adeline Crawford, Ag 24, 
 1908, Decorah, la. Children: Bertha Marie, b. 
 Je I, 1909; Walter Melvin. b. My 11, 1914- 
 Address, 802 Nevada. Urbana; bus. add., 
 Engng. Hall, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 2657. NORVAL ENGER 
 (Brother of No. 2656) 
 B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1917; b. Ag 15, 1883, 
 Decorah, la.; s. Lauritz Magnus (b. N 3, 
 1856, Norway) and Bertha (Myran) Enger 
 (b. 1858, Decorah, la.). Prepared in Univ. 
 of Minn. Address, Ephrata. Wash. 
 
 2658. CECIL CLAIRE ERICKSON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 30, 1882, 
 Farmer City, 111.; s. John (b. F 14, 1852, Swe- 
 den) and Lissa (b. N 14, 1862). Prepared in 
 Farmer City H. S. LL. B., Univ. of Mich., 
 1908. Sec. to Charles E. Merriam, Chicago; 
 Comn. of City Expenditure, Chicago; Repub- 
 lican Nominee for Mavor of Chicago; Lawyer, 
 Chicago. Mem., .\. F. A. M. Address. 333 
 Dorchester Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 2659. THURLOW GAULT ESSINGTON 
 (Brother of No. 4148) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 19, i886, 
 Streator, 111.; s. John Essington. Prepared in 
 Streator II. S. J. 1)., Univ. of Chicago. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi. 
 City Atty. of Streator, 191 5 — . Mayor of 
 Streator, 1917-18. Rep. St. Senator. Married 
 Davie Hendricks, F 26, 1913, Madisonville, 
 Ky. Address, 604 Broadway, Streator, III. 
 
 2660. ROBERT MILLS EVANS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 13, 1883, 
 .\liddletoii, O.; s. John (iaunt and Laura (Wil- 
 liamson) Evans. Prepared in Winfield, Kan. 
 II. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Jr. 
 Class Pres.; Treas., Sr. Class. Engr., West 
 Elec. Co., 1906-10; Allis-Chalmers Co., 1910-11; 
 Citizens' Light Co., .Aberdeen, 191 1; Byron G. 
 Arnold Co., Seattle, 191 1; Meacham & Bab- 
 cock, Seattle, igii; II. P. Gillette, Seattle, 191 1; 
 Howard Pulp Process, Everett, 1912; Seattle 
 Frog & Switch Co., 1913 — . Mem., Seattle Ath. 
 Club. Married B. M. Henehan Brown, S 12, 
 1912. Address, 2306, 34th Ave., Seattle.! 
 
 2661. HENRY ELLSWORTH EWING 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc, 1906; A. M., 1908; 
 b. F II, 1883, Areola, 111.; s. Joseph Henry (b. 
 N 30, 1841, Charleston, 111.) and Anna L. 
 (McDonald) Ewing (b. N 13, 1841, do.). Pre- 
 Ijared in Areola H. S.; Kno.x Coll.; Ph. D., Cor- 
 nell, 1911; Rush Med. Coll.; la. St. Coll. 
 Adelphic; Phi Delta Theta; Class Football 
 Team; 2nd Univ. Football Team. Teacher of 
 Sc, Marshall Tp. H. S., 1908-9; Asst. in Zool., 
 la. St. Coll., 1909-10; Schuyler fellow in Ento- 
 mol., Cornell,. 1910-1 1 ; Asst. Entomologist, Ore. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., 1911-14; Asst. Prof., Dept. of 
 Zool., la. St. Coll., 1914-16; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1916 — . Auth.: New North Am. Acarina, 
 Transactions Acad. Sc. of St. Louis, Vol. 
 .Will, 1909; The Oribatoidea of 111., Bui. III. 
 St. Lab. Nat. Hist., Vol. VII, 1909; A System- 
 atic and Biol. Study of the Acarina of HI., 
 The Univ. Studies, Vol. Ill, 1909; New Species 
 of Acarina, Transactions of Am. Bntomol. Soc, 
 \'ol. XXXV, igio; The Eng. Sparrow as an 
 .\gt. in the Dissemination of Chicken and Bird 
 Mites, Anls., Vol. XXVIII, 1911; other articles 
 in Transactions /tcad. of Sc. St. Louis, Buls. 
 Am. Museum Nat. Hist.. lour. Entomol. and 
 Zool., Biol. Bui.. Buls. of Ore. Agr. E.rp. Sta. 
 Fellow, A. A. A. S.; la. Acad. Sc; Charter 
 mem.. 111. St. Acad, of Sc. ; Mem., Am. Assn. 
 Econ. Entomols. ; Entomol. Soc. of Am. Mar- 
 ried Bertha M. Riley, Ag 7, 19 16, Evanston, 111. 
 Child, Paul McDonald, b. D 21, 1917- Address, 
 536 Forest Glen Ave., Ames, la. 
 
 2662. JAMES ALBERT LEROY FAIRCHILD 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 15. 1875. 
 Edgar Co., 111.; s. John (b. N i, 1837, O.) and 
 Emily (Hickey) Fairchild (b. Ap 3, 1842, do.). 
 Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Adelphic; 
 Debating Team. Prin., Oceana H. S., Va., 
 1908-10; in charge of Sc, Brookfield and River- 
 side H. S., Riverside, III., 1910-11; Head of 
 Dept. of Physics and Agr La Crosse St. Norm. 
 Sch., iQii-17; do.. Rural Educ, do., 1917 — • 
 Capt., Tenth Inf., Wis. Nat. Guard. Patent on 
 Motor Carburetor, 1915- Auth.: Bui. on Sch. 
 Gardens, Nat. Printing Co., 1914- Married 
 Gertrude Mills, .\e 23, 1905, Decatur, III. 
 Children: Elwood Mills, b. N 12, 1912 (adop- 
 ted, Te 1913); Mildred Miriam, b. Ap 12, 1915 
 (adopted Ap iotO Emily .Ann, b. O 18, 1917- 
 Address, 1305 Vine St., La Crosse, Wis. 
 
 2663. SHERMAN D. FAIRCHILD 
 
 Lawyer and Senator; LL. B. ; b. N 14, 1878, 
 
 Tower Hill, III.; s. John IT. (b. Jl 23, 1850, 
 
 Willsborough, N. Y.) and Fanny (McKittrick) 
 
 Fairchild (h. Ap 1833. Ireland). Prepared m 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1906 
 
 Austin ColL, Effingham, IIL; Univ. Acad.; N. 
 W. Univ. Law Sch., 1002. Practiced I^w in 
 Boise, Idaho. 1907-8; Farming, 190S-1::; Sen- 
 ator from Ada Co., Idaho, 1912-14, 1917-18. 
 Mem., Ada Bar Assn., 1907; Idaho St. Bar 
 Assn., 1907; Pres., Ada Co. Pub. Sch. Trustees 
 Assn., ipio-ii; Illini Club of Idaho, 1910 — ; 
 Dir., Boise Valley Cattle Grazers' Assn. Mar- 
 ried Gertrude Buchanan, N 23, 1907, Boise, 
 Idaho. Children: Anna McKittrick. b. Mr 17, 
 1911; John Henry, b. .\g 9. 1914. Address, R. 
 2, Kuna, Idaho. 
 
 2664. MATTIE PAULINE FARGC^ 
 Librarian; B. L. S., b. S 4, 1883, Lake Mills, 
 Wis.; d. Enoch J. (b. do.) and Mary (Ruther- 
 ford) Fargo (b. do.). Prepared in Lake IMills 
 II. S.; Mnwaukee-Downer Coll., 1901-3; I'liiv. 
 of Wis., 1903-4. Alpha Xi Delta. Catalogor, 
 la. St. Teachers' Coll., 1906-12; Libn., Lead 
 (S. Dak.) H. S. Lib., 1912; Cataloger. Co. 
 Free Lib., 1914-16, Los Angeles; Head of Co. 
 Teachers' Lib. and Sch. Dists. Lib., do., 1916. 
 Address, 1632 N. Kingsley Drive, Los .Vngelcs. 
 
 2665. FRANCES MARGUERITE FEIND 
 
 THURSH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3422) 
 
 A. B. in L. A.; B. L. S., 1907; b. D 15, 1885, 
 
 Chicago; d. Oswald Frank, (b. N 20, i860, Ger.) 
 
 and VVilhelmina (Rulle) Feind (b. Ap. 5, 1854, 
 
 do.). Prepared in Bloom Tp. H. S., Chicago 
 
 Ilgts. Illiola; .-Vchoth; Pres., Sr. Lib. Class; 
 
 Der Deutsche Verein. Asst. Loan Libn., Univ. 
 
 of III., 1907-14. Mem., Presby. Church; Am. 
 
 Libn. Assn.; O. E. S. Married Ralph Kent 
 
 Hursh ('08), le 28, 1914, Chicago Heights. 
 
 Child, Robert William, b. Mr 3, 1916. .Add'n-ss. 
 
 205 Indiana Ave.. L^rbana. 
 
 2666. ROY WARNER FLOWERS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 22, 18S4, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. Benjamin Miller (b. N 30, 1856, 
 Mt. Joy, Pal) and Martha Louise (Warner) 
 Flowers (b. Mr 27, :85s, Warsaw, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Quincy H. S. Arch. Club. Draftsman, 
 Continental Bridge Co., Chicago, 1907; Asst. 
 in Arch. Dept., 1907; Draftsman, Prof. T. M. 
 White, Urbana. 1907; Draftsman and Designer, 
 The Scherzer Rolling Life Bridge Co., Chicago, 
 191 1 ; Draft.sman, Am. Bridge Co.. (iary. hid. 
 Mem., Illini Club of Chicago; West, ^^oc^ of 
 Engrs. ; Prairie Club. Married Oace Niles 
 Perkins, Jl 26, 1908, Urbana. .-Iddrcss, 252 
 Marshall St., Gary, Ind.; bus. add., c/o .Vm. 
 Bridge Co., Drawing Room 3, do. 
 
 2667. ELIZABETH FORREST 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Mr 22, 1882, Chicago; 
 d. William Sylvester (b. Jl 3, 1852, Baltimore > 
 and Elizabeth Emma (Whitney) _Forrest (b. X 
 22, 1S57, N. Y.). Prepared in Kenwood Inst., 
 Chicago, and Mary A. Burnham Sch., North- 
 ampton, Mass. Prelim. Honors. Organizer, 
 la. Lib. Comn., 1907; Ref. Asst.. Univ. of III. 
 Lib., 1907-S; Asst. Libn., Pa. St. Coll., 191 i-i i; 
 Libn., Coll. of Agr. and Mcch. Arts., Univ. of 
 Mont.. 1914-18; Libn.. Mont. Agr. Coll.. Bo?e- 
 man, Mont., 1918 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. .!</• 
 dress Montana Agr. College, Bozeman. Mont. 
 
 2668. HOWARD BRACE FRANKLIN 
 Mech. Engr. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr i6, 18S4, 
 Bismarck, N. Dak.; s. W. A. (b. 1849. Wis.) 
 and Annie (Brace) Franklin (b. 1848, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S., Harvey, 111. 
 M. and E. E. Soc; Pres., Soph. Class. Mech. 
 Engr. with L. S. & M. S. R. R., 1910; with 
 Internat. Harv. Co., iqio — . Mem., A. F. A. 
 M. Married Natalie Burpee, Ag 10, 1909, Ash- 
 tabula, O. Child, Clarence Edson, b. J_e 8, 1910. 
 .4Jdr-t-ss, 161 1 Clayton Park Ave., Chicago.t 
 
 2669. JOHN HENRY FROST 
 
 Ins. Salesman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 5, 1883, 
 Chicago; s. David (b. Lebanon, Pa.) and Wil- 
 helmina (Grevy) Frost (b. Aurora, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Lake View H. S., Chicago. Delta 
 Upsilon; Theta Nu Epsilon; Yoxan. Asst. 
 Engr., Cuba R. R. Co., San Luis, Cuba, 1906-7; 
 do,, Mo., Okla. & Gulf R. M., Muskogee, Okla., 
 1907-8; Locating Engr., Cairo, Mounds City & 
 Mounds Intcrurban, Cairo, 111., 1908-9; Design- 
 ing Engr.. Chicago Subway, Chicago, 1909-10; 
 Locating Engr., 111. Southern R. R. Co., 1910- 
 11; Loc. and Const. Engr., Denver Reservoir 
 S: Irrigation Co., Denver, 1911-12; Asst. Engr., 
 Denver Reservoir & Irrigation Co.. Denver, 
 1912-16; Salesman, Mutual Benefit Life Ins. 
 Co.. 1916 — . Married Nellie Mae Cameron, N 
 15, 1911. Child, Eugene Cameron, b. Ag 23, 
 1912. Address, 519 Gilpin St., Denver, 
 
 2670. JOHN F. FUCIK, JR. 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 11, 1885, 
 
 Chicago; s. John and Mary A. (Schimek) Fucik. 
 Prepared in Chicago H. S.; John Marshall Law 
 Sch., 1909-10. Rodman, Chicago, 1906; Asst. 
 Engr., Alvord & Burdick, Chicago, 1906; Engr., 
 Bd. of Local Improvements, Chicago, 1909 — . 
 .Iddress, 5409 Gladys Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 2^1. JOHN H ALBERT GALEENER 
 (Brother of No. 4669) 
 lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 23, 1880, Tunnel Hill, 
 111.; s. William Elwood (b. O 30. 1841, Blue 
 Ash, O.) and India B. (Perkins) Galeener (b. 
 My 26, 1851, Vienna, 111.). Prepared in Vien- 
 na H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; Engng. Club; 
 Maj., Univ. Rcgt. : Bus. Mgr.. ///. .)/<j(/. Custo- 
 dian of Law Lib., 190 1-3; Practised Law. E. 
 St. Louis, 1908-9; Atty. for Frisco R. R. Co., 
 Cape Girardeau, Mo., 1009; Farming, Practising 
 Law, Mercantile Ranking Bus., Sikeston, Mo.; 
 Rep. Mem.. St. Tax Comn. of Mo., 1917 — . 
 Mem., B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M.; Presby. 
 Church. Married Lena Aspiza Marshall. Je 24, 
 1 90S, Sikeston, Mo. Children: John William, 
 b. Je 8, 1909; Lynn Halbert, b. F 2, 191 2; 
 Jerrv Halbert, b. Ag 4, 1917. .-iddress, Sikes- 
 ton, Scott Co., Mo. 
 
 2672. JACOB C. GAMBACII 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 15, 1877, 
 Ilecker. 111.; s. Henry (h. N ii, 1832, Darm- 
 stadt. Ger.) and Marie Ganibach (b. Ja 2, 1840, 
 do.). Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Univ.; 
 Univ. Acad. Ger. Club; Orat. Soc. Teacher, 
 New Athens, 111., 1906-7; Belleville. 111., 1907- 
 i6; Grad. work, l^niv. of Chicago, 1916-17; 
 Prin., Tp. II. S., New Orleans, Ind., 1917-18. 
 Treas., Illini Club of St. Clair Co. Married 
 Anna Elizabeth Stehfest, Je 30, igio, Lebanon, 
 111. Child, Lela Louise, b. Ag 10, igii. Ad- 
 dress. ,^07 E. 1st St., Belleville. 111. 
 
 2673. BRADLEY CHARLES GARDNER 
 Supt. and Chem.; B. S. in Chem. ; b. Je 12, 
 1SS4, Champaign; s. Dick Hodges (b. N 8, 1847, 
 Tohnstown, O.l and Ella Melissa (Angle) Gard- 
 ner (b. Mr 3. 1848, Tru.xton, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Calumet H. S., Chicago. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Final Honors. 
 Chem., C. R. I. & P. R. R., 1906-7; Asst. St. 
 .•\nalysist. 111. St. Food Comn., 1907-10; Supt. 
 and Chem. for Chapman & Smith (Jo., 1910 — . 
 Mem., A. C. S.; Pres.. Delta Tau Delta. 1912- 
 Married Bessie Barker, O 31, 1913, Chicago. 
 Child. Bradley, Jr.. b. Ja 2. 1916. Address, 
 2014 W. 102nd St., Chicago; bus. add., 1017 W. 
 Washington Blvd., do. 
 
 2674. MABEL CLARE GARWOOD 
 
 (Sister of No. 2393) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 17. i88o. 
 
 .•\ugusta. 111.; d. James M. (b. 184^, Newton, 
 
 III.) and Mary Frances (McClure) Garwood (b. 
 
1906] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 251 
 
 F 17, 1850, Augusta, 111.). Prepared in Au|tus- 
 ta H. S.- Art Inst., Chicago. Alethenai; Eng. 
 Club. Icachcr, Kushville II. S., 19069; do., 
 Iloopeston, 111., 1909-13; Prin., Augusta IT. S., 
 >9i3-'5; Teacher, Eng., H. S., East Aurora, 
 111., 1915 — . Address, Bushnell, 111.; bus. add., 
 j66 S. 4th St., Aurora, 111. 
 
 267s. MARY LOUISE GAY (BLUNT) 
 
 (Sister of No. 5142) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1910; b. N 25, 1884. 
 Rockport, 111.; d. James Clark (b. do.) and 
 Jpsephine Udell (Horton) Gay (b. Horton, 
 111.). Prepared in Pittsfield H. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Der Deutsche Verein; Illiola; 
 Sigma Kappa; Grad. Scholarship in Ger. Tea- 
 cher, Riverside H. S., 190O-9; do., Sliortridge 
 H. S., Indianapolis, Ind. Mem., Assn. Coll. 
 Alumnae; Nathan Hale Chap., D. A. R., St. 
 Paul; New Century Club, do. Married Rev. 
 Harry Blunt, Je 16, 1913, Rockport, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Mary b. Je 17, 1914; Henry, b. Ag 21, 
 191 5. Address, ion Ashland Ave., St. Paul. 
 
 2676. FREDERIC WILLIAMS GILL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1910; b. F 
 2, 1880, Conway, Ark.; s. Joseph C. and Mary 
 Louise (Williams) Gill. Prepared in S. Belvi- 
 dere H. S. Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 Matthes Research Lab., Chicago, 1906-07; Re- 
 search Lab., Physiol. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1907- 
 10; Engng. Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Harrison, N. 
 J., 1910 — . Auth.: Articles, Det. of Total Sul- 
 phur in Urine, Jotir. Am. Chem. Soc, 1909; 
 Preservation of Urine by Thymol and Refri- 
 geration, do.; Det. of Urea in Urine, do.; Det. 
 of Nitrogen in Organic Substances, do.; Det. of 
 Ammonia of Meat and Meat Products, Science, 
 1908; Det. of Phosphorus in Foods, etc.. Pro- 
 ceedings Am. Soc. Biol. Chem., 1909- Regis- 
 tered in Am. Men of Sc, 191 1; Mem., Univ. 
 Club, Univ. of 111.; Mazda Club, Gen. Elec. Co., 
 1910; A. C. S., 1905-10. Married Sara Abagail 
 Walling, Jl 21, 1903, Rock City Falls, N. Y. 
 Children: Frederic Walling, b. O 12, 190s; 
 Edyth Louise, b. My 25, 1908; Barbara Emily, 
 b. D 29, 1909. Address, 322 Beach St., Arling- 
 ton, N. J.t 
 
 2677. JOHN BURR GLASS 
 Chief Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 30, 
 1879, Taylorville, 111.; s. Isaac Jarvis (b. Je 
 20, 1850, Bridgeton, Mass.) and Sarah Jane 
 Glass (b. S 8, 1858, Taylorville, 111.). Prepar- 
 ed in Taylorville H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 
 Steam Turbine Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y., 1906-8; Engr. Const, with White 
 and Newcomb, Mexico City, 1908-11; La Com- 
 pania de Fierro y Acero de Monterey, S-. A., 
 1911-14; Checker, drafting room, T. C. I. Co., 
 Ensley, Ala., 1915-18; Chief Draftsman. Ship- 
 building Co., Mobile, Ala., 1918 — . Married 
 Ada Louise Hollingsworth, S 3, 1913, San 
 Antonio, Tex. Address, 801 Augusta St,, 
 'Mobile, Ala. 
 
 2678. ELIZABETH GRAFF (SANGER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 31, 1882, Mt. Vernon. 
 0.; d. Franklin Luther (b. i860, do.) and 
 Katherine (True) Graff (b. i860, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Kappa Kappa Gam- 
 ma; V. P., Sr. Class. Teacher in Atlanta II. 
 S., 1906-7; Sub. Teacher, Port Huron H. S., 
 19089; Asst. in Toledo Pub. Lib., 1911-13; 
 Teacher in Toledo H. S., 1913-17. Married 
 Capt. Walter M. Sanger, S 1917. Address, 
 1041 Linwood Ave., Columbus, 0. 
 
 2679. DOUGLAS BASIL ADAIR GRAHAM 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. O 27, 
 1884, Boston. Prepared in Riverside H. S. 
 Glee Club; Mandolin Club; Maj., Univ. Regt. 
 Engr., Alvord and Burdick, Const. Engrs. 
 Mem., West. Soc. Engrs.; Assoc, A. S. C. E. ; 
 Am. Waterworks Assn.; 111. Soc. Engrs.; 111. 
 Water Supply Assn.; City Club of Chicago. 
 Address, 1740 Pennsylvania Ave.; Indian- 
 apolis. t 
 
 2680. AMBROSE GOULET GRANDPRE 
 Supt. of Const.: B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 31, 
 
 1883, Kankakee, 111.; s. Victor R. (b. Can.) 
 and Ida C. (Goulct) Grandpre (b. Boston). 
 Prepared in W. Div. H. S., Chicago. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Prelim, and Final Honors; Techno- 
 graph Bd. Draftsman, 1906-7; Bridge Insp., 
 1907 9; both with C. M. & St. P. R. R.; Supt. 
 of Const., Marshall & Fox, Archs., Chicago, 
 1909 — . Married Eleanor A. Harris, Ap 14, 
 1909, Tekoa, Wash. Children: Lorraine Anne, 
 b. N 4, 191 1 ; Anona Rose, b. Je 18, 1913. 
 Address, 5830 Race Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2681. LILY GRAY 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S.; b. 
 N I, 1851, Chicago; d. Joseph Henry (b. Ja i, 
 r8i2, Boston) and Therese Sobieski (Stow) 
 Gray (b. Mr 20, 1814, Eaton, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Hyde Park H. S.; Chicago Univ., 
 1873-6. Kappa Kappa Kappa. Libn., Spokes- 
 man Review, Spokane, Wash. Mem. Unitar- 
 ian Church; Am. Alumni Assn., Chicago Univ. 
 Am. Lib. Assn.; Assn. of Coll. Alumnae. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Spokesman Review, Spokane. t 
 
 2682. WALTER HERBERT GREGORY 
 (Brother of No. 37SS) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 10, 1880, 
 Moweaqua, 111.; s. Frank (b. M^ 30, 1853, 
 Perry C^o., Ind.) and Amanda Mozella (Smith) 
 Gregory (b. S S, 1857, Moweaqua, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Austin Coll.; Univ. Acad.; studied law 
 in Univ. of Chicago, 1907-9. Phi Alpha Delta; 
 Debating Team; Class Football and Baseball; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. Pres., Adelphic; Pol. Sc. 
 Club; Cml. Club; Hatchet Orat. (Japt., "H" 
 Co., Nat. Guard of Ut., 1911-14; Capt., Inf. 
 Reserve Corps, 1917; Maj^ Inf. Reserve Corps, 
 [917-18; 364th Inf., A. E. F., France, 1918; 
 VVounded in action, 1918. Mem., St. Bar Assn. 
 of Ut.; Pres., 111. Club of Salt Lake City, 
 1910-11; Am. Bar Assn.; Salt Lake Cml. Club; 
 Univ. (jlub of Salt Lake City; Univ. Club of 
 Tacoma, Wash. Address, Univ. Club, Salt Lake 
 City. 
 
 2683. HARRY DAVETT GRIGSBY 
 
 Chief Chem.; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap 26, 
 
 1884, Cuba, 111.; s. Francis Marion (b. Je 
 19, 1841, Lewistown, 111.) and Josephine (Dav- 
 €tt) Grigsby (b. 1846). Prepared in Bradley 
 Poly. Inst., Peoria. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sig- 
 ma Xi. Asst. City Engr., Santa Anna, CaWi., 
 1906-7; Insp. of Supplies and Chem. for C. 
 R. I. & P. R. R. Co., 1907-12; Asst. Chem., 
 111. St. Food Comn., 1912-14; Chem., Bur. of 
 Chem., U. S. Dept of Agr., Cincinnati, 1914-18; 
 Chief Chem., O. St. Bd. of Health, 1918— . 
 Married Martha Reed, N 27, 191 1, Topeka, 
 Kan. Child, Grace Marion, b. Mr 4, 1913. 
 Address, 1898 Summit St., Columbus, O. 
 
 2684. HERBERT EMIL HAASE 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. O 
 21, 1883, Oak Park, III.; s. Emil R. (b. F 
 I, i860, do.) and Pauline (Schlund) Haase (b. 
 O 31, 186s, do.). Prepared in Chicago Man. 
 Tr. bch. Phi Gamma Delta. Motor Truck 
 Mfr., Chicago. Address, 241 Wisconsin Ave., 
 Oak Park, Ill.t 
 
 2685. WILLIAM CARL FRANK HENRY 
 HACHMEISTER 
 Chem. Engr.; B. S. in Chem. E. ; M. S., 
 1909; b. O 18, 1882, Hildesheim, Hanover, 
 Ger.; s. John Henry (b. 1850, do.) and Mar- 
 garethe (Friese) Hachmeister (b. 1855, Berlin, 
 do.). Prepared in N. Div. H. S., Chicago. 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Xi; 
 Scholarship; Coach, Water Polo and Swim- 
 ming Team. Chem., Nitrate Invest., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., Univ. of 111.; Chem. Engr., 
 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., 1909 — . Mem., A. 
 C. S.; Powers Lake Yacht Club; Crystal City 
 Riding Club; Crystal City Gun Club. Ad- 
 dress, 4512 N. Robey St., Chicago.! 
 
I'.MVKKSITY OK ILLINOIS 
 
 -oso. "i;ka(.1': k\ ai.vn iiai.i. 
 
 (Sister of No. S8o) 
 
 A. H. ill L. & A.;^b. Ag ->8, 1884, Kast 
 l.ynn, ill.; il. Justice Smith (I). Ap .-4, 1840, 
 near I'lutlaiul, iMe.) ami Sarali 11. (.StanforJI 
 llaii th. Mv -, 184s, Lowell, Hi.). Preoaieci ii\ 
 L'rhana II.' S. Aletlienai; Phi Delta Psi; Phi 
 Beta Kapi>a. Died N 8, iqo5, Colorado Springs, 
 Colo. 
 
 -•6S7. •WILLIAM JAMES HKALY 
 (Brotiier of No. 4198) 
 
 Lawyer: LL. H.; b. My 24, i88i, Uochelle, 
 111.; s. William (h. 1846, Ireland ami Mary 
 (.McDermott) Ilealv (h. iS^;-', IVni«:likee|isie, 
 N. v.). Prepared 'in Rochellc 11. S.; Heloit 
 Coll. .\cad.; Heioit Coll., 1900-1. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Phi Delta Phi; Yoxan; .-\.sst. Mgr.. Base- 
 ball Team; Mijr., Baseball Team. Cilv Attv., 
 Rochelie, 111., 1009—. Married Kuhy Carl, My 
 5, 1914, Freeport, 111. Child, William Carl, 
 b. S 23, 1916. Died D .jj, 1918, Rochellc. 
 111. 
 
 j688. LEONARD HEGNAUER 
 (Brother of No. 5716) 
 
 In charge of E.xten. Schs. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Mr 2::, 187.;, Prairie City, Mo.; s. Leonhard (h. 
 Switzerland) and Susanna Katherine Ulirschi) 
 llegnaner (h. do.). Prepared in .\ppleton (Mo.) 
 City Acad. A. B.. I'niv. of Kan., 1900. Sigma 
 Xi. Agr. Coll. and .Agr. Exp. Sta.. L'niv. of 
 111., i9o6-io; Agr. Coll., Pullman, Wash., igio- 
 11; Prof, of Crop Production and Cliief, (/<>.. 
 .\gr. Exp. Sta., X'niv. of 111., 101114; Soils 
 and Crop Specialties, Exten. Dept., in charge 
 of Ext. Schs.. Wash. St. Coll.. Pullman, Wash., 
 1915 — . Married Clara Edith Baker. D -'4. 1901. 
 Children: Dorothea N'irginia. b. Ap 14. 1909; 
 Helen Edith, b. My .\^, 1911. .Address. 1904 
 Indiana Ave., Pidlman. Wash. 
 
 J6S9. CARL AUGUST HELl.MANN 
 .\sst. Examiner of Patents: B. S. in K. E.; 
 M. S., 1909; b. D 18, 1885, Chicago; s. Charles 
 W. (,b. 1845, Ger.) and Marie (Manthey) Ilell- 
 mann (,b. 1850. do.). Prepared in N. Div. 11. S.. 
 Chicago. LL. B.. Nat. llniv. Law Scli., Wash., 
 D. C, 1910; M. P. L., George Washington 
 Univ., Washington, D. C 1010. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sijfma Xi; Final Honors. With C. 11. Stoelting 
 Scientitic Co., till 1907; Teacher in summer ses- 
 sion, Univ. of 111., 1907: Teacher of Phys.. 
 1907-8; Asst. Examiner of Patents, Washington, 
 D. C, 1908 — . Mem.. Bar of Supreme Court 
 and Court of .\ppeals of D. C. Married Gladys 
 Aline Strong. I1 15, 1014, Washitigton. D. C. 
 .4ddress. -Mil Ontario Rd., N. W., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 .'690. CHARLES ELLIOTT HENDERSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b, Ta iti, 1879. 
 Elmira. 111.; s. John McClenahan and Elizabeth 
 .•\nn (.CampbeiD Henderson. Prepared in 
 Traer (la.) H. S. ; Monmouth Coll. Y. M. C. 
 .\.; C. E. Club; Tau Beta Pi; Mil. Scholarship. 
 Instrumentman, M. W.. M. K. and T. R. R., 
 Parsons. Kan., 1906-7; Asst. Engr.. B. and B. 
 Dept., C. M. & St. P. R. R.. Minneapolis; 
 Instr. in C. E., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; .\sst. 
 Engr. and .\sst. City Engr.. Port .\rthur. Ont.. 
 1910-15; City Engr., St. Augustine. Fla.. 1015- 
 17; Co. Engr., do., 1917 — : Asst. Engr., Bur. 
 Indus. Housing and Transportation, Dept., La- 
 bor, 1918 — . Mem., St. Paul's Presby. Church 
 (Deacon); W'est. Soc. of Engrs. ; Fla. Eugng. 
 Soc. 1017; Am. Soc. Mun. Improvements; 
 Assoc, mem.. Canadian S. C. E., 1915. Mar- 
 ried Gertrude .\nne Patterson, D _»o, 1006, 
 Champaign. .Iddr.ss. P13 6th St., N. \V., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 .^691. W.VRREN KENVON HENNING 
 Office Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; M. E.; b. S 7. 
 188.:, Piano, 111.: s. Gilbert Denslow and Agnes 
 (Valentine) llenning. Prepared in Piano H. S. 
 Aztec Club. With Murphy Iron Works, De- 
 troit: Mgr., do.. Philadelphia. Married Ora 
 
 Frances Sears, S jo, lyoo, I'lano, HI. .Iddiwis. 
 5-'43 Spruce St., Philadelphia; bus. add., joj 
 Steplien Girard BIdg., (/i>.t 
 
 j69-'. JOHN E.VRL HENRY 
 (Husband of No. 3404) 
 .•\rch. ami Engr.; B. S. in .\rch.; b. My 10, 
 18S2, Marshall Co.. 111.; s. Samuel Calvin (b. 
 S -', 1851. Westmoreland. Pa.) and Mary El- 
 eanor (Van Petten) Hciirv. Prepared in Elm- 
 wood H. S. Arch. Club; Glee Club; Tau Beta 
 Pi: Beta Tlieta Pi: Class I-'ootbali Team; Inter- 
 schol. Mgr. Draftsman, 1006-7; Chief Drafts- 
 man, Brinton li. Davis, Louisville, 1907-11; 
 Arch, anil Engr., Louisville Bd. of Educ, 
 lou — . Made group plan and designed all 
 bld^s. for West. Ky. St. Norm. Sch., 1009; 
 designed model graded school for Louisville, 
 1910: designed 11. S. for Hopkinsville and 
 Christian Co., Ky. Mem.. Arcli. ami Engrs. 
 Club. Married Hope Herrick ('oS), D 16, 1909, 
 Farmer City, 111. Children: Derrick Hi, b. 
 My j8. 1911; Helen Louise, b. S 11. 1918. 
 .tddrcss. jjio Napoleon Blvd., Louisville, Ky.; 
 bus. add.. Bd. of Educ, Sth and Chestnut Sts. 
 
 2693. CLARENCE AVISE HEWES 
 (Brother of Nos. J694, 5207) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E; b. O 28, 18S1, Pay- 
 son, 111.; s. Charles Travis (b. Je 18, 1857. do.) 
 and Mary Etta (Sinnock) llewes (b. F .'4. 1859. 
 (/<>.). Prepared in Ouincv 11. S. Asst. Engr.. 
 .\lo. Pacific R. R.. 1906-8; (/<>.. Santa Fe R. R.. 
 1008-9; (/<>.. Mo. Pacific R. R.. 1009 — . Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Married May Belle Goodwin, 
 X 10, 1909, Sedalia. Mo. Children: Charles 
 Goodwin, b. S j6, 1910: Helen C, b. Jl i, 1913. 
 Address, 4714 Fairmount Ave., Kansas Citv. 
 Mo. 
 
 .•694- FLOYD SINNOCK HEWES 
 (Brother of Nos. 2693, $-07) 
 
 Pilot Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ta 25, 1884, 
 Payson, 111.; s. Charles T. (b. Je 18, 1857, do.) 
 and Mary Etta (Sinnock) Ilewes (b. F 24, 1859. 
 do.). Prepared in Quincv H. S. Tau Beta Pi. 
 Rodman. C. & N. W. R. R., 1906-7; Draftsman. 
 Santa Fe R. R.. 1907-9; Transitman. (/<>.. 1909; 
 Res. Engr.. Const. Dept., 1909-11; Draftsman, 
 Const. Dept.. i9ij; Asst. Engr.. do. (Coast 
 Lines), 1912-14; Masonry Insp., do. (East 
 Lines). 1914-15: Transitman Office Engr., do., 
 1914-15; Asst. Engr., do.. 1915-16; Pilot Engr., 
 do. (West. Lines), 1916 — . Mem., Am. Ry. 
 Engr. Assn.; Assoc, mem., A. S. C. S. Married 
 Serena Inez Middagh, F 4, 1917, .•\iiiarillo, Tex. 
 .-Iddress. c/o V'aluation Dept.. .\. T. and S. F. 
 Ry., Amarillo, Tex. 
 
 J695. MAMES BERX.VRD IIICKEY 
 Abstractor; LL. B. : b. F 8, i88j. Anchor. 111.; 
 s. James (b. Co. Waterford, Ire.) and^ Mary 
 (Smith) Hickey. Prepared in Gibson Citv It. 
 S.; St. Viateurs Coll., Bourbonnais, 111. Clerk 
 in Law Office, Davenport, la.. 1907-8; .-Vbstract- 
 or. Oklahoma Citv. Okla., 1909-10; Phys. Plant, 
 l'niv. of 111. Married Nellie Middlesworth, 
 loij. Mt. Vernon. 111. Died N 7, 1918, l^rbana. 
 
 2696. GEORGE CLINTON HILLVER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 14. 1880. Brooklyn, 111. 
 
 St. Attv.. Warren Co., 111. Address, Bushnell, 
 
 111. 
 
 2697. LEIGH PATRIDGE HOFF 
 (Brother of Nos. 1S96, 3778) 
 Manager: B. S. in E. E.; b. F 10. 18S5. 
 
 Hinsdale, HI.; s. Theodore (b. 1S46. Bucks Co.. 
 
 Pa.) and Lucy (Naisby) HotT (b. 1S59. Phila 
 
 delphia). Prepared in ("hicago Heights, Bloom 
 
 Tp. H. S. Tau Beta Pi; V. M. C. A.; Final 
 
 Honors. Shop Course and Factory Sales, W. E. 
 
 Co., 1906-8; Sales Dept., W. E. Co., Pittsburgli. 
 
 iqoS-io; Sales Dept., and Mem. firm C. K. 
 
 Rogers and Co.. Corry. Pa., 1910-13; Saks 
 
I yoO 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 253 
 
 Engr., AllisClialm^M-.s Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, 
 1913-17; Mgr., IJakcrDunbar-AIlen Co., Phila- 
 delphia, 1917 — . Mtni., i'rcshy. Church; Mun. 
 Club; Engrs. Club of Philadelphia; Soc. of 
 Iron and Steel Elec. Engrs. . Married Carry 
 Minnie Iloare, Je jg, 1910, Wilkinburg, Pa. 
 Children: Robert Leigh, b. Jl 7, 191 3 (died F 
 28, 1914); Elizabeth Semple, b. D 30, 1914. 
 Address, 5713 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia. 
 
 2698. CHARLES LUDWIG IIOLL 
 Real Est.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 28, 1883, 
 
 Streator, 111.; s. Charles (b. My 27, 1853, Ger.) 
 and Sophia (Rraunlich) IIoll (b. F 27, 1858, 
 Peru, 111.). Prepared in Streator H. S. M. 
 and E. E. Socs. ; Tau Beta Pi. Apprentice, 
 Allis-Chalmers Co., iy<)6-8; Engr., do., 1908-10; 
 Draftsman, Streator Motor Co., 1910-12; with 
 Schlitz Brewing Co., Real Est. Dept., 1912 — •. 
 Mem., B. P. O. E. ; Streator Commandery; 
 Knights Templars. Address, 291 14th St., 
 Milwaukee; bus. add., Schlitz Brewing Co., do. 
 
 2699. TOM WOOSTER HOLMAN 
 
 (Husband of No. 3361) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 7, 1885, Rushville, 
 Ind.; s. Charles Butler (b. Ja 2, 1862, Nobles- 
 ville, Ind.) and Elizabeth (Pattison) Holman 
 (b. Ap 4, 1863, Rushville, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago: Seattle H. S.; 
 Soper Sch. of Orat., Chicago. Delta Kappa 
 Ensilon; Phi Delta Phi; Witenagemote Court. 
 Practiced Law, Chicago, 1906-8- do., Seattle, 
 1908-10; do.. Port Townsend, Wash., igio-17; 
 Prosecuting Atty., 1917 — ; Govt. Appeal Agt., 
 1918 — . Mem., Arctic Club, Seattle; First 
 Presby. Church. Married Harriet Grace Ewing 
 ('08), N 19, 1912, Portland, Ore. Children: 
 Grace Elizabeth, b. S 25, 1913; Harriet Alma, 
 b. My 16, 1916. Address, 928 Franklin St., 
 Port Townsend, Wash.; bus. add., 1-2 Tucker 
 Block, do. 
 
 2700. HENRY HUDSON HOOK 
 
 Gold Mine Operator; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 
 16, 1880, Stockport, O. ; s. Alfred (b. N 29, 
 1863, Hooksburg, O.) and Ida B. (W'hite) 
 Hook (b. Ag 14, 1863, Stockport, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Vienna H. S. Acacia; M. E. Soc; 
 Class Ba&eball Team. Design, const, and 
 operation of gold dredger in Colo., Calif, and 
 Alaska. Mem., R. A. M. ; O. E. S. Mar- 
 ried Lois Fay Vander Pluym, N 26, 1913, 
 Boulder, Colo. Child, Jack Alfred, b. S i. 
 1914. Address, c/o Alaskan Engng. Comn., 
 Transportation Dept., I'. S. R. R.. Anchorage, 
 Alaska. 
 
 2701. RUBY CLARE HOPKINS (HUNT) 
 (Wife of No. 2133) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 12, 1885, Sterling. 
 III.; d. Winfield Scott (b. My 12, 1852, La- 
 mojle. 111.) and Alice Gary (Walker) Hopkins 
 (b. O I, 1861, Magnolia, 111.). Prepared in 
 (Iranville H. S. Illiola; Der Deutsche Ver- 
 ein; Co. Entrance Scholarship. Married George 
 Warren Hunt ('04), Je 20, 1907. Granville, 
 111. Children: Leland Hopkins, b. My 4, 191 1; 
 Marion Eugene, b. N 22, 1916. Address, 
 Granville, 111. 
 
 2702. PAUL EDWARD HOW^E 
 (Husband of G566; Brother of Nos. 2 131. 3033, 
 3785. 6323, 9143) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. ; A. M., 1907; Ph. 
 D., 1910; b. Jl 29, 1885, Chicago; s. Edward 
 Gardenier (b. Ag 11, 1849, Walpole, Mass.) 
 and Mary E. (Barnard) Howe (b. F 16, 1855, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Urbana H. S.; I'niv. 
 Acad. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Gamma 
 Alpha; Chem. Club; Class Sec; Golf Cham- 
 pionship; Scholarship in Chem., Fellowship 
 in Chem.; Fellowship in Pharmacology, Univ. 
 of Chicago. Asst. Physiol. Chem., Univ. of 
 111., 1908-10; Instr., do.. Univ. of 111., 1910- 
 12; Asst. Prof., Biol. Chem., Columbia Coll. 
 P. and S. 1912-17; Assoc, Biol. Chem., Rocke- 
 
 feller Inst, for Animal Path., Princeton, N. 
 L. 1917 — • Capt., San. Corps, N. A.; Surg., 
 (jen. Office, Div. Food and Nutrition, 1917 — . 
 .■\uth. : The Electrolytic Corrosion of Brasses 
 (with A. T. Lincoln and David Klein) Jour, 
 of Phys. Chem.; Comjiarative Tests of S[)iro"s 
 and Folin's Methods for the Determination of 
 Ammonia and Urea (with P. B. Hawk), Jour, 
 of Biol. Chem.; C)n the Preservation of Feces 
 (with T. A. Rutherford and P. B. Hawk), 
 I'roc. of_ the Am. Soc. of Biol. Chemists, Jour, 
 of A. C. S.; besides numerous other Fasting 
 Studies published in Jour, of A. C. S., Jour, 
 of Biol. Chem., and Biochem. Bui.; Asst. Ed., 
 Biochem. Bui., 1912-17; Assoc. Ed., Biol. Chem. 
 Section, Chem. Abstracts, 1915-17; Nutrition 
 and Clinical Dietetics (with Carter and Mason) 
 Mem.. \. C. S.; A. A. A. S.; Am. Soc. of 
 An. Nutrition; 111. Acad, of Sc; Am Soc of 
 Biol. Chem.; I-ife mem.. Am. Bd. of Foreign 
 Missions; Univ. Club; Am. Physiol. Soc: 
 Harvey Soc; Soc. for Exp. Biol, and Med.; 
 Columbia Biochem. Assn., Sec, do., 1913-17, 
 Pres., do., 1917-18; Annual C^onf. of Biol. 
 Chem.; A. F. A. M. Married Harriet Rinaker 
 (g'09), Je 18, 1913, Carlinville, 111. Child. 
 Clarissa, b. Ag 19, 1914. Address. Rockefeller 
 Inst., Princeton, N. J.; bus. add., 318 Miles 
 Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
 
 2703. GUY RICHARD IIUBBART 
 Advertising and Publishing; A. B. in L. & 
 A.; b. F 20, 1877, Parkville, 111.; s. Richard 
 Thomas and Sarah Jane (Click) Hubbart. 
 Prepared in Sidney H. S. Philomathcan; 
 Class Poet. Advertising Expert for The Dry 
 Goods Economist ; Deputy Sheriff, Nassau Co!, 
 N. Y., 1917-18; Instr., Columbia Sch. of Bus. 
 and Exten. Teaching; .\dvertising and publish- 
 ing, 1918 — . Mem., Univ. Club; ,-\ssociated 
 Adv. Clubs of the W'orld. Married Mary 
 Elizabeth Dodge, D 24, 1914, New York City. 
 Address, Bellrose, Long Island, N. Y. 
 
 2704. NOLAN HYNSON HUFF 
 (Brother of No. 4719) 
 Supt. of Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 7, 
 1876, Rushville, 111.; s. Lawrence Oliver (b. S 
 6, 1848, Clayton, 111.) and Allie Ann (Thomp- 
 son) Huff (b. Mr 12, 1851, Center, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Beardstown H. S. ; Univ. Acad.; Law 
 Sch., Univ. of Mich., 1907-11. Adelphic, Pres. 
 Asst. Prin., Rushville Norm. Sch., 1905-6; 
 Prin.. Pleasant View, 111. Pub. Sch., 1906-7; 
 Head of Engng. Dept., Bluffton, Ind., 1911-12; 
 do.. Bethel Coll., Newton, Kan., 1912-14; Santai 
 Fe R. R., 1914-17; Supt., Morehead H. S. and 
 Consolidated Schs., 1917 — . Married Maude 
 E. Willis, D 28, 1905, Springfield, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Lawrence Orton, b. O 28, 1906 (died 
 Ag II, 1907); Marcia, b. Mr 14, igo8; Nolan 
 Hynson, Jr., b. Je 23, 1910; Robert Oliver, b. 
 D 1912; W^illis, b. My 12, 1915; Margaret 
 Ann, b. Mr 7, 1918 (died Ap 6, 1918). Ad- 
 dress, Morehead, Kan. 
 
 2705. VICTOR EMANUEL HULTEEN 
 Draftsman and Insn. ; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 
 Ag 7, 1878, Buda, 111.; s. John (b. Ap 20, 
 1846, Sweden) and Johanna (Burgeson) Hul- 
 teen (b. N 30, 1851, do.). Prepared in High- 
 land Park Coll., Des Moines; Home' study, 
 Scandinavian Club. Insp. and Mach., West. 
 Elec Co., Chicago, 1906; Drafting, estimating 
 and superintending, Sacket Screen & Chuta 
 Co., 19068; Draftsman, Boston Navy Yard, 
 1908-9; do.. Naval Tr. Sta., North Chicago, 
 1909-10; do.. Navy 'i'ard, Portsmouth, N. H., 
 1910-11; Draftsman and Insp., Key West, Fla., 
 Naval Sta.. 191 1; Also at Portsmouth Navy 
 Yard, Portsmouth, N. H. Mem. Treas., Odd 
 Fellows. Married Maria Kathrina Christian- 
 sen, Ag 7, igog, Chicago. Children: Baby, b. 
 Jl 2, 1910 (died Jl 8, 1910); Phyllis Anne, b. 
 Jl 16, 1 91 2. Address, Buda, lU.t 
 
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 .'7o6. "LITTA DUSTIN JACKSON 
 (,COKN) 
 
 Teacher; A. U. in L. & A.: b. S i. 1883, 
 Clinton, la.; d. lohn (b. 1850, Harrison, Wis.) 
 ami Winified (Dnstin) Jackson (b. i8o-'. Bar- 
 aboo, Wis.). Preuarcd in Clinton (la.) H. S. 
 Alethcnai; Eur. Club; Phi Delta Psi. Teacher 
 of EnK., Kock Lsland 11. S., 19061 1 ; i/i'., 
 Clinton, la., igiiij. Married 1-. M. Coen, 
 O 10, 1913. Clinton, la. Died N 10, 1910, 
 Denver. 
 
 2707. NOAH HENNING JACOBSEN 
 (.Brother of Nos. 3426, 4232, 6981) 
 
 Manager; B. S. in C. E.; b. My i--, iS8--, 
 Mantle. 111.; s. lleuning (b. Ja 6, iS-jb, Schles- 
 wig llolstein, Denmark) and 1-aura D. O'ooiu') 
 lacobsen (.b. Mr --S, 1S53). Prepared in Eu- 
 reka Coll. I'si Cpsilon; Orange and Blue 
 Club: C. E. Club. Asst. Kngr., West. Ind. K. 
 R. Co.: Mgr., West. Materials Co. Mem., 
 West. Soe. Civ. Engrs. ^larried Caroline L. 
 Jacobsen, D .-8. 1912, De Kalb, 111. Address, 
 0850 Cornell Ave., Chicago; bus. add., New 
 York Life Bldg., do. 
 
 3708. HERMAN GERLACH JAMES 
 (Brother of No. 4J33) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.: A. M., loio; 
 b. J a 2, 1887. I'hiladelphia; s. Edmund Janes 
 (b. lacksonville. 111.) and Margarethe (.lange) 
 James (b. I'russia. der.). Prepared in Cniv. 
 of Chicago: South Side Acad.; N. W. Univ. 
 Acad.; N. W. I'niv., 190.5-4. J. D., Univ. ol 
 Chicago. 1909; Ph. D., Columbia, 1911. Phi 
 Kappa Psi; Phi Delta Phi, Univ. of Chi- 
 cago; .Vdelphic; Phi Beta Kappa; HI. Teiiins 
 Team. Fellow in Adm. Law, ti(»i Jaiidc, Co- 
 lumbia, 1910-11; Special Traveling Fellow, do., 
 1911-ij; Instr.. Hist. Inst., Univ. of Leipzig. 
 loii; (jiad. Stud., Univ. of Berlin, 1011 1-'; 
 LUiiv. of Halle, 191.-; Assoc. Prof, of Govt.. 
 Univ. of Tex., loi-- — ; Dir., Bur. Muu Research 
 and Reference, 1913 — ; Sec.-Treas., League 
 of Tex. Municipalities, 1913 — ; ^'•^■- ''■'• 
 Miiuicitulittis, 1013 — ; Assoc. Ed., Not. Midi. 
 A'c-mVsc; taught, Univ. of Calif., Summer Scs 
 sion, 1915. War Camp community service, 
 ,mS — . Auth. : Tlie Introductory Articles oi 
 the Constitution of 111., Wickersham Press. 
 Lancaster, ion; Principles of I'russiau Adm., 
 1911; Applied Citv Govt., 1914; Handbook of 
 Civic Improvenieiit, 1015; Municipal Func- 
 tions. 1017: more than forty pamjdilets, mono- 
 graphs, ami articles on govt, subjects. Mem., 
 Am. Pol. Sc. Assn.; Univ. Club of Austin, 
 Tex.; Nat. Mun. League; Am. Acad, of Pol. 
 and Soc. Sc; Councillor of Nat. Mun. League; 
 Mem., of number of Coins, of the League. Mar- 
 ried Genevieve Kuby, Ag 21. 1912, Chicago. 
 Children: iNlaigaret Helen, b. My 19, i9io". 
 (Genevieve Campbell, b. 11 35, 1918. .Iddress. 
 Univ. of Tex,, Austin, Te.\. 
 
 .'70Q. LEONARD VAUGHAN JAMES 
 (Brother of Nos. 170S, 47-7. 69S4, 8452) 
 Professor; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 19^2; b. Jc 
 9. 1884, Ambov, 111.; s. P. M. (b. Jl 14. 1850) 
 and Lottie Louise (Vaughan) James (b. Ap 
 17, 1858). Prepared in Ambov H. S. Acacia; 
 Gamma .Mpha; Eta Kappa Nu; Pres., E. E. 
 Soc: Prelim. Honors; V. P., Soph. Class; btud 
 Branch, A. I. E. E. Test man with Gen. Elec. 
 Co., Schcneetadv, N. Y., lOot)-;; Asst. in E. E. 
 Dept.. Univ. of 111., 1007-0; Instr., do., loog- 
 n; Assoc, do., 1013-18. Head of Engrs. Div., 
 Sell, of Mil. Aeronautics, Austin, Te.\.. 1018 — . 
 Mem., A. I. E. E.; A. F. A. M. Married 
 Elizabeth Good, Ag 11, 1915- AddriSS, Ambov 
 111.; bus. add., 600 W. 32nd St., Austin, lex. 
 
 3710, 'ROY EDWARDS JENS 
 Fanner; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 11. 1SS3. Rock 
 Island, 111.; s. Edward Jens. Died Ap 11. 1910, 
 Cripple Creek, Colo. 
 
 -711. J. NORMAN JENSEN 
 (Brother of No. 3802) 
 Arch. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b Ag i, 1880, 
 Chicago; s. Die (b. i8.t9, Norway) and Anna G. 
 (Isaacson) Jensen (b. ^18^1, do.). Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst., 1002-4. C. E. Club. Res. Engr., 
 The Arnold Co.. looS; Engr., Nat. Concrete 
 Const. Co., Louisville, Ky., 1909; Designing 
 Kngr,, Corrugated Bar Co., St. Louis, 1910; 
 Arch. Engr., City of Chicago; Arch. Engr., 
 LH'pt. of Bldgs., t'liicago, 1911-15: Civ. Engr., 
 Ill pvt. pifactise, 1915—. Auth.: i)iagrams for 
 Use in Designing Reinforced Concrete L-Beains, 
 lining. Record, 1908; Constants for Computing 
 Keinforced Concrete Beams, Engng. Ncivs, 1909; 
 Reinforced Concrete T-Beams Tables, Engng. 
 Record, 1909; Logarithmic Paper for Diajframs, 
 Mach., 1909; also various articles in Engng. 
 Record; Engng. Neivs-Record, Concrete. Ad- 
 dress, 2504 Sawyer Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 -300 175 W. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 2712. GEORGE THOMPSON JOHNSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 900, 1350, 1530, 1709, 3051) 
 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Mr 0, 1886, Cham- 
 paign; s. Dr. C. B. (b. 1842, l?ond Co., 111.) 
 and Alaria L. (Lewis) Johnson (b. 1847. Chat- 
 ham, 111.). Prepared in Champaign 11. S.; 
 Univ. of Chicajjo. 1905-t); M. D., Rush Med. 
 Coll., 1908. Phi Rho ^igma. Interne in Cook 
 Co. llosp., Chicago, 190S-9; I'hysician in Terre 
 ll.iute, liid.. 1010-17. Capt., 5th Un., 20tli 
 I'.ngrs.. M. R. C, U. S. A., France. Mem., 
 Ind. Med. Soc; A. M. A. Married Eleanor 
 Co.x, 1915, Chicago. Address, 413 Tribune 
 Bldg., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 2713. JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON 
 Dean and Dir.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 24, 
 1S09, Belleville, 111.; s. James George (b. N 2, 
 1839. do.) and Nancy Jane (Shook) Johnson 
 (h. do.). I'repared in DuQuoin Sem. ; No. 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ., 1893-5, 1807-1902; Kno.x Coll., 
 1S98; Univ. of Chicago, 1901. Head of Dept. 
 of .\gr. and Biol., West 111. St. Norm., 1900-12; 
 Pean of Faculty and Dir. of Sc. and Agr., Kent 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1912-17. Autli. : St. Norm. 
 Soil Exp., Field; series of articles in Sch. Neius 
 on Agr. Mem., Sch. Sc and Math.; Elder, 
 I'resby. Church. Married Sarah Elizabeth Has- 
 kett. Ap 0, 1899, Palestine, III. Child, James 
 Haskett. b. Ag 21, 1900. Address, Norm. Tr. 
 .Sch., Cleveland. 
 
 2714. RILEY OREN JOHNSON 
 I'rofessor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Jl 12, 1S09, Swan, 
 (■>.; s. Samuel Wesley (b. 1841, Hocking Co., 
 O.) and .Xnne Maria Barbara (Wright) John- 
 son (b. (/i>.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 M. S., Calif., 1009. Prof, of Biol, and Agr., St. 
 .\"orm. Sch., Chico, Calif. Auth.: Course of 
 Study in Nature Study and Agr. for the Ele- 
 iiientarv Schs. of Calif, pub. by the auth., 1908, 
 8 pp.; One Hundred Experiments in Elementary 
 .\gr. for Calif. Schs.. do., 1909, 42 p^i.; also 
 number of articles. Address, Chico, Calif. 
 
 2715. JOHN GARFIELD JORDAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 29, 1880, 
 Savov, 111.; s. B. Jordan. Prepared in Champaign 
 11. i^. Consulting Mccli. and Klec Engr., Chi- 
 cago. Address, 700 Sheridan Road, Chicago. 
 
 2716. WALTER JOHN KANNE 
 Milling and Smelting Bus.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. Je 24, 1S81, Waterville, Minn.; s. Gottlieb 
 Fcrdenand (b. 1833. Ger.) and Albertina Wili- 
 mina (Stiller) Kanne (b. 1843, do.). Prepared 
 in I'illsbury Acad.. Awatoiina. Minn. M. E. 
 Soc: llazelton Gold Medal; Mil. Scholarship; 
 Lt. Col., Univ. Regt. Instr. in Mil. Sc & Tac- 
 tics, I'niv. of 111.. 1005; Foundry work, Litch- 
 field, 111., 1906-7; Mfg. of Coke and Coal Min., 
 Chicago, looS-ii; Copper Milling and Smelting, 
 ion — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, c/o 
 Bradere Copper Co., Rancagua, Chile, S. A.f 
 
IQO^'j 
 
 Baccai-aukkate Ai-umni 
 
 255 
 
 2717. MARION REED KAYS 
 (Son of No. 214; IJrother of No. 3^^S) 
 Irrigalion Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 22, 
 i8«i, J'onica, 111.: s. Emery ('79). O). O 10, 
 1853. Magnolia, 111.) and Emma (Trask) Kays 
 (h. S 6, 1854, Buda, 111.). I'reparcd in Union 
 ll. S., Phoenix, Ariz.; Univ. of Ariz., 1900-01. 
 (;. E. Club. Kngiig. Aid., 1906-8; U. S. R. S., 
 Wyo. and Neb.. 1908-9; Asst. Engr., U. S. R. 
 S., Wyo. and Ariz., 1909-10; Asst. Sutjt. with 
 j. G. White & Co., 1910; Asst. Chief Engr., 
 Idaho Irrigation Co., Richfield, Idaho, 1910-11; 
 V. P. and Gen. Mgr., Idaho Irrigation Co., 
 1912 — . Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E. Married Alice 
 Adeline Grier, Je 23. 1909, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 Children:' AJice Lindsay, b. D 16, 1911; 
 Marion Reed, Jr., b. S 7, 1913. Address, Rich- 
 field, Idaho. 
 
 2718. JEANNETTE KEATOR (THOMP- 
 SON) 
 (Sister of No. 1717) 
 
 Teacher of Ger.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 14, 
 1883, Polo, 111.; d. Joseph (b. 1837, King.ston, 
 N. Y.) and Sara Ann Kcator (b. 1847, Polo, 
 111.). Prepared in Polo II. S.; N. W. Univ. 
 1901-2. Kappa Alpha Theta; Instr. in Ger., II. 
 S., Sullivan, Ind. Married Edgar Camden 
 Thompson, N 9, 1910. Address, West Palm 
 Beach, Fla.t 
 
 2719. JACOB GARRETT KEMJ' 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1910; Ph. D., 
 
 1912; b. Ag z6, 1877, Baltimore. Prepared in 
 Deichmann Coll. Prep. Sch., Baltimore. Instr. 
 in Pliys., J^irdue Univ., 1906-08; do., Univ. of 
 111., 1908-11; Fellow in Phys., 1911-12. Sigma 
 Xi. Assoc. I'rof. of Physics, Univ. of Ark. 
 U. S. Navy, U. S. Dixie, Md. Naval Reserves. 
 1898. Auth.: A Substitute for Bronson Resis- 
 tance (with D. W. Cornelius); Conditions of 
 Sensibility of Photo-Electric Cells with Alkali 
 Metals and Hydrogen. Mem., Y. M. C. A.; M. 
 E. Church. Address, Fayetteville, Ark.j 
 
 2720. JOHN SAMUEL KENDALL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 18, 1880, Progress, III.; 
 
 s. Samuel (b. O 28, 1840, Mansfield, O.) and 
 Nancy Jane (Watson) Kendall (b. F 15, 1850, 
 Miss. Co., Mo.). Prepared in Cobden H. S. 
 Phi Delta Phi; Egyj.tian Club; Van Twiller 
 Court. City Atty., (Jarbondalc, 1909-11; Asst. 
 St. Atty., Jackson Co., 1912-16. Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Married 15erenice C. Kendrick, Je 8, 
 191 1, Jacksonville, Fla. Address, Miami, Okla. 
 
 2721. ALBERT FRANKLIN KIDDER 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 2, 1881, Good 
 
 Hope, 111.; s. Frank (b. Je 27, 1843, Alexandria, 
 N. Y.) and Fidelia (Fink) Kid<ler (b. Ap 20, 
 1843, Marion, O.). Prepared in Farmington H. 
 S. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Agr. Club. Asst. 
 in Soil Phys., Univ. of 111., 1906-7; Asst. Prof, 
 of Agron., St. Univ. and A. M. Coll., 1907-10; 
 Prof, of Agron., do., 1910— . Auth.: Soil Phy- 
 sics, 1916; Corn for La. Corn Growers' Assn., 
 1915; La. Sch. Review; also articles in the 
 Southern Farm Gazette, Flrotjressive- Farmer, 
 Mad. Farmer. Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Mem., 
 Agron. Com.; Assn. of So. Agr. workers; Char- 
 ter mem.. Am. Soc. of Agron. Married Mary 
 Inez Hyams, Ja 21, 1909, Chamberlain, La. Ad- 
 dress, 1038 Boyd Ave., Baton Rouge, La.; bus. 
 add.. La. St. Univ., do. 
 
 2722. LOUISE MILLICENT KILNER 
 
 (CARR) 
 (Wife of No. 234s; Sister of No. 3820) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 24, 1881, York, Neb.; 
 d. John Caleb (b. Je 6, i8t;s, Thornhill Lees, 
 Eng.) and Lenna (Hammond) Kilner (b. Ag 17, 
 1853, Lee Co., 111.). Prepared in John Mar- 
 shall H. S., Chicago; Lewis Inst., 1902-5. Mgr., 
 
 Subscription Dept., The Advance to 1908. 
 Mem., Alumnae Assn. of Chicago; Scc.-Treas., 
 1910-11; Trias., (Jhicago Branchy Assn. of Coll. 
 Alumnae, 1910-13; Womans' City Club; Chi- 
 cago Coll. Club; Congr. Church. Married Maur- 
 ice r^cRoy Carr ('05), S 3, 1908, Chicago. 
 (;hild, Maurice Kilner, b. Je 18, 191 7. Address, 
 308 N. Taylor Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 2723. ROBERT HASKELL KIMBALL 
 .^ccounlaiil; A. B. in L. & A.; b. (J 2, 1883, 
 Rockford, III.; s. Willis Morton (b. Ap 20, 1858, 
 do.) and Isabelle (Mearsj Kimball (b. Jl 24. 
 r8s9, I'ecalonica, ill.). Prepared in Rockford 
 II. S. Certificate of Proficiency in Accounting, 
 Southwest. Univ. .Sch. of Coiiiinercc, Accounts 
 ;in<l Finance. Ionian; Ath. Assn.; Choral Soc; 
 Cml. Club, Pres. Freight Office, I. C. R. R., 
 1906; Abstract, Tracing and Exp. (Jlerk, Book 
 keeper, J. Lang Elec. Co., Chicago; Bookkeeper, 
 W. Shanhouse it .Sons, Mfrs., Rockford, 1908- 
 10; Stenographer, D. R. & U. R. R., Portland, 
 Ore.; Acct., Cohn-Aslicr JIat (Jo., Los Angeles, 
 1910 — . Mem., Unitarian Church; Elks (Jlub; 
 United -Accls. and Bookkeepers Assn. Married 
 VliUlixd Annette Barry, Jl 8, 1913, Los Angeles. 
 (,'hi!d. R(jl)ert Barry, b. Ap 12, 1918. Address, 
 315 W. Garfield Ave., (jlendale, Ca.\ii: bus. 
 add., 225 S. Los Angeles St., Los Angeles. 
 
 2724. IIOWARIJ ELIHU KIMMEL 
 Lawyer; Ll>. B. ; b. N 23, 1879, iJuQuoin, 
 111.; s. Edward (b. F 6, 1850, Klkville, III. J 
 ;iiid Alifair Kimmel (b. F 27, 1854, iJuQuoin, 
 111.). Prepared in DuQuoin H. S. Phi Delta 
 Tliela; Phi Delta Phi; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 I'-gyptian Club; V. P., Ath. Assn. Atty. at Law, 
 DuCJuoin, 111.; City Atty., do., 1903-04. Mar- 
 ried Gertrude Lelia Humphrey, Je 29, 1915. 
 Address, DuQuoin, 111. 
 
 2725. JOHN WILSON KIRKPATRICK 
 Gen. Ins. Agt. ; A. B. in .Sc; b. Je 22, 1884, 
 Mayview, 111.; s. Charles S. (b. do.) and Ger- 
 trude P. (Wilson) Kirkpatrick (b. Lafoga, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Urbana H. .S. .Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon; Univ. Glee and Mandolin Club. (Joal 
 dealer, 1906-12; Fruit Grower, 1912-17; Gen. 
 Agt., N. Am. Ace. Ins. Co., 1917-18. Mem., 
 K. of P.; Knights of Khorassan. Married Nora 
 Catharine Goss, D 25, 1907, Middletown, O. 
 (Children: Charles Warren, b. O 11, 1908; 
 IJlanche Louise, b. Jl 18, 1914. Address, 806 
 Jackson Ave., Medford, (Jre. 
 
 2726. DAVID KLEIN 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1907; b. O 
 J2, 1884, Chicago; s. Albert L. and Charlotte 
 I Slansky) Klein. Prepared in N. W. Div. IJ. 
 S., Chicago. Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1910. 
 I'relim., Special and Final Honors; Sigma Xi; 
 I'lii Lambfia Upsilon. Asst., Univ. of 111., 1907; 
 I'Yllow, Univ. of Wis., 1908; Asst., do., 1909; 
 Instr., do., 1910-12; Instr., do., 1912 — . Auth.: 
 The Vapor Pressure of Arjuerjus Nitrate Solu- 
 tions, Lincoln Klein, Jour. Fhys. Chem., pp. 
 18-48, 1907; The Influence of Organic Liquids 
 upon the Action of Hydrogen .Sulphide and 
 Sulphur Dioxide, do. pp. i-io, 191 1; fJn the 
 Effect of Water in Causing Chem. Reactions, 
 Trans. Am. Electro-Chem. Soc, pp. iiyiG, 
 1 910; An Improved .Apparatus for the Deter- 
 mination of Amino Acids, Jour. Biol. Chem., 
 pp. 287-9, 191 1; also other articles along chem. 
 lines. Mem., A. C. S. Address, 1633 Man 
 hattan Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 2727. WILLIAM GORDON KLINE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 21. 1882, 
 Salem, 111.; s. William Kline. Prepared in 
 Amboy H. S. Varsity Track Team, record in 
 Hurdles. Prof., Hedding Coll., 1908-11; Ath. 
 Dir., Neb. Wesleyan Univ., 19" — • Address, 
 F;ast. Amboy, Ill.f 
 
-rs6 
 
 University of li.i.ixois 
 
 [ioo6 
 
 27j8. KARL JOHN KNIGHT 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 6, 1884, Beardstown, 
 III.; s. John Knight. Prepared in Beardstown 
 H. S. Address, Beardstown, lll.t 
 
 2729. KATIIERINE JOAN KOLKKR 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 10, 1881, Quincy, 111.; 
 d. William Kolker. Prepared in St. Mary's Inst. 
 Address. 308 Hampshire St., Quincy, lll.t 
 
 2730. ROY DELOS KUNKLE 
 Manager; 15. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 23, 1885, 
 Lacon, 111.; s. George W. (b. 1836, Lancaster, 
 Pa.) and Sarah Jane (Owen) Kunkle (b. 1847. 
 Lacon, 111.). Prepared in Peoria LI. S. Glee 
 Club; Pi Theta; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Delta Phi. 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., Lhiiv. of 111., 1907-8; Mgr., 
 Kunkle Furniture Mfg. Co., 1908 — . Married 
 Stella Faber, Je 17, 1908. Children: George 
 Owen, b. Ja 16, 1910; Robert Delos, b. Ap 8, 
 1913: Clara Elizabeth, b. Ap 15, 1916. Address. 
 Mackinaw, 111. 
 
 2731. MARIAM ELIZABETH LANHAM 
 
 (BRONSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2337) 
 
 Home Adviser; B. S. in Sc. ; b. Ja 8. 1882, 
 Osceola, la.; d. William Allen (b. 1851, do.) 
 and Helen Louisa Lanham (b. 1855, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Osceola H. S. Co. Home Adviser, 
 Champaign, 1918. Married Frank Lloyd Bron- 
 son ('05), 1905, Cassopolis, Mich, (died Ap 6, 
 1916). Address, Imperial Bldg., Champaign. 
 
 2732. CHARLES ANDREW LARSON 
 Dir. Dept. of Pub. W'orks; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 b. Ap 12, 1883, Cisna Park, 111.; s. Nels A. (b. 
 Denmark) and Mary (Renz) Larson (b. Henry, 
 III.). Prepared in Paxlon H. S. Murphy Iron 
 Works, Detroit, 1906; Sunday Creek Co., Co- 
 lumbus Co., 1907-10; Roberts and Schaefer Co., 
 1907; Leitch Collieries Ltd., Passburg, Alta., 
 191 1 ; Grant Smith & Co., Vancouver. B. C, 
 1912-13; Cotton Co., Ltd., Vancouver, V>. C, 
 1914-15; Clay Mfg. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.. 
 1916-17; Dir. Dept. Pub. Works, Kingsport, 
 Tenn., 1917-18. 1st Lt., Engrs., U. S. A., 191S; 
 Mustered out, D 5, 1918. Married Lilla Anna 
 Carlson, Ag 28, 191 7, Savannah, Ga. Address, 
 Paxton, 111. 
 
 2733. LENORE LYDIA LATZER 
 (Sister of Nos. 1243, 1371. 3444) 
 
 Asst. in Bacteriol.; A. B. in Sc; b. N 18. 
 1884, Highland, 111.; d. Louis (b. N 11, 1848, 
 do.) and Elisa (Luehm) Latzer (b. Mr 12, 1852, 
 do.). Prepared in Highland H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 M. S. Univ. of Midi., 1907. Gamma Phi Beta; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Asst. in Bacteriol., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1907-8; Asst., do., 1909-11. Auth.: 
 TWith W. J. McNeal and J. E. Kerr) The 
 Fecal Bacteria of Healthy Men, Jour, of Infec- 
 tious Diseases, Part i. Vol. 6, 1909. Part 2, 
 Vol. 6, N 1909. Mem.. Soc. of Am. Bacteri- 
 ologists; Congr. Church. Address, Highland, 
 111. 
 
 2734. MARY JANE LAYCOCK 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 2. 1871, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.; d. Robert (b. Ag 30, 1840, Buffalo, 
 N. Y.) and Jane (Bourn) Laycock (b. N 14, 
 1849, Bromsgrove, Eng.). Prepared in Waver- 
 ly H. S. M. A., Columbia, 1917- Prelim, 
 honors. Woman's Glee Club. Asst., Watseka 
 H. S., 1906-9; Prin., do., 1909-16; Instr. in 
 Eng., Sch. of Educ, Univ. of N. Dak., 191 7 — • 
 Asst. Ed., Sch. of Ed. Record, Univ. of N. 
 Dak. Mem. Faculty Advisory Bd., Y. W. C. 
 A.; Assoc Mem., Dak. Playmakers. Address, 
 Waverly, 111.; bxis. add., Grand Forks, N. Dak. 
 
 273s. EDITH LEONARD 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; M. S., 1910; b. 
 F 10. 1884, Davenport, la.; d. Charles Minot 
 (b. Mr 12, 1840, Randolph, Minn.) and Anna 
 
 Elizabeth (Miller) Leonard ( b. Ja 15, 1848, 
 Catskill, N. Y.). Prepared in Davenport (la.) 
 H. S. Address, 644 E. Pratt St., Indianapolis; 
 bus. add., 21 Virginia Ave., do. 
 
 2736. BURT A. LEWIS 
 Owner of Poultry Farm; B. S. in A. E. ; b. 
 Ja 10, 1877, Frost Village, Quebec, Can.; s. 
 Asaph K. (b. Ja 19, 1841, Waterloo, Quebec) 
 and Mary Ann (Goddard) Lewis (b. F 22, 
 1841, S. Stukeley, do.). Prepared in Cedar 
 Valley Sem., Osage, la.; Lombard Coll. Gales- 
 burg, 111. Sigma Xi. Supt. with Holabird 
 and Roche, Archs., Chicago, 1906-9; Practis- 
 ing Arch., 1910-15; Prop, and Mgr., poultry 
 farm, 191 5 — . Clerk of Bd. of Trustees, Wood- 
 lawn Universalist Church, Chicago, 1907-9; 
 Treas., Park, do., Tacoma, Wash., 191 1-13. 
 Married Rose A. Severance, D i, 1909, Chi- 
 cago. Address. R. 3, Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 2737. CHARLES EDWIN LITTLE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 3, 1883, 
 Sycamore, 111.; s. John Harris (b. N. Y.) and 
 Lydia Jane Little (b. do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Phi Kappa Sigma. With E. T. Crowe 
 and Co.; Mgr., Lock Joint Pipe Co., Tacoma, 
 Wash. Married Lola Louise Doud, Je 15, 
 191 o, Tacoma, Wash. Child, Lola Louise, b. O 
 15, 191 1. Address, 1902 N. Junette St., Ta- 
 coma, Wash.; bus. add., 1005 A St., do. 
 
 2738. CLARINNE LLEWELLYN 
 (Daughter of Nos. 143, 148; Sister of Nos. 
 2739. 4782) 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; b. F 14, 1886, St. 
 Louis; d. Joseph Corson ('77). (b. Jl 22. i8s5. 
 Philadelphia) and Emma Clarinda (Piatt) 
 Llewellyn ('77), (b. Je 23, 1857, Monticello, 
 111.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi 
 Delta. Phys. Dir. for Girls, Lyons Tp. H. S., 
 1908; do.. 111. Sch. for the Blind. Jacksonville, 
 1908-11; Instr., N. W. Univ., Sch. of Phys. 
 Kduc, Evanston, 1916 — . Mem., Chicago Coll. 
 Club. Address, 324 6th Ave., LaGrange, 111. 
 
 2739. RALPH CORSON LLEWELLYN 
 (Son of Nos. 143, 148; Brother of Nos. 
 
 273S, 4782) 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 20, 1884, 
 St. Louis; s. Joseph Corson ('77), (b. Jl 22, 
 1855, Philadelphia) and Emma Clarinda (Piatt) 
 Llewellyn ('77), (b. Je 23, 1857, Monticello, 
 111.). Prepared in LaGrange Pub. Schs.; Lyons 
 Tp. 11. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Final Hon- 
 ors. Supt. of Const., Milwaukee, 1906-7; Arch. 
 Engr. with J. C. Llewellyn. 1907-18. Capt., 
 Q. M. Corps. N. A.. Const. Div.. 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 1919. Mem., Chicago Arch. Club, 
 Pres., 1915-16; Univ. Club of Chicago; La- 
 Grange Country Club; West. Soc. of Engrs.; 
 mini Club of Chicago; Assoc. Mem., 111. Chap- 
 ter, A. I. A. Married Louise Brooks Tyler, My 
 25, 191 5, LaGrange, 111. Address, 324 6th Ave., 
 LaGrange, 111.; bus. add., 1525 First Nat. 
 Bank Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 2740. WINNIE ALICE LOGAN (MON- 
 
 TOOTH) 
 (Wife of No. 2465; Sister of Nos. 3077, 34S3) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 21, 1883, Edinburgh, 
 111.; d. David (b. F 22, 1840, Flora, 111.) 
 and Martha Ellen (Sprinkel) Logan (b. Ap 
 21, 1852, Springdale, Ark.). Prepared in 
 Edinburgh Tp. H. S. H. Sc. Club. Auth.: 
 Evolution of a Community Spirit, Home and 
 Sch. Educ. 1917. Mem., M. E. Church; O. 
 E. S.; inaugurated movement which resulted 
 in erection of the Osecola Grove Community 
 House. Married Charles Stuart Montooth 
 ('05), Jl 29, 1906, Urbana. Children: Hazel 
 Evelyn, b. S 23, 1909; Martha Grace, b. Ap 
 7, igi8. .Address, Assumption, 111. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
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 2741. ROY HAROLD LONG 
 Grain and Live Stock Raiser; B. S. in 
 Agr.; b. O i-', 1882, Lexington, IlL; s. W. 
 G. (b. Spencer, Ind.) and Emma P. (Flesher) 
 Long (b. Lexington, 111.). Prepared in Lexing- 
 ton H. S. Agr. Club; Rosenbaum Scholar- 
 ship Judging Beef Cattle. Grad. Work in An. 
 Husb., 1907. Clerk and V. P., Coffey Co.; 
 Pres., do., 1911; Grain and Live Stock Raiser, 
 Montgomery, Ala. Mem., Kan. Farmers' Inst., 
 
 1910. Trustee, Congr. Church, 1909-12. Mar- 
 ried M. B. Magill, Ja 20, 1909, Lexington, 111. 
 Address, R. 4, Montgomery, Ala. 
 
 2742. WALTER SIM McCLURG 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Je 17, 1879, Urbana; s. 
 John A. (b. Mr 7, 1856, Bloomington, 111.) and 
 Cora A. (Sim) McClurg (b. Urbana). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana II. S. Machinist, 1906-7; 
 practising law, 1907 — . Mem., Moline Cml. 
 Club; After Dinner Club; Rock Island Co. 
 Bar Assn. Married Lilian A. Mitchell, O 14, 
 
 191 1. Oak Park, 111. Address. 11 37 27th St., 
 Moline, 111.; bus. add., 12 Chase Bldg., do. 
 
 2743. EDWARD LEON McCONAUGHY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 13, 1880, Rochelle, 
 III.; s. James Orlando (b. Ap 7. 1846, Pitts- 
 burgh) and Amelia Ann (Gardhouse) McCo- 
 naughy (b. Mr 10, 1851, Toronto, Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Rochelle H. S. Phi Alpha Delta. 
 Elected City Clerk of Rochelle, 1909; Real Est. 
 and Loans, do. Mem., I. O. O. F. ; Sons of 
 Vets.; S. A. R. Married Ina B. Bothwell, 
 My 20, 191 1, Salt Lake City, Address, 1026, 
 7th St., Rochelle, 111.; bus. add., 415 Washing- 
 ton St., do.t 
 
 2744. EVERT BRUCE McCORMICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 66i, 826) 
 Salesman; LL. B.; b. O 10, 1884, Mahomet, 
 111.; s. Bruce (b. Streator, 111.) and Martha R. 
 (Gibson) McCormick. Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Phi Delta Phi. Law- 
 yer, 1906-08; Confectioner, 1908-13; Salesman. 
 Printing Inks, 19:3 — . Mem., B. P. O. E. 
 Married Edith Manspeaker, Ja 20, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, 631 Buckingham PI., Chicago. 
 
 2745. CHARLES BROOKS McCOY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 5. 1882, Fargo, N. 
 Dak.; s. John Caldwell (b. ja 30, 1844, Gran- 
 ville, 111.) and Nathalia Sadie (Miller) McCoy 
 (b. Ap 7, 1857, Canandaigua, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Lewis Inst., Chicago and Beloit Acad., 
 Beloit, Wis.; Mich. Coll. of Mines, Houghton, 
 Mich., 1901-J. Alpha Delta Phi; Track Team. 
 Asst. City Atty., East St. Louis. 1908-10; 
 Dupree, S. Dak., 1910-13; San Diego, 1913 — . 
 Auth.: Personal Rights, Law Studs. Helper, 
 1903. Dir., San Diego Y. M. C. A.; Sec, Y. 
 M. C. A. work, A. E. F., France. Mem., 
 Univ. Club; Pres., Montessori Educ. Club; Dir., 
 Internat. Montessori Inst.; Sec.-Treas.. "Square 
 Deal" Home for Unfortunate Men; Sec., East 
 St. Louis Bar Assn. Married Florence Janet 
 Daggett, Je 18, 1910, East St. Louis. Child, 
 Janet Caroline, b. Ag 12, 1914. .Address, 1023 
 W. Hunter St., San Diego, Calif.; bus. add., 
 612-614 Central Mortgage Bldg., do. 
 
 2746. JOSEPH McCOY 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 22, 1881, 
 Lafayette, Ind.; s. John (b. Chillicothe, O.) 
 and Keltic (Ritchey) McCoy (b. Lafayette, 
 Ind.). Preparer! in Lafayette H. S. Drafts- 
 man, C. H. Johnson, St. Paul; do., E. H. Hew- 
 itt, Minneapolis; do.. Long, Lameraux & Long; 
 do.. Bell, Tyrie & Chapman, Minneapolis. Mar- 
 ried Edna M. Sale, S 4, 1907. Children: 
 Josephine S., b. D 10, 1908; Claarles M., b. Ja 
 27, 1910; Dorothea V.. b. O 10, 1912. Address. 
 48.S6 Dupont Ave., South Minneapolis. t 
 
 2747. CLINTON THOMAS McCULLY 
 (Husband of No. 3125; Brother of Nos. 1731, 
 2164) 
 Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. D 24, 1883, Red Oak, la.; s. John Daniels 
 (b. 1856, Baltimore) and Virginia Bell (Ash- 
 way) McCully (b. 1859. Mt. Carroll, 111.). 
 Prepared in Carthage Coll. Acad.; Univ. Acad. 
 Track Team, Mgr. Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A. at 
 Lake Geneva, Wis. and Owensboro; Assoc. St. 
 Sec. of Ark.; Gen. Sec, Pittsburgh, Kan.; Gen. 
 Ins., Urbana.; Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A., Clinton, 
 Mo.; War Work Council, Y. M. C. A. of Mc, 
 Clinton, Mo. Married Anice Eunice Nichol 
 ('07). Jl 30, 1998, Urbana. Children: Agnes 
 Elizabeth, b. Ja 26, 1910; Helen Louise, b. My 
 4. 1912; John DeDaniels, b. O s, 1914; Edward 
 Nicol. b. Jl 14, 1917- .Address, 319 E. Franklin 
 St., Clinton, Mo. 
 
 2748. MARY MINERVA McINTIRE 
 (Sister of No. 3468) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. &• A.; b. N 3, 1883, 
 Sparta 111.; d. W^illiam Arthur (b. S 3, 1852, 
 Marissa, 111.) and Tirzah Elliott (Cathcart) 
 Mclntire (b. My 18, 1857, Sparta, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Sparta H. S. Teacher, Averyville 
 H. S., Peoria, 1906-8; do., Rantoul H. S., 
 1908-10; do., Gibson City H. S., 1910-11; do., 
 Danville H. S., 191 1 — . Address, 419 N. Gil- 
 bert St., Danville, Ill.t 
 
 2749. MARY BUTTERS McLELLAN 
 
 (SNUSHALL) 
 Librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc ; b. D 2, 
 1876, Hyde Park, Mass.; d. James Anthony (b. 
 1844, Me.) and Elizabeth Russell (Clements) 
 McLellan (b. 1841, Quincy, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park (Mass.) H. S. ; Bridgewater, St. 
 Norm. Sch., Mass., 1895-8; Smith Coll., 1901-3. 
 Lib. work; Teacher in Eng. Inst., Santiago De 
 Chile; do., Springfield, Mass.; Children's Libn., 
 City Lib., do.; Civ. Service Clerk in office of 
 Depot Q. M., Cambridge; Ref. Libn., Pub. Lib.. 
 Lynn, "Mass, 19 19 — . Auth.: Lib. Condi- 
 tions in Chile, Pub. Libs., 1909. Married Wil- 
 son Snushall, D 2t, 1904. Address, Lynn, Mass. 
 
 2730. LOUIS WILLIAM MACK 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 15, 1887. 
 Chicago; s. Louis Henry (b. Ja 8, i860, do.) 
 and Katherine (Belmont) Mack (b. My i, 
 1862, do.). Prepared in N. W. Div. H. S., 
 Chicago. LL. B., Harvard Law Sch., 1910. 
 Sigma Alpl;a Epsilan; PhiJomathean; Eng. 
 Club; Dramatic Club; Bus. Mgr., III. Mag. 
 Dir., Div. of Films, Com. Pub. Information. 
 Mem., (Chicago Bar Assn.; 111. St. Bar Assn.; 
 Legal Club of Chicago; City Club of Chicago. 
 .Address, 6 Jackson PL, Washington, D. C. 
 
 2751- 
 
 ROSCOE CONKLING MAIN 
 (Brother of No. 3097) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. F 23, 1882, Pitts- 
 field, 111.; s. Alvin Nye (b. Ja 7, 1842, Time, 
 111.) and Lydia Sarah (Foote) Main (b. Je 
 18, 1844, Pittsfield, 111.). Prepared in Pitts- 
 field H. S. A. M., Harvard Med. Coll., 1910; 
 M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 191 1. Philomathean: 
 Sigma Xi; Sc. Soc; Capt., Univ. Regt.; Fellow 
 in Zool., 1906-7; Interne in Michael Reese 
 Hosp., igii-13; Health Comn., Marquette, 
 Mich. Med. Officer. U. S. A., 1917 — • ist Lt., 
 M O. R. C, U. S. A., 191 7; Capt., M. R C, 
 1 9 18; Asst. Chief of the Med. Service. Ellis 
 Island, N. Y., 1918—. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Mar- 
 quette Rotary (^lub, 1916; Mich. St. Med. Soc; 
 A. M. A. Married Ruth F. Stafford, Jl 12, 
 1 91 7, Marquette. Mich. Children: Alvin Nye 
 and Edward Stafford, b. Ap 9. 19 18. Address, 
 Marquette. Mich.; bus. add., U. S. A. Hosp., 
 Ellis Island. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
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 275-t- K.\TE BONNELL MANN (IRWIN) 
 (Sister of No. 1925) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S j8. 1S85, Danville. 
 111.; d. William (b. F 16. 183S, Summerville, 
 N. J.) and Kate Estelle (Ilarnian) Mann (b. 
 1853, Muntotd, N. Y.). Prepared in Mus- 
 kegon U. S. and Man. Tr. Sch., Muskegon, 
 Mich. Mask and Bauble; Pi Beta Phi. 
 Teacher, Bushnell H. S., 111., igo6-Q; do., Ur- 
 bana H. S., 1900-12. Married Burr Polk Irwin, 
 S 28. igij, Evanston, III. Address, iSoo 
 Grove Ave., Quincy. 111. 
 
 5753. CHARLES MASON MARSH 
 (Brother of No. 1062) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 11, 1884. .■Mton, 111.; 
 s. Eben (b. Alton, 111.) and Kate Prevost 
 (Foote) Marsh (b. 111.). Prenared in Shurtleff 
 Coll., Upper Alton, 111. Address, c/o Illinois 
 Glass Co., Upper Alton. Ill.f 
 
 2754. REUBEN S. MARSHALL 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 2. 1S80, Dallas Center, 
 la.; s. W. C. Marshall. Prepared in Mt. Mor- 
 ris Coll. Address, 511-12 Mills Bldg., El Paso, 
 Tex.t 
 
 2755. MIMA AGNES MAXEY 
 Prin. of H. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 3. 
 188s, Rolla, Mo.; d. Joseph Phillip (b. D 18, 
 1846, Carlyle, 111.) and Agnes Young (Bcattie) 
 Ma.xev (h. Tc 23, 1848, Belfast, Ireland). Pre- 
 pared in Carlyle H. S. A. M., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1913. Final Honors; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Prin. of II. S., Gilman. 111., 1906-8; Dept. of 
 Latin. Hoopeston, 111., 1908-12; Prin., Car- 
 lyle H. S., 111.. 1914 — . Mem., Classical Assn. 
 of Middle West and So. 111. Address, 670 
 Franklin St., Carlyle, 111. 
 
 2756. STOY JACKSON MAXWELL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.: b. Ag 18, 1883, Robinson, 
 111.; s. John C. (b. S 26, 1S47, Kno.x Co., Tenn.) 
 and Gertrude E. (Jackson) Maxwell (b. Mr 4, 
 
 1850, New Albany, Ind.). Prepared in Rob- 
 inson H. S. ; Genesee Wesleyan Sem., Lima, 
 N. Y., 1902. Phi Alpha Delta. Vice Chief Jus 
 tice. City Atty., Robinson, 111., 1907-11; Mas- 
 ter in Chancery, do. Mach. Gun Div., O. T. 
 C, Camp Hancock, Ga. ; Mustered out, 1919- 
 Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. 
 F.; B. P. O. E. Address, Robinson, lU.t 
 
 27S7. *EDWaN THOMAS MEHARRY 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1250, 2460) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 30, 1881, Tolono, 
 111.; s. Jesse (b. O 9, 1835, Fountain Co., Ind.) 
 and Addie A. (Francis) Meharry (b. S 12. 
 
 1851, New Lenox, 111.). Prepared in Tolono 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. Alpha Zeta. Died O 22. 
 1918, Tolono, 111. 
 
 2758. EDWARD JOHN MEHREN 
 Ed. and Publisher; B. S. in C. E.; b. .-\g 5. 
 1S81. Chicago; s. Jacob F. (b. Jl 31. 1837. ^i^'-"' 
 and Elizabeth E. Mehren (b. O 7, 1857, do.\. 
 Prepared in Acad, of St. Ignatius Coll., Chi- 
 cago; .\. B., St. Ignatius Coll., 1899. Sigma 
 Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Delta Sigina Rho; 
 Philomathean; C. E. Club; Special Honors; 
 Mo.-Ill. deb.ate: Class Orat.; V. P., Class. 
 Transitnian, C. M. & Puget Sound R. R., 1906; 
 Assoc. Ed., Engng. Record, N. Y., 1907-J1; 
 Sec. and Mgr., The Emerson Co.. 1911-12; 
 Managing Ed., Engng. Record, N. Y., 1912-17; 
 Ed., Engng. Nezvs Record, 191 7 — ; V. P., Mc- 
 Graw-Hill Book Co.. 191 7 — • Treas., Nat. Assn. 
 of Corp. Schs. Married Grace Walsh, S 
 8, 1908, Chicago. Children: Edward Walsh, 
 b. Ag 4. i9oq; Lawrence Joseph, b. Ap 24, 
 iQii; Richard John. b. Ag"i3, 1912; Bernard 
 Walsh, b. O 2i. 1014; Paul, b. Ja iS, 1917; 
 Grace Elizabeth, b. Mr 21, 1918. Address, 53 
 Fairvew Ave.. South Orange, N. T.; bus. add., 
 10th .^ve. and 36th St., New York City. 
 
 -759. JOSEPHINE AUGUSTA MEISSNER 
 (QUIGLEY) 
 B. L. S.; b. My 9, 1885, York, Neb.; d. 
 Charles Louis (b. Ap 4, 1856, Oshkosh, Wis.) 
 and Laurentine (Danforth) Meissner (b. My 7, 
 1857, Newton, O.). Prepared in York (Neb.) 
 H. S. and Mattoon II. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Sec. -Treas. of Women's League; Pres., Lib. 
 Club. Libn., Neb. St. Norm. Sch., 1906-7; Cir- 
 culation Libn., L'niv. of Wash., 1907-12; Instr. 
 in Lib., do.. 1011-12; Pres., of Gamma Beta 
 Dist. of Kappa Alpha Theta, 1909-13. Mem., Am. 
 Lib. Assn. ; Pac. N. W. Lib. Assn. Married 
 .\rthur Joseph Quigley, O 29, 1912, Seattle. 
 Children: Mary Margaret, b. Ag 31, 1913; 
 Josephine Dorothy, b. Mr 17, 1915; Arthur 
 Stevens, b. Jl 27, 1916. Address, 1731 Naomi 
 Place, Seattle. 
 
 2760. LEON RUSSELL MELVIN 
 Hardware Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 4, 
 
 1SS2, Greenfield, 111.; s. Sylvester (b. N 20, 
 1831, do.) and Addie Idella (Strickland) Mel- 
 vin (b. S 15, 1858, do.). Prepared in Green- 
 tield H. S. Delta Unsilon, Mem., Greenfield 
 Cml. Club. Married Inez Vetell Wright, Ag 
 1907, Denver. Child, Helen Lolita, b. My 190S. 
 Address, Greenfield, lU.t 
 
 2761. DAISY MILLER (MOORE) 
 
 (.'^ister of No. 2464) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 31. 1S83, Boody. 111.; 
 d. Henry August (b. 1838, Ger.) and Caroline 
 (.Gemmer) Miller (b. 1843, do.). Prepared in 
 Urbana; llliola; Y. W^ C. A. Taught two yrs. 
 Married Charles L. Moore, Ag 26, 1908. Child, 
 Albert Henry, b. Jl 16. 1911. Address, 2111 
 (Raines St., Davenport, lowa.t 
 
 2762. DONALD S. MILLER 
 (Brother of Nos. 3877, 4309) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1907; b. F 
 u, 18S4, Ida Grove, la.; s. J. D. (b. 1854, HI.) 
 .md Mary (Jacob) Miller (b. 1856, Wheeling, 
 W. Va.). Prepared in Geneva H. S. Adelphic; 
 Swimming Team. Teacher in Manitowoc 
 (Wis.) H. S.. 1909-12. Mem., Epis. Church. 
 Iddress, Stanley, Wis.t 
 
 2763. ROY CRAIG MITCHELL 
 Arch. EngT.; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 22, 1881. 
 Millersburg, O. ; s. John Thomas (b. do.) and 
 Sarah C. JNIitchell (b. do.}. Prepared in Gar- 
 den Grove (la.) H. S.; Parsons Coll., Fair- 
 field, la. With Herzog Iron Works, St. Paul, 
 1Q06; Great No. R. R., Arch. Office, St. Paul. 
 1906-7; 111. Steel Co., Chicago, 1907-10; 111. 
 .Steel Warehouse Co., St. Louis, 1911-12; Arch. 
 Engr., Morgan, Walls and Morgan, Archs., 
 Los Angeles, 1912-13. la. Nat. Guard, Co. M, 
 ^4th Regt., 1902-5. Mem., W^est. Soc. Engrs.; 
 Presby. Church; Engrs. and Archs. Assn., 
 l.os Angeles; Certitied Arch.. St. of Calif. 
 Married Eva Mae Crumley, Je to. 1915, RofF, 
 Okl.T. Child. John Crumle>' b. Mr 26, 1918. 
 Iddress. 1715 Arlington St.. Los Angeles; 
 bus. Olid., c/o Morgan, Walls, and Morgan, 
 .\rchs., do. 
 
 2764. ESTHER COOK MOHR (DOLE) 
 Asst. in Norm. Sch.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 Ap 24, 1883, Chicago; d. Edward Kern (b. O 
 5, 1854, Macungie, Pa.) and Alice Hall (El- 
 dredge) Mohr (b. S 19, 1S61, Dwight, 111.). 
 Prepared in Dwight H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ., 1003. A. M., LTniv. of Wis., loio. 
 Asst. in Hist., St. Norm. Sch., La Crosse, W^is., 
 1011-12. Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc; Am. Hist. 
 Assn. Married Arthur W. Dole, Jl 26. 1912. 
 Children: Alice Emily, b. D 30, 1913; Charles 
 Edward, b. O 6, 1916. Address. 1458 E. iioth 
 St., Cleveland. 
 
1906 J 
 
 )ACCALAUREATE AlUMNI 
 
 259 
 
 2765. FRANCIS GUY MOORE 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 23, 
 1881, Padua, 111.; s. Thomas Jefferson (b. Ja 
 17, 1850, Mount Joy, Pa.) and Deborah (Ben- 
 jamin) Moore (b. Jl 23, 1851, Chatham Center, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Bloomin)?ton H. S. 
 Alpha Delta Phi. C. & A. R. R., 1900-17; 
 Kewanee Works. Nat. Tube Co., 1907-9; J. 
 V^'. Williams & Co., Brooklyn Plant, 1910-15; 
 Supt., Brooklyn Plant, 1915 — . Married Flora 
 M. Warlow, S 11, 1912, Bloomington, III. 
 Children: Frances Jane, b. O 26, 1914; Fred- 
 erick Guy, b. Mr 2:^, 19:7. Address, 108 Bed- 
 ford Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.; hxis. add., 400 Vul- 
 can St., do. 
 
 2766. EDGAR A. MORGAN 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 10, 
 
 187s; s. Icilius (b. N 26, 1842, Prairie Creek, 
 Ind.) and Diana (Yeager) Morgan (b. My i, 
 1843, do.). Prepared in Austin Coll., Effing- 
 ham, 111. Final Honors. In Insular Service 
 Bur. of Educ, P. I.; Prin., Provincial II. S., 
 Tuguegarao, Cagayan, P. I., 1913-14; Prin., 
 Rizal Provincial 11. S., Pasig. Rizal, P. I., 
 1914-17; Stud., Grad. Sch., Johns Hopkins 
 Univ., 1918; do. and Instr. in Hist., Baltimore 
 Poly. Inst., 1918 — . Married Amy Wheeler, 
 S 18, 1917. Patoka, 111. Address, Jewett, 111.; 
 bus. add., Walbrook Ave., Baltimore. 
 
 2767. HORACE HEALY MORGAN 
 (Husband of No. 3324) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 7, 18S1, 
 Loda. 111.; s. Edwin Brumsley (b. F 10, 1854, 
 New London, Conn.) and Cherrie E. (Healy) 
 Morgan (b. Jl 4, 1854, Loda, 111.). Prepared 
 in Pa.xton H. S. M. E. See; Psi Upsilon; 
 Track Team. Drafting, 1906-11; Chief IDrafts- 
 man, Webster Mfg. Co., 1911-16; Chief Drafts- 
 man, Palmer Bell Co., 1916 — . Married Hazel 
 Winifred Clifford ('08), Je 28, 1909, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Clifford Horace, b. Ap 2, 1910; 
 Cherrie Adelyn, b. O 14, 1914. Address, 229 
 Monterey Ave.. Detroit; bus. add., Cameron 
 Ave. and Grand Blvd., do. 
 
 2768. 'JAMES HARRISON MORTON 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 14, 1873, Neblow, Mo.; 
 s. W. J. Morton. Deceased. 
 
 2769. LEVI MOSIMAN 
 
 CHiisband of No. 2952; Brother of No. 4822) 
 
 Mgr., Elec. Co.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 14, 
 
 1881, East Peoria; s. David (b. Ag 26, 1844, 
 
 do.) and Anna (Staker) Mosiman (b. Jl 27, 
 
 1850, O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Treas., 
 E. E. Soc. ; Eta Kappa Nu; Class Baseball, 
 Mgr. Apprentice West. Elec. Co., 1906-8; 
 Sales Dept.. do., 1908-9; Treas., Morton Light, 
 Heat, and W'ater Co., 1909-12; Mgr., Morton 
 and Fremont Elec. Co., 1912 — . Married Edna 
 Leila Dillon ('07), Je 29, 1910, Urbana. 
 Children: William D., b. My 7, 1913; Eliza- 
 beth A., b. Ap 4. 191 5. Address, Morton, 111. 
 
 2770. GRACE PEARL MULBERRY 
 
 (MULLIKEN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1380) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 19, 1881, near Girard, 
 
 111.; d. Francis Jarvis (b. N 12, 1838, Ky.) 
 
 and Sallie Ann (Brown) Mulberry (b. Ja 23, 
 
 1851, Stonington. 111.). Prepared in Taylor- 
 ville H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Phi Delta Psi; H. Sc. Club. Taught 
 in Cairo H. S., 1906-10; Robinson H. S., 1910- 
 II. Auth.: Thirty Lessons in Cooking. Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Married Albert Danforth 
 Mulliken ('00), Je 27, 1911, Taylorville, 111. 
 Children: Wallace Mulberry, b. My 18. 1913; 
 Albert Danforth, Jr., b. S 9, 1915. Address, 
 806 S. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 2771. HENRY BECK MYERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 17, 1885, 
 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Frank and Nellie (Holmes) 
 Myers. Prepared in Springfield, H. S. Sigma 
 Nu; Yoxan. With Arnold Co., 1906-8; Bd. 
 of Supervising Engrs., 1908-n; Holabird and 
 Roche, 1911-12; Am. Seating Co., 1912 — . Mar- 
 ried Jessie Dudman, Ag 30, 191 1. Child, 
 John Holmes, b. Ja 17, 19 15. Address, 1609 
 Estes Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 14 E. Jack- 
 son Blvd., do. 
 
 2772. CLARENCE LEONARD NEU 
 Pres., Physicians' Record Co.; A. B. in L. 
 & A.; b. Ja 29, 1884, Chicago; s. Peter W. 
 (b. Je 12, 1846) and Anna M. (Lutz) Neu 
 (b. Ag 24, 1 861). Prepared in Chicago Man. 
 Tr. Sch. Pres., Philomathean; Debating Soc; 
 Glee Club; Staff., ///. Mag.; Managing Ed., 
 mini. Adv. Dept., Chicago Daily News, 1906- 
 7; Educ. Dept., Sheldon Sch. of" Salesmanship, 
 1907-8; Pres., Physicians' Record Co., 1914 — . 
 Mem., Univ. Club, Chicago; City Club, Chi- 
 cago; Chicago Mendelssohn Club. Address, 
 538 S. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 2773. AGNES ELAINE NICHOL 
 (FOSTER) 
 (Sister of Nos. 3125, 3497, 6454, 8622) 
 A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. Jl 5, 1884, Granville, 
 III.; d. E. A. (b. 1852, do.) and Lydia (Greene) 
 Nichol (b. 1858, Jamestown, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Granville H. S.; Denison Univ., 1902-3. 
 Illiola. Asst. in O. St. Lib., 1907-10. Mem., 
 Columbus Lib. Club, 1907-10; Presby. Church; 
 Woman's Club. Married Thomas J. Foster, 
 Je 16, 1910, Urbana. Children: William Le- 
 land, b. Ap 24, 1911; Lawrence E., b. Ag 12, 
 1912; Anice Elizabeth, b. My 15, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, Monticello, 111. 
 
 2774. MARVIN ARTHUR NICHOLS 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. D 29, 1883, 
 Yorkville, 111.; s. John Nichols. Prepared in 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Instr., Sc. Minn. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Address, State Normal School, 
 Mankato, Minn.f 
 
 2775- HENRY GEORGE DALLAS 
 NUTTING 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 
 14, 1883, Rock Island, 111.; s. Henry A. (b. 
 Mr 20, 1853, Johnsonville, N. Y.) and Kate 
 A. (Parkin) Nutting (b. Ag 14, 1853, Hull, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Rock Island H. S.; Univ. 
 of la., 1901-2. Engng. Soc. Exp. Engr.; Insp., 
 Wis. Pub. Service Comn.; Mgr., Water and 
 Elec. plant.; Dist. Supt., Cent. 111. Pub. Ser- 
 vice Co., 1913-18; Co-nsulting Indus. Engr., Chi- 
 cago, 191 8 — '. Aircraft Production Section. 
 1918; Mustered out, Mr 1,1919. Auth.: Gas 
 Producer Design, Power; Depreciation, Elec. 
 World; miscellaneous contributions to Elec. 
 World and Elec. Rei'iew. Edited transactions 
 of Wis. Elec. Assn. for two yrs. Mem., Wis. 
 Elec. Assn.; Nat. Elec Light Assn. Married 
 Lenore Lillian Martin. Je 27, 1904, Iowa F'alls, 
 la. Children: Margaret Hadlock, b. S 17, 1908; 
 Katherine Parkin, b. Ag i5, 1910; Jean Alice, 
 b. S 7, 1913. Address, 5454 Glenwood Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 2776. EDWARD GEORGE OLDEFEST 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 27, 1883, 
 Moline, 111.; s. George (b. Je 25, 1849, Ger.) 
 and Minna (Groth) Oldefest (b. Je 23, 1853 
 do.). Prepared in Moline H. S. Arch. C^lub 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon. Arch. Draftsman, of 
 fices of Arthur Heun, Nimmons & Fellows 
 1906-7; do., Whitsitt & Drury, Moline, 1907 
 8; do., Jenney, Mundie & Jensen-Howard Shaw 
 Shattuck & Hussey, 1908-12; with D. H. Burn 
 ham & Co., 1912-14; Shattuck & Hussey, 1915 
 17; N. Max Dunning, 191 7; Leonard En^ng 
 Co., 1918 — . Auth.: Prize song for 111. Song 
 
26o 
 
 I'mvkksitv UK Illinois 
 
 Book, ujoH; wroto aiul pulilisilKHl music ami 
 seorc for "The Mriaiit Eugiiicirs," musical 
 comedy used by (ilcc Club, igii; wrote aud 
 published music and scare of "The Dad of the 
 Undergrad" (with L. K. I'attou) musical couv 
 edy presented by the Student I'nion, ■} 2 pp., 
 iq'ij, Mem., mini Club, Chica^ro; Palette and 
 Chisel Club; Dir., Chicago Arch. Club; Dir., 
 Coll. b>at. Club, Chicago. Address, 47 E. Oak 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 -■777. MATTIE MAY PAINE 
 (Sister of No. IJ57) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Rosamond, 
 111.: d. Elijah C. (b. S. Hadley, Mass.) and 
 Sarah (.). (Russell) Paine (b. Sunderland, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Rosemond II. .^.; I'niv. 
 of Calif. Pres., Alethcnai. Prin., Kawaiahao 
 Sem.. Girls' Dept. of the Mid-Pacilic lust., 
 Himolulu, T. Jl. Mem., Con^r. Church; V. 
 \y. C. A.; P. E. O.; Pres., Long Beach City 
 Teachers' Assn., 1915; VVomans' Coll. Club, 
 1907-18; So. Calif, leachers' Assn., 1906-18; 
 Soc, Workers' Assn., Honolulu, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 1370 E. ist St., Long Beach, Calif. 
 
 2778. ANN ADEMA PALMER (FISHER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.: b. My ■;, 1878, Monticello, 
 111.; d. Dow (b. Mr 184s, Chenango Forks, 
 N. Y.) and Maria Helle (Thornton) Palmer 
 (b. My 31, 1851, .Vlexander, 111.). Prepared 
 in Monticello IL S. lUiola. Mem., Prcsbv. 
 Church; O. E. S. Married Fred Fisher, Jl I'j, 
 1906, Monticello, ni. Children: Marian'Kuuice, 
 b. Ag Jl. 1908; Kathryn Dorothy, h. Jl 10. 
 1913; .\iinabelle Palmer, b. Ap ."4, 1916." ./(/- 
 dress, Edenbower, Douglas Co., Cire. 
 
 jr7g- ROSALIE MARY PARR 
 (Sister of No. 1943) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M.. igii; 
 Ph. D., 1916; b. Peoria; d. James (b. do.) and 
 Harriet (Reeve) Parr (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Peoria H. S. Sigma Xi; Iota Sigma Pi; 11 
 liola. Asst. in Chem., Univ. of 111., 1900-7; 
 Instr., Se., Howard Payne Coll., 1908-10; Asst., 
 Bot., Univ. of 111, 191016; Assoc., Sc, St. 
 Norm., Santa Barbara, Calif., 1916-17; Instr., 
 CJiem., Univ. of 111., 1918—. Auth. : The 
 Response of Philobolus to Light, Aiitials of 
 Bot., 1918. Address, 11 10 W, (!)regon St., L'r 
 bana; bus. add., 3J1 Chem. Bldg., do. 
 
 2780. THOMAS ARMSTRONG PEEBLES 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 2, i88->, 
 Edinburgh, Scotland; s. George and Agnes 
 (Armstrong) Peebles. Prepared in Shen- 
 
 andoah (la.) II. S. and Northwestern Coll. 
 Track, 1904-6; Track Capt., 1906. Erecting 
 Mill. Mach., 190(1-8; Designing special macli., 
 1908; Stoker Engng, 1908 — . Address, \Vest- 
 inghouse Co., Pittsburgh.! 
 
 2781. CURTIN GORDON PEPPER 
 Mech. Engr. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 6, 1886, 
 Champaign; s. H. J. (b. 1800, Madison, Ind.) 
 and Catherine (Burgan) Peppier (b. iS(>3. 
 Thornton, Ind.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. With Heyl and Peterson, Pittsburgh, 
 1911. Married Edwitia Sheppard. i9if>, Hunt- 
 ington, W. Va. Address. 1 1 10 W. Hroadwav. 
 Muskogee, Okla.t 
 
 17&1. AVIS HORTENSE PERCINAL (FISH 
 
 BACK) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3734) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 27, 1885, Savov, 
 
 in.; d. C. E. and Helen (Dunlap) Percival. 
 
 Perpared in Urbana II. S. Taught in Milford 
 
 H. S., 1906-7; Oblong H. S., 1907-8. Married 
 
 William Murphy Fishback ('09), Ag 22, 1909, 
 
 Champaign. Child, son, b. Mv 4, 191;. Ad 
 
 dress. Orange, Calif. f 
 
 ^783. THOMAS ELMMK PIUPPS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 18, 1879, 
 Janesville, 111.; s. Napoleon (b. Mr 8, 1851, do.) 
 and Hannah Marie (Neal) Phipps (b. 1854, 
 Dioiia, 111.) Prepared in Valparaiso Coll., Itid., 
 18981901; B. S., Valparaiso, 1901. Sigma Nu; 
 Sigma Xi; Football. Ues. Engr., Big Four, 
 1906-7; Asst. Juigr., O. S. L. R. R., Nev., 
 1907; Chief Draftsman, Milwaukee R. R., 1907- 
 9; Res. Engr., Milwaukee, 1909-n; l^icating 
 Kngr., S. P. A. L. C. R. R., Port Angeles. 
 Wash., 1911; .\sst. Engr., Milwaukee K. R., 
 1911 14; Chief Engr, Pub. Service Comn., 
 Wash., 1915. Comn. Capt., Engr. Reserve 
 Corps, 1917: In active service, 1918 — . Mem., 
 
 A. S. C. E. Married Jennie Coutts Trimwell, 
 E i9> 1913, Seattle. Child, Jane Evelyn, b. 
 F 17, 1917. Address, Governor's Island, New 
 York Citv, c/o Maj. Malthv; bus. add., 834 
 15th St., Seattle. 
 
 .■7S4. ALOYS PHILLIP POIROT 
 Engr. and Conlr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 5, 
 1883, Belleville, 111.- s. Severin (b. U 1, 1845, 
 Lorraine, l-'nince) and Susan (Ciundlach) I'oi- 
 rot (b. Je 30, 185^, Belleville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Belleville H. S. Instrumentman, W;ibash 
 R. R., 1906-7; Asst. Engr., Mo. Pac R. R., 1907- 
 8; Engr. and Contr., 1908 — . Mem., K. of C.; 
 
 B. P. O. E.; A. S. C. E. Address, Belleville, 
 111. 
 
 -■785. W11.1..\KD LACY POLLARD 
 Patent Lawyer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 17, 
 1879, Rozetta, 111.; s. l.ucilius E. (b. 1849, 
 Va.) and Martha Ann Pollard (b. 1848, do.). 
 Prepared in Monmouth H. S.; LL. B., Nat. 
 I'niv.; M. P. L., George Washington L'niv. 
 r;ui l?et,i Pi; .Sigma Xi. Draftsman, Wau- 
 kesha, XN'is., 1907; Engr., Patent office, Wash- 
 ington D. C, 1908 13: Patent lawyer, Chicago, 
 1913 — . Auth.: Pollard's Digest Decisions, 
 lohn Bvrne & Co., 191. ■. Married Nellie T. 
 bollard,' S --3. 1009. Children: Willard L., b. 
 My 3, 1911; Benjamin Coleman, b. Ap 23, 1913; 
 Vincent De Paul, b. Ap 27, 1915; Helen Anne, 
 b. .\g j8, 1910 tdied O 7, 1016). Address. 
 3j6 Dempster St., Evanston, 111. 
 
 2786. EDWARD ALEXANDER PORTER 
 
 Prin., Indian Sch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 
 18, 1878, Momence, 111.; s. Carson (b. F 
 i, 185(1, Naples, N. Y.) and Ellen (Richard- 
 son) Porter (b. 1858, near Grant Park, 111.). 
 Prepared in Momence IL S.; Univ. Acad. 
 .\gr. Club. Prin. of IL S., Sheldon, III., 1906- 
 07; do., Morocco, Ind., 190809; do.. Effing- 
 ham, 111., 1909-10; Expert F"armer in LL b. 
 Indian Service, Okla., igio-u; in charge of 
 work among the Five Tribes of Okla., 1912-14; 
 Prin., Cliilocco Indian .\gr. Sch., 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Bessie Annetta McKee, .\g ib, igo.";, Mo- 
 mence, 111. Children: Beatrice A., b. Jl 25, 
 1906 (died Ja 26, 1907); I'reda Virginia, b. 
 Ja 26, 1908. Address, Cliilocco, Okla. 
 
 2787. JAMES ALBERT PORTER 
 I'rin.. 11. S.; .\. B. in L. & A.; b. F n, 1S76, 
 I.ovington, 111.; s. Moses (b. F 2, 1833, Dun- 
 bar, Pa.) and ^L^ry A. (Nelson) Porter (b. 
 1836, Brooklvn, N. Y.). Prepared in Areola 
 H. S.; Eureka Coll. Adelphic; Eng. Club; 
 Prelim. Honors. Supt. Fairlield City Schs., 
 1906-11; Prin., Benton Tp. H. S., 191 1 and 
 1912. .-Iddress, Areola. lU.t 
 
 2788. N. RAYMOND PORTERFIELD 
 ( Brother of Nos. 3517, .5877) 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 16. 1885, 
 Sidnev, 111.; s. Millard F. (b. F 15, 1849, 
 Worthington, Pa.) ami Belle J. (Cole) Porter- 
 tleld (b. Ag 28, i8(>2, Worthington, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Fairmont H. S. Engr. with D. 
 L. and W. R. R., Scranton, Pa. and Hoboken, 
 
l()OCi 
 
 P) Arc A f.A I IREATE A I.U M N I 
 
 261 
 
 N. .1., i<;(»6 11; I'.ngr. for licrks Co., Fa., njii- 
 i.;; Contr., Coiicicti- Uridges, dams, etc.. New 
 York City and Yoiingstown, O., 1912-18. Ad- 
 dress, 226 N. Phelps St., Youngstnwn, O. ; 
 bt<s. add., 17 Battery PI., New York City. 
 
 2789. ROYAL ELMER POST 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 13, 1884, 
 Rochester N. Y.; s. James Elmer (b. 1845, do.) 
 and Helena M. (Rogers) Post ( b. 1845," Phila- 
 delphia). Prepared in Rochester H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Technograt^h Bd. Civ. Engr., U. S. 
 Reclamation .Service; Siipt. of Const, on Stor- 
 age Unit of the Yakima J'roject — Kachas Dam 
 l'"eature; Div. of Const., Copper Mine, i()i7 — . 
 Married Ada M. Post, Je 12, 1907, Sherwood, 
 N. Y. .-Address, c/o Braden Coi)|)er Co.. K.ni 
 cagua, Chile, S. A.f 
 
 2790. JESSIE ALEXANDER POWELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 6, 1878, 
 Corydon, Ky. ; s. Uarbert Alexander (b. My 
 3, i8i8, Tenn.) and Malinda Emiline (Gibson) 
 J'owell (b. O 2$, 1838, Corydon, K>^.). Pre- 
 pared in Corydon il. S.; Hamilton Coll., Lex- 
 ington, Ky. .\. M., Columbia, 1914. Engng. 
 (.'lub. Teaching in IL .S., Hrookton, Ind., 1906- 
 9; Linton, Ind., 1909-13; Henderson, Ky., 1914- 
 15; Head of Latin Dcpt., ICast Liverpool, ()., 
 1915 — . Mem., Y. W. C. A.; Classical Assn. 
 of Middle West and South. Address, 507 Wal- 
 nut St., East r^iverpool, (). 
 
 2791. RALPH MARBI.K PRAY 
 (Husband of No. 3043) 
 Banker and Real Est. Dealer; A. H. in L. 
 & A.; b. Ag 20, 1884, Chicago; s. Francis E. 
 (1). 1845, Panama, N. Y.) and I'hoebc (Marble) 
 Pray (b. 1851, Galena, 111.). I'repared in Aus- 
 tin IL S. Real Est., Loans, Ins. and Banking, 
 1906 — . Married Louise Huse ('07). Ja 15, 
 190S, Mason City, Jll. Children: Lee Huse, 
 b. D 26, 1908; Ralph Huse, b. Ap i,s. 19 10; 
 Richard Huse, b. My 6, 191 i ; Peggy Tluse. b. 
 V 25, 191 5. Address, 822 Cidumbian Ave., 
 Oak Park. 111.; bus. add., 42C N. Parkside 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2792. JOHN WALTER PREIIIS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 16, 1884, Martinsville, 
 III.; s. Carl (b. O 25, 1854, Ober Glogaw, Sil- 
 esia, Ger.) and Regula (Eglie) Preihs (b. D 
 24, 1863, Haslem, Switzerland). Prepared in 
 Sandoval II. S.; Brown's Cml. Coll. Witen- 
 agemote Court; Egy|)tian Club; Thela Kappa 
 Nu. I-awycr; Master in Chancery, 1907-9; 
 City Atty., Pana, 1909-15; Practicing law, 
 1915 — . Address, McCoy Bldg., Pana, Ill.t 
 
 2793- OSCAR JOHN PUTTING 
 Asst. Atty. Gen. of 111.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 b. O 8, 1883; s. William F. and Ida (Klaus) 
 Putting. Ailelphic; Debating Team. Atty. at 
 Law, Sjiringfield, 111.; Asst. St. Atty., Sanga- 
 mon ('o., i9i''i-!8; Asst. Atty. (ien., St. of 111., 
 1918 — . Married Helen M. Swanberg, O 31, 
 1907, loliet. 111. Address, 129 N. Glenwood 
 Ave., Springfield, 111. 
 
 2794. CHARLES EDWARD RAPP 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 18, 1883, 
 Jacksonville, III.; s. Thomas II. and Clara J. 
 (Rutledee) Rapp. Prepared in Jacksonville 
 H. S. Delta Upsilon. Operating Dept., Am. 
 Bridge Co. Married Genevieve Lenora Dartt, 
 D 28, 1008, Montello, Wis. Address, 4569 
 Oaken wald Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1320 Cml. 
 Nat. Bank Bldg., do.^ 
 
 2795. LESTER EDWARD REIN 
 
 Sec. and Asst. Treas.; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; 
 
 b. Mr II, 1884, Chicago; s. Edward Charles 
 
 (b. Je I, 1859, do.) and Grace Anne (Lester) 
 
 Rein (b. O 19, 1859, Mt. Carroll, 111.). Pre- 
 
 pared ill CliK.igo i:iig. High and Man. Tr. 
 II. S. .\lpha Tail Omega. With The Arnold 
 Co., Chicago, one yr. ; Asst. Treas. and Sec, 
 Pruilic I'-lush Tank Co. Married Sigiie Elin 
 Anderson, Je 1, 1912, Stockholm, Sweden. 
 Address, 4241 Ravenswood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 .■7')(.. CHARLES CLYDE RICH 
 (Brother of Nos. 3153, 5896) 
 .\icliilect; li. S. in Arch.; b. O i, 1881, 
 Melamora, 111.; s. .\lbert R. (b. S 22, 1845, 
 do.) an<l Mary E. (Slemmons) Rich (b. JI 
 4, 184s, Cadis, ().). Prepared in Alton IL S. 
 Arch. Club; Alpha Delta Phi; Ed., Techno- 
 (/raf<h. Arch., Chicago, 1906-12; do., Port- 
 l.ind, Ore., 1912-16; do., Milwaukee, 1916-17: 
 dn., I'liiladeliiliia, 191 7 — . Mem., Ore. Chapter, 
 A. I. A., 1916. Address, 5028 Pine St., Phila- 
 (lelphi.i; bus. add., rjii Widener Bldg., do. 
 
 2797. CH KSTKR WILLIAM RICHARDS 
 Lawy(r: LL. li.; b. Jl 28, 1883, Urbana; 
 s. I'.itrick (b. 1837, LUica, N. Y.) and Amelia 
 I. (Morgan) Richards (b. Mr 3, 1842, Mays- 
 ville, Ky.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Sigma 
 Chi; Theta Kapiia Nu; Phi Delta Phi; Fresh- 
 man Varsity I'Vuitball. Lawyer; Master in 
 Chancery of Champaign Co.; Mayor of Ur- 
 bana, 1917-19. Mem., [{aptist Church, Married 
 Angle Casey, Je 19, 1907, Wilmette, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Chester William, Jr., b. O 2, 1909; 
 I'Llizabeth Ann, b. Ap 12, 1912. Address, 80s 
 W. (ireeii St., Urbana; bus. add., 200-202 
 I'irst Nat. rjaiik, ilc 
 
 2798. RUli^' P.r,ANCHE RISSER 
 (FOREMAN) 
 (Wife of No. 2978) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. 1) 23, 1883, Blandiiis- 
 ville. 111.; d. Peter (b. 1837, O.) and Orrell 
 (Locker) Risser ( b. 1847, 111.). Prepared in 
 Blahdinsville IL S.; Univ. Acad. A. M. and 
 Master Diploma in Phys. Tr., Columbia, 1910; 
 Scholarship, Cheyenne, Wyo. Teacher of 
 I'hys. Tr., Westport H. S., Kansas City, Mo., 
 1910 — . Married Chester .\lva Foreman ('07), 
 O 7, 1913, Kansas C'ity, Mo. Children: Ches- 
 ter Alanson, b. Ap 11, 191 6; Eleanor, b. Mr 
 8, 1918. Address, Cheyenne, Wyo. 
 
 2709. LOUIS PAUL ROBERT 
 (Brc)iher of Nos. 3939, 6519) 
 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 17, 1883, 
 Lode, Switzerland; s. Paul Henry (b. do.) 
 and /\dele Louise (Brandt) Robert (b. Chaux 
 des Fonds, do.). Prepared in Lacon IL S. 
 M. E. Soc. Const, work on surface plants for 
 Coal Mines, 1906-8; charge of Engng. Dept., 
 West Can. (Collieries Ltd., T908-1917. Mem., 
 Can. Min. Inst. Married Flora Emily Milli- 
 gan, Denver. Address, Bellvue, Alberta, Can- 
 ada. 
 
 2800. KATHLEEN ALICE ROBERTS 
 (ABERNATHY) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Champaign; 
 d. Romeo (b. Rome, Ga.) and Minnie (Pearce) 
 Roberts (b. liainbridge, O.). Prepared in 
 Clampaign II. S. Taught in Wareen, 111., 
 1906-7; Somerset, Ky., 1907-9; Oconto, Wis., 
 1909-11; Pana Tp., 111., 1911-16; Teacher, Ur- 
 bana. 1916-18. Treas. of 111. Assn. of Teachers 
 of Eng., 1918. Married .S. C. Abernathy, 1918. 
 Address, 718 S. Prairie St., Champaign. 
 
 2801. MIRIAM ELLEN ROBERTS 
 (BRANNUM) 
 (Sister of No. 1758) 
 .\. B. in L. & A.; b. D 10, 1880, Strawn, 
 111.; <I. Edward Henry (b. N 6, 1841, Dela- 
 ware (^o., O.) and Eliza McFaren (Moore) 
 Roberts (b. Jl 28, 1843, near Newark, O.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa II. S. Alethcnai; Sigma 
 Kapjia: Phi Delta Psi ; Le Cercle Frangais. 
 
262 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1906 
 
 Mem., Literary and Study Club. Married 
 Thomas Perry Brannum, S 4, 1907. Chil- 
 dren: Hugh Roberts, b. Ja 5, 1910; Esther 
 Jane, b. Ap 17, 1913. Address, 305 N. Base 
 St., Morrison, 111. 
 
 2802. CANDACE lONE ROBINSON 
 (KAUFFMAN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 6, 1885, Peru, 111.; 
 d. A. J. (b. do.) and Ellen (Barnard) Robin- 
 son (b. Peru, Vt.). Prepared in Granville H. 
 S. lUiola; Y. W. C. A.; Math. Club. Taught 
 in Morrison, III., 1906-7; do., Calif., 1907-9. 
 Married Bertram Frederick Kauffman, Ja 1, 
 1910, Granville, 111. Address, Grimes, Calif. 
 
 2803. HARRY FRANKLIN ROBINSON 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 2, 
 1 88 1, Alliance, O. ; s. George Ellsworth (b. Jl 
 21, 1861, do.) and Frederica Philip (Liebtag) 
 Robinson (b. O 26, i85i, do.). Prepared in 
 Mattoon H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta 
 Pi. Mgr., Frank L. Wright Arch. Otfice. 
 Address, 216 S. Michigan Ave., .Chicago. t 
 
 2804. WARD REID ROBINSON 
 With Curtis Publishing Co.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 C. E., 1909; b. S 18, 1885, Grand Island, Neb.; 
 s. William Ernest (b. Jl 11. 1S57, Greenville, 
 111.) and Clara Abbie (.White) Robinson (b. 
 My 6, 1857, Mt. Carroll, 111.). Prepared in 
 Springfield, 111. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Ilus 
 Club; Sr. Class Basketball. Asst. in Engng. Exp. 
 Sta., 111., 1906-09; Concrete Designer. C. M. & 
 St. P. R. R., 1909-10; Arch. Engr., Bldg. Dept., 
 Chicago, 1910. Examiner of Efficiency. St. Civ. 
 Service Comn., Chicago, 1910-11; with Arthur 
 Young & Co., Chicago, 191 1; Sec. and Chief Ex- 
 aminer, St. Civ. Service Comn., Springfield, 
 1911-18; With Curtis Publishing Co., 1918 — . 
 Capt., Q. M. Corps, N. A.; Mustered out, D 5, 
 1918. Married Dorothy Blake Atkinson, O 1, 
 1913, Chicago. Child, Nancy Cormany, b. Jl 18, 
 1915. Address, 1401 Williams Blvd., Spring- 
 field, 111.; bi<s. add., 63 E. Adams St.. Chicago. 
 
 2805. ROBERT R. RODMAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Hoopeston. 111.; s. Samuel 
 A. (b. Zanesville, O.) and Josephine (Nelson) 
 Rodman. Prepared in Hoopeston H. S. 
 Theta Kappa Nu. Corporal, 111. Nat. Guard, 
 one yr. Mem., Hoopeston Cml. Club; Retail 
 and Bus. Men's Assn. Married Lillian N. Rod- 
 man, Je 16, 1910, Wellington. Child, Samuel 
 Mac. Address, Hoopeston, Ill.f 
 
 2806. ROBERTO SEGUNDO RODRIGUEZ 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je i, 1882, 
 Saltillo, Mex.; s. Bias (b. 1837, do.) and Julia 
 (Vareka) Rodriguez (b. 1853, Mazapil, do.). 
 Prepared in Ann Arbor H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 
 1902-3, Struct. Engr., Mauran, Russell and 
 Garden, Archs., St. Louis, 1906-8; Chief Struct. 
 Engr., Monterey Steel Works, 1909. Mem., 
 Sociedad de Ingenerios y Aquitectos de Mexico. 
 Married Guadalupe Gomez Palacio, Ja 8, 1012, 
 Mexico City. Address, 3d Niza, No. 54, Mexico 
 City. 
 
 2807. EDITH ROGERS (SCHREIBER) 
 (Wife of No. 2236) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A., 1906; b. N 17, 1882, Macon, 
 111,; d. George Washington (b. N 11, 1S50, 
 Massillon. O.) and Maria Leora (JMagruder) 
 Rogers (b. O 20, 1856, East Union, Coshocton 
 Co., O.). Prepared in Windsor H. S. and Univ. 
 Acad. Married Rudolph Ernst Schreiber ('04), 
 Ap 30, 1908, Windsor, 111. Address, 509 N. 
 Pine St., Windsor, 111. 
 
 2808. BERTHA RUTLEDGE 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 12, 1872, 
 
 LeRoy, 111.; d. Tohn T. (b. do.) and Sarah 
 
 (Gilmore) Rutledge (b. Cadis, O.). Prepared 
 
 in 111. St. Norm. H. S.; Univ. of Chicago, 1901. 
 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, LeRoy, 111., 1906-7; 
 San Pedro H. S., Los Angeles, 1907-12; Man. 
 Arts H. S., Los Angeles, 1912 — . Address, 
 1017 S. Burlington Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 2809. GEORGE WEBSTER SAATHOFF 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 22, 1884, 
 
 Litchfield, 111.; s. T. W. Saathoff. With West. 
 
 Elec. Co., St. Louis; Asst. Gen. Supt., Empire 
 
 Dist. Elec. Co. Address, c/o Toledo Ry. & 
 
 Light Co., Toledo, O.t 
 
 2810. EDWIN WILLIAM SANFORD 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 21, 1883, 
 Boston; s. Edwin L. (b. Ap 12, 1850, Hartford, 
 Conn.) and Emma Josephine Sanford (Moline, 
 111.). Prepared in Moline H. S. Sigma Xi. 
 Asst. Engr., D. L. & W. R. R., 1906-9; do., 
 C. R. I. & P. R. R., 1909-12; Supt., Const.. 
 Barrows Steward Co.. Boston, 1912-14; Asst. 
 Engr., D. L. '& W. R. R. Co., 1914—. Ad- 
 dress. Chatham St,, Chatham, N. J.; bus. add. 
 L. & W. R. R., Hoboken, N. J. 
 
 2811. MYRON ROY' SCHMAIIL 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. -F 3, 18S3. Aurora, 111.; 
 s. John R. (b. Je 21, 1854, Wheeling, 111.) and 
 Margaret (Hem) Schmahl (b. Oswego, 111.). 
 Prepared in East Aurora H. S. In Telephone 
 Dept., West. Elec. Co., one yr. Address, 153 
 
 5. Lincoln Ave., .\urora, lll.t 
 
 2812. JULIUS ERNEST SCHOELLER 
 Civ. Engr.: B. S. in C. E.; b. N 20, 1883, 
 Chicago; s. Fred (b. Mr 24, 1846, Ger.) and 
 Barbara (Ehrmann) Schoeller (b. Ap 19, 1855, 
 do.). Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. and Man. 
 Tr. Schs. C. E. Club, Sec.-Treas.; Sec.-Treas., 
 Sr. Class; Football. Married Jeannette T. 
 Herbert, Mr 24, 1909, Chicago. Children: 
 Herbert Julius, b. N 17, 191 1; Julius Ernest, b. 
 S 18, 1915. Address, 1459 Glenlake Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add.. Commonwealth Edison Co., do. 
 
 2813. CHARLES REINH.\RT SCHULTE 
 Lawyer: LL. B.; b. N 17, 18S4, Vandalia, 111.; 
 s. Julius R. and Rose (Nauee) Schulte. Pre- 
 pared in Vandalia H. S. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta 
 Phi. Address, St. Maries, Idaho. t 
 
 2814. *NORMAN EDWARD SEA VERT 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 4, 1885, Chi- 
 cago; s. Franklin Norman (b. S 15, i860, do.) 
 and Louise (Gazzolo) Seavert (b. D 5, 1862, 
 do.). Prepared in Crane Man. Tr. H. S., 
 Chicago. C. E. Club. Engng. Dept., San. Dist. 
 of Chicago. Died My 30, 191 2, Rochester, 
 Minn. 
 
 2815. PAUL ADYMAN SHILTON 
 (Brother of No. 2243) 
 Local Sales Agt. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 
 
 6, 1880, Kewanee, 111.; s. Christopher Adyman 
 (b. Peterboro, Can.) and Adella (Nance) Shil- 
 ton (b. Lafavette, 111.). Prepared in Kewanee 
 H. S. Acacia; Ed., IUi)ti, 1905-6. Signal 
 Service So. Pacific, 1907-11; Sales Agt. in So. 
 Calif, and Arizona for Century Elec. Co., 
 191 1 — . Married Marie Alma O'Brien, S 24, 
 1910. Portland, Ore. Address, Y. M. C. A. 
 Bldg., Los Angeles. 
 
 2816. WILLIAM RICKETTS SHINN 
 (Brother of No. 2244) 
 Farm Advisor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 26, 1882, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. George Barkalow (b. O 20, 
 1 85 1, Edinburg, Ind.) and Cornelia M. (Rick- 
 etts) Shinn (b. My 10, 1852, Charleston, III.)- 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Mem., Agr. Club; 
 mini Staff, 190S-6; Bus. Mgr. ///. Agr., 1905- 
 6. Irrigation work, orchard development and 
 fruit growing., Twisp, Wash., 1906-14; Co. Agt., 
 U. S. D. A., Ontario, Ore., 1914-15; Hort 
 Insp., Grandview, Wash., 1916; (To. Club 
 Leader, Walla Walla, Wash., 1917; Co. Agt., 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 263 
 
 U. S. D. A., Fort Benton, Mont., 1917 — . 
 Married Elizabeth Lockett Staples, N 25, 1914, 
 Ontario, Ore. Children: Margaret Louise, b. 
 F 4, 1016; Catherine Elizabeth, b. Ja 7, 1918. 
 Address, Fort Benton, Mont. 
 
 2817. EMANUEL CHRISTOPHER SIGLER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 12, 1878, Hamilton 
 Co., 111.; s. Washington (b. Ja 23, 1854, do.) 
 and America S. (Hardest}') Sigler (b. Ja i, 
 1858). Prepared in Ewing Coll.: B. S. Dixon 
 Coll., 1901; Chicago Cor. Sch. of Law. Law- 
 yer, 1907 — . Mem., Baptist Church; S. Dak. 
 Bar Assn. Married Pearl Weirs, D 25. 1902, 
 Kempton, 111. Children: Marshall De \Vitt, b. 
 My 17, 1906; Howard Robert, b. S 7, 1908; 
 Helen lone, b. O 24, 1909; Gertrude, b. Je 19, 
 1913- Address, Leola, S. Dak. 
 
 2818. WILLIS APPLEFORD SLATER 
 Engr.-Physicist; B. S. in M. & S. E.; 
 M. S., 1910; C. E., 1912; b. O 14, 1878. Solo, 
 
 111.; s. Belford (b. Ag 3, 1830, Markhtfrii, Ont.) 
 and Ruth (Appleford) Slater (b. N 18, 1844, 
 Simcoe, do.). Prepared, Polo H. S.; Ind. 
 Norm. Sch., Valparaiso, Ind. Y. M. C. A.; 
 Adelphic; Sigma Xi. Research Fellow in 
 T-A. M. Dept. Asst. Engr.. Elgin, 111., 1906- 
 7; do.. Downer's Grove, 111.; do., Ely, Nev., 
 1907; Draftsman, McGill. Nev., 1907; do.. Salt 
 Lake City, 1907-8; Research Fellow, Univ. of 
 111., 1908-10; ist Asst., Engr. Exp. Sta., T. 
 & A. M. Dept., do., 1910-15; Asst. Prof., Ap- 
 plied Mech.. do., 1915-17. In charge of Struct. 
 Research for Concrete Ship Dept. Emergency 
 Fleet Corporation, Philadelphia, 1917-19; Engr.- 
 Physicist. Bureau Stds., in charge Reinf. Cone. 
 Research, 191 9—. Auth. : (With .\. N. Talbot), 
 Reinforced Concrete Building Tests, Buls. 64 
 and 84, Uuiv. of III. Engng. E.vfy. Sta.; (With 
 H. F. Moore), The L'se of the Strain Gage in 
 the Testing of Materials, Am. Soc. for Testing 
 Materials, 1913: (With C. R. Clark), Test of a 
 Flat Concrete Dome Reinforced Circumferen- 
 tially, Am. Concrete Inst., 191 7; Tests of Wide 
 Reinforced Concrete Beams, Nat. Assn. of Ce- 
 ment Users, 1 9 12; Test of Flat Slab Reinforced 
 Concrete Floor at Niagara Falls, N. Y., Am. 
 Concrete Inst., 19 14. Some Struct. Properties 
 of Gypsum and Reinforced Gypsum. ///. .icad. 
 Sc, 1916; other technical articles and discus- 
 sions. Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. Mem., Am. 
 Soc. for Testing Materials, Am. (Concrete Inst. 
 !Married Clara Mary Knodle, Je 3. 1908, Elgin, 
 111. Child, Ruth Marjorie. b. Mr 27, 7909. Ad- 
 dress, Bureau of Stds,. Washington. D. C. 
 2819. FIELDER SLOCUM 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 21, 1882, 
 loda, 111.; s. Charles E. (b. Henry Co., 111.) 
 and Rowena (Fielder) Slocum (b. Eng.). Pre- 
 pared in Speers-Langford Mil. Inst., Searcy, 
 Ark. M. E. Soc; Jr. Class Pres. Draftsman, 
 1907; Master Mech,, 1907; Sta. Engr., 1908? 
 Master Mech., 190S; Diamond Drill, 1909; 
 Erection and Test work, 1909-10; Engr. and 
 Homesteader, 1910-17. First Class, Mach. Mate, 
 Naval Militia, 1917; Mach. Mate, do., 1917; 
 Chief Mach, Mate. 1918; U. S. Submarine Sch., 
 New London, Conn.. 1918 — . .4ddress, 273 
 Williams St., New London, Conn,; bus. add., 
 U. S. S. Pueblo, c/o Postmaster, New York 
 City. 
 
 2820. ALFRED GLAZE SMITH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2516, 3546, 3547) 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 23, 1881, 
 Danville, 111.; s. John Eli (b. D 3, 1854, do.) 
 and Mary Ellen (Firebaugh) Smith (b, D 11, 
 1855, do.). Prepared in pub. schs,, Danville, 
 111. Alpha Zeta; Adelphic; Agr. Club: Orat. 
 Assn.; Ed., ///. Agr.; Illini Staff. Farm Mgr., 
 1906-8; Agr., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1909. Auth.: 
 U. S. Dept. of Agr. Farmers Bids.; S. C. Dept. 
 of Agr. Bui.; numerous articles in Agr. Mags. 
 Married Lucy Catherine Prutsman, S 11 1907, 
 Urbana, Child, Alfred Glaze, Jr., b. D 28, 
 1913- -Address, (.'olumbia, S. C. 
 
 2821. ERASMUS EDWARD SMITH 
 A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. D 25, 1880, Brook- 
 ville, Ind.; s, Benjamin Smith. Prepared in 
 Bradford H. S. Address, Bradford, Ill.t 
 
 2822. HELEN BROWNELL SMITH 
 
 (STEINHILBER) 
 A B in L. & A.; b. N 29, 1886, Cleveland, 
 U. ; d. David Austin (b. Boston) and Mary E. 
 (Dalton) Smith (b. Ja 7, 1866, Bloomington, 
 I"-)- Prepared in Englewood H. S., Chicago. 
 Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa. Married Fred 
 J. Stemhilbcr. S 25, 1909. Child, Jack, b. N 
 28, 1913, Address, 118 3rd St., Jackson, Mich. 
 
 2823. 'JOHN STEVENSON SEYMQRE 
 
 SMITH 
 LL. B.; b. Ja 11, 1874, New Glasgow, Prince 
 Edward, Island; s. John Louis (b. Mr 4, 1827, 
 Suffolk, Eng.) and Annie (Stevenson) Smith 
 (b. N 19, 1833, do.). Prepared in New Glas- 
 gow, P. E. I.; Prince of Wales Coll., P. E I 
 
 B. D., 1897, Hiram Coll., O.; Univ. of la, 
 1902-4. Delta Tau Delta; Football. Lawyer, 
 1907; Evangelist, 1908-10;. Pastor, 1911-12. 
 Mem., K. P.; Baptist Church. Died My 30, 
 1914, Indianapolis. 
 
 2824. RUSSELL NELLIS SMITH 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 10, 1885, 
 Avon, 111.; s. Emanuel (b. Je 7, 1856, Milford 
 Pa.) and Martha Cleo (Strickler) Smith (b. Mr 
 18, i860. Golden, 111.). Prepared in Maple- 
 wood H. S., Camp Point, 111. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Pres., Sr. Class. Gen. Sec, 
 O. Northern Univ., Ada, O.; Gen. Sec, Miami 
 Univ., Oxford, O. ; Merchant, 1909 — . Y. M. 
 
 C. A., Camp ' Funston, Kan. Supt., M. 
 E. S. S.; Carthage Cml. Club; Mem. I. O. 
 O. F. Married Je.ssie May Kirkpatrick, Ag i, 
 1907, Carthage, 111. Children: Russell Kirk- 
 patrick, b. N 20, 1908; Hugh Emanuel, b. Je 
 12, 1912. Address, 510 Wabash Ave., Carthage, 
 
 2S25. EARL QUINTER SNIDER 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. O i, 1878, Cerro 
 Gordo, 111; s. Aaron B. (b. O.) and Mary E. 
 (Whitter) Snider (b. do.). Prepared in (Terro 
 Gordo H. S.; O. St. Univ., 1896-7; Grad. work, 
 LTniv. of 111., summers, 1913-17. Phi Delta Kap- 
 pa; Philomathean; Chi Psi; Mask and Bauble. 
 Asst. 111. St. Entomologist's OfHce, 1903-6; In- 
 str., jMath., Univ. Acad., 1906-9. With Ben. 
 Greet Players, 1909-10; Wm. Faversham Co., 
 rqo3-6; Prin.. H. S., Bisbee, Ariz. 126 Ord. 
 Depot, Ft. Sill, Okla. Auth.: Sch. Pamphlets 
 for Locality. Mem., T. M. A.; K. P.; A. F. 
 A. M. Address, Bisbee, Ariz. 
 
 2826. LOUIS FREDERICK SNOW 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 17, 1880, 
 Independence, O. ; s. F. H. (b. F 8, 1854, 
 Brecksville, O.) and Helen C. (Hannum) Snow 
 (b, N 19, 1855, do.). Prepared in Chadwick 
 H. S.; Cornell, 1902-3. Acacia. With Chas. 
 Lilly, Seattle, 1907; Citrus Soap Co., San Diego, 
 1909; Salesman. Am. Oil Furnace Co., 1909-11; 
 Chem. Hercules Powder Co., San Diego, Cal., 
 1916-17; Chem., New Cornelia Chopper Co., Ajo, 
 Ariz., 1917-18. Mem., Cabrille Club, San Diego, 
 Cal.; A. C. S. Address, 2464 Market St., San 
 Diego, Cal. 
 
 2827. ALFRED NICHOLAS SOMMER 
 (Brother of No. 2252) 
 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 6, 1882, 
 Kansas City, Mo.; s. Adam (b. Ap 12, 1850, 
 Eger, Austria) and Louise (Reichardt) Som- 
 mer (b. O 15, 1857, Ger.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S., Chicago. Sigma Nu. With Good- 
 man Mfg. Co.. Chicago; D. H. Burnham & Co.; 
 B. J. Arnold Co.; Mgr.. Vienna Model Bakery. 
 Mem., Colonial Club, Chicago; 111. Ath. Club; 
 Illini. Married Edith Rose Sommer, Ag 4, 
 1914. Children: Alfred Nicholas, Jr.; Edith 
 Rose. Address, 919 Edgecomb PI., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 4051 Sheridan Rd.. do. 
 
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 2828. EDGAR ALBERT STANLEY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 25, 18S2, 
 Rome, O.; s. George Louis (b. Ag 12, 1844, 
 Twinsburg Co., O.) and Hulda Debry (Atwater) 
 Stanley (b. Ja i, 1844, do.). Prepared in Ash- 
 tabula (O.) H. S.; West. Reserve Acad., Hud- 
 son, O. Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. Head 
 Draftsman, Albert E. Skeel, Arch., 1906-9; J. 
 Milton Dyer, 1909-11; formed partnership for 
 practice of Arch, with Morris \V. Scheibel, 
 Youngstown, O., 191 1 — . Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Youngstown Club; Chamber of Com- 
 merce; Builders Exchange. Married Edith 
 Fae Watson, Jl 10, 1907, Ashtabula, O. Ad- 
 dress, II Pasadena Ave., Youngstown, O. ; bus. 
 add., 1301-2 Wick Bldg., do.t 
 
 2829. "WILLIAM HARRISON STEELE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 20, 1884, McLeans- 
 boro. 111.; s. T. B. Steele. Prepared in xMc- 
 Leansboro H. S. Died S 15, 1908, McLeans- 
 boro. 111. 
 
 2830. SABRA ELIZABETH STEVENS 
 
 (REECE) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 245) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1914; b. D 28, 
 
 1883, Logansport, Ind.; d. Clinton Henry (D. 
 
 1850, Aurora, 111.) and Ida Jane (Pearman> 
 
 Stevens (.'80), (b. 1859, Champaign). Prepared 
 
 in Logansport (liid.) H. S. Kappa Alpha iheta; 
 
 Phi Delta Psi; Final Honors. Teacher, F^air- 
 
 held H. S., 1906-7; Elburn, 111., 1907-11; Gen. 
 
 Asst., Univ. of 111., Lib., 1912-15. Marriea 
 
 Ernest James Reece, Ag 21, 1915, Mahomet, 
 
 111. .-Idarcss, 23 Concord Ave., White Plains, 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 2831. OSWALD FREDERICK STRAUCH 
 (Brother of Nos. 3566, 3986, 3987, 5444) 
 Mach. and Ranchman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 
 F 12, 1879, Chadwick, ill.; s. A. A. (b. J a 1, 
 1854, Oer.) and Margaret (Queckborner) 
 Strauch (b. F 8, 1856, 111.). Prepared in 
 Chadwick H. S. Tcchnograph Bd. Draftsman, 
 1906-8; Sur., 1908-10; Macn. and Kanchuian, 
 1910 — . Married Helen Stevenson, J a 2, 1915, 
 VVaverly, Pa. Children: William Oswald, D. 
 O 31, 1916; Robert Stevenson, b. D 22, 1917. 
 .-laaress, KiUam, Alberta, Can. 
 
 2832. MYRTLE STRAWN 
 (Sister of No/ 1599) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 13, 1879, Albion. 111., 
 d. Halbert Jacob (b. My 10, i847> Perryopohs, 
 Pa.) and Cassandra (Harris) Strawn (b. Mr 
 30, 1851, Grirtin, Ind.). Prepared in So. Coll. 
 xnst. and Austin Coll. Address, Albion, Ill.t 
 
 2833. JULIAN WILLIS STROMBERG 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 30, 1883, 
 Stoughton, Wis.; s. J. A. (b. Whitewater, Wis.) 
 and Sotie (Wettleson) Stromoerg (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. bch. Alpha 
 Delia Phi. Ry. Location and Const. Engr., 
 west coast of Me.x., 1906-9; Mgr., Chicago 
 Branch Clinton Wire Cloth Co., 1909 — . Mem.. 
 A. S. C. E. Married Jessie A. Tull, S 7. 
 1908, Farmer City, 111. Address, 919 East 
 6ist St., Ciiicago; bus. add., 342 River St., dy.t 
 
 2834. RALPH STILLMAN STRONG 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 23, 
 1882, Chicago; s. Albert Bliss (b. My 22, 1854, 
 Mendon, 111.) and Ida (Cook) Strong (b. Mr 
 12, 1855, Chicago). Prepared in West Div. 
 H. S.; Lewis Inst., Chicago. Delta Tau Delta. 
 mini Bd. With Sullivan Mach. Co., Joplin, 
 Mont.; Woodbury Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, Wis.; 
 Bucvrus Mfg. Co., do. Mem., Epis. Church. 
 Address, 315 W. Grove Ave, Oak Park, lU.T 
 
 2835. CLIFFORD BRADLEY SUTTLE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 2, :883, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. Robert Filmore (b. Franklin, 
 Ky.) and Mary (Stowe) Suttle (b. Koine, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Austin H. S., Chicago. 
 With J. A. & E. S. Cole, Consulting Engrs., 
 1906-9; Civ. Engr. and Asst. to the Pres. and 
 Treas., Tampa Water Works Co.; Macon Gas 
 Light & Water Co., and Asst. Sec, Radford 
 Iron Co., 190Q-14; Engr. and Asst. Treas. 
 Tampa Water Works Co., Philadelphia, 1914 — 
 Married Lydia Cox, S 14, 1910, Kenney, 111 
 Child, Mary Elizabeth, b. Ap 20, 1912. Ad 
 dress, 1007 S. 46t'i St.. Philadelphia; bus. add. 
 902 Provident Bald., do. 
 
 2836. HARMON VEEDER SWART 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N s, 1883, 
 Agusta, 111.; s. Alfred S. and Melvina J. (Mc- 
 Guilvery) Swart. Prepared in Lewiston H. S. 
 Psi Upsilon; Pres. Freshman Class. Mech. 
 Engr., Logansport, Ind., 1907-9; do., Columbus, 
 O., 1909-10; do., Panama, 1910-11; High 
 Bridge, N. J., 191 1; do., East Orange, N. J., 
 1912 — . Mem., Rotary Club, N. Y. City; Pres.. 
 mini Club of New York City. Married Mar- 
 garet D. Coen. S 26, 1908, Normal, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Charlotte V., b. My 9, 191 1; Virginia, 
 b. Je 19, 1915; Phillip A., b. Ap 9, 1917. Ad- 
 dress. 605 E. Broad St., Westfield, N. J.; bus. 
 add., 19 Liberty St., New York City. 
 
 2837. *THOMAS VARENCE TAYLOR, JR. 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 22, 1878, Moberly, 
 Mo.; s. Thomas W. Taylor. Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Lawyer with Hacker, Carbondale, 
 111., 1907. Died F 9, 1909, Urbana. 
 
 2838. MOSES EDGAR THOMAS 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 10, 1883, 
 Homer. 111.; s. M. C. Thomas. Prepared in 
 Case Sch. App. Sc, Cleveland. Struct. Engr., 
 D wight P. Robinson & Co., New York City. 
 Address, c/o Dwight P. Robinson & Co., 61 
 I'roadway, New York City. 
 
 2839. ESTELLE THOMPSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 3, 1882, 
 Prairie Home, 111.; d. James G. (b. S 28, 
 1841, Center Co., Pa.) and Sarah Ellen 
 (Furey) Thompson (b. My 29, 1846, Pleasant 
 Gap, Pa.). Prepared in Knox Coll. Acad.; 
 Univ. Acad. Address, 764 W. Macon St., 
 Decatur, Ill.t 
 
 2840. »WILLARD NATHAN TOBIE 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 26, 1871, 
 El Paso, 111.; s. Ira Wadley (b. Ap 30, 1844. 
 Pekin, 111.) and Mary Ann (Storey) Tobie 
 (b. S 6, 1850, Donnington, Lincolnshire, Eng.). 
 Prepared in Hastings (Neb.) H. S.; Leland 
 Stanford, Jr., 1892-3; Cornell Univ., 1903-.S. 
 Auth. : Our English Bible — How We Got It, 
 72 pp., 1905; At the Beautiful Gate of the 
 Church, 63 pp., Jennings and Graham, 1909; 
 Two Beautiful Prayers, 99 PP-. Jennings and 
 Graham, 1903; Reason and Faith in Religion, 
 Methodist Review, Vol. LXXXV., 1903; The 
 Temptation of Jesus, do. Vol. LXXXVI, 1994; 
 numerous other articles on religious topics. 
 Mem., Conference B. Examiners, 111. Conf. 
 M. E. Church. Married Mamie Elizabeth 
 Wright, Ag 18, 1897, Bloomington, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Esther, b. Ap 5, 1899; Helen, b. Ja 
 15, 1901. Died D 9, 1917, Grand Junction, 
 Colo. 
 
 2841. BEN TOMLINSON 
 With Lumber Co.; A. B. in L. & A. ; A. M., 
 1907; b. Je 29, 1886, Whitestown, Ind.; s. 
 leander W. (b. O 5. 1863, do.) and Minnie 
 Florence (Booher) Tomlinson (b. Ap 12, 1886, 
 do.). Prepared in Lebanon H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford; Scholarship in 
 French, 1906-7; Final Honors; Pres., Le Cercle 
 
igc6l 
 
 Baccai.aukeate Ami mni 
 
 265 
 
 Frangais; I)er Deutsche Verein; ■ Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Instr., Hist., Princeton, 191011; Pri- 
 vate Tutoring, 1911-12; with East Lumber Co., 
 1915. Capt., 320th Inf., U. .S. A.; Major, Bat. 
 A. 320th F. A., A. E. F., I'" ranee, 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, F 10, 1919. Address, 818 N. Lebanon 
 St., Lebanon, Md. 
 
 2842. GEORGE NOBLE TOOPS 
 
 (Brother of No. 3578) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; 15. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 30, 1877, 
 
 Seymour, 111.; s. M. S. and S. T. (Long) 
 
 Toops. Prepared in Univ. Acad. Address, 
 
 c/o Mo., Okla. and Gulf Ry., Muskogee, Okla.t 
 
 2843. *ALMON IRA TOWLE 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. O 31. 1882, Hennepin, 
 111.; s. J. P. Towle. Prepared in Peoria H. 
 S. Died Je 30, 1908, Copper Hill, Tenn. 
 
 2844. MARY LILLIAN TRIMBLE 
 
 (Sister of No. 2269) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ottumwa, la.; 
 d. William (b. Ja 22, 1832, Conconnell, Ire- 
 land) and Anna M. (Malone) Trimble (b. S 
 8, 1840, Tremont, 111.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Teacher, Home Econ. Address, 
 lie S. Ashland Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 2845. VERA TURELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 21, 1884, 
 Champaign; d. George Augustus (b. F 23, 
 1850, (Jhelsea, Mass.) and Lily Bell (Knapp) 
 Turell (b. Jl 4, 1857, Winchester, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. A. M., Radcliffe, 
 1912. Pi Beta Phi; Eng. Club. Teacher, H. 
 S., Neoga, 1907-9; H. S., Oakland, 1909-11; 
 Teacher, H. S., Champaign, 191 2 — . Address. 
 412 Hill St., Champaign. 
 
 2846. DOLLIE IRENE TURNER 
 (THOMAS). 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 20, 1875, Elk City, 
 Kan.; d. Amaziah (b. 1843, Marion Co., O.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Blunk) Turner (b. 1854, 
 Clay City, Ind.). Prepared in Penn. Coll. 
 Pres., Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Prin., Lacon 
 H. S., 1906-8. Married Marion Shelby Thom- 
 as, N II, 1908, Buckley, 111. Child, Marion 
 Jessup, b. O 31, 1910. Address, 611 E. 32nd 
 St., Indianapolis.t 
 
 2847. HELEN JANE VAN METER 
 
 (ALYEA) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2532) 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. O 13, 1875, Champaign 
 Co.; d. Marion Lafayette (b. 1832, Brecken- 
 ridge Co., Ky.) and Marian Julia (Bell) Van 
 Meter (b. 1832, Meade Co., Ky.). Prepared 
 in El Paso H. S. Married Clarence Jonathan 
 Alyea, O 10, 1906, Tolono, 111. Address, EI 
 Paso, Ill.t 
 
 2848. ED OWEN WAGONER 
 Surety Agt. ; LL. B. ; b. N 28, 1881, Elliott, 
 111.; s. William Samuel (b. Mr 26, 1845, Athens, 
 111.) and Martha Ellen (McCoy) Wagoner (b. 
 Mr 1854, Chatham, O.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad.; Career Coll., Hoopeston, III., 1898-9. 
 Delta Upsilon; V. P., Fresh. Class. With 
 Am. Surety Co., New York, 1907-8; Am. 
 Bonding Co., Baltimore, 1908-13; Supt. of 
 Agencies, Aetna Casualty and Surety Co., 
 1913 — . Mem., mini Club, Chicago. Married 
 Anna Theodocia Bridges, Ap 22, 1909. Cham- 
 paign. Address, 54S6 Kenmore .*\ve., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 637 Ins. Exchange, do. 
 
 2849. KARL DOUGLAS WALDO 
 
 H. S. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 13. 
 
 1885, Rockford, III.; s. Henry Dwight (b. Ap 
 
 22, 1857) and Lettie Grace (Douglas) Waldo 
 
 (b. Mr 8, 1864). Prepared in Rockford H. S. 
 
 Philomathean; Theta Nu Epsilon; Pol. Sc. 
 Club; Var.sily Football; Swimming and Polo 
 Teams; Capt., Football and Baseball Teams; 
 all class quarterback; Ath. Ed., IlUo. Teacher, 
 1906-10; Supt. Schs., 1910-14; Prin., East Side 
 Aurora H. S., 1914 — . Auth. : Tobacco Sta- 
 tistics of Sycamore H. S., Sch. News, igio; 
 Reading Tests in Sycamore H. S., Elem. Sch. 
 Jour., 1914. Married Olive Burton Byers, Ag 
 24, 1909, Sycamore, 111. Children: Robert 
 Henry, b. Jl 30, 191 1; Douglas Byers, b. Ag 
 30, 1913. Address, 1 N. State St., Aurora, 
 111.; bus. add.. East Side H. S., do. 
 
 2850. EDWARD RODNEY WALSH 
 A. B.; b. I) 3, 1884, Springfield; s. J. II. 
 Walsh. Prepared in Elgin H. S. Address, 424 
 Sherman .\ve., Elgin, Ill.t 
 
 -'85 r. MABEL WAMSLEY (BOWER-DOLE) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 14, 1884, 
 Mattoon, 111.; d. George Madison (b. 1856, 
 Decatur, 111.) and Nancy Elizabeth (Osbern) 
 Wamsley (b. Je 10, 1859, Mattoon, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoon H. S. Sigma Kappa; Y. W. 
 C. A. Teacher, Tolono H. S., 1906; Asst. 
 Prin. do., 1906-7; Teacher, Hist., LIrbana H. S.. 
 1908-9; do., Hot Springs. Ark., 1914-16. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Assn. Coll. .Mumnae; Alumni 
 Assn. Univ. of 111.; State Hist. Soc; Nat. 
 Geog. Soc; Woman's Club, Champaign-L'rbana; 
 111. State Fed. of Woman's Clubs; O. E. S.; 
 Pres. Tolono Dom. Sc. Club; Sec, Tolono 
 Reading Club. Married Albert Scott Bower. 
 Mr 31, 1909, Mattoon, III.; Joseph C. Dole, F 
 7, 1917. Mattoon, 111. Address, Tolono, Ill.f 
 
 2852. WALTER BAIN WARDER 
 Attorney at Law; A. B. ; LL. B., 1908; b. 
 D 19, 1882, Vienna, 111.; s. Walter (b. Ap 7, 
 1851, Maysville, Ky.) and Dora (Bain) Warder, 
 (b. Ja 24, 1854, Vienna, 111.). Prepared in 
 Cairo H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta 
 Phi; English Club; Egyptian Club. Address. 
 2315 Holbrook Ave., Cairo, 111.; bus. add.. No. 
 I Gilbert Block, do.'\ 
 
 2853. FLORENCE WARNER (BUSHNELL) 
 (Sister of No. 1610) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; d. Nathan C. 
 (b. 1856. Prophetstown, 111.) and Eupheinia H. 
 (Dias) Warner (b. 1858, Lafayette, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Prophetstown H. S. ; Knox Acad. Pi 
 Beta Phi. Lib. Cataloger, Kan. St. Coll., 
 Manhattan, Kan., 1907-12. Married Leland 
 David Bushnell, S 5, 1912, Prophetstown, 111. 
 .Address, 1414 Humboldt St., Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 2854. 'CHARLES ALVA WASHBURN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 24, 1884, 
 .Muncie, UK; s. W'illard Albert and Mary Alice 
 (Cass) Washburn. Prepared in Fairmount 
 H. S. With Deere & Co., 1906-9; Mgr., Union 
 Malleable Iron Co., 1909 — . Married Fay 
 Porter, S 14, 1910, Moline, 111. Died 1915. 
 
 2855. 'OSCAR S. WATKINS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.: b. S 18, 1883. 
 Danville, 111.; s. William James (b. Ap 2, 
 1850, Pottsville, Pa.) and Nancy Alice (Min- 
 ick) Watkins (b. F 9, 1851, Covington, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Danville H. S. Chem. and French 
 Clubs; Alpha Chi Sigma; Maj., Univ. Regt.; 
 Ath. Assn. Asst. Chem., Hort., Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111., 1906-11; Assoc. Chem., do., 
 1911 — . Auth.: A Homem.ade Drying Oven, 
 Jour. A. C. S.; Summary of Spraying Experi- 
 ments for 1900-19 10, ///. St. Hort. Soc. Rpt. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; Nat. Geog. Soc; A. A A. S 
 (Fellow). Married Grace Lucile Sinclair, S 
 14, 1910, Indianapolis. Children: William 
 Sinclair, b. Je 2, IQ12; Marjory, b. Ap 21, I9M. 
 Died, F 19, 1919. Danville. lU. 
 
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 2856. HERBERT JOSEPH WEAVER 
 Const. Engr.; 15. S. in E. E.; b. Ja, 18S3, 
 Fairbury, 111.; s. H. W. Weaver. Prepared in 
 Wheaton H. S. E. E. Soc.; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon. With I. T. S., Decatur, 
 111.; Pub. Service Co., No. 111., Chicago; H. M. 
 Byllesby & Co., do.; Universal Portland Ce- 
 ment Co., do. Married Maybelle S. Hall, Ag 
 15, 1914. Address, 208 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 2857. ANNA VAN DEREN WEBB 
 
 (BARTO) 
 (Wife of No. 2576) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. O 21, 1883, Colorado River 
 Agency, Ariz.; d. Christopher Columbus (b. 
 Jl 9, 1848, Madisonville, Tenn.) and Mary 
 Frances (Van Deren) Webb (b. S 30, 1856, 
 Mattoon, 111.). Prepared in Charleston IT. S.; 
 East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1902-4; Univ. of Ind., 
 summer, 1903. Taught in Momence H. S., 
 1906-10. Mem., Presby. Church. Married 
 Phillip Stephan Barto ('06), Je 6, 1910. Charles- 
 ton. 111. Children: John Webb, b. Ag 20, 191;; 
 Nathanael \'an Deren, b. Ja lo, 1913; Virginia 
 Stephan, b. S 17, 1915; Winifred Frost, b. N 
 28, 1917. Address, 5539 Beller St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 2858. ROY FRANKLIN WEBSTER 
 Teacher; A. P. in L. & A., IQ06; b. O 8, 
 
 1880, Walshville, 111.; s. George H. and Martha 
 (Forehand) Webster. Prepared in St. Norm. 
 Univ. Teacher, H. S.. Elgin, 1906-09; Teacher, 
 Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago, 1909 — . Married 
 Ethel M. Hubbard, Jl 29 1912, Elgin, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 820 Addison St., Chicago. 
 
 2859. SAMUEL H.\RVEY WEBSTER 
 Professor; A. li. in L. & A.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. Jl 28, 1869, Rutan, Pa.; s. Samuel Knight 
 andf Nancy (Higginbotham) Webster. Pre- 
 pared in Prep. Dcpt., Waynesburg, Pa., Coll.; 
 A. B., Wavnesburg Coll., 1893; Stanford Univ., 
 1903-4. Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa Phi. Transit- 
 man and Chief of party in Reclamation work 
 along Miss. Riv., 1906; Instr., C. E., Okla. 
 Agr. Coll.. Stillwater, Okla.. 1906-7; Assoc. 
 Prof., C. E., do., 1907; Prof., C. E., R. I. 
 St. (ioll., 1907 — . Address, Kingston, R. I. 
 
 3860. LEILA MAUDE WEILEPP 
 
 (MUSSELMAN) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. N 10, 1883, Cisco, 111.; d. Francis 
 Sigel (b. Je i, 1862, Blue Mound, 111.) and 
 Ada (Nagel) Weilepp (b. O 27, 1S61. Oakley, 
 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi. In Univ. of Wis. 
 Lib., 1906-7. Married Virgil George Mussel- 
 man, S 24, 1908, Decatur, 111. Children: Mary 
 Louise, b. Ap 23. 1910; Virgil George, b. Mr 
 12, 1914; Leila Janet, b. N 20, 1915; Ruth 
 Elizabeth, b. Jl 5. ")i7- Address, 2220 Hamp- 
 shire St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 2861. REGINALD ELLIS WELLS 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 8, 1S81, Syracuse, 
 N. v.; s. N. A. Wells. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Address, 126 3rd St.. Jackson, Mich.t 
 
 2862. MARY MARGARET WHEELER 
 (BENNETT) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 5, 18S4, 
 Grant Park, 111.; d. Herbert (b. D 4, 1851, 
 New York) and .\nna Matilda (Herbert) 
 Wheeler (b. My 7, i860, Monee, 111.). Prepar- 
 ed in Kankakee H. S. M. D.. Coll. of P. and 
 S., 1909. Girls' Glee Club; Ger. Club; Sc. 
 Club; Y. W. C. A.; Alpha Epsilon Iota. Mar- 
 ried Mvron E. Bennett. M. D., S 6, 1909. 
 Grant Park, 111. Children: Margaret Eleanor, 
 b. Ap 9, 1913; Barbara Jeane, b. D 24, 1915- 
 Address, Wilbur, W^ash. 
 
 2S63. ROBERT HOADLEY WHIPPLE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 18, 1883, 
 Derby, Conn.; s. Henry S. (b. D 8, 1856, do.) 
 and Mary (Hoadley) Whipple (b. Je 8, i860, 
 d_o.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. Class 
 
 Football, Capt. In Maintenance of Way Dept., 
 Pa. R. R., 1907; Estimate-man, So. Pac. R. R., 
 1907; Engr. in charge of const, work for Am. 
 C^as Co., Philadelphia, 190S-13; Asst. Engr., Am. 
 Gas Co., do., 1913-1S. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. 
 P. O. E.; Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E.; Philadel- 
 !ihia Consistory 320; Tu Tu Temple; A. A. O. 
 X. M. Shrine. Address, 5032 Walnut St.. 
 Philadelphia; bus. add.. Am. Gas Co., do. 
 
 2S64. EDNA NOBLE WHITE 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Je 3, Fairmount, 
 111.; d. A. L. (b. N 3, 1849, Logan, O.) and 
 Angeline E. (Noble) White (b. Ag 2, 18^7, 
 (Ireencastle, Ind.). Prepared in Fairmount H. 
 S.: Univ. Acad. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Phi Upsilon Omieron. Taught in Danville H. 
 .S., 190O-8; do., Lewis Inst., 1908; Assoc. Prof., 
 O. St. Univ., 1908-13; Prof, and Head of 
 Dept. and Supvr. Home Econ. Ext., 1913 — . 
 In charge of Food Conservation, O. Branch, 
 Council of Nat. Defense; Home Econ. Dir., O. 
 Food Adm. Auth. : A Study of Foods, with 
 Wardall, Guin & Co., 1914; Bills, on Meats, 
 igio; Meat Substitutes, 1918; Outline Teach- 
 ing Food Conservation 1918; in charge of pre- 
 paration and editing of all Food Bui. of Exten. 
 Dept.; many short articles for papers and 
 mag. of O. Mem., Am. Home Econ. Assn. 
 Council; Cheni., do., 1916-17; Home Econ. Sec- 
 tion Central Assn. Sc. and Math. Teachers; 
 A. A. .\. S.; D. A. R.; Grange; Am. Acad. 
 Pol. and Soc. ,Sc. Address, 1578 Neil Ave., Col- 
 umbus; bus. add.. Home Econ. Bldg., O. St. 
 Univ., do. 
 
 . MAIIALA JANE WHITE 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 21, 1880, 
 111.; d. Monroe (b. Ag 9, 1S45, do.) 
 Elizabeth (Hall) White (b. Ag 28 
 Prepared in Charleston H. S. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, Lcxing 
 do., H. S., Phoenix. Ariz., 1908-10 
 , Jerome, Ariz., 1909; do., H. S 
 912-14; do., Chicago, 1914-18 
 Drexel Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 Ad 
 
 2865. 
 Teacher; 
 Charleston, 
 and Marv 
 18; >, do.) 
 Ch irleston 
 ton H. S.; 
 do., IT. S. 
 .Mattoon, 1 
 dress, 4160 
 
 2866. CHARLES W^ILLIAM W^HITTEN 
 (Brother of No, 4975) 
 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 6. 
 1871, Stark Co., 111.: s. William Henry (b. D 
 _-5, 1819, N Y.) and Ellen (Schuyler) Whitten 
 (i). O 13, 1830, Morristown, N. J.)- Prepared 
 in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Asst. in Sc, No. 111. 
 St. Norm. .Sch., 1906-9; Prof., Phys and Chem., 
 Jo., 1909-16; Prin., DeKalb Tp. IT. S., 1916 — . 
 Assoc. Ed., Sixth Yearbook, N. 111. Supts. and 
 Prins. Assn. Auth.: An Outline Course of 
 Study on a Scientific Basis. Mem., Congr. 
 Church; 111. St. Teachers' Assn.; 111. School- 
 masters Club; No. 111. Supts. and Prins. Assn.; 
 N. E. .-v. Married Henrietta Leigh, F 14, 1893 
 (died O 12, i9oi~); Jessie Helene Cunningham, 
 Je 7, 1904. Children: Jennie Alma, b. Ja 3, 
 1894; Mabel Doris, b. My 9, 1896. Address, 
 DeKalb, 111. 
 
 2S67. LAURANCE EGAR WILKINSON 
 (Brother of No. 3231) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 22, 1886, 
 Hamilton, N. Y. ; s. James Edward (b. F 9. 
 185S, Lawrence, Mass.) and Abbie Jennie 
 Merril (Egar) Wilkinson (b. O 22, 1861, Be- 
 loit, WMs.). Prepared in St. Albans Sch.; 
 Cliampaign H. S. Final honors. Draftsman, 
 W. A. Otis, Arch., 1906-8; with J. M. White, 
 1908-9; Perkins, Fellows, Hamilton Co., .\rchs. 
 Mem., Com. Church of the Redeemer; Chicago 
 .\rch. Club; City Club of Chicago. Address, 
 5724 Harper Ave., Chicago.! 
 
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 2868. LEONARD E. WISE 
 (Brother of No. 2292.) 
 
 Lumber Dealer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. F 3, 1883, 
 Cerro Gordo, 111.; s. Jacob (b. D 28, 1844, 
 Delphi, Ind.) and Elizabeth (Kuns) Wise (b. 
 Ap 17, i8ss, Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Bement and Decatur H. Schs. Phi Kappa Psi; 
 Alpha Zeta; Capt., Univ. Regt. Office Mgr., 
 William H. Wise & Co., 1906-8; Lumber dealer. 
 Rocky Ford and Timpas, Colo. Pres. Ark. Val' 
 ley Pan-Hellenic Club; Pres., Rocky Ford Indus. 
 Assn. Married Ethol Dudley, Je 16. 1909, 
 Decatur, 111. Children Esther Dudley, b. Ja 
 9, 1912 (died Ja i8, 1912); Henrietta Dudley, 
 b. Ap 24, 1914. Address, Rocky Ford, Colo. 
 
 2869. LEWIS HUNGERFORD WOOD 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 8, 1884, 
 Lansing, Mich.; s. Martin E. and Harriet V. 
 (Hungerford) Wood. Prepared in Oak Park 
 H. S.; Delta Kappa Epsilon. Draftsman, Ber- 
 lin Machine Works, Beloit, Wis., 1908; Instr., 
 Mech. Drawing, Univ. of Wis., 1908-11; Man. 
 Tr. Teacher, Grand Rapids, 1911-12; Dir., 
 Continuation Schs., Beloit, Wis., 1912-16; 
 Supvr., Indus. Tr. and Night Schs., Sioux 
 City, IQ16 — . Married Hazel Appleby, Je 13, 
 191 1, Madison, Wis. Address, 815 Jackson St., 
 Sioux City, la.; bus. add.. Office of Board of 
 Education, City Bldg., do. 
 
 2870. 
 
 EARL BELMONT WOODIN 
 (Brother of No. 3241) 
 
 Struct. Steel Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. D 30, 1882, St. Joseph, 111.; s. Thomas Jef- 
 ferson (b. S 4. 1841, Catlin, 111.) and Carrie 
 Ann (Hunt) Woodin (b. O 8, 1853, Buffalo, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in St. Joseph H. S.; No. 
 111. Norm. Sch. Dixon, 111.; A. M., Marion 
 Bus. Univ. Tau Beta Pi. Struct. Steel Drafts- 
 man, Ambridge Plant. Drawing Room of Am. 
 Bridge Co., 1906-9; Lassig Plant, Chicago, 1909; 
 Engng. Dept., C. M. & S. P. R. R., 1909-11; 
 Purdy Henderson, 191 1; Lassig Plant, Am. 
 Bridge Co., Chicago, 1911-13; Am. Plant A. B. 
 Co., 1913-14- Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, Chi- 
 cago, 1914; C. E. Pratt Consulting Engr., 1914- 
 15; Am. Bridge Co., Ambridge, 1915 — . Home 
 Defense Police of Pa., Ja, 19 18. Married 
 Grace Mast, Ag 20, 1907, Urbana. Child, 
 Gwendolyn (5race, b. D 24, 1909. Address, 502 
 Maplewood Ave., Ambridge, Pa.; bus. add.. 
 Am. Bridge Co., do. 
 
 2871. 
 
 XENIA MAY WOOLMAN 
 (WORTHEN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2298; Sister of Nos. 5507, 
 8076, 8077) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 21, 1885, Terre 
 Haute, Ind.; d. Albert Jefferson (b. My 20, 
 1861, Vernon, Ind.) and Daura (Campbell) 
 woolman (b. Ag 17, 1865, do.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Duluth, Minn. Alethenai; Phi 
 Delta Psi; Y. W. C. A., Pres.; Delta Gamma: 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Married Edmund Louis 
 Worthen ('04), N s, igoS, Urbana. Children: 
 R<ichel Daura, b. Ag 15, igio; Albert Wool- 
 man, b. N 13, 1912; Elizabeth Jane, b. D 16, 
 1913- Address, State College, Pa. 
 
 2872. LAWRENCE FISHER WOOSTER 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 2, 1884, 
 Litchfield, III.; s. William Leonard (b. Conn.) 
 and Mary Kirby (Fisher) Wooster (b. Litch- 
 field, 111.). Prepared in Litchfield H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc. ; Glee and Mandolin 
 Clubs: Technograph Bd. In Testing Dept., 
 G. E. Works, Schenectady, N. Y., 1906-8; 
 Homesteader, 1908-10; Instr., E. E., Ore. Agr. 
 Coll., 1910; Asst. Prof.^ E. E. and Supt. of 
 Signs and Pomer, Ore. Agr. Coll., 1918 — . 
 Married Veva Ilene Magers, Ag 12, 191 1, 
 Portland, Ore. Address, Mech. Hall, Corvallis, 
 Ore. 
 
 2873. MILTON RALEIGH WRIGHT 
 
 Merchant; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 16, 1881, 
 New London, Wis.; s. S. E. Wright. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. of Wis. Mgr., Wright Merc. 
 Co., Manawa, Wis. Address, 130 Reaper Block, 
 Chicago. 
 
 2874. OLA MAY WYETH 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. N 25, 1882, New- 
 mann, 111.; d. George E. (b. S, 1853, Charles- 
 ton, 111.) and Ina Marcella (Bills) Wyeth (b. 
 My :i, 1861, Ramsay, 111.). Prepared in 
 Charleston H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1900-1. A. B. 
 Cornell, 1904. Alpha Chi Omega. Libn., N. W. 
 Univ., 1906-8; Univ. of 111., do., 1908-18; Libn., 
 Base Hosp. Lib., Camp Wadsworth. S. C.,1918- 
 iq; Libn., Camp Reconstr. and Libn. in U. S. 
 Hdqtrs.. Washington, D. C, 1919 — -. Mem., Am. 
 Lib. Assn. Address, 880 7th Ave., Charleston, 
 111. 
 
 287s. THOMAS YATES 
 (Brother of No. 3247) 
 
 R. R. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 2, 1877; s. 
 Thomas and Jean (Lafrance) Yates. Prepared 
 in Dubuque H. S. Address, 1469 E. 68th St., 
 Chicago, t 
 
 CLASS OF 1907 (365 LIVING, 13 DEAD) 
 
 2876. FRED EATON ALLEN 
 (Son of No. 92; Brother of Nos. 1800, 2310, 
 5002, 8096) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 9, 1883, Dela- 
 van. 111.; s. Ralph ('76), (b. Ap 15. 1854, Se- 
 konk, Mass.) and Ada Mary (Eaton) Allen (b. 
 O 12, 1856, Philo, 111.). Prepared in Delavan, 
 Agr. Club; Class Football. Merchant; Miller; 
 Farmer and Stock raiser. Sand Springs, Mont. 
 U. S. Commissioner, 1918. Address, Sand 
 Springs, Mont. 
 
 2877. BURT THOMPSON ANDERSON 
 
 (Husband of No. 2589; Brother of Nos. 3621, 
 
 3622) 
 
 Signal Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 31, 1884. 
 Alexis, 111.; s. Perry (b. Stockholm, Sweden) 
 and Kate A. (Burt) Anderson (b. Yates City, 
 111.). Prepared in Galesburg H. S. Eta Kap- 
 pa Nu; E. E. Soc; Crystal Club; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt.; V. P., Jr. Class. Engr. Apprentice, 
 Union Switch & Signal Co., Pittsburgh, 1907- 
 To; Draftsman, Signal Engrs. Office. A. T. & 
 S. F., Topeka, Kan., 1910; Signal Constr. 
 
 Foreman, do., Coast Lines, Barstow, Calif., 1910. 
 11; Asst. Signal Engr., do., Topeka, Kan., 
 1911-14; do., D. L. & W. R. R., Hoboken, N. 
 J., 1914 — . Mem., Ry. Signal Assn.; N. Y. 
 R. R. Club; N. Y. Alumni Assn.; Ex-Pres. 
 Nat. Ex. Council, Eta Kappa Nu; Ex-Pres. N. 
 Y. Alumni Chap., do.; Nat. Joint Com. on 
 Overhead and Underground Line Constr.; 
 Conf. Com. on Apparatus Voltages; Monday 
 Study Club; Alexander Hamilton Inst.; Nat. 
 Geog. Soc; Presby. Church. Married Tirzah 
 Bradley ('06), Jl 2, 1910, Blue Mound, 111. 
 Address, 28 Salter Place, Maplewood, N. J. 
 2878. JOHN WILLIAM SONT ANDREE 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N i, 1879. 
 Ger.; s. Peter (b. My 31, 1843, Ger.) and 
 Susana (Buchholz) Andree (b. S 6, 1842, do.). 
 Prepared by home study. E. E. Soc; Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Engng. Const., 1907-8; Ap- 
 praisals. Ja-Ap 1908; Teaching, 1908-9; Sup- 
 erintending operation of power stations, 1910 — . 
 Married Anna M. Albers, My 20. 1908, Peoria. 
 Children: William Albers, b. Mr 15, 1909; 
 Carl Clinton, b. My 11, 1912. Address, 1562 
 Pioneer Drive, Glendale, Calif. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 I1907 
 
 2S79. GHLOE MARY APPLE 
 (Sister of No. 1804) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 3. 1882. 
 Palestine, 111.; d. William S. (b. Ag 28, 1848. 
 Sidney, O.) and Sarah Belle (Decker) Apple 
 (b. Jl 9, 1854, Palestine, 111.). Prepared in 
 Robinson H. S. Teacher, Palestine, 111., 190S- 
 11; do., Petersburg, H. S., 1912-13. Registrar 
 of Women at Palestine, 1917. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Athena Club; Up-to-date Club, Pales- 
 tine; S. S. Teacher. Address, Palestine, 111. 
 
 2880. ARTHUR WARD ARCHER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 6, i88j, 
 Spencer, la.; s. William Fletcher (b. F 10, 
 1841, Cambria Center, X. Y. ) and Mary Fran- 
 ces (Worrel) Archer (b. N 2, 1846, do.). 
 Prepared in Peabody H. S., Little Rock. Ark. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Arch. Draftsman. War 
 Dept., West Point, N. Y. ; 1908-9; Supt., 
 Constr., U. S. Pub. Bldgs., Treasury Dept., 
 1909-17; Arch., Kansas City, Mo.. 1917 — • 
 Mem., B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M. Married Nell 
 Boswell, S 18, 1912. Address, New England 
 BIdg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 2881. ARLOW J. ARGRAVES 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 19, 1885, 
 Compton, 111.; s. Winfield Scott (b. F 29, 1848, 
 Lee Co., HI.) and Ellen (Mittan) Argraves 
 (b. Ja 28, 1851, do.). Prepared m Sterhng- 
 Colona Tp. H. S., Sterling, 111. C. E. Soc. 
 Laborer in Struct, shop, 1907-8; Struct. Drafts- 
 man, 1908-9; Bridge draftsman, 1909-10; Asst. 
 Engr., Bur. of Pub. Works, Philippine Govt., 
 1910-14; Farmer, 1914—- Mem.. Presby. 
 Church. Married Mildred Elizabeth Dosien. 
 Je 29, 1910, Chicago. Child, Dolores Mae, b. 
 Ap 7, 1916. Address, R. 1, Bryant, Ark. 
 
 2882. *MAUD GERTRUDE ARMSTRONG 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Lawrence Co., O. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S.; Univ. Acad. Died 
 Mr 3, 1916, Santa Monica, Calif. 
 
 2883. CLEM C. AUSTIN 
 (Husband of No. 3094) 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 2, 1882. 
 Crocker, Mo.; s. Chester Yoemans (b. U 20. 
 1852 N. Y.) and Elnora Jane (Briggs) Austin 
 (b. Mr 20, 1854, O.). Prepared in Streator H. 
 S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phoenix; Adelphic; 
 Class Track and Basketball. Mechanic, Bisbee. 
 Ariz, 1908; Salesman and Sales Mgr., Lafay- 
 ette, Ind., 1908-9: Asst., Purdue Univ., 1900- 
 10- Traveling Salesman, Am. Hoist and Der- 
 rick Co., St. Paul, 1910-18; Sales Mgr., Union 
 Steam Pump Co.. Battle Creek, Mich 1918—. 
 Am. Hoist and Derrick Co., St. Paul, iQi?— . 
 Auth.: A High Duty Mine Pumping Station, 
 Mines and Minerals, 1910; Comparison of Kero- 
 sene and Gasoline as Fuel in Internal Com- 
 bustion Engine, Practical Engng.. 1910: Lttect 
 of Varying Point of Ignition under \ arying 
 Loads on a Producer Gas Engine, do., 1910; 
 various short contributions to Power and 7 /ir 
 Gas Engine. Mem., M. E. Church; \. M. (. 
 A.; St. Paul Sales Mgrs. Assn.; A. S. M. L. 
 Married Sarah Dairna MacKay (07), N 30, 
 1914, Mt. Carroll, 111. Children: Briggs Mac- 
 Kay, b. O 20, 191s; Robert MacKay, b. Jl 24, 
 1918. Address, 37 Garrison Ave., Battle Creek, 
 MSch.; bus. odd., c/o Union Steam Pump Co.. 
 Battle Creek, Mich. 
 
 2884. FRANCIS CYRUS BAGBY 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b My 23, 1886, 
 Rushville, 111.; s. John Scripps (b- F ^8, 185.3. 
 do.) and Lucilla Ann (Walker) Bagby (b. D 
 14, 1858, do.). Prepared in Rushville H. S. 
 Beta Theta Pi; Glee and Mandolin Club; Ma]., 
 Univ. Regt. In Engng. Dept., Corrugated 
 Bar Co., 1907-8; Univ. of 111., Engng. Exp. 
 Sta 1908; Engng. Dept., Corrugated Bar Co., 
 
 Tenn., 1908-9; do.. St. Louis, 1909-10; Dist. 
 Mgr., St. Louis Corrugated Bar Co., 1910-15; 
 do., Detroit Corrugated Bar Co., 1915-18; Dis- 
 trict Mgr., Corrugated Bar Co., Kansas City, 
 Mo., 1918—. Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E;. De- 
 troit Bd. of Commerce; do., Tennis Club; do., 
 Engng. Soc; Illini Club. Married Hazel May 
 Kramer, O 23, 1915, St. Louis. Child. John 
 Kramer, b. Ag 9, igi8. Address, 1505 Wald- 
 heim Bldg., Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 2885. LEO PRESTON BAIRD 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 15, 1885, 
 near Yates City, 111.; s. Benjamin Preston (b. 
 Mr 1855, Pa-) and Josephine (Gray) Baird 
 (b. 1861, Maquon, 111.). Prepared in Abing- 
 don H. S.; Hedding Coll. Acad.; Hedding 
 Coll., 1902-5. Alpha Tau Omega. H. S. Prin., 
 1907-10; Mgr., Abingdon Light & Power Co., 
 1911-14; Atty. at Law, Galesburg, 111., 1916 — . 
 Married Gertrude Perle Edwards, Jl 31, 1907, 
 Galesburg, 111. Children: Richard Bruce, b. Je 
 1908; Eleanor Virginia, b. D 4, 1913. Address, 
 Abingdon. HI.; bus. add., Carr Bldg., Gales- 
 burg. 111. 
 
 2886. CECIL FRANKLIN BAKER 
 
 (Son of No. 36; Brother of Nos. 1454, 2315, 
 
 23x6; Husband of No. 2101) 
 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 19, 1883, 
 Urbana; s. Ira Osborn ('74)- (b- 1853, Linton, 
 Ind.) and Emma Jane (Burr) Baker (b. 1853, 
 Oswego, N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign H. S.; 
 M. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1909. Sigma Nu; 
 Arch. Soc. Draftsman, George Hunt Ingra- 
 ham, Boston, 1907-8; European Travel, 1909- 
 10; Draftsman, Holabird & Roche, Chicago, 
 1910-13; Arch, supt., do., 1913-14; Pvt. prac- 
 tice arch., 1914-17; Prof., Arch., Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll., 191 7 — . Auth.: Office Bldg. Elevator 
 Lobbies, Arch. Record, Vol. XXXVIII. 191 5; 
 What Every Kitchen Needs, House and Gar- 
 den. Vol. XXVIII, 1915: A Model Farmhouse 
 Kitchen, do.. Vol. XXIX, 1916. Mem., Uni- 
 tarian Church; Am. Inst., Archs. ; Soc. for 
 Promotion of Engng. Educ. ; Kan. Soc. of 
 Archs.; Flossmoor Country Club. Married 
 Charlotte Mitchell Gibbs ('04), S 11, 191 3. 
 Wareham, Mass. Address, 1719 Fairchild Ave., 
 Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 2887. HOWARD NEWELL BAKER 
 (Brother of No. 2567) 
 
 Phvsician and Surg.; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Mr 
 31, 1 88 1, Tolono, III.; s. Gilbert Lane (b. Jef- 
 ferson Co., N. Y.) and Jennie Stuart (Camp- 
 bell) Baker (b. Scotland). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. M. D., Hahnemann Med. Coll., 
 1905. 2nd Lt., Univ. Regt. Physician, Homer, 
 111., 1905-9; do., Danville, 111., 1909-11; do., 
 Floris, la., 1911-16; do., Pierson, la., 1916-18. 
 Mem., Champaign Co. Med. Soc; Central 111. 
 Homeo. Med. Assn.; Davis Co., la., Med. 
 Soc; I. O. O. F., Pierson, la.; Daris Co., Med. 
 Soc. Married Madge Merrill, My 14. 191 1. 
 Floris, la. Child, Laraine Merrill, b. Ap 20, 
 1 91 5. Address, Pierson, la. 
 
 2888. ORRIN HUGH BAKER 
 
 Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 10, 1885. 
 Hamilton, Ont., Can.; s. George (b. do.) and 
 Ann Jane (Brown) Baker (b. do.). Prepared 
 in North Div. H. S., Chicago. Alpha Tau 
 Omeo-a. Chem. on steel and blast furnace 
 practice; Charge of furnace practice; Shipping 
 and finishing end bar mills; Gathering specia 
 engng. data relative to power and rolling mill 
 practice; Salesman, 111. and Carnegie Steel 
 Co. Mem.. Univ. Club of Chicago. Address, 
 417 Barry Ave., Chicago. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 26g 
 
 2889. RAY LUZERNE BAKER 
 (Son of No. 162; Brother of No. 3628) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 14, 1884, 
 Savoy, 111.; s. Edward J. ('78), (b. Ap J5, 1857, 
 Mannsville, N. Y.) and Alice R. (Beebe) Baker 
 (b. Ag 27, 1857, do.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Sigma Xi. Sterling Boiler Co., 
 IQ07; Univ. of Wis., 1908-9; A. Bement, 1909; 
 111. Steel Co., 1909-10; Whitman & Barnes Mfg. 
 Co., 191 1 — . Married Emily E. Holmes, S 14, 
 1910, Baldwin, Wis. Child, Gordon Holmes, 
 b. S 14, 191 1. Address, 806 Foxdale Ave., 
 Winnetka, Ill.t 
 
 2890. EVA BALCH (FARRAR) 
 (Wife of No. 2972) 
 .\. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 6, 1881, Pleasant 
 Grove Tp., 111.; d. George Theron (b. Jl 9, 
 1847, do.) and Nancy Caroline (Allison) Balch 
 (b. N. 30, 1856, do.). Prepared in Norm. Sch., 
 Stevens Point, Wis., and Norm. Sch., Charles- 
 ton, 111. Athenean; Eng. Club. Married Ros- 
 coe Farrar ('07), Ja i, 1908, Lerna, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Dorris, Calif.t 
 
 2891. JOHN DUDLEY BALL 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; E. E., 1915; b. 
 D 8, 1882, Seneca, 111.; s. Asher C. (b. Je 
 24, 1857, Dover, 111.) and Kate M. (Hulse) 
 Ball. Prepared in Pontiac Tp. H. S. Choral 
 Soc; Y. M. C. A.; Soph. Debating Team; 
 Capt., LTniv. Regt. Gen. Elec. Test, 1907-8; 
 Standardizing Lab., 1908-13; Consulting 
 Engr., 1913-17; Prof., Elec. Engng., Sch. of 
 Engng., Milwaukee, 191 7-18; Dean of Engng.. 
 do., 1918 — . Mem., III. Nat. Guard., seven 
 years. Assoc, A. I. E. E. ; Edison Club, Bd. 
 of Dirs. ; Sch. of Engng., do.; Engrs. Soc, Mil- 
 waukee; Awarded Edward Longstreth Medal 
 of Merit by Franklin Inst., 1917. Married 
 Alena L. Wiles, S 14, 1910, Schuylerville, N. 
 Y. Children: John Dudley, Jr., b. Jl 8, 191 1; 
 Esther Catherine, b. D 14, 1916. Address, 536 
 Farwell Ave., Milwaukee; bus. add., 373 Broad- 
 way, do. 
 2892. GEORGE HORTON BALLANTYNE 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 5, 1883, 
 Burlington, la.; s. Hector (b. Scotland) and 
 Sarah (Bailey) Ballantvne (b. Burlington, la.). 
 Asst. Engr., C. B. &' Q. R. R., ion; Div. 
 Engr. (East.) West. Pac. R. R., Elko, Nev., 
 1911-13; U. S. Govt. Revaluation, West. Pa- 
 cific R. R., do., 1913-14; Asst. Engr., do., 
 San Francisco, 1914-16: Location and Const. 
 Engr., do., 1916-17; do., San Jose, Calif., 
 1 91 7 — . Mem., Presby. Church. Married 
 Evelyn Vernil, My 23, 1913, Pocatello. Idaho. 
 Child, George Horton, Jr., b. My 28, 1914- 
 Address, 303 S. 17th St., San Jose, Calif.: bus. 
 add., c/o West. Pacific R. R., Room 212, Twohy 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 2893. HARRY HAUGHEY BARBER 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 18, 
 1S78, Freeport, 111.; s. Ashley (b. Rock Grove. 
 111.) and Mary Jane (Haughey) Barber (b. 
 Shannon, 111.). Prepared in Freeport H. S. ; 
 Freeport Coll. of Commerce. Draftsman 
 Stephen Adamson Mfg. Co., 1907-16; Organ- 
 ized Barber-Greene Co., Mfr. of portable con 
 veying mach., Aurora, III.. 1917 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married Blanche Capron, S 
 10, 1907, Freeport, 111. Children: Alice 
 Capron, b. D 3, 1908; Harry Ashley, b. My 
 30, 191 1 ; Margaret Jane, b. Ag 27, 1Q15. Ad- 
 dress, 420 Galena St., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., 
 Mfr., Conveying Mach., do. 
 
 2894. THOMAS MORSE BARGER 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. D 5, 1876, Shaw- 
 neetown. 111.; s. Harrison Carter (b. N 7, 1840, 
 do.) and Mary Elizabeth (Morse) Barger (b. 
 Ta 6, 1843, Fairfield, Vt.). Prepared in Norm. 
 H. S.: 111. St. Norm. Univ. Acacia. Head of 
 Sc. Dept., J. Sterling Morton Tp. H. S., 
 Cicero, 111.; Teacher, 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 
 1913—- Mem., A. F. A. M.; A. A. A. S.; 
 Central Assn., Sc. and Math. Teachers; 111. 
 St. Acad., Sc. Married Grace Charlotte Kim- 
 lin, Je 28, 191 1, Quincy, 111. Children: Thomas 
 Morse, Jr., b. Jl 13, 1912; Mary Louise, b. O 
 2i. 1915- Address, 303 Vernon Ave., Normal, 
 
 2895. WILLIAM FLOYD BARNETT 
 Dept. Clerk; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 
 
 1 910; b. N 5, 1884, Barnett, 111.; s. Biggus 
 Stuart (b. D 14, 1839, do.) and Laura Victoria 
 (Allen) Barnett (b. N i, 1863, Litchfield, III.). 
 Prepared in Carlinville H. S. ; Blackburn Univ., 
 1903-5- Adelphic; Pol. Sc. Club; Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Phi Delta Phi; Illini Staff; Coml. Club; 
 Scholarship in Substantive Law, 1908-9. Ad- 
 mitted to 111. Bar, 1910; Barnett, 111., 1910-17; 
 Dept. Clerk, Office Sec. of St., Springfield, 
 111., 1917 — . Mem., Mt. Nebo Lodge; R. A. M., 
 .Springfield Consistory. Married Rebecca B. 
 Groves, Je 14, 191 7, Clinton, 111. Address, 702 
 VV. South Grand Ave., Springfield, 111.; bus. 
 add., Dept. Clerk. Office Sec. of St., do. 
 
 2896. ADA JANE BARTER (DUNN) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2022) 
 A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. D 29, 1884, Wolcott, 
 Ind.; d. Clarence T. (b. Mr 27, 1854, Concord, 
 X. H.) and Lillian (Hendryx) Barter (b. Ap 
 25, i860, Ceresco, Mich.). Prepared in Engle- 
 wood and Columbtis (Neb.) H. Schs. Pi 
 Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai. Libn., 
 East. Ky. St. Norm. Sch., 1907-11. Married 
 Dr. Murison Dunn, D 22, 191 1, Richmond, 
 Ky. Child, Josephine Joy, b. Ja 9, 191 3. 
 .4ddress, Box 402, Richmond, Ky. 
 
 2897. WALTER EDMUND BARTON 
 Erector Grain Elevators; B. S. in M. E. : 
 
 b. F 10, 1880, Nokomis. 111.; s. William Esler 
 (b. My 28, 1850, Milford, O.) and AUhea 
 Lomira (Morse) Barton (b. .S 9, 1849, Mata- 
 mora, Mich.). Prepared in Nokomis H. S.; 
 .•\ustin Coll., Effingham, 111. Draftsman, Nat. 
 Tube Co., 1909; Clerk and Bookkeeper, Ke- 
 wanee Light & Power Co., 1909-11; Erector 
 (jrain Elevators, Burrell, Engng. & Const. Co., 
 1911 — . Address, Nokomis, 111. 
 
 2898. ELE.\NOR MAHAN BEARDSLEY 
 (PILLSBURY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3140; Daughter of Nos. 204, 265; 
 Sister of No. 3634) 
 -A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 19, 1884, Champaign; 
 1. Henry Mahan ('79), (b. O 20, 1858, Milford, 
 O.) and Marietta (Davis) Beardsley ('81), (b. 
 .My II, 1858, Vienna. Ind.). Prepared in Central 
 H. S., Kanas City, Mo.; Wellesley Coll., 1903- 
 v; studied music in Brussels, 1908; do., in New 
 York City, 1911-12. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; Alethenai; 
 Womens' League; V. P., Y. W. C. A., 1906-7. 
 .Married Charles S. Pillsbury ('07), O 29, 1914, 
 Kansas City, Mo. Address, 3543 Walnut St., 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 2899. *JAMES PETER BECK 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 27, 1866, Odell, 111.; 
 s. Charles and Mary (Kramer) Beck. Pre- 
 r^ared in Pontiac Tp. H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Phoenix; Varsity Club; Eng. 
 Club; Philomathean; Ed. and Mgr., Illio; Mgr. 
 ///. Mag.; Capt., Adj., Univ. Regt. Gen. Mgr., 
 I'niversal Portland Cement Co. Pres., Illini 
 Club, Chicago; Mem., Press Club. Chicago; 
 Chicago Advertising Assn. Died S 7, 1917, 
 Chicago. 
 2900. OSCAR WILLIAM BECKEMEYER 
 Manager; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. S 20, 1882; s. 
 August Henry (b. 1852, Berlin, Ger.) and 
 Elizabeth (Jacobs) Beckemeyer (b. i860, Clin- 
 ton Co. 111.). Prepared in Carlyle H. S. Mgr., 
 Dept. Store, Beckemeyer, 111. Address, Becke- 
 meyer, Ill.t 
 
270 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1907 
 
 2901. CLAUDE BELTS 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 4, 1873, Cuba, N. 
 Y. ; s. J. M. and Sarah L. Belts. Prepared in 
 Univ. of Mich. Address, Lewistown, Ill.t 
 
 2902. ARTHUR NORTON BENNETT 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chcni. E. ; M. S., 191 5; b. 
 Ja 28, 1885, Cliicago; s. Elisha Wood (b. Jl 20, 
 1850, Brownsville, Pa.) and Carrie Nasen 
 (Dana) Bennett (b. Ag i, 1855, Portland, Mo.). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. Sigma Al- 
 pha Epsilon; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma .Xi; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Gamma Alpha; Ma-wan-da; 
 Phoenix; Yoxan. Chcm., 111. St. Food Com., 
 1907-14; do.. 111. St. Water Sur., 1914-17. 1st 
 Lt., U. S. R., Instr. of Fire, 337 F. A.; Capt., 
 337th F. A., Sch. of Fire, Ft. Sill, Okla., 
 1918 — . Address, c/o E. W. Bennett, Lawrence, 
 Mich. 
 
 2903. CHARLES HOWARD BENT 
 
 (Husband of No. 2315) 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 21, 1884; s. 
 Charles Avery and Cora Hannah (Stone) 
 Bent. Prepared in Cliicago Man. Tr. Sch. Sig- 
 ma Nu. With Bent Piano Mfg. Co.; Ajjpren- 
 tice Salesman; Office Asst. Mem., Congr. 
 
 (Thurch. Married Imo E. Baker ('05), S 23, 
 1909, Champaign. Children: Marion Louise, 
 b. D 5, 1910; Willard Osborn, b. D 22, 1912. 
 Address, 430 6th Ave., LaGrange, 111.; bus. 
 add., 214 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2904. *CHARLES HUGH BETHEL 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. £.; b. Ja 14, 1885, 
 
 Plainfield, 111.; s. Emerson (b. Morns, 111.) 
 and Jessie L. Bethel (b. My i^, 1862, Antwerp, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in loliet Ip. II. S. Sigma 
 Xi; Fresh. Football Team. Engng. Appren- 
 tice, 1908; Oil well driller, 1908-10; Elcctn., 
 Am. Steel & Tin Plate Co., Gary, Ind., 1910- 
 18. Died N 21, 1918, Gary, Ind. 
 
 290s. GEORGE FREDERICK BEYER 
 Chief Chem.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 30, 
 1882, Neustadt An Dor Aisch, Bavaria, Ger. ; 
 s. George (b. Mr 25, 1856, do.) and Barbara 
 Schramm (b. N i, 1858, Roesleindorf, do.). 
 Prepared in CuUom H. S. and Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Thcta Nu Epsilon; Phoenix; 
 Chem. Club; Varsity Baseball Team; Class 
 Football Team. Chem., Armour & Co., Chica- 
 go, 1907-11; Chief Chem., Armour's So. Omaha 
 Branch House, 190913; First Asst., Chem. 
 Bur. Internal Revenue, Treas. Dept., Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 191 3 — . Married Aimee John- 
 ston, Je 6, 191 1, Omaha, Neb. Child, Edwerta 
 Barbara, b. Mr 22, 1914- Address, Wardman 
 Courts S., Washington, D. C; bus. add., Bur. 
 Internal Revenue, Treas. Dept., do. 
 
 2906. *WILLIAM BLACK 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 10, 1884, 
 Chicago; s. Walter (b. My i, 1S49, Scotland) 
 and Mary (Breckenridge) Black (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Blue Island 11. S.; Mendota H. h. 
 Alpha Delta Phi; Shield and Trident; Adelnluc; 
 M. E. Soc; Prelim. Honors; Varsity Gym. 
 Team; Treas., Jr. Class; Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 Treas., Sr. Ball Com. Engng. work, 1907-8; 
 Instr., Mech. Engng., Univ. of Colo., 190S-9; 
 Instr., Steam and Gas Engng., Univ. of Wis., 
 1909-14; Asst. Prof., do., in charge of labora- 
 tories and exp. Engng., do., 1914-17; Piof., 
 do Univ. of Colo., 1917-18. Asst. Command- 
 ant, R. O. T. C, Univ. of Colo., ranking 
 Capt., 1917-18. Auth.: Steam and Gas Labora- 
 tory Man., Univ. of Wis., 1916. Mem., Sig- 
 ma Xi, 1915. Married Helen Olive Smith, Ag 
 31 1909, Mendota. 111. Children: Ruth Helen, 
 b. N 10, 191 3; Walter Edward, b. Mr 31, 19 16. 
 Died F 6, 1919, Boulder, Colo. 
 
 2907. WALTER ROBERT BLOCK 
 (Brother of No. 8140) 
 
 Seedsman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 16, 1884, 
 Sidney, 111.; s. Edward F. (b. My 17, 1859, 
 Champaign) and Katherine (Ilartsig) Block 
 (b. Ag 7, 1861, Detroit). Prepared in Univ. 
 .Acad. Agr. Club; Zeta Psi; V. P., Sr. Class; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. Expert work, Internal. Har- 
 vester Co., 1907; Asst. Agr., Engng. Coll., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1907-8; Seed Insp. for W. H. 
 Small & Co., Evansville, Ind., 1908-17; Asst. 
 Mgr., do., 1917 — . Mem., Rotary Club. Mar- 
 ried Helen McCuHough, S 22, 1910, Paris, 111. 
 Child, Catherine Virginia, b. N 27, 191 3. Ad- 
 dress, 817 Blackford Ave., Evansville, Ind.; 
 btis. add., c/o W. H. Small & Co., do. 
 
 2908. *FRANK LYMAN BODWELL 
 B. S. in C. E.: b. O 13, 1884, Hallowell, Me.; 
 s. W. A. Bodwell. Prepared in Methuen H. S. 
 Died Ap 4, 1914, Lyndon, Wis. 
 
 2909. ETHEL BOND 
 (Sister of No. 2330) 
 librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc. ; B. h. S., 1908; 
 A. M., 1916; b. Ag 6, 18S3, Savoy, 111.; d. Da- 
 vid (b. S 8, 1832, Lancashire, Eng.) and Eliza- 
 beth (Edwards) Bond (b. S 18, 1838, Oswestry, 
 Shrewsbury of Shropshire, Eng.). Prepared m 
 Champaign H. S. Illiola. Libn. cataloger, N. 
 W. Univ. Lib., 1908-9; Chief cataloger, O. 
 Wesleyan LTniv., 1909-12; Instr., Lib. Sch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1912 — . Address, 603 E. Healy 
 St.. Champaign; bus. add., Univ. of lU. Lib., 
 Urbana. 
 
 2910. HUGH THOMAS BOON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 22, 1882, Chrisman, 111.; 
 s. John and Anne G. Boon. Address, Sioux 
 Falls, S. Dak. 
 
 291 1. ORA LITTLEFIELD BORN 
 
 (WHITTUM) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 2032, 8147) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 12, 18S6, Lancaster, 
 
 O.; d. George Washington (b. do.) and Tides 
 
 (Halderniann) Born (b. do.). Prepared in 
 
 Decatur H. S.; Univ. Acad. Teacher, H. S., 
 
 Illiopolis, 1908-10; do., Amboy, 1910-11; do., 
 
 Georgetown, 1911-15. Married Fred Horace 
 
 V\'liitlum, Ag 28. 1915. Champaign. Address, 
 
 428 Olive St., McKeesport, Pa.f 
 
 2912. SUDHINDRA BOSE 
 Lecturer; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., Jour- 
 nalism, 1909; b. 1883, Keothaly, Dacca, India; 
 s. Dwaraka Nath. and Raikishoree Bose. Pre- 
 pared in Victoria Sch., Comilla, India; Vic- 
 toria Coll., 1900-3; Park Coll., Mo., 1904-6. 
 Ph. D., Univ. of la., 1913- Eng. Club; Cos- 
 mopolitan Club. Scholarship, Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1908; Fellow, and Instr., Univ. of 
 la., 1911-13; Lecturer in Pol. Sc, Univ. of 
 la., 1913 — . Auth.: Some Aspects of British 
 Rule in India; articles on education, politics, 
 travel, biography and journalism. Nation, For- 
 um, Scientific Monthly, Chautauqua World, 
 Platform-, Cosmofiolitan Student, Hindusthanee 
 Student. Indian Rcficiv (Madras), Modern Re- 
 view (Calcutta), Hindustan Review (Allaha- 
 bad), Hduc. Review (Madras); Am. correspon- 
 dent of the Bengalee. Calcutta. India. Natural- 
 ized citizen of the U. S. Address, University 
 of Iowa, Iowa City, la. 
 
 2913. NELLIE UREE BRANCH 
 (Sister of Nos. 1311, 8157) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1916; 
 b \e 27, 1885, Wnte Heath, 111.; d. William 
 L and Emilv U. (Yeager) Branch. Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Alpha Xi Delta ; Bethany 
 Circle. Libn., catalog dept.. Univ. ot 111. Ad- 
 dress, 610 S. State St., Champaign. 
 
1907] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 2914. WILLIAM EMORY BREWER 
 Surveyor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D i, 1885, 
 Newman, 111.; s. Elsberry (b. N zg, 1853, Edgar 
 Co., 111.) and Elizabeth (Stickels) Brewer (b. 
 1855, Perry Co., 111.). Prepared in Newman 
 H. S. Onyx Club. Candidate for Co. Survyr., 
 Carroll Co., Mo., 191^. Address, Carrollton, 
 Mo.t 
 
 2915. LEMMA CORNELIA BROADHEAD 
 
 (EATON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 1636) 
 
 A. R. in L. & A.; b. Ag 7. 1883, Mackinaw, 
 
 111.; d. William (b. Manchester, Eng. ) and 
 
 Cornelia (Bergen) Broadhead (b. Mackinaw, 
 
 111.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Illiola. 
 
 Grade teaching, 1907. Mem., Alumni Assn.. 
 
 Jo. Calif., 1907. Married Dr. Charles David 
 
 Eaton, Ja i, 1908, Mackinaw, 111. Children: 
 
 Mariorie, b. O 21, 1908; Charles David, Jr., 
 
 b. N 9, 1910; Ruth Bergen, b. Ag 13, J913. 
 
 Address, R. 2, Mackinaw, 111. 
 
 2916. RICHARD ABNER BROOKS 
 (Brother of Nos. S05i> 6763) 
 
 Sec. and Treas., Gas Co.; B. S. in E. E.; 
 b. F 16, 1886, Saunemin, 111.; s, George W. 
 and Anna Augusta (Gray) Brooks (b. F 22, 
 1852, Forrest, 111.). Prepared in Saunemin 
 H. S.; Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga. Kappa 
 Sigma; E. E. Soc. ; A. I. E. E. ; Varsity base- 
 ball, 1904-6; Varsity football, 1905-6. Cadet 
 Engr., Denver Gas &■ Elec. Co., 1907-g; Book- 
 keeper, Massillon Elec. & Gas Co., 1909-10; 
 Sec. and Treas., Bristol Gas & Elec. Co., 
 1910-12; Mgr., Elec. & Gas Co., Massillon, O., 
 I >i2-i4; Sec. & Treas., Lorain Co. Elec. Co., 
 •C14-16; do.. Consolidated Cities Service Cos., 
 Mansfield, O., 1916-17; do., Oil and Gas prop- 
 erties, Wooster, O., 1917-18. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Jovian Order: N. E. L. A.; Natural Gas 
 Assn.; B. P. O. E. Married Jane King, N 
 9, 1909, Chicago. Child, Margaret Ann, b. 
 Ja 29, 1916. Address, Wooster, O.; bus. add., 
 c/o Medina Gas and Fuel Co., do. 
 
 2917. EARL CLARENCE BROWN 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 28, 
 
 188s, Trilla. 111.; s. Edward Seymour (b. F 
 27, 1864, Farmington, 111.) and Stella B. 
 (Beals) Brown (b. Ja 5, 1866, Trilla. 111.). 
 Prepared in Charleston H. S. Alpha Tau 
 Omega; C. E. Club; Pres., Soph. Class. Drafts- 
 man, 1907-8; Contr. Engr., Decatur Bridge Co.. 
 1908-12; Dir., do., 1913 — . Married Ethel Vir- 
 ginia Starr, D 18, 1907, Charleston, 111. Chil- 
 dri (i: Elizabeth Starr, b. My 2, 191 1; Edward 
 Starr, b. Ag 29, 1913. Address, 320 W. Will- 
 iam St., l5ecatur. 111.; bus. add., Decatur 
 Bridge Co., do. 
 
 2918. RUTH ELIZABETH BROWN 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 22, 1883. 
 Morrison, 111,; d. Orville Hodges (b. Mr 27, 
 1847, Schoharrie Co., N. Y.) and Anna Belle 
 (Mackey) Brown (b. 1850, Picton, Nova 
 Scotia). Prepared in North Dixon H. S. 
 Teacher, Amboy, 111., 1907-8; do., Morrison, 
 111., 1909-10; do., Geneseo, 111., 1911-12; Sec, 
 1915 — . Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 
 1 42 1 Peoples Gas Bldg., Dixon, HI. 
 
 29:9. FLORENCE WINGFIELD BULLOCK 
 (Sister of Nos. 1313, 3663, 3664, 3665) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Eureka, 111.; 
 d. Wingfield Minor (b. O 24, 1836, Eureka. 
 111.) and Mary Marsalenia (McCullough) Bul- 
 lock (b. Ag 26. 1850, Germantown, W. Va.). 
 Prepared in 111. St. Norm. LTniv. ; East. 111. 
 Norm. Sch. A. M., Columbia Univ., 1914. Grad. 
 Stud., L'niv. of Chicago. 1914. Scholarship. 
 Teacher, LeRoy, 1907-10; El Paso. 1910-11; 
 Lewiston. Idaho, 1011-12; Head of Hist. Dept., 
 St. Norm. .Sch., Ellenshurg, Wash., 1912-15; 
 
 Teacher, Central Coll., Conway, Ark., 1915-16; 
 111. St. Norm. L'liiv., summer terms, 1914, 1915, 
 1916; Reedley Joint Union H. S., Reedley, 
 Calif., 1916 — . Address, Reedley, Calif. 
 
 2920. RALPH MARKS BURKHALTER 
 Pub. Service Commissioner; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. Mr 27, 1885, Maquon, 111.; s. William and 
 Clara (Beard) Burkhalter. Prepared in 
 Peoria H. S. Adelphic; Scholarship; Varsity 
 Track. With P. R. R. East River Tunnel, N. 
 v., 1907-.9; George W. Jackson, Inc.. Chicago, 
 1909-11; C. M. Neeld, Const. Co., Pittsburgh, 
 1911-12; George W. Jackson, Yonkers, N. Y., 
 1912; Alabama Power Co., Birmingham, Ala., 
 1912-14;^ Pub. Service Commissioner, First 
 Dist., N. Y., 1 914 — . Married Anna Henry, 
 Je 12, 1912, Pittsburgh. Child, Clara, b. Je 
 24, 1916. Address, 383 St. John's Place, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.; bus. add., c/o Pub. Service 
 Comn., 50 Court St., do. 
 
 2921. EDNA SOPHIA BURNHAM 
 Manager; A. B. in Sc; b. N 27, 1876, Cort- 
 land, N. v.; d. Shepard C. (b. O 6, 1850, 
 East Homer, N. Y.) and Anna Jane (Griffeth) 
 Burnham. b. Mr 20, i85i5. do.). Prepared in 
 Di.xon H. S.; Cortland Norm. Sch., N. Y.; 
 L'niv. of Chicago, 1912-13. Final Honors. 
 Teacher, Mattoon, 111., 1907-11; do., Naper- 
 ville, 1911-12; Lunchroom Mgr., Chicago, 
 1913 — • Address, 6527 University Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 2922. DEANE BURNS 
 (Brother of Nos. 3671, 4579) 
 Chem. Engr.; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Mr 16, 
 1884, Washington, la.; s. James Clinton (b. 
 S 13, 1850, Harvey, Pa.) and Ida Jane (Carey) 
 Burns (b. Ja 18, 1856, Xenia, O.). Prepared 
 in Monmouth H. S.; West. 111. St. Norm., 1902- 
 3. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Chem. 
 Club. Analytical Chem., Corn Products Re- 
 fining Co., 1907-10; Chem., Asst. Dir. of Lab., 
 Nat. Carbon Co., Cleveland, 1910-15; Chem. 
 Engr., Harshaw Fuller & Goodwin Co., Cleve- 
 land, 1915—. Mem.. A. C. S.; A. S. C. E.; 
 A. I. C E. Married Phyllis Elizabeth Grosh, 
 S 3, 1908, Loraine, 111. Child, Llarold Deane, 
 b. Jl 2, 1910. Address, 119 Center St., Elyria, 
 
 2923. ELIZABETH HELEN BURNSIDE 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. F 10, 1882, Oska- 
 loosa, la.; d. William (b. Je 4, 1842, London- 
 derey, O.) and Hannah Amelia (Henderson) 
 Burnside (b. Jl 14, 1846, New Concord, O.). 
 Prepared in Oskaloosa (la.) H. S.; Pa. Coll., 
 1902-5. Phi Delta Psi. Lib. Organizer, Oska- 
 loosa, la.; Li1)n., Bradley Poly. Inst.; Ore. 
 Pub. Lib.; Morningside Coll. Lib.; Libn., 
 Bradley Poly. Inst. Lib., 1909-11; Acting Libn., 
 Oskaloosa Pub. Lib., 1911 — . Address, End 
 of "C" Ave,. East Oskaloosa, la. 
 
 2924. ALBERT HARVEY BURTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 23, 1872, 
 Cisne, 111.; s. B. F. (b. Ap 28, 1843, Rochester, 
 O.) and Homah Jane (Carpenter) Burton (b. 
 N 12, 1843, Calais, Monroe Co., O.). Prepared 
 in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, Spokane 
 H. S., 1907-10; do., Washington H. S., Port- 
 land, Ore., 1910— . Mem., Twenty-ninth Ore. 
 Legislature, 1917-18. Address, 589 E. Alder 
 Ave., Portland, Ore. 
 
 2925. HOWARD BLAINE BUSHNELL 
 (Brother of Nos. 3307, 3308) 
 
 Dist. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 26, 1884, 
 Paxton, 111.; s. Allen Sherrell and Carrie May 
 (Hills) Bushnell. Prepared in Paxton H. S. 
 C. E. Soc; Phoeni.x; Varsity Baseball, igos- 
 7. Memphis R. R. Terminal Co.. Memphis. 
 Tenn., 1907; Concrete Const., John Deere Plow 
 Co., Omaha, 1908; Memphis R. R. Terminal 
 
272 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1907 
 
 Co., 1908; St. Highway Comn., Springfield, 
 111., 1907-14; Dist. Engr., St. Highway Dept., 
 Aurora, 111., 1914-17. Capt., Engrs. R. C, Je 
 7, 1917. Left U. S. Ja 23, 1917, on 
 Tuscania which was torpedoed F 5. He was 
 washed ashore on the Isle of Islay, Scotland, 
 and was sent to Winchester, Eng. with bone 
 broken in right hand. Mem., 111. Soc. of Engrs. 
 Married Feme Graham, Ap 30, 1910, Clinton, 
 111. Address, 138 Fox St., Aurora, 111.; bus. 
 add., 203 A St., S. E. Washington, D. C. 
 
 2926. EDWIN WALKER BUXTON 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1916; b. 
 Ag 7, 1884, Carlyle, 111.; s. Harvey Parriss 
 (b. Vt.) and Eunice Josephine (Walker) Bux- 
 ton. Prepared in Jacksonville H. S. Drafts- 
 man, 111. Steel Bridge Co., 19078; do., Jack- 
 sonville Steel Bridge Co. and Marcus Bridge 
 & Iron Works, 1908; Surv., Bur. of Lands, 
 Manila, P. I., 1Q08-16; Bridge Dept., Kansas 
 City Terminal Ry. Co., 1916; Asst. Bridge 
 Engr., Kansas City So. Ry. Co., 1916-18; Asst. 
 Engr., Waddell & Son, Kansas City, Mo., 
 19 1 8 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; Columbia 
 Club, Manila, P. I.; Imp. Order Red Men. 
 1907; C. E. Club. Married Mary Ethel Schrein- 
 er, O 12, 1916, Pittsburgh. Address, c/o Wad- 
 dell & Son, New York City and Kansas City, 
 .Mo. 
 2927. EDWIN FLETCHER CALDWELL 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 3, 1883; s. 
 Charles O. (b. F 4, 1857, Richmondale, O.) 
 and Marv A. (Jones) Caldwell (b. O 31, i859, 
 Vigo, Ross Co., O.). Prepared in Burlington 
 Jet. H. S., Maryville (Mo.). Sem. and Univ. 
 of Mo., 1902-5. Phi Gamma Delta; Theta Nu 
 Epsilon; Yoxan; Alpha Gamma Rho. Engaged 
 in Cattle Bus.; Dir., Am. Aberdeen-Angus 
 Breeders' Assn., Chicago. .\uth. : Numerous 
 brief articles on Agr. Topics. Address, Bur- 
 lington Junction, Mo.t 
 
 2928. JOHN ALBERT C ALLAN 
 (Husband of No. 3749^ 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 3, 1886; 
 s. John T. and Alice (Charlton) Callan. Pre- 
 pared in Gifford H. S.; Univ. Acad. M. C. 
 E., Union Univ., 1910; M. A., do.. 1914- I'hi 
 Gamma Delta; Ionian; Sigma Xi. Instr. ni 
 drawing; Civ. Engr., N. Y. St. Highway dept.: 
 Asst. Prof.. C. E. dept. and Const. Engr. for U. 
 ■S. govt.; Prof., Civ. Engng., Head of Dept. 
 of Civ. and Min. Engrs.. .A.la. Poly. Inst., Au- 
 burn, Ala. Mem.. Baptist Church; Soc. for Pro- 
 motion of Engng. Educ; .Am. Math. Assn.; 
 Am. Assn. of Univ. Profs. Married Lutie GotT 
 ('09), Te 30, 191 1, Champaign. Children: Alice 
 Rosamond, b. F 7, 1913; Laura May, b. Aji 
 10, 191^. Address, R. i, Newark. 111.; bus. add.. 
 Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. 
 
 2929. RUSSELL THORNHILL CALLOWAY 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 18, 1883; 
 s. William R. (b. Ap 14, 1840, Can.) and An- 
 geline (Bunkerson) Calloway (b. D 25, 1844, 
 Hopkinsville, Kv.). Prepared in Taylorville 
 H. S. E. E. Soc. Engr. .Apprentice, Westing- 
 house Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1907-8; Operator, Com- 
 monwealth Edison Co, 1908-10; Draftsman, 
 West. Elec. Co., 1910; do.. Sargent and Lundy, 
 Engrs., 1910-12; Engr., Woodmansee, Davidson 
 and Sessions. 1912-14; Sales Mgr., Elec. Engrs. 
 Equipment Co., 1914 — • Mem.. Pleaides Lodge 
 478, A. F. A. M., Chicago; R. A. M.; Elec. 
 Club., Chicago. Married Anne Michaelson, Je 
 5, 1912, Chicago. Child, Mildred Frances, b. 
 Mr 4, 191 5. Address, 304 S. Karlov Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 710 W. Madison St., do. 
 
 2930. AUGUSTUS BACON CASEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.: b. O 9, 1884, 
 Pawnee Citv. Neb.; s. C. E. Casey. Prepared 
 in Chicago 'Man. Tr. H. S. O. T. S., Camp 
 Taylor, Ky.; Mustered out, D 1918. Address, 
 514 Washington Ave., Wilmette, 111. 
 
 2931- JEROME CERMAK 
 .Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 4, 1884, 
 Chicago; s. J. B. (b. Bohemia) and Anna 
 (Lovak) Cermak (b. do.). Prepared in Joseph 
 Medill H. S., Chicago. Varsity Football; Bas- 
 ketball; Walter Polo; Gym. Teams; Class 
 Baseball. Asst. Engr. in charge of const, 
 work. Mem., Chicago Tech. Club; Waupanseh 
 Club; City Hall Club. Married O 28, 1909. 
 .-Iddrcss. 6530 Kimbark Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2923. *RALPH EDWARD CHAMBERS 
 (Brother of No. 733) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 4, 1884, Sadorus, 111.; 
 s. Dr. Jacob G. (b. Ap i, 1842, Ithaca, N. Y.) 
 and Anna (Rock) Chambers (b. Ap 2, 1845, 
 Sadorus. HI.). Prepared in Danville H. S.; 
 X'niv. Acad. Delta Upsilon; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho. Married Meta Wehrman, S 1918, Sado- 
 rus, 111. Died O 9, 1918, Sadorus, 111. 
 
 2933. ALTA ACHSAH CHARLES 
 (McKEEVER) 
 (Wife of No. 4294) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 20, 1885, Beards- 
 lown, 111.; d. Thomas J. (b. My 9, 1854, San 
 Francisco) and Mary J. (Goodell) Charles (b. 
 .\p 8, 1858, Peru, 111.). Prepared in Beards- 
 town H. S. and 111. VN'oman's Coll. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; lllio Bd. Taught at Beardstown, 111., 
 1907-8. Married William Earl McKeever ('10), 
 Je 4, 1910, Urbana. Children: William Lewis, 
 b. Mr 17, loii; Charles Harlan, b. Je 6, 1912; 
 Lewis Goodell, b. Ja i, 1914. Address, Gibson 
 City, 111. ', 
 
 2934. *JENNETTE STEWART CHESNUT 
 (BEVAN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 22, 1884, New 
 Holland, 111.; d. Thomas T. (b. Je 4, J 834, 
 Chillicothe, O.) and Margaret H. (Caldwell) 
 Chesnut (b. N 21, 1839, Carrollton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Delta Gamma; Sec, Fresh- 
 man Class; lllio Bd. Teacher of Eng., At- 
 lanta, 111., 1907-8; do., ]\lt. Pulaski, 1908-9. 
 Mem., M. E. (Thurch. jNIarried Car! Judson 
 IJevan, Je 22, 1910, New Holland, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Thomas J., b. Mr 16, 1914: Mary Ella, 
 1). O 2y, 191 5. Died My 10, 1917, De Kalb, 111. 
 
 2935. EDWARD EVERETT CHESTER 
 (Brother of Nos. 63S, 1112, 1481, 2350) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 12, 1885, Cham- 
 paign: s. Ezra E. (b. .Ap 30, 1837. Truro, O.) 
 and Marguerite (Powell) Chester (b. F 25, 
 1840. Columbus, O.). Prepared in Champaign 
 11. S. Delta Tau Delta; Agr. Club. Address, 
 Box 37, Wendell, Idaho. t 
 
 293(,. ROBERT HODGE CLANAHAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My i, 1886, Gol- 
 conda, 111.; s. Harrington (b. O 1850, Pope 
 Co., 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Hodge) Clana- 
 lian (b. 1850, do.). Prepared in Golconda 
 and Springfield H. Schs. Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Ulini Staff; lllio Staff; Prelim. Honors. Chm., 
 I'ope Co.. Food Production and Conservation 
 Com., and Seed Corn and Farm Labor Admin- 
 istrators. Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. A. M. 
 .Married Helen Prosser Lax, S 28, 1910, Spring- 
 field, 111. Children: Robert Hodge, Jr., b. N 
 13. iQii; Helen L.. b. Ap 21, 1913; Barkley L., 
 b. .Ag 24, 1914; Mary Louise, b. N 9, 1916. 
 .Iddrcss, Renshaw, 111. 
 
 2937. ALBERT BARNES CLARK 
 .Asst. Cashier; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 25, 
 1SS4, Chicago; s. .Albert Barnes (b. Jl 17, 1845. 
 Honolulu, Hawaii) and Sarah Jane (Hamlin) 
 Clark (b. Mr 1, 1S45). Prepared in Evanston 
 Tp. H. S.: Oahu Coll., Honolulu, Hawaii; 
 Univ. of Wis., 1904-5- Kappa Sigma. Ha- 
 waiian Development Co., 1908; in Bank of 
 
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 273 
 
 Hawaii. 1009-17: Asst. Cashier, do., 1915-17. 
 iVat. Guard of Hawaii, 1916-17; Lt. ist Inf. 
 Schofield Barracks H. I., 1917 — . Sec, Pa- 
 cific Development Co., Ltd., Honolulu, Hawaii. 
 1914-15- Address, Schofield Barracks, H. 1. 
 
 2938. *DENNIS ALBERT CLINGAN 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 27, 1883, 
 Georgetown, 111.; s. John William (b. N i6, 
 1855, Danville. 111.) and Mary Estella (Nes- 
 bitt) Clingan (b. Ag 26, 1858). Prepared in 
 Danville. Leland Stanford, Jr. Law Sch., 
 1907-8; Univ. of Calif. Law Sch., 1908-9, Philo- 
 niathean; Fresh. Debating Team; lUini Staff. 
 Practicing Law, 1909 — . Co. I., sth Inf., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 1910. Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. 
 A. M. Died Mr 18, 1912. 
 
 2939. CLYDE BESTOR COLEMAN 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 10, 1882, 
 
 New Windsor, 111.; s. Samuel Clinton (b. S 
 7, 1855, Waterloo, Pa.) and Tuliet Bestor Cole- 
 man (b. Ap 25, 1854, Suflfield, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in New Windsor H. S. ; Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Choral Soc; Sigma 
 Xi. Instr., Dairy Hush., Univ. of 111., 1Q07-9; 
 Prof., An. Husb., R. I. .St. Coll., 1909-10; Farm- 
 ing, 1910-13; Agr. with the Am. Agr. Chem. 
 Co., 1913-18. Married Grace P. Wells, Ap 3, 
 1912, Kingston, R. I. (died N 7, 1916); Mar- 
 garet Peacock, Mr 9, 19 18, Westerley, R. I. 
 Child, Wells, b. F 14, 1914. Address, 92 State 
 St., Boston. 
 
 2940. EMMA BROWN CONNELLY 
 
 (EIDAM) 
 (Wife of No. 2083) 
 A. B. in Sc. ; b. Springfield, 111.; d. William 
 A. (b. Ap 24, 1853. do.^ and Emma Catherine 
 (Brown) Connelly (b. Hartford, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Danville H. S.; Univ. of Cincinnati, 
 1903-4. Math. Club; Athenean. Married 
 Edward G. Eidam ('04), S s, 1908, Cincinnati. 
 Address, 85 Middlesex Rd., Rochester, N. Y.t 
 
 2941. 'LOUIS PHILLIPS COOK 
 With Telephone Co.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 
 
 19, 1882, Quincy, 111.; s. Chauncy E. and 
 Orena (Tyler) Cook. Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 Delta Upsilon; Theta Nu Epsilon. Chicago 
 Telephone Co., 1911-12. Mem., A. I. E. E. 
 Died Jl II, 1912, Joliet, 111. 
 
 2942. ALLEN BURTON COOKE 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 21, 1885, 
 
 Danville, 111.; s. Elmer B. (b. My 7, 1861, 
 Gallon, O.) and Mary Jessie (Anderson) Cooke 
 (b. D 24, 1862, Urbana). Prepared in Dan- 
 ville H. S.; Univ. of Colo., 1904-5- M. E. Qub, 
 1907; Sigma Xi. Asst. to Master Mech., Corn 
 Products Refining Co., Pekin, 111., 1907; Asst. 
 in boiler trials, Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 
 111., 1908-9; Co. Agr. Agent, Adams Co., N. 
 Dak., 191 8 — . Address, Hettinger, N. Dak. 
 
 2943. FRED AUGUSTUS COX 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 15, 1874. 
 
 Hanna, 111.; s. Hiram Sanford (b. My 12, 1844, 
 Mercer Co., 111.) and Alice Ann Cox (b. O 
 23, 1844, do.). Prepared in Port Byron Acad. 
 Engr., Pa. Coal Co. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Elizabeth Marty n Wills, S 8, 1909, 
 Scranton, Pa. Children: Elizabeth Augusta, 
 b. Jl 25, 1910; Fred Wills, b. Ja 29. 1916. 
 Address, 727 Wheeler Ave., Scranton, Pa. 
 
 2944. PHILIP A. CRIHFIELD 
 Publisher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 25, 1885, 
 
 Atlanta, 111.; s. Horace (b. My 13, 1856, do.) 
 and Emily (Arnold) Crihfield (b. O 1857. do.). 
 Prepared in Atlanta H. S. Publisher, news- 
 paper, Atlanta. 111., 191 2 — . Married Bessie 
 Taylor. O 2, 191 1, Beckett, O. Address, At- 
 lanta, Ill.t 
 
 2945. ETHEL CRUM 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr n,, 1886. 
 Le.Tington, 111.; d. William M. (b. S 6, 1849. 
 do.) and Martha J. (Cochran) Crum (b. Mr 
 2. 1856, do.). Prepared in Lexington H. S. 
 Prehm. Honors. Teacher in Secondary 
 Schools, Pecis. N. Mex., 1907-08; Sidney, la., 
 1909-10; Port Townsend, Wash., 1910-12. Ad- 
 dress, Caguas. Porto Rico.t 
 
 3946- JOHN ANDREW DAILEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 10. 1882, 
 Davis, 111.; s. Bernard (b. S 8, 1851, Stephen- 
 son Co., 111.) and Mary Ann Dailey (b. O 25, 
 1852, do.). Prepared in Pecatonica H. S. 
 C. E. Club; Prelim. Honors. Masonry Insp., 
 I. C. R. R., 1907; Asst. Engr., Bur. of Sts., 
 Chicago. 1908 — . Mem., Town and Country 
 Club; Municipal Engrs. Club; K. of C; West. 
 Soc. of Engrs.; Roman Catholic Church. Ad- 
 dress, 6013 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2947. LLOYD SLOTE DANCEY 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1908; 
 b. F 5, 1879, Fairbury, 111.; s. Samuel (b. 1829, 
 Ireland) and Frances Emma (Slote) Dancey 
 (b. Ja 10, 1854, Elkhart, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Fairbury H. S. and 111. West. Acad. Adelphic. 
 Grad. scholarship in Physics. Prof., Phys., 
 Carroll Coll., ^^'aukesha, Wis.; Bus. Mgr., 
 Carroll Coll.; Mgr., Dancey Farms, Fairbury, 
 111. Mem.. Am. Phys. Soc; M. E. Church. 
 Married Elizabeth Jane Johnston, Ag 26, 1908, 
 Illiopolis, 111. Children: Robert Jesse, b. Mr 
 5, 191 o; Janet Elizabeth, b. F 27, 1913; David 
 Lloyd, b. Jl 2, 191 7. Address, iii Charles St., 
 Waukesha, Wis. 
 
 2948. SAMUEL GARNETT DAVID 
 Pres., Canning Co.; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 13, 
 1881, Odell, 111.; s. Charles (b. S i, 1835, 
 Kingston, Out.) and Alvira (Harper) David 
 (b. Ap 23, 1846, Onarga, 111.). Prepared in 
 Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, 111. Final Honors. 
 Farming and Canning Bus., 1907 — . Pres., 
 Milford Canning Co. Married Lillian Gladys 
 Kissinger, D 24, 1907, Bradford, 111. Children: 
 Geraldine Esther, b. My 16, 1911; Ralph Eu- 
 gene, b. Ag 12, 1915. Address, Milford, 111. 
 
 2949. JOHN JUNE DAVIS 
 (Brother of No. 2632) 
 Entomologist; B. S.; b. O 9, 1885, Centralia, 
 111.; s. John L. (b. Ap 30, 1855, do.) and 
 Mary Catherine (Marsh) Davis (b. N 9, 1859, 
 do.). Prepared in Centralia H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega: Special Honors. Asst. to the 111. 
 St. Entomologist, 1907-11; Bur. of Entomol., 
 U. S. Dept. of .\gr., 19T1-17; Entomol. in 
 charge of U. S. Lab., W. Lafayette, Ind., 
 191 7 — . Auth.: Various articles on Entomol. 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Entomol. Soc. Am.; Am. 
 Assn. Econ. Entomol.; 111. Acad. Sc. Married 
 Pearle Elizabeth Taylor. O 27, 1909, Rich 
 Hill, Mo. Address. 210 Lutz Ave., W. Lafay- 
 ette, Ind.; bus. add.. U. S. Entomology Lab., 
 do. 
 
 29;o. NELL SAREJ.LA M.VCMILLEN 
 DAVIS (KNAPP) 
 (Wife of No. 3061) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 26, 1884: d. John An- 
 derson (b. S 10, 1848, Ind. Co., Pa.) and Mar- 
 tha Theresa (MacMillen) Davis (b. N 14, 1852, 
 Logansport, Ind.). Prepared in Farmer City 
 H. S. Teacher, Illiopolis H. S., 1907-10. Mar- 
 ried Willard Alfred Knapp ('07), Ag 3, iQio- 
 Farmer City, 111. Child, Willard Alfred, Jr., b. 
 N IS, 1918. .4ddress, 105 Fowler Ave., W. 
 Lafayette, Ind. 
 
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 2951. CARL RANKIN DICK 
 (Husband of No. 4506; Brother of No. 6203) 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. : b. Je 25, 1884, 
 Blooinington, III: s. George Fredericlc ancl 
 Plninia (Rankin) Dick. I'repared in iUooii)- 
 ington H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Alpha Tau 
 Omega; Arch. Club. Instr.. G. E. I)., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-9; Contracting Engr., Decatur 
 Bridge Co.. 1909 — . ^Married Margaret Crowell 
 Wood ('10), D II, 1912, Champaign. Address, 
 Decatur, 111. 
 
 2952. EDNA LEILA DILLON (MOSIMAN) 
 (Wife of No. 2769; Sister of No. 4131) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 18, 1884, Thomasboro, 
 III.; d. William (b. 184S, Vermilion Co., 111.) 
 and Mira (Maurer) Dillon (b. 1858. Ind.) 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Sigma Kappa; 
 Der Deutsche Vercin. Taught, 1907-09. Mar- 
 ried Levi D. Mosiman ('06), Je 29, 1910, Ur- 
 bana. Children: William Dillon, b. My 7, 
 1913; Elizabeth Anne, b. Ap 4, 1915; Merrill 
 Barger, b. Ja 17, 1917. .-Uldrcss, Morton, 111. 
 
 2953. NELLIE MABEL DIXON 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 26, 1880, Streator, 
 111.; d. E. Dixon. Prepared in Streator II. S. 
 Address, 209 E. Bridge St., Streator, Ill.t 
 
 2954. TOWNSEND FOSTER DODD 
 Artillery Ofticer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 6, 
 
 i886; s. Taylor (b. Mr 25, 1854, McDonough, 
 Ga.) and Kutli Anna (McLean) Dodd (b. My 
 19, 1859. Kaufman, Tex.). Prepared in Anna 
 H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc. ; Egyptian 
 Club; Crystal Club. Elec. Draftsman and 
 Insp., 1907-9; Lt., 111. Nat. Guard; 2nd Lt., 
 C. A. Corps, U. S. A., 1909-11; ist Lt., do., 
 1911-13; Lt. Col., Aviation Section, Signal 
 Corps, 1913-18; Aviation Engr. Officer, Staff 
 of Chief Air Service, A. E. F., 1918 — : Re- 
 turned to states. Ja 7, 1919. Recommended for 
 Distinguished Service Medal, U. S., Order of 
 Leopold, Belgian, Commended twice by Sec. of 
 War. Address, 3613 N. May St., Aurora, 111. 
 
 2955. FR.\NK LYLE DONIGAN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in INI. E. ; b. Ag 6, 1875, 
 Dvi'ight, 111.; s. James Donigan. Prepared in 
 Dwight H. S. Draftsman. Burlington R. R., 
 Chicago. Address, 112 W. Mazon St., Dwight, 
 Ill.t 
 
 2956. FRANK DONNERSBERGER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 17, 1883. 
 Chicago; s. Joseph (b. 1S43, Cincinnati) and 
 Wilhelmena (Ilonkomp) Donnersberger (b. 
 1842, do.). Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. 
 C. E. Club. With Am. Bridge Co., 1907; St. 
 Highway Comn. of 111., 11)07-8; Empire Car Co., 
 Treas., 1909-17; Gen. Mgr., Streator Car Co., 
 191 7—. Mem., K. of C.;''B. P. O. E. Married 
 Helen English, Ap 26, 1916. Child. Elizabeth, 
 b. Ap 7, 1 91 7. Addri'ss, 3O0S Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., Streator, 111. 
 
 2957. WIIXIAM ALBERT DOSS 
 Lawyer: LL. B. ; b. Ag i, 1885, Monticello, 
 111.; s. Armsterd M. (,!'• Mr 9, 1854, Somerset, 
 Ky.) and Emily (Royse) Doss (b. D 8, 1865, 
 Edinburg, Ind.'). Prepared in Monticello II. 
 S. Lawyer and States Atty., 1908 — . Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Married Tona Ahlrich, Ja 
 28, 1908, Deland, 111. Child, Elsie, b. N 10, 
 1908. Address, Monticello, Ill.t 
 
 2958. FLOYD EVERETT DOUGHERTY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 20, 1882, 
 Fairmount. HI.: s. Benjamin Franklin (b. F 
 15, 1848, (/().) and Lillie (.Hubbard) Dougherty 
 (b. S I, 1855, Muiicie, 111.). Prepared in Fair- 
 mount H. " "S. Married Mary Alice Ludden, 
 My 5, 1909, Chicago. Child, Richard Ludden, 
 b. My 19. 1913. Address, c/o Lewis & Dough- 
 erty, Archs. 35 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 2959. LYNN AMOS DREW 
 (Brother of Nos. 2645, 3714, 5638) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 25, 1880, Clif 
 ton. 111.; s. Washington (b. 1846, Shattagee. 
 N. Y.) and Mary Alice (Hunt) Drew (b. about 
 1850, Charleston, N. ID. Prepared in Watse- 
 ka II. S. Agr. Club. Considerable attention 
 given to the psychological, physiological and 
 social aspects of the use of clothing. Farmer, 
 Warren, Minn., 1907-08; do.. Martinton, 111., 
 1908 — . Planned and carried out farm drain- 
 .ige work. Address, Martinton, 111., R. 2. 
 
 2960. HELEN MARY EATON 
 (Daughter of No. 228; Sister of No. 3719) 
 
 .\sst. to Pastor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 19, 
 1885, Kansas City, Mo.; d. William Thomas 
 (b. F 6, 1859, Amesbury, Mass.) and Augusta 
 (Batcheldcr) Eaton ('80), (b. S 17, 1856, Pitts- 
 lield, N. IL). Prepared in Tyler (Tex.) H. S.: 
 Cml. Coll. Akthenai; Eng. Club; Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Stud. Volunteer Band; Y. W. C. A. 
 Pastor's Asst., ist Congr. Church, Decatur, 
 111., 1909-10; Press Reporter, W. C. T. U., 
 1907; Press Reporter, C. E., 1909; Pastor's 
 Asst., Central Presby. Church, Kansas City, 
 Mo., 1916. Mem., First Lit. Club, 1908-9; 
 Presby. Church. .Iddnws, ^■J7 Bonner Ave.. 
 Tyler, Tex. 
 
 -'961. JACOB CHRISTIAN EBERSPACHER 
 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 27, 1885, 
 Pnna, 111.; s. Christopher Gottlieb (b. Mr 24, 
 1855, Shelbyville, III.) and Barbara Elizabeth 
 (Weber) Kberspacker (b. N 26, 1866, West- 
 lield, HI.). Prepared in Shelbvville H. S. and 
 Lhiiv. .\cad. Cml. Club; Pol. Sc. Club. With 
 First Nat. Bank. Shelbyville, 111., 1907-8; 
 Teacher, I'ub. Sch., Mowca(|ua, 111., 1908-9; 
 .\sst. Cashier, First Nat. Bank, Shelbyville, 111., 
 1909 — •; V. P. and Dir., Shelby Loan and Trust 
 Co., Shclliyville, III. Mem., Ger. Evang. 
 Church. Address, Shelbyville, 111.; bus. add., 
 l-'irst Nat. Bank, i/c. 
 
 2y(.j. WILLARD LEO EGY 
 
 Physicist; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1909; b. 
 Je 15, 18S5, Fairmount, 111.; s. Homer H. (b. 
 Mr 1859) and Florence E. (Lee) Egy (b, Ap 
 1804, Vermillion Co., HI.). Prepared in Fair- 
 mount and LIrbana H.Schs. E. E. Soc; Ionian; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha; Engng, 
 I'ellowshii), 1907-9; Capt., Univ. Regt., Varsity 
 Track; Class Football. Asst. Engr., Underwrit- 
 ers' Laboratories, Inc., Chicago, investigating 
 lire resisting and fire retarding properties of 
 materials and const., 190910; Asst. Physicist, 
 U. S. Bur. of Mines, Pittsburgh, investigating 
 the flow of heat and high temperature meas- 
 urements in boiler tests, 1910-11; In charge ot 
 the physical measurements of coal dust ex- 
 plosions in the U. S. Exp. Mine, Bruceton, Pa., 
 1910 — ; I'hysicist in charge of Exp. Mine, 
 investigating coal dust explosions and methods 
 of prevention, 1916 — . Develoiied instruments 
 for measurements of pressure and velocity and 
 for automatic instantaneous sampling of g;ises, 
 191215. Mem., i8th Regt. Inf., Pa. Nat. Guard, 
 1910-16; ist Sergt. Mach Gun Co. at El Paso, 
 Tex., 19K). Auth.: E)tgiig. £.i'/'. Sta. Bui. No. 
 36, 1909: The Thermal Conductivity o_f Fire 
 Clay at High Temperature (with J. K. Cle- 
 ment) U. S. Bur. of Mines Bui. No. 50, 1913; 
 First Series of Coal Dust Explosion Tests, 
 (with J. S. Rice. L. M. Jones and J. K. Cle- 
 ment)." Assoc. ^Iem., A. I. E. E., 1907-11; 
 Am. Phys. Soc, igo8 — . Married Ada Meihs- 
 ner, Te 7, 1911, Walnut, III. Children: Willard 
 Lco,"jr., b. II 28, 1912: Mar^'aret M., b. Mr 
 28. 1915. Address, 4210 Saline Ave., Pitts- 
 burgh; ifiis. add., 22 Walker Ave., Troy, N. Y. 
 
I go 7 J 
 
 Baccalaukkate Ami mxi 
 
 2963- EMMA LODKMA liHLY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; h. Ap 6, 
 
 tttoiiro Tin . ,1 A,I^™ CK Tl .„ .U. 
 
 Sch., On Island of Haijawg, China. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; Epwoith League; Y. W. F. M. 
 .Soc. Address, 719 Webster St., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 2964. HIRAM WASHBURN ELLIOTT 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 19, 1884, 
 
 Indianapolis; s. Aslilcy John (b. Ja 19, 1862, 
 Evansville, Ind.) and Alice Jennie (Wash- 
 burn) Elliott (b. Jl 5, 1862 Silver Creek, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst. Acacia. 
 Supt., George A. Fuller Co., Builders, 1907 — . 
 Camp Funston, Ft. Riley, Kan., 1918 — -. Jr. 
 Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. Married Albertina 
 (Jriggs, O 10, 1907, I'eoria. Children: Ray- 
 mond Ilarvey, b. F 20, 191 1; Edwin Ashley, 
 b. Je 21, 1912. Address, 114 Ellis St., Peoria; 
 bus. add., c/o George R. Fuller Co., 507 S. 
 Guthrie St., Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 2965. LENA ENl.OW (SILVER.VIAX) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O i, 1884, Libau Cour- 
 land, Russia. Prepared in Chicago Univ. Mar- 
 ried Samuel Silverman, S 25, 1916, San Ber- 
 nardino Beach, Calif.t 
 
 2966. THOMAS REUBEN ERNEST 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1908; Ph. D., 
 1910; b. D 6, 1879, Swanwick, 111.; s. Louis 
 Henry William (b. 1845, Gottingen, Ger.) and 
 Elizabeth (Loos) Ernest (b. Pinckneyville, 111.). 
 Prepared in So. 111. Norm. Scli. I'hi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Ionian; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Fellowship in Cheni. Prof., Chem., Spokane 
 Coll., 1910-11; Instr., Chem., Chicago, 191 1; 
 Consulting Chemist, 1912; Real Est. bus., Chi- 
 cago, 19 1 3. War gas investigations, Amentan 
 Univ., Washington, U. C. Auth.: Researches on 
 Sand-Lime-Brick, Bui. No. 16, St. Geol. Sur.; 
 Fire Tests on Sand-Lime Brick. Trans. Am. Ce- 
 ram. Soc, 1910; The Chemistry of Sand-l-ime 
 Brick, do., 191 1. Mem., Bd. of Educ. Address, 
 20 W. Maple St., Chicago. 
 
 2967. JOHN FRANK ERVIN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 11, 1883. 
 Cutler, 111.; s. J. T. (b. 1855, do.) and Anna 
 
 E. (Brown) Ervin (b. 1856, do.). Prepared 
 in Sparta H. S. With Deere & Co., Moline, 
 111., 1907-15; Foundry Mgr., Mich. Motor 
 Castings Co., Div. of Buick Motor Co., Flint, 
 Mich., ipi5 — . Auth.: Continuous Iron Foun- 
 dry Agricultural Castings, The Foundry, 15115; 
 Cupola Operation for Continuous Melting, 
 Iron Age, Jl 191 5; Selection of I'oundry Pat- 
 tern Equipment, Iron Age, V iqi6. Mem,, A. 
 
 F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; A. S. M. E.: Flint 
 Bd. of Commerce. Married Nellie LaTrobe. 
 O 14, 191 1, Anderson. Child, Mary Elizabeth, 
 b. Je 25, 1917. Address, 4 Eldridge Court. 
 I''lint, Mich.; bus. add., c/o Buick Motor Co., 
 do. 
 
 2968. EDWIN ROWDEN EVANS 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 18, 
 
 1884, Warren, 111.; s. J. W. (b. Galena, 111.) 
 and Ilenrietta (Rohr) Evans (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Warren 11. S.; Warren Acad. Varsity Base- 
 ball, 1907. Manufacturer, Automobiles. Mar- 
 ried Mary Etta Birket, jl 27, 1910, Paxton, 
 111. Child, Mary lone, b. Jl 10, 1911. Ad- 
 dress, Orillia, Canada. 
 
 2969. JOHN MARCUS EVVARD 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 6, 1884, 
 
 Saunemin, 111.; s. John B. (b. 1855, Tazeweli 
 Co., 111.) and Mary (Lcitel) Evvard (b. i8r,o. 
 Union Tp., Livingston Co.. 111.). Prepared in 
 Pontiac II. S. M. S., LTniv. of Mo., 1909. 
 Alpha Zeta; Adelphic; Track Team; Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon, 1912; Phi Kappa 
 
 Ihi, 1916; Gaiiiina Sigma Dilia, 19,8; Agr. 
 Club; Ed., ///. Agr. Asst. to the Dean and 
 Dir., { oil. of Agr. and Exp. Sta. of Mo., 
 1907-10; Farmer, 1910-11; Experimentalist, An. 
 Ilusb., J911-12; Asst. Chief, 191 2; Chief in 
 Swine I'roduction and in Nutrition, 1912- 
 14; on faculty of (irad. Div., 1913; Assoc 
 I'rof., An. liusb., 1914; Prof., do., la, St. 
 Coll., 1916-18. Chm.. Swine Comn.. U. S. 
 I'ood Adm., 19 17. Mem., U. S. Live Stock 
 Indus. Comn., U. S. Food Adm. and Dept. of 
 Agr., 1917; Advisory Com. on Swine, U. S. 
 Food Adm., 191 7. .\uth.: Articles in Swine 
 IVvrld and Duroc. But., 19 18; do., Nat. Swine 
 Mag., 1910; la. Agr. E.vp. Sta. Buls. Nos. 
 13O, 6, 143, 152, 30, 26, 166, 40; Articles in 
 Hroceedtnys of la. Acad, of Sc; Proceedings 
 of Am. Soc. 0) Alt. Production; Am. Jour, of 
 Physiology; Proc. of Corn Belt Meat Producers' 
 Assn.; Jour, of An. Research; harm Know- 
 ledge; hncyclofedia Americana. V. P., Am. 
 Soc. of An. i'roduction, 1915-19; Pres. do 
 1917-18; Fellow, ia. Acad.' of Sc., 1913; 
 Mem., A. C. S.; Am. Genetic Assn., A. A. 
 A. S. Married Mattie Casey Cooper, Ag 10, 
 191 1, Gallatin, Mo. Children: Mary Marga- 
 ret, b. Ja 14, 1913; John Cooper, b. D 9, 
 1915- Address. 728 Urookridge Ave., Ames, 
 la.; bus. add., Ia. St. Coll., do. 
 
 2970. WILLIAM CLAYTON EWAN 
 (Husband of No. 6069) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 12, 1881, Lewiston, 
 III.; s. William Israel (b. Mr 12, 1849, Port 
 Republic, Va.; and Regina Catherine (Murchin- 
 son) Ewan (b. Ap i, 1847, Charloltesville, N. 
 C). Prepared in Cuba H, S. Phi Alpha 
 Delta; Van Twiller (Jourt. Atty., Kewa- 
 iiee. III.; Asst. St. Atty., Henry Co., ill., 
 1907-1 ^. Mem., B. P. O. E., Exalted ruler, 
 do., 19 14-15; Redmen Lodge; Mystic Workers 
 of the World- Kewanee Club, Pres., 1916- 
 18; Midland Country Club; Congr. (L"hurch; 
 III. St. Bar Assn.; A. F. A. M.; Civic Club, 
 Dir., 1914-18. Married Nellc Elizabeth Bar- 
 rick ('14), Ja 16, 1917, Villa Grove, III. 
 ( hild, John Clayton, b. Mr 22, 1918 (died do.). 
 Address, 319 McKinley Ave., Kewanee, III.; 
 bus. add., 215 N. Tremont St., do. 
 
 2971. CLARA MAY FALLON 
 Stenographer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 24, 
 188;, Ivesdale, 111.; d. Patrick (b. Baal, Ire- 
 land; and Margaret (Price) I'allon (b. Dub- 
 lin, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Taught, 
 H. S., Monticello, 1908; Stenographer, Univ. 
 of III., 1909-11; do., Univ. of Colo., igii-13. 
 Address. 456 Grant St., Redlands, Calif. 
 
 2972. ROSCOE FARRAR 
 (Husband of No. 2890) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 22, 1880, Cole.s 
 Co., III.; s. Joseph Fleiiiming (b. My 18, 1857, 
 Posey Co., ind,) and Mary Ann (GrissoiiO 
 I-"arrar (b. Mr 16, 1857, Coles Co., III.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoon H. S.; East. III. St. Norm. 
 Sch. M. S., Univ. of Calif., 1910. Alpha 
 Zeta; Agr. Club. Farmer, 1907; Mgr., Grain 
 Co., 1908; Instr., Univ. of Calif., J909-io: 
 I'-armer, 191 1 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Mar- 
 ried Mary Evaline Balch ('07), Ja i, 1908, 
 Lerna, III. Address, Humboldt, 111. 
 
 2973- STANLEY PRINCE FARWELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. £.• M. S., 1910; Ph. 
 D., 1914; b. .S 29, 1883, Chicago; s. Arthur 
 I'-urrage (b. 1852, Leominster, Mass.) and 
 I'loretta (Woodberry) Farwell (b. 1852, Bev- 
 erly, .Mass.). Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. 
 .Sch. Chi Beta; VAa. Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 
 (jamma Alpha; Sigma X.i; Final Honors. Fel- 
 lowship in Elec. i'"-ngng. West. Elec. Co., 
 1900-4; Okla. Gas S: Elec. Co., 1907-8; A.sst. 
 Prof., Central Univ. of Ky., 1908-10; Instr., 
 T. and A. M., Univ. of HI.. 1910-13; Fellow 
 in Elec. Engng., l^niv. of HI., 1913-14; Ser- 
 
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 vice Engr., St. Pub. Utilities Com. of 111., 
 1914-16; Efficiency Engr., Arthur Young & 
 Co., Chicago, 1917 — . Auth. : Some Brush 
 Discharge Phenomena Produced by Continuous 
 Potentials, Physical Review N. S. Vol. IV, No. 
 I, Jl 1914; The Corona Produced by Continu- 
 ous Potentials, P/?oc. of the A. I. E. E., N 
 1914; Gas Service in III., Paper before the 
 convention of the 111. Gas Assn., 1917. Mem., 
 Soc. for Prom, of Engng. Educ. ; A. I. E. E. ; 
 City Club of Chicago. Married Alice Louise 
 Austin, Ja i, 1915, Monmouth, 111. Child, 
 Myra jeannette, b. D 9, 1917. Address, 5434 
 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 116 S. 
 Mich. Ave., Chicago. 
 
 2974. LEROY CLARK FERRY 
 Business; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 9, 1883, 
 Warrensburg, 111.; s. Gilbert E. (b. do.) and 
 Mary Jane (Clark) Ferry (b. Je 13, 1856, 
 Pittsfield, N. H.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 M. E. Soc; Onyx Club. Const. Engr., Gravity 
 Ry., 1907; with H. Mueller Mfg. Co., Decatur, 
 1907-8; Curtis Motor Truck Co., do., 1908-9; 
 Leader Iron Works, do., 1909-10; Photo- 
 grapher, Buhl, Idaho, 1913-15; with Ferry 
 Screen Co., Omaha, 1915 — -. Mem., Y. M. C. 
 A. Married Minnie E. Radford, S 4, igi6, 
 Loveland, Colo. Address, c/o Ferry Screen 
 Co., 1323 Nicholas St., Omaha. 
 
 2975. VALERIA JOHNSTON FETTERMAN 
 (SMITH) 
 B. L. S.; b. O 30, 1878, Pittsburgh; d. C. E. 
 Fetterman. A. B., West. Univ. of Pa., 1900. 
 Married Albert Barnes Smith, Je 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 1226 Locust St., N. S., Pittsburgh.t 
 
 2976. JAMES EDWIN FILSON 
 Abstractor and Title Examiner; LL. B.; b. 
 
 O 28, 1883, Caldwell, Co., Mo.; s. Thomas 
 Anderson (b. Ap i, 1861, do.) and Sarah Zelma 
 Filson (b. O 28, 1863, Washington Co., Vt.). 
 Prepared in Hamilton (Mo.) H. S. Theta 
 Kappa Nu; Witenagemote Court. Mgr., Cham- 
 paign Co., Abstract Co.; Alderman 7th Ward, 
 Champaign. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Champaign 
 Rotary Club, Bd. of Control; I. O. O. F.; 
 K. P.; Champaign Real Estate Bd.; Sec, Ex. 
 Com. 111. Abstractors' Assn. Married Lena 
 Liberta Will, D 26, 1906, Hamilton, Mo. Chil- 
 dren: Kathleen Louise, b. F 5, 1910; James 
 Hugh, b. Mr 28, 1912; Beth, b. Mr 18, 1914; 
 Dorothy Jean, b. Je 22, 1918. Address, 1105 
 W. Park Ave., Champaign; bus. add., 10 Main 
 St., do. 
 
 2977. WILLIAM SIDNEY FORD 
 Indus. Engr.; B. S. in Chem. Engng.; b. 
 
 Jl 23, 1882, Tonica, 111.; s. Bryon (b. My 5, 
 1837, Lexington, N. Y.) and Siemma (Alvord) 
 Ford (b. D 22, 1845, Tonica, 111.). Prepared 
 in Tonica and LaSalle H. S. Ionian; Chem. 
 Club. Chem., Corn Prodiicts Refining Co., 
 1907-9; do.. Am. Maize Products Co., 1909-11; 
 Consulting Chem., 1911-14; Indus. Engr., The 
 Seng Co., 19H-17; do., Montgomery Ward & 
 Co., 1917 — . Auth.: Routing, Scheduling, Dis- 
 patching Current Issues, 100 % Magacine, Ja, 
 1917. Mem., A. F. A. M.; First V. P., 
 West Efficum Soc, 1917; Soc. of Indus. Engrs. 
 Married Mary Vertrees Wrather, Ag 5, 1914, 
 Chicago. Address, 1447 Albion St., Chicago. 
 
 2978. CHESTER ALVA FOREMAN 
 (Husband of No. 2798) 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 29, 1883, 
 Pittsfield, 111. Prepared in Pittsfield H. S. 
 Civ. Engr., New York City, 1907-9; Detroit, 
 1909-11; Kansas City, Mo., 1911; Asst. Engr., 
 U. P. R. R. in charge of Engine Terminal 
 and Const., Cheyenne Wyo. Married Ruby 
 Blanch Risser ('06), O 7, 1913, Kansas City, 
 Mo. Children: Chester Alanson, b. Ap 11, 
 1916; Eleanor, b. Mr 18, 1918. Address, 2542 
 Cfharlotte St., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., 
 Cheyenne, Wyoming. 
 
 2979- MATT FOWLER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 5, 1878, Marion, 111.; 
 s. J. M. Fowler. Prepared in Ewing Coll. 
 LL. B., Grant Univ., Tenn., 1906. Address, 
 Silver City, N. M. 
 
 2980. PERRY JOHN FREEMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1916: b. 
 
 Jl 25, 1881, Lilly Chapel, O.; s. John C. (b. 
 Ap 25, 1836, do.) and Cynthia E. (Olney) 
 Freeman (b. O 31, 1840, Delaware, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. of 111. Acad. Pres., M. E. Soc. 
 Instr., M. E., Univ. of Pa., 1907-10; Instr., 
 Mach. Const, and in charge Mech. Engng. 
 Dept. Shops, Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Asst. Mgr., 
 Regulator Dept., H. Mueller Mfg. Co., Decatur, 
 111., 1912; Browning Engng. Co., Cleveland, 
 O., 1913; Mech. Engr., Gullett Cotton Gin Co., 
 Amite, La., 1913-14; Instr., App. Mech. and 
 Hydraulics, Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, 
 Kan., 1914-15; Asst. Prof., App. Mech. and 
 Mach. Design, 1915-16; Engr. of Tests, Pitts- 
 burgh Testing Lab., Pittsburgh, 191 6 — . Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. ; Nat. Assn. St. Engrs.; Soc. 
 Prom, of Engng. Educ; Sigma Tau; Presby. 
 Church. Married Clotilde Ligon Reid, Jl i, 
 1914, Amite, La. Children: Eva Margaret, b. 
 My 26, 1915: Mildred, b. Mr 7, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 5010 Friendship Ave., Pittsburgh; bus. 
 add., Grant St., do. 
 
 2981. HERMAN HENRY FRICKE 
 Master Mech.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 2, 1882, 
 
 Sparta, 111.; s. Fritz (b. 1852, Ger.) and Wil- 
 lemihna (Stallman) Fricke (b. Chester, 111.). 
 Prepared in Sparta H. S. Asst. Master Mech., 
 Copper Co., Shattuck, Ariz. Mem., B. P. O. E.; 
 Nat. Assn. of Stationary Engrs. Address, Box 
 3494, Brisbee, Ariz. 
 
 2982. ROBERT OWEN FRIEND 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 5, 1878, Wy- 
 oming, O.':! s. George Nicholas and Anna 
 (Owen) Friend. Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. 
 S. Sigma Nu; Phoenix. Engr., Chicago, 1907- 
 8; do., Tippecanoe Elec & Power Co., Monti- 
 cello, Ind., 1908-9; do., Racine, Wis., 1909 — . 
 Address. Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Moline, 111. 
 
 2983. FREDERICK WILLIAM FRYE 
 (Brother of No. 807) 
 Teacher; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 4, 1879, Dan- 
 vers. 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ag 3, 1828, Alsace, 
 France) and Katharine (Kinginzer) Frye (b. 
 1838, (Tongerville, 111.). Prepared in Wheaton 
 Coll. Teacher, Anderson Valley Union H. S., 
 Calif., 1915 — . Address, 1108 S. Michigan 
 Ave., Bloomington, 111. 
 
 2984. ALICE EVELYN FULLENWIDER 
 (LYTLE) 
 (Wife of No. 1552) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 7, 1885, Mechanics- 
 burg, 111.; d. William Allan (b. N 20, 1842, do.) 
 and Alice (Elkins) Fullenwider (b. F 20, 1845, 
 do.). Prepared in Mechanicsburg H. S., Bettie 
 Stuart Inst, Springfield, 111. Y. W. C. A.; 
 Alethenai; Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Beta Kappa: 
 Prelim. Honors; Class Hist. Mem., Assn. of 
 Coll. Alumnae, Springfield, 111., 1908-9. Mar- 
 ried Ernest Barnes Lytle ('01), Ag 15, 1912. 
 Children: Edith, b. N 26, 1913; William Ful- 
 lenwider, b. Ag 4, 1917- Address, 1203 S. 
 Busey, Urbana. 
 
 2985. STANLEY WORCESTER GALHULY 
 Supervising Arch.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 5, 
 1884, White Hall, 111.; s. M. J. (b. Akron, O.) 
 and Lucy (Worcester) Galhuly (b. White Hall. 
 111.). Prepared in White Hall H. S. Super- 
 vising Arch., Barnett, Haynes & Barnett, Archs., 
 White Hall, 111. ist Lt., Engrs.; Capt., Q. M. 
 C. 1918; Mustered out, Ja 11, 1919, Address, 
 White Hall, 111. 
 
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 2986. WILLIAM JAMES GALLOWAY 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 10, 1883, Deerfield, III.; 
 
 s. J. M. Galloway. Prepared in Deerfield Tp. 
 
 H. S. Address, Deerfield, Ill.t 
 
 2987. MOODY GANNAWAY 
 LL. B.; b. Mr 17, 1885, Mattoon, 111.; s. R. J. 
 Gannaway. Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Ad- 
 dress, Mattoon, Ill.t 
 
 298S. HARRY GARDNER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 24, 1880, 
 Viola, 111.; s. J. C. Gardner. Prepared in Red- 
 ding Coll. Address, Broadhead, Wis. 
 
 2989. LLOYD GARRISON 
 Lawyer; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., igii; b. 
 D 10, 1884, Wellington, III.; s. Aaron and 
 Rosanna (Kelly) Garrison. Prepared in Mil- 
 ford H. S.; E. E. Soc. ; Eta Kappa Nu; Final 
 Honors; Pres., Elec. Engng. Soc.; Mgr., first 
 elec. show. Apprentice Engr., Denver Gas 
 & Elec. Co., 1907-8; Contr., Champaign, 1908-9; 
 Engr., Utah Light & Ry. Co., 1909-16; Prac- 
 ticed law. 1916-17. Utah Nat. Guard, 1913-17; 
 On Mexican Border 1916-17, 145 F. A., 1913-17; 
 Capt., 1917; do., A. E. F.. France, 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 28, 1919. Auth. : Several articles in 
 the So Elec, Atlanta, Ga. Mem., Illuminating 
 Engng. Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Assn.; Mem., 
 Sons of Jove. l^arried Evelyn Dresser, Jl 
 9, 1914, Salt Lake City. Child, Barbara Jose- 
 phine, b. F 2, 1917. Address, 1557 Redondo 
 Ave., Salt Lake City. 
 
 2990. CHARLES MILBURN GASH 
 Publishers' Representative; A. B. in Sc. ; b. 
 N 27, 1876, Macomb, 111.; s. Edgar (b. S 3, 
 1851, Huntsville, 111.) and Sarah Mahala 
 (Markham) Gash (b. Ja 17, 1855, Canton, 
 O.). Prepared in Macomb. H. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., 1906. 111. Rep., Houghton- 
 Mifflin Co., publishers. Address, Macomb, 111. 
 
 2991. WILHELMINA HOLLY GENTSCH 
 (HARRIS) 
 (Sister of No. 3374) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 11, 1877, New 
 Philadelphia, O.; d. Daniel Conrad (b. N 18 
 1844, do.) and Elizabeth Hawley (Powleson) 
 Gentsch (b. D 25, 1847, do.). Prepared in New 
 Philadelphia, O. and Washington. D. C. H. 
 Schs.; West. Reserve Univ.' Alpha Xi Delta; Le 
 Cercle Francais; Final Honors; iPhi Beta 
 Kappa. First Pres. Coll. Club, New Phila- 
 delphia, O. ; Pres. Vesta Club, 1911-12. Mar- 
 ried Ivor Harris, O 7, 1909, New Philadelphia, 
 O. Children: Julia Gwendoline, b. My 6, 
 ipii; Ivor David, b. F 9, 1913; John Daniel, 
 b. S 9, 1917. Address, 164 E. Ave., New 
 Philadelphia, O. 
 
 2992. CHARLES BAYARD GIBBONS 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 28, 1884, 
 Balaton, Minn. Prepared in Univ. of Wash., 
 1905-7. Asst. in G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1907; 
 Instr., Univ. of N. Mex., Albuquerque, N. Mex. 
 Mem., Congr. Church. Address, 4749 isth 
 Ave., N. E., Seattle. 
 
 2993. FORREST LINN GIBBS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 18, 1885, Prince- 
 ton, 111.; s. Walter Linn (b. Mr 27, 1859, do.) 
 and Rosella Tane (Priestley) Gibbs (b. S 11, 
 1859, do.). Prepared in Princeton Tp. H. S. 
 Psi Upsilon. Draftsman, 1907-12; Farming, 
 19x2 — . Address, 1225 S. Main St., Prince- 
 ton, in. 
 
 2994. PORTIA EUNICE GILKERSON 
 
 (HOPPER) 
 
 (Wife of G334; Daughter of No. 138; Sister of 
 
 Nos. 1685, 1877, 2396) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 7, 1886, Genoa, 111.; 
 
 d. Hiram (b. O 14, i8t;3, do.) and Portia 
 
 (Moffet) Gilkerson (b. D 15. 1853, Tex.). 
 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alethenai; H. Sc. 
 Club; Prelim, and Final Honors. Mem., Univ. 
 Church. Married Herbert Andrew Hopper 
 (g'07), Jl 31. 1907. Urbana. Children: Elizabeth, 
 b. My 30, 1909; Portia Arvilla, b. S 27. 1912; 
 Herbert A., Jr., b. Mr 24, 1914. Address, 106 
 Driving Place, Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 2995. THOMAS EDWARD GILL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ja 8, 1886, 
 Pecatonica, 111.; s. John (b. Dublin, Ireland) 
 and Ellen (Hackett) Gill (b. Clonnel, do.). 
 Prepared in Pecatonica H. S. J. D., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1909. Philomathean; Spalding Guild; 
 Phoenix; Pol. Sc. Club; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Class Baseball; Interclass Debate; Pres., Sr. 
 Class, first sem.; Hatchet orator; Permanent 
 Class Sec; Bus. Mgr.. Illini. Practicing Atty., 
 1910; Law Clerk in office of Atty. Gen., 1911; 
 Briefmaker, do., 1911; Asst. Atty. Gen., 191 1- 
 13; Practiced law, Rockford, 111., 1913; Part- 
 nership with Stanton A. Hyer, under firm 
 name of Hyer & Gill, 191 8 — . Mem., K. of C; 
 Sec. Rockford Bar Assn., 1916-18; L. O. O. 
 M.; Pres., Young Men's Bus. Assn. of Rock- 
 ford, 1917; Mem., Bd. of Dir., Chamber of 
 Commerce, do.; Bd. of Dir. of Boys Club, 1909; 
 Married Vida Campbell, Ag 2, 1909, Peca- 
 tonica, III. Children: Thomas William, b. D 
 9, 1910; Norma Katherine, b. Ag 31, 1912. 
 Address, 201 S. Day Ave., Rockford, 111.; 
 bus. add., 315 W. State St., do. 
 
 2996. ELEANOR M. GLENN 
 (Sister of Nos. 1336, 1337, 4675) 
 Agent; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 21, 1883, 
 Mattoon, 111.; d. Joseph Chamberlain (b. F 10, 
 1848, Coles Co., 111.) and Mary (Tatherine 
 (Ferguson) Glenn (b. Ja 5, 1856, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Teacher, Cham- 
 paign, 1907-9; do.. Newton H. S., 111., 1909- 
 11; do., Olney H. S., 111., 1912; Agt. for 
 Mags. Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 207 
 E. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 2997. ARTURO V. GONZALEZ 
 Professor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ja 30, 1885; 
 s. Esteban (Nadadores, Coah, Mexico) and 
 Cipriana (Depeda) Gonzalez (b. Saltillo, do.). 
 Prepared in Saltillo, Coah, Mexico. Sigma 
 Xi. Arch., concrete const.; Prof, in Math. 
 Auth. of a differential and integral calculus 
 to be published soon. Married Carmen (»ar- 
 cia, Ja 3, 1909. Children: Beatriz, b. N 18, 
 1910: Arthur E., b. Je 4, 1912. Address, 
 Pueblo St., No. 13, Monterey, Mex. 
 
 2998. DONALD GRAHAM 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 24, 1885, 
 Noblesville, Ind.; s. William Braden (b. N. 
 Washington, Pa.) and Clara Catharine (Dar- 
 rah) Graham (b. Clarksville, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Noblesville, Ind., H. S. Arch. Club; Univ. 
 Orchestra; First Holder of Francis J. Plym 
 European Traveling Fellowship in Arch., 191 1- 
 12. Draftsman, W. F. Alexander & Son, La- 
 fayette, Ind., 1907; Frank B. Hunter, Elmer 
 Dunlap, and C. C. C. and St. L. R. R., Indian- 
 apolis, 1907-10; Hewitt & Emerson, Peoria, 
 1910-11; European Travel, 1911-12. Const, and 
 Forrestry Div.. S. O. S., S. O. N., Tours, 
 France. Married Alma Marguerite Speck, Ap 
 9, 1910, Evansville, Ind. Child, Helen Vir- 
 ginia, b. Mr 24, 1911. Address, 35 S. 9th St., 
 Noblesville, Ind.f 
 
 2999. SYLVESTER HENRY GRAUTEN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 26, 
 1886, Denver; s. Henry Sylvester (b. O 12, 
 1852, Steubenville, O.) and Amelia (Lugibihl) 
 Grauten (b. Kansas City, Kan.). Prepared 
 in Chicago Eng. H. and Man. Tr. Sch. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. 
 E. Elec Asst., N. Y. C. & H. R. R.; Elec. 
 Engr., Grand Central Terminal, New York 
 
278 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 City; Testing Engr., Panama Canal, Gatun, 
 C. Z.; Asst. Engr., Pub. Service Co. of No. 
 III.; Elec. Engr., Kansas City Ry. Co. Mar- 
 ried Yolande Marie Graiiten, Je i, 191 5, New 
 Orleans. Address, 4224 Harrison, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; bus. add., 1500 Grand Ave., do. 
 
 3000. SIDNEY GREAR 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 14, 1885 
 Anna, 111.; s. Walter (b. F 24, 1850, Tones- 
 boro. 111.) and Flora (Walker) Grear (b. My 
 27, 1854, do.). Prepared in Anna H. S. Egyn- 
 tain Club; C. E. Club; Varsity Track; cipt., 
 do., 1907; Class Track, 1904; Class Treas., 
 1906. Chainman, Louisville, Ky., 1907; Rod- 
 man, Water Valley, Miss., 1907-9; Draftsman, 
 Chicago, igo9-ii; Asst. Engr., do., 1911-13; 
 Chief Draftsman, do., 1913 — . Mem., Struct. 
 Engrs. Assn., 111. Married Gussie Baker, 
 O 25, 1 91 1, Water Valley, Miss. Child, Wal- 
 ter, b. N 9, 1912. Address, 1537 E. 65th St., 
 Chicago; bus. add.. Room 1000 Central Sta., dv. 
 
 3001. BESSIE ROSE GREEN 
 (Sister of Nos. 878, 2110) 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1910; b. 
 D 6, 1885, Ivesdale, 111.; d. Patrick (b. N 
 7, 1842, Ireland) and Maria (Hopkins) Green 
 (b. Mr 23, 1845, do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Teacher, Atlanta H. S., 111., 1907-8; 
 Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1908-9, 191 1-12, 
 and 1916-17; Instr., Biol., Univ. of Colo., 
 1917 — . Address, 1083 13th St., Boulder, 
 Colo. 
 
 3002. MOSES GREENLEAF 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 24, 
 1883, Jacksonville, III.; s. Edward Spara- 
 hawk (b. 1838, Bangor, Me.) and Kate (Ban) 
 Greenleaf (b. 1846, St. Louis). Prepared in 
 Jacksonville H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Phoenix; 
 Delta Rho Sigma; Yoxan; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 MgT. Football; Chiii., Jr. Prom. Com.; Cadei 
 Hop. Com.; Sergt., Univ. Regt. Grain & Lum- 
 ber Business. 1907-9; Mgr. Stock Ranch, 
 1909 — . Married Georgia Lillian Stice, O 28. 
 1908, New Jacksonville, 111. Children: Henry 
 Stewart, b. JI 20, 1909; Moses, Jr., b. O 22, 
 191 1. Address, Kingman, Kan. 
 
 3003. MARGARET GRACE GREENMAX 
 
 (Sister of No. 1691) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 9, 1885, Nokomis, 
 111.; d. Edwin Gardner (b. Jl 19, 1848, Corn- 
 ing. N. Y.) and Carrie Hoos (Paine) Green- 
 man (b. Jl IS, i860, Castleton, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Phi Delta Psi ; 
 Illiola. Address, R. i. Pond Creek, Okla. 
 
 3004. WALTER GAY GRIERSON 
 Draftsman: B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 4, iSS.', 
 Morrison, 111.; s. John (b. D 7, 1842, Scot- 
 land) and Mary (Robertson) Grierson (b. Je 
 13. 1850, Albany, 111.). Prepared in Morri 
 son H. S. Delegate from Arch. Club to Arch. 
 League of Am., held at Washington, D. C. 
 Ap 1907. Draftsman, Memphis, 1908; do., 
 Minneapolis, 191 1; do.. Milwaukee, 191 1 — . 
 Mem., Baptist Church; A. F. A. M. Address. 
 6go Bartlett Ave., Milwaukee; bus. add., c/o 
 C. Henneckee Co., do. 
 
 3005. ALEXANDER HUNTER GUNN 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 7, 1884, 
 Evanston, 111.; s. Alexander Hunter, Sr. (b. 
 Jl 15, 1834, New York City) and Emily Althea 
 (Dyer) Gunn (b. Ap 30, 1839, Elmira, O.). 
 Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. Mask and 
 Bauble; Opera Club; Argos Club. Salesman 
 and Designer, Wallace Mach. Co., Champaign, 
 1908; Draftsman, Green Engng. Co., 1908-12; 
 Chief Draftsman, Crown Specialty Co., Chi- 
 cago; Dist. Sales Mgr., Am. Exten., Univ. of 
 Los Angeles. Invented (with J. D. Wallace) 
 cam pump driver, patented; new type, re- 
 
 I1907 
 
 lief or safety valve, patent pending. Mem., 
 Congr. Church; lUini Club. Married Harriet 
 Brewster Willcox, Mr 20, 1909. Children: 
 Alexander Hunter, III, b. Ap 16, 1910; Buck- 
 ingham Willcox, b. My 31, 191 1. Address, 
 817 Hinnian Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 3006. AXEL FERDINAND GUSTAFSON 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1912; b. N 
 24. 1S80, Joy, 111.; s. G. A. (b. Ag 7, 1843, 
 Sweden) and Augusta (Tern) Gustafson (b. 
 Je 4, 1848, do.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. 
 -\gr. Club; Adelphic; Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; 
 Prelim, honors. Asst., Soil Physics, Univ. of 
 111., 1907-10; Instr. do. 1910-11; Assoc, do. 
 and first asst., do., Agr. Exp. Sta., S i, 1911- 
 15; Asst. Prof., Soil Phys., Coll. of Agr. and 
 Asst. Chief. Soil Phys., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-18; Grad. Work, Cornell, 1918— . 
 .\uth.: (with J. G. Mosier) Soil Phys. Lab. 
 Man., Ginn & Co., Boston, 1912; Soil Moisture 
 and Tillage for Corn, Bill. 181, Univ. of III. 
 Agr. E.rp. Sta., 1915; Soil Phys. and Mgmt., 
 J. li. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia, 1917; Soil 
 Erosions and methods of Prevention, Bui. 207, 
 Univ. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1918. Dumping 
 Soil into the Sea, How to Reduce Soil Ero- 
 sions, Farm and Fireside, Vol. 38, No. 18, 
 191 5; Makes the Hill Acres Pay, Soil Improve- 
 ment of Worn Hill Lands, do.. Vol. 38, No. 
 22. 191 5. Presiding officer. Alpha Zeta, igio- 
 T2; mem.. Am. Soc. Agronomy. Married Zora 
 Dean McUmber, Je 30, 1914, Charlotte, Mich. 
 Child. Helen Lucile, b. Ap i, 1918. Address, 
 709 W. Nevada St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 115 Cook St., Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 3007. ALTA GWINN (SAUNDERS) 
 (Sister of Nos. 4689, 6268, 6924) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L & A.; A. M., 1910; 
 I). N 19, 1886, Oakland, 111.; d. Oliver Muncle 
 (b. Je 23, 1858, Oakland, 111.) and Sara 
 (Wells) Gwinn (b. O 12, i860). Prepared in 
 Oakland H. S. Delta Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai; Sec. Y. W. C. A.; 
 flon. mem.. Gamma Epsilon Pi. Prin., H. S., 
 Ridgefarm, 111., 1907-9; Asst., Eng., LTniv. of 
 111., 1910-18; Instr., do., 1918 — . Married 
 Thomas Earle Saunders, S 18, 1914, Urbana. 
 .iddress, 806 Goodwin Ave., Urbana. 
 
 3008. MICHAEL EDWARD HAGAN 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 9. 1884, 
 Champaign Co.; s. Thomas (b. Mr. 8, 1858, 
 N. Y. City) and Mary A. (Brennan) Hagan 
 (b. Mr 4, 1859, Ottawa, Can.). Prepared in 
 St. Mary's H. S., Champaign. E. E. Soc. 
 With Laclede L. & P. Co., St. Louis, 1908; 
 Teacher, Man. Tr., DePaul Univ., Chicago, 
 1908; do., Univ. of Dallas, Tex., 190S — . 
 Mem., Assn. of Stationary Engrs. (Hon.). 
 Married Margaret LIrsula Mahoney, Ag 24, 
 1909. Springfield, 111. Address, 4105 Holland 
 St., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 3009. HARRY GRAY HAKE 
 
 (Husband of No. 7575) 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 1910; b. 
 V 1883, Barry, 111.; s. Ernest Charles (b. Ger.) 
 and Mary (Gray) Hake (b. Barry, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Barry H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma 
 -Ki. Instr., E. E., Univ. of 111., 1907-13; do., 
 St. Louis, 1913 — . Auth.: Street Lighting, 
 Univ. of 111. Exp. Sta., 191 1- Mem., A. I. E. 
 E.; Illuminating Engng. Soc; Local represen- 
 tative. Illuminating Engng. Soc, St. Louis. 
 Married Minnie Etta Thomas ('16), Je 18, 
 191 o. Champaign. Child, Mary Katherine, b. 
 N 27. 1916. Address. 61 10 Washington Ave., 
 .St. Louis; bus. add., Washington Univ., do. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 3010. ELLIS BERNARD HALL 
 (Brother of No. 3763) 
 Chem. and Engr. ; B. S. in Chein.; b. My 
 21, 1883, Hoopeston, III.; s. Ervin Stevens (b. 
 F 14, 1855, Tonica, 111.) and Violetta (Richard- 
 son) Hall (b. Je 19, 1852, Peoria). Prepared 
 in Hoopeston H. S. Sigma Nu. Asst. Chem., 
 Mo. Pacific R. R., 1907-9; Chem., Vandalia R. 
 R., 1909-11; Chem. and Engr. of Tests, Big 
 Four R. R., 191 1 — . Mem., A. C. S. ; Am. 
 Soc. for Testing Materials; 111. Water Supply 
 Assn. Married Cleo Geneva Millikan, O 15, 
 1914. Indianapolis. Child, Frances Louise, b. 
 Je 10, 1917. Address. 3019 N. New Jersey St., 
 Indianapolis; bus. add., Engr. of Tests, Big 
 Four R. R., Beech Grove, Ind. 
 
 30 11. JANET ALLETTA HALL 
 (Sister of No. 3390) 
 
 Secretary; A. B. in Sc; b. Je i, 1884, Dan- 
 ville, 111.; d. Harry Augustus (b. D 29, 1853, 
 Lafayette, Ind.) and Alletta Berrien (Lever- 
 ich) Hall (b. O 1854, Danville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Danville H. S.; Studied Infant Welfare in 
 Ger., 1911. Alpha Epsilon Iota; Varsity Bas- 
 ketball. John Crerar Lib., 1907-8; Univ. of 
 Chicago Lib., 1909; Chicago Pub. Lib., 1909- 
 10; Asst. and Sec. to Dir., Infant Welfare 
 Service, Chicago Health Dept., 1910-11; Social 
 work, private sec, 1912-17; Sec., Visiting 
 Nurse Assn., Santa Barbara, Calif., 1917 — ; 
 Typhoid Work in Belgium under the Comn. 
 for Relief in Belgium, unofficially, 1914-15. 
 Auth. : Next to the King, address read at 
 banquet given Brand Whitlock at Toledo, on 
 his last trip home from Belgium; Sch. Lunches 
 -were the Beginning (Organization of work in 
 Belgium), in Calif. Social Agencies Bui., F 
 1918. Mem.. Chicago Ethical Soc; Woman's 
 City Club, Chicago; Calif. St. C^onf. of Social 
 Agencies. Address, Gen. Delivery, Santa Bar- 
 bara, Calif. 
 
 3012. QUINCY ALLEN HALL 
 
 Sec, Engng. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. JI 2, 
 1882; s. Alonzo J. (b. Ag 23, 1852, Chicago) 
 and Sarah Amanda Hall (b. Mr 4, i860, Hick- 
 man, 111.). Prepared in Milford H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Delta Upsilon; M. E. Soc; Swimming 
 Team; Track Squad. Appointed Mech. Drafts- 
 man, 1907 (served six weeks); Asst. Testing 
 Engr., 1907-9; Testing Engr., 1909; Sec, Mor- 
 gan T. Jones Co., Inspecting Engrs., Chicago, 
 1914 — . In Panama Canal Service, a Branch 
 of the Army, 1907-14. Mem., Am. Soc. for 
 Testing Materials. Address, Sec, Morgan T. 
 Jones Co., Inspecting Engrs., Chicago. 
 
 3013. FREDERICK EDWARD HANKE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. : b. Mr 11, 1882, 
 Freeport, 111.; s. A. E. Hanke. Prepared in 
 Freeport H. S. Married Elizabeth Showers. 
 Address, 60 N. Western Ave., Detroit.! 
 
 3014. ROBERTA LOUISE HANNA 
 Treacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 6, 1884, 
 Chicago; d. James Robert (b. Ag 14, 1851, 
 Chicago) and Dorabel (Laing) Hanna (b. D 15, 
 1856, Va.). Prepared in Oak Park H. S.; 
 Chicago Teachers' Coll., 1908; Columbia, sum- 
 mer, 191 5. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Teacher, 
 H. S., Chicago; do., Austin H. S., Chicago. 
 Mem., Presby. Church; Chicago Alumnae of 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Chicago Coll. Club; Cen- 
 tral Assn. Sc. and Math. Address, 1018 Pleas- 
 ant St., Oak Park. 111. 
 
 3015. IVAN GUY HARMON 
 (Brother of No. 4693) 
 Engr. and "Contr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 26, 
 1884, Evanston, 111.; s. Josiah Gilbert (b. Ap 2. 
 1858, Olney, 111.) and Emma (Murvin) Har- 
 mon (b. D 21, 1862, Bible Grove, 111.). Prepared 
 in Flora H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Yoxan; 
 
 279 
 
 Shield and Trident; Sigma Xi; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Track; Jr. Prom. Com. Engr., Grand 
 trunk lacihc, 1907-9; Denver Reservoir Co 
 1909-10; Engr. and Contr., 1910— . Auth.: Re- 
 construction of Marshall Lake Dam, The Engrs 
 Kccord 19 10. Mem., Univ. Club of Denver. Ad- 
 dress. Lebanon, 111. 
 
 3016. JOSEPH MILTON HARNIT 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 5, 1883, 
 Ludlow, 111^ s. Joseph Milton (b. New Castle, 
 Pa.) and Elizabeth Anna (Newlin) Harnit. 
 Prepared in Clarion (la.) H. S. With Crystal 
 i;alls Iron Min. Co., Mich., 1907-9; W. L. 
 Fergus & Co., Chicago, 1909-11; Green Engng. 
 Co., Chicago, 191 1 — . Address, 2423 E. 73d 
 St., Chicago; bus. add., 1300 Steger Bldg., cio.t 
 
 3017. BERTHA MAY HARPER 
 (Sister of No. 2414) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 22, 1886, 
 Granville, 111.; d. James Albertus (b. N 13 
 ■*^52, <ic.) and Carrie May (Durley) Harper 
 (b. My 22. 1853, Hennepin, 111.). Prepared in 
 Granville H. S. and Univ. Acad. Chi Omega, 
 leacher, H. S., Danville, 1907-09, 1911 — Ad- 
 dress, 1 103 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 3018. BESSIE MAYE HARVEY (GIFT) 
 
 > ^,V-^- '" i- '^ A-; b- -As 3, J 88s, Tolono, 111.; 
 a. William Towner (b. O 26, 1861, Urbana) and 
 Lida (Mullen) Harvey (b. N 3, 1863, Pesotum, 
 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S., Univ. Acad.; 
 Chicago Sch. Civics and Philanthropy, 1912-13 
 Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Asst. Instr., Chicago 
 Tr. Sch. for City and Foreign Missions, 191 1- 
 13; Visitor, L^nited Charities of Chicago. 1913- 
 14; do., 111. Children's Home and Aid Soc, 
 1914-iS; Asst. Supt., Associated Charities, 
 Champaign and Urbana, 1915; Dir., Pekin 
 Social Welfare League, 1915-17. Married John 
 Wilson Gift, Ja 22, 1918, Urbana. Address, 
 loio Glen Oak Ave., Peoria. 
 
 3019. HOWARD CHARLES HAUNGS 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1916; 
 
 li. F 5, 1861, Peoria; s. Charles (b. je 13, 1859, 
 :/(/.) and -Alice Elizabeth (Thornton) Haungs. 
 Prepared in Peoria H. S.; Class Basket Ball; 
 C. E. Club. Asst. Engr., Elliott & Harman 
 Engng. Co., Peoria. Mem., Peoria Lodge No. 
 IS, A. F. A. M.; Peoria Chapter No. 7, R. 
 A. M.; Peoria Commandery No 3, K. T. ; Mo- 
 hammed Temple A. A. O. N. M. S.; 111. Soc. 
 of Engrs and Survs. Married Florence Mable 
 Pierce, Je 7, 191 1, Peoria (died 1918). Child. 
 Robert Charles, b. Ag 25, 1916. Address, 434 
 Bigelow St., Peoria; bus. add., 144 Fredonia 
 .Ave., do. 
 
 3020. RALPH S. HAWLEY 
 Realty and Bonds; A. B. in L. & A.- I 
 F 20, 1886, Aurora, III.; s. Clark W. and Edna 
 V. (Chittenden) Hawley. Prepared in Lyons 
 Tp. H. S., LaGrange. Phi Kappa Psi; Act. 
 Capt.. Univ. Regt. ; Univ. Orchestra. With 
 The Trustee Companies and Bus. Property 
 Security Co., 1907 — . Auth.: Various tech. 
 articles in Buildings and Building Mgmt., Chi- 
 cago, 1913-14. Mem., Los Angeles Chap., Am. 
 Inst, of Banking; Coll. Club, Seattle (Charter 
 Mem.). Married Dorothy Winslow, Je 2, 1917, 
 Seattle. Address, 1124 3Sth Ave., Seattle'. 
 
 3021. AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON HAYES 
 (Husband of No. 4328) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 2, 1884, 
 Pleasant Plains, III.; s. Joseph Wright (b. do.) 
 and Fannie Maria (Pierce) Hayes (b. Win- 
 sted. Conn.). Prepared in Pleasant Plains H. 
 S.; M. S., Univ. of Wis., 1915. Alpha Zeta; 
 Acacia; Adelphic Soil Sur., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-og; Soil Fertility Investigations, 1909-10; 
 Teacher, Agr., Warren and East Grand Forks, 
 Minn., H. S., 1911-13; Co. Agr. Agt., Sullivan 
 
280 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1907 
 
 Co., Ind., 1913-16: do., Lorain Co., O., 1916 — ; 
 Ext. staff, O. St. Univ. Mem., Univ. of Wis. 
 Alumni Assn; A. F. A. M.; Emergency Agt., 
 U. S. Dept. of Agr. Married Essie E. Neal 
 ('10), Ap 4, 1912, Minneapolis (divorced F 6, 
 1914); Martha Fidelia Durham, Je 14, 1917. 
 Address, Gen. Delivery, Madison. Wis.; bus- 
 add., Co. Agr. Agt., Lorain Co., O. 
 
 3022. MABEL ANNIE HAZELTON 
 (BURNHAM) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 12, 1884, Morrison, 
 111.; d. Charles N. (b. Jl 2, 1847, Elmira, N. 
 Y.) and Sarah J. (Moore) Hazelton (b. D 18, 
 1846, Leeds, Eng.). Prepared in Morrison H. 
 S.; N. W. Univ., 1903-6. Chi Omega. Mar- 
 ried Albert G. Burnham, Mr 18, 1914. Child, 
 Charles Hazelton, b. F 19, 1915. Address. 
 Morrison, 111. 
 
 3023. ROY RAYMOND HELM 
 (Husband of No. 3116; Brother of Nos. 5201, 
 
 8410) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 25, 1886, 
 Metropolis, 111.; s. Douglas W. (b. Jl 23, i860, 
 Johnson Co., 111.) and Mary Ann (Howell) 
 Helm (b. F 17, 1863, do.). Prepared in Me- 
 tropolis H. S.; J. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1909. 
 Adelphic; Pol. Sc. Club; Eng. Club; Egyptian 
 Club; Van Twiller Moot Court; Phoeni.x; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Rho; Assoc. Ed., 
 Illio, 1907; Ed., mini, 1906-7. Lawyer, Salt 
 Lake City, 1909-11; do.. Metropolis, 111., 
 1911 — . Married Mabel Moore ('07), D 28, 
 1910, Clinton, 111. Child, Robert Raymond, 
 b. Je 21, 1918. Address, Metropolis, 111. 
 
 3024. LORA ATKINS HENION 
 
 (SUTHERLAND) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 1; b. F 14, 
 1870, Ann Arbor, Mich.; d. Lauren Lansing 
 (b. Mr 25, 1849, do.) and Frances Rebecca 
 (Atkins) Henion (b. S 10, 1851, Elmore, O.). 
 Prepared in Ann Arbor H. S.; 111. Woman's 
 Coll., 1897-99. Alpha Omicron Pi; Y. W. C. 
 A.; Eng. Club; Kap'pa Delta Pi; Athenean; 
 Pres., Athenean Alumni Soc; Girls' Glee Club, 
 1906-7; A. C. A.; Univ. Grad. Club. Teacher, 
 Eng., Tuscola H. S., 1907-9; Asst., Eng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1909-12; Teacher, summer sch., Univ. 
 of III., 1910; Head of Eng. Dept., Pontiac 
 Tp. H. S., 1913-17. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Arthur Howard Sutherland, Jl 16, 
 1917. Child, John Lauren, b. Je 19, 1918. 
 Address, 2242 Cambridge St., Los Angeles. 
 
 3025. NELSON WILLIAM HEPBURN 
 (Husband of No. 3861; Brother of No. 6298) 
 
 Professor; B. S. and M. S. in Agr.; b. F 
 20, 1884, Emmetsburg, la.; s. J. G. and Jessie 
 (MacDonald) Hepburn. Prepared in Morengo 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Gamma Alpha. Asst. 
 Prof., Dairy Mfrs., Univ. of 111. Married 
 Mary E. Mann ('09), D 29, 1910, Oilman, 
 111. Children: Elizabeth, b. Jl 13, 1912; Ruth 
 Eleanor, b. D 6, 1915. Address, 806 Iowa 
 Ave., LIrbana. 
 
 3026. CHARLOTTE HESS (SMITH) 
 (Wife of No. 1771) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 17, 1886. Philo, 
 111.; d. Frederick Clarence (b. D 11, 1864) 
 and Cora L. (Moore) Hess (b. F 16, 1866). 
 Prepared in Philo H. S. Stud., Bible Teach- 
 ers' Tr. Sch., 1907-8. Alethenai; Y. W. C. 
 A.; Class Historian. Y. W. C. A. Sec, St. 
 Louis, 1908-10. Married Roy Smith ('02), O 
 10, 1910, Tokyo, Japan. Children: Stanford 
 Moore, b. My 17, 191 2; Roy Andrew, b. N 
 13. 1915- Address, Higer Cml. Coll., Kobe, 
 Japan. 
 
 3027. ALLEN LEET HIGGINS 
 (Brother of No. 746) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 29, 
 1885, Elmwood, 111.; s. Barney Prentiss (b. 
 Ap 29, 1833, Chester, Mass.) and Mary Eliza 
 (Leet) Higgins (b. ja i, 1842, Deep River, 
 Conn.). Prepared in Elmwood H. S. Agr. 
 Club. With St. Soil Sur., 1907; Farming, 
 1907-8; Bureau, Soils, U. S. Dept., Agr., 1908- 
 ij; O. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1912-14; Co. Agt., Des 
 Moines Co., la., 1914-16; Serum Bus., 1916-18; 
 Co. Farm Adviser, Moultrie Co., 111., 1918-^ — . 
 Married Lulu Katherine Stephens, Ap 24, 1914, 
 Columbus, O. Address, Sullivan, 111. 
 
 3028. HERMANN MARTIN HILDE- 
 BRANDT 
 (Brother of No. 2418) 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 13, 1886, 
 South Bend, Ind.; s. Henry (b. 1853, Ger.) 
 and Martha (Locher) Hildebrandt (b. 1862, 
 Africa). Prepared in LaSalle-Peru Tp. H. S.; 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1907-8; Univ. of Berlin, 
 1008-9; Univ. of Leipsic, 1909-10. T. B. 
 Blackstone Fellow, McCormick Sem., 1907; 
 Moderator, 1912; B. D., McCormick Theol. 
 Sem., Chicago, 1910. Pastor, Central Presby. 
 Church, Petersburg, 111., 19:0-14; do.. Third 
 Presby. Church, Springlield Church, 1914 — . 
 Married Margaret Louise Armitage, N 27. 1913, 
 P.tllwood. 111. Address, 1028 N. 7th St., Spring- 
 lield, 111. 
 
 3029. JOHN HARMON HINMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 22, 1884. 
 Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. Robert Nelson (b. D 18, 
 1856, do.) and Ella Elizabeth (Burghart) Hin- 
 man (b. O 31, 1858, N. Y.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Vernon II. S. Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman, Gen. 
 Constr. and Operating Work, Calumet & Ariz. 
 Min. Co., 1908; Master Mech.. Tri-Bullion 
 Smelting & Development Co., 1908; Draftsman 
 and Asst. Mech. Engr., Calumet & Ariz. Min. 
 Co., 1908-9; Asst. Mech. Engr., do., Courtland, 
 Ariz., 1909; Asst. Mech. Engr., do., Bisbee, 
 Ariz., 1909-10; Draftsman, Southwest. Portland 
 Cement Co., El Paso, Tex., 1910; Mgr., So. 111. 
 Motor Car Co., Mt. Vernon, 111., 1910; Erect- 
 ing Engr., Heine Safety Boiler Co., 1910-17; 
 Cochise Mach. Co., Los Angeles, 1918; Heine 
 Safety Boiler Co. charge of installation of boil- 
 ers for Emergency Fleet Corp. on West Coast, 
 1918 — . Address, 729 W. 8th St., Los Angeles. 
 
 3030. CHARLES EDWARD IIOFF 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 12, 1882, 
 
 Biggs, 111.; s. George (b. N 5, 1850, near Laur- 
 enceville, Ind.) and Jacobena (Yackly) Hoff 
 (b. O 8, 1850, do.). Prepared in Havana H. S. 
 Acacia; C. E. Club; Band. Insp. 111. St. Hy. 
 Comn., 1907-9; Asst. City Engr., Muskogee, 
 Okla., 1908-9; Mem. firm, Hoff & Williams, 
 1909—. Mem., A. F. A. M.; M. W. A.; Congr. 
 Church. Married Ethleen Estelle Sheets, D 9, 
 1Q07, Pekin, 111. Children: Stuart Sheet§, b. 
 Mr 3, 1909; Alice, b. Jl 7, 191 2. Address, 
 c/o Hoff & Williams, Muskogee, Okla. 
 
 3031. FRANK GORDON HOFFMAN 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 3. 1881, 
 
 Vera, 111.; s. John H. (b. 1840, Ger.) and Mary 
 E. (Miller) Hoffman (b. 1851, Ger.). Prepared 
 in Ger.-Am. Acad., Rochester, N. Y.; Dixon 
 Coll. C. E. Club; Tau Beta Pi. City Engr., 
 Marion, 111., 1907-8; Mem. firm, Hoffman, Town- 
 send & Co., Municipal Contrs., street paving 
 and sewering in various So. 111. cities; Gen. 
 Contr., 1914—. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Jestena K. Townsend, Je 3, 1907. 
 Champaign. Children: Gordon Townsend, b. 
 Ap 20, 1908; Edward Wade, b. Jl 30, 1909; 
 Katharine Mary, b. D 23, 1910. Address, Mari- 
 on, 111. 
 
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 3032. VERNON LEO HOLLISTER 
 (Husband of No. 2486) 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1911; 
 b. Mr 14, 1883, Cadillac, Mich.; s. J. C. F. 
 and Dorothy (Henderson) Hollister. Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S.; Lewis Inst. Omicron Alpha 
 Chi; Sigma Tau; Sigma Xi; Asst. Instr., Elec. 
 Lab.; Sales Engr., Century Elec. Co., St. Louis: 
 Assoc. Prof., Elec. Eng., 1907; Designed and 
 installed elec. power plant for Fairmount, Neb., 
 1909: do., steam heating plant for St. Home, 
 1909; Appraisal Engr., Neb. St. R. R. Comn., 
 19 1 2-14; Mun. Elec. Lighting Water Works 
 and .Heating Plants, Sidney, Neb., 1914; do., 
 Edgar, Neb., 1914; Uehling, Neb., 1914; Asst. 
 Chief Engr., Continental (jas and Elec. Corp., 
 1916; Appraisal of thirty-five Gas and Elec. 
 Corp., 1916; Consulting Engr., on Appraisal, 
 Continental Gas and Elec. Corp., 191 7 — . Auth. : 
 Induction Motors in Concatenation, Techno- 
 graph, 1907; Elimination of Instrumental Error 
 in Resistance Measurements, West. Electrician, 
 Ap 27, 1907; Short Circuit and Open Circviit 
 Tests of Transformers, Neb. Blue Print, 1908; 
 History and Development of the Telephone, do., 
 1910; Design of an Advanced Course in Alter- 
 nating Currerrts for Undergraduates — Thesis for 
 E. E. degree, Univ. of 111., 1911. Neb. Blue 
 Print, 191 1 (this issue dedicated to him). Mar- 
 ried Lela Gretchen Pilcher ('05), Ag 22, 1907, 
 Streator, 111. Child, son, b. Jl 21, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 3033. ALICE HOWE 
 (Sister of Nos. 2131, 2702, 3785, 6323, 9143) 
 Student; A. B. in L. & A.: b. Ap 2, 1884, 
 Chicago; d. Edward Gardiner (b. 1849, Brook- 
 line, Mass.) and Mary Elizabeth (Barnard) 
 Howe (b. 1855, Chicago). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. Pres., Alethenai; Eng. 
 and Ger. Clubs; Y. W. C. A.; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Teacher, 1907-08. Grad. work, Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1910 — . Mem., Bethany Union (Church. 
 Address, 10233 S. Wood St., Chicago. 
 
 3034. LESLIE DILLON HOWELL 
 (Brother of No. 7635) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 31, 1884, 
 Winfield, Kans. ; s. John J. (b. 1854, Rushville, 
 111.) and Ella C. (Dillon) Howell (b. 1856, 
 Rushville, 111.). Prepared in Ipava H. S. 
 Scholarship; Arch. Club; Philomathean; Alter- 
 nate, Ill.-O. debate; Philo.-Adelphic debate. 
 Draftsman with Bullard and Hill, Tacoma, 
 1907-08; Frederick Heath, do., 1908-00; Potter 
 and Merrill, do., 1909-11; W. C. Knighton, St. 
 Arch., Salem, Ore., 1911-15; Sr. Arch., Inter- 
 state Commerce, San Francisco, 1915-18. Third 
 E. R. O. T. C. Camp Lee, Va. Active duty 
 since F 9, 1918, as ist Lt. E. R. C, ist Repl. 
 Regt. Engrs., Washington Barracks, D. C.; 
 Capt., Gen. McKinstry's Div., work in connec- 
 tion with war damage claims of the Allies: 
 Auth.: The Tacoma High School Stadium, 
 Engng. Record, O 29, 191 o. Mem., Univ. Club, 
 Tacoma, 1907-11; Tacoma Tennis Club, 1909 — . 
 Married Harriet Maxwell, Je 22, 1910, Tacoma, 
 Wash. Child, Jonathan Maxwell, b. Jl 7, 1918 
 (died S 26, 1918). Address, 3071/2 N. L St., 
 Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 3035. HAROLD DE MOTT HUGHES 
 (Brother of No. 4224; Husband of No. 1919) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 16, 1882, 
 Antioch, 111.; s. Hugh David and Jessie (Yule) 
 Hughes. Prepared in Univ. Acad.; M. S., Univ. 
 of Mo., 1908. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; Pres., 
 Adelphic; Phi Kappa Phi; Pres., Agr. Club; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt.; Adelphic-Philo Inter-Soc 
 Debating Team. Instr., Coll. Agr., Univ. of 
 Mo.. 1907-10; Prof. Farm Crops, la. St. Coll. 
 in cnarge Farm Crops Investigations, Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1910 — . Inventor: Ames Seed Scarifier; 
 Hughes Seed Counter. Auth.: Various Buls. 
 
 Mem., Assn. Official Seed Analysts of N. A. 
 (Pres.). Married Lulu M. Lego ('03), O 14, 
 1908, New Orleans. Children: John Nelson, 
 b. N 28, 1909; Daniel Edison, b. D 11, 191 1; 
 Alice Miriam, b. My 15, 1914. Address, 604 
 7th St., Ames, la. 
 
 3036. WARD LOUIS HULL 
 Dairy Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 25, 1885, 
 Whitehall, 111.; s. Louis Kossuth (b. Ja 12, 1852, 
 Perth Amboy, N. J.) and Ruth Matilda (Amos) 
 Hull (b. Mr 21, 1858, near Whitehall, 111.). 
 Prepared in Roodhouse H. S. Agr. Club. 
 Asst. Dairy herdsman, Chicago Stock Farm, 
 near Buffalo Center, 1907-8; Post grad. work. 
 Dairying, Univ. of 111., 1908-9; Traveling in 
 Can. and West. States, 1909; Official Tester, 
 Ore. Agr. Coll., 1909-13; Dairy farming near 
 Ballston, Ore., 1913 — . Mem., Loyal Am. 
 Lodge; Hon. mem., Nat. Agr. Soc; M. E. 
 Church. Married Pearl Marie Ellis, Je 4, 191 3, 
 Whitehall, 111. Address, Ballston, Ore. 
 
 3037. ADAM ALBERT HUMMEL 
 (Brother of Nos. 3038, 3039) 
 Phys., Surg, and Osteopath; B. S. in Sc; 
 M. S., 1908; b. Ap 12, 1877, Roberts, 111; s. 
 John (b. Ag 7, 1834, Frankfort, Ger.) and 
 Sarah Matilda (Upson) Hummel (b. Jl 14, 1846, 
 Akron, O.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 D. O., Coll., Osteopathic Phys. and Surg., Los 
 Angeles, 1915. Sigma Xi. Head of Sc. Dept., 
 H. S., Redlands, Calif., 1908-10; Teacher, Sc, 
 St. Norm. Sch., Los Angeles, 191 o. Practicing 
 Phys., Surg, and Ost., 1918 — . Pres. So. Calif. 
 Sc. and Math. Assn., 191 2. Married Edna 
 Estelle Daniels, Ag 16, 1910, Mitchell, S. Dak. 
 Children: David Daniels, b. Je 6, 1913; Robert 
 John, b. My 14, 1917 (died My 17, 1917); 
 Jean Ruth. b. Ja 11, 1919. Address, 7978 Nor- 
 ton Ave., Los Angeles; bus. add., 5502 Santa 
 Monica Blvd., do. 
 
 3038. SARAH MATHILDA HUMMEL 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3037, 3039) 
 Osteopath; A. B. in Sc; b. Roberts, 111.; d. 
 John (b. Ag 7, 1834, Frankfort, Ger.) and 
 Sarah Matilda (Upson) Hummel (b. Jl 14, 
 1846, Akron. O.). Prepared in Roberts H. 
 S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Attended Columbia 
 Univ.. Summer 1910. D. O., Ost. Coll. Phys. 
 and Surg., Los Angeles, 1916. Teacher, Pen- 
 dleton, Ore., Acad., 1907-8; Seattle H. S., 
 1908-9; Instr., Univ. of Wash., Summer Ses- 
 sion 1909; established Dept., Home Econ., and 
 Instr. in charge, do., Univ. of Wash., 1909-12; 
 Instr. Home Econ. Summer Session, Univ. of 
 Cal., 1912; Instr. do., St. Norm. Sch., Manual 
 Arts and Home Econ., Santa Barbara, Calif., 
 1912-13. Stud., Osteopathic Coll. of Phys. and 
 Surgs., 1913-16; Stud., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 Baltimore, 1916-17; Practicing Phys., Chicago, 
 191 7 — . Mem., Kappa Psi Delta; Am. Ost. 
 Assn.; 111. Ost. Assn.; Chicago Coll. Club. 
 Address, 4436 Drexel Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 
 27 E. Monroe St., do. 
 
 3039. WILLIAM GRANDVILLE HUMMEL 
 (Husband of No. 2232; Brother of Nos. 3037. 
 3038) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 19, 1880; s. 
 John (b. Ag 7, 1834, Frankfort, Ger.) and 
 Sarah Matilda (Upson) Hummel (b. Jl 14, 
 1846, Akron, O.). Prepared in Normal H. S. 
 M. S., Univ. of Calif., 1912. Sigma Pi; Phi 
 Delta Kappa. Instr., Colo. Agr. Coll., Ft. Col- 
 lins, Colo., 1907-8; Instr., N. Mex. Agr. Coll., 
 1908-9; Teacher, Agr., H. S., Oxnard, Calif., 
 1909-10; Head of Agr. Dept.. H. S., Fresno, 
 Calif., 1910-11; Instr., Univ. of CaliL, 1911-12; 
 Asst. Prof., Agr. Educ, do., 1912-13; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1913-18; Prof., do., 1918 — . On 
 leave from Univ. of Calif., 1917-18, acting as 
 Agr. Agt. for Fed. Bd. for Vocat. Educ, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Auth.: Materials and Methods in 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [190} 
 
 H. S. Agr.. Macmillan Co., N. Y., 1913; various 
 buls. Married iiertha Ella lioyce ('04), D 14, 
 1907, Denver. Address, 6118 Ocean View Drive, 
 Oakland, Calif.; bus. add., Univ. of Calif., 
 Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 3040. HARRY PAUL HUMPHREYS 
 (Brother of No. 3790) 
 Garage Proprietor; B. C. in M. E.; b. S 
 30, 1885. Sheffield, 111.; s. David Franklin (b. 
 Mr 15, 1861, do.) and Nellie Jennie (Seaver) 
 Humphreys (b. O 3, 1862, do.). Prepared in 
 Sheffield H. S. Sigma Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Shield and Trident. With C. & A. Min. Co., 
 Bisbee, Ariz., 1907-9; Draftsman, North Coast 
 R. R. Co., Spokane, 1909; Draftsman, 111. 
 Steel Co., Chicago, 1909-14; Proprietor, Col- 
 umbus Monument Garage, Chicago, 1914 — • 
 Married Grace Florence Stark, D 18, 1909, 
 Dixon, 111. Children: Stark Newell, b. Je 
 II, 1914; Janet Seaver, b. Je s, 1916. Address, 
 6850 Cornell Ave.. Chicago; bus. add., Colum- 
 bus Monument Garage, 9J44 S. Chicago Ave., 
 do. 
 
 3041. E. GLENNE HUNT (ROE) 
 \ B in Lib. Sc.; b. Mr 30, 1885, Dana, 
 Ind.; d. Charles Newton (b. D 13, 1859, An- 
 napolis, Ind.) and Nancy Arnetta (Newton) 
 Hunt (b. S 25. 1856, Toronto, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Dana H. S. \V. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. 
 Libn., 1907; Teacher, 1909-10; Stud., Stenog- 
 raphy. 191 1. Mem., O. E. S.; White Shrine 
 of Jerusalem; Baptist Church. Married John 
 McDonald Roe, F 8, 1912, Urbana. Address, 
 R. 7, Wapakoneta, O. 
 
 3042. JASPER NEWTQN HUNT, JR. 
 
 (Brother of No. 3420) 
 
 Pres., Mfg. Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F i, 
 1884, Rock Island, 111.; s. Jasper Newton (b. 
 F I 1851, New Castle, Pa.) and Amanda 
 (Frazier) Hunt (b. Hubbard, O.). Prepared 
 in Lewis In,st. Theta Delta Chi. Salesman, 
 Shaw-Walker Co., Chicago, 1907-10; on planta- 
 tion in Mex., My-S 1910; Salesman, Oliver 
 Typewriter Co., Chicago, 1910-11; do., Auto- 
 mobile Tire Dept., Diamond Rubber Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1912-13; Sec. and Treas., Canode & Hunt 
 Mfg. Co., 1913-17; Pres., The Jasper Hunt 
 Mfg. Co., 1918 — . Married Emma H. Hansell, 
 Mr 9, 1915. Address, 538 S. Clark St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 3043. LOUISE MARIE HUSE (PRAY) 
 (Wife of No. 2791) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 5. 1885, Mason 
 City, 111.; d. William Gardner (b. O 14, 1S53, 
 Enfield, N. H.) and Sarah Ann (Baner) Huse 
 (b. Ag :i, 1855, Cincinnati). Prepared in 
 Mason H. S. thi Omega; Phi Delta Psi. 
 Married Ralph Marble Pray ('06), Ja 15, 190S. 
 Mason Citv, 111. Children: Lee Huse, b. D 26, 
 1909; Ralph Huse, h. Ap 15, 1910; Richard, b. 
 II 10, 1911; Peggy Huse, b. F 25, igi.i- Ad- 
 dress, 822 Columbian Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 3044. CLAIRE ELWOOD HUTCHIN 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1909; 
 b. Mr 21, 1887, Decatur, 111.; s. Walter (b. 
 F 24, i860, Kan.) and Anna Katherine (Dille- 
 hunt) Hutchin (b. Ta i, iSbo. Decatur, HI.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Ilus Club; Delta 
 Sigma Rho; Fuller Law Club; Organization, 
 111. Union. Law Clerk, Buckingham & Gr.iy, 
 Decatur, 111., 1909-10; Lawyer. O. W. Smith 
 & C. E. Hutchin, 1010-18. Commanding Officer, 
 No. St. Norm. Sch., Marquette, Mich. Mem., 
 Decatur Club. Address. 1429 W. Macon St., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 529-.30 Powers Bldg.. 
 do. 
 
 3045. WALTER HENRY HUTH 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 25, 1886; 
 5. H. G. (b. My 20, 1862, Arnswalde, Ger.) 
 and Emma Frances (Totzke) Huth (b. S 28, 
 
 1859, Reinwasser, do.). Prepared in Chicago 
 H. Schs. Beta Theta Pi. Pres., Kohlbry-How- 
 lett Co. Contracting Engrs., Chicago. Married 
 JVIarguerite Jaques, N 7, 1912, Chicago. Child- 
 ren: Margaret Knight, b. Ag 19, 1913; Edward 
 Everett, b. My 14, 1916. Address, 6229 Win- 
 throp Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3046. DAISY DELL IRWIN (BRONSON) 
 (Wife of No. 3293) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 23, 1886, Longview, 
 111.; d. James Wesley (b. Ag 28, 1845, Fred- 
 ericktown, O.) and Margaret M. (Fisher) Ir- 
 win (b. Ag 25, 184S, Calcutta, O.). Prepared 
 in Westfield H. S. Illiola. Married George 
 Earl Bronson ('08), My 27, 190S, Urbana. 
 Child, Margaret Irwin, b. S ig, 1910. Address, 
 235 N. Long Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 3047. ERNST OTTO JACOB 
 (Husband of No. 2621) 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 
 2, 1886, Dresden, Ger.; s. Ernst Wilhelm (b. 
 Jl 8, 1858, Weinboehla, Ger.) and Augusta 
 Emile (John) Jacob (b. D 26, i860, Grossen- 
 Monnera, Ger.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 Adelphic; Y. M. C. A.; M. E. Soc; Stud. 
 Vol. Band; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Chm., Cap and Gown Com.; Toast- 
 master, M. E. Banquet; Speaker, Sr. Class 
 Farewell Breakfast. Asst. St. Sec. 111. Y. M. 
 C. A., 1907-10; Foreign (traveling) Sec. In- 
 ternat. Comn. Y. M. C. A.; Traveling Sec. in 
 Turkish Empire, 1910-16; Y. M. C. A. service 
 to Allied Prisoners of war in Germany, 1916- 
 17; Army Y. M. C. A., 1918 — . Auth.: Arti- 
 cles on religious, missionary and Y. M. C. A. 
 work; Ed., The Assn. Quarterly. Mem., 
 Constantinople Golf Club; Ger. Evang. Synod 
 of N. Am. ; Presby. Church. Married Sarah 
 Orrilla Conard ('06), Ag 6, 1908, Monticello, 
 111. Child, Philip Ernest, b. Jl 12, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, 1007, 347 Madison Ave., New York City. 
 
 3048. CARL JAMES 
 Horticulturist; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 10. 1883, 
 Pike Co., 111.; s. Henry (b. Eng.) and Ella E. 
 (Smith) James (b. la.). Prepared in Pittsfield 
 H. S. Sigma Xi. In charge Hort. Dept., T. A. 
 Gillespie Loading Co., N. J. Married Gurna E. 
 Sullivan, Mr 23, 1910, Windsor, Can. Chil- 
 dren: Helen, b. F 22, 1913 (died Ag 1917): 
 Carl S., b. My 20, 1915. Address, Pittsfield 
 III.; bus. add., South Amboy, N. J., c/o T. A. 
 Gillespie Loading Co. 
 
 3049. KATHERINE BELLE JERVIS 
 (Sister of Nos. 4237. 7656) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; .■\. M., 191 1; h. 
 Ja 10, 1885, Champaign; d. Joseph (b. 1833, 
 Staffordshire, Eng.) and Catherine (Sheargold) 
 Jervis (b. 1844, do.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Teacher, Versailles. Ky., 1912; Teacher, 
 Eng. H. S., La Jolla, Calif.; do.. Champaign. 
 .Address, 307 S. State St., Champaign.t 
 
 3050. RICHARD DALE JESSUP 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 26, 1885, 
 
 Syracuse, Neb.; s. John J. (b. Goshen, N. Y.) 
 and Annie (Waibel) Jessup (b. Elmwood, 111.). 
 Prepared in Eng. High and Man. Tr. Sch., Chi- 
 cago. Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. With West. 
 Elec. Co., Hawthorne Sta., Chicago. Married 
 Matilda Voight. S 23, 191 5- Chicago. Child, 
 Robert Dale, b. F i, 191 7. Address, 11 17 Mas- 
 sasoit Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3051. ALICE SARAH JOHNSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 960, 1359. 1536, 1709. 2712) 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; A. B. in L. & A., 1913; 
 b. Champaign: d. Charles B. (b. O 8, 1843. 
 Pocahontas, 111.) and Maria Louisa (Lewis) 
 Johnson (b. Ag -■8, 1847, Chatham. 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Final Honors in 
 
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 Lib. Sch. Cataloger, Univ. of Minn., 1907-09; 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1909; Ref. Asst., Univ. of 
 111., 1909 — . Address, 804 W. Church St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 3052. ERNEST HUNGERFORD JOHNSTON 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 26, 1882, 
 Columbus, Ga. ; s. John H. and Georgia (Hung- 
 erford) Johnston. Prepared in Y. M. C. A. 
 Night Sch., Chicago. Scholarship; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Cadet Engr., Denver (ias & Elec. Co., 1907-9; 
 Cashier, Henry L. Doherty & Co., Bankers, 
 1909-17; V. P. and Dir., Cities Service Co., 
 1917 — • Married Jeannie Ferguson Michie, Ja 
 18, 1911, Denver. Child, Blanche Hungerford, 
 b. Ja 5, 1912. Address, 157 Lincoln Road, 
 Westfield, N. J.; bus. add., 60 Wall St., New 
 York City. 
 
 3053. WALLACE FRANKLIN JONES 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 10, 1870, 
 Sigourney, la.; s. David Jones. Prepared in 
 111. St. Norm. Univ. A. M., Columbia, igo8; 
 Ph. D., N. Y. Univ., 191 1. Head of Dept. of 
 Educ, Univ. of S. Dak. Auth.: Prin. of Educ, 
 Macmillan Co., 191 1; -An Experimental-Critical 
 Study of the Problem of Grading and Promo- 
 tion, 191 1 ; Concrete Investigation of the Mat- 
 erial of Eng. Spelling, Univ. of S. Dak., 1913; 
 Vitality of Teaching, St. Dept. of Educ, Pierre, 
 1913; A Study of Handedness, LTniv. of S. Dak.. 
 1918. Mem., N. ¥.. A. Married Cora B. Ed- 
 wards. Address, Vermilion, S. Dak. 
 
 3054. HAROLD PRATT JOY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 4, 1885, near 
 Chapin, 111.; s. John liachelder (b. Ja 12, 1848, 
 near Jacksonville, 111.) and Alice Assenith 
 (Pratt) Joy (b. O 9, 1849, near Chapin). Pre- 
 pared in Chapin H. S. Y. M. C. \.; Pres., 
 Agr. Club. Married Mabel Drake, O i, 1908, 
 Decatur, 111. Children: Warren Drake, b. D 
 10, 1909; Mary Elizabeth, b. D 4, 191 1. Ad- 
 dress, Chapin, Ill.y 
 
 3055. JOHN OSCAR KAMMERMAN 
 Professor; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 2, 1884, 
 Joliet. 111.; s. John (b. O 6, 1855, Joliet, 111.) 
 and Annie Margaret (Goetschel) Kammerman 
 (b. Ag 14, 1857, N. v.). Prepared in Joliet 
 Tp. H. S. Aztec Club; Varsity Dancing Club; 
 Mgr., Class Football; Jr. Prom. Com. Elec. 
 Insp., Goodman Mfg. Co., 1907-8; Instr., E. 
 E., Univ. of Pa., 1908-10; Instr., do.. Pa. St. 
 Coll., 1910-12; Asst. Prof., do., 1912-15; .\ssoc. 
 Prof., do., 1915-18; do., Elec. Engng., Univ. of 
 Okla., Norman, Okla., 1918 — . Married Eliza- 
 beth Ebert. O 8, 1905. St. Joe, Mich. Children: 
 Charles John, b. Ja 12, 1907 (died Ap 5, 1908); 
 Linda, b. Je 12, 1909. Address, LTniv. of (3kla., 
 Norman, Okla. 
 
 3056. VIOLA MARTIN KAMPF 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 27, 1883, Mendota, 
 111.; s. C. C. Kampf. Prepared in Univ. of 
 Minn. Address, 704 Delaware Ave., S. E., 
 Minneapolis. 
 
 3057. FRED CROSBY KEELER 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 24, 1882, 
 
 Belvidere, III.; s. Ennis S. (b. F 26, 1854, 
 Belvidere, 111.) and Harriet Sa.xton (Crosby) 
 Keeler (b. Ja 24, 1854, Janesville, Wis.). 
 Prepared in N. Belvidere H. S.: No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sell., 1901-3. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Teacher, Univ. Acad., two yrs.; do., Man. Tr. 
 H. S., Peoria, 1909-15; in Retail Coal and 
 Fuel Bus., Belvidere, 111., 191 5 — -. Married 
 Alice Pineger Rogers, N 26, 1909, Belvidere, 
 111. Child, Raymond Rogers, b. My 18, 1912. 
 Address, 415 E. Lincoln Ave., Belvidere, III. 
 
 3058. MYRON AVERY KENDALL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My i, 1882, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. Thos. H. (b. Ag 12, 1860, 
 Aurora, 111.) and Minnie (Pease) Kendall (b. 
 
 Ap 28, 1864, do.). Prepared in W. Aurora 
 H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Phoenix; 
 Yoxan; Prelim. Honors; Gym. team. Drafts- 
 man, S. A., 1907-8; Chief Draftsman, 1908-10; 
 Chief Engr. and Supt., 191 1 — . Mem., A. S. 
 M. E.; Licensed Struct. Engr., St. of 111. Mar- 
 ried Luella Flinn. Je 15, 1910, Aurora, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 715 Garfield Blvd., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Stephens-Adamson Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 3059- JOSEPHINE KERR (ALLISON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 3819; Wife of No. 2551) 
 Bacteriologist; B. S. in II. Sc. ; M. S., 1909; 
 b. Ja 13, 1885, Urbana; d. Thomas Wesley (b. 
 N 18, 1838, Rockford, N. C.) and Sarah 
 Elizabeth (Ellrod) Kerr (b. Ag 25, 1855 Ur- 
 bana Tp., III.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Sigma Xi. Asst., Bacterid., Lab. Physiol. 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1907-11; Asst. to 111. 
 Pellegra (Tomn.. 1910-11; Lab. technician, 
 Minn. St. Sanitorium for Consumptives, 1916- 
 17; Asst., H. Sc. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 
 Auth.: The Fecal Bacteria of Healthy Men, 
 Jour, of Infectious Diseases; Bacillus Abortus 
 of Bang, the Cause of Contagious Abortion in 
 Cattle; Contributions of Bacteriology to the 
 Home, Jour, of Home Econ. Married Fred 
 Gray Allison ('06), Mr i, 191 1. Urbana. Child, 
 Thomas Kerr, b. O 7, 1913. Address, 610 N. 
 Market St., Urbana. 
 
 3060. LEON BROWNING KINSEY 
 Civ. P:ngr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 23, 1880, 
 
 Mackinaw, 111.; s. Nichols Beddle and Caroline 
 Kinsey. Prepared in Mackinaw H. S. and 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ. Acacia; C. E. Club, Pres. 
 Teacher, Okla. St. Univ.; City Engr., Musko- 
 gee, Okla., Mun. Contr. Married Alice Rick, 
 Je 10, 1 90 1. Child, John Rick, b. My 
 27, 1910. Address, 303 S. Glenwood Ave., 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 3061. WILLARD ALFRED KNAPP 
 (Husband of No. 2950) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 29, 1885, 
 Farmer City, 111.; s. Alfred J. (b. 1837, Guil- 
 ford, Ind.) and Mary Jane (Swales) Knapp 
 (b. Ag I. 1847, Dover, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Farmer City H. S. C. E.. Purdue Univ., 1911. 
 Acacia; Triangle; Sigma Xi. Am. Bridge Co., 
 Brooklyn, summer, 1907; Asst., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-8; Instr., Struct. Engng., Purdue Univ., 
 1908 — ; Asst. Prof., do., 1912-17; Chicago, Mil- 
 waukee & St. Paul R. R., summer, 1908; Rock 
 Island R. R., summer, 191 1. Capt.. E. O. R. C. 
 7th Regt., Ft. Leavenworth. Kan.; do., 5th 
 Div., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Mem., Ind. 
 Engr. Soc. Married Nell S. M. Davis ('07). 
 Ag 3, 1910, Farmer City, 111. Child, Wilfred 
 .Alfred. Jr., b. N 15, igi8. Address, 105 Fowler 
 .\ve., W. Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 3062. LOUIS SOLLIDAY KNORR 
 Municipal Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. 
 
 S IS, 1883, Chicago; s. Charles Alonzo (b. Ja 
 30, 1853, Philadelphia) and Eugenie (Solliday) 
 Knorr (b. Je 30, 1853, do.). Prepared in 
 Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. Phi Gamma Delta. 
 Mun. work, Chicago. Married Genevieve Llew- 
 ellyan, F 14, 1912, Chicago. Address, Lake 
 Bluff. 111. 
 
 3063. JEAN HOWARD KNOX 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 5, 1883, 
 Farmer City, 111.; s. John Howard and Sarah 
 Elizabeth (Coffeen) Knox. M. E. Soc; Choral 
 Soc; Shield and Trident; Delta Upsilon; 
 Track Team. Const, work on Pacific Coast, 
 1907-15; do. 111., 1915-18. Sr. Lt., Naval Avia- 
 tion Forces of U. S. A.. France, 1918; ist Lt., 
 Civ. Engng. Corps, Public Works, Bur. of 
 Yards and Docks. Naval Forces, France. Assoc. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Ellen Murray, O 
 2i, 1912, Champaign. Address, 306 Davidson 
 Drive, Champaign. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 I1907 
 
 3064. ALFRED RICHARD KOCH 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem Engng.; b. Ag 12, 
 188s, East. Alton, 111.; s. John William (b. Mr 
 31, 1838, Eckernfoerde, Ger.) and Henriette 
 Marie Else (Joesting) Koch (b. Ap 11, 1853, 
 Wittlage, do.). Prepared in Alton H. S. A. 
 M., Univ. of Wis., 1908. Phi Lamba Upsilon; 
 Sigma Xi; Chem. Club. Asst. in Chem., Univ. 
 of W^is., 1908-q; Chem., Cml. Acid Co., East St. 
 Louis, 111., 1909; Chem., Elec. Metallurgical 
 Co., Glen Ferris, W. Va., 1909-11; Chem., A. 
 Steel Foundries, Granite City, 191 2 — ; Chem., 
 J. J. Kessler Lab., St. Louis, 1912-16; Chief 
 Chem., A. Carbon & Bat. Co., East St. Louis. 
 III., 1916 — . Auth.: The Action of Hydrazine 
 on Ethyl Mesoxalate (with R. S. Curtiss and 
 E. J. Bartells) Jour. A. C. S. Mem. A. C. S. 
 Married Henrietta F. Kramer, Mv 21, 1912, 
 Alton, 111. Children: Alfred Richard, Jr., b. Je 
 z6, 1914; Charles Otto, b. Ap 3. 1917. Address, 
 414 Portland Ave., Belleville, 111. 
 
 3065. ALONZO PLUMSTED KRATZ 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 4259, 5256) 
 Research Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; M. S., 
 1909; b. Je 17, 1885, Champaign; s. Edwin 
 Augustus and Anna Mary (Bradley) Kratz. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Acacia; Gamma 
 Alpha; Sigma Xi; Pi Tau Sigma. Instr., M. 
 E., Univ. of 111; Research Assoc, Dept. of 
 Mech. Engng. Auth. : Tests of a Suction Gas 
 Producer, with C. M. Garland, Bui. No. 50, 
 Engng. Exp. Sta.; A Study of Boiler Losses, 
 Bui. No. 78, Engng. E.rp. Sta. Address, 315 S. 
 State St., Champaign; bus. add., Room 105, M. 
 E. Lab., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 3066. ELMER S. LAKE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 8, 1S82, 
 Athens, 111.; s. Henry (b. Cantrall, III.) and 
 Eliza (Central!) Lake (b. Athens, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. A. M., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1909. Eng. Club; Philomathean; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Teacher, 1907-8; 1909-10; Stud., 
 1908-9, 1910-12; Teacher, 1912-15; Internat. 
 Correspondence Sch., 1916-17; Teacher, 1917 — . 
 Married Grace May Mathers, Ag 17, 1909. 
 Cantrall, 111. Address, Armington, 111. 
 
 3067. INA OLIVIA LAPHAM (CROWN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Delhi, S. Dak.; d. Ed- 
 ward Vail (b. Danby, Vt.) and Sibyll E. (Put- 
 nam) Lapham (b. Big Bend, Wis.). Prepared 
 in Knox Coll.; Univ. of Ariz. Mask and Bau- 
 ble; Opera Club; Glee Club; Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Grad. work in Pub. Sch. Mus.. 191 1; 
 Teacher of Voice; Supvr. of Mus. and Draw- 
 ing, Pub. Schs., Deming, N. M., 1910-13. Mar- 
 ried Frank Lawrence (Trown, 1913, San Fran- 
 cisco. (Children: Frank Lapham, b. Ap 15, 1914; 
 George Lawrence, b. Jl i, 191 5- Address, 3436 
 Sheffield Ave., Oakland, Calif. 
 
 3068. ROBERT SHERMAN LARIMER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 6, 1886, 
 Evanston, 111.; s. Joseph McMaster (b. S 
 6, 1851, Pittsburgh) and Fannie Louise (Sher- 
 man) Larimer (b. F 10, 1857, Waukegan, 111.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch.; Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago. C. E. Club; Beta Theta Pi. 
 Stud. Branch. A. S. C. E. With Ryerson & 
 Sons Shipbuilding Co., 1918 — . Married Edwina 
 Lydia Pope, O s, 1910, Evanston, 111. Child, 
 Robert Sherman, Jr., b. D 20, 1913. Address, 
 1214 Maple Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 3069. JOHN C. LAWYER 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Je 28, 1884, Tennessee, 
 111.; s. Amos M. (b. My 20, i860, do.) and 
 Carrie (Farrenkopf) Lawyer (b. D 8, 1861, 
 Colchester, 111.). Prepared in Tennessee H. S. 
 Theta Kappa Nu; Valedictorian; Sec, Pol. Sc. 
 Club. Married Bess Dague, Je 14, iQit, Dan- 
 ville. 111. Child, Ruth, b. Jl 14. 1913- A^^- 
 dress, Macomb, III. 
 
 3070. WESTON BROSS LAZEAR 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 24, 1885, 
 Chicago; s. Dr. W. W. (b. D 17, 1855, Pat- 
 terson, N. J.) and Laura C. (Davies) Lazear 
 (b. Mr 26, 1857, Utica, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Chicago Man. Tr. Sch.; Armour Inst, of Tech., 
 1902-4. Phi Kappa Psi; "I" on Track Team. 
 Draftsman of Const., C. M. & Puget Sound 
 Ry., 1908-10- Chief Draftsman, Stephens- 
 .\damson Mfg. Co., Aurora, 111.,, 1910-14; 
 N. V. Mgr., do., 191 5—. Mem., A. S. M. E.; 
 .Mach. Club of New York City; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Edith Alma Danford, Je 25, 1910, 
 Aurora. 111. Children: Ralph William, b. Ap 2, 
 1913; Barbara, b. N 27. 1916. Address, 50 
 Church St., New York City. 
 
 3071. MARY HOWARD LEE 
 (Daughter of No. 218; Sister of Nos. 3835, 
 4769, 7030, 7722) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ta 11, 1883, Hamlet, 
 111.; d. Elisha ('79), (b. Ap 6, 1856. do.) and 
 Lena (Bopes) Lee (b. D 7, 1855, Edgington, 
 111.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. Eng. Club; Y. 
 W. C. A.; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 1907-9. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, Reynolds, 111. 
 
 3072. ETHEL LENDRUM 
 Emergency House Demonstrator; A. B. in 
 L. & A.; b. Jl 18, 1884, Goshen, Ind.; d. Alex- 
 ander (b. Je 19, 1853, ]\Iayo Co., Ireland) and 
 Julia Martha (Tucker) Lendrum (b. iVIr 3, 
 1S53, N. Y.). Prepared in Austin H. S. H. Sc. 
 Club; Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi. Taught in 
 Watseka H. S., 1908-11; Emergency House 
 Demonstrator, States Relation Service, 1917 — . 
 Mem., St. Legislation Food Comn. of 111. Ad- 
 dress, 1308 E. 53rd St., Chicago. 
 
 3073. BYRON RAY LEWIS 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 18, 1880, 
 Bridgeport, 111.; s. Joseph Battenfield (b. F « 
 4, 1850, do.) and Mary Ellen (Lake) Lewis 
 ( b. D 17, 1853, do.). Prepared in Bridge- 
 liort H. S.; Acad, of Vincennes Univ.; Vin- 
 cennes Univ., 1901-05. Sigma Pi (founder 
 of Phi Chapter, Univ. of 111.) ; charter mem., 
 Ionian. Teacher, Bridgeport H. S., 111. Mem., 
 Am. Hist. Assn. N. E. A.; 111. Hist. Assn.; 111. 
 .\ssn. of Teachers of Eng.; Nat. Geog. Soc, 
 Grand Herald of Sigma Pi of U. S. Address, 
 Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 3074. 'WILFRED LEWIS 
 
 Supt., Bldgs. and Grounds; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. Ap 28, 1883, Dubuque, la.; s. John Simon 
 (b. N 23, 1844, Potosi, Wis.) and Harriet 
 Richards (Boyle) Lewis (b. F 19, 1848, Glou- 
 cester, N. J.). Prepared in Dubuque H. S.; 
 Beloit Coll., 1902-3. Phi Kappa Psi. Rein- 
 forced Concrete; Topographic Sur. ; Founda- 
 tion Work; Hydraulic Regrading: Supt. Bldgs. 
 and Grounds, Univ. of Wash., Seattle, IQ16-17. 
 I St Lt., E. R. C. Camp Q. M., Camp Lewis. 
 .American Lake, Wash; Capt., Q. M. Corps, 91st 
 Div.. A. E. F., France. Mem., Coll. Club of 
 Seattle (one of founders). Married Carrie 
 Avery Tripple, Ja 22, 19 13, Seattle. Child. 
 Simon III, b. F 12, 1917. Died, F 10, 1919, 
 France. 
 
 307s. HERBERT FREDERICK LILL 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 3, 1884, Mascoutah, 
 111.; s. Peter W. and Anna (Naab) Lill. Pre- 
 pared in Mascoutah H. S. Mem., Local Ex- 
 emption Bd. No. I, of St. Clair Co., 111. Ad- 
 dress, Mascoutah, 111. 
 
 3076. ROGER FRANKLIN LITTLE 
 (Brother of Nos. 4780, 8538) 
 
 Lawyer and Lecturer; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 LL. B., 1909; b. O 19. i8Ss, Tolono, 111.; s. 
 Egbert Phelps (b. S 3. i857. Tonica, IlL) and 
 Matilda (Merry) Little (b. Mr 21, 1858, Tolono, 
 111.). Prepared in Tolono H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 .\lpha Delta Phi: Phi Delta Phi: Theta Kappa 
 Nu- Delta Sigma Rho; Shield and Trident; 
 
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 Pliilomathean; Mask and Bauble; Ind. Debate: 
 Wis. Debate; Pres., Y. iM. C. A.; Football 
 Team. Practice of law, Champaign, 1909-18; 
 Special Lecturer, Coll. of Law, second sem., 
 191 2; do., Sch. of Commerce, second sem., 
 1914-18. Mem., A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. 
 Married Julia F. Bush, Mr 14, 191 1, Urbana. 
 Children: Robert Bush, b. My 6, 1915; Richard 
 Roy, b. D 17, 1916. Address, 606 Chalmers 
 St., Champaign; bus. add., 107-9 W. iVIain St.. 
 Urbana. 
 
 3077. CHESTER R. LOGAN 
 (Brother of Nos. 2740, 3453) 
 Transitman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 25, 1880, 
 Edinburg, 111.; s. David (b. F 22, 1840) and 
 Martha Ellen (Sprinkle) Logan (b. Ap 12, 
 1852). Prepared in Edinburg H. S.; Tavlor- 
 ville H. S.: la. Wesleyan Univ. C. E. Club: 
 Army and Navy Club: Golf C^lub. Instrument- 
 man, C. & N. W. R. R., 1907: Transitman, 
 Panama Canal, 1907-8: Instrumentman, G. T. 
 P. R. R., 190S; Transitman, Panama Canal, 
 1908; with Inland Steel Co.. Indiana Harbor. 
 Ind. Capt., Co. C. 502nd Engrs., A. E. F.. 
 France. Auth.: Sketch of and short note 
 about a double gauge turnout. The Eiigvg. 
 News, 191 1. Mem., A. S. C. E. Married 
 Estelle Irene Kerns, Je 30, 1908, Abilene, Kan. 
 Address, Edinburg, 111. 
 
 3078. LOUIS VALENTINE LOGEMAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 2155) 
 Real Est. and Builder; B. S. in Agr.: h. Ja 7, 
 
 1883, Chicago; s. John and Mary (Dorr) lloge- 
 man. Prepared in Lake View H. S. Farmer, 
 1906-8; Real Est. and Builder, 1908 — . Married 
 Janet Adams Richards, Je 28, 1907, Chicago. 
 Child, May, i). Je 20, 1908. Address, 4142 
 \Varner Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3079. HELEN A. LOOMIS 
 A. B. in Sc. Address, 5610 Dorchester Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3080. JESSIE RUDISILL LOWRY 
 (VARNEY) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 28, 1885, Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind.; d. James B. (b. My 21, 1863, 
 Upper Sandusky, O.) and Maria Louise (With- 
 ers) Lowry (b. Ap 24, 1865, Ft. Wayne, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. Teacher, 
 School for Boys, Kenilworth, 111., 1909-11; 
 Pvt. Sec, do., 1911-12. Council of Nat. De- 
 fense, 1917-19. Mem., D. A. R. ; U. S. Daugh- 
 ters of 1812; Chicago Coll. Club; Woman's 
 City Club; Winnetka Woman's Club. Married 
 Ralph Wesley Varney, S 25, 191 2, Kenilworth. 
 111. Child, Louise Ellen, b. My 3, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 535 Cherry St., Winnetka, 111. 
 
 3081. FRANK SOLON LUNEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 5792, 7051) 
 Mech. Engr. ; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 12, 
 
 1884, DeKalb, 111.; s. Thomas A. (b. Jl 2, 
 1853, Rockford, 111.) and Anna A. (Solon) 
 Luney (b. Ap 14, 1856, Malta, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in DeKalb H. S. Mech. Engr., A. S. 
 & W. Co., DeKalb, 111. Married Sara Jean- 
 ette Murray, S 3, 1912, Clinton, la. Chil- 
 dren: Thomas Murray, b. Jl 15, 191 3; Jane, 
 b. Ja 20, 1916. Address, 727 N. 4th St., De- 
 Kalb, 111. 
 
 3082. LAWRENCE JUSTIN McCARTY 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 25, 1875, 
 Sioux City, la.; s. Lawrence and Eliza (Clin- 
 ton) McCarty. Prepared in Sioux City H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Arch. Club; Sigma Xi; Prelim. 
 and Final Honors; Spalding Guild; la. Club. 
 Head Draftsman, William L. Steele, Arch.. 
 Sioux City. la., 1907-17; Draftsman. Beuttler 
 & Arnold Co., 1917—. Mem., K. of C; An- 
 cient Order of Hibernians; Catholic Order of 
 Foresters; Shoreacre Club. Address. 107 23rd 
 St., Sioux City, la.; bus. add., 610 Security 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3083. »EARL WYETH McCONOUGHEY 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. D 27, 1883, Chicago; 
 s. O. H. McConoughey. Prepared in Armour 
 Inst., Chicago. Died Ja 19, 1908, Two Har- 
 bors, Minn. 
 
 3084. FREDERICK R. McCULLOUGH 
 Credit Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 2, 1887, 
 
 Streator. 111.; s. William Stewart (b. My 15, 
 1865, O.) and Ida May (Greenman) McCul- 
 lough (b. My 24, 1856, Sandwich, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Streator Tp. H. S. Pres., Jr. Class. 
 Credit man, Moneyweight Scale Co., Chicago, 
 1907-13; do.. Am. Felt Co., do., 1913-14; 
 With J. M. McCullough's Sons Co., Cincin- 
 nati, 1914-16; with McCaskey Register Co., 
 AHiance, O., 191 6-1 7; with Knight Tire & Rub- 
 her Co.. Canton, O., 1917-18; with Republic 
 Rubber Co.. Youngstown, O.. 19 18; Credit 
 Mgr., Devoe & Raynolds Co., (Chicago, 1918 — 
 Married Mattie Carter Trumbull, D 26, 1914, 
 Chicago. Child, Jean. b. F 2, 1918. Address, 
 7434 Stewart Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 14-16 
 W. Lake St., do. 
 
 3085. WILL JOHNSON McFARLAND 
 Publisher; A. B. in Sc; b. S 16, 1882, Car- 
 
 rollton. 111.; s. LeRoy (b. Mr 5, 1835, Big 
 Stone Gap, Va.) and Anna Celeste (Bradt) 
 McFarland (b. D 24. i8so, Baldwinsville, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Carrollton H. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., 1902. Acacia. Teacher, Lin- 
 coln H. S., Seattle, 1907-9; Representative, 
 Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co., Publishers, Chi- 
 cago, 1909-14; Sec, do.. 1915 — . 2nd. Lt., 
 Inf. N. .v., 1917, Ft. Sheridan; Assigned to 
 33.=;th Inf., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Ad- 
 dress, 623 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3086. JAMES FRANKLIN McINTIRE 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 13. 1882, 
 
 Farmer City, 111.; s. Marshall Collier (b. Ky.) 
 and Martha Ann (Laughlin) Mclntire (b. 
 Augusta, Ky.). Prepared in Farmer City H. 
 S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chief Engr., U. S. 
 Radiator Corp., 1907-12; Chief Engr.. 1912 — . 
 Mem., U. B. S. A. Married Provie Thomas. 
 Jl I, 1907, Chicago. Address, 65 Quincy Ave., 
 Detroit; bus. add., c/o U. S. Radiator Corp., do. 
 
 3087. RUHAMA LOUIS McINTYRE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 23, 1885, 
 
 Newman. 111.; d. Thomas (b. O 24, 1847, Ont.) 
 and Ruhama Melinda (Young) Mclntyre (b. 
 Ja 9. 1852, Crawfordsville, Ind.). Prepared 
 in 111. Wesleyan Univ. Acad.; 111. Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1902-4. Kindergarten Tr. Sch., John 
 B. Stetson Univ., 19 12. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Class Sec. Dir.. Kindergarten, Hibbing, Minn.. 
 1912-14; do. West Palm Beach, Fla., 1917-18. 
 Canteen Service. France, Y. M. C. A., 1918—. 
 Address, Newman, 111. 
 
 3088. FRANK HOTCHKISS McKELVEY 
 (Husband of No. 3836; Brother of No. 3854) 
 Appraiser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 16, 1882, 
 Sparta, 111.; s. Sidney Algernon (b. My 7, 
 1850, do.) and Hattie Frances (Hotchkiss) 
 McKelvey (b. S 27, 1859). Prepared in Sparta 
 H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Yoxan; Shield and 
 Trident; Alpha Gamma Rho; Mgr. Interschol. 
 Special Appraiser, Federal Land Bank; Pres. 
 Randolph Co. Farm Bur. Married Gertrude 
 Ann Lee ('09), F 9, 1910, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Mary Frances, b. D 17, 191 1; Frank 
 Hotchkiss, Jr., b. Ap 5, 19 17. Address, R. 
 3, Sparta, 111. 
 
 30S9. EVA MAE McKINNIE 
 
 (Sister of No. 4792) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 12, 1885. 
 
 Leroy. 111.; d. Virgil Ulysses (b. My 4. 1850, 
 
 Springfield, 111.) and Elizabeth (Hood) Mc- 
 
 Kinnie (b. D 26, 1853, Wales). Prepared in 
 
286 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1907 
 
 Leroy H. S. M. L., Univ. of Calif., 1911-1^. 
 Mem., llliola; Sec, Soph. Class; Capt., Jr. 
 basketball team. Teacher, Marshall, Tp. H. S., 
 111., 1907-10; do., Momence H. S., 111., 1910- 
 11; do., Champaign, 1912-16; do., Ft. Wayne, 
 Ind., 1916 — . Address, 1204 E. Grove St., 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 3090. ELIZABETH BELLE McKNIGHT 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 7, 1884, Cham- 
 
 bersburg. Pa.; d. James Alexander (b. Je 3, 
 1849, Indiana, Pa.) and Louisa Beattie (Lind- 
 say) McKnight (b. Mr 29, 1855, Peoria, 111.). 
 Prepared in Hyde Park XL S.; Soutli Side 
 Acad., Chicago. A. B., Wilson Coll., Cham 
 bersburg, Pa., 1905. Sec, Lib. Club. Libn., 
 Joliet Tp. H. S. Lib., 1907-11; do., Barringer 
 H. S. branch of Free Pub. Lib., Newark, N. 
 J., 1911-14; Asst. Libn., Girls H. S., Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y., 1914-15; Libn., Boy Ridge H. S., 
 Brooklyn, N. Y., 1915 — . Auth.: High School 
 Branch, H. W. Wilson Co., N. Y., 191 3; 
 Modern Am. Lib. Economy, part 7, ed. by 
 John Cotton Dana. Mem., Lib. Assn.; Wilson 
 Coll. Club, New York City; Sec, N. Y. H. S. 
 Lib. Assn., 1917; N. Y. St. Lib. Assn., 1914 — ; 
 N. Y. Lib. Club. Address, 260 7sth St., Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y. 
 
 3091. EDNA MILDRED McLAUGHLIN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 3, 1885, 
 
 Toledo, O.; d. Roy A. (b. Ag 3, i860, do.) 
 and Ida May (Mohler) McLaughlin (b. Jl 27, 
 1867, Mechanicsburg, Pa.). Prepared in Oma- 
 ha, Neb., H. S.; Knox Coll. Teacher, Padu- 
 cah, Ky., igo8-io; do., Owensboro, Ky., 1910- 
 17; do.. Eureka, Mont., 1917 — . Address, Box 
 322, Eureka, Mont. 
 
 3092. EVA ISABEL McMAHON 
 
 (Sister of No. 3469) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Chicago; d. George 
 (b. Ont., Canada) and Rachel McMahon (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Austin H. S.; Lewis Inst. 
 Asst. Libn., So. 111. St. Norm. Sch., Carbondale, 
 111., 1907-8; do.. Armour Inst., 1908-9; do.. No. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch., De Kalb, 111., 1909—. Ad- 
 dress, 451 College Ave., De Kalb, 111. 
 
 3093. JAMES WILLIAM McMANIS 
 Contr. and Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 20, 
 
 1882, La Moille, IlL; s. Hugh (b. F 20, 1845, 
 Kempville. Can.) and Elizabeth (Hedge) Mc 
 Manis (b. Jl 15, 1846. La Moille, HI.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. C. E. Soc. Struct. Steel 
 worker and designer. 111. Steel Co., 1907-9; 
 Arch, and Struct. Draftsman, 1909-J1; Fort- 
 ification Draftsman, U S. Govt. Engng. dept., 
 191 1-13; Bridge designer, G. N. Ry. Co., 1913- 
 14; Contr. and Engr., St. Paul, 1914 — ■. Mem., 
 mini Club, Chicago, 1907-9; Univ. of 111. Al- 
 umni Assn., St. Paul and Minneapolis, 1910- 
 II, 1913 — . Married Theodocia Ford, O 27, 
 1909, Kansas City, Kan. Child, Charles Hugh, 
 b. N I, 1913. Address. 956 Inglehart Ave., 
 St. Paul; bus. add., c/o McManis and Tarnoski, 
 484 Endicott Bldg., do. 
 
 3094. SARAH DAVINA M.^CKAY 
 
 (AUSTIN) 
 (Wife of No. 2883; Daughter of No. 104) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 23, 1884, Mt. Carroll, 
 111.; d. Henry ('76), (b. 1854, do.) and Susan 
 (Hostetter) MacKay (b. 1800, do.). Prepared 
 in Frances Shimer Acad., Mt. Carroll. M. S., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1910. Fellowship, Univ. of 
 Mich., 1909-10; do.. Smith, 1910-11; do., Mich., 
 191 1 — . Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai. 
 Instr., Psych., Vassar, 1912-13; Mich. Eugenics 
 Comn., 1913-14. Married Clem C. Austin, 
 ('07), N 30, 1914. Child, Briggs MacKay, b. 
 O 18, 1915; Robert MacKay, b. Jl 24, 1918. 
 Address, 2123 Dayton Ave., St. Paul. 
 
 309S- ALICE EMILY MADDOCK 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1916; b. 
 F I, 1884, Guelph, Ont., Can.; d. Horace Her- 
 bert (b. S 10, 1847, do.) and Margaret Amm 
 (Thompson) Maddock (b. F 26, 1847, Roches- 
 ter, N. Y.). Prepared in Calumet H. S., Chica- 
 go. Final Honors; Univ. Band. Teacher, Batav- 
 ia. 111., 1907-8; do., Wuhu, China, 1908-11; do., 
 Macomb, HI., 1911-14. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Y. W. C. A. Address, 9716 Howard St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3096. WILBUR CLINTON MADDO.X 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 1909; b. 
 Ap II, 1SS4, Galva, 111.; s. Charles Clinton, 
 and May (Brownlee) ^laddox. Prepared in 
 Galva H. S^ Chi Beta; Eta Kappa Nu. With 
 Bateman, Garrison, Maddo.x Co., Champaign, 
 1907-10; Maddox and Armstrong, Peoria, 1910- 
 ii; Harmon Engng. Co., do., 1911-17; Sales- 
 man, Commonwealth Edison Co., Duluth, 
 1917 — • Assoc mem., A. I. E. E. Married 
 Myrtle Lewis, Je 22, igio. Champaign. Child- 
 ren: Alice Marion, b. My 21, 1911 (died S 25, 
 1912); Harold Lewis, b. O 19, 1912; Wilbur 
 Allen, b. Mr 3, 1915. .Address. 211 Minneapolis 
 Ave., Duluth, Minn.; bus. add., 511 Alwortb 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3097. JOSIAH MAIN 
 
 (Brother of No. 2751) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; A. M., 1910; b. 
 Mr 29, 1870, Lincoln Co., Mo.; s. Alvin Nve 
 (b. Ja 17, 1844. Pike Co., 111.) and Lydia 
 Sarah (Foote) Main (b. Je 18, 1847, do.). 
 Prepared in Pittstield H. S.; No. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Alpha Zeta. Instr., Cape May, N. J., 
 Sch. of Agr., 1907; Asst. Prof., Agr. Educ, 
 Univ. of Tenn., 1907-9; Lecturer on Agr. 
 Pedagogy, St. .Vgr. Coll., Corvallis, Ore., 1910; 
 Agr., West. St. Norm. Sch., Hays, Kan., 1910; 
 Prof, of Agr., St. Agr. and Mech. Coll., Still- 
 water, Okla. Auth.: A Manuel for H. Schs., 
 LJniv. of Tenn., 1908; Educ. Agriculture, St. 
 Norm. Sch., Hays, Kan., Correlation of H. S. 
 Sc. and Agr. Educ, 1909; Making a H. S. 
 Course in Agr., do., Univ. Exten. in Tenn. 
 H. S., School Review, 1910; Agr. in the H. 
 Sch., School Sc. and Math., Ap 1910; Our Old 
 Friends, School and Home Educ, Ap 191 1; 
 Agr. in the H. S., Popular Science Monthly, 
 O 191 1. Mem., Com. Nat. Educ. Assn. to pre- 
 Triplett, Ag 7, 1900. Child, Norman Francis, 
 Triplett, Ag 7, 1900. Child, Norman Francis, 
 b. Tl II, 1901. Address, Pittsfield, 111. 
 
 3098. DAVID TIIADDEUS MARKS 
 Commission Merchant; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 
 5, 1886, Chicago; s. Phil N. (b. S 12, 1850, Ox- 
 ford, Eng.) and Bertha (Kahn) Marks (b. Ap 
 3, 1864, Berlin, Ger.). Prepared in Dixon H. 
 S. Engr., 1907-9; Salesman, 1909-10; Sales- 
 man and Mgr., Comn. Bus., 1910 — . Married 
 Frances Elizabeth Decker, Je 22, 1910, Chi- 
 cago. Child, Harold Lewis, b. S 13, 1911. Ad- 
 dress, 4912 Vincennes Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 848 W. Randolph St., do. 
 
 3099. CHESTER ARTHUR MARSHALL 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 30, 1883, 
 Marley, 111.; s. Griffin (b. N 30, 1846, New 
 Lenox, 111.) and Lucy Louise Josephine (Fry) 
 Marshall (b. F 19, 1849, Joliet, 111.). Prepared 
 in Joliet Tp. H. S.; Divinity Sch., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1907-10; B. D., do., 1910. Y. M. C. 
 A., cabinet. Adelphic. Pres., Neb. Debate; 
 Baptist Guild. Farmer, 1907; Baptist preach- 
 er, 1910; Homesteader, 1910; Presby. Minister, 
 19 1 6 — . Married Edith Lorentza Maynard, Ja 
 j8, 191S, Poison, Mont. Children: Anna Louise, 
 b. N 30, 1916; Laura Jane, b. Ag 4, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Libby, Mont. 
 
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 3100. JOHN LINTON MARTIN 
 (Brother of Nos. 1559, 1738) 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 12, 1886, Synviton, 111.; 
 s. James W. (b. F 22, 1846) and Viola M. 
 (Linton) Martin (b. Ja 23, 1847, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Wilmington H. S. Address, Box 68, 
 Wilmington, Ill.t 
 
 3101. JOHN EVERETT MARVEL 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 2, 1883, 
 
 Waynesville, 111.; s. Thomas (b. N 28, 1850, 
 do.) and Eleanor (Jones) Marvel (b. ^Ir 23, 
 i860, Midland City, 111.). Prepared in Waynes- 
 ville Acad.; Univ. of Chicago, 1905-6. 
 M. D., Rush Medical Coll., 1909. Passavant 
 Memorial Hosp., Chicago, 1910-11; Gen. prac- 
 tice, Waynesville, 111., 1912 — . Mem., Chicago 
 Med. Soc; 111. St. Med. Soc; A. F. A. M.; 
 Fellow, A. M. A. Address, Waynesville, III. 
 
 3102. JENNIE MARIE MATHER 
 
 (GUSTAFSON) 
 (Wife of No. 2406; Sister of Nos. 2456, 5807) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 3, 1878, Plainfield, 
 111.; d. George Phelps (b. F 7, 1856, do.) and 
 Rachel Cornelia (Scarritt) Mather (b. Ag 
 22, 1858, Joliet 111.). Prepared in Joliet 
 H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Final Honors. Married John C. Gustafson, 
 ('05), Jl 14, 1908, Plaintield, 111. Children: 
 Jane Mathilda, b. Je 15, 1909; John Mather, 
 D. Ja 26, 1911; Cornelia Anne, b. My 21, 1913; 
 James Argyle, b. My 8, 1915; Martha Mather, 
 b. O 10, 191 7. Address, 6943 Eggleston Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3103. BENJAMIN HULL MATTHEWS 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 27, 1885, Pittsfield, 
 111.; s. Ross Matthews. Prepared in Pitts- 
 field H. S. Practising Law, 1910 — . .-Id dress, 
 Pittsfield, Ill.t 
 
 3104. WYMER WASHINGTON MAXWELL 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. F 22, 1880, Charleston, 
 111.; s. B. R. Maxwell. Prepared in Charleston 
 H. S. Address, 3719 Galena St., Milwaukee. 
 
 3105. CHARLES LEO MEHARRY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 11, 1885, 
 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Abraham Patton (b. F 16, 1842, 
 Wingate, Ind.) and Martha Jane (McMillin) 
 Meharry (b. N 23, 1846, Sugar Grove, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Alpha Zeta; Agr. 
 Club; Cosmopolitan Club. Farmer, Attica, 
 Ind. Mem., Recommendation Com., conven- 
 tion of Hog growers called by Food .Admin- 
 istrator Hoover at Waterloo, la., 191 7; Pres., 
 Ind. Cattle Feeders Assn. Married Clara 
 Esther Burghardt, Je 24, 1908, Romney, Ind. 
 Child, Rachel Elizabeth, b. Ag 7, 191 7. Ad- 
 dress, Attica, Ind. 
 
 3106. HARVEY LEOX MELTON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 12, 1880, Nebo, 111.; 
 
 s. Churchill C. (b. 1845, Va.) and Martha A. 
 (Wilkinson) Melton (b. 1852, Mo.). Prepared 
 in Nebo H. S. Philomathean; Van Twiller 
 Court; Orat. Assn.; Honorary debating frater- 
 nity; Ind. Debate, 1903; Mo. Debate, 1904; 
 Pres., Orat. Assn.. 1907. Lawyer, Prague, Okla., 
 1907-12; do., Enfaula, Okla., 1912 — . .Auth. : 
 Okla. (Chattel Mortgage Law, Marshall Pub- 
 lishing Co., Enfaula Okla., ist edition. 1912; 
 do., 2nd edition, 1914. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Gertrude A. Campbell, Ag 27, 19 16, 
 Eufaula. Okla. Address, Eufaula. Okla. 
 
 3107. HAROLD THOMAS MERRITT 
 Business; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 24, 1883, 
 Salem, 111.; s. Thomas Emmett (b. Ap 29, 1832, 
 New York City) and Alice Medora (Mc- 
 Kinney) Merritt (b. Ja 2, 1843, Mt. Vernon, 
 111.). Prepared in Salem H. S. Sigma Chi; 
 Shield and Trident. Civ. Engr., C. E. I. 
 
 R. G. R. R., 1910; do., 
 . Pac. R. R., 1910-11; 
 
 Co., 191 1-15; Street 
 
 Supt., Ind. Tire Co., 
 1. Mem., Inter-Moun- 
 
 Salt Lake City, 1909; 
 
 191 1. Married Tessa 
 Evansville, Ind. Chil- 
 F 9, 1915; John Willis, 
 ,715 Washington Ave., 
 
 R. R., i9o8-g: do.. D. & 
 O. S. L. R. R. and So. 
 Sales Engr., Bucyrus 
 Paving Contr., 1915-17; 
 Evansville, Ind., 191 7-18 
 tain. 111. Alumni .Assn., 
 111. Club, Boise, Idaho, 
 M. Henry, O 22, 1913, 
 dren: Henry Thomas, b. 
 b. Ag 21, 191 6. Addrcss^ 
 Evansville, Ind. 
 
 3108. JOHN FREDERICK MEYER, Jr. 
 Director; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 25, 1886, 
 Hannibal, Mo.; s. John Frederick, Sr. (b. D 7, 
 1848, Hamburg, Ger.) and Katherina (Foss) 
 .Meyer (b. Mr 18, i860). Prepared in Hanni- 
 bal (Mo.) H. S. Theta Delta Chi; Arch. 
 Club; Tech>wgraph Bd. Pres. and Mgr., J. F. 
 Meyer Mfg. Co.; Sec. and Treas., Hannibal 
 Lumber Co. ; Dir., Computing Cheese Cutter 
 Co., .Anderson, Ind. Mem., Congr. Church; 
 Dir., Hannibal Club; Countrv Club; Hunting 
 and Fishing Club of 111.; A.'F. A. M.; B. P. 
 O. E. Address, Hannibal, Mo. 
 
 3109. CHESTER BRANCH MILLER 
 
 (Husband of No. 4373) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 3. 1882, 
 Scott Tp., Champaign Co., 111.; s. William 
 Thomas and Elizabeth (Branch) Miller. Pre- 
 pared in Seymour H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Ionian; 
 Scribblers Club; Mgr. Acad. Athletics, Spring, 
 1903. .Vsst. Prin., Mason City H. S., 111., 
 1908; Instr., Eng., Champaign H. S., 1908- 
 10; Alan. Tr. Dept., Elgin H. S., 111., 1910-12; 
 U. S. Census Enumerator, 1910; Teacher, 
 Soldan H. S., St. Louis, 1912-15; Man. Tr. 
 Dept., McKinley H. S., do., 1915; Teacher, 
 Yeatman H. S., do. Civ. Instr., Detachments, 
 (ias Engine & Motor Maintenance, U. S. Govt. 
 I'orces, St. Louis, 1918. Married Clara Pruyn 
 ('10), Jl 30, 1910, Keithsburg, 111. Children: 
 Clara Marguerite, b. Je 29, igii; Ruth Marian, 
 b. O 12, 191 7. Address, SS44A Von Versen 
 Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., McKinley H. S., do. 
 
 31 10. ROY AUSTIN MILLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 31, 1885, 
 
 .Aurora, 111. ; s. Alexander C. (b. Marion, O.) 
 and Julia (Austin) Miller (b. Kendall Co., 
 111.). Prepared in East Aurora H. S. Sigma 
 Nu; Class Football Team. Engng. Corps of Co- 
 operative Const. Co. Mem., B. P. O. E. Ad- 
 dress, 179 LaSalle St., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Gary and Interurban Ry., East Gary, Ind. 
 
 31 1 1. JOHN McCUEN MILLS 
 
 Min. Bus.; B. S. in Sc. ; b. Ag 14, 1885, 
 Milwaukee; s. Henry Graham (b. Kent, Conn.) 
 and Arevia (Mc("uen) Mills, (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. of Wis.; East Div. H. S., 
 Milwaukee. Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon. 
 Alining, San Antonio, Tex.; do., Idaho Springs, 
 Colo. Comn. 2nd Lt., N. A., 1917; ist Lt., 
 U. S. A., Camp Sheridan, Ala.. 1918. Address, 
 First Nat. Bank, Idaho Springs, Colo. 
 
 31 12. McQueen (millsaps) mills 
 
 Farmer; LL. B.; b. Jl 3. 1874, Butler, Tenn.; 
 s. Marion Alillsaps. (Name changed from 
 Robert P. Millsaps to AIcQueen Mills in Circuit 
 Coiirt, Je 30, 1909). Address, Butler, Tenn.t 
 
 31 13. MARTIN LAURENCE MILLSPAUGH 
 Consult. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 8, 
 1884, Lincoln Co., Kan.; s. Martin L. (b. 
 Walden, N. Y.) and Alice Virginia (Kirk) 
 Millspaugh (b. Baltimore). Prepared in 
 Davenport (la.) H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors. Draftsman, 
 Davenport Locomotive Works, 1907-8; Asst. 
 Chief Engr., Bettendorf Axle Co., Bettendorf, 
 la., 1908-9; Engr. on Constr., 1909-11; Engr., 
 
288 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1907 
 
 Gen. Mgis. office, 191 1; Traveling Insp. 
 Engr., 1911; Constr. Engr., The Algona Steel 
 Co., Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Can., 1911-14; 
 Consulting Engr., Chicago, 1914-16; do., and 
 Sec. and Treas., jNIills and Millspaugh Co., 
 Columbus, Cleveland and Akron, 0., 1916 — . 
 Mem., B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M.; Athletic 
 Club, Columbus; Columbus Auto Club. Ad- 
 dress, 595 E. Broad St., Columbus, O.; bus. 
 add., 67 E. Long St., do. 
 
 31 14. J. HOWARD MINER 
 (Husband of No. 3270; Brother of Nos. 2182, 
 4313, 5314) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 22, 1884, 
 Adair, IlL; s. Timothy Graham (b. 1839, Ful- 
 ton Co., 111.) and Prudence Harriet (Russell) 
 Miner (b. 1846, McDonough Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Macomb H. S.; Univ. Acad. Agr. 
 Club; Sec., Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Corporal, 
 Univ. Regt. ; Farmer, 1906-18; Agr. Farm Ad- 
 viser, 1918 — •. Mem., Mil. Tract Alumni Assn., 
 19 1 8. Married Edna Pearl Earnhart ('08), N 
 25, 1908, Urbana. Children: Harold Eugene, 
 b. Ae 9, 1910; Harvey Russell, b. N 17, 191 1; 
 Sibyl Irene, b. Ag 26, 1916. Address, Strong- 
 hurst, Henderson Co.j 111. 
 
 31 15. LOUIS CONWAY MOORE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 20, 
 1S84, Middleton, Va. ; s. George Oscar (b. D 
 31, 1859, Muncie, Ind.) and Lillian E. (Con- 
 way) Moore (b. S 6, 1859, Le-Grande, la.). 
 Prepared in Newman, 111. M. E. Soc. ; Chi 
 Beta; Treas.. Soph. Class; Class Football. 
 Chief Mech. Engr., McKinney Steel Co. Mar- 
 ried Anna M. Burke, D 27, 191 1, Ishpeming, 
 Mich. Children: Margaret Lily, b. Ja i, 1914; 
 George Burke, b. Je 27, 191 5. Address, Bes- 
 semer, Mich. 
 
 31 16. MABEL D. MOORE (HELM) 
 (Daughter of No. 60; Wife of No. 3023) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 28, 1885, Mans- 
 field, 111.; d. Milton (b. My 18, 1853. Warren 
 Co., Ind.) and Amanda (Campbell) Moore 
 C'75). (b. Ap 10, 1853, Coshocton, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Delavan and Clinton, 111., H. Schs. ; 
 111. Coll., 1903-5. Y. W. C. A.; Illiola. Teach- 
 er, Clinton, 111., H. S., 1907-10. Married Roy 
 Raymond Helm ('07), D 28, 1910, Clinton, 111. 
 Address, Metropolis, 111. 
 
 31 17. SAMUEL BURNS MOORE 
 
 (Son of No. 186) 
 Lumber Dealer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 28, 
 1885, Louisville, 111.; s. Aaron Henry ('78), (b. 
 S IS, 1849, Louisville, 111.) and Mahala M. 
 (George) Moore. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Retail lumber yards. Address, Louisville, lU.t 
 
 31 18. CHARLES TAYLOR MOSS 
 (Brother of Nos. 2471, 2472, 9285) 
 
 Physician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 28, 1886, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Charles Melville and 
 Frances Elizabeth (Haven) Moss. Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S.; Univ. Acad. Philoma- 
 thean; Psi Upsilon; Alpha Kappa Kappa. 
 Teacher, E. Aurora H. S., 1907-8. M. D. N. 
 W. Llniv. Med. Sch., 191 2. Interne, Michael 
 Reese Hosp., Chicago, 1912-14; Physician, 
 Champaign, 1914 — . Married Lillian Katherine 
 Christoph, Je 14, 1915. Chicago. Children: Lil- 
 lian Frances, b. Mr 23, 1916; Mary Helen, b. Ap 
 9, 19:7. Address, 803 W. Nevada, Urbana; 
 bus. add.. Co-op Bldg., Champaign. 
 
 31 19. CHARLES ROBERT MOULTON 
 (Brother of No. 3489) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S 16, 
 1884, Clifton, Pa.; s. Charles Lewis (b. Je 7, 
 1861, Chapel, Md.) and Maria Ross (Harper) 
 Moulton (b. Mr i, 1861, Philadelphia). Pre- 
 pared in Lewis Inst. M. S., Univ. of Mo., 
 
 1909; Ph. D., do., 191 1. Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Sigma Xi; Gamma Sigma 
 Delta; Fellowship in Chem., Univ. of 111., 1907. 
 Asst. Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., 1907; Instr., 
 Agr. Chem., 1909; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 
 Mo., 1911-17; do.. Animal Nutrition, Pa. St. 
 Coll., 1917-18. Auth.: Composition of the 
 Fat of Beef Animals on Different Planes of 
 Nutrition, Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem., 
 1909; The Maintenance Requirement of Cattle, 
 Research Bui. 18, Univ. of Mo., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1915; Studies of the Timothy Plant, 
 Part II, Research Bui. 20, do., 1915; Units 
 of Reference for Basal Metabolism and Their 
 Interrelations, Jour. Biol. Chem., Vol. XXIV, 
 1916; The Availability of the Energy of Food 
 for Growth, do.. Vol. XXXI, 191 7. Mem., A. 
 C. S.; A. A. A. S. ; Fellow, do., 1910; Am. 
 Soc. An. Nutrition; Assn. off. Agr. Chem.; 
 Referee on Separation of Nitrogenous Bodies 
 (Meat Proteins) of A. O. A. C; Mem., Comn. 
 of Stewards and Marshals: Com. on West. 
 Itinerary for the 8th Internat. Congress of 
 Applied Chem.; Nat. Geog. Soc. Married 
 Edith lone Lehnen, Je 24, 1911, Wellsville, 
 Mo. Children: Ruth Elizabeth, b. My 14, 
 1915; Marjorie, b. Mr 27, 1918. Address, 
 1 513 Rosemary Lane, Columbia, Mo. 
 
 3120. CLYDE LEROY MOWDER 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 16, 1881, 
 Havana, 111.; s. Charles C. (b. 1846, do.) and 
 Rebecca M. (Lehr) Mowder (b. 185 1, do.). 
 Prepared in Whipple Acad.; Dixon Coll., 1899- 
 1903. ^ B. S., Dixon Coll., 1903. Acacia; Sigma 
 Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim. Honors; Leader, 
 L'niv. Mandolin Club. Instr., Private Sch. 
 for boys, 1908; Chief Engr., Los Angeles In- 
 vestment Co., 1908 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Caroline E. Webster, 1909, Santa 
 Anna, Calif. Child, Charles Leroy, b. N 9, 
 191 1. Address, 3919 Wis. PL, Los Angeles, 
 Calif.; bus. add., 1016 Los Angeles Investment 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3121. GROVER ROBERT MUELLER 
 (Brother of No. 2473) 
 
 Agent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 6, 1884, Chi- 
 cago; s. Herman (b. Breslau, Ger.) and Hed- 
 vvig (\^eller) Mueller (b. Ger.). Prepared in 
 Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. Alpha Tau Omega. 
 Mech. Engr. and Salesman, Schaefer Mfg. Co., 
 Milwaukee, 1907-8; St. Louis, Portland, Ore. 
 and Seattle, 1908-10; Mfrs. Agt., Birmingham, 
 Ala., 1 910 — . Married Mary Grace Mueller, 
 Mr 9, 1912, Crystal Lake, 111. Child, Robert 
 William, h. S 4, 1916. Address, 910 (jlen Iris 
 Ave., Birmingham, Ala.; bus. add.. Brown Marx 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3122. GLEN HAWTHORNE MULLIN 
 
 Artist; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 30, 1885, 
 Seymour, 111.; s. Jacob Monroe (b. Mr 1858, 
 Pesotum, 111.) and Emma Jane (Van Meter) 
 Mullin (b. Jl 20, i860, Prairietown, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Artist, Landscape 
 and Figure Painting, New York City. Ad- 
 dress, 1947 Broadway, Studio 608A, New York 
 City. 
 
 3123. ELMER JAMES MYERS 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1908; 
 b. O 23, 1877, Belleville, Kan.; s. Albert (b. 
 O.) and Margaret (Taylor) Myers (b. la.). 
 Prepared in Kan. St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of 
 Ind., summer, 1905; Univ. of Chicago, 1909. 
 Philomathean; Y. M. C. A. Married Ethel 
 Frank Bryant, 1900, Durango, Colo. Children: 
 Bryant and Paul David. Address, Durango, 
 Colo. 
 
 3124. JACOB CLARK NELSON 
 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. S is, 1882. 
 Minden Mines, Mo.; s. Reginald (b. Canton, 
 111.) and Alice (Hines) Nelson (b. Canton, 
 111.). Prepared in Canton H. S. Sec, Agr. 
 Club; Class Football. Mem., Christian Church. 
 Address, Box 28, Minden Mines, Mo.t 
 
1907] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 289 
 
 3125. ANICE EUNICE NICHOL 
 
 (McCULLY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2747; Sister of Nos. 2773, 3497, 
 
 6454, 8622) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 5, 1884, Granville, 
 
 O.; d. Edward A. (b. Mr 22, 1855. do.) and 
 
 Lydia (Greene) Nichol (b. Ap 20, i860, Ind.). 
 
 Prepared in Granville (O.) H. S. Illiola. 
 
 Teacher, 1908-09. Married Clinton Thomas 
 
 McCully ('06), Jl 30, 1908, Urbana. Children: 
 
 Agnes Elizabeth, 1). Ja 26, 1910; Helen Louise, 
 
 b. My 4, 1912; John De Donels, b. O s, 1914; 
 
 Edward Nicol, b. Jl 14, 1917. Address, 319 
 
 E. Franklin St., Clinton, Mo. 
 
 3126. JOSEPH N. NIELSON 
 Examiner in Patent Office; B. S. in M. E. : 
 b. D 31, 1883, Minneapolis; s. Peter S. (b. 
 Jl 16, 1858, Bergen, Norway) and Lena (John- 
 son) Nielson (b. My 16, 1853, do.). Prepared 
 N. W. Div. H. S., Chicago. B. S., George 
 Washington Univ.. 191 1. Tau Beta Pi; Pre- 
 lim. Honors. Fourth Asst. Examiner, Patent 
 Office, 1907-10; 3d Asst. Exam., do., 1910 — -. 
 Address, 1615 Florida Ave., Washington, D. C. 
 
 3127. CLARENCE EUGENE NOERENBERG 
 Struct. Engr. ; B. S. in A. E. ; A. E, 1909; 
 A. B., 1910; b. O 24, 1886, Highland Park, 
 111.; s. William (b. S 2, 1864, Prussia, Ger.) 
 and Harriet (Ilintz) Noerenberg (b. Je 18, 
 1863, Shermerville, 111.). Prepared in Deer- 
 tield Tp. H. S.; Grad. work for Ph. D., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-09. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors; Class Basketball; 
 Varsity Basketball. Sub-forman in Assembling 
 Dept., North Works of 111. Steel Co., Chicago, 
 1907; Res. Fellow in Engng. Exp. Sta., 1907-9; 
 Iristr. in T. and A. M., Univ. of 111., 1909-16; 
 Received by examination. 111. St. License to 
 practice Arch., 1908. Struct. Engr. with H. 
 M. Byllesby & Co., Chicago, 1916-17; 2nd R. 
 O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; ist Lt., F. A. R. 
 C, 1917; 315th F. A., Camp Lee, Va., 1918; 
 i2th Bn. F. A. R. D., Camp Jackson. S. C, 
 1918; 3rd Bn. F. A. R. D., Camp Taylor Ky.. 
 1918; Capt., loth Bn. F. A. R. D., do., 1918— . 
 Major, 4th Regt., do., igi8; Mustered out, 
 1919. Auth.: Ribbed Cast Iron Base Plates, The 
 Technograpli, No. 22, 1908. Mem., Soc. for Pro- 
 motion of Engng. Educ, 1910. Married Mary 
 Brodbeck, D 10, 191 7, Los Angeles. Address, 
 1 75 1 Buckingham Road, Los Angeles. 
 
 3128. CARRIE BELLE NORTON 
 (LAEMMLE) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 23, 1879, Colebrook 
 River, Conn.; d. Edward Daniel and Emogene 
 Isabella (Loomis) Norton (b. N 18, 1847, do.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alethenai; Special 
 Honors; Der Deutsche Verein; Le (iercle 
 Francais. Married Joseph Julius Laemmle, 
 Ja 17, 1909, Urbana. Child. Rebecca Isabelle, 
 b. O 20, 1909. Address, 613 Langley Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3129. JOHN NYDEGGER 
 (Brother of No. 3500) 
 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 24, 1883, 
 Farmer City, 111.; s. John (b. Ap i, 1845, 
 Schwarzenberg, Switzerland) and Magdalena 
 (Messerli) Nydegger (b. Mr 9, 1846, Riggis- 
 berg, do.). Prepared in Danville H. S.; Cor- 
 respondence course, Boston Sch. of Struct. 
 Drafting. Sigma Xi. Arch., T. & B. V. Ry., 
 1907-09; Arch. Draftsman, I. T. S., 1909; 
 Draftsman, W. E. Wood, 1909; do., Waddell 
 &: Harrington, 1909; Struct. Engr., W. E. Wood 
 Bldg. : Const., 1909 — . Originated the Straight 
 Bar System of Flat Slab Const., Ja iqi6. 
 Auth.: The Straight Bar System of Flat Slab 
 Const., Engng. Ne7vs Record, Je 14, 1917- 
 Mem.. N. West. Research Club, Detroit; Y. M. 
 C. A., do. Married Beulah Anna Rapson, Je 
 
 12, 191 1, Danville. IlL Child, Robert James, 
 b. Ja s. '9I3- Address, 34 Hooker Ave., De- 
 troit. 
 
 3130. CHARLES HUBERT OATHOUT 
 (Brother of No. 5846) 
 
 Farm Advisor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 4, 1875, 
 Loda, 111.; s. Charles Fletcher (b. 1853, Water- 
 vliet, N. Y.) and Ellen Jane (Willis) Oathout 
 (b. 1857, Loda, 111.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Asst. in 
 Soil Fertility, 1907-8; Mgr. A. P. Meharry 
 farm, 1908-13. Farm Advisor, Champaign Co., 
 111. 1913 — . Married Mildred Blanche Rulison, 
 Je 3, 1903, Piper City, 111. Children: Eva Eli- 
 nor, b. Ap 30, 1904; Alice Margaret, b. S 28, 
 1907; Charles Frederick, b. N 6, 1909- John 
 David, b. N 28, 1913. Address, 305 W. Indiana 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 3131. MYRA BELLE O'BRIEN 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; d. Milton Theodore (b. 
 Groveland, 111.) and Eliza Sturgeon (Espy) 
 O'Brien (b. do.). Prepared in Knox Acad., 
 Galesburg, 111. A. B., Knox Coll., 1899. Ill- 
 iola; Pres., Lib. Club. Asst. Order Clerk, Univ. 
 of 111. Lib., 1909-10; Libn., Bradley Poly. In- 
 st., 1911; Order Asst., Univ. of Chicago, 1911- 
 13; Libn., Hist. Lib., Univ. of Chicago, 1914- 
 15; Reference Libn., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 
 1916 — . Address, 5427 Univ. Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3132. FRANK WILBUR PADFIELD 
 Contractor; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 18, 1879 
 
 Yates City, 111.; s. James Robert (b. Jl 27 
 1854, St. Clair Co., 111.) and Johanna (Nel 
 son) Padfield (b. Ja 20, 1853, Knoxville, 111.) 
 Prepared in Blackburn Univ.; Univ. Acad. Y 
 M. C. A.; Eta Kappa Nu. Apprenticeship 
 course, Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1907 
 8; Supt. and Estimator Gen. Bldg. Contrs. 
 1908-17; Gen. Contr., 1917 — . Married Grace 
 -Amanda Leasure. Ag 18, 1907, Champaign 
 Children: Helen Marjorie, b. F 7, 1908; Wil 
 ma Irene, b. O 24, 191 1; Aha Marie, b. Ja 
 12, 1914. Address, 604 W. Clark St., Cham- 
 paign; bus. add., 202 Stern Bldg., do. 
 
 3133. CARLOS MERRIAM PAGE 
 Manager; B. .S. in E. E.; b. S 18 1885 
 
 Girard, 111.; s. Elisha Wrightman (b. Boston 
 Mass.) and Anna Maria (Williams) Page (b 
 Green Co., 111.). Prepared in Girard H. S. 
 West. Mil. Acad., Upper Alton, 111. Capt 
 Univ. Regt. Apprentice, West. Elec, 1907-8 
 Mgr., Page Investment Co. Saw Mill, 1908 — 
 Married Lenora P. Smith, O 5, 1910, Cham 
 paign. Child, Margaret Elizabeth, b. Jl 19 
 191 1. Address, 908 S. Jackson St., Roseburg, 
 Ore.t 
 
 3134- D WIGHT COMSTOCK PARKS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 19, 1885, 
 Burnitt Co., Wis.; s. Samuel Parks. Prepared 
 in Murphysboro H. S. Farmer, Murphysboro, 
 111. Address, Murphysboro, Ill.f 
 
 3135. MAUD EDNA PARSONS 
 Dietitian; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 22, 1880, 
 
 Elgin, 111.; d. Luke H. and Maria (Chapman) 
 Parsons. Prepared in Elgin Acad. Supvr., 
 Rockford H. S. lunch room, 1907-11; Mgr., 
 Read Hall, Girls' Dormitory, Univ. of Mo., 
 1911-12; Instr-.in H. Sc, 1912-15; Assoc. H. 
 Sc. and Dir. Cafeteria, 1915-18; Dietitian, U. 
 S. Army, Camp Cody, N. M., 1918 — . Address, 
 c/o Sur. Gen., Washington, D. C. 
 
 3136. HARRY SPENCER PECK 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. : b. My 8, 1878, 
 .\bilene. Kan.; s. C. W. Peck. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Address, Siyyi Garrison Ave., 
 Ft. Smith, Ark; bus. add., c/o Paving Board, 
 do.'\ 
 
290 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1907 
 
 3137. ADELA LYDIA CAROLINE PEINE 
 
 (ROST) 
 
 (Sister of No. 4347) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 14, 1884, Minier, 
 111.; d. George E. (b. My z, 1856, do.) and 
 Mary L. H. (Buehrig) Peine (b. Ja 8, 1863, 
 Burlington, la.). Prepared in Minier H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Der Deutsche Verein. Teacher, 
 H. S., 190810. Pres., Ladies' Athenaeum, 
 1911-13; Pres., Minier H. S. Alumni Assn., 
 1911-12. Married John Wilkin Rost, Je 14, 
 191 1, Minier, III. Children: Adela Mary, b. 
 My 13, 1912; Ada Margaret, b. O 8, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Minier, 111. 
 
 3138. LORRAIN NICHOLAS PERRIN 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 7, 1884, Belleville, 
 111.; s. John Nicholas (b. Je 23, 1855, French 
 Village, 111.) and Lola (McCoy) Perrin (b. Jl 
 31, i860, Lebanon, 111.). Prepared in Belleville 
 Cml. Coll.; Belleville H. S.; McKendree Coll., 
 1900-1. Phi Kappa Sigma; Egyptian Club; 
 VVitenagamote Court; Tennis team. Lawyer, 
 Belleville, 111. Address, 117 S. Illinois St.. 
 Belleville, 111.; bus. add., 5-6-7 Twenhoeyel 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3139. GUY DERRICK PHILLIPS 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 17, 1884. 
 Chicago; s. John C. (b. do.) and Fannie (Der- 
 rick) Phillips (b. Buffalo, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Chicago Eng. H. and Man. Tr. Schs. ; Lake 
 Forest Coll., 1903-4. Phi Gamma Delta. Irri- 
 gation Engr., Bd. of Local Improvements, Chi- 
 cago. Address, Isabella St., Wilmette, 111. 
 
 3140. CHARLES STEPHEN PILLSBURY 
 
 (Husband of No. 2898; Brother of Nos. 904, 
 
 90s) 
 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; B. S. in M. E., 
 1908; M. E., 191 1 ; b. F 3, 1887, Springfield, 
 111.; s. William Low (b. N 4, 1838, Derry, 
 N. H.) and Marion (Forrest) Pillsbury (b. 
 Ja 12, 1843, London, Eng.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi: Phoeni.x; 
 Adelphic; Prelim., Final and Special Honors; 
 Lt. Col., Univ. Regt. ; Class Coms. and Pres.. 
 Sr. (^lass; Dir. and Mgr., Chicago Sales Office, 
 Chicago Bridge & Iron Works, ist Lt., A. S. 
 S. C, A. E. F., France; Capt., Chief Engr., 
 Aviation Camp Romorantin, France, 19 18; Maj- 
 or, do., 1919 — . Mem., West. See. of Engrs.; 
 Chicago Engrs. Club; Ridge Country Club. 
 'Married Eleanor M. Beardsley ('07). Kansas 
 City, Mo., O 29, 1914. Address, 2010 W. loist 
 Place, Chicago; bits, add., 105th and Throop 
 Sts., do. 
 
 3141. ALFRED PETER POORMAN 
 (Brother of No. 3913) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 13, 1877, 
 Altamont, 111.; s. George W. (b. S 30, 1838, 
 Massillon, O.) and E. Jane (Watson) Poor- 
 man (b. Ja 26, 1843, Vandalia, 111.). Prepared 
 in Altamont H. S.; Univ. Acad. A. B., Univ. 
 of Colo., 1909; C. E., do., 1909. Eng. Club; 
 Scribblers; C. E. Club; Adelphic; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Prelim., Special and Final honors; Treas.. 
 .Sr. Class; III. Mag. Staff; Permanent Sec, 
 C. E. Soc. ; Sigma Xi. Engr. on Concrete 
 work, Weber Concrete Co., 1907; Instr., Chem. 
 Engng., 1907-9; Govt. Hydrographer, 1909; 
 Asst. Prof., App. Mech., Purdue, 1909-17. 
 R. O. T. C., Ft. Leavenworth, 1917; Capt., 
 2rst Engrs., A. E. F., France. Auth.: Stories 
 and poems in ///. ISIag.; song, Illinois, Our 
 Varsity, 111. Song Book; Proposed Enlarge- 
 ment of Campus, Colo. Engr. Jour., igo8; 
 Irrigation on the Wind River, Indian Reserva- 
 tion, IVyo. Engr. Jour., 191 o. Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E.; Am. Soc. Test Materials: Nat. 
 Geog. Soc; Ind. Engng. Soc. Married S. 
 Elizabeth Ellmaker, Je 22, 1910, Boulder, Colo. 
 Children: Mary Esther, b. S 11, 191 1; George 
 Ellmaker, b. My 13, 1913. .-Iddress. 127 Sylvia 
 St., West Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 3142. *LAWRENCE CLEMENT POWERS 
 Missionary; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 18, 1885, 
 Tiskilwa, III.; s. John (b. 1841, Steuben Co., 
 N. Y.) and Eliza Augusta (Partridge) Powers 
 (b. 1848, Peachan. Vt.). Prepared in Tiskilwa 
 H. S. Y. M. C. A.; Pres., Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Univ. Band; Interschol.; Orat. Soc; V. P., 
 .Adelphic: Illini Staff. Farmer; Missionary, 
 Madura Mission, India, 1910-11; do., Kamuthi, 
 India, 1912-13; Dindigul, India, 1914-15; do., 
 Madura, India, 1916 — . Mem., Am. Bd. of 
 Comns. of Foreign Missions. Chm., Madura 
 Mission, 191 5. Married Johanna Metzyer, F 
 9. 1916, Madura, India. Died Mr 3, 1916, 
 Madura, South India. 
 
 3143- LIN WILLIAM PRICE 
 
 Lawyer: LL. B. ; b. N 17, 1886, Champaign; 
 s. John F. and Sarah B. (McConnell) Price. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Delta Upsilon; 
 Van Twiller Court; Pres., Sr. Law Class. 
 Lawyer; Asst. U. S. Atty., Chicago, 1913-17. 
 War Dept., Chicago Ordnance Dist. Invented 
 Eyeglass Receptacle, Pat. No. 993,404, 1910. 
 Mem., Taft Club of 111.; Pres., Nat. 
 Young Men's Repub. League. Married ,E1- 
 vera Brodene, Je 28, 1909. Chicago. Address, 
 127 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 3144. JOHN LOSSEN PRICER 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1907; b. 
 Ja 10, 1871, Fithian, III.; s. James H. (b. Jl 
 
 27, 1842, Greenfield, O.) and Arminta Jane 
 (Abbott) Pricer (b. .\g 14, 1844). Prepared 
 in Potomac, 111. H. S. ; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 1894-6, 11898-9. Sigma Xi; Final Honors. 
 Prin., Marshall Tp. H. S., 111., 1907-9; Asst. 
 in Botany and Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1909-10; Prof, of Biol. Sc, 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ., 1910 — . Auth.: Life History of the 
 Carpenter Ant, Biol. Bui., Vol. XIV. No. 3, 
 1908. Mem., A. A. A. S.; 111. St. Teachers' 
 .\ssn.: 111. Acad, of Sc; Bloomington Coll. 
 Alumni _ Club; III. Schoolmaster's Club; Sec. 
 of 111. .St. Acad, of .Sc, 1916 — . Married Dora 
 Elizabeth Tomm, Ag i, 1900, Delavan, 111. 
 (died Jl 4, 1912); Laura Fowler Hayes, Jl 
 
 28, 191 5. Children: Dorothy, b. N 16, 1903 
 (died My 2, 1912); Anna, b. S 4, 1905; John 
 Hayes, b. Ag 24, 191 7. Address, 803 Broad- 
 way, Normal, 111. 
 
 3145- FORREST ALLEN PRUITT 
 
 (Brother of No. 3920) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F i, 1883, 
 
 Hickman, 111.; s. Elias (b. F 12, i860, Iroquois 
 
 Co., 111.) and Arabella (Wise) Pruitt (b. Je 
 
 29, 1863, do.). Prepared in Watseka H. S. 
 C. E. Club; Aztec Club. Alignment and In- 
 spection, Pa. R. R., 1907-9; Insp., Detroit River 
 Tunnel, 1909-10; Designer, Steel and Rein- 
 forced Concrete, Arch, office, Mich. Central 
 R. R., 1910-11; Insp., R. R. Sta., Ofiice Bldg., 
 Detroit River Tunnel Co., 1912; Supt. Gen. 
 Const., McClintic Marshall Co., Pittsburgh, 
 1913-15; Supt. Gen. Const., Hughes-Foulkrod 
 Co., Philadelphia. Mem., Christian Church. 
 Married Julia Wheatly Briggs, S 8, 1909, New 
 York City. Children: Forrest Allen, Jr., b. 
 D 10, 1910; J. Briggs, b. N 15, 1912. Address. 
 122 Benner St., New Brunswick, N. J.; bus. 
 add., 2339 Eldridge St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 3146. JAMES RANDALL 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 13, 1881, 
 Elmwood, 111.; s. C. C. Randall. Prepared in 
 Bradley Poly, Inst., Peoria. Married Deborah 
 Orchard, Jl 7. 1910, Schenectady, N. Y. Ad- 
 dress, Baker Iron Works, Los Angeles. 
 
 3147. ARTHUR EVANS RAY 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 11, 1886, 
 Huron, S. Dak.; s. R. E. Ray. Prepared in 
 Rockford H. S. Address, Rockford, Ill.t 
 
1907J 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 291 
 
 3148. ARTHUR JAY RAY 
 
 Telephone Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. F g, 
 1886, 111.; s. David S. (b. do.) and Susan E. 
 (Jackson) Ray (b. do.). Prepared in Cuba 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Engineer, 
 Automatic Telephone Mfg. Co., Ltd. Married 
 Blanch Boyer, Ag 1907, Urbana. Address, 43 
 Oxford St., Liverpool, Eng. 
 
 3149. CHARLES CARROLL REARDON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1398, 3150, 4377) 
 
 Stock Raiser; A. B. in Sc. ; s. Bryan (b. Tip- 
 perary Co., Ire.) and Annie (Flemming) Rear- 
 don (b. Bonmabon, do.). Prepared in Del- 
 avan H. S. Adelphic. Agr. and Stock Rais- 
 ing. Supvr., Town of Boynton, 1913-17; Chni. 
 of Tazewell Co. Bd. of Supvr., 1916-17; Chm., 
 U. S., War Saving Stamps Com.; Mem. of 
 the local Liberty Loan Organization. Address, 
 Delavan, 111. 
 
 3 1 so. CLARENCE HENRY REARDON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1398, 3149, 4377) 
 
 Real Est. and Law; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 D 6, 1880, Delavan, 111.; s. Bryan (b. Tipper- 
 ary Co., Ire.) and Annie (Flemming) Reardon 
 (b. Bonmabon, do.). Prepared in Delavan H. 
 S. LL. B., John Marshall Law Sch., 1912. 
 Phi Alpha Delta; Delta Sigma Rho; Phoenix; 
 Spalding Guild: Adelphic; Baseball squad; De- 
 bating team, Ill.-O. St. Entry Mgr., J. M. 
 Smyth's, 191 1; in charge of Cost Div., West. 
 Elec. Co.; Real Est. and Law, Jerseyville, 111., 
 1912-18. Married Julia McGinnis, Je 30, 1914, 
 Chicago, Child, Lyman Joseph Lamar, b. 
 Ja 28, 1916. Address, Fieldon, 111. 
 
 31S1. ERNEST HUN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; 
 wa. 111.; s. Peter W. (b. 
 Sun, Ind.) and Clarissa 
 (b. Je 6, 1862, Tiskilwa, 
 Tiskilwa H. S. Acacia, 
 ence Bacon, D 26, 1909, 
 dren: Clarissa Helen, b. 
 Bacon, b. Mr 29, 1914. 
 Sacramento; Calif, 
 
 TER REYNOLDS 
 b, S 6, 1884, Tiskil- 
 Ja 12, 1854, Rising 
 (Hunter) Reynolds 
 
 , 111.). Prepared in 
 
 Married Ada Flor- 
 
 Tiskilwa, III Chil- 
 
 Ap 27, 19 12; Robert 
 
 Address, 2015 T St., 
 
 3152. FRANK HOWARD REYNOLDS 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 16, 1882, 
 Port Byron, 111,; s. Hugh M. and Carrie S. 
 (Howard) Reynolds. Prepared in Moline H. 
 S. Phi Delta Theta; Theta Nu Epsilon; Shield 
 and Trident; Yoxan: Capt., Univ. Regt.; Cheer 
 Leader. Supt. of Const^, St. Engng. Dept,, 
 San Jose, Calif,, 1907; Struct. Engr., Sacra- 
 mento, do., 1908-10; Civ. Engr., pvt, practice, 
 1910 — . Mem,, Bd. of Governors, Sacramento 
 Univ. Club; Sutter Club. Married Florence 
 Elise Grau, O 10, 1912. Child, Frank Howard, 
 Jr., b. Jl 6, 1914. Address, 2051 T. St., Sac- 
 ramento, Calif.; bus. add., 328 Foreen Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 3153. DANIEL HOMER RICH 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2796, 5896) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 25, 1884. 
 Metamora, 111.; s. Albert R. (b. do.) and 
 Mary E. (Slemmons) Rich (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Metamora H. S.; Eureka Coll., 1900- 
 i; Columbia LTniv., 1909-10. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Fresh-Soph. Debate; Pres., Glee Club; Eng. 
 Club; Scribbler's Club. Teacher, H. S., Bill- 
 ings, Mont.; do., Barringer H. S., Newark, 
 N. J.; do.. Central Cml. and Man. Tr. H. S., 
 Newark. N. J., 1912 — . Ed., Globe Theater 
 Shakespeare, Harper Bros.; Julius Caesar, 1916; 
 Merchant of Venice, 1917. Married Mae A, 
 Rich, Jl 6, 191 5. Newark, N. J. Address. 26 
 Park Ave., Maplewood, N. J.; bus. add.. Cen- 
 tral H. S., Newark, N. J. 
 
 3154. MABEL KINGSLEY RICHARDSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Lodi, S. Dak.; d. 
 George William (b. New Brunswick) and 
 Anna (Kingsley) Richardson (b. Hamilton, 
 111.). Prepared in Yankton Coll. Acad. A. 
 B., Univ. of S. Dak., 1902. Asst. Libn., Univ. 
 of Wash., 1907; Libn., Univ. of S. Dak., Lib., 
 1907—. Mem., D. A. R. ; S. Dak. St. Lib. 
 Assn.; Com. for Carnegie Pub. Lib, Address, 
 Vermilion, S, Dak. 
 
 3155- WILLIAM HADDON RICHARDSON 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 27, 
 1882, Black River, N. Y.; s. Seth (b. Jl 19, 
 1852, Black River, N. Y.) and Elnora (Per- 
 kins) Richardson (b. Je 17, 1853, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Black River H. S. ; Clarkson Sch. 
 of Tech., Potsdam, N. Y,, 1902-3. Track 
 Team. Supt., Bldg. Const., Chicago. Address. 
 12238 Fairfield Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1625 
 Marquette Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 3156. NORMAN SUMNER ROBERTSON 
 A. B. in Bus., L. & A.; b. Mr 20, 1882, 
 Beardstown, 111.; s. Jake Robertson. Prepared 
 in Beardstown H. S. Address, Snow Belt, 
 Mont.t 
 
 3157. FRANKLIN GRIFFITH ROGERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 17, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. Frank D. (b. Flushing, Long Is- 
 land, N. Y.) and Ella (Griffith) Rogers (b, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. S, 
 and Man. Tr. Sch.; Armour Inst, of Tech.. 
 1903-5. Beta Theta Pi. Engr., Brunswick 
 Balke Cullender Co., do., 1907-9; Kewanee 
 Private Utilities Co., 1909-16; do.. Under Feed 
 .Stoker Co. of Am., C'hicago, 1916 — . Ed., Pub' 
 licity Mag., House Organ, Under Feed Stoker 
 Co. of Am. Married Marie Baker Rogers, O 
 18, 1913, Chicago. Address, 137 N. Scoville 
 Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., 523 Harris 
 Trust Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 3158. ROY VAN ROSS 
 Agent; .\. B. in L. & A.; b. S 29, 1883, Faber, 
 Mo.; s. Elliott Ross. Prepared in White Hall 
 H. S. Agt., Frank Waterhouse & Co., Van- 
 couver, B. C, 1918 — . Address, c/o Frank 
 Waterhouse & Co., Vancouver, B. C., Can. 
 
 3159. KILE EDWARD ROWAND 
 Farmer; LL. B. ; b. O 26, 1879, Sidell, 111.; 
 
 s. Isaac (b. Ja 12, 1855, Springfield, O.) and 
 Ida Jane (Patterson) Rowand (b. Ja 28, 1858, 
 Indianola, 111.). Prepared in Sidell H. S.; 
 Lincoln Coll. of James Millikin Univ. Phi 
 Delta Phi; Phi Gamma Delta; Adelphic; Van 
 Twiller Court; Harker Debating Club. Mar- 
 ried Elsie Witherspoon, Je 27, 1907, Catlin, 
 111, Children: Arnold Bracton, b. Mr 13, 
 1909; Ida Leone, b. Mr 7, 191 1. Address, 
 Fairmount, Ill.t 
 
 3160. CHARLES ALBERT RUMP 
 (Brother of No. 2233) 
 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 9, 1884, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. John Henry (b. do.) and Mary 
 (Geisel) Rump (b. do.). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Delta LTjisilon; Varsity Football Team; 
 Pres., Fresh. Class. Engr. and Contr., San 
 Luis, Cuba; Chicago; Wagner, Mont.; Denver; 
 Delta Farms. La.; Norwood, Colo., 1906 — . 
 Married Viola Anna Rump, Ja i, 1908. Chil- 
 dren: John S., b. D 5, 1909; Billy, b. Je 30, 
 1912. Address, R. 4, Englewood, Colo.; bus. 
 add., 706 Kittredge Bldg., Denver, Colo. 
 
 3161. JESSIE RYAN (LUCKE) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 19, 1885, Paris, 111.; 
 d. John Miller (b. Mr 19, rSsi, Franklin Co., 
 Ind.) and Carrie Drusilla (Parish) Ryan (b. 
 Ap 28, i860, Paris, 111.). Prepared in Paris 
 H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Alethenai; Prelim. 
 
292 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1907 
 
 and Final Honors. Teacher, Mattoon, 111., 
 two yrs.; do., Tacoma, Wash., two yrs. Sec- 
 Treas., Tacoma Branch of Coll. Alumnae, 
 1910-11. Married Rev. Robert O. Lucke, O 
 IS, 1912, Paris, 111. Children: Jessie Ryan, b. 
 My 28, 1914; Robert Ormond, Jr., b. Ag 8, 
 1917. Address, 110 Misenheimer Ave., Concord, 
 N. C. 
 
 3162. ALFRED HARVEY ST. JOHN 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 17. 1883, New Holland. 
 111.; s. V. R. St. John. Prepared in Thornton 
 Tp. H. S., Grandin, N. Dak. Address, Grandin, 
 N. Dak. 
 
 3163. HARRY SAVIDGE 
 
 VVrite-Up Man; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 14. 
 1882; s. John Thomas (b. D 3, 1851, Farmer 
 City, 111.) and Margaret Jane (Thomas) Sa- 
 vidge (b. D i, 1853, do.). Prepared in Far- 
 mer City H. S. Write-Up Man for G. N. P. 
 R. Pres., B. R. C. of A., Great Falls, Mont., 
 1918 — . Married Rose May McDaniel, Ja 2, 
 1915. Address, 211 sth St., North Calvert, 
 Mont. 
 
 3164. ALBERT JAMES SCHAFMAYER 
 
 Civ. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1914; 
 b. Ap 3, 1883, Council Hill Sta., 111.; s. Charles 
 Julius (b. D 21, 1856, New York City) and 
 Mary Ann (Buck) Schafmayer (b. O 20, 1854, 
 Council Hill Sta., 111.). Prepared in Scales 
 Mound, 111., H. S.; Univ. Acad. C. E. Club, 
 Pres.; Tau Beta Pi; Technograph Bd., Pres. 
 and Bus. Mgr. ; Asst. Ed., lllini; Prelim, and 
 Final H )nors. Asst. Engr., Downers Grove, 
 111., 1907; Rodman, Chicago, 1907-8; Asst. 
 Engr., City of Chicago, 1908-11; Div. Engr., 
 Bd. of Local Improvements, do., 1911 — . Auth. : 
 A Creosoted Wood Block Pavement with a 
 Cement Grout Filler, Engng. and Contracting 
 Vol. XXXVII, 1912. Mem., 111. Soc. Engrs. and 
 Surveyors; Assoc, mem.. West. Soc. of Engrs.; 
 M. E. Church. Married Alta Myrtle Berry- 
 man, 1907, Scales Mound, 111. Child, Miriam 
 Myrtle, b. N 25, 1918. Address, 5716 Maryland 
 Ave., (Chicago; bus. add.. Room 207 City Hall, 
 do. 
 
 3165. ALWIN LOUIS SCHALLER 
 (Brother of No. 7926) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1912; 
 b. Ag 8, 18S6, Mendota, 111.; s. John (b. do.) 
 and Bertha (Gross) Schaller (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Blackstone H. S., Mendota, 111. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; Shield and Trident; Prelim., 
 Final and Special Honors; Pres., Jr. class; 
 Ed. -in-chief Technograph; Sr. Ball Com. With 
 Canadian White Co. Ltd., 1908; Asst. to Chief 
 Engr., Central Coal & Coke Co., 1910; Instr. 
 in M. E., Univ. of 111., 1911; Supt., McEwen 
 Bros, ist Lt., Ord. R. C, Sandy Hook, 1917; 
 Aberdeen, 191S; Capt., 1918. Mem., A. S. M. 
 E. ; Wellsville Country Club. Married Fan- 
 nie E. McEwen, My 26, 1917, Wellsville, N. Y. 
 .4ddress, 30 Jefferson St., Wellsville, N. Y. 
 
 3166. JOSEPH WILLIAM SCHERTZ 
 (Brother of No. 3533) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 18, 18S2, 
 Tiskilwa, 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ger.) and Cathe- 
 rine (Stouffer) Schertz (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Tiskilwa H. S. HI. Steel Co., 1907-8: Am. 
 Bridge Co., 1908-9; 111. Steel Co., 1909-12; 
 Am. Bridge Co., 1912-13; 111. Steel Co., 19131S; 
 Bridge Designing Engr,. City of Chicago, 
 1916 — . Married Elizabeth O. Oidway, O., 
 1911. Child, Elizabeth May, b. Ap 11, 1913- 
 .■iddress, 2944 S. Park Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 
 1319 Wabansia Ave., do. 
 
 3167. HERMAN ALBERT SCHOLZ 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. ; b. O 2, 1885, 
 Montague, Mich.; s. Joseph (b. Ja 26, 1857, 
 Davenport, la.) and Elizabeth (Lehnhardt) 
 Scholz (b. D I, 1864. Ger.). Prepared in Bur- 
 lington (la.) H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 
 Sigma Xi; Chem. Club; Hawkeye Club. Chem., 
 J. H. Matthes, Chicago, 1907-14; do., Devoe 
 & Reynolds Co., Inc., do., 1914 — . Mem., Am. 
 Chem. Soc. Married Ella Marie Schwieger, 
 S 5, 1911, Burlingtpn, la. Children: Marie 
 Elizabeth, b. My 9, 1913; Donald Albert, b. 
 Ap 28, 1918. Address, 2114 Tripp Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 720 N. Halsted St.. do. 
 
 3168. OTTO WILLIAM KARL SCHREIBER 
 (Brother of No. 2236) 
 Banker; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 2, 1880, 
 Chicago; s. Heinrich Friedrich (b. O 26, 1848, 
 Hanover, Ger.) and Augusta Louise (Schulz) 
 Schreiber (b. Ag 2, 1852, Berlin, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Zeta Psi; Delta Chi; 
 Mask and Bauble; Pres., Der Deutsche Verein; 
 Pres., Cml. Club; Pres., Coll. Dancing club; 
 Philomathean; Stage Mgr., Univ. Opera (^lub; 
 Orat. Assn.; Asst. Ed. lllini; ed. of Dope 
 Sheet; Soph. Cotillion and Anti-Hazing Coms. 
 Law Sch., Univ. of Chicago, 1907-8. Contin- 
 ental and Cml. Bank, 1910-12; Real Est. Bus., 
 1912-18; Nat. City Bank, Chicago, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Co. E, 4th Regt., 111. Reserve Militia, Chicago. 
 Married Edith Marguerite Roehrborn, Je 29, 
 1918, Chicago. Address, 3051 Blaine PI., Chi- 
 cago. ^ 
 
 3169. WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHROE- 
 
 DER, JR. 
 Rancher; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 24, 1885, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. William F. (b. Ger.) 
 and Margaratha (Mueller) Schroeder (b. do.). 
 Prepared in H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Yoxan; Capt., Swimming and Water Polo team; 
 Class Championship Football; Class Baseball; 
 Sr. Memorial Com. Bank Clerk. N. Y. ; Rancher, 
 S. Dak. Chm. Bd. Co. Comn., Harding Co., 
 S. Dak., 1916. 111. Nat. Reserves, 1901-3; Capt. 
 341st Inf., Camp Grant, 1917 — . Married 
 Amy R. Brokken, Mr 6, 1913, Harmony, 
 •Minn. Children: William F., b. D 29, 1913; 
 Amy R., b. S 24, 1915. Address, 532 Elm St., 
 Rock Island, lU. 
 
 3170. LOUIS GUSTAV SCHUMACHER 
 
 (Brother of No. 3956) 
 Constr. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 15, 
 1885, St. Joseph, Mo.; s. Gustav (Ger.) and 
 Wilhelmina (Hanssen) Schumacher (b. Daven- 
 port, la.). Prepared in Pub. Schs., St. Joseph, 
 Mo. Sigma .-Klpha Epsilon. With Westinghouse 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co., Sales Dept. Sales Engr., 
 Kansas City Light & Power Co., 1913-16; Sec. 
 and Mgr., Const. Dept., Denton Engng. & 
 Const. Co., Kansas City, Mo., 19 16 — . Mar- 
 ried Alice May Emeis, O 10, 1911, Daven- 
 port, la. .Address, c/o Denton Engng. & Const. 
 Co., 315-19 E. 17th St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 3171. JAMES ROBINSON SCOTT, JR. 
 
 Consulting and Contracting Engr.; B. S. in 
 C. E.; b. O 25, 1886, Champaign; s. James 
 Robinson and Lou Emma (King) Scott. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Beta Theta Pi: 
 C. E. Club. Asst. Engr., B. & B. Dept. of 
 I. C. R. R. Co.; Bridge Engr., Denver Tram- 
 way Co.; Assoc. Engr., H. C. Crocker; Con- 
 sulting Engr., The C. S. Lomber Co.; Chief 
 Engr., do.; Consulting and Contracting Engr., 
 Colo. Bldg. Supply Co., Denver, Colo. Mem. 
 A. S. C. E.; West. Soc. of Engrs.; Colo. Assoc. 
 A. S. C. E.; Colo. Soc. C. E.; Lakewood Country 
 Club; Colo. Consistory and El Jebee Shrine; 
 Y. M. C. A. Address, The Huntington, 1624 
 Grant St., Denver; bus. add., 1534 Blake St., 
 do. . A 
 
 3 172. MIRIAM E. SCOTT (DILLON) 
 (Wife of No. 2639) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 25, 1883, Red Oak, 
 la.; d. Samuel LeRoy (b. My 9, 1852, Amboy, 
 111.) and Leonora E. (Barger) Scott (b. D 20, 
 1853, Milford, Ind.). Prepared in Engle- 
 
1907] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 293 
 
 wood H. S.; Univ. of Chicago. Alethenai; Chi 
 Onieea; Phi Beta Kappa; Household Sc. Club. 
 Teacher of Home Econ., 1907-9. Mem., Am. 
 Home Econ. Assn.; Inter-Coll. Soc. of S. C. ; 
 Civic Club of Charleston, S. C. Married Fred 
 Paul Dillon ('06), O 12, 1909. Children: 
 Edward Scott, b. N 18, 1910; Kathleen, b. Ja 
 31, 1913; Merrill Barger, b. Ja 17, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Garrison Apts., Baltimore. 
 
 3173. WILLIAM RENICK SCOTT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 18, 1885, 
 
 Seymour, 111.; s. A. S. Scott. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Married Winifred Johnson, 
 Ja 10, 1912, Seymour, 111. Address, Seymour, 
 111. 
 
 3174. AMOS POTTER SCRUGGS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 16, 1875, Shipman, 
 
 111.; s. M. and Eliza Scruggs. Prepared in 
 Litchfield H. S. Salesman, 1907-14; admitted 
 to Neb. Bar, 1914; Sealer Weights and Meas- 
 ures for City of Omaha, 1916-18. Married 
 Mary Fitzpatrick, S 6, 1906. Address, 3807 
 Camden Ave., Omaha; bus. add., Room 4, City 
 Hall, do. 
 
 317s. HENRY ROSCOE SHADE 
 (Brother of No. 3176) 
 Farmer and Stock Breeder; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. N I, 1880, Dale Tp., 111.; s. John Kissinger 
 (b. F 2. 1850, Turbotville, Pa.) and Anna Re- 
 becca (Bower) Shade (b. Mr 3, 1850, Mifflin 
 Co., Pa.). Prepared in III. Wesleyan Univ. 
 Prep. Sch.; Bloomington H. S. Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Prelim. Honors; Coll. Dancing Club; Ed. 
 Staff, ///. Agr. Salesman, Internat. Harvester 
 Co., 1907; Farmer and Breeder of Duroc Jersey 
 Swine and Holstein Friesian Cattle, 1909 — . 
 Co. Supvr., Champaign Co., 1915-17. Auth. : 
 The Angora Goat in the U. S., ///. Agr., Vol. 
 VIII, 1904; Some of the West, do.. Vol. IX, 
 1904; The Ind. State Fair, do.. Vol. X, 1905. 
 Sec, Somer Tp. Telephone Co., 1911-12. Mar- 
 ried Mary Ann Thornburn. D 24, 1906, Ur- 
 bana. Children: Genevieve Frances, b. Ap 26, 
 1908; Richard Norman, b. Ap 15, 1912; I?etty 
 Jean, b. Ap 26, 19 18. Address, R. i, Urbana. 
 
 3176. IMOGENE SHADE (SHOULTS) 
 (Sister of No. 3175) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 13, 1885, 
 Covel, 111.; d. John K. (b. F 2, 1850, Tur- 
 botsville, Pa.) and Rebecca Anne (Bower) 
 Shade (b. Mr 3, 1850, Mifflin Co., Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Bloomington H. S. Delta Gamma; 
 Grad. Scholarship in Math.; Prin. H. S., Ar- 
 eola, 111., 1908-11; Head of Dept. Math., Mar- 
 quette, Mich., 1911-12. Auth.: Passion Play 
 of 1910, Anchora of Delta Gamma, 191 1; Cor- 
 relation of Efficiency in Math, and Efficiency 
 in Other Subjects (with H. L. Rietz), Uni- 
 I'ersity Studies, N 1908. Mem., Detroit 
 Branch A. C. A.; Xi Zeta Alumnas Assn. of 
 Delta Gamma; Pres., Richardson Missionary 
 Soc, Mich., 1Q17. Married C. A. Shoults, 
 30, 1912. Address, 744 14th Ave., Detroit. 
 
 3177. NINA REBECCA SHAFFER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 5, 1876; d. M. S. 
 
 (b. Je 13, 1844) and Almira L. (Beattie) 
 Shaffer (b. Ja i, 1844). Prepared in Iowa City 
 H. S. Ph. B., Univ. of la. Alpha Chi Omega; 
 Vice Pres., Class. Teacher, la. City Schs., 
 1900-5; Libr., Vinton, la., 1907-8; Cataloger, 
 1908-10; Ref. Asst., Univ. of la., 1910 — . 
 Mem., Presby. Church; Pres., Young Woman's 
 Guild; V. P., C. E.; Pres., Lib. Club, 1909-10, 
 V. P., 1911-12. Address, 314 N. Dubuque St., 
 Iowa City, la.t 
 
 3178. HAZEL YEARSLEY SHAW 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1916; b. 
 
 Ag 13, 1885, Urbana; s. William Talbot (b. 
 N 2, i860, do.) and Clara Olive (Yearsley) 
 Shaw (b. O 6, 1864, O.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Chi Omega. Teacher in Wis., 1908-9; 
 
 do., Kentucky, 1910; do.. 111., 1910-12; Libn., 
 Econ. and Soc. .Seminar, Univ. of 111., 1913 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 609 W. Green 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 3179. JEROME KENNETH SIMER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 12, 1886; 
 s. Ilarve (b. Ja 13, 1854, Divide, 111.) and 
 Laura (Mercer) Simer (b. My 27, 1851, Salem, 
 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. t,L. B., Univ. 
 of Minn., 1910. Adelphic; Eng. Club. Ad- 
 dress, Gray Gables, Minneapolis; bus. add., 
 346 McKnight Bldg. do.i 
 
 3180. LAWRENCE EDWIN SINCLAIR 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 19, 1883, Ash- 
 land, 111.; s. William Ollen (b. Mr 1855, do.) 
 and Eva (Tomlin) Sinclair (b. Mr 1855, do.). 
 Prepared in Ashland H. S. Address, Ashland, 
 Ill.t 
 
 31 81. WILLIAM KENNETH SKINNER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 24, 1884, Griggsville, 
 
 111.; s. William O. (b. Ja i, 1847, Franklin Co., 
 Pa.) and Sarah Francis (Brown) Skinner (b. 
 My 27, 1851, Griggsville, 111.). Co. Atty., Rooks 
 Co., Kan. Mem., Kan. Bar Assn. Married 
 Ethyl McLaughlin, O 16, 1908, Palmyra, Mo. 
 Children: Jane Isabell, b. S 5, 1909; William 
 Robert, b. N 2, 1914. Address, Stockton, Kan. 
 
 3182. ROBERT HUGH SLOANE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 9, 1883, 
 Missoula, Mont.; s. John L. (b. Mr 27, 1847, 
 New York City) and Elizabeth A. (Mansfield) 
 Sloane (b. Ja 4, 1864, Sidney, 111.). Prepared 
 in Missoula, Mont. Indian Allotment, Flat- 
 head Agency, 1907-8; Engr., C. M. & P. S., 
 1908-9; Engr., Yakima Reservation, Wash., 
 1909; Contr., Flathead Reservation, 1910-12; 
 Asst. Engr., C. M. & St. Paul Ry., Great Falls, 
 Mont., 1912-14; Jr. Civ. Engr., Div. of Valua- 
 tion, Interst. Commerce Comn., 1915 — . Mar- 
 ried Ulah Marsh Woodman, Je 21, 1910, 
 Helena, Mont. Children: Emma Elizabeth, b. 
 F 19, 1912; John Tylar, b. S 12, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 523 E. Front St., Missoula, Mont. 
 
 3183. JOSEPH ANTON SMEJKAL, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 6573) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 23, 1885, 
 Chicago; s. Joseph A., Sr. (b. Ag 7, i860, 
 Bohemia) and Barbara (Belchin) Smejkal (b. 
 O 31, 1864, do.). Prepared in Eng. H. and 
 Man. Tr. Sch., Chicago. Bd. of Supervising 
 Engrs., Chicago Traction, C. M. & St. P. R. 
 R. Address, 1227 S. Lawndale Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 3184. CLAUDE E. SMITH 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 24, 1883, Cham 
 paign Co., 111.; s. Thomas W. (b. O 4, i8S7. 
 Sangamon Co., 111.) and Margaret Ruth (Camp- 
 bell; Smith (b. My 27, 1861, Wayne Co., la.). 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Alpha Tau Ome- 
 ga; Yoxan. Engr., I. T. S., 1909; Din, Pvt. 
 Sch.; Farmer, Flora, 111., 1910 — . Address, 
 Flora, Ill.t 
 
 3185. SIDNEY BENJAMIN SMITH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 7, 1885; s. 
 Elbert S. (b. Mr 8, 1847, Solon, O.) and Elsie 
 Jane (Kinsley) Smith (b. Ja 3, 1845). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Capt., Univ. Regt. ; 
 Philomathean; Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta. Farmer, 
 Springfield, 111., 1907-18; Emergency Dist. De- 
 monstration Leader, 1917-18. Mem., Am. 
 Shorthorn Breeders Assn.; Percheron Soc of 
 Am.; Am. Berkshire Assn.; Sec, two yrs., 
 111. Live Stock Breeders' Assn.; Dir., 111. St. 
 Dairyman's Assn., 1915-17; Sec.-Treas. 111. Jer- 
 sey Cattle Club, 1918; 111. Country Club. Mar- 
 ried Madeline Babcock, N 22, 1910, Springfield, 
 111. Children: Elbert Sidney, b. O 27, 191 1; 
 Eunice Louise, b. S 2, 1915- Address, 1053 
 W. Decatur St., Decatur, 111.; bus. add.. Room 
 19, Court House, do. 
 
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 10 1 I 
 
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 iiSo. ll.OKKNCK SOMKKS iWll.l.lAMS) 
 (.VVilc ol No. 1 /•'>.(» 
 Mis.sioiiarv; A. H. in L. & A.; b. F i.». "«?«'. 
 I'aiiolii, ill,; il. Kilwiii K. (h- I'" -:4. '>^-l.S. 
 I'liuia) nmi C'ailifiiiu' lUiivt-ii.ulit) Someis ili. 
 S u), iS.sii, titiu SpiiiiK r>ay, 111.). I'lcnarcil 
 ill Kl r.isi. 11. S. I'n-s., Hliola; I'hi IVll.i 
 I'si; Phi lul.i Kappa; rroliiii. aiul Final Hon 
 ins; I'lfs., I'lilaKOniiMl lust.; Sr. Brt-akfast 
 Com. iMissionaiy, Ft. Doilge, la., 11)078; 
 I'lu'nRtii, West hulia, looyu; Ft. DoiIrc, la., 
 n)ij-i,); l.awn'nif. Kan,, 1913-14; Vi'utuia, 
 t'alif., n)i.| 17; ."^an l''fiiiainlo, I'lllif., n)!?-!^!, 
 M.mifil Klruk Williams (,'oj), F ^, moy, 
 t'luinKliinu, W, t'hina, .lildirss. .).■,( Mac Neil 
 .St., San Fciiianilo, (."alii. 
 
 J187. Jt)llN CLVDK Sl'lTFFK 
 Farnur; I?. S. in Agr.; b. O s. i88j, Mont- 
 rose, 111.; s. Daviil (h- O jj, 1S4J, Jaspi-r Co., 
 hul.) and Mary Elizalieth Spitlcr (b. Ap j<), 
 iS.s.t, jaspor t'o., Ind.). I'fi'paicil in INlont 
 io.sc Fill), .Sells, anil I'niv. Acail. Acacia; 
 Alpha /.Ota; Sinma Xi; Akv. Club; Track Team. 
 States Uelalions Service, V. S. Dcpt. of Akl. 
 Maiiifil lleniiella Downey, N i.s, 
 I'ntiiian, lU. CliiUl, MiKlrea F.li/abeth, 
 11)1(1. Aililii'.is, Montrose, 111, 
 
 u.ss. l-I.DKFNCK Ol.lVK Sl'UAC.CF 
 
 CWINSIUI') 
 
 (.Sister of No, 44-'S) 
 
 A. U. in 1.. \ A.; b. My 17, iSS.i, Dnl'aKC, 
 
 HI,; d. Frank (h. II, iS^o, Du FaKc. 111.) ami 
 
 FloreiKC K.stellc (.Tripp) Spraniie (.b, O, i8sy, 
 
 l.oekport, ./.'.). Frcparcl in Joliet I'p. 11, >. ; 
 
 Delta liamnia; Aletlieiiai; I'lii Delta I'si; I'rcs,, 
 
 Woiuens" LeaKiie, Teaelier, l.oekport Tp. 11, 
 
 S. Married Ueiijaniiu W. Winsliin, II 31. 
 
 igij. Children: licni.uiiin Weseo, b, Ar 31. 
 
 1013; Florence Fli/abetli, b. .11 -'o, njio. Ad 
 
 dress, 4Jt) Si)riicc St., Steelton, I'.i. 
 
 3i8g. KDITU l.ll.l.l.VN Sl'KAV (S.WW KUi 
 (Wife of No. J50J) 
 1'., 1.. S,; A. 1!. in 1.. & A.. igoS; b. O 
 18, iSS.), I'liiiaKo; d. John Campbell (\k iS4,s, 
 UiidKcporl, Ind.) and Mary Ann (.liiiniit 
 .Spr.iv (.li. iSs-t, Caleilonia, t.'an.). I'rep.ircd 
 ill llvdc Park 11. S,; Lewis Inst. I'i Uela 
 IMii; Mask and Uanble; Dramatic Club; l.ib. 
 I'hib. .\sst. Loan I.ibii., Ihiiv. of 111., igo7-». 
 Married I'rcd Scott Sawyer CoO, F (>, u)00, 
 Arlington lleisbts. 111. Child, Fred Cninii, b. 
 Ja 30, 1011. Address. 407 White l?ldg., Sialtle. 
 
 3u)o. FKKD MFKWYN STAKKK 
 Fublieity Manager; 1.1.. I?.: b. Ja i8, iSS.s. 
 Clavton. 111.; s, lames 1.. (.b. My Jo, i8.sS, 
 ItaiVy, 111.) and Fli/abetli Jane (Montgomery) 
 Staker (.b. iStiS, Clavton, Ul.K Frepareil in 
 Clayton II. S." l*i I'lict.i: Thela Kappa Nu; 
 Ailelphic; I'ol. Sc. Chib; Witeiiagcmote Court. 
 Mgr., I'ublicity Depi,. Southwest Nat. Kauk 01 
 Commerce and Civiumcrce Trust Co., Kans.is 
 Citv, Mo. Married Ulanchc F. Melville. (.) 1, 
 igoD, Hogard, Mo. Child, Dorothy J.mc. b. 
 11 .'S, u)io. Addii-ss, 1007 K, 4.'nd, Kansas City, 
 Mo. 
 
 3101. FAUl. DOWN INC STFARNS 
 Ftiginccr; li, S. in M, F. ; b, S 14, 1886, 
 K.inkiii, 111.; s. 1.. D. U'. Kilbourn City, \Vis.> 
 ami Adda (.liarner) Stearns (b. Milford, 111.). 
 I'rcpared in Henry Kendall Coll.; Champaign 
 11. S. M. F, ,<oc,, I'res, ; Sr. Hall Com. 
 Draftsman. .Stephens Adamscin Mfg. Co., 1007- 
 8; liisi>. F.n.nr,, 1008; -Sales Fugr., iQo8-o; i^>.. 
 New York t itv, 1000: Mgr., Hiauch ofTice. 
 New York Citv, 100011; Partner. Fort Pitt 
 F.ngng. C^l,. Pittsburgh, 1011 — . 1st It,, Signal 
 R. C. Aviation Section, 1017; Mustered out. 
 la -•-■, 1019. Married Idadvs Kugenia Whithaiii. 
 Je iJ, lytJ. Child. Sarah Jane, b. My -•-■, 1013. 
 Addri-ss. 1317 Lancaster .\ve.. Swi.s.svalc, Pa,; 
 ^i/,t. (i(/./., 0064 W'oodwell St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 3101A. ANNIK II, STEVFNSON 
 U, S. in II, Se,; b. Ja ^7. i88^. Nebraska 
 Citv. Neb,; il, F', H. Stevenson, i'rep.ircd in 
 Nebraska City II. S. I.ibn., Pub. Lib., Nebrask.i 
 City, Neb. Address, Nebraska City, Neb. 
 
 319:!. WALTKR M(M<C.AN STF.WART 
 
 Manager; M. S. in K, V..; h. 1) ii>, 1S85; s, 
 John !•■. (.b. Mr 19. 18.(9, Monroe, W'is.)"aiid 
 Alay (.Mien) Stewart (.b. le 30, 18.(9, Hrecks- 
 viUe, (),). Prepared in Kvanston II. S, Phi 
 CJaiiima Delta; Phoenix; K. K. Club; Class 
 baseball; Cap Com.; Jr. .Smoker; Clini., Sr. 
 Ball. .Salesman, la. Keniielt Co., 1907-10; 
 Manufaclurer's Agt., 191011; Mgr., Vacuuiu 
 I'leaiier Dept., Kellogg Mackav Co., igii — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; W. O. W. 'Married ICIiza- 
 licili Uiugliam, .S ui, 1009, Daylona, l"la. Child, 
 Charles T)(Uiald, b. () Ji, 1910. Address, loio 
 Lake St., Kvanston, 111. 
 
 319.!, MARSHALL CHILDS STOOKEY 
 (.llrother of No, .'.'Sp) 
 
 Farmer; 11, S. in C. K. ; b. On, 1881, War 
 renburj;. 111.; s. Lewis (b. O jo, 1848, St. 
 Clair Co., 111.) anil l.eona (.Childs') Stookey 
 (h. F .'0. i8";(i, Sangamon Co., 111,'). Pre 
 pared in Decatur H, S. Delta Upsilon; Shield 
 and Trident; C. K. Club; Orange and liluc 
 Dancing Club. With C. vS: N. W. R. R., White- 
 hall and Deer Lodge, Mont., 1907; With C. 
 M. iS: l". .S. R, R,, 1008-9; Farmer, 1909 — . In 
 ch.irge of tp. Liberty Lo;in, Red Cross, Army 
 Y, M. C. .v. Campaigns. Mem., M. F. Church; 
 Decatur Cluli; A. V. .'i. M,; K. T. ; 'Treus, 
 Macon Co, I'"arin Itiir,, 1918, Married Mildred 
 Wilkinson, S 1, 1913, Milwaukee. Children: 
 M.iig.iiet (."aroiine, b. Jl 9, 1914; M;iry Eliza- 
 beth, b. S 0, i9il>. Address, llarristown. 111. 
 
 3194. IIALVER RliFUS STRAIGHT 
 (Husband of No. 3409; Hrother of Nos. 
 3.=;i\S, S443> 
 Manufacturer; 11. S. in M. K.; b. .\g .•4, 
 1884, El Paso, 11!,; s. Lee S, (b. D -•-•, i8(.3. 
 (."ropsey, HI.) iind ld;i Maude (Tiinner) 
 Straight (b. Ap 1.=;, i8t>3. near F;iirbnry, 111.). 
 Pupared 111 l-'oiuhi (.Li.) 11, S,; Ciriiinell .\cad.; 
 ,Sliulied ;it Cornell, la,; Iowa Coll, Siguui \i, 
 Mem., Pub. Service Keseive, 1917; lien. Mgr., 
 Add (!'lay I'rod. Co., 1918 -. Crantcd 14 patents 
 on various clav working m:ichiiies ;iiid designs 
 of bldg, tile "and bhlgs, .\uth.: Individual 
 Motor Drives for Clay Working M;ichiuery, 
 their Ftliciency and S;iving Involved; Hriclt, 
 My 1907; The Ceramics .Svliool Presented be- 
 fore Iowa Hrick and 'Tile .\ssii. J a 1908 and 
 Pub, in liriek ; Dryer (.'(uistructioii Presented 
 before Iowa Hrick and Tile .Vssn. and Pub. in 
 rroeeediiiiis of above; Clay Mining, presented 
 at Chicago, F" 16, igii, before Interstate 
 Hrick and Tile Assn.; V. P., la. .St. Clay 
 M fgrs. Assn., iqio-ii; Treas. la. St. Clay 
 Mfgrs. Assn., 191 1-1 j; Sec. and 'Tro;is., la. 
 St. Silo Assn. Married l.iira h'.thel lloge 
 ('08), Ja I, 1909, Cliiciigo. C'hildreii: Lee 
 lloge, b. Ap JO, igii; Dorothy, b. Je t, 1915; 
 Eliziibeth, b. 1' 3. 1918. Address, Adel, la,; 
 bus. add., Rrick & Tile l""actory, do. 
 
 3195, JAMES Al.HERT STRAWN 
 Heating F'ngr, ; H. S. in M. E. ; b. J a 2j, 
 188 (, Forrest, 111,; s. loel R. (b. Ja 8. 184J, 
 llttawa, HI.) and Mary Francis (Brown) Strawn 
 tb. Mr 30, 1851, Hiowusville, N. Y.). Pre- 
 iKired in" Ponli;ic Tp, 11, S, Pi Theta; Tau 
 lieta Pi; Phoenix. Col., I'niv, Regt., 1006-7. 
 Instr. in Mil. I'niv. of 111., 1906-7; Draftsman, 
 Link Helt Mach. Co.. 1907; ./o., Stephens Adam- 
 son Mfg. ("o., 1007-8; F'ruit Crower. Colo. 
 19081 3; Heating Dept, Cent. HI. Light Co.. 
 Peoria, 1913 iti; Siipt., do., igio — . ftLirrie.d 
 Kernie M. Delatour, ja 12, 19H. Forest. 111. 
 Child. Max Delatour, b. .\it 14. 1914- Address, 
 3it'> S, JetTerson St.. Peoria. 
 
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 3196. GEORGE MAURITZ 5 TROMBECK 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 3, 1880, 
 Moline, 111.; s. John (b. Ag 31, 1851, Sweden) 
 and Emma Augusta (Ekeblad) Strombeck (b. 
 S 8, i860, do.). Prepared in Moline H. S. 
 Tau BetaPi; Y. M. C. A.; Scandinavian Club; 
 Sigma Xi. With the Root & Vandervoort 
 Engng. Co., 1907-18; Strombeck, Becker Mfg. 
 Co., 1918 — . Mem., Free Swedish Evang. 
 Church. Married Amanda C!hri.stian Nelson, 
 My 30, 1907. Children: Vernon Mauritz, b. O 
 8, 1908; Reuben Emmanuel, b. O 25, iqio. Ad- 
 dress, 1 133 13th Ave., Molin«, 111.; bus. add., 
 Strombeck Becker Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 3197. ELMER EMERSON STULTS 
 (Husband of No. 3506) 
 Broker; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 19, 1883, West 
 Liberty, la.; s. Allen Sylvester (b. Deland, 
 111.) and Carrie Eliza (Ilaynes) Stults (b. 
 Frankfort, O.). Prepared in Evanston T[). H. 
 S., West Des Moines (la.) H. S. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Phoenix; Univ. 
 Track Team; Class Baseball and Football. 
 Grocery Bus., 1907-9; Farmer, 1909-12; with 
 E. R. Hasse & Co., Real Est. and Mortgage 
 Brokers, 1912 — . Married Minnie L. Parker 
 ('08), Mr 27, 1909, Taylorville, 111. Children; 
 Margaret Caroline, b. N 16, 1910; Allen Park- 
 er, b. Je 13, 1913; Helen Louise, b. .S 5, 1914. 
 Address, 463 Willow St., Winnetka, 111. 
 
 3198. MARY KATHARINE SWARTZ 
 (CARSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1835; Sister of No. 8802) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 14, 1885, Piatt Co., 
 111.; d. B. F. (b. Pa.) and Minnie E. (Schuk- 
 necht) Swartz (b. Wis.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Athenean. Teacher, Pt. 
 Byron H. S. one yr. Married F. T. ('arson 
 ('03), 1909, Urbana. Children: Mary Annt-, 
 b. Ja 1910; Thomas Bur'ice, b. Je 191 1; Dorothy 
 Joy, b. Je 13, 1914; Joseph Robert, h. Mr i_'. 
 1916. Address, 510 W. Mai"-, Urbana. 
 
 3199. VINCENT WESTFALL SWITZER 
 Treasurer, Baker- Vawter Co.; b. Ag 0, 
 1885, Shawnee Mound, Ind.; s. George 
 Washington (b. N 2, 1854, Otterbein, Ind.) 
 and Lida (Westfall) Switzer (b. Ap 28, 
 1858, Montmorenci, Ind.). Prepared in 
 La Porte (Ind.) H. S. ; Purdue Univ., 
 1003-5. Beta Theta Pi. With Baker-Vawter 
 Co., 1907; Asst. Supt., dn., 1910-12; Efficiency 
 Engr., do., 1912-13; Sales Mgr., do., 1913-16; 
 Dir., do.; Comptroller, do., 1916-18; Treas., 
 do.. iqi8 — . Mem., Univ. Club, Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Eila Graves, Ag 8, 191 1, Mt. Pleasant, 
 Mich. Address, Benton Harbor, Mich. 
 
 3200. MAURICE COLE TANQUARY 
 Professor; B. S. in Sc. ; A. M., ipo8; Ph. 
 D., 1912; b. N 26, 1881, Lawrenceville, 111.; 
 s. Thomas J. (b. Ja 17, 1841, do.) and Flora 
 A. Cole (b. S 3, 1852, Miami Co., Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Lawrenceville H. S.; Vincennes, Ind. 
 Univ. Acacia; Gamma Alpha; Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Ionian; Represented 111. in Hamilton 
 Orat. Contest, 1907; Scholarship, 1908; Fellow- 
 ship, 1909. Asst. in Entomol., 1908-12. Grad. 
 work, Harvard Univ., 1910. Insp. and Econ. 
 work in Minn., 191 1, Instr., Entomol., Kan. 
 Agr. Coll., 1912-13; Zoologist, Crocker Land 
 Arctic Expedition, 1913-16; Asst. Prof., Ento- 
 mol. Kan. Agr. Coll., 1916 — . Auth. : .\ Prelim. 
 List of the Ants of Illinois, Proc. St. Acad. Sc, 
 191 1 ; Experiments on the Adoption of Lasins, 
 Fjormica, and Polyergus Queens by Colonies of 
 Alien Species, Biol. Bui, Vol. XX, 1911; Biolo- 
 gical Studies of Formicidae, Bill. III. St. Lab. 
 Nat. Hist., Vol. IX, My 1913. Mem., Entomol. 
 See. of Am.; A. A. A. S.; St. Acad. Sc. Mar- 
 ried Josephine W. Perry, Jl i. igi6. Child, 
 Jean, b. Aj) 7, 1917- .Address, Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll., Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 3201. EDWARD ROMAINE TARNOSKI 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 3202, 7256) 
 Contr. and Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 
 26, 1884, Chicago; s. Stephen (b. Ja i, 1852, 
 Warsaw, I'oland) and Mary (Skora) Tarnoski 
 (b. Ag 10, 1864, t/o.). Prepared in R. T. Crane 
 Man. Tr. Sch. C. E. Cluh. Struct. Draftsman. 
 1907; Insp., 1908; Asst. Engr., 1909; Supt. of 
 Const, and Engr., The Rodgers Co., Chicago, 
 1909-14; McManis & Tarnoski, Contr. and 
 Engr.. 1914 — . Address, Y. M. C. A. St. Paul; 
 bus. add., 298 Endicott Bldg., do. 
 
 3202. PAUL THADDEUS TARNOSKI 
 (Brother of Nos. 3201, 7256) 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S i, 1885, 
 Chicago; s. Stephen (b. Ja i, 1852, Warsaw, 
 Poland) and Mary (Skora) Tarnoski (b. .\g 
 10, 1863, do.). Prepared in N. W. Div. H. S., 
 Chicago. Chem. Club; Varsity Track Team; 
 X'arsity Football Team. Chem., C. R. I. & P, 
 R. R, Co., 1907; Swift & Co., 1908; Great 
 West. Cereal Co., 1908-9; .\rmour & Co., 1909; 
 Sec. and Treas., Com. Chem. Lab., 1910 — ; 
 Sec. and Treas., Chem. Engng. Co., 1910 — . 
 Auth.: Reaction of Methyl Malonicester (with 
 Richard Sidney Curtiss), Jour. .4. C. S., 1908. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; Wheaton Golf Club; May- 
 wood Golf Club; Chicago Camera Club. Ad- 
 dress, 181 Humboldt Blvd., Chicago; bus. 
 add., R. 1625 Manhattan Bldg., 431 Dearborn 
 St., do. 
 
 3203. FRED COE TAYLOR 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja i6, 1886, 
 Water Valley, Miss.; s. John M. and Mary 
 (Yeager) Taylor. Prepared in Hyde I'ark 
 H. S., Chicago. Beta Theta Pi. Instrument- 
 man, Grand Trunk Pacific K. R.; Material 
 Insp., I. C. R. R.; Chief Engr., Conley Frog 
 & Switch Co.; Dept. Mgr., H. \V. Johns- 
 Manville Co., St. Louis Branch, dn., Nash- 
 ville, Tenn. Married Nancy Lane I'usey, Je 
 10, 191 I, Chicago. Children: Mary X'irginia, 
 b. D 22, 1913; Jane Pusey, b. S 14, 1916. .Ad- 
 dress, c/o H. W. Johns-Manville Co., St. Louis. 
 
 3204. INEZ THISSELL (FOSDICK) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. Prepared in E. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Harvard II. S., 1907-8: 
 San Diego, Calif., 1908-12. Married A. M. 
 P'osdick, Je i, 19 16. Address, 2439 Capitan 
 Ave., San Diego, Calif. 
 
 3205. EMMET COLLINS THOMPSON 
 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 8, 
 1886, Franklin Grove, 111.; s. J. C. and Martha 
 (Hanger) Thompson. Prepared in Byron H. S. 
 Mech. and Constr. Work with C. C. I. Co., 
 Ishpeming, Mich., 1907-15; Mech. Engr., Cop- 
 per Range Co., Painesdale, Mich., 1915-16; do., 
 Harrison Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, iqi6: 
 Supt., do.; Gen. Supt., Harrison Works, E. I. 
 du Pont de Nemours & Co., Philadelphia, 1918. 
 Married Mary Nelson Thompson, Ap 30, 1913, 
 (Jwinn, Mich. Child, Robert Jerome, b. Jl 
 21, 1915. Address, 1108 S. 46th St., Phil? 
 delphia; bus. add., Harrison Works, £. I. (lu 
 Pont de Nemours & Co., do. 
 
 3206. FRED NEWTON THOMSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 8. 1886, Per- 
 dueville, 111.; s. S. ^.arvey (b. Mr 18, 1856, 
 Thorntown, Ind." and Bessie J. (Carson) 
 Thomson (b. O 22, 1862, New Holland, O.). 
 Prepared in Paxton H. S. Engaged in dredg- 
 ing swamp land. Address, Bercail, Mont.t 
 
 3207. CHARLES HERMAN TORNQUIST 
 
 (Brother of No. 8826) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 3- i8«4. 
 Donovan, 111.; s. Andrew (b. Sweden) and 
 Mathilda (Johnson) Tornquist (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, TH. 
 Engr. for Stone & Webster: with Phoenix 
 
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 Const. Co. of N. Y., Idaho, 1913-16; Supt. of 
 Const., Ut., Calif, and Wash., :9i6-i8; with 
 Atlantic Loading Co. of N. Y., near Hani- 
 monton, N. J., 1918 — . Married Enimil 
 Hutchinson, Je 17. 191 1, Portland, Ore. Child, 
 Marian Jane, b. My 3, 191J, Portland, Ore. 
 Address, c/o Atlantic Loading Co., Hammon- 
 ton, N. J. 
 
 3208. THEODORE HERMAN TRAMS 
 (Brother of No. 2530) 
 
 Consulting and Min. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. Ag 9, 1879, Kolbcrg, Ger. ; s. Charles Fred- 
 erick (b. F 10, 1856. Belgard, do.) and Bertha 
 Caroline (Borth) Trams (h. F 8, 1846, Kolberg, 
 do.). Prepared in Loda and Paxton H. Sclis. 
 C. E. Club. Concrete Insp., 1907; Instr., 
 Mo. Sch. of Mines and Metallurgy, Rolla, Mo., 
 1907-8; Concrete Insp., D. L. & VV. R. R., 
 1909-11; Bldg. Ins])., do., Montclair, N. J., 
 1911-12; Concrete Insp., do.. Nicholson, Pa.; 
 Asst. City Engr., Lewiston, Pa., 1914-17; Civ., 
 Consulting and Min. Engr., Heath, Mont., 
 1017-18- rfo., Lewiston, Mont., 191S — . Married 
 Pearle Geneve Laylield Hiatt, S 15, 1902, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Charles Herman, b. N is, 
 1904; Garnet Elizabeth, b. Je 18, 1912; Claude 
 Albert, b. My 18, 1914. Address, Lewiston, 
 Mont. 
 
 3209. MERLE JAY TREES 
 (Husband of No. 2474) 
 
 V. P., Chicago Bridge and Iron Works; 
 B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 191 1; b. Je 14. 1883; 
 Mayview, 111.; s. George Washington (b. My 
 16, 1846, Clermont Co., O.) and Jennie May 
 (Ray) Trees (b. Williamsport, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Frankfort, Ind., H. S. Phi Delta 
 rheta; Phoeni.x; C. E. Club; Univ. Band: Class 
 Football; Chm., Sr. Invitation Com. Cupola 
 Foreman, Foundry Griffin Wheel Co., 1907: 
 Engr., Kelly-Atkinson Const. Co., 1908; Bldg. 
 Insp., John Deere Plow Co., igo8; Contr. 
 Engr., Chicago Bridge & Iron Works; Esti- 
 mator., Contr. Engr., Mgr., Chicago Contr. 
 Office; Gen. Contr. Mgr.; V. P. in charge 
 Operation, Sales, Engng., and Purchasing, do., 
 1908 — . Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs. ; Chicago 
 Engrs. Club; Univ. Club, Chicago; Illini Club, 
 Chicago; Engrs. Club. N. Y.; A. S. C. E.; 
 Pres., Nat. R. R. Appliances Assn. Married 
 Emily Lavinia Nichols ('05), Ja 2, 1909, Chi- 
 cago.' Children: Katherine, b. O 28, 191 1; 
 George Spencer, b. Ja 16, 1916. Address, 9921 
 S. Winchester Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 105th 
 and Throop Sts., do. 
 
 3210. HENRY GEORGE TREICHEL 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 15, 1880, 
 Chicago; s. Ernst Henry (b. O 22, 1855, Ger.) 
 and Fredericka (Berwitz) Treichel (b. Ag i, 
 1857, do.). Prepared in Internal. Cor. Sch. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 With the Arnold Co., Engrs. and Consts., 
 Chicago. Married Clara Brahm, Je 9. 1909, 
 Chicago. Children: Regina Brahm, b. M>' 
 28, iQio; Henry Brahm, b. D 8, 191 1. .Address, 
 595 Greenwood Ave., Glencoe, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o The Arnold Co., 105 LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 321 1. EDNA TRUMAN 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Urbana; d. 
 John Tarleton (b. 1857, do.) and Emily L. 
 "(Frankenberg) Truman (b. 1858, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Illiola. 
 Teaching, 1907-18. Co. Chm.. Home Econ., 
 San Matso Co., Calif. Address. Redwood 
 City. Calif. 
 
 3212. CARL CLINTON VAN DOREN 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 447'. 6633, 6634) 
 
 Head Master and Author; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 b. S 10, 1885, Hope, 111.; s. Charles Lucius 
 
 (h. My 21. i"8<;7, Grand Ridge, 111.) and Eu- 
 
 dora Ann (Butz) Van Doren (b. My 4. 1863, 
 
 Hope, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Ph. 
 D., Columbia, 191 1. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Piii Beta Kappa; Phoenix; Adelphic; Scribb- 
 lers; Prelim., Final and Special Honors; 
 Scholarship in English, 1907-8; Class Poet; 
 Ed., ///. Mag., 1905-7. Asst., Rhet., Univ. of 
 111., 1907-8; Scholar, Columbia, 1908-9; Fel- 
 low, do., 1909-10; Instr., Eng., do., 1911-14; 
 .■\sst. Prof., Eng., do., 1914-16; Assoc. Prof.. 
 Eng., do., 1916 — ; Head Master, The Brearley 
 School, 1916-19. Auth.: The Life of Thomas 
 Love Peacock, J. M. Dent & Sons, London, 
 1911;^ Shakespeare on His Art, in Shakespear- 
 ian Studies by Mems. of the Dept. of Eng. 
 and Comparative Lit. in Columbia Univ., The 
 Columbia Univ. Press. 1916; Fiction I, Brown, 
 Cooper, Chap. VI; Fiction II, Contemporaries 
 of Cooper, Chap. VII, Book II, The Cam- 
 bridge Hist, of Am. Lit., Vol. I, 191 7. Trans- 
 lator: Ilebbel's Judith in Poet Lore, Vol. XXV. 
 No. IV, 1914; Co-ed, The Cambridge Hist, of 
 Am. Lit., G. P. Putnam's Sons, Vol. I, 1917; 
 Vol. II, 1918. Ed.: Tales by Washington Irving, 
 Oxford Univ, Press, London, 191S; The Vicar 
 of Wakefield, Ginn & Co., Boston, 1918; Con- 
 tributor of articles and reviews to various 
 periodicals. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; 
 Faculty Club, Columbia; Authors' Club, N. Y. ; 
 Trustee, Children's Aid Soc, 1917 — . Married 
 Irita Bradford, Ag 23, 1912, Tallahassee, Fla. 
 Children': Anne, b. D ii, 1915; Margaret, b. 
 O 21, 1917. Address. 351 W. 114th St.. N. Y. 
 City: bus. add., 60 E. 6ist St., do. or Colum- 
 bia LTniv. 
 
 3J13. HARRY WALTER VANNEMAN 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1909; 
 b. Jl 23, 1882 Sidell, 111.; s. Franklin M. (b. 
 Mr 3, i860. Ridge Farm, 111.) and Margaret 
 (Canaday) Vanneman (b. Ap 4, 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in Sidell H. S.; Hedding Coll. Prep. 
 LL. M., Yale Law School, 1910 (cum laude). 
 Alpha Delta Phi; Phi Delta Phi. Lawyer, 
 Urbana, 1910-11; Instr., Law, LTniv. of S. Dak., 
 i<.)ii-i5; Prof, of Law, do., 19 15 — . Auth.: 
 Reviews in Jour, of Criminal Law and Crimi- 
 nology, 1911. Sec, Co. Chap., Am. Red Cross, 
 1917—. Married Winifred M. Campbell, Je 
 22, 1912, New Haven, Conn. Address, 311 
 Canby St., Vermilion. S. Dak. 
 
 3214. ALBERT ALEXANDER VAN 
 
 PETTEN 
 
 (Brother of No. 3587) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 9, J883, 
 Cramer, 111.; s. William Johnston (b. Ap 6, 
 1854, Elmira, N. Y.) and Margaret E. (Buch- 
 anan) Van Petten (b. F" 4, 1858, Congruity, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Elmwood H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Phi; Glee Club; Band. Civ. Engr., 
 Ciuanico Centrale, Porto Rico, 1907-9; Asst, 
 Const. Engr., Central Fortuna, 1906-10; Civ. 
 Engr., Central Pagan, 1910-12; Supt. Const.. 
 Porto Rico Const. Co., 1912-15; Chief Engr., 
 I'unta Alegre Sugar Co., Cuba, 1915-16; Mgr., 
 Punta Alegre Sugar Co.. do.. 191 6 — . Assoc. 
 Mem. A. S. C. E. JNIarried Jessye Douglas 
 Gurney, N 6, 1907, Ensenada, Porto Rico. 
 Children: William Douglas, b. Ap 22, 1910; 
 Willa Margaret, b. S 2, 1912; Alberta Gurney, 
 1>. Je 13, 1917. Address, Punta, San Juan, 
 Cuba. 
 
 3215. MAURICE ESCHNER VASEN 
 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 21, 1885. 
 Ouincy, III.; s. Benjamin George (b. Jl 2, 
 i'S58, Philadelphia) and Julia (Eschner) Vasen 
 (b. Mr 16, i860, do.). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S.; M. A.. N. W. Univ., 1909; LL. B., do. 
 Zcta Psi; Pol. Sc. Club. Atty. at Law, Chi 
 cago. 1909-13; Sec, Quincv Bldg. and Home- 
 stead Assn. Ed. and Compiler, 37th and 38th 
 .•\nnl. Proc, Convention, Bldg. Assn., League 
 of 111.; Ed., Am. Bldg. Assn. News, Cincin- 
 nati, 1916-17; Assoc. Ed., 111. Suppl., Bide. 
 .Issn. News, Cincinnati. Mem., ist Inf. 111. 
 
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 Nat. Guard, 1009-12. Chicago Bar Assn.; St. 
 Sec, 111. Bldp. Assn. League, igi6 — . A. F. 
 A. M.; Hamrlton Club; Illini Club; Rotary 
 Club; B. P. O. E.; Quincy Motor Club; Quincy 
 Country Club. Married lone Ellis Vasen, N 
 5. 1913. Quincy, III. Address, 517 Main St., 
 Quincy, III. 
 
 3216. NATHAN RUTHVEN WAKEFIELD. 
 
 JR. 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 25, 1883, 
 Chicago; s. Nathan Ruthven, Sr. (b. F 22. 1830, 
 Kingsville, O.) and Mary Jane (White) Wake- 
 field (b. Ja 4, 1841, Tallula, 111.). Prepared 
 in W. Div. IT. S., Chicago; Lewis Inst., LL. 
 B., N. W. Univ., 1 910. Alpha Kappa Phi; 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Scribblers Club. Atty. 
 and Councelor at Law, iqio — -. Mem., Chi- 
 cago Congr. Club; Illini Club, Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Mabel II. Strawbridge, S 27, 191 3, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 833 S. Carpenter Ave., Oak 
 Park, III.; bus. add., 10 S. La Salle St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 3217. RICHARD JAMES FRANCIS WALL 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 16, 1885, 
 
 Auburn. N. Y. ; s. Patrick Joseph (b. 1857, 
 Navan Co., Meath, Ireland) and Azzlie (Gardi- 
 ner) Wall (b. i86,:;, Prescott, Can.). Pre- 
 ared in Robert Waller LI. S., Chicago. Theta 
 elta Clii; Sr. Ball Com.; Pres., Arch. Club. 
 Arch., The Bion J. Arnold Co. and Dean Ik 
 Dean, Arclis., Chicago, 1907-8; Ilolabird & 
 Roche, 1908-14' Arthur Heun, 1914-15; Shep- 
 ley, Rutan & Coolidge, 1915-16; C. M. & St. 
 P. R. R., 19 1 6 — . Address, 2330 N. Halsted 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 3218. RALPH CORE JENNINGS WALLACE 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. D i. 1883, 
 
 Homer, 111.; s. Charles H. (b. Elyria, O.) and 
 Effie O. (Core) Wallace (b. Homer, 111.). 
 Prepared in Homer II. S.; N. W. Univ., 1903- 
 6; Delta Tau Delta. Ins. Solicitor, 1907-8; 
 Dist. Agt., 1908-9; Cashier, Pacific Mutual Life 
 Ins. Co., Spokane, 1909-10; Farmer, 1910 — . 
 Married Bess Linder, Mr 11, 191 1, Salt Lake 
 City. Address, Jerome, Idaho. 
 
 3219. BERTHA EVELYN WALTERS 
 (GREEN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 27, 1885, Richmond, 
 111.; d. Frederic A. (b. 1865, do.) and Anna 
 E. (Rawson) Walters (b. 1862. Wauconda, 
 111.). Prepared in Woodstock H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Omega: Phi Delta Psi; IlUo Bd. Mem., 
 Woman's Club, 1907-9; A. C. A. Married 
 Howard S. Green, My 20, 191 1, Woodstock, 
 111. Child, Howard Frederic, b. D 29, 1913, 
 Address, 918 S. Cannon St., Spokane. 
 
 3220. HENRY BEN POPE WARD 
 Merchant; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Je 21, 
 1885, Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. George F. M. (b. 
 On, 1854, Harrington, Conn.) and .Sarah 
 Elizabeth Ward (b. Jl 31, 1857, Franklin Co., 
 111.). Prepared in Mt'. Vernon IT. S. Plii 
 Delta Theta: Egyptian Club; Univ. Band; 
 Mgr., 1907 Illio. 111. Nat. Guard; 4th Regt. 
 Band, 1890-1900. Married Aline Emerson, My 
 12, 1914, Mt. Vernon, 111. Child, Louis Emer- 
 son, b. Ja 18, 1918. Address, 819 Maple St., Mt. 
 Vernon, III. 
 
 3221. OWEN MARTIN WARD 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 10, 1885 
 Champaign Co., 111.; s. Patrick (b. 1843, Ire 
 land) and Mary (Williams) Ward (b. do.) 
 Prepared in St. Mary's II. S., Champaign 
 Emerson Elec. Mfg. Co., 1907-8; Union Elec 
 Light & Power Co., 1908-16; Operating Engr. 
 The Milwaukee Elec. Ry. & Light Co., 1916 — 
 Married J. Elizabeth O'Brien, Ja 26, 1909 
 Champaign. Children: Mary Gertrude, b. F 
 20, 1911; Virginia, b. Mr 27, 1913; Doloras 
 Agnes, b. S 9, 1915; Owen Morgan, b. O 28, 
 1917. Address, 304 26th St., Milwaukee. 
 
 3222. CHARLES EUGENE WATERHOUSE 
 City Engr.; A. B. in Sc; B. S. in C. E., 
 1908; b. S 28, 1874, Oakville, la.; s. Taylor E. 
 and Louisa E. (Harkleroad) Waterhouse. 
 Prepared in la. Wesleyan Univ. Acad., Ml. 
 Pleasant, la. Phi Delta Theta; Triangle; 
 Math. Club; Y. M. C. A. Drainage work, 
 1908-9; City Engr., Mt. Pleasant, la., 1909-11; 
 Drainage Const, work, 191 1; with C. B. & Q. 
 R. R., 1911-16; Citv Engr. Burlington, la., 
 19 1 6—. Mem., A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. 
 Married Mildred Elliot, Je 30, 191 o, Burling- 
 ton, la. Children: William Taylor, b. Ap 12, 
 lyii; Mary, b. N 19, 1914. Address 1201 S. 
 i-'th St., Burlington, la.; bus. add., (jity Hall, 
 do. 
 
 3223. HOWARD GRAFTON WEAKLEY 
 Salesman; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Je 9, 
 1886, Shelbyville, 111.; s. James Thomas (b. 
 S 9, 1841, Lancaster, Fairfield Co., O.) and 
 Ann Eliza (Durban) Weakley (b. Mr 13, 1848, 
 do.). Prepared in Shelbyville H. S. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Treas., Soph. Class. Gen. office 
 work with Selz Schwab Shoe Co., 1907; Lord & 
 Thomas Advertising Agency, 1907; Salesman, 
 Oliver Typewriter Co., 1907-13; Traveling 
 salesman. Mayo Skinner Mfg. Co., 191 3 — . 
 Detachment, Med. Dept., Base Hosn., 19th Co., 
 Sth Tr. Bn., Camp Gordon, Ga. ; Mustered out, 
 Mr 5, 1919. Mem., JUini Club of Chicago. 
 Address, c/o Mayo-Skinner Mfg. Co., 2115 Els- 
 ton Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3224. FRANK MARSHALL WELCH 
 Engng. Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 23, 
 1881, Mt. Pleasant, la.; s. Charles Clinton (b. 
 1845, Whalensburg, N. Y.) and Mary (Mar- 
 shall) Welch (b. 1849, do.). Prepared in E. 
 Aurora H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Shield and 
 Trident; Univ. Band. Link Belt Co., Chicago, 
 1907-8; Stephens- Adamson Mfg. Co.; do., Engr. 
 Salesman, 1908-9; Roberts & Schaefer Co., do., 
 1909-11; Webster Mfg. Co., Tiffin, O., 1911-18; 
 V. P. and Gen. Mgr., The Greenville Mfg. Co., 
 Engrs. and Machinists, Greenville, O., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Sand and Gravel Plants, Rock Products, 
 Jl 22, 1915; (iround Storage Plants, do., Ja 7, 
 1916; Location of Sand and Gravel Plants, do., 
 S 22, 1916; Standardization of Sand and 
 Gravel, do. Married Lucile Nyman Knott, Je 
 18, 1913. Children: Marshall Knott, b. N 14, 
 1914; James Nyman, b. Ja 18, 1916. Address, 
 Greenville, O. 
 
 3225. NELLE F. WELLES (PARR) 
 A. B. in Sc.; b. Ag 9, 1885; d. W. T. (b. 
 S 1850, French Grove, 111.) and Laura A. 
 (Parsell) Welles. Prepared in Elmwood H. S. ; 
 Knox Coll., Galesburg, 1902-4; Univ. of Calif., 
 summer, 1910. Pi IJcta Phi; Varsity Basket- 
 ball. Teacher, Collinsville, 111., H. S., 1907-8; 
 do., Santa Barbara, Calif., 1908-9; do.. Home 
 Econ. and Man. Arts, St. Norm. Sch., Santa 
 Barbara, 1909-12. Mem., Y. W. C. A. Mar- 
 ried P'rank Willis Parr, O 29, 1912, Elmwood, 
 111. Child,, Barbara Katherine, b. Jl s, 191 7. 
 Address, 115 Ayres Ave., Peoria. 
 
 3226. PORTER ROYAL WEST 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.- b. D 3, 1884, Wat- 
 seka, 111.; s. William (b. Je 14, 1846, Attica, 
 Ind.) and Emma Rebecca (Moore) West (b. 
 D 29, 18^7). Prepared in Watseka H. S. 
 Class Football. Boiler room Engr., N. W. Sta., 
 Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; 75 Degree Club of Chicago; 
 West. Soc. of Engrs.; Nat. Elec. Light Assn.; 
 Illini Club. Address, 3903 N. Seeley Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 3401 Elston Ave., do. . 
 
 3227. CURTIS CORNELIUS WESTFALL 
 
 Bridge Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 14. 1886, 
 
 Bushnell, 111.; s. Dr. E. K. (b. fa 8, 1839, 
 
 Thorntown, Ind.) and Irene R. (Wann) Wes^- 
 
 fall (b. Jl 19, 1856). Prepared in Bushnell H 
 
.'()S 
 
 r 
 
 M\I'.KS11\' (11 
 
 lu)07 
 
 S.; LiMiib.iul roll., ii)0.v.|. X'aisily U.iski'tball 
 and liasflmll. l>iafisiiiaii, HimiIrc PiTt., I. C. 
 R. R., 1(307-11; Asst. EpRr., Jo.. Track Eleva 
 lidii, 1911-13; I'liitf Enci'., ulidlaiul I'oiitiiu'tital 
 K. K., Tamt'stowii, N. Dak., ii)i,,i; Assl. Kiigr., 
 r. C". X\. U., H)i.j-i5; KiiKi-. ot liiidRi's, (/.'.. 
 i()vs — . Mai'iicd Odiotliy SlolTcl. S 4, 101. •. 
 Adihfss. t>oi.i Stonv Island Ave, t'liicami; bus. 
 luid.. lUWh'c nopt.". 1. C. R. K., I'aik Row 
 Sia., ./.'. 
 
 ^.•-■8. KRKI) 11. Wlllll'. 
 (Urother of No. 40J3) 
 Faniur; B. S. in Agr.; h. Ap 6, i8-(>, Uidad- 
 lands. Ill,; s. l>avisou (h. N 15. i8.i.\ Wi-stliold. 
 Ind.) and Virginia (.Ouiokt White (.!>■ Ja 10. 
 185--). ritpaifd in Alan. Tv. 11. S., Indian- 
 apolis. .\lph;i Zita; Ciystal Uanoing Clnli. 
 Cnpt., Co. M., winning Co. in coinpolitivc drill. 
 Marrifil Rose 1 Icgcnbart, 1-' u, 1013. Cliani 
 paign. . li/(/>c\«.<. Ivroadlands, lU.i 
 
 3--J0. \VI1.L1.\M HL.MKk Wliri'K.^^lDl': 
 l.awvcr; LL. B.; b. Ja 15, i8f<5. Joslin. 111.; 
 s. William 11. (b. f 7, i85(>. Moline. 111.) and 
 Mary lane (.Mien) Whiteside (h. iSo.u Coal 
 Valley" HI.). Prepared ii\ .Moline 11. .^. Theta 
 Kappa Nil. Village .\tty. Carbon ClilT. 111., 
 KjoS; Asst., Attv. tSen. OtViee, Springheld, 
 jgoo; Asst. St. .\ttv., Roek Island Co., 111., 
 iQi--—- . Exalted Ruler, Moline Lodge, U. l'- 
 O. E. No. 550. Married t'ora Aliee Whiteside, 
 .■\p 0, 1010, Des .Moines. .-(./J) i-.v.c. i6jo I.ove. 
 Moline, 111.; i'li.'. (i</('.. 4(HV.ioj Peoples Kank 
 BUIk'.. Jo. 
 
 3-'30. 
 
 EDSON Al.KXANDKR Wll-HKR 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. 11 -■». 187.1. 
 Gridlcy, 111.; s. E. L. Wilder. Prepared in 
 Knreka Co. Engr., .Alliance Gas & Power », o., 
 .Vllianee. O. JJJn'.ss, c/o Alliance C-as & 
 Power Co., AUiaiue, O.t 
 
 j.-ji. MARY STANCLYFFE WILKINSON 
 (Sister of No. J867) 
 
 Librarian: A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 6, 1887. 
 Utica. N. v.; d. James Edward (b. b <), 1858. 
 Lawrence, Mass.) and Abbie Jennie Merril 
 (Egar) Wilkinson (b. O J.', 1861, P.eloil, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Champaign 11. S. Phi Delta I si. 
 Teacher, Kalamazoo, Mich., igo7-8; Jo.. Ionia, 
 Mich. 11. S., 1008-10; Libu., Pittsburg; Jo., 
 Superior, Wis., iqii-i.-; Jo.. St. Louis, i()i---. 
 Mem., Mich. St. Teacher.s' Assn., ioo7-u>; 
 Sch. Masters Club, 1008; Am. Lib. Assn.. 
 101-'—. AJJifSS. 573.1 McVherson Ave., St. 
 Louis. 
 
 3.-.V. ANNA WALLER WILLIAMS 
 (Sister of Nos. i(>i5, 2--87) 
 
 Instructor; A. K. in U & A.; A. M.. igi-; 
 b .\p --8 i88^, Kenuev. lll.;'d. James .Alex- 
 ander (b 11 .'-•. 1840, Roekford, N. C.) and 
 Annie lane" (Waller) Williams (b. Mr 4. '^5>\ 
 Louisville, Kv.). Prepared in Urbana 11. S. ; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; Pres., Ale 
 thenai; V. W. C. A. cabinet; 11. ^c.Uuh; 
 Eug. Club, liistr.. Kail. St. Coll., Manhattan. 
 Kail.. 101?: Jo.. Home Econ.. ITiiiv. ot Calil., 
 Berkelev." Calif. Mem. M. E. Church. .-(./ 
 </»..o-. "Home Econ. Dept., Univ. of lalil.. 
 Berkeley. Calif. 
 
 3J3J. CLEMENT CLARENCE WILLIAMS 
 (Husbaml of No. 407s) 
 Professor: B. S. in C. E.; b. F ;i. 
 188 • Brvaut. 111.; s. Isa.ic Creenbury (b. 1S41. 
 Ind.) and Martha -Ann (Davis) Williams tt>. 
 184=;, Columbus, O.). Prepared in Canton II. 
 "s 'B S.. la. Norm., 1001; C. E., Univ. of 
 Colo 10(^0. C. E. Club; Tau Beta Ti; Sigma 
 Xi- Fin.al Honors. Rodman & Instrument- 
 III in D l. S: W. R. R.. 1007: Instr. in Civ. 
 
 Engng., Univ. of Colo., i(jo7-8; Draftsman, 
 (ieol. Sur., Colo., igo8; Instr., 1008-9: Supt. 
 (.'oiistr.. ioo(); Acting Prof, of Civ. Engng.. 
 Univ. of Colo., i()oi)-io; -Asst. Prof., Jo., njio 
 14; Prof, of Ry. Engng., Ihiiv. of Kan.. 
 n)H; Consulting Engr. on Bridges, Bldgs. 
 and Pavements; Kxiierl for Sis. of Neb. and 
 .Mich, on Ry. Rale Litigation; Supervising 
 l'".ngr. on (."oust.; U. S. Covl. Exniosives Plant. 
 Charleslon, \\'. \'a., 1018; Jo.. Nilro, VV. Va.. 
 11)18; I'rof., Civ. E.ngng., Univ. of Kan., 
 1018 ..\ulh.: Design of Railway Location, 
 John Wiley \- Sons, i()i7; Mun. Water Supplies 
 of Colo.; Sewage Disposal at Boulder, .lour. 0/ 
 liiuniil.. iyo8; lost .Analysis, l:)uiii<;. Contract- 
 iiuj: Raising a \'iadiut l'[uler Tratlic, .lour, of 
 liiujn<7.. loii; b'low of Water in Irrigation Dit- 
 ches, Univ. of Colo.; Econ. Location of Irriga- 
 tion Caiuils, Proc, .Am. Soc. Civ. Engrs.. 101 1; 
 Various other articles. Mem., .\m. Ry. Engng. 
 .Assn.; Kan. Engng. Soc.; Soc. Prom, of Engng. 
 Kdnc; Mem., A. S. C. K.; M. E. Church. 
 Married Crace Josephine Black ('10), Ag ji. 
 1010, Urbana. .tJJrrss, I'niv. of Kan., I.aw- 
 I eiice, Kan. 
 
 ,u\M. DJ ALMA DC^WNEV WILLIAMS 
 Manager: B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 14, 1884, 
 Kennev, 111.; s. Joel 11. (h. la »i, 18s and 
 I'Moreiice Belle Davenport (b. Je J5, 1857. Ken 
 ney. 111.). Prepared in I'armer City H. S. 
 .Sigma Xi; I'inal Honors. .Asst. Engr., M. K. 
 T. R. R., 11)07-10; With Chicago Bridge & Iron 
 Works, Chicago, 1010-18; Mgr.. Erection, Jo., 
 i()i8— . Married De Nova Black, D 15. 1910, 
 ("liiiton. 111. .-/(/i/rr.v.\-. lotus Prospect Ave., 
 (hicago; bu.t. iiJJ., io5tli and Throop Sts., do. 
 
 3J35. GEORGE ANNIS WILLIAMS 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. F 28. 1881. Aledo. 111.; 
 s. G. W. Williams. Prepared in Aledo H. S. 
 .\cacia. .-tJJrrss, 50J Tatt Blvd., San Antonio. 
 Tex.t 
 
 .i-jo. \AC\ PARKE WILLIAMS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. .Ap 5, 188.', Blootn- 
 ingtoii. 111.; d. Robert Ebenezcr (b. i8js, 
 Green Co., Pa.) and Martha Jane (Smith) 
 Williams (b. Maury Co., Teiin.). Prepared 
 in Bloomington 11, S.; Lucy I'obb Inst., .\thens, 
 Cii. B. ,*^., HI. Wcsleyan Univ., uioo. Kappa 
 Kappa tiamnia. Libii., Withers Pub. Lib., 
 Bloomington, HI., u)o8 — . AJJrrss, SoiVi 
 E. JelTerson ,">l., Bloomington, lll.t 
 
 3J37. BESSE EVERETT WILSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; d. Wm. Craig (b. Ind.) 
 and Emma Everett Wilson (b, Chicago). Prc- 
 l>are(l in Chicago Pub. Sclis.; .A. B., Lewis 
 Inst., 11)05; I.ibn., St. Norm. Sch., Spcartish, 
 S, Dak,, 1008; ./()., Delos K. Diggins Lib., 
 Harvard, 111., 1008-11; Asst. Libn., St. Norm. 
 .Sch.. Valley Citv, N. Dak., loii-u; Libn,, 
 .'^t. Norm. Sell., C'arbondale, 111., igu-i,?; John 
 Crerar Lib,, 1013 — . Mem., Chicago Woman's 
 Chy Club; Am. Lib. .Assn.; Chicago Lib. Club, 
 (i/i/rt\w, 5078 New Hampshire .Ave., Norwood 
 Park, Chicago. 
 
 3.-38. JOHN DEAN WILSON 
 (Son of No. 122) 
 Business; .A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Je 27, 
 1885. Indianapolis; s. W. Bent (h. Tippecanoe 
 Co.." Ind.) and Nettie uAdams) Wilson ('77). 
 (b. Champaign Co.. lll.V Prepared in Lafayette 
 IL S.; Purdue I'niv,. 1003-4; I'eta Theta Pi. 
 Sec.. Lafayette Packing Co., 1007-11; Asst. to 
 Pres,, The' Estcrline to., 1011-14: Proprietor, 
 Wells Medicine Co.. Lafayette. Ind.. 1914 — . 
 Married Jessie Baugh. Je 10. looS, Lafayette, 
 111. Children: lane. b. -Ap 28. 1009; William 
 P.augh, b. .Ap 8. loii; Marv, b. Ja 24. iOif>- 
 AJdrcs.<:. 6^0 Ferry St,. I.afavette, Ind.; bus. 
 odd.. 8 N. "2nd St., (/('. 
 
Baccalaukkai !•; Al.U M M 
 
 >()<) 
 
 3J.V). IJiS'JKK KOy WILSON 
 Ins. Agt. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S a8, i8«^', 
 WaBliington. III.; s. Nathan (\t. Ag 4, 1850, Mt, 
 Pk-asanl, N. J.; and Lydia Ann (Mitcliell) 
 Wilson (I). Mr 9, 1852, Mackinaw, 111.). Pre 
 pared in Foo.sland li. S. ; llniv. Acad. Ion 
 lan; Capt., Univ. Kegl. Jirjokkccper, 1908-ri; 
 Life Ins. Agt., 191 1 — . 2nd Lt., Co. I"", Fifth 
 111. Kfscrvc. Married Hester Cameron, Je 
 -7, iQ'S, Lincoln, 111. Address, Gibson City, 
 
 in. 
 
 .3240. llAkkY WOODIIAM 
 Instructor; A. I', in Sc.| b. S 1882, Gray- 
 ville. 111.; s. Coniplon (b. S i, i83fj, Edwards 
 Co., 111.) and Ann (I'otter) Woodhain (b. D 
 28, 1842). I'rejjarcd in Gray ville Ji. S.; No. 
 Ind. St. Norm., Valparaiso, Ind. Ionian. 
 Teacher, TI. S., I'axton, 1907-8; Stevens i'oint. 
 Wis., 1908-10; Merced, Calif. II. S., iyio-12; 
 Ukiah, Calif. 11. S., 1912-14; Instr., Ilort., Ore. 
 St. Agr. Coll., (Jorvallis, Ore., 1917-18; do.. 
 Selma Ihiion II. S., Calif., 1918— . Married 
 Edna Clara Banks, 27, 1914, Ukiah, Calif. 
 Address, 2423^ B St., Selma, Calif.; bus. add., 
 Union High School, Selma, Calif. 
 
 3241. EUNEST C. WOODIN 
 
 (Brother of No. 2870) 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 9, 
 1885, St. Joseph, 111.; s. T. J. (b. S 6, 1842, 
 Georgetown, III.) and (Carrie A. (Hunt) Wood- 
 in (b. O IS, 1834, Albany, N. V.). Prepared 
 in St. Joseph H. S. and Univ. Acad. Drafts- 
 man, 1907-8; Salesman, 1908-10; Conlr. in 
 concrete work, 1908-9; Chem. Works Lab. P. 
 & L. Co., 1909-11; Cadet Eiigr., 1911-12; Asst. 
 Sui;t., Gas Mfg. Works, Pitney Court, 31st St., 
 1912 — . Mem., III. Gas Assn., Supts., Meet- 
 ings. Married Virga Lee l'"unk, Je 29, 19 'o, 
 St. Joseph, Mich. Addre.'is, i<^(> Eugenie .St., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 31st and Pitney Court 
 Sta., (fo.t 
 
 3242. KUTll KLEAXOK WOKK ((API'S) 
 
 Princijjal; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 6, 1884, 
 Keosau'iua, la.; d. William Alexander and 
 Hinda (Marlowe) Work. Prepared in Ot- 
 tumwa (la.) II. S.; la. Wesleyan Univ., 1903- 
 4; Univ. of Colli., 1904-3. Pi Beta Phi. Asst. 
 Prin., Bagley (Minn.) H. S., 1910-11; I'rin., 
 Chaska (Minn.) II. .S., 1911-12. Married .\rlh- 
 ur L. Cai>))S, S 4, 1913. Address, 219 (jara .St., 
 (Jttumwa, la. 
 
 3243. JEANNETTE LAMB WORTH EN 
 (.Sister of No. 2299) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 11 13, 1887, 
 Warsaw, III.; d. John Burnham Kimball (b. 
 !•" 4, 1855, Warsaw, III.) and Isabella Sackett 
 (Connor) Worthen (b. Jl 29, 1857, l.uray, Mo.). 
 I'repared in Warsaw H. S. Alethenai; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Teacher, Davenport, la. Ad- 
 dress, Warsaw, 111.; bus. add., 171 1 Brady 
 St., IJavenport, la. 
 
 3244. HELEN c;KkTKUDE WKIGIIT 
 
 (Sister of No. 2302) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 22, 1884, Toulon, 
 111.; d. William Wilberforce (b. S 10, 1842, 
 Canton, III.) anrl Mary (Hopkins) Wright (b. 
 D 30, 1846, Granville, 111.). Prepared in Tou- 
 lon Acad. Wellesley Coll., 1902-3. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; Phi Delta Psi. Art Inst., Chicago, 
 1909-11. Address, Toulon, 111. 
 
 3243. "WILLIAM PRICE WRIGHT 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 4, 1885, Liberty- 
 ville, III.; s. Caleb Frank (b. Mr 15, 1856, Fort 
 Jackson, N. Y.) and Emma Jane (Price) 
 Wright (b. Mr 8, 1856, Chicago. Preiiared 
 in Deloit Coll. Acad. Ionian; Volunteer Band; 
 Y. M. C. A. Preaching; Banking, 191 1 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Nat. Citizens League for 
 Prom, of Banking Reform. Died Ajj 20, 1914. 
 
 324''. RAYMOND CLIFF YANT 
 
 Knginefr; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 8, 1883, Can 
 Ion, O. ; s. (jeorge W. (b. do.,) and Amy A. 
 (Wesifall) Vaiil (b. Minerva, O.). Prepared 
 in Ko.kiik (la.) IL S. Phi Delta Theta; Theta 
 Nil Epsilon; C. E. Soc; Capt., Sr. Baseball 
 leain, 1907; Jr. Prom. Com.; Class Football, 
 hngr. Const, for Rilpoctric Bros.; do., Hugh 
 Murphy, Om.-iha; Murjjhy Const. Co., Louis- 
 ville, Neb., 1918-- . Married Josephine Blair, N 
 -'.S, 1909, Pij,er City, 111. 'I wu children. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Miiriiliy Const. Co., Louisville, Neb.t 
 
 3247. JOHN WILLIAM YATES 
 (Brother of No. 2875) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 11, 1879, Du- 
 bu(|ue, Ja. ; s. Thomas and Jean (Lal-"rance) 
 N'.ites. Prepared in Dubutiue H. S. Address, 
 8039 Bennett Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Chicago 
 Junction R. R., Union Stock Yds., do. 
 
 3248. Fl<i;i) DKINKWATKR YKAT(JN 
 
 Engineer; I!. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 13, 1881, 
 Northiiort, Me.; s. Fred (b. F 21, 1847, Bel- 
 fast, Me.) and (ieorgia (Drinkwaler) Yeaton (b. 
 .Vortliport, Me.). Preitared in Man. Tr. H. 
 S., Indi.inapolis. Resident Engr. Const., Big 
 I'our Ry. Co., Indianaiiolis; Asst. Engr., I'risco 
 .Vlaintenance; do., C. M. & St. P. Ry. Co., 
 ('hief Engrs. Office, Chicago. Married Blanch 
 Holmes Chacey, Ja 1, 1912, Oak Park, 111. 
 Children: l'"rederick L., h. Ja 10, 1913; Ed- 
 ward C, b. F 15, 1915. Address, 222 S. Ken- 
 il worth Ave., (Jak I'ark, III,; bus. add., Ry. Ex- 
 ch.inge I'Idg., (hicago. 
 
 3249. CHARLES W.M.TER YECK 
 
 Physician and Surg.; A. B. in .Sc. ; b. S 7, 
 1885, Flora, 111.; s. Walter W. (b. W. Va.) 
 and Frances M. (Handle;y) Yeck (b. O.). 
 Prei.ared in Flora 11. S.; Chicago Univ., 1908- 
 9. M. D., N. W. Univ., 1911. Chi Psi; Egyp- 
 tian Club; Coll. Dancing Club; Theta Nu Ep- 
 silon; Phi Rlio Sigma. Physician and .Surg., 
 Evansville, III. Mem., Staff of Vanderburg 
 (Jo. Tuberculosis Hospital; O. Valley Med. 
 .Soc; Vanderburg Co. Med. Soc; Am. Med. 
 Assn. Married Marjoria Elizalicth Dixon, O 
 12, 1910, Chicago. {;hild, Charles Walter, Jr., 
 b. O 25, 1911 (died O 28, 1911). Address, 300 
 fJrant .St.. Evansville, Ind.; bus. add., CJrant 
 and (Jinn Sts., do. 
 
 3250. TRYGVE D. YENSEN 
 (Husband of No. 1028) 
 
 Research Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1912; 
 b. Ja 30, 1884, Drammen, Norway; s. Jens 
 ("arl (b. ja 18, 1855, do.) and Josefine Otonio 
 Theodora (Rogeberg) Yensen (b. O 10, 1854, 
 Kongsberg, Norway). Prepared in Christiana 
 Cathedral Sch., .N'orway. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi; Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim., Final and .Special 
 Honors. Testing Dejjt., (ien. Elec. Co., 
 .Schenectady, 1907-8; Asst. in Elec. Engng. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111., 1908-9; Asst. Engr., Shaw- 
 ingan Water Si Power Co., Montreal, Can., 
 i')09-io; Asst. in Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 
 111., 1910-15; First Asst., do., 1915-16; Research 
 Asst. Prof., E. E., do., 191 6; Research Engr. 
 Westirighouse Elec. &r .Mfg. Co., E. Pittsburgh, 
 i9i(j — '. Auth.: Starting Currents of Trans 
 formers, Erifjiir/. li.xp. Sta., Unu). of III. Bui., 
 !\'o. 55, Vol. 8; Abnormal Conditions of Trans- 
 former Operation, Elec. World, 1907; Magnetic 
 and Other Properties of Electrolytic Iron Melt- 
 ed in \'acuo, linf/ni/. E.vp. Sta. Univ. of III. 
 Bui. No. yz. Vol. 8, 1914; The Effect of Boron 
 uijoii the Magnetic anrl other Properties of 
 Electrol Iron, Meltcrl in Vacuo, do., No. ■;■;, 
 
300 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [igo8 
 
 Vol. 8, 191 5; Magnetic and Other Properties 
 of Iron-Silicon Alloys, Melted in Vacuo, do.. 
 No. 83, Vol. 8, 1915; Magnetic and Other 
 Properties of Iron-Aluminum Alloys, Melted 
 in Vacuo, do.. No. 95, Vol. 8, 1917; Various 
 articles for Elec. World, N. Y.; E. T. Z. Ber- 
 lin; A. 1. E. E., N. Y.; Kemi, Formaciog Tempi, 
 Norway; Tekniske Ukeblad, Norway; Gen. 
 Elec. Rev., N. Y.; A. I. M. E.. N. Y.; Techno- 
 graph; Met. and Chetn. Engr., N. Y. ; Am. 
 Elec. Client. Soc; Electrician, London. V. 
 Chm., A. I. E. E., Urbana, 191 1; Mem., 
 Heimskringla; Unitarian Assn. of Am.; Am. 
 Metric Assn. Married Sarah Louise Dewey, 
 ('97). Je 30, 1910, Urbana. Child, Arne 
 Dewey, b. Ap 4, 1912. Address, 21 13 Dela- 
 ware Ave., Swissvale, Pittsburgh. 
 
 3251. DWAYNE GLOVER YOUNG 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 31, 1884. 
 Lewiston, 111.; s. T. A. Young. Prepared in 
 Lewiston H. S. With Chicago Edison Co., 
 Chicago. Address, loi E. 19th St., Portland, 
 Ore.t 
 
 3252. JACOB FRANK SIMPSON ZIEGLER 
 Farm. Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 25, 1883, 
 Clinton, 111.; s. Jacob (b. N 14, 1843, near 
 Strassburg, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Simpson) Zieg- 
 ler (b. N 22, near Dayton. O.). Prepared in 
 Clinton H. S. Alpha Zeta; Acacia; Agr. Club. 
 Mgr. of farms for Mrs. Isabella Warner, 191 1 — . 
 Sec.-Treas., Baird Harvester Co., Decatur, 111., 
 1916 — . Mem., Universalist Church. Address, 
 Clinton, 111. 
 
 CLASS OF 1908 (354 LIVING, 9 DEAD) 
 
 3253. EDWINA EUNICE ABBOTT 
 (COWAN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; b. Ja 6, 1887, 
 Chicago; d. Edwin Fletcher (b. 1854, Janes- 
 ville, Wis.) and Nelley Webster (Howe) 
 Abbott (b. 1866, Hartford, Conn.). Prepared 
 in Austin H. S.; Univ. of Tenn., 1904-6. 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1913. Chi Omega; 
 Scholarship in Psych., 1908-9; Phi Beta Kappa: 
 Sigma Xi. Instr., Psych., Vassar 1909-12; 
 do., H. Sophie-Newcomb Memorial Coll., New 
 Orleans, 1913-15. Dist. Chm., Eighth Kan. 
 Dist. Woman's Liberty Loan Com., 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Am. Psych. Assn. Mar- 
 ried Austin Marcus Cowan, O 7, 191 S. Lane, 
 Kan. Address, 33 29 Country Club Place, 
 Wichita, Kan. 
 
 3254. EDWIN BERT ADAMS 
 (Brother of No. G i) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 24, 1883, 
 Crete, 111.; s. Julian (b. do.) and Ida (Mot- 
 long) Adams (b. do.). Prepared in Chicago 
 Man. Tr. Sch.; Chicago Heights H. S. Tri- 
 angle; C. E. Club. Chief Draftsman, I. T. S., 
 1908-10; Field Engr.; City Engr.. 1910-12; 
 Chief Field Engr., Grand Rapids, Mich.; 
 Sewage Disposal Engr., do. Married Sadie 
 Grace Young, S 14, 19081, Bondville, III. 
 Children: Eunice, b. Je 19, 1910; Bonila, b. 
 F 6, 1917. Address, 742 Giddings Ave., Grand 
 Rapids, Mich. 
 
 325s. DEBORAH CHASE AKERS 
 (TRAVERS) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 22, 1887, Amboy. 
 111.; d. Charles Edgar (b. i86s, HI.) and Zella 
 Margery (Rush) Akers (b. 1866, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. S.; West. Coll., 1904-s; 
 1905-6; Millikin Univ., 1906; Bryn Mawr Coll.; 
 Scholarship in Psych., 1909-10; Bonn Univ., 
 Ger., 1910-11. Mem., Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Sylan Morse Travers, F i, 1912. Long 
 Beach, Calif. Address, 2754 E. Broadway, 
 Long Beach, Calif. 
 
 3256. ALBERT ALLEN 
 
 Business; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. My 22 
 1885, Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. John Rhodam (b. O 
 10, 1836, do.) and Isabelle (Maxey) Allen (b. 
 Ja I, 1856, do.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon H. 
 S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Choral Soc. ; Cml. 
 Club; Egyptian Club; Sr. Mem. Com. Sec. 
 and Treas. Jefferson Milling Co.; Treas., Mt. 
 Vernon Improvement Co.; Dir., Mt. Vernon 
 Loan and Bldg. Assn., 1915 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 113 12th St., Mt. Vernon, 
 111. 
 
 3257. GEORGE HERBERT ANDERSON 
 
 Oil and Gas Producer- A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 My 27, 1884, Roseville, 111.; s. Perry Nord- 
 strom and Johanna (Olson) Anderson. Pre- 
 pared in Roseville Tp. H. S. Phoenix; Yoxan: 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Prelim. 
 Honors; Pres., Freshman class. Sec-Treas., 
 Union Bond Investment Co., Oklahoma City, 
 
 Okla., 1909-13; Oil and Gas Producer, Tulsa, 
 Okla., 191 3 — . Married Myrtle Owen, Je 20, 
 1913. Children: Betty, b. jl 24, 1914; Owen, 
 b. Ja 21, 1916. Address, 1118 S. Main St., 
 Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 3258. ANNA MARY APPLEGATE 
 (Sister of Nos. 2558, 4526, 6055) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; 
 b. Ja 23, 1885, Atlanta, 111.; d. Albert (b. My 
 8, 1849, 111.) and Clara (Miller) Applegate 
 (b. My 6, 1851, do.). Prepared in Atlanta 
 H. S. Scholarship in French, 1908-9; Fellow- 
 ship in French, 1909-10. Teacher, Bisbee, 
 Ariz.; Instr., Mod. Lang., Coll. of Mont.; 
 Asst. Prof., Rom. Lang., Hiram Coll., O. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Hiram Coll., Hiram, O. 
 
 3259. ROBERT STUART ARTHUR 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 10, 1885, 
 
 Chicago; s. William Christopher (b. Ap 23, 
 1S53, Hillsboro, O.). Prepared in Lewis Inst. 
 Delta Tau Delta; Shield and Trident. Civ. 
 Engr., Ark., 1909; do., Okla., La., 1909-10; do., 
 Brazil, S. A., 1910-11; do., Bridge Dept., I. C. 
 R. R., Chicago, 1912-18. ist Lt., 22nd Engrs., 
 A. E. F., France. Married Leta Symonds, D 2, 
 1913, Chicago. Address, 7359 Princeton Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., c/o Bridge Dept., I. C. R. 
 R., do. 
 
 3260. HARRY JAMES ATKINSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 18, 1883, Cleve- 
 land; s. Alfred (b. Ag 18, 1852, Rotherham, 
 Eng.) and Mary Pearce (Hutchings) Atkin- 
 son (b. Te 2, 1858, Portland, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Toliet Tp. H. S. Sigma Alpha Nu. Prin., 
 Sheldon H. S., 1908; Teacher, Joliet Tp. H. 
 S., 111. Sergt., H. A. Howard Unit, S. A. T. 
 C, Cambridge. Mass.; Mustered out, D 4, 1918. 
 Address, 803 Ohio St., Joliet, 111.; bus. add., 
 Joliet Tp. High School, Joliet, 111. 
 
 3261. PAUL WILEY ATWOOD 
 Hort. Insp.; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 24, 1887, 
 
 Earlville, 111.; s. Myron C. (b. Ag 24, 1865, 
 Bristol, 111.) and Mabel Louise (Wiley) At- 
 wood (b. Mr 16, 1867, Earlville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in E. Aurora H. S. Aztec Club; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho. Fruit Grower, Wenatchee, 
 Wash.; St. Hort. Insp., 191 3 — • Mem., St. 
 Luke's Epis. Church. Married Bess Louise 
 Pfrangle, F 15, 1912, Aurora, 111. Children: 
 Ruth Elizabeth, b. Jl 14. 1913; Charles Harold, 
 b. Ag 3, 1917. Address, Wenatchee, Wash. 
 
 3262. JOSEPH PAUL AUMER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 11. 1881, 
 
 Peoria; s. John B. (b. F 16, 1830, Bavaria, 
 Ger.) and Maria (Muller) Aumer (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Peoria H. S. Sigma Xi. Assoc, 
 Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111.; Chem., 
 Monsanto Chem. Works. Married Ada Mae 
 Aumer, Ag 30, 1903, Urbana. Address, 3176 
 Gustine Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., Monsanto 
 Chem. Co., do. 
 
igoSj 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 301 
 
 3263. IRWIN WOODWARD BACH 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1909; b. My 
 7, 1886, Farmer City, 111.; s. Jacob Bach (b. 
 Ger.) and Minnie Bishop (Woodward) Bach (b. 
 S 29, 1859, Farmer City, 111.). Prepared in 
 Farmer City H. S. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. 
 Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1909-10. M. D. Rush 
 Med. Coll., 1912. Interne, St. Luke's Hosp., 
 Chicago, 1912-14; Physician, Chicago, 1914-16; 
 do., Pontiac, 111., 191 6 — . ist Lt., M. R. C, 
 1918; Mustered out, F 5, 1919. Married Ruth 
 Crocker, N 16, 1916, Pontiac, 111. Child, Irwin 
 Woodward Jr., b. D 30, 1917. Address, 906 W. 
 Oregon St., Urbana; bus. add., Pontiac, 111. 
 
 3264. JOHN McCAWLEY BAIRD 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 17, 1885, Olney, 111.; 
 
 s. John T. (b. N 5, 1844, do.) and Sarah 
 (McCawley) Baird (b. D 7, 1858, Clay City. 
 III.). Prepared in Olney H. S. Asst. U. S. 
 Atty., E. St. Louis, 1916: Master in Chancery, 
 Richland Co. 111. Mem., Presby. Church; Rich- 
 land Co. Bar Assn.; Sec. do., Prea., do., B. P. 
 O. E.; Modern Woodman; A. F. A. M. Address, 
 403 Morgan St., Olney, 111. 
 
 3265. JESSIE EMMA BALDWIN 
 
 (TURNER) 
 (Wife of No. 4468) 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1912; d. Amos Clark 
 and Elizabeth Rachel (Reynolds) Baldwin. Pre- 
 pared in Ottawa H. S. Asst., Bot., Univ. of 
 111., 1908-12. Married Hubert Michael Turner 
 ('10), Ag 22, 1912. Children: Elizabeth Barry, 
 b. Ag 17, 1915; Richard Baldwin, b. O 7, 1916. 
 Address, 382 Whitney Ave., New Haven, 
 Conn. 
 
 3266. ROSCOE LAWRENCE BALL 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 11, 1884, Toluca, 
 111.; s. George L. (b. Ja s, 1862, do.) and Maria 
 E. (Carrithers) Ball (b. N 24. 1862, Wenona, 
 (111.). Prepared in Toluca H. S. A. B., Eureka 
 Coll., 1906. Y. M. C. A.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 
 Farmer, Wenona, 111.; .Sch. Dir. Mem., Church 
 of Christ; A. F. A. M.; K. P.; M. W. A. 
 Married Lucy Rich Burgess, Mr 21, 191 1, 
 Wenona, 111. Children: Elizabeth Burgess, b. 
 My 6, 1912; Roscoe Lawrence Jr., b. S i, 1913; 
 George Charles, b. Ag 22, 1915. Address, 
 Wenona, 111. 
 
 3267. WINIFRED AGNES BANNON 
 (Sister of No. 2569) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 17, 1885, 
 Joliet, 111.; d. Patrick R. (b. Athlone, CJo. Ros- 
 common, Ireland) and Margaret (O'Reilly) 
 Bannon (b. Esse.x, N. Y.). Prepared in St. 
 Mary's Acad., Joliet, 111.; Univ. of Chicago, 
 1907. Pi Beta Phi. Teacher, Eng., Joliet Tp. 
 H. S., 111. Address, 701 N. Broadway, Joliet, 
 111. 
 
 3268. LAWRENCE BYRON BARKER 
 Sanitary Engr. ; B. S. in M. and S. E.; b. Ja 
 31, 1886, Batavia. 111.; s. William P. (b. Jl 3, 
 1852, do.) and Helen (Brown) Barker (b. Ag 
 24, 1854, do.). Prepared in E. Batavia H. S. 
 Supt. quarries of W. P. Barker 6t Son, 1908-09; 
 Engr., San. Dist. of Chicago, 1Q09 — . Auth.; 
 Description of Const, of New Stock Yards Inter- 
 cepting Sewer, Chicago, Engng. News Record, 
 Vol. 78. No. I, 1917. Mem., 111. Soc. Engrs.; 
 A. A. E. Married Margaret Claire Button, S 
 28, 1910, Marquette, Mich. Children: Mary 
 Marna, b. 1913; Margaret Jane, b. ig'S- Ad- 
 dress, $so E. soth PI., Chicago; bus. add., 
 12501 Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 3269. DAVID FREDERICK BARLOGA 
 Miner and Ranchman; LL. B. ; Lawyer; b. S 
 5, 1886, Pecatonica, 111.; s. Fred (b. Milwau- 
 kee) and Eliza Barloga (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Pecatonica H. S. Adelphic; Van Twillers. 
 Lawyer, Poison, Mont.. 1909-11; Ranchman, 
 
 Nev., 191 8 — . Married Helen Verna Moore, D 
 28, 1916, Butte, Mont. Child. Marilyn Celia, b. 
 N 16, 1 91 7. Address, 211 N. Montana St., 
 Butte, Mont. 
 
 3270. EDNA PEARL BARNHART 
 
 (MINER) 
 (Wife of No. 31 14; Sister of No. 2319) 
 A. R. in L. & A.; b. Je 19, 1886, Mansfield, 
 111.; d. Elias Patterson (b. My 19, 1859, 
 Roanoke, 111.) and Sarah Martha (Maxwell) 
 Barnhart (b. My 7, i860, Mahomet, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in LTrbana LI. S.; Univ. Acad. Alethenai; 
 Pres., Y. W. C. A. Married J. Howard Miner 
 ('07), N 25, 1908. Children: Harold Eugene, 
 b. Ag 9, 1910; Harvey Russell, b. N 17. 191 1; 
 Sybil Irene, b. Ag 26, 1916. Address, Strong- 
 hurst, 111. 
 
 3271. JESSE LOGAN BARRETT 
 Banker; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 21, 1884, Henry, 
 
 111.: s. John N. (b. do.) and Susa A. (Shepard- 
 son) Barrett (b. Boston). Prepared in Henry 
 H. S. Phi Kappa Psi. Farmer, 1908-11; Bank- 
 er, 1 911. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. 
 Address, Henry, Ill.t 
 
 3272. EDWIN JACOB BARTELLS 
 (Brother of No. 3273) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 23, 1885, Camp 
 Point, 111.; s. George Case (b. Jl i, 184J, Han- 
 over. Ger.) and Christina (Walthers) Bartells 
 (b. F I. 1843, New York City). Prepared in 
 Camp Point H. S. : Wheaton Coll. Acacia: 
 .'\lpha Chi Sigma; Chem. Club; Jr. Cap Com. 
 Cliem.. Am. Smelt. & Refining Co., Salt Lake 
 City, 1908-9; Chem., Denny Renton Clay & Coal 
 Co., Seattle, 1909-13; do.. Pacific Creosoting 
 Co., 1913-18; do.. Continental Pipe Mfg. Co., 
 do., 1918 — . Address, 1728 Interlaken Blvd., 
 Seattle. 
 
 3273. GEORGE CASE BARTELLS. JR 
 
 (Brother of No. 3272) 
 Chemist: B. S. in Chem.; b. O 11, 1882, 
 Camp Point, Adams Co., 111.; s. George Case 
 (b. Jl I. 1841, Hanover, Ger.) and Christina 
 (Walthers) Bartells (b. F i, 1843, New York 
 City). Prepared in Maplewood H. S.; Wheat- 
 on Coll. Acacia; Chem. Club; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma. Chem., Night Supt. and Metallurgist 
 .■\m. Smelt. & Refining Co., at the Murray 
 Plant, 1908-13; with U. S. Bur. of Mines, San 
 Francisco, 1013-1=;; with Penn. Mining Co., 
 Camp Seco, Calif., 1915-16; Chief in Charge. 
 Smelter smoke investigation, St. Louis Smelting 
 & Refining Co.. Collinsville, 111., 1916-18. Mar- 
 ried Elva May Elliott, My 26. 1910, Lamp Point. 
 111. Children: Frances Christine, b. Ap 7. 1912; 
 Lois, b. N 6, 1014. Address, 1109 W. Main St., 
 Collinsville, 111.; bus. add., St. Louis Smelt, 
 and Refining Co., do. 
 
 3274. MAYME ALICE BATTERSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Sciotoville, O.; d. 
 
 John (b. S 26. 1845, do.) and Sarah Jane 
 (Richardson) Batterson (b. D 21, 1849, Jack- 
 son Co.. O.). Prepared in Athens (O.) H. S. 
 A. B., Ohio Univ., 1901; Ph. B., O. Univ. Y. 
 W. C. A.; Athenean. Libn., Pendleton, Ore., 
 igio: do.. Green Lake Branch of Seattle Lib., 
 Seattle, 1910 — . Mem., Pacific Northwest Lib. 
 Assn.; Seattle Coll. Woman's Club; sec. do.. 
 ,Q,8 — ; Seattle Branch 111. Alumni Assn.; 
 Puget Sound Lib. Club. Address, 7508 Sun- 
 nyside Ave., Seattle; bus. add., 7334 E. 
 Green Lake Way, do. 
 
 3275. AUGUST HARVEY BAUER 
 Physician and Surg.: B. S. in Sc; b. Je 
 5, 1S83, Chicago; s. Christian (b. Ger.) and 
 Charlotte (Wetzel) Bauer (b. Berlin, do.). 
 Prenared in Univ. Acad. Ph. G., Rush Med. 
 Coll., Chicago, 1903. Der Deutsche Verein: 
 
 1915-18"; Miner,' Freiberg and Oak Springs, Alpha Kappn Kappa. .\sst. Surg., 7th III 
 
,^02 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1908 
 
 Tilt'., mil. Mi'in. StaiT St. Joseph's Hospital, 
 Chicago; StatV I'hicatfO City Infant lldsp.; 
 iSlail, Infant Wflfaic Soc. Chicago. Mar- 
 rii'd Florence I'-llit-l Garrett,^ Je 28, 191 1, 
 Piano, 111. .-Iddicss. juio Seminary Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3276. CIIAKI.ES HAYAKD HAXTKK 
 iBiolher of Nos. .^570, 4547) 
 
 Fruit Farmer; B. S. in M. K.; 1>. F 17. 1887. 
 Nauvoo, 111.; s. Kinil I. (b. My 13, 1853. 
 Newark, N. J.) aiul F.ugenie A. (Dadaiit) 
 Ha.xtcr (b. France). Prepared in Nauvoo and 
 Keokuk II. Schs. Mcch. Engr., Kolierls & 
 Schaefer, Chicago, ujoo- u> ; With West. Klec. 
 Co., Des Moines, 1910-11; with Stone and Web- 
 ster, Keokuk, 1911-1,3; Kollins ^v- NWstover, 
 Kansas City, Mo., 10 1,); .Stone & Webster, Pig 
 Creek, Calif., 191J-16; Fruit I'arnier and Bee 
 Keeper, 1910 — . Adilrc'SS, R. .?, Leavenworth, 
 Kan. 
 
 3277, DANIFL MIDDI.KKACFF BKAI. 
 (Brother of No. 7.571) 
 
 Automobile Business; b. Ag 21, 1887, To- 
 ledo, la.; s. .Albert Milton (b. Moline, 111.) 
 and Elizabeth (MiibllekaufT) Ileal (b. Polo, 
 111.). Prepared in Moline II. S. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon. Salesman, Moline .Auto Co., 1909- 
 10; do., Omaha Neb., 1910-11; Mgr., do., 1911- 
 18. Addres.f, 935 2Sth St., Moline, 111. 
 
 3278. ARTHUR LINN BEAK 
 (Brother of No. 1810) 
 Contracting Engr.; B, S. in C. E. ; b. F 
 20, 1886, Bearsdale, HI.; s. Samuel E. (b. 
 
 1856, Pa.) and Minerva J. (Cox) Bear (b. 
 
 1857, llarristown. 111.). Prepared in Hcca- 
 tur II. S. Contr. Engr., Seattle. Married Mary 
 Agnes Ritchie, Je 2, 1912, \Vclch, Okla. Ad- 
 dress, 1020 Henry Bldg., Seattle. 
 
 3279. FRED PARKER BENJAMIN 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A., 1016; b. D 12, 
 1S84, near Watseka, HI.; s. Fred (b. Ja 27, 
 185s. N. Y.) and Melissa 1. (Parker) Ben- 
 jain'in (b. I) 10, iSs8, Watseka. 111.). Pre- 
 oarcd in Watseka l"l. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 belta Sigma Kho; Theta Kappa Nu; Pros., 
 Philomatheaii; Pres., lohn Marsiuill Law Chili; 
 Prelim, and Final llonors; Ill.lnd. debate, 
 1908. 2nd Lt., Inf., Ag 15, 1917; Camj) Boure, 
 Tex., 1917; At Camp (Jrant, iiust Dept. Brig., 
 1), 1917. Addii-ss, Watseka. 111. 
 
 3280. SOLOMON MILTON 
 
 BEROI.ZHEIMER 
 (Brother of Nos. 3281, 4073) 
 Drafting Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 8, 
 1887, Shelbina, Mo.; s. Otto Henry (b. My 
 25, 1848, Furth, Ger.) and I'lertrude (Solo- 
 mon) BeroUheimer (b. S 27, iSdi, Keokuk). 
 Prepared in Bloom Tp. H. S. Pres., M. E. 
 Soc. Engr. with Swift & Co., 1908-9: Draft- 
 ing Engr., .Austin Mfg. Co.; do., Kennicott 
 Co.; </<)., Marsh-Capron Co., 1909-11; do.. 
 McKenzie Furnace Co.. 191 113: do.. Link 
 Belt Co., 1913-14; do.. Milwaukee West. Fuel 
 Co., 1914-15; do.. 111. Steel Co., Chicago, 
 lom — . Married Edna Mae Barnett, Mr 27, 
 1913, Chicago. .Addrrss. 5933 S. Michigan 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o III. Steel Co., 
 S9th and The Strand, do. 
 
 3281. TERESA RUTH BEROLZHEIMER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3280, 4073) 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Chem; b. My 10, 
 1 886, Shelbina, Mo.; d. Henry Otto (b. Mv 
 25, 1848, Furth, Ger.) and Gertrude (Solomon) 
 Herolzheinier (b. S 27, 1861, Keokuk). Pre- 
 pared in Bloom. Tp. H. S. Research .Asst.. 
 with Prof. Parr, Cniv of 111.. 1900: Asst. Chem., 
 Columbus Lab., idoo-io; Organizer, LaSalle 
 l'"xten. Cniv., 1010 12; Asst. Dir., Abraham 
 
 Lincoln House, Milwaukee, 1912-13; Supvr., 
 Jewish Aid Soc, (Chicago, 1913-14; Supt., llome 
 for Jewish Friendless, do.. 1914-17; do., Jew- 
 ish Home Finding Soc, do., 1917 — . Auth. : A 
 Comparison of Methods for the Determina- 
 tion of Sulphur in Coal (with S. W. Parr and 
 W. F. Wheeler), Jour, of Indus, and Engng. 
 Chem., Vol. I. No. lo, 1909; Annual Reports 
 of Associated Jewish Charities, 1914; Jcivish 
 Charities, Vol. IX, No. 3. Mem., Social ^Ser- 
 vice Club; Social Worker's Country Club, 
 Chicago; Nat. Conf. of .Social Work; Nat. 
 Conf. ol Jewish Charities; Woman's City Club; 
 Intercollegiate Menorah; Pres. do., 1917-18; 
 Chicago Conf. Jewish Social W'orkers. Ad- 
 dress. 6445 University Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 iSoo Seiden St., do. 
 
 3282. HAZEL BESORE (McCANN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 3, '^se, Urbana; d. 
 Charles Alfred (b. .An 25, 1850, Maryland) 
 and Mollie (Somers) Besore (b. Ag 25, 1856, 
 L'rbana). Prepared in Urbana II. S. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married George Christy Mc- 
 Cann, Je i, 1910, Urbana. Address, 107 Robin- 
 son St., Danville, lll.t 
 
 3283. MARY PRUDENCE BILLINGSLEY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 25, 1880, Fair- 
 tielil, la.; d. James Strong (b. Ag 20, 1856 
 (jlasgow, la.) and Jennie (Schneringer) Bill- 
 iiigsley (b. Ja 27. 1856. l.ockridge, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Belleville (Kan.) 11. S. A. B., Univ. 
 of Kan., 1902. Catalog Asst., Univ. of 111., 
 1908-9; Asst. Libn., Kan. St. Lib., Topeka, 
 Kan., 1909-13; Chief of Documents Div., Kan- 
 sas City Pub. Lib., Kansas City, Mo., 1913 — . 
 Auth. : Govt. Documents as Christmas Gifts, 
 Pub. Libraries, Mr 1913. Address, 1315 Lin- 
 wood Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., Kan- 
 sas City Pub. Lib., 9th and Locust Sts., do. 
 
 3284. WILLIAM Z. BLACK 
 
 (Husband of No. 4271; Brother of No. 4075) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag i, 1883, Sey- 
 mour, III.; s. John Leslie (b. S 10, 1857, Chi- 
 cago) ami Minnie Eveline (Hartrick) Black 
 (b. Ag 27, i8,s8, (Juincy, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Pres. and Treas., Philoraathean; 
 Mgr., Agr. Baseball Club; Chi Beta; Bus. Mgr. 
 ///. .-/(/'. ; Class Memorial Com. Farmer. 1910. 
 .Auth.: Articles in ///. Agr.; Farmer's Review. 
 St. Joseph Record. Mem., AI. E. Church; 
 Bldg. Com., .Sell. Trustees; St. Council Nat. 
 Defense. Married Mildred Leas ('10), N 26, 
 1909, Danville, 111. CbiUlren: William Z., Jr., 
 b. Je 29, 191 o; Eleanor Louise, b. Jl 4, 19' 2; 
 John Leas, b. Je i, 1916. Address, St. Joseph, 
 111. 
 
 3285. LEE ROSS BLOITM 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 31. '886, 
 Virginia, 111.; s. Peter Martin (b. Jl 20, 1857, 
 BlulTsprings, 111.) and Mary Martin (Lee) 
 Blohin (b. F 19, 1859, do.). Prepared in 
 Beardstown H. S. Chi Beta. Teacher, Nau- 
 voo, 111.: do.. Heyworth. 111. Married Maude 
 Lillian McKenzie, S 3, 1910, Beardstown, 111. 
 Child, Lyle McKenzie, b. Jl 28, 1911- .Ji'- 
 dress, Beardstown, 111.; bus. add., Heyworth, 
 lll.t 
 
 3286. VIRON JOSEPH BOOTH E 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. My 2;, 1886, Gonzans, 
 Tex.j s. Joseph and Nora Boothc. Capt., C. 
 A. C.. Jackson Barracks, New Orleans, 191 7; 
 Ft. Monroe, A'a.; Maj.. do.. Camp NichoUs, La. 
 Address, 4120 W. 21st St., Chicago.f 
 
 3287. JULIUS VALENTINE BOPP 
 Farm Supcrviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 31, 
 
 1879. New .Memphis, 111.; s. Henrv (b. Darm- 
 stadt, Ger.) and Clara (Lehman) Bopp (b. 
 Shiloh, 111.). Prepared in Mascoutah H. S 
 
 So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Sigma Xi;^ Alpha 
 Zeta; .Agr. C^ub. Assoc. Prof., Agron., I'niv. 
 
igoS] 
 
 Baccalaurkate Alumni 
 
 303 
 
 of S. Dak.; Assoc. KJ., Orange Judd Norlhzvcst 
 Farmstead, 1911-12; Dist. bupvr., N. I'ak. Bet- 
 ter Farming Assn., 1912 — ■. Auth.: Series of 
 Lessons on Soil Handling; (witli C. Willis) 
 Three bul.; various articles for The Farmstead. 
 Address, Fessenden, N. Dak.t 
 
 3288. GEORGE JOHN BOUYOUCOS 
 Soil Specialist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 23, 
 1888, Licolia, Greece; s. John James and Par- 
 askcvj (Kapsimakakos) Bouyoucos. Prepared 
 in Greek I'rep. Sch.; Y. M. C. A. of Ghicago. 
 Ph. 1)., Cornell, 1911; Univ. of Berlin, Paris 
 and London, 1913-14. Pres., Adelphic; Cos- 
 mopolitan; Bus. Club; Agr. Club; Sigma Xi. 
 Autli.: Soil Sur. of Monroe Co., N. Y.; Tran- 
 spiration of Wheat Seedlings as Affected by 
 Different Soils and by Solutions of Different 
 Densities, Botany Gacctte; Buls. and articles 
 for Mich. Agr. Exp. Sta. Mem., Am. Soc. of 
 Agron. Address, East Lansing, Mich. 
 
 3289. EMIL MARK DIEDRICH BRACKER 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 30, 1882, 
 Hillsdale, 111.; s. Diedrich Henry (b. 1847, Kiel, 
 Ger.) and Elizabeth (Hanberg) Bracker (b. 
 1850, Moline, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. Supt., Garden and 
 Forest, Berea Coll., Ky., 1909; Farming and 
 traveling, 1909-10; Instr., Farm Mechanics, 
 Purdue Univ., 1911-12; do., Ore. Agr. Coll., 
 1912-15; Farmer, Hillsdale, 111., 1915-18; Farm 
 Adviser, Knox Co., 111., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Lab. Man. for Gen. Course in Farm Mechanics, 
 1912; Pointers on the selections, adjustment 
 and care of Farm Mach., Ore. Sta. Bul., No. 
 133; Pointers for the Plowman, Country Gen- 
 tleman; Holding the Farmer's Trade, Hardware 
 Dealers' Mai;., Vol. 43, No. 257; The Economic 
 Value of Efficiency in Bus., ll eekly Implement 
 Trade Jour., Vol. 36, No. 7; do.. Farm Imple- 
 ment News. Married Ada M. Dinkleinan, Ag 
 28, 1912, Cincinnati. ChilcL Charlotte Eliza- 
 beth, b. S 8, 1914. Address, Galesburg, 111. 
 
 3290. PERCY BELMONT BRADSHAW 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 15, 1883, 
 Sioux Kapids, la.; s. Benjamin Harrison (b. 
 O 22, 1847, Winnebago Co., 111.) and Anna 
 Amelia ^Guffin) Bradshaw (b. F 17, 1859, 
 Carlyle, N. Y.). Prepared in Dixon II. S. 
 E. E. Soc. In Const. Dept., Commonwealth 
 Edison Co., 1908; Appraiser, Coats & Burchard 
 Co., 1909; Elec. Draftsman, West. Elcc. Co., 
 1910; Elec. Draftsman, Sargent & Lundy, 1912; 
 Elec. Draftsman, Panama Canal, 1912-15; Sec- 
 Treas., Union Metal Works, 191 5-16; Elec. 
 Draftsman, West. Elec. Co., 19 17 — . Co. G. 
 6th Regt., 111. Nat. Guard, 1905 — • Assoc. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E.. 1911- Address, 4542 N. 
 Spaulding Ave.j Chicago. 
 
 3291. HERBERT AMERY BRAND 
 (Brother of No. 3653) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap S. 1885, 
 Danville, 111.; s. William F. (b. Ap 22, 1851, 
 Ger.) and Fannie H. (Kitchener) Brand (b. Je 
 7, 1859, Montreal, Can.). Prepared in Dan- 
 ville II. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; 
 Mem. of firm, Foltz & Brand, Archs., Conway 
 Bldg., Chicago, 1912 — . Mem., lUini Club of 
 Chicago. Address, 325 Linden Ave., Oak Park, 
 111. 
 3292. NELLIE MATHILDA BREDEHOFT 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 1 1 
 b O 3, 1886, Danville, 111.; d. Henry (b. O 
 24, 1851, Danbury, O.) and Wilhelmina Louisa 
 Augusta (Eicmelmann) Bredehoft (b. Ja 11, 
 1857, Minden, Westphalia, Ger.). Prepared in 
 Danville H. S. ; N. W. Univ., 1907- Teacher 
 of Eng. and Ger., El Paso, 111., 1908-9; do.. 
 Poplar Bluff, Mo., 191 i-U: do., Mo. Wesleyan 
 Coll., 1914-15; Teacher, Eng. and Hist Pay- 
 ette, Idaho, I9I5-I8- Address, 205 W. Har- 
 rison St., Danville, III.; bus. add.. Box 503. Pay- 
 ette, Idaho. 
 
 3293. GEORGE EARL BRONSON 
 (Husband of No. 3046) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 6, 1885, Clin- 
 ton, Wis.; s. Leonard (b. Ag 3, 1856, Sackett 
 Harbor, N. Y.) and Grace (Peeble) Bronson 
 (b. D 9, 1859, Crown Point, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Austin H. S., Chicago. C. E. Club. Civ. 
 Engr., C. & N. W. R. R., 1907; Civ. Engr., 
 Q. M. Dept., U. S. A., 1910 — . Mem., Mun. 
 iLUgrs. Club of Chicago, Ex. Com., 1912. Mar- 
 ried Daisy Dell Irwin ('07), My 27, 1908, 
 Urbana. Child, Margaret Irwin, b. S 19, 1910. 
 .■iddress, 233 N. Long Ave, Chicago; bus. add., 
 207 City liall, do. 
 
 3294. IRA SANFORD BROOKS 
 Farm x\dviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. J a 2, 1882, 
 Shelby Co., 111.; s. Daniel and Sarah Catherine 
 (Arbogast) Brooks. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Lt., 
 Univ. Regt. Asst., Exp. Sta. and Inst, in 
 Hort., Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Farm Mgr., Deere 
 Farm, 191 1; Agr. Adviser, LaSalle Co., Ottawa, 
 111. Mem.. M. E. Church; Univ. Club; A. A. 
 A. S.; Am. Breeders' Assn. Address, Ottawa, 
 111. 
 3295. HARRY CLIFFORD BROWN, Jr. 
 Engineer; 15. S. in C. E. ; b. S 26, 1884, Tip- 
 ton, la.; s. Harry Clifford (b. N 19, 1852, N. Y. 
 City) and Whcelock (Dean) Brown (b. Ja 21, 
 
 1855, Milan, O.). Prepared in Chicago Man. 
 Tr. Sch.; Armour Inst. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Radical Club. Asst. Engr., Chicago Subway 
 Comm., 1908-9; Asst. Supt., Davis Marble Co., 
 1909-10; Asst. Engr., 111. Central Bridge & 
 Building Dept., 1910-16; di., Chicago Bridge & 
 Iron Works, 1916 — . Married Elizabeth Elliott 
 Foss, N 21, 1914, Chicago. Child, Elliott Foss 
 Brown, b. Ag 16, 1916. Address, 5204 Black- 
 stone Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Chicago Bridge 
 & Iron Works, do. 
 
 3296. WINNINA ELLA BROWNSON 
 
 (Sister of No. 2595) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 18, 1882, 
 
 Ouincy, Mich.; d. Edwin Julius (b. 1852, Ma- 
 
 sonville, N. Y.) and Ella (Gray) Brownson (b. 
 
 1856, Oxford, N. Y.). Prepared in Mary Inst., 
 St. Louis; Washington Univ., St. Louis. Eng. 
 Club Teacher, Bushnell H. S.; do., Boone 
 (la) II S.; do., Hamilton Coll., Lexington, 
 Ky.; do.. Cedar Rapids, la., H. S.; With Educ. 
 Dept. of Mandel Bros., Chicago in charge of 
 salesmanship classes. Address, 1004 39th St., 
 Des Moines. 
 
 3297. FLORENCE LOUISE BRUNDAGE 
 
 (MESSICK) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3874) 
 
 A B in L. & A.- b. Ap 12, 1886, Muskegon, 
 Mich ; d. Fred (b. D 2s, 1856, Friendship, Pa.) 
 and Margaret May (Conley) Brundage (b. My 
 ^5 1852, Flint, Mich.). Prepared in Muske- 
 gon Mich., H.S. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Cataloger, Univ. of 
 111 Lib., 1909; Loan Asst., 1910; Periodical 
 Asst 1910. Married Joseph Breckenridge Mes- 
 sick, Jr. ('09), S 9, 191 1. Muskegon, Mich. 
 Child, Joseph Breckenridge, III., b. S i.. '913. 
 .Address, 3016 Linden I'lace, East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 3298. SARAH ELIZABETH BRYAN 
 (Daughter of No. 38; Sister of No. 2597) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A ; B L. S.. 1910; 
 b Te 15, 1886, Champaign; d. Alphonso Hunt 
 (b Ag 8 1845 Indianapolis) and Alice (Chee- 
 veO Bryan ('74), (b. Ja 11, 1854. KI™ Grove, 
 111 ) Prepared in Champaign H. b. Alpha L-tii 
 Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai; Orchestra 
 and Choral Soc; Lib. Club. Asst. Libn., Cham- 
 paign Pub. Lib., 1908-10; Loan .\sst., Univ. 
 I ib' 1010 — . Mem., Congr. Church. C haiii- 
 paig'n; Lib. Club; Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. Lib. 
 Assli Address, 612 W. Church St., Champaign. 
 111. 
 
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 3299. LOUIS BUENGER 
 (Brother of No. 6775) 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 6, 1886, 
 Nameoki, 111.; s. William (b. Jl 25, 1853, Han- 
 over, Ger.) and Emily S. (Niemeyer) Buenger 
 (b. Je I, 1857, Venice, 111.). Prepared in East 
 St. Louis rl. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Philomath- 
 ean; Sr. Memorial Com. Salesman. Universal 
 Portland Cement Co.. Chicago, 1908-12; do., 
 Granite City Lime & Cement Co., Granite City, 
 111., 1912— . Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. 
 Address, R. 1, Granite City, 111. 
 
 3300. ARTHUR PINGREE BUMSTEAD 
 (Son of No. 131; Brother of Nos. 2601, 6123) 
 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 26, 1884, 
 Dundee, 111.; s. James E. ('77), (b. O 29, 1849. 
 do.) and Justina (Pingree) Bumstead (b. S 29, 
 1848). Prepared in Dundee H. S.; Univ. of 
 Calif., 1915-16. Chi Beta; Philomathean; Eng. 
 Club; Der Deutsche Verein. Real Est. Bus.; 
 Journalist. 129th Field Hosp., U. S. Nat. 
 Guard, 1917; 129 Field Hosp., 33rd Div., A. E. 
 F., France; with Army of Occupation, Luxem- 
 burg, Ger. Address, 2529 Hilgard Ave., Berk- 
 eley, Calif. 
 
 3301. BENJAMIN PAYSON BURGESS 
 
 Sales Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 18, 1887, 
 Ottawa, 111,; s, Hatevet Payson (b. 1854, War- 
 ren, Me.) and Henrietta Cross (Godfrey) Bur- 
 gess (b. 1857, LaSalle, 111.). Prepared in W. 
 Aurora H. S. Sigma Nu. Draftsman, C. B. & 
 Q. R. R., 1908-10; Br. Draftsman, O. W. R. R. 
 and Nat., Seattle, 1910-12; Reinforced Steel 
 Exp. with F. T. Crowe & Co., Seattle, 1912 — . 
 Married Nellie Mae Saintmyer, Ja 24, 1912, 
 Seattle. Address, 735 33rd Ave., Seattle. 
 
 3302. HARRY HOLDRIDGE BURGESS 
 
 (Brother of No. 3669) 
 Engineer; A. B. in Sc; B. S. in C. E., 1909; 
 b. Ja 28, 1885, Tonica, 111.; s. Lucian Ashley 
 (b. Ja 20, 1852, do.) and Ida A. (Mudge) Bur- 
 gess (b. F 3, 1855, Mendota, 111.). Prepared 
 in Tonica H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., igoi-4. 
 Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; Soph. Football team. 
 Cost Keeper, J. B. Nelson Co., 1909; Asst. 
 Engr., C. A. P. Turner Co., 1909-11; Engr., 
 Butler Bros., Contr., 1912-18. Capt., R. S., 
 1918; Const. Officer, Watertown Arsenal, Mass. 
 Married Martha Mayhaugh, D 29, 191 1, Fort 
 Worth, Tex. Child, Richard Mayhaugh, b. O 
 15, 1914. Address, Watertown Arsenal, Water- 
 town, Mass. 
 
 3303. OPAL BURRES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; b. 
 Je 7, 1886, Sidney, 111.; d. William Franklin 
 (b. Je 29, 1857, Ashmore, 111.) and Alice (Cool- 
 ley) Burres (b. N 23, 1862, Newman, 111.). 
 Prepared in Thornburn H. S., Urbana. Sigma 
 Xi; Scholarship, 1908-9; Fellowship, 1911-12; 
 Grad. Mem., Adv. Bd., Woman's League. Grad. 
 Work in Zool., 1908-9 and 1910-12; Prin., Shel- 
 don H. S., 1909-10; Head of Biol. Dept., South 
 H. S., Youngstown, O., 1913; Teacher, West 
 Tech. H. S., Cleveland, O., 1918— . Auth.: 
 (with Amos W. Peters). The Diastatic En- 
 zyme of Paramoecium in Relation to the Kill- 
 ing Concentration of Copper Sulphate, Jour. 
 Biol. Chem., Vol. VI, No. i, Mr 1909. Address, 
 c/o West Tech. High School, Cleveland, O. 
 
 3304. MILO EUGENE BURWASH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2602, 5567, 5568, 6129, 7427) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 15, 1885, Plain- 
 view, 111.; s. Thomas Nathaniel (b. Montreal, 
 Can.) and Sarah Margaret (Boswell) Burwash 
 (b. Mr 27, 1855, Shipman, 111.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. All class football, 1905. 
 Fruit Farmer, San Benito, Tex., 1909; do., Mus. 
 kegon, Mich., igio-ii; Farmer, C)hampaign, 
 1912; Stock and Grain Farmer, Alvin, 111., 
 
 1913-18. Mem., B. P. O. E. Married Ada E. 
 Mershon, D 31, 1916, Galveston, Tex. Child, 
 Horace Maynard, b. N 26, 1917. Address. R. 
 I, Alvin, 111. 
 
 3305. CAROLYN ELIZABETH BUSEY 
 (GRATTON) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 15, 1874, Urbana; 
 d. J. S. and Caroline Busey. Prepared in 
 St. Mary's Acad., Indianapolis. Married W. 
 H. Gratton. Address, Shawneetown, 111. 
 
 3306. *CHARLES BOWEN BUSEY 
 Bank Cashier; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 22, 
 1887, Urbana; s. Samuel T. (b. N 16, 1835, 
 Greencastle, Ind.) and Mary Elizabeth (Bowen) 
 Busey (b. Je 21, 1854, Delphi, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S.; Phi Delta Theta. 
 Grad. Stud., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1908-09. 
 Automobile Salesman, 1910-11; Cashier, Bus- 
 eys' St. Bank, LTrbana, 1912-17. Instr., O. T. S. 
 1918, France; 2nd Lt., Inf., Co. L, 310th Regt., 
 78th Div., A. E. F., France; Recommended for 
 ist Lt. Mem., Tech. Club, Boston, 1909; A. F. 
 A. M. Married Louise Carter, Je 7, 191 1, t)al- 
 las, Tex. Child, Charles Bowen, Jr., b. N 15, 
 1915. Killed in action N 9, 1918, Argonne 
 Forest, France. 
 
 3307- ETHEL MAY BUSHNELL 
 (WARING) 
 (Sister of Nos. 2925, 3308) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 9, 1887, 
 Paxton, 111.; d. Allen Sherrill (b. D 8, 1854) 
 and Caroline May (Hills) Bushnell (b. My 10, 
 1857). Prepared in Paxton H. S. ; Chicago 
 Kindergarten Inst., 1907-8. A. M., Leland 
 Stanford Univ., 191 7. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 llliola; Valedictorian. Experiments under 
 Stanford Univ. of standardization of Ameri- 
 can children in comparison with the French 
 tests of Binet, 1911-12; Teacher, San Francisco 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1918, Auth.: Montessori and 
 the American Petted Darling, Kindergarten 
 Review, Vol. XXIV, No. 7, 1914; Homeo- 
 pathic Treatment in Education; A study of 
 the Specific Values in Montessori, Vol. XXIV, 
 No. 8, 1914; A Comparative Study of Montes- 
 sori. Within the activities of the American 
 Kindergarten, Vol. XXIV, No. 9, 1914. Pres., 
 Long Beach Kindergarten Club; Assn. Coll. 
 .\lumnae. Married Clarence A. Waring, 
 Ap 14, 1914, Stanford Univ. (died, 1918), 
 Child, Dana Bushnell, b, N 19, 1916. Address, 
 Buchanan and Waller Sts., San Francisco. 
 
 3308. HORACE LELAND BUSHNELL 
 (Brother of Nos. 2925, 3307) 
 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 6, 
 1885, Paxton, 111.; s. Allan Sherrill and Car- 
 rie May (Hills) Bushnell. Prepared in Pax- 
 ton H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim. 
 Honors; Track. With Graham & Myers, 
 Archts., 1908; Cawsey & Lohse, Gen. Contrs., 
 1909; With Bldg. Dept., City of Seattle, 1909- 
 12; Struct. Engr., Triol & Bushnell, 1912-17; 
 Struct. Engr., Grant Smith & Co., 191 7 — -. 
 Married Leah Jane Litt, Mr 25, 1914, Seattle. 
 Address, 1424 26th Ave., Seattle. 
 
 3309. BEATRICE MARTINDALE BUTLER 
 (BEEBE) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 3, 1886, Chicago; d. 
 Henry Frederick (b. do.) and Eva Isabel 
 (Martindale) Butler (b. Montreal, Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Austin H. S., Chicago; Boston Univ, 
 Law Sch., 1908-9. LL. B., Univ. of Ore. 
 Delta Sigma Rho; 111. -Ind. Debate; Girls Glee 
 Club; won second place, Hamilton Oratorical 
 Prelims., 1907. Teacher, Eng., St. Croix 
 Falls H. S., 1909-10; Prin., H. S., Brewster, 
 Wash., 1910-11; Teacher, Eng., Gresham H. S., 
 1911-12; Eng. and Ger., 1912-14. Married 
 Lewis Charles Beebe, Je 8, 1914, Portland, 
 Ore. Child, William Wallace, b. Je 15, 1915. 
 Address, Cottage Grove, Ore. 
 
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 305 
 
 3310. *JOHN PRESCOTT BUTLER 
 Real Est. Dealer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 
 20, 1884, Mishawaka, Ore.; s. Patrick (b. Ja 
 10, 1828, Leitrim, Ireland) and Elizabeth 
 (Ray) Butler (b. Mr 26, 1849, Donegal, Ire- 
 land). Prepared in Monticello H. S. Pres., 
 Scribblers' Club; Eng. Club. Salesman, 1909; 
 Advertiser, 191 o; Farmer, 191 1; Real Est. 
 Dealer, 1912. Married Marie Margaret Han- 
 cock, F 25, 191 1, Decatur, 111. Died N 18, 
 1914, Bovill, Idaho. 
 
 3311. ARCHIE STANTON BUYERS 
 (Brother of No. 5057) 
 Captain; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 20, 1886, 
 Sterling, 111.; s. John (b. Mr 2, 1834, Buyers- 
 town, Pa.) and Frances Anna (Gait) Buyers 
 (b. Ja 23, 1843, Lancaster, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Sterling Tp. H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Pre- 
 lim, and Final Honors. Teacher, Math., Mech. 
 Drawing, and Descriptive Geom., Albion Coll., 
 1908-9; With Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. 
 Y., 1909-11; With Exp. Turbine Dept., 15 
 mos.; Turbine Engng. Dept., Champaign, igii- 
 13; Inst., Mech. Engng., Univ. of 111., 191 1- 
 12. 2nd Lt., C. A. Corps, U. S. A., 1912; 
 ist Lt., do., 1916; Capt.. do., 1917; Major, do., 
 191 8 — . Address, Ft. Mills, Corregidor Island, 
 P. I. 
 
 3312. FRANK MILTON BYERS 
 Farm Supt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 11, 1885, 
 
 Charleston, 111.; s. Joseph William (b. 1851, 
 Greensburg, Ind.) and NelJie (Bradshaw) 
 Byers (b. Ap 1861, Sparta, 111.). Prepared 
 in Charleston H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Maj., Univ. Regt. Married 
 Stella Therese Surman, Je 21, igii, Carlin- 
 ville. 111. Child, Frank Milton, Jr., b. Mr 5. 
 1916. Address, Deere Model Dairy Farm, 
 Moline, 111. 
 
 3313. JOHN BRAHM CABANIS 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 22, 1882, 
 
 Petersburg, 111.; s. John Clark (b. F 28, 1852, 
 Todd Co., Ky.) and Elizabeth (Brahm) Cabanis 
 (b. D 12, 1857, Petersburg, 111.). Prepared in 
 Salem H. S. Sigma Chi; Yoxan; Phoenix; 
 Mgr., Baseball, 1908. Engr., City of Chicago, 
 1908-9; do., R. S. Feurtado (Consulting Engrs., 
 1909-10; with Universal Portland Cement Co., 
 and Ludowici-Celadon Co., 1910; Northwestern 
 Sales Mgr., The Atlas Portland Cement Co., 
 1916 — . Slem., Univ. Club, Minneapolis; Min- 
 neapolis Arch. (Zlub. Address, 826 Plymouth 
 Bldg., Minneapolis. 
 
 3314. JOHN WEBSTER CAIRNS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 27, 1883, 
 
 Hebron, 111.; s. John (b. D 25, 1858. Paterson, 
 N. J.) and Louise (Johonnott) Cairns (b. My 
 12, 1861, Spring (jrove. 111.). Prepared in 
 Hebron H. S. Sec, E. E. Soc; Football 
 Team. Engr., West. Elec. Co., 1908-10; do., 
 Lincoln Park Comn., igio-ii; do., W. A. Jack- 
 son Co., 191 1 — . Address, 727 (i^ornelia Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3315. IDA ISABEL CALDWELL 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Nashua, la.; d. Pat- 
 rick Henry (b. Jl 7, 1837, Vt.) and Lillian 
 Cleone (Weeks) Caldwell (b. O 27, 1843, Hud- 
 son, O.). Prepared in H. S.; by Private 
 Teachers; Charles City Coll.; Carleton Coll., 
 Northfield, Minn., 1893-94. A. B., Morning- 
 side Coll., 1908. Cataloger, Pub. Lib., Well- 
 ington, O., 1908; Pub. Lib., Wauseon, O., 1908; 
 Sub. Libn., Highland Park. 111., 1909; Cata- 
 loger, Pub. Lib., St. Louis, 1909; Libn., Pub. 
 Lib., Charles City, la., 1910 — . Auth. : Articles, 
 Ladies Home Journal, System, Musical Am., 
 Am. City, Popular Mechanics, Des Moines 
 Register,' Des Moines Tribune, Every Week, 
 Factory, Advance. Mem., la. Lib. Assn.; P. E. 
 O. Sisterhood. Address, Charles City, la. 
 
 3316- SAMUEL CHARLES CAMPBELL 
 (Brother of G 104) 
 
 Highway Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 30, 
 1884, Marissa, 111.; s. Samuel Wylie (b. O 9. 
 1848, do.) and Sarah Jane (Hemphill) Campbell 
 (b. 19, 1851, do.). Prepared in Marissa H. 
 S.; Monmouth Coll., 1904-5. Tau Beta Pi. 
 With Ry. Location Constr. and Maintenance, 
 St. Louis, 1908-9; Municipal Mgr., De Soto, 
 Mo., 1909-12; Jr. Engr., St. Highway Dept., 
 Springfield, 111., 1912; Co. Highway Engr., 
 Jefferson Co., Mo., 1912; Jr. Engr., 111. St. 
 Highway Dept., 1915; Co. Supt. of Highways 
 Mt. Carroll, 111.. 1916-18. 2nd Lt., 17th Co., 5th 
 Tr. Bn., 158 Depot Brig., Camp Sherman; 
 Mustered out, D 13, 1919. Mem.. A. F. A. M.; 
 A. A. S. R.; Presby. Church. Married Gladys 
 Maida Coxwell. Je 21, 191 1, De Soto, Mo. Chil- 
 dren: Diana Mafalda, b. N 30, 1912; Gladys 
 Helen, b. D 24, 191 3; Samuel Charles, b. Mr 
 19, 191 5. Address, Mt. Carroll, 111. 
 
 3317. ROBERT JAY CANDOR 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 20, 1885, 
 Aledo, 111.; s. John M. (b. do.) and Margaret 
 (McGuinness) Candor (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Aledo H. S. Chi Beta; Arch. Club; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Prelim. Honors. Arch., H. I. Goddard, 
 Burlington, la.; do., H. W. Whitsitt, Moline, 
 m.; do., Keyser & Schreiber, Oklahoma City, 
 Okla. ; do.. Smith, Rea & Lovett, Kansas City, 
 Mo.; With Prof. N. A. Wells's party in Eur- 
 ope, 1912; Arch., J. C. Llewellyn, Chicago; do., 
 Smith, Rea & Lovett, Kansas City, Mo., 191 8 — . 
 Asst. to Dean Miles Ketchum, Nitro, W. Va., 
 1918 — . Auth.: Thesis Design, Am. Arch., 1909. 
 IVIeni., Southwest. Alumni Assn.; Y. M. C. A.; 
 L'niv. Exten. Center, Kansas City, Mo.; Presby. 
 Church. Married Edith Stillman, Je 25, 1914, 
 Kansas City, Mo. Address, 4027 Main St., 
 Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., 602 Finance Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 3318. IRA THOMSON CARRITHERS 
 Ath. Dir.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 25, 1885, 
 Washburn, 111.; s. James G. (b. N 3, 1844) and 
 Sinah E. (Wallace) Carrithers (b. O 5, 1850). 
 Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Philomathean; Phoenix; V. P., Y. M. C. A.; 
 Capt., Football, Track and Baseball teams. 
 Ath. Dir., Alma Coll., Alma, Mich., 1908-10; 
 do., Knox Coll., 1910-13; Freshman coach, 
 LTniv. of III., 1913-14; Ath. Dir., Lake Forest 
 Coll., 1914-15; do., (3oe Coll., 1915 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Fac. Y. M. C. A. Tr. Sch. 
 Married Winifred Markham, Je 22, 1910, Sault 
 Ste. Marie, Mich. Children: Winifred Louise, 
 b. je 2, 191 1 ; Elizabeth Ann. b. D 17, 1912; 
 James Markham, b. Ag 25, 1914. Address, 
 1435 Bever Ave., Cedar Rapids, la. 
 
 3319. MAE CHAPIN 
 (Sister of Nos. 1478, 1644, 2050, 2612) 
 Missionary and Supt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 My 11, 1885, Tolono, 111.; d. Edward Bonaparte 
 (b. My 7, 1857. Clyde, N. Y.) and Lucy Mar- 
 garet (Pierce) Chapin (b. Je 2, 1858, Browns- 
 town, O.). Prepared- in Champaign H. S. 
 Illiola; Y. W. C. A. cabinet. Teacher, Eng. 
 and Hist., Williamsport, Ind., 1908-10; do., 
 Presby. Tr. Sch., 1911-12; Club and Bible 
 Work, Assn. House, Chicago, 1912-13; Mission- 
 ary and Supt. of Girls' Sch. under Presby. 
 Bd., Kiung Chow, China, 1913 — • Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, 616 W. Church St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., Kiung Chow, Hainan, 
 China. 
 
 3320. WALTER ELLSWORTH CHILD 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 20, 1885, Farming- 
 dale, 111.; s. Stephen Child. Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. Lawyer, Poison, Mont. 
 Address, Poison, Mont. 
 
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 NIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 
 [1908 
 
 3321. DANIEL LEROY CHRISTOPHER 
 
 Manager; A. B. in Sc; b. O 15, 1884, Farm- 
 ington, 111.; s. Eugene (b. N 15, 1859, Peoria) 
 and Clara Bell (Zook) Christopher (b. Ja 30, 
 1861, Bushnell, 111.)- Prepared in Farmington 
 H. S. Mgr., Advertising and Sales, Leavitt 
 Mfg. Co., Urbana. Married Lura Dean Jer- 
 auld, Je 8, 19 10, Urbana. Children: Daniel 
 Eugene, b. F 21, 191 1; Robert Jerauld Chris- 
 topher, b. F 5, 1913. Address, 305 W. Wash- 
 ington Blvd., Urbana; bus. add., Leavitt Mfg. 
 Co., do. 
 
 3322. ROBERT BURTON CLARK 
 
 Mgr., Telephone Co.; LL. B.; b. N 11, 1S85. 
 Vvaverly, 111.; s. William Burton and Ella Mary 
 Clark. Prepared in Centralia H. S. Phi 
 Alpha Delta; Theta Kappa Nu; Egyptian Club. 
 111. Central R. R., Carbondale, 1908; Lawyer, 
 1908-10; Mgr., Central Union Telephone Co., 
 1910 — . Address, 3340 S. Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3323. MORTIMER BURNHAM CLEVE- 
 LAND 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; A. RL, 1915; b. 
 N 19, 1 88 J, Osage, la.; s. Byron M. and Lucia 
 A. (Burnham) Cleveland. Prepared in E. 
 Waterloo H. S.; Cornell Coll. Arch., Water- 
 loo, la., 1915—. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. 
 O. E. Married Edith Munger Cleveland, S 18, 
 1912, Waterloo. Children: Mary Eleanor, b. D 
 31, 1916; Rhoades Mortimer, b. S 2, 1917. 
 Address, Waterloo, la.; bus. add., 603 First 
 Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 3324. WINIFRED HAZEL CLIFFORD 
 
 (MORGAN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2767) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 7, 1887, Thomas- 
 boro, 111.; d. Alfred C. (b. 1858, Waverly, O.) 
 and Adeline (French) Clifford (b. 1867, Attica, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Ath- 
 enean; Phi Delta Psi; Prelim. Honors. Mar- 
 ried Horace H. Morgan ('06). Je 28, 1909. 
 Champaign. Children: Clifford H., b. Ap 2, 
 1910; Cherrie Adelyn, b. O 14, 1914- Address. 
 229 Monterey Ave., Highland Park, Detroit. 
 
 3325. BYRON KEMP COGHLAN 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 23, 1881, 
 
 Independence, la.; s. William James and Anna 
 Theoline (Kemp) Coghlan. Prepared in Kan- 
 kakee H. S. C. E., Univ. of Ga., 1916. Sigma 
 Xi; Philomathean; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Fresh. Debating Team. Supt. of Man. Tr., 
 1909; Engr. on R. R. Const., 1909; Prof.. C. 
 E., N. Mex. St. Coll. of Mines. 1909-14; Assoc. 
 Prof. Highway Engng., Agr. and Mech. Coll., 
 College Station, Tex., 1914-17. Capt., Engr. 
 Corps, Te 19, 191 7, attached to 11 6th Engrs. U. 
 S. R., 'A. E. F., France. Married Ora Fellows, 
 N 7, 1908, Kankakee, 111. Address, 1042 E. 
 Court St., Kankakee, III. 
 
 3326. CURTIS EARL CONNARD 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 2, 1882, 
 
 Macon Co., 111.; s. Charles Ellis (b. 1829, Phil- 
 adelphia) and Elizabeth Jane (Rozzel) Con- 
 nard (b. Macon Co., 111.). Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S. Elec. Engr., Westinghouse Elec. Mfg. 
 Co. Pa. Nat. Guard. Co. E., i8th Inf.; Scrgt. 
 Maj., Hdqtrs. Co., iiith Inf., Camp Hancock. 
 Augusta, Ga. Mem., Westinghouse Club. .-/(/- 
 dress, c/o Westinghouse Co., Pittsburgh. 
 3327. FRANK LOUIS COOK 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 14. 1882, 
 Chicago; s. Frederick William (b. Jl 10, 1S3Q. 
 Dunkeehan, Ireland) and Ida (Fowler) Cook 
 (b S 13, 1856, Summerville, Mich.). Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Phoenix; Eta Kappa Nu; Pres.. Fresh. Cla?s; 
 Lt Col., Univ. Regt.; Mgr., Elec. Sho\\\ With 
 Pub. Service Co.. Chicago. 111. Naval Reserve 
 igo8— . Mem., Nat. Elec. Light Assn. Married 
 Frances Alya Hall, Mr 16, 1910, Berwyn, 111. 
 Child, Eleanor Frances, b. Ja i, 1911- Address, 
 318 First Ave.. Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., 105th 
 and Throop St., Chicago. 
 
 33^8. GEORGE HERBERT COONS 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. N 2, 1885; s. G. 
 W. (b. F 12, 1852, Vt.) and Susan E. (Irwin) 
 Coons (b. Lansingburg, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington H. S. ; 111. St. Norm. Univ. A. 
 M., Univ. of Neb., 1911; Ph. D. Univ. of Mich., 
 1917- Adelphic; Delta Sigma Rho; Sigma Xi; 
 111. -Wis. Debate. Teacher, Hancock H. S., 
 Vt., 1909; Adj. Prof., Agr. Bot., Univ. of Neb., 
 1909-10; Res. Asst., Plant Pathology, Mich. Agr. 
 Coll., 1911-17; Assoc. Prof., do., 1918 — . Auth. : 
 Ecological Relations of the Flora; Factors In- 
 volved in Growth of Pycnidium Formation of 
 Plenodomus Fuscomaculans, Jour. Agr. Re- 
 search, 1916. Married Myrta Amanda Vogel, 
 Ag 20, 1908, Ann Arbor, Mich. Child, Myrta 
 Susan, b. My 26, 1909. Address, c/o Mich. 
 Agr. Coll., East Lansing, Mich. 
 
 3329. HAZEL KATHERINE COOPER 
 
 (DILLON) 
 (Wife of No. 4131; Sister of No. 1322) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 15, 18S7, Champaign; 
 d. Frank (b. My 6, 1849, Baldwinsville, N. Y.) 
 and Luro Alice (Ham) (Tooper (b. O 11, 1852, 
 Monticello, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. V. P., Math. Club. Teacher, H. S., Sulli- 
 van, 1908-9; do., San Antonio, Tex., 1909-10; 
 do., Sullivan, igio-12. Married Edward Leland 
 Dillon ('10), Je 26, 1912, Sullivan, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Marion, b. Je 13, 1913; John Robert, h. 
 Je 2, 1014 (died Ag i, 1914). Address, Osh- 
 temo, Mich. 
 
 3330. FLEMIN WILLET COX 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 18, 1875. 
 
 Bridgeport, 111.; s. P^lemin Willet (b. 1838, 
 Coshocton, O.) and Sarah (Kinsey) Cox (b. 
 1842, do.). Prepared in Prep. Dept., Wabash 
 Coll. Supt. of Schs. ; Teacher of Sc. and Prin., 
 Tp. H. S. Married iVIinnie E. Starkman, Ag 
 22, 1901, Bridgeport, 111. Children: Dorothy 
 Elizabeth, b. Je 1, 1902; Margaret Sylvia, b. 
 Mr 10, 1909. Address, Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 3331. IRVING HUGHEY COX 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 28, 1882; s. 
 
 Frank (b. D 16, 1853, near Mattoon, 111.) and 
 Jennie (Hughey) Cox (b. Ap 27, 1856, Brooks- 
 ville, Ky.). Prepared in Rlattoon H. S. Or- 
 chestra; Glee Club; Phi Alpha Delta; Pi Kappa 
 Alpha. Mem., B. P. O. E.; Exalted Ruler, do.; 
 Royal .'\rch Mason; Scribe, do; Treas., Henry- 
 etta Masonic Bldg. Assn.; V. P., Henryetta 
 Rotarv Club: Mem., Presby. Church. Married 
 Mary 'Rita Collins, F 2, 1910. Child, Daniel 
 Franklin, b. Je 21, 1911. Address, Henryetta, 
 Okla. 
 
 3332. GORDON WILLIAM CROSSETT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 16, 1884. 
 Salem, 111.; s. Kirk (b. O 20, 1846, Warsaw, N. 
 Y.) and Lillie Aline (Merrifield) Crossett (b. 
 O 14. 1852, do.). Prepared in Salem H. S. E. 
 E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu. Elec. Engr., Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Address, c/o 
 Gen. Elec. Co., Cincinnati. 
 
 3333. STANLEY GARDNER CUTLER 
 Sales Engr.: B. S. in C. E.: C. E., 191 1; b- 
 O 31, 1887, Chicago. Prepared in R. T. Crane 
 H. S., Chicago. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 \i; Special and Final Honors; Pres. Ionian; 
 Pres. Scribblers' Club; Ed. Tcchnograph. Engr., 
 Cost Dept., Stone & Webster Engr. Corp.; 
 Irrigation Engr., Bur. of Pub. Works, Manila, 
 P I., 1908-11; Universal Portland Cement Co.; 
 Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific R. R., 1911-12; 
 Cost Engr., Stone & Webster Engng. Corp., 
 Keokuk, 1912-14; Sales Engr., Olney J. Dean ic 
 Co., Chicago, 1014— . Sergt., Co. G., 6th Regt., 
 ^t Reserve Militia. Married Lottie G. Mose- 
 ioy, Ap 23, 1913, Keokuk. Child. Joseph M., b. 
 Tl "24, 1Q14. Address, c/o O. J. Dean & Co., 
 Assn. Bldg.. Chicago. 
 
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 3334. MAURICE G. DADANT 
 (Brother of Nos. 1654, 2065, 8253) 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. S 1 1, 
 1886; s. C. P. (b. Ap 6, 1 85 1, Langres, France) 
 and Mary (Marine'".) Dadant (b St. Louis). 
 Prepared in Hamilton and Keokuk rt. i5. 
 Shield and Trident; Prelim. Honors; football, 
 1Q07; Basketball, Capt. Mfr. of Bee Keepers 
 Supplies; Managing Ed., Am. Bee Journal. 
 Capt, Reserve Militia of 111., 1918. Auth.: A 
 Thousand Answers to Bee-Keeping Questions; 
 numerous articles in Am. Bee Journal. Mar- 
 ried Helen Hassett, O 12, 1910, Keokuk. Chil- 
 dren: Mary Elizabeth, b. Ag 23. 19} 1; Robert, 
 b. F 16, 1914. Address, Hamilton, 111. 
 
 3335. ALBERT HARTMAN DAEHLER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 30. 
 1883, Chadwick, 111.; s. Louis Christian (b. 
 My 24, 1843, Darmstadt, Ger.) and Anna 
 Elizabeth (Hartman) Daehler (b. Ap 19, 1853. 
 Gelsenheim, Ger.). Prepared m Chadwick H. 
 S. Philomathean, Honor Pres.; Chi Beta; 
 Phoenix; Eng. Club; Scribblers ; French and 
 Italian Clubs; Pres., Ger. Club; Asst. Ed, 
 Dailv Illini; Stud. Ed., Alumm Quarterly ; Ind. 
 Debate. Asst. in Eng., Univ. of 111., 1908-09; 
 Instr. in Eng., Purdue, 1909—. ..Married 
 Mabel Lowry, Je 17, I9i4. Granger, Ind. Ad- 
 dress, I OS Quincy St., West Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 3336. DORA DAVIDSON (BROWN) 
 (Wife of G 85) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 16. 1884, Sullivan, 
 111.; d. Tames (b. Ap 7, 1859, do.) and Martha 
 \nn (Hayes) Davidson (b. F 14, 1862, Mat- 
 toon, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan, H. b. Mar- 
 ried Fay Cluff Brown (g 'n). Jl i4, '908, Sul- 
 livan 111. Children: Herman Cluff, b. O 16, 
 ,910; Barbara Esther, b. Mr 22, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, 220 Ronalds St., Iowa City, la. 
 
 3337. MARIETTA SEARLE DAVIS 
 (Daughter of Nos. 251, 311; Sister of 
 Nos. 4125, 5629, 8260) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 6. 1884, 
 DeKalb 111.- d. Teptha Hartley ('82). (b. Ap 
 u! i860, Vienni. 'ind.) and Ella (Watson) 
 Davis rSi) (b N 14, 1854, Bristol, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Holton (Ka'n.) H^'S.; Miss Barstows 
 §ch., Kansas City, Mo.; Kan. Univ.; Univ. of 
 111 1 91 2-1 3. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Phi Delta 
 Psi. Teacher, Helton, Kan., 1913—- Address, 
 Holton, Kan. 
 
 3338. DANIEL VOORHEES DAYTON 
 Judge; LL. B.; b. Jl 4, 1883, Newman 111.; 
 s.-'john'(b. Je 22, 1833, N. Y.) and Laura 
 Jane (Miller) Dayton (b. 1843. Louisville 
 Kv ) Prepared in Pans H. S. Atty. at 
 Law, 1908-9; Justice of the Peace. 19^09-10; 
 Co. Judge, 1910 — . Address, Pans, iU.t 
 
 3339. HIRAM LINUS DEAL 
 (Husband of No. ■'.582) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr ; o. N 2?. 1878 
 Christian Co, 111.; s. William Henry (b. S 
 25 836, Wilkesbarre, Pa.) and Margaret 
 Jane (Bo'nd) Deal (b. .D 1 7. 1846 Randolph 
 Co 111.). Prepared m Taylorville H. S., 
 bniv. Acad. Agr. Club. Farnier 1908-. 
 Married May Alice Beauford (.06), je i-, 
 ScDregon. 111. Children: Marjorie Miram 
 b Tl 7 1909 Mildred Florence, b. S 3, i9'.i, 
 Doiothy Dimple, b. D 3, 1913; Lmus Robin- 
 son, b. N 4, 1915. Address, R. No. 4, Mor- 
 risonville, 111. 
 
 3340. RALPH EMERSON DEETS 
 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 11, 1880, 
 Milledieville, 111.; s. J. S. Deets. Prepared m 
 Mledlev eH. S. Married Patisy TreasherN 
 ^,1909! Sterling, 111. Address, Sunny side. 
 W'ash.t 
 
 3341. CHRISTINA DENNY (SMITH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 1972) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S.; b. S 29, 1881, 
 Lincoln, 111.; d. James Edgar (b. 1856, do.) 
 and Josephine (Campbell) Denny (b. 1856, 
 Whitehall, 111.). Prepared in Lincoln Coll. 
 I'rep. Sch. llliola; Alpha Alpha. Asst., Su- 
 ]ierior Pub. Lib., Superior, Wis., 1908-09. 
 Married Charles Wesley Smith ('03), Ag 25, 
 1909, Lincoln, 111. Address. 5033 21st Ave., N. 
 E., Seattle. 
 
 3342. CHESTER ROBERT DEWEY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; LL. B., 1909; 
 b. Ag 21, 1888, Mazon, 111.; s. Robert Hall 
 (b. My 28, i860, Boonville, N. Y.) and Ida 
 Josephine (Burleigh) Dewey (b. D 6, 1863, 
 Mazon, 111.). Prepared in Boonville II. S. 
 Philomathean; Theta Kappa Nu; John Mar- 
 shall Law Club; Soph. Debating Team; Jr. 
 Class Pres.; V. P., Sr. Class; Illini Staff. 
 Lawyer, New York City, 1909-13; Mem., Firm 
 Dunmore, Terris & Dewey, Utica, N. Y., 
 1913 — . Married Helen Lucile Capron, F i, 
 1913, Boonville, N. Y. Child, Chester Robert, 
 Jr., b. Ja 5, 191 7. Address, 3 Higby Ave.. 
 New Hartford, N. Y. ; bus. add.. Homestead 
 Aid Bldg., Utica, do. 
 
 3343. OTTO ARTHUR DICKE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 15, 1882, St. 
 Louis; s. August C. and Anna (Rippe) Dicke. 
 Prepared in St. Louis Man. Tr. Sch. Kappa 
 Sigma; Shield and Trident; C. E. Club; Var- 
 sity Baseball, Capt. Engr., Truin & Colnon Con- 
 tracting Co., 1908-9; do., Holabird & Roche, 
 Archs., 1909-10; do., George Beaumont, Arch., 
 1911 — . Address, 1909 Hebert St.. St. Louis.t 
 
 1^44. NELLE MAJOR DICKINSON 
 (CHENOWETH) 
 (Sister of No. 800) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 22, 1884, Eureka, 
 111.; d. Roger Burrus (b. D 18, 1849, do.) 
 and Anna (Jones) Dickinson (b. N 12, 1843. 
 Williamsport, Pa.). Prepared in Eureka H. S.; 
 Eureka Coll. Delta Gamma; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Alethenai. Teacher, Greenville, 111., 1908-9; 
 Asst. II. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1909-11. Mem.. 
 Epis." Church; Daughters of the King. Mar- 
 ried Irving S. Chenoweth, O 10, 1912, Eureka, 
 111. Address, 4542 N. nth St., Philadelphia. 
 
 3345. CHARLES FOSTER DIETER 
 Telephone Mgr.; B. S. in Chem.; b- D ,'5. 
 1885, Chillicothe, O.; s. John Philip (b. do.) 
 and Mary Francis (Foster) Dieter (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst.; Univ. of Colo., 1903-0. 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Salesman, Underwood 
 & Underwood, London, Eng., 1908; Chem., 
 Swift & Co., 1908-9; do., Cml. Testing 6j Engng. 
 Co 1909-11; do., Robert W. Hunt & Co. 191 1; 
 Efficiency Engr., West. Elec. Co., 191.1-14; 
 Mgr., Laquer Co., 1914-16; West India & 
 Colombia Electric Co.; Gen. Mgr Barranquilla 
 Telephone Co., 1916— . Mem., A. C. S.; City 
 ClubT Address. Santa Marta, Republic of 
 Colombia, S. A. 
 
 3346. BESSIE DILLON (SHAW) 
 (Sister of No. 2074) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 2, 1885. Normal, 111.; 
 d. Adolphus (b. O 28 T 849, Tazewell Co., 111.) 
 and Paulina (Britt) Dillon (bO 30. 1850, 
 Logan Co., 111.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Athenean; H. Sc. Club. Mem., Chris- 
 tian Church; Amateur Musical Club, Bloom- 
 ngton; Woman's Club, Beardstown Married 
 Guy Loren Shaw, S 14, 1910 Normal, 111. 
 Address, Box 6, Beardstown, ill.T 
 
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 3347- MARK DEEMS DISOSWAY 
 Gen. Foreman; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 26, 1885, 
 Sheldon, III.; s. Charles D. (b. Stony Creek, 
 Va.) and Hulda (Slife) Disosvvay (b. Milford, 
 111.). Prepared in Sheldon H. S. Delta Up- 
 silon; Baseball; Track Teams. Engr., Auto- 
 mobile Shops; Traveling Insp. and Asst. Supt., 
 Griffin Car Wheel Co.; Asst. Supt., Consumers 
 Cooler Co.; Gen. Foreman, The Fulton Co. 
 Married Eldo L'Hote, Mr 26, 1913, Milford, 
 111. Children: Mark Deems, b. S 6, 1914; 
 Polly Jean, b. O 3, 1915. Address, 1933 W. 
 Cumberland Ave., Knoxville, Tenn.; bus. add.. 
 The Fulton Co., do. 
 
 3348. MARY GERTRUDE DOHERTY 
 
 (DeMOTT) 
 (Wife of No. 5093; Sister of No. 6842) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; b. Ap 13, 1885. 
 Chicago; d. William John (b. 1848, St. Johns, 
 N. B., Can.) and Margaret Elizabeth (Doyle) 
 Doherty (b. 1855, Dubuque, la.). Prepared in 
 Lyons Tp. H. S., La Grange. Final Honors; 
 Special Honors; Phi Beta Kappa; Grad. Schol- 
 arship. Teacher, Hist, and Algebra, Missouri 
 Valley, la., 1910; do., Sc, Pawnee City, Neb., 
 1910-11; Ed. Asst., 111. St. Hist. Lib., Urbana, 
 1912-15. Married Irving P. DeMott ('12), Ja i. 
 
 1916, Urbana. Child, Margaret Aileen, b. JI 
 21, 1918. Address, Crookston, Minn. 
 
 3349. EARL WILLOUGHBY DONAHO 
 (Husband of No. 3957) 
 
 Draftsman and Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 b. My 23, 1883, Storm Lake, la.; s. Edwin 
 Shane (b. Ag 6, 1840, Dover, Del.) and Nancy 
 Cooper (Willoughby) Donaho (b. O 21, 1850, 
 Troy, 111.). Prepared in McCray Dewey Acad., 
 Troy, 111. A. B.. McKendree Coll., 1904- Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Class football. Married Flor- 
 ence Antoinette Schwartzkopf ('09), O 12, 
 19 1 2, Chicago. Address, 6100 Kenwood Ave., 
 Chicago.! 
 
 3350. CHARLES BEDARD DUGAN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Mr 8, 
 
 1887, LaSalle, 111.; s. J. W. and Isabel (Bedard) 
 Dugan. Elec. Engr., San Francisco, 1909-17. 
 Lt., Co. C, 43d Engrs., A. E. F., France. Mar- 
 ried Marion Ross, Ag 22, 191 1, San Francisco. 
 Address, 629 7th St., LaSalle, 111. 
 
 3351. HAROLD HOUGHTON DUNN 
 Research Assoc; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; M. S., 
 
 191 5; b. O 30, 1884, Tiskilwa, 111.; s. William 
 Fleming (b. O 21, 1828, Brown Co., O.) and 
 Julia E. (Houghton) Dunn (b. D 12, 1849, 
 Otsego, Mich.). Prepared in Tiskilwa H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Fellowship, Engr. Exp. Sta., 
 1909-11; Automobile Testing and Designing. 
 Midland Auto Co., Moline, 111., 1908-9; Asst. 
 in Ry. Engng. Dept., Univ. of 111., igii-17; 
 Research Assoc, do. and in charge of courses 
 in Ry. Elec. Engng., 191 7 — . Auth. : The 
 Tractive Resistance of a 28-Ton Elec Car, 
 Univ. of III. Engng. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 74. 
 1914; The Tractive Resistance on Curves of a 
 28-Ton Elec. Car (with Edward C. Schmidt), 
 do.. No. 92, 1916; Passenger Train Resistance 
 (with Edward C. Schmidt), Am. Ry. Engng. 
 Assn. Proceedings. No. 194, F 1917; do., Univ. 
 of III. Engng. E.xp. Sta. Bui. (in press); Re- 
 sistance of Passenger Train Equipment (with 
 Edward C. Schmidt), Rv. Age Gazette, Mr 9. 
 
 1917. Mem., Brotherhood of St. Andrew; 
 Moline Club, 1906-11; Sigma Xi; Soc. for Pro- 
 motion of Engng. Educ. Married Cara Alice 
 Tanner, Ag 23, 191 1, Rock Island, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Harold Houghton, Jr., b. My 23, 191 3; 
 Richard Franklin, b. Mr 16, 1917- Address, 
 612 W. Michigan Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 203 
 Transportation Bldg., do. 
 
 3352. FRANK WRIGHT DUNNING 
 Inspector; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 28, 1885, 
 Oswego, 111.; s. Ira Smith and Katherine 
 (Cargan) Dunning. Prepared in West Aurora 
 H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi; Spalding Guild; 
 Varsity Track Team. Draftsman, 1908; Water 
 Insp., C. B. & Q. R. R., 1909-10; Draftsman 
 and Chem., W. & L. E. R. R., 1911-15; Fore- 
 man, Concrete work, 191 5; Insp., Aurora Auto- 
 matic Mach. Co., 111., 1916; Water Insp., C. 
 B. & Q. R. R., Aurora, 111., 191 6—. Mem., 
 K. C. Married Mary Ann Lewis, O i, 191 2. 
 Children: Frank Lewis, b. O 12, 1913; Ben- 
 jamin Allen, b. Jl 23, 191 5; Katherine Mary, 
 b. F 12, 1917; Charles Lincoln, b. F 12, 1917 
 (died F 14, 1917). Address, Greybull, Wyo. 
 
 3353. WILLIAM WATSON EARNEST 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O i, 
 1863, Washington Co., Miss.; s. John William 
 (b. S 2, 1824, Sangamon Co., 111.) and Julia 
 Jane (Woolley) Earnest (b. D 30, 1831, Greene 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Greenfield H. S.; Val- 
 paraiso Univ. Supt. of Schs., Champaign, 
 1908 — . Auth.: Earnest's Orthography, since 
 called English _ Correspondence, 8vo., Sadler- 
 Rowe Co., Baltimore, 1896 and 1899; Earnest's 
 Arithmetic, private pub., 8vo., 1898; War Cate- 
 chism, 1918. Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. A. 
 M.; Sigma Xi; various teachers' organizations; 
 Rotary Club; Champaign Country Club. Mar- 
 ried Maude S. Sparks, Ag 8, 1894, Bushnell, 
 ni. Child, Eloise S., b. Ap 13, 1903. Address, 
 307 N. McKinley Ave., Champaign. 
 
 3354. DANIEL AUSTIN EDMUNDS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 16, 1884, 
 Oilman, 111.; s. Logan (b. D 13, 1850, Logan 
 Co., 111.) and Clara (Sheldon) Edmunds (b. 
 Mr 24, 1857, Oxford, O.). Prepared in Gil- 
 man H. S. With Engng. (io., Chicago, 1908-10; 
 Engr., Am. Steel & Wire Co., Waukegan, 111., 
 1910-17; do., Stephens Adamson Mfg. Co., 
 Aurora, 111., 1917-18; Inter-St. Iron & Steel 
 Co., Chicago, 1918 — . Married Elma O. Ash- 
 man, F 2, 1 910, Elgin, 111. Children: Eliza- 
 beth A., b. D 17, 191 1 ; James Logan, b. My 
 27, 1913; Robert Austin, b. D 30, 1914; Merril 
 Beebe, b. D 16, 1916. Address, 7820 Constance 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 79th and S. Chicago 
 Ave., do. 
 
 3355. JEANNETTE ELLEN EDWARDS 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 16, 1886, Brimfield, 
 
 111.; d. Rev. A. C. (b. Ag 6, 1828) and Josep- 
 hine (Watson) Edwards (b. Ja 6, 1843)- Pre- 
 pared in Moore's Hill Coll., Moore's Hill, Ind. 
 Teacher, N. Mex. Baptist Coll.; do., Semi-City 
 Missionary, Oklahoma City, Okla. Address, El 
 Reno, Okla.t 
 
 3356. ADELINE CHRISTINE EISZNER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3720, 5108) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 27, 1885, Chicago; d. 
 August W. (b. D 17, 1861, do.) and Elise 
 (Scheuermann) Eiszner (b. Je 23, 1861, Mer- 
 kenfritz, Ger.). Prepared in Lewis Inst.; N. 
 W. Div. H. S. Married Frank G. Zillmer, O 
 29, 191 3. Children: two sons. Address, More- 
 house, Mo. 
 
 3357. JAMES GLADDEN ELLIOTT 
 Lawyer; L. B.; b. My 24, 1885, Appleton 
 City, Mo.; s. Nixon (b. F 12, 1840, Quincy, 
 Fla.) and Hortense (Beauharnais) Elliott. Pre- 
 pared in Central H. S., Pueblo, Colo.; Univ. of 
 'Mo., 1905-6. Phi Kappa Sigma. With H. 
 White. U. S. Dist. Atty., Pueblo, Colo. In- 
 vented method of producing phosphates from 
 basic open-hearth slag, large plant for treatment 
 of same to be built soon. Mem., Minnequa 
 Club, Pueblo; Pres., Alumni Assn., Central H. 
 S., Pueblo, Colo. Address, 2501 Greenwood 
 St., Pueblo, Colo.t 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 309 
 
 3358. ARTHUR JACKSON ELLIS 
 (Brother of No. 4143) 
 Geologist; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1911; b. Ja 
 6, 1885, Sedgwick Co., Kan.; s. Samuel E. and 
 R. Maria (Hewew) Ellis. Prepared in Bloom 
 Tp. H. S., Chicago Heights. Acacia; Sigma Xi; 
 Scholarship, 1908-9. Asst., Geol., 1908-9; 
 Teacher, Joliet, 1910-11; Jr. Geol., U. S. Geol. 
 Sur., 191 1—. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 111. Acad. Sc. ; 
 Pick and Hammer; Nat. Geog. Soc. ; Geol. See. 
 of Washington, D. C. ; Trowel Club. Married 
 Orrell Inez Everett, 1908, Decatur, 111. Child, 
 Lorna Florence, b. JI 15, 1909. Address, 2513 
 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C. 
 
 3359. JESSE THOMAS ENGLISH 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 20, 1884, 
 Isabell, 111.; s. George Franklin (b. Jl 4, 1856. 
 Worthington, Ind.) and Eppa (Borton) English 
 (b. Borton, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Del- 
 ta L'psilon. Civ. Engr., Independence, Kan., 
 1908-14; do., Kansas City, Mo., 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Frances Reeds, O 27, 191 1. Children: Har- 
 riett Virginia, b. D 15, 1914; Frances June, b. 
 Je 23, 1917. Address, 3927 Troost Ave.. Kansas 
 City, Mo.; bits, add., 806 Commerce Bldg., do. 
 
 3360. SARA WOOSTER ENO (SHERMAN) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Charlotte, 
 Vt.; d. Byron Russel (b. do.) and Phoebe 
 (Wooster) Eno. Prepared in Vt. Acad., Sax- 
 ton's River, Vt. ; Univ. of Vt., 1904-5; Univ. 
 of Tex., 1905-6; N. Y. St. Lib. Sch., 1908-9. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta; Pres., Alethenai. Cata- 
 loger, Univ. of Pa., 1909-10; Libn., Stetson 
 Univ., De Land, Fla., 191 0-12; Ref. Libn. Bryn 
 Mawr, Coll., 1912-17; summer of 191 1 traveled 
 in Europe; Head of Circulation Dept., Univ. of 
 Minn. Lib. 1917-18. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. 
 Married Edward Bragg Sherman, S 4, 1918, 
 Minneapolis. Address, Charlotte, Vt. 
 
 3361. HARRIET GRACE EWING 
 (HOLMAN) 
 (Wife of No. 2699) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 3, 1885, Beatrice, Neb.; 
 d. Horace L. (b. O 9, i860. Mechanics Grove, 
 Pa.) and Cora (Somers) Ewing (b. D 28, i86j, 
 Urbana). Prepared in St. Joseph, Mo., H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; H. Sc. Club. 
 Married Thomas Wooster Holman ('06), N 19, 
 1912, Portland, Ore. Children: Grace Eliza- 
 beth, b. S 25, 1913; Harriet Alma, b. My 6, 
 :9i6. Address, 928 Franklin St., Port Town- 
 send, Wash. 
 
 3362. DANIEL CLEVELAND F^BER 
 
 Indus. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 27, 1885, 
 Paw Paw, 111.; s. George (b. 1852, Mendota, 
 111.) and Emma Johanna (Meisenbach) Faber 
 (b. St. Louis). Prepared in Paw Paw H. S.; 
 Valparaiso Coll., 1903-4. E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors. Res. 
 Fellow, Ry. Engr. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1908-9; 
 Elec Engr. and Draftsman, Pa. R. R. Co., Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind., 1909-10; Instr., Mech. Engr., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1910-14; Indus. Engr., la. St. 
 Coll., Ames, la., 1914; Consulting Engr., U. S. 
 Fuel Adm. for la., 191 7 — -. Auth. : Principles 
 of the Telephone (with C. M. Jansky). McGraw 
 Hill, N. Y., 1916. Assoc, mem., A. I. E. E. ; 
 la. Engng. Soc. Married Olive Pratt, Ag 16, 
 1911, Paw Paw, 111. Child, Margaret Genevra, 
 b. S 13, 1915. Address, Ames, la. 
 
 3363. EMMETT EMERSON FAST 
 , (Brother of No. 4149) 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ta 1, 1883, Princeville, 111.; 
 s. Allen C. (b. My 31, 1848, Ashland Co., O.) 
 and Harriet (Calhoun) Fast (b. F i, 1850, 
 Princeville, 111.). Prepared in Princeville H. 
 S.; Bradley Poly. Inst., Peoria. M. E. Soc. 
 Const, work, 1908-10; Commonwealth Edison 
 Co., 191 1. Address, 656 Mabbett Ave., Milwau- 
 kee. 
 
 3364. RAY FRANK FEAGANS 
 Lawyer; LL. B., 1908; b. Jl 31, 1885, Cuba, 
 111.; s. Wallace (b. N 20, 1854, Petersburg, 111.) 
 and Lillian B. (Priest) Feagans (b. Je 16, 1864, 
 Newark, O.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. Theta 
 Kappa Nu; John Marshall Law Club; Philo- 
 mathean; Scholarships in Sub. Law, 1906-8; 
 Final Honors. Asst. to Solicitor, Dept. of 
 Agr., 1909; Asst. Dist. Law Officer, Dist. No. 3, 
 U. S. Forest Service, Albuquerque, N. M., 
 1910; Dist. Law Officer, Dist. No. 4, U. S. For- 
 est Service. Ogden, Utah, 191 1-14; Asst. to 
 Solicitor, Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 
 1914-16; Dist. Law Officer, Dist. 2, U. S. For- 
 est Service, Denver, 1916-18; With Armour & 
 Co., Law Dept., Chicago, 1918 — . Auth.: Laws, 
 Decisions, and Opinions Applicable to Nat. For- 
 ests, Govt. Printing Office, 1916. Married Z. 
 Ray Gallagher, O 10, 1914, Canton, 111. (Dhild, 
 David Gallagher, b. N 23, 1918. Address, c/o 
 Law Dept. Armour & Co., Chicago. 
 
 3365. EARL DEVERE FINCH 
 (Husband of No. 3655) 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Mr 14, 1885, Flora, 111.; 
 s. Sol. T. (b. F 22, 1853, do.) and Elizabeth 
 (Pearce) Finch (b. Ja 23, 1862, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Sigma Nu; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Egyptian Club; Sr. Ball Com. 
 Lawyer, Redlands, Calif, 1913 — . Married 
 Gladys Sinclair Breckenridge ('09), D 28, 
 1910, New Haven, Conn. (Thild, son, b. N 3, 
 1914. Address, Redlands, Calif. 
 
 3366. LEON ERNEST FISHER 
 
 St. Ins. Adjuster; LL. B. ; b. O 20, 1884, 
 Monticello, N. Y.; s. G. H. (b. Ja s, i860, 
 do.) and Sarah Louise (Ousterhout) Fisher (b. 
 F 7, i860, do.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. 
 Beta Theta Pi; Yoxan; Ku Klux; Shield and 
 Trident. St. Adjuster, Forest City Fire Ins. 
 Co. Address, 620 S. 4th St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 3367. ORA STANLEY FISHER 
 (Husband of No. 2263) 
 
 County Agent; B. S. in Agr.; b. S i, 1878, 
 Washburn, 111.; s. O. M. (b. Tremont, 111.) 
 and Sarah Fisher (b. Lacon, 111.). Prepared 
 in Eureka Coll., 1900-3. Alpha Zeta; Agr. 
 Club. Agr., Co. Agt. Work., Sts. Relations 
 Service, U. S. Dept. Agr., Washington, D. C. 
 Married Elsie Taylor ('04), Je 4, 1910, Homer 
 111. Children: John Taylor, b. O 16, 1911; 
 Doris Fisher, b. Jl 23, 1913. Address, 307 Chat- 
 ham Courts, Washington, D. C. 
 
 3368. HAMILTON McCLURE FORMAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 24, 1886, Nashville, 
 111.; s. W. S. Forman. Prepared in E. St. 
 Louis H. S. Philomathean; Track Team. 
 Married C. Blanche Collins, D i, 1910. Child, 
 Charles Richard, b. My 24, 1914. Address, 
 Fort Lauderdale, Fla.f 
 
 3369. GERARD LEONARD FOSSLAND 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 29, 1884, 
 Chicago; s. Tobias Johanes (b. My 16, 1875, 
 Flekefjord, Norway) and Anne Julia (John- 
 son) Fossland (b. Ja 9, 1858, Moss, do.). 
 Prepared in N. W. Div. H. S., Chicago. Pre- 
 lim. Honors; Mil. Scholarship; Capt., LTniv. 
 Regt. Draftsman, Winthrop Harbor, 111.; do., 
 Chicago, 1912^ — . Pres. Village of Winthrop 
 Harbor, 1909-11. Troop E., ist Cavalry 111., 
 1908-12; ist. Lt., First 111. Cavalry 1913, serv- 
 ed on Border, 1916; ist. Lt., E. A., 1917; 3d 
 Div. Ammunition Trains, A. E. F., France; 
 Capt., do., 191 8; with Army of Occupation, 
 Ger., 1918 — . Married Jennie Johnson, Jl 24, 
 1917. Address, Winthrop Harbor, 111. 
 
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 3370. ANNKBKLL FRASER 
 
 U-EIDICNDEKKR) 
 
 (Wife of No. .M.17; SisttT of No. 1^23) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. I.a Sallp, III.; d. William ilalli 
 
 day and l.ydia M. (.Waterman) Frasfr. I'ro 
 
 pared in I.a Salle-Peni Tp. H. S.; I-elaiul 
 
 Stanford, Jr. Ihiiv. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 
 Phi Delta I'si; Mask and Bauble. Libit., Lake 
 
 Placid Club, Lake I'lacid, N. Y., tpoS-io; do.. 
 
 Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago, loio-i.i. 
 
 ALirried I'rank Earl Leidendeker ('08), D .-o, 
 
 i()Jti, Phoenix, Ariz. Child, Mary Jean, b. F i. 
 
 1919- Addifus, Welton, Ariz. 
 
 3371. OSCAR BRYANT FRAZER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in I.. & A.; b. My 3, 1S86, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Edwin Gustavus (b- Cin- 
 cinnati) and Mary (Bryant) Frazer. Prepared 
 in Rock Island IL S. ; l.L. B., Harvard, 191 1. 
 Adelphic; Scribblers Club. Law Clerk and 
 Stenojjrapher, New York City, 1911-12; Law- 
 yer, t>an Juan, Porto Rico, iqij^. 1.1. S. 
 (."ommikSsioner, 191 S. Co. A., 6th Re^t. Inf., 
 111. Nat. (niard, 1902-8. .Iddrcss, Box 225, S;ui 
 Juan, I'orto Rico. 
 
 3372. WALTER LEE GAINES 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1910; b. 
 Mr 17, 18S1, Crete, HI.; s. Horatio N. and 
 ^L'irtha Ann Gaines. Prepared in Chicago 
 Heights Tp. H. S.; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1015. Alpha Zeta. Farming, Crete, 111., 1915- 
 18. Assoc. Prof., Mills Production, Ui\iv. of 
 111., 1918 — . Auth. : Contribution to I'liysiol. 
 of Lactation, .Im. Jour, of rii.vsiol., \'ol. jS. 
 1915- Alarried Alta Moore Hooper, S --8, 
 1914, Bloomington, 111. Children: John Karl, 
 b. S 23, 1915; Robert William, b. Mr 17, 1917. 
 Address, 618 Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 I 
 3373- ROBERT EDWARD GARNETT 
 (Brother of Nos. 950, 1504, 209S, 3745, 4670) 
 Internal Revemic Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 Mr 7. 1885, St. Mary's, 111.; s. Robert Kirtley 
 (b. Ag 4,^ 1844, do.) and Annie Elizabeth 
 (Hunter') Garnett (b. (.■) 19, 1845, Catasaumia. 
 Pa.). Prepared in Carthage Coll. Acad. Phi 
 (iamma Delta; Class Football; 111. Dancing 
 Club. Fanner, 1908-9; Bank Clerk, 1909-10; 
 Cashier, Farmers' and Merchants' St. Bani<, 
 Prague, Okla., 1911-14; U. S. Internal Reve- 
 nue Agt., 1915 18. Mem., Okla. C. P. A. Soc, 
 1018. ALirried Hazel Laurel Tones, Te 4. 1912, 
 Shawnee, Okla. Child, Edward Joiies. b. 'Mr 
 29, 1913. Address, itiis N. McKinley St., Ok- 
 lahoma City, C)kla. ; bus. add., c/o Revenue 
 Agt., Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 3374. VIDA CELINDA GENTSCH 
 V COCHRAN) 
 (Sister of No. 2991) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ta 4, 18S3. New Phila- 
 delphia, O.; d. Daniel Conrad (b. N iS, 1844, 
 do.) and Elizabeth Ilawley (Powlison) Gentsch 
 (b. D J!;, 18.17, </c>.). Prepared in New Phihi- 
 ilelphia 11. b.; We.st. Reserve Univ. .Mpha 
 Xi Delta. Mem., Coll. Club, Pittsburgh. Rlar- 
 ried Ray ClitTton Cochran, S 17, 1913, New 
 Philadelphia. O, Children: Richard Austin, b. 
 Mr 12, 1015; Jidin D;iniel, b. Ag 12, 1917. 
 Address. 215 S." Braddock Ave., Pittsburgh. 
 
 3375. EGBERT GEORGE GESELL 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 
 2.1. 1884, Rice Lake. Wis.; s. Charles A. (b. 
 Cincinnati) and Matie M. (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Phillips Exeter Acad,, Exeter. N. II,; Univ. 
 of Wis., 1904-07. Phi Kappa Psi; Class Foo^ 
 ball. Dealer in Ins., Lands, Mdse., etc.. C. 
 A. Gcsell Co.; Sec. & Treas., The Washington 
 Plow Co., Washington, Ind. Address, Wash- 
 ington, Ind. 
 
 3376- PAUL GILLESPIE 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 26, 1884, 
 Atlantic, la.; s. Alfred lames (b. S 5. 1840, 
 Butler Co., O.) and Estlier Lncinda (Hall) 
 l-.illespie (b. Ag 4, 1844, Guelph, Ont.). Pre- 
 pared in Atlantic (la.) 11. S.; la. St. Coll. 
 Arch. Club. Arch. Draftsman, Waterloo, la., 
 1908-9; do., Dcs Moines, 1909-10; do., Atlantic, 
 la., 1910-12; do., Omaha, Neb., 191 2 — . Ad- 
 ilress, 103 W. 9th St., Atlantic, la. 
 
 3377- EUGENE FRANKLIN GILSTRAP 
 Architect; B, S. in Arch.; b. My 8, 1881, 
 Normal, 111.; s. William Henry (b. Ap 24, 
 1S49, KtTingham, III.) ami Eunice (Dcnman) 
 Gilstrap (b. Je 22, 1851, O.). Prepared in 
 Tacoma (Wash.) II. S. Ilus Club. With 
 Heath & Twiichell, iyoS-9; West. Engr. Co., 
 1909; R. C. Sweatt, Arch., 1909-10; Thompson- 
 Starrett Const. Co., 1910-u; Chief draftsman, 
 Whidden and Lewis, Archs., Portland, Ove., 
 1911 15; WUU C. D. Mcl.ane, Arch., Rock 
 Island, 111., 1915 — . Assoc, with R. S. M.ason, 
 awarded fust prize, competition for Municipal 
 Dock, Tacoina, Wash., 191 1; Assoc, with Rus- 
 sell & Riley, awarded third prize by Am. Inst. 
 .\rchs. for Portland .'\miitorium. Married 
 Elma Myrtle Anderson, F 9, 1910, Tacoma, 
 Wash. Child, Eunice Louise, b. An 5, 1917. 
 Address, 301 Robinson Bldg., Rock Island, III. 
 
 337»- HUGH GLASGOW 
 (Brother of No. 3379) 
 Entomologist; A. B. in Sc. ; b. N 17, 1884, 
 Tennessee. 111.; s. Douglass (b- Mr 1, i83(), 
 C'ovington, Ky.) and Margaret Matilda (Walk- 
 er) Glasgow (b. Ap 18, 1850, Tennessee, III.). 
 Prepared in Tennessee II. ^. Scholarship, 1908- 
 09; Fellowship, 1909-11. Asst. in Entomol., 
 1911-12; rfc>., summers, 1910-11; Asst,, Ento- 
 mol,, N. Y. Exp. Sta., 1914 — . Mem., Sigma Xi. 
 Address, c/o In. Y. Exp. Sta., Geneva, N. Y. 
 
 3379. ROBERT DOUGLAS GLASGOW 
 (Husband of No. 3071; Brother of No. 3378) 
 Instructor; A. B, in Sc, ; Ph, D,, 1913; b. Ap 
 3, 1879. Tennessee, 111.; s, Douglass (b, Mr i, 
 1836, Covington, Ky.) and Margaret Matilda 
 (Walker) Glasgow (b. Ap 18, 1850, Tennessee, 
 111.). Prepared in Tennessee H. S. Final and 
 Special Honors; Scholarship; Sigma Xi; ist 
 Lt., Capt., Univ. Regt. Asst. in Entomol., 
 1009-11; Fellowship, 1911-12; zVsst. in Zool., 
 summer, 1009; Instr. in Entomol., 1913 — . 
 Brevet Capt., III. Nat. Gnard. Married Jo- 
 sephine E. Burns ('09), Je 15, 1016, Macomb, 
 111. Address. 924 W. Illinois St„ Urbana, 
 
 nSo. HARRISON FREDERICK GONNER- 
 
 MAN 
 
 Research Assoc; B, S, in C. E,; A. M,, 191 3; 
 h, Ag 24, 1S85, Dixon, 111.; s, Conrad (b, S a8, 
 1845, Heinebach, Ger,) and Catharine Elizabeth 
 (Fernau) Gonncrman (b. O 6, 1846, Edmund- 
 hausen, Ger.), Prepared in Dixon IL S. Psi 
 Upsilonj Tan Beta Pi; Triangle; Sigma Xi; 
 t.'. E, C lub; Prelim, and Final Honors. Asst. 
 in Mech. Engng. Exp. Sta. and T. and A. M. 
 Dcpt.. i908-io; Instr. in T. and A. M., i9io- 
 12; First .\sst., Engng. Exp. Sta., 1914-17; 
 Research Assoc. Engng. Exp. Sta., 1917-18. 
 With concrete shii' division. Emergency fleet 
 Corp., Philadelphia and South Bethlehem, 
 ,0,8—. Mem., M, K. Church; A. F. A, M,; 
 .-\m, Soc, for Testing Materials, Married Ger- 
 trude Tamison, D 23, 191 1, Aledo. HI, Child, 
 I'redenck, Jr,, b. Ap 5, 1914. Address, SoS Iowa 
 St., Urbana, 
 
 3381, PAUL L, GRADY 
 
 Engineer; B, S, in C, E.; b. S 24, 1884, 
 Huron, S. Dak,; s, Eugene J. (b, .\g 7. '859. 
 LaSalle) and Catherine (Schneckcnbcrger) 
 lirady (b, F 12, i866, Ger,), Prepared in 
 lUooiiiincton 11, S.; .-Vrinour Inst, Constr, 
 
i9o8] 
 
 Baccalaukeate Alumni 
 
 .3" 
 
 En^r., 1908-9; 111. Steel Bridge Co., 1910-12; 
 Estimator and Supt. of Const., John M. Kwcn 
 Co., Chicago, 1912; Engr., Kan. St. Pub. Utili- 
 ties Comn. Address, Topcka, Kan. 
 
 3382. RAY AUSTIN GRAHAM 
 
 business; H. S. in Agr.; 1). My 28, 1887, 
 Washington, Ind.; s. Ziba Foote ami Margaret 
 (Cabel) Graham. Prepared in Sp. Mary's Coll., 
 Kan.; St. Simons Parochial Sch., Washington, 
 Ind. Kapna Sigma; Delta Klio Sigma; Spald- 
 ing Guila. Gen. Mgr., The Graham I'arms, 
 Washington, Ind., i<jo8-i2; Sec. and Treas., 
 Graham Glass Co., Evansvillc, Ind., igi2-i8; 
 Sec. and Treas., Graham Hros., Motor Trucks 
 and Tractors, 1918- — . Mem., B. P. O. E.; 
 K. C. Married Eugenia Bruce Winston, Ap 
 18, 1911. Children: Margaret, b. My 29, 1912; 
 Ray Winston, b. O 1914; John Philips, b. O 
 1916. Address, 100 Sunset Ave., Evansvillc, 
 Ind. 
 
 3383. DAVID JOHN GRANT 
 
 Employment Mgr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 12. 
 1886, Arkansas City, Kan.; s. David John and 
 Katherinc (DulingJ Grant. Prepared in Red 
 Oak (la.) 11. S.; Muscatine (la.) H. S. 
 Sigma Nu; Shield and Trident; Yoxan; Spald- 
 ing Guild; Scabbard and Blade; Class Pros.; 
 Cajjt., Univ. Regt. Surveying, 1908-9; Contr. 
 in 111., Ind., O. and Ky., 1909-16; Employment 
 Mgr., Campbell. Wyant Cannon Foundry Co., 
 Muskegon, Micli., 191 6 — . Mem., B. P. 0._ IC. 
 Married Catherine Browne, F 3^ 191.3, Cin- 
 cinnati. Children: Margaret Catherine, b. 
 N 25, 1913; David Browne, b. Ap 21, 1915. 
 Address, 941 .Sanford St., Muskcon, Mich.; 
 bus. add., c/o Campbell, Wyant Cannon Foun- 
 dry Co., do. 
 
 3384. JAMES HENRY GREENE 
 (Brother of Nos. 8379, 9101) 
 
 St. Leader, Jr. Exten.; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 
 25, 1880, Dubuque, la.; s. Joel Henry (b. Jl 4, 
 1851, Franklinville, N. \.) and Martha 
 (Thomas) Greene (h. F 20, i860, Lansing, 
 la.). Prepared in Dubu<iue (la.) H. S.; Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1905-6. Phi Kappa Psi; Mgr. Glee 
 Club. Farmer, 1908-10; Prin., H. S., 1910-12; 
 Supt. of Schs., La Grange, Jnd., 1912-13; do., 
 Garrett, Ind., 1913-14; St. 1-eader, Jr. Exten., 
 charge Boys and Girls Club Work, Coll. Agr., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914— . Auth.: (with A. W. 
 Nolan), Garden and Canning; Corn Growing; 
 Pig Raising; Poultry Raising, all in Home 
 Project Series. Row Peterson Co., Chicago. 
 Mem., Phi Delta Kappa. Married Flora 
 Thomson, F 22, 1909, Garrett, Ind. Child, 
 ~oan Thomson, b. Ja 25, 1910. Address, 702;/^ 
 
 '. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 3385. WILLIAM BERTRAM GREENE 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2404, 6264) 
 Publisher; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 4, 1886, 
 Lisle, 111.; s. William Spencer (b. Ap s, 1858, 
 do.) and Jessie (Hibbard) Greene ( b. Jl 14, 
 1862, Chicago). Prepared in N. W. Coll., 
 Naperville, 111. Phi Gamma Delta. Drafts- 
 man, Robins Conveying Belt Co., 1908-10; 
 Advertising Mgr. and Sales Engr., Stephens 
 Adamson Mfg. Co., 1910-16; Pres., Greene 
 Pub. Co.; V. P. and Treas., Barber-Greene Co., 
 Aurora, 111., 1916. Married Jane Smith, D 
 27, 1910, Auburn, N. Y. Children: Maxson Hib- 
 bard, b. Ag 3, 1915; Sarah Ann, b. N 25, 1918. 
 Address, Aurora, 111. 
 
 3386. CLARA LOUISE GRIDLEY 
 (HELFRISCH) 
 (Sister of No. iS'o) 
 B. L. S.; b. Je 23, 1886, Virginia, 111.; d. 
 James Norman (b. Je 3, 1844) and Frances 
 (Hill) Gridley (b. Je 10, 1852). Prepared in 
 Virginia II. S.; 111. Woman's Coll., Jackson- 
 ville. 111. Kapria Alpha Theta. Libn., Univ. 
 of 111., 1908-10. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 
 ^' 
 
 Married Albert H. Helfrisch, Ja 11, 1912, Vir- 
 ginia, 111. Child, Frances Gridley, b. Ja 8, 
 1013. Address, 807 Commercial St., Portland, 
 Ore. 
 
 3387. ELIZABETH VICTORIA GRISWOLD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; d. William M. 
 (b. Oregon, 111.) and Mary A. (M ujiiin.i) 
 (Jriswold (b. Mt. Morri.s, III.). Prepared in 
 Mt. Morris Pub. Sch.; Mt. Morris Coll. Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Teacher, Eng., Mcndota H. 
 S,, HI., 1908-9; do.. Naperville 11. S., 111., 1909- 
 ij; do., Hinsdale, III., 191 1 — . Address, Mt. 
 Morris, 111. 
 
 3388. ALFRED OTTO GROSS 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. A]) 8, 1883: s. 
 Henry (b. My 13, 1829, Grand Duchy, Baden, 
 Ger.) and Soidiia Gross (b. 1839, do.). Pre- 
 jiared in Univ. Acad. Ph. D., Harvard, 1912. 
 (iamina Alpha; Iris Club; Sigma Xi; Ionian; 
 I'ield Club^ Y. M. C. A.; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. Grad. Asst.; Asst. in summer school, 
 Univ. of 111., 1904-6; Asst. III. St. Lab. of Nat. 
 Hist., 1906-7; do., summers, 1908-9 (collected 
 data for the statistical Bird Survey of 111.); in 
 charge of Nature Study Classes and work at 
 Delavan Lake Assembly, Delavan, Wis., 1909; 
 special study of marine life of Bermuda Islands 
 (awarded scholarships) 1910-11; Asst. in Com- 
 parative Vertebrale Anat., Harvard Univ., 191 1- 
 12; Asst. Prof, of Zool.. Bowdoin Coll., 1912 — . 
 Auth.; The Economic Values of .Some (jommon, 
 III. Birds (with S. A. I'"orbes), Bird and Arbor 
 Days, 1909; (Jbservations on the Yellow Billed 
 Tropic bird of the Bermuda Islands, Auk, Vol. 
 29, 191J; The Reaction of Orthopods to Mono- 
 chromatic Lights of E(iual Intensities, Jour, of 
 Experimental Zool., Vol. XIV. Mem., 111. 
 Acad, of Sc; Ornithologists Assn.; A. O. U.; 
 Am. Zoologists; Fellow A. A. A. S. Married 
 Edna Grace Gross, Jl 2, 1913, Reading, Pa. 
 Children: William Albert, b. .S 6, 1915; Thomas 
 Alfred, b. Mr 18, 1918. Address, c/o Searles 
 Biol. Lab., Bowdoin Coll., Brunswick, Me. 
 
 3389. EDWARD ALEXANDER GRUBEL 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 2, 1883, 
 Decatur, III. Prepared in Decatur II. S. ; 
 .lames Millikin Univ. Kappa .Sigma. .Supt. of 
 Const. Cajjt., 2nd M. C, N. A., 301 Stevedore 
 Regt., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, 2224 
 Carondelet St., New Orleans. 
 
 3390. EDWARD LEVERICH HALL 
 (Brother of No. 301 1) 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 25, 
 1886, Danville, 111.; s. Harry A. (b. D 29, 1854, 
 Attica, Ind.) and Alletla iJerrian (Leverich) 
 Hall (b. O 21, 1855, Danville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Danville H. S.; Univ. of N. Y., 1912-15. 
 Philomathean; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Soloist, Glee 
 Club; Soloist, Choral Soc, Christmas and May 
 Festival Season. Assoc Sec, Univ. Y. M. C. 
 A., 1909-10; Gen. Mgr., Hall Red-Devil-Skull 
 Co., Danville, 111. Supt., First Presby. Bible 
 Sch., Danville, III., 1910-12; Sec, Y. M. C. A., 
 Univ. of Ky., 1912-15; Sec, Internat. Com. Y. 
 M. C. A., New York City, 1915-17; Educ. .Sec, 
 Y. M. C. A., Hankow, China, 1917 — . Invented 
 tl e Red-Devil-Skull, a device to prevent acci- 
 dental poisoning^ 191 o. Auth.: .Student Mission- 
 ary Enterprise, 1 he West. Intercollegiate Mag., 
 1910. Fellow, Royal Geog. Soc; Pres., Voca- 
 tional Guidance Assn. of China; Dean, Sch. 
 Commerce and Finance, Hankow, China. Mar- 
 ried Nina Livinia Hogan, Jl 14, 1909, Nashville, 
 Tenn. Children: David Marten, b. Ja 15, 1912; 
 Andrea Annette, b. Jl 2, 1913; Edward Lever- 
 ich, Jr., b. S 7, 1916; John Henderson, b. Mr 
 18, 1918. Address, Hankow, China. 
 
 3391. WARD ELMO HALL 
 Merchant; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 10. 1882, 
 LaMoille, III.; s. Winfield (b. My 3, 185";. do.) 
 and Sarah Alice (Pierson) Hall fb. Ap 10, i860. 
 
312 
 
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 do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Y. M. C. A. 
 Electn., 1Q09; Electn., Cairo Elec. & Track Co., 
 1909-11; Asst. Mgr., Elec. Wire & Supply Shop, 
 Galesburg, 111., 1911-13; Foreman, Wire & Line 
 Const., Arkansas City, Kan., 1913-16; Owner 
 and Mgr., Elec. Wire I'^ixture & Supply Shop, 
 do., 1916 — . Married Elizabeth Reddick, Ja i, 
 1909, Champaign. Children: John Winfield, b. 
 S 3, igii: Eleanor Elizabeth, b. Ap 18, 1914; 
 Mary Ruth, b. O 25, 1916; Richard Ward, b. 
 Mr 31, 1918. Address, 411 N. 4th St., Arkansas 
 City, Kan. 
 
 3392. WARD EVERETT HALL 
 
 Minister; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 17, 1885, Mon- 
 mouth, 111.: s. Michael William (b. Barren Co., 
 Ky.) and Candis (Miller) Hall (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in (Jalesburg H. S.; Eureka Coll., 1904-5; 
 la. St. Coll., 1905-6; Drake LTniv., 1910-11. Y. 
 M. C. A.; Agr. Club. Y. M. C. A. Sec, Colo. 
 Agr. Coll., 1908-10; Stud, and Minister at Drake 
 Univ., 1910-11; Minister, Church of Christ, 
 Livingston, Tenn., igii-13; Crooksville, O., 
 i9i.3-i(); Blandinsville, HI., 1916-18; Field Rep. 
 of 111. Christian Missionary Soc. in Northwest 
 Dist. of 111. Married Pansye Fahnestock, Je 
 21, 1900. Children: Dorcas Isabelle, b. 191 1; 
 Candis Mary, b. 191 4. Address, Crooksville, O. 
 
 3393. IRA HAMPTON 
 (Brother of No. 5182) 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 9, 1882, Mus- 
 catine, la.; s. Millard Fillmore (b. S 11, 1850, 
 Rock Island Co., 111.) and Nora (Irwin) Hamp- 
 ton (b. D 5, 1859, do.). Prepared in Morgan 
 Park Acad.; Univ. of Chicago, 1904-5- E. E. 
 Soc. Elec. Engng., Chicago, 1908-15; Highland 
 Park, 1915-18; Farming, 1918 — . Mem., Nat. 
 Elec. Light Assn. Married Ethelyn M. Wight, 
 Je 19, 1915, Chicago. Child, Gordon, b. S 6, 
 1916. Address, Highland Park, 111. 
 
 3394- FRANK LAWRENCE HANSON 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 11, 1885, 
 Racine. Wis.; s. C. H. (b. 1863, Denmark) and 
 Anna Elizabeth (Crook) Hanson (b. 1865, do.). 
 Prepared in Austin H. S., Chicago. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Eta Kapjia Nu; E. E. Soc; Orchestra. 
 Scholarship. Engr., West. Elec. (To., 1908-10; 
 Engng. Dept., Canadian Gen. Elec. Co., 1910- 
 12; Real Est., C. H. Hanson & Son, 1912-17; 
 Starting Engr., Commonwealth Edison Co.. 
 1917-18; do.. The Ideal Elec. Co.. Manstield, 
 O., 1918 — -. Married Adaline Elizabeth Star- 
 ring, S 6, 1911, Elgin, 111. Child, Elizabeth 
 Adella. b. Ap 3, 19 15. Address 15 Garfield 
 Place, Mansfield, O. ; bus. add.. The Ideal Elec. 
 Co., do. 
 
 3395- PAUL HANZLIK 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc: A. M., 191 1; b. 
 Jl 24, 1885, Shueyville, la.; s. Martin (b. 
 Pilsen, Bohemia) and Mary (Krejsa) Hanzlik 
 (b. Shueyville, la.). Prepared in Coe Coll. 
 Acad., Cedar Rapids, la. Ph. G., Univ. of 
 la., 1912; Ph. C, do., 1907; M. D., West. Re 
 serve, 1912; Research and study. Pharmacolo- 
 gical Inst, and Physico-Chem. Biological Inst., 
 Ihiiv. of Vienna, 1914-15. Phi Beta Tau; 
 Zetagathian Soc; Alpha Omega Alpha. Found- 
 ed Komenian Soc, la. and 111. Asst. Analyst, 
 Water Resources Branch, U. S. Geol. Sur., 
 Lab. at Iowa City, la.; served two yrs. as 
 mem., Hosp. Corps, 53d Regt., la. Nat. Guard; 
 Demonstrator, Pharmacology in Med. Sch. and 
 Instr. in Phys. and Clin. Chem., Cleveland 
 Sch. of Pharm., 1912-13; Instr., Pharmac- 
 ology, 1913-15; Assoc, do., 1915-17; Asst. 
 Prof., do., Med. and Pharmacy Schs., West. 
 Keserve Univ., 1918 — . Abstractor for Chem. 
 Abstracts. 190S-18. Capt., Med. Corps, Chem. 
 Warfare Service. Research Div., Am. LIniv. ; 
 Mustered out, N 30. igiS. Auth.: Analytic 
 Methods for Recovery of Iodide. Alcohol, For- 
 inaldehyde and Urotropin from Animal Fluids 
 
 and Tissues; Studies on Antiseptic Prop- 
 erties of Hexamethylenamin; Quantitative 
 Absorption of Drug:s from the Alimentary 
 Tract; Ptomaine Poisoning; Precipitability of 
 Serum Albumin; Effects of Chelidonin on 
 Smooth Muscle; Organic Urate Solvents; Be- 
 havior of Salicylate in Rheumatic and Nor- 
 mal Individuals; Efficiency of Hemostatics; 
 .Med. Book reviews, etc., published in various 
 sc. and med. jours. Mem., Soc. for Pharm. 
 and Exp. Therap. ; Am. Physiol. Soc; Am. 
 Med. Assn.; O. St. Med. Assn.; Acad, of 
 Med., Cleveland; Soc. for Exp. Biol, and Med.; 
 Pres., O. chapter, Alpha Omega Alpha. Mar- 
 ried Bertha Shimek, 1909, Iowa City, la. 
 Child, Harold, b. O 1915. Address, 882 Eddy 
 Road, Cleveland; bus. add., Sch. of Medicine, 
 Western Reserve Univ., do. 
 
 3396. RUBY OSGOOD HARDER 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 29, 1885, 
 
 Lockport, 111.; s. Jason Rugg (b. N 9, 1859, 
 Lockport, 111), and Anna Elizabeth (Bretz) 
 Harder (b. My 27, 1861, do.). Prepared in 
 Lockport H. S. C. E. Club; Triangle. Land 
 Surv., Drainage work and Concrete Insp., Har- 
 mon Engr. Co., Peoria. 190809; Farming, 
 Lockport, 111., 1909-10; Concrete Insp., E. J. 
 & E. Ry., Joliet, 111., 1910; Detailing and 
 Checking Bridge and Struct, work, Joliet 
 Bridge & Iron Co., 1910-13; Detailing, La Salle 
 Engng. Co., Chicago, 1913; Designing, Struct. 
 Steel Work, H. Hoppers Co., Chicago, 1913-15; 
 Designing: and Checking, Struct. .Steel Work, 
 Joliet Bridge & Iron Co., 1915-16; Merchant, 
 1916-17; Farmer, Homewood, Kan., 1918 — . 
 Married Otie N. Thomas, O 20, 1909, Hope, 
 111. Child, Reid Thomas, b. F 23, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, Homewood, Kan. 
 
 3397. ALBERT JESSE HARRIS 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. O 16, 1885, 
 
 Pana, III.; s. Edwin B. and Elizabeth L. 
 (Kenney) Harris. Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Constr. Foreman, Stone & Webster; Foreman, 
 Seattle Elec. Co.; Draftsman, Pacific Tele- 
 phone Co.; Engr., Pacific Telephone & Tele- 
 graph Co., 191 1 — -. Married Edna M. Smalley, 
 O 23, 1912, Tacoma, Wash. Address, 327 
 Henry Bldg., Seattle. 
 
 3398. FLORENCE HARRISON 
 
 (Sister of No. 4191) 
 Associate; B. S>. in H. Sc; b. Ag 31, 1884, 
 Lafayette, Ind.; d. Charles (b. N 7, 1853, Ver- 
 milion Co., Ind.) and Rosanna (Roberts) Har- 
 rison (b. Je I, i860, St. Phillip, Quebec, Can.). 
 Prepared in Danville H. S. M. A., Columbia, 
 1 91 8. Sec, Athenean; Eng. Club, Sec-Treas. ; 
 H. Sc. Club; Final Honors; Advisory Bd. 
 Women's League; Corresponding Sec, Athe- 
 nean Alumnae Assn. Teacher, Centralia Tp. 
 H. S., 111., 1008-9; do.. Champaign H. S., 1909- 
 10; Exten. Work. Home Econ., Univ. of 111., 
 1910-13; Supvr., Prac. Teaching and Assoc, 
 H. Sc. Dept., do., 1913 — . Auth.: (with Ol- 
 ive Percival) The Rural School Lunch, 
 Exten. Circular No. 4, Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 
 111. Address, 445 N. Walnut St., Danville, 
 111.; bus. add., 105 Woman's Bldg., Urbana. 
 
 3399. MARK ROSS HAYNES 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 20, 1885, 
 
 Ocova, III; s. Mark Raymond (b. S 24, 1S63, 
 Mich.) and Maude M. (Ross) Haynes (b. D 
 6. i8(>3, Bloomington, III.). Prepared in La- 
 Salle tp. H. S. Aztec Club; Orange and Blue 
 Dancing Club; Der Deut.sche Verein; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Prelim. Honors; Chm., Sr. Breakfast Com- 
 Transitman, Seattle; Draftsman, East Auburn, 
 Calif. Address, East Auburn, Calif. t 
 
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 3400. HERBERT AUGUSTUS HAYS 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O 14, 1881, Elkville, 
 IlL; s. John Dudley (b. Ja 22, 1851, O.) and 
 Kllcn (Schwartz) Hays (b. Ag 22, 1850, near 
 I'-lkville). Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 I'hi Alpha Delta; Theta Kappa Nu; Egyptian 
 Club. Cashier, Carbondale Trust and Savings 
 Bank, igoSio; Schwartz & Hays, lawyers, 
 Carbondale, 1910 — ; Judge, City Court, do., 
 1912-16; Y. M. C. A. Work in France. Mem., 
 Christian Church; Sec., Jackson Co. Bar Assn. 
 Married Johannah McCarthy, S 23. igog, Car- 
 bondale. Child, John Herbert, b. My 6, 1912. 
 Address, 306 N. Springfield St., Carbondale, 
 HI.; bus. add., iii N. West St., do. 
 
 3401. LEE HERBERT HAZARD 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap ii, 1886, 
 Mendota, 111.; s. Charles Delbert (b. Birming- 
 ham, O.) and Marion (Holeston) Hazanl (b. 
 Ogdensburg, N. Y.). Prepared in Dixon H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Eta Kappa Nu. Ad- 
 dress, 1220 nth St., Moline, 111. 
 
 3402. ARTHUR NOBLE HEANEY 
 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 6, 1882, 
 Mendon 111.; s. Noble Morton (b. Jl 7, 1851, 
 Mendon) and Mary Alice (Sproat) Heaney (b. 
 Ja 25, 1853). Prepared in Mendon and 
 Ouincy H. Schs. Acacia; Triangle; C. E. Soc; 
 Sigma Xi. City Engr., Enid, Okla., Muskogee, 
 Okla. Married Minnie Utter, Je 28, 191 i. 
 Child, Arthur Noble Jr., b. Ap 17, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, Enid, Okla. 
 
 3403- KLAUS EDWARD HELLSTROM 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 27, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Klaus (b. Ag 17, 1861, Sweden) 
 and Eva (Mattson) Hellstrom (b. N 23, 
 1863, do.). Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. 
 Chi Psi; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; E. E. 
 Soc., Pres. Engr., J. W. Butler Paper Co., 
 Chicago. Treas., Chicago Chi Psi Alunnii Assn. 
 .Sergt., Bat. E., 333rd F. A., Camp Grant, 
 111.; 2nd Lt., C. A., Bat. D., A. E. F., France, 
 1918 — . Address, 2514 Pioneer Rd., Evanston, 
 111.; bus. add., 223 W. Monroe St., Chicago. 
 
 3404. HOPE HERRICK (HENRY) 
 (Wife of No. 2692; Sister of Nos. 699, 1893, 
 5719) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 21, 1884, Farmer 
 City, 111.; d. George Washington (b. O 6, 
 1839, Newville, Ind.) and Dora Olive (Knight) 
 Herrick (b. S 2, 1853, Farmer City, 111.). I're- 
 
 £ared in Farmer City H. S.; Agnes Scott Coll., 
 • ecatur, Ga., 1902-3. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Phi Delta Psi. Married John Earl Henry 
 ('06), D 16, 1909, Farmer City, 111. Children: 
 Herrick Hi, b. ,Mr 28, ign; Helen Louise, b. 
 ,S II, 191 8. Address, 2213 Aha Ave., Louis- 
 ville, Ky.t 
 
 3405. GEORGE BOYER IIERRIN 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 29, 1882, 
 St. Jacobs, 111.; s. William Franklin (b. Jl 5, 
 1857) and Sallie Maxey (Boyer) Ilerrin (b. 
 Ag 24, 1854). Prepared in Bunker Hill H. S. 
 E. E. Soc. Draftsman, Commonwealth Steel 
 Co., igo8-9; Engr., I. T. S., 1909-12; Drafts- 
 man, Fulton Iron Works, 1912-13; Engr., H. 
 H. Morrison, Const. Engr., 1913-14; Struct. 
 Engr., Aluminum Ore Co., 1914 — . Married 
 Edna May Varnum, Jl 4, 1914. Address, 2447 
 D St., Granite City, 111. 
 
 3406. JUAN FERNANDO HILARIO 
 
 Customs Service; LL. B.; b. My 27, 1888, 
 Batangas, P. I.; s. Agapito (b. S 20, 1864, do.) 
 and Josefa (Legaspi) Hilario (b. Ag 17, 1865, 
 Santa Cruz, Manila, P. I.). Prepared in Ba- 
 tangas H. S.; Santa Clara Coll., Calif. Cos- 
 mopolitan Club. Clerk in Court of First In- 
 stance, Manila, 1908; Clerk in office of Re-" 
 porter. Supreme Court, 1908-11; Clerk in Ex. 
 
 Bur., 1911-14; Law and Passport Clerk, do., 
 1914-15; Pvt. Sec. to Sec. of Finance, 191 7; 
 Deputy Bank Examiner, Treas. Bur., 1918: 
 Sec, Bd. of I'rotests and Appeals, Bur. of 
 Customs, 191 8 — . Mem., Philippine Columbian 
 Assn., Sec, do., 1908-g. Address, 328 Mayhali- 
 gue St., Manila, P. I.; bus. add., c/o Bureau 
 of Customs, do. 
 
 3407- CARRIE MARSH HILL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. O 12, 1877, 
 Wallingford, Vt.; d. Charles Erwin (b. 1850, 
 \'t.) and Laura (Marsh) Hill (b. 1855, do.). 
 I'repared in Denver H. S. Studied 3 yrs. 
 abroad, tutors and governesses. Teacher, Ply- 
 mouth II. S., S. Dak.; do.. Concord II. S., N. 
 LL, 1910-11; do., Marquette, Mich., II. S., 
 191 1 — . Address, New Summit House, Mar- 
 quette, Mich. 
 
 3408. HORACE GAYLORD IIOBBS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 30, 1884, 
 Pontiac, 111.; s. Henry C. (b. S i, 1846, Belle- 
 fontaine, O.) and Cecelia A. (Hughes) Ilobbs 
 (b. S 15, 1855, Northville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Pontiac Tp. II. S. E. E. Soc. Asst. Engr., 
 Cjen. Engng. and Const, work; Engr. and De- 
 signer, Experimental Turbine Dept., Gen. Elec. 
 Co.; do., Elec. Auto. Dept.. Columbus Buggy 
 Co.; do.. Gen. Motors Co. Assoc Mem., A. I. 
 E. E. Address, 164 Charlotte Ave., Detroit. 
 
 3409. LURA ETHEL HOGE (STRAIGHT) 
 (Wife of No. 3194) 
 
 A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. S 15, 1885, Wenona, 
 111.; d. George Wise (b. Ap i, 1842, Wash- 
 ington Co., Pa.) and Tabitha Ella (McBride) 
 Iloge (b. Ag 1849, Ind.). Prepared in Wenona 
 and Wichita (Kan.) H. Schs.; N. W. Univ., 
 1904-5. Sigma Kappa. Married Halver Rufus 
 Straight ('07), Ja i, 1909, Chicago. Children: 
 Lee Hogc, I3. Ap 20, igii; Dorothy, b. Je 3, 
 1915; Elizabeth, b. F 3, 1918. Address, Adel, 
 la. 
 
 3410. CLARENCE IRVIN HOGUE 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 31, 1885, 
 Vincennes, Ind.; s. John I), (b. N 27, 1862, 
 do.) and Martha Emma (Simpson) Ilogue (b. 
 O 3, 1866, do.). Prepared in Vincennes H. S. 
 Grad., Vincennes Univ., 1905. Phi Kappa 
 .Sigma; Yoxan; Shield and Trident; Arch. 
 Club; Y. M. C. A. Supt., Davis Marble Co., 
 Chicago, igo8-g; Mgr., do., 1909-10; in Con- 
 tracting Dept., D. II. Burnham & Co., Chicago, 
 1910; Supt. Bldg. Const., do., igii — . Mem. 
 Presby. Church; Univ. Club, Chicago; Past-time 
 Club, Vincennes, Ind. Address, Univ. Club, 
 Chicago. 
 
 3411. SIDNEY VIEL HOLT 
 (Husband of No. 642g) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. : b. My 22, 1883, 
 Oneida, 111.; s. Martin Sidney (b. 1836, O.) 
 and Martha (Pittard) Holt (b. 1843, Eng.). 
 Prepared in Oneida H. S.; Univ. Acad. Agr. 
 Club; Alpha Zeta. Work on St._ Soil Sur., 
 igo7-i7; Farmer, 1917 — . Married Minnie 
 Isabel Milne ('14), Ag 21, 1915, Lockport, 111. 
 Child, James Martin, b. S 7, 1916. Address, 
 Rio, 111. 
 
 3412. CHARLES RAY HOLTON 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je i, 1886, 
 Colchester, 111.; s. Charles Lindsay (b. O 26, 
 1863, do.) and Addie May (Schoopman) Hol- 
 ton (b. 1865, Plymouth, III.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. J. D., Univ. of Chicago, igio. 
 Phi Alpha Delta; Pres., Adelphic; Fuller Moot 
 Court; Class Sec. Lawyer, Chicago, igio — . 
 Mem. Chicago Bar Assn.; Illini Club, Chicago; 
 111. Bar Assn.; Park Ridge Country Club; 
 City Club of Chicago. Married Nina Yeoman, 
 O 14, 1910, Avon, 111. Children: Margaret, 
 b. F 6, 1916; Helen, b. N 25, igu- Address, 
 4303 Lancil Ave., Chicago; bus. add., no S. 
 Dearborn St., do. 
 
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 3413. HYMAN JACOB IIOODWIN 
 Sec, BIdg. Co.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 17, 
 1S86, Russia; s. Louis (b. N 1852, Prussia) 
 and Goldie (Karno) lioodwin (b. N 15, 1854, 
 Russia). Prepared in W. Div. H. S., Chicago: 
 Armour Inst, of Tech., 1904-5. Pres., Ivrim. 
 Draftsman, J. O. Heyworth, Gen. Contr., Chi- 
 cago, 1908-y; Bridge and Struct. Draftsman, 
 Am. Bridge Co., Chicago, 1909-11; Draftsman, 
 Noelle Richards Iron Works, Indianapolis, 
 191 1 ; Draftsman, Purdy & Henderson, Civ. 
 Engrs., 1911-12; Bridge Designer, Strauss 
 Bascule Bridge Co.. Chicago, 191 2-13; Pres., 
 City Engng. Const. Co., 1913-16; Sec. of Nat. 
 Bldg. Co., Chicago, 1916-18. Jr. Mem., West. 
 Soc. of Engrs.; A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; 
 Buena Share Club, Chicago. Married Elsa 
 Cohen, My 9, 191 7, Chicago. Address, 1523 
 Hollywood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3414. THERON ROBINSON HOWSER 
 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 20, 
 
 1885, Lakota, N. Dak.; s. Joshua P. (b. i860, 
 
 Lincoln, 111.) and Emma (Robinson) Howser 
 
 (b. 1865, Virginia, 111.). Prepared in Lincoln 
 
 II. S. Sigma Pi; Treas., C. E. Club; Ionian. 
 Transitman, D. L. & W. R. R., 1909-10; Resi- 
 dent Engr., Madeira-Mamore R. R., igio-12. 
 Address, Caiza 304 Manos, Brazil. 
 
 3415. HARRY HENRY HUDSON 
 Citv Controller; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 15, 
 1883, Strcator, 111.; s. Thomas (b. My 22, 1846, 
 Northumberland, Eng.) and Elizabeth (Hug- 
 gans) Hudson (b. Ag 2, 1853, Freehold, N.J.). 
 Prepared in Galva H. S.; Brown's Bus. Coll., 
 Peoria. With St. Highway Comn., 1908-10: 
 Asst. Cashier, Bank, Galva, 111., 1911-12; City 
 Controller, do., 1916 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 R. A. M.; R. and S. M.; K. T.; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Janet Higelow, N 3, 1908, Galesburg, 
 
 III. Child, Harry Bigelow, b. N 11, 19 16. 
 Address, Galva, 111. 
 
 3416. ALBERT PHILLIP HUECKEL 
 Engr. and Supt.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 14, 
 1883, Caseyville, III.; s. John Frederick (b. F 
 28, 1846, Hatten, Alsace) and Josephine Dora 
 (Baldus) Hueckel (b. D 10, 1853, Schwyz, 
 Switzerland). Prepared in McKendree Coll.; 
 Univ. Acad. Egyptian Club; Illio Bd.; Pres., 
 Crystal Dancing Club; Jr. Prom. Com.; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Sr. Ball Com. .Ksst. City Engr., 
 Cairo, 111., 1908; Chief Engr., West. Engng. 
 and Constr. Co., Tacoma, Wash.; Engr. and 
 Gen. Supt., Smith & Sherbome, Contrs. Auth. : 
 Modern Reinforced Concrete Cold Storage 
 Bldg., Vancouver, B. C, Pacific Builder and 
 Engr., Seattle, Vol. XII, No. i, i9U- Married 
 Clarabelle Cool, O 16, 1909, Tacoma, Wash. 
 .Address, 1322 12th Ave. E., Vancouver, B. C. ; 
 bus. add., Rooms 514-15 Bank of Ottawa, do. 
 
 3417. WILLIAM CLEMENS HUECKEL 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 25, 1884, 
 Caseyville, 111.; s. William Hatten (b. Ap 13, 
 1852, do.) and Anna Maria (Maise) Hueckel 
 (b. F 16, 1857, St. Louis). Prepared in Man. 
 Tr. Sch., St. Louis; Washington Univ., 1902-4. 
 Theta Xi. Asst. Citv Engr., Cairo, 111., 1911: 
 do.. E. St. Louis, 1911-14; Asst. Engr. to Engr. 
 Maintenance of Way, E. St. Louis & Suburban 
 Ry.. E. St. Louis. 111., 1914-18; Asst. Engr., 
 Camp Knox, Ky.. 191 8 — . Mem., B. P. 
 O. E. Married Elizabeth Mary Kelley, S is, 
 1915, E. St. Louis, 111. Child, .Anthony Wil- 
 liam Kellev, b. Ag lo, ioi6. Address. Casey- 
 ville. 111. 
 
 3418. WALTER WILLIAM HUFF 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in O. E.; b. N 24. 1883. 
 Capt., Const. Div., Q. M. C. U. S. A. Address, 
 4038 Virginia Ave.. Kansas City, Mo.; bus. 
 add., 717 Shubert Bldg., do. 
 
 3419. EVA ELLEN HUFFMAN 
 (Sister of No. 3789) 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ag 22, 1877, 
 Charleston, 111.; s. John Thomas (b. Ap 26, 
 1843, do.) and Amanda Ellen (Redden) Huff- 
 man (b. S 14, 1853, Oakland, 111.). Prepared 
 in Charleston H. S.; East. St. Norm. Sch. 
 A. M., Univ. of Mich., igii. Teacher, H. S., 
 Lovington, 111., 1907-10; Instr., Zool., Milwau- 
 kee-Downer Coll., 1911-12; Instr., Biol., H. S., 
 Anaconda, Mont., 1912 — . Address, 701 Oak 
 St., Anaconda, Mont. 
 
 3420. A. FRAZIER HUNT 
 
 (Brother of No. 3042) 
 Reporter; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D i, 1885, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Jasper Newton and 
 .\manda Elizabeth (Frazier) Hunt. Prepared 
 in Mich. Mil. Acad., Orchard Lake, Mich. 
 Theta Delta Chi; Ed., lUio, igoS. Adv. Writer, 
 1908-9; Sugar Cane Planter, 1909-12; Ed. and 
 Pub., Alexis Argus, Alexis, 111., 19 12-16; Re- 
 porter, New York Sun, 1916-18; Staff Writer, 
 Red Cross ISIag., France, 1918; In Europe as 
 Correspondent of Chicago Tribune and other 
 papers, 19 18. Lt., Am. Red Cross. Auth.: 
 Blown in by the Draft, Doubleday, Page & Co. 
 1918; Many Mag. Articles. Married Emma 
 Kern, My 17, 191 1, Ridge Farm, 111. Child, 
 Robert Frazier, b. N 28, 1914. Address, 71 
 Post Ave., N. Y. City. 
 
 3421. AGNES HUNT (CADE) 
 (Sister of Nos. 5740, S445) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 12, 1883, Ridott, 111.; 
 d. William (b. S 9, 1853, do.) and Jennie 
 .\delaide (Burdick) Hunt (b. Ap 25, 1857). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Sigma Xi; Alethenai; 
 Omicron Nu; Pres., H. Sc. Club. Organizer, 
 Dom. Sc. Dept., Coll. of Hawaii, Honolulu, 
 1908-10; Prof., Dom. Sc. Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 1910-1915. Married Claude Marshall Cade, Je 
 10, 1915, E. Lansing, Mich. Children: Sarah 
 Jane, b. Ap 22, 1916 (died); William Marshall, 
 b. Mr 3, 1917. Address, East Lansing, Mich. 
 
 3422. RALPH KENT HURSH 
 (Husband of No. 2665) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 21, 1885, 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. Samuel B. (b. S 24, 1848, 
 \\'elsh Run, Pa.) and Alice S. (Kent) Hursh 
 (b. O 25, 1852, Suffield, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Streator and Macomb H. Schs. ; West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Gamma Alpha; Keramos; Acacia; Sigma 
 Xi; Tecluiografh Bd. Grad. Stud., Ceramics, 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-9; with O. Min. & Mfg. Co., 
 Shawnee, O., 1909; U. S. Geol. Sur., Techno- 
 logic Branch, Pittsburgh, 1909-10; U. S. Bur. 
 of Standards, do., 1910-1 1 ;. Asst.. Ceram., Un- 
 iv. of 111., 1911-13; Instr., do., 1913-14; Assoc. 
 do., 1914-16; Asst. Prof., do., 1016 — . Auth.: 
 (with R. F. Stull), Tests on Clay Materials 
 .Available in 111. Coal Mines, Bui. 18, Co- 
 operative Coal Min. Series. III. St. Geological 
 Sur., 1017; Note on the Dissociation of Cal- 
 cium Hydrate, Transactions .-iin. Ceramics 
 Soc, Vol. XIV, 1912; Note on Relation of 
 Prelieating Temperature and X'olume Shrink- 
 age, do.. Vol. XIV, 1912; Designs of ' Seven 
 Test Kilns, do.. \'ol. X\T, 1914; Note on 
 Estrich Plaster, do.. Vol. XVII, 1915; Heat 
 Balance on a Continuous Chamber Kiln, do., 
 Vol. XX, 19 18. Treas., Am. Ceramic Soc, 
 1917 — . Mem., A. C. S. .Married Frances 
 Marguerite Feind ('06), Je 28, 1914. Chicago 
 Heights, 111. Child, Robert William, b. Mr 3, 
 1916. Address, 205 Indiana Ave., Urbana. 
 
 3423. MARGARET IIUTCHINS 
 Librarian: B. L. S.; b. S 21, 1884, Lan- 
 caster, N. H.; d. Francis Dorr (b. Ja ii, 1850, 
 Putnev, Vt.) and Anna Caroline (Carleton) 
 Hutch'ins (b. Ap 25, 1850, Haverhill, N. IL). 
 Prepared in Lancaster (N. H.) H. S. A. B., 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 315 
 
 Smith Coll., 1006. Athenean; Lib. Club; Choral 
 Soc. ; Phi Hcta Kappa; Final Honors. Ref. 
 Asst., Univ. of 111., lyoS — . Mem., Am. Lib. 
 Assn. Address, looi W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 3424. RUTH IIYNDMAN (CUTLER) 
 (Wife of No. 2629; Sister of No. 7644) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 28, 1885, Cincinnati; 
 d. Robert John (b. S 22, 1855, Cincinnati) an^l 
 Lottie Emma (Leopoltl) Hyndman (b. Ja jX, 
 1857;. Prepared in Hugh H. S., Cincinnati; 
 VVellesley Coll., 1903-5. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Phi Delta Psi. Teacher, Lockland H. S., iqio- 
 13; do., Cincinnati Pub. Sch., 1914-16. Mem., 
 Wyo. Study Club; Coll. Club of Cincinnati: 
 Cincinnati Aluninae of Kappa Alpha Theta. 
 Married Asa Bryant Cutler ('06), N 25, 1916, 
 Wyoming, O. Child, Dorothy, b. N 5, 191 7. 
 Address, 351 E. loth St., Portland, Ore. 
 
 3425. CORA ANNA JACOBS 
 Seed Analyst; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1909; b. 
 Ap 13, 188s, Rock Falls, 111.; d. Frank H. (b. 
 185s, Ger.) and Sophia (Dietz) Jacobs (b. 
 1865, Rock Falls, 111.). Prepared in Sterling 
 H. S. Prelim. Honors; Sigma Xi. Teacher, 
 H. S., Paris, 1909-11; Scientific Asst. in U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 1911-17; 
 Sted Analyst, A. Dickinson Co., Chicago, 
 191 7 — . Address, c/o A. Dickinson Co., Chica- 
 go. 
 
 3426. EDA AUGUSTA JACOBSEN 
 (Sister of Nos. 2707, 4232, 6981) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 9, 1883, Niantic, 
 111.; d. Henning (b. Ja 6, 1846, Schleswig, 
 Ger.) and Laura Dolly (Boone) Jacobsen (b. 
 Mr 28, 1853, Bourbon Co., Ky.). Prepared 
 in Decatur H. S. Athenean. Studying for 
 M. A. at Columbia Univ., 1917-18. Address, 
 2940 Broadway, Farnold Hall, New York City. 
 
 3427. GEORGE EMILE JAQUET 
 Employment Mgr. ; B. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. F 
 2, 1885, St. Imier, Switzerland; s. August 
 E. (b. Ja 14, 1858, St. Imier, Switzerland) 
 and Adele (Fete) Jaquet (b. Ag 28, i860, 
 Cortebert, do.). Prepared in Falls (,'ity H. 
 S.; Armour Inst., 1904-6. Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Tau Beta Pi; .Sigma Xi; E. E. Soc; Final 
 Honors; Chief P3ngr., Elec. Show. Timekeep 
 er on Ranch; Asst. under Engr. of Tests, 
 N. Y. C. & H. R. Ry.; Testman, Testing Dept., 
 Gen. Elec. Co.; Salesman's Asst., P. & M.. 
 Dept., Gen. Elec. Co.. Chicago Office; Appara- 
 tus Salesman, P. & M. Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Minn.; Const. Foreman, Mun. Contracting, 
 Gen. Engng. & Const. Co., Rockford, 111.; Re- 
 search Engr., Univ. of 111. Rj;. Engng. Dept.: 
 City Engr., Supt. Water & Light iJept., Falls 
 (Zity, Neb.; Employment Mgr., Shawingan Wa- 
 ter & Power Co. and Subsidiaries, Shawingan. 
 Falls, Quebec, Can. Mem., K. T. ; M. E. 
 Church. Address, Cascade Inn, Shawingan 
 Falls, Quebec, Can. 
 
 3428. ALFRED AT WOOD JOHNSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 22, 1886; s. George 
 W. (b. O 12, 1848, Montgomery Co., Ind.) 
 and Mary Jane (Atwood) Johnson (b. Jl iq, 
 1848, Pilot, 111.). Prepared in Danville H. S. 
 Lawyer, Danville, 111., 1908 — . Mem., Redmen; 
 A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. Married Ruby 
 Leah Fairchild, Je 15, 1912, Danville, 111. 
 Children: Janet Elaine, b. Mr 9, 1913; Mir- 
 iam Ruby, b. F IQ, 1 91 7. Address, 1502 Wal- 
 nut St., Danville, 111.; bus. add., Daniel Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 3429. GEORGE KOSER JOLINSON 
 
 Merchant; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.: b. Mr 
 
 1887, McLeansboro, 111.; s. John Nelson (b. 
 
 Jefferson Co., 111.) and Emma L. (Koser) 
 
 Johnson (b. Mt. Carmel, 111.). Prepared in 
 
 Mt. Vernon H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Egyptian Club. Married Mary lurncr Smith, 
 Ja 12, 1910, Mt. Vernon, 111. Children: J(dm 
 Nelson, Jr.; Martha Louise, b. D 12, 191 i; 
 Robert Smith, b. Jl 10, 19 13. Address, Mt. 
 Vernon, 111. 
 
 3430. HORACE NORMAN JONES, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 3810) 
 
 Draftsman and Detailer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 
 D 2, 1884, Batavia, 111.; s. Horace N. (b. Ag 
 28, i860, Warrensville, 111.) and May E. 
 (Schall) Jones (b. S 28, 1862. Allentown, 
 Pa.). Prejjared in West Batavia H. S.; Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago, 1903-4. Seymour Guild; ist Lt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Jr. Class Football. Mcch. Drafts- 
 man and Estimator, 1908; Struct. Draftsman; 
 Contracting Kngr.; .Struct. Draftsman and De- 
 tailer. Invented Circular Slide Rule (Pat. Ap- 
 plication rejected), ist Lt., Aviation .Section, 
 .S. C, France. Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs. 
 Married Ruth A. Duty, S 21, 1912. Child, 
 Ruth Burton, b. Mr 19, 1914. Address, 240 
 Taney St., Gary, Ind. 
 
 3431. ERWIN BYRON JORDAN 
 
 (Husband of No. 3898) ■ 
 Farmer and Stock Breeder; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. My 26, 1884, Rock Island Co., 111.; s. Byron 
 (b. Je II, 1842, Richland Grove, III.) and Mary 
 Anna (Blackfan) Jordan (b. O 23, 1841, Orion, 
 111.). Prepared in Moline H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Y. M. C. A. cabinet. Draftsman and 
 Rodman, Minn. & Ontario Power Co., 1909; 
 Field Clerk, Roberts &_ Schaefer Co., Chica- 
 go, 1910; Farmer and Stock Breeder, 1910 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Lura Elizabeth 
 Parsons ('09), Je 18, 1911, Des Plaines, III. 
 Child, Robert Eastburn, b. My 19, 1912, Row- 
 lesburg, W. Va. Address, Deerfield, 111. 
 
 3432. OSCAR JOSEPH JORDAN 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 4, 1881; 
 s. Joseph L. (b. Amherst Co., Va.) and Martha 
 Ella (Taylor) Jordan (b. Lynchlnng, Va.). 
 Prepared in Calumet H. S., Chicago; N. W. 
 Univ. Y. M. C. A.; C. E. Club, N. W. Univ. 
 Prof., Math, and Drawing, 190810; Engng. 
 Work, Chicago, 1910-11; Prof., Math. Arch, 
 and Mech. Drawing, A. and M. Coll. Norm., 
 Ala., igii. Mem., Ala. St. Teachers' Assn. 
 Address, 11455 Watt Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3433. HERBERT EDWARD KAHLERT 
 (Brother of No. 7669) 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 23, 1885, 
 Carlyle, 111.; s. Edward August (b. i860, do.) 
 and Harriet Ann (Grain) Kahlert (b. 1864, 
 Augusta, 111.). Prepared in Carlyle II. S. 
 E. E. Club. Capt., Univ. Regt. Elec. Engr., 
 Frank Adam Elec. Co., St. Louis, 1910; do., 
 Herman Andrar Co., Milwaukee, 191 1; do., 
 Cuthbert Elec. Co., Chicago, 191 1; Asst. Mgr., 
 Insulation Dept., II. W. J. M. Co. Capt., Co. 
 K, 1st Regt., Mo., 1910. Pres., Milwaukee 
 IJniv. of 111. Alumni Assn.; Chm., Member- 
 ship Com. A. I. E. E. Married Jane Carmont 
 Bell, Ag 4, 1914, Huron, S. Dak. Child, 
 Jane Bell, b. S 13, 191 7. Address, 1807 Ham- 
 line Ave., S. E. Minneapolis. 
 
 3434. WILLIAM WADDELL KAUTZ 
 (Brother of No. 4249) 
 Steel Milling Bus.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 6, 
 1884, Moweaqua, 111.; s. George Adapi (b. Ja 
 27, 1834, Georgetown, O.) and Fannie (Hall) 
 Kautz (b. Ag 6, 1843, Taylorville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared, Moweaqua H. S. M. E. Soc; Tennis 
 Team. Elec. Wiring, 1909; Const, work, 1909- 
 12; Steel Milling. 1912. Co. H, 23rd Encrs., 
 A. E. F., France. Address, 246 Cliff Ave., 
 Tacoma, Wash.t 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 [1908 
 
 343S. FRANKLIN THOMPSON KEGLEY, 
 JR. 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 25, 1886. 
 Colfax, la.; s. Frank T. (b. Ames, la.) and 
 Nettie (Ross) Kegley (b. Cincinnati). Pre- 
 pared in Princeton Tp. H. S. ; Univ. Acad. 
 Aztec Club; Tennis. Arch. Draftsman; Arch., 
 191 1 — . Married Maude Beckon, D 7, 19H, 
 Ocean Park, Calif. Adiir'css, 540 S. Hope St., 
 Los Angeles; bus. add., 330 Consolidated Realty 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3436. RUTH KELSO 
 
 Y. W. C. A. Clerk; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 
 1909; b. O 27, 1885, Columbus, O.; d. Charles 
 Corwin (b. 1859, Hadley, Pa.) and Nellie B. 
 (Hard) Kelso (b. 1862, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Athenean; Scribb- 
 lers'; Class Poet; Phi Beta Kappa. Asst., 
 Eng., Univ. of HI., 1909-18. Clerk. Y. W. C. 
 A., Camp Lee, Va., 1918 — . Address, 1425 N. 
 Dearborn, Chicago. 
 
 3437. WALTER WASHINGTON KERCH 
 (Husband of No. 3517) 
 Engr. and Contr.; b. F 22, 1884, Stephenson 
 Co., 111.; s. Jacob Henry (b. Ger.) and Eliza 
 (Giddings) Kerch (b. Stephenson Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Freeport H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Class Football. C. & A. R. R., 1908-9; Engng. 
 and Contracting, 1909-18; Asst. Supt. L. Rich 
 Const. Co.. Road Contractors, Camp Knox. 
 Mem. 111. Sec. Civ. Engrs. ; 111. Assn. Contrs. 
 Married Nellie Mildred Porterfield ('08), Je 8, 
 191 1, Fairmount, 111. Children: Barbara Louise, 
 b. O 12, 1912; Richard Walter, b. S 17. 1916. 
 Address, 241 1 C St., Granite City, 111.; bus. 
 add., First Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 3438. SARAH ELVIRA KIRBY (RUFLE) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap i, 1883, 
 Berthoud, Colo.; d. Theodore A. (b. F 28, 
 1844, Huntley, 111.) and Nellie Josephine (Win- 
 ship) Kirby (b. Mr 20, 1857, Tomah, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Colo., 
 1904-5. Delta Gamma. Teacher H. S., Ches- 
 ter, 111., 1907-8; Berthoud, Colo., 1908-9; 
 Denver, Colo., 1909-12; Berthoud, Colo., 1912- 
 18. Married Robert E. Rufle, N 28, 1909, 
 Berthoud, Colo. Address, Berthoud, Colo. 
 
 3439. PEARL ELIZABETH KINDIG 
 ^^•^^ (SHAVER) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 23, 1880, Secor, III.; 
 d. David H. (b. Stuarts Drafts, Va.) and Salina 
 Frances (Lemon) Kindig (b. Va.). Prepared 
 in Roanoke H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Teach- 
 er, Goodsprings, Nev.. 1909-10; Los Angeles, 
 Calif., 1910-11. Auth. : A Golden Eagle in 
 Virginia, Bird Lore, Vol. XVIII, 1916. Mar- 
 ried B. F. Shaver, D 28, 191 1. New Orleans, 
 La. Children: Maxlield, b. and died X 25, 
 1912; Helen Elizabeth, b. N 29, 1915; Kathryn, 
 b. N 17, 1917 (died N 21, 191.7). Address, 
 Huntingburg, Ind. 
 
 3440. GEORGE EMMETT KNAPPEN- 
 
 BERGER 
 (Brother of No. 7700) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Jl 17, 1884, 
 Sciota, 111.; s. H. (b. F 6, 1851, Pa.) and 
 Anna E. (Smith) Knappenberger (b. Je 26, 
 1859, Mass.). Prepared in Macomb H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. M. D., Rush. Med. Coll., 
 1909. Phi Gamma Delta. Phys. Exam. State 
 Civ. Service, ist Lt., Med. Corps; Mustered 
 out, D II, 191 8. Married A. Katherine Knap- 
 penberger, Ja 25, 1911, Aetna, Ind. Child, Kath- 
 ryn, b. N 3, 191 1. Address, Macomb, 111. 
 
 3441. CARL FRED KNIRK 
 
 Farm Expert; A. B. in So.; b. Je 11, 1880, 
 
 Hillsdale Co., Mich.; s. Charles (b. D 27, 
 
 1845, Ger.) and Minnie (Steffen) Knirk (b. 
 
 F 22, 1854, do.). Prepared in Central St. 
 
 Norm., Mt. Pleasant, Mich.; Univ. of Chicago, 
 1906-7. Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha. Asst., 
 Geol. Dept., 1907-8; Teacher, Tech. H. S.; 
 Dir., War Gardens, Cleveland, 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Indus. Geog., Its Aim, Scope and Content, 
 Jour, of Geog., 191 1; Farm articles for Sun- 
 day Mag., Cleveland Plain Dealer. Mem., Cen- 
 tral Assn. of Sc. and Math. Teachers; N. E. 
 O. Assn. of Sc. and Math. Teachers. Married 
 Olive Hafer, Je 25, 1909, Shepherd, Mich. 
 Child, Carl Hafer, b. Ap i, 1911. Address, 
 1437 Mars Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 3442. MARY ELIZABETH LAFLIN 
 (EISNER) 
 B. Mus.; b. N 21, 1886, Springfield, Mass.; 
 d. William (b. Ap i, 1S50. Southwick, Mass.) 
 and Jennie (Morse) Laflin (b. Jl 31, 1858, 
 Nashua, N. IL). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Kappa Alpha Theta. Pvt. Teacher, Voice 
 and Piano; Instr., Piano, Univ. of 111., igio- 
 II. Married Albert Eisner, Jr., Jl 191 1. Cham- 
 paigrn. (Zhildren: Janet Elizabeth, b. My 10, 
 1912; Edith Regina, b. N 15, 1914. Address, 
 802 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 3443. IDA LOUISE LANGE (PARKER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S.; b. Mr 11, 1886, 
 Miiskegon, Mich.; d. Paul William (b. Ja 31, 
 1864, Bromberg, Ger.) and Margaret Mont- 
 gomery (Cleghorn) Lange (b. Je 15, 1862, 
 Can.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Pi Beta Phi. Lib. Asst., Armour Inst., 
 1908-9; Accession Asst., Univ. of 111., 1909; 
 Cataloger, do., 191 o; Organizing Libn., la. 
 Lib. Comn., Des Moines, 1910; Ref. Libn., in 
 Traveling Lib., la. Lib. Comn., Des Moines, 
 1910-12. Married Addison M. Parker, Je 22, 
 1912, Clarksburg, W. Va. Child, Addison M. 
 Parker, IV, b. Ja 22, 1916. Address, 141 37th 
 St., Des Moines. 
 
 3444. ROBERT LOUIS LATZER 
 (Brother of Nos. 1243, 1371, 2733) 
 
 Milk Condensing Bus.; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 
 18, 1887, Highland, 111.; s. Louis (b. N 11, 
 1848, do.) and Eliza (Luehm) Latzer (b. Mr 
 12, 1852, do.). Prepared in Highland H. S. 
 Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. M. S., Cornell. Married Cora W. 
 Awlett, O 7, 1915, Willsboro, Pa. Address, 
 Elkland, Pa. 
 
 3445. FIDEL VIDAL LARRACAS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. O 4. 1884, 
 
 Boac, Marinduque, P. I.; s. Alfonso y Mal- 
 lorca (b. do.) and Tomasa (Vidal) Larracas, 
 y Villarnel (b. do.). Prepared in Liceo de 
 Manila, Manila, P. I.; Santa Paula (Calif.) 
 H. S.. James Millikin Univ.; Purdue Univ., 
 1905-6. "jr. San. Engr., Manila, P. I., 1908; 
 Surv., Manila, 1910-11; Asst. Engr., Bur. Pub. 
 Works, 191 1 — . Address, Marinduque, P. Lt 
 
 3446. JULIA ANNA LAWLESS 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 15. 1883; d. Orville 
 H. and Mary J. (Henry) Lawless. Prepared 
 in Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, 111. Address, 
 Paloma, Ill.t 
 
 3447. FRANK EARL LEIDENDEKER 
 
 (Husband of No. 3370) 
 Irrigation Engr. and Rancher; B. S. in M. 
 E. ; b. N 17, 1886, Champaign; s. Henry J. (b. 
 1841, Bunde, Ger.) and Amelia Leidendeker 
 (b. 1854, Edgar Co., 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Engng. force of Calumet and 
 Ariz. Copper Co., Bisbee, Ariz., 1909-10; 
 Ranching, 1910-17. Sergt.-Maj., 33rd Co., 
 164th Depot IJrig., Camp Funston, Kan., 1917. 
 Married Annebell Eraser ('08), D 20, 1916, 
 PhoenLx, Ariz. Child. Mary Jean, b. F 3, 1919. 
 Address, Welton, Ariz. 
 
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 3448. *THOMAS BEACH LEWIS 
 LL. B.; b. N 12, 1884, Fairbury, 111.; s. Dr. 
 Geo. C. (b. Millersbuig, O.) and Ella L. 
 (Beach) Lewis (b. Fairbury, 111.). Prepared 
 in Fairbury H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1902-4. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Phi Delta Phi; Shield and Trident; 
 Ku Klux; Mask and Bauble; Glee and Man- 
 dolin Club; Jr. Prom. Com.; Band; Dramatic 
 Club. Married Jeannette E. Schmoldt, Ja 12, 
 1910, Beardstown, 111. Died Mr 16, 191s, Fhiir- 
 bury. 111. 
 
 3449. FREDERICK MANLEY LIGGETT 
 Lumber Bus.; B. S. in A. E.; b. F 25, 1883; 
 s. Manley (b. near Shelbyville, Ind.) and Lena 
 (Sliger) Liggett (b. Ind.). Prepared in Ham- 
 burg (la.) H. S. Mem., B. P. O. E. Address, 
 York, Neb.t 
 
 3450. JENNIE MAE LLOYD (BOUNELL) 
 (Sister of No. 4783) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 21, 1885, Girard, 
 111.; d. William Henry (b. D 2, 1854, Virden, 
 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Meyers) Lloyd (b. 
 Mr 4. 1 861, Pa.). Prepared in Girard H. S. 
 Teacher, 1908-n. Mem., Christian Church. 
 Married Everett Shannon Bounell, Jl 3, 1912. 
 Children: Elizabeth Elva b. My 31, 191 3; 
 Mary E., b. and died N 17, 1915; William 
 Shannon, b. D 23, 1916. Address, 212 West 
 Ridge St., Ishpeming, Mich. 
 
 3451. FRED STERLING LODGE 
 (Brother of No. 1548) 
 Chem. Engr. ; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Je 9, 
 1884, Monticello, 111.; s. William Edmund (b. 
 D 8, 1834) and Frances Ann (Piatt) Lodge 
 (b. My 14, 1843, Monticello. 111.). Prepared 
 in Monticello PI. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; (Them. 
 Club, Pres. ; Band; Orchestra. Asst. Chem., 
 Armour & Co., 190S-10; Asst. Chief Chem., 
 do., 1910; in charge, Chem. Control, Armour 
 Fertilizer Works, 1910 — . Mem., A. C. S.; 
 Illini Club, Chicago; A. A. A. S.; La Grange 
 Country Club. Married Louise Julia Retz, Jl 
 6, igii, Ottawa, 111. Child, Fred Retz, b. Ja 
 25, 1916. Address, 409 S. Ashland Ave., La 
 Grange, 111.; bus. add.. Armour Fertilizer 
 Works, Stock Yards, Chicago. 
 
 3452. CLARENCE CHESTER LOGAN 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap i, 1878, 
 Flora, 111.; s. Isaac (b. Ja 21, 1842, do.) and 
 Martha (Ballard) Logan (b. S 27, 1845, Iron- 
 ton, O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; 
 Y. M. C. A. Asst., Soil Phys. and extention, 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111. at Flora, 111.; 
 Farm Adviser, Crawford Co., 111. Auth. : 
 Limestone Shell and Marl grinding on Farm, 
 N. C. Agr. E.vp. Sta. Bid., 1917. Mem., M. 
 E. Church. Married Minnie Catherine Britten- 
 back, O 12, 1907, Flora, 111. Children: Helen 
 Mildred, b. Ag 20, 1909; Mary Martha, b. O 
 2, 191 1 ; Lilly Catherine, b. Jl 11, 1914; Clar- 
 ence Isaac, b. Ap 18, 191 7. Address, Robin- 
 son, 111. 
 
 3453. GRACE BELLE LOGAN 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 2740, 3077) 
 Dietitian and Chief Cook; B. S. in H. Sc; 
 b. Je 2, 1886, Edinburg, 111.; d. David (b. F 
 22, 1840, Flora, 111.) and Martha E. (Sprinkel) 
 Logan (b. Ap 21, 1852, Ark.). Prepared in 
 Edinburg and Urbana H. S. Basketball. 
 Teacher, H. S., 1908-9; Dietitian, I,incoln St. 
 Sch. and Colony, 1909-11; do.. Gen. Hosp., 
 1911-12; do., St. Hosp., Kankakee, 111., 1912- 
 i5; Chief cook and dietitian, Anna St. Hosp., 
 1916 — . Address, Edinburg, 111. 
 
 3454. ARTHUR THEODORE LONG 
 
 Supervising Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 
 31, 1884. Morrilton, Ark.; s. James Henrv 
 (b. S. C.) and Mattie (Buckner) Long (b. 
 
 Ja 25, 1852, Greenville, S. C). Prepared in 
 Sumner H. S., St. Louis; Univ. of Chicago; 
 Indiana Univ. Exten. work, Butler Coll., In- 
 dianapolis; Prin., Crawfordsvillc, Ind., 1908- 
 9; Indianapolis Dept. (irade Sch., 1910; Asst. 
 Prin., Indianapolis, 1911-15; supervising prin., 
 do., 1915 — . Address, 407 Muskingum St., 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 3455- JOSEPH AYRES LONG 
 (Husband of No. 3961) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 30, 1882, 
 Sublette, 111.; s. W. P. Long. Prepared in 
 Amboy H. S. Acacia. Mem., First Congr. 
 Church. Married Alice Faye Seller ('09), Ap 2, 
 1914, Washington, D. C. Address, Sublette, 
 111., R. F. D. 
 
 3456. ERNEST HARBIN LOUTZENHISER 
 (LOTZ) 
 (Brother of No. 5791) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 20, 1885, 
 South Whitley, Ind.; s. Harbin H. (b. N 18, 
 1856, New Westville, O.) and Hersa S. 
 (Spangler) Loutzenhiser (b. Ap 19, 1855, Dan- 
 ville, 111.). Prepared in Danville H. S. M. 
 E. Soc; Le Cercle Francais. Engng. and 
 Constr. work; Chief Mech. Engr., Clark Min. 
 Mach. Co., Seattle, 1911-12; Operating Engr., 
 Steam Power Plant, C!ent. Am., 191 2-1 3; Con- 
 sulting and Gen. Engr., Los Angeles, 1917; 
 Mech. and Elec. Engr., Westinghouse, Church, 
 Kerr & Co., New York City, 1917-18; E. H. 
 Lotz, Designer, Draftsman and Engr., Los 
 .Vngeles, 1918 — . Mem., Christian Church; Y. 
 M. C. A. Name legally changed to E. H. Lotz. 
 Address, Hotel Santa Rita, nth and Main Sts., 
 Los Angeles. 
 
 3457. ROBERT JAMES LOVE 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 28, 1885, 
 Hoopeston, 111.; s. James (b. S 4, i860, Glarry- 
 ford. Ire.) and Grace (Caldwell) Love (b. Ap 
 21, 1864, Killagan, do.). Prepared in Hoopes- 
 ton H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Final 
 and Special Honors. Arch., Chicago, 1908-10; 
 Instr. Arch., Univ. of 111., 1910; Arch., Chi- 
 cago, 1910-15; Mem., Firm Love & Richards, 
 Arch., Chicago, 1915-17. 1st Lt., Aviation 
 Section, S. R. C., U. S. A. 191 7 — . Address, 
 116 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3458. THOMAS GROVER LOWRY 
 Foreman and Millwright; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 b. Je 5, i886, New Douglas, 111.; s. Robert 
 Larkin (b. Mr 10, 1855, Alhambra, 111.). 
 Prepared in Upper Alton H. S. Triangle; 
 C. E. Cliub; Class baseball. Asst. Engr., 
 Maintenance of Way, Bridge and Switching 
 Yard Const. Inst., Steel Bridge Erection, C. N. 
 W. Ry., Pelsin, 111., 1913; Foreman, St. Ry. 
 Const., do., 1914; Supt., Walbridge Engng. Co., 
 1915; Instrumentman, S. Adams St. Viaduct 
 Const., Peoria, 1916; Chief Engr., Peoria Ry. 
 Terminal Co., Peoria. 1917; Foreman and Mill- 
 wright, Machine Shop, Holt Mfg. Co., do., 
 1918. Married Julia Bird Machin, O 24, 1912, 
 Alton, 111. Children: Edith Adele, b. Mr 15, 
 1914; Caroline Sawyer, b. N 27, 1915. Address, 
 132S Park Ave., Pelsin, 111.; bus. add.. Holt 
 Mfg. Co., Peoria. 
 
 3459. ARTHUR LUMBRICK 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 11, 1882, 
 Charleston, 111.; s. James S. (b. S 14, 1843, 
 do.) and Clementine (Nicholson) Lumbrick 
 (b. Je 3, 1854, Lewistown, 111.). Prepared 
 in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1899-1903. Agr. 
 Club; Alpha Zeta. Asst. (Trop Production, 
 Univ. of 111., 190S-12; Mgr., The Epps Farms, 
 191218; Consulting Agr., Vermilion Co. Farm 
 Bur., 1918 — . Auth.: Articles in farm papers. 
 Mem., LTnitarian Church; Am. Soc, Agron. ; 
 111. Acad, of Sc. Married Myrtle Mae Hus- 
 
otS 
 
 Univeusitv ok Illinois 
 
 I1908 
 
 (oil, D 22, i<)yi), I)co:itur, HI. Cliililrcn: M;u- 
 gaict Mac, h. Mr n), loii; Mary Elizabeth, 
 b. F 23, 11)13; Kutli Kathorino, b. S j<), 191.1; 
 Marlha Louise, b. My 5, 1916. Address. ,<,m 
 N. Gilbert Sl, Danville, 111. 
 
 3.(60. UUFUS KDVV.NRU l.YBAKC.KK 
 r.L. ]t.: b. U 9, iK;(s .Xdair, 111. I'rep.ir^d in 
 Bushnell II. S. Address, Uushiiell, U\.\ 
 
 3.j6i. RALPH ATKINSON LYNCH 
 (Itrolher of No. 4-'«3) 
 Salesman; A. B. in Sc. ; 1). fa is, i»S(), 
 Sheklon, 111.; s. Henry VVhiteonib (b. .11 -'(>, 
 1857, Magnolia, HI.) ami Franees Maria (.Bald- 
 win) Lyiuli (b. () jt, 1SO7, 0.\foril, liul.). I're- 
 ii.ireil m Bradley l\)ly. Inst., I'eoria. Beta 
 riiela I'i; I'hi Lambda Upsilon; I'hoenix. 
 t'iieni., West. Sugar (.0., looS-u.); C'liief Cliem., 
 n)o<)-ii; Salesman. 11. W. Lynch, lyu-u; Uan- 
 eher, Alamosa, Colo., I9i."-i7; Salesman 11. \V. 
 Lynch, I'eoria, 1917 — . Married Hazel M. 
 I'oiiper, I) 19, 1912, C'hieago. Child, Helen 
 hranees, b. My i.|, 1917. .Iddrcss, 100 Koanokc 
 Ave., I'eoria. 
 
 3.(('-'. MVKTLE B. McCAlN (Itl.ACK) 
 A. B. in 11. Sc; h. S 22, 1880, Delnlii. Iiul.; 
 d. GeorKC C. (b. S 27, iSOo, Delphi, liul.) and 
 Anna Mary (Mitehell) McCain (b. Ap 311, 
 1862, Garner, la.). Prepared in Blooming- 
 l(Ui 11. S. Teacher, 11. Sc, II. S., Lawrence, 
 Kan., 1008-9. Married LaH T. Black, O 18, 
 1909, Ulica, Mo. Children; Mildred Catlier- 
 ine, b. 1) 8, 1910; Glatlyis Matilda, b. Ja 1. 
 1013; Donald William, b. Ja 15, 1918. Address, 
 Baldwin City, Kan. 
 
 M(M. Wl'-NHLA lUSTlTlA McCASKKY 
 ■ ■ (BAkDWELL) 
 
 (.Wife of No. 3030; Sister of No. 3849) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; d. Alfred Samuel (b. My 
 13, iSs-i, Ihicyrus, O.) and Justitia U'arsons) 
 McCas"l<ey (b. .\p 23, 185(1, La Grange, (i'<i.). 
 Prepared in La Grange 11. S.; Knglewood 
 H. S. (.'hi (.)mcga. Teacher, VVhitnig, Ind., 
 u)0()-io. Married Robert C'onsins Bardwell 
 (,'09), My 2(), 1912, (.'hicago. Children: Robert 
 C, Jr., b. S n, 1013; Richard .\lfred, 1). F i, 
 1915. Address, <t.\i| N'iiginia Ave., Kansas 
 City, Mo. 
 
 346-1. MILTON HOWARD McCOY 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O .s, 1884, 
 Chicago Heights; s. Ira C. (b. S 2, 1843, do.) 
 and Nettie Elizabeth (Elliott) McCoy (b. Ag 
 10, 1852, Chicago). Prepared in Bloom Tp. 
 il. S. Triangle; C. E. Club. Asst. Engr., 
 loliet So. Traction Co., 1908; Asst. City 
 Engr., 1908-10; Chief l^ngr., Chicago Heiglils 
 St. Ry.: (/('., Land Assn. and Transfer Ter 
 ininarK. R.. loio; Civ. and Contr. ICngr., 
 Chicago Heights. Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. 
 A. M\ Married Winifred E. llewes, C) 3, 
 1008, Crete, 111. Children: RoUiii Ira, b. .\g 
 12, 1909 (died Ja 14, 1911); IHorence Win- 
 ifred, b. N s. ion- Address. 16th and Camp- 
 bell Ave, Chicago Heights, HI.; I'us. add.. Chi- 
 cago Heights Land Bldg., do. 
 
 3465. ROBERT WEIR Mc(.'RACKEN 
 Bridge Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 6, 1886, 
 Paxton, HI.; s. Gordon Ewing and Lid;i 
 Clones") McCr.icUen. Prepared in Chicago and 
 I'lano, H. Schs. Tapeman, C. v*v N. VV. R. R., 
 i9oJ>-9; Insiruinentin,in, O. S. L. R. R., 1909- 
 10; Asst. Engr.. O. S. L. R. R., 1910-13; </(>. 
 O. W. R. & N. Co., 1 M3-14; Surveyman, U. S. 
 Reclamation Service, 1914-1.';; Ji- t"iv. Engr., 
 Div. Valuation, 1. C. C, I9i,s-i<i; Asst. Engr., 
 O. S. L. R. R.. 1916-17; Bridge Engr., ./,'.. 
 1917—. Married Alba fliorton C'liristi:in. Jc 
 24, ioi(>, I'ocalello, Idaho. Child, Robert Wcir, 
 Ir., b. Ja 17, 1918. .Idilress, 455 S. Grant .Vvc. 
 Poeatello, Idaho. 
 
 3466. ALICE BIRDIE McDONALD 
 (WINtiER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. la 10, 1884, Lerna, 111.; 
 d. Newell Stout (b. Ag 2, 1849, Coles Co., 
 111.) and Saniantha Isabella (Love) McDonald 
 lb. My 25, 1853). I'rcparcd in East. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sell., 1899-1903. Atheiicnn; Eng. Club. 
 Teacher, .Anderson, Ind., 190910; do., Chai les- 
 ion Pub. Sch., 1910-11; do., Charleston 11. S.. 
 1911-12; do., ilrbana II. S., 1912-13; Attcndcil 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1913-14; Leaclier, Francis 
 Shinier Sell., Mt. Carroll, 111., 1914-15. Mar- 
 ried Dr. R. M. Winger, Jc 12, 1915. Child, 
 Margaret, b. Ag 17, 1916. Address, Oniversity 
 of Washington, Seattle, Wash. 
 
 3467. LEWIS McDONALD 
 Sales Engr.; A. B. in L. & A.: B. S. in C. 
 I'-.; b. O 19, 1884, Brownstown, 111.; s. George 
 (b. 1853, do.) and Lizzie (Carson) McDonald 
 (b. 1856, do.). Prepared in McKendree Coll. 
 Acad.; AlcKendree Coll., 1901-5. Triangle; 
 Tan Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Adelphic; Final Hon 
 ors. Asst., Cliem. Engng., Lfniv. of 111. to 
 1910; Chief Draftsman, Chicago Bridge & Iron 
 Works, 1011-14; Sales Engrs.. do., 1914-18. 
 1st Lt., 9th Engng. Tr. Regt., Camp Fremont, 
 Calif.; Mustered out. D 17, 1918. Address. 
 2010 W. loist I'l., Chicago; bits, add., 105th 
 and Throop .Sts., do. 
 
 34('8. ELLA ELLIOTT McINTIRE 
 (Sister of No. .^748) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1909; 
 b. Jl 18, 1886, Sparta. 111.; d. William Arthur 
 (b. S 3, 1852, Marissa. 111.) and Tirzah 
 (Callicart) Mcliitire (b. My 18, 1857, Sjiarta, 
 111.). Prepared in Sparta H. S. Lib. Club; Der 
 Deutsche Vcrein. Libn., Huron Coll., Huron, S. 
 Dak. Address, Huron, S. Dak.t 
 
 3469. GRACE DOROTHY McM.MION 
 (Sister of No. 3092) 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Jl 31, 1885, May- 
 wood, 111.; d. George (b. Out., Can.) and 
 Rachel McMahon (b. do.). Prepared in .Aus- 
 tin II. S., Chicago; Lewis Inst. Asst., Joh-n 
 Crerar Lib., 1008-10; do., Newberry Lib., 1910- 
 11; Asst. Libn., Lewis Inst. Lib., 1911 — . 
 .Iddrcss. 403 N. 2nd Ave., Maywood, HI.; 
 hiis. add., Lewis Institute, Chicago. 
 
 3470. MATTHEW' HUNTER McMILLAN 
 Elec. Engr.; 1!. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap i, 1878, 
 Culler, 111.; s. J. W. McMillan. Prepared in 
 Sparta 11. .'-1. .hldre.'is. c/o Pub. Service Co. 
 of Northern 111., Chicago. 
 
 3471. GEORGE MADISON 
 Editor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 20, iSSh, 
 Savanna, 111. Preiiared in Savanna Tp. H. S. 
 Teacher, Ottawa Tii. II. S., 1908-11; Ed., 
 Reilly & Brilton Pub. Co., loii — . .\uth.: 
 CoUeelioii of verse called Sweethearts, Reilly & 
 Brilton, Chicago, 1912; Ed., large no. tech- 
 nic;il books and fiction. Married Josejihine 
 I'hipps Shore, O i, 1911, Champ;iigii. Child, 
 tleorgia E., b. N 20, 1916. Address, 8128 Evans 
 Ave, Chicago. 
 
 3472. HOWARD STAAT MALCOLM 
 (Brother of No. 1735) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S i;, 1885, 
 Roseville, 111.; s. Tohn Wesley (b. 1830, Mich.) 
 and Emma (Staat) Malcolm (b. 1835, 111.). 
 Prepared in Roseville Tp. II. S. Address, Rose- 
 ville, 111. 
 
 3473. LYMAN SAMUEL MANGAS 
 
 (.PM-olher of No. 2169) 
 
 l.awver; .\. B. in L. S: .'\.; T. D., 1010; 
 
 h. Mr '24, 1887, llartsbuvg. 111.; s. Samuel (b. 
 
 I:i 18, 184S. Union C^ity, Ind.) and Elizabeth 
 
 (Hopkins) Mangus (h. O 9, 1855, Loogootee, 
 
i9o8] 
 
 BaCCAI.AUIUCATE Ai.UMNI 
 
 .UO 
 
 liul.). rrcpnied in Lincoln II. S.; l^incoln 
 fcill. I'lii Delta I'lii; Thcla Kaiipa Nu; Coll. 
 l>ancing Club; John Marshall Law Club; liand. 
 Master in Chancery, Logan Co., i()i2-ii;; Piac- 
 lising Ally., lyis — . Married Amelia Line 
 Harding, ja i, 191.3, Assumption, 111. Cliild, 
 Amelia Jane, b. Ja 15, 191 5. Address, 105 
 N. Union St., Lincoln, 111. 
 
 3474- IIOWAUI) LESLIK MANN 
 Manufacturer; 1!. S. in Ky. E. E. ; b. O j8, 
 1884, Kankakee, 111.; s. Warren Leslie (b. Mr 
 3, 1856, Kcickville, HI.) and Jennie (Stevens) 
 Mann (b. Jl 4, uSfo, Marteno, 111.). Prepared 
 in Kankakee II. S. E. E. Soc. Signal Main- 
 tenance for S. P. R. R., ioo8-(); Motor car 
 bus., Kankakee, 111., :qo()-i3; Works Mgr., 
 Chicago Pneumatic Tool C"o., njij-is; Pres. 
 and Cen. Mgr., Mfg. Corji., Manufacturing 
 Mach. Tools, 1915 — . Mem., A. S. M. E.; 
 Soc. Automotive Engrs. ; Am. Soc, Testing 
 Materials. Married Nellie May Easton, Je 
 28, 1911, llerscher, 111. Child, Katharine 
 Easton, b. D 16, 1914. Address, 6j8 S. Ever- 
 green Ave., Kankakee, 111. 
 
 3475- ROGER DEARBORN MARSDEN 
 Ollice Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 22, 1881, 
 St. Charles, 111.; s. Robert (b. D 7, 1843, 
 Ilawes, Yorkshire, l'".ng. ) and Ethel (Dear- 
 born) Marsdcn (b. My 18, 184J, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Evanston Acad., N. VV. Univ.; N. W. 
 Univ., 1904-6. Delta Tau Delta; Sigma \i. 
 Asst. Ollice Engr., 1908-11; Oflice iuigr., 
 191 1 ; In Drainage Investigation, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr. Address, 910 Westminster St., 
 Washington, D. C.t 
 
 3476. NELLIE P1':ARL MATTHEWS 
 (JORDAN) 
 (Wife of No. 3813) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 19, 1885, Clinton, 
 111.; d. George L. (b. Mr 29, 18(14, Eureka, 
 111.) and Sarah (Collins) Matthews (b. D jo, 
 1865, Clinton, HI.). Pre^jared in Clinton, 111., 
 IL S. Math. Club. rencher, Farmington 
 H. S., 1908-9; Miss. St. Women's Coll.. Co- 
 lumbus, Miss., i909-[o; Muskegon High and 
 Ilackley Man. Tr. Schs., Muskegon, Mich., 
 1910-11. Married Myron Kend;dl Jordan Cov), 
 Ap 7, 1912, Champaign. Child, ICIkn iVlary, 
 b. Ag 13, 1917. Address, 7600 Champlain 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3477- EVERET ANDY MAZE 
 Elec. Contr. ; B. S. in E. K.; b. D 21, 1885, 
 Anna, 111.; s. Robert and Susan (Mowery) 
 Maze. Prepared in Ann;i II. S. E. E. Soc. 
 Elec. Light Plant, 1908-10; Elec. (Tontr., 
 191 o — . Married i5ernice 1,. Krest, Je, 1909, 
 Anna, 111. Child, Leslie Robert, b. Ja 29, 1912. 
 Address, 12 W. 2nd St., Fond du Lac, Wis. 
 
 3478. DAVID STANLEY MEADOWS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 21, 1883, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Frederick W. (b. S 11, 1852, 
 lirook, Derbyshire, Eng.) and Angeline S. 
 (McFarlane) Meadows (b. V 24, 1848, Warren, 
 O.). Prepared in Austin II. S., Chicago. C. E. 
 Club. Rodman, C. & N. W. Ry., 1908-9; In- 
 strumentman, Asst. Engr. and Draftsman, 
 O. S. L. Ry., 1909 — ■. Married Lcona A. Loh- 
 man, .'\g 5, 1909, Salt Lake City. Child, 
 Frederick L., b. O ij, 19M. Address, 1448 S. 
 loth St., Salt Lake City; bus. add., 606 Dcseret 
 News Bldg., do. 
 
 3479. BERTHA ALICE MILLER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 31, 1873, 
 Paris, 111.; d. Henry Ross (b. Jl 19, 1827, 
 Preble Co., O.) and Amanda Elizabeth (Reed) 
 Miller (b. O 27. 183.;, Berks C:o., Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Paris II. S.; Coates Coll.; The West. 
 ().xford Coll., O.; Summer Sch. of the South; 
 Cook Co. Norm. Srh. A. M. Univ. of Chicago, 
 
 1913- Prin., II. S,, Paris, 1912. Teacher, 
 Morgan Park II. S., Chicago. Mem., .\m. 
 Hist. Assn ; Nii. Cent. Hist. Teachers Assn.; 
 Nat. Geog. , )oc. Address, 436 Normal Parkway, 
 Chicago. 
 
 3480. CLARENCE BENWELL MILLER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 28, 1883, 
 Boswell, Ind.; s. J. C. Miller. Prepared in 
 Univ. A'.ad. Address, c/o Gea. Elec. Co., 311 
 Tyler St., Pittslield, Mass.t 
 
 3481. NELLE GRANT MILLER (MILLER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 22, 1886, Centcrville. 
 la.; d. Oscar Eugene (b. Ja 2, 1856, Agency, 
 la.) and Florence Helen (Hullstutter) Miller 
 (b. Ag 25, 1857, Centerville, la.). Prepared 
 in Champaign II. S. J'i Beta Phi; Phi Delta 
 Psi. Married John Glenn Mdlir, My 3, 1910, 
 Champaign. Children: John Cilenn, Jr., b. D 
 20, 1 91 3; Barbara Ann, b. Ap 17, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 1323 Park Ave., Springfield, III. 
 
 3482. ADA MAE MINER (CIIAPIN) 
 (Wife of No. 1644) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 8, 1886, Champaign, 
 d. Daniel W. (b. Pa.) and Mary A. (Cobiun; 
 Miner (b. Can.). I'repared in Champaign 11. 
 S. Teacher, 1908-11. Married Arlo Chapin 
 ('02), Jl 6, 1911, Champaign. Children: Mil- 
 dred Ruth, b. D 1, 1912; Margaret Mae, b. 
 () 12, 1914- Address, Sullivan, 111. 
 
 3483- JOHN BEVERLY MOORE 
 Surgeon; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ap 15, 1884, 
 Benton, 111.; s. John B. Moore. Pre|)ared in 
 lietiton IL S. M. D., Rush Med. Coll. Phi 
 Kho Sijfma; Alpha Tau Omega. Mem., House 
 StalT, Cook Co. Ilosp.; tlhief .Surgeon for Coal 
 Operators Assn., I'Vanklin Co. and Supt. of 
 Zeigler Ilosp. Address, c/o Robertson C'lay 
 Products Co., Canal Dover, O.t 
 
 3484. JOSEPH KENNEDY MOORE 
 
 B. .S. in Ceram.; b. Ap 29, 1854, Yorkvillc, 
 111.; s. Charles K. (b. Je 17, 1849, Oswego, 
 111.) and Gertrude H. (Teller) Moore. Pre- 
 pared in Yorkvillc H. S. Sigma Xi; Acacia; 
 Cosmopolitan Club. Ceram. Engr., Denney 
 Renton (lay and' Coal Co., Seattle, 1908-11; 
 Asst. Mgr., West. Clay Co., I'ortland, igii. 
 Auth.: Pyro-('hemical I'^lTect of Clays, Am. 
 Ceram. Soc, Vol. IX; The Influences of Flux- 
 es ;ind Non-Fluxes upon Changes in I'orosily of 
 Some Clays, Atn. Ceram. Soc., Vol. X. Mem., 
 Am. Ceram. Soc: Am. Soc. Testing Materials; 
 A. C. S.; l-'ng. Ceram. Soc. Married Myrtle 
 K. Jones. Je 27, 1911, Seattle. Address, 2008 
 Peoples Gas Bldg., C'hicago.t 
 
 3485. HARRY CUM MINGS MORAN 
 Judge; LL. B.; b. S 29, 1869, Canton, 111.; 
 
 s. Richard Lyon (b. Ap 15, 181s, Baltimore) 
 and Svbil (Cvniunings) Moran (b. My 25, 
 1829, Dunkirk, Mass.). Prepared in Canton 
 II. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Clerk, Moot Court. 
 Practicing law; Judge, City Court, Canton, 111. 
 Mem., St. Bar Assn.; A. V. A. M.; B. P. O. 
 V..; K. P. Married Ida May Weaver, O 10, 
 1894 (died Je 17, 1907); Helen M. Sloss, Je 
 17, loi.s. Child, Murlea Mae, b. O 15, 1898. 
 Addres.i. Canton, III. 
 
 3486. MERYL STANLEY MORGAN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 19, 1885, 
 
 Gala, 111.; s. John Norris and Mary Morgan. 
 Prepared in Galva II. S. Triangle; Tau Beta 
 Pi; C. E. Club. Address, Galva, Ill.t 
 
 3487- JAMES EDWIN MORRIS 
 (Brother of No. 4320) 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 23, 1884, 
 West Brooklyn, 111.; s. W. O. (b. D 3'], i860, 
 And)oy, III.) and Isabella (Morcy) Morris (b. 
 
320 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1908 
 
 Je 28. 1 86 1, I.ee Center, III.). Prepared in 
 Kast Aurora II. S. Operator, Commonwealth 
 Kilison Co., Chicago, iQog; Draftsman, Pa. Ky., 
 1010; do., New York. Edison Co., iq:i; do.. 
 Pa. Ry., 1Q11-16; Draftsman, The Arnold Co., 
 Kngrs., Chicago, 1916 — . Address, Congress 
 Park. 111. 
 
 3488. JOHN EMERY MORRISON 
 Lawyer; LI-. I?.; b. S 19, 1886, Heyworth, 
 
 111.; s. Jacob Edward (b. Je 10, 1866, Dan- 
 vers, 111.) and Jennie (Bethel) Morrison (b. 
 O 26, 1864, do.). I'reparcd in Danvers 11. S. 
 Phi Alpha Delta; John Marshall Law Court; 
 Varsity Baseball. Lawyer, Kloomington, 1908- 
 10; Sec. and Mgr., The Peoples' Abstract Co., 
 Joliet, III., 1910-17. ist Lt., Inf. Reserve 
 List, 1916: Capt., Inf. O. R. C., 1917; Instr., 
 First R. O. T. C, Ft. Riley, Kan., 1917; Sr. 
 Tnstr. in Musketry, Div. Sch. of Arms, 89th 
 Div., Camp Funston, Kan. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Joliet Cml. Club; Country Club, Joliet. 
 Married Villa Gray Morrison, Je 18, igi.l. 
 Bcecher City, 111. Child, b. Ag 2, 1914 (died 
 do.). Address, 206 Eastern Ave., Joliet, 111. 
 
 3489. WALTER ROSS MOULTON 
 
 (Brother of No. 31 19) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr i, 1886, 
 I'hiladelnhia; s. Charles Lewis (b. Je 7, i860, 
 Ilartfora Co., Md.) and Maria Ross (llarper) 
 Moulton (b. Mr i, 1S58, Philadelphia). I're- 
 pared in Lewis Inst. Band; Sec, Ath. Assn. 
 Electn., Ry. Maintenance, 1908; Power Sta. 
 Operator, Commonwealth Edison Co., 1908-9; 
 Nat. X-Ray Reflector Co., 1909-12; Supervising 
 Engr., do., 1912-14; Supt. Elec. Sales and 
 Engng. Const., C.as^ & Elec. Co., Baltimore, 
 1914-17; Robertson-Cataract Elec. Co., ButTalo, 
 1917 — . Auth. : Several articles for Lighting 
 Jour; Paper on Store Lighting /. /;. S. Trans- 
 actions; Rpt., Res. Lighting Com., N. E. L. A. 
 Mem., Ilium. Engr. Soc; Glenoak Country 
 Club; Nat. Elec. Lt. Assn., Com. Section, 
 1914-16; Baltimore Ath. Club, 1914-17; Am. 
 Gas Inst., 1916-17. Married Rose Naomi Sal- 
 lade, Je 1917, Philadelidiia. Child, Walter 
 Ross, J"r., b. F 2, 1918. Addt'ess, 643 Elmwood 
 Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 3490. CHARLES JOSEPH MOYNIHAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 23, 1884, White Hall, 
 111.; s. John Joseph (b. Millstreet, Ire.) and 
 Ellen (Dclehanty) Moynihan (b. N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in White Hall H. S. Kappa Sigma; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Rho; Phoenix; 
 Football; Coach, freshman football; Ath. Ed., 
 lUini; do.. Illio: O.-lll. Debate; Lit. Soc. 
 debating team. Mem., LTiiiv. Club, Denver; 
 Colo. Bar Assn. Married Marguerite Kath- 
 erine Catlin, N 8, 1910, Montrose, Colo. Chil- 
 dren: Charles John. b. Ag 17, 191 1; Alice Mae, 
 b. Ag 4, 1913; Frank Dale, b. Ap 23, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Montrose, Colo. 
 
 3491. GUY ELMER MUNGER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 31, 1886. 
 Oregon, 111.; s. James Frank (b. O 17, 1856, 
 Kendall Co., 111.) and Celestia Elizabeth (Cro- 
 well) Munger (b. F 15, 1802 Ogle Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Rock Island H. S. Tau Beta Pi. 
 Draftsman, Deere & Co., 1908-9; Piece Rate 
 Dept., do., 1909-12; Piece Rate and Employ- 
 ment Dept., Dain Mfg. Co., Ottumwa, la., 
 191J-18. Co. G, 4th Tr. Regt., Camp Pike, Ark., 
 191S; Mustered out, Ja 15, 1919- Address, 110 
 S. Adam Ave., Ottumwa, la.; bus. add., Dain 
 Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 3492. GRACE ELEANOR MURPHY 
 (TAYLOR) 
 (Wife of No. 3571) 
 A. B. in L. & A.: b. Jl 22, i88^;, Tuscola, 
 111.; d. William Edward (b. My 8, "iS=;8, Tus- 
 cola, 111.) and Laura Alice (Fisher) Murphy 
 
 (b. N 19, 1858, Champaign). Prepared in 
 Tuscola H. S.; F"erry Hall Sein., 1904-5. Delta 
 Gamma; Y. W. C. A. cabinet. Married Roy 
 Elmer ^ Taylor ('08), N 2(>, 190S, Tuscola, 
 111. Children: Roy Elmer, b. Ap 20, 1910; 
 George Edward, b. F 15, 1912; Howard Gwinn, 
 b. My 26, 1917. Address, Maple Crest Farm, 
 Towanda, 111. 
 
 3493- ETHEL NATION (PARK) 
 (Wife of No. 3505) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je II. 1884, Chebanse, 
 111.; d. William (b. Je 28, 1831, Eng.) and 
 Anna Maria (Easoii) Nation (b. Jl 27, 1842, 
 I'a.). Prepared in Chebanse II. S.; Grand 
 I'rairie Sem. ; N. W. Univ., 1904-5. Sigma 
 Kappa. Married Jay Boardman Park ('08), 
 Ag 31, T909, Chebanse, 111. Children: Robert 
 Nation, b. S 14, 1911; Jean E-loise, b. Ap 16, 
 1916. Address, 315 i6th Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 3494. MARK EDMOND NEBEKER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 22, 1885, Clinton, 
 Ind.; s. Henry (b. Clinton, Ind.) and Ida M. 
 (Wilson) Nebeker (b. Montezuma, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Culver Mil. Acail. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Phi Delta I'hi. ist Lt.. U. S. A. S., 1917— . 
 Married Edna Louise Nerotin, Ag 26^ 1916. 
 Address, Clinton, Ind. 
 
 3495- JOHN ADAMS NEUMAN 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 12, 1881. 
 Springlield, 111.; s. John Charles (b. Ap 6, 1853, 
 do.) and Mary Elizabeth (.'Vdams) Neuman (b. 
 My 4, 1853, Fredericksburg, Md.). Prepared 
 in Springfield II. S. Acacia; E. E. Soc; V. P., 
 Sr. Class. Sta. Clerk, Springlield Lt. Heat 
 & Power Co., 1908-9; Asst. Electn., St. of 111., 
 1909; Traveling Salesman, Am. Fuse Co., 1909; 
 do.. Gen. Elec. Co., 1909-10; Mgr., J. C. 
 Neuman, 1910 — . Married Mary Esther Earn- 
 est, S 16, 1912. Address 322 S. Douglas Ave., 
 Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 304 E. Monroe St., 
 do. 
 
 3496. JESSIE RUTH NEWCOMB (AVEY) 
 (Wife of No. 4055; Sister of No. 2194) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 12, 1882, Fisher, 111.; 
 d. William Kendall (b. Ap 6, 1857, Lyons la.) 
 and Eliza Cassandra (Durbin) Newcomb (b. 
 D 26, 1856, Edinburgh, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Champaign II. S. Married Daniel Manning 
 Avey ('10), F 7, 1912, Champaign. Child, Mary 
 Martha, b. Mr 6, 1913. Address, 1727 Bryn 
 Mawr Rd., East Cleveland. 
 
 3497. MARION STARR NICHOL 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 2773, 3125, 6454, 8622) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 25, 1885, 
 Granville, O.; d. Edward A. (b. Mr 22, 1852, 
 do.) and Lydia (Greene) Nichol (b. My 20, 
 1858, Angola, Ind.). Prepared in Granville, 
 (). Illiola; Y. W. C. A. cabinet. Teacher, 
 Ueinent, 111., 1908-11; do., Clinton, 111., 1911- 
 14; do.,^ Tp. II. S., Murphysboro, 111., 1914-16; 
 C^rad. Stud., O. St. Univ., 1916-17; Teacher, 
 Lake Geneva, Wis., 1917; do., II. S., Decatur, 
 1918 — . Address, 98 E. 12th Ave., Columbus, 
 O.; bus. add., 302 W. Main St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 3498. GERTRUDE NIEDERMAN (SCOTT) 
 Instructor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1014; b. 
 D 21, 1887, Austria-Hungary; d. Benjamin 
 (b. </().) and Rosa (Herzog) Niederman (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Chicago. Asst. in Chem., Soil E.\p. 
 Sta.. I'niv. of 111. Married W. D. Scott. Ad- 
 dress. Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 3499. INGO CHARLES NITZ 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 10, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. Charles F. (b. S 8, 1842) and 
 Louise (Schumacher) Nitz (b. O 29, 1862, Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Waller 11. S., Chicago. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Phoenix; Prelim. 
 
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 321 
 
 and Final Honors; Maj., Univ. Regt. Sub- 
 Sta. oiicrator, 1908-9; Elcc. Draftsman, 1909- 
 10; Engr., Otis Elevator Co., igio — . Mem. 
 Col. Club; Church of Christ Scientist. Mar- 
 ried Martha J. Kaden, Je i, 1910, Chicago. 
 Children: Leonard Kaden, b. Ap ig, 1914; Har- 
 vey Inge, b. My s, 1918. Address, 2741 Ben- 
 nett Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. add., 600 W. 
 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 3500. CHARI,OTTE NYDEGGER 
 
 (JACKSON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 3129) 
 
 A. B. in H. S.; b. Mr I, :886, Farmer City, 
 
 ni. ; d. John, Sr. (b. Ap i, 1845, Schwarzen- 
 
 burg, Switzerland) and Magdalena (Messerli) 
 
 Nydegger (b. Mr g, 1846, Riggisberg, do.). 
 
 Prepared in Danville H. S. Teacher, H. S., 
 
 Gibson City, HI., 1909-10; do.. Farmer City, 
 
 1910-11. Mem., Church of Christ. Married 
 
 Walter Carl Jackson, Je 12, 191 1, Danville, 
 
 HI. Children: (Jcne, b. Jl 25, 1912; Helen 
 
 Elizabeth, b. F 15, 1915. Address, 1215 Grant 
 
 St., Danville. Hi. 
 
 3S0I. CLAIRE O'HAIR 
 (Sister of No. 1571) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 24, 1883, 
 Laurel, Ind.; d. John (b. S 27, 1853, Laurel, 
 Ind.) and Josephine (Lingo) O'llair (b. O 11, 
 1856^ Betbseda, O.). J'repared in Laurel (Ind.) 
 11. S. Illiola. (Jrad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago. 
 Teacher in II. S., Tuscola, 111., 1908-9; do., 
 Union City, Ind., igog-io; do., Greenlield, Ind., 
 igio-ii; do.. La. Porte, Ind., 1911-14; do., 
 Harrison Tech. H. S., 1914 — . Mem., Church 
 of Christ. Address, 327 Stanley Terrace, Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Harrison Tech. H. S., 24th 
 and Marshall Blvd., do. 
 
 3502. GEORGE CHAUNCEY OLMSTED 
 M^r. and Treas., Radiator Co.; B. S. in 
 
 M. E.; b. .S 29, 1886, Chattanooga, Tenn.; s. 
 Henry Treat (b. O 3, 1848, Hartford, Conn.) 
 and Mary (Seymour) Olmsted (b. N 16, 1853, 
 Newington, Conn.). Prepared in Baylor s 
 Univ. Sell., Chattanooga, 'lenn. Alpha Delta 
 Phi; Phoeni.x; Hazelton Medal; Col., Univ. 
 Regt.; V. P., Jr. Class. Gas Engr., Norwalk, 
 O.; Boiler Works, Chattanooga; Iron Mining, 
 Crystal Falls; Iron Ore Drying plants constr. 
 in Va.; Supt., Lake Shore Engr. Works, Mar- 
 (juette, Mich.; Mgr. and Treas., Minn. Radi- 
 ator Co., Duluth, Minn. Mem., A. S. M. E., 
 Duluth Com. Club. Married Zadia McDonald, 
 Ap 5, 1915, St. Cloud, Minn. Child, John Mc- 
 Donald, b. Je 7, 1917. Address, 333 Kenil- 
 worth Ave., Duluth, Minn. 
 
 3503. MABEL VERONA OSTRANDER 
 
 (McKE(JWN) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 24, 1886, 
 Verona, 111.; d. Charles II. (b. Ag 21, i860, 
 Reading, 111.) and Mary (Gregg) Ostrander 
 (b. O 6, 1864, Rodman, N. Y.). I'repared in 
 N. W. Div. II. S., Chicago. Achoth. Asst., 
 Marshall Tp. H. S., 1908-9; Teacher, The Jew- 
 ish Tr. Sell., Chicago, 1910-13; do.. Chicago 
 Pub. Sell., 1913-15, 191 7 — . Mem., O. E. .S.; 
 Order of True Kindred; Nat. (jeog. Soc; 
 M. E. Church. Married James McKeown, .\p 
 23. 191 5, Chicago. Child, Margaret Mabel, b. 
 My 13, 1916. Address, 4726 N. Leamington 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3504. GEORGE MERIT PALMER 
 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; 
 b. Ja I, 1873, Warren, 111.; s. John (b. 1840, 
 St. Alban, Eng.) and Annie (Caldwell) Palmer 
 (b. 183s, Staley Bridge, Lancaster Co., Eng.). 
 Prepared in Galena H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Adelphic; Delta Sigma Rho; Final Honors; 
 111. -la. Debate. Teacher, P. I., 1901-4; Instr. 
 in Eng., Univ. Acad., 1908-11; Assoc. Prof., 
 do., Univ. of Mont., igii-12; Head of Dept. 
 of Eng.. St. Norm. Sch., Sunerior, Wis., igi3- 
 18. (On leave of absence for Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Service in France, 1918-19). First Scrgt., Co. 
 M, 0th 111. Volunteer Inf., 1898. Married Lucy 
 'May Yapp, Ag 17, 1904, Mansfield, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Charles Merit, b. Je 25, 1905 (died 
 Ag 23, 1905); Charlene. Address, 875 W. 8lh 
 St., Superior, Wis.; bus. add., St. Norm. Sch., 
 do. 
 
 3505. JAY BOARDMAN PARK 
 (Husband of No. 3493) 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc. ; M. S., 1912; b. 
 Ja 30, 1884, Clarence, 111.; s. Robert Calvin (b. 
 1852, Bureau Co., 111.) and Harriet Grace 
 (Holler) Park (b. 1859, do.). Prepared in 
 Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, 111.; Dc Pauw 
 Univ., 1904-6. Sc. I)., Harvard, 1916. Sigma 
 Chi; Gamma Alpha. Chcm., Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-14; Prof, of Farm Crops, O. 
 St. Univ., 1916 — . Auth.: (With L. H. Smith) 
 An Ivxp. of tlie Method of Conducting Plot 
 Tests, Annual Report of Am. Bree-ders' Assn., 
 1912; Studies on Self Sterility and the Be- 
 havior of Self-Sterile I'lants, Genetics; (With 
 C. G. Williams) The Soy Bean, Its Culture and 
 Uses, O. Agr. E.vp. Sta. But., 312, 1917; 
 Assoc. Ed.. O. Jour, of Sci. Mem., A. A. 
 A. S.; Am. Genetic Assn.; Am. Soc. Agron. 
 Married Ethel Nation ('08), Ag 31, 1909, Che- 
 banse. 111. (jhildren: Robert Nation, b. S 14, 
 191 1 ; Jean Eloise, b. Ap 16, 1916. Address, 
 315 i6tli Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 3506. MINNIE LEONORA PARKER 
 
 (STULTS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3197) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 21, 1884, Blue Mound, 
 
 111.; d. Charles Martin (b. N. C.) and Lydia 
 
 Leonora (Wright) Parker (b. Christian Co., 
 
 111.). Prepared in Taylorville Tp. J I. S. Phi 
 
 Beta Kappa; Kappa Alpha Tlieta. Married 
 
 ICliner Emerson Stults ('07), Mr 27, 1909. 
 
 Children: Margaret Caroline, b. N 16, 1910; 
 
 .Mien Parker, b. Je 13, 191 3; Helen Louise, b. 
 
 S 5, 1914. Address, 4316 N. Winchester Ave., 
 
 Chicago. 
 
 3507- WASHINGTON WARREN PARKER 
 (Son of No. 244) 
 Testing Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 8, 1884, 
 Chicago; s. Washington Leroy ('80), (b. Mr 
 27, 1856, St. Louis) and Anna (Pilcher) Park- 
 er (b. Mr 27, 1856, St. Louis). Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S. Operating and Testing Depts., Com- 
 monwealth Edison Co., Chicago, ist Lt., Engrs., 
 1917; Capt., 139th Engrs.; Mustered out, Ja, 
 1919. Married Mary Adeline Eggleston, Ag 
 24, 1907. Child, Alma Elizabeth, b. Ap 12, 1909. 
 Address, 5317 Maryland Ave., Chicago. 
 
 35"8. IRENE MARY PARSONS (KEGG) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., igio; b. Ag 10, 
 1885. Chicago; d. Robert W. (b. Kan.) and 
 Estelle L. (Markham) Parsons (b. I'a.). Pre- 
 pared in Hyde Park 11. .S., Chicago. Atlienean; 
 Prelim. Honors; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 
 Math., H. S., Harrisburg, 1908-9; Teacher, 
 Music, H. S., Dallas, Tex., 1910-11; Asst. 
 Mgr., catalogue dept., Hibbard, Spencer, Bart- 
 lett & Co., Chicago, 1911-13; Teacher, H. S., 
 Huntington Beach, Calif., 1913-14. Married 
 Robert Loriiig Kegg. Je 20, 1914, Los Angeles. 
 Children: Robert Parsons, b. F 20, igi.s; James 
 .Sidney, b. Ja 30, 1918 (died Mr 21, 1918). 
 .iddress, Montebello, Calif. 
 
 3509. ARTHUR PEARMAN 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. N 20, 1884, Cham- 
 paign; s. Dr. John Thomas (b. O 19, 1829, 
 lilizabethtown, Ky.) and Mae (Columbia) 
 Pcarman (b. Ap 14, 1853, Champaign). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. M. D., Rusli Med. 
 Coll., 1910. Delta Tau Delta; Phi Rho Sigma. 
 Physician, Rockford, 111., 1912 — . Mem., Co., 
 State and Nat. Med. Socs.; Attending Staff of 
 Rockford Hosp. Married Katherine Keeler, 
 D 12, 1914, Rockford, 111. Child, Polly, b. N 12, 
 1917. Address, 1521 Camp Ave.. Rockford, 111. 
 
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 3510. LEONORA PERRY 
 Ed. Asst.; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1909; 
 b. Ja 31, 1886, Cincinnati; d. Nelson Williams 
 and Minnie (Stokes) Perry. Prepared in Box- 
 wood Sell, for Girls; Smith Coll. Ed. Asst. 
 in Agr. Exp. Sta., igog- — . Address, 610 S. 
 Matthews Ave., Urbana.t 
 
 351 1. WINIFRED ALMINA PERRY 
 (Sister of Nos. 2483, 3906) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; M. A., igu; b. 
 Je 3, 1885; d. Ebenezer (b. Mr 15, 1842, Pon- 
 tiac. 111.) and Almina (McVey) Perry (b. S ii, 
 1848, Allepo, Pa.). Prepared in Pontiac Tp. 
 H. S. Athenean; Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors. Teacher, 1908-13; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1913-14; Teacher, 1914 — . 
 Address, 712 California St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 Hibbing. Miss. 
 
 3512. MARY ESTHER PFEIL 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1917; b. F 24, 
 1877, Chandlerville, 111.; d. Conrad (b. 1826. 
 Ger.) and Kunagunda (Walter) Pfeil (b. F 
 26, 1830, do.). Prepared in Arenzville H. S. ; 
 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1897-9, igoi-3. Teacher, 
 Greenview, III., 1908-9; do., H. S., Kankakee, 
 111., 1918—. Address, Arenzville, 111. 
 
 3513. GEORGE EDWARD PFISTERER 
 Engr. Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 22, 
 1886; s. George Adam (b. 1855, Stein, Ger.) 
 and Mary (Wyler) Pfisterer (b. i860, Alton, 
 111.). Prepared in Sterling H. S. Theta Delta 
 Chi; M. E. Soc. Engr. Salesman, Green Engng. 
 Co., 1909-15; Salesman, Elston & Co., 1917; 
 do., Boubright & Co., (Chicago, 1915-17; Engr. 
 Salesman, Green Fuel Economizer Co., 1918^. 
 Mem., A. S. M. E., 1912-18; West. Soc. of 
 Engrs., 1913-18; City Club of Chicago, 1914- 
 18; mini Club of Chicago, 1915-18. Married 
 Ethel Kaehler, My 15, 191 6, Chicago. Child, 
 Ruth Marie, b. F 7, 1917. Address, 4538 Mai- 
 den St., Chicago; bus. add.. Room 311 The 
 Rookery, do. 
 
 3514. LYDIA ANN PHILLIPS 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. My 24, 1883, Colum- 
 bus, O. ; d. David Everette (b. 1842, Rutland, 
 Mass.) and Jane (O'Reilly) Phillips (b. 1858, 
 Marysville, 0.). Prepared in East H. S., Col- 
 umbus, O. A. B., O. St. Univ., 1905. Ref. 
 Libn., Pub. Sch. Lib., Columbus, O. Mem., 
 O. Lib. Assn.; Columbus Lib. Club; Assn. of 
 Coll. Alumnae. Address, 175 Lexington Ave., 
 Columbus, O. 
 
 3515. RAYMOND CLARK PIERCE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 24, 1887. 
 Evanston, 111.; s. Reuben Edward (b. 1857, 
 111.) and Fannie Forest (Gilham) Pierce (b. 
 i860, 111.). Prepared in DeKalb H. S.; Milli- 
 kin Univ. Acad.; Millikin Univ., 1904-5. Tri- 
 angle; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Final Honors. 
 Draftsman, 1908-9; Civ. Engr., hydraulic work, 
 1910-11; Hydraulic Engr. in LI. S. Forest Ser- 
 vice, igii-12; Jr. Engr. in U. S. Geol. Sur.. 
 1912-16; Instr." Civ. Engng.. Purdue Univ.. 
 1916-17. 2nd Lt., 495th Aero Const. Sqdn., A. 
 E. F., France; Mustered out, Ja 23. 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 112 Springer, Edwardsville, 111. 
 
 3516. RALPH ALFRED PILLINGER 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 21, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. William Alfred (b. N 15, 1858, 
 Bristol, Eng.) and Edith Maria (Webb) Pill- 
 inger (b. Ja 20, i860, Chicago). Prepared in 
 Austin H. S. Chi Psi; Coll. Dancing Club; 
 Arch. Club; Varsity Swimming and Water 
 Polo; Class Football. With W. A. Pillinger 
 Co., Mason Contrs., Chicago. Address, 239 
 N. Waller Ave.. Austin Sta., Chicago; bits, 
 add., 118 N. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 3517. NELLIE MILDRED PORTERFIELD 
 
 (KERCH) 
 (Wife of No. 3437; Sister of Nos. 2788, 5877) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 10. 1888, Sidney, 
 111.; d. Millard Fillmore (b. F 17, i849,Worth- 
 ington. Pa.) and Isabella Julia (Cole) Porter- 
 field (b. Ag 28, 1861, do.). Prepared in Fair- 
 mount H. S. Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Alethenai; Prelim, and Final Honors; Pres., 
 Women's League. Married Walter W. Kerch 
 ('08), Je 8, 1911, Fairmount, 111. Children: 
 Barbara Louise, b. O 12, 1912; Richard Walter, 
 b. Ag II, 1916. Address, 241 1 C. St., Granite 
 City, 111. 
 
 3518. HIRAM JAMES POWERS 
 (Brother of No. 1947) 
 Contr. and Lumberman; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 S 2, 1885, Edinburg, 111.; s. E. Darwin (b. Mr 
 7, 1847, Perrysburg, O.) and Augusta G. 
 (Ryan) Powers (b. Jl 28, 1858, Taylorville, 
 111.). Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S. C. 
 E. Club; Shield and Trident; Yoxan; 111. Club; 
 Alpha Tau Omega. Dir., Marsh-Hutton-Powers 
 Co., Ltd.; Pres., Dominion Shingle & Cedar 
 Co., Ltd.; Dir. and Mgr., Pacific Logging Co., 
 Ltd.; Dir., Marsh-Bourne-Powers Co., Ltd. 
 Address, 320 Pacific Bldg., Vancouver, B. C. 
 
 3519. THOMAS WILLIAM QUINLAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 20, 1887, Springfield, 
 III.; s. Thomas W. (b. 1863, Naples, 111.) and 
 Virginia Frances (Lacey) Quinlan (b. 1862, 
 Hannibal, Mo.). Prepared in Springfield H. 
 S.; Harvard Law Sch., igog. Lawyer, Spring- 
 field, 111. Special Employee, Bur. of Investi- 
 gation, U. S. Dept. of Justice, igi2-i8. Mem., 
 K. P.; I. O. O. F.; A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. 
 Married Courtney C. Kepner, My 31, 1917, 
 Springfield, 111. Address, 209 E. Capital Ave., 
 Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 730 Reisch Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 3520. JOSE DE LA RAMA 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 8, 1882, Bacaloa, 
 Negros, Occidental. P. I.; s. Agripino de la 
 Rama. Prepared in Santa Clara Coll., Calif. 
 .■iddress, Bacaloa, Negros, Occidental P. Lt 
 
 3521. JESSIE EULALIA RAMBO 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. Prepared in HI. 
 
 St. Norm. Univ., 1895-6; 1900-2. Final Hon- 
 ors. Address, Canyon, Tex.t 
 
 3522. HOWARD ALDEN RAY • 
 Bank Teller; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 15. 
 1882, Libertyville. 111.; s. Cassius William and 
 Mary Jane (Merrick) Ray. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Eng. Club. With St. Lab. Nat. Hist., 
 191S-16; Teller, St. Bank, Peabody, Kan. Mar- 
 ried Hazel Edith Runyon, Ag 4, 19 14. Ad- 
 dress, Peabody, Kan. 
 
 3523. *JOHN FRANKLIN RENO 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 22, 1882, 
 Browning, III.; s. William Delno (b. Mr 1863, 
 do.) and Rebecca Salome (Trone) Reno (b. Ag 
 12, 1864, do.). Prepared in Browning H. S. 
 Band; Orchestra. Chief Draftsman, Moline 
 Auto. Co., East Moline, 111., 1908-17; Chief 
 Engr., Auto. & Motor Dept., Root &• Van Der- 
 voort Engng. Co., 1917-18. Mem., Moline Cml. 
 Club; Univ. Club of Moline, 1915-18; Soc. of 
 Automobile Engrs., 191 7-1 8. Married Florence 
 Oliva Peterson, Mr 15, 191 1, Geneseo, III. 
 Step Child, Gilbert Peterson. Died 1918, Mo- 
 line. 111. 
 
 3524. RAYMOND ELDER ROBINSON 
 (Son of Nos. 246, 268; Brother of No. 7896) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 6, 1886, 
 St. Paul; s. Albert Fowler ('80), (b. O 12, 
 1853. Henry, Marshal Co., 111.) and Loretta 
 (Elder) Robinson ('81), (b. S 27. i860. Knob 
 Prairie, Marion Co., 111.). Prepared in Topeka 
 
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 323 
 
 (Kan.) H. S. Tau Beta Pi; M. E. Soc, Treas., 
 Pres.; Prelim. Honors; Grad. Scholarship in 
 M. E. : Varsity Scrubs P.asketliall; Class Basket- 
 ball, Capt., Capt. and Mgr. Faculty Basketball. 
 With Otto Gas. Engine Works, Chicago, 1909- 
 11; Draftsman, Designer and Supt., T. W. 
 Snow Const. Co., Chicago, 1911-16; Instr., 
 Mach. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1916. With Stand- 
 ish & Allen, Chicago, 1916; with Webster 
 Engng. Co., do., 1916. Sergt., Bat. F, ist 111. F. 
 A., 1916; Lt. F. A. R. C, 1917; 331st F. A. N. 
 A., Camp Grant, 111., 1917; Capt., F. A. R. C, 
 Frante, 1918 — . Mem., lUini Club of Chicago; 
 2nd Coiigr. Church. Married Geneva Rhodes 
 Chacey, S 8, 1917, Oak Park, 111. Address. 
 166 N. Scoville Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 3525. AMY LUCILE ROLFE (ENERSON) 
 (Daughter of No. 14; Sister of Nos. 1407, 
 1759, 1957) 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; b. Urbana; d. 
 Charles Wesley ('7^), (b. Ap 17, 1850, Arling- 
 ton Heights, 111.) and Martha Kinsman (Far- 
 ley) Rolfe. Prepared in Univ. Acad. A. M. Col- 
 umbia, 1916. Instr., Home Econ., Univ. of Mont. 
 1Q16-17; do., Univ. of Mo., 1917-18. Auth.: 
 Interior Decoration, 19 17. Married A. E. En- 
 erson, F 17, 19 19. Address, Univ. of Mo., 
 Columbia, Mo. 
 
 3526. FRANKLIN NEWTON ROPP 
 Struct. Designer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 
 4, 1883. Hudson, 111.; s. Christian (b. 111.) 
 and Magdelena (Hadler) Ropp (b. O.). Pre- 
 pared in Chicago Eng. H. and Man. Tr. Schs. 
 Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; Track team. Engng. 
 practice, 1908-10; U. S. Surv., G. L. O., 1910- 
 13; do., Calif., 1913-14; Designer and Supt., 
 Moorer & Deenford, Chicago, 1914-17; Struct. 
 Designer, Shattuck & Hussey, Chicago, 19 17 — . 
 Mem., Idaho Soc. of Engrs. Married Lucile 
 Margerite Smutz, Je 3, 1914, San Francisco. 
 Child, William Franklin, b. N 7, 1916. Address, 
 6321 Greenview Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3527. HAROLD DENIO ROTH 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Ag 2, 1879, Rantoul, 
 III.; s. Thomas Joseph (b. D 3, 1846, Circle- 
 ville, O.) and Anna Maria (Eubank) Roth (b. 
 Ap 14, 1848, Covington, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Rantoul H. S. B. S., Univ. of Neb., 1905- 
 Kappa Sigma. • Lawyer, Webber & Roth, Ur- 
 bana, 1908-18; Asst. St. Atty., Champaign Co., 
 1912 — . Mem., Congr. Church; B. P. O. E.; 
 Ihiiv. Club. Address, 603 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 3528. FREDERICK JOHN ROUTSON 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 27, 1880; 
 s. Judson A. (b. Mr 29, 1849, Wooster.O.) 
 and Elisa S. (Robinson) Routson (b. F 22, 
 1853, Lockport, N. Y.). Prepared in Toledo 
 (O.) H. S. Kappa Sigma; Class Baseball. 
 Struct. Designer, C. & N. W. R. R., 1908-9; 
 111. Steel Co., 1910; Am. Bridge Co., 191 1; 111. 
 Steel Bridge Co., Jacksonville, 111. Married 
 Clara Elizabeth Spencer, Ag 27, 1907, Milwau- 
 kee. Children: Helen Jane, b. O 31, 1909; 
 Frederick Judson, b. Mr 24, 191 2. Address, 
 c/o 111. Steel Bridge Co., Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 3529. NELLIE IRENE RUTLEDGE 
 Business; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 10, 1885, 
 Hersman, 111.; d. Charles (b. D 10, 1859, Pitts- 
 field, 111.) and Amanda (Patterson) Rutledge 
 (b. My 27, i860, Versailles, 111.). Prepared in 
 Mt. Sterling H. S. Der Deutsche Verein; Educ. 
 Club. Asst. Prin., Augusta H. S., 1908-9; 
 Traveling, 1909-1912; Millinery Business in St. 
 Johns, Mich., 1912. Mem., 20th Century Lit- 
 erary Club. Mt. Sterling. Address, Mt. Sterl- 
 ing, Ill.t 
 
 3530. JOSE GORGONIO SANVICTORES 
 
 Special Agt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 9, 1887, 
 Pateros Rizal, P. I.; s. Clemente Sanvictores 
 y Martin (b. N 23, 1855, Pasig, Rizal, P. I.) 
 and Restituta Cotarra (Santos) Sanvictores 
 (b. My 17, 1856, Pateros, do.). Prepared in 
 Santa Barbara H. S., CaWi; Oberlin Acad., 
 Oberlin, O. ; Univ of 111., summer sessions. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Agr. Club; winner of Hazel- 
 ton Medal. Agr. Asst., Pasig, Rizal, 1908-9; 
 Teacher, Morong, Rizal, 1909-11; Clerk, do., 
 1911-18; Special Agt. of the Sec. of Agr. and 
 Natural Resources, 191 S — . Capt., Q. M. C. 
 Philippine Nat. Guard, 191 8. Employed in ser- 
 vice of Philippine govt, since graduation. Mem., 
 The Rising (feneration, Pres., 1909-10; Pres., 
 The Guiding Star, 191 1; The Phillippine Col- 
 umbian Assn., 1908-17, Sec, 1917, Sec.-Treas., 
 1918 — ; Pres., Philippino Soc. of Technical 
 Agr., 1917; Aero Club of the Philii)pines, 1918. 
 Married Felipa Serrano y Leopando, F 17, 
 1913, Paete, Laguna. Children: Ruby Con- 
 cepcion, b. O 18, 1913; Soledad Concepcion, b. 
 O 18, 1914; Socorro Concepcion, b. Ag 28, 
 1916; Jose (iorgonio, b. Mr 5, 1918. Address, 
 Pasig, "Rizal, P. I.; bus add., c/o Bur. of Agr.. 
 Manila, P. I. 
 
 3531. AGNES LUCY SARGENT (BLOSSOM) 
 (Sister of G583) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. O 14, 1886, 
 Methuen, Mass.; d. Walter Scott (b. do.) and 
 Agnes Gertrude (Jackman) Sargent (b. Salem. 
 N. H.). Prepared in Methuen II. S.; Lowell 
 Norm. Sch.; Lawrence Tr. Sch., 1903-5. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; French and Spanish Clubs; Teach- 
 er, Leavitt Inst., 1908-11; do., Luzerne Co. In- 
 dus. Sch. for Bo)'s; do., Indus. Sch. and Farm 
 for Homeless boys. Married Alden Blossom, 
 Je 20, 1911. Address, Newton Square, Pa. 
 
 3532. JOHN HENRY SAWYER 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 12, 1865, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. John (b. Mr 22, 1834) and 
 Elizabeth (Martin) Sawyer (b. O 16, 1842) 
 Prepared in Acad.; Adrian Coll., 1886-7; Grad. 
 Norm. Sch.. 111., 1895. Scholarship, Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1908. A. M., Univ. of Chicago. Teach 
 er, Sc, Boise, Idaho. Mem., Illini Club, Boise 
 \Married Eva Mary Moon, 1899, Tuscola, 111 
 Child, Donald, b. F 18, 1903. Address, 1117 N 
 nth Ave., Boise, Idaho. 
 
 3533. ALBERT CHARLES SCHERTZ 
 
 (Brother of No. 3166) 
 
 A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. N 20, 1884, Tis- 
 
 kilwa. 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ger.) and Catherine 
 
 (Stouffer) Schertz (b. Ger.). Prepared in Tis- 
 
 kilwa H. S. Address, Tiskilwa. Ill.t 
 
 3534. ARTHUR SCHWERIN 
 Secretary; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 22, 1885, 
 Burlington, la.; s. Fred J. (b. Ja 28, 1850, 
 Rohrberg, Ger.) and Fredericka (Klopp) 
 Schwerin (b. S 4, 1862, do.). Prepared in Bur- 
 lington (la.) H. S. Triangle; C. E. Club; 
 Der Deutsche Verein. Salesman, 1908-ri; Sec, 
 Burlington Willow Ware Shops, 1911 — . Mar- 
 ried Minnie Hoelzen, Jl 12, 1912. .4ddress, 
 1613 Lincoln, Burlington, la. 
 
 3535. HIRAM THOMPSON SCOVILL 
 
 (Husband of No. 4921) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 22, 1885, 
 Leaf River Tp., 111.; s. William Preston (b. D 
 29, 1852, Leaf River Tp., 111.) and Tresa 
 Josephine (Thompson) Scovill (b. O 10, 1855, 
 Cold Springs, Ont., Can.). Prepared in Rock- 
 ford H. S. Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Final Honors; Treas., Sr. Class; Pres., 
 Cml. Club; Capt., Class Bowling Team; Class 
 Football, Basket Ball, and Baseball. With 
 McGregor, Chase & Co., C. P. A.'s and Be- 
 
324 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1908 
 
 loitte, Plender Griffiths & Co., Accts. and 
 Auditors, 1908-13; Instr., La Salle Exten. 
 Univ., 1908-13; Asst. Prof., Accountancy, Univ. 
 of 111., 1913— ; 111. St. Pub. Utilities Comn., 
 summer, 1914. Auth. : Farm Accounting, D. 
 Appleton & Co., 1918; Ed., Beta Gamma Sigma 
 Exchange, Vol. I, No. i, Mr 1918; several Mag. 
 articles. Mem., Congr. Church; Pres., Men's 
 Brotherhood Class; Mem., Illini Club of Chi- 
 cago; Ft. Dearborn Club; Tovifn and Country 
 Club, 1908-13; Nat. Sec, Beta Gamma Sigma, 
 1017; Sec.-Treas., Am. Assn. of Univ. Instrs. in 
 Accounting, 191 7; Univ. Club of Urbana, 
 1916 — ; Am. Econ. Assn., 1914 — . Married 
 Edith Eliza Stewart ('11), Ag 31, 1912, Ur- 
 bana. Children: William Stewart, b. Tl i, 
 1913; Mary Josephine, b. F 13, 1915; Janet 
 Ruth, b. O 31, 1918. Address, 60s Michigan 
 Ave., Urbana; b^ts. add., 305 Commerce Bldg., 
 Univ. of III., do. 
 
 3536. EDITH NAOMI SCROGGIN (BROWN) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 12, 1887, 
 Lexington, 111.; d. Austin Holmes (b. My 12, 
 1856) and Edith Mabel (Preble) Scroggin (b. 
 F 2, 1859). Prepared in Lexington H. S. 
 Athenean. Teacher, Havana H. S., 111., igo8- 
 10; do.. Canton H. S., 111., 1910-12. Gen. 
 Supt. of H. S. Papers and Critic of Annual, 
 Maroon & White, monthly magazine; Pennant, 
 weekly newspaper; Cantonian, high school an- 
 nual; pub. by Pantagraph Co., Bloomington, 
 111. Pres., Chautauqua Reading Circle. Mar- 
 ried Wallace K. Brown, Ag 31, 19 12, Pied- 
 mont, Calif. Address, Lexington, 111. 
 
 3537. ARTHUR TERWILLIGER SEAMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 17, 1885, 
 Belvidere, 111.; s. Louis N. (b. 1853, Castile, 
 N. Y.) and Helen (Terwilliger) Seaman (b. 
 Belvidere, 111.). Prepared in Elgin H. S. 
 With Paving Contr., 1907-9; Cement Const, 
 work, Elgin, 111., 1909-11; with Cosmopolitan 
 Elec. Co., Const. Dept., 191 1 — . Married Rnby 
 D. Hyden, Je 18, 1912. Address, 6440 Sanga- 
 mon St., Chicago; bus. add.. City Hall, Room 
 403, do.\ 
 
 3538. HERMENEGILDO SEVILLA 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 13, 1884, Malabon, 
 Rizal, P. I.; s. Timotel Sevilla. Prepared in 
 Univ. of Calif. Address, Culion, P. I.f 
 
 3539. AGNES NANCY SHANNON 
 
 (FORLAW) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ja 2, 1884, Freeport, 111.; 
 d. Robert M. (b. jl 19, 1838, Wilkesbarre, Pa.) 
 and Anna Louise (Hoeken) Shannon (b. Mr 
 6, 1844, Meinbriizen, Brunswick, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Freeport H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; H 
 Sc. Club; Y. W. C. A. Teacher of Dom. Sc, 
 Hinckley, Minn., 1909; do.. Girls' Indus. Sch., 
 Delaware, O., 1909-11; do.. Savannah, C^a., 
 1912-16. Married Joseph N. Forlaw, N 16, 
 1916, Freeport, 111. Child, Ethel Shannon, 
 b. N IS, 1917. Address, 304 W. 41st., Sa- 
 vannah, Ga. 
 
 3S40. JAMES WILLIAM SHAW 
 Engr. and Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 
 31, 1881, Springfield, Mass.; s. James (b. Glas- 
 gow, Scotland) and Agnes Violet (Campbell) 
 Shaw (b. Charlottetown, Prince Edward 
 Island). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Sigma 
 Xi. With Allis-Chalmers Co., Milwaukee, 
 1908-10; do., New York City, 1910-16; do., 
 Milwaukee, 1916; Engr. and Engng. Salesman, 
 do., 1916-17. Capt., Co. A, ist Bn. Engrs., 
 Wis. Nat. Ciuard, 1917; Capt., Co. D, 2nd Bn., 
 107th Engrs.. A. E. F., France. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E.; A. F. A. M., 1912. Married Nina 
 Esther Dieterle, Ag 4, 191 5, Chicago. Address, 
 Allis-Chalmers Co., 24 Park PI., New York 
 City. 
 
 3541. LOUISE SHIPMAN (WAGNER) 
 (Wife of No. 3588; Sister of No. 2511) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 5, 1885, DeKalb, 
 111.; d. Madison Daniel (b. Je 11, 1848, Virgil, 
 N. Y.) and Sarah Jane (Bradt) Shipman (b. 
 O 16, 1848, Garoga, N. Y.). Prepared in DeKalb 
 Tp. H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim. Honors; Choral Soc 
 Deputy to Grand V. P., Kappa Alpha Theta. 
 IMarried Fritz Wagner, Jr. ('08), Jl 30, 1910, 
 DeKalb, 111. Child, Louise, b. Ja 8, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, s6i Hawthorne Lane, Winnetka, 111. 
 3542. FRANK SIMPSON 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 7, 1880, Chris- 
 tian Co., 111.; s. Wesley (b. Ja 9, 1831, Harri- 
 son Co., O.) and Martha Scott (Cheney) Simp- 
 son (b. N I, i8s4, Louisville, Ky.). Prepared 
 in Rosemond H. S.; Univ. Acad. Delta Upsi- 
 lon; Alpha Gamma Rho. Salesman, Internat. 
 Harvester Co., 1908; Farmer, Pana, 111. Mar- 
 ried Grayce Arnold Triece, Ja 28, 1909, Shelby- 
 ville. 111. Child, Grayce Virginia, b. My 4, 
 1 910. Address, R. 4, Pana, Ill.f 
 3543. CHARLES MONROE SLAYMAKER 
 
 Engineer; A. B. in C. E.; b. Ja 5. 1883, 
 Whiteside Co., 111.; s. Samuel Llenry (b. F 
 1842, Lancaster Co., Pa.) and Mary E. (Blean) 
 Slaymaker (b. Ap 1849, Cumberland Co., Pa.). 
 Prepared in Albany H. S.; Geneseo Collegiate 
 Inst. Triangle; C. E. Club; Y. M. C. A. With 
 III. St. Highway Comn., 1908-9; City Engr., 
 Champaign, 1909-10; 111. St. Highway Dept., 
 1910-12; In business, Ottawa, 111., 1912-14; Dist. 
 Engr., 111. St. Highway Dept. and Div. of 
 Highways of Dept. of Pub. Works and Bldg., 
 1914 — . Mem., Presby. Church; Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Bertha Emma Welshans, 
 N 29, 1913, Ottawa, 111. Child, Charles Mon- 
 roe, Jr., b. Ag 16, 1915. Address, 6i8a N. 
 10th St., East St. Louis, HI. 
 
 3544. CLAIRE HOWLAND WALLACE 
 SMITH 
 
 Irrigation Supt.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 26, 
 1886, Chicago; s. George Wallace (b. Je 16, 
 1851, Lincoln, N. Y.) and Julia Parker (Dur- 
 fee) Smith (b. N 18, i8si, Ontario, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Hoopeston H. S. ; Armour Acad.; 
 Armour Inst., 1904; Phi Kappa Psi; Yoxan; 
 Varsity Track Team, Cross Country Team, 
 Class Football, 1906. Engr., Trinchera Canal 
 Co., 1908-9; Engr. in charge, do., igog-ii; 
 Field Engr., George H. Paul Orchard Co., 
 Pueblo, Colo.; Irrigation Supt., Maxwell Ditch 
 &• Reservoir Co., Maxwell, N. M., 1917 — . 
 Co. B. 111. Nat. Guard; ist Lt., Engr. Reserve 
 Corps, A. E. F., France, 191 7 — . Mem. A. 
 S. C. E. Married Mary Helen Daw, N is, 
 1916, Fort Morgan, Colo. Address, Blanca, 
 Colo. 
 
 3545. ELLIS EDWIN SMITH 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 14, 1883, 
 Marshalltown, la.; s. John Ream (b. Jl 23, 
 1841, Greensburg, O.) and Phebe (Gardner) 
 Smith (b. Ap 19, 1845, Frankenthal, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Joliet H. S. Track Team; Treas., 
 Jr. Class; Class football. Field Clerk, Fore- 
 man and Supt. of Const., Roberts & Schaefer 
 Co., 1909; Engr., Deere Co. in Efficiency Engr. 
 Dept., 191 2 — . Address, 113 Park Ave., Joliet, 
 111.; bus. add., 514^4 20th St., Moline, Ill.t 
 3546. IRVIN WEBSTER SMITH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2S16, 2820, 3S47) 
 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; 
 b. Je 3. 1877, Danville, 111.; s. John Eli (b. 
 D 3, 1854, do.) and Mary Ellen (Firebaugh) 
 Smith (b. D 11, T85S, do.). Prepared in Dan- 
 ville Summer Sch. Math. Club; Scholarship 
 in Math. Asst. ProL Math., N. Dak. Agr. Coll. 
 Chm., Adv. Bd., N. Dak. Agr. Coll. Y. M. C. 
 A. Married Bertha E. Smith, Je 14, 1899, 
 Armstrong, 111. Children: Marie, b. S 2, 190.S; 
 Dorothy, b. My 23, 19 11. Address, 4$ Maple 
 Ave., Kankakee, Ill.f 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 325 
 
 3547- LESLIE ALDEN SMITH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2820, 2516, 3546) 
 Salesman; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. N 6, 
 
 1886, Armstrong, III.; s. John Eli (b. D 3, 
 1854, Danville, 111.) and Mary Ellen (Fire- 
 bau^h) Smith (b. U 11, 1855, do.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Mgr., 
 1908 lUio. Salesman, Universal Portland Ce- 
 ment Co., Chicago; do., Philadelphia. Mem., 
 Univ. Club of Chicago; Alpha Delta Phi Club, 
 N. Y. Address, c/o Manufacturers' Club, 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 3548. LOWELL BABCOCK SMITH 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Jl 4, 1883, Sycamore, 
 111.; s. Olin Henry (b. O 15, 1856, Bristol, Vt.) 
 and Lillian Viola Babcock (b. D 23, 1858, 
 Blackberry, 111.). Prepared in Sycamore H. S. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phoeni,x; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Adelphic; Witenageniote Law Court; Pres., 
 Ath. Assn.; Class Mem. Speaker; Philo-Adel- 
 
 ghic Contest; Class Baseball teams; Varsity 
 aseball Aquad. Atty., Sycamore, 111., 1908- 
 12; St. Atty., DeKalb Co., 111., 1912 — . Auth.: 
 The States Atty. — His Powers and Problems, 
 D, 1917. Mem., DeKalb Co. Bar Assn.; Sec, 
 Sycamore Indus. Club; V. P., 111. States Atty. 
 Assn., 1915; Sec. Treas., do., 1916; Pres., do., 
 1917; 111. St. Ear Assn.; Chm., Legal Advisory 
 Bd., DeKalb Co., 111.; Govt. Appeal Agt., do. 
 Married Lenore McElroy, Ap 25, 1908, Louis- 
 ville, Ky. Children: James Lowell, b. S 22, 
 1909; Bruce, b. D 25, 1915. Address, 133 
 Mason Court, Sycamore; bus. add., Court 
 House, do. 
 
 3549. NELLIE ELIZABETH SMITH 
 WAUGHTEL (GRADY) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Osman, 111.; d. E. R. 
 and Rachel E. (Murphy) Smith. Prepared in 
 Cuba II. S.; Eureka Coll. Eng. Club; Athen- 
 ean; H. Sc. Club; Prelim. Honors. Married 
 L. W. Waughtel, Je 4, 1902 (died S 30, 1902); 
 Orlistus R. Grady, Ap s. 191 1. Child, Orlistus 
 Robert, b. Mr 8, 1915. Address, Cuba, 111. 
 
 3S50. RUFUS WILLIAM SMITH 
 Real Est. Bus.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 23, 
 
 1887, Urbana; s. Jacob Mirvin (b. My 4. i*^54, 
 do.) and Belle (Clift) Smith (b. Ag 17, 1864, 
 do.). Prepared in Urbana II. S. Agr. Club. 
 Asst. Mgr. of an estate; Dealer in Wools and 
 Hides; Land Agt.; Farmer; Real Est. Bus., 
 Logansport, Ind. 2nd Lt., Air Service, Camp 
 Sherman, Mo. Married Teena Hastings, N 
 17, 1909, Urbana. Children: Lois, b. Ag 
 10, 1910; Max, b. Ap 19, 1913. Address, Box 
 409, Logansport, Ind. 
 
 3S5I. *STANLEY S. SNYDER 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 2, 1887, Danville, 
 111.; s. David D. (b. On, 1848, Bedford, Pa.) 
 and Orph A. (Bodine) Snyder (b. O 7, 1853, 
 Plymouth, O.). Prepared in Danville H. S. 
 Sigma Chi; Yoxan; Shield and Trident; Ku 
 Klux. Mfr., Carriages and Buggies; Pres. 
 Brady Branch Coal Co. Married Ida L. Mattis, 
 O 3, 1912. Children: Mary Edith, b. Ap 25, 
 1915; David Mattis, b. O 25, 1916. Died Jl 
 7, 1918, Danville, 111. 
 
 3552. LIEF PEDER BJORGVIN SOLBERG 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. N 29, 1883, Christiania, 
 Norway; s. Carl Solberg. Prepared in Otto 
 Anderson H. S., Christiania, Norway. Ad- 
 dress, Christiania, Norway. t 
 
 3553. *ELSIE ROBERTA SONNTAG 
 (Sister of Nos. 2253, 3554) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 21, 1885, Plain- 
 field, 111.; d. Albert (b. D 13, 1858, Homer, 
 111.) and Mary Lucretia (Kettering) Sonntag 
 (b. F I, 1857, Lemont, 111.). Prepared in 
 Plainfield and Joliet H. S. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Died Ap 20, 191 5, Plainfield, 111. 
 
 3554. VIOLA HOPE SONNTAG (BUSH) 
 (Sister of Nos. 2253, 3553) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 29, 1884, Plainfield, 
 111.; d. Albert (b. D 13, 1858, Homer, 111.) and 
 Mary Lucretia (Kettering) Sonntag (b. F i, 
 1857, Lemont, 111.). Prepared in Plainfield 
 and Joliet Tp. H. Schs. Kappa Alpha Theta. 
 Teacher, Plainfield H. S., 1908-10; do., Mar- 
 engo H. S., 1913-15. Married Edward Morse 
 Hush, Ap II, 1917, Plainfield, 111. Address, 
 Plainfield, 111. 
 
 3555- FANNIE GRACE CLARA SPENCER 
 (PHILLIPS) 
 B. S. in Sc; A. M.; b. N 5, 1886, Clayton, 
 N. J.; d. Addison Grant (b. D 27, 1865, Bridg- 
 ton, N. J.) and Emma Jane (Kinckiner) 
 Si)encer (b. S 7, 1864, Norristown, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Belleville, 111. Alpha Xi Delta. H. 
 S. Teacher, 1908-11; clerk, Chicago P. O. ; 
 Bookkeeper, Transportation Bldg., do., 1912- 
 14. Married Thomas J. Phillips, Ap, 1914. 
 Children: Rosemary, b. Ja, 1915; Francis Gail, 
 b. Ja, 1916. Address, 343 Branch St., Hartford, 
 Wis. 
 
 3556. JACOB LEANDER STAIR, JR. 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 15, 1883, 
 Altamont, 111.; s. Jacob Leander (b. Ag 29, 
 1858, Elkhart, Ind.) and Rachel Adaline (Ing- 
 ling) Stair (b. O 25, 1857, Bridgeport, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Altamont H. S.; Univ. Acad. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; 
 Prelim. Honors. Elec. Engr., George P. Ni- 
 chols & Bros., Chicago, 1908-11; Elec. Engr., 
 Nat. X-Ray Reflector Co., 19x1 — . Auth.: 
 Lighting from Concealed Sources. Married 
 Edith S. Sandberg, Ja i, 1913, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 7230 Yates Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 235 
 W. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 3557. HOWARD RUSSELL STANFORD 
 Specialist in Plant Breeding; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. N 7, 1884, Chatsworth, 111.; s. Williams S. 
 (b. D 2, 1838, Annsville, N. Y.) and Lucy 
 E. (Hutchinson) Stanford (b. Ja i, 1841, Ton- 
 ica. 111.). Prepared in Chatsworth H. S.; Univ 
 Acad. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Agr. Club; Final 
 Honors. Asst. to Prof. Crandall in Hort. 
 Plant Breeding, 1908; Farmer, 1908-14; First 
 Asst., Hort. Plant Breeding, Univ. of 111., 
 1914 — . Mem., Baptist Church. Married Dor- 
 othy M. Innes, D 24, 1908, Galesburg, 111. 
 Children: Doris Janet, b. S 21, 191 1; Helen 
 Lucile, b. N 4, 1914. Address, 403 W. Wash- 
 ington Blvd., Urbana. 
 
 3558. HERBERT COLE STEPHENS 
 Superintendent; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 14, 
 1883, Sycamore, 111.; s. Joseph B. (b. Ag 25, 
 1850, Genoa, 111.) and Martha M. (Cook) 
 Stephens (b. Ap 26, 1861, Monkton, Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Sycamore H. S. Sigma Xi. Meter 
 Tester, 1908-9; Chief Elect., 1909-12; Supt. of 
 Lines & R. R., 1912 — . Assoc, mem., A. I. E. 
 E. ; Nat. Elec. Light Assn. Married Ethel 
 Bernice Truly, Je 21, 191 1. Children: Robert 
 Truly, b. Je 4, 1914; Martha Eleanor, b. D 8, 
 1915. Address, 119 E. High St., Sycamore, 
 111.; bus. add., De Kalb Sycamore Elec. Co., 
 De Kalb, 111. 
 
 3559. CHARLES ARTHUR STEWART 
 Live Stock Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 25 
 1886 Cropsey, 111.; s. Arthur George and Del 
 la E. (McCullough) Stewart (b. N 22, 1861 
 Livingston Co., 111.). Prepared in Genoa H 
 S.; N. W. Acad. Delta Upsilon; Alpha Gam 
 ma Rho; Ku Klux; Shield and Trident; Foot 
 ball; Basketball. Married Eva Jane Sager 
 Ag 18, 191 1, Genoa, 111. Address, Genoa, 111 
 
Univeksiiv ok Illinois 
 
 326 
 
 3s6o. CHARLES SUMNER STEWART 
 
 Encineer; A. B. in Sc; B. S. in C. E., loog; 
 tngniecr ^,j^^,.,^^,^,,„. m ; s Augustus 
 
 cJsirV Ag 10. 1854. K"*^-''^^',^^"^ m'u 
 Barbara (Kile") Stewart O'- l' ->; 'IrVorm 
 shall. 111.), rreparea m East. 111. St. IVorm. 
 <;ch Ionian; Frehm. Honors; C. t. tluD, ^. 
 
 ^.;r^r^£' .V.o? {^ra?;in,a^. H: S-. Sa^heit 
 Screen & Chute Co.. J910-:-;; Draftsman Mm. 
 Point Zinc Co.. i9«-'3; *-^li'^='""\^..„^'\f.';; 
 North Piatt, Neb., iQi.^-iS; Engr.. Canadwn 
 Copper Co. Copper Cliff Ontario, 191 5-1^: 
 Fnsr , The Internat. Nickel Co. of tan., 
 r^'^fA Mem.. Copper Cliff Club. . Marr ed 
 osephine Harker, Ag.15. >9>o, P«o"»- Cj^'l^^ 
 Ven. Charlotte JosepWe, b. 1-5. '9U. .lohn 
 Harold, b. Ap^ 13. J9i7. Address. Copper 
 ClitT, Ontario, Can. 
 
 3561. ROSS McGEHEE STIFF 
 
 Chemist; B. S. i" Chetn.; b. F 25. ;|S5. 
 Hnrri^bxtrvr, 111.; s. Daniel (*>-. »ir 4. i'>-H. 
 Sine Co.'"lll.) and Manha .Lou.sa^McC.ehee^ 
 <5tirT (b D to, 1S4S. Oalatia. 111.'. ^ reparea 
 fn ?Hrrislnirg Tp. H. S.; HI. Coll.. 1003-5. Phi 
 \loha Cl.em Cub. Analytical Chem.. 1911: 
 m}I^ Chein V9.i-7r. Analytical Chem . 1913— 
 M^m V C S Married Gertrude A. Upton, 
 Stslchicago.^- Address. 3S05 W. 64th Place, 
 Chicago. 
 
 3562. SPENCER A. STINSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 7^38. 798i") 
 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S in <^- ^.j »>• S i^. 
 
 ;|^-ai:^^:vinl?^LraSiftt^-^-(i!nl?> 
 
 gferin^Vi^^pif'A^^: j^S,^^v 
 
 larl Park Und.) H. S Ath Ass..; ^ • t • 
 Club. Draftsman. N. \. C. | « ^ R. K.^ a^ 
 
 rT'ooSi'.: br^aftLan: N. V.'C. & H R- 
 R." R.", New York Citv, 191--M; A^st Engn, 
 
 .S; consulting Engr^B. ^^^^.-"oiga May 
 cSbes.''-N\^;. .9.6. New York City Child. 
 Suencer Dav s. b. D 30. 1917., AaiUtsi. c o a. 
 11 Davis, Whitehall Bldg.. New \ork City. 
 
 .:;o3 PAUL PRIME STONE 
 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 17. J^SS. 
 
 1 • ,i„ 111 • c l^nie'* Patterson (b. Je -, io3/' 
 
 'r) and Cordal" Adelaide (Taylpr) Stone 
 
 (b iSaT Kv.-). Prepared m Lincoln H. b., 
 
 Co Gen. Merchandise Store, 1910— Mem 
 16 O F ; M. W. A.: Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried " Ussve M. Slatery, S '^>. /*^"-. -\« '*'^' ' 
 daho. Children: Marj one Helen, bjl lo. 
 1912; Mary Elizabeth, b. Mr 12, 1914. --«" 
 dress. Ashton, Idaho. 
 
 -<;64 ELIZABETH TEN EYCK STOUT 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; A B >9'>9: b- ^ J^' 
 18S4; d. Francis Evarts (b. ->? 30, iS.;'. Lak? 
 Conio, Pa.) and M.-iry ^Keeler^ Mout . a>. N 
 M. °S.i. Auburn, N. Y.). Prepared m I et- 
 ^-1-4 '^\Iich> 11 S.; Univ. of Mich.. 19034. 
 \wtt Coll 1904-^. Athenean. Ref. Libn.. 
 Pub Ubn.: Si'oux- City la. Mem.' Presby. 
 Church. Address. i40t. Pearl St., Sioux City. 
 
 ^^' „6s FLEDA DEVERE STRAIGHT 
 
 •*^ ^' cMYERS) 
 
 (Wife of G 490: Sister of Nos. 3194. 544?) 
 
 A. B. & B. L. S.; b. S J2, .886, El Paso, HI.: 
 
 d. Lee Smith (b. D 23. '850, Croosey. Ilk"* 
 
 and Ida Mary tTanner-> Straight ^b. Ap 20. 
 
 3566. BERNARD ANDREW STRAUCH 
 
 (Husband of No. 500S; Brother of Nos. 2831. 
 
 39S6, 39S7, 5444) 
 
 p;'.ign. 
 
 3S69. *LOIS EDNA SWIGART 
 
 (HINSDALE) 
 
 A. B. ill L. & A.; b. S n, iSS6, Fanner 
 
 City, 111.; d. Otto H. (.b. do.) and Sarah 
 
 (,Heaton> Swigart (b. Delavan, 111.). Pre- 
 
 3570. NELLIE FLORENCE TAYLOR 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 8. i88o; 
 ~ - c" .., .0,- n ^ .....1 ■VT™^^.. 
 
 leacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 8. i88o; 
 d. .Xbraham B. (b. F 22, 1825, O.) and Nancy 
 U^ill) Taylor (b. S 12, 1842. Milford, Ky.). 
 Prepared, Lake View H. S_y Chicago;^ Chicago 
 
 35; I. ROY ELMER TAYLOR 
 (.Husband of No. 3492) 
 Farmer; B. S. in .-\gr. 
 
 Orange and Blue Dancing Club; Illini Staff: 
 Sec. Ath. Assn.; Class Baseball; Baseball 
 Squad. Married Grace Eleanor Murphy, ('o8\ 
 N 2t>, 1908, Tuscola, in. Children: Roy 
 Klmer, Jr., b. .\p 20. igio; George Edward, b. 
 F 15, 1912; Howard Gwinn. b. Mv 26, 191 ,"■ 
 Address, Maple Crest Farm, Towanda, 111. 
 
 357--. CARLON TEN BROECK 
 (Husband of No. 8700) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; h. S 3, 1885, Par- 
 sons, Kan.; s. .Andrew (b. S 2$. 1853. Pa.l 
 and Carrie D (.Mdrich) Ten Broeck (b. Ag 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 30, 1857, la.). Prepared in Parsons H. S. 
 M. ])., Harvard Aled. Sell., 1913. Lt., Med. 
 Corps, Camp Upton, N. Y., 1918. Married Janet 
 Kinaker ('i?>. Ap 27, :9i7. Address, 10 
 Nassau St., Princeton, N. J. 
 
 3573- FRED TERRILL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 8, 1884, Col- 
 chester, III.; s. Henry and Martha Terrill. 
 Prepared in Macomb 11. S. Bus. Mgr., Techno- 
 graph, 1908; Mgr., Class Baseball Team, 1907. 
 Married Mrs. Jennie Terrill, Mr 19, 1909, 
 Seattle. Children: Margaret Lucile, Ij. Jl 16, 
 1910; Louis Henry, b. Ja s, 1912; Robert May- 
 nard, b. O 19, 1913- Address, Colchester, 111. 
 
 3574. HUGO J. THAL 
 (Brother of Nos. 3997, 8001) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 26, 1883, Carlyle, 111.; 
 S. John (b. 1848, Petrograd, Russia) and Mary 
 Elizabeth (Wulfman) Thai (b. 1858, Breese, 
 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Euller Moot 
 Court. Lite Ins., 1909. Atty. at Law, 1909-14; 
 City Atty., Arlington Hgts., 111., 1914 — . Mem., 
 Central Y. M. C. A., Chicago; Gcr. Evang. 
 Church; Illini Club, Chicago; Bd. of Educ, 
 Chicago, 1917 — . Married Minnie Emma 
 Munds, Tl 14, 1907, Champaign. Children: 
 Donald Edwin, L. Ag 29, 1909; Mildred Marie 
 b. la 27, 191 1. /i(/(ire.r.y, Arlington, III.; bus. 
 add., 1040 Otis Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 3575. JANE INSLEY THOMAS 
 (MANGOLD) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. F 10. 1886, Homer, 111.; J. 
 Moses Cyrus (b. O S, 1846, do.) and Jane 
 (Insley) Thomas (b. Mr 13, 1848, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Homer H. S. Address, Homer, 111. 
 
 3576. ELMER A. TILDEN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 10, 1887, 
 Canton, O.; s. Guy (b. My 11, 1858, Youngs- 
 town, do.) and Belle La Grande (Sanford) 
 Tilden (b. Ap 18, 1861, Rootstown, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Canton (O.) H. S. Theta Delta Chi. 
 Arch., 1908-9; Const. Supt., 1909-11; Acting 
 head of Arch, course and in charge of starting 
 course. Wash. St. Coll., Pullman, Wash., 191 1- 
 12; Jr. Mem., Guy Tilden & Son, Archs., 
 Canton, O.; Supt., Const., Timken KoUer 
 Bearing Co., Canton, 111., igi8 — . Mem., U. 
 S. Pub. Service Reserve, 1912; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Nettie E. Parsons, Mr i, 1913, 
 Detroit. Child, Elmer Ashley Jr., b. Ja 11, 
 1917. Address, looi 22nd St., N. W. (Janton, 
 O.; bus. add., 334 Scharger Blk. do. 
 
 * 3577. JESSIE MAY TOLAND 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 15, 1884, 
 Charleston, 111.; d. George Anderson (b. Mt. 
 Sterling, Ky.) and Jane (Parker) Toland (b. 
 F 10, 1854, Clark Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Charleston H. S. Athenean; Y. W. C. A. 
 Teacher. H. S., Clinton, III., 1908-10; do., 
 H. S., Pekin, HI.; do., Bisbee, Ariz., 1914-17; 
 Asst. in Eng., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Grad. Stu- 
 dent, Univ. of HI., 1919 — . Address, 1105 W. 
 Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 3578. MICHAEL STREWEY TOOPS 
 (Brother of No. 2842) 
 Transitman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 24, 1884. 
 Seymour, 111.; s. M. S. and S. T. (Long) 
 Toops. Prepared in Champaign H. S. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Y. M. C. A., Pocatello, Idaho. t 
 
 3579. BURTON FLOYD TUCKER 
 (Brother of No. 3580) 
 Gen. Supt.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 8, 1884, 
 Stockton, Kan.; s. William Henry (b. Je 2, 
 • 853, Jo Davies Co., 111.) and Theo. Ernestine 
 (Moore) Tucker (b. F 24. 1862, Salem, III.). 
 Prepared in Damar Coll., Mo.; Union Acad., 
 Anna, 111. Eta Kappa Nu; Scholarship; Capt., 
 
 .327 
 
 Univ. Regt., 1908; class football. Bonding 
 I'/^''-*^'"^"' '^o^-o; Substation and Power Plant 
 Maintenance, 1909-10; Supt. Substation Const.,- 
 191 o; Supt. Substation & Overhead Lines, 
 191 1 ; >Mgr. and Stockholder, Virden Elec. 
 Light Co Virden. III., 1911-12; Dist. Supt.. 
 Central 111. Pub. Service Co., 1912-13; Asst. 
 Gen. Supt., do., 1913-15; Gen. Supt., do., 
 1 9 IS — . Married Ella Nora Hileman, N 23, 
 1909, Anna, 111. Children: Burton Allan, b. 
 N 18, 1910; Arthur Lee, b. D 21, 1911; 
 Howard Lewis, b. F 10, 1917. Address, 1008 
 Edgar Ave., Maltoon, HI.; bus. add., Avery 
 Bldg. do. 
 
 3580. JESSE ORRIN TUCKER 
 (Brother of No. 3579) 
 Dist. Supt.: B. S. in E. E.; b. S 12, 1881, 
 Rooks Co., Kan.; s. William Henry (h. Je 2, 
 1853, Jo Davies Co., 111.) and Ernestine 
 (Moore) Tucker (b. F 24, 1862, Salem, III.). 
 Prepared in Union Acad.; Univ. Acad. Eta 
 Kappa Nu. Scholarship. Instrumentman and 
 Res. Engr., Cent. 111. Const. Co.; Supt. do., 
 1908-10; Supt. Const., Champaign Power 
 House, 1910-11; Operating Elec. Engr., I. T. 
 S., 1910-13; Supt. Const., Cen. 111. Pub. Ser- 
 vice Co., 1913-14; Dist. Supt., do., 1914 — . 
 Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. Married Jessie 
 Edith Smith, Je 28, 1911, Streator, III. Child, 
 William Ramsay, b. Mr 15, 1912. Address, 
 412 E. Pleasant St., Taylorville, 111. 
 
 3581. WILBERT EUGENE UNDERWOOD 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 14. 1886: 
 s. Fred George (b. S 26, i860, St. Charles, 
 III.) and Maude Emma (Peirce) Underwood 
 (b. S 12, 1867, Geneva, do.). Substation Oper- 
 ator, 1909; Dept. Starting Engr., Common- 
 wealth Edison Co., Chicago, 1909-10; Nat. Elec. 
 lamp Assn., Cleveland, 1912; Gen. Elec. Co., 
 do., 1914 — . Address, Gen. Elec. Co., Cleve- 
 land. 
 
 3582. HARVEY BENJAMIN URBAN 
 Adv. Mgr.: A. B. in Sc: b. Ap 12, 1873, 
 Sa](lbrook, HI.; s. Jacob Marshal (b. O 11, 
 1838, Lancaster Co., Pa.) and Fannie Stoner 
 Urban fb. Mr i, 1837, Millersville, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in St. Norm. Sch. Supt. Schs., Pales- 
 tine, 1908-13; do.. Polo, 1913-15; Newspaper 
 Adv. Work, 1915^. Married Carrie Estelle 
 Travis, Jl 15, 1901, Normal, 111. Child, Harold 
 Travis, b. Mr 21, 191 1. Address, 508 S. 
 Race St., Urbana. 
 
 3583. GEORGE ATHOL VAN BRUNT 
 Research Chem.; B. S. in Chem.; A. M., 
 1909; b. S 20, 1885, Galesburg, 111.; s. George 
 Franklin (b. Je 26, 1858, Augusta, III.) and 
 Jean Ashburton (Kinnear) Van Brunt (b. S 
 18, 18C0. Newfoundland). Prepared in Ke- 
 wanee H. S. Chi Beta; Chem. Club; Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Scholarship in Phys. Asst. Chem., 
 Water Works, 1909; Chem., Engng. Exp. Sta., 
 1 910; Research Chem., West. Elec. Co., New 
 York City, 1918 — . Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Lelah Clara Wilson, Je 12, 19 13, 
 Cicero, III. Address, 142 St. Pauls Place, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 3584. CORA MAY VAN GALDER (HART) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 27, 1884, Sycamore, 
 111.; d. Frank O. (b. Ja 6, 1855. Janesville, 
 Wis.) and Florence M. fTalbot) Van Galder 
 <\i. Ja 17, 1861, Cortland. HI.). Prepared in 
 Rock Island H. S. Alethenai; H. Sc. Club; 
 .Mpha Chi Omega. Married Walter E. Hart, 
 Je 8. 1910, Rock Island, HI. Children: Charles 
 Edwin, b. Ap 7, 1912; Robert Talbot, b. F 
 20, 1915 (died D 3, 1916); George Fredrick, 
 b. Mr 2, 1917. Address, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. 
 
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 3585. VERNON VANIMAN 
 Agr. Demonstrator; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 3, 
 1884, Virden, III.; s. Mrs Louise Vaniman.' 
 Prepared in McPherson (Kan.) Coll. Agr. 
 Club; Alpha Zeta. Sec, Virden Grain Co., 
 Sec, Virden Creamery Co.; V. P., Mutual 
 Ins. Co., Virden; Dir. Mutual Tel. Co.; Emer- 
 gency Dist. Demonstration Leader, U. S. Dept 
 Agr., 1918 — . Mem., Baptist Church. Mar- 
 ried Nora Showalter, F 24, 1909. Child, Vera, 
 b. Ja 3, 1912 (died Mr 12, 1912). Address, 
 1209 W. Edwards St., Springfield, 111.; bus. 
 add., Extension Service, Univ. of 111 , and U 
 S. Dept. of Agr., Springfield, 111. 
 
 3586. FRANK VAN INWAGEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl i, 1886, 
 Hmsdale, 111.; s. Fred (b. i860, Chicago) and 
 Lucy Jane (Irish) Van Inwagen (b. 1865, do.). 
 Prepared in Hinsdale H. S.; Momence, H S 
 Varsity Track, 1905-7; Mgr. Track, 1908. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Phoenix. V. P. 111. Engng 
 Co.; Sergt. 2nd Regt., 111. Nat. Guard, 1918; 
 Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., 1918 — . Mem., Hins- 
 dale Club; mini Club of Chicago; Country 
 Tennis Club, Hinsdale; A. F. A. M.; Shriner; 
 Golf. Address, 121 S. Washington St., Hins- 
 dale, 111.; bus. add., c/o 111. Engng. Co., do. 
 3387. ROBERT MILTON VAN PETTEN 
 (Brother of No. 3214) 
 Chief Engr.; B. A. in C. E.; b. O 31, 1886, 
 Cramers, 111.; s. William Johnston (b. Ap 6, 
 1854. Elmira, N. Y.) and Margaret E. (Buch- 
 anan) Van Petten (b. F 4, 1858, Congruitv, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Phi; Band. Merchant, 1908-9; Engng. 
 Dept., Oregon Short Line R. R., 1909-12; 
 Const. Engr., LTt. Const. Co., 1912-13; Bates 
 & Rogers Const. Co., Ashland, Ky., 1913-14; 
 Cleveland. 1914-16; McKinney Steel Co., 1916; 
 Const. Engr., 1916-18; Chief Engr., Cleveland 
 Constr. Co., Cleveland. Married Inez Turrell, 
 Ap 25, 1914, Champaign. Child, Margaret Tur- 
 rell, b. N 16, 1917. Address, 1619 Elsinore St., 
 Cleveland; bus. add., c/o Cleveland Constr. 
 Co., do. 
 
 3588. FRITZ WAGNER, JR. 
 (Husband of No. 3541; Brother of No. 7278) 
 Salesman; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 7, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. Fritz (b. Ger.) and Felizitas 
 (Ellersdorfer) Wagner (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Univ. H. S. and Man. Tr. H. S., Chicago. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Phoenix. Asst. Supt., N. 
 W. Terra Cotta Co., Chicago, 1908-15; Hydro 
 Atone Co., 1915-16; Sales, Am. Terra Cotta 
 & Ceramic Co., Chicago, 1916— . Mgr., Chicago 
 Arch. Exhibition, 191 7. Mem., (Thicago Arch. 
 Club; Chicago Press Club; Illini Club, Chicago. 
 Married Louise Shipman ('08), Jl 30, 1910, 
 DeKalb, 111. Child, Louise, b. Ja 8, 191 5. Ad- 
 dress, 561 Hawthorne Lane, Winnetka, 111. 
 bus. add., 2010 Peoples Gas Bldg., do. 
 3589. WILLIAM JED WARDALL 
 (Brother of No. 1996) 
 Investment Banker; A. B. in Sc; b. F 22, 
 1885, Tuscola, 111. ; s. Xenophon Leonidas (b. 
 Je 4, 1844, Cincinnati) and Emma (Sawyer) 
 Wardall (b. Je 17, 1850, Joliet, 111.). Prepared 
 in Tuscola H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Phoenix; 
 Mgr. Football; Glee and Mandolin Club; Class 
 treas. Publisher, 1908-9; Investment Bond Bus.. 
 1909. Married Mary Sherrill Burry, Ap 20, 
 1912, Chicago. Address, 311 The Rookery, 
 Chicago. 
 
 3590. *JAMES MADISON WARNER 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 4, 1882, Syracuse, N. 
 Y. ; s. William Henry (b. N 3, 1840, New Bos- 
 ton, N. Y.) and Electa (Pease) Warner (b. Jl 
 26, 1851, Syracuse, N. Y.). Prepared in Syra- 
 cuse H. S.; Univ. Acad. Delta Tau Delta; Yox- 
 an; C. E. Club. Rodman, R. R. Const., 1908- 
 9; Res. Engr., R. R. Const., 1909-10; Mfg. and 
 Contr., 1910-16. Jr. Mem., A. S. C. E. Died 
 Mr s, 1916, Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 3591. JAMES MERTON WATTERS 
 Student; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 30, 188=;. 
 
 Crescent City, 111.; s. John Henry (b. S 12, 1848. 
 Liverpool, Eng.) and Martha Ellen (Parker; 
 Watters (b. Ag 22, 1852, Lafayette, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Watseka II. S. Ionian. Prin., H 
 S., Palestine, 111., 1908-12; do., Oblong 111. 
 1912-13; Supt., Sch., Palestine, III., 1913-17; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Wis., 1917 — . Married 
 Clara Belle Hotchkiss, D 23, 1909, Palestine, 
 III. Address, 405 N. Frances St., Madison, Wis. 
 
 3592. ROBERT WILLIAM WAUGH 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 30, 1881, Belvidere, 
 
 111.; s. James R. (b. Jl 5, 1858, do.) and Katie 
 Ellen (Murray) Waugh (b. O 4, i860). Pre- 
 pared in S. Belvidere H. S. Attended 111. Coll. 
 of Law, Chicago, 1905-6. Married Ruth Fran- 
 ces Pollard, N 22, 1911, Chicago. Children: 
 Robert William, b. F 14, 1913; Mercedes Lu- 
 cille, b. Ja I, 1914; Lawrence Richard, b. Je 
 26, 1915; James Mathew, b. Ja 26, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Belvidere, III. 
 
 3593- GEORGE FRITZ WAY 
 (Husband of No. 2419) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; M. D., 191 1; b. 
 D II, 1884, Proctor, 111.; s. Virgil Oilman (b. 
 Mr 17, 1846, Rutland, Vt.) and Sarah Dorcas 
 (Proctor) Way (b. Mr 12, 1848, do.). Prepar- 
 ed in Gibson City H. S. Attended Knox Coll., 
 1904-5; Chem. Club; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Mil. Scholarships; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Ed., Plexus, 1910-11. Interne, Univ. 
 Hosp.; Phys., Buffalo, 111., 1911-14; Phys., Ur- 
 bana, 1914 — . Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. A. 
 M.; K. of P.; Champaign Co. Med. Soc; Twin 
 City Clinical Soc. Married Ida Myrtle Hill 
 (05), Je 10, 1908, Champaign. Child, Joselyn 
 Sarah, b. Ap 17, 1909. Address, 1318 S. (Or- 
 chard, Urbana. 
 
 3594. DRURY LEE WEATHERHEAD 
 Chief Chem.; B. S. in Chem. Engng.; M. S., 
 Chem, 1909; b. D 10, 1887, Barstow, 111.; s. 
 Drury Able (b. Jl 23, 1850, do.) and Adaline 
 Amanda (DeWolf) Weatherhead (b. Ap 19, 
 1855, Burghill, O.). Prepared in Moline H. S. 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Ujjsilon; Prelim., Fin- 
 al and Special Honors; Grad. scholarship. In 
 Chem. Lab. U. P. R. R., 1909; with U. S. Food 
 and Drug Insp. Lab., New York City, 1909-11; 
 Mont. St. Food and Drug Lab., 1912; c!hief 
 chem., Tenn. St. Food and Drug Dept., 1914- 
 17. First Lt., San. C. N. A., Food Div., 
 Surgeon Gen. Office; Capt., do., Mr 1918 — . 
 Auth.: (With S. W. Parr and B. Mears) 
 The Chem. Examination of Asphaltic Ma- 
 terial, Jour, of Indus, and Engng. Chem., Vol. 
 I, N II, 1909. Address, c/o Food Division Sur- 
 geon Gen. Office, Washington, D. C. 
 3595. WILLIAM BARNETT WEBBER, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 1997) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja ii, 1884, 
 Urbana; s. William B. (b. O 31, 1836, do.) and 
 Sallie D. (Barnett) Webber (b. Je 8, 1844, 
 Shelby villa, Ky.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Draftsman, Deering Plow Co., 
 
 Cedar Rapids, la.; do., Deering Plow Co., Mo- 
 line, 111. Address, 1841, 13th St., Moline, 111. 
 3596. EMIL AUGUST WEBER 
 Superintendent; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 28, 
 1883, Menominee, Mich.; s. William (b. Mr 
 12, 1852, Ger.) and Emily Augusta (Kopnlin) 
 Weber (b. N 5, i860, near Fall River, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Triangle; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Lt. and Capt., Univ. Regt.; Asst., 
 City Engr., Green Bay, Wis., 1908-9; Drafts- 
 man and Engr., .Greiling Bros. Co., Green 
 Bay, Wis., 1909-11; Supt. do., 1911-18; Sec. 
 Treas., do., 1918 — . Mem., Ger. M. E. Church; 
 B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M.; Nat. Geog. Soc. 
 Married Esther Marie Krueger, O 16, 1915, 
 Green Bay, Wis. Child, Ruth Winifred, b. My 
 25, 1917. Address, 604 W. Walnut St., Green 
 Bay, Wis.; bus. add., 124 N. Adams St., do. 
 
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 3597. ROBERT LORENZO WEBSTER 
 Entomologist: A. B. in Sc. ; b. O 4, 1885, 
 Lafayette, Ind.; s. Francis Marion (b. Ag 8, 
 1849, Lebanon N. H.) and Maria Antoinette 
 (Potter) Webster (b. My 12, 1849, Little Rock, 
 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Asst. Ento- 
 mol., la. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1908-14; Acting Ento- 
 inol., do., 1914-17; chief in Entomol., do., 
 1917 — ; St. Entomol., la., 1917 — . Auth. : The 
 Lesser Apple Leaf-roller, Bui. ioj. la. .-igr. 
 E.yp. Sta., 1909; The Apple Leaf-Hopper, Bui. 
 Ill, do., 19 10; The Wheat Head Army Worm, 
 Bui. 132, do., 1911; The Pear Slug, Bui. 130, 
 do., 1914; The Coddling Moth in Iowa, Bui. 
 147, do., 1914; Potato Insects, Bui. 155, do., 
 1915; Two Strawberry Slugs, Bui. 162, do., 
 1915; The Box Elder Aphid, Bui. 173, do., 
 191 7; also numerous circulars and articles in 
 Entomol. Jours. Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Fellow 
 la. Acad. Sc; Mem., Am. Assn. Econ. Ento- 
 mol.; Entomol. Soc. Am. Married Loretta 
 Florence Williams, D 22, 1908, Ames, la. Ad- 
 dress, 314 Russell Ave., Ames, la.; bus. add., 
 la. St. Coll., do. 
 
 3598. NINA MARY WEINBERG 
 
 (GREENWOOD) 
 (Sister of Nos. 4485, 8052, 8871) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; Teacher; b. F 3, 1887, 
 Augusta, 111.; d. M. (b. Ja s, i860, do.) and 
 Flora Jane (Bolton) Weinberg (b. Ap 29, 1862, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Rushville, H. S. ; Univ. of 
 Colo, summer sch., 1908; Univ. of Calif., 
 summer sch., 191 1. Alpha Alpha; Alpha Delta 
 Pi; Eng. Club; Scribbler's Club. Prin., H. S., 
 Adrian, Minn., 1908; Teacher, H. S., S. 
 Belvidere, 1909; do., Rushville H. S., 1909-11; 
 do., Santa Cruz, Calif., 1911-12. Mem., Calif. 
 Federation, Women's Clubs, 1912-17; N. Y. 
 P'ederation, Women's Clubs, 191 7; Panhellenic 
 Assn., Mt. Vernon, N. Y., 1917; Nat. officer. 
 Alpha Delta Pi, 1915-18. Married Rev. Wil- 
 frid Greenwood, Je 30, 1912, Santa Cruz, Calif. 
 Child, Wilfrid Farrar, b. O 29, 1918. 
 Address, 208 West N. Y. Post Road. St. Bar- 
 tholomew's Rectory, White Plains, N. Y. 
 
 3599- LEVERETT CHASE WESTERVELT 
 Cashier; LL. B. ; b. Mr 9, 1887, Shelbyville, 
 111.; s. John Chase (b. Je 7, i8=;^. Westerville, 
 O.) and Mary Lorette (Webster) Westervelt 
 (b. My 31, 1857, Shelbyville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Shelbyville H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Theta 
 Kappa Nu.; John Marshall Law Club. Cashier, 
 Shelby Loan &• Trust Co., Shelbyville. Mar- 
 ried Donald Davidson Faught, O 24, 1910, 
 Altamont, 111. Children: Mary Louise, b. Mr 
 23. 1913; Josephine \'irginia, b. Ap 13, 1917. 
 Address, Shelbyville, 111. 
 
 3600. EARL ARCHIBALD WHITE 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 17, 1883, 
 Antioch, 111.; s. David M. and Margaret (Mc- 
 Credie) White. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Gamma Alpha; Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Foot- 
 ball, 1906-7. Instr. Agron. and Farm Mech., 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-11. Stud., Univ. of Wis., 
 1913-14; Instr. in Farm Mech., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-16; Grad. Stud., Cornell, 1916; Asst. 
 Prof., Farm Mech., Univ. of 111., 1916 — . 
 Auth.: A study of the Plow Bottom and its 
 action upon the furrow slice, Jour, of Agr. 
 Research, Vol XII, 191 8. Married Helen 
 Johnston, Ag 18, 191 7, Rochester, N. J. Ad- 
 dress, 907 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 3601. HORACE CLINTON WHITE 
 (Brother of No. 8060) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 28, 1885, White 
 Heath, 111.; s. Vincent Isaac (b. Ap 20, 1853) 
 and Amanda Elizabeth White (b. O 6, 1861, 
 White Heath, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Claims Atty., 111. Traction Co., 1909 — . Mar- 
 ried Nora Marie White, Je 8, 1915. Address, 
 125 E. Marietta St., Decatu', 111.; bus. add., 
 125 E. Wood St., do. 
 
 3602. LENA LEE WHITE 
 
 (Sister of No. 1789) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 2, :868, 
 Pana, 111.; d. James Dunwell (b. Ag 7, 1836, 
 Duncanon, Pa.) and Nina Sophia (Dunwell) 
 White (b. Mr 9, 1842, Solon, O.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Mem., Presby. Church; O. E. 
 S.; Woman's Club, Flemet, Calif.; Coll. Club, 
 Monterey, Calif. Address, Charter Oak, Calif. 
 
 3603. WIEBE ALICE WHITE 
 Librarian; A. B. in Lib. Sc; b. Forreston, 
 111.; d. William (b. S 21, 1855, Vinton, la.) 
 and Sarah Catherine (Keck) White (B. O 16 
 1,855, Columbiana, O.). Prepared in Austin H 
 S.; Univ. of Chicago, 1898; Cataloger, Whit 
 man Coll., Walla Walla, Wash., 1908-9; do. 
 Ryerson Lib., Art. Inst., Chicago, 1910-12; Asst 
 Libn., Ryerson Lib., Art. Inst., Chicago. 
 1912 — . Address, 746 N. Central Ave., Austin 
 Sta., Chicago. 
 
 3604. CLARENCE EDMUND 
 WICKERSHAM 
 State Agt.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 20, 1880, 
 Roseville, 111.; s. Ellis I. (b. Hillsboro, O.) 
 and Abbie L. (Pratt) Wickersham (b. Attle- 
 boro, Mass.). Prepared in Roseville H. S.; 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ. Eta Kappa Nu. Teacher 
 and Supvr., Man. Tr., 1908-11; Traveling 
 Salesman, Nat. Man. Tr. Corp., Plana, 111., 
 1911-13; la. St. Agt., Scott Foresman & Co., 
 Chicago. Married Henrietta H. Congdon, D 21, 
 1912, Chicago. Child, Helen Gladys, b. N 16, 
 1914. Address, 1622 W. 8th St., Des Moines, 
 la.. 
 
 3605. STANLEY EASTBURN WILKINSON 
 Coal and Ice Dealer; A. B. in Bus. L. & A. ; 
 b. My 22, :886, Sheldon, 111.; s. Robert W. 
 (b. Sturgis, Mich.) and Emma J. (Eastburn) 
 Wilkinson. Prepared in Kankakee H. S. 
 Theta Delta Chi; Glee Club. Married Zella 
 Brooks, Je 16, 1910, St. Anne, 111. Children: 
 Dorothy Jean, b. Mr 10, 1914; Virginia Lois, 
 b. D 17, 1915. Address, 553 S. Greenwood 
 .Vve., Kankakee, 111. 
 
 3606. HOWARD WILLIAMS 
 (Brother of Nos. 4497, 5501) 
 Manager; b. Ja 27, 1885, Elgin, 111.; s. John 
 Howard and Mary (Foss) Williams. Pre- 
 pared in Elgin H. S. Phi Kappa Psi. With 
 Omaha Bee; Cleveland Plain Dealer; Asst. 
 Mgr., Am. Surety Co., N. Y., Cleveland office. 
 Mem., Cleveland Ath. Club. Married Anne 
 Hackman, O 31, 1914. Child, Robert Hackman, 
 b. D II, 191 5. Address, 2090 Stevens Road, 
 Cleveland; bus. add., 816 Garfield Bldg., do. 
 
 3607. FLORENCE WILLIAMSON (BEST) 
 (Sister of Nos. 4026, 6012) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 6, 1886, Lodge, 
 111.; d. George E. (b. F 18, 1855, Dayton, O.) 
 and Flora E. (Chandler) Williamson (b. Mr 
 I, 1858, Weldon, 111.). Prepared in Jackson 
 (Minn.) H. S. Sigma Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Illiola; Sec, Y. W. C. A. Teacher, H. S.. 
 Marna, 111., 1908-9; do., Palacia, Tex., 1909- 
 14. Mem., Presby. Church. Married Harry 
 William Best, O 31, 1914. Children: George 
 Harry, b. O 18, 1915; Vera Maude, b. D 9, 
 1917. Address, Blessing, Tex. 
 
 3608. EDWIN LEONARD WILSON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1910; 
 b. Mr 7, 1884; s. Leonard George (b. Ag 7, 
 1847, London, Eng.) and Ella Buffington 
 (Mason) Wilson (b. O 2, 1851, Lockport, 111.). 
 Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S. Eng. Club. 
 Traveling Salesman, 1910-11; Atty. at Law, 
 191 1 — . .iddress, 700 4th Ave., Joliet, Ill.t 
 
>v^^^ I'mvi-ksuv 
 
 .^^og. I.Kl.lA SAKA Wll.SDN 
 Y. \V. C. A. Scoretiuv; A. »!. in 1., ,«v A.; 
 h. N JO. >SS(>, Mason C'iiv, 111.; il, I'liarles 
 William (h. .la m. >Ss«, luocn Vrtlloy, 111.^ 
 unJ Alary KUa (l*\(slO \Vil.>ion (l>, N J4, 1850. 
 Havana, lll.V l'ic|>a(e>l in M.ison Tity II. S, 
 Tencher, .Harris H. S,, IVtt'rsluu'K, 111",, iqoo- 
 >4; Sec. V. \V, t\ A,. Ann Arlior. Mich,, 
 J!)JS-«7; «'•'.. MnskoRon, Mich., igtr — . .lit 
 iitwu, 10$ \V, Clay Ave,, Miiskefion, Mich. 
 
 .UMo. Will AHKI.I K r.KRNlCK Wll SON 
 CTOWKUS) 
 15. S.; 1.. O .-.i, 1.^.^4, rhioaco. 111.; ^\. lolui I. 
 U>. .11 ."ti, iS,»o. Watcitown, IvJ, Y.I anil Kra\i- 
 cina (Ailams) Wilson {.h. Ja 15. i8.(o. Teouni 
 sch, Rlich.). rrcpnroil in Kookvik (,l!»>^ H, 
 .">. lUiola; Y. P.. Wou\an"s l.cn.nne; I'lnn,. 
 Ul. Sons l>ook roni. Toachor, Oom. Sc, 
 Ijacoloil, l">ociilcntal Nc.svos, V. I., lyii. M.ir- 
 vicil Civile \"olnov Powers, D j. hju, liaco- 
 loil, iKviiUntal Ncsios, P, I. Children: Jane 
 .ViUuus, b. N 1(1, \o»j; \"iola Ann, b. .-Xp -'t>, 
 igjs. AdiirfSf, c/o Bur, Pub, Works, Manila, 
 
 r. 1. 
 
 36H. Cl.Al'nK ETHKl.BKRT WINN 
 Engineer; 15. S. in l\ K.; h. 1> 17. 18S4, 
 lirooton. 111.; s. Marion I'irnian vl>. .11 -, iS.>;o. 
 Kansas. Ul.\ and Allelic cPayue) Wtnn (h. 
 O \i, i,^t>.t. SiH-ncer. Inil.'). Prepared in Paris 
 H. S. Phi Kapi>« Psi; Theta Nn Kpsiloii; 
 Yarsijy Track, >i)o,? 4. lnstr\»nicntuian. Hydro- 
 Klec, (OoSo; Field^ Orat'tsnian, Internrban. 
 )000-io; Irriijation Kn.nr.. loio-ii; Coal Min- 
 ing, ii)u; U, P, R. K. Co., lotj-u; Kncuvltoii 
 Const. Co.. 101."; C H. Sethnian Consnltins 
 F.ugr. ; Asst. Kn.nr., char.ne Hydranlic Const.. 
 io\J-i,?; Asst. F.nsr. Maintenance Railroad, IV 
 R. 0. R, R,, 11)14 -; Knsr., West. Ihtion 
 Telegraph Co., Chica.iro, .Assoc. Mem., A. 1. 
 K. ft.; Mem,. M. K. Church, AJJt^ss, j.10 
 Eijuitable Hldij,, Denver, Colo. 
 
 36U. BKl'I-AII MILES WOOn 
 (.Sister of No. 301. O 
 Teacher; A. 15, in E. & A.; b. Ar >j, iSS,;, 
 Petersbnr.si, N. Y.; d. Horace Alanson (h. |o 
 30, 184.-, Cuba, N. Y.) and li.'rle Ney (.Milesl 
 Wood t.b. Mr 14. 1850, Petersbnr.i;, 111.1. Pre- 
 pared in Petersbnr.u II. S. (leol. Clnb; Wat- 
 cheka. Teachii\i* Eni;!., Pctersbnr.ij 11. S, 
 Mem. Christian Church; Petersburg Players' 
 Chib; Woman's Club, .-/(Ji/rvw. Petersburg, 
 111. 
 
 Il 1 INOIS 
 
 111)09 
 
 .ici.i. c, iiAUi.iNt; ION woon 
 
 ^ Kiolhei of No. .(lu .•) 
 lawyer; Ul., 1!,; b, ,le -'. 1S84. lVieislinr«, 
 111.; s. Horace vManson tb. le ,{o, iS.iJ. Cnlia, 
 X. V."l and l.iA.'ie Nev (.Miles') Wood (b. Mr 
 i.l, \8.so. PcIcisImuk, Ill.K Prepared ii\ Peters- 
 luMK H, S. IK-lta Ivipp.i lM>silon: I'hi Helta 
 Phi; \"an 'rwiller l^ourt; Pliilomatliean; X'arsily 
 Track. I awver, IVterslnirK. Ul., 1000; <i.>., 
 t>kla. I'ity. (.)kla,, 1010; ./.>,, Sprin.nfield, 111., 
 i;)ii— . Mem,, (."hristian CItnrch; Sansanton 
 1 Inb; I5d, of Supvrs^, San,ijan\on l"o, ; Dir., 
 N. M. I", .-v.; \'. P., Sangamon Co. I5ar .\ssn, 
 M.irricd Marie Cireen, Ap .-o, 1018, Spring- 
 liold. Ill, .Uidii-ss. JJO S. Grand Ave., West 
 SprinRtield, 111.; bus, Oiid., aajjij S, 6th St., do. 
 
 JCM4. MARY EMH.Y WOOHHRIlHiE 
 Seed .\nalyst; .-V. 15. in Sc; b. K 16, 1870, 
 Sarcoxie, Mo,; d. Williant .Austin (.b. II 8, 
 1851)1 and Maria l.ansini- tllulibard) \\'ood- 
 hridne (.b. .Aii !o. i8.!;i, l.aliiani^e, IV). Pre- 
 pared in Paris H. .S. S. M., I'niv. of Chicago, 
 J'cacher, Mortoit ^^>. H. S.. Ul.. too8-io; Sub- 
 stilnte teacbiiij!, (. liica.no. ioi-'-i,K Teacher, 
 -Sc. Tp. H, S,. Hantilton. Mont.. iot.5-i4; Seed 
 .\nalyst. Yaushan's Seed Store, Chica,«o, 
 1014-. Adiiri\w, $^64 Woodlawn Ave,. Chi- 
 ea.uo. 
 
 ,u.i5. HENRY HANNA ZllCSlNl^ 
 ^Son of Xo. ."o-') 
 Su\>crintendent ; Iv. S. in C, E,; b, Mr 31, 
 1880, Chicago; s, August ('7*'^> (b. F iQ. i8.s8. 
 Peru, II1.1 and .Mice Olaunal /ie.sing (b. 11 j8, 
 i8o.\ Wooster, O.t. Prepared in l.nke View 
 and New Trier H. Sclis, ; .Vrnunir .\cad. Delta 
 Tan Delta; Phoenix; Yoxan; Encns. Dept., 
 C. & N. W.^ Ry,, Yalentiue, Neb.. 1008; 
 Kn.i;ng. aiul Const. Dent.. Am. l»riilt;e Co., 
 i>)Oi); A-sst. Msr.. Am. Plant, Am. UriuRe Co,, 
 loii-i.s; M.ST., Force Dent,, Am. Bridge Co.. 
 ioi.s-t(>; Supt,, Cottst., I. & ^O, l.untber Co.. 
 Prookinns. Ore., lott^; i/i'., Coatsville Works, 
 Midv.ile Steel & Ordnance Co., Coatsville. Pa., 
 101 r—. Ul. Nat. Cuard. Uat. C., tst F.^ A., 
 101,=;; ist It., Co. 6, Enurs. (.1. T. Sch.. Camp 
 \. A. Huntphreys. Ya. : [flustered out. O 1918. 
 Mem., Cniv. Cli\b of Chicago; West. Soc. of 
 Engrs. Married Marybdle Peyton, .Te ?8. 
 1910, I-os .Vngeles.^ (."hiUlren: Henry II., 
 ,lr., b. An J.', 1017; Charlotte .-\nne, b. Ag .-o. 
 1018, Address, jot Midland Ave., Wavne, 
 Pa.; bus. add., c/o M. S. & O. lo.. Coatsville, 
 Pa. 
 
 CLASS OF 1000 (^416 LIVING. 13 DEAD) 
 
 j6i6. HFNKV C. ACKKMANN 
 A, B. in C, E.; b. Ap 0, i88.>, Cer, ; s. llenrv 
 F. t.b. N II, 1S54. (fo.t and Minna ^Schllel 
 Ackemau ^b. .Ta if. 18,^71. Prepared in EJ^in 
 II, S. ; Beloit Coll. 1004-0. Alarried Ionise 
 HoltJ, le ij, 1010. Child, Horothv, b. F >, 1018. 
 Addr.s's. no Hill St.. Elgin. HI, 
 
 3617, .TAMES EDWARD ACKERT 
 t, Husband of No. 54,5 j1 
 Profes.sor; A, B. in Sc; A. M.. ion; Ph. 
 D., 101.^; b. Ag ,'51, 1870. Woosuug, 111.; s. 
 Abraui tb. Mr 18, ^8,^^, Kingston, N, Y.'* am! 
 Eva (NowelD Aekert (.b. H Jt>. i8«i3. Cherrv 
 tield, Ale.1. Prepared in N*. 111. St. Norm, Sch. 
 Ionian; Iris; Camnia .\lnha. Prin., .•Mgoiuuiin 
 II. ,S,, 100,?-": Asst,. /.ool.. 1000-1 1 ; Asst. Prof,. 
 Zool., Kan. St. Agr, Coll., 101,^10; Assoc. Prof., 
 rfi>., loitv- . .-Vuth.: Some Observations l^pon 
 a Family of White Footeil Mice. Xattir,- Study 
 Refiext; \o\. 6, No. ,<;, 1010: On a Tactile Or- 
 gan in the Cheek of the Mole, Scalops .-Vnuati- 
 cus, .•iuati^viischrr At::,'i^i-r. Yol. 41. No. i.", 
 loi.-; The Innervation of the Integument of 
 Chiroptera. Jour. Mor('h.. Yol. js. 1014; Ex- 
 
 periments on Cysticerci of Taenia Pisiformis 
 Bloch and of Taenia Serialis Gervais. .lours 
 t'orasit. \'ol. I. igi,';; On the Effect of Selec- 
 tion in Parainecinm, Gi-iie-ficf, \'ol, i. ioi6; 
 .\nother Cestode from the Young Cat. Tran.i. 
 .-tm. Micr. Soc. \'ol. .j6. 1017; A Means 
 of Traii.siuittiug the Fowl Neiu.itode, Hetera- 
 kis Papillosa Bloch, Soit-nc<\ H, S., N'ol. 46 
 igi7. Mem., Ul. Acad, of Sc; Am. Micro- 
 scopic Soc; I'VHow, .-V. .-V. A. Sc; .-Vm. .Soc 
 Zool,; Sigma Xi. Married Florence Mae Tan- 
 ner ("t^T, .-\g i.s, 1014, .'Vurora. 111. .-{i/./rt-.M. 
 Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 .?oi8. LLOYD IIUBER ALMY 
 (.l5rother of No. 45^1) 
 Fish Pathologist; B. S. in Chem. V^ngng. ; 
 h. D 14, i88.,, Mendota. 111.; s. William 11. 
 tb. i8,=;i, Cooperstown, N. Y.l and Mary Louise 
 .Mmy ;,b. 18.;;.^, Marcus Hook Pa."). Pre- 
 oareil in Sterling Tp. H. S, At, S,. Geor§x> 
 Washington I'uiv., 101, >;; Ph. D.. Columbia 
 Ciiiv.. 1017. Scabbard and Ulade: Cym Team; 
 t."apt.. I'uiv. Regt. Asst. Chem.. Mo. Pac. R. 
 R. Co.. St. Louis, looo-ii: Chem., N'amlalia R. 
 
iQog] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 331 
 
 R. Co., Tcrre Haute, Ind., 191 1-12; Asst. Chem., 
 Bur. Chem., Dept. Agr., Washington, D. C, 
 1912-14; Asst. Chem., Food Research Lai)., 
 r.ur. Chem., Dept. Agr., Philadcli;hia, 1914-15; 
 I'^ish Pathologist, Bur. Fisheries, Dept. Com- 
 merce, Washington, D. C, 1916 — . Mem., 
 Y. M. C. A.; Wash. Chem. Club; A. C. S.; A. 
 A. A. S.; Presby. Church. Married Anna 
 Van Duyn Hanson, Ag 28, 1913, Havana, 111. 
 Child, Josephine Louise, b. Je 14, 1014- Ad- 
 dress, Bur. of Fisheries, Dept. of Commerce, 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 3619. MAUDE LENA ALVERSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 2554, 4047, 8919) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 17, 1886, 
 Stonington, 111.; d. Elbridge Monroe (b. li^.si, 
 Schuyler Co.. Mo.) and Amelia Caroline (VV'eis- 
 er) Alverson (b. 1863, Beardstown, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Illiola; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Scholarship. Teacher, Urbana, 1909 
 10; do., Biggsville, 111., 1910-13; do., Equality 
 111., 1913-14; do.. Oblong, III., 1914 — ;. Mem., 
 Classical Assn. Address, 705 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 3620. ALBERT WILSON AMES 
 City Elec. Insp.; B. S. in M. E. ; B. S. in 
 
 E. E., 191 1 ; b. N 16, 1885, Palatka, Fla. ; s. 
 J. G. and E. M. (Wilson; Ames. Prepared 
 in Robert A. Waller H. S., Chicago. Eta Kaj)- 
 )ia Nu; Univ. Band. Engr., Chicago R. R. Co.; 
 Traveled with Innes Band; Motorcycle sales- 
 man and theatre musician. City Elec. Insp., 
 1916 — . Address, 3416 Elaine Place, Chicago. 
 
 3621. FLORENCE ELIZABETH 
 
 ANDERSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 2877, 3622) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 0, 1888, Alexis, 111.; 
 d. Perry (b. O 5, 1853, Nasun, Sweden) and 
 Catherine Augusta (Burt) Anderson (b. O 6. 
 1862, Oneida, 111.). Prepared in Galesburg 
 H. S. Athenean; Phi Delta Psi; H. Sc. Club. 
 Address, 806 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 3622. HOWARD ERASER ANDERSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 2877, 3621) 
 
 Lumberman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 9. 1886, 
 Alexis. 111.; s. Perry (b. O 5, 1853, Nasun, 
 Sweden) and Catherine Augusta (Burt) An- 
 derson (b. O 6, 1862, Oneida, 111.). Prepared 
 in Galesburg H. S.; Knox Coll., 1904. Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Arch. Club; Crystal Club; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. Mem., Hoo hoo Lumber 
 Organization, 191 1 — . Married Blanche E. 
 Franklin, F 5, 1912. Children: William Ho- 
 ward, b. Mr IS, 1913; Catherine, b. Jl 20, 1916; 
 Martha Belle, b. D 4, 1917. Address, Riverton, 
 la. 
 
 3623. MARTIN JOEL ANDERSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 8, 1883, 
 Moline, 111.; s. Charles Peter (b. O 2, 1840, 
 Fothspar. West Gothland, Sweden) and Anna 
 Stina (Larson) Anderson (b. Ap 6, 1846, Erby, 
 do.). Prepared in Moline H. S. Scand. Club, 
 Pres., 1908-9. Designer, Riter Conley Steel 
 Const. Co., Pittsburgh, 1909-10; Draftsman, 
 Rock Island Arsenal, 1910 — . Mem., Engng. 
 Soc. of West. Pa„ 191 1 — ; Ex. Com., Tri City 
 Luther League, 1910. Married Edith E. John- 
 ston, S 25, 1912, St. Paul. Child, Merrill 
 James, b. Je 30, 1915. Address, 1820 i6th St., 
 Moline, 111. 
 
 3624. ANGEL SEVERO ARGUELLES 
 Chemist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 2, 1883, Bat- 
 angas, Batangas, P. I.; s. Mariano (b. 1865. 
 do.) and Rita A. Arguelles (b. 1867 do.). Pre- 
 pared in Batangas H. S.; Lewis Inst., Chi- 
 cago. Agr. Club; Cosmopolitan Club. Teach- 
 er, 1909-10; Asst. Chem., Bur. of Sc, 1910-15; 
 
 Chem., do., 1915 — . Auth.:The Soils of the 
 Island of Luzon, Philippine Jour. Sc, Vol. IX, 
 No. I, 1914; Galvanized Iron in the Philippines, 
 do.. Vol. XI, No. 4, Sec. A, 1916; The Com- 
 position and Moisture Content of the Soils 
 in the Types of Vegetation and Different El- 
 evations in Mt. Maquiluy, do., Vol. XII, No. 
 5, Sec. A, 1917. Mem., I'hilippine Columbian 
 Assn., 19 10; Philippine Soc. of Tech. Agr., 
 1917; Aero Club of the Philippines, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 127 Cortada, Manila, P. I.; bus. add.. 
 Bur. of Science, do. 
 
 3625. ROSS HARPER ARNOLD 
 Elec. Draftsman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 20, 
 1883, Leland, 111.; s. John W. and Anna Mary 
 (Harper) Arnold. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Elec. Sub. Sta. Operator, 1909-10; Elec. 
 Draftsman, 1910 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Mar- 
 ried Clara Sprinkle, Jl 5. 1909, Gilman, 111. 
 Address, 1602 Maumee Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind.; 
 bus. add., M. P. Drafting Room, Pa. R. R. 
 
 3626. EDWARD HENRY ASHDOWN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. D 8, 
 1886, Port Byron, 111.; s. Edward (b. 1861, 
 Hillsdale, do.) and Ida (Flickinger) Ashdown 
 ( b. O 12, i860. Port Byron, do.). Prepared in 
 Moline H. S. Triangle; Scabbard and Blade; 
 C^apt., Univ. Regt. Drainage Engr., 1909-10; 
 City Engr., 1910-11; Constr. Engr., 1911-12. 
 Married Marguerite N. Nichols, S 30, 191 1, 
 Chicago. Address, Chicago Heights, lll.t 
 
 3627. JOHN HENRY BAIRD 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2566, 5536) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 9, 1883, Lake 
 Co., 111.; s. James Moffett (b. 1840, Glasgow, 
 Scotland) and Anna Elizabeth (Alcock) Baird 
 (b. Jl 8, i8s6. Wis.). Prepared in DeKalb 
 Tp. H. S. Agr. Club; Choral Soc; Scholar- 
 ship. Traveling Salesman, Internat. Harves- 
 ter Co.; 111. St. Entomol. Dept.; Arcady farm 
 at Lake Forest, 111.; Supt., Keewaydin Farms, 
 Gates Mills, O., 1911-16; Owner, Westview 
 i-"arm, Lake Co., 111., 1916 — . Married Edna 
 Minard, Ap 28, 1915, DeKalb, 111. Address, 
 R. I, Waukegan, 111. 
 
 3628. RUTH MARSH BAKER (LEONARD) 
 (Daughter of No. 162; Sister of No. 2889) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 29, 1887, 
 Savoy, 111.; d. Edward J. ('78), (b. Ap 25,1857, 
 Mannsville, N. Y.) and Alice R. (Beebe) 
 Baker (b. Ag 28, 1857, do.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Prelim. Honors. Teacher, 
 Battle Creek, Mich., 1909-10; do., Santa Ana, 
 Pasadena, Los Angeles, 1910-17; do., Edge- 
 mont, Nev., 191 7—. Married Charles Henry 
 Leonard, Jr., My i, 1910., Los Angeles. Chil- 
 dren: Lucille Ray, b. D 11, 191 1; Helen, b. 
 1 912. Address, Edgemont, Elks Co., Nev. 
 
 3629. FRANK BOYD BALDWIN 
 (Brother of No. 5015) 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 27, 1884, 
 Ellisville, 111.; s. Boyd fb. My 6, 1854, N .Y.) 
 and Josephine, (Kline) Baldwin (b. S 24, 1858, 
 Ellisville, 111.). Prepared in Englewood H. S., 
 Chicago. Clii Psi. Instrumentman, A. T. & 
 S. F. Ry., 1909; Draftsman and Asst. Engr., 
 Mo. Valley Bridge and Iron Co., 1910; Bridge 
 Insp., 111. St. Highway Comn., 1910-11; Drafts- 
 man, A. T. & S. F. Ry. Co., 1912; do., G. C. 
 & S. F. Ry., 1912-15; Transitman, do., 1915; 
 Asst. Engr., do, 191517; do, A. T. & S. F. 
 Ry _ ,917 — . Married Eui^hemia A. Burkhalter, 
 Jl 19 19H, Galesburg, 111. Child, John Huff- 
 man, ' b. Ag I, 1912. Address, 5851 Prairie 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1033 Ry. Exchange 
 Bldg., do. 
 
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 3630. ROBERT COUSINS BARDWELL 
 
 (Husband of No. 3463; Brother of Nos. 4060, 
 
 7362) 
 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja i, 1888, Tip- 
 ton, la.; s. C. M. (b. Northampton, Mass.) 
 and Anna L. (Woleben) Bardwell (b. Maren- 
 go, 111.). Prepared in Aurora H. S. Psi Up- 
 silon; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Shield and Tri- 
 dent; Track Mandolin Club. Chem., Dixie 
 Portland Cement Co., i9>o; Mo. Pac. R. R., 
 1910 — . Mem., A. C. S.; Am. Ry. Engng. 
 Assn. ; Am. Waterworks Assn. Married Wend- 
 la J. McCaskey ('08), My 26, 1912, Chicago. 
 Children: Robert C, Jr., b. S 11, 1913; Richard 
 Alfred, b. F 191 5. Address, 4234 Virgiiiia 
 Ave., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., 627 Mid- 
 land Bldg., do. 
 
 3631. ORIS BARTH 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 7, 1886, Chrisman, 
 111.; s. Henry (b. Columbus, O.) and Arabella 
 (Dalrymple) Barth (b. Pa.). Prepared in 
 Chrisman H. S. Theta Kappa Nu. One-half 
 scholarship Adjective Law, 1906-7; full schol- 
 arship, do., 1907-8. Practice of law in Ark.; 
 with H. T. Green, Atty., Urbana; Atty. Gen. 
 Office, Springfield, 111. Married Mayme Barth, 
 D 25, 191 1, Staunton, 111. Address, Springfield, 
 Ill.t 
 
 3632. FREDERICK CHARLES BAUER 
 
 (Husband of No. 5676; Brother of Nos. 4545, 
 6073) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 7, 1886, Blue 
 Mound, 111.; s. Charles R. (b. N 26, 1848, 
 Nazareth, Pa.) and Alice K. (Wall) Bauer (b. 
 Ag 19, 1854, Wadsworth, O.). Prepared in 
 Blue Mound H. S.; James Millikin Acad. 
 Supvr., Agr., Pub. Schs., Boise, Idaho, 1909- 
 11; Instr., Soil Fertility and Asst., E.xp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-14; Assoc, do., 1914 — • 
 Auth. : Bui. 193, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.; Various 
 Articles. Mem., Presby. Church; Pres., C. E. 
 Soc; V. P., mini Club of Idaho. Married 
 Louise Wallace Garrett ('13). Ag 13, 1913. 
 Champaign. Children: Alice Elizabeth, b. Je 8. 
 1914; Frederick Charles, b. Ja 19, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 715 S. Prairie St., Champaign; bus. add.. 
 Coll. Exp. Sta., Urbana. 
 
 3633. BAYARD MACKNET BEACH 
 
 (Son of Nos. 257, 278) 
 Sec. Loan & Savings Co.; B. S. in E. E. ; 
 b. Ja 31, 1888, Huron, S. Dak.; s. Bayard 
 Edwards ('81), (b. N 30, i860, Mahomet. 111.) 
 and Metta Mary Irene (Macknet) Beach ('81). 
 (b. N 25, 1859, Girard, 111.). Prepared in 
 Huron H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Glee 
 and Mandolin Club; Class Sec; Ed., Techno- 
 graph. Elec. Solicitor, Quincy Gas, Elec & 
 "Heating Co., Quincy, 111., 1909-10; Ins. Dept., 
 Beach. Bryant & Dickinson, Huron, S. Dak.; 
 Sec, Dak. Savings & Loan Co., do., 1910 — ; 
 Sec, Beach & Dickinson Co., do., 1910 — . Mem., 
 The Idlers, Huron; A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; 
 Congr. Church. Married Elise Hassert Put- 
 nam, D 6, 1916, Mt. Pleasant, la. Child, Mary 
 Elise, b. D 12, 1917. Address, Huron, S. Dak. 
 
 3634. GEORGE DAVIS BEARDSLEY 
 
 (Son of Nos. 204, 265; Brother of No. 2898) 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Ap 11, 1887, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; s. Henry Mahan ('79), (b. O 20, 
 1858, Milford Tp., O.) and Marietta (Davis) 
 Beardsley ('81), (b. My 11, 1858, Vienna, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Man. H. S., Kansas City, Mo. Phi 
 Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; Ku Klux; Shield 
 and Trident; Pres., Ath. Assn.; Chm., Inter- 
 schol. Com. Lawyer, Kansas City, Mo. Mem., 
 Y. M. C. A.; Kansas City Ath. Club; City 
 Club of Kansas City; Westminister Congr. 
 Church. Married Ella Whitnel, Mr 26, 1912, 
 East St. Louis, 111. Children: Melville Whitnel. 
 b. O 10, 1913; Henry Lindorf, b. N 27, 1916. 
 Address, loii West 39th St., Kansas City, 
 Mo.; bus. add., 1107 Commerce Bldg., do. 
 
 3635. RALPH OSBORNE BECK 
 Proprietor, Garage; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 2, 
 
 1885; s. F. F. (b. Wisbech, Eng.) and Kath- 
 erine (Hughes) Beck (b. Elora, Ont.). Pre- 
 pared in Sioux City H. S. Delta Tau Delta. 
 Instrumentman, C. & N. W. R. R., 1909-10; 
 Private practice, Skeele and Beck, 1910-11; 
 West. Agt., The Elkhart Bridge & Iron Co., 
 1911-13; Proprietor, R. O. Beck Co., Bldg. 
 Material, 1913-16; do., Beck Motor Co., Auto- 
 mobile Garage, 1916 — . Mem., West. Soc. of 
 Engrs. Married Bessie A. Rasmusson, Mr 20, 
 1913. Children: Ralph Osborne, Jr., b. F 18, 
 1914; Betty Mary, b. N 26, 1917. Address, 
 1418 Jackson St., Sioux City; bus. add., 1415 
 Jackson St., do. 
 
 3636. RODNEY LINTON BELL 
 (Brother of No. 8137) 
 Highway Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1915; 
 b. O 29. 1884, West York, III.; s. Charles 
 Lowell (b. D 22, i860, do.) and Dollie (Lindley) 
 Bell (b. S 13, 1865, do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 .\cad. Sigma Xi; Final Honors; Capt., Varsity 
 Polo. With St. Highway Comn., Experimental 
 Road Work, 1909-13; Acting Dist. Engr., do., 
 1913 — . Married Zilpah Richards, D 10, 1910, 
 Charleston, 111. Address, West York, 111. 
 
 3637. *EVA MARION BENEFIEL 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl S, 1884, Mattoon, 111.; 
 d. J. B. (b. Ap 22, 1847, Vincennes, Ind.) and 
 Ellen Flora (Aldridge) Benefiel (b. Ag 2, 1849, 
 Pine Blue, Ark.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S.; 
 Baker (Ore.) H. S. Alethenai; W. A. A.; H. 
 Sc. Club; Scholarship. Instr.. Dom. Sc, Har- 
 risburg Tp. H. S., 111.; do., Redlands, 111.; Co. 
 Adviser, H. Sc, Kankakee Co., 111. Mem., 
 Home Econ. Assn.; A. C. A;. Presby. Church. 
 Died, Jl 31, 1 916, Kankakee, 111. 
 
 3638. HARVEY CHILDS BENNETT 
 (Brother of No. 6739) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. Engng.; b. F ii, 
 1886, Aurora, 111.; s. John Franklin (b. Earl- 
 ville. 111.) and Viola A. (Childs) Bennett (b. 
 Mendota. 111.). Prepared in East Aurora H. S. 
 Chem. Club; Phi Lambda LTpsilon; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors. Chem., Commonwealth Edison 
 Co., 1910; Chem. Engr., Mark Mfg Co., Zanes- 
 ville, O., 191 1 ; Chem., Union Pacific R. R., 
 Omaha. 191 2; Chief Chem., Los Angeles Soap 
 Co., Los Angeles. Married Lucy B. Spooner, 
 Je 14, 1917, Council Bluffs, la. Address, 211 
 S. Burlington Ave., Los Angeles; bus. add., 
 Los Angeles Soap Co., do. 
 
 3639. DALEY GEORGE BEVIS 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. O i, 1886, New- 
 ton, 111.; s. George Franklin (b. Columbus, 
 Ind.) and Emma (Lutz) Bevis (b. Springfield, 
 O.). Prepared in Newton H. S. Phoenix; Jr. 
 Base-ball Mgr. ; Com. Stud. Union. Supt., Const. 
 111. Field, 1909; Masonry Insp., Wabash R. R., 
 1909; Asst. Supt., F. O. EngsromCo., Los 
 Angeles, 1910-11; Engr. and Asst. Sales Mgr., 
 Parrott & Co., San Francisco, 1911-12; Mgr., 
 Edward R. Bacon Co., Los Angeles, 1912-15; D. 
 G. Bevis & Co., 1915— . Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Ethel M. Dubbs, F 19, 1913. Santa 
 Monico, Calif. Child, Jennie M., b. Ag 8, 1915. 
 Address, 3736 Dalton Ave., Los Angeles; bus. 
 add., 236 Marsh-Strong Bldg., do. 
 
 3640. WILLIAM HERBERT BEYRER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 18, 1885, Vera 
 Cruz, Ind.; s. Charles C. (b. Ger.) and Priscilla 
 M. (King) Beyrer (b. Johnstown, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in South Bend (Ind.) H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Final Honors; Pres., Arch. Club. Arch. 
 Engr., Dayton, O., 1909-12; do., Hamilton, O., 
 1912-13; do., Duluth, Minn., 1913-17. ist Lt., 
 109th Engrs., Camp Cody, N. M., 1917 — • 
 Mem., Y. M. C. A.; Duluth Boat Club; Duluth 
 
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 Arch. Club; Cml. Club; A. F. A. M.; Presby. 
 Church. Married Tysce E. Davison, Je 9, 1918, 
 Deming, N. M. Address, 507 Lyceum BIdg., 
 DuUith, Minn. 
 
 3641. MARY ANDREWS BICKEL (WHITE) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 24, 1886, Geneseo, 
 111.; d. William August (b. My 17, 1855, Wein- 
 garten, Ger.) and Emilie Annis (Anderson) 
 Bickel (b. F 8, 1855, Geneseo, 111.). Prepared 
 in Geneseo H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Phi Delta 
 Psi; Athenean. Teacher, Union H. S., Phoenix, 
 Ariz., 1909-13. Married Frank M. White, Je 
 18, 1913, Moline, 111. Child, Frank Marshall, 
 Jr., b. Jl 17, 1916. Address, Madison, Wis. 
 
 3642. WALTER EMERSON BILLINGS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 10, 1885, 
 Geneseo, 111.; s. Henry Pomeroy and Emma 
 Amelia (Classon) Billings. Prepared in Gene- 
 seo H. S. Married Maebelle Irene Billings, S 
 27, 1909, Morgan Park, 111. Children: Paul 
 Walter, b. Ag 31, 1911; Elizabeth Jane, b. Jl 
 27, 1913; Gilbert Ralph, b. Jl 25, 1915; Inez 
 Irene, b. My 17, 191 7. Address, 942 Dufferin 
 St., Toronto, Can.; bus. add., 409 Dominion 
 Bank BIdg., do. 
 
 3643. KATHERINE MAY BLAKE 
 (HARKINS) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 7. 1887, 
 Watseka, 111.; d. Edmund J. (b. Je 11, 1848, 
 Nantucket Island, Mass.) and Rebecca Mar- 
 gart (Wise) Blake (b. O 20, 1857, Goodwine, 
 111.). Prepared in Watseka H. S. Alpha Xi 
 Delta. Married Claude Howard Harkins, O 6, 
 1909, Watseka, 111. Address, 601 E. Lincoln 
 Ave., Watseka, Ill.t 
 
 3644. ROSE BLAND 
 Sch. Prin.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 14, 1876, 
 Hopedale, 111.; d. Ambrose (b. 1834, O.) and 
 Pernecia Jane (Miner) Bland (b. D 17, 1851, 
 Windsor, Jo.). Prepared in Shelbyville H. S., 
 111. St. Norm. Univ. Grad. work in Educ, 
 LIniv. of Chicago, summers, 1912, 13, 14; Tea- 
 chers Coll., Columbia, 1914-15; M. A., do., i9i5- 
 Supt. of Tr. Sch., Dept. of Educ, Univ. of 
 Ark., 1907-13; Prin., Teachers Tr. Sch., 
 Youngstown, O., 1915 — . Auth. : Various arti- 
 cles for the Ark. Sch. Jour. Supt. S. Sch.; Bi- 
 ble class Teacher, Y. W. C. A. Address, 196 St. 
 Louis Ave., Youngstown, O. 
 
 3645. ROBERT R. BOOKWALTER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 8, 1885, Danville, 111.; 
 s. Ferdinand (b. Attica, Ind.) and Hannah M. 
 (Meeke) Bookwalter (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Danville H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1903-4- Kapna 
 Sigma; Phi Delta Phi; Yoxan. Address, 1012 
 N. Vermilion, Danville, Ill.t 
 
 3646. SIMEON E. BOOMER 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. O 14, 1874, 
 Buncombe, 111.; s. George Bollman (b. Ag 3, 
 1836, Scottsburg, Ind.) and Martha Jane 
 (Peterson) Boomer (b. Ag 25, 1841, Belknap, 
 111.). Prepared in So. 111. Norm. Univ. Instr., 
 Univ. Acad., 191 1; Head Dept. of Physics, 
 So. 111. Norm Sch, 191 1 — . Mem., Presby. 
 Church; A. F. A. M. Married May Kaiser, 
 Ag 15 1906, Tonica, 111. Address, Carbon- 
 dale, 111. 
 
 3647. GAIL LESLIE BORTON 
 Farmer; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Ja i, 1888, 
 Deland, 111.; s. Joshua Lincoln (b. Jl 4, 1861, 
 do.) and Marv Belle (Wilson) Borton (b. S 25, 
 1864, Atlanta", 111.). Prepared in Deland H. 
 S.; Univ. Acad. Salesman, 1910; Farmer, 
 Tower Hill, 111. Address, Tower Hill, Ill.t 
 
 3648. NAPOLEON HIRAM BOYNTON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 27, 1885, 
 
 (Minneapolis; s. A. R. (b. D 2, 1865, Kings- 
 ton, Wis.) and Anna Mary (Brown) Boynton 
 (b. N 17, 1865, Dunington-on-Bayne, Lincoln- 
 shire, Eng.). Prepared in Austin H. S., Chi- 
 cago. P2ta Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; Scholarship; 
 Track Sqiiad. Engr., Nat. Lamp Assn., 1909; 
 Publicity Dept., do., 1909; Publicity Mgr., do., 
 1912; Gen. Mgr., Buckeye Elec. Div., Nat. 
 Lamp Works, Gen. Elec. Co., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Pamphlets and articles on Lamps and Illumi- 
 nation. Mem., Nat. Elec. Light. Assn.; I. E. 
 S. ; Cleveland Advertising Club; Cleveland 
 Elec. League; Cleveland Ath. Club; Cleveland 
 Chamber of Commerce; Sons of Jove; Cleve- 
 land mini Club, 1916. Married Winifred Car- 
 oline Valer, S 25, 1909. Child, Marguerite 
 Elizabeth, b. My 12, 1916. Address, 1954 
 Woodward Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 3649. BENJAMIN A. BRACKENBURY 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in M. and S. E. ; b. Je 
 
 29, 1882, Waterloo, la.; s. W. A (b. Lincoln, 
 Eng.) and Ellen (Oades) Brackenbury (b. 
 Chicago). Prepared in Elgin Acad. Engr. 
 in charge of sewers, Spokane, Wash., 1910-14; 
 Asst. Engr., R. R. Const., St. of Ore., 1914-15; 
 do., St. of Calif., 1915-17. Capt. Engrs., Re- 
 serve Corp, 1917; A. E. F., France, 1918. 
 Auth.: Several Articles in Engng. Record, 
 Elec. World, etc. Address, San Francisco. 
 
 3650. JOHN JAY BRADLEY 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 19, 1885, 
 Bay City, Mich.; s. Russell Morris and Eliza- 
 beth A. (Conderman) Bradley. Prepared in 
 Eng. High and Man. Tr. Sch., Chicago. Deha 
 Upsilon; Fresh. Base-ball and Foot-ball; Var- 
 sity Foot-ball, 1905-6-8; Freshman Cap Com. 
 Salesman, Milwaukee, 1909-10; do., Philadel- 
 phia, 1910-12; do., Stevens-Duryea Co., Al- 
 bany, N. Y., 1912-17. Class 4, R- O. C, U. S. 
 Naval Acad., Annapolis, Md.; apptd. Ensign to 
 Fleet, S 19, 1918. Address, 327 N. Fulton 
 Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 
 3651. JESSIE DELIGHT BRAKENSIEK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 25, 1880, 
 Quincy, 111.; d. Henry (b. F i, 1849, do.) 
 and Mary Ellen (Harvey) Brakensiek (b. S 
 22, 1853, do.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 Eng. Club; Der Deutsche Verein; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Teacher, Math., H. S., Quincy. Ad- 
 dress, Quincy, 111. 
 
 3652. HOWARD DIXON BRALEY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 26, 1886,. 
 Virden, 111.; s. George E. and Amy (Holli- 
 day) Braley. Prepared in Virden H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu. Elec. Engr., Westinghouse Elec. 
 Co., Pittsburgh, 1909-18; Westinghouse Lamp 
 Co., Bloomfield, N. J., 191 8—. Married Pearl 
 Helen Braley, Je 4, 1913, Wauseon, O. Child, 
 William Walker, b. Ag 13, 1917- Address, 297 
 Glenwood Ave., East Orange, N. J.; bus. add., 
 Westinghouse Lamp Co., Bloomheld, N. J. 
 
 3653. ROYDEN EARL BRAND 
 (Brother of No. 3291) 
 Garden Supvr.; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1912; 
 b. N 18, 1882, Danville, 111.; s. W. F. (b. Ap 
 22, 1851, Meinberg, Ger.) and Fannie Harriet 
 (Kitchener) Brand (b. Je 7, 1859, Montreal, 
 Can.). Prepared in Danville H. S. Alpha Zeta; 
 Sigma Xi. Asst., Dairy Hush., tjniv. of 
 111., 1909; Instr., do., 1910; Assoc, do., and 
 First Asst., Dairy Hush., Agr. Exp. Sta., 1911- 
 15; Garden Supvr., Danville, 111., 1915 — . 
 Auth.: (with C. H. Yates) Clean Milk, Agr. 
 Exp. Cir., No. 147; (with W. J. Eraser) Four 
 Systems of Dairy Farming and the Profits on 
 each, do.. No. 151; (with W. J. Fraser) Dairy 
 Suggestions from European Conditions as seen 
 in the British Isles, Holland and Denmark, do.. 
 No. 140. Married Ethel R. Sharp, Ag. 1918. 
 Address, 1218 N. Vermillion St., DanvUle, 111. 
 
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 3054. LVDIA INIARIE BRAUER 
 Teacher: A. B. in L. & A. Prepared in 
 San Jose, II. S. Eng. Club; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors; Valedictorian, 1909. 
 Teacher. Hist, and Ger.. Chilton (Wis.) H. 
 S., 1909. Address, San Jose, Ill.t 
 
 365s. GLADYS BRECKENRIDGE (FINCH) 
 (Daughter of II2; Wife of No. 3365) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 19, 188S, Beth- 
 lehem, Pa. ; d. Lester Paige (b. Meriden, 
 Conn.) and May (Brown) Breckenridge. Pre- 
 pared, Moravian Seni., Bethlehem, Pa. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi. Married Earl De- 
 ^'e^e Finch ('oS). D 2S, 1910, New Haven, 
 (ionn. Child, Richard Breckenridge, b. N 8, 
 1914. Address, Redlands, Calif. 
 
 3656. MABEL BREDEHOFT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. la 20, :88s, 
 Danville, 111.; d. George W. (b. Danbury, O.) 
 and Julia (Eichlenian) Bredehpft (b. Berlin, 
 Ger.)". Prepared in Danville II. S. Alpha Xi 
 Delta; Ger. Club. Teacher, Danville, 111., 1910; 
 do., Moline, 111., 1912. Received Am. Red 
 Cross Service uadge for 800 hours service. Ad- 
 dress, 309 Walnut St., Danville, Ill.t 
 
 3657. CHARLES EMERY BRESSLER, JR. 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 26, 1882, 
 South Bend, lud. ; s. Charles, Sr. (b. .\g 20, 
 1850, Perry Co., Pa.) and Viola t\\ilson) 
 Bressler (b. O 26, 1855, Kosciusko Co., Ind.). 
 Prepared in South Bend H. S. Supt., J. F. 
 Hill Paving Contr. Address, 732 Bronson St., 
 South Bend, Ind.t 
 
 3658. VERNA BROOKS 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 18, 1S85. 
 Macon, 111.; d. William Henry (h. S 1846. 
 Madison, Ind.') and Viola (Frazee) Brooks 
 (b. Mr 1850, Macon, 111.). Prepared in Macon 
 H. S.; Univ. .\cad. ; Miliikin Univ.; Harvard 
 Summer School, 1908-00. Phi Delta Psi; W. 
 A. A. Asst., Phys. Educ. for Women, Univ. 
 of 111., 1900-12; Instr., do., 1912 — . Mem,, Am. 
 Phys. Educ. .Assn.; Central 111. Phys. Tr. 
 Teachers' .\ssn.; M. E. Church. Address, 1104 
 W. Nevada St., Urbana; bus. add.. Woman's 
 Gymnasium, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 3659. AVERY BRUND.-^GE 
 Contr. and Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 28, 
 1887, Detroit; s. Charles (b. Campbelltown, 
 N. Y.) and Minnie (Lloyd) Bruudage (h. 
 ButTalo, N. v.). Prepared' in Chicago Eng., 
 and .Man. Tr. 11. Schs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Phoeni.x; Varsity Track 
 and Basketball: Class football; Scribblers; Ed.- 
 in-chief, Scribblers Mag.; Mgr., Track. Supt. 
 (Tonst., Holabird & Roche, Archs., 1000-12; 
 Supt. Const., John Gritfiths & Son Co.. Contrs^, 
 1912-is; ContV. Engr., 1016 — . Mem., .V. F. 
 A. M.'; M. W. S. E.; Sec. Intercoll. Coiif. 
 Ath. Assn. 1915 — ; Chicago Ath. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, no S. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 3660. LEONARD BUCK 
 Cashier; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. .\p i.?, 
 1884, Ipava, 111.; s. George Wesley (b. S 16, 
 1859, Vermont, 111.) and Mary Belle (Frazier) 
 Buck (b. Tl i6, i860, Jc"). Prepared in Ver- 
 mont H. S. Sec. Cml. Club. With Cml. Nat. 
 Bank, Chicago, 1909; Asst. Cashier, X. W. 
 Halsey and Co., 1909-16; Cashier, Halsey Stu- 
 art &' Co., Chicago, 1916-17; do., New York 
 City, 1 91 7 — . Married Marie Pierce, Ap 28, 
 1 91 7, Chicago, .-iddrcss. Forest Hills, X. Y. ; 
 bus. add., Halsey Stuart & Co., 49 Wall St., 
 New York City. 
 
 3O61. RUTH IRENE BUFFUM (MAUCKER) 
 A. B. in L, & A.; b. Jl 12. 1886; d. Almon 
 A. (b. Ag 26, 1849, Knox Co., 111.) and Amanda 
 (Weaver) Buffum (b. N 18, 1851, Dark Co., 
 O.). Prepared in Rock Island 11. S. ; Lhiiv. of 
 Calif. Aljjha Chi Omega: Pres., -Melhenai; 
 I'hi Beta Kappa; Scribblers; Eng. Club; Final 
 Honors; Class Prophet. Teacher, Eng., Lex- 
 ington H. S., 111., 1909-11; Univ. of Chicago 
 Coll. of Educ, summer of 191 o. Married 
 James William Maucker, O 2, 1911, Macomb, 
 111. Children: James William, Jr., b. S 16, 
 1912; Robert Buft'uni, b. Mr 19, 191 5. Address, 
 1 33 1 42nd Ave., Rock Island, 111. 
 
 3662. CLARK WESLEY BULLARD 
 (Son of No. 166; Brother of Nos. 2339, 2599) 
 Assistant: B. S. in Arch.; b. O 21, 1885, 
 Springheld, HI.; s. Samuel Alexander C?^"), (b. 
 Mr 25, iS!;3, Mechanicsburg, 111.) and Elsie 
 (Elliott) Billiard (b. S 26. 1855, Tonica, 111.). 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Theta Delta Chi; 
 Arch. Club. Arch. Draftsman, Springfield, 111., 
 1909-15; do.. Champaign, 1915; Arch. Oesigner, 
 office of Supervising /Vrch., Lhiiv. of 111., 
 1915-18; .\sst.. Farm Mechanics, Univ. of 111., 
 1918 — . Mem., L^ S. Pub. Service Reserve. 
 1917 — ; Mem., L^niv. of 111. Club; Gamma 
 Club, Springfield, 111.; lUini Club, Chicago. 
 Married Nina Summers, Mv 3, 1916, Spring- 
 field, 111. Child, Clark Wesley, Jr., b. Je 25, 
 1917. Address, 504 Chalmers St., Champaign; 
 bus. add., 256 Administration Bldg., Urbana. 
 
 3663. AGNES IRENE BULLOCK 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 1313, --yio. 3664, S^^s) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 8, 1880, 
 Eureka, III.; d. Wingfield Minor (b. O 24, 
 i8?6. Versailles, 111.) and Marv Marsalenia 
 (McCullough') Bullock (b. Ag 26, 1850, Jef- 
 ferson Co., W. \'a.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Xorm. Univ.; L'niv. of Chicago, 1908. Teacher, 
 Saybrook 11. S., 111., 1909-10. Address, 634 
 S. '2nd St.. Missoula, Mont. 
 
 3664. EDITH R.\Y BULLOCK (CARPER) 
 (Sister of Nos. 1313, 2919, 3663, 3665; Wife of 
 No. 3677) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 6, 1889, Eureka, 111.; 
 d. Wingfield Minor (b. O 24, 1836, Versailles, 
 111.) and Mary Marsalenia (McCullough) 
 Bullock (b. Ag 26, 1850, Jefferson Co., \V. 
 Va.). Prepared in El Paso H. S. Sec, Soph. 
 (Tlass; Soph. Class Hist. Teacher, H. S., Say- 
 brook, 111., 1909-10; do., 1910-12; do.. Buckley, 
 Wash., 1912-13: do., Kent, Wash., 1913-14; do., 
 Cairo, 111., 1914-15. Married lohn Fisher Car- 
 per ('09), O 24, 191 s. Child, f"lorence Bullock, 
 b. Mr 2. 1918. Address, Buda, 111. 
 
 3665. LELA MAY BULLOCK 
 (Sister of Nos. 1313, 2919, 3663, 3664) 
 Emergency Home Demonstrator; .\, B. in L. 
 & .\.; b. Mv 26, 1885. Eureka, 111.; d. Wing- 
 field Minor (b. O 24, 1836, N'ersailles, 111.) and 
 Marv Marsalenia (McCullough) Bullock (b. Ag 
 26. 1850, Jefferson Co., W. Va.). Prepared 
 in Jefferson Park IT. S., El Paso, 111.: 111. St. 
 Norm. LTniv. ; Stout Inst.; Chicago, Univ. B. 
 S.. Kan. St. Norm. Tr. Sch., 1914- Teacher, 
 Tacoma, Wash., 1909-10; Wenatchee, Wash., 
 1910-12: Freeport, 111. H. S., 1912-13: Flathead 
 Co. H. S., Kalispell, Mont., 191 5-1 7; Emergency 
 Home Demonstration Agt., V. S. Dept. .\gr. 
 and Univ. of Idaho. Ext. Div., Co-operating 
 under Food Prod. .Act, Ag 10, 191"- Address. 
 Pocatello, Idaho. 
 
 3666. IRMA MARIE BUMGARNER 
 
 (Sister of No. 8180) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 28, 1886, 
 McNabb, 111.; d. Oscar (b. F 24, Washington 
 Co., Pa.) and Mary Louisa (Mills) Bumgarner 
 
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 335 
 
 (b. Ja T4, 1851, McNabb, 111.). Prepared in 
 Center Sch., Putnam Co., 111.; James Millikin 
 L'niv., 1904-7. Teacher, Stockland, Tp. H. S., 
 111. Civilian service, Signal Corps., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. Address, McNabb. 111. 
 
 3667. GEORGE FRANCIS 13URCII 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 20, 1885, 
 Taylorville, III.; s. G. F. and Susie L. Hurch. 
 Thela Nu Epsilon; Sigma Xi. Bridge Engr., 
 111. Highway Comn. Address, 1124 S. Walnut 
 St., Springfield, Ill.t , '', '' 
 
 3668. WILLIAM HARRISON LURCH 
 Motor Dealer; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 24, 1881, 
 Morrison, 111.; s. Thomas J. and Rebecca (Stin- 
 ton) liurch. Prepared in Morrison II. S. Phi 
 Delta Theta. With Nordherg Mfg. Co., Mil- 
 waukee, iqof)-i^o; Midland Motor Co., Moline, 
 111., 1010-11; Grain and Coal Dealer, 1911-16; 
 Dodge Bros., Detroit, igi6-iS; Elgin Motor Car 
 Corp., Argo, 111., 191S — . Mem., III. Nat. 
 Guard, l899-jgo4. Married Zoda Mae Viner, 
 My 25, 1912, Morrison, 111. Address, Argo, III. 
 
 3669. FRANK M. BURGESS 
 
 (Brother of No. 3302) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 16, 1887, 
 Tonjca, 111.; s. Lucian Ashley (b. Ja 20, 1852, 
 do.) and Iila Arvilla (Mudge) Burgess (b. F 
 3, 1855, Cedar Point). Prepared in Tonica H. 
 S. Agr. Club; Sigma Pi. Address, Douglass, 
 Butler ^o., Kan. 
 
 3670. PAUL BURKE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 4, 1887, 
 Duhuh, Minn.; s. William Ilenry (b. Ja 16, 
 i8:;7, Racine, Wis.) and Flora (Coulter) Burke 
 (b. F 25. 1859, Woodstock, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Evan.ston Tp. II. S. Tau Beta Pi; Final 
 Honors. Engr., AUis-Clalmers Co., Milwau- 
 kee; do., Bromsee Storage Co., Detroit, 1914; 
 do.. I'alm Vacuum Cleaner Co., do., 191 5. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Palm Vacuum Cleaner Co., Detroit. 
 
 3671. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH BURNS 
 
 (GLASGOW) 
 (Wife of No. 3379; Sister of Nos. 2922, 4579) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M. 1911; b. 
 Jl 22, 18S7, Greenville, III.; d. James Clinton 
 (b. S 13. 1850, Harveys, Pa.) and Ida Jane 
 (Garey) Burns (b. Ja 18, 1856, Xenia, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Monmouth and Macomb H. Schs.; 
 West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1904-6. lUiola; 
 K;ii)))a Delta Pi; Sigma Xi; Final Honors; 
 Scholarship, Math., 1910-11. Fellowship Math., 
 L'niv. of Wis., 1911-12; do., Univ. of 111., 1912- 
 13. Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 1913-15; Instr., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Aut!;.: Founda- 
 tion Period in the Hist, of Group Theory, Am. 
 Math. Monthly, Vol. XX; The Abstract Defini- 
 tions of tl-.e Substitution Groups of Degree 8, 
 Am. Jour, of Math. Vol. XXXVII; Daniel P. 
 Cook, Jour. III. St. Historical Soc. Vol. VI. 
 Mem., Am. Math. Soc; A. A. A. S. Married 
 Robert Douglas Glasgow ('08), Je 15. 1916, 
 Macomb, 111. Address, 924 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 3672. COMFORT STRAIGHT BUTLER 
 (Son of No. 206; Brother of No. 6133) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 1, 1887, 
 Cairo, III.; s. William Nichols ('79), (b. Ag 16, 
 1856. Berlin, Wis.) and Mary (Mattoon) But- 
 ler (b. Je 10, 1858, Arkright. N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Cairo H. S. Aljjha Tau Omega; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Egyptian Club; iqcq Illio Ed.; 1908 Illini 
 Ed. LL. 13., George Washington Univ., Coll. of 
 Law, 1912. iDept. of Interior Bur. of Indian 
 Affairs, iqio-11; Law Clerk, Washington, D. C, 
 1911-12; Patent and Trademark Law. St. Louis, 
 1912-17; Lawyer, New York City, 1918 — . O. 
 T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 4Sth U. S. InL, D 
 1917-18; Capt., France, 191S; Mustered out. 
 
 p 12, 1918. Mem., Univ. Club, Washington, 
 D. C; Univ. Club, St. Louis; City Club, do.: 
 St. Louis Amateur Ath. Club. Address 2036 
 Walnut St., Cairo, Hi.; bus. add., 4705 Wool- 
 worth Bldg., New York City. 
 
 367 ^ WILLIAM ARTHUR BUTLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in Rv. E. E.; b. O 2, 1886, 
 Kenosha, Wis.; s. Henry George (b. Jl 17, 1859, 
 Liverpool, Eng.) and J. (Ilatton) Butler (b. Ta 
 21, 1867, Stoorbridge, Eng.). Prepared in Da'n- 
 vdle H. S. Class Basket Ball. Football. Mccli. 
 and Elec. Test Man., 1909; Superior Burnt Bal- 
 last Co., Wellington, Kan.; Foreman, EIcc. 
 Test. Dept., do., igioj.Time Keeper, do., 1910; 
 -Vsst. Sujit.. do., 191 1 ; Supt., do., 1912; Sec- 
 Treas. Southwest Ballast Co., Hillsboro, Tex., 
 '913— ■ ]\larried Beth Swartlout, O 1910, 
 Fairchild, Wis. Children: Etta Jane, b. F 26, 
 1915; William Brown, b. Ag 5, 1916. Address, 
 300 Craig St., , Hillsboro, lex. 
 
 3674- RICHARD McPHERREN CABEEN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 11, 1887, 
 Seaton, 111.; s. Joshua (b. My 19, 1855, Aledo, 
 111.) and llattie S. (McPherren) Cabe'en (b. O 
 I, 1859. Sunbeam, III.). Prepared in Seaton H. 
 S.; Hedding Coll., 1903-5. Arch. Club; Pen & 
 Brush Club; Gregory Guild; Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Final Honors; Jr. Prom. Com. Architect, Hola- 
 bird & Roche, 1909-17. Equipment Div., Signal 
 Corps, 1917 — . Mem., Am. Philatelic Soc; 
 Chicago Philatelic Soc. Married Blema E. 
 Meagher. O 28, 1910, Chicago. Address, 1433 
 1-. 67th' Place, Chicago. 
 
 3675. ALLAN BERRY CAMPBELL 
 Professor; B. S. in E. E. ; b. tj 20, 1884, 
 I.ynnville, 111.; s. Clinton Samuel (b. Ja 22, 
 1839, Winchester, 111.) and Mary Ann (Eyre) 
 C.-.mpbpll (b. N 4, 1840, Yorkshire, Eng.). Pre- 
 1,'ared in La Harpe H. S. ; Univ. Acad. E. E. 
 .Soc; Tau Beta Pi; Class Football; Class Base- 
 ball. Apprenticeship course for Allis-Chalmers 
 Co., Norwood, O., 1909-10; Irrigation Work, Ft. 
 Stockton, Tex., 1910-12; Telephone Work, do., 
 Chicago and Macomb, II!., 1912-15; Instr., 
 Engng. Ext. Dept., la. St. Coll., iqi^-'S; Assoc. 
 Prof., 1918 — . Married Mary Alma Butler, 
 O 15, 1909, La Harpe, 111. Children: Allan 
 Bouham. b. N 26, 19x3; Kenneth Butler, b. 
 Jl II, 1916. Address, 1118 Kellog Ave., Ames, 
 la. 
 
 3676. CARL BERNHARDT CARLSON 
 Superintendent; B. S. in A. E. ; b. D 26, 1886, 
 Moline, 111.; s. Charles G. and Anna L. Carlson. 
 Prepared in Moline H. S. Aztec; Glee and 
 Mandolin Club. Address, Moline, 111. 
 
 3677. JOHN FISHER cARPER 
 (LIusband of No. 3664) 
 Proprietor Auto. Co.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 
 17, 1886, Buda, 111.; s. Fredrick (b. 1842, Pa.) 
 and Mary (Fisher) Carper (b. 1848, Broad 
 Top, Pa.). Prepared in Buda H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Eta Kappa Nu; V. P. Class, 1908; Class 
 Baseball. Elec. Dept., C. B. & Q. R. R., 1909- 
 11; 111. Concrete Const., 191 1-14; Proprietor, 
 lUida Auto. Co., Buda, 111., 1914 — . Married 
 Edith Ray Bullock ('09). O 24, 1915. Child, 
 Florence Bullock, b. Mr 2, 1918. Address, 
 Buda; -HI. 
 
 3678. CHARLES GASHEM CARRELL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 2, 1884, Greenup, III.; 
 s. Ennis Bedford (Tarrell (b. Martinsville, Ind.) 
 .•md Margaret Ann (Williams) Carrell (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Greenup H. S. Address, Lemmon, 
 S. Dak.t 
 
 3679. EARLE CHESTER GARY 
 
 With Surety Co.; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. 
 
 My 3. 1886, Rantoul, 111.; s. Peter V. (b. 
 
 1846, Catskill, N. Y.) and Henrietta (Ilalstead) 
 
 Gary (b. 1852, do.). Prepared .in Rantoul H. 
 
336 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1909 
 
 S. Cml. Club. Asst. Cashier, Armour Grain 
 Co., Chicago, 1909-14; Am. Surety Co. of N. Y., 
 1914 — . Meni., mini Club, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 3614 Michigan Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 3680. HERVEY RICHARD CAWOOD 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 23, 1886, 
 
 Palestine, III.; s. James M. and Adda (Richey) 
 Cawood. Prepared in Palestine H. S.; Okla. 
 Agr. and Mech. Coll. Scabbard and Blade; 
 1st Lt., Maj., Univ. Regt. Address, Palestine, 
 Ill.t 
 
 3681. EMILY ELLIS CHICHESTER 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. F 12, 1887, Brim- 
 field, 111.; d. Harry Elsvirorth (b. Mr 27, 1864, 
 Brimfield, do.) and Clemmie Maria (Tucker) 
 Chichester (b. F i, 1866, Brimfield, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Brimfield H. S. Address, Blooming- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 3682. CARL CHRISTOPHER 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; M. S. in 191 1; b. 
 Ja 20, 1886, Auburn, 111.; s. Joseph and Mar- 
 garet Elizabeth (Utt) Christopher. Prepared 
 in Auburn H. S.; 111. Wesleyan Univ. Asst., 
 An. Husb.; Prof., An. Husb., Univ. of Ark., 
 1911 — . Married Leah Baune, Ag 3, 1912, 
 Fayetteville, Ark. Address, Auburn, 111.; bus. 
 add., Fayetteville, Ark. 
 
 3683. FAITH ANGELINE CLARK 
 (Sister of Nos. 1842, 2614, 5074, 6157) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 17, 1884, Carthage, 
 111.; d. Lot Bozarth (b. N 25, 1848, Buchan- 
 nan, W. Va.) and Matilda Jane (Jackson) 
 Clark (b. Ja 16, 1856, Warsaw, 111.). Prepared 
 in Carthage H. S.; Carthage Coll. Address, 
 108 W. Clay Ave., Muskegon, Mich. 
 
 3684. *FRANCES EMMA CLARK 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 2, 1888, Milwaukee. 
 Prepared in DeKalb Norm. Sch. ; Univ. Acad. 
 Sec, Y. W. C. A., Elgin, 111. Died O 31. 1909. 
 Elgin, 111. 
 
 3685. CARRIE LOUISE CLARKE 
 
 (BLOOD) 
 (Sister of No. 1646) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. S 24, 1886, Momence, 111.; 
 d. Joseph Lorenzo (b. My 6, 1832, Naples, N. 
 Y.) and Mary Louise (Wooster) Clark (b. Mo- 
 mence, 111.). Prepared in Momence H. S. 
 Alpha Omicron Pi; Class Basketball; W. A. 
 A.; Varsity Basketball. Married Lyle Albert 
 Blood, Je 30, 1909, Momence, 111. Child, 
 daughte^r, b. Ag 22, 1917. Address, P. O. Box, 
 154, Sheridan, Wyo. 
 
 3686. AMOS TOWNSEND CLAYCOMB 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 29, 1886, 
 
 Coldbrook, 111.; s. Frank Erwin (b. My 6, 1857, 
 Monmouth, 111.) and Anna (Townsend) Clay- 
 comb (b. F 9, 1865, Malta, 111.). Prepared in 
 Sycamore H. S. Phi Delta Theta. Wildorado, 
 Tex., 1909-12; Farmer, Marengo, 111., 191-^-14; 
 do., Wayne, Neb., 19 16 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Chap. Council Commandery and Shrine. Married 
 Ruth Bressler, Je 15, 1912. Children: John 
 Bressler, b. 191 3; Frank Edwin, b. 191 5'. 
 George Edward, b. 191 6. Address, Wayne, 
 Neb. 
 
 3687. JOHN SIMEON CLEAVINGER 
 Associate; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1910; 
 
 b. D 3, 1880, Springfield, 111.; s. Robert T. (b. 
 S 26, 1850, Logan Co., Ky.) and Emma A. 
 (Bearce) Cleavinger (b. O 6, 1852, Decatur, 
 O.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Shield and Trident; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Prelim, and Final Honors; Glee Club, 
 Dir., 1907-10. Libn., Jackson, Mich., Pub. Lib., 
 1910-18; Assoc. Univ. of 111., 1919 — • Camp 
 Libn., U. S. Camp Custer, Mich., 1917-19- 
 Married Cora Whittingham Todd, F 15, 1919- 
 Address, 315 Washington Blvd., Urbana; bus. 
 add., Univ. of 111. Library, do. 
 
 3688. *PAUL McKINNEY CLENDENEN 
 (Brother of No. 2357) 
 
 Stock Clerk; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Mr 
 9, 1887, Cairo, 111.; s. Taylor Clinton (b. F 
 13. 185s, Kingston, O.) and Mary Rebecca 
 (McKinney) Clendenen (b. Ag 21, 1858, Cen- 
 tralia. 111.). Prepared in Cairo H. S. Chi 
 Beta; Egyptian Club; Choral Soc. Bank Clerk, 
 Alexander Co. Nat. Bank, 1909-10; Spe- 
 cial Agt., Census of Mfg., Mines and Quar- 
 ries, 1910; Stock Clerk, Branch House Acctg. 
 Dept., Armour & Co., 1910 — . 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1908-11. Mem., Alexander Club, Cairo, 111. 
 Entered U. S. A., 1917; Second Lt., 17th Inf. 
 A. E. F., France, 1918; Citation and Croix de 
 Guerre. Killed in Action, S 12, 1918. 
 
 3689. RAYMOND GROVER CLINITE 
 
 Topographic Aid; A. B. in Sc; b. O 6, 1883, 
 Cherry Valley, 111.; s. Charles Wesley (b. 
 1854, do.) and Lillie Bell (Taylor) Clinite 
 (b. Irene, III.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Scabbard and Blade; Capt., Univ. Regt. Prin., 
 H. S., Cherry Valley, 111., 1909-10; Topo- 
 graphic Aid, U. S. Geol. Sur., 1910-12. Mar- 
 ried Lois Agnes Davidson, F 28, 1909, Monti- 
 cello, 111. Address, Cherry Valley, 111. 
 
 3690. GRACE MIRANDA CLOW 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 24. 1882, 
 Wheatland, 111.; d. Adam Seaton (b. F 19, 
 1858, do.) and Caroline Esther (Parker) Clow 
 (b. D 23, 1856, Charleston, Mass.). Prepared 
 in E. Aurora H. S. Delta Gamma; Yo Ma; 
 Alethenai; Eng. Club; Prelim. Honors; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Teacher, H. S., Plainfield, 111., 
 1911-12; do.. Woodstock, 1913-14; do., Joliet 
 Tp. H. S., 111., 1914-18. Address, Plainfield, 
 111. 
 
 3691. FRANCIS ALBERT COFFIN 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 15, 1879. 
 Salem, 111.; s. Albert (b. N 24, 1851, Rich- 
 mond, Ind.) and Florence Viola (Stevens) 
 Coffin (b. F 12, 1856, Brownsville, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Lewis Inst.; Central Y. M. C. A. 
 Evening Sch., Chicago. Adelphic; Eta Kappa 
 Nu; E. E. Soc. Asst. Sales Mgr., Milwaukee 
 Elec Ry. & Light Co. Mem., A. I. E. E., 
 1916; Milwaukee Ath. Club, 1917. Address, 
 623 Maryland Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 3692. MYRTLE ROSE COKER (COMBE) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 10, 1889, Harrisburg, 
 111.; d. John Wilson (b. My 22, 1859, Mc- 
 Leansboro, 111.) and Addie (Rose) Coker (b. F 
 8, 1864, Elizabethtown, 111.). Prepared in 
 Harrisburg Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Yo Ma. 
 Teacher, H. S., Robinson, 111., 1909-10; do., 
 H. S., Equality, 111., 1910-12; do., So. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1913-16. Married Charles Emil 
 Combe, O i, 1916. Address, 200 E. Walnut 
 St., Harrisburg, 111. 
 
 3693. RAY ARTHUR COLLINS 
 Surveyor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag i, 1888, 
 
 Plainville, Kan.; s. James Alexander (b. Jl 26, 
 i860) and Anna Julia (Koupal) Collins (b. 
 Te 10, 1862, Prague, Bohemia). Prepared in 
 Lake View H. S., Chicago. Triangle; C. E. 
 Club; Sigma Xi. Asst. Surv. and Chief of 
 Party, Bur. of Lands, P. I., 1910-11; Supt., 
 E. & W. McShafifrey Co., Akron, O., 1917- 
 Mem., Philippine C. E. Soc. Married Anna 
 R. Royer, N 19, 1915. Child, Ray Royer, b. F 
 6, 1918. Address, i Doyle Court, Akron, O. 
 
 3694. FRANK SAMUEL COOK 
 Supt. of Highways; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 22, 
 
 1886, Mackinaw, 111.; s. David Millard and 
 Lucy Luella (Judy) Cook. Prepared in Mack- 
 inaw H. S. Instr., Math., Mech. drawing 
 and Man. Tr., Roseville, 111., 1909-10; Struct. 
 Draftsman, Chicago, 1910-11; Contr., Mack- 
 inaw, 111., 1911-16; Co. Supt. of Highways, 
 
1909] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 337 
 
 do._ 1914 — . Married BeuUa Madeline Cook. 
 Mr 2. 1907, Moline, 111. Children: Anna 
 Luella, b. S 20, igog; Marjorie Louise, b. N 
 13, 1912; Frank Samuel, Jr., b. Ja 29, 1918. 
 Address, Mackinaw, 111. 
 
 3695- CLOYD EDWARD CORRINGTON 
 Garage Mgr. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 7, 1889, 
 Moweaqua, 111.; s. William Fletcher (b. N 15, 
 1867, Nilvvood, 111.) and Edna V. (Greaves) 
 Corrington (b. N 21, 1859, Moweaqua, 111.). 
 Prepared in Moweaqua H. S. Apprentice, 
 Westinghouse Mfg. Co., 1910; Testing Dept., 
 do., 191 1 ; Supt. Sub. Stas., Central Ga. 
 Power Co., Macon, Ga., 1911-13; Pacific Gas & 
 Elec. Co., San Francisco, 1913-15; Corrington 
 & Son, garage, Clinton, III., 191 5 — . Married 
 Regina Crowe, Mr 21, 1917. Address, 208 
 E. Main St., Clinton, 111.; bus. add., 206 E. 
 Main St., do. 
 
 3696. GEORGE DELWIN CORWINE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 6, 1884, 
 Eden, S. Dak.; s. Jacob Regan (b. S 1857, 
 Lincoln, 111.) and Eva Alice (Perry) Corwine 
 (b. S i860, Armington, 111.). Prepared in 
 Delavan H. S. C. E. Soc. Rodman, C. E. 
 & P. S. R. R., N. Dak., 1909; with N. P. 
 R. R., Minneapolis, 191 1; Portland, Ore., 
 United R. R. Inst., Const, work, 191 1; Resi- 
 dent Engr., Blind Slough, Ore., 1911; Inst, 
 for G. N. Ry., Gold Bar, Wash., 191214; 
 Insp., G. N. Ry., Seattle, 1914-15; Insp. and 
 party chief, U. S. Reclamation Service, Meadow 
 Creek, Wash, and Sunnyside, Wash., 1915-17; 
 Jr. Civ. Engr., Interst. Commerce Comn., Div. 
 of Valuation as Instrumentman, Computer and 
 Recorder on I. C. C. party, N 12, 1917; Com- 
 puter and Draftsman, O. S. L. Ry., Salt Lake 
 City, Ut., 191 7; Office of Pub. Rds., Denver, 
 191 7; First Asst. on Location Party, 191 7; 
 Chief of Party on Const., 1918 — . Three yrs., 
 5th Regt., Co. K., 111. Nat. Guard. Address, 
 2458 High St., Denver. 
 
 3697. OLLISON CRAIG 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 21, 1888, 
 Sullivan, 111.; s. F. M. (b. D 25, 1850, Louis- 
 ville, Ky.) and Effie (Hampton) Craig (b. 
 Bethany, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. 
 Instr., M. E., Univ. of Colo., 1909-11: Asst. 
 Engr., Forest Products. U. S. Forest Service, 
 1911; Acting Prof, of Mech. Engr., Vanderbilt 
 Univ., 1912-13; Instr., Univ. of Tex., 1913-14; 
 Combustion Engr;, Laclede Christy Clay Prod- 
 ucts Co., St. Louis, 1914-15; Asst. Prof., Mech. 
 Engng., la. St. Coll., Ames, la., 1915—. Mar- 
 ried Bertha Shelton, Ag 26, 1909. Decatur. 
 Child, Francis Albert, b. .^g 2, 1911. Address, 
 c/o la. St. Coll., Ames, la. 
 
 3698. HAROLD E. CRISTY 
 Engineer; :M. E.; b. O 22, 1883, McHenry, 
 111.; s. William Abbott (b. Je 6, 1858, North 
 Hyde Park, Vt.) and Nina Gordon (Walker) 
 Cristy (b. Je 16, 1861, Ringwood, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in McHenry H. S. M. E. Soc; Univ. 
 of 111. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. Test Engr. 
 and Draftsman, C. & A. Mining Co., Bisbee, 
 Ariz., 1909-11; Mill man, Federated Mines & 
 Milling Co., Joplin, Mo., 191 1 — . Address, 
 2506 Pennsylvania Ave., Joplin, Mo. 
 
 3699. BARBARA CROW (DENISON) 
 A. B. in L. lS: A.; b. D 31, 1886, Salisbury. 
 111.; d. James G. (b. Cotton Hill, 111.) and 
 Susan (Harrison) Crow (b. Salisl)ury, 111.). 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Alpha Omicron 
 Pi; W. A. A.; Girls' Varsity Basketball. Teach- 
 er, Lawrenceville, 111. Married Raymond R. 
 Denison, Je 30, 191 1, Springfield, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Lawrenceville, 111. 
 
 3700. FRED DWIGHT DANFORD 
 Draftsman and Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 
 
 19, 1882; s. Melville Cox (b. S 22, 1847, New 
 Boston, 111.) and Dora (Noble) Danford (b. Ap 
 11, 1853, do.). Prepared in Hedding Coll., 
 Prep. Dept. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Draftsman, 
 C. B. & Q. R. R., Chicago, 1909; do.. O. S. L. 
 R. R., Salt Lake City. 1910; Drainage Engr., 
 Vandalia, 111., 1911; Chief draftsman. Bridge 
 Engr., Office Engr., T. &• P. R. R., Dallas, Tex., 
 19 1 2—. Address, Office Chief Engr. T. & P. 
 Ry., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 3701. SUSAN LA RUE DAYTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. N 28, 1881, 
 
 Newman, 111.; d. John Dayton. Prepared in 
 Paris H. S. Teacher, Eng., Assumption, 111. 
 Address, Assumption, 111. 
 
 3702. HAROLD CHURCHILL DEAN 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. Mr 25, 
 1888, Canton, S. Dak.; s. Frank M. (b. Jl 31, 
 1863, Philadelphia) and Charlotte Georgiana 
 (Paxton) Dean. Prepared in Englewood H. S., 
 Chicago. Tail Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim. 
 Honors; Capt., Univ. Regt. Constr. Dept., Com- 
 monwealth Edison Co., 1909; Engr. Dept., Pub. 
 Service Co. of Northern 111., 1909-12; Constr. 
 Dept., San. Dist. of Chicago, 1912-13; Efficiency 
 Engr., Civil Service Comn., Chicago, 1913-14; 
 Elec. Engr., Dept. of Gas & Elec, do., 1915-16; 
 Gen. Supt., N. Y. & Queens Elec. Lt. & Power 
 Co., New York City. Ed. and Mgr.. Bent of 
 Tau Beta Pi, Vol. V, No. 4; Vol. VI, No. 4. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E.; Mem., Collegiate 
 Dancing Club, Chicago; Illini Club of Chicago; 
 Nat. Elec. Lt. Assn.; N. Y. Elec. Soc. Married 
 Katherine Ellery French, Je 7, 1913, Chicago. 
 Child, Charlotte, b. Ag 14, 1917- Address, 200 
 Brown Ave., Flushing, New York City; bus. 
 add., 444 Jackson Ave., Long Island City, N. Y. 
 
 3703. CLARENCE MARTIN DE LANY 
 Public Acct.; A. B. in L. & A.; C. P. A., 
 1910; b. Mr 9, 1887, Chicago; s. Martin Andrew 
 (b. O 4, 1844, Lake Co., 111.) and Kate (Wet- 
 zel) De Lany (b. Ja 8, 1846, Lorraine, France). 
 Prepared in Robert Waller H. S., Chicago. 
 LL. B., N. W. Univ., 1910. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon. Address, 919 Edgecomb Place, Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 1310 Corn Exchange Bank 
 BIdg., do. 
 
 3704. HOMER ROSCOE DE WITT 
 Field Repr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 28, 1884, 
 
 Monroeville, O. ; s. Roscoe William (b. Je 21, 
 1854, do.) and Abbie Maria De Witt (b. Ja 21, 
 1858). Prepared in Jefferson H. S.. Chicago. 
 Asst. Engr., Mo. Pac. R. R.; Res. Engr., Gen. 
 Steam Shovel Foreman; Field Repr.. Federal 
 Reserve Bank, Cleveland, Orgn. and Promotion 
 of Govt, financial program in 5 counties of 
 Reserve Dist., 1917 — . Sec, Hoboken Bd. of 
 Trade. Address. 41 17 Lowell Ave., Chicago; 
 bus, add., 310 (juardian Bldg., Cleveland, O. 
 
 3705. IRA WILMER DICKERSON 
 Editor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 1, 1874, Saluda, 
 
 Ind. ; s. William Hugh (b. F 23, 1840. do.) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Shellcut) Dickerson (b. N 16, 
 1843, Uniontown, Pa.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Gamma Alpha; Scribblers; E. E. 
 Soc; Prelim. Honors. Instr., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-17. Mgr., Tractor Econ. Dept., Hart-Parr 
 Tractor Co., Charles City, la., 1917; Assoc Ed. 
 Tlie Farmer, Prairie Farmer, Wallace's Farmer, 
 IVis. Agriculturist. Mem., Am. Soc. Agr. 
 Engrs.; A. F. A. M. ; R. A. M.; Universalist 
 Church. Married Bernice Evangeline Wright, 
 Je 24, 1914, Charles City. la. Child, Frances 
 Wright, b. Ap 7, 1916. Address, Charles City, 
 la. 
 
Univeusity ok Illinois 
 
 U(,IOU 
 
 3706. BENJAMIN HENRY DIETRICH 
 (BvotluT of No. 4130, G179) 
 
 Real EsL IHaUr; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; !>. 
 .la --6, 18K1, nUuk River Falls, Wis.; s. Henry 
 (b. 1835, Hc-sseii, l);iriiisiadi, Gcr.) and Susan- 
 na (Witling) Dittrich (li. 11S40, Gcr.). Pre- 
 Harcd in UlacU J^ivcr l'',ills II. S. Alpha Sifim 1 
 I'hi; Ionian. Real Ivst. lUisiness, Vancouver, B. 
 C. .'Iddress, 204 W. 52111! PI., Los Angeles. 
 
 3707. LEE AMOS I)n.LON 
 (Brother of No.s. i 1 _v, 149J) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 10, 18S5, 
 Iroquois Co.. 111.; s. Henry (b. 1841, Vermilion 
 Co., do.) .ami Rachel (Wagner) Dillon (I). 1S-15, 
 Iroquois Co., (^11.). Prepared in Sheldon II. S.; 
 (Jrad. Stud., Univ. of Ore.; do., Univ. of Calif. 
 Adclnhic. Teacher, 11.^ S,, Newman, 111., looo- 
 10; (/(>., N'ancouver, Wash., kjio-i.c iI(>., II, .S., 
 lunclion City, Ore,, 1914-1 s;(/(),, Franklin 11. S,, 
 Portland, Ore,, 1915-18. C. 0. T. S„ lolh Tr. 
 Bat,, F. A.. 191S— . Mem., A. F. A. M. Mar- 
 ried Claudia Gcisberg, Ag 2, 1916, Jefferson 
 City, Mo, Address, 328 E, McCarty, JefTerson 
 City, MoJ 
 
 370S. WILLIAM PIlILir DOERR 
 (Brother of No. 5636) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 30, 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s, Jacob iMederie (b, O 15, 1851, Bons, 
 Kreis Goarlouis, Rhein Prov,, Gcr,) and Eninia 
 Caroline (Neliring) Doerr ' b, Ja 23, 1865, New 
 \'ork City), Prepared in Cliicago Man. Tr. 
 Sell,; Armour Acad. Honorary mention, Plym 
 I'Y'Uowship. Arch., Chicago, 1010 — . Mom., 
 Univ, Club, Chicago; Mentor Club. Address, 
 6.) 3 E. sofh Place. Chicago. 
 
 3709. ROBERT ERNEST DOHERTY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S, in E, E. ; b. Ja 22, 1885, 
 Clay City, 111.; s. Anthony (b. 1850, la.) and 
 Clara (Sauther) Dohcrly (b. 1850, Salem, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Theta Delta Chi; Tau 
 Beta Pi; I'.ta Kainia Nu; Sigma Xi; Egyptian 
 Club; E. E. Soc; Varsity Band; Chm., Sr, Hat 
 Com,; Cap and Gown Com, Married Pearl 
 Mills, Je 20, ign, Sherodsville, O, Address, 
 Engineering Dept. Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, 
 N. Y. , 
 
 3710. HAZEL DELL DOLLINGER 
 
 (PARKS) 
 A. B. in L. & A. I b. Jl iS, 1887, Maryville, 
 Mo.; d. Adolph Louis (b. Jl 24, i8(>i, Chicago) 
 and Rose Ann (Swart wood) Dollinger (b. My 
 21, 1800, Mason City, lU.L Prc|iarcd in Cham- 
 paign H, S, W. A. A.; Knpjia Delta Pi; \ arsiiv 
 B.askctball. Teacher. 11. S.. Griggsville. 111.; 
 do.. H. S., Gieentield, HI, Mem,. H, So. Clul.; 
 O. E. S.; Epis. Church. Married William 
 I'^anklin I'arks, Jl 20, 1914. Greent'ieM. HI. 
 Child. Willa Dell, b. My 12, 1915. Address, 
 Greenticld. 111. 
 
 371 1. DE.\N STANLEY DOUMAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 2077) 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 3, 
 i88t), Taylorvillc, 111.; s. Martin Luther (b. 
 My I, 1839, Ky.) and Susannah (Phillips) 
 Dornian (b, O 25. 1856, Plymouth, Eng, ), 
 Prepared in Tavlorville Tp. 11, S. Pliiloiii.it li- 
 ean; Delta Sij^iiia Rho; Neb.-lll,, 1907; Ind.-Ill.. 
 looS; Adelphic-Philo Debate, 190S. .sth 111, 
 Nat, Guard; 3rd Anuv C, 33rd Div, (Prairie) 
 A, E. F., France. Addnss, 221 E. Poplar St., 
 Taylorville, 111. 
 
 3712. ELZY FR.\NKLIN DOWNEY 
 Teacher; A. B, in Sc; M. S.. loio: s. 
 
 Robert Franklin (b. F 15, 1840, Streator, 111.) 
 and Luella I'rances (Parker) Downey (b. F 
 14, i8t;2, Abingdon, do.). Prepared in Mag- 
 nolia \\. S,; Gvad,, 111. St. TLirm. Univ., 1902; 
 Ihiiv. of Chicago, i9oji-7. Phi Latnbda Up- 
 siloin Kapjia Delta Pi. Elected full Asst., 
 Ihiiv. of 111., 1910; Teacher, New Trier Tp. 
 
 II. S., 1910-11; do., Lucy L. Flower Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago, 1911-1G; do., Harrison Tech., 
 M)ui-i7; do., Crane Tech., 1917 — . Mem,, Nat, 
 Geog, Soc, Married Lucile Westbrook, 1902, 
 Onarga, 111. Child, Robert Hull, b. D 2, 1905. 
 .Iddr(\ts_ 21 N. Austin Ave, Chicago. 
 
 3713- WALTER U. D REN NAN 
 Land Dealer; A, B, in L. & A.; b. O 28, 
 1888, Taylorville, 111.; s. John G. and Mar- 
 garet S. (Slater) Drennan. Prepared in Univ. 
 11. S., Chicago. Beta Theta Pi; Yoxan; Shield 
 and Trideiil; Helmet; Mgr., Football. With 
 Riley tS: Drennan, Real Ivst. and Ins., Out- 
 look, Saskatchewan, Can., 1911-18. Second Ll., 
 Isockwell Field, San Diego, Calif., 1918 — . Ad- 
 lirrss, Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, Can. 
 
 3714. JOSEPir ALLEN DREW 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2645, 2959, 5638) 
 Horticulturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 18, 1885, 
 Clifton, 111.; s. Washington (b. Ag 20, 1846, 
 Chatcmgav, N. Y.) and Mary Alice (Hunt) 
 Drew (b. S 23, 1850, Charleston, N. IL). Pre- 
 paieil in Watscka IT. S. Agr. Club. .\sst., 
 Poiiiol., .Agr, Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1909-11. 
 Hort., Fairlleld, 111.. 1012-17; do.. OInev. 111., 
 1918—. Mem,. Ill, St. Hort. Soc; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Presbv. Church, Married Hester Delilah 
 Ashlock, S 29, 1912, Flora, 111. Children: 
 Harold Ernest, b. My 31, 1914; Robert Bud, 
 b. S .(, 1015; Onier Dale, b. D 27, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Ohiey, 111. 
 
 3715. NORA BETZ DUNLAP (RODGERS) 
 A. B. in L. it A. 5 b. My 24, 1SS2, Savoy, 
 111.; d. Earnest Lane (b. Je 25. 1851. 111.) and 
 b'annie Dunkel (Betz) Diinlap (b. Jl 20, i8';3, 
 O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. H. Sc. Club. 
 Married Robert Beam Rodgers, D 37, 1909, 
 Champaign. Children: Frances B., b. U 21, 
 lOio; Dorothy Kathcrine, b. O 2, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 5178 Cotes Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 3716. WILBUR LAWRENCE DUNN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. An 24, 1880, 
 Peoria; s. William Wallace (b. S 2, 18.10, 
 Cambridge, Mass.) and Helen A. (FiiUorton) 
 Dunn (b. 11 19, 18.J2, Louisville, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Triangle, Engr., Hed- 
 rlck & Cochran, Consult, Engrs., Kansas City, 
 Mo.; do., Internat. Lead Relining Co., Peoria, 
 1918. Marricil Martha Toole, Je 18, 1913, 
 Macon, Ga. CbiUlren: l.ila Fullcrton, b. O 22, 
 1915; Willnir Lawrence, b. O 12, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Internat. Lead Reluiing Co., Peoria. 
 
 3717. CHARLES ELMER DURST 
 Farm .'Vdviser; B. S. in .Agr.; M. S., 1012; b. 
 My 3, 188.1. Knox City, Mo.; s, II. (b. Oii'"ey. 
 HI.) and Carrie (Layman) Durst. PreiKired 
 in Univ. Acad. Acanthus; .\gr. Club; Hort. 
 Ed., ///. Aur. Asst., Olericulture, Univ. of 
 HI,, 1909-11; Instr., do., 1911-12; Assoc, do.. 
 Coll, of Agr, and 111. Agr, Exp. Sta., 1912-17; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1017-18; Co, .-Vdviser. Union 
 Co., 1918 — . Anth. : Master's Thesis on A 
 Study of Eggplant, Buls., 174 and 188 and 
 Circulars 182. 198, 200, 201, 215, 216 of ///. 
 Ayr. H.\[<. Sta.; .Studies in Lettuce Hreeding, 
 Hort. Soc. Kefort, 1915; Experiments in Se- 
 lecting Tomatoes for Wilt Resistance, do., 
 i<»i7; Numerous popular articles in Morket 
 Grower's .four.: Nat. Food Maci.; Breeder's 
 Gacettc; Country Gextlemaii ; Orange Judd 
 Fanner; Prairie Farmer; Farmer's Review; 
 III. Agr.; Nat. Fruit Grozver; Two Circulars 
 on Home Gardening for 111. St. Council of 
 Defense and for Dcot. of Agr.' E.xt,, Univ, of 
 HI. Mem., Am. Soc. for Hort. Sc; A. A. A. 
 S.; 111. St. Hort. Soc: Veg. Growers Assn. 
 of Am.; A. F. A. M.; Christian Church. Mar- 
 ried Bertie Good, S 4, 1912, Urbana. Children: 
 Charles William, b, Ta 31, 1915; Ruth Jose- 
 l)liine, b. Ag 1918. Address, \iu.a, HI. 
 
icjoq] 
 
 Baccai.a ukkate Alu M N I 
 
 339 
 
 J7'8- O'ns MILKS EASTMAN 
 Supvr.. Till). Sells.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. la 
 i(), 1887, INirvard, JU.; s. Otis Sawyer ("b. 
 !■■ 10, 1833, Ucnloii, N. II.) and Harriet Maria 
 (Miles) Kasliiiaii (b. O 25, 1X51, ISoston). 
 i'repaicd in Harvard II. S. Principal, H. S., 
 lUetiir, Minn., lyoQ; do., Sycamore, 111., 1910; 
 dc, Harvard, 111., 1911-13; Siipt. Sells., Aniboy, 
 HI., 19131,';; Teaclu-r and Prin., H. S., DridRC- 
 liort, 111., 191. ■;; Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1916; Tcaehcr, H. S., Hri<lKcport, 111., 1916- 
 17; do.. KoeUford, III., Ap to D 1917; Garden 
 Siipvr. Pub. Schs., Cleveland, D 1917 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Cburch; A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. Mar- 
 ried Mary Amanda Scarls, Jl 8, 1914, Amboy, 
 111, Cliild, Lueile Mae, b. Mr 14, 1916. Address, 
 lo.Sio Faircliild Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 3719. FRANCES MARILLA EATON 
 (Daughter of No. 228; Sister of No. 2960) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 20, i888, 
 Harristown, 111.; d. William Thomas (b. 1858, 
 Salisbury, Mass.) and Augusta (Balchelder) 
 Katon (80), (b. 1856. Pittstield, N. II.). Pre- 
 pared in Tyler (Tex.) II. S. Phi Delta Psi; 
 Alethenai; V. P., Y. W. C. A.; Woman's 
 League; V. P., Sr. Class. Teacher, Pub. Schs., 
 Troup, Tex., igii-13; do., Eng., II. S., Tyler, 
 Tex., 1913-18. Addrcs.t, 227 Bonner Ave., 
 Tyler, Tex. 
 
 3720. BESSIE JOSEPHINE EISZNER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3356, S'o8) 
 Business; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 17, 1886, 
 Chicago; d. .August William (b. D 17, 1861) 
 and Elsie Marie (.Scheuermann) Eiszner (b. Je 
 23, 1861, Merkenfritz, Ober-IIessen, Gcr.). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst. Sr. Ca|) and Gown 
 Com.; Sr. Mem. Com. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 111., 1909-10. With Sanborn Map Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1915 — . Address, 156 N. Mayfield Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3721. KARL JOHN THKODOKK KKBLAW 
 (Husband of No. 4204; Brother of No. 4142) 
 .Professor; B. S. in M. E. ; M. S., 1913; 
 h. Jl 14, 1884, Rantoul, 111.; s. Andrew (b. 
 My 10, 185'!, Eksjo, Jonkoppiiig Province, 
 Sweden) and Ingry (Johnson) ICkblaw (b. Mr 
 3, i860, Tralieryd, Kroneberg Province, 
 Sweden). Prepared in Rantoul 11. S. ; Univ. 
 Acad. M. E., Yale, 191 7. Acacia- M. K. 
 Soc. ; Pres., do., 1907; Scribblers (Tlub; V. 
 P., Technografih Bd. ; Sigma Tau; Gamma 
 Alpha; Sr. Class Treas. ; Illini Staff. Asst. in 
 Agr. Mech., Univ. of 111., 1909-11; Instr., do., 
 19M-13; Assoc., do., 1913-16; l-'arm Structure 
 Arch., U. S. Dcpt. Agr., Washington, 1). C, 
 191 7; Prof, and Head of Dept., Farm Engng., 
 Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, Kan., 1917—. 
 Auth.: Farm Structures, MacMillan Co., N. 
 Y., 1913; Farm Concrete, do., 1917; Farm Build- 
 ings Series — Implement Houses; Poultry Hous- 
 es; Swine Houses; Cribs and Granaries Nat. 
 Lvimber Mfrs. Assn., Chicago, 1916; Erosion of 
 Turbine Blades, Technograph, Vol. 34, 1910; 
 Numerous contributions on Agr. Engng. sub- 
 jects in Country Gentleman and other agr. 
 periodicals; Agr. Engng. Ed., Farmers Review, 
 Chicago, and Nat. Stockman and Farmer, Pitts- 
 burgh, 191 7 — -. Mem., Am. Soc. Agr. Engrs. 
 Married Alma Bertha Ileuman ('10), Ag 14, 
 1913, Elgin, 1,11. Address, Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 CLARA ERBES 
 
 in L. & A.; b. Ag 4, 1! 
 
 3722. 
 Teacher; A. B. m 1.. & a.; b. Ag 4, i«So, 
 Centralia, III.; d. Jacob (b. D 3, 1832, Buben- 
 heiin, Ger.) and Fredcricke (Dillie) Erbes (b- 
 Ja 17, 1846, St. Louis.). Prepared in Cen- 
 tralia II. S.; 111. St. Norm. Sch. Der Deutsche 
 Verein. Teacher, Centralia Tp. If. S., III. 
 Address, 4075 Pine St., Centralia, 111. 
 
 .i7-.!. HAL EDMUND ERCANBRACK 
 KiiKin.er; W. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. O 3, 1884. 
 I'.lbiirn, III.; s. Willi.mi Henry (b. Hebron, 111) 
 and Mary Alice (llugg) Ereanhrack ( b. Rich- 
 mond, III.). Prepared in Elburn H. S. ; Univ. 
 Acad. I'si Upsilon; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta 
 I'l; Shield and Trident; Scabbard and Blade- 
 Prclnii. Honors; Pres., Sr. Class; Col., Univ. 
 Regt. Eleetn. for A. E. & C. R. R., 1909-10; 
 vt. Sec. 10 John Stewart, Elburn, 111., 1909-10; 
 Kngn for W. L. Fergus & Co., Chicago, lyio- 
 11; Engr., Ilegcler Bros. Zinc Co., 1911. .-/,/- 
 dress, 314 N. Gilbert St., Danville, 111, 
 
 3724. ROBERT N. ERSKINE 
 (Brother of No. 5114) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 24, 1886, 
 Oak Park, 111.; s. Robert (b. Ap 10, 1847, 
 (.allashiels, Scotland) and Mary (Goodspeed) 
 Lrskiiie (b. F 28, 1858, Constantia, N. Y.). 
 Prei.ared in Oak Park II. S. LL. B., Chicago 
 Kent Coll. of Law, 19 11. Phi Delta Phi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Prelim, and Final Honors; Sec, 
 III. Union. Practicing law. Chicago, 1916; 
 Mem. of Kraft, Kraft it Krskine, 1916—. 
 Mem., B. P. O. E. ; Sec, Illini Club, Chicago, 
 1916-17; Pres., do., 1917-18. Marric(( Florence 
 Mathes, Ap 19, 1913, Chicago. Children: Rob- 
 ert M., b. N 27, 1915: John G., b. Je 11, igi8. 
 .'Uldress, 714 Columbian Ave., Oak Park, HI - 
 bus. add., 517 Harris Trust Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 3725. HELEN ELAINE ERVIN (ROBERTS) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ag 10. 1882, Good 
 Hope, O.; d. William A. (b. Ap 15, 1847, 
 Greenfield, O.) and Clara (Morton) Ervin (b. 
 Ag 22, 1849, South Salem, O.). Prepared in 
 Wartburg (Tcnn.) H. S. A. B., Maryville 
 Coll., 1902. Married William Edward Roberts, 
 Ap 3, 1912, Rincon, N. M. Address. Ferndale, 
 N. M. 
 
 3726. MARTIN EDWARD EVANS 
 Traveling Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 
 10, 1883, Chebanse, 111.; s. Leonard Wood (b. 
 Aj) 29, 1859, Wanatab, Ind.) and Amelia Jane 
 (Grosse) Evans (b. F 8, 186-?, Utiea, 111 ). 
 Prepared in Chebanse H. S.; Univ. Acail. M 
 M. E., Cornell, 1911. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. 
 E. Teacher, Farm Mech., Agr. Coll., Cornell 
 Univ., 1909-11; Traveling salesman, 1911--. 
 Invented machine for mfg. reinforced concrete 
 piles (used as thesis for M. M. E., Cornell) 
 Je I, 1911. Address, Chebanse, HI. 
 
 37:^7. LEON ULYSSES EVERIIART 
 (Brother of Nos. 472, 11 27) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B. ; b. N 8, 
 1885, Champaign; s. Marion Washington (b. 
 Je 28, 18,^2, Newcomerstown, O.) and Sarah 
 Isabel (Wyandt) Everhart (b. Mr 12, 1847, 
 do.). Prepared in Gibson City II. .S. ; Univ. 
 Acad.; Philomathean; Fuller Moot Court; 
 Shield and Trident; Sec, Sr. Class; Illini 
 Music Reporter; Asst. Bus. Mgr., do.; Bus. 
 Mgr., rfo. Special Collector for Urbana, 1910- 
 11; Sec, Urbana Cml. Club and Ex-otTicio 
 Dir., 1911-13; City Atty., 1911-15. Rep. Pre- 
 cinct Committeeman and Mem. Republican Cen- 
 tral City Com. and Co. Central Com., 1910-12; 
 Pres., Champaign Co., Alumni Assn., 1914-15. 
 Married^ Helen Myra Pereival, D 7, 1912, Ur- 
 bana. Children: Leon Pereival, b. Ag 23, 1915; 
 Blanche, b. S 26, 1917. Address, 929 iSI. Fair 
 Oak, Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 3728. ROY NEWTON FARGO 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 29. 
 1884, (Jroton, S. Dak.; s. James P. (b. 1852, 
 Greenville, Mich.) and Marian (Quiggle) Far- 
 go (b. 1861, near Greenville, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in Streator Tp. H. S. Alpha Delta I'hi; 
 Eta Kapjia Nu. With Frank Adams Elec. Co., 
 .St. Louis, 1907; Chicago Bell Telciilione Co., 
 1907-8; Real Est. and Ins. Bus., and Asst. in 
 
p 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1 1 909 
 
 Men's Gym., Univ. of 111., 1909-13; Asst. Dir., 
 do., 19 13 — ; Farmer, Indianola, 111. Mem., Cml. 
 Club, Urbana. Married Grace Sodonia Vanne- 
 man, S 8, 1908, Urbana. Cbild, Margaret Mir- 
 iam, b. Jl 22, 1912. Addres, Indianola, 111. 
 
 3729. PAUL MELVILLE FARMER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 23, 1885, 
 Palmyra, 111.; s. George Alien (b. D 21, 1853) 
 and Harriet Amelia (McMullen) Farmer (b. 
 Ag 24, 1856, Clay Co., 111.). Prepared in Pal- 
 myra II. S. E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu. With 
 Red Oak Elec. Co., la., 1909-10; Westinghouse 
 Elec. and Mfg. Co., Chicago, igio-ii; West. 
 Elec. Co., Chicago, 1911-i.i: P. M. Farmer & 
 Co., Chicago, 1914-16; Erwin Greer Auto Co., 
 Chicago, 1916-17; Mgr., Indus. Dejit., Klaxon 
 Co., Newark, N. J., igi7 — . Address, 194 
 Wright St., Newark, N 
 
 r 
 
 3730. JAMES GURNEY FILLMORE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 2, 1876; s. Luther D. 
 (b. S I, 1843, Rutland, Vt.) and Sarah (Hal- 
 bert) Fillmore (b. S 25, 1842, Erie Co., Pa.). 
 Prepared in Beloit Coll. Acad.; Richmond II. 
 S. Ionian; John Marshall Law Club. Mem., 
 M. E. Cliurch. Address, 622 N. 2nd St., Rock- 
 ford, Ill.t 
 
 3731. ERNA MARIE ELIZABETH FINK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 10, 1886, 
 Hamburg, Ger. ; d. James P. (b. Je 20, 1853, 
 Archsum, Sylt, do.) and Marie (Moeller) Fink 
 (b. Mr 7, 1864, Hamburg, do.). Prepared in 
 Chicago 11. S. and Hamburg, Ger., 3 yrs. 
 Alpha Alpha; Illiola; Scribblers; Der Deutsche 
 Verein. Teacher, H. S., Morton, 111., 1909-12; 
 do., Monroe, Wash., 1912-16; do., Aberdeen, 
 Wash., 1916 — . Mem., Research Club, Monroe, 
 Wash., 1913-16. Address, 211 E. 3rd St., Aber- 
 deen, Wash. 
 
 3732. SAMUEL NORRIS FINN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 28, 1869, Carter, 111.; 
 s. Alfred C. (b. An 4, 1835. Centralia, 111.) and 
 A. R. (Mercer) Fmn (b. 1845, do.). Prepared 
 in So. 111. St. Norm. Univ. St. Atty., Marion 
 Co., 111. Married Luna M. Hays, Ja 1894, 
 Salem, 111. Children: Hazel, b. F 12 ,1895: 
 Roscoe S., b. F 26, 1896. Address, Salem, 111. 
 
 3733. ARVIN WILLIAM FISCHER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 24, 1887, Addi- 
 son, 111.; s. George A. (b. Je 30, 1S51, do.) and 
 Mary C. (Franzen) Fischer (b. Elmhurst, 111.). 
 Prepared in Wheaton .\e.\d. I'"armer, Benson- 
 ville, 111. Pres., DuPage Co. Holstein Friesian 
 Breeders Assn.; Evang. Church. Addn^ss. Ben- 
 sonville, 111. 
 
 3734. W^ILLIAM MURPHY FISHBACK 
 (Husband of No. 2782; Brother of No. 51 -'6) 
 Principal; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 20, 1875, 
 Marshall, 111.; s. J. S. and Susan (Flesher) 
 Fishback. Prepared in Univ. Acad. Ionian. 
 Teacher, Ath., II. S., Selma, Calif.; Prin., 
 Orange Union H. S. Mem.. 111. Nat. Guard, 3 
 yrs. Married Avis Hortensc Percival ('06), Ag 
 22, 1909, Champaign. Child, son, b. My 4. 1912. 
 Address, Orange, Calif. t 
 
 3735. IRA WILLIAM FISK 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 8, 
 1884, Plainvicw, Minn.; s. Chauncy Stuart (b. 
 1846. Liberty, N. Y.) and Sarah Elizabeth 
 (Finch) Fisk (b. 1846, do.). Prepared in 
 Plainview (Minn.) H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Sigma Xi; Sigma Tau. Asst., E. E., Univ. of 
 111., 1910-11; Instr., do., 191 1-13; Assoc, do.. 
 1914-17; Asst. Prof., do., 1918 — ; Consulting 
 Engr., New York (3ity, 1919 — . City Elec. 
 Engr.. Springfield, summer 1916. Instr., Sch. 
 of Military Aeronautics, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 
 
 Co — Auth.: Current and Voltage Relations in 
 Two Phase, Three Phase Transformers, The 
 Teclinograph, Vol. XXXII, N 1917; Some 
 Tests of Elec. Driven Deep Well Pum[)S, 
 Am. IVatcr Works Assn., Mr 1917; Some 
 Tests Elec. Driven Deep Well Pumps, 
 Part II, do., Ap 1918. Auth.: Notes on 
 Elec. Driven Deep Well Pumps, Technografh, 
 Vol. XXX; Gas Engine Ignition, do.. Vol. 
 XXX. Married Alta Mae Meachum, O 9, 1909, 
 Plainview, Minn. Child, Ma-xine Alice, b. D i, 
 1917. Address, 503 Indiana Ave., L'rbana; bus. 
 add., 307 Elec. Lab., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 3736. JUNIUS AIKEN FLANDERS 
 (Brother of No. 4157) 
 
 Cement Business; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 29, 
 1888, Chicago; s. John James (b. Je 30, 
 1848, Chicago) and Alicia (Aiken) Flanders 
 (b. F 23, 1849). Prepared in Lewis Insi. 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phoenix; Yoxan; Ku 
 Klux; Capt., Varsity Polo and Swimming 
 Teams; Varsity Baseball Mgr.; ///nit Staff; Jr. 
 Smoker and Sr. Ball Com. With Santa Cruz 
 Portland Cement Co. and Standard Portland 
 Cement Corporation (both under same manage- 
 ment). Mem., Olympic Club. Married Eliza- 
 beth Ann Wyeth, Je 11, 191 1, San Francisco, 
 Calif. Address, 1601 Title & Trust Bldg., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 3737. JOSEPH KYLE FOSTER 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 25, 1886, 
 Mt. Carmel, 111.; s. Michael Joseph (b. O 17, 
 1850, Cambridge, Eng.) and Elizabeth (Thorn) 
 I'oster (b. O 12, 1854, Bridge|iort, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mt. Carmel 11. S. Egyptian and Var- 
 sity Clubs; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Delta Phi. 
 Treas., Soph. Cotillion; Treas., Jr. Prom. 
 Draftsman, Gulf Pjl^e Line Co., Tulsa, Okla., 
 1909-10; Flathead (Jo., Big Arm, Mont., 1910- 
 12; Sec, Cow Creek Irrigation Co., Hill City, 
 Idaho, 1912-is; Sales Dept., Lehigh Portland 
 Cement Co., Chicago, 1915 — . Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; R. A. M. Married Frances Mary Parkin- 
 son, Mr 22, 1911, Mt. Carmel, III. Children: 
 Katherine Elizabeth, b, N 12, 1912; Roberta, b. 
 My 30, 1914; Josephine Sarah, b. Je 20, 1917. 
 .Uidress, 402 Cherry St., Mt. Carmel, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Sales Dept., Lehigh Portland Cement Co., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3738. CHESTER CHARLES FOWLER 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1913; b. Jl 
 8, 1886, Chicago; s. Charles W. (b. .Ap 1847, 
 Peru, 111.) and Julia H. (Shaw) Fowler (b. O 
 19, 185";, Chicago). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 11. S., Chicago. Ph. D., Jefferson Med. (Toll., 
 1915. Zeta Psi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma 
 Xi; Gamma Sigma Delta; Chem. Club; Special 
 Honors. Asst. Chem., Armour & Co., Chicago, 
 1909; Asst. Instr. and Asst. Prof., Dept. of 
 Chem., la. St. Coll., 1909; Assoc Prof., do.; 
 Special Investigator, Bur. of Chem., U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr. Auth.: Studies on Water Drinking, 
 The Metabolic Influence of Copious Water 
 Drinking With Meals, Jour, of E.vperimeiital 
 Med.. Vol. XII, No. 3, 1910; An Investigation 
 of the Gastric Residium in Over One Hundred 
 Normal Cases, Jour. Am. .Issn., \'ol. LXV, 
 1915; A study of Eighty Samples of Gastric 
 Kesiduums Obtained from Apparently Normal 
 Women, Jour. Am. Med. .Assn., Vol. L.W'III, 
 1917; The Utilization of Carbohydrate on Rela- 
 tively High and Low Cereal Diets, Jour. Biol. 
 Chem., Vol. XXXIl, 1917; Studies of the Gas- 
 tric Residuum II Total Phosphorous, do., Vol. 
 XXXII, 1917. Married Eula Mae Thompson, 
 II 25, 1908, Wheaton, 111. Children: William 
 Charles, b. Ja 6, 1912; Dorothy Belle, b. O 7. 
 1917. Address, 430 Ash Ave., Ames, la. 
 
 1739- JOHN DANIEL WILLIAM 
 FROEHLICH 
 Engineer; U. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 2, 1883. Chi- 
 cago; s. lohn (b. 1839, Tiefendorf, Saxony, 
 Ger.) and"Barbara Froehlich (b. 1848, Chicago). 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 341 
 
 Prepared in Central Coll., La Salle ;^ Y. M. C. 
 A., Chicago. Phi Sigma Kappa. Engr., Chi- 
 cago and Northwest. Ry., 1909-10; do., Sargent 
 & Lundy, Consulting Engrs., Chicago, 1910-17; 
 do.. Armour & Co., Union Stock Yds., Chicago, 
 1Q17 — . Married Ruth Wrobey, 1914, Chicago. 
 Child, John Jr., b. N 21, 1915. Address, 818 
 Leland Ave., Cliicago; bus. add., .\rmour & Co., 
 Union Stock Yards, do. 
 
 3740. MARY CAMILLE FRUIN 
 (Sister of No. 5670) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 9. 1888; d. 
 John (b. 1840, Tipperary Co., Ireland) and 
 Mary E. (l)oherty) Fruin (b. 1855, Brooklyn, 
 N. Y. ). Prepared in McKinley II. S., El Paso, 
 111.; Columbia Coll. of Expression, 1914-15, 
 1917-18; B. E., do., 1918. Teacher, Alexandria, 
 ^. Dak., 1909-10; do., Siou.>L City, la., 1910-12; 
 do., Kalispell, Mont., 1915-16; with Redway and 
 Ellison-White Chautauquas. Address, El Paso, 
 111. 
 
 3741. ELMER OTIS FURROW 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 29, 1884, 
 
 Potomac, 111.; s. William Henry (b. do.) and 
 Helena (Ray) Furrow (b. Kankakee, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Danville H. S. LL. B., Univ. of Colo., 
 1910. Phi Delta Theta. Address, Steamboat 
 Springs, Colo. , 
 
 3742. JULIUS SIVERINE GANGSTADT 
 Dairyman: _B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 15, 1883, 
 Deerfield, Wis.; s. Edward (b. Ap 21, 1849, 
 Christiania, Norway) and Martha (Christian- 
 son) Gangstadt (b. O 16, 1858, Deerfield, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Deerfield H. S.; Albion Acad. 
 Agr. Club; Scandinavian Club; Mgr., Agr. 
 Baseball Team; Chm., First Agr. Roundup. 
 Local Insp. and Mgr., Hammond, La., Co-op- 
 erative Creamery Assn.; Mgr., Hammond 
 Woodland Dairy Co., 191 1; Supt. and Mem., 
 Bd. of Dir., Woodland Dairy Co., Ltd., 1911^-. 
 Auth. : How to Prevent the Washing of Soils, 
 /;/. Agr.. Mr 1908. Pres.. Bus. Men's Bible 
 Class, Hammond, La. Married Hazel Har- 
 riet Gere, N 22, 1910, LIrbana. Child, Mar- 
 garite Elizabeth, b. N 29, 191 1. Address, c/o 
 Capitol City Creamery, Baton Rouge, La. 
 
 3743. LION GARDINER 
 Sales Manager; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 19, 
 1884, Chicago; s. Frank H. (b. Ja 7, 1852, Mil- 
 waukee) and Helen C. (Root) Gardiner (b. Ap 
 30, 1856, North Reading, Mass.). Prepared in 
 S. Div. H. S., Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; Phoenix; 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Yoxan; Helmet; Capt., 
 Football; Track Team; Sr. Class Pres.; Mem., 
 first Council of Stud. Union. Deputy Insp., 
 Smoke Dept., Chicago, 1910; with Consulting 
 Engr., reporting and appraising, 1910-12; Supt., 
 Dredging Co., 1909-12; West. Mgr., Engng. 
 News-Record, 1912-17; Dir., Engng. News-Rec- 
 ord, 19 17-18, N. Y.; Mgr., Field Sales. Lake- 
 wood Engng. Co., Cleveland, 191 8 — . Married 
 Pauline Dodgshun, Mr 25, 1915, Chicago. 
 Child, Helen Root, b. S 23, 1917. Address, 
 11713 Lake Ave., Cleveland; bus. add., c/o 
 Laicewood Engng. Co., do. 
 
 3744. CLARENCE ORAN GARDNER 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A. ; A. M., 191 1; 
 b. Ap 19, 1885, Clay Co., Neb.; s. Clarence 
 Clay (h. Je 26, 1854, Shelby Co., 111.) and 
 Laura Susan (Gilbert) Gardner (b. D 29, 1864, 
 Grayville, do.). Prepared in Shelbyville H. 
 S. Philomathean; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Prelim, and Final Honors; Cir- 
 culation Mgr., Asst. Bus. Mgr., and Bus. Mgr., 
 mini. Asst., Pol. Sc, Univ. of 111.. 1909-11; 
 Harrison Fellow, Pol. Sc, Univ. of Pa., 191 1- 
 12; Bur. Mun. Research, Philadelphia, 1912- 
 14; Asst. Prof., Pol. Sc, Univ. of Cincinnati, 
 1914 — . Auth.: The Working of the State- 
 Wide Referendum in Illinois, Am. Pol. Sc. 
 Review, Ag 191 1; The Initiative and Ref- 
 
 erendum in Commission Cities, Annals of the 
 Am. Acad, of Pol. and Social Sc, Vol. 38; 
 Problems of Percentages in Direct Govt., Am. 
 Pol. Sc. Review, Ag 1915; Public works. Parks 
 and Buildings, a report for the III. Efficiency 
 & Economy Comn., 191 6. Mem., Am. Pol. Sc. 
 Assn., 1910; Am. Acad, of Pol. and Social Sc, 
 191 1. Address, 224 Loraine Ave., Cincinnati. 
 
 37,45. PERCIE ELLEN GARNETT 
 (Sister of Nos. 950, 1504, 2098, 3373, 4671) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 30, 1882, 
 St. Mary's, 111.; d. Robert Kirtley (b. Ar 4, 
 1844, do.) and Annie Elizabeth (Hunter) Gar- 
 nett (b. O 19, 1845, Catasauqua, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Carthage H. S. Alpha Chi Omega; H. 
 Sc. Club. Teacher, Dom. Sc. and Art, Ply- 
 mouth, 111., 1909-10; do., Pratt, Kan., 19:0-12. 
 Address, Plymouth, III. 
 
 3746. CLARK LEE GIBBS 
 Missionary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 8, 1879, 
 La Moille, 111.; s. J. R. and Hannah M. 
 (.Stanard) Gibbs. Prepared in Greencastle 
 (Ind.) H. S.; Sioux Falls Baptist Coll.; Ewing 
 Coll. Missionary, Am. Sunday Sch. Union, 
 Casselton, N. Dak., 1909-10; do., Urbana, 1910- 
 11; do., Sioux Falls, S. Dak., 1911-12; (Sen. 
 Missionary, do., 1913 — . Ordained Minister, 
 Jl 23, 1913, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Married 
 Edith Rebecca McCord, Jl 28, 1904, Arthur, 
 111. Address, 1014 W. 8th St., Sioux Falls, S. 
 Dak. 
 
 3747. MARY GIBSON (VANCE) 
 (Sister of No. 7541) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 27, 1887, Newport, 
 Ind.; d. Oscar Bruce (b. Toronto, Ind.) and 
 Harriet (Elder) Gibson (b. Dana, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Dana, (Ind.) H. S. ; Hanover Coll. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Teacher, H. S., Farmer 
 City, 111., 1909-10. Married William F. Vance, 
 My 4, 191 1, Chicago. Child, Martha, b. Ap 
 5, 1912. Address, 107 N. 9th St., Caldwell, 
 Idaho. 
 
 3748. MILES OTTO GIBSON 
 Mech. Engr; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. N 26, 
 1887, Urbana; s. J. A. Gibson. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Married Grace Lilian Smythe, S 
 26, 1910, Albany, N. Y. Address, 107 N. 9th 
 St., Caldwell, Idaho. 
 
 3749. LUTIE AZUBA GOFF (CALLAN) 
 (Wife of No. 2928; Sister of Nos. 1687, 
 
 4170) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 9, 1884, R^ntoul, 
 111.; d. Arthur Middleton (b. 1848, Elmira, N. 
 Y.) and Clara Belle (Hall) Goff (b. 1848, 
 JVIiddleton, Vt.). Prepared in Rantoul H. S. 
 lUiola. Married John A. Callan ('07), Je 
 30, 191 1, Champaign. Address, R. i, Newark, 
 111. 
 
 3750. FRANK GOODSPEED 
 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 2, 1884, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Charles F. (b. do.) and Hester 
 Ann (Beedy) Goodspeed (b. Peotone, 111.). 
 Prepared in joliet Tp. H. S. Kappa Sigma; 
 Shield and Trident. Supt. for Arch., 1909; 
 Engr., Coke Oven Const., 1909-11; Supt. for 
 Arch., 1912 — . Address, Concrete Ship Dept., 
 Emergency Fleet Corp., Philadelphia. 
 
 37SI. INEZ DOROTHY GORDON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 20, 1885, 
 Chillicothe, Mo.; d. David (b. D 30, 1850, do.) 
 and Margaret E. (Baker) Gordon (b. O 23, 
 1858. Columbus, O.). Prepared in Chillicothe 
 H. S. ; Lindenwood Coll., St. Charles, Mo.; 
 Univ. of Mo. Teacher, Chillicothe, Mo., H. 
 S. Address, Chillicothe, Mo.f 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 llQOQ 
 
 3752. MARGARET TRAVIS GOURLEY 
 (Sister of No. 3753) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 9, 1887, 
 Paxton, 111.; d. John McNeal (b. 1S47, In- 
 diana Co., Pa.) and Mary Martha (Lantz) 
 Gourley (b. 1848, Brookville, Jefferson Co., 
 Pa.). Prepared in Grand Prairie Sem., Onar- 
 ga; Univ. Acad.; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Mich. 
 Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, Moweaqua, 111., 
 1909-10; do., Alexis, 111., 1910-12; do., Ab- 
 ingdon, 111., 1912-14; do.. Paxton, 111.. 1914-15; 
 do., Hibbing, Minn. Jr. Coll. and H. S., 1915 — -. 
 Mem., O. E. S. Address, 534 S. Vermillion 
 St., Paxton, 111.; bus. add., Jr. College, Hib- 
 bing, Minn. 
 
 3753. MARY JANE GOURLEY 
 (Sister of No. 3752) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in So.; M. A., 1914; b. D 29, 
 1885, Paxton, 111.; d. John McNeal (b. Ag 3, 
 1847, Indiana Co., Pa.) and Mary Martha 
 (Lantz) Gourley (b. S 24, 1848, Brookville, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Teacher, Pax- 
 ton II. S., 111., 1909-13; do., Mount Morris 
 Coll., Mont., 1914-16; do., Lincoln H. S., 111., 
 1916-17; do., Hibbing, Minn. Jr. Coll., 1917-18. 
 Alem., Presby. Church. Address, Paxton, 111. 
 
 3754. MARY ADELAIDE GRAHAM 
 (Sister of Nos. 1338, 2403) 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 1885, 
 Springfield, 111.; d. James M. (b. Ap 14, 1852, 
 Castleblayney, Ireland) and Kate (Wallace) 
 Graham (b. Ag 13, 1857, Rantoul, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Sacred Heart Convent, Springfield; 
 Univ. Acad. Phi Beta Kappa; Eng. Club; 
 Scribblers; Choral Soc. Asst. in Eng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1911-12. Mem., Assn. of Coll. Alumnae. 
 Address, 413 S. 7th St., Springfield, lU.t 
 
 37SS. LENNA MABEL GREGORY 
 (WALKER) 
 (Wife of No. 8034; Sister of No. 2682) 
 Prin. H. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1916; 
 b. S 27, 1884, Moweaqua, 111.; d. Frank (b. 
 Mr 30, 1854, Tobensport, Ind.) and Amanda 
 (Smith) Gregory (b. S 5, i860, Moweaqua, 
 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Teacher, Eng., 
 Newman fp. H. S., 111., 1909-10; Prin., Cor- 
 dova H. S., 111., IQ17-18. Auth.: Sir John 
 Johnson, Loyalist, Miss. Valley Historical Re- 
 view, D, 1916. Married Clifton James Walker 
 ('16), Mr 5, 1910, 111. Address, 19 Chittenden 
 Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 3756. MABEL A. GRIDLEY (KRESSMANN) 
 (Wife of No. 3831) 
 B. S. in Chem. ; b. F 11, 1887, Morrison, 111.; 
 d. John (b. Je 7, 1859, do.) and Mary Ann 
 (Ward) Gridley (b. Je 6, j86o, Sanborn, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Morrison H. S. Teacher, 
 Chem., Emporia, Kan., 1909-10; Instr., Chem., 
 Bradley Poly. Inst., Peoria, 1910-12. Married 
 Frederick W. Kressmann ('09), Je 20, 1912, 
 Morrison, 111. Children: Frederick W. Jr., b. 
 Je 6, 1913; Elsa Mae, b. Jl i, 1917- Address, 
 Fullerton, La. 
 
 3757. LELAND STANFORD GRIFFITH 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 8, 1887, 
 McNabb, 111.; s. Walter G. (b. F 25, 1861) 
 and Fannie (Smith) Griffith (b. Ag 1867, Mag- 
 nolia, 111.). Prepared in (Tlear Creek Sch. 
 Agr. Club: Y. M. C. A.; Alpha Zeta; Agr. Coll. 
 Baseball Team. Farmer, 1909-16; Farm Ad- 
 viser, Amboy, Lee Co., 111., 1916 — . Married 
 Martha Jane Caldwell, Ag 12. 1914. Child. 
 John Stanford, b. O 3, 1918. Address, Amboy, 
 
 in. 
 
 3758. SANFORD LACKEY GROVE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; A. B., 1910; b. N 
 2, i88s, Cerro Gordo, 111.; s. Thomas (b. 1823, 
 Clarksburg, O.) and Emma (Yinger) Grove (b. 
 
 1862, Urbana). Prepared in Cerro Gordo H. 
 S. Farmer. Cerro Gordo, 111. Married Mary 
 S. Adams, Mr 10, 1914. Cerro Gordo. 111. Child, 
 Prances Ruth, b. Je 24, igi6. Address, Cerro 
 Gordo, 111. 
 
 3759. MADGE K. GUNDY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja i, 1886, 
 Bismark, 111.; d. Francis Marion (b. My 17, 
 1843, Myresville, 111.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Smith) Gundy (b. S 30, 1854).^ Prepared in 
 Danville H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Capt., 
 Freshman Basketball. Teacher, H. S., Dan- 
 ville, 111. Address, Bismark. 111.; bus. add., 
 207 W. Seminary, Danville, 111. 
 
 3760. HOMER LANGDON IIADLEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. F 21, 1887, 
 
 Latham, 111.; s. Charles Lewis (b. My 8, 1845, 
 W'aitsfield, Vt.) and Florence Maria (Oilman) 
 lladley (b. N 22, 1848, Woburn, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Hadley Dist. Sch. and Maroa H. S. 
 Engr., Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, 
 igoq — . Married Emma Neuhaus, Je 20, 1912, 
 Nashville, 111. Child, Homer Langdon, Jr., b. 
 .\g I, 1915. Address, 576. 68th Ave., West 
 Allis, Wis.; bus. add., c/o Allis Chalmers Co., 
 Milwaukee. 
 
 3761. FRANKLIN EUGENE HAGIE 
 Phys. and Surg.; A. B. in Sc; M. D., 191 1: 
 
 b. F 22, 1886, Elizabeth, Ill.;'s. Fred and 
 Martha (Bateman) Hagie. Prepared in Eliza- 
 beth H. S. Alpha Omega Alpha. Interne, 
 LJniv. Hospital, Chicago, ist Lt., Med. Corps; 
 Mustered out, D 7, 191 8. Address, Elizabeth, 
 111. 
 
 3762. JOSEPH WILLIAM HAKE 
 Instructor: A. B. in Sc. : b. O 7, 1882, 
 Hoyleton, 111.; s. Fred W. (b. 1832, Hanover, 
 Ger.) and Sophia (Hartman) Hake (b. 1841, 
 Wurtzburg, do.). Prepared in Nashville H. S.; 
 Scholarship, N. W. Univ.; B. S., Central Wes- 
 leyan Coll. Instr., Phys., Wheaton Coll., 
 1909-10; In charge, Jr. Phys. Lab., 1910-15; 
 Instr., Astronomy, Wesleyan Univ., Bloom- 
 ington. 111., 1 91 5 — . Mem., M. E. Church; 
 V. M. C. A. Address, c/o Wesleyan Univ., 
 Hloomington, Ill.t 
 
 3763. ETHEL LOTTIE HALL (BEEBY) 
 (Sister of No. 3010) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 16, 1885, Hoopeston, 
 111.; d. Ervin Stevens (b. F 14, 18^5, Tonica, 
 111.) and Violetta (Richardson) Hall (b. Je 
 iq, 1852, Peoria). Prepared in Hoopeston and 
 Urbana H. Schs. Stenographer in Civ. Engng. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111., 1911-12. Married Frank 
 F. Beebv, Je 19, 1912, Urbana. Children; 
 Richard Ellis, b. Mr. 8, 1913; Robert Hall, b. 
 Te 17, 1014. Address, 943 N. Lombard Ave., 
 l.ak Park, 111. 
 
 3764. WILLIAM CLYDE HANDLIN 
 Biologist: A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ap 11, i88s; s. 
 Daniel D (b. Ja 14, 1842. Albany, N. V.) and 
 l.ucinda Marguerite (Buckles) Handlin (b. S 
 10, 1846, Mt. "Pulaski, 111.). Prepared in Lake 
 Fork and Mt. Pulaski H. Schs. Chem. Club; 
 Baseball. Supt. of Schs., New Holland; Ath. 
 Coach and Instr., Biology, Lincoln H. S.; 
 Head, Biology Dept. and Ath. Dir., Pacific 
 Univ., Forest Grove, Ore., two yrs.; with U. 
 S. Entomol. Dept., Forest Grove, Ore., 191 7. 
 Ath. Dir., Y. M. C. A., Camp Lewis, Wash.; 
 Mustered out, D. 1918, Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Commandery, K. T.; A. A. O. N. M. S., 
 Springfield, 111.; Logan Co. ' Teachers' Assn.; 
 Lincoln Teachers' Club; Ath. Chm., Rose Fes- 
 tival, Portland, Ore., 1917. Address, Lake Fork, 
 HI. 
 
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 3765. DE ALTON HAYWARD 
 
 (Brother of No. 2415) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 26, 1887, Ottawa, 
 111.; s. George (b. Ap 19, 1843, Ottawa, 111.) 
 and Nettie (Strickland) Hayward (b. O 21, 
 1847, Adams, N. Y.). Prepared in (ittawa H. 
 S. Theta Nu Epsilon. Co. 29, Inf., Central 
 
 0. T. Sell., Camp Lee, Va. ; Mustered out, N 
 23, 1918. Address, 284 Washington St., Hart- 
 ford, Conn.; bus. add.. Travelers insurance 
 Co., do. 
 
 3766. WILLIAM EVERETT HEDGCOCK 
 
 (Husband of No. 5329; Brother of Nos. 6944, 
 
 7595, 9124) 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. F 4, 1885, 
 Plymouth, 111.; s. John Franklin (b. N 3, 1861, 
 do.) and .Anna Elizabeth (Wade) Iledgcock (b. 
 S 17, 1863, do.). Prepared in Plymouth H. S. 
 Sigma Pi; Agr. Club; Football. Teacher, Agr., 
 I.aSallePeru Tp. II. S., 1910-12; Head of Agr. 
 Dept.. Assn. St. H. S., Albert Lea Sch., Albert 
 Lea, Minn., 191 2; Farm Adviser, Peoria Co., 
 191 7 — . Mem., Assn. of Commerce, Peoria, 
 1918; Congr. Church. Married Nellie Irene 
 Mourning ('12), D 25, 1912, Macomb, 111. 
 Child, Margaret E., b. Tn 8, 1917. Address, 206 
 Archer Ave., Peoria; bus. add., 231 S. Jefferson 
 Ave., do. 
 
 3767. DONALD ALISON HENRY 
 (Brother of No. 4704) 
 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 9, 1887, 
 Newton, Kan.; s. John Douglas (b. Jl 17, 1855, 
 Vermilion Co., 111.) and Mary Emma (Alison) 
 Henry (b. Jl 7, 18O0, Winchester, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Neosho (Mo.) H. S.; Lincoln Coll. of 
 Law, Springfield. Sigma Xi. Engr. Appren- 
 tice, Westinghouse E. & M. Co., 1909; Clerk, E. 
 E. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Sub-Station 
 Operator, San. Dist., Chicago, 1910-11; Asst. 
 Operator, Terminal Station, do., 191 1; Dynamo 
 Tender, Power House, do., 1911; Asst. Opera- 
 tor, Hydro-Elec. Power House of San. Dist. of 
 Chicago, 1911-12; Part owner and Mgr., Con- 
 crete Staple Post Co., 1912-13; Meter E.xpert, 
 
 1. T. S., Springfield, 111., 1913-15; Service Insp., 
 St. Pub. Utilities Comn. of 111., 1915; Asst. 
 Engr., do., 1915-17; Utility Rate E-xpert, do., 
 1917; Asst. Elec. Engr., do., 1917 — . Sergt. at 
 Arms and Mem., E.x. Com., Springfield Engrs' 
 Club; Mem., M. E. Church. Married Eliza- 
 beth Conover, Je 7, 1911, Champaign. Children: 
 Helen lola, b. Mr 23, 1912; Douglas Alan, b. 
 N 19, 1914; Donald, Jr., b. Ag 23, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 1208 W. Edwards St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 3768. JULIUS CHARLES HERBSTMAN 
 Professor; LL. B.; b. Ag 11, 1879, Summer- 
 field, 111.; s. C. Herbstman and Angeline 
 (Helmnkamp) Herbstman. Prepared in Sum- 
 merfield Sch. A. B., McKendree Coll., 1901. 
 Witenagemote; Adelphic; Egyptian Club; Illini 
 Staff. Prof., Head of Pub. Speak. Dept., Univ. 
 of Wash.; Lyceum Work for Ellison-White Co., 
 Seattle. Address, 6307 i6th Ave., Seattle. 
 
 3769. GEORGE ALBERT HERRMANN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 2, 1887. 
 Peru, 111.; s. F. Julius (b. Ag 11, 1851, Ger.) and 
 Ida (Hammerick) Herrmann (b. Ag 12, 1851, 
 do.). Prepared in LaSalle-Peru Tp. II. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi. With Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, 
 1909-10; III. Steel Co., South Chicago, 1910-15; 
 San. Dist. of Chicago, 1915-17; Standard Oil 
 Co., Chicago, 1917 — . Married Ida Mae Cono- 
 ver, N 16, 1909, Chicago. Child, Marjorie Jane, 
 b. Mr 2, 1916. Address, 7643 S. Park Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3770. HARRY BRYANT HERSHEY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Mr 8. 1885, 
 MifHin, O. ; s. F. B. and Anna (Gongwer) Her- 
 shey. Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S. J. D., 
 Univ. of Chicago, ign- Alp'a Delta Phi; 
 Phoenix; Philomathean; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 
 Scholarship for Debating, Coll. of Law, 1909; 
 Pres., Fresh, class; Mem., Class Day Com.; 
 Hatcliet Orator, 1908-9; Ill.-Minn. Debate, 
 1900; 111. -Ohio Debate, 1907; ill. -Wis. debate, 
 1909; three intersociety deljates. City Atty. 
 Bn. Adj., 111. Nat. Guard, iyo8. Married Leah 
 Stapleton, Taylorville, 111. Address, Taylor- 
 ville. lU.t 
 
 3771. FRANCIS CRAIG HERSMAN 
 (Brother of No. 5206) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 29, 1885, 
 liersnian, 111.; s. George Jacob (b. O 9, 1853, 
 do.) and Alice Leslie (McGaw) ilcrsman (b. 
 Je 29, 1865, Elvastou, ill.). Prepared in JSIt. 
 Sterling H. S. Ali)ha Zeta; Pres., Agr. Club; 
 I'inal llonors; Sigma Xi; Research Stud., 
 chem., Univ. of So. Calif., 1915-16. I^armer, 
 Hersman, ill., 1910-12; Teacher, Agr., H. S., 
 Yreka, Calif., 1912-13; do., lone, Calif., 1913- 
 14; do., Gardena, Calif., 1914-16; Farmer, Piers- 
 man, 111., 1916 — . Auth. : Three (jenerations 
 on One i''arm, Wallaces' Farmer, Vol. 42, No. 
 51, D 21, 1917. Trustee, Presby. Church; 
 Treas., C. E. Soc. ; Brown Co. Farmers' Inst., 
 Sec, 1909-10, Pres., 1911; Pres., Hersman Ath. 
 Assn. Married Wilma Belle Curry, My 19, 
 1910, Mt. Sterling, ill. (died Mr 17, 1916); 
 Florence Josephine Curry, S 20, 1917, Wynne- 
 wood, Okla. Address, Hersman, 111. 
 
 3772. CLARENCE AGNEW HERTEL 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 27, 1886, Free- 
 burg, ill.; s. Charles (b. S 15, 1847, Lorraine) 
 and Josephine Louisa (Wildernian) Hertel (b. 
 My 14, 1847, Freeburg, 111.). Prepared in pvt. 
 study; Cent. Wesleyan Coll., 1906-7. Teaclier 
 and farmer, Freeburg, 111., 1909-12; Farmer, 
 Lolita, Tex., 1912 — . Married Ethel Clara Car- 
 ter, D 4, 1912, Freeburg, 111. Address, Lolita, 
 Tex. 
 
 3773. *FRANK: THEODORE HEYLE 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. O 2, 1884, Peoria; s. F. P. 
 and Adda E. Heyle. i^repared in Bradley Poly. 
 Inst., Peoria. Died F 8, 1911, Porto Bello, 
 Brazil. 
 
 3774. HARRY S. HILL 
 , Chemist; B. S. in Sc.; b. D 2, 1886, Loda, 
 ill; s. James Albert (b. S 10, 1851, Prince- 
 ton, 111.) and Mary Ellen (Mock) Hill (b. N 
 
 17, 1849, do.). Prepared in Paxton H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Chem. Club; Stud. Branch, 
 Am. Chem. Soc; Jr. Cap Com.; Mgr., Class 
 Football; Treas., Sr. Ball Com.; V. P., Stud. 
 Council. Asst. Chem., A. T. & S. F. R. R. 
 Co., 1909-10; do., San Bernardino, Calif., 1910- 
 11; do.. Ft. Madison, la., 1911-14; do., San 
 I'.ernardino, 1914 — . Auth.: Keto Ester Ad- 
 dition Products with Aryl Amiens and Alco- 
 hols, Jour, of the A. C. S., Vol. XXXill, No. 
 3, Mr 1911. Mem., A. S. M. E.; B. P. O. 
 E. Married Ethyl Ollun Jones, Mr 20, 1912, 
 Topeka, Kan. Address, 828 D St., San Ber- 
 nardino, Calif.; bus. add., Chem. dept., A. T. 
 & S. F. R. R.. do. 
 
 i77S. NORMAN HADEN HILL 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 25, 1881, 
 Valeene, Ind.; s. Charles (b. S 30, 1858, do.) 
 and Nancy Elizabeth (Cook) Hill (b. D g, 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Central Norm. Coll., 
 Danville, ind.; East 111. St. Norm. Sch. Sigma 
 Xi; Arch. Club; Choral Soc. Struct. Designer 
 and Arch. IDraftsman, I. T. S., Decatur & Big 
 Four R. R., Indianapolis, igog-io; Supt., 
 Temple & Burrows, Archs., Davenport, la., 
 1910-14; do., Gra' am & Hill, Archs., Indianap- 
 olis, 1914 — . Address, 1022 Hume-Mansur 
 Bldg., Indianapolis. 
 
 3776. OSCAR GEORGE HIVELEY 
 Co. Supt. Highways; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 
 
 18, 1886, Ackley, la.; s. George (b. O 23, 1859. 
 Wriphtsvil'e, Pa.) and Theresa (Oppold) 
 Iliveley (b. Ag 29, 1858, Philadelphia). Pre- 
 
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 pared in Freeport H. S. Tau Lambda; Chi Psi. 
 Asst. Engr., IlL St. Highway Comn., 1909-10; 
 Draftsman, Waddell & Harrington, Kansas 
 City, Mo., 1910-1:; Mem., Trunck-Hiveley Co., 
 Engr. and Constr., Freeport, 111., 1911-14; Co. 
 Siipt. of Highways, Stephenson Co., 111., 1914 — • 
 Auth. : Report of Co. Supt. of Highways to the 
 Bd. of Supvrs. of Stephenson Co., 111., of 
 work completed 1914-18, Freeport Bui., 1918. 
 Mem., K. C. ; B. P. O. E. Married Marguerite 
 Wright, D 27, 191 1, Frankfort, S. Dak. Child, 
 George Edgar, b. Je 8, 1915. Address, 357 S. 
 Carroll St., Freeport, 111.; bus. add., Court 
 House, do. 
 
 3777. NELS REUBEN HJORT 
 Instrumentman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 26, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Axel F. (b. Gottenberg, Sweden) 
 and Charlotta Maria (Mellin) Hjort (b. do.). 
 Prepared in R. T. Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Draftsman, Am. Locomotive Co., 1909-10; In- 
 strumentman, Big Four, 1910-11; Instrument- 
 man, Const., C. M. & St. P. R. R., Maxwell, 
 la., 1912 — . Address, Room 303, 33rd St., Mar- 
 shalltown, la. 
 
 3778. LUCY VIRGINIA HOFF (WHALL) 
 (Sister of Nos. 1896, 2697) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 24, 1887, Deer Park, 
 Md.; d. Theodore (b. S 21, 1843. Bucks Co., 
 Pa.) and Lucy May (Naisby) Hoff (b. My 12, 
 1855, Philadelphia). Prepared in Bloom Tp. 
 H. S., Chicago Heights. Der Deutsche Verein. 
 Teacher, H. S., 1909-11. Mem., Unity Presby. 
 Church; R. N. A.; O. E. S.; Tolono Dom. Sc. 
 Club. Married George William Whall, N 24, 
 19 10, Chicago Heights. Child, Leila Constance, 
 b. O 27, 191 1. Address, Tolono, 111. 
 
 3779. PAUL ALEXANDER HOFFMAN 
 (Brother of No. 5725) 
 
 Hydraulic Engr.; B. S. in Agr. ; M. S., 1910; 
 s. Paul Herman (b. O 29, 1849, Breslau, Ger. )^ 
 and Margaret (Hetherington) Hoffman (b. F 
 18, 1852, Ontario, Can.). Prepared in Chicago 
 Eng. H. and Man. Tr. Sch. ; Lewis Inst. Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Sigma Xi. Grad. Scholarship, 
 1909-10; Fellowship, 1911-12. Res. Asst., An. 
 Nutrition, 1910-11; Engr., Chicago Bd. of Lln- 
 derwriters, 1912-14; Hydraulic Engr., do., 1914- 
 16; Chief Engr., The Barrett Co., 1917; Engr., 
 Central Actuarial Bur., 1917 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; O. E. S.; R. A. M.; R. and S. M.; K. 
 T.; A. A. O. N. M. S.; Universal Craftsman, 
 Council of Engrs. of the World; A. C. S.; Am. 
 Soc. An. Nutrition. Married Lillian Martin, Jl 
 23, 1913, Chicago. Child, Paul Martin, b. Jl 
 22, 191 7. Address, 710 Roscoe St., Chicago. 
 
 3780. CARL HENRY HOGE 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Mr 9, 1886, 
 Wenona, 111.; s. H. D. (b. D 10, 1858, do.) 
 and Isabella (Patterson) Hoge (b. Mr 13, 1854, 
 Waynesburg, Pa.). Prepared in Wenona H. S. 
 Iris; E. E. Club. Motorman, Seattle Elec. C^o., 
 1909-10; Asst. Engr., 1910-11; Distribution 
 Engr., 1911-19; Appointed St. Engr., Ja 6. 
 1919 — . Mem., The Stone and Webster Club of 
 Wash.; The Seattle Elec. Club; Puget Sound, 
 Trac. Lt. & Power Co., Seattle. Married Flor- 
 ence Mary Thompson. S 3. 1912, Seattle, Wash. 
 Address, 918 26th Ave., Seattle. t 
 
 3781. FRED NELSON HOLMQUIST 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 28, 1884, 
 Weldon. 111.; s. Lars (b. D 15, 1845, Lanskrona, 
 Sweden) and Kate (Dressier) Holmquist (_b. 
 D 25, 1857, Vinningeu, Ger.). Prepared in 
 Weldon H. S. Acacia. Mech. helper, C. & A. 
 Mining Co., Bisbee, Ariz., 1909; Asst. City 
 Engr., Phoenix, Ariz., 1909-12; City Engr., do., 
 1912-14; Pvt. Practice, Civ. Engng., do., 1914- 
 19; Appointed by Gov., St. Engr. of Ariz., 1919. 
 Mem., Ariz. Club; Bachelor's Club; A. F. A. 
 M. Married Louise Ross, S 24, 1918, Columbia. 
 Mo. Address, c/o Arizona Club, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 3782. HARRY STIRLING HORNER 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 15, 1884, 
 Madison, Wis.; s. Frank S. (b. D 25, 1856, 
 Harrisburg, Pa.) and Anna L. (Stirling) 
 Horner (b. F 28. 1858, Marseilles, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Rockford H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon; Helmet; Yoxan. Married Grace 
 Worthington, Je 11, 191 3, Rockford, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 715 Bank Bldg., St. Paul.t 
 
 3783. *EZEKIEL EDWARD HOSKINS 
 
 (Husband of No. 5314; Brother of Nos. 5216, 
 
 5733) 
 
 R. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 22, 1882, Norris City, 
 111.; s. William Franklin (b. N 4, 1841, near 
 Herald, 111.) and Catharine (Spence) Hoskins 
 (b. F I, 1852, near Norris City, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Carmi H. S. ; So. 111. St^ Norm. Sch., 
 igoo-i. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Teacher. 
 LaSalle-Peru Tp. H. S., 1909-10; Asst. in Soil 
 Fertility, Univ. of 111., iqio-i6. Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Married Mary Ethel Miner ('12), Ja 
 I, 1913, Adair, 111. Children: Dorothy Eliza- 
 beth, b. My 8, 1914; Harriet Louise, b. S 24, 
 1915. Died Ap 29, 1916, Norris City, 111. 
 
 3784. JOHN VERNON HOUSTON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 14, 1887, 
 Atkinson, Neb.; s. John William Bayliss (b. 
 Ja 30, 1859, Dudley, Eng.) and Clara Grace 
 (Riggle) Houston (b. O 28, 1866, Onarga, 111.). 
 Prepared in Jefferson H. S., Chicago. Phi 
 Kappa Psi. With Ajax Forge Co., Chicago, 
 1911-17. First Lt., Bat. F., 149th U. S. F. A., 
 France, 191 7—. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 
 4041 Lowell Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3785. MARY HOWE (BEBB) 
 (Wife of No. 4065; Sister of Nos. 2131, 2702, 
 3033, 6323, 9143) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 5, 1886, Chicago; d. 
 Edward G. (b. 1849, Brookline, Mass.) and 
 Mary E. (Barnard) Howe (b. 1855, Chicago). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S.; Univ. Acad. Phi 
 Delta Psi; Alethenai; Pres., H. Sc. Club; Y. 
 W. C. A. Cabinet. Teacher, Dom. Sc, Rock- 
 ford, 111., 1909-10; do., Indianapolis, 1910-12; 
 Head of Dept., Home Econ., Univ. of N. Dak., 
 1912-16. Mem., Home Econ. Assn. Married 
 Herbert Bebb ('10), Je 30, 1916, Chicago. 
 Child, Mary Elizabeth, b. Jl i, 1918. Address, 
 1652 W. i02d St., Chicago. 
 
 3786. WENFU YIKO HU 
 Judge; LL. B.; b. Jl 1876, Ningpo, Cheki- 
 ang; s. Chihtsing Zaenchang (b. D 1853, do.) 
 and Luna (Van) Hu (b. Jl 1852, do.). Prepar- 
 ed in Prep. Dept., St. John's Univ., Shanghai, 
 China; Univ. of Chicago, 1906-8; Univ. of 
 Calif. Cosmopolitan Club; Sec, Chinese Studs'. 
 Club; Orat. Assn., 1908-9; Reynolds Club, 
 1907-8. Sec. and Legal Adviser of Communi- 
 cations, Peking; Prof, of Law, Imperial Univ., 
 do., 1909-12; Dean, Nanyang Coll., Shanghai, 
 1912-13; Justice, Supreme Court of China, Pe- 
 king, 1913 — ; Mem., Comn. on Desciplinary 
 Punishment of Judicial Officers, 19 17 — ; Judge 
 of High Prize Court, 1917^ — ; Examiner of 
 Judicial Officers, 1918. Auth.: (Translator) 
 Green's History of the Eng. People; Pocket 
 Eng. and Chinese Pronouncing Dictionary, 
 Commercial Press, Shanghai; _ Jury System, 
 Chinese Law Mag., Jl 1914; Chinese Judiciary, 
 St. Johns' Echo, My 1915. Mem., Am. Univ. 
 Club and St. John's Univ. Club, Peking; Y. 
 M. C. A.; Chinese Law Club; Am. Coll. Club; 
 Chinese Soc. and Pol. Sc. .\ssn.; European 
 and Am. Returned Stud. Club. Decorated by 
 Pres. Yuan Shi Kai, 1916; Decorated by 
 Pres. Li Juan Hung, 1917. Address, 27 San- 
 tiao Hutung, Morrison St., Peking, China; 
 bus. add., Ta Li Yuan (Supreme Court), do. 
 
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 345 
 
 3787- CURTIS CLAY HUBBART 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 28, 1887, 
 Joslin, 111.; s. Curtis Mitchell ( b. S 29, 1859, 
 Erie, do.) and Clarissa (Searle) Hubbart (b. 
 D 28, 1859, Osborne, do.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. C. E. Club; Capt., Univ. Regt.; 
 Swimming Team. Engr., R. R. Const., 1910; 
 Engr., Bldg., Const., 1910; Civ. Engr., Mc- 
 Lane Engng. Co.; Min. Engr., Superior Coal 
 Co., Gillesijie, 111., 191 5-18: Mission Coal Co., 
 Danville, 111., 191 8 — . Pres., Toastmaster's 
 Club; Y. M. C. A.; A. F. A. M. ; B. P. O. 
 E. ; 111. Soc. of Engrs. and Survs. Married 
 Lura Agnes Strebel, D 28, 1915, Danville, 
 111. .4ddress, 313 Harmon Ave., Danville, Ill.t 
 
 3788. FRANKLIN ROSCOE HUCKIN 
 Physician; A. B., in Sc. ; b. Jl 31, 1885, 
 
 Ogden, 111.; s. Edward (b. Eng.) and Caroline 
 Julia (Hayes) Huckin (b. Ogden, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in LTniv. Acad. M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 
 191 1. Phi Beta Pi. St. Mary's Hosp., Mil- 
 waukee; pvt. practice, 1912 — . Mem., Al. E. 
 Church. Married Beulah Beatrice Rawlinson, 
 S 14, 1910. Child, Virginia Caroline, b. Ag 
 30, 191 2. Address, Mansfield, Ill.t 
 
 3789. JESSIE FRANCES HUFFMAN 
 
 (Sister of No. 3419) 
 Prin., II. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 27, 
 188s, Charleston, III; d. John T. (b. 1854, do.) 
 and Amanda Ellen (Redden) Huffman (b. 
 1844, Hindsboro, 111.). Prepared in Charles- 
 ton H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Teacher 
 in grades, Mattoon, 191 1; do., E. St. Louis, 
 1912; do., Paris, 111., 1912-14; Teacher, H. S., 
 Hume, 111., 1914-15; do., H. S., Reddick, 111.. 
 1915-16; Prin., H. S., do., 1917-18. Mem., Y. 
 W. C. A. Address, Charleston, 111. 
 
 3790. SEAVER SANFORD HUMPHREYS 
 
 (Brother of No. 3040) 
 Grain Bus.; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. My 
 29, 1887, Sheffield, 111.; s. David Franklin (b. 
 Mr 15, 1861, do.) and Nellie Jeanie (Seaver) 
 Humphreys (b. O 3, 1863, do.). Prepared in 
 Sheffield H. S. Sigma Nu; Yoxan; Helmet; 
 Class Baseball. In Ins. Bus., Spokane, 1909- 
 10; Cost Acct., Chicago, 1910-11; Grain Bus., 
 Atkinson, 111., 191 1 — . Address, Atkinson, 
 Ill.t 
 
 3791. ANDREW FRANKLIN HUNSAKER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1909; 
 
 b. Ag I, 1880, Cobden, 111.; s. John F. and 
 Martha (Anderson) Hunsaker. Prepared in 
 Cobden H. S.; So. 111. Norm. Sch., 1899-1903; 
 Univ. of Wis., 1909-10; Columbia, 1914-15. 
 Ionian. Instr., Hist., Univ. of N. Dak., 1910- 
 14; Asst., Econ., Univ. of 111., 191 7 — . Auth. : 
 Civics in the Secondary Schools, Education, 
 Boston; Local Government in the Panama 
 Canal Zone, Quarterly Jour., Univ.. of N. Dak., 
 1912; Factors in Teaching, H'estland Ediic., 
 Lisbon, N. Dak., 191 1; Schools in Panama 
 Canal Zone, Western Educ, 191 1. Mem., 
 Am. Acad, of Pol. and Soc. Sc. ; K. P. Mar- 
 ried Florence Wilson, S 12, 1910, Champaign. 
 Child, Imogene, b. My 1913. Address, Rantoul, 
 111. 
 
 3792. STELLA EVANGELINE HUTSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 4, 1885, Ben- 
 ton, 111.; d. Dr. E. G. (b. O 6, 1850, do.) and 
 Margaret E. (Ford) Hutson (b. Ja 20, i8i;i, 
 do.). Prepared in Russ H. S.. San Diego, 
 Calif.; Univ. Acad. H. Sc. Club (charter 
 mem.); Treas., Womans' League; Sr. Basket- 
 ball. Teacher, H. S., Benton, 1910-11; do., San- 
 ta Fe, N. Mex., 1911-14; do.. Home Econ., Sel- 
 ma, Calif., 1914-18; On leave to study Dietetics. 
 Univ. of Calif. Hosp., 1918 — . Address, Ben- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 3793- GEORGE MARTIN ALLOYSIUS ILG 
 Structural Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; M. S. 
 in C. E.. 1916; b. N 26, 1881; s. John (b. My 
 21, 1840. Einbach, Ger.) and Christine (Schneb- 
 elen) Ilg (b. Je 8, 1846, Alsace. France). Pre- 
 pared in Calumet H. S., Chicago. Triangle; 
 Spaulding Guild. With Am. Bridge Co., 1909; 
 C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1909-11; Engr., Holabird 
 & Roche, Archs., 191 1; Structural Engr., Jar- 
 vis Hunt, Arch., Chicago. Served with 111. Nav- 
 al Reserves, 1903-9; Capt., Engrs. Reserve 
 Corps, 7th Provisional Regt., Hog Island Ship- 
 yard. Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs. Married 
 Mane Sophie Marguerite Zeit. Je 27, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 1332 East Marquette Road, Chicago; 
 bus. add., 30 N. Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 3794- ERNEST THOMPSON INGOLD 
 (Brother of No. 5745) 
 
 Mgr., Elec. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 26, 
 1885, Chicago; s. Arthur Johnson (b. Eng.) 
 and Maggie (Thompson) Ingold (b. Ireland). 
 Prepared in Acad., Lawrence Coll., Appleton, 
 Wis.; Lawrence Coll., 1904-6. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Phoenix; Mgr., Interschol.; Pres., 
 Technograph Bd.; Chm., Sr. Mem. Com.; Sec, 
 Ath. Bd. of Control; Alumni Quarterly Staff. 
 Grad. Mgr. of Ath., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Pub. 
 Mgr. and Asst. to Pres., Los .Angeles Invest- 
 nient Co., Los Angeles, 1910; Gen. Mgr. and 
 Sec, Planada Development Corp.; do., V. P., 
 Jenner-Ingold Co.; Mfr., Elec. Equipment Co., 
 Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mem., City 
 Beautiful Com. of Los Angeles; Chm., Pub. 
 Com. for St. Univ. of So. Calif.; do.. Feder- 
 ation of Improvement Assns. of Los Angeles; 
 Gamut Club; Sec, Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn.; 
 Pres., Advertising Club; Sec, Real Est. Ad- 
 vertisers Assn.; V. P., Outdoor Art League. 
 Married Gene Cox. N 25, 191 1, Los Angeles. 
 Address, 12th and (jrand, Los Angeles. 
 
 3795- EDWARD FRANKLIN IRVING 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 14, 1886, 
 Buffalo Hart, 111.; s. J. T. and Sarah (McCue) 
 Irving. Prepared in Springfield H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Class baseball; Sr. Memorial Com. 
 Asst. to Supt. of Mach., Calif, and Ariz. Min. 
 Co. Mem., Nat. Assn. Stationary Engrs.; B. P. 
 O. E. Married Bess M. Irving, Ag 18, 1915, 
 Covina, Calif. Child, Hoyt Gwen, b. N 29, 1916. 
 .Address, Warren, Ariz. 
 
 3796. WILLIAM WRIGHT IRWIN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 10, 1886, Danville; 
 s. F. G. Irwin. Prepared in Danville H. S. 
 With Armour & Co., E. St. Louis, 111. Address, 
 728 N. loth St., East St. Louis, III. 
 
 3797- GEORGE RHINE JACKSON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; Asst. in Eng., 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-11; Lawyer, Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Virginia Jones, 191 7, Champaign. Address, 
 Covington, Ind.t 
 
 3798. ZITA ELIZABETH JACKSON 
 (LEONARD) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 5, 1887, Streator, 
 111.; d. John Llanley (b. D 16, 1853, Roscom- 
 mon Co., Ireland) and Mary Elizabeth Camp- 
 bell (Reed) Jackson (b. My 28, 1857, Wash- 
 ington, 111.). Prepared in Streator H. S. W. 
 A. A.; Basket Ball. Teacher, H. S., 1909-10; 
 Asst. Prin., H. S., Auburn, 111., 1910-11; Prin., 
 H. S., Illiopolis, 111.. 1911-14. Married Charles 
 Edward Leonard. F 18, 1914, Streator, 111. 
 Children: Mary Agnes, b. My 5, 191 5; Teresa 
 Elizabeth, b. O i, 1916. Address, Harristown, 
 111. 
 
 3799. CHARLES AUSTIN JAMES 
 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 4, 1886, 
 Minneapolis; s. Charles (b. Ap 12, 1861, Har- 
 risonville, 111.) and Jessie E. (Horine) James 
 (b. My 6, 1866, Waterloo, do.). Prepared in 
 
34^ 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1 1 909 
 
 Chester H. S. Egyptian Club: Sigma Xi. 
 Const. Engr., U. S. P. O. Bldgs., Ashtabula 
 and ilassilon, O.; Chickasha, Okla.; Aniaril o, 
 Tex.; Ft. Atkinson, Wis.; Hoopeston, 111.; 
 Const. Engr., Clarke Const. Co., Danville, 111. 
 Mem B P O. E. Married Eva Lucile Dugan, 
 F 24,'iQi5, Boulder, Colo. Child, Lillie Eliza- 
 beth b. F 24, 1916. Address, c/o Clarke Const. 
 Co.,' Danville, 111. 
 
 3S00. DELOSS LAWRENCE JAMES 
 Market Specialist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 22, 
 1885, Huntley, 111.; s. Arlo Lawrence and 
 Margaret Louise (Munshaw) James. Prepared 
 in Crystal Lake H S. Alpha Zeta; g.gma 
 Xi. Instr., Storrs Agr. Coll., Conn., 190/-8, 
 Instr. in Dairy Dept., Lniv. of 111., i9o8-'o. 
 Supt. Milk Dept. and Farm, Hershey Choco- 
 late Co., Hershey. Pa., 1910-13; Co. Agr .Ad- 
 visor, McHenry Co., 111.. '913-16; Supt 
 Linnisapp Farm, Oregon, 111.. iqi6; East Pa. 
 Rep., Hunt, Helm, Ferris ic Co., Harvard, 
 111 I9I7- Asst., Marketing Dairy Products, 
 U''S Bur. of Markets, Washington. D. C, 
 ,(,'i8— . Married Emma E. Walter, Je 4, i9.i3. 
 Hummelstown, Pa. Children: Marion Louise, 
 h \d 12 igis; Walter Lawrence, b. A 9. 
 1916 Address. Bur. of Markets, Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 3801. McNEAL COLE JAMES 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; A B. in Sc.; b^ 
 Ag 27, 1S87, Crestline, O. ; s. Jerry A. (b. D 
 W^ 1856, do.) and Lucinda Jane (Cole) James 
 7b An 22, i860, do.). Prepared in. Streator 
 Tn H S- 111. St. Norm. Univ. Sigma Xi; 
 Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; V. M C. A. Cabinet. 
 Teacher, Miami Univ., Oxford, O., summer, 
 1009; Head, Dept.. Elementary Agr., St. 
 Norm. Sch., Valley City, N. Dak., 1909-16. 
 Co \gr. Agt., Barnes Co., X. Dak., i9i6-iS>, 
 Prof:, Agr. Educ, Univ Ky., 1918-. Auth^: 
 Svllabus of Course in Agr. for St. H. Schs. 
 of N. Dak., St. H. S. Bd., Grand Forks X 
 Dak, 1910. Ed., Elementary Agr., Dept. of 
 Weslland Educ. Lisbon, N. Dak., i9'0-i3. 
 Mem., Nat. Educ. Assn., 1909-16; X Dak. 
 Educ. Assn., 1909-16; K P;;„^I- E Oiurc 1; 
 Official Bd.. M. E. Chuch, Valley City. Mai 
 ried Eva Ratekin, Ag 18, i?09. Swan Creek. 
 111. (died 1913); Emma EUingson, 1915, Val- 
 ley City, N. Dak. Children: Margaret Ger- 
 trude, b. Ag 6, iqio; Joseph Ratekin, b U 2.-,. 
 iQi^- Alice Winifred, b. Je 3, 191?; Addresi. 
 149 Washington Ave., Lexington, Ky. 
 
 3802. GEORGE LEONARD JENSEN 
 (Brother of No. 271 1) 
 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 17, 1SS2, 
 Chicago; s. Ole S. (b. Ap 21, 1845. Skudesnes, 
 Norwav) and Anna G. (Isaacson) Jensen (b. 
 S 26, '1851, Farson, do.). Prepared in Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago, 1904-7- Sigma Xi. Asst on 
 Corps St. L. I. M. & S. R. R., 1909: Rein- 
 forced Concrete Designer, Builders Material 
 Supplv Co., Kansas City, Mo^ 1910: do.. L. 
 M & St. P. R. R.. 1910-11: Bldg. Insp.. Ex- 
 aminer of Efficiency and Arch. Engr., Chicago, 
 191 1 ; Arch. Engr., Bd. of, Educ Chicago, 
 ist Lt., Engrs., 554th Bn., Camp Humphreys. 
 Va.; Mustered out, Ja 2, 1919- Auth.: Ke-Kun- 
 ning Curves, Eng>ig. Record. 1909; Continuous 
 Concrete Beams with Restrained Ends do... 
 1910; Wing Abutment Formulas, Engng. A ens. 
 1912; Maximum Moments at Two ft. Intervals 
 under Class E 50 Loading, do., 1912; A Design 
 of a Wing Abutment, Technograph. 1912; Ue- 
 sign of a Built-in Brick Chimney, Engng. 
 Neu's, 191 4. Mem.. A. F. A. M. Married Anna 
 E Olsen, Je 5, 191-'. Chicago. Child, George 
 Leonard. Jr. b. Ap 9. i9i6. Addre'ss 4^)2-^ ^■ 
 Robey St.. Chicago; bus. add., Bd. of Educ, do. 
 
 3803. PAUL MARTIN JOHANNING 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 7, 1885, 
 Tamestown, Mo.; s. C. L. (b. Waterloo, 111.) 
 and .\gnes (Scholz) Johanning. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Engr., Vaughn & Meyer, Mil- 
 waukee. Married Cecelia Huber, Ag 8, 1911, 
 Milwaukee. Child, Bernice Agnes, b. Mr 24, 
 1916. Address, 770 Superior St., Milwaukee; 
 bus. add., 502 Security Bldg., do. 
 
 3804. PRESTON KING JOHNSON 
 (Brother of No. 3806) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr i, 1885; s. Preston 
 King (b. 1854, near Lafayette, Ind.) and Belle 
 (Chance) Johnson (b. My 6, 1857, Lester, 111.). 
 Prepared in Salem H. S.; Univ. Acad. Philo- 
 mathean; Phi Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Phoenix; 111. -Ind. Debate; Stud. Union; Assoc. 
 Ed., mini; Theta Kappa Mu, Permanent Sec. 
 .A.sst. St. Atty. of St. Clair Co.; Lawyer, Belle- 
 ville, HI. Mem., M. W. A.; A. F. A. M.; 
 K. T.; Pres., Illini Club of Belleville; Belle- 
 ville Bar Assn.; Sec.-Treas., Belleville Daily 
 .4dvocate. Married Celia H. Alexander, TI 16, 
 1912. Belleville, 111. Children: Mildred Glossel, 
 b. My 8. 1913; Preston King, BII, b. Ap 23, 
 1915. Address, 221 Wabash Ave., Belleville, 
 111.; bus. add.. First Nat. Bank, do. 
 
 3805. ROXANA GALLETLY JOHNSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Spencer, Ind.; d. Levi 
 
 Smith (b. do.) and Matilda A. (GalletW) Tohn- 
 
 3on (b. do.). Prepared in Spencer H. S. A. B., 
 
 Ind. St. Univ., 1903. Instr., Winona Tech.; 
 
 Instr., Lib. Sch., Indianapolis, 1908-9; Univ. 
 
 of 111. Lib., 1909; Cataloger, Washington St. 
 
 Coll., 1910-12; In charge of cir. and instr. in 
 
 Dept. of Lib. Sc, Univ. of Wash., S 1912 — . 
 
 Address, 551S Pasadena Ave., Los Angeles; 
 
 bus. add., Los Angeles Co. Free Library, Los 
 
 Angeles. 
 
 3806. WILLIAM CHANCE JOHNSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 3804) 
 Engr. and Contr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 
 II, 1883, Altamont, HI.; s. Preston King (b. 
 Mr I. 1854, Linden, Ind.) and Belle (Chance) 
 Johnson (b. My 3, 1858, Kinmundy, III.). 
 Prepared in Salem H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi; C. E. Club; Technograph Bd.; Special 
 Honors. Asst. Bridge Engr., 111. Highway 
 Comn., Springfield, 111., 1909; Div. Engr., C. 
 C. C. & St. L. R. R. Co., Evansville, Ind., 
 1910-11; Engr., and Contr., Salem, 111., 1911- 
 12; do., Belleville, 111., 1913—- Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Married Etta Hoisington Johnson, Ag 
 26, 1907, Walshville, 111. Children: Richard 
 Lester, b. My 5, 1909; Jane, b. Mr 8, 1914. 
 Address, 510 S. High St., Belleville, 111. 
 
 3807. JAMES MILTON JOHNSTON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 3, 1885, Milan, III.; 
 s. John C. (b. do.) and Sadie W. (Davis) 
 Johnston (b. Rock Island, 111.). Prepared in 
 Rock Island H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Glee and Mandolin Club; Class 
 Football; Pres., Law Class, 1909- City Atty., 
 Moline, 111. Mem., Moline Club. Address, 
 3309 Park 1 6th St., Moline, 111.; bus. add., 310 
 Peoples Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 3808. *BL.\NCHE JONES (WESTERN) 
 \. B. in L. & A.; b. Ta 15, 1889, Deers, 
 m.; d. William Matthew (b. D 8, 1849, Sidney, 
 do.) and Nora B. (Cooper) Jones (b. Jl 16, 
 1S63, Philo, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Phi Delta Psi; Athenean. Married Lea Miron 
 Western, O 5, 1910. Died S 24, 191I1 Urbana. 
 
 3809. BRUCE LEROY JONES 
 Surv. and Asst. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; 
 b. N 20, 1886, Wheeler, Ind.; s. Charles Fran- 
 cis (b. S 22, 1846, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.) 
 and Sophia (Vader) Jones (b. Ag. i, 1847. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 347 
 
 Cattaraugus Co., do.). Prepared in Valpara- 
 iso (Ind.) H. S. triangle. Mem.^ M. E. 
 Church. Married Agnes Ziga Hams, S 2, 
 1909, Urbana. Address. Union, IlLf 
 
 3810. FRANK SCFIALL JONES 
 (Brother of No. 3430) 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 2, 
 1887, Balavia. III.; s. Horace N. (b. Ag 27, 
 1859) and May E. S. Jones (b. S 27, 1861). 
 Prepared in VV. Batavia H. S. With Doherty 
 Operating Co., 60 Wall St., New York City; 
 Asst. Supt., do., acting as Mgr. of Coke Sales. 
 Mem., Nat. Elec. Light Assn.; Nat. Cml. Gas 
 Assn. Address, c/o Union Carbide Co., Niag- 
 ara Falls. N. Y. 
 
 3811. JOHN LLOYD JONES 
 (Son of No. 239; Husband of No. 4569) 
 Banker; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. O 16, 1887, 
 near Henry, 111.; s. Robert Davis ('80), (b. O 
 22, i860, Lacon, 111.) and Minnie Prudence 
 (Miller) Jones (b. D 21, i860, Peru, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Alpha Tau Omega; Tau 
 Beta Pi. Bookkeeper, First Nat. Bank, Henry, 
 111., 1909-10; Cashier, do., 1910 — -. O. T. C. 
 Ft. Sheridan, 1917; ist Lt., 114th M. G. Bn., 
 France, Ja 1918 — . Married Elizabeth M. Broad- 
 dus Cn), O 21, 1912, Henry, 111. Children: 
 Robert Clark, b. Ja 12, 1917; John Lloyd, Jr., 
 b- Je 5, 1918. Address, Henry, 111. 
 
 3812. TRUMAN NATHANIEL JONES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1910; b. 
 D 6, 1881, Leland, 111.; s. C. B. and Anna 
 (Barnes) Jones. Prepared in E. Aurora. 
 Scholarship in Hist. Teacher, Hist., H. S., 
 Moline. Address, 2401 12th Ave., Moline, 111. 
 
 3813. MYRON KENDALL JORDAN 
 (Husband of No. 3476) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O i, 1881, 
 Malvern, la.; s. James Corington (b. Mr 31, 
 1845, Rockport, O.) and Mary Ellen (Dunlap) 
 Jordan (b. F 10, 1856, Leyden, 111.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. C. E. Club; Triangle. Civ. 
 Engr., Crocker & Ketchum; do., H. S. Cracker, 
 Const, of Viaducts and Subways; Struct. Engr., 
 K. C. Struct. Steel Co.; Checker, Struct. Steel 
 Am. Bridge Co., 191 2 — . Assoc, mem., A. S. 
 C. E. Married Nellie Pearl Mathews ('08), 
 Ap 7, 1912, Champaign. Child, Ellen, b. Ag 
 13, 1918. Address, 7600 Champlain Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add.. Am. Bridge Co., Gary, Ind. 
 
 3814. JOHN LARIMER KAGY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; J. D., 1912; b. 
 F 22, 1888; s. Levi Monroe (b. D 15, 1855, 
 Seneca Co., O.) and Alice (Larimer) Kagy 
 (b. Mr 14. 1861, Salem, 111.). Prepared in 
 Salem H. S. Scholarship in Law, 1910-n; 
 Master in Chancery, Marion Co., 1915-18. 
 303 Ammunition Train, ist H. Q. Bn., France, 
 1918— . Mem., I. O. O. F. Married Eva 
 Murray, D 4, 1914. Child, John Murray, b. 
 Ap 19, 1917. Address,. Salem, 111. 
 
 3815. LUCILE EMMA KAYS (MILLAR) 
 (Daughter of No. 214; Sister of No. 2717) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 19, 1S85, Buda, 111.; 
 d. Emery ('79), (b. O 10, 1853, Magnolia, 111.) 
 and Emma C. (Trask) Kays (b. S 6, 1854, Bu- 
 da, 111.). Prepared in Phoenix (Ariz) H. S. Al- 
 pha Xi Delta; Athenean; H. Sc. Club. Teach- 
 er, Dom. Art, 1909-10; (Charge of Home Econ. 
 Dept. in H. S., Phoenix, Ariz., 1911. Married 
 Charles Ernest Millar, Je 11, 1912, Phoenix, 
 Ariz. Child, Margaret, b. Mr 1913. Address, 
 East Lansing, Mich. 
 
 3816. VICTOR C. KAYS 
 (Brother of No. 5240) 
 Pres., St. Agr. Sch.; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 
 24, 1882, Magnolia, 111.; s. John A. (b. Mr 7, 
 1 85 1, do.) and Mary A. (Hartenbower) Kays 
 (b. Ag 8, 1862, Minn.). Prepared in Henry 
 H. S.; No. III. St. Norm. Sch., 1899-1902; 
 B. S. A. and M. S. A., St. Agr. Coll., N. M. 
 Basketball Capt. ; Football. Agr. and charge 
 of Exp. Sta., St. Agr. Sch., Wetumpka, Ala., 
 1910-11; Pres., St. Agr. Sch., Jonesboro, Ark., 
 191 1 — • Address, Jonesboro, Ark. 
 
 3817. TRUMAN LEE KELLEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 1909, 5242) 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; M. A., 191 1; b. 
 My 25, 1884, Whitehall, Mich.; s. Marshall 
 Charles (b. 1842, Vt. ) and Mary Strong 
 (Smith) Kelley (b. 1853). Prepared in Mus- 
 kegon_ (Mich.) H. S.; Minnesota, 1903-04. Ph. 
 D., Columbia, 1914. Gamma Alpha; Cosmo- 
 i^olitan Club; Special Honors; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Pres., Educ. Club (Later Kappa 
 Delta Pi). Teacher, Ga. Sch. of Tech., 1909- 
 10; H. S., Fresno, Calif., 1911-12; Consulting 
 Psychologist, Culver Mil. Acad., 1913-14; 
 Instr., Educ. Psych., Univ. of Tex., 1914-15; 
 Adj. Prof., Educ. Psych., do., 1915-17; Asst. 
 Prof., Teachers Coll., Columbia, 1017 — . Auth. : 
 Educational Guidance, Columbia Univ., N. Y., 
 1914; Tables to Facilitate the Calculation of 
 Partial Coefficients of Correlation and Re- 
 gression Equations, Univ. of Tex., 1916; Men- 
 ial Aspects of Delinquency, Univ. of Tex., 
 1 91 6; The Assn. Exp., Psych. Review, Vol. 
 20, No. 6, N 1913; Comparable Measures, 
 Jour, of Educ. Psych., D 19 14; The Colony 
 Plan for the care of the Feeble-minded, Bui. 
 of Tex. St. Conf. of Charities and Correc- 
 tions, Vol. 2, No. I, Ja 1915; A Study of H. 
 
 5. and Univ. Grades. Jour". Educ. Psych., Vol. 
 
 6, No. 6, 191 5; A Constructive Ability Test, 
 do., Ja 1916: A Simplified Method of LIsing 
 Scaled Data for Purposes of Testing, Sch. and 
 Soc, Vol. 4, Jl 18, 1916; Further Logical 
 Aspects of the Binet Scale, Psych. Review, 
 Vol. 23, No. 5, S 1916; Thorndike's Reading 
 Scale Alpha 2 Adapted to Individual Testing, 
 Teachers Coll. Record, Vol. 18, No. 3, My 
 191 7; Effect of Malaria and Hookworm upon 
 the Physical and Mental Development of School 
 Children. El. Sch. Jour., Vol. 18, No. i, 1917; 
 Individual Testing with Completion Test Ex- 
 ercises, Teachers' Coll. Record, Vol. 18, No. 
 .1, S 1 917. Mem., Am. Psych, .'^ssn.; N. E. 
 .\.; A. A. A. S. Married Mrs. Lura Osgood 
 Rogers, Ag 26, 191 1, Los Angeles. Address, 
 'I'eachers Coll., Columbia Univ., New York 
 City. 
 
 381S. LOUIS RALPH KELLY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 2, 1883, DuQuoin, 
 III.; s. Thomas B. (b. S i, 1839, Aberdeen, O.) 
 and Nannie Belle (Fleming) Kelly (b. Ja 26, 
 1849, Rome. O.). Prepared in DuQuoin H. 
 S. Beta Theta Pi; Phi Delta Phi; Egyptian 
 Club; Jr. Prom. Com. Lawyer and U. S. In- 
 ternal Revenue Collector; Co. Judge, Perry 
 Co., lib; Chm. Legal Advisory Bd. ; Connected 
 with office of the U. S. Revenue Collector 
 for So. 111. with hdqtrs. at E. St. Louis. Ad- 
 dress, 359 E. Park St., DuQuoin, 111. 
 
 3819. BARTLETT MARTIN KERR 
 (Brother of No. 3059) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 21, 1886, 
 Urbana;" s. Thomas Wesley (b. Chattanooga, 
 Tenn.) and Elizabeth (Ellrod) Kerr (b. May- 
 view. 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Class 
 Football and Baseball. Draftsman, P. & E. 
 Shops, Urbana. 1909-10; Insp., Commonwealth 
 .Steel Co., Granite City, 111., 1910-11; Drafts- 
 man, Velie Motor Vehicle Co., Moline, HI., 
 1911-12; Designer, Mercer Auto Co., Trenton, 
 N. J., 1913-15; Exp. Engr., Automobiles and 
 
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 Gas Tractors, J. I. Case Motor Co., Racine, 
 Wis., 191 5—. Mem., B. P. O. E. ; A. F. A. 
 M. Married Nellie S. Roughton, Ag 12, 191 1, 
 Urbana. Child, Bartlett, Jr., b. D 29, 1917. 
 Address, 1727 Park Ave., Racine, Wis.; bus. 
 add., J. I. Case Motor Co., Racine, Wis. 
 
 3820. MERCEDES KILNER (REID) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2722) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 10, 1887, York, 
 Neb.; d. John Caleb (b. Je 6, 1855, Yorkshire, 
 Eng.) and Lenna (Hammond) Kilner (b. Ag 
 17, 1853, la.). Prepared in John Marshall H. 
 S., Chicago; Lewis Inst., 1905-8. Mem., Math- 
 eon Club of Chicago; Assoc, of Coll. Alumnae. 
 Married Hugh McClurg Reid, Jl 12, 1909, Chi- 
 cago. Child, Hugh McClurg, Jr., b. Jl 4, 191 1. 
 Address, 1107 N. Park Ave., Chicago; bi(s. 
 add., 662 Columbia Road, Washington, D. C.t 
 
 3821. JOHN KENNEDY KINCAID 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 29, 1885, 
 Athens, 111.; s. John Henry (b. Jl 9, 1848, do.) 
 and Ellen Jane (Culver) Kincaid (b. Jl 31, 
 1849, do.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. 
 Acacia; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade; Agr. 
 Club; Prelim. Honors; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Farmer, 1909 — . Precinct Food Administrator, 
 Menard Co.; Seed Corn Administrator, St. 
 Council of Defense. Mem., Presby. Clnirch; 
 A. F. A. M.; Commandery, K. T. ; Shrine, 
 Ansar Temple, Springfield, 111.; Sec.-Treas., 
 Menard Co. Farmers' Inst., 1914 — •. Married 
 Edith Mae Painter, S 12, 1918, Carrollton, 111. 
 Address, Indian Point, Athens, 111. 
 
 3822. BRUCE ADAMS KING 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 28, 
 1887; s. M. B. (b. Huntsville, 111.) and Emily 
 N. King (b. Perry, do.). Prepared in Augusta 
 H. S. Zeta Psi; Alpha Gamma Rho; Agr. 
 Club. Farmer, 1909-10; Asst. Mgr., Plow 
 Dept., Deere & Co., 1910-12; Supt., Deere & 
 Co. Midland Works, E. Moline, 1912-17; Mfr., 
 Combat Wagons for U. S. A., 19 17 — •. Mar- 
 ried Rhoda Margaretha Reinhardt, Je 11, 1912, 
 Kansas City, Mo. Child, Bruce Adams, Jr., b. 
 Ap 22, 1913. Address, 2404 nth St., Moline, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Deere & Co., do. 
 
 3823. HOWARD BAKER KINGSBURY 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. O 13, 1879, Joplin, 
 Mo.; s. Charles M. (b. D 23, 1840, Bangor, 
 Me.) and Amelia E. (Baker) Kingsbury, (b. 
 Mr 6, 1848, Calhoun, 111.). Prepared in Olney 
 H. S.; So. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ., 1903. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 10; Head of Math. Dept., West Division H 
 S., Milvi'aukee, 1910 — . Mem., Church Bd., 
 Wesley M. E. Church. Married Ethel Alice 
 Walser, D 30, 1903, West Salem, 111. Children: 
 Charles Howard, b. Ap 4, 1905; Harold Nelson, 
 b. My 13, 1912; Herbert Kenneth, b. Ap 5, 
 19 1 6. Address, 383 31st St., Milwaukee. 
 
 3824. ELIZABETH KIRK (ROBINSON) 
 (Sister of Nos. 5248, 8488) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 28, 1886, near Ma- 
 con, 111.; d. Orlando T. (b. Mr 22, 1857, 
 Warsaw, Ind.) and Mary S. (Cummings) 
 Kirk (b. Ja 8, i860, Blue Mound, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. S.; 111. St. Norm. L^niv., 
 1904-5. W. A. A.; Class Basket Ball'; Tennis 
 Mgr.; Swimming Leader; Volunteer Band; Y. 
 W. C. A. Cabinet. Teacher, S. Dak.; Home- 
 steader, do; Prin., Pub. Sch., Sadorus, 1912- 
 13; Teacher. White Hall, 1913-15. Married 
 Ewell W. Robinson, Je 28, 1915, Omaha, Neb. 
 Children: Ewell Kirk, b. Je 2, 1916; Mabel 
 Elizabeth, b. My 12, 1918. Address, R. 2, 
 Sioux Falls, S. Dak. 
 
 3825. WARREN EMERSON KNAPP 
 Chem. Engr.; B. S. ii\ Chem. E.; b. Je 16, 
 1885, Kan.; s Harry S. (b. Jl 9, i860, Mich.) 
 and Anna Emerson (Waddell) Knapp (b. My 
 31, 1861, Mich.). Prepared in Evanston Tp. 
 H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1904-6. Sigma Nu; Alpha 
 Chi Sigma. Asst. Chem., Gen. Chem. (^o., (Ilhi- 
 cago, 1910; First Asst. Chem., do., 1911-12; 
 Research Chem.. do., 1912; Works Chem., do., 
 1913-18; do.. Gen. Chem. Co.. Pulaski, Va., 
 1918—. Mem., A. C. S.; Epis. Church. Mar- 
 ried Ethel Cowles, S 16, 1912, Burlington, la. 
 Children: Caroline, b. 19x3; Katherine, b. 
 1915; Harry Lamonto, b. 1917 (died 1917). 
 Address, General Chemical Co., Pulaski, Va. 
 
 3826. SAMUEL MILES KNOX 
 Live Stock Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 
 5, 1888, Humboldt, Kan.; s. Anson H. (b. O 
 8, 1855, Wyanet, 111.) and Annie Louise Dewey 
 (Whipple) Knox (b. Ap 24, 1856, Boston). 
 Prepared in Sheffield H. S. Agr. Club; Schol- 
 arship from Bureau Co.; Track, 1909. Farmer, 
 La Harpe, Kan., 1909-14; Cattle and Hog Breed- 
 er, Humboldt, Kan., 1914-18. Tp. Bd., 1910- 
 14; Sch. Bd., 1912-16. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 B. P. O. E.; Chap Commandery; Sec, Kan. 
 'Mulefoot Hog Assn.; Sec, Allen Co. (Kan.) 
 Short Horn Breeders Assn. Married Mabel 
 Lula Davis, D 10, 1912, Independence, Mo. 
 Children: Samuel Miles, III., b. Ap 5, 1914; 
 Anna Mary, b. Je i, 1917. Address, Humboldt, 
 Kan. 
 
 3827. AMUND MARIUS KORSMO 
 (Brother of No. 4756) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 4, 1886, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Gunnar (b. Norway) and Thea 
 (Olsen) Korsmo (b. do.). Prepared in Elgin 
 H. S. Triangle; Class Football. Address, 
 6226 Lakewood Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 3828. JOHN CLINTON KOST 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F i, 1875, Bushnell, III.; 
 s. John William (b. 1847, 111.) and Mary 
 Elizabeth (Crowl) Kost (b. 1850, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in West. 111. Norm. Coll. and Bus. 
 Inst., Bushnell, 111. Atty. at Law and Justice 
 of the Peace, Galesburg, 111. Mem., I. O. O. 
 F. Married Elsie M. Copeland, F 20, 190 1, 
 Galesburg, III. Children: John Clinton, b. 
 F 10, 1902; Victor R., b. My 12, 1905; Mary 
 Virginia, b. Ag 25, 1914. Address, Galesburg, 
 111.; bus. add., 109 E. Main St., do. 
 
 3829. EUGENE WILLIAM KRAFT 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 25, 1886, 
 St. Louis; s. Louis P. Kraft (b. St. Louis). 
 Prepared in Central H. S., St. Louis; Grad. 
 Stud.. Konigliche Technische Hochschule Zu 
 Charlottenburg, Berlin, Ger. ; Konigliche 
 Wurttembergische Polytecknikum, Stuttgart, 
 Ger. Mgr., Kueffel & Esser Co. of New 
 York, Chicago Branch. Auth. : Directions for 
 Math, and Similar Instruments Manufactured 
 by above Co.; Descriptive Catalogs, etc., pub. 
 by the Co. Mem., Chicago Engrs. Club. 
 Address, 520 S. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 3830. CHRISTIAN HERMAN KRlEILING 
 Drainage Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 26, 1885, 
 Bishop, 111.; s. Herman Gehard (b. 1839, Han- 
 over, Ger.) and Mary (Budke) Kreiling (b. 
 1845, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad.; West. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club; 
 Prelim. Honors. Drainage Engr., Chandler- 
 ville, 1909-14; do., Havana, 111., 1914-18. 
 Patented Dredge, 191 1. Married Ruby Flor- 
 ence Ellenberger, D 30, 1916. Child, Dortha 
 Jane, b. Je 22, 1917. Address, 622 N. Broad- 
 way, Havana, 111. 
 
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 3831. FREDERICK WILLIAM KRESSMANN 
 
 (Husband of No. 3756) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; M. S., 1910; 
 b. F 6, 1888, Chicago: s. Fred (b. 1859, do.) 
 and Minna (Hink) Kressman (b. 1862, near 
 Lincoln, Neb.). Prepared in Crane ^Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; 
 Prelim., Special and Final Honors. Fellow- 
 ship, Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Asst. Chem., For- 
 est Products Lab., U. S. Forest Service Bur., 
 Dept. of Agr., 1910-11; Chem. do., 1911-16; 
 Gen. Mgr., Plant of Internal. Alcohol Corp., 
 Fullerton, La. Devised New Improved meth- 
 ods for mfg. ethyl alcohol from wood waste; 
 yellow dyestuff in Osage Orange wood used 
 for dyeing khaki colors at present time. Auth.: 
 (With S. W. Parr) The Spontaneous Combus- 
 tion of Coal with Special Reference to Bit- 
 uminous Coals of the 111. Type, Univ. of 111. 
 Engng. Exp. Sta. Bui., No. 46, 1910; Many 
 articles relating to use of wood and sawmill 
 waste for alcohol production.. Jour. Indus, and 
 Engng. Chem.; articles describing dyestuffs in 
 Osage Orange for dyeing army goods, published 
 in Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem. and Jour. 
 Am. Leather Chem. Mem., A. C. S.; Am. 
 Leather Chem. Assn.; Fellow, A. A. A. S. 
 Married Mabel Alberta Gridley ('09), Je 20, 
 1912, Morrison, 111. Children: Frederick Wil- 
 liam, Jr., b. Je 6, 1913; Elsa Mae, b. Jl i, 1917. 
 Address, Fullerton, La.; bus. add., 59 Pearl St., 
 New York City. 
 
 3832. LEROY LANG 
 Manager; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 191 1; b. 
 Mr 13, 1886, Monticello, la.; s. Horatio James 
 (b. 1851, Cornwall, Eng.) and Mary (Wolfe) 
 Lang (b. 1856). Prepared in Monticello H. S. 
 Sigma Pi; Alpha Zeta. Instr., Dairy Mfrs., 
 and Asst., Exp. Sta., Univ. of HI., 1911-13; 
 Assoc, 1914-16; Field Mgr., Chapin-Sacks Mfg. 
 Co., Washiniton, D. C. Married Margaret 
 Hope Hallett, My 5, 191 5, Springfield, 111. 
 Children: Carl Leland, b. Ag 21, 1914; Margar- 
 et Ellen, b. Ja 2, 1917. Address, Jacksonville, 
 Fla. 
 
 3833. GEORGE PENCE LARGE 
 Instrumentman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 9, 1885, 
 Owaneco, 111.; s. George E. and Daisy D. 
 (Pence) Large. Prepared in Taylorville H. 
 S. Instrumentman, C. B. & Q. R. R. Co. 
 Address, R. i, Box 17, Owaneco, 111. 
 
 3834. ELY VAILL LAUGHLIN 
 Dean of Lenox College; A. B. in Sc. ; b. 
 Ta 16, 1875, San Antonia, Tex.; s. Charles 
 H. (b. Ja 23, 1836, Quincy, III.) and Mary S. 
 (Waldo) Laughlin (b. Je 14, 1837, Osceola, 
 Mo.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Prin., 
 H. S., Monticello, 1908-9; Teacher, Sc, H. S., 
 1909-10; Farmer, 1910-11; Prof., Lenox Coll., 
 Hopkinton, la., 1911; Dean, do., 1915 — . Auth.: 
 At the Helm of a Small College, Unpopular 
 Review, Jl 191 5; Articles in farm publications. 
 Married Anna Hawker, Je 1905, Griggsville, 111. 
 Children: Charles Vaill, b. My 30, 1907; Fran- 
 ces Aileen, b. O 23, 1909. Address, Hopkin- 
 ton, la. 
 
 3835. CHARLES BOPES LEE 
 (Son of No. 218; Brother of Nos. 3071. 4769. 
 (7030, 7732) 
 With Armour Grain Co.; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Mr 17, 1886, Hamlet, 111.; s. Elisha ('79), (b. 
 Ap 6, 1856, Hamlet, 111.) and Lena (Bopes) 
 Lee. Prepared in Aledo H. S. Chi Beta; Alpha 
 Zeta; Scabbard and Blade; Adelphic; Ed. Agr.; 
 Maj., Univ. Regt. Farmer, 1909-10; Instr., 
 Univ. of Nebr., and Exp. Sta. work, 1910; 
 Dept. of An. Husb., do., 1910-16; Armour 
 Grain Col, Chicago, 1916. Married Jessie 
 Gretchen Beghtol, Mr 18, 1916. Address, 
 Armour Grain Co., Chicago. 
 
 3836. GERTRUDE ANN LEE (McKELVEY) 
 (Wife of No. 3088) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 17, 1885, Pesotum, 
 111.; d. Noah (b. My 29, 1853, do.) and Mary 
 Caroline (Hart) Lee (b. D 8," 1858, Neoga, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Chi Omega; 
 Phi Delta Psi; H. Sc. Club. Married Frank 
 Hotchkiss McKelvey ('07), F 9, 1910, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Mary Frances, b. D 17, 1911; 
 Frank Hotchkiss, Jr., b. Ap 5, 1917. Address, 
 R. 3, Sparta, 111. 
 
 3837. EDWARD FERDINAND JACOB 
 
 LINDBERG 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 4278, 5271) 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. N 9, 
 1887, Cherokee, la.; s. Karl (b. Ja 26, 1846, 
 Wexio, Kronoberg, Sweden) and Hannah (iVy- 
 stroni) Lindberg (b. S 1S46, Fahlum, Koppar- 
 berg, do.). Prepared in Cherokee (la.) H. S. 
 Theta Delta Chi; Theta Nu Epsilon; E. E. 
 Soc ; Hawkeye Club; Scand. Club; Stud, mem., 
 A. I. E. E.; Track; Class Pres. ; Class Football, 
 Mgr.; Sr. Mem. Com.; Jr. Smoker Com. Const. 
 Dept., Commonwealth Edison Co., 1909; San. 
 Dist. of Chicago, 1909-10; Mem., Assn. of 
 Steel Elec. Engrs., Central Elec. Co., 1910-14; 
 Mgr., The Reliance Elec. and Engng. Co., 
 Cleveland, 1914. 111. Nat. Guard, 1909-10; 
 Lt., O. R. C, IQ18; Aeroplane armament officer, 
 Air Service, 1918; Commander, 3rd Ord. (Cas- 
 ual Co., A. E. F., France, 19 18 — . Mem., Chi- 
 cago Ath. Assn. Address, Chicago Athletic 
 Assn., Chicago; bus. add., 343 S. Dearborn St., 
 do. 
 
 3838. FLEETWOOD HERNDON LINDLEY 
 . City Clerk; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; 
 b. Ap 4, 1887, Springfield, 111.; s. Joseph P. 
 (b. Mr 20, 1842, Mansfield, O.) and Julia A. 
 (Herndon) Lindley (b. Je 10, 1854, Spring- 
 field, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Scabbard and Blade; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Dept. Mgr. and Buyer, R. F. Herndon 
 and Co., Springfield, 111., 1909-16; do.. Green- 
 house Vegetable bus., 1916; City Clerk, Spring- 
 field, 111., 1919— . Second Lt., M. G. Co., 
 Camp Hancock, Ga.; Mustered out, D 10, 1918. 
 Pres., Univ. of 111. Alumni Assn., Springfield, 
 111., 1916-17; Mem., Bd. of Mgrs. of Oak 
 Ridge Cemetery, 1918. Address, 904 S. Sth St., 
 Springfield, HI. 
 
 3839. JAMES HOWARD LINN 
 Bond Salesman; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. 
 Mr 28, 1887; s. James C. Linn (b. Harrisburg, 
 Pa.). Prepared in New Trier H. S. Shield 
 and Trident; Phi Gamma Delta; Yoxan. 
 Harris Trust and Savings Co., Calif.; Bond 
 Salesman, Lee Higginson & Co., The Rookery, 
 Chicago. Capt., U. S. A. Address, Winnetka, 
 111.; bus. add, c/o Lee Higginson & Co., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3840. MARGIE LINTON 
 A. B. in L. & A. ; b. S 17, 1885, Lewistown, 
 111.; d. George K. (b. 1859, Johnstown, Pa.) 
 and Elizabeth A. (Fahnestock) Linton (b. 1859, 
 Lewistown, 111.). Prepared in Lewistown 
 H. S. Eng. Club. Address, 920 W. Illinois 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 3841. NELL EVELYN LLOYD (ALLUM) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 19. 1886, Hubbard 
 Woods, 111.; d. Llewellyn H. (b. 1863, Chi- 
 cago) and Ellen Theresa (Taylor) Lloyd (b. 
 1863, do.). Prepared in New Trier H. S.; 
 N. W. Acad.; N. W. Univ., 1905-6. Delta 
 Gamma. Married George Frederick Allum, 
 Je 30, 1914, Wheaton, III. Children: Nancy 
 Evelyn, b. Je 18, 1916; Dorothy, b. Ap 10, 
 1918. Address, 704 Gary Ave., Wheaton, III. 
 
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 3842. WALTER CONTANT LOCKE 
 
 (Husband of No. 4965) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 29, 
 1 836, LaSalle, 111.; s. William Anderson (b. 
 O 2, 1854, near Dayton, O.) and Sarah Jane 
 (Contant) Locke (b. F 15, 1861, Belle Vernon, 
 Pa.). Prepared in LaSalle-Pcru Tp. H. S. 
 Triangle. Min. and Irrigation, Boise, Idaho, 
 1909-14; Highway Engrs., As.st. Engng. Dept. 
 of Pub. Works and Bidgs., Div. of Highways, 
 St. of HI., Peoria, 1915-1S; Asst. Engr., Salime 
 Co. Coal Co., Harrisburg, 111., 1918 — . Married 
 Lois Rebecca Webber ('11), Ja i, 1912, Indian- 
 apolis. Children: Virginia, b. Je 8, 1913; Wil- 
 liam Webber, b. My 12, 1916. Address, 407_ E. 
 Locust St., Harrisburg, 111.; bus. add., Salime 
 County Coal Co., do. 
 
 3843. HARRY STEPHEN LOFQUIST 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 12, 1885, Bur- 
 lington, la.; s. Olof Ludwig (b. Ja 8, 1859) 
 and Hannah Christine (Norling) Lofquist (b. 
 N 23, 1858). Prepared in Kewanee H. S. 
 Final Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Engr., 
 Engng. Dept., Nat. Lamp Works of Gen. Elec. 
 Co.; Fostoria Incandescent Lamp Div., Nat. 
 Lamp Works, Gen. Elec. Co., Fostoria, O. Ad- 
 dress, Y. M. C. A., Fostoria, O. 
 
 3844. GEORGE DURWARD LONG 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 11, 18S3, Reinbeck, 
 
 la.; s. Simeon Dimend (b. Ja 18, 1845, Somer- 
 setshire, Eng.) and Marjorie May (Durward) 
 Long (b. Je 6, 1853, Aberdeen, Scotland). 
 Prepared in Fulton H. S. Adelphic. With 
 Kimball & Blake, Attys., Mason City, la., 1909- 
 11; with Alder'son & Breckinridge, Attys., Sum- 
 mersville, W. Va., 1911-13; Jr. Mem. of Law 
 Firm, S. E. and George D. Long; Mfrs. St. 
 Bank Bldg., E. Moline, 111., 1913-18; City 
 Atty. of E. Moline, 111., 1917 — ■ Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, Mfrs. St. Bank Bldg., East 
 Moline. 111. 
 
 3845. MAURICE FRANKLIN LORD 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O s. 1887, 
 
 Piano, III.; s. Franklin William (b. Ag 31, 
 1848, Little Rock, 111.) and Lida (Van Emon) 
 Lord (b. D 21, 1857, Yorkville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Piano H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Adelphic. Class Baseball; Class Football. 
 J. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1912. Lawyer, 1912 — . 
 2nd Lt., F. A., Camp Taylor. Ky. ; Mustered 
 out, D 21, 191 8. Mem., Peoples Church of 
 Aurora; Aurora Bar Assn.; Jerusalem Temple 
 No. 90, A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. Married Anna 
 Mack, Je 16, 1917- Address^ 25 S. 4th St., 
 Aurora, 111.; bus. add., 342 Coulter Block, do. 
 
 3846. FREDERICK AYRES LORENZ, Jr. 
 Pres., Binding Co.; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. 
 
 F 26, 1886, Lansing, Mich.; s. Frederick A. 
 (b. O 2, 1862, Ontario, O.) and Florence May 
 (Ayres) Lorenz (b. My 10, 1864, Kalida, O.). 
 Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago; Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1904-5. Delta Kappa Epsilon. 
 Insp. Engr., C. & N. W. R. R., 1909; Oper- 
 ating Engr., Republic Iron & Steel Co., 1910; 
 Steel Wheel Expert, Am. Steel Foundries, 
 1910-16; Mgr., Wheel Dept., Am. St. Foun- 
 dries, 1916-17; Pres., The Hill' Binding Co., 
 Chicago, 191 7 — . Mem., West. R. R. Chib. 
 Address, 5621 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 1056 Van Buren St., do. 
 
 3847. JAMES CHARLES LUND 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; M. S., ign; 
 b. D 21, 1886, Paxton, 111.; s. Carl F. (b. Je 
 10, 186s, Motala, Sweden) and Anna (Peter- 
 son) Lund (b. My 3, 1862, Sodertelje, do.). 
 Prepared in Paxton H. S. Scandinavian Club; 
 M. E. Soc. Instr. in Metal Working, Univ. 
 of 111.. 1909-10; Asst. in G. E. D., do., 1910-11; 
 Const. Engr., 111. H'phway Comn., i9>i; with 
 the Jackson Milling Co., Jackson. Minn., 1912; 
 
 with Deere & Co., Piece Rate Dept., Moline, 
 111., 1912-17; Joiin Deere Plow Works of Deere 
 & Co., Moline, 111.; Asst. Supt., do., 191 7-1 S; 
 Dain Mfg. Co.. Ottumwa, la., 191S — . Married 
 .Sue W. Oilman, Je 8, 1912, Hoopeston, III. 
 Child, Margaret Sue, b. F 5, 191S. Address 311 
 North Wapello, Ottumwa, la.; bus. add., Dain 
 Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 3848. JOHN, ELLIOTT LYNN 
 Statistician; A. b'. in L. & A.; b. N 7, 
 1883, Lockridge, la.; s. John S. (b. Mr 14, 
 1858, do.) and Emma J. (Holt) Lynn (b. Ag 
 21, 1859, do.). Prepared in Washington, la., 
 H. S.; Washington Acad.; St. Univ. of la., 
 1905-6. Agent, Passenger Dept., C. B. & Q. 
 R. R., 1909-18; Statistician, C^entral Western 
 Region, U. S. Railroad Admin. Married Agnes 
 V. Nord, O 9, 1912. Child, John Ward, b. O 
 31, 1913. Address, 3125 "Oak Park Ave., 
 Berwyn, 111.; bus. add., 547 W. Jackson Blvd., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3849. *CLARE PARSONS McCASKEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 3463, 47S8) 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. D 9, 
 1886, Eldorado, Kan.; s. Alfred Samuel (b. 
 My 13. 1854, Bucyrus, O.) and Justitia (Par- 
 sons) McCaskey (b. Ap 23, 1856, LaGrange, 
 do.). Prepared in Englewood H. S. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon. Helmet. Class Football, Bas- 
 ket ball. With Univ. Portland Cement Co., 
 1909-10; Salesman, LT. S. Printograph Co., 1910- 
 ii; do., Sewell Clapp Mfg. Co., 1911 — . Lt. 
 Inf., U. S. R. Unassigned A. E. F., France; 
 Capt., do. Killed in action, N 191,8, France. 
 
 3850. WILLIAM THOMPSON McCLENA- 
 HAN 
 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. My 
 24, 1880, Arkansas City, Kan.; s. Robert Ste- 
 wart (b. Je 1838, Fairview, O.) and Martha 
 (Thompson) McClenahan (b. D 26, 1S48, Clin- 
 ton, Pa.). Prepared in Monmouth H. S.; 
 Monmouth Coll. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; 
 Final Honors. Asst. City Engr., Excelsior 
 Springs, Mo., 1909-11; City Engr., Water 
 Works Design and Const., Salem, 111., 191 1- 
 12; Asst. Engr., Chester & Flemming, Pitts- 
 burgh, 1912-13; Supt., Kensington Water Co., 
 New Kensington, Pa., 1913-16; Asst. Engr., 
 Pearse & Greeley, Chicago, 1916-18. Auth. : 
 Articles in Engng. Record, 1910, 1911, 1916; 
 Engng. and Contracting, O 1916. Address, 349 
 E. 5 8th St., Chicago; bus. add., 64 W. Ran- 
 dolph, do. . 
 
 3851. HUGH ALLEN McCREA 
 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. Jl 
 29, 1886, Bethalto, 111.; s. H. T. (b. Scotland 
 and Hannah L. (Chandler) McCrea. Pre- 
 pared in Alton H. S. Class Football; Mgr., 
 Class Basketball; Zeta Psi. 111. Traction Co., 
 Car Shops, Const. Dept.; Gen. Elec. Co., Test, 
 Power and Min. Engr. Dept.; Asst. Elec. Supt., 
 Ashland Iron & Min. Co., Ashland, Ky., 
 1917 — . 111. Naval Reserve, Alton, 111., 1903- 
 07. Married Mary Agnes Dare. F 17, 191 7. 
 Schenectady, N. Y. Address, Ashland, Ky. 
 
 3852. HARVEY DOUGLAS McGINNIS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My ig, 1886, 
 Lone Tree, la.; s. Jolm Charles (b. Mr 14. 
 i860, Mendota. 111.) and Anna Elizabeth (Mun- 
 die) McGinnis (b. S 22, 1863. do.). Prepared 
 in Mendota and Kirksville (Mo.) H. Schs. In 
 Testing Dept., H. B. Smith Co. Address^ 476 
 Downer Place, Aurora, Ill.t 
 
 3S53. JOHN VERNER McINTYRE 
 Cashier; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. My 3, 
 1R87, Newman, 111.; s. Tohn B. (b. Muirkirk, 
 Ont., Can.) and Isabelle Porter (McAllister) 
 Mclntyre (b. Newport, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Newman H. S. Cashier. First St. Bank. Mar- 
 ried Nellie Byran Mofhtt. D 29, 1910, New- 
 man, 111. Addtess, Eagle Point, Ore. 
 
1909] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 351 
 
 3854. ARTHUR WILSON McKELVEY 
 
 (Brother of No. 308S) 
 Real Est. Bits.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 1, 
 18S3, Sparta, III.; s. Sidney A. (b. do.) and 
 Hattie T. (Hotchkiss) McKelvey (b. Sharon 
 Valley, Conn.). Prepared in Sparta H. S.; 
 Univ. of Wis., 1908. Phi Delta Theta. Mar- 
 ried Gaye E. Edwards, F 2.;, ign, Murphys- 
 boro, 111. Child, daughter, b. D 17, 191 1. Ad- 
 dress, Los Angeles. 
 
 3855. JOSEPH LYONS McLAUGHLIN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 28, 1883, Salem, Hi.; 
 
 s. Joseph Knox and Tirzah Elvira (Morton) 
 McLaug:hlin. Prepared in So. 111. Norm. Sch. 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Theta Kappa Nu; Adelphic; 
 Egyptian Club; ist Scholarship in Coll. of 
 Law, 1907-8; Ilalf Scholarships, 190S-9; Lead- 
 er, HI. -la. Debate; Leader, Ind.-Hl. Debates. 
 Lawyer, Sullivan, HI., 1915 — -. Married, Nel- 
 lie I'^erne Whitchurch, Ag 28, 1912, Salem, 111. 
 Children: Joseph Knox. Jr., b. Ag 28, 1913; 
 Jack Whitchurch, b. Ja 11, 1915. Address, 
 Sullivan, 111. 
 
 3856. , EUGENE CAMPBELL IS^cMILLAN 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 26, 1886, 
 
 Denver, 111.; s. C. M. (b. Ag 21, i8=;3, West 
 Point, 111.) and Clara Ann (Campbell) Mc- 
 Millan (b. Ap 8, 1859, Lewistown, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Carthage Coll. Sigma Xi; Varsity 
 Water Polo. With R. W. Hunt & Co., Insp., 
 R. R. Equipment, 1909-11; Mech. Engr., Am. 
 Bur. of Inspection and Tests, 1911-13; Branch 
 Sales Mgr., Truscon Steel Co., Youngstown, 
 O., 191 3 — . Married Margaret Mosher, Je 3, 
 191 1, Columbus, O. Child, Robert Campbell, 
 b. Ja 12, igi8. Address, 1221 W. 24th St., 
 Minneapolis. 
 
 3857. SARAH GRACE McMILLEN (JOR- 
 
 GENSEN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 1; b. Pitts- 
 burgh; d. Hugh (b. Scotland) and Elizabeth 
 Jane (McCleary) McMillen (b. Ireland); Pre- 
 pared in Macomb H. S.; West. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Teacher, Pub. Schs., Champaign. Mar- 
 ried F. A. Jorgensen, S 3, 1913, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 308 E. Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 3858. NORAII McNEILL 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ag 4, 1876, Garden 
 Grove, la.; d. Stanfield Pinkard (b. F 14, 1827, 
 Washington, Ky.) and Nancy (Arnold) Mc- 
 Neill (b. Ja 29, 1837, Tifhn, O.). Prepared in 
 Garden Grove (la) H. S. ; la. Agr. Coll., Ames. 
 1895-6; la. St. Univ., 1896-8; Univ. of Neb., 
 1905-6; Univ jf Mich., 1906-7. A. B., Univ. 
 of Mich., 190/. Libn., Club Lib., head S. Dak. 
 H. S. Lib., 1909-11; Head Loan & Ref. Dept., 
 Rosenberg Lib., Galveston, Tex., 191 1 — . Mem., 
 Epis. Church; D. A. R. Address, Galveston, 
 Tex.t 
 3859. SANTOSH CHANDRA MAJUMDAR 
 
 Dairy Farmer and Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. F 21, 1886, Calcutta; s. Svish Chandra (b. 
 1858, Rajshahy, Bengal) and Sm Jugalmohini 
 Devi (Gupta) Majumdar (b. 1868, Bengal). 
 Prepared in Shantinikelan Bramha Chanyash- 
 ram (also called Branihavidyalaya of Bolpur). 
 Agr. Club; Cosmospolitan Club; Pres. of House 
 Com.; Unity Club; Social Sc. Club. Worked 
 in Cheese Factory, Wis.; Dairy farming and 
 teaching of Eng. and Sc. in Bramhachany- 
 ashram Inst., Shantiniketan, Bolpur, 1910. 
 Auth.: Dairy Cows of India, Agr., 1908; Fer- 
 tility of Soils, Bangadarsan Magazine, 1909; 
 Bacteria, Gangadarsan Magazine of Calcutta, 
 1909; The Immured Monks of Tibet (transla- 
 tion), Prabashi Mag. of Calcutta, 191 1; The 
 Psychology of a Hope, The Prabashi, 191 1. 
 W'ith the exception of the first, all articles are 
 in Bengal. Mem. Ex. Com. of Shantiniketan 
 Bramhachanyashram; Ashramic Sangha of 
 Shantiniketan. Married Sitabala Mullick, F 
 6, 191 1, Calcutta. Address. Shantiniketan, 
 Bolpur, E. I. Ry. Loop Line, Bengal, India. 
 
 3860. JESSIE VALENTINE MANN 
 (WADDELL) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 14, 1887, Nora 
 Springs, la.; d. Orville Carleton (b. Jl 22, 
 1859, Swiftwater, N. H.) and Emma Ida 
 (Knapp) Mann (b. N 20, 1863, Nora Springs, 
 la.). Prepared in Oak Park H. S. Y. W. C. 
 .\. ; Alpha Chi Omega; Class Basketball; 
 (Jlass V. P. and Sec. Mem., Home Study 
 Circle of Vandalia; Pres., do., igii-12; Treas., 
 Home Missionary Soc. ; O. E. S.; Bd. of Educ, 
 1917-20; Treas., Vandalia Woman's Club, 19 17- 
 18; Presby. Church. Married Tames Vance 
 WaddeH, Je 22, 1909, Oak Park, 111. Children: 
 Ruth Emma, b. Ap 4, 1910; Jessie Frances, b. 
 Jl 14, 1912; Thomas James, b. Mr 2, 1914. 
 Address, 230 S. 7th St., Vandalia, 111. 
 
 3861. MARY ELIZABETH MANN 
 (HEPBURN) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 108; VVife of No. 3025; 
 Sister of No. 2170) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. Mus., 1910; b. Ja 28, 
 1886, Gilman, 111.; d. Frank Irving ('7(1), (b. 
 iVIy 8, 1854, Marshall Co.. 111.) and Fan- 
 nie (Judson) Mann. Prepared in Gilman H. 
 S. Alethenai; Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Married Nelson William Hepburn ('07), D 
 29, 1910, Gilman, 111. Children: Elizabeth, 
 b. Jl 13, 1912; Ruth Eleanor, b. D 6, 1915. 
 Address, 806 Iowa St., Urbana. 
 
 3862. WARREN MOORE MANSFIELD 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. & A. B. in Sc.; b. 
 O 7, 1882, Rio Tp., 111.; s. Amos W. (b. Mr 15, 
 1853, Knox Co., 111.) and Frances Elizabeth 
 (Tilden) Mansfield (b. Ag 3, 1852, White 
 River Junction. Vt.). Prepared in Woodhuli 
 H. S.; Acad, of Drake Univ.; Hedding Coll., 
 Abingdon, 111., 2 yrs. Sigma Xi. In testing 
 Lab., Deere & Co., Moline, 111., 1911 — . Jr. 
 Mem., Am. Soc. for Testing Materials. Mar- 
 ried Beula Mae Mansfield, Je 21, 191 1, Battle 
 Creek, Mich. Address, Williston, N. Dak.t 
 
 3863. *LEW'IS VINTON MANSPEAKER, 
 JR. 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2171, 5295) 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b: My 26, 1887, Champaign; 
 s. Lewis Vinton (b. N 27, 1852, Bedford, Pa.) 
 and Emma (Gruver) INIanspeaker (b. N 29, 
 1858, Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared in (Thanipaign 
 H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Prelim. Honors. Rail- 
 road Locations and Const., 1909-10; Engr., 
 M. O. & G. R. R., Muskogee, Okla., 1910-11; 
 do., L. & A. R. R. Tex., Ark, 1911; do, Mad- 
 eira-Mamore R. R., Brazil, 1911-15. Capt. U. 
 S. A., 1917-18. Died F 8, 1918, Camp Lee, Va. 
 
 3864. ALBERT LEROY MARSH 
 Gen. Mgr.; B. S. in Cheni.; b. Ag 6, 1877, 
 Pontiac, 111.; s. John Alanson (b. O 16, 1855, 
 North Brookfield", N. Y.) and Ardena Ellen 
 (Hake) Marsh (b. N 29, 1858, Peoria). Pre- 
 pared in Pontiac and Pana H. Schs. Phi Lamb- 
 da Upsilon; 111. Rifle Team. Asst. Chem., 111. 
 St. Water Sur., 1901; with Porter Storage 
 Battery Co., Waukegan, 190 1-2; Tech. Writer, 
 Internat. Corres. Sch., 1901-2; with Chicago 
 .Storage Battery Co., 1903-4; with William A. 
 Spinks & Co., 1904-5; with Hoskins Co., 1905- 
 9; Sec. and Chief Engr., Hoskins Mfg. Co., 
 Detroit, 1909; Gen. Mgr., do., 1913 — . Patents 
 granted for Thermo Elec. Element, Elec. Re- 
 sistance Element, Elec. Stove, Elec. Gold An- 
 nealer (Dental), Elec. Muffle Furnace (Den- 
 tal) ; Thermo Elec. Element, Elec. Furnace, 
 Thermo Elec. Couple, 1905-10; other patents 
 pending, also foreign patents. Published var- 
 ious articles relating to storage batteries, the 
 Nickel-oxide cell, solid electrolyte cells, elect- 
 rode terminology, etc. Mem., Am. Electro- 
 chem. Soc; Soc. of Detroit Chem.; A. C. S.; 
 Am. Inst, of Metals; Ingleside Club of De- 
 
352 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1909 
 
 tioit; Detroit Ath. Club; Detroit Bd. of Com- 
 inerce; Detroit Y. M. C. A.; Alumni Assn. of 
 Detroit. Married Minnie Hayward, Je 25, 1900, 
 Chicago. Children: Ruth, b. Ag 9, 1901; Alice, 
 b. Ag 18, 1905 (died Ag 23, 1905); John Al- 
 l>ert, b. N 29, 1906; Arthur Willis, b. O 21, 
 1908; Charles Edward, b. S 14, 1913. Address, 
 144 Atkinson Ave., Detroit; bus. add., 453-471 
 Lawton Ave., do. 
 
 3865. DANIEL MARSH 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 19, 1886, 
 Weldon, III.; s. Robert (b. My 23, 1850, 
 DeWitt 111.) and Catherine (BossernianJ 
 Marsh (b. D 5, 1852, O.). Prepared in Wel- 
 don H. S.; Univ. Acad. Onyx Club; C. E. 
 Club. Insp., 111. Highway Comn., 1909; 
 
 Draftsman, C. W. Humphrey, Chicago, 1910; 
 Supt. of Constr., Interlocking Concrete Court 
 Co., 1910; Draftsman, U. S. R. S., 1910; 
 Instrumentman,^ do., 1910-11: Jr. Engr., d<}., 
 19T1-17; Co. Surveyors Office, Los Angeles, 
 1917 — . Mem., 111. Soc. of Engrs. and Sur- 
 veyors; Ariz. Club, Phoenix, Ariz. Married 
 Mary Gertrude Costley, S 12, 191 1, Fresno, 
 Calif. Child, Patricia Catherine, b. Jl 22, 
 1 913. Address, 130 S. 6th St. Alhambra. Cabf. 
 
 3866. WILLIAM CHRISTOPH MARTI 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. Eng.; b. My 23, 
 1887, Chicago; s. Werner (b. My 18, 1861, 
 Matt. Canton Glarus, Switzerland) and Agnes 
 (Itzel) Marti (b. Mr 9, 1862, Obernburg, 
 Bavaria, Ger.). Prepared in Lake View and 
 Crane Tech. H. Schs., Chicago. Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Chem. Club; Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Choral Soc; Phi Xi; Prelim. Honors; 
 111. Crane Alumni of Univ. of 111. Asst. Chem., 
 Big Four R. R., 1909-11; do., Francis Phar- 
 macy Co., Indianapolis, 191 1; Asst., Chem., 
 Mich. Agr. Exp. Sta., E. Lansing, Mich., 1911- 
 13; Chem., Mo. Geol. Sur., Rolla, Mo., 1914: 
 San. Chem., Chicago Dept. of Health, 191 4-1 5; 
 Chem., Bur. of Waste Disposal, Dept. of Pub. 
 Works, Chicago, 1915 — . Chem., Chicago Ven- 
 tilation Comn. Auth.: Treatment of Waters 
 with Boiler Compounds, Bui. No. 8, ///. S. 
 Water Stir.; A Peculiar Disease in Horses, 
 Breeders Ga::ettc, S 1913; A Simple Method 
 for Preparing Neutral Ammonium Citrate Sol- 
 ution, Jour, of Indus, and Engng. Chem., Vol. 
 5, No. 7, Je 1913; A Determination of the 
 Relative Efficiency of the Various Methods 
 of Formaldehyde Fumigation, 191 5, to be pub- 
 lished. Mem., Am. Electro-Chem. Soc; A. 
 C. S.; Marion Club., Indianapolis; Res. Club, 
 Mich. Agr. Coll.; Grand Recording Scribe, 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; A. F. A. M.; Square 
 Club, Chicago. Married Leta Fay McCreary, 
 Je 14, 191 1, Indianapolis. Children: William 
 Alexander Werner, b. Je 23, 1913 (.died Je 23, 
 1913); Marjorie Virginia, b. N 28, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 1649 Haviland Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 Municipal Reduction Plant, 39th and Iron Sts., 
 do. 
 
 3867. ARSELIA BESSIE MARTIN 
 
 (SWISHER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4447) 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; M. S., 1910; b. Mr 18, 1883, 
 Atlantic, la.; d. Williams Briggs (b. 1856, 
 Portsmouth, R. I.) and Ruth Alice (Reeves) 
 Martin (b. 1857, Warren Co., la.). Prepared 
 in Atlantic (la.) H. S. Arch. Club; Pen and 
 Brush Club; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Res. Scholarship. Arch. Drafting 
 for H. V. Von Hoist, 1910; do.. Arthur 
 Henn, Chicago, 191 1 -12. Married Ele D. 
 Swisher ('10), Ap 18, 1912, Atlantic, la. 
 Children: Alice Abby. b. Ja 10, 1913; Ele 
 Martin, b. S 29, 1915- Address, Ronan, Mont. 
 
 3868. LUTA MARTIN (RAMP) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 10, 1882, Oakland, 111.; 
 d. Flora (Sargent) Martin (b. S i, 1848). 
 Prepared in 111. Woman's Coll. Phi Delta 
 Fsi; Alpha Alpha; Athenean. Traveled in 
 Europe. Married Waldo Lester Ramp, O 18, 
 1911. Address, Williamsiield, Ill.t 
 
 3869. ELMER FAUNTLEROY MARYATT 
 (Husband of No. 5049) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 14, 1887, 
 Weiser, Idaho; s. David Pendleton (b. O 12, 
 1846, Milton, O.) and Cora (Dickerson) Mary- 
 att. Prepared in Intermountain Inst. Iris; 
 Class Football; E. E. Soc; A. I. E. E. With 
 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., Seattle, 
 1909-10; with Stone & Webster Engr. Corp., 
 power plant Const., Snoqualmie, Wash., 191 o- 
 1 1 ; Engr., Buckley and Derringer, Washing- 
 ton, 1911-12; Keokuk and Hamilton, 111., 1912- 
 15; do., Grandview, Wash., 191 5 — . Mem., 
 A. I. E. E.; A. F. A. M.;' Plymouth Congr. 
 Church. Married Eugenia Bradley ('12), My 
 14, 1913, Loda, 111. Children: David Pendle- 
 ton, Ap 10, 1914; Bradley, b. Ag 7, 191 5; 
 Rachael, b. D 31, 1916. Address, 4014 Holly 
 St.. Seattle. 
 
 3870. JOHN WARNE MATHEWSON 
 Inspecting Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 27, 
 
 1886, Elburn, 111.; s. A. T. Mathewson (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Elburn II. S.; Univ. Acad. Sigma 
 Xi; Eta Kappa Nu. Insp., North Shore Elec. 
 Ry., 1909-10; Engr., F. J. Postel & Co., 1910-11; 
 Insp. and Engr., Interst. Telephone Co., 
 .\urora. 111., 1911-12; Insp., Pub. Service Co., 
 Waukegan, 111.; with Remy Elec. Co., Ander- 
 son, Ind., 1918 — . Address, c/o Remy Elec. Co., 
 Anderson, Ind. 
 
 3871. BESSIE GLENN MATTHEWS 
 
 (BARTON) 
 
 (Sister of No. 1739) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 30, 1886, Monmouth, 
 111.; d. John William (b. Jl 7, 1848, Macon, 
 Miss.) and Mary Gertrude (Stevens) Mat- 
 thews (b. N 23, 1843, Peterboro, N. Y.). Pre- 
 Itared in jNIuncie, Ind. H. S. Chi Omega; 
 llliola. Sub. teacher, Sacs and Fox Indian 
 School, Toledo, la., 1910; Sec to Pres., Knox- 
 ville Bus. Coll., 1911-12; Stenographer, Henry 
 Hudson. Lawyer, 1912-13. Sec. Lafollette, 
 Chap., Am. Red Cross, 191 7—. Mem., Knox- 
 ville Alumnae Chap, of Chi Omega; So. Assn. 
 of Coll. Women. Married William David 
 Barton, My s, 1914, Knoxville, Tenn. Ad- 
 dress, Lafollette, Tenn. 
 
 3872. WILLIAM WYMAN MAY 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1152, 4809) 
 Advertiser; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Mr 
 17, 1887, St. Paul; s. Henry Ritter (b. Ed- 
 meston, N. Y.) and Ida Althea (Monroe) May 
 (h. do.). Prepared in Rochelle H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Phoenix; Yoxan; Helmet; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Track; Bus. Mgr., IlHo. With Butler 
 Bros., 1909-10; Continental Ins. Co., 1910-11; 
 Advertiser, Montgomery Ward & Co., 1911-17. 
 1st Lt., 332nd F. A., Camp Grant, 111.; Instr., 
 Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Address, Rochelle, 
 111. 
 
 3873. JAMES LESLIE MELTON 
 Branch Mgr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 13, 1880, 
 
 Madisonville, Kv'. ; s. Aron Casby (b. D 15, 
 1859, Hopkins Co., Ky.) and Margueret Eliza- 
 beth (McCord) Melton (b. Ja 14, i860. Provi- 
 dence, Ky.). Prepared in Marion H. S.; Ky. 
 St. Coll.,' 1905-6. Foreman, Brick Work, 1909- 
 10; Designer, Reinforced Concrete, 1910-11; 
 Struct. Draftsman, 191 1 — ; Bldg. (Contract- 
 ing, Denver, 1912-13; Designer, Reinforced 
 Concrete Truss Const. Steel Co., Oklahoma 
 City, 1914-15; Chief Draftsman and Designer, 
 do., 1916-17; Dist. Mgr., do., 1917-18; Branch 
 
iQog] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 353 
 
 Mgr., Truscon Steel Co., Youngstown, O., 
 1918 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; Oklahoma City 
 Rotary Club. Married Gustava Ilaynes, My 4, 
 1910, Marion, Ky. Child, Glen Adair, b. Mr 
 17, 191 1 ; Gordon Keith, b. Ap 22, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, 716 Colcord Bldg., Truscon Steel Co., 
 Youngstown, O. 
 
 3874. JOSEPH RRFXKENRIDGE MESSICK 
 (Husband of No. 3297) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 4, 1885, E. St. Louis, 
 111.; s. Joseph B. (b. F 28, 1847, Carlinville, 
 HI.) and Sarah P. (Woods) Messick (b. O 8, 
 1857, Des Moines). Prepared in Smith Acad., 
 St. Louis. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta Phi; Shield 
 and Trident; Yoxan; Jr. mem., Messick and 
 Messick, Attys. ; Sec, Alonzo K. Vickers, 
 Justice of HI. .Supreme Court; Sec, to Grand 
 Exalted Ruler, B. P. O. Elks. Married Flor- 
 ence Brundage ('08), S 9, 191 1, Muskegon, 
 Mich. Child, Joseph Breckenridge, IH, b. S i, 
 1913. Address, 3016 Linden Place, East St. 
 Louis, 111.; bus. add., 538 Murphy Bldg., do. 
 
 3875. CHARLES ERNEST MILLAR 
 (Brother of Nos. 763, 1063) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 191 1; b. 
 Te 23, 1885, Coles Co., 111.; s. Adam (b. 1839, 
 W. Va.) and Fannie Bowen (Knowles) Millar 
 (b. 1843, O.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. 
 B. S. in Agr., Kan. St. Agr. (Toll., 1915. 
 Adelphic; Chem. Club; Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Alpha Zeta. Grad. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 
 1909-10; Asst., Chem., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 
 1910-11; Asst. Chem. in Soil Investigation, 
 Exp. Sta., do., 19H-14; Instr. in Soils, do., 
 1914-15; Asst. Prof, of Soils, Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 1915 — . Auth.: Extent and Composition of 
 the Incrustation of some Filter Sands, Jour, 
 of Indus, and Engng. Chem., Vol. Ill, No. 2, 
 191 1 ; A Modification of the Parr Total Carbon 
 Apparatus, do.. Vol. 5, No. 3, 1913; Notes 
 on the Colorimetric Determination of Phos- 
 phorous in Soil Extracts,' do., Vol. VII, No. 
 7, 191 5; The Water Content of the Soil and 
 the Composition and Concentration of the 
 Soil Solution as Indicated by the Freez- 
 ing Point Lowering of the Roots and Taps of 
 Plants, Soil Science, Vol. Ill, No. 2, 1917. 
 Married Lucile Emma Kays, 191 2, Phoenix, 
 Ariz. Child, Margaret, b. Mr 24, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, East Lansing, Mich. 
 
 3876. ALVIN CHARLES MILLER 
 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 31, 1884, 
 New Athens, 111.; s. Charles M. (b. Ja 21, 1859, 
 do.) and Anna A. (Shaer) Miller (b. Ag 24, 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Belleville H. S. Onyx 
 Club. Lab., Am. Carbon Battery Co., 1910-11; 
 < )wner and Mgr., Monticello and Bement Ice 
 Co., 191 1 — •. Elder, Presby. Church. Mfr., 
 Monticello and Bement Ice Co., 191 1 — . Mar- 
 ried Minnie E. Miller, S 3, 1910, Urbana. 
 Children: Mary J., b. Je 23, 191 1; Kathryn, 
 b. S 3, 1913; Robert C, b. Ag 11, 1915; Ruth 
 A., b. Ag 29, 191 7. Address, Monticello, 111. 
 
 3877. JOHN J. MILLER 
 (Brother of Nos. 2762, 4309) 
 Manager; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 29, 1887, 
 Ida Grove, la.; s. Jay D. (b. S 12, 1854, 
 Lanark, 111.) and Mary Julia (Jacob) Miller 
 (b. D 22, 1855, Wheeling, W. Va.). Prepared 
 in Geneva H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Chem. 
 Club; Adelphic; Prelim. Honors; Sr. Basket- 
 ball; Sr. Football; Mandolin and Glee Club; 
 mini Bd. of Control; Mgr., Sti(d. Dir., Assoc. 
 Ed., Chem. Abstracts, 1909-14; Ed., do., 1915; 
 Sales Mgr., J. F. Humphreys & Co., Bloom- 
 ington. 111., 1915-16; Gen. Mgr., do., 1917-18. 
 Auth.: Conservation of Nat. Resources in Re- 
 lation To Bus., Jour, of Indus, and Engng. 
 Chem., Vol. VI, No. 4, 1914. Chemical Ab- 
 stracting, do.. Vol. VI, No. 5, 1914. Mem., A. C. 
 S. ; Nat. Pres., Phi Lambda Upsilon; Pres., Civic 
 League of Bloomington and Normal, 111., 
 
 1917-18; Pres., Adv. Club, Bloomington, 111., 
 1917-18. Married Ruth Marie Coffman, Je 8, 
 
 1910, Columbus, O. Child, Byron Coffman, b. 
 Je I, 19 1 7. Address, 54 Whites Place, Bloom- 
 ington, 111.; bus. add., c/o J. F. Humphreys & 
 Co.. do. 
 
 3878. CLIFFORD PUSEY MILLS 
 (Husband of No. 4343; Brother of Nos. 2181, 
 
 7809) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 21, 1887, Mc- 
 Nabb, 111.; s. Willis B. (b. 1855, do.) and Mar- 
 tha E. (Benjamin) Mills (b. 1859, Holder, 111.). 
 Prepared in Center Sch., McNabb, 111. Chi 
 Beta; Alpha Zeta; Agron. Soc. ; Agr. Club; 
 Philomathean. Teacher, Agr., Williams and 
 Vashti Coll., Aledo, 111., 1909-11; do., H. S., 
 Mt. Vernon, 111., 1911-12; Farmer, 1912— . 
 Married Florence M. Parrett ('10), Je 28, 
 
 1 911, Homer, HI. Child, Wallace Parrett, 
 b. N 23, 1913. Address, Homer, 111. 
 
 3879. WILLIAM ALONZO MILLS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 9, 1882, Salem, 111.; 
 
 s. Edward Clarence (b. D 26, 1841, do.) and 
 Rebecca M. (Horton) Mills (b. S 14, 1854, 
 near Jacksonville, 111.). Prepared in Salem 
 and Robinson II. Schs. Van Twiller Law 
 Club. Lawyer, Salem, 111. Army Field Clerk, 
 France. Address, Salem, 111. 
 
 3880. HAROLD HANSON MITCHELL 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; M. S., 1913; Ph. D., 
 1915; b. Ja 22, 1886, Evanston, 111.; s. Charles 
 Page (b. 1854, Liverpool, Eng.) and Clara 
 Minerva (Hanson) Mitchell (b. 1856, New- 
 bury, Vt.). Prepared in Hyde Park and Aus- 
 tin H. Schs., Chicago. Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Sigma Xi. Assoc, An. Nutrition, Coll. of 
 Agr. and Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1915- 
 18; Asst. Prof., do., 1918 — . Auth.: Studies in 
 Nutrition; An Investigation of the Influence 
 of Saltpeter on the Nutrition and Health of 
 Man with Ref. to its Occurence in Cured 
 Meats; (With H. S. Grindlcy) Discussion and 
 Interpretation of the Biochem. data, pub. by 
 Univ. of HI., 1918, 8 vol.; (With H. L. Rietz) 
 On the Metabolism Experiment as a Statistical 
 Problem, Jour, of Biol. Chem., Vol. 8, 1910. 
 (With H. S. Grindley) The Element of Uncer- 
 tainty in the Interpretation of Feeding Experi- 
 ments, ///. Agr. E.rp. Sta. Bui., 165, 1913; 
 (With R. A. Nelson) The Preparation of Pro- 
 tein-free Milk, Jour. Biol. Chem., Vol. 23, 
 191 5; (With H. A. Shonle and H. S. Grindley) 
 The Origin of Nitrates in Urine, do.. Vol. 24, 
 igi6; Feeding Experiments on the Substitution 
 of Protein by Definite Mixtures of Isolated 
 Amino .Acids, do., Vol. 33, 1918; (With H. C. 
 Eckstein) A Foam Inhibitor in the Van Slyke 
 Amino Ntirogen Method, do.. Vol. 33, 1918. 
 Married Ethel Opal Kilbury. Je 8, 1910, Ur- 
 bana. Children: Donald Stanley, b. S 3, 191 1; 
 David Kilbury, b. Mr 21, 1913; Robert Hanson, 
 b. O 9, 1915; Marguerite Evelyn, b. O 26, 1917- 
 Address, 804 S. Busey Ave.. Urbana; bus. add., 
 SS6 Agr. Bldg., Univ. of 111. 
 
 3881. MARY LODUSKA MORRIS 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 25, 1882, Harlan, la.; 
 d. E. J. Morris. Prepared in N. W. Univ. 
 Alethenai. Address, 516 High Ave., East Oska- 
 loosa, la. 
 
 3882. BENJAMIN HARRISON MOSBY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 27, 1886, 
 Brighton, HI.; s. Benjamin Lambert (b. JI 22, 
 1846, New London, Can.) and Ellen Mosby 
 (b. Mr IS, 1849, Jackson, Ala.). Prepared in 
 Carlinville H. S.; Fisk Univ., Nashville, Tenn., 
 1904-7. Championship, Class Football, 1909. 
 First Asst. Prin», Summer II. S., Cairo, 111., 
 1909-11; Summer H. S., St. Louis, 191 1 — . 
 Mem., St. Louis Soc. of Pedagogy; Head of 
 Dept. of Hist.; Nat. Grand Lecturer of the A. 
 LT. K. and D. of A., Forward Movement for 
 Men. Address, 4280 St. Ferdinand Ave.. St. 
 Louis. 
 
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 3883. FRANK STANLEY MUSSER 
 Designer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 29, 1887, 
 Lena, 111. Prejiared in Lena H. S. Triangle. 
 Designer, Br. Dept.. C. B. & Q. R. R.; Ship- 
 work, Emergency Fleet Corp., Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Irene Erb, Je i, 1911, Lena, III. Child, 
 Emma Elizabeth, b. Ja 28, 1914. Address. 811 
 Cornelia Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3884. HAROLD LARRANCE MYERS 
 Gen. Agent; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Ag 
 
 27, 1887, Chicago; s. Myron Andrew (b. Ap 
 30, 1S55, New Boston, 111.) and Mary Eldora 
 (Rhodes) Myers (b. N 30, 1857, Webster City, 
 la.). Prepared in Hinsdale H. S. Delta Kap- 
 pa Epsilon; Varsity Swimming; Class Cham- 
 pionship Football; Capt., Class Basketball; 
 Gen. Agt., Fidelity & Casualty Co. of N. Y., 
 Hinsdale, III. ist 111. F. A., 191S-.17; Capt., 
 F. A. R. C, 1917; 331st F. A., Commanding 
 Battery F., 1917 — . Mem., Hinsdale Club. 
 1909; Hinsdale Tennis Club, 1910; Hinsdale 
 Men's Club, 191 0; Congr. Church. Address. 
 Hinsdale, 111. 
 
 3885. THOMAS DOUGLAS MYLREA 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 17, 1886, 
 
 Liverpool, Eng. ; s. Philip Came (b. Ap 27, 
 1853, Kirk-Mitchell, Isle of Man, Eng.) and 
 Elizabeth (Dickenson) Mylrea (b. O 12, 1854. 
 Back-Barrow, Lancashire, do.). Prepared ni 
 R. T. Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. C. E. Club; 
 Y. M. C. A. 111. St. Highway Comn.. 1009; 
 Timekeeper, Am. Bridge Co., New York City, 
 1910-11; Draftsman, do.. i9ii-:2; Chief Drafts- 
 man, Dominion Bridge Co., 1912; Testing 
 Engr., City Arch. Dept.. Toronto, Ont., 1917- 
 18; Chief Engr., Trussed Concrete Steel Co., 
 do., 191 8 — . Auth. : Report of the effects of fire 
 on a concrete building at the Quaker Oats 
 Plant, Peterboro. Ont., Pamphlet pub. by Brit- 
 ish Fire Prevention Assn., London, Eng.; do.. 
 Canadian Engineer; Engng. News-Record; 
 Jour, of West. Soc. of Engrs., 1917; Construc- 
 tion Robert Simpson Mail Order Bldg. ; (with 
 Prof. Peter Gillespie) article upon the results 
 of extensometer tests conducted for the City of 
 Toronto, Jour, of the Engng. Inst, of Canada, 
 Mr 1919. Assoc. Mem.. West. Soc. of Engrs.; 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Cornelia V. Hark- 
 ness, S 3, 1913, Chicago. Children: Ruth Jean- 
 ette. b. Jl 8, 1914; Dorothy Noel, b. D 25, 1915; 
 Philip James, b. Ap 26, 191 8. Address, 764 Lo- 
 gan Ave., Toronto, Ont. 
 
 3886. CHARLES ANSON NASH 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. S i, 1886, 
 
 Elizabeth, 111.; s. Anson H. and Maggie J. 
 (Price) Nash. Prepared in Elizabeth H. S. 
 Sigma Xi. Gen. Elec. Co., Testing Dept., 
 1909-10; Sales Dept., 1910-12; Instr. in Elec. 
 Engr., Univ. of Me., 1912-13; do., Agr. and 
 Mech. Coll., College Station, Tex., 1913-14; 
 do., Armour Inst., Chicago, 1914 — -. Mem., A. 
 I. E. E.; Edison Club. Schenectady; Sec. and 
 Treas., lUini Club of Schenectady, 1910-12. 
 Married Ella M. Toms, Ag 30, loii, Elizabeth, 
 111. Address, 3318 Wilson Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3887. WILLIAM CONRAD NEIN 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. £.; b. Ag 16, 1885, 
 
 Decatur, 111.; s. George (b. 1834, Frankfort, 
 A. M., Ger.) and Katherine (Brand) Nein (b. 
 1852, Heidelberg, do.). Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S.; James Millikin Univ.; Armour Inst. 
 With Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1909-11, 
 Pittsburgh; Engr., Interboro Rapid Transit Co., 
 iQii — . Assoc, mem., A. I. E. E. ; A. F. A. 
 M. Address. 44 Pinehurst ^ve., New York 
 City; bus. add., 165 Broadway, Room 2608, do. 
 
 3888. LLOYD FRANCIS NICKELL 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1911; Ph. D., 
 1913; b. F 6, 1884, Padua, 111.; s. Elias Doli- 
 son (b. Ag 30, 1857, near Zaleski, O.) and Ida 
 
 May (Lewis) Nickell (b. Je 18, 1861, near 
 Cadiz, O.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Iris; 
 Sigma Xi; Adelphic; Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Gamma Alpha; Final Honors. 
 Asst., Organic Chem., Univ. of 111., 1910-12; 
 Asst. Prof., Chem., Washington Univ., St. 
 Louis, 1913-17; Chem., Monsanto (jhem. 
 Works, do., 1917- — ■. Assoc. Mem. for Mo. of 
 Com. on Industrial Preparedness of the Naval 
 Consulting Bd. of U. S., 1916. ist Lt., Co. I, 
 Mo. Nat. Guards, 1917— . Auth.: Ethyl Cyano- 
 tartronate and its Reactions with Amines (with 
 R. S. Curtiss) Jr. Am. Chem. Soc., Vol. 
 XXXV, 191 3; Derivatives of Isocamphoric 
 Acid (with W. A. Noyes) do.. Vol. XXXVl. 
 1914; Acidimetric Standardization of lodimet- 
 ric Solutions (with I. H. Oetting) Wash. Univ. 
 Studies, Vol. IV, pt. I, No. 2. Mem., A. C. 
 S.; 111. Acad, of Sc, St. Louis Acad, of Sc. ; 
 A. A. A. S.; M. E. Church. Married Evalena 
 r.Qwen, D 25, 1915, Grand Rapids, Mich. Child, 
 Charlotte, b. F 23, 1917. Address, 6176 Berlin 
 Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 3889. FREDERICK BOWMAN 
 NICODEMUS 
 Missionary; B. S. in C. E.; b. J 19, 1884, 
 Forreston, 111.; s. Frederick F. (b. 1850, Pa.) 
 and Rebecca (Bowman) Nicodemus (b. 1851, 
 do.). Prepared in Forreston H. S. C. E. Club; 
 Y. M. C. A.; Univ. Orchestra. Teacher, Eng., 
 Japanese Govt. H. S., Osaka, Japan, 1909-11; 
 do., Formosan Govt. H. S., igii-i6; do.. North 
 Japan Coll., 1916 — . Missionary, Bd. of For- 
 eign Missions, Reformed Church, 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Ella Neubauer, O 12, 1910, Osaka, Japan. 
 Children: Frederick Edwin, b. Jl 25, 191 1; 
 David Bowman, b. Jl i, 1916. Address, 60 
 Kwozenji Dori, Sendai, Japan. 
 
 3890. CHARLES BEACH NOLTE 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 28, 1885, 
 .Mattoon, 111.; s. Richard B. (b. Beardstown, 
 111.) and Anna T. (Miller) Nolte (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S. 111. Motor Car 
 l"o., and J. C. Thorpe, Urbana, 1909; Mgr., 
 Inspection Dept., Robert W. Hunt & Co., 
 Consulting Engrs., Chicago.' Mem., A. S. 
 M. E.; West. Soc. of Engrs.; Chicago Engrs. 
 Club. Married Maude A. Bacon, N 8, igii. 
 Champaign. Children: Margaret A., b. Ja 7, 
 L914; Richard B., b. My 16, 1917. Address, 
 1112 E. 65tli St., Chicago; bus. add., 2200 Ins. 
 F.xchange Bldg., do. 
 
 3891. MARY ELIZABETH NUCKOLLS 
 (BARNETT) 
 (Sister of No. 2475) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 24, 1883, 
 .Vuburn, 111.; d. Charles William (b. My 27, 
 1848) and Margaret Julia (Moore) Nuckolls 
 (b. O 24, 1850). Prepared in Urbana II. S. 
 VV. A. A.; Alpha Omicron Pi; Varsity Basket- 
 ball; Pres., Woman's League; Sr. Mem. Com. 
 Married Calvin O. Barnett, Je 15, 1912, Ur- 
 bana. Address, Bridgeport, Ill.t 
 
 3892. ISABEL MARY OSBORNE 
 
 (HOLCOMB) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2126) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F ig, 1886, Des Moines; 
 
 d. William (b. 1855, Cornwall, Eng.) and 
 
 I'".mma (Knight) Osborne (b. 1S56, Buffalo, 
 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Rock Island H. S.; 
 
 Bradley Poly. Inst., Peoria, 111., 1903-3- Delta 
 
 Gamma; Phi Delta, Psi. Teacher, H. S., 
 
 Uelavan, 111., 1909-11: do., /Logan. la., 1913- 
 
 14; do., la. St. Teachers Coll., Cedar Falls, 
 
 la., 1914-15. Married Clarence Eugene Hol- 
 
 cnmb ('04), F 5, 1916. Galesburg, 111. Child, 
 
 Timothy Osmond, b. Ag 31, 1917- Address. 
 
 36 Robinwood Ave., Jamaica Plain, Mass. 
 
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 3893. AUDRIE MAY PALMER (SHARPE) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 6, 1888, 
 Hicksville, O.; d. William E. (b. O 2, 1853. 
 do.) and Alice J. (Platter) Palmer (b. Ag 7, 
 1862, Defiance, O.). Prepared in Englevvood 
 II. S., Chicago; Univ. of Chicago, 1905-7. 
 Assoc, Univ. of Chicago. Chicago Teachers' 
 Coll., 1909-10; Teacher, Chicago Pub. Schs., 
 1910-11; 1913-18. Married Donald A. Sharpe, 
 Ag 16, 191 o. Child, Kenneth Palmer, b. .'Xg 17, 
 1911. Address, 6640 Normal Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3894. JENNIE WILSON PAPWORTH 
 Organist; B. Mus. ; b. Lockport. N. Y. ; d. 
 Robert Reed (b. Chatteris, Eng. ) and Mary 
 Fering (Lund) Papworth (b. Kendall, do.). 
 Prepared in Cleveland H. S. and Norm. Mus. 
 Teacher; Organist and Choir Dir., Epis. 
 Church; Associateship, Am. Coll. of Musicians. 
 Address, 32 Strathmore Ave., East Cleveland. 
 
 3895. JOHN IRA PARCEL 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 24, 1878, 
 Westfield, 111.; s. Samuel Newton (b. Ap 13, 
 1850, do.) and Helen Marshall (Rigg) Parcel 
 (b. D 31, 1842). Prepared in Westfield H. S.; 
 Westfield Coll. Acad.; B. S., Westfield Coll., 
 1903; Univ. of 111., 1908-9. Zeta Psi; Sigma 
 Xi; Final Honors. Draftsman, Am. Bridge 
 Co., Ambridge, Pa., 1906-7; With Bridge Dept., 
 C. M. & St. P. Ry., Chicago, 1907-8; With 
 Bridge Dept., C. M. & St. P. Ry., Chicago, 
 1909; Instr., Struct. Engng., Univ. of Minn., 
 1909-13; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 111., 1913-14; 
 Assoc. Prof., do., Univ. of Minn., 1914-18. 
 Concrete Ship Div., Emergency Fleet Corp., 
 Philadelphia and South JBethlehem, 1918 — . 
 Married Florence Mary Kirkup, Ag 14, 
 1915, Portland, Ore. Address, 518 7th St., 
 S. E. Minneapolis; bus. add., Univ. of Minn. 
 
 3896. WALTER HARRAH PARKIN 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 29, 
 1887, Calva, 111.: s. Walter Henry (b. Je 13, 
 1836, Sheffield, Eng.) and Mary D. (Harrah) 
 Parkin (b. My 21, 1847, Newton, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Galva H. S. Acacia; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Glee and Mandolin Clubs. Sec. and 
 Treas., Nat. Standard Co., and Treas., W. C. 
 Shinn Mfg. Co. Mem., A. F. A M.; Epis. 
 Church. Married Blanche Willard, Ja 18, 191 3. 
 Address, 602 Main St., Niles, Mich. 
 
 3897. HARVEY A. PARKS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Sc; b. F lo, 1885; s. Alvah 
 H. (b. O 18, 185:, E. Grafton, N. Y.) and 
 Sarah (Melchert) Parks (b. S 12, 1862, Sand- 
 wich, 111.). Prepared in Minonk H. S.; Shurt- 
 leff Coll., 1905-6. Class Football. Farmer, 
 Minonk, 111. Married Alice Leona Beck, D 
 25, 1912, Odell, 111. Children: John, b. D 11, 
 1913 (died F 29, 1916); Edith Lee, b. F 29, 
 1915. Address, Minonk, 111. 
 
 3898. LURA ELIZABETH PARSONS 
 (JORDAN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3431) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. S 9, 1883, Arlington 
 Heights, 111. ; d. Charles Alfred (b. My 10, 
 1852, Deerfield, 111.) and Rose Davidson 
 (Goodfellow) Parsons (b. O 27, 1855, Han- 
 nibal, Mo.). Prepared in Colo. Springs H. S., 
 Colo.; Jefferson H. S., Chicago; Pres., IHiola; 
 V. P. and Treas., Y. W. C. A; Sigma Xi; 
 Final and Special Honors. Asst., Bot., 1907- 
 9. Teacher, H. S., Portage, 111.; do.. Assump- 
 tion, 111., 1909-11. Married Envin Byron 
 Jordan ('08), Je 19, 191 1, Des Plaines, 111. 
 Child, Robert E., b. My 19, 1912. Address, 
 Deerfield, 111. 
 
 3899. WALTER COFFMAN PATON 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 24, 
 1881, Urbana; s. John (b. S 1844, Taunton, 
 Mass.) and Margaret Orilla Paton (b. Jl 28, 
 1850, Columbus, O.). Prepared in Kansas 
 City. (Kan) H. S. Draftsman, Co. Engr. Of- 
 fice, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Res. Engr., M. O. 
 & G. R. R. Bridge over Red River; Const. 
 Supt., Water Works system, Calif., Mo.; Const. 
 Supt., Sewer System and Septic Tank, Sed- 
 alia , Mo.; City Engr., Excelsior Springs, 
 1912-18. Capt., 412th Engrs.. Camp Sherman, 
 O., 191 8 — . Married Pearl Hope Paton, F 27, 
 1908, Kansas City, Mo. Address, Excelsior 
 Springs, Mo. 
 
 3900. LEIGH KLUMB PATTON 
 Interne; A. B. in L. & A.; M. D., 1913; 
 
 b. S 14, 1887, Chicago; s. Joseph Mclntyre, 
 M. D. (b. D 8, i860, Ralston, Pa.) and Grace 
 (Khimb) Patton (b. My 9, 1862, Chicago). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. Delta Kap- 
 pa Epsilon; Scribblers; Mask and Bauble; Sr. 
 Class Pres., Coll. Med., 1913; Alpha Omega 
 Alpha. Interne, Cook Co. Hosp., Chicago, 
 1913-15. Auth.: book and lyrics "The Dad of 
 the LTndergrad" (Union Opera, 1912). Ad- 
 dress, 336 S. Hoyne Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3901. IRA PEARCE 
 Transitman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 21, 1886, 
 Champaign Co., 111.; s. Joseph H. (b 1847, 
 Ross Co., O.) and Rebecca Ann (Manville) 
 Pearce (b. 1845, Fayette Co., O.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Rodman, Mo. Pac. Ry., 
 1909; do, C. C. C. & St. L., 1910; Transitman, 
 Pere Marquette, 1910-11. Lt., Engrs., O. R. C, 
 Washington, D. C; do., 302nd Engrs., 77th 
 Div.. A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, 312 S. 
 Randolph St., Champaign. 
 
 3902. ELVA MAUDE PEASE 
 (PETTIGREW) 
 (Wife of No. 3908) 
 Dir. of Phys. Tr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 
 28, 1886, Harvey, 111.; d. William H. (b. i860, 
 Madison Co., N. Y.) and Mary Aurilla (Wads- 
 worth) Pease (b. 1862, do.). Prepared in 
 Thornton Tp. H. S., Harvey, 111.; Lake Forest 
 Coll.. 1905-6. Alpha Omicron Pi; W. A. A.; 
 V. P., Sr. Class. Dir., Phys. Tr., Joplin, 
 Mo., 1909-10. Married James Quinton Petti- 
 grew ('09), Je 17, 1910, Harvey, III. Child, 
 James Gordon, b. Ag 24, 1912. Address, 97 
 154th St., Harvey, HI. 
 
 3903. LOUISE JOSEPHINE PELLENS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Arch.; b. Rochester, Ind.; 
 d. Joseph B. and Nancy Elizabeth (Cobb) 
 Pellens. Prepai^ed in Ft. Wayne (Ind.) H. S. 
 Pi Beta Phi. Draftsman, Wildwood Builders 
 Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind., 1911-12; do., W. B. 
 Griffin Arch.. Chicago, 1912; Teacher, Mech. 
 Draw., H. S., Rockford, 111. Address, Lo Lo, 
 Mont.; bus. add., 623 N. Church St., Rockford, 
 111. 
 
 3904. ALBERT PENN 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 15, i88i, 
 Camden, Ind.; s. Silas I. (b. Je 23, 1848, do.) 
 and Mary (O.'Leary) Penn (b. New York 
 City). Prepared in Camden H. S.; Ind. Univ., 
 1902-4. Delta Upsilon; Phoenix; Baseball; 
 Capt. Coach, Freshman Basketball. Comnion- 
 wealth Edison Co.; Chicago Telephone Co.; 
 Kinley Mfg. Co.; Ft. Wayne Elec Works; 
 Gen. Elec. Co., 1910-18; Special Representa- 
 tive, do., la., 1918 — . Mem., Hyperion Field 
 and Motor Club. Married Blanche Genevieve 
 Baker, Je 18, 1914, Chicago. Child, Lois 
 Mary. b. Mr 17, 1918. Address, 671 38th St., 
 Des Moines; bus. add.. Hippee Bldg., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., do. 
 
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 3005. *VKRE nOROTIIY PERRING 
 (I.ANGDON) 
 (Wife of No. 4762) 
 A. I?, ill L. & A.; A. M., igio; h. V 25, 1889, 
 iRantoiiI, III.; d. Henry Robert (b. Ag 25, 
 1848, Salem, Iiul.) and I'hilcna Victoria 
 (Dodge) I'erring (b. S 24, 1858, Mary.sville. 
 O.). Prepared in Gifford and Rantoul II. 
 Schs. ; Univ. of N. Dak., 1905-6. Phi Delta 
 Psi; Scholarship in Psych. Teacher, Gifford, 
 111., 1910:1; do., Danville, 111., 1911. Mem.. 
 Chicago Drama League; May wood Twontielh 
 Century Club; Choir, First Congr. Church; 
 Pres Esther Circle, Congr. Church. Married 
 Roy Monroe Langdon ("ii), D 26, xgii, Cham 
 paign. Died O, 1918, May wood. 111. 
 
 3906. EDNA MAUDE PERRY 
 (Sister of Nos. 2483, 3511) 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 10, 1878, 
 Cornell, 111.; d. Ebenezer (b. O.) and Almina 
 <Mc Vey) Perry (b. Pa.). Prepared in Norm. 
 Sch. Athenean. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1909-10; Univ. of Wash., summers, 1912-14-15. 
 Teacher, St. Mary's Hall, San Antonio, Tex., 
 1910-11; do., Merton, 111., 1911-12; do., Col- 
 linsville, 1912-13; do., Grandvicw, Wash., 1913- 
 is; do., Bellingham, Wash., 19 15-16; do., San 
 ta Ana, Calif., 1916-18. Address, 712 W. Cal 
 ifornia St., Urbana. 
 
 3907. ELEANOR FARRAND I'EKRY 
 (RAND) 
 A. B. in L. &' A.; A. M., 1910; b. S 24, 
 1887, Eskridge, Kan.; d. Edward Ilawes (b. 
 S 25, 1865, Manhattan, Kan.) and .\da Har- 
 riet (Quimby) Perry (b. Ap 8, 1865, Wakefield, 
 Kan.). Prepared in Oklahoma City (Okla.) 
 H. S.; Wellesley Coll., 1906-7. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma; Phi Delta Psi; Scribblers. Prof. 
 Eng., Epworth Univ., Okla., 191011; Asst., 
 Eng., l.asell Sem., Auburndale, Mass., 1911- 
 12. Married Robert Rand, Ag 28, 1912, Man- 
 hattan, Kan, Children: Elizabeth, b. Ja 6, 
 1914; Margaret, b. D 12, 1915. Address, For- 
 est Roavi, Greenwood, Mass. 
 
 3907A. LORINDA PERRY 
 Associate; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1910; 
 b. D 23, 1884, Melvin, 111.; d. Eugene Beau- 
 harnais (b. O 14, 1843, Amber, N. Y.) and 
 Elizabeth (Wilson) Perry (b. My 26, 1847, 
 Glasgow, Scot.). Prepared in Melvin II. S.; 
 111. St. Nonn. Univ., 1900-04; Radcliffe Fellow 
 at Women's Educ. and Indus. Union, Boston, 
 1910-11. I>h. D., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1913. 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Omicron Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 l'"iiial Honors; Scholarship in Econ.. 1909-10. 
 Head of Dept., Pol. and Soc. Sc, Rockford 
 Coll., Rockford, 111., 1914-10; Assoc, II. Sc, 
 Univ. of 111., 1916 — . Special Agt. Expert, V. 
 S. Bur. of Labor Statistics. 1914. Auth.: A 
 Study of Woman in Industry, Loiupnatts 
 Green. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; (Chicago Coll. 
 Club. Address, 1016 W. California St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 3908. JAMES QUINTON PETTIGREW 
 (Husband of No. 3902) 
 
 Foundry work; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 1 j, 
 1886; s. James (b. Jl 1853, Scotland) and Eliz- 
 abeth (Swanson) Pettigrcw (b. S 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S. Ilus Club; 
 Freshman and Varsity Football; Varsity Track; 
 Jr. Smoker and Sr. l>all Coins. With Petti- 
 grew Foundry. Trustee and Treas., Presby. 
 Church. Married Elva Maude Pease ("o)), 
 Je 17, 1910, Harvey, HI. Children: James Gor- 
 don, b. Ag 24, 1912; Donald Ross, b. Mr 22, 
 1919. Address, 97, 154th St., Harvey, Ill.f 
 
 3909. I-AWRENCE CLIFFORD PHILLIPS 
 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 17, 1885, 
 
 Strealor, 111.; s. William Arthur (b. O 3, 1854, 
 
 Smithdale, do.) and Katherine Isabelle (Par- 
 
 cell) Phillips (b. My 8 1857, Westf^eld, do.). 
 Prepared in Streator IT. S. Alpha Delta Phi. 
 Married Vernal L. Sbeibley, Ja 9, 1918, 
 Streator, 111. Addre.<:s, Manville, 111. 
 
 3910. FRANCIS ELMORE PINKERTON, JR. 
 Publisher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 16, 1885; 
 s. F. E. (b. 1850, Pottstown, Pa.) and Lucy 
 (Boise) Pinkcrton. Prepared in Clinton H. 
 S. Cml. Club; Agr. Club; Ed., ///. Atjr.; V. 
 1;., Jr. Class; Illuii Stall. Agr. Ed., Chicago 
 banners ond Drovers Jour.; Mgr., Pres. Bur 
 111. Coll. of Agr.; Mgr. Ed.. Monmouth Daily 
 . I lias: Publisher, Rossville Press.; do., Jersey- 
 ■rille Republican. Address, Jerseyville, 111. 
 
 3911. HENRY POLLARD 
 (Brother of No. 4364) 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 20, 
 1883, Rogers Park, 111.; s. John Z. (b. 1855, 
 Charlotte, N. Y.) and Julia Lillian (Torking- 
 toil) Pollard (b. iSoo, Rochester, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. Ilus; M. E. 
 Soc; Class Football; Class Tennis. Draftsman 
 and Mech. Engr., L. A. Becker Co., 1909-11; 
 Internat. Harvester Co., Deering Works, Asst. 
 to Mech. Engr., designing new tools, igii; 
 .Sui)t. of Fidelity Brass Mfg. Co., 1912-13; 
 Supt., Benjamin Elec Mfg. Co., Chicago, 
 '013^- Capt., Ordnance Dept., 1917; Com- 
 manding Officer charge of experimental work 
 for A. F,. F.. 1917; Mustered out, F 28, 1919. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; 32° Shrine; Speedway 
 Park Assn.; Mach. Club; lllini Club; West 
 side Co-ed Club; Chicago Motor Club. Mar- 
 ried Lillian Toles, My 25, igii (died S 26, 
 1914). Address, 3056 N. Springfield Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 128 N. Sangamon St., do. 
 
 3912. EMMA PONZER 
 (Sister of Nos. 1391, 4366) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 14, 1883, 
 Henry, 111.; d. Carl August (b. Je 7, 1844, 
 Ger.) and VVilhelmina (Kruger) Ponzer (b. 1' 
 24, 1842, do.). Prepared in Henry II. S. 
 Illiola; Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Sr. Basketball Team; Y. W. C. A. 
 cabinet; Der Deutsche Verein. II. S. Teacher. 
 Mem., Classical Assn. Address, Henry, 111.; 
 bus. add., Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 3913. AMY rOORMAN (JENSEN) 
 (Sister of No. 3141) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 22, 1885, Altamont, 
 111.; d. George Warren (b. S 30, 1838, Massil- 
 lon, O.) and Eliza Jane (Watson) Poornian 
 (b. Ja 26, 1842, Vandalia, 111.). Prepared in 
 Altamont H. S. ; Univ. Acad. H. Sc. Club; 
 Sigma Xi. Teacher, Centralia Tp. II. S., 1909- 
 10; do., H. Sc. Dept., Placer Co. II. S., 1910- 
 13. Mem., Am. Home Econ. Assn.; Am. Sch. 
 of Home Econ. Married George Henry Jen- 
 sen, Jl 31, 1914, Berkeley, Calif. Children: 
 (leorge Henry, jr., b. Ap 17, 1916; Barbara 
 Ellen, b. Ja 23, 1918. Address, 3818 Eastern 
 Ave., Seattle. 
 
 3914. CHARLES SAMUEL POPE 
 (Brother of No. 7137) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 19, 1887, 
 St. Louis; s. Charles IL (b. Ap 16, 1849, 
 Genoa, N. Y.) and Sara M. (Baxter) Pope 
 (1). Ap 9, 1851, Cincinnati). Prepared in Mo- 
 line II. S.;" Culver Mil. Acad. Phi Delta 
 Tlieta: Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. 
 Soc; Jr. Prom. Com. Engaged in design and 
 manufacture of automobiles and gas engines, 
 Moline, 111., 1909-12; do., Grinnell, la., 1912- 
 14; do., Detroit, Mich.; do.. Riverside, 111.; 
 Chief Engr., Elgin Motor Car Corp., Chicago, 
 1917 — . Mem., Chicago Motor Club; Soc. of 
 Automotive Engrs. Married Hazel Mae Mc- 
 Coy, N 13, 1914, GrinneU, la. Address, River- 
 side. 111. 
 
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 357 
 
 391S. GEORGE EARL POST 
 Editor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 26, 1886, 
 Fithian, 111.; s. George Hazelton (b. F 3, 1847, 
 Melville, Ont., Can.) and Clara Ann (Dalbey) 
 Post (b. Mr 29, 1857, Fithian, 111.). Prepared 
 in Fithian H. S.; Univ. Acad. Grad. Stud., 
 Univ. of 111., 1909-10. Eng. Club; Scribblers; 
 Shield and Trident; Prelim., Final and Special 
 Honors. Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; 
 Clerical work, 1910-18; Ed., Lincolnian, plant 
 mag. of Lincoln Motor Co., 1918 — . Married 
 Jessie Josephine Andrevifs, Ap 6, 1914, Detroit. 
 Children: Richard George, b. D 5, 1914; Sher- 
 vi'in Seward, b. Mr 9, 1916. Address, 944 4th 
 Ave., Detroit. 
 
 3916. CHARLES PRUITT POTTER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 16, 1887, 
 Claytonville, 111.; s. Joseph Henry (b. D 14, 
 1856, Good Intent, Pa.) and Lillian Isabel 
 (Brown) Potter (b. S 27, 1854, Columbia City, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Hooi)eston H. S. E. E. 
 Soc. ; Eta Kappa Nu; A. E. E. ; Final Honors. 
 Apprentice and Transformer Engr., Wagner 
 Elec. Mfg. Co. Mem., Wagner Engrs. Club. 
 Married Hazel Dell Berry, My 19, 1909, 
 Bloomington, HI. Child, Wilfred Charles, b. 
 Ja 29, 1912. Address, 6025 Bartmer Ave., St. 
 Louis. 
 
 3917. CLURE MORRIS POWELL 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 18, 1882, 
 Topeka, 111.; s. L. A. Powell. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Div. Engr., Universal Portland 
 Cement Co., Chicago, 1910-16. Mem., Port- 
 land Cement Assn. Address, Room 1433, 11 1 
 W. Washington St., Chicago. 
 
 3918. MARK ELMER POWERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S i, 1887, 
 Champaign; s. Elmer F. (b. Dresden, O.) and 
 Florence H. (Nelson) Powers. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Engr., Gas Plant and Coke 
 Oven Operation, Chicago. Address, 6017 Har- 
 per Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3919. CLYTUS ILUS PRATHER 
 Asst. R. R. Atty.; LL. B.; b. Ja 9, 1887; s. 
 John Marque (b. 1845, Flemingsburg, Ky.) and 
 Lovina (Heath) Prather (b. 1859, Olney, 111.). 
 Prepared in Olney H. S. Egyptian Club. 
 Lawyer, Gooding, Idaho, 1909-10; O. W. R. & 
 N. Ry. Co., 1910; do., Pac. Telephone Co., 
 1910-13; Asst. Contract Agt., Chicago Tele- 
 phone Co., 1913-15; Asst. Atty., C. & E. I. 
 Ry. Co., 1916— . Mem., B. P. O. E. Married 
 Mary Jane Alcorn, O 17, 1916, Olney, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 5452 Indiana Ave., Chicago; bits, add., 
 Law Dept., C. & E. I. R. R., 724 McCormick 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3920. GLENN JAMES PRUITT 
 (Brother of No. 3145) 
 Merchant; LL. B.; b. Ja 2, 1888, Cissora 
 Park, 111.; s. Elias (b. F 12, i860, Goodwine, 
 111.) and Elizabeth (Wise) Pruitt (b. Ap 29, 
 1864, Fountain Creek, 111.). Prepared in Wat- 
 seka H. S. Psi Upsilon; Phi Delta Phi. Men's 
 Furnishing Business. Married Grace Amos, 
 Ja 12, 191 1, Owasso, Mich. Address, R. 2, 
 Cissna Park, 111. 
 
 3921. JOSEPH HENRY PURSIFULL 
 Sch. Supt.; LL. B.; b. O 5, 1883, Hidalgo, 
 III.; s. Charles Jefferson (b. Ap 30, 1859, 
 Frankfort, Ind.) and Asa (Dulgar) Pursifull 
 (b. F 20, 1862, Rose Hill, 111.). Prepared in 
 Newton H. S. Varsity Baseball; Class Foot- 
 ball and Baseball; Pres., Fuller Moot Court. 
 Admitted to the Bar, O 28, 1912; Supt., Schs., 
 Roodhouse, 111., 1915-18. Pres., Greene Co., 
 III., Teachers' Assn., 1918-19; Pres., Fellow- 
 ship Club, 1915-16. Married Lulu Bea Kasser- 
 man, Ja, 1915, Effingham, 111. Child, Richard 
 Henry, b. O 18, 191 5. Address, Newton, 111. 
 
 3922. FAY DILLON RAILSBACK 
 Farmer and Percheron Breeder; B. S. in 
 Agr.; b. My 12, 1885, Minier, 111.; s. James 
 Melvin (b. S \6, 1857, do.) and Lillie May 
 (Dillon) Railsback (b. O 24, 1859, Normal, 
 111.). Prepared in Normal H. S. Alpha Zeta; 
 Football and Track. Married Marietta Rohr- 
 bach, S 6, 191 1, Urbana. Children: Evelyn 
 Faye, b. Jl 12, 191 2; James Eckhard, b. Jl 6, 
 1915. Address, Mackinaw, 111. 
 3923. EDWARD CLEVELAND RAINEY 
 Editor; A. B. in L &. A.; b. Ag 15, 1884, 
 Salem, 111.; s. James Kell (b. Randolph Co., 
 do.) and Emma (Stevens) Rainey (b. Ap 26, 
 1854, Union Co., Ind.). Theta Delta Chi; 
 Shield and Trident; Scribblers; Eng. Club; 
 Ed., Illini; Assoc. Ed., Illio. City Ed., Mt. 
 reman Daily Nczvs, 1909-10; .\sst., Eng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1910-11; Ed., Mai-ion Co. Democrat, 
 19H-12; Co. Clerk, Marion Co., 1912-14; Ed., 
 Centralia Daily Review, 1914-16; Ed., Boston 
 Chronicle, Morgantown (W. Va.), 1916-17; 
 .\ssoc. Ed., The Furrow, 1917-18. Married 
 Katherine Larimer, My 28, 19 13, Salem, 111. 
 Children: James Larimer, b. Mr 17, 1914; 
 Louise Elizabeth, b. Je 30, 1917. Address, 
 Dept. of Publicity, Deere & Co., Moline, 111. 
 
 3924. CHARLES ERNEST RAMSER 
 (Brother of No. 8686) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N i, 1885, 
 Montezuma, la.; s. Paul (b. Berne, Switzer- 
 land) and Mary Angeline (Retz) Ramser (b. 
 Marshalltown, la.). Prepared in Newton H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. Instr., Civ. Engng., Brooklyn Poly. 
 Inst., 1909-11; Asst. Engr., N. Y. Bd. of 
 Water Supply^ 1910; do., Knoxville Power Co., 
 Chilhowee, Tenn., 1911-12; Asst. Drainage 
 Engr., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 
 1913-15;. Drainage Engr., do., 1917 — •. Auth.: 
 Prevention of the Erosion of Farm Lands by 
 Terracing, U. S. Dept. of .4gr., Bui. No. 512. 
 Co-Auth.: Methods and Cost of Reclaiming 
 the Overflowed Lands along the Big Black 
 River, Miss., do., Bui. No. 181; Determination 
 of Roughness Coefficient for Kutter's Formula 
 for Dredged Ditches in Bolivar Co., Miss., 
 Engng. and Contracting, Vol. XLVI, No. 11, 
 .S 1916; Studies of Dredged Drainage Ditches 
 before and after clearing, Engng. News, Vol. 
 XLVII, No. 3, Ja 1917. Mem., Knights of 
 the Round Table, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Treas., 
 Instructor's Club, Brooklyn Poly. Inst., 191 o- 
 11; Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. Address, Office 
 of Pub. Rds. and Rural Engng., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 3925. WILLIAM HORACE RAYNER 
 
 (Husband of No. 4770) 
 Associate; B. S. in C. E., 1913; b. F 16, 
 1884, Ewing, Neb.; s. William Harris (b. Mr 
 22, 1846, Piqua, O.) and Celia Julia (Rock- 
 well) Rayner (b. N 14, 1852, Rutland, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Mt. Vernon, la., H. S.; Acad., 
 Cornell Coll., la. Sec, C. E. Club; Iris Club; 
 Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi. U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1910; Draftsman, C. & N. W. R. R., 
 1910; Instr., Civ. Engng., Univ. of III., 1910- 
 17; Assoc, do., 1 91 7 — . Jr. Topographer, U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1909-10. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Frances Bostwick Leonard ('11), Ag 
 j8, 1912, Rockford, 111. Child, William 
 Leonard, b. Ag 24, 1913. Address, 915 West 
 Green St., Urbana. 
 
 3926. GAIL REBMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 28, 1881, 
 Frederick, 111.; d. Benjamin Franklin (b. Ja 
 II, 1848, Pleasant View, HI.) and Louisa (Mes- 
 serer) Rebman (b. Ja 3, 1844, Frederick, 111.). 
 Prepared in Eureka Coll. Teacher, H. S., 
 Colfax, HI., 1908-9; do., Ogden, III., 1909-10; 
 Matron, St. Tr. .Sch. for Girls, Geneva, 1910; 
 Teacher, H. S., Stonington, 111., 1912-13. Ad- 
 dress, Frederick, 111. 
 
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 3927. WADE W. REECE 
 (Husband of No. 4542) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 25, 1884, 
 Rossville, 111.; s. William Wilson (b. O 3, 1S47, 
 North Liberty, Ind.) and Alice Adelaide (Hoi- 
 loway) Reece (b. S 12, 1849,^ do.). Prepared 
 in Rossville H. S. Treas., Class; ist V. P., 
 Stud. Union; Varsity Football; Class Football; 
 Crystal Dancing Club; Ath. Assn.; M. E. 
 Soc; Y. M. C. A. Power House Engr., 1909- 
 n; Efficiency Engr., W. H. Zimmerman Co., 
 Consult. Engrs., 1911-12; Supt. Const., Kreh- 
 biel Co., Chicago, 1913-16; Chief Engr., Schulze 
 Baking Co., Chicago, 1916 — . Mem., lUini 
 Club, Chicago; A. F. A. M. Married Sarah 
 Anita Barrett ('11), Je 29, 1911, Butler, 111. 
 Child, Anita Rose, b. My 25, 1912. Address, 
 6725 Chappel Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3928. LOIS ANTOINETTE REED 
 
 (Sister of No. 4869) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 13, 1S81, 
 Rochester, N. Y.; d. Avery L. (b. do.) and 
 Carra E (Otis) Reed (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Nichols Sch., Rochester; Univ. of Rochester, 
 1900-02. B. L. S., N. Y. St. Lib. Sch. Sigma 
 Kappa. Libn., West Coll., 1905-7; Asst. 
 Libn., Univ. of 111. Lib., 1907-10; Asst. Libn., 
 Univ. of Rochester Lib., 1910-13; Libn., Bryn 
 Mawr Coll., 1913 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, Bryn Mawr Coll., Bryn Mawr, Pa. 
 
 3929. RALPH HOWARD REGAN 
 Production Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 6, 
 
 1882, Morris, 111.; s. Levi T. (b. D 30, 1842, 
 Salt Creek, do.) and Margaret E. (Hunter) 
 Regan (b. D 5, 1845, Goodings Grove, do.). 
 Prepared in Englevvood H. S., Chicago. Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Draftsman, Weir & Craig Mfg. Co., 
 Chicago, 1908-9; Am. Car & Foundry Co., 
 1909-10; Insp., Finished Materials, Isthmian 
 Canal Comn., 1911-14; U. S. Engr. Office, Chi- 
 cago, 1915-16; Ford Motor Co., do., 1916-17; 
 Production Engr., Sanderson and Porter, New 
 York City, 1917—. Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. 
 Married Sevena May Mitchell, Ja 8, 1910, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 52 William St., New York 
 City. 
 
 3930. ROSALIE MARY RETZ (BELL) 
 (Wife of Gso) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ottawa, 111.; d. John 
 Hubert (b. 1855, do.) and Elizabeth (Suppes) 
 Retz (b. 1859, Somonauk, 111.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Phi Delta 
 Psi; Prelim. Honors. Married James Edgar 
 Bell (g'13), Je 26, 1915. Child, Louise Jean, b. 
 Ag 7, 1916. Address, 254 S. Meredith Ave., 
 Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 3931. PERCY McCLURE RICHARDS 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; E. E., 1915; 
 b. D 5, 1885. Eureka, 111.; s. L. C. (b. Metamora, 
 111.) and Ida (McClure) Richards (b. Hand- 
 cock Co., 111.). Prepared in Centralia and 
 Peoria H. Schs. E. E. Soc. Electn. Decatur, 
 111.; Engr. and Bus. Mgr., I. T. S., Cairo, 111.; 
 City Engr., Supt. Water & Light Dept., City of 
 Metropolis, 111.; Sales Engr., Chuse Engine & 
 Mfg. Co., Mattoon, 111. Mem., A. I. E. E. 
 Married Ina Buel, F 25, 191 1, Cairo, 111. Child, 
 Mary Buel, b. O 26, 1912. Address, 1410 
 La Fayette Ave., Mattoon, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 Chuse Engine & Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 3932. EDITH MARION RICHARDSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.: b. Jl 14, 18S7; 
 d. Dr. Francis M. (b. O.) and Fannie (Buch- 
 anan) Richardson (b. Ind.). Prepared in En; 
 glewood H. S.; Univ. of Chicago, 1906-8. Pi 
 Beta Phi. Teacher, Chicago Norm. Coll., 1910; 
 do., Bryn Mawr, Chicago. Address, 7438 In- 
 diana Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3933- CLARA AGNES RICKETTS 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 191 1; 
 b. My 28, 1885, Fisher, 111.; d. Andrew Dun- 
 can (b. Ja 29, 1843, near Findlay, O.) and 
 Nancy Jane (Taylor) Ricketts (b. Ja 19, 1845, 
 do.). Prepared in Champaign and Wendell 
 Phillips, Chicago, H. Schs. Delta Gamma. 
 Asst. at Loan Desk, 191 1; Loan Desk Lib., 
 Univ. of N. Dak., 1911-12; Asst., Order Dept., 
 Univ. of 111. Lib., 1912 — . Address, 701 S! 
 Coler Ave., Urbana. 
 
 3934. ROBERT HERMAN RIESCHE 
 Engr. and Contr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 18, 
 1886, Chicago; s. Louis (b. O 15, 1859, Arnstedt, 
 Saxony, Ger.) and Emilie Augusta (Weiland) 
 Riesche (b. Ap 20, 1862, Bredow, Stettin, 
 do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Concrete Insp., C. & N. W. R. R., 1909-10; 
 Mgr., Chicago Rys., 1910; West. Elec. Co., 
 1910-11; Asst. Bldg. Insp., Sioux City, 1911-14; 
 Bldg. Supt., Beuttler & Arnold, Archs., do., 
 191416; Gen. Contr., 1916 — . Address, 3716 
 ^th Ave., Siou.x City; bus. add., 502 Trimble 
 Block, do. 
 
 3935- CHARLES TRESCOTT RIPLEY 
 Gen. Mech. Insp.; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; M. E., 
 1912; b. Ap 20, 1886, Oak Park, 111. Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Phoenix; Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors. Gen. Mech. Insp., A. T. & S. 
 F. R. R., Chicago. Address, 925 Ry. Exchange, 
 Chicago. 
 
 3936. RALPH GRANVILLE RISSER 
 Govt. Crop Appraiser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 
 30, 1886, Kankakee, 111.; s. Ralph Gilman (b. 
 1846, Ashland, O.) and Eva (Dunlap) Risser 
 (b. 1S60, Savoy, 111.). Prepared in Kankakee 
 H. S. Farmer, 1909-10; Teacher, Agr., H. S., 
 Stockton, Calif., 1910-12; Supt., Farming Dist., 
 Calif., 1912-16; Crop Appraiser, U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr., 1916 — : Pres. Bay Sec. S. W. Order 
 of Am. Assn. for Adv. of Agr. Mem., The 
 Grange. Married Juliet Bennet, Ag 1913, Placer- 
 ville, Calif. Address, Kankakee, 111. 
 
 3937. ELIZABETH PROPHET RITCHIE 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. N 6, 1880, Glouces- 
 ter, N. J.; d. William (b. 1842, Monifleth, Scot- 
 land) and Mary Anne (Canning) Ritchie (b. 
 Maghera, Ireland). Prepared in Cotner Univ., 
 Lincoln, Neb. A. B., Cotner Univ., 1900. Libn., 
 Pub. Lib. Address, 136 sth Ave. E., Kalispell, 
 Mont.t 
 
 3938. GLEN LEWIS ROBBINS 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 10, 1888, McCool, Ind.; 
 s. L. H. and Mary (Stacy) Robbins. Prepared 
 in Valparaiso II. S., Northwestern Acad., Pur- 
 due Univ. Sigma Nu; Alpha Gamma Rho. Ad- 
 dress, McCool, Ind.t 
 
 3939. JOHN ALCIDE ROBERT 
 (Brother of Nos. 2799, 6519) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 31, 1886, 
 Locle, Switzerland; s. Paul Henry (b. Je 26, 
 1858, Coiselle, Suisse, do.) and Louise Adele 
 (Brandt) Robert (b. Mr 13, 1857, Planchette, 
 do.). Prepared in Lacon H. S. Engr., Mc- 
 Gillivray Creek Coal & Coke Co., Ltd., Coleman, 
 Neb.; Engr., Fairfax Mine of Tacoma Smelting 
 Co.; do., Republic Iron & Steel Co., Birming- 
 ham, Ala., 1919 — . C. A., 220th Field Signal 
 Bn., Camp Sevier, S. C. ; Mustered out, Ja 
 1919. Address, Lacon, 111.; bus. add.. Republic 
 Iron and Steel Co., Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 3940. CHARLES JASON ROBINSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 28, 1884, near 
 Manteno, 111.; s. Jason A. (b. N 13, 1848, do.) 
 and Alethea M. (Grimes) Robinson (b. D 6, 
 1853, do.). Prepared in Kankakee H. S. Sig- 
 ma Pi; Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; 
 
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 359 
 
 Final Honors. Dairying, 1909-11; with Exten. 
 Dept. Mass. Agr. Coll., 1910-11; Farmer, 
 191 1 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Married Mary 
 E. Shreffler, O 26, 1910, Manteno, 111. Child, 
 Jason Ellis, b. Ja 16, 1914. Address, Manteno, 
 111. 
 
 3941. CARL DAVID ROBSON 
 
 Designer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My i, 1883 
 Elyria, O. : s. W. H. and Eliza Jane (Robin 
 son) Robson. Prepared in Englewood H. S. 
 Chicago. Acacia. Designer, Hegler Bros. 
 Danville, 111. Address, 731 S. Grove St., Oak- 
 Park, Ill.t 
 
 3942. ROBERT BEAM RODGERS 
 
 Govt. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. R. R.; b. Ag 26, 
 1886, Riverton, 111.; s. S. D. (b. N 26, 1836, 
 do.) and Emma (Yocom) Rodgers (b. Sher- 
 man, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. 
 Sigma Pi. Instr., Wolfe Trade Sch., San An- 
 tonio, Tex., igog-ii; part owner and Gen. 
 Mgr., So. Welding & Mach. Co., do., 1911-13; 
 Head of Mech. Arts Dept. Santa Monica 
 H. S., Calif., 1913-18; Govt. Engr., St. Louis, 
 1918 — . Invented automobile power pymp, 
 1912. Married Nora B. Dunlap, D 27, 1909, 
 Champaign. Children: Frances B., b. D 3, 
 1910; Dorothy K., b. O 2, 1916. Address, 1138 
 1 2th St., Santa Monica, Calif. 
 
 3943. MINNIE GENEVIEVE ROHRER 
 
 (FISHER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4651) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 31, 1884; d. Celestin 
 (b. 1832, Alsace, Ger.) and Sophie Emily 
 (Kostler) Rohrer (b. 1843). Prepared in Som- 
 onauk H. S.; N. W. Acad. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma; Phi Delta Psi. Married Ward Herbert 
 Fisher ('11), O 14, 1911, Birmingham, Ala. 
 Address, 5937 (Carpenter St., Philadelphia. 
 
 3944. EARL ELI ROSE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 29, 1881, Mt. Erie, 
 111.; s. N. B. Rose. Prepared in Olney H. S. 
 Co. Prosecuting Atty., Perry Co., Miss. Ad- 
 dress, New Augusta, Miss. 
 
 394S. JAY FREDERICK ROTH 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 18, 1886, 
 Henry, 111.; s. John (b. F 16, 1850, Halle, 
 Ger.) and Anna Roth (b. O 15, 1853, Saxony, 
 do.). Prepared in Henry H. S. Elec. Crane 
 Steel Detailer, 1910; Gen. Draftsman, Avery 
 Co., Peoria, igio-ii; Chief Draftsman, Peoria 
 Gas & Elec. Co., 191 1—. Married Lillian P. 
 Pierce, Ag 10, 1912. Address, 185 Kirby Ave., 
 Detroit. 
 
 3946. CLAUDE KERLIN ROWLAND 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; LL. B., 1911; 
 b. Mr 16, 1884, Broadlands, 111.; s. George 
 Thomas (b. D 31, 1852, Louisville, Ky.) and 
 Allie Alice (Steel) Rowland (b. S 26, 1858, 
 Chillicothe, O.). Prepared in Martinsville H. 
 S. Mem., Law Firm. Collins, Barker & Brit- 
 ton, St. Louis; do.. Carter, Collins and Jones, 
 do. Mem., St. Louis Bar Assn.; City Club, St. 
 Louis. Married James Agnes McKinley Jl 7, 
 1915, Unionville, Mo. Address, 93 Euclid Ave., 
 St. Louis; bus. add.. Suite 1425 Boatman's 
 Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 3947. FORREST SEILER RUSK 
 Architect; A. B. in Arch.; b. N 10, 1885, 
 Hanover; s. Charles C. (b. 1854) and Edith 
 (Seller) Rusk (b. i860). Prepared in O. St. 
 Univ., 1904-8. Address, 555 Linwood Ave., 
 Columbus, O.; bus. add., Brunson Bldg., do. 
 
 3948. RALPH LESLIE RUSK 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 11, 1888. 
 Rantoul, 111.; s. William Humphrey and Anna 
 Lucinda (Renner) Rusk. Prepared in Fran- 
 cesville (Ind.) and Windsor (Mo.) H. Schs. ; 
 Univ. of Mo., Summer Session. A. M., Colum- 
 bia Univ., 1912. Chi Beta. Teacher, Wind- 
 
 sor H. S., Mo., 1909-10; Head, Eng. Dept., 
 Ft. Smith, Ark., H. S., 1910-11; Instr., Eng., 
 Univ. of the Philippines, 1912-14; do., Univ. 
 of Ind., 1915 — . Mem., Grad. Eng. Club, 
 Columbia Univ. Married Clara E. Gibbs, D 
 25, 1915. Address, 605 University St., Bloom- 
 ington, Ind. 
 
 3949. GEORGE SILAS RUSSELL 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b.' Ag 11, 
 
 1885, Baltimore; s. Lewis Derr (b. O 2, 1866, 
 do.) and Frances Rebecca (Phelps) Russell (b. 
 O 10, 1863, do.). Prepared in Baltimore City 
 Coll. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Final Honors. 
 /Vsst. Engr., K. C. S. Ry., 1909-11; Field Engr., 
 K. C. Sewer Div., 1911-15; Interstate Com- 
 merce Comn., 1914-16; Consulting Engr. 1916- 
 17. 1st Lt. E. O. R. C, 1917-18; Capt., 314th 
 Engrs., A. E. F,., France, 1918 — . Married 
 Mabelle Florence Housekeeper, N 12, 1909, 
 (3Iathe, Kan. Children: Jesse Lewis, b. S 7, 
 1910; Frances Louise, b. Ap 19, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, 2524 Agnes Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 3950. WILVAN JESSE RUSSELL 
 
 A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. D 4, 18S6, Taylor- 
 ville. 111.; s T. F. Russell. Prepared in Pana 
 H. S. Address, Pana, Ill.t 
 
 3951. INEZ FLOYANCE SACHS (COLBY) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 7, 1882, near Alta- 
 mont, Kan.; d. Hans (b. N 30, 1853, neat 
 Gettysburg, Pa.) and Martha Jane (Moats) 
 Sachs (b. N 9, 1856, near Towanda, 111.). Pre- 
 jiared in Towanda H. S.; Acad., Westfield 
 Coll. A. B., Westfield Coll., 1903. Final Hon- 
 ors. Cataloger. Workingmen's Inst. Lib., 
 1909; Asst. Cataloger, Ind. Univ. Lib., 1909- 
 11; Ref. Libn., Ind. Univ. Lib., 1911-13; Ref. 
 Libn., Wash. St. Coll., 1913-14; Sr. Asst., Cat- 
 alog Dept., Univ. of Calif. Lib., 1914. Mem., 
 Am. Lib. Assn. Married William Somerville 
 Colby, Je 28, 1916. Address, 2119 Addison 
 St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 3952. MABELLE OLETTE SAEMANN 
 
 B. L. S.; b. S 17, 1881, Plymouth, Wis.; 
 d. William Christopher (b. Ag 18, 1841, Beth- 
 lehem, O.) and Pauline (Gehler) Saemann (b. 
 O 22, 1849, Two Rivers, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Plymouth H. S. A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1905. 
 Address, 103 Reed St., Plymouth, Wis. 
 
 3953. THOMAS WALTER SAMUELS 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1912; 
 
 J. D., 1914; b. Ap I, 1886, Carrollton, 111.; s. 
 John D. (b. 1850, Hamburg, III.) and Emma S. 
 (Abrams) Samuels (b. 1853, New York City). 
 Prepared in E. St. Louis H. S. Delta Upsilon; 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Phi Delta Phi; Shield and 
 Trident; Egyptian Club; Order of the Coif; 
 Philomathean; Ma-wan-da; Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Bryan Prize: Varsity Debating Team; Pres., 
 Soph. Class; Class Baseball Mgr.; V. P., Y. M. 
 C. A.; Pres., Univ. Rep. Club. Supt., Schs., 
 Atwood, 111., 1909-11; Lawyer, 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Pauline Flickinger, O 29, 1914, Atwood, 
 111. Child, William John, b. Ag 20, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Le Forgee, Black & Samuels, Deca- 
 tur, 111. 
 
 3954. PAUL VINCENT SCHAEFER 
 
 (Brother of No. 1415) 
 Bank Clerk; LL. B.; b. F 20, 1886, Carlyle, 
 111.; s. Philip (b. Jl 24, 1832, Hesse, Ger.) 
 and Elizabeth (Heil) Schaefer (b. Ap 22, 1841, 
 St. Louis). Prepared in Irishtown Sch.; 
 Catholic Parochial Sch.; Carlyle H. S. Loyola 
 (I"lub; Spaulding Guild; Varsity Baseball. Bank 
 (Tlerk and Asst. Cashier, Farmers' and Mer- 
 cliants' Bank, Carlyle, 111. Mem., K. of C. 
 Married Helen Berger, My 7, 1913. Carlyle, 
 111. Children: Dorothy Mary, b. Je 25, 1914; 
 John Philip, b. Je 15, 191 6; Paul Vincent, b. 
 D 21, 1917. Address. Carlyle, 111. 
 
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 3955. WILLIAM HENRY SCHULZKE 
 
 (Brother of No. 4406) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 9, 1885, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. J. William (b. My 8, 1855, 
 Saxony, Ger.) and Elizabeth G. (Miller) 
 Schutzke (b. My 24, 1856, Springfield, 111.). 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Scabbard and Rlade; Shield and Tri- 
 dent; Pres., Arch. Club; Maj., Univ. Regt. 
 Draftsman, J. M. \\'hite, Supervising Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1909; Draftsman and Supt., IT. W. 
 Whitsitt, 1910-14; Whitsitt and Schulzke, Arclii- 
 tects, Moline, 111., 1914 — . In charge. Pack- 
 ing and Boxmg Signal Corps Material, Ship- 
 ment of Airplanes and i\irplane Engines to 
 France; Capt., Air Service, liur. Aircraft Pro- 
 duction. Mem., Molinc Cml. Club; Rock 
 Island Club; Rotary Club, Moline; A. I. A. 
 Married Florence McCandless, O 7, 1914, Rock 
 Island. Children: Marian, b. .\g 15, 1915; 
 William licnry, Jr., b. Jl 5, 1917. Address, 
 Whitsitt & Schulzke, Architects, Peoples Bank 
 Bldg., Moline, 111. 
 
 3956. RAMON SCHUMACHER 
 (Brother of No. 3170) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 4, 1887, St. 
 Joseph, Mo.; s. Cms (b. N 9, 1854, Kalten 
 Kirche, Schlcsvig Holstein, Ger.) and Wilhel- 
 mina (Hanssen) Schumacher (b. Mr 9, i85(), 
 Davenport, la.). Prepared in St. Joseph, 
 (Mo.) II. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Arch. 
 Club; Prelim, and Final Honors. Architect, 
 Henry Hoit, Kansas City, Mo., 1 909-1 j; Travel, 
 Europe, Studying Arch, of Eng., France and 
 Italy, 191 2; Trowbridge and Livingston, Archs. 
 New York City, 1912-15; Pvt. Practice, Kansas 
 City, Mo., 191 5 — . Address, 3212 Bellefon- 
 taine, Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., 216 Scarritt 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 3957. FLORENCE ANTOINETTE 
 
 SCHWARZKOFF (DONAIIO) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3349) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. St. Louis; d. Henry G. 
 
 (b. Berlin, Ger.) and Florence Adelia (Miller) 
 
 Schwarzkoft' (b. Newark, N. L). Prepared 
 
 in Toneka, Kan., H. S.; Hyde Park II. S., 
 
 Chicago. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Yo Ma. 
 
 Teacher, Des Moines 11. S. Mem., Kappa 
 
 Alumni Club; Daughters of King; la. St. 
 
 Teachers' .\ssn.; la. St. Home Econ. Assn. 
 
 Married Earl Willoughby Donaho ('08), O 12. 
 
 1912, Chicago. Address, 6100 Kenwood Ave., 
 
 Chicago. 
 
 3958. BERENICE SCOGGIN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 21, 1887, 
 Millington, III.; d. Charles Matson (b. S 18, 
 1845, Cleaves, O.) and Irene (Finnic) Scoggin 
 (b. 'S 10, 1848, Millington, 111.). Prepared in 
 Wheaton Acad.; N. W. Univ., 1905-6. Chi 
 Omega. Teacher, Piano, 111., igog-io; do., 
 Millington, 111., 1910-11. Address, Millington, 
 111. 
 
 3959. ESSIE MAY SEED (ROGERS) 
 
 (Wife of Gs72) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. S 2y, 1885, Belmont, 111.; 
 d. George Andrew (b. O 12, 1852, Bridgeport, 
 111.) and Mary Frances (Plotner) Seed (b. My 
 17, i860, Bible Grove, 111.). Prepared in 
 Sparta and Ilutsonville H. Schs. ; 111. St. 
 Norm. Ihiiv., 1903-6. Final Honors. Mar- 
 ried Jerome Stanley Rogers (g'09), A^ 30, 
 191 1, Forest Home, Newaygo. Mich. Child, 
 Frances Parker, b. F 12, 1917. Address, Mor- 
 ganton, N. C. 
 
 3960. JOHN GORDON SEELY 
 (Brother of No. 1269) 
 
 Organist and Choir Master; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. S 10, 1882, Las Vegas, N. Mex. ; s. Thomas 
 Jennings (b. Ag 16, 1848, Chester, N. Y.) 
 and Anzolette E. (Teller) Seely (b. Jl 13, 
 1852, Fonda, N. Y.). Prepared in Oswego 
 and E. Aurora H. Schs. Grad. in Mus., N. W. 
 
 Univ., 1905. Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Zeta; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Agr. Club; Prelim. 
 Honors; Accompanist of Glee Club. Organist, 
 Presby. Church, Champaign; do,. Champaign 
 and Urbana Hebrew Congr. ; do., Presby. 
 Church, Aurora, 111.; Organist and Choirmaster, 
 St. Paul Episcopal Church, .\kron, O., 1914 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Assoc. Mem., Am. Guild 
 of Organists. Address, 109 N. Union St., 
 Akron, O. 
 
 3961. ALICE FAYE SEILER (LONG) 
 
 (Husband of No. 3455) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 27, 1881, Shawnee, 
 O.; d. Albert Pierce (b. Ag 3, 1848, Bloom- 
 field, Pa.) and Alice Elizabeth (Carpenter) 
 Seiler (b. N 10, 1854, Newville, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Mansfield (O.) H. S.; O. Wesleyan 
 Univ. .Methenai; 11. Sc. Club; Y. W. C. A., 
 Treas. and Mem. .-\dv. Bd. ; Kappa .Alpha 
 Theta. Substitute Teacher, Pub. Sch., Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1909-10; Organized four yrs. 
 course of H. Sc, Placer, Co. H. S., Auburn, 
 Calif.; Teacher, do., 1910; Pub. Schs., Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1910-14. Bur. Engraving, Civ. 
 Service, 1905-07; Census Bur. Civ. Service, 
 summer, 1910. Auth. : Article, ///. Agr., F 
 1 910. Mem., .'\m. Home Econ. Assn.; Home 
 Econ. Assn., Wash., D. C. ; Alumni Assn., 
 Univ. of 111.; O. E. S.; Kochov Co. Chm., 
 Food Conservation, St. Council of Defense; 
 Sec Women's Club, .Amboy, 111., 1917-18; 
 Congr. Church. Married Joseph Ayres Long 
 ('08), .\p 22, 1914, Washington, D. C. Ad- 
 dress, R. I, Sublette, 111. 
 
 3962. ROBERT ROSS SEYMOUR 
 (Brother of Nos. 2239, 3963) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 24, 1888, 
 Thomasboro, 111.; s. William Reynold (b. O 
 10, 1S48, Newark, do.) and .Mice Florence 
 (Case) Seymour (b. My 4, 1856, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Agr. Club. St. Soil 
 Sur., 1909; Farmer, Henning, 111., 1909-12; do.. 
 North Bend, Neb., 1912 — . Address, North 
 Bend, Neb. 
 
 3963. WALTER ALFRED SEYMOUR 
 (Brother of Nos. 2239, 3962) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 4, 1886, near 
 Thomasboro, HI.; s. William Reynold (b. O 
 10, 1848, Newark, 111.) and Alice Florence 
 (Case) Seymour (b. My 4, 1856, Newark, 111.). 
 Prepared in LIniv. .\cad. Agr. Club. Farmer, 
 1910-11; do., North Bend, Neb., 1912-18; do., 
 St. Helena Parrish La., 1918 — . Address, 
 Gloster, Miss. 
 
 3964. (3UY RAY SHAW 
 Gen. Contr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 30, 1886, 
 Maquoketa, la.; s. A. F. (b. My 2, 1850, do.) 
 and Isadore (Ray) Shaw (b. Ja 8, 1854, White- 
 side Co., 111.). Prepared in Vinton, la., H. 
 S.; Univ. of la., 1905-6. Contracting Engr.. 
 Cook Constr. Co., Gen. Contrs., Des Moines, 
 1909-14; Special Representative, James B. Clow 
 & .Sons, Chicago, Des Moines, 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Erma Runyon, S 12, 1916, Des Moines. 
 Address, 2827 Ingersoll Ave., Des Moines. 
 
 3965. EDITH OLGA SHIVELY (WEGENG) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 5, 1887; Ivesdale, 
 III.; d. Daniel Webster (b. Ja 6, 1858, Bowling 
 Green, O.) and Minerva Katherine (Watts) 
 Shively (b. F 26, 1857, Somerset, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. .S. Delta Gamma; Y. 
 W. C. A. Married Philip Joseph Wegeng, S 
 27, 191 1, Mahomet, 111. Address, 807 W. 
 Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 
 3966. FRANK KAY SHRADER 
 Bond Business; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. 
 My 24, 1S86, Bushnell, 111. Prepared in Knox- 
 ville, H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 Special Honors; Final Honors. Address, c/o 
 Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago. 
 
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 3967. HAROLD HOYT SIMMONS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 14, 1888, 
 St. Joseph, 111.; s. Albert N. (b. 1) J2, 185.S, 
 Jersey Co, 111.) and Etta R. (Hoyt) Simmons 
 (b. D 18, 1858, Crawford Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Blue Mound II. S.; James Millikin Univ. 
 Acad. Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club. 
 lUis. Mgr. and Ry. Maintenance Engr. Auth. : 
 Railway Signal Dictionary. Married Charlotte 
 (Jottsciialk, Je 10, 1913, Chicago. Child, Shell)y 
 Warren, b. O 22, 1914. Address, 5328 Ellis 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3968. FRED S. SIMMS 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 8, 1882, 
 Mt. Clemens, Mich.; s. J. W. (b. Cady, Mich.) 
 and Katherine (.Shepard) Simms (b. Mt. Cle- 
 mens, Mich.). Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst. 
 Iris; Y. M. C. A. With Allis-Chambers Co., 
 Cincinnati; Elec. Engr., Avery Co., Peoria. 
 111. Nat. Guard Co. G, 5th Regt. Mem., Illini 
 Club, Peoria. Married Laura E. Geach, S 12, 
 191 1, Peoria, 111. Address, 118 Pennsylvania 
 Ave., Peoria.t 
 
 3969. FRANCIS MARION SIMPSON 
 
 (Husband of No. 5015) 
 With Am. Live Stock and Loan Co.; B. S. 
 in Agr. ; b. Ap 26, 1887, Vienna, III.; s. Fran- 
 cis Marion (b. Ja 23, 1838, do.) and Margaret 
 Ann (Beal) Simpson (b. Mr 11, 1849, Clarion 
 ('o.. Pa.). Prepared in Vienna H. S. Phi 
 Kappa Psi; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Shield and Trident; Alpha Gamma Rho; Var- 
 sity Club; Egyptian Club; Lt. Col., Univ. Regt. 
 Dairy Farming, Vienna, 111., 1909-11; Asst. in 
 Agr. Ext., Univ. of 111., 19H-13; Instr. in 
 An. Husb., Univ. of 111,. 1913-14; Specialist 
 Marketing Live Stock and Meats, U. S. Bur. 
 of Markets, 1914-18; Am. Live Stock and Loan 
 Co., 1918 — . City Alderman; Sec, Farmers' 
 Inst.; 4th Regt. Staff, 111. Nat. Guard. Served 
 on Mex. border, 19 16. Auth.: The Meat Sit- 
 uation in the U. S., U. S. Dept. Agr. Bui. 
 Various articles on production and maintenance 
 of live stock and rr<eats. Country Gentle- 
 man and Breeders' Gazette. Married Mayme 
 A. Baldwin ('12), O 26, 1915, Rockford, 111. 
 Address, 819 17th St., Denver. 
 
 3970. THOMAS PATRICK SINNETT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 17, 1880, 
 
 Hopedale, 111.; s. Michael (b. Ireland) and 
 Johanna (Conway) Sinnett (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Address, 703 23rd St., Rock Island, 111. 
 
 3971. POMEROY SINNOCK 
 Purchasing Agt.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 28, 
 1886, Quincy, 111.; s. James William (b. O 
 1857, Payson, 111.) and Fannie Mayo (Nichols) 
 Sinnock (b. Griggsville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Quincy H. S. Sigma Chi; Phoenix; All- 
 Western Football, 1906-9. With I. T. S., 1910- 
 11; Salesman. 1910-11; Mfr., 1911-12; with 
 Des Moines Elec. Co., 1912-13; with Elec. 
 Wheel Co., Quincy, 111., 1913-14; with 111. St. 
 Highway Comn., 1914-15; with Grant Smith & 
 Co., Seattle, and Vancouver B. C, 1916-17; 
 Purchasing Agt., Grant Smith Porter Ship Co., 
 Portland, Ore., 1918 — . Married Frances Mau- 
 rice Obear, Je 22, 19 10, St. Louis. Child, Pome- 
 roy, Jr., b. Ap 6, igii. Address, c/o Grant 
 Smith Poiter Co., Portland, Ore. 
 
 3972. ELIZABETH SMITH 
 Instructor; B. L. S.; b. N 3, iSCj', Water- 
 town, N. Y.; d. David P. (b. O 17, 1824, 
 Champion, N. Y.) and Viola E. (Rudd) Smith 
 (b. D 6, 1829, do.). Prepared in Maquoketa 
 (la.) H. S.; Chicago Norm. Sch., 1891-93; 
 Oberlin Coll., 1883-85. Cataloger, Springfield 
 Museum of Nat. Hist., 1909; Inst., Lib. Econ., 
 Syracuse LTniv. Address, 782 Ostrom Ave., 
 Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 3973. TIIEODOR.E MEADE SMITH 
 
 B. S. in A^r.; b. F 15, 1885, Auburn, III.; 
 s. J. Frank Smith. Prepared in Auburn H. 
 S. Address, Auburn, Ul.t 
 
 3974. FERDINAND PETER SNIDER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 14, 1883, Charleston, 
 
 111.; s. John Henry (b. 1862, Cincinnati) and 
 France (Hildretli) Snider (b. 1862, Palmyra, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Charleston II. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Sigma Nu; Phi Delta Phi; Yoxan; 
 .Shield and Trident; Ku Klux; Jr. Prom. Com. 
 Ins., Champaign, 1909; U. S. Indian Agency, 
 Muskogee, Okla., 1909-10; Clerk, Quarry 
 Office and Special R. R. Mail Service, Has- 
 kell, Okla., 1910; Lawyer, Muskogee, Okla., 
 1911-15; Lawyer and Oil Producer, 1916 — . 
 Mem., Muskogee Bar Assn.; Am. Bar Assn.; 
 B. P. O. E. ; Scottish Rite Mason; Presby. 
 Church. Married Florence Purtill, O 17, 
 1912, Mattoon, 111. Children: Mary Adelaide, 
 b. Mr 12, 1916; Ferdinand Purtill, b. S 13, 
 1917. Address, 119 N. 17th St., Muskogee, 
 Okla; bus. add.. Room 11, Severs Block, do. 
 
 3975. HELEN ANDERSON SOUTHGATE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Woodstock, Vt.; 
 d. Robert Swan (b. Ag 7, 1835, Ipswich, Mass.) 
 and Caroline Louisa (Anderson) Southgate 
 (b. Ja 16, 1837, Keene, N. H.). Prepared in 
 Woodstock II. S.; Ypsilanti, Mich., 1892-4; 
 DeKalb, 111., summer, 1902. Teacher, Michi- 
 gan City II. S., 1909-10; Ferry Hall, Lake 
 I'orest, 111., 1910-12. Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc; 
 Woman's Study Club. Address, 218 W. 6th 
 St., Michigan (I^ity, Ind. 
 
 3976. JOE DARE SOUTHWICK 
 Advertiser; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 23, 1885, 
 Flora, 111.; s. I. H. Southwick. Prepared in 
 Flora H. S. Chi Psi; Illini Staff; Dope-Sheet; 
 Scribblers. Advertising Bus. Address, Evans- 
 ville, Ind. 
 
 3977. RAY CARLISLE SPARKS 
 Owner, Auto Supply Co.; A. B. in L. & 
 A.; LL. B.; b. F 19, 1886, Bushnell, 111.; s. 
 Thomas Jefferson (b. Ag 16, 1843, Colfax, 
 Ind.) and Agnes Sophia (Batton) Sparks (b. 
 Ja 12, 1850, Wheeling, W. Va.). Prepared 
 in Bushnell and Macomb II. Schs.; West. 
 Norm. Sch. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Helmet; Fuller Moot Court; Class Football. 
 Owner, Herrick Auto Supply Co., Champaign, 
 Bloomington, 111. Married Helen Lindsey, Je 
 7, 1913, Topeka, Kan. Address, 102 N. Willis 
 Ave., Champaign, 
 
 3978. IRWIN SHERWOOD SPRECHER 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 25, 1874, Mt. Morris, 
 111.; s. George .Sprccher. Prepared in Zion 
 City Coll. Address, Zion City, 111. 
 
 3979. OTTO CHARLES STANGER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 16, 1882, 
 Centralia, 111.; s. Rev. G. H. (b. Bisrampur, 
 East India) and E. G. (Vehe) Stanger (b. 
 Palatine, 111.). Prepared in Calumet II. S.. 
 Chicago. Alpha Chi Sigma; Philomathean; 
 Chem. Club. With F. J. Lewis & Co., Chicago, 
 1909; Asst. Chief Chem., Armour & (^o.. Soap 
 & Glue Works, do., 1909 — • Married Bess 
 Yetter, Jl 17, 1915, Chicago. Address, 6129 
 Indiana Ave., Chicago. 
 
 3980. MAE KNIGHT STEELE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 18, 1882, 
 I'.loomington, 111.; d. William Johnston (b. Je 
 15, 1852, Fayette Co., Pa.) and Wealthy Annie 
 (.Strickland) Steele (b. Jl 24, 1855, I'.atavia, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S. 
 A B, 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1904- Alethenai 
 Sec- Y. W. C. A. cabinet. Prin., Jefferson 
 Park II S., El Paso, 111., 1909-10; United 
 El Paso II. S., igio-ii; Mgr., Text Book Lib., 
 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1918; Teacher, Univ. 
 H. S., 1918 — . Address, 205 Leland St., 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
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 3981. MILTON FREDERICK STEIN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. D 17, 
 1885, Chicago; s. Maximilian (b. Ger.) and 
 Elvira (Gound) Stein (b. Ger.). Prepared in 
 Englewood II. S., Chicago. Sigma Xi; Prelim., 
 Final and Special Honors. Asst. Engr., Ches- 
 ter & Fleming, Pittsburgh, 1909-13; do. City 
 of Cleveland, Cleveland, 1914-16; San. Engr., 
 Hering & Ciregory, New York City, 1917; 
 Engr. of Design, San. Div., City of Cleveland, 
 1918. Auth.: Water Purification Plants and 
 Their Operation, John Wiley, New York, 191 5; 
 Colloids in Water and Sewage Purification, 
 Engng. Kec, My 1914; Prelim. Work on 
 Cleveland Filtration Project, Engng. 6- Contr., 
 My, 1914; E.xperimental Filter Plant at Cleve- 
 land, Municipal Engng., Je 1914; Motor- 
 Driven Centrifugal Pumps, do., S 1914;. How 
 Filtration Plants Operate, American City, S 
 1 91 5; Making the B. Coli Test Tell More, 
 Engng. Nczvs, My 191 7; Getting the Most Out 
 of Coal, Textile World, Jl 1917- Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Address. 618 City Hall, Cleve- 
 land. 
 
 3982. HAROLD WILSON STEWART 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 3, 1886, 
 Hebron, 111.; s. Richard Henry (b. D 25, 1862, 
 do.) and Mary Addie Stewart (b. D i. i863> 
 Walworth, Wis.). Prepared in Hebron H. S. 
 Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Final 
 Honors; Glee and Mandolin Clubs. Assoc, 
 Soil Survey, Univ. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 1909-15; Asst. Prof., Soils, Univ. ot Wis., 
 19 1 5—. Mem., Am. Soc. of Agron. ; Presby. 
 Church. Married Margery Nichols, D 28 
 1910, Lake Geneva, Wis. Children: Richard 
 Henery, b. Ap 14- t9M; Wilson Nichols, b. 
 D 7, 1917. Address, 2010 Monroe St., Madi- 
 son, Wis. 
 
 3983. JAMES SAMUEL STEWART 
 (Brother of No. 1598) 
 Farmer; b. F 22, 1887, Kewanee, 111.; s. 
 Samuel Parrish (b. 1846, do.,) and Nancy 
 Jane (Robson) Stewart (b. 1850, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Toulon H. S. and Acad. Draftsman, 
 1909-11; Cost-keeping and Drafting, 1911-1-^; 
 Farming, 191 2—. Married Ruby F. Scott, 
 Ja 6, 191 2. Children: Mary, b. N 12, 1912; 
 Irene, b. N 4, 1914. Address, Scranton, la. 
 
 3984. CORNELIUS STOCKER 
 
 Mgr., Milk Condensing Co.; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. O 8, 1885. Highland, III.; s. Augustus (b. 
 Ag 20 1857, do.) and Minnie (Branger) 
 Stocker (b. Mr 5, 1857, do). Prepared in 
 Highland and Greenville H. Schs.; Univ. 
 Acad. Farmer, 1909; Mgr., herd Holstein, 
 Streator, 1909-10; Mgr., Farm, Highland, 
 1910-11; in charge Cow Testing Assn.. Univ. 
 of 111, 1911-13; Farm Advisor, Helvetia Milk 
 Cond. Co., Lamar, Colo., 1913-17; Mgr do., 
 iqiy—. Married Stella Irene Stocker, S 22, 
 1 91 5, Highland, 111. Address, 109 N. 50th St., 
 Lamar, Colo.; bus. add.. Box No. 22, do. 
 
 3985. JOHN PHILEMON STOUT 
 (Husband of No. 4428; Brother of No. 4923) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 21, 1887, 
 Cotton Hill, 111.; s. Joab Philemon (b. Ap 3. 
 i860, do.) and Ida Frank (Sawin) Stout (b. 
 Ag 14, 1863, Lo.xa, 111.). Prepared in Spring- 
 field H. S. Chi Beta; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Agr. Club; Maj., Univ Regt., 
 Prelim and Final Honors. Farmer, Glenarm, 
 1910-13; Chatham, 1913—- Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Villa Mae Sprague ('10), S 10, 191 3, 
 loliet, 111. Children: R. Philemon, b. Je 5. 1916; 
 Elizabeth Frank, b. D 18, 1917- Address. 
 Chatham, 111. 
 
 3986. CLARA MARIE STRA.UCH 
 (Sister of Nos. 2831, 3566, 3987, 5444) 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Chadwick, 
 111.; d. A. A. (b. Ja i, 1854, Ger.) and Mar- 
 garet (Queckborner) Strauch (b. F 8, 1856, 
 111.). Prepared in Chadwick H. S.; Cornell 
 Coll. Prep. Dept.; Frances Shimer Acad.; Grad. 
 Stud., Sch. of Dom. Arts and Sc, Chicago, 
 1914; Athenean; Achoth. Teacher, H. Econ., 
 II. S., Murphysboro, 111., 1 909-11; do., Joliet, 
 111., 1911-12; do.. Alberta, 111., 1912-14; Mgr. 
 I'niv. Cafeteria, Univ. of N. Dak., 1914-15; 
 Dining Room Instr., Glenwood Man. Tr. Sch., 
 1916-17. Address, 541 W. Missouri St., El 
 Paso, Tex. 
 
 39S7. HILDA LOUISE STRAUCH 
 (Sister of Nos. 2831, 3566, 3986, 5444) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 7, 1888, 
 Chadwick, III.; d. .\. A. (b. Ja i, 1854, Ger.) 
 and Margaret (Queckborner) Strauch (b. F 8, 
 1856, 111.). Prepared in Chadwick H. S. 
 Athenean; Phi Delta Psi; II. Sc. Club. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Carrington, N. Dak., 1909-10; 
 do.. Central H. S., Minneapolis, 191 1 — . Ad- 
 dress, 3341 2nd Ave., South Minneapolis. 
 
 3988. ALBERT PAUL STREFF 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 9, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. Paul A. (b. Ap 17, 1853, Port 
 Washington, Wis.) and Celestine A. (Wetzel) 
 Streff (b. Mr 12, 1853, Alsace-Lorraine, 
 France). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Theta Delta Chi. Const. Supt., Swift 
 & Co., Montevideo, Uruguay, 1911-13; Chief 
 Engr. of Const.; do., La Plata, Argentina, 1913- 
 16; Struct. Engr. do., Chicago, 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Mary Esther Kelly, Je 2, 191 7, Chicago. 
 Address, 6560 Winthrop Ave., (Chicago; bus. 
 add.. Swift & Co., Union Stock Yards, do. 
 
 39S9. OSCAR JOSE SUMAY 
 (Brother of No. 4443) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 30, 1882, 
 Chascomus, Argentina; s. Jose Faustino (b. 
 Galicia, Spain) and Ermilia (San Marting) 
 Sumay, (b. Chascomus, Argentina). Prepared 
 in Sch. of Mech. Apprentices. Cosmopolitan 
 Club; Spanish Literary Club. Argentine Re- 
 public Navy Yards, 1901-3; Electn., La Ar- 
 gentine Republic's Navy, 1903-5; Asst. Supt., 
 West. Ry. Telegraph, Argentina, 1909-14; Asst. 
 Engr., Mains and Substations, West. Ry., do., 
 1914 — . Mem., Y. M. C. A.; Am. Church of 
 Buenos Aires. Married Iva Mirthle Miller, 
 Je 28, 1911, Champaign. Children: Iva Julia, 
 b. Ja 23, 1913; Edith Mirthle, b. Ap 20, 1916. 
 Address, Ramos Mejia, F. C. O.. Argentine 
 Republic. 
 
 3990. WILLIAM CLAUDE SWETT 
 
 Designer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 3, 1883, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Albert R. (b. Belfast, Me.) and 
 Francis Elizabeth (Childs) Swett (b. Spring- 
 field, Mass.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. In- 
 struinentman. Standard Steel Car Co., 1909; 
 Rodman, C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1909; Drafts- 
 man, O. S. L. R. R., 1910;^ Asst. Engr., do., 
 1910-16; Designer, Kansas City Terminal Ry., 
 1916; do., C. & N. W. Ry. 1916; do., Chicago 
 Union Sta. Co., 1916-18. Married Clara Louise 
 Kaufman, Je 19, 1912, Kansas City, Mo. Ad- 
 dress, 1904 Ainsiie St., Chicago. 
 
 3991. ELIZABETH ANDREWS SWIFT 
 Editor; A. B. in L. & A. Asst. Ed., Engng. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111.; Ed., 111. St. Dept. of 
 Factory Inspection. Address, 5021 Prairie Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 3992. CHARLES LEE SWISHER 
 
 (Brother of No. 4447) 
 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 27, 1880, 
 
 Watseka, 111.; s. William H. (b. Ja 10, 1838, 
 
 Williamsport, Ind.) and Nancy Jane (Evans) 
 
 Swisher (b. S 4, 1846, West Lebanon, Ind.). 
 
1909] 
 
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 363 
 
 Prepared in Univ. iVcad. ; Grand Prairie Sam., 
 Onargo. M. S., Univ. of Mich., 1913. Ph. D., 
 Cornell Univ., 1917. Ionian; Iris Club; Sigma 
 Xi; Special Honors in Physics. Jnstr., Phys., 
 Ca. Tech., Atlanta, Ga., 1909-10; do., Griiineil 
 Coll., Grinnell, la., 1910-13; Instr. and Grad. 
 Stud., Cornell Univ., 1913-16; Prof., Phys., 
 St. Sch. of Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak., 1916 — . 
 Instr., Radio Work, S. A. T. C, St. Norm. 
 Sch. of Mines, Rapid City, S. D. Auth. : 
 (with Prof. F. Bedell and R. Brown) 
 Distortion Factors, A. I. E. E. Proc, Je 1915; 
 S[)ecific Resistance and Thermo-electric Power 
 of Metallic Calcium, Physical Review, Ser. 2, 
 Vol. 10, 191 7. Mem., Am. Phys. Soc. ; St. la. 
 Teachers' Assn. Married Jessie Sibbitt, Ag 
 30, 1910, Hoopeston, 111. Children: Forest My- 
 ron, b. Ap 14, 1913; Flora Ruth, b. O 22, IQ17. 
 Address, Wellington, 111.; bus. add.. State Sch. 
 of Mines, Dept. of Physics, Rapid City, S. Dak. 
 
 3993. RATHINDRA NATII TAGORE 
 Agr. Expert; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 28, 1888, 
 Calcutta, India; s. Rabindra Nath (b. My 6, 
 1850, do.) and Mrihalini (Devi) Tagore (b. 
 1870, Khulna, India). Prepared in Brahma- 
 Vidyalay, Bolpur; Univ. Calcutta. Agr. Club. 
 Mgr. and Agr. E.xpert of landed estates, India; 
 Dir., Brahma-Vidvalay Inst. Mem.j Literary 
 Soc, Bengal. Married Protima Devi, Ja 1910, 
 Calcutta. Address, 6 D. N. Tagore's Lane, 
 Jorasanko, Calcutta, India. t 
 
 3994- KENNETH HAMMET TALBOT 
 
 (Son of Nos. 271, 29s; Brother of Nos. 5451. 
 9432) 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 7, 1887, 
 Champaign; s. Arthur Newell ('81) (b. N 21, 
 i8=;7, Courtland, 111.) and Virginia Mann 
 (Hammet) Talbot ('81) _, (b. Mr 6, i860, 
 Camargo, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Sig- 
 ma Xi; Scabbard and Blade; C. E. Club; Capt., 
 L'niv. Regt. ; Chm. Jr. Smoker Com. Rodman, 
 C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1909-11; Timekeeper, 
 James O. Heyworth, 191 1; Asst. Engr., Univ- 
 sal Portland Cement Co.. 1911-14; Div. Engr., 
 Promotion Bur., do., 1914-18; Constructing 
 Warehouses for Govt., New Cumberland, Pa.. 
 191S — . Auth.: Concrete Warehouses — . Pre- 
 sented before Nat. Warehousemen's Assn.. 
 Chicago, D 8, 191 1. Mem., Oak Park Y. M. 
 C. A.; mini Club of Chicago; Jr. Mem., A. 
 S. C. E. ; Am. Concrete Inst.; Engrs. Soc. 
 West. Pa.; Pittsburgh Ath. Assn.;_ Baptist 
 Church. Married Gertrude Louise Phillips, Ag 
 18, 1914, Elgin, HI. Children: William Phil 
 lips, b. Je 7, lois; \'irginia, b. My 12, ioi8. 
 Address, 1511 Hillsdale Ave., Dormont, Pitts- 
 burgh; bus. add., 524 Prick Bldg., do. 
 
 3995. SADAKICHI TANIYAMA 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O s, 1884, 
 Okayam.a, Japan; s. Kisoji (b. N 10, 1845, 
 do.) and Ryo Taniyama (b. Ag 12, 1S52). 
 Prepared in Univ. of Colo., 1906. Married 
 Miyoko Taniyama, Ap 12, 191 1, Okayama, 
 Japan. Children: Misao, b. Mr 28, 1912; 
 Toshio, b. Ja 26, 191 7. Address, 138 Higashi 
 Suma, Mukogun Hyogoken, Japan; bus. add.. 
 99 Kitamachi, Kobe, do. 
 
 3996. ETHEL NICHOLS TAYLOR 
 (HIGGINS) 
 Missionary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 16, 
 1883, Bellmont, 111.; d. Josiah E. (b. Ja i, 
 1851, Olney, 111.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Cot- 
 tereli) Taylor (b. Jl 3, 1854). Prepared in 
 Olney H. S. Glee Club. Teaching; Mission- 
 ary, Songdo, Korea. Married Daniel Frank- 
 lin Iliggins, Je i6. 1910, Claremont, 111. 
 Child. Mary Elizabeth, b. Ap 2, 191 1. Address, 
 Am. Legation, Peking, China. t 
 
 3997. OTTO SAMUEL THAL 
 (Brother of Nos. 3574, 8001) 
 ..A. B in L. & A.; b. F 20, 1885, Carlyle, 
 111.; s. John (b. 1848, Petrograd, Russia) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Wulfman) Thai (b. 1858. 
 Breese, 111. Prepared in Concordia Coll. Ad- 
 dress 507 S. 6th St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 Manhatten, Nev. 
 
 3998. CHARLES MANFRED THOMPSON 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., loio; 
 
 b N 10, 1877. Fairfield, 111.; s. Elisha Penny 
 •^n- 1836, Preble Co., O.) and Margaret Ross 
 ilaberj Thompson (b. 1834, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Fairfield H. S.; Hayward Coll., 1895-7; 
 Austin Coll., 1903. Ph. D., Harvard, 191 1. 
 .Adelphic; Beta Phi; Kappa Delta Pi. Instr, 
 Univ. Acad., 1909-10; Asst., Hist., Univ. of 
 111., 1911-12; Asst., Econ., do., 1912-13; Instr., 
 do., 1913-14; Assoc, do., 1914-16; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 1916-17; Assoc. Prof., do., 1917— . Corp. 
 Co. E., 9th Regt., 111. Voluntary Inf., 1898-99; 
 .Served in Cuba. Auth.: (With Evarts B. 
 Greene) Governor's Letter Books, Vol. VII, of 
 111. Hist. Collections; A. Study of the Adminis- 
 tration of Governor Thomas Ford; Preliminary 
 Report on the Lincoln Way; Final Report on 
 the.Lmtoln Way; The 111. Whigs before 1846; 
 (With E. L. Bogart) Readings in the Economic 
 History of the U. S.; Hist, of the U. S.; Hist 
 of 111.; The Democratic State (With E L 
 Bogart) Vol. IV of 111. Centennial Hist.; 
 Principles of Econ. Monetary System of Nou- 
 velle France, Jour, of the III. St. Hist. Soc; 
 An Early Character Sketch of Abraham Lin- 
 coln, do.; Early Election Machinery in 111., do.- 
 iMnding the Lincoln Way in 111., Unitv; The 
 Lincoln Way Investigation, ///. Mag. of Hist.; 
 Attitude of the Western Whigs toward the 
 Convention System. Proc. of the Miss. Valley 
 Hist. Assn.; Genesis of the W^hig Party in 111., 
 Transactions of the III. St. Hist. Soc. Mem., 
 Am. Hist. Assn., 1909; 111. St. Hist. Soc, 1909; 
 Miss. Valley Hi.st. Assn.; Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 Univ. Club. Married Ella May Brown. Jl 23, 
 1899, Fairfield, 111. Children: Charles Woody, 
 b. F 8, 1902; Joseph Manfred, b. Ja 20, 1914. 
 Address, 607 W. Elm St., Urbana. 
 
 3999. SAMUEL MATTHEW THOMPSON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; J. D., 191 1; b 
 
 My 5, 1887; s. John L. and Sarah Thompson. 
 Prepared m Harrisburg Tp. H. S. Theta Kap- 
 pa Nu; Delta Sigma Rho; Egyptian Club; 
 Scribblers; Philomathean; John Marshall Law 
 Club; Prehm. honors; Final honors; 111. -Neb. 
 debate, 1909. Atty. at Law. First Lt.. 373rd 
 Inf.. Camp Las Casas, Porto Rico. Address, 
 Harrisburg, Ill.f 
 
 4000. ANDREW THOMSON 
 Merchant; B. S. in Sc. ; b. Ap 12, 1886, Mon- 
 treal, Can.; s. Andrew (b. Ag 7, 1844, do.) 
 and Jessie (Urquhart) Thomson (b. F 12, 1852, 
 Glasgow, Scotland). Prepared in S. Chicago 
 H. S.; Armour Inst. Alpha Delta Phi; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; M. E. Soc; Class Football; 
 Baseball; Basketball. With Universal Port- 
 land Cement Co., 1909-10; Monarch Type- 
 writer Co., 1910-11; Pvt. Bus., 1911; Propri- 
 etor. Produce Store, Gary, Ind. Address, 2958 
 E. 8ist St., Chicago. 
 
 4001., PRESSON WAVERLY THOMSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 9. 1870, Knox Co., 
 III.; s. Bresson Wheeler (b. Je 24, 1832, Mar- 
 ion Co., O.) and Mary Susannah (Lapham) 
 Thomson (b. Ap 18, 1833. do.). Prepared in 
 Knox Coll., Acad. A. B. Knox Coll., 1897. 
 John Marshal! Law Club. Mem., Municipal 
 League, Los Angeles. Married Vera Margaret 
 Bradshaw, Je 1902. Children: Frederick 
 David, b. Je 1904; Robert Edward, b. Ja 1906. 
 Address, 828 Burck PI., Los Angeles; b%is. 
 add., 51: O. T. Johnson Bldg., rfo.f 
 
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 4002. EVERT IIOMKU TICE 
 Lawytr; LI.. B.; b. O 10, 1885, Grccnvicw, 
 111.; s. Homer J. (b. F s. '86-', Athens. 111.) 
 and Kmilie (VVarn.sinK) 'I'iee (b. Ja 27, i86j, 
 Grcenview, 111.). I'reparcd in Oreenview II. 
 S. Sigma .'\lpla Epsilon; I'hi Delta Phi; Theta 
 Kappa Nil. l.awyer, (Ireenview, 111. Married 
 Mary Arstell.i l'"ldred({e, S 7, igio, (ireenview, 
 111. ChihU Homer Whitney, b. My 5, 101 J. 
 Address, Greenview, Ill.t 
 
 4003. MABEf, li. TOBIAS (IIEITMAN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jc 26, 1886, I'eoria; .1 
 George F. (b. N 1854) "and Sophia (Menford) 
 Tobias (b. Mr 18, 1854). Prepared in Wasli- 
 iuglon H. S.; Carthage Coll., 1905-08. Y. W. 
 ('. A. Married Alfred (i. lleilman, Je 28, igii, 
 i'axtoii, 111. Address, 215, joth St., Sioux City, 
 la. 
 
 4004. C1.AR.\ BKl.r.E TOUZALIN (STONE) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. 1885, Chicago; d. .Anthony (b. 
 1818, Jamaiea) and Aliigail (Eaton) Tonzalin 
 (b. 1842, Tolland, Ctnui.). Prepareil in Hyde 
 Park and lohn Marsb.dl 11. Sebs., Cbieago; 
 Michigan City (liid.) 11. S.; Lewis Insl., 
 Chicago. Asst., John Crerar Lib., Cliieago, 
 1909-13. Married Porter lMlwar<ls .Stone, Je 
 i6, 1913. Address, 312 N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4005. CLINTON P. TROTTER 
 Contractor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 2, 1888, 
 Kansas, 111.; s. Cyrus N. (b. Je 19, i8jo, Mt. 
 Sidney, Va.) and Virginia f. (Bear) Trotter 
 (b. My 30, i8s2. Ml. ( lintoii, Va.). Prepared 
 in Kansas 11. S. Alplia Gamma Rho; Zela I'si; 
 Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. B.dl Com.; Sr. Memorial 
 Com. With Inlernat. Harvester Co., igoQ-ii; 
 A. M. Collins Mfg. Co., Philailel|>hia, i<)ii; la. 
 Homestead Co., igii-12. Address, San Iteiiilo, 
 Tex, 
 
 4006. TINPIT WEITSEN TH 
 Engineer; B, S. in Ry. C. E. ; b. Soocliow, 
 China. Prepareil in Nanyang Coll., Sliai, China; 
 Univ. of Cal., 1905-7. Cosmopolitan Club. 
 Transilman, Chicago; .\sst., do.. Kansas City, 
 Mo.; Asst. Engr., Shanghai, China. Address, 
 Box 912, Am. Postal Agency, Shanghai, China. t 
 41K.7. ALLISON LEE TULL 
 (Brother of No. 1605) 
 Dentist; A. B. in L. & A.; 1). 1). S., 191 2; 1). 
 S 25, 1888, l'\ariiier City, 111.; s. Nelson (b. 1) 
 10, 1837, ("larksbnrg, ().~l and Margaret ( kie- 
 men) Tiill (b. Ag 8, 1848, yellowl)ud, (/<>.). 
 Prepared in I'armer City II. S. Alpha Delia 
 Phi. Student Dentistry, Univ., i9o<)-i2. Mar- 
 ried Lois F. Lanktree, jl 15, 1913, E. Orange, 
 N. Y. Address, 6328 Kenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4008. ROSCOE TVGETT 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; (b. Tl 28, 1886, Williamson 
 Co., 111.) s. W. F. (h.'do.) and Alma Tygett 
 (b. Jackson Co., 111.). Prepared in S. 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Phi .Mpba Delta; ICgyptian Club; 
 John Marshall Law Club. Ally., Christoplier, 
 111. Married Iva Tygett, N i6, 1908, Newtmi, 
 III. Children: James Roscoc, b. My 31, 1909; 
 Katheriiie, b. N 1 i, 1910. Address. Cliris- 
 topber. 111. 
 
 .p.oo. JOSEPH IN'K \'AN DOKS'l'KN 
 (IIOLCH) 
 (Wife of No. 2125) 
 Prill. II. S.; A. B. in Sc; b. .\|i 5, 1880, 
 Three Rivers, Mich.; d. I'ranklin Homer (b. 
 .\p 9. 1855, Stark Co., O.) and Alice Celia 
 (Messenger) Van Dorslen (b. O 7, 1863, 'Poii- 
 togany, ().). Prepared in Frederick .Scb., 
 Poiitiac, Mich.; Oakland Co. Norm., do.; Hills- 
 dale Coll., Hillsdale. M(ich., 190.5-7. Prin., 
 IT. S., Sheldon, 1909-12; do., Libertyvillc, 
 1913-17; do., Elmhurst, 1917-18. Nieiii., 
 
 Pvlliian Sisters; 1). .\. R. Married iMcderick 
 Leidy llolch ("04"), D 25, 1909, Urbana. Child, 
 Samuel, b. Ag 19, 1915. Address, Elmhurst, 
 111. 
 
 4010. FOREST CLYDE VAN HOOK 
 (Husband of No. 5309) 
 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. D 3, 1886, Mt. 
 Pulaski, 111.; s. Uriah (b. Broadhead, Ky.) 
 ,111(1 I.ouvina (Copeland) Van Hook (b. Mt. 
 I'ulaski, 111.). Prepared in Mt. Pulaski 11. S. 
 i\l. 1)., N. W. Univ., 1913. Tan Lambda; 
 I'hoenix; Varsity Football, 1905-8; Capt., 1908; 
 Track Sipiad. Physician, Mt. Pulaski, 111., 
 1914 — . Married Marie Maude Miller ('12), 
 la I, i9i(), Lincoln, 111. Address, Ml. Pulaski, 
 "111. 
 
 4011. KATHKYN CRAIG VOORIIEES 
 (StJUIRES) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 13. 1887, Bushnell, 
 111.; d. James E. (b. An 5, 1800, Raritan, 111.) 
 and Ellen (Sinionson) Voorhees (b. Ja 26, 1858, 
 Canton, III. Prepared in Bushnell II. S. 
 .\cbotli; Prelim. Honors; Phi Beta Kappa. Latin 
 Teacher, II. S., Bushnell, 111., 1909-11. Mar- 
 ried Harry G. Sipiires, Tc 28, 191 1, Bushnell, 
 III. Children; Alargaret Kliene, b. 11 17, 1912; 
 llarrj; Rollins, b. My 3, 1915. Aditress, 822 S. 
 Illinois St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 4012. FRANK JONES VOSBURGII 
 .Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 23, 
 
 1886, Rochester N. Y.; s. William R. (b. S 
 5, 1854, Ovid, N. Y.) and Annie L. (Jones) 
 V'osbiirgb (b. Ag 16, i860, Oswego, N. Y.). 
 Prep.iretl in Oak Park H. S.; Univ. of Wis., 
 u)04-(>. Alpha Delta Phi; Class Football; 
 Baseball; Basketball; Varsity Football Squad; 
 X'arsity Swimming. Asst. Testing Engr., 
 Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co., Chicago, 1909- 
 10; Dept. Siipt., Nat. Lead Co., do., 1910-11; 
 Asst. Testing Wngr., Union (Carbide Co., 
 Niagara Falls, N. Y., 1911-12; Mgr., Am. 
 Oxbydric Co., Miil\i|auked, 1912-16; Engr., 
 Star Elec. Co., Niagara Isills, N. Y., 1916-17; 
 Snpt., Star Electrode Works, Nat. Carbon 
 Co., do., 191 7 — . Married Meda Dean, O a, 
 1913, Milwaukee. Children: Dean Richard- 
 s(ui, b. 1) 26, 1914 (died, Ja 14, 1917); Jean 
 Isabella, b. J a 4, 191 8. Address, 687 Chil- 
 ton Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y.; bus. add.. Star 
 Electrode Works, do. 
 
 4013. HARRY DWIGHT WAGGONER 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc, ; A. M., 1914; Ph. 
 
 I), ii)i6; b. F I, 1877, Godfrey, III.; s. Samuel 
 ( b. Knoxville, Tenn.) and Helen (Ferguson) 
 Waggoner (b. Godfrey, III.). Prepared in 111. 
 .St. Norm. Univ. Sigma Xi; Kappa Delta Pi. 
 .^sst., Bol., Univ. of III., 1913-16; Prof., Biol., 
 Macalister Coll., St. Paul, i9i()-i7; Instr., Biol., 
 West. 111. St. Norm., Macomb, 111., 1917 — ■• 
 Married Mabelle /Mice Denning, D 29, igo6. 
 Normal, 111. Child, Dorothy Louise, b. .An 
 21, 1912. .'\ddress. 335 S. Ecol Ave., Gale 
 Park, 111.; bus. add., Macomb, III. 
 
 4.u.|. ROBERT CHARLES WAGNER, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 7279) 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 17, i886, 
 Charleston, Mo.; s. Robert Charles 11. (b. 1858, 
 Chicago) and Mary A. (Brown") Wagner (b. 
 18(10, Champaign). Prepared in St. Mary's 11. 
 S., Texarkana, Ark. Triangle; Ionian; C. E. 
 Club, Pres.; Mgr., Terliiioprat'h Bd.; Spanlding 
 Guild. Contracting and I'uel, R. C. Wagner 
 \- Son; I'"ield Supl., Cbanute Aviation F«eld; 
 do., Camp Grant, Rockford; Contr., Transport 
 Service, U. S. Q. M. Hept., do. M.arried 
 Josephine Catherine Hughes, Jl 10, 1912, Cham- 
 paign. Address, 307 W. Springfield Ave., 
 Champaign. 
 
 4015. "JESSE JACOBSON WALLEDOM 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in C. E.'; b. F 22, 
 18S6, Chicago; s. John C. (b. Ap 29, 1857, 
 Scbleswig, Cvr.) and Maria Johanna (Moller) 
 Walledom (b. D 26, 1859, </"<>.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. II. S., Chicago. LL. B., John 
 
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 365 
 
 Marshall I-aw Sch., iQrs; Hus. Course, Alex- 
 ander Hamilton Inst., N. Y., 1917. C. E. Club; 
 Hrev. Capt., 111. Nat. Guard; Glee and Mandolin 
 Clul), igo6-g; Sigma Xi. Engr., Am. Bridge 
 ('o., lyoej-io; Asst. Resident Engr., McKinley 
 Bridge Co., St. Louis, igio-ii; Engr., Am. 
 Bridge Co., igii-i6; Contracting Dept., do., 
 igi6; Contracting Dept., do., 191 7 — . Ed.: The 
 Paper Book of Delta Theta Phi Law Frater- 
 nity. Jr. Mem., West. See. Engrs. ; Jr. Mem., 
 Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; Cluirch of 
 Christ Scientist; Delta Theta Phi; Chicago and 
 St. Louis mini Clubs. Married Ivillian Minna 
 Simon, N 24, igio, Chicago. Children: Ken- 
 neth J. R., b. N 5, 191 1 ; William Henry, b. Ap 
 24, 1 91 5 (died F 6, 1916); I-illian Marie, b. () 
 II, 1917. Died N 17, 1918, Chicago. 
 
 4016. WILLIAM JOSEPH WALSH 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 28, 1885, Gibson City, 
 
 la.; s. P. J. Walsh. Prepared in Monticelio 
 
 H. S. Address, c/o Mo. Pac. R. R., Pueblo, 
 Colo.t 
 
 4017. TIIERON LLOYD WARRICK 
 Student; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 30, 1886, Utica, 
 
 111.; s. Robert Moore (b. N 7, 1850, Beaver 
 Falls, Pa.) and Pruella Anna (Esmond) War- 
 rick (b. Ja 15, 1857, Utica, 111.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa 11. S.; Univ. Acad. Alpha Zeta; Agr. 
 Club. Traveling Expert, Collector and Sales- 
 man, Internat. Harvester Co., 1910; Farmer 
 and Contr., Rouleau, Sask.; Expert and Demon- 
 strator, Internat. Harvester t'o., Argentina, 
 Rep., 1910-1 1 ; Stud., Palmer Sch., Chiropractic, 
 Davenport, la. Mem., Unitarian (Jhurch. 
 Married Lena Maye French, Je 30, 1914, Mar- 
 seilles, 111. Address, Utica, 111. 
 
 4018. ROSA WAUGII (BROWER) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 8 1872, 
 Dahlgren, 111.; d. Louis K. (b. 1848, Gallipolis, 
 O.) and Martha Ellen (Zellers) Waugh (b. 
 1848, Zanesville, do.). Prepared in Union 
 Acad., Anna; H. S. Dept. of 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1890-4; Univ. of 
 Chicago, summers, 1890, 1904, 05, 06, 10, 11; 
 Univ. of Calif., 1913-1S, summers. Asst. in H. 
 S., Dixon, 111., 1894-7; Teacher in grades, Elgin, 
 111., i8g8; Prin. H. S.,^ New Harmony, Ind., 
 i8g8-i90o; do., 11. S., Cobden, 1901; Teacher, 
 Union Acad., 1902; Prin. H. S., Naperville, 
 1902-8; Teacher, Latin, H. S., Champaign, 
 1909-12; do., in IL S., Ilemet, Calif., 1912-16; 
 Teacher of Eng., Kern Co. Union II. S., Bakers- 
 field, Calif., 191 7 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married John Brower, Je 15, 1914, Button 
 Willow. Kern Co., Calif. Address, 924 C St., 
 Bakersfield, Calif. 
 
 4019. MAUD WEAVER (DORRIS) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 5, 1885, Harrisburg, 
 111.; d. Jacob (b. My 30, 1851, do.) and Susan 
 Martha (Blake) Weaver (b. Mr i, 1856, do.). 
 Prepared in Harrisburg Tp. II. S. Teacher, 
 1910-11; Shelbyville, 191 2-1 3; Mt. Carmel, 
 ■9i3''7; Salem, 1917-18. Mem., Y. W. C. A. 
 Nlarried Jonathan T. Dorris, Je 18, 1912, Har- 
 risburg, III. Children: Herbert Vincent, b. My 
 21, 1913 (died Mr 31, 1914); Donald Hugh, b. 
 D 19, 1914; Mary Esther, b. D 14, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Salem, III. 
 
 4020. JOHN FRANK WEISS 
 Inspector; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 15, 18S6, 
 Hinckley, 111.; s. John (b. My 15, 1854, Ger.) 
 and Mary (Ilartman) Weiss (b. Ap 25, 1861, 
 Hinckley, 111.). Prepared in Hinckley H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Material Insp., Burlington, R. R., 
 1909-10; Material Insp., Santa Fe R. R., 1910- 
 12; Employed, C. B. & Q. R. R. hdqtrs., St. 
 I^ouis, 191 2 — . Address, 277 Seminary Ave., 
 Aurora, 111. 
 
 4021. HARRY JOHN WERNSING 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 30, 1885, 
 Greenview, III.; s. Henry (b. Ap 21, 1859, 
 Badbergen, Ger.) and Anna (Marbold) Wern- 
 sing (b. Ag 22, 1861, Greenview, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Greenview II. S. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon; Yoxan; Shield and Trident; Football; 
 Sec, Soph, class; Jr. Cap Com. Cliief Clerk, 
 U. S. Bd. of Health, igog-i i ; Govt. Sur., 191 1; 
 Merchant, 2d Lt.. 1917; 1st Lt., Co. L., 341st 
 Inf., 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Married 
 Mabel C. Sisson, F 4, 19 15, Springfield, 111. 
 Address, Greenview, 111. 
 
 4022. FRED LOUIS WHAM 
 (Brother of Nos. .S494, 7300) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 15, 1884, Salem, III.; 
 s. II. B. (b. Mr 19, 1848, Marion Co., 111.) 
 and Nancy J. (Stoneciphcr) Wham (b. Je 18, 
 1856, do.). Prepared in So. 111. Norm. Univ. 
 Adeljihic; Egyptian; Phi Alpha Delta; Theta 
 Kappa Nu; John Marshall Law Club; Varsity 
 Football; All- Western Tackle, igo8. Atty. at 
 Law, Fayetteville, Ark., 1909-11; Asst. Solicitor 
 for Ark. for St. L. & F. R. R. Co., 1911-15; 
 Asst. Solicitor, U. S. Dept. of Agr., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 19 1 5-1 7; Mem., Law firm of Wham 
 & Wham, Centralia, 111., 1917 — . Mem., Elks; 
 A. F. A. M.; Presby. Church. Married Carrie 
 Clifton Hitch, Je 16, igog, Terre Haute, Ind. 
 (died Je 16, igi7). Child, Fred Louis, Jr., 
 b. Mr 14, igio. Address, Centralia, 111. 
 
 4023. BURT T. WHITE 
 (Brother of No. 3228) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 27, 1881, Long 
 View, HI.; s. Davison (b. N 15, 1842, West- 
 field, Ind.) and Virginia (Quick) White (b. 
 Ja 16, 1852). Prepared in Tuscola H. S.; 
 Mooney Acad., Murphrecsboro, Tenn. Agr. 
 Club. Farmer, Carmen, Okla. Clerk, Eagle 
 Chief Tp.; Pres., Carmen Auto Co. Married 
 Allie Cobb, D 22, 1912, Carmen, Okla. Child, 
 Mildred Lucile, b. D 27, 191 7. Address, Car- 
 men, Okla. 
 
 4024. FRANK M. WHITE 
 Editor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 21, 1885, Dewey, 
 111.; s. M. E. and Mary Josephine (Harless) 
 White. Prepared in Shelbyville IL S. ; Univ. 
 Acad. M. S., Univ. of Wis., 1916. Scabbard 
 and Blade; Agr. Club; Sigma Xi; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Asst. Prof., Agr. Engng., Univ. of Wis., 
 and Head of Engng. Dept., 1913-18; Engng. 
 Ed., Orange Judd Co., 1918 — . Auth.: Gen. 
 Purpose Barns, Rural Sewage Disposal Sys- 
 tems, Univ. of Wis. Bui. Mem., Madison Ro- 
 tary Club, 1917-18. Married, Moline, 111., 1913. 
 Child, Frank Marshall, Jr., b. Je 17, 1917. 
 .iddrcss. Orange Judd Co., Chicago. 
 
 4025. WARREN STEPHEN WILLIAMS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap i, 1886, 
 McLean, 111.; s. Robert Thomas and Annie 
 Elizabeth (Morley) Williams. Prepared in 
 Canton IT. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; Chem. Club. 
 Ceram. Chem., Bur. of Standards, Pittsburgh. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; Am. Ceram. Soc; A. F. A. 
 M. Married Helen Voss, D 16, 191 1, Kansas 
 City. Mo. Address, Bur. of Standards, Pitts- 
 burgh. 
 
 4026. MAUDE WILLIAMSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 3607, 6012) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F i, 1885, 
 Lodge, 111.; d. George E. (b. F 18, 1855, Day- 
 ton, (3.) and Flora E. (Chandler) Williamson 
 (b. Mr I, 1859, Weldon, HI.). Prepared in 
 Jackson H. S. ; Teacher, Dept. Household 
 Phys., Norm, and Indus. Coll., Milledgeville, 
 Ga. Sigma Kappa; Yo Ma; Illiola; Educ. 
 Club; Prelim. Honors. Instr., Math., Hardin 
 Coll., Mexico, Mo., igog-ii. Address, Palacios, 
 Tex. 
 
366 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 40J7. FREDERICK ALEXANDER WILSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 22, i886, Gibson City, 
 111.; s. A. F. Wilson. Prepared in Gibson City 
 H. S. Address, 312-15 Katz Bldg., San Ber- 
 nardino, Calif.t 
 
 402S. HUGH EDWARD WILSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 2\, 1886, Mason City, 
 111.; s. Cornelius Richard (b. Ag 23, 1858, 
 Green \'alley. 111.) and Florence Luella (Mc- 
 liarry) Wilson (b. O 6, 1863, Mason City, 111.). 
 Prepared in Mason City II. S. I'si Upsilon; 
 Philomathean; Van Twiller Court; Soph. De- 
 bating Team. Mem., Creve Coeur Club; Univ. 
 Club of Peoria; Kickapoo Golf Club; Peoria Bar 
 Assn.; 111. St. Bar Assn.; Psi Upsilon Club of 
 Chicago. Address, 207 W. McClure Ave., 
 Peoria; bus. add., Tichenor, Todd & Wilson, 
 319 Central Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 4029. EARL WINEMAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.: b. Ja 10, 1886, Auburn, 111.; 
 s. Iladen S. (b. N 9, 1834, do.) and Dorcas 
 L. (Lipe) Wineman (b. D 27, 1856, Irving, 
 111.). Prepared in Auburn H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 Fuller Law Club. Married Elva Rue Winter, 
 O 27, 191 1, Great Falls, Mont. Address, Stan- 
 ford, Mont. 
 
 4030. JOHN EMERSON WOLF 
 Supervisor; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 7, 1885, 
 Lanark, 111.; s. Amos (b. Ja i, 1845, do.) and 
 Susan (Sword) Wolf (b. N, 1846, Welsh Run, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Lanark H. S. Sigma Xi. 
 Erecting Engr.. Allis-Chalmcrs Co., igii; Op- 
 erating Engr., Municipal I'umping & Lighting 
 Sta., Grand Rapids, Mich., 1911; Supvr., Man. 
 Tr., Whiting, Ind. Married Myrtle Braun 
 Pollock, Mr 7, 191 1, Milwaukee. Address, 
 Lanark, Ill.t 
 
 4031. HARRY CLARK WOOD WORTH 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 9, 1885, 
 Leslie, Mich.; s. F. C. (b. D 23, 1851) and 
 Martha (Walker) Woodworth. Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S. Alpha Zeta. Agr., St. H. 
 S.; Farmer. Auth. : Several pamphlets for 
 near-by farmers. Address. Alexandria, Minn.t 
 
 4032. ROBERT CHARLES WRAY 
 Chief Insp.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 18, 1883, 
 
 Quincy, HI.; s. John (b. S 1833, Londonderry, 
 Ireland) and Tressa (McCune) Wray, (b. je 
 1852, Adams Co., 111.). Prepared in Quincy 
 JL S. Delta Upsilon; Alpha Gamma Rbo. 
 Traveling Expert, Deere & Co. Mfrs., 1910-12; 
 Chief Insp., do., 1912 — . Married Mary La- 
 Beaune Richardson, N 9, ign, Quincy, 111. 
 Child, Robert R., b. Ja 23, 1914. .4adrcss, 1S47 
 W. 41st Drive, Los Angeles; bus. add., c/o 
 John Deere Plow Co., do. 
 
 4033. *SAMUEL ROSS WREATH 
 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. N 12, 1881, Hillsdale, 
 111.; s. Hamilton (b. Ag 11, 1828, Co. Antrim, 
 Ireland) and Sarah Catherine (McConnell) 
 Wreath (b. Jl s, 1845, Westmoreland Co., Pa.). 
 Prepared in Port Byron Acad.; Beloit Coll., 
 Beloit, Wis. Aliiha Chi Sigma. Bur. of Chem., 
 U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1909-10; Armour S: Co., 
 Union Stock Yds., Chicago, 1910-11; Victor 
 Chem. Works. Chicago, 191 1 — . Auth.: Fast- 
 ing Studies, IV Studies on Water Driiikiug, 
 VII; AUantoin and Purine Excretion of Fast- 
 ing Dogs, Jour, of Am. Chem. Soc, Vol. 33, 
 191 1. Married Helen Faye Woodward, N 23, 
 1910, Chicago. Child, Allyn Rodger, b. O 12, 
 191:. Died N 13. 1914, Chicago. 
 
 4034. SIDNEY B. WRIGHT 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja i, 18S7, 
 
 Rock Falls, 111.; s. Joseph (b. D 29, 1S45, 
 
 Philadelphia) and Ada B. Wright (b. N 26, 
 
 1857, Rock Falls, 111.). Prepared in Sterling 
 
 1 1 900 
 
 Tp. H. S. Varsity Football. Corn Product* 
 Kelining Co., Argo, 1910-11; Peoples' Gas, 
 Light & Coke Co., Chicago, 1911-14; The Texas 
 Co., do., 1914 — . Mem., 111. Gas Assn. Mar- 
 ried June M. McNeill, S 9, 191 2, Prophctstown 
 111. Child, William J., b. S 28, 1917. Address, 
 77 '4 Lagoon Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 332 S. 
 Mich. Ave., do. 
 
 4035- THOMAS JUDSON WRIGHT, JR. 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. N 9, 
 18S6, Churchland, Va. ; s. Thomas Judson (b. 
 S 2(>, 1845, Waverton, Va.) and Mary Ella 
 (Johnson) Wright (b. Mr 1852, Marlbrook, 
 Va.). Prepared in Churchland II. S. and 
 Acad. B. S. and C. E., Va. Poly. Inst., 1907. 
 Sigma Xi. Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. Mar- 
 ried Ruth Porter, N 18, 1914, Charlotte, N. C. 
 .-Iddress, 424 Westover Ave., Norfolk, Va. 
 
 4036. AUGUST FRANK DANIEL 
 WUSSOW 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1911; b. 
 Ag 27, 18S4, Chicago; s. August (b. Ag 7, 
 1842, Prussia) and Wilhelmine (Labes) Wus- 
 sow (b. S 10, 1842, do.). Prepared in Calu- 
 met H. S., Chicago. Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Special Honors. 
 Analyst, Chicago Lab.; Referee, Bd. of (Ton- 
 suiting Sc. Experts, V. S. Dept. of Agr., 
 1909 lo; Chem., I'cllagra Conui. of 111., 1910-11; 
 do., Psychopathic Inst., Kankakee, 111., 191 1- 
 12; Asst., Dept. Nutrition, O. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 1912-13; do.. Armour & Co., Glue & Soap 
 Works, Chicago, 1913-18. 1st Lt., San. Corp, 
 U. S. A., 1918—. Mem., A. C. S.; A A A. 
 S. Auth.: (With H. S. Grindley) Dietary 
 Studies at the Peoria St. Hosp., Report of 
 the Biochemical Work of the III. Pellagra 
 Comn.; The Corn Meal from the St. Inst., 
 do.. The influence of Molds on Corn Meal, 
 do.; Metabolism Studies in Dementia Praecox, 
 The Iiisiitntion Quarterly, Vol. IV, Metabol- 
 ism in Pellagra, do. The Chem. Analysis of 
 the Brain of a Pellagrin, do.. Vol. IV. (With 
 E. B. Forbes). Report on Inorganic Phos- 
 phorus Estimation in Plant and Animal Sub- 
 stances, Jour, of the Assn. of Official Agf. 
 Chemists, Vol. i. Married Willo Boulton. My 
 27, 1916, Chicago. Address, 5812 S. Park 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Room 318 Mills 
 Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
 
 4037. ROSCOE D. WYATT 
 Cml. Sec; A. B. and LL. B.; b. Mr'ii, 
 1883. Salem, 111.; s. Robert Alexander (b. Jl 
 4, 1852, Fayetteville, Tenn.) and Loura Eva- 
 line (Wham) Wyatt (b. F 27, 1857, Salem, 
 ill.). Prepared in South 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Acacia; i'hi Alpha Delta; Egyptian Club; 
 .Vdelphic; Whitenagemote court; Univ. Foot- 
 !:all; Glee and Mandolin Club; Ath. Ed., Illini. 
 Land Law Clerk, U. S. Gen. Land Office, 1909- 
 10; do.. Forest Service, 1910-12; Lawyer, 
 Salem, 111., 1912-13; Mayor, Salem, 1913-15; 
 Investigator, Bur. of Municipal Research, New 
 York City, working through iVcad. of Pol. Sc, 
 Columbia Univ.; Managing Sec, Chamber of 
 ("omnierce, Hoboken, N. J., 1915 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; K. P.; Christian Church. Mar 
 ried Lillian Toler, Te 11, 1908, Carbondale, 
 111. Child, Francis "D., b. N 26, 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 312 N. Walnut St., East Orange. N. J.; 
 bus. add.. Am. City Bur., Tribune Bldg., New 
 York City. 
 
 403S. "ALBERT CHARLES YEHLING 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 24, i888, St. Johns, 
 111.; s. Charles Yehling. Prepared in_ Sparta 
 11. S. Died O 22, 1909, near St Louis. 
 
 4030. THOMAS E.\RL YOUNG 
 B. S. in M. E.: b. Ag 10, 1SS6, Lewiston, 
 111.; s. F. A. Young. Prepared in Lewiston 
 II. S. .iddress, Vancouver, B. C.f 
 
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 367 
 
 4040. EDWARD FORDE ZAHROBSKY 
 Secretary; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 26, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Anton J. (b. Mr 11, 1865, Chi- 
 cago) and Josephine E. (Pollensj Zahrobskv 
 (b. N 25, 1866). Prepared in Joseph Mcdifl 
 H. S., Chicago. Alpha Sigma Phi; Arch. Club; 
 Komenian Soc; Prelim. Honors. Div. Engr., 
 George W. Jackson, Inc., 1909-11; Bldg. Supt., 
 James Shedden & Co., 1911-13; Sec, Cerny 
 Pickas & Co., Inc., 1913 — . Mem., I. O. O. 
 F. ; 111. Club of Chicago; Hamilton Club, do.; 
 Neosho Club, do. Married Lillian J. Ptacrk, 
 My 8. 1915. Child, Ralph E.. b. O 19, igiy. 
 Address, 1932 S. 57th Court, Cicero, 111.; bus. 
 add., 3321 S. Crawford St., Chicago. 
 
 4041. *JOSEPH HAZEN ZEARING 
 (Brother of No. 4991) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 20, 1887, Brooklyn, 
 N. Y.; s. Louis Fremont (b. S 27, 1854, Dover, 
 
 111.) and Emily Trimmer (Hazen) Zearing (h. 
 My 30, 1856, Stark Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Princeton Tp. H. S. Acacia; Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Ionian; Winner Etjual Suffrage Contest, 
 1907; Class orator, commencement, 1909. 
 Bank Teller, ist Nat. Bank, Champaign, 1909. 
 Died Jl 1913, Edinburgh, Scotland. 
 
 4042. MARIE LOUISE ZILLY 
 (Sister of No. 1099) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 14, 1886, 
 Petersburg, 111.; d. Charles (b. F ii, 1842, 
 Berne, Switzerland) and Plelen Louisa (Me- 
 Kinley) Zilly (b. F 19, 1850, (jriggsville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Champaign Ii. S. Kajipa Alpha 
 Theta. Teacher, Champaign, 1910-12; With Nat. 
 Tube Co., Pittsburgh, 1914; Teacher, Stock- 
 vyell, Ind., 1915-18. Address, 617 W. Church 
 St., Champaign. t 
 
 CLASS OF 1910 (457 LIVING, 13 DEAD) 
 
 4043. 
 
 BAYARD TAYLOR ABBOTT 
 See Class of 191 1 
 
 4044. FRANCES DORCAS ABBOTT 
 
 (Daughter of No. 416; Sister of Nos. 4043, 
 6687, 8909) 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ja 5, 1889, Morri- 
 son. 111.; d. Alfred Noyes ('85), (b. N 2, 1862) 
 and Sarah (Green) Abbott. Prepared in Morri- 
 son H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Pres., Illiola; Second Cabinet Y. W. C. A.; Sr. 
 Class Sec; (^hm. Com. to interest legislators in 
 dormitories for girls. Asst. in Chem., St. Soil 
 Sur., 1910-11; teacher, Clinton, 111., 1911 — ; 
 Head of Science Dept. H. S.. Clinton, 1913. 
 Mem., D. A. R.; O. E. S. Address. 709 N. 
 Center St., Clinton, lU.t 
 
 4045. LAURIE LEE ALLEN 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. in Prep. Med.; b. Jc 
 15, 1884, Charlotteville, Va. ; s. James F. (b. 
 1838, Orange Courthouse, Va.) and Laura A. 
 (Terrell) Allen (b. 1852, do.). Prepared in 
 Oberlin Acad, and Coll. M. D.. N. W. Univ., 
 1914. Interne, Provident Hosp., Chicago, 1914- 
 15; House Surg., do., 1915-16; Sr. Physician, 
 Murdale Sanatorium, Wauwatosa, Wis., 1916- 
 17; Assoc. Med. Dir., do., 1917 — • First Lt., 
 Med. R. C, U. S. A., D 19, 1917. Address, 
 Murdale, Wauwatosa, Wis. 
 
 4046. IRA BLAIR ALTEKRUSE 
 In Business; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 3', 1882, 
 Muscatin, la. Prepared in Univ. Acad. M. E. 
 Soc; A. S. M. E.; Onyc<; Ed., Technografh. 
 Price Rate Dept., Deere & Co., 1910-11; Fac- 
 tory Acct., John Deere Wagon Co., igii-12; 
 Moline Wagon Co., Moline, 111., 1912; Partner, 
 F. S. Eby Co., Kansas City, Mo., 1916. Ad- 
 dress, c/o F. S. Eby Co., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 4047. 'GRACE MARGARET ALVERSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 2554, 3619, 8919) 
 B. Mus. ; b. Ag 23, 1882, Stonington, 111.: 
 d. Elbridge Monroe (b. Ag 27, 1851, Schuyler 
 Co., Mo.) and Amelia Caroline (Weiser) Alver- 
 son (b. Ja 10, 1863, Beardstown, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Taylorville H. S.; Univ. Acad. Illiola. 
 Teacher, music. Died Ag 11, 191S. Asheville, 
 N. C. 
 
 4048. ALPHON LESTER ANDERSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 5, 1889, Farmington, 
 111.; s. Taylor and Minnie M. (Baker) Ander- 
 son. Prepared in Farmington H. S. Fuller 
 Moot Court; Sigma Pi. Passed Bar Exam., Mr 
 I, 1911; Collector, Accts.. 1911; Practice of 
 law, Peoria, 191 1 — ; Asst. St. Atty., Peoria Co., 
 iqi7_. Mem., Peoria Illini Club; B. P. O. E. 
 No. 20; Peoria Bar Assn.; Peoria Consistory 
 
 and Shrine. Married Dorothy M. Anderson, 
 Ap 9, 1913, Farmington, 111. Child, Betty 
 Elaine, b. S 19, 1914. Address, 226 Ayers Ave., 
 Peoria; bus. add.. Room 2, Rehfuss Bldg., 125 
 N. Jefferson Ave., do. 
 
 4049. HAROLD BROTHER ANDERSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 12, 1887, 
 Sweden; s. C. J. Anderson. Prepared in Joliet 
 
 II. S. Triangle. Address, City Hall, Chicago. 
 
 4050. RUSSELL ADAMS McCURDY 
 
 ANDERSON 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 26, 1886. 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Charles William (b. My 
 16, 1862, Oxford, O.) and Margaret (Wing) 
 Anderson (b. D 25, 1862, do.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington H. S. Acacia; E. E. Soc; Arch. 
 Club; Stud. Asst. in Phys. Tr. Engr. in charge 
 of Arch, work in City Engr. Office, Des Moines, 
 1911-12; Arch. Engr. with Condron Co., Struct. 
 Engrs., Chicago, 1912-18. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 R. A. M.; R. S. M.; K. T.; A. A. O. N. M. S. 
 Married Susan H. Holmes, N i, 1913, Chicago. 
 Child, Lauretta Elizabeth, b. D 30, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, 342 W. 65th St., Chicago; bus. add., 1432 
 Monadnock Block, do. 
 
 4051. THOMAS CHESTER ANGERSTEIN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; Prepared in Hillsboro H. S.; 
 
 III. Coll., Jacksonville, 111., 1903-07. Track 
 team; Debating team; Phi Delta Phi; Theta 
 Kappa Nu; Pres., Delta Sigma Rho; Pres., 
 Adelphic; Honors in Law; Univ. Debating 
 team, 1907-09; Illini Staff; V. P., 111. Union. 
 Atty., Office, Scott, Bancroft & Stevens, Chi- 
 cago; Atty. for Internat. Harvester Co., Chi- 
 cago; Asst. Trial Atty. for Internat. Harvester 
 Co., 1911-13; Assoc. Commerce Counsel for 
 Internat. Harvester Co., 1913-14; Pvt. Practice, 
 I9I5-I7; Mem. of firm, MacChesney, Becker, 
 Angerstein, & Rollo, 1917. Mem., Illini Club; 
 City Club of Chicago; Chicago Bar Assn.; Am. 
 P.ar Assn. Address, 606 S. Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4052. FRED GEORGE ARENDS 
 (Brother of No. 8105) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N i, 1887, Melvin, 
 111.; s. George Teis Cb. Ag 9, 1849, Peoria) and 
 Talea (Weiss) Arends (b. S 5, T851, Hanover, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Melvin H. S.; Grand Prai- 
 rie Sem., Onarga, 111. Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta. 
 Address, Melvin, 111. 
 
 4053. WILLIAM H. ARNOLD, JR. 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 4, 1883, Tyre, 
 
 Seneca Co., N. Y.; s. William H. (b. Tyre, 
 
 Seneca Co., N. Y.) and Ellestine (Babbitt) 
 
 Arnold (b. Seneca Falls, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 
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 University of Tr.i.iNou 
 
 Myiiderse Ac;ul., Seneca Kails, N. Y. ; Cornell 
 Univ., ioo5-oS; Siininier Session, 1900. Teacli- 
 er, Uiilings, Mont., loio-ii; </i)., Escomlido, 
 Calif,, igii-ij; do., Univ. Farm, Havis, Calif., 
 I9IJ-I7. Y. M. C, A., Camp Kearny, Calif.; 
 Mem., A. C. S. Married Grace Kretsinger, As 
 31, u)i6, Berkeley, Calif. Aiiilit'ss. K, 5, Clyde, 
 N. Y. 
 
 4054. I.EON EATON CUMMINS ASHLEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arcli.; b. N i, 18S4, I't. 
 Wayne, hui.; s. Frank Seigal (b. O.) and Ada 
 Jane (.Chapman') Ashley (b. O.). Prepared in 
 "Springi'ield H. S. Ihis Club; Mgr., \'arsity 
 Tennis Team; Pres., Jr. Class. Draftsman, C. 
 "M. k^v St. P. K. K.. toio-Mr 1911; do., Condron 
 & Sinks, Chicago, Mr-Ag 191 1; Res. Engr., F. 
 T. Crowe & Co., Seattle, 191 i-u; With Chicago 
 Mirror & Art Glass Co., loi::--. .\nth.: Arti- 
 cles in ISigiis- A'ltc.t. Mem., A/lee Club, Chi- 
 cago. Married Edna (.^loeckler, S -;4, 1913, Chi- 
 cago. Child, Charles Richard, h. N 15, 1914- 
 Address. Bluffs, 111, 
 
 4055. DANIEL MANNING .WEY 
 (Husband of No. 3496) 
 Editor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Charleston, 111.; 
 s. \V. T. (.b. 1S64, Areola, HI.) and M. (,Mc- 
 liride) Avey (,b. do.). Prepcireil in Miittoon 
 H. S. Triangle; Pres., Tech. Bd. Editorial 
 Dept., Iron Trade Ki-:icw. Mem.. A. F. A. M. 
 Married lessie Ruth Newcomb (.'oS), F 7, igu. 
 Champaign. Child, Mary Martha, b. Mr 6, 
 1913. Address, 17J7 Bryn Mawr Road, East 
 Cleveland; bus. add., Penton Publishing Co., 
 Cleveland, O. 
 
 4056. FRANK B.\CH^L\NN 
 San. Chem.; B. S. in Chem.; b. F .-3, 18SS. 
 New York City; s. Franz (h. N j;, 185,?. Bruck 
 sal, Baden, Ger.) and Elizabeth (.Frohlich) 
 Bacbmann (b. D 13, 1S61, Landsberg, do.). 
 Prepared in Troy (N. Y.) 11. S.; atteitded 
 Rensselaer Poly. Inst. Chem. Club; Der 
 Deutsche Verein: Alpha Chi Sigma; Mil. 
 Band, Univ. of 111. Asst. Bacteriologist, San. 
 i">ist. of Chicas>o, loto-ii; Asst. Chem., do., 
 101 1 ; San. Chem.. Calif. St. Bd. of Health, 
 Berkeley, Calif., 1015—- ^ud Lt., Camp San. 
 Engr., Camp Sherman, O. ; Mustered out, D19, 
 1918. Auth.: Uiooheinical Reactions in Test- 
 ing Water Supplies (Thesis); Methods of 
 Bacteriological Examination of Water, 7;/. 
 lI'dfiT Supf-ly A.1S11. I'roc 1900; (witli Arthur 
 Lederer), Fallacies in the Bacterial control of 
 a Sewage Puritication Plant, do., 1911. Mem., 
 .'\, C. S., 1007; Am. Water Works Assn. 
 Married Munice Wells, Jl i, ipio, Chicago. 
 Address, .-050 Parker St., Berkeley, Calif.; 
 bus. add., loj C. E. BIdg., U. of C, do. 
 
 4057. ERNEST HENNING B.-\ILEY 
 Transformer Specialist; B. S. in E. E. ; b. 
 N i->, i88r, Piano, 111.; s. Charles Wilbur (b. 
 11 j8, 1851, Cicero, N. Y.) and Lillian G. (Hen- 
 ning) Bailey (b. S ::3, i860. Piano, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Geneva H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Undergrad. Scholarship. Testing 
 Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., igii; Transformer, 
 Engng. Dept., do., Pittsfield, Mass., 191 1-1 J; 
 Traitsfornier Specialist, Chicago (.)fFice, do., 
 ioi-'-i7. Corp., Bat. E., First Hi. F. A., 1916; 
 First Lt., Engrs. R. C, U. S. A., 1917-18; 
 Testing Dept., Gen. Engr. Depot, Washington. 
 D. C, 1918; Capt., i/i>., 1918 — . Mem., A. 
 I. E. E.; United Service Club. Washington, 
 D. C, 1017 — ; Hlini Club of Chicago. Married 
 Sarah Florence Nelson, S i, 1017, Chicago. 
 Child, daughter, b. F 1919. Address. 1531 N. 
 Washtenaw Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Room 
 1505, Iklunitions Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
 
 4058. HENRY CLARKE BALCOM 
 Landscape Arch.; B, S. in .-Vsr.; b. F j, 1887, 
 Champaign; s. Stepheii Francis (b, J a 24, 1856, 
 Greenwood, Miss.) and Eliza (Hall) Balcoin 
 
 (.1). O 24, 185s. West ISloonitield, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Shortridge 11. S,, hulianapolis; Purdue 
 Univ.; Mass, Inst. Tecli. Alnha Sigma Phi; 
 Ionian; Agr. Club; Arch, Club. landscape 
 -Arch., 1910 — J do., Indianapolis; (/<>., Kokomo, 
 Ind., 1 91 6 — . Took jnd prize on paper entitled, 
 riie Uses of K.^pUisives on the I'arm, for 
 Dupont De Nemours Powder Co, Aulh.: The 
 Yard Beautiful, Chamber of Connuerce Clean 
 Up t'ampaign, Indianapolis, 1910. Mem., HI. 
 Outdoor Jmproveinenl .Vssn.; .A, F. A. M.; 
 Scout Master, Indianapolis, 1915-16; do., Koko- 
 mo, Ind,, i9i()-i8. Married Ruth M. Kastcr, Je 
 I-', 1917. hidianapolis. Address. 316 South- 
 ueslern Ave,, Kokotno, Hitl. 
 
 4059. WILLIAM HENRY BALIS 
 .\ssistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. ]l 31. 1885, St. 
 Charles, 111.; s. Frederick XN'iiliain and Har- 
 riet Esther (.Mattoon) Halis, l're^lared in St. 
 I'liarles 11. S. Alpha Zeia; Prehni. Honors. 
 .\s;r,. St. 11. S., Tangipahoa, La,, 1910-11; 
 h'irst .Asst., Agr. Exten. Dept., 1911; Agr., 
 I'.aton Rouge, La., 191 1 — , Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Florence Lohman, D jO, 1910, Urbana. 
 I, liildreu: Harriet .Adelaide, b. Ag j. 191J; 
 William Lohman. b, .Ag 13, 1917. Address, 0,-3 
 Mills Ave., Baton Rouge, La.; bus. add.. La, St, 
 University, do. 
 
 4060. RICHARD WOLEBEN BARDWEl.L 
 (Brother of Nos. 3630, 7362) 
 Supt., Schs,; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 14, 
 1S89. Tipton, la.; s. Conrad Myron (b. O 9, 
 1 800, Northampton, Mass.) and Anna Louise 
 (Woleben) Uardwell (b. D 11, 1867, Marengo, 
 111.). Prepared in East Aurora 11. S. Psi 
 Upsilon; Phi Delta Phi. Supt., Pub. Schs., 
 IHlavan, III.: do., Woodstock, 111. Married 
 Gertrude Cane Smith, 11 10, igu. ChiUlren: 
 Klizabeth, b. My 2. 1013; Richard Woleben, 
 Jr., b. S Ji. 1915. Address, Woodstock, III. 
 
 4061. AGNES BARRETT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 30, 1S87. 
 E. St. Louis, 111.; d, NN'illiam and Mary Bar- 
 rett. I'repared in Mattoon H. S.; East. 111. 
 Norm. Sell,. 1905-07. Head of Cml. Dept., 
 Centralia Tp. H. S,, Ceittralin, 111. .Address, 
 1500 Richmond, Mattoon, 111,; bus. add., Tp. 
 High School, Centralia. 111. 
 
 406J. GECM^GE ANDREW CHRISTIAN 
 
 BARTH 
 
 0>rother of No. 7366) 
 
 Civ. Engr,; B, S, in C. E.; b. My jo, 1SS5. 
 
 Shelby Co., 111.; s. Albert Barth. I'repared in 
 
 James Millikiii Lhiiv. Interst. Commerce 
 
 Comn., 1910. Address, Interst. , Commerce 
 
 Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 4063. GEORGE BERGEN BASHEN 
 Engineer; B, S. in M. E.; b. F 22, 1887, 
 Bowen, 111.; s. G. and Elizabeth Bashen. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Address, c/o Fisk St. 
 Sta., Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago, 
 
 4064. LOUIS RAYMOND BEAR 
 (Brother of No. 8945) 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 28, 1SS7, 
 Ludlow. 111.; s. L. N. (b. O 25, 1862, do.) and 
 Elizabeth (Warrington) Bear (h. N i, 1861. 
 Quincy. 111.). Prepared in Paxton, 111. Phi 
 Kappa Psi. Q. M. Corps, U. S. Army, D 19. 
 u)i8. Address, Ludlow, III. 
 
 4065. HERBERT BEBB 
 (Husband of No. 3785; Brother of Nos. 5026, 
 "374) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 3. 1887, Chi- 
 cago; s. Edwin (b, O 19. iSs8, near Salem. 
 Marion Co., 111.) and Marv Alice (Jones) Bebb 
 (b. Ja 6, 1S59, near Rockford, Ogle Co., 111.). 
 
lOtol 
 
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 prepared in Caliinict II. S.; Univ. of Chicago, 
 iyo6-o7. J. I)., Univ. of Chicago, I<;i3. Philo- 
 malliean; Phi Hcta Ka|)i)a; Pliilo-Adclphic De- 
 bate. Shepard, McCormick and Thomason, 
 Chicago, igi3-i6; I.avi'yer, Chicago, igi6 — . 
 Married Mai-y Howe Coq), Je .30, 1916, Chica- 
 go.. Child, Mary Klizahetli, b. Jl i, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 1652 W. 102nd St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 69 W. Washington St., do. 
 
 4066. ALEXANDER WIIJ.IAM BEEMER 
 Chemist; 15. S. in Chcni. E. ; b. D 10, 
 1886; s. Eevi (h. S 20, 18,56, Wilkesbarrc, Pa.) 
 and Martha Elizabeth (Atkinson) Heemer (b. 
 Ag 21, 1847, Comjiton, III.). Pre|)ared in 
 Coinpton and South Dixon II. Schs. Mandolin 
 Club. Chem., U. P. Ry., Omaha, Neb., 1910- 
 12; Chief Chem., The Texas Co., Asphalt 
 Plant Port Neches Tex., 1912-13; Chem., The 
 Ileppes Co., Chicago, 1913 — . Married Ada 
 Larson, Je 20, 1911, Chicago. Address, 7151 
 Parnell Ave., Englewood Sta., Chicago. 
 
 4067. BERNIIARD AUGUST BEINLICH 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 28. 1877, 
 Wheeling, III.; s. August (b. Alsace, France) 
 and Adeline Henrietta (Thimme) Beinlich (b. 
 1832, Brandenburg, Ger.). Prepared in Bar 
 rington II. S.; No. HI. St. Norm. A. M., Co- 
 lumbia, 1917. Teachers' Coll. Diploma as 
 Dir. of Indus. Arts and Vocational Educ., 
 1917 — . Asst. Foreman, West. Elec. Co., Chi- 
 cago, summer, 1910; Asst. Prin., Tp. H. S., 
 Murjihysboro, 111., 1910-11; Instr. in Shop 
 Work and Meth. Drawing II. S., McKeesport, 
 Penn. Mem., Alleghany Co. Man. Arts Assn.; 
 Educ. Club; West. Drawing and Man. Tr. 
 Assn. Auth.: Value of Man. Tr., Star of the 
 Gulf; Tampa, Fla., Vol. 9, No. 7, 1909. Ad- 
 dress, Barrington, III.; bus. add., Oakmont, Pa. 
 
 4068. CHARLES MANLEY BELL 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 12, 1887, 
 Tolono, III.; s. Charles Henry (b. N 22, 1838, 
 Hadley, Mass.) and Alice Viola (Manley) Bell 
 (b. Ap 7, 1856, Buckley, III.). Prepared in 
 Tolono H. S. Prelim. Honors; Y. M. C. A.; 
 Sec, Soph Class. Choral Soc. Rodman Bridge 
 Dept, C. M. & P. S. Ry., to 1910; Civ. Engr., 
 C. W. Fenn. Portland, Me., 1910-12; Civ. 
 Engr., Ilackensack Water Co., Wechawken, .M. 
 J., 1912-18; Valuation Dept., III. Central R. 
 R., Chicago, 1918 — . Auth.: Baby Carriages 
 and Street Intersections, Mun. Jour. \'ol. 
 XLIII, 191 7; Water Companies Should Push 
 Sales, Engno. News Record Vol. 80, 1918. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Fannie P. 
 Mottier, Je 19, 1913. Child, William Charles, 
 b. My 25, 1916. Address, 6952 Dorchester 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Valuation Dept., I. 
 C. R. R., do. 
 
 40C9. HERBERT EUGENE BELL 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 10, 1886, 
 Sterling, 111.; .s. W. J. Bell. Prepared in Ster- 
 ling Tp. H.' S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Ad- 
 dress, 80S Avenue B, Sterling, 111. 
 
 4070. IRA JOHN BERKEMA 
 Head of Dept.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 
 1915; b. F 13, 1884, Onarga, III.; s. H. F. (b. 
 Je 13, 1852, Province of Gronigcn, Nether- 
 lands) and Catherine CAIberda) Berkema (h. 
 Jl 30, 1861, do.). Prepared in Onarga II. S.; 
 Onarga Grand Prairie Sem. Prin., Sheldon 
 Schs., III., 1912-14; Head of Eng. Dept., Pe- 
 kin H. S., III., 1916-18; Head, Dept. of Eng., 
 Central II. S., Muskogee, Okla., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Nat. Geog. Soc, Washington, 1916 — ; Pres., 
 Pekin Teachers* Club, 1917; Supt., Presby. S. 
 S., 1911-12; Tp. Sec, S. S. Assn.; 1912 — ; 
 Belleville Illini Club. Address, c/o Central 
 H. S., Muskogee, Okla. 
 
 407.. WALTER BERNREUTER 
 Bacteriologist; A. B. in Chem.; b. S 27, 
 1884, Mt. Olive, III.; s. Lydia Bernreuter. Pre- 
 pared in Central Weslevan Coll. .St. Water 
 Sur. Office, 1910-12. Address, Mt. Olive, 111. 
 
 4072. MAX ARNOLD BERNS 
 Publicity Representative; B. S. in C. E. ; b 
 F 9, 1887, Milwaukee; s. Peter (b. Jl 18, 1853 
 Ger.) and Augusta (Meier) iierns (b. Ag 26, 
 1865, Prescott, la.). Prepared in M. F. Tuley 
 H. S., Chicago. Triangle; Prelim. Honors 
 Lt., Univ. Regt. Draftsman, C. B. & 9. R. R. 
 Chicago, 1910; Instr., E. Tech. H. S., Cleve 
 land, 1910-13, Publicity Representative, Uni 
 vcrsal Portland Cement Co., Chicago, 1914-17 
 Capt., Engr. Reserve Corps, 191 7: Camp Lee 
 Va., 1918; Instr., 3rd and 4th E. O. T. S.. 
 Camp Humphreys, Va., Co. Commander, 212th 
 Lngrs., Camp Beauregard, La.. 19 18; MuS' 
 tered out, D 30, 191 8. Auth.: Tech. and Bus 
 .Articles on Cemc-nt and Concrete Industry 
 Ed., Triaiigle Review, 1914-17. Nat. Treas., 
 Triangle, 1915-17. Married Genevieve Irene 
 Francisco, Je 22, 1915, Cleveland. Child, Max 
 Arnold, jr., b. N 4. 1917. .-'Iddress, 210 S. 
 LaSalle St., Room 1520, Chicago. 
 
 4073. HANNAH BEULAH 
 
 BEROLZIIEIMER 
 (Sister of Nos. 3280, 3281) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 30, 1889, 
 .Shelbina, Mo.; d. Henry (b. My 25, 1852, 
 Nuernberg, Ger.) and Cjetty (Solomon) Ber- 
 olzheimer (b. S 22, 1861, Keokuk). Prepared 
 in Bloom Tp. li. S., Chicago Ilts.; Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1915-16. Ivrim; iJeutscher Verein; 
 Educ. Club; Prelim and Final Honors; Basket 
 ball; Kappa Delta Pi; Teacher, Lovington Tp. 
 H. .S. 111.; do., James Bowen H. S., Chicago, 
 1913 — . Mem., Women's City Club. Address. 
 6445 University Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4074. RAY CHAMBERLAIN BERRY 
 
 A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. N 13, 1886, To- 
 ledo, la.; s. C. E. Berry. Prepared in la. St, 
 Coll. .Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Shield and Tri- 
 'lent; Delta Kappa Chi; Sr. Hat Com.; Sr. Ball 
 Com. Married. Address, c/o Peck & Hill, 
 Los Angeles. 
 
 4075. »GRACE JOSEPHINE BLACK 
 
 (WILLIAMS) 
 (Wife of No. 3233; Sister of No. 3284) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 2, 1885, Seymour, 
 III.; d. John Leslie (b. S 10, 1857, Chicago, 
 do.) and Minnie Eveline (Hartrick) Black (b. 
 Ag 27, 1858, Quincy, III.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Athenean. Mem., Friday Musical Club. 
 Boulder, Colo.; Woman's Club, do. Married 
 Clement Clarence Williams ('07), Ag 31, 1910, 
 Urbana. Died F 3, 1917, Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 4076. CHARLES EDMUND BLAINE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 5, 1882, Kittanning, 
 Pa.; s. William Morrison (b. N 1844, do.) and 
 Rebecca Ellen (Shield) Blaine (b. N 28, 1846, 
 Freeport. Pa.). Prepared in Park Coll. Acad. 
 A. B., Park Coll. Sigma Pi; John Marshall 
 Law Club. Mem., Dramatic Club, Sec, Delta, 
 Colo.; Chm. Rep. Co. Central Com. Married 
 Mary Martha Haines, Ap 24, 1912, Champaign. 
 Child, Charles Edmund, Jr., b. D 2, 1916. 
 Address, Delta, Colo. 
 
 4077. ALICE LEDLIE BLAIR (CHAPMAN) 
 A. B.; B. L. S.; b. O 9, 1887, Barry, 111.; 
 d. George C. (b. Barry, 111.) and Nansie Kelley 
 Blair (b. Pittsfield, 111.). Prepared in Barry 
 If. S.; Warrensburg (Mo.) Norm. Sr.h., 1914; 
 Univ. of Nevada (Ext.) Sch. of Mines 1918. 
 Alethenai; Prelim. Honors. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Centro Literario Espanol; Der Deutsche Ver- 
 ein. Libn., St. Norm. Sch., Warrenburg. Mo., 
 1910-16. Married Howard Alonzo Chapman, 
 S 19, 1916, Barry, 111. Address, Barry, 111. 
 
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 4078. EUGENE BLAND 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 21, 1882, Findlay. 
 111.; s. Eugene (b. Findlay) and Nancy Eliza- 
 beth (Wright) Bland (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Shelbyville II. S. Fuller Moot Court; Phi 
 Delta Phi. Lawyer. Portland, Ore., iQii— ■ 
 V P Univ. of 111. Club, Portland, Ore.; Pres. 
 Ili. Soc. of Ore.; Treas., Sons of Veterans. 
 Address. Virginia Hill Hotel, Portlarid, Ore.; 
 bus. add., 823 Chamber of Commerce, do. 
 
 4079. ALLEN AXEL BLOMFELDT 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 5. 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Peter A.xel (b. 1854, Kopmg, Swe- 
 den) and Emily Charlotte (Samuelson) Blom- 
 feldt (b. 1863. Stockholm, do.}. Prepared in 
 R. T. Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. -TccAno- 
 grahh Bd.; Varsity Track. Mgr. Blomfeldtand 
 Rapp Co., Mfrs.. Special Mach., and Air Wash- 
 ers Air Conditioning Devices; . Mgr. and 
 Owner, Lincoln Ventilating Co., Cliicago. 1-irst 
 Class Pettv Officer, Mech. Const. Dept.. Great 
 Lakes Naval Tr. Sta.. Great Lakes Chicago 
 Ventilation and Air W asher Dept Thomas .^c 
 Smith, Chicago. Invented and Patented Ster; 
 ling" Air Washing System. 1912; 'Special 
 Process of Controlling Humidity and Refriger- 
 ating Air; "Sterling" Automatic Thermo- 
 Humidistate. Auth : Acme Air Ptinfying and 
 Cooling Systems; Sterling Air Purif%Mrig and 
 CoolinI Systems, Thomas and Smith Chicago; 
 Air Purifving-Cooling and Humidifying Sys- 
 tems. Address, 6523 Greenview Ave., Chicago. 
 
 40S0. HARRY CLOW BOARDMAN 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C E.; b Ap 29, 1887, 
 Plainfield, 111.; s. George Bates (b. Ja 2/, 18^0. 
 do.) and Mary (Clow Boardman (b. My 11. 
 186'; do.). Prepared in Plainfield H. S. lau 
 Beta Pi^ Sigma Xi. Chief Draftsman and Asst. 
 Engr Chicago Bridge & Iron Works, 1910-16. 
 fs^ I F A. 111. Nat. Guard; duty on border, 
 
 91617; 2d Lt.. F. A.. U. S. A., 19.7; Capt 
 do 1 91 7; Major. Bat. E., 33.2nd F. A. Ft. 
 
 Sheridan,' 1917; do fj^^^P ^^'^''\^ :f% 
 out, Mr 31, 1919. Address, Plainfield, 111. 
 
 4081. MINNIE JOANNA BOLLMAN 
 Librarian; A. B. in L.. & A ; B. L. S., 1915; 
 b. Mr 14. 1887, Champaign; d. Frederick Ger- 
 ald (b. Ag 7, 1831, Oldenburg, Ger.) and Caro- 
 line Sophia (Singbusch) Bollman (b. Je -m. 
 1847, Pomerania, Ger.). Prepared in Cham- 
 naien H. S. Teacher, Dundee H. S., IH-, 
 1^91^0 tt; Catalog Asst., Univ. of HI- „L.b^. 
 1913-16. Address. 203 Armory Ave., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 4082. GEORGE THOMAS BOND 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 4. 1886; s. T. 
 L. and Ella Dora (Linder) Bond. „ Prepared 
 in Charleston H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm^ 
 Alpha Zeta; Final Honors. Married Amy 
 Slackt S 1915, Charleston, Mo. Address, 
 Charleston, Mo. 
 
 4083. JOHN HENRY BORNMANN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem ; M. S.. 1912; b- 
 
 Tl 10 1888, Quincy, 111.; s. Henry (b. 1846, do.) 
 and Hannah (Niehaus) Bornmann (b 1S60 
 do ). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Prelim. Honors, Grad. Asst Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Asst., Chem., rfo., 1911- 
 I,- U. S. Bur. Chem., Dept. of Agr. Mem., 
 A.'C. S.; A. A. A. S. Address, 1847 Jackson 
 Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 4084. ALIDA CYNTHIA BOWLER 
 Social Service Worker; A. B. in L. & A ; 
 
 A M 191 1 ; b. N 29, 1887, Moro, IIU d. 
 Benjamin Franklin (b. Ap 29, 1855. St. Clair 
 Co 111.) and Carrie Jane (Peers) Bowler (b. 
 D io, 1859, Hudson, Wis.) Prepared m Alton 
 H S. Class Basketball; Kappa Alpha Theta, 
 Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; W. A. A.; 
 
 Scholarship in Psych., 1910, Washington Univ. 
 Teacher, Math, and Sc, Alton 11. S.. 1911-15; 
 Field Worker, O. Bur. of Juvenile Research, 
 Columbus, 191 5-1 7; Instr. of Psych., O. St. 
 L'niv., do., 1917; Social Service Work, A. R. 
 C. Civilian Relief Dept., 4 rue de I'Elysee, 
 Paris, France; Roumanian Comm., Am. Red 
 Cross, Rome. Italy, 1918 — . Auth,.: The 
 Trabue Completion Test as Applied to Delin- 
 quent Girls, Jour, of Experimental Pehych., 
 D 1916; A Picture A^rrangement Test, The 
 Psych. Clinic, Ap 1917, Vol. XI No. 2, pp. 
 37-54; A Study of Delinquent Girls, Jour, of 
 Deiinqiicncy, My 1917, Vol. II, No. 3. iviem., 
 Sigma Xi. Columbus, 1918. Address, 623 E. 
 17th St., Alton, 111. 
 
 4085. HORACE DALE BOWMAN 
 Supt. of Bldgs. and Grounds; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. O 5, 1887, South Bend, 111.; s. H. F. (b. 
 Bourbon, Ind.) and Mary A. (Dale) Bowman 
 (h. Bedford, Ind.). Prepared in Bourbon, Ind. 
 H. S.; Purdue Univ., 1905-06; Armour Inst., 
 1906; Sigma Nu: Yoxan; H. H.; Class Foot- 
 ball; Baseball. Timekeeper, Estimator, Supt. 
 of Const., and Engr., James Steward & Co., 
 1910-14; Contractors, Colorado Springs, Denver 
 and Salt Lake City, Ut.; Contracting Engr., 
 (/c>., 1914-16; Supt. of Bldgs. and Grounds for 
 Kd. of Educ, do., 1916 — . Auth.: Arch, and 
 Kngng., Ut. Soc. for Engrs., Monthly Jour., 
 Salt Lake City, 1915; Mem., Univ. Club, Salt 
 Lake City, 1913-18; Trustee, do., 1917; Trustee 
 and Treas., do., 191 8 — . Married Frances 
 Cowan, O 16, 1915. Child, John Cowan, b. N 
 26, 1916. Address, 1503 Harvard Ave., Salt 
 Lake City, Utah; bus. add., 205 Joint Bldg., do. 
 
 4086. CLARENCE BOYLE, JR. 
 
 Lumberman; B. S. in M. E.; M. E., 1916; 
 b. Mr 15, 1888, Chicago; s. Clarence (b. 1861, 
 Ind.) and Minnie (Hartwell) Boyle (b. 1861, 
 Ottawa, Can.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., 
 Chicago; Grad. Armour Sc. Acad., 1906; Ar- 
 mour Tech. Inst., 1906-8. Sphin.x; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S. M. E.; Chess and Checker Club; 
 Class Treas.; Bus. Mgr., The Fulerum; Tennis 
 Squad; Permanent Sec, M. E. Class, 19 10. 
 Test. Engr. Dept., Ind. Steel (Jo., Gary, Ind., 
 1910-11; Sales Dept., Taylor-Wharton Iron & 
 Steel Co., High Bridge, N. J., 1911-12; Dis- 
 trict Sales Mgr., Scranton. Pa., 1913-15; Sec, 
 Clarence Boyle, Inc., Wholesale Lumber, Chi- 
 cago, 19 1 5 — . Auth.: Series of Articles on 
 Utilization of Hardwoods. Married Helen 
 Schautz, My 4, 1916. Child, Janet Adele,^ b. 
 F 15, 191 7. Address, 443 Belmont Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 1205 Lumber Exchange Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 4087. ARTTHUR EUGENE BRAMHALL 
 (Brother of No. 40S8) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 24, 1884, 
 La Porte, Ind.; s. Martin L. (b. O 22, 1839, 
 Bradford Co., Pa.) and Clara R. (Bunnell) 
 Bramhall (b. My 22, 1850, Wyoming Co., do.). 
 Prepared' in Michigan City (Ind.) H. S. 
 Draftsman. B. S. Brooks, Arch., 1910-11; Part- 
 nership, Brooks, and Bramhall; Ai-ch., 19 n — • 
 III. Reserve Militia, igiS. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Y. M. C. A.; Decatur Club; Chamber 
 of Commerce. Married Florence Orr, D 31. 
 191 3, Michigan City, Ind. Children; Clara 
 Emogene, b. F 23, 191 5; Arthur Eugene, Jr., b. 
 Je 23, 1916. Address. 1451 W. Decatur St.. 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add.. Room 209 Nat. Bank 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 40S8. RALPH ROGER BRAMHALL 
 (Brother of No. 4087) 
 
 Designing Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. O 8, 
 1887, La Porte. Ind.; s. Martin L. (b. T) 22, 
 18^,9 Wvoming Co., Pa.) and Clara (Bunnell) 
 Bramhall (b. My 22. 1850, do.). Prepared in 
 Micviigan City (Ind.) H. S. Final Honofs 
 Draftsman, Roberts & Schaffer Co., Chicago, 
 
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 1910; Decatur Bridge Co., Decatur, 1910-12; 
 Draftsman, 1912-17; Designing Engr., Subma- 
 rine Boat Corp., Newark, N. J., 191 7 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Submarine Boat Club. Mar- 
 ried Belle Hardy, Je 3, 1916, Decatur, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 311 Mt. Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J. 
 
 4089. SARA HAZEL BRAND (YEAGER) 
 (Wife of No. 4987) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 26, 1888, Cincinnati; 
 d. Edward Parish (b. Ag 9, 1854, Morgantown, 
 W. Va.) and Vienna (Moore) Brand (b. Ap 
 20, 1862, Davistown, Pa.). Prepared in Nor- 
 mal H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Delta Gamma. 
 Teacher, Pub. Sch., Paw Paw, 111., 1906-07; do., 
 LaGrange, 111., 1907-08; Reader, Wehrmann 
 Concert Co., 1910-13. Married Oswald Karl 
 Yeager ('11), O 10, 1913, Normal, 111. Child- 
 ren: Elizabeth Ann, b. Ag 8, 1914; Philip Ed- 
 ward, b. O 2, 19 16. Address, 201 School St., 
 Normal, 111. 
 
 4090. THOMAS BREGGER 
 
 Assistant; b. Mr 29, 1888, Quincy, 111.; s. 
 John (b. 1857, do.) and Emilie (Mueller) Breg- 
 ger (b. 1861, do.). Prepared in Quincy H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Agr. Club. Asst. in Plant Breed- 
 ing, Univ. of 111.; Grad. Stud, and Asst. in 
 Plant Breeding, Cornell, 1915-17. U. S. A., 
 7th Inf. Med. Detachment, A. E. F., 1917 — . 
 Address, 1007 S. Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 4091. CLAUDE HAROLD BREWER 
 LL. B.; b. S 21, 1883, Danville; s. George E. 
 and Jessie E. (Smith) Brewer. Prepared in 
 Riverside (Calif.) H. S. Address, Shelby, 
 Miss.t 
 
 4092. EDWARD WEBB BROWN 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 10, 1885 
 Cobden, 111.; s. Wilson (b. D 5, 1845, Jones 
 boro. 111.) and Mary Annie (Dodge) Brown (h 
 Ap 5, 1858, Barrington Center, R. I.). Pre 
 pared in Metropolis H. S. Varsity Track 
 Teacher, Paducah, Ky., 1910; Turbine Re 
 search Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., West Lynn 
 Mass., 1912; Engng. Dept., Central 111. Service 
 Co. Address, 2285 Monroe St., Moscow, Idaho. 
 
 4093. ROBERT ELLSWORTH BROWN 
 Phj-feician; A. B. in Sc; b. N 29, 1886, Kan.; 
 s. I. M. (b. Williamsport, Ind.) and Flora Bell 
 (Randall) Brown. Prepared in Danville H. S.; 
 Taylor Univ., Upland, Ind. Fellowship, Grad. 
 Sch., Univ. of Mich., 1914-16; Sch. of Medicine 
 do., 1914-18. M. S., Public Health, Univ. of 
 Mich., 1916. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1910; 
 Prin., Acad., Taylor Univ., Upland, Ind.. 1910- 
 14; Appointed by Board of Foreign Missions 
 of M. E. Church to Hosp., Chengtu, WeSi 
 China. Mem., Central Assn., Sc. and Math. 
 Teachers. Married Mae C. Willis, D 24, 190/, 
 Danville, 111. Children: Willis E., b. Ag 21, 
 1909; Harold P., b. My 8, 1912. Address, Up- 
 land, Ind. 
 
 4094. LELAH BROWNFIELD 
 (Sister of No. 8175) 
 Stenographer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag i, 
 1888, Urbana; d. George (b. D 14, 1859) and 
 Virginia Alice (Thomas) Brownfield (b. Jl 31, 
 1863, Urbana). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Gamma Phi Beta; W. A. A.; Spanish Club. 
 Teacher, Tp. H. S., Armington, 111., iqio; do., 
 Gibson City; do., H. S. Pana, 111., 1912; Clerk 
 and Stenographer, Coll. of Commerce, Univ. of 
 111., 1913-16; Sec, Registrar's office, 1917; 
 Stenographer, Emergency Fleet Corp., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. and Philadelphia, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress. 505 W. High St.. Urbana; bus. add., 
 140 N. Broad St., Philadelphia. 
 
 4095. WILBER L. BUCHANAN 
 Lawryer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 31, 1887, 
 Bridgeport, 111.; s. John M. and Nettie (Tamm) 
 Buchanan. Prepared in Lawrenceville H. S. 
 
 Philpmathean; Phi Beta Kappa. J. D., Univ 
 of Chicago, 1912. 2nd Lt., Inf. O. R. C. 86th 
 L>iv., Camp Grant, Rockford, III., 1917 Ad- 
 dress 6209 Kenwood Ave., Chicago; bus. add 
 700 First Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 4096. EDWIN CORLISS ATLEE BULLOCK 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 21, 1888, Fort 
 Kiley, Kan.; s. Edwin C. (Jacobstown, N. T) 
 and Annie Augusta (Rapp) Bullock (b. Carbon 
 dale, HI.). Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Univ. Acad. Sigma Chi. Arch., C. W. & G L 
 Kapp, 1910— . Address, 6q W. Washington St. 
 Chicago; bus. add., 100 Washington St., do. 
 
 4097. CHARLES MONTGOMERY BUNN 
 Sales Engn;B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 28, 1886, 
 
 o^^™^^' ^- -R?^-: ^- Romanzo Norton (b. F 10. 
 1856 Troy, N Y ) and Mary Majesta (Mur- 
 dock) Bunn (b. My 15, 1857, Vt.). Prepared 
 in Crane Tech., Calumet, and Morgan Park H 
 i5Chs., Chicago. Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Var- 
 sity Baseball; Varsity Basketball. Elec. Dept 
 Pul man Car Works, 1910; Salesman Automatic 
 Package Tier, 1910-11; Sales Engr., Nat. X-ray 
 Reflector Co 1911—. Married Mae Elizabeth 
 Wmgerter, N 18, 191 1, Chicago. Child, Muriel 
 Kuth, b. F 3, 1914. Address. 9970 Charles St.. 
 Chicago; bus. add., 235 W. Jackson St.. do. 
 
 4098. *CLAUDE EMANUEL BURGENER 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1911; b. D 21 
 1883, Noble, 111.; s. Fred (b. F 8, 1852, Olney 
 III.) and Elizabeth (Shook) Burgener (b. Ag 8 
 1854). Prepared in Moweaqua, H. S. Pres 
 Adelphic; Delta Sigma Rho; Gamma Alpha; 
 Pres Kappa Delta Pi; Varsity Debating. 
 Scholarship; Fellowship in psychology. Died 
 Je 29, 1912, Urbana. 
 
 4099- HARLEY THOMPSON BURGNER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 17, 1886, 
 Carthage. 111.; s. William (b. Mr 7, 1854, do) 
 and Ella R. (Thompson) Burgner (b. Ag 15 
 1854 do.). Prepared in Carthage H. S.; 
 Carthage Coll., 1905-7- Engr., I. T. S., Pe- 
 oria. Address, c/o I. T. S., Peoria. 
 
 4100. KINGSLEY ABNER BURNELL 
 Student; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 19, 1884, 
 Johet, 111.; s. William Pomroy and Rozilla 
 Amelia (Lawrence) Burnell. Prepared in 
 Lake Forest Coll., 1904-05. Triangle. Federal 
 Creosote Plant, Springfield, Mo., 1910; Instru- 
 ment man and Resident Engr., Madeira Manore 
 Ry. Co., Brazil, S. A., 1910-14; Salesman and 
 Stockholder, Union Bread-Wrapping Machine 
 Co., Joliet. 111.; Rancher, Milford, Mont.. 1916- 
 17; Grad, Stud., Plarvard. Asst. to Div. Engr., 
 S. P. D. Div. Engrs. Ofifice, Yeon Bldg., 
 Portland, Ore, Presidio Training Camp, San 
 Francisco, Calif., 1917; 2nd Lt., Signal R. 
 C. A. S.; Cantonment Ins. Office, 1918-19 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Address. Claremont. Calif.; 
 bus. add., Holyoke House, Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 4101. CLARENCE DAVID BUTZER 
 (Brother of Nos. 5571, 6779, 6780) 
 Auto Dealer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D g, 1886, 
 Hillsdale, 111.; s. John Franklin and Christina 
 (Roos) Butzer. Prepared in Univ, Acad. 
 Auto Dealer, Hillsdale, 111. Married Lillian 
 Grace Smith, Je 4, igii. Child, Roger Wil- 
 liam, b. F 24, 1918. Address, Hillsdale, 111. 
 
 4102. JOHN W. BUZICK 
 Sec. and Treas.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 11 
 1888, Roberts, 111.; s. Nelson (b. F 14, 1847, 
 Mt. Sterling, O.) and Sarah Maria (Woolson- 
 croft) Buzick (b. Ja 17, 1853, LaSalle Co., 111.). 
 Prepared m St. Viateurs Coll.; Univ. Acad. 
 Triangle; Shield and Trident; Varsity Base- 
 ball, pitcher. 1000 Per Cent Championship 
 Team; Pres., Sr. Class. Professional Baseball, 
 
372. 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1910 
 
 Boston Americans, 1911-12; City Engr., De- 
 catur, 111., ign; Chief Engr., Conley Frog & 
 Switch Co., 1912-16; Sales Mgr., do., 1916-17; 
 Sec. and Treas., do., 1917 — . Married Alice 
 Roberts, .Ta _>, 19 13, Roberts, 111. Children: 
 Mary Alice, b. S i, 1Q15; John Jr., b. I\ 26, 
 1917- Address, 575 Mallory Ave., Memphis, 
 Tenn.; bus. add., Conley Frog & Switch Co., 
 do. 
 
 4103. NEIL NELSON CAMPBELL 
 City Engr. and Plumbing Insp.; B. S. in Ry. 
 C. E.; b. Ag 12, 1S85, Paisley, Ont., Can.; s. 
 Dougal (b. Ja 2, 1844, Lanark, Ont., Can.) and 
 Anna (McPliee) Campbell (b. Jl 26, 1850, Pais- 
 ley, Ont., Can.). Prepared in Zion Prep. Sch., 
 Zion City. Class Football. Water-polo, Asst. 
 Engr., James Anderson, Jr., City Engr., Lake 
 Forest, Lake Bluff and High wood. 111.; Co, 
 Surv. Lake Co. Ill,; City Engr. and Plumbing 
 Insp., do., 1917 — . Mem., 111. Soc. Engrs. and 
 Survs., 1910; Royal Arcanum: Young Men's 
 Club, Lake Forest; K, P.; Am. Rd. Bldg. Assn. 
 Married Helen Booth Fielden, D 15, 1910, Zion 
 City, III. Children: Dorothy Fielden, b. Je 
 17, 1912; Vivian Margaret, b. Ag 28, 1917. 
 Address, Lake Forest, 111, 
 
 4104, ORSON ALLEN CARNAHAN 
 Professor; B, S. in M. E.; b. Ja 12, 1881, 
 Bolivar, N. Y, ; s. Rufus Wheeler (b. Friend- 
 ship. N, Y.) and Edith (Wixson) Carnahan 
 (b, Ap 3, 1852, W. Clarksville, N. Y.), Pre- 
 pared in Friendship II. S.; Alfred Univ., 1903- 
 07; Syracuse, 1907-8, Sigma Xi. Instr., Univ. 
 of Pa., 1910-12; Assoc. Prof., M. E., Univ. of 
 Ark,, 1912 — , Married Clara Jane Van Os- 
 trand, Je 4, 1906, Richburg, N. Y. Address, 
 Bolivar, N. Y.t 
 
 4:05. SARAH MYRTLE CASTILE 
 (BRITTON) 
 
 (Wife of G84) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b, Mr 6, 1888, Danville, 
 111.; d. William E. (b. Greencastle, Ind.) and 
 Mary Ellen (Watts) Castile (b. Newton, 111.) 
 Eng. Cluli; Phi Delta Psi; French Club. Mar- 
 ried William K. Britton (G'lo), Jl 28, 1916, 
 Danville, 111. Child, Kent, b. Je 18, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 1 00 1 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 4106, KIE CATTRON 
 Salesman; B, S, in Agr, ; b. O 12, 1884, 
 Fairview, 111.; s. John Milton (b. Ap 4, 1844, 
 do.) and Alice (Abbadusky) Cattron (b. S 
 6, 1856 do.). Prepared in Knox Acad. Acacia; 
 Agr. Club, Traveling Expert and Salesman, 
 Acme Harvesting Machine Co.; Stock Bus.; 
 Salesman, Animal Food Dept., Swift & Co., 
 Chicago. Address, Fairview, 111. 
 
 4107. MAUD OPAL CESSNA 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N i, 1887, 
 Grinnell, la.; d. N. W. (b. 1857, Rainsburg, 
 Pa.) and Nancy (Skiles) Cessna (b. 1855). 
 Prepared in Grinnell, la., H. S. Sigma Kappa. 
 Teacher, Rockwell City, la., II. S., 1910-12; 
 do., Grinnell, la., 1913-17, Mem., D. A. R. 
 Address, Berkeley, Calif, 
 
 4108. JOSEPH FERDINAND CHINLUND 
 Designing Engr.; B. S, in E. E,; E, E., 
 1914; b. D 22, 1886, Chicago; s. Charles G. 
 (b. S 4, 1849, Sweden) and Wilhelmina C. 
 (Nelson) Chinlund (b. Ap 24, 1851, Sweden). 
 Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. and Man, Tr. 
 Sch, Eta Kappa Nu: Tau Beta Pi; Prelim. 
 ITonors. Flee. Designing Engr., Bur. of 
 Engng., Chicago; 2nd Lt., Q. M. C, U. S, A„ 
 Washington, D. C; First Lt., Constr. Div., 
 Bethlehem Loading Plant, Mays Landing, N, J.; 
 Mustered out, D 23, igi8, Mem., A. I. E. E, 
 Married Enuny Koelsch, Je 25, 1913, Chicago, 
 Child, Daniel Koelsch, Ag 25. 1916. Address, 
 1719 Arthur Ave,, Chicago; bus. add.. Room 
 403 City Hall, do. 
 
 4109. CAMILLO CHAPIN CHRISTENSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 31, 1889, 
 Peoria; s, Carl C, Christenson, Prepared in 
 Peoria H, S, Address, 731 Lumber Exchange 
 Bldg, Chicago, t 
 
 41 10. HARRY HARMON COE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E, E.; b. Jl 28, 1887, 
 Dixon, 111.; s, Henry M, (b. Sterling, 111.) 
 and Harriet E. (Sox) Coe (b. do.). Prepared 
 m Dixon H, S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc: 
 Univ. Band; Cadet Hop Com.; IMilitary Ball 
 Com, Signal and Telephone Insp., I, T. S., 
 Decatur, 111., 191 1; Div, Supt., Ky, S. W. 
 Elec. Ry, Light & Power Co., Paducah, Ky., 
 1911-12; Supt. Substations 111. Traction Co,, 
 S^iringfield, 111,, 1912-1S; Local Representative, 
 Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., do., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Substation Records Increase Efficiency, 
 Elec. Ry. Jour., Vol. 48, No. 9, Ag 1916. Mar- 
 ried Eva Arnould, S 19, 1912, Ashton, 111. 
 Child, Carolyn, b. Mr 24, 1917, Address, 838 S. 
 State St,, Springfield, 111, 
 
 41 11, WILLIAM FRANCIS COLEMAN 
 Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 21, 1886, 
 
 Eagle Grove la.: s. William John (b. i860, Pa.) 
 and Catherine Elizabeth (Howell) Coleman (b. 
 1861.^ Nachusa, III.). Prepared in Austin H, 
 S., Chicago. Tcchnograph Bd.; Pres., Stud, 
 Br.anch, A. S. M. E. Cost Acct., Roberts & 
 Scl'aefer Co., 1910-11; Salesman and Adv. 
 Mgr., Piatt Co., 191 1 — . Married Sylvia M. 
 Blievernicht, F 20, 1915, Austin, Tex, Address, 
 1724 N. LaSalle Ave., (Thicago. 
 
 4112, RICHARD OSBORNE COMPTON 
 Planter and Stockraiser; B. S, in Agr.; 
 
 b. Ja 16, 1887, Cleveland; s. John Carpenter 
 (b. F 8, 1851, Watkins Glen, I\f. Y.) and Eva 
 Marilla (Hill) C^ompton (b, i8.:;2, Wattsburg, 
 Pa.), Prepared in Univ, H. S., Chicago. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Shield and Trident; Alpha 
 (lamma Rho: Helmet; Agr. Club; Sec.. Sr, 
 Class, Planter, Fruit Grower and Field Supt., 
 Tampa Bay Land Co., Orlando, Fla., 1912 — . 
 Address, Orlando, Fla. 
 
 41 13, AGNES BOUTON COOPER 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A,; b. S 27, 1879, 
 Kansas City, Mo.: d. Clark Osband (b. Man- 
 chester Center, N. Y.) and Susan Elizabeth 
 (Seger) Cooper (b. Clarksfield, O.). Prepared 
 in H. S., Kansas City. Phi Beta Kappa. Cor- 
 responding Sec., Phi Beta Kappa, Iota Chap- 
 ter, Ohio; Head Cataloger, Miami Univ. Lib., 
 1910-12; do., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1912-13; do.. 
 Pub. IJb., Kansas City, Mo., 1913-16. Address, 
 411 3 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 41 14, GEORGE ALFRED COOPER 
 Advertising Mgr.; B, S, in M, E, ; b. Ap 2, 
 1887, Derbyshire, Eng,; s. George (b, D 8, 
 1862, do.) and Gertrude (Hogg) Cooper (b. D 
 19, 1863, Nottinghamshire, Eng.). Prepared in 
 E. Aurora H. S. M. E. Soc; Stud. Branch, 
 A, S, M. E, C, B. & Q. R. R,, Dynamometer 
 Car Service, 1910; Asst. Mgr., Corn Products 
 Refining Co., 1910-12; Tech. Instr., Apprentices, 
 I. C. R. R., 1912-14; Advertising Staff, Ry. 
 .4ge Gas*ite, 1915-16; Advertising Mgr., U, S. 
 Graphite Co,, 19 17 — , Married Nellie Leona 
 Swartz, D 28, 1910, Urbana. Children: Rob- 
 ert George, b, Mr 31, 1912; Frank Alfred, b. 
 Mr 26, 1914. Address, 610 Emily St., Sag- 
 inaw, Mich. 
 
 41 IS, EARL ZINK CORNWELL 
 Manager; B. S, in C. E.; b, D 27, 1887, 
 Kansas, 111.; s. John Emery (b. O 13, 1858, 
 near Kansas, 111.) and Maggie Josephine (Zink) 
 Cornwell (b, D 20. 1861, do.). Prepared in 
 Paris H. S. Triangle; Y. M. C. A, With 
 111. St. Highway Comn,, Springfield, 1910; Civ. 
 
igio] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 373 
 
 Engr., Madeira Mamore R. R. Co., Porto 
 X'elho, Brazil, S. A., 1Q10-12; Fruit grower, 
 Washington, 1912-16; With Am. Assn. Portland 
 Cement Mfrs., 1916-17; With Smith Form-a- 
 Truck Co., Chicago; Salesman, W. R. Grace 
 & Co., S. A., 1917-18; Mgr., Chicago office of 
 the Youroveta Home & Foreign Trade Co., 
 Inc., Exporters and Importers, Chicago, 1918 — . 
 Mem., Christian Church. Married Nelle Kath- 
 erine Ross, O 14, 1912, Stronghurst, III. Ad- 
 dress, 208 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 4116. HAZEL lONA CRAIG 
 A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Tolono, 111.; d. Cassius 
 M. (b. S 26, 1857, Friendship, Ind.) and Carrie 
 M. (Rice) Craig (b. Mr 18, 1867. near Sadorus, 
 III.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Pi Beta 
 Phi; W. A. A.; Jr. Basketball. Address, 616 
 W. Hill St., Champaign.t 
 
 41 17. NELSON EARL CRAIG 
 Inspector; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 10, 1886, 
 Victoria, 111.; s. James R. Craig. Prepared in 
 Wyoming H. S. Class Football. Insp. of 
 bridges, St. Highway Comn., Springfield, 111., 
 1910. Address, Keokuk. t 
 
 41 18. HIRAM EDWARD CROSSLAND 
 (Brother of Nos. 1487, 5623) 
 
 Engr. and Surv.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Mr 
 29, 1884, Varna. 111.; s. Hiram Venton (b. Ap 
 29, 1848, do.) and Cynthia Lovenia (Broaddus) 
 Crossland (b. My 6, 1847, Henry, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Watseka H. S. C. E. Club. Rodman, 
 Kansas City So. Ry., 1910; Asst. Engr., Mun. 
 Work, 191 1 ; Designing Reinforced Concrete 
 Structures, 1911-12; Designing Reinforced 
 Concrete Bridges, 1912; Supt., Bridge Const., 
 1912; Supt., Rd. (Tonst., 1912-14; Drainage 
 Engr., 1914-16; Resident Const. Engr., Water 
 Systems, 1916-17; Civ. Engr. and Surv., Wat- 
 seka, 111., 1917 — . Mem., A. S. C. E. ; Presby. 
 Church. Address, Watseka, 111. 
 
 4119. PAUL CALVIN CROWELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 15, 1885, Win- 
 field, Kan.; s. Walter Leslie (b. 1858, Sagniore, 
 Mass.) and Sarah Margaret Crowell (b. 1857, 
 Cambridge, O.). Prepared in Norwood (Mass.) 
 H. S.; Armour Sc. Acad., Chicago. Phi Sigma 
 Kappa. Civ. Engr., Summers & Co., Chicago; 
 Armour Fertilizer Works, Union Stock Yards, 
 Chicago. Address, Armour Fertilizer Works, 
 (3en. Office, Stock Yards, Chicago. 
 
 4120. WATTS CYRUS CUTTER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 7, 1887, Os- 
 wego, 111.; s. Watts Devilke (b. F 1, 1863, do.) 
 and Mary Louise (Colgrove) Cutter (b. O 4, 
 1864, Ann Arbor, Mich.). Prepared in E. 
 Aurora H. S. Theta Delta Chi; Phoenix; 
 Yoxan; Ku Klux; Capt., Swimming Team; 
 Pres., Sr. Class. Farmer, Oswego, 111.; Dir., 
 Oswego St. Bank, do. Mem., Kendall Co. 
 Agr. Inst.; Kendall Co. Non. Res. H. S. 
 Trustee. Married Esther Louise Sundeen, Mr 
 14, 191 1, Oswego, 111. Children: Slade, b. D 
 17, 191 1; Frederick S., b. Mr 9, 1913; Watts 
 C, Jr., b. Je 30, 1914. Address, Oswego, 111. 
 
 4121. JOHN BLANTON DABNEY 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. and M. & S. E.; b. 
 D 28, 1 886, Greenville, Miss.; s. John Blair (b. 
 Jl IS, 1853, Roanoke, Va.) and Lola Angelique 
 (Blanton) Dabney (b. N 7, 1854, Greenville, 
 Miss.). Prepared in Greenville H. S.; Miss. 
 Agr. and Mech. Coll., 1904-08. B. S., Miss. A 
 and M., 1908. Local Engr. and Surv., 1910-11; 
 Chief Asst. Engr. in charge of field work, 
 Washington Co. Drainage Sur., 1911 — . Ad- 
 dress, loi Edison St., Greenville, Miss.t 
 
 4122. WILLIAM WILBUR DALE 
 Missionary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 9, 1884, 
 
 Blue Island, 111.; s. William (b. 1854, Can.) and 
 Alice (Walker) Dale (b. 1853). Prepared in 
 Blue Island H. S.; B. D., Chicago Theological 
 Sem., 1913. Adelphic. Home Missionary, Mc- 
 intosh, Minn., 1913-18. Mem., Bd. Dirs., St. 
 Conf. Congr. Churches, Minn. Address, Inter- 
 national Falls, Minn. 
 
 4123. KARL M. DALLENBACH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2630, 5087) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 20, 1887, 
 Champaign; s. John J. (b. 1853, Ripley, O.) 
 and Anna C. (Mittendorf) Dallenbach (b. 1854 
 Cook Co., 111.). Prenared in Champaign H. S. 
 Delta Upsilon; Nu Sigma Nu; Phi Delta Kapoa; 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Adelphic; Football; Track. 
 Fellow in Psych., Univ. of Pittsburg, loio-ii; 
 A. M., 1911; do., Cornell Univ., 1911-12; Instr., 
 Psych., Univ. of Ore., 1913-15; O. St. Univ., 
 1915-16; Cornell Univ., 1916-18. Co. E. 18th 
 Regt., Pa. Nat. Guard, 1911-13; Capt., S. C, N. 
 A., 1918 — . Auth.: The Psychology of Blind- 
 fold Chess, Titchener Commemorative Vol., 
 1917. Relation of Memorv Error to Time In- 
 terval, Psych. Review, 1913; Measurement of 
 Attention, Am. Jour, of Psych., 1913; The 
 Effect of Practice upon Visual Apprehension, 
 Jour, of Edtic. Psych., 1914; The History and 
 Derivation of the Word "Function" as a Syste- 
 matic Term in Psychology, Am. Journ. of 
 Psych., 191c: Measurement of Attention in the 
 Field of Cutaneous Sensation, do., 1916; Dr. 
 Morgan on Measurement of Attention, do., 1918. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Am. Psych. Assn.; A. A. 
 A. S. Married Ethel L. Douglas, Ag 22, 1914, 
 Chicago. Children: Baby, b. Ag 29, 1915 (died 
 Ag 30, 1915); John Wallace, b. Ja 22, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 116 Heights Court, Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 4124. WILLIS CHESTER DANIELSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ag 18, 
 1887, Leland, 111.; s. O. M. (b. do.) and Carrie 
 M. (Larson) Danielson (b. do.). Prepared in 
 LTniv. Acad. U. S. Forest Service, Missoula, 
 Mont., Ja 1916. Address, Missoula, Mont. 
 
 4125. GERTRUDE CURTIS DAVIS 
 (Daughter of Nos. 251, 311; Sister of Nos. 
 3337. 5629, 8260) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 2=;, 1886, 
 DeKalb. 111.; d. Jeptha Hartley ('82). (b. Ap 
 13, i860, Vienna, Ind.) and Ella (Watson) 
 Davis ('80), (b. N 14, 1854, Bristol, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Miss Barstow's Sch., Kansas City, Mo. 
 kappa Kappa Gamma. Teacher, Eng., Holton, 
 Kan. Address, Holton, Kan. 
 
 4126. WARREN WILLIAM DAY 
 (Husband of No. 4217) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 26, 1882, 
 Peoria; s. John Wentworth (b. Ag 6, 1856, do.) 
 and Kate "(Moore) Day (b. Ja 16, 1856, do.). 
 Prepared in Peoria 11. S.; Univ. Acad. Theta 
 Delta Chi; Cosmopolitan; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Arch. Club; Pen and Brush Club; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Bus. Mgr., Glee and Mandolin Club; 
 Leader, Mandolin Club; TechnograjJi Bd. : Bus. 
 Mgr., Techiiograph; Sr. Stag Com.; Brevet 
 Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. Supt. of Const, St. of 
 111., 1910; Tour of World, 1910-11; Arch., 
 1911-18. Y. M. C. A. Work, France, 1918— . 
 Mem., Congr. Church: Arch. League of Am.; 
 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, 
 1909-10; Optimists Club; Peoria Assn. of Com- 
 merce; 111. Valley Yacht and Canoe Club.; 
 Kickapoo Glolf Club; 111. Soc. of Arch.; Peoria 
 Soc. of Arch.; Peoria Illini Club; Assn. Chari- 
 ties and Philanthropies, do.; Peoria Betterman 
 Assn.; Pres.. do.; Soc. of Allied Arts; V. P.. 
 University Club of Peoria. Married Ethel 
 Annetta Hollister ('10), S 7, 1910. Children: 
 Shirley Wentworth, b. S 23, 1913; Muriel 
 Hollister, b. O 3, 1917. Address. 606 N. Madi- 
 son Ave., Peoria; btis. add., 527 Main St., do. 
 
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 41J7. JOHN EDWARD DEMMER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 32, 1874. 
 Du Quo'". HI'; s. Frederick (.b. Ger.) and Mary 
 (Wamser) Denimer (b. do.). rrepared in 
 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1807-igoi. Teacher, i*. 
 I., looi-ti; Supt. Sch., Auliurn, 111.; I'rin., Far- 
 mer City Tn. H. S., 1011-13; Head Sc. Dcpt., 
 Kankakee 11. S., 111.. 1013-17; In.str., Chem., 
 Exist, il. S., Kav City; Mich., 1918 — . Mem., 
 .\. F. A. M. Married Dai.sy A. Cro*ss, looj, 
 Manila, P. I. Children: Arthur Harold, b. F 
 9, 1004; Hiit^h T.loyd, b. Ag 2, 1907. Address, 
 Ray City, Mich. 
 
 .p.-S. BERTHA El.lZABKTH DK.NNINC 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 23. 1*^76, 
 Tonica, 111.; d. Tames Alexander lb. Mr is. 
 1845. HilLsboro, HI.) and Marv Ellon (Watson) 
 Denning (b. Ja -i, 1854. Lci-h. I.anc.-ishire. 
 Eng.). Vreiiared in Elmwood H. S. ; 111. bt. 
 Norm, llniv. Teacher Eng., Clinton, HI., 191 1; 
 Instr.. Eng., I'niv. Acad., ion; Teacher Eng., 
 and Dean of tiirls, Moline H. S., 111.: Teacher, 
 Eng., Joliet Ti). II. S.. 111., I9it>— . Mem., 
 Moline Woman s Club; .\ssn. of Coll. .Mumni, 
 Moline, Kock Island and Davenport la. Ad- 
 dress, sot) N. School St., Normal. 111.; bus. 
 add., 313 S. Eastern Ave., Joliet, 111. 
 
 4139. WALTER EDWARD DEUCHl.ER 
 Struct. Engr.: B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 14, iSSo, 
 Aurora, HI.; s. Herman (b. Acr i3, 1863. 
 Achern, Ger.) and Miiia (Tcgtman) Denchler 
 tb. D 3t). 18(14, Hanover, do.^. I'repareil in V\ . 
 Aurora H. S. Onyx Dancing Club; Tau Beta 
 Pi- Prelim, and Final Honors: V. P.. Jr. Clas.s; 
 Engr. Dance Com. Engr., 111. St. Geol. Sur.. 
 looS-io; Asst. City Engr., Marion. ^11., loio-ii; 
 do., .-\nrora, HI., iou-15; Consulting Engr. in 
 charge of luun. improvements, iou>-i7; Ires. 
 W. E. Denchler & Co., Aurora, Ml., Specialists 
 in City pavements. Waterworks, Sewerage, 
 1917-18; Struct. Engr.. Pres.. Mun lesting 
 I.ab., do.. 1917-18; Plant and I.ab. Insp., 
 Constr. materials; Licensed Struct. Engrs., St. 
 of 111. Address. 3(14 Gartield Ave., Aurora, 111.: 
 bus. odd., Mercantile Block, do. 
 
 4130. RUFUS SAMUEL DIETRICH 
 (Brother of Nos. 3706, G179) 
 
 Dairyman; LL. B.; b. Ag 20. 1885. Black 
 River Falls, Wis.; s. Henry (b. 183s, Hessen, 
 Darmstadt, Ger.) and Susanna (Witting) Diet- 
 rich (b. 1840. do.). Prepared in Black River 
 Falls H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi; Ionian. Mar- 
 ried Edith J. Winchell, S 4. lO'^^- Address, 
 Kennemick. Wis. 
 
 4131. EDW.ARD LELAND DILLON 
 (Husband of No. 3339; Brother of No. 295-"^ 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Thomasboro, III.; 
 s. William (b. Mr 27, 1849, Ridge Farm, 111.) 
 and Miranda (Maurer) Dillon (b. Jl --8, 1859, 
 Boyertown, Pa.). Prepared in LIrbana H. S.; 
 Univ. .\cad. Agr. Soc, Pres.; Editorial Staff, 
 ///. Agr. Farm Mgr., 1911 — ; Official Testing, 
 Dairv Dept., HI. Exp. Sta., 1911; Farmer, Har- 
 mon," 111., ii)i---i7: do.. Oslitemo, Mich., 1917 — • 
 Married Hazel Katherine Cooper ("oS), Je 36, 
 1912, Sullivan, HI. Cliildren: Marion Dillon, 
 b Je 13. 1013; lohn Robert, b. Je 3, 1914 (died 
 Ag I, 1014). .\ddn-ss, Oshtemo, Mich. 
 
 4133. WILBUR JAMES DIXON 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. My 36. 
 1886, Glenmore, N. Y,; s. Adamson G. (b. Jl 
 1850, do.) and Eunice A. (Stanford) Dixon 
 (b. Ag 1853, East Florence, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Clinton', N. Y. H. S.; Svracuse Univ.. 1906-9. 
 Testing Dept., C. B. & Q. R. R., i9io-ii; Erie 
 Ry.. 1911 — . Mem., A. F. A, M. Address, 
 Boileau Place, Meadville, Pa.t 
 
 4i,t3- EDGAR D WIGHT DOYLE 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. S 23, 
 1 886, Bloomington, 111.; s. Samuel Doyle (b. 
 •■^g 13. 1857, do.) and Mollie (Lovenguth) 
 lloyle (b. Je 14, 1S59). Prepared in lilooiii- 
 ingn>n H. S. Tan Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Sigma Xi; E. E. Soc; Prelim., Final and Spe- 
 cial Honors; Technoi;rapli. Bd.; ist Lt., Signal 
 Corps, LTniv. Regt. Stud. Engr., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1910-11; Tech. Asst., Elec. Testing Lab., 
 11)1 1 ; Asst. Engr., do., 1911 — . Mem., A. I. 
 F.. E. ; Nat. Elec. Light .\ssn. Married Edyth 
 .Nesslage Schumacher, Je 26, 1913, New York 
 City. Child, Robert Dwight, b. Jl 29, 1914. 
 .-Iddress. 3130 Mapes Ave., New York City; 
 bus. add.. 80th St. and East End .\ve., do. 
 
 4134- LOUIS AUGUST DUMOND 
 Manager; B. S. in M. and S. E.; b. Ap 21, 
 1888, Colby, Kan.; s. Criim David (b. Earlville, 
 111.) and &Iinuie (t.rimn) Dumond (b. Ger.). 
 I'repartxl in Earlville IL S. Engr., West. Elec. 
 Co., 1910; do.. Subway Comn., Chicago, 1911; 
 1/0., Chicago Telephone Co., 1911; do., Comn. 
 of Down Town Sts., Chicago Assn. of Com., 
 1911-15: Sec. -Engr., Comn. on Downtown 
 Mun. Improvements, 1913-15; Engr., Civic 
 Indus. Comn., Assn. of Commerce, 1915-18; 
 iMgr., Indus. Dept., Chicago Assn. of Com- 
 merce, 1918 — •. Auth.: Progress Report to 
 the Comn. on Downtown Mun. Improvements, 
 on Relief for Sub-.Sijrface Congestion in the 
 Downtown Chicago Sts., Pub. by City of Chi- 
 cago, D 1914; Engng., Civic, and Industrial 
 News. Chicago Commerce. Mem.. M. E. 
 Church; A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; K. T.; 
 Past ConsuL M. W. A.; Chicago Hlini Club; 
 .\ssn. of Commerce; Maywood Golf Club; 
 .■\iii. Highway Assn. Married Margaret .M. 
 Diimond. O i6, 1915, Maywood, 111. Child, 
 Lois Margaret, b. O 24, igi6. Address, 305 
 S. u)th Ave., Maywood, 111. 
 
 4135. LAN DALE WILLIAM DUNCAN 
 Real Est. Promoter; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 
 3. 1887, Princeton, Ind.; s. William (b. O 
 iS.i7, Gibson Co., Ind.) and Isabel (Brown) 
 lUuican (b. Edinburgh, Scotland). Prepared in 
 Princeton H. S.; Purdue Univ., 1905-6. Agr. 
 Club; Al|iha Zeta. 13th F. A. Band, Coblenz, 
 tier., 1918 — . Married Marie Griswald, O 16, 
 1917, Barton, Fla. Address, Barton, Fla. 
 
 4136. LEROY MORRELL DUNSIIEATH 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 8, 1886, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. Thomas Judson (b. O 4, 1849, 
 Meaford. Out., Can.) and JMary Ann (Clarke) 
 Duusheath (b. F 3i, 1859, York, Ont., Can.). 
 Prepared in W. Aurora II. S. Stud. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E.; M. E. Soc. Draftsman, C. B. 
 & Q R. R., 1910-12: do., K. C. S. R. R., 1912- 
 14; Locomotive Boiler Insp., S. A. L. Ry., 
 1914-16; Cliief Draftsman, Powdered Coal 
 Engng. and Equipment Co., 1916-18; Mech. 
 Engr. in charge of Plants and Equipment, 
 Kinvon Pulverized Fuel & Engng. Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1918 — . Mem., .\. F. A. M.; R. A. M. 
 .4ddress, 127 Galena Blvd., Aurora, 111.; bus. 
 add., 864 Irving Park Blvd., Chicafo. 
 
 4137. ALICE H.VRRIET DURLAND 
 Teacher; .A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 10, 1887, 
 
 La(iran§:e, 111.; d. Densenbury (b. N 22, 1851, 
 BridgeviUe, N. Y.) and Louisa Margaret (Vial) 
 Durland (b. Ja 28, i8s6. Lyonsville, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Lyons Tp. TI. Is., LaGrange; Univ. 
 of Cliicago, I9i6-i,-. Prelim. Honors; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Teacher, .\nna. 111., 1907-08; Prin., Tp. 
 H. S., Georgetown, 111., 1008-11; Teacher, Ben- 
 ton, HI., 1011-13: (/(>., .\nna. 111.; do., Eng., 
 Carl Schurz H. S., Chicago, 1915 — ■ Address, 
 444 S. Madison Ave., LaGrange, 111.; bus. add., 
 Carl Schurz H. S., Chicago. 
 
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 4138. WARREN ERRETTEAST 
 Combustion Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 2, 
 1888, Beincnt, 111.; s. Homer Ardcii (b. S 27, 
 1861, Taylorville, 111.) and Mary Rebecca 
 (Thompson) East (b. My 13, 1865, 15uda, 111.). 
 Prepared in liement H. S. ; Maroa H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; I'relim. Honors; Varsity Track 
 (holds 2 mile record to date); Ex. Com., lyio 
 K. E. Show. Engr. Apprentice, Westinghouse 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co., E. Pittsburgh, 1910-13; with 
 Westinghouse Mach. Co., do., 1914; Efliciency 
 Engr., Mineral Point, Wis., 1914-17; Pub. 
 Service Co., do.; Combustion Engr., Toledo Ry. 
 & Light Co., Toledo, O., 1917-18. Mgr., West- 
 inghouse Club, Wilkinsburg, Pa.; Sec., 111. 
 Alumni Assn., Pittsburgh. Married Rachel 
 Jane Brown, 10, 1915, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ad- 
 dress, 918 Virginia St., Toledo, O. 
 
 4139. HARRY DAVID EASTERBROOK 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. An i, 1887, 
 Saybrook, 111.; s. Carey P. (b. Washington 
 Courthouse, O.) and Livina Angeline (Hurley) 
 Easterbrook (b. Farmer City, 111.). Prepared 
 in Saybrook H. S. E. E. Soc; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Ajjprentice, Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. 
 Co., Pittsburgh, 1910-12; Supply Engng., do., 
 1912-14; Supply Sales, do., 1914-17; do., Los 
 Angeles Dist. (jffice, 1917-18. Capt., 90th Co., 
 Calif. Mil. Reserves. Married Anna Mar- 
 garetlie Pound, Jl 25, 1909, Saybrook, 111. 
 Children: Elbert Carey, b. O 25, 1910; Valerie 
 Virginia, b. O 30, 1913. Address, 955 W. 46th 
 St., Los Angeles; bus. add., Van Neyes Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 4140. RANDOLPH EIDE 
 (Brother of No. 2084) 
 
 Telephone Traffic Sunt.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. My 25, 1888, Lee, 111.; s. Tollef Torrison 
 (b. D 12, 1852. Olen, Norway) and Christina 
 (Greve) Eide (b. Ag 12, 1861, do.). Prepared 
 in Lee II. S. ; Univ. Acad. Shield and Trident; 
 Philqmathcan; Bus. Mgr., The Daily lllini. 
 Special Insp., Traffic Dejjt., New York Tele- 
 phone Co., New York (Jity 1911-13; Supvr., 
 traffic Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., St. 
 Louis, 1913-16; do., Michigan St. Telejjhone 
 Co., Detroit, 1916-17; Traffic Supt., Central 
 Union Telephone Co., Columbus, (j. Mar- 
 ried, Edna Ruth Phillips, Ja 17, 19 17, St. 
 Louis. Child, Catherine Christine, b. Ja 23, 
 1918. Address, 109 E. Oakland Ave., Colum- 
 bus. O.; bus. add., 33 N. 3rd St., Room 201, 
 do. 
 
 4141. ARTHUR WESLEY EISENMAYER, 
 JR. 
 
 Merchant and Contractor; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. S 21, 1888, Hiawatha, Kan.; s. Arthur Wes- 
 ley (b. Jl 12, i866, Clairmont, 111.) and Mamie 
 Adeline (Johnson) Eisenmayer (b. Mr 23, 
 1868, River Styx, O.). Prepared in E. St. 
 Louis H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Phoenix; Phil- 
 omathean; Scribblers'; Eng. (Jhib; ///to Bd. ; 
 ///. Mag.; Dope Sheet; Sr. Stag. Merchant, 
 Granite City Lime & Cement Co., 111.; Carmi, 
 111.; Anna; Danville; Fairmont; Edwardsville. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Elizabeth Rosa- 
 line Bickelhaupt, D 14, 1912, Edwardsville, 
 111. Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. S 4, 1913; 
 Faith Christine, b. F 26, 191 5. Address, 405 
 Center St., Edwardsville, 111. 
 
 4142. WALTER ELMER EKBLAW 
 (Husband of No. 4260; Brother of No. 3721) 
 Geologist; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1912; b. Mr 
 10, 1882, Rantoul, 111.; s. 'Andrew (b. My 10, 
 1854, Eksjo, Jonkopping, Sweden) and Ingry 
 (Johnson) Ekblaw (b. Mr 3, r86o, Traheryd, 
 Kroneberg, do.). Prepared in Austin Coll., 
 Effingham, 111. Acacia; Shield and Trident; 
 Gamma Alpha; Scribblers'; Alumnus Mem., 
 Ma-Wan-Da; Sigma Xi; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Prelim. Honors; Scholarship in Geol. ; Ed., 
 The Daily lllini; Permanent Class Sec; Hon. 
 
 Mem., 111. Union Council; Cabinet, Y. M. C. 
 A.; Promoted First Annual Fall Home-Com- 
 ing. Geologist and Botanist, Crocker Land 
 Arctic Expedition, 1913-17; Staff Fellow, Univ. 
 of 111., 1917 — ; Research Assoc, Am. Museum 
 of Natural Hist., 1917 — . Explored, surveyed 
 and mapped parts of Grant Land and Elles- 
 niereland. Auth.: The Stratigraphy and Pale- 
 ontology of the Devonian System in Rock 
 island Co. 111.; Correlation of The Devonian 
 System in Northwestern III., Annual Report, 111 
 St. Acad. Sc, 1911-12. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 111. St. Acad of Sc; A. A. A. .S. ; Wilson Orni- 
 thol. Club; Am. Ornithol. Union; Am. Eco- 
 logical Soc; Am. Geog. Soc. Married Augusta 
 May Kneger ('10), F 28, 1918, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 713 W. Washington Blvd., Urbana; 
 bus. add., 255 Natural Hist. Bldg., Univ. of 
 111., do. 
 
 4143. CHARLES LYMAN ELLIS 
 (Brother of No. 3358) 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. F 14, 1887, 
 Wichita, Kan.; s. Samuel Edwin (b. Je 9, 1853) 
 and Rebecca Maria (Hewes) Ellis (b. N 20, 
 1857). Prepared in Bloom Tp. H. S., Chi- 
 cago Heights. Teacher, Decatur Co., H. S., 
 Oberlin, Kans., 1910-13; du., Colfax Co., H. 
 S. Raton, N. Mex., 1913-17; Instr., G. E. D., 
 Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Married Flossie Brown- 
 field, D 27, 1910, Urbana. Child, Charles 
 Lyman, Jr., b. Ag 13, 1912. Address, 505 W 
 High St., Urbana. 
 
 4144- LLOYD KIRK ELLSBERRY 
 (Husband of No. 2578) 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 31, 
 1887, Geneseo, 111.; s. John Carter (b. N 
 25, 1848) and Arista Althea Ellsberry (b. Ag 
 25. 1849). Prepared in Mason City H. S. 
 Chi Beta; Philomathean; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Mem., winning team debating against O., 1910; 
 Sec, Soph. Class; lllini Staff; Ed; Y. M. C. 
 A. Handbook, 1909; Y. M. C. A. cabinet, 
 Mgr.. Ear Corn Seed Co., 191 1; Mem., The 
 G. D. Sutton Co.; Pres., L. K. Ellsberry & 
 Co. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Effie Lucy 
 Bauer ('06), N 18, 1914, Champaign. Child, 
 William Gertus, b. Ag 25, 1815. Address, Ma- 
 son City, 111. 
 
 414.';. MARIE VON ENGELKEN 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 6, 1889, St. Louis; 
 d. L. H. Engelken. Prepared in ])ubu(|ue, la. 
 H. S. Chj Omega; Phi Delta Psi. Teacher, 
 Eng. and Lib. Sc, Somerset H. S. Ky., 1910. 
 Address, Oscala, Fla.f 
 
 4146. IGNACIO CEFERINO ENRIQUP:Z 
 Civil Governor; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Chi^iuahua, 
 Mex.; s. Ignacia Enriquez. Prepared, N. M. 
 Agr. Coll. Civil Governor, Chihuahua St., 
 Mex.; Revolutionist, participated in overthrow- 
 ing of the Huerta Govt. Address, Chihuahua, 
 Mex. 
 
 4147- CLIFFORD ERIK JOSEPH 
 ERIKSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 24, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Charles Erik (b. Ap 19, 1854, 
 Stockholm, Sweden) and Josephine (Miller) 
 Erickson (b. Jl 25, 1865). Prepared in W. 
 Aurora H. S. Scabbard and Blade. Tracing, 
 1910; Plotting transmission Sur., 1910; Asst. 
 Engr. and Res. Insp., Dike Const, for water 
 power development, 1910-11; Commonwealth 
 Edison Co., Chicago, 1911; Draftsman, Con- 
 struction of two concrete dams at Grayson, 
 Va. with H. M. Byllesby & Co., Engrs. and 
 Mfrs., Chicago. Mem., Swedish Engrs. Soc. 
 of Chicago. Address, 297 W. Park Ave., 
 Aurora, 111.; bus. add. Insurance Exchange 
 Bldg., Chicago. t 
 
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 4148. JOHN WESTON ESSINGTON 
 (Brother of No. 2659) 
 Real Estate and Ins. Bus.; A. B. in Bus. 
 L. & A.; b. Ak i(), 18S7, Slrcator, HI.; s. John 
 Essington. IMcparcd in Slrcator Tp. II. S. 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon; lllio Board; I'rcs. Cnil. 
 Club. Address, b04 Broadway, Streator, Ul.t 
 
 4149- BR YON MACAULEY FAST 
 (Brother of No. 3363) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. J a i. 1S83, 
 Prineeville, 111.; s. Allen C. (b. Mv 31, 1848, 
 Ashland Co., O.) and Ilattie (Callioun) Fast 
 (b. F g, 1850.^ Monica, 111.). Prepared in 
 Prineeville II. S. ; Bradley Poly. Inst., Peoria, 
 looj-t). Iris Cluli; Class Football. Illumina- 
 tion and Power Salesman, Light, llcat 6i Power 
 Co., Springfield, HI., iQoo-io; do., Empire Dist. 
 Elec. Co., Joplin, Mo., 1910-11; do., and l?ns. 
 Mgr., Pa. Pub. Service Co., Clearfield, Pa., 
 ic)ij-i8: Gen. Mgr., Pa. Collieries Inc., Johns- 
 town, Pa., 1918 — . .Vuth.: Storage Bat., Loc- 
 omotives for Coal Mines, Aiutiial Rcf^ort of 
 Coal Miitiiuj I)ist. of A»i., D 1917, Pittsburg. 
 Chm., Co. Section, Nat. Elec. l.ight Assn. 
 Clearlield, Pa., 1917. Married Frances Shack- 
 lette, Ag 20, 191 1, Brandenberg, Ky. Chil- 
 dren: Barbara Allen, b. Ag 23, 1912; Charles 
 Edward, b. Ta 4, 191 5. .Iddrcss. Clearlield, 
 Pa.; bits, athi., 900 First Nat. Bank Bldg., 
 Johnstown, do. 
 
 4150. RUTH DAVIDA FELMLEV (MEEK) 
 
 (Daughter of Hi 9; Wife of No. 4306; Sister 
 
 of No. 5654) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 8, 188S, Carrollton, 
 111.; d. David (b. An 24, 1859, Sonierville, N. 
 J.) and Aula (Stout) Felmley (b. O n, 1865, 
 New Vienna, O.). Prepared in Norm. Univ. 
 II. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ.. igo8-io; Kappa 
 Kappa Gannna; Illiola; Class Basketball; 
 Women's Tennis Tournament. Married Alva 
 Brace Meek ("lo), S i, 1914, Normal, 111. 
 Child, David Felmley, b. My 19, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Carrollton, 111. 
 
 4151. J. FRANK FELTER 
 Farmer; B. S. in .Agr. ; b. O i6, 1887. Eureka. 
 HI.; s. Pierce Andrew (b. Jo.) and Eunice 
 Adele (McCorkle) Felter (b. Wasliington, 111.). 
 Prepared in Eureka II. S.; A. B., Kvireka Coll., 
 1908. Milk Tester, Univ. of 111. Dairy Dept.. 
 loio-ii; Farmer, uni — . Married Hazel Beall 
 Vanskiver, S 27, IQ13, Streator, 111. Child, 
 Eunice Beall. b. Mr 28, 1918. Address, R. 
 I, Eureka, 111. 
 
 41 S2. * IRWIN GLENN FERGUSON 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 9, 1890. Hartington, 
 Neb.: s. Thomas Alexaiuler and Ella .\ugusta 
 (Ritchey) Ferguson. Prepared in Univ. .Xcad. 
 St. Hydrographer for Colo., 1910; Instr., G. E. 
 Y>., 1911; Hydrographer for Costilla Estates, 
 1911-12. Died My 27, 1912, Chaiupaign. 
 
 4153. IRENE MARY FERRIS (TRAYLOR) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 5. 1887, Rosenberg, 
 Tex.; d. Tohn Franklin (b. 1S60, Lawrence- 
 burg, Ind.') and Mary Elizabeth (Brogan) Fer- 
 ris (b. 1863, Dearborn Co.. Ind.). Prepared in 
 Lawrenccluirg (Ind.) H. S. ; Ind. l^niv., 
 1905-8. Pi Beta Phi. Married Edgar Hobbs 
 Traylor, Je 29, 1911. Children: William 
 Franklin, b. N 28, 1013; Ferris Edgar, h. O 
 27, 1915; Mary Elizabeth, b. Jl 8, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, jasper, Ind. 
 
 4154. ERWIN OLIVER FTN'KENRINDER 
 
 (Husband of No. 4478) 
 
 Teacher and Supvr. ; .\. B. in L. & A.; b. .\g 
 
 22, 1884. Kent, 111.; s. David Oliver (b. O 2. 
 
 iSs7, near Carlvle, Pa.) and Emma Elizabeth 
 
 (Werkheiset) Fiiikenbindor (b. D 27, 1857, 
 
 Kent, 111.). Prepareil in Prep. Dept., Mt. 
 Morris Coll.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1905-8. 
 ]'"ellowship, Clark I'niv., 1910-13; A. M., Clark 
 Univ., 11)11 ; I'll. 1)., do., 1913. Teacher, Psych. 
 mid Edue., St. Norm. Sch., Milwaukee, 1913- 
 18; Supvr., Practice Teaching, do., 1917-18. 
 Aulh. : The Curve of Forgetting. A))i. Jour, 
 Fsych., Vol. 24, J a 1913; The Remembrance 
 of Problems and of their Solutions, a study 
 in Logical memory, do.. Vol. 24, 1914. Married 
 Lena Althea Walworth ('10), Je 27, 1912, Ur- 
 bana. Address, 432 Edgewood Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 4155. ULYSSES SIMON FITZPATRICK 
 
 (Husband of No. 5S29) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 2, 1887, 
 Calif.; s. .Vrtluir (b. 1824, Isle of ^Ian, Eng.) 
 and .\melia (Phipher) Fitzpatrick (b. Ger.). 
 Prepared in Orange (Calif.) 11. S. LL. B.. 
 Tlarvard Law Sch., 1013. Married Olga Fern 
 JNloser ("13), Jl 2, 1917, Sigel. 111. .Iddress, 
 Sigel, 111.; bus. add., c/o American Consulate, 
 San Jose, Costa Rica. 
 
 4156. ROBERT BRUCE FIZZELL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; h. S 20, 1889; 
 s. James .'\lbert (b. My 28, i860, Simcoe, On- 
 tario, Can.) and ^lartha Catherine (Allen) Fiz- 
 zell (b. Je 21, i860. Walnut Cove, Stokes Co., 
 N. C). Prepared in Taylorvillc Tp. H. S. 
 LL. B., Harvard Univ., 1013. Philomathean; 
 Phi Beta Kap()a; Delta Sigma Rho; On four 
 iiiler-coUegiate debates; Winner of Inter-Soc. 
 Declam. C-ontest. Lawyer, Kansas City, Mo., 
 1013 — . Married Florence Kdilh Hoover, N 
 27, 1916. Salt Lake City. Child, Robert Bruce 
 Ir., b. D 30, 1918. Address, 1102 Benton 
 Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., 313 Fidel- 
 ity Trust Bldg., do. 
 
 4157. HARVEY AIKEN FLANDERS 
 (Brother of No. 3736) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. &- A.; b. S 10, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. John lames (h. Je 30, 1848, do.) 
 and Alicia (Aiken) Flanders (b. F 23, 1849). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago; Colo. Sch. 
 of Mines, 1904-5. Delta Kappa Epsilon. 
 Teacher, Math, and Sc, Morgan Park Acad., 
 111., 1910-15; Teacher. Math, and Ath. Coach, 
 Hinsdale Tp. H. S., 111., 1915- — . Mom., Cen- 
 tral Assoc, of Sc. and Math. Teachers; lUini 
 Club of Chicago: Alumni Assn.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Hazel Bennett, Je 10, 1912, Aurora, 
 Ul. Children: Katherine, b. O 7, 1914; Mar- 
 garet, b. My 30, 1917. Address, Hinsdale, 111. 
 
 415S. JOHN RENCHIN FORNOF 
 Publisher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 23, 1889. 
 Streator, 111.; s. John W. and Sarah Taiie 
 (.Seavey) Fornof. "Prepared in Streator l!. S. 
 Phi K.-ip|)3 Psi: Managing Ed.. Illiiii. Editor 
 and Publisher Streator Free Press. Married 
 Helen llonevvvell. S 14, 1910, lloopeston. 111. 
 .■Iddress, 205 LaSalle St.. Streator, 111.; bus. 
 add., Streator Free Press, do. 
 
 4159. EWELL GERDES FRANKEN 
 A. B. in Sc; b. My 14, iSSq, Philadelphia, 
 111.; s. John Gerdcs and Ida Belle (Smith) 
 Franken. Prepared in Chandlerville II. S.; 
 Whipple Acad., Jacksonville, 111. Chi Beta; 
 Chem. Club; Final Honors; Phi Beta Pi. 
 Stud., Rush Med. Coll., 1910-11. Mem., Congr. 
 Church; A. F. A. M. Address, Chandlerville. 
 111. 
 4160. VICTOR BYRON FREDENHAGEN 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja n. 1888. 
 Greggs, 111.; s. Victor (b. W^arrensville, 111.) 
 anil Jane (Woodroofe) Frcdenhagen (b. Der- 
 bvshire, Eng.). Prepared in Downers Grove, 
 111. Sigma Pi; Scabbard and Blade; C. E. 
 Club. Constr. Engr., 111. Highway Comn. 
 Married Marjorie llamilton. ^Iy 24, 1915, 
 Wynne, .\rk. .4ddress. c/o Morgan Engr. Co., 
 Memphis. 
 
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 4i6i. OTTO FREDERICK 
 (Brother of No. 4162) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 23, 1887, Sullivan, 
 111.; s. liciiry L. (b. Ja 23, 1840, Ross Co., O.) 
 and Mary ("Miller) Frederick (b. My 13, 1851, 
 Sullivan,^ III.). Prepared in .Sullivan II. S. 
 Acacia; Tlicta Kappa Nu; Fuller Law Club. 
 Lawyer, Galesburg, 111., 1910-11; Frederick & 
 Frederick, Peoria, 191 1 — . Married Olive E. 
 J. Clark, Je 24, 1914. Address, 712 Frye Ave., 
 Peoria; bus. add., 424 Main St., do. 
 
 4162. ROSCOE CHARLES FREDERICK 
 
 (Brother of No. 4161) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 11, 1885, Sullivan, 111.; 
 s. Henry L. (b. Ja 23, 1840, Ross Co., O.) and 
 Mary (Miller) Frederick (b. My 13, 1851, Sul- 
 livan, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan IL S. Phi 
 Alpha Delta; Fuller Law Club. Lawyer, Fred- 
 erick & Frederick, Peoria, 191 1 — . Judge, City 
 Court, 1912-13-17 — . Married Myrtle Russell, 
 Ap 14, 1915. Address, 818 Knoxville Ave., 
 I'eoria; bus. add., 424 Main St., do. 
 
 4163. AUGUSTUS HENRY FRIDRICHS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 15, 1883, Waterloo, 
 
 111.; s. William Christopher (b. Ja 27, 1849, 
 do.) and Catherine Herring (Rein fait) Frid- 
 richs (b. N 15, 1862, Aechshcim, Wuertcmberg, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Waterloo II. S. Asst. Pros- 
 ecuting Atty., E. St. Louis since 191 1; Lawyer, 
 Waterloo, 111., 1915-17; City Atty., do., 1917 — . 
 Sec. Legal Advisory Bd. for Monroe Co., 
 191 7 — . Married Anna Marie Fridrichs, Jl 29, 
 1908, Columbia, 111. Child, Augustus Henry, b. 
 S 20, 1909. Address, Waterloo, 111. 
 
 4164. JOHN REED FUGARD 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 6, 1886, New- 
 ton, la.; s. Judson II. (b. F 14, 1854, Bellville, 
 O.) and Ella (Slemmons) Fugard (b. Ap 15, 
 1862, Prairie City, la.). Prepared in Newton 
 H. .S. Kappa .Sigma; Glee Club. Arch, with 
 Stanford IJall, Chicago, 1910; Supt., Const, of 
 Est., Princeton, la., 191 1; In office, Emory 
 Stanford Hall, Arch., Mr 1911^ — . Married 
 Rowena Celestia Owen, Je 18, 1910, Piano, III. 
 Child, John Reed, b. !■" 4, 1912. Address, 6200 
 Washington Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 508 Har- 
 ris Trust Bldg., do. 
 
 4165. NAGENDRA NATH GANGULEE 
 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 2, 1888, 
 Barisal, India; s. B. C. Gangulee. Prepared in 
 B. M. Coll., Barisal, India. Apr, Club; Cosmo- 
 politan Club; Social Sc. Club; Italian Club. 
 Address, Shantiniketan Bolpur, E. I. Ry. Loop, 
 Bengal, India. 
 
 4166. GARABED ARSIIAG ZACAR 
 GARABEDIAN 
 
 Physician; A. B. in .Sc. ; b. S 10, 1888, Con- 
 stantinople, Turkey; s. Zacar (b. 1847, do.) and 
 Virginia (Balian) Garabedian (b. i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Bithynia II. S., Bardezag, Turkey. 
 Syrian Protestant Coll., Beirut, 1906-7; M. D., 
 Rush Med. Coll., 1913. Cosmopolitan Club. 
 Phys., Chicago, 1913 — ; Asst., Pediatics, Rush 
 Med. Coll., 1 914 — •; Health Officer, Dept. of 
 Health, Chicago, 1915-18; Physician, Tulsa, 
 Okla., :9i8 — . Mem., Chicago Med. Soc; 
 111. St. Med. Soc; Fellow, Am. Med. Assn. 
 Married Estelle Garabedian, 1915, Chicago. 
 Address, 719-720 Mayo Bldg., Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 4167. JUAN IGNACIA GARZA 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 11, 1886, 
 
 Monterey, N. I. eon, Mex.; s. Jesus Garza. With 
 Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1910 — . 
 Address, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mex. 
 
 4168. FRANK CALEB GATES 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. S 12, 1887, Chi- 
 cago; s. William S. (b. S 17, 1855, do.) and 
 Lillian Warrer (Pillsbury) Gates (b. My 3, 
 
 1863, Nashua, N. II. ). Prepared in Lake View 
 H. S., Chicago. Ph. D., Univ. of Mich., 1912. 
 Sigma Xi; Prelim., Final, and Special Honors. 
 Teachen Univ. of Philippines, 19 12-15; Prof., 
 Biol., Carthage, 111., 1916-18; Asst. Prof., 
 Dept. of Botany, Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, 
 Mich., 1919—- 2nd Lt., San. C, U. S. A., 
 Yale Army Lab.; Mustered out, D 17, 1918. 
 .'\uth.: Com])arison of the Season at Chicago 
 aixl Urbana, Am. Botany, Vol. 14, 1908; Relic 
 Dunes; Life History, Transact. III. Acad. Sc, 
 1910; .Some Effects of Protracted Drought 
 Ujjon Xerofytic Plants, Plant World, Vol. 13, 
 1910; Summer Bird Life in the Vicinity of 
 Havana, 111., in its Relation to the Prominent 
 Plant Assiis., IVilson Bull. Vol. 23; Vegeta- 
 tion of the Beach Area, N. E. 111. and S. E. 
 Wis. Bui. III. .St. Lab., Nat. Hist.. Vol. 
 9. 191-^; Vegetation of the Region in Vicinity, 
 Douglas Lake, Mich., 14th Report Mich, 
 .■lead., .S'c, Vol. 46, 1912; Pioneer Vcge- 
 t;ition, Taal Volcano, Philippine Jour., Sc, 
 Vol. 9, 1914; Winter as a Factor in Xeroph/ily 
 of Certain Evergreen Plants, Botany Gazette, 
 Vol. 61, 1916; The Relation Between Evapora- 
 tion and Plant Succession in a (iiven Area, 
 Am. Jour, of Botany, Vol. 4, IQ17, and num- 
 erous other "articles. Mem., Jr. Research Club; 
 111. St. Acad, of .Sciences; Botanical Soc. of 
 .\m.; Ecological Soc. of Am., Charter Mem. 
 Mich. Acad, of Sc. ; A. A. A. .S. ivlarried Mar- 
 garet Thompson, Je 11, 1915, Cleveland. Ad- 
 dress, Carthage, ill. 
 
 4169. ORUS ETHAN GATES 
 .Superintendent; B. S. in Ry. E. J:-.; 0. F 28, 
 1885, Tuscola, 111.; s. Perry J. (b. Gallia, O.) 
 and Philena (Nelson) Gates (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acarl. With Commonwealth Edison 
 Co., 1910; Cape Girardeau I'ortland Cement Co., 
 (ape Girardeau, Mo., 191 1; Superior Portland 
 Cement Co., Concrete, Wash., 1911-16; Asst. 
 Supt., Cement Mfg. Co., 6604 Mich. Ave., St. 
 Louis, 1916 — . Address, Hammett, Idaho. t 
 
 4170. CICELY SARAH GOFF 
 (Sister of Nos. 1687, 3749) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 2, 1889, Ran- 
 toul, ill.; d. Arthur Middleton (b. JI 31, 1848, 
 Klmira, N. Y.) and Clara Belle (Hall) Golf (b. 
 S 2, 1848, Littleton, N. H.). Prepared in Ran- 
 toul H. S.; Univ. of Tex., 1915-16. Illiola, 
 Pres., 1910; Phi Beta Kappa; Y. W. C. A. 
 Cabinet, 1908-09; Treas., do., 1909-10. Prin., 
 H. S., Rantoul, 111., 1910-12; Teacher, Latin 
 and Ger., H. S., Sycamore, 111., 1912-14; do.. 
 Pub. Schs., Austin, III., 19 18 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Address, 1305 W. 22nd St., Austin, 
 Tex. 
 
 4171. FRANK CRAVENS GRANNIS 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 18, 1882, Chi- 
 cago; s. George M. (b. Je 20, 1845, near Park 
 Ridge, 111.) and Anna (Cravens) Grannis (b. S 
 1855, Chicago). Prepared in Lewis Inst.; Wino- 
 na Acad.; Winona Coll., Agr., 1904. Alpha 
 Zota. Scholarship in P>ot., 1910. Asst., Soil 
 I'crtility, Univ. of ill., 1910; Prof., Agr. and 
 (hem., McKcndree Coll., Lebanon, 111., 191 1; 
 I'.xtcn. Lecturer in Soils, la. St. Coll., Ames, 
 la., 1912-13; Co. Agr., Will Oj., 111., 1913-17; 
 i'lof., Agr. and Supt., Tusculum ("oil.. Green- 
 ville, Tenn., 1917 — . Co. Agt., U. S. Deiit., 
 Agr., 1913-17. Auth.: Alfalfa in Will Co.. 1913; 
 Alfalfa and Sweet Clover in Will Co. 1914; 
 Will Co., Farm Monthly, 1916-17; Articles in 
 I'rairie Farmer; Orange Judd Farmer; Country 
 Centleman. Married Iris Elder, My 14, 1906, 
 Chicago. Address, Tusculum Coll., Greenville, 
 Tenn. 
 
 4173. NINA VIVIEN GRESHAM 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M.. 191 1; b. 
 
 II 18, 1887, Champaign; d. Samuel Dudley (b. 
 
 Mv 12, i8c5, Gentryville, Ind.) and Myra Jane 
 
 (Wilson) Gresham (b. O 13, i860, Washington 
 
378 
 
 University ok Illinois 
 
 I1910 
 
 Co., Jnd.). Prtpared in Champaign H. S. 
 Gamma Phi l>eta; Scribbler's; Illini Stall, looS- 
 11; V. \V. C. A. cabinet, igoS-ii; Woman's 
 League Corns.; Scholarship, Grad. Sch., 191 1. 
 Teacher, Champaign Pub. Schs., 1911-14; do., 
 Eng., H.^ S., Mattoon, 111., 1914 — . Mem., 
 l*resby. Church. Address, 20S W. Washing- 
 ton St., Champaign. 
 
 4173. ARTHUR CARl. GRIEWAXK 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 6, 1SS6, I.a- 
 Porte, Ind.; s. Charles F. (h. Ger.) and Mary 
 (.Meader) Griewank (b. LaPorte, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Michigan Citv II. S. So. Pac. R. R., 
 1910; Sacramento \alley Irrigation Co., Kngr. 
 Dept.. 1010-11 ; A. L. Bobb Consulting Engr., 
 Struct. Steel, 101 1; Calif. St. Uil., Harbor 
 Comn., Engr. Dept., 1911 — ; Design Drafts- 
 man and Engr., San Francisco, 1911 — . Mem., 
 Jr. A. S. C. E. ; Calvary Presby. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 2296 Broderick St., San Francisco.t 
 
 4174- DWIGHT GRIFFIN 
 Statistician; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 19, 18S6, 
 Clinton, 111.; s. Henry Clay and Lavina (Scott) 
 GrifKn. Prepared in Clinton H. S. Draftsman 
 and Mech., Nat. Malleable Castings Co.; Chief 
 Clerk, Statistical Dept., Pub. Service Co., 
 1910 — . Married Margaret Weatherford, S 4, 
 1910, Champaign. Children: Gwendolyn Grace, 
 b. O 21, 1913; Richard Dwight, b. S 2;, 1915. 
 Address, 5300 W. Monroe St., Chicago. 
 
 4175. ROLAND WHEELOCK GRIFFITH 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My i, 18SS. St. 
 Louis; s. William Edwin (b. D 24, 184s, Col- 
 linsville, 111.) and Mary (Wheelock) Griffith 
 (b. O 21, i8s>, Chicago). Preparer! in Granite 
 City H. S.: Wash. Law Sch. St. Louis. Chi 
 Beta; Phi Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Rho; Var- 
 sity Debating; Hatchet Orator; Phoenix; 
 Adelphic, V. P., 1908; Smoker and Law Sch. 
 Dance Com. City Atty., Granite City, 111.; Corp. 
 Counselor, City of Venice; Asst. St. Atty., 
 Madison Co., 1012-16. Address, Granite City, 
 111.; bus. add.. Woolworth Bldg., do. 
 
 4176. WALTER ]MILO GRIFFITHS 
 Mech. Eng.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 7. i88S, 
 Pontoosuc, 111.; s. John and Elva Griffiths. 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. San Tooquin Light 
 & Power Co., Barkersfield, Calif., 1912; Pon- 
 toosuc, 111., 1915. Address, Box 1024, Miami, 
 Ariz. 
 4177. ARTHUR SARIAH GROSSBERG 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. 18S6, Louesha. 
 Russia; s. Joseph (.b. Posen, Poland) and Bon- 
 nie Grossberg (b. do.). Prepared in McKin- 
 ley H. S., Cnieago; Lewis Inst., 1904-oti. M. 
 E. Soc. Ivrim Bucyrus Co., Ja 1910; Engin- 
 eer, Mineral Point Zinc Co., Mr loio; do.. 
 A. T. & S. Fe Ry. Co., Jl 1910; do., Link Belt 
 Co., N 191 1 ; do., Isthmian Canal. 191 1 — . 
 111. Nat. Guard, 1905-10. Stud. mem. A. S. 
 M. E.; Pres. Butterfly Assn. Addrc.'^s. 2343 
 W. Lake St., Chicago; bus. add., Gorgona, 
 Canal Zone, Panama. 
 
 4178. NOAH GULLETT 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 2, 1874, Elizabeth- 
 town, 111.; s. Waitman (h. Aly 10, 1836, tfc.) 
 and Julia Emma (Hungerford) Gullett (b. O 
 13. 1843, Wheelersburg, O.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Phi Alpha Delta; John Marshall 
 Law Club. Audited Strife Revenue for Audi- 
 tor, Pub. Accts. of 111.: Lawyer and Sts. Atty., 
 1913; practicing law, Springfield, 111., 1913 — . 
 Address, 516-1S Reisch Bldg., Springfield, 111. 
 
 4179. 'LAURENCE RICHARD GULLEY 
 B. S. in M. E.; M. S., 1911; M. E., 1917; 
 b. Ag 14, 18S8; s. Richard H. (b. Dearborn, 
 Mich.) and Nellie M. (.Patrick) GuUey (b. 
 Saginaw, Mich.). Prepared in R. T. Crane 
 Man. Tr. H. S., Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; Eta 
 
 Kappa Nu; M. E. and E. E. Soc; Stud. 
 ISranch, A. S. M. E.; Assoc. Mem., do.: Prelim, 
 and Final Honors. Sec. and Gen. Mgr.. The 
 I'nirr Company, Mach. and Struct. Iron Works, 
 Champaign, 1910-18. Died O 24, 1918, Urbana. 
 
 4180. PERCY ELI GUMM 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 25, 1888, Peters- 
 burg, 111,; s. J. W. Gumm. Prepared in Hyde 
 Park II. S. Sigma Nu; Varsity Fullback; 
 Sec, 111. Union. Attorney, Gumm and Garland, 
 Portland, Ore.; Attv., King and Gumm, do.; 
 .\tty., Boynton, Okla.; City Atty., Haskell, 
 Okla. ; Snider, Shipley and Gumm. do. En- 
 listed, A. S. S. C, 1) 10, 1917; Cbrp., 31st 
 Balloon Co., Waco, Tex. Address, Haskell, 
 Okla. 
 
 41S1. AI.rilEUS GUSTIN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 17, 18S4, Cave-in- 
 Kock, 111.; s. Amaiiah Alpheus (b. do.) and 
 Mary Frances (Frailey) Gustin (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Valparaiso Univ. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 K. P.: M. E. Church. Married Rosa Hill, S 
 -5. 1903. Children: Robert A., b. O 5, 1904; 
 Charles Julian B., b. My 9, 1909. Address, 
 128 W. Lincoln Ave,, Harrisburg, Ill.t 
 
 4182. ADA OLIVE HAGGARD 
 Librarian; A. B. in L, &• A.; b. Ag 6, 
 1885, Wahoo, Neb.; d. Chappel Green and Sarah 
 Gertrude (Eyer) Haggard. Prepared in York 
 (Neb.) II. S.; Univ. of Neb., 1905-8. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta. Libn., York Pub. Lib., Neb. 
 .Address, 633 E. 10th St., York, Neb. 
 
 4183. CHESTER IRVING HALL 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. F 13, 1888, 
 Topeka, Kan.; s. M. Irving (b. Grand Rapids, 
 Mich.) and Ella C. (Martin) Hall (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Francis W. Parker Sch., (Thicago. 
 Chief EngT., Minerallac Elec Co., and Gen. 
 Mgr., Chicago Elec. Meter Co., 1010-13; Engr., 
 Demand Meter Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Ft. 
 V\'ayne. Ind., 1913 — . Twenty-eight patents 
 granted; thirty-four pending. Mem., A. I. E. 
 E.; Merchants' Section, N. E. L, A. Married 
 Lilian Mess, 1912, Benton Harbor, Mich. 
 Children: John Irving, b. F 14, 1913; Warren 
 Chester, b. F i6, 1916. Address. 700 Packard 
 .\ve.. Ft. Wayne, Ind.; bus. add.. Gen. Elec 
 Co., do. 
 
 4184. MARGARET HOPE HALLETT 
 (LANG) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1911; b. Jl i6, 1886, 
 Chicago; d. Robert Leslie (b. Mr 12, 1853, 
 Hornell, N. Y.) and Mary Eliza (Bartlett) 
 Hallett (b. Ap 12, 1853, New Brunswick, Me.). 
 Prepared in Aspen, Colo.; Miss Wolcott's 
 School, Denver, Colo. Alpha Delta Pi; Scrib- 
 blers; Athenean; ///. Mag. Bd. ; Prelim. Hon- 
 ors; Ed., in. Mag. Registrar. D. A. R. Mar- 
 ried LeRoy Lang, My 5, 1913, Springtield, 111. 
 Children: Carl Leland, b. Ag 21, 1914; Mar- 
 garet Ellen, b. Ja 2, 1917. Address, Jackson- 
 ville, Fla. 
 
 4185. RAYMOND FRANKLIN HAMMER 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. ; b. .\p 16, 1882, 
 Princeville, 111.: s. Milton (b. O 3, 1854, York, 
 Pa.) and Amanda Dehlah (May) Hammer (b. 
 Jl 27, i860, York, Pa.). Prepared in Prince- 
 ville H. S.; Bradley Polytech. Inst., 1003-05. 
 Chem. Club; 2 B's from Bradley Polytech. Inst, 
 for service in baseball. Cleveland. loio-ii; 
 Evergreen. Colo., Je 1911; on leave of absence, 
 from L- A. and M. S. Ry. Co., Cleveland, 
 191 1 — . Mem., A. C. S. Address, 39 S. Grant 
 St, Denver, Colo.t 
 
 4186. WILLIAM RAMBO HANES 
 
 B. S. in Ry. E. E.; Prepared in R. T. Crane 
 Tech., Chicago. Cosmopolitan Club; >I. E. 
 Soc. Special Apprentice, L. & N. R. R. Co., 
 1912. Address, 1102 W. Michigan St., Evans- 
 ville. Ind.t 
 
igio] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 379 
 
 4187. JAMES THOMAS HANLEY 
 Manager; B. S. in C. E. : b. Ag 26. 1885, 
 Grcencastle, Ind.; s. Cornelius M. (b. O 11, 
 1861, Bucker liill. 111.; and Bridget Ellen 
 (Downs) Hanley (b. U 29, 1861, Terre Haute, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Muncie (Ind.) il. .S. JJelta 
 Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Phoenix; 
 Egyptian; Ku Klux; Orange and Blue Dancing 
 Club; Prelim. Plonors; Varsity Track; Capt., 
 Conference Cliampionship, 1909; Class Football, 
 1906-8; Mil. Bali Com.; Sr. Stag Com.; Jr. 
 Prom. Com.; Bus. Mgr., Illio, 1910. Asst. 
 Engr., Track Evaluation of Chicago Consoli- 
 dated Traction Co., JeO, 1910; Estimating and 
 Designing Ke-concrete Bldgs., Leonard Constr. 
 Co., Chicago, igio-ii; Sales Engr., Corrugated 
 Bar Co., Chicago, 1911-16; Mgr., do., Chicago, 
 1916 — ; Sec, Treas., and Mem., St. Bd. of 
 Examiners of Struct. Engrs., 1915-17. Mem., 
 West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Florence Mar- 
 garet Kelley, Je 30, 1913, Chicago. Children: 
 Marie Jean, b. D 12, 1914; Dorothy Margaret, 
 b- Je 5, 1916. Address, 4719 Magnolia Ave., 
 Chicago; bus- add., 20 W. Washington Blvd., 
 do. 
 
 4188. C. LOREN HARKNESS 
 (Husband of No. 4753) 
 Ins. Insp. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 30, 1884, 
 Adams, 111.; s. S. S. (b. Ja 21, 1850, Adams, 
 111.) and Elizabeth (Young) Harkness (b. My 
 20, 1851, Culpepper Court House, Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Payson H. S.; Univ. Acad. Charter 
 Mem., Ionian; Stud. Asst., Physics; Y. M. 
 C. A., Cabinet, 1907-10, Pres., 1909-10. Asst. 
 Sec, Y. M. C. A., Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Gen. 
 Sec, do., Univ. of Neb., 1911-12; Sec, Y. M. 
 C. A., Louisville, Ky., 1912-15; Ag^t., Pruden- 
 tial Ins. Co., do., 1915-16; Traveling Insp., do., 
 1916 — . Marrted Mabel Alma Knight Cii), 
 Je 26, 1912, Urbana. Child, Katherine Eliza- 
 beth, b. Mr 20, 1918. Address, Prudential Ins. 
 Co. of America, Division G, Newark, N. J. 
 
 4189. CHARLES HARRIS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 6, 1882, 
 Cannelton, Ind.; s. James Overton (b. Mr 4, 
 1849. do.) and Ann (Adams) Harris (b. Ag 
 28, 1853, do.). Prepared in Moweaqua H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. Married Leonora 
 A. Kirk, F 6, 1910, Moweaqua, 111. Address, 
 Moweaqua, 111. 
 
 4190. JOHN WOODMAN HARRIS 
 (Brother of Nos. 5705, 839s) 
 Merchant; LL. B; b. S ii, 1887, Cham- 
 
 §aign; s. John Billingsly (b. Ag 30, 1848, 
 pringfield, O.) and Sara (Woodman) Harris 
 (b. Ja 7, 1859, Pliiladelphia). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Kappa Sigma; Yoxan. 
 Wholesale Produce Bus., Champaign; do., In- 
 dianapolis. Address, 1326 Knight Alabama St., 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 4191. 'BENJAMIN HARRISON HARRISON 
 (Brother of No. 3398) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. D 16. 1888, 
 Danville, 111.; s. Charles (b. do.) and Rose 
 (Roberts) Harrison (b. Montreal, Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Danville H. S. Alpha Chi .Sigma; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Chem. Club; V. P., 111. Un- 
 ion; mini Staff. Chem. Engr., 1910. ist Lt., 
 San. N. A. Auth.: Determination of Ammonia 
 Nitrogen in Water in the Presence of Hydro- 
 gen Sulphide, Jour, of the A. C. S., Vol. 
 XXXII, 1910. Mem., A. C. S. ; III. Water 
 Supply Assn.; 111. Acad. Sc Died O 14, 1918, 
 Camp McArthur, Tex. 
 
 4192. DONALD FREDERIC HARRISON 
 Pres., Vegetable Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 
 10, 1887, Morrison, 111.; s. David George (b. 
 Je 21, 1842, Beardstown, 111.) and Mary Jean- 
 nette (Thomson) Harrison (b. D 22. i860, 
 Tucker Co., W. Va.). Prepared in Morrison 
 
 and Urbana H. Schs. Adelphic; Delta Sigma 
 Kho; Equal Suffrage Orat. ; Neb.-IU. Debate 
 (alternate), 1906-7. Draftsman, Velie Motor 
 Vehicle Co., Moline, 111., 1910-11; do., U. S. 
 Govt. Arsenal, Rock Island, 111., 191 i-u; Sec. 
 Treas., The Davis-Harrison Co., Ottawa, 111., 
 1912-15; Pres., D. F. Harrison Co., Hot-house 
 vegetables, Kankakee, 111., 191 5 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; B. P. O. E. Married Ada Caroline 
 Agor, S 30, 191 5. Child, Charles Agor, b. 
 S 2, 1916. Address, 311 N. Harrison Ave., 
 Kankakee, 111. 
 
 4193- 'WALTER MILLARD HASKELL 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. F i, 1890, Rock Falls, 
 111.; s. Walter N. Haskell. Prepared in Sterling 
 H. S. Died Je 25, 191 o, near Sterling, 111. 
 
 4194. CARL FREDERIC HASSEN STEIN 
 In Business; B. S. in A. E.; b. Te 8, 1888, 
 (Thicago; s. E. L. (b. Mr 17, 1844, Ruhla, 
 Ger.) and Amanda (AustermanJ ilassenstein 
 (b. My 10, 1854, Waukesha, Wis.). Prepared 
 in Bowen IL S. Chicago. Sigma Nu. Drafts- 
 man, Ritter and Mott Engrs., Chicago, 1910- 
 13; Bldg. Materials, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., 
 1913 — . Married Gladys Abbott, S 10, 1915, 
 Bioux Falls, S. Dak. Child, Carl Frederic 
 Jr., b. Je 10, 1916. Address Sioux Falls S. 
 Dak. 
 
 419s. FRANK WYATT HATTEN 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Jc 20, 
 1886, Plankington, S. Dak.; s. George Wash- 
 ington (b. Rock Island) and Birdie Elizabeth 
 (Parker) Hatten (b. 111.). Prepared in De- 
 lavan H. S. Jr. Cap Com.; E. E. Soc; Water 
 Polo. Apprentice in Elec Engng. Westing- 
 house Elec. and Engng. Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, 
 1909-10; General Foreman and Testing Engr., 
 I)iv. of Fortifications, Panama Canal, 1910-15; 
 Sales Engr., Am. Hoist and Derrick Co., St. 
 Paul, 1916-17; Chief Expediter and C,"hief Insj)., 
 Cantonment Div., War Dept., 1917; Capt. O. 
 M. C. N. A., in Charge of Inspection, Const"!-. 
 Div., War Dept., 1918 — . Mem. A. I. E. E. 
 Address, i459 N St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 4196 WARNER MADISON HATTREM 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. D 13, 
 1886. Marseilles, III.; s. Mathais (b. Ja 27, 1848, 
 Norway) and Emilie E. (Anderson) Hattrem 
 (b. N 19, 1847, do.). Prepared in Marseilles 
 and Ottawa H. Schs. Chem. Club; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma. Chem., Certain-teed Products Corp., 
 Marseilles Plant, Ja 1917 — . Married Florence 
 E. Minott, Je 11, 1916, Aurora, 111. Address, 
 Marseilles, 111. 
 
 4197- *ROLLIN MOULTON HAYES 
 
 (Brother of No. 1352) 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Mr 3, 1887, Rankin, 111.; 
 s. Thomas Boyd (b. 1853, Crawfordsville. Ind.) 
 and Emma Jane (Cox) Hayes (b. 1853, Bu- 
 chanan, Mich.). Prepared in Rankin H. S. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Delta Phi; Theta 
 Kappa Nu. Asst. St. Atty., Belleville. 111. 
 Married Madeline Davies, D 23, 1913. Belle- 
 ville, 111. Died Ap 20, 1918, Belleville, III. 
 
 4198. CHARLES HENRY HEALY 
 (Brother of No. 2687) 
 Ins. Agt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 17, 1886, 
 Rochelle, 111.; s. William (b. Ireland) and 
 Mary Healy (b. Dutchess Co., N .Y.). Pre- 
 jiared ia Rochelle H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Phoe- 
 nix; Alpha Gamma Rho; Mgr. Baseball team, 
 1910. Special Agt., Aetna Life Ins. Co., Cas- 
 ualty Dept. Sec, Bus. Man's Assn., Rochelle. 
 Married Louise Williams, N 26, 19 14, Fayette- 
 ville. Ark. Address, Rochelle, 111.; bus. add., 
 Ins. Exchange Bldg., Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
38o 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1910 
 
 4199. WALTER CARL HEIMBECK 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl i, 1886, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. August and Elizabeth 
 (Kaizer) Ileimbeck. Prepared in Rock Island 
 H. S. Married Zella Barrett, O 26, 1910, Rock 
 Island. Address, 626 W. 6ist St., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 7332 Phillips Ave., do.f 
 
 420Q. CLARENCE SPIUCK HEISLAR 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 14, 1886, 
 Hutchinson, Kan.; s. D. C. and Hattie B. 
 (Shuck) Heislar. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 M. E. Soc. Mem., B. P. O. E.; P. H. C, Chi- 
 cago. Address, Lowell, Ariz. 
 
 4201. MARGARET MAY HERDMAN 
 (Daughter of No. 390; Sister of No. 6299) 
 Librarian; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ap 27, 188S, Chi- 
 caga; d. Frank Elmer ('84) (b. O 6, i86j, Chi- 
 cago) and Mamie (Victor) Herdman (b. Ap 21, 
 
 1862, Milford, Conn.). Prepared in New Trier 
 H. S., Winnetka. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Alethenai; Pres. Y. \V. C. A. Asst. Libn., 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ., igio-ii; Libn., Psych, and 
 Educ. Seminar, Univ. of 111., 1912-16; Libn., 
 Rockford Coll.. 1916-18; Alien Property Custo- 
 dian's Office, Washington, D. C, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Mendelssohn Club, 19 16 — ; Chm. French War 
 Orphan Fund, 1916-17. Address, 554 Oak 
 Street, Winnetka, 111.; bus. add.. Alien Proper- 
 ty (Custodian, i6th and P Sts., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 4202. OBED LEWIS HERNDON 
 (Brother of No. 4705) 
 Merchant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 11, 1887, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Richard Fleetwood (b. Ky.) 
 and Kate (Lewis) Herndon (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Tau Lambda; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Address, 421 S. 6th St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 4203. ABIGAIL MARIA HESS 
 (WHITCOMB) 
 A. B. in So.; b. F 21, 1884, Plainfield, 111.; 
 d. William Seward (b. Je 14, 1850, Madison 
 Co., N. Y.) and Olive Isbel (Reynolds) Hess 
 (b. S 19, 1854, Sugar Grove, 111.). Prepared 
 in Joliet Tp. H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Pres., 
 Household Sc. Club. Dietitian, Cook Co. Hosp., 
 Chicago, igio; Instr., H. Sc, Mont. St. Coll. 
 of Agr. and Mech. Arts, Bozeman, Mont., 1910- 
 13; do., Univ. of Ind., 1914. Married William 
 Orr Whitcomb, Ag 15, 1914, Joliet, III. .Ad- 
 dress, 205 S. 5th Ave., Bozeman, Mont. 
 
 4204. ALMA BERTHA HEUMAN 
 
 (EKBLAW) 
 (Wife of No. 3721) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 16, 1888, St. Peter, 
 Minn.; d. Frederick E. and Augusta (Voss) 
 Heuman. Prepared in Elgin H. S. Instr., 
 Ger., H. S.. Redfield. S. Dak. Married Karl 
 John Theodore Ekblaw ('09), Ag 14, 1913, El- 
 gin, 111. Address, 1019 Houston St., Manhat- 
 tan, Kan. 
 
 4205. LUCIE PEARL HICKMAN 
 
 (Sister of No. 6952) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 2, 1887, Ash Grove, 
 111.; d. John Wesley (b. O 2, 1861, Wellington, 
 111.) and Emma Hope (Burr) Hickman (b. S 2. 
 
 1863, Williamsport, Ind.). Prepared in Hoopes- 
 ton H. S. Teacher, H. S.. Ridgefarm, 111., 
 1910-12; Prin.. H. S., Milford, 111., 1912-17. 
 Address, 808 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 4206. INEZ FELTZ HIGHFILL (LAW- 
 RENCE) , 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 18, 1887, Columbus, 
 Kan.; d. Cary Milton (b. N 29, 1859, Cory- 
 don, Ind.) and Lavina Alice (Grove) Highfill 
 (b. D 22, 1863, do.). Prepared in Farmer City 
 H. S. Kappa Delta Pi; Athenean; Y. W. C. 
 
 A. Cabinet. Teacher, Hist., H. S., Granite 
 City, 111. Married Harold Gaines Lawrence, 
 Ag 29, 1914, Winona Lake, Ind. Address, 
 Winona Lake, Ind. 
 
 4207. EUGENE STUART HIGHT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S. in Sc, 
 191 1 ; E. E., 1917; b. Ag 22, 1S88, Green Val- 
 ley, 111.; s. J. S. (b. 1840, Guernsey Co., O.) 
 and Bertha Julia (Troll) Hight (b. 1844, Bar- 
 men, Prussia)'. Prepared in Delavan H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; E. E. Soc; 
 Scribblers; Prelim, and Final Honors; Univ. 
 Scholarship; Maj., Cadet Regt. Operating 
 Engr., 111. Traction System, 1910-13; Elec. 
 Engr., do., 1913-15; Chief Operating Engr., 
 do., 1915 — . Mem., A. I. E. E., 1915. Univ. 
 Club of Peoria, 1916; Creve Coeur Club, 1915. 
 .Address, 317 Perry St., Peoria. 
 
 4208. FANNY WILDER HILL (GUTTING) 
 (Wife of No. 4688; Sister of Nos. 2419, 4209, 
 6304) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 191S; b. Jl 3, 
 1888, Champaign; d. Celestin Sylvester (b. Ap 
 6, 1854, Epworth, la.) and Mary Luena 
 (Stevens) Hill (b. D i, 1857, New Hartford, 
 la.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Library 
 Organizer, 191 5; Reviser and asst.. Lib. Sch., 
 1915-16. Married Leo Arthur Gutting ('11). Je 
 30, 191 6, Champaign. Children: Stephen Hill, 
 b. My 23, 1917; Philip, b. Ja 9, 1919. Address, 
 138 W. Hendricks St., Shelbyville, Ind. 
 
 4209. NATHAN RICHARD HILL 
 (Brother of Nos. 2419, 4208, 6304) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 7, 1886, 
 Champaign; s. Celestin Sylvester (b. Ap 6, 
 1854, Epworth, la.) and Mary Luena (Stevens) 
 Hill (b. D I, 1857, New Hartford, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Civ. Engr.. Bridge 
 and Building Dept., I. C. R. R. Married May 
 Warmbier, N 6, 19 12, Champaign. Address, 
 1 143 E. 66th St., Chicago. 
 
 4210. NEHEMIAH WILLIAM HILL 
 Chem. Engr.; B. S. in Chem. Eng. ; b. Mr 
 
 3, 1887, Mackinaw, 111.; s. Philip P. (b. Je 22, 
 1844, do.) and Leona E. (Lindsey) Hill (b. N 
 16, 1856, do.). Prepared in Mackinaw H. S. ; 
 Eureka Coll. Prep. Chem. Club; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Prelim, and Final Honors. Chem. 
 ICngr., Armour & Co. Address, 624A N. 8th 
 St., East St. Louis, 111.; bus. add., Nat. Stock 
 Yards P. O., St. Clair Co., 111. 
 
 421 1. WILLIAM GOTTLIEB HILLER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 25, 1880, 
 
 Enterprise, 111.; s. Michael and Caroline Kill- 
 er. Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst., Peoria. 
 Copper Queen Consolidated Min. Co., Bisbee. 
 Ariz. Address, Bisbee, Ariz. 
 
 4212. HENRY ELMER HOAGLAND 
 With Pub. Service Comn.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 A. M., 1910; b. My 10, 1886, Prairie City, 
 111.: s. Okey Maple (b. Jl 7. 1839, Rushville, 
 111.) and Adeline (Foster) Hoagland (b. Je 
 21, 1859. Foster's Point, 111.)'. Prepared in 
 l^rairie City H. S.; West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1903-6; Univ. of Wis., 1910-11. Ph. D., Col- 
 umbia, 1 91 2. Phi Kappa Tau; Adelphic; Pol. 
 Sc. Club. Expert, Bur. of Statistics, N. Y. 
 St. Indus. Comn., 1912-14; do., 1015-16: Special 
 Investigator, U. S. Comn. on Indus. Relations, 
 1914-15; Chief, div. of Indus. Directory, N. 
 V. St. Indus. Comn., 1916; Dir., Indus. Div., 
 N. Y. St. Defense Council, summer 1917; 
 Instr., Dept. of Econ., Univ. of 111.. 1Q16-18; 
 Chief Div. of Statistics. Pub. Service Comn., 
 First Dist. N. Y. St.. 1918 — . Auth.: Collec- 
 tive Bargaining in the Lithographic Industry, 
 Cnlumbia Univ. Studies in Econ., etc., 1917; 
 Wage Bargaining on the Great Lakes., Univ. of 
 
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 381 
 
 ///. Studies in Social Sc, 1917; Hist, of the 
 movements in the U. S. (with Prof. Commons) 
 and others in publication of two vol. history, 
 191S; numerous articles in Am. Econ. Review, 
 Quarterly Jour, of Econ., Pol. Sc. Quarterly, 
 Jour, of Pol. Econ., New York Times Annal- 
 ist, Am. Industries; Govt, reports and publi- 
 cations of various kinds. Mem., Am. Econ. 
 Assn.; Am. Assn. for Labor Legislation; A. 
 F. A. M. IMarried Edna Hardie, S 2, 1916, 
 Downsville, N. Y. Child, Mary Adeline, b. 
 Je 25, 1918. Address, 4184 Ashland St., Wood- 
 haven, Long Island; bus. add., 49 Lafayette 
 St., New York City. 
 
 4213. OSCAR WILLIAM HOBERG 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 15, 1889, Peru, 111.; 
 s. Frederick E. (b. D 29, 1862, do.) and Anna 
 (Knapp) Hoberg (b. Mr 2, 1866, Dixon, 111.). 
 Prepared in LaSalle-Peru Tp. H. S. Phi Alpha 
 Delta; Theta Kappa Nu; Ionian; John Mar- 
 shall Law Club. Lawyer, Holjerg & Hoberg, 
 Attys., Peru, III. Auth. : Burden of Proof 
 Where Mental Incapacity is Pleaded. Am. Law 
 Revictv, Vol. XLIV. No. 4, 191 o; The Transi- 
 tion of a Century, The Prairie St. Mag., Vol. 
 I, No. 3, 1910; Is Every Man Presumed to 
 Know the Law? West. Pub. Co. Docket, No. 
 19, 1911; Ed., Phi Ailpha Delta Quarterly. 
 .Mem.. A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. Married 
 Ruth H. Williams, S 30, 1914. La Salle, 111. 
 Children: J. Annabelle, b. Ag 18, 191S; Janice, 
 b. O 6, 1917. Address, Masonic Temple, Peru, 
 111. 
 
 4214. JONATHAN' HUNTOON SAMUELS 
 HODGSON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 26, 1887, 
 Kingman, 111.; s. Robert William (b. N 20, 
 1849, Spreatley. Yorkshire, Eng.) and Emma 
 Sarah (Huntoon) Hodgson (b. My i, 1848, 
 Moline, 111.). Prepared in Moline H. S. M. E. 
 Soc; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. Cadet Engr., 
 Philadelphia, 1910-11; do., Hammond, Ind., 
 1910-11; Mech. Engr., Moline, 111., 1911-17. 
 Corp., Ord. Dept., U. S. A., Rock Island Ar- 
 senal; 2nd Lt., F. A., 14th Regt., Camp Jack- 
 son, S. C. ; Mustered out, D 5, 1918. Address, 
 521 2ist St., Moline, 111. 
 
 4215. RALPH EDGAR HOLCH 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2125, 5728) 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 30, 1886, 
 Gilman, 111.; s. Frederick G. (b. 1849, Ger.) 
 and Mary E. (West) Hokh (b. 1854, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Gilman H. S. M. E. Club. Instr., 
 M. E., La. St. Univ.; do., Christian Bros. Coll., 
 St. Louis, 191 1 ; Supvr., Man. Tr., Alliance, 
 Neb., 1016-17; Prof., Man. Tr., Chadron St. 
 Norm. Sch., Chadron, Neb., 191 8 — . Address, 
 Chadron, Neb. 
 
 4216. LEILA HOLLAND (FIELDS) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 15, 1885, Blackstone. 
 111.; d. Robert A. (b. 1851, Ind.) and Ella 
 (Clark) Holland (b. 1855, do.). Prepared in 
 Pontiac Tp. H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1905. H. Sc. 
 Club. Instr., Jennings Seminary, Aurora, 111, 
 1910-11; do., Pontiac Tp. H. S., 1911-15. Mar- 
 ried Raymond R. Fields, Mr 13, 1917, Tarpon 
 Springs, Fla. Address, Plainview, Te.x. 
 
 4217. ETHEL ANNETTA HOLLISTER 
 
 (DAY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4126) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 21, 1888, Belleview, 
 la.; d. Horace Adelbert (b. O 14, 1857, Man- 
 chester, la.) and Emma Annetta (Satchwell) 
 Hollister (b. F 9, 1859, Danville, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Tour around world, 
 1910-11. Mem., Peoria College Women's Club; 
 Soc. of Allied Arts; Congr. Church. Married 
 Warren William Day Cio), S 7, 1910, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Shirley Wentworth, b. S 
 23, 1913; Muriel Hollister, b. O 3, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 606 N. Madison Ave., Peoria. 
 
 4218. JOSE MARIA HOMS 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 22, 
 1887, Vails (Tarragona) Spain; s. Juan Cas- 
 ulleras and Teresa Garriga Horns. Prepared in 
 Barcelona, Spain; Kankakee H. S. Cosrno- 
 politan Club; Chess and Checker Club; Spanish 
 Club; M. E. Soc; Pres., C. C. and Centro Lit- 
 erario Espafiol. Instr., Spanish, Univ. of 111., 
 1908-9; translator of catalogs of the Univ. of 
 111. into Spanish; Cost and System Dept., Emer- 
 son Brantingham Co.; Cost Acct., Rockford, 
 111., 1910-11; Asst. Mgr., Importing Offices, 
 Mexico City, 1911-12; Asst. Export and Ser- 
 vice Mgr., Auto factory, Racine, Wis., 1912-15, 
 Export Mgr., Motor Truck Mfrs., Clintonville, 
 Wis., 1915-17; Technical Mfr. Export Office, 
 New York (iity, 191 7 — . Married Carolyn 
 Dickerman, O 10, 1912. Child, Kathryn Fran- 
 ces, b. D 30, 1914. Address, yyy Eastern Park- 
 way, Brooklyn, N. Y.; bus. add., 44 Whitehall 
 St., do. 
 
 4219. JOSEPH DOUGLAS HOOD 
 Entomologist; A. B. in Sc; b. N 29, 1889, 
 Laramie, Wyo.; s. Thomas Henry (b. S 9, 
 1867, Spring Green, Wis.) and Eva Maria Jose- 
 phine (Dickson) Hood (b. D 18, 1872, Tren- 
 holme, Can.). Prepared in R. T. Crane Tech. 
 H. S. Alpha Sigma PHi, Grand Sec.;Theta 
 Nu Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade, Grand Sec. 
 and Treas.; Military Scholarship, 3rd and 4th 
 yrs. ; Prelim. Honors; Scholarship in Entom.; 
 Capt. and Regt. Adj., and Asst. Instr. in Mil. 
 Sc; Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guard, recommend- 
 ed to Adj. Gen. as Distinguished Cadet. Asst. 
 to St. Entomol. of 111. and to 111. St. Lab. of 
 Nat. Hist., 1910-12; Asst. Biologist, U. S. Biol. 
 Sur., U. S. Dept. of Agr. 1912-16. Mexican Bor- 
 der Service, 1916-17. Capt., Ord. Dept., N. A. 
 .'\uth. : Forty-one articles on entomological sub- 
 jects, published in the prin. entom. jours, of 
 Am., (Tan., and Eng. Mem., 111. Acad, of Sc. 
 (charter member); Entomolog. Soc. of Am.; 
 Biol. Soc. of Wash.; Entomol. Soc. of Wash.; 
 A. A. A. S. Address, 1427 Chapin St., N. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 4220. ROBERT EDWARD HOPKINS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 14, 1886, Lons- 
 dale, R. I.; s. Edward P. and Anna E. (Allen) 
 Hopkins. Prepared in Pasadena (Calif.) H. S. 
 Married Lue Giles, O 17, 1912. Child, Edward 
 Jr., b. S 30. 1914. Address, Delavan, 111. 
 
 4221. BENJAMIN ALBERT HORN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 21, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Frank L. (b. Je 16, 1853, Ger.) and 
 Martha (Wegener) Horn (b. O 30, 1863, 
 Lapeer, Mich.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago. Iris; Pres., Arch. Club; Final Hon- 
 ors; Class Basketball, Mgr.;, Class Football; 
 Freshman Varsity and Varsity Basketball. .-Xrch. 
 Draftsman, Rock Island, 111., 1910-11; Daven- 
 port, la., 1911-12; Chicago, 1912-13; Rock Is- 
 land and Moline, 1913-14; Chicago, 1915-17; 
 Peoria, 1917; Rock Island and Moline, 19:7-18; 
 Mem. firm, Cervin & Horn. Archs., 1918 — . U. 
 S. Arch., Housing developments of Rock Is- 
 land, Moline and East Moline, III. Mem., 
 Rotary Club, Rock Island; Chicago Arch. Club; 
 III. Valley Yacht Club; Evang. Luth. Church; 
 Tri City Arch. Assn.; Sec, do., 1918. Mar- 
 ried Elizabeth Walton, O 28, 1916. Rock Is- 
 land. Child, Benjamin Walton, b. N 23, 1918. 
 .'Iddress, 1823 13th St., Moline, 111.; bus. add., 
 310 Safety Bldg., do. 
 
 4222. DANIEL TILDEN HOSKINS, JR. 
 
 (Husband of No. 4446) 
 Traveling Salesman; A. B.; Bus. L. & A.; 
 1). Ap 10, 1889. E. Las Vegas. N. Mex. ; s. Dan- 
 iel Tilden (b. S 19, 1852, Hillsboro, 111.) and 
 Florence (Douglas) Hoskins (b. N 15, 1858, 
 New Orleans, La.). Prepared in N. Mex. Norm. 
 LTniv. Sigma Chi; Yoxan ; Scabbard and Blade. 
 Traveling Salesman, Majestic Mfg. Co. St. 
 Louis. U. S. A., 1918; Mustered out N 22, 
 
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 1918. Married Alta Swigart ('10), Je 24, 
 
 1916, Lincoln, Neb. Child, Jean, b. N 10, 1917. 
 Address, Bassett Apartments, S. ElnvSt., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 4223. RUSSELL SAMUEL HOWARD 
 Asst. Mgr., Parrett Tractor Co.; B. S. in 
 Sc; b. Ag 21, 1887, Veedersburg, Ind.; s. 
 William Ernest (b. D 31, 1867, Fountain Co., 
 Ind.) and Adaline (Gore) Howard (b. S 16, 
 1868). Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S.; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of Wis., summers, 1911-12-13. Ilus; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Chem.^ Club. Instr., Chem., 
 Rensselaer Poly. Inst., Troy, N. Y., igio-14; 
 Sage Fellowship, do., 1915; Asst. Mgr., Par- 
 rett Tractor Co., Chicago, 1915 — . Mem., A. C. 
 S. Married Ethel Elizabeth Jacobs, Ap 28, 
 
 1917. Address, 4616 Lake Park Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 409 Fisher Bldg., 343 S. Dearborn 
 St., do. 
 
 4224. ALEXANDER GIBBON HUGHES 
 (Brother of No. 3035) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 25. 1888, An- 
 tioch, 111.; s. Hugh David (b. Ap 24, 1853, do.) 
 and Jessie Ann (Yule) Hughes (b. Mr 20, 
 1 85 1, Wadsworth, 111.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Adelphic; Capt., Univ. Regt. Married 
 Mabel Christopher, D 26, 1911, Urbana. Chil- 
 dren: Helen Marie, b. S 8, 1914 (died S 23, 
 1917); Ruth Adelaide, b. D i, 1916. Address, 
 Antioch, 111. 
 
 4225. WALTER JOHN HUGHES 
 Manager; B. S. _ in M. E.; b. 1886, Table 
 Grove, 111.; s. George F. (b. 1859, do.) 
 and Lura D. (Bailey) Hughes (b. 1S59, Yates 
 City, 111.). Prepared in Yates^ City H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Lombard Coll., Galesburg,^ 111., 
 1904-6. Phi Delta Theta. Sales Engr., Kewa- 
 nee Water Supply Co., Kewanee, 111., 1910-12; 
 Blfrs. Representative, Los Angeles, 1912-17; 
 Mgr. Tech. and Sales Dept., The Retinate Co., 
 Omaha. Married Gladys Ann Soldwell, S 29, 
 1914. (jalesburg. 111. Address, c/o The Refinate 
 Co., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 4226. ANNA LEO HULL 
 (Sister of No. 4227) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; 
 b. Ja 2, 1889; d. Albert H. (b. F 14, 1862, 
 Martinsville, 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Harri- 
 son) Hull (b. S 12, i8s9, do.). Prepared in 
 Martinsville H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 summer term. Teacher, H. S., Findlay, 111., 
 1910-13; Teacher, H. S., Findlay, 111., 1917-18. 
 Address, Martinsville, 111. 
 
 4227. W.\LKER FRANCIS HULL 
 (Brgther of No. 4226) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1911; b. 
 F 9, 1887, Martinsville, 111.; s. Albert (b. F 
 14, 1862, Martinsville, do.) and Marv Eliza- 
 beth (.Harrison) Hull (b. S 12. 1859, do.). 
 Prepared in Martinsville H. S. Theta Kappa 
 Nu; Varsity Football; Prelim. Honors in Law. 
 Mem., Univ. Club, Rockford, 111.: B. P. O. E. 
 Address, Elks Club, Rockford, 111. 
 
 4228. HALLIE WALKER HYDE 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 1. 1886, 
 
 Garry. S. Dak.: d. Alfred W. (b. Ap 20, 1854, 
 Birmingham, Ens;.) and Anna Ridge (Brum- 
 back) Hvde (b. D ■;, i8s3, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Brookings (S. Dak.) H. "S. B. S., S. Dak. St. 
 Coll. Phi Delta Psi: Pres.. H. Sc. Club. Teacher, 
 Dom. Sc, Des ^loines Coll., Des Moines. Ad- 
 dress, Brookings, S. Dakota. 
 
 4229. WILBUR GILPIN HYDE 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 15, 
 
 i886. Rising, 111.; s. Samuel A. (b. N 21. 1836. 
 Vigo Co., Ind.) and Catherine (Montgomery) 
 Hyde (b. Ja :9, 1840, near Salem. N. J.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Choral Soc; Arch. 
 
 Club. Auth., Draftsman and Supt., Emory 
 Stanford Hall, 1910; Brubaker & Stean; 
 Frank B. Hunter; Dunlap & Van Arman, 
 1911; Vonnegut, Bohn, Archs., Indianapolis, 
 1911-15; Asst., Supervising Arch's. Office, Univ. 
 of III., i9i,s; Detroit, Mich., 1916 — . Married 
 Bertha Arvilla Rundles, Ap 23, 191 1, Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind. Child, b. Ag 11, 1913. Address, 
 22 Zinder Place, Detroit.t 
 
 4230. HAROLD STUART INGRAM 
 Engineer; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 3, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. William Ingram. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst. Address, 4536 N. Lincoln St., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 4231. ORMA ARCHER INNIS (SMITH) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 9, 1887, Rushville, 
 Ind.; d. Robert Alexander (b. Ja 25, 1859, 
 Milroy, Ind.) and Cynthia Jane (Archer) Innis 
 (b. O 31, 1862, Titusville, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Rushville H. S.; Girls Classical School, In- 
 dianapolis, 1905-7; Monmouth Coll., 1907-9. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Married James Chester 
 Smith, O 4, 191 1, Rushville, Ind. Children: 
 Robert Innis, b. Jl 23, 1912; Fletcher, b. O 5, 
 1915. Address, 317 N. 3rd St., Monmouth, 
 
 4232. CHARLES HENRY JACOBSEN 
 (Brother of Nos. 2707, 3426, 6981) 
 
 With Allis-Chalmers Co.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. Jl 2. 1887, Niantic, 111.; s. Henning (b. Ja 
 6, 1847, Schleswig, Ger.) and Laura Dolly 
 (Boone) Jacobsen (b. Mr 28, 1853, Bourbon 
 Co., Ky.). Prepared in LTrbana H. S. M. E. 
 Soc; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. In employ 
 Allis-Chalmers Co., Milwaukee. Mem., Allis- 
 Chalmers Univ. Club; A. S. M. E. Married 
 Eula C. Jordan, D 25, 191 3, Los Angeles. Ad- 
 dress, 1 61 5 S. New Hampshire Ave., Los An- 
 geles. t 
 
 4233. HELEN DICKSON JAMES 
 
 (FRAZER) 
 
 (Sister of No. 2708) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M. in Ger., 1913; b. 
 Jl 4, 1889, Halle, Ger.: d. Edmund Janes (b. 
 My 21, 1855, Jacksonville, 111.) and Margarethe 
 M. (Lange) James (b. Ger.). Prepared in 
 N. W. Acad.; summer session, Harvard, 1907; 
 do., Columbia, 1909. Grad. course, N. W. 
 Univ., 1910-11; Univ. of Berlin, 1911-12; Univ. 
 of Halle, 1912. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Ale- 
 thenai; Phi Beta Kappa. Married Prof. (Jeorge 
 E. Frazer, Je 9, 1915, Kvanston, 111. Children: 
 Edmund Symaus, b. O 3, 1916; George En- 
 lield, Jr., b. Je 3, 1918. Address, 5407 Green- 
 wood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4234. JAMES FRANK JANDA 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 22, 1883, 
 Belc, Bohemia; s. V. (b. about 1856, Belc, 
 Bohemia) and Frances (Placak) Janda (b. about 
 1864, Menanv, Bohemia). Prepared in Prague. 
 Bohemia. Y. M. C. A.; M. E. Soc; Stud! 
 Branch, .\. S. M. E., Komenian Soc Mech. 
 Engr. Mem., 111. Nat. Guard. Married Minnie 
 Engelthaler, Je 15, 191 1, Chicago. Children: 
 Robert, b. Mr 28, 1914; John, b. Ja 9, 1917 
 (died Ja 19. 1917). Address, 101 Elmwood 
 Drive, Aurora, 111.; bus. add., Stephens- Adam- 
 son Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 4235. THOMAS McLEAN JASPER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1911; b. 
 D 25, 1882, Tregunnon, Altarnum, Cornwall, 
 Eng. ; s. Richard (b. O 1859, Polgray Al- 
 tarnum, Cornwall, Eng.) and Lucinda 
 (McLean) _ Jasper (b. 1861, Trenilk, do.). 
 Prepared in E. Cornwall Coll.; Univ. Acad. 
 Philomathean; Sigma Xi; Cosmopolitan; Soccer 
 Football. Engr., Alvord & Burdick. Chicago, 
 1011-13; do.. Civil Service Comn., do., 1913-15. 
 -Mid. Lt., 1Q15. Capt., Imperial Forces, British 
 E. F., 19 1 7 — . Wounded, My and Ag, 1916; 
 
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 Dir. of Sig., No. 2, R. G. A. Officer, Cadet 
 Sell. Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E., 1915; Mem., 
 A. A. A. S.; A. F. A. M. Married Hilda (l. 
 Julian, Ag 14, 1913, Liskeard, Cornwall. Child, 
 McLean, b. 19 15. Address, Treviddo Liskeard, 
 Cornwall, England; bus. add., c/o Sargent and 
 Lundy, Chicago. 
 
 4236. FERDINAND JEHLE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 27, :888, 
 Highland, HI.; s. August (b. Ag 21, 1851, St. 
 Louis) and Augusta (EiJTerl) Jehle (b. D 24, 
 18C1, PHghland, HI.). Prepared in Highland 
 H. S. M. E. Soc; Stud. Branch A. S. M. E. 
 Pres., Der Deutsche Verein. Heine Safety 
 Boiler Co., St. Louis, 1910-11; Gen. Motor 
 Co., Detroit, 1911-12; Cml. Engrs. Lab., De- 
 troit, 1913-14; Testing Lab., Automobile Club 
 of Am., N. Y., 1914-16; Aluminum Casting Co., 
 Research Dept., Cleveland, 1916 — . Test of 
 Liberty Aviation Engine on Pikes Peak, S 1917; 
 Asst. Designer and Installer of Altitude Lab. 
 for Aviation Engine tests. Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington, Nat. Advisory Com. on Aero- 
 nautics, 1917-18. Auth. : Garlands Magnetic 
 Absorption Dynamometer, S. A. E. Transac- 
 tions, Vol. 8, Part i ; Are Barometric, Tem- 
 perature and Humidity Readings of Importance 
 in Comparative Motor Tests, 5". A. E. Transac- 
 tions. Vol. 8, Part i. The Testing of Automo- 
 bile Motors, Sibley Jour, of Engng., Ag 1916; 
 Reports of Tests Made in The Auto Club of 
 Am. Testing Lab., The Club Journal and Motor 
 Travel. Mem., Soc. Auto. Engrs.; Research 
 Div. of Standards Com. of S. A. E. ; Jr. Mem. 
 A. S. M. E.; Assoc. Mem., Inst, of Auto 
 Engrs.; A. A. A. S.; Orpheus Musical Soc, 
 1910-11 (in the ca[iacity of concert master of 
 orcliestra) St. Louis; St. Louis Orchestral 
 Club (First Violinist). Married Linda Susan 
 Hermann, Ag 25, 1914, Highland, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 11607 Tuscora Ave., Cleveland; bus. 
 add.. The Aluminum Castings Co., do. 
 
 4237. PAUL FREDERICK JERVIS 
 (Brother of Nos. 3049, 7656) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 7, 1887, 
 Thomasboro, 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ag 30, 1833, 
 Shropshire, Eng.) and Catherine (Sheargold) 
 Jervis (b. Mr 31, 1844, Staffordshire, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Engr., N. Y. 
 Central R. R., 1910-11; do., Kankakee and Ur- 
 bana Traction Co., igii — . F. A., Camp Travis, 
 Tex. Address, 307 S. State St., (Champaign. 
 
 4238. GEORGE GUY JETER 
 Cml. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 20, 1888, 
 Paris, 111.; s. George M. (b. near Louisville, 
 Ky.) and Janettie (Sizemore) Jeter (b. Edgar 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Paris H. S. Stud. 
 Engr., Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y., 1910-13; Cml. Engr., (]en. IlIcc. 
 Co., Pittsfield, Mass., 1913-18; Transformer, 
 Sales Dept., do.. 1919 — • Engng. Corps, 
 U. S. A., 1918; Mustered out, N 27, 1918. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Class D. Mem.. Nat. 
 Elec. Light Assn. Married Ruth E. Griffin, Je 
 2, 1915, Pittsfield, Mass. Address, 6 Maple- 
 wood Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. 
 
 4239. ESLEY EBENEZER JOHNSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 3428) 
 With Furniture Works; A. B. in Bus. L. 
 & A. ; b. D 21, 1887, Orion, 111.; s. George W. 
 (b. O 9, 1857, Andover, 111.) and Carolina F. 
 (Hagg) Johnson (b. N 21, 1858). Prepared in 
 Augustana Acad.; Augustana Coll., 1906-7. 
 Zeta Psi; Glee Club; Class Football; Pres., Jr. 
 Class. Moline Furniture Works, Builders of 
 Bank, Store & Office Fixtures. First Div. 111. 
 Nat. Guards, 1905-9. Mem., Moline Club. 
 Married Meta L. Siegel, O 25, 191 1, Cham- 
 paign. Child, daughter, b. S 27, 1913. Address, 
 1421 12th St., Moline, 111. 
 
 4240. A[.BA ALLEN JONES 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 13, 1876, Long Creek, 
 
 111.; s. John Wesley (b. F 27, 1845, Sangamon 
 Co., do.) and Catharine Alice (Johnson) Jones 
 (b. Ja iS, 1853, Hillsboro, O.). Prepared in 
 West. Norm. Coll., Bushiiell, 111. Adelphic; 
 John Marshall Law Club; Treas., Sr. (jlass. 
 Lawyer, Decatur, 111. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Shrine; B. P. O. E. ; K. P.; The Decatur Club; 
 The Univ. Club of Decatur; The Consistory; 
 Bd. Educ, Decatur, 111., 1914-17; M. E. Church. 
 Married Martha Frances Cox, D 7, 1904, Ar- 
 eola, 111. Children: Allen Monroe, b. Ag 19, 
 1906; Richard Newton, b. Ap 19, 1911; Flor- 
 ence Mildre<l, b. Ag 12, 1913. Address, 251 
 S. Edward St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 4241. CHARLES JAY JONES 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 25, 1886, 
 
 Bloomlield, Ind. ; s. William G. (b. Bloomfield, 
 Ind.) and Eliza L. Jones (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Bloomfield H. S. ; Purdue Univ., 1906-g. Sig- 
 ma Pi. 2nd Lt. Univ. Regt. Teacher, Warren, 
 Minn., igio-11; do., Pullman, Wash., 1911-12; 
 do., Yerington, Nev. 1912-13; Co. Agr. Agt., 
 Bedford, Ind., 1913-18. Auth.: Agr. of Law- 
 rence Co., 1917; Agr., Development in Ind., 
 1918; articles for Country Gentleman and Farm- 
 ers' Review. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Presby. 
 Church. Married Dora M. Price, Ag 2, Pull- 
 man, Wash. Child, Ruth V., b. F 29, 1916. 
 Address, Bedford, Ind. 
 
 4242. LLOYD GEORGE JONES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 10, 1884, Wil- 
 ton Center; s. John (b. Ap 4, 1857, Yorkshire, 
 Eng.) and Elizabeth (Barr) Jones (b. My 15, 
 1862, Manhattan, 111.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. 
 H. S. Sigma Nu; Ku Klux; Shield and Tri- 
 dent; Scabbard and Blade; Hazelton Medal; 
 Sr. Ball Com. Cadet at U. S. M. A., West 
 Point, N. Y., 1905. Address, R. 2, Peotone, 111. 
 
 4243- OPAL ROGERS JONES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 6, 1885, 
 Sidney, 111.; d. F. A. and Jennie A. (Rogers) 
 Jones (b. 1844, Sidney, 111.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S., Illiola. Teacher, H. S., Dun- 
 dee, 111., 1910-12; do., Urbana, 1912-18. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, Sidney, 111. 
 
 4244. (Blank) 
 
 4245. WALTER RAYMOND JONES 
 Phys. and Surgeon; A. B. in Sc. ; M. D., 
 1912; b. Je I, 1887, Redmon, 111.; s. Wil- 
 liam Shields (b. Jl 21, 1862, Paris, do.) and 
 Mary Ellen (Henn) Jones (b. F 12, 1863, Red- 
 mon, do.). Prepared in Oakland H. S. Track 
 Team. Radiographer. 111. Post-Grad. Med. 
 Bch. and West Side Hosp., 1911; Physician 
 and Surg., Seattle, 1912-17; Genito Urinary 
 Surg., City Hosp., do., 191 7-18; Med. Insp., 
 Venereal Diseases, City Health Dept., do., 
 J918 — . Auth.: Neosalvarsan Fatality, A^ort/j- 
 zvest Medicine, Ap 1916; The Wassermann 
 Reaction in Two Hundred and Fifty Tubercu- 
 lar Dispensary Cases, Medical Record, S 1916; 
 Anal Chancer.s in Perverts Causing Hemorr- 
 hoids, Urologic and Cutaneous Review, Vol. 
 21, No. 6, Je 1917; A Practical Consideration 
 and Treatment of the Poor Man's Gonorrhoea, 
 Med. Record, Je 2, 191 7; The Value of a Rou- 
 tine Wassermann in One Thousand Consecu- 
 tive Cases as they Come to the Urologist, North- 
 west Medicine, S 1917. Married Nelle Grace 
 Jones, Jl 29, 1915, Urbana. Children: Mary 
 Edith, b. Jl 4, 1916; Isaac Raymond, b. My 13, 
 1918. Address, 2002 Federal Ave., Seattle; bus. 
 add., 964 Empire Bldg., do. 
 
 4246. ARTHUR IRVING JORDAN 
 Builder; B. S. in Chem.; b. D 28, 1886. 
 Chicago; s. Thomas (b. Eng.) and Anne I. 
 (Leary) Jordan (b. Ire.). Prepared in Hins- 
 
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 dale H. S.; Lewis Inst.; Delta Tau Delta; 
 Varsity Track. Real Estate 15us., Chicago, 
 1910-12; Farmer, Manitoba, Can., 191J-13; 
 Builder, Chicago, 1913— . Married Helen M. 
 Cooper, Mr 26, 1912, Chicago. Children: 
 Irving Cooper, b. Ag 2, 1913; Margarette Anne, 
 b. S 17, 1914; Shirley, b. iVIr 3, 1916; Janet, 
 b. My 6, 1Q18. Address, 843 S. Linden Ave., 
 Highland Park, 111.; bus. add., iii W. Wash- 
 ington St., Chicago. 
 
 4247. *ELMER JUERGENS 
 Struct. Steel and Iron Bus.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. My 23, 1 88 1, Chicago; s. Arfst Bernhard 
 (b. Jl 16, 1850, Prussia, Ger.) and Louise 
 (Gall) Juergens (b. S 11, 1854. Evanston, 111.). 
 Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi; C. E. Club. Mem., West. Soc. of 
 Engrs. Married Florence Williams, Ag 26, 
 191 1, Chicago. Died Mr 21, 1918. 
 
 4248. WALTER JACOB KARR 
 (Brother of No. 6996) 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 30, 1887, 
 Princeton, 111.; s. Jacob (b. Je 20, i860, llack- 
 etstown, N. J.) anil Killa C. (Walter) Karr (b. 
 Ag 25, 1S60, Bedford, Pa.). I'repared in 
 Princeton Tp. II. S. Mechanician, Nat. Motor 
 Vehicle Co., Indianapolis, 1910-11; Willys- 
 Overland Co. in final inspection dept., Indian- 
 apolis, 1911 — . Address, 437 N. Euclid Ave., 
 Princeton, Ill.t 
 
 4249. PAUL KAUTZ 
 (Brother of No. 3434) 
 Electrician; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 23, 1885. 
 Moweaqua, 111.; s. George Adam (b. Ja 27, 
 1834, Georgetown, O.) and Fannie (Hall) 
 Kautz (b. Ag 6, 1843, Taylorville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Moweaqua H. S. Address, c/o Des 
 Moines Elect. Co., Des Moines. 
 
 4250. ROY HERMAN LOUIS KELLER 
 Retail Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 16, 1888, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. George (b. Ag 9, 1844, 
 Quincy, 111.) and Josephine Dorothy (Bregger) 
 Keller (b. Mr i, 1857). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Partner, George Keller & Sons, Retail 
 Dealers in Farm Machinery, ]?uggies. Seeds, 
 etc. 2nd Lt., U. S. A., N 17, 1917 — .^ Mem., 
 Quincy Turn Verein. .4ddress, 1317 State St., 
 Quincy, 111. 
 
 4251. CHARLES HENRY KELTNER 
 Farmer; A. B. in Sc; b. S 8, 1879, Mt. 
 
 Carroll. HI.; s. P. R. (b. 1854, Goshen, Ind.) 
 and Delia (Bowman) Keltner (b. i860, Lena, 
 111.). Prepared in Mt. Morris (Calif.) H. 
 S. Teacher, Sc, Mt. Morris Coll.. 1910-16; 
 Prof., Agr., North. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1916- 
 18; Farmer, Lena, 1918 — . Married Lillie L 
 Weller. Ag 20, 1902, Mt. Morris, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Ralph Waldo, b. J a 7, 1905; Katharine 
 Mardella, b. Jl 4, 1907; Robert Ilenry, b. D 
 20, iQio; Charles Richard, b. Jl 10, 1913; 
 John David, b. O 15, 1916. Address, Lena, llL 
 
 4252. HARVEY LAMECH KESSLER 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 9, 1868. Smithboro, 
 111.; s. Cornelius. Prepared in So. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Address, Smithboro, Ill.f 
 
 4253. KARL KIEDAISCH 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 4, 1886, 
 Keokuk; s. John Frederick (b. S i5, 1837, 
 Owen, Wiirttemberg, Ger.) and Mary Madeline 
 (Schowalter) Kiedaisch (b. Mr 27, 1850, 
 Keokuk). Prepared in Keokuk H. S. S'gma 
 Chi. Miss. River Comn., 1907; Const. Dept. 
 of the Miss. River Power Co.; Hydraulic 
 Engng. Co., Maine, 1910-13: Chica.i?o Bridge 
 & Iron Works, 191 3-16; Sec. and Treas.. 
 Carter INTfg. Co., Keokuk, iot6 — . Mem.. 
 B. P. O. E.; Dir. of Keokuk Club. Married 
 
 Katherine Jenkins, O 25, 1912, Keokuk. Chil- 
 dren: George Jenkins, b. S 9, 1913; Karl, b. 
 My 7, 1915; Katherine Elizabeth, b. S 23, 
 i<)i6; Marcia Louise, b. O 13, 191 7. Address, 
 629 High St., Keokuk; bus. add.. Carter Mtg. 
 Co., do. 
 
 4254. KARL PARKER KIPP 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 17, 1883, Wing, 
 111.; s. Dyer E. (b. Ja 18, 1846, Pultney, N. Y.) 
 and Mary E. (Bassett) Kipp (b. Ja 10. 1848, 
 I aSalle Co., 111.). I'repared in Grand Prairie 
 Scm. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. Married Elsie 
 Noel, S 12, 1911, Urbana. Address, Anawan, 
 Ill.t 
 4253. STELLA PAULINE KLEINBECK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 23, 1888, 
 Litchfield, 111.; d. Augustus Gustave (b. Stutt- 
 gart, Wiirttemberg, Ger.) and Matilda (Lange) 
 Klcinbcrk (b. Litchfield, 111.). Prepared in 
 l.itchlield H. S. ; Gamma Phi Beta; Athenean; 
 Classical Club; Educ. Club; Y. W. _C. A.; Pre- 
 lim. Honors; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta 
 Pi. Teacher, Eng., II. S., Springfield, ill. Ad- 
 dress, 710 N. State St., Litchfield, III.; bus. 
 add., 1126 S. 7th St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 4256. GOLDIE MINNIE KNEBERG 
 
 Private Sec; B. S. in IT. Sc; b. Ag 27. 18S6, 
 Moline, 111.; d. Charles Emmanuel (b. Ap 4, 
 1855, Sweden) and Anna Sophia (Anderson) 
 Kneberg (b. Ap 27. 1S63). Prepared in Mo- 
 line H. S. Alpha Delta Pi. Teacher, Moline 
 Schs., 111., 1911-15; Private Sec, Local Bd. 
 No. 2, Rock Island Co., 111., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Assn. of Collegiate Alumni. Address, 1527V2 
 5th Ave., Moline, 111. 
 
 4257. BRADLEY JAY KNIGHT 
 
 Lawyer: LL.B.; b. Ag 17, 1887, Rochelle, 
 111.; s. Bradley Jay (b. 1855, do.) and Mary 
 .Adeline (Litch) Knight (b. 1853, Montpelier, 
 Vt.). Prepared in Rochelle H. S. John Mar- 
 shall Law Club. Address, 419 W. State St., 
 Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 4258. WILLIAM KOESTNER 
 
 Draftsman and Masonry Insp.; B. S. in C. 
 E.; b. O 18, 188s, Melvin, 111.; s. Paul (b. 
 Ger.) and Fannie A. (Holmes) Koestner (b. 
 Melvin, 111.). Prepared in Melvin H. S.; Grand 
 Prairie Seni., Onarga. With the 111. Steel Co., 
 igio; Draftsman and Masonry Insp., 111. Cen- 
 tral R. R., 1910 — . Address, 1511 E. 6oth St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4259. ETHEL GYOLA KRATZ 
 (Sister of Nos. 3065, 5256) 
 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1918; 
 b. O 20, 1887, Champaign; d. Edwin Augustus 
 (b. Jl 12, 1844, Bucks Co., Pa.) and Anna 
 Mary (Bradley) Kratz (b. Mr 7, 1849. V'er- 
 sailles, Ky.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 .'\sst. Libn., Champaign Pub. Lib. 1910-14; 
 Libn. do., 191 5 — . Mem., Presby. Church. .4d- 
 drcss, 315 S. State St., Champaign. 
 
 4260. AUGUSTA MAY KRIEGER 
 (EKBLAW) 
 (Wife of No. 4142) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; M. A.. 1917; .b. Ag 21, 
 1884, Wabaunsee, Kan.; d. Dr. Lewis William 
 (b. Ja 23, 1859, Columbus, O.) and Jennie S. 
 (Baldwin) Kricger (b. D 3, 1861, Mendon, 
 111.). Prepared in Peoria H. S.; III. St. Norm., 
 1904-6; Grad. Stud. Columbia Univ., 191 1; do., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1912. Gamma Phi Beta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Alelhenai; Der Deutsche Ver- 
 ein; -Scholarship in Ger. Head of Ger. Dept. 
 H. S., Decatur; Deerfield Shields Tp. H. 
 S., Highland Park; Chm. III. Modern Lan- 
 guage Section for IT. S. Teachers, 1913-16. 
 Pre.s. Chicago Alumnae Chap., Gamma Phi Beta, 
 1014-18; Grand Sec, Gamma Phi Beta, 1917 — . 
 Married W. Elmer Ekblaw Cio), F 28, 1918, 
 Urbana. Address, 713 W. Washington Blvd., 
 Urbana. 
 
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 4261. ERNEST THEODORE KRjUEGER 
 Dean; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 27, 1883, 
 Blue Island, 111.; s. Louis Albert (b. Ja 31. 
 1847, Prussia, Gar.) and Henrietta (Seyfarth) 
 Krueger (b. O 12, 1848, Saxony, do.). Pre- 
 pared ii^ Blue Island H. S. B. D., Chicago 
 Theological Sem., 1913; Highest Honors; 
 Blackford Foreign Scholarship. Adelphic; Cos- 
 mopolitan Club. Minister, Congr. Church, Sid- 
 ney, Mont., 1913-15; Dean, Billings Poly. Inst., 
 do., 1917 — . Married Margaret Enid Aldrich, 
 O 19, 1916, Chicago. Child, Kirwan Taylor, 
 b. O 3, 1917. Address, Billings, Mont. 
 
 4262. WILLIAM PRENTICE KUHL 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 6, 1887, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Phillip Edward (b. 1858, 
 Heardstown, do.) and Elizabeth Martha (Pren- 
 tice) Kuhl (b. 1866, Springfield, do.). Prepared 
 in Lincoln H. S.; Culver Summer Sch. Phil- 
 omathean; Cml. Club. With Butler Bros., 
 Chicago, 1910-11; Reporter, News-Herald, Lin- 
 coln, 111., 191 1 ; Clerk, Lincoln Nat. Bank, Lin- 
 coln, 111., 1912-17; Asst. Cashier, do., 1917-18. 
 Sergt., C. A., Ft. Washington, Md., 19 18; 
 Mustered out, D 20, 1918. Married Julia 
 Allen Thorn, Ap 17, 1918, St. Louis. Address, 
 Lincoln, 111, 
 
 4263. LUDWIG KUMMER 
 Electrician; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. F 15, 
 1887, Chicago; s. Robert (b. Berlin, Ger.) and 
 Maria (Boettger) Kummer (b. Hamburg, do.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Prelim. Honors. Designing Engr., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1910-12; Traveling and Miscellaneous 
 work, 1912-13; S. African Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Const. Engr., 1913-14; Foreman Electn., Crown 
 Mines, Ltd., 1914 — . Address, P. O. Box, 
 103, Crown Mines Staff Quarters, Johnnes- 
 burg. South Africa. 
 
 4264. WALTER FREDERICK KUNZ 
 Business; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 2, 1888, Man- 
 itowoc, Wis.; s. William (b. 1862, do.) and 
 Bertha (Miller) Kunz (b. 1862, Mishicot, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Lake View H. S., Chicago. Phi 
 Sigma Kappa. Farmer, Taft, N. Dak., 1910-11; 
 Asst. Mgr., Vista Hermosa Plantation, Oaxaco, 
 Mex., 1912-14; V. P., Bakers Flour Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1 9 14 — . Married Fannie Brown, Jl 16, 
 I9I7, Matchwood, Mich. Address, 1639 Cat- 
 alpa Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Bakers Flour 
 Co., do. 
 
 4265. CARTER HERBERT LAMB 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 31. 1884, 
 Chicago; s. Herbert Carter and Martha (Winn) 
 jL-amb. Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. and 
 Man. Tr. Schs. ; Lewis Inst. E. E. Soc. ; 
 Choral Soc. Engr., C. B. & Q. R. R. Mem., 
 M. E. Church; Assoc. Mem, A I. E. E. Mar- 
 ried Victoria May Crawley, Je 30, 1909, Chi- 
 cago. (Children: Herbert Carter, b. and died 
 N II, 1910; Carter Herbert, Jr., b. D 4, 1911; 
 Robert Arthur, b. D 13, 1913; Dorothy May, 
 b. S 4, 1915; Leslie Howard, b. F 19, 1918. 
 Address, 4836 W. Erie St., Chicago. 
 
 4266. ZELMA LARGE (HOUSER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 14, 1886, Owaneco, 
 111.; d. James C. (b. 1861, Ireland) and Amanda 
 E. (Dappert) Large (b. 1858, Taylorville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S.; Leland Stan- 
 ford Univ., 1908-9. Illiola; Illini Staiif. Asst. 
 Prin., Edinburgh H. S.. 111., 1910-11. Married 
 Dr. William Henry Houser, My 18, 191 1, 
 Springfield, 111. Child, William Large, b. and 
 died Ap 30, 1912. Address, Taylorville, 111. 
 
 4267. HARRY PETER LARSON 
 Cashier; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 21, 1888, Paxton, 
 111.; s. Theodore P. and Emma Larson. Pre- 
 pared in Paxton H. S. Address. Paxton, Ill.t 
 
 4268. MARTHA SERENA LARSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; M. A., 1914; d. 
 Ilalvor V. (b. 1851, Norway) and Bertha H. 
 (Hudson) Larson (b. 1851, Norway). Pre- 
 pared in Pleasant View Luther Coll., Ottawa; 
 Millikin Univ., 1907-8; Univ. of Wis., Summer 
 1912; Classical Club; .Scandinavian Club; Chor- 
 al Soc. Teacher, H. S. Chester, III., 1910-13; 
 do., Sparta, 111., 1913-17; do., Mt. Vernon, 111., 
 191 7 — . Address, R. 2, Morris, 111. 
 
 4269. *ORRIN HUGH LAWLER 
 
 LL. B.; b. Ag 21, 1887, Rushville, 111.; s. 
 Charles E. (b. O 26, 1851, do.) and Lenora 
 Olive (Kirkham) Lawler (b. S 25, 1858, Osa- 
 watomie, Kan.). Prepared in Rushville H. S. 
 Tau Lambda: V. P., Class; Phi Delta Phi. 
 Lawyer, Medford, Ore. Married Nancy Adair 
 Greer, S 28, 1912. Died 1914. 
 
 4270. JOHN EMMETT LAYDEN 
 (Brother of No. 5781) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 17, 1885, Cheney- 
 ville. 111.; s. Tade (b. My 15, 1849, Tulla, 
 Ireland) and Martha (Thompson) Layden (1). 
 N 16, 1855, Bethlehem, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Greer Coll., Hoopeston, 111.; Univ. Acad. Loy- 
 ola; Theta Kappa Nu; Philomathean; Spauld- 
 ing Guild; Fuller Moot Court; Scholarship in 
 Adjective Law. City Atty., Hartshorne, Okla., 
 1913 — . Pres., Hartshorne Coal Co. Chm. 
 Local Bd. Selective Service, Pittsburg Co., 
 Okla. Married Hazel Gertrude Harbert, Je 8, 
 1910, Hoopeston, 111. Children: Kathleen, b. 
 Jl 7, 191 1 ; Walter George, b. Ja 27, 1913; John 
 Emmett, Jr., b. Je 19, 1916; James Thaddeus, 
 b. Ja 16, 1 91 8. Address, Hartshorne, Okla. 
 
 4271. MILDRED LEAS (BLACK) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3284) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 12, 1888, St. Joseph, 
 111.; d. Abner Franklin (b. O 6, 1838, Coving- 
 ton, Ind.) and Lettie Jane (Stevens) Leas (b. 
 My 27, 1856, O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 At'henean. Tp. Chm., Women's Com. Nat. 
 Council of Defense; St. Josephs Women's Club; 
 Pres. Sch. Bd.; M. E. Church. Married William 
 Z. Black ('08), N 26, 1909, Danville, 111. Chil- 
 dren: William Z., Jr., b. Je 28, 1910; Eleanor 
 Louise, b. Jl 4. 1912; John Leas, b. Je i, 1916. 
 Address, St. Joseph, 111. 
 
 4272. RUEL FORREST LEHMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 1, 1S86, Sid- 
 ney, 111.; s. Samuel George (b. Mr 25, 1855, 
 Myerstown, Pa.) and Inez (Jakeway) Lehman 
 (b. Ja 27, 1864, Broadway, O.). Prepared in 
 Sidney H. S.; Univ. Acad. Acacia: Eta Kappa 
 Nu; E. E. Soc; Class Baseball; Cap and Gown 
 Com.; Mandolin Club. Engr., Gen. Elec. In- 
 candescent Lamp Works. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Treas., Mazda Club. Address, 343 High St.. 
 Newark, N. J.t 
 
 4273. ELMER ARCHIBALD LESLIE 
 (Brother of No. 8525) 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 8. 1888, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Robert (b. Shetland Islands, 
 Scotland) and Mary (Campbell) Leslie (b. 
 Scotland). Prepared in Tolono H. S.; Grad. 
 Boston Univ. Sch. of Theology, 191 3; Jacob 
 Sleeper Fellow, 1914; Univ. of Leipzig; Glas- 
 gow United Free Church Coll.: Oxford Univ., 
 Ph D., Boston Univ., 1916. Chi Beta; Philo- 
 mathean; Pres., Univ. Band; V. P., Y. M. C. 
 A.; Pres.. Stud. League. Pastor Epworth M. 
 E. Church and Dir. Wesley Foundation, How- 
 ard Univ. Mem., Boston Clerical Club; Itin- 
 erants Club; Fifth Monday Club, Boston. Mar- 
 ried Helen Faye Noon, Je 26, 1913, Lunen- 
 burg. Mass. Children: Jean Taylor, b. D 29. 
 1915; Robert Campbell, b. O 20, 1917. Address. 
 38 Langdon St.. Cambridge, Mass. 
 
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 4274. LAZARUS LEVINSON 
 Civ. Engr.j B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 10, 1888, 
 Hartford, Conn.; s. Michael (b. Russia) and 
 Etta (Ettelson) Levinson (b. do.). Prepared 
 in McKinley H. S., Cliicago; Lewis Inst. C. 
 E. Club. Civ. Engr., Am. IJridge Co., 1910: 
 do., Morey Newgard & Co., 1910-12; do., Wes- 
 tern Engr. Co., 1912-18: 2nd Lt., F. A., Ft. 
 Sheridan; 6Qth Art., C. A. C, A. E. F., France; 
 Mustered out, F 25, 1919. Address, 4934 For- 
 restville Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Hearst Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 427s. CHARLES PARKER LEVIS 
 
 (Brother of No. 5785) 
 Glass Mfr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 16, 
 1888, Alton, 111.; s. Charles (b. O 7, i860, do.) 
 and Harriet (Parker) Levis (b. Je 9, 1864). 
 Prepared in Alton H. S.; Culver Mil. Acad. 
 Sigma Chi; Delta Kappa Chi. III. Glass Co., 
 Alton, 111. Capl., Inf., Ft. Benjamin Harri- 
 son; Exchange Oflficer, Hdqtrs. Co., Camp 
 Zachary Taylor, Ky, Address, 611 State St., 
 Alton, 111. 
 
 4276. GOODRICH QUIGG LEWIS 
 (Brother of No. 5268) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 6, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Frederick G. (b. My i, 1859, Clin- 
 ton, 111.) and Ilattie (Dickerson) Lewis (b. F 
 13, 1 86 1, do,). Prepared in Wheaton H. S. 
 Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guards, 1910-17. Asst. 
 Elec. Engr., 1910; Asst. Erecting Engr., Re- 
 frigerator, 191 1 ; R. R. Equipment and Sup- 
 plies, M. E. Dept.; Mech. Engr., W. H. Miner, 
 Ry. Equipment, 1911-17. Ensign, U. S. N. 
 Reserve Forces, Metallurgical and Testing Div., 
 Naval Gun Factory, Washington, D. C, 1917 — . 
 Various inventions on details of Ry. Car 
 Const. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Am. Ry. Supply 
 Mfr. Assn. Married Louise Compton, Ap 16, 
 191 1, Wheaton, 111. Children: Robert Comp- 
 ton, b. D 26, 1912; Marjorie Louise, b. F 16, 
 1915. Address, 210 Wesley St., Wheaton, 111.; 
 bus. add.. The Rookery, Chicago. 
 
 4277. RICHARD HANNA LEWIS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Sc; b. Ap 7, 1887, 
 
 Chicago; s. Charles Carter (b. 1856, Ky.) and 
 Anna (Patterson) Lewis (b. F 16, 1864, Cleve- 
 land). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S.; Wen- 
 dell Phillips H. S.; Oberlin Coll., Chem. Club. 
 Analyt. Chem., Allaire Woodard, Peoria, 1910- 
 ii; Asst. Chem., Office of Public Roads, Dept. 
 of Agr., Washington, D. C, 191 1 — . Patent 
 (application filed for a new road making ma- 
 terial, 1917. Auth.: (with R. S. Curtiss and 
 H. S. Hill) Study of Toluyl Amines, Jour. Am. 
 Chem. Soc, 1912; (with C. S. Reeve,) Appli- 
 cation of Dimethyl Sulphate for Detection of 
 Small Amount of Asphalt in Tar — Asphalt Mix- 
 tures, Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem., 1912; 
 (with C. S. Reeve) Exposure Tests on some 
 Fluid Bitumens, Jour. Indus, and Engng. 
 Chem., 191 7; (with C. S. Reeve) Toughness of 
 Bituminous Aggregates, Jour, of Agr. Research, 
 U. S. Dept. Agr., 1917. Married Mrs. Elgetha 
 Ityline Smith, Ag 13, 1917, St. Ignace, Mich. 
 Address, R. 7. Lexington, Ky.; bus. add., 
 Office of Pub. Roads, Dept. of Agr., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 4278. IRVING AUGUSTUS ISAAC 
 
 LINDBERG 
 (Brother of Nos. 3837, 527:) 
 Customs Auditor and Accountant; A. B. in 
 L. & A.; b. F, 1885, Cherokee, la.; s. Charles 
 (b. Ja 26, 1846, Wexio, Kronoberg, Sweden) 
 and Hannah (Nystrom) Lindberg (b. S 21. 
 1846, Kopparberg, do.). Prepared in Chero- 
 kee (la.) H. S.; St. Paul Y. M. C. A., Prep. 
 Sch.; la. St. Coll., 1903-4. Theta Delta Chi; 
 Delta Kappa Chi; Shield and Trident; Varsity 
 Track Mgr. ; Daily Illini. Ath. Ed.; Ed., Ath. 
 Assn. Press Bur., Ath. Bd. of Control; 1910, 
 IlUo Bd.; Sr. Stag Com.; Cml. Club, V. P.; 
 Adv. Club, do.; Chess and Checker Club; 
 
 Stud. Auditing Comn. Chief Draftsman, Signal 
 Engrs., office. Great No. Ry., St. Paul, 1905- 
 07; Const. Foreman, Cost Acct., Gen. Ry. Sig- 
 nal Co., do., 1910-11; Acct., Pres., Comn. on 
 Econ. and Efficiency, White House, 1911-12; 
 Chief Acct., Reorganization of Nicaragua 
 Govt. Accounting System, 191 2; Collector of 
 Customs, in Charge of Atlantic Coast of 
 Nicaragua, 1912-18; Deputy Collector, Gen. and 
 Auditor, Custom Service of Nicaragua, 1918. 
 Mem., Naval Reserves, 1912. Mem., C. P. A.; 
 Registered Public Acct. In English and Span- 
 ish Languages, Nicaragua, 191 5; Ath. Club, 
 Minneapolis; Ry. Signal Assn.; A. F. A. M.; 
 Tropical Club. Married Ruby Edna Warren, 
 Je 22, 1916, New Orleans. Address, Managua, 
 Nicaragua, C. A.; bus. add.. Custom's Official 
 Acct., do. 
 
 4279. CHESTER ARTHUR LORD 
 (Brother of No. 4280) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 26, 1888, St. 
 Paul; s. James T. and Armenda E. Lord. Pre- 
 pared in John Marshall H. S. Triangle; C. E. 
 Soc; Varsity Baseball and Basketball. Const. 
 Engr., Federal Creosoting Co., 1910; Instru- 
 mentman, Madeira Mamore Ry. Co., 191 1; 
 ICstimating and designing reinforced concrete. 
 Can. Concrete Steel Co., 191 1 — . Address, 
 Room 836, I St Nat. Bank Bldg., Milwaukee.! 
 
 4280. WALTER EUGENE LORD 
 (Brother of No. 4279) 
 
 Resident Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 13, 
 1886, St. Paul; s. James Thomas (b. 1859, 
 Shakopee, Minn.) and Armenda Emmaline 
 (Thorne) Lord (b. i860, Austin, Tex.). Pre- 
 pared in John Marshall H. S., Chicago; Winni- 
 peg, Man. Collegiate. Triangle; Glee Club; 
 Class Basketball, Baseball and Bowling 
 Chicago Dept.. Benjamin IZlec. Mfg. Co., 1910; 
 Transitman, Chicago & R. I. Ry., St. Louis 
 yard, 1910; Resident Engr., Madeira Mamore 
 Ry. Co., Brazil, S. A., 1910-13; Paul J. Kiel- 
 man Co., 1913-18. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 .iddrcss, 2601 N. Humboldt Ave., North, Min- 
 neapolis; bus. add., 1205 First Nat. Bank Bldg., 
 Milwaukee. 
 
 4281. CHASE WHITNEY LOVE 
 (Brother of No. 7754) 
 
 Asst. Sales Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 
 29, 1885, Pesotum, III.; s. John Leonidas (b. Jl 
 14, 1853, Bickley's Mills, Va.) and Sarah 
 (Congleton) Love (b. Ap 9, 1885, Carlisle, 
 Ky.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Phi Kappa 
 Sigma; Delta Kappa Chi. Salesman, Marshall 
 Field & Co., Chicago, 1910-11; Teller and 
 Salesman, Investment Bonds, N. W. Halsey 
 & Co., do,, 1911-16; Asst. Sales Mgr., Halsey, 
 Stuart & Co., do., 1916 — . Married Adelaide 
 Warren Peterson, Ag 21, 1913, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 2622 Lake View Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 209 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 4282. ROBERT LOWE 
 Ranchman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 4, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Sidney Smith (b. Levant, Me.) 
 and Louisa Rhoda (Crockett) Lowe (b. Dover, 
 Me.). Prepared in Phoenix Union H. S. Phi 
 .Alpha Delta; Alpha Gamma Rho. Married 
 Marie Carolyn Clausen, Jl 26, 1913, Phoenix, 
 Ariz. Child, Margaret Dorothy, b. Ag 11, 
 1917. Address, R. 6, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 4283. HAROLD WILLIAM LYNCH 
 (Brother of No. 3461) 
 Salesman; A. B. in Sc; b. O 7, 1888, Peoria; 
 s. Henry Whitcomb (b. Jl 26, 1857, Magnolia, 
 111.) and Frances Maria (Baldwin) Lynch (b. 
 O 23, 1857, Oxford, Ind.). Prepared in Brad- 
 ley Poly. Inst. Beta Theta Pi; Gleie and 
 Mandolin Club. Salesman, H. W. Lynch, 
 Wholesale Coal. Married Irene C. Lidle, Ag 
 29, 1912. Address, 907 Glen Oak Ave., Peoria; 
 bus. add., Central Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 387 
 
 4284. herbert thompson 
 McAllister 
 
 Chief Chem.; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 12, 1885, 
 Farragut, la.; s. Samuel Edwards (b. D 4, 
 .184S, Burnham, Me.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Shults) McAllister (b. F 9, 1852, Clarinda, 
 la.). Prepared in Farragut II. S.; Tabor Coll. 
 Acad. A. B., Tabor Coll., 1909. Chem. Club. 
 Chief Chem., Milwaukee Elec. Ry. & Lt. Co., 
 1910-17; do., Ludlum Steel Co., Watervliet, 
 N. y., 1917— . Mem., A. C. S. ; Univ. of 111. 
 Assn. of Milwaukee, Sec, 1913-14; Pres., 1915. 
 Married Catherine Merry, Ja 23, 1915, ^lil- 
 waukee. Address, 11 Tillinghast Ave., Men- 
 ands, N. Y.; bus. add., Ludlum Steel Co., 
 Watervliet, do. 
 
 4285. william knowlton 
 McAllister 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F II, 1878, Chenoa, 111.; 
 s. Samuel Edwards. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Iris. With Internat. Harvester Co., Peoria, 
 191 o. Address, Regina, Sask., Can.f 
 
 4286. FRED H. McCLAIN 
 Teacher; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 26, 1885, 
 Louisville, Neb.; s. James Oliver (b. 1854, 
 Adams Co., 111.) and Elizabeth (Sykes) Mc- 
 Clain (b. 1851, do.). Prepared in Louisville 
 and Grand Island, Neb., H. Schs. ; Grand 
 Island Coll. Vocational training and Curative 
 work, Base Hosp. Hdqtrs., Ft. Riley, Kan. Ad- 
 dress, 2935 S St., Lincoln, Neb, 
 
 4287. LOLA DeWITT McCLURG 
 (Sister of No. 5277) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 26, 1886, 
 Eldorado, Kan.; d. William Rudolph (b. D 25, 
 1857, Pekin, 111.) and Anna (Lapsley) McClurg 
 (b. O 12, 1857, Cedar Falls, la.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Illiola; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Teacher, Mattoon 
 H. S., 1911-12; do., Urbana H. S., 1912- 
 18. Mem., M. E. Church; Y. W. C. A. Ad- 
 dress, 108 E. High St., Urbana. 
 
 4288. MARCUS SANDERS McCOLLISTER 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 2, 1887, White 
 Hall, 111.; s. Charles I. (b. 1848) and Lucy 
 (North) McCollister (b. 1854, do.). Pre- 
 pared in White Hall H. S. Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Employed 
 on Const., St. Louis; Farmer, 1919 — . Corp., 
 Hdqtrs. Co., 327th F. A., A. E. F.; Mustered 
 out, 1919. Address, White Hall, 111. 
 
 4289. DANA QUICK McCOMB 
 Chem. and Salesman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 9, 
 1880, Shobonier, 111.; s. Cyrus E. (b. Sandusky 
 City, O.) and Pauline Quick (b. Wadesburg, 
 Mo.). Prepared in Appleton City Acad., Ap- 
 pleton City, Mo.; Colo. Agr. Coll., 1896-1900. 
 Acacia; 2iid Lt. and Chief Signal Officer, 
 Colo. Ag;r. Coll. M. S., Columbia, 1916. Teach- 
 er, Public Schs., Larimer Co., Colo., 1901-04; 
 do.. Bur. of Educ, P. I., 1904-06; Prin., Trade 
 Sch., and Mech. Engr., Bur. of Educ, do., 
 1906-10; Overseer and Asst. Engr., Bur. of 
 Public Works, do., 191013; Dist. Engr., do., 
 I913-I5I Chem. and Travelling Salesman, 
 Pittsburg Testing Lab., Birmingham, Ala., 1916- 
 17. Capt., Engr. R. C. Fort Mills, P. I., 1917- 
 18; Maj., ist Bn., ist. Philippine Engrs. 1918 — . 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; Mem. Permanent 
 Internat. Assn. of Road Congresses; Am. Soc. 
 of Mun. Improvements; Am. Soc. for the Pro- 
 motion of Engng. Educ. Married Mary Olive 
 Wold, Ag 27, 1909, Sedalia, Colo. Child, Mary 
 Pauline, b. My 22, 1915 (died My 30, 1918). 
 Address, Manilla, P. I. 
 
 4290. RALPH NICHOLS McCORD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N i, 1886, 
 Bement, 111.; s. James Cadden (b. My 10, 1842, 
 Lewiston, Pa.) and Ada Wright (Nichols) 
 
 McCord (b. Je 21, 1844, Federalsburg, Md.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; 111. Weslevan 
 Univ., Law Sch. Alpha Delta Phi; Track; Phi 
 Delta Phi. Dir., Aths. and Teacher, Physiol., 
 H. S., Bloomington, 111., 1916-17. Capt. U. S. 
 Inf., France, Je 1918. Address, 710 E. Front 
 St., Bloomington, III. 
 4291. CHARLES EUGENE McCORMACK 
 Shoe and Leather Reporter; B. S. in E. E. ; 
 b. Mr 26, 1889, Chicago; s. Thomas E. and 
 Lillie J. McCormack. Prepared in H. S. Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Chicago, 1910-11; Commonwealth 
 Edison Co., do., 1911-12; Shoe and Leather 
 Reporter, do., 1912-18. Married Persis Helen 
 Wright, Ag 17, 1912. Children: Charles 
 Thomas, b. Ja 7, 1914; Eleanor May, b. Je 
 -5i 1917- Address, 6341 Glenwood, Chicago. 
 
 4292. ELMER MASSEY McDONALD 
 (Brother of No. 9232) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 7, 1882, Lerna, 
 111.; s. John Thomas (b. F 11, 1855, do.) and 
 Nancy (Massey) McDonald (b. S 6, 1856, 
 Newburg, N. Y.). Prepared in East. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch.; Wabash Coll., 1^07-08. Gamma 
 Alpha; Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Instr., Crop 
 Production, Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Instr., 
 Agron., Mass. St. Coll. Agr., 1912-13; Asst. 
 Prof., Agron., do., 1913-iS; do.. Farm Crops, 
 Univ of Mo., 1915—- O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 
 111., 1917; 2nd Lt., Inf., N. A., Ag 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Columbia, Mo. 
 
 4293. 'LEE ALLEN McELHINEY 
 (Brother of No. 9233) 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. S 2, 1887, Hartsburg, 111.; 
 s. G. M. McElhiney (b. 1856, do.) and Sarah 
 (Wodetzkj;) McElhiney (b. 1857, Baltimore). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad.; Armour Inst. Iris; 
 Prelim. Honors; Ionian; C. E. Club; Class 
 Baseball; Varsity Baseball. Civ. Engr., Const. 
 Dept., I. C. R. R., 1910-16. Died S 7, 1916, 
 Chicago. 
 
 4294. WILLIAM EARL McKEEVER 
 (Husband of No. 2933) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 29, 1887, Gib- 
 son City, 111; s. William (b. S 3, 1858, Union 
 Co., O.) and Laura Gertrude (Rockwood) Mc- 
 Keever (b S 10, i860, Ottawa, 111.). Prepared 
 in Gibson City H. S. Agr. Club; Scabbard 
 and Blade. Married Alta Charles ('07), Jc 
 4, 1910, Urbana. Children: William Lewis, b. 
 Mr 17, 191 1 ; Charles Harlan, b. Je 6, 1912; 
 Lewis Goodell, b. Ja i, 1914. Address, Gibson 
 City, 111. 
 
 4295. LILABEL McKINNEY 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 20, 1886, Gifford, 
 111.; d. Dr. Thomas Jefferson (b. N 29, 1859, 
 Delaware Co., Ind.) and Lottie (Hickey) Mc- 
 Kinney (b. Ag 21, 1863, Fowlerville, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Alethenai; Phi Delta 
 Psi. Address, 401 S Prospect Ave., Champaign. 
 
 4296. JOHN CROCKER McLEAN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. S 2, 1886, 
 Maroa, 111.; s. William Thomas (b. Jl 31, 1855, 
 Cynthiana, Ky.) and Margaret Philbrook 
 (Crocker) McLean (b. Ja s, 1861, Birds Point, 
 Mo.). Prepared in Maroa H. S.; James Mill- 
 ikin Univ., Acacia; Band; Glee Club. Clerk, 
 Wabash R. R., Decatur, 111., 1910; do., Des 
 Plaines, 111., 191 1; do., Janesville, Wis., 191 1; 
 Installer Interlockers and signals, Atlanta, Ga., 
 1913-14; had charge do.. Terminal R. R. Co., 
 Montgomery, Ala., 191 5; Installer of Tele- 
 graph, Telephone and Signals for R. R. Co., 
 Anniston, Ala., 1916-17; Draftsman, Kilby Car 
 iV Foundry Co. ist. Lt., Co. B., 507 Engrs., A. 
 E. F. France, 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Pres- 
 by. Church. Married Zella Frances Hostetler, 
 Je 29, 191 1, Decatur, 111. Children: Jean Lois, 
 b. Mr 23, 1912; Harriet Frances, b. Ja 4, 1916; 
 William Thomas, b. F 24, 191 8. Address, 1009 
 X. Elder St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
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 4297. FLOYD JAMES MACKEY 
 Mach. Designer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 22, 
 1887, Genoa, 111.; s. Alfred Curtis (b. Ag 2, 
 1856, Pa.) and Jennie S. (Gilliland) Mackey 
 (b. N 25^ 1857, Marengo, 111.). Prepared in 
 S. Riley Tp. and Genoa II. Schs. M. E. See; 
 Class Baseball. Internat. Harvester Co., Ex- 
 perimental and Sales Depts., 1910-15; Earni 
 Mach. Investigation, Argentina, 1912-13; De- 
 signer, Special and Exp. Machs., West. Elect. 
 Co., 1915-16; U. S. Govt. Insp., Cantonment 
 Div., Q. M. Dept., 191 7; Mustered out, Mr 
 1919. Invented, Semi Automatic Hay-Stacker 
 and Features on Reaper-Harvester. Married 
 Clara Anna Krum, Je 17, 19 14, Edison Park, 
 111. Address, 6923 Overhill Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4298. WILLIAM CHESTER MAGUIRE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 4, 1886, Urbana; s. 
 William T. (b. Je 7, 1851 Camden, N. J.) and 
 Anna Ray Maguire (b. Ja 12, ICS56, Paisley, 
 Scotland). Prepared in Thornburn H. S., 
 Urbana. Theta Delta Chi; Pres., Soph. Class. 
 St. Militia, 1908-11. City Atty., Urbana. Mar- 
 ried Cally Tayson, N 1912, Jacksonville, 111. 
 Address, 319. Pennsylvania Ave., Urbana.f 
 
 4299. CHRISTOPHER MAMER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 24, 1S84, Chicago; s. 
 Christopher and Ellen (Samer) Mamer. Pre- 
 pared in W. Div. II. S., Chicago. Sigma Al- 
 pha Epsilon. Asst. Atty., San. Dist., Chicago. 
 Mem, mini Club, Chicago. Address, 501 
 Throop St., Chicago; bus. add., 720-105 N. 
 Clark St., tfo.t 
 
 4300. ■ HAZEL MANDEVILLE (DOOL) 
 (Wife of No. 2642) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 4, 1887, Philo, 111.; 
 d. John D. (b. D 18, 1844, N. Y.) and Martha 
 (Burr) Mandeville. Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S.; Randolph-Macon Woman's Coll., Lynch- 
 burg, Va.. 1908-9. lUiola, Pres.; H. Sc. Club. 
 Married Robert Beatty Dool ('06), O 4, 1910, 
 Champaign. Children: Hazen I., b. Ja 3, 
 1913; John Hartman, b. N 25, 1914; Roberta 
 Jane, b. Ap 11, 191 7. Address, Aledo, 111. 
 
 4301. WILBUR ROY MANOCK 
 Chief Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 25, 
 1886, Farmer City, 111.; s. Jesse C. (b. Ja 20, 
 
 1550, Eng.) and Louisa (Pollison) Manock (b. 
 O 20, i860, Canton, 111.). Prepared in Farmer 
 City H. S. Triangle; C. E. Club; Prelim. Hon- 
 ors; Technografh Bd. Insp., 111. St. High- 
 way Comn., 1910; Engr., in charge, Const., 
 Huron River Bridge, Erie Co., O., 1910-12; 
 Draftsman, Chicago Bridge & Iron Works, Chi- 
 cago, 1 91 2-1 7; Chief Draftsman, do., 191 7 — . 
 Assoc. Mem. West. Soc, Engrs. Married Neva 
 W. Moore, D 29, 1910, Farmer City, 111. Child, 
 Dorotlw Vanessa, b. Ja 2, 1913. Address, 
 10512 (Church St., Cliicago; btts. add., 105th and 
 Throop St., do. 
 
 4302. EARLE W. MARTIN 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 2, 1884, Gard- 
 ner, 111.; s. Azor Smith (b. O 3. 1836, Litch- 
 field, O.) and Jane .A-nn (Petit) Martin (b. Ag 
 20, 1840, Sharon, N. Y.). Prepared in Gen- 
 eseo H. S. Salesman, Westinghouse Elec. 
 Mfg. Co., Wilkinsburg, Pa., 1910-12; do., 
 Charleston, W. Va., 1912-13; do., Birmingham, 
 Ala., 1913-14; do., Wellington, Kan., 1914-15; 
 do., Des Moines, 1915-17; do., Milwaukee, 
 1917-18; do., Chicago, 1018 — . Married Lillie 
 Carwile, O 10, 1915, Wichita, Kan. Address, 
 1537 Howard St., Chicago; bus. add., c/o 
 Westinghouse Elec. Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 4303. ROY SKINNER MASON 
 Div. Supt. Const.; B. S. in A. E.; b. F 16, 
 1886, St. Paul; s. S. D. (b. 1848, Concord, 
 Mass.) and Emma (Wunderlick) Mason (b. 
 
 1551, Columbia City, Ind.). Prepared in Ta- 
 
 coma (Wash.) H. S. Arch. Club; Pen and 
 Brush Club; Ilus. Winner, competition for 
 Mun. Docks (with E. F. Gilstrap '08), Port- 
 land, Ore., igio-12; Arch. Draftsman, 1912-14; 
 Gen. Practice, Bldg. Const., Tacoma, Wash., 
 1914-16; Pub. Works Dept., Navy Yard, Phil- 
 adelphia, 1916 — . Married Ethel Coblentz, Ja 
 25, 1911, Tacoma, Wash. Children: S. Doug- 
 las, h. Ja 4, 1912; Hubert L., b. D 26, 1914; 
 John II., b. My 18, 191C). Address, Pub. Works 
 Dept., Navy Yard, I'hiladelphia. 
 
 4304. MARTHA MARIE MATHEWS 
 Supervisor; B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 8, 1882, 
 Onarga, 111.; d. William D. A. (b. S 21. 1847, 
 X'ergennes, Vt.) and Miranda Jane (Hall) 
 Mathews (b. My 13, 1S40, Onarga, 111.). Pre- 
 I ared in Onarga II. S.; Grand Prairie Semi- 
 nary; Chicago Univ., summer 1912. H. Sc. 
 Club; Final Honors. Instr., Dom. Sc, Rose- 
 ville. 111., 1910-12; Supvr., Dom. Art., Roches- 
 ter, I'ub. Schs., Rocliester, ;Minn., 1912 — . 
 Mem., D. A. R. Address, is N. Grove St., 
 Kochester, Minn. 
 
 4305- LOUIS BRAWLEY MAYNE 
 Coll. Instr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 4, i88i, 
 Huntington, Ind.; s. Charles (b. 1826, Water- 
 ford, Va.) and Martha (Weimar) Mayne (b. 
 1847, Thornville, O.). Prepared in Hunting- 
 ton and Camden, Ind., H. Schs.; Ind. Univ., 
 1903, spring term, 1903. Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Instr. Eng., Mich. Agr. Coll. Address, East 
 Lansing, Mich.t 
 
 4306. ALVA BRACE MEEK 
 (Husband of No. 4150; Brother of Nos. 5813, 
 85S5) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 17, 1886; s. 
 lames Webster (b. Ja 18, 1850, Carrollton, 
 MI.) and Ella (Brace) Meek (b. Jl 21, 1858, 
 <io.). Prepared in Carrollton H. S. Phi Delta 
 Thcta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Class Football. 
 Married Ruth Davida Felmley ('10), S i, 1914, 
 iXormal, 111. Child, David Felmley, b. My 
 19, 1916. Address, Carrollton, 111. 
 
 4307. MARY HAZEL MELROSE 
 Supvr., Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1916; 
 b. Ag 16, 1888, Grayville, 111.; d. Charles H. (b. 
 My 7, 1851, Clarcmont, 111.) and Adelaide 
 (Coleman) Melrose (b. Ja 28, 1862, Kinmun- 
 (Iv, 111.). Prepared in Grayville and Quincy 
 It. Schs. Alpha Xi Delta; V. P., W. A. A.; 
 Teacher, Newman Tp. H. S., 111., 1910-n; do., 
 Ilolstein, la., H. S., 1911-12; do., Conners- 
 villc, Ind., 1912, 1915-17; Critic, St. Norm., 
 I'latteville, Wis., 1917-18; Supvr., Elementary 
 Schs., Covington, Ky., 1919 — -. Address, 1823 
 Greenup St., Covington, Ky. 
 
 4308. LOIS MAIA MILES (ZUCKER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5514) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; b. Mr 23, 1887, 
 San Luis Valley, Colo.; d. John Harrison (b. 
 Ja 16, i860, Knox Co., 111.) and Alma Jane 
 (Devore) Miles (b. My i860, McDonough Co., 
 111.). Prepared in Bushncll H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; W. A. A.; Classical Club; Der Deutsche 
 Verein; McDonough Co. Club; Prelim., Special 
 and Final Honors. Sec. Univ. of 111., 
 1014-16; Teacher, Tsing Hua Coll., Peking, 
 China. Married Adolph E. Zucker ('12), S 
 (>, 1916, Fort Wayne, Tnd. Address, 598 Dean 
 St., Bushnell, 111.; bus. add., Tsing Hua Coll., 
 Peking, China. 
 
 4309. EDWIN MORTON MILLER 
 (Brother of Nos. 2762, 3877) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 10, 1888, Ida 
 Grove, la.; s. Jay D. and Mary J. (Jacobs) 
 Miller. Prepared in Geneva H. S. M. D., 
 Rush Med. (Joll., 1913. Delta Upsilon; Delta 
 Sigma Phi: Phoenix; .^delphic; Class Pres.; St. 
 
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 389 
 
 Peace Orat. Contest; N. O. L. Contest; III.- 
 Minn. Debate; IlL-Wis. Debate; Nu Sigma Nu. 
 Instr., Rush Med. Coll. Capt., U. S. Med. Re- 
 serve Corps, A. E. F., France. Address, 1553 
 North Clark St., Chicago. 
 
 4310. LAURA MAY MILLER (WILLIAMS) 
 (Wife of No. 449S) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 21, 1887, Dubuque, 
 la.; d. Jacob R. (b. Switzerland) and Frances 
 Ruth (Lockey) Miller (b. Dubuque, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Dubuque Pub. Schs. ; O. St. Univ., 
 : 906-8. H. Sc. Club. Teaclier. Centralia Tp. 
 H. S., 111. Married Arthur E. Williams ('10), 
 O 12, 191 2. Address, Pittsburgh. 
 
 431 1. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN MILLER 
 Co. Supt. of Highways; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 
 Je 27, 1889, Grimsby, Eng. ; s. William Charles 
 Fredrick (b. F 14, 1865, Stuttgart, Ger.) and 
 Catherine (Ilafele) Miller (b. O 19, 1863, 
 Meinhardt, Ger.). Prepared in Sycamore H. S. 
 Alpha Sigma Phi; C. E. Club; Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Sr. Breakfast Com.; Class Baseball. 
 Designer, Am. Bridge Co., Chicago, 1910-n; 
 Struct. Steel Dept., Madeira-Mamore, Ry., 
 Porto Velho, Rio Madeira, Brazil; 1911-12; 
 Asst. Engr., Dock and Wharf Const., do., 
 1912-13; Designer, Bridge Dept., C. B. & Q. 
 Ry.. Chicago, 1913-14; Supt. of Highways and 
 Bridges, DeKalb Co., 111., Sycamore, 111. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E.; Illini 
 Club, Brazil. Married Florence Nelle Ander- 
 son, N 18, IQ14, Chicago. Address, Sycamore, 
 111. 
 
 4312. LESLIE EARL MINER 
 Instructor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr i8, 1887, 
 
 Gibson City, III.; s. John Mottes (b. Mr 18, 
 1835, Ger.) and Julia Ann (Southworth) Miner 
 (b. F 24, 1852, 111.). Prepared in Gibson City 
 H. S. Triangle; Varsity Baseball; Sr. Smoker 
 Com. Draftsman, Am. Bridge Co., Chicago, 
 1910; do.. C. B. & Q. R. R., do.. 1910; Ma- 
 deira Mamore R. R., Brazil, 1910-13. De- 
 signer, Witherspoon-Englar, Chicago, 1913; 
 Estimator, Corn Products Refining Co., do.. 
 1913-17; Instr., C. E., Univ. of Colo., 1917 — . 
 Married Ruth Maryanna Swenson, Je 17, 1916, 
 Chicago. Address, Broadway and Green Mt. 
 Ave., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 4313. PAUL IRVING MINER 
 (Brother of Nos. 2182, 3114, 5314) 
 
 Stock and Grain Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Jl 7, 1887, Adair, 111.; s. Timothy Graham (b. 
 Je 27, 1837, Fulton Co., do.) and Prudence 
 Harriet (Russell) Miner (b. Ag 28, 1846, Mc- 
 Donough Co., do.). Prepared in Macomb 
 H. S. ; St. Norm. Sch. Agr. Club; Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; Baptist Church. Address, Adair, 
 111. 
 
 4314. NOLAN DICKSON MITCHELL 
 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 16, 1883, 
 Greenway, Ark.; s. David Anthony (b. 1847, 
 Ashland, Tenn.) and S. (Dickson) Mitchell (b. 
 1858, Dickson, Tenn.). Prepared in Thomp- 
 son's Class Inst., Paragould, Ark.; B. S., 
 Univ. of Ark., igo6; B. C. E., Univ. of Ark., 
 1908. Sigma Xi. Arch. Engr., Chicago, 1910- 
 11; do., Tampa, Fla., 1911-13; do., Havana, 
 Cuba, 1913-14; Clearwater, Ft. Myers and 
 Tampa, Fla.. 1914-16; Washington, D. C, 1918. 
 1st Lt., 377th Aero Sqdn., A. P. O., 731 A. 
 E. F., France. Mem., Presby., Church. Mar- 
 ried Isabel de W'andelaer, Ap 10, 1913, Tampa, 
 Fla. Children: Nolan, b. F 17, 1914; Francis 
 S., b. Ap 2, 1915. Address, 3616 N. Hamp- 
 shire Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 4315. OLIVER WILLIAM MOJONNIER 
 (Brother of Nos. 1564, 5318) 
 
 Factory Mgr. ; B. S. in Chem. ; b. Ap 20, 
 1887, Highland, 111.; s. Jules (b. Ja 28, 1846, 
 Vevey, Switzerland) and Emma (Beguelin) 
 
 Mojonnier (b. My 23, 1851, Centiner, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign II. S. Chem. Club: 
 Nutrition Club. Factory Mgr., Mojonnier 
 Bros. Co., Chicago. Mem., M. E. (I^hurch. 
 Married Grace May McQuillen, N 8. 191 1, 
 Delta, O. Address, 518 Home Ave., Oak Park, 
 111.; bus. add., 739 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 4316. ELLSWORTH MOORE 
 Prin. of Sch.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja i, 
 1884, Huntsville, 111.; s. John Clark (b. Ap 7, 
 1838, New Harrisburg, O.) and Martha Ann 
 (Smith) Moore (b. Ag 22, 1841, Centerville, 
 O.). Prepared in Macomb H. S.; West. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, H. S., Tucson, 
 Ariz., 1910-11; Publishing a newspaper, Tlie 
 Enterprise, Prairie City, 111., ly 11-13; Farmer, 
 Sask., Can., 1913-14; Prin., Valley Sch., Kent. 
 Washington., 1915 — . Mem., M. E. Church; 
 A. F. A. M.; O. E. S.; Modern Woodman. 
 Married Mae Randolph Miller, Je i, 191 1, 
 Aurora, 111. Children: Donald Ellsworth, b. 
 D 21, 1912; Bruce Randolph, b. N ig, 1915; 
 Wayne Clark, b. Jl 8, 1917. Address, Kent, 
 Washington. 
 
 4317. HARRY ALBERT MOORE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 9, 1884, 
 Oneida, 111.; s. Frank Lyman (b. F 14, 1858, 
 do.) and Flora Evelyn (Hyde) Moore (b. Jl 
 1, 1854, Rockford, 111.). Prepared in Oneida 
 H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Univ. Band. 
 Engr. Dept.. Nat. Elec. Lamp Assoc, 1910-11; 
 Gen. Mfg. Office, 1911-12; Engng. Dept.. Good- 
 year Tire & Rubber Co., 1912-13: Phoenix 
 Const. Co., Salt Lake City, 1913-18; Engr., 
 Lion Coal Co., Rock Springs, Wyo., 1918 — . 
 Mem., Congr. Church. Married Ethel M. 
 Harvey, S 1915. Child, Marjorie Irene, b. Jl 
 27, 1918. Address, c/o Lion Coal Co., Rock 
 Springs, Wyo. 
 
 4318. FRANCES MILTON MOREHOUSE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; d. 
 L. C. and Kate Henrietta (Wardall) More- 
 house. Prepared in Tuscola and Wyoming H. 
 Schs. Alpha Delta Pi. English Club; Final 
 and Special Honors; Phi Beta Kappa; Class 
 Poet. Teacher, Univ. Acad., 191011; East. 
 III. St. Norm., summer, 1911; So. 111. Norm. 
 Univ., 1917; do., Univ. of Minn. Auth. : Prac- 
 tice Teaching in the School of Educ, Univ. of 
 111., pub. by Univ., 1912; The Discipline of the 
 Sch., D. C. Heath, 1913; The Antiphony, Pub. 
 by 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1916; Life of Jesse 
 W. Fell, Univ. of III. Studies in the Social 
 Sciences, 1916. Mem., D. A. R.; Baptist 
 Church. Address, 723 7th St., S. E., Minneap- 
 olis. 
 
 4319. HARRIET ALTA MORGAN 
 Instructor; A. B. in* H. Sc. ; d. George Bliss 
 (b. Northumberland, Pa.) and Lois (Koble) 
 Morgan (b. Westville, Ind.). Prepared in Aledo 
 H. S.; 111. Woman's Coll. Alethenai; H. Sc. 
 Club. Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Fuller- 
 ton, Calif.t 
 
 4320. GEORGE MORRIS 
 (Brother of Nos. 3487, 7094) 
 Newspaper Reporter; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 Ja 28, 1888, Leland, III.; s. William Owen (b. 
 D 31, i860, Amboy, 111.) and Sarah Belle 
 (Morey) Morris (b. Je 27, 1861, Lee Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in E. Aurora and Lyons Tp. H. Schs. 
 Shield and Trident; Soph. Class Football; 
 Capt., Sr. Football; Mgr., Soph. Class Basket 
 Ball Teams; Glee Club; Ath. Ed., Daily Illini; 
 111. Mgr., Western Intercollegiate Mag. Mem., 
 Epis. Church; Illini Club, Chicago. Married 
 Rose Tschan, Ag 13, 1913, La Grange, 111. 
 Children: Marjorie, b. Jl 8, 1914; Robert 
 William, b. Je 8, 1917. Address, Western 
 Springs, 111.; bus. add., Chicago Tribune, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
39° 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1910 
 
 4321. HERMAN MOSCHEL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 28, 1885, 
 Chenoa, 111. s. Fred and Frederika (Roye-r) 
 Moschel. Prepared in Pontiac Tp. H. S. Iris; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Der Deutsche Verein; Ionian; 
 Stud. Mem., A. S. M. E.; Prelim. Honors. 
 Night Supt., Republic Iron & Steel Co., Mo- 
 line, 111., 1910-11; Engr., Time Study Dept., 
 John Deere Plow Works, do., 1911-13; Supt., 
 Dain Mfg. Co., Ottumwa, la., 1913-18. Mem., 
 Molina Club; Ottumwa Country Club; Wapello 
 Club; Ottumwa Cml. Club; Sec, Oltumwa Mfg. 
 Assn.- Presby. Church. Married Laura Kra- 
 mer, N 20, 1913, Des Moines. Address, no 
 Ottumwa St., Ottumwa, la. 
 
 ^322. ROYAL ROSS MOSS 
 Pres. Holmes Disappearing Bed Co.; A. B. 
 in L. & A.; b. Mr 21, 1886, Mulberry, Mo.; 
 s. John B. (b. O 13, 1858, Harrison Co., Mo.) 
 and Rachel A. (Beyer) Moss (b. Mr 12, 1863, 
 Bates Co., Mo.). Prepared in Morris H. S. 
 Phi Sigma Kappa. With Butler Bros., Chi- 
 cago, 1910: Chicago Tel. Co., 1910-11; Pres., 
 Holmes Disappearing Bed Co., San Diego, 
 1911-18. 2nd Lt., S. R. C, A. S., Hdqtrs., 
 ist Training Brig., Kelly Field, San Antonio, 
 Tex. Married Karoline Silliman Hammond, 
 Mr 14, 1914, San Diego, Calif. Address, 4067 
 Falcon St., San Diego, Calif. 
 
 4323. CHARLES HALVATIOUS MOTTIER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 21, 1888, 
 Gibson City, HI.; s. William Clarence (b. S 4, 
 1863, Cincinnati) and Catherine Cryder (Trail- 
 er) Mottier (b. N 10, 1865, Princeton, 111.). 
 Prepared in Gibson City H. S. Ionian; C. E. 
 Club. Instrumentman, C. B. & Q. R. R.. 1910- 
 11; Masonry Insp., 1911-13; Designer and Esti- 
 mator, Bridge Dept., Chicago, 1913-16; Asst. 
 Engr., Bridge Dept. and Office of Chief Engr., 
 19 16 — . Married Myrtle May Robinson, Ag 
 12, 191S, Boyne City, Mich. Child, Kathryn 
 Louise, b. Je 15, 1916. Address, Gibson City, 
 111.; bus. add. 1403 E. 69th Place, Chicago. 
 
 4324. CHESTER WRIGHT MUNSON 
 (Husband of No. 4819) 
 
 Efficiency Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 23, 
 1887, Morris, 111.; s. Joe! Augustus (b. Ag 26, 
 1838, Manchester, Vt.) and Alida Ellen (Walk- 
 er) Munson (b. S 21, 1846, Ft. Edward, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Morris H. S. Phi Sigma 
 Kappa. Chief Electn., Corn Products Refin- 
 ing Co.; Efficiency Engr., do., Granite City, 111. 
 Married Mary Moore ('n), Tolono, 111. Child, 
 John Chester, b. F 10, 1918. Address, 2163 C 
 St., Granite City, 111. 
 
 4325. ROY KENNETH MURDUCK 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 20, 1886. 
 Malta, O.; s. Samuel Adams (b. Ap 27, 1881, 
 Malta, O.) and Carrie Agnes (Rogers) Mur- 
 duck (b. Ap 20, 1863, do.). Prepared in 
 Omaha (Nebr.) H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst. M. 
 E. Club; Stud. Branch A. S. M. E. Cadet Engr., 
 Consumers' Gas Co., Reading, Pa. 1910-13; 
 Asst. Engr., Sioux Falls Gas Co., Sioux Falls, 
 S. Dak., 1914; do., Kansas City Gas Co., Kan- 
 sas City, Mo., 1916— . Mem. M. E. Church. 
 Married Emily Louise Timken, O S, ign. 
 Peoria. Child, Jean Timken, b. My s, 1913- 
 Address, 301 1 Garfield Ave., Kansas City, Mo.; 
 bus. add., 910 Grand Ave., do. 
 
 4326. THOMAS EDGAR MUSSELMAN 
 Sec, Bus. Coll.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 
 1913; b. Ap 28, 1887, Quincy, 111.; s. De La- 
 fayette (b. Ap 21, 1842, Fulton Co., 111.) and 
 Mary (McDavitt) Musselman (b. Jl 20, 1851, 
 Macomb, 111.). Prepared in Quincy H. S.; 
 Shattuck Mil. Acad., Faribault, Minn. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Kapna Delta Pi; Univ. Tennis 
 Champion; Capt. of Tennis Team. Teacher, 
 
 Gem City Bus. Coll.; Sec, do., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Nature Almanac, Quincy Jour. Mem., Quincy 
 Country Club; A. F. A. M. Married Mary 
 Locke Scripps, O 16, 1916, Rushville, 111. Child, 
 Mary Margaret, b. F 16, 1918. Address, 124 S. 
 24th St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 4327. GEORGE HAROLD MYRICK 
 V. P.. Elec. Co.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 19, 
 1886, Chicago Heights, 111.; s. George M. (b. S 
 20, 1850, Brunswick, O.) and Anna Adelia 
 (Solly) Myrick (b. Ja 29, 1853, New York 
 City.). Prepared in Bloom Tp. H. S. Sigma 
 Xi. Elec. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co. Chicago, 
 1910-11; do., Chicago Elec. Meter Co., 1911-13; 
 V. P., Geyser Elec. Co., 1913-18. Invented 
 elec. meters. Clocks, parts of Washing Ma- 
 chine, and Dish Washer. Married Hazel 
 Lewis, My 15, 1912, East Gary, Ind. Child, 
 Robert Lewis, b. D 23, 1914. Address, 5242 
 Montrose Ave. Chicago. 
 
 4328. ESSIE EDWINA NEAL (HAYES) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 16, 1885, 
 Chicago; d. Charles F. (b. Pleasant City, O.) 
 and Evalyn (Pete) Neal (b. la.). Prepared in 
 Murray Tuley H. S., Chicago. Teacher, H. S., 
 Effingham; do., Danville, 111., 1918 — -. Married 
 Augustus W. Hayes ('07), Ap 4, 1912, Minn- 
 eapolis (divorced F 6, 1914). Address, Dan- 
 ville H. S., Danville, 111. 
 
 4329. SAIDEE ESTHER NELSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 27, 1888, 
 Manlius, 111.; d. Peter (b. 1847, do.) and Ellen 
 Nelson (b. 1852, do.). Prepared in Princeton 
 Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Phi Delta Psi. 
 Prin., Wyoming H. S., 1910-11; Teacher, Pon- 
 tiac H. S., 1912-15; do., Soldan H. S., St. 
 Louis, 191 5-18. Address, 547 Park Ave., E. 
 Princeton, 111.; bus. add., 5219 Enright Ave., 
 St. Louis. 
 
 4330. *ROBERT EDWARD JOSEPH 
 NIHAN 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 29, 1887, Har- 
 vard, 111.; s. Robert Amos (b. Ap 22, 1865, 
 McHenry Co., 111.) and Catherine Lucinda 
 (Madden) Nihan (b. S 22, 1862, Alden Tp., 
 McHenry Co., 111.). Prepared in Harvard H. 
 S. Spalding Guild; Loyola Club. Light & 
 Power Line Const., Switchboard Const, and 
 Installation of Elec. Mach. and Apparatus, Pax- 
 ton, 111., 1910-11; Baraboo, Wis., 1911-12; 
 Const., Engr. Power Plant and Distribution 
 Line, Chicago, 1912; Asst. Designing Engr., 
 Automobile Parts, 1912-13; Const. Engr., Argo- 
 la, Ind., 1913-18; Gen. Supt., Ind. Utilities Co., 
 do., 1913-18. Mem., K. C^.; Harvard Council; 
 B. P. O. E. Died O 1918. 
 
 4331. ALMA NELL NOLLEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; d. Paul (b. Coblentz, 
 Ger.) and Ann Maria (Wohlfahrt) Nollen (b. 
 Darmstadt, do.). Prepared in Atlanta H. S.; 
 Grad., 111. St. Norm. Univ. Teacher, Sc, 
 Normal H. S. Mem., Welirmann Quartet, two 
 seasons. Address, Atlanta, Ill.t 
 
 4332. ELISHA POWELL NORMAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. F 9, 1886, Irishtown, 
 111.; s. Charles Christopher (b. S 6, 1861, Nor- 
 man, 111.) and Roxilana (Myatt) Norman (b. 
 Tamalco, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Spe- 
 cial Master in Chancery of Bond Co., 111. Ad- 
 dress, Tamalco, 111.; bus. add., Rayville, La. 
 
 4333. WILLIAM ATKINSON NORTH 
 Bookkeeper; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 2, 1888, 
 White Hall, 111.; s. Edward (b. Jl 31, 1851. do.) 
 and Emma Naomi (Porter) North (b. F 21, 
 1857, Pekin, 111.). Prepared in White Hall H. 
 S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Triangle; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors. Fellowship in Engng., 
 L^niv. of Wis., 1910; Cadet Engr. for Laclede 
 
igio] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 391 
 
 Gas Light Co., St. Louis, 1911-12; Bookkeeper 
 and Teller, Merchantile Trust & Savings Bank, 
 Evansville, Ind., 1912-15; do.. Citizens Trust & 
 Savings Bank, 1915-17; Gen. Office, Texas Co., 
 Houston, Tex., 1917. Tex. Nat. Guard, 1917; 
 Corp., 117 Supply Train, 42 Div. U. S. A., A. 
 E. F., France, 1917 — . Address, 11 10 Rosalie 
 Ave., Houston, Tex. 
 
 4334. CHARLES ARTHUR NYE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja i, 1887, 
 Smith Center, Kan.; s. Charles Clinton (b. 
 1862, Calif.) and Fannie (Knapp) Nye (b. 
 1865, 111.). Prepared in Illini Tp. H. S.; Milli- 
 kin Univ., Prep. Dept. ; Millikin Univ., 1905-6. 
 V. P., C. E. Club; Acacia; Cap and Gown Com. 
 Asst. Mgr., Const., J. F. Hill Paving Carts, 
 Chicago, 1910; Surv., Govt. Surv., Upper Miss., 
 Rock Island, 111., 1910-11; Asst. City Engr., 
 Decatur, 1911-12; U. S. Insp., Rock Island, 
 111., 1912-16; Asst. Engr., I. T. S., Springfield, 
 I9i6' — . Asst. Engr. in charge of railroad 
 const.. Camp Knox, Ky. Married Ethel Davis, 
 O 6, 1915, Pesotum, 111. Child, Elizabeth Ann, 
 b. Ap 28, 1 918. Address, Pesotum, 111. 
 
 4335. HENRY DIXON OBERDORFER 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr i, 1888, 
 Henderson, Ky.; s. Edward (b. My 20, 1853, 
 Bavaria, Ger.) and Cecilia (Godshaw) Ober- 
 dorfer (b. N 28, 1858, Lawrenceburg, Ky.). 
 Prepared in Henderson (Ky.) and Marion (111.) 
 H. Schs. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Supt. of 
 Const., Univ. of 111.; Insp., Upper Miss. Riv. 
 Improvement; Asst. Supt., Arch., Univ. of 111.; 
 Instr., Accountancy, Univ. of 111. Capt., Ord. 
 R. C, Ag 1917 — . Married Julia Etta Sinnock, 
 
 6, 1917. Address, 1210 E. Jefferson St., 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 4336. CHARLES VINCENT O'HERN 
 Lawyer; A. B. in Sc; b. O i, 1883, Vermont, 
 
 111.; s. John and Maria (Green) O'Hern. Pre- 
 pared in Vermont H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 1907-8; LL. B., Yale, 1912. Adelphic; Chi Tau 
 Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; 111. -Ind. Debate; Al- 
 ternate 111. -Wis. Debate; Adelphic-Philo. Debate. 
 Lawyer, Peoria. Married Tressa Smith, Je 
 1913, Peoria. Address, 224 W. Virginia St., 
 Peoria; bus. add., Jefferson Bldg., do. 
 
 4337. GEORGE FREDERICK ONKEN, JR. 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 2, 1888, Gibson 
 City, 111.; s. Geo. Frederick (b. D 21, 1842, 
 Hanover, Ger.) and Wilmina (von Brethorst) 
 Onken (b. S 4, 1847, Ostfriesland, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Gibson H. S. Agr. Club; 2nd Lt., Co. 
 E., 3rd Bat., 1909. Married Jl 1914. Address, 
 Gibson City, Ill.t 
 
 4338. MARTIN JACOB OVERHOLSER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 3, 1889, 
 
 Sterling, 111.; s. James P. (b. O.) and Elizabeth 
 Overholser (b. do.). Prepared in Sterling Tp. 
 H. S. On Students' Course, Pittsfield, Mass., 
 one yr. ; Res. work under Wm. Stanley with 
 Gen. Elec. Co. Performed the experimental 
 work for a paper presented at the A. I. C. E. 
 meeting, Boston and published by C. P. Ran- 
 dolph. Mem., A. I. E. E. Address, 131 East 
 St., Great Barrington, Mass.t 
 
 4339. NOAH WEBSTER OVERSTREET 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl i, 1888, 
 
 Estabutchie, Miss.; s. Harvey Harvard (b. Jl 
 6, 1857) and Bettie Flora Overstreet. Prepared 
 in Estabutchie Pub. Sch. B. S., A. & M. Coll. 
 of Miss. Arch. Engr., 1910-11; Arch., 1911 — . 
 Married Mabel Kinnear, S 18, 1912, Urbana. 
 Child, Noah W., Jr., b. N 13, 191 3. Address, 
 
 1 and 2 Majestic Theater Bldg., Jackson, Miss. 
 
 4340. JOHN WILLIAM PALMER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 18, 1884, Independence, 
 la.; s. Henry S. (b. Ja 26, 1855, Stockuridge, 
 Mass.) and Jessie C. (Older) Palmer (b. Mr 13, 
 
 '.?i5';' s-^"'^^P'^"'^«^"«"^' la-)- Prepared in Neligh 
 (Neb^) H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 12th 
 Tr. Bat., 4th Bn. F. A., Camp Zachary Taylor; 
 Mustered out. N 26, 1918. Address, 1191 
 Vance Ave., Memphis, Tenn. ; bus. add, 1345- 
 50 Bank of Commerce & Trust Co. Bldg., do. 
 
 4341. BERNARD CARLYLE van PAPPEL- 
 ENDAM 
 Real Est., Ins. and Loans; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. S 15, 1884, Oskaloosa, la.; s. John Bernard 
 (b. 1857, Holland) and Alice (McCollough) 
 van Pappelendam (b. i860). Prepared in Keo- 
 kuk H. S.; Armour Inst. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi. Tracer. Roberts & Shaffer Co., Chicago, 
 1910; Engr., Ingals Shepard Forging Co., 1910- 
 13; Real Est., Ins. and Loans, Keokuk, la., 
 191 3 — • Married Edna Huffman Armstrong, 
 Jl 23, 1914, Harvey, 111. Children: Alice June, 
 b. Je 18, 191 5: Edna Marie, b. D 13, 1916. 
 Address, 722 N. gth St., Keokuk; bus. add.. 
 26 N. sth St., do. 
 
 4342- JAMES CLYDE PARMELY 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 12, 1887, 
 Grant Park, 111.; s. Oliver Clark (b. Mr 26, 
 1852, Momence, III.) and Martha Jane (Mc- 
 Kmstry) Parmely (b. Mr 23, i860, Grant Park, 
 111.). Prepared in Momence H. S. M. E. Soc; 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. Supt., Belleville, 
 III, dist. for St. Clair Co. Gas & Elec. Co., 
 St. Louis, 111., 1915-17; Engr. in charge of 
 erection, Luzerne Co. Gas & Elec. Co., Ply- 
 mouth, Pa. Auth.: several practical articles 
 on gas engine operation in Power and The 
 Engineer. Married Alice Laura Beebe, 
 Mr 12, 1910, Wheaton, 111. Child, Oliver 
 Charles, b. S 11, 191 1. Address, 162 Church 
 St., Plymouth, Pa.; bus. add., Luzerne Co., Gas 
 & Elec. Co., Kingston, Pa. 
 
 4343- FLORENCE MAY PARRETT 
 
 (MILLS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3878) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 22, 1886, Homer, 
 
 111.; d. John Wallace (b. O 8, 1857, Lyndon, 
 
 O.) and Susan Jane (Peters) Parrett (b. Jl 
 
 18, i860, St. Joseph. 111.). Prepared in Urbana 
 
 H. S. Alpha Xi Delta. Married Clifford Pusey 
 
 Mills ('09), Je 28, 191 1, Homer, 111. Child, 
 
 Wallace Parrett, b. N 23, 1913. Address, 
 
 Homer, 111. 
 
 4344- ALFRED RAY PATTON 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O 6, 1883, Clarence, HI.; 
 s. LaFayette (b. N 17, 1853, Veedersburg, Ind.) 
 and Ella Elizabeth (McHenry) Patton (b. Ja 16, 
 1855, Sparta, 111.). Prepared in Grand Prairie 
 Sem., Onarga, 111.; Univ. of Mich., 1905-7. 
 Admitted to Bar, 1910. Address, Wheaton, 
 Ill.t 
 
 4345- DAVID COLLINS PATTON 
 Publisher; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 8, 1889, 
 Cliicago; s. William Henry (b. 1847, Patton- 
 ville, Mo.) and Anna M. Patton (b. D 18, 
 1865). Prepared in Assoc. Inst, of Y. M. C. 
 A., Chicago. Phi Sigma Kappa; Onyx; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Pres., M. E. Soc; Capt., 
 I'niv. Regt.; Basket Ball. Salesman and Engr., 
 Columbia Tool Steel Co., Chicago Heights, 
 1911; Mgr., do., Philadelphia branch in charge 
 of the East. Territory; Treas. and Mgr., Tlie 
 World Press: Pres., Halliwell & Patton Pub- 
 lishing Co. Mem., Ridge Country Club; A. S. 
 M. E. Married Mary Pauline Halliwell, D 27, 
 191 1, Chicago. Children: David H., b. N 14, 
 1912; Alice H., b. Ja 29, 1914. Address, 21 10 
 N. 107th St., Chicago; bus. add., 815-17 Ex- 
 change St., U. S. Yards, do. 
 
 4346. HARRY JOHN PAUL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 9, 1884. 
 Chicago; s. John C. (b. Je 16, 1854, Ger.) 
 and Charity A. (Bennett) Pau' (b. Mr 22, 
 
392 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1910 
 
 i860. 111.). Prepared in Armour Sc. Acad.; 
 .Armour Inst., 1905-7- Phi Sigma Kappa; 
 Chief Trumpeter, Univ. Regt. Engr., Home 
 Brewery, 1910-11; J. C. Paul & Co., Mfrs. 
 Metal Polish, 1910 — . 111. Nat. Guard, ist 
 Inf., 190S-S. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married 
 Vera Ratto, Je 29, 1912. Address, 3117 Shef- 
 field Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 930 Roscoe St., 
 do. 
 
 4347- PAUL CHARLES PEINE 
 (Brother of No. 3137) 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 16, 1885, 
 Minier, 111.; s. George Edward (b. My 2, 1855. 
 Tazewell Co., 111.) and Mary (Buehrig) Peine 
 (b. Ja 8, 1863, Burlington, la.). Prepared in 
 Minier H. S. Delta Kappa Chi. Bulter Bros., 
 Chicago, 1910-11; Mem. The Caldwell Co., Inc. 
 Gen. Merchandising, 191 1; Salesman, Three 
 Forks, Mont., 191 1 — . Mem.. St. John's Evan- 
 gelical Church. Address, Three Forks, Mont. 
 
 4348. CARLYSLE PEMBERTON 
 Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 4, 1888, Oak- 
 land, 111.; s. S. C. (b. Jl 9, 1858, do.) and Mary 
 Pemberton (b. F 5, 1863). Prepared in Oak- 
 land H. S.; Sigma Nu; Univ. Band. Capt., 
 Class Baseball. Federal Creosoting Co., Rome, 
 N. Y., 191 1 ; Pemberton & Lyons, 191 1; Surv., 
 Oakland, 111., 1916-17. Sergt., Ord. Dept., Jl 
 4, 1917; I St Class Sergt., Camp Logan, Hous- 
 ton, Tex., O 28, 191 7; 2d Lt., Ord. Dept., 
 Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C, F 28, 1918; 
 Mustered out, D 19. 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 A. S. M. E., 1912. Married Jessie Rhodes, 
 Ap 4, 1914, Chicago. Child, Carlysle, Jr., b. Mr 
 29, 1917. Address, Oakland, 111. 
 
 4349. OWEN EARLE PENCE 
 Foreign Sec, Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. S 2, 1887, Keokuk; s. Owen Eli (b. Jl 4, 1853, 
 Uniontown, Pa.) and Ella Sarah (Miller) Pence 
 (b. N 12, 1856, Hamilton. 111.). Prepared in 
 Keokuk H. S. Chi Beta; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Philomathean; Mil. Scholarship, Maj., Univ. 
 Regt.; Prelim. Honors. Glee Club; Treas., 
 Class; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. St. Stud. Sec, 
 111. Y. M. C. A., 1910-14; Gen. Sec, Y. M. 
 C. A., Robert Coll., Constantinople. 1914-17. 
 Sec. Y. M. C. A., A. E. F., France, 191 7; 
 Invalided home D 191 7. Address, Hamilton, 
 111. 
 
 4350. HENRY PENN 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 19, 1887, 
 Steinwyckerwold, Netherlands; s. Jacob (b. Ja 
 28, 1839, do.) and Annigje (Stobbe) Penn 
 (b. Nil, 1854, do.). Prepared in Calumet H. 
 S., Chicago. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; C. E. 
 Club; Prelim, and Final Honors; Varsity Base- 
 ball; Class Salutatorian. Draftsman, Chicago, 
 1910-15; Farmer, Lamar, Mo.; Draftsman, Chi- 
 cago, 1916-18; Engr. on Const., do., 1918 — . 
 Married Ettie Broudt. S 25, 1912, Chicago. 
 Children: John Jacob, b. O 22, 1915; William 
 Henry, b. D 24, 191 7. Address, 244 W. io8th 
 Place, Chicago. 
 
 4351. EUGENE STRODE PENNEBAKER 
 (Husband of No. 4838) 
 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 14, 1886, 
 Cairo, 111.; s. Charles B. Summers (b. F 7, 
 1852, Bardstown, Ky.) and Sallie Martin 
 (Strode) Pennebaker (b. N 30, 1861. Hunts- 
 ville, Ala.). Prepared in Denver (Colo.) IL 
 S.; Cairo, 111., H. S. Chi Beta; Phoenix; 
 Egyptian Club; Pres., C. E. Soc. ; Prelim. 
 Honors; V. P.. 111. Union, Coll. of Engng. ; 
 Staff, Illini; Illim Bd. of Control. Res. Mgr., 
 W. H. Zimmerman Co., Lansing, Mich, and 
 Chicago, 1910-11; Office Engr. and Asst. Chief 
 Engr., Mobile & O. R. R. Co.. Mobile, Ala., 
 1911-12; Res. Engr., Union Ry. Co., Mernphis, 
 1913-16; Engr., Joint Facilities for Receivers, 
 Tex. and Pacific Ry., New Orleans, 1916-17; 
 Asst. Engr., do., Dallas, Tex., 1917 — . Jr. 
 Mem.. West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Frances 
 
 Robertson Ohrum ('11), O 20, 1912, Indian- 
 apolis. Children: Faith, b. Jl 19, 1913; Gregory, 
 '^- P, 13, 1914; Eugene S., Jr., b. My 29, 1916; 
 William Francis, b. D 3, 1917. Address, 414 N 
 Edgefield St., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 4352. OLIVE BELLE PERCIVAL (FOGLE) 
 (Sister of No. 9316) 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ap 15, 1887, 
 Urbana; d. Otis (b. Je 20, 1859, do.) and Anna 
 Maria (Johnson) Percival (b. Mr 20, 1861, 
 do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Grad. Stud., 
 Univ. of 111., 191 1. H. Sc. Club. Assoc, Home 
 Econ. Demonstrator, LTniv. of 111. Auth. : (with 
 Florence Harrison) The Rural School Lunch, 
 Exten. Circular, No. 4, D 1916. Married 
 Floyd E. Fogle, F 25, 1919, Urbana. Address-, 
 R. I, Kimball, O. 
 
 4353. ALBERT MONROE PERKINS 
 (Brother of No. 4354) 
 Certified Accountant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 N 18, 1S87, Farmington, Wash.; s. Albert 
 Monroe and Emily (Niles) Perkins. Prepared 
 in Thornburn H. S., Urbana. Beta Gamma 
 Sigma; Cml. Club; Chess and Checker (ilub. 
 \\'ith Haskins & Sells, Cert. Pub. Accts., 1910- 
 11; Pub. Acct., 1912 — . Mem., Am. Inst, of 
 Accts.; N. Y. St. Soc. of C. P. A. Address. 
 527 Rosedale St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 4354. REBA NILES PERKINS 
 (Sister of No. 4353) 
 Teacher: A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 12, 1886, 
 Tuscola, 111.; d. Albert M. and Emily W. 
 (Niles) Perkins (b. Jl 8, 1861). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Teacher, Rossville H. S.; do., 
 Eng. Union IL S., Pittsburgh. Address, 527 
 Rosedale St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 4355. HARRY VIGGO PETERSEN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 20, 1881, 
 Racine, Wis.; s. Louis (b. Denmark) and 
 Karen Sophia (Hanson) Petersen (b. Den- 
 mark). Delta Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi. Married 
 Fern Elaine Breckenridge, Oak Park, Ap 18, 
 1912. Address, 4307 Irving Park Blvd., Chi- 
 
 4356. DAVID PETRIE 
 Dept. Mgr.; A. B. in Bus.; b. Ap 19, 1889, 
 Greenview. 111.; s. C. A. (b. Ap 21, 1859, Mt. 
 Carmel, Ky.) and Lorcy Belle Petrie (b. O 
 12, 1859, Mason City, 111.). Prepared in Ma- 
 Fon City H. S. Delta Kappa Chi. Dept. Mgr., 
 Butler Bros., Chicago. Married EUyn C. Gus- 
 tafson, F 23, 1918. Chicago. Child, Ethel Ellyn, 
 b. Ja 7, 1919. Address. 4309 N. Lincoln St., 
 Chicago; bus. add., c/o Butler Bros., do.\ 
 
 4357. DAVID COOK PETRIE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 9, 1887, Inver- 
 gorden, Scotland; s. James Guild (b. Dundee, 
 Scotland, 1850) and Isabella Girdwood (Cook) 
 Petrie (b. St. .\ndrews, do.). Prepared in 
 Boise (Idaho) H. S.; Univ. of Idaho, 1906-9. 
 Agr. Club. Landscape Gardening; Instr., Agr. 
 Sc. H. S., Meridian, Idaho, 1910-11; do., H. 
 S., Ontario, Ore., 1911-14; do., H. S., Harney 
 Co., Ore., 1915-17; Farmer. 1917. Mem., Congr. 
 Church; Illini Club of Southern Idaho. Ad- 
 dress, Boise, Idaho. 
 
 4358. DONALD ALFRED PIERCE 
 (Husband of No. 4587) 
 Elec. Insp.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 20, 1883, 
 Martinton, 111.; s. Charles Franklin (b. Mr 
 2, 1857, Mason City, la.) and Clara Eulelia 
 (Goodfellow) Pierce (b. Ja 13, 1864, Papineau, 
 111.). Prepared in Watseka H. S. Eta Kappa 
 Nu: Prelim. Honors; Class Football. Station 
 Const., 1910; Asst. Insp., 1910-11; Insp., 191 1- 
 16; Div. Insp., 1916-18. Married Mary Clellah 
 Caley Cii), O 18, 1913, Huntington, Ind. 
 
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 393 
 
 Children: James Donald, b. O 9, 1914; Marian 
 Elizabeth, b. Jl i, 1917. Address, 106 Fouser 
 Ave., Joliet, 111.; btts. add., 310 Van Buren 
 
 St., do. 
 
 4359. LAURA ESTELLE PIERCE (CAIN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 7, 1886, Verona, 111.; 
 
 d. William T. (b. N 27, 1859, do.) and Lorena 
 Estelle (VanDeusen) Pierce (b. Ta 25, 1865, 
 Leland, 111.). Prepared in Giflford H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Alethenai; Der Deutsche Verein; 
 Spanish Club; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, H. S., 
 ish Club; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, H. S., 
 1910-11. Married Charles Downey Cain, O 8, 
 1914, Giflford, 111. Children: Robert Pierce, b. 
 S 22, 1915; Joseph William, b. Ja 22, 1918. 
 Address, Giflford, 111. 
 
 4360. LEONARD GEORGE PIERCE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 7, 1883. 
 
 Meacheni, 111.; s. Charles (b. Ap i, 1859, 
 Bloomingdale Tp., 111.) and Mary Jane 
 (Bridge) Pierce (b. D 13, 1862, Hanover "Tp., 
 Cook Co., 111.). Prepared in Elgin Acad. 
 Philomathean; E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Technograph Bd. Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., Schenectady, N. Y., Pittsfield. Mass., 1910- 
 11; do.. New York City, 1912; Elec. Testing 
 Laboratories, New York City, 1913; Elec. 
 Engr., N. Y. Edison Co., New York City. 
 Mem., M. E. Church, Urliana. Married Anna 
 Y. Grahn, Ap 30, 1914, Zenafly, N. J. Ad- 
 dress, 2120 Mapes Ave., New York City; bus. 
 add., 124 E. 15th St., do. 
 
 4361. FRANK LOYER PINCKNEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. S 20, 1884, Pon- 
 
 tiac. 111.; s. Seymour V. (b. Palmyra, N. Y.) 
 and Ida M. (Constable) Pinckney (b. Erie, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Iris; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Varsity Polo. Teacher, Man. Tr., Dun- 
 dee, 111., 1910-12; do., Oak Park, 111., 1912-17. 
 Sergt., Co. B, 314 Motor Supply Train, A. E. 
 F., France, do., Army of (Occupation. Mem., 
 111. St. Acad, of Sc. Address, Pontiac, 111. 
 
 4362. ERMIN FAWCETT PLUMB 
 Brick Manufacturer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 My 19, 1889; s. Fawcett (b. D 10, 1834, An- 
 dover, O.) and Ermina (Ballard) Plumb (b. 
 Peoria). Prepared in Streator Tp. H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Phi. 3rd O. T. C, Camp Pike, Ark.; 2nd 
 Lt., F. A.; 1st Lt., 9th Regt., Camp Jackson, 
 S. C. Mem., U^niv. Club of Chicago. Married 
 Alma Virginia Ogden, N 22, 1916. Address, 106 
 Bluff St., Streator, 111.; bus. add., 323 E. 
 Main St., do. 
 
 4363. FRED MADISON POE 
 Elec. Designer; B. S in M. E. ; b. N 9, 1887, 
 Buffalo, III.; s. William Madison (b. Ag 13, 
 1844, Owen Co., Ind.) and Malinda Frances 
 (Yoke) Poe (b. O 12, 1845, Shelly Co., Ind.). 
 Prepared in Sidney H. S.; Univ. Acad. M. E. 
 Soc; Stud. Branch,^ A. S. M. E. ; Prelim. 
 Honors. Chief Estimator, Am. Manganese 
 Steel Co., Chicago Heights, 111.. 1910-17; Desig- 
 ner, Edgewater Steel Co., (Dakmont, Pa., 1917 — . 
 Married Gail Loreen Lantz, Ap 14, 191 1, Chi- 
 cago Heights, 111. Child, Robert Madison, b. 
 Mr 23, 1912. Address, Oakmont, Pa. 
 
 4364. ALBERT RUMBLE POLLARD 
 (Brother of No. 391 1) 
 Tool Manufacturer; A. B. in Sc; u. Ja 6, 
 1886, Chicago; s. John Z. (b. O 8, i8c;6, Char- 
 lotte, N. Y.) and Julia Lillian (Torkington) 
 Pollard (b. S 10, i860, Rochester, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in John Marshall H. S., Chicago. Ilus.; 
 Chem. Club; Class Football; Track Team. Ger. 
 Am. Chem. Co., Milwaukee, igio; Asst. Chem. 
 Engr., Chicago, ig 11-17; Salesman, W. H. 
 Davis Machine Tool Co., 1917-18; Owner Am. 
 Mach. Tool Co., Chicago, 1918—. Capt. Ord. 
 R. C, Washington, D. C. Mem., Mach. Club, 
 Chicago. Address, 3656 N. Springfield Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4365. ETHEL CLAIRE POND 
 (KALLEVANG) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 31, 1883, Sycamore, 111.; 
 d. Charles C. (b. 1856, do.) and Rosetta 
 (Harned) Pond (b. 1858, Mayfield, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Sycamore H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Athe- 
 nean; Kochov; Sigma Xi; Kappa Delta Pi; Pre- 
 lim.. Final and Special Honors; Class Valedic- 
 torian. Teacher, H. S., Sycamore, 111. Mar- 
 ried Edwin J. Kallevang, D 30, 1915, Kilbourn, 
 Wis. Child, Charles J., b. Ag 12, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 204 Hamilton St., Portage, Wis. 
 
 4366. KARL LEWIS PONZER " 
 (Brother of Nos. 1391, 3912) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 7, 1885, 
 Henry, 111.; s. Carl August (b. Ger.) and Wil- 
 helmina (Kruger) Ponzer (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Henry H. S. C. E. Club; Triangle; Fresh- 
 man Football; Track; Varsity Track. Partner, 
 Parks Engng. Co., Pine Blutf, Ark. Mem., A. 
 S. C. E. Married Grace Leona Short, Jl 2, 
 1910, Owensville, Ind. Children: Carl Robert, 
 b. Ag 25, 191 1 ; Jolm Lewis, b. F 20, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, 1520 W. 1 8th St., Pine Blufif, Ark.; bus. 
 add., 203 Citizen's Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 4367. HENRY JOHN POPPERFUSS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 10, 1886, 
 Tomah, Wis.; s. Mathew (b. Ger.) and Minie 
 (Converski) Popperfuss (b. Poland). Prepared 
 in St. Ignatius (iol!., Chicago. Delta Tau Del- 
 ta; Shield and Trident; Ku Klux; Spaulding 
 Guild; Fresh. Varsity Basket Ball and Track; 
 Capt., Varsity Basket Ball. Concrete Const., 
 Leonard Const. Co., Chicago, 1910; Bridge 
 Dept.. I. C. Ry., Chicago. 1910; Const. Engr., 
 Medeira Mamore Ry., Brazil, igio — . Prop., 
 Hotel Newberry, Chicago, igig — . Air Service, 
 Univ. of 111., igi7; ist Lt., A. E. F., France 
 and Italy, 1918-19; Mustered out, F 8, 1919. 
 Address, 819 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 4368. ARTHUR TUCKER PORTERFIELD 
 Grain Dealer; B. S. in Arch.; b. S s, Sidney, 
 111.; s. Albert G. (b. S 4, 1848, Pa.) and Eliza 
 T. (Tucker) Porterfield (b. O.). Prepared in 
 Sidney H. S.; Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi. Arch. 
 Engr.. Chicago, 1910-15; do., Toledo, O., igis- 
 18; Grain Dealer, Hindsboro, 111., igi8 — . Mar- 
 ried Nellie Wilson, Je 22, 1911, Broadlands, 111. 
 Child, Lloyd Lawrence, b. Ag 25, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, Hindsboro, 111. 
 
 4369. JAMES MICHAEL POWERS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O i, 1885, Mackinaw, 
 111.; s. James (b. 1820, Waterford, Ire.) and 
 Mary (Mcivi.enamin) Powers (b. i860. Donegal, 
 do.). Prepared in Mackinaw H. S. Y. M. 
 C. A.; Theta Kappa Nu; John Marshall Law 
 Club. Mem., Tazewell Co. Bar Assn.; 111. St. 
 Bar Assn. Married Anna Beryl, My 10, 1907. 
 Child. Raymond Arkle, b. S 25, 1908. Address, 
 1018 Bacon St., Pekin, 111. 
 
 4370. FRED CAMERON PRATT 
 Utilities Manager; B. S. in E. E.; d. Ag 4, 
 
 18S9, Joplin, Mo.; s. E. J. and Kate (Cameron) 
 Pratt. Prepared in Webb City H. S.; Kan. 
 LTniv., 1905-7. Supt., Meter Dept., Spring 
 River Power Co., and Empire Dist. Elec. Co.; 
 Gen. Mgr., Alliance Gas and Power Co., 1918. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E.; Nat. Elec. Light Assn. 
 Married Rhea Lopp, S 20, igi3, Joplin, Mo. 
 Child, Esther Kittv, b. Je 10, 1915. Address, 
 60 Wall St., New York City. 
 
 4371. FRANK DAVIS PRESTON 
 Claim Adjuster; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 12, 
 
 1888, Utica, Kan.; s. Joel Millard (b. 1862, 
 Bentley, 111.) and Emma Belle (Williams') 
 Preston (b. i860. Elvaston, ill.'). Prepared in 
 Carthage Acad., Carthage, 111. LL. B., Cincin- 
 nati Night Law Sch., 191 7. Asst. Ed., Illini; 
 
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 Capt., Univ. Regt. With B. D. Berry & Co., 
 Chicago; Procter & Gamble Co., Cincinnati; 
 Menil)er.ship Sec, Y. M. C. A., Cincinnati, 
 1915-16; Claim Adjuster, Travelers Ins. Co., 
 do., iqi6-i7. Ex. Sec, Cincinnati Chap. Am. 
 Red Cross, 1017; Ft. Benj. Harrison Training 
 Camp; ist Lt., 353rd Inf., SgtTi Div., Camp 
 Funston, Kan.; 48lh Co., 164th Depot Brig., 
 do.; Sostli Pioneer Inf., A. E. F., c/o Cox & 
 Co., 16 Charing Cross, I.onilon, Eng. Mom., 
 Cincinnati Social Workers' Club; V. P., Cin- 
 cinnati Illini Club. Address, Ncward, Mo. 
 
 4372. HAROLD BERTRAM PROUT 
 Bond Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 23, 
 1888, VVhcaton, 111.; s. C. A. and Alice E. 
 (Rudd) Prout. Prepared in Wheaton H. S. 
 Delta Kappa Chi. Bond Salesman, Chicago. 
 Married Elta Jewett Lewis, ,Mr 4, 191 1, Cham- 
 paign. Address, 327 Marion St., Oak Park, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Nat. City Bank, 137 S. La 
 Salle, Chicago. 
 
 4373. CLARA PRUYN (MILLER) 
 (Wife of No. 3109) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 19, 1888, Keithsburg, 
 III.; d. William S. (New Boston. 111.) and 
 Orinda V. (Emerson) Pruyn (b. D 21, 1852). 
 Prepared in Keithsl)urg 11. S. Kochov. Mar- 
 ried Chester Branch ^iiller ('07), 11 30, i<)io, 
 Keitlisburg, 111. Children: Clara Marguerile, 
 b. Je 29, 1911; Ruth Marian, b. O 12, 1917. 
 Address, 5844 Von Versen Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 4374. WILLIAM JAMES PUTNAM 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 22, 1887, 
 
 Pana, 111.; s. James (b. My 22, 1848, Hins- 
 dale, Mass.) and Emma S. (Paine) Putnam (b. 
 F 24, 1851, Springlield, HI.). Prepared in 
 Rosamond II. S.; Univ. Acad. Sigma Xi; 
 Scholarship in E. E., Grad. School; Class 
 I'^oolball. Elcc. Engr., E. !•". Show, ujio; Eloc. 
 Maintenance & Const. Foreman I. T. S., De- 
 catur, 1910-12; Asst. Supt., Substations, I. T. 
 S., Springfield, 111., 1912-14; Const. Engr., 
 Omaha & Lincoln Ry. and Telephone Co., 
 Omaha, 19:4; Const. Engr., I. T. S., Peoria, 
 1915; Instr., T. & A. M., Univ. of 111., 1914 — . 
 Mem., Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; Soc. for 
 Promotion of Engng. Educ; Assoc. Mem., A. 
 
 I. E. E. Married Nettie B. Smith, O 26, 1911, 
 Clinton, 111. Children: Doris May, b. Ap 10, 
 1915; Katherine Louise, b. S 2, 1917. Address, 
 610 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add., 204 
 Lab. Applied Mech., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 4375. FRED HAROLD RAILSBACK. 
 (Brother of Nos. 1260, 2217, 4866) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O 30, 1887, Hopedale, 
 111.; s. Benjamin Thomas (b. Minier, 111.) and 
 Margaret Mae (Flcnniken) Railsback (b. Co- 
 lumbus, O.). Prepared in Hopedale and Normal 
 H. Schs. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Theta Kappa Nu; Delta Sigma Rho; Adelphic; 
 Van Twiller Court; Phoenix; Ku Klux; Hel- 
 met; Prcs. Ath. Assn.; Hon. Mem., Stud. 
 Council of III. Union; lU.-O. Debate; Var- 
 sity Fresh. -Baseball; Capt., Class Baseball; Y. 
 M. C. A. Cabinet; Bus. Staff, Illini. .Asst. 
 City Atty. with G. A. Shalberg; City Atty., 
 Silvis, 111.; Dir., The Mfrs. St. Bank, E. Mo- 
 line, 111. Mem., Presby Church; A. F. A. M.; 
 M. W. A.; Redmen; Cml. Club; Moline Club. 
 Married Elizabeth Mae Johnson, O i, 19 13. 
 Rock Lsland, Til. Child, ,lohn Bery, b. Je 
 
 II, 1916. Address. E. Molme, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Mfrs. St. Bank Bldg.. do. 
 
 4376. GEORGE WILLIAM RATHJENS 
 
 Drainage and Constr. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; 
 
 b. O 3, 1880, Boston; s. Herman (b. Hamburg, 
 
 Gcr.)"and Marie (Scherer) Rathjens (b. Nur- 
 
 emburg, do.). Prepared in Mech. Arts II. S., 
 
 St. Paul; Univ. Acad. Asst. Engr., C. M. & 
 St. P. R. R.; Supt., Twin City Brick Co. and 
 (ien. Mgr., Farmers Drainage & Const. (Jo. Lt. 
 Col., 313th Engrs., Camp Dodge, la. Assoc. 
 Mem., Am. Ry. Engrs. Assn.; C. E. Soc. of 
 St. Paul; A. S. M. E.; A. I. M. E.; Am. Cera- 
 mic Soc; Charter Comn., City of St. Paul. 
 Married Marie Beltz, 1904, Indianola, la. 
 Children: Marie Marguerite Ilulda, b. D 24, 
 1005; Louise Marie Marguerite, b. Jl 22, 1907; 
 Martha Marie Marguerite, b. S 23, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, 858 Cherokee Ave., St. Paul. 
 
 4377. FRANCIS GERALD GRIFFIN 
 REARDON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1398, 3149, 3150) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in Sc; b. Boynton, 111.; s. 
 Bryan and Anna (Fleming) Reardon. Pre- 
 pared in Delavan H. S. ; John Marshall Law 
 .Sch., 191 1. LL. B., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1912. 
 Phi Kappa; Chem. Club; 111. Union; Philo- 
 mathean; Freshman-Soph. Debate; 111. -Nor. 
 Debate; Philoniathean-Adelphic Debate. Ad- 
 mitted to Bar, 1912; Associated in practice 
 of law with Will T. Sumner, Jerseyville, 111., 
 1915^. Address, Jerseyville, 111. 
 
 4378. WILLIAM SEED REDHED 
 (Brother of No. 5889) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 11, 1887, 
 Tolono, 111.; s. William (b. S 23, 1830, March, 
 Caml)ridgeshire, Eng.) and Alice Eloise Red- 
 hed (b. |c 12, 1850, Cletlieroe, Lancashire, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Tolono H. S. Delta 
 Kappa Chi; Final and Special Honors; Fresh- 
 man Track; Varsity Track; Treas. Class. Asst. 
 Adjt. (Hdqtrs.) Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga.; Capt., F. 
 A., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, Tolono, 
 Ill.t 
 
 4379- CLAUDE HAZLETT REEDER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 3, 1888, 
 VVatseka, 111.; s. J. O. (b. do.) and Bell (Haz- 
 lett) Reeder (b. Milford, 111.). Prepared in 
 Watseka H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Engr., E. E. Show. Lineman, 1910; Sta. 
 Operator, 191 1; Labor Efficiency Engr., 191 1- 
 12; Elec. Engr., specializing on Electrolysis, 
 1912-15; Engr., (3ity of (^hicago, 1915 — . Mar- 
 ried (jertrude E. Sweeting, Mr 8, 1911, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 444 W. 70th St., Chicago. 
 
 4380. HOWELL HIRAM REEVES 
 (Brother of No. 908) 
 Publicity Agt.; B. S. in Ry. E.; b. O 22, 
 1885, Tampico, 111.; s. Joseph Cunningham (b. 
 Ap 26, 1840, Marion, N. Y.) and Frances Ro- 
 sette (Brewer) Reeves (b. N 26, 1843, Mon- 
 terey, Mass.). Pre]iarcd in Champaign H. S. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Pres., E. E. Soc; Treas., Stud. 
 Branch, A. I. E. E. Stud. Course, Gen. Elec. 
 Co., iqio-ii; Street Lighting Specialist, 1911- 
 17; Publicity Agt., Philadelphia, 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Constant Current Transformer, Gen. Elec. Re- 
 fiew. Vol. XIV; Const, and Installation of 
 Stage Lighting Equipment, do.. Vol. _ XVII; 
 Incandescent Street Lighting Regulating Ap- 
 paratus, do.. Vol. XIX; Phantom Circuit Re- 
 mote (Control Svstem, do.. Vol. XX. Married 
 Jessie Smith, S 10, 1913. Albany, N. Y. Child, 
 Charles Howell, b. N 23, 1915. Address, Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Witherspoon Blvd., Philadelphia. 
 
 4381. HARRY JASPER REIGER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; s. Fritz (b. 
 Springlield, 111.) and Victoria (Phifer) Reiger. 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Acacia. Drafts- 
 man Oloy Cervin, Rock Island, 1910; Chief 
 Draftsman, George H. Helmle, Arch., Spring- 
 lield, 1910-11; Arch., 1912 — . Sergt., Saumur 
 Art. Sch., France, Jl 18, 1918. Address, 601 
 W. Capitol Ave.. Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 42 
 Ridgelv Bank Bldg., do. 
 
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 4382. AMANDA BARBARA RENICH 
 (DAILEY) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 2221, 4871, 4872) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 11, 1886, 
 Woodstock, lU.; d. Frederic (b. Berne, Swit- 
 zerland) and Catherine (Stein) Renich (b. 
 Chicago). Prepared in Woodstock H. S.; 
 Berea Coll., 1006-7; Grad. Work, Univ. of 111., 
 1913-14. Teacher, Homer, H. S., 111., 1910-13. 
 Married David Arthur Dailey, Ag 19, 1914. 
 Children: Arthur Renich, b. Je 14, 1916; Mary 
 Catherine, b. Ag 28, 1917. Address, McVeigh, 
 Ky. 
 
 4383. WENDELL PHILLIPS RENNER 
 
 (Brother of No. 6508) 
 Bookkeeper; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 8, 
 1887, Urbana; s. Enos Henry (b. Rantoul, 111.) 
 and Lou Ella Renner (b. Urbana). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Univ. Band. Bookkeeper, 
 Auditor of Disbursements Office, I. i'. S., 
 Champaign, 1910-12. U. S. A. Ord. Dept., 
 1918-^. Married Nina Jones, D 24. 1910, C!ol- 
 linsville. 111. Child, b. Jl 1912. Address, 707 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 4384. PERCIE COBB RENTFRO 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 27, 1886, Williams- 
 ville, III.; s. Robert C. (b. Ap 2, 1861, Effing- 
 ham, III.) and Cassie (Pursel) Rentfro (b. F 
 23, 1869, Springfield, 111.). Prepared in Mon- 
 ticello H. S. Lawyer, Helena, Mont., 1912 — . 
 III. Nat. Guard, 1909-11. Address, Helena, 
 Mont. 
 
 4385. JAMES VERNE RICHARDS 
 Struct. Engr. and Arch.; B. S. in A. E.; b. 
 Ag 30, 1889, Moline, 111.; s. William V. (b. 
 1862, London, Eng.) and Adeline Sophie 
 (Haney) Richards (b. 1864, Streator, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Moline H. S. Zeta Psi; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Arch. Club; Phoenix; Jr. Councilman; 
 Pres., 111. Union; Football; Capt., Track Team. 
 Struct. Designer and Supt., Joseph C. Llewel- 
 lyn, Arch., Chicago, 1910-15; do., Perkins, Fel- 
 lows & Hamilton, 191 5-16; Love & Richards, 
 1916; III. Naval Reserve, 1903-8; Employ of 
 Smith, Hauser and Maclsaac, Inc. on Const. 
 of Curtis Bay Ordinance Depot, Baltimore. 
 Married Margaret Dana Wilcox, je 14, 1916. 
 Address, Booc 115, Landsdown, Md. 
 
 4386. CARL BARROWS RICHARDSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.: b. O 27. 1882. 
 Tampico, 111.; s. Frederick Hill and Mary Etta 
 (Barrows) Richardson (b. O 2, 1853, Avon, 
 O.). Prepared in Loraine (O.) H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Triangle; Mandolin Club, 1902-3. 
 Bridge Insp., Erie Co., O., iqio-ii: Asst. City 
 Engr., Sandusky, O., 1912; Asst. Engr. sewer 
 const., Duluth, Minn., 1912-13; Draftsman, 
 Best Mfg. Co., Duluth, Minn., 1914-iS; do.. 
 Minn. Steel Co., 1915-16; do.. Am. Rolling Mill 
 Co., 1916-18. Married Edith Brooks Brown, 
 Ja I, 1912, Superior, Wis. Children: Betty 
 Hunter, b. N i, 191-!; Carl Barrows, Jr., b. F 
 16, 1916. Address, 80s Lincoln Ave., Middle- 
 town, O. 
 
 4387. EDWIN BROWN RIGHTER 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 23, 1881;, 
 Saunemin, 111.; s. William H. (b. Lockport, 
 111.) and Clara O. CBrown) Righter (b. Carey, 
 O.). Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Capt., Var- 
 sity Baseball. Engr., Nat. Elec. Lamp Assn., 
 Cleveland; Foreman, Photometer Dept., St. 
 Louis Carbon Lamp VVorks, 1910-17; Salesman, 
 Federal Mortgage Finance Co., 191 7 — . Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Married Vera Pearl Ross, Jl 3, 
 1012, Saunemin, 111. Children: Edwin Ross, b. 
 My IS, 1913; Janet, b. My 26, 1915 Cdied Mr 
 18, 1917; Jean Elizabeth, b. My 4. 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 854 Colormade Rd., Cleveland; bus. add., 
 Federal Mortgage Finance Co., Guardian Bldg., 
 do. 
 
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 4388. OAKLEY BEEBE RIVES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. : b Te 21 tSH« 
 fir'.^' /"-,^;^ Charles Villiam-^a^W 27: 
 r ,'iri''-r'""-\n''° h\ ^^urtius) Rives (b. Ap 
 fiHd tV ^"'"°'"°"v,/'-^-.,P^^P=>^^d in Green 
 n i "• ?n ^«'"- '^'"''= Track. Farmer. Rock 
 Bridge 111., igio-i8. Sec. Farmer's Inst!^ 
 1915: Crop Committeeman, Greene Co. Ill 
 Farm Bur., 191 8; R. A. M.; O. E. S.; M W 
 
 V;::r h^- f ,^^-T,.^^i'"'«^'l I^^la Bauer. S 2, 
 191S. Greenfield III. Child, William Bauer, b 
 Ja I, 1918. Address, Rock Bridge, 111. 
 
 4389. FRANK ANSON ROBBINS 
 Professor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja' 7. 1884. 
 Rocky 11,11 Conn.) and Lucy (Kinney) Rob^ 
 
 Cn"ll ^tJ A^'n'H'-^-, Prepared in Yankton 
 Coll. Acad. A. B Yankton Coll.. 1907. E. E. 
 Soc; Stud Branch, A. I. E. E. ; Final Honors 
 Asst. Prof. E. E., la. St. Coll.. Ames. la.; 
 Summers with Commonwealth Edison Co Chi- 
 cago; do Gen Elec. Co.. Schenectady, N. Y : 
 Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh 
 rL ■ ?"?!,"•• |"P",'°'- Water, Light and Power 
 I1/',ir\n' Synchronizmg with lamps, Elec. 
 {Vorld, Vol. 70. Mem., Congr. Church" Assoc 
 
 ^'";-o ^- kh \.>^f"\'^ Helen Hunting j'e 
 24, 1914. Child, Elizabeth, b. Ap 15, 191= ^rf. 
 dress, 77?, W. gth St., Superior, Wis. 
 
 4390. JOSEPH ROBBINS 
 
 (Brother of No. 7171) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b 71 si iSS/. 
 
 J°'>et. 111.: s. Simeon Volney' (b. {a 11'. Ig.' 
 
 fH.n^T1?^''M= ^-rJ-^ ^"^ Luella Josephine 
 (Haney) Robbins (b. S 6, 1856, Marietta. 111.) 
 
 C 1''n W^^r"%^''-iP-, ^^ LaGrange. * With 
 Ti I • Vo.^,- ^- Fulton. 111., ,910; Am. 
 Telephone & Telegraph Co.. Indianapolis, iqiil 
 16; do., Chicago 1916. Married Lola R. Kist- 
 A ;J^ 5, 1915. Graysville. Tenn. Address. 121 
 A^^^ l^-' '^P"-a'"«s Park. 111.: bus. add.. 
 Am. Telephone & Telegraph Co., Chicago. 
 
 439t. KENDALL EDWARD ROBINSON 
 
 v^tV- ^"^lu' ^- x^T- '" C- E.; b. F 10. 1888, 
 Rockford, 111.; s Normal Sylvester and Ade- 
 laide Mary (Kendall) Robinson. Prepared in 
 Rockford H.S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi^ Bridge 
 Insp., 111. St Highway Comn.. 1910; Govt! 
 .■surv., L!ur. ot Lands. 1910; Govt, work in P I 
 191 1—. Address SI 5 S. 2nd St., Rockford, 111.';' 
 bus. add., Surv. Bur. of Lands, Manila. P. I. 
 
 4392. LOUIS ROCKWELL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 9, 1887. St. Charles, 
 'Vat F^^^JK "'■ ^ -"• "861, Plato Tp., III.) 
 and Mabel (Van Patten) Rockwell (b. 1862, St 
 Cl-arles, 111.). Prepared in St. Charles H. S.; 
 Metropolitan Bus. Coll., Elgin, 111. Fresh.- 
 Varsity Basket Ball; Class Basket Ball. Ad- 
 mitted to Bar 1910. City Atty., St. Charles, 
 111.. 1911. .2nd Lt., 2nd Engrs., Co. C. Army 
 ot Occupation, Ger. Address, St. Charles, 111. 
 
 4393. CARLOS NICHOLAS ROMERO 
 Farrner; B. S^ in Agr.; b. N 4. 1889, Chihua- 
 hua, Mex;s. D. C. Romero. Prepared in N. 
 M. Agr. Coll. Agr. Club. Address, Chihuahua. 
 Mex.T 
 
 ^394. ELIZABETH IRENE ROSE 
 (DITTMER) 
 B. Mus.; b. Ja 24, 1888. Rankin. IlL; d. 
 Wilham Willard (b. Mr 26, 1861, Wellsville, 
 O.) and Jennie Belle (Hayes) Rose (b. My 28, 
 1864. South Bend. Ind.). Prepared in Rankin 
 H. S. Alpha Chi Omega; Yo Ma; Final 
 Honors. Rankin. 111., 1910-14; Warren, O., 
 1914 — • Mem., Warren Afternoon Mus. Club. 
 1015 — . Married Harry Le Roy Dittmer, Je 16, 
 1 015, Warren, O. Child, Richard William, b. 
 My 16, 19 1 6. Address, x6 Oak Knoll Drive, 
 Warren, O. 
 
39^ 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ligio 
 
 4395. WEBSTER BARCLAY ROSE 
 Asst., Professional Educ; A. B. in Sc; b. 
 My 2, 1884, Windsor, 111.; s. Benjamin F. (b. 
 Mr 1856, do.) and Nancy (Townley) Rose (b. 
 1857, do.). Prepared in Gays H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad.; Univ. of Cliicago, 1908; Columbia, 191.';. 
 Acacia; Philomathean. Asst., Professional 
 Educ, St. Dept. of Registration and Educ, 
 Springfield, 111. Mem., Abingdon Country 
 Club; Bus. Men's Cml. Club; Ansar Shrine. 
 Address, 1450 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 4396. . LOUISE HENRIETTA ROSS 
 Clerk and Typist; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 12, 
 1888; d. Norman J; (b. Je 11, 1861, Toronto, 
 Can.) and Louise (Krutz) Ross (b. Ap 16, 1866 
 Berlin, Ger.). Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. 
 Delta Gamma; Y. W. C. A.; Sr. Memorial Com. 
 Clerk and Typist, Chicago District Ord. Office, 
 Finance Section. Address, Hotel May wood, 
 Kenosha, Wis.; bus. add., 155 E. Superior 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 4397. DANIEL MALTBY RUGG 
 (Son of No. 326) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 27, 1S89, 
 Champaign; s. Frederick Daniel ('82), (b. D 22, 
 1 86 1, Champaign) and Cora May (Maltby) 
 Rugg (b. My 24, 1870, Warren, O.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Sigma Chi; Sr. Ball Com. 
 111. Steel Co., Gary, Ind., 1910-14; Supt.. Chat- 
 tanooga Gas & Coal Products Co., Chattanooga, 
 1914-16; Coke Oven Engr., Gas Machinery Co., 
 Cleveland, 1916-17. ist. Lt., 307th Engrs., A. 
 P. O. 742, A. E. F., France, 191 7 — . Tr. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. ; Assoc. Mem., Am. Iron and Steel 
 Inst. Married Elizabeth Green, D 18, iqis, 
 Chattanooga, Tenn. Address, 241 McCallie 
 Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. 
 
 430S. CARRIE LE VERNE RULE (COATS) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 12, 1888, Greenfield. 
 Ind.; d. Jesse W. (b. N 13, 1S57, do.) and Ella 
 (Glasscock) Rule (b. Ag 28, :865, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Cairo H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Yo Ma; 
 Ath. Assn.; Varsity Basketball. Art Supvr., 
 Cairo, 111., 1910-17. Married Gale Waite Coats, 
 Je 20, 1917, (died F 24, 1918). Address, 416 
 26th St., Cairo, 111. 
 
 4399. GEORGE RUTLEDGE 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; A. M., igia; Ph. 
 D., Math., 1915; b. D 18, 1881, Jacksonville, 
 111.; s. William Newton (b. 1844, Greenville, 
 111.) and Emma I.acona (Hammel) Rutlc(l.:je 
 (b. 1858, Morgan Co., 111.). Prepared in Whip- 
 ple Acad., Jacksonville; Armour Sc. Acad., 
 Chicago. Sigma Xi; Pres., Math. Club; Final 
 and Special Honors. Adj. Prof. Math.. Ga. 
 Sch. of Tech., 1910-11; .^sst.. Math., Univ. of 
 111., 1911-14; Instr., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
 1915 — . Married Rella Eckler Casteen, 1905, 
 Versailles, 111. Child, Philip Casteen, b. 1906. 
 Address, Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cambridge, 
 Mass. 
 
 4400. WILLIAM AMOS SAWTELL 
 Ranchman; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 19, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Henry Francis (b. My 2, 1843. Bos- 
 ton, Mass.) and Sophia Frances (Michel) Saw- 
 tell (b. Dubuque, la.). Prepared in R. T. Crane 
 Tech. H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Ed.. III. Agn Ranchman, Powell, Wyo., 
 1010-16; do.. Miles City, Mont., 1917- Wyo. 
 Militia, 1913; First Lt., Co. C, Wyo.; Border 
 Service, 1916; Capt., Co. C, 1917; do., Bat. F, 
 148th F. A.. A. E. F., France. 1918; Maj., 
 do.. Army of Occupation, Ger. Married Helen 
 Mary Fiegenbaum, Je 27, 19 14. Chicago. Child, 
 William Amos, Jr., b. F 5. 1916. Powell, Wyo. 
 Address, Miles City, Mont. 
 
 4401. ALBERT BUTLER SAWYER, JR. 
 (Husband of No. 5875; Brother of Nos. 6539, 
 9370) 
 Mgr. of Ranch; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 4, 
 1888, Tuscola, 111.; s. Albert Butler (b. Ja 3, 
 1837, Milton, Vt.) and Fannie Maria (War- 
 dall) Sawyer (b. F 26, 1862, Springfield, 111.). 
 Prepared in Tuscola H. S.; Culver Mil. Acad. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Phoenix; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Yoxan; Helmet; Orange and Blue Danc- 
 ing Club; Prelim. Honors; 111. Union Council; 
 V. P., Union; Soph, and Sr. Smoker Corns. 
 Mgr., Sawyer Ranch. Married Agnes Nellie 
 I'orter ('13), D 31, 1913, Olney, 111. Address, 
 Norborne, Mo. 
 
 4402. WILLIAM FRED SCHALLER 
 (Brother of No. 6544) 
 Plant Engr. and Cml. Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; 
 M. S., 1912; b. My 26, 1889, Mendota, 111.; 
 s. Vert C. (b. F 25, i860. Clarion Tp., 111.) 
 and Emelia F. C. (Faber) Schaller (b. F 4, 
 1859, do.). Prepared in Blackstone H. S., 
 Mendota. Eta Kappa Nu; Gamma Alpha; Pre- 
 lim, and Final Honors. Scholarship in Grad. 
 -Sch. Testing Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., iqio-ii; 
 Elec. Engr., Edison Elec. 111. Co., Brooklyn; 
 Asst. Supt. of Power, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. 
 R. Co., 1914-16; Plant Engr. and Cml. Mgr., 
 Engng., Supvr. Co.. N. Y., 1916-17. ist Lt. 
 Ord. Reserve Corps, Div. Am. Ord. Base De- 
 pot, France, 1917; 17th Provisional Ord. De- 
 pot Co., Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C, 1918; 
 1st Prov. Regt.. Camp Hancock, Ga. Mem., 
 A. I. E. E.; United Service Club of Am. Ad- 
 dress, 2S7 W. I20th St., New York City. 
 
 4403. BERTHA MABEL SCHNEIDER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 14, 1886, Colum- 
 bus, O. ; d. Charles Preston (b. Ja 15, 1857, 
 Dayton, O.) and Sarah Gay (Innis)' Schneider 
 (b. Tl 25, 1861, Columbus, O.). Prepared in 
 N. il. S:, Columbus, O. A. B., O. St. Univ., 
 1907. Alethenai; Pres., Lib. Club; Gamma Phi 
 Beta. Libn. Asst., O. St. Lib., Columbus, O., 
 1910-11; Cataloger, O. St. Univ. Lib., do., 
 1911-13; Plead Cataloger, do., 1913 — . Mem., 
 Columbus Lib. Club; O. Lib. Assn.; Am. Lib. 
 .\ssn. Address, 1404 Wesley Ave., Columbus, 
 O.; bus. add., O. St. Univ. Lib., do. 
 
 4404. CHARLES HENRY SCHNETZLER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 16, 1888, 
 
 Fairbury, 111.; s. Henry (b. Ag 23, 1856, Mon- 
 roe Co., O.) and Eliza (Verkler) Schnetzler 
 (b. S 7, 1864, Canton Zurich, Switzerland). 
 Prepared in Fairbviry H. S. Arch. Club; Pen 
 and Brush Club; Tau Sigma Pi; Special Hon- 
 ors; Sec, Arch. Club; Asst. Bus. Mgr., Tech- 
 nograt'h. Supt., Const., summer, 1910; Arch. 
 1910 — . Mem., Arch. League of Am. Married 
 Maude Martha Decker, Ja 28, 1911, Chicago. 
 Children: Helen Louise, b. N s, 1911; Edyth 
 Marie, b. N 26, 1914. Address, Fairbury, fU. 
 
 4405. GEORGE WILLIAM SCHOEFFEL 
 Gen. Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 27, 1880, 
 
 Freeport, 111.; s. C. G. (b. do.) and Minnie 
 (Brokhausen) Schoeffel (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Freeport II. S. Delta Kappa Chi; Phoenix; 
 Philomathean; Prelim. Honors; Illini StafT; 
 Asst. Ed., Alumni Quarterly. Reporter, Cham- 
 taign Gazette, 1910-11; Asst. City Ed., Peoria 
 Jour., 1911-12; Adv. Mgr., do., 1912-14; Gen. 
 Agt.. Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co., Central 111. 
 and Northern Mo., 1914 — . Mem., Peoria Illi- 
 ni Club; Peoria Canoe Club; Peoria Univ. 
 Club; Kickapoo Golf Club; Peoria Assn. of 
 Commerce; Peoria Life Underwriters; 111. 
 Valley Yacht Club. Married Italene Pedrick, 
 Ag 18, 1914, Peoria. Child, Helen Jane, b. N 
 24, 1917. Address, 301 North St., Peoria; bus. 
 add.. 217-18-19 Jefferson Bldg., do. 
 
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 4406. OTTO FRED SCHULZKE 
 (Brother of No. 3955) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 16, 1888, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. William H. (b. My 8, 1854, 
 Saxony, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Miller) Schulzke 
 (b. My 24, 1856, Springfield, 111.). Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S.; Carthage Coll. Phi Gam- 
 ma Delta; Alpha Chi Sigma. Asst. Chem., 
 Mo. Portland Cement Co., St. Louis, 1910-12; 
 do., Superior Portland Cement Co., Concrete, 
 Wash., 1912-13; Chief Chem., Mo. Portland 
 Cement Co., St. Louis, 1913-18. Mem., A. C. 
 
 5. Married Janette Gehlman, O 15, 1913, 
 Springfield, 111. Children: Frederick W., b. 
 Jl 20, 1014; Elizabeth V., h. D 2, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 8849 Portland Terrace, St. Louis; bus. 
 add., Mo. Portland Cement Co., do. 
 
 4407. GEORGE SCHUSTER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 13, 1887, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. Robert (b. Jl 28, 1858, St. 
 Louis) and Barbara (Ziegler) Schuster (b. Ja 
 31, 1858, Lancaster, Pa.). Prepared in Lincoln 
 H. S. M. E. Soc; Stud. Branch. A. S. M. E. 
 Draftsman, Test. Dept., A. T. & S. F. Ry., 
 191 1 ; Shop, do.. 1912-13; Test. Dept., do., 1913- 
 17. Ca]5t., Ord. R. C, 191 7; Am. Ord. Base 
 Depot, France, 1917-18; Commanding Officer, 
 Co. C 1st Provisional Ord. Depot Bn., 1918; 
 Ord. Dept., U. S. R., H. A. Div., France, 1918; 
 Washington, D. C.. 1919 — . Mem., K. of C. Ad- 
 dress, 5o8J/^ Broadway, Lincoln, 111. 
 
 4408. PETER WOLFF SEITER 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 15, 1882, 
 Chicago; s. Anton (b. D 1837, Baden-Baden, 
 Ger.) and Johanna (Wolflf) Seiter (b. Ag 1847, 
 Prussia, Ger.). Prepared in S. Div. H. S., 
 Chicago. Treas., Triangle; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Mgr., Sr. Class Football. U. S. P. 
 O., Chicago, 1901-2. Milk Insp., Dept. of 
 Health. Chicago. 1909; Struct. Engr., 111. Steel 
 Co., Chicago. 111. Nat. Guard, 2nd Regt., 1901- 
 4. Mem., I. O. O. F.; I Will Lodge. Mar- 
 ried Verna Smith Nicholson. D 23, 1910, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Florence Nicholson, b. Jl 24, 
 1907; Doris Jessie, b. N 26, 191 1; Louise Adell, 
 b. Je 13, 1915. Address, 4212 Kildare Ave.. 
 Chicago. 
 
 4409. BESSIE ESTELLE SHACKELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 1; b. 
 Ap 9, 1 888; d. Francis W. and Bessie 0. (Mar; 
 vin) Shackell. Prepared in Galena H. S. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Athenean; Pre- 
 lim, and Final Honors; Scholarship in Latin. 
 Teacher, Farmer City, HI., 1911-13; do., Auro- 
 ra, 111., 1913-15; do.. Central H. S., Omaha, 
 Neb., 1915-18. Address, Soo S. i8th St., Lin- 
 coln, Neb. 
 
 4410. BENJAMIN SHAPIRO 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S is, 1888, 
 
 Chicago; s. I. (b. Russia) and Bertha Shapiro 
 (b. do.). Prepared in R. T. Crane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago; Armour Inst., 1906-7. Ivrim; C. 
 E. Club. Estimator and Draftsman, J. S. Mo- 
 ninger, 1910-11; Designer, Continental Bridge 
 Co., 191 1 ; Operator, Commonwealth Edison 
 (To., 1912; Detail and Design, Worden Allen 
 Co., 1912-15; Struct. Engr., Holabird & Roche, 
 Archs., Chicago, 1915 — . 111. Nat. Guard, 1905- 
 
 6. Married Jleriam Bertha Howtover, D 31, 
 1913. Child, Eleanor Doris. Address, 1943 S. 
 Hamlin Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1400 Monroe 
 BIdg., do. 
 
 441 1. EDGAR JAMES SHAW 
 (Brother of No. 8745) 
 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 9, 1887, 
 Milwaukee; s. Edgar Wells (b. Ag 29, 1848, 
 Genesee Co.. N. Y.) and Margaret (Wood) 
 Shaw (b. Mv 6, i860, Eng.). Prepared in 
 Jefferson H. S., Chicago. Struct. Draftsman, 
 Office Const. Engr., Union Pac. R. R., Chicago, 
 1910-11; Strauss Bascule Bridge Co., 1911- 
 
 12; C. M. & St. P. Ry., 1912-13; Sales Engr., 
 Trussed Concrete Steel Co., 1914-18. Address, 
 6283 Louise Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4412. LEROY BRIGGS SHERRY 
 Surgeon; A. B. in Sc. ; b. O 10, 1887, Chi- 
 cago; s. Dr. Henry and Lillian (Briggs) Sherry. 
 Prepared in Pasadena H. S.; Univ. of Calif., 
 1906-08. Delta Upsilon. M. D., Johns Hopkins 
 Ltniv., Baltimore, 1914. Interne, Lakeside 
 Hosp., Cleveland, 1914-15; Asst. Resident 
 Surg., do., 1915-17; Resident Surg., do., 1917- 
 18. ist Lt., Med. R. C, U. S. A., 1916; Base 
 Hosp., No. 4, U. S. A. with B. E. F., France, 
 1918 — . Address, 221 Fremont Ave., South 
 Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 4413. CHARLES CULVER SHIELDS 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. D 31, 1885, Chicago; s. 
 Tames H. Shields. Prepared in Deerfield Tp. 
 "H. S. 2nd Lt., 58th F. A. Brig., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Address, Highland Park, IlLf 
 
 4414. RAYMOND JOSEPH SHIELDS 
 Struct. Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 
 
 6, 1887, Harvard, 111.; s. James P. (b. 1852, 
 Cherry Valley, 111.) and Mary (Sullivan) 
 Shields (b. 1850, Alden, 111.). Prepared in 
 Harvard H. S. Phi Kappa. Address, Har- 
 vard, Ill.t 
 
 4415. HARRY ERLE SHINN 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. O 2, 1887; s. Aaron and 
 Sarah Caroline (Suitt) Shinn. Prepared in 
 Mattoon H. S. Triangle. R. R. Engr., Mattoon, 
 111., 1910; Civ. Engr.. Big Four R. R., Wabash, 
 Ind., 1910-11; Civ. Engr. and Draftsman, K. C. 
 S. R. R., Texarkana, Tex., 1911-13; Co. Supt., 
 Highways, Coles Co., Mattoon, 111., I9i3;i8. 
 Mem. Congr. Church. Married Pearl Eliza- 
 beth Newcomb, Ap 10, 1912, Champaign. Child, 
 Sarah Elizabeth, b. Jl 7, 19 14. Address, 11 13 
 Lafayette Ave., Mattoon, 111.; bus. add., 1807 
 Broadway, do. 
 
 4416. HENRY ELLIS SHIPLEY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 15, 1887, Petersburg, 
 111.: s. Clement Washington (b. My 6, 1864, do.) 
 and Evelyn (Nance) Shipley (b. N 9, 1867, do.). 
 Prepared in Petersburg Harris H. S. Sigm? 
 Nu; Phi Delta Phi. Const. Work on Chicagu- 
 New York Electric Air Line Ry., 1910; Law 
 and Pacific States Secret Service Agency, 
 1910-11; City Atty., Haskell, Okla. Mem., 
 Portland, Ore., Alumni Assn. Married Jess 
 M. Richmond, Rockford, 111., O 3, 1912. Child- 
 ren: Henry Richmond, b. D 18, 191 3; Robert 
 Clement, b. D 3, 1914. Address, Haskell, Okla. 
 
 4417. ORIN EARL SHIRLEY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b.Jl i, 1887; 
 s. Charles F. and Mary Ella (Shank) Shir- 
 ley. Prepared in Paris H. S. Prelim, and 
 Final Honors. In Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1910-12; Alternating Current Engng. Dept., 
 do., 1912-18. Auth.: (with R. E. Doherty) 
 Reactance of Synchronous Machines and its 
 Application, 1909, A. I. E. E. Proceedings, Jl 
 1918; Analysis of Short Circuit Oscillograms, 
 Gen. Elec. Review, F 1917. Assoc. Mem., A. 
 I. E. E. ; Mem., Edison Club, Schenectady, N. 
 Y. Address, 706 South Ave., Schenectady, N. 
 Y. 
 4418. ARCADIE JACOB SHKLOWSKY 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 18, 1885, 
 Zitomir, Russia; s. Jacob Shklowsky. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. of Kiev. Civ. Engr., D. L. 
 R. R., Hoboken, N. J. Address, 3737 Douglas 
 Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 4419. JOHN RAYMOND SHULTERS 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A.; A. M., 1911; 
 Ph. D., 1918; b. F 10, 1881, Bristol, N. Y.; s. 
 Julius (b. S 3, 1832, Mendon, N. Y.) and 
 
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 Maria Louise (Woolstoii) Shulters (b. Ap 18, 
 1844, Mendon, N. Y.). Prepared in Canan- 
 daigua Acad., Caiiandaigua, N. Y.; Syracuse 
 Univ., 1901-2. Kaslerncrs' Club; Prelim. 
 Honors; Phi Beta Kappa; Univ. Band; 
 Scholarship; Fellowship; Instructor, Univ. of 
 111., 1917 — . Address, 1203 VV. Springfield Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 4420. R015ERT LKK SllUTE 
 (Husband of No. 4432) 
 Factory Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 21, 1887, 
 Ottawa, 111.; s. J. II. (b. Eng.J and Ella 
 (Francis) Shute (b. 111.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa II. S. Ilus. ; E. E. Soc. Factory Engr., 
 West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1911-16; Bus. for 
 self, 1910-17; Production Mgr., Briggs & 
 Stratton Co., Milwaukee, 191 7-18; Factory 
 Engr.. Trostil Leather Co., do., 1918 — . Mem., 
 City (Jlub, Milwaukee; Milwaukee Illiiii. Mar- 
 ried Laura Annette Stephens ('10), Je 5, 1912, 
 Champaign. Child, Janet Hazel, b. Ap 3. iQiO. 
 Address, 251 Mower Court, Wauwatosa, Wis. 
 
 4421. RUTH IIUSTED SIG.VOR 
 (Sister of No. S4is) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. .\p 6, iS8;, 
 Urbana; d. George J. (b. Jl 4, 1858, Clarks- 
 field, O.) and Margaret S. (Geiger) Signor (b. 
 F II, 1 86 1, Agency City, la.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Pi Beta Phi. Asst., Urbana 
 Kindergarten, 1917-18. Address, 501 W. 
 Green St., Urbana. 
 
 4422. HARRY HERBERT SLAWSON 
 Adjuster; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 6, 1885, 
 Harvard, 111.; s. Jerome (b. Jl 8, 1847, Dunham, 
 111.) and Adelaide (Smitli) Slawson (b. N 18, 
 1849, N. Y.). Prepared in Harvard II. S. Ad- 
 juster, Sears, Roebuck & Co. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Address, 3210 Arthington St., Chicago. 
 
 4423. ARTHUR LLOYD SMITH 
 Director; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 17, 1887; s. 
 
 Charles Clarence (b. My 15, 1854) and Har- 
 riet (Baker) Smith (b. Ag 20, 1852). Pre- 
 pared in Paw Paw H. S. LL. B., Am. Exten. 
 Univ., Los Angeles, 191 8. Ionian; Educ. Club; 
 Alpha Sigma Phi. Teacher, H. S., Sullivan, 
 111.; Vocational Dir., Muncie Vocational Sch., 
 Muncie, Ind. Mem., Nat. Educ. Fraternity; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Genevieve Laura Stcb- 
 bins, Ag 2, 191 1, Marseilles, III. Auth.: 
 Volumetric and Gravimetric Iron Ore Analysis, 
 Evening Wisconsin; Elec. Engng. for Indus. 
 Schs., Appleton Press; Indus. Chem., Paper- 
 making, Applcton Vocational Sch. Pub. Ad- 
 dress, Muncie Vocational Sch., Muncie, Ind. 
 
 4424. GEORGE HAROLD SMITH 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 10, 1888, 
 
 Rockford, 111.; s. George Eddie (b. S 6, 1856, 
 Durand, 111.) and Nellie (Foote) Smith (b. 
 S 9, 1856, Rockford, 111.). Prepared m Rock- 
 ford H. S. Class Football. Civ. Engr., 1910; 
 do., Rockford and Interurban Ry. Co., 191 1 — . 
 Married Laura Eleanor Brown, O 25, 1911, 
 Rockford 111. Address, R. 9. Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 4425. ARTHUR HENRY SONNTAG 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 28, 1887, 
 Alton, 111.; s. William Sonntag. Prepared in 
 Alton H. S. Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, 
 N. Y., 1910 — . Address, 123 Nott Terrace, 
 Schenectady, N. Y.t 
 
 4426. FRANK EARL SPERRY 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E.; b. S s, 1886, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. George Earl (b. Mr 28, 1858, 
 St. Charles, 111.) and Anna Kame (Ruggks) 
 Sperry (b. O 28, 1858, S. Groton, Mass.). 
 Prepared in E. Aurora II. S. M. E. Soc; 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. -M. E. With Aurora Auto- 
 matic Mach. Co., 111.; Mech. Devices Co., 
 Aurora, HI. Married Elsie Jane Banks, D 24, 
 1908, Aurora, 111. Children: Bertha Mae, b. 
 
 Mr 19, 1916; Emma Lee, b. My 4, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Batavia, 111., R. i.; bus. add.. Mechanical 
 Devices Co., Aurora, 111. 
 
 4427. ARTHUR OTTO SPIERLING 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 29, 1889, 
 ("hicago; s. Ernest John (b. Ag 9, 1856, 
 Dolgcn, Ger.) and Caroline A. (Behr) Spier- 
 ling (b. Ag I, i860. Chicago). Prepared in 
 Armour Scientific Acad.; Armour Inst, of 
 Tech., 1906-7. Asst. Chem., Peoples Gas, Light 
 & Coke Co., Chicago, 1910-11; Boiler House 
 Foreman, Corn Products Refining Co., Wau- 
 kegan, HI., 1911-12. Asst. Fuel Engr., Arthur 
 1). Little, Inc., Consulting Engrs., Boston, 
 1913-15; Asst. Mech. Engr., Hammermill Paper 
 Co., Erie, Pa., 191 5 — ; Svipt. of power, do., 
 1919 — . Temporary Ensign, U. S. N. R. C, 
 4th R. O. T. C, Annapolis Naval Acad.; Mus- 
 tered out, D 1918. Mem., lUini Club of Chica- 
 go; Univ. Club of Erie; Tech. Assn. of Am. 
 Paper and Pulp Industry; Engrs. Soc. of North- 
 western, Pa. ^Nlarried Evelyn Inez Caddoo, Je 
 
 10, 1916, Boston. Address, 618 E. 6th St., 
 Erie, Pa.; bus. add., Hammermill Paper Co., do. 
 
 4428. VILLA MAE SPRAGUE (STOUT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 398s; Sister of No. 3188) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ap 15, 1885, Lockport, 
 
 111.; d. Frank (b. Jl 1859, Du Page Co., 111.) 
 
 and Florence Estelle (Tripp) Sprague (b. O 
 
 1859, Lockport, 111.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. 
 
 11. S.; Univ. of Mo., 1905-6. Delta Gamma; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; 
 Class Day Program Com. Dietitian, Passavant 
 Hosp., Jacksonville, 111., 1910; Head of Dom. 
 •Sc. Deiit., McKendrce Coll., Lebanon, 111., 1910- 
 13. Mem., Am. Home Econ. Assn., 1916 — . 
 Married John Philemon Stout ('09). S 10, 
 1913, Lockport, 111. Children; R. Philemon, 
 b. Je 5, 1916; Elizabeth Frank, b. D 18, 1917. 
 Address, Glenarm, 111. 
 
 4429. ROBERT MICHAEL SPURCK 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 2, 1888, 
 Nelson, Neb.; s. Charles James and Martha 
 Washington (Bescman) Spurck. I'repared in 
 r.radley Poly. Inst., I'eoria, 111.; A. S., do.; 
 I'-lec. Co., igio-12; Switchboard Engr., do., 
 M. S., Union Coll., 1913. Testing _Dept., Gen. 
 1912-17; Engr. in ("harge Special Engng. Div., 
 Switch Board Dept., do., 1917 — . Mem., Edi- 
 son Club., Schenectady, N. Y. Married Ger- 
 trude Veronica Wells, Ag 29, 1918, Newport, 
 N. Y. Address, 138 Brandywine Ave., Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y. 
 
 4430. ELMER ROY STAHL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 1; 
 1). S 20, 1881, Fowler, 111.; s. Hanby and Ella 
 (Thayer) Stahl. Prepared in Ouincy H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1904-6. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Scholarship. Hist. Teacher, Cairo II. S., 111. 
 Mem., N. E. A. Address, 318 Grand Ave., 
 Storm Lake, la.t 
 
 4431. SEYMOUR STANDISH 
 Bridge Engr. and Contr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 S 28, 1886, Lima, O.; s. Seymour Myles (b. Je 
 i, 1858, Woodstock, O.) and Henrietta Cecile 
 (Bailey) Standish (b. O 6, 1863, Mutual, O.). 
 Prepared in Lake View H. S., Chicago. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Pres., and Treas., C. E. Club; Prelim. 
 Honors; Mem., Winning Co. in Competitivt 
 Drill. Steel Bridge Insp., Santa Fe System, 
 1910-14; Pres., Standish and Allen, Bridge 
 Engrs. and Contrs., 1914 — ; In charge rebuild- 
 ing Sibley Bridge over Mo. R. Auth.: Raise 
 Sunken Bridge Span with Jacks and Long 
 Threaded Rods, Engng. News-Record. Vol. 79, 
 No. 14, O 4, 1917. Mem., Illini Club Chi- 
 cago; Lincoln Park Boat Club; A. S. C. E.; 
 Church of the Covenant. Married Annetta 
 Margaret Hendrickson, My 28, 1917. Mar- 
 quette, Mich. Address, 6926 Lakewood Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
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 4432. LAURA ANNETTA STEPHENS 
 
 (SHUTE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4420: Sister of Nos. 4920, S434) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 9, 1888, Sadorus, 
 111.; d. Thomas Alvin (b. Ag 31, 1856, Parkers- 
 burg, VV. Va.) and Lucy V. (Sewell) Stephens 
 (b. Je 12, 18O1, Paris, 111.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana 11. S. I'hi Delta I'si; Alpha Omicron 
 Pi. Married Robert Lee Shute Cio), Je 5, 
 1912, Champaign. Child, Janet Hazel, b. Ap 
 3, 1916. Address, 251 IVlower Court, Wan- 
 watosa, Wis. 
 
 4433. JAMES DONALD STERLING 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 2, 1890, 
 (Maroa, 111.; s. James Hood (b. D 17, 1852, 
 Steubenville, O.) and Emma Louise (Seylxjld) 
 Sterling (b. O 28, 1856, do.). Prepared in 
 Maroa H. S. E. E. Soc. ; Cap and Gown Com. 
 Engr., E. Pittsburgh Works. Westinghouse 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co. Address. Grey Apts., Wil- 
 kinsburg, Pa. 
 
 4434. GRACE ESTHER STEVENS 
 
 (Sister of No. 1977) 
 A. B. in H. Sc.; b. D 8, 1885, Marengo. 
 111.; d. Frank Ernest (b. Ap 27, 1852, Friend- 
 ship, N. Y.) and Rosalie (Barber) Stevens (b. 
 My 20, 1848, Java V'illage, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Marengo, 11. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron 
 Nu; McHenry Co. Club; IL Sc. Club; Y. W. 
 C. A.; Prelim. Honors; Scholarship in Bot. 
 Asst., Zool. and Zool. Res. Asst.; Instr., Dom. 
 Sc. and Art. Mich. Agr. Coll., 1910-12; Instr., 
 H. Sc, Univ. of III., 1912-16; Chicago Presby. 
 Hosp. and at home, Marengo, 111., 1916 — . 
 Auth.: Articles in III. Agr. and Jour, of Home 
 Econ. Local Registrar of women, 1917; Chm., 
 Food Conservation for Coral Tp., 111., 1918 — . 
 Mem., Idlers Club; Trinity Church; Omicron 
 Nu Council. Address, Marengo, 111. 
 
 4435. JAMES ROSS STEVENSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 31, 1885, 
 
 Monmouth, 111.; s. Calvin (b. S 17, 1839, Brown 
 Co., O.) and Caroline B. (Robe) Stevenson 
 (b. N 14, 1843, do.). Prepared in Monmouth 
 H. S.; Monmouth Coll. Acad.; Monmouth Coll., 
 1903-4. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. G. E. 
 Stud, course, 191 1; Transformer, Engng. Dcpt.. 
 Gen. Elec. Co., 1912; Mgr., Monmouth Pub. 
 Service Co. Married Laura Alice Worrel, Jl 
 9, 1914, Chicago. Address, Box 517, Mon- 
 mouth, 111. 
 
 4436. MILTON LEONARD STEVENSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 19, 1886; 
 s. Leonard and Julia (Griggs) Stevenson. Pre- 
 pared in Mason City H. S. Varsity Track. 
 Teacher. H. S., Cairo, 111., 1911-13; Dept. 
 Teacher, Indianapolis, 1913-18; Teacher, H. S., 
 St. Louis, 1918 — . Married Grace Virginia 
 Christopher. Children: Milton Leonard, b. Mr 
 7, 19.14; Howard Stanley, b. D 9, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 4424 W. Belle Place, St. Louis. 
 
 4437. MYRON BOYD STEWART 
 Advertising; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 27, 1887, 
 Denver; s. John Samuel (b. Jl 17, 1857, Gen- 
 esee, Wis.) and Emma (Boyd) Stewart (b. 
 Lima Center, Wis.). Prepared in Englewood 
 H. S., (Thicago. Phi Sigma Kappa; Pres., Soph. 
 Class; Bus. Mgr., Glee and Mandolin Clubs; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt.; Illio, Illini and Agr. Staffs; 
 Jr. Prom. Com. Contract Dept., Auto. Phone 
 Co., Chicago, 1910-11; Stock and Bonds Sales- 
 man, St. Louis, 1912; Salesman, Holmes Bed 
 Co., San Diego, 191 3; Advertising, The H. K. 
 McCann Co., San Francisco, 1914 — ; do.. 
 Pacific Marine Review, 1918; Eastern Repr.. 
 do., New York City. Auth.: Unconstructive 
 Solicitations, The Printing Art. D 1917; The 
 Kind of Service Expected of the Printer. The 
 Inland Printer. Married Nancy Marie Fischer, 
 N 28, 1914, Lyons. Kan. Address, Room 339 
 Hudson Terminal Bldg., 30 Church St., New 
 York City. I 
 
 4438. EDISON HARRIS STONE 
 
 (Brother of No. 2238) 
 Clerk; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 4, 1886, Quincy 
 111.; s. Llbridge Kimball (b. N 14, 1850 
 Quincy, 111.) and Cora (Edison) Stone (b. S 23, 
 ICS51, do.). Prepared in Quincy II. S. Ilus ; 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. Married Alta Kirk- 
 Patrick, Ag 1912. Child, Wilma Lenora, b O 
 9, 1914- Address, 229 Forest Ave., Cincinnati. 
 
 4439- THOMAS RALPH STROBRIDGE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 30, 1886, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. Rev. Thomas Ransome (b. Je 
 3, 1840, Can.) and Nellie Maud (Smith) Stro- 
 bridge (b. N. Y.). Prepared in Harvard and 
 Rockford H. Schs. Engr., Peoples Gas. Co. 
 Chicago, 1910; do., L. IL Gardner, Const. 
 Engr., 1910— . Married Dorothy Helen God- 
 dard. Je 7, 1910, Harvard, 111. Address, 603 
 South St., LaSalle, 111. 
 
 4440. JOHN STROM 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 19, 1887, 
 Geneva, 111.; s. Nels (b. D 16, 1852, Sweden) 
 and Cecelia (Pearson) Strom (b. Mr 22, 1856, 
 do.). Prepared in Geneva H. S. Draftsman, 
 .\mbridge, Pa., 1910; Asst., C. E. Univ. of 111., 
 1910-11; Engr., Erecting Dept., Am. Bridge 
 Co., 1911-13; Draftsman, do., 1913-16; Engr., 
 Ind. Steel Co., Gary, Ind., 1916-1S; do., La- 
 Salle Engng. Co., Chicago, 1918 — . Married 
 Mabel Nuckolls, N 27, 1912, Springfield, 111. 
 Child, Mary Cecelia, b. Je 6, 1914. Address, 
 c/o LaSalle Engng. Co., Old Colony Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4441- WALTER GOTTFRID STROMQUIST 
 San. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. O s, 
 1884, Fremont, Kan.; s. Charles John (b. S 
 27, 1842, Sweden) and Johanna Mathilda 
 (Isaacson) Stromrjuist (b. Jl 31, 1849, do.). 
 Prepared in McPherson fKan.) H. S.; IJethany 
 .\cad. A. B., Bethany Coll., Lindsborg, Kan., 
 1905; Univ. of Kan., 1905-6. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi. With Champaign-Urbana Water 
 Co., 191 0; Asst. City Engr., Excelsior Springs, 
 Mo., 1910-11; Asst. Engr., St. Water Sur., 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-13; San. Dist. of Chicago. 
 1913-16; San Engr., U. S. Pub. Health Ser- 
 vice, Sanitation of extra cantonment zones. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; A. F. A. M.; Am. 
 Water Works Assn. Married Erma Kellogg, 
 N 16, 1916, Chicago. Child, Walter Kellogg, 
 b. O 20, 1917. Address, U. S. Pub. Health 
 .Service, Florence, Ala.; bus. add., 3640 Marine 
 Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 4442. EARL KELLOG STUART 
 Chemist; B. S. in Sc. ; b. Mr 4, 1886, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.; s. John W. (b. Jl 2, 1848, W. 
 Va.) and Mary (Fisher) Stuart (b. F 5, 1855, 
 Payson, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. 
 Chi Beta; Shield and Trident; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Philomathean; Col., Univ. Regt. Sc!iol- 
 arship, Ceramics. Sergt. Maj., 111. Nat. Guard. 
 Roodhouse Novelty Pottery (io., ist Lt. and 
 Rn. Adit.. 344th Inf. R. C Camp Grant, Rock- 
 ford, 111.; Mustered out. Mr 14, 1919. Married 
 Ciertrude McMackin. O 26, 19 11, Wyoming, 
 111. Child, Robert McMackin, b. Ag s. 191 5- 
 .-iddress, 109 N. 5th St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 4443. FELIX JOSE SUM AY 
 (Brother of No. 3989) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 23. 1889, 
 Chascomis, Argentina Rep.: s. Jose Faustino 
 (1). Galicia, Spain) and Ermilia (San Marling) 
 Sumay (b. Chascomis, Argentina). Prepared in 
 Argentine H. S. Address, Chascomis, Argen- 
 tina Rep., S. A.f 
 
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 4444. HUGO EWALD SURMAN 
 Highway Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F :;, 1S85. 
 Carliuville, 111.; s. William (b. Ap 18, 185-', 
 (."ajnnelton, Iiul.) and Pauline (Loehr) Sunyan 
 (b. Mr 6, 1858, rfi>.). Prciiared in CarlinviUo 
 H. S.; Blackburn Coll., 1903-5. Philomatheau. 
 Civ. Engr., St. Highway Conui., 1910; Eiigr., 
 Keokuk Dam, Keokuk, 1910-11; do., HI. Higli- 
 way Dcin., 1911-18; Dist. Engr., in cliarge of 
 Moline Office, do., 191S — . Mem., St. High- 
 way Transport Comn., Nat. Council of Defense. 
 Addii-ss, Moline, HI.; bits, add., 610-613 
 Peoples' Bank, do. 
 
 4445- ELDER LOUTSA SWANSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 20, 1S88, 
 Paxton, 111.; d. John A. (b. S 15, 1864, Swe- 
 den) and Anna iilathilda (Olson)" Swanson (b. 
 Ag I, 1864, do.). Prepared in Paxton H. S. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, 
 H. S., Rutland, 111., 1910-12; do., Paxton, 111., 
 1912-14^ do., Calumet, Mich., 1914 — . Ad- 
 dicss, Paxton, 111. 
 
 4446. ALTA CAROLINE SWIGART 
 (HOSKINS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4222; Sister of No. 8804) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S.; bl Ap 20, 188S, 
 Morrison, 111.; d. Edwin Stanton (b. D 11, 
 1861, Farmer City, do.) and Nellie (I.aphani) 
 Swigart (b. D 26, 1866, Morrison, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign II. S. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Yo Ma. Married Daniel Tilden llos- 
 kins ('10), Je 24, 1916. Champaign. Child, 
 Jean, b. N 10, 1917. Address, liassett Apart- 
 ments, Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 4447- ELE D. SWISHER 
 (Husband of No. 3S67; Brother of No. 3992) 
 Minister: A. B., in L. & A.; b. D 23, 1S77, 
 Hedrick, Ind.; s. William II. (b. Ja jo, iS^S, 
 WillianisiJort, Ind.) and Nancy Jane (Evans) 
 Swisl'.er (b. S 4, 1846, West Lebanon, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Grand Prairie Sem., On.irga, III.; 
 N. W. Univ., 1905-7. Ionian. Pastor, M. E. 
 Church, Ronan. Mont. Mem., Mont. Confer 
 eiice. ^tarried Arsella Bessie Martin ('09), Ap 
 18, 1912, Atlantic, la. Address, Ronan, Mont. 
 
 4448. WILLIAM JAMES SWISHER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 20, 1887, 
 Mendota, 111.; s. John Albert (b. Ag 15, 1848, 
 Osceol.-i, O.) and Sarah Jane (Porter) Swisher 
 (b. Bristol, Eng.). Prepared in E. IMcndota 
 H. S. C. E. Club; Ionian. Ry. Engr, Breck- 
 enridge, Colo., 1010; do., Porto Velio, Brazil, 
 1911-12; Const. Engr. I. C. Ry., 1912-17. 17th 
 Rv. Engr., Co. F., A. E. F., 1917 — . Mem., 
 Illini Club, Brazil. Address, Mendota, 111. 
 
 4440. FRANCIS HOWARD SWITS 
 Sec. Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 2S, 
 1885, Cherry Valley, 111. ; s. Frank P. (b. 1852, 
 Schenectady, N. Y.) and Mary L. (Ilovey) 
 Swits (b. 1862, Flora Center, 111.). Prepared 
 in Rockford IL S. Chi Beta: Ionian; Class 
 Pres.; Class Basket Ball; Y. M. C. A.; Cabi- 
 net Symphony Musical Club, Kankakee, 111.; 
 Y. M. C. A., Kansas City, Mo.; Ex. Sec, Com- 
 munity Y. M. C. A., Austin. Chicago, 1013 — •. 
 Married Mvrtle May Rix. S 26. 1913, Belvi- 
 dere. 111. Child, Helen Jane Louise, b. .\p 22, 
 1916. Address, 5S18 West Erie St., Chicago. 
 
 4450. WARREN L. TALBOT 
 Supervisor; A. B. in L. & A.; h. Mv 31, 
 1883, Roberts, 111.: s. John (b. Te 28, 18s i, 
 Preston, Eng.) and Mary (Hurst) Talbot (b. 
 N 19, 1857, JNIalden, 111.). Prepared in Grand 
 Prairie Sem., (Tnarga; N. W. L^niv.. 1906-7. 
 Kappa Delta Pi : Football Squad. Teacher, 
 Sycamore H. S., 111., 1910-11; i/t>.. Dubuque, la., 
 1911-12; Supvr. of Correspondence, Sears, 
 Roebuck & Co., 1913-18. Married Claudyne 
 
 Afyrtle Wilkinson, Jl 19, iqis, Biloxi, Miss. 
 Child, Janice, b. D 2, 1916. Address, 430 Ar- 
 lington Ave., Elnihurst, 111. 
 
 4451. FRED REEVES TATE 
 (Brother of No. 4928) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1913; 
 b. Jl 29, 1882, Ilagarstown, 111.; s. John Scott 
 (b. 1S58, Fayette Co., 111.) and Lydia Artnelia 
 (keeves) Tate (b. 1861, do.). Prepared in Van- 
 daha H. S. Capt., Univ. Regt. Lawyer, Billings, 
 Mont., 1913—- 111. Nat. Guard. Auth.: First 
 .\ttempts to Locate the St. Indus. LTniv., The 
 .-llumiii Quarterly, Vol. VIII, Ap 1914. Mar- 
 ried Marguerite -Munn, O 22, ujn, Waukesha, 
 Wis. Child. Naomi Edith, O 16", 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 722 Division St., Billings, Mont.; bus. 
 add., 314 Staplieton Bldg., do. 
 
 44S2. DALLA ALICE TAYLOR 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & .X. Prepared in 
 LTiiiv. Acad. Alethenai; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Teacher, H. S., Decatur, 111.; Valparaiso, Ind.; 
 Teacher, Tr. Work, Univ. of Valparaiso, do. 
 Address, 311 E. Daniels St., Champaign; bus. 
 add., c/o Univ. of Valparaiso, Valparaiso, Ind. 
 
 4453- WARD HASTINGS TAYLOR 
 
 .\. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; b. My 10, 
 1882, .\von. 111.; s. Linus (b. Ag 26, 1849, 
 Uichville, N. Y.) and Roselthia Almsbury 
 (Frederick) Taylor (b. Ja 9, 1S59, Lewiston, 
 HI.). Prepared in Prairie City ll. S. ; West. 
 111. Norm. Sell., Macomb. Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Asst., Math., Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Instr., 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ., 1913-17; Grad. Stud., Univ., 
 of Wis.. Mich., and 111., 1917-18. Address, 
 111 E. Healy St., Champaign. 
 
 4454- WILLIAM HOMER TERREY 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 2, 1889, 
 
 N'iola. 111. J s. William (b. do.) and Lettie Jane 
 (Morey) Terrey. Prepared in Viola II. S.; 
 LTniv. Acad. E. E. Soc Draftsman, West. 
 I'-lec Co.; Dispatcher, Deere & Co., Moline, 111. 
 Mem.. M. E. Church. Address, 1864 S. Cen- 
 tral I'ark Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4455- HENRY SPAFFORD TH.\YER 
 (Brother of No. 5454) 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 16, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. William Parker (b. My 22, 1845, 
 Greenbush, Vt.) and Olive Anna (Whiting) 
 Thayer (b. My 25, 1848. Hingham, Mass.). 
 I'repared in Lake View II. S. Prelim. Honors; 
 Final Lienors. Electriciati, Commonwealth 
 Edison Co., Chicago, 1910-11; Draftsman, do., 
 101 1 ; Solicitor, do., 1911; Salesman, Hazard 
 Mfg. Co., Chicago, 1912 — ; Sales Engr., Roth 
 Bros. & Co., Chicago. 1914 — . Assoc. Mem., 
 A. I. E. E. Address, 4449 Sidney Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 1400 W. Adams St., do. 
 
 4.ts6. ELMER JOHN THOMPSON 
 Professor; B. .S. in Agr.; b. Ap i, 1886, 
 Nanieoki, 111.; s. John W. (b. Alhambra, 111.) 
 and Frances Jane (Cain) Thompson (b. Ind.). 
 Prepared in Granite City H. S. Agr. Club; 
 Phi Sigma Kappa; Class Baseball; Phi Kappa 
 Phi; .\lpha Gamma Rho. Asst., An. Ilusb., 
 .'\gr. Coll., Fargo, N. Dak., 1910-13; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1913-14; Prof., do., IQ14 — . Sec, 
 N. Dak. Stallion Registration Bd., 1914 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Blue Lodge; Shiloh. Mar- 
 ried Ethvle Clarice Peterson, Ag 26, 191 5. 
 Child, Martha Wesley, b. S 18. 1916. Ad- 
 dress. 1118 9th St., Fargo, N. Dak. 
 
 4457. MILTON WINFIELD THOMPSON 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1912; 
 b. S 17, 18S3, Ogden, 111.: s. William H. (b. 
 Mr 7. i84(>. Pa.) and Lizzie (Hayes) Thomp- 
 son (h. F 23, 1854, O.). Prepared in Ogden 
 
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 401 
 
 II. S. Ionian; Kappa Delta Pi. Instr. in Acad., 
 1910-11; Teachei-, St. Norm. Sell., I.aCrosse, 
 Wis. Prof., Econ. and Finance, Marquette 
 Univ., Milwaukee. Mem., M. E. Church; Pol. 
 Sc. Assn. Married Beatrice ITazel Rogers, 
 S IS, 1903. Address, 306 14th St., Milwaukee. 
 
 4458. THOMAS EUGENE THOMPSON 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 13, 1885. 
 Chicago; s. Thomas C. and Selina (Marlow) 
 Thompson. Prepared in New Trier Tp. II. S. 
 Beta Theta Pi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Helmet; 
 Shield and Trident; Basketball; Chm., Sr. 
 Ball Com. Grad. Mgr. Ath., Univ. of 111., 
 igii-12; Mfr. of glass enamels, Wilmetle, 111., 
 1912-17. Address, 735 Prairie Ave., Wilmette, 
 111.; bus. add., 1419 Central Ave., do. 
 
 4459. JOHN WILLIAM THOMSEN 
 Contracting Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 
 II, 1888, Lyons, la.; s. Peter (b. S 11, 1859, 
 Winnert, Ger.) and Anna Margaret (Roeh) 
 Thomsen (b. Mr 14, 1864). Prepared in Ful- 
 ton H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Shield and 
 Trident; C. E. Club; Treas., Sr. Memorial 
 Com.; Sr. Ball Com. Engr. and Salesman, Clin- 
 ton Bridge & Iron Works, Clinton, la.; Con- 
 tracting Engr., Stupp Bros., Bridge & Iron 
 Co., St. Louis, 191 3 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Engrs. Club, St. Louis; City Club, do. Married 
 Lora M. Herbel, My 11, 1918, St. Louis. Ad- 
 dress, 5001 Raymond Ave., St. Louis; bus. 
 add., c/o Stupp Bros. Bridge & Iron Co., do. 
 
 4460. RALPH EARLE TIEJE 
 (Brother of G677) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A.. M., 1912; 
 Ph. D., 1917; b. Ja 24, 1887, Dayton, O. ; s. 
 Henry August (b. N 10, 1847, Cincinnati) and 
 Katherine Caroline (Bell) Tieje (b. F 15, 1854, 
 Dayton, O.). Prepared in Steele (O.) H. S.; 
 Dayton (O.) H. S. ; Urbana H. S. Scribblers; 
 Dcr Deutsche Verein; Scholarship; Final and 
 Special Honors; ///. Mag. Bd. Asst., Eng., 
 Univ. of III., 1910-12, Instr.. Eng. and Pub. 
 Speaking, Okla. St. Coll., Stillwater, Okla., 
 1912-13; do., Washington St. Coll., Pullman, 
 Wash., 1913-14; Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-16; Fellow in Eng., Univ. of III., 1916-17; 
 Head of Eng. Dept.. St. Norm. Sch., Cheney, 
 Wash., 191 7 — ■. Married Helen Virginia Nourse. 
 N 29, IQ17, Spokane. Address, Box 717, 
 Cheney, Wash. 
 
 4461. DELBERT MAYO TILSON 
 
 Traffic Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 26, 1886, 
 Buffalo Hart, 111.; s. Caswell Taylor (b. F 13, 
 i860, Athens, 111.) and Flora May (CounciD 
 Tilson (b. O 7. i860, Cantrall, 111.). Prepared 
 in Williamsville H. S. ; Evanston Acad. Chi 
 Psi; Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta. Farmer, 
 Athens, 111., 1911-15; Supplv Clerk, Sec. of 
 St. office. Springfield. 111., 1916-17; Traffic Mgr., 
 The Lafayette Smith Grocer Co., do.. 191 7. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Sangamo Club. Married 
 Hazel Mary Montgomery, Je 16, 191 5, Spring- 
 field, 111. Child, Mary Elizabeth, b. N 26, 1917. 
 Address, 1348 Whittier Ave., Springfield, 111. 
 
 4462. NELLE EDITH TILTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 14, 1885, 
 Pilot, 111.; d. Andrew Baker (b. F 25, 1847, 
 Elrod, Ind.) and Elizabeth (Craig) Tilton (b. 
 Ap 25, 1849, Pilot, 111.). Prepared in Thorn- 
 burn H. S., Urbana. Achoth; Mem. Sr. Break- 
 fast Com. Teacher, Urbana H. S., 1910-11; 
 do.. Lewiston, Idaho, 191 1; do., Calumet, Mich., 
 1912-18; do., McKeesport, Pa.. 1918-19; do., 
 Detroit, 191 9 — . Address, 706 S. 4th St., 
 Detroit. 
 
 4463. NANNIE PEARL TIPTON 
 
 (THOMPSON) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 19, 1886, Macomb, 
 111.; d. John (b. Ag 26, 1832, New Albany, 
 Ind.) and Nancy (Skiles) Tipton (b. My 21, 
 1842, Rushville, Ill.)._ Prepared in West. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Married S. Arthur Thompson, 
 Mr 6, 191 1, St. Louis. Children: Robert Ar- 
 thur, b. Ja 22, 1913; Sarah Marguerite, b. O 
 29, 1914; Elmer Tipton, b. My 6, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Macomb, 111. 
 
 4464. HAROLD EUGENE TOBEY 
 Draftsman and Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 
 O 28, 1883. Waseca. Minn.; s. E. S. and Mattie 
 (Storer) Tobey. Prepared in Vinton, la., H. 
 S. ; Galesburg H. S. B. S., Knox Coll., 1906. 
 C. E. Club; Track; Baseball Mgr.; Gale Bd. 
 Rodman, I. S. & M. S. R. R., 1910-11; Level- 
 man, do., 1911-12; Asst. Engr. with R. B. 
 Slippy, Waterloo, la., 1912-14; Civ. Engr., do., 
 1914-15; Draftsman and Asst. Engr., I. C. R. 
 R., Bridge Dept., 1916 — . Mem. Woodlawn 
 Park M. E. Church; A. F. A. M.; Tabernacle 
 Chap. No. 52 R. A. M.; K. T., Waterloo, la. 
 Married Lillian Mae Reaney, N 17, 1914, Wa- 
 terloo, la. Child, Harold Eugene. Jr., b. Ag 
 17, 19 1 6. Address, 6604 Greenwood Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 4465. KHOO-DIN SU-PEH TSIANG 
 
 A. B. in L. & A. ; B. S., 191 i;b. Shanghai, 
 China. Prepared in St. John's Univ., Shanghai, 
 China. Address, Bur. Oil Adm., Peking, China. t 
 
 4466. ALyiN TRUESDELL TUMBLESON 
 
 B. S. In Arch.; b. My 12, 1876, Berwick, la., 
 s. J. Taylor. Prepared in Thornfield Norm. 
 Coll. Address, 831 Dearborn St., Chicago.! 
 
 4467. ELKAN TURK 
 (Brother of No. 4940) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 21, 1889, 
 Carthage, Mo.; s. Abraham Samuel (b. S 17, 
 1855, St. Louis) and Hannah (Sternberg) 
 Turk (b. Ap 17, 1858, Chicago). Prepared 
 in Litchfield 11. S. LL. B., Columbia Law Sch., 
 1913. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Scholarship; Prelim. Honors; Winner of Phi 
 Beta Kappa prize; Rep. Univ. of 111. in St. 
 Peace Orat. Contest, 1909; Cajit. LTniv. Regt. 
 Lawyer. Ed. on Bd. of Columbia Law Review. 
 .Address, 54 Morningside Drive, New York 
 City; bus. add., 120 Broadway, do. 
 
 4468. HUBERT MICHAEL TURNER 
 (Husband of No. 3265) 
 Professor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 20, 1882, 
 Hillsboro, 111.; s. Pryor Lee (b. N 27. 1848, do.) 
 and Jessie I. (Barry) Turner (b. Ag 23, 1864, 
 do.). Prepared in Hillsboro H. S. Eta Kappa 
 Nu. Asst., Elec. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1910-12; 
 Instr., E. E., Univ. of Minn., 1Q12; Asst. Prof., 
 Radio and Advanced Electro-Physics, Yale Un- 
 iv., 1919 — . In charge of U. S. Army Emer- 
 gency Tr. in Radio Signaling. Univ. of Minn.; 
 Asst. Prof.. Yale. U. S. Radio Sch. for officer 
 candidates. New Haven, Conn.. 1918-19. Auth. : 
 (with Morgan Brooks) Engng. E.vp. Sta. Bui. 
 No. 53. Inductance of Coils, 80 pp., F i, 1912; 
 Articles: with Antonio Guell, Test of a 3-kw 
 Westinghouse Type S. Transformer, Techno- 
 graph No. 23, 1908-9. Married Jessie E. Bald- 
 win ('08), Ag 22, 1912. Children: Elizabeth 
 Barry, b. Ag 17, 1915; Richard Baldwin, b. O 
 7, 1916. Address, 382 Whitney Ave., New 
 Haven, Conn. 
 
 4469. LAWRENCE CHARLES TURNOCK 
 Consulting Chem. and Electro-Chem. Engr.; 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 9, 1887; s. E. Hill 
 (b. 1855, London, Eng.) and Matilda (Tour- 
 ville) Turnock (b. 1863, Montreal, Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Lyons Tp. H. S., LaGrange. Ch. E., 
 ITniv. of Wis., 191 1. Zeta Psi. Head of 
 
402 
 
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 Electro-Clicm. Engng. Dept., Pa. St. Coll., 
 St. Coll., Pa., 1911-14; Electro-chem. Engr., 
 Charge of Research and Development Work, 
 Edison Storage Bat. Co., Orange, N. J., 1914; 
 Chief Chem. and Metallurgist, Willys-Overland 
 Co., Elyrea.ipis; in charge courses in Electro- 
 chem. Engng. and Physical Chem., Dept. Chem. 
 Engng., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., Pittsburgh, 
 and Consulting Chem. and Electro-chem. Engr., 
 Pittsburgh, 19 18 — . Auth.: Effect of Tem- 
 perature upon Capacity of Edison Storage Bat., 
 Transactions of the Am. Electro-chem. Sac, 
 Vol. 30, 1916; The Active Materials and Elec- 
 trolyte of the Alkaline Storage Bat., Metallur- 
 gical and Chem. Engng., Vol. 15, 1916; Effect 
 of Lithium Upon the Capacity of the Edison 
 Storage Bat., Transactions of the Am. Electro- 
 chem. Soc, Vol. 30, 1917. Mem., Am. Electro- 
 chem. Soc; A. C. S.; Chm. Excursion Com., 
 Convention of Am. Electro-chem. Soc. Pitts- 
 burgh Meeting, 191 7. Married Mary Thomas 
 Rucker, 1890. Child, Mary Thomas, b. Jl 31, 
 191 3. Address, Schenley Park, Pittsburgh. 
 
 4470. LEON FRANCOIS URBAIN 
 
 (Brother of No. 8022) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 21, 1887, 
 Brazil, Ind.; s. F. J. (b. France) and Eugenie 
 (Vignon) Urbain (b. do.). Prepared in Rock- 
 ville (Ind.) H. S.; Depauw Univ., 1905-7. Ph' 
 Gamma Delta; Le cercle Frangais; Arch. Club. 
 Arch, work, Firm of Leon F. Urbain, Chicago. 
 Capt. Engr., U. S. R.. A. E. F., France. Mar- 
 ried Nell B. Davis, D 5. 191 1, Duquoin, 111. 
 Child, Leon Dean, b. Ap 13, igiS- Address. 
 2434 Nordion Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4471. ROBERT GUY VAN DOREN 
 (Brother of Nos. 3212, 6633, 6634) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 3. 1887, 
 Hope, 111.; s. Charles Lucius (b. My 21, 1857. 
 Grand Ridge, 111.) and Endora Ann (Butz) Van 
 Doren (b. My 4, 1863, Hope, 111.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Arch. Club; Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon. Arch., Smith, Parr & Van Doren, 
 Muskogee, Okla. Married Verla E. McCray, 
 O 18, 1910, Danville, 111. Child, Mary Eliza- 
 beth, b. Ag 14, 1 911. Address, 611 La Salle 
 Gardens, South Detroit.! 
 
 4472. IRMA ELIZABETH VOIGT 
 Dean; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 n Ph- 
 
 D., 1913; b. S I, 1882, Quincy, 111.; d. Henry 
 C (b. O 28, 1854, Marine, 111.) and Mary 
 Tuffli Voigt (b. 1856). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1900-2. Achoth; 
 Sigma Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Illiola; Grad. Club; Social Chm., Wo- 
 man's League; N. O. L. Representative, 1910, 
 2d place; Inter-Soc. Declamatory winner, 191 7; 
 Scholarship, 1910-11; Fellowship, 1911-12, 
 1912-13. Dean of Women, O. Univ., 1913 — • 
 Sec, Assn. Coll. Women of O.; Grand Treas., 
 A U. P.; Mem.. St. Com. Educ. Propaganda, 
 Nat. Council of Defence, Speakers Bur.; M. 
 E. Church. Address, Box 453, Athens, O. 
 
 4473. CLAUDE LEVERN WAGNER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ja 2, 1886, 
 Long Point, 111.; s. Anson W. (b. O 7. 1856, 
 Centerville, Ind.) and Emma (Foster) Wag- 
 ner (b. Ja 20, i860, Fairbury, 111.). Prepared 
 in Pontiac Tp. H. S. Iris; Alpha Chi Si^ma; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Prelim Hon- 
 ors; Special Honors; Univ. Band: Chem.. 
 Cape Ciirardeau Portland Cement Co., Cape 
 Girardeau, Mo., 1910-11; Chem., Superior 
 Portland Cement Co., Concrete, Wash., igii- 
 12; Chief Chem., do., 1912-17; Chief Chem. 
 and Engr., do.. 1917-18; Supt.. do., 1918—. 
 Mayor, City of Concrete, Wash. Mem M. 
 E. Church; A. C. S.; B. P. O. E.; I. O. O. 
 F.; A. F. A. M.; Coll. Club, Seattle. Address, 
 Concrete, Wash. 
 
 4474- JAMES ROBERT RATHIE WALDIE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ag 27, 1887, Kel- 
 so, Scotland; s. James Waldie. Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S., Chicago. Farmer, Jones- 
 boro, 111. Address, 6946 Normal Blvd., Chi- 
 cago, t 
 
 4475. CHARLES M. WALKER 
 Sec. and Asst. Mgr. Lumber Co.; B. S. in 
 M. E.; b. Ap 8, 1886, St. Joseph, 111.; s. Isaac 
 Newton (b. My 17, 1865, Liberty Center, Ind.) 
 and Nancy Elizabeth (Strong) Walker (b. S 
 22, 1866, St. Joseph, 111.). Prepared in St. 
 Joseph H. S.; Univ. Acad.; Thornburn H. S. 
 Acacia; M. E. Soc. Chief Estimator, W. W. 
 Walls & Co.; Sales and Adv. Mgr., E. M. 
 Burroles, 1910-12; Asst. Mgr. and Estimator, 
 W. W. Walls & Co., 1912-18; Sec, do., 
 1918 — . Married Fay Messinger, Ja 7, 191 1, 
 St. Joseph, 111. Children: Isaac Newton, b. 
 N 3, 1912; Richard Shelton, b. Ja 24, 1914. 
 Address, 407 S. Neil St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 33 E. University Ave., do. 
 
 4476. ERNEST DEWITT WALKER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 12, 1887, Ten- 
 nessee, 111.; s. Matthew Henry (b. Jl 24, 1842, 
 do.) and Sarah Frances (Thompson) Walker 
 (b. S 2, 1844, Payson, 111.). Prepared in Ten- 
 nessee H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Alpha Zeta; Agr. 
 Club; Prelim. Honors; Final Honors. Farmer, 
 Tennessee, 111., 1910 — -. Married Nellie Batt- 
 son, Je 12, 1914, Tennessee, 111. Children: 
 Ernest Warren, b. Je 13, 1915; Richard Batt- 
 son, b. O 24, 1916. Address, Tennessee, 111. 
 
 4477. THOMAS WILLIAM WALTON 
 
 (Husband of No. 4485) 
 Educ. Director, Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & 
 
 A.; A. M., 1911; b. S 30, 1883, Rice's Landing, 
 Pa.; s. William Andrew (b. S 23, 1852, Wash- 
 ington, Pa.) and Mary Jane (Willis) Walton 
 (b. O 26, 1859, Rice's Landing, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Waynesburg (Pa.) Coll.; S. W. St. 
 Norm. Sch., California, Pa. Iris; Adelphic; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt.; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Asst. 
 Educ. Sec, Detroit Y. M. C. A., 1911-14; 
 Dir. of Educ, Washington, D. C. Y. M. C. A., 
 1914 — . Married Margaret Weinberg ('10), 
 Ag 12, 1913. Child, Thomas William, Jr., b. 
 D II, 1914. Address, 1723 Church St., N. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 4478. ALTHEA WALWORTH (FINKEN- 
 BINDER) 
 (Wife of No. 4154) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 16, 1880, Mexico, 
 N. Y.; d. Edward Willard (b. My 12, 1855, 
 New York) and Estella Sophia (Dewey) Wal- 
 worth (b. S 28, 1S58, Mexico, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Mazon H. S.; 111. St. Norm^. Univ. 
 Married Erwin Oliver Finkenbinder ('10), Je 
 27, 1912, Urbana. Address, 7432 Edgewood 
 Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 4479. ALWIN EUGENE JOHN WAN- 
 DERER 
 (Brother of No. 4960) 
 Grocer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 11, 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s. Thomas Alwin (b. Jl 8, 1863, Thur- 
 ingen Wald, Sachsen, Ger.) and Mane Theresa 
 (Brodt) Wanderer (b. N 22, 1862, Zechlin, 
 Pommern, do.). Prepared in McKmley H. S^, 
 Chicago. Triangle; Scabbard and Blade; C. 
 E. Soc; Capt., Univ. Regt.; Brevet Capt., 111. 
 Nat. Guard. Engr., 1910-11; Grocer, 191 ' — 
 Mem. Nat. Geog. Soc, 1909—. Married Lydia 
 Regina Herzog, O 11, 1911. Oak Park, 111. 
 Children: Alwin Edward Oscar, b. Ag i, 
 1912; Margaret Marie, b. Ag 26. 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 412 S. Lombard Ave., Oak Park, 111.; 
 bus. add., 102-104 W. Madison St.. do. 
 
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 4480. GEORGE SNYDER WARD 
 (Brother of No. 1995) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 30, 1888, 
 Benton, 111.; s. William Riley (b. Ag 11, 1848, 
 do.) and Imogene (Snyder) Ward (b. S s, 
 1857, Osage, 111.). Prepared in Benton H. S.: 
 Phillips Exeter Acad., Exeter, N. H. LL. B., 
 Columbia, 1913. Phi Delta Theta; Delta Kap- 
 pa Chi; Egyptian Club. With Mayer, Meyer, 
 Austrian & Piatt, Atty's., Chicago, 1913-18; 
 with Alien Property Custodian, Bur. Trusts, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918 — . Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; R. A. M.; K. T.; Medinah Temple, A. A. 
 O. N. M. S.; B. P. O. E. Address, Benton, 
 
 in. 
 
 4481. DAVID WALLACE WARNOCK 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Keswick, la.; 
 s. William (b. Ireland) and Jane (Campbell) 
 Warnock (b. do.). Prepared in Moline H. S. 
 Chem. Club. Chem., Lab. Great West. Sugar 
 Co., Loveland, Colo., igio-ii; do., Liberty 
 Bell Gold Mining Co., Telluride, Colo., 191 1- 
 12; do., Bettendorf Steel Co., Bettendorf, la., 
 1912-15; do.. Anaconda Copper Min. Co., Ana- 
 conda, Mont., 1916 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Address, 910 12th Ave., Moline, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Box 721, Anaconda, Mont. 
 
 4482. LUDLOW JOSEPH WASHBURN 
 Merchandise Buyer; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 8, 
 1888, Chicago; s. William Dow (b. Ap 4, 1854, 
 Plattville, Wis.) and Jean (Peck) Washburn 
 (b. Je 8, T865, Coshocton, O.). Prepared in 
 Lawrenceville H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Helmet 
 Club; Yoxan; Phoenix; Alpha Gamma Rho; 
 Track and Basketball; Tennis Championship. 
 Truck Gardner; Auto Bus., igii-15; Buyer, 
 Marshall Field, Wholesale, 1915-18. Ensign 
 Sch., Regt. 5, 8th Div,, Pelham Bay, N. Y.; 
 Ensign, do., 1918. Address, 1014 Sheridan 
 Road, Evanston, 111.; bus. add., 219 W. Adams 
 St., do. 
 
 4483. MARGUERITE WATSON 
 Teacher; A. B. ip L. & A.; b. Jl 30. 1887, 
 Foster, Ky. ; d. James Ferdinand (b. Ap 17, 
 1847, Falmouth, Ky.) and Claire (Schoolfield) 
 Watson (b. S 18, 1854, Foster, do.). Prepared 
 in Delavan and Urbana H. Schs. Athenean; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, Eng. 
 and Hist, in Minonk, 111., 191 1; do., Bisbee, 
 Ariz. H. S. Address, Williamsville, Ill.t 
 
 4484. LYNN ANDRE WATT 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 9, 1886, 
 Pontiac, 111.; s. William (b. O q, 1830, Zanes- 
 ville, O.) and Mary (Huston) Watt (b. O g, 
 1839, Easton, Pa.). Prepared in Pontiac H. S. 
 Iris; Am. Chem. Soc; Alpha Chi Sigma. Asst. 
 Chem., Armour & Co., 191 1; First Asst. Chem., 
 do.. 191 1 — . Married Pearl Ethel Morrison, 
 Je 18, 1913. Pontiac, 111. Address, 1218 W. 
 8ist St., Chicago. 
 
 4485. MARGARET WEINBERG 
 (WALTON) 
 (Wife of No. 4477; Sister of No. 3598) 
 A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ja 4, 1889, Augusta, 
 111.; d. M, S. (b. Ja 5, i860, do.) and Flora 
 Jane (Bolton) Weinberg (b. Ap 29, 1862, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Rushville H. S.; LTniv. of Calif, 
 summer sch., 191 1. Alpha Delta Pi. Substi- 
 tute, Pub. Sch., Santa Cruz, Calif., 1911-12; 
 Teacher, H. S., Somerset. Ky., 1912-13. Mar- 
 ried Thomas William Walton Cio), Ag 12, 
 
 1913. Child, Thomas William, Jr., b. 1) 11, 
 
 1914. Address, 1723 Church St., N. W., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 4486. GEORGE RICHARD WELCH 
 Asst. Supt.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 22, 1882, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. George Francis (b. Ag 13, 1852, 
 do.) and Margaret Loretta (Conlon) Welch 
 (b. Mr I, 1852, Honeoye Falls, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Joliet H. S. Zeta Psi. Const. Work, 
 
 II!. Street Co. and Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 Chicago; Asst. Supt., American Car Co., Kenil- 
 worth, N. J. Address, 410 S. Ottawa St., Jol- 
 iet, III.; bus. add., c/o American Car Co., 
 Kenilworth, N. J. 
 
 4487- JACOB WENDLING 
 Estimator; B. S, in C. E.; b. Ap 12, 1883, 
 Elran, Ger.; s, Jacob (b. S 21, 1847, do.) and 
 Anna Katharina (Richert) Wendling (b. D 4, 
 1845, do.). Prepared in Williamsville H. S. 
 Insp., Water Works Const., 1910-11; Estimator, 
 Ornamental Iron, 191 1 — . Address, Williams- 
 ville, Erie Co., N. Y.; bus. add., 152 Terrace 
 St., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 4488. FREDERICK WILLIAM WESTON 
 (Son of No, 297) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je i, :888, 
 Topeka, Kan.; s. William Sumner ('81), (b. Je 
 22, i860, Champaign) and Elizabeth Jane 
 (Towlson) Weston (b. D 25, 1861, Eng.). 
 Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Lt. Col., Univ. Regt.; Estimator, 
 Moravia Const. Co., 1910; Draftsman, Purdy 
 & Henderson, Engrs., Chicago, iqn; Time- 
 keeper, Pamley & Nethercut Co., Ft. Worth, 
 Tex., 1912. 15th Co., 2nd P. T. Regt., N. Y„ 
 1917 — . Address, Houston, Tex. 
 
 4489. BURTON CYRENIUS JOB 
 WHEATLAKE 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 10, 1884. 
 Cleveland; s. Samuel Kennedy (h. F 24, 1856, 
 Kingston, Ont.) and Emma (Burnap) Wheat- 
 lake (b. Ag 7, 1857, Cherry Valley, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in (Greenville Coll. Prep. Sch. B. S., 
 Greenville Coll., 1907. Stud. Branch, A. I. 
 E. E.; Sec, E. E. Soc. Test Man, Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1910-11; Transformer Engr., do., 1911-12; 
 Transformer Specialist, Denver Office, 191 2- 
 14; Mgr., Supply Dept., Jo., 1914 — . Mem., 
 Sons of Jove. Married Florence Louise Joy, 
 O 10, 1912, Greenville, 111. Children: Ruth 
 Joy, b. F I, 1914; Burton Kennedy, b. Ja 27, 
 1917. Address, 2357 Dahlia St., Denver; bus. 
 add.. Gen. Elec. Co., do. 
 
 4490. JOHN EZRA WHITCHURCH 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 25, 1866, 
 
 Centralia Twp., Marion Co., 111.; s. Lewis 
 Thomas (b. F 7, 1834, do.) and Lydia Caro- 
 line (Holaday) Whitchurch (b. F 26, 1845, 
 do.). Prepared in Salem H. S.; No. Indus 
 Norm. Sch., Valparaiso, Ind. ; So. 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., Carbondale. 111. Agr. Club; 
 .'\Ipha Zeta. Assoc, Soil Fertility, Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111. Married Lulu Parker, Ag 
 30, 1893, Blue Island, 111. Children: Helen, b. 
 Ag 19, 1894; Louise, b. D 8, 1899. Address, 
 Salem, 111. 
 
 4491. FLORENCE LEONE WHITE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. D 27, 1888, 
 
 Rantoul, 111.; d. Joseph Smith (b. 1840, Derry, 
 Ireland) and Jane (Osborne) White (b. 1846, 
 Griggsville, 111.). Prepared in Rantoul H. S. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Class Basketball. Prin., 
 Rantoul H. S., 1910-11; Teacher, Math., 
 Sheldon H. S., 111., 1912-13. Address, Rantoul, 
 Ill.t 
 
 4492- OTIS GUNN WHITEHEAD 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 24, 1885, 
 Lawrence, Kan.; s. Herbert Clarkson (b. 
 Brampton, Can.) and Vara (Gunn) Whitehead 
 (b. Wyandotte, Kan.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Shield and 
 Trident; Helmet; Jr. Prom. Com. Drafts- 
 man, Ritter & Mott, Engr., 1910-n; Insp., 
 Leonard Const. Co., 1911-12; Insp., Schenck 
 & Williams, .\rchs., Cleveland and Canton, O., 
 1912-13; Struct. Draftsman. The Republic 
 Struct. Iron Works, and Insp., Walker & 
 Weeks, Arclis., Chicago, 191 3-14; Draftsman, 
 Corrugated Bar Co., Charlotte, N. C, 1914-16; 
 
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 Struct. Engr., So. Engng. Co., Amhritlge, Pa., 
 1916; Struct. Draft-sman, Am. Bridge Co., 1016; 
 Engr., Corrugated Har Co., 1916 — . Mem., 
 Presbj'. Churcli; Dayton Country Club. Mar- 
 ried Anna JUanche, F 7, 19 14, Dayton, O. 
 Child, Thomas High, b. Je 19, 191 5. Address, 
 57 Wakefield Ave., ButTalo, N. Y.; bus. add., 
 c/o Corrugated Bar Co., Mutual Life Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 4493. DONALD FLETCHER WILEY 
 
 (Brother of No. 2286) 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Mr 
 II, 1SS6, Peoria; s. William Rodney (b. O 4, 
 
 1850, Saxton's R., Vt.) and Nellie (Day) 
 Wiley (b. Je 11, 1851, Townsend, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst.; 
 Univ. of Wis., 1907-08. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Glee Club; Tennis, Doubles championiship. 
 Chem. 111. Steel Co., 191 o; Sales Mgr., Flex- 
 lume Sign Co., Chicago, 191 1 — '. Mem., Baptist 
 Church; Gyro Club; St. Lukes Choir, Evanston, 
 111.; Prcs., Chicago Assn. Sign Mfrs. Married 
 Mercy Miller, Ap 29, 191 1, Peoria. Children: 
 Donna Judith, b. Mr 3, 1912; Barbara Day, b. 
 N 16, "1916. Address, 2761 Woodbine Ave., 
 Evanston, 111.; bus. add., 35 S. Dearborn St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4494. CHARLES JULIUS WILLARD 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; M. S., 191 7; b. 
 
 F 14, 1889, Manhattan, Kan.; s. Julius T^ (b. 
 1862, Wabaunsee, Kan.) and Lydia (Gard- 
 iner) Willard (b. Mo., 1863). Prepared in 
 Manhattan (Kan.) Citv Sobs.; B. S., Gen. 
 Sc, Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1908; Alpha Zeta; 
 Sigma Xi; Agr. Club; Final Honors. Farmer, 
 Bradford, Kan., 1910-13; Williamsburg, Va., 
 1913-16; Asst. Prof., Farm Crops, O. St. Univ., 
 1917 — . Married Vivien Madeline Ullnier, O 
 28, 191 1, Chicago. Address, 1758 N. High St., 
 Columbus, 0.;bus. add., O. ot. Univ., do. 
 
 4495. ARTHITR EDWARDS WILLIAMS 
 
 (Husband of No. 4310) 
 Cerani. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram.; M. S., 1916; 
 b. Je 21, 1886, Cleveland; s. Nicholas (b. S 15, 
 
 1851, N. Y.) and Alice May (Ed\yards) Wil- 
 liams (b. Jl 24, 1861, London, Eng.). Pre- 
 pared in Cleveland II. S.; Univ. Acad.; O. St. 
 Univ. Ceram Soc. Supt., Moinnouth Brick & 
 Tile Co., 1910-11; Ceram. Engr., West Brick 
 Co., Danville, 111., 1911-12; Factory Supt., do., 
 1912-14; Inst. Ceram., Univ. of 111., 1914-16; 
 Assoc. Ceram. Chem., U. S. Bur. of Standards, 
 Pittsburgh, 1916 — . Auth.: Investigation of 
 Iron Ore Cement, Trans. Am. Ceinriit Users' 
 Assoc, 1902. Menv Am. Ceram. Soc; 111. 
 Brick Makers' Assn. Married Laura M. Mil- 
 ler ('10), O 12, 1912. Child, son, 1). Ag 1913- 
 Address, c/o Bureau of Standards, Pittsburgh. t 
 
 4496. CLARENCE FOSS WILLIAMS 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 3606, S5oO 
 Salesman; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. D 30, 
 tS86, Elgin, 111.; s. John Howard and Mary 
 Elizabeth (Foss) Williams. Prepared in II. S. 
 Phi Kappa Psi; Shield and Trident; Theta Nu 
 Epsilon. Editorial Dept.. Cleveland Leader and 
 Cleveland Netvs, 1910-12; Assoc. Ed., The Iron 
 Trade Review. Pittsburgh, 1912-17. Salesman. 
 The Allen S. Davison Co., do., 191 7 — . Married 
 Ruby Woods, S 5, 191 1, Belvidere, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Mary Louise, b. O 14, 1912; Jane Kllen, 
 b. Ap 25. 1017. Address. 116 Savannah .\ve., 
 Edgewood, Pittsburgh; bus. add., c/o Iron 
 Trade Review, 2148 Oliver Bldg, do. 
 
 4407. EX'KRETT WILLIAMS 
 Teacher: B. S.; .\. B.; b. Mr 30, 1S81, Har- 
 mony, Ind.; s. Thomas (b. Ag 6, 1843, d''-^ 
 and Rachel Ann (Thompson) Williams (b. S 
 5, 1853, Indianola, 111.). Prepared in Vermilion 
 Acad., Vermilion Grove; Earlham Coll., Rich- 
 mond, Ind. Ionian; Sec, Y. M. C. A. Prin., 
 
 H. -S., Bement, 111., 1910-12; Teacher, Sc, Ar- 
 eola, 111., 1913; do.. Mt. Vernon, 111., 1913. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Married Ora Lou Rob- 
 inson. D 30, 1908, Urbana. Address, Mt. Ver- 
 non, III. 
 
 4498. GLENN RICHARD WILLIAMS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 26, 1887, 
 Dennison, la.; s. Richard Edward (b. 1864, 
 Iowa City, la.) and Mary Elizabeth (Camp- 
 bell) Williams (b. 1S64, Chicago). Prepared 
 in Jefferson 11. S.; I.ewis Inst. Triangle. 
 Asst. Engr. ,• Chicago Ilgts. Land Assn., 1910; 
 Asst. City Engr., (Chicago Ilgts., 1910 — . Ad- 
 dress, 23 19th St., Chicago Heights, 111. 
 
 4499. FRANK WILLS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. F 20, 1884, 
 Mackinaw, 111.; s. James M. Wills. Prepared 
 in Mackinaw H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Acacia; 
 .Mjiha Chi Sigma; Sr. Hat Com.; Pres. Chem. 
 Club. Married Ada Lathrop, Ag 27, 1913, Cham- 
 paign. Address, 225 Florida Ave., Jacksonville, 
 Fla. 
 4500. LUCY GRAY WILSON (ERRETT) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Ap 14, 1887, Washington, la.; d. 
 Frank Louis (b. F 20, 1863, do.) and Harriet 
 Frances (Williams) Wilson (b. Je 14, 1864, 
 W. Newton, Mass.). Prepared in Washington 
 
 II. S.; Lasell Sem., Auburndale, Mass., 1904- 
 06; Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi. Libn., Ke- 
 wanee Pub. Lib., 1910-11. Mem., D. A. R. 
 Married Albert Widney Errett, Jr., O 11, 191 1, 
 Washington, la. Address, 524 S. Chestnut St., 
 Kewanee, 111. 
 
 4501. NELLE MAE WILSON (SCOTT) 
 B. L. S.; b. F 6, 1886, Ashland, 111.; d. Ed- 
 mund James (b. S 22, 1857) and Harriet Ca- 
 therine (Iline) Wilson (b. Ja 4, 1863). Pre- 
 pared in Macomb H. S.; Cent. Prep Sch.; N. 
 W. Univ., 1905-07. Delta Gamma. Libn., 
 Monticello Sem., 1910-11; Asst. Libn., West. 
 
 III. St. Norm. Sch., Macomb, 1911-13. Married 
 Ray Scott, S 25, 1913, Macomb, 111. Child, 
 Dorothy June, b. F 21, 1915. Address, Jackson- 
 ville, Ill.t 
 
 4S02. HULDA CATHERINE WITTE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. &• A.; b. Ag 12, 1886, 
 Pekin. III.; d. Henry C. (b. S 30, 1854, Berlin, 
 Ger.) and .\nna Rose (Handley) Witte (b. Mr 
 I, 1856, Stuttgart, do.). Prepared in Pekin H. 
 S. .\thenean; Phi Beta Kappa. Address, 
 5430 Cornell Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4503. OTTO FRED WOLF 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; Civ. Engr.; A. M. 
 in C. E., 1916; b. S 15, 1885, Niles Center, 111.; 
 s. Henry (b. 15 30, 1856, Augsburg, Ger.) and 
 Louise (Wurtz) Wolf (b. N 8, 1862, West Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Elmhurst, H. S. Prosemi- 
 nary Concrete Sub-foreman, Timekeeper and 
 Draftsman, Am. Bridge Co. Address, Elm- 
 hurst, 111. 
 
 4504. GEORGE VERNON WOOD 
 Graindealer; LL. B.; b. S 8, 1884. Gilford, 
 111.; s. Robert (b. D 14, 1861, Pentield, HI. ) 
 and Prudence Eve (Stewart) Wood (b. N 25. 
 1861, Charleston, 111.). Prejiared in Rantoul 
 H. S. Acacia: John IMarshall Law Club; Circu- 
 lation Mgr.. The Daily Illini; Chm., Sr. Com., 
 1910. A. F. A. M.: M. E. Church; Nat. Geog. 
 Soc .Address, Gifford, 111. 
 
 4505. HENRY CLAY WOOD 
 
 Auditor; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 26. 1884, De- 
 Kalb, 111.; s. Edward Olin (h. S 27, 1850. 
 Gilbertsville. N. Y.) and Amelia L. (Mason) 
 Wood (b. Mr 21. 1854. Berlin Heights, O.). 
 Prepared in DeKalb H. S. ; Univ. of Chicago, 
 1902-3. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Chi Psi. Audi- 
 tor, The Valley Bank, Phoenix, Ariz.; .10., 
 The Gile Valley Bank & Trust Co., .\riz. Ad- 
 dr-ess. The Valley Bank, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
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 4506. MARGARET CROWELL WOOD 
 
 (DICK) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2951) 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Ja 10, 1885, Mt. Pulaski, 111.; 
 
 d. Zeno Kelley (b. 1841, West Yarmouth, 
 
 Mass.) and Sarah Jane (Chase) Wood (b. 
 
 1844, Macomb, 111.). Prepared in Mt. Pulaski 
 
 H. S.; A. B., St. Marys Sch., Knoxville, 111., 
 
 1905- Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi. Married 
 
 Carl Rankin Dick ('07), D 11, 1912, Champaign. 
 
 Address, 649 W. North St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 4507. STEPHEN GASKELL WOOD 
 B. S.; b. D 28, 1884, Evanston, 111.; s. E. 
 W. Wood, i'repared in Evanston Tp. H. S. 
 With Am. Creosoting Co., Chicago, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, Maywood; iU. 
 
 4508. *WILLIAM STRONG WRIGHT 
 Business; A. B. in L. and A.; b. N 29, 1886; 
 s. Alvin (b. Easthampton, Mass.) and Caro- 
 line (Trimble) Wright (b. Crown Point, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Gushing Acad., Mass.; Univ. 
 of Vt., 1906-08. Alpha Tau Omega; Delta 
 Kappa Chi; Varsity Football; Class Football. 
 V. P., Flexlume Sign Co.; Treas., do., Buffalo, 
 N. Y. Mem., Univ. Club, Buffalo, N. Y.; 
 Westminster Club; Gyro Club. Married Mabel 
 Dorcas Stanton, Ja 2, 1912, New York City. 
 Children: Prudence Stanton, b. F i, 191,3; 
 William Strong, Jr.. b. Ap 18, 1914. Died O 10, 
 191 8, Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 4509. MINNIE YONGE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. D 14, 1882, Rich- 
 land Co., 111.; d. Zebulon I. (b. F 14, 1851, 
 Rising Sun, Ind.) and Margaret J. (Dickerson; 
 Yonge (b. N 24, 1861, Jasper Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Industrial Arts H. S., Sterling, Colo.; 
 Univ. of Colo.; Univ. of Calif., 1914. Teacher, 
 Biol., Indus. Arts H. S., Logan Co., Sterling, 
 Colo.; do., H. S., Carthage, Mo.; do., Seima 
 Union H. S., Selma, Calif., 1914-18. Pres., 
 Westminster Guild, ion; Pres., Christian En- 
 deavor, 191 1 — . Address, 2451 N. McCall Ave, 
 Selma, Calif. 
 
 4510. ROSE JANE Y^OUNG (BALLOU) 
 A. B. in Gen. Sc; b. Ag 21, 1879, Grafton, 
 Neb.; d. Robert J. (b. Rushville, 111.) and Mary 
 (Harrison) Young (b. Waymart, Pa.l. Pre- 
 pared in Rushville H. S. Married Fredtric 
 Herbert Ballou, Ag 18, 191 0, Rushville, 111. 
 Address, Tempe, Ariz. 
 
 4SII. JOHN BENNETT YOWELL 
 Ceramist; A. B. in Ceram.; b. Ag i, 1887, 
 Dudley, 111.; s. Edmund k'o. S 2, 1863, Clark 
 Co., 111.) and Clara Frances (Bennett) Yowell 
 (b. S 9, 1862, Edgar Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. With Ark. Brick & Mgr. Co., 
 1910; Dudley, 111., 191 1 — . B. P. O. E.; A 
 F. A. M. Address, Reynoldsville, Pa. 
 
 4Si^. JUEDAN TUN-SHON ZHEN 
 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. & A.; B. S. in R. 
 R. C. E., 191 1 ; A. M., 1911; b. 1880, Soochow, 
 Shanghai, China. Prepared in Nanyang (ioll., 
 .Shanghai, China; Univ. of Calif., 1905-07; 
 Univ. of Wis., 1907-8. C. E. Club; Cosmo- 
 politan Club, Asst. Prof., Math. Coll. of Fin- 
 ance; Accountant, Div. Ry. Accts. and Statis- 
 tics, Ministry of Communications, Peking, 
 China. Mem. Trinity M. E. Church, Urbana. 
 Address, No. 6 Chia Yuan, Huting, West City, 
 Peking, China. 
 
 4513. AARON WILBUR ZIMMERMAN 
 
 Inspector; B. A. in M. E.; b. O 14, 1885, 
 Tiskilwa, 111.; s. Samuel (b. Je 18, 1858, Pe- 
 oria) and Katherine (Albrecht) Zimmerman (b. 
 Ap 3, 1858, Tiskilwa, 111.). Prepared in Tiskil- 
 wa H. .S. Testing Engr., Gary, Ind., 1910-11; 
 Insp. Engr., do., 191 1 — . Married Co-ro Tor- 
 ene, N 28, 1912, Tiskilwa, 111. Child, Louise 
 Charlotte, b. O 27, 1913. Address, 650 Polk 
 St., Gary, Ind. 
 
 4514. GEORGE FULTON DANIEL 
 ZIMMERMAN 
 Salesman; LL. B.; b. Ag 3, 1883, Mason 
 City, 111.; s. Albert Randolph (b. 1853, do.) 
 and Anniah Belle (Walker) Zimmerman (b. 
 1865, do.). Prepared in Mason City H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Psi Upsilon; Fresh, football. 
 With Contract Dept., Cent. Union Tel. Co., 
 Rock Island, 111., 1910-11; Lawyer, Peoria, 
 1912-17; Salesman, Leader Iron Works. Deca- 
 tur, 111.. 1917-18; do., Urbana, 1918 — . Married 
 Tulia Gale Barrett, Je 27, 1910, Cincinnati. 
 Children: Elizabeth Gale, b. Je 13, 1911; Julia 
 Barrett, b. O 17, 1913; George Fulton Daniel, 
 b. O 17. 1914 (died Je 24, 1915); John Barrett, 
 b. D 19, 1915. Address, 514 Michigan Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add.. Central Ave. and Wabash 
 Tracks, Urbana. 
 
 CLASS OF 1911 (473 LIVING, 7 DEAD) 
 
 4515. ALFRED NALLE ABBOTT 
 (Son of No. 121; Brother of No. 4516) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag i, 1887. 
 Saltillo, Mex.; s. Theodore Sperry ('77), (b. S 
 21, 1855, Morrison, 111.) and Aurelia (Nalle)' 
 Abbott (b. New Orleans, La.). Prepared in 
 Woodberry Forest, Orange, Va.; W. Texas Mil. 
 Acad., San Antonio, Tex. Triangle. Civ. 
 Engr. in irrigation projects. Address, Santa 
 Marta, Columbia, S. Am. 
 
 4043. BAYARD TAYLOR ABBOTT 
 
 (Son of No. 416; Brother of Nos. 4044, 6687, 
 8909) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 5, 1887, Mor- 
 rison. 111.; s. Alfred Noyes ('85), (b. N 2. 1862, 
 Union Grove, 111.) and Sarah G. (Green) 
 Abbott. Prepared in Morrison H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Acacia; Cosmopolitan Club: Agr. Club; 
 Crystal Club. Mgr.. Stock Farm, Morrison, 111. 
 Address, Morrison, 111. 
 
 4516. THEODORA SARA ABBOTT 
 (Daughter of No. 121; Sister of No. 4515) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 11, 1890, Saltillo, 
 Coahuila, Mex.; d. Theodore Sperry i'77), (b. 
 
 S 21, 1855, Morrison, 111.) and Aurelia (Nalle) 
 Abbott, (b. Ag I, i860, New Orleans. La.). Pre- 
 pared in Fairmount Acad., Wichita, Kan. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Address, Saltillo, Coa- 
 huila, Me-x. 
 
 4517. WILLIAM ALBERT ALBRECHT 
 (Brother of No. 7333) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 12, 1888, 
 Flanagan, 111.; s. John (b. N 20, 1833, Ger.) 
 and Barbara (Nafziger) Albrecht (b. Ag 28, 
 1851, Zweilbriicken, do.). Prepared in Acad., 
 Rluft'ton Coll., O. Ionian. Teacher, Bluffton 
 Coll.. Bluffton, O., 1911-12; Instr., Soils. Univ. 
 of Mo., 1916 — ■. Auth. : Changes in Nitrogen 
 (Tontent of Stored Soils, Jour. Am. Soc. of 
 .■igronomy. Vol. X, No. 2. F 1918. Mem., 
 Classical Assn. of Middle West and South; 
 Am. Soc. of Agronomy; Soc. Am. Bacteriol- 
 ogists; Mennonite Church. Address, Columbia, 
 Mo. 
 
 4518. WILLIAM SELBY ALLAN 
 
 Instrumentman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 6, 
 1888, Toronto, Can.; s. Selby. Gundry (b. Jl 6, 
 1851, Brigus, Newfoundland) and Agnes Oliver 
 (Rutherford) Allan (b. Ag 19, 1861, Harbor 
 Grace, do.). Lewis Inst. Freshman Basket- 
 
4o6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1911 
 
 ball; Baseball; Class Football. In Engng. Camps 
 of Madeira-^Mamore Ry., Jungles of Brazil; 
 Levelman, 191 1; Instrumentnian, 191^ — . Ad- 
 dress, 648 E. Cornelia Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4519. GEORGE B. ALLEN 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 8, 1886, 
 Roodhouse, 111.; s. Alonzo (b. D 8, 1837, do.) 
 and Ellen Elizabeth (McCracken) Allen (b. 
 My 25, 1842). Prepared in Roodhouse H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors; Illini Staff, 19 10. 
 Draftsman, Hastings Motor Shaft Co., 191 1; 
 with Hudson iMotor Car Co.. Detroit, 1912-13; 
 With Chalmers Motor Co., do., 1913-15; Exp. 
 Engr., do., 191 5; Asst. Chief Engr., Liberty 
 Motor Car Co., do., 191 5-1 7. First Lt., Ord. 
 Reserve Corps. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address, 
 Roodhouse, 111. 
 
 4520. RAY CLIFFORD ALLEN 
 Employment Mgr. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 
 . 27, 18S6. Waterman, 111.; s. Fred Lincoln (b. 
 S 30, 1869, do.) and Ella Pearl (Sawyer) Allen 
 (b. F 12, 1861, Pierce, 111.). Prepared in 
 Winfield (Kan.) H. S. Record Clerk, Com- 
 monwealth Edison Co., Chicago, 1911-15; So- 
 cial Investigator, do., 1915-16; Vocational Ad- 
 visor, do., 1916-17; Employment Mgr., do., 
 1917 — . Mem., Employment Mgrs. Club, Chi- 
 cago. Married Bectha Edna Shealy, Je 17, 
 1916, Chicago. Child, Charles Edward, b. iSIr 
 27, 1917. Address, 5918 S. Sawyer Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 4834 S. Halsted St., do. 
 
 4S2I. WILLIAM HERBERT ALMY 
 (Husband of No. 4532; Brother of No. 3618) 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 14, 1881, 
 Galesburg, III.; s. William Hoffman (b. Ap 
 1 85 1, Philadelphia) and Mary Louise (Shull) 
 Almy (b. 1854, New York). Prepared in 
 Sterling and Coloma Tp. H. S.; LIniv. Acad. 
 Charter Mem., M. E. Soc. ; Gym. Team; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Chm., Cap and Gown Com. 
 Dir., Man. Tr., Thornton Tp. H. S., Harvey, 
 111.; Farmer, Indianola, 111., 1916 — . Scout 
 Master of Boy Scouts of Am. Married Flor- 
 ence Baird Cii), D 21, 1912, Indianola, 111. 
 Children: Jean Baird, b. N 23, 1913; Lo's 
 Winifred, b. Ap 28, 191 5. Address, R. i, In- 
 dianola, 111. 
 
 4522. ARVID ROBERT ANDERSON 
 Engr. and Mfr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1912: 
 b. O I, 1890, Chicago; s. Lars Gustav (b. D 
 S, 1858, Orebro, Sweden) and Augusta (Gus- 
 tavson) Anderson (b. Ag 25, 1861, Boxholm, 
 do.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Gamma 
 Alpha; Prelim. Honors; Final Honors; Special 
 Honors; Grad. Scholarship. Pres., The Auto- 
 matic Reclosing Circuit Breaker Co. Columbus, 
 O. Bat. F., 324th F. A.. Camp Sherman, O. 
 Address, 239 19th Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 4523. CHARLES THOMAS ANDERSON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1912; 
 b. Mr 12, 1888, Taylorville, 111.; s. Arche- 
 laus (b. O 16, 1 85 1, Green Co., Ind.) and 
 Leah Grace' (Chapman) Anderson (b. My 4, 
 i860, (Dgle Co., 111.). Prepared in Taylorville 
 Tp. H. S. Gen. Assembly under-grad. Scholar- 
 ship. Gen. research, Elec. Co., Pittsfield, Mass., 
 ig 12-16; do.. LTnion Switch &• Signal Co., 
 Swissvale, Pa., 1916-17. Lt. Jr. Grade U. S. N. 
 R.; Radio officer, U. S. S. Minnesota; do.. V. 
 S. S. New Mexico. Address, 628 E. Franklin 
 St., Taylorville, 111. 
 
 4524. CLAIR ELMORE ANDERSON 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 1913; b. 
 F 19, 1886, Summer Hill, 111.; s. H. L. and 
 EHza Anderson. Prepared in Pittsfield H. S. 
 E. E. Soc. Sales Dept., Gen. Elec. Co. Lamp 
 Works, Harrison, N. J., 1913-17; do., H. W. 
 McCandless & Co., 1917; Asst. Sales Mgr., do., 
 1917-18; Mgr., Miniature Lamp Sales, Am. Ev- 
 
 eready Works. Long Island City, N. Y. Ad- 
 dress, 44 Bleecker St., Newark, N. J.; bus. add., 
 American Eveready Works, Long Island City, 
 
 4525. WILLIAM CORNELISON ANTHONY 
 Testing Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 26, 
 1890, Peoria; s. Mark (b. Washington, 111.) 
 and Carrie Hester Anthony (b. Centralia, do.). 
 Prepared in Streator Tp. H. S. M. E. Soc. 
 Instr., Tulane Engng. Coll., 1911-12; Engr., 
 Chicago office of White Co.; Cleveland Motor 
 truck and car builders, 1912-15; Visited Europ- 
 ean truck and gas engine plants, 191 5; Special 
 Work, White Co., 1915; Experimental work in 
 <levelopment of an automatic dumping body for 
 handling coal and other materials on motor 
 trucks, 1918. Married Edith Maurer, Je i, 
 1918, South Bend, Ind. Address, Streator, 111. 
 
 45^6. VERNE LINN APPLEGATE 
 (Brother of Nos. 2558, 3258, 6055) 
 Farmer; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Je 7, 1887, Atlanta, 
 111.; s. Albert Augustus (b. My 6, 1849, Dillon, 
 111.) and Clara Angelina (Miller) Applegate (b. 
 My 8, 1851). Prepared in Atlanta H. S. Far- 
 mer, Atlanta, 111. Address, Atlanta, Ill.t 
 
 4527. JESSIE LOUISE ARMS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Randolph, Wis.; d. 
 Myron F. (b. Goshen, Vt.) and Mary Bass 
 (Lyon) Arms (b. Randolph, Wis.). Prepared 
 in Randolph (Wis.) H. S. Ph. B., Lawrence 
 Coll., 1904. Cataloger, Lib., la. St. Univ. 
 Mem., D. A. R.; Am. Lib. Assn. Address. 628 
 X. Linn St., Iowa City, la. 
 
 4528. CHARLES NATHAN ARNOLD 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. E.; b. N s, 1889, 
 Princeton, 111.; s. R. B. and Susie K. (Alex- 
 ander) Arnold. Prepared in Galena H. S. 
 Elec. Test. Lab., Evanston, 111.; Asst. Electn., 
 .\rmour & Co., Chicago, 1914-17. Lt., Jr. 
 Grade. U. S. N. R., D 8, 1917—- Address, U. 
 
 5. S. Pennsylvania, c/o Postmaster, New York 
 City. 
 
 4529. RALPH ARNOLD 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 2, li 
 Carbondale, 111.; s. John J. (b. Je 28, li 
 Henry, 111.) and Samantha (Hindman) Ar 
 nold (b. Mr 8, i860, Carbondale, 111.). Pre 
 pared in S. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Egyptian Club 
 Draftsman, 191 1; Supt. of Const., 191 i-i' 
 Arch., Beuttler & Arnold, 1918 — . Address 
 c/o Beuttler & Arnold, 609-10 Security Bldg, 
 Sioux City, la. 
 
 4530. ALPHYLD JOSEPHINE AXELSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in L. & A.; b. Je 21, 1891, 
 Moline, 111.; d. G. E. (b. 1859, Sweden) and 
 .\ugusta (Rylander) Axelson (b. 1863, do.). 
 Prepared in Moline H. S.; Grinnell Coll., la., 
 1907-08; Augustana Coll., 1908-09. Alpha Del- 
 ta Pi. Teacher, Eng., H. S., Somerset. Ky., 
 1911-13; do., Little Rock, Ark., 1913-is; Teach- 
 er, Ger., Rock Island, 111.; H. S., 1916-18; do., 
 Eng.. do., 1918 — . Mem., 111. Branch of Assn. 
 of Collegiate Alumnae. Address, 2445 19th Ave., 
 Rock Island, 111. 
 
 4531. FREDERICK EUGENE BAER 
 Reporter; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 31, 1889, 
 Belleville, 111:; s. Amson (b. Ag 8, 1851, Wur- 
 temberg, Ger.) and Sadie (Saenger) Baer (b. F 
 
 6, 186s, New York City). Prepared in St. 
 Louis Man. Tr. Sch. Assoc. Ed., Illini; Local 
 Ed., Illini; Ed., Do/^i: Sheet; 111. Union Coun- 
 cil; Illio Bd.; Sr. Memorial Com.; Class Day 
 Com.; Fall Homecoming Com.; Asst. Ed.. 
 Alumni Quarterly; Ed., Mgr., the Summer 7//i»j 
 Newspaper Reporter, St. Louis Times, 1911-12; 
 do., Philadelphia Press, 1912-16; do., Philadel- 
 phia Evening Ledger, 191 6-1 7; do.. New York 
 American, igi?- Co. B, 305th Inf.. U. S. A., 
 S 1917. address, c/o Mrs. Amson Baer, Elms 
 Hotel, Chicago. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 4S3iA. BERTHA SALSICH BAIRD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. My 21, 1877, Terrc 
 Haute, Ind.; d. Aaron Benjamin (b. JI 28, 
 1842, Livonia, N. Y.) and Frances Avrilla 
 (Bain) Salsich (b. O 30, 1849, Frankfort, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Seymour (Ind.) II. S. Aleth- 
 enai; Kappa Alpha Theta; Pres., Lib. Club. 
 Libn., Mason City Pub. Lib., 191 1 — . Married 
 John Faris Baird, Mr 3, 1897, Seymour, Ind. 
 (died O 22, 1905). Address, 117 N. Adams St., 
 Mason City, la. 
 
 4S32. FLORENCE BAIRD (ALMY) 
 (Wife of No. 4521) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 22, 1S90, Indian- 
 ola, 111.; d. W. S. (b. Ag 26, 1S53, do.) and 
 Laura (Gray) Baird (b. S 14, 1862, Sidell, 111.). 
 Prepared in Indianola H. S. and Frances Shim- 
 er Acad. Kappa Delta Pi; Illiola. Practice 
 teaching, Acad. Married William Herbert 
 Almy ('11). D 21, 1912, Indianola, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Jean Baird, b. N 23, 1913; Lois Winifred, 
 b. Ap 28, 1915. Address, Indianola, 111. 
 
 4533- CHARLOTTE PHELPS BAKER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 27, 1888, 
 Sullivan, 111.; d. John Henry (b. F 3, 1854, do.) 
 and Carrie A. (Phelps) Baker (b. My 10, 1856, 
 Willmington, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan H. 
 S. Alpha Chi Omega; Alethenai. Teacher, 
 Sullivan H. S., 191 7. Address, 1807 Harrison 
 St., Sullivan, Ill.t 
 
 4534. ELMER JEROME BAKER, JR. 
 Editor; A. B. in L. A.; b. Ja 3, 1889, Chi- 
 cago; s. Elmer Jerome (b. 1861, Quasqueton, 
 la.) and May Fuller (Jones) Baker (b. 1862, 
 St. Charles, 111.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. 
 S. and New Trier Tp. H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Phi Delta Phi. Married Rebecca Van Devan- 
 ter Chamberlain, My 29, 191 3. Children: El- 
 mer Jerome, III, b. S 17, 19:4; Paul Chamber- 
 lain, b. S 8, 1916. Address, 2909 Mildred Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 701 Masonic Temple, do. 
 
 4S3S. ADA LILLIAN BALDWIN (HYDE) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 16, 1888, 
 Port Rowan, Ont.; d. H. V. and Annie (Crid- 
 land) Baldwin. Prepared in North Dixon H. 
 S.; Univ. of Wis., 1907-8. H. Sc. Club; Pi 
 Beta Phi. Teacher, Dom. Sc, Rockford H. S., 
 1911-13. Mem., Rockford Woman's Clubs; 
 Coll. Woman's Club 1914 — . Married Harold 
 Stuart Hyde, O 22, 1913, Dixon, 111. Address, 
 215 Cherry St., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 4536. BRYANT BANNISTER 
 (Brother of No. 4538) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 24, 1887; 
 s. John Conkey (b. N 15, i860, Evanston, 111.) 
 and Frances Elizabeth (Bryant) Bannister (b. 
 My 17, 1866, Princeton, 111.). Prepared in 
 Kewanee H. S.; Mass. Inst, of Tech. Delta 
 LTpsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Phoenix; M. E. Soc; 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. ; Prelim. Honors; 
 Univ. Bowling; Pres., Y. M. C. A., 1910-11; 
 Pres., 111. Union; Chm.. Home Coming Com.; 
 Univ. Golf. Engr., Nat. Tube Co., 1912-18; 
 dio., U. S. Steel (iorp., Ord. Dept., Neville 
 Island, Pa. Address, 260 Bellefield Ave., 
 Pittsburgh; bus. add., c/o U. S. Steel Corp., 
 Ord. Dept., Ambridge, Pa. 
 
 4537. JULIAN CLYDE BANNISTER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 14. 1888, 
 Veil, la.; s. E. B. Bannister. Prepared in 
 Ellsworth H. S. Triangle. Address, 515 Black 
 Bldg., Los. Angeles. 
 
 4538. KIMBALL BANNISTER 
 (Brother of No. 4536) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 4, 1889, Prince- 
 ton, 111.: s. John C. (b. N 15, i860, Evanston, 
 III.) and Frances (Bryant) Bannister (b. My 
 
 407 
 
 17. 1865, Princeton, 111.). Prepared in Ke- 
 wanee H. b. M. D., N. W. Univ., 1914. Delta 
 Lpsilon; Sigma Mu Rho; Nu Sigma Nu-Var 
 sjty Baseball; Class Baseball; cLTs BowS;' 
 Uim Sr. Invitation Com.; Illio staff; Y. M C 
 A. Cabinet; Univ. Auditing Com. Alpha 
 Omega Alpha. Lab. Asst., hiitology^ Univ of 
 III.; Asst. Instr Physiol., N. W. Univ Med 
 Sch., 19:1-14; Res. Physician, Cook Co. Hosp 
 
 ll'iVe' Vol M^1'^-^^'^^''°^^ ^d" Co- Represe'ii: 
 beVlT rr. ; ^- Se^'^'ce Corps. Married Eliza- 
 Ch IH r' Tn^^^"'.^ -3, 1916. Milwaukee. 
 ChiW^ Kimball Jr., b Jl „, 1917. Addres.,, 
 
 fi luzzritdo^''''''"'^- ^'"^■■' '-■ -^''•. 
 
 4539. JESSE AUGUST BARGOLA 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 15 1888 
 Pecatonica, 1 11 ; s. Henry (b. 1859. Milwau: 
 kee) and Otilla (Hedke) Bargola (b. 1863, 
 do.) Prepared m Pecatonica H. S.; Univ 
 Acad. Scarab. Head Draftsman. Frank A 
 Carpenter, Arch., Rockford, 1911-18; Civilian 
 Draftsman, Const. Q. M., Camp Grant, 19 18—. 
 II T,ff u"";^'^' '|'5-i6; Fed. Nat. Guard, 3rd 
 h!;h c ' ^°"''^er Service, 1916. Married Viola 
 Hodgson, F 24 1915, Rockford. Child, Henry, 
 
 w A? ^ '^c^ '^i''"^, ^P S' 1916). Address, 1135 
 N. Main St., Rockford, 111. ^ 
 
 4540. NELSON RODERS BARR 
 Engineer; B. S in E. E. ; b. My 3, 1884. 
 
 (luthill) Barr Prepared in Quincy H. S 
 Sec. Cooper Engng. & Mfg. Co. Address] 
 230 E. Huron St., Chicago. 
 
 4541. ALBERT EDWARD BARRADELL 
 Teacher; A. B in Sc; b. New Castle on 
 Tyne, Eng; s Albert (b. 1844, Childswick- 
 ham, Eng) and Elizabeth (Clark) Barradell 
 (b. 1848 London Eng.). Prepared in Proph- 
 etstown H. S; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Delta 
 lau Delta; Students Union Plav; Band- Or- 
 chestra Teacher H S., Oak Park, 111. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, Englewood, Ill.t 
 
 4542. SARAH ANITA BARRETT 
 
 (REECE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3927; Sister of No. 1808) 
 
 tiA/-t'" ^-^A-,^'.,^- ^- N 6, 1 886, Butler, 
 111.; d. Jesse Clark (b. My 30, 1839, Deerfield, 
 Ind.) and Emma Cornelia (Hutchinson) Bar- 
 rett (b. D 19, 1852. Henry, 111.). Prepared in 
 ?"'er H. S.; Hillsboro H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 -Mpha Ai Delta; Yo Ma; Phi Delta Psi; W A 
 A Teacher, Eng., Litchfield H. S., 1910-11.' 
 ^h^^' ^'- .^\ ^i ^- 1905-7. Married Wade 
 W. Reece ( 09), Je 29, 1911, Butler, 111. Child, 
 Anita Rose, b. My 25, 1912. Address. 6725 
 Chappel Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4543. PERCY LEVI BARTON 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 5, 1886, Nor- 
 mal, 111.; s. Herbert Jewett (b. Newport, N. 
 H.) and Sara Lavina (Dodge) Barton (b. 
 Granthaiii, N. H.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Engr., Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., 191 1- 
 14; Farmer, Dutton, Mont., 1915 — . Mem, 
 Presby. Church. Married Elizabeth May Willis, 
 D 27, 191 7, Mt. Vernon, Washington. Address, 
 Dutton, Teton County, Mont. 
 
 4544. JOHN BESLER BASSETT 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 17, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Norman C. and Laura H. (Besler) 
 Bassett (b. Augusta, 111.). Prepared in Chi- 
 cago Man. Tr. Sch.; Univ. H. S. ; Armour 
 Inst., 1905-8. Delta Tau Delta; Sigma Xi. 
 Assoc, mem.. A. I. E. E.; A. A. A. S.; Mo- 
 hawk Club; Mohawk Golf Club. Ensign, Sub- 
 marine Service, New London, Conn.; Mustered 
 out, Mr 1919. Address, 125 Parkwood Blvd., 
 Schenectady. N. Y. ; bus. add., D. C. Engng. 
 Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., do. 
 
4o8 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [IQII 
 
 454S. FKANK STANLEY BAUER 
 (Brother of Nos. 3632, 6073) 
 Professor; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 27, 1888, 
 Blue Mound, III.; s. Charles R. and Alice K. 
 (\yall) Bauer. Prepared in Prep. Sch., James 
 Millikin Univ.; Univ. Acad. Sigma Xi. 
 Draftsman, Bunscn Coal Co.; Instr., M. E., 
 Univ. of Colo., 1911-14; Asst. Prof., M. E., 
 Univ. of Colo., 1914 — . Married Jessie Mc- 
 Ginnis, D 23, 1914, Boulder, Colo. Children: 
 Frances Evelyn, b. Mr 2, 1916; William Char- 
 les, b. S IS, 1917. Address, 951 Lincoln Place, 
 Boulder, Colo. 
 
 4546. •OTTO ANTON BAUER 
 (Brother of No. 6074) 
 Arch. Engr. ; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap 22, 1877, 
 Home City, Kan.; s. Victor (b. Ag 14, 1857, 
 Hohenzollern, Ger.) and Annie Marie (Lenz) 
 Bauer. Prepared in Horton H. S.; Rose Poly. 
 Inst. Orch. Club; Spalding Guild; Loyola. 
 Supt. of Const., Iowa Mausoleum (io.. Main 
 office, Waterloo, la. Died Ag 19, 1914, Mar- 
 ion, Kan. 
 
 4547. FLORENCE GABRIELLE BAXTER 
 
 (SNYDER) 
 (Wife of No. 5426; Sister of Nos. 2579, 3276) 
 A. B. in Sc; M. A., 1912; b. Ja 21, i8qo, 
 Nauvoo, 111.; d. Emile J. (b. My 13, 1853. 
 Newark, N. J.) and Eugenie A. (Dadant) 
 Baxter (b. France). Prepared in Keokuk (la.) 
 H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Sigma Xi; Athenean; 
 W. A. A.; Scliolarship in Math., 1911-12; Class 
 Basketball. Teacher, II. S., Farmer City, 111. 
 Married Alden E. Snyder ('12), O 22, 19 13, 
 Nauvoo, 111. Children: Lillian Mary, b. S 14, 
 1914; John Alden, b. F 6, 1916. Address, Hills- 
 boro. 111. 
 
 4548. HERBERT CLINTON BECK 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 19, 1888, 
 Chemung, 111.; s. Robert J. (b. D 17, 1851, 
 Co. Armagh, Ireland) and Emma M. (Puffer) 
 Beck (b. Ja 25, 1857, Chemung. 111.). Pre- 
 pared in II. S., Harvard, 111. Varsity Track 
 Team. Bridge Designing Engr., City of Chi- 
 cago. Married Grace Trautman, D 28, 1915. 
 W'aukegan, 111. Address, 6535 Greenwood 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 402 City Hall, do. 
 
 4549. HOWARD BENJAMIN BEECIIER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 16, 1862, 
 Monmouth, 111.; s. Benjamin Jonah (b. Jl 22, 
 1832, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.) and Mercy 
 Ann (Boland) Beecher (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Galva H. S.; Ann Arbor (Mich.) II. S.; la. 
 St. Univ.; Univ. of Mich. Phi Delta Theta. 
 Prin., Douglas Sch.; Prin., Night Sch., Peoria. 
 Treas., Central 111. Teachers Assn., 1910-12; 
 Sec.-Treas., Peoria Phi Delta Theta, Alunuii 
 Club. Married Alice Day, 1S86, Galva, 111. 
 Children: Benjamin Sanford, b. Jl i, 18S8; 
 Dorothy Alice, b. Mr i, 1896; Frances, b. My 
 24, 1899. Address, 408 Frye Ave., Peoria. 
 
 4550. JOE POPE BENSON 
 Cashier: A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 14. 1889, 
 Marion, 111.; s. William Lumb (b. S i, 1852, 
 do.) and Mary Delilah (Pope") Benson (b. Mr 
 13, 1863, Herrin's Prairie. 111.). Prepareii in 
 Herrin and iMarion H. Schs. Iris; Scribblers; 
 Adelphic: Y. M. C. A.; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Prelim. Honors; Illini Staff: ///. Mag. Bd; 
 Hatchet Orator. Asst. Mgr., Alumni Quarterly. 
 Cashier, City Nat. Bank. Herrin, 111., 1912-18. 
 S. A. T. C. (Vocational Section B) Univ. of 
 Chicago; Mustered out D 6, 1018. Mem.. Chris- 
 tian Church; A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; K. P.; 
 Sec, Group Ten, 111. Bankers Assn., 1917-18. 
 Address, Herrin, 111. 
 
 45SI. FRED STANTON BENTON 
 Masonry Insp. ; B. S. in Ry. E.; b. O 15, 
 1 886, Forsyth, 111.; s. Victor Wayne (b. S 26, 
 1854, Beechtown, O.) and Nettie Flora 
 (Stewart) Benton (b. Ap 13, 1853, Decatur, 
 III.). Prepared in Decatur H. S.; James Mil- 
 likin Univ. Acacia. Masonry Insp., Bridge 
 Dept., I. C. R. R. Co. B., 503rd Engrs. (Ser- 
 vice Bn.). Annex Forces, A. E. F., France. 
 .Iddress, Forsyth, 111. 
 
 4S5-- ADDA ELIZABETH BERGER 
 (GENTRY) 
 (Wife of No. 5144; Sister of No. 1816) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 23, 1888, Dolton, 
 III.; d. John (b. 1844, do.) and Margaret 
 (Karch) Berger (b. 1853, Frankfort, 111.). 
 Prepared in Lexington II. S. Chi Omega; 
 Illiola; Der Deutsche Verein. Teacher, Lex- 
 ington II. S., 111., 1912-13. Married William 
 Summer Gentry ('12), Ja 4, 1914, Dolton 111. 
 Child, William Berger, b. O 5, 1917. Address, 
 Omaha, Neb. 
 
 4553- LOUIS STEWART BERNSTEIN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 21, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. A. Bernstein. Prepared in Medill 
 H. S. N'arsity Football; Varsity Basketball, 
 Capt., 191 1 ; Phoenix. Civ. Engr., Am. Bridge 
 Co., Gary Ind. Address, 3215 Douglas Blvd., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 .554. JOHN D.WID BIGGS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 23, 1888, Tamalco, 111.; 
 s. Henry Pinckney (b. Je 14, 1847, Callaway 
 Co., Ky.) and Delphia Maria (Holsberry) 
 Biggs (b. Bond Co., 111.). Prepared in Green- 
 ville Acad, and Whipple Acad., Jacksonville, 
 111. St. Atty., Bond (Jo., 111., 1012-16. Mar- 
 ried Mabel Grace Biggs, O 4, 19 13. Effingham, 
 111. Child, Delphia Pauline, b. Jl 27, 1914. 
 Address, 515 S. 2nd St., Greenville, 111. 
 
 4SSS. THOMAS MILTON BIRNEY 
 Cml. Dept., City Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. Jl 7, 1869, Leroy, 111.; s. John W. (b. Cadiz, 
 O.) and Mary Jane (Ilealeo) Hirney (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Normal H. S.; Bloomington Cml. 
 Coll.; Wesleyan Univ. Acad.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ.; Univ. of Chicago. Supt., Schs., Ma- 
 comb, 111.; Cml. Dept., City Schs., St. Louis. 
 Mem., Nat. Educ. Assn.; Nat. Geog. Soc. ; 
 A. F. A. M. JMarried Olive Gertrude Thomas, 
 Je 190S, Edwardsville, 111. Child, Robert Mil- 
 ton, b. Ja 30, 1907. Address, 3848A Ashland 
 Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 4556. CHARLES DAY BLACK 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 1912; 
 b. Je 3, 1885, Plymouth, 111.; s. William (b. 
 Jl 15, 1851, Elkton, Ky.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Walton) Black (b. Ag 30, 1S56, Plymouth, 
 111.). Prepared in Christian Univ. Acad.; 
 Christian Univ., Canton, Mo. E. E. Soc; ist 
 Lt. and Bn. Adjt., Univ. Regt. ; Stud. Branch, 
 A. I. E. E. Research Lab., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Pittsfield, i.iass., 1912-14; Transformer, Engng. 
 Dept., do., 1914-16; Elec. Engr., Sargent & 
 Lundy. Chicago, 1916-18; Instr., Sch. of Engng., 
 Milwaukee, 1918 — . Married Bertha Edith 
 Kahl, S 6, 1917, Pittsfield, Mass. Address, 
 144 Juneau Ave., Milwaukee; bus. add., 373 
 Broadway Ave., do. 
 
 4557. ELMER FREDERICK BLAKESLEE 
 (Husband of No. 7201) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ag 25, 
 1890, Fairfield, Neb.; s. Fred Gervaise (b. Je 
 6, 1862, Woodstock, 111.) and Lillian May 
 (Purer) Blakeslee (b. F 21, 1865, do.). Pre; 
 pared in Lockport and Joliet H. Schs. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Phoeni.x: Scabbard and Blade; 
 Helmet; Ku Klux: Prelim. Honors; Mgr., 
 Varsity Football; Class Baseball and Football. 
 Engr., Stone & Webster, Engng. Corporation. 
 
igiij 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 409 
 
 Q. M. C, Interior Storage Depot, Columbus, 
 O. Married Katherine Seaman ('15^ D 29, 
 1015. Child, Katherine Jean, b. Mr 2, 1917. 
 Address, Hotel Lincoln, Columbus, O. 
 
 4558. HELEN EVA BLISS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. &• A.; b. F 11, 1891; d. 
 Abel (b. Ag 8, 1853, New Lenox, 111.) and 
 Nettie (Lynk) Bliss (b. S 25, 1857, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Lake View II. S., Chicago; Lexington 
 (Miss.) H. S., Gamma Phi Beta; Alethenai; 
 mini Staff; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Woman's 
 League Adv. Bd.; Classical Club; Class Day 
 Com. Teaclier, Eng., II. .S., Shrcveport, La., 
 1915-18; Clerical work. Bur. of Aircraft Pro- 
 duction, Washington, D. C. Mem., S. Assn. of 
 Coll. Alumni. Address, Howard, Miss.; bus. 
 add., 318 3rd St., N. E. Washington, D. C. 
 
 4559. WILLIAM NICHOLAS BOLLINGKK 
 Draftsman and Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 
 30, 1889, Sycamore, 111.; s. Frank William (b. 
 My 6, 1859, Burlington, 111.) and Mary Anna 
 (Fleming) Bollinger (b. Mr 16, i860, Naper- 
 ville, 111.). Prepared in Sycamore H. S. Phi 
 Kappa. Chief draftsman and Engr., Bridge 
 and Iron Co. Rock Island, 111. Co. II, 23rd 
 Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918. .Address, 
 1305 Ruby Ave., Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 4560. ELVIN EDWARDS BOON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 20, 1890, 
 
 Chrisman, 111.; s. William Elijah (b. N 73, 
 1868, Chrisman, 111.) and Caroline (Edwards; 
 Boon. Prepared in Chrisman H. S. Ilus; 
 E. E. Soc; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E.; Scho- 
 lar from Edwards Co.; Jr. Prom. Com.; Engr. 
 Dance Com; Mgr., 191 1 Class Baseball. Ap- 
 prentice Engr., Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. 
 Co., 1911; Regular Tester, do., 1911-12; Cor 
 respondent, do., 1912-15; Cml. Engr., do., 191 5- 
 18; Acting Mgr., Mining Sec, Indus. Dept., 
 do., 1918— . Mem., \. I. E. E. ; A. I. M. E. ; 
 Westinghouse Canoe Club; Westinghouse Club; 
 Excursion Leader and mem. of track teams; 
 First Presby. Church. Married Edna M. Eliz- 
 abeth, Mr 8, 1916, Edgewood Park, Pa. Child, 
 Ruth Elizabeth, ja 26, 1917. Address, 432 
 Elmer St., Edgewood Park, Pa. 
 
 4561. PAVITRA KUMAR BOSE 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc; b. O 3, 1883, Mymen- 
 
 singh, India; s. Sasi Kumar and Mrinmcoyce 
 (Bal) Bose. Prepared in City Collegiate Sch., 
 Mymensingh, India; Univ. of Calcutta, Cal- 
 cutta, India; Univ. of Chicago. Cosmopolitan 
 Club. Asst., 111. St. Water Sur. ; Bacteriolo- 
 gist, Morris & Co., Stock Yards, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, Nazabazar, Mymensingh, Bengal, India. 
 
 4562. THOMAS LYLE BOYS 
 Ceramist; A. B. in So.; b. ^ i, 1887, Lacon. 
 III.; s. William Henry (b. D 18, 1862, Mar- 
 shall Co., 111.) and Mary Althea (Stire) Boys 
 (b. Ap 1, 1861, do.). Prepared in Streator 
 H. S. A. B., Lake Forest Coll., 1909. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma. Ceramist, 
 Barr Clay Co., .Streator, 111.; Asst. Supt., do. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Streator Club. Married 
 Estelle M. Millar, O 1909. Child. Dorothy 
 Elizabeth, b. Jl 6, 191 3. Address, c/o Barr 
 Clay Co., Streator, 111. 
 
 4563. ELIZABETH LUCINDA BRADLEY 
 (WILCOX) 
 A. B. in Sc.; b. D 2, 1873. Peosta, la.; d. 
 Curtiss C. Cady (b. O 12, 1840, Cayuga Co., 
 N. Y.) and Amelia (Robinson) Bradley (b. Ja 
 30, 1843, do.). Prepared in Union Sch. and 
 Acad., Weedsport, N. Y.; Cornell Univ., Mar- 
 ine Biol. Sta., Cold Spring Harbor; Harvard 
 Univ.; Univ. of Mich.; Grad., St. Norm. Sch., 
 Oneonta, N. Y. Prin., Teachers' Tr. Sch., 
 Troy, N. Y. Mem., Presby. Church; Womens' 
 Civic League, Troy, N. Y.; Women's Univ. 
 
 Club; Troy Teachers Assn.; Arethusa Sorority, 
 N. Y. St. Norm. Sch.; D. A. R. Married Rev. 
 Charles Francis Wilcox, Ap 2 191 5, Troy, N. 
 Y. Address, 2107 islh St., Troy, N. Y. 
 
 4564. JOSEPH LAJUS BRADY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 8, 1884 
 (jermantown, Pa.; s. Thomas Francis (b. i860 
 do.) and Louise (Lajusj Brady (b. 1861, Phil 
 adelphia). Arch., Stone eV Webster Engng, 
 Corjj., Jioston, 1911-12; Practiced Arch., 1913 
 18. Mem., la. Soc. Arch.; .\. I. A., la. Chap 
 ter. Married Sara Barney, Je 3, 1914, Wash 
 ington, D. C. Children: Thomas Francis, III 
 b. Ag 31. 1915; Joseph Lajus, Jr., b. My 14 
 1 91 7. Address, 312 N. 3rd St., Keokuk; bus 
 add. 701 Blondeau St., do. 
 
 4565- ELLA CHRISTINE BRAEUNINGER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 10, 1885, 
 'raylorville. 111.; d. Michael (b. D 9, 1824, 
 (Jer.) and Mary (Nedley) Braeuninger (b. Mr 
 6, 1846, Loudenvillc, O.). Prepared in Univ. 
 .\cad. Prin., Sidell II. S., 111., 1911. Address, 
 I5ox 148, Effingham, ill.t 
 
 4566. *ROSS PRESTON BRALEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Jl 17, 1887, 
 
 Kellogg, la.; s. Fred A. (1). O 16, 1854, Mont- 
 pelier, Vt.) and Laura E. Braley (b. O i, i860, 
 Orion, 111.). Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S., 
 Harvey, 111. Ilus; A. I. E. E. ; Class Football 
 and Baseball. Engr., 1. C. R. R. ; Signal Dept., 
 Pacific Power Corp., Los Angeles. Mem., 15. 
 P. O. E. Died F 1917, Harvey, 111. 
 
 4567. EDGAR GREGORY BRANDS 
 Editor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 2, 1888, 
 
 Prairie du Rochcr, 111.; s. Albert L. (b. St. 
 (ienevieve Co., Mo.) and Margaret Mary (Bli- 
 !er) Brands (b. Carlyle, 111.). Prepared in 
 Chester, 111., H. S. Shield and Trident; Ath. 
 Ed., mini; Ed., The Dope Sheet; Univ. Band. 
 Reporter, Champaign Daily News, 1911-12; 
 Sporting Ed., Rockford Morning Star, 1913-16; 
 Managing Ed., Collyers' Pub. Co., Chicago, 
 1917—- R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1918; 
 2nd Lt., Inf. R. C, 36th Div., Camp Bowie, 
 Tex.; 2nd Lt., Inf. R. C, 161 Depot Brig.. 
 Camp Grant, 111., 1918; ist Lt., do., 1918. Mem.. 
 I{. P. O. E., Eagles, Ft. Sheridan Assn. Mar- 
 ried Georgia Bright Robinson, O 13, 1917. Ft, 
 Worth, Tex. Address, 316 W. Ilurlbut Ave.. 
 Belvidere, 111. 
 
 4568. STROTHER AMBROSE BRIGGS 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 10, 1887, Minier, 
 111.; s. Duncan R. (h. S 10, 1855, do.) and Mary 
 Elizabeth (Bush) Briggs (b. Mr 19, i860, L€x- 
 ington, Ky.). Prepared in Normal II. S. Chi 
 Beta; Agr. Club; Basket Ball Squad; Capt., 
 Class Basketball; Varsity Soccer. Farmer, Min- 
 ier, 111. Married Leta Fern Cantrall, O 4, 
 1 91 1, Bloomington, 111. Child, Guida Mar- 
 jorie, b. Ja 9, 1914. Address, Minier, 111. 
 
 4569. ELIZABETH MINERVA BROADDUS 
 
 (JONES) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3811) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 7, 1888, Magnolia, 
 
 HI.; d. Marshall Hall (b. Ap 19, 1864, do.) 
 
 and Elizabeth Ann (Glenn) Broaddus (b. F 
 
 iq, 1865, do.). Prciiared in Urbana II. .S. 
 
 Kappa Alpha Theta; Yo Ma; W. A. A.; Mask 
 
 and Bauble. Married John Lloyd Jones ('09), 
 
 O 21, 1912, Henry, 111. Children: Robert 
 
 Clark, b. Ja 12, 1917; John Lloyd, Jr., b. 
 
 Je 5, 1918. Address, Henry, 111. 
 
 4570. ELIZABETH ANNIE BROOK 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 19, 1890, 
 
 Stronghurst, 111.; d. James William (b. Ag 
 
 20, 1843, Olena, 111.) and Emma Jane (Porter) 
 
 Brook (b. Mr 17, 1852, Shirleysburgh, Pa.). 
 
4IO 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1911 
 
 Prepared in Biggsville Tp. H. S.; Monmouth 
 Coll Classical Club; Y. W. C. A.; El Cir- 
 culo Espanol. Teacher, IT. S., Superior, Wyo 
 Mem.. United Presby. Church. Address, 93J 
 1-aulkner Ave., Wichita, Kan. 
 
 457t. R.AYMOND WENTWORTII BROOKS 
 (J5rother of No. 6762) 
 Civ. Engr.; P. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 30, 1889, 
 Red Bank, N. J.; s. John Pascal (b. S J4, 
 1861. Kittery, Me.) and Maude Penperill (I'er- 
 kins) Brooks (b. F 6, i863«, Atchison, Kan.). 
 Prepared in Kiltery (Me.) II. :3. ; Phillips Exe- 
 ter Acad., 1907. Easterner's Club; Prelim. 
 Honors; Class Bowling Team. Draftsman, C. 
 M. S: St. P. Ry.; Mem., A. S. C. E.; I. O. O. 
 P. Married Vernetta M. Hester, El Paso, Tex. 
 Address, Interstate Bldg., c/o O. C. C, 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 45-2- ELLA STEWART 15ROWN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 9, 1889, 
 Hay Springs, Neb.; d. Joseph Edwin (b. Ja 
 14, Lock Haven, Pa.) and Jennie (Stewart) 
 Brown (b. D -5, 1861, Spruce Creek, Pa.)'. 
 Prepared in Rushville (Neb.) H. S.; L^niv. of 
 Neb. Gamma Phi Beta; Y. W. C. A. cabinet; 
 W. A. A.; Capt., Basketball; Der Deutsche 
 Vcrem; Classical Club. Teacher, IT. S., Mat- 
 toon. 111.. 1011-14; do., Danville, 111., 1914-18. 
 Mem.. Presby. Church; D. A. R.; Cent. 111. 
 Branch Assoc. Coll. .Muninae. Address. Rush- 
 ville, Neb. 
 
 4573. HUGH ALEXANDER BROWN 
 (Brother of Nos. 5561, 7416) 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jc 19, 1889, 
 Cedar Springs, Pa.; s. Hugh White (b. F 21, 
 1 84 1, do.. Pa.) and Emma Rosalind (Alex- 
 ander) Brown (b. Kishacoquillas, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Belleville, 111., H. S. Testing Dept., 
 Gen. Elec. Co.. Schenectady, N. Y., 1911-ij; 
 Asst. Chem. Engr., Power Plant, Venice, 111., 
 191,3-14: Instr., Elec. Engng., Univ. of Ark., 
 1916-17; Head of Phys. and Engng. Dept., 
 Ottawa Univ., Ottawa, Kan., 1919 — . Instr., U 
 S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1917—. U. S. A. 
 S., 1917 — . .Auth.: An Ajjproximate Method of 
 Calculating Air Cored Cods, Gcu. Elec. Rcz'iczv. 
 F 1913; A Convenient Method of Calculating 
 Inductance of Coils for Wireless Telegraphy, 
 IVirclcss A(jc. Ap 191 7. Mem., A. I. E. E. ; 
 Inst., Radio Engrs. ; Univ. Club, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 60s W. Oregon St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 Ottawa Univ., Ottawa, Kan. 
 
 4574- RALPH EDGAR BROWN 
 Supt., Fire Brick Plant; B. S. in Ceram.; 
 b. N 17, 1886, Ilillslioro, 111.; s. John Frank 
 (b. do.) and Eva (Bailey) Brown (b. F 6, 1868. 
 do.). Preiiarcd in Hillsboro H. S. Special 
 Honors. Res. Asst., Ceram. Dept., Univ. of 
 111., 1911; Ceramist, Union Mining Co., Mt. 
 Savage, Md., 1911-ir; do., Ottawa, 111., 1912- 
 i.-;; Asst. Supt., Drain Tile Factorv. Mason 
 City, la., 191.S-16; Supt., Fire Brick Plant, 
 Utic.a, 111., 1916 — . .\uth.: The Replacement 
 of Tin Oxide by Antimony Oxide in Enamels 
 for Cast Iron, Transactions .4m. Ceram. Soc. 
 Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc. Married Ethel Rig- 
 gen. Ja I, 191?, Cumberland, Md. Children: 
 Eva Jane, b. O 16, 191 2; Dorothy Alma, b. 
 Ag 6, 1917- Address, Utica, 111. 
 
 4575. ARTHUR WARD BUCKINGHAM 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 10, 1889, 
 kingly. Ta.; s. John Dague (b. Je 24. :862, 
 Pa.) and Anne (Laccy) Buckingham (b. Je 
 24. tS-o, Morningside, la.). Prepared in Ar- 
 mour Sc. Acad, and Armour Inst, of Tech. 
 Triangle; Class Basket Ball. Asst. Engr., 
 Fruin & Colnon Const. Co.. St. Louis, 191 1- 
 12; Draftsman and Insp., Bridge Dept.. do., 
 T9i2-i^: Asst. Engr., Fruin &■ Colnon (ionst. 
 Co., do.. 1917; do.. Russell Engng. Co., do.. I 
 
 Fun- 
 'anip 
 ■ F. 
 
 1917. Corp., C. E. 314th Engrs., Camp F 
 ston, Kan., 1917-18; Engr., R. O. T. C, Ca 
 Lee, Va., 1918; Co, B., 604th Engrs., A. E. F. 
 Mem., Engrs. Club, St. Louis; lllini Club, do.; 
 Mo. Ath. Assn.; Pres.. Intercollegiate Alumni 
 r.owling League, St. Louis. Address, 1544 N. 
 l-.uclid Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 4576. CHARLES ANTRIM DE KRAFT 
 BUNTING 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 11, 1888, 
 Quincy, 111.- s. John Antrim (b. Ag 16, 1851, 
 Mt. Holly, N. J.) and I'annie (Miller) Bunt- 
 ing (b. Jl 30, 1851, Ouincy, 111.). Prepared 
 in Quincy H. S. Draftsman, Elec. Wheel Co., 
 Quincy, 111., 1911-ij; Beatty Auto Car, Stor- 
 age Batteries and Electric Cars Dept.. Quincy, 
 111., 1912 — ; Engr. Dept., 111. Soldiers and 
 Sailors Home, do., Engr. and Draftsman, Quin- 
 cy Elevator Gale Co., Quincy, 111., 1915-18; 
 V. P., do. Subinspector. Naval Ord. Mem., 
 Epis. Church; A. F. A, ,M.; Quincy Consistory 
 of Masons, 32nd degree. .Address, 1229 Ken- 
 tucky St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 4577- CYRIL AGARD BURNS 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 20, 1887, 
 Ottawa, 111.; s. Thomas Wesley (b. Jl 25, 1857, 
 do.) and Eva Marion (.\gard) Burns (b. My 
 29, i860, Lancaster, N. Y.). Prepared in Fair- 
 bury H. S. La Bazoche; Cml. Club; Fencing. 
 Lawyer, Pontiac, 111. Co. F, 3rd Inf., 111. N. G.; 
 Regt. Sgt. Mai., Camp Logan, Tex., 1917; 2nd 
 Lt., 129th Inf., A. E. F., France; ist 
 Lt., 1918; Acting .\djt., ist., 2nd., and 3rd. Am. 
 Armies; .'\rmy of Occupation; Regt. Intelligence 
 Officer; Liason Officer. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Eva Barnes, Ap 12, 191 7. Address, c/o 
 E. A. Agard, Fairbury, 111. 
 
 4578. JOE KOSSUTH BURNS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 21, 1888, 
 Petersburg, 111.; s. Louis Kossuth (b. N 14, 
 1849) and Almeda (Br.idley) Burns (b. S 8, 
 i860.). Prepared in Greenview IT. S. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi; Phoenix; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. 
 !•'.; Freshman Track; Varsity Track; Class 
 Basketball; Pres., Soph. Class; Home-Coming 
 Com.; Sr. Ball Com.. Interschol. Field Judge. 
 Engr.. Chicago; do., Detroit. Mem., Christian 
 Church; Sec, Treas., and Pres., Christian En- 
 deavor, 1907-12. Address, 386 Burich St., De- 
 troit. 
 
 4579. RUTH MITCHELL BLTRNS (LORD) 
 (Wife of G424; Sister of Nos. 2922, 3671) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 30, 1890, Monmouth, 
 Til.; d. James Clinton (b. S 13, 1850, Harveys, 
 Pa.) and Ida Jane (Carey) Burns (b. Ja 18, 
 i8s6, Xenia, O.). Prepared in Macomb H. S.; 
 Gfad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 101718. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Kappa Delta Pi; Illiola; 
 Prelim, and F'wk\\ Honors; Permanent Class 
 Sec: Valedictorian. Grad. Scholarship, 1911- 
 12. Teacher, Roseville Tp. IT. S., 111., 1912-14. 
 Married .\rthur Russell Lord (g'li). S 22, 
 1915, Macomb, 111. .-Iddress. 921 Delaware 
 Ave., South Bethlehem, Pa. 
 
 4s8o. ETHEL NORTH BURRELL 
 (BARKLEY) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 1888, Brooklyn, 
 N. Y.; d. Luther Albcrtus and .Anna J. (Beck) 
 Hurrell. Prepared in Walnut Hills H. S., 
 Cincinnati: Univ. of Cincinnati, 1907. Delta 
 Gamma; Eng. Club. Married Guy Carleton 
 Barkley, Jr., O 22, 191 3. Cincinnati. Child, 
 Marjory Jane, b. Je 30, 1915 (died Jl 8, 1915). 
 .Address. 2847 May St., Cincinnati. 
 
 4581. JOHN LITTLE BURT 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 8, 18S7, St. Paul; s. 
 J. D. Burt. Temporary Ensicn, U. S. Anti- 
 iione. Annapolis N. Acad. AddrciS, 92 Blake 
 St., Hamilton, thit.. Canada. 
 
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 4582. EARL KELLIS BURTON ' 
 Sales Mgr.; 15. S. in C. E. ; b. F 7, 1889, 
 Isabel, 111.; s. (Jtlicr Kcllis (b. Ja 13, 1863, 
 Oakland, HI. J and Sarah Jane (Kees) Burton 
 (b. Jl 4, 1867). Prepared in Isabel and Paris 
 II. Sells. Triangle. Transitnian, U. P. Ry., 
 Cheyenne, Wyo., iyii-12; Engr., Am. Bridge 
 Co., St. Louis, KJ12; Engr., \V. I'. Carmichael 
 Co., du., 1912-13; Res. Engr., Trussed Con- 
 crete Steel Co., San Juan, P. R., 1913 — . Sales 
 Mgr., Behn Bros., Inc., do., 1913 — . Mem., 
 Mo. Nat. Guard, 191213. Aulli.: Concrete 
 Bungalow Construction, Concrete-Cement Agr. 
 and Keith's Magazine ; Repairs to San An- 
 tonio I'ier, Enj^ng. News-Record ; Presby. 
 IIosp., San Juan, P. R. Modern Building Maga- 
 zine, 1916. Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs. ; 
 Sociedad de Ingenieros de Puerto Rico- Union 
 Club, San Juan; Country Club, do.; El Morvo 
 Club. Married Marie Durant, Je 14, 1916, 
 Washington, I). C. Child, Sara Justine, b. 
 Mr 10, 1917. Address, P. O. Box. 520, San 
 Juan, P. R. 
 
 4583. LAURENCE VREELAND BURTON 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; M. S., 1914; 
 b. Ap 15, 1889, Aurora, 111.; s. Charles Pierce 
 (b. 1862, Andersonville, Ind.) and Cora Lena 
 (V're<;land) Burton (b. 1865, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in West Aurora II. S.; Ph. ])., Yale, 
 
 1917. Chem. Club; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Phi 
 Kappa Sigma; Capt., Univ. Regt. With Coke 
 Plant, Ind. Steel Co., Gary, Ind., 1911-12; 
 Asst. Instr., Univ. of 111., 1912-15; Gen. 
 Supt's. Office, Libby, McNeill and Libby, Chi- 
 cago, 1916-18. ist Lt., San. Corps, N. A., 
 
 1918. Auth. : Correlations In the Colon-Aero- 
 genes Groups, Infectious Diseases, KJ17; The 
 Quality of Canned Foods, Am. Food Jour., 
 191 7. Mem., A. C. S.; 111. St. Water Supply 
 Assoc; Am. Gas Inst.; Soc. of Am. Bad. 
 Address, 209 Downer Place, Aurora, 111. 
 
 4584. BRICE JOHN CALDWELL 
 (Brother of No. 8982) 
 V. P.. Elec. Corps.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 
 21, 1885, New Holland, 111.; s. Alexander 
 Marshall (b. O 9, 1847, Scott Co., 111.) and 
 Letitia (White) Caldwell (b. N 9, 1854, Mari- 
 etta, O.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Elec. Contr. ; V. P., Caldwell Elec. (Jorp., 
 Chamijaign, 1Q17 — . Lt., U. S. N., 1917; On 
 board Battleship Oklahoma, Ja-Ap 1918; Elec. 
 De^n., U. S. N., Washington, D. C, Ap, 
 19 1 8 — -. Address, 310 W. Hill St., Champaign. 
 
 4585. WILL CARLETON CALDWELL 
 Const. Supt. ; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 9, 1886, 
 Monticello, III.; s. William Butt (b. Mr 27, 
 1839, Bloomington, Mo.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Spenser) Caldwell (b. My 18, 1846, LaPlata, 
 Mo.). Prepared in Monticello H. S.; Armour 
 Inst. Tail Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Alpha Delta 
 Phi; Final Honors. Arch., Draftsman and 
 Engr., jlolabird & Roche, Archs., 191 1 — . 
 Married Cecelia Werno, Ap 28, 1906, Danville, 
 ni. Children: Elizabeth, b. F 10, 1907; 
 William Burr and Rosella Katherine, b. Jl 24, 
 1914. Address, ^ly Bell Ave., LaGrange, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1400 Monroe Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 4586. FLOY E. CALEY 
 
 (Sister of No. 4587) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 17, 1884, 
 Markle, Ind.; d. William Elmer (b. Ja 20, 1862, 
 do.) and Alice C. dlamilton) Caley (b. O 3, 
 1862, Zanesville, Ind.). i'rc-i^ared in Markle, 
 Ind., Commissioned H. S.; Ind. Univ., 1905; 
 Tri-St. Norm., Angola, Ind., 1902-3. Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Teacher, Huntington, Ind., 
 1911-12. Address, 448 Dakota .St., Hunting- 
 ton, Ind. 
 
 4587. MARY CKLELAli CALEY 
 
 (PIERCE) 
 
 (Wife of Nu. 4358; Sister of No. 4586) 
 
 It '.^ I A . L C _ cn^ n* , 1 
 
 4588. WILLARD RUSSELL CAMP 
 Banker; A. 15. in L. & A.; b. Jl r, 1888, Be- 
 ment. 111.; s. William M. (b. O 21, 1835, Mt. 
 Vernon, O.) and Mary iiilen (Peters) Comp (b. 
 D 20, 1843, Marion, ().). Pre()ared in Bement 
 H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Phoenix; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Orange and P.kie Dancing Club; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig.; (jlee Club; Treas., Jr. i'rom. 
 Com.; Treas., Sr. Ball Com.; Varsity Tennis 
 Team. V. P. ist Nat. Bank, Bement., HI. Injured 
 at Camp (jrant, and while in the 332nd F. A.; 
 Finance Dept., I. M. C; c/o Sub. Depot, 
 Q. M. C. Camp Shelby, Ilattiesburg, Miss. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Married Mane Scott, 
 D 29, 1914. Bethany, 111. Address, Bement, 111. 
 
 4589. FERMOR SPENCER CANNON 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 4, 1888, 
 Indianapolis; s. William Taylor, (Ij. Ap 23, 
 1856, Logansi^ort, Ind.) and Anna W. (Adams) 
 Cannon (b. .S 17, 1857, lialtimore). Prepared 
 in Shortridpe 11. ,S., Indianapolis. Arch. Club. 
 Arch., Indianapolis; do., Peru, Ind. Married 
 Mary I.ucetta (joss. My 29, 1913, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 126 W 3rd St., Peru, J 11(1. 
 
 4590. LADISLAV VACLAV CAPEK 
 Student; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 25, 1886, Chi- 
 cago; s. Joseph (b. Bohemia) and Josephine 
 (Roth) CapecK (b. do.). Prepared in Chicago 
 Eng. II. and Man. Tr. S.; Armour Inst.; Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1916. Elec. and Mech. Engr.; 
 Stud., Medicine, Univ. of 111., 1916-18. Med. 
 Reserve Corps, 1918. Mem., A. V. A. M.; 
 R. A. M.; Knight Templar; Shrine. Married 
 Elma Hazel Capcck, My 29, 191 5 (died Ja 20, 
 1916). Address, 2224 Spaulding Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4591. CHARLES ALGOT CARLSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 24, 1881, 
 
 Krakshult, Iljeltevad, Sweden; s. Carl Oskar 
 Olofson (b. S 10, 1846, do.) anti Matilda So- 
 phia (Johanson) Carlson (b. N 21, 1855, do.). 
 Prepared in Englewood Evening H. S.; Univ. 
 .\cad. (ien. Draftsman, Deere & Co., Moline. 
 111. Mem., M. E. Soc; A. S. M. E.; Steel 
 Treating Research .Soc. Address, 7842 Aberdeen 
 St., Chicago; bus. add., Deere & Co., 1532 nth 
 Ave., Moline, 111. 
 
 4592. PAUL NELS CARLSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 27, 1885. 
 Salemburij, Kan.; s. Nels Otto (b. O 2, 1856, 
 Molilla, Smoland, Sweden) and Lydia Sophia 
 (Andreen) Carlson (b. My 9, 1858, Rockford, 
 111.). Prepared in Bethany Acad., Lindsborg, 
 Kan. A. B., 1906. Triangle; C. E. Club; Tech- 
 nograf>h I5d. Jr. Engr., 111. St. Highway 
 C'omn.; Engr., Cirant Smith & Co., Seattle; 
 Gen. Supt., Porter Ship Co., Portland, Ore. and 
 Aberdeen. Built 40% of all wooden ships of 
 ICmergency Fleet Corp. in District 11. Address, 
 1130 Henry Bldg., Seattle. 
 
 4593. HARRY YOUNG CARSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ap 3, 
 1888. Danville, 111.; s. J. M. (b. 1845, Edin- 
 burgh, Scotland) and A. Marie (Young) Car- 
 son (b. 1854. Louisville, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Danville H. S. C. E. Club: Pres., Cosmopoli- 
 tan; Mgr., ist Jnter-coll. Soccer. Gen. Mgr., 
 
412 
 
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 [1911 
 
 The Carson Payson Co., Contracting Engrs.; 
 Capt., Engrs., American Red Cross, Palestine 
 Comn., Jerusalem. Auth. : Soccer Football, 
 IVest.-Intercoll. Mag., 191 1; various articles in 
 Trade Journals on Plumbing. Charter Mem., 
 111. Club. Address, Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 4594. GRACE CHALLAND (POLLOCK) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. F 19, 1887, Shabbona, 111.; 
 d. Reuben (b. Mr 3, 1849, Eng.) and Mary 
 Emily (Cutts) Challand (b. D 13, 1856, Lee, 
 111.). Prepared in Shabbona H. S.; No. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, Oak Park, 1911-13; 
 do., H. S., Morris, 111., 1913-15. Married 
 Charles Pollock, Je 16, 1915, Detroit. Child, 
 Margaret Marie, b. N 3, 1917. Address,. 1409 
 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4S9S. CHESTER RAYMOND CHAMBERS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 23, 1S88, Pier- 
 son Sta., 111.; s. Owen Thomas (b. N i, 1843, 
 Vigo Co., Ind.) and Sarah (Wildman) Cham- 
 bers (b. S 13, 1S54, Pierson Sta., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Shurtleff Coll. Acad.. Upper Alton, 
 111.; Shurtleff Coll., Agr. Club. Farmer, Pier- 
 son Sta., 111. U. S. N. A., S 4, 1917; Bugler, 
 Co. L, 349th Inf., O I, 1917; 3rd O. T. Sch., 
 1918 — , Camp Dodge, la. Address, Pierson 
 Sta.. 111. 
 
 4596. PHILENA CLARKE 
 (Sister of Nos. 5075, 6160) 
 Supt. Sch.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Noblesville, 
 Ind.; d. John Osenbach (b. do.) and Mary 
 (Wiiite) Clark (b. Westtield, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Noblesville (Ind.) H. S.; Earlham Coll., 
 Richmond, Ind., 1905; Ind. St. Norm., 1914. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., summer, 191 5. Kap- 
 pa Delta Pi; Final Honors. Prin., Hamilton 
 H. S., 1911-17; Supt. do., 1917 — . Address, 
 211 E. Conner St., Noblesville, Ind.; bus. add., 
 Hamilton, 111. 
 
 4597. SCOTT WILLIAM CLEAVE 
 (Husband of No. 5695) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 28, 18S6, Ottawa, 
 111.; s. J. F. and Luberta M. Cleave. Prepared 
 in Ottawa H. S.; Univ. Acad. Acacia; Shield 
 and Trident; Theta Nu Epsilon; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho. Married Mabel Haines ('13), F 9, 191 5, 
 Urbana. Address, 224 Catherine St., Ottawa, 
 111. 
 
 4598. CHARLES CARROLL COBB, JR. 
 
 Gen. Foreman; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 26, 
 1889, Chicago; s. Charles Carroll (b. N 26, 
 1862, Abingdon, Mass.) and Ida Elizabeth 
 (Allen) Cobb (b. Mr 31, 1864, Hendersonville, 
 N. C). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S.; Univ. 
 of Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; Technograph Bd. ; 
 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Sec, M. E. Soc. Engr., 
 111. Central Ry., 191 1; do., Nat. Tube Co., 
 1911-17; Gen. Foreman, Steam & Gas Power, 
 Amherst, O. 111. Nat. Guard; Jr. Mem., A. 
 S. M. E. Married Helen C. Power, O 2. 191 3, 
 Kewanee, 111. Address, 241 Spruce St., Elyria, 
 O. 
 
 4599. GEORGE OWEN COGSWELL 
 (Brother of No. 4600) 
 
 Pres. and Mgr.; A. B. in A. E.; b. Ap 28, 
 1887, Cedar Rapids, la.; s. George Elmer (b. 
 Ja 6, 1849, Towanda, Pa.) and Czarina Eve- 
 lyn (Coman) Cogswell (b. Jl 17, 1S49. Leroy, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Arch. Club; 
 Mil. Scholarship; Capt., L^niv. Brig.; Tennis 
 Team. Ouantitv Engr., Calif.: with F. K. 
 Vaughn Bldg. Co., Hamilton, O.; Pres. and 
 Mgr., Cogswell Bldg. Co., Springfield, O., 
 1918 — . Estimator, Q. M. Interior Storage De- 
 pot. Columbus. O. Lt., A. F. A. M.; Champaign 
 County Country Club. Married Katherine Sax- 
 ton, Ja 19, 1913, Pueblo. Colo. Children: Eve- 
 lyn, b. D 12, 1913: Ruth. b. N 19. 1916. Address, 
 1004 S. Center .St., -Springfield. O. ; bus. add., 
 Cogswell Bldg. Co., do. 
 
 4G00. ROBERT COMAN COGSWELL 
 (Brother of No. 4599) 
 Secretary; B. S. in Arch. E. ; b. Ap 28, 1887, 
 Cedar Rapids, la.; s. George Elmer (b. Ja 
 6, 1849, Towanda, Pa.) and Czarina Evelyn 
 (Coman) Cogswell (b. Jl 17, 1849, Leroy, 
 N. v.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Univ. Band. Sec, F. K. Vaughn, 
 lUdg. & Gen. Contrs., Hamilton, O. Married 
 Louise Cogswell, Ap 8, 1916. Child, Robert 
 Coman, Jr., b. Mr 22, 1917. Address, Hamil- 
 ton, O. 
 
 4601. MARTIN FRANCIS CONNELLY 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 29, 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s. Martin (b. do.) and Mary A. (Nick- 
 son) Connelly (b. do.). Prepared in Chicago 
 H. S.; Lewis Inst. Triangle; Spalding Guild. 
 Engr., Bldg. Const.; Asst. Engr., N. Y. St. 
 Highway Comn. Address, 4509 Washington 
 r.lvd., Chicago. 
 
 4602. SAMUEL SAMPSON COOK 
 Advertiser; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. O 14, 1889, 
 Clinton, la.; s. Ward Williams (b. S i, 1866, 
 Dunleith, 111.) and Mary (Sampson) Cook (b. 
 O 26, 1S65, Sterling, 111.). Prepared in Clin- 
 ton H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; C. E. Club; Var- 
 sity Dancing CIul); Cadet Hop Com.; Class 
 Baseball; Class Smoker Com.; Chm., Sr. Break- 
 fast Com. Supt. Ry. Const., Donald Jeffrey 
 Ry. Contr., Delraor, la. Adv. Mgr., Peoples 
 Trust & Savings Bank, Clinton, la., 1915-16; 
 do., Curtis Co., do., 191 7 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Married Julia Scott, My 24, 1916, 
 Camanche, la. Child, Ward Scott, b. My ^o, 
 1 91 7. Address, 300 Chandler St., Clinton, la. 
 
 4603. MARK AMENT COOPER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. and Bus.; b. F 7, 1890, 
 Farmingdale, 111..; s. William Knox and 
 Kathryn Stites (Van Paten) Cooper. Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S. Chi Psi; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; X^arsity Baseball; Jr. Class Baseball; Sr. 
 (lass Baseball. Farmer, Farmingdale, HI. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, Farmingdale, 111. 
 
 4604. EVA RETTA CRANE 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 9, 1888, Rantoul, 
 111.; d. Earl Nerse (b. 1S46, Peoria Co., 111.) 
 and Lucinda Frances (Mahaffey) Crane (b. 
 D 20, 1844, Brown Co., O.). Prepared in 
 Rantoul H. S. Kappa Delta Pi. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, Rantoul, 111. 
 
 4605. CLAY EVERETT CRAPNELL 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 12, 1887, Joy, 111.; s. 
 William (b. Je 16, 1861, do.) and Emma 
 (Miller) Crapnell (b. F 23, 1866, Aledo, 111.). 
 Prepared in Hedding Prep., Abingdon, 111. 
 Phi Sigma Kappa: Four year Scholarship; 
 Hedding Coll. Male Quartette; Univ. Glee 
 Club. Address, 364 Lingling Ave., Long Beach, 
 Calif. 
 
 4606. JAMES WASHINGTON CRESS 
 Farmer and Stock Raiser; B. S. in Agr.; 
 
 b. Jl 31, 1889, Hillsboro, 111.; s. Henry A. 
 (b. Ag 8, 1859, do.) and Anna (Clotfeller) 
 Cress (b. Jl 17, 1850, do.). Prepared in Hills- 
 l)oro H. S. Sigma Pi; Agr. Club. Dairy Dept., 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Farmer, Hillsboro, 111., 
 1912-18. Married Essie Webster, Air 3, 1915, 
 Chicago. Child, Lillian Louise, b. Jl 31, 1916. 
 .iddress, Hillsboro, 111. 
 
 4607, PRESTON WIRUM CUMMINGS 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 30, 1884, 
 Buda, 111.; s. S. Cummings. Prepared in 
 Sheffield H. S. Elec. Engr., Elevator Supplies 
 Co., Hoboken, N. J. Married Frances Bengo- 
 ton, My I, 1915, Coloma, Mich. Child, Sher- 
 wood Preston, b. Mr 5, 1916. Address, Leonia, 
 N. J. 
 
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 460S. FLORENCE RISING CURTIS 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; d. General 
 
 Newton Martin (b. My 21, 1835, Depeyster, 
 N. V.) and Emeline (Clark) Curtis (b. Ag 
 20, 1S38, Fancy Creek, 111.). Prepared in 
 Ogdensburg Free Acad.; Wells Coll., Aurora, 
 N. Y. B. L. S., N. Y. St. Lib. Sch., 191 1; 
 A. M., Univ. of Minn., 191 7. Asst., Osterhout 
 Free Lib., Wilkesbarre, Pav, 1896-97; Libn. 
 and Sec, N. Y. St. Norm. Sch., Potsdam, N. Y., 
 1900-6; Libn., Athenaeum Lib., Saratoga, 
 N. Y., 1906-8; Instr., Lib. Sch., Univ. of 111., 
 190S-13; Assoc, do., 1913-18; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1918^. Auth.: List of the Lib. Reports and 
 Bui. in the Collection of the Univ. of 111. Lib. 
 Sch., 1912; The Collection of Social Sur. Ma- 
 terial. 191 5; The Libraries of the Am. St. and 
 Nat. Institutions of Defective Dependents and 
 Delinquents, 1918. Address, 908 W. Nevada, Ur- 
 bana. 111. 
 
 4609. PETER DALENBURG 
 Farmer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 18, 1886. South 
 Holland. 111.; s. William (b. F 9, 1857, Rose- 
 land, 111.) and Henrietta (Van Oostenberg) 
 Dalenburg (b. Jl 29, 1862). Prepared in Thorn- 
 ton Tp. H. S. Arch. Supt., 1911-15; Farmer, 
 South Holland, 191 5 — . Married Anne \'an 
 Erden, N 16, igii. South Holland, 111. Child, 
 William Robert, b. Mr 21, 1913. Address, 
 South Holland. 111. 
 
 4610. IDA BELLE DAVIS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 4, 1873; 
 d. Aaron (b. Ja 17, 1837) and Abigail E. Davis 
 (b. Mr 18, 1842). Prepared in Valparaiso, 
 Ind.; Univ. Acad.; N. W. Univ., 1903-5; Grad., 
 Cumnock Sch. of Orat. Instr., Phys. ; Teach- 
 er, Yankton Co. Coll., Yankton, S. Dak., 1905-8; 
 do., Pub. Speak., Willamette Univ., Salem, Ore., 
 1913-14; Salem H. S., 1914-16; do.. East. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., Charleston, 111., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Salem, 111.; bus. add., c/o 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., Charleston, 111. 
 
 4611. REBA DAVIS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 7, 1886. Sun 
 Prairie, WTs. ; d. John R. (b. 1846, do.) and 
 Sarah Jane (Chase) Davis (b. 1849, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Spokane, Wash., H. S.; Univ. of 
 Wash., 1904-6; Univ. of Minn., 1907-8. Delta 
 Gamma. Libn., la. St. Traveling Lib.; do.. 
 Base Hosp., Ft. Bliss, Tex. Address, c/o 
 State Historical Bldg., Des Moines. 
 
 4612. LEON MORTON DECKER 
 Business; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Je 15, 
 1888, E. Stroudsburg, Pa.; s. Morton (b. jfl 
 16, 1858) and Anna Margaret (Lantz) Decker 
 fb. My 8, 1862). Prepared in Hyde Park H. 
 S., Chicago. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phoenix; 
 Yoxan; 111. LTnion Dramatic (Zlub; Mgr., Var- 
 sity Baseball; Class Baseball; Class Sec; Jr. 
 Cap Com.; Sr. Ball Com.; Traveling Salesman, 
 Standard Separator Co., 1911-12; Asst. Sales 
 Mgr., do., 1912; Trade Mgr., Cushman Motor 
 Works, Lincoln, Neb., 1913-14; Sec, Lincoln 
 Box & Mfg. Co., do., 1915—. Mem., 111. Nat. 
 Guard. Married Elizabeth Hays, N 15, 1916, 
 Boise, Idaho. Address, 1460 Washington St., 
 Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 4613. EMMA ETHEL DE WITT 
 Home Demonstration Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. Wickliffe, Ind.; d. William F. (b. 1861, 
 Crawford Co., Ind.) and Pheby E. (Eckerty) 
 De Witt (b. 1862, Canal Dover, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Long View and Tuscola H. Schs. Al- 
 pha Omicron Pi; Treas., Illiola; H. Sc Club; 
 Bethany Circle. Teacher, H. S., Villa Grove, 
 111., 1913-15; do., Klein, Mont., 1915-17; Home 
 Demonstration Agt., Jamestown, N. D., 1917-18. 
 Mem., O. E. S. Address, Broadlands, 111. 
 
 4614. GRACE ELLA DEXTER 
 (Sister of No. 6202) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ag 12, 1888, 
 Benton Harbor, Mich.; d. Arthur Glen (b. Che- 
 noa, 111.) and l.ora Belle (Gallup) Dexter (b. 
 Niles. Mich.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Athenean; Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, Kinmun- 
 dy H. S., 111., 1913; do., Homer, 111., 1914-15; 
 Univ. of 111., 1916; Kan. St. Norm. Sch., Em- 
 poria, Kan., 1917-18. Mem., D. A. R.; Assoc, 
 of Coll. Alumnae. Address, 614 W. Illinois 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., 1225 Rural St., Emporia, 
 Kan. 
 
 4615. ROSCOE CLARK DILLAVOU 
 (Brother of No. 6837) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 1913; 
 b. Ja 2, 1890, Lodge, 111.; s. Samuel Elmer (b. 
 Ap 29, 1865, Macon Co.. 111.) and Mary M. 
 (McDaniel) Dillavou (b. S 16, 1868, Wabash 
 Co., Ind.). Prepared in Tolono H. S. Phi 
 Alpha Delta; Soph. Debating Team; John 
 Marshall Law Club. Lawyer, Champaign, 1913- 
 14; do., Billings, Mont.. 1914 — . House of Rep- 
 resentatives, State of Mont., 16th Legislative 
 Assembly. 1919-21. Mem., III. Nat. Guard. Co. 
 M., 4th Inf., 1908-12. Married Louise M. Brad- 
 ford, Je 14, 1916, Champaign. Address, 44 
 Grand Ave., Billings, Mont.; bus. add., 206-208 
 Power Bldg., do. 
 
 4616. NOAH MATHENY DIXON 
 Bond Broker: A. B. in Bus. L. S: A.; b. N 15, 
 1889, Springfield, 111.; s. John Norman (b. S 
 26, 1854, Zanesviile. O.) and Fanny (Matheny) 
 Dixon (b. Ja 23, 1862, Springfield, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S., St. Johns Mil. Acad., 
 Delafield, Wis. Phi Kappa Psi; Yoxan; Hel- 
 met. Bond Broker, Springfield, 111. 1st Lt., 
 Inf., O. R. C, Camp Lee, Va. Address, 825 S. 
 6th St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 4617. IRA BURTON DOLE 
 Agent; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 12, 1888, Man- 
 teno. 111.; s. Ira Burton (b. do.) and Amelia 
 Izetta (Barnard) Dole (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Manteno H. S. ; Univ. Acad. M. E. Soc; Gre- 
 gory Guild. Asst. Retort Foreman, Rome Plant. 
 Federal Creosoting Co., 1911-12; Retort Fore- 
 man, Paterson Plant, N. J., 1913-17; Agt.. 
 Federal Creosoting Co., Bayonne Plant, N. J.. 
 1917-iS. Mem., A. F. A. M.; A. S. M. E. 
 Married Margretta Elizabeth McCausland, Je 
 14, 1916, Paterson, N. J. Child, Ira Burton, 
 III, b. Ap 18, 1917. Address, 67 W. 45th St. 
 Bayonne, N. J.; bus. add., c/o Federal Creosot- 
 ing Co., Bound Brook, N. J. 
 
 4618. MAX ROBERT DORMITZER 
 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 24, 1888, 
 New Orleans; s. Charles (b. Ger.) and Louise 
 (Reichardt) Dormitzer (b. Boston, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S., Chicago; Armour 
 Inst. Alpha Sigma Phi; Sr. Invitation Com. 
 Mgr., Latin-Am. Dept.. Peerless Internal. 
 Corp., New York City, Signal Branch, Co. 3, 
 O. T. Bn., Camp Vail, N. J.; Mustered out, N 
 30, 1918. Address. 45 W. 74th St., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 54 W. Kinzie St., do. 
 
 4619. ETHEL LEILA DOUGLAS 
 
 (DALLENBACH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4123) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 8, i888, Chicago; 
 
 d. Wallace N. (b. My 19, i860, Como, HI.) 
 
 and Elizabeth Harris (Kemp) Douglas (b. Mr 
 
 18, 1862, Mahomet, 111.). Prepared in John 
 
 Marshall H. S., Chicago. Grad.. Chicago Froe- 
 
 hel Assn.; Kindergarten training sch., 1910. Pi 
 
 Beta Phi. Kindergarten Teacher, Evanston, 
 
 111.. Pub. Sch., 1912-14. Married Karl M. Del- 
 
 lenbach ('10). Ag 22, 1914, Chicago. Children: 
 
 Child, b. Ag 28, 1915 (died Ag 29, 1915); John 
 
 Wallace, b. Ja 22, 19 18. Address, 7346 Luella 
 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
414 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1911 
 
 4620. ELMO SAMUEL DRAKE 
 (Brother of No. 4621) 
 
 Banker; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. My 30. 
 1888, Grove City, 111.; s. Cornelius (b. i8s4. 
 Wadsworlh, O.) and Estella Viola (Sadler) 
 Drake (b. 1855, Grove City, 111.). Prepared 
 Wadsworth, O.) and Estella Viola (Sadler) 
 Drake (b. 1855, Grove City, 111.). Prepared 
 in Stonington H. S. ; James Millikin Univ. 
 Sigma Pi; Delta Kapna Chi; Coml. Club; Var- 
 sity Track. Enlisited 1917; Honorably dis- 
 charged. Married Blanche A. Linnwiler, N 30, 
 1917, St. Louis. Address, Stonington, 111. 
 
 4621. WALDO HIRAM DRAKE 
 (Brother of No. 4620) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in Bus. L. & A. ; b. My 30, 
 1 888, Grove City, 111.; s. Cornelius (b. 1854. 
 in Stonington H. S.; James Millikin Univ. 
 Sigma Pi; Delta Kappa Chi; Coml. Club; Var- 
 sity Track. Teacher, Cleveland H. S.^ St. 
 Louis, 1914-17. Lt., Sch. of the Line, Grout 
 A. K. 31, Camp Sherman, O. ; Mustered out, 
 D 14, 1918. Address, Grove City, 111. 
 
 4622. LILLIAN BEATRICE DREW (VAN 
 
 GRAMMER) 
 
 (Sister of No. 7488) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 17, 1887, DeKalb, 
 
 111.; d. Edward (b. F 21, 1845, St. Clements, 
 
 Eng.) and Elizabeth Jane Drew (b. O 26, 1845, 
 
 Milor, Eng.). Prepared in Wendell Phillips 
 
 H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Scribblers' Club. 
 
 Married Maurice Van Grammer. Address, c/o 
 
 Mildred Drew, 620 W. 122nd St., New York 
 
 City.t 
 
 4623. ETHEL REYNOLDS DRUMMOND 
 
 (CHASE) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl i, 1889, Omaha, Neb.; 
 d. Ralph A. (b. Glasgow, Scotland) and Mary 
 Maude (Reynolds) Drummond (b. Pawtucket, 
 R. I.). Prepared in John Marshall H. S., 
 Chicago. Teaclier, Eng. and Hist., H. S., Nash- 
 ville, 1911-12. Mem., Irmena. Married Frank 
 M. Chase, O 8, 1913. Chicago. Child, Frank 
 Reynolds, b. Je 9, igi.S- Address, 106 Broad- 
 moor Ave., Topeka, Kan. 
 
 4624. BERTHA CATHERINE DUERKOP 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Jl 14, 1881, 
 
 Elderville, 111.; d. Henry (b. N 24, 1833. Hil- 
 desheim, Gcr.) and Catherine (Satori) Duer- 
 kop (b. F 5, 1849, do.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Der Deutsche Verein; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi. Prin., H. Sch., Win- 
 chester, 111., 1912-14; Teacher, Pekin H. S., 
 111., 1914 — . Address, Sutter, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Buena Vista Apts., Pekin, 111. 
 
 4625. ARTHUR BARRETT DUNHAM 
 (Brother of No. 6849) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in, Arch.; b. S 9, 1887. Chi- 
 cago; s. Arthur Henry (b. Mr 30, 1861. Stock- 
 bridge, Mass.) and Margaret Evans (Barrett) 
 Dunham (b. F 8, 1863, do.). Prepared in John 
 Marshall H. S. ; LaSalle-Peru Tp. H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Scarab; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Illio; Sr. Memorial Com.; Sr. Ball Com. Arch. 
 Draftsman, Hewitt & Brown, Archs., Minne- 
 apolis, 191 1 ; do., Hewitt & Emerson, Peoria, 
 1 91 2-1 3; Practising Arch., Sund & Dunham, 
 Minneapolis, 1914 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Minneaiiulis Civic and Conmierce Assn. Mar- 
 ried Eleanor Louise Mason. .'Vp 26, 1916. Child, 
 William Barrett, b. Ja 20, 1918. Address, 
 2507 Clinton Ave., Minneapolis; bus. add., 514 
 Essex Bldg., do. 
 
 4626. ANDREW MELVIN DUNLAP 
 
 (Brother of No. 4627) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 20, 1877. 
 
 Aledo, 111.; s. Albert Middleton (b. Connels- 
 
 ville. Pa.) and Mary (Helmle) Dunlap (b. 
 
 Cherry Fork, O.). Prepared in Aledo H. S.; 
 Armour Inst. Acad. E. E. Soc. Stud. Appren- 
 tice, West. Elec. Co. Married Fern E. Morri- 
 son, Ja 14, 1913, Aledo, 111. Address, 3940 W. 
 15th St., Chicago. t 
 
 4627. ERNEST ALBERT DUNLAP 
 
 (Brother of No. 4626) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 12, 1889, 
 Aledo, 111.; s. Albert Middleton (b. Connels- 
 ville. Pa.) and Mary (Helmle) Dunlap (b. Cher- 
 ry Fork, O.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. E. E. 
 Soc; Class Baseball. With West. Elec. Co. 
 .-iddress, Aledo, Ill.f 
 
 4628. ROBERT MURATT DUNLAP 
 (Son of No. 423; Brother of No. 7492) 
 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 23, 1887; 
 s. Robert Livingston ('85), (b. N 17, i860. 
 Savoy, 111.) and Charlotte Rebecca (Jutkins) 
 Dunlap (b. Ap 5, 1S64, Albany, N. Y.). Pre- 
 Iiarcd in Urbana H. S. Draftsman, Am. Bridge 
 Co., 1911; Rate Dept., 1911; Assembling Struct. 
 Steel, Noelbe-Richards Iron Wks., Indianapo- 
 lis, 1912; Struct. Engr., Chicago Steel Pro- 
 ducts Co., Westcott Engng. Co. and Griffin 
 Wheel Co., Chicago. 1912-14; Chief Engr., Fed- 
 eral Cement Tile Co., Chicago, 1914 — . ist. 
 Lt., Q. M. Corps, O 1918; mustered out, :9i8. 
 Mem., Congr. (Thurch; A. F. A. M.; West. S9C. 
 of Engrs.; Struct. Engrs. Assn., 111.; lllini 
 Club, Chicago. Married Bessie Laurie Wise- 
 hart, N 30, 1911, Champaign. Address, 1411 
 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4629. WILLIAM BENJAMIN DUNNING 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 17, 1886. 
 Aurora, 111. Prepared in W. Aurora H. S. 
 Triangle. Universal Portland Cement Co., 
 Chicago; Am. Bridge Co., Lassing Plant, Chi- 
 cago. Address, Room 1832 72 W Adams St., 
 Chicago.t 
 
 4630. MATI LAL DUTT 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E. ; M. S.. 1912; 
 b. S 17, 1885, Calcutta, India; s. Madhav 
 Chandra Dutt. Prepared in Cent. Collegiate 
 Sch., Calcutta, India; Univ. of Calcutta; Univ. 
 of Calif., 1912; Asst. Steam Engr., Lacka- 
 wanna Steel Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1912-13; Test 
 House Asst., Loco-Supt. of Water Works, 
 Bengal Nagpur Ry., Bengal, India, 1913-15: 
 Prof., Mech. and Elec. Engng., Kala-Bhavan 
 Tech. Inst.. Baroda, India, 1916 — . Married 
 My 1914. Child, son, b. N 30, 1916. Address, 
 78 Maniktola St., Calcutta, India. 
 
 4631. JOHN WILLIAM ECK 
 (Husband of No. 6387; Brother of No. 4632) 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 7. 1886, Troy 
 Grove, 111.; s. John A. and Magdalena (Dorf- 
 ner) Eck. Prepared in Troy Grove II. S.; 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Kappa Delta Pi; Final 
 Honors. Teacher, Man. Tr., Minn. St. Norm. 
 Sch., Moorhead, Minn. Married Bess Mae 
 Lindley ('14), Ag 24, 1915, Urbana. Address, 
 Moorhead, Minn. 
 
 4632. JOSEPHINE ANTOINETTE ECK 
 
 (STEWART) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4922; Sister of No. 4631) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. F ?■ 1889, Troy 
 Grove, 111.; d. Tohn A. (b. S 7. 1855, Peru, 111.) 
 and Ellen (Dorfner) Eck (b. Ap 26, 1857. 
 (Chicago). Prepared in Troy Grove H. S. and 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Teacher, Murphysboro Tp. 
 H. S. Mem.. Woman's Club. Married LeRoy 
 Stewart Cii). Je 17, 1914. Murphysboro, 111. 
 Address, Murphysboro, Ill.f 
 
 4633. GEORGE CHRISTIAN EDLER 
 Market Specialist; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 13, 
 1889. Chicago. 111.; s. Fred C. (b. F 17, 1857. 
 do.) and Adele Louise (Groll) Edler (b. Je 
 
IQIl] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 415 
 
 24, 1865, do.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. II. S., 
 LaGrange, 111. Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta; Tri- 
 angle; Y. M. C. A.; Prelim. , Honors; Varsity 
 Freshman Basket ball Squad, 1907; Jr. Class 
 Basket ball; Sr. Class Basket ball Team (class 
 Championship) ; Sr. Class Tennis (class Cham- 
 pionship); Univ. Tennis, 191 1; Singles 
 Representative, West. Intercoll. Tennis Conf.. 
 Chicago, 191 1. Mgr., Kenmare Flax Farm, 
 Kenmare, N. Dak.; Traveling Salesman. Dick- 
 inson Co., Minneapolis, 1912-16; Investigator 
 in Seed Marketing, Bur. of Markets, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1916 — . Auth.: The Uses of 
 Explosives in Blasting Stumps, Boulders, 
 Breaking up Hard Pan, and in Tree Planting, 
 awarded ist prize of $100 by DuPont Powder 
 Co.; The Farm Boy of Tomorrow, The Farm 
 Home Mag., Je igii. Mem., 111. Corn Grow- 
 ers' Assn. Address, 1137 Allison St., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 4634. WILLARD CLARKE EELLS 
 Chief Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 
 1913; b. O 27, 1885, Mazon, 111.; s. George 
 and Celeste (Sinclair) Eells. Prepared in 
 Mazon Tp. H. S. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors; Fel- 
 lowship with T. & A. M. Dept. Trk. Kiev, 
 for C. R. I. & P., 191 1 ; With Julian S. Nolan 
 & Co.. Fireproofing Engrs., Chicago, 1913-14; 
 Detailer, checker, head checker, chief drafts- 
 man, Truxcon Steel Co., Youngstown, O.. 
 1914-18. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Rilla 
 McElmurry, Ja 20, 1914. Children: Richard 
 Arden, b. N 18, 1915 (died D 3, iqi6); 
 Robert Myron, b. S 18, 1917. Address, 216 Au- 
 burndale Ave., Youngstown, O. ; bus. add., 
 Truscon Steel Co., do. 
 
 4635. BESS HAMILTON EIKER 
 
 (Sister of No. 2653) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 15, 1885, 
 Sparta, 111.; d. William David Mahan (b. Pa.) 
 and Anna Jane (Gaud) Eiker (b. Toronto, 
 Can.). Prepar(?d in Sparta H. S. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma. Teacher, H. S., Newton, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Sparta, III.; bus. add., Newton, Hit 
 
 4636. CHARLES COURTNEY ELLISON 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B.; b. O 16, 
 
 1884, Marine, 111.; s. Charles Monroe (b. Ag 
 14, 1852, Marine, III.) and Helen Inez (Mc- 
 Kee) Ellison (b. Je 6, 1856, Fruit Station, 111.). 
 Prepared in Alton H. S.; Univ. Acad.; Shurt- 
 leff Coll. Adelphic; Delta Sigma Rho; John 
 Marshall Law Club; Univ. Debating, 1907-09; 
 Class Football, 1906-11; Class Orator, 191 1. 
 "Mgr., Star Lecture Course, 1909-10; Mgr., May 
 Festival Concerts, 191 1. Teacher, Danville, 
 111., 1911-12; Lawyer, Granite City, 1912-17. 
 Capt. Inf., 311th Field Sig. Bn., Camp Grant, 
 111., Ag IS, 1917; Major, 3nth Field Signal 
 Bn., Depot Brigade, Camp Upton; Mustered 
 out, D 6, 1918. Address, Alton, 111.; bus. add., 
 Piasa Bldg., do. 
 
 4637. GEORGE EDGAR ELLISON 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; s. A. Ellison. 
 Prepared in R. T. Crane Man. Tr. Sch. With 
 Automatic Tel. Co., Chicago, 1912 — . Address, 
 3047 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 4638. EVAR EMANUEL ELM 
 Fire Protection Engr.; B. S. in Chem. Eng. ; 
 b. S 13, 1885, Chicago; s. John (b. Jl 15, 1854, 
 Stockholm, Sweden) and Hildegard (Lager- 
 holm) Elm (b. Ag 10, 1858, do.). Prepared 
 in McKinley H. S., Chicago; N. W. Univ., 
 1905-6. Sigma Xi; Chem. Club; Asst. Chem., 
 Armour & Co., Chicago, 1911-12; do.. 111. Steel 
 Co., Gary, Ind., 1912; do., Peoples Gas, Light 
 & (Toke Co., Chicago, 1912; do., Morris & Co., 
 Chicago, do., 1912-14; Fire Protection Engr., 
 Chicago Bd. of Underwriters, Chicago, 1914 — . 
 Mem., A. C. S. Address, 710 S. Springfield 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 175 W. Jackson Blvd., 
 do. 
 
 4639. ARTHUR LUDWIG ENGER 
 (Brother of No. 2656) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Je 18, 
 1886, Decorah, la.; s. Lauritz M. (b. Norway) 
 and Bertha (Myran) Enger (b. Decorah, la.). 
 Prepared in Decorah (la.) li. S.; Decorah Inst. 
 Triangle; Scabbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors; Capt., 
 Cadet Regt. With Champaign & Urbana Water 
 Co., 191 1 ; Instr., Poly. Inst., Brooklyn, N. Y., 
 19 1 2; Asst. Engr., Agr. Exp. Sta., Tucson, 
 Ariz., 1912-17. Capt. Engrs. R. C, 1917-18; 
 Zone Supply Office, El Paso, Tex., 1918 — -. 
 Mem., 23d Regt., N. Y. Nat. Guard, N 191 1—. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Garth Baird, Ap 
 9, 1913, Urbana. Address, 1024 N. Oregon St., 
 El Paso, Tex. 
 
 4640. THORBJORN KJUS ENGER 
 
 ^ Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 13, 1886, 
 Christiania, Norway; s. Johan J. Kjus and 
 Olava Enger. Prepared in Throop Poly. Inst., 
 Pasadena, Calif. E. E. Soc. ; Lt., Univ. Regt. 
 Apprentice, Gen. Elec. Co. Mem., A. I. E. E. ; 
 Thomson Club, Lynn, Mass. Address, 127 N. 
 Burlington St., Los Angeles. t 
 
 4641. NEWTON EDWARD ENSIGN 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 3, 1882, 
 Altamont, 111.; s. Frederick Delano (b. Ag 18, 
 1846, So. Warsaw, N. Y.) and Jennie (Young) 
 Ensign (b. O 7, i860, Mason, 111.). Prepared 
 in Altamont H. S. A. B., McKendree Coll., 
 1905; B. A., Oxford Univ., 1908. Phi Kappa 
 Tau; Tau Beta Pi. Instr., Univ. Acad., 1909- 
 10; Instr., T. and A. M., Univ. of 111., igio- 
 15; Assoc, do., 1915 — . Married Flossie Bun- 
 dy, Jl 25, igo8, Oxford, Eng. Child, Richard 
 Bundy, b. F 22, 191 1. Address, 213 E. Gregory 
 St., Champaign; bits, add., T. and A. M. Dept., 
 Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 4642. ABRAHAM SOLOMON EPSTEIN 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 24, 1887, 
 Kieff, Russia; s. Solomon (b. S 18, 1867, do.) 
 and Mary (Roth) Epstein (b. Ja 22, 1867, do.). 
 Prepared in Rischellie Gymnasium of Odessa. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Ivrim. Detailing, Design- 
 ing and Estimating with Nat. Fire Proofing 
 Co., Chicago; Designer and estimator. Nat. 
 Fire Proofing Co., Chicago, 1911-13; Struct. 
 Engr., Marshall .S; Fox, Archs., 1913-14; Struct. 
 Engr., Central Mfg. Dist. of Chicago, 1914 — . 
 Married Janet Robin, Mr 25, 1916. Child, 
 Rayrnond, b. Ja 12, 1918. Address, 6163 S. 
 Michigan Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1118 W. 
 3Sth St., do. 
 
 4643. HARRIET CLAIRE ERLBACHER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 1890, Kanka- 
 kee, 111.; d. Leonard (b. 1850) and Matilde 
 (Robbie) Erlbacher (b. i860, Kankakee, 111.). 
 Prepared in Englewood H. S., Chicago; Morris 
 H. S. Sigma Kappa. Asst. Prin., H. S., Ran- 
 toul', 111., 19H-12. Address, Golden, Colo. 
 
 4644. LAWRENCE TURNER FAIRHALL 
 Instructor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1912; b. 
 
 Ag 30, 1888, Chicago; s. Joseph (b. F 7, 1853, 
 E. Farleigh, Kent, Eng.) and Elizabeth (San- 
 dys) Fairhall (b. F 5, 1853, Ashford, do.). 
 Prepared in Danville II. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Gamma Alpha. With 111. St. Water Sur., sum- 
 mer, 191 1 ; 111. St. Geol. Sur.. summer, 1912. 
 Instr., Physiol. Chem., Jeflf. Med. Coll.; do., 
 Boyleston Chem. Lab., Harvard Univ. Mem., 
 A. C. S.; Sec, New Eng. lUini Club. Mar- 
 ried Florence G. Wade, Ap 2, 1Q18, Cambridge, 
 Mass. Address, 82 Ellery St., Cambridge, 
 Mass. 
 
 4645. WILLIAM ALEXANDER FAISON 
 Supt., Steel Casting Co.; B. S. in Ry. M. 
 
 E.; b. Ag 6, 1889, Goldsboro, N. C; s. Wil- 
 liam (b. Ag 16, 1857) and Susan Virginia 
 
4i6 
 
 UNJVERSrTV OF ILLINOIS 
 
 [19II 
 
 Faisoii (b. Jl 13, i860). Prepared in Cluster 
 Springs Acad., Cluster Springs, Va.; Golds- 
 boro (N. C.) H. S.; Va. Mil. Inst., Lexing- 
 ton, Va.; N. C. A. and M., Raleigh, N. C. B. 
 E. N. C. A. and M. Kappa Sigma; Eastern- 
 ers' and Southerners' Clubs; Stud. Branch, A. 
 S. M. E. Cen. Foundry Work, Am. Steel 
 Foundries; Supt., Atlantic Steel Casting Co., 
 Chester, Pa. Married Miriam Ellison, D 2, 
 1916. Address, c/o Atlantic Steel Casting Co., 
 Chester, Pa.t . 
 
 4646. GUY DORR FAULKNER 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O s, 1887, South 
 Dansville, N. Y. ; s. John Lemen (b. Je 15, 
 1 85 1, do.) and Rosalie (McCurdy) Faulkner 
 (b. My 20, 1855, Livingston Co., N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Hornell PL S.; Genesee Wesleyan 
 Sem. ; Univ. of Syracuse. C. E. Soc. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Struct. Draftsman, Detroit, 
 1911-12; Struct. Draftsman, Cleveland, 1912- 
 14; Farmer. Arkport. N. Y., 1014 — . Address. 
 R. 3, Arkport, N. Y. 
 
 4647. JAMES PHILLIPS FELLOWS 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 31, 1889, Kan- 
 kakee, 111.; s. James Herbert (b. D 7, 1852, 
 Plainfield, 111.) and Flora A. (George) Fellows 
 (b. Richmond, Me.). Prepared in Kankakee 
 H. S. Philomethean; Capt., Univ. Regt. Auto- 
 mobile Salesman, igii; Farm Mgr., 1912-1S. 
 Sec, Pedigreed Swine Breeders Assn., Kanka- 
 kee, 111. Married R. Maree Patterson, D 11, 
 1915, Clinton, 111. Address, Manteno, 111. 
 4648. CHARLES WILLIAM FENDER 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; M. S., 1913; b. 
 Ja 26, 1886, Westfield. 111.; s. W. C. Fender 
 (b. F 26, 1856, Ind.) and Martha (Goble) 
 Fender (b. Ap 16, 1886, Westfield, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Adelphic: 
 Lambda Chi Alpha. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 
 Calif., 191 1 ; Instr., Sc. Lowell H. S., San 
 Francisco, 1912-18; Head of Dept., P.iol. Sc, 
 do., 1918. Married Gladys Amber, 1913, 
 Berkeley, Calif. Child, Doris Aileen, b, Mv 
 8. 1914. Address, 1918 Haste St., Berkeley, 
 Calif.; bus. add., Lowell H. S., San Francisco. 
 
 4649. CHARLES FRANCIS FERRIS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1912; b. N 27, 
 1887, Erie, Kan.; s. Francis Marion (b. My 17, 
 1S60, St. Joe. Mo.> and Adelaide Louise 
 (Watt) Ferris (b. Ag i8, 1867, Keokuk). Pre- 
 pared in Danville H. S. Alpha Zeta; Sigma 
 Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors; Scholarship, 
 Grad. Sch. Farmer, Middle Inlet. Wis., 
 1912 — . Mem., Wis. Exp. Assn. Married, 
 Alpha Mildred Williams, Jl 9, 1913, Jamaica, 
 111. Children: Lillian May, b. My i, 1914; 
 Elizabeth Louise, b. S 10, 1917. Address, Mid- 
 dle Inlet, Wis. 
 
 4650. FORREST ADDISON FISHER 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 25, 1888, 
 Greenup, 111,; s. Louis Addison (b. O 19, 1857, 
 Center Point, 111.) and Susan Catherine 
 (Brewer) Fisher (b. Jl 23, 1857, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Greenup H, S. Final Honors; Sigma 
 Xi; Alpha Zeta; Pres,, Agr, Club. Asst., Soil 
 Sur., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1911; Asst., 
 Soil, Pliys.. and Agr., Exp. Sta., 1912; Instr., 
 do., 1915; Assoc, do., 1917— . Married Victoria 
 Holt Thomen, My 12, 1912, Greenup, 111. 
 Child, Lewis Thomen, b. O 7, 1915. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, Urbana, 111, 
 
 4651, WARD HERBERT FISHER 
 (Husband of No, 3943) 
 BIdg, Supt,; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 29, 1886, 
 Mt. Comfort, Ind.; s. Daniel (b. F 13, 1843, 
 Clarksville, Ind.) and Jennie (Davidson) Fisher 
 (b. Ja 27, 1857. Hull, la.). Prepared in Short- 
 ridge H. S., Indianapolis; De Pauw Univ., 
 T 905-7. Scarab; Arch. Club; Phi Kappa Psi. 
 Bldg. Supt. Married Genevieve Rohrer ('oq), 
 O 14, 191 1, Birmingham, Ala, Address, Mc- 
 Cordsville, Ind. 
 
 4652. ROSE GRAHAME FLEMING 
 
 (ST. JOHN) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 5131, 5132) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 4, 1886, Engle- 
 
 wood. 111.; d. George Wallace (b. Ag 15, 1859, 
 
 Chicago) and Ellen Grahame (Goodfellow) 
 
 Fleming (b. D 12, i860. Council Bluffs, la.). 
 
 Prepared in Olney H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Phi 
 
 Beta Kappa. Final Honors, Teacher, Eng,, 
 
 Olney H, S., 191 2-1 5. Married Jacques Harvey 
 
 St. John, O 20, 1916. Olney," 111. Address, 
 
 229 1 8th St,, Miami, Fla. 
 
 4653. ELIZABETH BLAIR FLETCHER 
 Tournalist; A, B, in L. & A.; b. Mr 6, 1889, 
 Bunker Hill, 111.; d. Samuel Anson (b. S 26, 
 1824, Antrim, N. H.) and Helen Wiley (Mc- 
 Cambridge) Fletcher (b. Je 9, 1844, Larne, Ire- 
 land). Prepared in Bunker Hill H. S. ; Univ. 
 Acad. A. M., Washington Univ., 1913. Pre- 
 lim, Honors. Teacher, Areola, 111., 1911-12; 
 do.. Little Rock, Ark., 1913-18; Journalist, St. 
 Louis Star, St. Louis Mo., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, 3809 Flad Ave., St, 
 Louis, 
 
 4654, FREDERICK JOHN FOERSTERLING 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1916; b. 
 D 12, 1886, Grundy Co., 111.; s. Charles Ernst 
 (b. F 25, 1845, Madgeburg, Prussia) and 
 Barbara (Wiecker) Foersterling (b. S 16, 
 1844, Hahn, Hessen Darmstadt, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Dwight H, S, Eta Kappa Nu; Onyx 
 Club; E, E, Soc; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Mgr., Class Football; Chm., ist Engng. Dance 
 Com. Electn., Peoria Gas & Elect. Co., Peoria, 
 1911-12; Supt., Meters and Transformers, Cen- 
 tral 111. Light Co., do., 1913-15; Elec Operat- 
 ing Engr., do., 1916-17; Sales Mgr., Diamond 
 Elec. Supply Co., do., 1917-18. Mem., Univ. 
 Club, Peoria; Nat. Elec. Light Assn.; Assoc. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. Married Bertha P. Busch, 
 Je 19, 1912, Urbana. Children: Virginia Grace, 
 b. My 20, 1914; F. Jack, b. Mr 2, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 108 Alice Ave., Peoria; bus. add., 311 
 S. Washington St., do. 
 
 4655. LAWRENCE EARL FOGLESONG 
 (Husband of No. 4793) 
 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 17, 1887, 
 Milton, la.; s. Sylvester (b. Mr 7, i860, Lan- 
 caster, Mo.) and Louisa Jane Foglesong (b. 
 D 20, 1861, Pulaski, la.). Prepared in Prep. 
 Sch., Univ. of Idaho; Univ. of Idaho, 1905-7; 
 .Scholarship, Harvard Univ., 1914-16. Acacia; 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; 111. 
 Glee Club; Bus. Mgr. ///. Agr., 1908-09. Land- 
 scaije Exten, Dept,, Univ. of 111., 1911-14; 
 Chief Draftsman, Pond & Robinson, Land. 
 Arch., Boston, 1916-17; Land. Arch., Boston, 
 1917-18; do., Des Moines, 1918; do.. Capital 
 Exten. Grounds, do. Sec. 111. Alumni Assn., 
 Des Moines. Married Jessie Barbara McRobie 
 Cii), Jl 16, 1913, Montclair, N, J. Child, 
 Suzanne F., b. Je 3, 1914. Address, c/o Capi- 
 tal Extension Grounds, Des Moines. 
 
 4656. JOHN WARNER FOLEY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 20, 1885, 
 Wapella, 111.; s. Nickolas (h. D 12, 1838, 
 Hampshire Co,, Va.) and Emma (Thorpe) 
 Foley (b. Jl 24, 1858, Wapella, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Clinton H. S. Prelim. Honors. Elec. 
 Engr., West. Elec. Co., N. Y. Married Ellen 
 S. McCarthy, Je 9, 1913. Urbana. Children: 
 John Warner and Edwin Nickolas. b. F 19, 
 1916. Address, c/o West. Elec. Co., N. Y. 
 
 4657. LEROY STEWART FOLTZ 
 Professor; B. S. in E. E.; M. S. in E. E.; 
 b. N 27, 1884, Chandlerville, 111,; s, Horace 
 Newton (b. Mr 4, 1854, Lycippus, la.) and 
 Effie (Stewart) Foltz^ (b. 1862, Fowler. III.). 
 Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S. Treas., 
 E. E. Soc. ; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. Operat- 
 
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 417 
 
 ing Engr., I. T. Co., Springfield, 111., 1911-12; 
 Testing and Consulting Engr., Excelsior Stove 
 & iNIfg. Co., Quincy, III., 191J-1.3; Instr. Elec. 
 Engng. & Phys., Colo. Agr. Coll., Ft. Collins, 
 Colo., 1914-16; John W. Mackay, Jr., Fellow in 
 Elec. Engng., Univ. of Calif., 1916-17; Asst. 
 Prof., Elec. Engng., Colo. Agr. Coll., 1917-18; 
 Prof.. Elec. Engng. and Dept. Head, do., 
 1918 — . Mem., Soc. for Promotion, Engng. 
 Educ. ; I St Presby. Church; Supt., Sunday Sch. 
 Married Emily Proctor, Jl i, 1915, Loveland, 
 Colo. Children: Elva Lea, b. Ag 18, 1916; 
 Erwald Newton, b. F 21, 1918. Address, Ft. 
 Collins, Colo. 
 
 4658. BERNICE FORD (VAN CLE.VVE) 
 (Wife of G692) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 3, 1888, Lincoln, Neb.; 
 d. George W. (b. Rockford, 111.) and Jessie L. 
 (Corey) Ford (b. Mr 4, 1865). Prepared in 
 Rockford H. S.; Rockford Coll., 1904-6. Kap- 
 pa Delta Pi; Special and Final Honors. 
 Teacher, H. S., Farmer City, 111., 1911-13; do., 
 Rockford, III., [912-14. Married Harley Jones 
 VanCleave (g'lo), Ag i, 1914. Child, Dorothy 
 Lucile, b. My 20, 191 7. Address, 1107 S. Busey 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 4659. CARLOTTA MARKS FORD 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. N 26, 1883, 
 Geneva, 111.; d. George Putman (b. Ag 30, 
 1854, Little Falls, N. Y.) and Clara Estelle 
 (Angle) Ford (b. Ap 22, 1859, Mendon, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Geneva H. S. Sigma Xi; 
 H. Sc. Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Asst., 
 Dom. Sc, Kan. Agr. Coll., 191 1-13; Instr., do., 
 1913-14; Instr. Home Econ., Montana Coll., 
 Agr. and Mech. Arts, 1914-16; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 1916-18. Address, Bozeman, Mont. 
 
 4660. ALVIN OLAUDE FOREMAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 30, 1886, Pitts- 
 field, 111.; s. A. R. Foreman. Prepared in Pitts- 
 field H. S. Farmer, Pittsfield, 111. Address, 
 Pittsfield, Ill.f 
 
 466J. JOHN DELAVAN FRAZEE 
 Surety Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 28, 
 1885, Cedar Rapids, la.; s. Delavan Delos (b. 
 Ag 4, 1857, do.) and Mary Ann (Cooper) 
 Frazee (b. Ag 13, 1858, Grinnell, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S., Chicago. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Helmet; Yoxan; Ku Klux; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Scholarship from Capt. Univ. Sig. 
 C. Resident Asst. Sec, Am. Surety Co., of 
 New York, Louisville, Ky. ; do., Des Moines, 
 1918 — ^. Address, 2834 Rutfand Ave., Des 
 Moines; bus. add., Am. Surety Co., Equi- 
 table Bldg., Des Moines. 
 
 4662. CHESLEY BARBER FREELAND 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. N 30, 1886, Dalton City, 
 111. Prepared in Acad., James Millikin Univ. 
 Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta; Varsity Track. Farm- 
 er, Dalton City, III. Address, Dalton City, 
 Ill.f 
 
 4663. LUCIUS AUGUSTUS FRITZE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 25, 1888, 
 Peoria; s. James P. (b. Jl 12, i860, Somerset, 
 Pa.) and Madora (Weber) Fritze (b. Ja 22, 
 i860, Beardstown, 111.). Prepared in Bradley 
 Poly. Inst., Peoria. Chem. Club. Chem., Am. 
 Water Works Guarantee Co., Pittsburgh. Chem. 
 and Supt. Water Purification. Address, Moline. 
 Ill.t 
 
 4664. MILTON HECKSCHER FROEHLICH 
 Draftsman and Designer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. 
 O II, 1887, Chicago; s. Michael (b. My 25, 
 1841, Wurtemburg, Ger.) and Jennie (Heck- 
 scher) Froehlich (b. F 9, i860, Ratisbon, Ger.;. 
 Prepared in R. T. Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Ivrim. Draftsman, Am. Bridge Co., Gary, Ind., 
 1911-13; do., Chicago Steel Products Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1913-14; Draftsman and Designer, Joseph 
 
 T. Ryerson & Son, Chicago, 1914 — . Sec, 
 Chicago Assn., Jewish Religious Teachers, 
 1912 — . Address, 308 E. S3rd St., Chicago. 
 
 4665. GIKAN FUJIMURA 
 Scientist; B. S. in Sc; M. S. in Bot., 191 1; 
 b. Ja 16, 1885, Mirumai, Shiwagun, Iwateken, 
 Japan; s. Chiyokichi (b. 1862, Morioka, do.) 
 and Misa (Suzuki) Fujimura (b. 1867, do.). 
 Mich. Agr. Coll., 1907-09. Formosan Govt. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., 1911-13; F. W. Home Co., 
 1913-17; Imperial Zootech. Exp. Sta., Japan, 
 1918 — . Mem., Univ. of 111. Club, Japan; Am. 
 Univ. Club, do.; Tokyo Eng. Speaking Soc. 
 Married Kiku Funakoshi, Ap 26, 191.^, Morioka, 
 Japan. Address, Morioka, Japan. 
 
 4666. WILFRED TRUMAN FULLENWIDER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1132, 1676) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 26, 1888, 
 Mechanicsburg, 111.; s. Henry Thomas (b. Mr 
 1, 1846, do.) and Sarah Connet (Lindsly) Fu!- 
 lenwider (b. O 21, 1849, Grove City). Prepared 
 in Mechanicsburg and Springfield. Beta Theta 
 Pi; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Agr. Club. 
 Bus. Mgr. 111. Agr., III. St. Soil Surv., 1913- 
 Farmer, Mechanicsburg, 111. Address, Mecha- 
 nicsburg, 111. 
 
 4667. CHARLES BUSHNELL FULLERTON 
 Lawyer; I,L. B.; b. Je 24, 1887, Ottawa, 111.; 
 
 s. Thomas Coxey (b. Ag 21. 1839, Montgomery 
 Co., Pa.) and Vincy Tuttle (Bushnell) Fuller- 
 ton (b. Mr I, 1859, Ottawa, 111.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Phi Alpha Delta; 
 Shield and Trident. Lawyer, Winston, Payne, 
 Strawn & Shaw, Chicago, 1911-17. 2nd Lt., 
 26th U. S. Inf., A. E. F., France; with Army 
 of Occupation, Coblenz, Ger., 1919 — . Mem., 
 Loyal Legion; Illini Club of Chicago; 111. Bar 
 .\ssn. Militia, 1903-6. Address, 622 Pearl St., 
 Ottawa, 111. 
 
 4668. WILLIAM KENNETH GALEENER 
 (Husband of No. 6140; Brother of No. 2671) 
 Horticulturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 11, 1884, 
 Tunnel Hill, 111.; s. William Edwin (b. O 30. 
 1842, Warren Co., O.) and India B. (Perkins) 
 Galeener (b. 1852, Vienna, 111.). Prepared in 
 Vienna H. S. Agr. Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. 
 Salesman for W. E. Galeener & Sons, Nursery- 
 men, Vienna, 111.; Reclaiming Neglected 
 Orchards. Fairfield, 111. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Sec, Wayne Co. Farmer's Inst. Married 
 .Vdela Pauline Carrier ('14), Je 17. 1914. Ur- 
 bana. 111. Address, R. 2, Fairfield, 111. 
 
 4669. JAMES LEWIS GARDNER 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 24, 1882. 
 Aurora, 111.; s. William Edward (b. Je 24, 1849, 
 Newark, N. T.) and Anna Electa (Freeman) 
 Gardner (b. Mr 12, 1857, Aurora, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in East Aurora H. S. Alpha Zeta; .\gr. 
 Club; Prelim, and Final Honors: Treas., Class 
 of 191 1. Live Stock Man, Manhattan Co., 
 Manhattan, Mont.; Exten. Dept.. Coll. of .\gr., 
 Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Mgr., Walnut Grove 
 Farm, Virginia, 111., IQ13 — • Married Anna 
 Ruth Carr, Mr 5. 191 3. Climax, Mich. Address. 
 R. 4, Virginia, III. 
 
 4670. HARRIET ELIZABETH GARNETT 
 (SHAW) 
 (Sister of Nos. 9.=;o, 1504. 2098, 3373. 3745) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 23. 1887, Plymouth. 
 111.; d. Robert Kirtley (b. Ag 4, 1844, St. 
 Mary's, 111.1 and Annie Elizabeth (Hunter) 
 Garnett (b. O 19, 184';, Catasauqua, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Piano and Prescott (Ariz.) H. Schs. 
 Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Kanpa 
 Delta Pi; Sr. Breakfast Com. Teacher, H. Sc, 
 Charleston, II!.; do., Pratt, Kan., igU-i.S- 
 Mem., Coterie; Cro-totem Club. Married Ced- 
 ric Hadawav Shaw, S 20, 191 5. Plymouth, 111. 
 Child. Robert Ernest, b. Je 27, 1916. Address, 
 Pratt, Kan. 
 
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 4671. FRANK WILLIAM GARRETT 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 10, 1885, 
 Momence, 111.; s. William Richard (b. Ap i, 
 1856, do.) and Anna May (Dayton) Garrett 
 (b. O 7, 1861, do.). Prepared in Momence H. 
 S. Gregory Guild. Asst., Soil Fertility, Univ. 
 of 111., 1911-17; Assoc, Soil Jrertility, 1917 — . 
 Married Martha Emma Baechler, O 17, 191 2, 
 Momence, 111. Children: William Andrew, b. 
 O 7, 1913; Frank Eugene, b. O 22, 1915 (died 
 O 6, 1916). Address, mo Arbor St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 4672. EARL GARVER 
 Dairy Specialist; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 11, 
 
 1885, Rockford, 111.; s. John Cormany (b. N 
 16, 1843, Pecatonica, 111.) and Sara A. (Segur) 
 Garver (b. Ap 6, 1855, Pine Meadows, Conn.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Official Testing, 
 Dairy Dept., Univ. of 111. Address, 725 Ash- 
 land Ave., Rockford, 111. 
 
 4673. MIRIAM GERLACH 
 vSister of No. 9090) 
 Dean of Women; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ja 9, 
 
 1886, Chester, 111.; d. John Daniel (b. Ap 24, 
 1858, Sparta, 111.) and Mary Phonetta (Neville) 
 Gerlach (b. Ja 24, i860, Chester, 111.). Prepared 
 in Chester H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Delta 
 Psi; Alethenai; Scribblers' Club; Ed., ///. Mag.; 
 III. Mag. Bd.; lUio Bd.; Daily lllini Staff; 
 Sec, Woman's League; Jr. Cap Com.; Sr. 
 Memorial Com.; Class Poet. Teacher, Eng., 
 Doniphan H. S., Doniphan, Mo., 1912-14; Grad. 
 work in Eng., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Teacher, 
 Eng., Man. Tr. H. S., Indianapolis, 1916; Asst. 
 Dean of Women, Univ. of Mich.. 1916-17; 
 Head Resident, Willard Hall, N. W. Univ., 
 1917-18; Dean of Women, S. Dak. St. Coll., 
 Brookings, S. Dak., 19 18 — . Bus. Mgr., The 
 Crescent of Gamma Phi Beta, 19 18 — . Address, 
 State College, Brookings, S. Dak. 
 
 , 4674. NELLIE MAGRUDER GLEASON 
 (CORT) 
 (Wife of G138; Sister of No. 1505) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 27, 1888, Dalton City, 
 111.; d. Henry Milton (b. Ag 21, 1838, Akron, 
 O.) and Alsina Belle (Magruder) Gleason (b. 
 D 13. 1858, Coshocton Co., O.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Final Honors; V. P.. Woman's 
 League; Pres., Alethenai; Y. W. C. A. Cab- 
 inet; Sec-Treas., Eng. Club; lllini Staff. 
 Teacher, H. S., Stonington, 111., 1911-12; Instr., 
 Sch. of Hygiene and Pub. Health. Johns Hop- 
 kins Univ., Baltimore, Md. Married William 
 Walter Cort (g'n), Je 18, 1913, Champaign, 
 111. Children: Helen Louise, b. Ap 8, 1916; 
 [Margaret Jean, b. O 20, 1917- Address, Johns 
 Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md. 
 
 4675. LAWRENCE ARTHUR GLENN 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1336, 1337. 2996) 
 Lawyer; L. L. B.; b. N 23, 1887, Mattoon, 
 111.; s. Joseph Chamberlain (b. F 10, 1848, 
 Coles Co., 111.) and Mary Catherine (Ferguson) 
 Glenn (b. Ja 14, 1856, do.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta Phi; Yoxan. 
 City Atty., 1913-17; Asst. St. Atty., Jackson 
 Co., 111. Mem., Masons; K. P.; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Marie Schneider, F 22, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Murphysboro, 111. 
 
 4676. M.^RIE CHRISTINE GOEBEL 
 
 (KIMBALL) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 5157. 5i=8. 6903) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 17, 1889, Hacken- 
 
 sack, N. J.; d. Julius (b. My 23, 1837. Frank- 
 
 furt-am-Main, Ger.) and Kathryn Idell (Vree- 
 
 land) Goebel (b. D 3, 1861, do.). Prepared in 
 
 Palo Alto (Calif.) H. S.; Cambridge (Mass.) 
 
 Latin Sch.; Radcliffe Coll.; Phi Delta Psi; 
 
 Alethenai; Scribblers' Club. Instr., Ger. and 
 
 Eng., Champaign H. S., 1912-13. Writer, 1907- 
 08; Ed., Das Holskneckthaus, Oxford Univ. 
 Press, 1914- Married Fiske Kimball, Je 7, 
 1913, Urbana. Address, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 4677. WILLIS OWEN GORDON 
 Chief Chem.; B. S. in Chem., 191 1; b. Ag 
 2, 1887, Grandview, 111.; s. George Hudson (b. 
 My 3, 1850, Indiana, Pa.) and Helen Augusta 
 (Fravel) Gordon (b. N 16, 1861, New Albany, 
 O.). Prepared in Paris H. S. ; Grad. work, 
 George Washington Univ., 1912-13. Chem. 
 Club; Alpha Chi Sigma; Pres., Chem. Club; 
 Sr. Class Treas., ist semester. Chem., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., Bur. of An. Indus., 1911-16; 
 Head of Baking and ^Milling Dept., Siebel Inst., 
 1916-17; Chief Chem., Ind. Appliance Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1917 — . D. C. Nat. Guard, 1913-16. 
 Auth.: Siebel's Record and JNIanual for Bakers 
 and Millers, 191 7. Mem., Am. Chem. Soc. ; 
 Am. Soc Alilling and Baking Technology; Am. 
 Assn. of Cereal Chemists. Married Lillian May 
 Fissel, Ag I, 1916, Lancaster, Pa. Child, 
 Marian Francis, b. Je 12, 1917. Address, 7739 
 X. Paulina, Chicago; hus. add., 1102 Postal 
 Telegraph Bldg., do. 
 
 4678. EDWARD DOREMUS GORHAM 
 (Brother of No. 2107) 
 
 Treas. and Office Mgr.; A. B. in Bus. L. & 
 A.; b. F 12, 1890, Homer, 111.; s. Henry (b. 
 D 10, 1S49, Jacksonville, 111.) and Mary (Dore- 
 mus) Gorham (b. O 17, 1853, Springfield, 111.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S.; X'anderbilt Univ. 
 Production Dept., The Cadillac Motor Co., 
 1911; Cost Acct. Dept., Studebaker Corp., 
 1911-14; Treas. and Office Mgr., The Gen. 
 Realty Co., Detroit, 1914-18; Sergt. Q. M. 
 Corps, Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111.; Sergt., 
 Q. M. C, Camp Meigs, l^ld., 1918; 2nd Lt., Q. 
 M. C, Gen. Hosp., Dansville, N. Y. ; Mustered 
 out, Mr 20, 1919. Mem., Komoko Club, Detroit; 
 V. P., lllini Club, do. Address, 617 W. Spring- 
 field Ave., Champaign; bus. add., c/o Gen. 
 Realty Co.^ Detroit. 
 
 4679. PAUL JOHN GRAHAM 
 (Brother of No. 744) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 24, 1889^ 
 -Aledo, 111.; s. Richard J. (b. My 22, 1848) and 
 Caroline (jraham. Prepared in Aledo H. S. 
 Chi Beta; Phi Delta Phi; Shield and Trident; 
 Varsity Track, (^ity Atty., Aledo, 111. Mem., 
 111. St. Bar Assn. Married Frances M. 
 Graham, Ap 29, 191 6, Davenport, la. Address, 
 Aledo, 111. 
 
 4680. CARL RAYMOND GRAY, JR. 
 Pres. and Local Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 
 .Ap 14, 1889, Wichita, Kan.; s. C. R. (b. S 28, 
 1867, Princeton, Ark.) and Harriette Flora 
 Gray (b. S 17, 1869, Oswego, Kan.). Prepared 
 in Springfield (Mo.) H. S.; West. Mil. Acad.; 
 Washington Univ.; Univ. of Wis. Sigma 
 .•Mpha Epsilon; Obleisk; Lock and Chain. Car 
 Order Clerk, Frisco System, St. Louis, 191 1; 
 .\sst. Engr., O. E. Ry., Portland, Ore., 1911- 
 12; Asst. Supt., do., 191 2-1 3; Insp. of Trans 
 portation, C. B. & Q., Chicago, 1913-14; do. 
 Frisco, Springfield, Mo., 1914-16; Pres. and 
 Local Mgr., B. P. B. S. Corp., Baltimore, 
 1916-17. Capt., Q. M. R. C, U. S. A., Charles- 
 ton, S. C, 1917-18; do., Atlanta, Ga., Ja 1918 — . 
 Married Gladys Evans Beach, O 16, 191 1, St. 
 Louis. Children: Gladys Ethel, b. S 25, 1912; 
 Carl Raymond, III, b. Ja 6, 1914- Address, m 
 Deepdene Road, Baltimore; bus. add., c/o De- 
 pot Q. M., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 4681. FRANK BROWNFIELD GRAY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja lo, 1889, 
 
 Elgin. 111.; s. Ellis Asbury (b. F 19. 1854. St. 
 Charles, 111.) and Rachel Searight (Brownfield) 
 Gray (b. Jl 12, 1855, Unioutown, Pa.). Pre- 
 
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 pared in St. Charles H. S. Arch. Club; 
 Scarab; Bus. Mgr., Arch. Annual, 191 1; Engng. 
 Dance Com. Arch. Draftsman, W. G. Zimmer- 
 man, Chicago; do., Aurora, III. Machinist Mate, 
 i-'th Regt., Div. of Pub. Works, Great Likes, 
 111.; Mustered out, Ja 4, 1919. Address, 82 
 6th St., St. Charles, 111.; bus. add., 344 Coulter 
 Block, Aurora, 111. 
 
 4682. FRED JAY GRAY 
 Inspecting Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 191J; 
 b. Je 14, 1890, Nettle Creek, 111.; s. John (b. 
 Ag 18, 1852, do.) and Nettie (Pleasant) Gray 
 (b. D 25, 1856, Rutland Tp., 111.). Prepared 
 in Ottawa Tp. H. S. Testing Engr., Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1912-13; Stud., 
 Consulting Engng;. Dept., do., 1913-14; Jr. 
 Engr., Pub. Service Comn., N. Y., 1914-16; 
 Insp. Engr., Elec. Testing Lab., do., 1916^. 
 ist Bat. R. O. T. C, Camp Taylor, Ky.; 2d Lt., 
 F. A., Bat. A, 1 6th Bn., Replacement Depot, 
 Camp Jackson, S. C; Instr., F. A., Central 
 O. T. S., 1918; Mustered out, D 23, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 107 Halsey St., Newark, N. J.; bus. add., 
 c/o General Electric Co., Harrison, N. J. 
 
 4683. MARION WILLIAM GRIGSBY 
 (Brother of No. 4684) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 8, 1886, 
 Cuba, 111.; s. George Nathaniel (b. Ag 3, 1859, 
 do.) and Flora Annetta Grigsby (b. N 27, 
 i860). Prepared in Peoria H. S. ; Bradley 
 Poly. Inst., Peoria. C. E. Soc. With la. 
 Mausoleum Co., Waterloo, la. ; Rock Island 
 R. R., 191 1 ; Davenport-Muscatine R. R., 191 1; 
 Civ. Engr., Costa Rica-Panama Comn., 1912 — . 
 1st Lt. Engrs., with Camp Judge. Advocates 
 Office, Hdqtrs., Camp Humphreys, Va. Address, 
 222 Stewart Ave., East Peoria, 111. 
 
 4684. OWEN EUGENE GRIGSBY 
 (Brother of No. 4683) 
 
 Sec, Elec. Co.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1912; 
 b. My 6, 1888, Garden Grove, Calif.; s. George 
 Nathaniel (b. Ag 3, 1859, Cuba, 111.) and Flora 
 Anneta (Snively) Cirigsby (b. N 27, i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Peoria H. S. E. E. Soc; Winner 
 of Chess Trophy; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. 
 Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, 
 N. Y., 1912-13; Consulting Dept., do., 1913-14; 
 Elec. Engr. and Factory Mgr., Benjamin Elec. 
 Ltd., London, Eng., 1914-17; Sec, Anderson 
 Elec. Specialty Co., Chicago, 1917 — . Assoc. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Illuminating Engr. Soc, 
 London. Married Maude Elma Meneley, N 
 10, 1914, Champaign. Children: Helen Louise, 
 b; Ag 9, 1915; Robert Eugene, b. Ja 31, 1917. 
 Address, 5763 Dorchester Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 118 S. Clinton St., do. 
 
 4685. CHESTER HAYWARD GROVE 
 Elec. Engr.'; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 24, 1888, 
 
 Ottawa, 111.; s. D. L. and Emily J. (Hayward) 
 Grove (b. N 5, 1846, Dayton Tp., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. U. S. N., U. S. S., 
 Columbia, 1918 — . Address, 529 E. 50th St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4686. PAULINt TRABUE GROVES 
 
 (Daughter of No. 234) 
 Acting Gen. Sec, Y. W. C. A.; A. B. in 
 L. & A.; b D 7, 1889, Kankakee, 111; d. Charles 
 Wesley ('80), (b. Jl 28. 1857, Shelbyville, 111.) 
 and Dora (Trabue) Groves (b. F 13, i866, 
 Stanford, Ind.). Prepared in Marengo H. S.; 
 Special Grad. work, Univ. of 111., 1912-14. Al- 
 pha Delta Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A. 
 Cabinet; Chm., Sr. Breakfast Com. Teacher, 
 Petersburg H. S., 111.. 1911-12; Stud. Sec, Y. 
 W. C. A., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, Kan., 
 1914-16; Educ. and Publicity Sec, Y. W. C. 
 A., Louisville, Ky., 1916-18; Acting general 
 Sec, do., summers, 1917-18. Mem., Faculty 
 Woman's Club; K. S. A. C. ; Story Tellers 
 Club, Louisville, Ky. Address, 701 W. Church 
 St., Champaign; bits, add., 135 E. S2nd St., 
 New York City. 
 
 4687. ALFRED JOSEPH GUNDERSON 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 7, 1889, Chi- 
 cago; s. Peter (b. My i, 1865, Stockholm, 
 Sweden) and Matilda (Kelley) Gunderson (b. 
 S 22, i868, Londonderry, Ire.). Prepared in 
 Robert A. Waller H. S., Chicago. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Varsity 
 Track, 1907-10. Instr., Pomology, Univ. of 
 111., 191 1—. Co-Auth.: 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 BuL, 8s; do.. Circular 194. Married Marjorie 
 Shutts, N I, :9i3, Joliet, 111. Child, Dorothy 
 Gladys, b. F 5, 19 16. Address, 309 W. Wash- 
 ington Blvd., Urbana; bus. add. 411 Univ. Hall 
 do. 
 
 4688. LEO ARTHUR GUTTING 
 (Husband of No. 4208) 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 29, 1890; 
 s. John Frank (b. Mr 25, 1861, Brooklyn, N 
 Y.) and Amelia (Arnold) Gutting (b. O 8, 
 1863, Mendota, 111.). Prepared in Ottawa H. 
 S. E. E. Soc; Cap and Gown Com. Elec. 
 Engr., Muskogee, Okla, 1911-12; do.. West 
 Alhs, Wis., 191J-14; Canal Zone, Panama, 
 1914-18; Mgr., Interst. Pub. Service Co., Green- 
 held, Dist., Shelbyville, Ind. Mem., A. I. E. E.; 
 Congr. Church; A. A. A. S. Married Fanny 
 Wilder Hill ('lo), Je 30, 1916. Children: 
 Stephen Hill. b. My 23, 1917; Phillip, b. Ja 9, 
 1919. Address, 138 W. Hendricks St., Shelby- 
 ville, Ind.; bus. add.. Interstate Public Service 
 Co., do. 
 
 4689. ETHEL GWINN 
 (Sister of Nos. 3007, 6268, 6924) 
 Entertainer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 9, 1889, 
 Oakland, 111.; d. Oliver Munsell (b. Je 23, 
 1858, do.) and Sara (Wells) Gwinn (b. O 12, 
 i860). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Delta Gam- 
 ma; Yo Ma. Columbia Sch. of Music; Lyceum 
 Arts conservatory, Chicago. Teacher, Ridge- 
 farm H. S., 1912-14; Concert singing, 1917 — . 
 Address. 806 Goodwin Ave., Urbana. 
 
 4690. JOHN GEORGE HAEFFNER 
 Master Mechanic; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 16, 
 1888, Chicago; s. William (b. Ag i, 1859, Cleve- 
 land, O.) and Rose Katherine (Utting) Haeff- 
 ner (b. F 20, 1869). Prepared in Oak Park 
 and River Forest Tp. H. Schs. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; C. E. Club; Final Honors. Inspec- 
 tion Bur. of Universal Portland Cement Co., 
 1911-12; Bridge and Val. Dept., Chicago, Mil- 
 waui-ee & St. Paul R. R., 1912-14; Chief 
 Draftsman, Mech. Dept., Swift & Co., Chicago, 
 1914-17; Asst. Master Mechanic, do., 1917 — . 
 Mem., Struct. Engrs. Assn. of 111. Married 
 Lillian Dorothy Grant, Je 17, 1914, Chicago. 
 Address. 329 No. Lorel Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., c/o Swift & Co., U. S. Yds., do. 
 
 4691. FREDERICK ARTHUR HAGEDORN 
 (Brother of No. 1692) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 24, 1889, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Frederick (b. 1850, Ger.) 
 and Audine (Breede) Hagedorn (b. 1857, do.). 
 Prepared in Rock Island H. S. Tau Beta Pi; 
 .\. S. M. E.; Scholarship; Prelim. Honors. 
 Supt., General Products Co., Chicago Heights, 
 111., 1911-12; do., Mineral Products Co., Marys- 
 ville, Utah, 1912-15; Asst. Engr. in charge 
 Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co., Engrs. and 
 Contrs., New York City, 191 5 — . Married 
 Joanna Ellen Henry, D 31, 1912, Salt Lake 
 City. Child, Helen Audine, b. F 4, 1914. 
 Address, 222 Franklin Ave., Hasbrouch Heights, 
 N. J.; bus. add., 37 Wall St., New York City. 
 
 469c. EDWIN S. HAMILTON 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Jl 30, 1890, 
 Emington, 111.; s. Edwin C. (b. S 2, i860, 
 Brownsville, O.) and Emma Jane (Stump) 
 Hamilton (b. Jl 12, 1865, Hanover, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Kankakee H. S. ; Rush Med. Coll., 
 1913. Phi Beta Pi; Alpha Omega Alpha. 
 
420 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1911 
 
 Phys. and Surg., Kankakee, 111;' First Lt., 
 Med. R. C. Mem., Kankakee Med. Soc; 111. 
 St. Med. Soc; A. M. A.; A. F. A. M. ; Mys- 
 tic Shrine; B. P. O. E. Address, 585 S. Chi- 
 cago Ave., Kankakee, 111.; bus. add., 511 Cobb 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 4693- MARVIN TERRY HARMON 
 (Brother of No. 3015) 
 Manager; B. S. in Agr. ; (b. Je 10, 1887, 
 Easton, 111.; s. Josiah G. (b. Ap 2, 1858, OIney, 
 111.) and Emma L. (Marvin^ Harmon (h. D 21, 
 1862, Bible Grove, 111.). Prepared in Flora H. 
 S. ; McKendree Coll. Phi Gamma Delta; Phoe- 
 nix; Alpha. Gamma Rho. Dist. Mgr., Standard 
 Separator Co. Address, Box 37 Milwaukee. t 
 
 4694. LOUIS ARTHUR PETER HARMS 
 
 Superintendent; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Tl 25, 1887, 
 Bloom Tp., 111.; s. John H. E. (b. Mr 28, 1858, 
 do.) and Theresa (Frederick) Harms (b. S 16, 
 1866, do.). Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S. 
 Cosmopolitan Club. Grad. work, Washington 
 Univ., St. Louis, loii. Prin., H. S., Kirk- 
 wood, Mo.; Supt. of Sells., Normangea, Tex. 
 Mem.. Acad, of Sc, St. Louis. Married 
 Florence Van Deursen, Jl 25, 1912. Address, 
 322 Lincoln Ave., Dolton, 111. 
 
 4695. LEILA DOROTHY HARRIS 
 (HOBSON) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 469) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. JI 15, 1890, Urbana; d. 
 C. F. (b. Champaign) and Nettie (Elder) Har- 
 ris ('86), (b. Jl 5, 1843, Urljana). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Emerson Sch. of Oratory, Bos- 
 ton, 1913. Phi Mu Gamma. Teacher, Aurora, 
 3 yrs. ; Supvr., Gym. and Dramatic Work. 
 Mem., Work-shop Players, Chicago; V. P., 
 Chicago Dramatic Soc. Married Norman T. 
 Hobson, Je 22, 1916, Chicago. Child, son b. 
 N 10, 191 8. Address, 5132 Cornell Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4696. WAYNE FLOYD HARSHMAN 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 23, 1889, Griggsville, 
 111.; s. Perry (b. 1842, New Paris, O.) and 
 Laura Edna (Quick) Harshman (b. 1859, Bay- 
 lis. 111.). Prepared in Griggsville H. S.; Univ. 
 of Chicago, summer, 1907. Tau Beta Pi; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Tau Lambda. Address, Griggsville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 4697. WILLIAM EDWARD HART 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.: b. Ap 21, 1888, 
 
 Miles Sta., 111.; s. William Henry (b. D 19, 
 i8ss, Guilford, (ionn.) and Alice Annette (Con- 
 verse) Hart (b. F 18, 1866, Brighton, 111.). 
 Prepared in Brighton H. S.; Blackburn Coll., 
 1906-07. Cosmopolitan Club; Alpha Zeta; Sigma 
 Xi; Hort. Club; Agr. Club, Pres.; Final 
 Honors: Capt., LTniv, Regt. Dist. Leader in 
 Farm Adviser Work, U. S. Dept. of Agr.. 
 Marion. 111. Married Hallie J. Miller, Je 7, 
 191 6, Waynesboro, Va. Child, Robert Talbot 
 b. F 20, 1915. Address, 712 N. Harper St.. 
 Marion, 111.; bus. add.. City Hall, do. 
 
 4698. WILLIAM MAER HASBERG 
 Agent; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 26, 1887, Deni- 
 
 son, Tex.; s. Ben and Dora (Goldsol) Hasberg 
 (b. Je I. 1864, St. Louis). Prepared in Univ. 
 H. S., Chicago; Armour Inst, of Tech., do., 
 1907-08. Contract Mgr. and Bldg. Supt., Sears 
 Roebuck & Co.. Chicago, 1011-14; N. Y. Dis- 
 trict Mgr. of The Alvey Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 
 1914-15; Special Representative, Lamson Co., 
 Boston, 1915-18. Cant.. Ord. Dept.. N. A., Je 
 28, 1918. .Address, Chicago Beach Hotel, Chi- 
 cago. 
 4699. EDITH IRENE HATCH (ALLEN) 
 (Daughter of No. 237; Wife of No. 2310; 
 Sister of No. 6290) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 14. 18S9, Richmond. HI.; 
 d. Frank Waite ('80), (b. Ja i, 1857, Spring 
 
 Grove, 111.) and Agnes May (Kimball) Hatch 
 (b. F 17, 1857, do.). Prepared in Wilmot and 
 Elgin H. Schs. Rockford Coll., 1906-7. Phi 
 Delta Psi; Athenean; Prelim, and Final Hon- 
 ors; Class Basket] ball. Teacher, 1911-12. 
 Mem., D. A. R. Married Paschel Allen ('05), 
 
 5 9, 1913, Richmond, 111. Children: Franklin 
 Hatch, b., Jl 8, 1914; Ada Mary, b. Ap 5, 1916. 
 Address, R. i, Richmond, 111. 
 
 4700. RALPH SNYDER HATCH 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 4, 1884, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Albert Tilden (b. S 4, 1848, 
 Montpelier, Vt.) and Regina (Snyder) Hatch 
 (b. Ja s, 1853, Naperville, III.). Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S.; Armour Sc. Acad.; Armour Inst, 
 of Technology, 1907-9. E. E. Soc; Ath. Assoc; 
 Final Honors. Power Station Designer, Sargent 
 
 6 Lundy, 1708 Ry. Exchange Bldg., Chicago, 
 1911-13; Asst. Elec. Engr., do., 1412 Edison 
 Bldg., do., 1913-14; Designing Engr., 1404 Edi- 
 son Bldg.,^rfo., X014-1C; Asst. Elec. Engr., Sar- 
 gent & Lundy, 1412 Edison Bldg., do., 1915-17; 
 Chief Draftsman of Elec. Dept., do., 1918 — . 
 Mem.. A. I. E. E. Address, 4347 Greenwood 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1412 Edison Bldg., do. 
 
 4701. ELMER FRANKLIN HEATER 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 19, 1887, 
 Champaign Co., 111.; s. Charles M. (b. Cham- 
 paign Co., 111.) and Louise (Gundlach) Heater 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Capt., Univ. Regt. Engr., Gen. Elec. 
 Lamp Co., Harrison and Newark, N. J., 191 1- 
 12; Insp., P. S. Co. of N. I., Chicago Heights, 
 111.. 1913-16; Asst. Supt., H. W. McCandless 
 Lamp Co., New York City, 1916-18; Draftsman, 
 Engng. Exp. .Sta., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Married 
 Sue Carson, My 31, 1913, Mahomet, 111. Child, 
 Richard Carson, b. N 20, 1914. Address, 602 
 Stoughton St.. Urbana; bus. add., Engng. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111. 
 
 4702. HENRY RICHARDSON HELMLE 
 Architect; B. S. in .\rch. ; b. D 11, 1889, 
 Sjiringfield, 111.; s. George Henry and Minii 
 ( Whitehurst) Helnile. Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. Scarab; Arch. Club; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Maj., L^niv. Regt. Arch., Helmle & 
 Ilelmle, Springfield. 111.; Sec, Examining Com. 
 for Archs., St. of 111., 1917 — . Inf., Co. C, 5th 
 Kegt., i6ist BrL, Camp Grant, 111.; Mustered 
 out, Ja 18, 1919. Address, 430 S. sth St., Spring- 
 field, 111. 
 
 4703. CHRISTIAN NICHOL.\US HEMSEN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 17, 1871, Gliicksburg, 
 Ger. ; s. Friedrich Ilemsen (b. D 22, 1840, Sie- 
 gam, do.) and Maria (Claussen) Ilemsen (b. 
 Mr 21, 1829, Flemburg, do.). Prepared in 
 Gliicksburger Ger. H. S. and Real Sch. Cosmo- 
 politan Club. Lawyer, Harrisburg, 111., 191 1- 
 12; rfo.,, Champaign, 1912 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Josephine Cresap Flemsen. N 22, 1913. 
 /Iddfess, 208 W. Park St.', Champaign. 
 
 4704. CECIL DOUGLAS HENRY 
 (Brother of No. 3767) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E., iqii; b. Je 14, 
 1889. Newton, Kans. ; s. John Douglas (b. Jl 
 17, 1855, Vermilion Co., 111.) and Marv Emma 
 CAlison) Henry (b. Jl 7, i860, Winchester. O.). 
 Prepared in Neosha and Urbana H. Schs. 
 Mem., Varsity water polo. 1909-11; Capt., do., 
 1911. Operator, C. C. R. Co., 1911-12; do.. 
 Great West. Power Co., San Francisco, 1912- 
 13; Salesman, Gen. Elec Co.. Schenectady, N. 
 Y.. 1913-14; Power Engr., Metropolitan Edi- 
 son Co., Reading, Pa., 1918 — . Married Ger- 
 trude Krinkle. S 15, 191.';. Child, Gertrude 
 Jane, b. Jl 20, 1916. .Address, 16 S. 5th St., 
 Reading, Pa. 
 
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 4705. RICHARD FLEETWOOD HERNDON 
 
 (Brother of No. 4202) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ja 11, 1890, 
 Springfield. 111.; s. Richard Fleetwood (b. Ken- 
 tucky) and Kate (Lewis) Herndon (b. Spring- 
 field. 111.). Prepared in Springfield 11. S. B. 
 S., Univ. of Chicago; M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 
 1914. Tau Lambda; Ali)ha Kappa Kappa; Alpha 
 Omega Alpha. Prelim. Honors; Varsity Track, 
 igio. Instr. and Stud.. Univ. of Chicago, in 
 connection with Rush Med. Coll.; Interne Cook 
 Co., Hosp. Practice limited to Internal Medi- 
 cines, ist Lt., Med. Corps, Base Hosp., Camp 
 Merritt. N. J.; Mustered out, F 5, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 421 S. 6th St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 4706. ERNEST ARTHUR HERRCKE 
 Supt., Mach. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 30, 
 1888, La Salle, 111.; s. Arthur Julius (b. My 
 6. 1 861. Danzig, Prussia) and Adele (Moeller) 
 Herrcke (b. Jl 11, 1867, Mineral Point. Wis.). 
 Prepared in LaSalle Tp. H. S. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors; Maj., Univ. Regt. 
 Locomotive Testing. I. C. R. R., Chicago, 191 1; 
 Instr., Purdue Univ., Lafayette, Ind., 191 i; 
 Supt., LaSalle Mach. & Tool Co., LaSalle, HI., 
 191 1 — . Capt., Ord. Officers Reserve Corps. Jl 
 1 91 7 — . Mem., A. S. M. E.; Deer Park Coun- 
 try Club; B. P. O. E. Address, 1339 5th St., 
 LaSalle, 111.; bus. add., LaSalle Mach. & Tool 
 Co. 
 
 4707. GRACE EMMA HERRICK 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 5, 1873; d. 
 Leonard Ephraim (b. Essex. Vt.) and Susan 
 Bruce (Coflren) Herrick (b. Ackworth, N. H.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. A. B., Carleton 
 Coll., Northfield, Minn., 1895. Address, Wes- 
 leyan Coll., Oxford, O.t 
 
 4708. ELEANOR DEMUZEEN HESELTINE 
 Supervisor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 24, 1888. 
 Banktop. York, Eng. ; d. William Seamer (b. D 
 12. 1852. do.) and Rose Anna (DeMuzeen) 
 Heseltine (b. F 28, i860). Prepared in South 
 Chicago H. S.; Chicago Norm. Sch. of Phys. 
 Educ. Ath. Club; Basket-ball. Teacher, Jubi- 
 lee Coll., 1912-13; do., Chehalis, Wash.. 1913-14; 
 Instr. Gym., Chicago, 1914-17; Supvr., Phys. 
 Educ, do., 191 7. Address, 6608 St. Lawrence 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4709. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH HICKS 
 Farmer; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Jl 12. 1887, 
 Hardinville, 111.; s. Green Berry (b. Hardin- 
 ville, 111.) and Nancy Ellen (Sanders) Hicks 
 (b. do.^. Prepared in Colo. St. Prep. School; 
 Univ. Acad.; Univ. Wis. summer term, 19 10. 
 Scabbard and Blade; Beta Gamma Sigma. 
 Farmer. 1911-18. Pvt., U. S. A. Ja roi8; 2nd 
 Lt., Inf., Camp Hancock. Ga.. 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 13, 1918. Address, Hardinville, 111.; bus. 
 add., 719 Chestnut St., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 4710. »HAROLD VATER HILL 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 29, i88g. Indianapolis; 
 s. Edwin and Leola B. (Vater) Hill. Prepared 
 in Man. Tr. H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Glee 
 and Mandolin Clubs; Orchestra. Composed 
 (with H. R. Green) "Oskey- Wow-Wow;" "Hail 
 to the Orange. Hail to the Blue". Died Je 29, 
 1917, Indianapolis. 
 
 471 1. DORRIS NELSON HITCH 
 (Husband of No. 4997) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; LL. B., 1912; b. 
 O 1887. West Liberty, HI.: s. John J. (b. Je 
 23, 1856, O.) and Cora Clifton (Jessup) Hitch 
 (b. Mr 27, 1866. Friendswood, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Adelphic. Law- 
 yer. Forest Grove. Mont. Meim., Presby. 
 Church. Married Rhoda G. Adriance ('12), 
 1914, Johnstown. Pa. Children: Quinlan, b. 
 191 5; Margaret C, b. 191 7. .id dress. Forest 
 Grove. ISIont. 
 
 4712. OLGA VERA HOFACKER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Decatur, 111.; 
 d. John George (b 1823, Cologne, Ger.) and 
 Susan (Rubin) Hofacker (b. Interlaken. Swit- 
 zerland). Prepared in (Tarroll Coll. Acad., 
 Waukesha, Wis. Attended Carroll Coll., 1903- 
 7. Le Cercle Prancais; Philomathean (Carroll 
 Coll.). Prin., Minier H. S., 1911-14; Teacher, 
 Eng., Hittle Tp. H. S., 1014-15; Armington H. 
 S.. 1915-17; Morton Tp. H. S.. 1917; Teacher, 
 French, North East H. S.. Kansas City, Mo. 
 Mem., Y. W. C. A. Address, 317 Behrends 
 Ave.. Peoria; bus. add.. North East High 
 School, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 4713- *ALMEDA MAY HOLM AN 
 B. L. S.: b. Ap 10, 1883, Rockwell, la.; d. 
 David Horn (b. Genesee Co., N. Y.) and Sarah 
 (Sencebaugh) Holman (b. W. Va.). Prepared 
 in Mason City H. S.; Univ. of la., 1905-10. 
 Mem., Baptist Church; Y. W. C. A., Pres. 
 Died Je 10, 19 12, Rockwell, la. 
 
 4714. MARY MORTON HOPKINS 
 (Sister of No. 7625) 
 Critic Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 27, 
 1881, Homer, III.; d. Francis Oscar (b. N i, 
 1855, Roodhouse, 111.) and Franc Morton 
 (Conkey) Hopkins (b. Jl 22, i86o, Homer, 111.). 
 Prepared in Acad, for Young Women, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.; Lindenwood Coll., St. Charles, 
 Mo., 1903. Teacher, Champaign Pub. Schs., 
 1911-13; do., H. S., Orange, Tex., 1913-15; 
 Critic Teacher, St. Norm. Sch.. Magville, N. 
 Dak., 1915-18; Teacher, Ft. Wayne, Ind., 
 1918 — . Auth. : Series of ten articles, Applied 
 Physiology, IVestland Educator, 1916-17. 
 Mem., D. A. R.; O. E. S.; Presby. Church. 
 .Address, 509 S. Lynn St., Champaign; bus. 
 add.. Ft. Wayne, Ind. 
 
 4715. LEONARD WOODS HORR 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 21, 1890; 
 
 s. George Barker (b. S 30, 1863) and Francie 
 (Woods) Horr (b. S 2, 1865). Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago; Lyons Tp. H. S. 
 .-Mpha Sigm.a Phi. In Insulation Dept.. H. W. 
 Johns-Manville Co., Chicago; Sales Dept., do. 
 
 0. M. Base Spare Parts Depot, No. 2, A. E. 
 F. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Congr. Church. Mar- 
 ried Charlotte Louisa Woods, Je 9, 1917. Ster- 
 ling, 111. Address, 131, 8th Ave., LaGrange, 
 111.; bus. add., 322 N. ^lichigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4716. ANTON EDWARD HORST 
 Gen. Contr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 19, 1885, 
 
 St. Louis; s. Henry William (b. My 3, 1864, 
 Rendsberg, Ger.) and Mollie (Empke) Horst 
 (b. O, 1864. Moline, 111.). Prepared in Night 
 Schools and by pvt. tutors. Iris; M. E. 
 Soc; Der Deutsche Verein; Class Football. Sec- 
 Treas., Henry W. Horst Co., Rock Island, 111. 
 Mem., German Lutheran Church; Pres., St. 
 John's German Lutheran Young People's Soc. 
 Mem.. A. S. M. E. Married Maynie Dina 
 Langhoff, O 25, 191 r, Champaign. Address, 
 3925, sth Ave., Moline, 111. 
 
 4717. HARVEY WILLIAM HOWE 
 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 25, 1887, Ft. 
 
 Wayne, Ind.; s. Clarence D. (b. Forest, O.) 
 
 and Emma Mary (Higgins) Howe (b. do.). 
 
 Prepared in S. Chicago H. S. E. E. Soc; A. 
 
 1. E. E. Salesman, Central Elec Co., Chicago, 
 loii; do.. West. Elec Co., Dallas, Tex., 1912 — . 
 Mem., Y. M. C. A.; Chm., Stud. Bd. at West. 
 Elec. Co.; Univ. Club, Dallas. Married Myrtle 
 Maledon, O, i, 1913. Child, Harvey William, 
 Jr., b. Ap 4, 191 7. Address. 526 S, Willomet 
 St.. Dallas, Tex.: bus. add., 517 Internrban 
 Bldg., do. 
 
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 4718. LUCY FRANCES UOV 
 
 Sell. Prill.: A. IJ. in L. & A.; d. Rufus 1!. 
 (b. N 6, 1850, Fiiuilay, O.) aiul Maitlm J. 
 (Arrington) Hoy (b. N 30, 1851, Greenfield, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Urbana II. S. Prin. Pub. 
 Sch., Mattliews, Mo., 1912 — . Address, 411 W. 
 Elm St., Urbana. 
 
 4719. JAMES ORTON HUFF 
 (Rrotlier of No. 2704) 
 
 Seb. Suijt.; A. R. in L. & A.; A. M. in Eng., 
 IQ12; b. S 6, 1870, Center, 111.; s. Lawrence 
 Oliver (b. S 4, 1848, Cloyton, 111.) and Alice 
 Anne (Tlionipson) Huff (b. F 21, 1851). Pre- 
 pared in Kennedy's Norm, and Bus. Coll., Rush- 
 ville. 111.; Univ. Acad. Kappa Helta Pi. 
 Teacher, 1002-4; 1005-7; Supt., Potomac Schs., 
 IQ12-13; Teacher, Urbana II. S., ioij-14; Prin., 
 Divernon Tp. II. S., 1914-18; Supt., Abingdon, 
 1918 — . Married Elizabeth Enieline Eagelston, 
 Je 16, 1909, Castleton, 111. Children: IMary 
 Elizabeth, b. My 22, 1912; \'irginia Belle, b. 
 Jl 26, 191 5. .-liidrcss, Abingdon, 111. 
 
 4720. HERBERT KAY HUMPHREY 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1917; b. 
 My 27, 1889, Covington, Ind.; s. William Rod- 
 gers (b. .11 31, i86t, tluntsville, Ala.) and 
 Nellie Jackson (Espy) Humphrey (b. My 27, 
 1864, Decatur, 111.). Prepared in Hyde Park 
 H. S.; M. S. in E. E., Union ITniv., 1914. 
 Tan Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors; Class Basket Ball.^ Testing 
 Engr. and Asst. Consulting Engr., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., 1911-14; Instr. (in charge) Elec. Engng., 
 Rice Inst., Houston, Tex., 1914 — . Assoc, 
 A. I. E. E. Married Blanche Theresa Meyer, 
 Ag 5, 1916, Winnetka, III. Addri-ss, 909 Ala- 
 bama Ave., Houston, Tex.; bus. add., The Rice 
 Institute, do. 
 
 4721. CARROLL SOWLES HUNTINGTON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 4, 1889, 
 Onawa, la.; s. Charles Henry (b. 1855,, Frank- 
 lin Grove, 111.) and Anna K. (Harris) Hunt- 
 ington (b. 1857, Portage, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Onawa (la.) 11. S. Acacia. Engr., Insulation 
 Dept., H. W. lohns-IManville Co., 1911-12; 
 Engr.. Raymond W. Dull Co., 1912; do., Link- 
 Belt Co., Chicago, 1919 — -. Married Elsie Tan- 
 ner, S 25, 1915, Chicago. Address, 1428 Lunt 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Link-Belt Co.. 
 Chicago. 
 
 4722. MARY ANNE HUTCHINSON 
 (BROWNE) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. F 2, 1889; d. David (b. Ja 
 12, 1847, Armagh, Ireland) and Martha^ (Mc- 
 Clure) Hutchinson (b. Ap 13, 1866, Genoa, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Harvard H. S. Cap and 
 Gown Com. Teacher. Griggsville II. S., 191 1- 
 14. Married C. G. Browne, Ag .^2, 1914, Ca- 
 pron, in. Address, :8i Park St., Detroit. 
 
 4723. HUGH ANTHONY IMLAY 
 Landscape Designer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mv 
 I, 1887, Zanesville, O.; s. John (b. Ja 24, 1859, 
 do.) and Elizabeth Imlay (b. D 12, 1859, Perry 
 Co., O.). Prepared in St. Thomas .\cad., 
 Zanesville, O. ; O. St. Univ., igoSv- Sigma 
 Pi. Address, Zanesville, O. 
 
 4724. JAY LAWRENCE IRWIN 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. : b. D 3, 1887, Mar- 
 seilles, 111.; s. William Hopkins (b. Jl 4, 1857, 
 Camanche, la.) and Anna Liiella (Lawrence) 
 Irwin (b. Ap 17, 1859, Mission Tp., La Salle 
 Co., III.). Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. 
 Geii. Engr., Je, 1911; Const, work on Elec. 
 Ry., between "Morris and Yorkville, Ilk, 1911- 
 12; Bd. Local Imi>rovements, City of Chicago, 
 1912-13; Bur. of Engng., do., Bridge Div., (ic>.. 
 1913-16; Const. Div., do., 1916; Water Pipe 
 Exten., 1916 — . Married Frencie Clare Rob- 
 ertson, O 9, 1 9 1. '5; Chicago. Address, 5549 
 Maryland Ave., Chicago. 
 
 47-\S. RALPH NATHANIEL JACKSON 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in K. E. ; b. .\p 30, 1888, 
 -Aurura, 111.; s. Frederick (b. Essex, Eng) 
 ;uul Lsabell Griffin (Stevens) Jackson (b. White- 
 hall, N. \.). Prepared in E. Aurora H. S. 
 lestman. Gen. Elec. Co.; Chief Engr., Gen. 
 Combustion Co. Address 351 Marion Ave , 
 Aurora, 111.; bus. add.. Gen. Combustion Co!, 
 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 47-;6. SEYMOUR ALEXANDER 
 JACOBSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. ]a i, 1891. 
 Chicago; s. E. 1. Jacobson. Prepared in R. T 
 Crane Man. Ir. 11. S., Chicago. Address. 
 .S048 Chainplain Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 2001 
 139 N. Clark, do. 
 
 47-7- LOUISE ANN JAMES (FORSYTHE) 
 (Wife of G231; Sister of Nos. 1708, 2709) 
 
 T,/^- P-i", L- ^^ ^■' ^- ^P --. 1890, Amboy, 
 111.; d. Peleg Miner (b. Jl 14, 1850. Exeter, 
 R. I.) and Lottie Louise (Vaughan) James (b. 
 .\p 17, 1858. Amboy, 111.). Prepared in Amboy 
 H. b. Sigma Kappa; W. A. A.; Jlliiii staff; 
 Lrcas., Woman's League; Class Basket Ball, 
 leacher, Amboy II. S., 1911-13. Married Ches- 
 ter Hume Forsythe (g'lo), Je 14, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, Hanover, N. H. 
 
 4728. MARTHA GERTRUDE JAMISON 
 (GONNERMAN) " 
 (Wife of No. 3380) 
 B. L. S.; b. My 10, 1887, Smithshire, 111.; 
 d. Michael Van Tuyl (b. 1850, Biggsville, 111.) 
 and Velma (Brent) Jamison (b. 1855, Smith- 
 shire, 111.). Prepared in San Diego, Calif., and 
 Monmouth, H. Schs.; Monmouth Coll., 1906- 
 oS. Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Lib. Club. 
 Marrieil Harrison Frederick Gonnerman ('08), 
 D 23, 191 1 Aledo, 111. Child, Harrison Fred- 
 erick, Jr., b. Ap 5, 1914. Address, 808 Iowa 
 -St., Urbana. 
 
 4729. EDWARD MIRON JASPER 
 Efficiency Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 6, 
 
 1889, Newton, 111.; s. G. T. Jasper. Prepared 
 in Newton H. S. Efficiency Engr., Eng. .Id- 
 dress, c/o Sargent and Lundy, Edison Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4730. ELMER LEROV JOHNSON 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je r6, 1890, 
 
 .\urora. 111.; s. Charles J. (b. Ja 15, 1867, 
 Sweden) and Ida (Carlson) Johnson (b. Je 
 28, 1868, do.). Prepared in VVest Aurora H. 
 S.; Onyx Club; Eta Kaiipa Nu. Salesman, 
 West. Elec. Co. Married Helen E. Hehn, S 
 22, 1915. Address, 609 S. Van Buren St., 
 Green Bay, Wis. 
 
 4731. WILLIAM BLUFORD JOHNSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 24, 1884, Rural Hill, 
 111.; s. Charles Marian (b. Ja 2, 1842, Hamil- 
 ton Co., 111.) and Elizabeth (Thomiison) John- 
 son (b. Ag 12, 1844, Posey Co., Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Ewing Coll. Adelpliic; Theta Kappa 
 Nu; Delta Sigma Rho; 111. -Wis. Debate. Dem- 
 ocratic Candidate, Co. Judge, Benton, 111., 
 1 9 14. Married Irma W'ebb, Mr 29, 1906, 
 Ewing, HI. Children: William Webb, b Je 13, 
 1912; Walter Carlteton, b Je 26. 1918. .^5- 
 dress. 532 E. Main St., BeiUon, 111. 
 
 4732. BERTHA MARIE JONES 
 (Sister of No. 8464) 
 Instructor: A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ta 12, 1889, 
 Cisco, 111.; d. P. G. (b. Ag 11, 185S, McLean 
 Co, III.) and Anna E. (Loveless) Jones. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. A. M., Teachers' 
 Coll. Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; W. A. A.; 
 Dcr Deutsche Vercin; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. 
 Teacher, Champaign H. S. ; Instr., Home Eco- 
 nomics, Llniv. of 111.. 1018; do., L^niv. of Kan., 
 1918 — . Address, c/o Univ. of Kansas, Law- 
 rence, Kan. 
 
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 423 
 
 4733- EDWARD WALTER JONES 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 10, 1889; 
 s. Lewis Edwards and Margaret Cecilia (Goss) 
 Jones. I'repared in Deerfield Tp H. S. Ad- 
 dress, Ravinia, HI. 
 
 4734- RAYMOND HARRISON JONES 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 30, 1886, Bement, 
 
 111.; s. U. G. Jones. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 
 Married Winifred Kibbrcy, My 22, 1912, St. 
 
 Joseph, 111. Address, 1410 N. Franklin Ave., 
 
 Danville, 111. 
 
 4735- HELEN MARGAR£T JORDAN 
 
 (TRUITT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4938) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Ap 29, 1890, St. Joseph, 
 Mich.; d. Orville Olcutt (b. Jl 2, 1855, Chi- 
 cago) and Emily Caroline (Reder) Jordan (b. 
 S 17, 1858, Michigan Co., Ind.). Prepared 
 in St. Joseph II. S. Kappa Alpha Theta. Mar- 
 ried Henry Truitt Cii), S 4, 1912, St. Joseph, 
 Mich. Children: Henry Jr., b. O 10, 19 13; 
 Jordon, b. Je 7, 1915. Address, Chillicothe, 
 111. 
 
 4736. ROBERT JAMES JORDAN 
 
 Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 7, 1890, 
 Minneapolis; s. James F. (b. F 18, 1855, Deca- 
 tur, Mich.) and Mary S. (Clayton) Jordan (b. 
 Ja 19, 1857, Plymouth, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Minneapolis, and Phillips Acad., 
 Exeter, N. H. Theta Delta Chi; Yoxan; 
 Shield and Trident; Ku Klux; Stud's. Union; 
 Ass't. Mgr., mini, 1909-10; Mgr., do., 1910-11; 
 Jr. Prom. Com.; Pan. -Hellenic Smoker Com., 
 1910; Roast Ed., Illio ; Official at Track meets, 
 push ball contest, etc. ; Leader, Hobo Band, 
 
 1911. Traveling Creuit Adjuster, 191 1; Bank- 
 er, 1911-12; Fire Ins. Adjuster and St. Agt., 
 1912-17. First Lt., Inf. U. S. A.; Capt., 131st 
 Inf., A. P. O. No. 714, A. E. F. ; with Army of 
 Occupation, Ger. Invented, with partner, coin 
 box, 1911. Auth.: various newspaper articles 
 and contributions to Shield of Theta Delta Chi. 
 ^lem., A. F. A. M., Shrine; B. P. O. E.; Blue 
 Goose; Minneapolis Ath. Club; Univ. Club, 
 Minneapolis; Antlers Club. Address, 126 Oak 
 Grove St., Minneapolis. 
 
 4737. HOWARD WILLIAM KAAR 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 30, 1887, 
 Princeton Tp., 111.; s. William (b. Je 14, 1857, 
 N. J.) and Fannie M. (Strahl) Kaar (b. Ap 17 
 1863, Marietta, O.). Prepared in Princeton H. 
 S. Ry. Surv., Madeira Mamore Ry., Brazil, 
 1911-12; Struct. Steel Drafter, Am. Bridge Co., 
 Gary, Ind., 1912-15; do.. Wis. Bridge and Iron 
 Co., Milwaukee, 1915-17. Ship Drafting, Emer- 
 gency Fleet Corp., Newark Bay, Shipyard, 
 1917 — . Married Wilhelmina Miller, D 31, 
 
 1912, Princeton, 111. Children: Howard Wil- 
 liam, Jr., b. N 28, 1913 (died Mr 8, 1917); 
 Paul Harry, b. Ag 22, 1916. Address, 66 N. 
 9th St., Newark, N. J.; bus. add., c/o Emer- 
 gency Fleet Corp., do. 
 
 4738. OLIVER KAMM 
 (Husband of G708; Brother of Nos. 7670, 7671) 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; M. S.. 1913; Ph. 
 D., 1915; b. D 6, 1888, Highland, 111. s. Robert 
 Kamm (b. do.) and Leonie (Meyer) Kamm (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Highland H. S. Special 
 Honors in Chem.; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma 
 Xi. Grad. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1911-15; 
 Instr., Chem., do., 1915-16; do., Univ. of Mich.. 
 1916-17; Assoc, do., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1918 — . Auth.: a Study of 
 Cabaltinitrites, Joitr. C. S., Vol. 34. 1912; The 
 Mechanism of the Grignard Reaction, do.. Vol. 
 36. Structure of B-Naphthoric Acids, do., Vol. 
 38, 1916; Structure of a-Naphthoric Acids, do., 
 Vol. 38, 191 6; Correlation of Ionization and 
 .Structure, do., Vol. ?9, 1917; Synthesis in 
 Naphthalene Series, do.; Tetranhenylmethane, 
 do. Married Minnie Elizabeth Watson (g'13), 
 Ag 30, 1916, New York. ChOd, Robert, b. F 3, 
 1919. Address, 1003 S. Race St., Urbana. 
 
 4739. ANDREW SOREN KARKOW 
 (Brother of No. 5752) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.: b. Je s, 1889, Chi- 
 cago; s. Andrew (b. S 15, 1859, Ribe, Denmark) 
 and Catherine (Petersen) Karkow (b. F 26, 
 1863, Slesvig, Ger.). Prepared in Ribe Cathe- 
 dral Sch., Den.; Morgan Park Acad. Treas., 
 Scandinavian Club; Fresh. Class Baseball- Capt. 
 Regt. ; Capt. Soccer Football. Rouman, C. M. 
 & St. Paul Ry., Jl-N, 191 1; Traveling 1911 — . 
 Address, 3717 Wrightwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4740. JOHN KARMAZIN 
 Works Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 23, 
 1884, Prague, Bohemia; s. James (b. do.) and 
 Josephine (Prejsler) Karmazin (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Royal Indus. Sch., Prague, Bohemia. 
 Draftsman, Internat. Harvester Co., McCormick 
 Works, Exp. Dept., 1911-15; Mgr., Siemens & 
 Shuckert, Petrograd, Russia, 1915-16; Works 
 Mgr., Moscow Automobile Works, Moscow, 
 Russia, 1916-18. Capt., W. D. Mil. Intelligence 
 Div., Gen. Staff, Washington, D. C. Mem , 
 A. S. M. E.; A. F. A. M. Married Rose Mares, 
 Je 25, 1913, Chicago. Address, 67 Quincy 
 Place, Washington, D. C. 
 
 4741. PERRY ELMER KARRAKER 
 (Brother of No. 7674) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; M. A., 1914; b. N 
 14, 1886, Dongola, 111.; s. Henry Wilson (b. Mr 
 13. 1858, do.) and Ina Arminta (Davis) Karra- 
 ker (b. O 5, 1865, do.). Prepared in Ewing 
 Coll. Acad.; Ewing Coll.; M. A., Univ. of Mo., 
 1914. Y. M. C. A.: Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta; 
 Sigma Xi. Asst., Soil Sur., Univ. of 111., 191 1- 
 12; Research Fellow in Agron., Univ. of Mo., 
 1912-13; Research Asst., Soils, Mich Agr. Coll., 
 1913-14; Asst. Prof., Soils and Agron., Univ. 
 of Ky., 1914 — . Auth.: Soils-Study Course for 
 Boy's Agr. Club, Exten. Circular, Univ. of Ky., 
 D 191 7; Effect on Soil Moisture of Changes in 
 the Surface Terrene of the Soil Solution 
 brought about by the addition of Soluble Salts, 
 Jour, of Agr. Research, Vol. 4, No. 2, 191 5; 
 Lining of Land, Circular, Univ. of Ky. ; Some 
 Trials as to the value of blue litmus paper from 
 different sources as a test for soil acidity. Jour, 
 of the Am. Soc. of Agron. Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Married Lydia Adell Mendenhall, Ag 
 II, 1917. Lexington, Ky. Address, 462 Rose 
 Lane, Lexington, Ky.; bus. add., Exp. Sta., do. 
 
 ' 4742. EDWARD RAYLOR KENT 
 Asst. Supt.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 6, 1888, 
 Passaic, N. J.; s. William (b. Mr s. 1851, 
 Philadelphia) and Marion Weild (Smith) Kent 
 (b. Ag 23, 1851, Jersey City. N. J.). Prepared 
 in Syracuse, (N. Y.) H. S.; Mohegan Lake 
 Sch., Mohegan, N. Y. ; Syracuse LIniv., 1907-08. 
 Psi Upsilon; Arch. Club; Easterners' (jiub. 
 Fan Tester, Am. Blower Co., summer, igii; 
 Constr. Bus., Frank B. Gilbreth, Inc., 1911-12; 
 Asst. Engr., C. A. P. Turner, Minneapolis, 
 1912-13; Asst. Supt., Brush Dept., The (Cellu- 
 loid Co., Newark, N. J., 1914-17. 2nd Lt.. Ord. 
 O. R. C, Rock Island Arsenal, 111., 1917; ist 
 Lt., do., Rock Island Arsenal, I9i8'i9; Mus- 
 tered out, F 4, 1919. Jr. A. S. M. E. Address, 
 745 St. Nicholas Ave., New York City. 
 
 4743. MORRIS WILBUR KERCHNER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 22, 1887, Wal- 
 nut, 111.; s. Henry W. (b. Mr i7, 1854. Mifflin, 
 Pa.) and Millie A. (Burke) Kerchner (b. D 10, 
 1864, Walnut, 111.). Prepared in Walnut H. S. ; 
 Kalamazoo Coll., 1907-00. Gregory Guild; Agr. 
 Club. Teacher, Agr.. H. S., Ventura, Calif., 
 1912-13; Mich. Agr. Coll., 1913-14; Asst. Prof., 
 Soils, Ky. St. Univ., 1914-15; Farmer, Walnut, 
 111., 1915 — . Married Edith Louise Putnam, F 
 10, 191S, San Bernardino, Calif. Child, Morri; 
 James, b. N 2, 1917. Address, Walnut, 111. 
 
424 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1911 
 
 4744. GRACE ALICE KERR 
 Tonclier; A. B. in L. & A.; d. James (b. Edin- 
 burgh, Scotland) and Elizabeth (Cuiininghani) 
 Kerr (b. do.). Prepared in 111. Woman's Coll., 
 Jacksonville, 111.; Millikin Univ. Teacher, H. 
 S., Winchester, 111. AdJrcss^ Colorado Springs, 
 Colo. 
 
 4745. HENRY PEARSON KETTRON 
 Manager; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 19, 1889, 
 Macomb, 111.; s. Charles William (b. Ag 4, 
 i8ti2, i.euanon, Ind,) and Jessie (Cummings) 
 Kettron (b. D 29, 1864, Macomb, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Macomb II. S.; \\'est. 111. St. Norm,. 
 1905-8. C. E. Club; McDonough Co. ^lub; 
 Kappa Phi Eta. Draftsman, Pr.uge ana Bldgs. 
 Dept., C. G. W. R. R,, 191 1: Head Shipping 
 Dept. and Consulting j-ngr.. 111. Elec. Porcelain 
 Co,, Macomb, 111., 1911-13; Asst. Mgr.. do., 
 1913 — • Married Georgia Carnduff, O 14, 1914. 
 Aetna, Ind. Child, P>arbara, b. Mr 3, 1017. Ad- 
 dress, 629 N. Randolph St., Macomb, 111.; bus. 
 add., 512 N. Pearl St.. do. 
 
 4746. EOUESA JANE KEYS 
 Dir.. Home Econ.; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 
 
 4, 1875, Logan Co., Ill; d. James H. (b. Tl 
 18, 1846, Pittsfield, 111.) and Sarah (Dunnuck) 
 Keys (b. N 22, 1S49, ButTalo Hart, 111,). Pre- 
 pared in Armington Tp. H. S.; Norm. Sch., 
 Normal, III. H. Sc. Club; .•\choth. Teacher, 
 Ala. Girl's Tech, Inst., Montevallo, Ala,, 191 1- 
 17; Dir., Home Econ., Ala. Univ., Tuscaloosa, 
 Ala., 1917-18; Teacher, Dietetics. Ohio Univ., 
 Athens, O. Mem., Studiosis, Women's Club 
 of Montevallo; Ex. Bd., Ala. Home Econ. 
 Assn. Address, 6 Church St., Athens, O. 
 
 4747. EDWARD AUGUST THEODORE 
 KIRCIIER 
 
 Instructor; A, B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1912; 
 Ph. D,, 1914; b, Mr 21, 1890, Chicago; s. Rev. 
 Julius (b. N 15, 1859, Vincennes, Ind.) and 
 Emma A. (Bandovv) Kircher (b. Je 3, 1867, 
 Milwaukee, Wis,). Prepared in R. T. Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Beta Kappa prize, 191 1; I.t. and Capt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Scholarship, Math,, Univ, of III,, 
 1911-14. Teacher, Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1914- 
 15; do.. Harvard Univ., 1915-17; Foreign Dept., 
 Nat. City Co., New York City, 1919 — . Auth. : 
 Group Properties of the Residue Classes of 
 Kronesky Modern Systems and some related 
 Generalizations in Number Theory, Transactions 
 of Am. MatJi. Soc., 191 5; Some Properties of 
 Finite Algebras. Am. Jour, of Math., 191 7. U. 
 
 5, A,, Ft. Strong, Mass., 1917-18; Capt., Bat. 
 1'. 55th Art., C. A. C, 1918; Honor Grad. Am. 
 11. A. Sch., Mailly, Aube, France; Mustered 
 out, D 28. 1 91 8. Address, 2009 W. 22nd Place, 
 Chicago; bus. add.. 55 Wall St., New York 
 City. 
 
 4748. PAUL KIRCHER 
 (Husband of No. 6481) 
 Engineer; A. B. in Sc. ; B. S. in C. E., 
 1912; C. E., 1918; b. Tl 27, 1S90, Chicago; s. 
 Rev. J. a (b. F 15, 1857, Freelandville, Ind.) 
 and Louise C. (Niemann) Kircher (b. Ag 28, 
 1864, Chicago). Prepared in Francis W. Par- 
 ker Sch. Grad. Work., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; 
 Triangle; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Xi; 
 Cadet Coll., Univ. Regt.; Mil. Scholarship. 
 Engng. Dept., I. C. R. R., 1912-16; Promotion 
 Bur.. L'niversal Portland Cement Co., 1916-17; 
 Office Engng., C. F. Massey Co., Chicago, 
 1917-18; Chief Engr., 191S — ; Licensed Struc- 
 tural Engr., 111. Mem., Chicago Engng. Club; 
 A. F. A. M.; Assoc. Mem,, A. S. C. E, : Am. 
 Ry. Engng. Assn. Married Catharine Plank 
 ('14), O 28, 1914, Chicago. Children: Paul, 
 Jr., b. Jl 21. 1915; Joan, b. Jl 24, 1918. Ad- 
 dress. 2746 Magnolia Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 c/o C. F. Massey Co., Peoples Gas Bldg,, do. 
 
 4749- DONALD DEE KIRK 
 (Brother of Nos. 6358, G388) 
 A, B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913: b. D 23, 
 1885, Eureka, 111.; s. Tames (b. Je 29, 1846, 
 Belfast, Ireland) and Mary Ellen (Cundiff) 
 Kirk (b. Mr 17, 1849, Dayton, O,). Prepared 
 in So. 111. Norm. Sch. Acacia; Egyptian Club; 
 P.and; Orchestra; Cnil. Club; Grad. Club. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. ; B. P. O. E. Emergency 
 Fleet Corp., Hdqtrs., Philadelphia. Address, 
 319 Evergreen St,, Kankakee, 111.; bus. add., 
 14S S. Broad St., Philadelphia. 
 
 4750. ROBERT JUDSON KIRKPATRICK 
 Traveling Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 
 25, 1S87, Benton, 111.; s. Reuben Dee (b. Mr 
 30, 1841) and Martha Elizalieth (Penny) Kirk- 
 patrick (b. O 14, 1846). Prepared in Benton H. 
 S.; Culver Mil. Acad.; Ewing Coll. Egyptian 
 Club; Theta Nu Epsilon. Address, c/o Sulli- 
 van Machinery Co., St. Louis.t 
 
 4751. WILLIAM JULIUS KLEIN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 12, 1889, 
 Cincinnati; s. Henry A. and Regina Klein. 
 Prepared in Madison (Ind.) H. S. Pres., 
 Technograph Bd. ; Pres., Ivrim; Sec, Arch. 
 Club. Chief Draftsman, A. L. Levy, Arch., 
 Chicago. Mem., I. O. B. B,, Champaign-Ur- 
 bana, 1910. Married Hortense Cahn, Je 24, 
 1914. Address, 6214 Eberhart Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., i66o Conway Bldg., do. 
 
 4752. •DOUGLAS STANLEY KNAUSS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M.. E.; b. F 14, 1890, 
 Bethlehem, Pa. ; s. Charles Christian and Mary 
 Blanche (IBrovvn) Knauss. Prepared in Mora- 
 vian Parochial Sch,, Bethlehem. M. E. Soc; 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E, ; Easterners' Club; 
 Y, M. C. A. Engr., United Gas Improve- 
 ment Co., Philadelphia. Mem. Nat. Cml. 
 Gas Assn.; Phela Section Moravian Church. 
 Died O II, 1915, Philadelphia. 
 
 4753. MABEL ALMA KNIGHT 
 (IIARKNESS) 
 (Wife of No. 41S8; Sister of No. 1720) 
 A. B. in L. A.; b. S 29, 1882, Prairie Home, 
 111.; d. George E. (b. Mr 13, 1846, Middle- 
 town, N. Y.) and Katherine (Merrill) Knight 
 (b. N I, i8s2, la.). Prepared in Decatur H. 
 S.: West. Coll., Oxford, O. Alelhenai; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Final Honors; Bot, Cluli; Y. W. 
 C. A. Cabinet; Ex. Com. of Grad. Club, Asst., 
 Bot., L'niv. of 111. Married C. Loren Harkness 
 ('10), Je 26, 1912, Urbana. Children: daugh- 
 ter, b. My 2X, 1914; Katharine Elizabeth, b. Mr 
 20, 1918. Address, c/o Prudential Ins. Co. of 
 Am., Div. G., Newark, N. J. 
 
 4754. CHARLES HARRISON KNOWLES 
 Contr. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 16, 1888, 
 Philadelphia; s. John Henry (b. N. H., 1845) 
 and Nettie C. (Stewart) Knowles (b, 1854, 
 Nova Scotia). Prepared in Lake View H. 
 S., Chicago. Acacia; Cosmopolitan Club; C. 
 E. Club; Prelim. Honors; Final Honors; 
 Clim., Sr. Memorial Com.; Tr. Smoker Com.; 
 Sec, C. E. Club; ///i«i Staff. Engr., 111. St. 
 Highway Com., 191 1; do., Carson-Payson Co., 
 Indianapolis; Proprietor, Knowles Plumbing & 
 Heating Co., Champaign; Supt., installation 
 plumbing, Chanute Flying Field, Rantoul, 111., 
 1917; Engr., Gen. Hospital. No. 3, Colonia, N. 
 T. Married Fern Truman, Jl 17, 1912, Ur- 
 "bana. Child, Robert Charles, b. F 17, 1913. 
 .-IJdrcss, 510 E. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 4755. FLORA MAREA KOCH 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ja 31, 1883, 
 Beardstown, 111.; d. Frederick (b. 1858, Ger.) 
 and Marea Eleanor (Steinkuehler) Koch (b. 
 1861, do.). Prepared in Jacksonville H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm, L'niv,; Univ. of Washington; 
 
igiil 
 
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 425 
 
 Columbia Univ. Teacher, Hist, and Eng., 11. 
 S., La Grange, Ore., 191 1; Instr., H. S., Walla 
 Walla. NVash.; Libn., St. Norm. Sch., Gunni- 
 son, Colo. Address, c/o Library, St. Norm. 
 Sch., Gunnison, Colo. 
 
 4756. EDWARD OSWALD KORSMO 
 
 (Brother of No. 3827) 
 Office Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 23, 1887, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Gunnar (b. Norway) and Thea 
 (Olsen) Korsmo (b. do.). Prepared in Elgin 
 H. S. Triangle; Shield and Trident; Pre- 
 lim. Honors. Draftsman, Toltz Engng. Co., 
 1911-13; Asst. Engr. and Estimator, Butler 
 Bros., 1913-14; Office Engr., Toltz Engng. Co., 
 1 91 8. Mem., C. E. Club. St. Paul; St. Paul 
 Ath. Club. Married Bertha Wolff, S 8, 1916, 
 St. Paul. Address, 466 Portland Ave., St. 
 Paul; bus. add., St. Paul Athletic Club, Room 
 1 1 18, St. Paul. 
 
 4757. DANA WALTER KREIDLER 
 Automotive Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 17, 
 
 1884, Harnell, N. Y.; s. Walter (b. Mr 10, 1852, 
 Arkport, N. Y.) and Laura (Clark) Kreidler 
 (b. S 29, 1865, Rodgersville, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Hornell H. S. Easterners' Club; Stud. 
 mem., A. S. M. E. ; M. E. Soc. Engr., Lozier 
 Motor Co., 1911-14; Development work. Motor 
 and Cars, 1914-17; Experimental Engr., Detroit 
 Lubricator Co., 1917; Chief Engr., Carburetor 
 Div., Detroit Lubricator Co., 1917 — . INIera., 
 Soc. of Automotive Engrs.; A. S. M. E. Mar- 
 ried Bernice Rose Pierce, O 3, 1917, Hornell, 
 N. Y. Address, 669 2nd Ave., Warwick Apts., 
 Detroit; bus. add., c/o Detroit Lubricator Co., 
 do. 
 
 4758. JOHNSTON NOBLE LA BELLE 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 9, 1887, 
 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Eugene (b. Ja 25, 185s, 
 Buffalo, N. Y.) and Rebecca (Noble) La Belle 
 (b. Ag 2, 1857, Bloomington, 111.). Prepared 
 in Bloomington H. S.; 111. Wesleyan Univ. 
 Phi Kappa Sigma. 111. Engr. with Nat. X-ray 
 Reflector Co., 1911-14; Sales Engr., Multi 
 Refillable Fuse Co., 1914-17; do., Chicago Fuse 
 Mfg. Co., 191 7. Ord. Dept., Camp Hancock; 
 Experimental work and operation of Nitrate 
 Plant, Sheffield, Ala.; Mustered out. Ja 8, 1918. 
 Address, 1142 Sunnyside Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., Chicago Fuse Mfg. Co., 1014 W. Congress 
 St., do. 
 
 4759. DAVID REUBEN LAGERSTROM 
 Supt., Elec. Co.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 9, 
 
 1889, Dundee, 111.; s. Oscar (b. Ja 3, 1849, 
 Sweden) and Elizabeth Ellen (Soderstrom) 
 Lagerstrom (b. Ap 10, 1848, do.). Prepared in 
 Dundee H. S. E. E. Soc. Test Engr., Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1911-13; Asst. 
 Supt., Dept. Light, Heat and Power, do., 
 1913 — . Mem., Edison Club, Schenectady, N. 
 Y. Address, P. O. Box 482, Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 4760. ISABELO JpMENO LAGNITON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 19, 1886, 
 
 Jaro, Iloilo, P. I.; s. E. Lopez. Prepared in Cin- 
 cinnati Tech. H. S. Address, Jaro, Iloilo, P. I.t 
 
 4761. WALTER A. LANDOR 
 Contr. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b.' My 5, 1889. 
 Canton. O. ; s. Edward John (b. My 19, 1855, 
 Norwich, Eng.) and Mary Landor. Prepared 
 in Canton H. S. Theta Delta Chi. Pa. Steel 
 Co., Steelton, Pa., 1912-14; Contr. Engr., Can- 
 ton, O., 1914-18. Nat. Guards, 1918 — . Mem., 
 North East. Ohio Engng. Soc. Married Sarah 
 Roberts, O 7, 1914, Harrisburg, Pa. Address, 
 1139, 18th St., N. W, Canton, O.; bus. add., 634 
 Renkert Bldg., do. 
 
 4762. ROY MONROE LANGDON 
 (Husband of No. 3905) 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 2, 
 1887, Chicago; s. John Sylvester (b. My 7, 
 i86i. Constable, N. Y.) and Mary Jane (Van- 
 natta) Langdon (b. S 24, 1807, Chicago). Pre- 
 pared in Murray F. Tuley H. S., Chicago; 
 Littleton (Colo.) H. S. Zeta Psi; Sr. Ball 
 Com. Cor. Sec. Active Head, Butler Bros., 
 Chicago, 1911-16; Asst. Supt., Com. of Fifteen, 
 do., 1915 — . Mem., 111. St. Hist. Soc; 111. 
 .\udubon Soc; Sec, Maywood Bird Club; 
 Scoutmaster, Maywood Boy Scout Comn.; 
 Chm., do.; Congr. Church. Married Vere 
 Dorothy Perring ('09), D 26, igii. Champaign 
 (died O 19, 1918). Address, 709 N. 3rd Ave., 
 Maywood, 111.; bus. add., 807, 10 S. LaSalle 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 4763. SOPHIE LANGE 
 Tutor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 27, 1856; d. 
 Roderick (b. My 8, 1815, Guerfurt) and An- 
 tonie (Gerlach) Lange (b. Ja 27, 1820, Halle, 
 a S.). Prepared largely by private work; 
 studied in several institutions in Ger. Address, 
 354 E. 69th St., Chicago. 
 
 4764. ALBERT FREDERICK LAURENCE 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 18, 1887, 
 Paxton, 111.; s. Augustus (b. D 12, 1849, 
 Grenna, Sweden) and Jennie (Egnell) Laur- 
 ence (b. Ja 7, 1859, Moline, 111.). Prepared 
 in Paxton H. S.; Augustana (Toll., 1909. Alpha 
 Zeta; Agr. Club; Scandinavian Club; Hort. 
 Club. Teacher, Norwood, Minn., 1911-16; do., 
 Fairmont H. S., Minn., 1916-18; Co. Agt., 
 Carver Co., P. O. Waconia, Minn., 1918 — . 
 Married Frances Swanson, Jl 16, 1913, Paxton, 
 111. Child, Evelyn Margaret, b. Mr 21, 1915- 
 .4ddress, Norwood, Minn. 
 
 4765. CARL JOHN LAUTER 
 Chem. Engr.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S 18. 
 1889; s. Charles H. (b. F 16, 1861, St. Louis) 
 and Julia (Schott) Lauter (b. Quincy, 111.). 
 Prepared in Quincy H. S. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Prelim. Honors. Chem., Water Works, 
 St. Louis, 1912-13; Chem. Engr.. Mo. Pacific 
 Ry. Co.. 191 8. Civilian Insp., Naval Ord. Dept., 
 Allis Chalmers Co., Milwaukee, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1428 Keritucky St., Quincy, 111.; bus. add., 
 Allis Chalmers Co., Milwaukee. 
 
 4766. CHARLES WESLEY LAWRENCE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 15, 1886, 
 Rantoul, 111.; s. John Wallace (b. Jl 10, 1846, 
 Beaver, Pa.) and Martha Jane (Wood) Law- 
 rence (b. Ap 22, 1858, Potomac, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Rantoul H. S. Civ. Engr., Concrete 
 Constr., 191 1; Struct. Steel Drafting, Gary, 
 Ind., 191 1—. 2nd Lt., F. A., Ft. Thomas, Ky.; 
 Corozal, C. Z. ; do.. Camp Taylor; Mustered 
 out, D II, 1 91 8. Address, Rantoul, 111.; bus. 
 add., Gary, Ind. 
 
 4767. HUGO LAYER 
 Engineer; A. B. in Arch.; b. O 17, 1887, 
 Chicago; s Frank C. and Bessie (Kucera) 
 Layer. Prepared in R. T. Crane Tech., Chi- 
 cago. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Helmet; Ku 
 Klux; Yoxan; Freshman Varsity and Class 
 Football. Engr., L. JL. Rodgers Engng. Co.; 
 Asst. Plant Mgr., Clay Products Co., 1916. 
 Married Hazel Hodge Berg. S 4, 1912, Bloom- 
 ington, 111. Child, b. My 21, -1916. Address, 
 Brazil, Ind.f 
 
 4768. GEORGE BRATTEN LEAR 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 9. 1883, 
 Chicago; s. Ed. (b. i8=;8. E. St. Louis, and 
 India Belle (Bratten) Lear (b. i8.s8. Rush- 
 ville, Ind.). Prepared in Mt. Hermon Sch.; 
 T. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1914. Prelim, and 
 
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 Final Honors; Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Kappa 
 Chi; Iliini staff; Sec, Cml. Club; do., Lincoln 
 League; Ed. staff. Siren; Winner, Illio Roast 
 Contest. Lawyer, Chicago, 1916. Address, 
 Suite 1126-28 Association Bldg., 19 S. LaSalle 
 St., Chicago. t 
 
 4769. OTIS HOIT LEE 
 (Son of No. 218; Brother of Nos. 3071, 3835, 
 7030, 7732) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 3, 1888, 
 Hamlet; s. Elisha ('79), (b. do.) and Ellena 
 (Bopes) Lee (b. do.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. 
 Chi Beta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Scabbard and 
 Blade. Farmer, Aledo, 111. ist Lt., R. O. T. 
 C, Ag 191 7. Mem., A. F. A. M. ; Presby. 
 Church. Married Mabelle Hester Whisman, Ag 
 23, 1917, Mt. Pleasant, la. Child, Otis, Jr., b. 
 Ja II, 1919. Address, Aledo, 111. 
 
 4770. FRANCES BOSTWICK LEONARD 
 
 (RAYNER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3925; Sister of No. 5266) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 23, 1888, Rockford, 
 
 111.; d. Josiah Sloane (b. 1848, Syracuse, N. 
 
 Y.) and Mary Malvinia (Bostwick) Leonard 
 
 (b. 1851, Otisco, N. Y.). Prepared in Rockford 
 
 H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Delta Psi; 
 
 Alethenai; W. A. A.; Pres., Woman's League. 
 
 Married William Horace Rayner ('09). Ag 
 
 28, 1912, Rockford, 111. Child, William 
 
 Leonard, b. Ag 24, 1913. Address, 915 W. 
 
 Green St., Urbana. 
 
 4771. HAROLD RAYMOND LEONARD 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 15, 18SS, 
 Chicago; s. Frank (b. Dundee, 111.) and Ellen 
 (Duff) Leonard (b. do.). Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S.. Chicago. Alpha Zeta; Ionian; 
 Agr. Club. Supt., Lewiston Consolidated Sch., 
 1911-13; Co. Agr. Agt., Lakefield, Miss., 1914- 
 15; do., Stillwater, Minn., 1915-18; Asst. St. Co. 
 Agt. Leader, }ilinn.. 1918 — . Married Alice 
 M. Brown, O i, 1913. Children: Norma May, 
 b. Mr 20, 1915; Lois, b. My 14, 1916. Addr'ess, 
 1492 Como Ave., St. Paul; bus. add., Univ. 
 Farm, do. 
 
 4772. FRANK MILLS LESCHER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 7, 18S3, 
 Topeka, Kan.; s. Theodore Herman (b. 1829, 
 Easton, Pa.) and Augusta (Wood) Lescher (b. 
 1839, Frederick, Ky.). Prepared in Topeka 
 (Kan.) H. S. Band; Orchestra; Pres.. Mgr. 
 and Asst. Dir., do. Draftsman, J. W. Royer, 
 Arch., Urbana, 1911-12; do., A. H. Hubbard, 
 Champaign, 1912-14; do., Supervising Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1 9 14 — . Married Virginia Ches- 
 ter Odernheimer, Ag 10, 1912, Champaign. 
 Child, George Frederick, b. Je 21, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 1005 S. ist St., Champaign. 
 
 4773. CHARLES SAMUEL LE SURE 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 14, 1884, 
 Olney, 111.; s. Charles Martin (b. Vincennes, 
 Ind.) and Elizabeth (Proctor) Le Sure (}>. 
 Vincennes, Ind.). Prepared in Olney H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Land. Arch. Soc. Land. Arch., A. Washburn 
 & Sons, Bloomington, 111., 1911-14; do.. Peoria, 
 1914-18. Auth.: Articles on Land. Arch, in 
 various mags. Mem., Rotary Club. Peoria; 
 Univ. Club, do. Married Lulu M. Littler. Ag 
 19, 191 1, Bloomington, 111. Child, Betty 
 Louise, b. F 24, 1916. Address, 506 Chester St., 
 Peoria; bus. add., 220 Central Nat. Bank Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 477^. RICHARD WALTER LEUTWILER 
 (Brother of No. 1246) 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 15, 1888, 
 Highland, 111.; s. Adolph (b. Ag 8. 185s. do.) 
 and Celestina (Seeger) Leutwiler (b. O 7, 
 1857, Winterthur, Switzerland). Prepared in 
 Highland H. S. Stud. Branch. A. S. M. E.; 
 
 Prelim. Honors. Mech. Engr., D. II. Burn- 
 ham & Co., Chicago, 1911-13; Chief Engr., 111. 
 Engng. Co., do., 19 13 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Stella Mueller, D 26, 191 1, St. Louis. 
 Children: Richard Walter, Jr., b. Ja 7. 1913; 
 James Kenneth, b. Jl 31, 1916. Address, 926 
 Harry Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 111. Engng. 
 Co., W. 2ist St. and Racine Ave., do. 
 
 4775- CLARENCE JOHN LEVEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 28, 1888, 
 Toronto, Ont., Can.; s. John (b. 1858, do.) and 
 Agnes Jane (Rodgers) Levey (b. 1867, do.). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Phoenix; Final Honors; .Engng. V. P., 111. 
 L'nion; Fresh. \'arsity Basketball; Sr. (Tlass 
 Basketball; ist Home-Coming Com. Sullivan 
 Machinery Co., Chicago and Claremont, N. H.; 
 Sheffield Machine Works, Chicago. Address, 
 Sheffield Machine Works, Sheffield and North 
 .\ve., Chicago. 
 
 4776. JULIAN HERMAN LEWIS 
 (Sister of No. 6382) 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1912; b. My 26, 1891, 
 Shawneetown, 111.; s. John Calhoun (b. Ja i, 
 1858, Vine Grove, Ky.) and Cordelia Ophelia 
 Lewis (b. Jl 4, 1868, Mt. Sterling, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Summer H. S., Cairo, 111.; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of III., 191 1. Pres., Iliini Club; 
 Pres., Baraca Bible Class. Address, 612 12th 
 St., Cairo, 111. 
 
 4777. LUCY ELFA LEWIS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 30, 1887, 
 Danville, 111.; d. Chauncey E. (b. F 12, 1856, 
 Kirkland, N. Y.) and Minnie M. (Rambo) 
 Lewis (b. F 26, 1854, Ft. Wayne, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Danville H. S. Alpha Chi Omega. 
 Address, 302 The Holland, Danville, III. 
 
 477S. JUNE LINDLEY (CHURCHILL) 
 (Sister of No. 6387) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 29, 1888, Philo, 111.; 
 d. Orville B. (b. Jl 5, 1857, Fredericktown, O.) 
 and Ruth (Edwards) Lindley (b. Ap 3, 1861, 
 Peoria). Prepared in Urbana II. S.; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1912. Classical Club. 
 Teacher, H. S., Paxton, 111., 1911-12. Married 
 Guy F. Churchill, O 8, 1913, Urbana. Address, 
 808 S. Race, Urbana. 
 
 4779. ARTHUR WILLIAM LINDSTROM 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 27, 
 1890; Varna, 111.; s. John Peter (b. My s, 
 1849, Morlunda, Sweden) and Hilma Sophia 
 (Olson) Lindstrom (b. D 18, i859_,, Freslo, 
 Sweden). Prepared in Varna H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Consulting Engr., W. L. Fergus & Co., 
 Chicago, 1911-16; Mech. Engr., Postum Cereal 
 Co., Battle Creek, Mich., 1916-17. Capt., Coast 
 Defense, Chesapeake Bay, Ag 15, 1917; Engr., 
 Coast Defense Artillery, Ft. Monroe. Va.; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 13, 1919. Address, 216 N. Scoville 
 Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., Marquette 
 Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 4780. LE ROY LEWIS LITTLE 
 (Husband of G330; Brother of No. 3076) 
 Assoc. Ed.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 1; 
 b. S 16, 1888, Tolono, 111.; s. Egbert Phelps 
 (b. S 3, 1856, Tonica, 111.) and Matilda 
 (Merry) Little (b. Mr 21, 1857, Tolono, 111.). 
 Prepared in Tolono H. S. B. L., Columbia, 
 1 91 5. Alpha Delta Phi; Philomathean; Fresh- 
 man Football and Indoor Track; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Asst. Coach, Fresh. Varsity, Football; 
 V. P., Fresh. Class. Instr., and Coach Rockford 
 H. S.. 111., 1912-13; Instr.. Lewis and Clark 
 H. S., Spokane, 1913-14. Reporter, NewYork 
 Tribune, 19 15-16; Special Correspondent in the 
 Balkans, do., 1916; Reporter, do.. New York 
 City, 1916-17; Assoc. Ed., Outing, New York, 
 1917. S. O. T. S., Camp Dix, N. J., Ap 1918; 
 
igii] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 427 
 
 Mustered out, F 3, 1919. Autli.: The Open 
 Road, Outing: Various Contributions to other 
 mags. Married Emma Holmer (g'ir),Ap igi8. 
 New York City. Address, 905 S. Wright St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., Outing Publishing Co., 
 New York City. 
 
 4781. SHERMAN HENRY LITTLER 
 Prin. H. S.; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1912; b. 
 Ag II, 1879, near Fithian, 111.; s. Cyrus Reed 
 (b. D s, 1842, Vermilion Co., 111.) and Mary 
 Ellen (Flaugher) Littler (b. S 1850, do.). 
 Prepared in Potomac H. S.; 111. St. Norm.; 
 Charleston St. Norm. Sch., 1901-3. Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Scholarship in Grad. Sch., 191 1- — . 
 Dir. and Ath. Mgr. of Y. M. C. A. Prin., 
 Tp. H. S. Sergt., Home Guards. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. ; Christian Church. Married Mabel 
 Dunham, O 15, 1908, Mackinaw, 111. Child, 
 Mark Dunham, b. S 3, 1911. Address, Coal 
 City. 111. 
 
 4782. RUTH LLEWTELLYN 
 (Daughter of Nos. 143, 148; Sister of 
 
 Nos. 2738, 2739) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 21, 1888, Monticello, 
 111.; d. Joseph Corson (,'77), (b. Jl 22, 1835, 
 Philadelphia) and Emma Clarinda (Piatt) 
 Llewellyn {'77), (b. Je 23, 1857, Monticello, 
 111.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa; Yo Ma; 
 Illiola; Scribblers; V. P. Class; ///. Mag. Bd.; 
 W. A. A. Teacher, Mary Wood Chase Sch., 
 Musical Arts, Chicago. War Work, France. 
 Mem., Chicago Coll. Club. .Address, 324 6th 
 Ave., LaGrange, 111.; bus. add., Soo Lyon & 
 Healy Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 4783. JAMES HENRY LLOYD 
 (Brother of No. 3450) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 3, 1889, 
 Girard, 111.; s. W. H. (b. D 2, 1854, Virden, 
 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Myers) Lloyd (b. 
 iMr 29, 1858, Pa.). Prepared in Girard H. S. 
 Sigma Pi; Scribblers. Instr., Agr., William 
 and Vashti Coll., Aledo, 111., 1911-14; do., 
 Crops Dept., Purdue Univ., 19 14; Farm Ad- 
 viser, Hancock Co., 111., 191 6 — . Mem., Aledo 
 Club. Married Bernice Ruth Peters, Jl 31, 
 1913, Aledo, 111. Child, James Henry, Jr., 
 b. S 4j 19 16. Address, Carthage, 111. 
 
 4784. FREDERICK CHARLES LOHMAN 
 City Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 26, 1884, 
 Gibson City, 111.; s. Louis (b. Ger.) and Etta 
 (Harnack) Lohman (b. D 25, 1853, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Gibson H. S.; Univ. Acad. City 
 Engr., Champaign. Married Edith L. Kennedy. 
 Address, City Hall, Champaign. 
 
 EDWARD ROY LUDWIG 
 B. S. in Arch.; M. S., 1912; 
 
 4785. 
 Architect. 
 D 6, 1886, Minneapolis; s. Charles Henry 
 (b. 1853, Ger.) and Anna (Parsons) Ludwig 
 (b. 1855, Sweden). Prepared in Central H. 
 S., Minneapolis. Tau Beta Pi; Arch. Club; 
 Final Honors; Scholarship; Sigma Xi; Illio 
 Staff; Ed., do.; First Arch. Year Book; Award- 
 ed Plym Traveling Fellowship in Arch. — Sub- 
 ject, Water Gate to a Pan-Am. E.xposition. 
 Arch., Minneapolis, 1914-18. Co. C. 43rd 
 Engrs., Road and Bridge, Camp Washington 
 Univ., Washington. D. C. ; Sergt., 48th Co.. 
 2oth Engrs., A. E. F., France. Auth.: Transcrip- 
 tion of the March from "Aida" by Verdi, 
 arranged for piano solo. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Orator of Hennepin Council Royal Arcanum, 
 Minneapolis. Married Mary Harriet Gable, Je 
 24, 1916. Child, Margaret Eleanor, b. Ja 23, 
 1918. Address, 44 Clarence Ave., S. E., Min- 
 neapolis; bus. add., 915 New York Life Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 47S6. RAYMOND RUDOLPH LUNDAHL 
 (Brother of No. 2445) 
 City Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 9, 1889. 
 Gibson (:,ty. Hi.; s. Peter (b. Sweden) and 
 Lmnia Augusta Otillia (Svenson) Lundahl 
 4- V, l-*- c^^''«P?''ed m Gibson City H. S. C. 
 h.. Uub; Scandinavian Club. Asst. Engr., 111. 
 bt. Highway C^m 1911; Gen. Foreman, Con- 
 crete Const., (: M. & St. P. Ry., 1912-14; 
 Special Const Milwaukee Co., Highway Coran. 
 1915; Insp Res. Engr., Div. Engr., Milwaukee 
 Sewerage Comn., 191 6-1 8; Asst. City Engr..; 
 M.lwauke, 1918--. U. S. A., Mustered out 
 1 918. Mem., Milwaukee Illini Club; Alumni 
 Assn. Married Evelyn Anna Fichtner, O 13 
 1917, Milwaukee. Address, 203 23rd St. MU- 
 waukee; bus. add., 7th floor. City Hall, do. 
 
 4787. THOMAS EDWIN LYONS 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A., 1911; b. Je 29, 
 1S90 Areola, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Ja 19, 1852 
 Loughrea, Galloway Co., Ireland) and Marie 
 Sulhvan) Lyons (b Je 14, 1833, Rantoul, 
 111.). Prepared in Areola H. S.; Univ. of 
 Mich., 1907-8. LL. B., Harvard Law Sch., 
 1914. Phi Kappa Sigma; Shield and Trident • 
 \oxan; Varsity Football. Atty., Champaign, 
 Ar^'^fn^c.^-b ^*-. 2^"k, Areola, 1917-T8 
 Mem 111.. St.. Bar Assn., 1916-18; Champaign 
 County Country Club, 1914-18; Champaign City 
 Club 1910-18; B. P. O. E., 1914-18. Married 
 Eulah Armstrong. S i, 1915, Areola, 111. Child 
 daughter, b. Jl 25, 1918. Address, 306 N. State 
 M Champaign; bus. add., 202 Citizens Bank 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 478S. PAUL ALFRED McCASKEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 3463, 3849) 
 With Montgomery Ward & Co.; A. B. in L. 
 ic A.; b. Je 12, 1889, Eldorado, Kan.; s. Alfred 
 Samuel (b. My 13, 1854, Bucyrus, O.) and 
 Justitia (Parsons) McCaskey (b. Ap 23 1856 
 La Grange, (/o.). Prepared in Englewood H. 
 b. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Helmet; Shield and 
 Indent; Class Football; Varsity Water Polo 
 With Butler Bros., wholesale Cml. House Chi- 
 cago; with Montgomery Ward & Co., 191 7— 
 Address, 7337 Emerald Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4789. ISHMAEL WORTH McDOWELL 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E. b. F 2, 1884. 
 Gentraha, 111.; s. Edgar Marion (b. S 15, 1857 
 Dayton, O.) and Jeannette Leah (Cunningham) 
 McDowell (b. Mr 22, 1859). Prepared in Cen- 
 traha H. S Ilus.; E.E. Soc; Egyptian Club 
 Icchnograph. Bd. Elec. Engr., West. Elect. Co 
 Married Jane, Bell Tierney, N 28, 1912, Cham 
 paign. Address, 336 S. Sacramento Blvd., Chi 
 cago.t 
 
 4790. JESSIE McHARRY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1912; b 
 D 16. 1885. Ludlow Tp., 111.; d. William (b. F 
 16, 1856, Wigtonshire. Scotland) and Margaret 
 (Tweedy) McHarry (b. D 6, 1856, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Rantoul H. S. Athenean; Kanpa Del- 
 ta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; L. and A. Scholarship; Sr. Memorial 
 Com.; Class Day Com.; Salutatorian. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of HI., 1911-12; Prin., Rantoul H 
 S., 111., 1912; Teacher, Hist. Tp. H. S., Pontiac! 
 111., 1912-16. Address, 307 E. Springfield, 
 Champaign; bus. add., Pontiac, 111. 
 
 4791. EVA LYLE McINTYRE (GAUGER) 
 (Wife of No. 5679) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 14, 1888, Brocton, 111.; 
 d. Daniel Pollard (b. Je 3, 1858, London, Ont., 
 Can.) and Annettie Olive (Cooley) Mclntyre 
 fb. S 13, 1865, Newman, 111.). Prepared" in 
 P.roadlands H. S.; Ferry Hall, Lake Forest, 111. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Alethenai; Yo Ma: W. 
 A. A.; Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Pres., Woman's League; Illini staff. 
 Studied music, Univ. of 111. Married Paul 
 
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 Charles Ganger ('13), Jl 29, 1914, Champaign. 
 Child, Paul Charles, Jr., b. An 23, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 945 Osceola Ave., St. Paul. 
 
 4792. EARLE CLARENCE McKINNIE 
 
 (Brother of No. 3089) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. O i, 18S8, 
 LeRoy, 111.; s. Virgus Ulysses and Elizabeth 
 McKinnie (b. Eng.). Prepared in LeRoy H. 
 S. Eta Kappa Nu; Band and Orchestra. 
 Engr.. Nat. X-Ray Reflector Co., Chicago. 
 Aeroplane Mechanic, Wright Field, Dayton, 
 O. Address, 235 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 4793. JESSIE BARBARA McROBIE 
 
 (FOGLESONG) 
 (Wife of No. 4655; Sister of No. 1924) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 21, 1888, Alameda, 
 Calif.; d. John (b. F 15, 1856, Montreal, Can.) 
 and Susan Isabel (Musgrove) McRobie (b. Ap 
 3, 1856, Hamilton, Ont., Can.). Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago; Univ. of Chicago. 
 Delta Gamma; Basketball; W. A. A. Married 
 Lawrence Earl Foglesong ('11), Jl 16, 1913, 
 Montclair, N. J. Child, Suzanne, b. Je 3, 1914. 
 Address, Des Moines, la. 
 
 4794- IRWIN ARTHUR MADDEN 
 ,j (Brother of No. 4795) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 22, 1884, 
 Freeport, 111.; s. William James (b. 1849, Chi- 
 cago) and Elizabeth Dickey (Murdaugh) Mad- 
 den (b. 1852. Freeport, 111.). Prepared in No. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1906-8. Delta Upsilon; 
 Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Prof., Agr., No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1911-18; Farm Advisor, Sangamon 
 Co., Springfield, 111., 1918 — . Auth. : Rural 
 Arithmetic, Houghton Mifflin & Co., Boston, 
 1916. Married Isabelle Mclntyre, Jl 24, 1912, 
 Hanover, 111. Child. Margaret Isabella, b. Je 
 7, 191 5. Address, 1368 Whittier Ave., Spring- 
 field, 111. 
 
 4795. JOSEPH WARREN MADDEN 
 (Brother of No. 4794) 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 17, 1890, 
 Damascus, 111.; s. William James (b. 1850. Free- 
 port, 111.) and Elizabeth Dickey (Murdaugh) 
 Madden (b. 1850, do.). Prepared in Freeport 
 H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1906-08; Har- 
 vard Law Sch., 1912-13; J. D., cum lande, Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1914. Delta Unsilon; Adelphic. 
 Prof., Law, Univ. of Okla., Norman, Okla., 
 1914-16; Lawyer, Rockford, 111., 1917; Prof., 
 Law, O. St. LTniv., Columbus. O., 191 7 — . Mar- 
 ried Margaret Bell Liddell, Jl 16, 1913, McAles- 
 ter, Okla. Children: Mary Esther, b. Jl 18, 
 1914; Joseph Warren, b. S 9, 191 5; Robert Lid- 
 dell, b. My 28, 1917. Address, 393 East IMay- 
 nard Ave., Columbus, O. ; bus. add.. Law Sch., 
 O. St. Univ., do. 
 
 4796. EUGENE FREDERICK MAIL 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b Ja 4, 1890, 
 Robinson. 111.; s. Albert Thomas (b. F 2, 1858, 
 Palestine, 111.) and Nettie May (Hedden) Mail 
 (b. D I, 1862. Hutsonville, 111."). Prepared in 
 Robinson H. S. Sr. Class Baseball. Instru- 
 ment Man, M. M. Ry., Brazil, S. A., 1911-12; 
 Asst. Co. Engr., Highway and Bridge Const., 
 Marion, Ind., 1015-16; Gen. Civ. Engng. Prac- 
 tice, Robinson, 111., 1917. ist Lt., Engr. R. C, 
 4th U. S. Engrs. ; A. E. F., France; Wounded 
 in Action; Mustered out, F 12, 1919. Married 
 Jessie A. Maxwell, Ag 22, 191 7, Robinson, 111. 
 Address, Robinson, 111. 
 
 4797. MEREDITH MALLORY 
 
 (Brother of No. 9248) 
 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 21, 1889, 
 
 Wichita, Kan.; s. Albert Douglas (b. Ja 9, 1861, 
 
 Batavia, 111.) and Susan (Kubitchek) Mallory. 
 
 Prepared in W. Batavia H. S.; Univ. of Chi- 
 
 cago. 1910. M. D., Harvard, 1915. Chi Psi; 
 Jr. Basketball; Mgr. Sr. Basketball; Chm., Sr. 
 Stag. Interne, la. M. E. Hosp., Des Moines, 
 191S-16; Physician, Des Moines, 1916-17. ist 
 Lt., Med. R. C, 1917 — . Married, Mary Stiles 
 Jones, N 11, 1916, Batavia, 111. Address, Bata- 
 via, 111. 
 
 4798. RAE IRENE MALONE 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Stella, Neb.; d. Edward 
 and Flora (Hall) Malone. Prepared in Okla- 
 homa City (Okla.) H. S. Chi Omega; Phi 
 Delta Psi. Address, 400 W. 13th St., Oklahoma 
 City, Okla.f 
 
 4799. ALBAN WHITFORD MANN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; E. E., 1978; b. 
 Je 12, 1889, Elgin, 111.; s. Alban Leo (b. S 22, 
 1859, do.) and Bertha Sophia (Kohn) Mann 
 (b. Ja 8, 1856, Cook Co., III.). Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim. Honors. 
 Elec. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1911-13; 
 do., C. I. P. S. Co.. Mattoon, 1913-18. Mar- 
 ried Olga Carolyn Mann. O 10, 1917, Elgin, 111. 
 .iddrcss, 392 Chicago St., Elgin, 111. 
 
 4800. MARY ELLA MARKS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Je 12, i886, Daven- 
 I3ort, la.; d. Watson H. and Grace H. Marks; 
 Prepared in Davenport H. S.; Univ. of Wis., 
 1904-06; Univ. of Chicago, 1906-08. Ph. B., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1910. Asst., Davenport Pub. 
 Lib., la., 191 1 ; Private cataloging, 191 1 — . Ad- 
 dress, 222 E. loth St., Davenport, la.f 
 
 4801. MAYNE SEGUINE MASON 
 (Brother of No. 7791) 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 191 3; b. 
 Je 3. 1890, Buda, 111.; s. Parker Noyer (b. O 
 4, 1862, Buda, 111.) and Emma Gertrude (Se- 
 guine) Mason (b. O 19, 1870, do.). Prepared 
 in Buda H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Sigma Xi; Rutgers Scarlet Club; (jregory 
 Guild; Philomathean; E. E. Soc; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors; Mil. Band, Drum Maj.; Lt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Class Baseball; Illio Bd.; Class 
 Finance Com.; Y. M. C. A. cabinet. Research 
 Fellow, 1911-13; Stud. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Schenectady. N. Y. and Pittsfield, Mass.. 191 3- 
 15; Instr., Elec. Engng. and Phvs., Rutgers 
 Coll., 1915-17; Indus. Fellow. Mellon Inst., 
 Pittsburgh, 1919. Head of Gun Dept., U. S. S. 
 M. A.. 1917; Sec, U. S. S. M. A., 1917; ist 
 Lt., U. S. A. S.. 191 7; Instructor, S. M. A., 
 Univ. of 111., 1918; Mustered out, 1918. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; M. W. A.; Assoc, A. I. E. E. ; 
 Baptist Church. Address, Buda, 111.; bus. add., 
 Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh. 
 
 4802. EARLE ROBINSON MATH 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 20. 1889, 
 
 Chicago; s. Henry Clark and Mary (Covert) 
 Robinson, adopted by John B. and Mary K. 
 (Raynor) Math. Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., 
 Chicago; Armour Inst, of Tech., 1907-8. Arch. 
 Club; Mil. Scholarship: Cadet Hop Com.; Sr. 
 Stag Com.; 1st Lt., Signal Corps; Capt. and 
 Regt. Commissary, do.; Class Baseball. With 
 C. M. & St. P. Ry. Co., Chicago, 1911; W. C. 
 Zimmerman, Arch. Engr., 1911-13; Supt., Bldg. 
 Const, and Asst., Arch. Engng., Univ. of 111., 
 1Q13-17: Engr., M'est. Elec. Co., Chicago, 191 7. 
 First Lt., Co. C, 317th Engrs., A. E. F., France; 
 returned to states Mr 7, 1919. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Marion Martin, Je i, 1912, 
 Chicago (died O 26, 191 5); Esther Nelson. D 
 24. 1917, Urbana. Child, Helen, b. Ap 13, 1913. 
 Address, 408 N. Willis Ave., Champaign. 
 
 4803. LEE VERNE MATHENY 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 25. 
 1887, Hubbell, Neb.; s. Alva (b. Ja 21, 1857, 
 Lawndale. III.) and Elsie I. (Chase) Matheny 
 (b. N 16, 1856, Janesville. Wis.). Prepared in 
 Chenoa IT. S. Kappa Delta Pi. Prin., Albion 
 H. S.. 111., 4 yrs.; Supt., Albion Pub. Schs., 
 111., 1915 — . Married Edna H. Harris, Je 12, 
 1912, Albion, 111. Address, Albion, 111. 
 
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 4S04. JAMES OTIS MATTIIEWSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 6, 1888, DeKalb, 
 111.; s. Otis Wing (b. My 12, 1839, Smyrna, 
 N. y.) and Flora (Zehner) Matthewson (b. Ja 
 10, 1864, Muncie, Ind.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Alpha Zeta. Farmer, DeKalb, III. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Florence Ethel 
 Leonard, D 25, 191 1, Chicago. Address, R. 
 3, DeKalb, 111. 
 
 4805. OLIVE MAY MATTSON 
 (Sister of No. 5303) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 28, 1886, 
 Chicago; d. Nels Mattson (b. F 15, 1842, 
 Sweden) and Georgiana (EUerson) Mattson (b. 
 My 6, 1863, La Porte, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Englevvood II. S., Chicago; Chicago Teachers' 
 Coll., 1905-7. Athenean. Teacher, Kinder- 
 garten, Chicago. Address, 6428 Stewart Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 4806. LEONARD MAUEL 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 11, 1887, 
 Minneapolis; s. John Leonard (b. S g, 1859, 
 Ashford, Wis.) and Mary (Bott) Maiiel (b. 
 Je 13, 1865, Fond du Lac, Wis.). Prepared 
 in N. Division H. S., Chicago. Univ. Fencing 
 Team. Engr. on Constr., Madeira Mamore 
 Ry., Brazil; Draftsmaru Am. Bridge Co., Gary, 
 Ind., 1913; Jr. Engr., City of Chicago, 1913-18. 
 Mem., West. Soc. Engr. Married Annie 
 Leavitt, O 9, 191 6, Chicago. Address, 2308 
 W.' Walton St., Chicago. 
 
 4S07. LEO A. MAUTNER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. F 17, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Siegfried (b. F 12, i860, Austria) 
 and Elenore (Horner) Mautner (b. Jl 31, 1865, 
 do.). Prepared in Wendell Phillips H. S., 
 Chicago; Armour Inst, of Tech., 1907-8. Asst. 
 Chem., Armour & Co., Chicago; Applied Chem., 
 Pratt Inst., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1912-13; do., 
 B. D. Eisendrath Tanning Co., Racine, Wis., 
 1912 — . Address, Racine, Wis. 
 
 4808. *LESTER CHARLES MAXEY 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 9. 1889, Mt. Vernon 
 111.; s. James Henry (b. My 26, 1865, do.) 
 and Mary Jane (Keller) Maxey (b. N 10, 1866, 
 do.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon H. S. Phi 
 Kappa Sigma; Shield and Trident; Ed., Daily 
 mini. Merchant, Mt. Vernon, 111. Mem., B. 
 P. O. E. Married Leila Wilson, Je 10, 1913, 
 McLeansboro, 111. Died Ag 6, 1914, Mt. \''er- 
 non. 111. 
 
 4809. HELEN BUCKINGHAM MAY 
 (Sister of Nos. 1152, 3872) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; d. Henry Ritter 
 (b. 184s, N. Y.) and Ida Althea (Monroe) 
 May (b. 1852, do.). Prepared in Ferry Hall, 
 Lake Forest, HI.; Vassar Coll. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Teacher, Crawfordsville, Ind., H. S.. 
 1908-11; do.. Great Falls, Mont., 191 1 — . Ad- 
 dress, Ft Wayne, Ind. 
 
 4810. JOHN GEORGE MENCH 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 4, 1888; 
 s. John CJeorge (b. Je 11, 1862, Nimburg, 
 Bad'en, Ger.) and Rosa (Bocherer) Mench (b. 
 Mr 19, 1866, do.). Prepared in Monticello, 
 III, H. S.; I. C. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim. 
 Honors. Testing Engr., Chicago, 19TI-12; 
 Power Sta. Designer, do., 1912-14; Elec. Engr., 
 City of Chicago, 1914 — . Married Lillian Olga 
 Hassig, N 13, 1913, Chicago. Child, John 
 Warren, b. My 13, iqi6. Address, 4630 N. 
 Central Park Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 860 
 McCormick Bldg., 332 S. Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 481 1. HARRY MICHAEL 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 4, 1882. Bristol, Eng.; 
 s. A. Michael. Prepared in Chicago Norm. 
 Address, 4135 Monroe St., Chicago.! 
 
 4812. LAURENCE HURSH MILES 
 
 (Brother of No. 5307) 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 18, 1889, 
 Savanna, 111.; s. Charles K. (b. S i, 1865, Mt. 
 Carroll. 111.) and Metta K. (Zuck) Miles (b. D 
 22, 1864, Bushnell, 111.). Prepared in Savanna 
 Tp. IL S. Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Gamma Sigma, 
 V. P., Cml. Club; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Pres., Gregory Guild; Class Football. Teller, 
 First Nat. Bank, Savanna, 111., 1911-12; Asst. 
 Cashier, do., 1912-17; Cashier, do., 1917 — -. 
 Married, Lauretta Finlay, Ja 4, 1917, Burling- 
 ton, la. Address, Savanna, 111. 
 
 4813. ROBERT ARTHUR MILLER 
 Designing Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 3, 
 
 1888, Bethany, 111.; s. Rufus and Martha N. 
 (Cline) Miller. Prepared in Bethany H. S.; 
 James Millikin Acad, and Coll. Designing 
 Engr., Miller, Holbrook Engng. Co., Decatur, 
 111. Married M. Madge Miller, N 9, 1913, 
 Chicago. Child, Isabella Ann, b. Ag 5, 1914. 
 Address, Decatur, III.; bus. add., 418 Millikin 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 4814. HELEN MARGARET MILLIGAN 
 Director; A. B. in L. & A.; b. St. Joseph, 
 Mo.; d. Frank (b. Philadelphia) and Adah Jose- 
 phine (Brewster) Milligan (b. Erie, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Oak Park and River Forest Tp. H. S. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Yo Ma; Illiola; French 
 Club; Der Deutsche Verein; Y. W. C. A. Cabi- 
 net; Teacher, Grade Schs., S. Belvidere, 111., 
 1911-12; do.. La Grange, 111., 1915-17; Dir. of 
 LI. S. Girls Social Service Club. Mem Chi- 
 cago Coll. Club; Infant Welfare Soc; Clongr. 
 Church; Sec, King's Daughters. Address, 109 
 S. Washington St., Hinsdale, 111. 
 
 4815. CECILE MONTGOMERY (PAYNE) 
 (Sister of No. 5321) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 20. 1888, Bloomington, 
 111.; d. Alfred and Esther Elizabeth (Wadding- 
 ton) Montgomery (b. Ap 20, i860, LeRoy, 111.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1907-8. Kappa Delta Pi; Illiola. Teacher, 
 Benton H. S., 111., 1911-12; do., Centralia, 111., 
 1912-14. Married John Lewis Payne, Je 11, 
 1914, Herrin, 111. Address, Benton, 111. 
 
 4816. IDA MAE MOON (THIMLAR) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 12, 1887, Lexington, 
 111.; d. John Almarion (b. Ap 9, 1858, do.) and 
 Phoebe Jane (Ilarpole) Moon (b. Mr 11, 1866, 
 Cottonwood Falls, Kan.). Prepared in Lexing- 
 ton H. S.; 111. Wesleyan, Bloomington, 111., 
 1905-6. Teacher. LeRoy H. S.. 111. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; O. E. S.; White Shrine; Classical 
 Assn. Married Hugh Thimlar, Je 1914, Lex- 
 ington, 111. Address, New Haven, Ind. 
 
 4817. CLARIBEL BURTON MOORE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 30, 1886, 
 
 Wabash, Ind.; d. Aquilla F. (b. Mr 29, 1845, 
 O.) and Louise (Brockway) Moore (b. Ag 10, 
 1861, Howard, Ind.V Prepared in Shortridge 
 H. S., Indianapolis; Ind. Univ., 1907-8. Teach- 
 er. Y. W. C. A., Indianapolis; Shortridge H. S. 
 Indianapolis; (Conductor, Summer European 
 tours, 1915. Mem., Assn. of Coll. Alumnae; 
 D. A. R. Address, 1525 N. Meridian St., Indi- 
 anapolis. 
 
 4818. GENEVIEVE MOORE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. My 24, 1886 Char- 
 leston, 111.; d. Albert and Laura (Harvey) 
 iNIoore. Prepared in Charleston and Urbana 
 H. Schs. Kappa Delta Pi; Prelim. Honors; 
 Varsity Basketball. Teacher, Taylorvdle H. S., 
 111.; Mattoon H. S., 111., 1912-18. Address, 
 I 521 Lafayette Ave., Mattoon, 111. 
 
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 Univkrsity of Illinois 
 
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 4H19. MAUV KICUKCCA MUOKE (MUNSON) 
 (Will- of No. .i3-'-i; Sister of No. yoo) 
 A. U. in I.. & A.; b. 11 8, 1H87, ToK.no, IIL; 
 il. loliii 'riu.ni|j.soii (1). Ml- 7, 1H43, Kiiilcy, O.) 
 and .Xiiuli.i Mliuivu (MycrsJ Moore (I). O 7, 
 1847, (iii.KUiiliulKii, U.). l'rui)arfil in Tolono 
 11. S.; N. W. Univ. K;i|i|)a KMopa tiannna. 
 Marrii-d Clicslcr VVriK'lit Miinson (10). Child, 
 John (hcslcr, li. V 10, loiH. .lildifss, ji(){ C 
 St., (iianilf Cily, 111. 
 
 .1830. LI.OVl) MOKEY 
 ConiptrolKr; A. 11. in I,, it A.; IJ. Mu.s.; C. 
 i*. A.; h. Ja 15, iS8(., l.aildonia, Mo.; s. llirani 
 (1). i84(), New Canton, 111.) ami Kniily (Cur- 
 ler) Mi.rcy (h. 18.18, IsoiUport, ill.). I'reiiand 
 in Laddonia (Mo.) 11. .S.; Univ. Acad. I'hi 
 Beta Kappa; I'relini. and l'"inal Honors. OrK'a- 
 nist and 'reaeher; liookkeeper, lUis. office, Univ. 
 of 111., 191 113; Auditor, do., i()i3-iO; ;\cting 
 CouiplroUer and Instr. Accountancy, 1910-18; 
 ( onipl roller, 1918 — ; (.'lioir Dir., 'i'rinity M. V.. 
 Church, Urli.ina, 191 1 -. Anlli.: Comptroller's 
 Keporl. Univ. of ill., 1917-18; 1'aI., Assn. 0/ 
 t oMiWid <■ Bui., 1017; C. P. A. I'roblenis and 
 Solutions, l.a Salic I'^xlen. Lliiiv., Cbicago; Audi- 
 ting I'rocedure, (with W. U. Castenholz), do., 
 1918; Ideals in Choir OrKani/.ilion and Methods, 
 Tlic Uiapason, Chicago; I'Miiancinl Keiiorts of 
 I'ntilic lnstituli(uis, Jour, of Accountancy. Jl 
 1918. Mem., Assn. Mus. (Jlliccrs of St. Univs.; 
 Soc. of C'hurch Organists, ChanipaiK'i Ji'id 
 llrbana; ill. Soc. C. I". A.; Hopt. Chm., Assn. 
 Commerce. Married Eiliia Elizabeth Cox, Ar 
 6, 191.', IVndlclon, Ind. Addfcss, 1302 W. 
 Clark St., Urbana. 
 
 .18.M. KOCKR l.l'-.UOV MOKUISON 
 t^onsullinn Imik'-; A. It. in Se.; H. S., Uy. 
 C. IC., 191.'; C. E., 1917; h Ajt jS, 1883, Win- 
 iirtka. 111.; s. Dr. (IcorKe 11. (b. Ap is. iRs-'. 
 Elgin, 111.) and Delia M. (Haker) Mcnrisc.n 
 (1). At) 5, 1857, Lansing, Mich.). Prepared in 
 New Trier 'Pp- H. S. M. A., Columbia, i9i.t. 
 (\ I'".. Club, luslr., C. 1''.., Univ. of Tenn., ujii- 
 1.'; jr. Eugr., 111. Highway D<'pt., loi-'; Supi., 
 l\d. Depl., United (!as. Improvement Co., I'liil 
 .uielphia, 1 1) 1 J ; Sales Engr., do., 1913; Prof., 
 Highway ICngug., Coll. of Tex., I9i4-is; Con- 
 .suiting Engr., JJra/.os Co., Tex., i9i.S'7- 
 C.ilit., Engrs. U. C., i()i7iS. Auth. : Discus- 
 sion of paper on I'ioneer Railway Development 
 in the U. S., Proc. of the .-lin. .Soc. Cir. liiuji-.w, 
 Vol. X.XXVll. 1911; Earth Koads. l!ul. A. .'v 
 M. Coll., Tex., 191.S; Demonstiation Uoads at 
 A. S: M. Coll., Tex., "(/()., 191(1; Highway Engng. 
 at A. &■ M. Coll., Tex., (/('., loK.; Maintenance 
 of Earth, Sand, Clav. and Cr.-ivel Koads. do.. 
 1917; various articles for ("(i»ia(/i<iH liuiir., 
 liHK»i:. News, /wii'dx'. Kccord, Engng. News 
 Record, lingnn. and Contracting, Cood Koads, 
 Am. Citv. Ir. Mem.. A. S. C. E. ; Mem., 111. 
 Soc. of S. A. R.; A. A. A. S.; Am. Soc. Mun. 
 Improvement; .\m. Kd. Unildcrs' .Nssu.; Soc. 
 for Promoting Engng. l-'duc. ; Internal. Assn. 
 kd. Congresses. Maiii<-d iManees Clare Wead 
 och, D -•(), lyi.s, Detroit. Addre.ts. College Sta- 
 tion, Tex. 
 
 48J3. JOSEPH EDWAKD M0S1M.\N 
 
 (llrolher of No. 2769) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 8, 1885, Mor- 
 ton, 111.; s. David (b. Ag .'7, 1843, East Peoria, 
 111.) and Anna (Sleeker) Mosiman (b. Jl Jd, 
 185J Hamilton, O.). Prepared in Morton II. 
 S." Chi Iteta; Arch. Club: Pen and Hiusb 
 Club; Clee and Maiubdiu Club; Hand. A. K. 
 A. M. b'armer, Morton, 111. Address, Morton, 
 111. 
 .|S.'3. MARY KATIIAKINE MOURNINC 
 
 (Sister of No. .■;3-o) 
 
 Prill. H. S.; A. H. in L. & A.; b. S .-4. 
 
 i88j, Columbia, Ky ; d. Charles Samuel (b. 
 
 le It), iSssI ami Margaret Ann (Smith) 
 
 Mourning (b. S 5, 18(1--). Prepared in .\ugnsta 
 
 II. S. Sec, Kapi),i Delta Pi; Pres., llliola; 
 VV. A. A.; Treas., Der Deul.sclie Verein; Final 
 Honors. Teacher. II. S., I.eMars, la., 191 i- 
 !-•; Prin., do., 191J . Addrcs.i, 1115 Main 
 St., I.eMars, la. 
 
 4 H-'4. G USTA V 1 1 !•: N R Y M U E 1 .E li R 
 Contr. and City Engr.; 15. S. in M. & S. E.; 
 b. Ja 17. 1890, Carlinville, 111.; s. Albert (b. 
 Jl 19, i8()o, Coltingeu, Cer.) and liertlia (lUirg- 
 dorll) Mueller (b. N J9, 18(10, t:arlinville, 
 111.). Prepared in Carlinville H. S.; lilackburn 
 Coll.. 1905-07. Water Polo; Class Baseball; 
 Class b'oothall; Capl., Univ. Regt.; Sr. Hall 
 Com.; Phoenix. Connected with St. High 
 ('(uun., Roatl De|)t.; (^ontr. Supt., Adams Const. 
 (11., Chicago, 191314; Contr. and Sec, Her- 
 ru k Const. Co., and City Engr., Carlinville, 
 111.. 1915 — . Married Myrtle liarber, () 6, 
 101 |, Koekford. 111. Child, Charles Uarber, 
 b. Ja -•-', 1917- Address. Carlinville, HI. 
 
 .|S-'5- ARTHUR IIIKAM MUNCH 
 Telenhoiie Engr.; |{. S. in E. E. ; b. D 11, 
 1883. Jolift, 111.; s. I'Vrdinand (b. Ap 3, 1851, 
 Jidiet, 111.) and Jennie (Hurley) Munch "(b. 
 My -7, i8.s3, Bristol, Eng.). Prepared in 
 jjoliet Tp. H. S.; Armour Inst. E. E. Soc. 
 relephone Engr., Chicago Telephone (^o. Mem., 
 A. I. E. E. Married Kathryn Hough, Je 18, 
 11)14, lacksonvillc, 111. Children: K.alhryn 
 .\lma, 11. Ap 17, 1910; Elizabeth Ruth, b. N 
 1-', 1917. Address, 15419 Vine Ave., Harvey, 
 111.; bus. add., jij W. Washington St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 48j6. CHAI.MER WORCII MUTRPHY 
 Manager; .\. B. in I.. \- A.: s. Joseph (b. 
 Ag 6, i8l)0, Mann Co., ().) and Emma (Worch) 
 Murphy (b. la -'i, 1861, New Madison, ().). 
 Prepared in llrbana (O.) H. S. Beta Tlieta 
 Pi. Asst. (ien. Mgr., The Murphy Eumber Co.. 
 Urbana, (). ist Lt., Q. M. C, Dist. Material 
 Insp., Jacksonville, Fla. Address, Urbana, O.t 
 
 48J7. JACOB WH.IJAM MYERS 
 l.awvtM-; A. B.in L. & A.; EE. B., 191 {; b. 
 D 17, 1888, Carmi, 111.; s. Robert R. (b. i860, 
 Posey Co., Ind.) an<l Mary Uosiua (Gates) 
 Myers (b. i8()8, Warrick Co., Ind.). Prepared 
 in llarrisburg 'J"p. 11. S. I'res.. Pliilomatheau; 
 K.ippa Delt:i Pi; Theta Nu E.psilon; Egyptian 
 Club; Mgr., Star Lecture C'ourse; Sr. Ball 
 Com.; Pol. Sc Club; Lincoln League; Pres., 
 1 aw Club; I'hilo Debating team; Capt., Univ. 
 Kegt.; Brevet Capt., J II. Nat. Guard. Lawyer, 
 ll.irrisburg, HI.. 1913 — . Mem., K. T.; Mar- 
 ried Myrtle .'Vilel.iide (Migsby, D 30, 1914, St. 
 ( harles. Mo, Child, Naida Jane, b. D 12, 
 i<)i(>. Address. Box i, Harrisbnrg, HI. 
 
 48J8. HARRY FOl.SOM NEAL 
 Attorney; A. H. in L. & A.; b. F 28, 1889, 
 Charleston, HI.; s. Henry .Augustus (b. D 13, 
 1849, Tnftonboro. N. II.) and Louise (Weiss) 
 Neal (b. Ag 1 J, i8()o. Terre Haute, Ind.). 
 Prepared iu Phillips Exeter Acad. LL. B., 
 Univ. of Mich., J913. Phi Delta Phi. Atty., 
 Imcsiio, C:ilif., 1913-18. 19th Provisional Co., 
 C.imp Kearney, Calif., 1918. Mem.. ITntv. Club, 
 Eresno. Address. First National P>auk Bldg., 
 Fresno, Calif. 
 
 48.'9. EDNA ELIZAP.ETH NEFF (HULL) 
 (Wife of No. s-'-\s) 
 A. B. in L. & A., 1911; b. N 6, 1887, Pelens- 
 burg. 111.; d. David (b. Ag J5, 1852, Rocking- 
 ham Co., W. Va.) and Marg:iret Von Teldcn 
 (Park) NetT (b. My -•-•. 1857, Peter.sburg, HI.). 
 I'repaied in Petersburg H. S. Teacher, 19 11- 
 11. Mem., V. P. Banner Social Club; M. E. 
 Clinrch. Married Homer Boys Hull ('12) My 
 (>, 1915, Catchings. Miss. Child. William David, 
 b. Jl 10, 1910. Address. Forrest, HI. 
 
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 48J0. AI.ONZO liEDA NKININGER 
 Siiperinlcndcnt; U. S. in C. E. ; b. F 10, 
 i«<Si), Alton, 111.; s. John A. (Ij. Ap 14, 1845, 
 Bailcn-liaden, Gcr.) and Mary (Wcttcrer) 
 Ncininger (b. Alton, 111.). I'repaicd inAlton 
 II. S., Alton, 111. Triangle. Foreman, Gould 
 Coupl(jr Co., Dcpcw, N. Y. Sunt. Forge I'lant, 
 Curtis Mfg. Co., St. Louis. Address. 452 Fair- 
 view Ave., Webster Groves, Mo. 
 
 4831. RENJAMIN NELSON 
 Engineer; H. S. in M. E. ; b. My 5, 1888; 
 s. Charles John (b. Mr 25, 1845, Sweden) and 
 Ida Nelson (b. D 12, 1849, do.). Prepared in 
 Armour Sc. Acad. Si^ma Nu; Yoxan; Mask 
 and Haulilc. Engr., Warren, Webster & Co., 
 Chicago, 1911-12; do., Camden, N. J., 1912-13; 
 Sales Representative and Engr., do., 191317. 
 ist Lt., Ord. Section, U. S. A., 1917; do., A. K. 
 F.. France. 1918. — . Mem., Am. Soc. of Heat- 
 ing and Ventilating. Address, 196J. I'^oster Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 71=; Monadnock Bldg., War- 
 ren, Webster & Co., io. 
 
 4832. ELIZABETH NETTLETON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 23. 1886, 
 Newark, 111.; d. Thornton B. (b. N 24, 1854, 
 Ashton, 111.) and Elizabeth (Brown) Nettlelon 
 (b. My 28, 185s, Newark, 111.). Prt-pared in 
 Ashton II. S.; Gregg Sch., Chicago, 19161;. 
 Teacher, Gregg Shorthand, "Bloomington II. S., 
 1917-18. Address, Ashton, III. 
 
 4833. REXFORD NEWCOMB 
 Professor; B. S. in .'\rch.; b. Ap 24, 1886, 
 Inilependence, Kan.; s. Frederick (b. Ja 30, 
 1863, St. Louis) and Margaret (Salathiel) New- 
 comb (b. S 30, 1864, Lawrence, Kan.). Pre- 
 pared in Burlington, Kan., M. S. ; Univ. of 
 Kan., 1906-8. M. A., Univ. of So. Calif., 191 5. 
 v. P., Arch. Club; Pres., Kan. Soc; Class 
 Memorial Com.; Mgr., /!rc/i. Year Hook. Hir., 
 Dept. of Arch., Long Beach Poly. Schs., 1912- 
 13; Dir., Dept., Fine and Applied Arts, do., 
 191 3-1 7; Prin., Evening Tech. II. S., do., 19 13 
 17; Lecturer, Arch., Univ. of So. Calif., 1916- 
 17; Asst. Prof., Arcli. Engng., Agr. and Mtch. 
 Coll. of Tex., 1917; Prof., Arch. Dept., Univ. 
 of 111., 1918 — . Auth.: Franciscan Mission 
 Arch, of Alta, Calif., Areh Book Pub. Co., 
 N. Y. ; Various lllus. .Articles on the Arch., 
 Calif. Missions, Constr. Details, 1914-15; Arch, 
 in the Secondary Sch. Curriculum, Indus. Arts 
 Mag., Milwaukee, Vol. 5, F 1916; The Evo- 
 lution of the Prison I'lan, Am. Arch., N. Y., 
 Vol. CX, No. 3130, 2132 and 2139, Vol. CXI, 
 2143, 1916-17; Arch,, S|)anish Renaissance in 
 Calif., Art and Arcliaeolugy, Washington, I), 
 C, Vol. V, F 1917. Mem.,' Unity Club; Uni 
 tarian Church; A. A. A. S.; Am. Hist. Assn.; 
 Kan. . St. Hist. Soc; Hist. Soc. So. Calif.; 
 Soc. for Promotion Engng. Educ, 1917; Am. 
 Art Soc; Various Teacher's Assns ; Pub. Ser 
 vice Reserve, 1917. Married Ruth Howell 
 Rergen, O 24, 1911, Wichita, Kan. Children: 
 Theodore Frederick, b. O 12, 191 2; Rexford, 
 Jr., b. J! 23, 1914; Margaret Anna, b. .Ag 26, 
 1916. Address, 507 S. Goodwin Ave., Urbaiui; 
 bus. add., 306 Engng. Bldg., do. 
 
 4834. FRANK ENOCH NEWLIN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 13, 1887, Robinson, 
 111.; s. Enoch E. and Clara A. (Coulter) New 
 lin. Prejiared in Robinson H. .S. Kappa 
 Sigma; Class Football; Soph. Cotillion Com. 
 M.irried Mary Jane (Miasc. Children: twin 
 daughters, b. F 15, 1919. Address, Robinson, III. 
 
 483s. GEORGE RITTENHOUSE NIXON 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 29, 1889, 
 Dayton, O.; s. I'rancis Murphy (b. Ap, 1856, 
 Clifton, O.) and Katherine Potts (Ritlenliouse) 
 Nixon (b. Jl, 1868. Baltimore). Prepared in 
 Richmond, Ind., H. S. ; Purdue, 1907-8. 
 Sigma Chi. Salesman, C. P, Lesh Paper Co., 
 
 Indianapolis; do., Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 
 do. I St Lt. isoth F. A., Rainbow Div., A. E. 
 F., France, 191 7 — . Mariied Florence Kthcl 
 Forbes, S 6, 1917, Chicago. Address, 748 S. 
 Harvard lilvd., Los Angeles. 
 
 4836. DELLA FRANCES NORTHEY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Je 5, 1875, Dyers- 
 vdle, Ja.; d. Herbert (b. 1842 Devonshire, 
 Eng.) and Mary Eliza (Holbrook) Northey (b. 
 1852, Seymour, Conn.). Prepared in Dul)u(|ue 
 (la.) II. S.; la. St. Teachers' Coll., 1892-94. 
 Ph. 15. , la. Univ., 1898. Lihn., Hood River 
 Co. Lib., Hood River, Ore.; do., la. St. Coll. 
 .'Iddrcss, c/o la. State Coll., Ames, la. 
 
 4837- FRED HENRY NYMEYER 
 Editor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 12, 1885, 
 Holland; s. Henry A. (b. do.) and Ada (Van 
 Dyke) Nynu'yer (b. do.). I'reparcd in (Joshen, 
 Ind. Zeta Psi; Delta Kappa Chi; Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Phoenix; Ku Klux Klan; Coll. Dancing 
 Club; H. II. (Ind. Club); Adelphic; lU.-O. 
 debate; Pres., Sr. Class; Ed., Stud. Dir.; I5us. 
 Mgr., ///. Mag.; lllini Staff; Chin., First H<ime- 
 coming Com.; lllini Bd. of Control; Capt., Regt. 
 .Sergt., Maj,, and Adit., ist Bat., Univ. Regt.; 
 Ed., Circle of /.eta Psi. Gen. Sec. of Zeta Psi 
 Fraternity. Married Grace Crowell, Ap 17, 
 1912, Goshen, Ind. Child, daughter, b. Ag 3, 
 1 9 16. Address, Goshen, Ind. 
 
 4838. FRANCES ROBERTSON OIIRUM 
 
 (PENNEBAKER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4351; Sister of No. 9302) 
 
 A. B. in Sc: b. D 15, 1889, Delta, Pa.; d. 
 Smallwood C. (b. Je 22, i8s9, Carroll Co., Md.) 
 and Fannie B. (Gregory) Ohruin (b. F 6, 1859, 
 .Amelia Co., Va.). Prepared in Los Angeles 
 H. S.; Boston (Jirls' H. S.; Northfield Sem., 
 Baylor Univ., Tex., 1908-09. Married I'-ugcne 
 Strode Pennebaker ('10), O 20, 1912, Indian- 
 apolis. .-Iddress, 414 N. Edgefield St., Dallas, 
 Tex. 
 
 4839. CLARENCE EUGENE OLMSTEAD 
 Missionary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 8, 1888, 
 Genoa, 111.; s. Eugene Herbert (b. N 11, 1862, 
 do.) and Etta May (Worcester) Olmstcad (b. 
 Jl 12, 1862, Kingston, 111.). Prepared in 
 Genoa H. S.; Garrett Biblical Inst.; N. W. 
 Univ. Ionian; Stud. Vol. B;md. Pastor, Adriel 
 M. E. Church, Chicago, 1913-15; Missionary, 
 Rangoon, .Burma, India, 191 5 — . Married 
 Katherine J. Lane, Je 11, 1513, Belvidere, 111. 
 Address, Genoa, 111. 
 
 4840. VICENTE YLAGAN OROSA 
 District Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. O 
 
 ■;, i88<;, Taal, Batang.is, P. I.; s. Simplicio Y. 
 .Agoncilto (b. do.) and Juliana Ylagan Y (Cas- 
 tro) Orosa (b. do.). Prepared in Batangas 
 H. S.; C'incinnati Tech. Sch.; Univ. of Cincin- 
 nati; Univ. of Wis., summer, 1910. C. E. 
 Club; Cosmopolitan (Jlub; Chess ancl checker 
 Club. Jr. Asst. Engr., San. Engng. Div., Bur. 
 of Health, 191 1-12; do.. Bur. of Pub. Works, 
 Hueva, Ecija, 1912-15; Asst. Engr., Iba, Zam- 
 bales, 191 5; Dist. Engr., do., 191 5-1 8; do., 
 Carjte, Carite, 191 8 — •. Auth.: The Province 
 of Zambales, from an Engng. Point of View, 
 Quarterly Bui., Bur. of Piw. Works, Vol. 5, Ja, 
 1917. Married Rosario Excobar, Je i, 1918. 
 Iba, Zambales. Address, Bauan, Batangas, 
 P. I. 
 
 4841. EDNA PEARLE OSBORNE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 12, 1892, 
 
 I'.elvidere, 111.; d. William Greeley (b. My 8, 
 1H37, I'.ethaiiy, Pa.) and Josephine ('lara (Sil- 
 vius) Osborne (b. Ag 11, 1845, Green Grove, 
 Pa.). Prepared in N. Belvidere H. S. Ad- 
 dress, Central II. S., Muskogee, Okla.t 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 liyii 
 
 4842. MAUD OSBORNE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Mount Union, Pa.; 
 d. John (b. Eng.) and Elizabeth (Baker) Os- 
 borne (b. Wis.). Prepared in Frep. Sch., Cor- 
 nell Coll., la. Auth. : Editorials, Book Reviews, 
 Verses in St. Nicholas, etc. Mem., Am. Lib. 
 Assn. Address, 121S Eourth Ave., Los Ange- 
 
 4843- HUA CHING OU 
 Sec, Bur. of Indus.; B. S. in Agr. ; A. B. in 
 Sc.: M. S., 191-'; Ph. D., 1914; b. S i, 18S7, 
 Weichow, China; s. Foo (b. Mr 3, 1S59, do.) 
 and Lang (Ho) Ou (b. Mr ij^, 1850. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Nanyang .\cad., Shanghai, China: 
 Peiyang Univ.. Tientsin, China. Chief of Bur. 
 of Indus., Hainan Island, China, 1914: Gen. 
 Mgr.. Kwongmee Agr. Co., 1914; Dir. of Stud- 
 ies, First Agr. Coll., Nanking, China. 1915; Dir. 
 of Provincial Exp. Sta., Anhui, China, 19 16; 
 Candidate Mem., Chinese Nat. Congress and 
 Advisor to Pres. Lai, 1917; Acting Pres., Sen- 
 hui Conil. Coll., 191S; Sec. -in-Chief, Bur. of In- 
 dus., and Advisor to Gov., Kansu, China, 
 loiS — . Acting Division Commander, Third 
 Chinese Revolution, 1916. Auth.: Agr. Physics, 
 by King, translated into Chinese: Policies of 
 Colonization (not published). Chm., third 
 branch, Nat. Econ. Investigating Federation. 
 INIarried, 1903 (wife died 1904): Nan Vap, 
 1914, China. Children: Chun Cheong; Foo 
 Sze. Address, The Bureau of Industry, Lan- 
 chow, Kansu, (^hina. 
 
 4844. MALVERN D. OVERMIER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S.. 191 = ; b. 
 D 15, 1S85, Mt. Auburn, HI.; s. Thomas George 
 (b. Ag 4, 1S59, Warsaw, 111.) and Rachel Mary 
 (Davidson) Overmier (b. S 2. 1861, Mt. Au- 
 burn, 111.). Prepared in Tav'lorville Tp. II. S. 
 E. E. Soc. Elec. Engr., Dixon, 111. 111. Nat. 
 Guard. Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. .Addrt-ss. 
 116 Monroe Ave.. Dixon, 111. 
 
 4845. HAZEL LOUISE OVITZ 
 Supt., Hosp.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 28, 1889, 
 Mineral Point, Wis.; d. Henry (b. Ag 2, 1848, 
 Mifflin, Wis.) and Wilhelmena (Keehn) Ovitz 
 (b. S 3, 184S, Mo.). Prepared in Mineral 
 Point (Wis.) H. S. ; St. Norm. Sch Milwau- 
 kee, 1907-8. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi. Asst. 
 Libn., St. Norm. Sch., Milwaukee; Supt.. Ovitz 
 Hosp., Laona, Wis. Address, Laona, Wis. 
 
 4846. ADA MAE PAISLEY 
 Teller; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 4. 188S, Mans- 
 field, 111.: d. Thomas T. (b. S 9, 1856, Toronto. 
 Can.) and Mary Sybil (Maxwell) Paisley (b. 
 Ap 25, 1862.). Prepared in Mansfield H. S. : 
 Champaign II. S. Alpha Oniicron Pi; Varsity 
 Basketball. Savings Teller. First Nat. Bank, 
 Champaign. Address, 201 S. Elm St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 4847. DAVID ROY PALMQUIST 
 Agr. Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 23. 
 1885, Moline. 111.; s. Gustaf and Anna (Erick- 
 sonV Palmquist. Prepared in Moline IL S.: 
 Augustana Coll., Rock Island. Chi Beta; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Phoenix; Scabbard and Blade; Vice 
 Pres., 111. Union; Class Basket Ball; Varsity 
 Basket Ball; Vice Pres.. Sr. Class; Bd. of Dirs., 
 Y. M. C. A. Agr. Elec. Engr., Denver. Mem.. 
 A. I. E. E. Acldress, Box 87, Mt. Clair Sta. 
 Denver. 
 
 4848. ELIZABETH PARR (MARQUIS) 
 (Wife of No. 2453; Daughter of Nos. 3S9, 402) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Te 18, 18S9, Jacksonville. 
 111.; d. Samuel Wilson ('S4'>. (b. Ja 21. 1S57. 
 Granville. 111.) and Lucie Alzira (Hall) Parr 
 ('84), (b. My 12, i860. Felicity, O.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Kappa Kappa Gamma: Pres.. 
 Alethenai Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Married Franklin Wales Marquis ('05). 
 Te 12 1912. Urbana. Children: Franklin Parr, 
 b. Jl I, 1913; Donald Hall. b. F 20, igi"- --id- 
 dress, 412 W. 8th Ave., Columbus, O, 
 
 4840. HUGH RICHARD PARTRIDGE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 3, 1891, Effingham, 
 111.; s. Joseph (b. Jl 26, 1S32, Brandenburg, 
 Ky.) and Alice (Smith) Partridge (b. O 20, 
 1854, St. Louis). Prepared in EfKngham II. S.; 
 Fordham L'uiv. Prep., New York City. Phi 
 Delta Phi; Order of the Coif; Ionian; John 
 Marshall Law Club; Varsity Tennis. With 
 Bouvier i*v: Dugro, Attys., New York City, 1912- 
 13; Lawyer, New York City, 1913 — . Seaman, 
 V. S. N. R. F.; Ensign; Mustered out, F 1919. 
 Addn-ss, 60 Wall St., New York City. 
 
 4S50. CARRIE CADE PATTON (CLARK) 
 (Wife of Gn9; Sister of Nos. 1750, 5863) 
 
 ^ B. L. S.; A. M. in Soc. 1916; b. Ag 11, 1886. 
 Clarence, 111.- d. William Thomas (b. 1845, 
 Veedersburg, Ind.) and Frances Maria (Flagg) 
 Patton (b. 1847, Surrev. iMe.). Prepared in 
 Paxton H. S.; DePauw,' 1904-6. A. B., N. W. 
 L"niv., 1909. Alpha Chi Omega; Final Honors. 
 Asst., Univ. of Mont. Lib.. 1911-13; Head Cata- 
 loger of Texas, 1914-1^. Mem., Assoc. Coll. 
 .\lumnae; ^I. E. Church. Married Fred Emer- 
 son Clark (g'13), Ag 17, 1915. Urbana. Child. 
 Frederick Eugene, b. Jl 21, 1917. Address, 528 
 Elm St., Ann Arbor, "Mich. 
 
 4851. PIERRE JOSEPH PELOQUIN 
 Valuation Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Mr 
 
 17, 1886, St. Robert, Quebec, Can.; s. Pierre 
 (b. S 7. 1S55, do.) and Marie Lucy Elsie 
 (Beaudrault) Peloquin (b. O 20, 1865. do.). 
 Prepared in Elem. Sch. of St. Roberts, Quebec, 
 Can.; Classic Course. St. Hyacinthe's Sem., St. 
 Hyaiicinthe. Quebec, Can. A. B., Univ. Laval. 
 Quebec. Can. LL. B., Chicago. Kent Coll. of 
 Law. Phi Kappa; Prelim. Honors. Surv., Civ. 
 and San. Engr.. William P. Feeney, Surv., and 
 Slarr Green & Co., Chicago, 1911-17; do., H. H. 
 Bremer, do.. 1917-18; Ry. Valuation Engr., 
 Interst. Commerce Comm., do., 1018 — . Mar- 
 ried Marie .Angelina Caroline Bessette, N 30, 
 1911, Chicago. Children: Marie Jeanne Rence 
 b. Mr 23, 1013: Joseph Louis Robert, b. Ja 23, 
 lois; Pierre Gerard Theodore, b. N 2, 1916. 
 .Address, 395S Archer Ave.. Chicago; bus. add.. 
 Interstate Commerce Comn., 910 Michigan 
 Ave., do. 
 
 4852. JOHN BERNARD PETERSEN 
 Chem. Analyst; B. S. in Sc: b. S 2, 1884, 
 
 Chicago; s, John Petersen. Prepared in Oak 
 Park H. S. "Phi Lambda Upsilon. Chem.. Oak 
 Park. 111. Mem., Congr. Church. .Address, 
 153 N. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 4853. CHAREES ALOYSIUS PETRY 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 8, 1886, 
 
 Cincinnati; s. John (b. Mr 29, 1856, Schneppen- 
 bach, Ger.l and Josephine (Schlarb) Petry (b. 
 Ag 16, 18^6. London. Eng.). Prepared in 
 Englew'ood H. S.. Chicago. Phi Kappa: Fresh. 
 N'arsitv Football and Basketball: Jr. Council- 
 man, 111. ITnion. 111. St. Highway Comn., 191 1; 
 Swift & Co., 1912 — ; Struct. Engr., Office Su- 
 pervising Arch. LTniv. of 111., 19 16 — . Married 
 Josephine Tyrrell, O 6, 1915. Children: 
 Charles, b. D 17. 1916; Robert, b. Je 22, 1917. 
 .Address. 210 E. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 4854. CHARLES RUSH PHIPPS 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 14. 1885 : 
 Charleston, 111.; s. Thomas J. (b. 1856, do.) 
 and Alice Christina (Martin) Phipps (b. 1857, 
 do.). Prepared in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Agr. Club: G. L. Club. Instr., Agr., Kan. St. 
 Norm. Sch., Emporia. Kan.; Head of Dept. 
 Agr.. do.. 1913. Auth.: Ornamental and Vege- 
 table Planting on Sch. grounds. St. Printing 
 office, Topeka. Kan., 1912; A One Year Course 
 in H. S. Agr., Exten. Div.. Kan. St. Norm. 
 Sch., Emporia, Kan.: The Sch. Garden, do.; 
 Outside Eqi(ipmet}t for a Country Sch., do.. 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 Xo. 20, 1916. iMeni., A. F. A. M.; Rotarian, 
 1917; First M. E. Church; Chm., Agr. Com. 
 for I-yon Co. Annual Farm Produce Show. 
 'Married Orvetta Wilson, My 28, igio, Macki- 
 naw, 111. Children: Orvetta Florinc, b. My 
 20, 1913; Walter Harold, b. Ap 12. 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 923 Const. St., Emporia, Kan.'; bus. adj., 
 Head Dept. Agr., Kan. St. Norm. Sch., do. 
 
 4835- ROY ERNEST PICKETT 
 V. P., Const. Co.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 10, 
 1886, Chicago. Prepared in Assoc. Inst., Chi- 
 cago. Carter, Halls, Aldinger Co., Gen. Con- 
 trs., Winnipeg, Can.; V. P., Covell Const. Co., 
 Ionia, Mich. Assoc. Mem., Manitoba Assn. 
 of Arch. Address, Covell Const. Co., Ionia, 
 Mich. 
 
 4856. THIRZA MAY PIERCE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M.. 1917; b. 
 Jl 4, 1869, Hanover, 111.; d. William (b. Mr 
 3, 1823, Ashwater Parish, Devonshire, Eng.) 
 and Ann Semmins (Philips) Pierce (b. Je 10, 
 1824, Cornwall, do.). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ.; N. W. Univ. Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Teacher. Univ. of Nanking, China. Address, 
 Univ. of Nanking, Nanking, China. 
 
 4857. EERNHARD HENRY PISTORIUS 
 Struct. Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. O i, 
 
 1889, Chicago; s. Henry and Thekla (Mann- 
 heim) Pistorius. Prepared in Lake View H. 
 S., Chicago. Phi Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Pre- 
 lim. Honors. Struct. Engr., Swift & Co., U. S. 
 Vards, Chicago; Fabricated Ship Con)., Mil- 
 waukee. Address, 700 Melrose St., (Jhicago; 
 bus. add.. Fabricated Ship Corp., Milwaukee. 
 
 4858. THOMAS MERRITT PITTMAN, JR. 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1917; b. 
 Ag 14, 1887, Henderson, N. C; s. Thomas 
 Merritt and Harriett (Thrower) Pittman (b. 
 Mr 22, 1856, Warrenton, N. C). Prepared 
 in Henderson H. S.; Univ. of N. C. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club; Final 
 Honors. Civ. Engr., Springlleld, 111., 191 1; do., 
 Fulton, Ky., 1911-15; do., Chicago, 1915 — . 
 Mem., Am. Ry. Engng. Assn. Married Dixie 
 Paschall, Je 2, 191 5, I'ulton, Ky. Address, 
 1456 E. 54th St., Chicago; bus. add.. Room 
 706 Central Station, do. 
 
 4859. ERNO BAKER FLETCHER 
 (Brother of Nos. 1574, 5872, 5873, 7867) 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 
 16, 1889, Hoopeston, 111.; s. David Smith (b. 
 Jl 24, 1857. Howard, Pa.) and Elizal)eth Celesta 
 (Pease) Fletcher (b. F 14, 1862, Washington, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Rochester (Ind.) H. S. 
 Iris; Adelphic; Mask and Bauble; Class Fres.; 
 Mgr., Star Course. Salesman, Rochester, Ind., 
 1911-12; Sec, Y. M. C. A., Detroit, 1912-14; 
 do., St. Paul, 1914 — ■. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Agnes Havill, b. Je 20, 1916, De- 
 troit. Child, Joseph Havill, b.^ My 13, 1917. 
 Address, 694 Iglehart Ave., St. Paul; bus. 
 add., Y. M. C. A., do. 
 
 4860. FRANK HAYWARD FOND, JR. 
 
 Engineer: B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 23, 1888, St. 
 Louis; s. Frank Hayward (b. Jl 31, 1850, 
 Woonsocket, R. I.) and Elizabeth Campbell 
 (Cliappell) Fond (b. Ja 2, 1850, Cincinnati). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Shield and Trident; Yoxan; Helmet; Fresh- 
 man Varsity Base Ball; Class Base Ball and 
 Basket Ball; Jr. Mem., 111. Union Council; Sr. 
 Stag Com. Stevens Inst., Hoboken, N. J. Ad- 
 dress, 343 S. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 4861. RAY BOYD PONDER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 5363, 5874) 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E. ; M. S., 1912; b. 
 Je 24, 1S88, Hammond, 111.; s. J. R. (b. D 
 j8, 1855, Washington Co.. Tenn.) and Elizabeth 
 
 433 
 
 E. (Bolin) Ponder (h. Mr 2, 1866, Sullivan, 
 III.). Prepared in Hammond H. S.; James 
 Milhkin Univ. Acad.; Univ. Acad. M. E. Soc; 
 Univ. Band; Draftsman and Designer, Chuse 
 Enguie & Mfg. Co. Mattoon, 111.; Farmer, 
 Hammond, 111., Pratt Co. Married Minnie 
 Louise Yates, Ja 7, 1914, Urbana. Child, Jo- 
 seph W., b. N 21, 1915. Address, Hammond, 
 
 4862. PAUL FRED POPP 
 A.sst. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 3, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. Robert (b. Jl i, 1854, Leipzig, Ger.) 
 and Minnie (liarr) Fopp (b. Ap 16, 1861, Stolp, 
 do.). Prepared in Englewood H. S. ; Univ. 
 Acad. Designer, Strauss Bascule Bridge Co., 
 Chicago; Asst. Engr., III. Central R. R. Co. 
 v\uth.: A Characteristic Equation of Super- 
 heated Steam, Tcchnograph, No. 24, 1909-10. 
 Married Hazel E. Sagert, Je 10, 1913, Chicago. 
 ( hild, Bernice E., b. F 21, 19 14, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 5938 S. Maplewood Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., Room 1000 III. Central R. R. Co., 135 E. 
 Park Row, do. 
 
 4863. ALLAN JULIUS POSTEL 
 (Son of No. 367; Brother of Nos. 6488, 8671) 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 21, 
 1889. Mascoutah, 111.; s. Julius E. ('83), (b. N 
 29. 1862, do.) and Amalia Fostel (b. Je 26, 
 1862, do:). Prepared in Man. Tr. Sch., St. 
 r^ouis. Delta Kappa Chi. Address, Mascoutah, 
 111. 
 
 4864. EMMETT VINCENT POSTON 
 Brick Mfr.; B. S. in Sc; b. Je 23, 1888, 
 Nelsonville, O.; s. Irwin Gilroy Boston. Pre- 
 pared in Crawfordsville II. S. Shield and 
 Trident: Beta Theta Pi; Football squad; Basket- 
 ball. Sjiringfield Water Works, City Hall. 
 Springfield, 111. Brick Mfr., Martinsville, Ind., 
 1914-18. jnd Lt., Camp Gordon, Ga., 1918 — . 
 Married Beryl Nutter, S 2, 1914, Martinsville, 
 Ind. Address, Martinsvelle, Ind. 
 
 486s. ELLEN CATHERWOOD POWEL 
 (LOCKE) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 17, 1887, Taylor- 
 ville. 111.; s. Richard and Emma (Catherwood) 
 Powel. Prepared in Taylorville H. S. Phi 
 Beta; Athenean; Woman's League Adv. Bd,; 
 Jr. Cap Com.; V. P.. Y. W. C. A. Teacher, Hit- 
 tie H. S., Armington, 111. Married Arthur 
 Locke, Taylorville, 111. Address, Taylorville, 
 III. 
 
 4866. HOWARD MARION RAILSBACK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1260, 2217, 4375) 
 
 Advertising Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Je 6, 
 1885, Hopedale, 111.; s. Benjamin Thomas (b. 
 1843, Mackinaw, 111.) and Margaret Mae 
 (Flennikcn) Railsback (b. 1846, Columbus, O.). 
 Pre|iared in Hopedale and Normal H. Schs. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Phoenix; Ed. in Chief, Illio; 
 Bus. Mgr.. The Scribbler; lUini StaiT; Class 
 Historian: Class Baseball. Ed., The Furrow, 
 Deere & Co., Publishers. Married Eva E. 
 Wiggins, D 30, 1913. Child, George Howard, 
 b. N 23, 1913. Address, 1611, 27th St., Mo- 
 line, 111. 
 
 4867. EDWIN ARTHUR RANDALL 
 (Brother of No. 2488) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 18, 1890, 
 Cambridge, 111,; s. Samuel Benjamin (b. Ap i, 
 1 83 1, Rutland, Vt.) and Anna Louise (Carl- 
 son) Randall (b. D 25, 1864, Sweden). Pre- 
 pared in Cambridge H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Prelim. 
 Honors. Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. 
 Draftsman, Gary, Ind. ist Lt. Engr. R. C, 
 Je, 1917: Mustered out, Ja 1919. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Married Henrietta Werno, Jl 3, 1913. 
 Child, Florence Louise, b. O 12, 1917. .4ddress, 
 66 6th Ave.. La Grange, 111. 
 
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 4868. ROBERT WILLIAM RAY 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 24, 1886, 
 Vera, 111.; s. Alexander (b. O 30, 1855, Vera, 
 111.) and Charlotte Isabell (Burcham) Ray (b. 
 N. C). Prepared in Blue Mound and Decatur 
 (111.) H. Schs. Eta Kappa Nu; Phoenix; \'ar- 
 sity Football Mgr. ; Sr. Stag Com.; Sr. Invita- 
 tion Com.; V^arsity Track. Elec. Meter Tester, 
 Danville St. Ry. & Light Co.; Asst. Supt., 
 M. Yeager & Sons, Builders, Danville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 213 W. Harrison St., Danville, 111. 
 
 4869. CHESTER OTIS REED 
 (Brother of No. 3928) 
 
 Adv. Agt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 26, 1885, 
 Gates, N. Y.; s. Avery LeFerre (b. S 19, 1851) 
 and Carra Ella (Otis) Reed (b. Mr 24, 1S48.). 
 Prepared in Rochester and Pittsford (N. Y.) 
 H. Schs. Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma Rho; 
 Gamma Alpha; Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Sr. Ball 
 Com.; Sr. Smoker Com.; ///. Agr. Staff; Illini 
 Staff. Asst., Farm Mechanics, Coll. of Agr., 
 Univ. of 111., 191 1 ; Instr., do., 1912; Assoc, 
 do., 1917; Repr., George Batten Co., Inc., Ad- 
 vertising, Chicago, 1 91 5. Auth. : Binder and 
 Mower Troubles and Their Remedies, Farm 
 Supplement News Co., 191 5; Articles in Agr. 
 papers. Mem., Am. Soc. Agr. Engrs. Mar- 
 ried Helen Gertrude Agate, Je 30, 1914, Pitts- 
 ford, N. Y. Child, Barbara A., b. Ap 30, 191 5. 
 Address, 1801 McCormick Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 4870. ERNA MARIE RELLER 
 Prin., H. S. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 4, 1888, 
 
 Beardstown, 111.; d. Charles (b. Ger.) and 
 Elizabeth (Pank) Reller. Prepared in 
 Beardstown H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha 
 Omicron Pi; Der Deutsche Verein; V'arsity 
 Basket Ball Team; VV. A. A.; Sec, Classical 
 Club. Prin., H. S., Peoria; do., Maroa. Ad- 
 dress, 309 W. 8th St., Beardstown, 111.; bus. 
 add., Maroa, 111. 
 
 4871. KATHARINE LOUISE RENICH 
 (Sister of Nos. 2221, 4382, 4872) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; b. 
 My 21, 1887, Woodstock, 111.; d. Frederick (b. 
 1842, Switzerland) and Catherine (Stein) 
 Renich (b. 1846, Chicago). Prepared in VV'ood- 
 stock H. S. Y. W. C. A. Teacher. H. S., 
 LeRoy, 111., 1911-12; do., H. S.. Qinton, 111., 
 1914-18. i\Iem., Am. Hist. Assn. Address, 
 474 Judd St., Woodstock, 111.; bus. add., Clin- 
 ton, HI. 
 
 4872. MARY EMMA RENICH 
 (Sister of Nos. 2221, 4382, 4871) 
 
 Assistant; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1912; b. N 
 15, 1877, Woodstock, 111.; d. Frederick (b. Mr 
 19, 1842, Berne, Switzerland) and Catharine 
 (Stein) Renich (b. Mr 24, 1846, Chicago). 
 Prepared in Woodstock H. S. ; 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1902. W. A. A. Teacher, H. Schs., 1902- 
 8; Under Mission Bd., Tenn., 1908-10; Instr., 
 Math, and Phys., Maryville Coll., Tenn., 1912- 
 14; do.. Math., Tusculum Coll., Tenn., 1914-15; 
 Clerk, Order Dept., Lib.. Univ. of 111., 1915-16; 
 Asst., Botany, Univ. of 111., 1916 — . Address, 
 474 Judd St., Woodstock, 111.; bus. add., 917 
 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 4873. CHARLES CLYDE RICE 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 7, 1886, Bone Gap, 111.; 
 s. O. S. Rice. Prepared in St. Coll. Inst. Ad- 
 dress, Bone Gap, Ill.t 
 
 4874. JAMES KING RICHIE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 20, 1887, 
 Georgetown, 111.; s. Benjamin (Tanaday (b. D 5, 
 i860, Georgetown. 111.) and Mary Caroline 
 (Leaverton) Richie (b. S 22, 1864, Chatham, 
 111.). Prepared in Georgetown H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Undergrad. Work, Univ. of Colo. Phi 
 Delta Theta; Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Var- 
 
 sity Track Team; Capt., Class Championship 
 Football Team; Varsity Football. Elec. Engr., 
 I. T. S., Georgetown, 1911-13; do.. Pacific Light 
 and Power Corp., Los Angeles, 1914-16; V. P., 
 Spang lii Co., Butler, Pa., 1916. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Married Lillian Braudon Spang, Ap 
 12, 1917, Butler, Pa. Address, 803 Walker 
 Ave., Butler, Pa.; bus. add., Spang & Co., Etna 
 St., du. 
 
 4875. RAYMOND JEFFERSON ROARK 
 (Brother of No. G569) 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1912; b. 
 Jl 25, 1890, Greenville, Ky.; s. Ruric Nevel (b. 
 1859, do.) and Mary Caroline (Creegan) Roark 
 (1>. la.). Prepared in South H. Sch., Worcester, 
 Alass. ; East Ky. St. Norm. Sch.. Richmond, 
 Ky. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Ciym. Team. 
 Engr., L. & N. & C. M. and St. Paul R. R.; 
 Draftsman, Conlin Co., Chicago; Instr., M. E., 
 Univ. of Wis. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 
 1st Lt., F. A., France. Auth.: Strength of Out- 
 standing Flanges in Beams and Columns, Engng. 
 Record, 68, 191 3; Canoeing for a Mixed Bag, 
 Outing, S 191 5; Grouse of the Upland Marsh- 
 es, do., O 1916. Address, Richmond Ky.; bus. 
 add., c/o Univ. of Wis., Madison, Wis. 
 
 4876. ANNA SOPHIE ROGERS 
 Demonstrator; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 
 
 1914; Ph. D., 1917; b. Jl 3, 1889, Bushnell, 
 111.; d. Dietrich Frederick (b. Ag 27, 1856, 
 Ger.) and Anna Sophie (Kunst) Rogers (b. O 
 14, 1S57, do.). Prepared in Bushnell H. S. 
 Achoth; Phi Beta Kappa. Instr., H. S., La 
 ]\loille. 111., 19:1-12; Instr., Latin and Ger., 
 Bellflower Tp. H. S., 111.; Asst., Psych., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17; Demonstrator, Biol., Bryn 
 Mawr Coll. Auth. : An Analytic Study of 
 Visual Perception, Am. Jour, of Psych., 1917; 
 Address, Bushnell, 111. 
 
 4877. CARL JAMES ROHRER 
 Dist. Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 14, 1886. 
 Prepared in Canton H. S. Alpha Zeta; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Phi Kappa; Phoenix; Capt., 
 Fresh, and Varsity Track; Sr. Ball and Jr. 
 Cap Com.; V. P., 111. Union. Engr., Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1911-16; Sales 
 Mgr., Matthews Co., Port Clinton, O., 1916; 
 do., Stromberg Elec. Co., Chicago; Dist. Mgr., 
 Buffalo, N. Y., 1916 — . Auth.: Electricity in 
 Agriculture, Gen. Elec. Rev. Address, 124 3rd 
 St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. ; bus. add., 315 Mu- 
 tual Life Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 4878. FRANK LOUIS ROMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in Chem. : b. Jl 26, 1888, 
 Highland, 111. Sigma Xi. Div. of Highways, 
 Dept. of Pub. Works and Buildings. Address, 
 219 W. Cook St., Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 
 S20 E. Adams St., do. 
 
 4879. FRANK G. ROMIG 
 Boiler Foreman; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 6, 
 1884, Elk City, Kan.; s. Owen T. (b. Mr 31, 
 1846, Tuscarawas, O.) and Sarah (Gram) Rom- 
 ig (b. F 25, 1843. Uhrichsville, O.). Prepared 
 in Coffeyville (Kan.) H. S.; Montgomery Co. 
 H. S., Independence, Kan. Testing & Steam 
 Engr., Ind. Steel Co., Gary, Ind.; Boiler Fore- 
 man, do. Married Jessie Luella Dean, N 24, 
 
 1910, Champaign. Child, Kenneth T., b. Jl 8, 
 
 191 1. Address, 712 Harrison .St., Gary, Ind.; 
 bus. add., c/o Ind. Steel Co., Gary, Ind. 
 
 48S0. FRED BARNUM ROSENCRAiNS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 1. 1886, 
 Geneva, 111.; s. B. Rosencrans. Prepared in 
 Waukegan H. S. Address, 310 McKinley Ave., 
 Waukegan, III. 
 
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 48S1. HARRISON AUGUST RUEHE 
 (Brother of No. 7912) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 26, 1888, 
 Oilman, 111.; s. August H. and Sarah (Wil- 
 liams) Ruehe. Prepared in Waukegan H. S. 
 Sig:ma Pi; Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. Instr., 
 Dairy Husb., Univ. of Calif., 1911-12; Assoc., 
 Dairy Mfr., Univ. of 111., 1912-18; Asst. Prof.. 
 do., 1918 — ; Asst. Chief, Dairy Mfr., Exp. 
 Sta., 1918 — . Auth.: Circulars 188, 190, 191, 
 192, 195, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1916-17. Address, 
 1014 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 4882. HOMER RUNKEL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Je 14, 1884, 
 Shelbyville, 111.; s. J. V. Runkel. Prepared in 
 Greenup H. S.; Univ. Acad. Chem. Club., V 
 P. Asst. Chem., Bur. Chem., U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr. Auth.: Errors in Weight of Print But 
 ter, U. S. Def't. of Agr., Cir. 95. Mem., A 
 C. S.; Petworth Citizens Assn. Married Mary 
 Mann, Je 30, 1912, Effingham, 111. Child, Eliz 
 abeth M., b. O 26, 1913. Address, 529 Shep 
 pard St., N. W., Washington, D. C; bus. add. 
 c/o Bur. of Chem., Washington, D. C. 
 
 4883. WILLIAM HENRY RUSKAMP 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 11, 1883, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. John Henry (b. O 28, 1857, 
 do.) and Alice J. (Hartley) Ruskamp (b. Mr 
 19, 1854, do.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Phi 
 Kappa; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim. Honors. Jr. 
 Engr., III. Highway Comn., 1911-12; Struct. 
 Engr., Const. Dept., Swift & Co., Chicago, 
 1912 — . Married Edith Edna McCool, Je 10, 
 191 1, Peoria. Children: William Henry, Jr., 
 b. Jl 31, 1912; Mary Ellen, b. S 18, 1913; John 
 Arthur, b. S 21, 1914; Walter, b. Ja 28, 1916 
 (died Ja 28, 1916); Edna Louise, b. Mr 21. 
 1917. Address, 8134 S. Throop St., Chicago; 
 bus. add.. Const. Dept., Swift & Co., U. S. 
 Yards, do. 
 
 4884. JOHN TYNDALL RUSSELL 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 24, 1886, 
 Denver; s. John L. (b. Baltimore) and Mary 
 Jane (Devine) Russell (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Denver Man. Tr. IL S. Phi Kappa; Lieut, and 
 Capt., scholarship for 2 yrs. service as such. 
 Draftsman, Engng. Dept., Internat. Smelting 
 Co., Tooele, Ut., and Lt., 144th F. A., Camp 
 Kearney CaUf. Mem., K. of C. Address, 
 Tooele, Ut. 
 
 4885. WILLIAM EMMETT RUSSELL 
 Pub. Acct.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 11, 1888, 
 Seattle; s. Thomas Alexander (b. F 21, i860, 
 Decatur, 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Dernprey) 
 Russell (b. Ja 9, 1S66, do.). Prepared in De- 
 catur H. S. Accounting and Auditing, Mc- 
 Gregor, Chase & Co. Married Blanche F. 
 Gross, Ja 22, 1914, Chicago. Address, 11 12 
 Columbia Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 208 S. La 
 Salle St., do. 
 
 4886. BERTHA SALSICH BAIRD 
 
 (See No. 4S3ia.) 
 
 4887. GEORGE PILLSBURY S.\WYER 
 (Brother of No. 7191) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 24, 1888, 
 Lynn Centre, III.; s. William Arthur (b. S 23, 
 1857 Kendallville, Ind.) and Louise Anna 
 Sawyer (b. Je 18, 1861, Lynn Centre, 111.). 
 Prepared in Monmouth Coll., 1905-7. Eta Kap- 
 pa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Final Honors. 
 Repair Engrs. and Sales Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Chicago, 1911-13; Milwaukee, Sales Dept., do., 
 1913-17; Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp., New 
 York City, 1918. Married Edith O'Beirne, S 
 28, 1914, Chicago. Child, Jean MacBeth, b. 
 Ag 20, 191 5. .-iddress. 35 Carolin Road, Mont- 
 clair, N. J.; bus. add., Cerro de Pasco Copper 
 Corp., IS Broad St., New York City. 
 
 4888. JACK ADDISON SCANLAN 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 2, 1887, 
 Ida Grove, la.; s. P. Scanlan (b. Ireland) and 
 Fanny M. (Caswell) Scanlan (b. Boone, la.). 
 Prepared in Lake View H. S. Phi Kappa Sig- 
 ma; Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. Engng. 
 Dept., I. C. R. R., Miss, and Ind., 1911-13; 
 Trussed Concrete Steel Co., Chicago, 1913; 
 Struct. Engr., Des Moines; do., Washington, 
 D. C. Assoc. Mem., West Soc. Engrs. Mar- 
 ried Carrie Luella Schneider, Je 16, 1915, Chi- 
 cago. Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. Mr 31, 
 1916; Jack Addison, Jr., b. S 25, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 2534 Aubert Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 1506 Garland Bldg.. do. 
 
 4889. EDWARD JOHN SCHELL 
 Struct. Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Keo- 
 kuk: s. George and Elizabeth (Heineman) 
 Schell. Prepared in Keokuk H. S. Sigma Xi; 
 Final Honors. Struct. Draftsman, Waddell 
 Harrington, Kansas City, Mo. Address, 1012 
 Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 4890. SIMON AARON SCHICKEDANZ 
 (Husband of No. 5326; Brother of No. 7929) 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 30, 1884, 
 Chenoa, 111.; s. Jonathan and Emma Schicke- 
 danz. Prepared in Pontiac Tp. H.S. Iris; 
 Class Treas. Married Margaret Moschel ('12). 
 Address, 614 Oak St.. Danville, 111. 
 
 4891. GERTRUDE BENDER SCHILL 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 15, 1888, 
 
 Chicago; d. Anthony Martin (b. Mr 17, 1849, 
 Wittenberg, Ger.) and Margaret (Bender) 
 Schill (b. Ap 16, 1850, Frankfort-on-Main, do.). 
 Prepared in S. Chicago H. S. Certificate, Hy- 
 giene and Phys., Wellesley Coll., 19 15. W. 
 A. A. Settlement worker, Chicago, 1911-12; 
 Teacher, Phys. Tr., South Park System, Chi- 
 cago, 1912-13; Dir., Phys. Educ, Chicago Latin 
 .Sch., 1915-17; Instr.. Phys. Educ, Univ. of 
 Minn., Minneapolis. 1917 — . Address, 9948 
 .\ve. L, Chicago; bus. add., Univ. of Minne- 
 sota. 
 
 4892. WILLIAM GEORGE SCHOCH 
 Homesteader and Surv. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 
 
 26, 1887, Tower Hill, 111.; s. George (b. O 9. 
 1840, Get.) and Mary E. (Widely) Schoch 
 (b. N 16, 1851, O.). Prepared in James Mil- 
 likin Univ. Acad.; Univ. Acad. Address, Tow- 
 er Hill, Ill.t 
 
 4893. ISIDORE MORRIS SHAW 
 (SCHOLNITZSKY) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D i, 1880, 
 Russia. Prepared in Univ. Acad. With Del., 
 Lackawanna & West. Ry. Co., 191 1; Jr. Asst. 
 Engr., Pub. Service Comn., N. Y. City, 191 5 — . 
 Legally changed name to Isidore Morris Shaw, 
 19 1 7. Address, 2159 Maples Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 
 
 4894. LLOYD SCHWARTZ 
 Highway Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S i, i88g. 
 Golden, 111.; s. John Gav (b. Summer Hill, 
 111.) and Martha Jane (O'Neil) Schwartz (b. 
 Columbus, Mo.). Prepared in Camp Point 
 H. S. Varsity Baseball. With III. St. High- 
 way Comn., Springfield, 111.; Acting Dist. 
 Engr., 111. Dept. of Pub. Works and Bldgs., 
 Div. of Highways, Aurora, 111.. 1914; Master 
 Gunner, Hdqtrs. Co., 72nd Regt., C. A. C, A. 
 E. F.. France, 19 18 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. 
 E.; Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 138 Fox St., 
 Aurora, 111. 
 
 4895. FRANCES MARIE SCOTT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.: b. Jl 22, 1888, 
 Veray, Ind.; d. Samuel Lewis (b. Ghent, Ky.) 
 and Arabella Stevens (Hulett) Scott (b. 1870, 
 Jacksonville, 111.). Prepared in Jacksonville 
 H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Delta Psi; Phi 
 Beta Kapi^a; Mask and Bauble; Athenean. 
 Teacher, Oak Park II. S. Address, 1013 Erie 
 St., Oak Park, 111. 
 
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 4896. I.UCIAN WARE SCOTT 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 20, 1886, 
 Beinent, 111.; s. Matthew Thompson (b. 1830, 
 Leocington, Ky.) and Mary Kathryn (Williams) 
 Scott (b. 1841, Harrodsbiirg, Pa.)- Prepared 
 in Bement H. S. Adelphic; Agr. Club; Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet; mem. Bd. of Dirs. do. Stud., 
 Auburn Theol. Sem., 191 1-14. Asst. Pastor, 
 Calvary Presby. Church, Auburn, N. Y. ; 
 Pastor, 2nd Presby. Church, Genoa, K. Y. ; 
 Assoc. Pastor, ist Presby. Church, Auburn, 
 N. Y. Y. M. C. A. War Work, Camp Merritt, 
 N. J., 1918. Married Anna Clay Downard, My 
 14, 1914, Bement, III. Child, Jack Downard, 
 b. Je 15, 1918. Address, 6 Nelson St., Auburn, 
 N. Y. 
 
 4897. JOHN CLINTON SEARLE 
 (Brother of No. 9376) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 10, 1889, 
 Washta. la.; s. J. C. (b. 1861, Cleveland, 111.) 
 and Minnie M. (Osborn) Searle (b. 1866, 
 Rock Island Co., 111.). Prepared in Geneseo 
 II. S. J. D., Univ. of Chicago. Ionian; John 
 Marshall Law Club; Pol. Sc. Club; Minn. -111. 
 and O.-Ill. Debates; No. Orat. Rep.; Bryan 
 Essav prize. Lawyer, Rock Island, 111., 1913 — • 
 4th O. T. Sch., Camp Taylor, Ky., 1918; 2nd 
 Lt., 158th Depot Brig., Camp Sherman. O., 
 1918; Mustered out, D 5, 1918. Mem.. Rock 
 Island Club; A. F. A. M.; Trio Lodge No. 57, 
 Rock Island; R. A. M. ; Amor Grotto. No. 57; 
 
 B. P. O. E.; Presby. Church. Address, Robinson 
 Bldg., Rock Island, 111. 
 
 4898. EUGENE CHARLES SEIB 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ta 23, 1889, 
 
 Chicago; s. Charles F. (b. 1856, Belleville, III.) 
 and Emilia (Chipback) Seib (b. i85o). Pre- 
 pared in Belleville H. S. Engr., Century Elec. 
 Co., St. Louis. Address, 2920 Greer Ave., St. 
 Louis. 
 
 4899. RUPERT JOHN SERCOMBE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Rv. C. E.; b. S i, 1889, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. William James (b. Ja 21, 1855, 
 Liverpool, Eng.) and Anna Louise (Schlager) 
 Sercombe (b. D 16, 1861, Elgin, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Elgin H. S. Asst. Instrumentman, 
 
 C. M. & St. P. Ry. Co., 1911-14; Div. of Valua- 
 tion, Interst. Commerce Comn., Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 769 Highland Ave., Elgin, 111.; bits, add., 
 910 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4900. PHILIP RAY SESLER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 17, 1889, Uniontown, 
 Pa.; s. Phil (b. do.) and Ruth Francis (Yocum) 
 Sesler (b. Ridge Farm, 111.). Prepared in 
 Pontiac Tp. H. S. ; Madison Acad., LTnion- 
 town. Pa., 1901-2. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Theta Kappa Nu. City Atty., Pontiac, 
 191 3 — . I St. Lt., 111. Nat. Guard, 191 5-1 7! 
 Trial Tudge Advocate, 12th Div., Camp Wilson, 
 Ft. S"am Houston, Tex., 1916-17. Married 
 Gladys Coe, D 25, 1915, Pontiac, 111. Child. 
 Barbara Coe, b. N 2, 1917. Address, Pontiac, 
 
 in. 
 
 4901. BENJAMIN BRUCE SHAW 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. F 21, 
 
 1886, Canton, 111.; s. William Henry (b. Ja 
 23, 18-18, Dublin, Ire.) and Emma Arabella 
 (Burrell) Shaw (b. O 30, 1849, Wolcot, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Canton H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Sigma Nu; Helmet Cli^b. Asst. Engr., 
 St. P. & Kansas Citv Short Line R. R., 191 1- 
 13; Asst. and Div. Engr., C. R. I. & P. Ry., 
 Mc.'Mister. Okla., 191 3-16; Div. Engr., do.. 
 Little Rock, Ark., 19 16 — . Auth.: The Im 
 provement of an Old Line, Rv. Maintenance 
 Engr., Vol. XII, D, 1916. Mem., Am. Ry. 
 Engng. Assn. Married Elizabeth Henkle, Ag 
 4, 191 3, Canton, 111. Address, c/o C. R. I. & P. 
 Rv., Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 4002. JUSTIN WINFRED SHRADER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 29, i88q. 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. Jonas \\. (b. S 2, 1852, 
 Charleston, 111.) and Elizabeth Priscilla fjonesl 
 Shrader (b. O 4, 1859, Pana, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mattoon H. S. LL. B., Boston Univ. Sch. 
 of Law, 1915; LL. M., do., 1916. Psi Upsilon; 
 Aztec Club; Pres., Mask and Bauble; Choral 
 Soc. ; Diamond and Scroll; Chm., I'ost Jixani. 
 Jubilee Program Com. Admitted Supremo 
 Judicial Court, Mass., 191 5; do., U. S. Dic-t. 
 Court, and U. S. Circuit Court for District of 
 Mass., igi6. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Masters 
 Club, Boston Univ. Sch. of Law; Me.-is Club 
 of All Souls Church, Braintree, Mass.; Alui.ini 
 .\ssn. Married Dorothea Damon Powers. Je 
 17, 1914, Braintree, Mass. Children: Carl 
 Winston, b. D 11, 191 6; Janet, b. Ja 2, 191 9. 
 Address, 225 West St., Braintree, Mass.; bus. 
 add., 1140-2 Tremont Bldg., 73 Tremont St., 
 do. 
 
 4903. SATYASARAN SINHA 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 10, 1887, Cal- 
 cutta, India; s. Radha Raman and Raj 
 (Coomari) Sinha (b. Saktighur, Bengal). I'rc- 
 pared in Bhagulpore Govt. Sch.; Univ. of Cal- 
 cutta; Agr. Coll., Univ. of Toronto, 1907-9. 
 .\gr. Club; Plort. Club; Scholarship, .^ssn. for 
 the advancement of Scientific and Indus, cduc. 
 of the Indians. Field experimentalist, Dcjit. 
 oi Field Husbandry, Can.; Field Asst.. 111. 
 Corn Breeding Sta., Univ. of IlL, sunnner, 
 1910. Dir., Salboni Agr. Exp. Sta., Dist. of 
 .Mednapore, Bengal, 1912-13; Prof., Bot., 
 Berhanipur Coll., Berhampur, Bengal, 1913- 
 15; E.xaminer in Bot., Univ. of Calcutta, 
 1915 — • Auth.: Articles in ///. Agr.; Modern 
 Review, 1911, 1912, 191 4, 1915; Presidency 
 Coll. Mag., J 91 6, Calcutta; Dacca Review, 191 7; 
 The Wealth of India, 1915; Jour, of Heredity, 
 191 8; Amriia Bazar Patrika, Calcutta. 1914; 
 Ani. Jour, of Theology, 1914; Hindusthan Re- 
 -■icw; B Laratfarsha; various Bengalee articles. 
 Mem., Sadharan Brahma Samaj, 1915; Am. Soc. 
 of Agron.; Royal Agr. Soc. of Eng.; Am. Gen- 
 etic Assn.. 1910 — . Married Susama Bose, My 
 8, 1915. (jiridih, India. Child, Flora, b. N 8, 
 19 18. .-iddrcss, 47 A Sri Gopal Mallik Lane, 
 Calcutta, India. 
 
 4904. MARCUS SKARSTEDT 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 8, 1884, Chicago; 
 s. Ernst and Anna Skarstedt. Prepared in 
 Acad., Augustana Coll. A. B. and A. M., Aug- 
 ustana Coll. Libn., Augustana Coll., 1911-17; 
 do., Evanston Pub. Lib.. 191 7 — . Mem., Am. 
 Lib. Assn.; Chicago Lib. Club; Evanston Univ. 
 Club. Camp Libn., Camp Pike, Ark.. 1918; 
 do.. Great Lakes Tr. Sta., 1918 — . Married Bes- 
 sie Carolyn Lockhart, 1914, Moline. 111. Ad- 
 dress, 2312 Grey Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Public Library, do. 
 
 4905. WILLIAM BRISTOL SLAUGHTER 
 Mech. Engr. and Garage Mgr. ; B. S. in M. 
 E.; b. Ag 3, 18S7. Omaha, Neb.; s. William 
 Bcnoni (b. D 1861, Blue Island, 111.) and Clara 
 (Kepler) Slaughter (b. D 1862, Mt. Vernon, 
 la.). Prepared in Princeton Tp. H. S. ; De 
 Pauw LJniv., 1906-7; Lewis Inst., 1907-8. Delta 
 Upsilon; Dramatic Cluo; Capt.. Univ. Regt. 
 Automobile Garage Bus. Address, 2124 S. 
 Vermont Ave., Los Angeles. t 
 
 4906. ROBERT LYON SLOSSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 23. 1886, 
 Chicago; s. William E. (b. 1S58, Pa.) and Kath- 
 erine (Lyon) Slosson (b. 1866. Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Armour Acad. With Pittsburgh 
 Steel Products Co., Chicago, 1911-13; U. S. 
 Fidelity and Guaranty Co., 1913-17; do., 1919 — • 
 Sergt. 'of Ord., Ord. Dept., N. A., c/o Insp. of 
 Ord.. Aluminum Co. of Am., New Kensington, 
 Pa.. 191 7: Mustered out, Ja 28. 1919- Address, 
 831 Wilson Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Room 612, 
 Corn Exchange Bank Bldg., do. 
 
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 4907. DWIGHT LEAD SMITH 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 13, iSgo; 
 s. Alden Everett (b. D 2, 1859, Cedar Springs, 
 Mich.) and Idelle May (Bellman) Smith (b. 
 Mr 20, 1863, Davis, 111.). Prepared in Free- 
 port H. S. Chi Psi; E. E. Soc; Stud. Branch, 
 A. I. E. E. Electn.. Elevated Rys., Chicago. 
 Mex. War, 1916; ist 111. F. A., 111. Nat. Guard; 
 Capt., Art.. Field Hdqtrs. Co., 149th F. A., 
 42nd Div.. Rainbow, France; Army of Occupa- 
 tion, i9i8' — . Address, Freeport, 111.; bus. add., 
 1343 Edison Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 4908. GERTRUDE CA v E SMITH (BARD- 
 WELL) 
 (Wife of No. 4060) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. N i, 1886, Chicago; d. 
 Townsend (b. Eng.) and Charlotte (Whidle) 
 Smith (b. do.). Prepared in N. W. Acad.; 
 Lewis Inst. Chi Omega; Basket Ball. Supt., 
 Lunch Room, H. S., Rockford, 111., 1911-12. 
 Married Richard Woleben Bardwell ('10), Jl 
 10. 1912, Evanston. 111. Children: Elizabeth, 
 b. My 2, 1913; Richard Woleben, Jr., b. S 21, 
 191 5. Address, Woodstock, 111. 
 
 4909. PAUL ARDELL SMITH 
 Salesman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 2q, 1887, 
 Plaintield, III.; s. George B. (b. N 14, 1852, 
 Plainfield, 111.) and Clara Emma (Bucks) Smith 
 (b. Je 2i, 1855, do.). Prepared in Plainfield 
 H. S. M. E. Soc; Sigma Xi. Engr. and 
 Draftsman, Am. Steel & Wire Co., E. & W. 
 Works, DeKalb, 111.; Salesman, Henry Holt & 
 Co., Washington, 111. Address, Washington, 
 111. 
 
 +910. ROSE SMITH 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1916; b. 
 F 8. 1886. Saybrook, 111.; d. Austin (b. Ap 
 16, 1863, Funks Grove, 111.) and Mary (Barnes) 
 Smith (b. Ap 20, 1859, Heyworth, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Gibson City H. S. Alethenai. Grad. 
 Stud., Bot.; Asst. Prin., Staunton H. S., 191 1- 
 15; Instr., Biol., Coll. of St. Teresa, Winona, 
 Minn., 191 5 — . Address, c/o Coll. of St. Ter- 
 esa, Winona, Minn. 
 
 491 1. WILLIAM SNODGRASS 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 28, 1S66, 
 
 Frankfort, Ind.; s. James Snodgrass. Address, 
 Sheridan, Ind. 
 
 4912. VERA JESSIE SNOOK 
 Libn. and Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 
 
 1912; b. S IS, 1888, Seneca, 111.; d. John. (b. 
 Mr 22, 1838, Dor.setsliire, Eng.> and Edith 
 Hannah (Hiscock) Snook (b. Ap 11, 1858, do.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa H. S. Libn. and teacher 
 of Eng., Grandview Norm. Sch., Grandview, 
 Tenn. Address, 714 Chapel St., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 4913. CHARLES HOWARD SNOW 
 Mgr., Milk and Cream Bus.; B. S. in Agr. ; 
 b. Ag 26. 1889, McLean, 111.; s. Willis D. (b. 
 My 2, 1856, Westboro, Mass.) and Ella Maria 
 (Howard) Snow (b. x\p 2, 1858, Providence, 
 R. I.). Prepared in iiloomington H. S.; Ar- 
 mour Inst, of Tech. Alpha Zeta; Final Hon- 
 ors. Gen. Mgr., Snow & Palmer Co., Bloom- 
 ington, 111., 1913 — . Corp. Co. M., Inf., loth 
 Regt.; Chief Q. M., LTnit 4, Naval Avia. De- 
 tachment. Minneapolis; Inactive duty, N 
 1918 — . Mem., First Presby. Church; Blooming- 
 ton Young Bus. Men's Club. Married Emily 
 Brandicon, Ag 12, 1913, Bloomington, 111. 
 Child, Wilbur Dean. b. F 4, 1918. Address, 
 512 E. Taylor St., Bloomington, 111.; bus. add., 
 507-509 W. Washington St., do. 
 
 4914. MARY MARGARET SPANGLER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; 
 
 b. O 30, 1887, Joliet, 111.; d. Samuel D. (b. 
 
 Centre Hall, Pa.) and Anna Elizabeth (Van 
 
 Zandt) Spangler (b. Lewistown, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared m Johet Tp. II. S.; Knox Coll. Teacher, 
 Kirkland H. S., igii; Libn., Joliet Tp. H. S.. 
 1913. Address, 123 2nd Ave.. Joliet, 111. 
 
 4915. EDWIN ROLLIN SPENCER 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 13, 1861, 
 near Rushville, 111.; s. Egbert (b. 1833, Port- 
 age Co., O.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Van Ormer) 
 Spencer (b. Ja 14, 1841, Schuyler Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Rushville H. S. ; Univ. Acad. 
 Supt. of Waverly Schs, 1911-12; Prin.,H. S., 
 Bellflower, 111., 1913-14; Asst. Prin., H. S., 
 Palestine, 111., 1914-15; do.. Farmer City 111., 
 1915-16; Supt., Schs., Ridgefarm, 111., 1916-17; 
 Asst. in Bot., Univ. of 111., 1917— . Married 
 jMartha Myers, Je 14, ipii. Champaign. Ad- 
 dress, 1302^ W. Stoughton St., Urbana. 
 
 4916. LEWIS WILMER SPENGLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 27. 1885, 
 Bolivia, 111.; s. Henry (b. D 16, 1853, Spring- 
 field, 111.) and Elizabeth Anne (Hazlett) 
 Spengler (b. D 14, i860, do.). Prepared in 
 Edinburg (111.) H. S. ; Univ. Acad. C. E. 
 Club. Engng. Dept., C. B. & Q. R. R. Ad- 
 dress, 914 Karpen Bldg. Chicago. t 
 
 4917. JOHN GRAY SPONSEL 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 21, 1888, 
 
 Chicago; s. John George (b. Jl 28, 1861, Cincin- 
 nati) and Birdie Tyler (Gray) Sponsel (b. Ap 
 14, 1866, Indianapolis.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S., Chicago. Chi Beta; Pres., Chris- 
 tian Sc. Soc. Mfr's Sales Agt., Burke Efec. 
 Co., Erie Pa., and Kerr Turbine Co., Wells- 
 ville, N. Y. ; Asst. Engr., Burr Co., Champaign, 
 1912-13; Asst. Master jNIechanic Am. Bridge 
 Co., Gary, Ind., 1913-15; Mech. Engr., do., 
 191 5 — ■ Designed a double deck steel stock 
 car for West, live Stock Car Co., Chicago. 
 Surveyman, LI. S. Reclamation Service, Powell, 
 Wyo., 1912. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; First Church 
 of Clirist Scientist. Married Eleanor Purdy 
 Aldrich, Je 13, 1912, Billings, Mont. Child- 
 ren: Rachel Aldrich, b. N 16, 1914; Eleanor 
 Marie, b. D 24, 191 6. Address, 268 Chase 
 St., Gary, Ind. 
 
 4918. CLARK BEEBE STAHL 
 (Brother of No. 5432) 
 
 Engineer; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ag 22, 1888, 
 Galena, 111.; s. William H. (b. Ag 12, 1853, 
 Galena, 111.) and Ella Charlotte Stahl (b. Ap 
 30, 1854.). Prepared in Galena H. S. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi. Civ. Engr., Redding, Calif., 1912- 
 13; do., Oakland, Calif., 1913 — . Married Vio- 
 let D'Egilbert, Ag i, 1914. Children: Joyce, 
 b. My 10, 1915; Clark Beebe, Jr., b. S 24, 
 191 6. Address, 434 s8th St., Oakland, Calif.; 
 bus. add., c/o Rialto Bldg., San Francisco. 
 
 4919. JOSEPH NATHAN STEINGARD 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. O 10, 1888, Odessa, Russia; 
 
 s. S. Steingard. Prepared in M. F. Tuley H. 
 
 S. Address, 725 E- 17th St., Minneapolis. 
 
 4920. ROBERT BRUCE STEPHENS 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 4432, 5434) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 10, 1885, 
 Sadorus, 111.; s. Thomas Alvin (b. Parkers- 
 burg, W. Va.) and Lucy V. (Sewell) Stephens 
 (b. Paris, 111.). Prepared in Champaign and 
 Urbana H. Schs. Y. M. C. A.; 111. Union. 
 Farm Mechanics, 191 1; Clerk, 1011-12; Ranch- 
 er, Calif., 1912-13; Farmer, Pesotum, 111., 
 1913-17; do., Kenney. 111., iqi8— . ist O. T. C, 
 Ft. Sheridan, 19 17. Mem.. M. E. Church. Mar- 
 ried Sarah Irene Allen, Mr 5, 1918, Urbana 
 .4ddrcss, Kenney, 111. 
 
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 4921. EDITH ELIZA STEWART (SCOVILL) 
 (Wife of No. 3535) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Bethany, 111.; d. John 
 A. and Mary Elizabeth (Thompson) Stewart. 
 Prepared in Prep. Dept. Wesleyan Coll., Ox- 
 ford, O. ; Univ. Acad. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Married H. T. Scovill ('08), Ag 
 31, 1912, Urbana. Children: William Stewart, 
 b. Jl I, 1913; Mary Josephine, b. F 13, 1915; 
 Janet Ruth, b. O 31, 191 8. Address, 60s Michi- 
 gan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 4922. LE ROY STEWART 
 (Husband of No. 4632) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ava, 111.; s. Lorenzo 
 Taylor (b. 1851, Bowling Green, Ky.) and 
 Clara (Husband) Stewart (b. Somerset, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Ava H. S.; So. 111. Norm. Sch. 
 Adelphic; Theta Kappa Nu; John Marshall 
 Law Club; Final Honors; Law Dance Com.; 
 Clerk, Moot Court; Law Libn. ; Scholarship in 
 Substantive Law, 1910-11. Mem., B. P. O. E.; 
 A. F. A. M.; Jackson Co. Bar Assn.; Presby. 
 Church. Married Josephine Eck ('11), Je 17, 
 1914, Mi:rphysboro, 111. Child, John Le Roy, 
 b. D 4, 1915. Address, Murphysboro, 111. 
 
 4923. FRANK LEWIS STOUT 
 (Brother of No. 3985) 
 Farmer; B. Sv in Agr.; b. F 3, 1890, Cotton 
 Hill, 111.; s. Joab Philemon (b. Ap 3, i860, do.) 
 and Ida Frank (Sawin) Stout (b. Ag 14, 1863, 
 Loxa, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Chi 
 Beta; Phoenix; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Sigma Xi; Scabbard and Blade; Agr. 
 Club; ///. Agriculturist Staff; Lt. Col.. Cadet 
 Regt. ; Prelim. Honors. Pvt. 2nd. Co. 3rd O. T. 
 C, 85th Div. N. A. Camp Grant, 111., 1918; 
 2nd. Lt. Camp Hancock, Ga., 28th Co., Depot 
 M. G. ; Mustered out, 1919. Mem., Univ. of 111. 
 Club. Springfield; A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; K. 
 T.; Ansar Temple A. A. O. N. M. S. of Spring- 
 field, 111.; Sangamon Co., Bd. of Supvrs., 1917. 
 Address, R. i, Chatham, 111. 
 
 4924. ALBERT FREDERICK STUBBING 
 
 Gen. Foreman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 24, 
 1889, Lewiston, Me.; s. Carl Frederick Aug- 
 ust (b. S 9, 1847, Plaue, Prussia, Ger.) and 
 Minna Mary (Hohn) Stuebing (b. My 23, 1854. 
 South Hadley Falls, Mass.). Prepared in Chi- 
 copee (Mass.; H. S.; Cornell Univ., 1907-10. 
 With Pa. Lines, West., 191 1-15; Gen. Fore- 
 man, R. I. Line Amarillo, Tex., 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Amarillo, Tex. 
 
 4925. WARD WILLIAM SULLIVAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 7, 1883, 
 Tamaroa, 111.; s. Silas (b. Thompson, 111.) 
 and Rhoda J. (Stull) Sull,ivan (b. do.). Prepar- 
 ed in Mankato (Kan.) H. S.; Kan. St. Norm. 
 Head of Dept. of Hist., Kan. St. Norm., 
 1912; Asst. Prof., Exten. Div., Univ. of Kan- 
 sas, Lawrence, Kan. Sergt.. nth and 49th C. 
 A. C, Co. K, Tr. Camp, Ft. Monroe; Mus- 
 tered out, N 22, 1918. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Kan. St. Hist. Soc. Married Ethel Helena 
 Pierce, Je 17, 191 1, Hays, Kan. Address, 1007 
 Tennessee St., Lawrence, Kan.; bus. add., 
 Univ. of Kansas, do. 
 
 4926. LEON EUGENE SUTHERLAND 
 (Brother of No. 7991) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 22, 1889, Little Rock, 
 Ark.; s. Jolm Cors (b. F 18, 1863, Blooming- 
 ton, 111.) and Ruth Eva (Mills) Sutherland (b. 
 Ap 21, 1868, Magnolia, III.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi 
 Delta Phi. Lawyer, Peoria. Mem., Creve 
 Coeur Club; Univ. Club, Peoria; Sec. do., 
 1915-18; Peoria Bar Assn.; Sec. do., 1916-19; 
 A F. A. M. Married Estelle Van Home, O 
 21 1914, Pekin, 111. Child, James Eugene, b. 
 Tiiy 10, 1917. Address, 302 Bigelow, Peoria; 
 bus. add., 1029-30 Jefferson Bldg., Peoria. 
 
 4927. PERRY WESTON SWERN 
 
 (Son of Nos. 451, 454) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 23, 1889, 
 Champaign; s. William C. ('85), (b. i860, 
 Perry, O.) and Abbie (Weston) Swern ('85), 
 (b. 1864, Champaign.). Prepared in (irane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Scabbard and Blade; 
 Arch. Club;Col., Regt., 1910-11. W. C. Zimmer- 
 man, 1911-12; D. H. Burnham, 1912-18; Mem., 
 Berlin, Swern and Randall, Archs. and Engrs., 
 1918— . Capt., E. O. R. C, ist Div., ist 111. 
 Engrs.; Maj., 2nd F. A., 108 Engrs., Camp 
 Logan, Tex., 191 7 — . Married Carolyn Edith 
 Osbornson, Je 24, 1911, Berwyn, 111. Child, 
 Edith Swern, b. Jl 29, 1912. Address, 417 S. 
 Grove Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., 19 S. 
 La Salle St., (Chicago. 
 
 4928. HARRY LAWSON TATE 
 (Brother of No. 4451) 
 
 Prin. H. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 18, 1887, 
 Vandalia, 111.; s. John Scott (b. 1858, Fayette 
 Co.. 111.) and Lydia Amanda (Reeves) Tate (b. 
 1861, do.). Prepared in Vandalia H. S. Prin., 
 Homer H. S., 1911-12; do., Vandalia H. S., 
 1 91 2-14. Address, Planp, Ill.t 
 
 . 4929. LOIS LEOTA TEAL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. My 27, 1887, 
 Arcadia, Ind. ; d. John Carl (b. My 15, 1849, 
 Stockholm, Sweden) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Knause) Teal (b. Ja 2, i860, Arcadia, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Arcadia H. S.; Univ. of Ind., 
 1905-7. Sigma Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Ale- 
 thenai; Mask and Bauble. Teacher, Walnut 
 Grove H. S., 1910-11; Arcadia H. S., 1912-15; 
 Mason City H. S., 1916-18. Mem., Nat. Assn. 
 Acad. Pub. Speaking. Address, 225, 3rd St., 
 Mason City, la. 
 
 4930. JULIA FRANCES TEAR 
 (Sister of No. 6612) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl g, 1887, 
 Delavan, 111.; d. John Henry (b. N 5, 1856, 
 Saybrook, 111.) and Mary Ross (Gaston) Tear 
 (b. Je 7, i860. El Paso, do.). Prepared in 
 John Marshall H. S.; Chicago Teachers' Coll., 
 1904-6. H. Sc. Club; Prelim. Honors. Teach- 
 er, St. Norm. Sch. of Man. Arts and Home 
 Econ., Santa Barbara, Calif., 1911-12; do., 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago, 1913-17; do.. Coll. 
 of Indus. Arts, Denton, Tex._, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 5467 Greenwood Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Coll. of Indus. Arts, Denton, Tex. 
 
 4931. GEORGE WILLIAM THATCHER 
 Supt., Paving Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 8. 
 
 1887, River Forest, 111.; s. G. L. (b. Chicago) 
 and Martha A. Thatcher (b. Vt.). Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S., Chicago; Armour Inst.; 
 Lewis Inst. Kappa Sigma. Supt., Standard 
 Paving Co.. Chicago, 191 1 — • Mem., Oak Park 
 Country Club. Married Agnes O. Thatcher, 
 F 8, 1913, Morris, 111. Child, Virginia, b. N 
 29, 1914. Address, 235 Thatcher Ave., River 
 Forest, 111.; bus. add.. Room 858 No. 29 S. 
 LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 4932. JOSEPH NATHANIEL THOREN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 13. 1883, 
 
 Chicago; s. Otto (b. Sweden) and Amelia 
 (Blad) Thoren (b. do.). Prepared in Lock- 
 port, 111., and Chicago Night Sch. Chief 
 Draftsman, Morava Const. Co., Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Esther Ostrom, Je 1913. Child, son b. 
 Mr 191 5. Address, 7923 Princeton Ave., Chi- 
 
 4933. HARRY MAXWELL THRASHER 
 Educ. Sec, Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 b Ap 22. 1886, Pontiac, 111.; s. Joseph Max- 
 well (b. Ap 6, 1859, Troy. N. Y.) and Mary 
 (Bruckner) Thrasher (b. My 4, i860, Peru, 
 do.). Prepared in Pontiac Tp H. S. Ionian; 
 
igii] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 439 
 
 Volunteer Band; Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Prelim. Honors; 111. Rep., St. Peace 
 ( )rat. Contest, 191 1; Second Honors in N. O. 
 L. Contest, Univ. of III., 191 1. Prin., Stock- 
 land Tp. H. S., 1911-12; do., Hutsonville Tp. 
 H. S., 1912-16; Agt., Allyn & Bacon Pub., 
 1916-17; Educ. Sec, Y. M. C. A., Chicago, 
 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Alice 
 Irene Misenhimer, Ja 6, 1912, Urbana. Chil- 
 dren: Harry Kay, b. O 20, 191 2; Dorothy 
 Alice, b. O 16, 1914. Address, 3705 N. Cent- 
 ral Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4934- SYLVAN MORSE TRAVERS 
 Ice Dealer; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Jl 31, 
 
 1 888. Fairview, 111.; s. Thomas Hunt (b. F 10, 
 1839) and Augusta (Turner) Travers. Pre- 
 pared in Fairview H. S.; Univ. Acad. Ice 
 and Cold Storage Bus. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Deborah Chase Akers, F i, 1912, Long 
 Beach, Calif. Address, 2754 E. Broadway, 
 Long Beach, Calif. 
 
 4935- LLOYD SIDNEY TRENTHARB 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 18, 1886, Niota, Neb. 
 
 Prepared in Knox Coll. Address, 422 Lyceum 
 
 Bldg., Duluth, Minn.t 
 
 4936. CARLETON THOMPSON TRIMBLE 
 Farmer; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. N 2, 
 1887, Trimble, 111.; s. John Dunlap (b. F 17, 
 1850, do.) and Mary (Thompson) Trimble (b. 
 Jl 14, 1849, Greenville, O.). Prepared in Win- 
 ona Acad., Winona Lake, Ind. Sigma Alpha 
 Epsilon; Shield and Trident; Delta Kappa 
 Chi; Theta Nu Epsilon; Mgr., Illio, 191 1; 
 Mgr., Intersch. Circus; Cir. Mgr., Illini. 
 Farming and Stockraising. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M. Married Lettie Louise Busey, Ja 11, 1912, 
 Urbana. Address, Homewood Farms, Trimble, 
 111. 
 
 4937- MYRTLE TROWBRIDGE 
 (Sister of Nos. 5978, 7272) 
 Hist. Critic; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 9, 1884, 
 Green Valley, 111.; d. Benjamin Frederick (b. 
 Jl 17, 1851, do.) and Mary Luella (Giffin) 
 Trowbridge (b. Jl 1855, Galion, O.). Pre- 
 pared in 111. St. Norm. Univ.; Univ. of Wis., 
 1917-18. Prin., Green Valley Pub. Schs.; 
 Teacher, Eng., H. S., Rock Island, 1912; 
 Supt., Green Valley Schsi, 1912-15; Hist. 
 Critic, La Crosse, Wis., 1918 — . Mem., Miss. 
 Valley Hist. Assn. Address, 326 S. 17th St., 
 LaCrosse, Wis. 
 
 4938. HENRY TRUITT 
 (Husband of No. 4735) 
 Banker; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 11, 1887, 
 Chillicothe, 111.; s. RoUin Henry (b. Ap 13, 
 1866, do.) and Lillian (Johnson) Truitt (b. Ja 
 24, 1868, Peoria). Prepared in Bradley Poly. 
 Inst. Beta Theta Pi. Mgr. of Farm and teller 
 in Bank. Married Helen Jordan Cii), S 4, 
 1912, St. Joseph, Mich. Children: Henry, Jr., 
 b. O 10, 1913; Jordan, b. Je 7, 1915. Address, 
 Chillicothe, 111. 
 
 4939- JONATHAN HALL TRUMAN 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 6, 1888, Bushnell, III; 
 s. J. G. Truman. Prepared in Bushnell H. S. 
 2nd Lt., Flying Div., Air Service, Dallas, Tex.; 
 Mustered out, D 20, 1918. Married Ona Floy 
 Benjamin, Je 6, 1913, Chillicothe, 111.; Ad- 
 dress, Bushnell, 111.; bus. add., New Philadel- 
 phia, O. 
 
 4940. BELLA SELMA TLIRK 
 (Sister of No. 4467) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 6, 1887, 
 Aurora, 111.; d. Abraham Samuel (b. S 17, 
 1855, St. Louis) and Hannah (Sternberg) 
 Turk (b. Ap 17, 1S58. Chicago). Prepared in 
 Litchfield H. S. Illiola; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, Tp. H. S., Farmer 
 City, 111., 1911-13; do., H. S., Macomb, 111., 
 
 1913-18; do., H. S., Boise, Idaho, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1403 N. State St., Litchfield, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o High School, Boise, Idaho. 
 
 4941. CLARENCE CICERO TWIST 
 (Brother of No. 4942) 
 Grain Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 25, 1889, 
 Rochester, 111.; s. Ira F. (b. S 4, 1857, do.) 
 and Julia (Atkinson) Twist Cb. Jly 28, 1862. 
 Taylorville, 111.). Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Phoenix; Voxan; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Helmet. Varsity Baseball. Grain 
 Dealer, Rochester, 111. Married Edith Giltner, 
 Springfield, 111.. Je g. 1913. Children: Ira 
 Francis, II.; John Giltner. Address, Roches- 
 ter, 111. 
 
 4942. JOHN FRANCIS TWIST 
 (Brother of No. 4941) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl s, 1887, Roch- 
 ester, 111.; s. Ira F. (b. S 4, 1857, do.) and 
 Julia (Atkinson) Twist (b. My 28. 1862, Tav- 
 lorville. 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. 
 Phi Kappa Psi; Ku Klux; Shield and Trident; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Stud. Council. Varsity 
 Football. Cotton Farming. Address, Twist, 
 Ark. 
 
 4943- CHARLES VERNON TYLER 
 Credit Man. and Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 My 26, 1885, Piano, III.; s. Frank P. (b. N i, 
 1852, Dryden, N. Y.) and Sarah Emma 
 (Hughes) Tyler (b. Je 12, 1853, Parksburg, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Piano H. S. Acacia. Credit 
 Man and Mgr., Collection Dept,, Independent 
 Harvester Co., Piano, 111., 1912 — . Married 
 Linna I. Baldwin, O 31, 1914, De Kalb, 111. 
 Child, Marjorie Lucile, b. N 8. 1915. Ad- 
 dress, Piano, 111. 
 
 4944- EMILIANO ELIZECHE VALLEJOS 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 26, 1884. Asuncion, 
 Paraguay; s. Adolpho Elizeche. Prepared in 
 la. St. Coll. Address, Ca Callero 264, Asun- 
 cion, Paraguay.t 
 
 4945- ARTHUR TALLEY VAN CLEVE 
 (Brother of No. 5466) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 27, 1886, Carmi, HI.; 
 s. Joseph W. (b. F 19, 1859, Macoupin Co., 
 111.) and Rachel (Talley) Van Cleve (b. Mr 4, 
 1863, Wabash Co., 111.). Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S.; A. B., Tames Millikin Univ., iqo8. 
 Alpha Delta Phi; Phi Delta Phi; Glee Club. 
 Atty., Decatur, 111., 1911-16; Legal Dept., 
 Liquid Carbonic Co., Chicago, 1916-17. ]3n. 
 Interpreter, Bat. E. 149th F. A., A. E. F., 
 France. Mem., A. F. A. M.; R. A M. Ad- 
 dress, 1 63 1 Hinman Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 4946. ENGEL BERT VAN DE GREYN 
 Chief Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ja 
 2'^, 1882, Muskegon, Mich.; s. Dirk (b. 1839, 
 Netherlands) and Zientje Van de Greyn (b. 
 1845, do.). Prepared in S. Division H. S., 
 Englewood and John Marshall H. Schs., Chi- 
 cago. Tau Beta Pi. City and Civil Engr., 
 Excelsior Springs, Mo., 191 1; Res. Engr., 
 Waddell & Harrington, 1911-12; City and Co. 
 Consulting Engr., Denver. 1912; Chief Engr., 
 do., 1912-14; Mem., Bd. Pub. Works, Denver; 
 Consulting Engr.j Houston, Tex., 1914-17; 
 Chief Engr., Beaumont Ship Bldg. and Dry 
 Dock Co., Beaumont, Tex., 191 7 — . Supt., 
 Plant Const, of Ship Yards and Plant for In- 
 stallation work on Govt, boats undertaken bv 
 B. S. B. and D. D. Co., for U. S. Emergency 
 Fleet Corp. Address, Beaumont, Tex. 
 
 4947- JAMESON VAN DERVOORT 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 11, 1887, 
 Omaha. Neb.; s. Warren Clarke (b. S 30, i860, 
 Bloomington, 111.) and Myttie Anne (Dort) 
 Van Dervoort (b. Je 18, i860. Muscatine, la.). 
 Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Tri- 
 
440 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 angle; Tan Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim. Honors. 
 Engineer, Railroad Const., Sidney, Neb., 1911- 
 12; do.. Reinforced Concrete Const., St. Louis, 
 1911-15; do., 1015-17. ist Lt., Co. A., 33rd 
 Engrs., A. E. F., France. Address, 425. i6th 
 Ave., North Seattle, Wash. 
 
 4948. ISABEL MOREHOUSE 
 V'ANDERVORT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 23, 1887, 
 Tonica, 111.; d. Franklin C. (b. Ag 5, 1859, 
 Cedar Point, 111.) and Hattie E. (Morehouse) 
 Vandervort (b. D 15, 185S, Bloominpton, do.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington II. S. ; So. 111. Norm. 
 Sch. Prin., El Paso H. S., 111., 1911-13: 
 Teacher, Belvidere H. S., 111.. 1913-1S. Ad- 
 dress, 1005 N. Main St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
 4849. ELMER HOLMES VAN SCHOICK 
 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Je 
 14, 1889, Bloomington, 111.; s. Samuel Holmes 
 (b. 1843, Dayton, U.) and Alice Carrie (.Woi- 
 cott) Van Schoick (b. 1855, Bloomington, 
 111.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S. Ceram. 
 Soc, Treas. and Sec. Ceram., Chicago Retort 
 and Firebrick Co., Ottawa, 111.; .Vsst. Snpt., do.; 
 Gen. Supt. do., Pvt., Co. D 30th Engrs. A. 
 E. F.. France; Mustered out, Mr i, 1919. Mar- 
 ried Marion Ashley, Ja 3, 19 14 (died Mr i, 
 1917). Address, 913 S. Main St., Bloomington, 
 111.; bus. add.. Chicago Retort and Fire Brick 
 Co., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 4950. ARTHLTl GIBSON \ESTAL 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. S 10, 188S. 
 LaGrange, III.; s. Morton H. (b. N 5, 1861, 
 Bedford, Ind.) and Charlotte E. (Gibson) Ves- 
 tal (b. O 9, 1862, White Rock, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in Crane Man. Tr. II. S., Chicago. Final 
 and Special Honors; Sigma Xi. Instr., Biol., 
 Univ. of Colo. Address, Elmhurst, 111. 
 
 4951. SARAH ADELIA VIAL (WRIGHT) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 5477, 9457) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 23, 18S5, LaGrange, 
 111.; d. Joseph (b. Ap 10, 1852, do.) and Carrie 
 Delight (Craignile) Vial (b. Ap 23, 1859, Hins- 
 dale, 111.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S.; No. 
 111. Norm. Sch. Teacher, Dom. Art., Man. Tr. 
 St. Norm.. Pittsburg, Kan., 1911-12. Mem., 
 Woman's Club, Highland Park; Sec, Ravinia 
 Civic Club: Presby. Church. ^ Married Clark 
 Gage Wright, Ag 24, 1912, LaGrange, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 436 Oakwood Ave., Highland Park, 111. 
 
 4952. MATHILDA CAROLINE VOSS 
 (Sister of Nos. 2534, 6636) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. S: A.; b. .\p 28, 18S7, 
 Thomasboro, 111.; d. John Albert (b. Ja 10, 
 1855, Alt Roebel Mecklenberg-schwcrin, Ger.) 
 and Caroline (Lingrenn) Voss (b. F 20, 1858, 
 Sarrenteen, New Vorpomern, do.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Chi Omega. Teacher, 
 H. Sc, Champaign H. S. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 405 S. State St., Champaign. 
 
 4953. GILBERT FREDERICK JOHN 
 
 WAGNER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 16, 1887; s. J. F. 
 and Hannah Mollen Wagner. Prepared in 
 Princeton H. S. Kappa Sigma; Shield and 
 Trident; Yoxan; Ku Klux; Varsity Club; Chm., 
 Law Dance. lawyer, Spring Valley, 111., 1912- 
 '3! City Atty. do.. 1913-16; .\tty., .Vdjnslment 
 Bur. Assn. Credit Men, Chicago, 19 16 — . Mem., 
 Moose; A. F. A. M.; K. P. Married Francis 
 H. Wagner, S 15, 1913, Glencoe, III. Child, 
 Gilbert F., Jr., b. Ap 13, 191 5. Address. 383 
 Park Ave., Glencoe, 111. 
 
 4954. LESLIE MARION WAKELEY 
 Dairyman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 22, 1S91, 
 
 Hartland, 111.; s. Milo Marion (b. Ja i, 1858, 
 Harvard, 111.) and Lottie Eliza (Smith) Wake- 
 
 ley (b. N 2, 1859. Randall, Wis.). IMcpared 
 in Harvard H. S. Alpha Zeta; Philomathean; 
 Agr. Club; Prelim. Honors; Ed. 111. Agr. Asst., 
 Dairy Husb., Univ. of 111., 1911-16; Dairyman 
 and Breeder, 1916 — . Address, Maple Lawn 
 Farm, Harvard, 111. 
 
 1955. FRANCIS WILLIAM WALKER, JR. 
 Ceram. Engr. ; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. S 
 29, i88S, New Brighton, Pa.; s. Francis Wil- 
 liam, Sr. (b. My 7, 1853, Industry, Pa.) and 
 Lilia Frances (Good) Walker (b. Jl 19, 1857, 
 Athens, O.). Prepared in New Brighton H. 
 -S. B. S. in M. E., Pa. St. Coll., 1910. Sigma 
 .\lpha Epsilon; Theta Nu Epsilon; Sigma Xi. 
 Oram. Engr. and Supt., Beaver Falls Art 
 Tile Co., Beaver Falls. Pa. 1st Lt., Anti Air- 
 craft Art., 36th Bat., 4th A. A. Sector, A. E. F., 
 France; Mustered out, Ja 20. 1919. Mem.. Pres- 
 by. Church. Address. Patterson Heights, Beaver 
 Falls, Pa.; bus. add., Beaver Falls Art Tile 
 C'o., do. 
 
 4956- ROBERT ALLYN WALKER 
 Student; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 24, 1891. Stone- 
 tort, 111.; s. Urban Lloyd (b. Ap 23. 1867, New 
 Burnside, 111.) and Oda (Arnold) Walker (b. 
 Mr 20, 1873, Crcal Springs, do.). Prepared in 
 Ilerrin H. S.; Univ. Acad.; Coll. of Med., Univ. 
 of 111. Phi Chi; Iris; Adelphic; Sigma Mu 
 Rho; Sc. V. P., 111. Union; Home-coming 
 Com. Stud., Univ. of HI.. Coll. of Med., 
 1 919 — . Med. Reserve Corps, 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 1918. Married Avis Louise McNeill, D 
 25. 191 1, Los Angeles. Children: Helen Mae, 
 b. O 4, 1912; Dorothy Louise, b. Ap 8, 1914. 
 Address, 3832 West End Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4957- FRANK MILLER WALLACE 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. My 
 4, 1889, Chicago Heights, 111.; s. Robert P. (b. 
 1S52, do.) and Mairie Annie (Miller) Wallace 
 (b. 1852, do.). Prepared in Bloom Tp. H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Sigma. Asst. Ceram., 191 1-12; Insp., 
 Pacific Face Brick Co., Portland, Ore., 1912- 
 13; Asst. Supt., do., 1913-14; (ieram. Mgr., 
 Paving Brick Co., Clinton, Ind., 1914; Farmer, 
 .Aliddle Inlet, Wis., 1914-17; Asst. Supt., Nat. 
 Onion Salt Co., Chicago Heights, 111. (jo. F., 
 311th Engrs., A. E. F. Auth.: Relative 
 Amounts of Barium Compounds to Produce 
 and Prevent Efflorescence on Brick; Function 
 of Lime in Vitrification of a Shale, Trans. 
 Ceram. Soc. and ///. Clay U'orkers Mag. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, 608 E. Green St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 4938. WILLIAM ARTHUR WALLACE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 4, 1885, 
 Baraboo, Wis.; s. William Gibson (b. Ap 13, 
 1858, Lynn, Mass.) and Anna Martina Wal- 
 lace (b. Jl II, 1862, Shelbyville, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Baraboo (Wis.) H. S.; Clinton, (la.) 
 H. S.; Purdue Univ., 1904-07. Asst. Retort 
 Foreman, Am. Creosoting Co., Kansas ^ity. 
 Mo., 1911; Foreman, do., 1911-12; do.. Fore- 
 man Hugo, Okla., Shreveport, La.; Represen- 
 tative Am. Steel Foundries Chicago, 1912. Mar- 
 ried Lynne Ramsey, S 8, 1917. Knobnoster, 
 Mo. Address, Box 1191, Knobnoster, Mo. 
 
 4959. CHESLEY MATTHEW WALTER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 19, 1887, Savanna, 
 111.; s. John (b. Jl 25, 1858, Dalls Co., la.) 
 and Catherine (DuiTy) Walter (b. N 10, 1861, 
 Sligo Co., Ireland). Prepared in Savanna 
 Tp. H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Grand Trea.s.. 
 Order of Coif; Delta Sigma Rho; John Mar- 
 shall Law Club; 111. -la. Debate; Ill.-Minn., De- 
 bate; Philomathean. City Atty., Savanna, 111., 
 19 17. Detachment 2, Finance Div. B60, New 
 York City. Address. Savanna, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o First Nat. Bank, do. 
 
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 4960. OXCAR WILLIAM RUDOLPH 
 WANDERER 
 (Brother of No. 4479) 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 6, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Thomas Alwin (b. Jl 8, 1863, Thur- 
 ingen Wald, Sachsen, Ger.) and Maria Ther- 
 esa (Brodt) Wanderer (b. N 22, 1862, Zech- 
 lin Pommern, do.). Prepared in McKinlev H. 
 S.; Central Y. M. C. A., Cliicago. Scabbard 
 and Blade; Maj. Univ. Regt.; V. P., Pres., 
 C. E. Club; Cadet Hop Com.; Engrs. Dance 
 Com.; Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. Drafts- 
 man, Am. Bridge Co., Gary, Ind. ; do., A. T. 
 & S. F. Ry. System, Oak Park, 111.; Struct. 
 Engr., Leonard Const. Co., Chicago; Pres., 
 Wanderer Const. Co., Oak Park. 111. Struct. 
 Engr. Bur. Yards and Docks, Washington, D. 
 C, term of war. Mem.. A. F. A. M.; Buil- 
 ders' Assn.; Illini Club, Chicago. Married Ma- 
 bel Hester Bankes, My 2, 191 7, Oak Park. 111. 
 Address, 309 S. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, 111.; 
 bus. add., 414 S. Lombard Ave., do. 
 
 4961. FRANK ANTHONY WARD 
 (Brother of No. 5991) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 24, 1888, 
 Sterling, 111.; s. Henry Clay (b. N 16, 1850, 
 Belmont Co., O.) and Catherine (Anthony) 
 Ward (b. Je 13. 1856, Sterling, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Sterling and Coloma Tp. H. Schs. ; 
 Univ. Acad. Glee Club; Pres., Arch. Club; 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Designer, Frank S. 
 Baker, Arch., Chicago; Supt., The Guarantv 
 Const. Co., do., iqii; Arch., Los Angeles, 
 1912; do., Frank T. Kegley and Witliey & 
 Davis, do., 1912-13; do., Reginald T. Johnson, 
 Arch., Pasadena, Calif., IQ14; do., Fugard & 
 Knapp, Arch.. Chicago, Sterling, and Moline, 
 111. 191 7-18. Pvt., ist Class, 311th p-ield Sig- 
 nal Bn., Co. A. (Radio) A. E. F., France; Mus- 
 tered out, F 9, 1919. Married Myrtle Edna Bar- 
 kow, D 29, 1917, Pittsburgh. Address, 807 B 
 Ave., Sterling, 111. 
 
 4962. FREDERICK MARTIN WILLIAM 
 WASCHER 
 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 26, 1S89, 
 Champaign; s. Frederick Martin (b._ Ap 26, 
 1857, Vekeritz Province, Pomerania, Ger.) and 
 Louise (Schnuecke) Wascher (b. D 24, 185S, 
 Schrotinghousen, Westphalia, Ger.). Prepared 
 in (Champaign H. S. Alpha Zeta. Asst., Soil 
 Sur., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., igii-13; 
 First Asst.. do.. 1913-17; Assoc, do., 1917 — . 
 Mem., St. John's German Luth. Church. Mar- 
 ried Frances Eugenia Leiter, Je 24, 1915. 
 Maroa, 111. Address, 505 W. Springfield Ave., 
 Champaign; bns. add., Agr. Bldg., Univ. of 
 111., Urbana. 
 
 4963. *EVART MONTGOMERY WATKIXS 
 Cml. Traveler; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 12, 
 1886, Richmond, Ky. : s. Clay R. (b. Ag 21, 
 1861. do.) and Emma (Madden) Watkins (b. 
 F 17, i860, Ky.)., Prepared in Atlanta H. S. 
 Rodman, Boundary Arbitration Comn., Costa 
 Rica; Asst. Engr., N. R. R.. Port Limon, Costa 
 Rica. Married Ethel Frances Bryant, Je 14, 
 igii, Champaign. Drowned Ag i, 1913, Port 
 Limon, Costa Rica. 
 
 4964. LAURA ARMENIA WATT frUL- 
 TON) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. My 27, 1886, Bruceville, 
 Ind.; d. Robert Gordon (b. Mv 6, 1856, Cedar- 
 ville, O.) and Hannah (Keithecker) Watt (b. 
 N 2, i860, Freelandsville, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Princeton (Ind.) H. S. ; Monmouth Coll., 
 1905-08. Married Lawrence W. Fulton. Ag 14, 
 191 2, Princeton, Ind. Children: Robert Arm- 
 strong, b. Ja 20. 1914: Joseph Patton. b. Jl i, 
 1 91 8. Address, Ellsworth, Wis. 
 
 4965. LOIS WEBBER (LOCKE) 
 (Wife of No. 3842) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 27, 1888, Minneap- 
 olis; d. James Henry (b. 1843, Urbana) and 
 Amanda (Farson) Webber (b. 1846, Newcastle, 
 O.). Prepared in Shelbyville, H. S.; John 
 iSIarshall H. S., Cuicago. Married Walter 
 Coutant Locke ('09), Ja i, 1912, Indianapolis. 
 Children: Virginia, b. Je 8, 1913; William 
 Webber, b. My 12, 1916. Address, 407 E. Lo- 
 cust St., Harrisburg, 111. 
 
 4966. CHARLES ELMER WEEKS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 13, 1883, 
 
 Streator. 111.; s. Thomas (b. Mr 25, 1850, 
 Staffordshire, Eng.) and Sarah (Jenkins) 
 Weeks (b. O 2S, 1S59, Pendleton, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Colfax H. S. Eta Katipa Nu; Pres., 
 
 E. E. Soc. Salesman, Gen. Elec. Co., Chi- 
 cago. Address, 923 Addison St., Chicago. 
 
 4967. GEORGE BATES WEISIGER 
 Prin. H. S.; LL. B.; b. S 30, 1886, Fair- 
 mont, 111.; s. John W. (b. Mr 15, 1842, Indian- 
 ola, 111.) and Mary Jane (Draper) Weisiger 
 (b. S 27, 1851). Prepared in Fairmount H. 
 S.; 111. Norm. Sch., Normal, 111. Ionian; 
 John Marshall Law (iourt; Theta Kappa Nu; 
 Scholarship. Supt., Atwood Schs., 111., 1914- 
 15; du., Homer, 111., 1915-17; Prin., Oakwood, 
 111., Tp. H. S., 1917— . Mem., AI. E. 
 Church; A. F. A. M. Married Hazel Terpen- 
 ing, Ja 20, 1912. Children: Benjamin Wil- 
 son, b. N 8. 1912; David Eugene, b. Jl 12, 
 1014; James Richard, b. Ja 5, 1918. Address, 
 Oakwood, 111. 
 
 4968. ORPHA MAY WELLMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; A. M., 1913; b. 
 S 17, 1880, Dana, Ind.; s. William Browne (b. 
 S 22, 1846, near Hamilton, O.) and Mary 
 Maria (Taylor) Wellman (b. My 27, i860, 
 near Clinton, Ind.). Prepared in Dana, Ind., 
 H. S.; Ind. Sf. Norm. Phi Beta Kappa; Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Le Cercle Francais. Teacher, 
 H. S., Memphis, Mo., 1914-16; do.. Arming- 
 ton, 111., 1917-18. Address, 1107 Williamson 
 St., Champaign; bus. add., Armington, 111. 
 
 4969. WALTER WILLIAM WENHOLZ 
 Ry. Signal Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 7, 
 1886, Algonquin, 111.; s. Louis H. (b. Jl 31, 
 1856, Crete, Ind.) and Amelia (Labahn) Wen- 
 holz (b. Mr 18. 1866, Chicago). Prepared in 
 Elgin Acad. Iris. Designing and Drafting 
 Switchboards and Panel Boards, Oak Park, 
 111., 1912-13; Ry. Signal Engr., Gen. Ry. Sig- 
 nal Co., Rochester, N. Y., 1913-18. Co. D, 
 510th Engrs., Service Bn., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, Dundee. 111.; bus. add., c/o Gen. Ry. 
 Signal Co.. Rochester, -N. Y. 
 
 4970. ALBERT FRANK WESTLUND 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 17, 1888, 
 
 Chicago: s. Frank G. (b. 1855, Sweden) and 
 Emma C. (Larsen) Westlund (b. 1859, Swe- 
 den.) Prepared in R. T. Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Chi Phi; M. E. Soc; Prelim. Hon- 
 ors; Ed.. Techno^raph. Mech. Engng. Dept., 
 111. Steel Co., Chicago. Mem., A. S. M. E. 
 Married Nellie Walsh, S 18, IQ12, Mt. Zion, 
 111. Address, 601 S. 4th St., Champaign. 
 
 4971. ARTHUR WAYNE WHEELER 
 
 (Brother of No. 2541) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Te 26, 1886, 
 Bellflower, 111.; s. Thomas Metcalf (b. O 4, 
 1855, Kalamazoo Co., Mich.) and Laura Belle 
 (Garst) Wheeler (b. Ja 21, 1859, Clark Co., 
 O.). Prepared in Farmer City H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Sigma Xi; Cant., Univ. Regt. Civ. Engr., 
 Chicago, 1011-17. Capt., Engr. O. R. C; Ft. 
 Leavenworth, 1917; iiith Engrs., 1917; Office 
 Chief Engr.. ist .Xrmy, A. E. F. Mem., A. 
 
 F. A. M. Married Delta Mabel Rosencrans, 
 Je 27, iQo6, Farmer City 111. (died My 24, 
 1917). Address, 1105 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
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 4972. EARLE JUDSON WHEELER 
 Supt., Bldg. Const.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 9, 
 i8yo, Chicago; s. Alonzo S. (b. Mr 10, 1856, 
 Hudson, HI.) and Ella M. (Nichols) Wheeler 
 (b. F ?<•, 1S56, Hustonville, Ky.). Prepared 
 in Univ. H. S., Cliicago. ling. Club; Sr. Ball 
 Com. Draftsman, Am. Bridge Co., 1911-12; 
 Struct. Engr., Stone iS< Webster Corp., 1912-13; 
 do., Trussed Concrete Steel Co., 1913-16; Supt., 
 Bldg. Const., Wells Bros. Const. Co., Chicago. 
 Married Maud Barnes, S 19, 1914, E. St. 
 Louis, 111. Child, Robert Barnes, b. Je 5, 1917. 
 Address 6940 Perry Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 914 Monadnock Bldg., do. 
 
 4973. KINGSLEY BARBOUR WHITE 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. My 17, 
 1885, Boston; s. Willard (b. My 30. 1844, Can- 
 ton, Conn.) and Emma Frances (Nightingale) 
 White (b. Je 2j, 1846, Boston). Prepared in 
 Boise, (Idaho) H. S. ; Evanston H. S. llus. 
 Engs., Municipal Engng., 1911-13; do.. Rein- 
 forced concrete design and const., 1913-14; 
 Const. Engr., Intlus. Bldg. Design and Const., 
 1914-18; do., Gardner S: l.iiidberg, Engrs., Chi- 
 cago. Mem., Unitarian Church; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Euphemia Pitkethly Kiddie, Je 3, 1916, 
 Chicago. Child, Marilynn Louise, b. jl 29, 
 191 7. Address, 7407 Union Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., H35 Marquette Bldg., do. 
 
 4974. CLARENCE ARTHUR WHITNALL 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 25, 1885, 
 Troy, O.; s. Clarence Washington (b. D 17, 
 1855, Elbridge ill.) and Sarah Jane (Gross) 
 Whitnall (b. N 9, 1853, Casstovvn, O.). Pre- 
 pared in I'coria H. S. Mech. Engr., Holt Mfg. 
 Co., Peoria. Address, 814 Biglovv St., Peoria; 
 bus. add., Holt Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 4975. JOHN HAMH/rON WHITTEN 
 (Brother of No. 2866) 
 Assistant; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1912; Ph. 
 D., 1914; b. .0 3, 1873, Bradford, 111.; s. Wil- 
 liam H. (b. D 25, 1819, N. Y.) and Ellen 
 (Schuyler) Whitlen (b. O 20, 1831, N.J.). 
 Prepared in 111. So. Norm. Univ. Sigma Xi. 
 Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111. Mem., A. A. A. S. 
 Married Lillian May Catterlin, Ag 18, 1903. 
 Address, 711 Normal Ave., Chicago. 
 
 4976. FRED HORACE WHITTUM 
 (Brother of No. 4977) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Jl 27, 1886, 
 Hersher, 111; s. Frank Balis (b. My 28, 1856, 
 Phelps, N. Y.) and Sarah Maria (Richards) 
 Whittum (b. Ja 11, 1852, Clarkshill, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Hersher II. S.; Univ. Acad. Chem. 
 Club. Saturator Boss,- 111. Steel Coke Plant, 
 Gary, Ind., n)ii; Chem., 111. .St. Geol. Sur., 
 1911-16; Chem., Allegheny By-Product Coke 
 Co., McKcesport, Pa., 1916-1S; do., Clairton 
 By-Products Coke Works, Clairton, Pa., 1918 — . 
 Mem. A. C. S. Married Ora Littletield, Ag 
 28, 1915, Chamiiaign. Children: George Frank, 
 b. 11 13, 1916 (died Jl 15, 1910); James B., 
 b. Mr 10, 1918. Address, 73 1) St., Wilson, 
 Pa.; bus. add., c/o Clairton By-Products Coke 
 Works, Clairton, Pa. 
 
 4977. SAMUEL HARRIE WHITTUM 
 
 (Brother of No. 4976) 
 A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Ap 27, 1888, 
 Hersher, 111.; s. Frank Balis (b. My 28, 1856, 
 Phelps, N. Y.) and Sarah Maria (Richards) 
 Whittum (b. Ja 11, 1852, Clarkshill, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Hersher H. S.; Univ. Acad. Beta 
 Gamma Sigma. With Butler Bros., Chicago, 
 1911-18; Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co., 
 1918 — . Camp E.xamining Bd., Camp Jackson, 
 S. C. 1918; Camp Sevier, S.^ C, 1918-19; Mus- 
 tered out, F 7, 19 1 9. Married Hazel Kathryn 
 Surkanier. My 21, 1918, Glen Ellyn. 111. Ad- 
 dress, Box 341, Glen Ellyn, 111.; bus. add.. 
 State St. Bridge, Chicago. 
 
 4978. LESLIE LEROY WILBOURN 
 
 (Brother of No. 5499) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 15, 1888; s. W. W. 
 and Julia (Coakley) Wilbourn. I'repared in 
 Jackson Mil. Acad., Jackson, Mo. Phi Alpha 
 Delta. States Atty., Alexander Co., Cairo, 111., 
 1916 — . Address, 402 Washington Ave., Cairo, 
 111.; bus. add., Halliday Estate Bldg., do. 
 
 4979- JOSEPH P. WILEY 
 (Brother of No. 2285) 
 
 A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Ap 4, 1887, Sulli- 
 van, 111.; s. J. B. (b. S 1837, do.) and Pauline 
 Jeannette (Phillips) Wiley (b. Mr 6, 1848, do.). 
 Prepared in Sullivan H. S. .4ddress, Sullivan, 
 lll.t 
 
 4980. ROSS BERT WILSON 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 28, 1890, 
 Hyde, Colo.; s. William Henry (b. Ja 22, 1859, 
 Kankakee, 111.) and Clara Pauline (Roth) Wil- 
 son (b. Ap 19, 1863, New York City). Pre- 
 pared in Kankakee H. S. Engr., Wohner & 
 Wilson, Kankakee, 111., 1915 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Married Mabel Murphy, D 29, 1910, 
 Chicago. Child Mabel Ross, b. S 28, 1911. 
 Address, 656 E. Court St., Kankakee, III. 
 
 4981. CLEMENT BERNARD WISSING 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 6, 1887, 
 V'incennes, Ind.; s. Herman (b. My 5, 1859, 
 do.) and Mary (Ebner) Wissing (b. D 22, i86o, 
 do.). Prepared in Vincennes Univ.; IJniv. 
 Acad. Phi Kappa Sigma; Yoxan; Ind. Club; 
 Cap and Gown Com. Mgr., Citizens' Ice & 
 Cold Storage Co., X'incennes, Ind., 1911-12; 
 With Ebner Ice ii Cold Storage Co., Vincennes, 
 Ind., 1912-17; Nordyke & Marmon Co., In- 
 dianapolis, 1917 — . Married Imo Hartwell, O 
 20, 1915, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Child, John, b. My 
 10 1917. Address, 1845 N. Talbot St., Indian- 
 apolis. 
 
 4982. ADALINE ELIZABETH WITT 
 (DAVIS) 
 (Sister of No. 5506) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 25, 1887, Kane, 111.; d. 
 George Washington (b. Ap 21, 1841, do.) and 
 Loueza Ann (Williams) Witt (b. My 15, 1856, 
 (io.). Prepared in Carrollton H. S. Teacher, 
 It. S., Assumption, 111., 1911-12. Mem., Pres- 
 by. Church; O. E. S. Married George Wil- 
 liam Davis, Je 19, 1913, Kane, 111. Child, 
 (ieorge William, Jr., b. D 27, 1916. Address, 
 32J N. Chelsea, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 4983. JOHN BYRON WRIGHT 
 Supt. and Dir. ; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 24, 1880, 
 Tallula, 111.; s. Samuel (b. 1843, Morgan Co., 
 111.) and Roxanna (Conlee) Wright (b. 1848, 
 |o Daviess Co., 111.). Prepared in Ashland H. 
 S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Kappa Delta Pi. Supt. 
 and Dir. Agr., Westbrook (Minn.^ Pub. Schs. 
 Married Fannie E. Wilson, Je 9, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, W^estbrook, Minn. 
 
 4984. WALTER HEALD WYETH 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in Sc. ; b. My 27, 
 1887, Canton, HI.; s. Newton (b. O 28, 1854, 
 Newark, O.) and Adelaide (Heald) Wyeth (b. 
 .S 12, 1859, Canton. 111.). Prepared in Lake 
 View H. S.. Chicago. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Arch. Club; Ku Kliix; Scarab. Arch. Drafts- 
 man. Springfield, 111., 191 1; do., Chicago, 
 iQii — . Address, 4730 Dover St., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 105 S. Dearborn St., do. 
 
 4985. WILLIAM WODIN YAPP 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1914; b. 
 Te 30, 1888, Mansfield. HI.; s. Charles Wes- 
 ley (b. Ap t8, 1850) and Martha Ann (Gard- 
 ner) Yapp (b. Ag 8, i8s6, Pittsfield, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Manstiold IT. S.; Univ. Acad. Alpha 
 Zeta; Sigma Xi; Adelphic; Agr. Club; Var- 
 
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 sity Track; Varsity Soccer Team. 111. St. Soil 
 Survey, 1911; Official Testing, 1912; Asst., 
 Dairy Husb., Univ. of 111., 1913-14; Instr., do., 
 1915-17. Auth.: Kill., A Study of the Rela- 
 tive Reliability of Official Tests of Dairy Cows. 
 Mem., M. E. Churcli. Married Charlotte Rose 
 Gordon, O 6, 1914, Havana, 111. Cliild, Robert 
 Gordon, b. S 21, 1916. Address, iiii W. 
 Springfield Ave., Urbana. 
 
 4986. ROBERT RALEIGH YATES 
 Civ. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Warrenton, 
 Va. ; s. Henry Clay (o. Flint Hill, Va.) and 
 Elizabeth Clay (DeShields) Yates (b. Jl 12, 
 1848, Alexandria, Va.;. Prepared in Central 
 H. S., Washington, D. C. ; George Washinrton 
 Univ. Easterners' Club; Sigma Nu. Engng. 
 Draftsman, Waddell & Harrington, Const. 
 Engrs., Kansas City, Mo.; two years as Chief 
 of Engng. party for liridge Engr., Washing- 
 ton, D. C.; Engr. Harrington, Harvard & Ash, 
 Consulting Bridge Engrs., Kansas City, Mo., 
 1915-17; City Bridge Engr., Dayton, O., 1917 — . 
 Lt., Civ. Engrs. Corps, U. S. N.. R. F., Naval 
 Acad., Annapolis, Md. Mem., Kansas City 
 Engrs. Club. Address, 1012 Baltimore Ave., 
 Kansas City. Mo. 
 
 4987. OSWALD KARL YEAGER 
 (Husband of No. 4089) 
 Bldg. Const.; B. S. in Sc; b. F s. 1888, 
 Danville, 111.; s. Oscar P. (b. O 25, 1868, do.) 
 and Martha Ellen (Smith) Yeager (b. S 3. 
 1868, do.). Prepared in Danville H. S.; De 
 Pauw Univ. of Chicago. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Phi Rlio Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon; Varsity 
 Football. Served two enlistments in 111. Nat. 
 Guard; Capt. O. M. C, Frankfort Arsenal, 
 Philadelphia. M?m., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; 
 Univ. C^lub, Cliicago. Married Sara Hazel 
 Brand ('10), O 10, 1913. Cliildren: Eliza- 
 beth Anne, b. Ag 8, 1914; Phillip Edward, b 
 O I, igi6. Address, 803 N. Vermilion St., 
 Danville, 111.; bus. add., Baum Bldg., do. 
 
 4988. CHUAN PONG YIN 
 Managing Ry. Dir.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 D 22, 1882, Soochow, China; s. T. F. Yin. 
 Prepared in Univ. of Calif. Mgr. and Dir., 
 Shanghai-Nanking Ry., Shanghai, China. Ad- 
 dress, Shanghai, China. 
 
 4989. GERTRUDE IRENE YORK 
 
 (Sister of No. 499°) 
 Dir., H. Econ. Dept.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 Thackeray, 111.; d. Rev. Charles Logan (b. My 
 
 20, 1862, Enfield. Wliite Co., 111.) and Clara 
 Amanda (Hamill) York (b. My 20, 1862, Belle- 
 ville, III.). Prepared in Granite City H. S.; 
 III. Woman's Coll. A. M., Columbia, 1916. 
 H. Sc. Club. Asst. Prin. and Prin., H. S., 
 Barry, 111., 1905-9; Teacher, H. Sc. and Eng., 
 Tempe Union H. S., Tempe, Ariz., 1912-15; 
 Head, H. Econ., Agnes Scott Coll., 1916-17; 
 Acting Dir., H. Econ. Dept., Fla. St. Coll. for 
 Women, Tallahassee. 191 7 — . Auth.: Economy 
 of I'"ood, fla. Health Notes, O 1917. Address, 
 St. Coll. for Women, Tallahassee. Fla. 
 
 4990. MATTIE AGNES YORK (MEYER) 
 (Sister of No. 4989) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. My 26, 1890, Thackeray. 
 111.; d. Charles Logan (b. My 20, 1862, En- 
 field, White Co., 111.) and Clara Amanda (Ham- 
 ill) York (b. My 20, 1862, Belleville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Brighton H. S.; 111. Woman's 
 Coll. Final Honors. Asst., Dr. W. J. Mac- 
 Neal, St. Pellagra Com., summer 191 1; Asst., 
 Bacteriol. Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle 
 Creek, Mich., 1911-12; Teacher. Sc, Glendale, 
 Ariz., 1913-14; do., Sc. and Math., Tempe, 
 Ariz., 1914-17. Married Harry P. Meyer, N 
 
 21, 1917, Albany, N. Y. Child, Dorothy Jane, 
 b. Ja 2 1919. Address, 5 Henry .St., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y. 
 
 4991- LOUIS ANDREW ZEARING 
 (Brother of No. 4041) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 13, 1888, Brooklyn, 
 N. Y.; s. Louis Fremont (b. S 27, 1854, Dover, 
 111.) and Emily Trimmer (Hazen) Zearing (b. 
 My 30, 1856, Toulon, 111.). Prepared in 
 Princeton H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Shield and 
 Trident; Theta Kappa Nu; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Ionian; Scholarship; Prelim. Honors; Mem., 
 111. -Minn. Debating Team ; Sec, Jr. Class; 
 Trcas., Sr. Memorial Com.; V. P., 111. Union. 
 Lawyer, Princeton, 111. 2iul Lt., I-". A., A. E. F., 
 i>"rance; Mustered out, F 14, 1919. Address, 
 Princeton, III. 
 
 4992. LEIGH F. W. ZERBEE 
 
 Art. Engr., U. S. A.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. 
 My 21, 1889, Jackson, Mich.; s. I". J. (b. D 
 2, 1851, St. Augustine, Pa.) and Mary A. 
 (Riffel) Zerbee (b. Je 19, 1859, Bedford Co., 
 I'a.). Prepared in H. S., Bellefontaine, O. 
 Triangle; C. E. Club; Spalding Guild; Pres., 
 C. E. Club; Corda I'ralres; Winner of Co. 
 Competitive Drill. 2nd Lt., C. A. Corps, U. 
 S. A., 1911; ist Lt., C. A. Corps, 1916; De- 
 tailed in Signal Corps, 1916; Capt., Signal 
 Corps, 1917; Built Radio Sta., Ft. Huachuca, 
 Ariz.; Service on Border and in France, Com- 
 manding Signal Bn. and Gen. Supply Depot. 
 Auth.: Articles in Sc. Atfi., and Jour. U. S. 
 Art. Mem., Ft. Monroe Club; Art. Club. 
 Galveston; Oleadner Country Club. Address, 
 403 E. Columbus St., Bellefontaine, O. 
 
 4993. JAMES ZETEK 
 
 Govt. Entomologist; A. B. in Sc; b. D 12, 
 1886; s. Vaclav (b. O i, 1861, Bohemia, Aus- 
 tria-Hungary) and Johanna (Vecker) Zetek (b. 
 Ap 10, 1871, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Komenian Soc; Cosmopoli- 
 tan Club; Inter-Foreign Soc; Sigma Xi; F"inal 
 Honors. Asst. Pastor, Unitarian Church, Ur- 
 bana, 1910-11; Grasshopper Specialist, Office 
 St. Entomol., Minn.; Govt. Entomologist, Isth- 
 mian Canal Com., Ancon, Canal Zone, 191 1- 
 13; St. Entomologist, Rep. of Panama, 1913- 
 15; Dir. Gen., Nat. Exposition, do., 1915-16; 
 Prof. Biol, and Hygiene, Nat. Inst, of Pana- 
 ma, 1916-18; U. S. Censor, Panama Canal 
 Zone, 1918; Entomologist, Bd. of Health Lab., 
 Ancon Hosp., Panama Canal, 1918— . 4 Minute 
 Man, Panama Canal Zone; U. S. Mail Censor, 
 tech. branch, do., 1918. Auth.: (with Gir- 
 ault) F'urther Biological Studies on the Com 
 iiion Colo. Potato Beetle, Annals Entomol. 
 Soc. Am., Vol. XI, 1910; Determining the 
 Flight of Mosquitos, do.. Vol. VI, 1913. Ovi- 
 position in Aedes Calopus (Meigen), The Can- 
 adian Entomologist, D 19 13; The F'light of 
 Musca Doinestica, Linne, Annals Entomolog. 
 Soc. Am., Vol. VII, 1914; Mosquitos and 
 Cobwebs, Jour. Entomol. and Zool., 1914; Be- 
 havior of Anopheles Albimanus Wiede and 
 Tarsimaculata Goeldi, Annals Entomol. Soc. 
 .-im. Vol. VIII, 1915; Reducing Malaria by 
 Reducing the Numljer of Anopheles within 
 Houses, do., Vol. IX, 1916. The Ecology of 
 Bubonic Plague, do.. Vol. X, 1917; Los llabi- 
 tos de los Mosquitos del Genero Anopheles 
 que Transmiten la F'iebre Malaria en Panama, 
 con Ciertas Indicaciones para la Reduccion 
 de Aquella en el Interior de Panama. Rev. 
 Colegio La Salle de Panama, 1918. In Press: 
 The Mollusks of I'iatt, Champaign and Ver- 
 milion Cos., 111.; The Ecology of Forest-In- 
 habiting Snails of the U. S.; Los Moluscos de 
 la Republica de Panama. Mem., Entomol Soc. 
 Am.; Ecological Soc. Am.; 111. St. Acad. Sc; 
 Am. Pub. Health Assn.; Fellow, A. A. A. S. 
 .Married Maria Luisa Gutierrez, D 3, 1913, 
 Panama, Rep. of Panama. Address, Ancon, 
 Canal Zone, Box 245. 
 
444 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1912 
 
 CLASS OF 1912 (514 LIVING, 9 DEAD) 
 
 4994. ARTHUR WILLIAM ABBOTT 
 (Son of No. 373; Brother of No. 5515) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 21, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. W. L. ('84). (b. Llnion Grove, 
 111.) and Carrie (Entwhistle) Abbott (b. Jo 
 Daviess Co., 111.). Prepared in Lewis Inst., 
 Chicago. Phi Gamma Delta; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Maj., LTniv. Regt.; Varsity Track. Far- 
 mer, 1912-17. R. O. T. C., Ft. Sheridan, 111.; 
 ist Lt., Inf., U. S. R. C; 42nd Inf., 1917- 
 Married Helen Amanda Hood, Je 24, 19 14, 
 Eau Claire, Wis. Child, William Lament, II., 
 b. D 30, 1915. Address, Downers Grove, 111. 
 
 4995. M. D. ABNEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Jl 11, 1890, Har- 
 risburg, 111.; s. Albert G. and Gertrude (Rob- 
 inson) Abney. Prepared in Llarrisburg Tp. 
 H. S. ; Ewing Coll. Philomathean. Teacher, 
 Sullivan, 111.; Ath. Dir. and Physics Instr. 
 ist Lt., 4th Regt., F. A., Camp Taylor, Ky.; 
 Mustered out, Ja 19 19. Married Grace Eleanor 
 Thorn, Jl 22, 1914. Children: Frances Gertrude. 
 b. Je 20, 1915; Grace Elizabeth, b. O 14, 191 7. 
 Address, Galatia, 111. 
 
 4996. HERBERT AUGUSTUS ACER 
 
 (Brother of No. 6038) 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. 
 Ag 18, 1889, Medina, N. Y.; s. Herbert A. 
 and Ella (Whedon) Acer. Prepared in Medina 
 (N. Y.) H. S.; Univ. Acad. Psi Upsilon. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Mary Elizabeth 
 Brennan, Je 26, 1916, Medina, N. Y. Child, 
 Mary E., b. Ag 10, 1917. Address, 804 W. 
 Center St., Medina, N. Y. ; bus. add., Acer and 
 Whedon, Inc., do. 
 
 4997. RHODA ADRIANCE (HITCH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 471 1 ) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 12, 1889, Brook- 
 ville, Ind.; d. Edward H. (b. D 31, 1858, 
 Owasco, N. Y.) and Margaret J. (Hyndmare) 
 Adriance (b. Je 5, 1867, Cincinnati). Pre- 
 pared in Bellefontaine (O.) H. S.; Wilson 
 Coll., 1907-08. Teacher, H. S., Johnstown, Pa., 
 1912-14. Mem., Presby. Church. INIarried 
 Dorris Nelson Hitch ('11), Mr 5, 19141 Johns- 
 town, Pa. Children: Quinlan A., b. Mr 22, 
 1915; Margaret C, b. Jl 27, 1917. 'Address, 
 Forest Grove, Mont. 
 
 4998. WALTER WILFORD AINSWORTH 
 Manager; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 13, 1889, 
 Chandlerville, 111.; s. C. W. Ainsworth. Pre- 
 pared in Whipple Acad.; III. Coll. Chi Beta; 
 Glee Club; V. P., Y. M. C. A.; Varsity Track; 
 Class Football; ^'arsity Football; Onl. Club; 
 Lincoln League. Sales jMgr., Wm. R. Compton 
 Co., St. Louis; Asst. INIgr., Chicago branch, 
 do. 2nd Lt.. Co. C, 39th M. G. Bn., 13th Div., 
 Camp Lewis, Wash.; Mustered out, D 28, 1918. 
 Address, Chandlerville, 111.; bus. add., William 
 R. Compton Co., Detroit. 
 
 4999. ARTHUR JOSEPH ALBRECHT 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A.; b. O 24, 1887, 
 Tiskilwa, 111.; s. Joseph W. (b. D 9, 1845, do.) 
 and Jennie (Butler) Albrecht (b. N 7, 1S48, 
 Me.). Prepared in Tiskilwa H. S. Acacia; 
 Pres. and Bus. Mgr., Univ. Band. Lawyer, 
 Drury & Albrecht, Lawyers, Kenosha, Wis., 
 1913 — . Married Julia E. Halleck, F i, 1917, 
 Ann Arbor, Mich. Address, Kenosha, Wis. 
 
 5000. HAZEL ELLEN ALKIRE 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 15, 1887. 
 Greenview, 111.; d. S. W. Alkire. Prepared 
 in Greenview H. S. Prin., H. S., Greenview, 
 111. Address, Greenview, 111. 
 
 5001. EDWARD DEWALT ALLEN 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. O 25, 1889, Free- 
 port, 111.; s. Edward H. (b. 1858, Lena, 111.) 
 and Gertrude (Dewalt) Allen (b. 1866, Free- 
 port, 111.). Prepared in Freeport H. S. M. D., 
 N. W. Med. Sch., 1914. Chi Psi; Prelim. 
 Honors. Interne, St. Lukes Hosp., 1914-16; 
 Physician, 1916 — . Mem., Phi Rho Sigma, 
 1912; Alpha Omega Alpha, 1914; la. St. Med. 
 Soc. Married Helen Houghton Thomson, Jl 
 22, 1916, Chicago. Child, Jean, b. My s, 1918. 
 .4ddress, Hampton, la. 
 
 5002. RALPH ALLEN, Jr. 
 (Son of No. 92; Brother of Nos. 1800, 2310, 
 2876, S096) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 3, 1889, 
 Delavan, III.; s. Ralph (,'76), (b. Ap 7, 1856, 
 Seekonk, Mass.) and Ada Mary (Eaton) Allen 
 (b. Ag 13, 1858, Philo, 111.). Prepared in Dela- 
 van H. S. Agr. Club. Farmer, Delavan, 111. 
 Married Mary Emma Giles, Ap s, 191 7, Dela 
 van. 111. Address, Delava 
 
 ?s, Ap 
 n, IlL 
 
 5003. ORR MILTON ALLYN 
 
 (Husband of No. 1877; Brother of No. 8098) 
 Rancher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 29, i886, 
 Modesto, 111.; s. John Milton (b. S 30, 1854, 
 do.) and Flora (Davidson) Allyn (b. Mr 4, 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Waverly H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Agr. Club. 
 Asst., Crop Production, Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. 
 of 111., 1912-17; Rancher, Fergus, Mont., 
 1 917 — . Auth. : with Dr. W. L. Burlison; 
 Prices and Shrinkage of Farm Grains, Agr. 
 E.xp. Sta. Bui., N 1 91 5; Yields of Different 
 Varieties of Corn in 111., do., Ag 191 6; Soy 
 Beans and Cowpeas in 111., do., Ap 1917; 
 Yields of Spring Grains in 111., do., Ja 1917; 
 Yields of Winter Grain in 111., do., Je 191 7. 
 Married Frances Gilkerson ('03), Je 10, 191 1, 
 Marshall, Mo. Children: Orr Milton, Jr., 
 b. Ja 6, '914; Portia, b. D 26, 1916. Address, 
 Box 5, Fergus, Mont. 
 
 5004. GUY VERNON ANDERSON 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 4, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. D. R. Anderson. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Chi Phi; Varsity 
 Swimming. 2nd Lt., U. S. Inf. Address, 
 2639 N, Winchester Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 5005. LEO MAHLON APGAR 
 Purchasing Asst.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 
 1913; b. Ag 4, 1890, Elgin, 111.; s. John M. 
 (b. Ap 15, 1856, Mt. Pleasant, N. J.; and 
 Mary M. (Roth) Apgar (b. Jl 31, i860, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Elgin PI. S. E. E. Soc; Capt., 
 Univ. Rest.; Prelim. Honors; Mgr., Inter- 
 schol. Circus; Treas., Sr. Class; Mgr., 111. 
 Union Opera; Sr. Ball Com.; Engng. Dance 
 Com.; Asst. Treas., 111. Union. Engng. and 
 Valuation Dept., C. M. & St. P. Ry., 1913-14; 
 Stocks and Bonds, John Burnham & Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1914-18; Purchasing Asst., Emergency 
 Fleet Corp., Germantown, Philadelphia. Ad- 
 dress, 620 Home Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. 
 add., 41 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 S006. GROVER SAMUEL ARBUCKLE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 16, 1888, 
 Brocton, 111.; s. R. E. Arbuckle. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Alpha Sigma Phi; Stud. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E. ; Prelim. Honors; Class Basket- 
 ball; Class Baseball. 2nd Lt., 4th O. T. S., F. A., 
 Camp Taylor, Ag 1918; do., 30th F. A., Camp 
 Funston, Kan., 1918-19; Mustered out, Ja 16, 
 1919. Married Elsie Benner, Je 30, 1917, 
 Chicago. Address, 6032 Winthrop Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add.. Const. Dept., H. W. johns- 
 Manville Co., do. 
 
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 5007. LOUISE CHRISTABEL ARMSTRONG 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 17, 1886, 
 Fenton, Mich.; d. E. M. Arnistrori/g. Pre- 
 pared in Mich. Cent. St. Norm. Sch. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Illiola; Phi Deha Psi; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Teacher, Hist, and Ger. Address, 
 Fenton, Mich.f 
 
 ■;oo8. 'pearl WINIFRED ASTITON 
 (STUAUCH) 
 (Wife of No. 3566) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja ii, 1S84, Kalamazoo, 
 Mich.; d. Albert (b. 1839, do.) and Sarah 
 (Hydorn) Ashton (b. 1846, do.). Prepared in 
 Kalamazoo (Mich.) Norm. Sch., 1905-6; Co- 
 lumbia, summer, 1910. Teacher, Benton, 111., 
 1912-13. Married Bernard A. Strauch ('08), 
 Je 25, 1 91 3, Urbana. Children: Barbara Ruth, 
 b. RIy 8, 1914; Robert Ashton, b. F i, 191 7. 
 Address, iioi S. Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
 5009. CHARLES WILLIAM ATTEBERY 
 (Brother of Nos. 6058, 7350, 8932) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 7, i8go, Hills- 
 boro. 111.; s. W. J. (b. do.) and Lula (Bailey) 
 Attebery (b. Walshville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Hillsboro H. S. Agr. Club. Farmer, Hillsboro, 
 111. Address, Hillsboro, Ill.t 
 
 Soio. BEULAH WINIFRIED BACH 
 (FAUCETT) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 10, 1890, Farmer 
 City, 111.; d. Jacob (b. Je 10, 1844, (jer.) and 
 Minnie Bishop (Woodward) Bach (b. S 29, 
 1859, Farmer City, 111.). Prepared in Farmer 
 City H. S.; Univ. Acad. Married Philip I). M. 
 Faucett, N 5, 1913, L^rbana. Child, Philip 
 Dren Matson, Jr., b. Mr 28, 191 7. .-Iddrrss, 
 906 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 SOU. GLEN DAVID BAGLEV 
 Research Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 
 1913; E. E., 1917; b. S 20, i8go, Elgin, 111.; 
 s. Geo. R. (b. Nashua, N. H.) and Jennie L. 
 (Pingree) 13agley (b. Pingree Grove, 111.). 
 Prepared in Elgin H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Class Treas.; 
 Treas., E. E. Soc. Testing Dept. and A. C. 
 Engng. Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, 
 N. Y.; Pittsfield, Mass., 1913-16; Research 
 Engr., Mellon Inst, of Indus. Research, Pitts- 
 burgh, 1916-18; with Electro-Metallurgical Co., 
 Niagara Falls, N. Y., 1918 — . Mem., A. I. 
 E. E. Married Jennie Blanche McMullen, S 
 2, 1914, Urbana. Child, Marcia Lois, b. Mr i, 
 1917. Address, 455 7th St., Niagara Falls, 
 N. Y. ; bus. add., c/o Electro-Metallurgical 
 Co., do. 
 
 5012. OSCAR ROLAND BAINES 
 Wholesale Tobacconist: A. B. in Bus.: b. 
 
 O 10, 1888, Chicago; s. Oscar O. (b. Mr 5, 1866, 
 Zanesville, O.) and Ida Jane (Christie) Baines 
 (b. S 8, 1866, Martintown, Ont.-). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S.; Univ. Acad. Delta Kappa Chi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Scribblers Club. Wholesale 
 Leaf Tobacco bus., Janesville, Wis., 1912-17. 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 191 7; 2nd Lt., Inf. 
 U. S. R. C, Camp Custer, Mich.. 1918; 
 Mustered out, N 191 8. Address, c/o Y. M. C. 
 A., Janesville, Wis. 
 
 5013. LAURA MINERVA BAKER 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 15, i88g. White 
 Hall, in.; d. William C. (b. Ag 18, 1848, 
 Winchester, 111.) and Alice (Griswold) Baker 
 (b. Ag 6, 1S49, White Hall, 111.). Prepared 
 in W'hite Hall H. S. Y. W. C. A. Address, 
 White Hall, 111. 
 
 S014. ERNEST ROBERT BALDWIN 
 
 Salesman: B. S. in Agr.; b. N 24, 1888, Port 
 Austin, Mich.; s. James Baldwin. Prepared 
 in Bad Axe (Mich.) H. S. Salesman. Ad- 
 dress, Bad Axe, Mich.; bus. add., 117 N. 
 Canal St., Chicago. t 
 
 5015- MAYME ANNA BALDWIN 
 
 (SIMPSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3969; Sister of No. 3629) 
 
 .\. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 12, 1886, Elisville. 
 
 111.; d. Boyd (b. My 6, 1854, New York City) 
 
 and Josephine (Kline) Baldwin (b. S 24, 1858, 
 
 N. J.). Prepared in Englcwood H. S. Kappa 
 
 Alpha Theta. Mgr., H. S. Lunch Room, 
 
 Rockford,_ 111., 1912-15. Married Francis 
 
 Marion Simpson ('og), O 26, 191 5. Address, 
 
 539 E. 1 2th Ave., Denver. 
 
 S016. GENEVA MAE BANE 
 (Sister of Nos. 5017, 6719) 
 Demonstration Agt.; B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 
 14, 1886, Dana, 111.; d. Milton M. (b. F 20, 1885, 
 Proctor, W. Va.) and Florence May (Clegg) 
 Bane (b. S i, 1856, Lasalle Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Pontiac Tp. H. S.; Millikin Univ., 1907-09. 
 Gamma Phi Beta; Kappa Delta Pi; Athenean; 
 H. Sc Club. Teacher, H. Sc, Bridgeport, 111., 
 1912-13; do., Benton, 111., 1913-14; do., Tel- 
 luride, Colo., 1914-17; Home Demonstration 
 Agt., Govt. Food C^onservation Work, .Spring- 
 field, 111., 191 7 — . Address, 1004 N. Chicago 
 St., Pontiac, 111.; bus. add., 11 17 S. 5th St., 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 S017. JULIET LITA BANE 
 (Sister of Nos. 5016, 6719) 
 Asst. St. Leader, Home Econ.; B. S. in H. 
 ■Sc; b. S 15, 18S7, Dana, 111.; d. M. Milton 
 (b. F 20, 1855. Wheeling, W. Va.) and Flor- 
 ence May (Clegg) Bane (b. S i, 1857, Dana, 
 111.). Prepared in Pontiac Tp. H. S.; iMillikin 
 Univ., 1907-09; Univ. of Chicago. Gamma Plii 
 Beta; Kappa Delta Pi; Athenean; H. Sc. Club; 
 ///. Agr. Staff; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Dir., 
 Household Arts, Y. W. C. A., Omaha, Neb., 
 [912-14; Instr., Home Econ., St. Coll. of 
 Wash., 1914-15; Asst. Prof., do., igis-17'. 
 Scholarship, Chicago Univ., 1917; Fed. Home 
 Demonstration Agt., War Emergency Work, 
 Wash., D. C, 1918 — ; Asst. St. Leader, Home 
 Econ., 1918 — . Auth. : Simple Forms of Table 
 Service. Address, Pontiac, 111.; bus. add., 709 
 W. Nevada, Urbana. 
 
 S018. ORLEY GLEN BARRETT 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 21, 1885, 
 Hudson, Mich.; s. D. F. Barrett. Prepared in 
 Hudson (Mich.) H. S. Agr. Agt., Steubon Co., 
 Angola, Ind. Address, Angola, Ind. 
 
 so 1 9. MARY CORDELIA BARRY 
 (LATTIN) 
 (Wife of No. 5780; Sister of No. 8942) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 6, 1891^ 
 Chicago; d. Thomas and Georgia Anna (Lee) 
 Barry. Prepared in Champaign H. S. Gamma 
 Phi Beta; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai ; Y. W. 
 C. A.; Pres., Womens' League; Illio Bd.; 
 Class Historian. Teacher, Eng.. H. S., Cham- 
 paign, 111. Married Robert Thomas Lattiu, 
 ('13), S 22, 1917, Champaign. Child, Miriair 
 Lane, b. Ap 3, 1919. Address, 107 Chalmers 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 5020. CYRUS WHITE BASSETT 
 Manager; B. S. in Elec. Ry. E. ; b. D i 
 
 1888, Ashton, 111.; s. George Milton (b. Rus 
 .'■■ellville, O.) and Phonetta (White) Basset, 
 (b. Waukesha, Wis.). Prepared in Lewis Inst. 
 igo8-io. Engr., Elevator Supply & Repair Co. 
 Chicago, 1912-16; Asst. Mgr., Budd Whee. 
 Corp., Philadelphia, 1916 — ;. Address, 212c 
 W. Lehigh Ave., Philadelphia. 
 
 5021. STACY COLLINS BATES 
 Fruit Grower; A. B. in Sc; b. O 2, 1889, 
 
 Carpenteria, Calif.; s. Charles B. (b. Eng.) 
 and Katherine (Mitchell) Bates (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Phillips Acad., Andover, Mass.; 
 
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 Univekshv ok Illinois 
 
 I1912 
 
 Worcester Acad.; Ringe Man. Tr. Sch. ; Mass. 
 Inst, of Tech., 1907-11. Alpha Tan Omega. 
 Fruit Grower, Littleton, Mass. Married Wini- 
 fred Newbury, N 15, 1917, Chicago. .-Iditrcss, 
 Concord Junction, lilass. 
 
 5022. FRANKLIN WILLIAM BAUER 
 Real Estate; A. B. in L. & A.; b. A^ 31, 
 1891, Coinpton, 111.; s. John (b. 1S44, tier.) 
 and Anna M. (lUiottncr) Bauer (b. Ger.). 
 Prepared in Conipton IL S. ; N. W. Acad.; 
 Paw Paw 11. S. Chi Psi; Ma- Wan-da; Delta 
 Kappa Chi; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Mgr., 
 Varsity Football; Pres., Cnd. Club. Real 
 Estate, Mortgage, Loans and Investments, 
 1912 — . Married Mazel Jane Preston, N i, lyi.i, 
 St. Charles, 111. Child, Phyllis Jane, b. 1) 
 ^3, 1917. .lihiicis, 1306 Boilwin Ave., Rock- 
 ford, 111.; bus iuld., 304 Trust Bldg., do. 
 
 5023. ARTHUR EDWARD BAUM 
 Indus. Repr.; A. B. in Bus.; b. D 26, 188S, 
 Morris, 111.; s. II. II. Bauni. Prepared in 
 Morris II. S. Phi Sigma Kappa. Indus. Repr., 
 Weslingliouse Air Brake Co., Chicago. Ad- 
 dress. 4609 Sheridan Road, Chicago; biis. add., 
 827 Railway E.xchange, do.\ 
 
 S024. THEODORE ANDREW BAUMANN 
 Phys. and Surg.; .A. B. in Sc; b. Mr lO, 
 1889, Cherry Valley, 111.; s. Casper Carl (h. O 
 20, 1859, Morris, 111.) antl Susie Ette (Mc- 
 Kenney) Baumann (b. Jl 31, 1871, Anson, 
 Me.). Prepared in Cherry \'allev and Rock- 
 ford H. Schs. M. D., N. W. Med. Coll., 1914- 
 Omega Epsilon Phi; Chem. Club. Phys. and 
 Surg., 191 s—; Health Officer, De Land, 111., 
 191 7 — . Fellow, A. M. A.; Mem., Piatt Co. 
 Med. Soc; 111. St. Med. Soc; M. E. Church. 
 ^larried Mabel Ida Prentice, Je 2, 1916. Child, 
 Winiield Prentice, b. Ag 19, 1917. Address, 
 De Land. 111. 
 
 5025. Cll.\RLES WESLEY BE.M.L 
 (Brother of No. 6731) 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in t5us. L. & A.; b. 
 O 9, 1889, Alton, 111.; s. James Wesley tb. 
 Mr 23, 1867, do.) and Elizabeth (Percival) 
 Beall (b. la 19, 1867, do.). Prepared in Alton 
 IT. S. Sigma Chi. Pres., Beall Supply Co., 
 Mfrs. of Miners' Tools and Supplies. Mar- 
 ried Mary Catherine Beale, O 30, 1912, Ver- 
 sailles, Mo. Children: John Wesley and Mar- 
 jorie Flick, b. O s, 1918. Address, 634 E. 
 Kith St., Alton, 111. 
 
 5026. KENNETH liEBB 
 (Brother of Nos. 4065, 7374) 
 Dairy Farmer; B. S. in .Vgr.; b. N 26, 1S89. 
 Englewood, 111.; s. Edwin (b. O 19, 1858, 
 Paris, 111.) and Mary Alice (Jones) Bebb 
 (b. Ja 6, 1859, Ogle Co.. 111.). Prepared in 
 Calumet 11. S. Scabbard and Blade; Onyx 
 Dancing Club; Lincoln Lciigue Senate; Glee 
 and Mandolin (Hub; Class Basketball; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Mgr., Dairy Farm, WillouKhby, 
 O. Camp Mc Arthur, Waco, Tex.; Mooreland 
 Farm, Mentor, O. Married Gertrude Corlctt, 
 Ag 13, 1914. Child, Edwin, b. My. 1915- -'^<'- 
 dress, Mooreland Farm, Mentor, O. 
 
 S027. MABEL BEBB (POTTER) 
 (Wife of G541; Sister of Nos. s.';42. 737.';) 
 A. B. in II. Sc; b. Ja 10, 1890, Chicago; d. 
 Robert (b. Ag 20. 1862, Washington, D. C.) 
 and Florence A. (Pine) Bebb (b. Mr 10. 1862, 
 Long Island). Prepared in Calumet II. S. 
 Gamma Phi Beta. Teacher, Home Econ., II. 
 S., Muskogee, Okla., 191213. Married Ralph 
 Sydney Potter (g'li), D 25, 1913. Muskogee, 
 Okla. Children: Dorothy, b. Jl 29. I9i.s; 
 Janet, b. S 15, 1917. Address, 202 Russell 
 Ave., Ames, la. 
 
 S028. OLIVE RUTH BECKINGTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 15, 1882, 
 Belvidere, 111.; d. Mrs. Rosa Beckington. Pre- 
 pared in San Jose (Calif.) H. S. Teacher, 
 Stanley Hall, Minneai)olis; do., II. S., May- 
 wood, 111. Address, 311 S. 3rd Ave., May- 
 wood, Ill.t 
 
 5029. CYRENIUS BEERS, JR. 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 7, i8gi, Chicago; 
 s. C. Beers. Prepared in Crane Tech. II. S., 
 Chicago. Agr. Club. Farmer, Charlevoix, 
 Mich. Address, Charlevoix, Mich.'l" 
 
 5030. BENJAMIN RUDOLPH BELSLEY 
 Land. Gardener; A. B. in Sc; b. D 8. 1886, 
 Roanoke, 111.; s. P. Belsley. Prepared in Univ. 
 .\cad. Land. Gardener, Peoria. Lt. Col.. U. 
 S. N. R., Peoria; Lt., U. S. N., U. S. S., Kan- 
 sas, c/o Postmaster, N. Y. City. Address, 113 
 N. Maplewood, Peoria. t 
 
 5031. JEFFERSON HALL BELT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1915; 
 h. N 10, i888, Gibson City, 111.; s. J. IL Belt. 
 Prepared in Saybrook II. S. Prelim. Honors. 
 Eiigrs., io()th C o. C, Camp Wheeler^ Macon, 
 Ga.'^ 
 111. 
 
 (/(>., A. E. F., France. Address, Saybrook, 
 
 S032. CHARLES HENRY BELTING 
 (Brother of No. 5033) 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 9, 1885, 
 llliopolis. 111.; s. Theodore (b. F 15, 1S46, Tet- 
 zel, Prussia) and Elizabeth (Council) Belting 
 (b. N 6, i8s4. Williamsville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mattoon H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Chi Psi; Alpha Zeta; Varsity Football; All 
 Conference and All West. Football: Track. 
 Instr., Agr., Kan. St. Norm. Sch., Emporia, 
 1912-16; Head, Agr. Dept., 5th Dist. Norm. 
 Sch., Maryville, Mo., 1916—. Married Harriet 
 Priest, N 30, 1916. Emporia, Kan. Address, 
 1015 Oak St., Maryville, Mo.; bus. add., Dept. 
 of .Agr., 5th Dist. Norm. Sch., do. 
 
 S033. PAUL EVERETT BELTING 
 (Brother of No. 5032) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S s. 1886, 
 llliopolis. 111.; s. Theodore (b. F 15, 184O, 
 Tctzel. Prussia) and Elizabeth (Conned) Belt- 
 ing (b. N 6, 1854, Williamsville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoon II. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sell., 1907-9. .'\. M., Columbia, 1918. Chi Psi; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Delta Kappa; Phi Beta 
 Kappa: Final Honors; Fresh. Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Varsity Football. Prin., TI. S., Globe, 
 Ariz., 1912-13; </()., Oskaloosa, la., 1913-17; 
 .\sst., Horace Mann Sch. for Boys, N. Y., 
 19 17 — . Mem., Tans Club; Presby. Church. 
 M.irried Anna Marce Ilanselman, Ag 26, 
 1912. Piqua, O. Child, Natalia Maree, b. Jl 
 II. 1915. Address, 510 W. 123d St., New York 
 City; bus. add., 525 W. 120th St., do. 
 
 5054. CLARENCE SUMMERVILLE 
 BENNETT 
 (Brother of No. 503.";) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 16, 1887. 
 Yellow Springs, O.; s. S. D. Bennett. Pre- 
 pared in Steel (O.) H. S. Address. St. Jos- 
 eph, Ill.t 
 
 5035. SIMON ADDISON BENNETT 
 (Brother of No. 5034) 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 7. 1889, 
 Lebanon, O. : s. S. D. Bennett. Prepared in 
 Steel (O.) II. S. Address, Rifle, Colo.t 
 
 5036. WALTER CHARLES BERKEMEYER 
 Contracting Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 23, 
 i88o. E. St. Louis, 111.; s. Albert Ernst (b. 
 11, 1861. St. Louis) and Mary (Gaertner) 
 Berkemeyer (b. Ap 10, 1867, do.). Prepared 
 in East St. Louis II. S. Arch. Club; Egyp- 
 
lyi-'] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 447 
 
 tian Club; 2nd Lt. and Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Asst. Supt., levee const., 1912-13; do., M. K. 
 and T; Depot, Parsons, Kan., 1913; Estimator 
 and Salesman, Clirislo|jhei- & Sinip.'ion Iron 
 Works Co., St. Louis, 1913-14; Mgr. and Con- 
 tracting Ei^gr., Kansas City branch, 1914 — . 
 Mem., Kngrs. Club, Kansas City, Mo.; A. F. 
 A. M.; K. T. ; Ararat Temple. A. A. O. N. M. 
 S.; Triangle Clul), Kansas City, Mo. Married 
 Verna Eola Johnston, N 3, 191 5, East St. Louis, 
 111. Child, Donald Johnston, b. Jl 4, 1917. 
 Address, 4^09 Virginia Ave., Kansas City, Mo.; 
 bus. add., 218 Dwight Bldg., do. 
 
 5037. ALICE BIESTER 
 Professor; A. B. in H. Sc; A. M., 191 3; b. 
 Ja 10, i8go, Belvidere, 111.; d. Henry (b. F i, 
 1862, Elgin, 111.) and Elizabeth (Shaudclniicr) 
 Blaster (b. N 19. i8'>2, Schmiehcim, Ger. ). 
 Prepared in N. Belvidere 11. S. Sigma Xi; 
 Kap|)a Delta Pi; Omicron Nu; Final Honors; 
 Scholarship. Asst., H. Sc, Lhiiv. of 111., sum- 
 mer, 1913; Instr., Home Econ., I^urdue Univ., 
 1913-15; Asst. Prof., Nutrition, Div. of Home 
 Econ., Univ. of Minn., 1913 — . Auth.: (with 
 Ruth Wheeler) A Study of the Nutritive Value 
 of Some Proprietary Infant Foods, Am. Jour. 
 Diseases of Children, Vol. 7. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 1160 Raymond Ave., St. 
 Paul. 
 
 5038. DE WITT BILLMAN 
 Lawyer; LL. W.; b. Ag 13, 1889, Tuscon, 
 Ariz.; s. II. Billman. Prci)ared in East St. 
 Louis H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Order of the 
 Coif; Egyjitian Club; I'hilomathean; John Mar- 
 shall Law Club; Jr. Cap Com.; Prelim. Honors. 
 Address, Edgemont Sta.. East St. Louis, 111.; 
 bvs. add., 250-3 Arcade Bldg., rfo.t 
 
 5039. ROBERT OVERTON BLACK 
 Designer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 30, 1890, 
 Grecncastle, Ind.; s. Robert Miller (b. D 14, 
 1845, Mt. .Sterling, Ky.) and I-aura Catherine 
 (Moore) Black (b. !\ly 18, 1864, Areola, 111.). 
 Prepared in Todd Seni., Woodstock, 111.; Univ. 
 Acad. Theta Nu Epsilon. Mem., Williams 
 and Black, designers and decorators. Cham- 
 paign; The Pilot Industrial Oil Co., Houston, 
 Tex. 2nd Lt., U. S. A. S., Ellington Field, 
 Houston, Tex.; Mustered out, Ja 4, 1919- 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. ; S. A. R., 
 Aero Club of Am. Married Margaret Fleda 
 Hinson, Mr 23, 1918, Memphis. Address. 525 
 Calhoun St.. Alcoma Ajits. # 3, Houston, Tex.; 
 bus. add., The Pilot Industrial (Oil Co., 401 
 Carter Bldg., do. 
 
 5040. EVA BLAIR 
 Teacher; B. S. in II. Sc.; b. Ja 23, 1886, 
 Arthur, 111.; d. Geo. (b. 1852, Wurtemberg, 
 Ger.) and Ellen (Martin) Blair (b. 1861. Mar- 
 tinsburg, Ind.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. 
 H. Sc. Club; Advisory Bd., Women's League. 
 Columbia, Summer, 1914. Address, 226 Judd 
 St., Woodstock, 111. 
 
 5041. EDWARD BROW BLAISDELL 
 Manager; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 16, 1890, Fall 
 River, Mass.; s. Jesse (b. do.) and Sarah Edith 
 (Watters) Blaisdell (h. do.). Prepared in B. 
 M. C. Durfee II. S., Fall River, Mass. Alpha 
 Tail Omega; Helmet; Ku Klux; Shield and 
 Trident; Charter Mem., Ma-wan-da; Fresh 
 Varsity Basketball; Class Baseball; lllio Staff 
 Glee C^lub. Mgr., Warner Bros. Co., Bridge 
 port. Conn, ist Lt. Co. TI, 4th Regt. C. H. G 
 Married Elizabeth Rector, S 23, 1916, Bridge 
 port. Conn. Cl'ild, Edward Brow, Jr., h. Jl 
 21, 1917. Address, 1312 Iranistan Ave., 
 Bridgeport, Conn.; bus. add., Warner Bros. 
 Co., do. 
 
 S042. ELMER R. BLOCK 
 
 (Brother of No. 8140) 
 
 Real Est.; A. B. in Bus.; b. N 15, 1887, 
 
 .Sidney, 111.; s. Edward F. (b. My 17, 1859, 
 
 Champaign) and Katherine (Hartzig) Block 
 
 (b. Ag 7, 1 86 1, Detroit). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S.; Univ. of Colo., 1908-09; Univ. 
 of Wis.. 1910-11. Alpha Tau Omega. Real 
 E.St., Chicago, ist Lt., U. S. A., 346th F. A., 
 Camp Lewis, Wash. Address, Sidney, 111. 
 
 S043. AUGUSTA ELEANOR BOND 
 (SMITH) 
 (Sister of No. 2029, 2586) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 23, 1889, Mattoon, 
 111.; d. Charles G. (b. S 18, 1851, Circleville, 
 O.) and Malinda E. (McNutt) Bond (b. S 13, 
 1854, Paris, 111.). Prepared in Urbana li. S.; 
 East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1912. Alpha Delta 
 Pi; Women's League Council; Glee Club. Pri- 
 mary Teacher, Cary, 111., 1912-13; do., Met- 
 calf, III., 1913-14; do., Champaign, 1914-15. 
 Pres., Illin^c Club, St. Louis. 1917-18; Mem., 
 Bd. of City Pan Hellenic, St. Louis, 1916-18. 
 Nat. Sec, Alpha Delta Pi. Married Rhea 
 Gordon Smith, O 30, 191S, Urbana. Address, 
 3.:2 High St., Passaic, N. J. 
 
 5044. GRACE MAY BOOKWALTER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 9, 1886, 
 Gardner, 111.; d. M. Bookwalter. Prepared in 
 Gardner H. S. Der Deutsche Verein. Ad- 
 dress, Joliet, Ill.t 
 
 S045 RALPH WALKER BOOZE 
 (Brother of No. 6751) 
 Elect. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 15, 1890, 
 Sullivan,. lib; s. Charges Jackson (b. My 21, 
 1S64, Gays, 111.) and Cora M. (Walker) 
 Booze (b. Je 21, 1869). Prepared in .Sullivan 
 H. S. Si^ma Nu; Ku Klux. Elec. Engr., 111. 
 Traction Co., Bloomington, 111., St. Louis and 
 Peoria, 1912-15; Supt., Madison Co. Light and 
 Power Co., Granite City, 111., 1915-17; Elec. 
 Engr., United Cias. Imp. Co., Philadelphia, 
 1917- 1st Lt., Detailed Aviation Section, U. 
 S. A., Selfridge Field, Mt. Clemens, Mich., 
 1918; A. E. I'., France; Wounded, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Sullivan, 111. 
 
 5046. LESTER EDWARD BOWER 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. O 27, 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s. C. E. Bower. Prepared in Lake View 
 H. S.; N. W. Med. Univ. Address, 3821 N. 
 Hamlin Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 5047. LANG FULTON BOWMAN 
 Interne; A. B. in Sc. ; b. N 14, 1884, Man- 
 chester, ().; s. T. C. Bowman. Prepared in 
 Olney H. S.; Rush Med. Coll. Sigma Mu Rho. 
 Interne, Wash. Blvd. Hosp., Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 2449 Washington Blvd., Chicago. t 
 
 5048. EUGENE PATRICK BRADLEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 23, 1883, 
 Denver; s. J. T. (b. Je 5, 1859, St. Louis) and 
 Emma (Ensmingcr) Bradley (b. Ap i, 1863, 
 Terre Haute, Ind.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 .Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Shield and Trident; 
 Helmet. Engr., Irociuois Engng. Co., St. Louis, 
 1912-13; Mgr., Iro(|uois Engng. Co., New York 
 City, 1913-14; Hester-Bradley Co., Sales and 
 Engrs., St. Louis. 1914-18. Consulting Engr., 
 Aviation Fields, Belleville, 111., do.. Ft. Sill, 
 Okla., 1917; Govt. Engr., Camp Pike, Little 
 Rock, Ark;, 1917; Capt., Q. M. C, N. A., 
 1918—. Mem., A. S. M. E.; Am. Soc. of Heat- 
 ing and Ventilating Engrs.; St. Louis Engrs. 
 Club; St. Louis Archs. Club. Address, 5327 
 Maple Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., 4212 Chein. 
 Bldg.. do. 
 
 5049. EUGENIA BRADLEY (MARYATT) 
 (Wife of No. 3869) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 2, 1891, Emporia, 
 Kan.; d. William Henry (b. N 13, 1864, I.oda, 
 111.) and Fannie (.Slocum) Bradley (b. Je 18, 
 1863. Kewanee, 111.). Prepared in Loda H. 
 S, ; Univ. Acad. Asst. Prin., H. S., Lena, 111., 
 
44S 
 
 Univkksitv o\- Illinois 
 
 [iQi: 
 
 191213. Mem., Congr. Church. Married El- 
 mer Fauntleroy Maryatt ('09), My 14, 1913, 
 Loda, 111. Children: David Pendleton, b. Ap 
 10, 1914; Bradley, b. Ag 7, 1915; Rachael, b. 
 D 31, 1916. Address, 4014 Holly St., St-attlc, 
 Wash. 
 
 Soso. CHARLES WILLIAM BREMNER 
 
 Purchase Agt.; B. S. in C. E.; b. 1e u, 18S9, 
 Red Oak. Ta.; s. George 11. (b. D 17. i8tij. Mar- 
 shalltown, la.) and Louise A. (.Stephenson) 
 Bremner (b. Ja ;;5, 1S70, 111.). Prepared in 
 Lyons Tp. H. S., La Grange. Alpha Sigma 
 Phi; Dramatic Club; C. E. Club. Engr. and 
 ("ontr. Govt. Work, New Cumberland, I'a.; 
 Purchase Agt., Hates & Rogers Const. Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1918 — •. Married Rulh Boyd, S 25, 1913, 
 Glen Ellyn, 111. Child, Robert Boyd. b. Jl lo. 
 1914. Address, Glen Ellyn, 111.; b^is. add., c/o 
 Bates & Rogers Const. Co., Chicago. 
 
 5051. CLARA MABEL BROOKS 
 (BENNITT) 
 (Wife of No. 5544; Sister of Nos. 2916, 6763) 
 B. L. S.; b. Ag 29, 1880, Saunemin, 111.; d. 
 George W. (b. F 14, 1850) and Anne Augusta 
 (Gray) Brooks (b. F 22, 1852). I'repared in 
 Univ. Acad. Sigma Kappa; Yo Ma; lUiola. 
 Childrcns Lib., Pub. 1-, '.. Ft. Worth, Te.\.; 
 Pub. Lib., Iloopeston, 111. Married Ralph A. 
 Bennitt ('13), My 1, 1915. Address, Chuqui- 
 comata. via Autofogasta, Chile Exploration, 
 Chile. S. A. 
 
 5052. ROBERTA MARGARET BROWN 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in 11. Sc; b. O S, 1887. 
 Newark, 111.; d. Robert M. (b. Jc 8, 1852, do.) 
 and Margaret A. (Nettlcion) Brown (b. Jl 11, 
 1853, Ashton, 111.). Prepared in .Ashton 11. S.; 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Teacher. H. Sc, Har- 
 risburg. 111., 1912-15; do., Ashton, 111., 1915-16; 
 do., Belvidere, 111., 1910. Address, Ashton, 111. 
 
 5053. LEWIS ALLEN HRUB.\KER 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 10, 1890. Lan- 
 caster, Pa.; s. Henry Clay (,b. 1843, do.) and 
 Mary (Tucker) Brubaker (b. 1851, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Yeates Sch. Lancaster, Pa.; Franklin 
 and Marshall Coll., Lancaster. Pa. Phi Kappa 
 Psi. Supt., Bldg. Const., Washinglon, 1ml., 
 1912; Arch. Draftsman and Engr., A. L. Pills 
 burv. Arch., Bloomington, 111., 1913; do.. Hewitt 
 & fimerson, Peoria, 1914-15; Jo., llolabird & 
 Roche, Chicago, 1916-17; do., Leonard Engng. 
 Co., Chicago, 1917-18; Chester Shipbuilding Co., 
 Chester, Pa., 1918 — . Married .\my Gere, .\g 
 30, 1913, Urbana. Children; Rulh Annette, b. 
 My 1914; Margaret Mary, b. My 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Chester, Pa.; bii.f. add., Chester Ship- 
 building Co., do. 
 
 5054. OSCAR E. BULKELEY 
 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 2. 18S5, 
 Oneida, 111.; s. John A. (b. S 23, 1842, Canton, 
 O.) and Emma II. (Copley) Bulkeley (h. Je 9, 
 1850, Liberty, Pa.). Prepared in Grand Junc- 
 tion (Colo.) H. S.; Riverside (Calif.) II. S. B. 
 S., Knox Coll., 1905. Phi Gamma Delta; Tau 
 Beta Pi. Enijr., City Water Dept., Rockford, 
 111, 1912-16; Supt., City Water Dept., Jack- 
 son, Mich.,' 1916-18; Engng. Dept., E. I. du 
 Pont de Nemours & Co.. Nashville, Tenii.. 
 1918; Engr.. Rockford, 111., 1918 — . Aulh.: 
 Water and Water Meters, 1917, Proc. Lcdi/K.' 
 of Mich. Municil^alitirs. 1917; Water Works 
 Management, Am. City, 1917. Mem., Am. 
 Waterworks Assn.; Assoc, mem., A. S. C. E. 
 Married Edna S. Best, D 21, 1912, Clyde, 111. 
 Child, Mary Louise, b. Mr 20, 19 16. Address, 
 502 College Ave., Rockford, 111.; bus. add., 20S 
 trust Bldg., do. 
 
 5055 ARIIIUR ERNES r UURWASH 
 (Husband of No. 7315; Brother of Nos. 
 5569, 8185) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 7, 1S89, 
 Champaign; s. Daniel A. (b. Ag 9, 1851, St. An- 
 drews, E. Quebec. Can.) and Sarah E. (Berry) 
 Burwash (b. O 12. 1857. So. Wis.). Prepared in 
 Chami)aign H. S. Track. St. Soil Sur., 
 L'niv. of 111. 1913-14; Farmer, Chami'aign, igi.j- 
 19; Farm .\dviser, Piatt Co., Monticello, 111.. 
 1919—. 1st Lt. Inf.. U. S. R., 1918; Discharged 
 for physical disability. Married Mabel C. Wom- 
 acks C'15), Je 30, 1917, Chicago. ChiUl, Richard 
 lUnry, b. Mr 20. igi8. Address. R. 2, 
 Champaign; bus. add., Monticello, 111. 
 
 5056. HOWARD MONREAU BUTTERS 
 Sales Engr.: B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 24, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Francis M. (b. do.) and Clara 
 C P-artholomeu) Butters (b. Libertyville, -111.). 
 Prepared in Crane Tech. II. S., Chicago. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi. Sales Engr., Middle West terri- 
 tory. Mem., A. F. A. I\I. Married Florence 
 L. Danneil, Ja 16, 1018, Chicago. Address, 
 4343 Van Buren St., Chicago. 
 
 5057. DONALD ERSKINE BIVKRS 
 (Brother of No. 331 1) 
 Efficiency Engr., B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 27, 
 1884, Gait, 111.; s. John (b. Mr 2, 1834, Lan- 
 caster Co., Pa.) and Frances Anna (GalO 
 Buyers (b. Ja 23, 1S43. Buyerstown, Pa.). Pre- 
 pareil in Sterling Tp. 11. S. Stud. Branch. A. 
 S. M. E.; Sterling Club. Engr.. 111. Steel Co.. 
 Gary, Ind., 1912; Deere & Co., Moliiie, 111., 
 11)12-13; liistr., Ore. Agr. Coll., 191:5-14; Battle 
 (reek, Mich.. 1916-17; Efficiency Engr., Key- 
 sinne \\'orks, International Harvester Co.. 
 Riickfalls. 111. Mem., Soe. for Promotion of 
 Kngii.a;. Educ, 1914-17. Married Gertrude 
 l-'lizabeth Langsdon, S 7, 1911, Sterling, 111. 
 .iddrcss, 1202 W. 3rd St., Sterling, 111. 
 
 5058. CHARLES EDWIN CALDWELL, JR. 
 Manager; A. li. in Sc. ; b. N 12, 1887, Chi- 
 cago; s. C. E. Caldwell. I'repared in Univ. H. 
 S., Chicago. Mgr., Washington Branch of Lib. 
 Bur. Address, 743 15th St., N. W., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 5059. MORTON RUSSELL CARLSON 
 
 Dairy Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 13, 1888, 
 Moline, 111.; s. Oscar F. Carlson. Prciiared in 
 .Moline H. S. Agr. Club; Class Football; Sr. 
 .'^tag Com. Dairy Farm. Deere & Co., Moline, 
 111. Sergt., 12 Ord., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 1132 22nd St., Moline, Ill.t 
 
 5060. JOSE ORIOL CARRERO 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; h. Mr 23, 1S90, 
 JIayagiiez, P. R.; s. Jose A. (,b. Rcncon, P. R.) 
 and Josefa (Brito) "Carrero (b. Mayagiiez, P. 
 R.). 'i'repared in Mayagiiez (P. R.) II. S. Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Chem., Bur. of 
 Clieni., Charlottesville, Va., 1913-14; Dept., 
 .Vgr., Mayagiiez, P. R., 1914 — . Mem., A. C. S. 
 .Iddress, 57 Sol St., Mayagiiez, P. R. 
 
 S061. ROY RUDY CARTER 
 With Rockford Const. Co.; B. S. in C. E.; 
 b. O 2 1, 1888, Olathe, Kan.; s. W. L. Carter. 
 Prepared in Jacksonville H. S. Asst., G. E. D., 
 Univ. of 111.; Instr., do., 1910-12; With Rock- 
 ford Const. Co., Rockford Highway Dept. Ad- 
 dress, 32S Kent St., Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 5062. FLORA MARGARET CASE 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., i9i.'?- 
 Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Treas., Y. 
 W. C. A. Asst., Catalog Dept., Univ. of 111. 
 Lib., 1912-13; Sell. Libn., Salem, Ore., 1913-17; 
 Libn., do., 1917 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 
 Pacific N. West. Lib. Assn. Address, Public 
 Lib., Salem, Ore. 
 
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 449 
 
 S063. HAROLD CLAYTON M. CASE 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr i, 1890, 
 Dunlap, III.; s. C. M. Case. Prepared in 
 Dunlap H. S. Alpha Zeta; ///. Agr. Staff; Agr. 
 Club. Asst., An. Ilusb., Univ. of 111. 1912-13; 
 Asst. St. Leader, Farm Advisory work, do., 
 1913-18; Assoc., Farm Orgn. and Mgmt., do., 
 191S — . Address, 1410 W. University Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 5064. HAROLD SMITH CASH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 13, 1890, Har- 
 vard, III.; s. David Edson (b. D 22, 1853, do.) 
 and Sarah (Smith) Cash (b. Jl 28, 1859. do.). 
 Prepared in Harvard H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; 
 Agr. Club. Farmer, Harvard, 111. Mem., A. 
 F. A. M. Address, Harvard, 111. 
 
 5065. •ELIZABETH HENRIETTA CASS 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1913; b. My 30,, 
 1880, Olympia, Wash.; d. James F. Cass. Pre- 
 pared in Tacoma (Wash.) H. S. Kappa Kapjia 
 Gamma. Cataloger, Univ. of 111. Lib., 1913- 
 14; Lib. Sch., West. Reserve Univ., Cleveland; 
 Asst. Instr., Lib. Sch., do.; Libn., Portland 
 Cement Assn., Chicago. Died O 25, 191 7, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 5066. SHERMAN CASS 
 Supt., Schs. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 10, 
 i8j54; s- James (b. My 15, 1834) and Emma C. 
 (Glascock) Cass (b. O.). Prepared in East. 
 III. St. Norm. Sch. Siipt., Iloopeston, 111.; do., 
 Sidell, 111.; do., VVestville, 111. Auth.: Partici- 
 ples and Infinitives, pamphlet. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Cassie Maude Evans, J I 8, 
 1887. Address, R 8, Danville, III. 
 
 5067. LUCIUS ORVILLE CHAMBERLAIN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. irt Ry. C. E.; b. Jl 21, 
 1885, Eldara, 111.; s. Alfred Veil (b. D 12, 
 1858, do.) and Mary Emma (Coley )Chamber- 
 lain (b. Jl 23, 1861, Pittsfield, 111.). Prepared 
 in Pittsfield H. S. Prin. Organizer, Ry. Club. 
 Draftsman, C. M. & St. P. R. R., 1912-13; 
 Asst., Engng. Corps, New Castle, Pa., 1913; 
 Draftsman, D. L. and West. R. R., 1914; 
 Draftsman, Hy. Const., Vermilion Co., Dan- 
 ville, 111., 1915; Draftsman, Rock Island, R. 
 R. Co., Chicago, 1916 — . Mem., Am. Road 
 Builders Assn., 1916; Am. Soc. for Testing 
 Materials, 191 7; Univ. Place Christian Church. 
 Married Sadie Margaret Virden, 1) 25, 19 15, 
 Springfield, III. .-iddress, 5521 Kinibark Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 5068. EDWIN VAN METER CHAMPION 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 18, 1890, Mansfield, 
 111.; s. Dr. Joseph Van Rleter and Minnie 
 (Smithson) Champion. Prepared in Mansfield 
 H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Phi Delta Phi; Shield 
 and Trident; Ma-wan-da; Pres., Ath. Assn. 
 Lawyer, Peoria, 1912-17; Asst. .it. Atty., Pe 
 oria Co., 1917. O. T. C., Ft. Sheridan; 1st Lt., 
 341st Inf., Camp Grant, 111., 1917; Cant., 
 Blackhawk Div., A. E. F., France, 19 18; Re- 
 turned to V. S.j 191 8. Address, 549 Woolner 
 Bldg., Peoria. 
 
 5069. VUN-DIN CHINZUN CHANG 
 Asst. Field Dir.; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1913; 
 b. Je 8, 1880, Slianghai, China; s. Vun Dah 
 Chang. Prepared in St. John's Univ. Prep., 
 China. Agr. Club; Chinese Stud. Club. Asst. 
 Field Dir., Chinese Nat. Oil Adni. in coopera- 
 tion with the Standard Oil Co., New York, 
 1 914 — . Address, Yen An Fu Shcnsi, China. 
 
 5070. DENISON WILLIAMS CHAPMAN 
 Engr. and Salesman; P.. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 
 
 19, 1890, Cliicago; s. Charles Edward fb. Mr 
 
 20, 1864, Hudson, Mich.) and Phebe (Pound) 
 Chapman (b. F 12, 1864, Chicago.). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park H. S.; Armour Inst. Chem., 
 Peoples Gas, Light, and Coke Co., Chicago; 
 Engr. and Special Salesinan, Indus. Dept., do. 
 Address, 5602 Kenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5071. ARTHUR MELTON CHAVOUS 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 2, 1885, 
 Urbana; s. C. A. Cliavous. Prepared in Cen- 
 tral H. S., Columbus, O.; O. St. Univ. Ad- 
 dress, 417 Wheatland Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 5072. HOWARD LOWELL CHENEY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 12, 1889, 
 Chicago; s^ E. S. Cheney. Prepared in Engle- 
 wood ir. S.; Armour Inst. Delta Kappa Epsi- 
 lon; Tau Beta I'i; Arch. Club; Fresh. Varsity 
 Football; Capt., Fresh. Varsity Basketball; Var- 
 sity Football; Varsity Track. io6th Engrs., 
 31st Div. F. A., Camp Zachary Tavlor, Kv. 
 Address, 841 Ainslie St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 208 S. La Salle St., do. 
 
 5073. ALTA FERNE CHIPPS (COOL) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jc 13, 1888, Sullivan 
 
 111.; d. A. Chipps. Prepared in Sullivan H. S. ; 
 Forest Park Univ. Alpha Chi Omega; Sr. 
 Cap and Gown Com. Married Sid M. Cool, 
 Ja 25, 19 1 7. Address, Hammond, Ill.t 
 
 5074. WILLIAM GLADSTONE CLARK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1842, 2614, 3683, 6157) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 31, 1886, Car- 
 thage, 111.; s. Lot Bozarth (b. N 26, 1848, W. 
 Ya.) and Matilda Jane (Jackson) Clark (b. Ja 
 16, 1856, Warsaw, 111.). I'repared in Carthage 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Scal)l)ard and Blade; Agr. 
 Club; Ed. ///. Agr.; Capt., Univ. Regt. Farmer, 
 Idylwilde, 1912 — •. Sec, Co. Livestock Assn.; 
 Sec. and Dir., Farm Bur. Married Elizabeth 
 Elsie Sprague, Ag 31, 1917- Joliet, 111. .-Id- 
 dress, Jdylwilde, Carthage, III. 
 
 5075. ROBERT RAYMOND CLAKKE 
 (Brother of Nos. 4596, 6159) 
 Engineer; 15. S. in Ry. E. E.: b. N 17, 1889, 
 Noblesville, Ind.; s. John O. (b. N 25, 1851, 
 Hamilton C^o., Ind.) and Mary (White) Clarke 
 (b. Je 4, 1855, Hamilton Co., Ind.). Prepared 
 in Noblesville (Ind.) II. S. Elec. Engr., Wag- 
 ner Elec. Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 1912-13; do. 
 Cleveland. 1913 — . Mem., Jovian (3rder, 1914 
 18; Elec. League of Cleveland, 1914-18. Mar 
 ried Erna S. Clarke, N 12, 1914, Elmhurst, III 
 Child, Barbara, b. Mr 31, 1918. Address, 124; 
 Webb Road, Lakewood, C3.; bus. add., 701 
 Union Bldg., Cleveland. 
 
 5076. JOEL SIMMONS COFFEY 
 (Brother of No. 2617) 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 8, 1884, Rugby, 
 Ind.; s. Calvin Allen ""b. D i, 1839, Knoxville, 
 Tenn.) and Joseohine (Simmonds) Coffey (b. 
 Ag 17, 1852, Westport, Ind.). I'repared in 
 Hope (Ind.) H. S.; Greensburg (Ind.) II. S. 
 Acacia; Alpha Zeta. Instr., An. Ilusb., Purdue 
 Univ., 1012-14; Lecturer, Univ. 'of la.; Asst. 
 Prof., An. Ilusb., do., 1914-17. Auth.: Judging 
 Swine for Beginners, 1914; Care and Mgmt. of 
 P.rood Sow and Litters, 1917. Address, 181 W. 
 8th Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 ^077. JOHN ROBERT CtJLVlLLE 
 Engnj;. Writer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 17, 
 1890. Galesburg, 111.; s. George William (b. 
 Scotland) and Julia Estclla (Sage) Colville (h. 
 Conn.). Prepared in Galesburg II. S. Tau 
 Beta I'i; Eta Kai)pa Nu; Final Ilonors. Tech. 
 Writer, Nat. Lamp Works, Gen. Elec. Co., 
 1912 — . Auth.: Engng. Buls.; articles in Ulec. 
 IVorld, Iron Af/c, Factory, and others. Mem., 
 Illuminating Engng. Soc. Married Georgia 
 Frances King, Jl 20, 1914, Mason City, la. 
 Child, John Robert, Jr., b. My 2, 1015. Ad- 
 dress, 14.S30 Strathmore Ave., Cleveland; bus. 
 add., Nela Park. do. 
 
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 S078. CARL COLVIN 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 3, 1889, 
 Olney, 111.; s. W. E. (b. O 8, 1848, Hicrhland 
 Co., O.) and Lydia J. (Jackson) Colvin (b. Jl 
 21, 1852, O.). Prepared in Olney H. S. Iris; 
 Alpha Zeta; Phi Delta Kappa; Delta Kappa Pi; 
 Adelphic; Agr. .Club; Univ. Club; Class Sec. 
 Instr., Bloomington, 1912-13; do., Blackburn 
 Coll.. Carlinville, 111., 1913-15; do., Norm. Sch., 
 Charleston, I!!., 1915-18; Assoc, Apt. Educ, 
 Univ. of 111., 19 1 8—. 111. Nat. Guard. Auth. : 
 Course in Act. for Rural Schs., Normal Sch. 
 Bui.; Series of Articles in Sch. News. Mem., 
 Christian Church. Married Helen Schmidt, D 
 21, 191 2, Champaign. Addt'ess, 317 Washing- 
 ton Blvd., Urbana; bus. add., Room 553 Agr. 
 Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 5079. VALENTIN CONFESOR 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N i, 1888, 
 Cabatuan, P. I.; s. Julian Confesor. Prepared 
 in Iloilo (P. I.) H. S. Cosmopolitan Club. E. 
 E. Soc; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E.; Philippine 
 Govt. Stud. Elec. Engr., West. Elec. Co., 
 Omaha, Neb. Address, Cabatuan, Iloilo, P. I. 
 
 5080. ARTHUR FOSTER CONNARD 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 12, 1886, 
 Elwin, 111.; s. Milton Allen (b. N 30, 1859, do.) 
 and Eva Luella (Foster) Connard (b. Ag 4, 
 1865, do.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. Tau 
 Kappa Epsilon; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. ; 
 Onyx. Draftsman, Aurora. 111., 1912-14; 
 Draftsman and Designing Engr., Riverton, 
 Minn., 1914-16; Draftsman and Estimator, Du- 
 luth, Minn., 1916-17; Struct. Draftsman, Chi- 
 cago, 1917; Hull Draftsman, Emergency Fleet 
 Work, Savannah, Ga., 1917-18. Struct, and 
 Mech. Draftsman, Hull Dept., U. S. Shipping 
 Bd., Cleveland. .Xuth.: The Rowe Mine Ore 
 Washer, The Labor Saz'cr, 1916. Address, R. 
 4, Decatur, 111. 
 
 S081. EDWIN LEWIS CONNELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 14, 1889, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Lewis Wheeler (b. 1864, Water- 
 loo, la.) and Lulu (Stearns) Connell (b. 1861, 
 Joliet, 111.). Prepared in Joliet To. H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Prelim, and Final Honors. Ener., 
 Wagner Elec. Mfg. Co.. St. Louis, 1012-17; 
 Chief Engr., Van Dorn Elec. Tool Co.. Cleve- 
 land, 1917 — . Address. 2978 Woodhill Road, 
 Cleveland; bus. add.. Van Dorn Elec. Tool Co., 
 Cleveland. 
 
 5082. DELMAR GROSS COOKE 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 1; 
 
 Ph. D., 1917; b. Jl 26, 1888, Piper City, 111.; s. 
 James Allen (b. New Berlin. Pa.) and Minnie 
 (Gross) Cooke (b. do.). Prepared in Culver 
 Mil. Acad. Instr., Eng., H. S., Cham- aign, 
 1912-14; do., Univ. of Tex., 1917. Med. De- 
 tachment, Base Hosp., Camp Taylor, Ky., 
 1918-19. Address, Piper City, 111. 
 
 5083. LEON JOSEPH CORBEY 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 23, 1889, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Edward Salem (b. F i8, 1863, 
 do.) and Angel Tillie (Meier) Corbey (b. Mr 
 26, 1866). Prepared in Elgin H. S. Arch. 
 Club: Univ. Orchestra. Arch., Weary & Alford 
 Co., Chicago, igi2 — . Mem., Illini Club, Chi- 
 cago, 1912; 111. Chap., A. I. A., 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 22$ Villa St., Elgin, 111.; bus. add., 
 Weary & Alford Co., 1907 S. Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 5084. JAMES HENRY COULTER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 7, 1888, 
 Hersman, 111.; s. George (b. Brown Co., 111.) 
 and Lena (Aber) Coulter (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Pittsfield H. S. Civ. Engr., Am. Creosoting 
 Co., 1913; do., Can. Creosoting Co., Trenton, 
 Can., 1914; do., Canadian Tar Products Co., 
 Ltd., Montreal, Can., 1914 — . Married Frances 
 
 Edith Watson, Ag 18, 1913, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: James Henry Jr., b. Jl 16, 1914; Mary 
 Lena Elizabeth, b. N 24, 191 6. Address, 610 
 Madison Ave., Montreal, Can. 
 
 5085. LUVERN HENRIETTA CRAWFORD 
 (FRANKLIN) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 12, 1886, Bondville. 
 111.; d. J. W. (b. Ap 30, 1840, O.) and Julia 
 Anna (Stoker) Crawford (b. Ag 20, 1845, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S.; Grand Prairie 
 Sem. Married Richard Franklin, Je iS, 1913, 
 Champaign. Children: Richard Crawford, b. 
 N II, 1915; Julia Ann, b. D 29, 1917. Address, 
 1720 E. 13th Ave., Spokane. 
 
 5086. WILLIAM LESLIE CROW 
 Student; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 22, 
 1889, Chatham, 111.; s. O. B. Crow. Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S. A. M., Milliken Univ., 
 1914. Delta Omega; Le Cercle Frangais; 
 Ionian. Prin., H. S., Humboldt, Neb.; Univ. 
 of Chicago Law Sch. Address, 6103 Ingleside 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 S087. LOUIS EDWIN DALLENBACH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2630, 4123) 
 Farmer; A. B. in Sc; b. S 13, 1889, Cham- 
 paign; s. John Jacob (b. Je 7, 1856, Ripley, 
 O.) and Anna C. (Mittendorf) Dallenbach (b. 
 Jl 6, 1857, Cook Co., 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. M. A., Cornell, rgi^. Delta 
 I'psilon; Scabbard and Blade; 1st Lt. and Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Farmer, Champaign, 1913-17. 
 Mem., Bat. F., ist 111. F. A., 1915-17; ist Lt., 
 F. A. R. C, 1917; Capt., do., 1917; Mustered 
 out, F 10. 1919. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 
 127 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 S088. JOHN WALKER DAVIS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 18, 1888, 
 Poseyville, Ind.; s. John B. (b. Mr 12, 184s, 
 do.) and Lucy (Walker) Davis (b. Ja 21, 
 1848, do.). Prepared in Poseyville (Ind.) H. 
 S.; Ind. Univ., 1907-8. Triangle; Tau Beta 
 Pi. Foreinan and Engr., Am. Creosoting Co., 
 1912-14; Asst., Gen. Supt., Am. Tar Products 
 ('o., Chicago, 1914 — . Rlarried Ethel E. Law- 
 ler, Je 22, 191 7, Chicago. Child, Lucy Jane, 
 b. Je 7, 1918. Address, 733 E. Marquette 
 Road, Chicago; bus. add., 1092-208 S. LaSalle 
 St., do. 
 
 S089. FRANK CLIFFORD DEAN 
 Agr. Ed.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 3:, 1887, 
 La Moille, 111.; s. George Benton (b. Ap 5, 
 1S52, Dover, 111.) and Grace Laura (Cross- 
 man) Dean (b. Peru, 111.). Prepared in Prince- 
 Ion Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Neb., 1914-15. Tau 
 Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Delta Chi; Managing 
 Kd., The Daily Illini. City Ed., The Kankakee 
 Daily Gazette, 191 2-1 4; Agr. Ed., The Univ. of 
 Neb., 1914-16; Asst. Ed,, The O. St. Univ. 
 Coll. of Agr. Exten. Service, 1916 — . Auth.: 
 .Articles contributed to a number of Agr. and 
 Gen. Newsnapers. Mem., Baptist Church. Mar- 
 ried Iva Marie DeRose, Ja 14, 1914, Princeton, 
 111. Child, George Maurice, b. My 9, 1915. 
 .-Iddress, 1496 Belmont Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 5090. ARTHUR DECHMAN 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. My 22, 
 1888, Chicago; s. Mathias (b. Ger.) and Augus- 
 ta (Sperling) Dechman (b. do.). Prepared in 
 John Marshall H. S., Chicago; Valparaiso 
 Univ. Alpha Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 V. P., Jr. Class; Sr. Class Football; Sr. Smoker 
 Com.; Chm., Chem. Dance Com.; Sr. Memo- 
 rial Com.; Asst. Mgr., Circus. Sanitary Dist., 
 Chicago. 1913; Steel Bus., Champaign, 1914-15; 
 Sales Engr., Permutit Co., N. Y., 1916-17. 
 Married Ida Mae Shotwell, D 17, 1913, Evans- 
 ton, 111. Address, 2793 Avondale Ave., Cleve- 
 land. 
 
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 5091. EVA AMES DEDRICK 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 19, 1890, Geneseo, 
 111.; d. John Dedrick. Prepared in Geneseo H. 
 S. Alpha Xi Delta. Address, 527 S. Center 
 St., Geneseo, Ill.t 
 
 5092. CHARLES EDMUND DE LEUW 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; C. E., 1916; b. 
 
 Jl 3, 1891, Jacksonville, III.: s. Oscar Anthony 
 (b. 1848, Ger.) and Mary Elizabeth (Tribbey) 
 De Leuw (b. S 14, 1850, Winchester, 111.). 
 Prepared in Jacksonville H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta. Mech. and San. Engr., Central Engng. 
 Bur., Chicago, 1912-14; Engr., Ewing & Allen, 
 do., 1915-16; do.. Gales & De Leuw do., 1917 — . 
 Pvt. and Corp., ist III. Cavalry, 191 6-1 7; ist 
 Lt., 4th U. S. Engrs., Camp Greene, N. C, 
 1917; Capt., 4th Engrs.. A. E. P., France, 1918; 
 VVounded S 29, 191 8; Awarded service cross, 
 Ag 1918; Mustered out, Ja 22, 1919. Mem., 
 West. Soc. of Engrs.; A. S. C. E.; Illini Club 
 of Chicago. Married Martha Guthrie, Ag 21, 
 1917, Riverside, 111. Address, Riverside, 111.; 
 bus. add., Monadnock Block, Chicago. 
 
 5093. IRVING POLHEMUS DE MOTT 
 (Husband of No. 3348; Brother of No. 6198) 
 
 Mgr., Real Est. and Ins. Bus.; A. B. in Bus. 
 L. & A.; b. O 20, 1881, Bushnell, 111.; s. Rich- 
 ard Ray (b. Mr 25, 1847, Stanton, N. J.) and 
 Mary Helen (Polhemus) De Mott (b. My 9, 
 1 85 1, Fairview, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Mgr., Real Est., Loans and Ins. Bus., 1912-18. 
 Pvt., Co. A., nth Bn., Minn. Home Guards, 
 1917 — . Mem., Onyx Club. Married Mary 
 Gertrude Doherty ('08), Ja i, 1916, Cham- 
 paign. Children: John Irving, b. N 8, 1916; 
 Margaret Aileen, b. Jl 21, 1918. Address, Box 
 136, Crookston, Minn.; bus. add., Crookston 
 St., Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 5094. HERBERT GLENN DERRY 
 Merchant; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 2, 1888, 
 
 Vermont, 111.; s. William Louis (b. N 3, 1858, 
 do.) and Laura (Kirkbeide) Derry (b. O 29, 
 1859, do.). Prepared in Vermont H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad.; Stud., Telephone Engng., Educ. Dept., 
 The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph 
 Co., Denver. Gen. Elec. Lamp Works, Harri- 
 son, N. J., 1912-13; Farm Implement Dealer, 
 Vermont, 111., 1915; Mountain States Tele- 
 phone and Telegraph Co., Denver, 1915-17; 
 Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co., Miami, 
 Ariz., 1917-18; Farm Implement Dealer, Ver- 
 mont, 111., 1918 — . Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. 
 Married Marcaret Hewett, N 10, 1917, Globe, 
 Ariz. Address, Vermont, HI. 
 
 5095. JOHN JOSEPH DESMOND 
 Salesman; B. S. in ii. E.; b. Jl 31. 1885, 
 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. William d. do.) and Mar- 
 garet (Nolan) Desmond (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Woodstock H. S. Phi Kaiipa; Jr. Prom. Com.; 
 Pres., Sr. Class. Cml. Dept., West. Elec. Co., 
 1912-14; Salesman, Line Material Co., S. Mil- 
 waukee, 1914 — . Mem., Illini Club of Chicago, 
 1913 — . Married Elvira J. Lokay, O 30, 1916, 
 Chicago. Child, Sylvia Susan, b. D 14, 1917. 
 Address, 3951 Waveland Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., Line Material Co., South Milwaukee. 
 
 5096. FRED ROBERT DEWEND 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 1 1, 1887, 
 
 Davenport, la.; s. C. F. Dewend. Prepared in 
 Moline H. S. Address, 2028 6th Ave., Moline, 
 Ill.t 
 
 5097. WILLIAM HOVEY DEWEY 
 (Brother of No. 2637) 
 
 Grain Commissioner; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 
 5, 1890, Sheffield. 111.; s. William W. (b. Jl 14, 
 1851, Lunenburgh. Vt.) and May (Williams) 
 Dewey (b. F 6, 1855. Lakesville, Tnd.). Pre- 
 pared in Henry H. S.; Bradley Poly. Tech. 
 Inst., 1909-10. Beta Theta Pi. Clerk, W. W. 
 
 Dewey & Sons, Grain Commissioners, Peoria, 
 1912-14; Mem., firm, do., 1914 — . Capt., Q. M. 
 U. S. R., 1917; Asst. Camp Q. M., Syracuse, 
 N. Y. ; Gen. Hdqtrs. A. E. F., France. Mem., 
 Univ. Club of Peoria; Creve Coeur Club; Auto 
 Club; Peoria Bd. of Trade. Address, 119 N. 
 Elmwood Ave., Peoria; bus. add., 26 Bd. of 
 Trade, do. 
 
 5098. ROBERT WILLIAM DICKENSON 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 21, 1887, 
 Paris, III.; s. W. W. (b. 1840, do.) and Eliza- 
 beth K. (Rigg) Dickenson (b. Reading Pa.). 
 Prepared in Paris H. S. Agr. Club; Track 
 Team. Asst., Soil Physics, Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111., 1912-17; Farm Adviser, Cass Co., 
 111., 1919— . 2nd Lt., Inf. Sec, O. R. C; 
 ist Lt., Inf., Ind. O. R. C; ist Lt., Signal 
 Corps, Nat. Guard. U. S. ; ist Lt., A. S. S. C. 
 Photographic Section; Mustered out, D ii, 
 1918. Married Gladys Blanche Wilson, Je 9, 
 1917, Chicago. Address, Paris, 111.; bus. add., 
 Virginia, 111. 
 
 S099. HARRY ALLEN DOANE 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 6, 1889, 
 Malta, 111.; s. A. C. Doane. Prepared in Syca- 
 more H. S. E. E. Soc. Address, 121 Alma St., 
 Sycamore, Ill.t 
 
 SI 00. WILFRED M. DOHERTY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 7, 1890, St. Charles, 
 111.; s. James T. (b. do.) and Julia (Moran) 
 Doherty (b. do.). Prepared in St. Charles H. 
 S. Order of the Coif; Fresh. Honors; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors; Class Football. Law prac- 
 tice, Bulkley, Gray, and More; do., Bulkley, 
 More, and Talmadge, Chicago. 1012 — . Mem. 
 and Dir., St. Charles Club; Chicago Bar Assn. 
 Address, 116 W. Main St., St. Charles, 111.; 
 bus. add., 137 S. La Salle St., Chicago. 
 
 5101. OTIS BOND DORSEY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 23, 1890, 
 Perry, 111.; s. John Wilson (b. Mr 22, 1853, 
 do.) and Elizabeth Ellen (Bond) Dorsey (b. F 
 22, 1861, do.). Prepared in Perry H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. E. E. Soc. Engng. Dept., Edison Lamp 
 Works, Gen. Elec. Co., 1912-16; Power Supt. 
 and Elec. Engr., Hopkins & Allen Arms Co., 
 Norwich, Conn., 1916-17. Corp., Co. A. 301st 
 Mach. Gun Bn., Camp Devens, Mass.; Sergt., 
 Co. A, 301st Mach. Gun Bn., 76th Div., A. E. 
 F., France; do., 14th Co., A. C. S.. Camp de la 
 Valbonne. do. Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. ; A. F. 
 A. M., 32nd Degree. Address, 41 Boswell Ave.. 
 Norwich, Conn. 
 
 5102. THOMAS DUNN 
 Merchant; A. B. in Bus.; b. N 30, 1889, 
 Moline, 111.; s. George D. (b. do.) and Vera 
 (Tegeler) Dunn (b. Manchester. Eng.). Pre- 
 pared in Moline ?T. S. ; Mil. Stores Service 
 Course, Univ. of Chicago. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Yoxan. Hardware Bus., San Diego, Calif., 
 1912-15; do., Moline, 111., 1916-17. U. S. A. S., 
 1917 — . Mem., Univ. Club, San Diego, Calif., 
 1913-15. and Moline. 111.; Moline Cml. Club; 
 Rock Island Cml. Club. Address. 1524 3rd 
 Ave., Moline, 111. 
 
 5103. PHILLIP R. DUNTON 
 Transportation Engr.; B."S. in M. E.; b. Mr 
 24, 1885, Salem, Kan.; s. George William (b. S 
 22, 1853. Farmington Falls, Me.) and Lydia 
 (Schenck) Dunton (b. Ap 4, 1851, Fond du Lac, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Kan. St. Agr. Coll. Trans- 
 portation Engr.. 1912-13; Supt.. Water and 
 Elec. Power Plant, McPherson, Kan., 1913-14; 
 Supt., Water and Elec. Power Plant. Ponca 
 City, Okla., 1914-18- Pvt.. Co. A. 326 Bn., 
 Tank Corps: Sergt., Tank Corps.. Hdatrs. Co. 
 326 Bn. Mem., A. S. M. E.; Jovian Order, 
 Address, Ponca City, Okla. 
 
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 5104. ELAIR DILWORTH DUVAL 
 Sales Engr. ; B. S. in Ry. C. E. ; b. Ja 4, 
 1888; s. Jean Cl'arles Eugene (b. Jl 26, 1862, 
 Can.) and Estelle (Carter) Duval (b. S 28, 
 1865, Bluff City, III.). Prepared in Omaha 
 (Neb.) II. S.; Univ. of Neb., 1906-08. Ilus. 
 Sales Engr., Am. Radiator Co. for Tidewater 
 section of Va. Supt., Const. Q. M. Corps. U. 
 S. A.; Capt. and Adjt., Norfolk Regt., Norfolk 
 Protective League. Married Grace Hartman, 
 Te 4, 1914, New Albany, Ind. Address, 32 
 Bedford Apts., Norfolk Va. ; bus. add.. P. O. 
 Box 1 163, do. 
 
 Sios. EDWARD LOUIS EAGLE 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Ag 25. 1889, Streator, 
 111.; s. Isidore (b. D 8, 1853, Ger.) and Cathe- 
 ine (Whalen) Eagle (b. Ireland). Prepared in 
 Streator H. S. Order of Coif; Philoniathean; 
 John Marshall Club; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Lawyer. Moline, 111., 1913-16; Asst. St. Atty., 
 Rock Island Co., III., 1916 — . Married Elsie 
 E. Snook, O 28, 1916. Atlanta, 111. Child, 
 Edward Louis, Tr., b. D 23, 1917. Address, 
 2916 i2th Ave., Moline, 111. 
 
 5106. MELVILLE JOSEPH EAMES 
 Chiropractor; A. B. in Sc; b. D 6, 18S9, 
 Garden City. Kan.; s. E. P. Eames. Prepared 
 in Blue Island H. S.; Rush Med. Coll. Chiro- 
 practic Phys., Chicago. Address, 1458 Argyle, 
 Chicago.! 
 
 Sio;. CLARA ECKHARDT (EVANS) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 28. 1883, Toledo, O.; 
 d. George B. (b. D 31, 1851, Auburn, Ind.) 
 and Mary (WaldvogeD Evans (b. S 15, 1852, 
 Toledo, O.). Prepared in Toledo (O.) H. S.; 
 Univ. of Mo.. 1908-09. Alpl'a Xi Delta; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu; Phi Delta Psi; XL 
 Sc. Club; Soph. Honors. Instr.. Textiles and 
 Sewing. Univ. of Wis., 1912-17. Married 
 Frank Caradoc Evans, Ag 27, 1917, Toledo, O. 
 Address, 20 Ramsay Ave., City Point, Va. 
 
 S108. LOUISE EISZNER (MAGEE) 
 (Wife of No. 5802; Sister of Nos. 3356, 3720) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Chicago; d. August W. 
 (b. do.) and Elsie M. (Scheurmann) Eiszner 
 (b. Merkenfritz, Ger.). Prepared in Oak Park 
 H. S. ; Lewis Inst.. 1908-9. Married Elon C. 
 Magee ('13), S i, 1917, Chicago. Address, 
 Geneseo, 111. 
 
 5109. PHILIP R. ELFSTROM 
 
 Ry. C. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 15, i8qi, 
 Batavia, 111.; s. Axel and Ida (Redborg) Elf- 
 strom. Pre|iared in W. Batavia H. S. Ry. C. 
 Engr.. C. & W. I. R. R., Chicago, 1912-15; C. 
 M. & St. P. R. R., do., 1915-17- 1st Lt., Co. D, 
 311th Engrs., Camp Grant. 111., 1917-18; do., 
 A. E. F., France, 191S— . Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 R. A. M. Address. 215 McKee St., Batavia. 
 111.; bus. add., C. M. & St. P. R. R., Chicago. 
 
 51 10. CHARLES JOHN ELLIOTT 
 (Husband of No. 5762; Sister of No. 5643) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 28, 1889, Toni- 
 ca. 111.; s. Arthur (b. 185S, do.) and 
 Antoinette Emma (Hoffman) Elliott (b. O 20, 
 1865, do.). Prepared in Streator Tp. H. 8. 
 Farmer, Tonica, 111. Married Lillian May 
 King ('13), S 2, 1914, Plymouth, III. Child, 
 Donald Rodnev, b. S 30, 1916. Address, Ton- 
 ica, III. 
 
 51 II. ORLAND I. ELLIS 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 16, 1889, 
 Ancona, 111.; s. Orlando I. (b. i860. 111.) and 
 Sadie S. (Armstrong) Ellis (b. D 15, 1869 
 Pontiac, 111.). Prepared in Dwight and Pontiac 
 Tp. H. S. Asst., Soil Phys. Agr. E.xp. Sta.. 
 Univ. of 111., 19:3-16; ist Asst., do., 1916-18: 
 Assoc, Soil Phys.. do., 1918 — . Address, 1208 
 \V. Clark St., Urbana; bus. add.. 656 Agr. 
 BIdg.. dv. 
 
 S112. *EDITH MAE ELMENDORF 
 .\. B. in H. Sc; b. F 28, 1889, Morrison, 
 HI.; d. George Elmendorf. Prepared in Morri- 
 son H. S. Teacher, H. Sc, Stockland, III. 
 Died S 8, 1916, Muncie. 111. 
 
 5 1 13. JOHN L. ERNST 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. D 3, 1888, E. 
 St. Louis, 111.; s. Henry (b. My 18, 1863, Sim- 
 mershausen, Hessen Cassel, Ger.) and Anna 
 Helen (Seeger) Ernst (b. D 28, 1S65, do.). 
 Prepared in E. St. Louis H. S. Arch. Club. 
 Oraftsnian, Estimator and Engr., Hiram Lloyd 
 15. & C. Co., St. Louis, 1912-1-: Contractor's 
 Kngr. on reconst. of Compton Hill Reservoir, 
 (/<)., 1915-16; Kresse & Ernst. Archs., 1917-18; 
 Cost Engr., U. S. West. Cartridge Plant Exten., 
 East Allen, 111. Mem., St. Louis Arch. Club; 
 Immanuel Evangelical Church: V. P., So. 111. 
 Evangelical Sunday Schs. Address, 906 N. 
 17th St.. East St. Louis, 111.; bus. add., 419 
 \'ictoria Bldg., St. Louis. 
 
 5114. ALEXANDER WATMAUGH 
 ERSKINE 
 (Brother of No. 3724) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 26, 1888, 
 Eagle Grove, la.; s. Robert (b. Ap 10, 1847, 
 Gallashiels, Scotland) and Mary (Goodspeed) 
 Erskine (b. F 28, 1S58, Constantia, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Oak Park II. S. Triangle. Engr., 
 C. & N. W. Ry., 1912-is; U. S. Govt. Valuation 
 Div., Interst. Commerce Dept., 1915-17. ist 
 Lt., E. O. R. C, A. E. F., r ranee, 1917 — . 
 Married Maude Underwood, Jl 13, 1912. Chi- 
 cago, Child, James A., b. My 1913 Address, 
 304 N. East Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 SI 15. NELLIE ERSKINE (BENJAMIN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 16, 1890, Chicago; d. 
 Frank David (b. N 14, 1863, Mo.) and Mary 
 Jane (Shurtz) Erskine (b. Je 17, 1864, Laze- 
 well Co., 111.). Prepared in McKinley, John 
 Marshall, and Hyde Park H. Schs., Chicago. 
 .Mpha Omicron Pi; Der Deutsche Verein. 
 Mem., Univ. Place Church of Christ. Married 
 Robert Bernard Benjamin, D 21, 1914, 
 Hawarden, Can. Addrcs.^, Hawarden, Sas- 
 katchewan, Can. 
 
 51 16. ARTHUR THOMPSON EVANS 
 In.structor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. My 22, 1888, 
 Wellington, 111.; s. R. M. Evans. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. A. M., Univ. of Colo., 1915; Ph. 
 D., Univ, of Chicago. 1918. Iris; Class Foot- 
 ball; Class Baseball; Illini Bd. of Control; 
 Sergt.. Univ. Regt. Prin., H. S., Wakefield, 
 \^*is.; Instr., Univ. of Colo.; .Asst. Pathologist, 
 Cereal Investigation, Bur. of Plant Industry, 
 U. S. Dept. of Agr., Purdue Exp. Sta., La- 
 fayette, Ind., 191 8 — . .Vuth. : Dragon Flies of 
 the Douglas Lake Region. Mich.; Breedings 
 Habits of Common House-Fly; Jour, of Econ. 
 EiitoDwl., Vol. 9: The Morphology of the Fron- 
 tal Appendage of the Male in the Phyllopod 
 Crustacean Thamnocephalus Platyurus Packard, 
 Reprinted from Jour, of Morhliology, Vol. 26, 
 191 5. Married 1914. C-hild, Margaret Louise, 
 b. S 26, 1915. Address, Purdue Experiment 
 Station, Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 5117. JOHN EDWARD EVANS 
 Chief Inspector; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 15, 
 1890. Chicago; s. John H. (b. 1S63, Belmont, 
 Wis.) and Margaret E. (Hughes) Evans (b. 
 1861, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S. 
 Asst. Boiler Room Engr.. Fisk St. Sta., Com- 
 monwealth Edison Co., Chicago, 1912-13; 
 Kngr., Underwriters Labs., Inc., do., 1913-18; 
 Chief Inspector, Gilbert & Barker Mfg. Co., 
 Sp)-ingfield. Mass., 191S-19; Mech. Engr., Wells 
 & Xewlon Co., New York City. Married Leta 
 Anna Whiting, Mr 21, 1913, Washington, la. 
 Child. Richard Walter, b. D 28, 1918. Address, 
 843 W. 179th St., New York City; bus. add., 
 292 .\ve. B, do. 
 
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 453 
 
 51 18. WILLIAM HOWARD FARNUM 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 4. 1889, 
 Danville, 111.; s. William E. (b. 0.) and Katie 
 (I'ullcr) Farnum (b. Kent, O.). Prepared in 
 Danville H. S. Arch. Club. Bldp. Supt., Dan- 
 ville, 111., 1912; Struct. Engr., Chicago, 1913- 
 17; Arch. Engr., Cleveland, 1918 — . Married 
 Cornelia Dammers, Je 23, 1915, Chicago. Child, 
 William Howard, Jr., b. D iS, 1917. Address, 
 1840 Van ]?uren Road, East Cleveland; bus. 
 add., lOiiJ Euclid Ave., East Cleveland. 
 
 S118A. ALBIN ISAAC FARR 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 21, 1882, Flanagan, 
 111.; s. J. Farr. Prepared in No. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Address, 301 S. Main St., Kewanee, 111. 
 
 SI 19. PER ALEXANDER FAUST 
 Master Mcch.; B. S. in M. E.; b. J,i 2, 1878, 
 Sweden; s. Sven Johanson (b. D 1831, do.) 
 and Anna (Kajsa) Johanson (b. 1833, do.). 
 Prepared in Augustana Coll. Draftsman, Bet- 
 fendorf Axle Co., Bettendorf. la., 1912-13; 
 Shop Foreman and Master Mech., Ark. Valley 
 Smelter, Leadvillc, Colo., 1913-17; Master 
 Mech., United Verde Exten. Min. Co., Clark- 
 dale, Ariz., 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Mar- 
 ried Mary Louesa Ilalcomb, S 4, igu, Moline, 
 111. Address, Clarkdale, Ariz. 
 
 5120. LOUIS EUGENE FAYART 
 Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 21, 1889, 
 Springfield, III.; s. Eugene C. Fayart. Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S. Plii Alnha Delta ;^ Illini 
 StatT. Mem., firm of Eugene E. Fayart & Son, 
 Gen. Ins. and Mortgage Loans. 2nd Lt., 9th 
 F. A., Ft. Sill, Okla.; Mustered out, D 15. 
 1918. V. P., Springfield Illini Club. .'Iddress, 
 1201 S. 4th St., Springlield, 111.; btts. add., 
 Illinois National Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 5121. HARRY FEDDE 
 (Brother of No. 7508) 
 
 Merchant; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 5, 1890, 
 Peotonc, 111.; s. E. IT. (b. F 13, 1867, Mom- 
 mcnce. 111.) and Elizabeth (Conrad) Fedde (b. 
 F I, 1866, Peotone, 111.). Prepared in Peotone 
 II. S.; Univ. Acad. Sales Engr., Chicago, 
 1912-13; Furniture Dealer, Peotone, 111., 1913 — . 
 Married Edith M. Craig, Ag 12, 1913, Chicago. 
 Children: Joan E., b. Ap 23, 1913; daughter, b. 
 Je 25, 1918. Address, Peotone, 111. 
 
 5122. WINIFRED FEIIRENKAMP 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Milwaukee; d. George 
 (b. Oldenburg, Ger.) and Eleanor (J'Neill (Wil- 
 son) Fehrenkamp (b. Waterloo, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in S. Division II. S., Milwaukee; Univ. 
 of Wis.; Milwaukee Norm. Sch. Delta Delta 
 Delta. Lecturer, Lib. Sch. and Arch. Libn., 
 Univ. of 111., 1912 — . .Address, 916 Nevada 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., Ricker Lib. of Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 5 1 23. EMMA FELSENTHAL 
 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 8, 1S75, Chi- 
 cago; d. Bernhard (b. 1822, Ger.) and Hen- 
 rietta (Blumenfield) Felsenthal (b. 1837, do.). 
 Prepared in W. Division II. .S., Chicago. Ph. 
 B., Univ. of Chicago, 1910. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Pres., Univ. of 111. Libr. Club, 1911-12. 
 Honors, Eng. and Gen. Literature, Univ. of 
 Chicago. Reference Asst. and Instr., Lib., Univ. 
 of 111., 1912-18; Libn., Lib. of Congress, Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1918 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn., 
 1912 — ; 111. Lib. Assn.; Woman's Cosmopolitan 
 Club, Univ. of 111.; Menorah. Address, c/o 
 Library of Congress, Washington, D. C. 
 
 5124. CLARENCE WILLIAM FICK 
 Asst. Foreman; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 30, 
 i8qo, St. Joseph, Mo.; s. Julius B. (b. S 10, 
 1866, do.) and Lillie Amelia (Slecter) Fick 
 (b. Mr 1867, Decatur, 111.). Prepared in 
 Aurora H. S. and James -Sterling Morton H. 
 S. Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. ; Class Basketball. 
 Chicago Telephone Co., 1912-13; Tester, Spe- 
 
 cial Section Foreman, Asst. Gen. Foreman, 
 Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. Co. Mem., Edison 
 Club; Bd. of Dirs., 1916-18; Chm., Member- 
 ship Com., A. I. E. E., 1916-18. Address, 
 Ballston Lake, N. Y.; bus. add.. Box 4S2, 
 Schenectady, do. 
 
 5125- J.\MES STU.ART FINDLEY 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 3, 1889, 
 Peabody, Kan.; s. Stuart S. (b. 1845, O.) 
 and Mary E. (Hawlcy) F'indley (b. 1855, 
 Vt.). Prepared in Wichita (Kan.) H. S. A. 
 15., Friends Univ., iqu. Concrete and Bldg. 
 Insp., K. C. Terminal Ry., Kansas Citv, Mo., 
 1912-13; Bldg. and Bridge Insp., M. K. & T. 
 R. R., Parsons, Kan., 191^-16; Instrumentman, 
 C. B. and Q. R. R., Denver, 1916-18; Div. 
 Engr., do., Greybull, Wyo., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Colo. Soc. C. E. .Married llattie B. Codington, 
 O 16, 1915, Falls City, Neb. Child, Gerald 
 Codington h. N 5, 1916. Address, P. O. Box 
 735, Greybull, Wyo. 
 
 S126. CHESTER OWEN FISCHER 
 Ins. Agt.; LL. B.; b. Jl 25, 1891, St. Louis; 
 s. Charles Owen (b. Mr 12, 1868, Bloomfield, 
 Mo.) and Emmeline (Raub) Fischer (b. Jl 11, 
 1870, St. Louis). Prepared in McKink-y II. S., 
 St. Louis. Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi; Sigma 
 Delta Chi; Shield and Trident; Ma-wan-da; 
 Yoxan; Ku KIux; Pan-Hellenic Council; (jlass 
 Football; Fresh. Baseball Mgr.; Soph. Cotil- 
 lion Com.; Bus. Mgr., Illio; .\th. Ed., lUini; 
 Pres., Lincoln League; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. 
 Stag Com.; Homecoming Com. Law Prac- 
 tice, Pooria, 1012-13; Mgr., Miss. Valley Se- 
 curities Co., 1913-14; Gen. Agt., Mass. Mut. 
 Life Ins. Co., Peoria, 191.1— . Mem., Univ. 
 Club; Peoria Illini Club; Peoria Bar Assn.; 
 Life Underwriters Assn. of Peoria. Married 
 Catherine Faber, O 14, 1915, Peoria. Child 
 Catherine Meyers, b. D 25. 1916. Address 
 1015 N. Glen Oak Ave., Peoria; bus. add. 
 Suite 604 Lehmann Bldg., do. 
 
 S127. HAMILTON RODELL FISHBACK 
 (Brother of No. 3734) 
 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ja 10, 1890, 
 Marshall, 111.; s. Joseph Sexton (b. 1841, Clark 
 Co., 111.) and Elizabeth (Flesher) Fishback (b. 
 1847, do.). Prepared in Marshall Tp. H. S. 
 M. S., Jeflersoii Med. Coll., 1915; M. D., do., 
 1916; Sc. D., do., 1917. Insir., Chem., Med. 
 Stud., Biochem. Research Worker, Jefferson 
 .\lcd. Coll., 1912-17; Res. Phys., Jefferson 
 IIosp., Philadelphia, 1917 — . Mem., I'hi Beta 
 I'i, 1912 — . Married Nellie May Dutton, Ag 
 20, 1913, St. Joseiih, Mo. Child, Hamilton 
 Rodell, jr., b. D 14, 1915. Address, Altamont, 
 III.; bus. add., Jefferson IIosp., Philadelphia. 
 5 1 28. LAURA ESTELLE FISHER 
 
 Exten. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 29, 
 1883, Kinmundy, 111.; d. 1). E. Fisher. Pre- 
 pared in Kinmundy II. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 I St Cabinet V. W. C. .\.; Volunteer Band; Le 
 Cercle Frangais; El Circula Espanol. Exten. 
 See., Y. W. C. A., Des Moines; Supt., H. S., 
 Kinmundy, 111., 1914-17. Address, Kinmundy, 
 
 ■' S129. LEWIS NEBINGER FISHER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1914; b. 
 Je I, 1890, Decatur, 111.; s. G. W. Fisher. Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. S.; Milliken Univ. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Triangle. Const, of a sewer system, 
 Baltimore, ist Lt., F. A. .\minunition Trains; 
 3rd Div., Chickamauga I'ark, Ga. ; do., 3rd 
 .\rmy Tr. Camp, A. E, F., France. Address, 
 1177 W. Forrest Ave., Decatur, Ill.t 
 
 SI 30. HARRISON OBI AH FLATT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 2, 1888, 
 
 Carrollton, 111.; s. Damon and Susan Flatt. 
 Prepared in Carrollton H. S. Teacher, Eng., 
 H. S., Potomac, HI.; do., Eng. and Latin, H. 
 S., Metronolis, 111.; do., Louisville, Ky., 
 1918 — . Address, 1022 S. 2nd St., Louisville, 
 Ky. 
 
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 5131- GEORGIA ELIZABETH FLEMING 
 (Sister of Nos. 4652, 513-, 5i33) 
 Associate; B. S. in H. Sc.; b. Ap 2, 1884, 
 Arlington Ilgts., IlL; d. George Wallace (b. 
 Ag 17, 1S59, do.) and Ellen Grahame (Good- 
 fellow) Fleming (b. D 12, i860, Council Bluffs, 
 la.). Prepared in Olney H. S.; (Columbia, 
 1912-13, summer 1916. Instr., H. So., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-18; Assoc^ Home Econ., 1918 — . 
 Auth. : Suggestions for (jarment Making, Extcn. 
 Circular No. 14, Univ. of 111. Coll. of Agr., 
 
 1917. Address, 1107 W. Oregon St., Urbana; 
 bus. add., H. Sc. Dept., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 S132. GERTRUDE WALLACE FLEMING 
 (CRICHTON) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 4652, 5131. 5133) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O s, 1888, Arlington 
 Hgts., 111.; d. George Wallace (b. Ag 17, 1859, 
 do.) and Ellen Grahame (Goodfellow) Fleming 
 (b. D 12, i860. Council Bluffs, la.). Prepared 
 in Olney H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Illiola; Scrib- 
 bler's Club. Teacher, Eng., H. S., Herrin, 111., 
 1912-14; do., Pekin, 111., 1914-16; do.. Olney, 
 111., 1916-17; Instr., So. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1917-18. Married George K. Crichton, S 19, 
 
 1918, Olney, 111. Address, Herrin, 111. 
 
 S133. JOHN GOODFELLOW FLEMING 
 (Brother of Nos. 4652, 5131, 5132) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 21, 1S91, 
 Arlington Hgts.; s. George Wallace (b. Ag 17, 
 1859, do.) and Ellen Grahame (Goodfellow) 
 Fleming (b. D 12, i860. Council Bluffs, la.). 
 Prepared in Olney H. S. Agr. Club; Pliilo- 
 mathean. Arch., San Francisco. Address, 409 
 Banders Invest. Bldg., San Francisco. 
 
 5134. HERBERT EDWARD FOSTER 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. My 12, 1890, 
 
 Attica, Ind.; s. Geeorge Edward (b. Mr 9, 1861, 
 do.) and Hattie Grace (Mosier) Foster (b. O 
 3, 1865, do.). Prepared in Attica (Ind.) H. S. 
 Sigma Chi; Helmet; Ku Klux; Scarab; Shield 
 and Trident; Ma-wan-da; Chm., Jr. Prom Com.; 
 Interschol. ^Igr. Const. Engr., Central Mfg. 
 Dist., Chicago, 1912-15; West. Mgr., Fenestra 
 Const. Co., Chicago, 1915-17. 2nd Lt., N. A., 
 Insp., Materials for Military Rys., Cleveland. 
 Address, 1924 East 105th St., Cleveland. 
 
 5135. VIOLA CONSTANCE ERASER 
 
 (VAUGHAN) 
 (Wife of No. S474) 
 
 A. B. in Sc.; b. N 17, 1888, Lead, S. Dak.; 
 d. R. S. (b. Scotland) and Mary Louise (Sum- 
 mers) Eraser (h. Louisville, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Lead (S. Dak.) H. S.; Yankton Coll., 1908-09; 
 Lib. Sell., Univ. of 111. Asst. Loan l^ibn., Univ. 
 of 111., 191 2-1 5. Married Lynn B. Vaughan, 
 ('12), N 16, 1915, Downers Grove, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Vivian, b. O 23, 1916; Robert Berton, 
 b. O 8, 191 7. Address, Hurley, S. Dak. 
 5136. PAUL BUCHER FRITCHEY 
 (Brother of No. 5669) 
 
 Sales Representative; A. B. in L. & A.; b 
 Mr 7. 189 1, Olney, 111.; s. Theodore A. (b 
 Rose Hill, O.) and Lydia (Bucher) Fritchey 
 Prepared in Olney H. S.; Purdue Univ., 1908 
 09. Kappa Sigma; Bus. Mgr., ///. Mag.: Y 
 M. C. A. Cabinet; Recorder, Y. M. C. A.; Mem 
 bership Com., Lincoln League; Egyptian Club 
 Commercial Club; Chm., Sr. Ball Com.; Pres. 
 Salesmanship Class. Sec, Chamber of Com 
 merce, Jacksonville. 111., 1912-14, Sales Repre 
 sentative, Alexander Hamilton Inst., New York 
 City, Peoria, 1914 • — ■ .Army Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 Ft. Meyer and Ft. Ethan Allen; A. P. O. 726 
 
 A. E. F., France, 191 7. Mem., A. F. A. M 
 
 B. P. O. E. Address, Olney, 111. 
 
 5137. IRENE MASON FUNK (ROYCE) 
 
 (Sister of No. 8336) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 4, 1891, Kernan, 
 111.; d. Milton Phillips (b. Ap 24, 1838 Lynn- 
 
 ville, 111.) and Evolene (Scovell) Funk (b. My 
 25, 1855 Hornellsville, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Streator Tp. H. S. Classical Club. Teacher, 
 Latin. Kirkland, 111. Married J. A. Royce 
 (died Mr i, 1919, Naperville, 111.) Address, 
 Xaperville, 111. 
 
 5138. RALPH JOHN GARBER 
 .\sst. Agronomist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 24, 
 1890, Deer Creek, 111.; s. John (b. S 7, 1856, 
 Washington, 111.) and Lena (Oswald) Garber 
 (h. Ja 1857, Morton, 111.). Prepared in Gibson 
 City H. S. M. S., Univ. of Minn., 1917. 
 Acacia; Gamma Sigma Delta. Farmer, Gibson 
 eitv. 111., 1912-13; Teacher, H. S., Morgan, 
 Minn., 1913-15; do., Monticello, 111., 1915-16; 
 Asst. Agronomist, L^niv. of Minn., 1917 — . 
 Married Mildf-ed E. Fitschen,Jl 19, 1917, (Dlivia, 
 Minn. Address, 2176 Scudder St., St. Paul; 
 bus. add., Univ. Farm, do. 
 
 5139. DANIEL WEBSTER GASKILL 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 24, 1882, Woodlawn, 
 III.; s. E. F. and E. A. Gaskill. Prepared in 
 Ottawa Univ.. Kan. Address, Kell, 111. 
 
 5140. RALPH ^^LLSBURY GATES 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Jl 30, 18S9, 
 
 Wilmette. 111.; s. W'illiam Spaulding (b. Chi- 
 cago) and Lillian Warner (Pillsbury) Gates (b. 
 \. H.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., Chi: 
 cago. Phi Gamma Delta; Helmet; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Varsity Basketball; Class Baseball; V. 
 P., Stud. Union Council. Chem., Armour & 
 Co., Chicago; Chem., Victor Chem. Co., Chi- 
 cago Hgts., 111. Pvt. Co. B, 30th Engrs.. A. E. 
 F., A. P. O. 170, France; Mustered out F 3, 
 1019. Mem., Chicago lUini Club; Ravenswood 
 Golf Club; Chicago Hgts. Golf C"lub; Chicago 
 Hgts. Indus. Club. Address. 40 W. 15th St., 
 Chicago Heights, 111.; bus. add., Victor Chem. 
 Co., Chicago Heights, 111. 
 
 5141. ROSA LEE GAUT 
 Pianist; B. Mus. ; b. Ag 27, 1886, Knoxville, 
 Tenn. ; d. J. W. Gaut. Prepared in Knoxville 
 (Tenn.) H. S. Pianist, Dept. of Phys. Tr. for 
 Women, L'uiv. of 111., 1913-18. Address, King- 
 ton Pike, Knoxville, Tenn. 
 
 5142. AMELIA LOUISE GAY 
 (Sister of No. 2675) 
 
 Teacher: A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1915; b. 
 Je 9, 1892, Rockport, 111.; d. James Clark (b. 
 do.) and Tosepliine LTdell (Horton) Gay (b. 
 Horton, 111.). Prepared in Pittslield H. S. 
 Sigma Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Illiola; Der Deut- 
 sche Verein; Sr. Breakfast Com. Teacher, 
 German, H. S., Elmwood, 111. Address, Rock- 
 port, 111. 
 
 5 143. HARRY FOREST GEIST 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; E. E., 1916; b. 
 
 S 2, 1887. Aurora. 111.; s. Frank A. Geist. Pre- 
 pared in E. Aurora H. S. Varsity Gym. Team. 
 Testing Dept., West. Elec. Co., Pittsburgh; 
 Webster Elec. Co., Racine. W'is. Address, 
 2230 1 6th St., Racine, W'is.t 
 S144. WaLLIAM SUMNER GENTRY, JR. 
 (Husband of No. 4552) 
 Salesman; B. S. in A. E.; b. F 8, 1889, 
 Frankfort, Ind.; s. William Sumner (b. F 7, 
 1851, do.) and Etta Albertyne (Cappey) Gen- 
 try (b. Ag 20, 1867, Montmorenci, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Valparaiso Univ.; L^niv. Acad.; De 
 Pauw Univ.. 1907. Delta LTpsilon; Helmet; Ku 
 Klux; Mil. Band. Draftsman, Metropolitan St. 
 Ry. Co., Kansas City, Mo.; Instr., Arch., Univ. 
 of 111.; Salesman The Barrett Co.. Kansas City, 
 Mo.; Salesman, The Barrett Co., Madison, Wis. 
 Married Adda Elizabeth Berger ('11), Ja 4, 
 1914, Dolton, 111. Child. William Berger, b. 
 O 5, 1916. Address, Omaha, Neb. 
 
 S145. IVALOO GENUNG 
 Asst. Postmaster; B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 31. 
 1884, Rantoul, 111.; d. Z. R. Genung. Prepared 
 in Rantoul H. S. Asst. Postmaster, Rantoul, 
 111. Address, Rantoul, 111. 
 
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 5146. BEN GEST 
 Architect; B. S. in A. B. ; b. Mr 24, 1883, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. W. H. Gest. Prepared in 
 Augustana Coll. Acad. A. B., Augustana Coll., 
 1903. Cosmopolitan Club. Arch., Augustana 
 Coll., Canton, S. C. Address, 1203, 2nd Ave., 
 Rock Island, III.; bus. add., c/o Augustana 
 Coll., Canton, S. C. 
 
 5147. ARTHUR S. GIDDINGS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 16, 1885, 
 Sterling, 111.; s. Solomon P. (b. N 2, 1837, Vt.) 
 and Emaroy (Capen) Giddings (b. Jl 9, 184^, 
 Vt.). Prepared in Sterling H. S. Transfor- 
 mer Tester, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co., 
 Wilkinsburg, Pa., 1912-14; Concrete Tester, 
 Sish»yon Elec. Light and Power Co., Copco, 
 Calif., 191 7; Engng. Clerk, Northwest. Elec. 
 Co., Portland, Ore., 1918 — : Married Mildred 
 Emmons, My 24, iqi7. Atascadero, Calif. Ad- 
 dress, 639 E. 65th St., North Portland, Ore. 
 S148. PAUL EARNED GILLAN 
 Publisher; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 22, 1887, 
 Milwaukee; s. Silas Young (b. My 21, 1850, 
 Lilly, III.) and Elizabeth (Harned) Gillan (b. 
 Evansville, 111.). Prepared in West Division 
 H. S., Milwaukee.; Univ. of Wis., 1907-8, 1909- 
 10. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi; Final 
 Honors. Educ. Publisher, Milwaukee. Mar- 
 ried Marian Elizabeth Ward, Je 22, 19 16. Ad- 
 dress, 420 Jefferson St., Milwaukee. 
 
 5149. WINFIELD CORWIN GILMORE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 3, 1890, Pontiac, 111.; 
 s. W. S. Gilmore. Prepared in Gibson City H. 
 S. Iris; Ionian; John Marshall Court Club; 
 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Class Baseball; Class Foot- 
 ball; Class Bowling. Y. M. C. A. Staff, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Hdqtrs. Co., i4qth F. A., A. E. F. 
 France. Address, Kiowa, Okla.t 
 
 5150. DELBERT GEORGE GIRTON 
 
 A. B. in Bus.; b. Mr 26, 1892, Colorado 
 Springs, Colo.; s. G. N. Girton. Prepared in 
 North Dixon H. S. Delta Upsilon; Delta 
 Kappa Chi; Helmet; Orange and Blue Dancing 
 Club; Class Football; Class Baseball; Class 
 Bowling. With Swift Beef Co., Ltd., London. 
 Address, 58 W. Smithfield, London, E. C. 
 
 5151. HARRY FRANKLIN GLAIR 
 Asst. Supt.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 28, 1888, 
 
 Chicago; s. Louis C. (b. Mr 5, 1864, Buffalo, 
 N. Y.) and Emma K. (Olskey) Glair (h. Jl 8, 
 1864, do.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. Zeta 
 Psi; Ku Klux; Helmet; Mgr., Glee and Mando- 
 lin Club; Fresh. Varsity Baseball. Draftsman, 
 St. Louis, 1912; Engr., Const, and Plant Main- 
 tenance, Whiting, Ind., 1912-14; Asst. Supt., 
 Dept. of Paraffine Oils, Wax, and Candles, 
 Standard Oil Co., do., 1914 — . Married Hor- 
 tense Oliver, N 10, 191.S. Address, 1342 Amy 
 Ave., Whiting, Ind.; bus. add.. Standard Oil 
 
 5152. GRACE GLASGOW 
 (Sister of No. 5153) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc. ; M. S., 1913; b.. 
 F 14, 1883, Tennessee, 111.; d. D. Glasgow. 
 Prepared in Tennessee H. S. Dept. of Bact., 
 St. Agr. Coll. and Exp. Sta., Manhattan, Kan. 
 Address, Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 5153. RUTH GLASGOW 
 (Sister of No. 5152) 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in H. Sc; M. S., 1913; b. 
 O I, 1887, Tennessee, 111.; d. D. Glasgow. Pre- 
 pared in Tennessee H. S. Instr., Bact., Univ. 
 of 111., 1912-13; Instr., Mellon Inst., Univ. of 
 Pittsburgh. Address, c/o Mellon Inst., Univ. 
 of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. 4 
 
 5154. LEONARD WOOD GLOVER 
 (Brother of No. 7547) 
 
 Dir. of Mus.; A. B. in L. & A.; B. Mus., 
 1914; b.Jl 6, 1887, Urbana: s. John Adams (b. 
 Jacksonville, 111.) and Clara Lobdell (Wood) 
 Glover (b. Ann Arbor. Mich.). Prepared in 
 
 Urbana U. S. Mu Kappa Alpha; Glee Club. 
 Voice Teacher and Dir., Mus., ist Congr. 
 Church, Cadillac, Mich., 191 5; Voice Teacher, 
 Conservatory of Central Coll., Pella, la., 1915- 
 16; Dir., Dept. of Voice and Pub. Sch. Mus., 
 S. West. St. Norm. Sch., California, Pa., iqi6- 
 17; Dir., Dept. of Voice and Pub. Sch. 
 Mus. and Dir. of Chorus, Danus Mus. Inst., 
 Warren, O., 1917—. Auth.: Mus. Tr. for 
 Grade Teachers, Bui., pub. by Commnnwealth, 
 Pa. Mem., Maccabees. Married Bessie Judith 
 Haines, N 25. 1915, Gibson City, 111. Child, 
 John Leonard, b. S i, 1916. Address, 407 Paige 
 Ave., Warren, O.; bus. add., Dana's Mus. Inst., 
 do. 
 
 5155- GALEN VAN RENSSELAER GLOYD 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 29, 1884, 
 Macomb, 111.; s. Stephen V. R. (b. Plainfield, 
 Mass.) and Mary Emily (Metcalf) Gloyd (b. 
 Carthage, 111.). Prepared in Macomb H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scarab; 
 ^nxan. Arch., Whitsitt & Schulzke, Archs., 
 Moline, 111. Married Betty Ilittle, Jl 5, 19 15, 
 New Palestine, Ind. Address, Moline, 111. 
 5156. PEARL HAZELETTE GOBEN 
 
 (TILEY) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 13, 1889, Crawfords- 
 ville, Ind.; d. John L. Goben. Prepared in 
 Decatur H. S. Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi. 
 Charge of G. W. C. A. Cafe, Decatur, 111.; 
 Mgr., Cafeteria, H. S., Champaign. Married 
 Lester F. Tiley, Ap 17, 1918, Danville, 111. 
 Address, 109 W. Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 5157- JULIUS LUDWIG GOEBEL, JR. 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 4676, 5158, 6903) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; b. 
 D 3, 1892, Menlo Park, Calif.; s. Julius (b. 
 My 23, 1857, Frankfurt-A-Main, (jer.) and 
 Kathryn (Vreeland) Goebel (b. D 3, i860, 
 Hackensack, N. J.). Prepared in Palo Alto 
 (Calif.) H. S. and Cambridge (Mass.) Latin 
 Sch. Ph. D., Columbia, 1915. Phi Eta: Adel- 
 phic; Lambkins; V. P., Soph. Class; Emblem 
 Com.; Class Poet; Varsity Swimming; Illini 
 Staff; Ed. and Founder, Siren: Harris Pol. Sc. 
 Prize. Research Asst., 111. Efficiency and Econ. 
 Com., 1913-14; Cutting Travelling Fellow in 
 Diplomacy, Columbia, 1915-17; Legal Adviser 
 to Legation of Switzerland. 191 7; Limited 
 service, Ft. Thomas, Ky., 191 8; Mustered out, 
 D 7, 1918. Atty., Mem., Dist. of Columbia 
 Bar, 1917 — . Auth.: The Recognition Policy 
 of the U. S., Longmans Green & Co., 1915; 
 The Increase of Crime in the LT. S., Jour, of 
 Criminal Law and Criminology, 1913; A Politi- 
 cal Prophecy of the Forty Lighters, Yearbook 
 of the Gcr. Am. Hist. Soc. of III., 1912; The 
 Internal. Responsibility of States for Injuries 
 Sustained by Aliens. Am. Jour. International 
 Law, 1914; also many book reviews for scienti- 
 fic jours. Mem.. Cosmos Club. Address, 
 Cosmos Club, Washington, D. C; bus. add., 
 1439 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C. 
 
 5158. LOUISE GOEBEL (BECK) 
 (Sister of Nos. 4676, 5157, 6903) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 7, 1890, 
 Hackensack, N. J.; d. Julius (b. My 23, 1857, 
 Frankfurt-A-Main, Ger.) and Kathryn (Vree- 
 land) Goebel (b. D 3, i860, Hackensack, N. J.). 
 Prepared in Palo Alto (Calif.) H. S. and 
 Cambridge (Mass.) Latin Sch.; Bryn Mawr 
 Coll., 1914-17. Phi Beta Kappa; Fresh., 
 Prelim., and Final Honors; Alethenai. Sub- 
 stitute, Bryn Mawr Coll., 1915-16; Reader, do., 
 1916-17; Pvt. Tutor, 1914-18 Instr., The Ship- 
 ley Sch., 1916-18. Married Jean Baptiste Beck, 
 Je 15, 1912. LTrbana. Address, 227 Roberts 
 Road, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 
 
 SI 59. FRANK ELWOOD GOODING 
 Chemist; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap i, 1886. 
 Hanna City, III.; s. L. R. Gooding. Prepared 
 in Bradley Poly. Inst. A. S. E. E.; Bradley 
 
4S6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1912 
 
 Club. Asst. Chem., People's Gas, Light, and 
 Coke Co., Chicago; Ed. Staff, Factory Maga- 
 zine. Married Esther Elsie Householder, S rS, 
 191 5. Address, 4618 S. Kenmore Ave., Chi- 
 cago.t 
 
 5 1 60. BYNE FRANCES GOODMAN 
 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 3; b. 
 F 6, 1890, Bondville, 111.; d. Frances Smith (b. 
 Ag 21, 1859, Peoria Co., 111.) and Lydia Belle 
 (Gaddis) Goodman (b. My i, 1863, Dermitt Co., 
 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S.; Fellow, 
 Bryn Mawr Coll., 1913-14. Alpha Xi Delta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Hist. Soc; 
 Special Honors; Harris Pol. So. Prize. Head 
 Asst., Hist. Dept., H. S., Champaign, 1914-18; 
 Asst., Hist., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, 816 
 W. Hill St., Champaign. 
 
 S161. CHARLES GORDON 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; My 5, 1890, 
 Indianapolis; s. Samuel Gordon. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Prelim. Honors. 
 Testing Engr., Chicago Ry. Co.; Engr,, Equip- 
 ment Dept., Chicago surface lines. Married 
 Rinda Morgan. Child, daughter, b. D 15, 1912. 
 Address, 5435 Augusta St., Chicago. t 
 
 5162. FRED GUYON GORDON 
 (.Brother of No. 1506) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. Ag 5, 1891, 
 Port Collins, Colo.; s. Joseph Allen (b. F 2, 
 1847, Vandalia, 111.) and May Abby (Hinck- 
 ley) Gordon (b. Ag 5, 1854, Boston). Prepared 
 in Vandalia H. S. Tan Beta Pi. D. H. Moury, 
 Consulting Engr., Chicago; Office of Canton- 
 ment Const., Washington, D. C. Address, 15th 
 and M Sts. N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 5163. WILLIS GAYLORD GORDON 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 20, 1889, 
 
 Towanda, Pa.; s. Alfred Sumner Gordon (b. F 
 12, 1856). Prepared in Towanda (Pa.) H. S.; 
 Syracuse Univ., 1907-08. Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Sales Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., Harrison, N. J. 
 and San Francisco, 1912-16; Dept. Mgr., Pacific 
 Sts. Elec. Co., San Francisco, 1916-17. En- 
 listed Signal R. C. ; Sergt.. ist class, Co. C, 
 316th Field Signal Bn., Lewis Branch, Tacoma, 
 Wash. Address, 6131 University Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5164. JOHN EUBANKS GOSSETT 
 Mgr., Ins. Co.; A.B. in Bus.; b. Ag 26, 1889, 
 
 Norris City, 111.; s. William H. (b. do.) and 
 Laura L (b. do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Capt., Swimming; Class Football. Butler Bros., 
 Chicago, 1912; Kieckhefer Box Co., Milwaukee, 
 1913; Travelers Ins. Co., do., 1913-16; Mgr., 
 do., Toronto, Can., 1916-18. Married Aura V. 
 Cos sett, D 15, 1 91 4, Waukegan, 111. Address, 
 Standard Bank Bldg., Toronto, Can. 
 
 5165. LOUIS HILL GOURLEY 
 Am. Vice Consul; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 17. 
 1889. Springfield, 111.; s. Albert F. (b. do.) and 
 Tennie (Craig) Gourley (b. Guelph, Can.). 
 Piepared in Springfield H. S. A. M., George 
 Washington Univ., 1916; Columbia, summer. 
 1015. Lambda Chi Alpha: Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Kappa Delta Pi. Prof., Colegio de San Luis, 
 San Luis Potosi, Mex., 1912-13; Am. Consulate, 
 \eracruz, Mex., 1913-15, 1916— . Address, 
 Consulado Americano, Veracruz, Mex. 
 
 5166. FLORENCE HARRIETT GRABBE 
 
 (STEWART) 
 (Sister of No. 755^) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 14. i88q, Philo, 111.; d. 
 John Christian (b. Je 21, 1827, Litsbuttel, Ger.) 
 and Laura Belle (Shephard) Grabbe (b. F 22, 
 1870, Scotland, Ind.). Prepared in Philo H. S. 
 H. Sc. Club. Married Charles E. Stewart, S 
 21, 1915, Urbana. Addi'ess, 2229 Oregon Ave., 
 St. Louis. 
 
 5167. CHARLES WARREN GRAINGER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 4, 1889. Chi- 
 cago; s. John Grainger. Prepared in Armour 
 Night Sch. Asst. Chief Engr., the Concrete 
 
 Steel Products Co. Address, 6514 LaFayette 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 S168. LESTER HERBERT GRAVES 
 Secretary; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 19, 1889, 
 Milwaukee; s. Herbert G. (b. Sparta, Wis.) 
 and Luella E. (Morse) Graves (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in E. Div. H. S., Milwaukee and Lake 
 View' H. S., Chicago. Zeta Psi; Phoenix; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Scabbard and Blade; Maj., Univ. 
 Regt.; Class Basketball. Sec, X-Ray Reflector 
 Co., New York City. Mem., Illuminating 
 Engrs. Soc, Bd. of Mgrs., N. Y. Section. Mar- 
 ried Helen Mann, Je 15, 1915, Chicago. Child, 
 Lester Herbert, Jr., b. Je 18, 1917. Address, . 
 933 Washington Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y.; 
 bus. add., 31 W. 46th St., New York City. 
 
 5169. JOSEPH PEACOCK GREEN 
 Ins. Agt.; B. S^ in Agr.; b. S 3, 1890, Chi- 
 cago; s. A. B. Green. Prepared in Armour 
 Acad. Delta Upsilon; Helmet; Soph. Cotillion 
 Com. With The Excelsior Liability Co., Chi- 
 cago. Married Ethel Vivian Beadell, 1914. 
 Address, c/o Excelsior Liability Co., Chicago. 
 
 51 70. LONSDALE GREEN, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 6914) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 31, 1889, 
 Anniston, Ala.; s. Lonsdale (b. Ja 22, 1864, 
 Montreal, Can.) and Nellie (Wilder) Green (b. 
 N 12, 1863, College Hill. Cincinnati). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Fresh. 
 Football; Fresh. Swimming; Varsity Swimming; 
 Class Football. Engr., Brown Portable Elevator 
 Co.. Chicago, 1912-14; Jo., H. W. Johns-Man- 
 ville Co., do., 1914-15; Acoustical Engr., do., N. 
 Y. branch, New York City, 191.5-17. Flving Ca- 
 det. A. S. S. C, U. S. A., 1917; 2nd Lt., 
 Reserve Mil. Aviator, Gerstner Field, Lake 
 Cliarles, La., 1918; Camp Dick, Tex; Langley 
 Field, \'a., 1918; Mustered out, D 20, 1918. 
 Address, 296 Madis&n Ave., New York City; 
 bus. add., H. W. Johns-Manville Co., New 
 York City. 
 
 5 1 71. SAMUEL ELZA GREGG 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 11, 1888, 
 
 Ludlow, 111.; s. S. M. Gregg. Prepared in 
 Rantoul H. S. Married Julia E. Pontius, S 
 i3> 1913. Rantoul, 111. Address, Rantoul, 111. 
 
 5172. LOGAN GLASSGOW GRIFFITH 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 21, 1887, Pana, 111.; 
 s. Samuel E. (b. S 25, 1847, Dresden, O.) and 
 Bell (Glassgow) Griffith (b. N 14, i860, Noko- 
 mis, 111.). Prepared in Pana H. S.; Univ. of 
 Mich., Summer, 1911. Lawyer, Pana, 111.; 
 Master in Chancery, Pana City Court; Coun- 
 sel for Bd. of Local Improvement, 1913-17; 
 Counsel for Tp. of Pana, 1915-17; Elected 
 Co. Judge of Christian Co.. 111.. N iqi8 — . Mem., 
 M. E. Church; B. P. O. E.; I. O. O. F.; K. P. 
 Married Effie P. Rasmussen, Jl 22, 1915, Pana, 
 111. .Address, S. Fair Ave., Pana, 111.; bus. 
 add., Kitchell Block, do. 
 
 5173. DONALD KAREL GROVES 
 Mfrs. Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 14, 1888, 
 Williamsville, 111.: s. J. W. Groves. Prepared 
 in Wendell Phillips H. S., Chicago. Theta 
 Lambda; Class Baseball; Dramatic Club; Mask 
 and Bauble Cast; Bus. Mgr., 111. Union Dram- 
 atic Club. Mfrs. Agt. Married Louise Hoo- 
 ver, D 24. 1916. Address, 28 S. Jefferson St., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 259 Fullerton Ave., De- 
 troit. 
 
 S174. EVANGELINE EUNICE GROVES 
 (HUNTER) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 20, 1888, Mahomet. 
 111.; d. J. R. (jroves. Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Athenean; ist and 2nd Y. W. C. A. 
 Cabinets. Married Dr. Merlin H. Hunter, D 
 24, 1918, Champaign. Address, 501 E. Green 
 St., Champaign. 
 
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 5 1 75- PERCY WLLCOX GUMAER 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; A. B.; b. D ;, 
 1887, Buffalo, N. Y.; s. A. G. Gumaer. Pre- 
 pared in Martin Park H. S., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 Easterner Club; Water Polo. Instr.. E. E., 
 A. and M. Coll. of Tex.; Dept. of E. E., Univ. 
 of Mo. Address, Columbia, Mo.t 
 
 5176. *CHARLES LE ROY Gl'STAFSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 28, 1885, 
 Boone, la.; s. Charles (b. 1862, Sweden) and 
 Eva Gager (Pike) Gustafson (b. 1864, Glenn 
 Falls, N. Y.). Prepared in Boone (la.) H. S. 
 Theta Delta Chi; Scarab; Yoxan; Glee Club. 
 Draftsman, Office, Supt. Arch., Univ. of 111.; 
 ist Lt. Signal Corps, A. E. F., France; Adjt., 
 Aero Sell., do.; Capt., do. Kilk'd in accident in 
 France, F 24, 1919. 
 
 S177. MARY ANNA HAAN 
 (Sister of No. 6926) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; b. 
 Jl 22. 1892, Marysville, Kan.; d. George W. 
 (b. 1864, Crown Point, Ind.) and Jane Ellen 
 (Osborne) Haan (I). 1864, Eng:). Prepared in 
 E. Aurora H. S. Teacher, II. S., Monticello, 
 111., 1913-16; do., Aurora, 111., 1916 — . Ad- 
 dress, 344 Marion Ave., Aurora, 111.; bus. add.. 
 West. H. S., do. 
 
 5178. VALENTINE BERNARD HABRYL 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 27, 1889. Chicago; s. 
 Stanley Habrylwicz. Prepared in Waller H. 
 S., Chicago. Class Football. Address, 3112 
 Davlin Court, Cliicago.f 
 
 5179. THOMAS LLOYD HAINES, JR. 
 
 Atlas Ed.; A. B. in Bus.; b. N 29, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. T. L. Haines. Prepared in Lewis 
 Inst.; Occidental Coll. Beta Theta Pi. Atlas 
 Ed., Film Co. Address, 636 Pacific Bldg., San 
 Francisco. t 
 
 5180. ALBERT LEANDER HALL 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 25, 1889, Worcester, 
 Mass.; s. John E. (b. Mr i, 1866, Sweden) 
 and Augusta (Olson) Hall (b. N 5. 1863, do.). 
 Prepared in Waukegan IL S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Varsity Football and Basket- 
 ball. Lawyer, Honolulu, H. I., 1912-13; do.. 
 Chicago, 1913-18. F. A., Central O. T. S., Camp 
 Taylor, Ky. ; Mustered out, D 1918. Married 
 Orpah Starratt, Ag 25. 1915, Chicago. Address, 
 1305 Farwell Ave., Chicago; bits, add., lo S. 
 La Salle St., do. 
 
 5 1 81. HOMER HALL 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; 
 b. My 30, 1887, Belvidere, IIU; s. Fred and 
 Nellie (Bowen) Hall. Prepared in Belvidere 
 {a. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1906-8. Ionian; 
 Scribblers'; ///. Mag. Staff. Master's Scholar- 
 ship. Eng. Instr., H. S., Rockford, 111., 1913- 
 14; do., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1914-15; do., 
 Okla. Mech. and Agr. Coll., 1918. Address, 
 223 West St., Stillwater, Okla. 
 
 5182. AMY IRWIN HAMPTON (MEYER) 
 
 (Sister of No. 3393) 
 B. Mus.; b. My 16, 1887, Eliza, 111.; d. Mil- 
 lard F. (b. S 11, 1856, Rock Island Co., 111.) 
 and Nora (Irwin) Hampton (b. D 5. 1859, do.). 
 Prepared in Hedding Coll., Univ. Acad. Ach- 
 oth; Athenean. Married Henry Carl Meyer. 
 N 7, 1914, Muscatine. la. Child, Henry Carl, 
 Jr., b. F 27, 1917. Address, Muscatine, la. 
 
 S183. ALFRED CHESTER HANFORD 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; 
 b. Ap 12, 1891. Makanda, 111.; s. G. C. Han- 
 ford. Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Philomath- 
 ean; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Scholarship in 
 Hist., Univ. of 111.; Asst., Pol. Sc; Instr., 
 Govt., Harvard Univ. Q. M. Dept., Norfolk, 
 Va. Address, 3 Divinity Ave., Cambridge, 
 Mass. 
 
 5184. JOHN PAUL HANNA 
 (Brother of 5185) 
 Arch, and Farmer; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 8, 
 1889, Los Angeles; s. Tames Carswell (b. 184^, 
 Salem, N. Y.) and Idella M. (Hawley) Haniia 
 (b. 1857, Aurora, 111.). Prepared in W. Aur- 
 ora H. S.; Univ. of Tex., 1908-09. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Tau Beta Pi; Yoxan; Scarab; Pres. Glee 
 and Mandolin Club. Arch., Chicago, 1912-13; 
 do.. Chicago and Pittsburgh, 1914; do., Chi- 
 cago, 191 5; Arch, and Farmer, Chicago and 
 Union, 111., 1916 — . Address, 2 W. Walton 
 Place, Chicago. 
 
 5185. PHILIP SYDNEY HANNA 
 (Brother of 5184) 
 Bank Examiner; A. B. in Bus.; b. Mr 9, 
 1887, Aurora, 111.; s. James Carswell (b. 1843, 
 Salem, N. \'.) and Idella M. (Hawley) Hanna 
 (b. 1857, Aurora, 111.). Prepared in W. Aur- 
 ora H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Helmet. Economist, 
 1912-14; Country Bank, 1914-17; Bank Exam- 
 iner, Lansing, Mich., 1917 — . Married Marion 
 Bartlett, N 22, 1913, Detroit. Children: Eliza- 
 beth, b. S 19, 1914; Barbara, b. N 10, 1916. 
 Address, Bay City, Mich.; bus. add., c/o Com- 
 missioner of Ranking, Lansing, Mich. 
 
 5186. VIGGO HANSEN 
 Asst. Quarterman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 19, 
 1889, Morris, 111.; s. James (b. F 10, 1853, 
 Denmark) and Marie (Christensen) Hansen 
 (b. 0_2o, 1853, do.). Prepared in Morris H. S. 
 Phi Sigma Kajjpa; Jr. Smoker Com. Concrete 
 Foreman, C. M. and St. P. R. R., Aberdeen, 
 S. Dak., 1912; Struct. Engr., la. Steel and 
 Iron Works, Cedar Rapids, la., 1912-18; Asst. 
 Quarterman, Cramps Shipyard, Philadelphia, 
 1918 — . Married Mary C. jewctt, Mr i, 1913, 
 Cedar Rapids, la. (Divorced). Child, William 
 James, b. D 29, 1913. Address, 1417 N. 13th 
 "St., Philadelphia; bus. add., Wm. Cramps Ship 
 and Engine Bldg. Co., do. 
 
 5187. CLAUDE LYNN HANSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 24, i8go, 
 Batavia, 111.; s. John J. (b. Ag 12, 1853, Swed- 
 en) and Emma (Lynn) Hanson (b. Jl 16, 1861, 
 do.). Prepared in W. Batavia H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi. Engr., Kansas City, Mo., 1912-13; do., 
 Mandan, N. D., 1913-14; do., Batavia, 111., 
 1914 — . Address. 215 Elm St., Batavia, 111.; 
 bus. add., 138 Fox St., Aurora, 111. 
 
 5188. JOSEPHINE ALICE HAPPER 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 19, 1889, 
 Morrison, 111.: d. Joseph Finley (b. My 9, 
 1849, Albany, 111.) and Alice Margaret (Ben- 
 nett) Happer (b. D 9, 1849, Newton, 111.). 
 Prepared in Morrison H. S. Achoth. Pupil 
 Dietitian, 111. Tr. Sch. for Nurses, summer, 
 1912; Dietitian, St. Hosp., do., Jamestown, N. 
 Dak., 1912-13; do.. City Hosp., Akron, O., 
 [913-16; do., Presby. Hosp., Chicago, 1917-18; 
 U. S. A., do.. Camp Sevier, Greenville, S. C: 
 do., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, 1750 
 W. Congress St., Chicago. 
 
 5189. GEORGE A. HARNOCK 
 Office Mgr.: B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 8, 1889. 
 
 Chicago; s. Charles F. (b. 1864, Loda, III.) 
 and Lina (Baker) Harnock (b. 1864, Milford, 
 111.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S. Corre- 
 spondent, Sales Dept., Universal Portland 
 Cement Co., 1912-13: Tech. Investigator, 
 Efficiency Bur., Chicago, 1913; Dist. Sales 
 Mgr., Success Co., Branch Office, Danville, 111., 
 1Q14-17; Branch Office Mgr., Auto Vacuum 
 Freezer Co., Denver, 1917 — . Married Ethel 
 Mary Johnson, Jl 12, 1917, Denver. Address, 
 423 N." Jefferson St., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 5190. BERNICE HARRISON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 15, 1891, 
 
 Sadorus, 111.; d. Benjamin (b. Je 1849, do.) 
 and Martha Jane (Cook) Harrison (b. D 12, 
 1855, Ivesdale. 111.). Prepared in Champaign 
 
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 H. S. Grad. Work, Univ. of 111., 1914. Achoth; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Sec. Sr. Class. Teacher. 
 Math., H. S., Homer, 111.; do., Mt. Carmel, 
 111.; do., Decatur, 111. Address, 707 W. Hill 
 St.. ChampaigTi. 
 
 5191. H.\gEL CHARLOTTE HART 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 2, 1887, Boswell; 
 d. A^ E. Hart. Prepared in Rockford II. S. 
 Le Cercle Frangais; Spanish Club. Address. 
 1516 E. 65th St.. Chicago. t 
 5192. SUSAN ALICE HASH (HUBBARD) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 2, 1887, Boswell, 
 Ind.; d. WiUiam H. (b. S 22, 1847, Mt. 
 Vernon, Mo.) and Elizabeth (Bonewell) Hash 
 (b. Ag 21, 1850, Shawnee Mound, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Boswell (Ind.) H. S.; Oberlin Con- 
 servatory of Music, 1907-8. Alpha Omicron 
 Pi; W. A. A.; Basketball. Married Dale 
 Hubbard, Ja i, 191 4, Boswell, Ind. Child 
 WHliam Clark, b. S 22, 1917. Address, Bos- 
 well, Ind. 
 5193. EGBERT JOSHUA HASSELQUIST 
 
 Mach. Designer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 24, 
 1884, Rock Island, 111.; s. Joshua (b. Gales- 
 burg, 111.) and Margaret (Leaf) Hasselquist 
 (b. Sweden). Prepared in Augustana Acad., 
 Rock Island, 111. Tool and Special Mach. De- 
 signer, Deere and Co., Moline, 111., 1912-13; 
 do., Rock Island Arsenal, 1914: do., Barge iSc 
 Beek, Moline, 111., 1914; do., Rep., Iron and 
 Steel Co., 1914-15; do., Moline Auto Co., 1915; 
 do., R. & V. Engng. Co., 1915-16; Jeffrey Mfg. 
 Co., Columbus, 19 1 6 — . Mem., Engrs. Club 
 of Columbus; A. S. M. E. Address, 76 W. 
 2nd Ave., Columbus. 
 
 5194. ELIZABETH MARY HATCH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1912; 
 b. My 22, 1899, Chicago; d. Robert James and 
 Emma Honora Hatch. Prepared in N. W. Div. 
 H. S.; Lewis Inst. Sigma Xi. Teacher, Math., 
 Farmer City, 111., Tp. 11. S., 1912-13; Prin., 
 Yorkville, 111., 1914-16. Mem.. Chicago Coll. 
 Club; Chicago .Vssn. of Collegiate Alumnae; 
 Alliance Francais of Chicago; V. P. and Treas., 
 Univ. of 111. Alumnae -Assn. Address, 3905 
 Wrightwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 S195. KOICIII HATTORI 
 Teacher; li. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 6, 1880, Sap- 
 poro, Japan; s. Korenori Ilattori. Prepared 
 under pvt. tutor. Teacher, Sapporo Agr. Coll., 
 Japan. Address, No. i, Naebo Sapporo Hok- 
 kaido, Japan. t 
 
 S196. CLARENCE I. HAVEN 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. O i, 1888, 
 Greenfield, 111.; s. A. R. (b. F 14, 1866. do.) 
 and Sally A. (Vandaveer) Haven (b. F 20, 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Greenfield H. S. Tri- 
 angle; C. E. Club. Asst. Engr., Baltmiore 
 Sewerage Comn., 1912-15; Supt. and Engr., 
 James Ferry & Sons, Gen. Contrs., Atlantic 
 City, N. J., 1915-17; Farmer, Greenfield, 111., 
 191 7 — . Married Helen D. Haven, N 11, 1914, 
 Baltimore. Child. Dorothy Claire, b. Ap 27, 
 1917. Address, Greenfield, 111. 
 
 5197. WILLIAM HAWKES 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 14. 1874, 
 England; s. William (b. do.) and Anne (Har- 
 dy) Mawkes (b. O 20, 1840, do.). Prepared in 
 Hedding Coll. Acad.; St. Norm. Univ. Supt., 
 Schs., Litchfield, 111., iqi2-i6; do., Lincoln, 
 111., 1916 — ; Instr., Math., St. Norm. LIniv., 
 summers 1913-18. Address, Lincoln, 111. 
 
 5198. JOHN BALDWIN HAWLEY 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 4, 1888, 
 Peabody, Kan.; s. Theodore Simon (b. 1858, 
 Carthage, 111.) and Margaretta M. (Miller) 
 Hawley (b 1856, do.). Prepared in Trinidad 
 (Colo.) II. S.; Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1906-07, 
 1908-09. Arch. Draftsman, Santa Ana, Calif., 
 1912-14; Practicing Arch., do., 1914-15; Mech. 
 
 Draftsman, St. Dent, of Engng., Sacramento, 
 Calif., 1915-16; MTech. Insp., 1916-17; Chief 
 Mech. Draftsman, St. Dept. of Engng., Sac- 
 ramento, Calif., 1917 — . Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Gen. Cihm., 1918 Calif. St. Christian 
 Endeavor Convention. Married Nellie Edna 
 Bacon, Ag 19, 1914, Santa Ana, Calif. Child, 
 Juanita May, b. My 13, 1916. Address, 1522 
 Que St., Sacramento, Calif. 
 
 5199. DON LLEWELYN HAYS 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 28, 1888, 
 
 Cleveland; s. George M. (b. 1864, Pa.) and 
 Jennie (Jones) Hays (b. Je 14, 1870, No. 
 Wales). Prepared in Helena (Mont.) H. S.; 
 r.illings, (Mont.) H. S.; Armour Inst, of Tech., 
 i9<>9- V. P., E. E. Soc. With West. Elec. 
 Co., Chicago, 1912-13; West. Elec. Co., Omaha, 
 Neb., 1914-15; Sales Mgr., M. F. Shafer & Co., 
 Omaha. Neb., 1916-17. Mem.. A. F. A. M.; 
 R. A. M.; Mt. Calvary Commandery, K. T.; 
 Tangier Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S.; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Trinity Cathedral. Address, 440 Y. M. C. 
 A. Hldg.. Omaha, Neb. 
 
 5200. HARRY NORMAN HAYS 
 I'armer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 13, 1889, Be- 
 
 irient. 111.; s. H. M. Hays. Prepared in Be- 
 raent H. S. Address, Bement, Ill.t 
 
 5201. LLOYD LANNES HELM 
 (Brother of Nos. 3023, 8410) 
 
 Wholesale Tobacconist; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. S 28, 1890, Metropolis, 111.; s. Douglas W. 
 (b. Jl 23, i860, Johnson Co., 111.) and Mary 
 (Hornell) Helm (b. F 17, 1863, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Metropolis II. S. Egyptian Club. 
 Ins. Agt., Crane Ins. Agency, St. Louis, 1913; 
 Bus. Mgr., Massac Jour. Rep., Metropolis, 111., 
 1914-15; With Fred Opp, Wholesale Leaf To- 
 bacco Co., St. Louis, 1916-17. 2nd. Lt., Co, 
 C, 310 Ammunition Train, 85th Div., A. E. F., 
 France, 1917 — . Address, Metropolis, 111. 
 
 5202. HENRY B. HENLEY 
 (Brother of No, 5203) 
 
 Florist; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 7, 1889, Car- 
 thage, Ind.; s. W. P. (b. 1847, do.) and Ida 
 (Steere) Henley (b. 1S50, .\driaii, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Carthage (Ind.) H. S.; Ann Ar- 
 bor (Mich.) H. S.; LTniv. of Mich-, 1908-09. 
 Class Bowling Team. Morist, Richmond, Ind., 
 1912-14; do., llartford City, Ind., 1914-18; do., 
 Terre Haute, Ind.. 1918 — . Pres.. Christian En- 
 deavor; do., Brotherhood of Presby. Church. 
 Married Kathcrine Newsom, Je 27, 1917, Car- 
 thage, Ind, Address, 1018 S. 17th St., Terre 
 Haute, Ind. 
 
 5203. ROBERT MORROW HENLEY 
 (Brother of No. 5202) 
 
 Florist; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 7, 1889, Carth- 
 age, Ind.; s. William P. (b. 1847, do.) and 
 Ida (Steere) Henley (b. 1850, Adrian, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Carthage (Ind.) H. S.; Ann Ar- 
 bor (Mich.) II. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1908-09. 
 .\gr. Club.; llort. Club. Florist, Carthage, 
 Ind.; do., Richmond, Ind.; do., Cincinnati; do., 
 Dayton, O. ; do., Hartford City, Ind. Married 
 Mary Kenworthy, N 1015, Richmond. Ind. 
 Child, Marion Elizabetlli. b. O 1, 1916. Address, 
 Hartford City, Ind. 
 
 5204. OTHO MANSON HENN 
 Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 16, 1886, 
 Redmon, 111.; s. J. Henn. Prepared in Univ. 
 .\cad. Psi Upsilon. .'Iddress, 1218 Corby 
 Forsee Bldg., St. Joseph, Mo. 
 
 5205. HAROLD HARVEY HERBERT 
 Professor and Ed.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 30, 
 1888, Freeport, 111.; s. Edwin Day (b. Mr. 10, 
 1854, Lancaster, N, Y.) and Annie Rachel 
 (Mitchell) Herbert (b. O 23, 1846. Freeport, 
 111.). Prepared in Interior Acad., Dakota; 
 Freeport H. S.; A. M., Univ. of Wis., 1918. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 45 9 
 
 Chi Beta; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi; 
 Delta Kappa Chi; Shield and Trident; Ma-wan- 
 da; Scribblers; Assoc. Ed., Illio; Managing Ed., 
 Asst. Ed., and Ed., Daily Illini. City Ed., Daily 
 Jour., Freeport, 111., 1912; Telegraph Ed., Even- 
 ing Jour., Peoria, 1912-13; Instr., Jour., Univ. 
 of Okla., 1913-14; Asst. Prof, of Jour., do., 
 1914-15; Assoc. Prof., do., 1915-17; l)ir. of Sch. 
 of jour, and I'rof., do., 191 7 — ; Part owner. 
 Transcript, Norman, Okla. Mem., Am. Assn. 
 of Teadhers of Jour. Address, 712 Asp Ave., 
 Norman, Okla.; bus. add., Dept. of Jour., Univ. 
 of Okla., do. 
 
 5206. BESSIE EDNA HERSMAN 
 (Sister of No. 3771) 
 
 Sec, Y. W. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 Mr 25, 1890, Hcrsman, 111.; d. George Jacob 
 (b. 1853, do.) and Alice Leslie (Mcdaw) 
 Hersman (b. 1862, Roseville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mt. Sterling H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Ale- 
 thenai. Asst. Gen. Sec, Y. W. C. A., Rock- 
 ford, 111., 1912-13; do.. Cedar Rapids, la., 
 1914-17; Teacher, II. S., Hersman, III, 1918 — . 
 Address, Hersman, 111. 
 
 5207. CHARLES KAY HEWES 
 
 (Husband of G383; Brother of Nos. 
 
 2693. 2694) 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; M. S., 1914; 
 b. Je 3, 1889, Quincy, 111.; s. (."harles Travis 
 (h. Je 18, 1857, Payson, 111.) and Mary Ktta 
 (Sinnock) Hewcs (b. l'" 24, 1859, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Quincy IL S. Alpha Chi .Sigma; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Prelim, and Special 
 Honors. Research Chcm., Lab. of Petroleum 
 Tech., Throop Coll. of Tech., I'asadena, Calif., 
 1914-16; Chem., Gen. Petroleum Corp., Los 
 Angeles, igi6 — . Mem., Com., So. Calif. 
 Section of A. C. S.' on standardization of tests 
 of petroleum products, 1918: A. C. S., 191 1 — . 
 Married Frances Marjorie Kilburne (g'12). Jl 
 29, 1914, Pasadena, Calif. Address, 716 W. 
 30th St., Los Angeles. 
 
 5208. JAMES HERBERT HEWITT 
 
 Contr. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 13, i«88, 
 Summerbeld, 111.; s. J. H. Hewitt. Prepared 
 in McKendree Coll.; A. B., do., 1908. Ad- 
 dress, 126 Collinsville Ave., East St. Louis, Ill.f 
 
 5209. GEORGE EDWARD HINCHLIFK 
 
 Contractor; A. B. in Sc ; b. Je i, 1890, 
 Evanston, 111.; s. George HinchlifF. Prepared 
 in McKinley II. ,S. Phi (Jamma Delta; Hel- 
 met; Scarab; Glee CIul); Orange and I'due; 
 Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Hat Com.; Class Base- 
 ball. Bldg. Contr.; Associated with a con- 
 tract ma.son, Chicago. Address, 1408 Security 
 Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 5210. CLYDE MONROE IIOBART 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; b. Te 16, 189.1. 
 Decatur, 111.; s. C. M. Hobart. Prepared in 
 Gilman II. S.; Cornell LIniv. Married Elsie 
 Ferguson, O 10, 19 13, Ithaca, New York. Ad- 
 dress, 2956 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 521 1. ATHERTON WELLS IIOBLER 
 
 Advertiser; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 2, 1890, 
 Austin, 111.; s. Edward G. (b. S 8, i860, 
 Batavia, III.) and Harriet E. (Wells) Hobler 
 (1). Ag 14, i860, Geneva, 111.). Prepared in 
 Batavia H. S. Chi Psi; Glee and Mandolin 
 Club; Class Basketball; Class Football; Class 
 Baseball; Sr. Ball Com. Gen. office work, 
 .\ppleton Mfg. Co., Batavia, 111., 1911; Credit 
 Mgr., do., 1912; Gen. Sales Mgr., do., 1913-17; 
 Gardner Advertising Co., 55(t. Louis, 1917. 
 .^uth.: A number of articles in Implement 
 Trade Paper. Mem., Mo. Ath. Assn.; City 
 Club of St. Louis; Sec.-Treas., Sales Mgrs. 
 Dept., Nat. Imijlement and Vehicle Assn.; 
 Sec.-Treas. Windmill CIul) of .Am. Married 
 Ruth Charles Windsor Mr 30. 1914. Batavia, 
 111. Child, Edward Windsor, b. Mr 12, 1917. 
 Address, 17th and Locust, St. Louis. 
 
 5212. EDMUND G. HOEPPNER 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 15, 1889, 
 Eau Claire, Wis.; s. Frederick J. (b. F 4, 
 1854, Ger.) and Bertha (Krueger) IIoej)pner 
 (b. .'\g 26, 1859, do.). Prepared in Eau Claire 
 (Wis.) H. S. Phi Sigma Kapua; Scabbard an<i 
 Blade; Capt., Univ. Regt.; Chm., Cadet Hop 
 Com. Const. Engr., Hoepi)ner Bartlett Co., 
 1912-16; Pres., do. 1917^. ist Lt., 28th 
 Separate Co., Wis. St. Guard. Build the Eau 
 Claire St. Norm. Sch. Married Mae Moore, 
 Ja I, 1916, Eau Claire, Wis. Child, Frederick 
 John, b. 22, 1917. Address, 305 Garfield 
 Ave., Eau Claire, Wis.; bus. add., 414-416 
 Grand Ave., do. 
 
 5213. CHARLES ELMER IIOLLEY 
 (Husband of No. 7314) 
 
 Psychologist; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 191 3; 
 Ph. D., 19x5; b. Te 4, 1887, Maiden, 111.; 's. 
 William B. (b. Mr 19, 1862, Newport, Pa.) 
 and Matilda (Kentz) llolley (b. F i, i860, 
 Buda, III.). Prepared in Franklin Grove H. S.; 
 No. 111. .St. Norm. Sch., 1905-8. Ionian; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Phi Delta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Instr., 
 Educ. and Psych., O. Wesleyan Univ., Dela- 
 ware, O., igi5-i6; Instr,, Psych., Norm. Coll., 
 Ypsilanti, Mich., 1916; Prof., Educ. and Phil., 
 Bellevue Coll., 1916-17; Instr., Educ. Univ. of 
 III., summer, 1917; 111. Asst. Dir., Bur. of 
 Educ. Research, Univ. of 111. 2nd Lt., Ind. St., 
 Psych. Service, Med. Dept., U. S. A., (Jamp 
 Hancock, Ga., 1918; Mustered out, D 18, 1918. 
 .Auth.: Relationship Between Persistance in Sch. 
 and Home Conditions, Nat. Soc. for .Study of 
 Educ, 1916; Articles in Sch. Adm. and Super- 
 vision, 1914-16; ///. Teacher, 1914-15; Sch. and 
 Home Educ. Mem., N. E. A.; Soc. of Coll. 
 Teachers of Educ; A. A. A. S. Married Viola 
 Wolfe ('15), S 4, 1916, Urbana. Child, Elmer, 
 Jr., b. My 20, 1917. Address, Franklin Grove, 
 111.; bus. add., Bur. of Educ. Research, Univ. 
 of 111. 
 
 5214. EDWARD EMIL HOLLMAN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 3. 1889, St. 
 
 Louis, Mo.; s. H. H. Hollinan. Prepared in 
 Yeatman IL S., St. Louis. Chem. Club; A. C. 
 S.; Capt., Gym. Team. Asst. Chem., St. Water 
 Sur., L^niv. of 111.; Asst. Chem., St. Louis 
 Water Works Dept. Address, 1412 Wright St., 
 St. Louis, t 
 
 5215. NELLIE NANCY HORNOR 
 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1913; b. N 15, 1880, 
 Blount Town, III; d. Luke (b. N 23, 1846, do.) 
 and Harriet (Van Vickie) Ilornor (b. My 26, 
 1852, do.). Prepared in Danville H. S. Kappa 
 Dclt.-i Pi; Sigma Xi; Y. W. C. A. Auth.: 
 The LTse of Sealing Wax as a Source of Lime 
 for the WeJinelt Catho<le, Am. Jour, of Sc. 
 Mem., Church of Christ. Address, 702 Sheri- 
 dan St., Danville, 111. 
 
 5216. CARRIE ELSIE HOSKINS 
 (Sister of Nos. 3783, 5733) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 7, 1889, Norris Citv, 
 111.; d. William Franklin (b. N 4. 1841, Herald, 
 III.) and Catherine (Spence) Hoskins (b. F :, 
 1852, Norris City, 111.). Prepared in Carmi 
 H. S. H. Sc (Jlub. Address, R. i, Norris 
 City, III. 
 
 5217. EDNA HOSKINS 
 Supervisor; B. S. in IT. Sc; b. D 9, 1887, 
 LaGrange, 111.; d. William and Ada May 
 (Mariner) Hoskins. Prepared in Lyons Tp. 
 IT. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Illiola. Nurses 
 Course in III. Tr. .Sch. for Nurses, Cook Co. 
 Hospital, Chicago, 191 5-18. Supvr. and Instr., 
 City TIosp., Louisville, I'vy., 19 18 — . Address. 
 49,' 6th .Ave, LaCirange, III.; bus. add.. City 
 Hospital, Louisville, Ky. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 5218. ROSS BARBER HOSTETTER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. .Ta 17, i88q, Mt. 
 Carroll, 111.; s. M. B. Ilostetter. Prepared in 
 Mt. Carroll 11. S. Address, Mt. Carroll, 111. 
 
 5219. BESSIE BUSEV HOULT (PAXKOW) 
 (Wife of No. 5858) 
 Teacher; A. B. in PI. Sc. ; b. N 4, 1890, 
 Chrisman, 111.; d. William Francis (b. Ag 1, 
 1865, do.) and Grace (Moss) Iloult (b. D ^5, 
 1867, Edgar Co., 111.). Prepared in Chrisman 
 H. S. Teacher, H. Sc, Pub. Schs., Cham- 
 paign, 1912 — . Married Charles John Pankow 
 ('13), O 8, 1917, Detroit. Address, Chrisman, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o II. S., Champaign. 
 
 5220. CHIH HSU 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. S 17, 1890, Kwonglung, 
 China. Prepared in Tong Shan Eng. and 
 Min. Coll., China; Columbia. Cosmopolitan 
 Club. Address, c/o Kwong Tuck Chiong, 65 
 Des Voeux Road, Hongkong, China. 
 
 5221. 'HAROLD EVERETT HUBER 
 (Brother of No. 5222) 
 LL.B.; b. N 26, 1885, Laramie, Wyo.; s. 
 Samuel Henry (b. Ag 4, 1S50, Circleville, O.) 
 and Anna (Everett) Huber (b. Ap 3, i860, Sul- 
 livan, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Philo- 
 mathean; John Marshall Moot Court Club; 
 Mgr. Star Course. Lawyer with H. B. Boyer, 
 Champaign, 1912-16. Married Anna Donohew, 
 S 4, 1915, Chicago. Died S 24, 1916, Urbana. 
 
 5222. JOSEPH EARL HUBER 
 (Brother of No. 5221) 
 Dist. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1913; 
 b. My 29, 1888, Danville, III.; s. Samuel Hen- 
 ry (b. Ag 4, 1850, Circleville, O.) and Anna 
 (Everett) Huber (b. Ap 3, 1S60, Sullivan, 
 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors. With 
 Division of Highways, Dept. of Pub. Works 
 and Bldgs., 1913-14; Engr., do.. So. Dist. 
 1914— . 2nd Lt., C. A. C. R. O. T. C. 5. Ft. 
 Monroe, Va. Assoc. Mem., A. S. C. E. Ad- 
 dress, 308 Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 5223. ROBERT R. HUDELSON 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 20, 1886, 
 Chambersburg, 111.; s. H. C. Hudelson. Pre- 
 pared in 111. St. Norm. Sch. Alpha Zeta; 
 Illinois Agr. Staff; Pres. Agr. Club. Asst. 
 Agron., Univ. of Mo.; Asst. Prof., Soils, do. 
 Farm Adviser. Livingston Co., 111. ist Lt., 
 F. A., U. S. R. ; Mustered out, Mr 1919- Ad- 
 dress, Chambersburg, 111. 
 
 5.^24. FREDERICK DAVIS HULL 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 18, 1889. 
 Wichita, Kan.; s. W. B. Hull. Prepared m 
 Armour Inst. Telephone Engr., West. Elec. 
 Co.. Hawthorne, 111.; Engr., Chicago Branch. 
 Address, 1515 W. Monroe St., Chicago. 
 
 5225. ' HOMER BOYS HULL 
 (Husband of No. 4829) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 20, 1888, Saune- 
 min, 111.; s. William II. (b. 1853) and Eliza- 
 beth (Boys) Hull (b. 1855). Prepared in Pon- 
 tiac H. S. Scabbard and Blade; Agr. Club; 
 Lt. and Lt. Col., Univ. Regt. Farmer, Saune- 
 min. 111., 1912-17; do., Forrest, 111., 1918 — . 
 111. Nat. Guard, 1006-9. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Edna Elizabeth Neff ('11), My 6, 
 191 6. Catchings, Miss. Child, William David, 
 b. Jl 10, 1916. Address, R. 3, Forrest, 111. 
 
 5226. ROSS DARWIN INGALLS 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 22, 1889, 
 
 Brownville, N. Y.; s. Frank Elliott (b. 1843, 
 
 Pillar Point, N. Y.) and Harriette (Matthews) 
 
 Ingalls (b. 1840, Henderson Harbor, N. Y.). 
 
 [IQ12 
 
 Prepared in Watertown, (N. Y.J and Brown- 
 ville (N. Y.) H. Schs. Scabbard and Blade; 
 Capt.. LTniv. Regt. Engr., in charge of direct 
 current motors, Zoth Bros. & Co., Chicago, 
 1912-17; Asst. Engr., Diehl Mfg. Co.. Eliza- 
 beth, N. J., 1917 — . Corp.., Home Guard, Eliz- 
 abeth, N. J. Mem., Jovian; A. I. E. E. Ad- 
 dress, 902 N. Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J. 
 
 5227. HAROLD BENNETT INGERSOLL 
 Salesman; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Mr 31, 1889, Chi- 
 cago; s. George li. IngersoU. Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S. Alpha Delta Phi. F. A. 
 39, Hdqtrs. Co., Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Wash. 
 Address, 614 W. 71st St., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 801 S. 5th Ave., do. 
 
 5228. HENRY JEROME INGRAM 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. F 6, 1891, Wyoming, 
 111.; s. H. L. Ingram. Prepared in Wyoming 
 H. S. Lawyer, Peoria, 1914 — . Address, 502 
 Observation Bliig., Peoria. 
 
 5229. WILLIAM VERITY INGRAM 
 Asst. Supt. ; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ja 3, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. William Ingram. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H^ S. Asst. Supt., S. H. Burn- 
 ham and Co., Chicago. Address, 4536 N. Lin- 
 coln St., Chicago. 
 
 5230. ARTHUR LYLE ISRAEL 
 Lawyer; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S 15, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Sol (b. 1868, Ger.) and Lizzie 
 (Cohn) Israel (b. 1870, Watsonville, Calif.). 
 Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. LL. 
 B., Chicago Kent Coll. of Law, 1917. Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Prelim., Final, 
 and Special Honors; ist Lt. and Capt.. Univ. 
 Regt. Chem. Engr., St. of 111., City of Chi- 
 cago, and U. S. Govt.; Admitted to the Bar, 
 1917. Capt., Q. M. R. C, 1917 — . Mem., A. 
 C. S., 1912 — ; B'nai B'rith, 1910 — . Address, 
 3209 W. Harrison St., Chicago. 
 
 5231. EVA JANE JACKSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 15. 1889, 
 Gibson City, 111.; d. A. J. Jackson. Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Teacher, H. Sc, Sumner 
 H. S., St. Louis. Address, 4270 Cottage Ave., 
 St. Louis. 
 
 5232. HARRY FRANCIS JAHN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ap 6, 
 
 1889, Chicago; s. Henry (b. O 27, 1859, do.) 
 and Sarah Jane (Kintz) Jahn (b. Ag 7, 1859, 
 Ottawa, 111.). Prepared in Morgan Park H. S. 
 and j\.rmour Scientific Acad. Triangle. Esti- 
 mating Engr., Chicago Bridge & Iron Works, 
 1912; Sargent and Lundy, 1912-13; 1916-18; 
 C. B. & Q. R. R., 1913-16; Walworth Mfg. 
 Co., 1918 — . Married Winifred A. Griffith, 
 Ja 16, 19:5, Chicago. Child, Frances Delphine, 
 b. N 7, 1915. Address. 1615 W. 104th Place, 
 Chicago; bus. add., 222 N. Desplaines St., do. 
 
 5233. LOUISE MAY JENNEp 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 28, 1890, 
 
 Evansville, Ind. ; d. Thomas H. (b. F 5, 1855, 
 do.) and Mary (Meyers) Jeniier (b. D 10, 
 1856). Prepared in Evansville (Ind.) H. S. 
 Alpha Xi Delta; Yo Ma; W. A. A. Teacher, 
 H. Sc, H. S., Evansville, Ind., 1912— . Ad- 
 dress, i2o8 S. 8th St., Evansville, Ind. 
 
 523+. ROY ERNEST JEWETT 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. F i, 1887, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. E. L. Jeweftt. Prepared in 
 Piano H. S. Hawthorne Plant, West. Elec. 
 Co. Married Catherine Carnahan, My 20, 1914, 
 Champaign. Address, 27 N. Madison St., La- 
 Grange. 111. 
 
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 5235. GENJIRO JINGUJI 
 Consulting Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 
 1913; b. O 30, 1884, IIonchoski-Machi, Chiba 
 Prefecture, Japan; s. Matsugoro (b. 1S45, do.) 
 and O'Haru Jinguji (b. 1838, do.). Prepared 
 in Seattle H. S. and Glenco H. S. Cosmo- 
 politan Club. Stud. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Schenectady, N. Y., 1913-15; Consulting Engr., 
 S. Suzuki & Co., Ltd., Tokio, Japan, 1915-16; 
 do., Kawakita Denki Kigyosha, Ltd., Osaka, 
 Japan, in Urbana, 1916-17; New York City, 
 1917-18. Mem., A. I. E. E., 191 1; Am. Elec- 
 tro-Chem. Soc, 1916 — . Married Misao 
 Takahaski, Jl 18, 1916, Sawara, Japan. Child, 
 Morgan Yoshimasa Takahashi, b. Je 22, 191 7. 
 Address, N. E. Cor. Belleville Turnpike & 
 Forest St., North Arlington, N. J.; bus. add., 
 15-21 Park Row, New York City. 
 
 5236. PAUL EVANGEL JOHNSTON 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Je 7, 1886, 
 Bagdad, Ky. ; s. Ernest Farrar and Hanah N. 
 (Nixon) Johnston. Prepared in Jacksonville 
 H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1904-6. Chem. 
 Club.; Ath. Assn. Chem., Frisco R. R., St. 
 Louis, 1912-3; Am. Steel Foundries; Aluminum 
 Ore Co., E. St. Louis, 111., 1914-15; Works 
 Chem., Puce Oil Co., Sand Springs, Okla.. 
 1915-16; Research Chem. Cosden & Co., West 
 Tulsa, Okla., 1915-17, Empire Refining Co., 
 Okmulgee, Okla., 1917-18. Engr., Tests and 
 Asst. Chief Instp. tl. S. A., Welland, Ont., 
 Can. Elec. Navy, 1918—. Mem., A. C. S. 
 Address, Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 5237. ROBERT TAYLOR JONES 
 Associate; B. S. in Arch.; b. N 27, 1884, 
 Cincinnati; s. William Julian Albert (b. Ja 6, 
 1853, Baltimore) and Mary Grahne (Thomp- 
 son) Jones (b. 1865, Riverside, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Vincennes (Ind.) H. S.; Vincennes 
 Univ., 1906-07. Acacia; Scarab. Assoc, in 
 Arch., Univ. of 111. Married Alice Leona Te 
 Walt, D 30, 1914. Olney, 111. Child, Talbot, 
 b. D 5, 1915. Address, 606 W. California Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 5238. FRANK SPENCER KAILER 
 Ins. Agt.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 7, 1888, 
 Oregon, 111.; s. Ezra J. (b. Je i, 1843, Hagers- 
 town, Md.) and Emma (Bull) Kailer (b. Ap 
 4, 1853, N. Y.). Prepared in Oregon H. S. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Yoxan; Helmet; Ku 
 Klux; Asst. Mgr., Interschol. Circus: Class 
 Baseball. With Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. 
 Co., Pittsburgh, 1 912-14; Ins. Agt., Equitable 
 Life Assurance, do., 1914-18. U. S. N. R. F. ; 
 3rd. Class Elec, Radio Service, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 2nd Floor Frick Bldg., Pittsburgh. 
 
 5239. THOMAS JEFFERSON KASTEL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 25, 1887, Monticello, 
 
 111.; s. T. Kastel. Prepared in Monticello H. S. 
 
 Address, 114 S. Market St., Monticello, 111. 
 
 5240. DONALD JACKSON KAYS 
 (Brother of No. 3816) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 11, 1886, 
 Magnolia, 111.; s. John A. (b. Mr 7, 1849, do.) 
 and Mary A. (Hartenbower) Kays (b. Ag 8, 
 1859, Minn.). Prepared in Henry H. S.; No. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. Alpha Delta Phi; Alpha 
 Zeta. Asst. Prof., An. Husb., O. St. Univ.: 
 Prof., do. Address, 1493 Perry St.. Colum- 
 bus, O. ; bus. add.. Animal Husbandry Dept., 
 Ohio State Univ., do. 
 
 5241. CHARLES NELSON KELL 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 30, 
 
 1890, Denver; s. Samuel Gilber and Minnie 
 (Sailley) Kell. Prepared in Centralia Tp. 
 H. S. Designer, Deere & Co., Moline, 111., 
 1912-14; Dispatcher, Bettendorf Co., Betten- 
 dorf, la., 1914-16; Asst. Supt., Denning Trac- 
 tor Co., Cedar Rapids, la., 1916-17; Mech. and 
 
 Efficiency Engr., Chicago Ferrotype Co., 19 17- 
 iS. Dept. Q. M., 103 A, Rock Island Arsenal, 
 Rock Island, 111., 1918 — . Married Vera Alice 
 Stow, S 29, 1917, Le Moille, la. Address, 1836 
 13th St., Moline, 111. 
 
 5242. ARTHUR CARYL KELLEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 1909, 3817) 
 Teacher; A. B. in Bus.; b. Ag 22, 1891, 
 Muskegon, Mich.; s. Marshall C. and Mar> 
 (Smith) Kelley. Prepared in Urbana H. S.; 
 L'niv. of Chicago. Cosmopolitan; PhilomatheaU; 
 Mask and Bauble. Correspondent. Sears Roe 
 buck & Co.. 1913-15; Cml. Teacher, 1915 — , 
 Address, 528 S. Lacondale Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5243. ABXER FRED KENDALL 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 12. 18S6, Watseka, 
 111.; s. A. T. Kendall. Prepared in Watseka 
 H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Fuller Moot Court; 
 Coll. Dancing Club: Jr. Cap Com.; Law Dance 
 Com.; Lincoln League; Sr. Ball Com. 3rd O. 
 R. T. C; 2nd. Lt., Camp Hancock, Ga. Ad- 
 dress, Watseka, 111. ♦ 
 
 5244. GEORGE BROPHY KENDALL 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 17, 
 1876, Adams Co., 111.; s. Charles A. (b. N 22, 
 1835, Philadelphia) and Mary (Frame) Ken- 
 dall (b. S 15, 1848, Adams Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Chaddock Coll. Acad., Quincy; Pvt. 
 Norm., Bushnell: 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1902-4. 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Agr.. Club; Hort. Club. 
 Teacher. Phys., Agr., and Rural Sociol., St. 
 Norm. Sch., Moorehead, Minn. Mem., Christ- 
 ian Church; A. F. A. M.; Poly. Soc. of N. D. 
 Agr. Coll.; Univ. of 111. Club of N. D.; Am. 
 First Assn. Married Erma Hannah Rickart, 
 Je 27, 1906, Barry, 111. Children: Chestine, 
 b. Ag 16, 1907; Jean b. Je 9, 1913; Ruth, b. 
 D 29, 1917. Address, 1000 Grove St., Jackson- 
 ville, 111. 
 
 S244A. CHARLES MARSHALL KENNAN 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 
 
 9, 1885, Maysville, Ky.; s. Charles (b. 1831, 
 Flemingsburg, Ky.) and Phoebe (Coryell) 
 Kennan (b. 1845, Tolesbora, Ky.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Ionian; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 .Mask and Bauble. Inst., H. S. Newport, Ky. ; 
 Sec, Central Y. M. C. A., Cincinnati. ist 
 Lt., Signal R. C. A. S. 1917 — . Address, 
 Central Y. M. C. A., Cincinnati. 
 
 5245. WILLIAM RIDDLE KENT 
 Engineer; A. B. in Sc: b. Mr 28, 1890, Pas- 
 saic, N. J.; s. R. D. Kent. Prepared in Pas- 
 saic (N. J.) H. S.; St. John's Sch. Engr., 
 Passaic, N. J. Married Olive Louise Burrows, 
 S I, 1913, Passaic, N. Y. Address, 150 Blvd. 
 St., Passaic, N. J.; bus. add., 38 Randolph St., 
 do. 
 
 5246. HARRY EDWARD KERKER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 30, 1885, Tolono, 
 
 111.; s. George Kerker. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Sigma Pi. Address, 903 W. Oregon 
 St., Urbana.; bus. add., 49 N. Neil St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 5247. ALFRED HENRY KERNDT 
 Mun. Vehicle Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 
 
 10, 1S90, Salida, Colo.: s. Moritz J. and Anna B. 
 (Weachter) Kerndt. Prepared in Salida (Colo.) 
 H. S. Dramatic Club; 111. Union. Sales Engr.. 
 E. Goldman & Co.^ Chicago, 1912; Chief 
 Draftsman, Sherwin \\'illiams Paint. Co., Ken- 
 sington, 111., 1912; Asst. Supt., Chicago Coated 
 Bd. Co., Chicago, 1912-14; Supvr. Engr.. Dunn's 
 Service Co., do., 1914; Mech. Engr., Nat. 
 Standard Co., Niles, Mich., 1915-16; Draftsman, 
 Studebaker Corp.. South Bend, Ind., 1916; 
 Mun. Vehicle Engr., do., 1916 — . Kappa Alpha 
 Pi^ igi3 — ; Elk's Club, 1916 — ; Studebaker 
 Club, 1918—; Y. M. C. A., 1918; Chicago 
 mini Club, 1914—. Address, 333 N. Mam St., 
 South Bend, Ind. 
 
462 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 5248. JOSEPHINE KIRK 
 (Sister of Nos. 3824; 848S) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. '& A.; b. F 15, 1888, 
 Macon, III.; d. O. T. (b. Mr 22, 1857, War- 
 saw, Ind.) and Mary S. (Cummings) Kirk (b. 
 Ja 8, i860. Blue Mound, 111.). Prepared in De- 
 catur H. S. Sec, W. A. A.; Women's League 
 Advisory Bd.; Class Basketball. Dir., Phys. 
 Tr., Decatur, 111.; Teacher, Le Grande, Ore. 
 Address, 461 S. Siegel St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 5249. FRANCES KIRKWOOD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 27, 1890, 
 Lawrenceville, 111.; d. R. M. Kirkwood. Pre- 
 pared in Lawrenceville H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Alethenai; W. A. A.; 
 Prelim. Honors; Basketball. Teacher, Settle- 
 ment Sch., Birmingham, Ala. Address, Edge- 
 water Mines, Ensley, Ala. 
 
 5250. CLARENCE A. KLOOSTER 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 3, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. A. H. and Jane Klooster. Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S. Theta Delta Chi; Scarab; 
 Chm., Sr. Smoker Com. Bldg. Const., Peoria; 
 Mobile, Ala.; Chicago; Washington, D. C; 
 Baltimore; Durham, N. C. Engng. Dept. 
 Great Lakes Naval Tr. Sta. Address, 21b 
 Linden Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 5251. HARRY JOHN KLOTZ 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 22, 1890, 
 Orion, Mich.; s. John (b. N 16, 1847, Hack- 
 ettstown, N. J.) and Henrietta (Hall) Klotz 
 (b. Mr 12, 1849, Danville, N. J.). Prepared 
 in Bradley Poly. Inst., 1908-10. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Class Tennis; 
 Mandolin Club. Instr., Mech. Engng., Rens- 
 selaer Poly. Inst., Troy, N. Y., 191 2-14; Oper- 
 ating Engr. Dept., I. T. S., Peoria and Decatur. 
 111., 1914-17; with Keystone Steel & Wire 
 Co., do., 1918 — . Instr., Engines, U. S. S. M, 
 A., Univ. of 111., 1917; Mustered out, D 7. 
 1918. Auth. : Some Aspects of Boiler Efficiency. 
 Read before 111. Elec. Assn., 1916. Married 
 Natalia Jobst, S 28, 1915. Peoria. Child, Paul- 
 ine, b. S 25, 1916. Address, 215 N. Underbill 
 St., Peoria; bus. add., Keystone Steel and Wire 
 Co., do. 
 
 5252. AURELLA KNAPP (DERSHEM) 
 Lib. Asst.; B. L. S.; b. Ja 29, 1881, Wat- 
 seka. 111.; d. William Carter (b. Mr 10, 1833, 
 N. H.) and Matilda (Myer) Knapp (b. Ap j6, 
 1839, O.). Prepared in Normal H. S. A. B., 
 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1909. Asst., LTniv. of 
 111. Lib., 1910 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. 
 Lib. Assn. Married Dr. Elmer Dershem, D 
 21, 1918, Chicago. Address, 917 W. California 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., 105 Library Bldg., 
 Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 5253. MYRTLE ELIZABETH KNEPPER 
 (WENIGLER) 
 B. L. S.; b. F 19, 1886, Peoria; d. George 
 E. (b. Somerset Co., Pa.) and Laura Ann 
 Bossemeyer Knepper (b. Dixon, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Walla Walla (Wash.) H. S.; Idaho 
 St. Norm. Sch. B. S., Highland Univ., 1907. 
 Asst. Libn.. Ore. Agr. Coll., 1909-11; Sc. Asst., 
 Lib. Sc, Lib. of U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1912-18; 
 Cataloger, Masonic Lib., Boise, Idaho; Libn., 
 Alaska Exp. Sta. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; D. 
 C. Lib. Assn.; III. Lib. Sch. Assn. Married 
 Willibald Wenigler, My 13, 1918, Washing- 
 ton, D. C. Address, Box 1446, Boise, Idaho. 
 
 5254. GUY JINK KOONS 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 14, 
 1874, Isabel, 111.; s. Thomas Pelly (b. 1844. 
 Monroe Co., Ind.) and Mary Jane (Lauber) 
 Koons (b. 1844, Edgar Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Oakland H. S.; Ind. St. Norm. Sch.; East. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1899-1901; Univ. of 111. Phi 
 Delta Kappa. Prin., Tp. H. S., Murphysboro, 
 
 I1912 
 
 111., 1912-17; Prin., Tp. H. S., Pontiac, 111., 
 ■9 '7 — • Mem., M. E. Church; Schoolmasters' 
 ( lub. Married Josephine Wright, Ag 16, 1905, 
 Franklin, 111. Children: Lawrence Wright, 
 b. Ap 18, 1908; Mary Josephine, b. Ap 8, 1910. 
 .4ddress, 922 N. Chicago St., Pontiac, 111. 
 
 5255. HERMAN CHARLES KRANNERT 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 5, 1886, Chi- 
 cago; s. Charles Krannert. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Chi Phi; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Consulting Engr., William A. Beahr, 
 Chicago; Mgr., Sefton Mfg. Corp., Anderson, 
 Ind. Mem., A. S. M. E.; Ind. Engng. Soc; 
 Ind. Mfg. Assn.; Rotary Club; Chamber of 
 Commerce, Anderson, Ind. Address, 925 W. 
 7th St., Anderson, Ind.; bus. add., c/o Sef- 
 ton Mfg. Corporation, do. 
 
 5256. ELWIN VALENTINE KRATZ 
 (Brother of Nos. 3065; 4259) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; M. S., 1913; b. 
 Mr 31, 1890, Champaign; s. Dr. Edwin A. Kratz 
 (b. Jl 12, 1844, Bucks Co., Pa.) and Annie 
 Mary (Bradley) Kratz (b. Mr 7, 1849, Ver- 
 sailles, Ky.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Acacia; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim. Honors. Arch., 
 Champaign, 1914 — . Gov. const, work, Ancon, 
 Panama, C. Z. Address, 315 S. State St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., 402 Lincoln Bldg., do. 
 
 5257. EMMA AUGUSTA KRAUSE 
 Correspondent; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 12, 
 1890, Sadorus, 111.; d. Herman Ferdinand (b. 
 Mr 30, 1850, Freienwalde, PommiCrania, Ger.) 
 and Lydia Dorothea (Scholz) Krause (b. O 29, 
 1854, New Minden, III.). Prepared in EI Paso 
 Tp. H. S. Teacher, Ger. and Eng., Tp. H. S., 
 Sterling, 111., 1912-16; Correspondent, Scott, 
 Foresman & Co., Chicago, 1916 — . Address, 
 3605 N. Tripp Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Scott, 
 Foresman & Co., 623 S. Wabash Ave., do. 
 
 5258. GEORGE DRIVER LAING 
 (Brother of No. 8so8) 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 5, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. I. F. Laing. Prepared in Oak 
 Park H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Ku Klux; Class Baseball; Varsity Base- 
 ball; Sr. Memorial Com. Address, 283 Frank- 
 lin Ave., River Forest, Ill.t 
 
 5259. CHARLES AUGUSTUS LAMB, JR. 
 (Brother of Nos. 5260, 6373. 8509) 
 Clerk; A. B. in Bus.; b. Mr 2, 1889, Paxton, 
 111.; s. C. A. Lamb. Prepared in Paxton H. S. 
 Cml. Club; Lincoln League; Sr. Ball Com. 2nd 
 Lt., Q. M., Camp Johnston, Fla.; Mustered out, 
 D i9~8. Address, 911 S. sth St., Champaign. f 
 
 5260. NELLIE ELY LAMB 
 (Sister of Nos. 5259, 6373, 8509) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 13, 1886, 
 Paxton, 111.; d. C. A. Lamb. Prepared in 
 Paxton H. S. Address, 911 S. 5th St., Cham- 
 paign. t 
 
 5261. ALBERT FABIAN LANDSEA 
 Telephone Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 2, 
 
 1890, Pullman, 111.; s. H. Landsea. Prepared 
 in Bloom Tp. II. S. Class Baseball. Tele- 
 phone Engr., West. Elec. Co. Address, P. O. 
 Box 244, Riverside, Ill.t 
 
 5262. MARGIE ETHEL LANGDON 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. N 14, 1881, Odell, 
 
 \eb. ; d. Florace (b. Mr 11, 1851, Vernon Co., 
 Wis.) and Helen F. (Wood) Langdon (b. Ap 
 1, i8ss, Mt. Sterling, la.). Prepared in 
 Beatrice (Neb.) H. S. A. B., Neb. Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1907. Asst. Libn., Neb. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Kearney, Neb., 191 o — . Mem., Am. Lib. 
 .\ssn., 1913-17; Neb. Lib. Assn., 1912 — : 
 Y. W. C. A., 1910 — . Address, Kearney, Neb. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 463 
 
 5263. PAUL BLISS LAUHER 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 13, 1887, Isabel, 111., 
 
 s. Evan Lauher. Prepared in Paris H. S. 
 mini Staff; Lincoln League; Ionian; Class 
 Sec; Sr. Cap and Gown Com. Lawyer, Paris, 
 111. Hdqtrs. Co., 310 F. A., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 609 S. Central Ave., Paris, III. 
 
 5264. HERBERT THAL LEO 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 21, 1889, 
 
 Alton, 111.; s. John Waldemar (b. D 16, 1842, 
 Denmark) and Charlotte (Meister) Leo (b. 1862, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Yeatman H. S., St. Louis. Chi 
 Beta; Scabbard and Blade; Phoenix; Major, 
 Univ. Regt. ; V'arsity Track and Basketball. 
 Chem., Plants Mfg. Ciders, Vinegars, and 
 other Fruit Products, Pullman, Wash., 1912- 
 13; do., Moscow, Idaho, 1913-18; do., St. 
 Joseph, Mo., 19 1 8 — . Mem., A. C. S. Mar- 
 ried Hazel Mary Burdin, N 2, 1913. Children: 
 Edith Mary, b. Mr 21, 1914; Herbert Burdin, 
 b. N 24, 1917. Address, 800 Grand Ave., St. 
 Joseph, Mo. 
 
 5265. FRANK BONNER LEONARD, JR. 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; J. D., 1916; b. 
 Je 14, i8gi, North Manchester, Ind.; s. Frank 
 B. (b. Ag 2, i860, Gertnantown, Ind.) and 
 Allie (Cleveland) Leonard (b. My 14, 1862, 
 South Whitley, Ind.). Prepared in Metropolis 
 H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rhn; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Adelphic; Law Scholarship; 
 Debating Team; Class Orator. Auth. : An In- 
 troduction to the Drainage Laws of 111., ///. 
 Law Bui., 1918. Married Frances Quante, Jl 
 6, 1912, Clayton, Mo. Address, Metropolis, 111. 
 
 5266. RUTH LEONARD 
 (Sister of No. 4770) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ja 20, 1890, 
 Rockford, III.; d. Josiah Sloan (b. 1850, Syra- 
 cuse, N. Y.) and Mary Malvinia (Bostwick) 
 Leonard (b. Je 26, 1852, Onondaga, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Delta Gamma; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Capt., Basketball. Phys. Tr. 
 Instr., Y. W. C. A., Elgin, 111., 1912-13; Instr., 
 New Trier Tp. H. S., Kenilworth, 111., 1913-16; 
 Stud., N. W. Univ., 1915-16; Univ. of III., 
 Coll. of Med., 1916. Address, 1700 Jackson 
 Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 5267. EDNA LEWIS 
 
 Principal; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 18, 1889, 
 Harrisburg, 111.; d. A. W. Lewis. Prepared 
 in Harrisburg Tp. H. S. Address, Mounds, 
 Ill.t 
 
 5268. FRED DICKERSON LEWIS 
 (Brother of No. 4276) 
 
 Asst. Dean; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 29, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Frederick G. (b. My i, 1859, Clin- 
 ton, 111.) and Harriet D. Lewis (b. F 13, 
 1861, do.). Prepared in Wheaton H. S. 
 Sergt., Univ. Regt. Farm Supt., Marietta, Ga., 
 1912-13; Salesman for Stock food and Compil- 
 ing books, Wheaton, 111., 1914; Asst., Dean of 
 Agr., Madison, Wis., 191 5-17. ist Lt., A. E. F., 
 France. Auth.: Articles in farm papers. 
 Mem., Episcopal Church; Univ. Club, Madison, 
 Wis., 1915-17. Married Mildred G. Lewis, S 
 I, 1917, Wheaton, 111. Address, 613 N. West 
 St., Wheaton, 111. 
 
 5269. KATHARINE LEWIS 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 191S; 
 b. Ap II, 1 89 1, Chicago; d. Henry Foster (b. 
 F 15, 1864, do.) and Minnie (Dows) Lewis (b. 
 Jl 4, 1865, Bangkok, Siam). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S.; West. Coll., Oxford, O., 1908-9. 
 Alethenai. Libn., Chicago Health Dept. Lib., 
 Chicago, 1915-17; do.. 111. Lib. Exten. Comn., 
 Springfield, 111., 1917 — : Mem., Am. Lib. 
 Assn., 1915 — ; 111. Lib. Assn., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, c/o 111. Lib. Exten. Comn., Spring:field, 
 111. 
 
 5270. RALPH RICE LEWIS 
 Business; B. S. in Sc; b. Mr 31, 1889, 
 Urbana; s. John Melville (b. Somerset, Ky.) 
 and Frances Mary Lewis (b. Edwardsville, 
 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S.; Fremont 
 (Mich.) H. S. Theta Delta Chi. Sales Agt. 
 Contrs. Equipment, Philadelphia, 1913-17; Ralph 
 R. Lewis Co., Philadelphia, 1919 — . Ensign, U. 
 S. N. R. F. C, Pensacola, Fla., 1917; 2nd Lt., 
 A. E. F., France; Mustered out, F 6, 1919. 
 Addre'ss, Fremont, Mich.; bus. add., Ralph R. 
 Lewis Co., Philadelphia. 
 
 5271. RUTH MARIE REBECCA LIND- 
 BERG (MORRISON) 
 (Sister of Nos. 3837, 4278) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 3, 1891, Cherokee, 
 la.; d. Charles (b. Ja 25, 1846, Hvetlanda, 
 Sweden) and Johanna (Nystrom) Lindberg (b. 
 S 21, 1846, Mora, Sweden). Prepared in 
 Cherokee (la.) H. S.; la. St. Teachers Coll., 
 1907-8. Chi Omega; Yo Ma. Instr., Eng. and 
 Latin, Aurelia, (111.) H. S., 1912-14; Prin., 
 H. S.; Garner, la., 1914-17. Married Dr. Jef- 
 ferson Code Morrison, S i, 1917, Cherokee, la. 
 .4ddress, Garner, la. 
 
 5272. LULU LEAH LITTLEJOHN 
 Librarian; A. B. in L & A.; b. O 27, 1892, 
 Farmer City, 111.; d. Henry Clay (b. Ind.) and 
 Josephine (Dayhoff) Littleiohn (b. Worthing- 
 ton, Ind.). Prepared in Farmer City H. S.; 
 Colo. Coll., 1907-08; Los Angeles Pub. Lib. 
 Sch., 1913-14. Delta Gamma. Lib. Asst., Pub. 
 Lib., Los Angeles, 1914 — -. Mem., Friday 
 Morning Club, Los Angeles. Address, 5644 
 Ash St., Los Angeles. 
 
 5273. ANANIAS CHARLES LITTLETON 
 Instructor; A. B. in Commerce; A. M., 1918; 
 b. D 4, 1886, Bloomington, 111.; s. R. C. (b. 
 Va.) and Mary (Sholtey) Littleton (b. 111.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S. Beta Gamma 
 Sigma. Pub. Acct., Deloitte, Plender, Grif- 
 fith & Co., Chicago; Instr., Accountancy, Univ. 
 of 111., 1915 — . Married Bonnie Ray, Ag 21, 
 1916, Terre Haute, Ind. Child, Barbara Rae, 
 b. Ja 28, 1918. Address, 905 S. Coler Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add., 305 Commerce Bldg., do. 
 
 5274. LYMAN LIONEL LIVINGSTON 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 17, 1888, 
 
 Fillmore, 111.; s. Timothy M. (b. My 31, 1851, 
 do.) and Alpha B. (Gatwood) Livingston (b. 
 My 2, 1862, Ramsey. 111.). Prepared Jn Fill- 
 more and Ilillsboro H. Schs. Sigma Xi; Pre- 
 lim, and Final Honors. Engr., Wabash R. R., 
 1912; Instr., C. E., Poly. Inst., Brooklyn, N. 
 Y., 1912-13; Engr., Pneumatic Foundation and 
 Underpinning work, docks, dams, and harbor 
 improvements, 1913-16; Supt., Underpinning 
 Constr., Broadway and 7th Ave. Subway, 
 New York City, 1916-17; Contr., 1917 — . Stor- 
 age Engr.. War Dept., Div. of Storage & 
 Traffic. Married Grace G. Lackaberry, O 4, 
 191 3, St. Louis. Child, Dorothy Louise, b. 
 Mr 12, 1917. Address, 3049 N. i6th St., 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 5275. WILLIAM CECILE LORENZEN 
 Salesman; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. O 14, 
 
 1S89, Chicago; s. C. J. Lorenzen. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst. With Chester & Fleming, Consult- 
 ing Engrs., Pittsburgh; Salestiian, Eubly & Lor- 
 enz, Chicago. Address, 2721 N. Troy St., Chi- 
 cago.t 
 
 5276. CAROLINE LUTHER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 15, 1890, 
 LTrbana; d. Charles Luther. Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Address, Savoy, Ill.t 
 
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 S277. NELLE IRENE McCLURG 
 (Sister of No. 4287) 
 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 6, 1888. 
 Eldorado, Kan.; d. William Rudolf (b. D 25, 
 1857, Pekin, 111.) and Anna (Lapsley) Mc- 
 Clure (b. O 12, 1857, Cedar Falls, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. A. M., Univ. Wis., 
 1918. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Omi- 
 cron Nu; H. Sc. Club; Illiola. Supvr., Dom. 
 Sc, E. Aurora, 111., 1912-14; Asst., H. Sc; 
 Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, Kan., 1914- 
 16; Instr., do., 1916-17; Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1917-18; Dietitian, Lakeside Hosp., Cleve- 
 land, O., 1918 — . Address, 108 E. High St., 
 Urbana; bus. add., Lakeside Hospital, Cleve- 
 land. 
 
 5278. ANDREW HENRY McCONNEL 
 (Brother of No. 6398) 
 
 Bank Clerk; A. B. in Bus.; b. My 27, 1890, 
 Reynolds, 111.; s. J. B. McConnel. Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Delta Kappa Chi. Address, 
 Reynolds, Ill.f 
 
 5279. WALLACE ROBERT McCONNELL 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. O 4, 1881, Brown 
 Co., III.; s. James (b. 1833, 111.) and Mary 
 Ann (Gabbert) (McConnell (b. 1838, Ky.). 
 Prepared in West. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; A. M., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1918. Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago, 1912-13; Asst., 
 Geog., St. Norm. Sch., Oshkosh, Wis., 1913-14; 
 Head, Geog. Dept., St. Norm. Sch., Platteville, 
 Wis., 1914-18; Prof., do.. Teachers Coll., Miami 
 Univ., 1918 — . Auth.: Mineral Resources of 
 Southwest. Wis., bul. ; Nitrate Indus, of Chile, 
 Jour, of Geog., 1918. Mem., Master Mason, 
 1916; Nat. Educ. Assn., 1918. Married Delia 
 Edith Bennett, Je 26, 1918, Chicago. Address, 
 Oxford, O. 
 
 5280. DWIGHT WESLEY McCOY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 10, i888, 
 Versailles, 111.; s. Barlow A. (b. 1844, Ind.) 
 and Mary J. (Law) McCoy (b. 1846, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Versailles H. S.; Univ. of Colo. 
 Teacher, Math., Lincoln, 111., 1912-13; do., Po- 
 catello, Idaho, 1913-14; Head, Math. Dept., 
 Sioux City, la., 1914-17. Y. M. C. A. Sec, 
 France, 1917-18; 2nd Lt., 6th Regt., F. A., R. 
 D., Camp Taylor, 1918 — . Address, Versailles, 
 111. 
 
 5281. RUDOLPH McDERMET 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1914; E. 
 E., 1916; b. Mr 24, 1888, Danville, 111.; s. 
 Charles Wesley and Stella May (Rudolph) Mc- 
 Dermet. Prepared in Logansport (Ind.) H. S.; 
 M. E., Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1916. Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Sigma Xi; Prelim. Honors. Fellowship 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1912-14; Re- 
 search Engr., Mellon Inst, of Indus. Research, 
 Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1914-18; Exp. Engr., Elliott 
 (]o., Pittsburgh, 1917 — . Pa. Nat. Guard, Co. 
 E. i8th Regt., 1915-16. Assoc. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. Married Muriel Katherine Kaye, Ag 9, 
 1916, Elgin, 111. Child, Eileen Virginia, h. 
 Ag 3, 1917. Address, Welty Court, Greens- 
 burgh, Pa.; bus. add., Elliott Co., Frick Bldg., 
 Jeannette, Pa. 
 
 5282. EUGENE HARRIS McFARLAND 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 28, 1889, 
 
 Scotland, S. D. ; s. G. A. McFarland. Prepared 
 in Norm. Sch., Valley Citv, N. Dak. Theta 
 Delta Chi; Helmet; Class Football; Arch. Club. 
 Supervising Arch., El Paso Southwest R. R. ; 
 Arch. Married Cora E. Thronson, Jl 3, 1917, 
 Mankato, Minn. Address, Valley City, N. 
 Dak.t 
 
 5283. ELIZABETH ROBERTS McGILL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 11, 1890, 
 
 LaGrange, 111.; d. David Barker (b. Ag 7, 1855, 
 Dublin, Ireland) and Marion Gibson (Roberts) 
 McGill (b. Jl 21, 1864, Wellsville, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Austin II. S. Alpha Xi Delta. Teach- 
 er, Lowell Sch., Chicago. Address, 3845 Gladys 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5284. FRANCIS XAVIER McGRATH 
 Superintendent; A. B. in Bus.; b. Mr 25 
 1888, Jerseyville, 111.; s. John C. (b. Mr 10 
 1861, Janesville, Wis.) and Mary ((3race) Mc 
 Grath (b. O 14, i860, Jersey Co., 111.). Pre 
 pared in Jerseyville H. S. Psi Upsilon. Supt. 
 Bonding Dept., Aetna Casualty 6; Surety (5o. 
 St. Louis. Married Winifred O'Donneli, O 31 
 1916, St. Louis. Address, iiii N. A. Hamil 
 ton Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., 601 Pierce Bldg., 
 Aetna Casualty & Surety Co., do. 
 
 52S5. HALBERT PIRIE MacGREGOR 
 Metallurgist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 6, 
 1887, Estes Park. Colo.; s. A. Q. and Clara 
 M. (Heney) MacGregor. Prepared in N. Den- 
 ver (Colo.) H. S.; Vanderbilt Univ. Chem., 
 Mariner & Hoskins, Chicago; Consulting Chem. 
 Engr., Denver; Metallurgist, Berkeley, Calif., 
 1915 — •• Invented Gold cyanide recovery; Zinc 
 residue silver recovery. Mem., A. C. S.; Ro- 
 tary Club; A. F. A. M. Married Ethel O. 
 Michael, Ja 25, 1913, Champaign. Address, 970 
 Ventura St., Berkeley, Calif.; bus. add., 121, 
 2nd St., San Francisco. 
 
 5286. LIESETTE JANE McHARRY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 20, i886, 
 Rantoul, 111.; d. A. McHarry. Prepared in 
 Rantoul H. S. Kappa Delta Pi; Prelim. Honors. 
 Teacher, H. S., Elmwood, 111.; do., Rantoul, 
 111.; do., Urbana. Address, 307 E. Springfield 
 Ave., Champaign. 
 
 5287. WILLIAM RAPHAEL McINTIRE 
 Supt. Const.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 14, 1889, 
 Houston, Texas; s. J. W. Mclntire. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 (1911-12); Varsity Swimming 1909-10; 1910-11. 
 Supt. Const., D. H. Burnham & Co., Chicago. 
 .iddress, 123 S. Center Ave., (Chicago.! 
 
 5288. PAUL HARMON McKEE 
 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 
 5, 1887, Marengo, 111.; s. M. McKee. Prepared 
 in Mason City H. S. Chi Beta; Ionian; Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet; Sr. Smoker Com.; Sr. Ball Com. 
 Sec, Y. M. C. A. Marshalltown, la. Address, 
 Marshalltown, la.t 
 
 5289. RAY CLARK McLARTY 
 Traveling Representative; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 b. F 8, 1891, Kokomo, Ind.; s. Daniel F. (b. 
 Te 12, 1858, Marietta, O.) and Ella N. (Clark) 
 McLarty (b. Ja 2, 1859, Monroe Center, 111.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Chi Beta; Delta 
 Kappa Chi; Sigma Delta Chi; Ionian; Shield 
 and Trident; Hatchet Orator; Ed. Illio; Illini 
 staff. Traveling Representative, sales circu- 
 lation and vocational div.. The Curtis Pub. 
 Co. Married Josephine S. Messier, Jl 24, 191 7, 
 Kansas City, Mo. Address, 3031 Troost Ave., 
 Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., c/o The Curtis 
 Pub. Co., Philadelphia. 
 
 5290. FORREST C. McNARY 
 Dept. Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 20, 1891 
 Martinsville, 111.; s. Ebenezer N. (b. Ag 22, 
 1856, Ind.) and Cornelia (Cline) McNary (b 
 D 3, 1858, Pittsburgh). Prepared in Martins 
 ville H. S. Dept. Mgr., Aetna Accident & Lia 
 bility Co., Kansas City, Mo., 1916-17; Aetna 
 Life Ins. Co., Cleveland, 1917 — . Address, 
 Gates Mills, O.; bus. add., 622 Leader News 
 Bldg., Cleveland. 
 
 5291. JOHN JOSEPH McQUAID 
 Farmer; .\. B. in Bus.; b. N 27, 1889, Pen- 
 field, 111.; s. T. McQuaid. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Phi Kappa. Bank Clerk, Champaign. 
 Farmer. Address, Penfield, 111. 
 
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 465 
 
 S292. ITSU MAKI 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Ap 15, 1884, 
 Shimoda. Japan; s. S. Maki. Prepared iii Hiros- 
 hima Norm. Coll., Japan., Columbia. Teacher, 
 Hiroshima Norm. Coll., Shimoda, Japan. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Hiroshima Norm. Coll., Shimoda, 
 Japan, t 
 
 5293- ELIAS MANDEL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 22, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. S. Mandel. Prepared in M. F. Tul- 
 ley H. S. With Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 Chicago, 1916. Address, 1825 S. Troy St., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 5294- ALFRED EDGERTON MANIERRE 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.: b. Ag 13, 1878, 
 Chicago; s. George (b. F 5, 1845, do.) and Ann 
 Eliza (Edgerton) Manierre (b. Te 4. 1849, 
 Hicksville, O.). Prepared in Univ." H. S., Chi- 
 cago.^ A. B., Yale Univ., 1902, Arch,, Chicago. 
 Married June Griffin Parkinson, Mr 20, 1907, 
 Chicago. Children: Barabara Drake, b, Ag 24, 
 1908; Jeannette Leigh, b. Ag 14, 1914, Address, 
 335 Belden Ave., Cliicago. 
 
 5295. WELCH WALKER MANSPEAKER 
 (Brother of Nos. 2171, 3863) 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in C. E, ; b. S 28, 1890, 
 Champaign; s. Lewis Vinton (b, N 27, 1852, 
 Bedford, Pa.) and Emma (Gruver) Manspeaker 
 (b. N 29, 1858, Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. C, E. Club. Draftsman. L 
 T. S., Decatur, 111.: Const. Engr., Pa. R. R., 
 Pittsburgh. Engrs. Corps, Ft. Beniamin, Har- 
 rison. Ind., 1918; Mustered out, D 20. 1918. 
 Address, 74 N. Emily St., Pittsburgh, Pa.; bus. 
 add., 625 Pennsylvania Sta., Pittsburgh Branch, 
 Pa. 
 
 5296. HARRY ELLIS MARQUETTE 
 Special Apprentice; B. S. in Ry. M. E. ; b. 
 S 26, 1888, Roodhouse, 111.; s. J. L. Marquette. 
 Prepared in Slater (Mo.) H. S. Apprentice, 
 Santa Fe R. R. ; Special Apprentice, Mech. 
 Dept.. Rock Island R. R. Married Irma Ala- 
 thea Davies, F 19. 1914, Mankato, Minn. Ad- 
 dress, 230 N. Market St., Shawnee, Okla.t 
 
 5297. SIDNEY GRISWOLD MARTIN 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 11, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. William Herbert (b. N 20, i860, 
 Fredonia, N. Y.) and Nellie Moseley (Lyon) 
 Martin (b. D 29, 1861, Hartford, Conn.). 
 Prepared in Wendell Phillips H. S. Chi Psi; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Prelim. Honors; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt,; Brev. Cant., 111. Nat. Guard; Pres. C. E. 
 Club. Engr., Leonard Const. Co., Soo Line 
 Freight Terminal, Chicago, 1912-14; Asst. Engr., 
 Soo Line R. R., Minneapolis, 1914-18. ist Lt., 
 Q. M. Corps, Constr. Div., Richmond, Va.; do., 
 San Antonio Arsenal, Tex., 1918 — . Married 
 Clare Hemman, D 24, 1913, Chicago. Child, 
 Glen Webster, b. My 23, 1916. Address, 4543 
 Magnolia Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1521 First 
 Nat. Soo Bldg., Minneapolis. 
 
 5298. CHARLES WILLARD MATHEWS 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 10, 1887, 
 Marissa, 111.; s. A. J. Mathews. Prepared in 
 Monmouth Coll. Address, Marissa, Ill.t 
 
 5299. LEIGH MERYL MATTHEWS 
 Bank Cashier; B. S. in M. E, ; b. O 28, 1884. 
 Dysart, la.; s. R. Matthews. Prepared in 
 Univ. H. S., Chicago. Varsity Gym. Team; 
 M. E. Soc. ; Engng. Dance Com.; Mask and 
 Bauble Play; Lt. and Maj., Univ. Regt.; 111. 
 Union Dramatic Club; A. S. M. E.; Fechet 
 Memorial Com.; Sr. Stag Com. Address, 
 McClure, 111. 
 
 5300. FRANCES WILLARD MATHIS 
 (Sister of No. 5301) 
 . Librarian; B. L. S,; d. Robert E. and Men- 
 tie Eliza (McFatridge) Mathis. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Asst., Pub. Lib., Santa Bar- 
 bara, Cahf., 1913-14; Cataloger, Co. Free Lib., 
 Los Angeles, 1914— . Address, 336 Loma 
 Urive, Los Angeles; bus. add., Los Angeles 
 Pree Co, Lib., do. 
 
 S30I. VICTOR ALVIN MATHIS 
 (Brother of No. 5300) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. Je 3 
 1886, Vienna, 111.; s. Robert Erwin and Montie 
 Eliza (McFatridge) Mathis. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Acacia: Band; Orchestra. Material 
 Insp., N. Y. Central R. R., CoraopoHs, Pa., 
 1912-17; Mech. Engr., Duquesne Steel Foun- 
 dry Co., do., 1917-18. Bugler, Co. E., 3rd Pa. 
 Reserve Militia, 1918— . Married Mable Paul- 
 ine Hamilton, S 25, 191 5, Canonsburg, Pa. 
 Children: Frederick Clifford, b. Jl 3, 1916; 
 John Hamilton, b. F 21, 1918. Address, 1123 
 Hiland Ave., CoraopoHs, Pa.; bus. add. Du- 
 quesne Steel Foundry Co., do. 
 
 5302. *CHARLOTTE MATTOON (SMITH) 
 (Wife of No. 7224; Sister of No. 7078) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 13, 1887, Calhoun, 
 111,; d. Charles Edwin (b. Ja 13, 1852, New 
 Harmony, Ind.) and Mae (Whitaker) Mattoon 
 (b. Ag 3, 1866, Calhoun, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Missionary Chm.. Y. W. C. A. 
 Married Stewart Tracey Smith ('15), Jl 17, 
 1912, Champaign. Children: Vera Ruth, b. Mr 
 14, 1916 (died Ap 9, 191 7); Leslie Stewart, 
 b. Ag 23, 191 7. Died Ap 6, 1919, New York 
 City. 
 
 5303. EARL NELS MATTSON 
 (Husband of No. 7220; Brother of No. 4805) 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 15, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Nils (b. F 15, 1842, Sweden) and 
 Georgiana (Ellerson) Mattson (b. My 6, 1863, 
 LaPorte, Ind,). Prepared in Englewood H. S. 
 A. S. M. E.; Class Basketball. Mech. Engr,, 
 Ind. Steel Co., Gary, Ind.; Mech. Engr., E. C. 
 Van Keuren, Consulting Engr. Married Eliza- 
 beth M. Smith ('15), Je 30, 1915, Urbana. 
 Address, 1325 N. 24th St., Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 5304. DAVID BLAIR MAVER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E,; b. Mr 10, 1888, 
 
 Detroit; s. David (b. Arbrough, Scotland) and 
 Maria (Blair) Maver (b. Ottawa, Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Hyde Park H. S. Triangle; Onyx 
 Dancing Club. Masonry Insp., I. C. R. R., 
 1912; Draftsman, do., 1912-13; do.. Corrugated 
 Bar Co., 191 3; do., C. M. & St. P. R, R., 191 3- 
 14; Asst. Research Engr,, Grand Trunk R. R., 
 1914-15; Moving Picture Proprietor, 1915-16; 
 Valuation Engr., I, C. C, 1916; do., W. J. 
 Hagenah, York Mfg. Co., 1916 — . Married 
 Anna Cecelia Bruhn, Je 16, 191 7, Chicago. 
 Address, 7442 Eberhart Ave,, (Zhicago; bus. 
 add., Mark Mfg. Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind. 
 
 5305. CARL ELMER MERRIS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 14. 1888, 
 Hume, Mo.; s. Elmer Elsworth (b. Ja 3, i860, 
 Macon, 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Blevans) 
 Merris (b. Ag 26, 1858, Cass Co., Mo.). Pre- 
 pared in Victor (Colo.) H. S.; Colo. Coll,, 1906- 
 07. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc. Min. and Mill- 
 ing Work, Victor. Colo., 1912-13; Stud. Engr., 
 Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1913-15; 
 Instr., E. E., Rensselaer Poly. Inst., 1915-17; 
 Subdiv. Engng. Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y.. 1917 — . Married Grace StanclifF 
 Murphy, S 9, 1916. Child, Julia Stancliff, b. 
 Mr 28, 1918. Address, 334 Germania Ave., 
 Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
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 5306. WILLIAM MEYER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Sc. ; b. O 7, 1884, Russia; 
 s. I. Meyer. Prepared in Central H. S., Minn- 
 eapolis; Univ. of Minn. Address, Porterville. 
 Tex.t 
 
 5307. PAUL KEITER MILES 
 (Brother of No. 4812) 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 14, 1891, Savanna, 111.; 
 s. Charles K. (b. S i, 1S65, Mt. Carroll, 111.) 
 and Metta K. (Zuck) Miles (b. D 22, 1864, 
 Busiinell, 111.). Prepared in Savanna Tp. H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi. With Deere & Co., Moline, 111.; 
 Asst., M. E., Rensselaer Poly. Inst.; V. P. and 
 Mgr., Savanna Const. Co.; Instr., U. S. S. M. 
 A., Univ. of 111. Lt. Engrs., Lake Charles, La. 
 Address, Savanna, 111. 
 
 5308. MABEL LUCILE MILLER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 6, 1891. 
 Tower Hill, III.; d. W. F. Miller. Prepared, 
 in Urbana H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Athenean; Prelim. Honors. Teacher, H. S. 
 Henderson, Ky. ; do., Bridgeport, III.; do., 
 Milwaukee. Address, 647 Cass St., Milwaukee. t 
 
 5309. MARIE MAUD MILLER (VAN 
 
 HOOK) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4010) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 23. 1886, Hartsburg, 
 
 III.; d. J. E. Miller. Prepared in Lincoln 
 
 Univ. Teacher, H. S., Lincoln, 111. Married 
 
 Dr. F. C. Van Hook ('09), Ja i, 1916. Children: 
 
 Harold; daughter. Address, Mt. Pulaski, 111. 
 
 S3I0. MILO KIRK MILLER 
 Surgeon; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Je 27, 1889, At- 
 lanta, 111.; s. W. A. and Alice (Hieronymus) 
 Miller. Prepared in Atlanta H. S. M. D.. 
 Johns Hopkins, 1916. Nu Sigma Nu. Intern., 
 Johns Hopkins Univ., 1916-17; Surgeon, U. S. 
 Naval Service, 191 7-18. Lt. Surgeon, do.. U. 
 S. S. Wyoming, U. S. S. Tucker, and Base 
 Hosp., No. 6. Address, 4702 Maiden St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 531 1. SAMUEL LESLIE MILLER 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. F 25, 
 
 188=;, Timewell, 111.; s. S. T. Miller. Prepared 
 in tTniv. Acad. Active Mem., 111. Soc. Engrs. 
 and Survs. With D. H. Maury, Consulting 
 Engr., Chicago; Instr., Mun. Engng., Carnegie 
 Inst. Tech. Address, c/o St. Highway Com- 
 mission, 428 W. Vine St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 5312. JOHN EDSON MILLIZEN 
 (Brother of No. 7086) 
 
 Treasurer; A. B. in Bus.; b. F 8, 1890, Minn- 
 eapolis; s. Henry M. (b. Je 26, 1847, Circle- 
 ville, O.) and Myrtle (Varner) Millizen (b. Jl 
 2, 1857, Freeburg, 111.). Prepared in Sullivan 
 H. S. Sigma Nu; Class Football. Buyer, R. 
 R. Donnelley S: Sons, Chicago, 1912-14; Buyer 
 Printing Dept., Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1914- 
 17; Treas., Physicians Lab. Supply Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1918 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Chicago Surgi- 
 ca; Trades Assn.; Colonial Club, Oak Park, 
 111. Address, 104 S. Taylor Ave., Oak Park, 
 111.; bus. add., 25 E. Washington St., Chicago. 
 
 53:3. GUY G. MILLS 
 Acting Dist. Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 
 12, 1889, Palestine, 111.; s. Daniel B. (b. O.) 
 and Margaret (Daugherty) Mills (b. Palestine, 
 111.). Prepared in Palestine H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 El (iirculo Litcrario Espanol; Lt., Univ. Regt. 
 Draftsman Am. Bridge Co.. Toledo, O., 1912; 
 Engr., Brookville Bridge Co.; Instr., C. E., 
 Univ. of 111. 1913-14; Insp., Concrete Rds.; 
 Div. Engr., Portland Cement Assn.; Acting 
 Dist. Mgr., S. East. Branch, do. Pvt., Troop B, 
 ist Cavalrv HI. Nat. Guard; ist Lt., E. R. C, 
 T017-18: Capt.. Engrs.. N. A., 1918 — . Assoc. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. Address, Palestine, 111. 
 
 5314- MARY ETHEL MINER (HOSKINS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3783; Sister of Nos. 
 
 2182, 3114, 4313) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 12, 1889, Adair, 111.; 
 
 d. Timothy G. Miner (b. Je 27, 1837, Table 
 
 (Jrove, III.) and Prudence Harriet (Russell) 
 
 Miner (b. Ag 28, 1846, do.). Prepared in West. 
 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. H. Sc. Club. Mem., Ladies 
 
 Home Economics Club; Pres., Local Community 
 
 Club. Married Ezekiel Edward Hoskins ('09), 
 
 Ja I, 1913, Adair, III. (died Ap 29, 1916). 
 
 Cliildren: Dorothy Elizabeth, b. IMy 8, 1914; 
 
 Harriet Louise, b. S 24, 1913- Address, Adair, 
 
 5315. EVA MITCHELL 
 (Sister of Nos. 6431, 7813) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 9, 1886, 
 Ripley, O.; d. Isaac (b. Je 24, 1850. Russleville, 
 O.) and Eva (McConaughy) Milcliell (b. Ja 
 15, i860, Ripley, O.). Prepared in Pontiac Tp. 
 II. S. Illiola; Mask and Bauble; \V. A. A.; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Sec, Sr. Class. Teacher, H. 
 S. (Jentralia, HI., 1912-15; do., Bloomington, 
 111., 1915 — ■. Address, 1007 N. McLean St., 
 Bloomnig^on, 111. 
 
 5316. FLOYD WILLIAM MOHLMAN 
 
 (Brother of No. 7815) 
 Physician; B. S. in Chem. ; M. S., 1914; 
 Ph. 1)., 1916; b. Mr 6, 1890, Beardstown. 111.; 
 s. Henry J. (b. do.) and Mary E. (Bolle) 
 Mohlman (b. My 12, i860, do.). Prepared iri 
 Beardstown H. S.; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Chi 
 Sigiiia; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; 111. 
 Union Dramatic Club; F"inal and Special 
 Honors; Glee Club; Band; Composer of Music 
 for The Prodigal Prince. Asst. Chem., 111. St. 
 Water Sur., Urbana, 1912-16; Chief Chem. 
 and Instr., San. Chem., Univ. of HI., 1916-17; 
 Chem. and Engr., New Haven Sewage Exp. 
 Sta., 1917-18; Conn. St. Bd. of Health, 1918 — . 
 .\uth. : (with Edward Bartow) Purification of 
 Sewage by i\ctivated Sludge, Jour. Indus, and 
 Etigng. Chem. and Engng. News; Contributions 
 to Rpts. of 111. St. Water Sur.; New Haven 
 Sewage Exp. Sta., Jour. Indus, and Engng. 
 Chem. and Engng. News Record. Mem., Am. 
 Water Works Assn. C. S.; 111. Acad, of Sc. 
 Married Mary Franklin Savage, Je 19, 1916, 
 Belleville 111. Children: John William and 
 Robert Henry, b. My 29, 1918. Address, 548 
 Orange St., New Haven, Conn.; bus. add., 
 St. Bd. of Health, do. 
 
 5317. HERMAN MOHR 
 Lawyer; LL.B.; b. O 21, 1883. Ger.; s. Carl 
 (b. O 14, 1855, do.) and Mina (Henn) Mohn 
 (b. F 14. 1855, do.). Prepared in Chicago Night 
 Schs. ; Chicago Univ., Summer, 191 1. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Phi Delta Phi; Fresh. Football; Fresh. 
 Track. Atty., Albuquerque, N. M., 1916-18; 
 San. Insp., do., 1918. Mem.. Albuquerque 
 Lawyers Club. Alarried Rossi Fell, S 18, 1912, 
 Roswell N. M. Address, Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 5318. JULIUS JOHN MOJONNIER 
 (Brother of Nos. 1564. 4315) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. D 16, 1889, 
 Highland, 111.; s. Jules (b. Ja 28, 1846, Vevey, 
 Switzerland) and Emma Julia (Bequelia) 
 Mojonnier (b. ^.ly 23, 1851, St. Imer, do.). 
 Prepared in Yeatman H. S., St. Louis. Phi 
 Lambda Psi; Chem. Club; Ionian. Chem., Hel- 
 vetia Milk (Jondensing Co., Delta. O.: Inventive 
 Chem., Oak Park, HI.; Pres., Mojonnier Bros. 
 Co., Chicago. Married Eleanor L. Mench. N 27, 
 1912, Urbana. Child, son, b. My 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 739 W. Washington Blvd.. Chicago. 
 
 5319. RALPH MONROE 
 Lawyer: LL. B.; b. N 4, 1888. Sullivan. 111.; 
 s M. T. Monroe. Prepared in Sullivan H. S. 
 Phi Delta Phi; Law V. P., 111. Union; Chm., 
 Law Dance Com. Lawver, Decatur, III. 
 Address, 706-10 Mullikin Bldg.. Decatur, Ill.t 
 
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 5320. HARRY EDGAR MONTGOMEJiY 
 Supt., P'ub. Serv. Co.; B. S. in E. E.; b. 
 
 Jl 2, 1891, Mt. Auburn, 111.; s. Clinton Levi (h. 
 Ap 6, 1867, do.) and Lida (Curl) Montgomery 
 (b. My 9, 1867, Hidalgo, 111.). Prepared in Blue 
 Mound H. S.; Decatur H. S. Kta Kappa Nu. 
 F^ngr., Gen. Engng. Lamp Works, Ilarrison, 
 N. J., 1912; Insp., Central III. Pub. Service Co., 
 Mattoon, 111., 1912-13; Insp., do., Taylorville, 
 111., 1913; Insp., do., Beardstown, 111., 1913-14; 
 Supt., do., Beardstown. 111., 1914 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M., 1916— ; S. W. F. A. M., 1917. 
 Married Grace Mable Flack, Jl 17, 1913, De- 
 catur, 111. Child, Grace Elizabeth, b. Jl 5. 
 1914. Address, 11 12 Adams St., Beardstown, 
 
 in. 
 
 5321. MAX ALFRED MONTGOMERY 
 
 (Brother of No. 4815) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 7, 1887, 
 Vermillion, Kan.; s. Alfred and Esther Eliz- 
 abeth (W'addington) Montgomery (b. Ap jo, 
 i860, LeRoy, 111.). Prepared in Bloomington 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sr. Mem. Com.; Scarab; 
 Arch. Soc. Francis John Plyro Scholarship; 
 Arch., Peoria. Engng. Corps, U. S. A.; 2nd 
 Lt., Signal Corps, 1918. Married Mary Veron- 
 ica Mayne, Ag 28, 1918, London, Eng. Ad- 
 dress, 728 14th St. N. W., Washington, D. C.f 
 
 S322. JAMES RALPH MONTIGEL 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 16, 1886, 
 Alma, Mich.; s. F. Montigel. Prepared in Alma 
 (Mich.) H. S. Glee and Mandolin Club. Irri- 
 gation Contr. ist Lt., 511th Bn. Co., Engr. 
 Corps, A. E. F., France. Address, 105 Myrtle 
 St., Redlands, Calif.t 
 
 5323. FREDERICK LINDLEY MORGAN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 6, 1889, 
 Loda, 111.; s. J. S. Morgan. Prepared in Pax- 
 ton H. S. Arch. Club. Draftsman, Louisville, 
 Ky. Address, Chesterfield Apts., Louisville, 
 Ky.t 
 
 5324. GUY LYMAN MORRILL 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 27, 1889, 
 Fairfield, Neb.; s. Charles A. (b. Ja 24, 1859, 
 North Danville, Vt.) and Anna M. (Ander- 
 sen) Morrill (b. D 23, 1867, Bornholm, Den- 
 mark). Prepared in Kewanee II. S. A. M., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1913. Delta Upsilon; Varsity 
 Track team; Glee Club; Pres. 111. Dramatic 
 Union; Y. M. C. A. Asst. Instr., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1912-13. With H. S. Johns-Manville 
 Co., Chicago, 1913-14; Engr. and Traveling 
 Salesman. York Mfg. Co. Seattle, 1914-17. 
 Engng. Dept., Walworth Mfg. Co., Chicago, 
 1919 — . Sergt., Ice Plant Co., No. 301, A. P. 
 O., No. 713, A. E. F., France, helping build 
 and operate a Refrigeration plant for the U. S. 
 A., 1917; Lt., Tours, France. 1918; Mustered 
 out, 1919. Mem., A. S. M. E.; A. F. A. M. 
 Address, Kewanee, 111.; bus. add., 220 Des- 
 plaines St., Chicago. 
 
 5325. MARY GERTRUDE MORTON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 25, 1882, Monte- 
 zuma, la.; d. H. F. Morton. Prepared in Mon- 
 tezuma (la.) H. S. Asst., Branch Lib., Minne- 
 apolis. Address, 3304 Elliott Ave., Minne- 
 apolis.! 
 
 5326. MARGARET MOSCHEL 
 (SCHICKEDANZ) 
 (Wife of No. 4890) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 8, 1887, Chenoa. 111.; 
 d. F. Moschel. Prepared in Pontiac Tp. H. S. 
 Teacher, Ger., Richmond, Va. Married S. A. 
 Schickedanz ('11). Address, 616 Oak St., Dan- 
 ville, Ill.T 
 
 5327. LEE ELWOOD MOSER 
 (Brother of No. 5829) 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 13, 1889, 
 Sigel, 111.; s. Albert Franklin (b. N 17, 1859. 
 St. Joseph, Mo.) and Annie (Butcher) Moser 
 
 (b. D 23, 1870, Sigel, 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S.; Univ. Acad. Engr., The Toronto 
 Tlydro-Elec. System. Toronto, Can., 1912; 
 Engr., Sargent & Lundy, Chicago. 1914; Engr., 
 I. T. S., Peoria, 1915; Elec. Engr., United 
 Verde Copper Co., Clarkdale, Ariz., 1917. 37th 
 U. S. Engrs., 1918 — . Mem., Catholic C"hurch; 
 A. I. E. E. Address, The United Verde Copper 
 Co., Clarkdale, Ariz. 
 
 5328. CLEDA VIRGINIA MOSES 
 Teacher; A. B. in Mus.; b. Ag i, 1885, Belle- 
 ville, 111.; d. William Moses. Prepared in Des 
 Moines H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Address, 
 218 N. Main St., Normal, 111. 
 
 5329. NELLIE IRENE MOURNING 
 
 (HEDGECOCK) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3766; Sister of No. 4823) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 14, 1888, Portis, 
 
 Kan.; d. Charles Samuel (b. Je 16, 1855) and 
 
 Margaret Ann (Smith) Mourning (b. S 5, 
 
 1862.;. Prepared in Augusta II. S. . Illiola. 
 
 Married William E. Hedgecock ('09), D 25, 
 
 1912, Macomb, 111. Address, 311 E. Williams 
 
 St., Albert Lea, Minn. 
 
 5330. CIRILO JOSEPH MULLEN 
 A. B. in Bus.; b. Jl 9, 1885, Buenos Ayres, 
 S. A.; s. Michael Mullen. Prepared in Jesuit 
 Coll. Address, Buenos Ayres, Argentine, S. A.f 
 
 5331. NORRIS FEY MURRAY 
 (Brother of No. 7100) 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. & A.; b. My i, 1890, 
 Mazon, 111.; s. Louis Ross (b. Mr 6, 1859, do.) 
 and Lillie (Hamilton) Murray (b. F 1865). Pre- 
 pared in Mazon Tp. H. S.; Grad. work. West. 
 Elec. Co., Chicago, 1914-15. Organizer. Co- 
 operative Grocery Houses. O. T. C., Ft. Sher- 
 idan; do., Ft. Monroe; do., San Antonio; 2nd 
 Lt., Aero Sqn. 658; Reporting Officer, Am. and 
 British Supply Dept. near London, Eng., 
 1918 — . With 4 other officers was received 
 by King and Queen at Windsor Castle, Ap 28, 
 1918. Address, Mazon, 111. 
 
 5332. HOWARD DIMICK MYERS 
 Instructor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 30, 1890, 
 Lockport, 111.; s. William S. (b. O 29, 1815, 
 Troy, N. Y.) and Augusta (Voight) Myers. 
 Prepared in Lockport H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Pre- 
 lim. Honors. With 111. Highway Comn., and 
 Lincoln Park Comn., 1912-14; With C. M. & St. 
 P. R. R., Bridge Dept., 1915-16; Instr., Draw- 
 ing, Univ. of Minn., 1916-17. Lt., E. O. R. C, 
 A. E. F., France, 191 8 — . Address, 408 loth 
 St., Lockport, 111. 
 
 5333- HENRY NAFZIGER 
 
 (Husband of No. 5957) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 23, 1888, 
 Rohrback, St. Odessa, Russia; s. T. Nafziger. 
 Prepared in E. Aurora H. S. Elec. Engr., 
 Link-Belt Co., Chicago. Married Marie Jenny 
 Stoltey ('13), Ag 27, 1914, Champaign. Child, 
 Mary Margaret, b. Jl 29, 19 15. Address, 
 Drafting Dept., Link-Belt Co., Chicago. 
 
 5334- *CHARLES SOL NARKINSKY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 7, 1892, 
 Little Rock, Ark.; s. S. Narkinsky. Prepared in 
 Little Rock (Ark.) H. S. Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Elec. Engr., Emerson Elec. Co., St. Louis. 
 Capt., U. S. Inf., 5th Trench Mortar Bat. 
 Died N 28, 1918, Luxemburg, Ger. 
 
 S33S- ROBERT HAROLD NAU 
 Engineer; B. S. iri C. E.; b. Jl 13, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. O. A. Nau. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S. Triangle; Soph. Cotillion Com.; 
 Mgr., Soph. Baseball; Jr. Smoker Com.; Sr. 
 Ball Com. Smoke Abatement and Electrification 
 Com., Chicago; Asst. Engr., Chicago Assn. of 
 Commerce. Address, 10 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1912 
 
 5336. JOSEPH RAY NAY 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. F i, 1889, 
 Ashmore, III.; s. George Bennet (b. Je i. 1848, 
 Kansas, III.) and Sarah Ellen (Kirby) Nay 
 (b. My 30, 1852, do.). Prepared in Kansas H. 
 S. Engr., Surv., Insp., and Supvr., Gary, Ind,, 
 1912-16; Insp., Struct. Steel, do., 1917. Co. 
 F, ist Ind. Inf.; ist Lt., isist Inf., Camp 
 Shelby. Miss., 1917 — . Address, 700 Pennsyl- 
 vania St., Gary, Ind. 
 
 5337. CARRIE ISABEL NEEDHAM 
 (Sister of No. 9291) 
 A. B. in 11. Sc. ; b. Ja 28, 1890, Champaign, 
 Neb.; d. William Alexander (b. Elizabethtown, 
 Ky.) and Alice Rosella (Brown) Needham (b. 
 Annapolis, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Univ. 111., 1917-18. H. Sc. Club; Composer: 
 Melodies for Chaplet of Pan. Auth. : Kitchen 
 Waste, ///. Agr., 191 1. Address, 1210 Uni- 
 versity Ave., Urbana. 
 
 5338. IDRIS NELSON ' 
 (Husband of No. 7835) 
 Ceram. Chem.; A. B. in Sc. ; B. S., in Ceram., 
 1915; b. Ap 7, 1889, Canton, 111.; s. Reginald 
 (b. Mr 7, 1858, do.) and Alice (Hines) Nelson 
 (b. S 21, J857, do.). Prepared in Canton H. S. 
 Acacia; Keramos; Ceram. Soc. Ceram. Chem., 
 C. W. Raymond Co., Dayton, O., 1912-13; do., 
 Purington Paving Brick Co., Galesburg. 111., 
 1913— . Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; 
 Am. Ceram. Soc. Married Ruth Isabell Mus- 
 senden ('16), Je 14, 1917, Urbana. Address, 
 260 S. Academy St., Galesburg, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Purington Paving Brick Co., do. 
 
 S339- JOSEPH COLBY NELSON 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 26, 18S7, 
 Mexico, Mo.; s. J. T. Nelson. Prepared in 
 Hannibal (Mo.) II. S. Arch. Club. Married 
 Marie Wright, Je 19, 191 5, Hannibal, Mo. 
 Address, 215 S. Maple Ave, Hannibal, Mo.; 
 bus. add., Webster Groves, St. Louis. 
 
 5340. RAYMOND ANDREW NELSON 
 
 (Husband of No. 5526) 
 With Armour & Co.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 2, 
 1889. De Kalb, 111.; s. August E. Nelson. 
 Prepared in De Kalb Tp.. H. S.; Beloit Coll., 
 Beloit, Wis. Phi Sigma Kappa. In Grain 
 Bus., Maple Park, 111., 1912-14; do., Jefferson, 
 la., 1914-15; do., Des Moines, 1915-18; With 
 Armour & Co., El Paso, Tex^ 1918 — . 2nd 
 Lt., Tank Corps; do., Mach. Gun Div.; Hon- 
 orable discharge, 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Peach Helen Andrews ('13). S 19, 
 1914, Macon, 111. Address, c/o Armour & Co., 
 El Paso, Tex. 
 
 5341. JOSEPH ALLAN NEVINS 
 (Brother of Nos. iiS9, 584°) 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M.. 1913; 
 b. My 20, 1890, Camp Point, 111.; s. J. A. (b. 
 Pa.) and Emma (Stahl) Nevins. Prepared in 
 Camp Point H. S. Iris; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Sigma Delta Chi; Scribbler's; Ionian; Home- 
 coming Com.; Ed. -in-Chief, ///. Ma<7. Chief 
 News Ed., mini: Asst. Ed., Alumni Quarterly; 
 Mgr., Summer Illini; lllio P>d.; Prelim. Hon- 
 ors. Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Writer 
 on New York Evening Post and The Nation, 
 New York, 1913 — . Auth.: The Dogs of Joe 
 Gone, New Republic; Hist, of Univ. of 111., 
 1917. Ed., Pouteach, with biography and notes. 
 Married Mary Fleming, S 30, 1916, Larchmont 
 Manor, N. Y. Address, 192 Claremont Ave., 
 New York City. 
 
 S342. CHARLES IVAN NEWLIN 
 
 Asst. Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; M. S.. 1914; ^■ 
 
 Ag 28, 1889, Kokomo, Ind.; s. Charles E. 
 
 (b. N 24, i860, New London. Ind.) and 
 
 Harriet (Bogue) Newlin (b. Mr 4, 1861, 
 
 Spiceland, Ind.). Prepared in Man. Tr. H. S.. 
 Indianapolis. Pi Pi Rho. Instr., An. Husb.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1912-17; Asst. Mgr., Feed and Oil 
 Dept., Clinton Sugar Refining Co., CHnton, la., 
 191 7 — • Auth: Digestion Est. with Swine, Univ. 
 of 111. Bui., 191 7; Articles in farm papers 
 and Agr. Mags. Married Melissa Seward, Ag 
 5, 1914. Indianapolis. Child, Charles Albert, 
 b. Jl 17, 1915. Address, 415 Sth Ave., 
 Clinton, la.; bus. add.. Feed and Oil Dept., 
 Clinton Sugar Refining Co., do. 
 
 5343- FRANCIS STANLEY NICKI 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 17, i883, 
 ("hicago; s. S. Nicki. Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 II. S., Chicago. With LaSalle Machine & Tool 
 Co., LaSalle. 111.; Mech. Engr., Indiana Har- 
 bor, Ind. Pvt., Co. D, 2nd Bat., Edgewood 
 Arsenal, Edgewood, Md. Address, 2920 Vir- 
 sinia Place, East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 5344- WILLIAM NIEHAUS, JR. 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 5, 1890, 
 (jhicago; s. William Niehaus, Sr. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Prelim. Honors. 
 Address, 1442 Edgewater Ave, Chicago. 
 
 534S. LOUISE MINNIE NIERSTHEIMER 
 (STEVEN) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.: b. Ja 7, 1891, Pekin, 
 111.; d. Adolph (b. S 5. 1852, Wallertheim. 
 Hessen-Darmstadt, Ger.) and Barbara Margaret 
 (Pfanz) Nierstheimer (b. Ja 5, 1853, Pekin, 
 111.). Prepared in Pekin II. S. Alpha Omicron 
 Pi. Teacher, Beardstown, 111., H. S., 1912-13; 
 do., Pekin 111., 191 5-18. Married Fred Karl 
 Steven, Ja s. i9i5i Pekin, 111. Address, Sa- 
 dorus. 111. 
 
 5346. LILLIAN NOTH (HEDMAN) 
 (Sister of No. 6437) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S II, 1888, Davenport, 
 la.; d. George William (b. N 4, 1862, Quincy 
 (111.) and Katherine I. (Healey) Noth (b. Jl 
 19, 1863, Covington, Ky.). Prepared in Daven- 
 port (la.). H. S. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi. 
 Married Herbert R. Hedman, Je 20, 1916, Dav- 
 enport, la. Child, Catherine Maria, b. Ag 20, 
 1917. Address, 2910 Pine Grove Ave., Chicago. 
 
 S347. FRED MELVIN NOURSE 
 Technical Writer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 22, 
 1886, Springfield, O.; s. Lyman A. (b. Boston, 
 Mass.) and Minnie B. Henry (b. Springfield, 
 (>.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Sales Engr., 111. 
 No. Utilities Co., Mendota, 111.; Asst. Engr., 
 Contracting Dept., Pub. Service Co., Northern 
 111., Chicago; Sales Engr., Roth Bros. & Co., 
 Chicago; Div. Supt., Wis. Power, Light it 
 lleat Co., Portage, Wis.; Technical Writer, 
 The Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co., Milwaukee. 
 .\uth.: Numerous articles in elec. trade jours. 
 Married Marie B. Mooy, D 8, 191S, Chicago. 
 .Iddress, 1053 39th St., Milwaukee; btis. add., 
 I'he Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 S348. CATHARINE S. OAKS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Mr 26, 1886, Oaks 
 Corners, N. Y.; d. Thaddeus (b. D 14, 1850, 
 do.) and Isabel (Mclntire) Oaks (b. Mr 13, 
 1853. Geneva. N. Y.). Prepared in Geneva (N. 
 Y.) H. S.; Wells Coll., 1906-08. A. B., Wm. 
 Smith Coll., 1912. Libn., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; 
 do., Miami Univ. Lib., Oxford, O., 1914-15; do., 
 O. Weslevan Univ. Lib., Delaware, O., 1915 — ■ 
 Address, O. Wesleyan Univ. Lib., Delaware, O. 
 
 5349. CHAUNCEY BRISTOL OLIVER 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 3. 1889. 
 Milwaukee; s. E. Oliver. Prepared in Morgan 
 Park H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Phoenix; Class 
 Football; Varsity Football; Basketball and 
 Swimming. With Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 Chicago; Sales Engr., Salt Lake City. Address. 
 953 ist Ave., Salt Lake City; bus. add., c/o 
 O. J. Salisbury, 321 Felt Bldg., do.t 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 469 
 
 S350. FLORENCE ARMINA OLSON 
 (STALLINGS) 
 (Wife of G629) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 13. 1885, Weldon, 111.; 
 d. John (b. Je 3, 1845, Malmo, Sweden) and 
 Nellie (Paulson) Olson (b. My 23, 1852, do.). 
 Prepared in Pratt Co. H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ., 1902-03, 1905-07. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Athenean; Final Honors. 
 Teacher, Eng., Eastern H. S., Bay City, Mich., 
 1912-15. Mem., Baptist Church. Married Wil- 
 liam Henry Stallings (g'li). My 15, 1916, De- 
 Land, 111. Address, Rua Venancio Rodrigues 
 1 1 A., (ioimbra, Portugal. 
 
 53SI. HAROLD A. OTIS 
 Asst. Supt.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D i, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Henry A. and Anna F. (Stacy) 
 Otis. Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S., LaGrange. 
 Class Basketball. Elec. Engr., Elevated R. R., 
 Chicago; Asst. Supt., Shops and Equipment, do. 
 Married Grace Virginia Angersinger, Ap 15, 
 1913, LaGrange, 111. Child, Grace Virginia, b. 
 My s. 1913- Address, 1759 Jarvis Ave., (Chi- 
 cago; bus. add.. Room 1341, 72 W. Adams St., 
 do. 
 
 5352. AMY MARIE OVERLAND 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 31, 1887, Minneapolis; 
 d. T. Overland. Prepared in Central H. S., 
 St. Louis. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Psi; 
 W. A. A.; Prelim. Honors. Address, 3739 
 Windsor Place, St. Louis. t 
 
 5353- CYRUS E. PALMER 
 (Brother of No. 6469) 
 Associate; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 26, 1888, 
 Augusta, 111.; s. George P. (b. Ag 3, 1858, 
 Knoxville, 111.) and Geneva (Harmon) Palmer 
 (b. Je 21, 1867, Greenup, W. Va.). Prepared 
 in Augusta H. S. M. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1916. 
 Sigma Pi; Sigma Xi; Gargoyle; Scarab. Instr., 
 A. E., Pa. St. Coll., 1912-16; Instr., A. E., 
 Univ. of 111., 191C-18; Assoc, do., 1918 — . 
 T^at. Treas., Sigma Pi, 1916 — . Married Sylvia 
 Stockton, 191 1, Palmyra, Mo. Address, 11 17 
 Euclid, Champaign. 
 
 5354. MATTHEW SIMPSON PARKHURST 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 15, 1888, Green- 
 castle, Ind.; s. Rev. Matthew M. (b. Jl 13, 
 1834, Albion, N. Y.) and Mary Anne Christian 
 (Thomson) Parkhurst (b. Mr 28, 1846, Stirling, 
 Scotland). Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. 
 Daily lllini Staff; Illio Bd.; Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 Jr. (Council; Jr. Cap. Com. Corn Breeder, 
 Greensboro, Ala., 1912 — . P^es., Hale Nat. 
 Farm Loan Assn.; Pres., Hale Co. Cooperative 
 Marketing Assn. Married Erin Marie Hogue, 
 Je 5, 1918, Newbern, Ala. Address, Cedarhurst 
 Farm, Greensboro, Ala. 
 
 5355. HARRY McLAUCHLAN PARSONS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 25, 1889, Chi- 
 cago; s. Dr. Harry (b. Ja 21, i8';9, Chicago) 
 and Martha Branch (5lcLauchlan) Parsons 
 (b. O 18, 1870, Cleveland). Prepared in Lake 
 View H. S., Chicago. Prelim. Honors. Chi- 
 cago Telephone Co., Chicago, 1912-15; Farmer, 
 Cantril, la.; do., Eagle Grove, la. Land In- 
 vestigation, Chicago, 191 6; Farmer, Regan, N. 
 Dak., 1917 — . Address, Regan, N. Dak. 
 
 5356. ANNA LORINE PECK 
 Dir. Phys. Tr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 8, 
 1892, Mattoon, 111.; d. Cornelius G. (b. Mr 
 17. 1853, Brookfield, Conn.) and Nancy Jane 
 (Conway) Peck (b. Ja 31, 1858, Henderson Co., 
 Kv.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Pvt. Sec, 
 Chicago, 1914-15; Dir., Phys. Tr., H. S., Alton, 
 111., 191 6 — . Address, 6236 Lake wood Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., Alton, 111. 
 
 53S7. BENJAMIN SALISBURY PFEIFFER 
 (Husband of G705) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; M. S. in E. E., 
 1913; b. N 16, i8go, Peoria; s. Rudolph (b. Ja 
 28, i860, do.) and Marion Ida (Salisbury) 
 Pfeiffer (b. Ja 8, i860, do.). Prepared in Brad- 
 ley Poly. Inst., 1908-10. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 A. S. M. E.; Fresh. Varsity Football. Sales 
 Engr., New Departure Mfg. Co., Chicago, 
 1919— . 1st Lt., O. R. C, Ord. Dept., 1917; 
 Mustered out, Ja 28, 1919. Mem., S. A. E. 
 [Married Margaret Washington (g'13), S 9, 
 
 19 16. Child, Francis Washington, b. Ag 17, 
 
 1917. Address, Clarendon Beach Hotel, Chica- 
 go; bus. add., c/o New Departure Mfg. Co., 
 do. 
 
 5358. GEORGE WEST PHILLEO 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 20, 1877, 
 Red Wing, Minn.; s. E. B. Philleo. Prepared 
 in Wichita (Kan.) H. S. Supt., motive power 
 Arkansas Valley Smelter, Leadville, Colo.; 
 Master Mechanic Pueblo, (Tolo.; Burma Mines 
 Co., India. Address, 43 Laurent St., Santa 
 Cruz, Calif.; bus. add., c/o Burma Mines Co., 
 Ltd., Namtu, Northern Shore States, Burma, 
 India. 
 
 5359- JOHN BREEN PHILLIPS 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc; A. M., igiS; b. O 
 14, 1888, Sullivan, 111.; s. A. J. (b. D 23, 1845, 
 do.) and Sarah (Hanson) Phillips. Prepared 
 in East. III. St. Norm. Sch. Kappa Deta Pi; 
 Phi Delta Kappa. Chem. Dept., Big Four R. R., 
 Beech Grove, Ind. Address, Y. M. C. A., 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 5360. LESTER LEROY PHILLIPS 
 Chief Insp.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 28, 1887, 
 Sterling, 111.; s. John I. and Laura V. (Hawk) 
 Phillips. Prepared in Sterling H. S. Machine 
 Work, Springfield, Mass., 1912-13; do., Rich 
 mond, Va., 1913; Tool Work, Detroit, 1913. 
 Asst. Chief Insp., Machine parts^^ Remy Elec 
 Co., Anderson, Ind., 1913-is; Special Insp.. 
 Model Parts, Hudson Motor Car Co., Detroit, 
 1915; Chief Insp., Machine Work, Stenotypc 
 Co., Indianapolis. Married Ida Mahala Chris 
 tiann, Jl 30, 1913, Dixon, 111. Children: Eliza- 
 beth, b. S 4, 1914; Lester LeRoy, Jr., b. Ja 17, 
 1917. Address, Sterling, III. 
 
 5361. HONOR LOUISE PLUMMER 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Mr 29, 1883, Water- 
 ford, Me.; d. C. L. Plummer. Prepared in 
 Idaho Springs (Colo.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of 
 Colo., 1907. Address, Idaho Springs, Colo.; 
 bus. add.. War Dept., Washington, D. C.t 
 
 5362. HARRY POLKOWSKI 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 19, 1888, 
 Belda-Russian Poland; s. Paul J. (b. i86i, 
 Tajno, Russian Poland) and Leokadija Polkow- 
 ski (b. 1866 Sczuczyn-Russian Poland). Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. Inst., Chicago. Gym. 
 Team; Water Polo, ist Inf., III. ISfat. Guard, 
 Chicago. Address, 15 18 W. Washington St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., c/o Major E. C. Stew- 
 ard, Const. Q. M., San Juan, Porto Rico. 
 
 5363. WILMA EDITH PONDER 
 (Sister of Nos. 4861, 5874) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 11, 18^0, 
 Hammond, 111.; d. John R. (b. Wash. CTo., 
 Tenn.) and Elizabeth (Bolin) Ponder (b. Sul- 
 livan, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad.; Univ. 
 of 111. Lib. Sch., 1914-15; Chi Omega. 
 .Address, 909 W. California Ave., Urbana; bus. 
 add., 318 S. 6th Ave., Maywood, 111. 
 
 5364. HATTIE MILDRED POOR 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 1753, 8669) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 12, 1890, 
 
 Streator, 111.; d. Thompson (b. Ja 3. 1849, Hop- 
 
 kinton, Mass.) and Helen Jane (Lindsay) Poor 
 
470 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1912 
 
 (b. Ag 9, 1854, Shippcnsburg, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Streator Tp. II. S. Classical Club. Teacher, 
 II. Sc., Palestine, 111., 1912 — . Address, 217 
 Monroe St., Strealor, 111.; bus. add., Palestine, 
 111. 
 
 5365- JUAN MIGARES Y PORTUONDO 
 (Brother of No. 6487) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap $, 188S, 
 Santiago, euba; s. Juan Portuondo. pVepared 
 in El Divino Maestro; Jefferson Mil. Coll. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; S. II. A.; Spanish Club. 
 Address, Aguilera St. 8 Santiago, Cuba.t 
 
 5366. LEWIS LAWRENCE POWELL 
 Struct. Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 
 26, 1888, Chicago: s. Lewis Badollet (b. O 21, 
 1850, Lawrenceville, 111.) and Mary Adeline 
 (Badollet) Powell (b. My 7, 1856, Terre Haute, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Wendell Phillips II. -S., 
 Chicago; Armour Inst., 1907-09. C. E. Club. 
 Struct. Draftsman, I. C. R. R., Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Lucille Prince, Ja i, 1916, St. Louis. Ad- 
 dress, 5650 Kenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5367. LUELLA FLORENCE POWERS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 5, 1887, 
 Sterling, 111.; d. A. Powers. Prepared in Ster- 
 ling II. S. Teacher, Ger. and Sc, H. S., Mor- 
 rison, 111. .iddress, R. i. Sterling, Ill.t 
 
 5368. SAMUEL RALPH POWERS 
 (Brother of No. 8674) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. My 16, 1887. 
 Tice, 111.; s. John W. (b. 1841, Maysville, 
 Ky.) and Nancy T. (Erwin) Powers (b. 1843, 
 Petersburg, 111.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm., 
 1908-10; Univ. of Minn., 1916-19. Phi Delta 
 Kappa. Head, Sc. Dept., Garfield 11. S., Terre 
 Haute, Ind., 1912-16; Critic Teacher, Sc, 
 Univ. H. S., Univ. of Minn., 1916-18. 
 Auth.: Report of Chem. .Sur., Sell. .Sc. and 
 Math., Vol. 15, 1915; A Discussion of a Re- 
 port of a Chem. Sur., do.. Vol. 16, 1916. 
 Mem. Chem. Sub. Com. of Nat. Educ. Assn., 
 1 9 18; Chm., Chem. Section of Central Assn. 
 of Sc. and Math. Teachers, 191 7. Married 
 Eda May Olds, O 10, 19 10, Urbana. Child- 
 ren: Philip Nathan, b. Ag 17, 1912; Merrell 
 E., b. N 12, 1913. Address, 621 Beacon St., 
 S. E., Minneapolis. 
 
 5369. TIRRIE OSTIN PRATHER 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 15, 1888, West Liberty, 
 
 111.; s. C, S. Prather. Prepared in Newton H. 
 S. Address, Newton, Ill.t 
 
 5370. DAVID CHANDLER PRINCE 
 Case Man: B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1913; b. 
 F s. 1 891, Springfield, 111.; s. Arthur E. (b. 
 Jacksonville, 111.) and Charlotte H. (Hitch- 
 cock) Prince (b. Quincy, 111.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1908-10. 
 Chi Psi; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pj; Football. 
 Testing Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, 
 N. Y., IQ13-14; Case Man, IlL Pub. Utilities 
 Comn., Si)ringfield, 111., 1914-17; Gen. Elec. 
 Co., Schenectady, N. Y. ist Lt., Ord. Dept., N. 
 A., Air Service, A. E. F., France, 917 — . 
 .Assoc Mem. A. I. E. E. ; Illini Country Club. 
 Married Winifred Notman, My 14, 1918. Paris. 
 France. Address, 502 S. 2nd St., Springfield, 
 111. 
 
 5371. CHARLES ALEXANDER PURCELL 
 Farmer; B. S. in .\gr.; b. My i <;, 1888, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. , s. A. 11. Purcell. Prepared 
 in Evanston, H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Hel- 
 met; Jr. Prom. Com. Married Grace Bacon, 
 Ja 7, 1914, Lockport, 111. Child, William 
 Bacon, b. D 15, 1915. Address, Areola, La. 
 
 537::. ROBERT JOHN QUINN 
 Chem. Engr.; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. F 5, i8go, 
 Chicago; s. Thoma.s Joseph (b. do.) and 
 Georgianna (McLean) Ouinn (b. Ogdensburg, 
 N. Y.). Prejiared in 'Calumet H. S. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Jr. Class Treas.; 
 Class Baseball; Class Basketball. Chem., Re- 
 search Chem., Div. Supt. and Chief Chem., 
 Morris & Co., Chicago, 1912-16; Mgr., Pack- 
 ing House Dept.. Wahl-llenrius Inst., do., 1917; 
 Asst. Supt., Midland Chem. Co., do., 1918; 
 Sales Mgr., A. Daigger & Co., Chicago, 1918 — . 
 Temporary Ap[)ointment Q. M. Dept., Inspec- 
 tion Cantonment Equipment, 19 17. Ed. Bd., 
 Chicago Chem. Bui., 1917-18. Sec. Chicago 
 Section, A. C. S., 1917-19. Married Matilda C. 
 Jansen, N 22, 1915. Address, 151 1 Jonquil 
 Terrace Chicago; biis. add., 54 W. Kinzie St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 5373- ISIDOR D. RAFFIN 
 Supt. of Const.; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 31, 
 1890, Chicago; s. Wolf (b. Kovno, Russia) and 
 Deborah (Arine) Raffin (b. do.). Prepared in 
 VVaukegan H. S. Pres., Menorah. Asst. Chief 
 Engr., Julian S. Nolan Co., 1912-14; Supt. of 
 Const., A. W. Stoolman, Gen. Contr.. 1914-18; 
 Gen. Supt., Const, of Camp McClellan, Ala., 
 1 91 8 — . Married Florence L. Raffin, D 30, 
 1916. Child, Bennett Lyon, b. Ja 3, 1918. 
 Address, Walden Apts., Terre Haute, Ind.; 
 bus. add., 602 Terre Haute Trust Bldg., do. 
 
 5374. GEORGE ERWIN RAMEY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. D i, 1889, Pax- 
 ton, 111.; s. H. B. Ramey. Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Yoxan; Shield 
 and Trident; Scarab; Helmet; Orange and 
 P.lue; Arch. Club. Arch., Zimmerman & Saxe, 
 Chicago; with Snencer & Temple, Champaign; 
 Arch., do. i.st Lt., Engrs., 491st Aero Sqdn., 
 A. E. F., France; Returned to states, Mr 24, 
 1919. Married Nclle Holland, O 8, 1913, Free- 
 port, 111. Address, ioi5 W. Hill St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 S375. GEORGE AUDAS RANSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 2218, 5885) 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 13, 1887, 
 Kilbourne, 111.; s. George Washington (b. D 
 17, 1847, do.) and Sarah Ellen (Ainsworth) 
 Ranson (b. S 28, 1850, Saidora, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Havana II. S. A. S. M. E. Drafts- 
 man, Westinghouse Co., E. Pittsburgh, Pa. 
 .Iddress, General Delivery, East Pittsburgh, 
 Pa. 
 
 5376. CHARLES RASCHER 
 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 4. 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Charles (b. Switzerland) and Anna 
 M. (Kurtz) Rascher (b. Chicago.). Prepared 
 in Lake View H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1908-og. 
 Chi Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon. Chem., Chicago, 1912; Instr., Chem., 
 Washington, ID. C, 1912-14; Chem., Bur. of 
 Chem., do., 1914-15; do., BulTalo, N. Y., 1915; 
 do.. Reading, Pa.. 1915-16; .Salesman. Chicago. 
 1916-18; Sales Mgr., "Lali. Supply Dept., A. 
 Daigger & Co.. Chicago. Pvt., C. A. C. nth 
 Co., Ft. McKinley, Me., 1918; Sergt., C. A. C, 
 Ft. McKinley; Mustered out, D 11, 1918. Mem., 
 A. C. S. Address, 5425 N. Paulina St., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add.. Lab. Supply Dept., A. Daigger 
 & Co., do. 
 
 5377. SYDNEY C. RATHFON 
 (Brother of No. 7150) 
 Estimator and Supt. Const.; B. S. in A. E.; 
 b, Jl 18. 1891, St. Anne, 111.; s. Elmer O. and 
 Minnie Sue (Hatton) Rathfon. Prepared in 
 South Chicago H. S. Draftsman, West Const. 
 Co., Chicago, 1912-14; Estimator and Supt. 
 Const., Iowa City, la.. 1914-18. Pvt., U. S. 
 N. A. Camp Pike, Ark., 1918. Address, 6415 
 Normal Ave., Chicago. 
 
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 5378. RAYMOND GEORGE REAL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 4, 1888, Sterling, 111.; 
 s. Michael (b. 1851, do.) and Catharine (Bro- 
 gan) Real (b. Gait, 111.). Prepared in Ster- 
 ling H. S. Phi Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; De- 
 bating Team. Lawyer, Mattoon, 111.; City 
 Atty. do., 1915-17; Asst. St. Atty., Coles Co., 
 1917 — . Auth.: Easements of Necessity, Cen- 
 tral Law Jou)'., Vol. 85, 1917. Mem., B. P. O. 
 E. ; K. of C. ; Nat. Sec. and Treas., Phi Kappa. 
 Married Myrtle Bowers, My 18, 1914, Urbana. 
 Child, b. and died D 22, 1916. Address, 31 17 
 Prairie Ave., Mattoon, 111.; bus. add., 1613 
 Broadway, do. 
 
 5379. MYRTLE ANNA RENZ (ROBERTS) 
 (Wife of No. 5901) 
 B. L. S.; b. Mr 4, 1891, Cissna Park, 111.; 
 d. Frank E. (b. O 17, 1859, Mt. Palatine, 111.) 
 and Katie (Krown) Rcnz (b. Je 14, 1866, 
 Claysville, Pa.). Prepared in Ilenning H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Athcncan. Asst., Univ. of 111. 
 Lib., 1912-17; Libn., East, 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 summer 1913. Married Elmer Roberts ('13), 
 Ag II, 1917, Henning, 111. Address, 1008 S. 
 Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 5380. FRED DeLONG REXWINKLE 
 (Brother of No. 6510) 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 8, 1890, 
 Oskaloosa, la.; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. Fay- 
 ette Co., 111.) and Ruth Emily (DeLong) Rex- 
 winkle (b. Westlield, 111.). Prepared in Van- 
 dalia H. S. Eta Kappa Nu. Engng. Dcpt., 
 111. No. Utilities Co., Dixon, 111., 1912-13; 
 Asst. Engr., Dabney II. Maury's office, Chi- 
 cago, 1913-16; Engr. in Charge of Const., Stan- 
 dard Oil Co. of Ind., Whiting, Ind., igi6 — •. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address. 6212 Ihiivcr- 
 sity Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Standard Oil Co. 
 of Indiana, Whiting, Ind. 
 
 5381. NELLE MELISSA RIETZ (TAYLOR) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Je 24, 1888, Port Washing- 
 ton, O.; d. Jacob (b. () 11, 1847, Frolinbach- 
 Hof, Kusel, Bavaria, Ger.) and Tabitha Jane 
 (Gray) Rietz (b. D 17, 1852, Gilman, O.). Pre 
 pared in New Comerstown (O.) H. S. Alpha 
 Xi Delta; Sigma Xi; Athenean; H. Sc. Club; 
 Final and Special Honors. Married Thomas 
 Smith Taylor, Je 16, 1912, Port Washington, 
 O. Children: Elizabeth, b. Jl 18, 1914; Thom- 
 as Smith, V, b. Je 28, 1918. Address, 579 East 
 End Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. 
 
 5382. CHARLES S. ROBERTS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 4, i8go. Eureka, 111.; 
 s. James A. and Margaret (Baird) Roberts (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Phi Delta Phi; Helmet; Yoxan; 
 Phoenix; Ma-wan-da. Ensign, Pelham Bay, 
 Naval Tr. Sta., New York City. Address, 5454 
 Dorchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5383. CHESTER CORWIN ROBERTS 
 Farmer; A. B. in Bus.; b. D 31, 1888, Chi- 
 cago' s. Frank H. (b. 1858, Crawford Co., O.) 
 and Ellen (Mapes) Roberts (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Univ. H. S., Chicago; Dartmouth Coll., 
 1907-08. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Ku Klux; Yoxan; Ma-wan-da; Phoenix; 
 Capt., Football; Interschol. Mer. Farmer, 
 Grain and Stock Dealer, Marion, O. Ord. 
 Reserve, 1917; Capt. Inf., 1918; Mustered out, 
 D 7, 1918. Mem., Ath. Club, Columbus, O.; Del- 
 ta Kappa Epsilon Club, N. Y. Married Alice 
 Mildred Christian, Ap 20, Marion, O. Address, 
 Marion, O. 
 
 5384. ANNA BELLE ROBINSON 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc.; b. Peru, 111.; d. 
 Andrew J. (b. Mr 12, 1850, do.) and Ellen 
 Holton (Barnard) Robinson (b. O 22. i860, 
 Ppru. Vt.). Prepared in Granville H. S. ; N. 
 W. Acad.; N. W. Univ., 1906-08; Univ. of 
 Chicago, sununer, 191 7. Cianuiia Phi Beta; 
 
 Illiola; IL Sc. Club. Educ. and Dom. Sc. 
 Sec, Y. W. C. A., Indianapolis, 191 2-1 5; 
 Inslr., Dom. Sc, II. S., St. Petersburg, Fla., 
 1915-17; do., Springfield, 111., 1915-18; Instr., 
 Home Econ., Univ. of la., Iowa City, 1919 — . 
 Mem., D. A. R. ; Assn. Coll. Alumni 1917-18. 
 ■■iddrcss, Granville, 111.; bus. add., c/o Spring- 
 field II. S., Springfield, 111. 
 
 5385. GRACE MAY ROBINSON 
 
 (APPLEGATE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6055) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 7, 1886, Emporia, 
 Kan.; d. William Robinson. Prepared in Gil- 
 man II. S. Athenean; Y. W. C. A., Cabinet. 
 Teacher, Eiig., Illiopolis, 111.; In Charge of 
 Eng. and I'ub. Speaking, Roswell, N. M. Mar- 
 ried Albert Angelo Aiijilegate ('14), Jl 11, 
 1917, Roswell, N. M. Address, Atlanta, 111. 
 
 5386. PAUL THOMAS ROBINSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 23, 1892, 
 
 Greenville, 111.; s. W. E. (b. do.) and Clara 
 Abbey (White) Robinson (b. Mt. Carroll, 111.). 
 Prepared in Springfield PI. S. Ilus; V. P. Sr. 
 C'lass. Farmer, Ilalstad, Minn., 1912 — . Ad- 
 dress, Ilalstad, Minn. 
 
 5387. *THOMAS LEO ROBINSON 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 27, 1888, Streator, 
 111.; s. II. Robinson. Prepared in Streator Tp. 
 H. S.; Purchasing Engr.; Engng. Steel Ry. 
 Cars and Trucks, Chicago; With McGuire 
 Cummings Co., Street Car Builders, Winni- 
 peg, Can. Died at Winnepeg, Can., O, 191 8. 
 
 5388. EMILY ROBISON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 31, 1886, Blooms- 
 burg, I'a.; d. J. B. Robison. Prepared in 
 Bloomsbiirg (Pa.) St. Norm. Sch.; (llolumbia. 
 A. B., Temple Univ., 1909. Libn., Temple 
 Univ. Address, 121 North St., Bloomsburg 
 Pa.t 
 
 5389. WALTER ROMAN, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 6524) 
 Manager; A. B. in Bus.; b. My 13, 1890, 
 Granite City, 111.; s. Walter Sr. (b. Switzer- 
 land) and Augusta (Frieburg) Roman (b. St. 
 Louis). IVejiared in Granite City II. S. I'hi 
 Sigma KaiJjia; lllio Bd. Sales Reprensentative, 
 Roman Bush Pig Iron Coke Co., St. Louis, 
 1912-15; Mgr., Roman Co., 1915-16; Mgr., St. 
 Louis Branch, Goheen Mfg. Co., Canton, O., 
 1916-17. 1st Lt., A. S. S. E. R. C, 1917; 
 Capt., Instr., Army Balloon Sch., Arcadia, 
 Calif., 1917 — . Address, Granite City, 111. 
 
 5390. PEARL lOLA ROPP 
 Pvt. Sec; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 3, 1890, 
 Carlock, 111.; d. David S. (b. N 14, 1840, Mack- 
 inaw Dells, 111.) and Barbara (King) Ropp (b. 
 Je 8, 184^-, Carlock, 111. Preijared in Car- 
 lock H. S.; Univ. Acad., Blooniington Con- 
 servatory, 1900-06, 1912-14. Alpha (3micron 
 Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim. Honors; W. A. 
 A. Mus. Work, Bloominglon, 111., 1912-18. 
 IVt. Sec Mem., Amateur Mus. Club, 1913-18; 
 Treas., City Pan-Hellenic Assn., 1914-16; M. 
 E. Church. Address, 1209 Clinton Blvd., 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 5391. ERNEST JEROME ROSSBACK 
 Bus. Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 3. 1890, 
 Milwaukee; s. Gustav A. (b. Ja 22, 1859, Cross 
 Plains, Wis.) and Hulda Elenore (Brendler) 
 Rossback (b. Jl 17, 1866, Saux Center, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. Glee Club. With 
 Sullivan Mach. Co., Claremont, N. H., 1912-13; 
 Sales Engr., do., St. Louis Branch, 1913-16; 
 Mgr., do., Paris Office and in charge of bus. in 
 France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, 
 Belgium, and their possessions, igi6 — . Auth.: 
 Tunnel Const, on the Mill Creek Sewer, Mine 
 and Quarry, Vol. IX, 1916. Mem., Am. Inst. 
 Min. Engrs.. 1914. Address, c/o Compagnie 
 Sullivan, 18 Ave. Parmentier, Paris, France. 
 
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 S392. FLOYD ELZA RUSHER 
 (Husband of No. 6335) 
 Branch Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 9, 1888, 
 Martinsville, 111.; s. Joel P. (b. My 24, 1864, 
 Sullivan, Ind.) and Mary Belle (Fry) Rusher 
 (b. Ja 24, 1868, Nokomis. 111.). Prepared in 
 Sullivan (Ind.) H. S. With the Advance- 
 Rumely Thresher Co., Indianapolis, 1912-17; 
 Branch Mgr., Acme Harvesting Machine Co., 
 Omaha, Neb., 191 7 — . Married Dorette Thay- 
 er John ('14), Ja I, 1918, Clinton, la. Ad- 
 dress, Hunter Inn, Omaha, Neb.; bus. add., 
 1215-19 Leavenworth St., do. 
 
 5393. LEWIS MELVIN RUSSELL 
 Adv. Mgr.; A. B. in Bus.; b. Ap 16, 1891, 
 Taylorville, 111.; s. T. F. Russell. Prepared 
 in Pana H. S. Adv. Mgr., Chicago Daily 
 Nezvs. 2ist Inf., U. S. A., Camp Talliaferro, 
 Calif., 1918. Address, 3634 Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago.! 
 
 5394. GRACE ANN RUST 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. N 17. 1883, 
 Brownstown, Ind.; d. Henry (b. Jl 21, 1846, 
 near Leipzig, Ger.) and Clara (Robertson) 
 Rust (b. N 9. 1854, Brownstown, Ind.). Pre 
 pared in Brownstown (Ind.) H. S. Ind. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1905-8. Kappa Delta Pi; Athe- 
 nean; Bethany Circle; V. P., Math. Club. 
 Teacher, Math, and Supvr. of Girls, H. S., 
 Washington, Ind., 1913-18; Teacher, H. S., 
 Mason City, la., 1913-18; Head of Cafeteria, 
 Kan. St. Norm. Sch., Emporia, Kan.; Teacher, 
 Math., iVIiss Barstow's Pvt. Sch. for Girls, Kan- 
 sas City, Mo. Address, Brownstown, Ind.; 
 bus. add., 104 Westport Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 S39S. REUBEN L. SANDBERG 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 26, 1886, 
 Chicago; s. Andrew (b. N 8, i860, Sweden) 
 and Amanda (Wenstrom) Sandberg (b. 1862 
 do.). Prepared in Central Y. M. C. A., Chi 
 cago; Univ. Acad. Draftsman and Designer 
 Struct. Steel and Reinforced Concrete, C. M 
 & St. P. Ry., Union Sta. Co., Chicago, 1912— 
 Married Henrietta E. Elofson, Ap 16, 1914 
 Chicago. Child, Lucille E., b. Ja 2, 1916. Ad 
 dress, 4452 Bernard St., Chicago; bus. add 
 600 W. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 5396. HARRY OGDEN SAUNDERS 
 Telephone Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 26, 
 
 1886, Springfield, 111.; s. Henry A. (b. do.) 
 and Sarah W. (Riddle) Saunders (b. Barclay, 
 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Acacia. 
 Toll Line Engr.. Cent. Union and Chicago 
 Telephone Cos., Chicago, 1912-14; Toll Plant 
 Engr., Cent. Union Telephone Co., Springfield, 
 111., 1914-18. Married Florence Margurete 
 Saunders, O 6, 191 5. Child, Harry Ogden, Jr., 
 b. D 4, 1916. Address, 8ss S. State St., 
 Springfield, 111.; bus. add.. Room 630 Reisch 
 Bldg.. do. 
 
 5397. THEODORE JAMES SCHANCE 
 Draftsman; B. S. .n M. E.; b. Jl 7, 1886, 
 Chrisman, 111.; s. Clarence Erwin (b. Ap 13, 
 1847, do.) and Helen (Riddle) Schance (b. 
 184s, Mattoon, 111.). Prepared in Chrisman 
 H. S.; Winona Tech. Inst., 1906-7. Teacher, 
 Chem., H. S., Kenyon, Minn., 1912-14; Prin. 
 H. S., Heyborn, Idaho, 1914-iS; Supt., Pub. 
 Schs., Twisp, Wash., 1915-16; Draftsman, 
 Cushman Auto Tool Co., Champaign, 1916— . 
 Married Ella Henderson, Ag i, 1912, Paris, 111. 
 Address, 208 W. Church St., Champaign. 
 
 5398. CHESTER SCHENCK 
 Elec. Designer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 30, 
 
 1887. LeRoy, Kan.; s. George (b. Algona, la.) 
 and Jerusha (Bispham) Scbenck. Prepared in 
 LeRov (Kan.) H. S.; Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1908- 
 9. Final Honors. Const. Supt. and Chief 
 Engr., B. & N. Ry. & Light Co., Bloomington, 
 111., 1912-14; Elec. Distribution Dept., T. M. 
 
 E. R. & L. Co., Milwaukee, 1914-16; Elec. De- 
 signer, Stone & Webster, Boston, 1916-17; 
 Elec. Designer and Scjuad Chief, Hog Island 
 Shipyard, U. S. Shipping Bd., Emergency 
 Fleet Corp., Philadelphia. 1917 — . Address, 
 5310 Walnut St., Philadelphia. 
 
 5399. FREDERICK JOHN SCHLINK 
 Physicist; B. S. in M. E.^ M. E., 1917; b. 
 
 O 26, 1891, Peoria; s. Valentine Louis (b. Ag 
 26, 1830, Bensheim, Hesse Darmstadt, (jer.) 
 and Margaret Henrietta (Butcher) Scblink (b. 
 S 1849, Kickapoo, 111.). Prepared in Peoria 
 
 II. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Xi; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S. IVj.. E.; Prelim. Honors. Drafts- 
 man, M^ch. Designer, and Asst. Mech. Engr., 
 Matthiessen and Hegeler Zinc Co.. La Salle, 
 111., 1912-13; do., Goldschmidt Detinning Co., 
 East Chicago; Testing and Designing Railroad 
 Track Scale Installations, Bur. of Standards, 
 1913; Asst. and Assoc. Physicist, Engng. In- 
 vestigation and Research and Specializing in 
 Bus. Mgmt. Practice and Systematization; 
 Scientific Work, U. S. Bur. of Standards, 
 Dept. of Commerce, Washington, D. C, 1913 — : 
 Patented: A Novel Type of Stabilized-Platform 
 Weighing-Scale; Improved Means of Notch 
 Provision for the Weigh-Beams of Scales. 
 Anth.: Articles in Technologic Paper, No. 81 
 of the Bur. of Standards; Rpt. of loth Annual 
 Conf. of the Weights and Measures of the U. 
 S.. Scale Jour., Mach.; Indus. Mgmt.; Contri- 
 butions to numerous other magazines. Mem., 
 Wash. Alumni Chapter Sigma Xi; The Philo- 
 sophical Soc. Wash.; Univ. Club, Wash. Ad- 
 dress, 1426 M St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 5400. ALEXANDER LOUIS SCHOLZ 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 23, 1890, 
 
 Chicago; s. P. B. Scholz. Prepared in R. T. 
 Cjrane H. S. Address, 3517 Evergreen Ave., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 5401. LEO VINCENT SCHUNDNER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 19, 1888, 
 
 Savanna, 111.; s. John (b. S 25, 1863, Galena, 
 111.) and Margaret (Beggins) Schundner (b. 
 Ap 14, 1864, Jo Daviess Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Savanna Tp. H. S. Capt., Univ. Regt. Engr., 
 West. Union Telegraph Co., New York City, 
 igi2-i6; do., Dallas, Tex., 1916 — •. Married 
 Edith R. Applegate, O 4, 1916. Address, Dal- 
 las, Texas; bus. add., 301 Trust Bldg., do, 
 
 5402. TENJES HENRY SCHUTTE 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1916; 
 
 b. O I, 1883, Wilsonville. Ore.; s. Henry 
 Schutte. Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Teacher, Herrin, 111.; Prin., H. S., Lenzburg, 
 
 III. Address, Lenzburg, Ill.t 
 
 5403. OTTO JULIUS SCHWARTZ 
 Correspondent; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 31, 
 
 1 891, Buffalo, N. Y.; s. Simon (b. D 1864. 
 Minsk, Russia) and Fannie (Berebitsky) 
 Schwartz (b. S 1870, do.). Prepared in May- 
 wood and Melrose Park H. S.; Univ. of Wis., 
 summer, 1912. A. M., Univ. of Chicago. 1918. 
 Ivrim; Agr. Club. Asst. Dir., Agr., H. S., 
 Lea, Minn., 1912-13; do., Graceville, Minn., 
 1913-14; Prin., Consolidated Sch., Monclova, 
 O., 1914-16; do., Littlefork, Minn., 1917-18; 
 Asst. Prof., Southwest Tex. St. Norm. Sch., 
 San Marcos, Tex., 1918; Correspondent, 
 Sears Roebuck & Co., Chicago, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1229 S. St. Louis Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., c/o Sears Roebuck & Co., do. 
 
 5404. ERICH WILHELM SCHWARTZE 
 Pharmacologist; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ja 14, 1891. 
 Cairo, 111.; s. Erich Wilhelm (b. New Orleans) 
 and Clara Antonette (White) Schwartze (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Cairo H. S.; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1911-12. M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1914. 
 N. Y. Univ., 1914-15. Phi Beta Pi; Chem. 
 
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 Club; 2nd Lt, Univ. Regt. Instr., Physiol. S4ii. JOHN P. SHEAY 
 
 m'^a ^r''u"'^^j°h Vt"'^- ^"'^ Belleyire Hosp., | Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 31. 1891. 
 Med. Coll NY. Umv 191416; Jr. Pharma- Bement, 111. s. John M (b. Cork, Ireland) 
 ""h ^- a\^^^\ °f Agr., Bur. of Chem., ^^d Ardilla (Davis) Sheay (b. O 21. 1854). 
 TOTfi— Anth • Arnr1« ,n Tnur nf Phnr«,a. prepared in Bement H. S.; Univ. of Wis.; 
 
 summer, 1912; Univ. of Minn., 1913. Ionian; 
 Agr. Club; Hort. Soc; Dixie Club. Exten. 
 Worker and Instr. Agr., Stewart, Minn., 1913; 
 Instr., Hutchinson, Minn., 1913 — . Married 
 Emma Olive Nelson, Jl 20, 191 5, Litchfield, 
 Minn. Address, Hutchinson, Minn. 
 
 S412. VINAYAK YESHAWANT SHEWADE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Indore, In- 
 dia. Prepared in Indore (India) H. S. Chem. 
 Club; Cosmopolitan Club. Chem., Gary Pro 
 ducts Coke Plant, Gary, Ind. Address, In- 
 dore City, India.t 
 
 5413. WILLIAM ANDREW SHIRK 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 6, 1886. 
 
 Murdock, 111.; s. Joseph Nelson (b. Ap 25, 
 1857, Silverwood, Ind.) and Nancy Ella (Ten- 
 brook) Shirk (b. Je 19, 1854, Bloomingdale, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Tuscola H. S. Phi Kappa 
 Sigma. Ranching, Montana, 1910-11; do.. Al- 
 berta, Can., 1912-13; With Sears Roebuck & 
 Co., Chicago, 1913-15. Commonwealth Mort- 
 gage Co., Minneapolis, 1915-16; Sales Repre- 
 sentative, Colgate Co. in Northwestern States, 
 also ranching and farming, 1916-18. F. A., 
 Central Officers Tr. Sch., Camp Zachary Tay- 
 lor, Louisville, Ky. Address, Murdock, 111.; 
 bus. add., 218. 160 N. Wells St., Chicago. 
 
 5414. LYNN CALLSEN SIEBERNS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 8, 1889, Gridley, 111.; 
 
 s. Walter H. (b. Ag 19, 1862, Farney, 111.) 
 and Caroline (Freidinger) Sieberns (b. Jl 3, 
 1861, Groveland, 111.). Prepared in Gridley 
 H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst., 1908-09. Law Club; 
 Debating Club. Lawyer, Peoria, 1913-17; do., 
 Gridley, 111., 1917-18. U. S. A., 1918— . Ad- 
 dress, Gridley, 111. 
 
 5415. NELLIE MARIE SIGNOR 
 (Sister of No. 4421) 
 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1917; 
 b. Je 4. 1890, Urbana; d. George J. (b. Jl 4, 
 1858, Clarksfield, O.) and Margaret S. (Gei- 
 ger) Signor (b. F 11, 1861, Agency City, la.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Pi Beta Phi. Cata- 
 loger. Lib., Univ. of 111.; Libn. Hist. Seminar, 
 do., 1918 — . Address, 501 W. Green St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 5416. JOHN WILHELM SIMMONS, JR. 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 4, 1888, 
 Keithsburg, 111.; s. J. W. Simmons. Prepared 
 in Keithsburg H. S. Acacia; Band. Engr., 
 Stewart Engng. Co., New York City. Ship Re- 
 pair Div., Q. M. Dept. Address, Keithsburg, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Stewart Engineering Co., 
 61 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 S417- PAUL CHARLES SIMONINI 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 23, 
 1883, Chicago; s. F. L. Simonini. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S. Mech. Engr. West. Elec. 
 Co., Hawthorne, 111. Const. Engr., H. W. Johns- 
 Manville Co., Chicago, 1919 — . Insp. Dept., 
 Const. Div., Q. M. C, Washington, D. C, 1918; 
 do., Chicago, iqiS-19; Mustered out, Ja i, IQ19. 
 Address, 4409 Washington Blvd., Chicago; bus. 
 add., c/o Johns-Manville Co., do. 
 
 1916 — . Auth. : Articles in Jour, of Pharma- 
 col. E.vper. Therapeutics, and Proceedings for 
 Soc. of E.vp. Biol, and Med. Sec, Assoc. Char- 
 ities, 1916. Married Annie Andrews, Je 5, 
 191 S, San Antonio, Tex. (3hild, George Mc- 
 Neurer, b. S 26, 1917. Address, 1129 Girard 
 St., N. W., Washington, D. C; bus. add.. Bur. 
 of Chem. do. 
 
 5405. ROBERT S. SEESE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1913; b. 
 S 23, 1890, Petersburg, 111.; s. J. H. (b. do.) 
 and Minnie Belle (Bowers) Seese (b. Harrison- 
 burg, Va. ). Prepared in Petersburg H. S. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; Elec. Engr., Gen. 
 Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1913; West. 
 Elec. Co., St. Louis, 1914-16; Smith Co. Elec. 
 Co., Carthage, Tenn., 1917-18. Ensign, U. .S. 
 N., Submarine Unit; Inactive duty, F 5, 1919 — . 
 Address, Carthage, Tenn. 
 
 5406. JOHN FRANCIS SEIFRIED 
 (Brother of No. 7941) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 13, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. William (b. Ger.) and Elizabeth 
 (Best) Seifried (b. do.). Prepared in Mav- 
 wood H. S. Theta Delta Chi; C. E. Club; 
 Prelim. Honors; Class Football. 2nd Lt., C. 
 A. C, Co. I, O. T. C. 5, Ft. Monroe, Va, 
 Address, 4218 Washington Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 5407. OTTO ERWIN SEILER 
 (Brother of Nos. 5932, 9378) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 21, i88u 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. Gustav (b. Saxony, Ger.) 
 and Lena (Bertschy) Seiler (b. Alsace Lor- 
 raine). Prepared in Woodstock H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Phi; Phoenix; Varsity Football; L. & 
 A. V. P., 111. Union. Teacher and Ath. 
 Coach, Lake Forest Acad. Married Leila 1. 
 Lawrence, Ag 13, 1913, Woodstock, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 1827 Wesley Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 5408. JOHN ARMSTRONG SELLARDS 
 (Brother of No. 7942) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl i, 1889, 
 Greenup, Ky.; s. A. J. W. (b. i860, Greenup, 
 Ky.) and Jennie Rosalie (Armstrong) Sellards 
 (b. N 18, 1863). Prepared in Cliampaign H. 
 S. Real Est. Bus., San Diego, Calif.; Instr., 
 Rom. Lang., Stanford Univ., Calif. Ensign, \]. 
 S. Navy Base, Brest, France; Aid to Vice Ad- 
 miral Wilson. Address, 920 8th St., San Diego. 
 Calif.; bus. add., U. S. S. New Mexico, c/o 
 Postmaster, New York City. 
 
 5409. ISIDORE MAX SHAPIRO 
 Factory Mgr.; A. B. in Bus.; b. Ap 1,-,, 
 1889, Russia; s. A. Shapiro. Prepared in M. 
 F. Tuley H. S. Delta Kappa Chi. Factory 
 Mgr., Ath. Shoe Co.. Chicago. Sergt., Bn. 229, 
 Signal Corp, Camp Mead, Ind. Address, ,1410 
 Hayne Ave., Chicago. 
 
 S4I0. CECIL JAMES SHAPLAND 
 (Brother of No. 6557) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 22, 1888, 
 Saunemin, 111.; s. John S. (b. Eng.) and Char- 
 lotte (Page) Shapland (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Civ. Engr., Valuation Dept., 
 Grand Trunk R. R., Palmer, Mass., 1912-15; 
 
 N. Y. Central R. R., Cleveland, 1915-17; Lake b. S 12, 1891, Chicago; s. T. Simons. 
 Erie & Western R. R., Indianapolis, 1917 — . pared in Crane Tech. H. S. 
 
 5418. ALEXANDER McDOUGALL SIMONS 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1913; 
 
 Simons. Pre- 
 
 , __ _ _ _. __ Cosmopolitan; 
 
 'Married Violet Benner, Ap 15", 1916, New ivrim. Math. Club; E. E. Soc. Engr., Lee 
 York City. Child, a daughter, b. Ap 18, 1917. Elec. Radiator Co., Chicago; Simons & Co. 
 Address, c/o Lake Erie & Western R. R., Firm, do. Address, 11 Board of Trade Bldg., 
 Indianapolis. Chicago. 
 
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 5419. CHARLES LEROY SIMONS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 25- 1889, Kent- 
 land, Ind.; s. Fred Simons. Prepared in Pur- 
 due Univ. Theta Delta Chi; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Shield and Trident; Yo.xan; Ku Klux; 
 H H. Club; Agr. Club; Class Treas. ; Soph. 
 Cotillion Com.; Jr. Prom. Com.; Agr. Dance 
 Com.; Stud. Council; Homecoming Com.; Sr. 
 Ball Com.; Circulation Mgr., Illini. Farmer, 
 Kentland, Ind. Address, Kentland, Ind. 
 
 5420. GEORGE AUGUSTINE SIMONS 
 Sec; A. B. in Bus.; b. Jl 9, 1889, Chaska, 
 
 Minn.; s. H. Simons. Prepared in Adrian H. 
 
 S Phi Sigma Kappa. Sec, Henry Simons 
 
 Co., Minneapolis. Address, 912 Plymouth 
 
 Bldg., Minneapolis.f 
 
 5421. COLIN CAMPBELL SIMPSON 
 V. P., Const. Co.; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 24, 
 1889, Denver; s. William M. (b. D 30, 1850, 
 New Brunswick, Can.) and Annie F. McHardy 
 (Chatham) Simpson (b. My 25. 1849. do.). 
 Prepared in N. Denver H. S.; Univ. of Colo., 
 1908-10. Alpha Tau Omega. V. P., William 
 Simpson Const. Co. Naval Aviation, 1918 — . 
 Mem., Univ. Club, San Diego, Calif. Address, 
 Loma Portal P. O., San Diego, Calif.; bus. 
 add., 526 Marsh Strong Bldg., Los Angeles. 
 
 5422. CLARA SINCLAIR 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 29, 1876, 
 Ashland. 111.; d. Samuel Watson (b. 1849, do.) 
 and Mary Anne (Bowers) Sinclair (b. 1851, 
 Beardstown, 111.). Prepared in De Pauw 
 Univ., Acad.; De Pauw Univ., 1895-96; 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1904- A. M., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1917. Kappa Delta Pi. Prin., H. S.. 
 Sullivan, 111.. 1912-1^; Instr., Chicago Tr. Sch. 
 for Missions, Chicago, 1913 — ; Teacher, So. 
 Side Comnrunity Sch. for Religious Workers, 
 do., 1916-17. V. P., Religious Educ. Club, 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1917-18. Address, 4949 In- 
 diana Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5423. VICTOR ROBERT SLADEK 
 (Brother of No. 8761) 
 Salesman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 25, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Adolph (b. Je 15, 1863. Austria- 
 Hungary) and Anna (Layer) Sladik (b. Ag 
 10, 1868, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S. 
 Sigma Alpha EpsHon; Scabbard and Blade; ist. 
 Lt. and Capt., Univ. Regt. Salesman, Chicago, 
 1912-17. ist. F. A., 111. Nat. Guard, 1915-17; 
 ist. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, III., 1917; 
 Grad., Sch. for Aerial Observers, 1918; ist. 
 Lt., 8^rd F. A.. U. S. A.. 1917-18; Stud., Sch. 
 of Aerial Gunnery, Selfridge Field. Mt. Clem- 
 ens, Mich., 1918; do.. Art. Aerial Observer, 
 A. E. F., France; with Army of Occupation. 
 Address, 2242 S. Marshall Blvd., Chicago; bus. 
 add., American Steel & Wire Co., do. 
 
 5424. WILLIS DANIEL SLONNEGER 
 Adv. Agt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 28, 1888, 
 Morton, 111.; s. J. Slonneger. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Address, 
 5494 Cornell Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 5425. CLOYD CLAYTON SMITH 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 7. 1890. 
 
 Mt. Carroll, 111.; s. O. C. Smith. Prepared in 
 Lanark H. S. Iris. Farmer; With Wagner 
 Elec. Co., St. Louis. Address, Mt. Carroll, 
 
 5426. ALDEN EUGENE SNYDER 
 (Husband of No. 4S47) 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 29, 1883, 
 Kankakee, 111.; s. A. Snyder. Prepared m 
 Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; Agr. Glee Club; Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet. Co. Agr. Adviser, Montgomery 
 Co., 111., 1918 — . Married Florence Gabnelle 
 Baxter ('11). O 22, 1913. Nauvoo, HI. Child, 
 Lillian. Address, Hillsboro, 111. 
 
 5427. RAFAEL ARCANGEL SOTO 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; A. B. in L. & 
 A., 1915; A. M., 1917; b. O 24, 1888, Porto 
 Rico; s. Ramon and Margarita (Gelabert) 
 Soto. Prepared in Norm. Dept., Univ. of 
 Porto Rico. Spanish Club; Le Cercle Fran- 
 cais; Cosmopolitan Club; Latin-Am. Club; Y. 
 M. C. A.; Rom. Lang.. (Tlub; Philological Soc 
 In.str., Spanish and Math., West Tex. Mil. 
 Acad., San Antonio, Tex., 1913-14; Asst. Instr., 
 Rom. Lang., Univ. of 111., 1914 — . Address, 
 901 W. Nevada St., Urbana; bus. add., 309 
 University Hall, do. 
 
 5428. CHARLES HERBERT SPAULDING 
 San. Bacteriol. ; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. 
 My 25, 1888, Springfield, 111.; s. Lewis Her- 
 bert (b. 1850, N. Y.) and Mary Frances 
 (Johnson) Spaulding (b. 1848, Springfield, 
 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma; Chem. Club. Chem., A. T. & S. F. 
 R. R. Topeka, Kan., 1912-13; Asst. Chem., St. 
 Water Sur., Urbana, 1913-14; Chem., Water 
 Purification, Panama Canal, Canal Zone, 1914- 
 16; Mo. Pacific Ry., Kansas City, 2^Io., 1917; 
 San. Bacteriol., U. S. Pub. Health Service, 
 1 91 7 — •. Mem., A. C. S.; Am. Pub. Health 
 Assn. Married Kathleen Margaret Stein- 
 bauer, Jl 5, 1917, Logansport, Ind. Address, 
 R. 4, Columbia, S. C. ; bus. add. 1123 Gervais 
 St., do. 
 
 5429. AUBREY DAYTON SPENCE 
 Ins. Bus.; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 16, 1885, Lib- 
 erty. 111.; s. J. T. Spence. Prepared in Maple- 
 wood H. S., Camp Point. Acacia. Gen. Ins. 
 Bus., Camp Point, 111. Address, Camp Point, 
 Ill.t 
 
 5430. JOHN McCLURE SPONSLER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 31, 1886, 
 
 Aledo, 111. ; s. G. W. Sponsler. Prepared in 
 Aledo H. S. A. S. M. E. ; M. E. Soc. With 
 Ohl and CJregory, Birmingham, Ala.; Mech. 
 Engr., Tenn. Coal, Iron & R. R. Co., do. 
 1st Lt.. Co. I, E. O. T. S., Camp A. A. Humph- 
 reys, Va., 1918-19; Mustered out, F 15, 1919. 
 Married Grace E. Derr, Jl 191 5, Aledo, 111. 
 Address, 1121 N. 23rd St., Birmingham, Ala. 
 
 5431. OTTO SPRINGE 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. N 21, 
 1886, St. Louis; s. C. Springe. Prepared in 
 McKinley H. S. Shield and Trident; Ceram. 
 Soc; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Sr. Stag 
 Com. Ceram. Engr., Purington Paving Brick 
 Co. Address, 224 N. Seminary St., Galesburg, 
 Ill.t 
 
 5432. AMBROSE CARL STAHL 
 
 (Brother of No. 4918) 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 4, 1890, 
 Galena, 111.; s. William Hempstead (b. Ag 14, 
 185 1, Hot Springs, Ark.) and Charlotte Ella 
 (Stillman) Stahl (b. Ap 30, 1853, Mendon, 
 111.). Prepared in Galena H. S. Alpha Sigma 
 Phi. Sales Engr., Detroit, 1912-14; do., 
 Kenosha, Wis., 1914-16; do., Buffalo, N. Y., 
 Niagara Falls. N. Y.. and Lockport, N. Y., 
 1916-17; do., Detroit, 191 7; do., New Depart- 
 ure Mfg. Co., Galena, 111., 1917-18. Married 
 Leota Smith, D 30, 1914, Champaign. Child, 
 Robert Louis, b. My 17, 1917- Address, 205 
 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 5433. *AMANDA EMMA STAPEL 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 27, 1884, Chicago; 
 d. Henry Stapel. Prepared in N. Div. H. S., 
 Chicago. Died Ag 10, 1914, Silver City, N. M. 
 
 5434. CARL STEPHENS 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 4432, 4920) 
 
 Editor; A, B. in L. & A.; b. Je 17, 1884, 
 
 Sadorus. 111.: s. Thomas Alvin (b. Ag 31, 
 
 1856, Parkersburg, W. Va.) and Lucy V. 
 
 (Sewall) Stephens (b. Je 12, 1861, Pans, 111.). 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 475 
 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Shield and Trident: 
 Sigma Delta Chi; Graphomen; Scribblers' 
 Club; Daily IlHni staff; 111. Mag.; Illio ; Dope 
 Sheet; Class Prophet. Newspaper reporter, 
 1912-13; Asst. Ed., Alumni Quarterly and Fort- 
 nightly Notes, Univ. of 111.; 1913-17; Ed., 
 do., 1917 — ; Asst. Sec, Alumni Assn., Univ. 
 of 111., 191.^ — . Mem., Univ. Club; Illini Club, 
 Chicago; M. E. Church. Address, 803 W. 
 Springfield Ave., Champaign; bus. add., 358 
 Administration Bldg., Urbana. 
 
 S435. DANA HUGH STEVENSON 
 (Brother of No. 941 1) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 10, 1889, Elvas- 
 ton. 111.; s. Hiel C. (b. Ja 20, 1849, Hunts- 
 ville. 111.) and Louisa Jane (Sprigg) Steven- 
 son (b. My 22, 1852, do.). Prepared in Carth- 
 age H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Final 
 Honors. Farm Accountancy Route Fieldman, 
 Hancock Co., 111., 1912-13; Farmer, Hamilton, 
 111., 1913 — ; Worked for Increased Pork Pro- 
 duction Campaign in Henderson, Warren, Mc- 
 Dougal, Schuyler, Pike, and Brown Cos., 1918. 
 Mem., Presby. Church; Hancock Co. Farm Bur. 
 Married Laura O' Harra, My 15, 1915. Child, 
 Kenneth O'Harra, b. F 7, 1916. Address, R. 
 I, Hamilton, 111. 
 
 5436. JAMES VAIL STEVENSON 
 Farmer; A. B. in Sc; B. S. in Agr., 1913; 
 b. N 12, 1889, Streator, III.; s. Ernest E. (b. 
 O 18, 1863, do.) and Mamie (\'ail) Steven- 
 son (b. Ja 20, 1865, Geneseo, 111.). Prepared, 
 in Streator H. S. Chi Beta; Alpha Zeta; Delta 
 Sigma Rho; Phoenix; Adelphic; Varsity Debat- 
 ing; Repr., No. Orat. League; Pres., Jr. Class; 
 Sec, 111. Union; Sr. Memorial Com. Farming; 
 Streator, 111. Married Lucile Needham, O 12, 
 
 1916, Urbana. Child, Margaret Ruth, b. S 23, 
 
 1 91 7. Address, Streator, 111. 
 
 5437. GLENNVILLE EDWARD STEWART 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 22, 1886, 
 Ottawa, Kan.; s. M. L. Stewart. Prepared in 
 Ottawa Univ. Acad. Test Engr., Gen. Engng. 
 Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Address, 706 South 
 Ave., Schenectady, N. Y.f 
 
 5438. IRA BROKAW STIEFEL 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 17, 1889, 
 Litchfield, 111.; s. T. A. (b. O 21. 1858. do.) 
 and Carrie (Brokaw) Stiefel (b. S 20, 1862, 
 do.). Prepared in Litchfield H. S. Engr., 
 Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., East Pitts- 
 burgh, Pa. Sec, Treas., and Pres., Illini Club, 
 Pittsburgh; Mem., Presby. Church; Westing- 
 house dub, Bd. of Dir., 1916. Address, Clover 
 Club, Swissvale, Pa. : bits, add., Westinghouse 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh. 
 
 5439. CLARENCE MILLER STITZEL 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 21, 1889, Nel- 
 son, 111.; s. James Buchanan (b. Ja 25, 1857, 
 Chambersburg, Pa.) and Hattie D. (Stillman) 
 Stitzel (b. S 4, 1855, Sterling, 111.). Prepared 
 in Sterling Tp. H. S. Chi Phi; Varsity Track. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M., 1914; R. A. M. 1914; K. 
 T., 1914; Shrine, 1915. Married Hazel Elzine 
 Donagh, Ag 26. 1916, Rochelle, 111. Address, 
 Nelson. 111. 
 
 5440. LAWRENCE ORVILLE STOCKER 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 26, 1889, 
 
 Pana, 111.; s. C. S. Stocker. Prepared in Pana 
 
 H. S. Sigma Pi; Scarab; Sr. Smoker Com. 
 
 Arch., Foley Mfg. Co., Greenhouse Archs. 
 
 Address, 115 Sherman St., Pana, Ill.t 
 
 S44I. JOHN WILLIAM STOKES 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 24, 1887, 
 Stokes, 111.; s. William Frederick (b. do.) and 
 Mary Jane (Clark) Stokes (b. Brownsville, 
 111.). Prepared in Morris City H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; Special Honors. 
 
 Engr., Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City, 
 Mo.. Dist. offices, Gen. Elec. Co., 1912-18; do., 
 Philadel|ihia, 19 19 — . 1st Lt., Signal Corps, do- 
 ing Special Liaison, France, 1917; Mustered 
 out, Mr 1, 1919. Address, 1865 Noble Road, East 
 Cleveland; bus. add., c/o General Electric 
 ('ompany, Philadelphia. 
 
 5442. EDNA LOUISE STONE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 6, 1888, 
 Gardenplain, 111.; d. Albert D. (b. S 7, 1863, 
 do.) and Mary E. (Burghardt) Stone (b. Je 
 10, 1863, Denver). Prepared in Morrison H. 
 S.; Knox Coll., 1908-10. Teacher, H. S., Aledo, 
 111., 1912-14; do.. Grand Forks, N. Dak., 1914- 
 16; do., Clinton, la., 1916 — . Address, Bluff 
 Blvd., (Zlinton, la. 
 
 5443. GLADYS LEE STRAIGHT (WOOD) 
 (Sister of Nos. 3194, 3565) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 7, 1888, El Paso, 
 111.; d. Lee Smith (b. i860, (dropsy. 111.) and 
 Ida Mary (Tanner) Straight (b. i860, Pontiac, 
 111.). Prepared in Fonda (la.) H. S. Sigma 
 Kappa; Yo Ma; Phi Delta Psi. Married Lucien 
 Alexander Wood, O 28, 1913, Fonda, la. 
 Children: Janet, b. Ja 9. 1916; Kathryn, b. Ag 
 18, 1918. Address, Fonda, la. 
 
 5444. BERTHA HENRIETTA STRAUCH 
 (Sister of Nos. 2831, 3566, 3986, 3987) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ag 22, 1890, 
 Chadwick, 111.; d. Andrew A. (b. Ja 1, 1854, 
 Ger.) and Margaret (Quickhoerner) Strauch 
 (b. F 8, 1856, 111.). Prepared in Chadwick H. 
 S. Athenean; H. Sc. Club. Teacher, Fonda, 
 la., 1912-13; do., Muncie Norm. Inst., Muncie, 
 Ind., 1913-14; do., Lewistown, Mont., 1914-17; 
 Supvr., Doni. Sc, Great Falls, Mont., 1917 — . 
 Address, Great Falls, Mont. 
 
 5445. EDWARD B. STYLES 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 22, 1889, 
 Waverly, 111.; s. J. Styles. Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S. Chicago. Chi Beta; Tau Beta Pi; 
 V. P., Union Dramatic Club; 111. Union V. P. 
 from Engng. Coll.; Capt., Gym. Team; West. 
 Intercoll. Gym. Champion; Home-Coming 
 Com.; Post Exam. Com.; C. E. Club; Mask and 
 Bauble. Concrete work, I. C. R. R. Chicago; 
 Engng. Dept., Memphis Terminal Co.; Bridge 
 Dept., I. C. R. R. Sergt., Co. C. Chicago 
 Fed. Tr. Camp Reg^. ; N 1918, Capt. Engrs., 
 A. E. F., France. Address, 6143 Dorchester 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 5446. CHARLES MICHAEL SULLIVAN 
 (Husband of No. 5652) 
 
 District Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 8, 1889, 
 Cherokee, la.; s. John (b. F i, 1848, Glengarrif, 
 Ireland) and Norah (Cronen) Sullivan (b. Ja 
 I, 1852, Scranton, Pa.). Prepared in Free- 
 port H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Shield and 
 Trident; Ma- Wan-Da; Spaulding Guild; Bus. 
 Mgr. and Asst. Mgr., Daily Illini; Pres., Demo- 
 cratic Club; Assoc. Mgr., lilio. Elec. Engr., 
 Pub. Service Co. of No. 111., Chicago, Streator, 
 and Kankakee, 111., 1912-14; Westinghouse 
 Elec. and Mfg. Co., Chicago and Milwaukee, 
 1914-18; Dist. Mgr.; Milwaukee Elec. Crane 
 Co., Pittsburgh, 1918 — . Mem., K. of C. Mar- 
 ried Hazel Elizabeth Fancher ('13), S 14, 1915, 
 Evanston, 111. Child, Shirley Elizabeth, b. Je 
 28, 1917. Address, 5880 Darlington Road, Pitts- 
 burgh; bus. add., 2201 Farmer's Bank Bldg., 
 do. 
 5447. JOHN BRUCE SUTHERLAND, JIL 
 
 Designer: B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 26, 1887, 
 Syracuse, N. Y. ; s. John B. (b. Woodstock, 
 Ont., Can.) and Emma Jane (Porter) Suther- 
 land (b. Syracuse, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. 
 of Wash. Prep. Sch.; Univ. of Wash. De- 
 signer and Traveling Salesman, Jewell Water 
 Implement Co., Chicago, 1912-16; Designer and 
 
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 Checker, Withersnoon-Englar Co., Chicago, 
 191 7; Reinforced Concrete Designer and Esti- 
 mator, Jas. Stewart Co., 1918. Sergt., Co. G., 
 ist. 111. Reserve Militia, 1917 — . Married 
 Margaret M. Paddon, O 25, 1916, Chicago. 
 Address, 1504 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5448. HORACE CONRAD SWANNELL 
 (Son of No. 222) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 9, 1889, Kan- 
 kakee, 111.; s. Arthur ('79), (b. N 14, 1858: 
 do.) and Florence (Misencr) Swannell. Pre 
 pared in Kankakee H. S. Phi Kappa Psi 
 Auto truck bus., Chicago; Alabama Power Co. 
 Birmingham, Ala.; J. A. Serine & Co., Green 
 ville, S. C, 1917 — . Address, c/o J. A. Serine 
 
 6 Co., Greenville, S. C. 
 
 5449. FRED EARL SWEITZER 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 22, 1889, Mor- 
 ton, 111.; s. P. Sweitzer. Prepared in Wash- 
 ington H. S. Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma Rho; 
 Scabbard and Blade. Ionian; Agr. Club; Pre- 
 lim. Honors; Capt. Univ. Regt.; Agr. Dance 
 Com.; Sr. Invitation Com. Address, Morton, 
 lU.t 
 
 54SO. THOMAS AUGUSTAS SYMONS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 22, 1889, Mazon, 
 111.; s. S. B. Symons. Prepared in Mazon Tp. 
 H. S. Sigma Pi; Kansas Club. Address, 42; 
 Jennings St., Bartlesville, Okla.t 
 
 S4SI. MILDRED VIRGINIA TALBOT 
 (Daughter of Nos. 271, 29s; Sister of Nos. 
 3994, 9432^ 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 6, 1891, 
 Champaign; d. A. N. ('81), (b. 1857, Cortland, 
 111.) and Virginia (llammet) Talbot ('81;, (b. 
 1859, Camargo, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S.; Pratt Inst.; N. Y. Sch. of I'ine and Ap 
 plied Arts; Columbia Univ. Chi Omeg^; Yo 
 Ma; Alethenai. Instr., Okla. A. and M. Coll.. 
 1915-17; Instr., Art, O. St. Univ., 1917 — • 
 Address, ion California Ave., Urbana; bus. 
 add., 212 \V. loth Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 5452. FLORENCE MAE TANNER 
 
 (ACKERT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 3617) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 19, 1883, Eskridge, 
 
 Kan.; d. Geo. W. (b. D 19, i«S4, Aurora, 111.) 
 
 and Mary (McClain) Tanner (b. S s, 1857, 
 
 Oswego, 111.). Prepared in Sugar Grove H. S.; 
 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1904-06. Teacher, 
 
 Tp. H. S., Joliet, 111., 1912-14. Married James 
 
 Edward Ackcrt ('09), Ag 15, 1914. Aurora, 
 
 111. Address, 1422 Poyntz St., Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 5453. WILLIAM LINCOLN TAYLOR 
 (Brother of No. 5965) 
 
 Land. Arch.; A. B. in Sc; B. S., 1913; b. 
 Ag II, 1884, Montford, Wis.; s. S. H. (b. Mont- 
 ford, Wis.) and Mary Elizabeth (Lincoln) 
 Taylor (b. do.). Prepared in Lancaster (Wis.) 
 H. S. Land. Gard. Club. Address, Lancaster, 
 Wis.t 
 
 5454. ALICE GARY THAYER (LYON) 
 (Brother of No. 4455) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 11, 1889, San 
 Francisco; d. William Parker (b. My 22, 1845, 
 Greenbush, Vt.) and Olive Anna (Whiting) 
 Thayer (b. My 25, 1848, Hingham, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Wendell I'hillips H. S., Chicago; 
 Chicago Sch. of Civics and Philanthropy, 
 Summer, 19 11. Alpha Delta Pi; Scribblers 
 Club; Alethenai; Woman's League Council. 
 Visitor, Chicago United Charities, 1912-13; 
 Resident, Hammond Settlement House,^ Ham- 
 mond, Ind., 1913-14; Truant Officer, (Compul- 
 sory Educ. Dept., Chicago Bd. of Educ, 1917 — . 
 Married Dr. Will Person Lyon, S 24, 1915, 
 Chicago. Child, Helen Thayer, b. O 16, 1916. 
 Address, 4449 Sidney Ave., Chicago; bus. add 
 
 7 S. Dearborn St., do. 
 
 5455. RAYMOND ROGERS THOMAS 
 Business; A. B. in Bus.; b. F 3, 1888, Cobb, 
 Wis.; s. E. F. Thomas. Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Delta Upsilon; Phoenix; Fresh. Var- 
 sity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Class Basket- 
 ball. With Swift & Co., Union Stockyards, 
 Chicago; Fairbanks Morse Co., Beloit, Wis. 
 Address, 1251 Garrison Ave., Rockford, 111.; 
 bus. add., c/o Fairbanks Morse Co., Beloit, 
 Wis.t 
 
 5456. JOHN PAUL THOME 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 21, 1890, Cor- 
 cova, Argentina; s. John M. Thome. Prepared 
 in Jackson (Mich.). H. S. Address, 11 12 
 5th Ave., Peoria; bus. add., 389 Crisostoma 
 .\lverex Tucaman, Argentina, S. A. 
 
 5457. CHRISTIAN BERNHARP THVEDT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 23, 1886, 
 Bergen, Norway; s. Board J. (b. do.) and 
 Martha (Tosseland) Thvedt. Prepared in 
 So. H. S., Minneapolis; Univ. of Minn., 1907- 
 09. Elec. Insp., Public Service Co. of No. 
 111., Evanston, 111., 1912-13; Instr., Elec. 
 Engng., Univ. of Pa., 1913-14; Sales Engr., 
 Cjen. Illuminating Co., N. Y. City, 1914-17; 
 Asst. Engr., Elec. Const. Dept., Interborough 
 Rapid Transit Co., N. Y. City, 1917 — . Mem., 
 Internat. Bible Students Assn. Address, 975 
 Bergen St., Brooklyn, N. V.; bus. add., 621 
 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 5458. JOHN VICTOR TINEN 
 Teacher; B. S. in Chem.; b. My 12, 1888, 
 Park Ridge, 111.; s. W. J. Tinen. Prepared 
 in M. T. Tuley II. S., Chicago. Teacher, Sc. 
 and Math., H. S., Tuscola, 111. Address, Tus- 
 cola, 111. 
 
 5459. JOHN NELSON TODD 
 Mech. Designer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 2, 
 1885, Genoa, Neb.; s. Quintus Curtius (b. 
 D 9, 1849, Clarksfield, O.) and Harriet Sophia 
 (Ellis) Todd (b. Je 8, 1855, W. Bergen, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Tabor Acad, (la.) 
 Supervising Draftsman and Designer, Seattle 
 Port Comn., Seattle, 1912-18; Mech. Designer, 
 .Seattle Const, and Dry Dock Co., do., 1918 — . 
 Designed several new machine appliances for 
 speeding up shipbuilding work. Assoc. Mem., 
 Pacific Northwest Soc. of Engrs. Married 
 Margaret May Fordyce, D 21, 1912, Seattle. 
 Children: Margaret Ruth, b. O 22, 191 3; 
 John Fordyce, b. Ja 4, 191 5; Harriet Martha, 
 b. Ag 3, 1 91 7. Address, Floods I^anding, 
 Meircer Island, Seattle; bus. add., Seattle 
 Const, and Dry Dock Co., do. 
 
 5460. LOUIS A. TOHILL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; 
 b. O 8, 1877, Flat Rock, 111.; s. Mrs. J. E. 
 Simmons. Prepared in East. 111. St. Norm. 
 .Sch., 1905-8; Columbia, 191 6-1 7. Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; History Club. Supt. 
 Schs., Ridge Farm, 111., 1912-16; Teacher, 
 Hist, W;est. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1917 — . 
 Married Irma Ethel Maxwell, 1903, Flat Rock, 
 111. Address, Macomb, 111.. 
 
 5461. HUGH HARRISON TOLMAN 
 Farm Mgr. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 23, 
 1888, Hawthorne, la.; s. Fayette Cahill (b. 
 1855, Keene, N. H.) and Mame E. (White) 
 Tolman (b. 111.). Prepared in Shattuck Sch., 
 Faribault, Minn. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Farm 
 Mgr., Red Oak, la., 1912— . (Japt., Q. M. 
 R. C, 191^ — ; First Troop Convoy, Motor 
 Transport Service, A. E. F., France, 1917 — ; 
 Capt., Am. Rep., M. T. S., Q. M. R. C, 
 
 A. P. O., 702, A. E. F., France. Mem., 
 
 B. P. O. E.; 32d Degree A. F. A. M. Mar- 
 ried Marthena Elizabeth Lumb, Mr 31, 1915, 
 Red Oak, la. Address, Red Oak, la. 
 
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 5462. ORLA ALAMON TOWNS 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; M. A., 191 7; 
 b. Je 2T, 1874, Cisne, 111.; s. Judge Durnham 
 (b. Ap 21, 1844, do.) and Mariah Jane (Stine) 
 Towns (b. Jl 31, 1847, Columbiana Co., O.). 
 Prepared in Haywood Coll.; West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., iqoS-io. History Club. Prin., 
 H. S., Flora. 111., 1912-14; Supt. City Schs., 
 Louisville, 111., 1914-16; do., Carterville, 111., 
 1916-18. Auth.: Sixth Grade Hist., C. S. 
 Coddington, 1918; Sixth Grade Hist., eight 
 articles, Practical Sch. Juur., Litchfield, 111., 
 1915-16; Seventh Grade Hist., do., 1916-17; 
 Eighth Grade Hist., do., 191 7-1 8; Recent His- 
 tory (Wilson's Adm. — to S 1917), do., 1917- 
 18. Mem., Coml. Club; Shooting Club; Pres., 
 Williamson Co. Sch. Master's Club. Married, 
 Mabel Ellen Roberts, Ap 2, 1902, Fairfield, 
 111. Address, Carter-ville, III. 
 
 S463. MARGARET JANE TREAT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 6, 1888, 
 Harvard, 111.; d. C. R. Treat. Prepared in 
 Harvard H. S. Teacher, H. S,, Gridley, 111. 
 Address, Harvard, 111. 
 
 5464. ERNEST DeWITT TURNER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 11, 1889, 
 Wenona, 111.; s. C. M. Turner. Prepared in 
 Wenona H. S. Teacher, Agr., Union H. S., 
 Phoenix, Ariz.; Farmer. Address, R. 3, N. 
 Judson, Ind.f 
 
 5465. WALTER VAN TURNER 
 Journalist; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 4, 1887, 
 Indianapolis; s. David S. (b. F 18, 1848, 
 Virginia, 111.) and Amanda (Lowden) Tur- 
 ner (b. N II, 1 85 1, Louisville, Kv.). Pre- 
 pared in Toledo (O.) H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 Ilus. ; Crystal Club. Asst. Gas Engrs., Henry 
 S. Lea, Chicago, 1912-13; Mgr., Belt Gas 
 Co., Deadwood, S. Dak., 191 3; Tech. and 
 Managing Ed., The Gas Record, Chicago, 
 1913 — ; V. P., Petroleum Age, do., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Scientific Gas Rates, Pamphlet, Henry 
 I. Lea, 1914; Articles in The Gas Record. 
 Married La Delia Strong, Ap 29, 19 13, L^rbana. 
 Children: Mary Lowden, b. Jl 10, 1914; 
 Ralph Strong, b. Mr 19, 1916. Address, 553 
 Sherman Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. add.. Great 
 Northern Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 5466. EDITH JOY VAN CLEVE (ALLEN) 
 (Sister of No. 4945) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 6, 1890, OIney, 
 111.; d. Joseph W. (b. F 19, 1859, 111.) and 
 Rachel A. Van Cleve (b. Mr 4. 1863. do.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. ; James Milliken 
 Univ., 1907-8. Teacher, H. S., Bement, 111., 
 1912-14. Mem., Coll. Club, Decatur, 111., 19x5- 
 18. Married Edgar H. Allen, N 30, 1916. 
 Cbild, Mary Hester, b. S 15, 19 17. Address, 
 135 Summit Ave., Decatur, 111. 
 
 5467. EDWARD EVERETT VAN CLEVE 
 (Father of Nos. 5468, 6631) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1912; 
 b. N I. 1864, Chester, 111.; s. William (b. Mr 
 5, 1834, Bergen Co., N. J.) and Sarah Ellen 
 (Callaway) Van Cleve (b. F 14, 1839, Jersey 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Bunker Hill H. S.: So. 
 111. Coll., 1884-86. Dir. Exten. Work, West. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. Auth.: Norm. Sch. Exten. 
 in West. 111., Normal Sch. Quarterly, 1913, 
 1914. Mem. M. E. Church, 1885 — . Married 
 Laura Ella McCurdy, S i, 1887, Enfield, 111. 
 (died Je 22, 1917). Children: Laura Lillian 
 ('12), b. Ag 4, 1891; Mildred May ('14), b. 
 N 21, 1893. Address, 316 N. Johnson St., 
 Macomb, 111. 
 
 5468. LAURA LILLIAN VAN CLEVE 
 
 (HANNA) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 5467; Sister of No. 6631) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 4, 1891, Carmi, 111.; 
 d. Edward Everett ('12), (b. N i, 1864, Ches- 
 ter, 111.) and Laura (McCurdy) Van Cleve (b. 
 O 15, 1869, Grayville 111.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Vernon Tp. H. S. ; Murphysboro Tp. H. S.; 
 West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., summer, 1915; Col- 
 umbia, Summer, 1916. Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Athenean. Teacher, H. S., Batavia, 111., 1913- 
 15; do., Rockford, 111., 1915-17. Mem., Fort- 
 nightly Club, 1917. Married Claude Clark 
 Hanna, Je 9, igi8. Macomb, 111. Address, 316 
 N. Johnson St., Macomb, 111. 
 
 5469. ARCHIBALD BEEBE VAN DEUSEN 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 191 3; b. 
 F 16, 1889, Chicago; s. Arthur Stowe (b. 
 Worchester, Mass.) and Lydia (Beebe) Van 
 Deusen (b. Chicago). Prepared in Evanston 
 Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Minn., 1914-15. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Freshman Varsity Basketball; Class Basket- 
 hall. Elec. Engr., Cien. Elec. Co., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y. 1913-14; do., C. M. & St. P. Ry. 
 Co., Butte, Mont., 1915-17; do., Seattle, Wash., 
 1917-18. 2nd Lt., U. S. A. Signal Corp. Ad- 
 dress, 1613 Wesley Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 S470. HARRIE EARL VANDEVEER 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E, E. ; b. Ja 21, 1890, Edin- 
 burg, 111.; s. C. W. Vandeveer. Prepared in 
 Edinburg H. S. Chi Phi; Onyx Dancing 
 Club; Univ. Band; Jr. Prom. Com.; Techno- 
 graph Bd.; Cadet Hop. Cora. High Tension 
 Dept., Thordarson Elec. Mfg. Co., Chicago. 
 2nd Lt., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of III., 1918. 
 Address, Edinburg, 111.; bus. add., 501 S. 
 Jefferson St., Chicago. 
 
 S47I. CLAUDE VAN GUNDY 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 9. 1889, 
 Ellsworth, 111.; s. William (b. Ross Co., O.) 
 and Sarah Ella (Irwin) Van Gundy (b. Craw- 
 fordsville. 111.). Prepared in Ellsworth H. S.; 
 Loda H. S. Shield and Trident; Ma-wan-da; 
 Freshman Baseball; Capt., Varsity Baseball. 
 Nat. Lamp Works, Nela Park, Cleveland, 1912- 
 17; Federal Mortgage Finance Co., do., 1917- 
 18; with Glass Coating Co., do., 19 18; — . Home 
 Guards. Mem., Jovian Order. Married Edna 
 Mae West, Ag 5, 19 15, Loda. 111. Child, Wil- 
 liam Weston, b. b 26, 1916. Address, 1832 Man- 
 nering Road, Cleveland; bus. add., c/o Glass 
 Coating Co., Leader News Bldg., do. 
 
 5472. ROY LAWRENCE VANIMAN 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 12, 1880, 
 Girard, 111.; s. Daniel B. and Emma (Snell) 
 Vaniman. Prepared in Girard H. S. Phi 
 Alpha Delta; Eta Kapra Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Prelim. Honors; Treas., Soph. 
 Class. Engr., A. T. and T. Co., Brooklyn, N. 
 Y., 1912; Testing Engr., Elec. Testing Lab., 
 New York City, 1Q12-13; Designer and Const. 
 Engr., Starrett and Van Vleck, Long Island, 
 1913-14; Assoc. Engr. and West. Representa- 
 tive, P. R. Moses, Consulting Engr., Van- 
 couver, B. C, 1914-15; Mech. Engr., Union 
 Stock Yards and Transit Co., Chicago, 1915; 
 Pres., Produce and Terminal Corp., Unioa 
 Stock Yards, Chicago. 1915 — . Assoc. Mem., 
 A. I. E. E., 1914; Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E., 1915; 
 Mem., Saddle and Sirloin Club, 1915; Assoc. 
 Mem.,' Kenwood Club, 1917. Married Helen 
 Francis, N.14, 1914, Brooklyn, N. Y. Address, 
 1 1 34 East 46th St., Chicago. 
 
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 5473. ARNOLD CYRUS VAN ZANDT 
 Supervisor; A. B. in Bus. L. & A. ; b. S 25, 
 1888, Farina, III.; s. Cyrus Marriam (b. O.) 
 and Carrie (Gutheridge) Van Zandt (b. 1852, 
 Ky.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Yard 
 Clerk, Chief terminal car tracer, Chief Clerk 
 to terminal Trainmaster, and to Supt., C. M. 
 & St. P. Ry., Chicago, 1912-16; Traveling 
 Representative Operating V. P., Baltimore & 
 Ohio R. R., 1916-17; Supvr., Bur. Terminal 
 Facilities, Staflf of Operating V. P., do., 1917- 
 1st. Lt., Ord. R. C, acting as Train Master, 
 Transportation Corps, 1917 — . U. S. A. P. O. 
 # 713 c/o G. S. T. S., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, Office Vice President, B. & O. Ry., 
 Baltimore. 
 
 5474. LYNN B. VAUGHAN 
 (Husband of No. si35) 
 Phvsician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. D 4, 1887, Vilas, 
 S. Dak.; s. B. F. (b. Minn.) and Mary (Long) 
 Vaughan (b. Pa.). Prepared in Yankton Coll. 
 Acad.; Yankton Coll., 1907-9. B. S., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1913; M. D., Rush Med. Coll., ipU- 
 Mem., S. Dak. Med. Soc; A. M. A. Mar- 
 ried Viola Fraser ('12), Downer's Grove, 111., 
 1915. Children: Vivian b. O 23, 1916, Robert 
 Berton, b. O 8, 191 7. Address, Hurley, S. 
 Dak. 
 
 547S. MINNIE VAUTRIN 
 Missionary; A. B. in Sc; b. S 27, 1886, 
 Secor, 111.; d. E. L. Vautrin. Prepared in 
 111. St. Norm. Univ. Kappa Delta Pi; Jr. 
 and Sr. Basketball; Athenean; Y. W. C. A. 
 Cabinet. Missionary, Teacher, Girls Sch., 
 China. Address, Lu Chow Fu, via Wuhu, 
 China. 
 
 5476. CHARLES EDWIN VEAR 
 Adv. Agt.; A. B. in Bus.; b. My 11, 1888, 
 Washington Hgts., 111.; s. Taylor (b. Horn- 
 castle, Eng.) and Ida (Paynton) Vear. Pre- 
 pared in Calumet H. S.; Assn. Inst., Chicago. 
 Beta Gamma Sigma; Dailv IlUni Staff. Adv. 
 Agt., Chicago, 1912-17; Milwaukee, 1917-18; 
 Chicago, 1918 — . Married Margaret Elizabeth 
 Badenock, O 18, 1917, Chicago. Address, 6457 
 Sante Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1606 Bor- 
 land Bldg., do. 
 
 5477. JOSEPH MCNAUGHTON VIAL 
 (Brother of Nos. 4951. 9457) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 12, 1889, La 
 Grange, 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ap 10, 1852, do.) 
 and Carrie D. (Craigmile) Vial (b. Ap 23, 
 1859. Hinsdale, 111.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. 
 H. S., LaGrange. Mem., M. E. Church; Pres., 
 Bd. of Educ. of Consolidated Independent 
 Sch. Dist., Ware, la., 1913 — • Pocahontas Co. 
 Farm Bur. Married Ruth Merriam Je 26, 
 1912, LaGrange, 111. Children: Jane, b. Jl i, 
 1913; Joseph McNaughton, Jr., b. D 28, 1915- 
 Address, Ware, la. 
 
 5478. GREGORY VIGEANT, Jr. 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 19, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. G. Vigeant. Prepared in Robert 
 Waller H. S., Chicago. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Phoenix; Scarab; Helmet; Varsity Track; 
 Leader, Univ. Glee Club; Partnership with 
 Lebenbaum & Marx, Chicago; Arch. Supt. 
 Acting Capt., Co. C. Chicago Federal Train- 
 ing Camp Regt.; Co. 11, 14th Regt., Ft. Riley, 
 Kan. Address, 1216 Astor St., Chicago. 
 
 5479. ARCHIE LEWIS VOIGHT 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E.; b. N 4, 1889, 
 DuOuoin, 111.; s. S. L. Voight. Prepared in 
 DuQuoin Tp. H. S. Mining, Eldorado, 111.. 
 Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., Great .Lakes, 111. 
 Address, Eldorado, 111. 
 
 5480. WALTER CHARLES VOSS 
 Arch. Engr. and Teacher; B. S. in A. E. 
 b. N 16, 1887, Chicago; s. Charles (b. D 27 
 1842, Ger.) and Theresa (Seefurth) Voss (b 
 Ja 29, 1855, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech 
 H. S.; Chicago Teachers' Coll., 1906-07. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. Concrete Detailer and De 
 signer, Chicago, 1912-13; Struct. Steel Esti 
 mator, Chicago, 1913; Struct. Steel Designer, 
 Chicago, 1913-14; Head of Dept. of Arch 
 Const., Wentworth Inst., Boston, 1914 — . 
 Mem., Am. Soc. Testing Material, 1915; A. S 
 C. E., 1918. Married Loretta M. Kensella 
 S I, 1915, Oak Park, 111. Address, 22 Garri 
 son Road, Brookline, Mass; bl^s. add., Went- 
 worth Institute, Boston. 
 
 5481. HARVEY FRANKLIN WAGNER 
 Appraisal Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 20, 
 1885, Girard, 111.; s. Daniel Webster (b. Jl 3, 
 1850, Pyrmont, Ind.) and Elizabeth M. (Rif- 
 fey) Wagner (b. S 25, 1853, Salem, Va.). 
 Prepared in Virden H. S. Triangle; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim., Final and Special 
 Honors; Valedictorian. Insp., Baltimore Sew- 
 erage Comn., Baltimore, 1912; Insp. and Re- 
 search Engr., Stone & Webster Engng. Corp., 
 Keokuk, 1912-14; Engr., St. Louis Elec. Ter- 
 minal Ry. Co., Granite City, 111., 1914-15; 
 Appraisal Engr., I. T. S., Peoria, 1915 — . 
 Married Ruth Kendall Gillham, Je i, 1915, 
 Springfield, 111. Child, Charles Daniel, b. N 
 27, 1917. Address, 509 Maryland St., Peoria; 
 bus. add.. 111. Traction System, do. 
 
 5482. HARMON EBERT WAITS 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. S 6, 1872, 
 Elizabethtown, Ind.; s. Reuben Waits. Pre- 
 pared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Address, Prince- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 5483. PETER CHARLES WALTERS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 29, 1881, Dearborn 
 Co., Ind.; s. John (b. F 22, 1842, Alsace) and 
 Catherine (Altherr) Walters (b. Trenton, O.). 
 Prepared in Grayville H. S.; So. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Lawyer and Co. Judge, Edwards Co., 
 111. Married Ethel F. Farnsworth, Ap 8, 1909, 
 Mt. Carmel, 111. Children: Richard Farns- 
 worth, b. Ag 31, 1911 (died O i6, 1911); 
 Charles J., b. My 16, 1914. Address, Albion, 
 
 5484. ANTHONY W. WAND 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 18, 1887, 
 Elizabeth, 111.; s. Andrew (b. D 27, 1863, 
 Woodbine, III.) and Emma (Baumgartner) 
 Wand (b. O 6, 1865, do.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Asst. Supt., Const., Gen. Cement Gun 
 Co., Chicago, 1912-14; Instr., Assoc. Prof., and 
 Prof., Civ. Engng., Univ. of N. M., 1914 — . 
 C. A. C. Service, 1917 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. 
 C. E., 1917. Phi Kappa Phi, 1916. Address, 
 Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 5485. CHARLES H. WARNOCK 
 Agriculturist; A. B. in Bus.; b. Je 19, 1887, 
 Onarga, 111.; s. Lawrence D. (b. O 9, 1838, 
 Guerney Co., O.) and Amanda (Hollingsworth) 
 Warnock (b. F 3. 1845. Gilmore, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Onarga H. S.; Grand Prairie Sem. 
 Phi Sigma Kappa; Delta Kappa Chi; Shield 
 and Trident; Ma-wan-da; Fresh. Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Class Football; Pres., Soph. Class; Jr. 
 Prom. Com; Sr. Ball Com. St. Agt. and Sales- 
 man, Miss., 1912; Auditing Dept., I. C. R. R., 
 Chicago, 1913; Plantation Owner and Mgr., 
 Onarga, 111. and Shaw, Miss., 1914-18. U. S. 
 N. A., 1st Prov. Co., 1st Prov. Bn., 156 Depot 
 Brig., Camp Jackson, S. C, 1918; Bn. Sergt. 
 'Major, do., Ft. Sill, Okla.; Mustered out, D 12, 
 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, Onarga, 111. 
 
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 5486. GEORGE EDWARD WARREN 
 (Brother of No. 6646) 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1917; b. 
 N 19, 1890, Pawpaw, III.; s. James A. (b. O 
 24, .1858, Can.) and Anna C. (McBride) War- 
 ren (b. Pawpaw, 111.). Prepared in Pawpaw 
 H. S. Triangle; Pres., C. E. Soc. Sewage 
 Comn., Baltimore, 1912-13: Engr. and Supt., 
 James Ferry & Sons, Inc., Contr., do., 1913-15; 
 Asst. Engr., Universal Portland Cement Co., 
 Chicago, 1915 — . Married Helen Pratt, O 10. 
 1914, Pawpaw. 111. Child, Patricia Ann, b. N 
 18, 1916. Address, 5903 Race Ave.. Chicago; 
 bus. add., Universal Portland Cement Co., 210 
 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 5487. EDWARD E. WATERS 
 Salesman; A. B. in Bus.; b. N 2, 1887, Pal- 
 myra, 111.; s. Tilford C. (b. S 21, 1855, Carlin- 
 ville. 111.) and Ina Waters (b. Mr 10, 1856, 
 Waverly, 111.). Prepared in Jacksonville H. 
 S.; 111. Coll., 1908-10. Chi Beta; Fresh Var- 
 sity Football; Fresh. Varsity Basketball; Var- 
 sity Basketball; Sr. Football. Retail Merchant, 
 Wellington, Kan., 1912-13; Salesman and Asst. 
 Mgr., M. L. Rothschild, Clothier, Chicago, 
 1913 — . 108 San. Train, Hdqtrs. Field Hbsp. 
 Section, 33rd Div., Camp Logan; Supply Sergt., 
 :9i7-i8; 6th Bat., F. A., Camp Stanley, Tex., 
 1918 — . Address, 1124 E. 64th St., Chicago. 
 
 5488. CHARLES PROVINE WEBB 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 26, 1887, Benton, 111.; 
 s. D. R. Webb. Prepared in E. St. Louis H. S. 
 Phi Alpha Delta; Egyptian Club; Philomathean; 
 John Marshall Law Club; Prelim. Honors; Var- 
 sity Cheer Leader. Address, 555 N. i8th St., 
 E. St. Louis, 111. 
 
 5489. WALTER HARRY WEBER 
 Foundrvman; A. B. in Bus.; b. Ja 21, 1887, 
 Tower Hill, 111.; s. Fred G. (b. do.) and Eli- 
 zabeth (Eberspacher) Weber (b. Pana, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Delta Kappa Ep- 
 silon; Phoenix; Baseball; Pres., Stud. Union. 
 Salesman Nat. Tube Co., Chicago, 1913-14; 
 do., St. Paul, 1915; do., Chicago, 1916-17; 
 Foundry Practise, Walworth Mfg. Co., Kewa- 
 nee. 111., 1918 — -. Married Elizabeth Bannis- 
 ter, Ap 3, 1915, Kewanee, 111. Child. Janet 
 Elizabeth, b. Ja 11, 1918. Address, 221 S. Tre- 
 mont St., Kewanee, 111. 
 
 5490. MELVIN EICHBERG WEIL 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 2, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Simon (b. Te 4. 1861, Ann Arbor, 
 Mich.) and Belle (Eichberg) Weil (b. F 26, 
 1866, Atlanta, 111.). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S. Chi Phi; Adelphic; ist Lt., Univ. 
 Regt.; V. P., Soph. Class; Sr. Ball Com. 
 Equipment Insp., Am. Telegraph and Tele- 
 phone Co., Engng. Dept., Chicago, 1912-14; 
 Salesman, Simon Weil and Co., Chicago, 
 1914 — . Married Mabel Weil, N 8, 1916, Chi- 
 cago. Child, Melvin Stuart, b. F 23, 1918. 
 Address, 4404 Maiden St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 231 W. Lake St., do. 
 
 5491. JOHN RICHARD WELLS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 16, 1890, Har- 
 vard, 111.; s. F. C. and Kate (Lanning) Wells. 
 Prepared in Harvard H. S. Chi Beta; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Capt., Univ. Regt. Asst., An. 
 Husb., Univ. of 111., 1912-14; Farmer, 1914 — . 
 Address, Harvard, HI. 
 
 5492. RALPH RAY WELLS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 15. 1889, 
 Wenona, 111.; s. D. B. and Martha (Foster) 
 Wells. Prepared in Wenona H. S. Iris; Ion- 
 ian; Ag. Club; Debating. Instr., Mont. St. 
 Coll., Bozeman, Mont., 1912-13; Farmer, 
 Wenona, 111., 19 13 — . Auth. : Articles in Agr. 
 Jours. Address, Wenona, 111. 
 
 5493- , LAWRENCE MARTIN WENTER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 9, 1890, Chi 
 cago; s. F. Wenter. Prepared in (^rane Tech 
 H. S. Tau Lambda; Tau Beta Pi; Mandolin 
 and Glee Club; Class Basketball. Address, 
 6254 Glenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5494- CHARLES WHAM 
 (Brother of Nos. 4022, 7300) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag i, 1887, Cartter, 
 III.; s. H. B. (b. 1848, do.) and N^ancy Jane 
 (Stonecipher) Wham (b. 1856, Foxville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Olney H. S.; So. HI. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Sigma Chi; Adelphic; Theta Kappa Nu; 
 Delta Sigma Rho. Shield and Trident; Egyptian 
 Club; Prelim. Honors; Debating; Football; 
 Pres.,^ Sr. Class. Capt., Co. I, 9th Regt., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 191 7 — ; Camp Taylor, Ky.. 19 18 — . 
 Married Pauline Bundy. N 27, 1915, Centralia, 
 111. Address, 612 Broadway St.. Centralia, 111.; 
 bus. add., 212 J/^ E. Broadway St., do. 
 
 5495- JESSE RAYMOND WHEATON 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E.; b. F 3, 1883, 
 Libertyville, III.; s. J. M. Wheaton. Prepared 
 in Eng. and Man. Tr. Sch., Chicago. Bldg. 
 Contr. and Arch. Engr., Wheaton, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 121 Seminary St., Wheaton, 111. 
 
 5496- CLIFFORD E. WHEELOCK 
 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 28, 1885, 
 Tampico, 111.; s. E. E. Wheelock. Prepared 
 in Tampico H. S.; Shurtliff Coll. Equitable 
 Powder Mfg. Co.; Farm Mgr.. Ft. Smith, Ark.; 
 do., Jerseyville, 111. Married Myrtle Louise 
 Lewis, N 15, 191 1, Tampico, 111. Children: 
 Gwyneth Louise, b. F 2. 1913; Lewis Truman, 
 b. Je 13, 1915. Address, Jerseyville, 111. 
 
 5497- RUTH LINCOLN WHITAKER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 24, 1888, 
 Chicago; d. Alton E. (b. W. Windsor, Vt.) 
 and Jennie L. (North) Whitaker (b. Boston). 
 Prepared in Univ. H. S., Chicago; Certificate, 
 Chicago Teachers' Coll., 1913. Alpha Xi Delta. 
 Teacher, Chicago Pub. Schs., 1913 — ; Grad. 
 Stud., Columbia, 1918 — . Address, 536 E. 41SI 
 St., (Chicago; bus. add., 1230 Amsterdam Ave., 
 New York Clity. 
 
 5498. COURTLAND KIRKE WHITE 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 9, 1889, 
 Columbia, Wis.; s. Merrick Lee (b. Ja i, 1848, 
 Ilornell, N. Y.) and Maud Kate (Turney) 
 White (b. Sligo, Pa.>. Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Adelphic; Mask and Bauble. Finan- 
 cial Accounting, Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea 
 Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Married Ruth Keller, 
 My 17, 19 1 7. Brooklyn, N. Y. Child, Court- 
 land Kirke, Jr., b. Mr 29, 1918. Address, 
 942 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; bus. add.. 
 Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., do. 
 
 5499. ASA J. WILBOURN 
 
 (Brother of No. 4978) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 16, 1891, Olive 
 
 Branch, 111.; s. W. W. Wilbourn. Prepared 
 
 in Jackson Mil. Acad., Mo. Address, Olive 
 
 Branch, 111. 
 
 5500. GEORGE GLENN WILEY 
 (Brother of No. 8064) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 26, 1887, 
 Hardy, Neb.: s. G. E. Wiley. Prepared in 
 Warren H. S. Draftsman, Loew-Victor Gas 
 Engine Co., Chicago. U. S. S. M. A.. Univ. 
 of 111. Address, 1134 Fullerton Ave., Chicago. f 
 
48o 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1912 
 
 5S0I. *LLOYD GARRISON WILLIAMS 
 (Brother of Nos. 3606, 4496) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 7, 1890, Elgin, 111.; 
 s. John H. (b. 1857, Wis.) and Mary E. (Foss) 
 Williams (b. 1858, Campton, 111.). Prepared 
 in Elgin H. S. Phi Kappa Psi. City Atty., 
 Elgin, 111., 1915-17. 2d Lt., Inf., Co. 8, A. 
 E. F., France. 1917-181. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 B. P. O. E. Died Ja 1919, France. 
 
 5502. BEN WILSON 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 16, 1886, 
 Keithsburg, 111.; s. J. A. Wilson. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst. Delta Tau Delta. Civ. Engr., 
 111. St. Highway Comn^, Springfield, 111.; with 
 J. W. Butler Paper Co., Chicago. Address, 
 loio Ft. Dearborn Nat. Bank Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 cqo3. FRANK HARLAND WILSON 
 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 24, i8gi. 
 Champaign; s. Thomas Alfred (b. Je 25, 1854, 
 Washington Co., Ind.) and Blanche (Ayres) 
 Wilson (b. Ja 2, 1859, Champaign). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. With Gen. Elec. Co., 
 Newark. N. J., 1912-14; Fruit and Poviltry 
 Farm, Kaleva, Mich., 1914-18. 5th Training 
 Camp. C. A. C, Ft. Monroe, Va. ist Class 
 Electn. Sergt., C. A. C, 41st Railroad Art., Ft. 
 Monroe, 1918 — -. Mem., Baptist Church. Ad- 
 dress, 312 W. Washington St., Champaign. 
 
 5504. HORACE SMITH WILSON 
 
 Mgr., Art Service; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 19, 
 1889, Joliet, 111.; s. John Frances (b. Candia, 
 N. H.) and Phoebe A. (McGuire) Wilson (b. 
 Albany, Vt.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. 
 Alpha Tau Omega; Yoxan; Sr. Ball Com.; 
 Glee Club. Mgr., Wilson Adv. Agency, Cham- 
 paign, 1913-15; Newhoff, Byers and Wilson, 
 Music Publishers, 1915-16; Partner, Charles L. 
 Johnson, Music Publishing Co., do.; Owner, 
 Wilson Art Service, do., 1916-17. ist Lt., C. 
 A. R. C, Ft. Levett, Me., 1917; 72nd Art., 
 C. A. C, Ft. McKinley, Me., 1918: France, 
 191 8 — . Address, 7226 Euclid Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5503. EDWARD KITCHELL WITCHER 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 21, 1891, 
 Olney, 111.; s. Robert Bledsoe (b. Ap 15, 1855) 
 and Bertha (Kitchell) Witcher (b. N 23, 
 1861). Prepared in Olney H. S.; Vanderbilt 
 Univ., 1911-12. Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Upsilon; 
 Commodore Club; Philomathean; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Fraternity jewelry Salesman, 1912- 
 13; Gen. Sec, Y. M. C. A., 1913-16; Med. 
 Stud, and Instr., Eng., Univ. of Okla., 19 15 — . 
 Address, Norman, Okla.. 
 
 5506. WILLIAM PAXTON WITT 
 (Brother of No. 4982) 
 
 Cashier; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 11, 1891, Kane, 
 111.; s. G. W. Witt. Prepared in Carrollton 
 H. S. Asst. Cashier, Kane Trust & Savings 
 Bank., Kane, 111. Address, Kane, Ill.t 
 
 5507. COLLETT EVERMAN WOOLMAN 
 
 (Husband of No. 6222; Brother of Nos. 2^71, 
 
 8076, 8077) 
 
 Dist. Supervising Agt.; B. S. in Agr. ; b. 
 O 8, 1889, Bloomington, Ind.; s. Albert Jef- 
 ferson (b. My 31, 1861, Ind.) and Daura 
 (Campbell) Woolman (b. Ag 17, 1865, Ky.). 
 Prepared in Univ. of 111. Acad. Asst. Planta- 
 tion Mgr., Pantigo, N. C, 1912; Plantation 
 Mgr., Allendale, La., 1913; C)o. Agr. Agt., Mon- 
 
 roe, La., 1914-16; Dist. Supervising Agt. 
 Baton Rouge La., 1916 — . Married Helen 
 Fairiield ('14). Ag 8, 1916, Champaign. Ad- 
 dress, 524 Middle St., Baton Rouge, La.; bus. 
 add., University Station, do. 
 
 SS08. WALTER BOATMAN WORSHAM 
 Manager; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 28, 1888, Pana, 
 III.; s. G. W. Worsham. Prepared in Paris 
 II. S. Acacia; Shield and Trident; Sec, E. 
 E. Soc. ; Treas. Aero Club; Cadet Hop Com. 
 Daily Illini Staff; Art Ed., Illio. Mgr., A. L. 
 Schaeffer's Book Store, Paris, 111. Address, 127 
 E. Washington St., Paris, 111. 
 
 5509. ETHEL WEST WRIGHT 
 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 20, 1883, 
 Hillsdale, la.; d. E. L. Wright. Prepared in 
 Bradley Poly. Inst. Address, 403 Dechman 
 .\ve., Peoria. t 
 
 5510. GEORGE ELLERY WRIGHT 
 
 Designer; B. S. in Arch.; b. D 18, 1886, 
 Odell, 111.; s. Marcellus Ellery (b. Farming- 
 ton, Me.) and Ada (Hoadley) Wright (b. 
 Ottawa, 111.). Prepared in Odell H. S. 
 Scarab. Arch. Designer, Office of Supervising 
 Arch., Univ. of 111., 1912-17. 1st Lt., A. S. S. 
 C, A. E. F., France. Mem., Univ. Club, 
 L'rbana, 1913. Married Sarah Louise Nixon, 
 Je 24, 1918, Indianapolis. Address, 1009 S. 
 3rd St., Champaign; bus. add., 256 Adm. Bldg., 
 Univ. of 111. 
 
 55 1 1. JOHN EDWARD WRIGHT 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 23, 1884, 
 Herscher, 111.; s. E. P. Wright. Prepared in 
 LTniv. Acad. Elec. Engr., Parsons Min. Co., 
 Parsons, N. M. ; Contract Dept., Commonwealth 
 Edison Co., Chicago. Address, Herscher, 111. 
 
 5512. ROBERT GARDNER YOUNG 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 6, 1890. 
 
 Harvard, 111.; s. A. W. Young. Prepared in 
 Harvard H. S. Mech. Engr., Oak Park, 111.; 
 Efficiency Engr., Pub. Service Co., Chicago; 
 with Diamond Power Specialty Co., Detroit. 
 "Married Margaret Clendening, D 1914, Beard- 
 stown. 111. Child, Lucie Gardner, b. S 13, 
 1916. Address, 473 Pallister Ave., Detroit; 
 bus. add., Diamond Power Specialty Co., De- 
 troit. 
 
 5513. GEORGE JOHN ZIMMERMAN 
 
 With Gordon & Ferguson Co.; A. B. in Bus.; 
 b. Ja 17, 1890, Peoria; s. M. Zimmerman. Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S.; Concordia Coll. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Delta Kappa Chi; Der Deutsche 
 Verein. With Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co., 
 Chicago; Supervising Teacher, Hilongos Leyte, 
 P. I.; with Gordon & Ferguson, St. Paul, 
 1918 — . Address, 311 Mackulin St., St. Paul; 
 bus. add., c/o Gordon & Ferguson, St. Paul. 
 
 5514. 
 
 ADOLF EDWARD ZUCKER 
 
 (Husband of No. 4308) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1913; 
 b. O 26. 1890, Ft. Wayne. Ind.; s. F. (b. S 2, 
 1842, (ier.) and Marie (Kremmer) Zucker (b. 
 Jl 13, 1857, Madras, S. India). Prepared in 
 Concordia Coll., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Pa., 1917. Teacher, Clifton Coll., 
 1910-11; Asst., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1913-15; 
 .\sst., do., Univ. of Pa.; Instr., Tsing Hua 
 Coll., Peking, China, 1917 — . Married Maria 
 Lois Miles ('10), S 6, 1916, Bushnell, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Tsing Hua Coll., Peking, China. 
 
I9I3] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 CLASS OF 1913 (508 LIVING, 14 DEAD) 
 
 SSiS. HELEN ABBOTT (RANDOLPH) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 373; Wife of No. 5884; 
 
 Sister of No. 4994) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl s, 1891, Chicago; 
 d. William Lamont ('84), (b. F 14, 1861, Union 
 Grove, III.) and Carrie (Entwhistle) Abbott (b. 
 Jl 27, iSs9, Elizabeth, 111.). Prepared in Lake 
 View H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Yo Ma. 
 Married Otto CotTeen Fitz Randolph ('13), Je 
 16, 1917, Chicago. Address, 4616 Beacon St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 S5i6. SETH DAVID ABBOTT 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 9, 1891, Crete, 
 Neb.; s. Guy Lett (b. Je 12, 1862, Sheridan, 
 111.) and Elizabeth (Lamham) Abbott (b. D 3, 
 1863, Mudford, Eng.). Prepared in Yorkville 
 H. S. Farmer, Florence, Neb., 1913-15; do., 
 Malaga, N. M., 1915-16; Municipal Hail Insp., 
 Kegina, Sask., Can, 1916. U. S. Marine Corps, 
 Paris Island, S. C. and Quantico, Va., 1917; 
 A. E. F., 1917; Commended for bravery at 
 Chateau Thierry; with Army of Occupation, 
 N 191 8 — . Address, Sheridan, 111. 
 
 3517. LILLIAN MAY ALBAND (MOHAN) 
 (Sister of No. 6692) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 18, 1890, Streator, 
 111.; d. John (b. Alden, N. Y.) and Mary 
 (Gleim) Alband (b. Streator, 111.). Prepared 
 in Streator Tp. H. S.; Beloit Coll. 1908-11. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Co. Probation Officer, 
 Streator, 111. 1914-17; Asst. Sewing Teacher, 
 Pub. Schools, do., 1916-17. Married John Jay 
 Mohan, Je 14, 1917, Chicago. .4ddress. 804 S. 
 Park St., Streator, 111. 
 
 5518. ROSCOE H. ALBRIGHT 
 (Brother of No. 6041) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 10, 1888, 
 Armington, 111.; s. Jerome Albright. Pre- 
 pared in Hittle Tp. H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 C. E. Club; Class Fencing; Varsity Fencing; 
 Sr. Ball Com. Div. Engr., Pa. Ry. Co. Mar- 
 ried Ruth Grisson, My 8, 1914, Armington, 111. 
 Address, c/o Div. Office, Pa. Ry. Co., New 
 Castle, Pa. 
 
 SS19. HARRY GLEN ALDRICH 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 30, 1889, 
 Pasadena, Calif.; s. Norman Kellogg (b. 1857, 
 Tampico, 111.) and Christine (Stepper) Aid- 
 rich (b. 1861 Atlantic, la.). Prepared in Gales- 
 burg H. S. B. S., Knox Coll.. 1910. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Scarab; Class Basketball; Class Tennis. 
 With W. B. Griffin & F. E. Davidson, Archs, 
 1913; Aldrich & Aldrich, Archs., 1914 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1255 N. Cherry St., Galesburg, 111.; bus. 
 add., Mail Bldg., do. 
 
 5520. LOUIS ALLEN 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A. ; A. M., 191 5; b. 
 N 20, 1887, Penetanguishene, Can; s. W. H. 
 Allen. Prepared in Clinton H. S.; Univ. of 
 Paris. 19 1 3. Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim. Honors; 
 Le Cercle Frangais. Asst. Rom. Lang., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-16. Section 94, U. S. A. A. S., 
 A. E. F., France; Awarded Croix de Guerre, 
 Mr, 1918. Address, 905 W. Clay St., Clinton, 
 111. 
 
 5521. RUBY ALLEN (BOYER) 
 (Wife of No. 6103) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 29, 1886, Carlyle, 
 111.; d. James (b. Ap 12, 1844, do.) and Sarah 
 (Lamb) Allen (b. Jl 12, 1852, Belfast, Ire- 
 land). Prepared in Carlyle H. S. ; 111. State 
 Normal Univ. 1903-05; Univ. of Chicago, sum- 
 mer 1908. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Athenean; Salutatorian. Prin.. H. S., Monti- 
 cello, 111., 1913-16; Teacher, Eng., Tech. H. 
 S., Indianapolis, 1916-17. Married Walter 
 
 Howard Boyer ('14), Jl 21, 191 7, Leavenworth, 
 Kan. Child, William Howard, b. S 6, 1918. 
 Address, Carlyle, III. 
 
 5522. CARL WALTER ALLISON 
 Principal; A. B. in Sc. ; b. N 22, 1886, Olney, 
 111.; s. C. W. (b. Painesville, O.) and Ermina 
 (Creek) Allison (b. Louisville. 111.). Prepared 
 in Olney H. S. (Tlass Treas. Prin., Schs., Hib- 
 bing, Minn. R. O. T. C, Ft. Snelling, Minn., 
 1917; 2d Lt., Q. M. C, 1917. Mem., B. P. O. 
 E. ; A. F. A. M; Nat. Geo^. Soc. Married Janet 
 Mitchell, D 27, 1913, Chicago. Child, Carl 
 Walter, Jr., b. O i, 1915. Address, 2154 F St., 
 Washington, D. C; bus. add.. Room 98, Sub. 
 Div., Q. M. G. O., do. 
 
 5523. CLARENCE FELIX ANDERSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 18, 1886, 
 Flora, 111.; s. William (b. 1845, Decatur Co., 
 Ind.) and Froelah (McGrew) Anderson (b. 
 1861, Flora, 111.). Prepared in Flora H. S.; 
 So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, Eng., 
 Houghton, Mich., 1912-14; Cent. H. S., Mus- 
 kogee, Okla., 1914-16; Head of Dept., Eng., 
 do., 1916-18. Mem., M. E. Church; Okla. 
 Council, Teachers of Eng. Married Ruth I. 
 McCreery, Je 12, 1912, Thompsonville, 111. 
 Children: Margaret, b. My 20, 1913; Donald 
 Felix, b. My 20, 1916. Address, 447 North K 
 St., Muskogee, Okla. 
 
 5524. ISABELLA ANDERSON 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; 
 b. Monroe Co., 111.; d. John (b. 1831, Scotland) 
 and Jane (Rook) Anderson (b. 1830, Eng.). 
 Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Supt., Schs., 
 Arenzville, 111., 191S — . Address, Arenzville, 
 111. 
 
 5525. JAMES BURTON ANDREWS 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 29, 1890, 
 
 Washington, 111.; s. Charles Woodson (b. Jl 
 12, 1858, do.) and Anna Augusta (Jacquin) 
 Andrew (b. Ag 20, 1858, Metamora, 111.). Pre 
 pared in Walnut H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club 
 Hoof and Horn Club. Farm Mgmt., Field work 
 Univ. of 111., Elvaston, 111., 1913-14; Instr 
 and Asst., Farm Orgn. and Mgmt. do., Ur 
 bana. 1914 — . U. S. Navy, Seattle, Wash. 
 N 1918; Mustered out, Ja ii, 1919. Address 
 12 1 1 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 5526. PEACH HELEN ANDREWS 
 
 (NELSON) 
 (Wife of No. 5340) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 11, 1892, Washington, 
 111.; d. Robert Burton (b. 1858, do.) and Ma- 
 tilda (Hopkins) Nelson (b. 1859, Sibbertoft, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Macon and Decatur H. 
 Schs. Delta Gamma: Athenean; W. A. A.; 
 Class Basketball. Instr., Math., Stephens Coll., 
 Columbia, Mo. Married Raymond Andrew 
 Nelson ('12), S 19, 1915, Macon, 111. Ad- 
 dress, El Paso, Te.x. 
 
 5527. WILLIAM ORUS ANDREWS 
 Designer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 15, 1887, Oak 
 
 Park, 111.; s. Charles Jonathan (b. Jl 7, 1849, 
 Wigan, Eng.) and Harriet Emily (Hitchcock) 
 Andrews (b. Mr 23, 1848, Campton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Oak Park H. S. Tau Beta Pi; C. E. 
 Club; Prelim. Honors; Capt., Univ. Regt. 
 Instr., Dept. of Mech., Rensselaer Poly. Inst., 
 Troy, N. Y., 1913-17; Designer, Stone & 
 Webster, Boston, 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Soc. of Engrs. of E. N. Y., 1915-17; Baptist 
 Church. Married Nellie Marie Ott, Je 20, 
 1917, Brunswick, N. Y. Address, 80 Blake St., 
 Boston: bus. add., 147 Milk St., c/o Stone & 
 Webster, do. 
 
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 5528. NOBLE ARNOLD 
 (Brother of No. 6056) 
 Branch Mgr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ag 
 30, 1889, Iowa City, la.; s. Edwin Hunter (b. 
 Cresco, la.) and Emma (Noble) Arnold (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Calumet H. S. Treas., Sr. 
 Ball Com. Engng. Lab. Asst., Chicago, 1913- 
 17; Branch Mgr., Holland Furnace Co., Clin- 
 ton, la., 1917 — . Married Helen Gardner, S 
 25, 1914, Chicago. Child, Gardner, b. Ag 19, 
 191 7. Address, 1015, 5th Ave., Clinton, la.; 
 bus. add., 424 N. 2nd St., do. 
 
 5529. ALBERT KING ATKINSON 
 A. B. in Sc; b. O 2, 1889, Toledo, O.; s. 
 C. H. Atkinson. Prepared in Toledo Central 
 H. S. Philomathean; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; 
 Class Football. With Oliver Typewriter Co. 
 .-iddress, 5542 Dorchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5530. FREDERICK MORTIMER 
 ATKINSON, JR. 
 Real Est. Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 My 10, 1887, Chicago; s. Frederick Mortimer 
 (b. F 22, 1845, Ontario, Can.) and Sarah R. 
 (Morse) Atkinson (b. S 14, 1850, Rochester, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Lake View H. S. Capt. 
 and Regt. Commissary, Univ. Regt.; Varsity 
 Tennis. Address, 2827 Pine Grove Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 7 S. Dearborn St., do. 
 
 5531. CHARLES AUSTIN ATVVOOD 
 Asst. St. Leader; B. S.' in Agr.; b. F 15, 
 1889, Peoria Co., 111.; s. Charles Lincoln (b. 
 1862, do.) and Harriet (Gordon) Atwood (b. 
 S I, 1864, do.). Prepared in Bradley Poly. 
 Inst. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Ed., ///. Agr. 
 Farmer, Alta, 111., 1913-18; Agr. Demonstra- 
 tion Service, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Asst., St. 
 Leader, Co. Advisory Work, do.^, ,1918 — . 
 Charter Mem., Univ. Club, Peoria; Sec, Peoria 
 Co. Farm. Bur. Married Myrtle B. Cromwell, 
 S 19, 1918, Momence, 111. Address, 508 W. 
 Iowa St., Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 1210 
 Springfield Ave., do. 
 
 5532. ROBERT BACH 
 Tailor; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. D 13, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Joseph Bach. Prepared in Crane 
 Man. Tr. H. S. Chi Psi; Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Prelim. Honors; Sergt. and ist Lt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Baseball. With U. S. Bur. of Mines, 
 Dept. Interior, Washington, D. C, 1913; Tail- 
 or, Chicago, 1913 — . Married Maud Thielke, 
 Ag 28, 1913, Omaha. Child, Robert Joseph, b. 
 F 16, 1916. Address, 3344 Broadway, Lake- 
 view Sta., Chicago; bus. add., 16 W. Jackson 
 Blvd., do. 
 
 5533. HENRY STILLMAN BADGER 
 Chief Electn.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 23, 1886, 
 Delavan, Wis.; s. Charles E. and Frances 
 Lillian (Cooper) Badger (b. Woodstock, 111.). 
 Prepared in Elgin H. S.; Lewis Inst., Chicago. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Final Honors. Testing Dejit., 
 Ge^n. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1913-14; 
 Chem. Engr., Kenicott Water Softener Co., 
 Chicago Hgts., 111., 1914-16; Asst. Div. Insp., 
 Pub. Service Comn. of No. 111., do., 1916-17. 
 Instr., Magneto Dept., Mech. Sch., Aviation 
 Sta., 1917; Chief Electn., U. S. N. R. F., 
 191 7; Mustered out, Ja 13, 1919- Address, 434 
 Pacific St., Appleton. Wis.; bus. add., c/o Pub- 
 lic Service Co., Chicago Heights, 111. 
 
 5534. ROSCOE EDWARD BAILEY 
 Bus. Supt.: B. S. in E. E.; b. S 19, 1891, 
 Neoga, 111.; s. Otis C. (b. D 21, 1869, Mon- 
 soria, Ind.) and Anna E. (Estes) Bailey (b. 
 D 3, 1 87 1, Neoga, 111.). Prepared in Milford 
 and Newman H. Schs. E. E. Soc. Stud., 
 Central Sta. Practice, Commonwealth Edison 
 Co., Chicago, 1913-14; Special Salesman, 111. 
 N. Utilities Co., Dixon, 111., 1914; Salesman, 
 Utah Power and Light Co., Salt Lake City, 
 
 1914-16; Supt., Power Sales, do., 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Clara Hope, S 9, 1915, Salt Lake City. 
 Child, Helen Louise, b. Mr 25, 191 7. Address, 
 1474 S. 15th St. East Salt Lake City; bus. add., 
 132 S. Main St., do. 
 
 5535. GLENN CLIFFE BAINUM 
 Dir. of Mus.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 6, 
 1888, Olney, 111.; s. Osci Jay (b. Ja 26, i860. 
 do.) and Ida Elizabeth (Cliflfe) Bainum (b. Mr 
 22, 1 86 1, do.). Prepared in Paxton H. S. Delta 
 Tau Delta; 111. Union Dramatic Club; Lamb- 
 kins. Head, Engng. Dept., W. Aurora H. S., 
 1914; Dir. of Mus., So. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Carbondale, 111., 1915-17. 2d Lt., Inf. R. C, 
 1917; 342d Inf., N. A., Camp Grant, 111., 1917; 
 ist Lt., Hdqtrs. Co., 71st Inf., nth Div., Camp 
 Meade, Md., 1918-19; Mustered out, Ja 24, 1919. 
 Mem. B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M.; K. P.; 
 M. E. Church. Married Manta Wilson Put- 
 camp, Je 9, 1 916, Carbondale, 111. Address, 
 717 S. Washington St., Carbondale, 111. 
 
 5536. ETHEL MAY BAIRD (WEAVER) 
 (Sister of Nos. 2566, 3627) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 28, 1891, Benton, 
 141.; d. James M. (b. O 21, 1839, Glasgow, 
 -Scotland) and Anna E. (Alcock) Baird (b. 
 Jl 9, 1856, Wis.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 H. Sc Club. Married Lana Weaver, Ag 12, 
 1913, Urbana. Children: Jean Elizabeth; James 
 Baird. Address, 310 W. Church St., Harris- 
 burg, Ill.t 
 
 5537. JULIA MINNETTA BARBER 
 (Sister of Nos. 5538, 7361) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; M. A., 1915; b. 
 My 16, 1889, LaFox, 111.; d. Carroll A. (b. N 5. 
 1854, LaFox, 111.) and Mary (Anderson) Barber 
 (b. Jl 2, iSOo, Virgil Tp., Kane Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Geneva H. S. Kappa Delta Pi; Pre- 
 lim. Honors; Teacher, Eng., Oswego H. S., 
 191517. Address, LaFox, 111. 
 
 5538. LESLIE CARROLL BARBER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 5537, 7361) 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 15, 1891. 
 LaFox, III.; s. Carroll A. (b. N 5. 1854, LaFox, 
 111.) and Mary V. (Anderson) Barber (b. Jl 
 2, i860, Virgil, 111.). Prepared in Geneva H. S. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; 2nd Lt. Univ. Regt. Re- 
 porter, Aurora Beacon Neius, Aurora, 111., 
 1913-16; Farmer, LaFox, 111., 1916-17. Co. I., 
 i6th Inf.; Instr., Army Candidates Sch., A. 
 P. O., 714, A. E. F., France; ist Lt., Co. I, i6th 
 Inf., A. E. F., Artois Section, 1917 — . Address, 
 LaFox, 111. 
 
 5539. HENRY HARRISON BARTELLS 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Sc; b. Jl 3, 1888, 
 Camp Point, 111.; s. George Case (b. Jl 1, 1841, 
 Ger.) and Christina (Walters) Bartells (b. F 
 I, 1843. New York City). Prepared in Maple- 
 wood H. S., Camp Point, 111. Acacia; Theta 
 Nu Epsilon; Fresh. Baseball; Jr. Prom. Com.; 
 Sr. Ball Com.; Jr. Smoker Com. Ceram. Engr., 
 N. M. Fire Brick Co., Streator, 111.; Bessemer 
 Limestone Co., Youngstown, O. ; Supt. of Plant, 
 do. ist. Class Pvt., 1918; Sergt., 1918; 2nd Lt., 
 2ist Co., 6th Tr. Bn., 158th Depot Brig., F. A., 
 Camp Taylor, Ky.; Mustered out, D 17, 1918. 
 Mem., Streator Club; A. F. A. M. Address, 
 New Castle, Pa.; bi(s. add., 714 Stambaugh 
 Bldg., Youngstown, O. 
 
 5540. BARTOW STRANG BASCOME 
 Const. Supt.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 16, 1886, 
 Plainfield, N. J.; s. Geo. D. and Ada (Strang) 
 Bascome. Prepared in Elinira (N. Y.) Free 
 Acad. Engr., N. Y. Subways, 1912-13; N. Y. 
 St. Barge Canal, 1913-14; N. Y. St. Highway 
 Comn., 1914-16; Supt., Const., United Service 
 Co., Scranton, Pa., 1916-18. 2nd Lt. Engrs., 
 N. A., Camp Grant, 111., 1918 — . .Address, 
 405 Lake St., Elmira, N. Y. 
 
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 SS4I. LOUIS PETER BAUMAN 
 (Husband of No. 5603) 
 Rancher; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 26, 1888, 
 Seattle, Wash.; s. Peter (b. i86o, Springfield, 
 111.) and Mary, Louise (Perkins) Bauman (b. 
 1863, do.). Prepared in Springfield H. S. Far- 
 mer, Peoria, 111., 1914; Fieldon, 111., 191S; 
 Supt., Thunder Mountain Ranch, Crivitz, Wis., 
 1916 — . Married Eleanor Marie Combe ('13), 
 Jl 4, 19 14, Champaign. Address, Crivitz, Wis. 
 
 5S42. MAURICE ROBERT BEBB 
 (Brother of Nos. 5027, 7375) 
 Florist; B. S. in Agr.j b. S 22, 1891, Chi- 
 cago; s. Robert (b. Ag 20, 1865, Washington, 
 D. C.) and Florence Alma (Pine) Bebb (b. Mr 
 10, 1865, Staten Island, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Calumet H. S., Chicago. Iris; Alpha Zeta; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Fresh. Varsity Track: Varsity Track; Varsity 
 Tennis. Mgr., Greenhouses of Muskogee Car- 
 nation Co., Muskogee, Okla., 1Q13-17. Stud. 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Roots, Little Rock, Ark., 1917; 
 2nd. Lt., Inf., R. C, 1917; 312th Ammunition 
 Train, Camp Pike, Ark.; ist. Lt., Inf., N. A., 
 1917; Capt., S. M. A. Austin, Tex. Address, 
 1 1 19 Fremont Ave., Muskogee, Okla.; bus. add., 
 Muskogee Carnation Co., do. 
 
 5543. MORRIS LOUIS BECKER 
 Mine Supt.; B. S. in Min. E.; b. F 22, 1889, 
 Russia; s. Julius Becker. Prepared in Medill 
 H. S. Asst. Supt., Guggenheim Mine. Mar- 
 ried Sarah R. Frankel, F 15, 1914, Chicago. 
 Address, Guggenheim Mine, Rancagua, Chile, S. 
 A. 
 
 5S44. RALPH ANDERSON BENNITT 
 (Husband of No. 5051) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; C. E., 1917; 
 b. O 20, 1888, Sandwich, 111., s. C. C. Bennitt. 
 Prepared in Englewood H. S., Chicago. Zeta 
 Psi; Pres., C. E. Club; West. Soc. of Engrs; 
 Fresh. Varsity Swimming; Class Swimming; 
 Class Treas. ; Homecoming Com.; Engng. 
 Dance (Tom. City Engr., Chicago, 1913; De- 
 signing and Const. Engr., Factory Bldgs. ; 
 Chile Exploration Co., Chile, S. A. Married 
 (Tiara Brooks ('12), My i, 1915, Saunemin, 
 111. Address, C^huquicomata, via Antofogasta, 
 Chile Exploration Co., Chile, S. A. 
 
 5545. FREDERICK EDWARD BERGER 
 
 (Brother of No. 8950) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 16, 1889, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Edward (b. Ap 14, i860, 
 Chicago) and Elise (Lorenzen) Berger (b. Ag 
 18, 1862, Davenport, la.). Prepared in Daven- 
 port (la.). H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Scarab; 
 Arch. Club. Arch. Draftsman, Chicago, 1913- 
 14; Asst. Mgr., Arch. Dept., Gordon Van Tine 
 Co., Davenport, la., 1914 — . Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Tri-City Arch. Club; Davenport Cml. 
 Club; Sec, Davenport Alumni Chapter Delta 
 Tau Delta; Presby. Church. Married Agnes 
 Zilly, Ja 12. 1916, Champaign. Child, Thomas 
 Edward, b. My 11, 191 7. Address, 626 Brown 
 St., Davenport, la. 
 
 5546. WALLACE BERGER 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 3, 1883, 
 Chicago; s. William G. (b. Jefferson, Wis.) and 
 Minnie (Schoenberg) Berger (b. Wheeling, 
 111.). Prepared in Lake \'iew H. S.; LIniv. 
 Acad. Cosmopolitan Club. Arch. Engr., Gard- 
 ner & Lindberg, Engrs. Married Grace Louise 
 Schloerer, S 15, 1917, Chicago. Address, 1851 
 Cornelia Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 1135 Mar- 
 quette Bldg., do. 
 
 5547. ROBERT EDWIN BLACKBURN 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 24, 1889, 
 Salina, Kan.; s. J. E. (b. Mr 12, 1856, Brook- 
 lyn, 111.) and Flora (Kidder) Blackburn (b. F 
 
 12, 1861, Durango, 111.). Prepared in Qaincy 
 H. S. M. S. A., Univ. of Ga., 191 5. LamWa 
 Chi Alpha; Glee and Mandolin Club. Inslr., 
 Ga. St. Agr. Coll., 1913-15; Farmer, LaFayette, 
 Ga., 1915-17; Adj. Prof., Hort., Exten. Ser- 
 vice, Ga. St. Agr. Coll., 1917 — . Married Ruth 
 Callaway, O i, 1915, Atlanta. Children: Ruth, 
 b. Ag 13, 1916; Edna, b. N 5, 191S. Address, 
 Athens, Ga. 
 
 5548. WALTER ARTHUR BLAKESLEE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 23, 1892, 
 DuQuoin, 111.; s. Frank B. Blakeslee. Pre- 
 pared in Kansas City (Mo.) Man. Tr. H. S. 
 With Ford Motor Car, Branch Assembly Plant, 
 Kansas City, Mo., 191 5; Rice Inst., Houston, 
 Tex., 1916. Married Z. C. Blakeslee. D 28, 
 1917, Little Rock, Ark. Address, 524 Trenton 
 St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. 
 
 5549. WILFRED FRANCIS 
 BLATHER WICK 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Je 7, 1890, Chat- 
 tanooga, Tenn.; s. Wilfred F. (b. Je 12, 1847, 
 Hiram, O.) and Mary (Reckner) Blatherwick 
 (b. Mr 10, 1851, Holmes Co., O.). Prepared 
 in Vincennes, (Ind.) H. S. Acanthus. Arch. 
 Draftsman and Designer, Cincinnati. 3d O. 
 T. C, Camp Grant, Rockford, 111., 1918; ist 
 Lt., 3rd Co., 13th Repl. and Tr. Bn.. (Tamp 
 Pike, Ark.; Mustered out, D 15, 1918. Address, 
 235 S. 4th St., Vincennes, Ind. 
 
 5550. PAUL THEODORE BOCK 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 31, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Christopher H. and Wilhelmina 
 (Eheling) Bock. Prepared in N. Div. H. S., 
 (Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim., 
 Final and Special Honors. Engng. Dept., C. 
 & N. W. Ry., 1913; Bur. of Bridges and 
 Harbor, Chicago, 19 13-15: East River Tunnels, 
 N. Y. 2d and ist Lt., U. S. Primitive Expe- 
 dition, Mex., 1917; 2d U. S. Engrs.; Border 
 Patrol, 5th U. S. Engrs.; Coast Guard, 4th 
 Engrs., Training Regt., Camp Humphreys, Va., 
 1918; Sr. Instr., Engrs., O. T. C., do. Ad- 
 dress, 2930 Burling St., Chicago. 
 
 5551. MARTHA ELIZABETH BONHAM 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 16, 
 
 1889, Raub, Ind.; d. Cassius Milton (b. 1856, 
 Mount Carmel, Ind.) and -Anna Mary (Chan- 
 cellor) Bonham (b. 1857, Carlyle, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Watseka H. S. Teacher, Eng. and 
 Hist., Delavan, 111., 1913-15: do., Remington, 
 Ind., 1915-17; Prin., H. S., do., 1917; do., Kent- 
 land, Ind. Address, Watseka, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Remington, Ind. 
 
 5552. BERTHA BOURDETTE (HENDRIX) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 13, 1888, Miles 
 City, Mont.; d. Henry Edwin (b. F 28, 1866, 
 111.) and Cora Maud (Conroy) Bourdette (b. 
 .\g 14, 1870, 111.). Prepared in Hyde Park 
 and Wendell Phillips IT. Schs., Chicago; Spo- 
 kane, (Wash.) H. S. Athenean; Scribbler's 
 Club; Bethany Circle; French and Spanish 
 Clubs; Class Poet. Lived in Spain, summer, 
 1Q13. .^uth.: Raison d'aimer, Te.r. Review, 
 Vol. II, 1916; The Half Wit, do., 1917; Rose 
 Dreams, The Madrigal, Vol. I, 1917; Do I 
 Love Thee? Vol. I, 191 7. Married W. S. 
 Hendrix, Je 25, 1913, Chicago. Clhildren: 
 Edith Bourdette, b. S 5, 1914; William Edwin, 
 b. O 29, 1916. Address, Box yj, Univ. Sta., 
 Austin, Tex. 
 
 5553- FRANCES JOSEPHINE BOYD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. O 4, 1892, 
 Cisco, 111.; d. W. A. (b. Ilallsville, HI.) and 
 Florence Adelaide (Read) Boyd (b. Cham- 
 paign). Prepared in Decatur and Ashland H. 
 Schs.; 111. Woman's Coll., 1909-11. Pi Beta 
 Phi; Athenian: Advisory Bd. Women's League: 
 Y. W. C. A., 2d Cabinet; Classical Club. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1913 
 
 Teacher, Hist, and Latin, H. S., Bellflower, 
 i9i3-:4; do., Onarga, 1914-17; Prin., Com- 
 munity H. S., Leroy, 111., 191 7-18; Teacher, 
 Hist., H. S., Champaign, 1918 — . Address, 606 
 W. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 S554. BESS BOYERS 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. D 30, iSgo, 
 Decatur, Ind.; d. James S. (b. Jl 17, 1850, 
 Morgantown, W. Va.) and Eva Elizabeth 
 (Musson) Boyers (b. S 13. 1859, Champaign). 
 Prepared in Decatur (Ind.) H. S.; 111. 
 Woman's Coll., :909-ii. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 H. Sc. Club. Pres., Decatur Civic League, 
 Decatur, Ind., 1913-is; Supvr., H. Sc, Pub. 
 Schs., Decatur, Ind.; Supvr., H. Arts and 
 H. Sc, St. Norm. Sch., San Jose, Calif. Mem., 
 Ind. St. Fraternity Kappa Kappa Kappa. Ad- 
 dress, 929 Oxford St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 55S3. LUCY CENTER BRADRICK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 26, 1889, 
 Crescent City, 111.; d. Borter (b. My 26, 1846, 
 Muncie, Ind.) and Isabella (Robison) Bradrick 
 (b. Jl 4, 1846, Darlington, Wis.). Prepared 
 in Watseka H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Pres., Alc- 
 thenaj; Fresh, and Prelim. Honors; Sec, Sr. 
 lUinae; V. P., Y. W. C. A. Teacher, Farmland, 
 Ind., 1913-14; do., Watseka, 111., 1914-15; do., 
 Ind., 1913-14; do., Watseka, 111., 1914-15; Jc 
 Burlingame, Calif., 191 5-16; Watseka, 111., 
 1916 — . Address, 302 N. 5th St., Watseka 111. 
 
 5556. ALEXANDER RUDOLPH 
 BRANDNER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch., M. S., 1914; 1» 
 N 15, 1 89 1, Bucharest, Roumania; s. Ludwig 
 (b. Je 3, 1863, Ratisbon, Bavaria, Ger.) and 
 Marie (Scharschmidt) Brandner (b. N 20, 
 1868, Jassy, Roumania). Prepared in North 
 Division H. S., Chicago; Arch. Design (Even- 
 ing Work) Atelier Rebori, Chicago, 1914-17. 
 Tau Beta Pi: Sigma Xi; Alpha Rho Chi; Adel- 
 phic Arch. Club; Prelim. Honors; Post. Grad. 
 Scholarship; 5th F. J. Plym Fellowship in 
 Arch., 1915- Arch, and Draftsman, Chicago, 
 191 3-1 8. Co. C, 333d Mach. Gun Bn., Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1918; Interpreter and Topographer, 
 Intelligence Dept., 33d Div. Address, 1437 
 Berteau Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5S57. IRVING MYRON BR.AZIER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 6, 1887, Bos- 
 ton, Mass.; s. C. Brazier. Prepared in Calif. 
 St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of Calif. Prin., H. S., 
 Ukiah, Calif. Address, Ukiah, Calif. 
 
 5SS8. WILLIAM JAMES BROADHEAD 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 25, 1890, 
 Fulton, 111.; s. J. W. Broadhead. Prepared in 
 Sedgwdck (Colo.) H. S.; Colo. Agr. Coll. 
 Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Gamma Rho; Hel- 
 met; Ku Klux; Yoxan; Class Football; ist 
 Sergt., Univ. Regt. Address, Sedgwick, Colo. 
 
 5559. EDWIN JOHN BROCKMEYER 
 Arch, and Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 5, 
 1 89 1, Palestine, Tex.; s. Edward F. and Lula 
 Brockmeyer. Prepared in E. St. Louis H. S. 
 Phi Alpha Delta; Egyptian Club; Fresh. Var- 
 sity Football; Capt., Varsity Water Polo. Lt., 
 Pioneer Engrs., (lo. D, 314 Engrs., 89th Div., 
 A. E. F., France; Mustered out, D 10, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 21S-16 Arcade Bldg., East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 5560. FRANCIS Andrew brown 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 10, 1885, 
 Minneiska, Minn.; s. George W. Brown. Pre- 
 pared in Lake City H. S., Univ. of Minn. 
 Arch. Club. Address, 2523 i6th Ave., South 
 Minneapolis, Minn.f 
 
 3561- JAMES FEARON brown 
 (Brother of Nos. 4573, 7416) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; J. D., 1915; b. 
 My 21. 1 89 1, Belleville, 111.; s. Hugh White 
 (b. F 20, 1841, Cedar Springs, Pa.) and Emma 
 Rosalind (Alexander) Brown (b. O 16, 1853, 
 Reedsville, Pa.). Prepared in Belleville H. S. 
 and Univ. Acad. Phi Delta Phi; Maj., Univ. 
 Regt.; Scabbard and Blade. Lawyer, New 
 York City, 1915-17; with Kellogg, Emery & 
 Cuthell, Attys., New York City, 1919 — . Capt., 
 Inf., O. R. C, 1917; 341st Inf. N. A., Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1917-18; Special duty as Command- 
 ing Officer Co. 2, 3d O. T. C, Camp Grant, 111.; 
 Maj., Central O. T. C, Camp Lee, Va.; mus- 
 tered out D 1918. Address, 52 Brodway, New 
 York City. 
 5562. MARY VIOLA BRUNER (TEHON) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1916; b. Jl 2, 1889, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. George H. (b. F 11, 1855, 
 Louisville, Ky.) and Martha Etta (Stephens) 
 Bruner (b. N 7, 1862, Sigel, III.). Prepared 
 in Mattoon H. S. East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Alpha Omicron Pi. Teacher, Latin, Urbana 
 H. S., 1913-15 and iqi6-i8; Instr., Latin, 
 LTniv. of Wis., 1918 — . Married Leo R. Tehon, 
 Ap 1918, Indianapolis. Address, 1609 Edgar 
 Ave., Mattoon, 111.; bus. add., c/o Univ. of 
 Wis., Madison, Wis. 
 
 5563. ARTHUR MAXWELL BRUNSON 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 26, 1891, 
 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Dr. Gay Ma.xwell (b. F 23, i860, 
 Lockport, 111.) and Rose (Stopp) Brunson (b. 
 Jl I, 1867, Buckinghamshire, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Joliet Tp. H. S. Gamma Alpha; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors. Asst., Agron., Univ. of 111., 
 1913-17; Assoc, Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111. 
 Instr., U. S. S. M. A., do., 1917; Pvt., ist 
 class. A. S., S. E. R. C, 1917. Married Martha 
 Taft, F 15, 1919, Gloucester. Mass. Address, 
 1204 Western Ave., Joliet, 111.; bus. add., 107 
 S. Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
 5564. EDWARD WESLEY BULLARD 
 Inspector; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 26, 1889, 
 
 Mechanicsburg, 111.; s. John Nelson (b. O 
 29, 184S, do.) and Lillie May (Pinckard) 
 Bullard (b. F 9, 1856, Alton, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mechanicsburg and Springfield H. Schs. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ma-wan-da; Capt., Cross 
 Country Team; Capt., Track Team. Insp., 111. 
 St. Highway Comn., Springfield, 111., 1913-14; 
 Concrete Insp., I. C. Ry., Chicago, 1914-17. 
 ist Lt., Engrs. Corps., A. E. F., France, 191 7; 
 Capt., do.; Director of Const, and Forestry, 
 Tours, do. Auth. : Article in Engng. News; 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Mechanicsburg, 
 111. 
 
 5565. NIXON LAWRENCE BUNN 
 Civ. Engr. B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 10, 1891, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Joseph F. Bunn. Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S. Class Football. Civ. Engr., 
 Div. of Highways, Springfield, 111. Bat. C, 71st 
 F. A.. Camp Taylor and Camp Knox, Ky.; 
 Mustered out, F i, 1919. Address, 823 S. 7th 
 St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 5566. STEPHEN WIILLIAM BURSTROM 
 Elec. Insp.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 13, 1885, 
 
 Milwaukee; s. G. B. Burstrom. Prepared in 
 Idaho St. Norm, and Armour Inst. E. E. Soc. ; 
 Stud. Mem., A. I. E. E. Married Mayme 
 Blair Crawford, D 27, IQ13, Urbana. Address, 
 4922 Christiana Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5567. CLARENCE FLETCHER BURWASH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2602, 3304, SS68, 6131, 7427) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 27, 1887, Plain- 
 view, 111.; s. T. M. Burwash. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Farmer. 2d Lt.. 343d Inf., 
 Camp Grant, 111.; 343d Inf.. Sch. Detachment, 
 86th Division, A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Mar- 
 ried Myrtle Heater, Jl 2, igi8, Urbana. .4d- 
 dress, Alvin, lU.t 
 
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 Ss68. 'MABEL ESTELLE BURWASH 
 (Sister of Nos. 2602, 3304, 5567, 6131. 7427) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 19, 1S91, Plain- 
 view, 111.; d. Thomas Nathaniel (b. Ag 15, 
 1847, Can.) and Sarah Margaret (Boswell) 
 Burwash (b. Mr 27, 1855, Shipman, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Teacher, H. S., 
 Champaign. Died S 25, 1918, Champaign. 
 
 SS69. MARY GLADYS BURWASH 
 (Sister of Nos. 5055, 8185) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1916; 
 b. My 16, 1891, Savoy, 111.; d. Daniel Adam 
 (b. yVg q, 1 85 1, St. Andrews, Quebec) and 
 Sarah Elizabeth (Berry) Burwash (b. O 12. 
 j8s8, Somerset, Wis.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Catalog Asst., Lib., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-18; Libn., Coll. of Agr., do., 1918 — . 
 Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. Lib. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 711 S. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 SS70. ROLAND GLENN BUTLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 9, 1888, Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind. ; s. J. L. and Jessie C. Butler. 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Mech. Engr., 111. 
 Pub. Service Co., Mattoon, 111., 1914; Supt., 
 Light Co. 2d Lt., Camp Grant, 111., 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Paris, 111. 
 
 5571. GLENN DOUGLAS BUTZER 
 (Brother of Nos. 4101, 6779, 6780) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 19, 1888, 
 Hillsdale, 111.; s. John Franklin (b. do.) and 
 Christena Butzer {do.). Prepared in Erie 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. Shield and Trident; Capt., 
 Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball. Co. Supt. 
 of Highways, Pontiae, 111. Address, Pontiac, 
 111. 
 
 5572. HELEN CECILIA BYRNE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 12, 1888, 
 Chicago; d. James Byrne. Prepared in Mc- 
 Kinley H. S.; Chicago Norm. Address, 4337 
 W. Wilcox Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5573. WILL M. CANNADAY, JR. 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 25, 1890, Danville, 
 111.; s. G. C. Cannaday. Prepared in Danville 
 H. S. Address, Paxton, 111. 
 
 5574. WILBUR JEROME CARMICHAEL 
 (Brother of No. 2344) 
 An. Husb. Specialist; B. S. in Agr., 1913; 
 M. S., 1916; b. Je 15, 1888, Rochelle, 111.; s. 
 Tames (b. S 29. 1849, Ireland) and Alma 
 Louise (Knight) Carmichael (b. Lafargeville, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Rochelle H. S. Iris; Alpha 
 Zeta; Sigma Xi; Agr. Club; Ionian; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Gamma Alpha; Prelim. Honors; 
 2d Lt. and Maj., Univ. Regt. ; Bus. Mgr., 
 ///. Agr.; Illio Staff Assoc, An. Husb. Univ. 
 of 111.. 1916-17 (on leave); Agt. Exten., An. 
 Husb., U. S. Dept. of Agr.. 1917-18; Exten. 
 An. Husb., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Washington, 
 D. C, 1918-19; Sec, Nat. Swine Grower's 
 Assoc, 1919 — . ist Lt., 111. Nat Guard, 1914-17; 
 Expeditionary Service, Mexican Border, 1916. 
 Auth.: (with Gridley and Newlin), Digestion 
 Experiments with Pigs, ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui., 
 ■No. 200; The Self Feeder in the Pork Produc- 
 tion, _///. Sta. BuL, No. 21S. Married Florence 
 Jennie Varns, N 23, 1916, Middlebury, Ind. 
 Child, Ellsworth Varns, b. Mr 24, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 630 Library Place. Evanston, 111.; bus. 
 add., 37 West Van Buren, Chicago. 
 
 5575- WILLIAM CHARLES CARR 
 Retailer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 11, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Charles (b. Ontario Can.) and 
 Agnes Carr (b. do.). Prepared in Hyde Park 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Ben. Franklin 
 Club. Bus. Mgr. 111. Agr. Retail Hardware 
 Dealer. Limited Service, Jefferson Barracks; 
 
 Mustered out. D 18, 1918. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 1400 E. 53d St., Chicago; 
 bus. add., S3 1 1 Lake Park Ave. do. 
 
 5576. S.\RA BLANCHE ELIZABETH 
 CARTWRIGHT (FOULON) 
 Demonstration Agt.: A. B. in Sc; b. S 6, 
 1S89, Alton, 111.; d. William H. (b. 1856, Alton, 
 111.) and Brilla (Hudson) Cartwright (b. 1859, 
 Carrolton. 111.). Prepared in Alton H. S. ; 
 Shurtleff Coll. Teacher, Tp. H. S. Princeton, 
 III., 191 3-1 5; do., Blackburn Coll., Carlinville, 
 111., 191 7; Emergency Home Demonstration 
 Agt., E. St. Louis, 111., 1918. Temporary Instr., 
 Blackburn Coll., 1919 — . D. A. R. ; Mem., Bap- 
 tist Church. Married Dr. Irenaeus L. Foulon, 
 11 I, 1916, Alton, 111. Address, East St. Louis, 
 111. 
 
 =;577. VICTOR HAROLD CARTWRIGHT 
 Paving Bus.; A. B. in Sc; b. F 11. 1887, 
 New Harmony, Ind.; s. R. P. Cartwright. Pre- 
 pared in Wadesville H. S. Acacia; Ed., Illio; 
 Chem. Club; Ceram. Club; Sec, Dem. Club; 
 Class Baseball; Color Sergt., Sr. Regt. Pav- 
 ing Bus. Address, 438 E. Washington St., 
 East Peoria.t 
 
 5578. JOHN RUGGLES CASE, JR. 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 31, 1889, 
 Evanston, 111.; s. John R. (b. Mr 16, i86i, 
 Chicago) and Bessie (Bradley) Case (b. Mr 
 13, 1863. Evanston, 111.). Prepared in Chico 
 (Calif.) H. S.; Chico St. Norm. Sch. Delta 
 Upsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Ma-wan-da; Capt., 
 Track, 1913: Internat. Meet, Stockholm. Stud., 
 Univ. of Calif., S 1913-14; Teacher, Agr., H. 
 S., Centerville, Calif., 1914; Head of Agr. 
 Dept.. H. S.. San Jose, do., 1915-17; Ath. Dir., 
 40th Div.; War Dept. Comn. Tr. Camp Activi- 
 ties, Camp Kearney, Calif., 1917-18; Capt., do., 
 1917 — • Married Marion Calkins, Je 6, 1914, 
 Berkeley, Calif. Address, Centerville, CaVii. 
 
 5579- FLORENCE ADELAIDE CASSING- 
 HAM (EDWARDS) 
 A. B. in L. &. A.; b. D 22, 1892, La Harpe, 
 111.; d. Ora Walker (b. 1854, Grundy Co., 111.) 
 and Elmira Rebecca (Burns) Cassingham (b. 
 i860, Marshall Co., 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; W. A. A.; 
 Le cercle Francais. Married Roy Vincent Ed- 
 wards, S 3, 1913, Champaign. Children: Dor- 
 othy Jane, b. O 9. 1914; John Andrew, Jr., b. 
 N 26, 1917. Address, R. 2, Tolono, 111. 
 
 5580. HUBERT ARTHUR GATE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 22, 1891, 
 Camp Point, 111.; s. William Arthur (b. Ja 2, 
 1852, Adams, 111.) and Charlotte Helena 
 (Booth) Gate (b. Ja 20, 1852, Liberty 111). 
 Prepared in Maplewood H. S., Camp Point. 111. 
 Scribbler's Club; Agr. Club; Class Baseball. 
 Official Testing, Dairy Dept., Univ. of 111., sum- 
 mer, 1913; Tester, Cow Test Assn., Thomson, 
 111., 1913-15; Farmer, do., 1915-18. 3rd R. O 
 T. C, Camp Grant, 111., 1918. Address, Thom- 
 son, 111. 
 
 5S8i. CONRAD LEE CATTRON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1836, 5582) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 18, 1888, Ellis- 
 ville. 111.; s. Josiah A. (b. do.) and Margaret 
 Ann (Markley) Cattron (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Fairview H. S. ; Knox Acad. Delta Psi; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho. Address, Ellisville, 111. 
 
 5582. THOMAS HEZEKIAH CATTRON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1836, 5581) 
 
 Chief Clerk; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 14, 1885, 
 Ellisville, 111.; s. Josiah A. (b. do.) and Mar- 
 garet Ann (Markley) Cattron (b. do.) Pre- 
 pared in Knox Acad.. Galesburg, 111. Address, 
 6215 Drexel Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Room 
 1000, 212 W. Washington St., do. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 L1913 
 
 5583. BRAHMA NATH CHATTERJEE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 12, 1887, Calcutta, India, 
 s. F. C. Chatterjee. Prepared in Univ. of la. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Minn. Address, 14 Flor- 
 ence Court, Minneapolis, Box 292; bus. add., 
 4 IBank Road, Allababor, India. 
 
 5584. JOSEPH HARVEY CHECKLEY 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 
 Mr 10, 1889, Mattoon, 111.; s. William Milton 
 (b. 1864, Yorkshire, Eng.) and Lucinda Del- 
 phine (Price) Checkley (b. 1862, Mattoon, 111.). 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Psi Upsilon; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Ma-wan-da; Ku Klux; Q. M., 
 Commissary and Lt.. Univ. Regt. ; Pres., 111. 
 Union; Mask and Bauble; Class Football. 
 Assoc, Agr. Exten. Dept., Univ. of 111.. 1913- 
 18; Agt., An. Husb.. Bur. of An. Husb.. U. 
 S. Dept. of Agr., Univ. of 111., 1918-19; Asst., 
 Farm adviser, in live stock, Vermillion Co., 
 1919 — . Married Martha E. Trogdon, O 4. 
 1913, Mattoon, 111. Children: Martha Elizabeth, 
 b. 1914; Thomas Spencer, b. 1916. Address, 
 II 16 N. Sheridan Drive, Danville, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Farm Bur., Chamber of Commerce, do. 
 
 5585. HUANG CHEN 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 14, 1889, Canton. 
 China; s. Dr. U. Kwai. Prepared in Engng. and 
 Min. College, China. Grad. Stud., Mass. Inst, 
 of Tech., 1 91 6. Chinese Club. Address, 2006 
 Columbia Road, Washington, D. C.t 
 
 5586. KING YAOU CHEN 
 Teacher; B. S. in Chem.; b. F 19, 1888, 
 Shanghai. China; s. Chan Chin. Prepared in 
 Imperial Poly. Inst. Grad. Stud. Mass. Inst, 
 of Tech., 1916. Address, c/o Government 
 Teachers' College, Shanghai, China. 
 
 SS87. HOMER ELDON CHENOWETH 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1915; 
 b. O 10, 1888, S. Charleston, O.; s. W. B. (b. 
 Mr 21, 1853, S. Charleston, O.) and Jeanette 
 (Prugh) Chenoweth (b. Ag 5, 1856, Summejr- 
 ford, O.). Prepared in Harmony Tp. H. S., 
 Plattsburg, O. Instr., Sc, H. S., Paxton. 111., 
 1915-17; do., Gibson City 111.. 1917-18. R. O. 
 T. C, 1918; A. E. F. France, 1918 — . Auth. : 
 The Reactions of Certain Moist Forest Animals 
 to Air Conditions and its Bearing on Problems 
 of Mammalian Distribution, Biol. Bui. Married 
 Hazel Marie Geip, Jl 29, 1918, Cincinnati. 
 Address, South Charleston, O. 
 
 5588. CO CHING CHU 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 27, 1891, Shoa Hing, 
 Chi-Kiang Province, China. Prepared in Tong- 
 shan Engng. Coll., Chili, China. M. A., Har- 
 vard, 1915. Cosmopolitan Club; Townsend 
 Scholarship, Harvard, 1917; Emerson Scholar- 
 ship, do., 1918. Enlisted in Harvard R. O. T. 
 C. Auth.: Chinese Contributions to Meteor- 
 ologx; Geog. Review; Rainfall in China, Month- 
 ly Weather Review; Typhoons of the year, do. 
 Mem., Am. Seismological Soc. Address, 64 
 Oxford St., Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 5589. VEE GIH CHU 
 B. S. in Chem. Engng.; b. Ja 22, 1891, Nan- 
 hui, China; s. P. S. Chu. Prepared in Law- 
 rence Acad., Groton, Mass. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Chinese Stud. Club; Der Deutsche Vere- 
 in; Chem. Club; Stud. Mem., A. I. E. E. Stud. 
 Columbia Univ., 1916. Mem., A. C. S. Ad- 
 dress, 422 115th St., New York City.f 
 
 SS90. CLARENCE FARNSWORTH 
 
 CHURCHILL 
 
 Farmer; A. B. in Agr.; b. Ag 17, 1891, 
 
 Chenoa, 111.; s. E. D. Churchill. Prepared in 
 
 Chenoa H. S. Delta Tau Delta. Farmer, 
 
 Boswell, Ind. Address, Boswell, Ind.t 
 
 5591. WILLIAM HENRY CLARE 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 28, 1889, 
 
 Glen Ellyn, 111.; s. C. E. Clare. Prepared in 
 ^^'heaton H. S. Scarab; Arch. Club. Address, 
 Glen Ellyn, Ill.t 
 
 5592. *CLIFTON WIRT CLARK 
 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1915; b. Ag 29, 1888, 
 Pratt, Kan. ; s. E. D. Clark. Prepared in Pratt 
 Co. H. S. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Calif., 191 5 — . 
 Univ. Gun Club; Geol. Jour. Club. Died Pratt, 
 Kan. 
 
 5593. ERNEST McCHESNEY CLARK 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 23, 1890, 
 Sherrard, 111.; s. James Gregg (b. 1840, Swed- 
 ona, 111.) and Emma (Kinsey) Clark (b. D 1, 
 1849, do.). Prepared in Sherrard and Rock 
 Island H. Schs. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Gamma 
 Alpha. Asst., Dairy Husb.; Univ. of III., 1^13 
 14; Farmen, Sherrard, 1914-15; do., Cam 
 bridge, 1915-16; First Asst., Milk Production 
 Dept. of Dairy Husb., Univ. of 111., 1916-18 
 Assoc, Dairy Products E.xten., do., igif 
 Auth.: Cow Testing Assn., Coll. of Agr., Univ. 
 of 111., Cir. 192. Address, 510 E. Chalmers St. 
 Champaign; bus. add.. College of Agriculture 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 5594. ARTHUR WILLIAM CLAUSSEN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 16, 1891, 
 Dalton, 111.; s. Asmus and Emily (Heiden) 
 Claussen. Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S., 
 Harvey, 111. Ilus. Mech. Engr., W. H. Schott, 
 Const., Chicago, 1913-15; do.. Underwriters' 
 Labs., 1915-16; do., W. H. Schott, Const., 1916- 
 17; do.. Am. Steel Foundries, 1917-18. 65th 
 Regt., Engrs. Tank Units, 1918 — . Married 
 Helen Anita Decklar, D 30, 1916 (died S 12, 
 1917). Address, 227 138th St., Riverdale, HI. 
 
 5595. HAROLD DUDLEY CLAYBERG 
 
 (Brother of No. 7448) 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 24, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. George M. Cb. 1842) and Anna K. 
 (Jones) Clayberg (b. 1869, Sycamore, 111.). 
 Prepared in Oak Park H. S.; Hahnemann Med. 
 Coll. of Chicago. M. S., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1914; Ph. D., do., 1917. Asst. Prof., Bot., 
 Washburn Coll., Topeka, Kan., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Reaction of Fish to Ether and Chloroform, 
 Biology Bui., 191 7; Physiographic Ecology of 
 Walloon Lake-Petoskey Region in Mich., Botany 
 Gazette. Address, 214 S. Oak Park Ave., Oak 
 Park, 111.; bus. add., c/o Davidson College, 
 N. C. 
 
 5596. KATHLEEN MARCELLA CLYNE 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 6, 1892, 
 Maple Park, 111.; d. Lewis Charles (b. Mr 23, 
 1862, Co. Longford, Ireland), and Hannah 
 Elizabeth (Keenan) Clyne (b. Ag 15, 1868, 
 Kaneville, 111.). Prepared in Geneva H. S.; 
 Mt. St. Joseph Coll., Dubuque, la., 1908-09. 
 Sr. Memorial Com.; Sr. Cap and Gown Com. 
 Tract Index Dept., Kane Co.; Libn., Legislative 
 Reference Bur., Springfield, 111., 1913-18. 
 Auth.: Senatorial Disputes resulting from the 
 Apportionment Act of 1841, Jour, of III. St. 
 Historical Soc, Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, Maple Park, 111. 
 
 5597. HARRY RUSLING COCHRAN 
 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ap 24, 1890, Sand- 
 wich, 111.; s. E. J. Cochran. Prepared in Sand- 
 wich H. S. Alpha Chi Sigma. Foundry Fore- 
 man, Rost & Vanderwoort Engng. Co., Mo- 
 line, 111., 1916. Married Iva Fruiland, Je 23, 
 1913. Address, Sandwich, 111. 
 
 5598. ELMER WASHBURN COFFEY 
 
 (Brother of No. 6169) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 26, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. William Martin (b. Mr 13, 1856, 
 Bloomington, 111.) and Mary Ann (McClure) 
 
I9I3] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 487 
 
 Coffey (b. Ap 18, i860, Ireland). Prepared in 
 Blue Island H. S. E. E. Soc. ; Stud. Branch, 
 A. I. E. E. Class Baseball. Illuminating Engr., 
 Nat. X-Ray Reflect Co. Ensign, 22nd Regt., Co. 
 G, Great Lakes, 111.; Mustered out, Ja 6, 19 19. 
 Married Laura Mabel Nickerson. Je 15, 1918. 
 Address, 6709 Blackstone Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5599. GUERNEY HILL COLE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 17, 1890, 
 Richmond, Va. ; s. Rev. Ellsworth II. (b. Ag 
 5, 1861, Bentonville, Ind.) and Rosella Amanda 
 Cole (b. Je 14, 1862, Connersville, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Washington and Jeffeirson Acad.. 
 vVashington, Pa. Eta Kappa Nu. Research 
 Elec. Engr.. West. Elec. & Mfg., Co., E. Pitts- 
 burgh. Nat. Guard of Pa., 1909-17; Mex. Bor- 
 der Service, 191 6-1 7. Auth. : Harmonic Analy- 
 sis of Oscillograms. Elec. Jour. Mem., A. I. 
 E. E. Married Julia Jennings. My 2. 191 7, 
 Washington, Pa. Child, Zilpha Christine, b. D 
 22, 1917. Address, Lenox Apt., R. s, Wilkins- 
 burg, Pa. 
 
 5600. ROBERT McFARLAND COLE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. D 26, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. J. P. Cole. Prepared in Armour 
 So. Acad. Consulting Chem., Block Labs., Chi- 
 cago. Address Glenview, III.; bus. add.. Block 
 Laboratories. Chicago. 
 
 5601. JAMES HENRY COLOMBO 
 Manager; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 10, 
 1891, Cambria, 111.; s. Bart (b. D 18. 1863, Cug- 
 giono, Italy) and Celestia (Miramonti) Colombo 
 (b. Jl 24, 1865, do.). Prepared in Herrin H. S. 
 Wrestling Team. Mgr., Bottling and Ice Cream 
 Factory, Johnston City, 111. Married Mary 
 Fern Colombo, N 27, 1913, Chicago. Children: 
 Mary Celesta, b. F 22, 1915; James Henry, Jr.. 
 b. My 6, 1916. Address, Johnston City, 111. 
 
 5602. JAY AUSTIN COLVIN 
 Pres., Triangle Motors., Inc.; A. B. in Bus. 
 L. & A.; b. Ja i, i8go, Chicago; s. Edwin M. 
 (b. Buchanan, Mich.) and Clara (Fuller) Col- 
 vin (b. do.). Prepared in Lake View H. S. 
 Pan Hellenic Council; Theta Delta Chi; Asst. 
 Supt., W. F. Hall Printing Co., Chicago, 1913- 
 15; Pres., Triangle Motors., Inc., 1915-17. Lt. 
 Supply Co., 4th Regt. 111. R. M., 191 7—. 
 Married Agnes McDowell, S 26, 1914, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 1248 Rosedale Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 22 1 1 Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 5603. ELEANOR MARIE COMBE 
 
 (BAUMAN) 
 
 (Wife of No. SS41) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 16, i888. Highland. 
 
 111.; d. John Louis (h. Jl 26, 1836, Switzerland) 
 
 and Marie Earnestine (Rogier) Combe (b. N 
 
 9, 1843, France). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 
 Married Louis Peter Bauman ('13), Jl 4, 1914. 
 
 Champaign. Address, Crivitz, Wis. 
 
 5604. JOSEPHINE CONLEY 
 (Sister of No. 7452) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap g, 1891, 
 Streator, 111.; d. Dr. David S. (b. Jl 14, i860, 
 Richmond Co., O.) and Elizabeth (Green) 
 Conley (b. S 16, 1863, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Streator Tp. H. S. Gamma Phi Beta. Teach- 
 er, Streator, 111. Address, 115 W. Kent St., 
 Streator, 111. 
 
 5605. CASSIUS BANNISTER CONRAD 
 Sec, Abstracts Co.; A. B. in Bus.; b. N 22, 
 T890, Chicago; s. Cassius M. (b. Mr 27, 1845, 
 Northeast, Pa.) and Nattie (Bannister) Con- 
 rad (b. Ja I, 1865, Cortland, 111.). Prepared in 
 Sycamore H. S. Phi Delta Theta. Sec, De- 
 Kalb Co. Abstract Co. Married Helen Swasey, 
 Je 20, 1916. Child, Cassius Sheldon, b Jl 23, 
 1918. Ft. Atkinson, Wis. Address, Sycamore, 
 111. 
 
 5606. META CONSOER 
 (Sister of No. 8227) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 23, 1888, 
 Chicago; d. F. Consoer. Prepared in Murray 
 F. Tuley H. S., Chicago. Alpha Delta Pi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Alethenai; Teacher. II. S., Hoopeston, 111., 
 1913-16; do., Taylorville, 111., 1916-18; do., Oak 
 Park 111., H. S., 1918— . Address, 716 S. Ken- 
 ilworth. Oak Park, 111. 
 
 5607. HERBERT HARPER CONSTANT 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 30, 
 1889, Dawson, 111.; s. S. W. Constant. Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Mfr., Springfield, 
 111. Address, 1341 Whitten St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 5608. HARRY B. COOLEY 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 7, 1890, 
 Chadron, Neb.; s. W. M. and Nellie (Ensmin- 
 ger) Cooley. Prepared in Chadron (Neb.) H. 
 S.; la. St. Coll., 1908-10. Sigma Xi; Final 
 Honors. Const. Engr., Allen & Garcia Co., 
 Chicago, 1913 — . Married Flora A. Daboll, N 
 28, 1915, Chadron, Neb. Address, 1450 Edge- 
 water Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 955 McCor- 
 mick Bldg., do. 
 
 5609. NORMA COOLEY 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 18, 1890, Maywood, 
 111.; d. Stoughton (b. Ap 23, 1861, Savanna, 
 111.) and Nellie (Wilson) Cooley (b. S 3. 1861, 
 Mawyood, 111.). Prepared in Proviso Tp. H. 
 S. W. A. A. Maywood, 111., 1912-17; New 
 York City, 191 7 — . Address, $75 Riverside 
 Drive, New York City. 
 
 5610. ELWTN RAY COOLIDGE 
 Designer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 5, 1889, Win- 
 nebago, 111.; s. C. P. (b. My 4. 1863, do.) and 
 Sarah Jane (Smith) Coolidge (b. Mr 25, 1865, 
 do.). Prepared in Winnebago and Rockford 
 H. Schs. Delta Omega; Tau Beta Pi; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Prelim, and Final Honors; 2nd Lt., 
 Univ. Regt. Chief Tool Designer, Racine Salt 
 ley Co., Springfield, 111., 1913-14; with S. F 
 Bowser & Co., Inc., Ft. Wayne, Ind., 1914 — 
 Married Gladys Beverlin, Ag 18, 1914, Urbana 
 Child, Elizabeth Ann, b. Ag 23, 1918. Address. 
 915 (Jneida St., Ft. Wayne, Ind.; bus. add., c/o 
 S. F. Bowser & Co., Inc., do. 
 
 5611. WALTER ALLEN COPE 
 (Brother of No. 8231) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 16, 1889, Tonti, 
 111.; s. Walter L. Cope. Prepared in Cen- 
 tralia H. S. Iris; Varsity Track; Capt., Cross 
 Country. Class Bowling. Teacher, St. Agr. 
 Sch. Address, Jonesboro, Ark.t 
 
 5612. MURRAY COPENHAVER 
 (Brother of No. 8232) 
 Farmer; B. .S. in Agr.; b. Mr 5. i88g, Polo, 
 111.; s. Robert K. (b. S 18, 1846, Greenbrier, O.) 
 and Maggie C. (Murray) Copenhaver (b. O 15, 
 1863, Claremont, Ontario, Canada). Prepared 
 in Polo H. S. Farmer, Polo, 111.. 1913 — . 
 Married Margarite Gorman, S 10, 1913, Chicka- 
 sha, Okla. Address, Polo, Ill.t 
 
 5613. GEORGE RAYMOND CORKE 
 (Brother of No. 8233) 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 3, 1890. Evanston. 111.; 
 s. Geo. L. (b. Mr 12, 1859, Lockport, III.) and 
 Lizzie (Pilditch) Corke (b. F 27, 1869, Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Evanston Tp. H. S. E. E, 
 Soc; Stud. Mem., A. I. E. E. With West. 
 Elec. Co. Married Margaret Rambler, O 22, 
 1914. Evanston, 111. Address, loii Maple Ave., 
 Evanston, 111. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 I1913 
 
 5614. HOWARD CORLEY 
 (Brother of No. 6815) 
 Const. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 7, 1892, 
 Decatur. 111.; s. DeWitt Qinton (b. D 24, 
 1852, Shelby Co. 111.) and Laura (Fulton) Cor- 
 ley (b. Ap 4, i860, New Brunswick, Mo.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Const. Engr., 
 Creosote Co., Kansas City, 1913-14; do., Bir- 
 mingham Gas Products Co., 1914, do., Stone & 
 Webster 19 15; do.. Scarf e & Sons Co., Pitts- 
 burgh, 1915-18. Co. A., 33rd U. S. Engrs., 
 F 1918; A. E. F., France. Address, 805 N. 
 College St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 5615. FREDERIC BOYDEN CORTIS 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 29, 1891, 
 
 Chicago; s. William Percy and Annie Kingsbury 
 (Boyden) Cortis. Prepared in Hinsdale H. S. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Kappa Psi; Ma- Wan-da; 
 Varsity Track, ign-13. ist F. A., III. Nat. 
 Guard, 1915-17; ist Lt., 52nd Pioneer Inf., U. 
 S. R., Camp Wadsworth, S. C, 1917; do., 
 France, 1918 — . Married Dorothy Davis, N 9, 
 1916, Hinsdale, 111. Child, Anne Boyden. Ad- 
 dress, Hinsdale, 111. 
 
 5616. HARLAND WINN CORZINE 
 
 (Brother of No. 7459) 
 Dir. Man. Arts.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N i. 
 1886, Assumption, 111.; s. John J. and Celia 
 R. (Winn) Corzine. Prepared in Isabel H. S.; 
 E. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Instr., Man. Tr. and 
 Sc. Dundee H. S.. 1913-15; Dir., Man. Arts, St. 
 Norm. Sch.. Minot, N. D.; Brev. Capt., S. M. 
 A., Univ. of 111. Address, St. Norm. Sch.. 
 Minot, N. Dak. 
 
 5617. LLOYD COSTAR 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 30, 1888, 
 Chico, Cal.; s. W. J. Costar. Prepared in Chico 
 (Calif.) H. S.; Chico St., Norm. Sch., Calif. 
 Delta Upsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Varsity 
 Track. Flying Cadet, Rockwell Field, San 
 Diego, Calif. Address, 807 5th St., Chico, 
 Calif.t 
 
 5618. CHARLES JAMES CRAIGMILE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 27, 1889, 
 Gifford, 111.; s. Alexander (b. Aberdeen, Scot.) 
 and Agnes (Calder) Craigmile (b. Ontario, 
 Can.). Prepared in Rantoul H. S. Pres., Sr. 
 Class, 1913. C. Engr., Morgan Engng. Co.. 
 1913-14; Jr. Signal Engr., Interst. Commerce 
 Comn., 1915-16; Pilot Engr., C. B. & Q. R. R.. 
 1916-17. 1st Lt., Inf., O. R. C, Transportation 
 305th Cavalry, N. A., Camp Stanley, Tex.; Ft. 
 Sill, Okla., 191 &—. Mem., A. F. A. M. Ad- 
 dress, Rantoul, III. 
 
 5619. HAROLD HAMILTON CRAWFORD 
 Mgr., Arch. Office; b. Ap 6, 1888, Beaver 
 Creek, Minn.; s. Frank (b. N. Y.) and Carrie 
 (Seytnour) Crawford (b. Minn.). Prepared 
 in Rochester (Minn.) H. S. M. A., Harvard. 
 1916. Acacia; Scarab. Arch., James B. Dibel- 
 ka, Chicago, 1913-14; Mgr., Arch. Office, Ro- 
 chester, Minn., 1916-17. 2nd Lt., Q. M. C. 
 N. A., Training Div., Camp Johnston, Jack- 
 sonville, Fla., 1917; C^apt., Q. M. C, Const. 
 Div., Camp Joseph E. Johnston; Mustered out. 
 Ja 2, 1919. Mem., A. F. A. M. ; 32nd degree 
 Mason; Harvard Club of Minn.; Shrine, r^rf- 
 dress, 621 W. Zumbro St., Rochester, Minn.; 
 bus. add., 630 Metropolitan Bank Bldg., Min- 
 neapolis. 
 
 5620. EDWARD BERNARD CRIST 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 13, 1890, 
 Kankakee, 111.; s. Adam Crist. Prepared in 
 Waukegan H. S. Acacia. With The Corn 
 Products Refining Co., 191 6. Address, 318 S. 
 4th St., Pekin, Ill.t 
 
 5621. MICHELE FRANCISCO CROCE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. D 16, 1888, 
 Panni, Italy; s. Matilobe Monte Colvo. Pre- 
 pared in Milford (Mass.) H. S. Chem., Ar- 
 mour & Co., 1913-15- Address, 633 Oalvwood 
 Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Armour & Co., 
 do.-i 
 
 5622. PAUL REVERE CROLL 
 (Brother of No. 7466) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja i, 1892, 
 Schuylkill Haven, Pa.; s. Rev. P. C. (b. O 2, 
 1S52, Berks Co., Pa.) and Sarah Amelia 
 (Greiss) Croll (b. Ja 5, 1854). Prepared in 
 Beardstown H. S. Chem., New Jersey Zinc 
 Co. Address, Box 511, Palmerton, Pa.t 
 
 5623- VIOLA JUNE CROSSLAND 
 (Sister of Nos. 1487, 4118) 
 Treacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 10, 1888, 
 Varna, 111.; d. Hiram Venton (b. Ap 29, 1848, 
 do.) and Cynthia Lovinia (Broaddus) Cross- 
 land (b. My 6, 1847, Henry, 111.). Prepared 
 in Watseka H. S.; Univ. of Wis.. 1915. H. Sc. 
 Club. Teacher, H. Sc, Tp. H. S., Bridgeport, 
 111., 1913-16; do.. Central H. S., St. Joseph, 
 Mo., 191 7. Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 
 E. (Dak St., Watseka, 111. 
 
 5624. BENJAMIN HARRISON CROWDER 
 (Husband of No. 6205) 
 Salesman; LL. B.; b. D 19, 1887, Bethany, 
 111.; s. William Ellsworth (b. 1872, Bethany, 
 111.) and Mary Ellen (Jordan) Crowder (b. 
 Enfield. 111.). Prepared in Bethany H. S. ; 
 James Millikin Univ., 1908-9. Acacia; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Sec, Jr. Class. With Dobbins & Dob- 
 bins, Champaign, 1913-14; Benj. H. Sanborn & 
 Co., Chicago, 1 914-17; Salesman, G. M. Co. 
 Motor Trucks for Eldridge Buick Co., Seattle, 
 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Eva 
 Dodds ('14), Mr 8, 1917, Champaign. Child, 
 Richard Jordan, b. Ja 19, 1918. Address, 2303, 
 19th Ave., North Seattle; bus. add., Eldridge 
 Buick Co., do. 
 
 5625. THOMAS ALBRIGHT 
 CUNNINGHAM 
 Asst. Gen. Mgr.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 26, 
 1891, Rossville, 111.; s. W. T. (b. D 1, 1856, 
 Rossville, 111.) and Orrie L. (Albright) Cun- 
 ningham (b. N 17, 1866, do.). Prepared in 
 Rossville and Danville H. Schs. Phi Alpha 
 Delta; Comitatus; Sr. Ball Com.; Correspond- 
 ent, Sears Roebuck & Co., Chicago, 1913-14; 
 Office Dept., Mgr., Charles William Stores, New 
 York City, 1914-15; Operating Branch Mgr., 
 B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., Akron. O. and 
 Kansas City, Mo., 1915-16; Asst. Gen. Mgr. 
 and Purchasing Agt., The Victor Rubber Co., 
 191 7 — . Mem., Columbus, O., Ath. Club. Mar- 
 ried Madeline F. Stutzmann, S i. 1017, Long 
 Island, N. Y. Address, 280 S. Belmont St., 
 Springfield, O. 
 
 5626. HOMER WALSTON DAHRINGER 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. My 28, 1890, Lattington, 
 Mich.; s. H. W. Dahringcr. Prepared in Wau- 
 kegan H. S. Kappa Sigma; Ma-wan-da; Capt. 
 Varsity Basketball; Class Football; Varsity 
 Soccer; Homecoming Com. ist Lt., Aerial Ob- 
 server, A. E. F. ; with Am. Army of Occupa- 
 tion in Germany; Missing in action, S 1918 — . 
 .Address, 424 Genesee St., Waukegan, 111. 
 
 5627. EVERETT LESLIE DALBEY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 10, 1889, Muncie, 
 111.; s. V. R. Dalbey. Prepared in Danville 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. Phi Delta Phi; Prelim. 
 Honors; Fresh. Honors; Scholarship in Law. 
 Address, 506 The Temple, Danville. Ill.t 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 4S9 
 
 5628. JUANITA ELIZABETH DARRAH 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; M. S., 1915; b. Jl 
 I, 1S89. Sadorus, 111.; d. VV. H. (b. O.) and 
 Mary Annis (Craw) Darrah (b. i8j9, IIlJ. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. A. M., Columbia, 
 191 7. Sigma Xi; Bethany Circle; Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Prelim. Honors; V. P., Sr. Class. Asst. 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1912-15; do., Columbia, 
 1915-17; Dietitian, Mooseheart Vocational Sch., 
 summer, 1917; Instr., Food Chem. and Dietet- 
 ics, Purdue, 1917-18; Asst. Prof., St. Women's 
 Coll., Tex., 1919. Auth. : Nitrogenous Constit- 
 uents of Lecithin, Jon?-. A. C. S., Ap 1916. 
 Charter mem., Bethany Circle. Address, R. i, 
 Box 42, Ivesdale, 111. 
 
 5629. CHESTER WATSON DAVIS 
 (Son of Nos. 251, 311; Brother of Nos. 3337. 
 4125, 8260) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 16, 1889, Kan. 
 City, Mo.; s. Jeptha Hartley ('82), (b. Ap 13, 
 i860, Vienna, Ind.) and Ella Maria (Watson) 
 Davis ('80), (b. N 14, 1854. Bristol, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Holton (Kan.) H. S. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Phoenix; Ma- 
 wan-da; Varsity Football; Water Polo. Mar- 
 ried Martha McLean, Ag 26, 1914, Macomb, 
 111. Children: Chester McLean, b. S 20, 1916; 
 Barbara, b. O 31, 1918. Address, Holton, Kan. 
 
 5630. MALLIE LEONA DAVIS (GOHN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5686) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 25, 1888, Fairmount, 
 111.; d. Ira Grant (b. Je 10, 1863, do.) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Palmer) Davis (b. D 3. 1867. 
 Homer, 111.). Prepared in Homer H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Achoth. Married Lloyd Elias Gohn 
 ('13), S 13, 1913, Fairmount, 111. Address, 
 Mansfield, Ill.t 
 
 5631. RUTH DAVISON (LANGELIER) 
 
 (Wife of G398) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 23, 1891, Marshall, 
 111.; d. John Harrison (b. Je 25, 1868, do.) 
 and Zetta Emma (Cork) Davison (b. Ag 4. 
 1867, do.). Prepared in Marshall Tp. H. S. 
 Alpha Omicron Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Mask and 
 Bauble; Alethenai. Teacher, Flora Tp. H. S., 
 1913-14; Marshall Tp. H. S., 1914-16. Married 
 Wilfred Francis Langelier (g'li), JI 19, 1916, 
 Marshall, 111. Address, 2327 Cragmont Ave., 
 Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 5632. PHILLMER WYMOND DAY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. Engng. : b. Mr 10, 
 1891, Vincennes, Ind.; s. P. Day. Prepared in 
 Shortridge H. S., Indianapolis. Sigma Chi; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma. Chem., 111. Glass Co. Ad- 
 dress, Y. M. C. A., Alton, Ill.t 
 
 5633. MAUDE AROMA DENNY 
 Dir., Mus. ; B. Mus. ; b. Ag 25, 1887, Lincoln, 
 111.; d. James Edgar (b. 1856, do.) and 
 Josephine (Campbell) Denny (b. 1858, White- 
 hall, 111.). Prepared in Lincoln H. S.; Lin- 
 coln Coll.; Bush Temple Conservatory, Chi- 
 cago. Sigma Kappa; Illiola. Dir., Mus., Univ. 
 of Nev., 1913-18. Address, 747 N. Virginia St., 
 Reno, Nev.; bus. add., Univ. of Nev., do. 
 
 5634. CHESTER CHARLES DILLON 
 Ath. Coach; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 14, 1887, 
 
 Normal, 111.; s. A. A. Dillon. Prepared in 
 Normal H. S. Capt., Fresh. Varsity Football; 
 Varsity Football. Ath. Coach., Dak. Wesleyan 
 Univ., Mitchell, S. Dak. Married Pearl Mc- 
 Neil, Ag 11, 1915, Melville, 111. Address, 
 Mitchell, S. Dak.f 
 
 5635. JAMES RUSSELL DILWORTH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N q, 1890, Table 
 
 Grove, 111.; s. William H. (b. Mr, 1855, Ver- 
 mont, 111.) and Helen Rozelle (Montgomery) 
 Dilworth (b. Je 16, 1857, Berwick, Mo.). Pre- 
 
 pared in Table Grove H. S.; Knox Coll. Alpha 
 Zeta; Final Honors. Farmer, Table Grove, 111. 
 Address, Table Grove, 111. 
 
 5636. HAROLD FliANCIS DOERR 
 (Husband of No. 6252; Brother of No. 3708) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 26, 1892. 
 Chicago; s. Jacob Frederick (b. O 15, 1852, 
 (^er.) and Emma (Nehrling) Doerr (b. Ja 23, 
 1866, New York City). Prepared in Wendell 
 Phillips H. S., Chicago. Scabbard and Blade; 
 Scarab; Varsity Swimming and Water Polo; 
 2nd Lt.. Univ. Regt. Draftsman with Doerr 
 Bros., Archs., 1913-16; Arch.. Sherwin Wil- 
 liams Co., 1916 — . Mem., Olympic Fields 
 Country Club; West. Soc. of Engrs. Mar- 
 ried Delia A. Gaskill ('14), Ag 26, 1913, 
 Joliet, III. Child, Helen Frances, b. Je 25, 
 ^917- Address, 5210 Cornell Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., Sherwin Williams Co., Pullman Sta., 
 do. 
 
 5637. LESLIE ABIJAH DOLE 
 (Brother of Nos. 6843, 6844, 9039) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr i, 1891, 
 Manteno, 111.; s. Theopolis Packard (b. Te 12, 
 1849. Shelburn, Mass.) and Emma Rhoda 
 (Viall) Dole (b. F 7, 1851. Elk Co., Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Kankakee IL S. Eta Kappa Nu 
 Stud. Union Dramatic Club. Salesman, Elec 
 Contr. & Mfg. Co., 1913-16; Elec. Engr. and 
 -Vsst. Master Mech.. Federal Ice Co., 1916-17; 
 Const, and Elec. Engr., Nat. Malleable Cast- 
 ings Co., 1917 — . Married Edna M. Fitzsim- 
 mons, Ag 15, 1916, Chicago. Child, Elizabeth 
 Margaret, b. D 28. 1917. Address, 729 Clar- 
 ence Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., Nat. 
 Mall Castings Co., Melrose Park, 111. 
 
 5638. EDGAR NATHAN DREW 
 (Brother of Nos. 2643, 2959, 3714) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 12, 1888, 
 C^Iifton, HI.; s. Washington (b. 1850, Chategnee, 
 N. Y.) and Mary A. (Hunt) Drew (b. 1852, 
 la.). Prepared in Watseka H. S. Alpha Rho 
 Chi. Draftsman and Teacher, Man. Tr., Chi- 
 cago; do., Watseka, 111. Married Nellie S. R. 
 Kirby, Jl 3. 19 14, Crown Point, Ind. Children: 
 E. Leo, b. My 7. 1915; Carol E., b. D 25, 1917. 
 Address, Watseka, 111. 
 
 5639. "JOHANNES PETONS du BUISSON 
 A. B. in Sc; M. S., 1914: b. Mr 13, 1882, 
 Senekal, S. Africa. Prepared in Prince Albert 
 Cape Colony, S. Africa. Fought in Boer War, 
 1899-1902. Died D 1917, Senekal, Orange Free 
 State, S. Africa. 
 
 5640. GLADYS EADE 
 (Sister of No. 8289) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 29, 1889, 
 Elizabeth, 111.; d. J. C. Eade. Prepared in 
 Elizabeth H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Athenean; III. Mas. Staff; ist and 2d. 
 Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; Class Historian. Ad- 
 dress, Elizabeth, Ill.t 
 
 3641. HENRY CLARENCE EALES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b- N 22, 1890, Car- 
 lisle, Ky. ; s. James Frazier (b. 1839, Cynthiana, 
 Ky.) and Sadie (Remington) Eales (b. i860, 
 Paris, Ky.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; 
 111. Wesleyan Univ. Phi Gamma Delta; Class 
 Football and Baseball; Mgr., Glee and Man- 
 dolin Club; Dramatic Club. Farmer, Saybrook, 
 111. Married Florence Louise Hatch, N 2, 
 1913, Newaygo, Mich. Child, Luther Parker, 
 b. O 27, 1916. Address, Saybrook, 111. 
 
 4642. RALEIGH JOHN EHRHART 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 20, 1889, 
 Areola, 111.; s. J. M. Ehrhart. Prepared in 
 Areola H. S. Varsity Football; E. E. Soc. 
 Cml. Engr. Address, Areola, lU.f 
 
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 5643. *GERTRUDE LOUISE ELLIOTT 
 
 (GOODYEAR) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5687) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 4, 1891, Streator, 111.; 
 d. Arthur (b. S 3, 1858, do.) and Antoinette 
 Emma (Hoffman) Elliott (b. O 20, 1865, do.). 
 Prepared in Streator Tp. H. S. Gamma Phi 
 Beta; Phi Delta Psi; Treas., Illiola; H. Sc. 
 Club; Pres. and Treas., Women's League. 
 Lunch Room Mgr., Man. Tr. H. S., Indian- 
 apolis, 1913-14; Dir.. Univ. Commons, Seattle, 
 1914-15; do., Univ. Commons and Dormitories, 
 191 5-1 7; Dir., Tea Room, Dept. Store, Seattle, 
 1917-18. Mem., Sch. Woman's League; A. C. 
 A.; Exec. Com., Bon Marche Woman's Club; 
 Faculty Woman's Club, Univ. of Wash.; Seattle 
 Chamber of Commerce. Married Henry Good- 
 year ('13), S 4, 1918. Died O 13, 1918, Camp 
 Sherman. 
 
 5644. ALEXANDER ELSTON (diGHILINI) 
 
 (Brother of No. 5645) 
 Mun. Engr.; A. B. in Sc; b. N 22. 1888, 
 Nevv' Braunfels. Tex.; s. L. F. Elston. Prepared 
 in Marquette Univ. Zeta Beta Tau; Menorah ; 
 Wrestling Coach. Mun. Engr., Janesville, Wis. 
 Dropped last name. Address, 410 Hayes Bldg., 
 Janesville, Wis.t 
 
 5645. LEO WEISS ELSTON (di GHILINI) 
 
 (Brother of No 5644) 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S.. 1915; b. N 22, 1888 
 New Braunfels, Tex.; s. L. F. Elston. Prepared 
 in Marquette LTniv.; B. S., Rutgers, 1914- 
 Indus, and Agr. Dept., South. Ry., Washington, 
 D. C. Dropped last name. Address, Box 495, 
 Nevf Brunswick, N. J.f 
 
 5646. LEWIS BROWN ERMELING 
 Dir., Indus. Mgmt. Council; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. Ap 13, 1890. Chicago; s. Lewis Reinhart (b. 
 S 18, 1852, Naperville. 111.) and Elma M. 
 (Brown) Ermeling (b. S 16, 1858, De Pere, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Crane Tech. and Lane 
 Tech. H. Schs., Chicago. Zeta Psi; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Helmet; Capt., Univ. Regt.; Sr. 
 Memorial Com. With Deere & Co., Harvester 
 Works, Moline, 111., 1913-15; Exec. Club Bd. 
 of Commerce, Detroit, 1915-16; Dir., Indus. 
 Mgmt. Council, Rochester, N. Y., 1916-17. 
 ist. Lt., Ord. R. C, 191718; . Capt., do., 
 1918; Went to France on special trip with Asst. 
 Sec. of War, 1918; Mustered out, ja 15, 1919- 
 Address, 4516 N. Robey St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 c/o The Upson Nut Co., Cleveland. 
 
 5647. GUILLERMO FILIBERTO 
 ESCABOSA 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 22, 1888, San 
 Dimas, Durango. Mex.; s. G. Escabosa. Pre- 
 pared in Liceo de Varones, Mex.; Man. Tr. 
 Sch., St. Louis. Cosmopolitan Club. Sugar 
 Cane Farmer. Address, Ave. Libertad 1000, 
 Guadalajara, Mex.f 
 
 5648. JAMES EVERETT ETHERTON 
 Asst. Cashier; LL. B.; b. F 21, 1889, 
 Pomona. 111.; s. J. M. Etherton. Prepared in 
 Shurtleff Coll. Phi Alpha Delta; Egyptian 
 Club; Illio: Jr. Smoker; Law Dance Com. 
 Asst. Cashier, Carbondale Nat. Bank. Ad- 
 dress, 708 Normal Ave., Carbondale, Ill.t 
 
 S649. EMMA MARGARET FAHRNKOPF 
 
 (BORDEN) 
 
 (Wife of G71; Sister of No. 5650) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 21, 1S90, Champaign 
 
 Co., 111.; d. John (b. Mauer Baden, Ger.) and 
 
 Matilda (Riess) Fahrnkopf (b. F 24, i860, 
 
 Mascoutah, 111.). Prepared in Atwood H. S. 
 
 H. Sc. Club Teacher, H. Sc, Mazon. 111., 1913- 
 
 is; do.. Urbana, 1915-17; do., Boise, Idaho, 
 
 1917-18. Married Raymond F. Borden (g'lB), 
 Jl 4, 1918, Newton, 111. Address, 1212 Univer- 
 sity Ave., Urbana. 
 
 5650. HARRISON FREDERICK THEO- 
 DORE FAHRNKOPF 
 (Brother of No. 5649) 
 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 6, 1888. Ives- 
 dale. 111.; s. John Charles (b. Mauer, Baden 
 Ger.) and Matilda (Riess) Fahrnkopf (b. F 
 24, i860, Mascoutah, 111.). Prepared in At- 
 wood H. S. Sigma Xi. Asst., Soil Fertility, 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-16; ist. Asst., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., do., 1916; Assoc, Soil Fertility, do., 
 ioi8 — . O. T. S., F. A., Camp Zachary Taylor; 
 Mustered out. D 17, 1918. Address, 811 W. 
 Springfield Ave., Urbana. 
 
 51,51. EURIPIDES FAJARDO Y M.\YMIR 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 19, 1888, 
 Santiago de Cuba; s. Jose D. Fajardo Y 
 Tamayo (b. Mr 19, 1S60, Guisa, Orienta, 
 Cuba) and Trindad Maymir Y Lopez (b. Ap 18, 
 1868). Prepared in Institute de Segunda 
 Ensenanza de la Provincia de Oriente, Cuba; 
 Univ. of O., 1909-11. C. E., Univ. of Havana, 
 1915. Cosmopolitan Club; Club Literaris Es- 
 panol; C. E. Club. Engr., Trussed Concrete 
 Co., Prado 44. Havana, Cuba, 1913-15; ist. 
 Engr., Pub. Work for Province of Oriente, 
 191516; Way Engr., Cuba R. R. Co., Cama- 
 guey Cuba, 1916-17; Chief Engr., Pub. Work 
 of the Province of Oriente, 1917 — . Mem., 
 Club San Carlos Santiago de Cuba, Club Nau- 
 tico; A. F. A. M. Address, Sagarra Alta 19, 
 Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. 
 
 5652. HAZEL ELIZABETH FANCHER 
 (SULLIVAN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5446) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 30, 1888, Evanston. 
 ill.; d. James Albert (b. D 11, i860, Kenosha, 
 V\'is.) and Ida (Wilson) Fancher (b. My 25, 
 1863 Racine, Wis.). Prepared in Evanston 
 H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Sr. Gown Com. Instr., 
 H. S., Chrisman, 111., 1913-14: Prin., H. S., 
 Piper City, 111., 1914-15. Married Charles M. 
 Sullivan ('12), S 14, 191 5, Evanston, 111. 
 Child, Shirley Elizabeth, b. Je 28, 191 7. Ad- 
 dress, 5880 Darlington Road, Pittsburgh. 
 
 5653. CLARIBEL FEHRMAN 
 (Brother of No. 6871) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 13, 1892, Pekin, 
 111.; d. Adolph (b. Mr 31, 1856) and Eva Mae 
 (Van Deusen) Fehrman (b. Ag 10, 1864). 
 Prepared in Pekin H. S. Address, 706 Wash- 
 ington St., Pekin, Ill.t 
 
 5654. MILDRED HELEN FELMLEY 
 (Daughter of H19; Sister of No. 4150) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 22, 1890, 
 Carrollton, 111.; d. David (b. Ap 24, 1859, Som- 
 erville. N. J.) and Auta (Stout) Felmley. Pre- 
 pared in Normal H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Illiola; Mask 
 and Bauble; Stud. Teacher, Eng.. 111. So. Norm. 
 Univ., 1918. Address, Normal, 111. 
 
 5655. LOUIS SMITH FERGUSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 7, 1890, 
 Annawan, III.; s. Louis A. (b. D 23, 1866, do.). 
 and Lillian E. (Gouchenour) Ferguson. Pre- 
 pared in Rock Island H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi. 
 Engr., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1913-16; do.. Indiana- 
 polis, 1916-17; Dist. Engr., The Permutit Co., 
 Water Rectification, 191 7 — . Jr. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. Married Lida J. Pruitt, S 15, 1914. 
 Urbana. Child, Robert Smith, b. N 24, i9i5- 
 .Address, 415s Windsor St., Pittsburgh; bus. 
 add., 921 Union Arcade, do. 
 
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 5656. DENT FERRELL 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 11, 1889, 
 Carterville, 111.; s. 11. V. Ferrell. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad.; Lewis Inst. Stud., Harvard. Elec. 
 Engr., J. K. Bering Coal Co., Eldorado, 111. 
 2nd Lt., Air Service, Toul, France; Mustered 
 out, Ja 27, 1919. Address, Carterville, 111. 
 
 5657. FERDINAND AUGUST P. FISCHER 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 10, 1885, 
 Chicago; s. George (b. Ag 6, 1853, New York 
 City) and Emma (Krueger) Fischer (b. F 
 22, 1856, Chicago). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago; Chicago Norm. Coll., 1908. 
 Arch. Soc. Instr., Engng. Drawing, Chicago. 
 Mem., Chicago Geog. Soc; Prairie Club of 
 111. Address, 3242 Clifton Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., Senn High School, do. , 
 
 5658. CHARLES HARRISON FLETCHER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 11, 1888. Ridgefarm, 
 111.; s. John (b. F 23, 1865, do.) and Grace 
 (Butler) Fletcher (b. D 12, 1868, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Ridgefarm H. S.; Chicago Kent Coll. 
 of Law. Acacia; Ma-wan-da; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Adelphic; John Marshall Law Club; Varsity 
 Baseball; Pres.. Soph. Class; Class Football; 
 Alternate, Varsity Debate. Lawyer, Mattoon, 
 111., 1913-17. ist Lt., Inf. R. C, 1917 — ; Co. 
 G, 52d Inf., U. S. A., 1917; with Army of 
 Occupation, France. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. 
 O. E. ; Court of Honor; M. W. A.; Congr. 
 Church. Married Blanche Thompson, Ag 10, 
 1916, Tiskilwa, 111. Address, Mattoon, III. 
 
 5659. WILBUR EARL FLOOD 
 Metallurgist; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 10, 1891, 
 Peoria; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. O 27, 1865) 
 and Luella (Garside) Flood (b. Je 4, 1867). 
 Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst., 1909-11. 
 Draftsman, Morgan Engng. Co., Memphis, 
 1913-14; Const. Engr., Internat. Harvester Co., 
 Chicago, 1914-15; Sales Dept.. do., Aurora, 
 1915-16; Metallurgist, Internat. Harvester Corp., 
 Chicago. 1916 — . Married Marguerite Ring- 
 ness, D 29, 1914, Peoria. Child, Dorothy 
 Eleanor, b. Mr 11, 1916. Address, 338 W. 73rd 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 5660. TRENNACE FLOVVERREE 
 Teacher: B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1916; b. D 
 27, 1889. Easton, 111.; s. William Hume (b. F 
 22, 1856, Marshall, Va.) and Sarah Frances 
 (Duckett) Flowerree (b. O 21, 1859, Peters- 
 burg, 111.). Prepared in Havana H. S. Teacher, 
 Easton, 111., 1913-14; Dir.. Agr., Redwood Falls, 
 Minn., 1917-18. U. S. A., 1918 — . Address, 
 605 Daniel St.. Champaign. 
 
 5661. EDITH HARLEY FORD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap S, 1887, St. Paul; 
 d. Nathan (b. Jl 13, 1849, Sidon, Syria) and 
 Alice Lucina (Howell) Ford (b. Jl 26, 1849, 
 Geneseo, 111.). Prepared in Des Moines H. S. ; 
 Norwalk (O.) H. S. Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1910. Libn., Pub. Lib., Rockford, 111., 1913-16; 
 The Filger Lib., Minonk, 111., 1916 — . Address, 
 Minonk, 111. 
 
 5662. GUSTAV GEORGE FORNOFF 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 5, 1890 
 Ger. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim. Honors. Elec. 
 Engr., The Indus. Elec. Furnace Co., Chicago. 
 Address. 1941 Eddy St., Chicago; bus. add., 53 
 W. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 5663. LYMAN MARION FORT 
 Prin.. H. S.; A. B. in Sc; b. My 24, 1887. 
 Stronghurst, 111.: s. C. E. (b. i860. Olena, 111.) 
 and Anna M. (Marshall) Fort (b. 1862, do.). 
 Prepared in Stronghurst H. S. Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Kappa Delta Pi; Pres., Adelphic; Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet; Univ. Debate Team: Hatchet 
 Orator; Illio Staff. Y. M. C. A. Work, Chi- 
 
 cago, 1913-14: Teacher, H. S., Mitchell, S. Dak., 
 1914-18; Prin., II. S., do., 1918 — . Auth. : 
 Argumentation and Debate, Mitchell Pub. (To., 
 1917. Mem., Congr. Church. Married Mildred 
 Dunsworth, Ag 19, 191 5, Galesburg, 111. Child, 
 Donald Marion, b. N 21, 1916. Address, 
 Mitchell, S. Dak. 
 
 5664. HARRY LLEWELLYN FOSTER 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 2, 1886, 
 Big Rapids, Mich.; s. John Hamlin (b. Franklin, 
 Me.) and Georgina (Dykins) Foster (b. Haver- 
 straw, N. Y.). Prepared in Waukesha (Wis.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of Wis., 1906-08. Alpha Delta 
 Phi. Foreman, Const, of Sch. Bldg., Trenary, 
 Mich., 1915. Pvt.; Corp.; Sergt.; Master Engr., 
 Sr. Grade, 4th Engrs., Tr. Regt., Hdqtrs. Co., ^ 
 Barracks C. 26, Camp A. A., Humphrys, Va.; 
 2d Lt.. Engng. Corps., Camp (duster, Mich. 
 Married Ruth Archibald, 191 7, Ashland, Wis. 
 Child, John Archibald, b. Ap 17, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 522 Lake Drive, Apt. 13, Milwaukee. 
 
 5665. JOHN RAYMOND FOSTER 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 7, 1884, 
 Sac City. la.; s. Thomas M. (b. Je 12,^ 1843, 
 Md.) and Harriet Ann (Groves) Foster (b. 
 My 23, 1849). Prepared in Buena Vista Coll. 
 Acad.; Buena Vista Coll., 1908-09. Agr., H. S., 
 Le Sueur, Minn.; Life Ins. Agt., Worthing- 
 ton, Minn., 1916-17; Co. Agr. Agt., Sibley, la., 
 1918 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Married Marie 
 Luida Schonhood, O 4, 19 16, Dodge Center, 
 Minn. Child, Janet Elizabeth, b. O 9, 1917. 
 Address, Sibley, la. 
 
 5666. THEODORE JOHN FRANZEN 
 Engng. Estimator; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 19, 
 1890, Peoria; s. Henry (b. Ger.) and Franke 
 (Reuken) Franzen (b. Livingston Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst., 1905-11. 
 Struct. Draftsman, West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 
 1913-14; Instr., Math, and Mech.. Wendell 
 Phillips H. S., 1914; Draftsman and Estimator, 
 Lanquist & Illsley Co., 1914-17; Engng. Esti- 
 mator and Correspondent, Joseph T. Ryerson & 
 Son, Chicago. T917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married May Elizabeth McCuniber, N 16, 19 16, 
 Chicago. Address. 5649 Maryland Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., c/o Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, 
 do. 
 
 5667. MARIE E. FREEMAN 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 9, 1891, 
 Danville, 111.; d. Charles James (b. O 2. 1856, 
 Rensselaer, Ind.) and Carrie (Porterfield) Free- 
 man (b. Je 2S, i860. Champaign). Prepared in 
 Decatur H. S.; James Millikin Univ., 1908-11. 
 Pi Beta Phi. Teacher, Decatur, 111.. 1913-14; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Asst. to 
 Lunchroom Dir., H. Sc. Univ. of 111., 1915-16; 
 Asst. Dir., do.. 1916-17; Instr., Home Econom- 
 ics, O. St. Univ.. 1917 — . Address, 75 W nth 
 St., Columbus, O. 
 
 . 5668. RUTH MAE FREEMAN 
 Sec, Y. W. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 
 Je II, i886, Bloomington, 111.; d. Alexander 
 Theodore (b. do.) and Nancy (Brigham) Free- 
 man (b. do.). Prepared in WesTeyan Univ. 
 Prep.; Wesleyan L^niv., 1908. Grad., Moody 
 Bible Inst., 1910. Teacher, Eng., H. S., Stock- 
 land, 111., 1913-14; Gen. Sec, Y. W. C. A., 
 Helena, Mont., 1914-15; Teacher, Eng., H. S., 
 Canton, 111., 191 5-17; Religious Work Sec, 
 Y. W. C. A., Cincinnati, 1917-18. Address, 
 20 E. 8th St., Y. W. C. A., Cincinnati. 
 
 5669. THEODORE AUGUSTUS 
 FRITCHEY, JR. 
 
 (Brother of No. 5136) 
 With Comn. Merchants; A. B. in Bus.; b. ■ 
 Ag 6, 1892, Olney. 111.; s. Theodore Augustus 
 and Mary Lida (Bucher) Fritchey. Prepared 
 in Olney H. S. M. B. A., Harvard, 1915. 
 Kappa Sigma; Ma- Wan-Da; Ku Klux; Beta 
 
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 Gamma Delta; Egyptian Club; Mgr., Varsity 
 Base Ball; Illini Trustee; Illto Staff; Pres., 
 Pan-Hellenic Council; Lincoln League. Fore- 
 ign Trade Dept., Lawrence & Co., Comn. 
 Merchants, New York City, 191 5-17; Comn. on 
 Supplies, Council of Nat. Defense, Washing- 
 ton, D. C, 1Q17; Lt., Aviation Sec, S. O. R. 
 C, A. E. F., France; do.. Army of Occupation, 
 Bad Bertrich, Ger. Mem.. A. F. A. M.; K. T. 
 Address, Olney, 111. 
 
 5670. ELIZABETH FRUIN 
 (Sister of No. 3740) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Je 23, 1S92, El Paso. 111.; 
 d. John (b. Ap 5, 1840, Tipperary, Ireland) 
 and" Mary Elizabeth (Doherty) Fruin (b. My 
 12, 185^. Brooklyn. N. Y.). Prepared in Mc- 
 Kinley H. S., El Paso, 111.; Grad. Stud., Univ. 
 of VVis., 1916-17. Spaulding Guild; Home 
 Econ. Club; W. A. A.; Capt., Class Basket Ball. 
 Teacher, Onawa, la., 1913-14; Alien Property 
 Custodian, Washington, D. C. Address, El Paso, 
 111.; bus. add., i6th & P St., N. W., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 5671. ALBERT STEVENS FRY 
 Designing Engr and Asst. Sec; B. S. in 
 C. E.: C. E. and M. S., 1918; b. Mr 13, 1892, 
 LeClaire, la.; s. James Montgomery (b. 1853, 
 Davenport, la.) and Adelaide (Stone) Fry (b. 
 1855, Le Claire, la.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Nu; Prelim., 
 Final and Special Honors. Draftsman and 
 levelman, Oil Belt R. R., Bridgeport, 111., 
 1913; Mixer Insp., Ala. Power Co., Clanton, 
 Ala.; Chief Designing Engr. and Asst. Sec, 
 .Morgan Engng. Co., Memphis. Auth. : A 
 Method of Computation for Excavation, Engng. 
 and Contracting, Ap 22, 1914; A Graphical Sol- 
 ution of the Problem of Storm Flow through a 
 Reservoir, do., Ap 19, 1916; Scraper dragged 
 from Extension Boom Cleans Berm of Ditch, 
 Engng. Record, Je 5, 191 5; Wheel Scrapers 
 dumped through bridge over wagons, do., Jl is. 
 1916; Flooding Concrete Concrete Lining of 
 Channel Bed Flooded to Protect it from Freez- 
 ing, do., F 3, 1917; Pat Levee — Slope Concrete 
 Smooth with Plank before Finishing, do., Mr 
 10, 1917; Compact Building Concreting Plan; 
 Contractors Devise 5,000 Cubic Yards Concret- 
 ing Plant for Close quarters in City Business 
 District, Contractor's Review: Resurfacing Con- 
 crete Base for Repaving; Method of Building 
 up thin Concrete Base for New Pavement 
 Foundation, do., D 16, 1916; Railway fill with 
 Banquette Floodgiiard (approach to Miss. River 
 Bridge) The Contractor, F 2, 191 7. Assoc. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Virginia Ferguson, 
 Ap 27, 1917, Covington, Tenn. Address, 1682 
 Glenview Ave., Memphis; bxts. add., 622-631 
 Goodwyn Inst., do. 
 
 3672. HARRY CATLIN FULKS 
 Cashier; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 16, 1891, 
 Beardstown, 111.; s. Frank M. (b. N 8. 1859, 
 do.) and Maggie E. (Sample) Fulks (b. Ag 23, 
 1862, Morgan Co., 111.). Prepared in Beard- 
 stown H. S. Chi Psi. Asst. Cashier, Beard- 
 stown St. Bank, Beardstown, 111.. 1913-16; 
 Coal and Iron Nat. Bank, New York City, 
 1916-17. Sergt., Am. Ord. Dept., Base Depot, 
 France, 191 7—. Mem., B. P. O. E.; M. E. 
 Church. Address, loi W sth St., Beardstown, 
 111. 
 
 5673. CHARLES MALCOLM FULLER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. N 28, 
 1889, Vincennes, Ind; s. Homer (b. 111.) and 
 Alice (Kensler) Fuller (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Vincennes H. S.; Purdue Univ., 1907-9. 
 Triangle. Insp., Baltimore Sewerage Comn., 
 1913-14; Jr. Civ. Engr., Interstate Commerce 
 Comn., 1914-17. Lt., (To. G. Provisional Of- 
 ficers, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 19T7; Capt., Co. 
 B. 5th Engrs., Corpus Christi, Tex., 1917; 
 Capt,, Corps of Engrs., Camp A. .\. Humphreys, 
 
 Va.. 1918; do., Manila, P. I. Mem., West. Soc. 
 of Engrs. Address, 317 State St.. Little Rock, 
 Ark. 
 
 5674- SOZABU FURUKAWA 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 13, 1889, 
 Japan; s. Kyujiro (b. Japan) and Keiko (Ter- 
 azaki) Furukawa (b. do.). Prepared in San 
 Rafael (Calif.) H. S.; Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 111., 1913-14. Cosmopolitan Club; Arch. Club. 
 Designer, The Peeresses' Sch. of Japan, 1915- 
 17; Arch., Tokyo, Japan, 1917^. Auth.: 
 -Arch. Student Life in American Univ., Arch. 
 World, Vol. 9, Mr 191 5; Landscape Arch., 
 do.. Vol. 9, S 1915. Mem., Inst, of Japanese 
 Archs. Married Sidzuko Nakata, N 3, 1917, 
 Tokyo, Japan. Address, 47 Kita-Machi 4- 
 Chome, Aoyama, Tokyo. Japan; bus. add., 32 
 Dote-San Ban-Cho, Kojimachi, do. 
 
 5673. HENRY ELISHA GADDIS 
 (Brother of No. 6246) 
 Statistician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 24, 1891, 
 Modoc, Ind.; s. H. A. (b. Ap 10, 1853, Rand- 
 olph Co., Ind.) and Ettie (Wright) Gaddis (b. 
 N I, 1862, Wayne Co., Ind.). Prepared in 
 Winchester (Ind.) H. S. Phi Alpha/ Delta; 
 Beta Gamma Sigma: Prelim. Honors. Clerk, 
 Life Ins., Milwaukee, 1914.-15; Statistician, 
 do., Chicago, 1915 — . Married Juanita For- 
 quhar, D 26, 1916, Winchester, Ind. Child, 
 Marjorie Mae, b. N 30, 1917. Address, 4728 
 N. Spaulding Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 900-209 
 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 $676. LOUISE WALLACE GARRETT . 
 (BAUER) 
 (Wife of No. 3632) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 15, 1892, Anaconda, 
 Mont.; d. James H. (b. Rochelle, 111.) and 
 Eliza Jennings (Scott) Garrett (b. O.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. W. A. A.; Ale- 
 thenai; Le Cercle Francais; Capt., Girls Basket- 
 ball. Mem., Presby. Church: Alliance Chap.. 
 D. A. R. Married Frederick Charles Bauer 
 ('09), Ag 13, 1913, Champaign. Children: Alice 
 Elizabeth, b. Je 8, 1914; Frederick Charles, Jr., 
 1). Ja 19, 1918. Address, 715 S. Prairie St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 5677. CARLETON WILLARD GATES 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 7, 1890, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Charles W. (b. Ag 20, 1S42, 
 Slateville, N. Y.) and Arabella (Stover) Gates 
 (b. My 16, 1852, Lisle, 111.). Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Lt. and Capt., Univ. Regt. Elec. Engr., 
 West. Elec. Co., 1913 — . Address, no Ann St.. 
 Elgin, 111.; bus. add., c/o West. Elec. Co., 
 Hawthorne Sta., Chicago. 
 
 5678. MARGUERITE ELSTON GAUGER 
 Cafeteria Mgr.; A. B. in H. Sc; A. M., 1917; 
 b. Ag 4, 1893. Xenia, III.; d. Jacob Henry (b. 
 i860, Louisville, Ky.) and Lulu F. (Tully) 
 Ganger (b. 1864. Xenia, III.). Prepared in 
 Flora H. S. B. S.. McKendree Coll., 1912. 
 Omicron Nu; Sigma Xi. Teacher, Coll. of 
 Indus. Arts, Denton, Tex., 1917-18; Cafeteria 
 Mgr.. Y. W. C. A., Cleveland. Address, 808 S. 
 5th St., Champaign; bus. add., Y. W. C. A., 
 1 710 Prospect Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 5679. PAUL CHARLES GAUGER 
 (Husband of No. 4791) 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 10, 1886, 
 St. Paul; s. Augustus F. (b. F 10, 1852) and 
 .\Ibertine O. (Nitschke) Ganger (b. Ap 27, 1855 
 Sheboygan Wis.). Prepared in St. Paul H. S. ; 
 Univ. of Minn., summer, 1910. Chi Beta; Arch. 
 Club; Cml. Club; Pres., Jr. Class; Lincoln 
 League Senate: Illio Bd.; ist Sergt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Soph. Cotillion Com.; Home-Coming 
 Com. Foreman, Const., Butler Bros., Engrs. & 
 Contrs., St. Paul, 1913-14; Supt. of Const., 
 
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 493 
 
 C. H. Johnston, St. Arch., do., 1914-16; Engr. 
 and Supt.. George J. Grant, Const. Co., do., 
 1916 — . Sec, C- E. Soc, St. Paul, 1918 — . 
 Married Eva Lyle Mclntyre Cii), JI 29, 1914, 
 Champaign. Child, Paul Charles, Jr., b. Ap 23, 
 191 5. Address, 945 Osceola Ave.. St. Paul; 
 bus. add., c/o Geo. J. Grant Const. Co., 904 
 Exchange Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 5680. STRAWN ALDRICH GAY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 13, 1891, 
 Ottawa, 111.; s. Joseph Wilkinson ( b. Alexan- 
 dria, Mo.) and Belle E. (Strawn) Gay (b. 
 Ottawa, 111.). Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. 
 Ilus; Scarab. Arch., Charles L. Wallace, Arch., 
 Joliet, 111.; do.. Temple & Burrows. Archs., 
 Davenport, la.; 111. Fireproof Co., Chicago; 
 Arch. Designer, Jolin Hamfen, Arch., Nertney 
 Bldg., Ottawa, 111., 1914-18. U. S. S. M. A., 
 Urbana, 1918; Cadet Flyer, Carruthers Field, 
 Ft. Worth, Tex. Mem., A. F. A. M.; R. A. M.; 
 K. T.; Ottawa Boat Club; Congr. Church. 
 Address, 640 Illinois Ave., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 5681. GEORGE EDWARD GENTLE 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 6, 1888, Farm- 
 ington. 111.; s. Thomas Smith (b. Je 26, 1845, 
 Cincinnati) and Mary Lillian (Kessler) Gentle 
 (b. O 25, 1853). Prepared in Farmington H. S. 
 Alpha Zeta; Prelim. Honors. Asst., Soil Phys., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; ist 
 Asst., do., 1916-18. U. S. A., Jefferson Bar- 
 racks, Mo.; Signal Platoon, H. I. Co.. S5th 
 Inf., Camp McArthur, Waco, Tex.; Mustered 
 out, O 22, 1918. Married Anna Louise Mc- 
 Lean, D 17, 1918, Maroa, 111. Address, Farming- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 5682. PAUL HEDGES GIBBS 
 Supt.. Mfg. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 6, 
 1890, Westfield, ^lass. ; s. William Edson and 
 Ada Bancroft (Hedges) Gibbs. Prepared in 
 Staunton (\'a.) Military Acad. Alpha Tau 
 Omega. Mech. Engr., Belknap Mfg. Co., 
 Bridgeport, Conn., 1913-15; Supt., Ashcroft 
 Mfg. Co., 1915-17., Capt., Insp. Div., Ord. 
 Dept., K. A., Washington, D. C, 1917; Mus- 
 tered out, D 7, 1918. Married Augusta Kimber, 
 Je 9, 19 1 7, Bridgeport, Conn. Address, 3 Mill 
 St., Westfield, Mass. 
 
 S683. WILLIAM CARSON GIESSLER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. O 3. 1889, 
 Trenton, Mo.; s. M. C. Giessler. Prepared in 
 Bradley Polytech. Inst. Acad. Address, 617 N. 
 Fulton Ave., Baltimore. t 
 
 5684. HARRY CHARLES GILKERSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 30, 1887, 
 Marengo, 111.; s. Charles Thomas (b. Te 12, 
 :864, do.) and Libbie Paulina (White) Gil- 
 kerson (b. S 30, 1866, do.). Prepared in Ma- 
 rengo H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1908-9. Philoma- 
 thean. Instr. and 1st Asst.. Soil Fertility, Agr. 
 Coll. and Exp. Sta.. Univ. of 111.; Assoc, do., 
 1918; Farmer, Marengo, 111.. 1918 — . Address, 
 Pleasant Grove Farm, Marengo, III. 
 
 568s. EDWARD ANTON GLENZ 
 Mgr., Packing Co.; B. S. in Chem. Engng. ; 
 b. F 14, 1891, Chicago; s. A. Glenz. Prepared 
 in Crane Tech. H. S. Phi Kappa; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Prelim. Honors; Capt., Univ. Regt.; 
 Treas., Chem. Club; Chem. Dance Com. Fore- 
 man, Swift & Co.. Stock Yards, Chicago; Mgr., 
 Egyptian Packing Co. Married Madge Virginia 
 Ward, Ag ii, 1915. Address, Olney, lU.t 
 
 5686. LLOYD ELIAS GOHN 
 
 (Husband of No. 5630) 
 
 Supt. of Sch.?.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 21, 
 
 1890. Fairmount. 111. ; s. Jacob Charles and 
 
 Kizzie (Driscol) Gohn. Prepared in Rochester 
 
 Coll. Kappa Delta Pi. Supt. of Schs., Met- 
 
 calf. 111., 1913-15; do., Mansfield, 111., 1915 — . 
 Mem., N. E. A. Married Mallie Leona Davis 
 ('13), S 13. 1913. Fairmount, 111. Address, 
 Mansfield, 111. 
 
 5687. HENRY MARKS GOODYEAR 
 (Husband of No. 5643) 
 Physician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 21, 1889, 
 Morton, 111.; s. Alfred W. (h. O 14, 1857, do.) 
 and Lutie A. (Burhaus) Goodyear (b. S 27, 
 1857, Chicago). Prepared in Morton Tp. H. 
 S. M. D., N. W. Med. Coll., 191 5. Chi Beta; 
 Nu Sigma Nu; Sigma Mu Rho; Sergt., Univ. 
 Regt. House Surgeon, Seattle City Hosp., 
 summer 1915; Physician, Somers, la., 1915- 
 16; House Staff, Cook Co. Hosp., Chicago, 
 1916-17; Specialist. Manhattan Eye, Ear, Nose, 
 and Throat Hospital, New York City, 1917-18. 
 Lt. Med. Corps, 1918 — . Married Gertrude 
 Louise Elliott ('13), S 4, 1918 (died O 13, 
 1 91 8). Address, Morton, 111. 
 
 5688. JAMES REILLY GORMLEY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b Ag 26, 1888, 
 Austin, 111.; s. J. F. Gormley. Prepared in 
 Austin H. S., Chicago. Address, 239 N. Aus- 
 tin Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5689. RICHARD SEATON GREGG 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in Arch. E.; b. F 28, 1891, 
 Peoria; s. James Barnes (b. Carmaechels, Pa.) 
 and Emma (Bender) Gregg (b. Peoria). Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Scarab; Sec, III. Stud. Union; Pan Hellenic 
 Council. Arch. Engr., Temple & Burrows, 
 Archs., Davenport la., 1913-16. 2nd Lt., Bat. B, 
 la. Nat. Guard, Tex., 1916; ist Lt., Aide-de- 
 Camp, 50th F. A. Brig.; Capt., F. A. Hdqtrs., 
 S9th Brig.; Camp Cody. N. M., 1917; Ft. Sill. 
 Okla., 1918; A. E. F., France, 1918; Mustered 
 out, Ja 21, 1919. Address, 412 Parkside Drive, 
 Peoria; bus. add., Hewitt and Emerson, Archi- 
 tects, do. 
 
 5690. LEWIS THROCKMORTON GRE- 
 GORY 
 Med. Stud.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 23. 
 
 1891, Chicago; s. Dr. Louis Lincoln (b. O 18, 
 1859, Rockford, 111.) and Sarah Richards 
 (Throckmorton) Gregory (b. Bryn Mawr, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Lake View H. S.; Lewis Inst., 
 Chicago. Univ. of Wis., 1914-15. Phi Kappa 
 Sigma; Nu Sigma Nu; (^ast. Stud. Opera. 
 Real Est. and Ins. Agt., Urbana, 1013-14; 
 Med. Stud., N. W. Univ.. Med. Coll., 1915—. 
 Med. Reserve Corps; Mustered out, D 1918. 
 Mem., mini Club, Chicago; Epis. Church. Mar- 
 ried Isabel Emma Culver, Je 11, 1917, Chicago. 
 Address, The Lessing Annex, 559 Surf St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 5691. GEORGE LOTHAINE GREVES 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 6, 1885, 
 
 Angus, la.; s. George Wesley (b. la.) and 
 Jennie Ross (Beadle) Greves (b. Kewanee, 
 111.). Prepared in Peoria H. S.; Bradley Poly. 
 Inst. M. S., Univ. of CaliL, 1916. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Instr., 
 Elec. Engng., Case Sch. of Applied Sc, 1913- 
 15; Course for Teachers, Westinghouse Elec. 
 & Mfg. Co., summer, 1914; Central 111. Light 
 Co., summer, 1913; Instr., Elec. Engng., Univ. 
 of Calif., 1916 — -. Assoc Mem., A. I. E. E. 
 Married Neva May Wesner, Je 30, 1915, Nap- 
 panee, Ind. Child, Glenda Lois, b. Jl 17, 
 1916. Address, ifio8 Oxford St., Berkeley, 
 Calif.; bus. add., Elec. Dept., Univ. of Calif. 
 
 5692. JOSEPH CARPENTER GROUT 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 9, 1890, Winchester, 
 111.; s. A. P. and Percie (Carpenter) (jrout. 
 Prepared in Winchester H. S. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon. With Armour & Co. Address, 
 Quincy, 111. 
 
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 5693. PEARL FOREST GROVE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. JI 3. 1881, Fisher, 
 III.; s. Lewis M. (b. N 1852, Ind.) and 
 Lucretia (Parr) Grove (b. 1858, Quincy, O.)- 
 Prepared in Potomac H. S. Prin., Schs., 
 Prophetstown, 111., 1913-14; Supt., Schs., Shel- 
 don, III., 1914-16; Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-17; Teacher, Potomac H. S., 111., 1918 — . 
 Married Janie Hathaway Kissack, Jl 11, 1906, 
 Armstrong, 111. Children: Alma Evelyn, b. 
 O 18, 1907; Donald William, b. S s, 1910; 
 Eugene Forest, b. Jl 26, 191 5. Address, 1104 
 Carle Ave., Urbana; bus. add., Potomac H. S., 
 111. 
 
 5694. HUGO JOSEPH HAHN 
 Land. Arch.; A. B. in Agr.; b. Je 18, 1889, 
 St. Cloud, Minn.; s. A. H. Hahn. Prepared in 
 Dyersville (la.) H. S. Sigma Chi; Land. 
 Club. Land. Arch. Sergt., 457t_h Squadron, 
 Clatsop, Ore. Address, 1104 N. Park St., 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 5695. MABEL HAINES (CLEAVE) 
 (Wife of No. 4597; Sister of No. 7574) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 14, 1887, Forrest, 
 111.; d. Edward Casper (b. Ap 19, 1862, Joliet, 
 111.) and Rosamond (Burry) Haines (b. Ja 5, 
 1868). Prepared in Forrest H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; ist. Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; Permanent 
 Class Sec. Mem., Ottawa Club; Congr. Church. 
 Married Scott William Cleave ('11), F 9, 
 1915, Urbana. Child, Rosamond Haines, b. 
 D 13, 1918. Address, Prairie View, Marseilles, 
 111. 
 
 5696. PAUL JOHNSON HALDEMAN 
 Treas. Advertising Co.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 b. Ag 18, 1891, Springfield, Mo.; s. R. P. (b. 
 D 1S60, Centralia, 111.) and L. Ella (Johnson) 
 Haldeman (b. Jl 22, 1869, Bloomington, 111.). 
 Prepared in Drury Acad., Springtield, Mo.; 
 Smith Acad., St. Louis; Washington Univ., 
 do. Phi Delta Theta. Treas., The Horsting 
 Co., advertising, Chicago. Married Marguerite 
 Dodds, Je 15, 1915, Champaign. Address, ist. 
 Nat. Bank Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 5697. LAWRENCE MELVILLE HALL 
 Telephone Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 8, 
 iSgi, Kewanee, 111.; s. Charles Henry and Liz- 
 zie Bellanger (Smith) Hall. Prepared in 
 Kewanee H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim. 
 Honors. Stud., Telephone work, Southwest 
 Bell Telephone System, St. Louis, 1913-14; 
 Equipment Telephone Engr., Central Office, do., 
 Oklahoma City, Okla.. 1Q14 — ■ Married Hazel 
 Hadsell, Je 6. 1917. Guthrie, Okla. Address, 
 1535 W. 29th St., Oklahoma City, Okla.; bus. 
 add.. Room 309 Pioneer Bldg., do. 
 
 5698. WALTER FREDERICK HANDSCHIN 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 10, 1880, 
 Calumetville, Wis.; s. Jacob (b. Mr 30, 1830, 
 Busle. Switzerland) and Pauline (Bertschi) 
 Handschin (b. Mr 20. 1839, Zurich, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Wis. St. Norm. Sch., Oshkosh, Wis.; 
 Univ. of Wis., 1903-05; Univ. of Minn.. 1908- 
 11. Farm Manager, 1905-07; Prin., County 
 School of Agr., Marinette, Wis., 1907-08; Instr., 
 An. Husb., Univ. of Minn., 1908-10; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1910-11; Asst., An. Husb., Univ. of 
 111., 1911-13; Assoc, do., 1913-16; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 1916-17; Asst. Prof., Farm Organ, and 
 Mgmt., do., 1917-18; Prof., do., 1918 — ; Vice- 
 Dir. Agr. Exten., do., 1914-18. Auth. : (With 
 J. B. Andrews) The LIse of Farm Labor 
 During the War, Univ. of 111. Exten. Circular, 
 No. 20, 1918; miscellaneous articles in farm 
 magazines. Mem., Am. Economics Assn.; Am. 
 Farm Mgmt. Assn.: Univ. of 111. Club. Mar- 
 ried Edith Knott, Ag 21, 1909, Maywood, 111. 
 Children: Robert, b. Ap 21, 191 1 1 Margaret, 
 b. Jl 31, 1912. Address, 1401 S. Orchard St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 5699. MURRAY SAMUEL HANES 
 (Brother of No. 6276) 
 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 9. 1887. 
 Springfield, 111.; s. Samuel Jackson (b. Mr 31, 
 1S62. Williamsville, 111.) and Ida May Murray 
 (b. Ap 18, 1862, Dayton, O.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. Acacia. Arch., Springfield, 
 111., 1914-15; Arch. Engr., Chicago, 1915-17; 
 Arch., Springfield, 111., 1917 — . 1st Lt., Engrs., 
 U. S. R., A. E. F., France. Address, 821 W. 
 Jefferson St., Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 205}^ 
 S. 6th St., do. 
 
 5700. HARRY INGALLS HANNAH 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 191 5; b. 
 
 Je 12. 1890, Fithian, 111.; s. John F. (b. do.) 
 and Emma Jane (Donaldson) Hannah (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Lawyer, Mattoon, 
 in., 1915—. Central O. T. S., 25th Tr. Bat., 
 Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. ; Mustered out, D 
 9, 191S. Mem.. A. F. A. M.; K. of P.; 
 Christian Church. Married Cary Vivienne Brit- 
 ton, Je 29, 1915, Ashley, 111. Address, Mattoon, 
 111. 
 
 5701. MERRITT RASMUS HANSEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 10, 1890, 
 Rogers Park, 111.; L. R. Hansen. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst., Chicago. Class Baseball; Class 
 Basketball; Class Football. Asst. Production 
 Engr. Address, 1564 S. High St., Columbus, 
 O.; bus. add., Buckeye Steel Casting Co., rfo.t 
 
 5702. FAY CHARLES HARE 
 Principal; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 17, 1891, 
 Pittwood, 111.; s. Jacob Henry (b. Ap 6. 1838, 
 Stark Co., O.) and Louisa (Brandenburg) Hare 
 (b. Ag 17, 1855, Watseka, 111.). Prepared in 
 Oilman H. S. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Adelphic; 
 Class Treas. Teacher, Sc, H. S., Newton, 111., 
 1913-14; do., Benton Tp. H. S., 1914-15; do., 
 Cebu Provincial H. S., P. I., 1915-16; Prin., 
 Misamis Provincial H. S.. Cagayan de Misamis, 
 P. I., 1916-17; Bulacan Provincial II. S., Malo- 
 los, Bulacan P. I., 1917-18. Sergt. -Maj.. 246th 
 .'\ero Squadron, A. S. S. C, R. A. Philippine 
 Civil Service, 1918; Mustered out, Ja 29, 
 1919. Address, Oilman, 111. 
 
 5703. GEORGE MADISON HARNER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 19, 1877. St. 
 Tohns, O. ; s. J. C. Harner. Prepared in Wapa- 
 koneta (O.) H. S. Agr. Club. Address, Cloquet, 
 Minn.t 
 
 5704. JULIA ALBERTA HARPER 
 (RHODE) 
 .•\. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 8, 1891, Granville, 
 III.; d. J. A. Harper. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Delta Gamma; W. A. A. Ed. Asst., Dept. of 
 Hort., Univ. of 111., 1913-18. Married Chris 
 Simeon Rhode, N 7, 1918, Urbana. Address, 
 1 1 03 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 5705. ROSCOE CONKLING HARRIS 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 4190, 8395) 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 4, 
 1890, Champaign; s. John Billingsgate (b. Ag 
 30, 1848. Springfield, O.) and Sarah (Hahn) 
 Harris (b. F 7, 1859, Philadelphia). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Kappa Sigma; Helmet; 
 Yoxan. With Standard Oil Co., Whiting. Ind.. 
 1913-17; Supt., Paraffine and Lubricating Oil 
 Dept., Sugar Creek Refinery, Standard Oil Co., 
 Independence, Mo., 1917-18. Naval Tr. Sta., 
 Pelham Bay. Mem., Y. M. C. A., Kansas City, 
 Mo. Address, 10 1 S. Pleasant St., Indepen- 
 dence, Mo. 
 
 3706. CLARA BELLE HARSHBARGER 
 
 (Sister of No. 5707) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja i, 1886, 
 
 .A.rcola, 111.; d. C. B. Harshbarger. Prepared 
 
 in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Kappa Delta Pi. 
 
 Teacher, Pocatello, Idaho. Address. Areola, 111. 
 
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 5707. *JAMES FRANCIS HARSHBARGER 
 (Brother of No. 5706) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 12, 18S8, Areola. 111.; 
 s. C. B. Ilarshbarger. Prepared in Areola II. S. 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Philomathean. Head of Norm. 
 Dept. of H. S., Sioux City, la., 1916. Married 
 Grace E. McDougle, Ag 24, 1916, Humboldt, 
 111. Died N 17, 1916. Sioux City, la. 
 
 5708. HERRICK HOPKINS HARVVOOD 
 
 (Brother of No. 7589) 
 V. P. and Mgr.; LL. B.; b. D 6, 1888, Carroll- 
 ton, III.; s. George W. (b. Trenton, Tenn.) and 
 Jennie Mae (Simpson) Herrick (b. Carrollton, 
 111.). Prepared in Carrollton H. S. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Philomathean; Bus. Mgr., Daily 
 mini; Mgr., Stud. Directory; V. P., Jr. Class; 
 lUio Bd.; Stud. Council; Pan-Hellenic Council; 
 Pres., Univ. Republican Club. Credit Mgr., 
 Frederick & Nelson, Inc., Seattle. 1913-16; Mgr., 
 Truck Tractor and Trailer Depts., Eldridge 
 Buick Co., do., 1916; Sales Mgr., Rogers 
 Brown & Co., New York City, 1918; V. P. and 
 Mgr., Exten. Div., Rog:ers Brown & Co., Seat- 
 tle, 1919 — . Auth. : Various articles in Cinl. Ve- 
 hicle; Cinl. Car Jour.; West Coast Lumberman; 
 Tlie Timbcrman ; St. Loiiis Lumberman ; Wash- 
 ington Fanner; Seattle Times. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M. ; B. P. O. E.; Seattle Chamber of Commerce. 
 Married Clara Prosser, Mr 6, 1913, Marshall, 
 Mich. Children: Jane Elizabeth, b. Je 30, 
 1914; Stuart Prosser, b. S 26. 1915. .4ddress, 
 1247 2ist Ave., North Seattle, Wash.; bus. 
 n^'id., Rogers Brown & Co., Hoge Bldg., do. 
 
 5709. WALTER SAMUEL HATCH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 10, 1890. Avon, 
 
 111.; s. Arthur E. (b. Ja 9, 1861) and Adaline 
 (Yeoman) Hatch (b. A). /-^, 1863). Prepared 
 in Avon H. S.; Knox Coll. Phi_ Delta Theta. 
 Farmer and Stockman. Avon, IV_ Mem., A. 
 F. A. M. ; K. of P.; Avondale Country Club; 
 Universalist Church. Address, Avon, 111. 
 
 5710. RALPH ROSCOE HAWKINS 
 Designer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 26, 1890, 
 
 Palestine III.; s. George W. (b. Crawford Co., 
 111.) and Rose (Wesner) Hawkins (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Palestine H. S. Acanthus. Mech. 
 Draftsman, Niagara Falls, N. Y., 1913-14; do., 
 Terre Haute, Ind., 19 14-15; Designer, Ports- 
 mouth. O.j 1915; do., Cleveland, 1915-16; do., 
 Indianapolis, 1916-17; do.. Ft. Wayne, Ind., 
 1917—. Cadet, U. S. S. M. A., Rich Field, 
 Waco, Tex., 1917 — ■. Address, Palestine, 111. 
 
 571 1. CLAIR EDWARDS HAY 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 27, 1890, 
 
 Kankakee, 111.; s. Leon (b. My 11, 1864, Ot- 
 tawa, 111.) and Marie Josephine (De Lagneau) 
 Hay (b. Je 12, 1864, do.). Prepared in Ot- 
 tawa Tp.'H. S. Alpha Zeta; Adelphic; Agr. 
 Club; Le Cercle Francais; Prelim. Honors. 
 Farmer, Kankakee, III., 1913-1S; Agr. Adviser, 
 Christian Co. Farm Bureau, Taylorville, 111., 
 1918 — . Married Grace Edith Trobaugh, Mr 
 12, 1913, Murphysboro, 111. Child, Constance 
 Edith, b. Ap 10, 1915. Address, 313 W. Web- 
 ster St., Taylorville, 111. 
 
 5712. HENRY COLLINS HAY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 30, 1890, Springfield, 
 
 111.; s. Nathaniel (b. N 20, 1856, La Grange, 
 Mo.) and Kate (Ridgely) Hay (b. Ap 17, i860, 
 Springfield, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. 
 S.: Univ. Acad. Phi Kappa Psi- Phi Delta 
 Phi; Helmet; Yoxan. Lawyer, Grand Junc- 
 tion, Colo., 1913-17; V. P. and Gen. Counsel, 
 Union Farm Mortgage Co., St. Louis, 1917 — . 
 Married Josephine Bainbridge, F 6, 191 5, St. 
 Louis. Address, 5743 Kingsbury Blvd., St. 
 Louis; bus. add., 300 La Salle Bldg., do. 
 
 5713- EMMETT JOSEPH HEALY 
 E.stimator; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 11, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. M. J. Healy. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. C. E. Club. Estimator, 
 Bldg. Dept., Chicago. Address, 2948 Congress 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 5714- NATHANIEL PINCKARD HEATH 
 (Son of No. 352) 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 30, 1891, 
 Champaign; s. William Ames f'83), (b. 1863, 
 Ind.) and Clara G. (Owens) Heath (b. 1865, 
 Catonsville, Md.). Prepared in Evanston Tp. 
 H. S. Sigma Chi; Jr. Councilman, Stud. 
 L'uion; Championship Class Basketball. Elec. 
 Lngr., Southwest. Elec. Co. :st Lt., 63rd C. A. 
 C. D 24, 1917; do., A. E. F., France, 1918; 
 Mustered out. F 27, 1919. Mem., B. P. O. E.; 
 Jovians; M. E. Church. Married Helen Eliza- 
 beth Callaway, My 26, 1917, Shreveport, La. 
 Address, P. O. Box 543, Shreveport, La. 
 
 5715. ARTHUR FLOYD HECK 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1915; b. Je 18, 
 1885. Oblong, III.; s. D. P. Heck. Prepared 
 in Westfield Acad. Agr. Club. Asst., Soil 
 Fertility, Univ. of 111., 191314. Address, Ob- 
 long, lil.t 
 
 5716. ROBERT LUCIUS HEGNAUER 
 (Brother of No. 2688) 
 Instructor and Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 
 II, 1887, Prairie City, Mo.; s. Leonard (b. Ap 
 25, 1843, Igis, Switzerland) and Susan Kath- 
 erine (Hirschi) Hegnauer (b. My 15, 1846, 
 Araseldingen, do.). Prepared in Appleton 
 City Mil. Acad. Agr. Club. Instr., Agr. Dept., 
 St. Agr. H. S.. Wells, Minn, and Sec. and 
 Mgr., Minn. Seed Corn Co.. do., 1913 — . 
 Married Lotta Donnell Hegnauer, 1910, Mar- 
 shall, Mo. Child, Robert Lucius, Jr., b. Ja 25. 
 1 91 6. Address, Wells, Minn. 
 
 5717. ALBERT JOHN HERBOLSHEIMEK 
 Director; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 12, 1886, Hallo- 
 wayville. 111.; s. John B. (b. Bureau Co., III.) 
 and Margaretta (Erhart) Herbolsheimer (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad.; Valparaiso 
 Univ. Dir., Agr., Stevens Sem., Glencoe, 
 Minn.. 1913-17. U. S. M. R. C, Ft. Snelling, 
 191 7; Mustered out, D 16, 1918. Address, 
 Princeton, 111.; bus. add., 423 Oak St., Minne- 
 apolis. 
 
 5718. EDGAR PAUL HERMANN 
 .\dv., Mgr.; B. S. in Sc. ; b. My 17, 1889, 
 Lyons, la.; s. Christian G. (b. Ger.) and An- 
 netta (Daudel) Hermann (b. Andrew, la.). 
 Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. S.; John Marshall 
 Law Sch., 1917-18. Asst. Ed., La Salle Exten. 
 I'niv., 1913-16; Managing Ed., do.. 1916; Stud., 
 ITniv. of Chicago, 1916-17; Exten. Sec, La 
 Salle Exten. Univ., 1917-18; Adv. Mgr., Tan- 
 ner & Oilman Co., Chicago, 1918— . Auth.: 
 Pamphlets, Making Letters Work; Efficiency 
 in Reading; Motives and Personal Efficiency; 
 Preparedness and Personal Efficiency; Action 
 and Personal Efficiency. Address, 5737 Ken- 
 wood Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 2626 S. Mich. 
 Ave., do. 
 
 5719. GEORGE WIRT HERRICK 
 (Brother of Nos. 699, 1893, 3404) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 8, i88q. 
 Farmer City, 111.; s. George Washington (b. O 
 6, 1839. Newville, Ind.) and Dora Olive 
 (Knight) Herrick (b. S 2, 1853. Farmer City, 
 111.). Prepared in Farmer City H. S. Sigma 
 Chi: Phi Delta Phi; Ma-wan-da; Yoxan; Illini 
 Staff; Varsity Track Team; Sr. Ball Com. 
 Sergt., Hdqtrs. Co.. 333d F. A., Camp Grant, 
 Rockford, 111. Address, Farmer City, 111. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1913 
 
 5720. ROSCOE IIERJMAN HICKS 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 5, 1886, Tremont, 
 111.; s. A. M. Hicks. Prepared in Colfax H. S. 
 Address, Colfax, 111. 
 
 5721. CHARLES NELSON HILL 
 Farmer; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Ag 29, 
 
 1889, Cave-in-Rock, 111.; s. R. H. Hill. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Address, Cave-in-Rock, 
 111. 
 
 5722. STANLEY HILL 
 Teacher; A. B. in So.; b. S 24, 1890, Lerna, 
 111.; s. Robert Cummings (b. My 25, 1859, 
 White Co., Va.) and Anna (Jones) Hill (b. Je 
 25, 1865, Coles Co., 111.). Prepared in Mattoon 
 H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Chi Psi; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Varsity Football. Teacher, 
 Batavia, 111., 1913-14; do., St. Louis, 1914-18. 
 Mem., Acad, of Sc, St. Louis; St. Louis H. S. 
 Men's Club. Married Mary Crum, S i6, 1915, 
 Mattoon, 111. Child, William Frederick, b. D 
 23, 1 91 6. Address, 4028A, Natural Bridge 
 Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., c/o Yeatman H. S., 
 do. 
 
 5723. FRED ALBERT HINRICHSEN 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 29, 
 
 1890, Davenport, la.; s. John (b. F 23, 1859, 
 do.) and Anna (Westphal) Hinrichsen (b. S 
 5, 1861, do.). Prepared in Davenport (la.) 
 H. S. Delta Upsilon; Helmet; Ku Klux; 
 Orange and Blue Dancing Club; 2d Lt., Univ. 
 Brig.; Beta Gamma Sigma; Algr., Sr. Class 
 Bast-ball; V. P., Stud. Union. Salesman. 
 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Davenport, la., 
 1913; Timekeeper, Bettendorf Steel Car Works 
 la., 1913-14; Sales Mgr., Gordon Van Tine 
 Co., Davenport, la., 1914 — . Mem., Daven- 
 port Cnil. Club; Davenport Outing Club. Ad- 
 dress, Corner West 8th St. and Mississippi 
 Blvd., Bettendorf, la.; bus. add., c/o Gordon 
 Van Tine Co., Davenport, la. 
 
 5724. JOSEPH HOWARD HINSHAW 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A.; LL. B., 191 6; b. S 
 
 19. 1890. Stone Fort, 111.; s. W. R. Hinshaw. 
 Prepared in Harrisburg H. S. Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Philomathean; Mgr. Star Lecture Course; Rep- 
 resentative No. Oratorical League; Sr. Class 
 Orator; Debating Team. Lawyer, Harrisburg, 
 111. R. O. T. C, Camp Grant, 111. ist Lt., 5th 
 Co., ist Bn., Central O. T. S.; ist Lt., Inf. 
 Sect., Reserve Corps, 1919 — . Address, 411 N. 
 Granger St., Harrisburg, III. 
 
 5725. ROBERT W'lLLIAM HOFFMAN 
 (Brother of No. 3779) 
 
 Supt, Const.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 15, 1887. 
 Chicago; s. Paul H. (b. N 12, 1849, Chicago) 
 and Margaret (Hetherington) Hoffman (b. F 
 26, 1852, Toronto, Can.). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Sigma Chi; Land. Arch. 
 Soc; Scholarship Harvard Land. Arch. Sch..; 
 Instr., Design and Const., Dept. of Land. 
 Arch., Univ. of 111., 1913-14; Supt., Land. 
 Const., Henry Ford Estate, Detroit, 1914-16; 
 Gen. Supt., Const., Louis Brandt, Land. Arch., 
 Cleveland, 1916-18. Lt., S. R. C, Aviation Sec.. 
 434 Aero Const. Squadron (Spruce Production 
 Div.), Clatsop, Ore., 1918 — . Address, 4130 N. 
 Greenview Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5726. HOWARD CHRISTOPHER 
 
 HOHMANN 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 16, 1800. 
 
 Blue Island, 111.; s. Fred (b. Jl 9, 1845, Albany, 
 
 N. Y.) and Rose (Ehrhardt) Hohmann (b. Je 
 
 20, 1847, Ger.). Prepared in Blue Island H. S. 
 Lt. Col. Univ. Regt. Elec. Engr., Marquette 
 Elec. Engng. Co. & H. A. Porter Inc., Blue 
 Island, 111. 2d Lt.. 342d Inf., Camp Grant, 
 111. Address, 223 New St., Blue Island, 111. 
 
 5727. JOSIAH CAMPBELL HOKE 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 22, 1870, 
 
 Sullivan, 111.; s. Josiah (b. O 23, 1830, Louis- 
 ville, Ky.) and Adaline (Matherson) Hoke. 
 Prepared in Sullivan H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Asst. St. Leader of Co. Agts., and Asst. 
 Dir. of Exten., N. D. Agr. Coll.. Ellendale, 
 N. 1)., 1913-15; Mgr., Baldwin Corp. Farms & 
 Ranches, do., 191 5 — . Married Dora Drew, 
 Je 17, 1908, Slater, Mo. Child, Adalene, b. 
 Ag 22, 1909. Address, Ellendale, N. Dak. 
 
 5728. ARTHUR EVERETT HOLCH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2125, 4215) 
 
 Prin., H. S.; B. Mus. ; b. Ap 8, 1891, Gil- 
 man, 111.; s. T. G. (b. 1850, Wurtemburg, Ger.) 
 and Mary E. (West) Holch (b. Ap 18, 1856, 
 Susquehanna, Pa.). Prepared in Oilman H. S. 
 
 A. B., Univ. of Colo., 1913. Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Mu Kappa .Alpha; Special 
 Honors; Debating. Supt., Schs., (Tortez, Colo., 
 1913-14; Teacher, Sc, H. S., Cripple Creek, 
 Colo., 1914-17; Prin., H. S., do., 1917-18; 
 Prin., H. S., Scottsbluff, Neb., 1918. Mem., 
 
 B. P. O. E.; A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. Mar- 
 ried Hazeldean Shirley, Je 8. 1915, Manitou, 
 Colo. Child. Mary Shirley, b. S 25, 1917. 
 Address, Scottsbluff, Neb. 
 
 5729. EMERY FORD HOLT 
 (Brother of No. 6314) 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 14, 1890, 
 Norwood, O.; s. Emery Wilson (b. 1865, Con- 
 cord, N. H.) and Bessie (Cole) Holt (b. 1867, 
 Cincinnati). Prepared in Walnut Hills H. S., 
 Cincinnati; Shawneetown H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 Chi Psi; Eta Kappa Nu; Scabbard and 
 Blade; 2d Lt.. Univ. Regt. Sales Engr., Elec. 
 Appliance Co., Chicago, 1913-16; Sales Mgr., 
 Bates Expanded Steel Truss Co., do., 1916 — . 
 Married Lucinda Morrill Norton, D 26, 1916, 
 Macomb, 111. Address, 1432 Lunt Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 208 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 5730. CARYL AMES HOLTON 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 28, 1890, 
 Sidell, 111.; s. Henry C. (b. O 23, 1853, 
 Indianola, 111.) and LTrania Howell (Ames) 
 Ilolton. Prepared in Sidell H. S. Univ. Band. 
 Asst. on Engng. Corps, C. & E. I. R. R. ; Div. 
 Engr., Vermilion Co. Bond Roads. 2nd Lt., 
 R. C, 1917; 1st I-t., E. R. C, 32nd Engrs., U. 
 S. A., 1917; do., A. E. F.. France. Married 
 Celia Sconce Cathcart, Ta 16. 1918, Sidell, 111. 
 Address, Sidell, 111. 
 
 5731. MARTIN ROBERT IIORNUNG 
 Ceramist; B. S. in Sc; b. Mr 14, 1889, Chi- 
 cago; s. Martin (b. do.) and Dora ( Pfaender) 
 Hornung (b. (/<).). Prepared in Calumet H. S., 
 Chicago. Alpha Chi Sigma. Ceram., Pitts- 
 burgh; do.. Newton, N. J.; do.. Wheeling, W. 
 Va.; do.. Chicago. Pittsburg District Ordnance 
 Corps; Mustered out, F i, 1919. Address, 8838 
 .S. Alorgan .St.. Chicago. 
 
 5732. CHARLES RUSH HORRELL 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 15, 1889, 
 Stockville, Neb.; s. John D. (b. S 29, i860, 
 Macomb, 111.) and Margaret Anne (Rush) Hor- 
 rell (b. Mr 1. i860, Macomb, 111.). Prepared 
 in Macomb H. S. Chi Psi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; .Scabbard and Blade; E. E. Soc; 
 Prelim. Honors; Maj., Univ. Regt.; Class 
 Baseball; Sr. Stag Com.; Engng. Dance Com.; 
 Bus. Mgr., E. E. Show. Sales Engr.. Elec. 
 Appliance Co., Chicago, 1913 — . Married Del- 
 la Mae Ullrich, Ap 19. 191 7. Macomb, 111. 
 Child, Helen Louise, b. Mr 2. 1918. Address. 
 16(10 Farwell Ave., Chicago; bits, add., 701 W. 
 Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 497 
 
 S733- MARY MILDRED HOSKINS 
 (Sister of Nos. 3783, 5216) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 28, 1879, 
 Norris City, 111.; d. William Franklin (b. 
 N 4, 1841, Herald, 111.) and Catherine (Spence) 
 Hoskins (b. F i, 1852, Norris City, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Address, 
 Norris, City, 111. 
 
 S734. EDWARD A. HRIBAL 
 Elec. Engr.: B. S. in A. E.; b. D 5, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. D. Hribal. Prepared in South 
 Chicago H. .S. Triangle. Address, 10409 Cor- 
 liss Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5735- LAURA M.VRY HUBBARD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 8, 1875, Lockwood, 
 O. ; d. Joseph Warren (b. Je 29, 1840, do.) 
 and Lucretia Ann (Williams) Hubbard (b. D 
 31. 1833). Prepared in Lockwood H. S.; Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1904. A. B., West. Coll. for Wo- 
 men, 1896. Teacher, Hist., H. S., Mt. Vernon, 
 O., 1900-11; Asst. Ref. Libn., Univ. of Wash. 
 Lib., 1913-17; Ref. Libn., Spokane Pub. Libn., 
 1918 — . Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; Am. Lib. 
 Assn. Address, Pub. Lib., Spokane, Wash. 
 
 5736. LUCY ELEANOR HUBBARD 
 (Sister of No. 6970) 
 Sec, Y. W. C. A.; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 
 25, 1888, Boswell, Ind.; d. A. G. (b. Jl 10, 
 
 1845, do.) and Rhoda Frances (Anderson) 
 Hubbard (b. Mr 2, 1852, Hillsboro, O.). Pre- 
 pared in William Woods Coll., Fulton, Mo.; 
 Drexel Inst., 1909-10. Dietitian, Vaughan 
 Memorial Hosp., Selma, Ala., 1913-14; do., S. 
 Highland Infirmary, Birmingham, Ala., 1914- 
 17; Economic Sec, Y. W. C. A., Cleveland, 
 191 7 — • Charter Mem.. Am. Dietetic Assn.; 
 Mem., Woman's City Club, Cleveland; Am. 
 Hosp. Assn. Address, Y. W. C. A., Cleveland. 
 
 5737. CLYDE WHITTAKER HUDELSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; M. S., 1914; b. O 26, 
 1888, Chambersburg. 111.; s. Robert (Tooper (b. 
 My 20, 1862, do.) and Katherine Emma 
 (Whittaker) Hudelson (b. Ja 26, 1868, Perry, 
 111.). Prepared in Chambersburg H. S.; 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ.; Colo. St. Agr. Coll. Zeta 
 Psi; Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta: V. P., 
 Agr. Club; Grad. Club; 111. Union; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Corp. Univ. Regt.; Fresh. Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Varsity Football; Capt., Class Basket- 
 ball; Soph., Sr., and Grad. Class Basketball; 
 Soph. Cotillion Com. Teacher, Biol, and Agr., 
 West. 111. St. Norm., Macomb, 111., 1914^. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; K. P.; Idaho Soc, Sons 
 of Am. Rev.; Macomb Club. Married Bertha 
 Louise Reynolds, S 10, 1914; Chicago. Child, 
 Paul Voorhees, b. Ag i, 1915. Address, 509 
 W. Murray St., Macomb, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., do. 
 
 5738. JOHN HARVEY HUGHES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 18, 1889, 
 Gessie, Ind.; s. John Hughes. Prepared in 
 Clinton (Ind.) H. S. Pres. Ionian; Agr. Club; 
 Country Life Club; Hoof and Horn Club. 
 Married. Child, Wayne Alexander, b. D 3, 
 1 916. Address, R. i, Perrysville, Ind. 
 
 5739. DANIEL RAY HULL 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 29, 1890, 
 Lincoln, Kan.; s. O. U. Hull. Prepared in 
 Manhattan (Kan.) H. S. Philomathean, Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet; Bd. Dir. Y. M. C. A.; Pres. 
 Kan. Soc; Landscape Club; Hort. Club. Mar- 
 ried Emma Dorothy Kammeger, Manhattan, 
 Kan. Address, 2415 Bath St., Santa Barbara, 
 Calif. 
 
 5740. ADA ELEANOR HUNT 
 (Sister of Nos. 3421, 8445) 
 Dietitian; A B in H. Sc; b. Ja 26, 1888, 
 Ridott, 111.; d. William (b. S 9, 1853, do.) 
 and Jennie A. (Burdick) Hunt (b. Ap 25. i8s8 
 ^"O- „. Prepared in Freeport H. S. ; Phi Delta 
 i'si; bigma Xi; Illiola. Dietitian and Instr.. 
 Dietetics^ Battle Creek Sanitarium, 1912-13 
 Instr. Dietetics, Mont. St. Agr. Coll., Bose- 
 man Mont., 1913-14; Grad. Stud, and Instr., 
 l;ood Economics, Univ. of Wis., 1914-18. Dieti- 
 tian, Med. Dept., U. S. A., Posi Hosp., Jef- 
 
 a^''*^"t:-^'"T''/>' ^^°- 1918; Hosp. Unit 56, 
 A. E. F. Address, Ridott, 111. 
 
 5741. RUSSELL FIELD HUNTER 
 (Brother of No. 9149) 
 Lumber Buyer; A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 26. 1890, 
 Henry, 111; s. Elmer F. (b. N 12, 1861, Bur- 
 eau Co., Ill ) and Maud Mary (Field) Hunter 
 (P-.F 21,. 1 86s, Leverett, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Chilhcothe H. S.; Univ. Acad. Alpha Tau 
 P"?ega. Lumber Buyer, H. E. F. Hunter, 
 Chilhcothe, 111., 1913-17. Co. E., 313 Engrs 
 191 7; Sergt Detachment O. M. C, Camp 
 Dodge, la O 1917; Mustered out, D 6, 1918. 
 Address, Chillicothe, 111. 
 
 5742. CORA HUTTON (SISAM) 
 (See No. 5942-A) 
 
 5743- RICHARD FREDERICK HUXMANN 
 Sales EngT.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 8, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Dr. F. W. (b. 1848, Hanover. Ger.) 
 and Emma (Remke) Huxmann (b. 1855 Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S • N 
 Division H S., Chicago. Iris; Football; Base- 
 ball; Ilho Art Com.; Sr. Ball Com. Engr., N. 
 Y. C. R. R., Cleveland, 191317; Sales Eiigr., 
 Gen. Inreproofing Co., Youngstown, O., 191 7- 
 18; do., Chicago, 1 918 — . Mem., A. F. A M. 
 Married Joyce Eloise Denner, N 24. 1915 
 Cleveland. Address, 4608 N. Leavitt St Chi- 
 cago; bus. add.. Gen. Fireproofing Co., 3^s W 
 Madison St., do. 
 
 5744- TADASHI IIDA 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N i, 1883, 
 Tokyo, Japan; s. Naoyuki lida. Prepared in 
 Johoku Middle Sch., Y. M. C. A. Eng. Sch 
 Tokyo, Japan. Elec. Engr., 111. Steel Co., 
 Joliet. 111. 1916. Address. Imperial Stock 
 Breeding Sta.. Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. 
 
 5745. VIVIAN JOHNSON INGOLD 
 (Brother of No. 3794) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 16, 1888, 
 Malta, 111.; s. Arthur J. (b. Te 15, 1857, Black- 
 heath, Eng.) and Maggie (Thompson) Ingold 
 (b. Ap 10, 1861, Belfast, Ireland). Prepared 
 m Lawrence Coll. Acad.; Lawrence Coll.. 
 1907-8. Arch., Office of Louis Kamfer, De- 
 troit. 2d Lt., Co. A,' 1 6th Regt. Rv. Engrs. 
 Corps, A. E. F., France, 19 17 — . 'Address, 
 469 College Ave.. Api)leton, Wis.; bus. add., 
 c/o Louis Kamfer, Fine Arts Bldg., Detroit. 
 
 5746- JOSE LEDESMA JALANDONI 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 24, 1889, Jars, P. I.; 
 s. J. A. Jalandoni. Prepared in Calif. Coll. 
 Acad. Address, Jars Iloilo, P. I. 
 
 5747- HARVEY JUDD JOHNSON 
 (Husband of No. 5863) 
 Chief Clerk; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 26, 1890, 
 Sycamore, 111.; s. Gustave Peter (b. Jl 17, 
 1859, Sweden) and Ida Natalie (Anderson) 
 Johnson (b. S 25, 1S62, do.). Prepared in 
 Sycamore H. S. Sigma Pi. Chief Clerk, Dir., 
 Cml. Supt., The Southwest. Telephone & 
 Telegraph Co., St. Louis, 1913-14; do., Ft. 
 Worth, Tex., 191 4 — . Married Elsie Patten 
 
49^ 
 
 tJNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 
 [1913 
 
 ('13). Ja 5. I9I4) Urbana. Children: Natalie 
 Jane. b. Mr 6, 1915; Robert Loren, b. D 20, 
 J916. Address, 171 1 S. Henderson, Ft. Worth, 
 Tex.: bus. add., The Southwestern Telephone 
 & Telegraph Co., do. 
 
 5748. NELLE IRENE JOHNSON 
 X-Ray Technician; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 
 26, 1889, Norris City, 111.; d. Albert Cummings 
 (b. do.) and Elizabeth (Weiranch) Johnson (b. 
 Kankakee, 111.). Prepared in Carmi H. S.; 
 Ind. St. Norm. Sch., 1906-09. Teacher, Lev- 
 ington H. S., 111., 1913-14; do., Pvt. Sch., 
 Magdalena, N. M., 1914-15; do., South Bend, 
 Ind., 1915-17; X-Ray Technician, Pittsburgh, 
 1917 — . Address, 407 S. Highland Ave., Pitts- 
 burgh. 
 
 5749. ANDREW JOHN JOHNSTONE 
 
 (Brother of No. 2430) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 16, 1891, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Andrew John (b. do.) arid 
 Dora (Karr) Johnstone (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington "H. S. Sigma Chi. Married 
 Helen Amsbary, Ap 6, 1914, Champaign. Ad- 
 dress, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 5750. GEORGE RUFUS JOHNSTONE 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 21, 1888, 
 
 Wethersfield Tp., 111.; s. Henry Clay (b. Ag 
 9, 1853, do.) and Elizabeth (Murchison) John- 
 stone (b. D 5, 1858, do.). Prepared in Kewa- 
 nee H. S. M. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1917- 
 Chem. Club; Chess and Checkers Club. Instr., 
 Mich. St. Agr. Coll., 1913-16. Q. M.. 7th 
 Aviation Inst. Centre. Q. M. Detachment, A. 
 P. O. 723, A. E. F., France, 1917 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address R. 2, Box 32, Galva, 
 111. 
 
 5751. RUPERT FORREST JONES 
 Equipment Insp.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 26, 
 1886, Wamego, Kan.; s. Edward H. (b. Mr 23, 
 1858, Havana, 111.) and Edith Olive (Eaton) 
 Jones (b. O 4, 1862, St. Louis). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Equipment Insp., Central Union 
 Telephone Co. 111., 1913-14; Equipment In- 
 staller and Tester, Chicago Telephone Co., 
 Chicago, 1914-16; Telephone Engr., do., 1916- 
 17; Equipment Insp., Central Union Telephone 
 Co., Columbus, O., 1917 — • Mem., Episcopal 
 Church. Address, 401 1 Lake Park Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 40 Central Union Telephone 
 Co., Columbus, O. 
 
 5752. WALDEMAR KARKOW 
 (Brother of No. 4739) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 8, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Andrew (b. S 15, 1859, Ribe, Den- 
 mark) and Catherine (Peterson) Karkow (b. 
 F 26, 1863, Slesvig, Ger.). Prepared in Mor- 
 gan Park Acad.; Lewis Inst., Chicago; Univ. 
 Acad. C. E. Club; Class Baseball; Varsity 
 Tennis. Address, 3717 Wrightwood Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 5753. WALTER V.\LENTINE KAUN 
 (Brother of No. 6344) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 6, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Robert H. (b. D 14, 1863, Ger.) 
 and Gertrude (Greene) Kaun (b. D 12, 1865, 
 do.). Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. Ad- 
 dress, 625 W. Madison St., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 5754. CHARLES JOHN KAY 
 (Brother of No. 575s) 
 Supervisor; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 27, 1891, 
 Aurora. 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ag 28, 1847, Roch- 
 dale, Eng.) and'Christina (Hem) Kay (b. Ap 
 2. 1856, (Dswego, HI,). Prepared in E. Aurora 
 H. S. Varsity Baseball; Class Baseball and 
 Basketball. Supvr., West. Elec. Co., Inc., Chi- 
 cago, 1913— . Address, 388 Maple Ave.. Aurora, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o West. Elec. Co., Inc., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 5755. GEORGE JOSEPH KAY 
 (Brother of No. 5754) 
 Production Analyzer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 
 27, 1 89 1, Aurora, 111.; s. Joseph (b. Ag 28, 
 1S47, Rochdale, Eng.) and Christina (Hem) 
 Kay (b. Ap 2, 1856. Oswego, 111.). Prepared 
 in E. Aurora H. S. Class Baseball. Production 
 -Analyzer. West. Elec. Co., Inc., Chicago, 19 13- 
 14. 1Q15 — ; Personal Bus.. 1914-15. .4ddress. 
 338 Maple Ave., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 West. Elec. Co., Inc., Chicago. 
 
 5756. LAURENCE PRESCOTT KEITH 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Je 18, 1887, 
 Denver; s. C. R. Keith. Prepared in Man. 
 Tr. H. S., Denver. Chi Beta; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Arch. Engr., Oliver Min. Co.. Duluth. Minn., 
 1915. Co. I, Ft. Sheridan, 111.; 329th Inf., 
 Co. B, A. E. F., France; Wounded; and 
 Awarded Military Cross for Gallantry. Ad- 
 dress, Duluth, Minn. 
 
 5757- MAE ELIZABETH KELLEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 12, 1890. 
 Loda, 111.; d. J. B. and Agnes (Middleton) 
 Kelley (b. Scotland). Prepared in Loda H. S. ; 
 N. W. Sch. of Oratory. Illiola; Mask and 
 Bauble. Teacher, Pillsbury Acad., OVvatonna, 
 Minn., 1914-15; do., II. S., Morris, 111., 1915- 
 17; do., Tucson, Ariz.. 1917-18. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 720 E. 3rd St., Tucson, Ariz. 
 
 5758. LEE CARSON KENT 
 (Brother of No. 8475) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E,; b. F 27, 1890, 
 Gridley, 111.; s. Edgar Frank (b. Ja 2y, 1852, 
 Milton, Mass.) and Mary Eliza (Carson) Kent 
 (b. Je 30 1861. Epworth, la.). Prepared in 
 Gridley H. S.; Univ. Acad. E. E. Soc; Eta 
 Kappa Nu,. Illuminating Engr., Nat. Lamp 
 Works, Cleveland. O., 1013. 2nd Lt.. Radio 
 Sch., Carnegie Tech., Pittsburgh; Mustered 
 out, Ja 17, 1919. Address, 1883 Belmore Road, 
 East Cleveland, O.; bus. add., Nela Park, do. 
 
 5759. EVANS SHERWOOD KERN 
 (Brother of No. 6351) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 30, 1892, Rock- 
 ford, 111.; s. Ollie J. and Jessie Cora (Allen) 
 Kern. Prepared in Rockford H. S. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi; V. P.. Agr. Club; 111. Union; Sr. 
 Memorial Com. Married Irene Henderson, My 
 19, 191 7, Bloomington, 111. Address, Bloom- 
 ington, 111. 
 
 5760. CLARENCE HENRY KESSLER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 13, 1889, 
 West Point, 111,; s, Phillip William (b. Mr 30, 
 1862, do.) and Nora Ellen (Hunter) Kessler 
 (b. Mr 25, 1866, Warsaw, 111,). Prepared in 
 Kirkwood H, S.; Univ. Acad. Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Dist. Traffic Chief, Southwest. Bell Telephone 
 Co., St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo.. 1913-14; 
 do., Wichita, Kan., 1914-15; do., Hutchinson, 
 Kan., 1916-18. Married Enid Evelyn Steele, 
 S I. 1915, Kirkwood. III. .Address, 310 N, 
 Maple. Hutchinson, Kan.; bus. add., c/o South- 
 west. Bell Telphone Co., do. 
 
 5761. ARTHUR WILLIS KIMBELL 
 Secretary; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 20. 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Martin N. (b. Chicago) and Annie 
 (Craigmile) Kimbell (b. Aberdeen, Scotland). 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Helmet; Sigma Xi; Mgr. Interschol. 
 Sec, Kimbell Hill Brick Co., Chicago; do., 
 Automatic Carburetor Co., do. Sec, Park 
 Ridge Country Club. Mem., Bd. Dirs., Chi- 
 cago Arch. Club; Illini Club, Chicago, Mar- 
 ried Alice Raymer, Ap 22, 1914, Chicago. 
 Children: Mary Ann, b, F 26, 1915: Abigail 
 Ruth, b. Je 29, 1916. .iddress, 1623 Chase Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 1422 Bryan Place, do. 
 
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 5762. LILLIAN MAY KING (ELLIOTT) 
 (Wife of No. 51 10; Sister of No. 3822) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. My i, 1890, Plymouth, 
 111.; d. Milton B. (b. 1844, New York) and 
 Emily (Noyer) King (b. 1857, Jacksonville, 
 111.). Prepared in Avigusta Tp. H. S. Gamma 
 Phi Beta. Married C. J. Elliott ('12), S 2, 
 1914. Plymouth. 111. Child, Donald Rodney, b. 
 S 30, 1916. Address, Tonica, 111. 
 
 5763- ROGER CHARLES KIRCHIIOFF 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 26, 1890, 
 Milwaukee; s. Charles Kirchhoff. Prepared in 
 W. Div. II. S., Milwaukee. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Scarab; Prelim. Honors; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Engng. Dance Com. Arch., 
 KirchofF & Rose. Archs. 2nd Lt.. F. A., France. 
 Address, 1312 Majestic Bldg., Milwaukee. 
 
 5764. MARTHA WINIFRED KNAPP 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 19, 1876, Monroe- 
 
 ville. O.; d. Albert Daniel (b. Je 12. 1842. Woon- 
 socket Falls, R. I.) and Mattie T. (IJeecham) 
 Knapp_(b. Je i, 1847, Plymouth, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Acad., Univ. of Ky. ; Transylvania 
 Univ. A. B., O. Wesleyan Univ., 1899. Cata- 
 loger in Charge, Ind. Univ. Libr. Address, 
 Graystone, 3 University Courts, Bloomington, 
 Ind. 
 
 5765. RAYMOND KENNETH KNOX 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 28, 1889, 
 
 Griggsville. 111.; s. Samuel Knox. Prepared 
 in Pittsfield H. S. Address, Pittsfield, 111. 
 
 5766. CHARLES WILLIAM KNUDSEN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. D 9, 1890, Daw- 
 son, 111.; s. Christian Knudsen. Prepared in 
 Eureka Coll. Acad. Acanthus; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Cap and Gown Com. Asst. Chem., 
 Armour & Co., Chicago, 1916; Chem., Dept. of 
 An. Husb., O. Exp. Sta. Address, Wooster, O. 
 
 5767. JEROME FRANCIS KOHOUT 
 (Thief Chem.; B. S. in Chem.; b. D 15. 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Joseph F. Kohout. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst. Alpha Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Capt., Univ. Regt. Chief Chem., Cml. 
 Testing and Engng. Co. Address, 1785 Old 
 Colony Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 5768. STUART FARNSWORTH KOSTERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. F. ; b. Mr 21, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. H. A. Kosters. Prepared in St. 
 Ignatius Coll. Sr. Ball Com. Engng. Dept., 
 I. C. R. R. Address, 3628 Janssen Ave., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 S769. JOHN FRANKLIN KRAEGER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 2. 1888, 
 Pekin. 111.; s. John (b. N 28, 1832, Sandbach, 
 Hesse-Dormstadt, Ger.) and Marie (Harget) 
 Kraeger (b. Hergetzhausen, Hesse-Darmstadt, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Pekin H. S. Chi Psi; 
 Chem. Club; Chem., Wm. S. Merrell Chem. 
 Co., Cincinnati, 1913; do., Eli Lilly & Co., 
 Indianapolis, 1913-16; do.. United Chem. & 
 Organic Products Co., Hammond. Ind., 1917 — . 
 Married Elenor Elizabeth Reuling, Je 17, 1915, 
 Morton, 111. Address, 40 Ruth St., Hammond, 
 Ind. 
 
 5770. JESSE C. KRAMER 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 24, 1891, Chicago; s. 
 I. Kramer. Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. 
 Zeta Beta Tau; Menorah. ist Lt., H. C. A., Ft. 
 Monroe, Va.; Mustered out, D 6, 19 18. Address, 
 5948 Calumet Aye., Chicago; bus. add., 445 
 Rush St., do. 
 
 5771. WILLIAM SAMUEL KREBS 
 Professor; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. N 28, 
 1SS9. Albert Lea. Minn.; s. W. S. Krebs. Pre- 
 pared in Oak Park H. S. Beta Gamma Sigma; 
 Cml. Club. Asst. Prof., Econ., Univ. of Me., 
 
 1916-17; Instr., do., Univ. of Mich., 1917-18; 
 Assoc. Prof., do.. Wash. Univ., St. Louis, Mo., 
 1918 — . Address, 5544 Pershing Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 5772- JOHN HENRY KUHL, JR. 
 Contractor; B. S. in Arch. Engng.; b. F 9, 
 1891, Peoria; s. John Henry (b. O 12, 1864, 
 Beardstown. 111.) and Linna Eleanor (Brace) 
 Kuhl (b. Ap 4, 1865. Elmira, 111.). Prepared 
 m Bradley Poly. Inst. Beta Theta Pi. With 
 R. H. Arnold Const. Co., Los Angeles, 1913- 
 14; Bldg. Contr., 1914-17. Co. M, 23rd Engrs., 
 191 7; Sergt., do., 19 18; do., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 140 S. Van Ness Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 5773- ERNEST MICHAEL RUDOLPH 
 
 LAMKEY 
 Plant Physiol.; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1914; 
 Ph. D., 1916; b. Ja I, i8go, Riverton, 111.; s. 
 ?c^,-,P'\ C^- Danzig, Ger.) and Catherine 
 (Schiller) Lamkev (b. Springfield, 111 ) Pre- 
 Pf'ied m Springfield H. S. Sigma Pi; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Gamma Alpha; Final Honors; Fellow- 
 ship. Asst. and Instr.. Univ. of 111.. 1913-17- 
 Head of Dept., Plant Physiol., Delaware Coll 
 and Agr. Exp. Sta., 1917. Address, c/o Dela 
 ware College Agricultural Experiment Sta. 
 Newark, Del. 
 
 5774- COR.A MAE LANE (WIEDMAN) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. O 27 1885, 
 Lovington, 111.; d. Cicero (b. Ag 3, 1858 
 Dewitt Co.. 111.) and Margaret Emma (Zorger) 
 Lane (b. S 10. 1862, do.). Prepared in Sul- 
 liyan H. S.; Ferry Hall Coll. Alpha Omicron 
 Pi; Le Cercle Francais; Mask and Bauble. 
 Teacher, Eng., Washington Sch., Danville 
 111. Mem.. Music Cycle; Danville Art Assn.; 
 Pres., Teacher's Club, 19 16-17, Danville, 111. 
 Married Emmanuel G. Wiedman, Jl 31, 1918, 
 Danville. Address, 415 Franklin St., Danville, 
 
 5775- CYRUS WILLIAM LANTZ 
 Asst. Prof.; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M. 19 14; b. Je 
 27, 1889. Brooklyn. 111.; s. Thomas .Mbert (b. 
 1852, Urichsville, O.) and Clara Jane (Horney) 
 Lantz (b. 1857. Brooklyn. III). Prepared in 
 Brooklyn H. S.; West. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Xi; Final Honors; 
 Grad. Scholarship. Asst. Bot., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-15; Instr. do.. 111. St. Norm. Univ., sum- 
 mers 1915-17: Head, Biology Dept., Thornton 
 Tp. H. S., Harvey, 111., 1915-17; Asst. Prof., 
 Bot. and Hort., Univ. of Nev.. Reno, Nev., 
 i?i7 — •■ Laboratory, Cer., Metchnikoff, Med. 
 Corps, U. S. A., Ft., Sam Houston, Tex. 
 Auth.: A Biography of Non-parasitic Diseases 
 of Plants, L'niv. of 111. Agr. E.vp. Sta. Circu- 
 lar, 183. Mem.. Am. Microscopical Soc; Am. 
 Phytopathol. Soc; Bot. Soc. 'of Am.; West. 
 Soc. of Naturalists. Address, Med. Corps U. 
 S. A., Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. 
 
 ' 5776- FRANCIS DU LUDE LARKIN 
 
 Contractor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. N 22. 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s. J. F. Larkin. Prepared in (irane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Alpha Sigma Phi; Lt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Class Baseball. Bldg. Contr. ist Lt., 
 E. O. R. C; Capt.. 23rd U. S. Engrs., A. E. 
 F.. France. Address, 719 S. Lyman St., Oak 
 Park, Ill.t 
 
 5777. IDA CLEMENTINE LARKIN 
 Teacher: A. B. in L. & .A.: b. Ag 26, 1888, 
 Larkinburg, Kan.; d. Michael E. (b. My 26, 
 1858, Chicago) and Hanna Larkin (b. Je 18, 
 i860, Chicago). Prepared in Leavenworth 
 (Kan.) H. S. Teacher, Eng., McAlester, Okla., 
 1913-15; do.. El Reno. Okla.. 1915-17: do., 
 Marquette, Mich., 191 7-18; da., Waukegan, 111., 
 1918 — ; do.. Sacred Heart Acad.. Springfield, 
 III., Summer. 1918. Address, 5338 Blackstone 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 I1913 
 
 5778. WILLIAM JAMES LARXIN, JR. 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. J4 12, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. William James (b. Ap 12, i86j, 
 Dunkirk, N. Y.) and Josephine (Duhamel) 
 Larkin (b. Jl 30, 1866, Chicago). Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S. Engr., Designing and Erect- 
 ing Grain Elevators, Chicago; Chief Dratts- 
 man, Burrell Engng. Const. Co., do. Address, 
 415 W. 60th St., Chicago. 
 
 5779. LESTER REGINALD LARSEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 22, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Martin (b. 1864, Denmark) and 
 Julia Larsen Cb. 1870, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst. Tau Beta Pi. Experimental Engr., 
 Moline, 111., 1913-15; do., Milwaukee, Wis., 
 1915-17. 2nd Lt., 107 Engr. Train, 32nd p\v.. 
 A. E. F., France, 1917. Address, 545 >J. Le 
 Claire Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5780. ROBERT THOMAS LATTIN 
 (Son of No. 432; Husband of No. 5019) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 30, 1888 
 Chicago; s. Judson ('85), (b. Sycamore, III.) 
 and Fannie (Thomas) Lattin (b. Kickapoo, 
 111.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., Chicago. 
 Underground Conduit Const., Hamilton, Ont., 
 Can., 1913-is; Elec. Valuation, Chicago, 1915- 
 i6- Distribution Div., Commonwealth Edison 
 Co do., 1916-17; 1st Class Electn., Nat. Naval 
 Volunteers, Grant Park Camp, Chicago, 191 7; 
 Ensign, U. S. N. R. F. Married Mary Cor- 
 delia Barrv ('12), S 22, 1917, Champaign. 
 Child, Miriam Louise, b. Ap 3, igip- Ad- 
 dress, 107 Chalmers St., Champaign. 
 
 5781. *THEODORE EDMOND LAYDEN 
 (Brother of No. 4270) 
 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 3. 18S7. 
 Cheney ville. 111.; s. Tade (b. My 15, 1849, 
 Tulla, Ireland) and Martha (Thompson) Lay- 
 den (b. N 16, 1855, Bethlehem, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Hoopeston II. S. Phi Kappa. Died 
 O 1918, on board an Am. Transport bound for 
 Europe. 
 
 5782. MARGARET LEACH (PITTS) 
 (Wife of No. 6479) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 27, 1891, Kenosha. 
 Wis.; d. Cephas H. (b. Benton, 111.) and 
 Fannie B. (Whitaker) Leach (b. Kenosha, 
 Wis). Prepared in Lake View H. S., Chi- 
 cago; N. V/. Univ. Delta Gamma; Phi Delta 
 Psi. ' Married John Joseph Pitts. Jr. ('i4)- D 
 29, 191 7, Chicago. Address, Maple Crest, 
 McLean, 111. 
 
 5783. EVERETT SAMUEL LEE 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 19, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Edward Samuel (b. Ja 13, 1870, 
 do.) and Lucy Emma (Gray) Lee (^b. Aji 5, 
 1872, Leicester, Eng.). Prepared in New Trier 
 Tp. H. S., Kenilworth. 111.; M. S., Union Coll., 
 1915. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma 
 Xi; Ionian; Pres., E. E. Soc; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors; Sr. Smoker Com.; Chm.. Engng. 
 Dance Com.; Asst. Bus. Mgr., E. E. Show. 
 Instr., Elec. Engng., Union Coll., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y., 1913-16; West. Dist. Engr., 
 Locomotive Stoker Co., Pittsburgh, 1916-17; 
 Instr., Gun., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 
 Urbana. 1917-18; Armour's Sch., Fairfield, O. ; 
 Mustered out, D 16. 1918. Auth. : "Measurement 
 of Power in LTnbalanced Polyphase Circuits," 
 Ge7i. Engng. Rcvieiu, Mr 1916. Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Married Louise Geiger. My 10, 1917, 
 Schenectady, N. Y. Child, Dorothy Louise, b. 
 My 30, 1918. Address. 941 Maple Ave., Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y. ; bus. add.. Gen. Elec. Co., do. 
 
 5784. EUGENE HENDRICKS LESLIE 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. Engng.; b. Ag 28, 
 
 1892, Ottawa, 111.; s. Judson O. (b. Sheboygan 
 
 Falls, Wis.) and Florence (Hendricks) Leslie 
 
 (b. Princeton, 111.). Prepared in Ottawa 
 
 H. S. Ph. ])., Columbia Univ., 1916. Chi 
 Beta; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Cadet Col., Univ. Regt.. 1913. Grad. Stud, 
 and Instr., Columbia Univ., 1913-16; Chief 
 Chem. and Dir., Developmental Work, Gen. 
 Petroleum Corp., Los Angeles, 191 6-1 7; Asst. 
 to Pres., U. S. Indus. Alcohol Co., New York 
 City, 191 7 — . Auth.: Hydrocarbon Decom- 
 position and Influence of Hydrogen in Car- 
 buretted Water Gas Manufacture, Eschenbach 
 Printing Co., Easton, Pa. and Jour. Indus. 
 Engng. Chem., Vol. 8, 19 16; Thermal Reactions 
 Ethane-Propane. Jour. Am. Chem. Soc., Vol. 38, 
 1916; Hydrocarbon Decomposition, Proc. Am. 
 Gas Inst., 191 6. Mem., Univ. Club. Los 
 Angeles; Chem. Club, New York City; Ph. D. 
 Assn., Columbia Univ. ^Married Emily Gene- 
 vieve Ebner, N 10, 1917, Los Angeles. Ad- 
 dress, 780 Riverside Drive, New York City; 
 bus. add., 27 William St., do. 
 
 5785. WILLIAM EDWARD LEVIS 
 (Husband of No. 6285; Brother of No. 4275) 
 Manufacturer; LL. B. ; b. D 14. 1890. .\lton, 
 111.; s. Charles (b. O 7, i860) and Harriet 
 (Parker) Levis (b. Je 9, 1864). Prepared in 
 Alton H. S.: Culver Mil. Acad. Sigma Chi; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Helmet; Yo.xan. Mfr., 111. 
 Glass Co., Alton, 111. 2nd Lt., Inf., U. S. R., 
 A. E. F., France; D. S. C. for heroism in 
 action, Bois D'Aigremont, Jl 15, 1918. Married 
 Margaret Harris ('14), Je 29, 19 15, Champaign. 
 .■iddress, 611 State St., Alton, 111. 
 
 5786. CLARA EDITH LOCKE 
 Supervisor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. S S, 1870, 
 Waverly, O.; d. William Russell (b. Ap 19, 
 1843. Cincinnati) and Sarah (Conkling) Locke 
 (b. O 8, 1842, Milford. O.). Prepared in Terre 
 Haute H. S.; Coates Coll. Acad.; Ind. St. 
 Norm. Head. Dept., Domestic Sc. Garfield 
 H. S., Terre Haute, Ind., 1913-15; Dir., Girls 
 Vocational Sch., do., 1915 — . Address, 1609 
 S. Center St., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 5787. FRANK XAVIER LOEFFLER 
 Sec. and Treas.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 4. 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Frank Xavier (b. 1849, Munich, 
 Ger.) and Clara (Wittmann) Loeffler (b. Ag 13, 
 1859, do.). Prepared in Curtis H. S. Treas. 
 C. E. Club; Capt. Univ. Regt.; Prelim. Hon- 
 ors. Sales Engr., St. Louis, 1914-15; Branch 
 Mgr., Consolidated Engng. Co., Oklahoma City, 
 Okla., 1916-18; Sec. -Treas., Federal Steam 
 Specialties Co., do., 1918 — . Mem., Am. Soc. 
 Heating & Ventilating Engrs. ; Lake Country 
 Club. Oklahoma City; Kirvanis Club; A. F. A. 
 M. Married Mary Louise Isherwood, D 28, 
 1916, Chicago. Child, Betty Louise, b. My 
 
 4, 1918. Address, 17 N. Dewey St., Oklahoma 
 City, Okla.; bus. add., 415 Majestic Bldg., do. 
 
 5788. THEODORE EDWIN LOEHR 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 17, 1889, Carlinville, 
 111.; s. Theodore C. (b. do.) and Minnie Stein- 
 meyer) Loehr (b. St. Louis). Prepared in 
 (Carlinville H. S. Kappa Sigma: Tennis Team. 
 Cadet, Aviation Sec, Signal Enlisted R. C, F 
 7, 1918 — . Address, 4627 Magnolia Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 5789. PAO KAN LOH 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl i, 1889, Chang 
 shu, (Zhina; s. S. R. Loh. Prepared in Law- 
 rence Acad. Cosmopolitan Club. Teacher, 
 Chem. Address, Shantung Provincial Norm. 
 Sch., Tsin-Nan, China. 
 
 5790. LOUIS WARREN LOHR 
 
 Asst. Supt.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ja 5, 1892,, 
 
 Pana, 111.; s. Rudolph George (b. S 25, 1869. 
 
 Pana, 111.) and Marv (Schilling) Lohr (b. D 
 
 30, 1859, Peru, Ind.). Prepared in Pana H. 
 
 5. Correspondent and Credits, Chicago, 191 3- 
 
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 501 
 
 14; With Smith Lohr Mining Co., Pana, 111., 
 1914-15; Instr., Commerce II. S.. Winnemucca, 
 Nev.. 1915-16; do., Beaumont, Tex., 1916-18; 
 Asst. Supt., Smith Lohr Coal Mining Co., 
 Pana, III., 1918— . Mem., B. P. O. E. ; 
 Neches Club, Beaumont, Tex. Address, 6o5 
 Kitchell Ave., Pana, 111. 
 
 5791. SARAH EULA LOUTZENHISER 
 
 (Sister of No. 3456) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 11, 1890, 
 Danville, 111.; d. Harbin H. (b. N 8, 1857, 
 New Richmond, Ind.) and Hersa S. (Spang- 
 ler) Loutzenhiser (b. An 19, 1855, Balestovv'n, 
 111.). Prepared in Danvdle H. S.; Grad. Stud., 
 Univ. of Chicago. Bethany Circle; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Illiola; W. A. A. Teacher, H. S., 
 Flora, 111., 1913-16; do., Ashland, Wis., 1916- 
 18. Address, 322 7th St., Ashland, Wis. 
 
 5792. EDWARD ROSS LUNEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 3081, 7051) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 2. 1891, De 
 Kalb, 111.; s. Thomas A. (b. Jl 2, 1853, Rock- 
 ford, 111.) and Anna A. (Solon) Luney (b. 
 Ap 14, 1856, Malta, 111,). Prepared in De 
 Kalb H. S. Corp. Univ. Regt.; Chm. Sr. In- 
 vitation Com. With Ritter-Conley Co. 
 Petrol. Prod., Port Arthur, Tex., 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 232 N. 4th St., De Kalb, 111. 
 
 5793. MARGARET McCLINTOCK 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. N 17, 1891, 
 Chicago; d. Alexander C. McClintock (b. Je 
 28, 1863, Pittsburgh) and Minnie (Sass) Mc- 
 Clintock (b. Mr 13, 1866, Chicago). Prepared 
 in Wm. McKinley H. S. Sigma Kappa. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Carl Schurz H. S., Chicago. 
 Address, 152 N. Lotus Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5794- JOSEPH McCRARY McCUNE 
 (Son of No. 361) 
 Attorney; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. My 27, 1891, 
 Kansas City, Mo.; s. Henry Long ('83). (b, Je 
 28, 1862, Ipava, 111.) and Nellie (McCrary) 
 McCune. Prepared in Westport H. S., Kan- 
 sas City. Mo.; Colo. Coll., summer, 191 2; 
 LL. B., Kansas City Sch. of haw, 1915; 
 Columbia Coll., 1916. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Yoxan; Ma-Wan-Da; Ku Klux; Mgr., 
 Track Team. Atty., McCune, Caldwell & 
 Downing, Kansas City, Mo., 1915-18; do., Sin- 
 clair Oil & Gas Co., Tulsa, Okla., 1918 — . 
 Married Shirley Cole, Je 30, 1915, Kansas City, 
 Mo. Child, Bettie Cole, b. S 25, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 1639 S. Cincinnati St., Tulsa, Okla.; 
 bus. add.. Legal Dept., Sinclair Oil & Gas Co., 
 Box 131 2, do. 
 
 5795. DANIEL HUNT McGORRISK 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 11, 1890, Har- 
 lan, la.; s. W. B. McGorrisk. Prepared in W. 
 Des Moines H. S. Zeta Psi; Arch. Club; 
 Varsity Football; Sr. Footliall; Sr. Hat Com. 
 With J. C. Mardis Co. Address, 1710 Crocker 
 St., Des Moines. 
 
 C796. CHARLES BABCOCK McGREW 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 3, 1890, Lew- 
 istown, III.; s. George W. and Kittie R. 
 (Babcock) McGrew. Prepared in Lewistown 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Scarab; Arch. Club; 
 Prelim. Honors; Francis J. Plym Fellowship. 
 Arch., Chicago, 1913-14; do., Toledo, O., 1914- 
 17; do., Detroit, 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Hazle Irene Tuttle, N 25, 1916, 
 Toledo, O. Address, 71 Linsdale Ave., 13etroit; 
 bus. add., 403 Moffat Bldg., do. 
 
 5797. HAROLD STANTON McINTOSH 
 Contracting Engr. ; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 31, 
 1891, Geneva, 111.; s. Homer L. (b. 1867, do.) 
 and Robina S. (Stanton) Mcintosh (b. 1868, 
 
 Aurora, 111.). Prepared in Geneva LI. S. Auto. 
 Mfg., 1913-14; Surveying and Bridge Const., 
 1914-15; Estimator and Contr., 1915 — . With 
 Burr Co., Champaign. Address, 406 E. Spring- 
 field Ave., Champaign. 
 
 5798. GEORGE EDWARD McINTYRE " 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 20, 1885, 
 Monmouth, 111.; s. Samuel (b. Jl 10, 1835, do.) 
 and Anna L. (Arthur) Mclntyre (b. Ag 16, 
 1847, Johnstown, Pa.). Prepared in Mon- 
 mouth Coll. Acad.; Monmouth Coll. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi; Scarab; Arch. Club; Ath. Assn. 
 Struct. Engr., Davenport, la., 1913-14; do., 
 Chicago. 1914-16; Arch., Hastings, Neb., 1916- 
 17; Struct. Engr., Smith, Rea & Lovitt, 
 Kansas City. 1917. ist Lt., E. R. C, U. S. A., 
 France. jNIarried Grace Elenore Miller, Je 30, 
 1918, Washington, D. C. Address, 602 Finance 
 Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 5799. MABEL McINTYRE (HLIBBARD) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 9, 1890, Longview. 
 111.; d. Angus Campbell (b. Ja 1851, Ecford Tp.. 
 Ont., Can.) and Nora (Coolley) Mclntyre (b. 
 F 27, 1863, Newman, 111.). Prepared in New- 
 man H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Delta 
 Psi; V. P., Jr. Class; Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 V. P., Women's League; Cap and Gown Com. 
 Married Lawrence Reid LIubbard, S i, 19 16, 
 Newman, 111. Address, 1506 W. Park Ave., 
 Champaign. 
 
 5800. HENRY THEODORE McKINNEY 
 Principal; A. B. in L. & A.; M. A., 191 5; 
 
 b. Jl 17, 1879, Hudgens, 111.; s. James LI. (b. 
 Mr 15. 1842, Miss.) and Minerva Jane (Dunn) 
 McKinney (b. F 7, 1852, Hudgens III.). Pre- 
 pared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of Colo. 
 B. S., Valparaiso LTniv., 1904. Phi Delta 
 Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi. Prin.. Tp. H. S. 
 and Supt., Schs., Gibson City, 111., 1913-17; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Mem., 
 111. St. Teacher's Assn.; 111. Sch. Master's 
 Club. Married Norah Ferrell. Ag 16, 1909, St. 
 Louis. Child, James Ferrell, b. Je 10, 1915. 
 Address, 1005 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 5801. HENRY EVAN McMULLAN 
 Instructor; A. B. in Chem.; b. N 14, 1886, 
 Romulus, Mich.; s. William (b. Mv 27, 1853, 
 Detroit, Mich.) and Hannah M. (Owen) Mc- 
 Mullan (b. Ja 18, 1855. Wyandotte, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Belleville (Mich.) H. S. and Mich. 
 St. Norm. Coll. M. A., Univ. of Mich., 1916. 
 Head, Sc. Dept., H. S.. Little Rock. Ark., 1913- 
 16; Instr., Physics, Med. Coll., Univ. of Ark., 
 191 5-16; Instr., Chem., Cass Tech. LI. S., De- 
 troit, Mich., 1916 — . Married Zara G. Soop, 
 Ap 7, 1917. Belleville, Mich. Child, Phyllis 
 Maurine, b. F 4, 191 8. Address, Belleville, 
 Mich.; bus. add., Cass Tech. H. S., Detroit. 
 
 5802. ELON CHARLES MAGEE 
 (Husband of No. 5108) 
 
 Farmer; P>. S. in Agr. ; b. O 7, 1888, Geneseo, 
 111.; s. C. Magee. Prepared in Geneseo H. S. 
 Married Louise Eiszner ('12), S i, 1917, Chi- 
 cago. Address, Geneseo, 111. 
 
 5803. EDWARD HAROLD MANN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 14, 1889, Ross- 
 
 ville, 111.; s. Abraham Mann. Prepared in 
 Rossville IT. S. Sigma Chi; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho. Class Football. Address, Rossville, 111. 
 
 5804. LELAND STANFORD MARKLEY 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 10, 1890, Mound City, 
 Kan.; s. D. O. Markley. Prepared in Grand 
 Rapids (Mich.) Central H. S.; Mich. Agr. 
 Coll. Class Football. With H. J. Heinz Co. 
 Address, Zeeland, Mich. 
 
502 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 U913 
 
 5805. FRANK EDWARD MARSHALL 
 Pies., Lumber Co.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 21, 
 1889. Serena, III; s. J. D. (b. i860, do.) and 
 Julia O. (Retz) Marshall (b. Jl 16, 1865, do.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. With Common- 
 wealth Edison Co.. Chicago, 1914-15; Sec. and 
 Treas., Fertile Valley Farm Land Co., 191 5-16; 
 Pres., Marshall-Malaise Lumber Co., 1916 — . 
 Address. Beulah, N. Dak. 
 
 5806. JOHN HOWARD MASTERS 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 28, 
 1889. Frankfort. Ind.; s. E. W. Masters. Pre- 
 pared in Frankfort H. S. Stud. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. Mech. Engr., Deere & Co., Moline, 111.. 
 1916. Address, 558 Main St., Frankfort, Ind. 
 
 5807. CORNELIA GRACE MATHER 
 (Sister of Nos. 2456, 3102) 
 
 Y. W. C. A., Sec; A. B. in H. Sc; b. N 
 29, 1889, Plainfield. Ill; d. George Phelps (b. 
 1853, do.) and Rachel Cornelia (Scarret) 
 Mather. Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai; H. Sc. 
 Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Gen. Sec, Y. W. 
 C. A., Univ. of 111., Champaign, 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 801 S. Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 5808. LESLIE EUGENE MATHERS 
 
 (Brother of No. 5809) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 24, 1890, 
 
 Teheran, III.; s. Eugene and Tena Celestian 
 
 (Bonham) Mathers. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 
 Farmer, Sharpsburg, 111. Address. Sharpsburg. 
 
 in. 
 
 5809. MANLEY BONHAM MATHERS 
 
 (Brother of No. 580S) 
 Farmer and Veterinary; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 
 13, 1889, Teheran. 111.; s. Eugene and Tena 
 Celestian (Bonham) Mathers. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. D. V. M., Chicago Veterinary 
 Coll., 1915. Trac3< and Wrestling Team. 
 Farmer and Veterinary, Mason City, 111. Mar- 
 ried Blanch Fay Merrit, D 31, 1914. Mason 
 City, 111. Child, Merrit Eugene, b. Ap 12, 
 1916. Address, Mason City, 111. 
 
 5810. JOHN HOWARD MATHEWS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; M. S., 1914; b. Jl 
 27, 1889, Yates City, III.; s. John Joseph (b. 
 do.) and Barbara C. (Clesson) Mathews (b. 
 Elinwood, 111.). Prepared in Yates City H. S. 
 and Univ. Acad.; Knox Coll. Sigma Xi; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Grad. Scholarship. Asst. Engr., HI. 
 Pub. Utilities Comn., 1915-17; Transmission 
 Insp., Bell Telephone Co. of Pa., 1917; Sys- 
 tem and Efficiency Engr., Arthur Young & 
 Co., Chicago,i9i7-i8. Expert, Bus. Adm., Ord. 
 Dept., War Dept., 1918 — •. Tr. Sec, Signal 
 Corps, N. S., 1918; 2nd Lt., Signal Corps, 
 Camp Meade; Mustered out, D 17, 1918. Auth.; 
 Rectification of High Electromotive Forces, 
 Elec. World. Address, Yates City, III.; bus. 
 add., Engng. Dept., Public LItilities Commis- 
 sion,, Springfield, 111. 
 
 S8ii. JOHN ALVIN MAURY 
 (Brother of No. 6417) 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D i, 1889, Chicago; s. 
 J. E. Maury. Prepared in Rossville H. S. 
 E. E. Soc. Address, Rossville, 111. 
 
 5812. GEORGE WILLIAM MAYES 
 Farmer; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 17, 1890, Staley, 
 111.; s. Joseph (b. D 5, 1848, Rutlandshire, 
 Eng.) and Mary Elizabeth (Alderson) Mayes 
 (b. D 24, 1857, Sadorus, 111.). Prepared in 
 (Champaign H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc, 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Elec. Engr., Bloom- 
 ington, 111., 1913-16; Farmer, Bondville, 111., 
 1916-18; do., Champaign, 1918 — . Married Iva 
 
 Mae Cross, My 6, 1914, Champaign. Child, 
 Kenneth George, b. My 16, 1915. Address, R. 
 I, Champaign. 
 
 5813. CHARLES THADDEUS MEEK 
 (Brother of Nos. 4306, 8585) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 7, 1891 Carroll- 
 ton, 111.; s. J. W. and Ella Meek. Prepared 
 in Carrollton H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Helmet; Mgr., Interschol. Cir- 
 cus; Sr. Smoker Com. Farmer, Carrollton, 
 III. U. S. N. R. F., Municipal Pier, U. S. S. 
 Commodore, Grant Park, (Chicago; Mustered 
 out, F 9, 1919. Address, Carrollton, 111. 
 
 5814. THEODORE DECATUR MESERVE 
 Advertiser; A. B. in Sc; b. O 2, 1889, Rob- 
 inson, 111.; s. A. S. Meserve. Prepared in 
 Culver Mil. Acad. Phi Kappa Psi. Advertis- 
 ing Bus. O. R. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; 
 1st Lt., 5th Co., Inf.; Mach. Gun Co., U. 
 S. Inf., Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; A. E. F., 
 France, 1917; with Army of Occupation, Sinzia 
 on the Rhine, Ger., 1918 — . Address, 504 W. 
 Locust St., Robinson, 111. 
 
 5815. WALTER STANLEY MIDDLETON 
 Operator; B. S. in Min. E.; b. Je 13, 1889, 
 
 Assumption, 111.; s. Amos and Sarah Elizabeth 
 (Breeding) Middleton (b. Paris, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Assumption H. S. Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Pres., Sr. Class. Min. Engr. and Salesman, 
 1913-15; Coal Operator, 1915 — -. Married Jose- 
 phyne McKee, Ja 6, 191 7, Fairbury, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Canton, 111. 
 
 5816. JESSIE FAY MILLER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; b. 
 N 16, 1S90, Gilman, 111.; d. David Warren (b. 
 S 1, 1854, Springfield, O.) and Clara Evelyn 
 (Raney) Miller (b. O 25, 1S64, Blue Ridge, 
 111.). Prepared in Gilman H. S. Achoth; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 .Alethenai; Prelim. Honors; 1st Cabinet, Y. W. 
 C. A. Teacher, Latin and Ger., Herrin Tp. 
 H. S., HI., 1914-16; do., Robinson Tp. H. S., 
 111., 1916 — . Mem., (Classical Assn.; Presby. 
 Church. Address, 403 W. Main St., Robinson, 
 III. 
 
 5817. WILBY WEST MILLER 
 (Brother of No. 5310) 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 8, i8gi, 
 Atlanta, HI; s. W. A. and Alice (Hieronymus) 
 Miller. Prepared in Urbana H. S. Chief Acct. 
 LTniv. of Mo.; Bookkeeper, Bus. Office, Univ. 
 of 111., 1915. Address, 4702 Maiden St., Col- 
 umbia, Mo. 
 
 5818. LOYAL LEONARD MINOR 
 
 Grad. Stud.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 19. 1886, 
 Aledo, 111.; s. Milven O. (b. 1852) and Mary E. 
 (Miller) Minor (b. 1854). Prepared in Aledo H. 
 S. and William and Vashti Coll. Grad. Stud., 
 L^niv. of Chicago, summers, 191 6 — , 191 7. 
 Teacher, Agr. and Sc, H. S., Carthage, HI., 
 do., Morrison, 111.; Grad. Work, Chem., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1919 — ■. Chem. Warfare Service; 
 Co. M, 3rd Bn., Edgewood Arsenal; Mustered 
 out, D 31, 1918. Address, 503 N. Sycamore St., 
 Aledo, 111.; bus. add., 6047 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5819. HARRY RUGEE MIRICK 
 Manager; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 13, 1888, 
 Milwaukee; s. A. A. Mirick. Prepared in Aus- 
 tin H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Sigma Delta Chi; Fresh. Honors; Prelim. 
 Honors; Philomathean; Assoc. News Ed., lUini; 
 III. Mag. Staflf; Post-Exam. Jubilee Com.; Cml. 
 Club. With Daily Jour., Sheboygan, Wis., 
 1913; Mgr., Coke Dept., St. Joseph Gas & Fuel 
 Co. Address, 347 Pipestone St., Benton Har- 
 bor, Mich.; bus. add., St. Joseph Gas and Fuel 
 Co.. do. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 503 
 
 5820. FRANCIS DE SALES MISNER 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 20, 1891, 
 Peoria; s. Charles H. (b. Des Moines) and 
 Isabelle Carrigan (b. Auburn, N. Y.)- Pre- 
 pared in Spalding Inst. A. B., Holy Cross 
 Coll., 1910. Phi Kappa; Eta Kappa Nu. Stud., 
 Allis-Chalmers Co., 1913-14; Mech., Elec. Test- 
 ing Co., Peoria, 1914-15; Mgr., do.. Blooming- 
 ton, III., 1915-17. 2nd O. T. C, C. A., Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111., 1917; 3rd O. T. C, Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1918; Pvt., Hdqtrs, Co., 331st F. A., 
 U. S. N. A., 191 8 — . Address, 612 Parkside 
 Drive, Peoria. 
 
 5821. JOE ORLANDO MITCHELL 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. F 15. 1889, 
 Marshall, 111.; s. O. and Mary L. Mitchell. 
 Prepared in Marshall H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Scarab; Helmet; Class Football; Class Basket- 
 ball; Emblem Com. Address, 4205 Grand 
 Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 5822. MARTIN IRA MIX 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 28. 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Robert F. Mix. Prepared in Crane 
 11. S. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. ; Swimming 
 Relay Team; Capt.. Varsity Water Polo; Sr. 
 Invitation Com. Address, 3210 Vernon Ave., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 5823. ROBERT CHARLES MIZE 
 Laywer; LL. B.; b. My 17, 1890, Chicago; 
 s. G. W. Mize. Prepared in Monticello H. S. 
 Law Scholarship; Varsity Track. Married 
 Eleanore Rhode, Mr 21, 1914, Santa Ana, 
 Calif. Address, 602 W. 3rd St., Santa Ana, 
 Calif.; bus. add., 409 N. Main St., do. 
 
 5S24. HSIANG YUEH MOII 
 Din, Cotton Exp. Sta.; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 
 18, 1876, Shanghai, China; s. W. N. Moh. 
 Prepared under pvt. tutor; Univ. of Wis.; 
 St. Xavier's Sch. M. S., A. and M. Coll., 
 Tex., 1914. Cosmopolitan Club; Agr. Club. 
 Mgr., Teh Dah Cotton Spinning Co., and Hau 
 Sung Cotton Mill. Ltd.; Dir. Moh's Cotton 
 Exp. Sta.; Sec. Cotton Improving Assn. of 
 China. Auth.: How to Improve Chinese Cot- 
 ton Fibres, 1915: Translation in Chinese of Dr. 
 F. W. Taylor's Principles of Scientific Mgmt. ; 
 and W. A. G. Clark's Cotton Goods in JajDan. 
 Married King Ya Chui. igoo, Shanghai. China. 
 Children: Chai-tsing, b. Ap i, 1904; Chai Chi, 
 b. Je 27, 1907; Pao-yen, b. Je 29, 1915; Pao- 
 Shun, b. O 8, 1916; Chai-yih, b. Je 7, 1918. 
 Address, 78 Ward Road, Shanghai, China. 
 
 5825. HARRY CLAY MOORE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 7, 1889, Humbolt, III.; 
 s. George William and Minnie R. (Watson) 
 Moore. Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Phi Alpha 
 Delta. Lawyer, Billings, Mont. Mem., B. P. 
 O. E._ Married Mary Kesough, S i, 191 7, 
 Superior, Wis. Address, 206 Electric Bldg., 
 Billings, Mont. 
 
 5826. HARRY EDWARD MORGAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 21, 1S91, Du Ouoin, 
 111.; s. Charles Edward (b. 1864, Ashle^^ 111.) 
 and Ida Martha (Thimming) Morgan (b. O 
 14, 1872, Tamatoa. 111.). Prepared in Du Ouoin 
 Tp. H. S. City Atty. Christopher 111., 1916-18; 
 Asst. State's Atty., Franklin Co., 111., 1917 — . 
 Married Lela Pearl Martin. Ja 18, 1916, Chris- 
 topher, 111. Child, Robert Edward, b. Mr 24, 
 1917. Address, 404 S. Thomas St., Christopher, 
 111.; bus. add.. City Hall, do. and Hart-Williams 
 Bldg., Benton. 111. 
 
 5827. ALICE ELVIRA MORRIS 
 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; 
 
 "l. F 25, 1874, Pre-emption, HI.; d. Edmund 
 
 (b. Je 17, 1849, Chardon, O.) and Martha 
 
 Vashti (Hubbard) Morris (b. Mr 27, 185 1, Joy, 
 
 111.). Prepared in Viola H. S. West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, Seaton. 
 111., 1914-15; Supt. of Schs.. Matherville, 111., 
 1915 — . Mem., United Presby. Church; Home 
 Improvement Assn. of Mercer (To.; W. C. T. 
 U. ; 111. St. Assn. of Teachers. Address, Aledo, 
 111.; bus. add., Matherville, 111. 
 
 5828. ARTHUR MARVIN MORRIS 
 (Husband of No. 6180) 
 Merchant; LL. B.; b. Ap 16, 1887, Oskaloosa, 
 la.; s. Elmer James (b. Ap 3, i86i, Warsaw, 
 N. Y.) and Mary Jeanette (McCagg) Morris 
 (b. Ag 27, 1865, Canastota, N. Y.). Prepared 
 m Oskaloosa H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Yoxan; Pres. Ath. Assn. (Jlothing Mer- 
 chant. Married Clara Gladys Cronk ('14), S 
 12, 1914, Chicago. Child, Elmer James. II, b. 
 Je 14, 1915. Address, c/o Hub Clothiers, 
 Mitchell, S. Dak. 
 
 • 5829. OLGA FERN MOSER 
 (FITZPATRICK) 
 (Wife of No. 415s; Sister of No. 5327) 
 B. Mus.; A. B., L. A. & S., 1916; b. O 5, 
 1890, Sigel, 111.; d. Albert Franklin (b. N 17, 
 1859, St. Joseph, Mo.) and Annie (Butcher) 
 Moser (b. D 23 1870. Sigel, III.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad.; Champaign H. S. Achoth; Mu 
 Kappa Alpha. Mem., M. E. Church: O. E. S. 
 Married Ulyssus Simon Fitzpatrick ('10), Jl 3, 
 1917, Sigel, 111. Address, c/o American Con- 
 sulate, San Jose, Costa Rica. 
 
 5830. GEORGE MOUNCE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. N 14, 1879, Dan- 
 ville. Ky.; s. W. H. Mounce. Prepared in 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ. Address, La Salle, 111. 
 
 5S31. MARJORIE EVELYN MOUNTS 
 
 (MOISE) 
 
 (Sister of No. 7827) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 14, 1890, Carlin- 
 ville. 111., d. William Lindsey (b. Ag 30, 1862, 
 do.) and Effie M. (Anderson) Mounts (b. Je 
 18, 1864. do.). Prepared in Mary Inst., St. 
 Louis; Blackburn Acad.. Carlinville; The Misses 
 Shipley's, Bryn Mawr. Pa.; Smith Coll., North- 
 hampton, Mass. Pi Beta Phi; Treas., Pi Beta 
 Phi Alumni Assn., 1914-17. Married Lionel 
 Moise, Mr 25, 1914, Brooklyn, N. Y. Child, 
 Mary Jane, b. Ag 27, 191 7. Address, George- 
 town, Tex. 
 
 5832. COURTLAND LEROY MUNROE 
 Food Chem.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S n, 
 1887, Chicago; s. Frank L. (b. N 7, i860, 111.) 
 and Lydia Isabell Munroe (b. Mr 7, 1866, 
 Peru, 111.). Prepared in Oak Park H. S.; 
 River Forest Tp. H. S. Food Chem., Cincin- 
 nati, 1913-14; Cml. Lab., Chicago, 1914-16; 
 Haynes Auto Co., Kokomo, Ind. 1916-17; Cml. 
 Chem. Co., Chicago, 1917. Heavy F. A., 
 Camp Grant, 111. Address, 349 Franklin Ave., 
 River Forest, 111. 
 
 5833. KENDALL TUTTLE MURPHY 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 13, 1890, 
 Sterling, 111.; s. D. W. Murphy. Prepared in 
 Sterling H. S. V. P. Sterling Club; Bowling 
 Team. Gen. Eng. Contr. Address, Box 237, 
 Penniman, Va. 
 
 5834. ARTHUR LESLIE MYERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 24, 1889, 
 Wellesvilla. Mo.; M. H. Myers. Prepared in 
 Thornton Tp. H. S. Iris. Efficiency Engr., 
 La Crosse, Wis.; Production Mgr., La Crosse 
 Plow Co., do. Married Ethel M. Hutchinson, 
 O 6, 191 1. Windsor, Ont., Can. Child, Dorothy 
 June. b. Je 20, 1914. Address, 950 Cass St.. 
 La Crosse, Wis. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
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 3835. CHARLES EVERETT MYERS 
 Principal; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Jl 6, 1888, Wayne, 
 W. Va.; s. Martin M. and America Francis 
 (Mansfield) Myers (b. 1849, Wayne, W. \'a.). 
 Prepared in Oakview Acad., Wayne, W. Va. ; 
 Marshall Coll. St. Norm. Sell., Huntington. \V. 
 Va. B. S., W. Va. Univ., 1914; Columbia 
 Univ., summers, 1916-17. Agr. Club; Y. ;\1. C. 
 A.; Educ. Club; Country Life Club. ^ Asst.. 
 Agr., W. Va. Univ., 1913-14; Prin., Nicholas 
 Co. H. S., 1914-17. Phi Delta Kappa, Teach- 
 ers' Coll., Columbia Univ. Address, Sumniers- 
 ville, W. ^'a. 
 
 5836. LENA JOSEPHINE MYERS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M.. 1918; b. 
 Mr 2. 1890, Macomb, 111.; d. Edward Charles 
 (b. Mr 14. 1862, Crawfordsville, Ind.) and 
 Georgia (Provine) Myers (b. Mr 10, 1868, 
 Macomb. 111.). Prepared in West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sell. Phi Beta Kappa; Illiola; . Final 
 Honors; Phi Beta Kappa Essay Prize. Instr.. 
 Eng. and Math., HutsonviUe Tp. H. S., 111., 
 1913-17; Asst., Eng.. Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 Mem., East. 111. Eng. Club. Address, 2231 
 Hampshire St., Quincy, 111.; bus. add., 920 W. 
 Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 5837. *MERLE LOUIS NEBEL 
 (Husband of No. 7838; Brother of Nos. 6448, 
 7102) 
 Geologist; B. S. in Min. E. ; M. S., 191 5; 
 Ph. D.. 1917; b. Mr 27. 1892, Clinton, 111.; s. 
 Henry Louis (b. Ap 1850, Hanover, Ger.) and 
 Bessie Emma cRundle) Nebel (b. Ag 3, i860. 
 Clinton, HI.). Prepared in Clinton H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade. Geologist, 111. 
 St. Geol. Sur., 1914; Petroleum Geologist, Kan., 
 191S-16; Asst. Geologist, U. S. Geol. Sur., 1917- 
 i8;>rof., Geol,, W, Va. Univ., 1918— . Auth.: 
 Specific Gravity Studies of 111. Coal. Bui. 89, 
 bniz-. of III. En.^ng. E.vp. Sta., Sigiiia Xi. 
 Married Veta Melsena Thorpe ('16), S 6, 
 191 5, Clinton, 111, Children: Merle Louis, Jr,, 
 b, Ag I, 1917; Samuel Frank, b, S 14, IQ18. 
 Address, 1010 Garfield Ave., Urbana; fci(.5. add., 
 c/o St, Geological Survey, do. Died O 12, 
 1918, Morgantown, W. Va. 
 
 5838. JOHN LYNDE NEELY 
 Farmer; B. S, in Agr,; b, Ag 17, 1892, Se- 
 ward, 111,; s, William M, (b, Medora, Ind.) and 
 Harriett (Shout) Neely (b. O 5. 185s. Seward, 
 111.). Prepared in Pecatonica H. S. Seed Iiisp., 
 Evaiisville, Ind., 1913-14; With Hamilton Seed 
 Co., Cedar Rapids, la., 1914-15; Farmer, Se- 
 ward. 111., 1915 — . Address, Seward, 111. 
 
 5839, ALMA JESSIE NEILL 
 Assistant; A, B, in L. & A. ; A. M., 191 5: d. 
 
 Snowden Sargent (b. Ap 27, 1853, Chillicothe, 
 HI.) and Ellen Frances (Shepard) Neill (b. 
 Ap 27, 1855, Charlestown, JNlich,). Prepared in 
 Chillicothe II. S,; 111, St, Norm, U^niv, Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Sigma Xi; Iota Sigma Pi; Final Hon- 
 ors, Asst. Physiol.. Univ. of 111,, 1913 — , Rep, 
 Candidate for Co. Supt. of Schs., Peoria Co., III. 
 Auth.: (with W. E. Burge) Protection of the 
 Normal Crvstalline Lens Against the Harmful 
 Effect of Ultra-VioIet Light, Archires of Op- 
 thahnology. vol. 44; The Comparative Rate at 
 which Fluorescent and Non Fluorescent Bac- 
 teria are Killed by Exposure of Ultra-\'iolet 
 Light. .4m. Jour, of Physiol., vol. 38; Destruc- 
 tions of Lorniones, Proenzymes and Enzymes by 
 LHtra- Violet Radiation, do., vol, 40; Compari- 
 son of the Amount of Catalase in the Muscles 
 of Large and Small Animals do., vol. 42; 
 Effects of Starvation on the Catalase Content of 
 the Tissues, do., vol. 43; Effect of the Thyroid 
 Feeding on the Catalase Content of the Tis- 
 sues, do., vol. 43; Role of Catalase in Shock, 
 do., vol, 45: The Mechanism of the .\ction 
 of Anaesthetics do., vol, 4=;; Mode of Action of 
 Food in Incre.Tsiu!;,' Oxidation do., vol, 45. 
 
 Pres,, Norm, Sch. Club. 1914-16; Sec, Kappa 
 Delta Pi, 1913-14, Address. Chillicothe, HI,; 
 bus. add., c/o Physiology Dept., Univ. of 111., 
 L^^rbana. 
 
 5S40. ARTHUR SEYMOUR NEVINS 
 (Brother of Nos. 1159. 5340 
 Coach and Instructor; A, B. in L. & A. ; b. 
 Jl 19, 1891, Camp Point, 111.; s. Joseph .\llan 
 and Emma (Stahl) Nevins. Prepared in Camp 
 Point H. S. Iris; Ionian; Scribbler's; Var- 
 sity Track; Varsity Baseball; Class Base- 
 ball and Basketball. Ath. Coach and Math. 
 Instr., Oklahoma City. Okla.. 1913-14; Spring- 
 field, 111.. 1914-17. U. S. A. ist Lt., 57th 
 Inf., Orange, Tex,, 1917; Capt., Co. L, 57th 
 Inf., Camp Stanley, Camp Taliaferro, Camp 
 Pike, Ark. Married Ann Louise Stacy, Ag 16. 
 1917, Springfield, 111. Address, 1404 Whittier 
 Ave,, Springfield, 111, 
 
 5841. FANNY NEWMAN 
 Social Service Work; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 O 5, 1891, Indianapolis; d. Henry (b. 1852, 
 Austria) and Matilda Kuhn (b. 1866, do.). 
 Prepared in Man. Tr. H. S.. Indianapolis. 
 Delta Pi Omega. Teacher,, H. S., New Salis- 
 bury, Ind., 1913-14; do.. New Castle, Ind,, 
 1914-15; Social Service Worker, Bur, of Per- 
 sonal Service, Chicago, 1916 — . Reconst. work. 
 Welfare Bd. , Paris, France. Address, 5491 
 Drexel Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5S42. LEONARD VICTOR NEWTON 
 Superintendent; B, S, in Min. E.; b. F 21, 
 1891, Chicago; s. Peter (b. S 29. 1854, do.) 
 and Belle A. Newton (b. D 26, 1862). Pre- 
 pared in Lake View H. S., Chicago. Delta 
 I'psilon; Pres., Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. 
 Supt., Shops and Equipment. Chicago Telephone 
 Co., 1909-17; Supt., Equipment. Chicago Dist., 
 Texas Co., 1917 — . Auth.: Magazine Articles 
 on Internal Combustion Engines and Automo- 
 bile Lubrication. Mem., Advisory Council, 
 Truck Owner's Conference. Married Mabel E. 
 Dennis. Je 26, 1916, May wood, HI. Child, 
 Pauline A,, b, Ja 10, 1918, .Address, 5456 Glen- 
 wood Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Room 1350 Mc- 
 Cormick Bldg., do. 
 
 5842-A. JAMES LAWRENCE NICHOLS 
 A. B. in L. & A,: b. D 9, 1890, Naperville, 
 III,; s, James Lawrence Nichols. Prepared in 
 Phillips Exeter Acad. 3rd R. O, T, C., Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1917. Address, 100 Chicago Ave., 
 Naperville, lU.t 
 
 5843. RALPH ULINE NICHOLS 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E.; b, O 21, 1890, 
 Elgin, 111,; s, W, U. Nichols. Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; L^niv. Glee 
 and Mandolin Club; Leader, Mandolin Club. 
 Bldg. Contr,, Wieboldt Const, Co. .Address, 
 4828 Hutchinson St., Chicago; bus. add., 1534 
 West Van Buren St., do. 
 
 5844. JAMES ARTHUR NOON 
 Prin. H. S.; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 27, 1891, 
 Cambridge, Mass.; s. Alfred Noon, (b. D j, 
 1854, Eng.) and Jennie (Taylor) Noon (b. S 
 25, 1865, Dunstable, Mass.). Prepared in Ever- 
 ett (Mass.) II. S. Ionian; Easterner's Club; 
 Fresh. -Soph. Debate; 111. LTnion Dramatic 
 Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Volunteer Band; 
 Mask and Bauble Cast. Teacher, Philippines, 
 1913 — . Married Helen M. Betterley, S 2, 
 1916, Brattleboro, Vt. Address, Bureau of Edu- 
 cation, Manila, P, I, 
 
 5845, GEORGE SINCLAIR NUTT 
 
 Chemist: B, S, in Chem,; b. Jl 7, 1888, Buck- 
 ingham, 111,; s, Levi Gamble (b. D 10. 1865, 
 Norton Tp.. III.) and Mary Eulalia (.\rmitage) 
 Nutt (b. N 8, i866, do.). Prepared in Kanka- 
 
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 Baccai.aukicate Alumni 
 
 S05 
 
 kee n. S.; Gcoigc VVashington Univ. I'lii I-amb- 
 da Upsilon; Chein. Soc. Chein., Synthetic Prod- 
 ucts Co., Chicago. 1913-14; Lab. Asst., Mint 
 Bur. Wa.sliiiiglon ]). C., 1914; Asst. Chem., In- 
 ternal Revenue Uur., rfo„ 1915-17; Charge, 
 Butterine Lab., Wilson & Co., Stockyards. Chi- 
 cago, 1918 — . Evac. Ilosp., No. 20, Camp Grant, 
 III. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married (irace C. 
 Middleton, O 6, 1914, Washington 1). C. Child, 
 Donald Sinclair, b. N 21, 1915. Address, 5738 
 Drexcl Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Wilson & 
 Co., Stockyards, do. 
 
 5846. CLAUDE LESLIE OATIIOUT 
 (Husband of No. 6627; Brother of No. 3130) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 5, 1888, Cissna 
 Park, 111.; s. Charles Fletcher (b. 1854, N. Y.) 
 and Ellen Jane (Willis) Oathout (b. 1858, Loda, 
 111.). Prepared in Loda II. S. Farmer, Cissna 
 Park, 111. Married Bessie Irene Turner ('14), 
 D 29, 191 s, Loda, 111. Child, Charles Harvey, 
 b. F 10, 1917. Address, Cissna Park, 111. 
 
 5847. CHARLES ANDREW O'CONNOR 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. D 24, 1890, Findlay, O.; 
 
 s. 11. O'Connor. Prepared in DeKalb Tp. JL 
 S. Phi Sigma Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Yoxan; 
 Pan-Hellenic Council; III. -Neb. Debate; Jr. 
 Prom. Com.; Sr. Memorial Com.; Sr. Ball Com.; 
 Law Dance Com. Address, Aurora, III. 
 
 5848. THOMAS EDWARD O'DONNELL 
 Instructor; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 5, 1885, 
 
 OIney, 111.; s. Edward (b. do.) and Emma E. 
 (Boyd) O'Donnell (b. do.). Prepared in Olney 
 H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. Soc. Arch, with 
 Prof. N. A. Wells, Europe, 1912; Arch., Santa 
 Ana, Calif., 1913; do., Cleveland, 1913-14; do., 
 Sandusky, O., 1914-17; do., Elyria, O., 1Q17- 
 18; Instr., Arch., Univ. of III., 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M. Married Dorothy May Miller, 
 O 19, 1914, Wheeling, W. Va. Children: Robert 
 Merrill, b. Mr 18, 191 6; David Boyd, b. Mr 14, 
 191 8. Address, 810 Nevada St., Urbana; bus. 
 add., 402 Engng. Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 5849. MARTIN FREDERICK OEHMKE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 31, 1888, Penfield, 
 
 111.; s. John Frederick (b. Ja 31, '^47^ Meck- 
 lenbcrg-Schwerin, Province, Ger.) and Caroline 
 Dorothea (Schultz) Oehmkc (b. My 31, 1854, 
 do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Phi Delta 
 Phi; Philomathean; John Marshall Law Club; 
 Scribblers; Bd., ///. Mag.; Law V. P., III. Stu- 
 dent's Union. Lawyer, E. St. Louis, 111., 
 1913— . Pvt., U. S. A., Camp Dodge, la.; 
 Sergt., Co. E, 45th Inf., Camp Gordon, Judge 
 Advocate Gen. Dept., Cam|) Sheridan, Ala.; 
 Mustered out, N 29, 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 O. E. S.; Treas. E. St. Louis Bar Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 559 N. 13th St., East St. Louis, III.; 
 bus. add., 600 Cahokia Bldg., do. 
 
 5850. PHILIP LANGWORTHY OGDEN 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 10, 1891, 
 
 Chicago; s. II. I), and Julia Ogden. Prepared 
 in Tiskilwa IL S. Pi Omicron; E. E. Soc; 
 Stud. Mem.. A. I. E. E. Address, 804 Wood 
 St., Wilkinsburg, Pa. 
 
 5851. ARTHUR HOOK OGLE 
 (Brother of No. 5852) 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. My 3, 1892, 
 Belleville, 111.; s. A. B. Ogle. Prepared in E. 
 St. Louis H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi; Beta Gamma Sigma; 
 Ma wan-da; Prelim. Honors; Ed., Illini; Assoc. 
 Ed., do.; Pres., Alliance of West. Coll. Dailies. 
 Newspaper work, St. Louis, 191 3-1 6; Asst. Gen. 
 Mgr., Portland Cement Assn., Chicago, 1916-17. 
 ist Lt., O. R. C, 1917; Capt., 341st Inf. N. 
 A., Camp Grant, 111., 1917 — . Mem., Illini 
 Clubs. Chicago and St. Louis. Address, 617 
 East B St., Belleville. Ill, 
 
 5852. CHARLES ROBERT OGLE 
 (Brother of No. 5851) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 17, 1891, 
 BelUville, 111.; s. A. B. Ogle. Prepared in St. 
 Louis Man. Tr. H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Phi 
 Beta Kaiipa; Delta Ka!)pa Chi; Ma-wan-da; 
 Prehni. Honors; 1 liini Stall; Homecoming Com. 
 Estimator, Contr. and Mech. Engr. Address, 
 bi7 East B St., Belleville, III. 
 
 5853. 'BENITO RENE ORDONEZ 
 Engineer; B. S. ifi M. E.; B. S. in Ry. E. E., 
 1914; M. S. in Ry. E. E., 1917; b. F 24, 1890, 
 Sallillo, Mex.; s. Benito (b. Ap 3. 1856, do.) 
 and Felicitas Garcia Ordonez (h. Jl 8, 1859, 
 San Nicolas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mex.). P're- 
 Ijared in Nat. Prep. Sch. of Mex.; Univ. Acad. 
 Spanish CIul); Latin-Am. ('lub; Ry. Club; Stud. 
 Branch A. S. M. E.; Fellowsliip. Designer, 
 Burr Co., Champaign, 1914; Scientific inves- 
 tigator, Ry. Dept., Univ. of III., 1915-17; West- 
 inghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1917-18. Died Je 
 .;(., 1 01 8, East Pittsburgh. 
 
 5854. HARLEY PARIS OTTMAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 3. i89,'?, Chicago; 
 s. Wm. Oltman. Prepared in Hyde Park II. S., 
 Chicago. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. Stratford 
 Poultry Farm, Roselle, III., 1917. Corp., 
 Ildritrs., Inf. 55, A. E. F. France, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Mrs. Wm. O. Ottman, 5652 Mary- 
 land Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 5855. EMMONS OVERMIER 
 (Brother of No. 4844) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 25, 1889, 
 Christian Co., III.; s. T. G. (b. S 21, 1859, 
 Warsaw, III.) and Rachel (Davidson) Over- 
 mier (b. S. 2, 1857, Mt. Auburn, III.). Pre- 
 pared in James Milliken Univ. Acad. Stud. 
 Mem. A. S. M. E. Special Apprentice, Pack- 
 ard Motor Car Co., Detroit, 1914-16; Mech. 
 Engr., do., 1916-17; Asst. Supt., Burr Co.. 
 Champaign. 1917-18; Mech. Engr., Standard 
 Oil Co., Whiting, Ind., 1918 — ■. Assoc. Mem., 
 Soc. Automotive Engrs. Married Bessie Hen- 
 rietta Austin, Je 15, 1914, Blue Mound. III. 
 Child, Richard Austin, b. Je 13, igi8. Address, 
 7201 Lal'^ayette Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5856. MARGARET PACK 
 (Sister of No. 9307) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. &• A.; b. D 8, 1889, 
 Independence, Mo.; d. William Francis (b. 
 1847, Cincinnati) and Mary Belle (Ferguson) 
 Pack (b. 1861, Liljerty, Mo.). Prepared in 
 Oak Park and River ]'"orest Tp. II. S. Class 
 basketball. Playground Dir. ami .Story-teller, 
 River P'orest, 111.; Teacher, Hamilto?i, 111., 10 18. 
 .4ddress, 360 Franklin Ave., River Forest, III.; 
 bus. add., 232 S. Randolph St., Macomb, III. 
 
 5857. WILLIAM KING PALMER, JR. 
 
 Florist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 2, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. W. K. Palmer. Prejiared in J. S. 
 Morton II. S.. Cicero. -Scabbard and Blade; 
 ("apt., Univ. Regt.; Agr. Club; Y. M. C. A. 
 Cai)inet; Class Basketball. Instr., Floriculture, 
 I'niv. of III., 1915-16; Florist, igi6 — . ist Lt., 
 Co. K, 3 1 2th Regt., Div. 78, A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 6424 Fairfield Ave., Berwyn, III. 
 
 5858. CHARLES JOHN PANKOW 
 (Husband of No. 5219) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 3, 1892, 
 Detroit; s. Charles C. (b. F 16, i860, Conow, 
 Mecklenburg, Ger.) and Mary E. (Stelzle) 
 Pankow (b. Ap 28, 1863, Oshawa, Ontario, 
 Can.). Prepared in Elgin II. S. Arch. Club. 
 Arch., Urbana, 1913-17. ist f-t., 465 Aero 
 S.|dn., A. S. S. C. A. E. F., via N. Y., 1917—- 
 Mem., B. P. O. E.; Shriner. Married Bessie 
 Busey Hoult ('12), O 8, 1917, Detroit. Ad- 
 dress, 112 W. Hill St., Champaign. 
 
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 5S59. HELEN LUCY PARKER 
 (Sister of No. 7122) 
 Teacher; B. Mus.; b. D 24, 1890, Terra 
 Haute, Ind.; d. A. A. Parker (b. S 16, 1854, 
 Aurora, O.) and Ella L. (Cone) Parker (b. Mr 
 II, 1859. Madison, O.)- Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Advisory Bd., Woman's League. 
 Address, Chatham, lll.t 
 
 5860. HARRY GLENN PARKINSON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 16, 1890, Deerlick, 111.; 
 s. John L. Parkinson. Pijepared in Waynes- 
 burg (Pa.) Acad. A. B., Waynesburg Coll., 
 191 1. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Eastener's Club. 
 Address, Hickory, Pa.f 
 
 5861. CLYDE HARRISON PARR 
 (Husband of No. 6261) 
 Attorney; LL. B.; b. D 5, 1885, Xenia, 111.; 
 s. George Hamilton (b. O 26, 1864, Meggs Co., 
 O.) and Dora Belle (Tate) Parr (b. Jl 3, 1865, 
 Xenia, 111.). Prepared in Granite City H. S. 
 Theta Chi; Philomathean. Atty. 1913 — ; Asst. 
 St. Atty., Macoupin Co., 111., 1917 — • I"f- Co. 
 G, 3rd Repl. Regt., Camp Gordon, Ga. ; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 2. 1919. Married Helen Winifrede 
 Grant (14), jl 5, 1916, Urbana. Address, 
 Benld, 111. 
 
 5862. NEWTON LYMAN PARTRIDGE 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1914; Ph. D., 1917; b. 
 D 10, 1890, Chicago; s. Newton A. (b. Mr 23, 
 1852 Peacham, Vt.) and Nellie (Hammond) 
 Partridge (b. Mr 27, 1858. Watertown, Wis.). 
 Prepared in New Trier Tp. and Lake View 
 H. Schs. Acanthus; Sigma Xi; Ionian; Hort. 
 Club; Agr. Club; Capt., Univ. Regt. Pvt., 
 Corp., Sergt., Bat. F, ist 111. F. A., i9i4-i(); 
 ist Lt. F. A. R. C; Asst. Instr. at ist and 
 2nd Tr. Camps, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; 19th 
 F. A.J 1918; Capt., 5th Brig., 5th Div., 3rd 
 Army Corps, Lorraine, France, 1918; with 
 Army of (Occupation, Luxemburg, 1918 — . 
 Mem.. Nat. Geog. Soc. ; A. A. A. S. ; Mich. 
 St. Hort. Soc; 111. St. Hort. Soc. Address, 
 1 60 1, 69 W. Washington St., Chicago. 
 
 5863. ELSIE PATTON (JOHNSON) 
 (Wife of No. 5747; Sister of No. 1750) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 18, 1888, Paxton, 111.; 
 d. William T. and Frances M. (Flagg) Patton. 
 Prepared in Paxton II. S.; De Pauw Univ., 
 1908-9. Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Harvey Judd 
 Johnson ('13), Ja S, 1914, Urbana. Children: 
 Natalie, b. Mr 6, 1916; Robert Lawren, b. D 20, 
 1916. Address, 5128 N. Lincoln St., Chicago. 
 
 5864. WILLIAM HENRY PEARSON 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. & A.; b. N i, 1883, Lena, 
 
 111.; s. Henry (b. Hewhurst, Sussex, Eng.) 
 and Sarah (Newble) Pearson (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Lena H. S. Clerk, Lena Casket & 
 Supply Co., Lena, 111. Address, Lena, 111. 
 
 5865. JOHN GEORGE PENN 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 29, 1887, 
 Coal City, 111.; s. James W. (b. Ag 10, 1857, 
 Eng.) and Kate (Trotter) Penn (b. S 15, 1862, 
 Wilmington, 111.). Prepared in Morris H. S. 
 Toll Line Engr., Chicago Tel. Co., 1913-ih; do., 
 Mich St. Tel. Co., Detroit, 1916— . Battery 
 D, ist 111. F. A. Border Service, 1915-17- 
 Assoc, A. I. E. E. ; Chm., Bd. of Governors, 
 Mich. St. Engng. Club. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 R. A. M. Married Florence Alona Hunger- 
 ford, Ag 30, 1917, Joliet, 111. Address, 314 
 Hogarth Ave., Detroit; bus. add., c/o Engng. 
 Dept., Mich. St. Tel. Co., do. 
 
 5866. HAROLD PETERSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 13. 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Hans (b. My 10, 1853, Aarhus, 
 Denmark) and Clara (Clausscn) Peterson (b- 
 
 N 17, 1858, Porsgrund, Norway). Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst. C. E. (ilub. Office and Field 
 Engr., Alvord & Burdick, Consulting Engrs., 
 Chicago, 1913-15; Valuation Work, Chicago 
 Great Western Ry., 1915-16; Detailed investi- 
 gation for Report of Chicago Traction and 
 .Subway Comn., 1916-17; Asst. Engr. to Lt. 
 Col. D. H. Mawry, Consulting Water Works 
 Engr., War Dept., 1917 — . Married Serena 
 Natalie Jensen, My 19, 191 7, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 1113 C St., N. E., Washington, D. C. 
 
 5867. HERBERT CHRISTIAN PETERSON 
 Ci,v. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 19, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. C. D. J. Peterson. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. C. E. Club. 
 Teacher, Man. Tr., Chicago, 19 15. Address, 
 S^3i S. Carpenter St., Chicago. 
 
 5868. LOLA MAUDE PETERSON 
 (ROGSTAD) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 20, 1890, Hillsboro, 
 N. Dak.; s. P. S. Peterson. Prepared in Ililh- 
 boro H. S.; Wolfe Hall, Denver; Long Beach, 
 Calif. H. S. Chi Omega. Married F. J. Rog- 
 stad. Address, Detroit, Minn. 
 
 5869. RALPH GERALD PETERSON 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Je i, 1889, Chicago; s. F. 
 T. Peterson. Prepared in N. Div. H. S., Chi- 
 cago; Waller H. S., Chicago; Attended Armour 
 Inst. C. E. Club. Address. R. 4, Paw Paw, 
 Mich. 
 
 5870. CLARK CULBERTSON PIPER 
 
 (Brother of No. 5871) 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc; b. O 18, 1886, Sum- 
 ner, 111.; s. Herbert A. (b. 1807, do.) and Lou 
 A. (Culbertson) Piper (b. 1854, do.). Pre- 
 
 Eared in LIniv. Acad.; So. 111. St. Norm. M. 
 >., Rush Med. Coll., 1915. Interne in Hospi- 
 tals of Chicago. Lt. Base Hospital Unit 14, 
 O. R. M. C, Camp Merritt, N. J. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, 93 Hogarth St., 
 Detroit; bus. add., Kresge Bldg., do. 
 
 5871. HARRY BRUCE PIPER 
 (Brother of No. 5870) 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 17, 1890, 
 Sumner, 111.; s. Herbert A. (b. F 19, 1854, 
 Clmmbersburg, Pa.) and Lou A. (Culliertson) 
 Piper (b. Ap 1, 1858, Sumner, 111.). Prepared 
 in LIniv. Acad. Agr. Club. Teacher, So. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1913-18; Co. Agt.. Richland 
 Co.. Olney, 111., 1918— . 111. Nat. Guard, Car- 
 bon'dale. 111., 1917-18. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Nettie Pearl Lathrop, Jl 30, 1913, 
 Sumner, 111. Children: Harry Bruce, Jr., b. 
 Ja 23, 1915; Gale Lathrop, b. D 23, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Olney, 111. 
 
 5872. LYLE JAY PLETCHER 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1574, 4859, 5873, 7867) 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. F 28, 1891, 
 Hoopeston, 111.; s. David S. (b. Jl 24, 1851, 
 Pittsburgh) and Elizabeth C. (Pees) Pletcher 
 (b. F 14, 1857, do.). Prepared in Rochester 
 (Ind.) H. S. M. S., la. St. Coll. Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Adelphic. Instr., Chem.. la. St. Coll., 
 1013-15; Asst. Prof., Univ. of Miss., Oxford, 
 Miss., 1915-16; Asst. Prof., Chem., So. Metho- 
 dist Univ., Dallas, Tex., 1916-18; Research 
 Chem., Tex. Co. Refinery. Mem., A. C. S.; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Margaret Hill, Je 12, 
 1917, Chicago. Address, 205 Lake Shore Apts., 
 Port .Arthur, Tex. 
 
 5873. OPHA BELLE PLETCHER 
 (PICKETT) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. i574, 4859, 5^72, 7867) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S. ; b. F 5. 1887, 
 Hoopeston, 111.; d. D. S. (b. Jl 24, 1851, Pitts- 
 burgh) and Elizabeth C. (Pees) Pletcher (b. 
 F 14, 1857, do-). Prepared in Rochester (Ind.) 
 
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 IT. S. Alpha Delta Pi. T.i1)n.. Rochester, 
 Ind., 1916. Married R. E. Pickett. Address, 
 Sandusky, Mich. 
 
 5874. WILBUR IIOMKR PONDER 
 (Brother of Nos. 4S61, S363) 
 Banker; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. F 11, 
 1890, Hammond, 111.; s. John R. (b. Washing- 
 ton Co., Tenn.) and Elizabeth (Bolin) Ponder 
 (b. Sullivan. 111.). I'repared in Univ. Acad. 
 V. P., Cml. Club; Treas. Sr. Class; Univ. Band. 
 With No. Trust Banking Co., Chicago. Mem., 
 B. P. O. E. Address, 909 W. California Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add., c/o Northern Trust Banking 
 Co., Chicago. 
 
 5875. AGNES PORTER (SAWYER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4401) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap 22, 1890, Salem, 
 111.; d. John B. (b. D 16, 1865, do.) and Mar- 
 garet B. (Pfeffer) Porter (b. Ag 8, 1869, Ports- 
 mouth, O.). Prepared in Olney II. S.; Forest 
 Park Univ., St. Louis. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Illiola. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Albert Butler Sawyer, Jr. ('10), D 
 31, 1913, Olney, 111. Children: Margaret Ellen, 
 b. D 22, 1914; Albert Butler, III, b. JI 6, 1916. 
 Address, Norborne, Mo. 
 
 5876. CHARLEY LYMAN PORTER 
 Teacher; A. B. in Agr.; b. F 22, 1889, 
 
 Mackinaw, 111. I'repared in Mackinaw H. S. 
 Instr., Biol., Parsons Coll. Address, 602 N. 
 3rd St., Fairfield, la. 
 
 5877. WILLARD BLAINE PORTERFIELD 
 (Brother of Nos. 2788, 3517) 
 Banker; A. B. in Bus. L. & A. ; b. S 4, 1892, 
 Fairmount, 111.; s. Millard Filmore (b. F 17, 
 1849, Worthington, Pa.) and Isabclle Julia 
 (Cole) Porterfield (b. .\g 28, 1863, Worthing- 
 ton, Mass.). Prepared in Fairmount H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Alpha Delta Phi; Sigma Delta 
 Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi. Bn. O. M. L'niv. Regt. ; 
 Class Baseball; V. P., 111. Union; Varsity Club; 
 Asst. Ath. Ed., Daily lllini. Banker, Fair- 
 mount, 111. 2d Lt. 32d Regt., C. A., Camp 
 Eustis, Va., 1918. Mem., B. P. O. E.; A. F. 
 A. M. Address, Fairmount, 111. 
 
 5878. ALVA LE ROY PRICKETT 
 Assistant; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; A. M., 
 1918; b. Ja 30, 1890, Auburn, 111.; s. Frank 
 (b. My 6, 1850, N. J.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Wood) Prickett (b. Mr 20, 1851, Springfield, 
 in.). Prepared in Litchfield H. S. Sigma 
 Phi Epsilon; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta; 
 V. P., Sr. Class. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1913-14; Sales Correspondent, Mail Order 
 House, Chicago, 1914-15; Asst. Sales Mgr., 
 Educational Dept., Rand McNally & Co., Chi- 
 cago. 1915-17; Asst., Econ., Univ. of 111., 1917- 
 18; In charge Econ. Dept., Junior Coll., Hib- 
 bing, Minn., 1919 — . Married Sarah Bonnie 
 Stevenson, D 31, 1917, Chicago. Address, 814 
 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 5879. FORD SMOOT PRINCE 
 Farrn Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 14, 1887, 
 Ballou, O.; s. W. H. Prince. Prepared in 
 Miami Univ. Prep. Beta Theta Pi; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Varsity Football. J)ept. of Soils, 
 Lansing, Mich., 1914. Asst., Agronomy Farm 
 Adviser, Xenia, O. Married Alice Fletcher, D 
 27, 1917, Concord, N. H. Address, Xenia, O. 
 
 5880. MERWIN LOGSDON PRINDLE 
 Contractor; A. B. in Sc; b. S 18, i8go, 
 Chicago; s. W. J. Prindle. Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S., Chicago. Alpha Delta Phi. Real 
 Est. and Contr., Chicago. Capt., Supply Co., 341 
 Inf., 8r,th Div., .\. E. F., France. Address, 5908 
 Normal Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 5881. FREDERICK JOSEPH PROUT 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. M. E. ; b. Mr 4, i8go, 
 
 Troy, N. V.; s. Thomas Edwin (b. Ag 31, 1865, 
 Birmingham, Eng.) and Annie (Paynter) Prout 
 (b. My I, 1866, Troy, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Topeka (Kan.) H. S.; Univ. of Kan., 191 o. 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E.; Pres., Ry Club. 
 Asst., Test Dept., A. T. & S. F. Ry, Topeka, 
 Kan., 191 3-1 8; Asst. Engr., do., 19 18 — . Mar- 
 ried Grace Marie Eldridge, Je 19, 191S, Topeka, 
 Kan. Child, Mary Louise, b. Ja 27, 19 17. Ad- 
 dress, 2073 Van Buren St., Topeka, Kan.; bus. 
 add.. Motive Power Bldg., do. 
 
 5882. STUART ALBERT RALSTON 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 17, 1889, 
 
 Caledonia, 111.; s. J. C. Ralston. Prepared in 
 Bcloit Coll. Acad. Chi Beta; E. E. Soc. ; Glee 
 Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Class Baseball; Jr. 
 Prom. Com. 2nd O. R. C, Ft. Sheridan. 111., 
 1917; 2nd Lt. Signal Corps, A. P. O. 702, A. 
 E. F., France, 1918^. Address, Caledonia. 111. 
 
 5883. CHARLES CLAFLIN RAND 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram.; b. Je 8, 1892, 
 Lombard, 111.; s. Herbert Stone (b. F 18, 1866, 
 Cliicago) and Mary Alice (Clafllin) Rand (b. F 
 18, 1866, do.). Prepared in Wheaton H. S. 
 Special Honors. Lab. Asst., Univ. of 111., 191 3- 
 14; Lab. Asst., Bur. of Standards, Pittsburgh, 
 1914-16; Salesman, E. A. Wilcox Co.; igi6-i8; 
 Asst. Ceram. Chein., Bur. of Standards, 1918- 
 19; Ceramic Engr., 1919 — . Pa. Nat. Guard, 
 1015-16. Married Isabel Eva Collom, Mr .s, 
 1913, Covington, Ind. Children: Alice Isabel, b. 
 D 17, 1913; Robert Collom, b. Ag 24, 1917. 
 Address, 1037 E. 141st St., Cleveland; bus. 
 add.. Ceramic Engng. E.xp. Lab., National 
 Lamp Co., do. 
 
 5884. OTTO COFFEEN FITZ RANDOLPH 
 (Husband of No. 5515) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 27. 1890, 
 Arkansas City, Kan.; s. Jackson Fitz (b. I'.loom- 
 ington, Ind.) and Lacy (Coffeen) Randolph (h. 
 Homer, 111.). Prepared in Wendell Pliillijis IL 
 S. Chicago. Phi Gamma Delta; Football Team. 
 P.ridge Insp. and Engr., Detroit, 1913-17. 2nd 
 Lt., i6th Regt. Engrs., 1917; ist Lt., N. A., 
 1018; Maj., special duty, Washington, D. C. ; 
 Mustered out, D 13, 1918. Mem., Detroit 
 Engng. Soc. 1916; A. F. A. M., 1914; Pres. 
 mini Club, Detroit, 1916. Married Helen Ab- 
 bott ('13). Je 16, 1917, Chicago. Address, 
 1629 E. 86th St., Cleveland, O.; bus. add., 
 6523 Euclid Ave., do. 
 
 5885. ETHEL ALICE RANSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 2218, 5375) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. My 23, 1891, 
 Kilbourne, 111.; d. G. W. (b. 1849, do.) and 
 .Sarah Ellen (Ainsworth) Ranson CI). 1851. .Sai- 
 dora. 111.). Prepared in Havana H. S. Alpha 
 Xi Delta; Athenean. Teacher, Mansfield, 111:, 
 1913-17; do., Bement, 111., 1917 — . Address, 
 Bement, 111. 
 
 5886. ACORS EARL RATHBUN 
 Buyer; A. B. in Sc; b. My 18, 1889, River 
 Forest, 111.; s. Acors Wells (b. D 7, 1863. 
 Bloomingdale, 111.) and Annie Louise (Parker) 
 Rathbun (b. O 14, 1863, Chicago.). Prepared 
 in Wheaton H. S.; Lewis Inst., Chicago. Phi 
 Delta Theta; Yoxan; Alpha Gamma Rho; Mgr., 
 Varsity Football. Asst., Sears Roebuck & Co., 
 1913-i.S; Buyer, Drug Sundries, do.. 1915 — . 
 Tst. 111. F. A. 111. Nat. Guard, 1915-17; ind 
 Lt., Avia. Sec, Signal O. R. C, Ft. Worth, 
 Tex.; Mustered out, D 12, 19 18. Address, 
 Glen Ellyn, III.; bus. add., 925 S. Iloman Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 5887. BYRNE LUCAS RAY 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 25, 1892, Mason City, la.; 
 s. William Ray. Prepared in Mason City H. 
 S. Chi Beta. .Iddress, Gambrills, Md. 
 
5o8 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 U913 
 
 5888. EDWARD ERNEST REDDERSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. D 16, 
 
 1888, Milwaukee; s. John Henry (b. about 1830, 
 Hanover, Ger.) and Emily Caroline (Sendel- 
 bach) Redderson (b. about 1848, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Tri- 
 angle; Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club; Ry. Club; Pre- 
 lim. Honors; Final Honors. Engr.. Const., Chi- 
 cago Surface Lines, 1913-14; Plan Examiner, 
 and Struct. Engr., Chicago, 1914-17; is't Lt., 
 Ord. Dept., 1918 — . Mem., West. Soc. of 
 Engrs., 1913 — ; Birchwood Country Club, 
 191 7 — . Address, 121 7 N. Shore Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Nitrate Div., Box 337, U. S. 
 Nitrate Plant 2, Muscle Shoals, Ala. 
 
 5889. ALICE REDHED 
 
 (Sister of No. 4378) 
 Plavground Dir. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 
 3, 1889, Tolono, 111.; d. William Redhed. Pre- 
 pared in Tolono H. S.; Oxford Coll. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma; ist Cabinet Y. W. C. A. Dir. 
 Ward Sch. Playground, Port Arthur, Tex.. 
 1916-17. Address, Tolono, Ill.t 
 
 5890. ERWIN AMBROSE REED 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 17, 1890. Chi- 
 cago; s. John A. (b. F 12, 1865, Rittersville, Pa.) 
 and Paulina (Koenig) Reed (b. Jl 25, 1868, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chi- 
 cago. C. E. Club; Rv. Engrs. Club. Drafts- 
 man, C. M. & St. P. Ry., Chicago; Bridge 
 Engr., Co. Highway Depts., Iowa, 1914-15; 
 do., Peru, 111., 1916; Highway Bond Issue, Co 
 Highway Dept., Chicago, 1917 — . Address, 1930 
 N. Kenneth Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Co. 
 Highway Dept., Cook Co., do. 
 
 5891. HARRY PAYNE REEVES 
 Professor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., i9U; 
 b. O 7, 1 886. Carmi, 111.; s. I. R. and Mary 
 E. Reeves. Prepared in Carmi H. S. II Cen- 
 tre Literario Espanol; Der Deutsche Verein; 
 Le Cercle Frangais; Treas., Mask and Bauble. 
 Assoc. Prof., Spanish, O. Wesleyan Univ., 1917; 
 do., Cornell, Summer, 1917. Address, Dela- 
 ware, O.t 
 
 5892. FRITZ REIN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 13, 1887, Rem- 
 ington, Ind. ; s. F. Rein. Prepared in Gilman 
 H. S. Address, Urbana.f 
 
 5893. CHARLES LEONARD REISNER 
 Advertiser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 22. 1890, 
 
 Sterling, 111.; s. J. L. Reisner. Prepared in 
 
 Sterling II. S. Agr. Club. Milk Tester, Univ. 
 
 of 111., 1914; Agr. Advertiser. Address, 1007 
 
 -and Ave., Sterling, 111. 
 
 5894. WALTER RICHARD REITZ 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 10. 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Jacob and Elizabeth Celia (Pender- 
 ■gast) Reitz. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S. 
 ist Lt., Ord. Dept., U. S. A.; Capt., do.. A. P. 
 O. 717, A. E. F., France. Address, 41 16 Park 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5895. HOPE EDWIN REUM 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 29, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Oscar August (b. Jl 15, 1867, Janes- 
 ville Wis.) and Lizzie Francis (Beck) Reum 
 (b. Baltimore, J\id.). Prepared in Lane H. S. 
 Sigma Nu. Supt., Zander Reum Co., Contrac- 
 tors, Chicago. 1913-18; Asst. Engr., Carolina 
 Shipbuilding Corp., 1918. — . Mem., Chicago 
 Tennis Club. Address, 429 Roslyn Place, Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 1603, 105 W. Monroe St., do. 
 
 5896. ERNEST ALBERT RICH 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2796, 3153) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O r8. 1887, Metamora, 
 
 111.; s. Albert R. (b. S 22, 1845. do.) and Mary 
 
 Ellen (Slemmons) Rich (b. Jl 4, 1845, O.) 
 
 Prepared in Washington H. S. Alpha Delta 
 
 Phi; Phi Delta Phi; Scabbard and Blade; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig. Lawyer, Washington, 111., 1913- 
 17; do.. El Paso, 111., 1917 — . Married Alice 
 Mead, F 2, 1911. Children: Virginia Alice, b. 
 F I, 1912; Mary Elizabeth, b. D 9, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, El Paso, 111. 
 
 5897. ARTHUR LOUIS RICHE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b._ D i, 1885, Nora 
 Springs, la.; s. E. A. (b. Ap 29, 1855. Indiana) 
 and Marion (Patterson) Riche (b. O 21, 1855, 
 O.). Prepared in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; 
 Ionian; E. E. Soc; Final and Special Honors; 
 Debating. Coml. Engr., S. W. Bell Tel. Co., 
 St. Louis, 1913-17; Efficiency Engr., Ralston 
 Purina Co., 1917-1S. Married Grace E. Mil- 
 holland, Je 24, 1914, St. Louis. Child, Eliza- 
 beth Ellen, b. F 7, 1916. Address, 401 1 Shaw 
 Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., 8th and Gratiot 
 Sts., do. 
 
 5898. LILLIAN RIDDLE 
 (Sister of No. 2225) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 15, 1889, 
 Mattoon, 111.; d. Harvey Scott (b. Mr 25, 1850, 
 Terra Haute, Ind.) and Lillie Rose (Looker) 
 Riddle (b. D i, 1854, Piqua, O.). Prepared in 
 Mattoon, H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta. Address, 
 Mattoon, 111. 
 
 5899. TEMPLE ELLIOTT RIDGELY 
 Capt., U. S. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ag 15, 
 
 1S90, Springfield, 111.; s. Franklin (b. do.) and 
 Hallie (Elliott) Ridgely (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Lake Forest Acad. Phi Kappa Psi. Mexican 
 Border Service, 1916; Pvt., Troop D. ist 111. 
 Cav.; ist Lt., Bat. E, 79th F. A., 1917; Capt., 
 do., 1917. Address, 1219 S. 6th St., Spring- 
 field, 111. 
 
 5900. NELLIE PAULINE RIGHTER 
 
 (HUNTER) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 19, 1890, Atwood, 111.; 
 d. George Floyd (b. 1863, Clarksburg, W. Va.) 
 and Florence Luella (Birchfield) Righter (b. 
 1867, Sullivan, 111.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Yo Ma. Married 
 Charles Madison Hunter, O i, 1913, Champaign. 
 .•iddress, 508 W. Jackson St., Abingdon, HI. 
 
 5901. ELMER ROBERTS 
 (Husband of No. 5379) 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; Ph. D., 1917; b. 
 Je 29, 1 886, Burnside, Ky. ; s. Missouri (b. D 
 22, 1837, Somerset, Ky.) and Lucy Helen 
 (Meece) Roberts (b. F 25, 1850, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Berkeley H. S. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; 
 Gamma Alpha; Adelphic; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. Asst. and Instr., Genetics, Univ. of 
 111., Urbana; Assoc, in Genetics, do., 1918 — -. 
 Auth. : (with H. L. Rietz) Degree of Resem- 
 blance of Parents and Offspring with Respect 
 to Birth as Twins for Registered Shropshire 
 Sheep, Jour. Agr. Researcli, Vol. IV, 191 5. 
 Mem.. .\. A. A. Soc; Am. Genetic Assn. Mar- 
 ried Myrtle Anna Renz ('12), Ag 11, 1917, 
 Henning, 111. Address, 1008 S. Lincoln Ave., 
 I'rbana; bus. add.. 103 Genetics BIdg., Univ. 
 of 111. 
 
 5902. HARRY VIVIAN ROBERTS 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 18, 1882, 
 Morning Sun la.; s. A. L. Roberts. Prepared 
 in Morning Sun (la.) H. S. Supt. of Const. 
 and Struct. Design on Sch. Bldgs., Louisville, 
 Ky. Address, Louisville, Ky. 
 
 5903. NELLIE READ ROBERTS 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. & A.; B. L. S., 1915; 
 b. N 25, 1891, Pittsburgh; d. Dryden Heath (b. 
 J! 24, 1851. Allegheny, Pa.) and Alice Hall 
 "(Read) Roberts (b. Jl 14, 1866. Auburn, Me.). 
 Prepared in Dixon H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Mask and Bauble; Scribbler's; Illiola; Asso- 
 
1913] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 509 
 
 ciated Univ. Players; Asst. Ed., Illio; Ed. 
 Staff, ///. Mag.; Libn., Eng. Seminar, Univ. of 
 111. Libr., 191 5 — ■. Auth. : Magazine Articles 
 of Interest to Teachers of Secondary Eng., ///. 
 Assn. of Teachers of Eng. Bui. Vol.' VIII, No. 
 5, 1916. Mem^, Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. Lib. Assn.; 
 Libr. Club; Eng. Jour. Club; Epis. Church. 
 Address, 403 S. Wright St., Champaign; bus- 
 add., 204 Lincoln Hall, Urbana. 
 
 5904. EVA LOVE ROBERTSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 27. ^^9^' 
 Morrison, 111.; d. William John (b. D 1865, 
 do.) and Mary Eva (Ogsbury) Robertson (b. 
 D 1865, Prophetstown, 111.). Prepared in 
 Morrison H. S. Teacher, Eng.. H. S., Newton, 
 111., 1914-16; do., Lewistown, 111., 1917-18. Ad- 
 dress, 204 W. John St., Champaign; bi(s. add., 
 Lewistown, 111. 
 
 5905. NELLIE MABEL ROBERTSON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 24, 1879, Deputy, 
 Ind.; d. James Dempster (b. O 8, 1842, Paris, 
 Ind.) and Sarah Rebecca (Miller) Robertson 
 (b. O I, 1844). Prepared in Moores Hill Coll. 
 Acad. A. B. Moore's Hill Coll., 1900. Order 
 Asst. Univ. of 111., 1910-13; Cataloger, do., 
 1913-17- Address, Deputy, Ind. 
 
 5906. FLORENCE ELINOR ROBINSON 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. Je 29, 1S91, Wahpeton, 
 N. D.; d. M. H. (b. D 7, 1817, Meredith, N. 
 H.) and Elinor (Corse) Robinson. Prepared in 
 LTniv. Acad. Chi Omega. Address, 1016 W. 
 California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 5907- "FRANK CHARLES ROHRBOUGH 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. D 16, 1891, Garden City, 
 Kan.; s. L. C. Rohrbough. Prepared in Du 
 Quoin Tp. H. S. Tau Beta Pi. Died S 6, 
 1914. 
 
 5908. CLARENCE SAMUEL ROSS 
 Geologist; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1915; b. S 
 29, 1880, Eldora, la.; s. James S. (b. 1852, 
 Province Quebec, Can.) and Martha H. 
 (Daniels) Ross (b. 1844. Brown Co., O.). 
 Prepared in Eldora (la.) H. S.; Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll. Sigma Xi; Bushnell Guild. Asst., Geol., 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-17; Geologist, U. S. Geol. 
 Sur., Washington, D. C. 191 7 — . Married 
 Helen Frederick, N i, 1918, Paxton, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 105 E. Green St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 c/o tJ. S. Geological Sur., Washington, D. C. 
 
 5909. RUSSEL CURTIS ROTTGER 
 Gen. Mgr. and Treas. ; A. B. in L. & A.; b. 
 My 16, 1891, Jacksonville, 111.; s. Curtis H. (b. 
 Ta 16, :86i, do.) and Jessie Agnes (Wilbur) 
 Rottger (b. Jl 27. 1863, Exeter, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Psi Upsilon; Illio 
 Staff, 191 3; St. Cashier and Paymaster, Central 
 Union Telephone Co., Springfield, 111.. 1913-15; 
 Gen. Mgr. and Treas., Vermilion Co. Telephone 
 (3o., Danville. 111., 1915 — . Sec, Danville 
 Rotary Club; Mem. Sangamo Club, Springfield, 
 111.; Country Club, Danville, 111.; Jovian 
 League, Indianapolis. Married Florence Mil- 
 dred Smith. N 21, 1914, Oak Park, 111. Child, 
 Rosemary Jane, b. D 17, 1918. Address, 1507 
 N. Franklin St., Danville, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 Vermilion County Telephone Co., do. 
 
 59 10. RICHARD YATES ROWE 
 Sec. and Agency Mgr.; A. B. in L. &. A.; 
 b. D 12, 1889, Jacksonville, 111.; s. F. H. (b. 
 1855, Vt.) and Marietta (Mathers) Rowe (b. 
 Jacksonville. 111.). Prepared in Whipple Acad.; 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1907-9. Delta Ka]ipa Epsi- 
 lon; Phi Delta Phi. Asst. Sec, Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon, New York City; Sec. and Agency 
 Mgr., (Tlover'Leaf Casualty Co., Jacksonville. 
 111. Ensign. U. S. N. R. F.. Newport, R. I. and 
 Pelhain Bay Sta.; Mustered out, D 30, 1918. 
 
 .Address, 11 52 W. State St., Jacksonville, 111.; 
 bus. add., Clover Leaf Life and Casualty Co. 
 do. 
 
 591 1. IRVING RANDOLPH RUBY 
 (Brother of No. 7175) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. S 11, 1890, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. George Nelson (b. 1864. Neb. I 
 and Julia Elizabeth (Randolph) Ruby (b. 1867, 
 Aurora, 111.). Prepared in Yorkville H. S. 
 Chi Beta; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Scabbard and Blade; (japt., Univ. Regt. ; Capt., 
 Football. Chem., Mishawaka Woolen Co., 
 (Mishawaka, Ind., 1913-16; B. F. Goodrich Co., 
 Akron, O., 1916-17; Research Chem., New Zer- 
 sey Zinc Co., Palnierton, Pa., 19 17 — . Mar- 
 ried Marguerite White, N 25, 1915, Misha- 
 waka, Ind. Child, (jeorge Benjamin, b. S 14, 
 1917. Address, Palmerton, Pa. 
 
 5912. HERBERT JUDSON RUCKER 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 21, 1888, 
 Literberry, III.; s. Greenberry William (b. do.) 
 and Ruth Anna Elizabeth (Griffin) Rucker 
 Prepared in Jacksonville H. S. B. S.. 111. Coll., 
 191 1. Instr., Sc, Geneseo Collegiate Inst.. 
 IPI3-15; Instr., Agr. and Chem. Blackburn 
 Coll., Carlinville, 111., 1915-18; Farm Adviser, 
 Effingham, 111., 1918 — . Married Hazel Glenn, 
 Ag 27, 1913, Jacksonville, 111. Address, Effing- 
 ham, 111. 
 
 5913. FAY A. RUMERY 
 Dairyman; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 22, 1890, 
 Oregon, 111.; s. LaVerne (b. O 18, 1855, Lock- 
 port, N. Y.) and Alice M. (Fahrney) Rumery 
 (b. F II, 1862, Oregon, 111.). Prepared in 
 (Jregon H. S.; Beloit Coll. Dairyman, Ohio 
 Dept. U. S. Service, 1918 — . Ord. Tr. Sch., 
 Camp Hancock, Ga. Married Beryle Lupien. 
 Ag 15, 1 91 7, Rochester, Minn. Address, Ore- 
 gon, 111. 
 
 5914- EARL RUNDLES 
 (Brother of Nos. 7179. 7180, 7915, 8720) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 20. 1883, 
 Huntertown, Ind.; s. J. J. and Mary Rundles. 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Civ. Engr., Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind. Address, c/o Wilbur Hyde, 555 
 Baldwin St., Detroit. 
 
 5915. WALTER CLIFFORD SADLER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E. ; b. F 15. 
 
 1891, South Elgin, 111.; s. Walter Lincoln (b 
 N. Y.) and Elizabeth Bertha (Walter) Sadler. 
 Prepared in Elgin H. S. Grad. work, Mass. 
 Inst, of Tech.; do., Harvard 191 5-1 6. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Ionia; Pres., Ry. Club; C. E. Club: 
 Prelim. Honors; Chm., Rodman, Insp.. In- 
 strument Man, Chief Insp. and. Office Engr. 
 of Const.. Great No. Ry. Co. ist Lt., i8th 
 Engrs., A. E. F., France. Mem., A. S. C. E. 
 Married Harriet Pearl Jamieson, Jl 21, 1917, 
 Tacoma, Wash. Child. Walter Robert, b. Ap 
 5, 1918. Address, 136 S. Porter St., Elgin. 111. 
 
 5916. ETHEL IMOGENE SALISBURY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 28, 1886, 
 
 Ridgefield. 111.; d. Charles Albert (b. S 9, 
 1851,. do.) and Winnie (Simmons) Salisbury 
 (b. S I. 1854 do.). Prepared in Crystal Lake 
 H. S. A. U., Columbia Univ., 1017- Phi Delta 
 Psi; Kappa Delta Pi; Scribblers: Illiola. 
 Elementary Supvr., Rockford Pub. Schs., 1913- 
 17; Supvr., Duluth Pub. Schs., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Administrative Uniformit>; of The Curriculum, 
 Ednc., Adm. and Superzision, My 191 7. Ad- 
 dress, 445 Judd St., Woodstock, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Bd. "of Educ. Office, Duluth, Minn. 
 
 5917. ERNEST EUGENE SAND ALL 
 Farmer: B. S. in Agr.; b. O 10, i8go, Bur- 
 lington, 111.; s. Frank Ezra (b. Ag 17. 1866, 
 Herbert, 111.) and Georgiana (Mann) Sandall 
 (h. F 3 1867. Burlington. 111.). Prepared in 
 Genoa H. S. Agr. Club: Philomathean. Farm- 
 
Sio 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1913 
 
 er, Burlington, III., 1913-iS; ^o-> DeKalb, III., 
 191S-16; do., Burlington, 111., 1916-18; do 
 Genoa, 111., 1918 — . Musician, 3rd. 111. Inf., 
 1916-17. Married Nellie Ford, N 30, 1917, 
 Rockford, 111. Address, Genoa, 111. 
 
 5918. GEORGE STANLEY SANGDAHL 
 Designer and Estimator; B. S. in C. E.; b. 
 My 13, 1889, Milwaukee; s. Lauritz E. (b. Mr 
 7, 1856, Norway) and Elizabeth (Saveland) 
 Sangdahl (b. D 12, i860, Milwaukee.). Pre- 
 pared in Calumet H. S.. Chicago; Assn. Inst., 
 Chicago; Armour Inst., Chicago. Triangle; 
 Pres., C. E. Club. Design and Insp. Engr., 
 Purdy and Henderson, Engrs., Chicago, 1913- 
 15; Sales Engr., Chicago Bridge & Iron Works 
 1915-16, Chicago; do., N. Y. office, igi^-ii^j 
 Sales Design and Estimating work, Specialized 
 in Elevated and Storage Tanks and other 
 Plate metal work. 2nd Lt.. Ord. Res. Corps, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918; 2nd. Lt., Ord. Dept., 
 A P O 717, A. E. F., France. Auth.: Sev- 
 eral Articles for IVater Tower Chicago Bridge 
 & Iron Works; do., Mgr., Triangle Review. 
 Sec and Treas., New Illini Club, 1917; Mem., 
 Chicago Illini Club, 191 2-16. Address, 2407 
 Irving St., N. E. Washington, D. C; bus. add., 
 1800 E St., N. W., do. 
 
 =;9i9. SOUTHWORTH SAMUEL 
 SARGEANT 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 9, 1890. Sprague, Neb ; 
 s L. S. Sargeant. Prepared in Geneva, H. b. 
 2nd Lt., Army Transport Service, Newport 
 News, Va., 1919 — . Address, 603S Harper Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 5920. CHARLES BOVETT SAYRE 
 
 Auto, bus.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 3, 1891. Chi- 
 cago; s. Charles Edward (b. Mr 8, 1862, Orange 
 Co , N. J.) and Evaline (Bovett) Sayre (b. 
 S 3, 1870, Chicago). Prepared in Lane Tech. 
 H. S , Chicago. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Prelim, and Final Honors; 1st 
 Lt. and Capt., Univ. Regt.; Varsity Fencing; 
 West Intercollegiate Fencing Champion, 191 3; 
 Class Swimming. Grad. Work. Hort. and Plant 
 Pathology, Purdue. Instr., Olericulture, Umv. 
 of 111., 1914; Instr. and Prof., Vegetable Gard- 
 ening, Purdue Univ., 1914-17; Auto, bus., 
 1919—. ist Lt., F. A. R. C, 1917; Maj., 326th 
 F. A., 1917; Adjt., iS9th F. A. Brig.; Lt. Col., 
 do 1918; mustered out of service. 191 8. Auth.: 
 Coml. Onion Growing, Ind. E.xperiment i>ta- 
 tion Circular, S7; Mint Growing in Ind., do. 
 Mem., Soc. for Hort. Sc, 1913-18; A. A. A. S., 
 1916-18; Vegetable Growers Assn. of Am., 1913- 
 18; St. Florists Assn. of Ind., 1916-17; Ind. 
 Hort. Soc, 191S-18. Address. 6428 Drexel Ave 
 Chicago; bus.' add., Sayre Motor Co., 146 N. 
 Main St., Canton, 111. 
 
 5921. EDWARD MICHAEL SCHALCK 
 Entomologist; A. B. in Sc; b. S 2^ 1884 
 Chicago; s. Michael (b. 1847. Alsace. France) 
 and Louise (Berkes) Schalck (b. i860, New 
 Orleans, La.). Prepared in Eng. H. and Man. 
 Tr. Sch.. Chicago; Univ. of Mich. Asst. St. 
 Entomologist, No. 111., Rockford, 111., 1917-18; 
 do. Chicago, 19 18 — . Mem., Am. Assn. Econ. 
 Entomologists; Nat. Agr. Soc. Address, Rock- 
 ford, 111. 
 
 5922. JACOB PHILIP SCHEID 
 Supt.. Schs.; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 16, 1875, 
 Freeburg, 111.; s. Charles (b. Nassau, Ger.) and 
 Margaret (Heigele) Scheid. Prepared in III. 
 St. Norm. Univ. Supt. of Schs., Greenview, 
 111., 1912-17; do.. Mason City, 111., 191" — • 
 Chm., Membership Com.. Red Cross. Greenview, 
 Til. Married Flora C. Hertel, Mr 19. 1902, 
 Freeburg, 111. Children: Flora H., b. Mr 12, 
 190?; liarold R., b. Mr 5. 1906; Dorothy E., 
 b. Ag 20, 1913. Address, Mason City, 111. 
 
 5923. OTTO PAUL SCHINNERER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; 
 b. N 5, 1S90, Ocheydan, la.; s. John (b. 1865, 
 Wilshire, O.) and Anna (Evers) Schinnerer (b. 
 1861, Llanover, Ger.). Prepared in Concordia 
 Coll., Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Concordia Sem., St. 
 Louis, 1909-11; Columbia, 1916-17. Instr., Ger., 
 Case Sch. of Applied Sc, Cleveland, 1914-16; 
 Teacher, Riverdale Country Sch., New York 
 City, 1917-18; Instr., Ger., Bowdoin Coll., 
 1918 — . Translator, Bur. of Investigation, Dept. 
 of Justice, Washington, D. C, 1917; Corp. Co. 
 M, 22nd Inf., 1918; i6th Co., C. O. T. S., 
 Camp Lee, \^a., 1918 — . Address, c/o Bowdoin 
 College, Brunswick, Me. 
 
 5924. LOUISE GUSTAVE SCHLUTIUS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 3, 1892, 
 Medaryville, Ind.; d. Rev. Gustave (b. 1855, 
 Berlin, Ger.) and Emllie Sohns (Hermann) 
 Schlutius (b. 1859, Mo.). Prepared in Gilman 
 H. S.; Harris Teachers Coll., St. Louis, 1910- 
 12; LTniv. of Chicago, 1918. Teacher, H. S., 
 Catlin, 111.; do., Fremont Sch., St. Louis. 
 Address, 6263 Magnolia Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 5925. LORENTZ SCHMIDT 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 25, 1884; 
 s. Bernhardt (b. Denmark) and Magdalene 
 (Gram) Schmidt (b. do.). Prepared in Clyde 
 (Kan.) H. S. and Kan. St. Norm., Emporia, 
 Kan. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. Club. Arch., Chi- 
 cago, 1913-15^ do., Wichita, Kan.. 1915 — . Y. 
 M. C. A. Christian Coll., Chicago, 1918 — . 
 Address. 336 S. Topeka Ave., Wichita, Kan.; 
 bus. add., 121 N. Market St., do. 
 
 5926. ERWIN ANTHONY SCHMITZ 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 30, 1889, St. 
 I-ouis; s. Otto Schmitz. Prepared in McKinley 
 H. S., St. Louis. Address, 21 14 S. Compton 
 Ave., St. Louis. t 
 
 5927. JOHN FRANCIS SCHNELLBACH 
 (Husband of No. 6626) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Jl 7, 1888, 
 Dixon, 111.; s. Joseph V. (b. Chicago) and Ella 
 (Lookingland) Schnellbach (b. Hagerstown, 
 Md.). Prepared in Dixon H. S. Engr., St. 
 Water Survey, Univ. of 111., 191 3 — . Mem., 
 Univ. Baptist Church. Married Phoebe Tuck- 
 er ('14), D 30, 1914, Roseville, 111. Address, 
 806 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 5928. CARL ARTHUR SCHOESSEL 
 Rate Setter; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 8, 1890, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. John Baptiste (b. Ag 9, 
 1863, Columbus, Ind.) and Minnie (Yeager) 
 Schoessel (b. Ja 30, 1865, Rock Island, 111.). 
 Prepared in Rock Island H. S. Iris; Sec. and 
 Pres., Stud. Branch A. S. M. E.; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Rate setting and betterment work, 
 Deere Plow Works, Moline,- 111., ion-17; In 
 Charge of rate setting and betterment work, 
 do., 1917 — . Mem., Rock Island Club; Moline 
 Cml. Club; Lutheran Church. Married Elsie 
 /\nne Knorr, F 23 1916, Rock Island, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 2832 7th Ave., Rock Island, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o John Deere Plow Works, Moline, 111. 
 
 5929. CLARENCE E. SCHOLL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; M. S., 1914: 
 Ph. D., 1916; b. My 3, 1891, Hondo, Tex.; s. 
 Tohn (b. Ta 11, i8so Fayette Co., Ind.) and 
 Emma (Schultz) Scholl (b. Ag 12, 1867, Star 
 Co., O.). Prepared in Watseka H. S. Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Scholarship, 1913-14; 
 Fellowship, 1914-16. Chem., U. S. Bur. of 
 Mines, Golden, Colo., 1916-17; do., Pittsburgh 
 Radium Co., Denver, 191 7 — • Auth.: The Com- 
 parative Value of a Calcium Lime and a Mag- 
 nesium-Calcium Lime for Water Softening, 
 Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem., Vol. 6. No. 3, 
 Mr 1914, in. St. Water Survey Bui. No. 11, 
 My 19 14; The Perchlorate Method of Deter- 
 
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 sis, Jour. Clicin. Soc, Vol. 36, No. 9, O 1914. 
 ///. St. Water Survev Bui. No. 11, My 1914. 
 {Mem., The Teknik Club of Colo., 1916. Mar- 
 ried Mary Etta Wills, Je 2, 19 17, Watseka, 111. 
 Child, Lloyd Willis, b. Ag 22, 19 17. Address, 
 51 S. Ogden St., Denver.; bus. add., 505 S. 
 Broadway, do. 
 
 S930. PLASCIE LAFAYETTE SCHOOL- 
 CRAFT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 28, 1889, 
 Farmington, Mo.; s. P. L. Schoolcraft. Pre- 
 pared in Chester H. S. Address, 749 Oakwood 
 Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 5931. RALPH CLELAND SCOTT 
 Foreign Sec. Y. M. C. A.; A. B. in L. & A.; 
 
 b. N 3, 1885, Oskaloosa, la.; s. Orion Cotton 
 (b. Jl 14, 1851, Belmont, O.) and Mary (Flag- 
 ler) Scott (b. N 16, 1850, Rovalton. N. Y.). 
 Prepared in James Sterling Morton H. S., 
 Cicero, 111. S. T. B., Boston Univ., 1916. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Phoeni.x; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Philomathean; Stud. Volunteer Band; 
 Capt. Univ. Regt.; Soph. Debating^ Pres., Y. 
 M. C. A. Foreign Sec, Internal. Com. Y. M. 
 C. A., Montevideo, Uruguay, and Santiago, 
 Chili, 1916 — . Married Genevieve Dupuy, Je 
 4, 1914, Chicago. Children: Jean Flagler, b. 
 N 24, 1915; David Dupuy b. Je i, 1917 (died 
 O 23, 1917). Address, 4526 N. Paulina St., 
 Chicago; bus. add., Casilla 1717, Santiago, 
 Chili. 
 
 5932. GEORGE WILLIAM SEILER 
 (Brother of Nos. 5407, 9378) 
 Indus. Engr.; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 3. 1887, 
 Clinton, la.; s. Gustav (b. Saxony, Ger.) and 
 Lena (Bertschy) Seiler (b. Alsace, France). 
 Prepared in Woodstock H. S.; Beloit Coll.. 
 1907-08. Al[)ha Delta Phi. Supt., Time and 
 Motion Study and rates. Standard Aircraft Co., 
 Elizabeth. N. J. 111. Nat. Guard, 1905-08. 
 Married Daisv Edith Allen, Je 24, 1914, Chi- 
 cago. Child, Phyllis, b. Tl 18, 1915. Address, 
 6s Parker Road, Elizabeth, N. J. 
 
 5933- SENTARO SERINE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; A. B., 1914; Ph. 
 D., 1917; b. Mr IS, 1886, Miyauchi, Kanaya, 
 Saitama, Japan; S. H. Sekine. Prepared in 
 Iwakura-Tetsudo-Gakko Sch., Tokyo, Japan; 
 St. Univ. of la.. 1908-09. Gov. official, Tokyo, 
 Japan. Married lyoko Nemoto, D 22, 191 7, 
 Tokyo, Japan. Address, 15 Mitashikoku-machi, 
 Shiba-ku, Tokyo, Japan. 
 
 S934. EDITH IRENE SEKDENBURGH 
 
 (SWENEY) 
 
 (Wife of G660) 
 A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1916; b. Ja 18, 
 1891, Champaign; d. George William (b. i860, 
 St. James. Slich.) and Sylvia Elizabeth 
 (Hardy) Sendenburgh (b. 1862, Urbana). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai; Prelim. Honors; 
 Treas., Woman's League; Y. W. C. A. Cab- 
 inets. Teacher, Eng., H. S., Dwight, III., 
 1913-14; do., H. S., Clinton, Ind., 1915. Mar- 
 ried Merle Arthur Sweney (g'i5), D 25, 1916, 
 Champaign. Child, Eleanor Sylvia, b. D 31, 
 19 1 7. Address, R. 6, Champaign. 
 
 5935. MILTON GEORGE SEVERINGHAUS 
 Printer; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Mr 25, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. George (b. F 16, 1858, Batesville, 
 Ind.) and Louise (Clade) Severinghaus (b. F 
 14, 1863, Ger.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago. Cosmopolitan Club; Philomath- 
 ean; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Printer, Severinghaus Printing Co. 
 Capt., 111. Volunteer Tr. Unit. Married Vivian 
 Helgesen. Ag 12, 1916, Chicago. Child, Hope, 
 
 b. F 27, 1918 (died F 28, 1918). Address, 
 5840 Race Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 2141-9 
 Ogden Ave., do. 
 
 S836. MILDRED SEYSTER (SORENSEN) 
 (Wife of No. 5952; Sister of No. 7205) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Kempton, 111.; d. Jonathan 
 Edward (b. Pine Creek, 111.) and Isabel Mey- 
 nell (Clayton) Seyster (b. Morris, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Farmington H. S. Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Delta Psi; Bethany Circle; 
 Pres. Athenean; Final Honors; Woman's 
 League Advisory Bd. ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. 
 Religious Worker among Univ. Girls, Ann 
 Arbor, Mich., 1914-15: Nat. Dir. of Work 
 among Univ. Girls under Internal. Christian 
 Woman's Bd. of Missions, 111., Mich., Kan., 
 Ind., Mo., I9IS-I7- Nat. Pres., Bethany Circle, 
 1914-17- Mem., Collegiate Alumnae, Ann 
 Arbor, Mich., 1914-15; do., Detroit, 1917-18. 
 Ed., Athenean Alumnae News Letter, 1916-17. 
 Married Niels Chester Sorensen ('13), Ag 2, 
 1917, Champaign. Address, 103 E. Green St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., 42s Montclair Ave., 
 Detroit. 
 
 5937. *WEN YII SHEN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr i, 1887, Chang-Lo. 
 Shantung, China; s. Hsu Ting Shen. Prepared 
 in Shantung Provincial H. S. Died D 1914, 
 Tsinan City, China. 
 
 5938. WALTER ANDREW SHEWHART 
 Engineer; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1914; 
 b. Mr 18, 1891, New Canton, 111.; s. A. T. 
 (b. do.) and Esta (Barney) Shewhart (b. Barry, 
 111.). Prepared in Barry H. S. Ph. D., Univ. 
 of Cahf., 1917. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Sigma Xi. Research Fellow in Phys., 
 Univ of Calif., 1915-16; Head, Physics Dept., 
 Wis. St. Norm. Sch., La Crosse, Wis.. 1917-18; 
 Transmission Engr., West Elec. Co., New York 
 City, 1918 — . Auth.: A Study of Ripple Wave 
 Motion, Phys. Review. Vol. VII; A Study of 
 the Accelerated Motion of a Small Drop through 
 a Viscous Medium, do.. Vol. IX; The Role 
 Played by Generalization in Phys. (In Press). 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Assoc. Mem., Am. Phys. 
 Soc; A. I. E. E. Married Edna Elizabeth 
 Hart, Ag 4, 1914, Barry, 111. Address, S4 
 Woodruff Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.; bus. add, 
 463 West St., New York City. 
 
 5939. EDITH ADELINE SHULTZ 
 Stenographer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Mr 31, 
 1889, Doniphan, Neb.; d. M. E. Schultz. Pre- 
 pared in Ottawa H. S.; Ottawa Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Omicron Pi. Address, 5824 Magnolia 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 S940. BERTHA ANNA SIEMEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 9, 1889, 
 Woodbine, 111.; d. George (b. 1845, Ger.) and 
 Mary (Horsch) Siemen (b. 1854, Woodbine, 
 111.). Prepared in Stockton H. S.; Univ. of 
 Wis.; Univ. of Chicago. Columbia Univ., sum- 
 mer, 1917. Teacher, H. S., Galena, 111.; 1913- 
 15; do., Watertown, S. Dak., 1915—. Address, 
 Stockton, 111.; bus. add., Watertown, S. Dak. 
 
 S94I. ARTHUR MOULTON SIMPSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 4, 1889, 
 St. Johns, Can.; s. Benjamin Franklin and 
 Alice Mary (Northrup) Simpson. Prepared in 
 Morgan Park Acad.; Univ. of Chicago, 1908. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Helmet; A. S. M. E. Engr., 
 Goodman Mfg. Co., Chicago; do., Milwaukee 
 E. L. & R. R. Co.; do.. Fan Dept. Oneida 
 Steel Pulley Co., Oneida, N. Y. : do.. The 
 Wood Equipment Co., Chicago. Married Jete- 
 sie E. Gale, N 20, i9i,S, New York City. Ad- 
 dress, 642. 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 1432 McCormick Bldg., do. 
 
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 5942. GEORGE ERIC SIMPSON 
 Research Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. D 15, 
 1889, San Francisco; s. John Henry (b. 1858, 
 do.) and Almira Jenny (Parker) Simpson (b. 
 Eureka, Calif.). Prepared in Lake View H. 
 S., Chicago; Student, Yale Univ., 1917-18; M. 
 A., West. Reserve Univ., 1915. Teacher, H. S., 
 Herrin, 111., 1913-14; Research work and Teach- 
 er, Med. Sch. Cleveland, 1914-16; Research in 
 Chem., Washington, D. C, 1916-17; do., in 
 Physiol. Chem., New Haven, Conn., 1917 — . 
 Jr., Physiol. U. S. Gas Investigation, Bur. of 
 Mines. Address, 105 Edgewood Ave., New 
 Haven, Conn. 
 
 S942-A. CORA HUTTON SISAM 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. D i, 1876, Milford, N. 
 Y.; d. Lorenzo (b. F i, 1847, Burlington, la.) 
 and Etta (Devine) Ilutton (b. Mr 5, 1857* 
 Aurisbille, N. Y.). Prejjared in Dolgeville H. 
 S., Fairtield Sem. ; N. Y. St. Norm. Sch., 1900- 
 02. Mem., D. A. R.; Assn. of Collegiate Ahun- 
 nae. Married Charles Herschel Sisam, Je 27, 
 1906, Utica, N. Y. Child, Cora Lowell, b. Ja 
 24, 1913, Urbana. Address, 1304 S. Orchard 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 5943. JAMES ROY SKILES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 4, 1881, 
 Troy Grove, 111. ; s. James Spires and Elizabeth 
 (Steve) Skiles (b. S 14, 1857, Mendota, 111.). 
 Prepared in Troy Grove H. S. and No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Phi Beta Kappa. Prin., Norm. 
 Practice Sch.. DeKalb, 111., 1913-18. Married 
 Florence Marie Williams, N 28, 1907, Bloom- 
 ington. 111. Address, 336 Augusta Ave., De- 
 Kalb, 111. 
 
 5944. CARL AUGUST SKOGLUND 
 Mech. Engr. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 3, 1891, 
 Ishpeming, Mich.; s. John Skoglund. Pre- 
 pared in Ishpeming (Mich.) H. S. Stud. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. Address, 401 E. Ridge St., Ish- 
 peming, Mich. 
 
 5945. ALFRED DALE SMITH 
 
 Sec. and Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 15, 
 1891, Indiana; s. J. Will and Minta M. (Tom- 
 linson) Smith. Prepared in Poseyville (Ind.) 
 H. S. Stud. West. Electric Co., 1913-14; 
 Mfg. Engng. Research Work, West. Electric 
 Co., 1913-14; Mfg. Specialist on Semi-Mechan- 
 ical Telephone Equipment and Automatic Print- 
 ing Telegraph Equipment, West. Elec. Co., 
 1914-17; Sec. and Gen. Mgr., The Sherman- 
 Klove Co., Chicago, 19 17 — . Married Margaret 
 Potter Sherman, .\p 5, 1917, LaGrange, 111. 
 Address, 4657 W. Monroe St., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 4519 23 W. Harrison St., do. 
 
 5946. CECIL WELDON SMITH 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E. ; b. S 29, 1890, 
 
 Clifton, 111.; s. Weldon Charles (b. McHenry, 
 111.) and Allie (Colby) Smith (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Hillside (Wis.) Home Sch. Phi Kap- 
 pa Sigma; 111. Union Dramatic Club; Jr. Mem., 
 A. I. M. E. Min. Engr., Nokomis Coal Co., 
 Nokomis, 111., 1913-17; Jr. Engr., U. S. Biir. 
 of - Mines, Pittsburgh, 1917; Designer. H. S. 
 Frick Coke Co., Scottdale, Pa., 1917-18; Min. 
 Engr., Hason Coal Co. and Nokomis Coal Co., 
 1918 — . Married Lucile Heskett, Jl 28, 191 7, 
 Pittsburgh. Address, 13S0 Old Colony Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
 5947. LLOYD GASTON SMITH 
 Efficiency Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 27, 
 
 1891, Normal. 111.; s. Edmund Burke (b. N 
 17, i8s9, Peoria C5., 111.) and Florence Met- 
 calf (Gaston) Smith (b. Ag 27, 1867, Normal, 
 111.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Prelim, and Final Honors. Efficiency 
 Engr., Standard Oil Co.. 1913 — . Jr. Mem., A'. 
 S. M. E. Married Lucy Winnifrid Fairhall, 
 
 5 2, 1916, Danville, 111. Child, Winnifrid 
 Eloise, b. O 19, 1918. Address, 1348 Amy Ave., 
 Whiting, Ind. 
 
 5948. RAYMOND STRATTON SMITH 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 9. 1880, 
 Andover, O.; s. J. E. Smith. Prepared in Po- 
 mona Coll. Prep. Sch.; B. S., Pomona Coll., 
 1907; M. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1916; Final Honors. 
 Instr. in Soils. Pa. St. Coll.. 1913-17; Asst., 
 Cornell, 1917-18; Assoc, in Soil Physics, Univ. 
 of 111.. 1918 — •. Address, c/o Univ. of 111., 
 Urbana. 
 
 5949. ROSCOE RAYMOND SNAPP 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; A. B. in Sc; b. 
 D 13, 1889. Findlay. 111.; s. Charles C. (b. Ja 
 13, 1862, Mattoon, 111.) and Millie A. (Foster) 
 Snapp (b. Ja 13, 1864, Findlay, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of 
 Chicago. 1910-11. Gamma Alpha; Alpha Zeta; 
 Final Honors. Prin., John Svvaney H. S., Mc- 
 Nabb, 111., 1913-14; Instr., An. Hush., Univ. of 
 W. Va., 1914-15; do., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; 
 Asst. Instr., O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; 
 do., Camp Stanley, Tex., 1917 — . ist 111. F. A., 
 1915-17; Capt.. F. A. O. R. C, Ag 1917 — . 
 ;\Iarried Edith L. Hamilton, S 22, 1917, Chi- 
 cago. Address, Findlay, 111. 
 
 5950. HOWARD JOHN SNIDER 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 25, 1884, 
 Jeffcrsonville, Ind.; s. Lewis and Sarah Jane 
 Snider. Prepared in Ripley H. S.; Univ. .Acad. 
 Asst., Soil Fertility, Coll. of Agr. and Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; ist Asst. do., 
 1916-18; Assoc, do., 1918 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; Unitarian Church. Married Lucy Caro- 
 line Fischer, D 29, 1915, Elmhurst, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Madge Adair, b. O 14, 1916; Elane, b. 
 D IS, 1917. Address, 1107 W. Oregon St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 59SI. ANDREW FREDERICK SODERBERG 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 14, 1887, 
 Florence, Wis.; s. K. Soderberg. Prepared in 
 Florence H. S. Arch. Engr. for C. B. and 
 Q. R. R., Designer of freight depots. Emer- 
 gency fleet Corp., Gary, Ind. Address, 7414 
 Harvard Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 S9S2. NIELS CHESTER SORENSEN 
 (Husband of No. 5936) 
 Arch. Designer; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 2, 1885, 
 Silver Creek, Minn.; s. Jens Sorensen and Anna 
 (Christiansen) Sorensen. Prepared in Mon- 
 ticello (Minn.) H. S. ; Poly. H. S., Los 
 Angeles; Univ. of Minn., 1908-10. M. A. in 
 Arch., Harvard, 1916. Alpha Rho Chi; V. P., 
 Arch. Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Arch. Club 
 Play. Arch. Draftsman, Minneapolis, 1913-14; 
 Head of .\rch. Dept., Dunwoody Inst., do., 
 191 4-1 5; Chief Designer, Malcomson and Hig- 
 ginbotham. Archs., Detroit, 1916-18. Mem., 
 Illini Club, Detroit; Harvard Club, do. Mar- 
 ried Mildred Clayton Seyster ('13), Ag 2, 
 1917, Champaign. Address, 425 Montclair Ave., 
 Detroit; bus. add., 300 Moffat Bldg., do. 
 
 5953- MARSHALL ANKENY SOUERS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 19, iSgi, Des 
 Moines; s. Webb (b. Akron, O.) and Eunice 
 .\urila (Clark) Souers (b. do.). Prepared in 
 W. Des Moines H. S. Zeta Psi. Address, An- 
 keny, la. 
 
 5954. CLARK H. SPITLER 
 Cml. Dir.; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Ag 27. 
 1891, Sullivan, 111.; s. Frank (b. 1855, Salem, 
 111.) and Mae (McCaig) Spitler (b. i860, Ur- 
 bana, O.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. Chi 
 Phi: Alpha Kappa Psi. With Sears Roebuck 
 
 6 Co., Chicago, 1913-15; U. S. Dept. of Com- 
 merce. .Maska, igi6; Dir., Cml. Work. Mont- 
 rose Co. H. S., Montrose, Colo., 1917; do., 
 Trinidad, Colo. Address, 311 W. Topeka Ave., 
 Trinidad, Colo. 
 
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 59SS. LELAND STANFORD STALLINGS 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 30, 
 1890, Alhambra. 111.; s. Thoinas (b. My 22, 
 1868) and Mary Louisa (Pearce) Stallings (b. 
 Ja 17, 1S70, Alhambra, 111.). Prepared in 
 Granite City H. S.; Goshen Coll. Prof., Agr., 
 Goshen Coll., summer, 1913: Dir.. Agr., H. S., 
 Steward. Minn., 1913-14; Breckenridge, Minn., 
 1914-17; Blue Earth, do., 1917-1S; Co. Agr. 
 Agt., Wilkin Co., do., 1918 — . Home Guard, 
 Breckenridge, do., 1917 — . Married Elsie 
 Marion Ahlers. D 29, 191 S. Steward, Minn. 
 Child, Marion Pearce, b. D 30, 1917- Address, 
 Breckenridge, !Minn. 
 
 5956. FRANK VERNON STIPP 
 (Brother of No. 7239) 
 Missionary; A. B. in Sc; b. N 9, 1891, Dan- 
 ville, 111.; s. T. L. (b. D 24. 1848. 111.) and 
 Emma P. Stipp (b. N 28, 1854, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Rossville H. S. A. M., Phillips Univ., 
 
 1 91 4. Acanthus; Math. Club; C. E. Club; 
 Prelim. Honors. Ed.: The Philippine Chris- 
 tian; Ilocano Dialect Weekly. Pres., Philippine 
 Christian Mission; Supt., Evangelistic, Laoag- 
 Aparri, District of Philippine Christian Mis- 
 sion. Married Myrtle E. Wilson, Mr 2, 1916. 
 Laoag, P. I. Child, Frank Wilson, b. Ag 11, 
 1917 (died Ag 13, 1917). Address, Laoag, 
 Ilocos Norte, P. I. 
 
 5957. MARIE JENNIE STOLTEY 
 
 (NAFZIGER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5333) 
 
 A. B. in H, Sc; b. Ap 10. 1890, Champaign; 
 
 d. C. A. Stoltey. Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 
 Married Henry T. Nafziger ('12). Ag 27, 1914, 
 
 Champaign. Child, ?^Iary Margaret, b. Jl 29, 
 
 191 5. Address, 7809 S. Peoria St., Chicago. 
 
 5958. O. RAYMOND STONE 
 Field Sec; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 31, 18S5, 
 Le Claire, la.; s. William M. Stone (b. D i, 
 1858, do.) and Alice Tallman (b. F 22, 1859. 
 Camanche, la.). Prepared in Clinton (la.) 
 H. S.; la. St. Coll., 1904-6. Arch. Club. Engr. 
 and Draftsman, Paget Engng. Co., San Fran- 
 cisco, 1913-15; Engr., Armour & Co., Kansas 
 City, Mo., summer, 1916; Dir., Research and 
 City Planning, Chamber of Commerce, do., 
 summer, 191 7; Head of Dept., Mech. and 
 Arch. Drawing H. S., Kansas City, Kan., 
 191 5; Field Sec, The Am. City Bur., New- 
 York City. Auth. : St. Course of Study in Indus. 
 Drawing for H. Schs. of Kansas, State Course 
 of Study for H. Schs. of Kan. Mem., Cham- 
 ber of Commerce, Kansas City, Kan.; City 
 Planning Com., do.: Nat. Soc for Promotion 
 of Indus. Educ. Married Florence Nelson. Ag 
 31, 1910, Albia, la. Child, Alice Florence, b. 
 Je 7, 1914. Address, 2111 Central Aye., Kan- 
 sas City. Kan.; bus. add., The American City 
 Bureau, Tribune Bldg., New York City. 
 
 5959. GLENN HOWENSTEIN STOUGII 
 Engineer; B. S.; b. D 15, 1890, Vernon, 
 
 Kan.; s. Alphonso S. (b. My 10, 1855, O.) 
 and Clara B. (Parker) Stough (b. Jl 18, i860, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Englewood H. S., Chicago. 
 Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim. Honors; 
 Technograph Bd. Mun. Engr., Chicago, 1913- 
 14; Com. on Stresses in Track of A. S. C. E., 
 1914-15; Dept.. Pub. Service and Bridge Div., 
 Dept., Pub. Works, Chicago, 19 15-17. Corp., 
 Bat. D, 1st 111. F. A., 1915-17; ist Lt. Engrs., 
 O. R. C. My 1917-N 1917; ist. Lt., C. A. C. 
 R. A., 1917-18; Capt., C. A. C, R. A., Ft. 
 Monroe and Coast Defenses of San Diego. My 
 T918; Maj., C. A. C. Ft. Rosecrans, Calif. 
 Married Grace Margreth Lynch, Je 25, 1914. 
 Address, 6416 Lowe Ave., Chicago. , 
 
 5960. PAUL VALENTINE STREHLOW 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 15, 1891, 
 
 Peoria; s. R. Strehlow. Prepared in Bradley 
 Polv. Inst. Beta Theta Pi; Scarab; Arch. 
 
 Club. Sr. Smoker Com. Contr., V. Jobst & 
 Sons, Gen. Contr. Address, Lehmann Bldg., 
 Peoria. 
 
 5961. GEORGE FRED SUTHERLAND 
 A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1914; b. Jl 6, 1892, 
 Ottawa, Kan. ; s. George Sutherland. Prepared 
 in Grand Island (Neb.) Coll. Psi Delta; 
 Adelphic. Address, Grand Island, Neb. 
 
 5962. EDWIN HENRY SWENSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 10, 1889, 
 Milwaukee; s. William Swenson. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Triangle, ist Lt., 
 114th Engrs., Argonne Forest. France. Address, 
 2309 N. Sawyer Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 Board of Local Improvement, do. 
 
 5963. BAYARD FREE]VL\N TABER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 15, 1889. 
 
 W^endallville, Ind.; s. Homer H. (b. My 11, 
 1865, do.) and Alice L. (Beck) Taber (b. C 
 25, 1865). Prepared in Man. Tr. H. S., Indi- 
 anapolis. Alpha Tau Omega; Scarab; Capt., 
 Swimming Team. Arch., Decatur, 111., 1913- 
 14; do., Minneapolis, 1915-17. loist Aere 
 Squadron, A. E. F., France. Address, Minne- 
 apolis. 
 
 5964. CHARLES NELSON TARBLE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 9, 1883, Martins- 
 ville, 111.; s. M. A. Tarble. Prepared in East. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. Agr. Club; Agr. Dance 
 Com. Farmer, Martinsville, 111. Address, 
 Martinsville, 111. 
 
 5965. EVERETT HARVEY TAYLOR 
 Chemist; A. B. in Sc. ; M. S., 1915; b. Jl 
 
 25, 1888, Lancaster, Wis.; s. S. W. (b. Mont- 
 ford, Wis.) and Mary Elizabeth (Lincoln) 
 Taylor (b. do.). Prepared in Lancaster (Wis.) 
 H. S. Prelim, and Final Honors. Grad. Stud. 
 LTniv. of 111., 1913-15; Research Chemist, Mel- 
 lon Inst., Pittsburgh, 1915-17. Address, Lan- 
 caster, Wis.; c/o Mrs. S. W. Taylor; bus. add., 
 48 N. Broad St., Pennsgrove, N. J. 
 
 5966. HAZEL EMMA TAYLOR 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ap 19, 1890, 
 Chicago; d. Calvin Fremont (b. 1861, Canton, 
 III.) and Minnie Ruth (Smith) Taylor (b. O 
 I, 1866. Aurora, 111.). Prepared in Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago. H. Sc. Club; Women's League 
 .\dvisory Bd. ; Cap and Gown Com. Teacher, 
 Dom. Sc. Chicago Norm. Sch., Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 5404 Washington Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 5967. MARCUS PREVOST TAYLOR 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 11, 1891, 
 
 Denver; s. Truman Ashley (b. Ap 20, 1844, 
 Pelham, Mass.) and Lucy (Breckinridge) Tay- 
 lor (b. O 15. i866, Alton, 111.). Prepared in 
 Alton H. S. Triangle; Sigma Xi; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Crystal Club; Prelim. Honors; Lt. and 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Mgr., Class Basketball; Jr. 
 Prom. Com.; Sr. Hat Com.; Sr. Smoker Com. 
 U. S. Sur.. Kansas City, Mo., 1913-14; Engr., 
 Ewaig & Allen, Consulting Engrs., Chicago, 
 1914-15; do., Drainage Contracting Bus., do., 
 191S-16; do., Engng. Dept.. C. B. S: Q. Ry., 
 do.. 1916-17. ist Lt., 3rd U. S. Engrs., 
 Schofield Barracks, Hawaii; Capt., Engrs., 
 W'ashington Barracks, Washington, D . C. Ad 
 dress, 800 Franklin St., Alton, 111. 
 
 5968. SCOTT CHAMPLIN TAYLOR 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. & A.; M. S., 1915; b. 
 
 My 25, 1889; s. James Henry (b. 1847, New 
 Castle, Ind.) and Elizabeth Lee (Strawn) Tay- 
 lor (b. 1849, (Dttawa, 111.). Prepared in Bement 
 H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Asst., Chem., 
 I'niv of 111.. 1913-17; Research Chem., Pack- 
 ard Motor Car Co., Detroit, 1917—-^ Mem., 
 A. C. S. Address, c/o Packard Motor Car Co., 
 Detroit. 
 
514 
 
 University of Im.inois 
 
 [1013 
 
 5969. CLEAVER THAYER 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in Bus.; b. Mr 18, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. II. J. Thayer. Preiiared in Hill- 
 side Home Sch., VV^is. Phi Kaiijia Sigma; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Helmet; Scabbard and Blade; Capl. 
 and Regt. Q. M., Univ. Kegt.; Varsity Cheer 
 l^eader; HI. Union Dramatic Club; Class Bowl- 
 ing. Married Frances Inglis, Ja 20, 1915, 
 Morgan Park, HI. Address, 4458 Lake Park 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. luld., 913 W. Van Burcn 
 St., do. 
 
 5970. MARGARET KATIIKRIN THl^LEN 
 (RUCKMICll) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; .\. M., 1914; 
 b. N 16, 1890, Coatsburg, 111.; s. John Christ- 
 ian (b. Te 21, 1845, Oldenburg, C.cr.) and 
 Helena ('rickcn) Theilen (b. O 19, if^(>-% do.). 
 Prepared in Camp Point H. S. Gamma Phi 
 Beta; Phi Beta Kappa; Athenean; Grad. Schol- 
 arship; Fresh, and I'relim. Honors. Teacher, 
 II. S., Washington, 111., 1914-15; Asst.. Mist., 
 Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Married Christian Alban 
 Ruckmich, Je 7. 19 iS. Camp Point, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 702 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 5971. JAY FRANCIS THOMASON 
 Orchardist; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 13, 1887, 
 Waterman, 111.; s. Francis M. and Rosa I. 
 Thoniason (b. 1866, Campbellsburg, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Calumet M. S., Chicago; Mich. Agr. 
 Coll., 1009-10. Hort. Club; Agr. Cluli; Class 
 Basketball. Land. Card., Chicago, I9i3-i<>; 
 Orcharding, New Burnside, 111., 1916-18; do., 
 Ozark. 111., 1918— . Inf., 12th Co., Rcpl. and 
 Tr. Troops. Canip Grant; Mustered out, Ja 7, 
 1919. Address, Ozark, 111. 
 
 5972. HARWELL CLOUD THOMPSON 
 Cashier; A. B. in Bus. L. v"!; A.; b. Jl 16, 
 
 1 89 1, New Haven, Conn.; s. Wilder Bowles (b. 
 N 17, 1063, Romncy, W. Va.) and Laura 
 (Cloud) Thompson (b. Mr 26, 1865, Chester. 
 Pa.). Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S., Har- 
 vey, 111. Iris; Phi I'.eta Ka])pa; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Philomathean; 
 Ma-wan-da; Prelim. Honors; Maj., Univ. Regt.; 
 Univ. Gold Medal; Track; Cross Country; 
 Valedictorian. In Flour and I'ced Bus., Har- 
 vey, 111., 1913-16; Cashier, First Trust and 
 Savings Bank, Riverdale, 111., 191(1-17- ^'- 'I"- 
 C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; N. A., Camp Grant, 
 1017; U. S. A. S., Austin, Tex., 1917-18; do., 
 Ellington Field, Tex., 1918; 2nd Lt., 100th 
 Aero Sqdn., A. E. F., France, Address. Har- 
 vey, 111. 
 
 5973. HERBERT PERCY THOMPSON 
 Banker; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 28. 
 
 1880, Wheatland, 111.; s. Jesse Eno (b. Ap 1853, 
 Sutton, St. James, Eng.) and Deborah (Betters) 
 Thompson (b. O 7. 1854, Terrington, Eng.), 
 Prepared in Plainfield H. S. E. E. Soc; Fool- 
 ball; Wrestling; Water Polo. With Automatic 
 Co., Chicago-, Proprietor, Garage, Naperville, 
 111.; Banker, Harvey, 111. U. S. A. S., France; 
 with Army of Occupation. Address, Du Page 
 Co,, Naperville, III. 
 
 5974. MABEL ELIZABETH THORNE 
 
 (Sister of No. 7266) 
 Statistician; A. I^. in Sc; A. M., 1914; ^■ 
 O 18, 1887, Columbus City, la.; d. Charles An- 
 drew (b. S 21, 1864, Huntington Co.. Ind.) 
 and Ella Margaret (Gray) Tliorne (b. Mv 27, 
 1864, do.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. Kappa 
 Delta Pi; I'hi Delta Psi; Prelim, and I'inal 
 Honors; Coll. of Sc. Scholarship. Statistical 
 Clerk, U. S. Forest Service, Washington, D. 
 C, and Madison, Wis., 1014-17; Statistician, 
 Pa. I.ines West of Pittsburgh, 191S — . AiUh.: 
 Relation between Average Life of Ties and 
 Percentage Renewals, A'v. Ke'^■iczv, Vol, (u, 
 1918. Address, Huntington, Ind.; bus. add., 
 1 1 13 Pennsylvania Sta., Pittsburgh. 
 
 597.5. CLYDE HOLLIS THRELKELD 
 (Husband of No. 7158) 
 Business; A, B, in Bus,; b. S 25, i88q, Labo, 
 Kan,; s, J, G. Threlkeld, Prepared in Decatur 
 II, S, Pi Omicron; Sec, LIniv. Band; Univ. 
 Orchestra; Sr. Ball, Com, Cashier, Mueller 
 Mfg. Co., San I'rancisco; with Cudahy Pack- 
 ing Co., Bloomington, III., 1917 — . Married 
 Julia Elizabeth Rentier ('15), Je 28, 1915, San 
 Francisco. Address, Bloomington. 111. 
 
 S076. ALICE M. TIMMIS (GREENE) 
 B. S. in II. Sc; b. My 8. 1887, Elkhart, Ind.; 
 d. Fr.ink (b. My 27, 1857, White Pigeon, Mich.) 
 and ICvelyn (Clycns) Timmis (b. 1855. N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Englewood II. S.. Chicago; Chi- 
 cago Norm. Sch. Pi Beta Phi; Phi Delta Psi; 
 11. Sc Club. Prcs., Women's Club, Choteau, 
 Mont. Married lohn Joseph Greene, Ag i. 
 1914, Elhridge, Mont. Children: Alice Joan, 
 1). My 16, 1915; Frank Timmis, b. Jl 9. igi6; 
 John Jose])h, Jr., b. Ja 20, 1918. Address, 
 Choteau, IMoiit. 
 
 5077. MARY TORRANCE 
 I.ilirarian; B. L. S.; b. Harrodsburg, Ky.; 
 d. William (b. Lanarkshire, Scotliind) and 
 Frances Caroline (Chamberlin) Torrance (b. 
 Switzerland Co., Ind.). Prepared in LaCrosse 
 (Wis.) IL S.; A. B., Hanover Coll., 1900. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Asst. Libn., Univ. of 
 111., 1913-16; Libn., Muncie Pub. Lib., 1917 — . 
 Mem., Am. Lib. Assn., 191 i — ; Ind. Lib. Assn., 
 1017 — . Address, 623 Ashland Ave., Muncie, 
 Ind.; hits, add., c/o Muncie Pub, Lib., do. 
 
 5o;S. TESSIE ELIZABETH TROWBRIDGE 
 
 (HARTMANN) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 4937, 7272) 
 
 U. S. in H. Sc; b. S i. 1886, Green Valley, 
 
 111.; d. Benjamin Frederick (b. Jl 17, 1851, 
 
 do.) and Mary Luclla (Giffin) Trowbridge (b. 
 
 Jl 17, 1855, Marion, O.). Pre|iared in HI. St. 
 
 Norm. Univ., 1902-04; 1905-06; 1907-08. H. 
 
 Sc, Club. Mem., Current Events Club; Presby. 
 
 Churcli. Married Miner Louis Hartmann, Ap 
 
 2, 1915, Green Valley, 111, Child, Robert 
 
 Trowbridge, b, Ap 8, 1917. .Iddress, 106 St. 
 
 joe St., Rapid City, S. Dak, 
 
 5979. ROBERT EDGAR TURLEY, JR. 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; M. S.. 1915; b. 
 
 S 2, 1892, Riclunond, Ky.; s. R, E. (b. N 15. 
 do.) and Idella Duff (Spears) Turley (b, D 25, 
 1871, Nicholasville, Ky,). PreiKired in East 
 Ky, St, Norm, Sch. Triangle; C. E. Club; 
 Class Football. x\sst. Engr., Baltimore Sewer- 
 age Comn., 1913-14; do., Boggs & Forbes, Civ. 
 Engrs., Richmond, K>;., 1015-16; do., on Ry. 
 Car Wheel Tests. Univ. of 111.. Engng. Exp. 
 Sta., 1916. 1st Lt.. C. A. Corps, U. S. A., N 
 31), 1016; Capt.. Fort Monroe, Va.. Ag 5. 
 1017 — . Auth. ; After Bob White Down in 
 Alaliam', Field and Stream, S 1916. Mem., Ft. 
 Monroe Club. Married Lydia Cabell Elmore, 
 Jl 4, 1918. Lancaster, Ky. Address, 505 S. 2nd 
 St., Richmond. Ky. 
 
 5980. "REUBEN RAYMOND TURNER 
 Clicmist; A. B. in Chem.; b. Ap i. 1887, Tay- 
 
 lorville. 111.; s. James Riley (b. D 4, 1836, 
 Green Co., Ind,) and Euphema Malvina (An- 
 derson) Turner (b, N 5. 1843, Litchfield. 111.), 
 Prepared in Taylorville Tp, H. S.; Millikin 
 I'niv.. 1905-9, Analytical Chem, Mem,, A. C. 
 S.; Navy Chem, Assn, Married Jessie Bruce 
 Gibbs, Je 23, 1914, Galva, 111, Died Ja 28, 1919, 
 Philadelphia, 
 
 5981, HAROLD WERTZ UNDERHILL 
 
 Architect; A. B, in A, E,; b, N 11. 1891. 
 
 Onavva. la.; s. Charles E. (b. 1857. Cambridge, 
 
 111.) and Minnie (Wertz) Underbill (b. 1867. 
 
 Steamboat Rock, la.). Prepared in Onawa H, 
 
I9I3] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 S15 
 
 S.; Drake Univ., la. Chi Phi; Vignola Club; 
 Soph. Cotillion; Color Sergt. Staff; Bus. Mgr. 
 and Ed., Technograph. Arch. Draftsman, Chi- 
 cago, 1913-15; do.^ Kansas City, Mo., 1915-18. 
 Govt. Civ. Service, Arch. Design and In- 
 spection. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Syle Welles, 1912, Kansas City, Mo. 
 (divorced S 1917). Address, Onawa, la. 
 
 5982. HOWARD DeWITT VALENTINE 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; M. S.. 1915; b. S 3. 1891, 
 Chicago; s. William C. (b. S 2, 1866, Milwau- 
 kee) and Clara (Buschmann) Valentine (b. N 
 29, 1871, Chicago). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; ist Lt., Univ. Regt. U. S. 
 Rubber Co., Naugatuck, Conn., 1915-16; Instr., 
 Chem. Engng., Univ. of Wis., 1916-17; do., 
 1919 — . ist Lt., Engrs. Corps, Chief Gas Offi- 
 cer, 89th Div., Camp Funston, Kan., N 1917; 
 A. E. F., France. 1918. Address, Univ. of 
 Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. 
 
 5983. WILLIAM CARL VAUBLE 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 18, 1888, Crown Point, 
 Ind. ; s. C. Vauble. Prepared in Washington 
 H. S. Agr. Club. Address, Mooreton, N. Dak. 
 
 5984. EMIL JOSEPH VERLIE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 7, 1891, Centeryille 
 Sta. Tp., St. Clair Co., 111.; s. Jule Albert (b. 
 M 8, 1854, 'do.) and Marie Theresa (Grimont) 
 Verlie (I3. S 8, iS56, do.). Prepared in East 
 St. Louis H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Egyptian 
 Club; Philomathean; Order of the Coif. Law- 
 yer, East St. Louis, 111. Auth. : Constitutional 
 Conventions in 111., Legislative Reference Bur., 
 1918; 111. Constitutions, 111. St. Historical 
 Lib. Married Blanche Nan Pew, Ja 14, 1918. 
 Address, 558A Veronica Ave., East St. Louis, 
 111.; bus. add., Murphy Bldg., do. 
 
 5985. CHESTER ANDRUS VINCENT 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap i, 1889, 
 Troutdale, Ore.; s. Arthur W. (b. Ag 5, 1865, 
 Croswell, Mich.) and Hannah (Ross) Vincent 
 (b. Ap II, 1870, do.). Prepared in Union 
 (Ore.) H. S.; B. S., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1910. 
 Instrumentnian, R. R., Buffalo. N. Y., 1913-14; 
 Civ. Engr., Rancogua, Chile, 1914-17; Ship 
 Draftsman, Portland, Ore., 1917-18; G. M. 
 Standifer Const. Corp., 19 18 — . Married 
 Nellie E. Vincent. Je 15, 1918, Damascus, 
 Ore. Address, 1280 13th St., North Van- 
 couver, Wash.; bus. add., G. M. Standifer 
 Construction Corporation, do. 
 
 5986. WILLIAM RICHARDSON VOS- 
 BURGH, JR. 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. D 16, 
 1890, Oak Park, 111.; s. William Richardson 
 (b. S 5, 1854, Ovid, N. Y.) and Annie Louise 
 (Jones) Vosburgh (b. Ag' 16, i860, Oswego, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Oak Park H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Phi; Ma-wan-da; Capt., Univ. Regt.; 
 Swim.ming Team. In Bus. Mgr's. Office, Chi- 
 cago Herald; Coal Salesman. Sterling Midland 
 Coal Co., Chicago. JNIarried Marie Louise 
 French, Je 2, 1917, Chicago. Address, 153 N. 
 Humphrey Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., 
 1507 Fisher Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 5987. ARTHUR MELLINGER WAGGONER 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 18, 1887, 
 Decatur, 111.; s. C. L. (b. Je 15, i860, do.) and 
 Elizabeth Barbara (Mellinger) Waggoner (b. 
 D 31, 1859, Burlington, la.). Prepared in 
 Decatur H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. Club. 
 Arch., Decatur, 111. Mem., Decatur Rotary 
 Club. Married Zoe Marie Kennedy, Jl 16, 19 13, 
 Decatur, III. Child, Mary Catherine, b. Ag 21, 
 1914, Decatur, 111. Address, 125 Summit Ave., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 225 Citizen's Title 
 and Trust Bldg., do. 
 
 5988. *EDWARD WALLACE 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 9, 1890, Chicago; s. 
 Henry Wallace. Prepared in Lake View H. 
 S., Chicago. Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Varsity 
 Baseball; Class Football; Mgr., Class Football; 
 Soph. Fob Com.; Jr. Smoker Com. C. A. C, 
 A. E. F., France. Died of wounds, S 13, 1918, 
 Paris, France. 
 
 5989. WELLINGTON JAMES HAMILTON 
 WALLACE 
 Arch. Draftsman; B.' S. in Arch.; b. S 18, 
 18S3, Monticello, Mo.; s. Thomas Coleman (b. 
 S 10, 1856, Falmouth, Ky.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Lillard) Wallace (b. My 15, i860. Canton, 
 Mo.). Prepared in LaGrange Coll., La Grange, 
 Mo. Arch. Club. Arch. Draftsman, Galesburg, 
 111., 1913, Chicago; Centerville, la.; 1913-14; 
 Farmer, Monticello, Mo., 1915; Arch. Drafts- 
 man, St. Louis; Evansville Ind., 1916; Har- 
 vard. 111., 1917; Bartlesville, Okla., 1918. ist 
 O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111. Address, Monti- 
 cello, Mo.; bus. add.. Room 310, First Na- 
 tional Bank Bldg., Bartlesville. Okla. 
 
 5990. EDWARD HARVEY WALWORTH 
 (Brother of Nos. 7286, 9467) 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; b. 
 N I, 1888, Mazon, 111.; s. Edward Willard (b. 
 My 12, 1855, Oswego, Co., N. Y.) and Estella 
 S. (Dewey) Walworth (b. S 28, 1858, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Morris H. S. Asst., Crop Pro- 
 duction Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; 
 Instr. do., 1916-18; Co., Agt., Martinsville, 111. 
 Auth.: (With L. H. Smith) Variation in the 
 Development of Secondary Rootlets in Cereals, 
 Jour, of Am. Soc. of Agronomy, Vol. 10, No. 
 I, 1918. Married Frances E." Hinds, O 24, 
 1 9 13, Tuscola, 111. Children: Lois Nelle, b. Ag 
 23, 1914; Willard Hinds, b. Ja i, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Martinsville, 111. 
 
 5991. PHILIP HENRY WARD 
 (Brother of No. 4961) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 28, 1891, Sterling. 
 Ill; s. Henry C. Cb. Hendrysburg, O.) and 
 Mary C. (Anthony) Ward (b. Sterling, III.). 
 Prepared in Sterling H. S. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon; Phi Delta Phi; Helmet; Bus. Mgr., 
 Siren; Illini Trustee; Soph. Cotillion Com.; 
 Jr. Prom. Com.; Chm., Irish Banquet; Coll. 
 Dancing Club; Home-Coming Com.; Sr. Ball 
 Com., Ben Franklin Club. City Atty.. Ster- 
 ling, 111. Married M. Edith Jamison, Ja 15, 
 1 91 6, Sterling, 111. Address, 406 B Ave., 
 Sterling, 111.; bus. add., Lawrence Bldg., do. 
 
 5992. CHAUNCEY BROWN WATSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 22, 1889, Elva 
 Station, 111.; s. L. Watson. Prepared in De- 
 Kalb H. S. Chi Beta; Philomathean; Agr. Club; 
 Varsity Football; \'arsity Water Polo; Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet; Home-coming Com. Farmer, 
 DeKalb, 111. Address, R. 3, DeKalb, 111. 
 
 5993. CLAUDE HARRISON WATTS 
 Instrvictor; A. B. in Bus. Adm.; b. O 26, 
 1S88. Saunemin, 111.; s. John S. (b. D 29. 1863, 
 111.) and Minnie (Spafford) Watts (b. S 19, 
 1864, do.). Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Acacia; 
 Ma-wan-da; Phi Delta Phi; Freshman Varsity 
 Baseball; Varsity Baseball: Capt., Baseball. 
 Teacher, H. S., Pontiac, 111., 1914; do., San- 
 dusky, O., 1915; do.. Elgin, 111., 1916-17; Instr., 
 L'niv. of Ark., Fayetteville, Ark., 1917-18. 
 Married Ruth Dalley, D 29, 1914, Cincinnatus, 
 N. Y. Children: Claude Harison, Jr., b. O 3, 
 1915: Charles Dalley. b. Jl 13, 1917. Address, 
 c/o Univ. of Ark., Fayetteville, Ark. 
 
Si6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1913 
 
 5994. HERMAN WILLIAM WEIS 
 
 (Son of No. 371) 
 Mgr., Paper Plant; A. B. in Chem.; b. My 
 18, 1891, Chicago; s. Joseph B. ('83), (b. Peru, 
 111.) and Isabel G. Weis (b. Montreal, Can.). 
 Prepared in Franklin H. S.; Amherst Coll. 
 Beta Theta Pi; Ed., Siren. Selling Paper, New 
 York City, 1914-15; Mgr., Paper Plant, To- 
 ronto, Can., 1915-17. Capt., 340th F. A., N. A., 
 Camp Funston, Kan., N 27, 1917; do., with 
 Army of Occupation, Coblenz, Ger., 1918 — . 
 Married Adela Grace Rolph, Je 30, 1917, To- 
 ronto, Ontario, Can. Address, 25 Cleveland St., 
 Holyoke, Mass. 
 
 5995. LEO HAROLD WEISFELD 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 24, 18S9, 
 
 Chicago; s. D. Weisfeld. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Arch. Draftsman. Mar- 
 ried Thelma Silverburg, Je i5, 1918, Chicago. 
 Address, 1802 Millard Ave., Chicago. 
 
 5996. CHARLES MINER WIIAITE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 29. i8go, 
 Glenbury. III.; s. Walter Watt and Elizabeth 
 Jay (Harper) Whaite. Prepared in Hoopeston 
 H. S. Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., E. 
 Pittsburgh, 1913-15; do., Philadelphia, 19^5-16; 
 West India Mgmt. and Consultation Co., Cupey, 
 Cuba, 1916; Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., 
 Chicago, 1916-18. Ord. Dept., U. S. N. A., 
 D II, 1917; Mustered out, F 7, 1919. Address, 
 Hoopeston, 111. 
 
 5997. IRENE BURCHARD WHEELER 
 Home Demonstrator; b. Je 10, 1890. Grant 
 Park, 111.; d. Thomas Jewett (b. Jl 19, 1859, 
 do.) and Celestia Buell (Burchard) Wheeler 
 (b. Jl 10, 1859, Earlville, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Kankakee, H. S. Sigma Kappa; Y. W. C. A. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Fonda, la., 1913-14; do., 
 Kankakee, 111., 1914-17; do., Lewistown, Mont., 
 1917-18; Home Demonstrator, Jones Co., 
 Wyoming, la., 1918 — . Address, Laurens, la.; 
 bus. add., Jones Co., Wyoming, la. 
 
 5998. LYMAN GAGE WHEELER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 15, 1890, 
 CarroUton, 111.; s. E. E. Wheeler. Prepared 
 in CarroUton H. S. Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Gov. Employment, Elk Point, S. Dak.; U. S. 
 Eng. Office, Kansas City, Mo. Address, Car- 
 roUton, 111.; bus. add., 704 Postal Tel. BUlg., 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 5999. JAMES MARION WHELAN, JR. 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 2, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. James M. Whelan. Prepared in 
 Bloom Tp. H. S. Prelim. Honors. Address, 
 151 7 Otto Blvd., Chicago Heights, 111. 
 
 6000. CALVIN WILLIAM WHITE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 10, 1890. 
 Barry, 111.; s. G. W. White. Prepared in 
 Galesburg H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Adelphic; 
 Scribblers; Assoc. Ed. Siren; Mask and Bauble; 
 111. Union Dramatic Club. Teacher, H. S., 
 Springfield. 111. Address, 609 West Stoughton 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 6001. JAMES GORDON WHITE 
 Salesman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 21, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. James (b. Banbridge, Ireland) and 
 Jane (Fryar) White (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Lake View H. S.. Chicago. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Varsity Basketball. St. Highway Comn. of 
 III., 1913; Bd., Local Improvements. Chicago, 
 i9i3-i4;Salesman, Liquid Carbonic Co., 1914; 
 Engr., Harbor Bd.. Chicago, 1914; Salesman, 
 James White Paper Co., 1914-17. Aviation 
 Section, U. S. A., 1917-18; 2nil Lieut.. U. S. 
 Marine Corps, 1918 — . Address, 527 Oakdale 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6002. MARY LOUISE WHITE 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 4, 1889, 
 Lena, Ind.; d. William Henry (b. N 22, 1865, 
 do.) and Susan Ellen (Irwin) White (b. S 6, 
 1863, do.). Prepared in Chrisman H. S. W. 
 .-\. A. Instr. Latin and Eng., Metcalf, 111., 
 1913-14; do., Muskogee, Okla.. 1914-18; Spon- 
 ser for Pantheon Classical Club, Muskogee, 
 Okla. Address, 1633 E. Okmulgee, Muskogee, 
 Okla. 
 
 6003. CHARLES EARL WHITNEY 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 11, 1889, 
 Sweet Water, 111.; s. C. F. Whitney. Prepared 
 in Central H. S., Washington, D. C. Alpha 
 Delta Phi. Address, Silver Springs, Md. 
 
 6004. HELEN WOODROW WHITNEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. O 31, 1891. 
 
 La Grange, 111.; d. Charles A. (b. 1854, Gar- 
 rettsville, O.) and Carrie A. (Rood) Whitney 
 (b. 185S, Marengo, 111.). Prepared in Lyons 
 Tp. H. S. and Chicago Norm. Coll. Alpha 
 (^micron Pi; Phi Delta Psi; Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Teacher, La Grange, 111., 1915-17; do., Chicago, 
 1917-18. Treas. and V. P., Chicago Alumnae 
 Chapter, Alpha Omicron Pi. Address, 64S 
 Grace St., Chicago. 
 
 6005. HARRY ANTHONY WIERSEMA 
 JJridge Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 8, 1892, 
 
 Grand Rapids, Mich.; s. Anthony (b. My 20, 
 1856, Holland, Mich.) and Reka (Verbeek) 
 Wiersema (b. Ap 16, 1867, do.). Prepared in 
 James Sterling Morton H. S., Cicero, 111. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Arcus Club; Prelim., Final, and Spe- 
 cial Honors; Engr., Concrete Elevators, Fort 
 William, Can., 1913; Asst. Engr., New Memphis 
 Bridge, Memphis, Tenn., 1914-16; Inspecting 
 Engr. of Bridges, St. Louis, 191 7; Insp. Const., 
 Portsmouth, Va., 19 17 — . Address, 622 Goodwyn 
 Inst., Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 6006. JAMES ELMO WILEY 
 Stock Raiser and Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Ap 14, 1891, Colfax, 111.; s. J. J. (b. 1847, do.) 
 and Sarah R. (Harpole) Wiley (b. 1870, do.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Agr. Club. Stock 
 Raiser and Agr., Stone Ranch, Cedarvale, Kan. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Colfax, 111.; 
 bus. add., Cedarvale, Kan. 
 
 6007. MAUDE HARRIET WILLARD 
 (CHURCH) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 22, 1884, Belvidere. 
 111.; d. Luther Cyrus and Hattie Jane (Allen) 
 Willard. Prepared in Belvidere H. S. and N. 
 W. Univ. Alpha Xi Delta; Athenean. Teacher 
 II. Sc, McKendree Coll., Lebanon, 111., 1913- 
 (4; Asst., II. Sc, Columbia Coll., 1918 — . Mar- 
 ried Frank Martin Church, Jl 18, 1914, Belvi- 
 dere, 111. Children: Ellen Harriet, b. Je 10, 
 1915; George Luther, b. O 18, 1916. Address, 
 Columbia, S. C. 
 
 6008. FAY WILLERTON 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. N 23; Farmer City, 
 111.; d. Albert Taylor (b. Oswego, N. Y.) and 
 Laura Elizabeth (Kimler) Willerton (b. Le- 
 Roy, 111.). Prepared in Farmer City H. S. ; 
 (])xford Coll. for Women. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 -Advisory Bd., Woman's League; 2nd Cabinet 
 V. W. C. A.; Pan Hellenic Delegate. Address, 
 Farmer City, 111. 
 
 6009. ALFRED LE ROY WILLIAMS 
 Lawyer and Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 
 26, 1889, Ontario, Can.; s. Mark Guy (b. Can.) 
 and Arabella Susan (Ilaslam) Williams (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Medford (Ont.) H. S.; Ont. 
 .\gr. Coll. B. A., Queen's Univ., 1914; Grad. 
 Stud., Osgoode Hall, Toronto, 1914-16. Ion- 
 ian; Agr. (ilub; Hoof and Horn Club. Lawyer, 
 Toronto, Ont., 1917-18; Farmer, 1918 — . Mar- 
 ried Louise Nichols, Je 1917, Toronto, Can. 
 Address, Elrose, Sask., Can. 
 
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 6010. LULU HAZEL WILLIAMS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Ap i, 1891, 
 New Holland, 111.; d. T. B. Williams. Pre- 
 pared in Sidell H. S. Phi Beta Kappa. Teach- 
 er, Sidell, 111. Address, Sidell, 111. 
 
 601 1. ROY CAMPBELL WILLIAMS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 4. 1890, 
 Norwood Park, 111.; s. R. E. VVilliams. Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Trian- 
 gle; Golf Champion, Golf Team. City Rodman. 
 Address, 5735 Talcott Ave., Norwood Park, 
 Chicago. 
 
 6012. BELLE WILLIAMSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 3607, 4026) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. D 18, 1889, 
 Rock Rapids, la.; d. George E. (b. F 18, 1855, 
 Dayton, O.) and Flora E. (Chandler) William- 
 son (b. Mr I, 1859, Weldon, 111.).^ Prepared 
 in Houston (Tex.) H. S. Sigma Kappa; Phi 
 Delta Psi; lUiola; Sec, Woman's League; ist. 
 Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. Teacher, H. 
 S., Houston, Tex., 1916. Address, Bartlett, 
 Te.x. 
 6013. ELSA WINTERMEYER (WESSEL- 
 HOEFT) 
 (Wife of No. 1787) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. O 18, 1889. Chicago; d. J. 
 
 C. Wintermeyer. Prepared in McKinley fl. 
 S., Chicago; Lewis Inst.. Chicago. Sigma 
 Kappa; W. A. A. Married Charles D. Wessel- 
 hoeft ('02), Ap 28, 1914, Chicago. Child, 
 Flora Henrietta, b. O 31, 1918. Address, Bo.x 
 S, Lake Bluff, 111. 
 
 6014. *FRED PETER WITTICH, JR. 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. O 9. 1889, St. Louis; s. 
 Fred Wittich. Prepared in Yeatman H. S. 
 Acacia; Eta Kaijpa Nu; E. E. See; Stud. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Class Football; Sr. Smoker 
 Com. Efficiency Engr., Bell Telephone Co. 
 Died Ap 21, 1916, St. Louis. 
 
 6015. CHARLES ABRAHAM WOLD 
 Engr. and Contr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 24, 
 
 1887, Colorado Springs, Colo.; s. Louis A. (b. 
 Ag 5, 1851. Bergen, Norway) and Mary Martha 
 Wold (b. D 12, 1849, Norway). Prepared in 
 Douglas Co. H. S., Castle Rock, Colo. Tri- 
 angle; C. E. Club; Scabbard and Blade; Philo- 
 mathean; Lt. and Capt., Univ. Regt. Drainage 
 Engr. and Contr. Address^ Windom, Minn. 
 
 6qi6. HERMAN CARL WOLF 
 Supt. Water Co.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 
 1914; b. O 28, 1891, Edwardsville, 111.; s. Her- 
 man E. (b. Ag 25, 1850, Philadelphia) and 
 Mary H. Wolf (b. F 10, 1862, Troy, 111.). 
 Prepared in Edwardsville H. S. Acacia; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi. Asst. Engr., St. Pub. 
 Utilities Comn. of 111., 1914-16; Supt., Edwards- 
 ville Water Co., Edwardsville, 111., 1916-17. 
 ist. Lt. Engrs., U. S. Reserves, 191 7; 447th 
 Aug. Detachment, A. E. F., France; ist Lt., 
 
 D. of C. and F., Tours, do. Assoc. Mem., A. 
 I. E. E. Address, 113 Springer Ave,, Edwards- 
 ville. 111. 
 
 6017. WILLIAM SIDNEY WOLFE 
 (Husband of No. 6935; Brother of No. 7314) 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E. ; M. S., 1914, b. 
 Mr 21, 1889, Williamsfield, 111.; s. Nelson 
 Livermore (b. Jl 29, 1864, Truro, 111.) and 
 Grace (Armstrong) Wolfe (b. D 10, 1862, 
 Waterside, Ayrshiu, Scotland). Prepared in 
 Williamsfield H. S.; Univ. Acad. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Alpha Rho Chi; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. With Morey Newgard & Co., Chi- 
 cago, summer 1913; With an Efficiency Engr., 
 do., summer 1914; With Leonard Const. Co. 
 New York City, summer 1915; Steel and Rein- 
 forced Concrete Designer, I. C. Ry. summer 
 1916; do.. Smith Hinchman & Grills, Detroit, 
 
 summer 191 7; Instr., Arch. Engng. Univ. of 
 111., 1914-18; Concrete Ship Designing, 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Articles in Engng. Record; Engng. and 
 Contracting ; Engng. News-Record. Mem., 
 Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ; M. E. 
 Church. Married Lois Myrtle Harris ('15), 
 Ag 28, 1916, Urbana. Child, Robert William, 
 b. F 25, 1918. Address, Box 65, North Glen- 
 side, Pa.; bus. add., 140 N. Broad St., Phila- 
 delphia. 
 
 6018. WING FOOE WONG 
 Actuary; A. B. in Bus. L. & A.; b. Je 19, 
 1890, Canton, China; s. Hong Wong. Pre- 
 pared in Cascadilla Sch., Ithaca, N. Y. Cml. 
 Club. Teacher, Y. M. C. A. H. S., Shanghai, 
 China. Acct. with Venus Life Ins. Co. 
 Actuary with Venus Fire & Marine Ins. Co. 
 Address, Kiachow Road, Shanghai, China. 
 
 6019. TSING TOO WOO 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; A. B.; b. S 8, 
 
 1892, Tachow, China; s. S. P. Woo. Prepared 
 in Lawrence Acad. E. E. Soc; Stud. Branch, 
 A. I. E. E. Elec. Engr., Peking, China, 191 5. 
 Telegraph Dept., President's Office, do. Ad- 
 dress, c/o President's Office, Peking, China. 
 
 6020. WAX SHUN WOO 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 10, 1890, Canton, China; 
 s. C. T. Tsai. Prepared in Madison, Wis. H. 
 S. Cosmopolitan Club. Address, Hankow, 
 China. 
 
 6021. DANIEL CHARLES WOOD 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 8, 1889, 
 Pekin, 111.; s. Charles Stephen and Mary 
 (Belach) Wood. Prepared in Pekin H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Pres., E. E. Soc; Mgr., E. E. 
 Show. Asst. Engr., Central 111. Light Co., 
 Peoria, 1913; Pub. Utilities Comn., 1914-16; 
 Service Engr.; St., 111. Pub. Utilities Comn., 
 Springfield. 111., 1917-18. 5th C. A. O. T. C. 
 Ft. Monroe, Va.; 2d Lt., do. Mem., A. I. E. 
 E.; Springfield Engr. Club; N. E. L. A. Ad- 
 dress, 700 S. 8th St., Pekin, 111. 
 
 6022. ARDIE GERALDINE WOODS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 2, 1884, 
 Macomb, 111.; d. M. Woods. Prepared in Ma- 
 comb H. S. Address, Sullivan, 111. 
 
 6023. GEORGE EDWARD WOODS 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. & A. ; b. Mr 22, 1891, 
 
 Hume, 111.; s. Archie Edgar (b. Columbus, 
 O.) and Mary Thomas (Bowen) Woods (b. 
 Paris. 111.). Prepared in Hume H. S., LL. 
 B.; Harvard, 1917. Phi Kajjpa Sigma; Yoxan; 
 V. P. Soph. Class; Varsity Track; Class Foot- 
 ball; Class Baseball. Lawyer, Mayer, Meyer, 
 Austrian and Piatt, Chicago, 1917 — . Address, 
 5733 University Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Room 2010, 208 S. La Salle St., do. 
 
 6024. FAY MORSE WOOLDRIDGE 
 Druggist; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 21, 1891. 
 
 Gifford. 111.; s. William Alonzo (b. Ag 30, 
 1 85 1, Bridgeport, N. Y.) and Hattie Maria 
 (Morse) Wooldridge (b. Ag 22, 1862, Lisbon, 
 111.). Prepared in Rantoul H. S. Druggist. 
 Mem., Baptist Church. Address, Gifford, 111. 
 
 6025. WILLIAM HENRY WOOLSTON 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ja 18, i8qi, 
 Geneva, 111.; s. Joseph L. (b. Victor, N. Y.) 
 and Isabella (Newton) Woolston. Prepared in 
 Geneva H. S. Cornell Univ., 1908-9: M. D., 
 N. W. Univ., 1915. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha 
 Kappa Kappa; Yoxan; Football. Capt., 1913; 
 Basketball, Capt., 19 13. House Phys., St. 
 Luke's Hosp., 1915; do.. Cook Co. Hosp., 1915- 
 17; Lt., Army Med. Service, France, Base 
 Hosp., No. 36, 1917— . Address, 1232 Chase 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
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 6026. JOSEPH LOYD WORRELL 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 24, 1887, 
 Bowen. IlL; s. Robert E. and Lillian T^ (Smitn) 
 Worrell. Prepared in Bowen H. S.; Knox 
 Coll. Adelphic; Agr. Club; Bushnell Guild. 
 Teacher. Agr., H. S., Hastings, Mich., 1913- 
 14; do.. Enterprise, Ore., 1914-17; Stud., Univ. 
 of 111. 1917; Teacher, Agr. H. S., Anola, Minn.. 
 1917. Pvt. ist. Bat. 3rd R. O. T. C, Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1918; Camp Le Cormeau, France; 
 Mustered out, Ja 19. I9i9- Address, Bowen, 
 111.; bus. add.. Falls City, Neb. 
 
 6027. MABEL FERN WORRELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; b. Jl 16, 1886, 
 Bowen, 111.; d. James W. (b. N 24. 1844. Pa.) 
 and Nancy E. (Forsyth) Worrell (b. Je 3. 
 1848, Adams Co., 111.). Prepared in Carthage 
 H. S.; Knox Coll. Teacher, E. Chicago, Ind., 
 1914-15; Monmouth H. S., 1915-16; Tp. H. S.. 
 Industry, 111., 191 7-18. Address, West Point, 
 111.; bus. add.. La Grange, 111. 
 
 6028. ALLAN THURMAN WRIGHT 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.; b. F 28. 1888, Franklin. 
 111.; s. Wm. Wright. Prepared in Jacksonville 
 H. S. Address, Franklin, 111. 
 
 6029. SAMUEL ANTHONY WRIGHT 
 Minister; A. B. in L. & A.; b. S 26, 1884, 
 
 Rome, Ga. ; s. William A. (b. do.) and Lucy F. 
 Wright (b. Washington, Ga.). Prepared in 
 Mount Hermon H. S. M. A., SocioL, Co- 
 lumbia Univ., 1914. Stud., Union Theol. Sem., 
 1913-16. Y. M. C. A. Minister. Alarried 
 Margaret Elizabeth Neilson, My 1916, E. 
 Northfield, Mass. Address, Hayden, Col. 
 
 6030. CHAI KOO WU 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 27, 1889. Soo 
 Chow, China; s. B. S. Wong. Prepared in Nan 
 Yang -H. S., Shanghai, China. Cosmopolitan 
 Club; Chinese Students" Club; Ry. Club. 
 Teacher, Govt. Inst, of Tech., Shanghai, China, 
 1915. Teacher, Teacher's Coll. Address, c/o 
 Teacher's Coll., Nanking, China. 
 
 6031. CHIA CHEOW YEN 
 Professor; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 11, 1889, 
 Foochow, China. Prepared in Wesleyan Acad.; 
 
 Cornell; Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of Mich. A. M., 
 Harvard, 1914. Cosmopolitan Club; Math. 
 Club; Final Honors. Prof, of Math., Tangshan 
 Engng. Coll. Mem. Am. Math. Soc; Math. 
 .\ssn. of Am. Address, c/o Tangshan Engng. 
 Coll., Tangshan, China. 
 
 O032. EVERETT GILLHAM YOUNG 
 Estimator; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. Je 19, 
 1888, Geneseo, IlL; s. Thomas Shields (b. Mr 
 iS, 1863. Davenport, la.) and Nancy Dean 
 (Gillham) Young (b. Jl i, 1862, Alton, 111.). 
 Prepared in San Jose (Calif.) and Topeka 
 (Kan.) H. Schs., Univ. of Kan. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Mil. Band; Univ. Orchestra; Ry. 
 Club. Draftsman and Insp., Kansas City, Kan., 
 1913-14; Research Asst.. Ry. Engng. Dept., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Estimator, Calculator, 
 Am. Locomotive Co., Scotia, Schenectady. N. 
 Y., 1916 — . Married Charlotte Anna Eldridge, 
 S 2, 1914, Topeka, Kan. Child, Charlotte Vir- 
 ginia, b. Ag 23, 1916. Address, 24 Forest Road, 
 Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 6033. *YUNGYEN YOUNG 
 A. B. in Sc; B. S., M. S., 1914; b. Mr 15, 
 i8go, Nanziang, China; s. Y. Kivei. Prepared 
 ■n Lawrence Acad., Groton, Mass. Died 1915. 
 
 6034. HENRY CHARLES ZEIS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. & A.; A. M., 1915; 
 b. Jl 24. 1885, Waterloo, III.; s. Lorenz (b. N 
 10, 1845, do.) and Catherine (Reichert) Zeis 
 (b. Mr II, 1849, do.). Prepared in Waterloo 
 H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Asst. Math., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-15; Teacher, McKinley H. S., St. 
 Louis, 191 5 — . Married Teresa M. Roseman, 
 S II, 191 3, Waterloo, 111. Children: Leander 
 Bernard, b. N 8. 1914; .Anthonelle Hermina, b. 
 Jl 30, 1916; Dolores Marie, b. JNIr 29, 1918. 
 Address, 4142 Walsh St., St. Louis; bus. add., 
 2156 Russell Ave., do. 
 
 6035. ROBERT PAUL ZIMMERMAN 
 A. B^ in L. & A.; A. M., 1917; b. Ja 27, 
 1S80. Ger. ; s. R. A. Zimmerman. Prepared 
 in Scientific and Literary Inst., Eddy, Tex.; 
 Elmhurst Coll. Cosmopolitan Club. Address, 
 R. 2, Waco, Tex. 
 
 CLASS OF 1914 (634 LIVING, 15 DEAD) 
 
 6036. ARTHUR HILDERMAN AAGAARD 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 14, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Julius (b. N 28, 1856, Hadersleben, 
 Schleswig-Holstein, Ger.) and Abbie Thomp- 
 kins (Moses) Aagaard (b. N 21, 1858, Racine, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Englewood H. S. Philo- 
 mathean; Scabbard and Blade; Lt. and Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Instr., Steam and Gas Engng., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1915-17; do., Mech. Engng.. Rice 
 Inst., Houston, Tex. Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. 
 Address, 6647 Perry Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 Rice Inst., Houston, Tex. 
 
 6037. BERTRAM ABNEY 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 20, 1892, Har- 
 risburg, 111.; s. Albert G. and Gertrude (Rob- 
 inson) Abney. Prepared in Harrisburg Tp. H. 
 S. Alpha Gamma Rho. Married Leah Hine. 
 Jl 28, 191 6, Harrisburg, 111. Address, R. i, 
 Galatia, 111. 
 
 6038. DONALD WINCHESTER ACER 
 (Brother of No. 4996) 
 
 With By-Products Steel Co.; A. B. in L. A. 
 & S.; b. Mr 28, 1893, Medina, N. Y.; s. Her- 
 bert Augustus (b. Je 19, 185S, do.) and Ella 
 L. Whedon (b. Mr 20, 1858, Albion, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Medina (N. Y.) H. S. Psi Upsi- 
 Ion. With Acer-Whedon Co., Medina, N. Y., 
 1914-16; By-Product Steel Co., Steubenville, 
 O. Address, Box 428, Steubenville, O. 
 
 6039. KATHARINE EDITH ACER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 6, 1892, Medina, 
 N. Y.; d. V. A. (b. F 28, 1864, Shelby, N. Y.) 
 and Katharine E. (Bowen) Acer (b. Ja 22, 
 1870, Medina, N. Y.). Prepared in Medina 
 (N. Y.) H. S. Sigma Kappa; Yo Ma; Illiola; 
 H. Sc. Club. Address, c/o Mission Vineyard 
 Co., Cucamonga, Calif. 
 
 6040. «EUGENE FRANKLIN ADAMS 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 22, 1890, 
 
 Topeka, Kan.; s. H. J. Adams. Prepared in 
 Shortridge H. S., Indianapolis. Arcus; Arch. 
 Club. Instr., Steam and Gas Engng., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1915-17; Instr., Rice Inst., Houston, Tex., 
 191 7. Deceased. 
 
 6041. RAYMOND BEAN ALBRIGHT 
 
 (Brother of No. 5518) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 9, 1890, Arming- 
 ton, 111.; s. J. F. Albright. Prepared in Hittle 
 Tp. H. S. Classical Club; Fresh. Honor List; 
 Prelim. Honors; Der Deutsche Verein; Cap 
 and (jown Com. Address, Minier, Ill.t 
 
 6042. JOHN LESLIE ALDEN 
 (Husband of No. 6679) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 16, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Fred H. (b. Ap 22, 1869, Syca- 
 more, 111.) and Maude Marion (Kelley) Alden 
 
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 (b. S 25, 1869, Little Falls, N. Y.)- Prepared 
 in Austin and Lake View H. Schs.. Chicago; 
 Kalamazoo (Mich.) H. S. ; Case Sch. Ap- 
 plied Sc, 19 1 3. ' Zeta.Psi; Helmet; Ku Klux; 
 Jr. Councilman and Engng. V. P.. Stud. Union. 
 Sales Engr., Dust Collecting and All-Condi- 
 tioning Apparatus, Steel Pulley Co., N. Y., 
 1914-16; Asst. Supt., Power and Maintenance, 
 Ludlow Mfg. Assocs., Ludlow, Mass., 1916-17. 
 ist. Bat., ist Prov. Tr. Regt.. 1917; 2nd Lt., 
 Ord. Dept., N. A., 1917; ist Lt., Chem. Serv. 
 Section, N. A., A. E. F., France, 1918; Capt. 
 do.; Mustered out, Ja 23, 1919. Invented 
 Centrifugal Air Washer, Patented, Ja 1918. 
 Auth: An LTnusual Dust Collecting System, 
 Atn. Machinist, 191 6; Pressures Used in 
 Fan Testing, Pozver, 1917; Automobile Front 
 Axle Design, Machinery, 1913; Cam Shaft 
 Drive, do., 1914. Jr. Mem., Soc. of Automo 
 bile Engrs., 1916; A. S. M. E. Married Ber 
 nice Wright ('14), S 4, 1917, Sycamore, 111 
 Child, John, b. Je 28, 1918. Address, 119 W, 
 Exchange St., Sycamore. 111.; bus. add., Lud 
 low Mfg. Associates, Ludlow, Ma.ss. 
 
 6043. SARAH LOUISE ALESHIRE 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 29, 1891, 
 Chicago; d. O. E. Aleshire. Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S. Delta Gamma; Yo Ma. Teacher, 
 Chicago; Dietitian, LI. S. A. Gen. Hosp. No. 
 6, Ft. McPherson, Ga.. 1918. Address, 6519 
 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 6044. RUBEN C. ALLEN 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D s, 1888, Montfort, Wis.; 
 s. John P. Allen. Prepared in Montfort (Wis.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of Wis. Address, Montfort, Wis.t 
 
 6045. ARTHUR SAMUEL AMBROSE 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 24, 1889, 
 Downers Grove, 111.; s. Samuel Lincoln and 
 Helen (Todd) Ambrose. Prepared in Down- 
 er's Grove H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Mgr.. 
 Virden Creamery Co., Virden, 111., 1914-15; 
 Asst., Dairying, Coll. of Agr. and Mechanic 
 Arts, Durham, N. H., 1915-17; Assoc. Prof., 
 Dairying, Miss. A. & M. Coll. Married Clara 
 Van Pragg, S 22, 19 13, Springfield, 111. Child, 
 Warren Arthur, b. O 25, 1914. Addtess, Ag- 
 ricultural College, Miss. 
 
 6046. HARLOW AYDELOTT AMSBARY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 17, 1892, 
 Little Rock, Ark.; s. Frank Clifford and Addia 
 Adelia (Avdelott) Amsbary. Prepared in 
 
 Champaign 'H. S. Phi Delta Theta. Const. 
 Engr., Peoria, 1915-16; do., Detroit, 1916-17. 
 2nd Lt., C. A. C, U. S. R., Foreign Service, 
 1917; ist Lt., France, 1918; Capt., 1918, re- 
 turned from France, N 26, 1918; Mustered 
 out, D, 1918. Mem., Detroit Alumni Club, 1916- 
 17. Address, 512 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 6047. EMIL JOSEPH ANDERLE 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram.; b. Mr 22, 
 1893, Chicago; s. Joseph (b. 1869, Bohemia) 
 and Frances (Triner) Anderle (b. 1870, Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Chi Psi; Class Basketball; Mil. Band. Ap- 
 prentice Mach., C. W. Raymond Co., Dayton, 
 1915; Ceram. Engr., Dover, O., 191617; Sales 
 Dept., Internat. Clay Mach. Co., Dayton. O., 
 1917-18. Naval Flying R. C; Pilot, do., Pen- 
 sacola. Fla. ; Mustered out, D 28. 191S. Auth.: 
 The Producer Gas Fired Metallic Radiation 
 Dryer, Clayzvork, Mr 1918. Married Annette 
 Seeling, Je 6, 1917, Dayton, O. Address, 132 
 Hudson Ave., Dayton, O. 
 
 6048. CLARENCE SCOTT ANDERSON 
 (Brother of No. 6050) 
 
 Agriculturalist; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 15, 1892, 
 Sterling, 111.: s. James R. and Isabelle (Cross) 
 Anderson. Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. S. 
 Tau Kappa Epsilon; Agr. Club. Prof., Am. 
 
 Ilusb., Colo. St. .^g^. Coll., 1914-16; Agr., 
 Saguache Co., Saguache, (Tolo.. 1917. Ord. 
 Dept., U. S. N. A. 1918— . Married Ethel 
 Todd, F 16, 1918, Wakeman, O. Address, 
 5427 L^niversity Ave., (Chicago. 
 
 6049. JOHN HENNING ANDERSON 
 (Husband of No. 7222; Brother of No. 6051) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 24, 1889, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. Peter John (b. 1848. 
 Sweden) and Anna (Swanson) Anderson (b. 
 i860, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Tri- 
 angle; Sigma Xi; C. E. Soc. Engr., Chicago, 
 1914-15; Pittsburgh, 1915-17; Washington, D. 
 C, 1917; Field Engr., Lakewood Engng. Co., 
 1919 — . ist Lt., Engrs. Corp., U. S. A.. 
 1917; R. O. T. C, Am. Univ., Washington, D. 
 C, 1917; Capt., 2i2th Engrs., Camp Devens, 
 Mass., 1918; Mustered out, Ja 17. 1919. Mar- 
 ried Gladys May Smith ('15), Je 26, 1917, 
 Pittsburgh. Address, 14808 Clifton Blvd., Lake- 
 wood, O. 
 
 6050. RENA ANDERSON (McDONALD) 
 (Sister of No. 6048) 
 
 A. B. in L. & A.: b. Sterling. 111.; d. James 
 R. (b. Ja 5. 1842, Lanarkshire, Scotland) and 
 Isabelle (Cross) Anderson (b. Je 2, 1847, do.). 
 Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. S.; 111. Wesleyan 
 L^niv., 1912-13. Kappa Delta. Teacher, H. 
 Sc, Tp. H. S., Newman. 111., 1914-16. Mar- 
 ried Alexander Ray McDonald. Ag 16, 1916, 
 Polo, 111. Address, Newman, III. 
 
 6051. WALTER SEIGFREID ANDERSON 
 (Brother of No. 6049) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 16, 1890, 
 Rock Island. 111.; s. Peter John (b. Ja 19, 1849, 
 Smolen, Sweden) and Anna C. (Swanson) 
 Annderson (b. Jl 3, 1853, Sweden). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Triangle; Sigma Xi; C. E. 
 Club. Asst. Dir. and Engr., Universal Port- 
 land Cement Co., 1914-17; Pres. Nat. Container 
 Co., Detroit, 1917-18. Cadet, Aviation Sec- 
 tion U. S. A., St. Univ. O.; Pilot 55, do. 
 Camp Dick, Dallas, Tex. ; mustered out of 
 service, 1918. Auth.: Articles in Engng. Con- 
 tracting. Married Helen B. Anderson, Jl 28, 
 iQiS, Chicago. Address, 6519 Kimbark Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., Lakewood Engng. Co., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6052. CHAUNCEY BLISS ANDREWS 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 4, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. M. J. Andrews. Prepared in Cur- 
 tis H. S. Alpha Zeta; Land. Club; Agr. Club; 
 U. L. A. S.; Hort. Club: Class Swimming. 
 Ensign, Great Lakes Naval Tr. Sta., 1918 — . 
 Address, 815 Steinway Hall, Chicago. 
 
 6053. CHARLES BECHT ANTHONY 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 29, 
 1892, Chicago; s. George D. Anthony. Pre- 
 pared in Lane H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa. Mar- 
 ried Anna Margaret Walsh, Mr 10, 191 7. Ad- 
 dress, 6569 Lakewood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6054. CHARLES HENRY APPLE 
 (Husband of No. 7706) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 23, 1891, 
 Peoria; s. Frank H. (b. Brimfield, 111.) and 
 Wilhemina (Krumple) Apple (b. Peoria). Pre- 
 pared in Bradley Polv. Inst. Asst. St. High- 
 vvav Engr.. Paris, III. F. A., O. R. T. C. 12th 
 Bat., Camp Taylor, Ky., My 1918; 30th F. A.; 
 Camp Funston, Kan.; Mustered out, Ja 14. 
 1919. Married Frieda Elizabeth Korth ('16), F 
 2. 1918, Trivoli, 111. Address, R. 2. Peoria; 
 h\(s. add., 510 Metropolitan Bldg., East St. 
 Louis. 111. 
 
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 6055. ALBERT ANGELO APPLEGATE 
 
 (Husband of No. 5385; Brother of Nos. 2558, 
 
 3258, 4-526) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 9, 1889, 
 Atlanta, III.; s. Albert (b. My 8, 1849, 111.) and 
 Clara (Miller) Applegate (b. My 6, 1851, do.). 
 Prepared in Atlanta H. S. Married Grace Rob- 
 inson ('12), Jl 11, 1917, Roswell, N. M. Ad- 
 dress, Atlanta, 111. 
 
 6056. HOWARD CLINTON ARNOLD 
 (Brother of No. 5528) 
 Instructor; B. S. in Ceram. ; b. O 28, 1891. 
 Chicago; s. Edwin Hunter (b. Cresco, la.) and 
 Emma Mary (Noble) Arnold (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Lake Univ. H. S.. Chicago; Univ. of 
 Mich., 191 7; M. A., O. St. Univ., 1916. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma; Sigma Xi; Ceram. Club; Keramos 
 Club; Prelim, and Special Honors; Mgr., 
 Basketball, 1913. Instr.. Ceram. Engng., L^niv. 
 of 111., 1916-17. Gas Defense Service, U. S. 
 N. A., Secret Proriuctions Dept., 1917-18. 
 Auth.: Ternary System, A)n. Ceram. Soc. 
 1917; Richardson Continuous Kiln, Brick & 
 Clay Record, F 191 7; Refractories in Metall- 
 urgical Indust.. Avi. Foundry man's Jour., 191 7; 
 Plastic Enamels, Am. Ceram. Soc. Trans., 191 6. 
 Address, 8824 Morgan St., Chicago. 
 
 6057. CLARENCE MARCELLUS ASHBURN 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 12, 
 1883, W. Union, W. Va.; s. W. Ashburn. Pre- 
 pared in Salem (W. Va.) Coll., 1906-10; Univ. 
 of W. Va., 1910-13. Prin., H. S., Reader. W. 
 Va. Mem., Baptist Church. Address, West 
 iJnion, W. Va.; bus. add., Tp. H. S., Reader, 
 W. Va. 
 
 6058. CLARA MABEL ATTEBERY 
 (Sister of Nos. 5009, 7350, 8932) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc.; b. Hillsboro, III.; 
 d. W. J. (b. do.) and Lula (Bailey) Atteberv 
 (b. Walshville, 111.). Prepared in Hillsboro H. 
 S. H. Sc. Club. Teacher, Herrin Tp. H. S., 
 111., 1914-16. Mem., Food Conservation Com., 
 Montgomery Co., 1918 — . Address, R. 4, 
 Hillsboro, 111. 
 
 6059. EARL KIRKWOOD AUGUSTUS 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 23, 1892, Cis- 
 co, 111.; s. Howard Clifton (b. Mr 13, 1859, 
 Macon Co., 111.) and Jennie E. (McKay) Aug- 
 ustus (b. Mr 27, 1866, Piatt Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in .Chaddock Acad., Quincy. Alpha 
 Zeta; Scabbard and Blade; Agr. Club; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors; Capt., Univ. Regt. Asst. 
 and Instr., An. Husb., Univ. of 111., 1915-18; 
 Assoc, do., 1018 — . Married Margaret Foss, 
 Je 18, 1914, Champaign. Child, Mary Marga- 
 ret, b. N 17, 1916. Address, 1306 S. Orchard 
 St., LTrbana. 
 
 6060. JOHN MADISON AVERY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 23, 
 
 18S2. Johnston City. 111.; s. R. A. Avery. Pre- 
 pared in So. 111. Norm. Sch. Teacher, H. S., 
 Hillsboro, 111. Married Minnie C. iSkinner. 
 My 20, 1909. Children: Mildred; Esther. 
 Address, c/o H. S., Hillsboro, Ill.t 
 
 6061. ROBERT MILLS BAILIE 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ja 22, iSoi, 
 
 Storm Lake, la.; s. A. D. Bailie. Prepared in 
 Storm Lake (la.) H. S. Arch. Club. Address. 
 229 Cayugua St., Storm Lake, la.f 
 
 6062. ALICE ELIZABETH BAINES 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ap s, 1891; 
 d. Oscar O. (b. Mr 5, 1S63, Zanesville, O.) 
 and Ida J. (Christie) Baines (b. S 8. 1866, 
 Martinstown, Ont., Can.). Prepared in LTr- 
 bana H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Yo Ma; 
 W. A. A. Teacher, Dom. Sc, H. S., E. Au- 
 rora, 111., 1914-18; Dietitian, Base Hosp., 
 Camp Dodge, la. Address, 132 S. Lincoln 
 Ave., Aurora, 111. 
 
 0063. AMELIA WEST BAKER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F i, 1889, 
 Batavia, 111.; d. John Baker. Prepared in W. 
 Batavia H. S . Teacher, Oshkosh, Wis. Ad- 
 dress, 401 Jackson St., Oshkosh, Wis.t 
 
 6064. JOSEPH LADD BALLOU 
 Inspector; B. S. in M, E. ; b. S 6, 1890, 
 Wheaton, 111.; s. L. E. Ballou. Prepared in 
 Elmhurst H. S. Insp., C. T. Co., Wheaton, 
 HI. Sergt., Co. C, 342nd Inf.. U. S. N. A.; 
 Lt., 306th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . 
 Address, 215 Cross St., Wheaton, 111. 
 
 6065. HARRY TRUMAN BARBER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 2, 1890, Pitts- 
 field, 111.; s. C. A. Barber. Prepared in Pitts- 
 field H. S. Atanthus; Hoof and Horn Club; 
 Class Basketball. Overseer, Pure Breed Here- 
 ford Farm. Married Neva Wilk. O 24, 1914. 
 Child. Buford. Address, Pittsfield, Ill.t 
 
 6066. PHIL CHASE BARBER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 30, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Albert Hall (b. D 22, 1844, Pasten- 
 kill, N. Y.) and Mary (Pennell) Barber (b. 
 F 26, 1850, Granville, 111.). Prepared in Wen- 
 dell Phillips H. S.; Lewis Inst., Chicago. Del- 
 ta Kappa Epsilon; Helmet. Engr., A. H. Bar- 
 1)er Creamery Supply Co.; V. P., A. H. Bar- 
 ber & Co., Chicago Wholesale Produce. 2nd 
 Lt., F. A. R. C; 5th Regt., C. A. C, A. E. F., 
 France, 191S; Mustered out, Ja 29, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, .S437 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 306 W. Austin Ave., do. 
 
 6067. CLARENCE BARBRE 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. A. & S. ; M. S., 191S; 
 b. My 15, 1890, Taylorville, 111.; s. William E. 
 (b. Curan, 111.) and Florence Louisa (Lewis) 
 Barbre (b. Breckenridge, 111.). Prepared in 
 Taylorville Tp. LI. S. A. B., Eureka Coll., 
 1913. Acanthus; Chem. Club; Mgr., Sc. Bas- 
 ketball. Asst. Prof., Organic and Biol. Chem., 
 Lhiiv. of So. Calif., Med. Sch., 1915-16; Biol. 
 Dept., H. S., Pasadena, Calif., 1916; Research 
 Dept., Gen. Petroleum Corp.. 1916-18; 2nd 
 Asst. Supt,, Production U. S. Indus. Chem. 
 Co.. S. Baltimore. 1918 — . Address, U. S. 
 Indus. Chem. Co., South Baltimore. 
 
 6068. GEORGE HOLBROOK BARGH 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 30, 
 1892, Kinmundy, 111.; s. Edwin Charles (b. F 
 7, 1857, Leeds, Eng.) and Nellie (Holbrook") 
 Bargh (b. S 12, 1869, Farina, 111.). Prepared 
 in Centralia H. S. ; Univ. of III., 1915. Chi 
 p.eta; Sigma Delta Chi; Mgr. Ed., Daily Illini; 
 .\sst. Ed.. Illio; summer Illini, 1913; Dope 
 Sheet Staff, 191 2; Home-Coming Com., 1913; 
 Tr. Cap Com.; Cadet Hop, 1011-12; Cml. Club; 
 "p.en Franklin Club. Journalist, Centralia, III.; 
 do., Mt. Vernon. 111., 1914-17- Q- M. R. C; 
 Camp Custer. 1917; O. M. Sergt., R. O. T. C, 
 Camp Johnston, Fla., 1918; Q. M. C, 6th 
 Army Corps, A. E. F., France. Mem.. A. F. A. 
 M.; Sbriner. Address, Kinmundy, 111. 
 
 6069. NELLE ELIZABETH BARRICK 
 (EWAN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2970) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 9, 1890. Villa 
 Grove, 111.; d. John Byrd (b. N 30. 1855) and 
 Mary Catherine (Davis) Barrick (b. My 11, 
 1850, Canton 111.). Prepared in Villa Grove H. 
 S.; Urbana H. S. .\lpha Chi Omega. Teacher, 
 Kewanee. 111., 1915-17. Mem., O. E. S.; 
 ladies Reading Club of Kewanee; Congr. 
 Church. Married William Clayton Ewan 
 ('07), Je 16, 1917, Villa Grove, 111. Child. John 
 Clayton, b. and died, Mr 22, 1918. Address, 
 319 McKinley Ave., Kewanee. 111. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Ai.umni 
 
 6070. HENRY WILMONT HARTLING 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 28, 1892. Litchfield, 111.; 
 s. II. W. Bartling. Prepared in Alilliken Univ., 
 1910-12. Mem., E. E. Soc; Lutheran Church. 
 327 F. A., Hdqtrs. Co., Camp Taylor, Louis- 
 ville. Ky. Address, 911 N. Jackson St., Litch- 
 field, III.; bus. add., 464 63rd Ave., West Allis, 
 Wis. 
 
 6071. FEDERICO BASADRE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 22, 1890, 
 Tacna, Peru, S. A.; s. Carlos Basadre Forero 
 (b. Jl 1859, do.) and Olga (Grohraan) Basa- 
 dre (b. Mr 1864, do.). Prepared in H. S., 
 Lima, Peru, S. A.; Sch. of Engng., do., 1907- 
 09. C. E. Club; Spanish Club. Engr., Peru, 
 1915; do., Argentina, 191 6-1 7; do. Brazil, 
 1918 — . Address, 174 Libertad St., B^lenos 
 Aires, Argentina, S. A. 
 
 6072. GLENN WALLACE BASS 
 Health Commissioner; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. 
 
 My 3, 1890. Walnut, III.; s. Wallace Bass. Pre- 
 pared in Walnut H. S. Sigma Tau; Prelim. 
 Honors. Supt., Central 111. Pub. Service Co., 
 Lawrenceville, 111.; Health Commissioner, Val- 
 paraiso, Ind. Address, 3324 Harold Ave., 
 Berwyn, 111. 
 
 6073. HARRY LLOYDE BAUER 
 (Brother of Nos. 3632, 4545) 
 
 Irrigator; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 14, 1892. Blue 
 Mound, 111.; s. Charles R. and Alice K. 
 (Wall) Bauer (b. Wadsworth. O.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Ionian; Agr. Club; Hort. 
 Club; Chess and Checker Ch:b; 2nd Lt. Cadet 
 Regt. Teacher, Englewood H. S., Chicago; 
 Field Work, Great West. Sugar Co., Ft. Col- 
 lins, Colo.; Irrigation on Govt. Exp. Farm. 
 Bell Fourche Project, Newell. S. Dak. 3rd 
 O. R. T. C, Camp Dodge, la.; 2nd Lt., Co. 
 K., Inf. 330, 32nd Div., A. P. O. No. 762, A. 
 E. F., 1918 — . Address, 1005 S. 4th St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 6074. LEO MICHAEL BAUER 
 (Brother No. 4546) 
 Arch. Designer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ja 30, 
 1892, Horton. Kan.; s. Victor (b. Ag 14, 1857, 
 Hansen, Ger.) and Mary Anna Marie (Lenz) 
 Bauer (b. Ta 9, i860, do.). Prepared in Hor- 
 ton (Kan.) H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arcus; 
 Kan. Soc; Arch. Club; Pres., Spalding Guild, 
 1913; Univ. Band, 1911-13- Bus. Mgr., Arch. 
 Year Book, 1914; Chm., Engng. Dance Com., 
 1914. Sec.-Treas., V. Bauer & Sons Con- 
 tract. Engrs. Horton, Kan.; Arch. Designer, 
 Detroit, 1917 — . Officers' Material Sch., Muni- 
 cipal Pier, Chicago. Nat. Pres., Alpha Kho 
 Chi 1914-17. Married Eva Regina Stroh, Je 
 2. 191 7, Detroit. Address, 79 Seebaldt Ave.. 
 Detroit. 
 
 6075. ARTHUR WILLIAM BAUMGARTEN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 27, 1889. 
 Milwaukee; s. Carl Henry (b. Ap 1864, Michi- 
 gan City, Ind.) and Minna (Schaar) Baum- 
 garten (b. Ger.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Brev. Capt., Univ. 
 Regt. Elec. Engr., Chicago & Joliet Elec. Ry. 
 Co., 1914-17. ist Lt., Engrs. R. C, 310th 
 Engrs., Camp Custer, Mich., 191 7 — -. Married 
 Louisa M. Kurd, Ja 25 1918, Joliet, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 1 70 1 Washingtpn St., Joliet, 111. 
 
 6076. VAUGHN BUTLER BAXTER 
 Agriculturalist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 18, 
 1891, Ottawa. 111.; s. Isaac Newton (b. Ja 20, 
 1862. Troy, Pa.) and Josephine (Butler) Bax- 
 ter (b. Ja 30, 1867, Prairie Centre, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. Ilus. Sergt., Co. 
 Admin., Camp Joseph E. Johnston, Fla. ; 2nd 
 Lt., Q. M. Corps, do., 1917 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Address, Ottawa, 111. 
 
 6077. AMY ADALINE BEACH 
 (Sister of No. 7370) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1918; 
 b. My 13, 1893, Watertown, N. Y.; d. Herman 
 Goodrich (b. F 28, 1862. Pittsfield, Mass.) and 
 .'Vlice (Becker) Beach (b. Mr 27, 1867, Water- 
 town, N. Y.). Prepared in Antwerp PI. S. 
 Athenean; Bethany Circle; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Prelim. Honors; Scholarship. Teacher, Lang- 
 uage, H. S., Bement, 111. 1914-15; do., Eldorado, 
 111., 191S-17; do.. Champaign H. S,, 1918 — . 
 Address, 511 E. John St., Champaign. 
 
 6078. GEORGE WILSON BEATTIE 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; A. M., 1915; b. Ag 
 20, 1873: s. W. J. (b. O 15, 1847, Hebron, N. 
 \.) and Elizabeth (Sherman) Beattie (b. Ag 17, 
 1852, Salem, N. Y.). Prepared in Ripon Coll. 
 Acad. A. B., Ripon Coll., 1901. H. S. Suprvr., 
 1901-12; Instr., Agr., Bowling Green, O., 
 1914—- Mem., Baptist Church. Address. 
 Bowling Green, O. 
 
 6079. GEORGE STANLEY BEAUMONT 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 7, 1890, 
 
 Chicago; s. George (b. 1855, Leeds, Eng.) and 
 Harriet (Wood) Beaumont (b. 1858, do.). 
 Prepared in Waller H. S., Chicago. Zeta Psi; 
 Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Varsity Swim- 
 ming, 1911-14; Capt., Univ. Regt., 1913-14. 
 111. St. Soil Sur., 1914-16; Consulting Agr., 
 Beaumont & Dunham, 1916-17. ist Lt., L Co., 
 54th Pioneer Inf., Camp Wadsworth, Spartan- 
 burg, S. C, 1 918; do., A. E. F., France, 1918; 
 Army of Occupation, 1918 — . Address. 1226 
 Fullerton Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 25 N. Dear- 
 born St., do. 
 
 6080. CHRISTOPHER KEENLY BEEBE 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. S 29, 1891, 
 
 Denver; s. Christopher Keeney (b. Chicago) 
 and Mary Ellen (Collins) Beebe (b. Eng.). 
 Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S. .Mpha Sigma 
 Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma. Cbem., 111. Dept. of 
 Agr., 1914-17; Chem., Franklin Mac Veagh & 
 Co., Chicago — . Sergt.. Food Div., San. Corps., 
 U. S. A., 1918; 1st Lt., Engng. Co., Gas Tr. 
 Sch., Camp Humphreys, Va.; Mustered out, 
 D 10, 1918. Address, 1441 Farwell Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Franklin Mac Veagh & Co., 
 Lake and Market Sts., Chicago. 
 
 6081. LEO RICHARD BELL 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ap 13, 
 1891, Stapleton, N. Y. ; s. Anthony Bell. Pre- 
 pared in Curtiss (N. Y.) H. S. Cosmopolitan 
 Club; Jr. Mem., A. I. M. E. Min. Engr., 
 Bolivia. Chem., Warfare Service, Casual 
 Dept. 2, A. P. O., 706, A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 167 McKeon St., Stapleton, N. Y. ; 
 bus. add., Norton Lab., Lockport, N. Y. 
 
 6082. NUEL DINSMORE BELNAP 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; T. D., 1916; 
 
 b. My 8, 1892, Mattoon, 111.; s. Hiram Wil- 
 liam (b. Je 21, 1866, Nokomis. 111.) and Sadie 
 Annette (Dinsmore) Belnap (b. D 21, 1865, 
 Chrisman, 111.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. 
 Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi; Helmet; 
 Yoxan; Rep. Club; Phi Beta Kappa; Special 
 and Final Honors; Order of the Coif; Varsity 
 Track. Interst. Commerce Atty., Chicago; Law- 
 yer; Borders. Walter and Burchmore (Chicago. 
 Sergt., Bat. B, 4th F. A., N. A.; R. O. T. C, 
 Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga.; Lt., S. A. S., A. P. O., 
 riS, France; Mustered out, F 20, 19x9. Mem., 
 Chicago mini Club. Address, 5733 University 
 .\ve., Chicago; bus. add., 1630 First National 
 Bank BIdg., do. 
 
 6083. HARRY WEBB BENJAMIN 
 Physician; A. B. in Sc. ; M. D., 1917; b. Jl 
 
 29, 1S91, Kempton, 111.; s. W. D. Beniamin. 
 Prepared in N. W. Acad., Address, 102 S. Ro- 
 mine St., Urbana.f 
 
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 6084. MERRILL G. BENJAMIN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.: b. D 22, 1889, 
 Webster, S. Dak.; s. M. A. Benjamin. Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Lewis 
 Inst., do. Address, 168 Lina Ave., St. Paul. 
 
 6085. NANCY LOUISE BENNETT 
 Stenographer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 
 7, 1889, McPherson, Kan.; d. John B. (b. 
 Urbana) and Missouri (Carman) Bennett (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Le Cercle 
 Francais. Stenographer, Registrar's Office and 
 Coll. of L. A. & S. Office, Univ. of 111., 1914- 
 17; Q. M. General's Office, War Dept., Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1 91 7 — . Address, 1104 W. 
 Springfield Ave., Urbana; bus. add.. Apt. 31, 
 1372 Kenyan St., N. W. Washington, D. C. 
 
 6086. ROBERT LEWIS BENTLEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 17, 1888, 
 Lockport, 111.; s. B. F. Ingersoll. Prepared 
 in Lockport H. S. A. B., Wheaton Coll., 1911- 
 Agr. Club; Congr. Guild; 111. Agron. Soc; 
 Choral Soc. Married Floy Way, N 29, 19 16. 
 Address, Lockport, III. 
 
 6087. FLOYD HARRISON BERGLAND 
 Broker; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 12, 1892, 
 Wasco, 111.; s. George (b. Sweden) and Louise 
 (Swanson) Bergland (b. do.). Prepared in 
 St. Charles H. S. Chi Beta; Alpha Zeta; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Capt., Univ. Regt. Lumber, 
 Grain, and Coal Dealer, Wasco, 111.; Broker, 
 San Francisco, 1919 — . 2nd Lt.. 166th Depot 
 Brig., Camp Lewis, Am. Lake, Washington; 
 Mustered out, F 12, 1919. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Address, 511 Hobart Bldg., San Francisco, 
 CaliL 
 
 6088. ADOLPH L. BERGMANN 
 (Brother of No. 6741) 
 Contr. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 13, 1S91, 
 Chicago; s. Adolph (b. Austria) and Mary 
 (Taborshy) Bergman (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Jr. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. Estimator, West. Elec. Co.; Contr. 
 Engr., Mead-Morrison Mfg. Co. Address, 2040 
 State St., Chicago. 
 
 6089. LESLIE COSBY BERNARD 
 Teacher; B. S. in A. E. ; Jl 14, 1890. Boyle 
 
 Co., Ky.; s. W. S. Bernard. Prepared m 
 Steele H. S., Dayton, O. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Yoxan; Scarab; Ku Klux; Helmet; Ath. Ed., 
 Illio, 1913; Soph. Cotillion Com. Draftsman, 
 Univ. of 111.; Teacher, Arch. Draw., Tech. 
 H. S., Indianapolis. Address, c/o Tech. II. S., 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 6090. *EDWARDS HALL BERRY 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 19, 1892, Oak Park, 
 111.; s. John Bennington (b. D 14. 1851, Pater- 
 son, N. J.) and Rachel (Allerton) Berry (b. Je 
 14, 1859, New York City). Prepared in Oak 
 Park H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Ma-wan-da; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Pres., 111. Union; Capt. 
 and Adjt., Univ. Regt.; Chm., Sr. Memorial 
 Com. Nat. Carbon Co., 1914-15; Quayle Lock 
 Co., 1916-17—. Sergt., Bat. E, ist III. F. A.; 
 1st R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan; 2nd Lt., 1917; 83d 
 F. A.. Ft. Russell; 1st Lt., 1918 — . Radio 
 Officer, 8th F. A. Brig. Died N 7, 1918, Camp 
 Mills, N. Y. 
 
 6091. FAY HELEN BICKNELL 
 Social Worker; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 21, 
 1891, Lovington, 111.; d. James S. Bjcknell. 
 Prepared in Champaign and Lovington Tp. H. 
 Schs.: West. Coll. for Women. Social Service 
 Work, United Charities. Address, Lovington, 
 111.; bus. add., 4728 Langley Ave., Chicago.t 
 
 6092. WALTER EDWARD BILHORN 
 Instrumentman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 12. 
 1 89 1, Chicago; s. Walter Edward Bilhorn. Pre- 
 pared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Instru- 
 mentman, C. B. & Q. R. R., Prairie Du Chien, 
 Wis. Address, 364 North Ave., Aurora, 111. 
 
 6093. JOHN EARL BLACK 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 26, 1890, 
 Chicago. Prepared in Blackstone 11. S., Men- 
 dota. Alpha Chi Rho; Ionian; Jr. Mem., A. 
 S. M. E. Instr., M. E., Univ. of Idaho; 
 Mech. Engr., Buda Motor Co., West. Elcc. Co., 
 igi6-i8. 2nd Lt., Signal R. C., A. Engr. Sec- 
 tion, Ellington Field, Houston, Tex. Address, 
 504 W. 6th St., Mendota, 111. 
 
 6094. FREDERICK JACKSON BLACK- 
 BURN 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 28, 1889, Hills- 
 boro. 111.; s. James R. (b. O 15, 1856, Litch- 
 field, 111.) and Mary Alice (Hartgroves) Black- 
 burn (b. Ja 16, 1868, HiUsboro, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Ilillsboro H. S. Agr. Club; Country 
 Life Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Alpha Zeta; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Investigator, Sys- 
 tems of Live Stock Farming in So. 111. for 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Asst., Home Econ., 
 Demonstration Car, Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Far- 
 mer, Hillsboro, 111., 1916 — . Sec, Montgomery 
 Co. Farm Bur.; Dir., Montgomery Co. Far- 
 mers Inst. Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. A. M., 
 
 1916. Married Emma Luella Rose, Ag 2g, 
 
 1 91 7, Collins, O. Address, Hillsboro, 111. 
 
 6095. EARL BLAINE BLOUGII 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 22, 1884, 
 
 Ilalstead, 111.; s. Philip Blough. Prepared in 
 LaGrange II. S. Class Football, 1912-13. Mov- 
 ing Picture Operator, Petrolia, 111. Address, 
 Camp Grove, 111.; bus. add., Petrolia, Ill.t 
 
 6096. WALTER JOSEPH BLUM 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 28, 1891, 
 
 Chicago; s. W. T. Blum. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S. Chi Phi; Eta Kappa Nu; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Pan-Hellenic Council; Cadet Hop. 
 Com.; Lt. and Capt., Univ. Regt. Sales Engr., 
 West. Elec. Co., Chicago. 2nd Lt., Inf., U. S. 
 R., A. E. F., France, 1918. Wounded, My 1918. 
 Address, 2522 N. Rockwell St., Chicago. 
 
 6097. LOUIS ANGELO BOETTIGER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 3, 
 1891, Chicago; s. Adam C. (b. F 18, 1868, do.) 
 and Emma (Dalle) Boettiger (b. 1870, do.). 
 Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S. Chi Phi; Ma- 
 wan-da; Adelphic; Scabbard and Blade; Capt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Pres., Y. M. C. A. Instr., Sch. 
 of Commerce, Univ. of Beirut, Syria, 1914-17; 
 Stud.' and Fellow in Econ., Univ. of Minn., 
 1917 — . Married Berdjouhi Ilaroutunian, My 
 28, 1917, Beirut, Syria. Child, Rosalind, b. 
 Tl 4, 1918. Address, 512 Delaware St., S. E., 
 Minneapolis. 
 
 6098. HAROLD BENJAMIN BOLANDER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 17, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. H. M. Bolander. Prepared in 
 (irane Tech. H. S. Designer, Auto Telephone 
 (To., Chicago; Elec. Engr., West. Elec. Co., 
 Chicago. Address, c/o West. Elec. Co., Chi- 
 cago.t 
 
 6099. GEORGE INGLES BOONE 
 Merchant; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 25, 1891, 
 Sidney, 111.; s. G. D. Boone. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Kappa Sigma: Univ. Band, 
 1910-14. Sales Dept. of B. F. Goodrich Rub- 
 ber Co.. Akron, O.; Retail Hardware, Sidney, 
 111. Musician, 149th F. A. Band, A. E. F., 
 France. Address, Sidney, Ill.t 
 
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 523 
 
 6100. SAMUEL p. BOONSTRA 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 9, 1884, 
 Goodland, Ind.; s. August (b. Je 9, 1845, Hol- 
 land). Prepared in La Fayette (Ind.) II. S. 
 Alpha Rho Chi. Draftsman, 11. Z. Dietz, 
 Evansville, Ind.; Arch. Engr., Watseka, 111., 
 1915-16. Address, Watseka, 111. 
 
 6101. KUMUDINI KAUTA BOSE 
 Lecturer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Tezpur. Assam, 
 India; s. M. K. Bose. Prepared in Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago. Lecturer, Bengal, India. Ad- 
 dress, 71 Bose's Bazar, Dacca, Bengal, India. t 
 
 6102. WARREN EDWARD BOW 
 (Brother of No. 6754) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Je 2, 1891, 
 Detroit; s. Sandy (b. Plymouth, Mich.) and 
 Anna (Gushing) Bow (b. Detroit). Prepared 
 in Detroit East. H. S. Sigma Pi; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Ceram. Club; 19 13 Homecoming 
 Com.; 1 914 Cap Com.; Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. Teacher, Mil., Detroit H. 
 S. Mexican Border Service; Capt. and Adjt., 
 31st Mich. Inf.; F. A., A. P. O. 7-'2, A. E. F., 
 1918. Address, 185 Pallister Ave., Detroit. 
 
 6103. WALTER HOWARD BOYER 
 
 (Husband of No. 5521) 
 
 Inspector; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 20, 1889, 
 
 Carnegie, Pa.; s. Elmer Ellsworth (b. F 4, 
 
 1 86 1, Washington Co., Pa.) and Elizabeth 
 
 Jane (McClure) Boyer (b. Jl 15, 1865, do.). 
 
 Prepared in Carlyle H. S. Triangle; C. E. 
 
 Club; Fresh. Track; Varsity Track. Eldg. 
 
 ' Insp., Office Supervising Arch., Univ. of 111., 
 
 1914-17. Capt., Engrs. R. C, 310th Engrs., 
 
 Camp Custer, Mich.; do., A. E. F., France, 
 
 1918 — . Married Ruby Lititia Allen ('13), Jl 
 
 21, 1917, Leavenworth, Kan. Child, William 
 
 Howard, b. S 6, 19 18. Address, Carlyle, 111. 
 
 6104. JOSEPH MANDEL BRANDSTETTER 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 28, 1893. 
 New York City; s. I. M. Brandstetter. Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S.. Chicago. Cosmo- 
 politan; Menorah; Class Baseball. Struct. 
 Engr., Chicago. .4ddress, 3827 Jackson Blvd., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 402 City Hall, do.j 
 
 6105. HERBERT FRANKLIN BRANNON 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 1 1-, 1892, St. Louis; 
 
 s. J. I. Brannon. Prepared in Streator II. S. 
 
 Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi. Yoeman. U. S. 
 
 N. R. Address, 705 N. Jefferson St., Peoria. t 
 
 6106. DOROTHY MAE BRAYTON 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 12, 1892, Blue Island, 
 111.; d. I. S. Brayton. Prepared in Blue Is- 
 land H. S.; attended Univ. of Chicago. Sig- 
 ma Kappa. Address, 20 Lindero Ave., Long 
 Beach, Calif.t 
 
 6107. LINCOLN BALES BREEDLOVE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 11, 1890, 
 Nashville, Tenn.; s. Dr. George B. (b. My 18, 
 1865, Mooresville, Ind.) and Jessie (Pointer) 
 Breedlove (b. S 9, 1868, Indianapolis). Pre- 
 pared in Martinville (Ind.) H. S.; Purdue 
 Univ., 1909-11. Phi Kappa Sigma; Masonic 
 Soc; M. E. Soc; Sigma Xi; 2nd Lt., ist Lt., 
 and Capt., LTniv. Brig. Supt., Mech. Equip- 
 ment and Instr., M. E., Roberts Coll., Con- 
 stantinople, Turkey, 1915-16; Tester of Steam 
 Turbines and Alternators; Designer of Elec. 
 Power Plants; Mech. Engr., Nat. Tub Co., 
 Pittsburgh, 1916. ist Lt., Ord. R. C, Engng. 
 Bur. 1918; Capt., Ord. Corps. Mem., A. S. M. 
 E.; A. F. A. M.; Scottish Rite; Mystic Shrine; 
 Yiougheny Country Club; In.str., Y. M. C. A. 
 Schs. Married Elizabeth A. Platts, Je 2. 191 7, 
 Wilkinsburg. Pa. Address, 7930 Tioga St., 
 Pittsburgh; bus. add., 1718 Frick Bldg., do. 
 
 6108. WINTRESS BRENNAN 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. L. S., 
 
 1917; b. Ogden, 111.; d. Patrick (b. 1845, Ire- 
 land) and Cornelia (Terrell) Brennan (b. 
 1848, (jeorgetown. 111.). Prepared in St. Mary- 
 of-the- Woods, Ind. Libn., Bailey Brancli Lib., 
 Gary, Ind., 1917-18. Address, Ogden, 111. 
 
 6109. JOHN FRED BRETON 
 Baseball; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 15, 1891, Chi- 
 cago; s. G. A. Breton. Prepared in Lake II. 
 S. Alpha Delta Phi; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; 
 Varsity Baseball. Baseball. Pilot, Aviation 
 Corps, S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918. Address, 
 1267 W. 72nd St., Chicago. t 
 
 61 10. JAMES SAMUEL BROCK 
 Fruit Grower; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 11, 1892, 
 Wapello, la. ; s. Margaret Brock. Prepared in 
 Keithsburg H. S. Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn 
 Club; Country Life Club. Fruit Grower. Ad- 
 dress, Batavia, Ill.t 
 
 61 1 1. WAYNE GOTTLIEB BROEHL 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 26, 
 1893, Pana, 111.; s. Julius Broehl. Prepared 
 in Pana Tp. H. S. Chi Phi; Alpha Kappa Psi; 
 Cml. Club. Auto Salesman, Chicago. 3rd R. 
 O. T. C. Address, 210 E. Ontario St., Chica- 
 go.! 
 
 61 12. CLIFFORD ALLEN BROWN 
 (Brother of No. 61 13) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 25, 1891, Hol- 
 der, 111.; s. Allen Brown. Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Plii Gamma Delta; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Class Football; Class Baseball. Address, 
 701 S. Broadway, Normal, Ill.t 
 
 61 13. EDWARD SUTHERLAND BROWN 
 
 (Brother of No. 61 12) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 7, 1889, Hol- 
 der, 111.; s. Allen Brown. Prejjared in Norm. 
 H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Alpha Gannna Rho. Farming, Holder, III. Ad- 
 dress, Normal, III.; bus. add.. Holder, Ill.t 
 
 6114. HORACE TROWBRIDGE BROWN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 15, 1887, 
 
 Quincy, 111.; s. W. E. Brown. Prepared in 
 Central H. S., St. Louis. Engr., Miss. River 
 Power Co., Keokuk. Corp., 20th Engrs., 47th 
 Co., A. E. F., France. Address, 819 N. 5th 
 St., Quincy, 111.; bus. add., c/o Miss. River 
 Power Co., Keokuk. t 
 
 6115. HOWARD DEXTER BROWN 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; b. 
 D 7, 1891, Selma, 111.; s. John J. (b. i860, 
 do.) and Iva Eldora Brown (b. 1867, Bucyrus, 
 O.) Prepared in Chenoa H. S. Hort. Club. 
 Instr., Univ. of 111., :9i4-i8. Lt., Q. M. C, 
 in charge of production of vegetables^ France, 
 1918 — . Auth.: Sodium and Potassium Cyan- 
 ide for Greenhouse Fumigation, Market Grow- 
 ers Jour., Vol. 21; Nico-fume vs. Cyanide for 
 Greenhouse Fumigation, do. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Elsie Beulah Stillwell, S 
 10, 1915, Urbana. Address, 402 E. Green St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 61 16. NORMAN FERDINAND BRUNKOW 
 Architect; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; B. S. in 
 A. E., 1918; b. Ap 9, 1890, Nelson, Wis.; s. 
 Ferdinand William (b. Ap 12, 1861, Wau- 
 kesha, Wis.) and Julia (Haisch) Brunkow (b. 
 Mr 15, 1867, Dubuque, la.). Prepared in 
 Dubuque (la.) H. S.; Stout Inst.. 1914; Univ. 
 of Minn., 1915. Iris; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma 
 Tau: Gargoyle; Philomathean; Prelim. Honors; 
 V. P., Sr. Class; 2nd Lt., Univ. Regt.; Glee 
 and Mandolin Club; Wrestling, 1912-13; (jym- 
 nastic, 1914; Class Basketball, 191 7-1 8; Jr., 
 Track Mgr., 1913. Instr., Arch. Drawing and 
 
5 -'4 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1914 
 
 Track Coach, Tech. H. S., 1914-16; do.. Arch. 
 Drawing in Man. Tr. H. S. and Vocational 
 Xight Sch., Indianapolis. 1916; Arch., Miller, 
 Fullenwider and Dowling, Archts., Chicago, 
 1918 — . E. O. T. S., Camp A. A. Humphreys, 
 Va., S 14, 1918; 2nd Lt.. do., 1918; Mustered 
 out, D, 191S. Mem., M. E. Church; A. F. A. 
 M. Address, 747 Grand View, Dubuque, la.; 
 bus. add.. Miller, Fullenwider, and Dowling, 
 Archts., Chicago. 
 
 61 17. WALTER JOHN BUBLITZ 
 Superintendent; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 28, 
 1893, Chicago; s. Karl Ernest (b. Ger.) and 
 Wilhelniina (Panton) Bublitz (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Y. M. C. A. Prep. Sch., Chicago. 
 Phi Kappa Signia; Scabbard and Blade; Capt.. 
 Winning Competitive Co., Univ. Brig. Supt.. 
 George A. Fuller Co., Kansas City, Mo.; do.. 
 New Orleans, La. Supt.. Const. 14th Nat. Army 
 Cantonment, Camp Funston, Kan. Mem., 
 A. ^F. A. M. Married Mary Louise Zimmer- 
 schled, Ap 7, 19 17, Kansas City, Mo. Child, 
 Dorothy Elaine, b. Je 23, 1918. Address, 3715 
 Paseo, Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., George 
 Fuller Const. Co., New Orleans, La. 
 
 61 18. PHILIP ELIOT BUCK 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 28, 1887, 
 Summerville, Mass. ; s. H. C. Buck. Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Scabbard and Blade; C. E. 
 Club; Varsity Gym., 1911-14; Capt., Soph. 
 Gum., 1911-14. Civ. Engr.. I. C. R. R. Co., 
 Chattanooga, Tenn. Address, Municipal 
 Bldg., c/o I. C. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.f 
 
 61 19. ADOLPH OTTO BUDINA 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 25, 
 
 1891, O'Fallon, 111.; s. G. Budina. Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Arcus; Arch. Club. Teacher, 
 C. H. Harrison H. S., Chicago. Draftsman, 
 Chicago. Address, 3210 Arthington St., Chi- 
 cago.! 
 
 6120. MICHAEL BUHAI 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 29, 
 
 1892. Chicago; s. S. Buhai. Prepared in 
 McKinley H. S. Zeta Beta Tau. Arch. Drafts- 
 man, Bd. of Educ, Chicago. Asst. Chief Insp., 
 Small Arms .Vmmunition, Pompton Lakes, 
 N. J.; Mustered out. Ja i, 1919. Address, 400 
 S. Hamlin Ave., Chicago;' bus. add., 720 
 Tribune Bldg. 
 
 6121. GERALDINE ALICE BULLARD 
 
 (NEWCOMB) 
 
 (Wife of No. 2194) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 19. 1892, Me- 
 chanicsburg, 111.; d. William S. Bullard. Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 First Cabinet, Y. W. C. A., 191 1-13. Married 
 Dr. C. F. Newcomb ('01), Je 17, 1915. Me- 
 chanicsburg. 111. Address, 2I.-5 W. Park St., 
 Champaign.! 
 
 6122. FRANCIS HENRY BULOT 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Je 
 23, 1890, Chicago; s. Gaston (b. Nashville) 
 and Emma Bulot (b. Chicago). Prepared in 
 Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Final and 
 Prelim. Honors; Scholarship. San, and Civ. 
 Engr., Chicago; Suring, Wis.; Ft. Wayne, 
 Ind.; Washington, D. C. Council of Nat. De- 
 fense, Washington, D. C. Auth. : Land De- 
 velopment, IVildzvood Magazine; do.. Am. 
 City; do., Town Planning. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Grace Kennet Finnegan. Child, 
 Robert Gaston, b. S 10, 1918. Address, 3336 
 N. Maplewood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6123 ALICE AMELIA BUMSTEAD 
 
 (Daughter of No. 131; Sister of Nos. 2601, 
 
 3300) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 26, 1884, Dundee, 111.; 
 d. James Edward V77). (b. O 30, 1848, do.) 
 
 and Justina Adelaide (Pingree) Bumstead (b. 
 S 29, 1847, Southport, Me.). Prepared in 
 Dundee H. S. H. Sc. Club. Address, 2163 
 S. Fillmere St., Denver. 
 
 6124. MAMIE BUNCH 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 10, 
 1871; d. Thaddeus INIorehouse (b. 1S36, Olney, 
 111.) and Elizabeth (Edmiston) Bunch (b. 1842, 
 Louisville, Ky.). Prepared in Areola H. S.; 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1899-1900. H. Sc. Club; 
 V. VV. C. A.; Exten. Lecturer, 191 2-14. In 
 Charge of Home Econ. Exten., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-17. Leader, Home Econ. Demonstration 
 Service, 19 17 — . Address, 1107 W. Oregon 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 6125. RALPH WILLIAM BUNGE 
 Traveling Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 
 
 29, iSqi, Chicago; s. .-August H. Bunge. Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; 
 Sr. Class Football. Traveling Salesman, 
 Fleischman Yeast Co., Chicago. Address, 3328 
 Park St., Chicago.! 
 
 6126. LYMAN JESSE BUNTING 
 Manager; B. S. in Agr. Prepared in Yakima, 
 
 Wash. Alplia Tau Omega. Teacher, Agr., H. 
 S., 1914-17. V. P. and Mgr., Yakima Artificial 
 Ice & Cold Storage Co., Yakima, Wash. R. O. 
 T. C, Presidio, Calif., Jl 1917; ist Lt., H. A., 
 1917; do., A. P. O. 733, France, 191 8. Address, 
 Yakima, Wash. 
 
 6127. CARL IRVEN BURGGRAF 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 28, 1883, Dan- 
 ville, 111.; s. George William (b. 1S52. Colum- 
 bus, O.) and Anna Henrietta (Rupprecht) 
 Burggraf (b. i8=;6, do.). Prepared in Tuscola 
 H. S. C. E. Club; Mil. Band. 111. Pub. Works 
 Dept., Div. of Highways, E. St. Louis, 111. 
 Engrs., R. O. T. C, Camp Lee. Va. ; ist. Lt., 
 Engrs. U. S. R., 527th Engrs., Camp Dodge, la. 
 .Address, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 6128. RALPH BURKE 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. S 9, 1891, Chicago; s. 
 W. H. Burke. Prepared in Three Rivers H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi. Address, Three Rivers, Mich.! 
 
 6129. WILLIAM BURNETT JR. 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 28. 1S92. 
 
 Chicago; s. Willram Burnett. Prepared in 
 
 Decatur H. S. E. E. Soc. ; Stud. Branch, A. 
 
 I. E. E. Address, loii Main St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 6130. FRANKLIN BARNHART BURNS 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 29, 1891, Grand 
 Rapids, Mich.; s. Wilbur S. Burns. Prepared 
 in Grand Rapids (Mich.) Central H. S. Delta 
 Upsilon Delta; Alpha Kappa Psi; Scarab. Agr., 
 Fidelity & Casualty Co., Chicago; Gen. Ins. 
 Bus., Chicago. Sergt., Med. R. C., Hosp, Unit 
 No. 2. A. E. F., France. Address, 710-134 S. 
 La Salle St., Chicago.! 
 
 6131. THOMAS CLIFFORD BURWASH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2602, 3304, 5567, 5568, 7427) 
 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 21, 1889, 
 Plainview, 111.; s. Thomas Nathaniel (b. .-\g 
 IS, 1845, Can.) and Sarah M. (Boswell) 
 Burwash (b. Mr 27. 1855, Shipman, 111.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Cml. Club. 
 Cashier. Citizen's St. Bank, Tab, Ind., 1914. 
 Corp.. O. M. C, Camp Dodge, la.; Sergt., 
 Pay RolT Auditor, do. Mem., B. P. O. E.; A. 
 F. A. M.; M. E. Church. Address, 1303 W. 
 Univ. Ave., Champaign. 
 
 6132. JEWELL C. BUTLER 
 
 B. S. in E. E; b. Mr 15. 1892, Havana, 111.; 
 s. William Henry and Jennie Louise (Ermejing) 
 Butler. Prepared in Havana H. S, Eta Kappa 
 Xu; Sigma Tau; E. E. .Soc. Married Lillian 
 
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 525 
 
 G. Ruple, Ap 8, 1917, San Jose, 111. Address, 
 1439 E. S3rd St., Chicago; bus. add., 746 
 Edison Bldg., 72 W. Adams St., do. 
 
 6133. WILLIAM GLENN BUTLER 
 (Son of No. 206; Brother of Nos. 3672, 6133) 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 24, 1890, 
 Cairo, 111.; s. William Nichols ('79). <''• Ag 16, 
 1856, Berlin, Wis.) and .Mary (Mattoon) But- 
 ler (b. Je 10, 1852, Chataqua Co., N. V.). Pre- 
 pared in Cairo H. S. Egyptian Club. Farm- 
 ing, 1914-16; Instr., Naperville, 111. 2nd. Lt., 
 Q. M. C. N. A., Field Remount Sqdn., 305, 
 Camp Johnston, Fla.; do., \. E. F., France. 
 Address, 2036 Walnut St., Cairo, 111. 
 
 6134. HARLEY MARION BUTT 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 5, 1891, 
 Gibson, 111.; s. C. I. Butt. Prepared in Knox- 
 ville H. S. Ma-wan-da; Triangle; Varsity 
 Track, 1911-14; Sr. Home-Coming Com., 1914; 
 Jr. Class Pres. ; Sr. Stag Com. Knox Co., 
 Court House, Galesburg, 111., 1916. 3rd. R. O. 
 T. C. Address, Gilson, Ill.t 
 
 6135. "MARK ADOLPH BUTTON- 
 MAKER 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Jl 21, 
 1892, Chicago; s. S. Buttonmaker. Prepared 
 in Lane H. S. Chi Phi; Ceram. Club; Class 
 Baseball, 1912-14; Sr. Ball Com. Died F i, 
 1917, Tiffin. O. 
 
 6136. EMMA BERTHA BUTZOW 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 11, 1883, Well- 
 ington, 111.; d. L. G. Butzow. Prepared in 
 Greer Coll., Hoopston, 111.; Ind. Univ. Ad- 
 dress, Wellington, Ill.t 
 
 6137. HARRIET ANNE BYRNE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 4. 1892. 
 Chicago; d. George (b. F 11, 1846, Orland, 111.) 
 and Alice E. (^IcGinnis) Byrne (b. Ja 18, 
 1858, do.). Prepared in Lorfetto Acad., Chi- 
 cago; Lewis Inst., igii-12; Univ. of Chicago, 
 1909-11. Grad. Stud., Chicago Norm. Sch., 
 1914-15. Dietitian, Cook Co. Hosp., 1915-16. 
 Teacher, Chicago Pub. Schs., 1916 — . Address, 
 432 W. 63rd St., Chicago. 
 
 6138. GRACE AMELIA CAMPBELL 
 
 (DANIELSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6187) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 10, 1892, Urbana; 
 d. James Alfred (b. Metuchen, N. J.) and 
 Carrie Eudora (Loomis) Campbell (b. Cold- 
 brook River, Conn.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Mem., D. A. R.. 1916; Chicago Alumnae 
 Assn. of Univ. of 111., 1917. Married Ralph 
 Raymond Danielson ('14), Mr 26, 1916, Chi- 
 cago. Child, James Campbell, b. Mr 17, 191 7 
 (died Mr ^i, 1917). Address, Des Plaines, 111. 
 
 6139. RUTH MAE CANFIELD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. JI 22, 1891, 
 Holton, Kan.; d. Robert (b. O 10, 1842, Mass.) 
 and Emma (Kratzer) Cantield (b. Ap 26, 1863, 
 Shannon, 111.). Prepared in Holton (Kan.) 
 H. S. Gamma Phi Beta. Teacher, Holton, Kan. 
 Address, Holton, Kan. 
 
 6140. ADELA PAULINE CARRIER 
 
 (GALEENER) 
 (Wife of No. 4668; Sister of No. 6141) 
 
 B. Mus.; b. S 21, 1888, Adrian. Mich.; d. 
 William Henry (b. Mr 15, 1858, McDonough 
 Co., 111.) and Martha Elbertine (Wilcox) Car- 
 rier (b. N 2, 1862, Palmyra, Mich.). Prepared 
 in Anderson and Richmond (Ind.) H. Schs.; 
 De Pauw Univ., 1908-9; Adrian Col!., 1909- 
 10. Delta Delia Delta; Achoth; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Mu Kappa Alpha; Gregorian; Choral Soc. ; 
 ///to Staff, 1914; Woman's League, Advisory 
 Bd.; Mus. Com., Y. W. C. A. Teacher, Mus., 
 
 Fairfield Pub. Sch., 111. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 O. E. S. Married William Kenneth (ialeener 
 ('11), Je 17, 1914, Urbana. Child, William, b. 
 and died Mr 15, 1917. Address, R. 2, Fair- 
 field, 111. 
 
 6141. GERALD VINCENT CARRIER 
 (Brother of No. 6140) 
 Gen. Auditor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 
 6, 1890, Adrian, Mich.; s. William Henry (b. 
 111.) and Martha E. Wilcox (b. Palmyra, 
 Mich.). Prepared in LaFayette (Ind.) H. S. 
 Cml. Club. Acct., Ind. Lighting Co., LaFay- 
 ette and Indianapolis, 1914-16; No. Ind. Gas & 
 Elec. Co., Hammond, Ind.; Asst. Sec. and Gen. 
 And., Chicago, South Bend & No. Ry. Co. and 
 So. Mich. Ry. Co., South Bend, Ind.; Cost 
 Acct., Diamond Chain & Mfg. Co., Indianap- 
 olis. Mem., M. E. Church. Married Blanche 
 M. Smith, Je 11, 1914, Urbana. Children: 
 Helen Pauline, b. Ag 12, 1915; Gerald Mirvin, 
 b. Jl 10, 1917. Addi'ess, 319 N. Euclid Ave., 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 6142. ISAAC RAY CARTER 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 22, 1891, 
 Thomasboro, 111.; s. Isaac (b. Bismark, 111.) 
 and Eliza A. (Faulkner) Carter (b. Ports- 
 mouth, N. H.). Prepared in Rossville H. S. 
 J. D., LTniv. of Chicago, 1914-16. Acanthus; 
 Delta Sigma Rlio; Ionian; Debating. Asst. St. 
 Atty. ; Danville, 111. 2nd Lt., Ord. Dept., Camp 
 Hancock; Mustered out, D 29, 191 8. Mem., A. 
 F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. Address, RossvUle, 111.; 
 b}is. add.. Court House, Danville, 111. 
 
 6143. CHARLES FINDLAY CARTWRIGHT 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 16, 1883, 
 Collierville, Tenn.; s. Monroe Giddins (b. 
 Franklin, Tenn.) and Laura Annette Cart- 
 wright (b. Collierville, Tenn.). Prepared in 
 Collierville (Tenn.) H. S. Triangle. Civ. 
 Engr., Frisco R. R., St. Louis, 1915-16; Asst. 
 Engr., Dept. Pub. L'tilities, St. Louis, 1916-17; 
 Prin. Asst. Engr., Brenneke & Fay, (Consulting 
 Engr., St. Louis, 1918 — . ist Lt., Engrs. R. 
 C 34th Engrs., Camp Dix, N. J. Address, 
 Collierville, Tenn.; bus. add., c/o Brenneke & 
 Fay, 1204 Fullerton Bldg.. St. Louis. 
 6144. SIDNEY CASNER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 22, 
 1890, Chicago; s. Phillip and Ida (Masser) 
 Casner (b. do.). Prepared in Wendell Phillips 
 H. S. J. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1918. Zeta 
 Beta Tau; Menorah; Varsity Track; Mgr., 
 Track; Sporting Ed., Dailv Illini; Mem., Dope 
 Sheet Staff, ///. Mag.; tllio; Sec, Tribe of 
 Illini. Instr., Play and Play grounds, Univ. of 
 111., 1914-15; Asst. Track Coach, Univ. of 111., 
 1914-15; Dir., Mark White Square, South Park 
 Commissioners, Chicago. Lt., 111. Volunteer 
 Corp, 1917. Reynolds Club, L^niv. of Chicago, 
 1915; Conference of Chicago Community 
 Workers, 191 7; Boy Workers .'\ssn., 19 16 — -. 
 .Address, no E. 58th St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Mark White Square, do. 
 
 6145. HOLLAND MULLIKEN CASSIDY 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 3, 1889, Flora, 111.; 
 s. J. G. and Edna Cassidy. Prepared in Flora 
 H. S. Acacia; Phi Delta Phi. Lawyer, Belle- 
 ville, 111., 1914-17. 2nd Lt. A., Sig. R. C, Ja 
 1918; Instr., U. S. A. S., Columbus, O. Mem., 
 .A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. Address, 321 N. 
 Jackson St., Belleville, 111. 
 
 6146. CARLOS CASTILLO 
 Instructor; B. S. in Ry. C. E. ; b. N 4, 1890, 
 Spain; s. Jose Onofre (b. do.) and Concepion 
 C. del Castillo (b. do.). Prepared in Mexico 
 City. Spanish Club; Latin Am. Club. Instr.. 
 Romance Lang., St. Coll. of Wash., 1914-15; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1915-17; do., Ind. Univ., 1917- 
 18; Instr., do.. Chicago Univ., 1Q18 — . Ad- 
 dress, Box 42, Univ. of Chicago, Chicago. 
 
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 6147. DEAN CHASE 
 Salesman: B. S. in M. &■ S. E.; b. My 5, 
 iSgo. St. Louis; s. C. A. (b. do.) and S. M. 
 (llarnion') Chase (h. do.). Prepared in Wil- 
 liam McKink-y 11. S., St. Louis. Kappa Sig- 
 ma; SwiniiniuK; Pres., Soph. Cla«s. Salesman 
 Certain-teed Produets Corp., New Oiieaiis, 
 1015-17; Presidio of San Franeisco. ist Lt., C. 
 A. K. C. 1017: jst Lt.. Bat. K, 62nd Ke.irt.. 
 C. A. C. A. E, P., France. Address. ^S'.o 
 . Hartford St., St. Louis. 
 
 6i.(S. K.\THERINE TRUSDELL CHASE 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My -'-■, 
 1S02, Diiluth, Minn.: d. Henry Howlami (b. 
 O 7. iS^i;, Ambov, 111.) and Adelaiile EuReuia 
 (Trusdell) Chase (b. Jc iS, 185S. New York 
 City). Prepared in Rock Island it. S. Siijtua 
 Kappa; Yo Ma; lUiola; Scribblers' Club; 
 French Club; Spanish Club; W. A. A.; Class 
 Basket Ball; ///i<. Bd, ///. Man. Staff. Instr., 
 Eug. and Phys. Tr., Mt. Carmel, 111., 1914-1(1; 
 d.K. Rock Island, 111., igi6-i7; Instr., Ens. 
 and Spanish. Sprinctield. ill., 1917; do.. Span- 
 ish, do., 191S — . Alcni.. Assn, of Collegiate 
 .Muninae, 1016; D. A. R.. 1916; Rock Island 
 Woman's Club, 1910-17. Address, 815 :;oth St., 
 Rock Island. 111. 
 
 6140. RALPH COOKMAN CHFSNUTT 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O i, 1SS7, 
 HuBois, Pa.; s. W. R. Chestnutt. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. 11. S.; .'\rmour Inst. Chief Oe- 
 signer. Thor Motorcycles, .•\urora Auto. Mach. 
 Co., Chicago. Address, 3713 Flournoy St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 6150. LEO MORELLE CHESROWN 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.: b. Mr ;o. 180,5, 
 Olney, 111.; s. S. V. Chesrown. I'repared m 
 Olnev H. S. Engr., Chile, S. A. Address, 
 Olney, 111. 
 
 6151. SUNG SHU CHIFN 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; b. N 18, iSoi, 
 Shanghai, China; s. K. C. Chien. do. Pre- 
 pared in Nan Yanij H. S. ; l^niv. of Chicago. 
 C. S. C. Corda hratrcs. Instr., Nan Yang 
 Acad. Address, Shanghai, China. 
 
 6152. ERWIN OTTOMAN CHRISTENSEN 
 instructor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 23, 1800, St. 
 Louis; s. Otto (b. 1849, Ger.) and Ida 
 (Schnuhr) Christensen tb. St. Louis'). Pre- 
 pared in Realgymnasium, Dresden, Ger.; .\r- 
 mour Inst, of Technol., 1910-12; Harvard 
 Univ. Instr., Art. O. St. Univ., 1915-18; Univ. 
 of Wis., summer. 1918. Chief Draftsman, Photo 
 Unit 84, Camp McClcllan, Ahr; Mustered out, 
 Ja 17, 1919. .-Iddress, (1149 Greenwood .\ve., 
 Chicago; bus. add.. Art Dept., O. St. Ihiiv., 
 Columbus, O. 
 
 6153. BESSIE FERN CHRISTOPHER 
 
 (McTAGGART) 
 B. S. in 11. Sc. ; b. Mr 20, 1891, Auburn, 
 111.; d. J. Christopher. Prepared in .-Vidiurn 
 H. S. Achoth. Married George McTagKart, 
 F 16, 1916, Auburn, 111. Address, Auburn, 
 Ill.t 
 
 6154. TSIN CHUANG 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Shan,ghai, 
 China. Prepared in Tong Shan Engng. C'oll.. 
 China. I. C. S. Club; .\rch. Club. Aicli.. 
 Tsing Una Coll. Peking, China. Address, 
 2006 Columbia Road, Wash., D. C. ; bus. add., 
 c/o Tsing Hua Coll., Peking, China. 
 
 6155. JAMES ERROL CHURCHILL 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 7, 1893, 
 Alliion, 111.; s. Samuel (b. Ta 3, 1864. do.) 
 and Etta (Jawk) Churchill (b. S 26, 1807). 
 Prepared in Mt. Carmel H. S. Alpha Delta 
 Phi; Eta Kappa Nu; Prelim. Honors; 2nd Lt., 
 Bat., Univ. Reg;t. Illuminating Engr., Com- 
 
 monwealth lulison Co., Cliicago, 1014-17; 
 Engr., M. of W. Dent., C. C. C. O. & St. L. 
 R. R., Ml. Carmel, 111.. 1917-18. 1st Lt., Co. 
 F. 9th 111. Inf., 1918 — . Address, 214 E. 
 ,uil St., Mt. Carmel, ill.; bi(s. add., loo.- N. 
 Mulberry St., do. 
 
 6156. STEPHEN THURSTON CLAFLIN 
 Advertiser; A. B. in Sc; b. 11 .;i. iSo^, Lom- 
 bard, 111.; s. William Clatliii. PrcnaVed in 
 Wheaton H. S. Zeta Psi; Helmet; Kn Kliix; 
 \ arsity Tennis; StatY, Jtlio; )t. Smoker Com.; 
 -Mil. Hall Com.; Home-Coming Com.; Sr. Ball 
 Com. PottsTurbuU .-Vilvertisement Co., Kansas 
 City, Mo. O. T. C, Ft. Riley. Kan. Address. 
 -•00 1 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 (U57. CHESTER ARTHUR CLARK 
 (Brother of Nos. 1842. 2014, 3683, 5074) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 23. 1880. Carth- 
 age, 111.; s. Lot lUigarih (b. N '26. 1S47) and 
 Matilda .1. (Jackson) Clark (b. Ja i9, 1856, 
 Warsaw, 111.). Prepared in ("arthage II. S. 
 b'armer. Honorably discharged from 149th F. 
 A. Address, R, 4, Carthage, 111. 
 
 6158. DAVID ROLAND CLARKE 
 lawyer; .A. B. in L, A, & S. ; b. Ja 8, 1892, 
 .•\shland. 111.; s. Dan B. and A. Jcanneite 
 (Hurdick) Clarke. Prepared in Whipple .Vcad.; 
 Cniv. Acad. LL. B., Harvard, 1917. Chi Psi; 
 Coll. l">ancing Club. Mem., InlercoUegiate 
 Club. Married Zada Rowena Walker, D 28, 
 loii;. Child. Zada Rowena, b. Jl 13, 1917. 
 .-Iddress. 1917 E. 54th St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 1 1 I W. Monroe, do. 
 
 6159. ETHEL CLARKE 
 (Sister of Nos. 4590, 5075) 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ag 3, 1887, 
 Noblesville, Ind. ; d. John Osenback (b. N 35, 
 1851, do.) and Mary" lane (White) Clarke (b. 
 (e 4. 185s. Westlield. ind.). I'repared in 
 Noblesvilln (Ind.) H. S. .'^igma Xi; Omicron 
 Nu; Jamesonian; II. Sc, Club; Country Life 
 Clidi. Dietitian, Presby. llosp., Chicago, 1914- 
 17; do., Univ. ilosp., iowa City. la.. 1917-18; 
 do., U, S. General Hosii., Biltmore, N. C. 
 1918 — . Address, Noblesville. ind. 
 
 6160. ELIZABETH JOHANNA CLAUSEN 
 (WILf.IAMS) 
 li. S. in H. Sc; b. F 5, 1803, Chicago; d. 
 Clans J. (b. Jl 3, 1S47, Denmark) and Maria 
 1 . (Larsen) Clausen (b. .\g 19. 186.";, do.). 
 PreiKired in Hyde Park H. S. Sigma Kappa. 
 Insir., H. Sc, Kankakee. 111., 1915-10; no., 
 Chicago, 1916-17; do., Dietetics, Am. Red Cross, 
 Cliicago. 1917-18. .Xntli.: Tlie Wrong and 
 Right Way in Cooking, MeCall's Ma^ac^ine : 
 I'quipment for a Dietetics Laboratory, Hosti- 
 till .\lanaeement. Married Herbert Franklin 
 Williams, Jl 13, 191 i^, Chicago. Address, 39 S. 
 .St. l.ouis Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 6 N. Michi- 
 g.m .Ave., Room 601. do. 
 
 (.161. 'LEILA BEI.l.K Cl.KGHORN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 28, 1878, Kan- 
 kakee, 111.; d. William Cleghorn. Prepared 
 in Kankakee II. S. Died Ag 4, 1915, Colorado 
 Springs, Colo. 
 
 6162. OLEN ROltFRT CLEMENTS 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. K: S.; LL. B.. 1916; 
 b. D 15. 1 89 1, West York, 111.; s. Rush M. 
 (b. Ag 20, 1808, Casey, 111.) and Emma 
 (Xi.loy) Clements (b. O 1874, West York. 111.). 
 I'repared in Marshall Tp. 11. S. .\cacia; 
 Ionian; llliiii Club; Fresh, and I'rclini. Honors; 
 Bron/e Medal, Artillery Drill, 1912; Capt., 
 Varsity Water-Polo; Class Football; Alter- 
 nate, "ill. -la. i:)ebatc: Asst.-Ed., lllio: Uliiii 
 Staff. Lawyer, Marshall, 111., 1916; St. Atty., 
 Clark Co,, 1916. Federal Fuel Administrator 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 527 
 
 for Clark Co., 1917-18; Sec. of Red Cross, 
 Marshall, 111.; Gov. Appeal Agt.. Local Ex- 
 emption Bd., 1917; 2nd Lt., C. O. T. S., Camp 
 Gordan. Ga. ; Mustered out. D igi8. Mem., 
 Christian Church; A. F. A. M., 1913; I. O. O. 
 F., 1916; M. W. A., 1917; K. P., 1917; O. E. 
 S.. 1917. Married Fayette Hamill, N 15, 1916, 
 West Union, 111. Child, Robert Hamill, b. O 
 10, 191 7. Address, Marshall, 111. 
 
 6163. MARY ELLA CLIMER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 22, 1890, 
 Palestine, 111.; d. Albert (b. Ap 5, 1862, do.) 
 and Jennie (Higgins) Climer (b. S 8, 1862, 
 do.). Prepared in Palestine H. S. Teacher, 
 vSullivan H. S., 1914-16; Grad. Stud., Oshkosh, 
 Wis., 1917; Teacher, Fond du Lac, Wis., 
 1916 — . Address, Palestine, 111.; bus. add., H. 
 S., Fond du Lac, Wis. 
 
 6164. BESS FLORENA CLINE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 31, 1889, 
 Monticello, 111.; d. Jacob Clarkson (b. S 6, 
 do.) and Amanda Matilda (Class) Cline (b. 
 F II, do.). Prepared in Monticello H. S. 
 Achoth; W. A. A. Teacher, Math., H. S., 
 Urbana. Mem. and Treas., Bd. of Trustees, 
 Congr. House, Urbana. Address, 802 S. 
 Matthews Ave., Urbana. 
 
 6165. LAWRENCE ALBERT CLINE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 28, 1892, 
 Marion, 111.; s. Albert L. (b. N 8, i860, Ky.) 
 and Florence (McCowan) Cline (b. O 6, 1863, 
 Marion, 111.). Prepared in Marion H. S. 
 Triangle; Egyptian Club; Class Water Polo; 
 Sr. Hat Com.; Regt. Color Sergt. Contr. on 
 Highway and Bridge Const.; Los Angeles and 
 So. Calif. Mem., M. E. Church, South. Mar- 
 ried Ella Lee Herbert, N 15, 1915, Los Angeles. 
 Child, Reon Cline, b. S 15, 1916. Address, 
 816 N. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles; bus. add., 
 231 Marsh-Strong Bldg., do. 
 
 6166. FRANCIS MARION COCKRELL 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 8, 1887, 
 
 Norborne, Mo.; s. Simon (b. Jl 30, 1848, Kin- 
 mundy, HI.) and Angeline (Prewett) Cock- 
 rell (b. Ag 30, 1851, do.). Prepared in Mar- 
 shall Tp. H. S. Sec, Acacia; Pres., Theta Nu 
 Epsilon; Pres., Alpha Delta Sigma; Pres., 
 Ionian; E. E. Soc. ; Ben Franklin Club; V. P. 
 Soph. Class; Mgr., ///. Mag.; Pres., 111. Assn. 
 of Lit. Soc; Sr. Ball Com. Chicago Publicity 
 Mgr., Westinghouse Elec S: Mfg. Co., 1914; 
 Mgr., Chicago Service Dept., McGraw Pub. 
 Co., Chicago, 191 6; Cleveland Mgr., Elec. 
 World and Eiec. Merchandising, McGraw- 
 Hill Co., Inc., Cleveland, 1918 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. ; Jovian Order. Married Margaret Ben- 
 bow, O 28, 1914, Ft. Madison, la. Child, 
 Margaret Helen, b. Je 13, 1917. Address, 
 2769 Hampshire, Cleveland; bus. add., 657 
 Leader News Bldg., do. 
 
 6167. HARRY ELLSWORTH CODLIN 
 
 (Husband of No. 7056) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 28, 
 1892, Pontiac, 111.; s. Charles (b. Chenoa, 111.) 
 and Sarah E. (Elson) Codlin (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Chenoa H. S. Scabbard and Blade; 
 Capt., Univ. Regt.; Treas., Jr. Class, 1914. 
 Employee of Univ. of III. dairy dept., 1914; 
 Farmer, 1915; Flarm Adviser, Dallas Center, 
 la. Married Carrie L. McColley ('15), S i, 
 1915, Shelbyville, 111. Children: James Burton, 
 b. N 13, 1917; Ruth Elizabeth, b. D 22, 1918. 
 Address, Dallas Center, la. 
 
 6168. GEORGE CLEVELAND COFFEY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 16, 18S4; s. William 
 
 Wallace (b. O 5, 1835, Hopkinsville, Ky.) and 
 Helen Baily (Knight) Coffey (b. O 8, 1846, 
 Elktown, Ky.). Prepared in Ewing Coll.; 
 Univ. of Mo., 1907-08. Lawyer, Mt. Vernon, 
 
 111., 1914-16; Benton, 111., 1916 — . Married 
 Maud Williamson, O 24, 1908. Address, Ben- 
 ton, 111.; bus. add., Williams, Lewis & Coffey, 
 do. 
 
 6169. HAZEL BELLE COFFEY 
 (GIEHLER) 
 (Wife of No. 625s; Sister of No. 5598) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 19, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; d. William Martin (b. Mr 13, 1856, 
 Bloomington, Ind.) and Mary Ann (McClure) 
 Coffey (b. Ap 18, i860, Ireland). Prepared 
 in Blue Island H. S. Achoth; W. A. A.; 
 Winner of Ath. "1." Teacher, Math, and 
 Hist., H. S., Richmond, 111., 1914-15; do.. 
 Math, and Ger., Reddick. H. S., 111., 1915-16. 
 Married Frederick John Giehler ('14), Ag 30, 
 1916, Blue Island, 111. Child, Marjorie Jean, 
 b. Ag 13, 191 7. Address, 617 Pearl St., Ottawa, 
 111. 
 
 6170. ALEXANDER EUGENE COHN 
 Catalog Expert; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 
 29, 1893, Warsaw, Russia; s. Jacob (b. Brest, 
 Russia) and Tobie (Kahan) Cohn (b. Warsaw, 
 Russia). Prepared in Medill H. S., Chicago. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, summer, 1915. 
 Kappa Sigma Delta; Menorah; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Basketball. Dir. of Sc and Ath. Coach, 
 Tp. H. S., Morton, 1914-16; Correspondent, 
 Sears, Roebuck & Co., 1916-17; do.. Critic and 
 Efficiency Expert, Philipsborn Catalog House; 
 Asst. office mgr., do., 1918 — . Mem., Assn. 
 Sch. Sc. and Math. Teachers. Married Kate 
 C. Dohry, Ag 12, 1916, Buffalo, N. Y. Child, 
 Kenneth Morton, Jl 12, 1917. .4ddress, 4655 
 N. Spaulding Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 900 W. 
 Van Buren St., do. 
 
 6171. JAMES RUBIN COLBERT 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.: b. F 13, 
 1S90, Burnt Prairie, 111.; s. S. W. (b. do.) 
 and Jennette (Renfro) Colbert. Prepared in 
 Fairfield H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Ionian; 
 mini Bd. of Trustees. Instr., H. S., Waverly, 
 1915; Asst. Prin., Tp. H. S., Waverly, 1916- 
 17; Prin., do., 191 7-18. Married Ura Richard, 
 Je 24, 1914, Urbana. Children: Harold R., b. 
 Tl 28, 1915; Lois Ester, b. D 1917. Address, 
 Waverly, 111. 
 
 6172. HUGH LEON COLE 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 12, 1891, Gen- 
 esee, 111.; s. Hugh W. Cole. Prepared in Geneseo 
 H. S. Sigma Nu. Teacher. Agr. and Sc. H. 
 S., Oconto Falls, Wis. Married Marion Cole. 
 Child, Mary Jane. .Address. 103 S. College 
 Ave., Geneseo, 111.; bus. add., Oconto Falls, 
 Wis.t 
 
 6173. HELEN BELL COMSTOCK 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. F 26, 1891, 
 Chicago; d. J. J. Comstock. Prepared in 
 Lyons Tp. H. S. Phi Delta Psi; V. P., H. 
 Sc. Club; Treas., Sr. Illinae; Woman's 
 League Advisory Bd.; Girls Sr. Council. 
 Teacher Batavia. III.; Teacher, H. S., Rock- 
 ford, 111. Address, Reliance Bldg., Kansas 
 City, Mo. 
 
 6174. LOURDE JOSEPH CONBOY 
 Teacher; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 21, 1891. 
 
 Sterling, 111.; s. Thomas Conboy. Prepared in 
 Sterling H. S. Phi Kappa; Homecoming 
 Com. Teacher, Man. Tr., Franklin Sch., Du- 
 buque, la. Address, 507 ist Ave., Sterling, 
 111.; bus. add., 140 W. 14th St., Dubuque, la.j 
 
 6175. FLORENCE AVIS COULTAS 
 Principal; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 21, 
 
 1890. Thawville, 111.; d. William Wallace (b. 
 ."Xp 8, 1861, 111.) and Florence Eva (Purinton') 
 Coultas (b. S 28, 1862, 111.). Prepared in De- 
 Kalb Tp. H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch.. 
 1007-9. Alpha Omicron Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Norm. Club; Math. Club; Sec, 
 
528 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 :[i9i4 
 
 W. A. A. Dir. of ungraded schs., Rockford, 
 111., 1914-is; Asst. Co. Supt., DeKalb Co. Pub. 
 Schs., Sycamore, 111., 1915-18; Elementary 
 Supvr. and Co-Prin., Murrary Hill Sch., Cleve- 
 land, 1918 — . DeKalb Co., Sec., War Savings 
 Com., 1918. Mem., N. I. T. A.; Athena-Syca- 
 more Woman's Club; DeKalb Sycamore Pan- 
 Hellenic Assn. Address, 503 S Main St., Syca- 
 more, 111.; bus. add., 11432 Mayfield Road, 
 Cleveland. 
 
 6176. ARETE CAROLINE COVEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 26, 1892, 
 Farmer City, 111.; d. C. C. (b. S 11, i860, do.) 
 and Elizabeth Letitia (Savage) Covey (b. Mr 23, 
 1866, Virginia, 111.). Prepared in Farmer City 
 H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta. Instr., Macon, 
 Miss., 1912-15; Stud., St. Louis, 1915-16; Cml. 
 Teacher, Champaign, 1916-18; do.. Capital City 
 Cml. Coll., Charleston, W. Va., 1918— . Ad- 
 dress, goyi W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 6177. ANNA ETHEL COX 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 8, 1887, 
 Sandwich, 111.; d. T. J. Cox. Prepared in Sand- 
 wich H. S. Teacher, Sandwich, 111. Address, 
 Sandwich, Ill.t 
 
 6178. REX WARFIELD COX 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 12, 1888, Cerro 
 
 Gordo, 111.; s. John G. and Clara (Warfield) 
 Cox. Prepared in Bement H. S. Teacher, Tp. 
 H. S., Pana, 111., 1914 — . Address, Pana, 111. 
 
 6179. GLENN ERVING CRAFT 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 3, 1891, Bur- 
 lington, III.; s. E. E. Craft. Prepared in Mc- 
 Kinley H. S. Hoof and Horn Club. Married 
 Helen Fitzgerald, O 2, 1915, Rantoul, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Burlington, Ill.f 
 
 6180. CLARA CRONK (MORRIS) 
 (Wife of No. 5828) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. D i, 1889, Aurora. 111.; 
 d. Riley D. (b. do.) and Addie (Smith) Cronk 
 (b. Sandwich, 111.). Prepared in E. Aurora 
 and Birmingham (Ala.) H. Schs.; Monticello 
 Sem., Godfrey, 111. II. Sc. Club; Sec, Wo- 
 man's League; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; 1 1 Ho 
 Bd. Married Arthur Marvin Morris ('13), 
 S 12, 1914, Chicago. Child, Elmer James II, 
 b. Je 14, 1915. Address, 311 N. ist St., Aber- 
 deen, S. Dak. 
 
 6i8r. MYRTLE AMY CRUZAN (GEYER) 
 (Wife of G249) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; d. Joseph 
 William Cruzan. Prepared in Mattoon H. S., 
 and Indianapolis H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. 1906-07. Phi Beta Kappa. Grad. Work, 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-17. Instr., Eng., Coving- 
 ton H. S., Ky., 1914-15; Asst., Eng. Dept., 
 Univ. of 111., 191S-17; Teacher Eng. Pvt. Sch., 
 Houston, Tex.; Teacher, Eng., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1 91 8 — . Auth.: Articles in School News 
 and Primary Educ. Married Denton Loring 
 Geyer (g'14), Jl 1917, Urbana. Address, 5714 
 Dorchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6182. JOHN CUTLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 19, 1S90, 
 Pana, 111.; s. Cassius Deloss (b. Ja i, 1848, 
 Troy, O.) and Mollie (Dickey) Cutler (b. O 
 13, i860, Pana. III.). Prepared in Pana H. 
 S. Tau Beta Pi; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Wrestling. Asst. Foreman. Chicago Portland 
 Cement Co., Oglesby, 111., 1914-15; Steam Ex- 
 pert, 111. Steel Co., Joliet, 111., 1916; Chief 
 Engr.. Corn Prod. Refg. Co.. Pekin, 111., 1916- 
 17. U. S. N., D II, 19 1 7, U. S. S. Canand- 
 aigua. c/o Postmaster, N. Y. Address, 306 
 E. 8th St., Pana, 111. 
 
 6183. RUDOLPH WALTER CUTSHALL 
 Arch. Designer; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 25, 1888, 
 
 Brazil, Ind. ; s. J. M. Cutshall. Prepared in 
 
 Brazil (Ind.) H. S.; Ind. Univ. Scarab; 
 
 Kappa Sigma. Arch, and Mfr., Brazil, Ind.; 
 
 Arch. Designer, Indianapolis. Address, 21 16 
 
 College Ave., Indianapolis.! 
 
 6184. FRED EDWIN DACE 
 Production Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 3, 
 1S89, Rushville, 111.; s. Henry Mattison (b. F 
 
 17, 1843, Edina, Mo.) and Mary Catherine 
 (DeLapp) Dace (b. Ag 31, 1S50, Rushville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Rushville H. S. Sec, E. E. Soc. 
 Cost Acct., Chicago, 1914-15; Stud., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y., 1915-16; Elec Engr., Milwaukee. 
 1916-17; do., Akron, O., 1917-18; Production 
 Engr., Peoria, 1918 — . 2nd. Lt., Ord. R. C, 
 Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md.; Mustered 
 out, D 23. 19 18. Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. 
 E. Married Helen Le Conte Crooks, S 6, 191 7, 
 Rushville, 111. Address, 925 Columbia Terrace, 
 Peoria; bus. add., Appraisal Dept., Holt Mfg. 
 Co., do. 
 
 6185. HERVEY MILLER DALE 
 Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 14, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. W. B. Dale. Prepared in New 
 Trier Tp. H. S. Address, 519 E. Ash St., Win- 
 netka, Ill.t 
 
 6186. *JOHN HENRY DALLANBACH 
 (Brother of No. 8255) 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 23, 1891, Champaign; 
 s. George A. (b. S 3, 1863, do.) and Anna 
 Marie (Schulz) Dallenbach (b. Ag 1, 1863, 
 Black Hawk, Wis.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S.; Wendell Phillips H. S., Chicago. Class 
 Basketball. Bldg. Const., Champaign, 1915; 
 Elec. Engr., Pittsburgh, 1915-16; U. S. A., El 
 Paso, Tex., 191 6-17; do., Ridgway, Pa.; do.. 
 Ft. Sill, Okla.; do., Augusta, Ga., Ap 1918; M. 
 G. Co., iiith Inf., 2Sth Div., A. E. F. Killed 
 in Action, O 3, 1918, France, 
 
 6187. RALPH RAYMOND DANIELSON 
 (Husband of No. 6138) 
 
 Ceram. Chem.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; M. S., 
 1916; b. Je 3, 1892, Chicago; s. Christopher 
 Edmund (b. Norway) and Minnie (Amundsen) 
 Danielson (b. do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Acacia; Keramos. Asst., 
 Ceram. Engiig., Univ. of III., 1914-16; Ceram. 
 Chem., Benjamin Elec. Mfg. Co., Desplaines, 
 111., 1916 — . Auth.: The Effect of Variation 
 in the Composition of Ground Coats for Sheet 
 Iron Enamels, Trans. Am. Ceram. Soc. Vol. 
 
 18. Assoc. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc; A. F. A. 
 M. Married Grace Amelia Campbell ('14), Mr 
 26, 1916, Chicago. Child, James Campbell, b. 
 Mr 17, 1917 (died Mr 21, 1917). Address, 
 Desplaines, 111.; bus. add., Benjamin Elec. Co., 
 do. 
 
 6188. HARRY OTTO DANZ 
 -Asst. Sales Mgr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 30, 
 1891, Peru. HI.; s. Charles and Emma (Loekle) 
 Danz. Prepared in LaSalle-Peru Tp. H. S. 
 .\cacia; Scabbard and Blade; Lt. Capt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Winner Soph. Gold Medal. 1912. Stud. 
 Sales Course, Am. Blower Co., Detroit; Asst. 
 Salesmgr., do. Meln., Congr. Church. Mar- 
 ried Constance Varine Hoyt, O 5, 1915, De- 
 troit. Child, Dorothy Viola, b. "N 14, 1916. 
 Address, 871 Ferry Park Ave., Detroit; bus. 
 add.. Am. Blower Co., do. 
 
 6189. BANSEVAR DASS 
 Chem. Engr.;- B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 15, 1888, 
 India; s. Nadhabch (b. do.) and Mahanami 
 Saba Dass (b. do.). Prepared in Malda, Ben- 
 gal, Inclia; LTniv. of Wis., 1911-12. Chem. 
 Clul); Cosmopolitan Club; Hindustan Assn. 
 Draftsman, C. H. Stollting Co., Chicago, 1914- 
 16; Chief Chem., Nat. Synthetic Co.. Perth 
 Amboy, N. J., 1916; Chief Chem.. Carbolic 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 529 
 
 Acid & Coal Tar Products, Div. of T. A. Edi- 
 son Inc., Silver Lake, N. J., 1916-17- _ Success- 
 fully developed an economical modification in 
 the mfg. process of carbolic acid, greatly in- 
 creasing the efficiency of the plant. Research 
 Chem., Central Lab.. T. A. Edison Co., 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. C. S.; Hindustan Assn. of Am. Ad- 
 dress. 305 Broad St., Bloomfield, N. J.; bus. 
 add.. Central Lab., T. A. Edison, Inc., Silver 
 Lake, N. J. 
 
 6190. HALE PLALIN DAUGHERTY 
 Adv. Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 15, 
 1892, Peru, S. A.; s. Aquilla John (b. Hamil- 
 ton, O.) and Jennie Lousley (Plahn) Daugher- 
 ty (b. Beardstown, 111.). Prepared in Peoria 
 H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Delta Chi; Yox- 
 an; Ku Klux; Ben Franklin Club; Ed., Daily 
 mini. Reporter, The Peoria Transcript, 19 14- 
 is; Adv. Mgr., George La Monte & Son, 
 1915- — . Address, c/o George La Monte & Son, 
 61 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 6191. ALICE VICTORIA DAVENPORT 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 7, 
 
 1890, Chicago; d. Joseph Davenport. Prepared 
 in W. Mendota II. S. W. A. A.; Class Bas- 
 ketball. Phys. Din, Chicago Heights, 111.; 
 Libn., Lib., H. S., Wheaton, 111. Address, 275 
 W. South St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 6192. RAYMOND EVAN DAVIES 
 Physician; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 2, 1889, 
 Bement, 111.; s. William E. (b. N 1854, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.) and Alice M. (Allison) Davies 
 (b. Ja 10, i860, Lincoln-Shire, Eng. ). Pre- 
 pared in Bement H. S.; Univ. of Wis., 1912; 
 M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1917. Adelphic; Al- 
 pha Kappa Kappa. Stud., Interne, Chicago, 
 1915-16; do., Durand Hospital, 1917; do., St. 
 Luke's, Chicago, 1917-18. M. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Riley, Kan., 1918; Orthopedic Surgery, N. Y.; 
 Lt., Base Hospital, Camp Sheridan, Montgom- 
 ery, Ala. Mem., Assn. of Mil. Surg. Ad- 
 dress, Bement, 111.; bus. add., 4047 Aspen St., 
 Philadelphia. 
 6193. ELIZABETH HAMILTON DAVIS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 31, 1887, Fairfield, 
 111.; d. W. B. Davis. Prepared in So. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sell. A. B., 111. Woman's Coll., 1909- 
 Asst. Ref. Libn., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Man- 
 hattan, Kan.; War Dept., Washington, D. C. 
 Address, c/o Kansas State Agricultural Col- 
 lege, Manhattan, Kan.t 
 
 6194. THOMAS ANDREW DAVIS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl g, 1890, 
 Bethany, 111.; s. Andrew W. (b. Je 8, 1863) 
 and Martha (Younger) Davis. Prepared in 
 Bethany H. S.; Millikin Univ. Philomathean; 
 C. E. Soc. Draftsman, Empire & Fuel^ Co. 
 Married Blanche H. Hayes, 26, 1916, Guth- 
 rie, Okla. Child, Theodore Emerson, b- D 2=,, 
 1917. Address, 520 E. nth St., Bartlesville, 
 Okla. 
 
 6195. BEATRICE EARLE DEAN 
 (Sister of No. 9031) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 27, 
 
 1891, Harrisburg, 111.; d. John William (b. Ag 
 4, 1866, Posey Co., Ind.) and Isabel (Lcbo) 
 Dean (b. D 2, 1869, Carrier Mills, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Harrisburg Tp. H. S. Instr., Eng. 
 and Ger., Lovington, 111., 1914-16; do., Robin- 
 son, 111., 1916 — . Address, Harrisburg, 111.; 
 bus. add., 601 E. Main St., Robinson, 111. 
 
 6196. HAROLD BURTON DEETS 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. O n, 1888, 
 Sidney, Neb.; s. A. B. (b. Mr 31, 1862, N. Hen- 
 derson, 111.) and Ruth (Jones) Deets (b. Mr 
 29, 1867, Nesquehoning, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Galesburg H. S. Mgr., Champaign and 
 Streator. 111., Dairy Farm, 1914-17. Army 
 Nurse Evacuation Hosp. A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, Galesburg, 111. 
 
 6197. LEMUEL DE FOREST 
 Apprentice; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 9, iSgi, 
 Toledo, O.; s. Amy J. DeForest. Prepared 
 in Toledo (O.) H. S. Apprentice. C. C. C. & 
 St. L. R. R., Bellefontaine, (J. Married 
 Juanita Hammer, Ag 30, 1914, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 221 Oakland Square, Bellefontaine, O. 
 
 6198. *ROY VAN LIEW DeMOTT 
 (Brother of No. 5093) 
 A. B. in Bus.; b. O s, 1887, Fairvitw, 111.; 
 s. Richard Roy (b. Mr 25, 1847, Stanton, N. J.) 
 and May Helen (Polhemus) DeMott (b. My 9, 
 1851, Fairview, 111.). Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Cnil. Club. Bus. Mgr., DeMott Loan 
 Co., Crookston, Minn. Died Mr 6, 1917, De- 
 troit. 
 
 6199. HERBERT DEVINE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 10, 1891, 
 Ishpeming, Mich.; s. P. II. Devine. Prepared 
 in Ishpeming (Mich.) H. S. Engr., Kenova, 
 W. Va. ; Stud. Apprentice, Allis-Chalmers 
 Mfg. Co. Meteor Div., Signal Corps, A. E. F., 
 France. Address, Chester, Ill.t 
 
 6200. VIVIAN PERSIS DEWEY 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 16. 
 1891, Kenosha, Wis.; d. Courtland Ernest (b. 
 Mr 21, 1861) and Mary Louise (Dexter) 
 Dewey (b. F 3, 1864). Prepared in Kenosha 
 (Wis.) H. S.; Chicago Sch. of Phys. Educ. and 
 Expression, summer, 1915; Chicago Norm. Sch. 
 of Dancing, summer, 1916. Delta Gamma; 
 Alethenai; W. A. A. Instr., Aesthetic dancing, 
 1917; office work. 1918; Society editor, 1919 — . 
 Auth. : Dance Courtesy, L. Hausmann, 1918. 
 Address, S77 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, Wis. 
 
 6201. MARY ESTELLA DE WOLFE 
 (Sister of No. 7480) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 29, 
 
 1890, Assumption, 111.; d. William De Wolfe. 
 Prepared in Assumption H. .S. .iddress, 341 
 Center St., Decatur, IlLf 
 
 6202. LULA BELLE DEXTER 
 (Sister of No. 4614) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. Mus., 
 1915; b. N II, 1890, St. Joseph, Mich.; d. 
 Arthur Glen (b. Ap 2. 1861, Chenoa, 111.) 
 and Lora Belle (Gallup) Dexter (b. Ag 7, 
 1858, Niles, Mich.). Prepared in Urbana 
 FI. S. Mu Kappa Alpha; Athenean. Pvt. 
 Teacher, Violin, Urbana. Address, 614 W. 
 Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 6203. HARRY KIMBALL DICK 
 (Brother of No. 2951) 
 Supt., Bldg. Const.; B. S. in A. E.; b. 
 N 12, 1888, Bloomington, 111.; s. G. F. Dick. 
 Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Alpha 
 Tau Omega, Supt. Bldg. Const., Bloomington, 
 111. Married Pauline Whitmer, My 19. 1917. 
 Address, 705 E. Walnut St., Bloomington, 
 IlLt 
 
 6204. EARL BURRUS DICKERSON 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 22, 
 
 1891, Canton, Miss.; s. Edward (b. 1850, 
 Everett, Mass.) and Emma Gertrude (Gar- 
 rett) Dickerson (b. Ja 4, 1857, Canton, Miss.). 
 Prepared in Evansfon Acad.; N. W. Univ., 
 1909-10; Univ. of Chicago Law Sch., 1915-17. 
 Kappa Alpha Psi. Instr., Eng., Tuskegee Inst., 
 Tuskegee, Ala.,; 1913-14; Prin., H. S., Vin- 
 cennes, Ind., 1914-15. 2nd Lt., O. R. T. C, 
 Camp Dodge, la., 1917; 65th Inf. Regt., Camp 
 Grant, 111. Married Inez Moss, Je 7, 1912, 
 Peoria. Address, 3142 S. Part Ave., Chicago. 
 
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 6205. EVA DODDS (CROWDER) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 468; Wife of No. 5624; 
 Sister of No. 8274) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.: b. O 3, 1892, Denver; 
 d. Joseph Chambers ('86), (b. Utica, N. Y.) 
 and Mary Armina (Brown) Dodds (b. Newport, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Chi 
 Omega. Mem., Alumnae Chapter of Chi 
 Omega, Seattle. Married Benjamin Harrison 
 Crowder ('13), Mr 8, 191 7, Champaign. Child, 
 Richard Jordan, b. Ja 19, 1918. Address, 2303 
 19th Ave., North Seattle. 
 
 6206. EDWARD ADELBERT DOISY 
 (Husband of No. 8910) 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 13. 1893, 
 Hume, 111.; s. Edward Perry and Ada (Alley) 
 Doisy. Prepared in Hume H. S. M. S., 
 Harvard, 1916. Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Final and 
 Special Honors. 2nd Lt., Med. R. C, 1917; 
 ist Lt.; Walter Reed Hosp.. Washington, D. 
 C, 1918 — . Married Alice Nowell Ackert ('18), 
 Jl 20, 1918. Address, 248 E. 68th St., New 
 York City. 
 
 6207. JOHN THOMAS DONAHOE 
 Electrolvsis Investigator; B. S. in E. E. ; b. 
 S 30, 1891. Chicago; s. P. J. (b. Ag 4, 1856, 
 do.) and Catharine (Cahill) Donahoe (b. Ja 
 6. 1859. Springfield, 111.). Prepared in Mc- 
 Kinley H. S.. Chicago. Eta Kappa Nu. Engr., 
 of Tests, Chicago Surface lines, 1914-17; 
 Electrolysis investigator, Chicago, 191 7 — . 
 Mem., A. I. E. E.; Illini Club, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 3416 Jackson Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 
 614 City Hall, do. 
 
 6208. ELIZABETH FRANCES DONALD- 
 SON 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 22. 1884, Philo, 
 111.; d. James Donaldson. Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. Sell. Prin. Sch., Thomasboro, 111., 
 Teacher, Bot., Hindsboro, 111.; do., Shelby- 
 ville, Ind. Address, Shelbyville, Ind.t 
 
 6209. RAYMOND THOMAS DOUGLAS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 29, 1889, 
 Southampton, Mass.; s. George S. Douglas. 
 Prepared in Williston Sem. Address, South- 
 ampton, Mass.t 
 
 6210. GEORGE HAROLD DUBIN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 5, 1890, 
 Denver; s. A. J. Dubin. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Cliicago. Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Arch. Club; Varsity Basketball. Address, 3648 
 Lexington, Garfield Sta., Chicago. t 
 
 621 1. RAYMOND STARR DUNHAM 
 . Agriculturalist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 12. 1890, 
 Binghamton, N. Y.; s. Edward Judd (b. Dun- 
 kirk, N. Y.) and Leona Mary (Green) Dunham 
 (b. Almond, N. Y.). Prepared in Lake View 
 H. S., Chicago. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha 
 Zeta. With 111. St. Soil Survey. 1914-16; 
 Beaumont & Dunham, Consulting Agr., 1916 — . 
 Address, 1519 Highland Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 19 S. LaSalle, do. 
 
 6212. MATTHEW ELBRIDGE DUNLAP 
 (Son of No. 63; Brother of No. 7493) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 10, 1891, 
 DeSmet, S. Dak.: s. Burleigh A. ('75). (b. D 
 5, 1852, Leyden Tp., Cook Co., 111.) and Clara 
 J. (Busey) Dunlap (b. Ap 13, 1865, Champaign). 
 Prepared in May wood H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; 
 Arch. Club. Draftsman, Holabird & Roche, 
 Archs. and C. B. & Q. R. R. Bldg. ; Engrs.' 
 Office, 1914-16; Arch. Asst. in Forest Products 
 Lab., Madison. Wis., 19 16 — . U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr., Forest Service, MadisoiT| Wis.. 1916 — . 
 Invented: Transit Plugs for Shrapnel Shells; 
 A Method of Moisture-Proofing Aeroplane 
 Propellers. Mem., Univ. Club, Madison, Wis. 
 Address, 803 State St., Madison, Wis. 
 
 6213. WILLIAM GUY DUNLAP 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 8, 1892, 
 Abingdon, 111.; s. William Belt and Ida (Lati- 
 mer) Dunlap. Prepared in Abingdon II. S.; 
 Hedding Coll., 1910-12. Congr. Guild; Fresh. 
 Varsity Track. Cashier, First Nat. Bank, 
 Abingdon. 111. Married Leona K. Schmidt. Ag 
 I, 191 7, Champaign. Address, 504 N. Mon- 
 roe St^ Abingdon, 111.; bus. add.. First Na- 
 tional Bank, do. 
 
 6214. JESSIE EDMUNDSON (GIER) 
 Farm Adviser; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 29, 1888, 
 Balbec, Ind.; d. William (b. O 5, 1856, do.) 
 and Elizabeth S. (Paxson) Edmundson (b. Mr 
 
 8, 1861, do.). Prepared in Penn Tp. H. S., 
 Pennville, Ind.; West. Coll., Oxford, O., 1908- 
 
 09. Alpha Omic on Pi; H. Sc. Club. Instr. 
 H. Sc, Moore Tp. H. S., Farmer City 111., 
 1913-15; Univ. c/ la.. Summer. 1915-16; High- 
 land Park, 111 H. S., 1915-16; Co. Adviser, 
 Kankakee Co., 111., 1916-18. Ed., Home Im- 
 provement Bull. Married William Jewett Gier, 
 N 28, 1917, Kankakee, 111. Address, 927 
 Court St., Kankakee, 111.; bus. add.. Room 306, 
 Court House, do. 
 
 6215. GEORGE CURTIS ELLIS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 29, 1890. Alta- 
 mont. 111.; s. W. A. Ellis. Prepared in Alta- 
 mont H. S.; Univ. Acad. Kappa Alpha Nu; 
 Class Baseball. Stud., Rush Med. Coll. Ad- 
 dress, Altamont, 111. 
 
 6216. ARMIN ELMENDORF 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 8, 1890, San 
 Antonio, Tex.; s. Edward (b. do.) and Mary 
 (Staffel) Elmendorf (b. do.). Prepared in 
 San Antonio (Tex.) H. S.; Univ. of Tex., 
 1910. Univ. of Mich., 1915; M. S., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1917. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Ed.. Technograph; Prelim., 
 Special, and Final Honors. Instr., Mechanics, 
 Univ. of Wis., 1914-17; Engr., Forest Products, 
 U. S. Forest Products Lab., 1917; Forest ser- 
 vice, testing aeroplanes, Ag 1917 — . Desig- 
 ner of a differentiating machine. Auth. : 
 Various Articles on Engng. subjects in Am. 
 Machinist, N 5, 1914; JTis. Engr., Mr 1915, 
 Ja 19 1 6, Ap 1917; The Pyramid of Sigma Tau, 
 The Transit, Univ. of Neb.; The Scientific Am. 
 Suplmt., Ag 11, 1917, F 12, 1916; Am. Math. 
 Monthly, O 1916; Jour, of the Franklin Inst., 
 D 1916, Ja 1918, F 1918; Canadian E)igr., Ag 
 23, 1917; Concrete, S 1917. Address, Forest 
 Products Lab., Madison, Wis. 
 
 6217. HUBERT MORTON ENGLISH 
 Physician; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 30, 1890, 
 Marshall, 111.; s. John Abel (b. Ag 21, 1847) 
 and Marietta (Clemings) English (b. O 28, 
 1848). Prepared in Marshall Tp. H. S. M. D., 
 Harvard, 1918. Sigma Xi; Ionian; Special 
 Honors. Physician, Foxboro St. Hosp., Fox- 
 boro, Mass. M. R. C, 1917 — ; Lt., Ft. Ogle- 
 thorpe, Ga.; do., St. Elizabeth Hospital, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Address, St. Elizabeth Hospital, 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 6218. CALLISTUS JAMES ENNIS 
 Real Est.; A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 4, 
 1S91, Chicago; s. Callistus Sexton (b. O 14, 
 1863, do.) and Clara F. ' (Ceperly) Ennis (b. 
 Ja 20, 1868, do.). Prepared in Lake View 
 H. S., Chicago. Sigma Chi; Ma-V/an-da; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi ; Beta Gamma Sigma; Yoxan; Pan- 
 Hellenic Council; Ath. Bd. of Control; Cml. 
 Club; Class Football; Mgr., Inter-schol.; Chm., 
 Alumni Homecoming Smoker; Stud. LTnion 
 Opera; Chm., Breakfast Com. Real Est. 
 Dealer and Broker, Chicago. 1st Lt., 149th 
 F. A.. France, 1917 — . Address, 1437 Pratt 
 Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 79 W. Monroe St., 
 do. 
 
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 6219. ARTHUR VERXON ESSINGTON 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Jl 11, 1889, Clifton, III.; 
 s. George (b. O 1840, Lincolnshire, Eng.) and 
 Bertha Holland (b. S 15, 1855, Norway). 
 Prepared in Grand Prairie Seni. Phi Sigma 
 Kappa; Phi Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Mask and Bauble; Adelphic; Debating, 191 1- 
 12. Instr., H. S., Rockford. 19 14-16; Lawyer, 
 1916 — . Mem., Univ. Club; Young Men's 
 Bus. Assn. of Rockford. Married ^Lnbel Field- 
 ing, Je 25, 1915, Champaign. Child, .\rthur 
 Vernon, Jr., Mr i5, 1916. Address, 2121 0.\- 
 ford St., Rockford, 111.; bus. add., 406 Brown 
 BIdg., do. 
 
 6220. RALPH LEE EYMAN 
 (Husband of No. 6351) 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 3, 18S5. 
 Golden, 111.; s. D. F. (b. S 10, 185-f) and 
 Sarah Emily (Shank) Eyman (b. Mr 4, 1861). 
 Prepared in West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., igio. 
 Zeta Psi; Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Zeta; Final 
 Honors. Instr., Dept. of Agr., Kent St. 
 Norm. Coll., 1914-18; Head of Dept., 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., Norm. 111., 1918. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Esther Allen Kern ('14}, 
 Ag 20, 1914, Greencastle, Ind. Child. David 
 Russell, b. Ja 21, 1917. Address, 910 W. Honey 
 Ave., Normal, 111. 
 
 6221. DANIEL BALDWIN FAGER 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 
 IS, i860, Murphysboro, 111.; s. S. Fager. Pre- 
 pared in Hyde Park H. S. : So. 111. St. Norm. 
 tjniv. Prin., Tp. H. S., Palestine, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Palestine. Ill.f 
 
 6222. HELEN FAIRFIELD (WOOLMAN) 
 (Wife of No. SS07) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 17, 1893, Peters- 
 burg, Mich.; d. George Day (b. My 6, 1866, 
 Hillsdale, O.) and Mary Adelaide (Peters) 
 Fairfield (b. My 23, 1867). Prepared in Omaha 
 (Neb.), Urbana, and Ames (la.) H. S. ; la. 
 State (Toll., 1910; Beloit Coll., 1910-11. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma. Teacher, H. Sc, E. Aurora 
 H. S., Aurora. 111., 1914-16; Head of Dom. Sc. 
 Dept., Elgin, 111. H. S., 1916. Married Collett 
 Everman Woolman ('12), Ag 1916, Baton 
 Rouge, La. Address, 524 Middle St., Baton 
 Rouge, La. 
 
 6223. MYRLIN STEIN FALLIS 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 18, 1891, 
 Denver; s. Montana S. (b. My 30, i860. Grays 
 Summit, Mont.) and Katherine (Stein) Fallis 
 (b. N 28, 1S70, Mt. Carmel, 111.). Prepared 
 in West Denver H. S.; Univ. of Colo., 1910- 
 12. Working on U. S. A. Recuperation Hosp., 
 Aurora, Colo. Married Aileen E. Cornforth, 
 My 6, 1918, Denver. Address, Apartment 28, 
 1530 Grant St., Denver; bus. add., 900 Ideal 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 6224. SAMUEL JAMES FARLOW 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 29, 1892, Augusta, 
 111.; s. Cornelia Farlow. Prepared in Augusta 
 H. S. Pi Omicron. Married Miss Doeherty, 
 S 30, 1917. Address, 377 W. High St., Hunt- 
 ington, Ind. 
 
 6225. LESLIE WILLIAM FAULKNER 
 (Brother of No. 6869) 
 
 Manager; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1915; b. 
 N 8, 1891, Champaign; s. W. S. Faulkner. 
 Prepared in (Thampaign H. S. Scabbard and 
 Blade; Capt., Signal Corps, Univ. Regt. Engr., 
 Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y.; Mgr., 
 Watson Faulkner Drug Store, Champaign. 
 Radio Instr., Univ. of 111., U. S. S. M. A. 
 Auth. : The Nitrogen-Filled Lamp, Tcchno- 
 graph. Married Gladys Ladd, O 2, 19:6, 
 Champaign. Address, 806 S. 3rd St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 6226. MARY EMMA FELTER 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 22, 1889, 
 Fureka, 111.; d. P. A. Felter. Prepared in 
 Eureka H. S.; Eureka Coll. Bethany Circle; 
 Geneva Club. Teacher, H. S., Washburn, 111. 
 Address, Eureka, 111. 
 
 6227. JOHN MOFFAT FETHERSTON 
 (Husband of No. 8147; Brother of No. 7513) 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Je 28, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Edward Beecham (b. Michaels- 
 town Co., Cork, Ireland, Ag 5, 1852) and Jen- 
 nie (Mulholland) Fetherston (b. Ap 2, 1867, 
 Cobourg, Ont., Can.). Pfrepared in Cobourg 
 (Can.) Coll. Inst.; Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1915. 
 Theta Chi; Pi Omicron; Fresh. Varsity Soc- 
 cer; Varsity Soccer Football, 191 1; Pres., Ry. 
 Club; E. E. Soc. ; A. I. E. E. Signal Engr., 
 Union Switch & Signal Co., Swissvale, Pa. 
 1914-17. 2nd O. T. C, Ft. Monroe, Va., 1917; 
 ist Lt., C. A., 2ist Co., Narragansett Bay, Ft. 
 Wetherill, R. I., 191 7 — . Married Katherine 
 Lois Born ('17), Je 29, 1918, Wilkinsburg, Pa. 
 Address, 502 E. John St., Charnpaign. 
 
 6228. FTiANK CHRISTIAN FEUTZ 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 16, 1891, 
 Olney, HI.; s. Edward Philip (b. Mr 13, 1864, 
 do.) and Anna Elizabeth (laggi) Feutz (b. My 
 31, 1867, do.). Prepared in Olney H. S. C. 
 E. Club; Univ. Band and Orchestra; Prelim. 
 Honors. Civ. Engr., 111. St. Highway Dept., 
 Je 19 14 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Married 
 Nellie Julia Hubert, N 25, 1914, Watseka, 
 111. Child, Frank Hubert, b. S 5, 1915- Ad- 
 dress, 706 S. Marshall St., Paris, 111.; bus. 
 add., Buchanan Link Bldg., do. 
 
 6229. WILLIAM FULLER FIELDER 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 27. 
 1 89 1, Chicago; s. Fred A. (b. Dansville, N. Y.) 
 and Josephine (Wilson) Fielder (b. London, 
 Can.). Prepared in Lake Tech. H. S. Psi Up- 
 silon; Helmet; Ben Franklin Club; Chm , Sr. 
 Ball Com.; Bus. Mgr., Siren; Ed., Stud. Direc- 
 tory. Asst. Mfg. Acct., Liquid Carbonic Co., 
 Chicago. Corp., ist 111. Cav., 1916; Federal 
 Nat. Guard, border service, Brownsville, Tex., 
 1916; ist. Lt., Ord. R. C, Inf., A. E. F., Je 
 IS, 1917-18; Returned to states. 1918. Auth.: A 
 Graphic Comparison of Truck Costs and Work, 
 Factory., Mr 191 7. Mem.. A. C. S. Address, 
 4642 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o 
 Liquid Carbonic Co., 31st and Kenzie St., do. 
 
 6230. ELMER E. FIERO 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 17, 1890, New 
 York City; s. W. I. Fiero. Prepared in Lacon 
 H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Jr. Prom. Com. 
 2nd Lt., 77th Div.. Camp Upton, L. I., N. Y. 
 Address, 77 Div., Camp Upton, L. I., N. Y. 
 
 6231. CHANCY LAWRENCE FINFROCK 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mv 19, 1892, Urbana; s. 
 John H. (b. Waynesboro, Pa.) and Jordena M. 
 (Johnson) Finfrock (b. Je 27, 1850, Clifton, 
 O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S.; Univ. of 
 Mich. Lawyer, Little & Finfrock, Urbana, 
 1914 — . Married Grace Dallenbach, Je 29, 
 1916, Champaign. Child, Lawrence Johnson, 
 b. Jl 20, 1917. Address, 407 W. Elm St., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add., 107-109 Main St., do. 
 
 6232. HENRY LAWRENCE FISCHER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 24, 1888, 
 Wheaton, 111.; s. William H. (b. Addison, III.) 
 and Geraldine Cecilia (Blanchard) Fischer (b. 
 Galesburg, HI.). Prepared in Wheaton H. S.; 
 Wheaton Coll., 1906-10. Congr. Guild. Con- 
 sulting Ensrr., St. Paul, 1914-17; Production 
 Engr., E. Moline, 111., 1917-18. Co. E, 113th 
 Engrs., Camp Shelby, Miss.; do., 38th Div., A. 
 E. F., France; Sergt., Co. B, 126th Engrs., 
 Brest France. Address, 113 Centre St., 
 Wheaton, Hi. 
 
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 6233. BENJAMIN SIDNEY FISHER 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Je 13, 1890, Anderson, 
 Ind.; s. Thomas C. (b. 1840, Pa.) and Eliza- 
 beth (Craig) Fisher (b. 1850, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Anderson (Ind.) H. S. Sigma Ci:i; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Alpha Delta Sigma; Hoof and Horn 
 Club; Helmet; Class Football; Basketball; 
 Mgr., Employment Bur. ; Soph. Cotillion Com.; 
 Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Ball Com. Lawyer. Marsh- 
 field, Ore., 1914-17. 1st Sergt.. nth Co., Ore. 
 C. A., 1916-17; 2nd Lt., C. A. R. C, Lt., 47lh 
 A., C. A. C, A. E. F., 1918; Mustered out, Mr 
 13, 1919. Mem., Presby. Church; Coos Co., Ore. 
 Bar Assn.; I. O. O. F.; B. P. O. E.; Pres.. 
 Men's Fellowship Club, 1916; Millicoing Club, 
 1916-17. Address, Marshfield, Ore. 
 
 6234. WALTER LLOYD FISHER 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. D 31, 1889, 
 Hebron Neb., s. Amanda Greider. Prepared in 
 Union City H. S. Engr., Vandalia R. R., In- 
 dianapolis. Address, R. 38, Box 125. Union 
 City, Ind.; bus. add., 1726 E. Washington St., 
 Indianpolis.f 
 
 6235. CASSIUS PAUL FLETCHER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap i, 1890, 
 Ridgefarm, 111.; s. A. 1. Fletcher. Prepared in 
 Univ. H. S.; U. S. Mil. Acad. Psi Upsilon. 
 Civ. Engr., Interest. Commerce Com., Div of 
 Val., La. and Tex. Capt., 311 Engrs., Camp 
 Grant, Rockford, 111.; A. E. F. Married Esther 
 Owen, F 8, 191 7, Hickory Valley, Tenn. Ad- 
 dress, Ridgefarm, 111. 
 
 6236. JOHN ARCHIBALD FLETCHER 
 Agr. Mgr.; B. S. in An. Husb.; b. Jl 13. 
 1 89 1, New York City; s. Jo'm A. Fletcher. 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. Agr. Mgr.. Deerfield, 111. Address, 2053 
 Monroe St., Chicago; bus. add., Deerfield, 111. 
 
 6237. EDMOND ROY FOSTER 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ja 31, 1893. Chi- 
 cago; s. Robert F. (b. Catlin, 111.) and Bertha 
 (Domensk) Foster (b. Watertown. Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in May wood H. S. Theta Chi; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Bat. Capt., Univ. Regt. ; Class 
 Football; Class Baseball. Appraisal Engr., 
 Chicago, 1914; Draftsman, George C. Nimmons, 
 Chicago, 191s; Draftsman, B. & O. C. T. R. R., 
 do., 1915; Engr., W. A. Baehr, do.. 1916-17. 
 ist. Bat. 3rd, O. T. C. Camp Grant, III. Mar- 
 ried Florence C. Danieken, Je 2, 1917, Chicago. 
 Address, 914 17th Ave., Melrose, 111. 
 
 6238. ORA FRENCH FOSTER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 8, 1892, Green- 
 field, 111.; s. B. E. Foster. Prepared in White 
 Hall H. S. Iris; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Agr. Club; A^r. Dance Com., 19:4; 
 Capt. and Regt. Commissary, Cadet Regt.; Y. 
 M. C. A. Address, Puxico, Mo. 
 
 6239. LESTER EUGENE FRAILEY 
 Broker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 29, 1891. 
 Rossville, 111.; s. F. L. Frailey. Prepared m 
 LTrbana H. S. Theta Delta Chi; Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Helmet; Pres., Mask and Bauble: 111. 
 Union Dramatic Club; Ionian; Scribbler's Club; 
 Ben Franklin Club; Coll. Dancing Club; Class 
 Tennis; ///. il/o.cr. Stafif; Stud. Opera Play 
 Com.; 111. -la. Debate, Ill.-O. Debate; Bd. of 
 Oratory and Debate. Teacher. H. S.. Cham- 
 paign; Head, Pub. Speaking Dept., Culver Mil. 
 Acad., Culver, Ind.; Brokerage bus.. New Or- 
 leans, 191 7 — . Married Luella Mackie, D 27, 
 1916, New Orleans. Child, Lester Eugene, Jr., 
 b. D 27, 191 7. Address, 1578 Calhoun St., New 
 Orleans. 
 
 6240. WILLIAM LEONARD FRANK 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. F 13, 1 89 1, Chicago; s. Leonard M. (b. F 
 
 17, i860, Wurtemberg, Ger.) and Caroline Rosa 
 (Meider) Frank (b. D 6, i860, do.). Prepared 
 in Carthage H. S. Farmer, El Campo, Tex. 
 Married Julia Louise Mattier, Je 20, 1917, El 
 Campo, Tex. Child, boy, b. Mr 15, 1918 (died 
 Mr 20, 1918). Address, El Campo, Tex. 
 
 6241. RUSSELL CARD FRAZEE 
 Tester; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 9, 1892, Seneca, 
 111.: s. F. F. Frazee. Prepared in Morris H. S. 
 .\lpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Hoof_ and Horn Club; 
 Prelim. Honors. Testing Gasoline Engines, 
 Cicero, 111. Address, 329 Jefferson St., Morris, 
 111.; bus. add., 2244 50th Ave., Cicero, lU.t 
 
 6242. JAMES B. FRAZIER 
 (Brother of Nos. 5886, 9075) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 9, 1890. Paris, 
 111.; s. J. B. Frazier. Prepared in Paris H. S. 
 Sr. Ball Com. Teacher, Agr., Albion, 111.; 
 Farmer, Oakland, 111. Married Ida Craig, Ag 
 21, 191 5, Paris, 111. Address, Marshall, Ill.t 
 
 6243. HENRY HELM FRENCH 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. M. E. ; b. Ag 4. 
 1 891, Chicago; s. M. R. French. Prepared in 
 Armour Acad. Address, 9203 Pleasant Ave., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 6244. RALPH WALDO FRENCH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 30, 1889, Mag- 
 nolia, 111.; s. Marion J. (b. O 19, Marshall Co., 
 Ill,) and Mary Elizabeth (Stratton) French (b. 
 N II. 1859, do.). Prepared in John Swaney 
 Consolidated Sch. Alpha Tau Omega; Glee 
 Club. Farmer, Magnolia" 111. U. S. Army, 
 Camp Grant, 111. Sergt. Maj., Hdqtrs,, ist Bn., 
 i6ist Depot Brig,, 1918-19; Mustered out, Mr 
 15, 1919, Address, Magnolia, 111. 
 
 6245. GEORGE ELMORE GABLE . 
 Draftsman, B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap 24, 1892, 
 
 Center Point, la.; s. Elmore E. (b. Je 10, 1868, 
 Marion, O.) and Cora E. (Newland) Gable (b. 
 D 29, 1869, Center Point, la.). Prepared in 
 Cedar Rapids (la.) H. S.; la. St. Coll., 1910-11. 
 Phi Sigma Kappa; Glee Club; Arch. Club; 
 Fresh. Varsity Basketball; Mgr., Fresh. Aths. 
 Chief Draftsman, Arch. Designer, and Struct. 
 Supt., Cedar Rapids. la., 1014-17; Arch. De- 
 signer and Struct. Designer, Detroit, Jl 191 7 — . 
 Mem., Crescent Lodge 25, A. F. A. M. Mar- 
 ried Esther Gertrude Bushnell, O 12, 191 2, 
 Urbana, Address, 114 Wilson Ave., Detroit. 
 
 6246. ALBERT MACY GADDIS 
 (Brother of No. 5675) 
 Mgr., Pub. Service Co.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 
 30, 1892, Modoc. Ind.; s. H. A. Gaddis. Pre- 
 pared in Winchester H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Soph. Smoker (Zoni.; Coll. 
 Dancing Club. Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 Chicago; Salesman, Inter St. Puis. Service Co., 
 New Castle, Ind.; Mgr., St. Cloud Pub. Service 
 Co., St. Cloud, Minn. Married Agnes Arter- 
 burn. My 24, 1917, St. Cloud, Minn. Address, 
 St. Cloud, Minn. 
 
 6247. ROBERT PERCY GAGE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 17, 1891, Elgin, 
 in,; s. M. Gage. Prepared in Elgin H. S. 
 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 1912-14; Prelim. Honors. 
 Married Ruth Green, F 5, 1916. Address, R. 8, 
 Waterloo, la.t 
 
 6248. ANNA MARIE GALLAGHER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 14, 1892, 
 Beaver Dam, Wis.; d. Thomas (b. 1850. Lime- 
 rick, Ireland) and Mary (Hartt) Gallagher (b. 
 1845, Beaver Dam, Wis.). Prepared in Bowen 
 H. S., Chicago. Classical Club; Spalding Guild, 
 Teacher, Eng. and Latin, Martinsville, 111,, 
 1914-16; Delta (Colo.), H. S., 1916-17; Sedg- 
 wick Co. H. S.. Julesburg, Colo,, 1917 — • Ad- 
 dress. 2831 E. 76th Place, Chicago. 
 
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 6249. STELLA BELLE GALPIN 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 23, 1890, Williams- 
 field, 111.; d. Thomas L. (b. Jl 12, 1856, Galena, 
 111.) and Jennie M. (Callahan) Galpin (b. O 9, 
 1 86 1, Yates City, 111.). Prepared in Galesburg 
 H. S. A. B., Knox Coll., ign. Alpha Chi 
 Omega. Loan Asst. Libn., Univ. of 111., Ur- 
 bana, 1914 — . Address, 916 W. Nevada St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 6250. DONALD TUNNICLIFFE GAMBLE 
 (Husband of No. 8863) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 28, 1891, Ke- 
 wanee. 111.; s. J. N. Gamble. Prepared in Ke- 
 wanee H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Alpha Zeta; 
 Agr. Club; Class Baseball; Class Basketball; 
 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 1913. Farmer and Stock 
 Raiser, Kewanee, 111. Married Mary E. Water- 
 man ('17), F 20, 1919. Address, R. 2, Kewanee, 
 Ill.t 
 
 6251. JAMES FRANKLIN GARRETT 
 (Husband of No. 6497) 
 
 Chem.; B. S. in Chem. Eng. ; b. Ja 23, 1890, 
 Kinmundy, 111.; s. Benjamin (b. Jl 26, 1851, 
 do.) and Fina (Howell) Garrett (b. F 24, 1861, 
 do.). Prepared in Kinmundy H. S. ; Valparaiso 
 Univ. Alpha Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Varsity Baseball. Factory Mgr., Permutit Co., 
 New York City, 1913-16; Chief Chem., Gen. 
 Chem. Co., Cleveland, 1916; Chief Chem., Dela- 
 ware Works of Gen. Chem. Co., Warcus Hook, 
 Pa. Mem., Chemists' Club, New York City, 
 1916 — ; A. C. S., 1914 — . Married Bernice Mae 
 
 guinn ('14), O 5, 1914, La Fayette, 111, Child, 
 orothy Marilyn, b. Je 9, 191 5. Address, 907 
 Jefferson St., Wilmington, Delaware; bits, add., 
 Delaware Works of General Chemical Co., 
 Warcus Hook, Pa. 
 
 6252. DELLA GASKILL (DOERR) 
 (Wife of No. 5636) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F i. 1891, Joliet, 111.; 
 d. Lyman Hooper (b. Mr 4, 1834, Lisbon, O.) 
 and Cornelia Ann (Whittlesey) Gaskill (b. F 
 18, 1851, N. Y.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. 
 S. ; Univ. of Chicago, 1910-11. Omicron Nu. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Assumption, 111., 1914-15. 
 Married Harold Francis Doerr ('13), Ag 26, 
 1915, Joliet, 111. Child, Helen Frances, b. Je 
 25, 191 7. Address, 5210 Cornell Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6253. HELEN BEATRICE GERE (BEN- 
 SON) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 21, 1892, Urbana; 
 d. Chester Clark (b. Mr 30, 1865, do.) and 
 Nellie Pauline (Strachan) Gere (b. O 5, 1870, 
 Oshawa, Ont., Can.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Delta Gamma; Yo Ma; Omicron Nu; 
 W. A. A. Married Elbert Colin Benson, Je 
 i:, 1 9 18, El Paso, Tex. Address, 120 N. 
 High St., Albuquerque, N. M. 
 
 6254. ROY LYLE GETMAN 
 Div. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 3. 1891 
 Fullerton, N. Dak.; s. L. H. Getman. Pre 
 pared in Harvard LI. S. C. E. Club; K. O 
 T. B. Div. Engr., Vermilion Co. Bond, Dan 
 ville, 111. 313th Engrs., Co. E., Camp Dodge 
 la., 1918 — . Address, 504 Hazel St., Dan- 
 ville, Ill.t 
 
 6255. FREDERICK JOHN GIEHLER 
 
 (Husband of No. 6169) 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 17, 1891, 
 Ottawa, 111.; s. William (b. (ler.) and Augusta 
 (Lemke) Giehler (b. do.). Prepared in Ottawa 
 Tp. H. S. Theta Chi; Scabbard and Blade: 
 Capt. and Regimental Quartermaster, Univ. 
 Regt. Appraising Engr., Chicago, 1914-15; 
 Const, work, Ottawa, 111., 1915-16; do., Chicago, 
 1916; Instr., la. St. Coll., Ames. la.. 1916-17; 
 .\sst. to Supt., Chicago Retort & Fire Brick Co., 
 Ottawa, 111., Je 1917 — . Married Hazel B. 
 
 Coffey ('14), Ag 30, 1916, Blue Island, 111. 
 Child, Marjorie Jean Giehler, b. Ag 13, 1917. 
 Address, 617 Pearl St., Ottawa, 111.; bus. add., 
 Chicago Retort & Fire Brick Co., do. 
 
 6256. MARY ELSIE GILDERSLEEVE 
 Co. Home Adviser; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 
 15, 1885, Hudson, 111.; d. James T. (b. Mr 9, 
 1861, do.) and Nettie Annie (Ham) Gilder- 
 sleeve (b. Mr 26, 1865, do.). Prepared in 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Omicron Nu; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; H. Sc. Club; Country Life 
 Club. Teacher, H. Sc. and Biol., Tp. H. S., 
 Pawnee, 111., 1914-17; Emergency Home 
 Demonstration Agt. for U. S. l3ept. of Agr. 
 and Univ. of 111. Co-operating, Ja 1918; Co. 
 Home Adviser, F 1918 — . Address, Aledo, 111. 
 
 6257. PHILIP HILTON GOLDBERG 
 Jeweler; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 6, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Hyman (b. Saval Russia) and 
 Anna Goldberg (b. Mnisch, Russia). Pre- 
 pared in Evanston Acad. Jeweler, Lewy Bros. 
 Co., Chicago, 1914 — . Married Bertha Lewy 
 Silverberg, Je 11, 1916, Chicago. Address, 
 5728 S. Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6258. RAE A. GOLDMAN 
 
 Social Worker; A. B. in L. A.^ & S. ; b. S 14, 
 1891, Indianapolis; d. David Goldman. Pre- 
 pared in Terre Haute (Ind.) H. S. Social 
 Service. Address, 920 S. 6th St., Terre Haute, 
 Ind. 
 
 6259. ALBERT GONSIOR 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 4, 1890, 
 
 Chicago; s. Nathaniel (b, do.) and Eleonora 
 Treeridder (b. do.). Prepared in Crgne Tech. 
 H. S. Chi Phi; Sigma Tau; Theta Nu Ep- 
 silon; Fresh. Football and Track; Varsity 
 Track Squad. Asst. Facility Engr., Chicago 
 Telephone Co.; Engr., Lehigh Portland Cement 
 Co., 1916-17. 1st Lt. Engrs., R. C, 311th 
 Engrs., Camp Grant, 111. Bus. Mgr., Pyramid 
 of Sigma Tau, Quarterly Mag., 1914-16. Ad- 
 dress, 5455 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6260. LEOLA GOODMANN (SCALES) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6540) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag i, 1891, Sadorus, 
 111.; d. Joseph Otto (b. Ag 28, 1861, do.) and 
 Lizzie Jane (Styan) Goodmann (b. N 21, 1867, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alpha 
 Omicron Pi; Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club. Mar- 
 ried Walter Howard Scales ('14), Je 9, 1915, 
 Champaign. Children: Elizabeth Ann, b. Ag 
 10, 1916; Miriam Joan, b. S 20, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 35 Lisbon Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 6261. HELEN WINNIFREDE GRANT 
 
 (PARR) 
 (Wife of No. 5861) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 26, 1892, Cin- 
 cinnati; d. William Robert (b. Jl 16, 1862, 
 London, Eng.) and Florence (Blair) Grant (b. 
 Mr 28, 1868). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Teacher. Arthur, 111., 1915-16; do., H. S., 
 Gillespie, 111. Mem., Red Cross; Com. Chm. in 
 Council Nat. Defense. Married Clyde H!ar- 
 rison Parr ('13), Jl 5, 1916, Urbana. Address, 
 Benld, 111. 
 
 6262. GEORGE MANNERS GRANTHAM 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 5, 1889. 
 Ladoga, Ind.; s. Thomas Jefferson (b. S 21, 
 i860, do.) and Lillie May (White) Grantham 
 (b. Mr 22, 1863, Linden, Ind.). Prepared in 
 New Richmond (Ind.) H. S.; Waveland (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Ind. Univ., 1907-8; Alpha Zeta. Soil 
 Survey, Univ. of 111., 1914; Instr., Soils, Mich. 
 .■\gr. (Toll., East Lansing, Mich., 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Martha Jeanette Hagen, D 22, 1914, Ma- 
 homet, 111. Children: Dawn, b. N 17, 1915; 
 George Richard, b. O 24, 1916. Address, East 
 Lansing, Mich. 
 
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 6263. BERTHA AGNES GREEN 
 B. Mus.; b. F 13, 1888, Ivesdale, 111.; d. 
 P. Green. Prepared in Univ. Acad. Mu Kappa 
 Alpha. Address, Ivesdale, 111. 
 
 62C4. ARTHUR RITCHIE GREENE 
 (Brother of Nos. 2404, 3385) 
 Fanner; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 24, 1891, Lisle, 
 111.; s. William Spencer (b. Ap 6, 1856, do.) 
 and Jessie (Hibbard) Greene (b. Jl 18, i860, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Ellsworth H. S., Naper- 
 ville H. S.; N. W. Acad. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Ku Klux; Jr. Councilman, 
 Stud. Union. Farmer, Lisle, 111.; Pres., Du 
 Page Co. Agr. Improvement Assn.; Pres., Bd. 
 of Educ, Non H. S. Dist. of Du Page Co. 
 Mem., Epis. Church; Sec.-Treas., Du Page Co. 
 Cow Testing Assn.; do., Du Page Co. Farmers 
 Protective Assn.; St. Council of Defense. Mar- 
 ried Rebecca Alice Brown, O 21, 1915, Decatur, 
 111. Address, Naperville, HI., R. F. D.; bus. 
 add., Lisle, 111. 
 
 6265. ERWIN GRIESBAUM 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 17, 1891, 
 New Baden, III. ; s. X. Griesbaum. Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad.; McKendree Coll. Jr. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. Address, 4545 Chouteau Ave., 
 St; Louis. 
 
 6266, WILLIAM LEROY GRIFFIN 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 15, 
 1890. Depue, 111.; s. Daniel W. (b. 1841, Vt.) 
 and Elizabeth (Spangler) Griffin (b. Mr 4, 1847, 
 Zanesville, O.). Prepared in Atkinson H. S.; 
 Univ. Acad. Fencing Team. Reporter, Geneseo 
 News, Geneseo, 111., 1914-15; City Ed., Geneseo 
 Republic, do., 1916-17. 2nd Lt.. R. C. i6ist. 
 Depot Brig., Camp Grant, 111. Address, Geneseo, 
 111. 
 
 6267. CLARENCE PATRICK GRIFFITH 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 7, 1889, 
 Carthage Mo.; s. W. A. Griffith. Prepared in 
 Carthage H. .S. ; Univ. of Wis. Arcus; Arch. 
 Club. Supt., Bldg. Constr., Gilman. 111. Mar- 
 ried Ruth C. Burt, Ag 5, 1915. Address, Gilman. 
 Ill.t 
 
 6268. AVIS GWINN 
 (Sister of Nos. 3007, 4689, 6924) 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 4, 1885, 
 Oakland, 111.; d. Oliver (b. Je 23, 1858, Oak- 
 land, 111.) and Sara (Wells) Gwinn (b. O 12, 
 i860). Prepared in Oakland H. S. Delta Gam- 
 ma; Yo Ma; H. Sc. Club. Teacher, Ridge 
 Farm, 111.; Instr., Home Econ., Univ. of Kan. 
 .Address, 806 Goodwin Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 
 Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 6269. RICHARD HARTLOFF HABBE 
 Solicitor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 23, 
 1889, Evansville, Ind. ; s. John F. and Emma 
 C. (Hartloff) Habbe. Prepared in Man. Tr. H. 
 S., Indianapolis; Earlham Coll., 1908-9; Wahash 
 Coll., 1910-11. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Class 
 Basketball; Baseball. Solicitor, Mass. Mutual 
 Life Ins. Co., Indianapolis. 2nd Lt., R. O. T. 
 C, Ft. Benjamin Harrison; 2nd Lt., F. A., 
 U. S. R., A. P. O. 704, A. E. F., France; do., 
 D Bat., 15th F. A., A. P. O. 716, do., Ja 1918; 
 Hdqtrs. Co., F. A., Army of Occupation, Ger. 
 Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. A. M. Address, 
 2351 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis; bits, 
 add., 704 Fletcher Trust, do. 
 
 6270. STANLEY BEAR HADDEN 
 (Husband of No. 6508) 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 26, 1892, 
 Penfield, 111.; s. G. W. Hadden. Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Married Sylvia P. Renner ('14), 
 Penfield, 111. Child, Eliza Jane, b. N 1915- 
 Address, Penfield, Ill.t 
 
 6271. RUSSELL PRITCHETT HALL 
 Farmer and stock-raiser; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 F 23, 1892, Niantic, 111.; s. Charles Albert 
 (b. N 28, 1847, Lexington, Ky.) and Laura 
 (Averitt) Hall (b. My 29, 1854, Harristown, 
 111.). Prepared in Niantic H. S. ; Transylvania 
 Univ., 1908-10. Alpha Delta Sigma; Acacia; 
 Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Univ. Band; 
 Ben Franklin Club; Sr. liall Com.; Bus. Mgr., 
 Agr. Farmer and Stock-raiser, Niantic, 111. 
 O. M. Sergt., Field Remount Squadron 305, A. 
 E. F. Address, Niantic, 111. 
 
 6272. THOMAS DENNISON HALL 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 20, 1890, 
 Burghersdorf, Cape Province, S. Africa; s. 
 C. D. Hall. Prepared in Rhodes Univ. Coll., 
 Grahamstown, Cape of Good Hope, S. Africa. 
 Asst. Cham., Coll. of Agr., Potchefstroom, 
 Union of S. Africa. Address. Box 91, Lady- 
 brand, Union of S. Africa; bus. add., P. O. 
 Box 181, Potchefstroom, do. 
 
 6273. RUTH HALLIDAY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 17, 1888, 
 Hancock, Mich.; d. J. D. Hialliday. Prepared 
 in Clinton H. S. Delta Gamma; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Illiola; Mask and Bauble; 
 Pres., Sr. Illinae. Teacher, Ger., Jr. H. S., 
 Binghamton, N. Y. Address, 315 Sylvan Court, 
 Flint, Mich. 
 
 6274. PAUL ALBERT HANDKE 
 Ceramist; B. S. in Ceram.; b. Ja. 20, 1886, 
 
 St. Louis; s. August Philip and Fredericka 
 Becker. Prepared in Evanston H. S. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Fresh. Varsity 
 basketball; Soph, and Jr. Class basketball; 
 Soph. Cotillion Com.; Jr. Smoker Com.; Chm., 
 Sr. Hat Com.; V. P. Stud. LTnion, and Home- 
 coming Com., 1912-13. Ceram.. Purington Pav- 
 ing Brick Co. Mem., Rotary Club; Elks Club. 
 Married Myra Eberhart, O 10, 1916, Newton, 
 la. Child. Jean Eberhart, b. N 29, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 260 S. Academy St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 6275. ERNEST FLOYD HANES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 20, J891, 
 
 Mt. Morris. 111.; s. Dr. W. W. (b. J 13, 1861, 
 Oregon, 111.) and Georgiana (Rohrer) Hanes 
 (b. Mr 23, i860, Mt. Morris, 111.). Prepared in 
 Mt. Morris Coll. Acad.; Mt. Morris Coll.. 1910- 
 12; Univ. of Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa; Le 
 Cercle Frangais. U. S. N. R. F., Yeoman Sch., 
 Great Lakes, 111., 1918. Address, Mt. Morris, 
 111. 
 
 6276. HELEN LEIGH HANES (OLIN) 
 (Wife of G516; Sister of No. 5699) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N i, 1889, Spring- 
 field, 111.; d. Samuel Jackson (b. Mr 31, 1862, 
 Williamsville. 111.) and Ida May (Murray) 
 Hanes (b. Ap 18, 1862, Dayton, O.). Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S.; Columbia Univ., summer 
 1915. Gamma Phi Beta; H. Sc. Club; Choral 
 Soc; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Teacher, Spring- 
 field, 111.. 1915; do., Nebraska, igi6; do., 
 Springfield, 111., 191 7. Married Hubert Leon- 
 ard Olin (g'14), Je 2, 1917, Springfield, 111. 
 Child. Ida Helen, b. O 16, 1918. Address, 233 
 29th St., WoodcliflF, N. J. 
 
 6277. ORVILLE GERBER HANKINS 
 Superintendent. Dept. of Agr.; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. My 9, 1892, Decatur, 111.; s. C. S. Hankins. 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Supt., Dept. of 
 J\gv., La. Indus. Inst., Ruston, La. Address, 
 c/o La. Indus. Inst., Ruston, La.t 
 
 6278. MABEL LAURINE HANSEN 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ja 28, 1893, 
 
 Jackson, Minn.; d. Peter (b. 1858, Denmark) 
 
 and Laurina (Larson) Hansen (b. 1857, do.). 
 
 Prepared in Jackson (Minn.) H. S.; Carleton 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 535 
 
 Coll., 1910-11. Sigma Kappa; Alpha Beta Phi. 
 Teacher, Alexis, 111.; Roseville, 111. Mem., O. 
 E. S., 1915. Address, Jackson, Minn. 
 
 6279. ROY HANSEN 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1918; b. Ag 
 14, 1889, Elgin, 111.; s. H. (b. Norway) and 
 Martha (Nelson) Hansen (b. Bergen, do.). 
 Prepared in Belvidere and Rock Island H. Schs. 
 Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta. Research Work, Univ. 
 of 111.; Instr., Univ. of 111. C. A. C, 2nd Co., 
 5th Tr. Camp, Ft. Monroe. Va., 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 6, 1918. Auth.: (with Dr. T. J. Burrill), 
 Is Symbiosis Possible between Legume Bacter- 
 ia and Non-legume Plants? E.vp. Sta. BiiL, Jl 
 1917. Address, 914 14th St., Rock Island, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1002 S. 2nd St., Champaign. 
 
 6280. ROY WALFRED HANSON 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 20, 1891, 
 Oakland, Neb.; s. J. M. Hanson. Prepared in 
 Oakland (Neb.) H. S. Contractor. Address, 
 Oakland, Neb.t 
 
 6281. RALPH WILBUR HARBINGER 
 Physician; A. B. in Med. Sc; b. Je 3, 1890, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. Dr. John Daniel (h. Lincoln, 
 111., 1870) and Niza E. Ilardinger (b. Mat- 
 toon, 111., 1870). Prepared in Mattoon II. S. 
 M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1915. Phi Rho Sigma; 
 Phi Sigma Kappa. Interne, Cincinnati Gen. 
 Hosp., 1915-16; Resident Surg., 1916; Asst. to 
 Dr. C. A. L. Reed, Cincinnati. 1916-17. ist Lt., 
 M. R. C, 191 7 — . Married Helen Venard, Je 
 17, 1916. Address, Gays, III. 
 
 6282. HARRIS JACOB HARMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja i, 1891, 
 Peoria; s. Jacob A. (b. Mr 7, 1866, Randolph 
 Co., Mo.) and Emma (Flagg) Harman (b. O 13, 
 1865, Iroquois Co., 111.). Prepared in Bradley 
 Poly. Inst. Beta Theta Pi. Asst. Engr., Har- 
 man Engng. Co., 1914-16; Branch Mgr., United 
 Engr. Co., Flint, Mich., and Battle Creek, 
 Mich., 1917; V. P. and Treas., Elliott & Har- 
 man Engng. Co., Ja 1917 — . Mem., Univ. 
 Club, Peoria; Kickapoo Golf Club. Married 
 Lily Lucile Keithley, My 25, 1916, Peoria. 
 Child. Amy Louise, b. Ag 8, 1918. Address, 
 146 Fredona Ave., Peoria. 
 
 6283. EDWARD CLARKE HARPER 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 20, 1888, Minneapolis; 
 s. J. C. Harper. Prepared in Enderlin (N. 
 Dak.) H. S.; Univ. of N. Dak. ist Lt., Den- 
 tal Corps., Arch. Dept., War dept., Washington, 
 D. C. Address, Enderlin, N. Dak. 
 
 6284. HANNAH JEWELL HARRIS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 31, 1886, 
 
 Lee, 111.; d. M. P. Harris. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Delta Gamma; Alethenai; Le Cercle 
 Frangais; Jr. Illinae Treas.; Sec, Woman's 
 League; Class Day Com. Teacher, H. Sc, 
 Waukegan. 111. Address, 230 Commonwealth 
 Ave., Elgin, III. 
 
 6285. MARGARET RAY HARRIS (LEVIS) 
 (Wife of No. 5785) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 10, 1892, Cham- 
 paign; d. Henry Payne (b. Jl 24, 1855, Spring- 
 field, O.) and Janet (Abdill) Harris (b. S 22, 
 1855). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta. Teacher, Champaign Pub. Sch., 
 1914-15. Married William Edward Levis ('13), 
 Je 29, 1915, Champaign. Address, 5ii State 
 St., Alton, 111. 
 
 6286. WILLIAM HARRIS 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 
 26, 1879; s. J. O. (b. Mr 6, 1849, Cannelton, 
 Ind.) and Anne (Adams) Harris (b. Ag 28, 
 1 85 1, do.). Prepared in Moweaqua H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Liniv. of 111., summers, 
 
 1911-14. Supt. of Schs., Altamont, 111., 1908- 
 16; do., Carlinville, 111., 1916-17; do., Shelby- 
 ville,^ 111., 1917 — . Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Laura A. Parks, Dexter, 111., 1904. 
 Children: William Russell; Charles Overton; 
 Raymond Parks; Dorothy Winifred. Address, 
 Shelbyville, 111. 
 
 6287. PAUL MATHEW HART 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 3, 1891, 
 
 Clinton, 111.;, s. J. Hart. Prei^ared in Clinton 
 H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Class Base- 
 ball, 1910-12. Air Brakeman, Clinton, 111. 2d 
 Lt., Ord., U. S. R. Address, 221 S. George 
 St., Clinton, 111. 
 
 6288. NELLE MAE HARTSOCK 
 Cafeteria Mgr.; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ja 3, 
 
 [891, Clinton, 111.; d. Charles Milton (b. D 
 31, 1861, O.) and Anna Lingle (Walker) 
 Hartsock (b. Ap 10, 1870, 111.). Prepared in 
 Clinton H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Omicron Nu; 
 W. A. A.; Class Basket ball. Cafeteria Mgmt., 
 Columbia Univ., Summer, 1917; Mgr. Pub. Sch. 
 Lunch Rm., Decatur, 111., 1914 — . Address, 
 R. 3, Clinton, 111.; bus. add., Decatur H. S., 
 Decatur, 111. 
 
 6289. *EDWIN LAURIE HASKER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 23, 1890, Chicago; 
 s. W. S. Hasker. Prepared in Kankakee H. 
 S. Scabbard and Blade; Pres., Ionian; Ben 
 Franklin Club; Lincoln League; Daily Illini 
 Staff; Illinois Mag.; Illio Staff; Dope Sliect; 
 Treas., Illini Pub. Co.; Jr. Cap Com.; Capt., 
 1914; Winner of Peace Contest, 1914; Class 
 Day Com. Ed., Kankakee Gazette, Kankakee, 
 111. Died Mr 12, 1916, Chicago. 
 
 6290. ALICE RUTH HATCH 
 (Daughter of No. 237; Sister of No. 4699) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 15, 1891, 
 English Prairie, 111.; d. Frank Waite ('80), (b. 
 Ta 1, 1857, Spring Grove, 111.) and Agnes Mary 
 (Kimball) Hatch (b. F 17, 1857, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Wilmot (Wis.) H. S.; Crystal Lake 
 H. S.; Rockford Coll., 1909-10. Athenean; H. 
 Sc. Club; Omicron Nu. Teacher, H. Sc, H. 
 S., Crystal Lake, 111., 1914-15; do.. Math., do., 
 1918. Address, Antioch, 111. 
 
 6291. ROBERT ELIJAH HATTIS (HAT- 
 
 OWSKI) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 12, 1894, 
 Chicago; s. Philip (b. Minsk, Russia) and 
 Lillian (Sager) Hattis (b. Ger.). Prepared in 
 Joseph Medill H. S., Chicago; N. W. Univ. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Beta Phi; E. 
 E. Soc; Menorah Soc; Fresh. Prelim., Spe- 
 cial and Final Honors; Salutatorian; Sr. Stag 
 Com.; Technograph Bd. Elec Engr., W. L. 
 Fergus & Co., Chicago, 1914-16; Illuminating 
 Engr. and Salesman, Central Elec. Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1917-18; Outside Engr., Am. Telegraph 
 & Telephone Co., and Asst. Chief Electn., 
 Three Forks Portland Cement Co., Trident, 
 Mont., 1918 — . Legally changed name from 
 Hatowski to Hattis, Je 1916. Address, Tri- 
 dent, Mont. 
 
 6292. ALFRED DEWITT HAWLEY 
 Brass Merchant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 
 15, 1891. Pittsford, N. Y.; s. Frank Willis 
 (b. Ogdensburg, N.' Y.) and Estelle Flora 
 (Ives) Hawley (b. St. Louis). Prepared in 
 Pittsford (N. Y.) H. S.; E. H. S.^ Rochester, 
 N. Y. C. E. Club; Min. E. Club. Dairy Mgr., 
 Pittsford, N. Y., 1914-15; Export Bus., New 
 York City, 1915; Brass Bus., Waterbury, Conn., 
 1915-17. 2nd Lt., A. S. S. R. C, Cam]) Dick, 
 Tex., 1917 — . Married Ella MacKinnon, D 31, 
 19 18, Dallas. Tex. Address, Pittsford, N. Y.; 
 bus. add., Waterbury, Conn. 
 
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 6293. PAUL HAYHURST 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 14, 1878, 
 Kansas City, Mo.; s. Edward M. Hayhurst. 
 Prepared in N. Y. St. Norm. Sch., Fredonia, 
 N. Y. A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1904. Mgr., 
 Fruit Farm, Sabot, Va. Address, Sabot, Va.t 
 
 6294- AUGUST GEORGE HECHT 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 6, 1892, 
 Overland, Mo.; s. John (b. Bremen, Ger.) and 
 Mary (Krueger) Hecht (b. Waterloo, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Floricultural Club. Instr., Univ. of 
 III., 1914-17; Head, Dept. of Floriculture, 
 Mass. Agr. Coll., Amherst, Mass., 191 7 — . 
 2d Lt., Inf., 4th Camp, Camp Sherman, O. ; 
 Mustered out, D 24, 1918. Married Olive M. 
 Neville, D 10, 1917. Child, son, b. Ja 1919. 
 Address, 5946 Kingsbury Blvd., St. Louis. 
 
 6295. EMIL N. HEIDKAMP 
 Salesman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 26, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. E. M. Heidkamp. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. O. R. T. C, 
 Camp Sheridan, 111., 1918; 2nd Lt., Inf., 
 1918 — . Address, 2125 Wilson Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6296. FRED HENDERSON 
 (Brother of No. 7603) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 28, 1890, 
 Camden, Ala.; s. William (b. Scotland) and 
 Hettie (Lossing) Henderson (b. Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Monmouth H. S. Delta Upsilon; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Ku Klu.x; Mawan-da; 
 Fresh. Varsity Track; Sr. Hat Com.; Home- 
 coming Com. Postmaster, Miller's Ferry, Ala.; 
 Raising cotton and cattle, do. 2nd Lt., Co. M, 
 5th Inf.. Repl. Regt., Camp Gordon, Ga.; Mus- 
 tered out, D 31, 1918. Address, Miller's Ferry, 
 Ala. 
 
 6297. HENRY HARRISON HENLINE 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 12, 1889, 
 Colfax, 111.; s. Henry Calvin and Sarah Lucinda 
 (Wiley) Henline. Prepared in Colfa.x H. S. ; 
 Chicago Central Sta. Inst., 1915-16. Eta Kappa 
 Nu; E. E. Soc. Instr., Sc. and Math.. H. S. 
 (Jktaha, Okla., 1914-15; 111. Maintenance Co., 
 Chicago; 1916-17; Instr., Elec. Engng., Leland 
 Stanford Jr. Univ., Stanford Univ., Calif., 
 1917 — • 3rd Recruit Co., Camp Taliaferro; San 
 Diego, Calif.; 2nd Lt., F. A., Camp Taylor, 
 Ky.; Mustered out 1918. Married Adele Poole. 
 Ja 26, 1915, Berkeley, Calif. Child. Henry 
 Harrison. Jr., b. Ja 4, 1919. Address, Box 114, 
 Colfax, 111.; bus. add.. Box looi Stanford 
 University P. O., Calif. 
 
 6298. THOMAS McDONALD HEPBURN 
 (Brother of No. 3025) 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F s, 1888, 
 Emmettsburg, la.; s. J. G. and Jessie McDon- 
 ald Hepburn. Prepared in Genoa H. S. L. & A. 
 R. R. Co., Stamps, Ark.; Civ. Engr., Genoa. 
 111.; Engng. Dept., P. C. C. & St. L. R. R., 
 Terre Haute, Ind. Married Marjorie Goebel. 
 Ja 19, 1918, Terre Haute, Ind. Address, Genoa, 
 111.; bus. add., 815 N. oth St., Terre Haute. Ind. 
 
 6299. CARRIE BELLE HERDMAN 
 (Daughter of No. 390; Sister of No. 4201) 
 A. B. in Sc; b. F 27, 1892, Indianapolis; 
 d. Frank Elmer ('84), (b. O 6, 1862, Monmouth, 
 111.) and Mary Tilden (Victor) Herdman. Pre- 
 pared in New Trier Tp. H. S. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma; Kappa Delta Pi; Yo Ma; Alethenai; 
 Scribbler's Club; W. A. A.; 1914 Illio Staff; 
 III. Mag. Bd. ; Cap and Gown Com. Presby. 
 Hosp. Tr. Sch. for Nurses. Chicago. .4ddress, 
 554 Oak Ave.. Winnetka, 111.; bus. add., 1750 
 W. Congress St., Chicago. 
 
 6300. CHARLIE BROWN HERSHEY 
 Coll. Pres.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 14, 
 
 1878, Gettysburg, O. ; s. Adam Baer (b. Ja 9, 
 1846, Lancaster, Pa.) and Susan Mary (Brown) 
 Hershey (b. O 25, 1850, Gettysburg, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Union Christian Acad, and Coll., 
 1^905-7. Pastor, Inst. Country Church, Farmer 
 City, 111.; Pres.. Union Christian Coll., Merom, 
 Ind. Married Zare Hope Faught, Ag 20, 1007, 
 Annapolis, 111. Address, Merom, Ind. 
 
 6301. CAROLINE ELIZABETH 
 
 HESSELBAUM 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ta 11, 1888, 
 Mallington, 111.; d. John F. (b. My 7, i860, 
 Gothenburg, Sweden) and Bertha (Barker) 
 Hesselbaum (b. Jl 22, 1864, Stavanger, Norway). 
 Prepared in \V. Aurora H. S.; No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1904-06. Teacher, Evanston 111., 
 1914-16; do.. No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1916-18. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 190 River 
 St., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., 185 W. Lincoln 
 Highway, DeKalb, 111. 
 
 6302. MAX BROWN HIGGINS 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 8, 1889, 
 
 Joliet, 111.; s. Daniel Frank (b. My 2. 1848, 
 Naperville, 111.) and Mary (Brown) Higgins 
 (b. Je 16, i860, Elmwood, 111.). Prepared in 
 Joliet Tp. H. S. Triangle; Arch. Club. Chief 
 Engr., The Texas Co., Dallas. Tex.. 1914-15; 
 Houston Tex., 1915; Port Arthur, Tex., 1915- 
 17; Port Neches, Tex., 1917-18. Chra., 2nd 
 Liberty Loan Com., Port Neches, Tex. Married 
 Lisetta Neukom, Je 23, 1917, Beaumont, Tex. 
 Address, Port Neches, Tex, 
 
 6303, CHARLES FRANCIS HILL 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; A. M., 1916; b. Ag 
 12, 1887, Janesville, 111.; s. Douglas (b. My 8, 
 1858, do.) and Mamie (Hedden) Hill (b. Ap 
 18, 1863, Oaktown, Ind.). Prepared in East 
 III. St. Norm. Sch. .-Xsst. in Physics and Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., Urbana, 1914 — . Address, 
 1 1 07 W. Oregon St., Urbana, 111. 
 
 6304. CHAUNCEY STEVENS HILL 
 (Brother of Nos. 2419, 4208, 4209) 
 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 17, 1890, 
 Champaign; s. Celeston Sylvester (b. Ap 6, 
 1854, Epworth, la.) and Mary Luena (Stevens) 
 Hill (b. D I. 1857. New Hartford, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Delta Upsilon; 
 Helmet; Univ. Soc. Land. Arch. Head, Dept. of 
 Land. Gard., Univ. of Wis.; Land. Arch., 
 Peoria. Address, .311 W. Springfield Ave., 
 Champaign; bus, add., 402 College St., Apt. B, 
 Peoria. 
 
 6305. JOHN W. HILL 
 
 Inspector: B. S. in C. E.; b. N 16, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. William Hill. Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S. Address, 6064 Sangamon St., 
 Chicago, 
 
 6306. WILMA MARIE HILL (BAKER) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 21, 1891, Dayton, 
 Ind.; d. Samuel C. (b. Ja 20, 1862) and Mary 
 (Hildebrandt) Hill (b. Je 20, 1864, Lafayette, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Lafayette (Ind.) H. S.; 
 Prep. Dept. Oxford Coll. for Women, 1909-11. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Teacher, Plib. Schs., 
 Lafayette. Ind., 1915-16. Married Dwight 
 Robert Baker, Ap 25, 191 7, Dayton, Ind. 
 Address, Dayton, Ind. 
 
 6307. ARTHUR BURGESS HILLMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 24, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Frederick (b. Eng.) and Elizabeth 
 (Burgess) Ilillman (b. do.). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S.. Chicago. Track Elevation and 
 Const., C. & W. I. Ry., Chicago; Asst. Engr., 
 Maintenance of Way and Structure, Belt Ry, 
 Co., do. 2nd Tr. Camp, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; 
 rst Lt., Inf. R. C, 159th Depot Brig., Camp 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 537 
 
 Zachary Taylor, Ky., 1917-18; ist Lt., 801 
 Pioneer Inf. R. C, do. Capt., 41st Div., Inf., 
 A. E. F., France; Mustered out. Mr 16, 1919- 
 Mem., Am. Assn. of Engrs. Married Anne 
 Williamine Balling. Ap 19. 1918, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 334 W. 58th St., Chicago. 
 
 6308. HAZEL ELIZABETH HINSHAW 
 
 (LUEBBEK) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 21, 1886; d. Dr. Dougan 
 Clark (b. Ap 22, 1858, Hortonville, Ind.) 
 and Effie (Dicken) Hinshaw (b. Mr 1862, Ridge- 
 farm, 111.). Prepared in Ridgefarm H. S.; 
 Glendale Coll. Delta Gamma; Sr. Council; 
 H. Sc. Club. Dir., Dept., H. Sc, Mont. St., 
 LTniv., Normal Div., Dillon, Mont., 1914-16. 
 Mem., Shakespere Club. Married Thomas 
 Eilert Luebben, S 27, 1916, Ridgefarm, 111. 
 Child, Thomas Eilert, Jr., b. S 20, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 514 S. Pacific St., Dillon, Mont. 
 
 6309. *JACKSON EDWARD HIRSCHL 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. F 6, 1890. Grant Tp., la.; 
 s. F. Hirschl. Prepared in Davenport (la.) 
 H. S. Ilus; Arch. Club. Arch. Draftsman, 
 Davenport, la. Bat. B, la. Nat. Guard. Died 
 My 31, 1917, Davenport, la. 
 
 6310. AXEL MAGNUS HJORT 
 Physiologist; A. B. in Sc; M. S., 191 5; 
 b. N 28, 1889, Chicago; s. Axel F. (b. Ja 15, 
 1858, Sweden) and Charlotte M. Mellin (b. 
 S 9, 1857, do.). Prepared, in Crane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago; Muskegon (Mich.) H. S. ; Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1909-10; Yale, 1915-18. Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Gamma Alpha; Nu Sigma Nu. Stud. 
 Instr., Yale Med. Sch., 1917-18: Asst. Physiol., 
 V. S. Gas Investigation, Bur. of INIines, 191 7 — . 
 Med. Reserve Corps. New Haven, Conn.; Mus- 
 tered out, D 14, 1918. Address, 434 Temple St., 
 New Haven, Conn. 
 
 6311. WILLIAM BROOKS LIODGINS 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 22, 1890, 
 Texarkana, Ark.; s. W. J. Hodgins. Prepared 
 in Little Rock (Ark.) H. S. Address, 700 Sum- 
 mit Ave., Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 6312. FRANK JOSEPH HOFFMAN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 28, 1890, 
 Sharpsville, Ind.; s. Michael (b. North Vernon. 
 Ind.) and Mary Antoinette (Mullarkey) Hoff- 
 man (b. Franklin, Ind.). Prepared in Dayton, 
 O.; Ind. Univ., 1909-10. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Scarab. Arch., Davenport, la.; Lafayette, Ind.; 
 Indianapolis. O. R. T. C, Ft. Benjamin Har- 
 rison, Ind., 191 7; ist Lt. Q. M. C, N. A., 
 Camp Zachary Taylor,- Ky., 1917 — . Address, 
 Sharpsville, Ind. 
 
 6313. , *WALTER EDWARD HOLMES 
 B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Je 28, 1890, Chi- 
 cago; s. Matthew M. Holmes. Prepared in 
 Lake H. S. Tech. copywriter, Engng. Record. 
 Chicago. Died O 1916. Chicago. 
 
 6314. ARTHUR PARKER HOLT 
 
 (Brother of No. 5729) 
 Pomologist; P>. S. in Agr.; b. D 7, 1892, 
 Cincinnati; s. Emery Wilson (b. .Ap 21. 1864, 
 Concord, N. H.) and Bessie Ford (Cole) Holt 
 (b. Ja 27. 1866, Cincinnati). Preparetl in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Chi Phi. Growing apples. Flora, 
 111., 1914. 2nd Lt., LI. S. S. M. A., Univ. 
 of 111.; 2nd Lt., Fjt. Worth, Tex.: Honorable 
 discharge, 1919. Address, 1606 A Belcourt Ave., 
 Nashville, Tenn. 
 
 6315. FRANKIE HOLTOX (BURKE) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 20, 1887, Hill City, 
 S. Dak.; d. Frank D. (b. Jl 28, 1830, Indian- 
 ola. 111.) and Jennie (Shed) Holton (b. 1868, 
 Warrensburgh ]Mo.). Prepared in Sidell H. S. 
 Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta 
 
 Psi; Illiola; Pres., Y. W. C. A., 1913-14; Pres., 
 Jr. Illinae, 1912-13. Acting Sec, Y. W. C. A., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-15. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Gordon Burke, M. D., S 2. 1915, 
 Sidell, 111. Child, Herbert Caryl, b. Mr 25, 
 1917. Address, c/o C. W. Onton, Sumner, 
 Wash. 
 
 6316. FERDINAND HOMANN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; 
 b. D 18, 1879, Mattoon, 111. Prepared in East. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. Address, Mattoon, Ill.t 
 
 6317. ISABEL HOOVER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 8, 1892, 
 Bushnell, 111.; s. P. C. Hoover. Prepared in 
 St. Mary's Sch., Knoxville, 111. Delta Gamma. 
 Address, 207 N. Hail St., Bushnell, Ill.t 
 
 6318. ELLIOTT BUDD HOPKINS 
 .\utomobile Dealer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 3 
 1889, Chicago; s. George Emory (b. Jl 31, 1862, 
 Utica, N. Y.) and Nellie (Deane) Hojjkins (b 
 D 10, i856, Peoria). Prepared in Racine 
 (Wis.) H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; Ma-wan-da; 
 Pres., Ath. Assn.; Councilman, 111. Union; 
 Sec. Sr. Class; Class Football. Insp., Fin- 
 ished Cars, Lozier Motor Co., Detroit, 1914; 
 Exp. Engr., Dodge Bros., Detroit, 1914; Dist. 
 Salesman, Dodge Bros., Cleveland, 1914-16; 
 Owner, Hopkins Motor Co., Wheeling. W. Va., 
 1916-17. Capt., F. A., Ft. Benjamin Harrison, 
 1917; 342nd F. A., Camp Funston, 1918; Com- 
 manding ist Bat. O. T. C, do.; Capt., 342nd 
 F. A., A. E. F., France; Army of Occupation, 
 Ger. Address, Wheeling, W. Va. 
 
 6319. ROY ARTHUR HORNING 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Ap 
 4, 1893, Hutsonville, 111.; s. Arthur W. (b. 
 Jl 2, 1854, Dayton, O.) and Mary Allice 
 { Baber) Horning (b. Mr 7, 1864, Kansas, 
 111.). Prepared in Paris H. S. Ceram. Club; 
 Jr. Cap Com. Ceram. Engr., Armstrong Cork 
 Co., Beaver Falls, Pa. ist Lt., C. A. C, 
 Bat. B, 50th Artillery, A. E. F., France. 
 Developed new method of transmitting heat 
 thru solid bodies. Auth.: Articles pub. by 
 Am. Ceram. Soc Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc 
 .-Iddress, Paris, 111. 
 
 6320. LOUIS JULIUS HORWJCH 
 (Brother of No. 9140) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. My i, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Harris (b. Russia) and Sarah Hor- 
 wich (b. do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S.. 
 Chicago. Cosmopolitan Club: Arch. Club. Ad- 
 dress, 1428 S. Central Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6321. HELEN ELIZABETH HOUGH 
 (BRANYAN) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 17, 1890, Atlanta. 
 111.; d. Dr. C. F. Hough. Prepared in Ward 
 Belmont Coll., Nashville. Pi Beta Phi. Mar- 
 ried Hugo Branyan, O 14, 1914. Child, Nancy 
 ^Margaret, b. My 1, iqi6. Address, Clude, 
 N. Dak. 
 
 6322. JOHN SMITH HOUSMAN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ag 6, 18S8, 
 Burnside, 111.; s. A. Housman.^ Prepared in 
 L'niv. Acad. Mech. Engr., Goodman Mfg. 
 Co., Chicago. Address. Llalsted and 48th Place, 
 (Thicago. 
 
 6323. EDWARD GARDINER HOWE. JR. 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2131, 2702, 3033, 3785, 9143) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N i, 1891, Chi- 
 cago; s. Edward Gardiner (b. 1849. Brook- 
 line, Mass.) and Mary Elizabeth (Barnard) 
 Howe (b. 1855, Chicago). Prepared in LIrbana 
 H. S.; Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Univ. 
 Acad. Agr. Club. Married Elsie Hudson, 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 [1914 
 
 Je 21, 1916, Hammond, Ind. Child, Helen 
 Louise, b. Mr 20, 1918. Address, R 4, Crown 
 Point, Ind. 
 
 6324. HAROLD JAMES HOWE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 11, 1892, Galesburg, 
 111.; s. James Robert (b. Mr 12, 1863, Aurora, 
 111.) and Hattie Viola (Page) Howe (b. O 2, 
 1S70, Galesburg, 111.). Prepared in Galesburg 
 II. S., Knox Coll., 1909-10; Mo. St. Univ., 
 1910-11. Ilus; Delta Sigma Rho; Ionian; 
 Ill.-Minn. Debate; Staff, 111. Magazine; lllio ; 
 111. -Ind. Debate, 1913; Pres. 111. Assn. of 
 Literary Soc, 1914; V. P. Northern Ora- 
 torical League. Lawyer, Chicago. Mem., M. 
 
 E. Church, 1918; Chicago Bar Assn., 1915; A. 
 
 F. A. M., 191 5; mini Club, Chicago; Wood- 
 lawn Shakespeare Club, 19 14. Married Mae 
 Hazen, S 30, 191 7, Galesburg, 111. Address, 
 1008 E. Marquette Road, Chicago. 
 
 6325- HERBERT EDWARD HOWES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 6, 1890, High- 
 land Park, 111.; s. Ralph Atherton (b. Green- 
 field, Mass.) and Fanny Etta (Blasier) Howes 
 (b. Williamsburg, la.). Prepared in Curtis 
 H. S., Chicago. Scabbard and Blade; j\Iajor, 
 Univ. Regt. ; Class Football. Farmer, Wheaton, 
 111., 1914-15; Nashville, Tenn., 1915-16; Pros- 
 pect Sta., Tenn., 1916 — . Married Rhoda 
 Hiestand, D 26, 1916, Chicago. Address, R 2, 
 Prospect Sta., Tenn. 
 
 6326. TSUNY HAN HSU 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 8, 1886, Shan- 
 tung, China; s. Pen Hsu. Prepared in Shan- 
 tung Prov. H. S. Cosmojiolitan Club; Chinese 
 Student's Club; Geol. Jour. Club. Teacher, 
 Tsi-Nan-Fu, Agr. Coll., Shantung, China. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Agr. Coll., Shantung, China. t 
 
 6327. CECIL A. HUGHES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 23, 1889, Hinds- 
 
 boro, 111.; s. Cecil A. Hughes. Prepared in 
 Mattoon H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; 111. 
 Soc. of Agron.; Country Life Club; Agr. Dance 
 Com., 1913-14; Prelim. Honors. Address, Al- 
 ton, lU.t 
 
 6328. JAMES ALBERT HUNTER 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 6, 1890, 
 Seward, 111.; s. George Francis (b. 1S55, Pay- 
 son, 111.) and Abbie (Ayres) Hunter (b. 1862, 
 Galesburg, 111.). Prepared in Bradley Poly. 
 Inst. Theta Delta Chi; Ma-wan-da; Adelphic; 
 Varsity Track; Pres., Y. M. C. A. Instr., 
 Govt. Norm. Coll., Peking, China, 1914-16; 
 Stud., McCormick Theological Sem., Chicago. 
 Address, Heading Ave., Peoria,; bus. add., 
 2330 N. Halsted St., Chicago. 
 
 6329. JOSEPH ALFRED HUSTON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 19, 1885, Gibson City, 
 111.; s. John Huston. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Lawyer, Equitable Life Ins. Co., Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 628 Peoples Gas Bldg., Chicago. t 
 
 6330. RUTH HUTCHINSON (SOMERS) 
 A, B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 20, 1891, Carroll, 
 111.; s. Philip Hutchinson. Prepared in Hamp- 
 ton (la.) H. S.: Grinnell Coll. Pi Beta Phi. 
 Married Leslie V. Somers. Address, 34th and 
 IngersoU Ave., Des Moines. t 
 
 6331. NOBTARO IN.\GAKI 
 E.xporter; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1914; 
 b. O 27, 1884, Tokyo, Japan; s. Seyiro (b. do.) 
 and Sumi (Yamada) Inagaki (b. do.). Pre- 
 Iiared in Whitworth Coll., Tacoma. Wash. 
 Pres., Japanese Club: Cosmopolitan Club. Ex- 
 port Dept., Masuda & Co., Kobe, Japan, 1915- 
 16; do., Yokohoma. Japan, 1910. ist Inf Regt.. 
 Tokio, Japan. Mem., M. E. Church. Married 
 Satoko Okano, O 7, 1916, Tokio, Japan. Child. 
 Yanko. b. Jl 19, 19:7. Address, 1267 Mina- 
 misenw, Tokyo-fu, Japan. 
 
 6332. EDA AUGUSTE JACOB 
 Home Demonstration Agt.; A. B. in L. A. & 
 S.; b. My 23, 1891, Quincy, 111.; d. Ernst W. 
 and Auguste (John) Jacob. Prepared in Ur- 
 liana H. S. H. Sc. Club; Der Deutsche Verein; 
 Omicron Nu; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 1913-14. 
 Home Demonstration Agt., Advisor to Home 
 Improvement Assn.. Granite City, 111. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, Murphysboro, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1904 D St., Granite City, 111. 
 
 6333. MARVIN EDWARD JAHR 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 31, 1881, 
 Neillsville, Wis.; s. Emil Jahr. Prepared in 
 Neillsville (Wis.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of Wis., 
 1905. Asst., Soils, Univ. of Wis., 1910-11; 
 Asst. and Assoc, Farm Mech., Univ. of 111., 
 191 1 — . Auth.: 111. Farmers' Inst., Circular 
 No. 7; Principles and Practices of Land Drain- 
 age. Mem., M. E. Church. Married Emma 
 Selbeinagel, Ag 20, 1912, Madison, Wis. Child, 
 Helen Gertrude, b. N 7, 1916. Address, 1003 
 S. 6th St., Champaign. 
 
 6334. JOHN MOLLER JANSON 
 Cliemist; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Ag 22, 1889, New- 
 York City; s. Peter Janson. Prepared in E. 
 Orange (iST. J.) H. S. Chem. Club; A. C. S.; 
 Congr. Guild. Address, East Orange, N. J.f 
 
 6335. DORETTE JOHN (RUSHER) 
 (Wife of No. 5392) 
 .\. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 23, 1888, Des Moines; 
 d. Milo G. (b. Jl 27, 1865, Springfield, O.) and 
 Maude E. (Thayer) John (b. Jl 15, 1864, Mus- 
 catine, la.). Prepared in Clinton (la.) H. S. 
 Delta Gamma. Teacher, H. Sc, Pub. Schs., 
 Clinton, la. Married Floyd E. Rusher ('12), 
 Ja I, 1918, Clinton, la. Address, 209 S. 33rd 
 St., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 6336. WILFORD ESPIN JOHNS 
 
 (Husband of G176) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 9, 1891, Rock- 
 ford, 111.; s. Frank (b. My 30, 1862, do.) and 
 Ada May (Sauber) Johns (b. Jl 29, 1869, do.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Zeta Psi; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta; Ma-wan-da; Agr. 
 Club; Ben Franklin Club; Crystal Dancing 
 Club; Bus. Mgr., IHio; Ed. Staff, III. Agr.; 
 Chm., Fresh. Stag Com.; Homecoming Com.; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Farmer, Rock- 
 cliffe farm, Rockford, 111., 1914 — . Auth.: Ar- 
 ticles in Current Agr. Jour. Mem., A. F. R. 
 M.; Univ. Club, Rockford, Hi.; Univ. of 111. 
 Club. Married Ida Belle Dewey (g'14), Ag 
 22, 1914, Rockford, 111. Children: Elizabeth 
 Dewey, b. My 2, 1915; Clarice Ida, b. Jl 18, 
 1916; Margaret Eveline, b. Je 27, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, R 6, Rockford, 111. 
 
 6337. ROBERT CARL JOHNSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 17, 1892, 
 
 Pana, 111.; s. Robert Sanders (b. 1863, do.) 
 and Mamie (Monts) Johnson (b. 1867, Zanes- 
 ville. O.). Prepared in Pana H. S. and Pana 
 Tp. H. S. Cml. Club. Cml. Teacher. Illiopolis, 
 111., 1915-17; Centralia, 111., 1917 — . Detach- 
 ment No. 6, Aircraft Prod., Detroit. 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. Address, 408 
 E. 2nd St., Pana, 111. 
 
 633S. ROBERT ULYSSES JOHNSON 
 With Standard Oil Co.; B. S. in A. E.; b. 
 Ja 8, 1888, Chicago; s. J. T. Johnson. Pre- 
 pared in Lewis Inst. Fresh. Varsity Base- 
 ball; lllio Art Staff, 1913: Arch. Club. 
 Texas Co., Houston, Tex.; Standard Oil Co., 
 Chicago. Address, 1712 Francisco St., Chicago. 
 
 6339. HERBERT W. JORY 
 Asst. Foreman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. O 25, 
 1892, Hobart, Ind.; s. Thomas A. Jory. Pre- 
 pared in Hyde Park H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Arch. 
 
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 53Q 
 
 Club. Asst. Foreman, Chicago. 2nd Lt., Cen- 
 tral O. Tr. Sch., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. 
 Address, 7318 Everhart Ave., Chicago.t 
 
 6340. 'CHEN CHI KAN 
 B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. D 6, 1893, Shanghai, 
 China. Prepared in Nan Yang Acad. Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Cml. Club. Died Ag 13, 1915, 
 White Haven, Pa. 
 
 6341. ROY ALEXANDER KANE 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 13, 1889, 
 Bimghar, la.; s. A. Kane. Prepared in Ga. 
 Sch. of Tech. Acanthus; Arch. Club; Fresh. 
 Varsity Swimming; Jr. Svi^imming and Water 
 Polo. Address, 408 N. 22d St., Omaha, Neb.f 
 
 6342. FRANK JOSEPH KARCHER 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Je 7, 1890, Herscher, 111.; 
 s. Frank Karcher. Prepared in Univ. Acad.; 
 Rush Med. Coll. Address, Herscher, 111. 
 
 6343. HENRY GILBERT KARGES 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. F s, 189 1, 
 
 Evansville Ind.; s. Henry J. (b. S 8, 1866, 
 do.) and Edith Zetta (Canter) Karges (b. D 
 23, 1872, do.). Prepared in Evansville (Ind.) 
 H. S. Theta Chi; Class Basketball; Sr. 
 Breakfast com. Draftsman and Supt., W. E. 
 Russ, Arch., Indianapolis, 1914-1915; Supt. of 
 Const, of Hotel McCurdy. Evansville, Ind., 
 1915-17; Head of Evansville, Ind. office of 
 W. E. Russ, Arch., 191S — . Married Bess 
 Ethel Milnor, Ja 10, 1917, Indianapolis. Child, 
 John Milnor, b. My 14, 1918. Address, 814 
 Adams Ave., Evansville, Ind. 
 
 6344. ROBERT FERDINAND KAUN 
 (Bother of No. 5753) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 21, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Robert H. (b. D 14, 1863, Ger.) 
 and Gertrude (Greene) Kaun (b. D 12, 1865, 
 do.). Prepared in Ottawa H. S.; Armour 
 Acad. Champion Class Baseball. Engr. , Com- 
 monwealth Edison Co., Chicago, 1915; Am. 
 Steel Foundry Works, 1916-18, Hammond, 
 Ind., Ord. Dept., U. S. A., 1918 — . Address, 
 Ottawa, 111. 
 
 6345. ARCH FLOYD KEEHNER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 19, 1891, 
 Jerseyville, 111.; s. John (b. do.) and Sarah 
 (Dawn) Keehner. Prepared in Jersayville 
 H. S. C. E. Club. Jr. Engr., 111. St. Highway 
 Comn., 1914-16; Const, and Office Engr., 
 Division i, 1917-18. U. S. A., Camp Bradley, 
 Peoria, 1918 — . Address, Jerseyville, 111. 
 
 6346. BESSIE OPAL KELLER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 31, 
 1892, Bondville, 111.; d. Peter (b. N 27, 1864, 
 Logan, O.) and Ella Bell (Flowers) Keller 
 (b. S 21. 1867, Bondville. 111.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S.; O. St. Univ., 1912-13. 
 Teacher, Eng. and Math., H. S., Sandusky, 
 O.. 1918 — . Address, Bondville, III.; bus. add., 
 421 Franklin St., Sandusky, O. 
 
 6347. RALPH LEVERETT KELLEY 
 (Husband of No. 6406; Brother of No. 7682) 
 Supt. Const.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 27, 1889, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Walter Scott (b. Pingree Grove, 
 111.) and Nellie A. (Guptill) Kelley (b. Je 
 30, 1868, Elgin, 111.). Prepared in Elgin H. S. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Asst. Supt., Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-17; Supt. Const., S. R. C, 
 A. S., 1917 — . In Mil. Service, F 7, 1918; In 
 charge Aviation Fields, Lake Charles, La. ist 
 Lt., Gen. Supt. of Const., Seattle. Tex. and 
 La. Married Olivetta McKee ('14), N 25, 1915. 
 Fairbury, 111. Address, 783 South St., Elgin, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Alexander Lumber Co., 
 Fort Worth, Tex. 
 
 6348. FREDERICK NEWCOMB KENYON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 27, 1890, Shell 
 Rock, la.; s. Theodore S. (b. O 30, 1856, 
 Kenton Co., Ky.) and Minnie (Newcomb) Ken- 
 yon (b. S II, 1859, Butler Co., la.). Prepared 
 in Bradley Poly. Inst., igog-io. Farmer and 
 fruit grower, Yuba City, Calif., 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Inez Mabel Hewitt, Je 15, 1918, Yuba City, 
 Cal. Address, Yuba City, Calif. 
 
 6349. OSCAR B. KERCHER 
 (Brother of No. 6350) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 27, 1890, 
 Goshen, Ind.; s. Abraham (b. Mr 23, 1853, 
 Lancaster, Pa.) and Anna (Buzzard) Kercher 
 (b. My II, 1855, Warren Co., Pa.). Prepared 
 m (ioshen (Ind.) H. S. Adelphic; C. E. Club. 
 111. St. Highway Comn., Springfield, 111. 3rd 
 O. R. C, Camp Grant, 111., 1917; Mustered out, 
 N 21, 1918. Address, 1203 S. 8th St., Goshen, 
 Ind. 
 
 6350. OTIS KERCHER 
 (Brother of No. 6349) 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 9, 1892, Go- 
 shen, Ind.; s. Abraham (b. Mr 23, 1853, Lan- 
 caster, Pa.) and Anna (Buzzard) Kercher (b. 
 My II, 1855, Warren Co., Pa.). Prepared in 
 Goshen (Ind.) H. S. Adelphic; Agr. Club; 
 Alssoc. Ed., 111. Agr.; Agr. Dance Com.; Sr. 
 Smoker Com.; Sergt.-at-arms, Jr. Class; V.. P., 
 Sr. Class. Agr. Exten. Work, Lexington, Ky. 
 Married Genevieve Williams, D 31, 1914, Sid- 
 ell, 111. Address, 326 Grosvenor Ave., Lexing- 
 ton, Ky. ; bus. add., Kentucky Experiment Sta- 
 tion, do. 
 
 6351- ESTHER ALLEN KERN (EYMAN) 
 (Wife of No. 6220; Sister of No. 5759) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 31, 1891, Cherry Val- 
 ley, 111.; d. Ollie J. and Jessie Cora (Allen) 
 Kern. Prepared in Rockford II. S.; No. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1908-10. Kappa Delta Pi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; H. Sc. Club; Final Honors. Head 
 of II. Sc. Dept., Norm. Sch., Kent, O., 1914-15. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Ralph Lee 
 Eyman ('14), Ag 20, 1914, Green Castle, Ind. 
 Child, David Russell, b. Ja 21, 1917. Address, 
 910 W. Honey Ave., Normal, 111. 
 
 6352. PAUL FRANCIS KERRIGAN 
 Engineer; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 8, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. J. J. Kerrigan. Prepared in Michigan 
 City (Ind.) H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Scarab; 
 Hoof and Horn Club. F. A. C. O. T. S., Camp 
 Taylor, Ky. ; 2nd Lt., 46th Class Sch. of Fire, 
 Ft. Sill, Okla.; Mustered out, D 14. 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Washington St., Michigan City, Ind.; 
 bus. add.. Sears Roebuck & Co., Chicago. 
 
 6353. RAYMOND BLAINE KESSLER 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Jl 30, 1891, Robinson, 
 
 III.; s. George Edward (b. Je 24, 1848, O.) 
 and Sarah Elizabeth (Stevens) Kessler (b. 
 Slielbyville, 111.). Prepared in Robinson H. 
 S. Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Phi; Yoxan. 
 Atty., Carter Oil Co., Tulsa, Okla., 1914-17. 
 2nd O. T. C, Leon Springs, Tex.; ist Lt., 
 336th Machine Gun Bn., 87th Div., N. A., 
 Camp Pike; Mustered out, Ja 1919. Address, 
 Roliinson, 111. 
 
 6354. ALBERT EUGENE KIDD, JR. 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 5, 
 
 1891, Mt. Jewett, Pa.; s. A. E. (b. 1862, Burns, 
 N. Y.) and Inez Alice (Davis) Kidd. Prepared 
 in Lake H. S. Iris; Sgt., Univ. Brig. Mfr. of 
 Peanut Butter, Chicago. Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Married Elizabeth Ayres, D 14, 1916, 
 Chicago. Address. 5456 Greenwood Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 1844-46 W. Van Buren St., do. 
 
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 6355. HUBERT ST. CLAIR KILBY 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 31, 1891, 
 
 Minier, 111.; s. Phillip St. Clair (b. Mackinaw, 
 111.) and Anna Belle (Shaw) Kilby (b. Tre- 
 mont. 111.). Prepared in Mackinaw H. S.; 
 Bradley Poly. Inst. Acacia. Asst. Engr., Op- 
 erating Engng. Dept., I. T. S., 1914-15; Oper- 
 ating Engr., St. Louis Elec. Terminal Ry. Co., 
 North Mo. Light & Power Co.; do., Madison 
 Co. Light & Power Co., 1915 — . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; Miss. Valley Consistory, A. A. S. R., 
 1916; Granite City C apter, R. A. M., 1917- 
 10th Regt. Barracks, U. S. N. Tr. Sch., Pel- 
 ham Bay Park. N. Y., 191H; Ensign, U. S. N., 
 Reserve Officers Quarters A, Rm. 242, U. S. 
 Naval Acad., Annapolis, Md., 1918; Mustered 
 out, Ja 22, 1919. Address, Mackinaw, 111. 
 
 6356. FLORENCE BEESON KING 
 Instructor; B. S. in H. Sc; b. D 5, 18S9. 
 
 Richmond, Ind.; d. James E. (b. do.) and Lulu 
 (Beeson) King (b. Milton, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Richmond (Ind.) H. S.; Earlham Coll., 1907- 
 9; Ind. LTniv., 1909-10. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club. Teacher, Richmond 
 (Ind.) H. S., 1915-17; Instr., Ind. Univ., 
 1917 — . Address, 701 E. 8th St., Bloomington, 
 Ind. 
 
 6357. WAYNE ISAAC KIRBY 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; A. B., 191 5; b. Ag 
 16, 1890, Litchtield, 111.; s. Jessie Ellen Kirby. 
 Prepared in Cerro Gordo H. S. Acacia; Lamb- 
 kins; Scarab; Delta Kappa; Asst. Leader, L^niv. 
 of 111. Band; Prelim. Honors. Arch., Ciiica- 
 go, 1914; do.. Supervising Arch. Office, Urbana. 
 2nd Lt., Ord. R. C, 127th Ord. Depot Co., 
 Camp Bowie, Ft. Worth, Tex. Address, 1454 
 W. Decatur St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 6358. BONUM LEE KIRK 
 (Husband of No. 6961; Brother of Nos. 4749, 
 G388) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 23, 1885, Eureka, 111.; 
 s. James (b. Ireland) and Mary Ellen (Can- 
 diff) Kirk (b. O.). Prepared in So. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch.; James Milliken Univ. 191 1. Aca- 
 cia; Ionian; Egyptian Club; 111. Union; Glee 
 and Mandolin Club; LTniv. Band; Univ. Or- 
 chestra. Lawyer, Champaign. Married Anna 
 C. Hoffert ('15), S 16, 1916, Champaign. Child, 
 Colleen Jean, b. S 7, 1918. .Address, ion W. 
 Clark St., Champaign. 
 
 6359. GEORGE GODWIN KIRK 
 (Brother of No. 700S) 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in .\gr.; h. O 13, 1S89. 
 Bellflower, 111.; s. George (b. Ag 24, 1843, 
 Maysville, Ky.) and Naomi Alice (Godwin) 
 Kirk (b. Jl 6, 1858, Mt. Auburn. 111.). Prepared 
 in Bellflower Tp. H. S. Agr. Club; Hoof and 
 Horn Club; Class Baseball; Mgr., Class Foot 
 ball; Mgr., Class Baseball; Sr. Stag Com.; 
 Agr. Ed. 1914, lllio. Grocery Bus., Cham- 
 paign, 1914-15; Farmer, Chillicothe, 111., 1916- 
 17; Farm Adviser, Mason Co., Ky. Married 
 Ada Wheeler, Je 10, 1913, Bellflower, 111. Child, 
 George III. b. Ja 29, 1918. Address, Mays- 
 ville, Ky. 
 
 6360. *ANNIRENE KIRKLAND 
 
 A. B. in L. A. S: S.; b. Ag 8. 1893, Palmers 
 ville, Tenn. : s. R. S. Kirkland. Prepared in 
 LTrbana H. S. Teacher Harrisburg Tp. H. S.; 
 Redlands. Calif.; Adviser. H. Sc, Kankakee Co.. 
 111. Died S 7, 1916, Marion, 111. 
 
 6361. FRANK ALLEN KIRKPATRICK 
 Physicist; B. S. in Ceram. E.; M. S., 1916; b. 
 N 4. 1887; s. L. W. (b. 1859. Ontario, Can.) 
 and .Mice R, Kirkpatrick (b. 1865. O.). Prepared 
 in LTnionville (Mich.) H. S.; Albion Coll., 1905- 
 06; Spokane Coll.. 1910-11. Keramos; Sigma 
 Xi; Fellowship, Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111. 
 Asst. Physicist, U. S. Bur. of Standard, Pitts- 
 
 burgh, 1 91 6 — . Auth. : An Attempt to Fit Enam- 
 els to Plastic Clay Bodies; Trajis. Am. Ceram. 
 Soc, Vol. 18, 1916; A Fusion Study of the Min- 
 eral Systems, Feldspar. Calcite and Feldspar 
 Magnesite, do., Vol. 18, 1916; The Mechanical 
 Strength of Fire-clay Bodies after Repeated 
 Heating, do.. Vol. iS, 1916; Effect of the Size 
 of Grog in Fire Clay Bodies, do.. Vol. 19, 1917; 
 Reprint in Technological Paper A^o. 104, U. S. 
 Bur. of Standards. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc, 
 1 9 12; Am. Soc. for Testing Materials, 191 7; 
 Nat. Fire Protection Assn., 1917. Address, 5914 
 Margaretta St., Pittsburgh; bus. add., U. S. 
 Bureau of Standards, 40th and Butler Sts., do. 
 
 6362. NELL KIRKPATRICK (WESTCOTT) 
 (Wife of No. 6657) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 27, 1891, St. Jdseph, 
 111.; d. Austin Wilson (b. 1836, O.) and Sarah 
 Anne (Dilling) Kirkpatrick (b. 1849. 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Wendell Phillips H. S. Chi Omega; 
 I'hi Delta Psi: H. Sc. Club; V. P., Woman's 
 League; 2nd Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. Instr., H. 
 Sc, Gibson City, III., 1914-17. Married Clif- 
 ford Harper Westcott ('14), Jl 17, 191 7, Deca- 
 tur, 111. Address, 1321 Otis Place, N. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 6363. GEORGE M. KLEIN (JONES) 
 (Wife of No. 6992; Brother of No. 8491) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; d. J. C. J. (b. Mr 10, 1866, 
 Muscatine, la.) and Emma Eliza (Plith) Klein 
 (b. N 16. 1866, do.). Prepared in Muscatine 
 (la.) H. S. FI. Sc Club; W. A. A. Instr., H. 
 Sc, Sidell Tp. H. S.. 111., 1914-17; Supvr., of 
 H. Sc, Urbana H. S., 1917-18. Mem., O. E. 
 S., 1918. Married Milton D. Jones ('15), Ja 
 26. 1 918. LTrbana. Address, 11 28 Rocton Ave., 
 Rockford, 111. 
 
 6364. BERNIE LLOYD KLEINSCHRODT 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. N 23, 1891, Morrison, 111.; 
 s. M. Kleinschrodt. Prepared in Morrison H. 
 S. Co. G, 709th Inf., 78th Div., A. E. F., 
 France. Address, 509 N. Orange St., Mor- 
 rison, 111. 
 
 6365. ELIZABETH KNOWLTON (MORGAN) 
 (Wife of No. 6436; Sister of No. 6366) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. N 8. 1892. Urbana; d. 
 Everett Melvin (b. N. Wardsboro, Vt.) and 
 Harriett Isabelle (Bennett) Knowlton (b^ Ur- 
 bana). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Kappa 
 Kapi)a Gamma; Illiola; W. A. A. Married 
 Charles Leon Morgan ('14), Ag 12, 1915- Child, 
 Betty Knowlton. b. Je 2, 1917. Address, 1745 
 E. 71st Place, Chicago. 
 
 6366. MIRIAM KNOWLTON 
 (Sister of No. 6365) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 16, 1891, 
 LTrbana; d. Everett Melvin (b. North Wards- 
 boro, Vt.) and Harriett Isabella (Bennett) 
 Knowlton (b. Urbana). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Mask and Bauble; Illiola; lllio 
 P.(l.: Class Day Com.; Prelim. Lienors. Teacher, 
 H. S., Illiopolis, 111.; Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1 9 18 . Address, 302 W. High St., Urbana. 
 
 6567. PHILETLTS CLARKE KNOWLTON, 
 JR. 
 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. : b. Je 16, 1892, 
 Memphis; s. Philetus Clarke (b. My 1861, do.) 
 and Mary (Abbey) Clarke (b. O 1871, Chicago). 
 Prepared in Werts and Rhea Sch., Memphis 
 Univ. of Tenn., 1909-10; M. S., Harvard, 191 7. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Scarab; 111. Union Dramatic 
 Club; Arch. Club; LTnion Operas; Received Julia 
 Appleton fellowship. Harvard. Arch., Boston, 
 Mass., and Memphis. Am. volunteer field ser- 
 vice, A. E. F., France. Address, 1174 Poplar 
 Ave.. Memphis. 
 
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 6368. VI TSING KOO 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 16, 1891, 
 Kiangsu, China; s. A. Z. Koo. Prepared in 
 Imperial Poly. Coll.; M. S., Boston Tech.; M. 
 S., Harvard. Cosmopolitan Club; Chinese 
 Student's Club; E. E. Soc. Elec Engr., Tsai 
 Down Wei Wu Sih, Kiangsu. China; Instr., 
 Waterways, Engng. Coll., Nanking, China. Ad- 
 dress, 63 Ning Po Road., Shanghai, China; bus. 
 add., c/o Engineering Coll., Nanking, do. 
 
 6369.- SAM KORSHAK 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr $, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Max J. and Genesee (Posner) Kor- 
 shak. Prepared in McKinley H. S., Chicago; 
 Armour Tech., 1910-11; Univ. of Wis. 1913. 
 Zeta Beta Tau; Class Football. Agt. Hdqtrs. 
 Co., H's'd Amm. Div. Tr., S 191 7 — . Address, 
 5340 Mich. Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 10 N. 
 Mich., do. 
 
 6370. EDWARD MAX KRABBE 
 Elec. Contr. ; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. D 30, 
 1887. Champaign; s. F. A. Krabbe. Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. E. E. Soc; Ry. Club; '1 echno- 
 graph Bd. Elec. Contr., Johnson & Krabbe, 
 Champaign. Address, 404 N. Willis St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 6371. TSONG LIN KU 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 1888, Shac-Shing, 
 China; s. C. P. Ku. Prepared in Ching Hua 
 College. Address, c/o Y. M. C. A., Shanghai, 
 China. 
 
 6372. HENRY HARRISON KUHN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 27. 1889 
 Alton, 111.; s. Jacob (b. Switzerland) and Eli- 
 zabeth (Jouhel) Kuhn (b. Albany, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Alton H. S. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon. 1st. Sergt., 309 Mob. Ord. R. S. Ad- 
 dress, 617 Spring St., Alton, 111. 
 
 6373. EDITH JANE LAMB 
 (Sister of Nos. 5259, 5260, 8509) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 27, 1892, 
 Paxton, 111.; d. C. A. Lamb. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Teacher, Martinsville 111. 
 Address, 911 .S. 5th St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 Martinsville, 111. 
 
 6374. HERBERT UPDIKE LANDON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 22, 1890, Jersey- 
 ville, 111.; s. W. D. Landon. Prepared in 
 Jerseyville H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho. Farmer, Jerseyville, 111. Mar- 
 ried Dorothy Bull, O 12, 1916. Address, R. 
 6, Jerseyville, Ill.t 
 
 6375. ETTA MABEL LANZ (TRIPLETT) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 15, 1890, Carlock, 111.; 
 d. M. P. (b. Ap II, i860, do.) and Lydia 
 Ropp (b. Mr 7, 1870, Bloomington, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Alpha Omicron Pi; 
 Phi Delta Psi; II. Sc. Club. Teacher, Bluffton 
 Coll., 1914-16. Married Ray L. Triplett, Je 8, 
 1916, Carlock, 111. Child, Margaret Mabel, b. 
 S 15, 19 1 7. Address, Bluffton, O. 
 
 6376. EVA LILLIAN LARSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My i, 1892, 
 Chicago; d. Carl V. (b. Sweden) and Mathilda 
 (Magnuson) Larson (b. do.}. Prepared in 
 Tuley H. S., Chicago; N. W. Univ., 191 1. 
 Teacher, Chicago Sch. Address, 2256 Giddings 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 6377. JOSEPH CONRAD LAWLESS 
 (Brother of No. 7723) 
 Merchant; B. S. in Agr.; A. B. in Agron.; 
 b. Ja 25, 1889, Bowen, 111.; s. J. T. Lawless. 
 Prepared in West. Mil. Acad. Psi Upsilon; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Helmet; Pan Hellenic 
 Council, 1912-14; Soph. Emblem Com. Seed 
 
 Merchant, Champaign. Capt., Q. M. C, Ft, 
 Thomas, Ky,, 1918; Co, D, 46th Inf., Camp 
 Gordon, Ga. ; Camp Sheridan; Mustered out, 
 N 29, J918. Address, Lake Bluff. 111. 
 
 6378. ERNEST DREW LAWRENCE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 17, 1888, 
 Hudson, 111.; s. William (b. An 11, 1861, do.) 
 and Mary Louisa (Patterson) Lawrence (b. 11 
 31, 1859, Smithville, 111.). Prepared in Shurt- 
 leff Coll. Acad. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Hoof 
 and Horn; Class Football. Prin. John Svvaney 
 Sch., McNabb, III., 19 14-17; Instr., Agr., 
 Bowling Green, Norm. Coll., Bowling Green, 
 O., Summer 1916; Temporary Mgr., Lawrence 
 Grain Co., Hudson, 111., 1917-18; Farming, 
 .\rrowsmith, 111., 19 18 — . Married Mary Lil- 
 lian Curlee, Ag 12, 1914, Ashley, 111. Child, 
 Helen Louise, b. Je 16, 1915. Address, Arrow- 
 smith, 111. 
 
 6379- WILLIAM HAMILTON LEE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 4, 1890, Urbana; s. 
 William James and Nona Salona (Ikins) Lee. 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Phi Delta Phi; 
 Order of the Coif. Lawyer, Urbana. Pvt., 
 Co. L, 349th Inf., Camp Dodge, la., 191 7; 
 Corp,; Sergt,; Regt. Sergt. Major, Hdqtrs. 
 Detachment, 88th Div., Camp Dodge, la., 
 1918— . Mem., B. P. O. E,, 191 5; A. F. A. M., 
 1916; 111. St. Bar Assn. Address, 504 Cun- 
 ningham Ave,, Urbana. 
 
 6380. YING NAN LEE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc. ; b. O 22, 1882, Can- 
 ton, S. China; s, Yan Lee Ling, Prepared in 
 Queen's College, Hong Kong, Chjna; Pei 
 Yang Univ., do. Teacher, Govt, Teacher's 
 Coll., Canton, China. Address, 16 Feung Loi, 
 West Canton, China; bus. add., c/o Govt. 
 Teacher's Coll., Canton, do. 
 
 6381. WILLIS LERICHE 
 Construction Engr.; B. S. in Min. E. ; b. 
 S 10, 1891, Highland, 111.; s. Ferdinand (b. 
 France) and Laura (Mellera) Leriche (b. High- 
 land, 111.). Prepared in Highland H. S. Tri- 
 angle; Min. Soc. Asst. Supt., Const., Va., 
 1914-15; Asst. to Prof. A. N. Talbot. Univ. 
 of 111., 1915; Supt. Const, and Engr., Cement 
 Gun Const. Co., Chicago, 191 5-1 7, ist Lt,, 
 .'\rt., U. S. A,. Stud, and Instr., Samur, France; 
 do., F. A. R. C, A. P. O., 718, A. E. F,; 
 Army of Occupation, Ger, Assoc, Mem., West. 
 Soc. Engrs. Address, Highland, HI. 
 
 6382. CLARA VESTA LEWIS 
 (Brother of No. 4776) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 2, 1893, 
 Cairo, 111.; d. John Calhoun (b. Ja i, 1857, 
 Hardin Co., Ky. and Cordelia O. (Scott) 
 Lewis (b. Jl 4, 1867, Mt. Sterling, Ky,). Pre- 
 pared in Cairo H, S.; Univ. of Chicago. Alpha 
 Kappa Alpha. Teacher, Pub. Schs., Murphys- 
 boro, 111., 1914-15; Carbondale, 111., 1915-17; 
 Cairo, 111., 191 7-18; conducted summer sch. in 
 Food Conservation, Carbondale, 111., 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 612 1 2th St., Cairo, 111. 
 
 6383. JOHN EDWIN LEWIS 
 B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Mr 28, 1891, Hyde 
 Park, Chicago; s. F. G. Lewis. Prepared in 
 Wheaton H. S. Delta Upsilon; Fresh. Varsity 
 Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Class Basket- 
 ball; 1914. Itlio ; Tr. Prom.; Lt., Univ. Brig. 
 ist Lt.. F. A., U. S. A., A, E. F., France. 
 Address, 613 West St., W^heaton, 111. 
 
 6384. LAURA LOUISE LEWIS (YOUNG) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 28, 1891, Cairo, 111.; 
 d. J. L. Lewis. Prepared in Sumner H. S. 
 Married R. M. Young. Address, 40 Catherine 
 St., Detroit. t 
 
542 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 U914 
 
 63S5. LESLIE ALVIN LIGGETT 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 22, 1892, 
 Wyoming, 111.; s. Cumberland Strawbridge 
 (b. Jl 24, 1864, Bradford, 111.) and Lida Al- 
 niina (Stephens) Liggett (b. Ap 29, 1863, Brad- 
 ford, III.). Prepared in Wyoming H. S. Sig- 
 ma Tau; C. E. Club; Sr. Memorial Com. Liv- 
 ingston Co., Highway Dept., Pontiac, 111., 1914- 
 15; Pa. Portland Cement Assn., Philadelphia, 
 1915-16; St. Highway Dept., Springfield, 111., 
 1916; Aurora, HI., 1916-18; Peoria, 1918. Elec- 
 trician for Radio, U. S. N. R. F., 1917 — . 
 Mem., mini Club, Peoria. Address, 806 N. 
 Monroe St., Peoria; bus. add., 304 Apollo 
 Theater Bldg., do. 
 
 6386. LEWIS S. LINDER 
 (Brother of No. 8531) 
 Clothier; A. B. in Sc. ; b. Jl 13, 1892, Char- 
 leston, 111.; s. George A. and Blanch (Sefton) 
 Linder. Prepared in East. III. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Address, Charleston, 111. 
 
 6387. BESS MAE LINDLEY (ECK) 
 (Wife of No. 4631; Sister of No. 4778) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 14, 1892, Philo, 
 111.; d. Orville B. (b. Jl 6, 1858, do.) and Ruth 
 (Edwards) Lindley (b. Ap 3, 1862, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Illiola. Married John 
 William Eck ('11), Ag 24, 1915. Urbana. Child, 
 daughter, b. Jl 16, 19 18. Address, 614 loth 
 St., Moorhead, Minn. 
 
 6388. OSCAR LIPPMAN LISS 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 15, 1885, 
 Zgierz, Russian-Poland; s. Lippman (b. do.) 
 and Jennie Besser (b. do.). Prepared in 
 L^niv. Acad. Cosmopolitan Club; Ivrim Soc. 
 Draftsman, Kenwood Bridge Co., Chicago, 
 1914-16; Struct. Engr., Chicago, 1916 — . Mem., 
 
 A. F. A. M.; O. E. S.; B'nai B'rith. Address, 
 2048 Le Moyne St., Chicago; bus., add., lot S. 
 Wells St., do. 
 
 6389. WALLACE BRIGHT LIVESAY 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ja 20, i885, 
 
 Frankfort, W. Va. ; s. John Granvil (b. do.) 
 
 and Emma Elizabeth (Robinson) Livesay (b. 
 
 Lewisburg, W. Va.). Prepared in Pvt. Sch. 
 
 B. S., Va. Poly. Inst., 1909; C. E., do., 1909. 
 Sigma Pi; Arch. Club; Final Honors. Engr., 
 Park Comn., Zanesville, O., 1914-15; Engr., 
 design and constr.. Pyrites Co., Ltd., Wilming- 
 ton, Del. and Roanoke. Va., 1915-17; Rich- 
 mond Struct. Steel Co., Richmond, Va., 1917; 
 Asst. Bridge Engr., Seaboard Air Line Ry. 
 Co., Norfolk, Va., 1917-18; do., Doullut & Wil- 
 liams Ship-building Co., Roanoke, Va., 1918; 
 Instr., Arch., Univ. of III., 1918 — . Married 
 Julia Payne Bryan, Mr 22, 1917, Indianapolis. 
 Address, 402 E. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 6390. ASCUNCION LOPEZ 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 15, 1889. 
 Durango City, Mex. ; s. M. Lopez. Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Cosmopolitan Club; Latin-Am. 
 Club; Centro Literario Espafiol; C. E. Club. 
 Married Nellie Goddard, Ja 29, 1915, Cham- 
 paign. Address, Champaign. f 
 
 6391. PAUL ELTON LOWER 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 6, 1891, Chi- 
 cago; s. Elton Lower. Prepared in Lake View 
 H. S. Alpha Tau Omega. Salesman, Gen. 
 Motor Truck Co., Chicago. Address, 921 
 Castlewood Terrace, Chicago. t 
 
 6392. COEN L. LUCKETT 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Jl i, 1892, French Lick, 
 Ind. ; s. L. P. Luckett. Prepared in Wiley H. 
 S. Sr. Ball Cora. Stud., Johns Hopkins Med. 
 Sch., Baltimore. Address, 818 S. 7th St., 
 Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 6393- ERWIN MOSES LURIE 
 (Brother of No. 8553) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 23, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Charles (b. Mr 3, 1859, Austria) 
 and Theresa (Loeffler) Lurie (b. Ja 21, 1862, 
 Bohemia). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Menorah; Ionian; C. E. Club; 2nd 
 Lt., Univ. Regt. ; Soph. Pin Com.; Jr. Smoker 
 Com.; Stud. Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. Mgr., 
 Lurie Concrete Pfroducts Co., 1914-16; Field 
 Engr.,. Gen. Refractories Co., 1917; Const. 
 Engr., Union Paciiic Coal Co., 1918; Engr. and 
 Draftsman Designer of furnace for heat-treat- 
 ing shrapnel and munitions. Auth. : Concrete 
 Hand Railing, Concrete, F 1916; Ornamental 
 Concrete on Municipal Pier, do., Mr 1916. 
 Mem., Am. Assn. of Engrs. Married Reeva 
 Alpert, N 15, 1916, Chicago. Child, Cynthia 
 May, b. Mr 15, 1918. Address, 1632 S. Sawyer 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 760 Monadnock 
 Block, do. 
 
 6394. ROY JACOB LYONS 
 (Brother of No. 7765) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N i, 1891, 
 Greenup, 111.; s. Thomas Marian and Etta 
 Barbara (Sherwood) Lyons. Prepared in 
 Greenup H. S. Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn 
 Club; Country Life Club; Final Honors. 
 Farmer, Greenup, 111. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Address, Greenup, 111. 
 
 639s. CLAUDE LEE McCABE 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 
 22, 1884, Robinson, 111.; s. William A. (b. 
 1847, Granville, 111.) and Mary E. (Young) 
 McCabe (b. 1849, Robinson, 111.). Prepared 
 in Oneonta (N. Y.) St. Norm. Sch. Supt. of 
 Schs., Mound City, 111. Married Alma Louise 
 Schuler, F 28, 1917, Mound City, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Willow Hill, 111.; bus. add.. Mound 
 City, 111. 
 
 6396. KENNETH ALEXANDER 
 McCASKILL 
 Dist. Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 16, 1890, 
 Taylorville, 111.; s. Thomas Edward and Eva 
 (Clawson) McCaskill. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Dist. Mgr., H. J. Heinz Co., Grand Rapids, 
 Miclu, 1914-17; do., Greeley, Colo., 1917; 
 Libby, McNeill & Libby, Rock Ford, Colo., 
 1917 — . Married Martha Maud Ale-xander, O 
 20, 1917, Grand Rapids, Mich. Address, Libby, 
 McNeill & Libby Co., Rocky Ford, Colo. 
 
 6397. 'LOUIS DOUGLAS McCAUGHEY 
 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap s, 1890, 
 Macomb, 111.; s. D. and Julia McCaughey. 
 Prepared in Macomb H. S. Electn., Wilkins- 
 burg, Pa., 1913-14; do.. Great Falls, Mont., 
 1914-15; do., Thompson Falls, Mont., 1915; 
 Elec. Foreman, Butte, Mont.; do.. Anaconda, 
 Mont.; Elec. Installer, Holter, Mont.; Elec. 
 Foreman, Philadelphia; Foreman, Navy Yard, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Ship Yard, Oakland, Calif.; 
 Elec. Installer, Reward, Calif. Limited Ser- 
 vice, U. S. Navy Yard, Died O 30, 1918, 
 Oakland, Calif. 
 
 6398. ISAAC MARION McCONNEL 
 (Brother of No. 5278) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 2, 1892, Reyn- 
 olds, 111.; s. J. R. Mc(ionnel. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Address, R 2, Reynolds, Ill.t 
 
 6399. ELMER McCORMICK 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 3, 1890, 
 Saunemin, 111.; s. Seth (b. Ja 4, 1862, Tonico, 
 111.) and Louisa (Drake) McCormick (b. S 
 16, 1863, Chillicothe, 111.). Prepared in Pon- 
 tiac Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Minn., 1908-9. Tau 
 Beta Pi; A. S. M. E. ; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. Draftsman, Moline, 111., 1914-15; 
 Engr. and Shop Foreman, do., 1915-16; De- 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 543 
 
 signer of Motor for heavy duty, do., 1916-17; 
 Chief Engr. and Supt., Tractor Works, Deere 
 & Co., do., 1917 — . Mem., Soc. Automotive 
 Engrs.; Moline Cml. Club; B. P. O. E. Ad- 
 dress, 612 2oth St., Moline, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Tractor Works of Deere & Co., do. 
 
 6400. HOWARD ORR McCRACKEN 
 
 (Brother of No. 7772) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 25, i8go. Pax- 
 ton, 111.; s. Robert Ansley (b. N 19, 1854, 
 Pittsburgh) and Luella BelJ (Kemp) Mc- 
 Cracken (b. O 12, 1867, Marshall Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Paxton H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Ku Klux. Farming near 
 Cissna Park, 111. 2d Lt., Bat. E, 25th F. A., 
 Gamp McClellan, Ala:; Central O. T. C, 
 Camp Taylor, Ky., Ft. Sill, Okla.. 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 13, 1919. Address, Cissna Park, 
 . 111. 
 
 6401. james edward william 
 
 McDonald 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in Min. E. ; b. O 22, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. Martin (b. i860, Shamokin, Pa.) 
 and Ellen (Tobin) McDonald (b. N 11, 1870, 
 Granville, Wis.). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago; Univ. Acad. Phi Kappa; 
 Sigma Tau. Engr., Crane Co., Chicago, 1914- 
 16; do.. Am. Tar Products Co., 1916; Power 
 Plant Designer, Swift Ji Co., 1917; In charge 
 of Mfg. of Navy Valves, Edward Valve & Mfg. 
 Co., E. Chicago, Ind., 1917; Chief Engr., do., 
 1 91 8—. Mem., A. I. M. E.; K. C. Married 
 Hazel Williamson, S 6, 1916, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 5488 University Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6402. ELLIS DEAN McFARLAND 
 (Husband of No. 2455) 
 Secretary; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 12, 1889, 
 Camp Point, 111.; s. James W. (b. Ja 10, 1863) 
 and Fannie (Pierce) McFarland (b. Mr 16, 
 1861). Prepared in Camp Point H. S. Hoof 
 and Horn Club. Asst. Sec, Percheron Soc. of 
 Am. Auth. : Articles in Breeders Gazette and 
 Agr. Papers in U. S. and Can. Married 
 Esther Massey ('05), D 25, 1914, Jacksonville, 
 111. Children: Helen Francis, b. and died, Ap 
 10, 1917: Francis Emily, b. F 21, 1919. Address, 
 7919 May St., Chicago; bus. add., 828 Ex- 
 change Ave., do. 
 
 6403. EDNA AMELIA McGEE 
 (BARNHART) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.;'b. F 5, 1888, 
 St. Joseph, 111.; d. J. W. McGee. Prepared in 
 St. Joseph H. S. Math. Club; Jamesonian. 
 Teacher, H. S., Rollo, 111.; do., St. Joseph, 111.; 
 do., Phys. and Math., Oblong Tp. H. S., 111., 
 S 19 1 8 — . Married S 21, 191 5. Address, 
 Oblong, III. 
 
 6404. JAMES MILES McGRATH 
 
 Prin., Schs. ; A. B. in Sc; b. Ja 6, 1890, 
 Crab Orchard, Neb.; s. Patrick McGrath. Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Prin., Schs., Latham, 
 111. Address, 215 W. Monroe St., Springfield, 
 111. 
 
 6405. KATHERINE LESLIE McGRAW 
 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 7, 
 1892, Urbana; d. Stephen (b. Ja 6, 1859, Dun- 
 kirk, N. Y.) and Laura (McKenzie) McGraw 
 (b. N 3, 1862, Urbana). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S.; Univ. of 111. Lib. Sch., 1914-15, 
 Illiola. Cataloger, Univ. of 111. Lib., 1915 — . 
 Address, 206 W. University Ave., Urbana. 
 
 6406. OLIVETTA McKEE (KELLEY) 
 (Wife of No. 6347) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 12, 1892. Fair- 
 bury, 111.; d. A. L. (b. N 22. 1850, Brownsville, 
 Pa.) and Florence (Crouch) McKee (b. Ap 24, 
 1852, Fairbury. 111.). Prepared in Fairbury H. 
 S. H. Sc. Club. Married Ralph Leverett 
 Kelley ('14), N_ 25. 1915. Fairbury,_ 111. Ad- 
 dress, 226 Warwick Blvd., San Antonio, Tex. 
 
 6407. JAMES WILLIAM McLAUGHLIN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 17, 1890, 
 Paris, 111.; s. J. W. McLaughlin. Prepared in 
 Paris H. S. Spalding Guild. Engr., People's 
 Gas, Light & Coke Co., Chicago. Address, 
 Paris, 111.; bus. add., 6354 Maryland Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 6408. THOMAS NEWKIRK McVAY 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Sc; b. F 16, 1891, 
 Homestead, Pa.; s. E. D. McVay. Prepared in 
 Georgetown H. S. Ceram. Engr., Streator Face 
 Brick Co., Streator, 111. Married Leta Lock- 
 wood, F 15, 1919, Streator, 111. Address, 
 Streator, 111.; bus. add., Basic Production 
 Co., Kenova, W. Va. 
 
 6409. DANIEL VALENTINE McWETHY 
 Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 18. 
 
 1889, Aurora, 111.; s. James McWethy. Prepared 
 
 in W. Aurora H. S. Delta Tau Delta. Ins. 
 
 Agt., Aurora, 111. Address, 122 N. Lake St., 
 
 Aurora, 111. 
 
 6410. CLAYTON LEE MALAISE 
 Lumber Merchant; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 4, 
 1893, Serena, 111.; s. P. J. (b. 1865. France) 
 and Mercy Elizabeth (Hoxie) Malaise. Pre- 
 pared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Sec-Treas., Marshall-Malaise Lumber Co,. Beu- 
 lah, N. Dak., 1914 — . 2nd Lt., 213th Engrs., 
 Camp Lee. Humphreys; Mustered out, Ja 6, 
 1919. Address, Beulah, N. Dak. 
 
 641 1. EDITH MEL VINA MANN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 31, 1887, 
 Kankakee. 111.; d. W. L. (b. Mr 3, 1856, do.) 
 and Jennie M. (Stevens) Mann (b. Jl 4, 1858, 
 do.). Prepared in Kankakee H. S. Teacher, 
 Eng. and Latin, Herscher, III., 1915-16; St. 
 Joseph, Mich., 1916-17; Watseka. 111., 1917 — . 
 Address, 152 S. Greenwood Ave., Kankakee 
 111.; bus. add., 519 S. sth St., Watseka, 111. 
 
 6412. DU BOIS MARQUIS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 31, 1890, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Chalmers Connover (b. Ag 
 25, 1852, Elmwood. III.) and Nellie (Harpole) 
 Marquis (b. Ag 30, 1S54, O.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington, H. S. B. S., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 
 1912. Phi Gamma Delta. Farmer, Colfax, 111. 
 Married Margaret Raymond. Mr 9. 191 5, Evan- 
 ston. 111. Child, Alice Ruth, b. Ja 29, 1916. 
 Address, Thorn Creek Farm, Colfax, 111. 
 
 6413. ROBERT HASKELL MARSHALL 
 Instructor; A. B. in Sc. ; A. M., 1916; b. D 
 25, 1881, Gamaliel, Ky.; s. G. W. Marshall. 
 Prepared in West. Ky. St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of 
 Chicago. Instr., Math., St. Man. Tr. Norm., 
 Pittsburg. Kan. Address, 3022 Woodland Ave., 
 Louisville, Ky. 
 
 6414. A.\RON MATHERS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 20, 1892, Laura, 
 111.; s. L. T. Mathers. Prepared in Galesburg 
 H. S.; Knox Coll. George Lamonte & Co., New 
 York City. Central Mach. Gun. O. T. Sch., 
 Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga.: Mustered out, 
 D 6, 1918. Address, Laura. 111.; bus. add., 61 
 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 6415. WILLIAM BRASHER MATTINGLY 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 21, 1891, 
 Sample, Ky. ; s. J. M. Mattingly. Prepared in 
 Cairo H. S. Egyptian Club; Comitatus. Ad- 
 dress, Nezperce, Idaho. f 
 
 6416. CHARLES FONTAINE MALTRY 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 29, 1888, 
 Palestine, Tex.; s. William Lerwis (b. N 30, 
 1 85 1, Washington, D. C.) and Cora Wells 
 (Sears) Maury (b. Ja 2. i860. St. Louis). Pre- 
 pared in Palestine (Tex.) H. S.; A. and M. 
 
544 
 
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 [1914 
 
 Coll., Tex., 1907-08; Purdue Univ., 1908-10. 
 Alpha Tau Omega; Scaiab; Alternate Plyni 
 Fellowship. Mem., Atelier Ware & Atelier 
 Wynkoup, New York City; Arch. Draftsman, 
 New York City, 191 5; Arch., Houston, Tex., 
 1915-16; do., New York City, 1916-17. ist O. 
 T. C, Fortress Monroe, Va.; 2nd O. T. C, Ft. 
 Scott, Calif.; 2nd Lt., 62nd Regt. C. A. C, A. 
 E. F., France, 1918; ist Lt., do., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, c/o W. L. Maury, 407 Hawthorn Ave., 
 Houston, Tex. 
 
 6417. THOMAS EDWARD MAURY 
 (Brother of No. 581 1) 
 Manager; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 25, 1891, Chi- 
 cago; s. John E. Maury. Prepared in Ross- 
 ville H. S. Mgr., Rossville Elec. Light Co., 
 Rossville, 111. Address, Rossville, 111. 
 
 '"^'' 6418. WALLACE WILLIS MEHL 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. Ja 6, 1892, Goshen, Ind. ; 
 s. A. C. Mehl. Prepared in Goshen (Ind.) H. 
 S. Phi Kappa Psi; Phi Delta Phi; Ind. Club; 
 Fresh. Varsity Football. Lawyer, Goshen, Ind. 
 Address, Goshen, Ind. 
 
 6419. ARTHUR FRANKLIN MELLEN 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 6, 1885, 
 
 Amboy. 111.; s. Walter Clayton (b. Jl 10, 1848, 
 Greenwich, Mass.) and Louise (Thompson) 
 Mellen (b. D 4, 1851, Adrian, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in Amboy H. S. Grad. Stud., Water 
 Purification and Sewage Disposal, Univ. of 111., 
 1913-14; Cham. Club. Chem., San. Dist., Chi- 
 cago, 1911-13; Chem., charge of Water Purifi- 
 cation Plant for City Water Co., Chattanooga, 
 Tenn., Jl 1914 — O 1917; City Chem., Moline. 
 111., O 19:7-18; Asst. Supt., Filtration, Min- 
 neapolis, 1918 — . Mem., A. C. S., 191 1; Am. 
 Water-works Assn., 1914- Married Edna 
 Coates, Jl 10, 1912, Amboy, 111. Child, Flor- 
 ence Ella, b. Ja 23, 1918. Address, 941 14th 
 Ave., S. E., Minneapolis. 
 
 6420. WALTER WITCHELL MERCER 
 
 (Brother of No. 9266) 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl s, 1889, Vermont, 111.; 
 s. A. L. (b. S 4, i860, do.) and Martha Burr 
 (Witchell) Mercer (b. Ag 3, i860, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Vermont H. S.; Univ. Acad. Ver- 
 mont, 111., 1914; Roundup, Mont., 1914 — ; 
 County Atty., Musselshell Co., Mont., 19 16. 
 Address, Roundup, Mont. 
 
 6421. INA VALERIA MEREDITH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja s. 18S3, 
 Perry, 111.; d. Joseph Cockill (b. F 2, 1X^9, 
 St. Louis) and Melissa Jane (Bradbury) Mere- 
 dith (b. Jl 17, 1849, Perry, 111.). Prepared in 
 Perry H. S.; Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Final and Prelim. Honors. Teacher, 
 H. S., Sheldon, 111., 1914-16; do., Shelbyville, 
 111., 1917; do., Math., H. S., Reno, Nev., 
 1917 — . Address, Eureka, Calif.; bus. add., 210 
 Maple Ave., Reno, Nev. 
 
 6422. THOMPSON ARLENE MERRILL 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 24, 1890, Astoria, 
 111.; s. Sherman Merrill. Prepared in Beards- 
 town H. S. Address, 213 W. 3rd St., Beards- 
 town, Ill.t 
 
 6423. MARSHALL CRITTENDEN 
 MERRILLS 
 (Brother of G463) 
 Civ. Engr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl i, 
 1891. Belleville, 111.; s. F. B. Merrills. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Civ. Engr., Const, of 
 Belleville To. H. S., Belleville, 111. Address. 
 Belleville, 111. 
 
 6424. GEORGE MEYER, JR. 
 Estimator; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 9, 1892, New 
 York City; s. George (b. D 3, 1868, Bavaria. 
 Ger.) and Maria (Wells) Meyer (b. S 30, 1869, 
 
 Hessen, Ger.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago. Sigma Tau; Sigma Xi; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Prelim, and Final Honors; Brevet 
 Ca])t., LIniv. Regt. Elec. Estimator and Treas., 
 Chicago Switchboard Mfg. Co., Chicago. Mem., 
 Medinah Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., Chicago. 
 Married Amye Zuckerman, Ap 22, 1916, Elgin, 
 111. Address, 3604 Greenview Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 426 Clinton St., do. 
 
 6425. JOSEPH PORTER MILES 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 19, 1889, 
 Lewistown, 111.; s. E. C. Miles. Prepared in 
 Lewistown H. S. Salesman and Field Expert, 
 Inlernat. Harvester Co., Davenport, la. Ad- 
 dress, Lewistown, 111.; bus. add., Davenport, 
 la. 
 
 6426. CLAYTON ALLEN MILLER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 26, 1888, 
 
 Tiffin, O.; s. A. A. Miller. Prepared in Tiffin 
 (O.) H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Jr. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E.; E. E. Show Com. Elec. 
 Engr., Denver Gas & Elec. Co., Denver. Mar- 
 ried Martha G. Williams, Jl 1915. Marion, 111. 
 Address, 81 Circular St.. Tiffin, O.; bus. add., 
 206 Denver Gas & Elec. Light Co., Denver. 
 
 6427. MARCUS GILBERT MILLER 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. My 31, 1890, Girard, O.; 
 s. J. M. Miller. Prepared in Rayden H. S., 
 Youngstown, O. ; Hiram Coll. Sigma Pi; Arch. 
 Club. Address, E. Main St., Girard, O.t 
 
 6428. OLIVE FIEDIELLE MILLER 
 
 (CLARK) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1915; b. F 11, 
 1891, Atlanta, 111.; d. Arthur P. (b. 1850, Del- 
 avan, 111.) and Olive (Ewing) Miller (b. 1851). 
 Prepared in Atlanta H. S. Bethany Circle. 
 Teacher, Spanish, H. S., Shawnee, Okla., 1915- 
 16; do., Erie, Kan., 1917-18. Married Clifton 
 W. Clark, Je 28, 1918, Atlanta, 111. Address, 
 Call Field, Wichita Falls, Tex. 
 
 6429. MINNIE ISABEL MILNE (HOLT) 
 (Wife of No. 3411; Sister of No. 7087) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O i, 1888, Lockport, 111.; 
 s. James Alexander (b. S 27, 1862, do.) and 
 Kate Ophelia (Read) Milne (b. O 6, 1862, Rose- 
 mond. 111.). Prepared in Lockport H. S.; Joliet 
 Tp. H. S., 1910-11. H. Sc. Club. Teacher, 
 Eldorado Tp. H. S., 1914-15. Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Married Sidney Viel Holt ('08), Ag 
 21, 1915, Lockport, 111. Child, James Martin, 
 b. S 7, 1916. Address, R i, Rio. 111. 
 
 6430. LESTER WARD MINER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 3, 1891, Shel- 
 byville, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Shelby Co., 111.) 
 and Minnie (Ward) Miner (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Shelbyville H. S. Alpha Gamma Rho; Comi- 
 tatus; Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Agr. 
 Staff; Mgr., Class Basketball; Mil. Ball Com.; 
 Agr. V. P., 111. Stud. Union. Salesman, Chi- 
 cago, 1914-15; Farmer, Shelbyville, 111.. 191S- 
 16: Teacher, Belleville, 111., 1916-17. 111. Nat. 
 Guard, 1908-12; U. S. A., 1917; ist Lt., Co. C. 
 38th Inf., A. E. F., France, 1917; Wounded in 
 action, 19x8. Mem., A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. 
 Address, Shelbyville, 111. 
 
 6431. HELEN MITCHELL (McEWEN) 
 (Sister of Nos. 5315, 7813) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 24, 1893, George- 
 town, O.; d. Isaac (b. Je 24, 1850, Russelville, 
 O.) and Eva (McConanghy) Mitchell (b. Ja 
 15, i860, Ripley, O.). Prepared in Buchanan 
 Collegiate Inst.; Urbana H. S. Phi Delta Psi; 
 Illio Staff. Teacher, Eng., 11. S., Homer, 111., 
 1914-16. Married Rev. John A. McEwen, Je 
 28, 1916, Georgetown, O. Child, John Mitchell, 
 b. My 4, 191 7. Address, Homer, 111. 
 
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 64:^2. GUNDAYER MIZOGUCHI 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1915; b. 
 My 9, 1SS7, Saga, Japan; s. llaiipci Mizoguchi. 
 Prepared in Mt. Tamalpais Mi!. Acad., Calif. 
 E. E. Soc; Japanese Stud. Club; Y. M. C. A. 
 Married Je 24, 1918, Tokya, Japan. Address. 
 c/o Frazer & Sale, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. 
 
 6433. ROBERT BURRELL MOIR 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. My 14. 1891, Chicago; 
 s. Robert Moir. Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Water Polo. Address, 2821 
 E. 26th St., Minneapolis. 
 
 6434. MARGARET ELLEN MOLT 
 Artist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; d. Theodore 
 Felix (b. Plattsburg, N. Y.) and Margaret 
 Augusta (Rea) Molt (b. Urbana). Prepared 
 in Clinton (la.) H. S.; Milwaukee Downer 
 Coll., 1910-11; Grad., Art Inst., Chicago Acad, 
 of Fine Arts, 191 8. Pi Beta Phi. Studying 
 art and doing cnil. art, Chicago, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 441 St. James Place, Chicago. 
 
 6435. RUBY FRANCES MOORE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 8, 1891; 
 d. Clarence F. (b. F 7, i860, Areola, 111.) 
 and Mary Anna (Johnston) Moore (b. Mr 14, 
 1863, Coles Co., 111.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Delta Gamma; Pres., W. A. A.; V. P., 
 Jr. lllinae; Class Basketball. Teacher, Phys. 
 Tr., H. S., San Diego, Calif., 191 5 — . Ad- 
 dress, 2824 Granada Ave., San Diego, Calif. 
 
 6436. CHARLES LEONARD MORGAN 
 (Husband of No. 6365) 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. O 13, 1890, 
 Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. M. W. Morgan. Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Arch., Chicago, 1914- 
 18; Instr., Arch. Draw., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 Married Elizabeth Knowlton ('14). Ag 12, 
 1915. Child, Betty Knowlton, b. Je 2, 1917. 
 Address, 302 W. High St., Urbana. 
 
 6437. GRACE BUSEY MORGAN 
 Nurse; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 23, 1891, 
 IMinneapolis; d. William Pitt (b. North Yar- 
 mouth, Me.) and Augusta (Busey) Morgan 
 (b. Urbana). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Omega; Le Cercle Frangais. Nurse, 
 Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle Creek, Mich. 
 Address, Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle 
 Creek, Mich. 
 
 6438. DONALD KENNETH MORRISON 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 6, 1892, 
 Winnetka, 111.; s. George Herbert (b. 1852, 
 Elgin, 111.) and Delia Miltana (Baker) Mor- 
 rison (b. Ap 5, 1857, Lansing, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in Drury Coll. Acad., New Trier Tp. 
 H. S. Zeta Psi; Univ. Band; Mandolin Club; 
 Mask and Bauble. Salesman and Sales Pro- 
 moter, Chicago, 1914-17. R. O. T. C, 1917; 
 2d Lt.. 331st F. A., Camp Grant, 111.; 8th 
 Bat., F. A. R. C. Camp Jackson, S. C. 191S; 
 45 (Zlass Sch. of Fire, Ft. Sill, Okla.; Capt., 
 do.; Mustered out, D 16, 1918. Address, 475 
 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass.; bus. add., c/o 
 R. L. Morrison, College Station. Te.x. 
 
 6439. JESSIE MORSE 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 20, 1892, 
 Mackinac Island, Mich.; d. Lt. Col., B. C. 
 Morse. Prepared in Deerfield Tp. H. S. Pi 
 Beta Phi; Yo Ma. Address, c/o Col. B. C. 
 Morse, 13th U. S. Inf., Manila, P. I. 
 
 6440. HARRIE STEVENS MUELLER 
 I and. Arch.; B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. Je 15, 
 1891, Wichita, Kan.; s. Charles Paul (b. Je 
 13, 1862, Williamsville. N. Y.) and Esther 
 Elizabeth (Summey) Mueller (b. Je 22, t868, 
 Harris Hill, N. Y.). Prepared in Wichita 
 (Kan.) H. S. Acanthus; Alpha Zeta; Scab- I 
 
 bard and Blade; Univ. Land. Arch. Soc; Agr. 
 Club; Hort. Club; ist Lt. and Capt., Univ. 
 Regt.; Capt., Rifle. Kan. Nat. Guard, I9i3-iti; 
 2d Lt., 1913; 1st Lt., 1913; Capt., 1915; 
 Transferred to Reserve, N 15, 1916. 2d Kan. 
 Inf. on Mexican Border Service, 1916; 2nd 
 Lt., li. A., C. A. C, Ft. Columbia, Wash., 
 191 8 — . Counselor Mem., Am. Civic Assn., 
 1917; Mem., Nat. City Planning Conf., 191 7; 
 U. S. Inf. Assn., 1915; Wichita Rotary Club, 
 1914; Kan. Club, 1917. Married Ina Belle 
 Wilson, N 10, 1915, Wichita, Kan. Child, Clif- 
 ford Max, b. Ap 20, 1918. Address, 1631 
 Fairview Ave., Wichita, Kan. 
 
 6441. CARL WESLEY MULFINGER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. F 27, 1889, Champaign; 
 s. J. A. Mulfinger. Prepared in Waller H. S. 
 Address, 3713 Sheffield Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add.. Ill W. Washington St., do. 
 
 6442. CHARLES STEWART MULVANEY 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 21, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. L. C. Mulvaney. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Alpha Sigma 
 Phi; Varsity Swimming, 191 1; Class Swim- 
 ming; Gov. Memorial Com., 1912. Address, 
 933 La Fayette Parkway, Chicago. 
 
 6443. MILTON MURR 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 29, 1892, 
 Marshall, Tex.; s. J. Murr. Prepared in Waller 
 H. S. Zeta Beta Tau. Civ. Engr., C. & N. 
 W. Ry., Ironwood, Mich. 47th Engrs., A. E. 
 F., France. Address, 710 E. Ayer St., Iron- 
 wood, Mich. 
 
 6444. ODESSA MADGE MYERS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1915; b. 
 Je 27, 1891, Mahomet, 111.; d. William Harrison 
 (b. Concord, Ky.) and Lucelia Adelaide (Webb) 
 Myers (b. Jl 7, 1861). Prepared in Mansfield 
 H. S.; 111. Woman's Coll., 1909-10. Pi Beta 
 Phi; Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa. Pres., 
 Athenean 1913-14; Sec. Y. W. C. A.; 1910-11; 
 Advisory Bd., Women's League, 1914-15. 
 Teacher, Latin and Math., H. S., Tuscola, 111., 
 191 5; do., Streator, 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 Mansfield, 111.; bus. add.. High School, Streat- 
 or, 111. 
 6445. MARCELLA ELIZABETH NAGEL 
 (LUNDGREN) 
 (Wife of No. 7049) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 4. 1892, Terre Haute, 
 Ind.; d. Clemens Wilhelm (b. S 24, 1858, Cen- 
 ter Point, Ind.) and Anna E. C. (Held) Nagel 
 (b. D 30, 1864, Hamilton, O.). Prepared in 
 Wiley H. S.. Terre Haute, Ind. Alpha Xi 
 Delta. Married Fred G. Lundgren ('15), S 
 191 5. Terre Haute, Ind. Child, Clemens Fred- 
 erick. Address, 39 Hazelwood Ave., Detroit. 
 
 6446. FRANK JOSEPH NAPRSTEK 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 15, 1890. Chi- 
 cago; s. J. A. Naprstek. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Engr., West. Elec. Co., 
 Hawthorne, III. 3rd O. R. T. C; 2nd Lt., 
 Inf., 1918; 2nd Lt., Bat. E., 56th Regt., C. 
 A. C, A. E. F., France; Mustered out, F i, 
 1919. Address, 1300 S. Tripp Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add.. West. Elec. Co., Hawthorne Sta., 
 do. 
 
 6447. MYER OSCAR NATHAN 
 Draftsman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. S. in A. 
 E.; b. F 12, 1891, Carson, la.; s. Abe Nathan 
 (b. D 18, 1863. Vilki, Koivne, Russian Poland) 
 and Mollie (Siegel) Nathan (b. O 7, 1869, 
 Skidel, Grodno, do.). Prepared in Boone (la.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of la.. 1908-10. Zeta Beta Tau; 
 Sigma Delta Chi; Illio Roast Ed.; Sr. Class 
 Historian; Sr. Smoker Com.; Prelim. Honors. 
 .Arch. Draftsman. Des Moines, 1914; Supt. 
 Arch., Watertown, 111., 1914-15; Draftsman, 
 City of Chicago Bridge Dept., Chicago, 191 5; 
 
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 Draftsman Supt. A. L. Levy, Chicago, 1918; 
 Draftsman, Gov. Work, Detroit, 1918. Carpen- 
 ter's Mate, ist Class. U. S. N., 1918; Mustered 
 out, F 1 9, 1919. Address, 5226 S. Michigan 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add., i66ti Conway Bldg.. 
 do. 
 
 6448. DORA MYRTLE NEBEL 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 5837, 7102) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1914; 
 
 b. Ja iS, 1884, Clinton, 111.; d. H. L. Nebel. 
 
 Prepared in Clinton H. S. Address, 212 E. 
 
 Jefferson St., Clinton, Ill.t 
 
 6449. HELEN MONTGOMERY NEEDLER 
 (WETZEL) 
 (Sister of No. 8618) 
 B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Ja 8, 1892, Kansas City, 
 Kan.; d. David Wesley and Fanny Ella (Quig- 
 gle) Needier. Prepared in Robert Waller H. 
 S.; Chicago Norm. Sch. H. Sc. Club. Teacher, 
 Surgical dressing Supvr., Hammond, Ind., 
 1917; In charge of First Aid and Chem. Lab., 
 plant in the Calumet Region, 19 18 — . Mar- 
 ried Guy F. Wetzel, S 23, 1916, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 6242 St. Lawrence Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6450. PETER SWAN NELSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 2, 1881, 
 Malmo, Sweden; s. Swan Nelson. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Engr., Link Belt Co.. DeKalb, 111. 
 Address, 1203 Pleasant St., DeKalb, Ill.t 
 
 6451. TSUNYOONG NEW 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 20, 1891, Ningpo, 
 China; s. Yung Kwai. Prepared in St. John's 
 Prep. Sch. 111. Soc. of Agron.; Y. M. C. A. 
 Cab.; Corda Fratres. Address, Ming Ngoh 
 Chang Sze Chi, Chekiang, China.t 
 
 6452. NAOMI OLIVE NEWBURN 
 Home Econ. Extension; A. B. in H. Sc; b. N 
 24, 1892, Hoopeston, 111.; d. Oliver Chranston 
 (b. Ap 7, 1855, Metamora, III.) and Rhoda 
 Ellen (Keena) Newburn (b. Jl 22, i860, Jasper 
 Co., Ind.). Prepared in Hoopeston and Urbana 
 H. Schs. Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu.; Per- 
 manent Sec, 1914. Studied H. Sc, Univ. of 
 111., 1914-15. Asst. St. Leader. Home Econ. 
 Exten., Univ. of 111. Auth. : Home Canning. 
 Mem. M. E. Church. Address. 1006 W. Main 
 St.. Urbana; bus add., 325 Woman's Bldg.. 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 6453. GEORGE ARTHUR NEWELL, JR. 
 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 2, 
 1892, Medina, N. Y.; s. George A. (b. Medina, 
 N. Y.) and Anna E. (McGrath) Newell (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Medina (N. Y.) H. S.; 
 Jiobart Coll., 1910-11. Theta Delta Chi; Hel- 
 met; Ku Klux; Lambkins; III. Union Dramatic 
 (ilub; Pan-Hellenic, Pres. ; Post Exam. Jubilee; 
 Easterner's Club. Sec. Senate Pub. Service 
 Com., N. Y. St. Legislature, Albany, N. Y., 
 :9i4-i6; Dept. Sales Mgr., Spencer Kellogg & 
 Sons, Buffalo, N. Y., 1916-17. Material Engr., 
 civilian Q. M., U. S. Army. Address, 127 W. 
 Center St., Medina, N. Y. 
 
 6454. FRANCES ALCETTA NICHOLS 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 2773, 3125, 3497, 8622) 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Mr 8. 1892, 
 Granville, O. ; d. Edward A. and Lydia (Greene) 
 Nichol. Prepared in Urbana H. S.; O. St. 
 Univ., 1911-13. Kappa Alpha Theta. Asst. Dieti- 
 tian, Presby. Hosp., Chicago. 1915-17; Dietitian, 
 Wellesley Hosp.. Toronto. 1917-18; do.. Camp 
 Pike, Ark., 1918— . Address, 98 12th Ave., 
 Columbus, O. ; bus. add., Wellesley Hosp., Tor- 
 onto, Can. 
 
 6455. JOHN MINERT NICKELSEN 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 13. 1892, 
 Mediapolis, la.; s. Antone A. (b. Ap 7, 1862, 
 
 Ger.) and Anna (Jensen) Nickelseri^(b. Jl 3, 
 1871, do.). Prepared in Mediapolis (la.) H. S.; 
 Univ. of la., 1910-11. Alpha Chi Rho; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S. M. E.; Jr. and Sr. Class Foot- 
 ball. Instr., Mech. Drawing, H. S., Cloquet, 
 Minn., 1914-16; Asst. Engr., D. S. S. C. & I. Co. 
 Smelter, Isabella, Tenn., 191 6; Instr., Engng., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1916-17. ist Sergt.. Ambulance 
 Section, Med. Div., U. S. A. Address, 1210 
 D St., Washington, D. C. 
 
 6456. JOHN ELIOT NOON 
 Phys. Dir.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 27, 
 1 89 1, Cambridge, Mass.; s. Rev. Dr. Alfred (b. 
 D 9, 1846, Eng. ) and Jane Louise (Taylor) 
 Noon (b. S 18, 185^. Dunstable, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Everett (Mass.) H. S.; Boston Univ., 
 1911-12. Theta Delta Chi; Pres., Philomathean, 
 1915-14; V. P.. Y. M. C. A.. 1913-14. Fellow- 
 ship Sec, Hyde Park Y. M. C. A., 1914-15; 
 Boys Sec. and Swimming Instr., Y. M. C. A., 
 Danville, 111., 1915-16; Phys. Dir. and Coach. 
 Football and Basketball, Riverside Pub. Schs., 
 1916 — . Pres.. Vermilion Co. Illini Club, 1915- 
 16; Mem., M. E. Church; Grad. Club, Chicago. 
 Married Leila Myrtle Edwards. Ja i, 1916, 
 Danville, III. Address, Riverside, 111. 
 
 6457. EDWIN FRANCIS NOTH 
 (Brother of No. 5346) 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 7, 1890, 
 Davenport, la.; s. George William (b. N 4, 1S62, 
 Ouincy, 111.) and Katherine (Healey) Noth (b. 
 Jl 19, 1863, Covington, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Davenport (la.) H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Scarab; Ku Klux. Draftsman for Prof. F. M. 
 Mann, Minneapolis, 1914-15; do., Clausen & 
 Kruse, Davenport, la., 1915-16; do., A. H. 
 Stern, St. Paul, 1916-17. Corp., Bat. B, isist 
 F. A., A. E. F., France; Army of Occupation, 
 Ger. Address, 738 E. 14th St., Davenport, 
 la. 
 6458. ALLEEN HALL O'BAR (BRILLHART) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 24, 1892, Pt. 
 Townsend, Wash.; d. Mrs. H. M. Chesbro. 
 Prepared in Broadway H. S., Seattle, Wash.; 
 Washington Univ.; N. W. Univ. Delta Delta 
 Delta. Mem., Epis. Church. Married Howard 
 Brillhart, Je 23, 1914, Chicago. Address, 531, 
 (3th St., Oakland, Calif. 
 
 6459. AGNES MILDRED OLSON 
 Welfare Worker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 
 
 13, 1892, Ga^esburg, 111.; d. Peter T. and Caro- 
 line C)harlotte (Edoff) Olson. Prepared in 
 Clalesburg H. S.; Knox Coll., 1910-12. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of Wis., Summer, 1916. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenian, Pres., 
 Sr. Council. Teacher, H. S., 1914-17; Indus., 
 Social and Investigative Work, Montgomery 
 Ward & Co., 1917-18. Y. M. C. A. reconstruc- 
 tion work, Paris, France, 1919 — . Address, 909 
 Sheridan Road, Chicago. 
 
 6460. ARTHUR HENRY ORCUTT 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; M. D., 
 1918; b. Ap 23, 1892, Areola, 111.; s. Samuel 
 Henry (b. 1840, Mass.) and Cordelia Jayne 
 fChapman) Orcutt (b. Je 12, 1850, Elmira, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Areola H. S.; Knox Coll., 
 1909-11. Phi Delta Theta; Nu Sigma Nu; 
 Alpha Omega Alpha; Univ. Band, 1911-14; 
 Univ. Orchestra, 1912-14. Med. Stud., Univ. of 
 111. Coll. of Medicine, Chicago, 1914-18. Lt., 
 R. M. C., Naval Hosp., Great Lakes, 1918 — -. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, Areola, 111.; 
 bus. add., 145S Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 6461. LELIA MAE ORMSBY 
 Principal; A. B. in Sc; b. Ap 16. 1887, 
 Greenup, 111.; d. E. A. Ormsby. Prepared in 
 Greenup H. S. Basketball. Teacher, Mt. Ster- 
 ling, 111.; Prin. H. S., Greenup, 111. .4ddress, 
 Greenup, 111. 
 
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 6462. CLARENCE ORR 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 
 17, 1891, Girard, 111.; s. Wiley Edgar (b. F 17, 
 1866, Auburn, 111.) and Georgia A. (Lewis) 
 Orr (b. D 23, 1868, Sharpsburg, Md.). Prepared 
 in Auburn H. S.; Highland Park Coll.; Millikin 
 Univ., 1911-12. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Class Baseball, 1913-14. Prin., H. S., 
 Virden, 111., 1914-15; Hist. Dept., East II. S., 
 Aurora, 111., 1915-17; Prin., Tp. II. S., Catlin, 
 111., 19 1 7 — . Mem., M. E. Church; St. Teach- 
 ers' Assn., 1915-18; Chm.,, Catlin Tp. Teachers' 
 Orgn. Married Edith Marie Kneckler, Ag 24, 
 
 1916, Alvin, 111. Child, Donald Wiley, b. O 20, 
 
 1917. Address, Catlin, 111. 
 
 6463. HAROLD BAUGHAN ORR 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 25, 1892, 
 Pontiac, 111.; s. W. H. Orr. Prepared in Cov- 
 ington H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Upsilon Beta Pi; 
 E. E. Soc. ; Gym. Team. Address, 10 S. Burton 
 Bldg., Covington, Ky.t 
 
 6464. MARY ELIZABETH ORR 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 4, 1891, 
 Pekin, 111.; d. Samuel T. (b. Mr 16, 1865, 
 do.) and Isabella M. (Young) Orr (b. N 15, 
 1871, do.). Prepared in Pekin H. S; Teacher, 
 Sc.. Tp. H. S., Atwood, 111., 1915 — . Address, 
 Pekin. 111.; bus. add., Atwood, III. 
 
 6465. LELAND GEORGE OSBORN 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. D 12, 1891, Sum- 
 merfield. 111.; s. G. H. Osborn. Prepared in 
 Alton H. S.; Shurtleff Coll. Teacher, Wake- 
 field, Mich. Address, 103 Elm St., Anton, Ill.t 
 
 6466. HAROLD PAUL OUSLEY 
 Manager; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 29, 
 1890, Redmon, 111.; s. Charles H. (b. 111.) and 
 Rebecca (Myers) Ousley (b. Pa.). Prepared 
 in Brocton and Paris H. Schs. Chi Beta; Ma- 
 wan-da; Scabbard and Blade; Bus. Club; Ry. 
 Club; Maj., Univ. Regt. ; Capt., Jr. Basketball 
 Team; Soph. Pres.; Chm., Homecoming Fi- 
 nance Com., 1913-14. Sales Mgr., W. T. Raw- 
 leigh Co., Freeport, 111., 1914-17; do.. Am. Mul- 
 tigraph Sales Co., St. Louis, 1917; Mgr., W. 
 I. Rawleigh Co., Memphis, Tenn., 1918 — ■. 
 Mo. Nat. Guard; O. R. C, F't. Sheridan, 1917; 
 Camp Grant, 111., N 1917; Mustered out, D 
 5, 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Freeport Coun- 
 try Club; Ft. Sheridan Assn. Address, 602 S. 
 Central rvve., Paris, 111.; bus. add., 139 W. 
 Illinois Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 6467. RAYMOND WILLIAM OWENS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 191S; b. F 
 5, 1892, Morris, III.; s. Joseph Doane (b. N 
 10, i860, Urbana, 111.) and Carrie (Stocker) 
 Owens (b. My 18, 1861, Morris, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Morris H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Sigma Xi. Designing Engr., Westinghouse 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1915 — . Married Katharine 
 Boyd, S 23, 1918,/Wilkinsburg, Pa. Address, 
 514 Trenton Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa.; bus. add., 
 Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., East Pittsburgh. 
 
 6468. OLIVE ALLEN PAINE 
 Prin., Sch.; B. S. in L. A. & S.; M. A„ 
 1915; b. Je II, 1881, North Woodstock. Conn.; 
 d. Albert A. (b. do.) and Ellen (Smith) Paine 
 (b. Lebanon, Conn.). Prepared in Woodstock 
 Acad.; Mass. St. Norm. Sch. Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Asst. Prin., City Norm. Sch., Rochester, N. Y. 
 Address, Rochester, N. Y. 
 
 6469. JULIUS CLARK PALMER 
 (Brother of No. 5353) 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 24, 1893, 
 Augusta, 111.; s. George Pierson (b. Ag 2, 1859, 
 Knoxville, 111.) and Geneva Lee (Harmon) Pal- 
 mer (h. Te 27, 1867, W. Va.). Prepared in 
 Augusta H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 
 Scabbard and Blade; ist Lt., Univ. Regt. Instr. 
 Descriptive Geometry, Engr. Mech., Univ. 01 
 Mich., 1914 — •; City Engr's olfice, Jackson, 
 Mich., Summer 1916; do. Detroit, Summer 1917. 
 Address, 102 S. Ingalls St., Ann Arbor, Mich.; 
 bus. add., c/o Univ. of Mich., do. 
 
 6470. JOHN WALLACE PARK 
 Teacher; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 26, 1887, 
 Mahomet, 111.; s. A. L. Park. Prepared in 
 Thornton Tp H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Scarab; Arch. Club; Asst. Ed. Arch. 
 Year Book; Asst. Mgr., Varsity Baseball 1913; 
 Sr. Memorial Com.; Prelim. Honors. Teach- 
 er, Arch., Boy's Tech. H. S., Milwaukee. Lt., 
 Art. Service, Camp Custer, Mich.; do., Colum- 
 bia, S. C. Address, 815 Grand Ave., Apt. 60, 
 Milwaukee. t 
 
 6471. EARLE HENDERSON PARKINS. 
 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 18, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. William G. (b. Jl 4, 1866, London, 
 Can.) and Nettie Louise (Henilerson) Parkins 
 (b. Ja 28, 1868, Chicago). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S. Chicago. Alpha Chi Sigma. With 
 Baker Packing Co., Chicago; ist. 111. F. A. 
 III. Nat. Guard, 1915-17; 1st. R. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111., My-Ag 1917; U. S. N. R. F., 
 1917; Ensign, 1917; Lt. (Jr. Grade); Receiv- 
 mg Ship, Norfolk, Va., 1918 — . Married 
 Mary Johnstone, D 8, 1918. Annaiiolis, Md. 
 Address, 5532 Harper Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6472. LLOYD HERJ4AN PASEWALK 
 R. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 5) 1891, Norfolk, Neb.; 
 s. II. A. Pasewalk. Prepared in Norfolk (Neb.) 
 
 11. S.; N. W. Univ. Address, Onawa, la. 
 
 6473. HILDING REGNAULT PATTERSON 
 
 (PETERSON) 
 
 Merchant; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 21, 1891, 
 
 Chicago; s. Gust. R. (b. Jl 16, i86i, Kalmar, 
 
 Sweden) and Ida (Johnson) Peterson (b. S 
 
 12, 1868, do.). Prepared in I^ne Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Alpha Chi Kho; Class Treas., 1914. 
 Dealer in ice and coal, S 1914 — . Address, 
 5547 Princeton Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6474. VEDA LOUISE PAYNE 
 (MacDONALD) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 8, 1890 Chicago; 
 d. Douglas Amos (b. My 30, 1857, Warrenton, 
 Va.) and Mary Parthenia (Thompson) Payne 
 (b. Mr I, 1856 Nottingham. N. H.). Prepared 
 in Stephens Coll.; Va. Coll.; N. W. Univ. 
 1911-12. Married Joseph Jardine MacDonald, 
 My 12, 1916, Chicao'o. Child, William Douglas, 
 b. Je II, 191 7. Address, 148 St. Paul's Place, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 6475. EARL D. PEADRO 
 (Brother of No. 7859) 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 28, 1888, Sullivan, 111.; 
 s. R. M. Peadro. Prepared in Sullivan H. S. 
 .■Iddress, 713 Hamilton St., Sullivan, Ill.t 
 
 6476. WILLIAM McCORD PEEPLES 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 2, 189 1, 
 Shawneetown, 111.; s. William A. (b. Ja 11. 
 185 1, do.) and Ada (Woods) Peeples (b. F 
 24, 1853, Centerville, Ind.). Prepared in 
 West. Mil. Acad., 1910-11. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma. Salesmgr.. Freeport, III., 
 1915-16; Chem., Waterworks, Evansville, Ind., 
 1916-17. 2d Lt., 76th F. A.. A. E. F., France; 
 with Army of Occupation. Ger., 1918 — -. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, Evansville, Ind.; 
 bus. add., Freeport, 111. 
 
 6477. CARRIE MAY PERVIER (POWERS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 7140) 
 
 Toacher; A. B. in II. Sc. : b. D 5, 1890, 
 
 Sheffield, 111.; d. Clayton Corell (b. Mr 4. 1858, 
 
 Mineral, 111.) and Jessie May (Curtis) Pervier 
 
548 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1914 
 
 (b. O 19, 1857, Sheffield, 111.)- Prepared in 
 Sheffield H. S. Achoth; Omicron Nu. Married 
 Fred Richmond Powers ('15); S 14, 19 15, 
 Sheffield, 111. Children: John Clayton, b. S 2, 
 1916; Maynard Henry, b. Mr 10, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Tiskilwa, 111. 
 
 6478. JOHN CARNE PHELPS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 15, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Gregor William (b. Ap 16, 1861, 
 Miss.; and Emily Blanche (Carne) Phelps (b. 
 Ag 31, 1867, Eng.). Prepared in Oak Park 
 H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Ma- wan-da; 
 Sigma Tau; Capt., Varsity Baseball; Varsity 
 Track. Salesman, Chicago Bridge & Iron 
 Works, 1914-15; Designing Engr., Am. Spiral 
 Pipe Works, 191 5 — . 111. Reserve Militia. 
 Married Frances Ruth Wood, N 23, 1916, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 341 S. Taylor Ave., Oak Park, 
 111. 
 
 6479. JOHN JOSEPH PITTS, JR. 
 (Husband of No. 5782; Brother of Nos. 1751, 
 2210) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. S. in Agr., 
 1915; b. N 21, 1891, Bloomington, 111.; s. John 
 J. (b. O 20. 1853, McLean, 111.) and Mary 
 Elizabeth (Roberts) Pitts (b. O 30, 1858, Bat- 
 tle Creek, Mich.). Prepared in Bloomington 
 H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Gamma Rho; 
 Helmet; Ku Klu.x; Class Swimming; Polo; 
 Chm., Jr. Prom. Com.; Asst. Ed., Illio, 1913; 
 Sr. Ed., Illio. Farming, Maple Crest farm, 
 McLean, 111. Married Margaret F. Leach 
 ('13), D 29, 19 1 7, Rogers Park, Chicago. 
 Address, Maple Crest Farm, McLean, 111. 
 
 6480. THEODORE PLACK 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 7, 1887, 
 Oak Hill, 111.; s. George (b. Ger.) and Eliza- 
 beth (Jeiden) Plack (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Bradley Poly. Inst. Jr. Engr., 111. St. High- 
 way Dept., Peoria, 1914-18; Asst. Min. Engr.. 
 Harrisburg, 111., 19 18 — . Married Johanna 
 Anderson, O 4, 1915, Oak Hill, 111. Address, 
 200 N. Webster St., Harrisburg, HI. 
 
 6481. CATHARINE PLANCK (KIRCHER) 
 (Wife of No. 4748) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 7, 1891, Peoria; d. 
 Arthur F. (b. N 26, 1867, Washington, 111.) 
 and Nellie Vickers (Emerson) Planck (b. D 
 16, 1868, McConnellsville, O.). Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S.; Univ. of Chicago, summer, 
 19 1 3. Kappa Alpha Theta: Yo Ma: Sigma 
 Xi; Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club; Psych. Club; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors; Sr. C^lass Sec. 
 Married Paul Kircher ('11), O 28, 1914. Chil- 
 dren: Paul, Jr., b. Jl 21, 1915; Joanne Louise, 
 b. Jl 27, 19 1 8. Address, 2746 Magnolia Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6482. CASPER PLATT 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 6, 
 1892, Danville, 111.; s. L. Piatt. Prepared in 
 Danville H. S. Stud.. Law Sch., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago. Lawyer, Danville. 111. 2d Lt., Co. 16, 
 151st Depot Brig. Camp Devens, Ayer. Mass.; 
 Mustered out. D (>. 191 8. .Address, 419 Temple 
 Bldg., Danville. III. 
 
 6483. PAUL WRIGHT POGUE 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 26, 1892, 
 Findlay, 111. ; s. W. M. Pogue. Prepared in 
 LTniv. Acad. Delta Upsilon; Helmet; Fresh. 
 Varsity Baseball. Stud., Law Sch., Columbia 
 Univ. Lawyer, Decatur, 111. .Address, 518 
 W. Prairie St., Decatur, Ill.t 
 
 6484. STANLEY LANDON POGUE 
 (Brother of No. 7868) 
 Lawyer: LL. B.; b. Ja 31, 1891, Sullivan, 
 111.; s. John Robert (b. Shelby Co.. 111.) and 
 Ella (Landon) Pogue (b. Auburn, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Sullivan H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 
 Phi Delta Phi; Yoxan; Ku Klux; Order of 
 the Coif; Pres., Law Club; Jr. Prom. Com.; 
 Sr. Hat Com.; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Lawyer, Decatur, 111. Mem., Rotary Club; 
 Decatur Club; Univ. Club. Married Lois Bos- 
 ton, Je 18, 1915, Yorkville, 111. Address, 501 
 Powers Bldg., Decatur, 111. 
 
 6485. LEILA JEAN POLLARD 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 8, 1889, 
 Milwaukee; d. Charles Seth (b. do.) and Annie 
 (Lee) Pollard (b. St. Charles, III). Prepared 
 m St. Charles H. S. Achoth. Grad., Chicago 
 Norm. Coll., 1917. Mem., Univ. 111. Alumnae 
 Assn., Chicago. Address, 6235 Kenwood Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6486. HENRY ROBB POLLOCK 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 15, 1885, Clin- 
 ton, III.; s. A. (b. N 20, i860, do.) and Hattie 
 (Robb) Pollock (b. Jl 14, 1868, Lincoln, 111.). 
 Prepared in Clinton II. S. Teacher, Chrisman, 
 I'JK, 1914-16; do.. Oblong, 111., 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Mora Brownfield, Ag 25, 1914, Champaign. 
 Child, Mary Helen, b. Jl i, 1915. Address. 
 Oblong, 111. 
 
 6487. MIYARES PORTUONDO 
 (Brother of No. 5365) 
 ^ B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 5, 1888, Santiago de 
 Culja; s. Juan Portuondo. Prepared in El Di- 
 vine Maestro and Jefferson Mil. Coll. Address, 
 .\quilera. No. 8, Santiago de Cuba.t 
 
 6488. MERTIE AMALIA POSTEL 
 
 (Daughter of No. 367; Sister of Nos. 4863, 
 
 8671) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 25, 1891, Mas- 
 coutah. 111.; d. Julius ('83), (b. N 29. 1862, do.) 
 and Anialia Postel (b. Je 26, 1862, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Mascoutah H. S.; B. S., Milwaukee 
 Downer Coll., 1911. Address, Mascoutah, II' 
 
 6489. FLOYD EMERSON POSTON 
 Manager; .\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 10, 1893, 
 Nelsonville O.; s. Clarence E. (b. O 25, 1857, 
 do.) and Ella (Dill) Poston (b. Je 15, 1858, 
 Bainbridge, O.). Prepared in Crawfordsville 
 (Ind.) H. S. Sigma Chi; Helmet; Ku Klux; 
 Ind. Club; Class Baseball, 1912-14. Mgr., C. E. 
 Poston Brick Plant, Attica, Ind. Married 
 Eleanor Edna Orr. F 3, 1917, Attica, Ind. Ad- 
 dress, Attica, Ind. 
 
 6490. BERNICE POWELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 9, 1893, 
 Atlantic, la.; d. George P. (b. Ag 25, 1863, 
 Minn.) and Harriet E. (Williams) Powell (b. 
 My 5, 1865, O.). Prepared in North Des 
 Moines H. S.; Drake Univ., 1910-11; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1916. Sigma Kappa. Teacher, H. S., 
 Dixon, 111., 1914-17; Teacher, Tp. H. S., Fair- 
 bury. 111., 1917 — . Address, Fairbury, 111. 
 
 6491. LEROY TALLMAN POWERS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 12, 1882, Prai- 
 rieville. 111.; s. Austin A. (b. O 18, 1857, do.) 
 and Adella (Tallman) Powers (b. Ja 10, 1859, 
 Camanche, la.). Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. 
 S. Agr. Club; Hort. Club; Country Life Club. 
 Farming, Sterling, 111., 1916 — . Mem., Hort. 
 Soc. of No. 111., 1Q16-18. Address, R 1, Ster- 
 ling. 111. 
 
 6492. ANTON PRASIL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Ja 11, 1889, 
 Chicago; s. George (b. 1864, Bohemia) and 
 Anna (Strelec) Prasil (b. 1869, do.). Prepared 
 in Medil H. S. and Y. M. C. A. Prep. School. 
 Phi Lambda LTpsilon; Chem. Club; Prelim., 
 Final and Special Honors; Sigma Xi. Asst. 
 Chem., Nutrition Lab., Univ. of III.; -Agr. Exj). 
 Sta., 1914; Chem. Examiner. U. S. Civil Ser- 
 vice Com., Washington, D. C. 1914-1918; Re- 
 search Chem., Nat. Aniline & Chem. Co., Buf- 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 549 
 
 falo, N. Y., 1918 — . Mem., A. C. S. Married 
 Mary Elsie Cizkovsky, Ag 19, 1916, Chicago. 
 Address, 108 Pries Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 6493. PAUL RUDOLPH ARCTANDER 
 PREUS 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 19, 1890, 
 Viroqua, Wis.; s. H. N. Preus. Prepared in 
 Viroqua (Wis.) H. S. C. E. Club; Baseball. 
 C. Engr., Div. Survey,' Chicago. 5th Obser- 
 vation Bat., F. A. C, O. T. S., Camp Zachary 
 Taylor, Ky. Address, c/o M. M. Moen, Cal- 
 mar, la.t 
 
 6494. EDWIN CHESTER PROUTY 
 Office Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 9, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Edwin S. and Sarah M. (Brewer) 
 Prouty. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S. Tri- 
 angle; Sigma Tau; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Ben Franklin Club; 111. Union 
 Dramatic Club; Lt. Col., Univ. Regt., 1913-14. 
 Office Mgr., McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York 
 City, 1914 — . Married Bernardetta McKean, 
 Je 24. 191 5, New Rochelle, N. Y. Child, Eliza- 
 beth Sarah, b. Ja 22, 1917. Address, 141 25th 
 St., Elmhurst, Long Island, N. Y. ; bus. add., 
 239 West 39th St., New York City. 
 
 6495. WILLIAM SING-CHONG PUNG 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Ry. C. E. ; M. S., 1915; 
 b. D 25, 1892, Honolulu, Hawaii; s. Wing 
 Ming (b. S 29, 1850, Canton, China) and Det- 
 Yin (Ching) Pung (b. Je 19, 1857, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Oahu Coll., Honolulu, Hawaii, 1909; 
 Stanford Univ., 1910-12. Chinese Stud. Club; 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Ry. Club; Grad. Club; C. 
 E. Club; Class Track. Chm., Santa Fe Ry. 
 Co., Gushing, Okla., 1915; Rodman, do., 1915- 
 16; Acting Res. Engr., do., Drumright, Okla., 
 1916; Transitman. 1916-17; Draftsman, Barton 
 Co. and Santa Fe Ry. Co., Holyrood, Kan., 
 1917. Pvt., U. S. A., igif ; Sgt., Co. D, 357th 
 Inf., 1918; Instr., Co. 2, E. O. T. S., Camp 
 A. A. Humphreys, Va. Jr. Mem., A. S. C. 
 E. Address, 827 Clayton St., Honolulu, 
 Hawaii. 
 
 6496. GEORGE EDWARD QUICK 
 
 (Brother of No. 8681) 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 22, 1892, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. George Wesley (b. O 22, 1866, 
 Tiskilwa, 111.) and Carrie (Gossler) Quick (b. 
 S 2, 1868, do.). Prepared in Tiskilwa H. S. 
 Theta Chi; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. Foreman on Sub-Sta. , E. St. Louis, 
 1914; Efficiency Engr., Chicago, 1914; Supt., 
 Gen. Const., Tiskilwa, 111.. 1914-16; Engr., Uni- 
 versal Portland Cement Co., Mr-S 1916; Gen. 
 Supt., M. J. Hoffman Const. Co., Evansville, 
 Ind.. S 1916 — . Auth.: LTnit Const. Canopies, 
 Engineering News Record, Vol. 78, No. 4, Ap 
 26, 1917. Married Anna Ruth Hare, Je 14, 
 1916, Tiskilwa, 111. Address, c/o M. J. Hoff- 
 man Const. Co., Evansville, 111. 
 
 6497. BERNICE MAE QUINN (GARRETT) 
 (Wife of No. 6251; Sister of No. 9327) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 7, 1891, La Fayette, 
 111.; d. Frank F. (b. Ap 16, i86i,iToulon, 111.) 
 and Nellie Mae (Jones) Quinn (b. D 21, 1861, 
 La Fayette, 111.). Prepared in La Fayette H. 
 S.; Knox Coll., 1910-12. Alpha Chi Omega. 
 Married James F. Garrett ('14), O s, 1914, La 
 Fayette, III. Child, Dorothy Marilyn, b. Je 9, 
 1 91 5. Address, 907 Jefferson St., Wilmington, 
 Del. 
 
 6498. LEONIDAS WILLING RAMSEY 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Land Gard.; b. My 22, 
 1891, Hazlehurst, Miss.; s. J. L. (b. do.) and 
 Carrie (Willing) Ramsey (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Marion Inst.; Hazlehurst H. S.; Millsaps Coll. 
 Kappa Sigma; Scarab; Ma-wan-da; Sigma Delta 
 Chi; 111. Dramatic Club; Lambkins; Land. Gard. 
 Club; Ed.. Siren; Circus Mgr.; Co-Auth., Prod- 
 igal Prince; Class Poet; Mgr.. Ath. Assn. Land. 
 
 Arch. Ensign, U. S. N. Auth.: Articles on 
 Land. Gard. Address, 902 Marquette St., Dav- 
 enport, la. 
 
 6499. HALLIE BURNSIDE RANDOLPH 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 30, 1891, 
 Covington, Ind.; s. Fred E. and Ora B. (Burn- 
 side) Randolph. Prepared in De Pauw Acad.; 
 De Pauw Univ., 1910-11. Phi Kappa Psi; Agr. 
 Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Mil. Band; 111. 
 Agr. Staff; Agr. Dance Com. Instr., Agr., 
 Drummer Tp. H. S., 111., 1914-17; Vocational 
 Agr. Teacher, Noblesville, Ind., 1917-18; Co. 
 Agr. Agt., do., 1918. Maj., U. S. A., Washing- 
 ton D. C, 1 918 — . Mem. A. F. A. M.; Ind. 
 Pure Bred Live Stock Assn.; Ind. Corn Grow- 
 er's Assn. Married Gail Wise Bushy, Ag 
 19, 1914. Anderson, III. Child, Halfred Fre- 
 mont, b. Je 27, 1915. Address, Covington, 
 Ind.; bus. add., Noblesville, Ind. 
 
 6500. CARL KING RANG 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; LL. B., 1916; 
 b. N 16, 1 89 1, Freeport, 111.; s. C. H. Rang. 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Lawyer, Spring- 
 field, 111. 2nd Lt., R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan. 
 111. ist Lt., Mil. Police Bn., Trier, Ger. 
 Address, 610 Park Ave., Rockford, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Box 486, Springfield, 111. 
 
 6501. BENJAMIN JULIUS RAPPAPORT 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 29, 1892, Chicago; s. J. 
 Rappaport. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Beta Phi Pi; Ionian; Arch. Club; 
 Menorah Soc; Class Basketball; Class Foot- 
 ball; Mgr., Class Track; Mgr., Class Ath. Ad- 
 dress, 2128 Crystal St., Chicago. 
 
 6502. ALFRED RAUT 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 17, 1874, 
 St. Louis; s. Julius (b. Mr 29, 1850, do.) and 
 Anna (Nictor) Rautenstrauch (b. Ap 4, 1854, 
 do.). Prepared in Sedalia (Mo.) H. S. Agr. 
 Club; Dairy Ed. ///. Agr. Co. Agr. Agent, 
 Nottoway and Amelia Cos., Va., 1914-17; Dist. 
 Agr. Agt.. Southeast. Ozarks, 1917 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married Lillie Maud Bowen, 
 S 10. 1899, Hoopeston, 111. (died, My 7, 1911); 
 Nora L. Silger, D 23, 1918, Grandin, Mo. 
 Child, Earle Jewell, b. F 18, 1910. Address, 
 Perryville, Mo. 
 
 6503. CARL ERIC REDBORG 
 With Mfg. Co.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 
 26, 1889, Gothenburg, Sweden; s. Carl (b. S 23, 
 1834, do.) and Josephine (Wanin) Redborg (b. 
 Ap 24, 1854, do.). Prepared in Gothenburg. 
 Sweden; Batavia H. S. Worked for Sears, Roe- 
 buck & Co.; Appleton Mfg. Co., Batavia, 111. 
 135th F. A., A. E. F., France. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; Odd Fellows. Address, 265 Hueston 
 St., Batavia, 111. 
 
 6504. HERMAN THORNTON REEVES 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 3, 1890, 
 Normal, 111.; s. L. Reeves. Prepared in Univ. 
 Mil. Sch., Mobile, Ala. Arch. Club; Land. 
 Gard. Club; Dixie Club; Univ. Soc, Land. 
 Arch.; Engr. Dance Cora. Land. Arch., Daven- 
 port, la. Address, 515 Putnam Bldg., Daven- 
 port, la.f 
 
 6505. ERNEST ALEXANDER REID 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1915; b. 
 J.e 28, 1888. Oxford, Ind.; s. Alexander T. (b. 
 D 31, 1852, Rushylvania, O.) and Louisa (Mc- 
 Gee) Reid (b. Mr 21. 1853, College Corner, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Grand Rapids (Minn.) H. 
 S.; Miss. A. & M. Coll., 1910-11. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Final Honors. 
 Instr., Elec. Engng.. Univ. of Minn., 191 5-17: 
 do.. Univ. of 111.. 1917-18. Auth.: Pull and 
 Flux, Characteristics of a Solenoid, Techno- 
 graph. Vol. XXX, No. 2, 1916. Married Nel- 
 lie Williams, Ag 30, 1916, Grand Rapids, Minn. 
 .Address. 609 Indiana Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
55° 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 6506. RAYMOND THOMAS REILLY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ja 29, 
 1890, Lake Co., 111.; s. Thomas S. (b. South 
 Bend, Mich.) and Rose G. (Moran) Rcilly (b. 
 Lake Co., 111.). Prepared in Waukegan IL S. 
 Asst. Engr., Alvord & Burdick, Consulting 
 Engrs., Chicago, 19 14- 17. Pvt., Co. A, 111. 
 Nat. Guard, service on Tex. Border 1915-16; 
 I St Lt., Engrs. R. C, U. S. A., fe 19 17—. 
 Address, 138 North St., Waukegan, 111. 
 
 6507. ROBERT RUTTER REIMERT, JR. 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 20, 1891, 
 Carthage, Mo.; s. Robert Rutter (b. D 10, 
 1864, Franklin, Pa.) and Ada Mae (Lowey) 
 Reimert (b. Mr 20, 1870, Jacksonville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Central H. S., St. Louis; Hyde 
 Park H. S. Chi Beta; Scarab; Varsity Water 
 Polo; Engr. V. P., 111. Union; Pres., 111. Union 
 Dramatic Club; Jr. Prom. Com.; Homc-Coming 
 Cora. Sr. Memorial Com. Arch., Miami, Fla., 
 1914-15; Insp. of Const, on Residence and Est., 
 James Deering, Miami, Fla., 1915-17. R. O. T. 
 C, Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., 1917; R. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Monroe, Va.. 1917; 2d Lt., C. A. R. C. Ft. 
 Dade, Fla.; Assigned to Bat. B, 64th Regt., 
 C. A. C; 2d Lt., do., A. P. O., 733, A. E. F., 
 1918. Address, 1127 E. 62nd, Chicago; bus. 
 add., c/o James Deering E^t., Miami, Fla. 
 
 6508. SYLVIA PEARL RENNER 
 
 (HADDEN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6270; Sister of No. 4383) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 14, 1891, L^rbana; d. 
 
 Enos H. (b. Rantoul, 111.) and Lou Ella Renner, 
 
 (b. Urbana). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 
 H. Sc. Club. Married Stanley Bear Hadden 
 
 ('14), D 31, 1914, Urbana. Address, Pentield, 
 
 Ill.t 
 
 6509. RUTH MARGARET RENWICK 
 
 (Sister of No. 7889) 
 Supervisor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 19, 
 1891, Harvey, 111.; d. Frank W. (b. F 5. 1867, 
 Elgin, 111.) and Margaret A. (Concannon) 
 Renwick (b. Ja 15, 1868, Clinton, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S. Ph. B., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1913. Delta Gamma. Supvr., Art, 
 Thornton Tp. H. S., Harvey, 111., 1915 — . 
 Address, 5450 E. View Park, (Jhicago. 
 
 6510. DAPHNE MARGARET REXWINKLE 
 (Sister of No. 5380) 
 Secretary; B. Mus.; b. F 20, 1889, Oska- 
 loosa, la.; d. Benjamin Franklin (b. Fayette 
 Co., 111.) and Ruth Emily (DeLong;) Rex- 
 winkle (b. Westfield, 111.). Prepared in Van- 
 dalia H. S. Sigraa Kappa; Mu Kapjia Al])ha. 
 In charge of Pub. Sch. Mus., Lorenz, la.; 
 Sec. for Salesmgr., U. S. Printing 6s: Litho- 
 graph Co., Chicago. Address, 212 Gallatin St., 
 Vandalia, 111.; bus. add., 6212 University Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 651 1. GROVER COLVIN RICE 
 Supt., Schs. and Farmer; A. B. ita L. A. 
 
 & S.; b. Je 23, 1883, McVey, 111.; s. Charles 
 F. (b. Ja 6, 1852, Atwater, 111.) and Clara 
 Estella (Fite) Rice (b. S 25, 1862, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Hillsboro H. S. Homesteading a 
 ranch, Dubois, Idaho, Supt., Schs., during 
 winter seasons, 1914 — . Address, Dubois, 
 Idaho. 
 
 6512. HUGH MONROE RICE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.: b. N i, 1891, Gillespie, 111.; 
 s. Henry Rice. Prepared in Univ. Acad. Ad- 
 dress, Gillespie, 111. 
 
 6513. PAyUL COBB RICH 
 
 (Brother of No. 7163) 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. N 6, 1890, 
 
 Chicago; s. Evert and Marie (Rlieinbold) Rich. 
 
 Prepared in Calumet II. S., Chicago. Beta 
 
 Theta Pi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Alpha Chi 
 
 I1914 
 
 Sigma; Sigma Xi; Final Honors; ist Lt. and 
 Maj., Univ. Regt 1912-14; Class Basketball; 
 Mandolin Club. Submarine contracting, 1914- 
 15;. Research Chem., Parke, Davis & Co., De- 
 troit, 1915-16; Chem. and Asst. F"oreman, Gen. 
 Chem. Co., Hegewisch, HI., 1916 — . Mem., 
 A. C. S., 1914. Address, 10420 Prospect Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6514. HELEN MARIE RICHARDS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 3, 1887, 
 Johet, 111.; d. Charles W. (b. 1855, Chicago 
 Junction, O.) and Agnes B. (Keir) Richards 
 (b. 1862, Joliet, 111.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. 
 H. S. Grad. work, N. W. Univ., 1916-17; do., 
 Columbia Coll. of Expression, 1917-18. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Sigma I'si; Math. Club; Final 
 Honors; Phi Delta Psi. Math. Teacher, Austin 
 H. S., Chicago, 1914 — . Mem., Universalist 
 Church. Address, 5538 W. Race Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6515. CHARLES RICHARDSON 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 31, 1890, 
 Shelbyville, Ky. ; s. C. C. Richardson. Pre- 
 pared in Louisville H. S. Theta Delta Chi; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Helmet; Fresh. Varsity 
 Football; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Class Foot- 
 ball; Capt., Bowling, 1914; Sr. Ball Com. 
 Football Coach. Blair Acad., N. J.; Salesman, 
 Internat. Harvester Co., Trenton, N. J. Ad- 
 dress, Cook Y. M. C. A., Trenton, N. J. 
 
 6516. FRANK ERWIN RICHART 
 (Husband of No. 7660) 
 Instructor; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1915; b. 
 My II, 1892, Lena, 111.; s. C. K. (b. N 18, 
 1853, Orangeville, Pa.) and Ida Florence (Gam- 
 bler) Richart (b. N 17, 1856, Winslow, 111.). 
 Prejiared in Lena H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi; Prelim, and Final Honors; Reinforced Con- 
 crete Designing, Chicago, 1915-16; Instr., T. & 
 A. M., Urbana, igiB-i8. With Concrete Ship 
 Div., Emergency Fleet Corp., Philadelphia and 
 .South Bethlehem. Pa., 191 8 — . Married Mary 
 Fern Johnson ('16), S 11, 1917, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 1 00-' 14 W. California St., Urbana; bus. 
 add., Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111. 
 
 6517. FRIEDEL CHAPIN RICKEY 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 7, 1890, Chi- 
 cago; s. Friedel Lincoln (b. Ja 17, 1863, Mar- 
 seilles, 111.) and Ella Laura Reynolds) Richey 
 (b. F II, 1857. Chicago). Prepared in Lake 
 View H. S., Chicago. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta; Gamma Alpha; 
 Tribe of Illini; Mgr., Varsity F'ootball, 191 SI 
 Mandolin Clul); Sr. Memorial Com. Asst., 
 Coll. of Agr. and Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of II!., 
 1914-16; Farmer, Downers Grove, 1916 — . Ad- 
 dress, Downers Grove, 111. 
 
 6518. DAVID MORRIS RIFF 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 20, 1891, 
 St. Louis; s. Samuel (b. Hungary) and Nettie 
 (Zuckerman) Riff (b. do.). Prepared in Tuley 
 JI. S., Chicago; Univ. of Minn., 1914-15. Men- 
 orah; Adelphic; Prelim, and Final Honors; 
 Capt., LTiiiv. Regt.; Sigma Xi. Engr., Flat Slab 
 Products Co., Chicago, 191 4; M. St. P. & S. S. 
 M. Ry., Minneapolis, 1914-15; Webster Engng. 
 Co., 1915-17; East. Sales Mgr., Am. Steam Con- 
 veyor Corp., 1917 — . Mem., B'nai Brith, 1913. 
 Address, 1139 N, Mozart St., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 2102-21 10 W. 40th St., New York CZity. 
 
 6519. JULES HENRY ROBERT 
 (Brother of Nos. 2799, 3939) 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 13. 1893, 
 Lacon, 111.; s. Paul H. (b. Je 26, 1858, Coiselle. 
 Switzerland) and Louise Adele (Brandt) Robert 
 (b. Mr 13, 1857, Planchette, do.). Prepared in 
 Lacon H. S. Upsilon Beta Pi; M. E. Soc. 
 .\sst., M. E. Dept.. Rensselaer Poly. Inst., Troy, 
 N. Y.; Instr.. Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, 
 Kan. Co. E, 353rd Inf., 89th Div., Camp 
 
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 551 
 
 Funston; Bn. Sergt. Maj., Ildqtrs. G 3, 4th 
 A. C, A. E. F.. France; Army of Occupation, 
 Ger. Address, Lacon, 111.; bus. add., c/o Kan- 
 sas State Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 6520. ERMA DOROTHY ROBERTS 
 (HENDERSON) 
 (Wife of No. 7602) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ap 19, 1892, Springfield, 
 111.; d. George Frank and Elizabeth (Adamson) 
 Roberts. Prepared in Curtis H. S., Chicago. 
 Teacher, Marshalltown, la., 1914-15; do., Syca- 
 more, 111., 191 5-18. Married Frank Spoor Hen- 
 derson ('16), Ag 31, 191 7, Chicago. Address, 
 11948 Stewart Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6521. KENNETH EDWARD ROCKHOLD 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. N 18. 
 1891, Burlington, la.; s. J. D. Rockhold. Pre- 
 pared in Burlington (la.) H. S. Mech. Engr.. 
 L. E. Rodgers Erigng. Co., Chicago; do., Mark 
 Mfg. Co., Zanesville, O. Address, 24 Convers 
 St., Zanesville, O. 
 
 6522. ALFRED ROBERT ROHLFING 
 
 (Brother of No. 7902) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja i, 1891, 
 Lawrenceburg, Ind.; s. Louis (b. D 31, 1859, 
 Weisburg, Ind.) and Sophia (Hillman) Rohl- 
 fing (b. F 4, 1867, Lawrenceburg, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Morton Tp. H. S. Chi Beta; Sigma 
 Delta Chi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Mask and 
 Bauble; Hatchet Oration. Bond Salesman, 
 St. Louis, 1914-is; Farming, 191 5 — . Married 
 Evalyn Van Home, O 11, 1916, Roswell, N. M. 
 Child, Ralph Walter, b. Ag 20, 1918. Address. 
 R. I, Farmington, 111. 
 
 6523. VERN ANTON ROLAND 
 Gen. Contr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 8, 1891. 
 Champaign; s. Anton (b. O 25, 1858, Urbana) 
 and Mae (Weeks) Roland (b. Mr 18, 1864, 
 Champaign). Prepared in Champaign H._ S. 
 Arch. Club; Scholarship. Contr. Champaign. 
 Arch. Engr., Ord. Corp., Terre Haute, Ind.; 
 do.. Rock Island, 111.; do.. Governor's Island, 
 N. Y. ; do., Eng. ; do.. Advance Ordnance De- 
 pot 4, A. E. F., France- Mustered out, F 
 
 13, 1918. Married Anna Katherine Hurst. D 
 
 14, 1916, Champaign. Address, loi E. Green 
 St., (Champaign. 
 
 6524. OSCAR B. ROMAN 
 (Husband of No. 7168; Brother of No. 5389) 
 Real Est. Agt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 7, 1891, 
 Granite City, III.; s. Walter (b. Switzerland) 
 and Augusta (Freiburg) Roman (b. St. Louis). 
 Prepared in Granite City H. S. Phi Sigma 
 Kappa. Agr. Real Est., Granite City, 1914-17. 
 I St Lt., Sig. R. C, Aviation Sec, Omaha. Neb., 
 Je 1917; ist Lt., Commanding i6th Balloon Co., 
 France, 1918 — . Married Dorothy Sue Rina- 
 ker ('15). D 5, 1917, Omaha, Neb. Address, 
 R I, Granite City, 111. 
 
 6525. CARRIE LEE ROOTH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 4, 1888, 
 Joy. 111.; d. Edward Rooth. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Teacher, Eng. and Hist., II. S., Han- 
 over, 111. Address, Joy, 111.; bus. add., Han- 
 over, 111. 
 
 6526. WILFRED CROUCH ROPIEQUET 
 
 (Husband of No. 6912) 
 Compensation Expert; A. B. in L. A. & S.; 
 b. S 7. 1891, Belleville, 111.; s. Richard William 
 (b. Mr 23, 1865, do.) and Mamie (Crouch) 
 Ropiequet (b. Mr 25. 1870, do.). Prepared in 
 Belleville H. S.; Evanston Acad. Philomathean; 
 Ben Franklin (ilub; Chess and Checkers Club; 
 Ed. -in-Chief. 1914 Illio; City Ed., Daily IlUni; 
 Mgr.. Star Course; Chm., Sr. Invitation Com.; 
 Dope Sheet Staff. Ins. Adjuster. T. H. Mastin 
 & Co., 1914-18; Compensation E.xpert, 1918 — . 
 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Alta Green 
 ('15), Je 17, 1915, Urbana. Children: Edith, 
 b. Ap 13, 1917;^ Katherine, b. Ag s. 1918. Ad- 
 dress. 379 N. Taylor, St. Louis; bus. add., 401 
 Murphy Bldg., East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 6327. GLENN THOMPSON ROSS 
 (Brother of No. 6528) 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 7, 1891, 
 Rossville, 111.; s. William C. (b. Fairmount, 
 111.) and Lillian (Meneley) Ross (b. Rossville, 
 111.). Prepared in Rossville H. S. Sigma Al- 
 pha Epsilon; Sr. Smoker, 1913. Asst. Cashier, 
 IJusey St. Bank, Urbana. U. S. S. C, San 
 Antonio, Tex., 1918; 2nd Lt., A. S. S. R. C, 
 507 Aero Sqdn.; Mustered out, F 22, igig. 
 Address, 401 Washington Blvd., Urbana. 
 
 6528. ROY MENELEY ROSS 
 (Brother of No. 6527) 
 Mgr., Oil Co.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; s. Wil- 
 liam C. (b. Fairmount, 111.) and Lillian (Mene- 
 ley) Ross (b. Rossville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Rossville H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Bus. Staff, Daily Illini. Bus. Office, 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Meneley-Ross Co., Cham- 
 paign, 1915-16; Std. Oil Co., New York City, 
 Jl-O 1916; do., Hankow, China, N 1916 — . Am. 
 "Volunteer Corp. Mem., M. E. Church; Elks 
 Lodge; A. F. A. M.; Hankow French Club; 
 Hankow Race Club. Address, 401 Washington 
 Blvd., Urbana; bus. add., Hankow, China, 
 c/o Socony. 
 
 6529. JESSIE BLANCHE ROTHGEB 
 
 (Sister of No. 2497) 
 Manager; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 3, 1891, 
 Wellington, lU.; d. John D. (b. Luray, Va.) 
 and Annie B. (Austin) Rothgeb (b. Welling- 
 ton, 111.). Prepared in Hoopeston H. S.; Co- 
 lumbia. Gamma Phi Beta; W. A. A.; H. Sc. 
 Club; Class Basketball. Asst. Mgr., Y. M. C. 
 .'\. Cafeteria, Univ. of III., summer, 1916; Asst. 
 Mgr., Cafeteria and Dormitory, Univ. of Wash., 
 1917; Dietitian, Seattle General Hosp., sum- 
 mer, 191 7; Mgr., Cafeteria and Dormitory, 
 Univ. of Wash., 1918 — . Address, Clarke Hall, 
 Univ. of Washington, Seattle. 
 
 -6530. ENOS MARION ROWE 
 Asst. Supvr. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. F S, 1890, 
 Martinsville. 111.; s. G. H. and Stella V. (Mil- 
 ler) Rowe (b. do.). Prepared in Sidell H. S. 
 Kappa Si^ma; Alpha Gamma Rho; Ma-wan-da; 
 Varsity Baseball, 1912; Capt., Varsity Football, 
 1913. With H. J. Heinz & Co., Pittsburgh, 
 1915-16; St. Charles Sch., St. Charles, 111., 1916- 
 17; Asst. Supvr., E. I. du Pont de Nemours 
 Powder Plant Co., 19 17 — . Married Cora E. 
 Newton, N 25, 1917. Crystal Lake, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 709 sth Ave., Carneys Point, N. J. 
 
 6531. FLOYD ELBA ROWLAND 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1915; 
 Ph. D., 1918; b. D 18, 1885. Hartwick, la.; s. 
 Alva Elsworth (b. N 4. i860, Hagerstown, Md.) 
 and Ella (Clingman) Rowland (b. Ap 9, 1859, 
 Cedarville, 111.). Prepared in Corvallis (Ore.) 
 H. S. B. S., Ore. St. Agr. Coll., 1907. Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon. Asst., Chem.. Univ. of 111., 
 1915; Instr., Ore. Agr. Coll., Corvallis. Ore., 
 1918 — . Lt., Gas Defense Dept., Washington, 
 D. C; Mustered out, 1918. Mem., A. C. S., 
 1916. Married Clauda Leola Anderson, Je 17, 
 igo9, Portland. Ore. Address, Oregon Agr. 
 Coll.. Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 6532. SURYA KANTA ROY 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 16, 1884, 
 Taki, India; s. Manmotha N. and Shikhan 
 Bashim Roy. Prepared in Reid Christian Coll., 
 Lucknow, India. Cosmopolitan Club; Hindu- 
 stan Assn.; Agr. Club. Agr. Adviser, Luck- 
 now, India, 1915-17; Prof., An. Husb. and 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 [1914 
 
 Dairying, Allahabad Coll., do., Mgr., Dairy 
 farm, Gavalier, Central India. Auth. : Canning 
 Industry, The Hindustance Stud. Married Biva 
 Roy, Taki, Bengal, India. Child, Pushpa, b. Ja 
 5, 1917. Address, Satinrth Villa, La Touche 
 Road, Lucknow, India. 
 
 6533- JOHN GARLAND RUCKEL 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 21, 1889, 
 Springfield, 111.; s. John H. (b. do.) and Cora 
 G. Ruckel (b. do.). Prepared in Springfield H. 
 S. .Alpha Tau Omega. Specialty Salesman and 
 Bank Bookkeeper, Birmingham, Ala., 1914-16; 
 Ins., Springfield, 111., 1916-17. Ft. Sheridan, R. 
 O. T. C, 1917; U. S. A., Ag 29, 1917; 2nd Lt., 
 342nd Inf., Camp Grant, 111.; Hdqtrs. Co., 
 342nd Inf.. 86th Div.; Wounded N 8, 1918; 
 Returned to Camp Grant, 111., 1919. Address, 
 848 S. Glenwood Ave., Springfield, 111. 
 
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 6534. CAROLINE NONDAS RUSSELL 
 (GOLDING) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. oc S.; b. N 5, 1890, Omaha, 
 Neb.; d. Reginald Charles (b. London, Eng.) 
 and Estelle Vivien (MacLeod) Russell (b. Mon- 
 treal, Can.). Prepared in Providence Acad.; 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1912-14. Chi Omega; Yo-Ma. 
 Married Marvin Earle Golding, Ap 8, 1916, 
 Ciiicago. Address, 316 McKee Place, Pitts- 
 burgh. 
 
 6535. JOSE URBANO SALAZAR 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 25, 1890, Cusihuriachic, 
 Hex.; s. T. M. Salazar. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad., Ariz. Cosmopolitan Club; Phi Delta 
 Epsilon; Agr. Club; Spanish Club; Latin-Am. 
 Club; 111. Soc. of Agron.; Class Baseball. Ad- 
 dress, 2100 Libertad St.. Chihuahua, Mex.f 
 
 6536. LAURA MARIE SANDERS 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 10, 1889, Pana, 111.; 
 d. G. W. Sanders. Prepared in Pana H. S. 
 H. Sc. Club. Address, 603 Armory Ave., Cham- 
 paign.t 
 
 6537. RALPH LLOYD SANDERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 7, 1888, 
 
 Glasford, 111.; s. Daniel Theodore (b. Ap 12, 
 1865, do.) and Ellen (Brisendine) Sanders (b. 
 1859, Leaksville, N. C). Prepared in Glasford 
 H. S.; Univ. Acad. Acacia; Ma-wan-da; Capt., 
 Track; Sr. Hat Com.; Jr. Smoker Com.; Home- 
 Coming Com. Surv., 111. Rivers & Lakes Com., 
 Chicago; 111. Highway Comn., Springfield, 111.; 
 Bridge Insp., Vandalia R. R.. St. Louis; Bridge 
 Insp. and Designer, 111. Central R. R., Chicago; 
 Computer for Truss Const. Co., do. Co. C. 
 313 Engrs., Camp Dodge. 1917; Co. E, 4th Bn., 
 20th Engrs., 1917; A. S. S. C, 1918. Camp 
 Dick, Dallas, Tex. 2nd Lt., R. M. A., Air 
 Service, Memphis; Mustered out, D 9, 1918. 
 Address, Glasford, 111.; bus. add., 4723 Sheri- 
 dan Road, Chicago. 
 
 6538. LILLIAN WATERS SAVAGE 
 (Sister of No. 8729) 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 
 I. 1890, Baltimore; d. William Penn (b. 1855, 
 Hardin Co., Ky.) and Anne Elizabeth (Waters) 
 Savage (b. 1865, Montgomery Co., Md.). Pre- 
 pared in Mt. Vernon, Belleville, and E. St. 
 Louis H. Schs. Gamma Phi Beta; Athenean; 
 Phi Delta Psi. Teacher, Eng., H. S., Onarga, 
 1914-17; do., H. S., Vermilion. S. Dak., 1917- 
 18; Supt. Schs., Lennox, S. Dak., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 325 Portland Ave., Belleville, 111.; bus. 
 add., Lennox, S. Dak. 
 
 6539. MARGARET SAWYER 
 (Sister of Nos. 4401, 9370) 
 Dietitian; A. P.. in H. Sc; b. D 16, 1891, Tus- 
 cola, 111.; d. Albert Butler (b. Ja 3, 1837, Mil- 
 ton, Vt.) and Fannie (Wardall) Sawyer (b. F 
 26, 1862, Springfield 111.). Prepared in Nor- 
 borne (Mo.) H. S.; Girl's Classical Sch. Kappa 
 
 Alpha Theta; Yo Ma; H. Sc. Club. Stud., 
 Cornell Med. Sch., 1914-1915; Instr., H. Sc, St. 
 Univ of la., 1915-18; Dietitian, Office of Sur- 
 geon Gen., U. S. A., 1918; Post Hosp., Rock- 
 well Field, San Diego, Calif. Auth.: Fourth 
 Measurements of the Surface Area of Adults 
 and Children, The Archives of Internal Medi- 
 cine, Vol. 17, 1916; Studies of Acid Production: 
 
 I. Varying Susceptibility of Children to Acid- 
 osis, Am. Jour. Diseases of Children, Vol. XV; 
 
 II, The Mineral Loss during Acidoses, Jour. 
 of Biol. Chem., Vol. XXXIII, 1918. Address. 
 210 E. Davenport St., Iowa City, la. 
 
 6540. WALTER HOWARD SCALES 
 (Husband of No. 6260) 
 Arch. Engr. ; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 22, 1890, 
 Fond du Lac, Wis.; s. Charles Edward (b. Ap 
 10, 1868, do.) and Lena Anna Katherine (Wick- 
 ert) Scales (b. Ag 31, 1871, do.). Prepared in 
 Ft. Worth (Tex.) H. S. Dixie Club; Arch. 
 Club; ist Lt., Univ. Regt. Sec. and Chief 
 Engr., Blackhawk Const. Co., Waterloo, la., 
 1914-16; Ft. Worth, Tex., 1917; Champaign, 
 1917; Designing Struct. Engr., U. S. Fuel Co., 
 Danville, 111., 1917 — . Struct. Design, Lacka- 
 wanna Bridge Co., Buffalo. N. Y. Mem., Tech. 
 Soc, Waterloo, la.; A. A. E.; Epis. Church. 
 Married Leola lone Goodman ('14), Je 9, 1915, 
 Champaign. Children: Elizabeth Anna, b. Ag 
 10, 1916; Miriam Joan, b. S 20, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Lackawanna Bridge Co., Buffalo, 
 N. Y. 
 
 6541. EMIL FERDINAND SCHAARMANN 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1915; 
 b. Ap 20, 1884, Edgington, 111.; s. Henry (b. 
 Ag 18. 1839, Emsbach, Baden, Ger.) and Lena 
 (Freymark) .Schaarmann (b. My 12. 1847, Ber- 
 lin, Ger.). Perpared in Lutheran Pedagogical 
 Sem., Forest Park 111. Der Deutsche Ver- 
 ein. Dir., Sch. of Mod. Lang., Champaign. 
 Address, 204 W. Church St.. Champaign; bus. 
 add., 412-414 Lincoln bldg., do. 
 
 6542. MABEL EVA SCHADT 
 Manager; B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 26, 1882, 
 Grand Rapids. Mich.; d. John F. (b. O.) and 
 Magdelene (Bertch) Schadt (b. Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Goshen (Ind.) H. S. ; Chicago Univ.; 
 Valparaiso LIniv. H. Sc. Club; Omicron Nu. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Y. W. C. A., St. Louis, 1914- 
 16; Mgr., Cafeteria, do., 1916 — . Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 410 N. 6th St., St. Louis. 
 
 6543. OTTO GEORGE SCHAFFER 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Land. Gard. ; b. F 25, 
 1S86, Lake Geneva, Wis.; s. George Gottlieb 
 (b. Ja 23, 1861, Ger.) and Wilhelmina (Meister) 
 Schaffer (b. D 10, 1865, do.). Prepared in 
 Lake Forest Acad.; Lake Forest Coll.. 1909-10. 
 land. Arch, with A. D. Taylor, Cleveland and 
 Detroit, 1914-15; do., Schaffer & Hornal, Lake 
 Forest, 111. Married Anne Georgene Caspersen, 
 '^ 17, 1917, Chicago. Address, Lake Forest, 
 111. 
 
 6544. EMMA EUGENIA SCHALLER 
 (MILLARD) 
 (Wife of G471; Sister of 4402) 
 A. B. in I-I. Sc; b. N 13, 1892, Mendota, 
 111.; d. Veil C. (b. F 25, i860. Clarion, 111.) 
 and Emily (Faber) Schaller (b. F 4, 1869, do.). 
 Prepared in Blackstone H. S., Mendota. Sig- 
 ma Kappa. Married Floyd Hays Millard (g'12), 
 Mr 18. 1916, Mendota, 111. Address, 5048 
 Slieridan Road, Chicago. 
 
 6545. EMIL PAUL SCHREIER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 26, 1891, 
 Verdigris. Neb.; s. E. Schreier. Prepared in 
 Peru St. Nortii. Sch. Arch Club. Draftsman, 
 Omaha, Neb. Address, 1922 Davenport St., 
 Omaha, Neb.j 
 
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 6546. GLENN WILSON SCHROEDER 
 
 (Brother of No. 2506) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 11, 1891, Joliet, 
 111.; s. Ferdinand W. H. (b. 1846, Gar.) and 
 Abbie Churchill (Ward) Schroeder (b. 1853, 
 Joliet. III.). Prepared in Joliet H. S. Alpha 
 Zeta; Prelim, and Final Honors; Varsity Wrest- 
 ling. Farmer. McHenry Co., 1914-15; do., 
 Ford Co., 1915 — . Married Luella Eliza Dun- 
 nan, Mr 7, 1916, Paxton, 111. Child. Hugh 
 Churchill, b. S 14, 1917 (died O 16, 1917). --Id- 
 dress. Box 276, (jibson City, 111. 
 
 6547. HAZEL MARGUERITE SCHULTZ 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 10, 1890, Stockton, 
 111.; d. H. B. Schultz. Prepared in West H. S., 
 Minneapolis. Address, 830 N. Main St., Rock- 
 ford, Ill.t 
 
 6548. HARRY GEORGE SCHURECHT 
 Ceram. Engr. ; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. O 20, 
 
 1892, Chicago; s. C. Schurecht. Prepared in 
 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Ceram. Club; 
 
 Capt., Varsity Fencing, 1913-14. Address, 1500 
 
 Otto St., Chicago. 
 
 6549. LOUISE FENIMORE SCHWARTZ 
 Librarian B. L. S.; b. O 6. 1885, Knoxville, 
 111.; d. Edwin (b. Galesburg, 111.) and Sarah 
 Alice (Riordan) Schwartz (b. Gibson, 111.). 
 Prepared in Knoxville H. S. A. B., Knox Coll., 
 1907. Libn., Univ. of Wash., 1914 — . Address, 
 1408 E. 42nd St., Seattle; bus. add., c/o Univ. 
 of Washington, do. 
 
 6550. ERNEST SOMERS SCOTT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 26, 1890, 
 Pittsburg; s. Earnest K. Scott. Prepared in 
 Oak Park H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Up- 
 silon; E. E. Soc. ; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. 
 Elec. Engr., Raynold Elec. Co., Chicago. .4d- 
 dress, 202 N. Central, Chicago. 
 
 6551. OLGE HESSE SEARS 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 24, 1892, 
 Oblong, 111.; d. Jacob (b. Mr 19, 1837, Edgar 
 Co., 111.) and Maria Catherine (Hess) Sears 
 (b. My 12, 1850, Morgan Co., Ind.). Prepared 
 in Oblong H. S.; Westtield Coll., 1909-10. M. 
 S. A., Purdue Univ., 1917. Instr., Soils, Pur- 
 due Univ., 1914 — . Married Helen Louise 
 Troop, Je 15, 1915, West La Fayette, Ind. 
 Address, West La Fayette, Ind. 
 
 6552. ROSE ROBERTS SEARS 
 Librarian; B. L. S., 1914; b. F 18, 1877, 
 Chicago; d. Peter C. (b. Mr 15, 1842, Matta- 
 poisett, Mass.) and Rose Ann Tree (Rob- 
 erts) Sears (b. N i, 1840, Bangor, Me.). 
 Prepared in St. Margaret's Sch. A. B., Fair- 
 mount Coll., 1909. Y. W. C. A. Asst. Libn., 
 Chicago Theol. Sem., 191 6; Asst. in Charge 
 of Divinity Lib., Univ. of Chicago, 1916-17; 
 Cataloger, McCormick Theol. Sem.. 1917-18; 
 Asst., Catalog Dept., Newberry Lib., 1918 — . 
 A. L. A. Lib. War Service, Lib. of Congress. 
 Washington. D. C. Auth. : Like an anthem or 
 refrain. Public Libraries; Roman Togas on the 
 Lake Shore Drive, Survey; Gold Beads and 
 Mince Pie, The Continent, Vol. 40. Address, 
 1305 Astor St., Chicago; bus. add., Newberry 
 Library, do. 
 
 6553. EDMUND CLAY SECOR 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 30, 1888, Car- 
 rollton. 111.; s. A. T. (b. My 25, 1857, do.) 
 and Adela Myrtilla (Black) Secor (b. F 18, 
 1858, do.). Prepared in Winona Acad. 
 Farmer, Carrollton, 111. Address, R 2, Car- 
 rollton. 111. 
 
 6554. ESTHER BEULAH SEELEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 26, 1884, 
 Littleton, 111.; s. Lewis Cass (b. Ja 14, 1854, 
 
 Rushville, III.) and Cynthia Maria (Davis) 
 Seeley (b. S 19, 1856, Littleton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Normal H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ.; 
 Columbia L'niv., Summer, 1914; Chicago Univ., 
 Summers, 19 15, 1916. Teacher, Normal, 111. 
 Address, 215 N. School St., Normal, 111. 
 
 6555. SENTARO SERINE 
 B. S. in M. E.; A. B., 1914; Ph. D.. 1917; b. 
 Mr IS, 1886, Japan; s. H. Sekine. Prepared 
 in Univ. of la. Address, c/o Dept. Motive 
 Power and Equipment, Tokyo, Japan. 
 
 6556. SIDNEY ISAAC SEWELL 
 With U. S. Bur. of Standards; B. S. in 
 
 Ceram. E. ; b. Ag 11, 1889, Belvidere, 111.; s. 
 Frank (b. 1858, do.) and Mary C. (Shaffer) 
 Sewell (b. 1S61, New Hampton, la.). Pre- 
 pared in N. Belvidere H. S. With Nat. Sew- 
 ing Machine Co., Belvidere, 111., 1914-16; With 
 U. S. Bur. of Standards, Pittsburgh, 1917 — . 
 Address, 501 1 Maple Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 6557. EARL PAGE SHAPLAND 
 (Brother of No. 5410) 
 
 Superintendent: B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 27, 
 1891, Griswold, 111.; s. John S. (b. Devonshire, 
 Eng.) and Charlotte (Page) Shapland (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad., Varsity Football. 
 Asst. Co. Supt., Highways. Pontiac, 111., 1914- 
 16. 3rd 111. Inf., San Antonio, Tex., 1917; 
 129th Inf., Houston, Tex., 1917 — . Mem., K. 
 P.; A. F. A. M. Married Lois Ross, Jl 14, 
 1917, Saunemin, 111. Address, Saunemin, 111. 
 
 6558. BERTHA LEE SHARP 
 
 (SCHROEPPEL) 
 
 (Wife of No,. 8736) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 2. 1890, Taylor- 
 
 ville. 111.; d. David Miller (b. 1861, Auburn, 
 
 111.) and Elsie Amelia (Lamb) Sharp (b. 1862, 
 
 Wis.). Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S.: 
 
 Bucknell Univ., 1907-8. Cataloger, Univ. of 
 
 111. Lib., 1914-17; Sr. Asst., New York Pub. 
 
 Libr., New York City, 191 7 — . Married Harold 
 
 H. Schroeppel ('17), My 12, 1917, Monticello, 
 
 111. Address, 1707 Nelson Ave., Apt. 6 B, 
 
 New York City. 
 
 6559. FRANK THOMAS SHEETS 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. O s, 
 1890. La Fayette, O. ; s. Edgar Wilson (b. 
 Jl 21, 1863, Bloomingburg, O.) and Gertrude 
 (Williams) Sheets (b. Jl 13, 1868, Sedalia. O.). 
 Prepared in Springfield (O.) H. S.; and Spring- 
 field (111.) H. S. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; C. E. Club; Prelim., Final and 
 Special Honors. Asst. Engr., St. of 111., Div. 
 of Highways; Bridge designer, constr. road 
 designer, road promotion; Asst. Maintenance 
 Engr., 1915 — . Co. D, 5th "Inf., 111. Reserve 
 Militia. Reader, Church of Christ. Married 
 Naomi Gault, N i5, 1914. Springfield, 111. 
 Child, Frank Thomas, Jr., b. F 5, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Palmyra, Mo.; bus. add., 511 S. State 
 St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 6560. WARREN MAXWELL SHELDON 
 (Brother of Nos. 1964, 1965, 7951) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr,; b. O 5, 1888, Sharps- 
 burg, 111,; s, Salmon Maxwell (b. F 17, 1847, 
 do.) and Mahala Hosmer (Kellog) Sheldon (b. 
 S 18, 1855, Shelburne, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Taylorville Tp. H. S. Farmer, Sharpsburg, HI. 
 Married Rose Sharp, Je 16, 1915, Sharpsljurg, 
 111. Address, Sharpsburg, 111. 
 
 6561. WILMA LOY SHELTON 
 Librarian; A. B, in L. A. & S,; B, L. S., 
 1918; b. O 25. 1889, Champaign Co.; d. Wil- 
 liam (b, 1862, do.) and Lorena May Shelton (b. 
 i860, do.). Prepared in Terre Haute (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of Arkansas, 1913-14. Asst. Lib., 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Reviser and Lib. Sch 
 
554 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1Q14 
 
 Asst., do., 1916-18; Libn., Philos. Psych, and 
 Educ. seminars, do., 1918 — . Mem. M. E. 
 Church; Am. Lib. Assn.. 1916 — . Address, 
 1228 S. 11^ St., Terre Haute, Ind.; bus. add., 
 806 S. sth St., Champaign. 
 
 6562. JAMES DOUGLASS SHEPPERD 
 Asst. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 2, 1890, 
 Bristol, Va. ; s. Dr. James H. (b. F 22, 1865, 
 Lynchburg, Va.) and Sarah F. (Gott) Shepperd 
 (b. Je 7, 1870, Jonesboro, Tenn.). Prepared 
 in Peoria H. S. E. E. Soc. Acct., 111. Half-cen- 
 tury exposition, Chicago, 1915-16; Asst. to 
 Chief Engr., Galesburg Ry. Lighting & Power 
 Co., Galesburg, 111., 1916 — •. U. S. A.; Co. 
 A. 809th Pioneer Inf., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 1209 2nd Ave., Peoria; bus. add., Gales- 
 burg Elec. Co., do. 
 
 6563. WILLIAM DAVIS SHIPMAN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 19, 1888, 
 
 St. Paul; s. B. T. Shipman. Prepared in Mech. 
 Arts H. S., St. Paul. Upsilon Beta Pi. R. 
 R. Acct., Evanston, III.; Civ. Engr., C. B. & Q. 
 R. R., Chicago. Married Helen MacLeod, Ap 
 29, 1916. Address, 548 Elmwood Ave., Evans- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 6564. FRANKLIN DILLING SHOBE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 23, 1889, Philo, 111.; 
 
 s. F. P. Shobe. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Alpha Sigma Phi; Philomathean; Pan-Hellenic 
 Council; Chess and Checker Club. Abstracter 
 and Title Examiner, Vermillion Co. Abstract 
 Co., Danville, III.; Lawyer. N. Y. Life Ins. Co., 
 Chicago. Married Adelaide Lohman, Ja 15. 
 1915, Urbana. Child, daughter, b. F 15, 1918. 
 Address, 171 1 E. 72nd St., Chicago. 
 
 6565. FRED GLEN SHOEMAKER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 7, 1889, 
 Abingdon. 111.; s. J. K. Shoemaker. Prepared 
 in Abingdon H. S.; Hedding Coll. Eta Kappa 
 Nu; E. E. Soc. Foreman. Garage and Machine 
 Shop, Abingdon, 111. Address, Abingdon, 111. 
 
 6566. NIM CHI SHUM 
 Chemist; B. S. in Sc; M. S., 191 5; b. D 
 IS, 1890, Canton, China; s. S. N. Shum. Pre- 
 pared in Cook Acad. H. S., Montour Falls, N. 
 Y.; Univ. of Wis. Chem., Hong Kong. China. 
 Address, c/o Kwan Tye, 102 Queen's Road, 
 Hong Kong, China. 
 
 6567. CARL WILLIAM JOHN SIEVERT 
 Chem. Engr.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 24. 
 
 1891, Cook Co., 111.; s. Frank Sievert (b. F 
 19, 1864, Worth, 111.) and Wilhelmina (Benck) 
 Sievert (b. Mr 23, 1873. Oak Lawn, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Blue Island H. S. Chem. Club; Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Chem., Arcady Farms Mil- 
 ling Co., 1914-16; Asst. Supt., do., 1916; Chem. 
 Engr., do., and Affiliated Companies, 191 8 — . 
 Mem., A. C. S.; A. A. A. S. Married Laura 
 Doerman, S 2, 1917, Blue Island, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 506 Griffith Road, Lake Forest, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o Arcady Farms Milling Co., Chicago, 
 or c/o Golden Grain Milling Co., East St. 
 Louis. 
 
 6568. WILFRED CARL SIGERSON 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 22, 
 
 1892, Mason City, 111.; s. Willard Elsworth (b. 
 D 10. 1856, O.) and Emily Augusta (Seward) 
 Sigerson (b. Jl 24, 1863, Mason City, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mason City H. S.; Harvard, 1914-15: 
 N W. Univ., 1915-16. Chi Beta; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi; Cml. Club; Fresh. 
 Honors. Asst. Gen. Auditor, Montgomery Ward 
 & Co., 1916-17: Chief Acct., six Hercules Com- 
 panies, Evansville, Ind., 1917-18; Asst. Treas., 
 Tones & Laughlin Steel Co., 1918— . Married 
 Bertha Gauble, Ag 2, 191 4, Harvel, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Wilfred Carl, b. and died, Mr 19. 1916; 
 Charles Willard, b. Ja 25, 1917; William 
 Carlyle, b. F 9, igiQ- Address, 5853 North- 
 umberland St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 6569. JOHN LAWRENCE SIMONICH 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1915; b. 
 F 22, 1888, Tower, Minn.; s. J. Simonich. Pre- 
 pared in Joliet Tp. H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. 
 E. Soc. Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. 
 Y. Address, Midland, Pa. 
 
 6570. JOHN KNOX SKINNER 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. O 12, 1878. Kell, 
 111.; s. Albert Carter (b. F 21, 1846. Preble Co., 
 O.) and Martha Blair (Telford) Skinner (b. 
 Mr 5, 1853, Kell, 111.). Prepared in So. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Teacher, Chicago, 1914 — . Mar- 
 ried Winnifred Helen Voorhees, Ap 26, 1912, 
 Salem, 111. Address, 2923 W. 24th St. Blvd., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6571. *FRANK CLIFTON SLATER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; J. D., iqi6; b. My 
 24, 1892, Cherry Valley, 111.; s. W. J. Slater. 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Adelphic; Ed. Staff. Illio; Debate; St. Peace 
 Contest; Mgr., Star Lecture Course; Sr. Invi- 
 tation Com. Died F 16, 1918, San Diego, Calif. 
 
 6572. ROBERT LEROY SMART 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O i, 1891, Man- 
 
 teno. 111.; s. Frank Leroy (b. O i, 1863, Gallon, 
 O.) and Martha Hathaway (Foster) Smart (b. 
 N 16, 1868, Lowell, Ind.). Prepared in Daven- 
 port (la.) H. S. Delta Upsilon; Orange and 
 Blue. Asst. Engr.. Monon R. R., Chicago, 1914- 
 15; 111. , Ind. ,0., Field Engr. Const. Co. ,1916-17; 
 Ry. Valuation, Chicago, 1917. Hdqtrs. Troop, 
 88th Div., Camp Dodge, la., 1918; Sergt., Co. 
 A., 544th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 2407 Pershing Ave., Davenport, la. 
 
 6573. FRANK JOHN SMEJKAL 
 (Brother of No. 3183) 
 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 13, 
 i88q, Chicago; s. Joseph A. (b. Ag 7, i860, 
 Bohemia) and Barbara (Belchin) Smejkal (b. 
 O 31, 1864, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Chi Phi. Baseball Player, 
 Ottawa, Can.; Live Stock Insp., Chicago; Farm 
 Sanitation Adviser, St. of 111. ist Sergt., Ord. 
 Dept., 33rd Div., Camp Logan. Houston, Tex,; 
 Mustered out, F 19, 1919- Address, 1327 S. 
 Lawndale Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6574. CHARLES ROGER SMITH 
 Inspector; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 25, 1892, 
 Hartville, O.; s. I. Smith. Prepared in Canton 
 (O.) H. S.; Pa. St. Coll. Alpha Zeta. Farm- 
 ing, Hartville, O.; Insp., do. Address, Hart- 
 ville, O.t 
 
 6575. DONALD JENCKES SMITH 
 Superintendent; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 24, 
 1892, Normal, 111.; s. Edmund Burke (b. Peoria 
 Co., III.) and Florence M. (Gaston) Smith (b. 
 Normal. 111.). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. 
 Eta Kaiipa Nu; E. E. Soc. Mgr., R. W. An- 
 drews (To., Chicago, 1914-16; Supt., Standard 
 Oil Co. of Ind., Tulsa and Drumright, Okla., 
 igi6 — . Mem.. A. F. A. M., 1918; Rotary 
 Club, 1918. Address, Box 548, Drumright, 
 Okla. 
 
 6576. MARQUIS JOSEPH SMITH 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 2, 1891 
 
 Bennettsburg. N. Y.; s. H. C. Smith. Prepared 
 in Cook Acad., N. Y. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Ben Franklm Club; 
 Staff, ///. Agr. Instr., An Husb., Univ. of 
 Ky Lexington. Ky. Married Margaret Oaks, 
 D'26, 1916. Address, 815 College Ave., Colum- 
 bia, Mo.t 
 
 6577. REUEL LHAMON SMITH 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 24, 1891, 
 
 Tokio, Japan; s. George Thomas (b. 1844, O.) 
 and MaVtha Hannah Candace (Lhamon) Smith 
 (b. 1857, O.). Prepared in Champaign 11. S. 
 2nd Lt., Univ. Regt. Instr., Drawing, Syracuse 
 
I9I4] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 555 
 
 Univ., N. Y., 1915-17; Draftsman, The Burr 
 Co., Champaign, 1917 — . Mem., A. A. E. 
 Married Alberta Maude Daugherty, Ag 31, 
 191 6, Champaign. Child, Reuel Lhamon, Jr., b. 
 Ja 17, 191S. Address, 216 Harwood St., 
 Joliet, 111. 
 
 6578. ROBERT SMITH 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 27, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Robert (b. S 29, 1856, New York 
 City) and Abbie (Gelano) Smith (b. N 23. 
 1867, Kankakee, 111.). Prepared in Englewood 
 H. S. Draftsman, Chicago, 1914-15; Estimator, 
 1915; Mech. Engr., Chicago. U. S. Interst. 
 Commerce Comn., Div. of Valuation, 1915 — . 
 Mem., West. Ry. Club; Illini Club, Chicago. 
 Married Elinor D. Wakefield, D 29, 1015, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 6S08 East End Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6579. STANLEY CHRISTOPHER SMITH 
 Manager; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 21, 1890, 
 Camp Point, 111.; s. C. H. (b. Je 27, 1866, do.) 
 and Louise (Henning) Smith (b. Jl 16, 1867, 
 Fowler, 111.). Prepared in Clayton H. S. Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Cml. Instr.. H. S., Elgin, 111., 
 1914-16; Mgr., Grocery Store, Clayton, 111., 
 1916 — . Mem., Tri-St. Mutual Life Assn. 
 Married Doris Sines, Ja 1, 1913, Clayton, 111. 
 Child, Doris Dolores, b. Ag 6, 1914. Address, 
 Clayton, III. 
 
 6580. WILSON MARSHALL SMITH 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ap 29, 
 i8"8i, Waverly, 111.; s. Robert D. (b. 1846, 
 Scott Co., 111.) and Irene (Marshall) Smith (b. 
 1849, Brown Co., 111.). Prepared in Waverly 
 H. S.; 111. Coll., 1898-99. Acacia. Ed., Waverly 
 Jour., Waverly, 111. Army Y. M. C. A. Sec, 
 Camp Sherman, O 1918 — . Married Helen 
 Henry, Je 23, 191 7, Peoria. Address, Waverly, 
 111. 
 
 6581. ALBERT THORNTON SMITHSON 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 25, 
 1888, Rawdon. Eng. ; s. Thomas (b. Eng.) and 
 Frances (Milner) Smithson (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Lacon H. S. Arch. Draftsman, Chicago. 
 Married Nell E. Guede, Jl 29, 1916, Pekin, 111. 
 Child, Albert T., Jr., b. Jl 26, 1917. Address, 
 2413 S. S3d Ave., Cicero, 111.; bus. add.. West. 
 Elec. Co., Chicago. 
 
 6582. LOGAN ABRAHAM SNYDER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 9, 1886, Kan- 
 kakee, 111.; s. Abraham Snyder. Prepared in 
 Grand Prairie Sem. Pres., Agr. Club, 1914; 
 Pres., Adelphic, 1914; Mask and Bauble; In- 
 tersociety Declamation Contest. Married Grace 
 Pope, O 14, 1 914. Address, Manteno, Ill.f 
 
 6383. ELSIE TRAVILLA SPEAR 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 26, 1888, 
 Rock Falls, 111.; s. Harry William (b. My 15, 
 1862, do.) and Altna De Lisle (Wakeman) 
 Spear (b. My 16, 1869, do.). Prepared in 
 Sterling H. S.; Washburn Coll., 1907. Jame- 
 sonian; Adv. Bd., Women's League; Y. W. C. 
 A.; Omicron Nu. Substitute Dietitian, la. St. 
 Hosp., Des Moines, 1914; Dietitian, Battle Mt.- 
 Sanitarium, Hot Springs, S. Dak., 1914-15; 
 do., Cook Co. Hosp., 1915-16; L. I. Coll. Hosp., 
 Brooklyn. N. Y., 1916-17; do., Sea View Hosp., 
 Staten Island, N. Y.; U. S. N. A., do.. Base 
 Hosp., Upton, N. Y., 1918 — . Mem., N. Y. 
 Assn. Dietitians, 1916. Address, Rock Falls, 
 111. 
 
 6584. LEWIS WOLFGANG SPORLEIN 
 Merchant; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 8, 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s. Louis G. (b. do.) and Ida (Kuehne) 
 Sporlein Cb. do.). Prepared in Armour Inst.; 
 Univ. Acad. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Arch. Club; 
 Ionian. Wholesale and Retail Merchandising, 
 Chicago, 1915-17. Aviation Ground Sch., 1917; 
 
 Flying Sch., Kelly Field, 1918; 2d Lt., A. S. 
 S. R. C. Mem., Illini Club. Chicago; A. F. 
 A. M.; Presby. Church. Address, 805 Crescent 
 Place, Chicago. 
 
 6585. HAROLD GREENE SPRAGUE 
 Instr. and Arch.; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 22, 
 
 1888, Paullina. la.; s. F. W. Sprague. Fire- 
 pared in W. Des Moines H. S.; Drake Univ., 
 1909. Arch. Soc; Prelim. Honors; Ed., Arch. 
 Year Book, 19 14. Arch. Draftsman, Des Moines; 
 Instr., Arch. Engng., Ames, la. Mem., Soc. 
 of Friends; la. Soc. of Archs.; Hon. Mem., 
 Lambda Sigma Phi. Married Lydia Akers 
 Keates, Je 22, 1915, Des Moines. Address, 
 704 Crawford Ave., Ames, la. 
 
 6586. HERBERT STANLEY LEVIN 
 
 STAFFORD 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Min. E.; b. D i, 
 1891, Chicago. Prepared in New Trier Tp. 
 
 H. S. Delta Omega. Supt., Stafford Crandall 
 Packing & Fishing Co., Long Beach, Calif. 
 Address, Hubbard Woods, 111.; bus. add.. Long 
 Beach, Calif. 
 
 6587. MYRTLE LOIS STAHL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 29, 1888, 
 Fowler, 111.; d. H. S. Stahl. Prepared in 
 Augusta H. S. Teacher, Manteno, Toluca, and 
 Farmer City, 111.; do., Galesburg, 111., 1918 — -. 
 Address, 809 E. Maine St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 6588. FRED MINTON STAMBAUGH 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 2, 1890, Blaine, Ky.; 
 s. J. H. Stambaugh. Prepared in Marion H. S. 
 .iddress, Deland, Ill.t 
 
 6589. LAWRENCE VINCENT STARKEY 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 27, 1888, 
 Ravenswood, W. Va. ; s. Isaac (b. i8s4, Berry- 
 ville, Va.) and Alice (Gather) Starkey (b. 
 1861, Marietta. O.). Prepared in Marshall 
 Coll., 1907-10; la. St. Agr. (Zoll.; W. Va. Univ., 
 1912-13. M. S., Univ. of Wis., 1913. Sigma 
 Nu. Teacher, Norm. Sch., 1914-16; Specialist, 
 Exten. An. Husb., W. Va. Univ., 191 7 — . Ad- 
 dress, Morganstown, W. Va. 
 
 6590. BERNICE FALLIS STARR 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 16. 1894, 
 
 Decatur, IIJ. Prepared in Decatur H. S.; 111. 
 Woman's Coll., 1910-u. Payroll Clerk, The 
 Hub, Chicago. Address, 905 Lincoln Ave., 
 Decatur, III.; bus. add., 4424 N. Robey St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6591. CECIL GARNER STEARNS 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 6, 1893, Danville, 
 111.; s. L. D. Stearns. Prepared in Paxton 
 H. S. Col., Univ. Regt.; Iris; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Ben Franklin Club; Ionian; Assoc. Ed., 1914 
 Illio; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 Fresh. Honors; Prelim. Honors; Debating. 
 With Burlingham, Montgomery & Beecher, New 
 York City. 2d Lt., nth Bn.. F. A., Replace- 
 ment Dept., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Ad- 
 dress, 27 William St., New York. 
 
 6592. LOTTIE EMILY STEELE 
 (STETSON) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 7, 1890, Aldan, 
 la.; d. Louis L. (b. My iS, 1863, Dover, 111.) 
 and Alice R. (Carter) Steele (b. My 17, 1864, 
 do.). Prepared in Knox Acad.; Knox Coll., 
 1908-11. Pi Beta Phi. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Marrier Ezra R. Stetson, S 10, 1914, Galesburg, 
 111. Children: Margaret Jane, b. O 6, 191 5; 
 John Louis, b. Ja 15, 1918 (died Ja 17, 1918). 
 Address, Neponset, 111. 
 
 6593. ROGER LEWIS STEPHENS 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N i, i8qo. Robinson, 
 111.; s. L. E. Stephens. Prepared in Robinson 
 H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Delta Phi; 
 
SS6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1914 
 
 Pan Hellenic Council; Siren Staff; John Mar- 
 shall Law Club. Address, 206 W. Locust St., 
 Robinson, 111. 
 
 6594. HUBERT VINCENZ STEPHENSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 5, 1892, 
 Woodlawn, 111.; s. Frank Lincoln (b. Ag 5, 
 1861, Ashley, 111.) and Anna Amanda (Piercy) 
 Stephenson (b. F 25. 1871, Woodlawn, 111.). 
 Prepared in EwingColl.; Milliken Univ., 1909- 
 10. Sergt., Univ. Regt. ; Final and Special 
 Honors. D. L. & W. R. R., Buffalo, N. Y., 1914; 
 Townsend & Fleming, do., to Ja 1915; Am. 
 Park Bldg., Chicago, 1915 — . Assoc. Mem.. 
 West. Sec. Engrs. Address, Woodlawn, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1728 Marquette Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 6595. RAYMOND MONROE STEVENS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 15, 1887, 
 Syracuse, N. Y. ; s. George W. (b. 1851, Mexico, 
 N. Y.) and Adell (Mathewson) Stevens (b. 
 1859). Prepared in Onondaga Acad.; Wash. 
 St. Coll., 1909-10. Cosmopolitan Club. Drafts- 
 man and Arch., Seattle. 1914-16; do., and Supt., 
 Detroit, 19 16 — . Co. E. 310th Engrs., Camp 
 Custer. Battle Creek, Mich. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 21 Woodward Ave., Terrace, 
 Detroit. 
 
 6596. LAVINIA SHRIVER STINSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Macomb, 111.; d. 
 W. J. Stinson. Prepared in West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Kappa Alpha Theta; H. Sc. Club; 
 Executive Bd. of Women's League; Y. W. C. 
 A.; Sr. Council; Cap and Gown Com. Teacher, 
 No. and West. 111. St. Norm. Schs. Address, 
 348 W. Calhoun St., Macomb, Ill.t 
 
 6597. - TOM CANDY STONE 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 28, 1890, 
 Stonington, 111.; s. Richard James (b. O 23. 
 1851, Eng.) and Frances Salome (Livergood) 
 Stone (b. Jl 21, 1852, Stonington, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Stonington H. S. M. S., O. St. L'niv., 
 191 7. Sigma Pi; Acacia; Alpha Gamma Rho; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Ionian; Prelim. Honors; 
 Sec, Soph. Class. Instr., O. St. Univ., 1914 — ;. 
 Auth.: Series of lessons on Sheep Raising; arti- 
 cles in farm jours.; Chapter in Successful 
 Farming. Mem.. A. F. A. M. Address, iSi 
 W. 8th Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 6598. JUDITH ELSIE STREED 
 (KLINEFELTER) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 14. 1891, Milwaukee; 
 d. C. V.(b. Ap 26,1858, Sweden) and Anna Ma- 
 tilda (Anderson) Streed (b. Ja 6, 1855. do.). 
 Prepared in Waukegan H. S., N. W. Univ., 
 1910-11. H. Sc. Club. Teacher, pub. Schs., 
 Waukegan, 111., 1914-16; Dir., H. Sc, Elizabeth 
 Mather Coll.. Atlanta, Ga., 1916-17. Mem.. So. 
 Assn. Coll. Women. Married Lee M. Kline- 
 felter, D 20, 1917, Portsmouth, Va. Address. 
 85 Lafayette Blvd., Norfolk, Va. 
 
 6599. ARTHUR CRIST STRONG 
 Lawyer: LL. B.; b. Ja 28. 1891, Pontiac, 
 111.; s. S. W. (b. D 7, 1850, Lebanon, Ind.) and 
 Elizabeth (Stewart) Strong (b. Mr 15, 1861, 
 La Fontaine, Ind.). Prepared in Pontiac H. 
 S. Ilus; Ionian; Alpha Delta Sigma; Theta Nu 
 Epsilon; Ouo Vadis; ist Sergt.. Univ. Brig, 
 loth Co., Ft. Wright 1918 — . Address. 905 W. 
 (jreen St., Urbana; bus. add., 406-9 First Nat. 
 Bank Bldg., Champaign. 
 
 6600. HARRY DANFORD STRONG 
 (Brother of No. 8797) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap i, 1890, Keiths- 
 burg, 111.; s. J. M. Strong. Prepared in Keiths- 
 burg H. S. Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; 
 Country Life Club; Wrestling Team. 1910-11; 
 ///. Agr. Staff. S. A. T. C, Univ. of 111. 
 Mem., Mercer Co. Finance Com. Address, 
 Keithsburg, 111. 
 
 6601. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS STRONG 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 15, 1892, Joliet. 
 
 111.; s. C. W. Strong. Prepared in Joliet H. 
 
 S. Emergency Engng. Corps. Q. M". Corps., 
 
 Washington, D. C. .-Uldrcss, 2817 27th St., N. 
 
 W., Washington, D. C.t 
 
 6602. *EMILY KINGMAN SUNDERLAND 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 14, 1879. Delavan, 
 111.; d. W. Norman (b. My 28, 1842, Zanes- 
 ville, O.) and Mary Frances (Scriven) Sunder- 
 land (b. F 4, 1840, Grioveland, 111.). ' Prepared 
 in Delavan H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1902-3. Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Omicron Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; Coun- 
 try Life Club; H. Sc. Club; Jamesonian. H. Sc. 
 Sec, Y. W. C. A., Chattanooga, Tenn.; Grad. 
 Course in the Nat. Tr. Sch. of Y. W. C. A., 
 New York City, 1917. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Local Treas., Assn. Coll. Alumni. Died D 5, 
 1 918, Chattanooga, Tenn. 
 
 6603. IZZET BASILI SURYIEH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 28, 1890, Man- 
 soura, Egypt; s. Basili and Jean (Khuri) Sury- 
 ieh. Prepared in Govt. Sch., Egypt. A. B., 
 .Am. Coll., Beerut, Syria. Final Honors. Ariz. 
 Agr. Sta. and Colo. Agr. Sta., 1914-15; Univ. of 
 Calif. Substa., 1915-17; Agronomist, Tamarack 
 Ranch Co., farming 2000 acres. Imperial Val- 
 ley, Calif., 19 1 7 — . Address, P. O. Box 567, 
 Imperial, Calif. 
 
 6604. EARLE RAY SUTER 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 8, 1887, 
 Golden. 111.; s. Newton (b. Ag 2, 1864, Adams 
 Co., 111.) and Low (McCjinnis) Suter (b. Jl 5, 
 1870, La Prairie, 111.). Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Acacia; Fresh. Class Baseball; Varsity 
 Baseball. Elec. Engr., Nat. Lamp Works, Cleve- 
 land, 1914-15; do.. United E. Co., Canton, O., 
 1916; Sales Mgr., Hoover Suction Sweeper Co., 
 Chicago, 191 7. 9th Prov. Recruiting Co., Camp 
 Forrest, (ja., 1918; do., A. E. F., France; 
 Mustered out, F 24, 19 19. Address, Golden, 
 111. 
 
 6605. CLAUDE MAGNUS SWANSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 21, 1890, Sibley, 111.; 
 s. C. R. Swanson. Prepared in Gibson H. S. 
 Phi Alpha Delta. Lawyer, Gibson City, 111. 
 3rd R. O. T. C, Camp Grant, Rockford, 111. 
 Address, 514 S. Mathews, Urbana; bus. add., 
 Gibson City, 111. 
 
 6606. FREDERICK CURTIS SWANSON 
 (Brother of No. 7993) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 191S; b. S 7, 
 1892, Galesburg, 111.; s. Frederick Lewis (b. N 
 25, i860, Sweden) and Hannah Mathilda (b. 
 Ag 5, 1867, Monmouth, 111.). Prepared in 
 Galesburg H. S.; Kno.x Coll., 1909-10. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Philomathean. Fellowship, Hist., 1914- 
 15; Currier fellowship, Yale Univ., 1915-18. 
 3rd R. O. T. C. Camp Grant, 111., 1918: Gen. 
 Hdqtrs.. A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, 
 514 S. Mathews Ave., Urbana. 
 
 6607. LESLIE WELLS SWETT 
 Engineer; B. S. in Min. E. ; b. Jl 22, 1889, 
 Blue Island, 111.; s. William Henry (b. Ames- 
 bury, Mass.) and Addie Frances (Morrill) 
 Swett (b. do.). Prepared in Blue Island H. S. 
 Triangle. With Brick Co., Chicago, 1908-9; 
 Mining work in Siberia, 1909-11; Mining work, 
 West Frankfort, 111. and Herrin, 111., 1914; 
 Roads and Pavement, Anderson, Ind., and Ft. 
 Wayne. Ind., 1915-16; Field Engr., Portland 
 Cement Assn.. Pittsburgh,- 1017. ist Lt., R. O. 
 T. C, N 27. 191 7; Camp Greene, N. C. : Adjt., 
 2nd Bat., 60th Inf.; do.. Replacement Bn., A. 
 P. O. 769, A. E. F. Address, Blue Island, 111. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 557 
 
 6608. FRANK TAGGART, JR. 
 (Brother of Nos. 7999, 8805) 
 Farmer; 15. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 8, iSgi, Woos- 
 ter, O.; s. Frank Taggart. Prepared in VVoos- 
 ter Acad. Beta Tlieta Pi; Agr. Club; Mil. 
 Com., 1912-13. Farmer, 1916 — . Address, 826 
 E. Bowman St., Wooster, O.f 
 
 6609. ALEXANDER ELI TARRACCIANO 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. My s, 1890, Chi- 
 cago; s. Angelo Tarracciano. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst., Chicago. E. E. Soc. Engr., West. 
 Elec. Co., Chicago. Married. Two children. 
 Address, 1938 S. Sawyer Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6610. JAMES ALFRED TATE 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 15, 1883, 
 Belleville, 111.; s. John (b. Je 6, 1805, St. Clair 
 Co.)and Martha Jane(Reynolds) Tate (b. N 14, 
 1845, St. Louis). Prepared in Chillicothe (Mo.) 
 Norm, and Univ. Acad. Agr. Club; Debating. 
 Supt., Tp. H. S.. Rollo, 111., 1914-18; Farm 
 Adviser, Moxiroe Co., 111. 1918 — -. Address, 
 Waterloo, 111. 
 
 661 1. MARGARET TAYLOR 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 27, 1883, 
 Aberdeen, Scotland. Prepared in S. Div. H. S., 
 Chicago; Univ. of Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Teacher, Henger H. S., Chicago. Address, 342 
 Normal Parkway, Chicago. 
 
 6612. HARRY RAYMOND TEAR 
 (Brother of No. 4930) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N s, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. John Henry (b. N 5, 1856, Saybrook, 
 111.) and Mary Ross (Gaston) Tear (b. Je 7, 
 i860. El Paso, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma 
 Xi; Prelim. Final and Special Honors. Assoc. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. Married Gladys E. Warwick, 
 Ap 7, 191 7, Chicago. Address, 5467 Greenwood, 
 Hyde Park Sta., Chicago; bus. add. Standard 
 Oil Co., Whiting, Ind. 
 
 6613. KWANG TANG TENG 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 28, 1885, Canton, 
 China; s. S. P. Teng. Prepared in Prep. Dept., 
 Pel Yang Univ. Address, Canton, China. t 
 
 6614. JOHN MIFFLIN THOMAS 
 (Brother of No. 8817) 
 Mech. Designer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 6, 
 1891, Vincennes, Ind.; s. Mifflin Kennedy (b. 
 S 9. 1848, Minerva, O.) and Nora Ellen (Glass) 
 Thomas (b. N 11, i860, V'incennes, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Vincennes (Ind.) H. S.; Vin- 
 cennes L^niv., 1910. Iris; A. S. M. E.; Univ. 
 Band. Appraisal Engn and designer, Potomac 
 Elec. & Power Co., Washington, D. C, 19 14- 
 15; do., Pub. Service Elec. Co., N. J., 1915-17; 
 Elec. Bond & Share Co., N. Y., 1917 — . ist 
 Lt., Ord. R. C. ; Aerial Observers Rating, Jl 15, 
 1918. Tech. Sec, Dept. of Mil. Aeronautics on 
 Aeroplane Armament; do., Dayton O.; 
 Mustered out, Mr 10, 1919. Address, 825 N. 
 6th St., Vincennes, Ind. (Forward); bus. add.. 
 Room 821, Air Bldg., Dayton, O. 
 
 6615. LYLE THOMAS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 16, 1892, Lewis- 
 town, 111.; s. K. Thomas. Prepared in Lewis- 
 town H. S. Law Stud., N. W. Univ., 1916. 
 Married Francis Meeks, F 5, 1916. Child, 
 Elizabeth. Address, Lewistown, 111. 
 
 6616. MELAIN THOMAS 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 12, 
 1885, Letart, W. Va. ; s. William H. (b. Ja 
 9, 1848, Zanesville, O.) and Louise J. (Wil- 
 son) Thomas (b. Ap 6, 1850, Letart. W. Va.). 
 Prepared in Mason City H. S. (W. Va.) ; 
 Marshall Coll. Sigma Xi; Agr. Club. Agr. 
 Adviser, Coles Co., 111. Married Margery 
 
 Helen Scriven, O 6, 1915, Beloit, Wis. Child, 
 Robert Osborne, b. S i, 19 16. Address, 
 Charleston, 111. 
 
 6617. CHARLES HENRY THOMPSON 
 Sales Mgr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 17, 1891 
 Chicago; s. Oscar Allen (b. 1846, Old Towne, 
 Me.) and Lizzie May (Ingraham) Thompson. 
 Prepared in Tilden Tech. H. S. Triangle; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Tribe of the Illini; Sigma 
 Xi; Capt., Univ. Regt.; .Swimming. Mgr., 
 Steel Cut Expanded Metal Co., Chicago, 1914- 
 16; Engr., Assoc. Metal Lath Mfg. Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1916-17; Asst. Chicago Sales Mgr.. W. 
 Bagley Co., Mfrs., 1917; Asst. Chicago Mgr., 
 The William-Bayley Co. of Springfield. O. 
 Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Mary 
 Elizabeth Van Ornum, D 8, 1915, Chicago. 
 Children: Mary Louise, b. Ja 7, 191 7; Charles 
 Henry, Jr., b. Mr 18, 1918. Address, 129 W. 
 74th St., Chicago. 
 
 6618. HAROLD EARLE THOMPSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 25. 1892, 
 Chicago; s. J. H. Thompson. Prepared in 
 McKinley H. S. Upsilon Beta Pi; Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Jr. Mem. A. I. E. E.; E. E. Soc. Jr. Elec. 
 Engr., Dept. of Engng., Chicago; Res. Engr., 
 Sinde Air Products Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Ad- 
 dress, 140 Hodge Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 6619. DOUGLAS DE FOREST TIBBITS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 7, 1890, Mus- 
 kegon, Mich.; s. Geo. N. and Edith C. (Wright) 
 Tibbits. Prepared in Big Rapids (Mich.) H. 
 S.; Greenville Coll., 1909-10. Farmer, Remus, 
 Mich., 1 914- 18; do., Corwith, la., 1918—. Mar- 
 ried Florence Ehler, O 28, 19 14, Champaign. 
 Children: Alberta June, b. My 27, 1916; 
 Edith Lucile, b. Mr 22, 1919. Address, Cor- 
 with, la. 
 
 6620. KENNETH DALE TILTON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 9, 1891, 
 
 Des Moines, la.; s. H. Tilton. Prepared in 
 Moline H. S. Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Foreman, 
 R. & V. Engr. Co., E. Moline, 111. Address, 
 1620, i2th St.. Moline, 111. 
 
 6621. GEORGE LEINER TITUS 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 30, 1891, 
 
 Sullivan, 111.; s. W. R. Titus. Prepared in 
 Sullivan H. S. Address, 1504 Monroe St., 
 Sullivan, 111. 
 
 6622. EDWARD FRITCHOFF TORGER- 
 
 SON 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 28, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. O. Torgerson. Prepared in Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago. Agr. Club; Agr. Glee Club, 
 1912-13. Asst., Soil Phys., Univ. of 111.; . 
 Instr., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1918 — . Married Helen 
 Jackson. Address, Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 6623. HARRY JACK SHULTS TRESSEL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 3, 1892, 
 
 Poland, Ind.; s. E. Tressel. Prepared in Terre 
 Haute H. S. Chi Beta; Comitatus; Philoma- 
 thean; Grad. Stud., Law Sch., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago; Lawyer. Address, 118 S. 13th -St., Terre 
 Haute, Ind. 
 
 6624. LEON ALVIN TRIGGS 
 Life Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S i. 
 1892, Elgin, 111.; s. Alvin Charles (b. My 23, 
 1867, Chicago) and Mary Jane (Martin) Triggs 
 (b. Jl 18, 1868. Kent, Eng.). Prepared in Elgin 
 H. S.; O. St. Univ., 1913-14. Lambda Chi 
 Alpha. Const. Acct., C. & N. W. Ry. Co., 
 Camp Grove, 111., 1914-15; Additions and Bet- 
 terment Acct., do., Chicago, 1915; Land Valu- 
 ation Acct., do., 191 5-16; Asst. Gen. Mgr., 
 (3rown Elec. Co.. St. Charles, 111., 1917-18; Spe- 
 cial Agt., Berkshire Life Ins. Co., Elgin, 111. and 
 
558 
 
 University ok Ii.i.inois 
 
 [1014 
 
 C'hicngo; do.. Miniiennolis, i<)iS — . Mom., A. 
 F. A. M. MMViioil lU'ss Louise t^rigsby, Ap 
 -M. iDi.s, IMwiirilsvillo, 111. Ad dress, 40.10 
 Aldiicli Ave, South Minnoaiioli.s. 
 
 oo.'s. I'KANCKS lIlil.KN TKOST 
 (.Sister of No. Soio'i 
 'l'o;ului; A. U. in L. A. & S.; b. II 10, iSo.i. 
 .i'hilo, 111.; d. .1. C. (b. iS^,!. Ccv.) ;uKi Muiuio 
 (Doss) Trost (b. 1853, do.). Vvi'pnrcd in I'r- 
 baua 11. S. Alpha Omicioit I'i; .\thcni'au. 
 Teacher. Hist, auil Gcr., Tp. 11. S.. Sidcll, 111. 
 Addii-ss, 5TI \V. lliKh St., Urbana. 
 
 66j6. PIIOKIU': CAUDl.TNE TUClvlCU 
 (.SCUNKl.l.lJACH) 
 (Wife of No. 50-'7) 
 
 A. 1^. in L. A. S: S.; b. N J2. iSSS, Kose- 
 ville. 111.; il. Ueorjre (h. V 2J, 1840, </<'.) and 
 AiUlio (Johnson) Tucker (b. S is, iS-io, jewuit, 
 N. Y.).' I'riparod in Koscville Tp. 11. S.; Mon- 
 mouth Coll., ioo()-oS. Mom., Baptist Church. 
 Marrioil lohu iMaucis SohnoUbach ("i.O. 1^ .10, 
 1014, Kosovillo, 111. .Iddit-ss. Soo S. .uil St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 66-'7. IVKSSll-: IKF.NK TURNER 
 
 (OATllOUT) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5840; lister of No. 8831) 
 
 A. R. in L. A. & S.; b. D 15, i8gi, GilTor.l, 
 
 111.; d. Harvey T. (b. My 31. 1858. </<).) and 
 
 lennio (Craigniile) Turner (b. D -■?, 1800, 
 
 llinsdalo. HI.). I'reparod in C.ilTord and l.oda 
 
 11. Sobs. Toaohor, H. S.. Sibley, 111., i^u-i.-;. 
 
 Married Claude Leslie Oathout ("13^ 1^ -"'). 
 
 191S, l.oda. HI. Child. Charles Harvey, b. 1' 
 
 10, 1917. Addrrss, Cissna Park, 111. 
 
 602S. FRANK TURNER 
 Assistant; .C. S. in Agr.; b. la -ni, xSSo, l>ii 
 Quoin. 111.; s. William N. (b. N j->. 1850. Sey- 
 mour. Mo.) and Mary l''.lleu (llarri.ss) Turner 
 (b. la ^t. 1S57, Pn O'loin. 111.). Prepared in 
 HI. "St. Norm. Sch. Agr. Club; Hon. Club; 
 C'onnlrv Life Club. Asst., Dairy Husb., Univ. 
 of HI..'ioi4->/~- 'S' i^- ^^- '^- t;., 1917; -'"J Lt., 
 33Jiul F. A., Cami) Crant, HI., 1017-18; Camp 
 Robinson. Wis., i<)i8; Mustered out. F' -'8, 
 loiQ. .Iddrcss, R 4, l)u Quoin. HI.; bus. add., 
 Dairy Dcpt.. Univ. of HI. 
 
 oojo. RHODOLPHUS KIF.KE TURNER 
 Farmer; 1!. S. in Agr.; b. Ap -'6, ;8oo. liullcr. 
 HI.; s. John 1?, Turner. I'reiiared in llillsboio 
 H. S. "Sr. Stag Com. Farmer. Married l'\'rne 
 Busby, D ij. 1015. Addrc.is, Rutler, 111.1 
 
 6630. JOHN KLINE TUTHILL 
 Instructor; R. S. in E. E.; b. My 18. iSSs. 
 I.eRov. HI.; s. John Arthur and Lyda (Kline) 
 Tut hill. Prepared in LeRoy H. S.; Rose ^Poly- 
 Inst., ioos-7. Acacia, Pres.. 1913-14; Sigma 
 Tan; E. E. Soc; Jr. Mem., A. I. E. E. Supt., 
 Cheuoa Elec. Light Co., 111., 1914-16; do., EI 
 Paso Elec. Light & Power Co.. Hi., 101(1-17; 
 Instr., Radio and Signalling. U. S. S. M. A.. 
 Univ. of HI., 1017-18. Married Florence Mil- 
 dred Kiucaid. Je Ji. 1014. Le Roy, III. Child. 
 John Jay. b. and dioil H 31. ioi6. Address, 
 504 E. ("halniers St.. Clianipaigu. 
 
 6631. MIU)REn VAN CLEVE 
 (Daughter of No. 5467; Sister of No. 5468) 
 Med. Student; A.R. in L. A. & S.; b. N 21. 
 1803. Carlvle. HI.; d. Edward Everett ('u). 
 (b. N I, iS<i4. Chester. HI.) and Laura Ella 
 (Mc.Curdy) Van Clevc (b. O 15. 1S69. C.ray- 
 ville, HI.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon and 
 Murphysboro Tp. 11. Sclis. ; West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sell.. lOi.t-i";. Phi Rota Kappa; .Xthcn- 
 ean; Kappa Delta l~*i; I'inal Honors: W. A. A. 
 Teacher. Sc. 11. S., F.lmwooil.- HI., 101415; 
 do., Rollo Consolidated Sch., Rollo. HI., 101=;- 
 16; Stud., Woman's Med. Coll. of Pa.. Phil- 
 
 .iddphia. i9i()-i8. Mem. Zet.i Phi; Am. 
 Women's llosp, for war service. .Iddro.ts, 
 31(1 N. lohiison St., Aiacomb, III.; bus. mid., 
 1300 N. J.'iul St., riiila.lelphia. 
 
 003.'. HENRY I'lKKil'. V AN I H'RCOOK. 
 
 Salesman; U. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 31, i8o-', Chi- 
 cago; s. Jolui Demmou (b. Mr 11. i8(>(i. do.) 
 and IClsic" Isabelle ( I'ierce) Vandcrcook (b. Mr 
 8. iSdS, (ieneva, HI.). Prepared in .Vuslin 11. 
 S.. Chicago. Phi Sigma Ka|)pa; Ku Klux; Thcla 
 Nu l''.psiIoii; Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn C'lnb; 
 I'inal Honors; Inf. t."apt., Univ. Regt. Live- 
 stock, (u-neva. HI.. 1014; Traveling Salesman, 
 .Vrmour & Co.. Chicago. loi";-!?. Mess Sergt., 
 (."o. C. 34Jnd Inf., 80th Div.'. tamp Crant. 111., 
 101 7- 18: 3rd K. O. T. C, do., 19 1 8; A. E. F., 
 France, 1917-10; Mnstereil out, la 31. loio. 
 .■Iddross, Lombard. HI.; bus. add.. Armour 
 b'ertilizer Works, Chicago. 
 
 tu^^^. FRANK EUCH-ZNE VAN DOREN 
 (Itrother of Nos. 3.;i-', 4471, 6(134) 
 
 I'armer; U. .S. in .'\gr. ; b. Ja ^4, i8<).', Fitliian, 
 111.; s. Charles Lucius (b. My -m, 1857, I'aiin- 
 ington, HI.) and F.udora Ann (Rutz) Van 
 Uoieii, (b. My 4, 1803, Hoiie, HI.). Prepared 
 in Urbana 11. S. Agr. Chili; Hoof and Horn 
 Club; llort. I'lub; (.'lass Track; Class Raseball. 
 101-'; Agr. Club Raseball. 101J-14; Agr. (ilee 
 Club, 10I--I3; Sr. Rail Com. Farmer. Mar- 
 ried (^race A. (^av. Ap i.\, loi";. Qiiincy. HI. 
 Addrr.'ss, Villa Criivc. HI. 
 
 (.(134. MARK Al.RERT VAN DOREN 
 U'liother of Nos. 3212, 4471, 6(133) 
 Student; A. R. in L. A. & S.; A. M.. 1915; 
 b. Je 13. 1804, Hope, HI.; s. Charles Lucius 
 (li.My -'I. 1857. Farmington. HI.) and Endora 
 .\nne (lUitz) Van Doren (b. Mv 4, 1863, Hope, 
 111.). Prepared in Ihliana 11. 'S.:_Crad. Stud., 
 Columbia. 1015-17. Phi Reta Kappa; .Sigma 
 IK'lta Chi; Ma-wauda; Scribblers' Club; Cirad. 
 .Seholarship, 1914-15; Pros.. Sr. Class, 1913-14; 
 Ed.. 111. Man., 1913-14; Feature Ed., lllio, 
 1 01 -'13. ("irad. work, Columbia. 1017; do., 
 1010—. Rn. Sergt. Major. 3d O. T. C. Camp 
 Dodge, Des Moines: IMustered out, 1910. 
 .\uth.: Henry David Thoreau, Houghton, Mif- 
 Ilin Ci.1., Roston. loiti. .-Iddrrss, 710 W. Ore- 
 gon .St., Urbana. 
 
 6t.3.';. CHARLES R. VELZY 
 Isngineer; R. S. in M. E. ; b. O 9. iSoi, La- 
 nioiU, Mich.; s. Frank A. and Luella (Angell) 
 \ el.'v. Preiiared in Thornton Tp. 11. S. Iris; 
 r.iu llela Pi; Scabbard and Rlade; Pres.. M. E. 
 Soc; Major, Univ. Regt.| l^Iass Football. Engr., 
 ilarvey. 111.. 101415; readier, Howe, Ind., 
 1015; Efliciency Engr., Moline, 111.. 1015-17; 
 (/,)..■ Mich. Motor Co.. F}int. Mich., 1017. 
 Mem., HI. Naval Militia. Moline, 111.. 101(1-17; 
 V. S. Navy. 1017 — ■. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Addro.is, 15606 l.exington .■\vc., Harvey, HI. 
 
 (.636. El-IZARETH ANN VOSS 
 (Sister of Nos. i\534, 495-^ 
 Teacher; A. R. in H. Sc. : b. D 8, 1893, 
 iiasboro, 111.: <1. John Albert (b. J.i 10, 
 , MecklenbnrgScIiweriii. Ger.) and Caro- 
 (l.ingreen) Voss (b. F .'o. 1858, New Vor- 
 crn. </('.). Prepared in Champaign II. S. 
 Omega; II. Sc. Club. Univ. Sec, Pres. 
 .•. Ihuv. of 111.; Toaelier, H. S., Champaign, 
 . Address, 407 S. State St.. Champaign. 
 
 (i(M7. WINTIIROP MADISON WADS- 
 WORilTl 
 
 Manager: A. R. in .\. E. ; b. Ag 4. 1S90. 
 Minneapolis: s. l''raiik H. (b. Mr 2. 1S50, Farm- 
 ington, Conn.) and Mary (Mattoon) Wads- 
 worth (b. Ja J, 1S6-'. Oswego. N. Y.). Prep.nred 
 in Central H. S., Minneapolis: Univ. of Minn.. 
 1909-12. Alpha Rho Chi; Class Basket-ball. 
 
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liACCAI-AIIKKA'l K Al.ll M Nl 
 
 S5(; 
 
 lluililiiix aiifl KcmI I'".st. ItuH., \()i,\-iH- Mj^r., 
 Kunlal Dfpt., Corili-r Hios., ii;ih . Marni-il 
 Callicrine MacNab Aiulcisori, Jc 24, I9r6, 
 Miiiiicuiioli.s. Clliildrc'ii : AJaiy Jean, I). Jc 5, 
 ii;i7; borotliy MacNah, Ak 17, u)iH. /id- 
 dress, 3540 I'ill.sljury Ave., lVIiiiiii;ai)oliM; bus. 
 add., 711 Mctrupolilaii Jtailk BhlK., </". 
 
 6638. ALVJN I.OUIS WAMNI'.K 
 Real Est. A(<t.: A. H. in Hus. ; b. Ag 2H, 
 1891, Chic.nKo; h. Louis C (b. N i!(), 1861, l^aii 
 easier, N. Y.) and Mary ((lanl/iM) WaKncr 
 (b. Je C, 1861). rieparcMl in lly(U; I'ark 11. 
 i^\ Univ. of ChiraRo, ii>iii;-ii. (!bi Jicla; 
 I'"{'ncin({; <>yni; i'uH. iVlKr., 111. Union Urani.ilic 
 t'hib; du., Suiniiu-r llliiti. Heal KM. Aj<t., 
 Wairncr Uros., CliicaKo. Mem., I'i Alpha; 
 Norm. I'arlc I-imIki-; O. I'^. S. Air Servici-_, Air- 
 eraft J'rodnelion, U. S. A. Del. 8, (Jrand 
 Ka|>id.s, Mich. Address, 6j.;6 Woodlawn Ave. 
 Chicago; hus. add., Y. M. C. A. Apts., (irand 
 Kapids, Mich. 
 
 66,)9. "CIlAKI.I'iS I,(MJIS VVAIJJUCK 
 U. S. in Ccr.im. I'.,; b. Jl 17, 1800, (!hica^;o; 
 S. Charles VV. Waliliuk. I'leijared in (ham- 
 'I'cch. II. .S., ChiciKo. licla 'lIuMa I'i. Siipl., 
 Paducah I'ollcry Co., Paihicali, Ky. Died () 
 '.?. "J 18, Worcester, MaHH. 
 
 6640. VICrOXIA WAI.KI'.KI.Y 
 (.Sister of Nos. 7283, 8850; 
 Dietitian; A. M. in IJ. ,Sc.; b. N 21, 1892, 
 Crete, 111.; d. Willi.im (b. Jc 21, 1850, do.) 
 and iVIaKdalcna (Herder J W.dUcrly (b. Je 24, 
 r8s5, Oolton, III.). Prepared iji 'flKjrnton T|). 
 II. S. ; ('hii-.iKo Norm. Coll., 1909 i 1. (Cafeteria 
 Mgr., Decatur, 111., i9i4;is; Kcsidencc IJictj 
 tian, .St. I.uhc's Ilosp (Jhicaxo, 19115 18. Dieti- 
 tian, Uasc I losiiit.il. Unit 11, Camp \Vadsworth, 
 S. C, 1918; do., A. P. O. ■7(>7, A. !•:. I'., France, 
 1918 — . Address, Itase Ilosp., Unit ij. Camp 
 Wadsworth. S. C. 
 
 6641. AlAin-:!, CLARK WAI.I .At I', 
 'J"eachcr: H_. .S. in II. Sc; b. Ap jj, i89(j, 
 
 Chicago; 11. Cieorf^c William Ransom tb. Jc 2, 
 1864, Natchez, Miss.) and Mary iMiima (Ktn- 
 ncdy) Wallace (b. Jl _■, 1867, Chicago). I'rc 
 pared in Cyons Tp-. Radnor, ,'ind ITyde Parl< 
 II. .Sehs. Alpha Omicron Pi; Omicron Nuj W. 
 A. A.; IF. Sc. Club. Teacher, ll.-irrison 'lecb. 
 IT. S., Chicago. Address, 7000 Eggleston Ave., 
 Chicago, 
 
 6642. JKS.SK NOniJ-: WALTERS 
 Farmer; ]3. S. in Agr.; b. My 17, 1889, Sul 
 
 livan, Ind.; s. Samiison Walter.s. Prepared in 
 Carlisle H. S. Agr. Club; Class Football, 
 1910 14; Cl.iss llasl<ctb;ill, 191213. i.st I.t., 
 A. v.. 1'"., iM.-im'e, 1918 . Address, C.-irlisle 
 Ind.; bus. add., I.yford, 'l"ex. 
 
 6643. MADGE VIRtilNIA WARD (CI.K.NN) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 29, 1890, (Jhicago; 
 d. F. A. Wanl. Prej)are(l in Lake View II. S., 
 Chicago, Athenean; .Scribbler's; .Spalding (iuild; 
 Der Deutsehe Verein; Class I'.askel ball ; Re 
 porter, Jllini. Mgr., Egyptian Packing ('o., 
 OIney, 111. Married l':dw,ird A. Cleiin, Ag 1 1 , 
 1915, Chicago. Address, Olney, 111. 
 
 6644. VERNON HUFF WARFIELD 
 Hank Cashier; A. P.. in lius.; b. D 18, 1888. 
 Decatur, 111.; s. Charles Thomas and Evelyn 
 niu(f) Warfield. I'repared in Urbana M. S. 
 I'bi Kappa .Sigma; Alpha Kapjia Psi ; Hen 
 I'"ranklin Club; .Sirrgt., IJniv, Regt. ; Pus. Mgr., 
 Daily Illini, 1913-14. Asst. Cashier, I'Vrris Co. 
 .St. liaiik. Hobsoii. Mont., irjt^-iO; Cashier, .St 
 Hank. Waco, Neb., 1916 — . Mtm., M. E. 
 Church; A. F. A. M.; Ncl). Banker's Assn. 
 Married Nell Lindsey, la z6, 1916, Ilobson, 
 Mont. Address, Waco, Neb. 
 
 (,oi.^. CHARLES WILLIS WARINNER 
 l'",iigiiii<r; H. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 31, 1893, 
 Oiiincy; s. Richard and Lena Anne (Straube) 
 Warinner (b. Loveland, ().). Pr<'p.ircd in 
 (juiiicy II. S. Iris; .Soph., (^lasH. Treas. Am. 
 I'.bjwer ("o., Detroit. 11^14-15; Sales Engr., do., 
 St. Louis. 191518; Chief I'Jigr., 111. .Stolcer Co., 
 Alton, III., 1018—. Acting Capt., HI. Reserve 
 Militia Co., Alton, III.; Tank Corps, U. S. A., 
 A. L. I'"., iMiiiH'e. Address. 414 E. 9lb St.. 
 Alt. .11, 111. 
 
 66,10. I'RANK HAKEk WARREN 
 (IJrolher of No. 5486) 
 Engineer; H. .S. in C. E.: b. O 11, 1892, 
 Pawpaw, III.; s. Janu-s A. (b. O 24, 1858, Can.) 
 .111(1 Anna C. (Mcliride) Warren (b. P.iwpaw, 
 III.). I'lepared in Paw|)aw H. S. 'irianglc. 
 I'jigr., Am. 'Jar Products (-0., Stendeiidille, O, ; 
 (Id., Am. (,'reosotiiig (.'o., Louisville, Ky. ist. 
 I.t., F. A., A. P. O. 718, A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 410 W. Main St., Urbana. t 
 
 6647. ENOS WATERS 
 liistr. and Farmer; I!. S. in Agr.; b. Je 27, 
 1890, Neleigh, Neb.; H. Lewis D. (b. Mr 31,1864, 
 Carliiiville, III.) and Sara (Euos) Waters (b. 
 |e 14, 1800, Enos, 111.), l^repared in 'J'ownsend 
 Harris Hall, New York City; Coll., City of 
 New York, 1909-11. Theta Delta Chi; Ed., ///. 
 ,'ll/r. Farme-r, Carlinville, 191418; liistr., Agr., 
 P.lackburn C<dl., 1918—. ,\1ein., A. V. A. M. 
 Addre.1.1, R. 2, Carlinville, III. 
 
 6648. flROVER W. WATSON 
 Lawyer; LL. li.; b. Ja i.j, 1S91, (lalesville, 
 111.; n. Charles D. (b. S 29, 1859, O.) and liar- 
 rietl I'".. (Ij.iins) Watson (b. D 22, 1869, l''arin«r 
 (!ily. III.). Prepared in I'",irnier Citv H. S. 
 Plii Delta Phi. Atty., I'"armer Citv, III., i9'4- 
 17; City Atty., du., 1915-17. Onl. Sergt., O. 
 R. C. Mem., Dewitt Co. Hankers' Assn.; III. 
 St. P.ar. Assn.; M. K. Church. Marricil Eliza- 
 bi'lli Webb, Ap 12, 1917, i''arnier t;ity. 111. 
 Cbild, Ricbar.l Hale, b. Mr 2, 1918. Address, 
 I'.'irmer < ity. 111. 
 
 6649. PKRLEY MELVIN WATSON 
 P'rin., If. S.; A. H. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 
 John Marine 
 
 1, 1885, Prairie Creek, Ind.; 8. John Marine 
 b. Ag 20, 1831, I'"armcrsburg. Inif.) and Sarali 
 Tartha (l'"rakes) Watson fb. S 3", i^$^• Prairie 
 reek, Ind.). Prepared in Prairie Creek flml.) 
 I. S.; Centr.-il Norm. Coll., Danville, 111., 1902- 
 ;; Ind. St. Coll., 1906-13. Adelpliie; Delta 
 ^ignia Rbo; Kanpa Delta Pi; Varsity Debating 
 III. and Ind. Univ. I'riu., Tp. il. S., Chris- 
 
 fl 
 
 M.... . 
 
 Creek, Ind.). Prepared in Prairie Creek flml.) 
 II. S.; Central Norm. Coll., Danville, 111., 1902- 
 Ind. St. Coll., 1906-IJ. Adelpliie; Delta 
 Si 
 
 n.. 
 
 ..i;iii, III., 1914-18; do., Robinson, III., 1918 — . 
 Married Margaret Elizabeib Moore, Te 28, 
 1911, Pimento, Ind. Cblldieu: John Moore, 
 b. D 3, 1912; Cieort'i- Hr nry, b. S 29, 1915- 
 Address, Robinson, 111. 
 
 6650. MILDRl'-D RUTH WAY CSMITH) 
 A. H. in L. A. Hi S.; b. Mr 25,1890. St. Paul; 
 <\. C. II. Way. Prepared in Central II. S., St. 
 Paul; Univ. of Chicago. Married H. N. Smith. 
 Address, Verndale, Minn.t 
 
 66;i. RAYHURN STOKES WKI'.H 
 Architect; H. S. in A. E. ; b. S i, 1891, Hen- 
 ton, III.; B. Thomas M. Webb. Prepared in E. 
 St. Louis II. S. Delta Ui.silon Delta. Arch., 
 lames P. Jamison, St. Louis. Address, 560 N. 
 '18th St., St. Louis.t 
 
 6652. ALHERT G. WEHBER 
 Lawyer; A. H. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 28, 1892, 
 Deealur. 111.; s. Albirt (',. Webber. Prepared in 
 Decatur H. S. ; Millikin Univ. Address, 487 
 l-'.wing Ave., Decatur, III.; bus. add., Sarnia, 
 (Jntario, Can.t 
 
56o 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1Q14 
 
 6653- HARRY CLAYTON WEBSTER 
 Estimator; 1!. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 13, 1891, 
 Decatur, 111.; s. Jauics William and Harriet 
 Julia (IJurgess) Webster. Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S.; James Millikin Univ., 1908-10. Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Capt., Univ. Regt. Engr. and 
 Estimator, Schmidt Bros. Const. Co., Chicago. 
 ic)i4-i8; Estimating Dept., La Salle Engr. Co., 
 Chicago, 1918; Prod. Engr., Pensacola Shi])- 
 building Co., Pensacola, Fla. Married Alice 
 Mae Dick, S J9, 1917, Oak Park, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 517 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 66s4. EDWARD ROY WELLS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 3, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. Frederick Arthur (b. S 13, 1849, Gene- 
 va, 111.) and Mary Maud (Martin) Wells (b. My 
 n, 1851, Chicago). Prepared in Geneva H. S. 
 Acacia. 111. Rivers and Lakes Comn., 1914-15; 
 Wells Engng. Co., 1915. Lt., 111. Reserve 
 ^Militia. Mem., Kiwanis Club. Married Mary 
 Elizabeth Shewalter, S 25, 1915, Champaign. 
 Child, Helen Jane, b. S 16, 1917. Address, 
 Geneva, 111.; bus. add., 344 Coulter Blk., Au- 
 rora, 111. 
 
 6655. WALLACE MOREHEAD WELTY 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 19, 1890, 
 Greensburg, Pa.; s. Duncan O. (b. Pa.) and 
 Mary Margaret (Galliher) Welty. Prepared 
 in Lake View H. S., Chicago. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Univ. Soc. of Land. Arch.; Prelim. 
 Honors; Fresh. Varsity Swimming and Water 
 Polo; Class Basketball; Class Swimminjj; Cabi- 
 net, Y. M. C. A. Land. Arch., O. C. himonds 
 & Co., Chicago; do., E. B. Cooke, Atlanta, Ga.; 
 do., Davenport, la.; Instr.. Land. Arch., la. 
 St. Coll., 1916-17. 2nd R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheri- 
 dan; N. A.; 2nd Lt., Co. E, 331st Inf. Ad- 
 dress. 332 Beal Ave., Wooster, O. 
 
 6656. HENRY AUGUST de WERFF 
 Intructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 28, 1887, 
 Farina, 111.; s. H. B. de Werff. Prepared in 
 LTniv. Acad. Asst., Soil Phys., Univ. of 111. 1st 
 Lt., Inf., 332nd Machine Gun Corps, A. P. O., 
 714, A. E. F., France. Address, Farina, 111.; 
 bus. add., 309 E. Healy St., Champaign. t 
 
 6657. CLIFFORD HARPER WESTCOTT 
 (Husband of No. 6362) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 16, 1893, 
 May wood. 111.; s. Oliver Johnson (b. Chicago) 
 and Stella Harper (Small) Westcott. Prepared 
 in Maywood and Melrose Park H. Schs. Zeta 
 Psi; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma 
 Tau; Ma-wan-da; Stud. Col., Univ. Regt., 1913- 
 14; Prelim., Special, and Final Honors; Engng. 
 \'. P., Stud. Union. Mem., of firm, Westcott 
 Engng. Co., Chicago, ist Lt., Const. Div. Q. M. 
 C, Washington, D. C; Mustered out. F i, 
 ipig. Mem., VVest. Soc. of Engrs. Married 
 Nell Kirkpatrick ('14). Jl '7 iP'?. Decatur, 
 111. Address, 330 Washington Blvd., Oak 
 Park, 111.; bus. add., 1644 Conway Bldg., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 6658. ARTHUR THEODORE WEYDELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 7, 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s. F. O. Weydell. Prepared in Hyde Park 
 H. S. Acacia. Engng. Dept., Bron Co., Cham- 
 paign. Address, 440 Jefferson St., Gary, Ind.f 
 
 6659. FRANK LEON WHITE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 22, 1892: 
 s. Fred W. (b. le 10, 1818, Geneseo, 111.) and 
 Eliza R. (Curtiss) White (b. Ap 7, 1862, Galva, 
 111.). Prepared in Galva II. S. ; Knox Coll., 
 1909-11. Phi Gamma Delta. Mech. Engr., 
 Galva, HI., 1914; do., Beloit, Wis., 1915; do., 
 Barber Colman Co., Rockford, 111., 1915 — . 
 Mem.. Rockford Univ. Club; Illini Club. Mar- 
 ried Ruth L. Thompson, S 11, 1918, Galesburg, 
 111. Address. 506 Seminary St., Rockford, 
 111.; bus. add.. Barber Colman Co., do. 
 
 6660. JOHN WILSON WHITE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N 13, 1888, Salem 111.; s. 
 John T. White. Prepared in Univ. Acad. City 
 Collector, Salem, 111.; Lawyer, do. Corp., 25tn 
 Regt. Ihliitrs. Co., 9th Brig. F. A., Camp 
 McClellau. Ala.; Mustered out, D 13, 1918. 
 Address, Salem, 111. 
 
 6661. LAURA GWENDOLEN WHITMIRE 
 
 (Daughter of No. 495) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 27, 1892, 
 Urbana; s. Z. Lincoln ('86), (b. Mctamora, 
 HI.) and Alice (Fugate) Whitmire (b. Eldena. 
 111.). Prepared in Lhbana II. S.; Univ. of 
 Calif., 1912-13. Illiola; Scribblers' Club. Instr., 
 Kng., W. Chicago 11. S. ; do., H. S., Aurora, 
 111. Address, 289 North Ave., Aurora, 111. 
 
 6662. SARAH JANE WHITTENBERG 
 (COVER) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 16, 1861, Tunnel 
 Hill, 111.; d. J. S. Whittenberg. Prepared in 
 So. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch.; LTniv. of Chicago. Marricvl D. M. Cover. 
 Address, Tunnel Hill, Ill.t 
 
 6663. ANTON HENRY WIEBMER 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 28, 1890, Quincy, 111.; s. 
 Anton Wiebmer. Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 .4ddress, 1502 State St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 6664. MINNA WIKOFF 
 
 (Sister of No. 9490) 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Mr 16, 1890, 
 Chicago; d. Benjamin Debois (b. Ag 28, 1859, 
 Sidney, O.) and Esther (Conklin) Wikoflf (b. 
 My 2, i860, do.). Prepared in Austin H. S. 
 Chicago; Rockford Coll., 1909-11. Alpha Xi 
 Delta; Phi Delta Psi; Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club. 
 Mgr., H. S. Cafeteria, Waukegan, 111., 1914-16; 
 .Asst., H. Sc, Coe College, 1916-17; Head of 
 H. Sc. Dept., Coe Coll., 1917 — . Address, $939 
 Race Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Coe Col- 
 lege, Cedar Rapids, la. 
 
 6665. RAYMOND HARVEY WILKINS 
 Poultry Husbandman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 
 27. 1888. Danville 111.; s. H. A. (b. S 6, 1857, 
 Muncie, Ind.) and Anna (Merritt) Wilkins (b. 
 My 6, 1857, ChanTi)aign Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Champaign II. S. M. S., Cornell Univ., 1915. 
 Kappa Sigma; Helmet; Soph. Cotillion Com. 
 Instr., Essex Co. Agr. Sch., Hathorne, Mass., 
 1915; Asst. Poultry Investigator, Ky. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Lexington, Ky., 1915-17; Poultry Hus- 
 bandman, U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Bureau An. Hush., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 6666. EARL CLINTON WILLIAMS 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 30, 1891, 
 Gardner, 111.; s. G. H. Williams. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Sigma Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Mar- 
 ried Marie Louise Mantor. Child, b. D 25, 
 1914. Address, Gardner, 111. 
 
 6667. BERNICE CELIA WILSON 
 Dir., Cafeteria; A. B. in H. Sc; b. N 24, 
 1888, Jacksonville, 111.; d. George W. (b. New 
 Ross Wexford Co., Ireland) and Mary Elma 
 (Boggs) Wilson (b. Ironton. O.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S.; Santa Monica (Calif.) II. S. 
 Y. W. C. A., Cabinet. Asst. to Dir., Univ. of 
 111. Cafeteria, 1914-15; Dir., 11. S. Cafeteria, 
 Rockford, 111., 1915-17; do.. Long Beach, Calif., 
 1 91 7 — . .-Iddrcss, 727 American Ave., Long 
 Beach, Calif. 
 
 6668. JAMES AIKEN WILSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. O 14. 1888, 
 Ilcrrin, 111.; s. Henry Wilson. Prepared in 
 Ilerrin H. S.; Purdue Univ. Engr. Transpor- 
 tation Dept.. C. C. C. &■ S. T. L. R. R.. Indian- 
 apolis. U. S. N. A. Co. L, 334th Inf.. Camp 
 Taylor, Louisville, Ky. Address. Hcrrin, 111.; 
 bus. add., 112 Pleasant Ave., Indianapolis. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
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 6669. NORMAN KENNETH WILSON 
 Salesman; 15. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 30, 1891, Chi- 
 cago; s. Thomas (b. Jl 18, 1865, London, Eng.) 
 and Alice Wilson (b. S 8, 1865, do.). Prepared 
 in Englewood II. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; Sigma 
 Tau; Freshman Track; Varsity Track, 1912; 
 Varsity Football, 1912-13. Promotional Engr., 
 I'ortland C'enicnt Mfg. Assn., Chicago, 1914-16; 
 Steel Salesman, Trussed Concrete Steel Co., 
 Youngstown, O.. 1916-18. 2nd. Lt., 473 Aero 
 Sqdn., 35 Eaton Pi., London, Eng., 1918; 
 Mustered out, D 22, 1918. Jr. Mem.. A. S. E. 
 Address, 6233 Ingleside Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 415-418 M. & M. liank Bldg., Milwaukee. 
 
 6670. SAMUEL VICTOR WINQUIST 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 12, 1891, St. 
 
 Charles, 111.; s. F. Winquist. Prepared in W. 
 Batavia II. S. Alpha Kappa Psi; Cml. Club; 
 Ry. Club; Class F'ootball, 1912-13; Mgr., Class 
 Football, 1913-14. c/o Passenger Dept., C. B. 
 & Q. R. R., Chicago. R. O. T. C, Co. 5, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111. Address, 194 Houston St., Ba- 
 tavia, 111. 
 
 6671. GEORGE HYDE WITTENBERG 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch.; b. S s, 1892; 
 
 s. F'rank (b. Je 1857) and Ruth (Hyde) Wit- 
 tenberg. Prenared in Little Rock H. S. Arch. 
 ^Draftsman, Peoria, 1 914-17; do.. Little Rock, 
 Ark. Married Minnie (Jreenfield, D 29, 1914. 
 Child, George Hyde, Jr., b. Ja 27, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 310 W. 23d St., Little Rock, Ark.; bus. 
 add., 300 Reigler Bldg., do. 
 
 6672. DEAN PARKHURST WOLEBEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C.,E. ; b. S 6, 1891, Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y.; s. Harry D. Woleben (b. Ja 16, 
 1862, Marengo, 111.) and Anna Jane (Dean) 
 Woleben (b. N 17, 1864, Topton, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Bloom Tp. H. S. Chess and Checker 
 Club. Army Engr., Evanston, 111., 191 5; Engr., 
 Chicago Hgts., 1915-16; Interest. Commerce 
 Comni., Chicago, 1916. Valuation Engr., G. & 
 S. I. R. R., Gulfport, Miss., 1916-17. 2nd Lt., 
 Camp Pike, Ark., 191 7; Co. D and Co. E., 6th 
 Regt. U. S. Engrs.; A. E. F., 1918; M6th 
 Engrs., do., 1918 — . Married Augusta Elston, 
 Ja 13, 1913. Children: Louise, b. F 24, 1914; 
 Karl Elston, b. N 30, 191 5; Margaret Dean, b. 
 Ag IS, 1917. Address, 1534 E. Beach, Gulf- 
 port, Miss. 
 
 6673. CLARENCE JACOB WOLFF 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 14, 
 1892, Cambridge, O.; s. W. S. Wolff. Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Address, 510 W. 
 Iowa St., Urbana. 
 
 6674. JESSE JOHN WOLTMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 26, 1888, No- 
 komis, 111.; s. John and Minnie (Nantkes) 
 Woltman. Prepared in Nokomis H. S. Sigma 
 Pi; C. E. Club. City Engr., Anna, 111., 1914- 
 16; Drainage Engr., Bluff City, 111., 1915; Engr., 
 Rd. Dist. 5, Bates & Rogers Const. Co. Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1917; Clevelanfi, 1917. Const. Div. 
 War. Dept., Washington, D. C. With Bates & 
 Rogers Constr. Co., on Constr. of Air Nitrates 
 Plant, Toledo, O. Mem., 111. Soc. of Engrs. 
 Married Carrie Edith Poole, My 11, 1916, 
 Elgin, 111. Child, Martha Ann, b. Ja 17, 1918. 
 Address, Nokomis, 111. 
 
 6675. HARRY GARDNER WOOD 
 (Husband of No. 7292) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 2, 1891, 
 Jacksonville, 111.; s. Benjamin and Carrie (Gard- 
 ner) Wood. Prepared in Jacksonville H. S.; 
 111. Coll., 1909-10. Lambda Chi AIi)ha; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; E. E. Soc; (!ai)t., Univ. Regt. 
 Elec. Engr., 1913-14. Westinghouse Elec. & 
 Mfg. Co., 1914-16; Switchboard Engr., New 
 York City, 1916-17. ist Lt., Engr., O. R. C, 
 
 7;th Div. Ildqtrs. Staff, Camp Upton, L. I.; 
 Cain., do.; Le Mans, France, 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. S. E. E. Married Helen Waller Webber 
 (15), My 7, 191 7, Urbana. Address, 106 
 W. Illinois St., Urliana; bus add.. Westing- 
 house Co., New York City. 
 
 6676. JAMES ELLSWORTH WOOTERS 
 See G757A 
 
 6677. LELAND MAGNESS WOOTERS 
 
 (Son of G7S7A) 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 6, 1890, 
 DuQuQin, 111.; s. James E. (b. My 28, 1861, 
 ()din. 111.) and Laura, Esther (Magness) 
 Wooters (b. Ja i?, 1867, Salem, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Carlinville H. S. Journ., Staff of 
 Des Moines Register and Tribune. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, Wellington Hotel, 
 Des Moines. 
 
 6678. GRACE LUCILE WORRELL 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 9, 1883, Bowen, 
 JIl.; d. James Wilson (b. N 24, 1844) and 
 Nancy Elizabeth (Forsyth) Worrell (b. Je 3 
 1848, Bowen, 111.). Prepared in Bowen H. S.; 
 Carthage Coll., 1902-03. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, West Point, 111. 
 
 6679. BERNICE WRIGHT (ALDEN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6042) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 8, 1892, Redmon. 
 111.; d. Henry H. and Rose (Folger) Wright. 
 Prepared in Brocton H. S. ; Hamilton (JoU. 
 Kappa Kajjpa Gamma; Alethenai; Scribbler's 
 Club; Sec, Sr. Class; Capt., Basket-ball. Prin., 
 H. S., Payson, 111., 1914-16; Instr., Eng., Oak- 
 land Tp. H. S., 1916-18. Married Lt. John L. 
 Aldeu ('14), S 4, 1917, Sycamore, 111. Child, 
 John L., Jr., b. Je 28, 1918. Address, 119 Ex- 
 change St., Sycamore, 111. 
 
 6680. MIJSINIE ROBERTA WRIGHT 
 
 (BURTON) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 14, 1892, Mc- 
 Leansboro, 111.; d. Samuel Marshall (b. do.) 
 and Carry Sharpe (Sobine) Wright (b. Colum- 
 bus, O.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon Tp. II S 
 Chi Omega; Yo Ma. Married Robert Olson 
 Burton, Jr., D 17, 1917, Chicago. Address, 
 5540 Cornell Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6681. CARL STANLEY WYANT 
 Draftsman ;B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 4, 1890, 
 
 Tanesville, la.; s. Carl Monroe (b. Ja 12, 1846, 
 Hookstown, Pa.) and Mary Jane (Greenlee) 
 Wyant (b. D 12, 1850, Washington, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in E. Waterloo (la.) H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Scarab. Arch. Draftsman, C. M. Winslow 
 Arch., Los Angeles. Married Bess Fenton, Ag 
 30, 1917, Los Angeles. Address, 4556 Lomita 
 St., Los Angeles; bus. add., 1131 Van Nuys 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 6682. BERTHA ALICE WYKLE 
 (Sister of No. 8035) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. F 21, 1891, 
 Danforth, 111.; d. William (b. Jl 28 1863, 
 Peoria) and Alice (Stafford) Wykle (b.' Ja 24, 
 1861, Bolten, Eng.). Prepared in Mahomet 
 H. S., 111. Wesleyan Acad.; 111. Woman's Coll., 
 1909-10. Instr., Math., H. S., Marseilles, 111., 
 1914-16; Grad. work, Columbia Univ., summer, 
 i9'8; Teacher, Areola Tp. H. S., 1918 — •. Ad- 
 dress, Mahomet, 111. 
 
 6683. JOHN JONATHAN YOKE 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 11, 1878, Ac- 
 ton, Ind.; s. Jonathan W. (b. do.) and Isabelle 
 (Moore) Yoke (b. Indianapolis). Prepared in 
 Acton (Ind.) H. S. ; Butler Coll.; In<lianapolis 
 Univ.; Vories Bus. Coll., Univ. of 111., 1914; 
 Instr.. .\n. Husb., Asst., Exp. Sta., Univ. of 
 W. Va., 1915; Asst. Prof., Horse and Swine 
 
562 
 
 Univeusity or Illinois 
 
 I1915 
 
 Ilusb., do., 1916; do., An. Husb., do., igi;; 
 Acting Head of An. IIu.sb. Dept., do., 1018 — . 
 Auth.: Forage Crons for Hogs, ipi?- Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, Morgantown, W. Va. 
 
 6684. ARTHUR EDWIN YOUNG 
 ManagcM-; ]!. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 26 1880. 
 Pawnee, Neb.; s. Everett (b. Me.) and Melissa 
 (McMichael) Young. Prepared in Pawnee 
 Acad.; York Coll. A. B., N. VV. Univ., 1906. 
 Agr. Ed., Internat. Scb. of Correspondence, 
 Scranton, I'a., 19131 5; Mgr., Irrigated Farms 
 Co., Trenton, N. J., 191. S- Married Elsie Baker. 
 1906. Children: ]'"thel Baker, b. D 2, 1906; 
 Margaret Maitland, b. Je 1.3, 1912; Florence 
 Agnes, b. Mr 29, 1916; Olive Carol, b. F s, 
 rgi8. Address, R. 3, Trenton, N. J. 
 
 6685. JESHINE ZOHN ZEE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 7, 1891, 
 Shanghai, China; s. Kimboo F. Zee. Prepared 
 in St. John's Univ., J'rejiaratory Sch., Shang- 
 hai, China; Harvard. Gen. Elec. Co., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y. ; Drevard Co., Canton, China. 
 .Iddrcss, 10 Zenkong Bldg., Kue Voisin, Shang- 
 hai, China. t 
 
 6686. EUGENE WHJ.IAM ZEPPENFIELD 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 29,. 1889, ^St. 
 I.ouis; s. R. Zeppenlield. Prepared in McKin- 
 ley H. S., St. Louis. Alpha Zeta. Teacher, 
 Agr. and Sc, Stockland 'Ip. and Iroquois II. 
 Schs. Address, 2745 Accomac St., St. Louis; 
 bi<s. add., Irocpiois, Ill.t 
 
 CLASS OF 1915 (629 LIVING, 15 DEAD) 
 
 6687. LOUIS ASA ABBOTT 
 (Son of No. 416; Brother of Nos. 4043. 4044. 
 8909) 
 Farmer; li. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 9, 1891, Ustick, 
 111.; s. Alfred N. ('85), (b. do.) and Sarah 
 (Green) Abbott (b. Jules Prairie, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Morrison II. S. Acacia; Agr. Clulj; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Prelim. Honors. Far- 
 mer. Address, Morrison, 111. 
 
 6688. MARY OLENA ADAMS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. JI 1 1, 1893. 
 Tipton. Mo.; d. Arthur T. (Ag 3, 1867, Boone- 
 ville. Mo.) and Laura Olena (Stearns) Adam.s 
 (b. Ap 5. 1868, Tiplon, Mo.). Prepared in 
 Tipton (Mo.) II. S. A. B., Forest Park Univ., 
 1914. Hockey; Basketball. Teacher. Math, 
 and Latin, I'orest Park Univ., St. Louis. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Forest Park Univ., St. Louis. 
 
 6689. WILLIAM CALVIN ADAMS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Je 23, 1888, Mil- 
 ford, 111.; s. Calvin (b. Ag 25, 1839, Clinton, 
 111.) and Julia Ann (Beatty) Adams (b. JI 7, 
 1849. I''indlay, O.). Prepared in Walseka H. 
 S. Psi Delta; Alpha Chi Sigma; Chem. Soc. 
 Test. Engr., St. Iligbway Dept., Springfield, 
 111., 1914-17; Chem., Te.x. Co., Port Arthur, 
 Tex., 1917— . Mem., A. C. A.; A. A. A. S. 
 Married Elizabeth Whitlenberg, O 24, 191 7, 
 Springfield, 111. Address, 1418 6th St., Port 
 Arthur. Tex.; bus. add., c/o Texas Co., 435 
 New Orleans Ave., do. 
 
 6690. HARRY FRANCIS AINSWORTII 
 Supervisor; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 26, 1893, 
 
 Greensburg, Ind.; s. Charles Bruce (b. 111.) 
 and Nettie (Upjohn) Ainsworth (b. Ind.). 
 Prepared in Greensburg (Ind.) H. S. Sigma 
 Nu; Class Baseball Mgr. Farmer, 1915-16; 
 with Polk San. Milk Co., Indianapolis, 1916-17; 
 Supvr., Vocational Agr.. 191 7 — ■ Mem., A. F. 
 A. M., 32nd degree. Married Lida Ester Ains- 
 worth, jl 7, 1917, Greensburg, Ind. Address, 
 Mt. Summit. Ind. 
 
 6691. HARRY GREGORY AINSWORTII 
 Seedsman; P.. S. in Agr.; b. My 27, 1890, 
 
 Mason C'ity, 111.; s. William Thomas (b. Bath, 
 III.) and Ella (Mitchell) Ainsworth (b. Salem, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Mason City H. S. Book- 
 keeper, W. A. Grandy Lumber Co., Mason 
 City, III., 1915-17; Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Ains- 
 worth Bros. & Co., Seed Corn, Kentland, Ind., 
 1917. Married Marjorie Grandy, O 23, 1915. 
 Mason City, HI. Address, Kentland, Ind. 
 
 6692. LAURA ALBAND (BARICKMAN) 
 
 (Sister of No. SS'?) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc.; b. Mr 21, 1802, Streator, 
 
 III.; d. John (b. 1854, Alden. N. Y.) and Mary 
 
 (Gleim)" Alband (b. 1862, Grand Ridge, III.). 
 
 Prepared in Streator Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Colo., 
 
 1911-12. Ka|)pa Kappa Gamma; Phi Beta Kap- 
 pa; Omicron Nu; Illiola. Pupil Dietitian, Mi- 
 chael Reese IIosp., Chicago, 1915; Teacher, 
 Dom. Art, East H. S., Aurora, 111., 1916-17; 
 do., Streator, 111., 1917 — •. Married Dr. Rob- 
 ert Irving Barickinan, N 17, 1917, Streator, 
 in. Address, 215 S. Bloomington St., Strea- 
 tor, 111. 
 
 6693. HAROLD CORNELIUS ALBIN 
 Research Chem.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 13, 
 1888, Stamford, Conn.; s. Eugene (b. 1858, 
 (Georgetown, Conn.) and Rena S. (Waterbury; 
 Albin (b. 1866, Stamford, Conn.). Prepared 
 in De Witt Clinton Evening H. S., New York 
 City; Univ. Acad.; Pa. St. Agr. Coll., 1913-14. 
 .Mpha Zeta; Cosmopolitan Club. Bur., Chem., 
 Washington, D. C, 1915-17; Food Research 
 Lab., Indianapolis; Investigator, Food Hand- 
 ling and Storage, Bur. of Markets, U. S. Dept. 
 (if Agr., W'ashington, D. C. Married Christine 
 May Cameron, N 30, 1918, Irwin. I'a. Ad- 
 dress, 175 Greyrock, Stamford, Conn.; bus. 
 add., c/o Bureau of Markets, Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 6694. OTllO WILLIAM ALLEN 
 (Brother of No. 7338) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1916; 
 b. JI 21, 1892, Ontario, Can.; s. William Henry 
 (b. S 4, 1865, do.) and Mercy (Williams) Al- 
 len (b. Ag 9, 1864, Bristol, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Clinton Tl. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Cosmopoli- 
 lan Club; Master's Scholarship; Fellowship. 
 fJrad. Stud.. Rom. Lang., Univ. of 111., 191 S- 
 17; Insfr., Spanish. U. .S. N. Acad., Annapolis, 
 Md., 1917 — . Mem., Am. Assn. Teachers of 
 Spanish. Address, .'3 Randall St., Annapolis, 
 Md. 
 
 6695. ANDREW JOHN ALBERT 
 ANDERSON 
 Contractor; B. S. in C. E. ; M. S., 1916; b. 
 .^g 13, 1892, Chicago; s. John A. Anderson. B. 
 .S., Lewis, Inst., 1013. Grad. Stud., T. & A. 
 M., 1915; Contr., Grant Smith & Co. Camp 
 Mead; Admiral. Md.; Mustered out, 19^8. 
 .iddress, 913 Irving Park Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 6696. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ANDERSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. TI 3, 1893. Charleston. 
 111.; s. A. C. (b. O )87"2, Meadville, Pa.) and 
 Nellie T. Anderson (b. Je 2, 1875. Charleston, 
 111.). Prepared in Charleston II. S., iQii; 
 East. III. St. Norm. Scb.. 1911-12. Phi Delta 
 Phi; Scholarship, Law Sch. Lawyer, A. C. S.- 
 Ren. F. Anderson. Charleston, 111.; City Atty., 
 do., 191 7 — . Exalted Ruler, B. P. O. E. ; Sec., 
 Coles Co. (111.) Bar Assn. Married Lena Mc- 
 Neel My 18. 1017, Charleston, 111. Address. 
 I Charleston. III. 
 
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 6697. CLARENCE JOSEPH ANDERSON 
 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. J I 26, 
 1893, Princeton, 111.; s. C. A. Anderson. Pre- 
 pared in Princeton II. S. V. P., Ry. Club. 
 Acct., C. R. R., N. J., 1017. Address, 2y N. 
 Plea.sant St., Princeton, III.; bus. add.. Wasli- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 6698. IRVING ANDERSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ja 3, 
 1885, Rio, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Mr 10, 1848) 
 and Mary Jane (Tall)Ot) Anrlcrson (b. Je 17, 
 1855, Alexis, 111.). Prepared in (Jalesburg II. 
 S." Triangle. Draftsman. A. T. & S. F. Ry., 
 Topeka, Kan., 1915-16; Office Engr., do., Chilli- 
 cothe. III., 1916-17; Div. Engr., Marceline, 
 Mo., 1917-18. I.t., Engrs., U. S. A., 1918. 
 Mem., Christian Science Church. Address, 
 Box 3, Marceline, Mo. 
 
 6699. WALKER WHITCOMB ANDERSON 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 8, 1892. Hol- 
 der, 111.; s. A. W. Adams. Prepared in Bloom- 
 ington H. S. Acrinthus; Scarab; Class Base- 
 ball. Arch.. Omaha, Nel)., 1917— . Ensign, 
 U. S. N. R. F., Great Lakes, 111.; Lt., (jr. 
 grade) Crew No. i, Pauillac, France. Address, 
 1408 N. Main St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
 6700. WILLIAM FRENCH ANDERSON 
 Clerk; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 27, 1893. Lake 
 Forest, HI.; s. William S. L. (b. Ap 29, 18^8, 
 do.) and Anna Mary (French) Anderson (b. Ag 
 
 11, 1864, Wooster, O.). Preiiared in Deerfield 
 Shields Tji. H. S., Highland Park. Agr. Club; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Illinois Union; Jr. Prom. 
 Com.; Homecoming Com. Clerk and Book- 
 keeper, 1915-16; Clerk, Slieep Buyers Dept., 
 Swift & Co., Chicago, 1916 — . 2nd Lt,, Pro- 
 vost Guard Co., Chillicothe, O., S 1918 — . 
 Mem., Chicago Illini Club; Presby. Church. 
 Address, 104 Western Ave., .South Lake For- 
 est, 111.; bus. add., Sheep Buyers Office, Swift 
 & Co., Chicago. 
 
 6701. HANS HENRY LOUIS ANDRESEN 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 7, 1890, Chi- 
 cago; s. Theodor Andresen. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H. S. Arch., Chicago. Hdqtrs. Co., 
 128th Inf., 32nd Div., A. E. F., France; Se- 
 verely wounded, Ag 191 8. Address, 643 Barry 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6702. JOHN ASA ANDREWS 
 (Brother of No. 55*25) 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 16. 
 1893, Cruger, 111.; s. Charles Woodson (1). Jl 
 
 12, 1858, Washington, 111.) and Anna Augusta 
 (Tacquin) Andrews (b. Ag2i, 1858, Metamora, 
 111.). Prepared in Walnut II. S. Agr. Clul); 
 Agron. Soc. Farmer, Chalsworth. 111., 191 5- 
 16; Foreman, ranch, Manitoba, Can., 1916; 
 Clerk, Virden St. Bank, Virdcn, 111., 1916-17; 
 Bookkeeper, Bailey Falls Farm, Oglesby, 111., 
 191 7-1 8; Supt., do., 1918 — . Address, Oglesliy, 
 111. 
 
 6703. *MICHAEL LOUIS ANGAROLA 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 6, 1890, Chicago; s. Jos 
 eph Angarola. Prepared in St. Ignatius Coll. 
 Glee and Mandolin Club; C. E. Club; Spalding 
 Guild, ist Class Q. M., Navy Municipal Pier, 
 Chicago. Died O 3, 1918, Chicago. 
 
 6704. DOROTHY MAUDE ARMINGTON 
 (Sister of No. 8930) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 12, 1892, 
 Dixon, 111.; d. Alfred P. (b. N 12, 1864, Dun- 
 ham, Quebec. Can.) and Gracia E. (Laing) 
 Armington (b. Ap 14, 1868, Dixon, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Dixon II. S. Sigma K;ippa. Teacher, 
 H. S., Dixon, 111.. 1015 — . Address, 717 Hen- 
 nepin Ave., Dixon, 111. 
 
 6705. Pill I I. IP I' LETCH KR ARMOUR 
 (Husl)and of No. 7072) 
 
 Dist Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 23, 
 1891 Rockford, III.; s. William IL and Sadie 
 II. (Ernst) Armour. Prepared in Rockford H 
 S.; Univ of Wis., 1911-12. Sigma Chi; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Cheer Leader, 1914-1^. Suocial 
 V'--. .Northwest. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 19,5- 
 .6; l^ist. Mgr. rfo Champaign, 1916— . C. A. 
 m" • •. V?'*^'^"' ^- ^•' mustered out, 1919. 
 .Married Margaret Anna Marbold ('15), D 18 
 ■ oiS, Greenview, 111. Address, 711 W. Nevada 
 i.i:] '-'■■''ana; bus. add.. First National Bank 
 Hldg., Champaign. 
 
 6706. DELLA ARMSTRONG (MENGEL) 
 (Wife of No. 7081) 
 
 M^' ^\ i'] ^^- r"'-\J'-J^y '^' 'S^S- Lamar, 
 Neb.; d. Alex-an<Icr (b. F 2, 1864, Newton, la.) 
 .-indEmgie A. (Covert) Armstrong (b. Je 4, 
 1858 Linyilie la.). Prepared in Newton (la.) 
 U. .S.; Highland Pjark Coll., Des Moines 
 Swimming Honors. Supvr., Mus. and Draw- 
 ing, Highland Park Coll., Des Moines, 1909-10- 
 leacher. Pub. Sch Drawing and Mus., Highl 
 land Park Coll., Des Moines, 1915-16 Asst 
 (niardian Camp Fire Girls, Pittsburgh; Assoc! 
 Lharity Worker, do. Married George H. Men- 
 
 0^1/1 '^^^ '°' "'"^- -'iddress, 302 44th St.. 
 Pittsburgh. 
 
 6707. LENNOX FRANCOIS ARMSTRONG 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 20, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Paul Armstrong. Prepared in Oak 
 ark and River Forest Tp. H. Schs.; Notre 
 name Univ Clii Phi; Sigma Tau; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S. M. E. ; Tribe of Illini; Football. 
 Engr., Armstrong Bros. Tool Co., Chicago, 
 ■"" 7- N-ival Aviation. U. S. N., 1918; Bomb- 
 ing Officer, Ensign, N. R. F. C, Pensacola, 
 
 •la.; Mustered out, F 12, 1919. Married 
 Jeanette Mane Blum, Ag 31, 1918, Chica- 
 go. Address, 335 N. Francisco Ave.. Chicago; 
 l>us. add., c/o Armstrong Bros. Tool Co., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 6708. WALTER CLARK ARMSTRONG 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 26, 1893 
 
 Chicago; s. Samuel rb. Ag 13, 1864, Morris, 
 til.) and Emma L. (Burnside) Armstrong (b. 
 F I 1865, Wauconda, 111.). Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H S., Chicago. Thela Delta Chi; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Lt. Col., Univ. Regt. ; Agr. 
 y. P., 111. Union Council, 1914; Homecoming 
 (om., 1914. Mfr., Sheet Metal Specialties, 
 '917. 2nd Lt.. U. S. A., 1917; ist Lt., do., 
 44th U. .S. Inf., Camp Lewis, Wash., 1917; 
 capt.. Regt. Adjt., do., 1918— . Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Address, 1420 Farwell Ave., Rogers 
 Park Sta., Chicago. 
 
 6709. EDWARD LAURENCE ATKINS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 10, 1893. Rock 
 
 I" alls. III.; s. Edward Lyle (b. N 29, 1S70 do ) 
 and Sarah Lestina (Brown) Atkins (b. S 3, 
 1873, do.). Prepared in Rock Falls IL .S'. ; 
 Knox Coll., igii-13. Phi Delta Tlieta; Alpha 
 Xeta. Farmer, Rossville, Ind., loi.^;; do., 
 Smithshire, 1916 — . Married Irene Genevieve' 
 McBroon, O 7, 191 5. Geneseo, 111. Children: 
 Margaret Madeline, b. Jl 18. 1016; Jean Irene, 
 b. F 22, 1918. Addre.ss, R i, Smithshire, 111. 
 
 6710. BARTON SLADE AUSTIN 
 (Brother of G20) 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Land. Card.; b. Mr 
 28, 1891, Woodstock, 111.; s. Barton Slade (b. 
 Jl 29, 1846, Salem, N. Y.) and Alice Almcda 
 (Schryver) Austin (b. F 11, 1856). Prepared 
 in Woodstock II. S. Univ. Land. Arch. Soc; 
 Scarab; Prelim. Honors; Corp.. Univ. Brig. 
 Asst., Paul Mueller, Minneapolis; with Perl 
 Bros., do.; with Am. Park Builders, Chicago; 
 with Louis Branrlt. Cleveland. Mem., Congr. 
 Churc'i. .Iddress, 1924 E. loist St., Cleveland; 
 bits. add.. Room 608 Euclid Bldg., do. 
 
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 671 1. HAROLD EMERY AUSTIN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 4, 1893, 
 
 Round Grove, III.; s. W. J. (b. N 21, 1855, 
 Mansfield, Pa.) and Cora Belle (Simonson) 
 Austin. Prepared in Englewood H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Prelim, and Final Hon- 
 ors; Pres., Jr. Branch A. S. M. E. Engr., Am. 
 Tar Product Co., Chicago. Married Elsie Mc- 
 Kinney, S 2, 1916, Chicago. Address, 649 W. 
 73rd St., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Am. Tar Pro- 
 duct Co., 208 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 6712. ALICE GRACE AXELSON (LANE) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 6, 1893, Moline, 
 111.; d. A. C. Axelson. Prepared in Moline H. 
 S. Sec. and Treas., St. Louis Alumni, 1916; 
 Certainteed Products Corp., Niagara Falls, N. 
 Y., 1917 — . Married J. L. Lane, O 21, 1915. 
 Address, c/o Certainteed Products Corp., Niag- 
 ara Falls, N. Y.t 
 
 6713. HOLLAND ROBERT BACHER 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Je 6, 
 1890, New York City; s. Mary Bacher. Pre- 
 pared in Mt. Vernon (N. Y.) H. S.; Columbia 
 Univ. Address, Bronxville, N. Y.t 
 
 6714. CHARLES HENRY BADE 
 (Brother of G24) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 6, 1891, 
 Wahpeton, N. Dak.; s. Charles G. (b. Ger.) 
 and Anna W. Bade. Prepared in Royal Bldg. 
 Acad., Vienburg, Ger. Arch, work, Fargo, N. 
 Dak., 191 5-1 7; Engr., U. S. A., Ft. Leaven- 
 worth, 1917-18; 2nd Lt., 407th Engrs. Depot, 
 1918 — . Address, Wahpeton, N. Dak. 
 
 6715. ALEXIS MATTHEW BAGUSIN 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. S 10, 1885, Odessa, 
 Russia; s. Matthew Bagusin. Prepared in 
 Quincy H. S. Le Cercle Frangais; Rifle Club. 
 Attending Med. Sch., Harvard. Address, 2, 
 Wigglesworth St., Roxbury, Mass.f 
 
 6716. *JOHN WILLARD BAILEY 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. My 18, 1892, Lovington, 
 111.; s. J. Y. Bailey. Arch. Draftsman, Loving- 
 ton, 111. 36th Aero Squadron Constr. Dept., 
 A. E. F., O 1917-18. Married Grace Franklin 
 1917, Urbana. Died of disease, D 4, 1918, 
 France. 
 
 6717. LA FORCE BAILEY 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in Arch.; M. S., 1916; b. 
 Ap 17, 1893, Gardner, 111.; s. Richard Lincoln 
 (b. Morris, 111.) and Katherine (La Force) 
 Bailey. Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S. Sigma 
 Pi; Art Staff and Ed., Siren. Asst. Instr., 
 Arch. Design, Univ. of Kan., 1016-17; Instr., 
 Arch. Design and Freehand Drawing, do., 
 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Willetta 
 Goodspeed, Jl 6, 1918, LTrbana. Address, 1714 
 Indiana St., Lawrence, Kan.; bus. add., Mar- 
 vin Hall, Univ. of Kan., do. 
 
 6718. ALFRED MICHAEL MARK 
 
 BAKER, JR. 
 
 Farm Manager; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 29, 1894, 
 
 St. Louis; s. A. M. Baker. Prepared in Yeat- 
 
 man H. S. Sigma Pi; Scabbard and Blade; 
 
 Ionian; Mask and Bauble; Hoof and Horn 
 
 Club; Mgr., Class Track; Capt., Univ. Brig. 
 
 Mgr., Stock and Grain Farm, St. Charles, Mo., 
 
 1915; do., St. Louis, 1916; do., Netherlands, 
 
 ■ Mo., 1916 — . Address, Netherlands, Mo.f 
 
 6719. FRANK MILTON BANE 
 (Brother of Nos. 5016, 5017) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 15, 1892, 
 Dana, 111.; s. M. Milton (b. F 20, 1855. Mar- 
 shall Co., W. Va.) and Florence May (Clegg) 
 Bane (b. S i, 1856. Dana, 111.). Prepared in 
 Pontiac Tp. H. S. Alpha Zeta; Ma-wan-da Tribe 
 of mini; Baseball, 1913-15; Basketball, 1914-is. 
 
 With H. J. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh, 1915-16; Dir., 
 An. Husb., St. Charles Sch. for Boys, St. 
 Charles, 111., 1916-17; Asst. Co. Agr. Agt., Pon- 
 tiac, III., 1917; Farm Adviser, Brown Co., 
 Minn.. 1917 — . Married Lillian May White- 
 man, O 15, 1916, Prairie City, 111. Child, 
 Florence Catherine, b. Ja 22, 1919. Address, 
 -'Sleepy Eye, Minn. 
 
 6720. HAROLD EDWARD BARDEN 
 Elec. Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 25, 
 1892, South Pasadena, Calif.; s. Edward 
 Everett (b. S 19. 1867, N. Attelboro, Mass.) 
 and Mary Ella (Wood) Barden (b. F 25, 1863, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in . outh Pasadena (Calif.) 
 H. S.; LTniv. of So. Calif. Eta Kappa Nu; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; E. E. Soc; 2nd Lt., :st Lt. 
 and Capt., Univ. Brig.; Fresh. Varsity Tennis; 
 Class Track. Elec. Draftsman, So. Calif. Edison 
 Co., Los Angeles, 1915-17. Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. 
 Guard; Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., 1917-18; U. S. 
 N. Acad., 1918; U. S. Submarine Sch., New 
 London, 1918. U. S. S. N-2. Mem., A. I. E. E., 
 U. S. N. Inst.. 1915-17; S. Coast Yacht Club, 
 1915; M. E. Church. Address, 406 Monterey 
 Road, South Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 6721. BYRL A. BARKER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 5, 1892, Mazon, 
 111.; s. Joel H. (b. Ja 31, i860, Putnam Co.) 
 and Maude E. (Robinson) Barker (b. S 1865, 
 Mazon, 111.). Prepared in Mazon Tp. H. S. 
 Farmer, Mazon, 111. Married Hazel A. Thomas, 
 O 14, 1915, Harvard, 111. Child, Carolyn Mil- 
 dred, b. F 14, 1917. Address, Mazon, 111. 
 
 6722. CHARLES PRUDEN BARKMAN 
 Clergyman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. JI 2, 
 1892, Fairmount, N. J.; s. William R. (b. 1858, 
 Parker, N. J.) and Sarah (Welsh) Barkman (b. 
 i860). Prepared in Princeton Tp. H. S. San 
 Francisco Theological Sem. Address, San Ansel- 
 mo, Calif. 
 
 6723. RALPH LINDEN BARLOW 
 Mgr. and Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 28, 1892, 
 Urbana, O. ; s. Linden Chauncey (b. Mr 24, 
 1864, Plain City, O.) and Cornelia (Sowers) 
 Barlow (b. N 4, 1868, Lanesville. O.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana (O.) H. S.; Law Coll., Univ. 
 of Mich., T914. Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Delta 
 Chi; Ben Franklin Club; Helmet; Daily Illini 
 Staff; Ed. in Chief, Siren; 1915 Illio; Dope 
 Sheet Staff; Sr. Memorial Com.; Jr. Smoker Co. 
 Sales Correspondent, Fort Wayne Corrugated 
 Paper Co., Fort Wayne, Ind., 1916-17; O. 
 Repr., do., 191 7; Mgr., New York City Sales 
 office, 1917 — . Address. 40 E. 40th St., New 
 York City; bus. add., 501 5th Ave., do. 
 
 6724. SOMENDRA CHANDRA BARMAN 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 19, 1894, Agartola, 
 India; s. Col. M. D. Barman. Prepared in 
 Univ. of Calcutta. Cosmopolitan Club; Cml. 
 Club; Le cercle francais; Hindustanee Assn. 
 Address, Argartola Tippesah, Bengal, India. t 
 
 6725. ALLEN LITTLER BARNES 
 (Brother of No. 6726) 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 11, 1888, Texas City, 
 III.; s. George Dallas (b. i860, Centerville, O.) 
 and Winnifred (Phillips) Barnes (b. 1850, Tur- 
 ner, Me.). Prepared in Harrisburg Tp. H. S. 
 Address, Harrisburg, Ill.f 
 
 6726. NELL BARNES 
 (Sister of No. 6725) 
 Actress; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b.-Ag 17, 1891; 
 d. George Dallas (b. i860, Centerville, O.) and 
 Winnifred (Phillips) Barnes (b. 1850, Turner, 
 Me.). Prepared in Harrisburg Tp. H. S. Grad., 
 Cumnock Sch. of Oratorv. N. W. Univ., 191S- 
 16. Alpha Xi Delta; Class Historian; Class Bas- 
 ketball; Hockey; Swimming; Bowling. Theatri- 
 
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 cal profession; Studying voice, Chicago, 1918 — . 
 Address. 511 S. Babcock, Urbana; bus. add.. 
 c/o Clifton Mallory Players, White Entertain- 
 ment Bur., 100 Boyleston St., Boston. 
 
 6727. ROBERT OLNEY BARNES 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 20, 1892, Chicago; 
 s. William Alexander and Isabel (Oman) Bar- 
 nes. Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S. Lamda Tau 
 Rho; Univ. Orchestra. Valuation Dept., C. B. 
 & Q. R. R., 1915-18. Pvt., 3rd. Prov. Co., 32nd. 
 Engrs. Address, 307 S. Ashland Ave., 
 La Grange, 111. 
 
 6728. AUGUST MATTHEW BARREAU 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 24, li 
 Ger. ; s. Edonard (b. Paris, France) and Ma 
 thilde (Rogister) Barreau (b. Lige, Belgium.) 
 Prepared in Central Y. M. C. A., Chicago. Brev 
 Capt., Inf., 111. Nat. Guard. Arch. Engr., Uni 
 versal Portland Cement Co., 1916-17. 2nd Lt. 
 U. S. Engrs., Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 191 7; sth 
 U. S. Engrs. Texas, 1917-18; 319th Engrs., 8th 
 Regular Div., Camp Fremont, Calif., 1918 — . 
 Address, 2351 Milwaukee, Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6729. EDNA BARRINGER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 11, 1887; 
 d. S. E. Barringer (b. Hillsboro, 111.). Prepared 
 in Hillsboro H. S.; East. III. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Teacher H. S., Witt, 111., 1915; do., Hillsboro, 
 111., 1916; do., Coffeen, III., 1918 — . Address, 
 Witt, Ill.t 
 
 6730. ALEXANDER FRASER BARRON 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 21, 1891, 
 Ord, Neb.; s. John F. and Adelaide Louise 
 (McCarthy) Barron. Prepared in East Side H. 
 S., Denver. Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma. Engng. 
 Dept., Am. Smelting & Refining Co., Perth 
 Amboy, N. J., 1915-17; Va. Ry. Co., Princeton, 
 W. Va., 1917; U. S. Metal Refining Co., East 
 Chicago, Ind., 1917 — . Camp Lee, W. Va.; 
 305th Engrs.. Co. F, 8oth Div., A. E. F., 
 France. Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address, 2316 
 E. 70th Place, Chicago; bus. add., c/o U. S. 
 Metal Refining Co., East Chicago, Ind. 
 
 6731. JOHN PERCIVAL BEALL 
 (Brother of No. 5025) 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 23, 
 1892, Alton, 111.; s. James Wesley (b. Mr 23, 
 1867, rfo.) and Elizabeth (Percival) Beall (b. Ja 
 19, 1867, do.). Prepared in Alton H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega. Cost Acct., Alton, 111., 1916 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1700 Liberty St., Alton, Ill.t 
 
 6732. WARD POWERS BEARD 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr; b. Ag 8, 1892, 
 
 Milledgeville, 111.; s. L. C. (b. N 5, 1858, Chews- 
 ville, Md.) and Ida E. (Fiske) Beard (b. Mr 7, 
 1869, Somerset, Pa.). Prepared in Milledge- 
 ville H. S.; Knox Coll., 1911-13. Alpha Zeta. 
 Teacher, Mt. Carroll, 111. Married Marion Eliza- 
 beth Miller, Ag 15, 1917, Milledgeville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Mt. Carroll. 111. 
 
 6733. MARTHA SELMA BECK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ap 15, 1894, 
 
 Wabash, Ind.; d. William P. (b. S 1858, Har- 
 risburg. Pa.) and Lettie Violet (Belle) Beck 
 (b. Ja 1870, Paris, 111.). Prepared in Short- 
 ridge (Ind.) H. S.; Butler Coll., 1911-13. Alpha 
 Kappa Alpha; Y. W. C. A. Teacher. Indianapo- 
 lis Ptab. Sch., 191S — . Mem., A. M. E. Church. 
 Address, 1019 N. West St., Indianapolis. 
 
 6734. EDWIN LOUIS BEIFUSS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 24, 1893, Chica- 
 go; s. Herman (b. F 17, 1847, Strausburg, Ger.) 
 and Fredericka (Fischer) Beifuss (b. Je 14, 
 1856, Wurtenburg, Ger.). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S.. Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., do., 
 1911-13. Grad. work, Univ. of III., 1915-16. Al- 
 
 pha Chi Rho. Mech. Dept , Am. Car & Foundry 
 Co., Chicago, 1915-18; Farming. igi8. 318th F. 
 A., Veterinary Detachment, A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 5805 W. Ohio St., Chicago. 
 
 6735. EMERSON DE WITT BELL 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 16, 1890, 
 Pontiac, 111.; s. J. E. Bell. Prepared in Pontiac 
 H. S. E. E. Soc. Elec. Engr., Evanston, 111., 
 1915; do., Edwardsville, 111., 1917 — . Address. 
 Elec. Light & St. R. R. Co., Edwardsville, Ill.t 
 
 6736. MARY BELL (SLOAN) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 6, 1892, WelU- 
 ville, Mo.; d. Rev. Hay (b. Jl 2, 1853, Rose- 
 bud, 111.) and Lillian (Sloan) Bell (b. Mr i. 
 1870, Ivandale, Mo.). Prepared in So. 111. St. 
 Norm.; Millikin Univ., 1912-13. Chi Omega. 
 Teacher, Eng., Carbondale, 111., 1915-16. Mar- 
 ried Dr. Edwin Plummer Sloan, O 25, 1917, 
 Wellsville, Mo. Address, 901 N. Main, Bloom- 
 ington. 111. 
 
 6737. ARTHUR JACOB BENNER 
 Ceram. Engr.; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 9, 
 
 1894, Chicago; s. Jacob (b. 1854, Hesse, Ger.) 
 and Harriet Pomella (Volkman) Benner. Pre- 
 pared in Lake View H. S., Chicago. Alpha Sig- 
 ma Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma. Ceram. Engr., Tow- 
 er, Minn., 1916; With Jacob Benner Cigar 
 Mfg., Chicago, 1916-17; Ceram. Engr., Hebron, 
 N. Dak., 1917. 333rd Machine Gun Bn., Camp 
 Grant, 1917; Corp., do., 1917. Sergt., do., 1918; 
 4th O. T. C, ist Bat., Section A, Camp Grant, 
 111.; R. O. T. C, Mach. Gun Sch., Camp Han- 
 cock, Ga. ; mustered out, Ja 1919. Address, 
 5532 Lakewood Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 653 
 Willow St., do. 
 
 6738. WILLIAM JACOB BENNER 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Ag 26, 1892, Chicago; s. Wil- 
 liam Benner. Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. With Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick 
 Co., Hebron, N. Dak. Sergt., Co. B, 333rd Ma- 
 chine Gun Bn., Carnp Grant, Rockford, 111.; 
 Corp., Machine Gun (To., 344th Inf., 86th Div., 
 A. E. F., France; Sergt., 2nd Prov. Labor 
 Bn., do., 19 1 8 — . Address, 6032 Winthrop 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6739. WILLIAM HARRISON BENNETT 
 (Brother of No. 3638) 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 7. 1892, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. John Franklin ''b. Earlville, 111.) 
 and Viola Alferetta (Childs) Bennett (b. Men 
 dota, 111.). Prepared in East Aurora H. S. Del 
 ta Kappa Epsilon; Helmet Club; Lambkins 
 Glee Club; Stud. Union Dramatic Club; Com 
 poser, Musical score. Maid And A Myth. Sales 
 man, B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., 1915-17; 
 Sun Oil Co., Columbia, Tex.. 1919 — . 2nd 
 Lt., Inf.. R. C, 1917; Detailed, Special Duty, 
 AgT. & Mech. Coll., Texas, 191 7; 342nd Inf., 
 Camp Grant, 111.; Mustered out, F 12, 1919. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Hinsdale Club. Address, 
 52 N. Pine St., Hinsdale, 111.; bus. add.. Sun 
 Oil Co., Columbia, Tex. 
 
 6640. ARTHUR EDWARD BENSON 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch. E. ; b. Mr 15, 
 1892, Chicago; s. Edward Benson. Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Alpha Rho Chi; 
 Arch. Club. Arch. Draftsman, Chicago, 1915-17; 
 do., Detroit, 191 7 — . Address, 112 Kipling Ave., 
 Detroit. t 
 
 6741. FRANK BERGMANN 
 (Brother of No. 6088) 
 Designer; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 23, 1892; s. 
 Adolph (b. Austria) and Mary (Taborshy) 
 Rergmann (b. do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 6.. Chicago. Reinforced Concrete designer, Vitz- 
 thum & Teict Co., Archs.; dh., H. M. Heinz 
 Concrete Engr.; do., Burlington R. R.; Design- 
 
566 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [191S 
 
 er, Estimator, and Salesman Weber Chimney 
 Co. Address, 11 51 ^l-nt?" Ave Oak Park, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Weber Chimney Co., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6742. PEARL ANNA MARIE BERNHARDT 
 (Sister of No. 7388) 
 Chemist; A. B in H Sc.- b. Jl 20, 1893, 
 Collinsville, 111.; d. .'red (b. F 12 §66 Troy, 
 111.) and Anna (Hess) Ber;??^a''4 , ^^U ^Y 24, 
 1876, do.). Prepared in Collinsville Tp.H. b. 
 Alpha Xi Delta; Yo Ma; Omicron Nu; Treas.. 
 Women's League. Teacher, Sc, Ridge Farm, 
 111?, T916; do.,-Dom. Sc., Baltimore St. Norm., 
 Towson, Md., 1917; Emergency Demonstration 
 Work, Md. Agr. Coll., Baltimore, I9i7-ib, 
 As'it U. S. Food Adm., Washington, D. C, 
 Bur. Chem.. Dept Agr., do., i9i8-. Mem 
 Friend's Soc., Baltimore, 1916; JJ. Js. t^ooa 
 Adm Club. Address, 1708 I St., N. W., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 6743 HARRIET JOSEPHINE BERNINGER 
 Dean- A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 18, 1874, 
 jLanctst'er, 111.; d. Amos (b, O x8 1844) and 
 Mary Rose (Baker) Berninger (b. Mr 10, 
 I836^ R-epai-ed in Ind. St. Norm.. iQOS-6. 
 kappa Delta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa. Ass , Educ 
 TTniv- nf 111 ioi'^-i7; Teacher, Pub. ^cns., 
 Lancaster, lit :9i7-:8;' Dean Blackburn to 1 
 Carlinville 111., 1918—. Address, I.ancaster, 
 liulns add., c/o Blackburn Coll., Carlinville, 
 111. 
 
 6744 CHARLES HARRY BERWALD 
 Flee Engr ; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 5, 1892, 
 Dalks Tex^, s. Mrs R. Berwald P^pared ui 
 Dallas rTex ) H. S. Menorah Soc; E. t.. 
 Soc -Lt. and Q M, Univ. Brig. Elec. Engr., 
 ChUkgo, jgis Address, 11210 Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6745. VERA BEYER 
 (Sister of No. 7390) 
 Probation Officer; A. B. in L. A & S.; b. N 
 23 1891, Danville. 111.; d. Peter (b do.) and 
 Ifary '(6under) Beyer (b ^868, Fau^noun . 
 111.). Prepared in Danville H.-S. Vi.itor 
 United Charities, Chicago, ig 6-18 Probation 
 
 Officer, Juvenile Court Cook Co. Chicago, 
 1018— Address, 6102 Kenwood Ave., Chica- 
 go- bus. add.. County Building, do. 
 
 Worthington, Mr 10, 1917, Oak Park, 111. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Chicago Retort & Fire Brick Co., 
 Ottawa, 111. 
 
 6749. GEORGE WASHINGTON BLAKE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 7, 1893, May- 
 wood, 111.; s. C. E. Blake. Prepared in Pro- 
 viso Tp. H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Tau 
 Rho; C. E. Club; Class Football; Swimming; 
 Water Polo; Class Basketball; Sec, Sr. Class. 
 Engr., Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co., Chicago, 
 1917—. 2nd Lt., F. A. R. C, A. E. F. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 6750. EDITH ELLIOTT BOGGESS 
 Missionary; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 16, 1886, 
 Catlin, 111.; d. E. P. (b. Jl 17, 1837, do.) and 
 Hannah Jane (Elliott) Boggess (b. D 11, 1846, 
 Paxton, 111.). Prepared in Danville H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1914-15. Omicron Nu; 
 Y. W. C. A. Norm. Sch. Dept., Isabella Tho- 
 burn Coll., Lucknow, India, 1916-17; Head- 
 Mistress, H. S. Dept., do., 191 7 — . Mem., 
 North India Conf., M. E. Church; Missionary 
 Conf. Addt'ess, c/o Isabella Thoburn College, 
 Lucknow, India. 
 
 6751. MACDONALD CHARLES BOOZE 
 
 (Brother of No. 5045) 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ceram.; b. D 10, 1892, 
 Bethany, 111.; s. Charles Jackson (b. My 21, 
 1864, Gays, 111.) and Cora Mabel (Walker) 
 Booze (b. Je 21, 1869). Prepared in Sullivan 
 H. S.^ Sigma Nu; Ma-wan-da; Alpha Chi Sig- 
 ma; Kii Klux; Tribe of Illini; Varsity Football. 
 Supt. and Efficiency Engr., Medal Paving Brick 
 Co., CarroUton, O.; do., Malvern, O., 1915-16; 
 do., Wooster, O., 1915-17; Ceram. Engr., U. S. 
 Govt. Bur. of Mines, 1917 — . Married Mary 
 Gladys Hudson, D 31, 1915, Joliet, 111. Child, 
 .Mack Hudson, b. S 25, 1916. Address, 108 W. 
 10th Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 6752. CLARA MARIE ELIZA BORGELT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. JI 26, 1887, 
 
 Havana, 111.; d. H. L. Borgelt. Prepared in 
 Havana H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Achoth. 
 Teacher, H. S., Flora, 111., 1915; do., Havana, 
 III., 1916. Address, Havana, 111. 
 
 6746. HARRY EDWARD BIGLER 
 (Husband of No. 7825) 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b S 21, 1891, 
 Sigel H ; s. Alexander VV. (b Ap 24, 1863, 
 DuDage Co 111.) and Elizabeth (iolch) Big- 
 ^rTb Ja 23, T865, Teutopolio, 111.). Prepared 
 n East HI. St. Norm. Sch., 1906-10; Univ of 
 Chica-o 191.. Beta Gamma Sigma; Alpha Del- 
 ta Sigma; Ben Franklin Club; Cml. Club; 
 Norm Sch Club; Bookkeeper and Bus. Mgr., 
 gaX///i'i. Auto. Salesman Packard Mo^. 
 Par Cn Chicago, 1915 — • 2nd Lt., Heavy Ari^ 
 Cfmp Taylor Ky.,Agi9i8; Mustered out, D 
 1918 Married Leota Irene Mosier (16), O 
 4 916, Urbana. Child Ruth Elizabeth b. 
 Mr 30, 918. Address. 6830 R'dgeland Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 24th and Michigan Ave., 
 
 "■5747 ARTHUR BARNES BINGHAM 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 21. 1891, Chi- 
 cago sB. H. (b. 1865. Hartford, Conn ) and 
 Ulr; (Barnes) Bingham (b 1867. St^diad • 
 111 ). Prepared m Oak Park H. S. Acantmis. 
 Married Marion Ruth Groves, O 21, 1916, Riv- 
 er Forest, 111. Address, R. 6, Champaign. 
 
 6748 GEORGE FRANCIS BISSEL 
 
 Ceramist; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. F 25, 1891. 
 
 Chicago s Frank R. Bissel. Prepared in New 
 
 Trier H S. Ceramist, Chicago Retort & Fire 
 
 Br ck Co., Ottawa. 111., 191S. Married Miriam 
 
 6753. CANUTO OCTAVIO BORROMEO 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 19, 1891, 
 Cebu, Cebfl, P. I.; s. Jose Maria (b. Ap 12, 
 184S, do.) and Margarita (Reynes) Borromeo ■ 
 (b. Tl 20, 1858, do.). Prepared in Cebu, Cebfl. 
 (P. 'I.) and Manila (P. I.) H. Schs.; St. Char- 
 les Coll.; Univ. of Calif., 1912-14. A. _B., 
 Univ. of Philippines, 1912. Cosmopolitan 
 Club. ' Engr., Vilter Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, 
 1015-16; Mgr., Cebu branch. Engng., Mech. 
 Dept., Pacific Cml. Co., Cebu Cebti, P. I., 1917; 
 Asst. Engr. Mindoro Sugar Co., San Jose, Min- 
 doro, P. I.. 1917-18. Mem., Mactan Lodge; A. 
 F. A. M.; Jr. mem., A. S. M. E. Address, No. 
 2, Asamblea St., Cebu, Cebtl, P. I. 
 
 6754. LOREN GUSHING BOW 
 (Brother of No. 6102) 
 Instructor; B. S. in Ceram.; b. Je 6, 1893, 
 Detroit; s. Sandy (b. Plymouth, Mich.) and 
 Anna (Gushing) Bow (b. Detroit). Prepared 
 in E. Detroit H. S. Sigma Pi; Keramos; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Homecoming Com.; Sr. 
 Memorial Com.; Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. 
 Instr., Math., N. W. H. S., Detroit, ist Lt., 
 Aid-de-Camp, U. S. Nat. Guard; Staff Brig. 
 Gen. Louis C. Covell, 63rd Inf. Brig., 32nd 
 Div., Am. E. F., France. Married Annabel 
 Frances (Zoleman, O 28, 1916, Detroit. Ad- 
 dress, 222 PSacific Ave., Detroit. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 567 
 
 675s. HAZEL W. BOWLUS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 29, 1894. 
 Williamsport, Ind.; d. William W. (b. S 1858, 
 Warren Co., do.) and Dora (Dick) Bowlus (b. 
 Mr 31, 1864, do.). Prepared in Williamsport 
 (Ind.) H. S. Achoth; (Jlassical Club. Teach- 
 er, Latin and Ger., Bement, 111., 1915-17; do., 
 Hoopeston H. S., 1917— . Address, 410 E. Dan- 
 iel St., Champaign; bus. add., 309 S. Market 
 St., Hoopeston, 111. 
 
 6756. HAROLD SMITH BRADLEY 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ja 22, 1891, 
 Rockford, 111.; s. Charles Wyman (b. Ap 7, 
 1863. do.) and Carrie Bell (Smith) Bradley 
 (b. Ja 18, 1864, Whitewater, Wis.). Prepared 
 in Rockford H. S. Delta Omega. Arch. 
 Engr., Rockford, 111., 1915; Grain Elevator 
 Engr., James Stewart & Co., Chicago, 1916; 
 Chief Draftsman, Sherwin Williams (Zo., Ken- 
 sington, 111., 191 7-18; Canadian Leonard Const. 
 Co.. Peterboro, Ontario, Can., 1918 — . Mem., 
 West. Soc. of Engrs. Married Helen Frances, 
 My 26, 191 7, Chicago. Address, 5334 Hyde 
 Park Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., Leonard Const. 
 Co., do. 
 
 6757. *GEORGE RAYMOND BRANNON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 10, 1889, Lowell, Ind.; 
 s, William Perry (b. Mr 22, 1859, do.) and 
 Sarah Ellen (Barber) Brannon (b. i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Univ. of N. Dak. Acad.; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1914, A. B., Univ. of N. Dak., 1911. 
 Cow Tester, various dairy farms. Died S 15, 
 1918, Great Lakes Naval Training Station. 
 
 6758. LESLIE ORVILLE BRIGHT 
 Principal; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O s, 1889, 
 LeRoy, III.; s. E. W. Bright. Prepared in 
 Foosland H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Class 
 Baseball; Football. Prin., Sch., Foosland, 111. 
 Married Mary DeLong, D 25, 1916. Address, 
 Foosland, Ill.t 
 
 6759. FLOYD E. BRITTON 
 
 (Brother of G84) 
 
 Asst. Atty. Gen.; LL. B.; b. D 24, 1890, 
 
 Marion, 111.; s. Rev. Joseph Walter and Lucre- 
 
 tia Ada (Morgan) Britton (b. Bonegap, 111.). 
 
 Prepared in Medora H. S. ; Univ. Acad., 1909- 
 
 10. Phi Alpha Delta; Sec, Fresh. Class, 1910- 
 
 11. Atty., Mounds, III., 1915-17; Asst. Atty. 
 Gen. of III., Springfield. 111., 1917 — . Mem., 
 M.' E. Church. Married Gladys Gaunt, D 25, 
 1912, Mound City, III. Children: Robert 
 Gaunt, b. S 16, 1914; James William, b. Ag 1, 
 1917. Address, 1444 Dial Court, Springfield, 
 
 6760. WILLIAM SANFORD BROCK 
 Associate; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 17, 1888, W. 
 Va. ; s. .Sanford Columbus (b. Mr 16, 1862, 
 Wayne Tp., Greene Co., Pa.) and Jessie 
 (Scott) Brock (b. Ja 1867, Waynesburg, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Waynesburg (Pa.) Acad. A. B., 
 Waynesburg Coll., 1910.. Instr., Pomology, 
 Univ. of III., 1915-18; Assoc, do., 1918 — . 
 Married Nell E. Lewis, My 15, 1912, Waynes- 
 burg, Pa. Child, Christine Jessie, b. Ag 30, 
 191 6. Address, 708 S. Goodwin Ave., Urbana. 
 
 6761. NATHAN BROMBERG 
 Tool Designer; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. O 22, 
 1891, Pinsk, Russia; s. Charles (b. 1871, do.) 
 and Cecelia Bromberg (b. 1871, Drohitsen, 
 Russia). Prepared in Medill H. S., Chicago; 
 Crane Jr. Coll., Chicago, 1911-13. Ceram. 
 Club; Menorah Soc; Class Football; Varsity 
 Wrestling; Varsity Fencing. Cost Analyst, 
 Chicago Water Dept.. Chicago, 1915-16; Ceram. 
 Chem., Des Moines Clay Co., Des Moines, 
 1916; Asst. Engr., Moscow Auto Co., _ New 
 York and Chicago offices, 1916; Tool Designer, 
 Goddard & Co., Chicago, 1917; Partner in 
 firm, Chicago Tool Reclaiming Co., Chicago, 
 
 1918 — . Married Esther Slon, F i, 1919, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 1330 Washburne Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 147-149 West Austin Ave., do. 
 
 6762. ELIZABETH MAUDE BROOKS 
 
 (Sister of No. 4571) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My i, 1891, 
 Bethlehem, Pa..; d. John Pasdal (b. S 24, 1861, 
 Kittery, Me.) and Maude Pepperrell (Perkins) 
 Brooks (b. F 6, 1863, Atchison, Kan.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign and Urbana H. Schs. : 
 Potsdam Norm. Sch., N. Y., 1914-15. Delta 
 Gamma; Alethenai; W. A. A. Asst. Instr., H. 
 S., Eliot, Me., 191S-16; do., Potsdam, N. Y., 
 1916-17; North Woodstock, N. H., 1917— . Ad- 
 dress, Potsdam, N. Y.; bus. add.. North Wood- 
 stock, N. H. 
 
 6763. FANNIE M. BROOKS 
 (Sister of Nos. 2916, 5051) 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. S.; b. Ap 4, 1880; 
 d. George W. (b. F 14, 1850) and Anna Au- 
 gusta (Gray) Brooks (b. F 22, 1852). Pre- 
 pared in Saunemin H. S.; Diploma, Nurses Tr. 
 Sch., South Bend, Ind.; Columbia, summer, 
 1 91 6. Achoth; Sigma Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Illiola; H. Sc Club. Registered Nurse, Spring- 
 field, 191 5; Instr.. Home Econ. Exten. Service, 
 Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Am. Red Cross Nurse, 
 France. Address, 016 W. Nevada St.. LTr- 
 bana; bus. add.. Hotel Galilee, 41 Rue de 
 Galilee, Paris, France. 
 
 6764. OSCAR FRANKLIN BROOKS 
 (Brother of No. 8166) 
 Manager; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 3, 1890, Paris, 
 111.; s. Thomas J. (b. My 27. 1861, Albany, 
 Ky.) and Beatrice (Stearns) Brooks (b. Mr 
 28, 1869. Edgar Co., 111.). Prepared in Paris 
 H. S. Gen. Mgr., Dak. Coal Co., Minot, N. 
 D. M. G. Corps, 46th Inf., Camp Sheridan, 
 Ala.; Sergt., 27th Engrs., A. E. F.. France; 
 Returned to states. Address, 1008 W. Green 
 St., Urbana; bus. add.. Box loi, Minot, N. 
 Dak. 
 
 6765. ELMER ALFRED BROWN 
 (Brother of No. 2591) 
 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 24, 1891, 
 'St. Louis; s. C"harles H. and Arena I. (Tanner) 
 Brown. Elec. Engr., Clark Mfg. Co., Cleve- 
 land; South. Acid & Sulphur Co., St. Louis. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. Address, 1287 Sut- 
 ter Ave., St. Louis, 
 
 6766. ELMER ARTHUR BROWN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 6, 1891, 
 
 Kempton, 111.; s. Mrs. Louella Brown. Pre- 
 pared in Kankakee H. S. Engr., Harrison Cu 
 cumber Co., Kankakee, III., 1915 — • Address 
 554 S. Rosewood Ave., Kankakee, III. 
 
 6767. JOHN BERNIS BROWN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; M. S., 1917; b. D. 
 25, 1893, Rock Falls", III.; s. Frank Turner (b. 
 Grand 'Tower, 111.) and Katherine B. (Robb) 
 Brown (b. Rock Falls. 111.). Prepared in Ster- 
 ling Tp. H. S. Chem. Club; Phi Lambda LTp- 
 silon. Chem., Dept. of Chem., Univ. of 111.. 
 1018— . Food Div., Sergt., San. C. N. A., 1917; 
 2nd Lt., do., Washington, D. C. 19 18 — . Mar- 
 ried Bertha States, O 9, i9i8, Champaign._ Ad- 
 dress, 1005 W. Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 
 6768. LLOYD WARFIELD BROWN 
 V. P., Elec. Co.; B. S. in Sc; b. My 6, 1891, 
 Morgan Co., 111.; s. William Barr (b. S 4. 
 i860. Lexington, Ky.) and Fannie E. (McCoy) 
 Brown (b. N 27, 1850, Paris, Ky.). Prepared 
 in Whipple Acad.; III. Coll.. Jacksonville, 111. 
 Phi Kappa Psi: Alpha Gamma Rho. Farmer, 
 191 5-16; Service Mgr., Central III. Elec. Co., 
 Mr 1916-JI 16: V. P., do., Jl 1916-N 17- 
 Ord. Supply Sch., San Antonio Arsenal, Ja 
 
S68 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 UQiS 
 
 19171-Mr 1917; Officers Supply Sch., Camp 
 Mead, Md., Mr 1917-Je 1917, Camp Hancock, 
 Ga., Je 1917-JI 1917; San Antonio Arsenal, Jl 
 1917—- Mem., B. P. O. E., 1913; A. F. A. M.; 
 R. A. M.; K. T., 1917. Address, Jacksonville, 
 
 6769. PEMBROKE HOLCOMB BROWN 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 26, 
 1885, Rockford, III.; s. Caroline E. Brown. 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Acacia; Mu Gam- 
 ma Rho; Philomathean; Prelim. Honors. Grad. 
 Stud., Econ., Univ. of 111., 1915-17. Address, 
 1619 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass.f 
 
 6770. *WALDO REINHART BROWN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 21, 1892, Niles 
 Center, 111.; s. J. W. Brown. Prepared in Carl 
 Schurz H. S., Chicago. ssth Inf., France. 
 Killed in action, 1918, France. 
 
 6771. EVERETT ROBERT BRUNSKILL 
 
 (Brother of No. 8177) 
 Chemist: B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 18, 1894, 
 Pontiac, 111.; s. Robert (b. 1863, Cayuga, 111.) 
 and Anna (Pearson) Brunskill (b. 1868, do.). 
 Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Mgr., Football; 
 Special Honors. Married Marie F. Pruett, Ap 
 29, 1916, Indianapolis. Child, James Robert, 
 b. My 22, 1918. Address, 3948 Lindley Ave., 
 Norwood, O.; bus. add., c/o Cult & Wiborg, 
 Cincinnati. 
 
 6772. ROY IRVING BUCHANAN 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 14, 1883, St. 
 Francisville, 111.; s. A. B. Buchanan. Pre- 
 pared in Darlington (Ind.) H. S.; Wabash 
 Coll.; Hanover Coll. Address, St. Francisville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 6773. ERMANE GAYLORD BUCHER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Ceram.; b. S 8, 1890, Pon- 
 tiac, 111.; s. Nicholas (b. Ag 1847, Syracuse, 
 N. Y.) and Emma (Hartman) Bucher (b. Ap 
 '3. 1853, Ger.). Prepared in Pontiac Tp. H. 
 S.; Univ. of Chicago, Summer 1916; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1917; Univ. of Chicago, Summer, 1918. 
 Chi Beta; Lambda Tau Rho. Pres., ist. Regt. 
 Band, 1914-15; Gym. team, 1912-15; Univ. Or- 
 chestra 1911-15; Solo Clarinet 1913-15. Teach- 
 er, Math., St. Petersburg, Fla., 1915-16; Dir., 
 Municipal Concert Band, do.; In Charge Sc. 
 Dept., Tp. H. S., Streator, 1916-18; Classifica- 
 tion Div., Personnel Office, Jefferson Barracks, 
 Mo., 1918; Mustered out. D 14, 1918. Mem., 
 Arrw Ceram. Soc; A. F. A. M. Address, 
 203 Sherman Ave., Pontiac, 111.; bus. add., 
 Streator, 111. 
 
 6774. CARL WILLIAM BUCKLER 
 
 (Brother of No. 8976) 
 Teacher and Dir.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 
 14, 1887, Metcalf, 111.; s. William Martin (b. F 
 9, 1843, Ky.) and Elizabeth Jane (Jennings) 
 Buckler (b. N 16, 1862, Harrisburg, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Paris H. S. Ionian. Dir., Agr., Man. 
 Tr. Sch.. Glenwood, 111., 1915 — . Address. 
 Glenwood, 111. 
 
 6775. KATHERINE M. BUENGER 
 
 (Sister of No. 3299) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 24, 
 1892, Granite City, 111.; d. William (b. Jl 25, 
 1853, Ger.) and Amelia (Neimeyer) Buenger 
 (b. Je I, 1857, Granite City, 111.). Prepared 
 in Granite City and Edwardsville H. Schs.; 
 111. Woman's Coll., 1911-13. Alpha Omicron 
 Pi. Address, R. i. Granite City, 111. 
 
 6776. MAUDE EMILY BULL 
 
 Home Demonstration Agt. ; B. S. in H. Sc. ; 
 
 b. My 10, 1893, Union Grove, 111.; d. Wilson 
 
 B. (b. Je 25. i8^;5. Fulton, 111.) and Eva May 
 
 (Baker) Bull (b. N 28, 1856, Union Grove, 
 
 111.). Prepared in Morrison H. S. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta; Yo Ma. Teacher, Union Grove, 
 111. Home Demonstration Agt., U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr., Morrison, 111. Address, 907 W. Ore- 
 gon St., Urbana; bus. add., Morrison, 111. 
 
 6777- FRANK AVERY BUSH 
 (Husband of No. 8253) 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 8, 1892, 
 Peoria; s. Frank Hendenburg (b. Ag 7, 1865, 
 do.) and Harriett Maria (Avery) Bush (b. Mr 
 22, 1866, Troy, N. H.). Prepared in Peoria 
 H. S. Acacia; Alpha Kappa Psi; Cml. Club; 
 Illio Staff. Salesman in Dry Goods Store, Peo- 
 ria, 1915-16; do.. Wholesale Silk Dept., Mar- 
 shall Field & Co., Chicago, 1916-17. ist O. T. 
 C, Ft. Sheridan, III., 191 7; 2nd Lt., Inf., 4th 
 Co., Camp Grant, 111., 1918 — . Married Har- 
 riette Gabrielle Dadant ('17), N 10, 191 7, Ham- 
 ilton, 111. Address, 1140 2nd Ave., Rockford, 
 111. 
 
 6778. GEORGE HOWLAND BUTLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 6, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. H. W. and Alice (Carter) Butler (b. 
 O 12, 1873, do.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago. Beta Theta Pi; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Ku Klux; Capt., Univ. Brig.; Chicago 
 LTniv. Scholarship for four yrs. work. Const. 
 Engr., Ind. Steel Co., Indiana Harbor, 1916. 
 Border Service, 111. Militia, 1916; ist R. O. 
 T. C, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 191 7; Capt., N. 
 G., Co., 38th Inf., France; Wounded in Ac- 
 tion; Received Croix de (juerre; Instr., Inf. 
 Sch. of Weapons, Chatillon, France. Auth.: 
 The Man's Prayer, Athena Mag. and Chicago 
 Herald. Address, 5410 Giddings St., Chicago. 
 
 6779- BYRDIE BLYE BUTZER 
 (Sister of Nos. 4101, 5571, 6780) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 2, 1892, Hills- 
 
 dale. 111.; d. John Franklin (b. My 17, 1858) 
 
 and Christina (Roos) Butzer (b. Ja 6, i860). 
 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Address, Hillsdale, 
 
 Ill.t 
 
 6780. VERNA VIOLA BUTZER 
 (Sister of Nos. 4101, 5571, 6779) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr i, 1894, 
 Hillsdale, 111.; d. John Franklin (b. My 17, 
 1858) and Christina (Roos) Butzer (b. Ja 6, 
 i860). Prepared in Urbana H. S. W. A. A.; 
 Bethany Circle; Final Honors in Ath. Teacher, 
 Hillsdale, III., 1915-16; do., Moline, 111., 1916- 
 17; do., Hillsdale, 111., 1917 — . Address, Hills- 
 dale, 111. 
 
 6781. HERBERT WILLIAM BYE 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ap 3, 1893, Chicago; s. 
 
 Elmer C. (b. S 19, 1866, Christiania, Norway) 
 and Annie I. (Hanson) Bye (b. O 19, 1866, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. 
 Phi Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Rho; K. O. T. B.; 
 Prelim. Honors; Varsity Fencing; Varsity De- 
 bating, 191 5; Pres., Jr. Class, 1914. Asst. St. 
 Atty.. Urbana, 1915-16; Lawyer, Chicago, 1916- 
 18; Treas. and Sec, G. J. Henry Mfg. Co., 
 do., 191 8 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 2820 
 Logan Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 3264 W. 
 Grand Ave., do. 
 
 6782. LLOYD RAYMOND CALDWELL 
 
 Investigator; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 10, 1891, 
 Neoga, 111.; s. J. C. Caldwell. Prepared in 
 Neoga Tp. H. S. Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. Asst. Investigator, An. Husb., Univ. of 
 111., 191 5 — . Address, Ewing, Ill.t 
 
 6783. LORA ALICE CANADY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 7, 1886. 
 Winchester, Ind.; d. S. A. Canady. Prepared 
 in Winchester (Ind.) H. S.; De Pauw Univ. 
 Alpha Chi Om.ega; Woman's League; Y. W. C. 
 A. Teacher, H. S., Indianapolis. Address, 
 257 E. Franklin St., Winchester. Ind.; bus. 
 add.. Manual Training H. S., Indianapolis. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 569 
 
 6784. ARNOLD WILMORE CARLSEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch. E. ; b. S i, 1892, 
 
 Chicago; s. C. A. Carlsen. Prepared in Lane 
 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Arch. Club; Jr. Prom. 
 
 Com.; Homecoming Com. Address, 4830 St. 
 
 Anthony St., Chicago.! 
 
 6785. MARY VANCE CARNEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 1 1, 1889, 
 Oklahoma City, Okla. ; d. James (b. D 31, 1856, 
 Trim Co., Meath, Ireland) and Elizabeth 
 (Lyons) Carney (b. D 29, 1864, Summerset, 
 la.). Prepared in Marseilles H. S.; No. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1906-8; Columbia, summer 
 1915-17. Scribblers' Club. Teacher, H. S., 
 Hibbing, Minn., 1915-16; St. Paul, Minn., 
 1916-17; do., Farmer City, 111., 1918 — . Auth. : 
 Minnesota, the Star of the North, D. C. Heath, 
 1918. Mem., Universalist Church. Address, 
 Marseilles, III. ; bus. add.. Farmer City, 111. 
 
 6786. CHARLES KNEELAND CARPENTER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 18, 1891, 
 Faribault, Minn.; s. Charles A. and Anna Mar- 
 garet (Kneeland) Carpenter. Prepared in 
 Faribault (Minn.) H. S. Scarab. Arch. 
 Draftsman, Minneapolis, 1915-17; Designer, In- 
 terior Fixtures, do., 191 7-18. U. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of Minn., 1918 — . Married Margaret 
 Grant, Je 8, 1918, Faribault, Minn. Address. 
 Faribault. Minn. 
 
 6787. DANIEL BERNARD CARROLL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 23, 
 1886, Hadley, 111.; s. Michael Louis (b. N 11, 
 1850, Pittsfield, 111.) and Mary Ann (McGary) 
 Carroll (b. Ap 5, 1S58). Prepared in 111. St. 
 Norm. LTniv., 1908-12; Univ. of 111., 1915-16. 
 Basketball; Baseball. Teacher and Ath. Coach, 
 Tech. H. S., Indianapolis, 1915-17. O. T. C, 
 Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind., 1917; O. T. C, 
 Harvard, 191 7; Instr., Phys. Tr., Inf., Sch. of 
 Arms, 84th Div., Camp Zachary Taylor, 191;?- 
 18; Commanding Officer. Co. Q, 309th Ammuni- 
 tion Tr., do., 1918 — . Capt., Art. 309 Ammu- 
 nition Train, A. E. F., France; Mustered 
 out, F 28, 1919. Address, Pittsfield, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o Technical H. S., Indianapolis. 
 
 6788. ALICE CARTER 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 26, 1892, 
 Chicago; d. Consider B. (b. N. Y.) and Alice 
 Louisa (Treat) Carter (b. Claridon, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Morris H. S., New York City. Gam- 
 ma Phi Beta; Phi Delta Psi; Omicron Nu; Ale- 
 thenai; Pres., Y. W. C. A. Asst. to Pastor, 
 Presby. Church, 1915-17; Teacher. H. S., Baker 
 Univ., Baldwin, Kan., 1917-18; Dietitian, City 
 Hosp., Indianapolis, 1918 — . Address, 115 S. 
 Ritter Ave., Indianapolis; bus. add.. City 
 Hospital, Indianapolis. 
 
 6789. LUCILE CARTER 
 Clerk; B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 13, 1890 
 Danville, Ind.; d. Ward (b. Ap 5. 1856, Plain- 
 field, Ind.) and Laura (Rellum) Carter (b. 
 i860, Friendswood, Ind.). Prepared in Dan- 
 ville (Ind.) H. S.; Earlhani Coll., 1909-12. H. 
 Sc. Club; Fresh. Hockey. Teacher, Tp. H. S., 
 Ben Davis, Indianapolis. Clerk, Ord. Dept., 
 Supply Div., Washington, D. C 1918— . Ad- 
 dress, 3839 Carrolton Ave., Indianapolis; bus. 
 add., 3650 Warder, N. W. W. shington, D. C. 
 
 6790. JOSEPH BERNARD CASSERLY 
 (Brother of No. 2347) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 9, 1890, Cham- 
 paign; s. John Tully (b. Galway, Ire.) and Mar- 
 garet (Condon) Casserly (b. Syracuse, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad.; LTniv. of 111., 191 5- 
 16. St. Bd. of Health, Champaign, 1917; 
 Teacher, Agr., H. S., (Champaign, 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 108 Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 6791. WILLIAM HAROLD CHAMBERS 
 Dairy Bacteriol.; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; 
 b. Mr 2, 1894, Evanston, 111.; s. Willaam Ells- 
 worth (b. Mr I, 1862, Mt. Pleasant, O.) and 
 Minnie Winston (McGill) Chambers. Prepared 
 in Evanston Tp. H. S. .Mpha Zeta; Gamma 
 Alpha; Sigma Xi; Agr. Club; ///. Agr. Staff; 
 Chm., Agr. Dance Com. Grad. Asst., Dairy 
 Bacteriol., Univ. of 111., 1915-17. Sergt., Med. 
 De]it., Base Hosp., Camp Dodge, la., 1917; 
 2nd Lt., Evacuation Hosp. No. 8, A. E. F., 
 France, 1918; Army of Occupation, Mayen, 
 Ger., 1918 — . Auth.: Agr. BuL, No. 204. 
 .'iddress, 131 9 Main St., Evanston 111. 
 
 6792. HARI CHAND 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 10, 1890, Sial Kote, 
 District, India; s. L. Gunpat Roy. Prepared 
 in Randhiv Coll., Univ. of Panjob. E. E. Soc; 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Hindustanee Assn. Ad- 
 dress, Partanivali Sial, Kote, Dist., India. t 
 
 6793. EDWARD NEAL CHAPMAN 
 Mfg. Chem.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. O 4, 
 
 1892. Chicago; s. C. E. Chapman. Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Chem. Club; 
 Swimming. Mfg. Chem., Chapman Mfg. C^o., 
 1 91 6 — . Address, 5528 Kenwood Ave., Chica- 
 go. t 
 
 6794. RALPH DWYER CLINTON 
 
 CHAPMAN 
 Banker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 8, 1892, 
 Vienna, 111.; s. P. T. B. Chapman. Prepared 
 in Central H. S., Washington, D. C. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Varsity Football Capt., 1912-13; Pres., 
 Ma-wan-da; Helmet; Ku Klux; Alpha Kappa 
 Psi. Banker, Chicago, ist Lt., Co. G, 9th Inf., 
 2nd Division, A. E. F., France; Wounded, Jl 
 25, 1918, France. Address, Vienna, 111. 
 
 6795. BL.\NK 
 
 6796. YUN TIN CHENG 
 Export Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 1891, 
 Kwong Tung, China; s. Y. T. Cheng. Prepared 
 in St. Stephens Coll.; Univ. of London; Univ. 
 of Birmingham. Chinese Stud. Club; Cosmo- 
 politan Club; Ry. Club. Export Mgr., R. R. 
 Transportation, Hong Kong,^ S. China, 191 5 ; 
 Yu-Kee Hong, Hongkong, China. 1918. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Yu-Kee Hong, Hong Hong. 
 
 6797. GLEN CHRISTY 
 B. Mus. ; b. N 2, 1892, Harrisburg, 111.; s. 
 Mildred Christy. Prepared in Harrisburg Tp. 
 H. S. Nu Kappa Alpha; Glee Club; Philoma- 
 thean. ist Lt., Ord. Engng. Div., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. Address, 42 Orleans St., Newark, 
 N. J. 
 
 6798. ELMER ALLEN CLAAR 
 Y. M. C. A. Worker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; 
 b O IS, 1892, Altoona, Pa.; s. Jacob Claar. 
 Prepared in Moline H. S. Y. M. C. A. Work, 
 Moline, 111., 1917—- Address. Y. M. C. A., 
 Moline, IH. 
 
 6799. HELEN BEULAH CLARKE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. Mus., 1917; 
 b. Ag 5, 1890, Libertyville, HI.; d. Francis E. 
 (b. Je 19, 1864, Cedar Falls, Wis.) and Sarah 
 Emily Clarke (b. O 24. 1865, Hainesville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Illiola; Choristers, 
 Choral Soc. Teacher, H. S., and Supvr., Pub. 
 Sch. Mus., Desloge, Mo. Y. M. C. A., France. 
 Address, 31 Prospect St., Cortland, N. Y. 
 
 6800. IRL REUBEN CLINE 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 5, 1892, Jer- 
 
 sewille. III.; s. Emanuel (b. i8s4, Lenoir, N. 
 
 C.) and Mary E. (Alward) Cline (b. 1864. 
 
 Fidelity, 111.). Prepared in Jerseyville H. S. 
 
570 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1915 
 
 Tau Deta Pi; Valedictorian; Capl., Inf., Univ. 
 lU'gt. Civ. Engr., West. Biicl^ Co., Danville, 
 111., 191S— . Address, Y. M. C. A., Danville, 
 III.; bus. add., c/o Western Brick Co., do. 
 
 6801. IRA' NEWTON CLOVER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ag 5, 
 1S92, Gardner, 111.; s. Elmer E. (b. Mr 17, 
 i860, Reddick, 111.) and Lovina (Shelley) Clo- 
 ver (b. F 2g, i860, do.). Prepared in Gardner 
 H. S.; Hastings (Neb.) H. S.; Joliet Tp. H. S. 
 Sigma Pi; Lambda Tau Rho. Instrument 
 Man., C. R. I. t^- P. R. R., Chicago and Joliet, 
 111., 1915-16. Asst. Engr., Wildwood Bldg. Co., 
 Ft. Wayne, Ind., 1916-17; do., for R. W. Pratt, 
 Consulting Engr., Barberton, O., 1917-18; 
 do., Detroit, 1918. Sergt., Camp (jrant, 111., 
 1918; mustered out, 1919. Married Alta Green, 
 Je 6, 1918, Gardner, HI. Address, 10506 En- 
 glewood, Cleveland, 0.; bus. add.. 716 Hippo 
 drome Bldg., Cleveland. 
 
 6802. DAVID CLYMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 15, 1890, 
 Grand Rapids, Mich.; s. Isaac Clyman. Pre- 
 pared in N. W. Division H. S., Chicago. Me- 
 norah Soc. ; Class Football. Traction Tester, 
 Chicago; Arch. Engr., Swift, & Co.. Chicago, 
 191 8—. 2nd O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, III; 
 2nd Lt., (ird.. Aberdeen, Md.; Mustered out, 
 D II, 1918. Married Mr 16, 1919. Address, 
 c/o Gladstone Hotel, Chicago. 
 
 6803. MILDRED LEANN COBURN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 6. 1886, 
 McLean, 111.; d. Charles C. (b. Ag 16, 1854, 
 O.) aiid Sarah Frances (Alsop) Coburn (b. 
 Ap 4, 1859, Ky.). Prepared in McLean H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm. 1902-05. 1907-08. Summer, 
 1906-07. Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, El Paso, 
 lib, IQ15 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 
 McLean, 111.; bus. add., 121 W. 92nd St., New 
 York City. 
 
 6804. CHARLES BLAKE COCHRAN 
 Lumber Dealer; A. B. in L.^ A. & S.; b. Jl 
 21, 1892, Benton, 111.; s. W. G. Cochran. Pre- 
 pared in Marion H. S.; Univ. of Tex. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Scarab; Arch. Club. Retail Lum- 
 ber Dealer. Address. 405 S. Market St., Mar- 
 ion, Ill.t 
 
 6805. HARRY FRANK COGDAL 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 14, 1891, Aus- 
 tin, 111.; s. George B. (b. Petersburg, 111.) and 
 Fannie May (Povver)^ Cogdal (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Austin H. S., Chicago. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Alpha G.-imma Rho; Ma-wan-da; Alpha 
 Zeta; Prelim. Honors; Baseball Capt. Farmer, 
 South Haven, Mich., 1914; West Chicago, 111., 
 1915-16; Supt., Alexandria Dairy Farms, Au- 
 rora, 111., 1 01 7; Farmer, S^uth Haven, Mich.. 
 1917 — . Address, South Haven, Mich. 
 
 6806. *FRANK MAYNARD COLCORD 
 (Brother of G128) 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 6, 1890, 
 Greenville, 111.; s. G. A. Colcord. Prepared in 
 (Ilreenville Prep. Sch. Instr., Agr., Ainsworth, 
 Neb., iqi6; Grad. Work and Asst.. Dairy 
 Dept., Univ. of Neb.. 1917-18; Dairy Expert., 
 Agr. Coll., Pullman, Wash. Insp., Dairy Herds, 
 Camp Lewis. Died O 21, 19 18, Pullman, Wash. 
 
 6807. PAUL WAYNE COLEMAN 
 • B. S. in Agr.; b. O 29. 1893, Lcwistown, 111.; 
 s. J. O. Coleman. Prepared in Lewistown H. 
 S.; Eureka Coll. Address, Ipava, Ill.t 
 
 6808. MARY ELIZABETH COLLOM 
 
 Research Asst.; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 18. 
 
 1894, Chicago; d. Arthur Elden (b. Jl 4, 1867, 
 
 Oxford, Pa.) and Eva (Day) Collom (b. Jl 26, 
 
 1862, Niles, 111.). Prepared in Oxnard Union 
 
 (Calif.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu; 
 .\lpha Theta Chi; Final Honors; H. Sc. Ed., 
 ///. Agr. Grad. Stud., Infant Nutrition, Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-16; Lab. Asst., 1915-16; Literary 
 work, Boston, 1916-17; Research Asst., Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y., 1917^. Address, 704 Michigan 
 .\ve., Schenectady, N. Y.; bus. add., c/o Re- 
 search Dept., Bldg. 4, General Electric Co., 
 do. 
 
 6809. HAROLD EDWARD COLSON 
 Merchant; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 5, 1892, St. 
 Charles, 111.; s. J. F. Colson. Prepared in St. 
 Charles H. S. Alpha Gamma Rho. Merchant 
 and Land. Gard., St. Charles, 1916 — -. ist Lt., 
 .\sst. to Depot Q. M., Jefferson. Ind.; Mustered 
 out, Ja 18, 1919. Address, 185 W. Main St., 
 St. Charles, 111.; bus. add., 50 West Main 
 St., do. 
 
 68x0. DANIEL FRANKLIN COMSTOCK 
 Conductor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 15, 
 1891; Big Ra-ids, Mich.; s. C. W. Comstock. 
 I'repared in Evanston II. S. Psi Upsilon; 
 Helmet; Ku Klux; Fresh. Varsity Baseball and 
 Basketball. Conductor, I. C. R. R., Carbon- 
 dale, 111., 1916 — . Address, 2408 Hartzell Ave., 
 Evanston, Ill.t 
 
 6811. MABEL LOUISE CONAT 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Je 24, 1888, Detroit; 
 d. Wilmot and Jane (Wittet) Conat. Prepared 
 in Western H. "S., Detroit. A. B., Univ. of 
 Mich., igog. First Asst. Reference Dept., 
 Pub. Lib., Detroit. Final Honors. Auth. : 
 Bibliography Municipal Periodicals, Special Li- 
 braries, O, 1917. Address, 751 Campbell Ave., 
 Detroit; bus. add., c/o Public Library, do. 
 
 6812. BEATRICE VIRGINIA COPLEY 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & Sv ; A. M., 1917; 
 1). F 3, 1893, Joliet, 111.; d. Harry (b. 1863, 
 Paris, Can.) and Jose[)hine (lenkins) Copley 
 (b. 1865, 111.). Prepared in Joliet H. S. Kap- 
 |ia Alpha Theta; Yo Ma; Plii Beta Kappa; Ale- 
 Ihenai; Mgr., Girls' Stunt Show; Y. W_. C. A. 
 Cabinet; Fresh, and Prelim. Honors; Sr. Me- 
 morial Com.; Advisory Bd., Woman's League. 
 Grad. Asst. in English, Univ. of 111., 1915-17; 
 Asst., do., 1917 — . Address, 2501 E. Cass St., 
 Joliet, 111.; bus. add., 322 University Hall, Ur- 
 iiana. 
 
 6813. LYNN S. CORBLY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 8, 1893, Paxton, 111.; 
 s. W. S. (b. Ja 17, 1863. Champaign) and 
 Mary (Yeule) Carbly (b. Mr 31, 1865, Green 
 Valley, 111.). Prepared in Paxton II. S. Phi 
 Alpha Delta. Lawyer, Cliamiiaign, 1915-17. 
 Pvt., ist Class, Q. M. R. C, Chicago, 1917; 
 Sergt., O. M. R. C. 1917; A. E. F., France. 
 1917 — ."Married Marguerite Clark. My 28, 
 1917, Paxton, 111. Address, Paxton, 111. 
 
 6814. EULA ETHELYN CORDELL 
 (EARNER) 
 (Sister of No. 7458) 
 Asst. Prin., Sch.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 .\p 23, 1891, Industry, 111.; d. Robert McMurry 
 (b. F 22. 1861, Waupakaneta, O.) and Lucy 
 Ethelvn (Vail) Cordell (b. Te 24- i86n. Indus- 
 try, ill.). Prepared in West. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Acad., 1907-09. Prin., Pub. Sch., Ells- 
 worth, 111., 1915-16; Newspaper Reporter. Ma- 
 comb, III.. 1916-17; Asst. Prin., Pub. Sch.. 
 Tnplin. Mo., 1917-18. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Frank Earner, Je 8. 1017. Starved 
 Rock, 111. Address, 424 N. Johnson St., Ma- 
 comb, 111. 
 
 6815. SEYMOUR CORLEY 
 (Brother of No. S''i4) 
 Engineer; B S. in C. E.; b. D 13, 1804, De- 
 catur, 111.: s. De Witt Clinton (b. D 24, 1852, 
 Shelby Co., 111.) and Laura (Fulton) Corley 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 571 
 
 (I). Ap 4, i860, New ]'.runswick. Mo.). Pre- 
 pared in Decalur H. S. Kngr., Dcs Moines 
 Bridge & Iron Co., rgis-iG; do., Scaife &. Sons, 
 Pittsburgh, 1916-17. Sergt., Co. F, istli Engrs., 
 A. E. I'"., France, 19 17 — . Address, 805 N. 
 College St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 6816. CHESTER McELFRESII GRAIN 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. An 17, 
 1889, Waverly, 111.; s. J. O. and Mary Grain. 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Grad. Stud., Har- 
 vard Univ., 1915; Mutual Motor Stores Co., 
 Chicago, 191 7. Naval Reserves, Washington, 
 D. C.. Address, 1458 S. Michigan Ave., Ghi- 
 cago.t 
 
 6817. CHAr.MKKS WOODRUl'F 
 CRAWFORD 
 
 Manag;er; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 8, 1891, Eldor- 
 ado Springs, Mo.; s. George A. and Martha 
 Emily (Woodruff) Crawford. Prepared in 
 Pontiac H. S. Alpha Zeta. Mgr., I'ure Bred 
 Percherons, Gregory Farm, White Hall, III., 
 1915-16. Med. Dept., U. S. N. A., Field Hosp. 
 336, San. Train 309. Camp Taylor, Ky. Ad- 
 dress, White Hall, 111. 
 
 6818. HEEEN LUGILE CRAWFORD 
 (Sister of No. 8243) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D i, 1892. 
 Lincoln, Neb.; d. Clark Mehany (b. Crown 
 Point, Ind.) and Almira J. (Bunday) Craw- 
 ford (b. Linesville, Pa.). I'repared in Shaw- 
 nee (Okla.) If. S. Sr. Breakfast Com. Grad. 
 Stud., Educ. Univ. of 111. Teacher, Sc, Mel- 
 vin, 111., 1915-16; Chebanse, 111., 1916-17; Pax- 
 ton, 111., 1 91 7 — . Address, 50S S. Race St., 
 JJ rhuna; bus. add., Paxton, III. 
 
 6819. EDWARD WOODEN CREIGHTON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 18, 1891, Fair- 
 field, III.; s. Jacob Reed (b. Ag 4, 1848, Carmi, 
 111.) and Lucretia Elizabeth (lionham) Creigh- 
 ton (b. Ap 6, 1865, Fairfield, 111.). Prepared 
 in Fairfield H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma. Married 
 Anna Walters, N 20, 1917, Eldorado Springs, 
 Mo. Address, R 8, Ftiirf^eld, 111. 
 
 6820. LUCRETIA CRESSEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 16, 1889, 
 Moro, 111.; d. Roger F. (b. 1866, Collinsville, 
 III.) and Emma (Goally) Cressey (b. Belle- 
 ville, 111.). Prei)ared in Jacksonville H. S.; 111. 
 Coll., 1907-9. Phi Beta Kappa. 'J'eacher, Sc, 
 Tuscola, 111., 191S — . Address, Wenona, 111.; 
 bus. add., Tuscola, IlL 
 
 6821. EDWARD CRISS 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 7, 1887, Nebo, HI.; s. 
 William Criss. Prepared in Pleasant Hill Sch.; 
 111. St. Norm. Univ. Corn Products Refining 
 Co., Pekin, 111. Address, Pekin, Ill.f 
 
 6822. HAROLD LANE CUMMINGS 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 5, 
 1892, Freeport. III.; s. Ossian E. (b. D iC, 
 1852, E. Douglass, Mass.) and Bertha (Love) 
 Cummings (b. Mr i, 1865, Rockford, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Clinton H. S. Chi Beta; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma. Sec. to V. P., I. C. R. R.. Chicago, 191 5- 
 16. Bn. Sergt. Maj., Div. Trains, 86th Div., 
 Camp Grant, 111., 1917-18; Detached Service, 
 3rd O. T. C. Camp Grant, 1918— . Mem., R. A. 
 M., Chicago; Freejjort Consistory, Tebola 
 Shrine, Rockford. III. Address, 1526 E. 6sth 
 Place, Chicago; bus. add., 633 Conway Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 6823. WESLEY ERETT CUMMINS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 4, 1888, Reevesville, 
 111.; s. Jermiah Smith (b. do.) and Nancy (Rice) 
 Cummins (b. do.). I'repared in Murphyshoro 
 Tp. H. S., 1006. A. B., McKendree Coll., 
 1910. Phi Aliiha Delta; Order of the Coif; 
 Scholarshin: Prelim, and Final Honors. Lawyer, 
 Cairo. 111., igi.S-ifi- U. S. A., 1917; Sergt., Q. 
 M. C, I'"rance, 1918 — . Address, Cairo, 111. 
 
 6824. MARGARET LUCILE DAUBER- 
 MAN (RINEHART) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 8, 1892, Mans- 
 field, 111.; d. C. N. Dauberman. Prepared in 
 .Mansfield H. S. Bethany Circle; Y. W. C. A. 
 (^'iliinet. Married Ross Rinehart, Jl -'5, 1916, 
 Deland, 111. Address, Deland, lll.t 
 
 6S25. ANNA ELIZABETH DAUGHERTY 
 A. B. in L. A. St. S.; b. D 20, 187^, Sullivan, 
 111.; d. J._ D. and Elizabeth Daugherty. Pre- 
 pared in Sullivan II. .S. Address, Stevensville, 
 Mont. 
 
 68-^.. SAMUEL SYLVESTER DAVIS 
 (Husband of No. 7475) 
 
 I'arm .Xdviser; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; 
 b. F 28, 1 891, Newport, Ind.; s. J. N. (b. My 
 25, 1848, do.) and Rose B. (Manion) Davis 
 (1). Mr 17, 1852, do.). Prepared in Newport 
 (Ind.) II. S.; Jnd. St. Norm., 1909-10. Agr. 
 (^liib; Hoof and Horn (Jlub; Capt., Univ. Brig.; 
 V. P., (^lass; Class football, 1912-1.1;. Emer- 
 gency Demonstration Co. Agr. Agt. Married 
 Clara Elizabeth Davis ('16), Ja 27, 1917, Ur- 
 l)ana. Address, Kentland, Ind. 
 
 6827. HELEN MARY DAWSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 16, 
 
 1894, Morris, III.; d. James Burns (b. 1848, 
 Ayrshire, Scotland) and Mary Ann (Sulhi-r- 
 land) Dawson (b. 1865, Aberdeen, .Scotland j. 
 Prepared in Morris H. S. .Sigma Kappa; Kap]ia 
 Delta Pi; Yo-Ma; llliola; Der Deutsche Verein; 
 Fresh. Honors. Teacher. H. S., Divcrnon, 111., 
 191 5-17; do.. Crystal Lake, III., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 206 Benton St., Morris, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Crystal Lake, 111. 
 
 6828. HOMER WARD DEAKMAN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 27, 1804, 
 
 Chicago; s. G. A. (b. do.) and Elizabeth (Hall) 
 Deakman (b. Lowell, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Wichita (Kan.) H. S. Theta Delta Chi; 111. 
 Union Dramatic Club; Bus. Mgr.. Lambkins; 
 Varsity Track Mgr.; Ath. Bd. of Control; Bus. 
 Mgr., Mask and Bauble Play SoT>h. Cotillion 
 Com.; Sr. Ball Com. Civ. Engr., Grain Eleva- 
 tor Const., Kansas City. 191s; Supt. of Const., 
 Concrete Bldg.. New York City, iQi.";-'?; do., 
 Co](l Storage Bldg. Const., Chicago, 1917 — . 
 I St Engrs. O. T. C, Ft. Leavenworth, 1917' 
 ist Lt.. Engrs. R. C. Co. F, 311th Engrs., Camp 
 (Irant, 111., 1917 — . Jr. Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. 
 Married Leila Bloomfield Robinson, S 30, 1917, 
 Tenent, N. J. Address, 448 W. 6oth Place, 
 Chicago. 
 
 6829. BENJAMIN HARRISON DECKER 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 3, 1888, 
 Brazil, Ind.; s. Jesse Austin (b. Ja 7, 1841, But- 
 ler Co., O.) and Angeline (Gonter) Decker (b. 
 Mr 22, 1853, Tuscarawas Co.. O.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Scabbard and Blade; E. E. 
 Soc; Class Basketball; Class Football, 1913; 
 Varsity Football. 1914; Lt., and Capt.. Univ. 
 P>rig. Sales Dept., Nungesser Carbon & Bat. Co., 
 Cleveland, 1915-16: do., Nat. Carbon Co., do., 
 tQi6 — . Pub. Speaking Chm.. Elec. League, 
 Cleveland. 1918 — ; Univ. of 111. Club. Cleve- 
 land, 191 8 — . Married Adele Gisella Juergens, 
 Je ir. 1915. Montieello. 111. Child. Dr-an Ger- 
 ard, b. Ja 14, 1917- Address, 1327 W. 105th 
 St., Cleveland; bus. add., c/o Sales Dept., Nat. 
 Carbon Co.. do. 
 
 6830. WILLIAM CHARLES DEISS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 12, 1892, 
 ("arlin-villc. HI.: s. William Deiss. Prepared 
 in Carlinville IT. S. E. E. Soc. Engng. Dept., 
 Curtiss Aeroplane Co., Buffalo, N. Y.. 191 5; 
 Engr.. Carlinville, 111.. 191=; — • Address, 402 
 W. North St., Carlinville, lll.t 
 
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 6831. JACK ERWIN DEMUTH 
 Civ. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 28, 1892, 
 St. Louis; s. Mrs. Louise Demuth. Prepared 
 in McKinley H. S. Aloha Delta Sigma; Tri- 
 angle; Class Swimming; Technograph Bd. ; 
 Crystal Dancing Club. R. O. T. C., 1917; 
 ist Lt., Co. B, 333rd Bn.; Capt., do.; 
 Mustered out, Ja 1919. Address, c/o The 
 Parsons Co., Newton, la. 
 
 6832. BLANK 
 
 6833. CLARENCE GORDON DE SWARTE 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 8, 1891, 
 Englewood, Chicago; s. Garrett De Swarte. 
 Prepared in Englewood H. S., Chicago. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi. Engr., Sargent & Lundy, Chicago. 
 Address, 6220 Sangamon St., Chicago; bus. 
 add., c/o Sargent & Lundy, do.f 
 
 6834. OSCAR CASPAR DETERING 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 7, 1891, St. Louis; 
 s. C. H. Detering. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Ry. Club; Cml. Club; Class Fencing; Class 
 Swimming; Water Basketball. Hdqtrs. Co., 
 Embarkation Camp, Bordeaux, France. Ad- 
 dress, 2918 Palm, St. Louis. t 
 
 6835. THOMAS WILBUR DIECKMANN 
 
 Office Engr.; A. B. in L, A. & S.; b. F 27, 
 1 89 1, Vandalia, 111.; s. Carl Dieckmann. Pre- 
 pared in Vandalia H. S. Ed., ///. Highways, 
 1916; Portland Cement Assoc, 1917; Office 
 Engr., Paving Dept., Lakewood Engng. Co., 
 Cleveland, O., 1919 — . Address, 11857 Clifton 
 Blvd., Cleveland, O. ; bus. add., Paving Dept., 
 Lakewood Engng. Co., do. 
 
 6836. ALICE DIETZER (BRODD) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 25, 1891, Buffalo, N. 
 Y.; d. John W. (b. Mr 22, 1862, do.) and 
 Mary (Clendening) Dietzer (b. Ag i, 1864, 
 Batavia, N. Y.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. 
 S., La Grange. Chi Omega; Omicron Nu; 
 Yo-Ma; H. S. Club; W. A. A. Teacher, Dom. 
 Sc, Morris, 111., 1915-16; Chicago, 1916-17. 
 Married Lawrence Samuel Brodd, D 20, 1916. 
 Child, Lawrence Samuel, Jr., b. O 10, 1917 
 (died O 14, 1 91 7). Address, 560 Astor St., 
 Milwaukee. 
 
 6837. ESSEL ROY DILLAVOU 
 (Brother of No. 4615) 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; J. D., 1917; b. 
 O 29, 1893, Bondville, III.; s. S. E- (b. Ap 20, 
 1866, 111.) and Mary M. (McDaniel) Dillavou 
 (b. S 16, 1869). Prepared in Champaien H. 
 S. Phi Alpha Delta; Pi Kappa Alpha; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Innes of Court; Order of Coif; 
 Lt., 1913-14 and Capt., 1914-15, Univ. Regt.; 
 Prelim. Honors. Farmed claim, Newell, S. 
 Dak., I yr. Lt., nth Co. C, M. G. O. T. S., 
 Camp Hancock, Ga., 191 8; Mustered out. Ja 
 1919. Married Vivian Priest, Ag i, 1917. Del- 
 avan, Wis. Child, Samuel Essel, b. My 10, 
 1918. Address. 304 W. Maple St., Champaign; 
 bus. add., Newell, S. Dak. 
 
 6838. IRA WILBUR DINGLEDINE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 7, 1886, Thaw- 
 ville. 111.; s. L. Dingledine. Prepared in 
 Normal H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Address, 
 421 Peoria Ave., Peoria, Ill.t 
 
 6839. BERNARD ERNST GEORGE DIRKS 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr g, 1894. Koetzshen- 
 broda, Ger. ; s. H. B. Dirks. Prepared in 
 Groessel sche Realschule. Dresden. Ger. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Cosmopolitan Club; Prelim. Honors. 
 Research Work. Harvard Univ., Chicago, igi8. 
 Address, 1166 Diversey Park, Chicago. t 
 
 6840. EARL JOSEPH DIX 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag i. 1891, 
 Leaf River, 111.; s. Marshall Edward and Min- 
 nie H. (Spicer) Dix. Prepared in Marseilles 
 H. S. E. E. Soc; Asst. Adv. Mgr., E. E. Show, 
 1915- Stud., C. C. S. I., 1915-16; Power Sales 
 Engr., P. S. Co., Evanston, 111., 1916-17; Sales- 
 man, Elec. Appliance Co., Chicago, 1917-18. 
 Heating Engr., Camp Grant, 1917 — . Married 
 Elsie L. Long, O 13, 1917, Marseilles, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 809 W. Taylor St., Kokomo, Ind.; bus. 
 add., 701 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 6841. VERNE FOSTER DOBBINS 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 20, 1894, 
 Dewey, 111.; s. Foster Dobbins. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Eta Kappa 
 Xu; Sigma Tau; E. E. Soc; Adv. Mgr., E. E. 
 Show; Sr. Hat. Com. Sales Dept., Nungesser 
 Carbon & Bat. Works, Cleveland, 191 7; with 
 National Carbon Co., do., 1919 — . Aviation, 
 Call Field, Tex., 1918; Mustered out, 1919. 
 Address, 7121 Euclid Ave., Cleveland.! 
 
 6842. MARGARET ISABELLA DOHERTY 
 (Sister of No. 3348) 
 Librarian; B. Mus.; A. B. in L. A. & S., 
 1Q17; b. S 29, 1893, La Grange, 111.; d. Wil- 
 liam John (b. O I, 1848, St. Johns, New 
 Brunswick, Nova Scotia) and Margaret Eliza- 
 beth (Doyle) Doherty (b. Jl 24, 1854, Dubu- 
 que, la.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. ; Am. 
 Conservatory of Mus., 1908-12. Mu Kappa Al- 
 |)ha. Teacher of Piano, Urbana. 1914; Lib. 
 Asst.. Bur. of Educ. Research, Univ. of 111. 
 Address, 905 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 6843. ETHEL MARY DOLE 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 5637, 6844, 9039) 
 Demonstrator; B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Mr 22, 
 1880, Manteno, 111.; d. Theophilus Packard (b. 
 Te 12, 1849, Shelburn, Mass.) and Emma 
 Rhoda (Viall) Dole (b. F 7, 1851, Elk Co., 
 Pa.). Prepared in Manteno H. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., 1897-98, 1902-4. A. M., Columbia 
 l^niv., 1916. Omicron Nu; Final Honors. 
 Temporary Teacher, Dom. Arts, jth Ave. H. 
 S., Pittsburgh, 191 7; Home Demonstration 
 Agt., Kent Co., Del., 191 7-1 8; do., Geneva, 
 111., 1918 — . Address, Manteno, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Room 58, Court House, Geneva, 111. 
 
 6844. LILLIAN DORA DOLE (KENNEDY) 
 (Wife of No. 7003; Sister of Nos. 5637, 6843, 
 9039) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., Zool. and En- 
 tomol., 1916; b. Je 6. 1884, Manteno. 111.; d. 
 Theophilus Packard (b. Je 12, 1849, Shelburn, 
 Mass.) and Emma Rhoda (Viall) Dole (b. F 
 7 1 85 1, Elk Co., Pa.). Prepared in Manteno 
 H. S.; 111. St. Norm. LTniv., 1902-05. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Final Honors; 
 Sr. Breakfast Com. Teacher, Zool., 111. St. 
 Norm. L^niv., 1916-17; do., Sc, Evanston Tp. 
 H. S.. Evanston, 111., 1917-18. Married Lu- 
 ther E. Kennedy ('14), Je 7, 1918. Champaign. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, Manteno, 111. 
 
 6845. JUSTIN ALOYSIUS DOMAS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 7, 1892- 
 -Assumption. 111.; s. S. D. Domas. Prepared 
 in Shelbyville, H. S. Address, Shelbyville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 6846. HENRY DUBIN 
 (Brother of No. 6210) 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 11, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. A. J. Dubin. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Menorah Soc; Arch. Club; Class Football; 
 Itlio Staff; Asst. Art Ed., Arch. Yr. Book; 
 Sr. Smoker Com.; Prelim. Honors; Plym Fel- 
 lowship. Arch., Gov. Service, Panama. Q. M. 
 C Canal Zone, Panama. Married Anna Green- 
 
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 baum, F 4, 1919, Washington, D. C. Address, 
 c/o Quartermaster Dept., Army Hdqtrs., Canal 
 Zone, Panama. 
 
 6847. FRED ALAN DuHADWAY 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. My 31, 1890, Jersey- 
 ville, 111.; s. Charles W. (b. do.) and Lucia O. 
 (Schattgen) Du Hadway (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Jerseyville H. S. Theta Chi; Order of 
 Coif; Prelim. Honors; Chm., Soph. Cotillion; 
 Sr. Ball Com.; V. P., 111. Union. Lawyer, 
 Jerseyville, 111., 1915-17; Asst. St. Atty., Har- 
 din, 111., 1917; Govt. Appeal Agt., Calhoun Co., 
 1917; Law firm. Chapman & Du Hadway, Jer- 
 seyville, 111. Mem., 111. Bar Assn.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Cornelia Powell, O 17, 1917, Jersey- 
 ville, 111. Child, Helen Margaret, b. N 3, 
 1918. Address, Jerseyville, 111. 
 
 6848. SVEN DUNER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr i, 1892, Pull- 
 man, Chicago; s. J. C. Duner. Prepared in 
 Wheaton H. S. Delta Upsilon; Fresh. Varsity 
 Basketball; Capt., Varsity Basketball; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig. Address, Wheaton, Ill.t 
 
 6849. LAWRENCE HENRY DUNHAM 
 (Brother of No. 4625) * 
 
 Metallurgist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Ag 21, 
 1891, Chicago; s. Arthur Henry (b. Pittsfield, 
 Mass.) and Margaret Evans (Barrett) Dunham 
 (b. Stockbridge, Mass.). Prepared in La Salle 
 Peru Tp. H. S. Phi Lambda LIpsilon; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Capt., Univ. Brig. Metallur- 
 gist, Inland Steel Co., Ind. Harbor, Ind. ; do., 
 Am. Steel & Wire (To., Cleveland. Married 
 Alsia May Strode, Ap 16, 1918, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 17 2y Bryn Mawr Ave., East Cleveland; 
 bus. add., c/o Newburgh Steel Works, do. 
 
 6850. BLANK 
 
 6851. 
 
 'DAVID WOODS DUNLAP 
 (Brother of 6852) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 5, 1892, O'Fallon, Mo.; 
 s. Marcus Fulton Dunlap (b. S 25, 1848, Chi- 
 cago) and Sarah Ellen (Woods) Dunlap (b. 
 N 26, 1850, Fairfield, la.). Prepared in Wood- 
 lawn Inst.; Central Coll. Alpha Zeta; Hort. 
 Club; Agr. Club; Class Baseball. Stud., Bos- 
 ton, Univ., 191 5. Army Y. M. C. A.; 177th 
 Inf. Brig., Camp Funston, Kan., 1917. Died 
 Camp Funston, D 19, 1917. 
 
 6852. FANNY DUNLAP 
 (Sister of No. 6851) 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Ja 20, 1883, O'Fal- 
 lon, Mo.; d. Marcus Fulton (b. S 25, 1848, 
 Chicago) and Sarah Ellen (Woods) Dunlap (b. 
 N 26, 1850, Fairfield, la.). Prepared in Wood- 
 lawn Inst. (Mo.). Ph. B., Univ. of la. Libr. 
 Club. Head Cataloguer, Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 
 191S— . Mem., D. A. R.; M. E. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 14 1 2 Laramie St., Manhattan, Kan.; 
 bus. add., c/o Kansas State Agricultural Col- 
 lege, do. 
 
 6853. ELIZABETH MOORE DUNN 
 (PRINS) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Cornland, 111. ; d. 
 Frederick J. (b. Springfield, 111.) and Clarice 
 Elizabeth (Bell) Dunn (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Bellflower H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm., DeKalb, 
 1905; M. A., Univ. of Wash., 1917. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, H. S., 
 Tacoma, Wash., 1914-16; Asst. Hist. Dept., 
 Univ. of Wash.. Seattle, 1916-17; Teacher, H. 
 S., Twin Falls, Idaho, 1917-18. Married Johan 
 Willem Prins, S 25, 1918, N. Y. Address, c/o 
 J. W. Prins, Ed. Dir., Y. M. C. A., Hog Is- 
 land, Penn. 
 
 6854. MARSHALL SIMEON DUTTON 
 (Brother of No. 8287) 
 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. My 
 20, 1891, Morton Park, Chicago; s. B. B. (b. 
 Ag 4, 1862, Racine, Wis.) and Emma (Het- 
 zel) Dutton (b. Ap 15, 1868, do.). Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S., Chicago. Delta Kappa Ep- 
 silon; Sigma Tau; Lambkins Club; 111. Union 
 Dram. Club; Glee and Mandolin Club. Supt., 
 Central 111. Pub. Service Co., Lawrenceville, 
 111. Address, Lawrenceville, Ill.t 
 
 68ss. HENRY CHARLES ECKSTEIN 
 Nutrition Expert; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 
 18, 1890, Sheboygan, Wis.; s. Robert Charles 
 Eckstein. Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst. 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Stud, and Asst., An. 
 Nutrition. Univ. of 111., 1916. Address, 100^ 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 6856. EDITH EDGAR 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 19, 1891, 
 Bellefontaine, O. ; d. Rev. George Edward (b. 
 D II, 1863, Ireland) and Blanche Augusta (Os- 
 born) Edgar (b. Ag 12, 1864, lola. Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Antwerp (N. Y.) H. S. Athenean; 
 Phi Delta Psi. Teacher, Latin, French, and 
 Hist., Tp. H. S., Villa Grove, 111., 1915—. Ad- 
 dress, Villa Grove, 111. 
 
 6857. ALWIN CLYDE EIDE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Ap 28, 1893, 
 Lee, 111.; s. To-llef T. (b. D 12, 1853, Olen, 
 Norway) and Christine (Greve) Eide (b. Ag 
 12, 1862. Bergen, Norway). Prepared in Lu 
 ther Coll. Acad. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lamb 
 da Upsilon; Chem. Club; Prelim. Honors. Asst 
 Chem., Inland Steel Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind.. 
 1915; U. S. Metal Refining Co., 1915-16; Sales 
 Dept., Patton Paint Co., Milwaukee, 1916 
 Chem., Am. Zinc, Lead, & Smelting Co., Hills 
 boro. 111., 1916-18; do., St. Louis, 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. C. S. Address, 1415 Conway Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
 6858. MILDRED ROACH ELDER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ja 31, 1890. 
 Virginia, 111.; d. Rev. J. W. Elder. Prepared 
 in James Millikin Acad.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Address, Argenta, Ill.t 
 
 6859. ARAM MOVSES ELEAZARIAN 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 10, 1887, Teheran, Per- 
 sia; s. Movses Eleazarian. Prepared in Ar- 
 menian Nat. Coeduc. Sch.; French Am. Acad., 
 Springfield, Mass.; Univ. of Wis. Cosmopoli- 
 tan Club; Le Cercle Frangais. Address, Te- 
 heran, Persia. 
 
 6860. EDWARD CHARLES ELLES 
 Supt., Coal Co.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 
 23, 1892, Carterville, 111.; s. Albert K. (b. Belle- 
 ville, III.) and Orian J. (Brown) Elles (b. 
 Carterville, 111.). Prepared in Herrin Tp. H. 
 S. Iris; Pres., Beta Gamma Sigma, 1914-15; 
 Scabbard and I?lade; Cml. Club; 1st. Lt. and 
 Major, LTniv. Brig. Asst. Gen. Mgr., Herrin 
 Supply Co., Herrin, 111., 1915-17; Supt. Carter- 
 ville and Big Muddy Coal Co., 1916-17. 2nd. 
 Lt. F. A. U. S. A., France, 1917. Married Ea 
 telle Lee Perry, My 4, 191 7, Herrin, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Herrin, 111. 
 
 6861. GRACE ADELAIDE ENGLAND 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 14, 1890, Detroit; 
 d. William Edwin (b. 1844, Wiltshire, Eng.) 
 and Hannah (Proctor) England (b. 1854, De- 
 troit). Prepared in Detroit Central H. S. A. 
 B., Albion Coll.. 1910. Libn., Pub. Lib., De- 
 troit, 1915 — . Mem., Coll. Club of Detroit; 
 Am. Lib. Assn.; Mich. Lib. Assn. Address, 
 651, 14th Ave., Detroit; hits, add., c/o Public 
 Library, do. 
 
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 6862. JEANNETTE MORRISON ENGLE 
 (Sister of No. 8296) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1916; b.My 26, 
 1891, Bloomingdale, Ind.; d. W. J. Engle. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Bethany Circle; Gre- 
 gorian; Y. W. C. A. Address, R 10, Urbana.l 
 
 6863. RUTH ERNEST 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. D 21, 1889, Mil- 
 ford, la.; d. John Harvey (b. Mr 31, 1864) 
 and Lillie Gelina (Davis) Ernest (b. Ap 29, 
 1863). Prepared in Parsons (Kan.) H. S.; 
 Urbana H. S. Teacher, H. S., Sibley, 111., 
 1915-17; do., Sparta. 111., 1917-18. Address, 
 1 104 W. Stoughton St., Urbana; bus. add., Tp. 
 High School, Sparta, 111. 
 
 6864. WALTER BOYNTON ERWIN 
 Production Mgr. ; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 D 6, 1892, Chicago; s. Orlando Richard (b. 
 Bethany, N. Y.) and Mary Elizabeth (Parsons) 
 Erwin (b. Newark, N. J.). Prepared in McKin- 
 ley H. S., Chicago. Cml. Club; Varsity Base- 
 ball and Basketball. Efficiency Dept., Mont- 
 gomery Ward S: Co., Chicago; Mech. Rubber 
 Dept., B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., Los Angeles; 
 Asst. Sales Mgr., Triplex Action Spring Co., 
 Chicago; Prod. Mgr., Bemidji Box Co., Bemidji, 
 Minn. Mem., Illini Club, Chicago; Mystic 
 Ath. Club, Chicago; Los Angeles Ath. Club. 
 Married LeOra Margaret Manning, Ag 3, ipii?. 
 Waukegan, 111. .4ddress, Box' 287, Bemidji, 
 Minn. 
 
 6865. LEO ESLICK 
 
 Paper Mill Specialist; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 
 21, 1892, Lead, S. Dak.; s. S. R. Eslick. Pre- 
 pared in Lead (S. Dak.) H. S. Jr. Smoker 
 Com.; Prelim. Honors; Stud. Mem., A. S. M. 
 E. Specialist pvilp and paper mill work; F. E. 
 Smith Indus. Co. Address, Grantwood, N. 
 J.-f 
 
 6866. PHILIP HIRAM EVERHART 
 (Son of No. 66) 
 
 Custom Officer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 
 6, 1894. Toledo, 111.; s. Winfield Scott ('75), (b. 
 N 18, 1850, Coshocton, O.) and Clara (Carr) 
 Everhart (b. S 7, 1861, Rome, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Neoga Tp. H. S. Adelphic; Law Club. 
 Stud., Custom's Coll., Muckden. Manchuria, 
 China, 1916; Custom's House, Shanghai; Chi- 
 nese Maritime Custom's Service, Samshui, 
 South China, 1918. Address, Samshiti, South 
 China; bus. add., c/o Chinese Maritime Cus- 
 tom's Service, do. 
 
 6867. FRANK WEBSTER FARLEY 
 Expert in An. Husb. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 
 3, 1888, Jonesboro, Ark.; s. William Lewis (b. 
 F 8. 1856, Tuscaloosa, Ala.) and Elizabeth 
 Ophelia (Hardin) Farley (b. Ja 7, 1858, North 
 Port, do.). Prepared in Pub. Sch., Craighead 
 Co., Ark.; N. E. Ark. Norm.; St. Agr. Sch., 
 Jonesboro, Ark., 1910-13. Farm House; Hoof 
 and Horn Club. Exten., Jackson, Miss., 1915- 
 17; Beef Cattle Investigation and Exten., Bur. 
 of An. Husb., U. S. Agr. Dept., 1917—- Auth.: 
 Growth of Beef Cattle Industry in the South. U. 
 S. Dept., Agr., Washington, igi8; Econ- 
 omy of Good Blood in Beef Production, Here- 
 ford Jour., Kansas City, 191 8; Growing Beef 
 Cattle in Miss.. ///. Agr., 1915. Married Ruth 
 Bettersworth, S 6. 1916. Jackson, Miss. Child. 
 Frank Webster, Jr.. b. Jl 7, 1917. Address, 
 209 Willow Ave.. Tokoma Park, Md.; bus. add.. 
 c/o An. Husb., U. S. Dept. Agr., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 6868. ORENA FARMER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 23, 1880. 
 Hutchinson. Kan.; d. J. A. Farmer. Prepared 
 in Monticelln Sem. Address, 326 Parkland 
 Ave., Belleville, Ill.t 
 
 6869. FAY EDWARD FAULKNER 
 
 (Brother of No. 6225) 
 Statistician; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 6, 
 1893, Champaign; s. Watson (b. Ap 18, 1854, 
 Racine, Wis.) and Emma Bertha (Dellenback) 
 Faulkner (b. F 20, 1855, Pittsburgh). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H, S. Prelim. Honors. 
 Statistician, Cost Acct., Packard Motor Co., 
 Detroit, 1915; West. Elec. Co., do., 1916-17. 
 Sergt., 329 F. A. 85th Div. Camp Custer; 2nd 
 Lt., A. O. T. C, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 
 1918. Married Maude Price, N 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 33 Peterboro St., Detroit. 
 
 6870. GUY COLUMBUS FAUROTE 
 Supervising Arch.; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 
 
 22, 1893, Niles, Mich.; s. G. L. Faurote. Pre- 
 pared in Niles (Mich.) H. S. Phi Gamma Del- 
 ta; Scarab; Orange and Blue Dancing Club; 
 Mgr., Sr. Athletics; Bus. Mgr., Arch. Yr. Book. 
 Asst. Supervising Arch., Univ. of 111., 1915. 
 Address, 604 S. 5th St., Niles, Mich.t 
 
 6871. FLORENCE FEHRMAN 
 
 (Sister of No. 5653) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 6, 1894, Pekin, 
 
 111.; d. Adolph (b. Mr 31, 1856, do.) and Eva 
 
 May (Van Deusen) Fehrman (b. Ag 10, 1864). 
 
 Prepared *in Pekin H. S. Address, Pekin, 111. 
 
 6872. KAIMIN KAY FENG 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1916; b. 
 O 8, 1893. Pei-lui, Kwangsi, China; s. Chang 
 and Luk-Tse Feng. Prepared in Nanyang 
 Coll., Shanghai, China, 1909-12. Engr. Asst., 
 C. & E. I. R. R., Chicago, 191 7 — . Address, 
 Nanyang Club. Shanghai, China; bus. add., 4008 
 Grand Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 6873. CLARENCE MILFORD FERGUSON 
 Land. Arch, and Engr.; B. S. in Land. Gard. ; 
 b. O 19, 1 89 1, Aberdeen, S. Dak.; s. J. A. 
 Ferguson. Prepared in Charles City (la.) H. 
 S. Theta Delta Chi; Ma-wan-da; Ku Klux; 
 Helmet; Scarab; Univ. Land. Arch. Soc; 
 Tribe of Illini; 111. Union Dram. Club; Land- 
 scape Club; Siren Staff; Homecoming Com.; 
 Mgr., Varsity Baseball. Mem., Austin-Fergu- 
 son, Land. Archs.. Aurora, 111., 191 5. Address, 
 S04 N. 4th St., Grand Forks, N. Dak.t 
 
 6874. STELLA BELLE FINNEY 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 7, 1886, Bismark, 
 111.; s. T. W. Finney. Prepared in Danville 
 H. S.; "N. W. Univ. Address, Bismark, Ill.f 
 
 6875. JULIAN LOUNDSBURY FISH 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 13, 1893, Ashtabula, O. ; 
 s. T. Fish. Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S., La- 
 Grange. Phi Gamma Delta; Tribe of Illini; 
 N. Atlantic Club; Varsity Track: Final Hon- 
 ors. Otis Elevator Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1916 — . 
 Address, 6 Granger Place, Buffalo, N. Y.t 
 
 6876. ABIGAIL ELIZA FISHER 
 (Sister of No. 7518) 
 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 30, 
 1892; d. Hendrick Vastine (b. O 15. 1847. 
 Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) and Abbie Frances (Steele) 
 Fisher (b. Ja 24, i860. Geneseo, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; 
 Yo Ma; Fresh. Honors. Libn., Pub. Lib., 
 Davenport, la., 1916-17. Address, Geneseo, 
 111. 
 
 6877. HAROLD LEO FLODIN 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap i, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. Claes (b. Jl 6. 1848, Sweden) and 
 Emma (Larson) Flodin (b. Mr 12, 1854, do.). 
 Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S.. Chicago. Phi 
 Sigma Kanna. Efficiency Engr.. Adams^ & 
 Westlake Co., 1915-16: Exp. Engr., Griffin 
 Wheel Co., 1915-17; Mech. Engr., Edward 
 
iQiS 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 575 
 
 Valve & Mfg. Co., Chicago, 191 7—- Address, 
 SS20 Glenwood Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Ed- 
 ward Valve & Mfg. Co., East Chicago, Ind. 
 
 6878. ALDEN KNOWLTON FOGG 
 (Husband of No. 8445) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 27, 1892, 
 Lowell. Ind.; s. C. E. (b. Ja 31, 1854, Water- 
 town, Me.) and Olla V. (Smolt) Fogg (b. N 
 30, 1856, Geneva, 111.). Prepared in Wenom, 
 H. S. Acanthus; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim., Final 
 and Special Honors; Baseball; Jr. Class Pres. ; 
 Sec, 111. Union. Jr. Engr., St. Highway 
 Comn., Peoria, 1915-17; Asst. Civ. Engr., Quar- 
 ters IL, U. S. N. Yard, Portsmouth, N. H.; 
 Pub. Works Officer, U. S. N. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; A. S. C. E.; Army and Navy Club. Mar- 
 ried Florence Hunt ('17), Je 25, 191 7, Urbana. 
 Address, c/o C. W. Kemp, Wenona, 111. 
 
 6879. GOOEY YEN FONG 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 1, 1891. Canton, China; 
 s. C. Fong. Prepared in Kwang-Tung Province 
 H. S., China; Boones Univ. Sch., Berkeley, 
 Calif. Address, 616 Grant Ave., San Francis- 
 co. 
 
 6880. EVERETT ORREN FONTAINE 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 26, 
 1892, Momence, 111.; s. Elizabeth Fontaine. 
 Prepared in Momence H. S. Spalding Guild; 
 Y. M. C. A. Asst., Univ. of 111. Lib. Sch., 
 1916-18. Select U. S. Aviation Section Ser- 
 vice, 9th Co., Ft. Wright, N. Y., 1918. 2nd Lt., 
 C. A. S., Ft. Monroe, Va. Address. Front St., 
 Momence, 111. 
 
 6881. FRANK ALFRED FORTY 
 (Brother of No. 9070) 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 14, 1893, Chicago; s. 
 Joseph Forty. Prepared in Tuly H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Fresh. Fencing; Class 
 Swimming; Final Honors. With West. Elec. 
 Co., Wilkinsburg. Pa., 1916. Co. E, i8th 
 Inf., 7th Div. Nat. Guard, U. S. C. Mem., A. 
 I. E. E.; N. O. T. B. Address, 842 N. Fairfield 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6882. DONALD DEVERE FOSTER 
 Ins. bus.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 7, 1891, 
 
 Boswell, Ind.; s. C. D. Foster. Prepared hi 
 Boswell (Ind.) H. 'S. Syracuse Recruit 
 Camp, Washington Barracks; Tr. Co., 71st 
 Regt.; Mustered out, Ja 13, 1919- Address, 
 Boswell, Ind. 
 
 6883. WILEY MARION FOWLER 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 2, 1891, 
 
 Penfield, 111.; s. U. G. Fowler. Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Address, Penfield, Ill.t 
 
 6884. DISK SYLVESTER FRAYER 
 Rodman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 18, 1892, 
 Maywood. 111.; Ward of C. C. Stannard. Pre- 
 
 Eared in Maywood and Melrose Park H. Schs. ; 
 ewis Inst., Chicago. Pi Omicron; Sr. Smoker 
 Com. Rodman, C. & N. W. R. R., Chicago, 
 1916— . U. S. A., A. E. F.. France. Address, 
 c/o Mrs. C. C. Stannard, 1607 S. First Ave., 
 ,M|aywood, 111. 
 
 6885. GEORGE CARLYLE FRAZER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 21, 1892, Lock- 
 port, 111.; s. John D. (b. Mr 29, 1858, Lock- 
 port, 111.) and Bernice (Garrison) Frazer (b. 
 D 29, 1857. Wheaton, 111.). Prepared in Lock- 
 port Tp. H. S. Farmer, Lockport. 111. Mem., 
 Congr. Church; A. F. A. M. Address, Lock- 
 port, 111. 
 
 6886. ARTHUR OWEN FRAZIER 
 (Brother of Nos. 6242, 9075) 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 
 II, 1894, Paris, 111.; s. James B. (b. D 25, 1854, 
 
 Charleston, 111.) and Dora Isabella (Zimmer- 
 ly) Frazier (b. D 10, Paris, 111.). Prepared 
 in E. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Adelphic. Supt. of 
 Schs., Atwood, 111., 191S-16; Prin. Daly Sch., 
 Anaconda, Mont., 1915-17. 3rd O. T. C, 
 Camp Pike, Ark.; 2nd Lt., N. A., 1918. Auth.: 
 Impressions of Montana, III. Agr.. Mr 1917- 
 Mem., Anaconda Club; Christian Church. Ad- 
 dress, Paris, 111. 
 
 6887. MARY HAZEL FRYE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 17, 1889, 
 Fairbury, 111.; d. John Blake (b. N 8, 1854, 
 Lisbon, 111.) and Mary Frances (Morns) 
 Frye (b. D 7, i860, Fairbury, 111.). Prepared 
 in Fairbury H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1906- 
 08. Chicago Univ., Summer, 191 1. Achoth. 
 Teacher, Eng., Chrisman Tp. H. S., 1915-17. 
 Address, 113 W. Elm St., Fairbury, 111. 
 
 6888. ELIZABETH GENEVIEVE FULLER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 8, 1888, 
 Vinton, la.; d. A. W. Fuller. Prepared in El 
 Paso H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1909-11. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Pres., Scribbler's; Ed. Staff, ///. 
 Mag. Instr., Eng., la. St. Coll., Ames, la. Ad- 
 dress, 2121 Lincoln Way, Ames, la.; bus. add., 
 c/o Eng. Dept., la. St. Coll. 
 
 6889. HAROLD COULON FULLER 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl S. 1891, 
 Indianapolis; s. Frank Elmer (b. Jl 11, 1863, 
 Cambridge, Mass.) and Julia C. Fuller (b. Mr 
 8, 1871, Indianapolis). Prepared in Shortridge 
 (Ind.) H. S.; Butler Coll., Indianapolis, 1909- 
 10. Scarab; 111. Union Dramatic Club. Engr., 
 C. W. Nicol, Arch., Lafayette, Ind., 1915-16; 
 Supvr. Bldg. Const. Engng. Dept., Mich. St. 
 Telephone Co., 1916 — • Address, 3048 W. 
 Grand Blvd., Detroit; bus. add., c/o Engng. 
 Dept.. Mich. St. Telephone Co., do. 
 
 6890. CLARE CURTISS GAMBLE 
 Audit and Credit Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; 
 b. Ap 3, 1893, Herkimer, N. Y. ; s. Angus 
 Siierry (b. Ap i, 1853, Westdale, N. Y.) and 
 Addeline Marie (Curtiss) Gamble (b. O 25, 
 i860, Camden, N. Y.). Prepared in Franklin 
 Acad., Malone, N. Y. Ry. Club; Easterner's 
 Club; Alpha Delta Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Varsity Baseball. R. R. Ticket 
 Agt., Old Forge, N. Y., 1915; Asst. Treas.; 
 New Eng. Steamship Co., New York City, 1915- 
 16; Mgr., Russian Branch Allied Mach. Co.. 
 Am., 1916-17; Mgr., Auditing and Credit 
 Dept., F. W. Hoone Co., Japan, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Congr. Church; Russian-Am. Club, 1916. Mar- 
 ried Hazel Jerome Abbott, My 26, 1917, Yoko- 
 homa, Japan. Address, Branch Mgr. American 
 International Corporation, Yokohoma, Japan. 
 
 6891. JOHN LOW GARDINER 
 Steel bus.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 17, 
 1892, Chicago; s. J. C. (b. Brooklyn, N. Y.) 
 and Margaret A. (Low) Gardiner (b. Edin- 
 burgh, Scotland). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. 
 S. Beta Theta Pi; Mask and Bauble. Steel 
 bus., Chicago, 1915-17. R. O. T. C, 1917; 
 Sergt., 8th Ord. Field Depot., A. E. F., 1918. 
 .Address, 4645 Beacon St., Chicago. 
 
 6892. EDWARD FRANKLIN GEHRIG 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 31, 1890, 
 Grand Fork, 111.; s. Mrs. Mary Gehrig. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Adelphic; V. P., Jr. 
 Branch, A. S. M. E. : Homecoming Com.; 
 Capt., Pushball. Sales Engr., Cadillac Motor 
 Co., Detroit, 1915 — •. Address, 571 2nd St., 
 Detroit; bus. add., c/o Detroit Stove Co., do. 
 
 6893. CHARLES FRANCIS GEIGER 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Je 3, 1893, 
 
 Chicago; s. Charles H. (b. O 21, 1862, Ft. 
 
 Wayne, Ind.) and Julia J. (Parrot) Geiger (b. 
 
 D 24, 1870, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 
576 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1915 
 
 S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 1911-13. Final 
 and Special Honors. Research Asst., Cerani. 
 Engr., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Instr., Cerani., 
 Rutgers Coll., New iJrunswick, N. J., 1916-18; 
 The Carborundum Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y., 
 1919 — . 307th F. A., Bat. A, Camp Dix, N. I., 
 1918; Dist. Ord. Office, Uur. of Standard, 
 Ceramic Research; Mustered out, Ja J4, 1919. 
 Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc, 1915; N.J. Clay Work- 
 ers Assn., 1916. Address, 704 Buena Ave., 
 Chicago; hiis. add., 1627 Linwood Ave., 
 Niagara Falls, N. Y. 
 
 6894. LESLIE GODFREY GEORGE 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; J. D., 191 7; 
 b. Mr 21, 1893, Staunton, 111.; s. William Rob- 
 inson (b. N 6, 1 85 1, Ft. Recovery, O.) and 
 May (Godfrey) George (b. Ja j6, 1859, Staun- 
 ton, 111.). Prepared in Staunton H. S. Sigma 
 Chi; Phi Delta Phi. jnd Lt.. Fort Sheridan, 
 111., 191^; ist Lt., Bat. B, 133rd F. A., Camp 
 Bowie, lex,, 1917; Capt., do., A. E. F.,^ France; 
 •Mustered out, Ap 3, 1919. Address, Staunton, 
 111. 
 
 6895. CHARLES RANNELLS GIBSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 13, 1886, Pis- 
 gah. 111.; s. (leorge C. (b. D 3, 1850, Franklin, 
 111.) and Lavina Mills (Carlile) Gibson (b. O 
 3< '855, (/<;.). Prepared in De Pauw Acad., 
 Greencastle, Ind.; 111. Coll., Jacksonville. 1907- 
 8; A. H., De Pauw Univ., 1912. Delta Upsi- 
 lon. Fanner, Franklin, 111., 1915-18. U. S. 
 N. A., 1918. 14th Observation Bat., F. A., C. 
 O. T. S., Camp Taylor; Mustered out, D 6, 
 1918. Married Jennie A. McNayr, O 9, 1917, 
 Hanover Center, Mass. Address, Franklin, 111. 
 
 6896. MABEL HELEN GIBSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 28, 1885, 
 Guelph, Ont., Can.; d. John (b. Ap 21, i860. 
 New Foundland, do.) and Emily Ash (Lons- 
 dale) Gibson (b. Mr i, 1865. Ont., do.). Pre- 
 pared in Woodstock H. S. II. Sc. C'lub; Omi- 
 cron Nu. Teacher, Tp. II. S., Mazon, 111., 
 1915-17; Clinton, 111., 1917 — . Auth.: Home 
 Canning, 111. Agr. Mem., Presby. Church. Ad- 
 dr'ess, 223 S. Tyron St., Woodstock, 111.; bus. 
 add., Clinton, 111. 
 
 6897. GEORGE THALLON GILL 
 Land. Arcli.; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 28, 1887, 
 Lake BlutT, III.; s. J. (lill. Prejiared in Evan- 
 ston H. S. Sigma Chi; Scarab; Siroi Staff. 
 Land. Arch. Office, Y. M. C. A. Bldg., Aurora, 
 111., 1916; Evanston, 1918. Address, 618 
 Church St., Evanston, 111. 
 
 6898. LEONARD NASON GILMORE 
 Manager; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 31, 1889, Mo- 
 line, 111.; s. Timothy (b. My 5, 1851, Clare- 
 mont, N. H.) and Harriett (Mason) Gilmore 
 (b. My 15. 1854, do.). Prepared in Moline H. 
 S. Plantation work, Ferriday, La., 1915-16; 
 Libertyville, 111., 1916-17; Mgr., Dairy and 
 Poultry, 1/0., Ravinia, 111., 1917; Mgr., do., 
 Rosenwald Est., 1917—. Lt.^ O. T. C, Fort 
 Sheridan, 1917; do., Camp Grant, 111., 191 7; 
 do.. Camp Beuregard, La.; Commanding Offi- 
 cer, Motor Truck Co., 338, do. Address, 1815 
 14th St., Moline, 111. 
 
 6899. ROY THOMAS GLASCO 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 7. 1883, Tuscola, 
 111.; s. George M. Glasco. Prepared in East 
 111. St. Norm. Sch. Agr. Club; Hoof an.l Horn 
 Club; Agr. Dance Com. Mgr.. farm. Geneva, 
 111., 1916; Teacher, Agr., Rockford, 111., 1918. 
 Married Verna M. Alvcrson, Ag 28, 1918, LTr- 
 bana. Address. Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 6900. RODNEY CHAMPLAIN GLOVER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 30, 1890, Ottawa, 111.; 
 s. Clarence Chaniplain (b. do.) and Anna 
 (Cushman) Glover (b. Middleboro, Mass.). 
 
 Prepared in Ottawa H. S. Phi Delta Phi. 
 Lawyer, Chicago, 1915-17. 111. Nat. Guard, 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 191 7; 2nd Lt., O. 
 R. C., Camp (ir.ml, 1917; ist Lt., 342nd Inf., 
 Camp Gram, 111. .Iddress, 804 Chapel St., 
 Ottawa, 111. 
 
 6901. WALTER EARL GLOVER 
 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 29, 1889, 
 Terrc Haute, Ind.; s. W. S. Cdover. Prepared 
 in Topeka (Kan.) H. S.; Kan. St. Agr. Coll. 
 Phi Delta Phi; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Memorial 
 (Jom.; Homecoming Com. Bldg. Insp., A. T. 
 & S. F. R. R., 1917 — . Address, 1268 College 
 Ave., Topeka, Kan.t 
 
 6902. ELEANOR GODFREY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 8, 1868; d. David 
 (b. Je 17, 1827, Clyde, N. Y.) and Sarah 
 Frances (Gillette) Godfrey (b. Mount Hope, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Alethenai; 
 Mem., O. E. S.; Home Improvement Soc; M. 
 E. Church; Dom. Sc. Club. Address, Tolono, 
 111. 
 
 6903. IRMA GRETCHEN GOEBEL 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 4676, 5157, 5158) 
 Student; A. B. in Mus.; b. Ag 18, 1894, 
 Menle Park, Calif.; d. Julius (b. My 23, 1857, 
 I'raiikfurt-.X-Main. (Jcr.) and Kathryn (Vree- 
 land) Goebel (b. 1) 3, i860. Hackensack. N. J.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. lUiola; Jamesonian; 
 Der Deutsche Verein; Championship Basket- 
 ball; L. & A. representative. Woman's League 
 Council. Stud., Music, Chicago Musical Coll., 
 1918 — . Address, 918 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 6904. ANTOINETTE HELEN GOETZ 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Iowa City; d. John 
 Anthony (b. Ger.) and Elizabeth Agatha 
 (Clair) Goetz (b. Lewiston, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Iowa City (la.) Acad.; A. B., Univ. of la., 
 1906. Epsilon Tau. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 111., 1915. Libn., Minneapolis, 1915 — . Ad- 
 dress, 624-4th St., S. E. Minneapolis. 
 
 6905. ROY ALLEN GOFF 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 21, 
 
 1890, Maplcville, Neb.; s. Herbert William (b. 
 
 Je 11, 1851, Utica, N. Y.) and Lillian A. 
 
 (Fitch) Goff (b. Mr 16, 1850, do.). Prepared 
 
 in Galesburg IT. S.; B. S., Lombard, 1913. 
 
 Sigma Nu. Teacher, Agr., Hilo Boarding Sch., 
 
 Hilo, Hawaii, 1915-17; Supt., Glenwood Exp. 
 
 Sta., 1917 — . Address, Glenwood, Hawaii, T. 
 
 H. 
 
 690SA. WALDO EMERSON GOLDEN 
 (Brother of No. 6906) 
 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Je 9, 1893 Klora, III.; s. 
 S. B. (^lolden. Prepared in Beardstown H. S. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111. Med. Coll. Sr. Lt., Asst. 
 Surg., U. S. Navy, Brest, France, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 105 E. Healey St., Champaign.t 
 
 6906. WESLEY BARTON GOLDEN 
 (Brother of No. 690SA) 
 
 Clerk: A. B. in L. A. & &.; b. Ja i, 1891. 
 Flora. 111.; s. S. B. Golden. Prepared in 
 Beardstown II. S. Clk., C. 15. & 6. R- R., 
 Savanna, Ga., 1918. ist Lt., Inf., A. E. F., 
 bVance. 1918 — . Address, 105 E. Healey St., 
 Champaign.t 
 
 6907. ELUS RALPH GOLDMAN 
 Insp. Eng. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 27, 1891, 
 
 Rockford, 111.; s. I. Goldman. Prepared in 
 Rockford II. S.; Armour Inst. Zeta Beta Tau; 
 C. E. Club. Address, 513 John St., Rockford, 
 Ill.t 
 
 6908. ARZAPALO ERNESTO GOMEZ 
 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 4, 1890, Gaudalazara, 
 Mex.; s. Luis B. Gomez. Prepared in Mex. St. 
 Prep. Sch. B. S., Marquette Univ., Milwaukee. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 577 
 
 Attending Mass. Inst., Tech., Boston. Address, 
 c/o Dr. A. J. Oschner, 2106 Sedgwick St., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 6909. VERA OPLE GOSSETT 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 8, 1893, Cas- 
 ey, 111.; d. John L. (b. S 23, 1866, do.) and 
 Rachel (Cartright) Gossett (b. D 19, 1868). 
 Prepared in Casey H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1910-12. Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu. 
 Teacher, Econ., H. S., Farmer City, 111., 191 S- 
 16; do., Princeton, 111., 1916 — . Address, 304 
 N. Central St., Casey, 111.; bus. add., Prince- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 6910. ELIZABETH ELLEN GRAHAM 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 9, 1893. 
 Galena, 111.; d. John Graham (b. do.) and 
 ,Mary Ann (Smith) Graham (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in E. Dubuque H. S.; Monmouth Coll., 
 1912-14; Upper la. Univ., 1911-12. Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Basketball; Hockey; Tennis. 
 Teacher, Alexis, 111., 1915-17; Springfield, III., 
 1917 — . Address, 615 E. Spruce St., Spring- 
 field, 111. 
 
 691 1. PERRY HENRY GRAVES 
 Lumber Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 S 6, 1889, Rockford, 111.; s. Isaac and Frances 
 (Parker) Graves (Watertown, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Rockford H. S. Lhiiv. of Pittsburgh, 
 1911-12; Chi Beta; Alpha Kappa Psi; Varsity 
 Football; Varsity Baseball; Tribe of Illini; 
 Cml. Club. Representative Natalbany Lumber 
 Co., Springfield, 1915; do.. Champaign, 1916 — -. 
 Address, Box 282, Champaign. 
 
 6912. ALTA GREEN (ROPIEQUET) 
 (Wife of No. 6526; Sister of No. 9100) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 29, 1893, Oakwood, 
 111.; d. Lincoln Hamlin (b. Ap 6, 1863, Xenia, 
 O.) and Mary Esther (Cranston) Green (b. 
 My 18, 1867, Champaign Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Athenean; Jamesonian; Pre- 
 lim, and Special Honors; Pres., Jr. Illinae. 
 •Mem., M. E. church; Woman's Illinae Club, 
 St. Louis. Married Wilford Crouch Ropie- 
 quet ('14), Je 17, 191 5, Urbana. Children: Edith, 
 b. Ap 13, 1917; Katherine, b. Ag 5, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 379 N. Taylor, St. Louis. 
 
 6913. EULALIE GREEN (HAAG) 
 (Wife of No. 6925; Sister of No. 8367) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 7, 1893, Oakwood, 
 Illy d. Wilbert Grant (b. Ja 27, 1868, West. 
 Jefferson, O.) and Lucy Roxanna (Cranston) 
 Green (b. N 21, 1870, Gibson City, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Oakwood H. S., 1908-10; Danville H. 
 S., 1910-11; Santana (Calif.) H. S.. 1907-08; 
 111. Wesleyan U^niv., 191 1. H. Sc. Club; Gre- 
 gorian. Married Vernon William Haag ('15), 
 D 24, 1915, Oakwood, 111. Child, Vernon Wil- 
 bert, b. S 26. 19 16. Address, 2300 W. 1 1 2th 
 St., Morgan Park, Chicago. 
 
 6914- RALPH GREEN 
 (Brother of No. 5170) 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 2, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Lonsdale (b. Ja 30, 1864, Mel- 
 bourne, Can.) and Nellie (Wilder) Green (b. 
 N 8. 1863, Cincinnati). Prepared in Hyde Park 
 H. S., Chicago. Phi Delta Theta; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Tau; (Tapt., Swimming Team; Civ. Engr., 
 Chicago Bridge & Iron Co., igii^-i?. Lt.. Engrs., 
 Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.; Ft. Worth, Tex.; A. 
 E. F., France, 191 7 — -. Auth.; Articles, The 
 Water Tower, pub. bv Chicago Bridge & Iron 
 Co. Designer, Title Cover, do. Address, 5639 
 Kenwood Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. West Chi- 
 cago Bridge & Iron Co., do. 
 
 6915- ROLAND EVERETT GREENBURG 
 
 Engineer: B. S. in M. E.; b. F 5. 1892, Tal- 
 bot, Ind.; s. Mrs. J. C. Greenburg. Prepared 
 
 in New Richmond (Ind.) H. S. ; Ind. Univ., 
 1910-11. Ilus; Univ. Band; Prelim. Honors. 
 Foreman, Pipe Dept., Standard Oil Co., 
 VVhiting, Ind., 19 16; Engr., Ludahy Refining 
 Co., do., 1917. Married Marie Green, Jl 1916, 
 Whiting, Ind. Address, 318 Cleveland Ave., 
 Whiting, Ind. 
 
 6916. JOSEPH NATHANIEL GREENE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. F i, 1893, Fort 
 
 Logan, Colo.; s. Lewis D. tireene. Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Sigma Nu; Ma-wan- 
 da; Scabbard and Blade; Pan Hellenic Coun- 
 cil; Gridiron C'lub; lllio Staff; Col. and Regt. 
 Commander, Univ. Regt. In charge, Woodstock 
 Farms, Widewater, Va., 1915. Capt., 7th U. S. 
 inf.. Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.. 1917. Married 
 Nannie Pond, Jl 21, 1917, Milford, Conn. Ad- 
 dress, 215 N. Washington St., Gettysburg, Pa.f 
 
 6917. JOHN MITCHELL GRIFFIN 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 30, 1892, 
 
 Evanston, 111.; s. William N. (b. Chicago) and 
 Nellie L. (Brown) Griffin (b. Geneseo, 111.). 
 Prepared in Mercersburg Acad. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Helmet; Tribe 
 of Illini; Varsity Track; Capt., Swimming. 
 Salesman, Am.' Radiator C'o., Milwaukee; do., 
 Chicago. 1915-17. Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., 
 1917; U. S. S. Olympia on shore duty in 
 Archangel Dist., Russia, 1918 — . Address, 1127 
 Forest Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 6918. MILDRED ELIZABETH GRIFFITH 
 
 (Daughter of No. 300; Sister of No. 9102) 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 26, 
 1893. Ashton, 111.; d. J. C. (b. Ja 6, 1862, 
 Upper Sandusky, O.) and iPora A. (Andrus) 
 Griffith ('82), (b. My 5, 1863, Ashton, 111.). 
 Prepared in Ashton II. S.; Smith Coll., 1913- 
 14. Alethenai. Prin., H. S., Maynard, la., 
 19 18 — . Address, Ashton, 111.; bus. add., May- 
 nard, la. 
 
 6919. JAMES HOWARD GRIFTNER 
 Engineer; B. S. in Min. E. ; b. S 28, 1891, 
 
 Franklin, 0.\ s. C. H. Griftner. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Phi Kanpa Sigma. Asst. Engr., 
 Morgan Engng. Co., Dayton, O.; Johnston City 
 (111.) Coal Co., 191 7 — . Address, Johnston City, 
 Ill.t 
 
 6920. GEORGE DURFEE GRISWOLD 
 Bridge Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 24, 1893, 
 
 Decatur, 111.; s. Charles L. Griswold. Prepared 
 in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Mandolin Club; 
 I-t., Q. M., and Capt., Univ. Brig. With Am. 
 Bridge Co., 1915. Address, 5403 Woodlawn 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 6921. AUGUSTUS HENRY 
 GRUNEWALD, JR. 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 27, 1893, Chicago; s. 
 Augustus Henry, Sr. (b. N 25, 1851, Blue la- 
 land, 111.) and Emma F. (Baumgartner) Grune- 
 wald (b. F r, 1861, Mokena, 111.). Prepared 
 in Armour Acad.; Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Zeta Psi; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Prelim. Honors; Lt. Col., LTniv. Brig.; Fresh. 
 Varsity Swimming; Capt.. Sr. Class Football. 
 -■nd Lt., F. A., U. S. R., A. E. F., 1917; 
 Army of Occupation. Address, 2134 Sedgwick 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 6922. LILLIAN IRENE GUFFIN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 12, 1889. 
 Oak Park. 111.; d. Edwin Lester (b. My 14, 
 1852, N. Y.) and Minnie Amelia (Van Valken- 
 burg) Guffin (b. Ag 23, 1858. La Crosse, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Geneseo H. S. ; N. W. Univ., 1907- 
 II. Athenean; Winner, Inter-literary Soc. De- 
 clamation Contest. Teacher, Expression, Dixon, 
 111., 1915-16; Teacher, P'ub. Speaking and De- 
 bate, Salem, Ore.; Coach, Champion H. S. De- 
 bate Team, Ore., 1918 — . Address, Salem, Ore. 
 
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 6923. PALMER McKENSIE GUNNELL 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. My 7, 1892, Great Bend, 
 Kan.; s. M. P. and Mary GunnelL Prepared in 
 Wichita (Kan.) H. S.; Kan. Univ. Phi Alpha 
 Delta; Law Smoker Com. Address, 707 105 W. 
 Monroe St., Chicagcf 
 
 6924. EDITH GWINN 
 (Sister of Nos. 3007, 4689, 6268) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 24, 1890, 
 Oakland, 111.; d. Oliver Munsel and Sarah 
 (Cuells) Gwinn (b. do.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Delta Gamma; Yo Ma. Teacher, H. Sc, 
 "Mantorville H. S., Minn., 191 5-16; do., Waver- 
 ly. 111., 1916-17; do., A. & M. Coll., Stillwater, 
 Okla., 1917 — . Address, 806 S. Goodwin Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add., Stillwater, Okla. 
 
 6925. VERNON WILLIAM HAAG 
 
 (Husband of No. 6913) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 31, 1894, 
 Essex, 111.; s. Fred George (b. Mr 17, 1865, 
 Mazon, 111.) and Addie Jane (Hunt) Haag (b. 
 Ag 16, 1870. Essex, 111.). Prepared in Mazon 
 Tp. H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Pres., Chem. 
 Club, 1915; Am. Chem. Soc., 1917. Asst. Chem., 
 A. T. & S. F. R. R., La Junta, Colo., 1915-16; 
 Operating Chem., Insecticide Dept., Sherman- 
 Williams Co., Chicago, 1916. Mem. A. C. S. 
 Married Eulalie Green ('15), D 24, 1915, Oak- 
 wood. 111. Child, Vernon Wilbert, b. S 26,1916. 
 Address, 40 Claredon Ave., Detroit. 
 
 6926. GEORGE WILLIAM IIAAN. JR. 
 
 (Brother of No. 5177) 
 Physician; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 14, 
 1894, Wahoo, Neb.; s. Dr. George William (b. 
 1857, Crown Point, Ind.) and Jane E. (Os- 
 borne) Haan (b. 1868, London, Eng.). Pre- 
 pared in E. Aurora H. S. M. D., N. W. Univ., 
 1918. Psi Upsilon; Alpha Omega Alpha; Phi 
 Rho Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon; Medui; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig.; Varsity Football. Address, 344 
 Marion Ave., Aurora, 111. 
 
 6927. ARTHUR HAGENER 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 28, 1891, 
 Beardstown, 111.; s. John Henry (b. Ja 6, 1850, 
 do.) and Catherine Elizabeth (Pappmeier) 
 Hagener (b. D 4. 1S53, do.). Prepared in 
 Beardstown H. S. Tau I3eta Pi. Engr., Port- 
 land Cement Assn., Lewis Inst.. Chicago, 1915- 
 
 17. 2nd Lt., Engrs. Co. B, 506 Service Bn., A. 
 E. F., France 1917 — . Address, 218 E. 4th St., 
 Beardstown, 111. 
 
 6928. WILLIAM STILES HAGGOTT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 22, i8n,, 
 Washington, la.; s. H. D. McDowell. Pre- 
 pared in Keokuk H. S. Acacia; Sigma Tau; 
 Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E.; Treas., E. E. Soc; 
 Treas., Elec. Show. Address, 618 Bank St., 
 Keokuk.t 
 
 6929. LISLE GWYNNE HALL 
 Supt.. Water Works; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 8, 
 1892, Downs, III.; s. Richard M. (b. D 15, 
 1866, do.) and Elizabeth A. (Craig) Hall (b. Jl 
 
 18, 1873, do.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. Theta 
 Delta Chi. Asst. Engr. and Supt., Peoria Wa- 
 ter Works Co., Peoria, 1915 — . Q. M. C. Util- 
 ities Dept., 1917; Mustered out, Ja 15, tqi8. 
 Mem.. Univ. Club, Peciria; Peoria Illini Club. 
 Address, 414 Knoxville Ave., Peoria; bi(s. 
 add., Peoria Water Works Co., do. 
 
 6930. HENRY JAMES HALTERMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 31, 1886. 
 Anna, 111.; s. Abraham Jones (b. Ap 18, 1856, 
 do.) and Mary Malissa (Hill) Ilalterman (b. 
 N 8. 1863, Cobden, 111.). Prepared in .\nna 
 H. S.; James Millikin LTniv., 1910-12. Egvp- 
 tian Club; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. Chief 
 Engr., Central 111. Pub. Service Co., Carbon- 
 
 dale, 111., 1915-16; Supt., do., Olney, 111., igi6- 
 17; Chief Engr., do.. Mounds, 111.. 1917; Efifi- 
 ciency Engr., A. E. Staley Mfg. Co., Decatur, 
 III., 191 7 — . Married Ethelwyn May Davis, D 
 19, 191 5. Cairo, 111. Child, Henry James, Jr., 
 b. Ja 24, 1918. Address, 1576 N. College St., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., c/o A. E. Staley Mfg. 
 Co., do. 
 
 6931. GERTRUDE HALUSHKA 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N i, 1893, 
 Chicago; d. Peter and Leah Halushka. Pre- 
 pared in Tuley H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1911-13; 
 Teacher's course, Chicago Norm. Coll., 1916. 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, Chicago Sclis., 
 1916 — . Address, 1727 Kenilworth Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Norwood Park Sch., do. 
 
 6932. ANDREW BAKER HAMMITT 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. F 3, i8gi, Des 
 Moines; s, Williams Downs (b. 1847, Philadel- 
 phia) and Winona Cullin (Baker) Hammitt (b. 
 1853, do.). Prepared in W. Des Moines H. S. 
 Ilus; Scarab; Ma-wan-da; Tribe of Illini; Home 
 Coming Com.; Varsity Track; V. P., Sr. Class; 
 lllio Staff, 1915. Struct. Engr. and Supt., 
 Const., Syracuse, N. Y., 1915-17. O. T. C, 
 Jiid Lt., C. A. R. C, 1917; Mustered out, 
 Mr 17, 1919. Address, 440 N. Spring Ave., 
 La Grange, 111. 
 
 6933. MAY MARGUERITE HANFORD 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 14, 
 1894. Makanda, 111.; d. George Chester (b. Jl 
 30, 1852, Waukesha, Wis,) and Anna (Pease) 
 Ilanford (b. 1865, Corinth, 111.). Prepared in 
 So. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Radcliffc Coll.. 1912- 
 14. Delia Gamma. Critic teacher. So. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1916-18; Instr., Sch. of Educ, 
 Univ. of Chicago, 191 8 — . Address, Carbon- 
 dale, 111.; bus. add., c/o Univ. of Chicago, 
 Chicago. 
 
 6934. HERBERT HENRY HARRIS 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 12. 1889, 
 Olmsted. 111.; s. Albert and Sarah (Calhoun) 
 Harris (b. Paris, Tenn.). Prepared in Sum- 
 ner H. S., Cairo. 111. Agr. Club; Kappa Alpha 
 Psi; Interclass Track. Instr., Creamery, Tus- 
 kogee Inst.. 1915-17. R. O. T. C, 1917 — . 
 Address, Jefferson (Jity, Mo. 
 
 6935. LOIS MYRTLE HARRIS (WOLFE) 
 (Wife of No. 6017) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 18, 1891, Sheldon, 
 111.; d. Mary E. Harris. Prepared in Sheldon 
 IL S. Prelim, and Final Honors. Married 
 William S. Wolfe ('13). O 18, 1916, Urbana. 
 .Address, 504 Chalmers St., Champaign.! 
 
 6936. EUGENE MILTON HARSCH 
 Farm Manager; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 15, 
 
 1893, Peoria; s. Charles George (b. Mr 18, 
 1807, do.) and Eunice Mary (Faber) Harscli 
 ( b. F 6, 1866. do.). Prepared in Peoria H. S.; 
 I'.radley Poly. Inst., 1911-12. Livestock Mgr., 
 Wakfield Farms, Cantril, la.; Lockport, la.; 
 Swinebreeder. Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, 
 Fla.. 1917; Sergt., Field Remount Sqdn., 305, 
 A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, 513 Ma- 
 chine St., Peoria. 
 
 6937. ROLAND EMERSON HART 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 10, 1891, 
 
 Cleveland; s. Elbridge Joseph (b. Ag 7, 1858, 
 Delaware, Co., O.) and Ella May (Smith) 
 Hart (b. My 10, 1863, Union Co.. O.). Pre- 
 liared in East H. S., Cleveland; Stetson Univ., 
 De Land, Fla.; Case Sch. of Applied be, four 
 years. Eta Kappa Nu; A. I. E. E. Bus. Sec; 
 Y. M. C. A., France, 1917 — . Mem., Baptist 
 C^^hurch; Scout Master. Married Gladys 
 Wright, Ap 25, 1916, De Land, Fla. Address, 
 io6j2 C'olumbia Ave., Cleveland; bus. add., 12 
 Rue d'Aguesseau, Paris, France. 
 
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 693S. NAOMI R. HARTFORD (ASHBECK) 
 (Wife of No. 7349) 
 A. B. in L. A. &• S.: b. N 3, 1892, St. 
 Edwards, Neb.; d. William Hartfoid. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S.; N. W. Univ. Delta 
 Delta Delta; Kappa Delta Phi; Woman's 
 League; Y. W. C. A. Married William L. 
 Ashbeck ('15), Ap 28, 1917. Address, 2712 
 Mildred Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 6939. ROY HARRISON HASLUND 
 Architect: B. S. in A. E.; b. N 6. 1888; s. 
 Wilhelm (b. Bergen, Norway) and Stina 
 Petra (Leerberg) Haslund (b. Christiana, Nor- 
 way). Prepared in S. Minneapolis H. S. 
 Univ. of Minn., 1910-12. Sec, Arch. Club; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. Arch. Draft., W. 
 C. Whitney. Archs., Minneapolis, 1915-16; 
 Cliief Draftsman, A. H. Stens, Arch., St. 
 Paul, igi/. Second prize, home-design, St. 
 Art. Comn. Ord. C, U. S. A., 1917 — ■. Ad- 
 dress, 1 70 1 Portland Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
 6940. CARL HAUBER 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap 13, 1890, 
 Grant City, Mo.; s. Matt (b. 1845, Ger.) and 
 Mary E. (Gunzleman) Hauber (b. 1855, Grant 
 City. Mo.). Prepared in Springfield (Mo.) H. 
 S. Arch. Club. Arch., Chicago, 191 5-1 7. En- 
 sign, U. S. N. Bur. of Ord., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, R. 3, Springfield, Mo. 
 
 6941. FRED ALBERT HEALY 
 
 Ins. Agent; B. S. in Agr.; (b. Jl 7, 1889, 
 Bristol, 111.); s. A. N. and Jennie E. (Palmer) 
 Healy. Prepared in W. Aurora H. S. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Alpha Gamma Rho. Ins. Agt., 
 Aurora, 111., 191 5-17; Chicago, 1917 — . Married 
 Alice Riley. Mr 3, 191 7. Champaign. Address, 
 5476 University Ave., Chicago; bus. add., iioi 
 Home Ins. Co., do. 
 
 6942. EDITH MARY HEATH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Jl 24. 1888, 
 
 Rochelle, 111.; d. Addison Homer (b. Ap 21, 
 i8=;9, do.) and Catherine Eva (Eisenberg) 
 Heath (b. Ag 24, 1866. Franklin Grove, HI.). 
 Prepared in Rochelle H. S. Gregorian; W.\. 
 A. Teacher Eng., H. S.. Wilmington, 111., 
 1915-17; Prin., II. S., do., 1917 — . Mem., Will 
 Co., Teachers' Eng. Assn. .Address, Wilming- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 6943. TREVOR MORSE HEATH 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 27, 1890, 
 Sparta, Mich.; s. W. H. Heath. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. II. S., Chicago. Chi Phi; Comi- 
 talus; Illio Staff; Pushball Com.; Post Exam. 
 Jubilee. Salesman, Warner Remedy Co., Chi- 
 cago, ist Lt., C. A. C, A. E. F., France, 1917; 
 Mustered out, Ja 1919. Address, $ Englewood 
 Court, Toledo, O.t 
 
 6944. JOHN FRANKLIN HEDGCOCK, JR. 
 (Brother of Nos. 3766, 7595, 9124) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap a, 1889, 
 Plymouth, 111.; s. John Franklin, Sr. (b. do.) 
 and Anna Elizabeth (Wade) Hedgcock (b. do). 
 Prepared in Plymouth H. S.; Knox Coll. Acad.. 
 1 91 0-12. Sigma Pi; Phi Delta Kappa; 2nd 
 Sergt., Univ. Brig. Grad. stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1916; Co. Agr. Agt., Plymouth, 111., 1915; do., 
 Albert Lea. Minn., 1916; do., Freeborn Co., 
 Minn., 1917. Forestry Engrs., 28th Co., 20th 
 Engrs., A. E. F., France, 191 7 — . Mem., A. 
 F. A. M.; Albert Lea Business Mens' League. 
 Address, Plymouth, 111. 
 
 6945. JOHN HARRISON HEDGCOCK 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 3, 1889, Ply- 
 mouth, HI.; s. Robert Sloan (b. F 28, 1856, 
 do.) and Laura Ann (Bolton) Hedgcock (b. 
 Richmond, Va.). Prepared in Knox Coll. 
 Acad., 1909-11. Beta Upsilon. Teacher H. S., 
 
 Menominee, Mich., 1915-17. Co. D, loth Bn., 
 -•0 Engrs., A. K. F., France. Address, Ply- 
 mouth. III. 
 
 6946. ALFRED MARTIN HEINZELMANN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. D 3, 1892, 
 Aurora, III.; s. Alfred (b. 1863, Wurtemberg, 
 Ger.) and Louise (Grass) Heinzelmann (b. 
 1861, Aurora, 111.). Prepared in W. Aurora 
 II. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Prelim. Honors. Chem. Engr., U. S. Bur. of 
 Standards, Washington, D. C. Mem., A. C. S. 
 .4ddress, Room. 621 Y. M. C. A., Washington, 
 D. C; bus. add., c/o U. S. Bur. of Standards, 
 do. 
 
 6947. LINN HELANDER 
 Editor; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 28, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Henry August Bernhard (b. Ag 20, 
 i86i, Stange, Norway) and Olive (Bredsvold) 
 Helander (b. S 11, 1855. do.). Prepared in 
 Yeatman H. S., St. Louis. Theta Chi; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Prelim. Honors; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. 
 Smoker Com. Foreman, Engng. Test Dept., 
 Pittsburgh Crucible Steel Co., Midland, Pa., 
 1915-17; Ed, Staff. Iron .4ge, N. Y., 1917-18. 
 Asst, Engr., Ord. Dept.. U. S. A. Mem., A. 
 Address, 2857 N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 127 Drummond St., Montreal, Can. 
 
 6948. LILLIE ISABELLE HELGELAND 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. O 20, 1886, 
 Elliott, 111.; d. P. Helgeland. Prepared in 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ. Teacher, II. S., South Haven, 
 Mich., 191 5. St. Lukes Tr. Sch. for Nurses. 
 Address, Elliott, 111.; bus. add., 1416 Indiana 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 6949. CHESTER ABRAM HEMPHILL 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 5, 1893; s. 
 William T. (b. 1856, Amboy, 111.) and Ida 
 (Smith) Hemphill (b. 1858, Jacksonville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Jacksonville li. S. Alpha Tau 
 Omega. Farm Mgr., Jacksonville, III. Ord. 
 Dept., U. S. A., 1918; Sergt., 127th Ord. 
 Depot Co., Camp Bowie; Mustered out, F 12, 
 1919. Married jeannette Taylor, S 16, 1916. 
 Address, 825 W. College Ave., Jacksonville, 
 111. 
 
 6950. MARY ANNE HENRY 
 Social worker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 
 31, 1 89 1, Columbus, HI.; d. Charles Morgan 
 (b. My I, 1857, Liberty, III.) and Elizabeth 
 Margaret (Lawless) Henry (b. Ap 14, 1859, 
 Columbus. 111.). Prepared in Camp Point H. 
 S.; 111. Woman's Coll., 1911. N. Y. Univ., 
 191 6. Gamma Phi Beta; V. P.. Gregorian; 
 Advisory Bd., Y. W. C. A. Teacher H. S., 
 .Streator, 111., 1Q15-16; Psychologist, Roches- 
 ter, N. Y., 1916-17; do., Detroit, 1917; Social 
 Worker, Iloosick Falls, N. Y., 1918; War Camp 
 Community Service, Battle Creek, Mich., 
 1918 — . Address, Paloma, 111. 
 
 6951. RALPH LEROY HERMANN 
 Cml. Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 24, 
 1S92, Woodbine. 111.; s. William Frederick (b. 
 Mr 22, 1863, do.) and Margaret Ann (Evans) 
 Hermann (b. Ag g, 1868, Linden, W'is.). Pre- 
 pared in Stockton II. S. Acacia; Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Scabbard and Blade; Ionian; E. E. Soc. ; 
 2nd Lt., Capt. and Adjt., LTniv. Brig.; Class 
 Football; Sr. Ball Com. Grad. Apprentice, 
 Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, 
 1915; Cml. Elec. Engr., do., 1916-17. Corp. 
 and Sergt., Co. E, i8th Pa. Nat. Guard, 1916- 
 17; 2nd Lt. Engrs. U. S. R., 1917; ist Lt., 
 igi8; Capt.. 53Sth Engrs. Service Bn., Co. D, 
 A. E. F., France. Mem., A. S. E. E. Married 
 Mildred Moore, 1918, Stockton, 111. Address, 
 Woodbine, 111. 
 
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 695J. JAMKS RURR HICKMAN 
 Clirothcr of No. 4J05) 
 
 Adv. Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. .\sj 
 10, 189J, lloopeston. 111.; s. John WcsK-yaii 
 (.b. iS«3, di'.) and Hope CBurr) Hickman \l). 
 18(15, Williamsport, Ind.l. Prepared in lloopos- 
 ton H. S. riii Kappa Sigma; Sr. Ball Com.; 
 Class Ba.-;eball; Daily llliiii Reporter; ///i.> 
 Adv. Staff, 1915. Auto Adv. Salesman, Chi- 
 cago Daily Ncxcs, Chicago, 1915-17. Ambu- 
 lance Co.. No. 0. U. S. A.. 1917-18; U. S. S. 
 M. A., igiS; .'nd Lt., M. A.. S. C. N. A., 1018. 
 Paris, France. AiUiress, 808 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 6953- LOUIS JOHN HILLS 
 
 Highway Kngr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. 
 D 30, 1891, Joliet, 111.; s. William (b. Mr 17, 
 1850, Lockport, 111.) and Louise E. (Kron- 
 meyor) Hills (b. F 13, 1858. joliet. III.). Pre- 
 pared in Joliet Tp. H. S. Sigma Pi: V. P.. 
 Soph. Class; Class Football, Ca^it.; Class Em- 
 blem Com. Valuation Dept., hlgin, Toliet & 
 East. R. R.. 1915-17; Asst. Co. ^Supt", High 
 ways. Will Co., III., 191 7 — . Married \'ioIa 
 Irene Hutchinson, Je J, 1917, Toliet, 111. Cliild, 
 Jane Louise, b. My, 1918. A^drt'ss, iii Parks 
 .-\ve., Joliet, III.; bus. adj., c/o Miami Con- 
 servancy District, Englewood, O. 
 
 6054- ROBERT BRUCE HINMAN 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 29, 189J, 
 Pundee, 111.; s. .\. W. Hinman. Prepared in 
 Dundee H. S. Alpha Zeta; Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Adelphic; Capt., Univ. Regt.; Prelim. Honors. 
 Farm Mgr.; Dairy Farm, Eagle, Wis., 1915; 
 do.. Dundee, 111., 1916 — . Address, Dundee, 
 Ill.t 
 
 6955. CLARA LILLE HIRTZEL 
 Teacher; .\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D ^i, 1884, 
 Miller. S. Dak.; d. G. W. Hirtzel. t'repared 
 in Univ. Acad. Teacher, H. S., Winchester, 
 111.. 1917; (/<)., Altamont, 111., 1917 — . Address, 
 EtTingham. 111.; lyiis. add., High School, Alta- 
 mont, 111. 
 
 6956. EARL WILKIE HITCHCOCK 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. O ji. 1880, Low- 
 ell, Kan.; s. M. L. llitchcock. Prepared in 
 Cherokee (Kan.) H. S. Alpha Zeta: .\delphic; 
 Agr. Club; Country Life Club; Hort. Club; 
 ///. Agr. StatL Teacher, H. S., Columbus, 
 Kan. Married Adeline Chambers, 1917, Colum- 
 bus, Kan. Address, 727 West Elm St., Colum 
 bus, Kan. 
 
 695-- AGNES VIRGINIA HITT 
 (.Sister of No. 7616) 
 Home Demonstration .-Vgent; A. B. in L. .■\. 
 & S.; b. Ja 8, 189-', Ramsey. 111.; d. Dr. .\shbv 
 James (b. Je 28. i86j, Castleton, \'a.) and 
 Olive (Owings) Hitt (b. Ja 6. 187J, Ramsey, 
 111.). Prepared in Ala. Girls Tech. Inst.; I'niV. 
 of Chicago, sunnner, 1917. Tamesonian; W. 
 A. A.; Capt., Basketball. Ass't. Instr.. Educ. 
 Ala. Girls Tech. Inst., 1915-10; Asst. Home 
 Econ., do., 1916-18. Co. Home Demonstration 
 Agt., Shelby Co., Ala., 191S — . Address. 
 Auburn, Ala. 
 
 6958. KATHERINE HITT 
 Librarian: A. B. in L. A. & S. : b. .\p 1. 
 1894, Chicago; d. Willis Irving (b. 1S57, La 
 Salle, 111.) and Juliet Anne (Wallace) Hitt 
 (b. 1866. Ottawa, 111."). Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S., Chicago; Univ. of 111., 1916-17. 
 Gregorian. Jr. Asst., Chicago Pub. Lib., 
 19:7: Lilm. and Teacher, Winchester, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Winchester, 111. 
 
 6959. NAT CHING HO 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 2, 1887, Canton, 
 China; s. Lai Hong Ho. Prepared in Queen's 
 Coll., China; Leland Stanford Univ. With 
 Pan-Continental Cml. Exchange, Chicago, 1915. 
 Address, 5486 Greenwood Ave, Chicago.! 
 
 6960. FRANK A. HOERNER 
 Minister; A. B. in Sc; b. Mr 1 1, 1889, 
 (.Irayville. 111.; s. John and Sicily (Spencer) 
 lloerner. Prepared in Grayville H. S.; 111. 
 St. Norm. Cniv. Phi Beta Kappa. Marrieil 
 Mabel Klopp, S 10, 1914. Child, lohn Everett, 
 b. Je 18, 1916. Address, Cedarville, 111. 
 
 6961. ANNA K.VTHYRN HOFFERT 
 (KIRK) 
 (Wife of No. 0358) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 7. 189--. Pekin, 
 111.; d. Tohn Midiael (b. Ag 30, 18(17, (Jcr.) and 
 Lean (\olk) Iloft'ert (b. )e ii, 187.-, Pekin, 
 111.). Prepared in Pekin "IL S. Alpha Omi- 
 cron Pi; \o Ma. Teacher, 1915-16. Married 
 Bonum Lee Kirk ('14). S 16, 1916, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Colleen Jean, b. S 7, 1918. Ad- 
 dress-, 10 II W. Clark St,, Champaign. 
 
 6962. ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER HOFF- 
 MAN 
 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 18, 1882, 
 Mendota. 111.: s. Charles (b. 1856, Saxe Wei- 
 mar Eisenack, Ger.) and Anna Dorothy 
 (Schultz) llotYman (h. 1850, Guben, Old Prus- 
 sia. Cler.). Prepared in Ktuixville II. S. A. 
 B., Lombard Coll., 191J. Alpha Zeta; Cosmo- 
 politan Club. Instr., Norm. Sch., Bowling 
 Green, O., 191 5; do., .-Vrsenal Tech. Schs., 
 1915 — . Hon. Mem., Am. Electro-platers Soc. 
 Married Grace Harmonv, S j. 190S, Knox- 
 ville. 111. Child. Ruth Alice, b. O 30, 1917. 
 .Address. 9-'o3 Drive Woodruff Place, Indian- 
 apolis, Iiul.; bus. add., c/o Tech. H. S., do. 
 
 6963. MAC RICK ELON HOIT 
 (Son of No. Jij; Husband of No. 7813) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Te 23, 1S93. Gen- 
 eseo. III.; s. Otis Willis ('79)," (b. M^ 24, 1857, 
 i/,>.) and Henrietta Philleta Mary (Schroeder) 
 lloit (b. O 13, 1803, (/().). Prepared in Geneseo 
 Tp. H. S. Chi Beta: Scabbard and Blade; Agr. 
 Club; Motorcycle Club; 1st Lt., Univ. Brig., 
 1913-14; Capt., 1914-15. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Grace Mitchell ('16). Ag i6. 1916, 
 Georgetown, O. Child, Elizabeth Mitchell, b. 
 My 10, 1918. Address, Geneseo, 111. 
 
 6964. HENRY WALTER HOLLARD 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 10, 18S9, 
 Highland, 111.; s. Eugene (b. Ap 3, 1843, 
 I'erne, Switzerland) and Louise Susan ( Bal- 
 ziger) Hollard (b. Je 7, 1S49. Highland, III.). 
 Prepared in Highland H. S. -Agr. Club; Univ. 
 Gold Medal in Soph. Competitive. Chief, 
 Dairy Dept., St. Agr. Sch., Jonesboro, Ark., 
 1915 — . Married Georgia Becker, Ja i, 1917, 
 liloomington. 111. Adaress, Jonesboro. Ark.; 
 bus. add., c/o Dairy Dept., State Agricultural 
 School. i/<>. 
 
 0905. NOBLE PARKER HOLLISTER 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 24, 1892, 
 -■Vrgeutine, Kan.; s. Horace A. (b. Manchester, 
 la.) and Emma .\nnetta (Satchwell) llollistcr. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. : Univ. of III.. 
 1015-16. Scarab: I'niv. Land. Arch. Soc; 
 Final Honors. Instr., Lake Forest Coll., 1916; 
 land .\rch., Chicago, 191O-18. Co. .\. 8th 
 Div. Mil. Police, Camp Fremont, Calif.; Div. 
 Ildotrs., Intelligence Staff, do. Address, 159 
 N. State St., Chicago. 
 
 6966. MAX HOLMBURGER, JR. 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 30. 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Max (b. Havana, Ger.) and Wal- 
 burga ( Heckenstaller) Holmburger (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Eng. High and Man. Tr. Sch., 
 Chicago. Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman, Link-Belt 
 Co., Chicago, lootli Engrs., Co. B. A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Address. 2237 S. Keeler Ave., 
 Chicago: bus. add., c/o Link-Belt Co., 39th St. 
 and Stewart Ave., do. 
 
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 Baccalaukeatk Alumni 
 
 581 
 
 6967. CLIFF(JRD FIKOVEl) HO(nJ 
 Engr. and SalLsnian; 15. S. in I'".. IC. ; b. F 
 8, 1894, Cameron, Jll.; s. Kilwanl l-lvcrctt (1). 
 1K68, da.) anil Ida (Firovcdj llood (h. 1870, 
 Mcchanicsljurg, I'a.). J'rcparcd in (JalesburK 
 II. S. (Jlii I'lii; Sigma 'i"au; Kta Kappa Nu; 
 Scaltbard and I'.lade; Ionian; E. K. .Soc; Class 
 I'.askL-tball; liiis. Mgr., K. K. Show; Mil. Hall 
 Com.; I-l. and Maj., Univ. Hrig. Sales Dept., 
 J'ackard Elcc. Co., Warren, ()., 1915-17; Am. 
 .Steel and Wire Co., Worcester, Mass., 19 17. 
 U. S. Sig. Corps, 1917; O. T. C, Ft. Monroe, 
 V'a., 1917; 1st Lt., U. S. K., C. A. C. Ft. Mc- 
 Kinley, Me.. 1918; do., 72n(l Keg., C. A. C, 
 I',at. C, A. E. F., France, 1918. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M. Married Emilie K. Tener, D 8, 1917, 
 Cleveland. Address, Warren, O. 
 
 6968. WILLIAM IIOKNAL 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Land. Arch.; b. My 3, 
 1886, E. St. Louis, 111.; s. Willifim (b. Scot- 
 land) and Jeannie (Maurice) Ilornal (b. 
 I-'rance). Prepared in Pvt. Sch., Nashville, 
 Tenn.; Man. Tr. Sch., Wash. Univ., .St. Louis, 
 1907-09. Univ. Land. Arch. Soc; .Scarab; 
 Sigma Chi. Land. Arch., .Schaffer ik Ilornal, 
 Lake F'orest, 111. Chief Carjjenter's Mate, U. 
 S. N. R. F., fJreat Lakes, III., 1917; Ensign, 
 do.. 191 7; Kegt. Adjt., 12th Kcgt., U. S. N. 
 Tr. Sta., Great Lakes, 191 8. Address, Lake 
 Forest, III. 
 
 6969. CHARLES DEAN HOWK 
 Teacher; A. H. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 7, 1894, 
 Neoga, III.; s. John Howk. Prepared in Mo- 
 mencc H. S. Teacher, Momence, 111., 1915 — . 
 Address, Moinence, IllLt 
 
 O970. MARIE ESDA HUBBARD 
 (Sister of No. 5735) 
 Secretary; A. H. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 22, 
 1891, Boswell, Ind.; s. A. G. and Frances (An- 
 derson) Ilulibard (b. 1853, Ilillsboro, ().). 
 Preijarcd in lloopeston H. S. ; William Woods 
 Coll.. Fulton. Mo. Sec, Lib., Univ. of III., 
 1917; Red Cross Civilian Relief, Cleveland, 
 1917-18; Circulation Dept., Cleveland Plain 
 Dealer. Aide in Occupational Theropy U. S. 
 A. Reconst. IIosp. No. 10, Boston, Mass. Ad- 
 dress, Stuttgart, Ark. ; bus. add., U. S. Gen. 
 Hosp. No. 10, Boston, Mass. 
 
 6971. ARTHUR HERMAN HUISKEN 
 Instructor; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. O i, 1891, 
 San F'rancisco; s. H. J. Huisken. Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; .Scabbard and Blade; 
 Prelim. Honors; Capt., Univ. Brig.; A. C. S. ; 
 Chem. Club. Grad. Stud, and Asst., Univ. of 
 Mich., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1915; Research 
 Asst., Div. of St. Chem. Research, Univ. of 
 Kan., 1917 — . Address, 1731 Indiana .St., Law- 
 rence, Kan.t 
 
 6972. SIDNEY M. HULL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap 21, 1893. 
 Montello, Wis.; s. O. H. (b. do.) and Elizabeth 
 (Suitor) Hull (b. Ashland, O.). Prepared in 
 Montello (Wis.) H. S.; Carroll Coll., Wauke- 
 sha, Wis., 1910-13. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi 
 I.ambda Upsilon; .Sigma Xi; Chem. Club; Spe- 
 cial Honors. Chem., U. S. Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington, D. C, 1915-17; Ault & Niborg 
 Co., Cincinnati, 1917 — . Married Nina Belle, 
 1916. Waukesha, Wis. Child, Elizabeth Ann, 
 b. A(? 17, 1917. Address, 1540 Marlowe Ave., 
 Cincinnati; bus. add., c/o Ault & Niborg Co., 
 do. 
 
 6973. GUY HAROLD IIUSTED 
 (Brother of No. 6974) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 5, 1893, Rood- 
 house, 111.; s. Edgar Husted. Prepared in 
 Roodhouse IT. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Tribe 
 of mini; Varsity Track; Class Football. Ad- 
 dress. Roodhouse, lU.t 
 
 6974, LEE ALFRED HUSTED 
 (Brother of No. 6973) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 8, 1891, Rood- 
 house, 111.; s. Edgar I lusted. Prepared in 
 Roodhouse II. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Farmer, 
 Roodhouse, 1915 — . Married Ethel E. Thomp- 
 son, \) 1, 1915, Roodhouse, 111. Address, Rood- 
 house, Ill.t 
 
 6975. MARJORIE HUTCHINS 
 
 B. Mus. ; b. () 5, 1892, Chicago; d. F. L. 
 Hutchins. Prejiared in Clrbana II. S. Ad- 
 dress, 301 .S. Coler .St., Urbana.t 
 
 O976. •EDITH HYDE 
 B. L. S.; b. Ag 5, 1886. Lancaster, O.; d. 
 Eber Hyde. Prepared in O. St. Univ. B. A., 
 (). .St. Univ., 1914. Libn., O. Bus. Legislative 
 Reference Dept., Columbus, O., 1917. Died Je 
 16, 1917, Columbus, (). 
 
 6977. NOEL CAKLYSLE ICE 
 (Husband of No. 8454; Brother of Nos. 1043, 
 1044) 
 Surgeon; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 31, 
 1890, Clifford, III.; s. James K. (b. Ap 8, 1844, 
 Mannington, W. Va.) and Nancy Jane 
 (Butcher) Ice (b. Jl 11, 1846, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign il. S.; Tex. A. and M. 
 Coll.; Univ. of Chicago, 1914. M. D., West. 
 Reserve Univ. of Med.. 1917. Sigma Pi; Phi 
 Rho Sigma; 1st Lt., Univ. Brig.; Bus. Mgr., 
 Illio. Resident .Surg., Charity HosiJ., (Cleve- 
 land, 1917 — : .'\cting Asst. Surg., U. .S. Pub. 
 Health Service, U. S. Govt. Exjilosives Plant 
 C, Nitro, W. Va., 1918 — . Married Zelma 
 Jockisch ('17), Je i, 1918, Beardstown, III. 
 Address, Nitro, W. Va.; bus. add., c/o (j. S. 
 Public Health Service, do. 
 
 6978. .STANLEY PIEFFER IRVIN 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ap 4, 
 
 1893, Hebron, Ind.; s. Isaac A. and Katharine 
 (I'iefifer) Irvin. Prepared in Hammond (Ind.) 
 H. S. .Scribblers CJlub; Sigma Delta Chi.; 
 Class Baseball. Journ., Chicafjo Daily News, 
 1915-16; Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 
 O., 1916-17; Correspondent; Salesman, 1917- 
 18; Corp., N. A., 1918 — . Address, c/o Auto 
 Tire Dept., Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 
 Akron, O. 
 
 6979. THOMAS RALPH ISAACS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 12, 1891, 
 
 Sorento, HI.; s. T. W. Isaacs. Prepared in 
 McKendree Coll. Instr., H. S., Decatur, 111., 
 1916; Co. Agr. Agt., Benton Co., Ind., 1918 — . 
 Married Nettie Delaney, F 22, 191 7, Decatur, 
 111. Address, Fowler, Ind.t 
 
 6980. MABEL CLARE JACKSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Jl 22, 1882; 
 
 d. James Benjamin (b. O 28, 1854, Martinsville, 
 Ind.) and Mary (Harris) Jackson (b. Ag 13, 
 1851, Sijringfield, O.). Prepared in Danville 
 If. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Alpha Omicron 
 Pi; W. A. A.; Capt., Basketball, 1911; Capt., 
 Champion Bowling, 191 5 ; Mem., ist Cab., 
 Y. W. C A. Grad. Stud. Univ. So. Calif., 
 iQiC). Supvr., Eng. L. A. St. Norm. Sch. 
 .Address, 911 Vermilion St., Danville; bus. 
 add., 5653 Virginia Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 
 
 6981. WALTER HERMAN JACOBSEN 
 (Brother of Nos. 2707, 3426, 4232) 
 
 Advertising; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 9, 
 1892, Niantic, HI.; s. Henning (b. Ja d, 1846, 
 Denmark) and Laura D. (Boone) Jacobsen 
 (b. Mr 28, 1853). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 I'si Upsilon; Mask and Bauble; Cml. Club 
 Retail Shoes, Urbana; Adv., 3428 Jackson 
 lilvd.. Chicago. Address, 906 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
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 6982. RANJIT SINGH JAIN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 3. 1892, 
 Dellie, India; s. .Moti Lall (b. do.) and 
 Bhoi (Mithel) Jain (b. do.). Prejiarcd 
 in St. Stephens Coll., Dellie, India; Univ. of 
 Calif., 1912-14. Cosmopoliton Club; E. E. Soc. 
 Asst. Engr., Reliance Elec. & Engng. Co., 
 Cleveland, 1915 — . Mem., (Assoc.) A. I. E. E. 
 Address, 914 E. 150th St., Cleveland; bii.^. 
 add., c/o Reliance Elec. & Engr. Co., do. 
 
 6983. EDWARD ALLEN JAMES 
 (Brother of Nos. 1708, 2709, 4727, 8452) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. F s, 1893. 
 
 Aniboy, 111.; s. P. M. (b. New Eng.) and 
 Lottie I. James (1). Amboy, 111.). Prepared 
 in Amboy 11. S. Acacia; Tau Beta Pi; Eta 
 Kap|^)a Nu; Technograph Bd. ; E. E. Soc; 
 Prelim., Final and Special Honors; Lt. and 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Engr.; Comnionwealth 
 Edison Co., Chicago, 191 5 — . 2nd. Lt., C. A. 
 R. C, 1917, II. A., A. E. F., France, 1917; 
 ist Lt., C. A. C, do.; Mustered out, F 17, 
 1919, Married Evelyn Alicia Hackett, Ag 26, 
 19171 Jerseyville, 111. Address, Amboy, 111. 
 
 6984. LENTOM WILLIS JAMES 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 2, 1890, Can- 
 ton, 111.- s. D. W. James. Prepared in Canton 
 H. S. Delta Omega. Address, 355 S. Avenue 
 A, Canton, Ill.t 
 
 6985. WILLIAM BANCROFT JARVIS, JR. 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 14. 1893, 
 Chicago; s. William Bancroft, Sr. (b. Madi- 
 son, Wis.) and Lyde I. Jarvis (b. Wheeling, 
 W. Va..). Prepared in Calumet H. S., Chi- 
 cago. LL. B., N. W. Univ., 191 7. Delta Up- 
 silon; Phi Delta Phi; 111. Dramatic Union. 
 Lawyer, Chicago, 1917. Sergt., Q. M. Dept., A. 
 E. F., France, 1917 — . Address, 9836 Van- 
 derpoel Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 707 Straus 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 6986. WALTER WILSON JENNINGS 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 
 1916; b. Ap 9, 1887, Carmi, 111.; s. Rienzi 
 Walter (b. F i8, 1863, Grayvillc, 111.) and 
 Gertrude y\nnetta (Wilson) Jennings (b. Je 
 24, 1865, Carmi, 111.). Prepared in Grayville 
 and Carmi H. Schs.; East. 111. .St. Norm._ Sch., 
 iQoo-ii. Kappa Delia Pi; Phi Delta Kappa; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Honor Degree in Hist., 1915; 
 Phi Beta Kappa Prize, 1915; Hist. Scholar- 
 ship, 1915; Fellowship, 1916. Asst., Econ., 
 Univ. of 111., 1916 — . Address, 907 S. 5th 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 6987. MILTON OWEN JENSEN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 19, 1892. Chi- 
 cago; s. William Jensen. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Psi tJpsilon; Alfriia 
 Kappa Psi. With Vitrolite Const. Co.. Kansas 
 City, Mo., 1916. Address, 402 Wyandotte St., 
 Kansas City, Mo.t 
 
 6988. *HUBERT JESSEN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 23, 1891, .Mto 
 Pass, 111.; s. C. (b. Ap 28, 1843, Denmark) 
 and Eunice (Brown) Jessen (b. Mr 3, 1867, 
 Cobden. 111.). Prepared in Alto Pass H. S.; 
 So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, H. S., 
 Armstrong, 111., 1915-16; Farmer, 1916-18. 4th 
 Regt., Co. I, Naval Service, Newport, R. I., 
 1918; U. S. Naval Radio Scb., Cambridge, 
 Mass. Died D 3, 1918, Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 6989. HAROLD SUCESE JOHNSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Arch; b. Jl 27, 1890. 
 North Vernon, Ind. ; s. Alfred Jay and Jose- 
 phine (Sucese) Johnson. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Delta Upsilon; Helmet; 
 Ku Klux. Arch. Draftsman, 0{\s & Clard, 
 Chicago; Chief Draftsman, F. D. Chase, do. 
 
 Ensign and Asst. Civ. Engr., U. S. N. ; Lt., 
 do., Bur. of Yards and Docks, Washington, 
 D. C, 191 7 — . Married Jan Kimberly Ripley, 
 Jl 8, 1916, Chicago. Address, 1620 W. 102nd 
 .St., Chicago. 
 
 Cngo. FLORENCE RUBY JOHNSTON 
 
 (ELLIOTT) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 30, 1892, Dewey, 111.; 
 d. Charles Henry and Evaline (West) John- 
 ston. Prepared in Champaign H. S. Chi 
 Omega. Married Arthur Roland Elliott, Je 5, 
 1917, Champaign. Address, 913 Filmore St., 
 Topeka, Kan. 
 
 6991. CLIFFORD CROUCH JONES 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 6, 1891, Keo- 
 kuk; s. F. W. Jones. Prepared in Central H. 
 S., St. Louis; Univ. of Mo. Traveling Sales- 
 man, Jones Woodenware & Paiier Co., St. 
 Louis, ist Lt., Co. D, 3S3rd Inf., 89th Div., 
 .'\. E. F., France; Army of Ocucpation, Ger. 
 Address, 5330 Pershing Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 6992. MILTON D. JONES 
 (Husband of No. 6363) 
 Teacher; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 26, 1883, Ray- 
 mond, 111.; s. Albert M. Jones. Prepared in 
 Raymond II. S.; Lake Forest Coll., 1908-11. 
 Supvr., Man. Tr., Rockford, 111. Married 
 Georgia M. Klein ('14), Ja 26, 1918, Urbana. 
 .■Iddress, 11 28 Rocton Ave., Rockford, 111. 
 
 6993- PAUL ERASTUS JONES 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 10, 1888, 
 VVeatherby, Mo.; s. S. F. Jones. Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Kappa Sigma; Scarab; .Arcli. 
 Club. Arch., Tulsa, Okla., 1917; Harris 
 Trust Bldg., Chicago, 1918 — . Married Hazel 
 DcEtte Chorin, Brookville, Ind. Address, 
 Harris Trust Bldg., Chicago. t 
 
 6994. JOOK IIING JUE 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 9, 1891; Canton, 
 China; s. C. B. Jue. Prepared in Berkeley 
 (Calif.) H. S.; Univ. of CaliL Stud., N. Y. 
 Univ., 1915 — . Chinese Stud. Club; Cosmo- 
 politan Club; Cml. Club. Address, Canton, 
 China. t 
 
 6995. MARJORIE MARIE JUNE 
 A. B. in 11. Sc. ; b. Ja 24, 1892, Belvidere. 
 111.; d. Henry Clay (b. Brandon, Vt.) ana 
 Margaret Anne (Brown) June (b. Morris, 111.). 
 Prepared in N. Belvidere H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; ist Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; .^dvisory Bd., 
 Woman's League; Sec., Sr. Class. Address, 
 Wenatchee, Wash. 
 
 6996. RUTH AMANDA KAAR 
 (Sister of No 4248) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 19, 1892, 
 i'riiicelon. 111.; d. Jacob (b. Je 21, i860, do.) 
 and Urilla Katharine (Walter) Kaar (b. Cessna, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Princeton Tp. 11. S.; N. 
 W. Univ., 1911-13. Alpha Chi Omega; Athen- 
 ean. Teacher, Latin and German, H. S., Pax- 
 ton, 111., 1915-17; do., Tp. II. S., Fairbury. 111., 
 1917-18; Tp. H. S.. Princeton, 111., 1918 — . 
 Address, 437 N. Euclid Ave., Princeton, 111. 
 
 C997. GUY WILFORD KARRAKER 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 28, 
 
 1893, Dongola, 111.; s. W. W. (b. Ap 5, 1851, 
 do.) and Sarah (Richardson) Karraker (b. Ta 
 II, 1853, do.). Prepared in Dongola H. S.; 
 So. HI. Norm. Univ.. 1909-13. Egyptian Club; 
 Univ. Orchestra. Salesman, Shafer Invest- 
 ment Co., Champaign, 1915; Stiiies & Ilecker, 
 Cliampaign, 1915; U. S. Gypsum Co., Chicago, 
 1915-17. Address, 853 Montrose Blvd., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., c/o U. S. Gypsum Co., do. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 583 
 
 6998. RUTTT FARWKM, KKKFER 
 (MATHEWS) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 7, 1891, Amboy, 
 111.; (1. Addison E. Kcefer. I icpared in Am- 
 boy H. S. Mem., Congr. Church. Married J. 
 M. Mathews. Address, 804 W. Nevada St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 6999. FRANCIS FORD KEEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 25, 
 1893, Pueblo, Colo.; d. Perry M. Keen. Pre- 
 pared in Pueblo (Colo.) Central 11. S. Pi 
 llcta Plii; Phi Delta Psi ; Yo Ma; Mask and 
 I'.auble; Y. W. C. A., Membership Com. Ad- 
 dress, in W. Adams Ave., Pueblo, Colo.f 
 
 7000. ALBERT WILLIAM KEESE 
 Ceramist; I',. S. in L. A. & S.; b. N 23, iSgi, 
 Litchfield, 111.; s. Pilcher G. (b. do.) and Fran- 
 ces S. Keese (b. do.). Prepared in Litchfield 
 IT. S. Psi Delta; Ceram. (^lub; Class Baseball. 
 Ceram., Medal Paving Brick Co., (Cleveland, 
 1915-17. Gas Defense Service, San. Corps. 
 Med. Dept., Nela Park, Clevclantl; Mustered 
 out, F 28, 1919. Address, 1262 E. luth St., 
 (Cleveland; bus. add.. National Lamp Works, 
 Nela Park, do. 
 
 7001. FLORENCE KELLER 
 
 A. B, in L. A. & S. ; b. N 15, 1880, Fort 
 Wayne, Ind." d. F. E. Keller. Prepared in S. 
 Chicago IT. S. Address, 2315 Fox Ave., Fort 
 Wayne, Ind.f 
 
 7002. AMELIA LUCINDA KELLOGG 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 4, 1893. 
 Aurora, 111.; d. Frank D. (b. I) 6, 1849, 
 Oswego, 111.) and Maime K. Kellogg (b. Ap 
 
 28, 1861, Janesville, O.). Prepared in E. 
 Aurora II. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Illiola; 
 W. A. A.; Special Honors; Fellowship, Hot. 
 Gra<l. Stiid., Bot., U'niv. of 111., 1915-16. 
 Teacher. II. S., Morrison, 111., 1916-17; do., 
 Biol., Stevens Point, Wis., 1917-18. Address, 
 1022 Jenifer St., Madison, Wis. 
 
 7003. LUTHER EUGENE KENNEDAY 
 
 (Husband of No. 6844) 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M 1915; 
 b. Ag 4, 1890, Waverly, 111.; s. Frank Ells- 
 worth (b. D 28, 1862, do.) and Olive I'danche 
 (Fisher) Kennraday (b. N 14, 1866, do.). 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Grad. Stud., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-18; Asst., Gaol., 1915-18. 
 Married Lillian Dole ('14), Je 7, 1918, (^Jhamp- 
 aign. Address, 404 E. Chalmers St., Champ- 
 aign. 
 
 7004. PEARLE KEENE KERNALL 
 (Wife of G381) 
 
 B. S. in n. Sc; b. Ja 19, 1884. Cottage 
 Grove. Minn.; d. William O. (b. Ja 20, 1856, 
 Anoka, Minn.) and Itla May (Crippcn) Kernall 
 (b. F 15, 1861). Prepared in Valley City (N. 
 Dak.) H. S.; B. S., Carleton Coll., 1906. 
 Married Morris Johnson Kernall (g'14), Je 
 
 29, 1910, Valley City. N. Dak. Address, 701 
 N. Tejon, Colorado Springs, Colo. 
 
 7005. LESLIE ARTHUR KIBBE 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 29, 1890, 
 
 Chicago; s. Mirro G. (b. D 7, 1867, Conn.) 
 and Helen (Keycs) Kibbe (b. Jl 3, 1870, 
 Wis.). Preiiarcd in Sullivan H. S. Triangle. 
 Masonry Insp., I. C. R. R., 1915-16; Bldg. 
 liis|i., I. C. R. R., 1916-17; Arch. Engr., C. 
 IJ. & Q. R. R., 191 7. 2nd Lt., E. O. R. C, 
 1917; I'st Lt., C. A. C, 1917; Capt., C. A. C., 
 .'\. E. F., France. Address, 4431 N. Lincoln 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 7006. EDWARD LUTHER KING 
 Supt. Schs. ; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 30, 1878, 
 
 Guard, 111.; s. Qiarlcs A. (b. S 24, 1852, 
 Palmyra, 111.) and Anna E. M. (Horn) King 
 
 (b. O 18, 1852, Girard, 111.). Prepared in 
 Mt. Sterling H. S.; Lincoln Coll.; A. B., 
 James Millikin Univ., 1904; B. S., do., 1905. 
 Supt. of Sells., Coggon. la., 1915-16; do., North- 
 wood, la, 1916-18. Married Grace G. Davis, 
 D 30. 1915, Galeslnirg, III. Address, North- 
 wo.mI, la. 
 
 7007. IIELMUTII JULIUS KIRCIIER 
 
 (Brothicr of No. 7692) 
 Advertiser: B. S. in Agr.; b. F 6, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; s. Julius (1). N 15, 1859, Vincennes, 
 Jnd.) and Emma Agnes (ftandow) Kircher (b. 
 Je 3, 1867, Milwaukee). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. TI. S., Chicago. Sigma Nu; Varsity 
 liasketb.-ill. Printer, 1915-16; Mail Order Adv. 
 l)e|)t., Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, 
 1916 — . 1st Mate, Constr. Div., Pub. Works 
 Dept., N. R.. Great Lakes, 1918 — . Married 
 Klsa Louise Kircher, la 15, 1918. Address, 
 2746 Magnolia Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o 
 Montgomery Ward & Co., do. 
 
 7008. ITADDON SPURGEON KIRK 
 (HusbaiKl of No. 7045; Brother of No. 6359) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 18, 1891, 
 Bclledowcr, 111.; s. George (b. Mason Co., 
 Ky.) anrl Naomi Alice (Godwin) Kirk (b. San- 
 gamon Co.. 111.). Prepared in Belleflower Tp. 
 II. S. J. D.. Univ. of Midi., 1017. /eta Psi; 
 I'hi Delta Phi; Prelim, and Special Honors; 
 Piii Beita Kappa; (Jrder of Coif; Asst. Ed., 
 1913, Illio. 3rd O. T. C, Camp Grant, 111., 
 1918; ist Lt. O. T. Sch., C'amp Lee, V^a., 1918 — . 
 Married Hilah Jane Link ('15), Jl 3, 1917, 
 Champaign. Address, Chillicothc, HI. 
 
 7009. ARCHIBALD FARLEY KIRKLAND 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. F 17. 1892, 
 Galva, 111.; s. T. A. Kirkland. Prepared in 
 Cambridge II. S. Alpha Delta I'hi; Helmet; 
 Ed., Arch. Year Book. Arch., Cambridge, 111., 
 1915. Address, c/o Temple & Burrows, Daven- 
 port, la.t 
 
 7UI0. GEORGE CHARLES KLEHM, JR. 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 8, 1892, 
 Arlington Ilgts., 111.; s. George Klehm. Pre- 
 pared in Arlington Hgts. H. 'S. Address, 
 .Arlington Heights, Ill.t 
 
 701 1. LLOYD DUNAWAY KNAPP 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 1, 1894. 
 Tonica, 111.; s. Collins E. (b. N 1, 1863, do.) 
 and Mary I. (Dunaway) Knapp (b. Grand 
 Kidge, 111.). Prepared in Oltawa H. S. Chi 
 I'ela; Scabbard and Blade; Maj., Univ. Brig.; 
 rreliiii. Honors; Chm., .Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 Sr. Invitation Com.; Mil. Ball Com. Civ. 
 iMigr., R. R. Const, and Maintenance, Mem- 
 phis, Tenn., 191 5-1 7. O. T. C. Ft. Ogle- 
 thor])K, Ga., 1917; 2nd Lt., Co. B, 306th Regt., 
 Kiigrs., Camp Jackson, S. C. ; ist Lt., Engng. 
 Kegt., 306th, A. E. F., A. P. O., 791, 1918— . 
 Married Margaret Lander, Ag 23, 1917, Mil- 
 waukee. Address, 225 Pros])ect Ave., Ottawa, 
 111. 
 7012. EDWARD FRANZ KNEMEYER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 29, 1890, 
 Carson City, Nev.; s. Franz II. (b. Ag 21, 
 1850, Westphalen, Ger.) and Marie (Spring- 
 meyer) Knemeyer (b. S 16, 1859, do.). I're- 
 pared in Elks Co. (Nev.) II. S.; Univ. of 
 Nev., 1909, ion. Al|)ha Rho Chi; Arch. 
 Club. Arch., Elks, Nev., 1916-17; Oakland, 
 Calif., 1917-18; Farmer, Mason, Nev., 1918 — . 
 Mem., Sigma Alpha. Address, Mason, Nev. 
 
 7013. WILBERT GEORGE KNOEBEL 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. F 27, 1892, Highland, lll._; 
 
 s. Louis Knoebel. Prepared in Highland H. S. 
 
 Scarab" Class Baseball; Jr. Smoker Com. 32nd 
 
 Co., 8th Bn., 151st Depot Brig., Cainp Devens, 
 
 Mass. Address, Highland, Ill.t 
 
584 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1915 
 
 7014. JOSEPH LUDWIG KOBYLANSKI 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. JI 5, 1887, 
 Galicia, Poland; s. Wladyslow (b. do.) and 
 Louise (Jannszkiewicz) Kobylanski (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Crane Tech. II. S., Chicago. Arch. 
 Engr., Am. Car & Foundry Co., Chicago, 1915- 
 16; Vitzthuin & Teich, Archs., do., 1916-17; 
 C. B. & Q. R. R. Bldg. Dept., do.. 1917-18. 
 Co. C, -'iid Bn. Ord. Dept., Edgewood Arsenal, 
 Edgewood, Md., 1918. Address, 3040 Dublin 
 Court, Chicago. 
 
 7015. CHARLES EDWARD KOCH 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 3, 1891, 
 
 Danville. 111.; s. William Koch. Prepared in 
 Danville H. S. Draftsman, Standard Oil Co., 
 Whiting, Ind. 2nd Lt., Ord. Dept., Edgewood, 
 Md. ; do., Aberdeen, Md. Address, 50-' Collett 
 St., Danville, Ill.t 
 
 7016. HARVEY CHARLES KOCH 
 Lumber Business; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 8, 
 
 1892, Rock Island, 111.; s. Anthony (b. D 8, 
 1848, Ger.) and Margaret (Reimus) Koch (b. 
 Mr 24, 1852, do.). Prepared in Clo(|uet 
 (Minn.) H. S. Asst. Supt., North. Lumber 
 Co., Cloquet, Minn., 1915-18. Engr., Dem- 
 woody Tr. Dept., Co. B, Minneapolis Tr. Sch. 
 Address, 114 Chestnut St., Cloquet, Minn. 
 
 7017. CARRIE ADELAIDE KROMER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 30, 
 1892. Elgin, 111.; d. John C. (b. O 13. 1866, 
 Columbus, O.) and Carrie Adelaide (Nier- 
 maim) Kromer (b. F 23, 18(18, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Elgin H. S. Gregorian. Grad. Stud., 
 Art Inst., Chicago, Summer, 1917. Teacher, 
 Pub. Sch., Elgin, 111., i9i7--- Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 337 N. Caroline Ave., S. E., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 7018. OTTO ARTHUR KRUEGER 
 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 22, 1891, 
 South Bend, Ind.; s. Julius Krueger. Prepared 
 in South Bend (Ind.) II. S. With Internal. 
 Harvester Co., Chicago, 19 15 — . Address, 5846 
 Michigan Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7019. WILFRED HENRY KUHN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 14, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Peter Kuhn. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. II. S., Chicago. Triangle; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Adv. Mgr., Siren. Civ. Engr., Chicago. 
 1917. LI. S. N. R. F., Municipal Pier, Chica- 
 go; Ensign, do.; Mustered out, Ja 31, 1919- 
 Address, 6002 Sangamon St., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 112 Kipling Ave., Detroit. 
 
 7020. GEORGE LANE KYLE 
 Purchasing Agt. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b S. 20, 
 1890, Chicago; s. George Albert Kyle. Pre- 
 pared in Lane Tech. II. S., Chicago. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Purchasing Agt., 
 U. S. Light S: Heat Corp., Niagara Falls, N. Y., 
 1915-18. C. A. C. Officers Sch. Coast and IIv. 
 Art., Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918 — . Address, 647 
 Grace St., Chicago. 
 
 7021. JOHN SAMUEL LAFFERTY 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. My 17, 1890, Casey, III.; 
 s. C. W. LaiTerty. Prepared in Blees Mil. 
 Acad. Address, 1026 Central Ave., Beloit, 
 Wis.t 
 
 7022. GRACE ETHERIDGE LA FRENZ 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 3, 1893, 
 Wyaconda, Mo.; d. B. F. (b. D 11, 1864. do.) 
 and Eliza Ellen (Etheridge) La Frenz (b. Ja 
 II, 1866, Luray, Mo.). I'repared in Bushnell 
 H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Phi Delta Psi. Teach- 
 er. II. S., Flora, 111., 1915-17; Cashier Dept., 
 West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 
 Bushnell, 111. 
 
 7023. LAMBERT LINUS LARSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 9198) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 26, 1893, 
 St. Joseph, Mo.; s. Charles Gustave (b. O 3, 
 
 1865, Sweden) and Anna S. Larson (b. Mr 26, 
 
 1866, do.). Prepared in Mazon Tp. H. S. Supt., 
 Schs., Assumption, 111. 191 5; Asst. Chem., Ral- 
 ston Purina Co., St. Louis, 1916. Mem., St. 
 Louis mini Club. Addrc.'is, 821 S. 8th St., St. 
 Louis. t 
 
 7024. LOUIS JAMES LASKIN 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Je 10, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. J. Laskin. Prepared in Austin H. 
 S., Chicago. Univ. of Calif. Mem., Jewish 
 Church. Address, 215 Long Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 7025. IRMA ADA LATZER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 1243, 1371, 2733, 3444) 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 29, 1892, 
 Highland, 111.; d. Louis (b. N 11, 1848, do.) 
 and Eliza (Luehm) Latzer (b. Mr 12, 1850, 
 do.). Prepared in Highland H. S.; A. M., 
 Columbia LTniv., 1916. (lamma Phi Beta; Omi- 
 cron Nu; W. A. A.; Iota Sigma Phi. Instr., 
 I'niv. of 111., 1918 — . Dietitian, Base Hosp., 
 New Haven, Conn., 1918; do., U. S. A., Camp 
 Grant, Rockford, 111. Address, Highland, 111. 
 
 7026. EDWARD GEORGE LAUTERBACK 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr. ; M. S., 191 7; h. D 
 I. 1887, Bushnell, 111.; s. Edward (b. Ap 25, 
 1857, do.) and Elizabeth (Iloltzhauer) Lauter- 
 back (b. D 26, 1856, Ger.). Prepared in Bush- 
 nell H. S.; la. Wesleyan Univ., 1910-11. Asst., 
 Floricultural Pathology, Univ. of 111., 1916-18; 
 Asst., IHoriculture, do., 1918 — . 4th O. T. C, 
 2nd Co. Inf., Camp Taylor, Ky.; 2nd Lt., De- 
 pot Brig., (amp Sherman, Portsmouth, O. Ad- 
 dress, Bushnell, 111. 
 
 7027. MARY MARIE LAWSON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 27, 1892, Sidney, 
 111.; d. Joseph Milton (b. Ap i, 1858, Dayton, 
 Pa.) and Luella (Busey) Lawson (b. O 28, 
 1863, Sidney, 111.). Prepared in Sidney H. S.; 
 111. Woman s Acad, and Coll., 1911-13. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Pres., Sr. Illinae; 
 2nd Cab., Y. W. C. A. Address, Sidney. 111. 
 
 7028. BRADLEY CLEAVER LAWTON 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 16, 
 1892, Chicago; s. Charles T. and Margaret 
 (Cleaver) Lawton. Prepared in Hyde Park H. 
 S., Chicago. Phi Gamma Delta. Instr., Eng. 
 and Ath., Palo Alto, Calif., 1915-17. Aviation 
 (Sec, S. R. C, U. S. A.; ist Lt., English T. 
 C; Injured in an airplane accident, France, 
 Ag 4, 1918; Naval Reserves, Washington, D. 
 C ist Lt., Aviation Tr. Camp, Oxford, Eng., 
 1918; Wounded, 1918. Address, 3425 Harrison 
 St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 7029. ARTHUR BOWEN LEAVENS 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. ; b. O 17, 1890, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; s. Harrison Bowen (b. My i, 1853, 
 P.erkshire, Vt.)"and Clara (Craumer) Leavens 
 (b. O 17, 1855, Dayton. O.). Prepared in 
 Man. Tr. IT. S., Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi; 
 Scarab; Missouri Club; Class Basketball. 
 Arch. Engr., Kansas City. Mo. Sgt.. 2nd Regt., 
 Mo. Home G. Married Henrietta Kemp Camp- 
 bell, My 26, 19 1 7. Independence. Mo. Child, 
 Willis Ladd, b. Mv 26, 1918. Address, 1127 
 W. Walnut St., Independence, Mo. 
 
 7030. IZORA LEE (SCHRIVER) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 218; Sister of Nos. 3071, 
 
 383s. 4769, 773-:) 
 
 B S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 11, 1890, Hamlet, 
 
 111.; d. Elisha ('79). (h. Ap 6, 1856, do.) and 
 
 Ellena (Bopes) Lee (b. D 7, 1855, Edgington, 
 
 III.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. Omicron Nu; 
 
I9I5] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 58s 
 
 Phi Delta Psi; W. A. A. Illiola; II. Sc. Club; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Office Sec, Y. W. 
 C. A., Champaign, 1915-16. Married George 
 Schriver, F 16, 1917. Ilamlet, 111. Child, 
 Katherine EUena, b. Mr 24, 1918. Address, 
 Reynolds, 111. 
 
 7031. GERTRUDE EMMA LEIIMANN 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 12, 1890, 
 Berne, Ind.; d. Japhet Franklin (b. Je 8, i85o, 
 do.) and Elizabeth (Muenschwander) F.ehmann 
 (b. Ag 20, 1863, do.}. Prepared in Berne 
 (Ind.) H. S.; Earlham Coll.; Bluffton College, 
 O.. 1910-11. II. Sc. Club. Teacher. Econ. 
 and German, Tp. II. S., Chrisman, 111.. 1915- 
 17; do., Clendenin W. Va., 1917-18; do., H. 
 Sc, H. S., Decatur, Ind. Address, Berne, 
 Ind.; bus. add., i_>i S. .sth St., Decatur, Ind. 
 
 7032. CARL IIELGE SAMUEL LEKBERG 
 Principal; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 12, 1891. 
 Melned, Sweden; s. C. O. Lekberg. Prepared 
 in Lane Tech. H. S. E. E. Soc ; Class Foot- 
 ball; Class Basketball; Class Baseball. Prin., 
 II. S., Exira, la., 1915. Address, 9643 Ave. 
 M, South Chicago. t 
 
 7033. GLADYS A. LEONARD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 5, 
 1892, Savanna, 111.; d. Jeremiah (b. F 21. 1859) 
 and Patty (Youngman) Leonard (b. Mr 20, 
 1869). Prepared in Savanna Tp. H. .S. Teach- 
 er, H. S., Laurel Neb., 1915-17; do., Anacortes, 
 Wash., 191 7 — . Address, Savanna, 111.; bus. 
 add., Anacortes, Wash. 
 
 7034. WILLIAM NATHAN LEONARD 
 With Heinz Pickle Corp.; B. S. in Agr. ; b. 
 29, 1892, V'ienna, 111.; s. E. C. Leonard. Pre- 
 pared in Anna H. S. Egyptian Club; Bus. 
 Mgr. ; Mil. Band. With Heinz Pickle Cor- 
 poration, 191 5. Div. Trains, Camp Grant, 
 Rockford, III.. 1918 — . Address, 6202 Green- 
 wood Ave., Chicago.t 
 
 7035. ROLAND E. LEOPOLD 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 4, 1892, Belleville, 
 111.; s. Edward and Emily (Lengfekler) Leop- 
 old. Prepared in Belleville II. S. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi. Lawyer, .Scott. Bancroft, Martin 
 & Stephens, Chicago; do.. Champaign. 191 7 — . 
 Asst. Dir., Div. of Films, Com. on Pub. Infor- 
 mation, U. S. Govt. Address, 1620 Corn Ex- 
 change Bank Bldg., Champaign. 
 
 7036. ARTHUR CHARLES GUSTAV 
 LEVERENZ 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. S 27, 1891, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. J. F. Leverenz. Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S. Draftsman, Chicago Ry. Signal 
 & Supply Co., 1916; do.. Am. Steel Foundries, 
 Chicago. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address, 104 
 Commonwealth Ave., Elgin, Ill.t 
 
 7037. THURLOW GIRARD LEWIS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 6, 1886. Benton, III.; 
 s. Adam Franklin (b. do.) and Louisiana Isa- 
 bella (Galloway) Lewis. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S.; Ewing Coll. Scholarship, Law; Law 
 Club. 1913; Order of the Coif, 1915. Lawyer, 
 Benton, 111. Married Edna R. Moore, Ap 8, 
 1908, Benton, 111. Children: Loren Elmer, b. 
 1910; Frieda Ethel, b. 191 2; Wayne Thurlow, 
 b. 1914; Lila Edna, b. 1916. Address, Benton, 
 111. 
 
 7038. TU HUNG LIANG 
 B. .S. in Agr.; b. S i, 1886, Canton, China; 
 s. Ju Feng Liang. Prepared in Tientsin Agr. 
 Coll. Chinese Student's Club; Cosmopolitan. 
 Stud.. Univ. of Wis., 1915. With Lein Cbang 
 and Co., Tientsin, China. Address, c/o Lein 
 Chang and Co., Tientsin, China. 
 
 7039. CURTIS RAY LIGHT 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 24, 1889. 
 Brook, Ind.; s. Byrd (b. O i, i860, Freedoni, 
 Ind.) and Martha Ellen (Corbin) Light (b. S 
 18, i860. Brook, Ind.). Prepared in Brook 
 H. S.; Bloom Tp. H. S.; Chicago Hgts. II. S. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ku Klux; Ind. Club; 
 Fresh. Varsity liaseball; Varsity Baseball; 
 Pres., Soidi. Class; Supt., Const. Dept., Cedar 
 Rapids, la., 1915-16; do., Chicago, 1916-17; H. 
 W. Johns Manville Co., Indianapolis, 1918 — , 
 Married Margaret Kanlz Snyder, N 22, 1916, 
 Moweaqua, 111. Child, Jean Snyder, b. Ja 14, 
 19 18. Address, 2153 Broadway, Indianapolis; 
 bus. add., 209-217 W. Washington, do. 
 
 7040. SILAS CARL LINBARGER 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. S 21, 1892, 
 San Jose, 111.; s. Silas Clark (b. Mr 8, 1857 
 Plainfield, N. J.) and Rose C. (Leoni) Lin 
 barger (b. Ag 26, 1856, San Jose. 111.). Pre 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Phi Kappa; Kera 
 mos; Special Honors; Mgr., Class Baseball 
 1914- Chief Research Engr.; Carborundum Co. 
 Niagara Falls, N. Y., 191 5 — . Patents pend 
 ing relating to abrasive wheels, and refractory 
 materials. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc; A. C. S. 
 Buffalo Engng. Soc. Married Helen Garwood 
 Je IS, 191 8, Chicago. Address, 433 7th St. 
 Niagara Falls, N. Y.; bus. add., c/o Carborun 
 dum Co., do. 
 
 7041. GEORGE ISADORE LINDBERG 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 7, 1889, 
 Ishpeniing, Mich.; s. John A. and Hedvig 
 Sophia (Isaacson) Lindberg. Prepared in 
 Gwinn (Mich.) H. S. Draftsman, Pickands, 
 Mather & Co., Duluth, Minn., 191 5-1 7; Engr., 
 Duluth l?oiler Works, do., 191 7 — . Tr. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. Married Clara Mathilda Wil- 
 son, S 16, 1916, Marquette, Mich. Child, 
 Doris Astrid, b. S 22. 1917. Address, 914 E. 
 5th St., Duluth, Minn.; bus. add., c/o Duluth 
 Boiler Works, do. 
 
 7042. GRACE LINDER 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; d. George W. 
 and Mary M. (Cassell) Linder. Prepared in 
 Charleston H. S.; N. Dak. Agr. Coll., 1912- 
 
 13. Omicron Nu. Asst., Univ. of 111., sum- 
 mer, 1915; Mgr., Demonstration Car, do., 
 1915-16; Instr., O. St. Univ. 1916; do., Dept. 
 of Home Econ. and Exten. Service, O. St. 
 Univ. Auth.: (with Anna R. Van Meter) Sav- 
 ing Wheat, but., O. St. Univ.; Preservation of 
 Food, do.; Utilization of Food; Effect of Gas 
 Pressure on Natural gas cooking Operations 
 in the Home, do. Address, Charleston, 111.; 
 bus. add., c/o Dept. Home Econ., O. St. Univ., 
 Columbus, O. 
 
 7043. IDA HUBBARD LINDLEY 
 (FISHER) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 5, 1893, Albu- 
 querque, N. M. ; d. Austin M. (b. S 10, 1856, 
 C'rnodtenhutten, O.) and Minnie Woodruff 
 (Hubbard) Lindley (b. Mr 13, 1858, Urbana). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. V. P., Jamesonian, 
 1014-15; Women's League Advisory Bd., 1913- 
 
 14. Mem., M. E. Church; Savoy Dom. Sc. 
 and Neighborhood Club; Dir., Champaign Co. 
 Home Improvement Assn. Married Guy Henry 
 Fisher, Ja 12, 1916, Urbana. Address, R. 2, 
 l!ox 95, Champaign. 
 
 7044. GEORGE HEATH LINDSEY 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 27, 1889, 
 Rock Island, 111.; s. C. E. Lindsey. Prepared 
 in McKinley II. S., St. Louis. Acanthus; 
 E. E. Soc; Jr. Smoker Com. Salesman, St. 
 Ix)uis, 1915; Dist. Sales Mgr., Century Elec, 
 Co., Rochester, N. Y., 1917; do., St. Louis. 
 Ensign, U. S. N., Stevens Inst.; Mustered out, 
 F 20, 1919. Married Ag 28, 1917. Child, daugh- 
 
S86 
 
 Univeusitv ok Illinois 
 
 IiQiS 
 
 ter, b. S 26, 19)8. Address, 4461 Olive St., 
 Apt. 511, St. l,ouis, Mo.; bus. add.. Sales 
 Dept., Century Elec. Co., do. 
 
 7045. HILAH JANE 1.1 NK (KIRK) 
 (Wife of No. 7008) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. A]) 29, 189.5, I'aiis, 
 111.; d. Rue M. (b. 1855, do.) and Hilah Jane 
 (Warner) Link (b. 1863, Danville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Paris H. S.; Palmer Acad., Pans, 
 111. Grad. Work, Ypsilanti Mich. St. Norm. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta; Mask and Banlile; W. A. 
 A.; Sr. Council. Teacher, Ro<;kford, 111., 
 1915-16; H. S.. Rantoul, ill., igibiy. Mar- 
 ried Haddon Spurgeon Kirk ('15), Jl 3. i9i,7. 
 Champaign. Address, 22b Sheriff St., Pans, 
 111. 
 
 7046. THOMAS HAROLD LLOYD 
 
 (Husband of No. 7537; Brother of Nos. 3450, 
 
 4783) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 10, 1892, Guard, 
 111.; s. William 11. (b. D 2, 1850, Virden, 
 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Myers) Lloyd (b. 
 Mr 4, i860. Pa.). Prepared in Guard II. S. 
 Sigma Pi. Grad. Stud., An. Husb., Univ. of 
 111.; Farmer, Guard, 111. Married Evelyn 
 Gehant ('16), Mr 24, 1917. Dixon, 111. 
 Child, Robert Harold, b. Mr 14, 191 !^- Address, 
 Guard, 111. 
 
 7047. FERN MARGUERITE LOING 
 (LONSCHE) 
 Prin., H. S.: A. B. in L. A. & S.; b Ja 3, 
 1892. Prepared in Belvidere II. h.; N. W . 
 Univ., 1911-13. Acholli; Phi Delta Psi; Athe 
 nean. Scholarship, N. W. Univ. Teacher, 
 Tp. H. S.. Chebanse, HI., 1916-18; Pnn., (/<)., 
 1917— . Mem., O. E. S.; Baptist Church. 
 Married Albert Lonsche, Ag 10, 19x8, New 
 York City. Address, Chebanse, 111. 
 
 7048. JOSEPH CHARLES LONGUEVILLE 
 B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. D 2, 1891, Dubuque, 
 la.; s. Elizabeth Longueville. Prepared m 
 Dubuque (la.) H. S.; Leland Stanford Univ. 
 Phi Kappa Psi; Scarab. Address, Hotel 
 Schulcr, Long Beach, Calif.t 
 
 7049. FRED GUNARD LUNDGREN 
 (Husband of No. 6445) 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je i, 1884 
 Kalniar, Sweden; s. Fred Martin (b. 1850, do.) 
 and Jennie Marie (Carlson) Lundgren (b. 
 i8';7, do.). Prepared in Central Y. M. C. A., 
 Chicago. Local Engr., Am. Car & Foundry 
 Co., Terre Haute. Ind., 1915-16; do., Milton, 
 Pa., 1917; do., Detroit, 1918. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. Married Marcella Adelade Nagel ('i4'>. 
 S 9, 1915, Terre Haute, Ind. Child. Clemens 
 Frederick, b. S 25, 1916. Address, 39 Hazel- 
 wood, Detroit; bus. add., c/o American Car 
 and Foundry Co., do. 
 
 7050. ROY SIMEON LUNDIN 
 Orcliardist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 19, 1891. 
 
 Chicago; s. S. O. Lundin. Prepared m Lane 
 H. S. Chi Delta. Orchardist, Simng Grove, 
 Va., 191s; do., GrigKsville, 111., 1916; Pitts- 
 field, 111., 1917. Address, S3o6 Wayne Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 7051. RAY TIMOTHY LUNEY 
 (Brother of Nos. 3081, 5792) 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 21, 1891,, DeKalli. 
 111.; s. Thomas A. (b. Jl 2. 1853, Rockfonl, 
 111.) and Anna A. (Solon) Luney (b. .\p 14, 
 1856, Malta, 111.). Prepared in DeKalb IL S. 
 With Dixon & Dixon. Y. M. C. A., Dixon, 111., 
 1915. Inf.. nth Recruit Co., Columbus Bar- 
 racks, Columbus, O, ; Mustered out, D s, 1918. 
 Address, 232 N. 4th St., De Kalb, 111. 
 
 7052. ROBERT STOOKKY LUTZ 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. .\k u. i8<)4, 
 Itccatur, 111.; s. Samuel Milton (ii. Pa.) and 
 h'lorencc (Stookey) Lulz (b. Bloomington, 
 111.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. ; Va. Mil. 
 Inst., 1911-12. Lambda Chi Alpha. Insp., 
 Elec. Mach., Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co., Mil 
 waukee, 1915-17. 2nd Co. 107th, U. S. Enj^rs., 
 A. E. F. France, 1917; Army of Occupation. 
 Address, Oak Crest, Decatur, 111. 
 
 7053. LEWIS THORNTON LYMAN 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 20. 1891, 
 Ililo, Hawaii, T. II. ; s. Henry T. Lyman. Pre- 
 pared in Hilo (T. H.) H. S.:"Univ. of Calif. 
 Agr. Club; Class Baseball. Mgr., Dairy Ranch. 
 Sfa. A, Kainniki, Honolulu, T. H., 1916. 1st 
 l.t.. Ft. Shaftner. Honolulu, T. II. , 1917. 
 Address, Ft. Shaftner, Honolulu, llawaii, 
 T. Il.t 
 
 7054. CHARLES HARTMAN McCAULEY 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 15, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Cliarleis IT. (b. 1865, Hagerstown, 
 Md.) and Mary Grace (Sliafer) McCauley (b. 
 1865, do.). Prepared in Lane Tech. 11. S., 
 Chicago. Arch. Draftsman and Teacher, Pub. 
 F.vening Sclis., Chicago, 1915-17; .\rcli. Drafts- 
 man, Canal Zone. Panama, 1917-18. Auth.: 
 Illustrations in connection with Stone MUlis 
 Geometries and Higher Arith., B. 11. .San- 
 born, Co., 1016. Address, 418 St. James Place, 
 Chicago; bus. add., Balboa Heights, Canal 
 Zone. 
 
 7055. HARRY BRUCE MeCLUGGAGE 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 17. 1892, Wash- 
 ington, 111,; s. Mrs. A. E. McCluggage. Pre- 
 pared in Peoria II. S. Varsity Water Polo. 
 Grad. Stud., Chem., Univ. of 111., 191S-16. 
 .iddrcss, 406 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 7056. CARRIE McCOLLEY (CODLIN) 
 (Wife of No. 6167) 
 
 A. 15. in H. Sc; b. .Ag 21, 1891, Indian- 
 apolis; (1. Rev. William Grant and Etta Eliza- 
 beth (Walden) McColley. Prepared in Pontiac 
 II. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ.. 1908-10. Gam- 
 ma Phi Beta; Omicron Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 
 Final Honors. Married Harrv El. Codlin 
 ('14), S 1, 1915, Shelbyville, 111. Children: 
 Tames Burton, b. N 13, 1916; Ruth Eliza- 
 beth, b. D 22, 1918. Address, Dallas Center, 
 la. 
 
 7057. GLENN WILLIAM McCUEN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Tl 14, 1888, Chebanse, 111.; 
 s. J. F. Mc(iuen. Prepared in Kankakee 11. 
 S. With Dept. Agr. Engng; O. St., Univ., 
 1916. Address, Chebanse, Ill.t 
 
 7058. HARRY WEBER McCULLOCH 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 12, 
 
 1887, Freenort 111.; s. H. G. and Mary E. 
 (Cheney") McCulloch. Prepared in Freenort 
 H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa. Supt., Schs., Mil- 
 ford, 111., 1909-18. Co. M, 5th Reg., 111. Re- 
 serve Militia. Married Katheryn I. Toler, Je 
 4. 1012, Milford, 111. Children; Harry Weber, 
 Ir., b. le 15, 1913; Mary ICatheryn, b, D 2, 
 '191s; Waller Edwin, b. Ag 15, 1917. Ad- 
 dress. Milford, 111. 
 
 7059. ORA MAC McGHEE 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 16, 1888, 
 Norris Citv, III; s. l^ee (b. N 23, i8j8, do.) 
 and Bell Zora (Pearce) McGhee (b. do.). Pre- 
 ])ared in I'niv. Acad. Agr. Club. Teacher, 
 Carmi Tp. H. S., 1915; Farm Adviser, John- 
 son Co.. 111. Married Ruby Martin, Je 24, 
 1Q15, Mt. Vernon, Ind. .Address, Carmi, 111. 
 
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 7060. EDNA BELLE McKEE 
 (Sister of No. 9-39) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 9. 1890, 
 Kankalcee, 111.; d. Leroy (b. Ag 2, 1850, 
 Minersville, Pa.) and Augusta F. (Lemkie) 
 McKee (b. F 19, 1886, Ger.j. Prepared m 
 Kankakee H. S. W. A. A.; Classical Club; 
 Basketball; Class Hockey. Teacher, Kanka- 
 kee H. S. Address, Kankakee, 111. 
 
 7061. JOHN LATIMER McKEOWN 
 Gen. Contractor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 1, 
 
 1892, Chicago; s. J. C. McKeown. Arch., 
 Chicago. 2nd Lt., Aviation Instruction Cen- 
 ter, A. E. F., France; Severely vi^ounded in 
 aeroplane fall; Returned to States, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 5125 Ingleside Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 7062. TIMOTHY IRLE McKNIGHT 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 10, 1891, Oblong, 
 
 111.; s. William E. (b. F 2, i8s3, Paducah, 
 Ky.) and Lucy Emily (Wilkin) McKnight (b. 
 F 13, 1859, Oblong, 111.). Prepared in Mc- 
 Kendree Coll. Acad., Lebanon, 1907-12. A. 
 B., McKendree Coll., 1916. Phi Alpha Delta; 
 V. P., Law Club. Lawyer, Carrollton. 111., 
 1915-17; City Atty., and Atty., C. & A. R. R. 
 and Carrollton Bank, do., 191 7—. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; 111. Bar Assn.; lUini Club. Mar- 
 ried Lucile Britton, D 25, 1912, Mound City, 
 III. Children: Richard Morgan, b. O 19, 1913; 
 William Irle, b. Jl 13, 191 5. Address, Car- 
 rollton, HI. 
 
 7063. GEORGE BURR McMILLEN 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 
 
 1917; b. Ag 21, 1890, Mt. Sterling, 111.; s. 
 George W. (b. Jl 3, 1842, do.) and Lucy M. 
 (Burr) McMillen (b. Ap 30, 1851, Winchester, 
 111.). Prepared in Mt. Sterling H. S. Acan- 
 thus; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Pi Rho; Beta Gam- 
 ma Sigma; Prelim. Honors; Univ. Mil. Barid, 
 igio — . Asst., Econ. and Accountancy, Univ. 
 of 111,, 1915-16; do.. Accountancy and Trans- 
 portation, do., 1916-17; Clerk, C. & N. W. Ry., 
 Chicago, 191S; Instr., Ry. Administration. 
 Univ. of 111., 1918. Personnel Div., Camp 
 Grant, 1918; Mustered out, Mr 11, 1919. 
 Mem., Christian Church. Address, 606 E, 
 Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 
 7064. MARY CECELIA McNALLY 
 
 (Sister of No. 7782) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 22. 1887, 
 Kankakee, 111.; d. John J. (b. Ag 29, 1S59, To- 
 lono. 111.) and Rose Elizabeth (Anderson) Mc- 
 Nally (b. My 12, i860, Mattoon, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Central H. S., Pueblo, Colo.; Univ. 
 of Colo., 1914. Alpha Chi • Omega; Charter 
 Mem., Yo Ma. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1916. Teacher, Central H. S,, Pueblo, Colo. 
 Mem., Pan Hellenic Club; Pueblo Assoc, of 
 Collegiate Alumnae; Alpha Chi Omega Alum- 
 nae Club. Address, 6 Carlile Place, Pueblo, 
 Colo. 
 
 7065. NELLIE FRANCES McVEY 
 (KUSKA) 
 
 A. B, -in L. A. & S.; b. D 15, 1887, Hill City, 
 Kan.; d. George W. (b. S 11, 1857) and Linda 
 M. (Hatch) McVey (b. D 27, 1859). Prepared 
 in Ft. Hays (Kan.) Norm.; Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll., 1912. Y. W. C. A. Prin., H. S., Bunk- 
 er Hill, Kan., 1915-17. Married Joseph B. 
 Kuska, Je 3, 1917, Hill City, Kan. Child, Nor- 
 man, b. Mr 2, 1 91 8. Address, Colby, Kan.; 
 bus. add., c/o Bur. of Plant Indus., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 7066. GRACE MACBETH (WALWORTH) 
 (Wife of No. 72S6) 
 
 B. Mus. ; b. D 16, 1885, Somerset, Ky. ; d. 
 Joseph William (b. Ja 7. 1848, do.) and Ne- 
 veda (Jones) Macbeth (b. O 23, i8s7, Bour- 
 
 bon, 111,). Prepared in Tuscola H. S. Mu 
 Kappa Alpha. Teacher, H. S., Villa Grove, 
 111., 191O. Married Ralph Waldo Walworth 
 CiS), Mr 6, 1917, Champaign. Address, R 2, 
 Berlin, Wis. 
 
 7067. EARLE STEELE MacPHERSON 
 Auto Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 6, 1890, 
 Highland Park, 111.; s, Arthur Grant and 
 Emma (Eckhardt) MacPherson. Prepared in 
 Deerfield Tp. H. S.; N. W. Univ., 1910-11. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. 
 Engr., Chalmers Motor Co., Detroit, 1915-17. 
 Capt,, A. S. S. C, LI. S. R. France, 1917, Civ- 
 ilian Employee Sig. Corps, France. Address, 
 Highland Park, 111. 
 
 7068. HELEN LOUISE MADDEN 
 (Sister of No. 8568) 
 Instructor; B. Mus.; A. B., 1916; b. Ag 27, 
 1893, Astoria, 111.; d. Frederic B. (b. Jl 26, 
 1865, Hiawatha, Ont., Can.) and Josephine 
 (Read) Madden (b. D 5, 1865. Champaign). 
 Prepared in Carlinville and Champaign H. 
 Schs. Mu Kappa Alpha; Phi Delta Psi; Athe- 
 nean; ist Cab., Y. W. C. A.; Adv. Bd., Wo- 
 man's League; Univ. Orchestra; Chora! Soc; 
 Final Honors. Instr.. Yankton Coll., Conser- 
 vatory of Mus., Yankton, S. Dak. Mem., M. 
 E. Church. Address, 414 W. 121st St., New 
 York City; bits, add., Yankton Coll., Yankton, 
 S. Dak. 
 
 7069. AUGUST MADER 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Mr 7, 1890, 
 Schworyenburg, Switzerland; s. John Mader. 
 Prepared in Farmer City H. S. Contr., Far- 
 mer City, 111.; Akron, O. Married Bertha 
 Outhout. Child, Ellen Augusta, b. N 5, 1916. 
 .4ddrcss, 109 Alabama Ave., Kenmore, O.t 
 
 7070. ROBERT CARLETON MALEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 7, 1893, 
 Madison, Wis,; s. William B. (b. Mr 4, 1865, 
 Milan, III.) and Catherine Ellen (Katon) Mal- 
 ey (b. F 14, 1865, Malta, 111.). Prepared in 
 Rochelle H. S. Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. Branch, 
 A. S,, M. E, ; Sr. Hat Com.; Sr. Smoker Com.; 
 Chm., Sr. Stag Com. Asst. Mech., Corn Pro- 
 ducts Refining Co.. Pekin, 111., 1915; Sales 
 Engr.. Kennicott Co., Chicago, 1915-16; do., 
 George D. Whitcomb Co., Wonham Bates & 
 Goode Inc., 1916-17. 2nd Lt., Ord, R. C, U. 
 S. R., 191 7. Address, Rochelle, 111. 
 
 7071. HENRY ADAM LEWIS MARBACH 
 Civ. Engr.: B. S. in C. E.: b. Ap 23, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. W. C. Marbach. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S.. Chicago. Triangle. Civ. Engr., 
 Interst. Comn., Chicago. Address, 3702 N. 
 Robey St., Chicago. 
 
 7072. MARGARET ANNE MARBOLD 
 
 (ARMOUR) 
 (Wife of No. 6705; Sister of No. 8577) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 22, 1892, Green- 
 view. 111.: d. Harmon John (b. Ap 17, 1865, 
 do.) and Emma Eugenia (Miller) Marbold (b. 
 Ta 25, 1867. do.). Prepared in Greenview H. 
 S.; Rockford Coll.. 1910-12; N. W. Univ.. 
 1912-13. Delta Gamma. Married Phillips 
 Fletcher Armour ('15), D 18, 191S. Green- 
 view, 111. Address, 711 W. Nevada St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 7073. SARAH ANN MARKS 
 Principal; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 18, 
 1871, Pecatonica. 111.: d, Nathaniel (b, Ap 26, 
 1834, Easton, Pa.) and Mary Ann Miller (b. 
 O 16, 1829. Elimsport. Pa.). Prepared in 
 Pecatonica H. S. ; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1900- 
 2; Univ. of Chicago, 1906-7; Kappa Delta Pi, 
 Prin,, H. S., Pecatonica, 111. Address. Peca- 
 tonica, 111. 
 
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 7074. LEO DANIEL MARQUIS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 3, 1890, 
 Lebanon, Neb.; s. William E. (b. Ja 7, 1863) 
 and Maria Rossie (Newell) Marquis (b. My 
 I, 1868). Prepared in Milford H. S. Psi 
 Delta. Insp.. Bldg. Const., St. Paul; Arch. 
 Draftsman, Minot, N. Dak. Co. C, 313 Engrs., 
 Camp Dodge, la.; Hdqtrs. Co., 320th F. A., 
 Camp Gordon, Ga.; do., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, Milford, 111. 
 
 7075. FREDERICK AUGUST KUHS MARX 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 28, 1893. 
 St. Louis; s. Frederick William (b. N 10, 
 1863) and Matilda (Kuhs) Marx (b. Ag 1.4. 
 1867). Prepared in McKinley H. S., St. Louis. 
 Tau Beta Pi. Instrumentman, Maintenance 
 Dept., Rock Island Lines, Des Moines, 191. SI 
 Instrumentman and Field Engr., Marsh-Cleary 
 White Constr. Co., Indianapolis, 191510; 
 Draftsman, Timekeeper, and Field Engr., Am. 
 Bridge Co., Pittsburgh, 1916-18; do., ^at. 
 Bridge Co., Indianapolis, 1918; Civ. Engr., 
 Curtis Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 1918. Engng. 
 Div., Ord. Corps, Washington, D. C, 1918— . 
 Address, 1044 Lafayette Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 7076. GLENN HARLOW MATTESON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 15, 1891, F'jr- 
 reston. 111.; s. Harlow Leander (b. Ag 2, 1840. 
 Petersburg, N. Y.) and Henrietta (Fagcr) 
 Matteson (b. O 30, 1853. Forreston, 111.). Pic- 
 pared in Fairfield, 111. H. S. Farmer. Married 
 Lura Mae Owens, Mr 27, 1918, Fairfield, 1'!. 
 Address, R. 3, Fairfield, 111. 
 
 7077. JOHN DWIGHT MATTISON 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 27, 1893, 
 Oregon, 111.; s. J. C. Mattison. Prepared in 
 Oregon H. S. Triangle; C. E. Club; Mil. 
 Band. Jr. Engr., St. Highway Comn., Peoria, 
 1916; Engr., Mt. Vernon, 111., 1917; do., Sin- 
 clair Cudahy Pipe Line Co., Tulsa, Okla., 
 1917. 2nd Lieut., C. A. C, 100, E, 5th, Ft. 
 Monroe, Va. Address, Oregon, 111.; bus. add., 
 306 Sinclair Bldg., Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 7078. EDWIN WHITAKER MATTOON 
 (Brother of No. 5302) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. My 27, 1892, 
 Galatea, Colo.; s. Charles Edwin (b. Ja 13, 
 1852, New Harmony, Ind.) and Mae (Whit- 
 aker) Mattoon (b. Ag 3, 1866, Calhoun, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Stud. Volun- 
 teer Band; Philomathean; Special Honors. 
 Teacher, Olathe, Colo., 1915-17; 2nd Lt., 
 F. A. U. S. R., 1917; do., A. E. F., trance, 
 1918 — . Married Annie E. Crathorne. Address, 
 306 Daniel St., Champaign; btis. add., Olathe, 
 Colo.t 
 7079. MARGARET MILDRED MEHLHOP 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. &S.; b. Ag 6, 
 1889, Astoria, 111.; d. John August (b. Havana, 
 111.) and Elizabeth (Bargelt) Mehlhop (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Havana H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1906-09. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Final Honors. Auth. : A Florida Smut, 
 Ustilago Sieglingiae, 111., Report of Acad, of 
 Sc. of 111., i9'5- Teacher, Casey, 111.. i9i,';- 
 18; do., Havana, 111., 1918— . Mem., M. E. 
 Church; East. 111. St. Teacher's Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 72S N. Broadway, Havana, 111. 
 
 7080. NATHAN MELTZ 
 Chemist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 15, 1889, Rega, 
 Russia; s. Benjamin Meltz (b. Hamburg, Ger.). 
 Prepared in New York City H. S.; Cooper 
 Union Coll.; Woodbine (N. J.). Agr. Sch. 
 Agr. Club; Intercollegiate Soc. ; Final Honors. 
 Grad. Stud., Chem., Univ. of 111., 191 5 ; Chem., 
 Union Malleable Iron Co., Moline, 111., 1916. 
 Address, Granite City.t 
 
 7081. GEORGE HENRY MENGEL 
 (Husband of No. 6706) 
 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. F 6, 1891, 
 Davenport, la.; s. Henry and Anna (Thoem- 
 ing) Mengel (b. F 2, 1868, do.). Prepared in 
 Moline H. S. Pres., Chem. Club. Chem., 
 Rockford, 111., 1916; do.. Granite City, 111., 
 1916; do., Pittsburgh, 1916 — . Married Delia 
 E. Armstrong ('15), D 10, 1916, Newton, la. 
 Address, 302 44th St., Pittsburgh; bus. add., 
 c/o U. S. Bur. Mines, do. 
 
 7082. HARRY GEORGE MENKE 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. 
 
 D 19, 1889, Quincy, 111.; s. J. P. Menke. 
 Prepared in Quincy H. S. Delta Omega. With 
 Harmon Engr. Co., Quincy, 111., 1915; Sales 
 Engr., Norwood Engng. Co., Florence, Mass., 
 191 7. 2nd Lt., Co. D, 526th Engrs., Camp Lee, 
 Va., 1917; Camp Pike, Ark., 1918; A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Married Fanny M. Wyman, 
 
 5 20, 191 7, Milwaukee, Wis. Address, 1626 
 Broadway, Quincy, 111.; bus. add., 431 S. Dear- 
 born St., Cnicago. 
 
 7083. CARL ALTGELD METZ 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 30, 1892, 
 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Philip William (b. 1863, do.) 
 and Emma (Albrecht) Metz (b. 1873, Philo, 
 111.). Prepared in Tolono H. S. C. E. Club. 
 Struct. Designer, Chicago, 191 5-1 7; do., De- 
 catur, 111., 1917; Const. Engr., Harrisburg, 
 Pa., 1917-18; Engr., A. E. Staley Mfg. Co., 
 Decatur, 111., 1919 — . Rate setter on piece work, 
 U. S. Emergency Fleet, 1918-19; Mustered out, 
 N 27, 1918. Married Lelia Grace Shaw, S 17. 
 1917, Chicago. .4ddress, 153 N. Church St., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., c/o A. E. Staley 
 Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 7084. JOHN HAROLD MILLER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 6, 1893, 
 
 Oak Park, 111.; s. John Calvin (b. Je 18, 1865, 
 Gardner, Mass.) and Katherine Schuler (Mc- 
 Clure) Miller (b. Middletown, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Oak Park H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Ionian; 
 E. E. Soc; Prelim, and Final Honors; Lt. and 
 Capt., Univ. Regt. Engr., Westinghouse Elec. 
 
 6 Mfg. Co., Wilkinsburg, Pa., 1915-17; Engr., 
 Jewell Elec. Instrument Co., Chicago. 1919 — . 
 SignaL Corps, 1917; Radio Div. Dept., S. C, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918; 2nd Lt., do.; Mus- 
 tered out, 1919. Address, 420 Wisconsin Ave., 
 Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., 1646 Walnut St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 708s. ORA LUCILE MILLER 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 11, 1891. Atlanta, 111.; 
 d. A. Miller. Prepared in Atlanta H. S. Ad- 
 dress, Atlanta, Ill.t 
 
 7086. EDNA VARNER MILLIZEN 
 
 (Sister of No. 5312) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 17, 
 
 1892, Minneapolis; d. Henry M. (b. 1847. Cir- 
 cleville, O.) and Myrtle (Varner) Millizen, 
 (b. 1857, Freeburg, 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign, H. S. Teacher, H. S., Lewistown, 111., 
 1915-17; do., Elmwood. 111.. 1917 — . .Address, 
 104 S. Taylor Ave., Oak Park, 111; bus add., 
 Elmwood, 111. 
 
 7087. AGNES M. MILNE 
 (Sister of No. 6429) 
 Mgr.. Dairy; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 13, 
 1892, Lockport, 111.; d. Tames A. (b. S 27, 
 1863, do.) and Kate Ophelia (Read) Milne (b. 
 O 6, 1863, Rosemond, 111.). Prepared in 
 Lockport and Joliet Tp. H. Schs. Sigma Xi; 
 Omicron Ku: H. Sc. Club; Gregorian. Instr., 
 Tex. St. Coll. for Girls, 1915-17; Mgr., Re- 
 tail Dairy, Lockport, 111., 1917 — . Address, 
 Lockport, 111. 
 
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 589 
 
 7088. GROVER IRA MITCHELL 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 25, 1888, 
 Streator, 111.; s. David A. (b. O.) and Jose- 
 phine C. (Morrison) Mitchell (b. Streator, 
 111.). Prepared in 111. Wesleyan Acad.; N. W. 
 Univ., 1909-10. Motorcycle Club; Jr. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. Sales Engr., Am. Bur. of Engrs., 
 Chicago, 19:5-16; Instr., Mil. Transformation 
 and Gas Engines, La. Indus, Sch., Ruston, La., 
 1916 — •. Married Pearl Albertson, D 2, 1916, 
 Jackson, Miss. Child, Lois Jeanette, b. D 32, 
 1917. Address, La. Indus. School, Ruston, 
 La. 
 
 7089. ALBERT RICHARDSON MONTAGUE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 30, 1884, 
 Davenport, la.; s. A. Judson (b. My 31, 1845, 
 Lamott, la.) and Laura R. (Richardson) Mon- 
 tague (b. Je 19, 1847, Three Rivers, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Englewood H. S.; Univ. Acad. 
 Philomathean; Triangle; Jr. Council; Stud. 
 LTnion, 1911-12. Gen. Civil and Constr. Engr. 
 I St E. O. T. C, 191 7; Capt., Topographical 
 Officer, 309 Engrs. Regt., 84th Div., N. A. 
 Assoc. Mem., West. Soc, Engrs. Address, 
 343 W. 64 St., Chicago. 
 
 7090. HERBERT JACKSON MOORE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 18, 1893, Chicago; s. C. 
 E. Moore. Prepared in Univ. Acad. Theta 
 Delta Chi; Varsity Dancing Club. Address, 
 19 N. State St., Chicago. 
 
 7091. CHESTER ARTHUR MORGAN 
 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. F 23, :886, Dawson, 
 111.; s. Dr. T. W. Morgan (b. Virden, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Address, Dawson, 
 Ill.t 
 
 7092. WILLIAM ALGERNON KINGS- 
 MILL MORKEL 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1916; b. N 14, 
 
 1891, Pretoria, S. A.; s. William Morkel. 
 Prepared in Cape of Good Hope Univ., S. 
 Africa. Cosmopolitan Club; Agr. Club; Pres., 
 Internat. Agr. Soc. Asst., An. Husb., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-17; Sch. of Agr., Orange Free 
 St. Province, S. Africa, 19 17 — . Address, 
 Sch. of Agr., Orange Free Province, Union 
 of S. Africa. t 
 
 7093. RALPH LEONARD MORRELL 
 Adv. Salesman; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 18, 
 
 1892, Augusta, 111.; s. C. G. Morrell. Prepared 
 in Crane High School. Tau Beta Pi; \'arsity 
 Baseball; Prelim. Honors. Adv. Salesman, 
 Grain Dealer's Jour., Chicago, 1916. Address, 
 4301 Adams St., Chicago.! 
 
 7094. VERNON LESLIE MORRIS 
 (Brother of Nos. 3487, 4320) 
 Inspector; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl i, 1893, 
 Mendota, 111.; s. William Owen (b. D 31 1856, 
 Amboy, 111.) and Sarah Isabell (Moray) Morris 
 (b. Je 27. i860, Lee Center, 111.). Prepared 
 in Lyons Tp. H. S.. La Grange, 111. Triangle; 
 Scarab; Ionian. Draftsman. Pa., Ry. Co., 
 Pittsburgh, 1915-16; do.. 111. C. R. R., Chicago, 
 1916-17; Bldg. Insp., do., 1917 — . Corp., Co. 
 B, 1 06th Engrs., 31st Div., Brest, France. Ad- 
 dress, Congress Park, 111. 
 
 7095. HELEN SINCLAIR MORRISON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 2, 1892, 
 Joliet, 111.; d. R. C. Morrison. Prepared in 
 Joliet Tp. H. S. Omicron Nu; Phi Delta Psi; 
 H. Sc. Club; Sr. Hat Com.; Sec, Jr. Illinae; 
 V. P., Sr. Illinae; Final Honors. Teacher, 
 Alexis, 111., 1916; do.. H. S., Rockford, 111., 
 1917 — . Address, 607 W. Jefferson St., Joliet, 
 111.; bus. add., Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 7096. EDWARD HENRY MORRISSEY 
 Advertiser; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 28, 
 1892, Champaign; s. John and Monica (Henry) 
 Morrissey. Prepared in St. Mary's Sch., 
 
 Champaign. Phi Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi; 
 Alpha Delta Psi; Comitatus; Lambkins Club; 
 Ben Franklin Club. Advertiser. Chicago. En- 
 sign, Pelham Bay, N. Y., 1918; Lt. (jr. grade), 
 Bordeaux, France; Mustered out, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 302 W. White St., Champaign. 
 
 7097. JOHN HAMILTON MORSE 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 29, 1892, Urbana. ; 
 s. E. P. Morse. Prepared in Troy (Pa.) H. 
 S.; Lehigh Univ. Address, Troy, Pa.f 
 
 7098. GLADYS lONE MOSS 
 Director; A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 11, 1892, 
 Chicago; d. R. C. (b. Mr 6, 1859, Worth, 111.) 
 and Maria H. (Farquharson) Moss. Prepared 
 in Calumet H. S.. (Chicago. H. Sc. Club; W. 
 A. A.; Advisory Bd., Woman's League; Grad., 
 Chicago Norm. Coll., 1918. Dir.. H. S. Cafe- 
 teria, Chicago, 1916. Address, 7334 Yale Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 7099. RENZO EDMOND MUCKELROY 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 10, 1876, Mt. 
 Vernon, 111.; s. G. W. Muckelroy. Prepared 
 in Mt. Vernon H. S.; So. 111. St. Norm. 
 Head, Dept. of Agr., So. 111. St. Norm., Car- 
 bondale. 111. Address, Carbondale, 111. 
 
 7100. FORREST HAMILTON MURRAY 
 (Brother of No. 5331) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 28, 1892, Mazon, 
 111.; s. Louis Ross (b. Mr 6, 1859, do.) and 
 Lillie (Hamilton) Murray (b. F 1865). Pre- 
 pared in Mazon Tp. H. S. Prelim. Honors; 
 Special Honors, Math., 191 5; Final Honors. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111.. 191 5-16; Grad. Sch., 
 Harvard L-niv., 191 6 — . Master Gunner, H. A., 
 C. A. C. Sch., Ft. Monroe, Va. ; Mustered out, 
 N 23, 19 1 8. Address, Mazon, 111.; bus. add., 
 Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 7101. RACHEL FLOSSIE MYERS 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 16, 1884 
 Wayne, W. Va. ; d. Mrs. A. F. Myers. Pre 
 pared in Oak View (W. Va.) Acad. Y. W. C 
 A; Jamesonian; H. Sc. Club; W. A. A.; Coun 
 try Life Club; Pres., Sewanee Circle. Teacher 
 H. S., Princeton, W. Va., 1917 — . Address, 
 315 4th St., Huntington, W. Va.; bus. add. 
 Princeton, W. Va. 
 
 7102. CLARENCE ARTHUR NEBEL 
 (Brother of Nos. 5837, 6448) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 15, 1894, 
 Clinton, 111.; s. Henry Louis (b. My 12, 1850, 
 Ger.) and Bessie (Rundle) Nebel (b. Ag 3, 
 i860, Clinton, 111.). Prepared in Clinton H. 
 S. Scabbard and Blade; Capt., Univ. Brig., 
 1914-15; Swimming, 1915. Farmer, Clinton, 
 111., 1916 — . Married Irma I. McGoldrick, My 
 3, 1917, Springfield, 111. Child. Clarence 
 Arthur, Jr., b. Jl 19, 1918. Address, R 6, 
 Clinton, 111. 
 
 7103. MILTON NELS NELSON^ 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; M. A., 1917; 
 b. Jl 7, 1891, Chicago; s. Andrew (b. Sweden) 
 and Augusta (Napthalera) Nelson (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Curtis H. S. Iris; Philomathean. 
 Instr., H. S., Green Bay, Wis., 1915-16; Grad. 
 Stud, and Asst., Econ., 1916-17; Fellowship, 
 191 7. Pvt., Q. M. C Camp Custer, 191 7; 2nd 
 Lt., do., 1918 — . Married Lorine Edith Mae 
 Nelson, D 24, 1917, Westfield, 111. Address, 
 26 Greenwood Ave., Battle Creek, Mich. 
 
 7104. RALPH AUGUSTUS NELSON 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ag 31, 1888, 
 Galesburg, 111.; s. Charles A. (b. My 4, 1859, 
 Sweden) and Jessie (Holt) Nelson (b. O 9, 
 1863. do.). Prepared in Austin H. S., Chi- 
 cago; M. A., N. W. Univ., 1916. Chem., An. 
 Nutrition Lab., LTniv. of 111., 1915; Research 
 
59° 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1915 
 
 Chem., Buffalo, N. Y., 1916. Auth.: The Pre- 
 paration of Protein Free Milk (with H. H. 
 Mitchell), Jour, of Biol. Chem., Vol. 23; On the 
 Composition and Digestive Activity of Different 
 Fractions of the Pancreas (with J. H. Long), 
 Jour., Am. Chem. Soc, Vol. 39. Phi Lambda 
 Epsilon; A. C. S.; Presby. Church. Married 
 Maida Phoenix, F 5, 1918, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 Address, Carlton Court, Buffalo, N. Y.; bus. 
 add., c/o Nat. Aniline & Chem. Co., do. 
 
 7105. FLORENCE EDITH NEVILLE 
 (ANDERSON) 
 A. B. in L. A.. & S.; b. My 16, 1891, 
 Kewanee, 111.; d. P. H. (b. do.) and Frances 
 Anna (Tassell) Neville (b. London, Eng.). 
 Prepared in Kewanee H. S. Jamesonian. Univ. 
 of Wash., 1915; Asst. Prin.. Wethersficld Tp. 
 H. S. Auth.: Consolidation of Rural Schs., 
 la Homestead; Do Street Carnivals Boost the 
 City? and various editorials, do. Ivlem., M. 
 E. Church. Married, Anton N. Anderson, D 
 25, 1917. Kewanee, 111. Address, R 6, Ke- 
 wanee, 111. 
 
 7106. MOSES ELMER NEWELL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 23, 1878, Farmers- 
 villa, 111.; s. Moses A. (b. O 25, 1847, Car- 
 rollton. 111.) and Samantha Emily (Green) 
 Newell (b. O 28, 1850, Fairfiekl Co., O.). Pre- 
 pared in 111. Norm. Univ.; B. Pd., Greer Coll. 
 Hoopeston, 111., 1902. Lawyer, Newell Ji 
 Brown, Edwardsville, III., 191 5 — ; Acting 
 Postmaster, do., 1917. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married, Frances S. Carriker. Ag 17, 1904, 
 Irving, 111. Address, 3 Logan Place, Edwards- 
 villa, 111. 
 
 7107. RAE CRAMPTON NICHOLS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 2, 1894, 
 Manhattan, Kan.; s. Ernest R. (b. S 11, 1858, 
 Farmington, Conn.) and Marguerite (Rae) 
 Nichols (b. Ap 7, i860, Aberdeen, Scotland.). 
 Prepared in Manhattan (Kan.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Chicago H. S.; Univ. of Chicago 1911-13. Sr. 
 Football. Teacher, and Football Coach, H. S., 
 Hannibal, Mo. 1915-16; do., Kendalville, Ind. 
 1916-17. Ensign, Naval Acad., Annapolis, 
 191 7 — . Address, 5716 Blackstone Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 7108. WALTER LESTER NICHOLS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 5, 1891, 
 Toledo, O.; s. Walter (b. Ft. Thomas, Ky.) and 
 Laura Belle (McConahay) Nichols. Prepared 
 in Central and Soldan H. Schs., St. Louis. 
 Beta Theta Pi; Class baseball; Homecoming 
 Com. Engr., \'aluation Engng. Dept., C. C. 
 C. & St. L. Ry., Cincinnati, 1915-18. Lt., 34th 
 Art,, C. A. C, Camp Eustis, Va.. 1918; Mus- 
 tered out. 1919. Address, 3423 Mooney Ave., 
 Cincinnati; bus. add., 25 Conestoga Bldg., B. 
 & O. R. R., Valuation Dept., Pittsburgh. 
 
 7109. PETER JACOB NILSEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 2, 1891, at 
 sea; s. Peter Alfred (b. 1859, Porsgrund, Nor- 
 way) and Milla (Nielsen) Nilsen (b. i860. 
 Arendal, do.). Prepared in Skiensfjorden's 
 Mekaniske Fagskole, Porsgrund, Norway, 1907- 
 09. Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Ma-wan-da; Adelphic; Tribe of Illini; Final and 
 Special Honors; Capt., Gym. Team; Pres., Y. 
 M. C. A.; Class Orator. Asst. Engr., St. Pub. 
 Utilities Comn., 191 5; Instr., E. E. lab., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17; Efficiency Engr., Arthur Young 
 & Co., Chicago, 1917 — , Auth.: Engng, Econ. 
 and the Small Plant, Elec. Review and West. 
 Elec., My, 19 16. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 Employment Mgrs. Assn., Chicago. Married 
 Sofie Andreasen, S 2, 1915, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Peter Alfred, b. Jl 11, 1916; William 
 Russel. b. Mr 28. 1919. Address, 615 S. East 
 Ave., Oak Park. 111.; bus. add., 116 S. Michi- 
 gan Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 71 10. CARL RAGNAR NILSSON 
 Gen. Systematizer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 28, 
 1887, Gothenburg, Sweden; s. Nils (b. 1851, 
 Bostad, Sweden) and Maria Carolina (Jonas- 
 son; Nilsson (b. 1854, Alingsis, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Hogra Real Skolan, Gothenburg, 
 Sweden. Engng. Draftsman, Frantz Premier 
 (To., 1915-16; Am. jNIultigraph Co., 1916-17; 
 Gen. Systematizer and Efficiency Engr., War- 
 ner & Swasey Co., 1917 — . Married Lillian 
 Violet Anderson, Mr 15, 1916. Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, 1763 Eddy Rd., East Cleveland; bus. 
 add., Warner & Swasey Co., do. 
 
 7III. *ROE NIVER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 8, 1891, Center- 
 town, O.; s. Theodore F. Niver. Prepared in 
 Norwalk (O.) H. S.; O. St. Univ. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Pi Omicron; Scabbard and Blade; Lt. 
 and Capt., Univ. Brig.; Final Honors. Died 
 Jl 5, 1915, Fairfield, O. 
 
 71 12. EMILIE MARIE NOACK 
 ^ Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 9, 1889, 
 Chicago; d. Herman Carl (b. D 18, 1858, Ger.) 
 and Libbie Yetta (Hastings) Noack (b. 1856, 
 Oswego, 111.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago; N. W. Univ., 1911-13; Grad. Stud., 
 Chicago Teacher's Coll., 1915-16. Teacher, 
 Eng. and Hist., H. S., Greenfield, 111., 1917- 
 18; do., W. Aurora H. S., Aurora, 111., 1918 — . 
 Address, 81 s Windsor Ave.. Chicago; bus. add., 
 W. Aurora H. S., Aurora, 111. 
 
 7113. WESLEY KAYLOR NORRIS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 18, 1889, 
 West Chicago, 111.; s. Alfred J. (b. 1861, do.) 
 and Jennie (Lyons) Norris (b. 1863, Harlan, 
 la.). Prepared in West Chicago H. S. Chi 
 Psi; C. E. Club; Capt., Lhiiv. Brig. Designing 
 Engr., Folwell Ahlskog Co., Chicago, 1915-18. 
 Sergt., ist Inf., 111. Nat. Guards, 1916; 33rd 
 Engrs., Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., 1918 — . 
 .-iddress. West Chicago, 111. 
 
 71 14. PROCTOR ALBERT NOWLEN 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 2, 1890, Morri- 
 son, 111.; s. Dr. James Albert (b. Ap 6, 1863, 
 do.) and Louise (Honclair) Nowlen (b. My 18, 
 1858, New York City). Prepared in Morrison 
 H. S. Sigma Pi. Teacher, Agr. U. S. S. M. 
 A., Ithaca, N. Y. Mem., A. F. A. M.; R. A. 
 M. Address, Morrison, 111. 
 
 71 15. ARTHUR ALLEN ODELL 
 Ath. Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 21, 
 1S88, Chicago; s. Samuel Abraham (b. Odell, 
 111.) and Carrie (Allen) Odell (b. Mr 6, 1850, 
 North Bay, N. Y.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Sigma Chi; Ma-wan-da; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Pres.. 111. Union; Track; Cross Country. 
 Grad. Mgr., Ath., Univ. of 111., 1915-17, ist 
 !.t., Inf.. R. C. 1917; do., 343d Inf., Camp 
 Grant, 111.; Capt., Camp Pike, Ark., 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 756 Wasco St,, Portland, Ore. 
 
 7 116. IRENE BALFOUR OLIN 
 (Sister of No. 8630) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 26, 1892, 
 Chicago; d. Samuel Olaf (b. Ag 24. 1867, do.) 
 and Mary Jane .(Irwin) Olin (b. D 10, 1862, 
 Janesville, Wis.). Prepared in Carl Schurz 
 II. S., Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Athenean. Teacher, H. S., Clayton, III., 
 1915-16; do., Gary, Ind.. 1916 — . Mem., Coll. 
 Club, Gary, Ind. Address, 830 Forest Ave., 
 Evanstdn, 111.; bus. add., 600 Jefferson St., 
 Gary, Ind. 
 
 7 II 7. ANNA MARGARET OLSEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. S 6, 1889. 
 Chicago; d. Niels Peter (b. Denmark) and 
 Catherine (Proyla) Olsen (b. Fo.xford, Ire- 
 land). Prepared in Medill H. S.; De Paul 
 
IQIS] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 591 
 
 Univ., 1912-14. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1915-18; Teacher, Nobel Sch., Chicago. 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Nat. Geog. Assn.; A. C. 
 S. Address, 421 1 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 7118. HARRY CHRISTIAN OLSENG 
 Clerk; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 17, 1889, Chica- 
 go; s. Christian W. (b. N 10, 1853, Norway) 
 and Helen (Christiansen) Olseng (b. F 12, 
 1858. do.). Prepared in Y. M. C. A., Chica- 
 go; Univ. of Idaho Prep. Sch.; Univ. of Ida- 
 ho, 1911-12. Agr. Club. Farmer, Grand Ha- 
 ven, Mich., 1915; Clerk, Boal's Farmers In- 
 formation Bur., 1916; do., Internal. Harvester 
 Co., Chicago, 1916 — . Mem., Illini Club of 
 Chicago. Married Violet Charlotte Erickson, 
 Ap 22, 1916, Lemont, 111. Address, 2030 N. 
 Spaulding Ave., Chicago; btis. add., c/o Inter- 
 nat. Harvester Co., do. 
 
 71 19. ROBERT HAROLD OLSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 28, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Charles C. (b. Norway) and Jen- 
 nie (Anderson) Olson (b. Chicago). Prepared 
 in Crane H. S., Chicago. Triangle; Scarab. 
 Draftsman, H. L. Emerson, Chicago, 191 5; 
 do.. Am. Tar Products Co., Chicago, 1916 — . 
 Married Cora Belle Zink, Je 24, 1916, Chicago. 
 Address. 2838 N. Kildare Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., c/o Am. Tar Products Co., do. 
 
 7120. HENRY AKI PANHOE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 27, 1886, 
 Huang Shan, China; s. Pan Chack Aki and 
 Wong Sun. Prepared in Pomona Coll., Prep.; 
 St. Louis Coll., Honolulu, T. H. C. E. Club; 
 Ry. Club. Instr., Eng. and Math., Canton 
 Indus. Coll. and Pearl River Acad., Canton, 
 China, 1915-16; Asst. Engr., Chu Chin Line. 
 Chinese Govt. R. R.„ 1916-17; Engr. and 
 Partner, The Pacific Trading Co., Hong Kong, 
 China, 19 18 — . Address, c/o The Pacific 
 Trading Co., 22 Queen's Road, Hongkong, 
 China. 
 
 7121. FREDERICK WILLIAM PANHORST 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 14, 1893, 
 Mexico, Mo.; s. Fred William (b. Jl i, 1857, 
 Staunton, 111.) and Emma M. (Braun) Pan- 
 horst (b. Je 19, 1862, Jacksonville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Staunton H. S. Triangle; Final 
 Honors; C. E. Soc. Pres. Engr., Bridge Dept., 
 Vandalia R. R., St. Louis, 1915-17; do., Engng. 
 Dept,, A. E. Staley Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111., 
 . 1917. Ship Draftsman, Navy Yard, Bremerton, 
 Wash., 1917 — . Address, 645 Burwell Ave., 
 Bremerton, Wash. 
 
 7122. *RAYMOND WEBB PARKER 
 
 (Brother of No. 5859) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 29, 1893, 
 Champaign; s. Alison A. (b. S 16, 1854, Aurora, 
 O.) and Ella L. (Cone) Parker (b. Mr 11, 
 1859, Madison, O.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; 2nd Lt., Univ. Brig. 
 Elec. Engr., St. Clair Clas & Elec. Co., Belle- 
 ville, 111. 2nd Lt., Artillery Observer, La- 
 fayette Escadrille, France, 1917; Prisoner in 
 Germany, 1918. Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Jovian 
 Order. Killed in Action, My 4, 1918, France. 
 
 7123. WARREN KINDER PARKER 
 Contractor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 12, 1893, 
 
 Chicago; s. George L. (b. S 13, i860, do.) and 
 Maude Emma (Kinder) Parker (b. N 23, 1864, 
 Arlington Heights, 111.). Prepared in Arling- 
 ton Heights H. S. Farmer, Arlington Heights, 
 111., 1915; Bldg. Contr., do., 1916-17. R. O. T. 
 C, Ft Sheridan, 111., 1917; 2nd Lt.. Inf. R. C, 
 1917; ist T. R. B.. 161 Depot Brig.. Camp 
 Grant, 111. Address, Arlington Heights, 111. 
 
 7124. WILMA GAY PARKS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 8, 1892, 
 Cooperstown, 111.; s. Daniel A. (b. Mr 10, 
 1865, do.) and Susannah (Howell) Parks (b. 
 
 O 5, 1867, Rushville, 111.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Sterling H. S. Teacher, Perrysburg (O.) H. S., 
 1915-17; do., Illiopolis H. S., 1917; do., Mt. 
 Sterling, 111. Address, Cooperstown, 111. 
 
 7125. NORMAN BOND PATTEN, JR. 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 20, 1892, St. 
 
 Peter, Minn.; s. Dr. N. B. and Alma (Kaiser) 
 Patten. Prepared in Univ. of Minn. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Scarab. Engr., James H. Brown 
 Co., Minneapolis. Sergt., Co. 7, E. R. O. T. C, 
 Camp Lee, Va. ; 2nd Lt., Co. A, 522nd Engrs.. 
 A. E. F., France, 19x8- — -. Address, 1012 Logan 
 Ave., N., Minneapolis. 
 
 7126. CHARLES ROY PATTERSON 
 Lawyer; LL.B.; b. D 26, 1891, Sullivan, 111.; 
 
 s: Charles (b. Mr 14, 1863, do.) and Laura 
 Bell (Barnes) Patterson (b. S 13, 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in Sullivan H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; 
 Pi Kappa Alpha; Comitatus. Lawyer, with E. J. 
 Miller, 1916; St. Atty., Moultrie Co., 1916 — . 
 Address, Sullivan, 111. 
 
 7127. NORMA LEE PECK 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. N 19, 1891, Ottawa, 
 Kan.; s. Frederick Benjamin (b. N 5, 1853, 
 Richland. Mich.) and Emily Esther (Robb) 
 Peck (b. Mr i6, 1859, Aledo, 111,). Prepared 
 in Ottawa (Kan.) H. S. A. B., Ottawa, Univ., 
 1913. Children's Libn., Pub. Libr., Daven- 
 port, la., 1919 — . Address, 2 Douglas Court, 
 Davenport, la.; bus. add., c/o Pub. Libr., do. 
 
 7128. WILBUR OTIS PENDARVIS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 22, 18S8, Media, 
 III.; s. Henry B. (b. O 3, 1840, Augusta, 111.) 
 and Serena Adeline (Cherry) Pendarvis (b. D 
 21 1853, Scottville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Wever Acad.; West. HI. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1908-11. Acacia: Sigma Delta Chi; Theta Nu 
 Epsilon; Assoc. Univ. Plavers; Philomathean; 
 Order of The Coif; Phi Beta Kappa. Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet; Managing Ed., Daily Illini. 
 Grad. Stud.. Univ. of 111. Law Sch., 1915-16; 
 Harvard Law Sch., 1916-17. 2nd O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 1917; 1st Lt., C. A. R. C, 191 7 — . 
 Address, Media, 111. 
 
 7129. ALMA MERIBA PENROSE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S 25, 1878, Chicago; 
 d. Hannah G. Penrose. A. B., Oberlin Coll., 
 1901. Libn., West. H. S., Minneapolis, 1916—. 
 Address, Grinnell, la.t 
 
 7130. MARION PERCIVAL (MILLS) 
 (Sister of No. 8654) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 4, 1891, Cham- 
 paign; d. Orin L. (b. N 20, 1861, do.) and 
 Mary (Pratt) Percival (b. Ag 3, 1865, do.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S.; Chicago .Sch. of 
 Civics and Philanthropy. Kappa Alpha Thet-i; 
 Y. W. C. A. Mem., M. E. Church. Married 
 James Evan Mills, O 24, 1916, Champaign. 
 "Child, Mary Jean, b. Jl 21, 191 7. Address, 
 4007 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7131. MARGARET CAMPBELL PERRY 
 (Sister of 7132) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; A. M., 1917; 
 b. Ap 9, 1894, Joliet, 111.; d. Joseph Ferris (b. 
 Je 21, 1846, Fairfield, Conn.) and Elizabeth 
 (Bond) Perry (b. F 15, 1856. Wilmington, 
 III.). Prepared in Toliet Tp. H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Pi; Alpha Theta Chi; Chem. Club; 
 H, Sc. Club; A. C. S., 1917. Grad. Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Teacher. Tp. 
 H. S., Joliet. 111., 1917 — . Address, 108 Ma- 
 comber St., Joliet, 111. 
 
 7132. RALPH GROVER PERRY 
 
 (Brother of No. 7131) 
 Min. Engr.; B. S. in Min. E.; b. F 25, 1892. 
 Joliet, 111., s. Joseph Ferris (b. Je 21, 1847. 
 Bridgeport, Conn.) and Elizabeth lola (Bond) 
 
592 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [191S 
 
 Perry (b. F 15, 1856, Wilmington, 111.). 
 Prepared in JoHet Tp. H. S. Chi Psi; Ku 
 KIux; Sigma Tau; Illio Rd., 1915. Min. Engr., 
 Lead, S. Dak., 1915-17; do., Ray, Ariz., 1917. 
 Corp. Hdqtrs. Co., 144th F. A., Camp Kearney, 
 Calif., 1917; Lt., F. A., Central O. T. Sch., 
 Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 1918 — . Mem., Am. 
 Inst. Min. Engng. Address, 218 Hunter Ave., 
 Joliet, 111. 
 
 7133. HORACE HOWARD PHELPS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 11, 1893, Me- 
 nominee, Mich.; s. Horace Henry (b. 1858, N. 
 Y.) and Mary (Willey) Phelps (b. i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Escanaba (Mich.) II. S.; Mich. 
 Agr. Coll., 1911-13. Alpha Tau Omega. Far- 
 mer, Peoria, 1915-16; do.. Bark River, Mich., 
 1917; do., Plainfield. 111., 1918—. Married 
 Edna Cryder, Je 16, 191 7, Plainfield, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Plainfield, 111. 
 
 7134. GEORGE HYDE PIKE 
 Instrumentman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 
 17, 1892, ITorton, Kan.; ,s. John Weeks (b. D 
 12, 1852, Trowbridge, Kng.) and Ella (Hyde) 
 Pike (b. N 11, i8s7, Chicago). Prepared m 
 Moline H. S.; Baker Univ., 1907- Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Bd. of Dir., Y. M. C. A.; Sec, 
 Ry. Club, 1914; Pres., do., 1915- Engng. 
 Dept., C. R. I. & P. Ry., Manly, la., 1915; 
 do., Mason City, la., 1915; do., Silvis, 111. 
 191 5-16; do.. Champaign, 1916; do., Des Moines, 
 1916; do., Chicago. 191 6; do., Goodland, Kan., 
 1917; Acting Roadmaster, do., Peoria, 1917-18; 
 Instrumentman, do., Rock Island, 111., 19 18 — . 
 Asst. Engr., R. I. & P. Co., Davenport, la. 
 2nd Lt., Engrs. Co. I, Camp Humphreys, Va. 
 Address, Silvis, 111.; bus. add., 125 3rd Ave., 
 Davenport, la. 
 
 7135. LOUIS CLOVIS PINAULT 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. D 29, 1890, St. 
 Joseph, Minn.; s. H. A. Pinault. Prepared in 
 St. Cloud (Minn.) U. S. Co. A, 313th Engrs., 
 Camp Dodge, la., 1918—. Address, St. Joesph, 
 Minn.t 
 
 7136. ERNEST HOWARD POOL 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.: LL. B., 
 1917; b. Je s, 1894, Ottawa, 111.; s. Carlisle M. 
 and Louise E. (Fogg) Pool. Prepared in Ot- 
 tawa Tp. H. S. Delta Tau Delta: Phi Delta 
 Phi; Scabbard and Blade; Innes of Court; Maj., 
 Univ. Brig.; V. P., 111. Union; 111. Rifle. 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 2nd Lt., 
 A. E. F., France, 1917- ist Lt., Co. F, 26th 
 Inf., 1st Div., do.; Army of Occupation, Ger. 
 Address, 411 State St., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 7137. LAWRENCE ARTHUR POPE 
 
 (Brother of No. 3914) 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 27, 1892, 
 Moline, 111.; s. Charles II. (b. Ap 16, 1849, 
 Genoa, N. Y.) and Sara Margaret (Baxter) 
 Pope (b. Ap 9, 1851, Cincinnati). Prepared in 
 Moline 11. S.: Sliattuck Mil. Sch., Faribault. 
 Minn. Plii Delta Theta. Production Dept., 
 Cadillac Motor Car Co., Detroit, ist Lt., A. 
 S. S. O. R. C, A. E. F., France. Married 
 Blanche Ch. Lucas de Lasalle, Je i, 1918, 
 Paris, France. Address, c/o C. S. Pope, River- 
 side, 111.; bus. add., 51 Ave. Montaigne, Paris, 
 France. 
 
 7138. FREDERICK WILLIAM POSTEL 
 Sales Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 13. 
 1892, Mascoutah. 111.; s. George (b. do.) 
 and Medora Teckla (Jansen) Postel (b. Quincy, 
 111.). Prepared in Mascoutah H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad., 1909-11. Beta Gamma Sigma; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Cml. Club; Treas., 111. Union; 
 Ath. Bd. of Control; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Ball 
 Com. Sales Mgr., William R. Compton Co., 
 St. Louis, i9i5->S. U. S. A., Camp Dix, N. J., 
 1918 — . Mem., Univ. Club, St. Louis; Ilhni 
 Club, do.; Bellerive Country Club, do.; Mid- 
 
 land Valley Country Club, do.; Ath. Assn.; 
 Bond Men's Club of St. Louis; Shriner. 
 .Address, Mascoutah, 111.; bus. add., 408 Olive 
 .St., St. Louis. 
 
 7139. EMERY VERN POTTER 
 (Brother of No. 7870) 
 Sales Kngr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 7, 1892, 
 Kenton, 111.; s. John Farnworth (b. Jl 11, i866*, 
 do.) and Eva Leona (Thompson) Potter (b. 
 Jl 5, 1868, do.). Prepared in Morrison H. S. 
 .Sigma Pi; E. E. Soc. Sales Engr., Wagner 
 Elec, Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 1916 — . Mem., 
 Elec. Club, Kansas City, Mo.; Jovian Elec. 
 Club. Married Elsa Marie Lagerstrom, Mr 9, 
 1916, Elgin, 111. Child, Albert Emery, b. Ag 
 22, 1918. Address, 1139 Benton Blvd., Kan- 
 sas City, Mo.; bus. add., c/o Wagner Elec. 
 Mfg. Co., St. Louis. 
 
 7140. FRED RICHMOND POWERS 
 (Husband of No. 6477; Brother of No. 3142) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 5, 1891, Tis- 
 kilwa, 111.; s. John (b. N. Y.) and Eliza 
 Augusta (Partridg*-) Powers (b. Vt.). Pre- 
 nared in Tiskilwa II. S. Acanthus; Mil. Band. 
 Farmer, Tiskilwa, 111. Mem., A. F. A^ M., 
 1915. Married Carrie Pervier ('14), S 14, 
 1915, Sheffield, 111. Children: John Clayton, 
 b. S 2, 1916; Maynard Henry, b. Mr 10, 1918. 
 Address, Tiskilwa, 111. 
 
 7141. ♦ADA ROBERTA PUGH 
 Land. Gard.; A. B. in H. Sc; B. S. in Land. 
 Card., 1917; b. Warrenton, Va. ; d. John 
 William (b. Moorsfield, Va.) and Ada Caroline 
 (Jennings) Pugh (b. Warrenton, Va.). Pre- 
 pared in Franklin (Ind.) H. S. ; Terre Haute 
 St. Norm. Sch. H. Sc.Club; Le Cercle Fran- 
 cais; Alliance Francaise; Jamesonian. Land 
 Gardener^ Champaign, 1917 — . Instr.i, Red 
 Cross, 1917-1S. Died Ap 7, 1919, Champaign. 
 
 7142. RAYMOND HARRY PURDY 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. My 9, 1893, 
 Vincennes, Ind.; s. Charles Enos (b. S 6, 1850, 
 Beloit, Wis.) and Josephine (Conner) Purdy 
 (b. Ap 20, 1859, Rockton, 111.). Prepared in 
 \iiicennes (Ind.) H. S. IIus; Scarab; Arch. 
 Club; Mil. Band; Varsity Track. Engr., Valua- 
 tion Dept., Big Four Ry., Cincinnati, 1915; do., 
 I'.lzixer an<l Anderson, 191 7; Supt., Bldg., 
 Const, and Arch. Draftsman, Mich. St. Tele- 
 phone Co., Detroit, 1917. U. S. N., 1917 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 821 Hart St., 
 Vincennes, Ind. 
 
 7143. EMMA STINE PURSLEY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 22, 1893, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; d. Albert (b. F 29, 1864, Farmland, 
 Inil.) and Fannie Ellen (Stine) Pursley (b. 
 1867, Kansas City, Mo.). Prepared in Man. 
 Tr. II. S., Kansas City Mo.; M. A., Columbia 
 Univ.. 1916. Mask anci Bauble; lUiola; W. A. 
 A.; Phi Delta Psi; Treas.. Jr. Illinae. Ad- 
 dress, 2510 E. nth St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 7144. FRANK WHITCOMB PUSEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 20, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. (J. M. Pusey. Prepared in Univ. H. 
 S., Chicago. Agr. Club; Treas., Dixie Club; 
 Motorcycle Club; Wrestling; Acting Coach. 
 With Posson-Pusey Co., Fresno, Calif., 1915; 
 Farming, R. R. A., Sanger, Calif., 19 '8 — . 
 Married Ethel May Carter, D 6, 1916, Chica- 
 go. Address, R. A., Box 263, Sanger, Calif. 
 
 7145. EUGENE ROBERT RALL 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 11, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. A. Theodor and Pauline (Nieder- 
 eggcr) Rail. Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago. Triangle; C. E. Club; Capt., Univ. 
 Brig.; Brevet Capt., HI. Nat. Guard. Asst. 
 Engr., Const. Keokuk Bridge, 1915-16; Field 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 593 
 
 force, Chicago Union Sta. Co., Chicago. 1916; 
 Draftsman, Bridge Depl., I. C. R. R., Chicago, 
 1916-17; do., 1919 — . ist Inf., la. Nat. Guard; 
 ist Lt., Engrs. R. C, U. S. A., 1917; do., 7tli 
 U. S. Engrs., Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 191 7; 
 318th Engrs.. Vancouver Barracks, Wash., 
 igiS; Engr., Rejilacenient Troops, Camp Hum- 
 phreys, Belvoir, Va.; Capt., 12th Div., 2i2t]i 
 Engrs., Camp Dcvens, Mass., 1918; Mustered 
 out, Ja 13, 1919. Married Clara Louise Brink- 
 man, O 5, 1918, Chicago. Address, 4700 N. 
 Drake Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o L C. R. R., 
 Central Sta., do. 
 
 7146. TPIOMAS DAVID RANDALL 
 
 B. .S. in C. E.; b. My 2, 1891, Chicago; s. G. 
 
 W. Randall. Prepared in Lane Tech. IL S. 
 
 Chicago. Address, 4617 Beacon St., Chicago. 
 
 7147. JOHN HOLLY RAPP 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 13, 1892. Fairfield, 
 111.; s. John M. (b. D 24, 1864, lelTersonvillc, 
 111.) and Wilhelmine E. (Holly) Rapp (b. D 10. 
 1861, Middletown, O.). Prepared in Fairfield 
 H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Varsity Track; Stud. 
 LInion Council. Grad. work. Law, 1916-17. ist 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 2nd Lt., 342nd 
 Inf., 191 7; 3rd Army Corps Sch., A. E. F., 
 Frasce; 4th Div., Army of Occupation, Gcr. 
 Address, Fairfield, 111. 
 
 7148. WILLARD COLE RAPPLEYE 
 Physician; B. S. in Sc; b. F 11, l89'2, 
 Marinette, Wis.; s. Albert (b. 1870, do.) and 
 Elizabeth (Johnson) Rappleye (b. 1870, do.). 
 Prepared in Menominee (Mich.) H. S. ; David 
 W. Cheever Scholarship, Harvard Univ., 1914- 
 15; Francis Skinner Scholarship, do., 1915-16; 
 John Pearson Oliver Scholarship, do., 1916-17; 
 Mathew and Mary E. Bartlett Memorial .Scholar- 
 ship, do., 191 7-18; John Harvard Fellowship, 
 do., 191 5-1 8. M. ])., Harvard, 191 8. Lab Instr., 
 Comparative Anatomy, 191 5-1 7; Interne, Psycho- 
 pathic Hosp., 1916-17; Pathologist, Foxboro 
 St. Hosp., 1917-18; House Officer, Mass. Gen. 
 Hospital, 1918 — . Auth.: (with A. Forbes) The 
 Effect of Temperature Changes on Rhythm 
 in the Human Electromyogram, Am. Jour'. Physi- 
 ol., 191 7; A Study of the Kidney I'^unction in 
 Senility, Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1918; 
 A Note on Experimental Scurvy in the Guinea 
 Pig, do., 1918; The Blood Urea Nitrogen in 
 Catatonia, Jour, of Ne)*vous and Mental Dis- 
 eases; A Simple Application of the Volhard 
 Principle for doing Blood Plasma Chlorides, 
 Jour. Biol. Chcin.; The Kidney Function in 
 Hypertension, Arch, of Int. Med.; An Unde- 
 veloped Ojiportunity for the Study of Prog- 
 nosis in Chronic Diseases, Med. Record; The 
 Effect of Intravenous Diarsenol on Red Cell 
 Fragility, Blood Urea Nitrogen, Plasma 
 Chlorides and Kidney Function, Jour. I.ab & 
 Clinical Med.; Renal Efficiency in Nervous and 
 Mental Diseases Occurring after b'ifty, Jour. 
 Nervous and Mental IJiseases. Mem., Aljiha 
 Omega Alpha; JJoylston Med. Soc; Oliver 
 Wendell Holmes Med. Soc; Inominate Med. 
 Soc. Address, 215 Van Auken St., Menominee, 
 Mich.; bus. add., Mass. Gen. Hospital, Boston. 
 
 7149. GLENN RATCLIFF 
 Lawyer; LL. P..; b. Jl 7, 1889, Greenup, 111.; 
 s. Mrs. S. B. Ratcliff. Prepared in Greenup, 
 H. S. Acacia; Alpha Delta Sigma; Summer 
 mini, 1914; Final Honors. 24lh Co., Art., 
 Camp Gordon, Ga., 1917- — . Address, Greenup, 
 111. 
 
 7150. WH-LIAM OWEN RATHFON 
 
 (Brother of No. $37?) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Jl 23. 1893, 
 Valpariso, Ind.; s. Elmer Owen (b. Ind.) and 
 Minnie .Sue (Hatton) Rathfon (b. Steubenville, 
 O.). Prepared in I'.owen H. S., Chicago. Ceram. 
 Club. Grad. work. Chem., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1917; Engr., Chicago Fire Brick Co., Brazil, 
 
 Ind., 1915-16; Northwest. Terra Cotta Co., 
 Chicago, 1916-17; By Product Coke Corp., 
 Chicago, 1917 — . yVuth.: Burning Black Flashed 
 Brick, Brick and Clay Record, 191 5; Cutting 
 the Coal Bill in a Clay Plant, do. Mem., Am. 
 Ceram. Soc; A. C. S. ; Coke and Iron Mus. 
 Club. Address. 6415 Normal Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7151- BANKINN CHANDRA RAY 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. 1886, Banoripasa, India; s. S. 
 C. Ray. Prepared in Calcutta Univ. Cosmopoli- 
 tan Club. Address, Shantiniketav, Bolpur, Ben- 
 gal, India. t 
 
 7152- HUGH LIGHT RAY 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 21, 1884, High- 
 land Park, 111.; s. John Thompson (b. S 21, 
 1 85 1, Oregon, 111.) and Emily S. (Light) Ray 
 (b. Ag 18, 1861, do.). Prepared in Crane Man. 
 Tr. H. S., Chicago; Lewis Inst., 1901-3. Foot- 
 ball; Baseball; C;ipt., Varsity P.asketball," 1905-6. 
 Ath. Dir., Smith Acad., St. Louis, 1907-8; 
 Teacher, Mech. Drawing, Wendell Phillips H. 
 .S., Ciiicago, loog — . Sec. and Trcas., (Chicago 
 Pub. H. S. Ath. League. Married Charlotte 
 Johnson, O 10, 1908. Children: Charlotte J., b. 
 Jl 5, 1012; Hugh Light, Jr., b. O 10, 1913; 
 Edith Virginia, b. Mr 2, 1918. Address, 4842 
 Potomac Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7153. ALLAN BARNES RAYBURN 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agn; b. O 7, 1892, 
 
 Bloomington. 111.; s. Calvin (b. do.) and Jennie 
 (Buttaolph) Rayburn. Prepared in Bloomington 
 H. S. Plii Gamma Delta; Aljiha Gamma Rho; 
 Ma-wan-da; Mgr. Varsity h'ootball, 1914. Live 
 Stock Specialist, Dairy Exten. Deiit., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1915 — -. S. M. A., Austin, Tex.; 2nd 
 Lt., Air Service, Scott Field, Belleville, 111.; 
 do.. Love Field, Tex. Address, 1203 E. Grove 
 St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
 7154. WILLIAM THOMAS REACE 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 11, 1803, Vergie, Kan. 
 s. William Reace. Preiiared in Marseilles H. S. 
 E. E. Soc; A. I. E. E. ; E. E. Show. Married 
 Ruth Loughlin, Chicago. Address, 4145 N. Key- 
 stone Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7155. GRATIA JEWETT REED 
 Manager; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 2, 1891, 
 
 Warsaw, la.; d. D. W. Reed. Prepared in 
 Keokuk IT. S. Kajipa Kapjia Gamma; Omicron 
 Nu; Teacher, Spring Valley, 111., 1917; Mgr., 
 H. S. Liuichroom, Rockford, HI., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, Warsaw, 111.; bus. add., 522 Indian Ter- 
 race, Rockford, 111. 
 
 7156. CHARLES II. REHLING 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S i, 1890, 
 
 Waterloo, 111.; s. Fred C. (b. My 6, i866, Ilar- 
 risville, 111.) and Minnie (Susewind) Rchling 
 (h. S 17, 1864, St. Joseph, 111.). Prei)arcd 
 in Waterloo H. .S. Farm House; Alpha Zeta; 
 Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Wrestling 
 Team. I'arm Supt., Brookwater Farm, Ann 
 Arbor, Mich., 1915-16; Mgr., St. Hosp. Farm, 
 Pontiac, Wash., 1916-18; I'arm Adviser, Clin- 
 ton Co., 111., 1918 — . Married Olinda Ruch, 
 S 21, 191 5, Waterloo, 111. Child, Ch;irlcs 
 Conrad, b. F 11, 1917. Address, Breese, III. 
 
 7157. MOLLIE REID 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 24. 1884, Ozark, 
 111.; d. J. W. E. Reid (b. Ozark, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in So. 111. St. Norm. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, Ozark, 111. 
 
 7158. JULIA ELIZABETH RENNER 
 (THRELKELD) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5975) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 3, i8»3, Urbana; 
 d. E. II. Renner. Prepared in Urbana II. .S. 
 W. A. A. Married Clyde H. Threlkeld ('13), 
 Je 1915, San Francisco. Address, 635 Mission 
 St., .San Francisco. 
 
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 7159. GUY BENJAMIN RENO 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; LL. B., 1917; 
 b. Je 30, 1892, Browning, III.; s. Benjamin F. 
 (b. Ap 22, 1856, do.) and Emma (Workman) 
 Reno (b. Jl 5. 1869, do.). Prepared in Rush- 
 ville H. S.; Rushville Bus. Coll. Pi Kappa 
 Alpha; Phi Alpha Delta; Ionian; Daily Illini 
 Staff; Innes of the Court. Lawyer, Rockford, 
 111., 1917-18. Aviation Sect.. U. S. A., N. \V. 
 Univ.; 4th, O. T. C, Co. 3, Camp Zachary 
 Taylor, Ky., 1918 — . Mem., Rockford Univ. 
 Club, 1917. Address, Browning, 111. 
 
 7160. EDNA KERR RENTCHLER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. O i, 
 1888, Mt. Vernon, 111.; d. James Wilson (b. 
 O 22, 1856, do.) and Flora Douglas (Kerr) 
 Rentchler (b. Edinburgh, Scotland). Prepared 
 in Belleville H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1909- 
 12. Instr., Tp. H. S., Jerseyville, 111., 1915-17; 
 George Peabody Coll. for Teachers, Nashville, 
 1917 — . Mem., 111. St. Acad, of Sc. Address, 
 700 E. C. St., Belleville, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 Peabody Coll., Nashville, Tenn. 
 
 7161. CHELO JAMES JARED RHEA 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E.; b. D 31, 1892, 
 Joliet, 111.; s. G. W. Rhea. Prepared in Car- 
 thage H. S. Lambda Tau Rho; Alpha Epsilon 
 Phi; Jr. Pom. Com.; Chm., Sr. Invitation Com. 
 Cleveland Branch West. Elec. Co., Cleveland, 
 1916; B. F. Goodrich Co.. Chicago, 1918. R. O. 
 T. C. Sch.; Sergt., Camp Hancock, Ga. Address, 
 Jacksonville, 111.; bus. add., c/o B. F. Good- 
 rich Rubber Co., Chicago. 
 
 7162. LOUIS RIBBACK 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 22, 1892, Chicago; s. 
 J. M. Ribback. Prepared in Crane H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Mich. Agr. Coll. Zeta Beta Tau; Me- 
 norah Soc. Address, 1124 S. Richmond St., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 7163. DONALD BERT RICH 
 (Brother of No. 6513) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My s, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. Evert and Marie (Rheinbold) Rich. 
 Prepared in Calumet H. S., Chicago. Beta 
 Theta Pi. Q. M. Avia., 15th Regt., Great 
 Lakes, 111. Address, 10420 Prospect Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 7164. LENORE RICHARDS 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. N 14. 1892, 
 Lincoln, Neb.; d. Charles Russ (b. Mr 23, 
 1872, Clarkshill) and Alida Russell (Beardsley) 
 Richards (b. Ap 7, 1872, Lafayette, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Lincoln (Neb.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Neb., 1910-11. Delta Gamma; Phi Delta Psi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club; 
 Pres., Woman's League. Grad. Stud.. Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-16; Asst., Dom. Sc, Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll., 1916-18; Home Economics Dept., Univ. 
 of Minn., St. Paul, 1918 — . Address, 904 W. 
 Nevada St., Urbana; bus. add., c/o Univ. of 
 Minn., St. Paul. 
 
 7165. FRANK B. RICHARDSON, JR. 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 18, 1892; 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. F. B. Richardson. Pre- 
 pared in Chenoa H. S. Prin., H. S.. Cleve- 
 land, Okla., 1915. Address, Chenoa, Ill.t 
 
 7166. JUANITA RICHARDSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 18, 1893, 
 Oakland (^ity, Ind.; d. Sherman George (b. 
 Boonville, Ind.) and Mary Eva (McCoy) 
 Richardson (b. Richland, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Yeatman H. S., St. Louis. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Phi DeUa Psi; W. A. A. Teacher, and 
 Mgr., Lunch Room, H. S., Urbana, 1916-17; 
 do., and House Mother, Beacon Sch., Boston, 
 1917 — . Am. Home Econ. Assn.; Assn., Coll. 
 Alumnae. Address, 401 Beacon St., Boston; 
 bus. add., c/o Beacon Sch., do. 
 
 7167. GEORGE KERNS RICHMOND 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 20, 1892, Proph- 
 etstown. 111.; s. J. B. Richmond. Prepared in 
 Prophetstown 11. S.; Univ. of Wis. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Alpha Kappa Psi; Helmet. 2nd Lt., Q. M., 
 A. E. F., France. Address, Prophetstown, 111. 
 
 716S. DOROTHY SUE RINAKER 
 
 (ROMAN) 
 
 (Daughter of No. 520; Wife of No. 6524) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; d. John Irving, Jr. ('87), 
 
 (b. Carlinville, 111.) and Nell (Atwell) Rina- 
 
 ker (b. do.). Prepared ^n Springfield H. S. Chi 
 
 Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Omicron Nu; H. Sc. 
 
 Club; Illio Staff; Treas., Jr. Illinae. Teacher, 
 
 Tp. H. S., Harrisburg, 111., 1915-17; do., 
 
 Springfield. 111. Married Oscar Roman ('14), D 
 
 5, 1917, Omaha, Neb. Address, 1331 Noble 
 
 Ave., Springfield, 111. 
 
 7169. ROYAL WANE RITCHEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 23, 1890, Rush- 
 ville, 111.; s. Geneva Ritchey. Prepared in 
 Macomb H. S. Psi Delta; Adelphic Address, 
 Rushville, Ill.t 
 
 7170. NANNIE BAXTER RIVES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 31, 1888, 
 
 Carlinville, 111.; d. John (b. Ag 8. 1861, Rock- 
 bridge, 111.) and Virginia Alice (King) Baxter 
 (b. F 8, i860, Rolla, Mo.). Prepared in Green- 
 field H. S. W. A. A.; Basketball; Hockey; 
 Bowling. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., Summer, 
 1917. Teacher, Tp. H. S., Bellflower, 111., 
 1915-18; do., Sterling, 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 Rockbridge, 111.; bus. add., Bellflower, 111. 
 
 71 71. RUTH ROBBINS (BEARDSLEY) 
 (Sister of No. 4390) 
 
 In;structor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 22, 
 1894, Chicago; d. Simeon Volney (b. Ja 17, 
 1851, Otego, N. Y.) and Luella Josephine 
 (Haney) Robbins (b. S 6, 1856, Peoria). Pre- 
 pared in Lyons Tp. H. S., LaGrange. Chi 
 Omega; Alethenai; W. A. A.; Basketball; V. 
 P., Woman's League. Teacher, LaGrange, 111., 
 1915-16; do.. West Palm Beach, Pla., 1916-18; 
 Teacher (temporary) Alma Coll., Alma, Mich., 
 1918; Instr., Engl., do., 1918 — . Married James 
 E. Beardsley, Mr 30, 1918, Congress Park, 
 111. Address, 1445 W. State St., Rockford, 111.; 
 bus. add.. Alma Coll., Alma, Mich. 
 
 7172. HARRY BARRETT ROGERS 
 Sales Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 8, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. T. D. Rogers. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Beta Theta Pi; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Pres., Ath. Assn.; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. Advertiser, McGraw Publishing Co., 
 New York City. 1916; Berwyn, 111., 1917; 
 Sales Engr., Gorgon Engng. Co., N. Y. 
 Lt., Instr., F. A. Sch., A. E. F., France; Army 
 of Occupation. Address, 3235 Maple Ave., Ber- 
 wyn, 111. 
 
 7173. JOSEPH FRED ROMINE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 14, 1889, 
 Atwood, 111.; s. William Rice (b. Ja 26, 1864, 
 Tuscola, 111.) and Luella Cordelia (Wyeth) 
 Romine (b. F 9, 1864). Prepared in Atwood 
 H. S. Farmer, Tuscola, 111. Married Daisy 
 W. Nelson, Je i, 1915, Canton. 111. Children: 
 Harrison Edward, b. Ap 23, 1916; Billy Nelson, 
 b. Ja 31, 1918. Address, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 7174. LOUIS ROSSET 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 12, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. M. Rosset. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Elec. Engr., Le Mont, 
 111., 1916. Master Signal Electn., Co. B, 210th 
 Field Signal Bn., Camp Funston, Kan.; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 24, 1919. Address, 1248 N. Hoyne 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
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 7175- GEORGE BENJAMIN RUBY 
 
 (Brother of No. 591 1) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S 4, 1892, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. George Nelson (b. i860, Neb.) 
 and Julia Elizabeth (Randolph) Ruby (Ja 15, 
 1867, Aurora, 111.). Prepared in Yorkville H. 
 S. Beta Upsilon; Bushnell Guild; Prelim. 
 Honors; Univ. Band. Sales Engr., Water 
 works, Chicago, 1915-16; Research Chem. and 
 tech. man. Mineral Point Zinc Co., De Pue, 
 111., 1916-17; Jr. Gas Chem., Bur. of Mines, 
 War (ias Dept., Washington, D. C, 1917-18; 
 Lyman By Products Gas Producer Plant, Fair- 
 mont, W.' Va., 1919 — . ist Lt., Chem.. U. S. 
 A., 1918. Mem., Phi Lambda Upsilon. Address, 
 2554 Wisconsin Ave., N. W., Washington, D. 
 C; bus. add., Y. M. C. A., Fairmont, W. Va. 
 
 7176. ORLIE RUE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 14, 1891, 
 Douglas Co., 111.; s. Joseph A. (b. 1866, Cum- 
 berland Co., 111.) and Mary N. HVIatteson) Rue 
 (b. 1866, do.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. 
 Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; Ma- 
 wan-da; Varsity Football and Track. Engng. 
 Dept., Central, 111. Pub. Service Co., 191 5-16; 
 Power Engr., do., 1916-17. 159th Depot Brig., 
 Camp Taylor, Ky., 1917; 309th Field Signal 
 Bn., do.; S. O. T. C, Camp Morse, Tex., 
 1917; A E. F„ France, 1918 — . Address, 
 1217 Marshall Ave, Mattoon, 111. 
 
 7177. EARLE UNDERWOOD RUGG 
 Teacher; A. B., in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1917; 
 b. Mr 4, 1892, Fitchb'urg, Mass.; s. E. F. 
 Rugg. Prepared in Fitchburg (Mass.) H. S. A. 
 M., Columbia, 1917. Psi Delta; Kappa Delta 
 Pii; Adelphic. Clerk, Lib., Univ. of 111., 1916; 
 Teacher, H. S., Monmouth, 111., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Fitchburg, Mass.; bus. add., Monmouth, 
 Ill.t 
 
 7178. MAX RUKIN 
 Restaurant Mgr. ; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 My IS, 1888, Minsk, Russia; s. Issack Avrukin 
 (b. do.) and Mary (Zuckerman) Rukin (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Man. Tr. H. S., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Ry. Club; Intercollegiate 
 Socialist Assn.; Bus. Mgr., Technograt^h. Mgr., 
 Child's Restaurants. New York City, 1915-16; 
 do., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1916-17. Sergt., Mil. 
 Police, Co. B, Camp Sherman, O. ; do., 308 M 
 P., A. P. O. 762, A. E. F., France. Address, 
 1847 Manning Road, Cleveland. 
 
 7179. DON CAMERON RUNDLES 
 (Brother of Nos. 5914, 7180, 7915, 8720) 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ag 2, 1878, Ft. Wayne, 
 
 Ind.; s. John J. (b. 1846, Huntertown, Ind.) 
 and Mary C. (McComb) Bundles (b. S 11, 
 1857, do.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Ad- 
 dress, Huntertown, Ind. 
 
 7180. JOHN CLINTON RUNDLES 
 (Brother of Nos. 5914, 7179, 7915, 8720) 
 
 Asst., U. S. Dept. of Agr.; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. My 28, 1881, Huntertown, Ind.; s. John J. 
 (b. 1846, do.) and Mary C. (McComb) Run- 
 dies (b. S II, 1857, do.). Prepared in Earl- 
 ham Coll. Agr. Club; Ionian. Teacher, In 
 Charge of Farm Schs., Bur., of Educ, P. I., 
 1911-13; Instr., Agronomy, Univ. of P. I., 
 I9I3-I5I Scientific Asst., Office Farm Mgmt., 
 Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 191 5 — . 
 Auth. : Rice Judging and Study, Philippine Agr. 
 and Forester, Vol. 3, 1915; Studies in Rice, 
 and Studies in Botany, Philippine Jour, of Sc; 
 A Method of Calculating Econ. Balanced Ra- 
 tions, U. S. Dept. Bui.. 1918; A Profit Sharing 
 Plan of ManagLng Corn Belt Hog Farms. 
 Married Dorothy Alice, S 9. 1909, Huntertown, 
 Ind. Address, 701 E St., N. E., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 7181. IRA LEON RUSH 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 15, i8go 
 Bushnell, 111.; s. John T. (b. Jl 15, 1842, O.) 
 and Ida Mae (Aten) Rush (b. My 10, i86i). 
 Prepared in Minot (N. Dak.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Minn., 1910-11. Beta Upsilon. Varsity Base- 
 ball, 1912-15; Arch., Minot, N. Dak., 1915 — . 
 Proving Grounds, Camp Perry; do., Port Clin- 
 ton, O., 1918. V. P., mini Club, 1914-15. Mar- 
 ried Eula Margaret Brooks, S 11, 1917, Ur- 
 bana. Child, Dorothy Joan, b. S 30, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Box loi, Minot, N. Dak. 
 
 7182. FRANCES MARIE RUTENBER 
 
 (LESLIE) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 17, 1893, Tolono, 111.; 
 d. Ernest Delbert (b. F 19. 1868, Palmyra, 
 Wis.) and Esther Abigail (Keach) Rutenber 
 (b. My 19, 1869, Sadorus, 111.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Alpha Oraicron Pi; Omicron 
 Nu; Phi Delta Psi; Athenean; H. Sc. Club; 
 Geneva Club. Perm. Class Sec; Y. W. C. A. 
 Cabinet; Cap and Gown Com.; Sr. Memorial 
 Com. Mem., M. E. Church. Married Rev. 
 Wm. R. Leslie, Ag 17. 19 18, Champaign, 111. 
 Address. Box 97, Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 7183. ROWLAND WILLIAM RUTH 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 31, i8go, 
 
 Aurora, 111.; s. John Clinton and Lyllia (Yost) 
 Ruth. Prepared in W. Aurora H. S.; Beloit 
 Coll., 1909-10. Phi Kappa Psi. A. S. M. E. 
 Draftsman and Sales Engr., Am. Well Works, 
 Aurora. 111. Chief Storekeeper, U. S. N.; Chief 
 Petty Officer, U. S. N. R. F., Washington, D. 
 C, 1918-19. Mustered out, Ja 23, 1919. 
 Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address, 256 N. Lake 
 St., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., 453 First National 
 Bank Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 7184. EUGENIA ELIZABETH RUTHER- 
 FORD) 
 
 (Sister of No. 8724) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 29, 1892, New- 
 man, 111.; d. Dr. Cyrus (b. Ag 14, 1850, Oak- 
 land, 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Mclntyre) 
 Rutherford (b. Mr 10, 1853, Middlesex Co., 
 Ont., Can.- Prepared in Newman Tp. H. S. 
 M. A., Columbia Univ.; Certificate, Sch. of 
 English Folk Song and Dance, New York City, 
 191 8. Kappa Kappa Gamma; W. A. A., 191 1- 
 14; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 1911-12. Address, 
 Newman, 111. 
 
 7185. HENRY WHITE RYTHER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je, 1890, 
 Chicago; s. G. A. Ryther. Prepared in Lewis 
 Inst. Mech. Engr., Armour & Co., 1915. ist 
 Class Master Engr., Co. D, 32nd Engrs., A. 
 E, F., France. Address, 6606 Yale Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 7186. IRA CARL SAILOR 
 Cattle Breeder; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 21, 
 1886, Pine Village. Ind.; s. Jacob Calvin (b. 
 N 12, i860) and Flora Belle (Hickman) Sailor 
 (b. N 5, 1865). Prepared in Cissna Park H. 
 S.; Eureka Coll. Agr. Club. Breeder, Pedi- 
 greed Shorthorn Cattle. Married Lillian 
 Stoller, D 25, 1915, Cissna Park, 111. Child, 
 Arcelia, b. D 11, 1916. Address, Cissna Park, 
 111. 
 
 7187. GEORGE WASHINGTON SALIS- 
 BURY 
 
 Prin., H. S.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 17, 1888, 
 Astoria, 111.; s. William (b. Je 11, 1841, Ful- 
 ton Co., 111.) and Angeline (Stephens) Salis- 
 bury (b. My 5, 1849, do.). Prepared in West. 
 111. St. Norm.. 1906-12. Agr. Club; Y. M. C. 
 A. Cabinet. Teacher, Agr. and Man. Tr., Atch- 
 ison Co. H. S., Atchison, Kan., 1915-17; Prin., 
 do., 1917 — . Pres., Atchison Co., Teacher's 
 Assn., 1916-17; Mem., Presby. Church; A. F. 
 A. M.; O. E. S. loth Co., 164th Depot Brig., 
 Trade Test Division, Camp Funston, Kan.; 5th 
 
596 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 UqiS 
 
 Co., 5th Bn. Inf., C. O. T. S., Camp Pike, Ark. 
 Married Lois E. Marsh, Je 12, 1918, Topeka, 
 Kan. Address, Effingham, Kan.; bus. add., 
 Atchison Co. H. S., Atchison, Kan. 
 
 7188. RAPHAEL ADELFORD SAMUEL- 
 SON 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 6, 1&92, Elgin, III.; s. 
 G. A. Samuelson. Prepared in Elgin H. S. 
 E. E. Soc. Address, 466 Stella St., Elgin, Ill.t 
 
 7189. Q. NATHAN SAPERSTON 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 26, 1892, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Joseph and Anna (Goldberg) 
 Saperston. Prepared in St. Charles H. S. 
 Substa. Operator, Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 Chicago; Engng. power supvr. ; Telephone Cen- 
 tral Office, West. Elec. Co., do. Mem., A. I. 
 E. E., 1917. Address, Room 713, 463 West 
 St., New York City. 
 
 7190. MARIE SAVAGE (HOWARD) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 23, 1894, Dana, 
 Ind. ; d. Emma Savage. Prepared in Clinton 
 H. S. Prelim. Honors. Teacher, Areola, 111., 
 1916. Married George S. Howard, N, 19:7. 
 Address, Manitou, Colo.t 
 
 7191. HENRY GREELEY SAWYER 
 (Brother of No. 48*7) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. My 14, 1891, 
 Monmouth, 111.; s. William A. (b. S 23, 1858, 
 Kendalville, Ind.) and Louise A. (Pillsbury) 
 Sawyer (b. Je 5. 1861, Henry Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Monmouth H. S. ; Monmouth Coll., 
 1910-12. Chem., Inland Steel Co., Indiana 
 Harbor, Ind., 1915-16: do.. Am. Zinc Co., 
 Hillsboro, 111., 1916. Pvt., Med. Dept., Camp 
 Dodge, la., 1917-18; Govt. Insp., Scullin Steel 
 Co., do. 1st Class Pvt., Ord. Dept., St. Louis, 
 1918; Med. Dept., Camp Dodge, la., 1917-18; 
 Gov. Lab., Sullin Steel Co., St. Louis, 1918; 
 Ord., O. T. S., Erie Proving Grounds, 1918- 
 19; Mustered out, F 4, igig. Address, 115 
 South B St., Monmouth, 111. 
 
 7192. HYMAN SCHETNITZ 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 3. 1892, Chicago; 
 s. Louis Schetnitz. Prepared in M. F. Tuley 
 H. S. Cml. Club; Treas., Le Cercle Frangais. 
 Address, 1332 N. Maplewood Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7193. PHILIP GEORGE SCHIESSWOIIL 
 
 (Brother of No. 7930) 
 Real Est.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 12, 
 1893, Chicago; s. P. P. Schiessvvohl. Prepared 
 in Mercersburg Acad. Chi Phi; Alpha Kappa 
 Psi; V. P., Cml. Club; Homecoming Com. 2nd 
 Lt., Inf., 1918; do., A. E. F., France. Address, 
 3651 Pine Grove Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7194. DANIEL CHARLES SCHNEIDER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 26, 1888, 
 
 Edwardsville, 111.; s. W. T. Schneider. Pre- 
 pared in Nokomis H. S. Sr. Smoker Com. 
 With Jones Foundry & Machine Co., Chicago, 
 1916—. Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address, No- 
 komis, 111.; bus. add., c/o Jones Foundry 
 Machine Co., Chicago. t 
 
 7195. EUGENE SCHOBINGER 
 San. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. Ja 
 19, 1892, Chicago; s. John J. (b. My 1, 1846, 
 Switzerland) and Emily (Hildebrand) Scho- 
 binger (b. F 15, 1S60, do.). Prepared in Har- 
 vard Sch. for boys, Chicago. Delta Kappa Ep- 
 silon; Ma-wan-da; Varsity Football; Track; 
 Water polo. Salesman, Ogilvie & Heanage, 
 191S-17. ist Lt., R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan. 
 1917; Camp Grant Hdqtrs., 183d Brig.; A. E. 
 F., France. Mem., Illini Club; Ath. Assn. 
 Address, 920 E. 44th St., Chicago. 
 
 7196. *KATHERINE SCHOEPPERLE 
 (BEYER) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1916: b. Jl 14, 
 1886, Oil City, Pa.; d. Vinzens (b. Rothen- 
 back, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Klein) Schoepperle 
 (b. East Brady, Pa.). Prepared in Oil Citv 
 (Pa.) H. S.; Wellesley Coll., 1904-06; Radcliff 
 (Toll., 1906-07; Univ. of Munich; Univ. of Got- 
 tinger, 1907-08; Fellowship, Hist., 1915-17; 
 Grad. Stud., 1917-18. Confidential Asst., War 
 Trade Intelligence Bur., Washington, D. C, 
 1918. Married Otto Sternoff Beyer, Jr., Ag 
 27, 1917, Hamburg, N. Y. Died O 16, 1918, 
 Fieldcrest Farm, Hamburg, N. Y. 
 
 7197- EDITH CAROLINE SCHROEDER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 31, 1888, 
 Chester, 111.; s. Herman Schroeder. Prepared 
 in Chester H. S.; Carbondale St. Norm. Ad- 
 dress, Chester, Ill.f 
 
 7198. RUDOLPH WESTER SCHUCKER 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 26, 1888, 
 Lancaster, 111.; s. A. Schucker. Prepared in 
 Mt. Carmel H. S. Address, 326 E. 11th St., 
 Mt. Carmel, Ill.t 
 
 7199. EDWARD ALBERT SCH WING 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 30, 1893, Bish- 
 weiller, Ger.; s. Mrs. L. L. Schwing. Prepared 
 in Peoria li. S. Grad. Stud. Hort., Univ. of 
 111., 1915-16. Asst., Plant Breeding, Agr. Exp. 
 Stat., LIniv. of 111., 1915-16; Teacher, Ven- 
 tura, Calif., 1917 — . Address, Ventura, Calif. t 
 
 7200. MILDRED ALICE SCROGGIN 
 (FOSTER) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 2, 1893, Mt. Pu- 
 laski, 111.; d. Thomas Arthur (b. O 17, 1867, 
 do.) and Anna Maria (W^eisenberger) Scrog- 
 gin (b. D 22, 1871, Alexander, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mt. Pulaski H. S. B. L., Lindenwood Coll., 
 St. Charles, Mo., 1915. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Married Richard Baxter Foster, O 25, 1916, Mt. 
 Pulaski, III. Children: Mary Alice and Marv 
 Catherine, b. Ap 18, 1918. Address, 9201 S. 
 Winchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7201. KATHERINE SEAMAN (BLAKES- 
 
 LEE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4557) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 7, 1889, St. Joseph, 
 
 Mo.; d. Cliarles Herbert (b. D 23, 1850, McCon- 
 
 nellsville, O.) and Kate (Porter) Seaman (b. 
 
 Mr 6. 1853). Prepared in Oak Park H. S. 
 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Yo Ma; Fresh. Honors; 
 
 Mem., Sr. Council. Married Elmer Frederick 
 
 Blakeslee ('11), D 29. 191S, Oak Park, 111. 
 
 Child, Katherine Jean, b. Mr 2, 1918. Address, 
 
 138 Clinton Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 7202. NATHAN COOK SEIDENBURG 
 Reporter; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. My 27, 
 
 1891, Peoria; s. David Seidenburg. Prepared 
 in Peoria H. S. Zeta Beta Tau; Sigma Delta 
 Chi; Ma-wan-da; Law Club; Ben Franklin 
 Club; Ed., Daily Illini; Illio Staff. Prelim. 
 Honors. Reporter, Peoria Star; in law office 
 of Jack, Irwin & Jack. Peoria, 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1005 Jefferson Bldg., Peoria. 
 
 7203. BEULAH ELIZABETH SELSAM 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 25, 1880; 
 
 d. James Sylvester (b. Jl 29, 1848) and Eliza- 
 beth Eleanor (Cloggett) Selsam (b. Ag 10, 
 1850). Prepared in Hagerstown (Md.) H. S. 
 and Md. St. Norm., 1896-99. Teacher, II. S., 
 Champaign. 1915-17; do., Oak Park, 111., 
 1917 — . Address, 11 20 Ontario St., Oak Park, 
 111. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 597 
 
 7304. GEORGE FREEMAN SENNEFF 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ta 7, 1891, Fair 
 Haven, 111. ; s. John Senneff. Prepared in 
 Sterling Tp. H. S. Chi Phi; Tribe of Illini; 
 Sterling Club; Fresh. Varsity Football. 
 Teacher, H. S., Taylorville, 111., 1916. 2nd 
 Lt., Inf., 1918 — . Address, Taylorville, Ill.t 
 
 7205. ERNEST WILFORD SEYSTER 
 (Brother of No. 5936) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 191 7; 
 b. My 8, 1892, Kempton, 111.; s. J. E. (b. 1850) 
 and Isabelle M. (Clayton) Seyster (b. D 22, 
 1855). Prepared in Kempton H. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. Acanthus; Cosmopolitan Club; Sigma Xi. 
 Teacher, H. S., Aurora, Minn, ist Bn., 4th 
 O. T. S., Camp Dodge. la., 1917; Bn. 14, 
 R. O. T. C., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 1918 — . 
 Address, 103 E. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 7206. ELLIS MARSH SHAW 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 26, 1891, 
 
 Rockford, 111.; s. Ward J. (b. do.) and Lizzie 
 (Marsh) Shaw. Prepared in Rockford H. S. 
 Triangle; Scarab. Engr. Corps, Pa. Lines, Chi- 
 cago, 1915-16; Asst. City Engineer, Rockford, 
 111., 1916-17. Engr. LI. S. R., Gas Service, 
 A. E. F., France, 191 7 — . Address, 622 N. 3d 
 St., Rockford, 111. 
 
 7207. *CARL LEE SHERMAN 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 21, 1889, Sandoval, 111.; 
 s. Henry Lee (b. Je 12, 1855, Musses Bottom, 
 W. Va.) and Nellie Weeden Sherman (b. Ja 9, 
 i860, Fairman, 111.). Prepared in Sandoval H. 
 S., Univ. Acad. C. E. Club; Mgr. Class Foot- 
 ball; Chm. Jr. Smoker Com.; Prelim. Honors; 
 Leader, Hobo Band. Instr., Penn St. Coll., 
 1915-16; Civil Service work. New York City, 
 1916; Insp., Underwriter's Bur., New York 
 City, 1916-17. 2nd Lt., Artillery, U. S. A., 
 1917. Killed in action, France, Jl 18, 1918. 
 
 7208. JOHN P. SHIELDS 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. O 9, 1891, Washington, 
 la.; s. R. W. Shields. Prepared in Washing- 
 ton (la.) H. S. Scarab. 2nd Lt., 14th Regt., 
 F. A. R. D., Camp Jackson, S. C; Mustered 
 out, D 7, 1918. Address, 819 N. Iowa Ave., 
 Washington, la.; bus. add.. Room 30, Park 
 Row Bldg., New York City. 
 
 7209. WALTER SCOTT SHIVELY 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 25, 1892, 
 Fremont, O. ; s. L. S. Shively. Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. 
 With Howe Scales Co., Chicago, 1916; with 
 Mead-Morrison Mfg. Co., 1917. Address, 6631 
 Marshfield Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7210. TURRILL DEAN SHONTS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 12, 1892, Burling- 
 ton, la. ; s. W. H. Shonts. Prepared in South 
 Bend (Ind.) H. S. Sigma Nu; Alpha Epsilon 
 Phi; Ry. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Ed., 
 What's what at Illinois. Address, 9029 Ex- 
 change Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 72 11. CHARLES HARMON SHOOK 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 2, 1886, 
 
 Sulphur City, Ark.; s. Charles Alexander and 
 Ida (Holleman) Shook. Prepared in Univ. 
 of Ark. Supt. Const., Albert Kahn, Detroit, 
 Mich.; do., Wilbur Wright & Payne Fields. 
 2d Lt, S. R. C. A. S. ist Lt., A. S. A., Kelly 
 Field, Tex.; Mustered out, Mr 7 1919. Address, 
 1425 Locust St., Muskogee, C)kla.; bus. add., 
 loth Floor, Marquette Bldg., Detroit. 
 
 7212. CHARLES WHEELER SHOOK 
 Real Est. Bus.; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Jl 
 
 16, 1893, North Vernon, Ind.; s. Robert Hard- 
 ing (b. O 9, 1862. Osgood, Ind.) and Helen 
 Charles (Wheeler) Shook (b. Ap 3. 1863, do.). 
 Prepared in Lafayette (Ind.) H. S.; Purdue 
 
 Univ., 1911-13. Phi Kappa Sigma. Real Est. 
 Bus., Lafayette, Ind., 1915-17. Purdue Ambu- 
 lance Unit, 191 7; 3d O. T. S. Camp Meade, 
 Md., 1917-18; 2d Lt., H. A., Camp Lee, Va., 
 1 918; Mustered out, D 4. 1918. Address, 318 
 Waldron St., W. Lafayette, Ind.; btis. add.. 
 Trust Bldg., Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 7213. ARTHUR ROBERT SIEBENS 
 (Brother of G606) 
 Secretary; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 27, 1890, 
 Minonk, 111.; s. K. G. Siebens. Prepared in 
 Minonk H. S. Adelphic; Agr. Club; Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet; Varsity Football; Ed. ///. Agr. 
 Council Y. M. C. A. Sec, Marshall Co., la.; 
 191 5-16; Visiting Ger. prison Camps for Y. M. 
 C. A., 1916-17; worked for Internes, Denmark, 
 Switzerland, France, 19 17-18; Sec, War 
 Prisoner's aid, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1918- 
 19; St. Sec, County Y. M. C. A. Work, Ga., 
 1919 — . Married Irene Westphal, D 5, 1917, 
 Lausanne, Switzerland. Address, Minonk, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1602 Candler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 7214. ISAAC SIEGEL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 1888, Russia; s. David 
 Siegel. Prepared in N. W. Univ.; Univ. of 
 Wis. Address, 1617 Polk St., Chicago. t 
 
 7215. JOHN MEAD SILKMAN 
 Assayer; B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ap 7, 1892, 
 Baltimore; s. Edward Jennings and Mary 
 (Hanna) SilkmBn. Prepared in Baltimore 
 City Coll. Chi Phi; Sigma Tau; Ku Klux; 
 Theta Nu Epsilon. Varsity Football; Varsity 
 Base Ball; Soph. Cotillion Com.; Jr. Prom. 
 Com. Assayer, Chino Copper Co.; Hurley N. 
 M. 1915-16; Mgr.; New Mex. Lead Co., Tula- 
 rosa, N. M., 1916; Assayer, Ray-Con Copper 
 Co., Hayden, Ariz. 1916-17. Tr. Camp, Pre- 
 sidio, San Francisco, 1917; Ft. Scott, Calif. 
 2d Lt. C. A. R. C; ist Lt. Ft. MacArthur. 
 Calif.; do.. C. A. C, A. P. O., 733, A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Address, 60s Reservoir St., 
 Baltimore. 
 
 7216. WALTER HENRY SIMON 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 10, 1892, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. John F. (b. Mr 5, 1865, Coats- 
 burg, 111.) and Emma (Neikamp) Simon (b. F 
 1868, Fowler. 111.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 V. P., Arch. Club; Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. 
 Arch. Quincy, 111., 1915; Hutchinson, Kan., 
 1916; El Dorado, Kan., 1917 — . Married Clara 
 J. Loos, S 20, 1916, Quincy, 111. Child, Wal- 
 ter H., Jr., b. Mr 5, 1918. Address, Box 7, 
 El Dorado, Kan. 
 
 7217. CLARENCE EDGAR SIMS 
 (Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Jl 1, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Richard Sims. Prepared in Crane H. 
 S. Chicago. Grad. Stud., Utah St. Norm. Sch. 
 of Mines, Salt Lake City, 1915. Chem. Club; 
 Gym. Team; Class Swimming. Research in 
 Metallurgy, Mich. Electrochem. Co. Menominee, 
 Mich. 1917 — . Address, 426 N. Western Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., c/o Mich. Electrochemical 
 Co., Menominee, Mich.t 
 
 7218. HARVEY FRANK SKADDEN 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 6, 1890, Mason 
 City, 111.; s. E. W. Skadden. Prepared in Dan- 
 ville H. S. 2nd Lt., C. A. C, Ft. Monroe, Va. 
 Address, 206 Dale Bldg., Danville, Ill.f 
 
 7219. MAYNARD ELMER SLATER 
 Chemist; B. S. in A^r. ; b. Je 13, 1889, Bel- 
 videre, 111.; s. Elmer Ellsworth (b. Ag 27, 1861, 
 do.) and Anna Elizabeth (Voorhis) Slater (b. 
 Je 28, 1863, do.). Prepared in Belvidere H. S. 
 Acanthus; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Sigma Xi; Prelim., Final, and Special Honors; 
 Lt. and Capt., Univ. Brig. Biol. Grad. Stud., 
 An. Nutrition, LTniv. of 111., 1915-17; Chem., 
 Parke Davis & Co., Detroit, 1917. Food Div- 
 ision, San. Corps, _ N. A., 1917 — . Address, 210 
 Gilman St., Belvidere, 111. 
 
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 7220. ELIZABETH MORREE SMITH 
 
 (MATTSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5303) 
 
 B. Mus. ; b. Ag 19, 1892, Little Rock, Ark.; 
 
 d. A. D. Smith. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 
 Bethany Circle; Le Cercle Frangais. Married 
 
 Earl N. Mattson ('12), Je 30, 1915. Urbana. 
 
 Child, J. Edward, b. N 13, 1917- Address, iss.S 
 
 N. 24th St., Birmingham, Ala.t 
 
 7221. GEORGE WALTER SMITH 
 Supt., Motor Co.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Je 2, 
 1889, Wichita, Kan.; s. George Washington 
 (b. 1856, Marion, O.) and Mary Ellen (New- 
 burn) Smith (b. 1866, Roseville, 111.). Prepared 
 in Wilbur (Neb.) H. S.; Univ. of Neb. Drafts- 
 man, J. G. Cordnor, Arch., Lincoln, Neb., S 
 1 91 5; "Asst. Supt., Ford Assembly Plant, Oma- 
 ha, Neb., 191 5; Engr. and Supt. of Const., 
 Ford Assembly Plant. Omaha, Neb., 1915-16; 
 Supt., Const. Ford Motor Co., Power Plant, 
 Kansas City, Mo., :9i6-i7; Supt. Court House, 
 Lake Andes, S. Dak., 1917-18; Supt. Const., 
 T. S. Martin Co. Dept. Store, Sioux City, la.. 
 1918. Sergt., Neb. Nat. Guard. Auth. : Arti- 
 cles, Engng. Record. Mem.. Engrs. Club, Sioux 
 City, la. Married Stella Grace Renfro, Ap 6, 
 1916. Child, Laurella Madge, b. Ja 9, I9i7- 
 Address, 1224 2Sth St., Sioux City, la.; bus. 
 add., 420 Court St., do. 
 
 7222. GLADYS MAY SMITH 
 
 (ANDERSON) 
 (Wife of No. 6049) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 10, 1892, Cham- 
 paign, 111.; d. Thomas Eben (b. Ja 13, 1862, 
 Armstrong, 111.) and Amanda (Gipson) Smith 
 (b. O 7. 1862, Hidalgo, 111.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Bethany Circle; W. A. A.; Class 
 Basketball; Hockey. Teacher, Champaign, 1915- 
 17 Married Capt. John Henning Anderson 
 ('14), Je 26, 1917, Pittsburgh. Address, 14808 
 Clifton Blvd., Lakewood, O. 
 
 7223. PAUL MILLER SMITH 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 20, 1890, Lincoln, 111.; 
 s L. E. Smith. Prepared in Lincoln H. S. 
 Agr Club; Class Baseball; Sr. Smoker Com. 
 Teacher. H. S.. Champaign, 1917- Married 
 Lydia Mae Irwin, Ag 29, 1916, Beason, 111. 
 Child, Paul Miller, Jr., b. Je 11, 1917- Ad- 
 dress. Bushnell, Neb.t 
 
 7224. STEWART TRACY SMITH 
 (Husband of No. 5302) 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 11, 1891. 
 Rose Hill, la.; s. James M. Smith. Prepared 
 in Highland Park Coll.; Univ. Acad. Tau 
 Beta Pi. Carpenter, Bridgeport, Conn., 1915- 
 16; Draftsman, do., 1916; Arch. Engr New 
 York City, 1916—. Auth.: Large Apple Storage 
 Warehouse, Ice and Refrigerator, Vol. 54- Mr 
 1918 Married Charlotte Mae Mattoon ( 12), 
 Jl 12, 1912, Champaign (died Ap b, 1919)- 
 Children: Vera Ruth. b. Mr 14, 1916 (died 
 Ap 9, 1917); Leslie Stewart, b. Ag 23, 1917- 
 Address, 2155 Mohegan Ave., New York City. 
 
 722s. ELIZABETH ELLICE SMOOT 
 
 B. Mus.; b. N 10. 1 89 1, Fithian, 111.; d. Ly San- 
 der (b D 27, 1835, Coshocton, Co., O.) and 
 Ann Eliza (Randall) Smoot (b. Ag 2. 1853. 
 Danvers, 111.). Prepared in Fithian H. S. ; 
 Univ Acad.; Mu Kappa Alpha. Elementary 
 Supt. Oakwood Tp. Sunday Sch. Address, 
 Fithian, 111. 
 
 7226. HELEN CARPENTER SNOOK 
 (HAWKES) 
 (Sister of No. 7227) 
 Teacher; B. Mus.; b. Mr 13. 1889, Allerton, 
 la.; d. Ernest McCune (b. Jl 1. i8s9, Fair- 
 field, la.) and Mary (Carpenter) Snook (b, Ag 
 30, i860, Warsaw, Ind.). Prepared in Okla. 
 
 St. Prep. Sch.; Parsons Coll., Fairfield, la., 
 1906-08; Oberlin Conservatory 1908-10. Pres. 
 Gregorian. Teacher of Mus. and Dir. Com- 
 munity Chorus, Princeville, 111., 1915 — . Mar- 
 ried Dr. Arthur John Hawkes, Ag 23, 1916, 
 Princeville, 111. Address, Princeville, 111. 
 
 7227. JOHN DONALD SNOOK 
 (Brother of No. 7226) 
 
 Asst. Supt.; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Ja 12, 
 1 89 1, Menlo. la.; s. Ernest McCune (b. Jl i, 
 1859, Fairfield, la.) and Mary (Carpenter) 
 Snook (b. Ag 30, .i860, Warsaw, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Prep. Sch., Tonkawa, Okla.; 
 Parsons Coll., Fairfield, la., 1906-08. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Chem., 
 Clinchfield Products Corp., Johnson City, 
 Tenn., 1916; Chief Chem., do., 1917. Asst. 
 Supt., do., 1 91 8 — . Mem. Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Mary Park White, Je 12, 1917, Johnson 
 City, Tenn. Address, 200 Pine St., Johnson 
 City, Tenn.; bus. add., Clinchfield Products 
 Corp., do. 
 
 7228. VICTOR EDWIN SPENCER 
 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 17, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; s. C. V. Spencer. Prepared in Lock- 
 port H. S. Gamma .-\lpha. Teacher, Rossville 
 Tp. H. S., 1916. Farmer, Thompson, 111., 1917; 
 Asst., U. of 111., 1919—. 3d R. O. T. C, Camp 
 Grant, Rockford, 111., 1918. 2nd Lt., Inf., 
 Camp Pike; do., 338th Inf., 97th Div., Camp 
 Shelby, Miss.; Mustered out, D i, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, c/o C. V. Spencer, Lockport, 111. 
 
 7229. WILLIAM W. STAPLER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 11, 1889, 
 Wilmington, Del.; s. William W. (b. D 29, 
 1840, do.) and Emma (Amole) Stapler (b. Je 
 14, 1849, Chester Co., Pa.). Prepared in Wil- 
 mington H. S.; Univ. of Pa., 1911-14. Ana- 
 lytical Chem., E. I. du Pont de Nemours Pow- 
 der Co., Wilmington, Del., 1915-16; Research 
 Chem. and Engr.. 1916 — . Address, 211 W. 
 7th St., Wilmington, Del. 
 
 7230. SELDEN LEWIS STEBBINS 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 16, 1890, 
 Topeka, Kan.; s. L. A. Stebbins. Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 V. P., Motorcycle Club; Class Baseball; Class 
 Treas.; Golf (Jlub; V. P., E. E. Soc; Pres., 
 Christian Sc. Soc. Address, Olena, Ark.t 
 
 7231. WILLIAM JOHN STEINBREDER 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 25, 
 1888, St. Louis; s. William Steinbreder. Pre- 
 pared in St. Louis Man. Tr. Sch. Asst. Supt. 
 Consolidated Press Co., Hastings, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, 2254 Red Bud Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., 
 Hastings, Mich.t 
 
 7232. FERDINAND HENRY STEINMETZ 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 19, 18S6, 
 Edwardsville, 111.: s. John H. (b. N 1849, Ost 
 Friesland Amt, Wittmund, Zetel, Ger.) and 
 Sophia M. (Krome) Steinmetz (b. Ja 4, 1850, 
 Hanover Ger.). Prepared in East. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1908-13. Alpha Zeta; V. P., Agr. 
 Club; Der Deutsche Verein. Instr., Farm Crops 
 Dept. Minn. Agr. Coll. Married Helen Mar- 
 garet Home, Ag 2, 1916, Bellefontaine, O. 
 Child, Margaret Olive, b. My 25, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 2362 Bourne Ave., St. Paul. 
 
 7233. HERBERT A. STEINMEYER 
 Grocer; A. B. in Bus. Adm.; b. Ag 11, 1891, 
 St. Louis; s. August (b. do.) and Lillie (Niese) 
 Steinmeyer (b. do.). Prepared in McKinley 
 H. S.. St. Louis. Kaiipa Sigma; Show Mez 
 Club; Class Baseball; Football: Track. Clerk, 
 Niese Wholesale Grocery Co.. St. Louis, 1916; 
 V P., do., 1918 — . Married Mina Rowland, N 
 21, 1916, Olney, 111. Child. Jake, b. Ag 29, 
 1917 (died do.). Address, 4166 Russell Ave., 
 St. Louis. 
 
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 7234. BERT LUDENS STERNBERG 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ag 24, 1892, Ful- 
 ton, 111.; s. David Sternberg. Prepared in Ful- 
 ton II. S. Agr. Club; Class Baseball. Ad- 
 dress, Fulton, 111. 
 
 723s. VERNON THOMPSON STEVENS 
 (Son of No. 410; Brother of No. 8784) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; LL. B., 1917; 
 b. O 3, 1892, Chicago; s. Hubert Allen ('84), 
 (b. do.) and Harriett Bell (Thompson) Stev- 
 ens (b. Urbana). Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S.; 
 Culver Mil. Acad. Delta Sigma Rho; Adelphic; 
 Debating Team. Sergt., U. S. A., Q. M. C, 
 Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich., 1917; do., 
 Newport News, Va., 191 8 — . Composer: We're 
 Custer's Soldier Boys; Illinois We Love You; 
 For Good Old Illinois; Let's Go Illinois; The 
 Good (31d Songs They Sing at Illinois. Ad- 
 dress, Corpus Christie, Tex. 
 
 7236. EARLE HENRY STEWART 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 6. 1891, 
 Evansville, Ind.; s. J. E. Stewart. Prepared 
 in McKinley H. S., St. Louis. Sigma Tau. 
 Instr., Mich. Agr. Coll. East Lansing, Mich., 
 1916. Address, 385 Forest St., East Lansing, 
 Mich.; bus. add., Mich. Agr. Coll., do. 
 
 7237. HENRY SYLVESTER STICE 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 7, 
 1884, Waverly, 111.; s. Andrew Jackson (b. 
 My 3, 1851, Troy, 111.) and Jeanette Frances 
 (Seymour) Stice (b. My 24, 1861, Franklin, 
 111.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1902- 
 06. Supt., Schs., Virginia. 111., 1915-17; do., 
 Madison, 111., 1917 — . Married Hilda Rose 
 Carson, Je is. 19 10. Child, Richard Allen, b. 
 Jl 8, 191 1. Address, Madison, 111. 
 
 7238. IRA STINSON 
 (Brother of Nos. 3562, 7981) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ja 
 27, 1892, French Grove, 111.; s. H. A. (b. Je 
 1850, Orange Co., Pa.) and Harriet Eleanor 
 (Miller) Stinson (b. Ag 30, 1856, Terre Haute, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Colfax, H. S. City Engr., 
 Champaign, 1915-17. 3rd R. O. T. C, Camp 
 Grant, Rockford, 111., 1918; Laurel, Md., 1918; 
 2nd Lt., 2ioth Engrs., Camp Humphreys, Va., 
 1918-19; Mustered out, F 28, 1919. Address, 
 312 W. Church St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 Newell, S. Dak. 
 
 7239. BLANCHE STIPP (BE.\CH) 
 (Wife of No. 7370; Sister of No. 5956) 
 B. Mus.; b. Ap 29, 1894, Henning, 111.; d. 
 T. L. and Emma Phyllis (Morris) Stipp. 
 Prepared in Rossville H. S.; Champaign H. S. 
 Mu Kappa Alpha. Organist, Danville, 111., 
 1915-17; Champaign, 1917-18. Married Frank 
 Herman Beach ('16), Je 9, 1917, Danville, 111. 
 Address, 511 E. John St., Champaign. 
 
 7240. *RAYMOND DE VRIES STITT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 19, 1891, 
 
 Chicago; s. James L. and Qara Barbara (de 
 Vries) Stitt. Prepared in Morgan Park H. S.; 
 Beloit Coll., 1909-11. E. E. Soc. Elec. Engr., 
 Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago, 191 5-17, 
 Central Sta. Co. E, nth 111. Inf., 1917-18. 
 Mem.. A. I. E. E.; Nat. Elec. Light Assn. 
 Died N 18, 1918, Solida, Colo. 
 
 7241. GERALD DARFIELD STOP? 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 14, 
 
 1893, Plainfield, 111.; s. William George (b. F 
 18, 1863, Eng.) and Martha (Darfield) Stopp 
 (b. My 30, 1862, do.). Prepared in Plainfield 
 H. S.; N. W. Univ.. 1915-16. Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Scabbard and Blade. Grad. Stud., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17; Asst., Pub. Speaking do., 
 1916-17; Univ. of la., summer 1917; Sec, 
 
 I"res., Univ. of 111., 1918— . Instr., U. S. S. M 
 A., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Capt.. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of Hi., 1918. Mem., Phi Eta; Players 
 Club. Address, Plainfield, 111.; bus. add., 11 08 
 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 7242. EARL BOYD STOUT 
 Inventory Man; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 15 
 1892, Freeport, 111.; s. M. A. Stout. Prepared 
 in Freeport H. S. Fencing Squad; Jr. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E. Inventory Man, Chicago, 1916; 
 El Paso, Tex., 1917 — . Married Martha Mc- 
 Kee, Freeport, 111. Address, 523 W. Missouri 
 St., El Paso, Tex. 
 
 7243- ROBERT LEON STRANG 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 15, 1892, Wads- 
 worth, 111.; s. Robert Lincoln (b. Je 19, i860, 
 do.) and Erma Elizabeth (Hughes) Strang 
 (b. My I, 1866, do.). Prepared in Rochester 
 (Wis.) Acad.; Centralia, Tp. H. S. Agr. Club; 
 Class Football; Basketball. International Har- 
 vester Co., Davenport, la., 1915; Farmer, Wads- 
 worth, 111., 1915-16; do.. Granger, Ind., 1916- 
 [7; do.. Crown Point, Ind., 1917. Married, 
 Elsa May Schwrichow, Jl 23, 1917, Chicago. 
 .-iddress, R 3, Crown Point, Ind. 
 
 7244. FRANK SEWALL STROHEKER 
 (Husband of No. 7476) 
 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; J. D., 1916; 
 b D 14, 1889, Griggsville, 111.; s. William 
 Henry (b. S 16, 1858, Pike Co., 111.) and 
 Elizabeth (Sewall) Stroheker (b. N 29. 1863 
 Barry, 111.). Prepared in Barry H. S. Ionian. 
 Grad. Stud., Ann Arbor Mich., 1915. Ad- 
 mitted to 111. Bar, Jl 1916; Mo. Bar, Je 1917; 
 Lawyer, Kirshner, Gregory and Stroheker, 
 Kansas City, Mo., 1919 — . Bat. F, 32sth F. A., 
 A. E. F., France; Mustered out, F 28, 1919. 
 Married Martha Davis ('16), Je 4, 1917, 
 Houston, Tex. Child, Elizabeth Virginia, b. 
 Ja 12, 1919. Address, 1801 Ashland, Houston, 
 Tex.; bus. add., 1107 Commerce BIdg., Kansas 
 City, Mo. 
 
 7245. ROBERT AMBROSE STRONG 
 Cham. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; A. B. in L. A. 
 & S.; b. O 7, 1891, Victoria, B. C; s. Mrs. R. 
 A. Strong. Prepared in South Bend H. S. 
 Testing metallics. Ammunition factory, Mont- 
 real, Can., 1916. Address, 529 N. Main St., 
 .South Bend, Ind. 
 
 7246. RUFORD MATTHEWS STUBBLE- 
 FIELD 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. S 13, 1892, 
 McLean, 111.; s. C. F. Stubblefield. Prepared 
 in Stanford 11. S.; Eureka Coll. Acanthus; 
 Alpha Clii Sigma; Chem. Club. With Young- 
 stown Sheet & Tube Co., Youngstown, O. 
 1915; Asst. Chem.. O. Agr. Exp. Sta., Wooster, 
 O., 1916; Gen. Foreman, Benzol Dept., By- 
 products Coke Plant, Youngstown Sheet and 
 Tube Co., Youngstown, O. Married Leona 
 Marie Heizer, My 12, 1918, Williamsbury, O. 
 Address, 1327 Millicent Ave., Youngstown, O.; 
 bus. add., 1340 Kensington Ave., do. 
 
 7247. ABEL ROSS SUMMERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. O i, 1893, 
 Clinton. 111.; s. G. A. Summers. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; 
 Bd. Mgrs., E. E. Show. Elec. Engr., Cen- 
 tury Elec. Co., St. Louis, 1915; Terminal 
 branch, Peoria, 1916; Stone & Webster Engng. 
 Corp., do., 191 7; Zeitler Gas Car & Locomo- 
 tion Co., i$i8 — . Married, Oral Snider, Je 
 20, 191 6. Address, 1923 Argyle .St., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 20-22 Main St., Champaign. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
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 724S. iM.\KU)KIK SUTCLIFFE (AMS- 
 
 BARY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 7344; Sister of Nos. 7990, 8800. 
 
 G658) 
 
 A. B. in 11. Sc: b. Je 28. 1892. Fall River, 
 
 Mass.; d. George Lincoln (,b. 1e 2, 1866, do.) 
 
 and Sarah (Taylor) SutclilYe (b. My 6. 1869, 
 
 do.). Prepared in Plymouth (Mass.) H. S.; 
 
 Simmons Coll., 1910-13. Mgr., Y. W. C. A. 
 
 Cafeteria. Decatur, 111., 1915-16; Y. M. C. A., 
 
 Champaign, 1916-17. Married Paul D. Ams- 
 
 bary ('10), My 26, 1917, Urbana. Addrc-is, 
 
 7054 Greenview Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7249. EDITH ANN SWANK 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Houston. Tex. 
 Prepared in Univ. of Tex. Teacher, Paxton, 
 111., 1915. Address, 406 N. Ontre St. Paxton, 
 Jill.t 
 
 7250. PERRY JEROME SWEENEY 
 Asst. Foreman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 12, 
 1892, Belvidere, 111.; s. Jerome E. (b. D 31, 
 i8b9, Marengo, 111.) and Margaret Ann (Fleiii- 
 ming) Sweeney (b. Jl 24, 1872, Garden Prairie, 
 111.). Prepared in N. Belvidere II. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; I'relim. 
 and Final Honors; Varsity Gym. Inventory 
 Work, Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago, 
 191 5; Draftsman, Rockford Elec. Co., Rock- 
 ford, 111., 1915-16; Elcc. Sur., Chicago. 1916; 
 Asst. Foreman, Standard Oil Co., Chicago, 
 1916 — . Married Nina Pearl Burton, S 2, 1916, 
 Chicago. Child, Nina Burton, b. ^ly 1, 1919. 
 Address 7055 St. Lawrence Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., c/o Standard Oil Co., Whiting, Ind. 
 
 7251. MARY ETHEL SWICK 
 (Sister of No. 7997) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 4, 1889, Broadlands, 
 111.; d. Christopher Swick. Prepared in LIniv. 
 Acad.; Art Inst., Chicago. Grad. Stuii., Univ. 
 of 111., 19 1 6-1 7. Address, 504 S. Market St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 7252. RUSSELL CLAUDE SWOPE 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 27, 
 
 1892, Buckingham; s. E. E. Swope. Prepared 
 in Kankakee H. S. Theta Delta Chi; Beta 
 (iamma Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi; Ma-wau-da; 
 Helmet; Staff Daily Illini; Asst. Mgr., Inter- 
 schol.; Mgr., 1915 Interschol.; Homecoming 
 Com.: Mem.^ Ath. Bd. Control. With Deloito 
 Plender & Griffiths Co., Chicago, 1915; Med. 
 Service, A. E. F., F'rance. Address, 631 Cen- 
 tral Ave., Wilmette, Ill.t 
 
 7253. SHIRO TxVKETA 
 Tester; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 3, 1887, Hiro- 
 shima, Japan; s. Mrs. Asa Yuasa. Prepared 
 in E. Denver H. S.; Univ. of Colo., 1910-IJ. 
 Insp., Edwards Valve & Mfg. Co., E. Chicago, 
 Ind., 1915-16; Switchboard Engr., W. E. M. 
 Co., Chicago, 1916-18; Tester, do.. 1918 — . 
 Address, 501 Penwood Ave., Wilkinsburgh, Pa. 
 
 7234. HAROLD ARTHUR TALBERT 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 8, 
 
 1893, Garrett, Ind.; s. Arthur Stanton (h.'O 4, 
 1870, Albion. Ind.) and De Etta (Phillips) 
 Talbert (b. Ap 21, 1S71, do.). Prepared in 
 Garrett (Ind.) H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa: Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Helmet; Ku Klux; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. Correspondent, Good Year Tire & R\ib- 
 ber Co., Akron, O., 1915; Service Dept., do.; 
 Sales Dept., do. Address, No. i, Anthony 
 Bldg., Walnut Hills, Cincinnati; bus. add., 217 
 E. 8th St., do. 
 
 7255. CHARLES IIAWLEY TAPPrX.l 
 (Husband of No. 7587) 
 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 7, 1802 
 Peoria; s. A. J. and Anna (Hawley") Tapping. 
 Prepared in Peoria H. S. Track Team Chief 
 Engr., W. M. Allen Son & Co., Peoria. Mar- 
 
 ried Laura Kllen Ilartinan ('i6). O 11, 1916, 
 Kankakee, HI. Child, Charles Ilavvley, Jr., 
 b. Ag 8, 1917. Address, 237 S. Maplewood 
 Ave., Peoria; bus. add., 929 Jefferson Bldg., do. 
 
 7256. 'ALEXANDER TARNOSKI 
 (Brother of Nos. 3201, 3202) 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 15, 1888, 
 Chicago; s. Stephen (b. Ja i, 1852, Warsaw, 
 Poland) and Mary (Skora) Tarnoski (b. Ag 
 10, 1863, do.) Supt., Const., Standard Oil Co. 
 3rd O. T. C, Camp Grant, 111., 1918; 2nd Lt„ 
 F. A., Saumur, F'rance. Killed Ja s, 1919, 
 France. 
 
 7257. LILIAN CATHERINE TAYLOR 
 Teacher; B. S. in H Sc; b. Ja 28, 1878, 
 jMarmiette, Mich.; d. C. W. Taylor. Prepared 
 in Ishpeming (Mich.) H. S.; Univ. of Chicago. 
 Teacher, Kalispell. Mont., 191 5. .Iddress, 
 Negaunee, Mich.; bus. add., 15 3rd Ave. E., 
 Kalispell, Mont. 
 
 7258. MILO CORNELIUS TAYLOR 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E., b. Ap 27, 1884, 
 
 Forrest, III.; s. Milo Cornelius (b. Ap 5, 1849, 
 Lamoille. 111.) and I'rances Louisa (Nichols) 
 Taylor (b. N 28, 1848, Hustisford, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Jefferson Park II. S., El Paso. Ph. 
 G., N. W. Univ., 1908. Acacia; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. City Engr., El 
 Paso, 111., 1915-17; Folsom & Taylor, Bloom- 
 ington. III., 1916— ; Special Work, Farm 
 Drainage Dist. Work; in charge of Engng. 
 Field Corps, Sun Village and Sun Hill, Emer- 
 gency Fleet Corp., Chester, Pa. Married Nell 
 Morey Berry, Jl 31, 1916, Chicago. Address, 
 610 W. Jefferson St., Bloomington, HI.; bus. 
 add., 106 W. Washington St., Media, Pa. 
 
 7259. CLARENCE THOMAS TERRIL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 23, 1892, Ficklin, 
 
 111.; s. John M. and Lorena L. (York) Ter- 
 ril. Prepared in Attwood H. S. I-awyer, 
 Portland, Ore., 1915-17. Ore. C. A.: Federal 
 service Jl, 1917, Supply Co. 69th C. A. C, 
 Ft. Stevens, Ore. Address, 2229 E. Oak St., 
 Portland, Ore. 
 
 7260. DE WITT WESLEY THATCHER 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 13, 1892, St. 
 Charles, III.; s. Dewitt (b. Ag lo, 1802, Maple 
 Park, 111.) and Mabelle E. (Powers) Thatcher 
 (b. Aj) 26, 1809). Prepared in St. Charles 
 H. S. Class Basketball and Football. Teacher, 
 Charleston, 111. Sergt., 3rd HI. Engrs., France, 
 1917 — . Mem., St. Charles Cml. Club, A. F. 
 A. M.; O. E. S. Address, 75 W. 2nd St., St. 
 Charles, 111. 
 
 7261. JAMES DALE THOM 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. F 8, 
 1S74, Sluibert, Neb.; s. D. K. KUng. Prepared 
 in Siou.x City (la.) H. S.; Univ. of Chicago. 
 Law Stud., Harvard Univ., igi5-i7. O. T. C.. 
 Camp Lewis, .Xm. Lake, Wash, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1901 Pierce St., Sioux City, la.t 
 
 7262. ROBERT ELLSWORTH THOMAS 
 Highway Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 21, 
 1892, Rockford, 111.; s. Frank E. Thomas. Pre- 
 pared in Rockford H. S.; L^niv. Acad. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Sigma Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Helmet; 
 Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Home Coming Com.; 
 Prelim. Honors; Pres., Tribe of Illini. With 
 Ahrens Fox Co., Cincinnati, 1915. Address, 
 520 W. Jefferson St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 7263. FLETA THOMPSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Mr 17, 1892, 
 Carrier Mills. 111.; d. Henry (b. Ag 22, :86i, 
 do.) and Nora (McGehee) Thompson (b. Ap 
 22, i86i, Harrisburg, 111.). Prepared in Har- 
 risburg Tp. H. S. ; N. W. Univ., 1910-11. 
 Teacher, Carrier Mills, III. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address. Carrier Mills, 111. 
 
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 7264. FRANCIS THOMPSON 
 Erin., :H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S i, 
 1862, Pinckneyvillc, 111.; s. David (h. I'.elfast, 
 Ireland) and Mary Getty (McDowell) Thom))- 
 son (1). Ja 22, 1830, Glens, da.). Prcjjarcd in 
 Old Du Quoin Acad., 111.; So. 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. 111. Norm. Univ.; Univ. of Chicago, 
 1903. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., Summers, 
 1915-18; Supt., Sells., Bluffs, 191S-16; Prin., 
 Sch., Cissna Park, III., 1916-17; Prin., Tp. II. 
 S., Bismarck, 111., 1917 — . Mem., United 
 Presby. Church; Y. M. C. A.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Club. Address, Pinckneyvillc, 111. 
 
 7265. CLARA LOUISE THORNDIKE 
 Teacher; A. B. in II. Sc; b. D 16, 1887, Aus- 
 tin, 111.; d. J. E. Thorndike. Prepared in Aus- 
 tin H. S.; Chicago Norm. Sch. II. Sc. Club. 
 Teacher and Mgr., II. S. Cafeteria, Milwaukee, 
 1915-17. Address, 308 N. Waller Ave., Chica- 
 go; bus. add., 647 Coss St., Milwaukee.! 
 
 7266. LAWRENCE EMERSON TIIORNE 
 (Brother of No. 5974) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 22, 1891, Keota, la.; s. 
 Charles Andrew (b. S 21, 1866, Huntington, 
 Ind.) and Ella (Gray) Thorne (b. My 27, 1866). 
 Prepared in (iibson City H. S.; Clearcreek Tp. 
 H. S., Huntington. Ind.; Univ. Acad. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111. Scabbard and Blade; 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Served with Nat. Guard, 
 Mexican Border, 1916-17; 2nd Lt., 1917; Capt., 
 130th Inf. U. S. Nat. Guard. Married Eu- 
 genia Eicher, Jl i, 1916, Camp Dunne, Spring- 
 field, 111. Address, 4044 Calumet Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 7267. ESTELLE LENORE THURSTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 20, 
 1886, New Albany, #Ind.; d. W. T. Thurston. 
 Prepared in Ind. St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of 
 Ind. Teacher, Belleville Tp. H. S.. 1915—- 
 Address, 225 S. Jackson St., Belleville, Ill.t 
 
 7268. HENRY WINFRED THURSTON, JR. 
 Teacher: B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 3, 1893, La 
 Grange, 111.; s. Henry Winfred (b. 1861, Bar- 
 re, Vt.) and Charlotte E. (Skinner) Thurston 
 (b. 1864, Mass.). Prepared in Lake H. S., 
 Chicago. Grad. work, Columbia Univ., 1916- 
 17. Acanthus; Sigma Xi. Teacher, H. S., New 
 Milford, N. t., 1915-17; do., Lincoln, Neb., 
 1917 — . Address 334 S. 17th St., Lincoln, 
 Neb. 
 
 7269. LEON DEMING TILTON 
 (Husband of G728) 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. Je 9, 
 1890, Pana, 111.; s. Dallas Deming (b. Mr 10, 
 184s) and Ida May (Watkins) Tilton (b. Mr 
 7. 1858). Prepared in St. Louis II. S. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Ma-wan-da; Pres. Sr. Class; Varsity 
 Track. Asst., Land. Gard., Exten., Univ. of 
 111., 1915-17; Land. Arch. Supt., Parks. St., 
 Joseph, Mo., 1917 — . Inf. 4th Co., 4th R. O. T. 
 C, Camp Taylor, Ky; 2nd Lt., 12th Regt., F. 
 A. Repl. Depot. Camp Jackson, S. C; Mus- 
 tered out, 1919. Married Lelia White (g'15). N 
 ^, 1918, (iamp Jackson, S. C. Address, 1008 W. 
 Oregon St., Urbana; bus. add., 256 Adm. Bldg., 
 do. 
 
 7270. ETHEL TODD (NORLIN) 
 (Wife of No. 8626) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O I. 1891, La Harpe, 
 111.; d. Charles Kirtland (b. Mr 26. 1862, do., 
 111.) and Mary Kva (Dawson) Todd (b. J C, 
 1864, do.). Prepared in La Harpe, II. S.; 
 Knox Coll., 1910-11. Alpha Chi Omega; Cor- 
 responding Sec, Y. W. C. A.; Basketball. Sub- 
 stitute Supt., IT. S.. La Harpe, 111. Married 
 Fred Christian Norlin ('17), Ap 21, 1917, Peo- 
 ria. Address, La Harpe, 111. 
 
 7271. CHARLES LESLIE TROWBRIDGE 
 Farmer; H. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 29, 1893, Crete, 
 III.; s. William (handler (b. Ap 14, 1856, Al- 
 toona, I'a.) and Lelia May (Wilkins) Trow- 
 liridge (b. Ag 30, 1856, Grand Raidds, Mich.). 
 Prejiared in liloom Tp. 11. S., Chicago Heights; 
 Mich. Agr. Coll., 1912-13. Hoof and llorn 
 Club. Farmer, Tolono, 111., 1915; do., Ann 
 Arbor, Mich., 1916; do., Crete, 111., 1916-17. 
 O. T. C, Camp Dodge, la., 1917 — . Address, 
 Crete, III. 
 
 7272. MARY LUELLA TROWBRIDGE 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 4937, S978) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., igi6; 
 1). F 4, 1894, Green Valley, 111.; d. Benjamin 
 Frederick (b. Jl 17, 1852; do.) and Mary Lu- 
 ella (Giffin) Trowbridge (b. Jl 17, 1856, O.). 
 Prepared in Green Valley H. S., 1907-09; Del- 
 avan II. S., 1909-11; Bradley Poly. Inst., 1911- 
 12. Y. W. C. A.; Woman's League; Classical 
 Club; Der Deutsche Verein; Grad. Club; Phi 
 I'eta Kappa; Scholarship in Classics. Wis., 
 1917-18; Teacher, Mission Sch., Mt. Pleasant, 
 ITtah, 1918 — . Mem., Presby. Church; Classical 
 .\ssn. of the Middle West and South. Address, 
 c/o Wasatch Academy, Mt. Pleasant, Utah. 
 
 7273. MARY ZELIAETTE TROY 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. N ii, 1891, Decatur, 
 111.; d. Ernest Leon (b. D 7. 1866, Salem Depot, 
 N. II.) and Emma Grant (Stultz) Troy (b. Jl 
 17. 1867. Avondale, Md.). Prepared in Tusca- 
 loosa (Ala.) II. S.; A. B., Univ. of Ala., 
 1912. Lib. Club Libn., Iloopeston Pub. Lib., 
 i9i.';-i7; Organizer and Bus Libn., W. A. Gil- 
 christ, Chicago, 191 7 — . Address, 54 Scott St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 7274. ANNE MARIE TURLAY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 3, 1892, 
 Clinton. 111.; d. Abram Goss (Jl 6, 1857, Os- 
 ceola Mills, Pa.) and Mary Rosetta (Rundle) 
 Turlay (b. Mr 11, 1859, Clinton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Clinton, H. S. .Mplia Delta Pi; Clin- 
 ton Club; W. A. A.; Capt., P.asketball ; Hockey. 
 Teacher, Neoga, 111., 1916; do., Olney. 111., 
 1Q17 — . Address, 617 E. Johnson St., Clinton, 
 111.; bus. add., 333 N. Elliott St., Olney, 111. 
 
 7275. BRUCE RICHARD UPHAUS 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 4, 1893, Austin Station, 
 Chicago; s. W. M. Uphaus. Prepared in Crane 
 II. S. Address, 164 W. Walker Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 7276. WILLIAM LAURENCE VANSANT 
 (Brother of No. 8027) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 8. 1891, 
 Philadelphia; s. William Riley (b. Fawn Grove, 
 Md.) and Lillian Blanche (Fleming) Vansant 
 (b. Philadelphia). Prepared in Evanston 
 Acad.; Armour Acad., 1912. Delta Kappa Ep- 
 silon; Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Theta; Lambkins; 
 Chm., Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Ball Com.; Stud. 
 Union Council. Engr., Dravo-Dovle Co., Pitts- 
 burgh, 1915-17; ist. Lt., C. A. C., U. S. A. 
 Auth.: A Maid and A Myth. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. ; Engrs. Soc. West. Pa. Address, 632 
 Clyde St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 7277. GLENN POLAND VAUGHAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 29, 1890, Amboy; 
 s. F. N. Vaughan. Prepared in Amboy, H. S. 
 With Continental Cml. Bank, Chicago, 1917. 
 Address, 1050 Foster Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7278. ALEXANDER WAGNER 
 (Brother of No. 3588) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; s. D. Fritz (b. Ger.) and 
 Felizitas (Ellersdorfer) Wagner (b. do.). Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Alpha Kappa Psi ; Ma-wanda; 
 Helmet; Ku Klux; Fresh. Varsity Football; 
 Varsity Football; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; 
 Class Baseball; Fresh. Smoker Com. Address, 
 617 Veronica Ave., East St. Louis, Ill.t 
 
602 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1015 
 
 7-'79. WILLIAM ANDREW WAGNER 
 
 (Brother of No. 4014) 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. D I, 1893, Champaign; s. 
 R. C. Wagner. Prepared in Chanipiltin, II. -n. 
 C. E. Club; Class Basketball. 3rd R.'O. T. C. 
 i9'8; 332iKi Brig., Sparta, Wis.; 33.ud., F A.. 
 A. E. F., France; Mustered out, F 28, 1919. 
 Address, 37 E. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 7280. JAMES BUTLER WAINRIGHT 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag i, 1893, 
 Winchester, 111.; s. Willia.n Fletcher (b. O 14, 
 1855, Orange, N. J.) and Harriet C. (Rutler) 
 Wainright (b. My 15, 1856, Winchester, 111.). 
 Prepared in Winchester, H. S. Draftsman and 
 Testing Engr.. Pullman, 111., 1915-16; do., 
 Standard Oil Co.; Whiting, Ind. U. S. A. S., 
 Reserve Corps, 1918; Co. C. Camp Dick, Dal- 
 las, Tex.. 1918 — . Married Cecil Wallace S 14, 
 igi8, Winchester, 111. Address Winchester, 
 111. 
 
 7281. CARLE CAPRON WALKER 
 (Brother of No. 9465) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; (b. S 19, 1890, Clin- 
 ton, 111.; s. Charles (b. F 14, 1859, Sangamon 
 Co., 111.) and Kate (Capron) Walker (b. J a 
 19, 1869, Clinton, III.). Prepared in Clinton 
 H. S. Final Honors. Farmer, Clinton, 111. 
 Married Ruth Kent, Je 21, 1916, Clinton, 111. 
 Child, Caroline, b. Mr 16, 191 7. Address, R. 
 6, Clinton, 111. 
 
 7282. JOHN SAWYER WALKER 
 (Brother of No. 8848) 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Mr 9, 1892, 
 White City, Kan.; s. Edward Samuel (b. Mr 
 29, 1S66, Shabbona, 111.) and Ella Sarah 
 (Strohl) Walker (b. F i, 1868, la.). Prepared 
 in Polo, 111. Heat, and Vent. Engr., Bloom- 
 ington. 111., 1915; Richmond, Va., 1916-17. 
 Draftsman, Aviation Section Signal Corps, 836 
 aero Squadron. Address, 105 Prairie St., 
 Aurora, 111. 
 
 7283. DOROTHY KEZIAH WALKERLY 
 (Sister of Nos. 6640, 8850) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 25, 1889, 
 Crete, 111.; d. Magdalena Walkerly. Prepared 
 in Thornton Tp. H. S.; Chicago Norm. Teach- 
 er. H. S., Wabash, Ind., 1916; do., Man. Tr. 
 H. S., Indianapolis, 1918. Canteen work, Camp 
 Grant, 111.. 1918 — . Address, Dolton, 111.; bus. 
 add., 12 McLean Place, Indianapolis. 
 
 7284. FRANK EMIL WALSER 
 Brother of No. 8854) 
 Farm Mgr.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 4, 
 1891, London, Eng.; s. Conrad (b. 1854, 
 Stocken, Switzerland) and Alice (Kaltenbach) 
 Walser (b. 1870, Singapore, Straits Settlements, 
 China). Prepared in St. Paul's Sch., London, 
 Eng., Ecole de Commerce, Neuchatel, Switzer- 
 land, 1908-10. Cosmopolitan Club; Agr. Club; 
 Adelphic; Scribbler's (Tlub; French Club; Mask 
 and Bauble. Teacher, Agr., Madison II. S., 
 S. C, 191 5-16; Farm Mgr., Manetto Hill Farm, 
 Hicksville, Long Island. 1916 — -. Mem., Inter- 
 nat. Free Trade League; Anti-Saloon League 
 of N. Y.; League to Enforce Peace. .-Iddrcss, 
 Manetto Hill Farm, Hicksville, Long Island, 
 N. Y. 
 
 7285. HARVEY HENRY WALTERS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 12, 1889, 
 Sparta, Wis.; s. Henry Walters. Prepare! in 
 Sparta (Wis.) H. S. Psi Upsilon: Scarab. 
 Arch. Club. Draftsman, Beach, N. Dak., 19:6. 
 R. M. A., Aviation Section Signal Coriis, 
 Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, Beach, N. Dak. 
 
 7286. RALPH WALDO WALWOR'lll 
 (Husband of No. 7066; Brother of Nos. 5990, 
 
 9467) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ta 5, 1891, .Mazo 1, 
 111.; s. Edward Willard (b. My 12, 1855) a.ia 
 Estella Sophia (Dewey) Walworth (b. S. sS^o, 
 Mexico, N. Y.). Prepared in Morris II. S.; 
 Urbana H. S. Hotel Keeper. Meek, N. M., 
 1915-16; Farmer, Pure Bred Holsteins, 1917 — . 
 Married Grace Macbeth ('15), Mr 6, 1917, 
 Champaign. Child. David Dewey, b. Mr 28, 
 1919- Address, Box 355, Villa Grove, 111. 
 
 7287. MAMIE LAWRENCE WARD 
 Teacher- B. S in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 16, 1890, 
 
 La Grange, 111.; d. Spencer Ward. Prepared in 
 Jefferson H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Kapna Delta 
 Pi; Athenean; V. P., Y. W. C. A.; Woman's 
 Sr. Council; Advisory Bd., Woman's League. 
 Address, 4042 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7288. EARLE EUGENE WARNER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 10, 1895, 
 Manito, 111.; s. John H. (b. D 14. 1862, do.) 
 and Ida S. (Ileyl) Warner (b. F 3, 1872, do.). 
 Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst. E. E. Soc. ; 
 stud, mem., A. I. E. E. Allis Chalmers, Milwau- 
 kee, 1915; Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 
 191S — • Mem., Edison Club. Address, 706 
 .South Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 7289. CHARLES SIDNEY WASHBURN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 20, 1890, 
 Lenox Dale, Mass.: s. William Henry (b. D 
 27, 1868, Elizabetliport, N. J.) and Isabella 
 Marion (Campbell) W'ashburn (b. F 20, 1869, 
 Penn Yan, N. Y. ). Prcjiared in Lenox II. S. 
 Cosmopolitan Club. Mcch. Draftsman, Chi- 
 cago; Telephone Engr., do., 1915-16; Estimator, 
 Burr Co., Milwaukee, 19^6-17; Mech. Drafts- 
 man, Chajn Belt Co., Milwaukee, 1917 — . 
 Married Merle Margaret Parish, My 30 1916, 
 Urbana. Child, Charles Robert, b. F 21, 1918. 
 .Address, 325 17th Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 7290. JANE COULSON WATSON 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 191 7; 
 
 b. N 2, 1892, Calumet, Mich.; d. Ralph W. 
 (b. 1861, New Castle, Eng.) and Letta (Moss) 
 Watson (b. 1864, Lawrenceville, Ind.). Pre- 
 |)ared in Chanipaign H. S. Central Literario 
 Espanol; Le C^ercle Franpais; Jamesonian. 
 .^sst., Rom. Lang., Spanish, Univ. of 111., 
 1 91 7 — . Address, 620 W. Clark St., Champaign. 
 
 7291. GEORGE WILLIAM WATTS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 8, 1892, 
 
 Chicago; s. C. H. Watts. Prepared in Mexico 
 (Mo.) H. S. Tau Beta Pi. Address, 406 
 Central Ave., Whiting, Ind.f 
 
 7292. HELEN WALLER WEBBER (WOOD) 
 (Wife of No. 667s) 
 .\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 27, 1894, Pawnee, 
 111.; d. George W. (b. Ag 23, 1867, Urbana) 
 and Bertha L. (Marstcller) Webber (b. Mr 
 22, 1868, Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Athenean; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Prelim. Honors. Teacher, H. S., Rantoul. 111., 
 1915-16. Married Harry Gardner Wood ('14), 
 My 7, 1917, Urbana. .Address, 106 W. Illinois 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 7293. EVA SARAH WEILEPP 
 (Sister of No. 8870) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 21, 
 1892, Cisco, 111.; d. F. S. Weilepp. Prepared 
 in Decatur H. S.; James Milliken Univ. Alpha 
 Chi Omega. In Eli Bates Settlement House, 
 Chicago, 191 7 — . Address, 631 W. Prairie St., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., c/o Eli Bates Settle- 
 ment House, Chicago. 
 
iQisl 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 603 
 
 7294. CLYDE FREDERICK WEIN- 
 GARTNER 
 Real Est. Agt.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 15, 1891. 
 Rockford, III.; s. John Frederick (b. O 17, 
 1863, Quebec, Can.) and Annie Mildred (Cal- 
 vert) Wcingartncr (b. D i, i860, Platteville, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Rockford II. S. Chi Beta; 
 Arch. Club; Class Footliall; Class Sec; Chm., 
 Sr. Smoker Com. Struct., Drafting and De- 
 sign Engr., Rockford, III., 1915-16; I. C. 
 R. R.. Chicago, 1916-17; Real Est Agt., Rock- 
 ford. III., 1917. 2nd Lt., ,311th Engrs., Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1917; do., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 1245 Ferguson St., Rockford, 111. 
 
 7295. JOliN MAURICE WELCH 
 Bacteriologist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 13, 
 1891, I^Salle, 111.; s. William M. (b. do.) and 
 Katherine (Fogarty) Wclc-< (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in LaSalle-Peru Tp. II. S. Asst. Bac- 
 teriol. and Chem., Hygienic Inst., 1915-16; 
 Dept., Health, La.Salle, Peru, and Oglesby, 
 111., irM6-i8. Auth.: (with II. C. P. Weber) 
 Separation of Metals of the Tin Group, Jour. 
 Am. Chem. Sqc, My 1916; Report of Hygienic 
 Inst., Bacterial. Reports, 1917. Mem., Am. 
 Chem. Soc; Soc. Am. Bacteriol.; B. P. O. E. 
 Married Elizabeth Louise Wirtz, N 16, 1916, 
 LaSalle, 111. Child, Elizabeth Louise, b. Ja 
 6, 1918. Address, 635 6th St., LaSalle, 111. 
 
 7296. FRED SHEAFF WELLS 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. S 21, 1893, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. Fred J. (b. My 17 1859. Water- 
 loo, la.) and Kate L. (Sheaff) Wells (b. Je 11, 
 i862j Holcomb, 111.). Prepared in East Aurora 
 H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Tau; Ma- 
 wan-da; Alpha Delta Sigma; Ki: Klux; Ben 
 Franklin Club; Bus Mgr., Illio; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Class Track. Draftsman, Stevens Adam- 
 son Mfg. Co., Aurora. 111. ist. Lt., E. O. R., 
 Co. C, 26th Engrs. Mem., A. F. A. M., 32nd 
 degree. Married Helen Ruth Denney, Je 16, 
 1917, Aurora, 111. Address, 399 S. 4th St., 
 Aurora, HI. 
 
 7297. MARJORIE CECILIA WELSH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 2=;, 1891, 
 Bradford, 111.; d. Edward J. (b. Ja 26, 1859, 
 Tiskiliwa, III.). Prepared in Bradford H. S.; 
 Knox Coll. Kappa Nu; Spalding Guild; Ad- 
 visory Com. Woman's League; Gregorian. 
 Teacher. Clinton IF. S. 111., 1915-17; do.. For- 
 est Avenue H. S. Dallas, Tex.. 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Bradford, III.; bus. add., c/o Forest 
 Avenue H. S., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 7298. ROGER THOMAS WELSH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 8, 1893, Rock- 
 ford. 111.; s. Robert K. (b. Waukesha, Wis.) 
 »-«i< \Jinerva (Prouty) Welsh (b. Beloit, Wis.), 
 /•repared in Rockford H. S. Zeta Psi; Alpha 
 Zeta; Capt., Wrestling Team; Cross Country. 
 Married Elizabeth E. Fruit. Mr 29, 1917, 
 Decatur, 111. Address, Rockford, HI. 
 
 7299. VERA GRETCHEN WESSELS 
 (VOORAART) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. O 8, 1891, 
 Quincy, 111.; d. Fred J. (b. 1854. Ger.) and 
 Wilhelmina (Wienboecker) Wessels (b. 1854, 
 Quincy, 111.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Chi 
 Omega. Teacher, (ier. and Art., H. S., Quincy, 
 111., 1915 — . Married. Mr 1918. Address, 1021 
 State St:, Quincy, III. 
 
 7300. BENJAMIN WHAM 
 (Brother of Nos. 4022, 5494) 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; LL. B. and J. 
 D. in 1917; b. Je 11, 1891, Cartter 111.; s. Hen- 
 derson Boyeau (b. 1848, do.) and Nancy Jane 
 (Stowepher) Wham (b. 1856, do.). Prepared 
 in So. III. Norm. Sch. Phi Delta Phi; Delta 
 
 Kappa Rho; Ma-wan-da; Adclphic; Egyptian 
 Club; Innes-of-(,"ourt; Pres., F.d., Oratory and 
 Debate;^ Fresh. Varsity Track; ///. Mag. Staff; 
 Mgr., Star Course; Jr. Smoker Com.; t^lass 
 Sec; Prelim. Honors; Varsity Debate, ist. Lt., 
 Inf. U. S. R., 191 7; Co. F, 341st Inf. Ad- 
 dress, Cartter, III. 
 
 7301. RUSSELL CLAIRE WHEELER 
 Estimator; B. S. in M. E.; b. F 15, 1895, 
 Bellflower, 111.; s. T. M. Wheeler. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. jr. Smoker Com.; Sr. Invitation 
 Com. Chief Estimator, Admanson Mfg. Co., 
 Aurora, III., 1916; Standard Oil Co., Whiting, 
 Ind., 191 7 — . N. R. C, 191 7. Married Edna 
 Keeler, Urbana. Address, 6336 Ellis Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., c/o Standard Oil Co., Whiting, 
 Ind. 
 
 7302. RAYMOND CHARLES WHITAKER 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 16, 
 1 89 1, Davenport, la.; s. Charles Whitaker. 
 Prepared in Davenport (la.) H. S. Arch. 
 Draftsman, Davenport. la. Address, 502 Col- 
 umbus Ave., Davenport, la.t 
 
 7303. THOMAS KENNETH WHITE 
 Elec. Engr.; b. Ag 8, 1888, Boston; s. Kate 
 L. White. Prepared in H. S. of Commerce, 
 New York City; Columbia Univ. E. E. Soc. 
 Mem., Catholic Church. Address, 433 Ross 
 .\ve., Wilkinsburg, Pa. 
 
 7304. JAMES CHALMERS CAMERON 
 
 WHITELAW 
 B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Ag 7, 1892. Mont- 
 real, Can.; s. C. H. Whitelaw. Prepared in 
 New Trier Tp. II. S. Kappa Sigma; Ku Klux; 
 Pan Hellenic Council; Ceramic Club; Class 
 liascball; Class Swimming; Golf Team; Sr. 
 .Memorial Com.; Homecoming Com.; Pres., Jr. 
 Class. With Northwest. Fishery Co., Seattle, 
 Wash., 1 91 5 — . Address, 660 Grove St., Glen- 
 coe, HI.; bus. add., 1220 Boren Ave., Seattle. 
 
 7305. HORTENSE ELAINE WICKARD 
 Manager; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 5, 1892, 
 
 Indianapolis; d. Mrs. Eloise Wickard. P.re- 
 pared in Pomona Coll. Calif. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Teacher, Grand Haven, Mich., 1916; 
 .Mgr., Bonus Dept., Diamond Chain & Mfg. Co.. 
 Indianapolis, 1918 — . Address, 2179 N. Penn- 
 sylvania St., Indianapolis. 
 
 7306. CLARENCE CLINTON WIEDLING 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 10, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; s. Charles Christian (b. Jl 18, 1855, Im- 
 merode, Saxony, Ger.) and Ida (Bertram) 
 Wiedling (b. F 12, 1858, Chicago.). Prepared 
 in Crane Tech. H. S.. Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 
 1911-13. Phi Sigma Kappa; E. E. Soc; Fresh. 
 Varsity Football. Stud. Commonwealth Edison 
 Co., Chicago, 1915-16; Power Salesman, Pub. 
 Service Co., 1916-17; Salesman, Internat. Har- 
 vester Co., 191 7 — . Teacher, Night Sch., Chi- 
 cago. Married Hazelle Bartell, O 23, 1916, 
 Crown Point, Ind. Child, Dorothy Clara, b. 
 S 18, 1917. .4ddress, 3640 N. Avers Ave.. Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 1734 Fullerton Ave., c/o In- 
 ternat. Harvester Co., do. 
 
 7307. ELON GILBERT WILKINSON 
 Accountant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 6, 
 1893, Geneseo, 111.; s. Willis Lyman (b. Ag 23, 
 1862, Princeton, 111.) and Ethel Alice (Lam- 
 bert) Wilkinson (b. Ag 8, 1866, Geneseo, 111.). 
 Prepared in Geneseo Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 
 1910-12. Sigma Chi. Mfg. Acct.. Liquid Car- 
 bon Co., Chicago. N. A., Camp Grant, 111., 
 1917; Co. C. 108th Ammunition Train, 58th 
 Brig., 33rd Prairie Div., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, Geneseo, 111. 
 
6o4 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1915 
 
 7308. JACKSON HEATH WILKINSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1916; b. 
 O 29, 1892. Bethany, III.; s. W. W. (b. 1865, 
 O.) and Maida (Heath) Wilkinson (b. 1868, 
 White Heath, 111.). Prepared in Bethany H. 
 6.; Univ. of N. Mex.; James Millikin Univ., 
 19H-13. Grad. iitud., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; 
 Jr. Highway Engr., 111. St. Highway Dept., 
 1916-17. 7th U. S. Engrs., Ft. Leavenworth, 
 Kan., 1918; 3rd O. T. C, Camp Lee, Va., 
 1918; 2nd Lt., 518th Engrs., Camp Gordon, Ga.; 
 do., Canal Zone, Panama. Address, Bethany, 
 111. 
 
 7309. LAURA MAY WILLE 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. D i, 1890, 
 Crete, 111.; d. William and Louise (Seehau- 
 sen) Wille. Prepared in Urbana H. S. Ad- 
 dress, Enid, Okla. 
 
 7310. EDWARD ALLAN WILLIFORD 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 22, 1892, No- 
 komis. 111.; s. Andrew Jackson (b. Ja 28, 1861) 
 and Mary Hardoway (Johnson) Williford (b. 
 D i6, i860). Prepared in Nokomis H. S. Del- 
 ta LIpsilon; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kap- 
 pa Nu; Sigma Tau; E. E. Soc.; Prelim., Spe- 
 cial, and Final Honors; Conference Medal for 
 Scholarship and Aths.; Capt., Varsity Basket- 
 ball; All West. Capt., Basketball, 1915; V. P., 
 111. Union; Illini Bd. Trustees; Chm., Jr. Cap 
 Com.; Soph. Cotillion Com.; Jr. Prom. Com.; 
 Sr. Memorial Com. Stud. Engr., St. Louis, 
 1915; Basketball Coach, Ind. Univ., 1915-16; 
 Sales Engr., Wagner Elec. Mfg. Co., St. Louis 
 and New York C^ity, 1916-17. ist. Lt., C. A. 
 C, Ft. Monroe, Va.; do.. Ft. Kamehameha, T. 
 H. Mem., Baptist Temple. Married Enid Al- 
 berta Moor, F 25, 1918, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ad- 
 dress, 30 Church St., New York City. 
 
 731 1. WILLIAM WEBB WILSON 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 24, 1888, 
 Brownstown, 111.; s. William Thomas (b. S 23, 
 1854, Shelbyville, Ind.) and Virginia Caroline 
 (Parkison) Wilson (b. Mr 24, 1859. Browns- 
 town, 111.). Psi Delta; Alpha Zeta; Pres.. 
 Agr. Club. Fieldman, Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 
 111., Elvaston, 111., 1915-17; Farm Mgr., White 
 Pigeon, Mich., 1917-18; Assoc. Farm Adviser, 
 Bureau Co., Princeton, 111., 191 8 — . Married 
 Lois McCoU, D 22, 1915, Homer, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, 1 123 S. Main St., Princeton, 111. 
 
 7312. CHARLES PRIOR WINTERS 
 
 (Brother of No. 9499) 
 Secret Service; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 
 21, 1893, Chicago; s. Andrew L. (b. O 11, 1864, 
 Reading. Pa.) and Lillian (Prior) Winters (b. 
 Ja 18, 1 86 1, Norwick, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Calumet H. S., Chicago. Iris; Philomathean; 
 Beta Gamma Sigma; Mgr.. Maypole Festival. 
 Gen. Banking, Real Est., Mortgages, Chicago, 
 1915-17; Secret Service, U. S. Govt., 1917 — . 
 Married Marjorie Lawrence, N 29, 191 7, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 10420 Seeley Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 120 W. Adams St., do. 
 
 7313. GEORGE ORLANDO WITH 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Jl 
 25, 1892, Chicago; s. Daniel A. (b. i860, Trom- 
 so, Norway) and Axeliana (Schoitz) With (b. 
 1870, Stavanzer, do.^ . Prepared in Joliet Tp. 
 H. S. Triangle. Valuation Engr., Elgin Jo- 
 liet. East Ry., 1915; Asst. City Engr., Chicago 
 Heights, 111., 1016-17; J. McGraw, Hill & Co., 
 New York City, 1917; Sales Engr., Consoli- 
 dated Expanded Metal Co.. Chicago, 1917-18. 
 U. S. N.. Mach. Mate ist Class, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 810 3rd Ave., Joliet, 111. 
 
 7314. VIOLA ESTHER WOLFE (HOLLEY) 
 (Wife of No. 5213; Sister of No. 6017) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 25, 1893, Williams- 
 field, 111.; d. Nelson Livermore (b. Jl 29, 1864, 
 Truro, 111.) and Grace (Armstrong) Wolfe (b. 
 D 10, 1862, Ayrshire, Scotland). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Prelim. Honors. Teacher, IT. S., Princeville, 
 111., 1915-16. Married Charles Elmer Holley 
 ('12), S 4, 1916, Urbana. Child, Charles El- 
 mer, Jr.. My 20, 191 7. Address, 504 N. Busey 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 7315. MABEL WOMACKS (BURWASH) 
 (Wife of No. 5055) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 16, 1888, Cham- 
 paign; d. Loring Pingree (b. Je 29, 1851, 
 Brown Co., O.) and Margaret E. (West) Wom- 
 acks (b. 1858, Champaign Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Teacher, Eng., H. S., 
 Mattoon, 111., 1915-17. Married Arthur E. 
 Burwash ('12), Je 30, 1917, Chicago. Child, 
 Richard Henry, b. Mr 26, 1918. Address, R. 
 2, Champaign. 
 
 7316. HARRY THOMAS WOOD 
 Supt., Sehs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 16, 
 1890, Hennepin, HI.; s. D. S. (b. do.) and 
 Nancy O. Wood (b. do.). Prepared in Henne- 
 pin H. S.; Princeton Tp. H. S. Cosmopolitan 
 Club; Delta Sigma Rho; Adelphic; V. P., Jr. 
 Varsity Debate, 19 13. Teacher, Pub. Speak- 
 ing, 11. S., Springfield, 111., 1915-16; Supt., 
 .Schs., Fillmore, 111.,- I9i6>-i8. Corp., 68th 
 Regt., Art., C. A. C, A. E. F., France; Mus- 
 tered out, Mr 6, 1919. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Mystic Worker; Nat. Geog. Soc. Address, 
 Hennepin, 111.; bus. add., Fillmore, 111. 
 
 7317. HENRY SOLOMAN WOOLF 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 6, 1887, Cyphergat, S. 
 Africa; s. W. R. Harvey. Prepared in Univ. 
 of Cape of Good Hope; Univ. of Calif. Address, 
 75 St. Georges Road, East London, C. P. S. 
 .-\frica.t 
 
 7318. LENORA MARY WORCESTER 
 Professor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl i, 1894, 
 Genoa, 111.; d. Fred M. (b. O 2, 1854, Wheaton, 
 111.) and Eleanor (Patterson) Worcester (b. Je 
 5, 1S53, Genoa, 111.). Prepared in Genoa H. 
 S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1911-13. Achoth. 
 Teacher. Monmouth, 111., 1915-17; do., Clear- 
 water, Fla., 191 7; do., Alton, 111., 1918; Prof., 
 Home Econ., Shurtleff Coll., Upper Alton, 
 111. Address, Genoa, 111.; bus. add., 3122 Lev- 
 erett Ave., Alton, 111. 
 
 7319. NEWTON ANTHONY WRIGHT 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 15, 189 1, 
 Findlay, 111.; s. Samuel Henry (b. F 29, 1844) 
 and Nannie Susan (Shouse) Wright (b. Ag 26, 
 1855). Prepared in Shelbyville H. S.; Bus. 
 Coll.; Univ. of Calif., 1913. Delta LIpsilon; 
 Aljjha Gamma Rho; Tribe of Illini; Track; 
 Cross Country; Farmer, Findlay, 111., 1915 — . 
 Married Zenith Hazel Schwartz. O 31, 1917, 
 Findlay, 111. Address, R. F. D., Findlay, 111. 
 
 7320. BENJAMIN HARRISON WYCOFF 
 Dairy Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 29, 1888, 
 Laura, 111.; s. Aaron DeWitt (b. D u, 1858, 
 do.) and Agnes (Armstrong) Wycoff (b. F 
 II. 1854, Darhead, Scotland). Prepared in 
 Williamsfield H. S. ; Knox Acad.; Univ. Acad.; 
 la. St. Coll., 1913-14. Grain Farmer, Laura, 
 111., 1915-17; Dairy Farmer, Nye, Wis., 
 1917 — . Married Frances Sandquist. Mr 7, 
 1917, Peoria. Child, Harland D., b. D 28, 191.7. 
 Address, Nye, Wis. 
 
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 7321. RAY ORION WYLAND 
 Minister; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ap 15, 
 1890, Jewell City, Kan.; s. W. W. (b. O 23. 
 1856, Warren, Minn.) and Ella (Howard) 
 Wyland (b. N 28, 1854, Shenandoah, la.). 
 Prepared in Danville H. S.; Peniel Univ., 
 Tex. B. D., Garrett Biblical Inst., 1918. 
 Honors in Psych.; ist Sergt., Univ. Brig. 
 Pastor, M. E. Church, Maywood, 111. Mem., 
 Rockriver Conference, M. E. Church. Mar- 
 ried Rubv Arnold, O 12, 1915, Pcnicl, Te.x. 
 Addre\sS{, Majywood, Ul 
 
 7322. WALLACE WYMAN 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 13, 1889, Norfolk, 
 Neb.; s. D. F. Wynian. Prepared in Mans- 
 field H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Scarab; Glee and 
 Mandolin Club. Address, Mansfield, Ill.t 
 
 7323. JAMES FOOK ONN YAPP 
 B. S. in C. E.; M. S., 1916; b. O 14, 1891, 
 Makapala, Honolulu; s. M. F. Yapp. Pre- 
 pared in McKinley (Honolulu) H. S.; Stan- 
 ford Univ. Address, 726 Hustace Ave., Hono- 
 lulu, H. I.t 
 
 7324. FLORENCE TERESA YOCH 
 Land. Gard. ; B. S. in Land. Gard. ; b. Jl 
 
 15, 1890, Santa Ana, Calif.; d. Joseph and 
 Katherine (Isch) Yoch. Prepared in Santa 
 Ana (Calif.) H. S. ; Univ. of Calif., 1910-12. 
 Cornell Univ., 1912-13. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Land. Gardener, Los Angeles, 1915 — . Address, 
 1125 W. 28th St., Los Angeles; bus add., 
 605 Van Nuys Bldg., Los Angeles. 
 
 7325. RUTH ELIZABETH YOUNG 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O lo, 1892, 
 
 Casey, 111.; d. Doit (b. S 2, 1861, do.) and Lula 
 (Crane) Young (b. Ag 27, 1869, Hamilton, O.). 
 Prepared in Casey H. S.; 111. Woman's Coll., 
 1910-12. Univ. of Wis., summer, 1914. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Omicron Nu; Teacher, H. S. 
 Altamontj 111., 1915-16;^ Teacher, Domestic 
 Sc. and French, Tp. H. S., Casey, 111., 191 6 — , 
 Co. Chm., Food Adm., 1918 — . Address, 402 
 E. Main St., Casey, 111. 
 
 7326. CLYDE CHARLES YOUNGLOVE 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 18, 1891, 
 Sioux City, la.; s. John F. (b. 1859, Wood- 
 man, Wis.), and Augusta E. (Gard) Young- 
 love. Prepared in Mason City (la.) H. S.; 
 Grinnell Coll. la.. 1909-11. Sigma Xi; Special 
 Honors. Designer, Younglove Const. Co.; 
 Engr., B. E. Short Cont.; Asst. Bldg. Insp., 
 Sioux City, la. Engr., Beuttler & Arnold, 
 Archs., do. Mem., Lions Club; Engng. Club; 
 Jr. Mem., West. Soc. Engrs. First Congr. 
 Church, S. S. Supt. Married Hazel Eulela 
 Ramsay, O 6, 1915, Mason City, la. Child, 
 Clyde Ramsay, b. Jl 25, 1917. Address 112H 
 Maine St., Sioux City, la.; bus. add., 610 
 Security Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 7i27. FRED RAYMOND ZAUN 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ap 
 30, 1883, Jefferson Co., 111.; s. Joseph and 
 Ella Zahn. Prepared in Chester II. S.; Univ. 
 Acad. C. E. Club. Timekeeper, Mt. Vernon, 
 111., 1 91 5-16; Engng. Draftsman, Pub. LUilities 
 Comn., 1917 — . Mem., Universalist Church. 
 Address, 934 S. 4th St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 7328. HARRY MOYER ZETER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 26, 1889, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. John (b. Ja 17, 1858, Cin- 
 cinati) and Sarah Jane Zeter (b. My 12, 1862, 
 Lincoln, 111.). Prepared in Lincoln Coll. 
 Fanner, Lincoln, 111. .4ddress, R. s, Lincoln, 
 111. 
 
 7329- WILLIAM WALTER ZIEMAxN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. D 9, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Fred Zieman. Prepared in Crane 
 H. S., Chicago. With Chicago Feed & Fer- 
 tilizer Co., Plant, Osborne, Ind., 1916. Gas De- 
 fense, Chem. Warfare Service; Mustered out, 
 F 1919. Address, 1019 Columbia Road, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 7330. ANTHONY URiBAN ZIMMERMAN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 13, 1892, 
 Peoria; s. R. Zimmerman. Prepared in Peoria 
 H. S. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. With the 
 Kennicott Co., Chicago; The Rust Engng. Co., 
 Chicago, 1918—. 2nd Lt.. F. A. R. D., Ft. 
 Sill, Okla.; Mustered out, D 15, 1918, Address, 
 no W. Park Place, Peoria; bus. add., The 
 Rust Engng. Co., 625 New York Life Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
 7331. ROY RICHARD ZIPPRODT 
 
 Inspector; B. S. in A. E. ; b. My Si 1890, 
 Highland, 111.; s. Fred A. (b. Mr 11, 1862, 
 do.) and Elsie (Combe) Zi^prodt (b. O 28, 
 1864, do.). Prepared in Highland H. S. 
 Triangle; Scabbard and Blade; ist Lt. and 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Asst. Engr., Tests, R. R. 
 Stress, 1917-18; Insp. and Engr., U. S. Ship- 
 ping Bd., Emergency Fleet Corp., Washing- 
 ton, D. C, 1918-19; Assoc. Engr., U. S. Bur. 
 of Standards, Ja 1919 — . Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Edna Bradley, Ap 30. 19 16, Urbana. 
 Address, 33 N. sth Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. 
 
 7332- JAMES EDWARD ZOLLINGER 
 S.alesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 8, 1891, 
 Alliance, Neb.; s. William Edward and Eunice 
 (Robbins) Zollinger. Prepared in Polo H. S. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Corp., Univ. Brig.; Treas., 
 Jr. Class; Chm., Sr. Ball Com. Stud., Common- 
 wealth Edison Co., 1915-16; Instr., Chicago 
 Central Sta. Inst.; Power Salesman, Common- 
 wealth Edison Co., Chicago, 19 19 — . 2nd Lt., 
 76th Inf. Brig., H. Q., Camp Shelby, Miss.; 
 4th Observation Bat., F. A. C, O. T. C, 
 Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Assoc, mem., A. I. E. E. ; N. E. L. A. 
 Address, 1409 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 CLASS OF 1916 (741 LIVING, 16 DEAD) 
 
 7333- DANIEL ARTHUR ALBRECHT 
 
 (Brother of No. 4517) 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F i6, 1894, 
 Flanagan, 111.; s. John (b. N 22, 1833, Bavaria, 
 Ger.) and Bertha (Nafziger) Albrecht (b. Ag 
 28, 1 85 1, do.). Prepared in Flanagan H. S.; 
 Central Mennonite Coll., Sluffton, O., igii-13. 
 Teacher, Tp. H. S., Bridgeport, III. Chem., 
 Ord. Corps, War Gas Investigation, Bur. of 
 Mines, Washington, D, C, 1917; Pvt. E. O. C. 
 N. A., Bur. of Mines, War Gas Investigation; 
 Sergt., Chem. Warfare Service, Am. Univ. 
 Exp. Sta. Address, 709 S. ist St., Champaign; 
 bus. add., Apts. 44 Westover, 2501 Pennsyl- 
 vania Ave., Washington, D. C. 
 
 73M- JOHN ALVA ALEXANDER 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 11, 
 1880, Franklin, Ind.; s. S. B. Alexander. Pre- 
 pared in Whiteland (Ind.) H. S. Teacher, 
 H. S., Hutsonville, III. Address, Amorita, 
 Okla.t 
 
 7335- EUGENIE ALLAIS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 26, 1893, Brazil, 
 Ind.; d. Edward (b. Mr 30, 1866, Marie, 
 France) and Irma (Caudron) Allais (b. Jl 6, 
 1867, Bouverie, Belgium). Prepared in Brazil 
 (Ind.) and Du Quoin Tp. H. S.; De Pauw 
 Univ., 1912-14. Sigma Kappa. Address, 114 
 N. Washington St., Du Quoin. 111. 
 
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 7336. ALICE ALEXANORIA ALLKN 
 A. R. in L. A. & S. Address. 1107 VV. 
 Oiigon St., Urbana. 
 
 7337. ERNEST VICTOR ALLEN 
 (Brother of No. ::549) 
 Engineer; R. S. in Min. E. ; b. F 14, i88o, 
 Pana, 111.; s. John Daniel (b. Ag 15, 185.}, 
 Rantlolph Co., N. C.) and Mary Margaret 
 (Mulholland) Allen (b. D 2, i8s<', Kaskaskia, 
 111.). Prepared in Pana Tp. IL S. Mil. Rand. 
 Engr., Steel Co.. Gary, Ind. Address, Pana, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Steel Co., 741 Pennsylvania 
 St., Gary, Ind.t 
 
 7338. FR.\NK OSCAR ALLEN 
 
 (Rrothcr of No. 6694) 
 
 Prin., H. S.; A. R. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 5. 
 i8go, Penetangushine. Ontario, Can.; s. W . 
 11 (b S 4, 1865, <((>.) and Mercy (Williams) 
 Allen (b. Ag g, 1864, Rrislol. Eng.). Prepared 
 in Clinton 11. S.; 111. Wesleyan Univ., igio-ii. 
 Prin IL S.. Piano, HI.; Tc.icher, Clinton, 
 111., 1918— . Otricers" Sch.. Ft. Wright, N. Y.; 
 Mustered out. N -■-', 1918. Address, Clinton, 
 111. 
 
 7339. PAUL GLEN ALLEN 
 
 Pres., Fertilizer Co.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 D 18, 1893. Chicago; s. Alexander Crowell (b. 
 Lichfield, Conn.) and Katherine Gertrude 
 (Reelmond) Allen (b. Philadeliihia). Prepared 
 in Niagara Univ., Niagara I'alls, N. \ ., El 
 Paso (Tex.) IL S.; ITniv. High, Chicago. 
 Alpha Delta Phi; Ku Klux; Mgr., ///. A/<"^. ; 
 Fresh. Varsity Rasketball; Class Raseball. (Ml 
 business, Billings, Mont.. 1916-17; With Swift 
 and Co., Kansas City. Mo., 1917: Pies., Kaw 
 Vallev Fertilizer Co., Kansas City, Mo. Engr.. 
 Ft. Rilev, Kan., 1017: U. S. A. S., Austin, 
 Tex. Mem., Hamilton Club, Chicago. Address, 
 6539 Yale Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7340. WORTH ARTHUR ALLISON 
 Live Stock Specialist; R. S. in Agr.; A. 
 B in L. A. & S.; M. S.. 1917; b- N .'8, 1891, 
 Mattoon, HI.; s. Andrew B. (b. My 1804. ^nvm- 
 ington. 111.) and Minnie Anne (Pophani) Al- 
 lison (b. Ic 1867, Charlestown, 111.). Prepared 
 in East. "ill. St. Norm. Sch. Asst., An. llusb.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1917—. Address, 310 H- Daniel 
 St., Champaign. 
 7341. GENEVIEVE RAYMOND ALVt)RD 
 (.Daughter of G7) 
 Teacher; .\. R. in L. .\. & S.; b. Ap 9. 1894. 
 Berlin, Ger.: d. Clarence Walworth (b. My 21, 
 i8ti8. Grcentield, Mass.) and Jane (Parrott) 
 Alvord (b. N 9, i86o, Roston). Prepared in 
 ITrkuia IL S. Pi Beta Phi. Teacher, II. S.. 
 Peoria; do., M.nth. and French, Ilarrisburg, 
 111. ]\Iem., Bd. of Dir., Women's Teachers 
 Club, Peoria; Sec, Peoria Coll. Club; Sec, 
 Peoria Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club. Address. 
 1008 Lincoln Ave., Urbana; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Ilarrisburg, 111. 
 
 734->. LOUISE AMBORN (PAGIN) 
 (Wife of No. 7S54) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 11, 1S92, Ft. 
 Madison. la.; d. Conrad John (b. S 2j, 1853, 
 do.) and Ruth (Woodward) .\mborn (b. Jl 13. 
 1867, Dubuque, la.). Prepared in Ft. IMadison 
 (la.) H. S. Alpha Chi Omega; Yo Ma; W o- 
 m,in's Ed., DniVv 7//i»ii'. Grad. work. N. W. 
 Univ., 1916-17. Married John Beitner P.agin 
 ('16), Ag 8, 1Q17, Ft. Madison. la. Address, 
 91 S 4th St., Ft. Madison, la. 
 
 7343. DOUGLAS JACQUE AMOS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 25, 1892, Cairo, 
 III ; s. Jacob and Mary E. Amos. Prepareil in 
 Sumnur H. S., Cairo, 111. Kappa Alpha Psi. 
 Dairy Bacteriol., 1916-17; Teacher, Pub. beh., 
 Cairo, 111. Address. Cairo, 111. 
 
 7344. PAUL DONALD AMSR.\KY 
 (Husband of No. 7248) 
 
 .Salesman; R. S. in A. E.; h. Ja 15. 1804, 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. George Edward (b. Ag J.i, 
 iSoo, Pekin, 111.) and Lola (Stout) Amshary 
 (I). Ja 10, 1870, Napoleon, O.). Prepared in 
 I'rhana IL S. Phi Sigma Kappa; Gargoyle; 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Rus. Mgr., Siren; lA., 
 Univ. Rrig. Arch., Reinforced Concrete Work, 
 Milwaukee, i9i(>; do., Chicago, IQ17; Sales- 
 man, Home Mfg. Co.. Decatur, 111., 1918 — . 
 Married Marjorie SutclitTc ('i__5), My 26, 1917. 
 Urbana. Address, 7054 Greenview Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 7345. OWEN HUNTINGTON ANDERSON 
 
 Engineer; R. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 22, 1893, 
 (~)sseo. Wis.; s. James /, Anderson. Prepared 
 in DeKalh II. S." Pi Tan Sigma; Stud. Branch, 
 .\. S. M. E. Engr., West. Elec. Co., Haw- 
 thorne, 111. Address, 1340 N. Central Ave., 
 Chieago.t 
 
 7346. HARRY LEE ANDREWS 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 7, 1888, 
 Cazenovia, 111.; s. C. D. Andrews. Prepared in 
 Washburn IL S. and 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Teacher, Monmouth II. S., 111. Address, Wash- 
 burn, 111. 
 
 7347. ROSCOE CRUM ANDREWS 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 11 30, 1893, 
 
 Mattoon, 111.; s. Emery (h. Rose Hill, Jasper 
 Co., 111.) and Melvina (Crum) Andrews (b. 
 Cooks Mill, 111.). Prepared in Mattoon 11. S.; 
 Univ. of Chicago. Phi Kajipa Psi; I'hi Delta 
 Phi; Theta Nu Epsilon; Fresh. Pushball, C^apt.; 
 Sr. Invitation Com.; Chm., Sr. Memorial 
 Com.; Sr. Stag Com.; Soph. Smoker Com.; 
 Class Track Team, Capt. Lawyer. Chicago, 
 1916-17: Mattoon, 111., 1917 — . Ord. Enlisted 
 Corps. U. S. N. A., 1918; Ord. Tr. Sch.. Univ. 
 of Chicago; .muI l.t. Ord. F. A.. Camp Taylor, 
 Ky.; Mustered out. Ja 14, I9i9- Married Doro- 
 thy Merle Wallace. N 17, 1917. Lincoln, 111. 
 .■Iddress. 5417 Calumet Ave., Chicago, 111.; 
 bus. add., 10 S. La Salle St., do. 
 
 7348. FREDERICK VERNE ARRER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 28. 1804. Urim- 
 lield, til.: s. Fred Arber. Prepared in Brim- 
 lield II. S. Phi Delta Phi; Lambda Tan Rho; 
 Ituies of Court); Graphoiuen; 'Staff, Duilv 
 mini: Canit'us Scout: III. Mag.; Mil. Band. 
 Addre.is, Brimtield, Ill.t 
 
 7349. WILLIAM LOUIS ASHBECK 
 (Husband of No. 6938) 
 
 Estimator; B. S. in A. E.: b. S 30, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Louis Ashbeck. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. II. S. Theta Delta C"hi; Sigma Tan; 
 Scarab: Sachem; Helmet; Lambkins; 1016 Illio, 
 Staff; Mgr.. Intersehol. Circus Home Coming 
 Com.; Sr. Smoker Com.; Stud. Union Opera; 
 Mask and Bauble: En^r., Vice Pres., Stud. 
 LInion. Married Naomi Hartford ('15^. Ap 
 28, 1917, Chicago. Address, 2712 Mildred 
 Ave., Chieago.t 
 7350. HOMER FRANKLIN ATTEBERY 
 (Brother of Nos. 5009. 6058, 8932) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 11, 1893. Hills- 
 boro. 111.; s. William lacob (b. Mr u., 1861) 
 and Lulu (Bailev) Atteberv (b. Mr 17. 1856). 
 Prepared in Hillsboro IL S. Farmer, Hillsboro, 
 IlL 3oqth Engrs., Co. A, Camp Taylor, Ky., 
 1918; Corp., Co. A, 309th Engrs., 84th Div., 
 .\. E. F., France. Address, Hillsboro, 111. 
 
 7351. R.\LPH EDGAR AUGUSTUS 
 (Brother of No. 8ni) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag -■5. 1805, Cisco, 
 111.; s. Edgar Lewis (b. S 23. 1805. .\rgenta, 
 111.) and Atta Estella (Kile) Augustus (b. 
 F 27, 1869, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Teacher, Fulton, Mo. Address, Cisco, Ill.t 
 
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 7352. JOHN THOMPSON AUTEN 
 Salesman; B. S. in Ari-. ; b. N 6, 1887, 
 White Hall, Hi.; s. Wiiliani Alexander A. {h. 
 F J J, i8.j->, Sominerset, N. J.) and IVIartlia 
 Anne (Tfioniijson) Antcn (1). My 20, 1855, 
 Wheciing. W. Va.). Prepared in White Hall 
 H. S. Cosmopolitan Club; Alpha Zela; Adel- 
 phic; Y. M. C. A. Representative, Virginia- 
 Carolina Chem. Co., Ind., Mieh., HI. U. S. 
 N. A. Ord. Corps, 1917; Co. M, Ord. Tr. 
 Camp, Camp Hancock, Ga. Address, White 
 Hall, HI. 
 
 7353. JENNIE MAY BABCOCK 
 Home Demonstration Agt.; A. B. in L. A. 
 & S.; b. D 8, 1803, Tamesbur^, HI.; d. Henri 
 S. (b. Ak 2(), i86q, Warren, J-'a.) and Mabel 
 (Buck) Babcock (b. D 25, 1874, Cheboygan, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Danville H. S. Delta 
 Gamma; Yo Ma; W. A. A.; Pres., Class: 
 Treas., Woman's League; Y. W. C. A.; Class 
 Hockey and Bowling. Teacher, Home Econ., 
 Tp. if. S., Longview, HI., 1916; Emergency 
 Home Demonstration Agt., W. Va., 1918 — . 
 Emergency Worker, Food Administrator, W. 
 Va., 191 8; Co. Home Demonstration A^t., 
 Wood Co., W. Va. Address, 1503 Avery St., 
 Parkersburg, W. Va. 
 
 7354. ROBERT HAMILTON BACON 
 (Husband of No. 8960) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 30, 1891, 
 La Prairie, 111.; s. Edward H. (b. do.) and 
 Jennie (Walden) Bacon (b. Hamilton, Mo.). 
 Prepared in Kalamazoo (Mich.) H. S. E. E. 
 Soc; JIlio staff; Techiioc/raj^h Bd. Asst. Elec. 
 Engr., Copper Range Co., Painesdale, Mich. 
 Capt. 552nd, Mich. St. Troops, 1918. Mar- 
 ried Mabel Helen Bolen ('18), Je 12, 1018, 
 Urbana (died Ja 3, 1919). Address, Painesdale, 
 Mich. 
 
 7354A. ELSIE LOUISE BAECIITOLD 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Mr 2, 1885, 
 Cannellon, Ind.; d. Albert (b. S 4, 1857, Berne 
 Switzerland) and Anna Mary (Ploch) Baechtold 
 (b. Je 6, i860, Cannelton, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Denver II. S.; Isbell Coll., Ala., 190 1-2; la. 
 Coll. Acad., 1905-6. A. B., Grinnell Coll., 
 igii. Gamma Phi Beta; Illiola; I-ib. Club; 
 Di.xie Club; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club. Law 
 Stud., office S. II. Crosby, Denver, 1911-12; 
 Lib, Asst., Grinnell Coll., 1912-13; Lib. Asst., 
 Univ. of HI., 1913-16; Libn., Coll. of Engng., 
 do., 1916 — . Auth. : The Engng. Lib., 
 Technograph, Vol. 32; several short Poems. 
 Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; III. Lib. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, I 103 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 Engng. Lib., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 7355. WALLACE BOTHWELL BAIN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 24, 1891, Mar- 
 tinsville, Ind.; s. Donald (b. Jl 24, 1853, do.) 
 and Mary (Bothwell) Bain (b. O 11, 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in Martinsville H. S.; Ind. Univ., 
 1910-12 Acacia; Alpha Zeta. Farmer. Mar- 
 tinsville, Ind., 1916-17; Super.. Official Test- 
 ing, Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Address, Martins- 
 ville, Ind. 
 
 7356. WALTER EARL BAKER 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. O 31, 
 1892, ]5ement, 111.; s. Benjamin L. (b. Mr 28, 
 1867. do.) and Lucy (Moore) Baker (b. Mr 
 17, 1870, do.). Prepared in Bement H. S. Phi 
 lieta Kappa; Beta tiamma Sigma; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors; Bookkeeper Uaily llli>n._ Instr., 
 Accounting, Bus. Law, and Econ., la. St. Coll., 
 1916-17; Acct., Anderson, De Lany Ji Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1917 — . Address, Box 234, Bement, III.; 
 bus. add., c/o Anderson, De Lany & Co., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 7357. SARVA RUPA BAKHSHI 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. D 19, 1893. 
 India; s. Dalip Chand (b. do.) and Dhanwanti 
 ]?akhsbi (b. do.). Prepared in Albert Victor 
 Anglo Sanskrit II. S.; .'\bboltabad and Sri Par- 
 tap Coll., India; la. St. Univ., 1913-16. Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Ry. Club. C. B. & Q. R. R., 
 Valuation Dept.. Lincoln, Neb., 1916-^18, (Chi- 
 cago, igi8 — . Address, 36.12 Flournoy .St., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 547 W. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 7358. JANET CHRISTINE BALDWIN 
 (Sister of No. 1455) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 27, 1890, 
 Paris, 111.; d. John H. (b. 1852, Danville, Ky.) 
 and Frances .Anna (I>amb) Baldwin (b. i860, 
 Paris, 111.). Prepared in Paris II. .S. Teacher, 
 H. S. Albion, 111. Address, 202 E. Madison 
 St., Paris, Ill.t 
 
 7359. LEO STARR BALDWIN 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. S. in A. 
 E.; b. D 5, 1883, Freeport, HI.; s. Louis II. 
 (b. Ag 6, 1850, Wyota, Wis.) and Rose (Griffin) 
 Baldwin (b. S 8, 1852, Sharon, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Whipple Acad.. Jacksonville,^ Ilk; 111. 
 Coll., 1910-12. Sigma Pi. Instr., G. E. D., 
 Univ. of 111. Capt., 111. Nat. Guard; Instr., 
 S. M. A., Univ. of HI. Address, Freeport, 111.; 
 bus. add., ioyi (jreen St., Champaign. 
 
 7360. SALLY BALKEMA (SMART) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 7, '895. Muskegon, 
 Mich.; d. John and Katberine (O'Brien) Balke- 
 ma. Prepared in St. Xaviers Acad, and Hyde 
 Park H. S. Pi Beta Phi. Married Samuel 
 Chipman Smart, O 20, 1917- Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 3945 Lake Park Ave,, Chicago. 
 
 7361. JOHN KENNETH BARBER 
 (Brother of Nos. 5537, 5538) 
 
 Reporter; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 17, 1892, 
 La Fox, HI.; s. Carroll A. (b. N 5, 1853, do.) 
 and Mary (Anderson) Barber (b. Jl 2, i860, 
 Virgil, 111.). Prepared in (jeneva H. S. Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Sigma Delta Chi; Scribblers' 
 Club; Graphomen; Comitatus; Prelim. Honors; 
 Class Football; Uailv lllini, Staff; ///. Mag., 
 Staff; Ed., Siren; 1917 lllio Staff; Dope Sheet, 
 Staff; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Smoker Com.; Horne 
 coming Com. Reporter, Springlield St. Regis- 
 ter, 1916; do., Aurora Beacon News, Aurora, 
 111.', 1917. U. S. Regulars, i9'7; Go. I, i6th 
 Inf., 1917; Army Specialists' Sch., A. P. O., 
 No. 714, A. E. v., France; Returned to U. S. 
 as Instr. ist Lt., 101 Div. Camp Shelby, Miss.; 
 Mustered out, D i, igi8. Address, La Fox, HI. 
 
 7362. LAURA ANNA BARDWELL 
 
 (CRANE) 
 (Wife of No. 7463; Sister of Nos. 3630, 4060) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 4, 1893, Canton, 
 111.; d. Conrad Myron (b. O 9. i860, Deer- 
 field, Mass.) and Anna Louise (Woleben) Bard- 
 well (b. D 9, 1867, Marengo, 111.). Prepared 
 in East H. S., Aurora, 111. Kappa Kappa Gam- 
 ma; Omicron Nu; Phi Delta Psi; Yo-Ma; 
 Illiola; H. Sc. Club; W. A. A. Teacher, H. Sc, 
 Newman, 111., 1916-17. Married Dudley Win- 
 thrope Crane ('16), Je 30, 1917, Aurora, HI. 
 Child, John Dudley, b. Ag 20, 1918. Address, 
 R 8, Fulton, N. Y. 
 
 7363. OTIS AVERY BARNES 
 Assistant; B. S. in L. A. & S. ; A. M., 1918; 
 b. Ap 15, 1894, Auburn, 111.; s. Ezra Barnes. 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Chem. Club; Choral Soc; Prelim. Hon- 
 ors. Asst., Chem., Univ. of HI., 1916 — . Ad- 
 dress, 604 S. 6th St., Champaign,t 
 
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 7364. RUSSELL DANIEL BARNES 
 (Husband of No. 8103) 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 21, 1893, 
 Taylorville, III.; s. Charles Edward (b. D 10, 
 1842, Springfield, III.) and Jeannette (Over- 
 and) Barnes (b. Hartford, Conn.). Prepared 
 in Taylorville Tp. II. S. Lambda Chi Alpha; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Arch. Club; Brev. Capt., 
 III. Nat. Guard. Asst. Engr., Trussed Concrete 
 Steel Co., Chicago. Tools Exam, for Prov. 
 2nd Lt., Inf. U. S., 1917; 2nd Lt., Eng. R. C, 
 1917; 2nd Lt., nth U. S. Inf., Ft. Leaven- 
 worth, Kan,, 191 7; nth Inf. 1st Lt., Camp 
 Forrest, Ga., nth U. S. Inf., Co. L, A. E. F., 
 1918. Wounded three times; Returned to states, 
 Ja, 1918. Married Olive Mathilda Anderson 
 ('17), O 13, 1917, Kansas City, Mo. Address, 
 6840 Union Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7365. NELLIE FLORA BARTELS 
 Teacher: A. B in L. A. & S.; b. S 16, 1894, 
 Edwardsville, 111.; d. Charles Henry (b. Ja 8. 
 1863, Hanover, Ger.) and Emma (Hang) Bar- 
 tels (b. F 12, 1861, Edwardsville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Edwardsville H. S. Phi Delta Psi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Athenean. Teacher, Eng., 
 Tp. H. S., Sullivan, 111.. 191 6—. Address, Sul- 
 livan, 111. 
 
 7366. EDWARD FRED BARTII 
 (Brother of No. 4062) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 5, 1890, Pana, 
 111.; s. Albert Barth. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Class Baseball. Farmer, Pana, 111. Ad- 
 dress, R 5, Pana, Ill.t 
 
 7367. JAMES SUMMERFIELD 
 
 BARTHOLOW 
 (Husband of No. 8052) 
 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 9, 189-', 
 South Norwalk, Conn.; s. O. F. Bartholow. 
 Prepared in Mt. Vernon (N. Y.) IT. S. Alpha 
 Sigma Phi. Clerk, Champaign. Married Flora 
 Jane Weinberg ('16), Je 15, 1916, Rushvillc, 
 111. Address, 1001 W. Springfield Ave., Ur- 
 bana.t 
 
 7368. JOHN SOLOMON BARTLEY 
 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 4, 1892, 
 Princeton, 111.; s. John S. (b. D 23, 1858, do.) 
 and Anna Isabelle (Shettel) Bartley (b. Mr 
 18, 1856, York, Pa.). Prepared in E. Water- 
 loo (la.) H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. Soc. 
 Arch., Centerville, la.; do., Waterloo, la. Ail- 
 dress, 219 Clay St., Waterloo, la.; bus. add., 
 603 First Nat. Bank, do. 
 
 7369. HARRIET THOMPSON BARTO 
 (Daughter of No. 2575; Sister of No. 8127) 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 17, 
 1S94, Oak Park, 111.; d. Daniel Otis and Lucy 
 (Murray) Barto. Prepared in Urbana H. S.; 
 Univ. of Wis., summer. 191 5. A. M., Columbia, 
 1917. Kappa Kapiia Gamma; Omicron Nu; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Prelim. Honors. Asst., Teacher's 
 Coll., Columbia, 1917-18; Instr., do., 1918 — . 
 Address, 919 Nevada St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 c/o Columbia Univ., New York City. 
 
 7370. FRANK HERMAN BEACH 
 (Husband of No. 7239; Brother of No. 6077) 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 24, 1895, 
 Watertown, N. Y. ; s. Herman G. (b. F 26, 
 1862, Pittsfield, Mass.) and Alice (Becher) 
 Beach (b. Mr 19, 1867, Antwerp, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Antwerp (N. Y.) H. S.; Champaign 
 H. S. Pi Pi Rho; Le Cercle Francais. Book- 
 keeper in Bus. Office, Univ. of 111., 1916; Cost 
 Acct. and Bookkeeper, do.; Cashier, Univ. of 
 111., 1916-18; Bursar, doL, 1918 — . Married 
 Blanche Slipp dO. Je 9, 1917, Champaign. 
 Address, 604 Chalmers St., Champaign. 
 
 7371. WALTER HUBERT BEAL 
 (Brother of No. 3277) 
 Inspector; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 12, 1894, 
 Toledo, la.; s. Dr. Albert Milton (b. 1853, 
 Zuma, 111.) and Carrie Elizabeth (Middlekauf) 
 Bcal (b. 1862, Polo, 111.). Prepared in Molina 
 IL S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Ku Klu.x; Adel- 
 phic; Mask and Bauble; Grad. Scholarship; 
 Class Football, Capt. Chief Insp., Root and 
 Van Dervoort Eng. Co., E. Moline, 111.; do., 
 T. McAvity & Sons, St. John, Can. ist Lt., 
 Ord. R. C, U. S. A., 1917 — . Address, 2601 
 ()th Ave. Moline, 111.; bits, add., 1710 Market 
 St., Philadelphia. 
 
 737-'. EDWARD CORBYN OBERT BEATTY 
 Circuit Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 
 2i, 1894, Quincy, 111.; s. Erde William (b. My 
 II, 1859, do.) and Anna Catherine (Wild) 
 Bcatty (b. S i, 1864, do.). Prepared in Quin- 
 cy H. S. Phi Kappa Tau; Loyante; Phrene- 
 con; Scabbard and Blade; Ionian; Der Deutsche 
 Verein; Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Lt. Capt., Univ. Brig.; Salutatorian; 
 Sr. Memorial Com. Sec, Hist. Dept., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17; Deputy Circuit Clerk, Adams 
 Co., Quincy, 111., 1917. Troop B, 1st 111. Cav- 
 alry, Nat. Guard, Mexican border service, 
 1916-17; Corp., Hdqtrs. Co., 5th III. Inf. Nat. 
 Guard, 1917; Sergt., 341st Inf., N. A., Camp 
 Grant, 111.; 2nd Lt., 1917; 1st Lt., do. Mem., 
 Epis. Church; A. F. A. M. Address, Quincy, 
 111. 
 
 7373. WARREN PLATT BEAUBIEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 14, 1892, 
 Whiting, Ind.; s. Henry E. (b. My 18, 1864, 
 Ottawa, 111.) and Bertha T. (Robinson) Bcau- 
 hien (b. D 23, 1869, Morris, 111.). Prepared 
 in Whiting (Ind.) H. S. Ilus; Scarab; 1916 
 Hlio Staff; Soph. Cotillion Com.; Jr. Prom 
 Com.; Arch. Engng. Soc; Capt., Univ. Brig. 
 Engr., Standard Oil Co., Whiting, Ind., 1916- 
 17. R. O. T. C, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, 1917; 
 do.. Ft. Monroe, Va. ; 2nd Lt.. Ft. Revere, 
 Roston; Bat. A, ssth Art. C. A. R. C, France, 
 1918. Address, Whiting, Ind. 
 
 7374. EDWIN ADAMS BEBB 
 (Brother of Nos. 4065, 5026) 
 Floriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. 71 4. 189.S. 
 Chicago; s. Edwin (b. O 19, 1858, TParis, 111.) 
 and Mary Alice (Jones) Bebb (b. Ja 6, 1859)- 
 Prepared in Calumet H. S.. Chicago. Alpha 
 Zeta; Phi Kappa Tau; Adelphic; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors; Varsity Water-Basketball; Glee 
 and Mandolin Club; Treas.. Jr. Class. Com- 
 mercial Floriculture, Chicago, 1916-17. B. O. 
 T. C, Ft. Sheridan. 1917; U. S. A. S., 1017; 
 Lt., U. S. A. S., Effington Field, Tex., 1918; 
 2nd Lt., looth Sqdn., Avia., A. E. F., France, 
 1918 — . Address, 1652 W. 102nd St., Chicago. 
 
 7375. FORREST BEBB 
 (Brother of Nos. 5542, 5027) 
 Floriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 10, 1894, 
 Chicago; s. Robert (b. Ag 20, 1863, Washing- 
 ton, D. C.) and Florence Alma (Pine) Bebb 
 (b. Mr 10, i86s). Prepared in Calumet II. S., 
 Chicago, and Central H. S., Muskogee, Okla. 
 Iris; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Glee and 
 Mandolin Club; Floriculture CTlub; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors; General V. P., 111. Union; 
 jr. Prom. Com.; Asst. Mgr., Varsity Track. 
 Commercial Floriculture, Muskogee, Okla. Flv- 
 ing Cadet, U. S. A. S., 1918; Barracks K 
 101, U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of Tex.. Austin, 
 Tex. 2nd Lt., A. S. S. R. C, Cadet Detach., 
 Barron Field, Ft. Worth. Tex.; Mustered out, 
 F 26, 1919. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 11 19 
 Fremont Ave., Muskogee, Okla.; bus. add., 310 
 W. Broadway, do. 
 
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 7376. LEWIS MICHAFJ. UKCKER 
 With Curtiss Engng. Corp.; B. S. in M. E.; 
 b. Ag IS, 1894, Quincy, 111.; s. Christ (b. My 9. 
 1868, do.) and Bertha Barbara (Bochl) Becker 
 (h. Mr 4, 1868, do.). Prepared in Quincy H. 
 S. Phi Kappa Tau; Tan Beta Pi; Sigma Xi ; 
 Class Baseball; Mgr., Class Basketball; Pre- 
 lim. Honors. Mech. Engr. Curtis Pneumatic 
 Maeh. Co., 1916; Struct. Engr., Quincy, 111., 
 1917; Instr., tJniv. of Colo., 1917- Capt. Instr., 
 K. O. T. C, Univ. of Colo., 1917; With Cur- 
 tiss Engng. Corp., Research Lab. Auth.: Air 
 as a Condensing Medium in a Surface Con- 
 denser, Power Mag., My 1918. Address, 43 
 Columbia St., Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.; bus. 
 add., c/o Curtiss Engng. Corp., Garden City, 
 do. 
 
 7377. HERBERT RICHARD BEHR 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 6, 1893. 
 Chicago; s. Ernest Theodore (b. 1862, Reich- 
 enbach, Ger.) and Alina M. (Anderson) Behr 
 (b. 1868, Stockholm, Sweden). Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. II. S., Chicago; Univ. of Wis. 
 -Mpha Chi Rho; Stud. Branch.. A. I. E. E. 
 Testing Engr., Testing Dept., Commonwealth 
 Edison Co.. Chicago. 1916-17. R. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan. 111., 191 7; 2nd Lt., Q. M. C, N. A.; 
 Utilities Dept., Q. M. C. Refrigeration, Cam]) 
 Grant, 111.; ist Lt., do. Address, 1622 Sherwin 
 Ave.. C'hicago; bus. add.. Commonwealth Edi- 
 son Co., do. 
 
 7378. HELEN BEHRENSMEYER 
 
 (JOHNSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 7662) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 3, 1891, Quincy, 
 
 111.; d. Henry P. <h. F 18, 18C6) and Minnie 
 
 (Bittee) Behrensmeyer (b. D 3, 1869, do.). 
 
 Prepared in Quincy II. S. and Hardin Coll., 
 
 Mexico, Mo. Phi Mu. Married Maynard 
 
 Wayne Johnson ('16), Ap 23, 1917, Quincy, 
 
 111. Address, Twin Falls, Idaho. 
 
 7379. KENNETH CORWIN BELL 
 Petroleum Producer; A. B. in Commerce; b. 
 Je II, 1892, Oil City, Pa.; s. William Bell. 
 Prepared in Indianapolis Man. Tr. H_. S. 
 Scabbard and Blade; Commercial Club; Capt., 
 I'niv. Brig.; Nat. Reserve Corps. I'roducer, 
 Petroleum and Natural Gas, Sedan, Kan. Adjt., 
 Inf. 17, Camp Meade, Md., 1918; ist Lt., do.; 
 Uapt., 17th Inf., 2ist Brig., nth Div., do. 
 Address. 705 W. Walnut St., Robinson, 111.; 
 bus. add., Sedan, Kan.t 
 
 7380. CHARLES FRANKLIN BELSHAW 
 Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 30, 1893, Oregon 
 City, Ore.; s. Walter D. (b. O 17, 1851, Court- 
 land Co., N. Y.) and Anna E. (Irons) Belshaw 
 (b. D 19, 1857, Clinton Co., la.). Prepare<l 
 in Rockford City H. S. Pi Tau Zeta; Phi 
 Kappa Tau. Engr., Arctic Ice Mach. Co., Can- 
 ton, O., 1916-17. Insp. Dept., Cantonment 
 Const., Chattanooga, Tenn., 1917; Engr., U. S. 
 N. A., 1917; Corp., 3rd Engrs., O. T. C.; 2nd 
 Lt., Engrs., U. S. N. A., A. E. F., France, 
 1918. Address, 412 N. ist St., Rockford, 111. 
 
 7381. JOHN SHAFER BELTZ 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 16, 1891, 
 Marshall, 111.; s. J. A. (b. Je 26, 1869, do.) 
 and Mary J. (Shafer) Beltz (b. Ag 18, 1873, 
 Bethel, Mo.). Prepared in Gardner H. .S.; 
 Milliken Univ., 1911-14. Eta Kappa^ Nu; 
 E. E. Club. Testman, Gen. Elec. Co., Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y., 1916; Jeffrey Mfg. Co., Colum- 
 bus, O. Signal Dept., U. S. A.; Radio Sch., 
 (College Park, Md. 2nd Lt., Avi Service, Long 
 Island. N. Y.; Mustered out, D 20, 1918. Mar- 
 ried Ethel Jackman, Je 2, 1917, (Gardner, III. 
 Address, 2406 Indianola Ave., Columbus, O.; 
 bus. add., c/o Jefferson Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 7382. FRANK LUVERNE BENNETT 
 Instructor; B. -S. in Agr.; b. Je 7, 1876, 
 Plymouth Tp., Chenango Co., N. Y.; s. Peter 
 Van Dusen (b. F 7, 1834, N. Y.) and Clara 
 E. (Sackett) Bennett (b. F 25, 1841, Plymouth 
 Tp., N. Y.). Prepared in DeKalb H. S.; 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1899-1901; Univ. of 
 (Chicago, 1913. Agr. Club. Prin., Tj). H. S., 
 Stockland, 111., 1916-17; Instr., Agr. St. 
 Norm. Spearfish, S. Dak., 1917 — . S. Dak. 
 Hoiiie Guards, Co. K, 1917-18. Mem., M. E. 
 Brotherhood; Lawrence Co. F'arm Bur. Assn.; 
 Boys' and Girls' Club Com., Chm.; Y. M. 
 C. A., faculty advisor. Married Estella J. 
 Jordan, Je 24, 1903, West Chicago, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Elizabeth Clare, b. D 9, 1904; John 
 Jordan, b. Jl 28, 1906. Address, Spearfish, 
 S. Dak. 
 7383. HAZEL MARGUERITE BENNETT 
 Research Asst.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 
 8, 1894, Chicago; d. Oda Prescott (b. Orland, 
 Ind.) and Hattie Dwight (Smith) Bennett (b. 
 W. Winfield, N. Y.). Prepared in Wash- 
 ington Tp. H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta; Ale- 
 thenai; Omicron Nu; I'hi Beta Kapim; H. Sc. 
 Club; Ex. Com., Woman's League. Pupil 
 dietitian. Lakeside Hos])., Iowa City, la., 1917; 
 Research Asst., Univ. Hosp., do., 1918. Dieti- 
 tian, U. S. A.; Med. Dept., Unit #1. Base 
 TIosp. 68, Mars Sur Allier, France. Address, 
 Washington, 111.; bus. add., Dept. 4, University 
 Hospital, Iowa City, la. 
 
 7384. SUSAN TRUE BENSON (HOWARD) 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. LaClede. Mo.; d. 
 Cornelius (b. 1840, Can.) and Valeria Matilda 
 (Johnson) Benson (b. i8j8, Sweden). Pre- 
 pared in LaClede (Mo.) 11. S.; Preparatory 
 Sch., Mo. Wesleyan Coll. A. 1!., Mo. Wesleyan 
 Coll., 1909. Loan Asst., Univ. of 111., 1915- 
 17. A. L. A., Camp Libn., Camp Hancock, Ga. 
 Married Charles Gerard Howard, Je 12, 1917, 
 L'rbana. Address, 1007 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 7385. CLARENCE LOUIS BENTZ 
 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 4. 1889, 
 Chicago; s. J. Henry (b. Je 23, 1847, France) 
 and Louisa (Wagner) _ Bentz (b. N 26, 1853, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi.; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 With Reinforced Concrete Designer, Armour 
 & Co., Chicago, 1916-17. 2nd R. O. T. C, 
 1917; ist Lt., C. A. R. C, U. S. A., 1917; 
 Bat. C, 4th A. A. Bn., C. A. C, A. E. F., 
 France. Address, 4415 West End .'Vve., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 7386. BEN CONRAD BERG 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 5. 
 1892, Crystal Lake, 111.; s. John (b. 1865, 
 Sweden) and Anna Louise (Nelson) Berg (h. 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Crystal Lake H. S. 
 P>eta Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. Prin., H. S., 
 Paxton, 111., 1916-17. ist O. T. C. 1Q17; 2nd 
 Lt., 344 Inf., N. A., Camp Grant, HI.; 2nd 
 Lt., M. P. Co., 265 Inf., Nantes, France. Ad- 
 dress, Crystal Lake. 111. 
 
 7387. MARIE VALENTINE BERLIN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 14, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; d. Robert C. (b. Granville, 111.) and 
 Agnes A. (Dodge) Berlin (b. Chicago). Pre- 
 pared in Lake View H. S. and Frances Shimer 
 Sch., Mt. Carroll; Univ. of Chicago, 1912-14. 
 Alpha Xi Delta. Address, 4500 N. Ashland 
 Ave.. Chicago. 
 
 7388. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH BERN- 
 HARDT 
 (Sister of No. 6742) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. S 19. 1894. 
 Collinsville. 111.; d. Fred (b. F 12. 1866, Troy, 
 III.) and Anna (Hess) Bernhardt (b. 1876, do.). 
 I'repared in (Collinsville Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi 
 Delta; Yo Ma. Teacher. II. S., Salem, 111., 
 1916-17; do., Tp. H. S., Collinsville, 111., IQ17. 
 Address, Troy Road, Collinsville, 111. 
 
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 7389. ALBON LEDRU BEVIS 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 24, 
 
 1893. Macomb, III.; s. Phileman (b. Ap 26, 
 1865, Virginia. III.) and Leura (Palmer) Bevis 
 (b. Ap 20. 1869, Lawrenceberg, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared m Duluth (Minn.) Central H. S. Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Glee and Mandolin Club, Mgr. ; 
 Commercial Club. Sec. Central Y. M. C. A., 
 St. Louis. Sec, Aviation Y. M. C. A., Ft. 
 Sill, Okla., 1917; do., 1918 — . Address, 5667 
 Waterman St., St. Louis. 
 
 7390. ELIZABETH GUNDER BEYER 
 (Sister of No. 6745) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 3, 
 
 1894, Springfield, 111.; d. Peter, Jr. (b. Dan- 
 ville, 111.) and Mary (Gunder) Beyer, (b. 1868, 
 Fairmount, 111.). Prepared in Danville H. S. 
 Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club; Stud. Council; 
 Class Hockey; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. Teacher, 
 Belleville, III. Entertainer and Canteen Work- 
 er, New York; do., France, 1918. Address, 
 Logansport, Ind. ; bus. add., 12 Rue d'Agues- 
 seau, c/o American Y. M. C. A., Paris, France. 
 
 7391. ELLIOTT BILLMAN 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 18, 1893, Tuscon, 
 Ariz.; s. Howard Billman. Prepared in E. St. 
 Louis H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Lambda Tau 
 Rho; Comitatus; Egyptian Club; Fresh. Var- 
 sity Track; Varsity Cross Country; Varsity 
 Track; Trustee, Illini Publishing Co.; Law 
 Club Dance Com.; Law Club Smoker; Home- 
 coming Com.; Prelim. Honors; Grad. Scholar- 
 ship. Lawyer, E. St. Louis, 111. 2nd Lt., Avia- 
 tion, A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, Edge- 
 mont Sta., East St. Louis, 111.; bus. add., 251 
 Arcade Bldg., rfo.t 
 
 7392; JESSIE ELIZABETH BISHOP 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; d. Seth Scott and Jessie 
 A. (Button) Bishop. Prepared in Lewis Inst.; 
 A. B., Smith Coll., 191 1. Final Honors. Head 
 of Circulation Dept.. Pub. Lib., Cedar Rapids, 
 la. Address, 1726 Ridge Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 7393. MARIE TERESA BLEUEL 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.: b. My 20, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; d. J. G. Bleuel. Prepared in Carl Schurz 
 H. S., Chicago. Address, Norwood Park, Chi- 
 cago. t 
 
 7394. EDWARD STEVENSON BLOCK 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 3. 1895. Chi- 
 cago; s. Louis E. Block. Prepared in Wen- 
 dell Phillips H. S. Chi Phi; Helmet; Ku 
 Klux; Sachem; Comitatus; Soph, Cottilion 
 Com.; Sr. Invitation Com.; Homecoming Com.: 
 Jr. Councilman, Stud. Union. With The Paper 
 Specialties Co., 1916. Sergt., loSth San. Tr 
 Corps, Canip Logan. Tex., 19:7; do., 33rd Div.. 
 Diekirch, Ger. Address, 5912 S. Park Ave.. 
 Chicago; bus. add., 160 N. Wells St., do. 
 
 7395. CLINTON L. A. BOCKEMOHLE 
 Designer and Const. Insp. ; B. S. in A. E. ; 
 
 b. My 21, 1893; s. Henry W. and Anna E. 
 (Schrepel) Bockemohle (b. F 26, 1848, New 
 Bremen, O.). Prepared in Ellinwood (Kan.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of Kan., 1911-12. Draftsman and 
 Designer, A. T. & S. F. Ry. Co., Chicago, 
 1916-17; Insp. of Const., Gallup, N. M., 1917- 
 18; do., Los Angeles, Calif., loiS — . Mem., 
 Am. Assn. of Engrs. Address, Ellinwood. Kan.; 
 bus. add., c/o Stone & Webster, 147 Milk St., 
 Boston, Mass. 
 
 7396. HSI FAN BOGGS 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. F 16. 1890, Chikiang, 
 China; s. Bas Young-ching. Prepared in Nan 
 Yang Middle Sch.. China. 111. Chinese Stud. 
 Club; Commercial Club; Ry. Club; Le Cercle 
 Frangais. Address, 154 Tien Pas Lu, Shang- 
 hai, China. t 
 
 7397. EMERSON FRANKLIN BOLLINGER 
 Salesman; B. S. in E. E.; b. ^Ja 23, 1893, 
 New Holland, 111.; s. John Franklin (b. N 3, 
 1856, Scioto Co., O.) and Leonora Elizabeth 
 (Douglass) Bollinger (b. Ja i, 1866, New Hol- 
 land, 111.). Prepared in Lincoln H. S. ; Lin- 
 coln CoH.. Lincoln, 111., 1912-13. Sigma Tau; 
 E. E. Soc Grad. Apprentice Course, West- 
 inghouse Elec. & Mfg. C^o., Pittsburgh, 1916-17; 
 Salesman, do., Detroit, 191 7 — . Married Pearl 
 Imogene Gale, Je 2. 191 7, Lincoln, 111. Child, 
 \yaIdon Pearson, b. F 18, 1918. Address, 98 
 Linsdale Ave., Detroit; bus. add., 1205 Dime 
 Savings Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 7398. WALTER FRED BOYE 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 2, 1894, 
 St. Paul, 111.; s. John H. (b. 1847, Washington 
 Co., 111.) and Hannah (Rheiner) Boye (b. 
 1855, Osage Co., la.). Prepared in Spring- 
 field H. S.; LL. B. and J. D., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1918. Acacia; Phi Delta Phi; Ionian; 
 Innes of Court; Repr., 111. Assn of Literary 
 Soc; Fresh. Soph. Debate O. T. S., U. S. 
 N. R., Municipal Pier, Chicago. Married Helen 
 Little, S s. 1917, Kingsley, la. Address, 5721 
 Kenwood Ave. Chicago. 
 
 7399. JOHN THOMAS BRADLEY, JR. 
 
 Recreation Dir. ; A. B. in Commerce; b. S 
 20, 1893, Denver; s. John Thomas (b. St. 
 Louis) and Emma Ensminger (b. Terre Haute, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Central H. S., St. Louis. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi; Ma- 
 wan-da; Helmet; Sachem; Tribe of Illini; 
 Varsity Baseball, Capt,, Sr. Ball Com. With 
 Cleveland Baseball Club; Salesman, St. Louis, 
 1916; Asst. Dir. of Recreation, Nat. Lamp 
 Works of Gen. Elec. Co., Cleveland. Married 
 Mildred Reid, Mr 18, 1917, Champaign. Child, 
 John Thomas, III, b. Ja 18, 1918. Address, 
 2320 Murray Hill Road, Cleveland. 
 
 7400. GEORGE KEYPORTS BRADY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 16, 1893, Ft. 
 Leavenworth, Kan.; s. Col. Jasper E. Brady. 
 Prepared in South Bend (Ind.) H. S.; Har- 
 vard Univ. 1st Lt., U. S. A. A., A. E. F., 
 France; Returned to states. Address, 1270 
 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.f 
 
 7401. EMIL GEORGE BRANDNER 
 Travelling Representative; A. B. in L. A. & 
 S. ; b. S 10, 1893, Bucharest, Roumania; s. Lud- 
 wig (b. Regensburg, Bavaria) and Marie 
 (Schaischmidt) Brandner. Prepared in Waller 
 H. S., Chicago. Travelling Representative for 
 Am. Cocoanut Butter Co., Chicago. Address, 
 1437 Berteau Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 2531 
 W. iSth St., do. 
 
 7402. JOSEPH FRANKLIN BRANDON 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 19, 1891, 
 Washington, Ind.; s. Joseph Franklin (b. 1838 
 Switzerland Co., Ind.) and Harriet (Bounell) 
 Brandon (b. 1845, Broad Ripple, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Washington (Ind.) H. S. Acanthus; 
 Am. Soc. of Agron.; Fresh Varsity Football; 
 Bus. Mgr., Stud. Directory, 1916. Stud, em- 
 ployee, Montgomery Ward Co.. 1916; Asst. 
 in Dry Land Agr., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Akron, 
 Colo, and Washington. D. C, 1916. 2nd Lt., 
 Air Service, Love Field. Tex.; Mustered out, 
 Mr 7, 1919. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 201 
 E. (jeorge St., ^Washington, Ind. 
 
 7403. JOHN BREEDIS 
 Chemist: B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. N 10, 1886, 
 Russia. Prepared in Russian Sch. Chem., 
 The Barrett Co., Chicago, 1916-17; do., Rohn 
 & Haas Co., 1917. Pvt., Chem. Service. N. A., 
 1917 — . Mem., A. C. S. Address, 310 Washing- 
 ton St., Bristol, Pa. 
 
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 7404. EMMA MATILDA BREITSTADT 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 1635, 7405) 
 Dir., Phys. Tr.; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. 
 N 4, 1893, Quincy, 111.; d. John (b. 1843, 
 Marburg, Ger.) and Louise M. CReisel) Breit- 
 stadt (b. 1852, Belleville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Quincy H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Phi Delta Psi; Mask and Bauble; Illiola; 
 W. A. A. Din, Phys. Tr., H. S., Champaign, 
 igi6 — . Address, 325 S. 9th St., Quincy, 111.; 
 bus. add., 806 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 7405. HULDA CHARLOTTE BREITSTADT 
 (Sister of No. 1635, 7404) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 20, 1889, 
 Quincy, 111.; d. Jolin (b. 1843, Ger.) and Lou- 
 ise M. (Reisel) Breitstadt (b. 1852, Belleville, 
 111.). Prepared in Quincy H. S.; Bradley 
 Poly. Inst., 1909-11. Alpha Xi Delta; Illiola; 
 Hockey Team, 1915. Asst., H. Sc., Univ. of 
 111., 1916-17; Teacher, H. Sc, Univ. of O., 
 Athens, O., 1917-18; Teacher, H. Sc, H. S., 
 Lirvcoln, Neb., 1918 — . Address, 325 S. gth 
 St., Quincy, 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 7406. AMOS LLOYD BRENEMAN 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 4, 1894, Holton, Kan.; 
 s. W. N. Breneman. Prepared in Emporia H. 
 S., Kan. Kappa Sigma; Tribe of the Illini; 
 Fresh. Varsity Football; Class Track; Varsity 
 Football. Co. B, 6th Engrs., Washington Bar- 
 racks, Washington, D. C. Address, R. 5, Em- 
 poria, Kan.t 
 
 7407. CLELL McARTHUR BRENTLINGER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 10, 1893, 
 
 Freelandville, Ind.; s. Emmett P. (b. Ja 20, 
 1865, Carlisle, Ind.) and Carrie (McArthur) 
 Brentlinger (b. Jl 13, 1870, Freelandville, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Carlisle (Ind.) H. S. Eta Kappa 
 Nu. Eng. Asst. to Vice-Pres. of Traffic, West. 
 Union Telegraph Co., New York City. Mar- 
 ried Mary Louise States, Je 25, 1918, Urbana. 
 Address, c/o Western Union Telegraph Co., 
 New York City. 
 
 7408. VERNE WILLIAM BRINKERHOFF 
 B. S. in Sc; b. Jl 3, 1889, Rock Island, 111.; 
 
 s. Sherman S. Brinkerhoff. Prepared in Rock 
 Island H. S. Address, 902 22nd St., Rock Is- 
 land, Ill.t 
 
 7409. ROGER BECKWITH BRONSON 
 With Packard Motor Co.; A. B. in Com- 
 merce; b. F 25, 1894, Lu Verne, Minn.; s. 
 William Spenser (b. LuVerne, Minn.) and 
 Myra Evelyn (Beckwith) Bronson. Prepared 
 in West Des Moines II. S. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Ma-wan-da; Alpha Kappa Psi; Bus. Mgr., 1916 
 Illio. With Packard Motor Co., Rockford, 111. 
 Capt., Inf. Reserve Corps, ist O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan. 111. Married Madeline Josephine 
 Petritz, O 6, 1917, Fort Worth, Tex. Address. 
 955 N. Main St., Rockford, 111. 
 
 7410. ETHEL ISABEL BROOKS 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 6, 1891, 
 Beecher City, 111.; d. Daniel (b. Mr 20, 1844) 
 and Sarah Catherine (Arbogast) Brooks (b. Ja 
 3, 1847). Prepared in Charlestown H. S.; Sel- 
 ma (Ind.) H. S. Alpha Omicron Pi; Omicron 
 Nu; Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, H. S., Arm- 
 strong, 111., 1916 — . .Address, Beecher City, 
 111.; bus. add., Armstrong, 111. 
 
 7411. RAYMOND HARRISON BROOKS 
 Traffic Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 4, 1891, 
 Oakville. 111.; s. William Larkin (b. Ag 14, 
 1865, Makanda, 111.) and Minnie (Lilley) 
 Brooks (b. Ap 22. 1873, do.). Prepared in 
 Marion H. S. Agr. Club; Prom. Com.; Sr. 
 ifemoriai Com. Asst. Traffic Mgr., Chicago 
 Telephone Co., 1918—. Married Petchians 
 
 Marie Becker, S 15, 1916, Woodstock, HI. Ad- 
 dress, 121 Calender Ave., La Grange, 111.; bus. 
 add., 212 W. Washington St., Chicago. 
 
 7412. *BAYARD BROWN 
 (Son of No. 58) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 21, 1891, Genoa, 111.; 
 s. Dillon S. ('75), and Emily E. (Pond) Brown. 
 Prepared in Genoa H. S. Agr. Club. Farmer, 
 Libertyville, 111. Lt., Co. K, 26th Inf., ist 
 Div., A. E. F., France; awarded Croix de 
 Guerre; Gassed Je 4, 1918; Wounded Ag 25, 
 1918. Died from wounds O 11, 1918, Firance. 
 
 7413- CLAIR WILLIAM BROWN 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 18, 1891, Fair- 
 view, Ind.; s. Henry H. and Antionnette 
 (Newton) Brown. Prepared in Aurora (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Moores Hill Coll., 1911. Grad. Work 
 Univ. of Minn., 1916. Agr. Club; Country 
 Life Club. Teacher, Agr., Greensburg, Ind. 
 Address, Greensburg, Ind. 
 
 74J4- KENNETH GEORGE BROWN 
 Bond Trader; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 12, 
 1893, Brazil, Ind.; s. John M. (b. My 5, 1862, 
 Sheldon, 111.) and Martha (Deffibaugh) Brown. 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S.; De Paul Univ., 
 Chicago, 1916. Beta Theta Pi; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Lambda Epsilon Phi; Bus. Mgr., Daily 
 mini. Bond Trader, Babcock Rushton & Co., 
 Chicago. 1st Lt., C. A. C, U. S. A.; Capt., C. 
 A. C Nice, France, 1918; Returned to states; 
 Gen. Hosp. No. 36, Detroit. Address, 402 W. 
 High St., Urbana; bus. add., 137 S. La Salle 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 7415- LISBETH BROWN 
 Dietitian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 11, 1893, 
 Batavia, 111.; d. Edward Chapin (b. N 27, 1862, 
 Greenfield, Mass.) and Jessie Miller (Yates) 
 Brown (b. D 5, 1861, Geneva, 111.). Prepared 
 in West Aurora H. S.; Milwaukee-Downer 
 Coll., 1912-15. Delta Gamma; Omicron Nu; 
 H. Sc. Club. Dietitian, Colonial Hosp., Geneva, 
 lU., 1916-18. U. S. A. Gen. Hosp. No. 2, Ft. 
 McHenry, Md.; Mustered out, F 5. 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 151 Batavia Ave., Batavia, 111. 
 
 7416. ROBERT REA BROWN 
 (Brother of Nos. 4573, 5S6i) 
 
 Business; A. B. in Commerce; b. S 27, 1893, 
 Belleville. 111.; s. Hugh White (b. F 20, 1841, 
 Lock Haven, Pa.) and Emma Rosalind (Alex- 
 ander) Brown (b. O 24, 1856, Belleville, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alpha Kappa Psi; 
 -Sachem; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Varsity 
 Baseball; 1916 Illio Staff; Sr. Smoker Com.; 
 Class Treas. Export and Import House, New 
 York City, 1916-17. 14th Co., 8th Reg., Platts- 
 burg, N. Y., N 1917; ist Lt., Inf. U. S. R., 
 .\. P. O. 714, A. E. F., France; In charge of 
 Automatic Guns, France; 23rd Inf., A. R. C, 
 M. H. I., Neuilly, France, 1918; Severely 
 wounded, O 4, 1918; Capt.. Army of Occupa- 
 tion, 19 19. Address, 605 W. Oregon St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 7417. EARL VIVIAN BRUINGTON 
 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 22, 1894, 
 Cameron, 111.; s. A. D. (b. Mr 13, 1868, do.) 
 and Addie Blanche (Hall) Bruington (b. F 
 iq, 1872). Prepared in Galesbvirg H. S. Al- 
 pha Zeta; Pi Pi Rho; Phi Kappa Tau; Agr. 
 Club: Farm House; Graphomen; Hoof and 
 Horn Club: Country Life Club; Ed., ///. Agr.; 
 Class Football; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Farm accounts work for Univ. of 111. and O. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1916-18; Co. Chm., Food Pro- 
 ductions Com. of St. Council of Defense; Co. 
 Seed Com. Adm.; Co. Farm Labor Adm., 
 1 018 — . Auth.: Articles in Farmer's Review. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Christian Church; Pres., 
 Coldhrook Country Life Club; Pres.. Warren 
 Co. Farm Bur. Address, Cameron, 111. 
 
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 7418. ORELLO SIMMONS BUCKNER 
 Ceram. Eiigr. ; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Ag 27, 
 1893, Urbana; s. Rev. F. F. Buckner. Pre- 
 pared in Newark (N. Y.) H. S. Keramos; 
 Ceram. Club; North Atlantic Club. Ceram., 
 Worcester, Mass. Address, 3 Mason St., New- 
 ark, N. J.; bus. add., 2 Harvard Place, Wor- 
 cester, Mass.t 
 
 7419. TEMPLE HOYNE BUELL 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 9, 1895, Chi- 
 cago; s. Charles Clinton Buell. Prepared in 
 Lake Forest Acad. Chi Psi; Arch. Club; Class 
 Swimming; Varsity Swimming; Mask and Bau- 
 ble. 2nd Lt.. C. A., France. Address, 406 
 Laurel Ave., Highland Park, Ill.t 
 
 7420. ABRAHAM SAMUEL BUHAI 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. O 29, 
 1895, Chicago; s. Samuel Buhai. Prepared in 
 W. McKinley H. S. Zeta Beta Tau; Lambda 
 Epsilon Phi; Ceram. Club; Menorah Soc. ; Tribe 
 of the mini; Varsity Tennis; Class Basketball. 
 Ceram. Engr., Des Moines. Address, 1329 
 Tvirner Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Brown Apts., 
 Des Moines. t 
 
 7421. LLOYD DANIEL BUNTING 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 11, 1891. Ellery, 
 111.; s. Daniel Bunting. Prepared in S. Colle- 
 giate Inst. Sigma ^\lpha Epsilon; Innes of 
 Court; Philomathean; Egyptian Club; Fresh. - 
 Soph. Debate; Staff, Dailv Illini; Soph. Smok- 
 er Com. Sergt., 338 Co. C, M. G. Bat., Camp 
 Dodge, la. Address, Ellery, IlLf 
 
 7422. DAVID WARNER BURGOON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. 11 10, 1893, 
 Philadelphia; s. William Upton (b. Ag 2i. i860, 
 Pittsburgh) and Mary (Foley) Burgoon (b. D 
 II, 1868, Ireland). Prepared in E. St. Louis 
 H. S. Phi Kappa Tau; Adelphic; Stud. Branch, 
 A. I. E. E.; Varsity Track. Cross Country. 
 Elec. Engr., Railroad Springs, Pittsburgh, 1916; 
 Mfg. 4 R. R. Springs. Philadelphia, 1916-17. 
 R. O. T. C, 1917; 2nd Lt., C. A. C; Army 
 Trench Mortar Sch., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 1911 N. 19th St., East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 7423. PAUL HENRY BURKHART 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 16, 1896, 
 
 Henry, 111.; s. Henry Charles (b. Ag 4. 1862, 
 St. Louis) and Mae (Crompton) Burkhart (b. 
 D 23, 1873, Rock Island, 111.). Prepared in 
 Henry H. S. Grad. work, Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
 Asst., E. Engng., do., 1916-18; Research work. 
 do., 1918 — . Eta Kappa Nu. Address, Henry, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
 Boston. 
 
 7424. CLIFFORD CLARE BURNS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 3, 1S86, Louis- 
 berg, Wis. Prepared in Platteville (Wis.) 
 Norm. .Sch. Agr. Club; Country Life Club. 
 Teacher in Agr. Norm. Sch., Platteville, Wis. 
 Address, East Dubuque, 111.; bus. add., 517 W. 
 Main St., Platteville, Wis.t 
 
 7425. OWEN McINTOSH BURNS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 6, 1892, Danville, 
 111.; s. W. C. Burns. Prepared in Danville 
 H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Innes of Court; 
 Comitatus; Chm., Sr. Smoker Com.; Home- 
 coming Com.; Stud. Council. R. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 1917; Capt., Inf., Rockford, 1917; 
 Capt.. Co. L, 341 Inf., Bar 60, Camp Grant, 
 Rockford, 111., 1918. Address, 429 N. Hazel 
 St., Danville, 111. 
 
 7426. THOMAS HENRY BURRELL 
 Designer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. O ir, 1893, 
 Albion, 111.; s. William Thomas (b. Eng.) and 
 Charlotte (Annias) Burrell (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Albion H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Prelim. 
 
 and Final Honors. Reinforced Concrete Es- 
 tirnator, A. J. • Widmer, St. Louis, 1917-18; 
 Reinforced Concrete Designer, Truscon Steel 
 Co., Youngstown, O., 1918. Sergt., Home 
 Guards, Youngstown, O.; Pvt., 70th Co., 6th 
 Inf., Camp Gordon, Ga. ; 539th Engrs., do.; 
 E. O. T. C, Camp Lee, Va.. 1918; Mustered 
 out, Ja s, 1919. Address, Albion, 111.; bus. add., 
 Truscon Steel Co., Youngstown, O. 
 
 7427. RALPH SAMUEL BURWASH 
 (Brother of Nos. 2602, 3304, 5567, S568, 6130) 
 Farmer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. D 23, 1892, 
 Plainview, 111.; s. Thomas Nathaniel (b. Ag 
 15, 1847, Can.) and Sarah Margaret (Boswell) 
 Burwash (b. Mr 27, 185^, Shipman, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Stud. Branch, A. S. 
 ISI. E. Drafting work for Burr Co., Cham- 
 paign, 1916; Farmer, Alvin, 111., 1917 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Alvin, 111. 
 
 74-8. KENNETH BURMAN BUSH 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 4, 1893, 
 Danville, 111.; s. Clement James (b. N 18, 1866, 
 Bristol, Eng.) and Susan Marie (Burman) 
 Bush (b. S 4, 1874, St. Louis). Prepared in 
 Ouincy H. S. Theta Chi; Pi Omicron; Lt., 
 Univ. Brig. Civ. Engr., Indian Grave Drain- 
 age Work, Quincy, 111. ist Lt., Inf., Camp 
 Greene and Camp Stewart; France, 1918; 
 Capt., Co. E, 4th Regt., do.; Army of Occupa- 
 tion. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 111. Soc. of Engrs. 
 .'id dress, 1225 Park Place, Quincy, 111. 
 
 7429. CHESTER JUNIUS CADLE 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 2, 1894, Charles- 
 town, 111.; s. John (b. O 1848, New Haven, 
 nil) and Desdamona (Wheatly) Cadle (b. D 
 1859, Charlestown, 111.). Prepared in Wash- 
 ington and Jefferson Acad., Washington, Pa. 
 Phi Kappa Psi. Harvard Grad. Sch. of Bus. 
 Adm., 1916-17. U. S. N. R., 1917; Chief Q. M., 
 II. S. Naval Flying Corp., Rockaway Beach, 
 L. I., N. Y. Address, Charlestown, 111. 
 
 7430. DAVID JOSEPH CAMPBELL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 12, 1888, 
 Olney, 111.; William J. (b. Olney, 111.) and 
 Mary Elian (Krichbaum) Campbell (b. Can- 
 ton, 0.). Prepared in Olney H. S.; Norm. 
 Univ., Summer, 191 1. Instr., Sc, H. S., 
 Westville, 111., 1916; Harvey, 111., 1917. Chem., 
 San. Corps, U. S. A. Laboratory, Yale Univ., 
 New Haven, Conn, .-iddress, 601 S. Walnut 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 7431. CARRIE ESTHER CARLSON 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 21, 
 1893, Chicago; d. Charles John (b. 1861, 
 Sweden) and Karin (Larson) Carlson (b. 
 1861, do.). Prepared in Austin H. S., Chicago. 
 Teacher, Amboy H. S., 111., 1916-17; do., 
 Pinckneyville, 111., 1917-18; Prin., do., 1918 — . 
 Address, 1030 Mansfield Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., Pinckneyville, 111. 
 
 7432. LEE RUSSELL CARLSON 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 6, 
 1893, Clarence, 111.; s. Fred and Emma (Stray- 
 er) Carlson. Prepared in Paxton H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Rho. Teacher, Tp. H. S.. Auburn, 111., 
 1916-18; Prin., do., 1918 — . Married Emily J. 
 Apland, N 18, 191S, Paxton, 111. Child, Lee 
 Russell, Jr., b. S 28, 1917. Address, Auburn, 
 111. 
 
 7433. FRANKLIN OTIS CARROLL 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. F 10, 
 1893, Washington, Ind.; s. Erwin T. (b. N 18, 
 1 871, do.) and Lillie Mae (Bawldin) Carroll 
 (h. My 30, 1S76, Wheatland, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Benton (Ind.) Tp. H. S. Ry. Club. Elec. 
 Engr., O. Elec. R. R.. Columbus, O., 1916-17. 
 I St Lt., U. S. A. S., Kelly Field, San Antonio, 
 Tex., 1918 — . Address, Jerseyville, III. 
 
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 7434. RUSSELL D. V. CASTLE 
 Auditor; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 23, 1892, 
 Kempton, 111.; s. Lyman D. V. (b. Camden, N. 
 Y.) and Ada (Brown) Castle (b. Paint Creek, 
 W. Va.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Asst. 
 Auditor, Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, 202 
 S. Romine, Urbana. 
 
 7435. GRACE ELIZABETH CIIAMPLIN 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. D 24, 1892, Chicago; d. 
 Sherman Harrison (b. Mr 17, 1865, Sycamore, 
 111.) and Anna (Gerald) Champlin (b. Je 27, 
 1869, Sweden). Prepared in McKinley H. S. ; 
 Lewis Inst., 1912-13. Delta Gamma; Phi Del- 
 ta Psi; H. Sc. Club; Sr. Breakfast Com. Ad- 
 dress, 3947 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 7436. TIEN TSAI CHANG 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 20, 1891, Canton, China; 
 s. Chung Shu Chang. Prepared in Prep. Sch., 
 Peking LTniv., China. Chinese Stud. Club. Ad- 
 dress, Kwang Yick Yuen & Co., No. 12 Wilmer 
 St., Kong Kong, China. t 
 
 7436A. JOHN BAPTISTE CHARTRAND 
 Sales Mgr. ; B. S. in. E. E. ; b. Ap 29, 1890, 
 East St. Louis, 111.; s. George Chartrand. Pre- 
 pared in East St. Louis H. S. Sales Mgr., 
 Chicago District, Moloney Elec. Co. Warrant 
 Officer, U. S. N.. Steam Engng. Sch., Stevens 
 Inst., Hoboken, N. J. Address, 1470 St. Louis 
 Ave., East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 7437- CARNEY EDWARD CHATTEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. Je 21, 1884, Flora, 
 111.; s. G. W. Chatten. Prepared in So. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Address, Flora, Ill.t 
 
 7438. LAN-SUNG CHEN 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; A. M., 1917; b. O 10, 
 1890, Tientsin, China; s. T. P. Chen. Pre- 
 pared in Tientsin China) Middle Sch. Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Chinese Stud. Club; Cml. 
 Club; Ry. Club. Address, Peking, China. t 
 
 7439. DOROTHY CHEW 
 Dietitian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 15, 
 
 1894, Pueblo, Colo.; d. Edward Reynolds (b. 
 Ja 3, 1853, Lexington, Ky.) and Mary Ella 
 (Shepherd) Chew (b. Jl 30, 1868, St. Louis). 
 Prepared in Centennial H. S., Pueblo, Colo. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Teacher, Spanish, Cen- 
 tennial p. S., Pueblo. Colo. ; Dietitian, U. S. 
 A., Gen. Hosp. No. 21, Denver, 1918 — ^ Ad- 
 dress, 2028 Court St., Pueblo, Colo. 
 
 7440. OTTO CHRISTY 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 15, 1883, Riley, Ind.; s. 
 J. E. Christy. Prepared in Youngstown (Ind.) 
 H. S. Address, Riley, Ind.f 
 
 7441. EDMUND CIESLIK 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 21, 1891, 
 Ger. Prepared in German H. S. Der Deutsche 
 Verein. Inspecting Engr.. Highway Dept., 
 Cook Co. Address, 1941 Thomas St., Chica- 
 go.! 
 
 7442. GEORGE CLARK 
 Professor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 20, 1894, 
 Carthage, 111.; s. V. E. Clark. Prepared in 
 Carthage H. S. Delta Upsilon; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Ma-wan-da; Ku KIux; Sachem; Varsity 
 Football; Varsity Baseball: Fresh. Varsity 
 Basketball and Track. Asst. Prof., Phys., Univ. 
 of Kan. O. T. C, Ft. Riley, Kan.; 2nd Lt., 
 U. S. Inf., Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., 191 7; A. E. 
 F. Address, 327 Main St., (Tarthage, 111. 
 
 7443. HAROLD EDWARD CLARK 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. O 13, 
 1894. Sterling, 111.; s. Charles A. Clark. Pre- 
 pared in Sterling Tp. H. S. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 
 silon; Keramos. Ceram Engr., Robinson Clay 
 Product Co., Akron, O.; Monmouth Clay Mfg. 
 Co., Monmouth, 111.; with Scovell Willington 
 & Co., Springfield, Mass., 1919 — . U. S. A., 
 Sch. of Aerial Photography; Mustered out, D 
 17, 1918. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc. Address, 84 
 Spring St.. Springfield, Mass.; bus. add., c/o 
 Scovell Willington & Co., do. 
 
 7444. MERIBAH ELIZA CLARK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 9, 1887, 
 Meade, Kan.; d. Edward Everett (b. Mt. Ster- 
 ling, 111.) and Meribah Eliza (Ritchey) Clark 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Mt. Sterling H. S. 
 Teacher, Shelby ville, 111. Address, Mt. Ster- 
 ling, 111.; bus. add.. High School, Shelbyville, 
 111. 
 
 7445. JAMES RUSSELL CLARKE 
 Teacher; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ag 31, 1892, 
 
 Libertyville, 111. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Teacher, Mech. Draw., H. S., Rock Island, 111. 
 Co. B, 315th Supply Train Hdqtrs., Camp 
 Travis, Tex.; Army of Occupation, Ger. Ad- 
 dress, 1302 S. 4th St., Charleston, 111.; bus. 
 add., loio 22nd St., Rock Island, Ill.t 
 
 7446. ALBERT JAY CLARKSON 
 Designer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Ag 4, 1893, 
 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Berta Jay (b. Scotland) 
 and Nellie Gertrude (Reeder) Clarkson (b. 
 Wapella, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 E. E. Soc. Draftsman, Elec. Dept., N. Y. 
 Central R. R., New York City, 1916-18; De- 
 signer, Air Nitrates Corp., New York City, 
 1918 — . Mem., Christian Church. Marriea 
 Eva Blanche McDaniel, D 25, 1916, Champaign. 
 .4ddress, 3038 Hull Ave., New York City; bus. 
 add., 360 Madison Ave., do. 
 
 7447- CLARA ALICE CLAUSEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 21, 1891, 
 Rl Paso, 111.; d. Lewis (b. Ap 6, 1847, Emden, 
 Ger.) and Anna (Harms) Clausen (b. Mr 9, 
 1853. Peoria). Prepared in El Paso H. S. 
 Teacher, German in Tp. H. S., Lovington, 111., 
 1916-17; do., Ger. and Spanish, East Chicago, 
 Ind., 191 7 — . Mem., German Lutheran Church. 
 Address, Secor, 111.; bus. add., 1208 Beacon 
 St., East Chicago, Ind. 
 
 7448. DOROTHEA MARION CLAYBERG 
 (HAMILL) 
 (Wife of No. 7579; Sister of No. 5595) 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 27, 1893. Oak Park, 111.; 
 d. George M. (b. O 16. 1842) and Anna (Jones) 
 Clayberg (b. F 10, 1869). Prepared in Oak 
 Park and River Forest Tp. H. Schs. Arch. 
 Club; V. P., Fresh. Class. Arch, drafting Oak 
 Park, 1916; do., Bloomington, 111., 1917; Mech. 
 drafting, Chicago, 191 7. Married Eugene Carl 
 Hamill ('16), Ag 24, 1917. Oak Park, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Joachim Valley, Calif. 
 
 7449. HOWARD JOHN CLINEBELL 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 14, 1889, 
 Glasford, 111.; s. John (b. D 19, 1854, do.) and 
 Anna L. (Peters) Clinebell (b. D 22, 1862. do.). 
 Prepared in Glasford H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ., 1912-14. Co. Agr. Agt., Terre Haute, 
 Ind. Married Clem L. Whittenburg, Je 29, 
 1916. Address, 2104 N. nth St., Terre Haute, 
 Ind.; bus. add., Room 45, Court House, do. 
 
 7450. FRIEDA COBB 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 2, 1889, 
 Sydney, Australia; d. Nathan Augustus (b. Je 
 30, 1859, Spencer, Mass.) and Alice Vara 
 (Proctor) Cobb (b. Ap 22, 1854, Spencer, 
 Mass.). Prepared in English H. S., Cambridge, 
 Mass., and West. H. S., Washington, D. C. ; 
 Radcliffe Coll., 1909-12. Fellow in Bot., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1916-18. Address, 1002 Cornwell 
 Place, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
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 74SI. RUSSELL SMITH COLTON 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. F 19. 
 1892, Racine, Wis.; s. Albin Bradford (b. 
 Mr 24, 1859. Athens, Mo.) and Lillie (Sniitli) 
 Colton (b. Galesburg, 111.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S.. Kansas City, Mo. and Kemper 
 Mil. Sch., Boonville, Mo. Phi Gamma Delta. 
 Supervising Engr., Ft. Madison, la., 19,16; 
 Inspecting Engr., U. S. Engrs., Kansas City, 
 Mo., 19:6-17; Sales Engr., Allied Const. Ma- 
 chinery Corp., N. Y., 1918. ist Lt., R. O. 
 T. C, San Juan, Porto Rico, 1918; do., Co. 
 D, 375th Inf., Camp Las Casas, do., 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, D 12, 1918. Address, c/o Allied 
 Const. Mach. Corp., 120 Broadway, N. Y. 
 
 74S2. DAVID ORIS CONLEY 
 (Brother of No. 5604) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 25, 1894, 
 Streator, III.; s. Dr. D. S. (b. Jl 14, 1S60, 
 Richmond Co., O.) and Elizabeth (Green) Con- 
 ley (b. S 16, i860, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Streator H. S.; N. W. Univ. Address, 115 W. 
 Kent St., Streator, Ill.t 
 
 7453. RICHARD NEWELL COOLIDGE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 18, 1892, 
 Plattsmouth, Neb.; s. Henry Pomeroy (b. Mr 
 18, i860, Glenwood, la.) and Elizabeth Mon- 
 day (Newell) Coolidge (b. N 5, i866_, Platts- 
 mouth, Neb.). Prepared in Lead (S. Dak.) 
 H. S. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; 
 Prelim. Honors. Civ. Engr., Streator, 111., 
 1916; do., Chicago, 1916-17; do., Whiting, 
 Ind., 1917; do.. New York City, 1917 — . Mar- 
 ried Dorothy Gray Mulford, S 23, 1918, Streat- 
 or, 111. Address, 270 E. 176th St., New York 
 City; bus. add., 39 Whitehall St., do. 
 
 7454. GABRIEL VICTOR COOLS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 12, 1892, Panama; 
 s. M. Gabriel (b. St. Lucia) and Aziraide 
 St. Clair (Victor) Cools (b. do.). Prepared 
 in St. Mary's Coll., St. Lucia and Prep. Sch.; 
 Lincoln Univ., 1912-13; Clark Coll., Wor- 
 cester, Mass., 1913-14. A. M., Univ. of la., 
 19 18. Kappa Alpha Psi; Cosmopolitan; Catholic 
 Stud. Soc. Grad. Stud., Econ., Coll. of New 
 York City, 1916-17; Grad. Stud., Univ. of la., 
 1917-18. Address, c/o Morgan, 2453 7th Ave.. 
 New York City. 
 
 7455. CHARLES EDWARD COOPER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 10, 1892, Car- 
 lisle, Ind.; s. J. W. Cooper. Prepared in Car- 
 lisle (Ind.) H. S. Address, Carlisle, Ind.t 
 
 7456. DAVID WILLIAM COOPER 
 Agent; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 26, 1894. 
 
 Astoria, 111.; s. W. S. Cooper. Prepared in 
 Astoria H. S. Agt., Auto. Co., Astoria, 111. 
 Address, Astoria, Ill.t 
 
 7457. EDWARD ALDEN COOPER 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 21, 
 
 1893, Chicago; s. George Spooner (b. O 7. 
 1868, Marietta, O.) and Anne Seaton (Croth- 
 ers) Cooper (b. O 22, 1868, Exeter, Eng.). 
 Pil-epared in Lyons Tp. H. S., La Grange, 111. 
 Alpha Delta Phi; Helmet; Class Basketball. 
 Factory, Maxwell Motor Car Co., Detroit, 
 1915-16; Wholesale Salesman, Sales Investi- 
 gator, do., 19 16-17; Factory Representative, do., 
 1917; Special Representative, do., 1917-18. ist 
 Class Machinist Mate. Aviation Sect., U. S. N., 
 Great Lakes, 111., 1918 — . Address, 6807 Green- 
 view Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Maxwell Motor 
 Sales Corp., Detroit, Mich. 
 
 7458. VAIL CORDELL 
 
 (Brother of No. 6814) 
 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 9, 
 
 1889, Industry, 111.; s. Robert McMurry (b. 
 
 F 22, 1861, Waupakaneta, O.) and Lucy 
 
 Ethelyn (Vail) Cordell (b. Je 24, i860. In- 
 dustry, 111.). Prepared in West. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Supt., Schs., Barry, 111. Address, 424 N. 
 Tohnson St., Macomb, 111.; bus. add., Barry, 
 "Ill.t 
 
 7459- BRUCE HERBERT CORZINE 
 (Brother of No. 5616) 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 26 
 1893. Isabel, 111.; s. John J. (b. Jl 27, 1852 
 O.) and Celia R. (Winn) Corzine (b. N 28 
 1855, O.). Prepared in East. 111. St. Norm, 
 Sch. Chi Psi; Phi Delta Kappa; Psych. Club 
 Fresh. Varsity Football. Asst. Supt. Schs. 
 Evanston, 111., 1916-17. 333rd F. A., 1917 
 191 8; Psych. Examiner, Co. i. Camp Green- 
 leaf, Chickamauga Park, Ga., 1918. Address 
 1402 3rd St., Charleston, 111. 
 
 7460. MANOEL FERREIRA da COSTA 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 10, 1893, Brazil; s. 
 
 Lysinvaco F. da Costa. Prepared in S. Am. 
 
 Sch. Address, 156 Muricy St., Cortiba, Pa- 
 
 vana, Brazil. t 
 
 7461. LICINIO DA SILVA COUTO 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 10, 1892, 
 Brazil; s. Antonio da Silva Couto. Prepared 
 in Drexil (Brazil) Inst. Address, 9 Rua Je 
 S. Bras Meyer, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. t 
 
 7462. CLINTON HARRIMAN COWGILL 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 6, 1890, 
 Sterling, Kan.; s. E. B. Cowgill. Prepared in 
 Topeka (Kan.) H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. 
 Club. Instr. Arch., Okla. Agr. and Mech. Coll. 
 .Address, 1273 College Ave., Topeka, Kan.; bus. 
 add., 603 Lewis St., Stillwater, Okla.t 
 
 7463. DUDLEY WINTHROPE CRANE 
 (Husband of No. 7362) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 11, 1892, Mont- 
 clair, N. J.; s. Frank S. (b. Jl 4, 1861, do.) 
 and Sarah Sounds (Crolius) Crane (b. O 26, 
 1863). Prepared in Montclair (N. J.) H. S.; 
 Rutgers Coll,. N. J., 1911-12. Psi Upsilon; 
 Alpha CJamma Rho; Ma-wan-da; Ku Klux; Hel- 
 met; Comitatus; Capt.. Univ. Brig.; Varsity 
 Basketball and Swimming; Pres., Jr. Class. 
 Farmer. Troop B, First 111. Cavalry, 1916. 
 Married Laura Bardwell ('16), Je 30, 1917, 
 .Aurora, 111. Child, John Dudley, b. Ag 20, 
 1918. Address, R 8, Fulton, N. Y. 
 
 7464. THOMAS CARL CRAVENS 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 14, 1893, 
 Bloomfield, Ind.; s. John A. (b. do.) and Cora 
 (Williams) Cravens (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Bloomfield H. S.; Wabash Coll., 1912-14- Al- 
 pha Gamma Rho; Phi Delta Theta; Fresh. 
 Varsity Football. Exten. work for Purdue 
 Univ., 1916; Farmer, 1917; Co. Agr. Agt., 
 Morgan Co., Ind., 1918 — . Married Gaynell 
 Bland, D 26, 191 7, Indianapolis. Child, Thom- 
 as C. Jr., b. O 3, 1918. Address, Bloomfield, 
 Ind.; bus. add., Martinsville, Ind. 
 
 7465. JOHN POWELL CREBS 
 Travelling Representative; B. S. in Agr. ; b. 
 Je 16, 1893, Carmi, 111.; s. J. M. Crebs. Pre- 
 pared in (Accidental Acad. Beta Theta Pi; 
 Helmet; Ku Klux; Sachem; Egyptian Club; 
 Comitatus; Homecoming Com.; 111. Union; Jr. 
 Councilman; Pres. Stud. Council. Travelling 
 Repr., Ouaker Oats Co., New York City. 3rd 
 O. R. T. C, 19 18; 2nd Lt., Camp Grant, 111. 
 .Iddrcss, Carmi, 111. 
 
 7466. HILDA MARION CROLL 
 
 (Sister of No. 5622) 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; A. M., 1917; 
 
 b. Ag 31, 1895, Lebanon. Pa.; d. Rev. P. C. 
 
 (b. O 2, 1852, Berks Co., Pa.) and Sarah 
 
 Amelia (Greiss) Croll (b. Ja s, i8S4). Pre- 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 615 
 
 pared in Lebanon (Pa.) H. S. and Beardstown 
 H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu; Alpha 
 Theta Chi; Sigma Xi; Jamesonian; II. Sc. 
 Club. In.str., Woman's Med. Coll. of Pa., 
 Pliiladelphia, 191 7 — . Farmerette at Whitford 
 Lodge, Pa., Chester Valley, Unit of Woman's 
 Land Army of America, 1918. Address, 264 
 Matlier Road, Jenkintown, Pa.; bus. add., 21st 
 St. and N. College Ave., Philadelphia. 
 
 7467. HAROLD FORDYCE CROOKS 
 A. B. in Sc; M. S., 1918; b. Je 6, 1889, 
 Mankato, Minn.; s. Henry David (b. My 12. 
 i860, Lima, Ind.) and Lucy A. (Goodman) 
 Crooks (b. Je 28, 1859, Thorntown, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S. ; Columliia Univ., 
 1 91 5. Sigma Xi; Geol. Club; Fresh. Varsity 
 Track; Class Swimming and Polo; Mgr., First 
 Annual Water Carnival; Technograpli Bd. 
 Sergt. 23rd Engr. Corps, 1918; France; Gen. 
 Hdqtrs., 143rd Engrs., A. E. F., France; 2nd 
 Lt., ii6th Engrs., A. E. F., France. Address, 
 1009 S. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, III. 
 
 7468. HENRY PAY CROSBY 
 Agr. Supvr. ; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 2, 1887, 
 Greenville, Mich.; s. George Washington anci 
 Mary (Satterlee) Crosby. Prepared in Central 
 H. S., Detroit. Alpha Gamma Rho; Agr. 
 Club; Hoof and Horn Club. Prin., II. Sch., 
 Armstrong, 111., 1916-18; Agr. Supervisor in H. 
 S., Paris, 111., 1918 — . Married Anna Mary 
 Burton, Ap 19, 1916, Danville, 111. Address, 
 207 S. Jefferson St., Paris, 111. 
 
 7469. GEORGE ARTHUR CROSS 
 Life Ins. Agent; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 28, 
 1893, Polo, 111.; s. Gavin Cross. Prepared in 
 Polo H. S. Alpha Zeta; Farm House; Agr. 
 Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Country Life 
 Club. Life Ins. Agt., Indianapolis. Co. G, 3rd 
 Provisional Tr. Regt., Le Mans, France. Ad- 
 dress, Polo, 111.; bus. add.. Suite looi, Hume 
 Mansur Bldg., Indianapolis. t 
 
 7470. WILLIAM CRUTCHFIELD, JR. 
 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 13, 1889, 
 Chattanooga, Tenn.; s. Thomas William (b. Ap 
 2, 1850, do.) and Sarah (Lovenian) Crutch- 
 field (b. 1853, Mich.). Prepared in Chatta- 
 nooga (Tenn.) H. S.; Colo. St. Agr. Coll., 
 1908-09. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scarab; Ku 
 Klux; Pan-Hellenic Council; Pres. ; Arch. 
 Club. Practicing Arch., Chattanooga, Tenn., 
 1916-18. U. S. N. R. F., 1918; Chief Carpen- 
 ters Mate, 1918; Irish Aviation Const. Unit. 
 Address, 3 Battery Place, Chattanooga,. Tenn. 
 
 7471. JOHN De WITT GULP 
 Mail Order Supvr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 16, 
 1891, Chicago; s. Ira H. (b. Ja 9, 1861, Bell- 
 fountain, O.) and Kate (Bradfield) Culp (b. 
 S 9, 1861, Fairfield, O.). Prepared in Lake H. 
 S., Chicago; Armour Inst, of Tech., 191 1. Psi 
 Upsilon; Track Team. With St. Highway 
 Dept., Springfield, 111., 1916; Supvr., Stock 
 records and Purchase Control, Montgomery 
 Ward & Co., Chicago, 191 7 — . Married Mary 
 Margaret Quick, Ag 25, 1917, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 713 1 Parnell Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Office, Supt. of Merchandise, Montgomery & 
 Ward Co., do. 
 
 7472. GEORGE CURTISS 
 (Son of No. 310) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 4, 1893, White 
 Hall, 111.; s. William Goss ('82), (b. S 16, 1859, 
 Waterloo, N. Y.) and Lora Belle (Giller) Cur- 
 ti.ss (b. F 9, 1869, White Hall, 111.). Prepared in 
 Stockton H. S. Acacia; Alpha Zeta; Alpha 
 (jamma Rho; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Prelim. Honors; Major, Univ. Brig.; 
 Scholarship; Circulation Mgr., ///. Agr., Jr. 
 Prom. Com.; Mil. Ball Com. Registry and 
 Cost Accounting work, Univ. of 111.; Farmer, 
 Stockton, 111. Address, Stockton, 111. 
 
 7473- DOROTHY LUCILE CUTHBERT 
 
 (AUSTIN) 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 19 17; 
 
 b. D 10, 1890, Gilsum, N. W. ; d. Albert Nichols 
 Cuthbert. Prepared in Kimball Union (N. H.) 
 Acad. Congr. Guild; Choral Soc. ; Classical 
 Club; Psych. Club. Libn., Classics Seminar, 
 Univ. of 111. Married James C. Austin, Ja 7, 
 1 9 19, Champaign. Address, 714 W. Green St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 7474- JOHN WILLIAM DAMMERS 
 A. B. in Sc; b. Jl 13, 1890, Chicago; s. 
 B. W. Dammers. Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S.. Chicago. Lambda Chi Alpha. Address, 
 1626 S. Iloman Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 7475- CLAR.\ ELIZABETH DAVIS 
 
 (DAVIS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6826) 
 
 B. Mus.; b. Mr 5, 1894, Homer, 111.; d. 
 
 George W. Davis. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 
 Married Samuel Davis ('15), Ja 27. 1917, 
 
 Urbana. Address, Kentland, Ind.f 
 
 7476. MARTHA LAURAFRED DAVIS 
 
 (STROHEKER) 
 
 (Wife of No. 7244) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 13, 1896, Pitts- 
 field, 111.; d. Washington Beatty (b. S 18, 
 1858, Millville, O.) and Eudora Olivia (Hamil- 
 ton) Davis (b. Je 14, 1858, Hamilton, O.). 
 Prepared in So. III. St. Norm. Sch., 1910-14. 
 Athenean. Teacher, H. S.. Houston, Tex., 
 i'-'i6-i7. Married Frank Sewell Stroheker, 
 ('15). Je 4. 1917, Houston, Tex. Child, Eliza- 
 beth Virginia, b. Ja 12, 1919. Address, 1801 
 fVshland, Houston, Tex, 
 
 7477- WALTER THOMAS DAY 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. N 9, 1892, Springfield, 
 111.; s. C. D. Day. Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. 2nd Lt., Inf. 104, Co. F, A. E. F., 
 France, O 1918; Capt., Co. F, 104th Regt., 20th 
 Div., Inf., do. Married Frances Atteberry, D, 
 1917. Springfield, 111. Address, 1326 E. North 
 Grand Ave., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 7478. LISTER ALWARD DEAVER 
 Development Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. O 
 
 24, 1892, Columbus, O.; s. Sabert Cassius (b. 
 Jl II, 1861, Greenfield, O.) and Lillian Belle 
 (Iloefel) Deaver (My 27, 1863, Decatur, 111.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S. ; B. S., 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ., 1913. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 .Stud. Branch, Am. Ceram. Soc Ceram. Engr. 
 and Asst, Supt., Robinson Clay Products Co., 
 Akron, O., 1916-18; Development Engr.. B. F. 
 Goodrich Co.. Arkron, O., 1918 — . Married 
 Bernice Welch, F 24, 1917, Bloomington, 111. 
 Address, 29 Dodge Ave., Akron, O. ; bus. add., 
 c/o B. F. Goodrich Co., do. 
 
 7479. RAYMOND EDWARD DENZ 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 5. 1895, Decatur, 
 111.; s. Edward A. and Mina (Chodar) Denz. 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Zeta Psi; Helmet; 
 Glee Club; Jr. Prom. Com., Chm.; ist Lt. 
 Univ. Brig. Grad. Stud., Law, Harvard. In- 
 terpreter Hosp. Unit. "W", U. S. N. A.; Corp., 
 do.; do., Hosp. Corps, Liverpool, Eng. Ad- 
 dress, 470 Ewmg Ave., Decatur, 111. 
 
 7480. LUCY LEONARD De WOLFE 
 (Sister of No. 6201) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 6, 1880, Assump- 
 tion, 111.; d. William De Wolfe. Prepared in 
 Assumption H. S. Address, Assumption, Ill.t 
 
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 University ok Illinois 
 
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 7481. HARRY CHARLES DIBELL 
 
 (.Mrother of G177) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Mv 16, 1801, Wol- 
 colt, Ind.; E. B. Dibell. rreparecl in Wolcott 
 (Ind.) i\. S.; Indianapolis (Ind.) Man. Tr. H, 
 S. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Kappa Psi. Ad- 
 Jrcss. Wolcott, Ind.t 
 
 748J. CLARENCE RICHARD DIETMEIER 
 Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. F 17, 
 iSqj. VVinslow. 111.; s. Joseph W. Dietmeier. 
 Prepared in Freeport II. S. Salesman with S. 
 Hudson Co., St. Louis. Married Verna L. 
 Garrison, D 22, 1915. Address, Winslow, 111.; 
 bus. add., 3636 VV. Pine Blvd., St. Louis. t 
 
 7483. LOIS ELLEN DODDS (GOODKICll) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 30, 1894, Beatrice, 
 Neb.; d. Charles A. (b. Ap 23, 1838, Byron, 
 HI.) and Eva (Mix) Dodds (b. Mr jo, 1840, 
 do.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. II. S. Chi 
 Omega. Married Robert Goodrich Jl 27, 191 ». 
 Byron, 111. Address, Byron, 111. 
 
 7484. JOHN RILEY DON.M.DSON 
 Civ Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 10, i8go, 
 VVatertovvn, S. Dak.; s. W. H. (b. Baraboo, 
 Wis.) and Anjcla (Stanley) Donaldson (b. 
 Rutland Co.. Vl.). Prepared in Joliet Ip. 
 H S. Triangle. Asst. Co. Supt. ot High- 
 ways, Champaign Co., 111. igif'-i?; <^'iy- l-'ig""- 
 with Stanilard Oil Co., Whiting, Ind., 191 ?• 
 Capt., Engrs. Corps., U. S. A., 1917; do., A 
 F F., France, Major, do. Address. 104 sml 
 Ave., loliet, HI.; bus. add., Standard Oil 
 Engiig." Office, Whiting, Ind. 
 
 7485. ALLEN DOUGLAS DONNEI.L 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 18 1894. 
 «Mattoon, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Ireland) and 
 Latelia (Kyle) Donnell (b. Bethel, Lpnn.). 
 Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma. 
 Shop Engr.; I. and G. N. K. R.. Palestine, 
 Tex ; do., San Antonio, Tex., i9'7- -"d l-t., 
 F A , 8th Trench Mortar Bat., Ft. Sill, Okla. 
 Mem A F. A. M. Married Anita Louise 
 Roth,'D I, 1917. Address, 2520 Western Ave., 
 Mattoon, 111. 
 
 7486. MARY ELVA DORSETT 
 Teacher; B. S. in II. Sc; b. O 12, 1892, 
 Brooklyn, 111.; d. \\. E. (b. Ja 8, 1867, Hunts- 
 ville. 111.) and Lillian E. (Iledgcock) Dorsctt 
 (b N 8 1871, Plymouth, 111.). Prepared in 
 Augusta'H. S.; Knox Coll., 1912-14. Omicron 
 Nu- Y. W. C. A.; Woman's League. Ked 
 Cross work, 191 7-18. Address, Huntsville, 111. 
 
 7487. JOHN FRANCIS DOYLE 
 Hardware Bus.; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 
 27 1892, Longview, HI.; s. John II. (b. D i^, 
 1862, Wenona, 111.) and Mary A. (Sherry) 
 Doyle (b. Te 17, 1870, Lacon, 111.). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S. Phi Kappa. Hardware 
 Bus., 1916-17. Corp., Ord. Dept., U. S. A., 
 France. Address, 303 S. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 7488. HENRY EDWARD DRALLE 
 B S in E. E.; b. O 17, 1892, Coatsburg, 
 HI • s Henry Dralle. Prepared in Camp 
 Point H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Class Football. 
 Address, Coatsburg. lll.t 
 
 74S9. MILDRED EV.\NGELINE DREW 
 
 (Sister of No. 4622) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My n, 'S91, 
 Chicago; d. Edward W. (b. F 21, 1845, St. C^leni- 
 ents, Eng.) and Elizabeth Jane Drew (b O 26 
 1845, Milor, Eng.). Prepared in Wendell 
 Phillips 11. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Alethenai; Scribblers Club; Sr. 
 Council; Stall, III. .^rag. Teacher, 1 p. II. 
 Sch., Hume, 111. Address. 1823 Ilmman Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 716 Foster St., Hume, lU.T 
 
 7490. FRANK JAMES Du FRAIN 
 Prin., IT. S.; A. I?, in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 
 2, 1889, Momence, 111.; s. Peter A. (b. Ag 14, 
 i860, do.) and Mary E. (l.oghry) Du Frain 
 (b. O 7, 1S69, Kankakee, 111.). Prepared in 
 Alomcnce II. S.; Norm. Univ., 1908-10. Grad. 
 work, Educ, Math.. Pol. Sc. 1916-17. Phi 
 Delta Kappa. Teacher, H. S., Rockford, 111., 
 lyio; Asst. Prin., dc, 1 916-1 8; </<)., 19 19 — . R. 
 O. T. C. F. A., Camp Zachary Taylor. Ky.. 
 1918 — ; Mustered out, D 1918. Mem., Illini 
 Club. Rockford, 111.; Univ. Club, do. Married 
 Mildred Dumke, O 19. 191 7, Rockford, HI. Ad- 
 dress, Momence, 111.; bus. add., Rockford H. 
 S., Rockford, 111. 
 
 7491. FRANK I.EROY DUN.WAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl 14. 1890. Earl 
 Tp., 111.; s. Douglas Lee and Fear Hosford 
 (Rowe) Dunavan (b. My 31, 1869, La Salle 
 Co., 111.). I'repared in Earlville and Ottawa 
 H. Schs. Rodman, C. & A. R. R., 191617; 
 Farmer, Sheridan, 111. \J. S. A. S^, Austin, 
 Tex., 1917-18; Co. C, 42nd Engrs., Camp Am. 
 Lhiiv., Washington, D. C, 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M. Address, Sheridan, 111. 
 
 7492. EFFIE CHARLOTTE DUNLAP 
 (Daughter of No. 423; Sister of No. 4628) 
 Teacher; A. B. in Commerce; b. Savoy, 111.; 
 d. Robert Livingston ('85), (b. do.) and Char- 
 lotte Rebecca (Jutkins) fJunlap (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana II. S. Teacher, Mt. Carmel, 
 III. Address. 703 W. Washington Blvd., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add., 221 3rd St., Mt. Carmel, 111. 
 
 7493. FRANCIS ELLSWORTH DUNLAP 
 (Son of No. 63; Brother of No. 6312) 
 Architect; B. S. in .\. E. ; b. Mr s, 1894. 
 Maywood. 111.; s. Burleigh A. ('75), (b. D 4, 
 1852. Cook Co., 111.) and Clara Jane (Busey) 
 Diiulap (b. .\p 13, 1865, Champaign Co., HI.). 
 Prepared in Proviso Tp. H. S., Maywood. Al- 
 |iha Rho Chi; Arch. Club. Arch., Chicago, 1910- 
 r7. U. S. Army Ambulance Service, S. S. U., 
 609 Convois Automobile. Par. B. C. M., France, 
 191 7. Address, 1225 Chase Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7494. ELLEN FRANCES DWYER 
 Instructor: A. B. in L. A. & S.; d. M. J. 
 and Mary (Quincy) Dwyer. Prepared in East. 
 111. St. Norm. Grad. work. Univ. of Wis., 
 summer 1916, 1918. Teacher, II. S., Hoopes- 
 ton, ni., 1916-17; Instr., Mich. St. Norm. Coll., 
 ,017 — . Address, 420 Emmet St., Ypsilanti, 
 Mich. 
 
 7405. BESS EAST 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. Prepared in 
 Anderson (Ind.) H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Illiola. Teacher, 
 Kng., Murphvsboro. 111.. 1916-17; do., Pontiac 
 Tp II. S., I9'i7-i8; Teacher, H. S., Champaign, 
 1018. Address, 1021 Chase St., Anderson, 
 Ind. 
 
 7496. REX CARR E.\TON 
 Farmer; B. S. in .Vgr.; b. My 25, 1893. Eaton, 
 Colo • s Bruce G. Eaton. Prepared in Greeley 
 (Colo.) H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Pres., Sr. Class. Address, 805 12th St., 
 Cireeley. Colo.t 
 
 7497. ^L REECE EDWARDS 
 Instructor; B. S. and M. S. in Agr.; b. N i, 
 i88o, RushviUe, Pa.: s. M. R. (b. O 1. 18.?°) 
 and Caroline M. (Bonham) Edwards (b. My 
 -6 i8'6) B. S. and Pd. B., Valparaiso, Ind., 
 ;907-09. Grad. Work. Univ. of 111.,^ \^'S-]6. 
 Instr Agr., No. 111. St. Norm., DcKalb. 111., 
 i9i6-iV- <i"-- Norm. Coll., Nickerson, Kan., 
 
 ,gi7 Married Louemma Cochran, .'\g 17, 
 
 loio Waldron, III. Address, Nickerson, Kan. 
 
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 617 
 
 7498. HENRY EMANUEL EKSTRAND 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 16, 1890, 
 Worcester, Mass.; s. Lars Magnus (b. Ja 2, 
 1864, Sweden) and Christiana (Anderson) 
 Ekstrand (b. F i, 1863, do.). Prepared in Wau- 
 kegan Tp. H. S. Arch, for Steel & Wire Co., 
 Pittsburgh, 1916-17. U. S. N., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 131 Lenox Ave., Waukegan, 111. 
 
 7499. HARVEY ELLIS 
 Clerk; A. B. in Commerce; b. D 23, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Clifford J. (b. 1861, Philadelphia) 
 and Alida E. (Miller) Ellis (b. 1870, Adrian, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Evanston Tp. 11. S. Fire 
 Ins. Agt., 1916-17; Clerk, 1917-18. 2nd Lt., 
 Q. M. Corps, C. A., Ft. Winiield Scott, Calif., 
 1918; 2nd Lt., 54th Art., C. A. C, A. E. F., 
 France; Mustered out, Mr 15, 1919. Mem., 
 Ilini Club, Chicago; Evanston Country Club; 
 Fire Ins. Club, Chicago. Address, 815 Forest 
 Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 7500. WYATT GOAN EMMOND 
 Comn. Merchant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 
 13, 1893, La Grange, 111.; s. Robert Gatherer 
 (b. Scotland) and Alice Maud (Jones) Em- 
 mond (b. Fond du Lac, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Lyons Tp. H. S., La Grange, 111. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi; Sachem: Helmet. 
 Woolen Comn. Merchant, Chicago. Govt. Field 
 Auditors Force, Camp Grant, Rockford, 111., 
 1917-18; do., Camp Boss, Jeffersonville, Ind., 
 1918 — . Address, 109, 8th Ave., La Grange, 
 111.; bus. add., 223 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 7S0I. JOHN GOTTLIEB EPPINGER 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 20, 
 1893, Quincy, 111.; s. George Carl (b. F 21, 
 1866, Wurttemberg, Ger.) and Marie Louisa 
 (Fuerhoff) Eppinger (b. Ag 22, 1865, La 
 Grange, Mo.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. Cos- 
 mopolitan; Beta (jamma Sigma; Ionian; El 
 Circulo Espanol; Der Deutsche Verein; (.'om- 
 mercial Club; Capt. and 2nd Lt., Univ. Brig. 
 Advertising Mgr., Joseph Kuhn and Co., Cham- 
 paign, 1916 — ; Part owner and Mgr. of Poster 
 Advertising Co., Champaign and Urbana, 
 1917-18; Asst., Acct., Univ. of III., 1918 — . 
 Yeoman, U. S. N. A. R. Sch., Municipal Pier; 
 Mustered out, D 4, 1918. Married Cornelia 
 Maria Luther, Ag i, 1917. Champaign. Address, 
 51 E. Healy St., Champaign. 
 
 7502. CARL PAUL ERNST 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 8, 1892, Chicago; s. 
 Charles Hagenbucher Ernst. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; Asst. Mgr., 
 Football; Mil. Ball Com. Address, 5159 Mont- 
 rose Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7503. ELMORE GEORGE ERNST 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. F 22, 1890, Cedarsburg, 
 Wis.; s. Frank Ernst. Prepared in Visalia 
 (Calif.) H. S. Philomathean; Arch. Club. 
 Address. R. 2. Visalia, Calif. t 
 
 7504. EUGENE PHILIP EAGER 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 28, 1894, 
 
 Murphysboro, 111.; s. Philip (b. 1855, do.) and 
 Emma Rebecca (Will) Eager (b. 1862, do.). 
 Prepared in Murphysboro Tp. H. S., Carthage 
 Coll., 1912-14. Grad. work, Univ. of 111., 
 1917-18. Teacher, Centralia H. S., 111., 1916- 
 17; Chem., 111. St. Water Survey, Urbana; do., 
 Birmingham Water Works Co., Birmingham, 
 Ala., 1918 — .Chem. Warfare Service, Co. M, 
 3rd Bn.. Edgewood Arsenal, Edgewood. Md., 
 1918 — . Alpha Chi Sigma. Address, 430 N. nth 
 St., Murphysboro, 111.; bus. add., 238 Browns- 
 ville Road, Mt. Oliver Sta., Pittsburgh. 
 
 7505. SALEEM RAJI FARAH 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 17, 1891, Palestine; s. 
 Raji Farah. Prepared in Syrian Protestant 
 Coll., Beirut, Syria. Address, Nazareth, Pal- 
 estine, Turkey. t 
 
 7506. ALBERT AYRTON FARNIIAM 
 Land. Gardener; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 17, 1892, 
 Westheld, Mass.; s. Charles W. Farnham. 
 Prepared in Westfield H. S. Alpha Sigma 
 Phi; Univ. Land. Arch. Soc. Land. Gardener, 
 St. Louis. Address, 28 Hancock Ave., West- 
 field, Mass.; bus. add., 5749 A. Page Blvd., St. 
 Louis. . 
 
 7507- MIRIAM REBECCA FASOLD 
 Settlement Worker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; 
 b. S 12, 1893, Vandalia, O.; d. Peter B. (b. 
 O 15, 1858, Sunbury, Pa.) and Chesty A. 
 (Shultz) Fasold (b. Ap 12, 1868, Grantsville, 
 Md.). Prepared in Soldan H. S., St. Louis. 
 Gregorian; Choral Soc; Sr. Council. United 
 CJharities Visitor, Chicago; Sec, Kalamazoo 
 Civil Improvement League. Address, 4337 Vin- 
 cennes Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 432 S. Bur- 
 dick St., Kalamazoo, Mich. 
 
 7508. RUTH CATHERINE FEDDE 
 (Sister of No. 5121) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.;-b. Jl 24, 1892, Peotone, 
 111.; d. E. H. (b. F 13, 1867, Momence, 111.) 
 and Elizabeth (Conrad) Fedde (b. F i, 1866) 
 Peotone, III.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. H. 
 Sc. Club. Address, Peotone, Ill.t 
 
 7509- JOSEPH ELMER FELDMAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 18, 1892, Mor- 
 rison, 111.; s. J. W. Feldman. Prepared in 
 Morrison H. S. Acacia; Class Football; Class 
 Basketball. Address, Morrison, Ill.t 
 
 7510. WALTER BLAINE FELGER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 23, 1889, Wooster, 
 O.; s. S. Z. Felger. Prepared in Bement (O.) 
 H. S. Philomathean; Chem. Club: Am. Chem. 
 Soc; Math. Club. Co. 8, Ft. Sheridan, 111. 
 Address, Chatsworth, Ill.t 
 
 751 1. FLORENCE ROXANA FERGUSON 
 
 (Sister of No. 7512) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 23, 
 1893, Cincinnati; d. William Henry (b. Jl 30, 
 1846) and Annette (Gochenouer) Ferguson (b. 
 Je 24, 1846). Prepared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. ; 
 Walnut Hills II. S., Cincinnati, O. Alpha Xi 
 Delta; H. Sc Club; Y. W. C. A. Teacher, 
 Annawan, 111 1916-18; do., N. C. St. Norm., 
 Greensboro, N. C, 1918 — . Address, 524 High- 
 land Ave., Greensboro, N. C. 
 
 75 1 2. FRANK CLEVELAND FERGUSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 7511) 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. F 22, 
 1895, Cincinnati; s. William Henry (b. Jl 31, 
 1864, Annawan, Henry Co., 111.) and Annette 
 (Gochenouer) Ferguson (b. Je 24, 1864). Pre- 
 [lared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. Le Cercle Frangais; 
 Mask and Bauble. Prin., Kinmundy H. S.. 
 111., 1916-17; do., Greenville H. S., 111. 2nd 
 Lt., 84th Div.,, A. E. F., France. Address, 
 Annawan, 111. 
 
 7513- JAMES EDWARD FETHERSTON 
 (Brother of No. 6227) 
 
 Physician; A. B. in L. A. & S., M. D.; b. My 
 28, 1890, Chicago; s. Edward Beachum (b. Ag 
 5, 1852, Michels Town, Ireland) and Jennie 
 Mulholland, (b. Ap 2, 1867, Cobourg. Ontario. 
 Can.). Prepared in Lake View H. S. Alpha 
 Kappa Kappa; Medui; Capt., Univ. Brig.; 
 Wrestling Team; Staff. Illio. Physician, Chica- 
 go. Mem., Assn. Mil. Surgeons of U. S. A. 
 U. S. N.. 191 8 — . Married Sylvia Dale, Ap 20, 
 1914, Chicago. Address, 217 S. Ashland Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 1322 Vermont Ave., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
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 7514. CLARENCE EUGENE FIFIELD 
 Business; A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 27, 1895, 
 Buda, 111.; s. Charles (b. Je 1856, Andover, 
 N. H.) and Alice I. (Davis) Fifield (b. O 
 1856, Sheffield, 111.). Prepared in Blees Mil. 
 A'cad., Maoon,, Mo. Sigma Pi; Swimming 
 Team. With Certainteed Products Corpora- 
 tion, E. St. Louis, 111.; Marseilles, 111.; Minnea- 
 polis. Married Bessie Lynda, Ag 18, 1917, Tis- 
 kilwa. 111. Child, Clarence Eugene, Jr., b. Ap 
 26, 1918. Address, 248 Cecil, S. E. Minneapolis. 
 
 7515. JAMES HENRY FINNEGAN 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 13, 1891, Brim- 
 field, 111.; s. Frank Finnegan. Prepared in 
 Brimfield H. S. Phi Gamma Delta. Traveling 
 Salesman, Am. Beet Sugar Co., Colo. Address, 
 Brimfield, III.; bus. add., c/o Am. Beet Sugar 
 Co., Lamar, Colo. 
 
 7516. ERWIN FISHER 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. S 27, 1895, Chicago; 
 s. Eli Fisher. Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Phi Kappa Sigma; Ku Klux; Tribe 
 of mini; Varsity Water Polo. Ambulance Ser- 
 vice, 191 7. Address, 4548 N. Racine Ave., Chi- 
 cago.t 
 
 7517. EVA JOSEPHINE FISHER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 23, 1889, Rising, 
 111.; d. D. Fisher. Prepared in Champaign II. 
 S. Alpha Xi Delta. Address, 312 Daniel St., 
 Champaign. t 
 
 7518. HELEN VASTINE FISHER 
 (Sister of No. 6876) 
 
 Social Worker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 2, 
 1894, Geneseo, 111.; d. Hendrick Vastine (b. 
 O 15, 1846, Wilkes Barre. Pa.) and Abbie 
 (Steele) Fisher (b. Ja 24, i860, Geneseo, 111.). 
 Prepared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi 
 Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Yo Ma; Alethenai; W. A. A.; Prelim. 
 Honors; Jr. Illinae. Treas. ; Class Basket Ball; 
 Y. W. C. A., Pres. With Brooklyn Bur. of 
 Charities, 191 7; Grad. Work, N. Y. Sch. of 
 Philanthropy, Columbia Univ., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Cieneseo, 111.; bus. add., 9 Post Ave., 
 New York City. 
 
 7519. ALVIN TEXAS FISHMAN 
 Drainage Engr. ; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; 
 
 b. Ja 5, 1895, Sac City, la.; s. Alexander James 
 (b. 1852, Burlington, Wis.) and Susanna (Sny- 
 der) Fishman (b. 1870, Grant City, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Cherokee (la.) H. S.; So. 111. St. 
 IsTorm. Univ., 1912-13. Alpha Zeta; Adelphic; 
 Agr. Club; Sr. Honors; Grad. Scholarship. 
 Asst. Co. Advisor, Ottawa, 111., 1917; Farm 
 Mgr., Ottawa, 111., 1917; Drainage Engr., 
 Windona, Minn. Pvt., 83 Aero. Sqdn., 
 Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111.; Corp., 83rd Lang- 
 ley Field, Hampton, Va., 1918; Mustered out, 
 1919; Married Lois Rumsey, Je 8, 1917, Mus- 
 catine, la. Address, 11 1 Grand Ave., Carbon- 
 dale, 111. 
 
 7520. LEORA ALMITA HARTPENCE 
 FITZ-GERALD 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1918; b. N 4, 
 1872, Newark, N. J.; d. William Whitfield (b. 
 S 23. 1844, Quakertown, N. J.) and Cordelia 
 Ann (West) Hartpence (b. Ap 17, 1846. Stan- 
 hope, N. J. Prepared in Barringer H. S., 
 Neyjark, N. J.; Newark Norm, and Tr. Sch., 
 N. J., 1891-93; Univ. of Madrid; Univ. of 
 Paris, igoo-o2. Auth.: Royal Marriages in 
 Spain, The Bookman; Translated (With John 
 D. Fitz-Gerald) Lope de Vega, Novelas a la 
 Seiiora Marcia Leonarda, 1913- Married John 
 Driscoll Fitz-Gerald, Jr., My 16, 1900, Newark, 
 N. J. Children; Nesta, b. Je 29, 1904; Gerald 
 Hartpence, b. D 4, 1905; Linda, b. Mr 3, 
 191 1. Address, 803 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 7521. JACK ALLEN FITZGERRELL 
 Farm Supt. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 21, 1893, 
 Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. D. G. Fitz-gerrell. Pre- 
 pared in Mt. Vernon H. S. Supt., Masonic 
 Home Farm, Sullivan, 111. Address, Normal, 
 111.; kus. add.. Masonic Home Farm, Sullivan, 
 111./ 
 K 7S22. DENNA FRANK FLEMING 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 25, 
 1893; s. Albert Fleming. Prepared in East. 111. 
 St. Norm. Instr., Marlin Aircraft Mach. Gun, 
 Ildqtrs. Co., Ord. Armament Sch., A. E. F., 
 France; Mustered out, F 15, 1919. Address, R. 
 4, Paris, 111. 
 
 7523- FREDERICK R. FLETEMEYER 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Mr 2, 1894, 
 La Fayette, Ind. ; s. Herman (b. 1856, Ger.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth Fletemeyer (b. 1858, La 
 Fayette, Ind.). Prepared in Jefferson (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Purdue Univ., 1912-14. Phi Kappa 
 Tau; Class Basketball. Bldg. Supt., Indian- 
 apolis, 1916; Const. Eng., III. C. R. R., Free- 
 port, 111., 1916-17; do., E. St. Louis, 111., 1917; 
 do.. Baton Rouge, La.. 191 7-18; Supt., Joseph 
 E. Nelson & Son, Chicago. Address, 1201 
 Brown St., La Fayette, Ind.; bus. add., c/o 
 Joseph E. Nelson & Son, Chicago. 
 
 7524. ER,NESTO AUGUSTO FOCK 
 Inspector; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Ja 8, 1892, 
 Argentina; s. Guillermo H. Fock. Prepared 
 in O. St. Univ. Insp., Comn. of the Argen- 
 tine Rep. Address, Salvadores, 1556 Buenos 
 .'Vires, Argentina; bus. add., 705 Quintard 
 Ave., Anniston, Ala.t 
 
 7525. MILDRED LILLIAN FORKEY 
 Secretary; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ja 17, 1894, 
 
 Prophetstown, 111.; d. Richard C. (b. O 28, 
 1859, N. Y.) and Bertha E. (Brown) Forkey 
 (b. Jl 21, 1859, Prophetstown, 111.). Prepared 
 in Prophetstown H. S. Pi Beta Phi; H. Sc. 
 Club. Stud, and Sec. Chicago, 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 3945 Lake Park Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 112 W. Adams St., do. 
 
 7526. CLAUDE CLIFTON FOULKE 
 Banker; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 17, 1892, 
 
 Worthington, Ind.; s. Frank D. Foulke. Pre- 
 pared in Worthington (Ind.) H. S. Chi Beta; 
 Cml. Club. Banker in Tr. class, Nat. City 
 Bank for Foreign Service. .Address, Worth- 
 ington, Ind.; bus. add., 55 Wall St., New York 
 City.t 
 
 7527. HELEN ELIZABETH FRANCIS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1917; b. S 21, 
 1892, Wyoming, 111.; d. T. H. Francis. Pre- 
 pared in W^yoming H S. Achoth. Address, 
 Wyoming, Ill.t 
 
 7528. ANNA DORA FRAZEE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 19, 1893. 
 yMoweaqua, 111.; d. Oscar (b. D 29, 1857, Ma- 
 con, 111.) and Addie (Jacobs) Frazee (b. N 9, 
 1865, Moweaqua, 111.). Prepared in Mowea- 
 qua H. S. and Monticello Sem. W. A. A. 
 Math. Club; Jamesonian; Class Hockey Team. 
 Teacher, H. S., Hamilton, 111., 1917; do.. 
 Math., Christian Coll., Columbia, Mo. Ad- 
 dress, Hamilton, 111.; bus. add., c/o Christian 
 College, Columbia, Mo. 
 
 7529. PARKE WEST FREARKE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. D 26, 
 1890, Springfield, 111.; s. Henry John (b. Jl 
 29, 1855, Fosterburg, 111.) and Margaret (Ban- 
 gart) Frearke (b. Jl 30, 1859, Ger.). Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Adel- 
 phic; Bus. Mgr., Technograph. Mgr., Sr. 
 Class Basketball. Jr. Engr., 111. Highway 
 Dept., Springfield, 111., 1916-17; Const. Rd. 
 Engr., Chester, W. Va., 1917; Promotion 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 619 
 
 Engr., Portlfirld Cement Assn., Washington, 
 D. C, 1918. 3rd O. T. C, Camp Grant, 111., 
 1918 — . Mem., Springfield Engng. Club; 
 Trump Club. Address, 806 S. 3rd St., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 7530. JOHN WILLIAM FREELS 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 27, 1S93, E. St. 
 Louis, 111.; s. Jesse M. (b. O 12, 1843, Clinton, 
 Tenn. ) and Mary Belle (Baker) Freels (b. My 
 10, 1865, Red Spring, N. C). Prepared in 
 East St. Louis H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; Pi 
 Kappa Alpha; Theta Nu Epsilon; Prelim. Hon- 
 ors; Mgr., Inter-class Ath.; Capt., Water Polo; 
 Asst. Bus. Mgr., lllio; 111. Union Council. 
 Lawyer, East St. Louis, 111., 1916-17; Local 
 Atty., B. and O. S. W. and So. Ry. ist O. T. 
 C, Ft. Sheridan, 19 17; ist Lt., S7th Inf., Camp 
 Logan, Tex.; Regt. Adjt., do., 1917 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E. Address, 711 Penn- 
 sylvania Ave., East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 7531. JOHN FRIER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 23, 1895, 
 Hannibal, Mo.; s. T. J. Frier. Prepared in 
 Soldan (Mo.) H. S.; Purdue Univ., 1912. Phi 
 Kappa Tau; Sigma Tau; Alpha Delta Sigma; 
 Dixie Club; Loyante; Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E.; 
 ///. Mag. Staff; Bus. Mgr., M. E. Show, 1916; 
 Jr. Cap Com. M. Engr., McQuay-Norris Mfg. 
 Co., St. Louis, 1916-17. Lt., Jr. Grade, U. S. 
 N., 191 7 — . Address, 1246 Amherst Place, St. 
 Louis. 
 
 7532. GUY CHANDLER FULTON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 27, 1892, 
 Warsaw, 111.; s. Perry A. and Luella (Chandler) 
 Fulton. Prepared in Keokuk (la.) H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Rho. Arch. Draftsman, Joliet. 111. 
 M. R. C, Base Hosp. Unit No. 14, 1917; Camp 
 Custer, Battle Creek, Mich. Address, R. i, 
 Warsaw, 111. 
 
 7533- JOHN HOWARD GAGE 
 Professor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 8, 
 1890, La Grange, Ind.; s. John A. (b. D 8, 
 1868, do.) and Agnes (Wuthrich) Gage (b. 
 Mr 12, 1870, Louisville, Ky.). Prejiared in 
 Mt. Vernon Tp. H. S. Scabbard and Blade; 
 Adelphic; ist Lt., Capt., Univ. Brig.; Wrest- 
 ling; Class Treas. Prof., Biol., Blackburn 
 Coll., Carlinville, 111., 1916—. Address, R. i, 
 Texico, 111.; bus. add., c/o Blackburn Coll., 
 Carlinville, 111. 
 
 7534. ELWYN TRACY GANTS 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 15, 1893. 
 Wenona, 111.; s. Edwin Gants. Prepared in 
 Wenona H. S. Acanthus; Pi Tau Sigma; 
 Sr. Memorial Com. Mech. Engr., Midland, 
 Pa., 1916 — . Married Elsie I. McPherson. 
 Address, 239 Wayne St., Beaver, Pa.t 
 
 7535. JOSEPH FREDERICK GAUGER 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 6, 1892, 
 Xenia, 111.; s. L. F. Ganger. Prepared in 
 Flora H. S. Univ. Band. Mgr., Samuel In- 
 suU's Est., Waukegan, 111. Address, 1710 Pros- 
 pect Ave., Cleveland, O. 
 
 7536. ROBERT EDWIN GAYLE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 17, 1888, Lin- 
 coln, 111.; s. W. D. Gayle. Prepared in Lincoln 
 H. S. Acacia; Alpha Gamma Rho; Agr. Club. 
 Farmer, Beason, 111. Address, 325 N. Union 
 St., Lincoln, 111.; bus. add., Beason, Ill.t 
 
 7537. EVELYN GEHANT (LLOYD) 
 (Wife of No. 7046; Sister of No. 7S38) 
 B. S. in H. .Sc; b. N 6, 1892, Compton, 
 111.; d. Xavier F. (b. Ta 29, 1863, Bradford 
 Tp., 111.) and Lena May (Galliseth) Gehant 
 (b. My 27, i860, Johnstown, Pa.). Prepared 
 in N. Dixon H. S. Alpha Delta Pi; Yo Ma. 
 
 Teacher, Dixon, 111., 1916-17; do., Girard, HI., 
 1917. Married Thomas H. Lloyd ('16), Mr 
 24, 191 7, Dixon, 111. Child, Robert Harold, 
 b. Mr 14, 1918. Address, R. 43, Girard, 111. 
 
 7538. ROSALIE FLORENCE GEHANT 
 
 (OWEN) 
 
 (Sister of No. 7537) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 4, 1891, Lee Co., 111.; 
 s. Xavier Francis (b. Ja 29, 1863, Lee (To., 111.) 
 and Lena May (Galliseth) Gehant (b. My 27, 
 i860, Johnstown, Pa.). Prepared in N. Dixon 
 H. S. Alpha Delta Pi; Yo Ma; Basketball. 
 Married Harry Lea Owen, N 10, 1916, Dixon, 
 111. Child, William Lea, b. My 29, 191 7. Ad- 
 dress, Niles, Mich. 
 
 7539- GEORGE ALBERT GEIB 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 18, 1888, 
 St. Paul; s. William F. (b. Kreuznach, Ger.) 
 and Laura K. (Lipke) Geib (b. D 20, 1852, 
 Copenhagen, Denmark). Prepared in Mech. 
 Arts and Humboldt H. Schs., St. Paul; Univ. 
 of Minn. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Theta Tau; Capt., Engr. Co., Univ. 
 Brig.; Class Baseball. Supt., Bldg. Const., St. 
 Paul, 1916-17; Sr. Mem., Geib and Leibsle, 
 Arch, and Engrs., Bemidji, Minn,, 1917. ist 
 Lt., Tr. Camp, Ft. Snelling, Minn., 1917; 
 Capt., do.. Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 1917; Capt., 
 Engrs. R. C, 313th Engrs., Camp Dodge, la. 
 Address, 770 Como Ave., St. Paul; bus. add., 
 c/o Geib and Leibsle, Bemidji, Minn. 
 
 7540. GRACE MILDRED GEYER 
 Stenographer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 24, 
 1894, Pomeroy, O. ; d. Daniel L. (b. do.) and 
 Mary B. (Heaton) Geyer (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Roswell (N. M.) H. S. Gamma Phi Beta: 
 Yo-Ma; Illiola; W. A. A.; Capt., Basketball 
 Team; Hockey Team. Stenographer, Chicago, 
 1917 — . Address, Roswell, N. M.; bus. add., 
 341 Parkside Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7541- OSCAR HARRY GIBSON 
 (Brother of No. 3747) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 12, 1892, New- 
 port, Ind.; s. Oscar Bruce (b. Toronto, Ind.) 
 and Harriet (Elder) Gibson (b. Dana, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Dana (Ind.) H. S. Address, Alexis, 
 Ill.t 
 
 7542. JAMES HARMAN GILBERT 
 Lawyerj LL. B.; b. Ja 20, 1895, Mt. Vernon, 
 111.; s. George Gale (b. do.) and Catherine 
 (Harman) Gilbert. Prepared in Mt. Vernon 
 Tp. H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Delta 
 Phi; Lambda Tau Rho; Egyptian Club. Law- 
 ver, Mt. Vernon, 111., 1916 — . 2nd Lt., Q. 
 M. C, N. A., N. W. Univ. Detachment, 
 Evanston, 111., 191 7 — . Address, 301 N. i6th 
 St., Mt. Vernon, 111. 
 
 7543. MINNIE ELLEN GILBERT 
 (LE KANDER) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 3, 1891, Dillon, 
 Mont.; d. John Richard (b. Eng.) and Jane 
 Lois (Bumby) Gilbert (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Beaverhead Co. (Mont.) H. S.; Smith Coll., 
 1912-13. Married Roy Edward Le Kander, 
 Je 23, 1917, Dillon, Mont. Address La Salle, 
 111. 
 
 7544. JOHN RAY GILKEY 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 23, 1893, 
 Hume, 111.; s. Riggs (b. F 12, 1863, Green- 
 castle, Ind.) and Hattie (King) Gilkey (b. 
 Je 30, 1871, Terre Haute, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Hume H. S. Agr. Club; Final Honors, 
 Scholarship. Farmer, Newman, 111. Com- 
 munity Adv., 1918 — . Auth.: Articles in ///. 
 Agr. Mem., East. Dist. 111. Christian En- 
 deavor Union. Married Esther Louisa Wil- 
 liams, Ag 18, 1915. Address, Newman, 111. 
 
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 7545. BARBARA FRANCES GLESSING 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ap 5, 1886, 
 El Paso, 111. Prepared in Jefferson Park 
 H. S., El Paso, 111. Teacher, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, El Paso, 111.; bus. add., 917 California 
 Ave., Urbana. t 
 
 7546. EVERETT E. CLICK 
 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 16, 1886, 
 Georgetown, 111.; s. Erasmus (b. N 17, 1853) 
 and Mary Alice (Jenkins) Click (b. Ap 28, 
 1856). Prepared in Rochester (Ind.) H. S. 
 Asst., Soil Fertility, Univ. of 111., 1916 — I 
 Farm Mgr., Taylorville, 111. Married Grace 
 Edith Wiltsee, Ag 28, 191 1, Marion, Ind. 
 Child, Mildred Charlotte, b. Ap 18. 1918. 
 Address, Carthage, 111.; bus. add., Taylorville, 
 111. 
 
 7547. DONALD MITCHELL GLOVER 
 (Brother of No. 5154) 
 
 Med. Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 
 2, 189s, Urbana; s. John Adams (b. My 16, 
 1853, Jacksonville, 111.) and Clara L. (Wood) 
 Glover (b. Mv 26, 1862, Ann Arbor. Mich,). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alpha Delta Phi; 
 Sigma Delta Chi; Ed., Daily Illini. Teach- 
 ing fellow, Dept. of Anatomy, Harvard Med. 
 Sch., iqi6-i8. Med. Enlisted Reserve Corps, 
 1917; Mustered out. D 11, 1918. Phi Rho Sig- 
 ma, Harvard. Address, 306 W. High St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 7548. REUEL ARIEL GODEHN 
 
 Estimator; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 30, 1892, 
 Moline, 111.; s. J. A. Godehn. Prepared in 
 Moline H. S. 2nd Lt.. A. S. M. A., Selfridge 
 Field, Mt. Clemens, Mich.; Mustered ovit, D 7, 
 1918. Address, 221 6th Ave., Moline. 111.; 
 bus. add., 721 S. Central Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7549. WILLIAM HENRY GOELITZ 
 Contractor; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 27, 
 1891, Oak Park, 111.; s. Henry George (b. 
 1856, Lyons, 111.) and Fredericka (George) 
 Goelitz (b. i8s8, Ger.). Prepared in Oak 
 Park H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; Ku Klux;; 
 Pan-Hellenic Council; Varsity Track; Class 
 Football; Social Ed., Homecoming Com. Street 
 Paving Contr., Oak Park, 111. ist Regt., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, Engrs., 191 7. Mem., A. F. A. M. 
 Married Grace Ellen Schwartz, My 5, 1917, 
 Wheaton, 111. Address, 11 38 Washington Blvd., 
 Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., 810 N Blvd., do. 
 
 7550. ROBERT SIDNEY GOLDSTEIN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Jl 12, 
 1895 Chicago; s. Bernard J. Goldstein. Pre- 
 nared in McKinley H. S. Ry. E. Club. Civ. 
 Engr. at Carbondale, 111. Address, 815 Ash- 
 land Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., I. C. R. R., 
 Box 151, Carbondale, 111. 
 
 755T. GRETCHEN LOUISE GOOCH 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 30, 
 1894, Bellflower, 111.; d. D. R., Jr. (b. O 22, 
 1867, Delavon. 111.) and Elizabeth Maude 
 (Horr) Gooch (b. O 29, 1866, Henry, 111.). 
 Prepared in Bellflower Tp. H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Yo Ma: Illiola; 
 Y. W. C. A.; Woman's League; Class Sec. 
 Teacher, H. S., Odell. 111., 1916-17; Bank 
 Cashier, Bellflower, 111., 1917 — • Address, 
 Bellflower, 111. 
 
 7552. JOHN CHRISTIAN GRABBE 
 (Brother of No. 5166) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 21, 1893, Philo, 
 111.; s. John Christian (b. Je 21, 1827, Lits- 
 buttel, 'Ger.) and Laura Belle (Shepherd) 
 Grabbe (b. F 22, 1870, Scotland, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Sachem; Varsity Base- 
 ball; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Smoker Com. With 
 Morris & Co., Chicago. Farmer, Philo, 111. 
 Address, Philo, Ill.t 
 
 75';3. ALBERT AMBROSE IGNATIUS 
 GRAFF 
 
 Inspector; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 8, 1890, Cin- 
 cinnati; s. Nicholas Graff. Prepared in O. 
 IMech. Inst. Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E.; Spald- 
 ing Guild. Insp., New Building of Union Gas 
 and Elec. Co., Cincinnati. Address, 1228 Oak 
 Ave., Price Hill, Cincinnati. t 
 
 7554. CLARENCE TODD GRANT 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 10, 1893, 
 Dundee, 111.; s. Peter B. Grant. Prepared in 
 Dundee H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Tau; E. E. Soc. Elec. Engr., Testing 
 Dept.. Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 Chem. Service Sta., A. P. O. 702, A. E. F., 
 France. Address, R. i, Elgin, 111.; bus. add., 
 Box 482, Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 755 s. RUTH MARGARET GRANT 
 
 (Sister of No. 6261) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 4, 1894, In- 
 dianapolis; d. William Robert (b. Jl 16, 1862, 
 London, Eng.) and Florence (Blair) Grant (b. 
 Mr 28, 1868, Sidney, 111.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Teacher, Waterman, 111. Address, 
 506 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add.. High 
 School, Waterman, 111. 
 
 7556. RUTH GRAY (PEYRAUD) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 2, 1893, Hampton, la.; 
 d. Henry (b. Manchester, Va.) and Alice 
 (Smith) Gray (b. Cedar Rapids, la.). Pre- 
 pared in West Des Moines H. S.; Grinnell 
 Coll., la., 1911-12. Chi Omega; Yo Ma; H. Sc. 
 Club; Y. W. C. A. Asst. Libn., A. M. A.. 
 Matzene's Studios, Chicago. Married Albert 
 Paul Peyraud, Ja 16, 1918, Allentown, Pa. Ad- 
 dress, 1417 Woodland Ave., Des Moines. 
 
 7557. JOHN EDWARD GRAYHACK, JR. 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 28; 1893. 
 Joliet, 111.; s. John (b. Austria) and Anna 
 (Stukel) Grayhack (b. do.). Prepared in Jo- 
 liet Tp. H. S. C. E. Soc. 111. St. Highway, 
 Reinforce Bridge Const., 1916; Valuation 
 Engr., I. C. R. R.. 1916-17. 2nd Lt., Co. i, 
 C. A. C, Fort Monroe. Va., 1918 — . Address, 
 1 012 N. Broadway, Joliet, 111. 
 
 7558. *LOUIS JACOB GREENGARD 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 26, 1894. Chicago; s. 
 Ben Greengard. Prepared in Marshall H. S. 
 Menorah; Agr. Club; Hort. Club; 111. Soc. of 
 Agron.; Prelim. Honors. Died S 30, 1916, 
 Chicago. 
 
 7559. HANS PETER GREISON 
 Asst. Comptroller; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 
 3, 1891, Savanna, 111.; s. Christian Peter (b. 
 S 4, 1864. Denmark) and Anna Marie(Fennie) 
 Grieson. Prejiared in Savanna Tp. H. S. Delta 
 Upsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi; Alpha Delta Sigma; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Asst. Bus. Mgr., Daily 
 Illini; Capt., Univ. Brig.; Cml. Club. Banker, 
 First Nat. Bank, Savanna, 111., 1916-17; Asst. 
 Comptroller, Univ. of 111.. 1919 — . Instr., U. S. 
 S. M. A.. Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Address, 
 Savanna, HI.; bus. add., 1017 W. Illinois St.. 
 Urbana. 
 
 7560. WILLIAM WHITING GRIDLEY 
 Valuation Engr.; A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 
 12, 1893, Amboy, 111.; s. E. C. (b. W. Candor, 
 N. Y.) and Alice M. (Smith) Gridley (b. New 
 Britain, (bonn.). Prepared in Amboy H. S.; 
 Univ. of Wis., Summer, 191 5. Efficiency 
 Engr., New Departure Mfg. Co., Bristol. Conn., 
 1916-17; do., Timken Detroit Axle Co., Detroit, 
 1917; Valuation Engr., C. B. and Q. Ry. Co., 
 1918 — . Address, Amboy, 111. 
 
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 621 
 
 7561. LEROY OLIVER GRIESER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 4, 1888, Quin- 
 cy, 111.; s. John Leonard (b. S 3, 1S34, Balti- 
 more) and Harriett Elizabeth (Ash) Grieser 
 (b. F 9, 1858, Gilespie, 111.). Prepared in 
 Quincy H. S. Delta Tau Delta. Farmer, 
 Quincy, 111. Addfess, 305 S. i6th St., Quincy, 
 111. 
 
 7562. FRANCIS DICKERSON GRIFFITH 
 Live Stock Commissioner; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Jl 13, 1896, Chicago; s. C. E. Griffith. Pre- 
 pared in St. James H. S. Phi Kappa; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Class Swimming. Water Polo; 
 Soccer; Baseball; Mgr., Class Ath.; Sr. Hat 
 Com.; Smoker Com.; Sr. Council; Agr. Club. 
 Livestock Commissioner, Bowles Livestock 
 Comn. Co., Chicago. Address, 528 E. 42nd 
 Place, Chicago; bus. add., c/o Bowles Live- 
 stock Comn. Co., do.t 
 
 7563. DONALD ASHWAY GROSSMAN 
 (Husband of No. 8047) 
 
 Farmer; LL. B.; b. O 13, 1894,^ Lanark, 
 111.; s. E. C. and Hattie (Ashway) Grossman. 
 Prepared in Freeport and Champaign H. Schs. 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Ionian; O.-Ill. Debate; 
 Mich. -111. Debate. Asst. St. Atty., Champaign 
 Co., 1916-18. Camp Grant, 111., U. S. A., 
 1918 — . Married Lelia E. Watson ('16), Je 
 20, 1918, Champaign. Address, Newell, S. 
 Dak. 
 
 7564. JOHN ELMER GRUNER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. N 4, 1895, Speer, 
 111.; s. William (b. Princeville, 111.) and Came 
 (Beckman) Gruner (b. Troy, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Toulon Acad.; Bradley Poly. Inst., 
 1912-14. Beta Upsilon. With Emerson Elec. 
 Mfg. Co., St. Louis, 1916-17. Corp., Co. D, 
 138th Inf., Camp Doniphan, Okla., 1917; 
 Sergt., Co. D, 138th Inf., 3Sth Div., Leron- 
 ville, France. Address, Speer, 111. 
 
 7565. HERMAN C. GRUNEWALD 
 Constructor; B. S. in C. E.; b. Jl .3, iSgi, 
 St. Louis. Prepared in Yealman (St. Louis) 
 H. S. Theta Xi; C. E. Club. A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 2029 E. Fair Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 7566. HARRY ALLEN GUM 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 5- 189-, 
 Marseilles, 111.; s. Allen J. Gum. Prenared 
 in Marseilles, H. S. Pi Tau Sigma; Jr. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. Mfg. Work at Harvey, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Marseilles, 111.; bus. add., I5 3.;S Center 
 Ave., Ilarvey, Ill.t 
 
 7567. LESLIE MONROE GUMM 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 28, 1894, 
 Marseilles, 111.; s. Willis E. (b. F 22, 1863, 
 do.) and Carrie E. (Bosworth) Guram (b. Je 
 5, 1870). Prepared in Marseilles H. .S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Chi Beta; E. E. Soc. ; Stud. Branch, 
 A. I. E. E. With Westinghouse Elec. and 
 Mfg. Co., E. Pittsburgh, 1917; Sa'c-s En^r., 
 do., Chicago District, Chicago. Married 
 Pauline Elizabeth Primm, O ti, 1917, Cliam- 
 paign. Address, 6128 S. Park Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 2133 Conway Bldg., do. 
 
 7568. WOODWARD WILLIAM GUNKEL 
 Professional Baseball; A. B. in Commerce; 
 b. Ap 15, 1894, Sheffield, 111.; s. Charles W. 
 (b. do.) and Sophia A. (Wood) Gunkel (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Sheffield H. S. and Mor- 
 gan Park Military Acad. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Lambda Tau Rho; Ma-wanda; Skull and 
 Crescent; Varsity Baseball. With Am. Baseball 
 League, Cleveland, 1916-17. ist Lt., Am. 
 Ambulance Corps, A. P. O., 703. Longchamp, 
 Paris. 1917 — . Married Fern Elizabeth Shap- 
 land, N 17, 191 7, Harrisburg, Pa. Address, 
 Sheffield, 111. 
 
 7569. *GEORGE PHILIP GUSTAFSON 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 8, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. William Gustafson. Prepared in 
 Sycamore H. S. Cml. Club. With B. F. 
 (joodrich Rubber Co., Chicago. 2nd. Lt., Ft. 
 Sheridan; do., A. E. F., France. Died of 
 Wounds, Jl 2, 1918, France. 
 
 7S70. KATSUKI HADA 
 A. B. in L. A. S.; u. Ja 12, 1888, Japan; 
 s. Y. Miwa Hada. Prepared in Sacramento 
 (Calif.) H. S. Address, 326 K St., Sacra- 
 mento, Calif.t 
 
 7571. *CH.ESTER GILBERT HADDEN 
 (Husband of No. 801 1) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 7, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; s. M. J. Hadden. Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S. Acacia; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Capt., Univ. Brig.; Class Sec. Teacher, Engle- 
 wood H. S., Chicago. 2nd Lt., loth Inf., Ft. 
 Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Married Gladys 
 Treat ('16), D i, 1917, Laurence, Ind. (died 
 D 4, 1918, Mattoon, 111.). Died Ap 3, 1918, 
 Ft. Benjamin Harrison. 
 
 7572. THOMAS ANGUS HAGAN 
 Lecturer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 22, 1892, 
 LIrbana; s. Thomas Hagan. Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Phi Kappa; Comitatus. Lec- 
 turer, Farm Machinery Dept., Sears Roebuck 
 & Co. Ord. Depot No. 4, France. Address, 
 3912 Cedar Springs Ave., Dallas, Tex.; 
 bus. add., c/o Sears Roebuck & Co., Chicago. f 
 
 7573. FRED CHARLES HAHN 
 Instructor; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. O 27, 
 1893, Springfield, 111.; s. Louis H. Hahn. Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H. S. Psi Delta; Phi Lamda 
 Upsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Staff, III. Chem.; 
 Mil. Band; Prelim. Honors; Chem. Club. Instr., 
 Organic Chem., Univ. of Mich., 1917 — -. Gas 
 Warfare Work. Address, 1012 Madison Ave., 
 Baltimore; bus. add., 315 Druid Hill Ave., do. 
 
 7574. FORREST LIVINGSTONE HAINES 
 
 (Brother of No. 5695) 
 Salesman; B. S. in Commerce; b. S 12, 1888, 
 Forrest, 111.; s. Edward Casper (b. Ap 19, 1862, 
 Joliet, 111.) and Rosamond (Burry) Haines (b. 
 Ja 5. 1868). Prepared in Forrest H. S. Phi 
 Kappa Sigma. With Citizen's St. Bank, Cham- 
 paign; Salesman for Cadillac Auto Co. Methods 
 and Orgn. Dept., Washington, D. C. ; Repr., 
 Avery Co. of Peoria, Galesburg, 111., 1919 — . 
 Ft. Sheridan, 111., Ravitan Arsenal, 1918-19; 
 Mustered out, 1919. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 .Id dress, Galesburg, 111. 
 
 7575. MINNIE ETTA THOMAS HAKE 
 
 (Wife of No. 3009) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 9, 1885, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; d. James Ernest (b. Wales) and 
 Katherine (Mc Cowan) Thomas (b. Tenn.). 
 Prepared in Austin H. S., Chicago. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Illiola; Prelim. Honors. Married Harry 
 Gray Hake ('07), Je 18, 1910, Champaign. Child, 
 Mary Katherine, b. N 27, 1916. Address, 61 10 
 Washington Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 7576. WALTER HENRY HALAS 
 Ath. Coach; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 15, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Frank John (b. Bohemia) and Bar- 
 bara (Poledna) Halas (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Tau Kappa Ep- 
 'iilon; Arch. Club; Tribe of Illini; Varsity Base- 
 ball; Fresh. Varsity Class Football; Tool Draft- 
 ing, Efficiency Engr., West. Elec. (To., Chicago; 
 Mach. Designer, Sears, Roebuck & Co.. Chicago. 
 Teacher, Math., Mech. Drawing.. Coach of 
 Ath., Somerset. Ky., 1917. Teacher, Math., 
 and Coach of Ath., H. S., Davenport, la., 
 1Q18; Ath. Coach, H. S., Rockford. 111., 1918— . 
 Married Ann McQuirk. Ag 24. iQiS, Davenport. 
 Address, c/o High School, Rockford, 111. 
 
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 7577. CHARLES MORGAN IIALBRUGK 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 3, i8y3, Rockporl, 
 Ind. ; s. C. \V. llalbiuge. riciiarcd in Rock- 
 port II. S. Sachem; Comitatus. Address, Rock- 
 port, Ind.t 
 
 7578. PAULINE HALLIWELL 
 Photographer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 6. 
 
 iSgj, Chicago; d. Ashlcigh Cooper (b. N 11, 
 1861, St. Louis) and Alice Marion (Drake) 
 lialliwell (b. My 30, 1803, Chicago). Prepared 
 in Hillside Home Sch.; Throop Poly. Inst.; 
 Lewis Inst. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Yo Ma; 
 Jamesonian; W. A. A. OiTice work, IVorld 
 Press, Stockyards, Chicago^ 19 16; Cost Acct., 
 do., 1917; Artistic Photographer, Home Por- 
 trait Work, 191 7; Y. M. C. A. Canteen Work- 
 er, 12 Rue d' Agriesseau, Paris, France. Ad- 
 dress, 10628 Longwood Drive, Chicago. 
 
 7579. EUGENE CARL IIAMILL 
 
 (Husband of No. 7448) 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 17, 1893. 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. Benjamin Geir (b. Ap 13, 
 1871, Lovington, 111.) and Ona Wahneita 
 (Morse) Hamill (b. J a 5, i87->, Milton, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; Wosclyn Univ., 
 1910-11. Acanthus; Tau Beta Pi; Lambda Tau 
 Rho; Ionian; Arch. Club; Prelim., Pinal, and 
 Special Honors; Class Basketball. Engr. Draw- 
 ing, Decatur, 111., 1916-17. ist O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 1917; ist Lt., Inf., France; Returned 
 to states, 1919. Married Dorothea M. Clay- 
 berg ('16), Ag 24, 191 7. Oak I'ark, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Stratford, Calif. 
 
 7580. PAUL HANNUSH 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 15, 1886, Turkey; s. 
 Shannon Hannush. Prepared in Am. Internat. 
 Coll. Acad., Mass. With Swift Co., Chicago. 
 Address, 21 Montclair Ave., Paterson, N. J.; 
 bus. add., 4327 Emerald Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 7581. STANLEY L. HANSSEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. D 6, 1892, 
 Chicago. Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Rho; V. P., Jr. Class. With Assoc. Factory 
 Neutral Fire Ins. Co., Inspection and Eng. 
 Dept., Boston. Enlisted in U. S. N. R. O. S., 
 1918. Ensign, do.; Mustered out, Ja 21, 1919- 
 .■iddress 6909 N. Ashland Blvd., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 525 N. Ada St., do. 
 
 7582. TSO CHANG HAG 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; A. M., 191 7; ^- Ja '.S- 
 1 888. China; s. Yim Hao. Prepared in Tient- 
 sin Middle Sch. Chinese Stud. Club; Cml. 
 Club. Address, W^uchinghsien, China.f 
 
 7583. ALBERT AUSTIN HARDING 
 
 Professor and Band Dir.; B. Mus.; b. F 10, 
 1880, Georgetown 111.; s. Conway Augustus 
 and Jennie (Stewart) Harding. Prepared in 
 Paris II. S. Phi Kappa I'si. Dir. and Instr., 
 Univ. Band, Univ. of 111., 1905-06; Instr., 
 Band Instruments, 1906-18; do. and Asst. Prof., 
 Music, do., 1918 — ; Dir., Assoc. Musicians Band, 
 Champaign and Urbana, 1913-16. Autb.: The 
 Band as a Community Asset, Proceedings of 
 Music Teacher's Nat. Assu.. Vol. 10, and Sch. 
 and Home Edtic, Vol. XXXV, No. 10. Mein., 
 Am. Federation of Musicians; Univ. Club; B. 
 P. O. E.; Music Teachers Nat. Assn.; 111. St. 
 Mus. Teachers Assn. Married Margaret Rog- 
 ers, Te 11, 1913, Champaign. Child, Jane Aus- 
 tin, "b. F 7, 1919. Address, 308 N. State St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., 217 Univ. Hall, Univ. of 
 111., Urbana. 
 
 7584. ELODIA FERNE HARRIS 
 Home Demonstration Agt.; A. B. in H. Sc; 
 b. Mr 2, 1894. Crcal Springs, 111.; d. W. T. (b. 
 (/().) and Emma (Shafer) Harris (b. do). Pre- 
 pared in Marion H. S. Teacher, H. S., Herrin, 
 111., 1916-17; Dist. Oriranizer, So. 111.; Otiicial 
 Hdqtrs., Univ. of 111. and U. S. Dept. of Agr., 
 Marion. 111.; Emergency Home Demonstration 
 Agt., do. .'Iddress, 105 S. Van Buren St., 
 Marion, 111. 
 
 7583. LEO GABRIEL HARRIS 
 Auditor; vv. B. in Commerce; b. Je i, 1894, 
 Sharon Springs, Kan.; s. William D. (b. Mr 7, 
 1863, Wilton Junction, la.) and Elgira M. 
 ((labriel) Harris (b. An 18, 1863, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Wilton (la.) H. S. Alpha Chi Rho; 
 Beta Gamma Sigma. Auditor, First Nat. Bank, 
 Davenport, la.. 1916-17. Am. Ord. Base Depot, 
 h'rance, 1917-18; Prov. Co. R. O. T. C, Camp 
 II.Tiicock, Augusta, Ga., 1918 — . .-iddress, Wil- 
 ton Junction, la. 
 
 7586. WaLLIAM WARD HART 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 19, 1894, Benton, 111.; 
 
 s. W. H. Hart. Prepared in Benton Tp. H. S. 
 Phi Delta Thcta; Phi Delta Phi; Helmet; Tribe 
 of mini; Comitatus; Egyptian Club; Pan Hel- 
 lenic Council; Varsity Track; Ilomc-coming 
 Com.; Jr. Prom Com.; Sr. Memorial Com. 
 Address', S. Main St., Benton, IlLt 
 
 7587. LAURA ELLEN HARTMAN 
 
 (TAPPING) 
 (Wife of No. 7-^55) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.r b. Ap 11, 1892, Wel- 
 lington, 111.; d. George Ilartman. Prepared in 
 Wellington H. S. Married C. H. Tapj'ing ('i5)> 
 O II, 1916, Kankakee, 111. Child, Charles II., 
 Jr., b. Ag 8, 1917. Address, 237 S. Maplewood 
 Ave., Peoria. t 
 
 7588. RALPH FRAME HARVEY 
 
 Milk Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 7, 1890, 
 Converse, Ind. Prepared in Shortridge II. S., 
 Indianapolis; Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Lt., 
 Univ. Brig. With Condensed Milk Co.. Cary 
 Sta., 111. .4ddress. 2=; W. 24th St., Indianapolis; 
 bus. add., Cary Station. Mc Henry Co., Ill.t 
 
 7589. SYLVAN DIX IIARWOOD 
 
 (Brother of No. 5708) 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 24, 
 1893, Carrollton, 111.; s. George W. (b. Tren- 
 ton, Tenn.) and Jennie Mae (Simpson) Ilar- 
 wood (b. My 13, 1856, Carrollton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Carrollton H. S.; Univ. of Mo., 1912- 
 l^. Sigma Delta Chi; Mgr., Daily Illini; Assoc. 
 Ed.. ///. Mag.: Sachem; Siren Staflf; Scribbler's 
 Club; Co-Auth., I'm Neutral. Reporter, Cleve- 
 land Press, 1916; Sunday writer, Dayton Jour., 
 1917, Camp Sheridan, .Ma., 1917-18; Hdqtrs. 
 Co., Motor Supply Train, A. E. F., France, 
 1918 — . Address, Carrollton, 111. 
 
 7590. EMIN WITHERSPOON HAWKINS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Air 23, 1894. Fair- 
 mount, 111.; s. William C. (b. Mr 21, 1857, do.) 
 and Mable ( Witherspoon) Hawkins (b. My 19, 
 1859, do.). Prepared in Fairmount and Danville 
 H." Schs. Alpha Gamma Rho; Agron. Soc. 2nd 
 Lt., U. S. X. S. U. S. A., Pilot, Post Field. 
 Ft. Sill. Okla.; Mustered out, Ja 6, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, Fairmount, 111. 
 
 7591. CARL OTTO HAWKINSON 
 
 Salesman; B. S. in A. E.; b. N 25, 1892, 
 Mc Pherson, Kan.; s. O. E. Hawkinson. Pre- 
 pared in Marquette (Kan.) H. S. LTniv. Band. 
 Sales Dei)t., Kawneer Mfg. Co.. Indianapolis. 
 Sertrt., Hdqtrs. Co., 334th Inf., Camp Taylor, 
 Louisvilk, Ky. Address, Marquette, Kan.; 
 bus. add., 705 Merchants' Bank Bldg., Indian- 
 apolis. t 
 
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 Baccalaukkate alumni 
 
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 7592. FRANCIS LEO IIEADLEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je i6, 1894, Paris, 
 111.; s. Stephen I. (b. Jl 4, 1861, Oblong, 111.) 
 and Lillian Mary (Jiarr) Ilcadley (b. Je 8, 
 1870, Paris. 111.). Prepared in I'aris 11. S. Beta 
 Phi. Farmer, Paris, 111., 1916 — ; Justice of 
 Peace, do., 1917 — . 17th Co., 5th Bn., iS9th 
 Depot Brig., Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky. ; 
 Mustered out, D 24, 1918. Grand Master, 
 Beta Phi; A. F. A. M.; B. P. O. E.; Am. 
 Federation o£ Mus. Married Anna Louise Bull, 
 O 17, 1917, Iloopeston, 111. Address, R. 7, 
 Paris, 111. 
 
 7593. DWIGIIT FREDERICK HEATH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 20, 1894, Chicago; 
 s. Frederick W. (b. N 22, 1861, Dixon, 111.) 
 and Charlotte Ruth (Richmond) Heath (b. My 
 31, 1859, Adams, Mass.). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 1913-14. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Gamma Al- 
 pha; Capt.. Univ. Brig. Grad. Stud.. Univ. of 
 111., 1916-17. ist 111. Artillery, Tex., 1916; Bat. 
 F, 149th F. A.; Regimental Telejjhone Officer, 
 2nd Lt., 149th F. A., A. E. F., I'Vance; ist 
 I.t.. F. A., Ger. Mem., Baptist Church; Pres., 
 mini Club, Rainbow Div., L. I. Address, 2937 
 Wilcox St., Chicago. 
 
 7594. ROY THOMAS HECKETSWEILER 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 6, 
 1885, Rockefeller, 111.; s. Jacob (b. Mr 15, 1851, 
 Alsace, France) and ; arah Jane (Thomas) 
 Ilecketsweiler (b. Ag 25, 1863. Pemhrookshire, 
 Wales). Prepared in Beloit Coll. Acad.; Univ. 
 Acad. Bushnell Guild. Teacher, H. S.. Pekin, 
 111., 1916-17. 2nd O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111.. 
 1917; Small Arms Firing Sch., Camp Perry, 
 O. ; 2ncl Lt., Inf., N. A., Camp Sherman. O., 
 1917; do., Richmond, Va., 1918— -. Mem., Epis- 
 copal Church. Address, Area, 111. 
 
 7S9S. NELLIE MAY HEDGCOCK 
 (Sister of Nos. 3766, 6944, 9124) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Jl 25, 1892, 
 Plymouth, 111.; d. John F. (b. N 3, 1861, do.) 
 and Anna E. Hedgcock (b. S 17. 1863, do.). 
 Prepared in August II. S.; Knox Coll., 1912-14. 
 Alpha Omicron Pi. Teacher, H. Sc, Ortonville. 
 Minn., 1916 — . Address, Plymouth, 111.; bus. 
 add., Ortonville, Minn. 
 
 7596. BERTRAM ATKINSON HEDGES 
 Prin. Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 2, 
 1893, Ainsley, Neb.; s. Thaddeus A. (b. 1858, 
 Ky.) and Mary Virginia (Atkinson) Hedges 
 (b. 1861, Parkersburg, W. Va.). Prepared in 
 Canton (Mo.) H. S.; Lancaster (Mo.) H. S.; 
 Christian Univ., 1912-13; Coe Coll. 1913-14. Pi 
 Pi Rho; Kappa Delta Pi; Adelphic. Teacher, 
 H. S., Cham]jaign. 1916-17; Prin.. Schs., St. 
 Joseph, 111., 1917-18. Pvt., U. S. M. C. 244th 
 Co., Paris Island, ,S. C. Auth.: The Slacker, 
 Boy Life. Married Edith Marion Wight. S 8, 
 1917, Champaign. Address, St. Joseph, 111. 
 
 7597. EDNA MAY HEDRICK 
 (Sister of No. 7=;98) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 11, 1893, 
 Le Roy, 111.; d. Frank Hcdrick. Prepared in- 
 Le Roy H. S. Athenean. Teacher, H. S., 
 Pawnee, 111. Address, 403 Finch St., Adrian, 
 Micl).; biis. add.. Pawnee, Ill.t 
 
 7598. GEORGE SAMUEL HEDRICK 
 (Brother of No. 7597) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 28, 1895, Le 
 Roy, III.; s. Frank Hedrick. Preoared in Le Roy 
 II. S. Farm House; Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn 
 Club; Jr. Entertainment Com. Farmer, Hol- 
 loway, 111. Address, Holloway, Ill.t 
 
 7599. JOHN HAROLD HEINDEL 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 18, 1893, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. George A. (b. Ap 29, 1861, 
 Wnghtsville, Pa.) and Ella Elizabeth (Johnson) 
 Ileindel (b. Ap 20, 1865, Sweden). Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S. Phi Sigma Kapiia; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Theta Tau; Psi Mu; Prelim. Honors; llliu 
 Staff; Asst. Ed., Dope Sheet. Draftsman, G. E. 
 Morris, Arch., Elgin, 111., igi6; Draftsman 
 and Engr., jjouglas Co., Cedar Rapids, la., 
 1916-17; do., Leonard Const. Co., Chicago and 
 Cedar Rapids, la^ 191 7 — . Address, 648 N. 
 Spring St., Elgin, 111.; bus. add.. Cedar Rapids, 
 la. c/o Leonard Const. Co. 
 
 7C00. AGNES JOHANNA SOPHIA 
 HELMREICH 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 16, 1892, 
 Crescent City, 111.; d. Rev. Christian (b. Ap 
 10, 1866, Afaltathal, Bavaria, Ger.) and Augus- 
 ta (Brueckner) Helmreich (b. Je 13, 1872, Lex- 
 ington, Mich.). Prepared in Crescent City H. 
 S.; III. St. Norm. Univ., 1908-10, 1911-12. Gam- 
 ma Phi Beta. Teacher, Hist., H. S., Springfield, 
 111. Address, Crescent City, III.; bus. add. 1126 
 S. 7th St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 7601. ALEXANDER SWIFT HENDERSON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 21, 1890, Pitts- 
 burgh; s. J. R. Henderson. Prepared in Lewis 
 Irist., Chicago. Lambda Chi Alpha. Married 
 Nina May Brecount. Ap 21, 1917, Chicago. 
 Address, 17 Fountain St., Sewickley, Pa.t 
 
 7602. FRANK SPOOR HENDERSON 
 
 (Husband of No. 6520) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 12, 1893, 
 Sterling, Colo.; s. Fremont and Jennie (Spoor) 
 Henderson^ Prepared in Sterling (Colo.) H. 
 ,S.; Agr. Coll., Ft. Collins, Colo., 1911-12. Al- 
 pha Chi Rho; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. Elec. 
 Engr., Westinghouse Co., Pittsburgh. U. S. N. 
 A., Corp. Co. M, 320 Regt., Camp Lee, Peters- 
 burg, Va., 1917; Lt., Depot Brig., Camp Lee, 
 Va., 1918; 388th Inf. Camp Cody. Deming, N. 
 Mex., N 1918. Married Erma Dorothy Roberts 
 ('14), Ag 31, 1917, Chicago. Address, 11948 
 Stewart Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7603. JAMES BRUCE HENDERSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 6296) 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. and M. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 
 26, 1892, Mobile, Ala.; s. William (b. Scot- 
 land) and Hettie (Lossing) Henderson (b. 
 Can.). Prepared in Monmouth H. S. ; Mon- 
 mouth (JolL, 1910-13. Delta Upsilon; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Dixie Club; Track Team. Asst., 
 An. Ilusb., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Mgr. of Brook- 
 water Farm, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1918 — . Mar- 
 ried Ethel Mae Gabby, S ii, 1917, Little York, 
 111. A-ddress, Brookwater Farm, R. 7, Ann Ar- 
 bor, Mich. 
 
 7604. ELFREDA VIOLA HENNINGS 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 29, 1894, Barrington, 
 111.; d. Henry J. (b. Jl 24, 1852, Ger.) and 
 Mary (Brasel) Hennings (b. N 7, 1858, do.). 
 Prepared in Elgin H. S.; Lake Forest Coll., 
 1912-14. Governess, Iron River, Mich.; Sante 
 Fe R. R.. Mojave, Calif. Address, 1017 Cen- 
 ter St., Elgin, 111. 
 
 7605. RAY DAVID IIENSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N i, 1893, Vergennes, 
 III.; s. David Hadley (b. Ja 17, 1854) and 
 Carrie Jane (Campbell) Henson (b. O 23, 1855, 
 Camliridge, O.). Prepared in Johnston Citv H. 
 S.; So. HI. St. Norm. Sch. Phi Delta 'Phi; 
 ivgyptian Clul). City Atty., Johnston City, III.. 
 1916-17. R. O. T. C., Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 2nd 
 Lt., Inf. R. C, Camp Grant, Rockford, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Johnston City, III. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
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 7606. OKI-A HAROLD IIERSIIMAN 
 Merchant; H. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 26, 1890, 
 Sheridan, Ind. ; s. W. H. (b. do.) and Henrietta 
 Hershman (b. do.). Prepared in Tipton (Ind.) 
 11. S.; Purdue Univ., igii-14. Phi Kappa Sig- 
 ma; Stud. Hranch, A. S. M. E. V. P., W. K. 
 Wheeler Co., Wholesale Auto. Accessories, In- 
 dianapolis, 1916-18. 1st Lt., Ord. Reserve Corps, 
 U. S. A., 1918; 6th Heavy Mobile Ord. Re- 
 pair Shop, A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, 
 Tipton, Ind.; bus. add., 426 N. Meridan St., 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 7607. LEONARD B. HIEBEL 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 4, 1S87, 
 Waterloo, Wis.; s. Frank Hiebel. Prepared in 
 Waterloo (Wis.) H. S. Land. Arch. Soc; C.lee 
 and Mandolin Club; Univ. Band. Orchestra. 
 Land. Arch., Ft. Atkinson, Wis. (jrcat Lakes 
 Naval Training Sta., 1918; Mustered out, i<)i9- 
 Address, Waterloo, Wis.; bus. add., Ft. Atkin- 
 son, Wis.t 
 
 7608. IRMA MAY IIIGGINS (REVELS) 
 Demonstration Agt.; A. B. in II. Sc; b. 
 Ja 16, 1892, Springfield, 111.; d. Charles Mont- 
 gomery (b. F 22, 1868, do.) and Mary Weston 
 (Jackson) Higgins (b. Jl 8, 1871, Oakland, 
 Calif.). Prepared in Gibson City li. S. leach- 
 er, Pub. Sch., Sarasota, Fla., 1916-17; Extcn. 
 Work, U. S. Dept. of Agr., Hillboro Co., Fla., 
 1918. Married A. B. Revels. Address, 125 E. 
 5th St., Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 7609. FRED JAMES HILL 
 B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. D 17, 1892, Harvard, 
 
 111.; s. S. P. Hill. Prepared in Harvard H. S. 
 Address, Harvard, lU.t . 
 
 7610. JAMES EDWARD HILL 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 4, 1893, Luna, 
 
 111.; s. R. C. Hill. Prepared in Mattoon H. 
 S. Chi Psi. Address, 1824 Pratt St., Mattoon, 
 
 7611. *LUCY BELL HILL 
 B. Mus.; b. Mr 11, 1885, Kingston, Mich.; d. 
 E. L. Hill. Prepared in Univ. Acail. Bethany 
 Circle; Le Cercle Frangais; Univ. Choristers; 
 Self-Govt. Com. Teacher, Ann Arbor, Mich., 
 Head of Musical Dept., Bristol, Ind. Died O 
 31, 1918, Bristol, Ind. 
 
 7612. WARREN ELLIOT HILL 
 Road Commissioner; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 29, 
 188^, New Athens, 111.; s. M. F. Hill. Prepared 
 in Marissa Tp. II. S. Commissioner, St. High- 
 way Dept., Springfield, 111. Address. 1310 Col- 
 lege Ave., East St. Louis, 111.; bus. add., 509 
 Brighton Place, Springlield, Ill.t 
 
 7613. JOSEPH HOWARD HINSHAW 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. S 19. 1890, Stone Fort. 
 111.; s. W. R. Ilinshaw. Prepared in Harris 
 burg II. S. Iris; Delta Sigma Rho; Philomath- 
 ean; Mgr., Star Lecture Course; 111. -Ind. De- 
 hate; Repr., No. Oratorical League. K. O. T. 
 C, Camp Grant, 1918. Address, 411 N. Grain- 
 ger St., Harrisburg, Ill.t 
 
 7614. EDWARD GEORGE HIRT, JR. 
 Contractor; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Je 5. 1891. St 
 Cloud, Minn.; s. Edward Hirt, Sr. Prepared 
 in St. Cloud (Minn.) IL S. Alpha Rho Chi; 
 Arch. Club; Spalding Guild. Contractor, St. 
 Cloud, Minn. Address, 901 4th Ave., South 
 St. Cloud, Minn.t 
 
 7615. LAURA EDNA HIRTII 
 Instr. and Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 20, 
 1891, Quincy, 111.; d. William John (b. S i.s. 
 1859, do.) and Amanda M. (Pfanschmidt) Ilirtli 
 (b. S 18, 1857, do.). Prepared in Quincy II. 
 S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Omicron Nii; lUiola; 
 H. Sc. (Jlub; Prelim. Honors; Basketball Team; 
 
 [1916 
 
 [r. Prom. Com. Instr., Home Econ., La 
 
 "Grange, Coll., La Grange, Mo.; Dietitian and 
 
 Instr., Lombard Coll., Galesburg, 111., 1916. Ad- 
 dress, Lombard Hall, Galesburg, 111. 
 
 7616. MABEL HITT 
 (Sister of No. 6937) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. &S.; b. Ag 19, 1894, 
 llerrick. 111.; d. Dr. Ashby James (b. Jc 29, 
 i8<2, Castleton, Va.) and Ollie (Oweings) Hitt 
 (1). Ja 7, 1862, Herrick, 111.). Prepared in Ala. 
 Girl's Tech. Inst., Montevallo, Ala. Teacher, 
 Reereation and Sewing, Tenn. Coal, Iron & R. 
 K. Co., Blocton, Ala., 1916-18. Address, Her- 
 rick, 111.; bus. add., c/o Tennessee Coal, Iron 
 K. R. Co., Blocton. Ala. 
 
 7617. FREMONT JOHN HOEHN 
 Supt., Tile Plant; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Ag 
 25, 1888, Carlinville, 111.; s. Jacob (b. do.) and 
 Katherine (LeVora) Hoehn (b. do.}. Prepared 
 ill Carlinville II. S. Ceram. Club; Keranios. 
 Supt., Hollow Tile Plant, I'eoria, 1916; East 
 Palestine, O., 1916-18. U. S. N. A., Ord. Dept., 
 1918; Scrgt., (Jhem. Plant, Dept. of interior, 
 Saltville, Va. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc. Ad- 
 dress, 384 Alice St., East Palestine, O. 
 
 7618. ELMO PAUL IIOHMAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M.. 1917; b. Ja 27, 
 1S94, Salem, 111.; s. John Albert (b. My 10, 
 1807, Nashville, 111.) and Emma Pauline (Stef- 
 fen) Hohmaii (b. Mr 9, 1866, do.). Prepared in 
 Nashville 11. S.; Elmhurst Coll., 1911-12. Iris; 
 I'hi Beta K.nppa; Ma-wan-da; Sachem; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Philomathean; Egyptian Club; Fresh. 
 ;ind I'relim. Honors; Stud. Council; Varsity 
 Track Team; Cuad. Scholarship. Assoc. Field 
 I'ir., Am. Red Cross, Travis, Tex., 1919 — . Y. 
 .M. C. A., U. S. A., 1917; 3rd O. T. C, N. A.. 
 (amp (jrant, Rockford, III., 1917; 2nd Lt., Co. 
 (!, 387th Inf., Camp Cody; Mustered out, 
 ic)i8; Assoc. Field Dir., A. E. F., France, 
 Kjio -. Address, Nashville, III. 
 
 7619. ARNOLD CARL HOLINGER 
 Arch. Engr. ; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 3, 1894, 
 (hicago; s. Arnold Ilolinger. Prepared in 
 Waller H. S., Chicago. Ilus; Tau Beta Pi; 
 I)er Deutsche Verein; Prelim. Honors. Arch 
 I'ngr., Steel Products Co., Chicago. Address, 
 639 Wright wood Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Strauss Bldg., c/o Concrete Steel Products Co., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 7620. JOSEPHINE BLANCHE LOUISE 
 IlOi. LANDS WORTH (LARSON) 
 (Wife of G400; Sister of No. 8425) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 10, 1891, Canton, 
 111.; d. Charles Wesley (b. Ja 10, 1858, Fulton 
 Co., 111.) and Martha Louise (Chitty) Hollands- 
 worth (b. My 5, 1868, Yates City, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Canton H. S.; Knox Coll. 1909-11. 
 Aclioth; Woman's League; Y. W. C. A., 191 1- 
 13; 1916-17; Math. Club; Choral Soc; Celtic 
 Club. Asst. Recorder. Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 
 Married Louis John Lasron (g'17), Je 26. 1918, 
 Canton, 111. Address, 229 North Ave. A, Can- 
 ton, 111.; bus. add., 37^9 Jocelyn St., Chevy 
 Chase. Washington, D. C. 
 
 7621. DAVID PRESTON IIOLLIS 
 Exten. Dir.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 17, 
 1873. Nebro, 111.; s. David (b. Ap 6, 1824. Gib- 
 son Co., Tenn.) and Sarah Mellissa (Mason) 
 llollis (b. Mr 22, 1849, Gasconade Co., Mo.). 
 Prepared in West. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., 1898-99. Exten. Dir., West. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 191.S — . Married Minnie Bella 
 I'lelds, Ap 30, 1902, Meredosia, 111. Children: 
 Vida Fields", b. S 11, 1903; Zera Elizabeth, b. 
 .■\g 14, 1908. Address, 525 W. Adams St., Ma- 
 I comb. 111. 
 
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 7622. DORIS JEAN HOLLOWAY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 22, 1893, 
 Caro, Mich.; d. Ross L. (b. Ja 19, 1866, Nor- 
 walk, O.) and Sarah Anne (Anderson) Ilollo- 
 way (b. Ap 22, 1872, Can.). Prepared in Cen- 
 tral H. S., Detroit. Gamma Phi Beta; Omicron 
 Nu; Alethenai; Phi Delta Psi; H. Sc. Club; Phi 
 Betta Kappa; Sr. Council. Teacher, H. Sc, 
 Detroit, 1916 — . Mem., Assn. of Collegiate 
 Alumnae, 191 7-18; Home Econ. Assn., Detroit 
 Branch, 1916-18. Address, iBi Atkinson Ave., 
 Detroit. 
 
 7623. CHARLES VERNON HOLMES 
 Milk Business; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. S 10. 
 1894, Manteno, 111.; s. Fred W. (b. Ag 9, 1862, 
 Oswego, 111.) and Ethyln P. (Stocksdalc) 
 Holmes (b. Ja 25, 1861, Momence, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Manteno and Kankakee II. Schs. Grad. 
 Stud,, Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Asst. Mgr. and 
 Corporation Mem., Champaign Sanitary Milk 
 Co., Champaign, 1917, ist Class Signal Q. M,, 
 U. S. N,, N. Y, Harbor; Mustered out, Mr 14, 
 1919. Mem,, A, F. A. M. Address, Manteno, 
 111. 
 
 7624. HARRY STEVENS HOLTZE 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap 20, 1893, Sioux City, 
 
 la.; s. Samuel Iloltze. Prepared in Sioux City 
 (la.) II. S. Arch. Club. ist Lt., Engrs. Ad- 
 dress, 1 92 1 Douglas St., Sioux City, la. 
 
 7625. GOLD SAMUEL HOPKINS 
 
 (Sister of No. 4714) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je i, 1891, Homer, 
 111.; s, F, O. Hopkins. Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Sigma Nu; Ku Klux. Co. 22, Bat. 6, 
 Syracuse Recruit (ianip, N. Y. ; Mustered out, 
 D 1918. Address, 509 S. Lynn St,, Champaign,! 
 
 7626, DOROTHY STEWART HORMEL 
 (Sister of No. 7627) 
 
 Settlement Worker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 Jl 9, 1894, Austin, Minn.; d, William H. (b. Jl 
 4, 1862, Buffalo, N, Y.) and Margaret Elizabeth 
 (Stewart) Ilormel (b. F 8, 1863, Elkin, Pa,). 
 Prepared in Ottumwa (la.) H, S, ; Albert Lea 
 Coll. Acad.; Albert Lea Coll., 1912-13. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma; Alethenai. Settlement Work, 
 New York City, 1916-17; Visitor for Italian 
 Dist., Assoc. Charities, Milwaukee, 1917-18. 
 Address, 1530 Grand Ave., Apt. 6, Milwaukee, 
 
 7627. OLIVE DEANE HORMEL 
 (Sister of No, 7626) 
 Instructor; A, B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 12, 1893, 
 Chicago; d. William Henry (b. Jl 4, 1863, Buf- 
 falo, N. Y.) and Margaret Elizabeth (Stewart) 
 ITormel (b. F 1864, Elkin, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Ottumwa (la.) H. S.; Wooster Acad., 1910; 
 Wooster Coll., 1910-11. B L., Linderiwood Jr. 
 Coll., St. Charles, Mo., 1912-13. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma; Alethenai; Scribbler's Club; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Asst. Ed., ///. Mag. Grad. Stud, in Eng., 
 1917-18; Ed. Asst., Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111., 
 1916; Asst. in Eng., do., 1917-18. Address, 351 
 Indiana Ave., Wichita, Kan. 
 
 7628. SUSAN EUNICE HOSFORD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A, & S.; b. Ag 22, 1894, 
 Gencseo, 111.; d. William Henry (b. Ap 6, 1858, 
 do.) and Myrtle Eunice (HoiTstalter) Hosford 
 (b. Ap 13, 1868, do.). Prepared in Geneseo 
 Tp. H, S,; Rockford Coll,, 1912-13, Alpha Xi 
 Delta; Omicron Nu; Illiola; H. Sc. Club. 
 Teacher, Pub, Schs., Geneseo, 111., 1916-17; 
 Teacher of H. Sc, H, S., Galva, 111., 1917 — , 
 Address, Geneseo, 111,; bus. add., Galva, 111. 
 
 7629. BRUCE OWEN HOSKINSON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 7, 1876, West York, 
 111.; s. E. Hoskinson. Prepared in Norm. Sch., 
 Ind. Address, West York, Ill.t 
 
 7630, CHARLES FRANCIS HOUGH 
 
 paign II, S, Sigma Chi; I'hi Delta Phi. At- 
 K"'n?^o^' '■'''^- '^'I'toon, 111,, 1916-17, 1st R, 
 O. 1. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; 2nd Lt. 342- 
 nd Inf., Camp Grant, Hi., 1917 — ; Inf. ' Sch 
 of Arms, Ft. Sill, Okla., 1918. Address. Dan- 
 vers. 111. 
 
 7631. WALDERN HENRY HOUGH 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap i8, 1892, 
 
 Morgan Park, 111.; s. Claudia Sutherland. Pre- 
 pared in Oak Park Tp. H. S. Chi I'si; Sigma 
 lau; Scarab; Ku Klux; Helmet; Jr. Smoker 
 Com.; Capt., Univ. Brig. Address, 227 S, Ken- 
 ilworth Ave,, Oak Park, 111,; bus. add.. Gen. 
 Delivery, Huron, O.t 
 
 7632. IRMA L. HOUSER (FITCH) 
 (Wife of No. 8322) 
 
 A. B in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 28, 1894. Farmer 
 City, 111.; d. iM-ank E. (b. 1869, do.) and Emma 
 (Nydegger) Ilouser (b. 1872, Switzerland). 
 Prepared in Moore Tj). H. S., Farmer City. 
 Athenean; Classical Club; Y W. C. A. Teach- 
 er, H. S., Monticcllo, 111.; do.. II, S,, Laurel, 
 Mont, Married Howard J. Fitch ('17), My 24, 
 1 91 8, St, Louis. Address, R. 4, Rockford, 111 
 
 7633. CHARLES RALPH HOWE 
 (Brother of No, 7634) 
 Farmer; B. S, in Agr.; b. Je 3, 1894, Blue 
 Springs, Neb,; s, Charles Rosecrans (b, Ap 19 
 1863, Tuscola, 111.) and Sadie A. (Brian) Howe 
 (b An 27, 1865, do,). Prepared in Champaign 
 and luscola H. Schs. Corp., Water Tank 
 Irain, A, E. F., France, 1918- — . Address, 202 
 L, John St., Champaign. 
 
 7634- WILLIAM THOMAS HOWE 
 (Brotiier of No. 7633) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr,; b, Ja 31, 1891, Barn- 
 ston. Neb.; s. Charles Rosecrans (b, Ap 19, 
 1863, Tuscola, 111,) and Sadie A, (Brian) 
 Howe (b, Ap 27, 1865, do.). Prepared in Tus- 
 cola H. S, Farmer, Tuscola, 111. Married 
 Redith Goodson, My 19, igi8, Tuscola, lU 
 Address, R. 3, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 7635. GRACE LAURA HOWELL (COR- 
 
 DELL) 
 
 (Sister of No. 3034) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 24, 1888, Winfield, 
 Kan,; d. John J. (b. D 2, 1854, Rushville. III.) 
 and Ellen (Dillon) Howell (b. Ap 20, 1856, 
 do.). Prepared in Ipava II. S.; Whipple Acad.; 
 111. Coll., 1907-09. Married Ralph Vail Cordel!, 
 Ag 14, 1916, Monmouth, 111, Child, Harriet 
 Ruth, b. Jl I, 191 7. Address. Farmington, 111, 
 
 7636, WILLIS WILKINSON HUBBARD 
 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 27, 1890, Wellington, 
 Kan.; s. T. B. Hubbard. Prepared in Beloit 
 (Kan.) H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Scarab; Arch. 
 Club; Bus. Mgr., Arch. Year Book. Capt., 17th 
 Heavy F, A., A. E. F., France, 1918; Wounded 
 1918; D. S. C, cited by Gen. Pershing for 
 bravery. Address, Beloit, Kan. 
 
 7637. CHARLES THURMAN HUFFORD 
 Assistant; B, S. in Agr,; b. O 28, 1890, Carmi, 
 
 III.; s. John A. (b. Herald, 111.) and Mary 
 Elizabeth Ilufford. Prejiared in Omalia H. S. 
 Asst. in Soils, Univ. of 111., 1916-18. 2nd Lt., 
 O. T. S., 2nd Co., Inf., Camp Sherman. O, ; 
 ■Mustered out, D 15, 191 8. Address, 1208 W. 
 Clark St. Urbana; bus. add., 656 Agr. BIdg., 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
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 7638. KENNETH BLAINE HUMPHREY 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 6, 1892. 
 Waterloo, Wis. Prepared in Waterloo (Wis.) 
 H. S. Radio Sch., College Park, Md.; 2nd 
 Lt., Am. Avia., Acceptance Park, No. i, 
 France; Mustered out, F 18, 1919- Addresss, 
 219 Greene Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; bus. add., 
 60 Wall St., New York City, c/o Henry L. 
 Doherty & Co. 
 
 7639. CHARLES EVERETT HUNGERFORD 
 Const. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ja 1 1, 
 1894, Loda, 111.; s. Everett Marion (b. Ja 8, 
 1848, Painesville, O.) and Mamie Fletcher 
 (Knapp) Hungerford (b. S 6, 1863, Memphis). 
 Prepared in Loda H. S. Triangle; Sigma Tau; 
 Bus. Mgr., Univ. Band. Traveling Engr., 
 Weber Reinforced Concrete Chimmey Co.. Chi- 
 cago, 1916-17; Engr., Larrowe Const. Co., De- 
 troit, in the Const, of beet sugar factories, 
 Brighton Colo., 191 7; do., Sunnyside, Wash.. 
 1918— . Mem., Baptist Church; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Ella Marie Wuerzinger, S 3, 19 ' 7- 
 Loda, 111. Address, Loda, 111.; bus. add., 
 Sunnyside, Wash. 
 
 7640. FRANK SUMNER HUNT 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Ag i, 
 
 1888, Hancock, N. H.; s. William N. (b. Ap 15, 
 1862, Haverhill, Mass.) and Florence Nightin- 
 gale (Tyler) Hunt (b. N 25, 1862, Concord, 
 N H.). Prepared in Winona (Ind.) Acad.; 
 Lake Forest Coll. Phi Pi Epsilon; Keramos; 
 Am. Ceram. Soc. Ceram. Engr., Beaver Falls 
 Art Tile Co., Beaver Falls. Pa., 1916-17- 
 Hdqtrs. Co., 323rd F. A.. N. A., 1917-18; 3.rd 
 
 0. T. C, 83rd Div. ; Camp Jackson. Columbia. 
 S. C. 19 1 8. Married Grace Keiller Brown, Ag 
 
 1, 1917. Address, North Brookfield, Mass. 
 
 7641. LESLIE LYMAN HUNT 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 7, 1894, 
 
 Henry. 111.; s. Ola G. (b. Ap 26, 1872, White- 
 field, 111.) and Eliza C. (Cornell) Hunt (b. Je 
 II, 1S75. Steuben, 111.). Prepared in Sparland 
 H. S. Farm House; .^gr. Club; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. Farm Mgr., Darlington, Ala. 2nd O. 
 T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 2nd Lt., 156th Depot 
 Brig., Camp Sherman. 1917- Mem.. M. E. 
 Church. Address, Sparland, 111. 
 
 7642. HOMER IRVING HUNTINGTON 
 Asst., Public Health Service: B. S. in Agr.: 
 b. Ag 3, 1892. Edison Park, Chicago; s. E. J. 
 Huntington. Prepared in Maine Tp. H. S. 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; .\gr. Club; Philomathean: 
 Choral Soc; Glee Club; Varsity Track; Food 
 and Milk Commissioner. Cumberland, Md. 
 ist Lt.. U. S. Public Health Service. Little 
 Rock Ark., 1918 — . Married Mabel Frances 
 Stoddard. Washington, D. C. Address, 6808 
 Osceola Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7643. OLIVER CROMWELL KEMP 
 HUTCHINSON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 21, 1891, 
 Menominee, Mich.; s. R. S. Hutchinson. Pre- 
 pared in Menominee (Mich.) H. S. Pi Tau 
 Sigma; Sigma Tau; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Ionian; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E.; Rifle Team; 
 Shop Mgr., M. E. Open House; Capt.. Regt. 
 LTniv. Brig. Mech. Engr., Ry. Specialty Co.. 
 Atchison, Kan. Address, 21 Stryker Ave., Wood- 
 side, Long Island, N. Y.; bus. add., c/o Ry. 
 Specialty Co., Atchison, Kan.f 
 
 7644. ROBERT JOHN HYNDMAN, JR. 
 (Brother of No. 3424) 
 
 Draftsman: B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 12, 1892, 
 Wyoming. Cincinnati; s. R. John (b. S 22, 1S55, 
 Cincinnati) and Lottie Emma (Leopold) Hynd- 
 man (b. Ja 28, i8s7, do.^. Prepared in Wyom- 
 ing (O.) H. S. U. S. Marine Corps, 96th Co., 
 6th Regt., A. E. F., France. Address, 324 
 Mills Ave., Wyoming, Cincinnati.! 
 
 7645. CORA EDNA JACKSON HYPES 
 
 (Wife of No. 7647) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 7, 1879, Organ 
 Cave, W. Va. ; d. A. R. Jackson. Prepared in 
 Lewisburg (W. Va.) Seminary. Married J. L. 
 Hypes ('16), Ag 8, 191 1, Washington, D. C. 
 Iddrcss, Ronceverte, W. Va.t 
 
 7n46. GEORGE WILLIAM HYPES 
 (Brother of No. 7647) 
 Prin., LI. S.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 12, 1887, 
 Poe, W. Va.; s. S. W. (b. My 29, 1861, Clay 
 Co., W. Va.) and Althea (Dorsly) Hypes (b. 
 D 23, 1867, Bruce, W. Va.). Prepared in Sum- 
 merville (W. Va.) Norm. Sch. Prin.. H. S., 
 -Vnsted, W. Va. Address, Poe, W. Va.; bus. 
 add., Ansted, W. Va.t 
 
 7647. JAMES LOWELL HYPES 
 (Husband of No. 7645; Brother of No. 7646) 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 
 1916; b. D 22, 1885, Bruce, W. Va.; s. S. W. 
 (b. My 29. 1S61, Clay Co., W. Va.) and Althea 
 (Dorsly) Hypes (b. D 23, 1867, Bruce, W. Va.). 
 Prepared in Marshall Coll. St. Norm.; W. Va. 
 Univ., 1913-14, summers, 1912-13, 1913-14. En- 
 tomol. Soc. of America. Prin., H. S., Ronce- 
 verte, W. Va., 1916-18. Agr. Exten. Work. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Cora Edna 
 Jackson ('16), Ag 8, 1911, Washington, D. C. 
 .■Iddrcss, Ronceverte, W. Va. 
 
 7648. OLIVER STAPP IMES 
 (Brother of No. 8449) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 6, 1886. 
 Macomb, 111.; s. Charles I. (b. S 1853, do.) and 
 Mary A. lines (b. 1858, McDonough Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Macomb Norm. Sch. Elec. Engr., 
 The Milwaukee Elec. Ry. & Light Co., 1916-17. 
 ist Lt., 311 Field Signal Bn., Camp Grant, 111.; 
 Capt., Sig. Bat., A. E. F., France. Married 
 Stella Lippert, Ag 3, 191 8, Rockford, 111. A(J^ 
 dress, 402 W. Calhoun St., Macomb, 111. 
 
 7649. HORACE BALLOW INGALLS 
 Cashier; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 4, 1S88. Urbana; 
 s. Willie Melvin (b. Ap s. 1858, Hamilton Co., 
 O.) and Emma J. (Irwin) Ingalls (b. S 12, 
 1863, Scioto Co.. O.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Alpha Gamma Rho; Agr. Club; Floricultur- 
 al Club. Bookkeeper, Urbana Banking Co.; 
 Cashier. Bus. Office, Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Mar- 
 ried Esther Condit, F 4, 1916, Urbana. Child, 
 Robert Condit, b, D 25, 1917. Address, 209 
 W. Oregon St., L^rbana. 
 
 7650. SHERMAN INGELS 
 Land. Gardener; B. S. in Land. Gard. ; b. O 
 7, 1893, La Fayette, 111.; s. Irwin (b. 1859, do.) 
 and Elizabeth (Ryder) Ingels (b. 1857, Toulon, 
 111.). Prepared in La Fayette H. S.; Toulon 
 .Vcad.; Eureka Coll. Corp., 313th Engrs., Co. 
 A, Camp Dodge, la.; do., France; Army of 
 Occupation, Ger. Address, La Fayette, 111. 
 
 7651. CHARLES HAROLD JACKMAN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 5, 1893, 
 North Crystal Lake, 111.; s. Charles Frederick 
 (b. N 20, 1868. do.) and Emma Anna (Collen) 
 Tackman (b. D 13, 1867, Barrington. 111.). 
 "Prepared in Elgin H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau 
 Sigma; Prelim, and Final Honors. Engr., Am. 
 Bridge Co., Gai-y. Ind.. 1916; Sales Engr.. Jos- 
 eph T. Ryerson & Son. Chicago, 1916. Aviation 
 Section, S. E. R. C, Univ. of Calif.. Berkeley. 
 Calif., 1917; 2nd Lt., 344th Handley Page 
 Service Sqdn,, Garden City, N. Y. : Mustered 
 out. D II. 191 8. Married Frances Eliza Smith, 
 F 9, 1918, Berkeley, Calif. Address, 4245 Wil- 
 cox Ave.. Chicago; bus. add., c/o Joseph T. 
 Ryerson & Son, do. 
 
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 7652. ROBERT L. JARNAGIN 
 Lawyer; LL. ]}.; b. O 15, iStjj, Shelbyville, 
 111.; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. S 22, 1856, do.) 
 and Julia F. Jarnagin (b. Je 17, 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in Shelbyville li. S. Practicing Law, 
 Shelbyville, 111., 1916; do., Bradstreet's, St. 
 Louis, 1016-17. I St Sergt., Marine Barracks. 
 Paris Lsland, S. C. 19 17; ist Lt., A. K. F.. 
 France. Mem., Shelby Co. Bar Assn. Address, 
 2312 S. 4th St., Shelbyville, 111. 
 
 7653. ROWLING JARVIS 
 (Husband of No. 9100) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 27, 1893. 
 Winchester, Mass.; s. Walter James (b. N 3. 
 1863, Burlington, la.) and Sarah Jane (Sow- 
 den) Jarvis (b. Mr 23, 1863). Prepared in 
 Hinsdale 11. S. and Lewis Inst., 1909-10. Elec. 
 Engr. Commonwealth Edison Co., Chicago; 
 Const. Work, Chazy, Plattsburg, Lyon Mt., an(i 
 Minneola, N. Y. Govt. Const. Work, San 
 Antonio. Wichita Falls, Tex. and Dayton, O.; 
 Const. Div., U. S. Signal Corps, Civilian Asst. 
 Supt., 1 91 7; Er|uii)ment Div., Signal Corps, U. 
 
 5. A.. Asst., Sr. Insp., West. Elec. Co., Haw- 
 thorne, 111., 1918; With Allis Chalmers Sales 
 Co., Detroit, 1918 — -. Married Esther Cranston 
 Green ('18), Je 20, 1918, Oakwood, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 8 Otsego Ave., Detroit; bus. add., c/o 
 Allis Chalmers Sales Co., 1829 Ford Bldg.. 
 Detroit. 
 
 7654. JOHN BENJAMIN JEFFERSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 7, 1891, 
 ("hicago; s. Fred A. Jefferson. Prepared in 
 Crane H. S. Married Bertha Pritchard, Je 
 1917, Champaign. Address, 4332 N. Kildare 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7655. CARSON GARY JENNINGS 
 (Husband of No. 8367) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 6, 1891. 
 Fayette, 111.; s. John D., (b. O 24, 1865, 
 Bryantsville. Ky.) and Emily Eve (Gary) Jen- 
 nings (b. Fayette. 111.). Prepared in Green- 
 field H. S. Bushnell Guild; C. E. Soc; Pre 
 lim. Honors; Capt., Univ. Brig. Civ. Engr., 
 Springfield, 111.. 1016; do., Joliet, 111.. 1916-17. 
 ist Lt., C. A. C, Ft. Monroe, Va., 1917; Qtrs. 
 77, Ft. Screven. Ga., 1917-18; Capt., Tr. Co. 
 
 6, do., 1918. Mem., Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Gladys Green ('17). S 18, 1918, Oakwood. 
 .'Iddt'ess, R. 6, Carlinville, 111. 
 
 7656. FLORENCE MAY JERVIS 
 (Sister of Nos. 3049, 4237) 
 B. Mus. ; b. My 26, 1890, Champaign; d. 
 Joseph (b. Ag 30, 1833, Shropshire, Eng.) and 
 (^'atherine (Sheargold) Jervis (b. Mr 31, 1844, 
 Staffordshire, dn.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Geneva Club. Address, 307 S. State St., 
 Champaign. t 
 
 7657. CHARLES LEO JEZ 
 Land Gardener; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 6, 1890 
 I'ohemia; s. Francis (b. 1844, Bohemia) and 
 Catharine (Slavicek) Jez (b. 1849). Prepared 
 in Imperial Royal Higher Gymnasium, Bohemia 
 and Hyde Park II. S., Chicago. Floricultural 
 Club; Prelim, and Final Honors. Grad. work. 
 Floriculture and Land Gard. In charge of 
 grounds of City of Chicago Municipal Tuber- 
 culosis Sanitarium. Auth. : Articles in Has- 
 podar. Address, 5601 N. Crawford Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 7638. EDNA LOUISE JOHNSON 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 18, 
 1887, Brimfield, 111.; d. H. R. (b. My 4, 1851, 
 do.) and Frances (Snider) Johnson (b. My 9. 
 1856. Boonville, Mo.). Preiiared in Brimfield 
 H. S.; P.. P., Colo. St. Teacher's Coll.. 191 1. 
 Supvr., Grammar Schools, Ironwood, Mich.. 
 1916-17; Instr. of Biol., do., 1917-18. Address, 
 Brimfield. 111.: bits, add., 119 N. Curry St., 
 Ironwood, Mich. 
 
 7659. MARCUS LEONARD JOHNSON 
 
 ?•■ ^- ^^S- ^'•' '^- ^^ i^' '893. Chicago; 
 s. Oeorge A. Johnson. Prepared in Evanston 
 Acad. Address, 2136 Berteau Ave., ist Apt, 
 Chicago. t 
 
 7660. MARY FERN JOHNSON (RICH ART) 
 (Wife of No. 6516) 
 A. B in L. A. & S.; B. Mus., 1917; b. JI 28 
 1894, Rantoul. 111.; d. A. P. (b. D 16, 1862 
 Georgetown, Dei.) and Effie (Obenchain) John 
 son (b. Mr 6, 1866, Cerro Gordo, 111). Pre 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Aciioth; Athcnean 
 Married I'rank Erwin Richart ('14) S 11 
 1917. Urbana. Address, 936 W. Illinois St. 
 Urbana. 
 
 7661. MAURICE CARL JOHNSON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 14, 1898, 
 Omaha, Neb.; s. C. F. Johnson. Prepared in 
 Oniaha (Neb.) IF. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; 
 c 1?" S'ema; Scabbard and Blade; Ionian; 
 Sr. Memorial Com.; Univ. Brig.; Prelim Hon- 
 ors; Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Mech. Engr, 
 Cleveland Clilf Iron Co., Ishpeming, Mich 
 Capt., Motor Train Dept., Camp Grant, 111., 
 lO}?. Address, 155 N. Oak St., Ishpeming, 
 Mich.t 
 
 7662. MAYNARD WAYNE JOHNSON 
 (Husband of No. 7378) 
 
 Broker; A. B. in Commerce; b. S 14, 1895 
 Casey 111.; s. Charles F. (b. Je 27, 1867, do.) 
 and Rose (Lee) Casey, (b. Je 3, 1866, do.). 
 Prepared in Casey II. S. Central H. S., St 
 Louis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma. Development and improving of farm 
 properties, securities. Twin Falls, Idaho. Mar- 
 ried Helen Beiirensmeyer ('16). Ap 23, 1917 
 Quincy, III. Address, Twin Falls, Idaho. 
 
 7663. DWIGHT IRWIN JOHNSTON 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 8, 1893, Seymour, 
 111.; s. Robert Johnston. Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Kappa 
 Psi. Address, Seymour, lU.t 
 
 7664. DAVID ROBERT JONES 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 9, 1892, 
 Pittsburgh; s. John A. (b. Ja 8, 1865, do.) and 
 Lillie E. (Harrington) Jones (b. Ja i, 1869, 
 'i?-\i Prepared in Streator Tp. II. S. Acanthus; 
 C. h. Soc. Civ. Engr., Detailing Struct. Steel, 
 Kansas City, Mo., With Am. Bridge Co Gary 
 Ind., 1916-17. U. S. A. S., Champaign; Lt., u! 
 S. Sig. Relief C, A. E. F., France, 1918; Re- 
 ceived Lc brevet de pilot from Federation 
 Aeronautique Internationale. Address, 572 
 Connecticut St., Gary, Ind. 
 
 7665. J. RUSSELL JONES 
 Revenue Collector; A. B. in Commerce; b. 
 
 S 28, 1894. Springfield, 111.; s. Morris Ashton 
 and Rose (Mclntire) Jones. Prepared in 
 Springfield II. S. Beta Theta Pi; Alpha Kaiipa 
 Psi; Ma-wan-da; Mem. Ath. Bd. of Control; 
 Mgr. 1916, Interschol. Deputy Internal Reve- 
 nue Collector, 8th Dist., 111. 2nd Lt.. Heavy 
 F. A. R. C, Camp Grant, 111. 1917; do., 69th 
 Heavy F. A., West Point, Ky., 1018; Mustered 
 out, Ja 30, 1919. Address, 437 W. S. Grand 
 Ave., Springfield, 111. 
 
 7666. MILDRED JOYNER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. JI 22. 1894. 
 
 Ridgway, 111.; d. Clarence Edward (b. Te 29. 
 i8r)8, Stonefort, 111.) and Lucinda Ann (Wiede- 
 mann) Joyner (b. D 19, 1868, Harrisburg, 111.). 
 Prepared in Harrisburg Tp. H. S. W. A. A. 
 Teacher, Anna. 111. 1916-17; Paducah, Ky., 
 1917-18. Address. Harrisburg, HI.; bus. add., 
 1325 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. 
 
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 7667. LOUIS FREDERICK JUNGKUNG 
 Purchasing Agt.; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 
 22, 1894, Freeport, 111.; s. Louis Robert (b. 
 do.) and Georgia Anna (Gilbert) Jungkung 
 (b. Lanark, 111.). Prepared in Freeport H. S. 
 Sigma Alpha Kiisilon; Beta Gamma Sigma; Al- 
 pha Kappa Psi; Cml. Club; Ku Klux. With 
 Purchasing Dept., W. T. Rawleigh Co., Free- 
 port, 111. Tr. Detachment, Indianapolis, 1918; 
 Med. Corps, 164th Depot Brig., Camp Funston, 
 Kan.; Mustered out, Ja 7, igiQ- Address, 153 
 Carroll St.. Freeport, 111.; bus. add., c/o W. T.^ 
 Ramleigh Co., do. 
 
 7668. MAX JOSEPH KADIN (KADINSKY) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Je 23, 
 1893, Sebastopol, Russia; s. Joseph (b. Russia) 
 and Sophie (Zeitlin) Kadin. Prepared in Sch., 
 Sebastopol, Russia; Armour Inst, of Tech., 
 1911-14. Ry. Club; C. E. Club; Menorah. Civ. 
 Engr., Grain Elevator Const. Jr. Mem.. West. 
 Soc. of Engrs. Name Kadinsky, legally 
 changed to Kadin. Address, 2550 Potomac 
 Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Room 813, 108 S. La 
 6alle St., do. 
 
 7669. THOMAS DEBENHAM KAHLERT 
 (Brother of No. 3433) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 29, 1892, Car- 
 lyle. 111.; s. Edward A. (b. do.) and Harriet A. 
 (Grain) Kahlert (b. Augusta, 111.). Prepared 
 in Carlyle H. S. Agr. Club; Agron. Soc. U. 
 S. A., 1918. Address, Carlyle, 111. 
 
 7670. RUFUS MAURICE KAMM 
 (Brother of Nos. 4738, 7671) 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 4. i893- 
 Highland, 111.; s. Robert (b. do.) and Leonie 
 (Meyer) Kamm (b. do.). Prepared in High- 
 land H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Chem. Club; 
 Rifle Team; Gym. Team. Chem. Highway 
 Dept.. Springfield, 111., 1916; do. U. S. Geol. 
 Sur., Washington, D. C, 1917; do.. 111. Potash 
 Co., Cairo, 111., 1918. Address, looi Walnut 
 St., Cairo, 111. 
 
 7671. WILBUR FRED KAMM 
 (Brother of Nos. 4738, 7670) 
 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 14. 1891, 
 Highland. 111.; s. Robert (b. do.) and Leonie 
 (Meyer) Kamm (b. do.). Prepared in High- 
 land H. S. Rifle Club; Class Baseball; Class 
 Basketball; Rifle Team. Research Chem., Park 
 Davis and Co., Detroit. Address, 634 Con- 
 gress St., Detroit.! 
 
 7672. ROBERT CLAIR KANE 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 7. 1893. Warren, 111.; 
 s. E. K. Kane. Prepared in Warren H. S. 
 Eta Kappa Nu. Address, Warren, Ill.t 
 
 7673. JAMES M. KANTOR 
 Mech. Draftsman; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 28, 
 1893, Chicago; s. Charles (b. Ja 25, 1865. Bohe- 
 mia) and Augusta (Benda) Kantor (b. Ag 18, 
 1867, do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S.; 
 Crane Coll.. 191 3-14- E. E. Soc; Univ. Band; 
 Sr. Baseball. Mech. Draftsman, Liquid Car- 
 bonic Co., 1916-17; Chief Draftsman, do. 
 Designing of Special T. N. T. Shell Filling Ma- 
 chine, U. S. Gov. Mem., Illini Club, Chicago; 
 Federation of Musicians; Musical Club. Ad- 
 dress, 2237 Clifton Park Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 3100 S. Kedzie Ave., do. 
 
 7674. ALVA HUGO KARRAKER 
 (Brother of No. 4740 
 Soil Surveyor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 25, 1889, 
 Dongola, 111.; s. Henrv Wilson (b. Mr 13, 1858. 
 do.) and Ina Arminta (Davis) Karraker (b. O 
 5, 1865, do.). Prepared in William Jewell 
 Acad. Agr. Club. Soil Survr., Dongola, 111. 
 Corp., 159th Depot Brig., 14th Co., 4th Tr. 
 Brig., Camp Taylor, Ky.; do., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, Dongola, 111. 
 
 7675. WILLIAM HENRY KASTEN 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 15, 1891, Schenectady, N. 
 Y. ; s. Charles Henry (b. Schenectady, N. Y.) 
 and Josephine Caroline (Smith) Kasten. Pre- 
 pared in Schenectady (N. Y.) H. S.; Mich. 
 Agr. Coll. Adjt., Capt., Univ. Brig. ist 
 Sergt., ist 111. F. A., Bat. F, 1915-16; 2nd. Lt., 
 do., 1916; Capt., 14th Cavalry, Eagle Pass, Tex., 
 1917 — . Address, 1219 State St., Schenectady, 
 N. Y. 
 
 7676. TANA KAWAMOTO 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; M. S., 1916; b. F 
 18, 1887, Kyoto, Japan; s. Yashuke Okuda and 
 (Hana Kawamoto. Prepared in Middle Sch., 
 Kyoto, Japan; Univ. of N. Dak., 1911-12. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Sigma Psi. Transmission Engr., 
 Telephone, Chicago, 1916-18; New York City, 
 1917-18. Married Kiku Tanaka, S 20, 1917, 
 New York City. Address, 682 Academy St., 
 New York City; bus. add., 463 West St., do. 
 
 7677. WALTER MOORE KEACH 
 Fruit Grower; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 23, 1894, 
 
 Brownstown, Ind. ; s. James F. (b. do.) and 
 Elizabeth A. (Moore) Keach (b. Floyd Knobbs, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Brownstown H. S.; Wabash 
 Coll., 1912-13. Sigma Chi; Pi Pi Rho. Mgr. of 
 Apple Orchard, Clay City, 111. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Christian Church. Married Berna Lee 
 Benham, Jl 3, 1917, Crothersville, Ind. Ad- 
 dress, Clay City, 111. 
 
 7678. ORA SYLVESTER KEENER 
 
 B. S. in Chem E. ; b. Ap 3. 1880, Macomb. 
 111.; s. H. A. Keener. Attended West 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Address, Macomb, Ill.t 
 
 7679. SAKAI KEITOKU 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; M. S. in 1917; 
 b. Ag 20, i8gi, Japan; s. Shichiro Keitoku. 
 Prepared in Central H. S., Washington, D. C. 
 Asst.. Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1916. Address, 
 1 01 1 W. Springfield Ave., Urbana.f 
 
 7680. ARTHUR RAYMOND KELLER 
 
 C. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 26, 1891, Mt. 
 Carmel, 111.; s. J. B. Keller. Prepared in Mt. 
 Carmel H. S. Triangle. C. Engr., Kansas 
 City, Mo. 2nd Lt., Co. A, S28th Engrs., A. E. 
 F., France. Address, 331 E. 4th St., Mt. 
 Carmel, 111.; bus. add., 511 Republic Bldg., 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 7681. FRANCIS HUGH KELLEY 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 20, 1891, Simp- 
 son, 111.; s. J. R. Kelley. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Teacher, East Lynn, 111. Married Nelle 
 Lemmon, Champaign. Address, 1304 Clark St., 
 Urbana. t 
 
 7682. HENRY PHILLIPS KELLEY 
 
 (Brother of No. 6347) 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in x\gr. ; b. F 25, 1892, 
 Elgin, 111.; s. Walter Scott (b. Pingree Grove, 
 111.) and Nellie (Guptil) Kelley. Prepared in 
 Elgin H. S. Theta Nu Epsilon. With Exten. 
 Dept., Internat. Harvester Co., Chicago; Farm 
 Adviser, Cedar Rapids, la., 1917-18; do., Gris- 
 wold, la., 1918 — . Married Mildred Wilde, D 
 26, 191 7, Elgin, 111. Address, Griswold, la. 
 
 7683. SAMUEL ADAMS KELLOGG 
 Herdsman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 11, 1889, 
 Wheaton. 111.; s. Henry L. (b. 1845, White 
 Pigeon. Mich.) and Nora E. (Blanchard) Kel- 
 logg (b. 1853, Galesburg. 111.). Prepared in 
 Wheaton Acad. A. B., Wheaton Coll., 1914- 
 De Laval Cup, Stock Judging, 1915; E. C. Stone 
 Watch, do., 1916. Herdsman, Brookwater 
 Farm. Mich. Address, Brookwater Farm, Ann 
 Arbor, Mich. 
 
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 7684. FRED HANFORD KELLY 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O i, 1894, Mattoon, III.; 
 s. B. N. Kelly. Prepared in Mattoon H. S. 
 Phi Alpha Delta; Theta Nu Epsilon; Lamba 
 Epsilon Phi; Pushball Com.; Cotillion Com.; 
 Smoker Com.; Law Scholarship. Lawyer, James 
 W. & Edward C. Craig, Attys., Mattoon, III. 
 2nd Lt., F. A., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.; 
 Mustered out, D 20, 1918. Address, 3409 West- 
 ern Ave., Mattoon, 111. 
 
 7685. BYRON FLORENCE KENNER 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 3, 1892, St. Louis. 
 Prepared in Pasadena (Calif.) H. S. Kappa 
 Alpha Psi. Address, Glendora, Calif-t 
 
 7686. DANIEL RALPH KENSHALO 
 LL. B.; b. D 9, 1890, Fairfield, III.; s. Tyra 
 (b. D 1, 1856, Fairfield, 111.) and Mary Ann 
 (Hall) Kenshalo (b. O 16, 1858, do.). Pre- 
 pared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 2nd Lt., 
 Inf., Camp Devens, 1917 — . Married Edith 
 Carolyn Schroeder, My 5, 1917, Salem, 111. 
 Address, Johnston City, 111. 
 
 7687. YERON HARLOW KERN 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 9, 1890. Gays, 
 111.; s. J. A. Kern. Prepared in East 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Acacia; Alpha Zeta. With Ex- 
 tension Division, Univ. of Ark. Address, Gays, 
 111.; bus. add., Univ. of Ark., Fayetteville, Ark.t 
 
 7688. PAUL PETER KIESSIG 
 Draftsman; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 27, 1887, San 
 Diego. Calif.; s. Charles and Bertha (Stark) 
 Kiessig. Prepared in San Diego (Calif.) H. S.; 
 Univ. of Calif. Philomathean; Mgr., Star 
 Course. Draftsman, Airplane Experimental 
 Sta., McCooks Field, Dayton, O. Address, 
 1463 Viola Ave., Dayton, O. 
 
 7689. LEVETT KIMMEL 
 Prin., H. S.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 13, 1887. 
 Lawrenceville, 111.; s. William (b. Lawrence- 
 ville, 111.) and Melissa (Martin) Kimmel (b. 
 Bridgeport, 111.). Prepared in East. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Agr. Club. 
 Teacher, H. S., Palestine, III., 1916-17; Prin., 
 Chrisman Tp. H. S., 111., 1918 — . Married 
 Josephine Canby, Ag 10, 1916, Newton, 111. 
 Address, Chrisman, 111. 
 
 7690. DEWITT LEONARD KING 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 7. 1893, 
 Tonica, 111.; s. G. C. (b. S 12, 1866, Minonk, 
 111.) and Ella E. (Swift) King (b. S 12, 1865, 
 Tonica, 111.). Prepared in Tonica H. S., Ad- 
 rian Coll., 1911-12. Alpha Tau Omega; Pi Tau 
 Sigma. Mech. Eng., Locomotive Finished Mtl. 
 Co., Atchison, Kan. Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., 
 Submarine Service, Annapolis, Md.; Mustered 
 out, F 5. 1919. Addrc'ss, Tonica, 111. 
 
 7691. VIVIAN KING 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 17, 1893, 
 Centerville, Ind.; d. J. E. (b. 1856, Wayne Co., 
 Ind.) and Lulu (Beeson) King (b. 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in Richmond (Ind.) H. S.; Earlham 
 Coll., 1911-12. Kappa Alpha Theta; Illiola. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1918. Red Cross 
 Work, Day Nursery Work, Chicago, 1917-18; 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Pub. Schs., South Bend, Ind.; 
 Student, Univ. of Chicago, 19 18 — -. Address, 
 24 S. 9th St., Richmond. Ind. 
 
 7692. ARMIN MARTIN KIRCHER 
 (Brother of No. 7007) 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 4, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 Julius (b. N IS, 1859, Vincennes, Ind.) and 
 Emma Agnes (Bandow) Kircher (b. Je 3, 1867, 
 Milwaukee). Prepared in Crane H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Corp., Camp Grant, D 1917. Address, 
 2009 W. 22nd Place, Chicago. t 
 
 7693. SIDNEY DALE KIRKPATRICK 
 
 (Brother of No. 8489) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ap 2, 1894 
 Urbana; s. Fred Dilling (b. JI 3, 1867, May- 
 view, 111.) and Virginia May (Hedges) Kirk- 
 patrick (b S 12, 1875, Urbana). Prepared in 
 Lrbana H. S. Theta Delta Chi; Sigma Xi; 
 Sigma Delta Chi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lamb- 
 da bpsilon; Ma-wan-da; Pierrots; Ed., 1916 
 Ilho and ///. Chem.; Prelim, and Special Hon- 
 ors. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1916-17 Asst 
 Chem., 111. St. Water Survey, 1916-17; Chem" 
 Expert, U. S. Tariff Comn., 1917-18. 2nd Lt 
 San. Corps, 191S; Water Analysis, Lab., A. E.' 
 F., 1918; Com. on Peace Comn. for resumption 
 of trade, Ger. Auth.; Univ. Bull. No 13 St 
 Water Survey (with W. A. Graham Clark) 'The 
 Dyestuff Situation in the Textile Industries, 
 y. S. Tariff Commission, Tariff Information, 
 Series No. 2. Mem., A. C. S. ; Am. Water 
 Works Assn. Address, 807 S. Goodwin Ave., 
 Lrbana. 
 
 7694. ROBERT HERMAN KLAMT 
 Horticulturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 30, 1893 
 
 Greiz, Ger.- s. Robert (b. D 4. 1863, do.) and 
 Ernestine Georgi ( Waltersdorf) Klamt (b. Je 
 17. 1 86 1, Saxony, Ger.). Prepared in Ger. Schs. 
 atid Lake H. S., Chicago. Cosmopolitan; Der 
 Deutsche Verein. Agr. research work, Cornell 
 1916-17. Horticulturist, Fig Farm, Fresno, 
 Calif., 1919 — . Sergt., 210th Sqdn., England; 
 Mustered out, D 24, 1918. Address, 2948 Nor- 
 mal Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o E. C. Fig- 
 gins, R. A, Box 27s, Fresno, Calif. 
 
 7695. FRANCES GRACE KLANK 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. L. S., 
 
 1918; b. Ja 23, 1894, Champaign; d. Albert 
 Louis (b. Ger.) and Maud (Howse) Klank (b. 
 Champaign). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Lib. Asst.. Univ. of 111., 
 1918 — . Address, 6i8 W. University Ave., 
 Champaign. 
 
 7696. CARROLL AARON KLEIN 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch. E.; b. Mr 24, 1894, 
 
 Washington, la.; s. Isaac (b. 1852, Ger.) and 
 Ida (Heinsferter) Klein (b. 1864, Davenport, 
 la.). Prepared in Davenport (la.) H. S. 
 Zeta Beta Tau; Art Ed., Siren; Am. Inst, of 
 Arch. Sch. Medal. With Clausan and Kruse 
 Archs.. Davenport, la., 1916-17. U. S. Navy, 
 Pub. Works, Rm. 12, Great Lakes, 111., 1917; 
 Mustered out, F 17, 1919. Address, go? Persh- 
 ing Ave., Davenport, la.; bus. add., 204 E. 4th 
 St., do. 
 
 7697. EMMA ADELE KLEINAU 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 13 ,1885, 
 
 Bloomington. 111.; d. Charles A. (b. Ja 22, 1858, 
 Eingen. Ger.) and Lena (Kluess) Kleinau (b. O 
 28. 1863, Inselbrigen, Ger.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington H. S. B. E., 111. State Norm. Univ., 
 1912. Kappa Delta Pi. Teaclier. Algebra. H. 
 S., LTrbana, 1918-19; Expense Clerk, Paul F. 
 Buih Co., Bloomington, 111., 1919 — . Address, 
 405 S. Clayton St., Bloomington, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Paul F. Buih Co., do. 
 
 7698. ROLAND JOHN KLINGLER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 7, 1894, Lead, S. 
 Dak.; s. John Klingler. Prepared in Lead (S. 
 Dak.) H. S. Address, 521 Addie St., Lead, S. 
 Dak.t 
 
 7699. CHARLES GORR KLOPP 
 Testing Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 30, 
 i8q2. El Paso, Tex.; s. D. J. (b. Mr 4, 1858, 
 Afolkey, 111.) and Emily C. (Gorr) Klopp (b. 
 F 16, 1867. do.). Prepared in El Paso H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; A. S. M. E.; Pre- 
 lim. Honors. Mech. Engr., Lewiston, Pa.; 
 Testing Engr., Am. Engng. Co., Philadelphia. 
 .Address, Streator, 111.; bus. add., Am. Engng. 
 Co., Philadelphia. 
 
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 7700. HARRY FARRAR KNAPPEN- 
 BERGER 
 (Brother of No. 3440) 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. F 24, 1891, Macomb, 111.; 
 s. H. (b. F 6, 1S51, Pa.) and Anna E. (Smith) 
 Knappenberger (b. Je 26. 1859, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Macomb H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Scarab. Address, 415 E. Jackson St., Macomb, 
 Ill.t 
 
 7701. PAUL KENNETH KNIGHT 
 A. B. in Commerce; A. M., 1917; b. F 9. 
 1893, Wabash, Ind.; s. E. G. Knight. Prepared 
 in Wabash (Ind.) H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma. Address, 203 Stoughton St., 
 Champaign. t 
 
 7702. GARY LEE KNODLE 
 Surv. and Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 
 9, 1888, Dixon, 111.; s. Charles L. (b. 1845, 
 Lightsville, 111.) and Majorie (Everts) Knodle 
 (b. 1857, Can.). Prepared in Elgin H. S. 
 Sur. and Draftsman, Assoc. Factory Mutual 
 Fire Ins. Co., Boston. Married Virginia H. 
 Day, Je 1917. Boston. Address, 162 Allston 
 St., Allston, Mass.; bus. add., Room 510, 31 
 Milk St., Boston. 
 
 7703. CORNELIUS WALTER KOEBELE 
 Bridge Inspector; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 24, 
 1893. Chicago Heights, 111.; s. David Koebele. 
 Prepared in Bloom Tp. H. S. C. E. Soc. 
 Insp., Am. Bridge Co., Gary, Ind. Address, 
 577 Tyler St., Gary, Ind.t 
 
 7704. HENRY MICHAEL KOLL 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 23, 1888, 
 Denver; s. John Koll. Prepared in Lane Tech. 
 Inst. Spalding Guild; E. E. Soc; A. S. E. E. 
 Asst. Foreman, Roth Bros. & Co., Chicago. 
 Address, 6538 Kimball Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 1400 W. Adams St., do.t 
 
 770S. FRANK ALEXANDER KOPF 
 Phys. Dir.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 17, 
 1890, E. St. Louis, 111.; s. Jean B. (b. D 23, 
 1857, Leavenworth, Kan.) and Mattie (Cun- 
 ingiiam) Kopf (b. Ja 14, 1858, E. St. Louis. 
 111.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ., 1910. Acanthus; Chem. Club; 
 Tribe of lUini; Adjt. 3rd. Bn., ist Sergt., Univ. 
 Brig.; Varsity Track; Fresh. Track and Basket 
 Ball; Class Base Ball Mgr.; Chm., Jr. Cap Com.; 
 Mil. Ball Com. Ath. coach and So. Instr.. 
 Pratt Co. H. S., Kan., 1916-17; Mil. Instr. and 
 Phys. Dir., Bisbee H. S., Arizona, 1917-18; 
 Teacher, Phys. & Gym., Castle Heights Mil. 
 Acad,, Lebanon, Tenn., 1919 — .Phys. Dir., Y. 
 M. C. A., Jacksonville, Tenn., 191S; do., Nash- 
 ville, Tenn., 1918; Mustered out, Mr 15, 1919- 
 111. Nat. Guard. Co. D. ■^th Inf., 1906-13. Mem., 
 Christian Church; Y. M. C. A. Married Nora 
 Clarkson, My 29, 1914, Peoria. Child, Frankie 
 Virginia, b. Ap 2, 1915. Address, c/o Castle 
 Heights Military Acad,, Lebanon, Tenn, 
 
 7706. FRIEDA ELIZABETH KORTH 
 (APPLE) 
 (Wife of No, 6034) 
 A, B. in L. A. & S.; b, O 17, 1892, Brim- 
 field, 111, Prepared in Elmwood H. S. Alpha 
 Delta Pi; Der Deutsche Verein; Y. W. C. A. 
 Teacher, H, S,, Elmwood, 111. Married Charles 
 H, Apple ('14), F 2, 1918, Paris, 111. Address, 
 Trivoli, 111. 
 
 7707. AGNES ROSE KOUPAL 
 Y. W. C. A. Sec; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b 
 Je 6, 1889, Chicago; d. Jacob (b. 1858, Bohe 
 mia) and Anna Koupal (b. i860, do.). Pre 
 pared in Crown Point (Ind.) H. S. Office Sec. 
 Y, W. C. A,, Champaign, Address, 801 S 
 Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 7708. GARABET HOVANESS 
 
 KOUYOUMJIAN 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Je 17, 1890, 
 Armenia; s. Hagop Kouyoumjian. Prepared in 
 St. Paul's Inst., Turkey, Elec. Engr., Gen. Elec. 
 Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Address, Everek, Arme- 
 nia; bus. add., S22 Poplar St., Ft. Wayne, Ind.t 
 
 7709. ARTHUR ENDRES KRAECKMANN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 28, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; s. Fred (b. N 17, 1868, do.) and Mathil- 
 da (Endres) Kraeckmann (b. Mr 2, 1869, do.). 
 Prepared in Lake View H, S. Farmer, Madi- 
 son, Wis. Address, R 7, Madison, Wis. 
 
 7710. WILBUR EDWARD KREBS 
 Lawyer; LL. B,; b. Ag 31, 1893, Chicago; 
 
 s. A, E. Krebs. Prepared in Belleville H. S. 
 Alpha Sigma Phi; Phi Delta Piii; Ma- Wan-Da; 
 Ku Klu.x; Helmet; Egyptian Club; Varsity 
 Baseball; Homecoming Com. Lawyer, Belle- 
 ville, 111. I St Lt., 342nd Inf., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 211 S. High St.. Belleville, Ill.t 
 
 771 1. ELIE SPENCER KRIEGH 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 25., 1895, Springfield, 
 111.; s. W. M. Kriegh. Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Homecoming Com.; 
 Mil. Band. 2nd Lt., F. A., U. S. A., Heavy 
 .\rt. Sch., A. E. F., France. Address, 4348 W. 
 Madison St., Chicago. t 
 
 7712. RICHARD WALKER KRITZER 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 17, 1896, Newago, 
 Mich.; s. Charles C. (b. F 19, 1863, Newago, 
 Mich.) and Edith M. (Walker) Kritzer (b. Ag 
 23, 1871, Newago, Mich.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Ma- Wan-Da; 
 Class Football; 1916 JUio Staff; Daily Illini 
 Staff; Mgr. Varsity Baseball; Homecoming Com. 
 Lt., Univ. Brig. Ambulance Corps, France. Ad- 
 dress, 5514 Hyde Park Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 7713- LEO PETER KURT, JR. 
 Merchant; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag i, 1894, 
 Clifton, 111.; s. Leo Peter (b. Dubuque, la.) 
 and Sabina (Coyne) Kurt (b. Dubuque, la.). 
 Prepared in Clinton H. S. Phi Kappa; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S. M. E. Merchant, Standard Oil 
 Co,. N, Y., 1916; do., China, 1916 — . Married 
 Helen James, S 30, 1918, Shanghai, China. Ad- 
 dress, Shanghai, China, c/o Socony. 
 
 7714. KATE LACKEY 
 Teacher; A. B. and M. A. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 N 4, 1893, Lawrenceville, 111.; d. George W. 
 (b. N 5, 1S63, Russelville, 111.) and Theresa 
 (Whitnack) Lackey (b. My 7, 1866, North 
 Salem, Ind,). Prepared in Lawrenceville Tp. 
 H, S. Alethenai; Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; W. A. A,; Capt., Biisketball and 
 Hockev. Asst, Prin. and teacher, H. S., Alta- 
 niont. 111.. 1916-18; do.. Pinckneyville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Lawrenceville, 111, ; bus. add., Pinckney- 
 ville, 111, 
 
 7715, WILLIAM STANTON LADD 
 Farmer; B, S. in Agr.; b, Ap 11, 1887, Tay- 
 lorville. 111,; s, Curtis K. (b, 1852, do.) and 
 Rosetta E, Winslow (b, 1862, Chatham, 111.). 
 Prepared in Taylorville H. S. ; Univ. Acad. 
 Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Philomathean; Final 
 Honors. Grad. work, Cornell Univ., 1916-17; 
 Farmer, Taylorville, 111., 1917 — . Address, 
 Taylorville, 111. 
 
 7716. LLOYD E. LAMKINS 
 Bank Cashier; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 29, 1892, 
 Colfax, 111.; s. Milo W. (b. Ja 22, 1855, Sara- 
 nac, N. Y.) and Mary Eliza (Broadwell) Lam- 
 kins (b, S 21, 1858, do.). Prepared in Fair- 
 bury H, S. Agr. Club; Sergt., ist Lt,, Lt. Col., 
 Univ. Brig.; Cadet Hop Com. Teacher, Mt. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 631 
 
 Pulaski, 111., 1916-17; Chief Clerk, Personnel 
 Office S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Asst. 
 Cashier, First University Bank, Champaign, 
 1918 — . 1st Sergt., Troop B, ist 111. Cavalry; 
 2d Lt., Co. B, loth Inf., 111. Nat. Guard; Capt., 
 do., 1918 — . Married Trenna Marian Evans, 
 Mr 5, 1918, Decatur, 111. Address, 404 W. 
 Washington, Champaign; bus. add. First Uni- 
 versity Bank, 606 E. Green St., do. 
 
 7717. RUTH ELLEN LANCASTER 
 Yeowoman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 29, 
 1894, Maywood, 111.; d. Frederick (b. 1862, 
 Eng.) and Ada (Switzer) Lancaster (b. 1868, 
 St. Charles, 111.). Prepared in Maywood H. 
 S.; Univ. of Chicago, summer, 19 15. Chi 
 Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Prelim. Honors; V. P., VVoman's 
 League. Teacher, 1916-17, Atvvood, 111.; Stud., 
 Gregg Bus. Coll., 1917-18. Enlisted in Navy, 
 as 3d class Yeowoman, Washington, D. C, 
 1918 — . Address, 812 S. 3rd Ave., Maywood. 
 111. 
 
 7718. ORAL ALBERT LANSCHE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 29, 1890, 
 Brighton, 111.; s. Charles and Martha (Rogers) 
 Lansche. Prepared in Brighton II. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Acacia; Eta Kappa Nu; Ionian; 
 E. E. Soc. ; Stud. Union Council; Fresh. Var- 
 sity Football; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; 
 Basketball; Swimming Team. Engr., Westing- 
 house Elec. & Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh; Airplane 
 Engine Testing Equipment, Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington, D. C. Married Fern M. Loing 
 ('15), Ag 10, 1918, New York City. Address, 
 1231 Mt. Loyal Ave., Baltimore, Md. ; bus. add., 
 1769 Willard St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 7719. JESS CHARLES LARGENT 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 21, i8q3, 
 Danville, 111.; s. Charles (b. 1870, Philo, 111.) 
 and Laura (Wilier) Largent (b. 1868, Deca- 
 tur, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Glee 
 and Mandolin Club. Engr. Draftsman, 111. 
 Central R. R., Chicago. Mem., A. S. C. E. 
 Address, 61 18 Stony Island Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7720. IRVING NICHOLAS LARSON 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Mr xo, 1894, 
 
 LaPorte, Ind.; s. Charles O. (b. N 13, 1865, 
 Sweden) and Helen C. (b. Ja 12, i860, do.). 
 Prepared in LaPorte (Ind.) H. S. Arch. 
 Engr., Lima, O.; Bentley and Sons, Toledo, 
 O. ist Lt., U. S. A. S., A. E. F., 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, Mr 5, 1919, Mem., Swedish Luther- 
 an Church; Elks Club. Address, looi Maple 
 Ave., LaPorte, Ind. 
 
 7721. RAYMOND VICTOR LARSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 12, 1892, Hen- 
 derson, Minn.; s. Peter (b. My 10, 1844, Nor- 
 wa}') and Anna (Marmorine) Larson (b. S 25, 
 1861, Henderson, Minn.). Prepared in Hen- 
 derson (Minn.) H. S.; St. Norm. Sch., Val- 
 ley City, N. Dak., 1912-14. Agr. Club. Dir. 
 of Agr. Dept., Taylors Falls n. S., Taylors 
 Falls, Minn.; do., Agr. Exten. Div., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1919 — . Scoutmaster, Troop I., Taylors 
 Falls, Minn.; Chm., Taylors Falls Branch 
 Am. Red Cross, 1916-18. Forest Pathological 
 Div., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1918; Aviation Sch., 
 Carnegie Inst, of Tech., Pittsburgh; Air Ser- 
 vice, Mech. Sch., St. Paul; Mustered out, 1919. 
 Address, Henderson, Minn.; bus. add., c/o 
 Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis. 
 
 7722. CHARLTON PAGE LATHROP 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 191 7; b. Ag 
 
 28, 1895, Chicago; s. J. C. B. LathroD. Pre- 
 pared in Carl Schurz H. S., Chicago. Hort. 
 Club; Agr. Club; Country Life Club; 111. Soc. 
 of Agron. Chem. Warfare Service, Am. Univ. 
 Exp. Sta. Address, 4418 Kildare Ave., Chi- 
 cago.! 
 
 772Z. MARY JANE LAWLESS 
 
 (Sister of No. 6377) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 24, 1891, La 
 
 Prairie, 111.; d. J. T. Lawless. Prepared in 
 
 Carthage Acad. Treas., Sr. Illinae. Address, 625 
 
 Cherry St., Carthage, Ill.t 
 
 7724. NELSON LAWNIN 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 13, 1894, St. 
 Louis; s. Louis D. and Julia (Nelson) Lawnin. 
 Prepared in Man. Tr. Sch., St. Louis. Sigma 
 Chi; Ku Klux; Jr. and Sr. Class Com. Engr., 
 Am. Steel Foundries, Granite City, 111., 1916-17. 
 Flying Cadet Sergt., R. C. A. S., 1917-18; 
 2d Lt., R. M. A., Signal R. C. A. S., 1918; 
 Mustered out, D 8, 1918. Address, 311 Jefferson 
 Road, Edwardsville, 111.; bus. add., American 
 Steel Foundries, Granite City, 111. 
 
 7725. *EDGAR ALFRED LAWRENCE 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 18, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Peters Lawrence. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. Sch. Jr. Highway Engr. Canadian Air 
 Service, 1917; Lt., Aviation Section, Sig. 
 Corps, A. E. F., France, 1918. Killed in action, 
 Je 4, 1918, France. 
 
 7726. JOEL WILLIAM LAWS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 23, 1894. Don- 
 nellson. 111.; s. Charles L. (b. do.) and Florence 
 (Traylor) Laws (b. Coffeen, 111.). Prepared 
 in Donnellson H. S. Hoof and Horn Club; Agr. 
 Club. Farmer, Donnellson, 111,, 1916-1918. 58 
 Co.. IS Batt., Camp Taylor, Ky., 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; Donnellson Community Club. Ad- 
 dress, Donnellson, 111. 
 
 7727. JOSEPH DAYLE LAWYER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 20, 1891, Tenn.; s. 
 A. M. Lawyer. Prepared in Macomb H. S. Law- 
 yer, Chicago. Address, 841 Wilson Ave., Chi- 
 cagct 
 
 7728. MAC E. LEACH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1917; b. My 23, 
 1892, Bridgeport, 111.; s. Edward Leach. Pre- 
 pared in Bridgeport H. S. ist Lt., Evacua- 
 tion Ambulance Co. 7, A. E. F., France. 1918 — . 
 Address, 326 W. 51st St., New York City. 
 
 7729. PAUL J. LEACH 
 Co. Supt.; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 3, 1890, Ma- 
 comb, 111.; s. A. J. and Bertha (Zander) Leach 
 (b. Ger.). Prepared in Macomb H. S.; West. 
 III. St. Norm. Agr. Club; Glee and Mandolin 
 Club. Instr., Agr. and Sc, Urbana H. S.; City 
 Leader, Boy's and Girl's Club Work, Urbana, 
 1916-18; County Supt., Schs., Rockford, 111., 
 1918 — . Married Gladys Hodson, Je 21, 1915, 
 St. Paul. Child, Harriet, b. F 20, 191 7. Address, 
 Rockford, HI. c/o County Supt. of Schools. 
 
 7730. LEROY WILLIAM LEDGERWOOD 
 Engr. and Supt.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 17, 
 1887, Creston, la.; s. John M. Ledgerwood. 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Prelim. Honors. 
 Engr. and Supt., Southwest. Eng. Co., Spring- 
 field, Mo. Address, c/o Southwestern Eng. Co., 
 Woodruff Bldg., Springfield, Mo.t 
 
 7731. MARIAN LEATHERMAN 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; d. William Myers and 
 Margaret Jane (Young) Leatherman. Prepared 
 in Pa. Coll. for Women. Prep. Dept., Pitts- 
 burgh. A. B., Cornell Univ., 1907. Lecturer, 
 Lib. Sch.; Lib. Asst., Hist, and Pol. Sc. Sem- 
 inar Lib., 1913-19; Libn., Base Hosp., Camp 
 Wadsworth, S. C. ; do.. Camp McPherson, Ga., 
 1918 — . Auth.: Municipal documents and other 
 publications on municipal govt, in the Univ. of 
 111. Lib., Univ. of III. Bui. Mem., Am. Lib. 
 Assn., 191 1 ; 111. Lib. Assn., 1914-18. Address, 
 6708 Thomas Blvd., Pittsburgh. 
 
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 7732. ELLENA LEE 
 (Daughter of No. 218; Sister of Nos. 3071, 
 383s, 4769, 7030) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 7, 1892, 
 Hamlet, 111.; d. Elisha ('79), (b. Ap 6, 1856, 
 do.) and Ellena (Bopes) Lee (b. D 7, 1855, 
 do.). Prepared in Aledo H. S. Omicron Nu; 
 Illiola; Final Honors; Y. W. C. A. Teacher, 
 Keithsburg, 111., 1916-17. Address, R. i, Rey- 
 nolds, 111. 
 
 7733. WILKIE WRIGHT LEGGETT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 10, 1895, 
 Leggett, Miss.; d. William Wright (b. Mr 15, 
 1857, do.) and Mary Emma (Brumfield) Leg- 
 gett (b. Ap 15, 1857, do.). Prepared in Mag- 
 nolia H. S.; B. S., Indus. Inst, and Coll. of 
 Miss., Columbus, Miss., 1911-15. Alpha Xi Del- 
 ta; Alethenai. Grad. work, Univ. of 111., 1917- 
 Asst., Home Econ. Dept., Russelville, Ark., 
 1916-17; do., St. Norm. Coll., Greensboro, N. C, 
 1917-18; do., Colo. St. Teachers' Coll., Greeley, 
 Colo., 1918 — . Dir., Red Cross Surgical Dres- 
 sing, St. Norm. Coll., Greensboro, N. C. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, McComb, Miss.; bus. 
 add., 1325 nth St., Greeley, Colo. 
 
 7734. ROY WALTER LEIBSLE 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 18, 1892, 
 
 Conrad, la.; s. H. F. (b. Ger.) and Anna (Hei- 
 fer) Leibsle (b. do.). Prepared in East Des 
 Moines H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Scarab. 
 With Frank E. Wetherell, Arch., Des Moines, 
 1916-17; Jr. Mem., Geib and Leibsle, Arch, 
 and Engrs.. Bemidji, Minn., 1917-18. Pvt. Co. 
 C, 313th Engrs., N. A., 1918; E. R. O. T. C, 
 Camp Lee, Va.; 2nd Lt., Engrs., N. A., 1918. 
 Mem., A. F A. M.; B. P. O. E. Address, 1320 
 E. 9th St., Des Moines. 
 
 7735. WAYNE SNYDER LEIGHTY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 26, 1893, 
 
 Billet, 111.; s. George Leighty. Prepared in 
 Lawrenceville H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; 
 Class Baseball. .Address, Billet, 111. 
 
 7736. ROY EDWARD LE KANDER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Mr 17, 1893, 
 St. Charles, 111.; s. Alfred Le Kander. Pre- 
 pared in W. Chicago H. S. Civ. Engr., C. & 
 N. W. Ry. Co., Fond du Lac, Wis. Address, 
 22 Western Ave., Fond du Lac, Wis.j 
 
 7737. EDGAR GUY LEMMON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 14, 1891, Neba, 
 111.; s. T. L. Lemmon. Prepared in Carroll- 
 ton H. S. Address, Roodhouse, Ill.t 
 
 7738. NORMAN JESEPH LENHART 
 Acct. and Auditor; A. B. in Commerce; b. 
 
 Je 19, 1894, Mattoon, 111.; s. C. N. Lenhart. 
 "Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Iris; Univ. Band; 
 Glee Club. Acct. and Auditor, Anderson De- 
 lany and Co., Chicago. Married Carolina 
 Hackett, Jl s, 1916, Champaign. Address, 3515 
 W. Adams St., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Ander- 
 son De Lany and Co., Harris Trust Bldg., do.f 
 
 7739. CLARENCE ALONZO LENTZ 
 Life Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 
 
 IS, 1887, Anna, 111.; s. Daniel (b. N 6, 1861. 
 Cobden, 111.) and Mettie (Freece) Lentz (b. S 
 14, 1868, Anna, 111.). Prepared in So. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of Chicago, 1913. Life 
 Ins. Salesman, Champaign, 1916-17; Gen. Agt. 
 in Central 111. Cos., Reliance Life Ins. Co., 
 Pittsburgh, 1917 — . Married Lela Geneva Gay, 
 My 15, 1912, (I'arbondale, 111. Children: Zula 
 Virginia, b. D 29, 1913; Geneva Gay, b. Ag 
 7, 1917. Address, 209 E. Green St., Cham- 
 paign; bus. add., 205 Co-op Bldg., do. 
 
 7740. CHESTER WILLIAM LENZING 
 ^ Chemist; B. S. in Cheni. E.; b. Ag 4, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Charles (b. 1859, Ger.) and Hen- 
 rietta (Jones) Lenzing (b. 1864, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Chem. Club; Lt., Univ. Brig. Asst. Chera., 
 Armour Soap Works, 191b; Chem., Armour 
 Glycerine Plant, 1916 — . Mem., A. C. S. 
 Address, 3054 Southport Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7741. EARL EMANUEL LIBMAN 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Ja 21, 
 
 1894, Chicago; s. Kalman M. (b. Mr 4, 1852, 
 Poland) and Annie (Meyer) Libman (b. S 29, 
 1 86 1, Chicago). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago. Final Honors. Asst. Const. Engr., 
 I. T. S., 1916-17; Asst., Ceramics, Univ. of 
 111., 1917 — . Auth. : Kiln Arches, Brick and 
 Clay Record, N 1916. Mem., Am. (Teram. Soc; 
 Univ. Club, 1917 — . Married Bertholda Al 
 Ehrlich, N i, 1916, Chicago. Address, 912 W. 
 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 7742. IRENE LILLIAN LIGGETT 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 6, 1892, Camp 
 Point, 111.; d. W. H. Liggett. Prepared in 
 Camp Point H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi 
 Delta Psi; Yo Ma; Alethenai; Pres., Women's 
 League: Y. W. C. A. Social Work, Brooklyn 
 Bur. of Charities, Brooklyn, N. Y. Address, 
 122 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, N. Y.f 
 
 7743. MARCELLO FRANCISCO DE LIMA 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 26, 1891, Brazil; s. 
 Coriolano de Lima. Prepared in Mackenzie 
 Coll., Brazil. Address, 105 Victorino Carmillo, 
 Las Paulo, Brazil.! 
 
 7744. CLOVIS WARD LINCOLN 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 15, 1893, 
 Rock Falls, 111.; s. Ward and Hattie E. (Coy) 
 Lincoln. Prepared in Rock Falls H. S. Iris; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E.; Pre- 
 lim. Honors; Capt., Univ. Brig. Asst. Const. 
 Engr., Aurora .\utomatic Mach. Co., Aurora, 
 111., 1912-13. Engng. Staff, Curtiss Aeroplane 
 Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1915-17; Instr., Aeroplane 
 Dept. U. S. A. S., 1917-18; Aeronautical Mech. 
 Engr., Airplane Engng. Dept., Signal Corps, 
 U. S. A.; Co. E, 3d Regt., Air Service Me- 
 chanics Sch., St. Paul; Corp., do., Minneapolis; 
 Bur. of Aircraft Production, Washington, D. 
 C; Mustered out, F 3, 1919. Jr. Mem., S. M. 
 E.; Soc. Arch. Engrs. Address, 216 4th Ave., 
 Rock Falls, 111. 
 
 774S. CYRIL SVEN LINDER 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Jl 9, 
 1892, Chicago; s. Oliver A. (b. Alstad, Swe- 
 den) and Theresa F. (Sennstrom) Linder, (b. 
 Grisslehamn, do.). Prepared in Englewood H. 
 S., Chicago. Alpha Chi Sigma. Asst. Supt., Pitts- 
 burgh Plate Glass Co., Ford City, Pa., 1916; 
 Ceramic Engr., do., Creighton, Pa. Mem., A. 
 C. S., 1914. Address, c/o Pittsburgh Plate 
 Glass Co., Creighton, Pa. 
 
 7746. HORACE WILLARD LINDSEY 
 Editor; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 8, 1894, Rock- 
 ford, 111.; s. A. E. Lindsey. Prepared in Rock- 
 ford H. S. Assoc. Editor, Am. Builder. Address, 
 1431 Jarvis Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 7747. CARRIE EDNA LINNELL 
 (BENSON) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 9, 1887, Belvidere, 
 III.; d. Selwin C. (b. My 6, 1848, Rockford, 
 111.) and Carrie (Armstrong) Linnell (b. Jl 30, 
 1854, Harlem, 111.). Prepared in Belvidere H. 
 S.; N. W. Univ.. 1905-6, 1907-8. Y. W. C. A. 
 Cabinet. Teacher, Phoenix, Ariz., 1916-18. Mar- 
 ried Earl Benson, Ap 22, 1918, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 Address, 526 Linn St., Peoria. 
 
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 7748. CLYDE MAURICE LINSLEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 17, 1892, Fair- 
 field, 111.; s. S. E. Linsley. Prepared in Fair- 
 field H. S. Asst.. Soil Fert., Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111., 1916; Farmer, Fairfield, 111., 
 1916 — . Address, Fairfield, Ill.t 
 
 7749. CHARLES REEVES LITTLE 
 Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 12, 
 
 1893, Duluth, Minn.; s. Edwin C. (b. 1863, 
 Cleveland, O.) and Jennie E. (McCoy) Little 
 (b. 1866, Washington, la.). Prepared in 
 Duluth (Minn.) Central H. S. Phi Gamma Del- 
 ta; Ma-wan-da; Pres., Ath. Assn.; Capt., Class 
 Football; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Sec, Y. M. C. 
 A., St. Louis, 1916-17; Salesman, Standard Oil 
 Co., Chicago. Camp Sec, Y. M. C. A., 
 Wichita Falls, Tex., 1917-18; 24th Co., 164 De- 
 pot Brig., Camp Fuiiston, Kan., 1918; 2nd Lt., 
 1 8th Co.. Central Mach. Gun Officers' Tr. Sch., 
 Camp Hancock, Ga., 1918 — . Address, 1702 N. 
 La Salle St., Chicago; bits, add., 910 S. M!ichi- 
 gan Ave., c/o Standard Oil Co., do. 
 
 7750. RUTH FLAGG LIVESAY 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 19, 1892, 
 Nashville, 111.; d. Robinson Lorenzo Corring- 
 ton (b. Je 19, 1851, do.) and Wylla Jane (Crih- 
 field) Livesay (b. Ag i. 1861, Chillicothe, Mo.). 
 Prepared in Nashville H. S. Gregorian. Teach- 
 er, Newton, 111., 1916-17; Clerk. East St. 
 Louis, 111., 1917 — . Address, 1632 N. 54th St., 
 East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 7751. JOHN ORAS LONG 
 (Brother of No. 9218) 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 19, 1895, 
 Atwood, Kan.; s. Thomas Lincoln (b. Ap 19, 
 1865, Watseka, 111.) and Laura Elen (Gaunt) 
 Long (b. Je 10, 1872, Breckenridge, Mo.). Pre- 
 pared in Watseka H. S. Adelphic; Mgr., Univ. 
 Dramatic Union Productions. Stud., Boston 
 Univ. Sch. of Theology, 1916 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 72 Mt. Vernon St., Boston. 
 
 7752. HAROLD BENJAMIN LOTZ 
 Civ. Engr., B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 13, 1894, 
 
 Madison, Ind.; s. H. B. Lotz. Prepared in 
 Madison (Ind.) H. S. Univ. Band. City Civ. 
 Engr., Madison, Ind. Asst. Bandleader, 325th 
 F. A., Hdqtrs. Co., A. E. F., France; Mus- 
 tered out, Mr I, 1919. Address, 216 E. Main 
 St. Madison, Ind. 
 
 7753. CLIFFORD SHARON LOVE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 22, 1892, Sid- 
 ney, 111.; s. M. E. Love. Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Alpha Gamma Rho; Agr. Club. 
 Farmer, Sidney, 111. Naval Aviation Sch., Pen- 
 sacola, Fla., 1917; LI. S. N. Air Forces, 1918 — . 
 Address, Sidney, Ill.t 
 
 7754. MARY ELIZABETH LOVE 
 (MUNCIE) 
 (Wife of G492; Sister of No. 4281) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 12, 1887. Pesotum, 
 111.; d. J. L. Love. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 •Married Fred Weaver Muncie (g'13), Ag 15, 
 igiS, Urbana. Address, Olney, 111. 
 
 7755- CHI TSING LU 
 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. O 19, 1889, Kiangsi, 
 China; s. F. C. Lu. Prepared in Kiangsi Coll., 
 China; Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1912-14. M. S., 
 Colurnbia, 1917. Chinese Stud. Club; A. I. M. 
 E. Mining prospecting trip, So. China, 1917- 
 18; Min. Engr. and one of organizers of Hua 
 Hsen Tin Mining Co. and Lee Sun Tungsten 
 Mining Co., discovered cassiterite and wolf- 
 ramite deposits in Kan-Nan district, China. 
 1918 — . Mem., Sc of China; Engng. Assoc, of 
 China. Addiess, Kan Chow, Kiangsi, China. 
 
 7756. BENJAMIN EDWARD LUDVIK 
 
 (Husliand of No. 8001; 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1917; 
 b. Ap 28, 1S93, Chicago; s. Frank (b. D 29, 
 1866. Bohemia) and Jose])hine (Karnold) Lud- 
 vic (b. Ag 28, 1867, do.). Prepared in Medill 
 H. S. • Class Basketball; Class Soccer; Cadet 
 Hop Com. Head of Hist. Dept., Pekin, 111., H. 
 S. 2d Lt., Inf., Camp MacArthur, Waco, 
 Tex.; do.. Camp Shelby, Miss. Married Olga 
 M. Thai ('16), Ap 28, 1918, Arlington Heights, 
 111. Address, Dearborn, Mich. 
 
 7757- LESTER JOHN LUDWIG 
 Acct. and Auditor; A. B. in Commerce; b. 
 O 30, 1894, Ottawa, 111.; s. Christian (b. N 
 IS, 1857, do.) and Berths (Lempii) Ludwig 
 (b. F 15, 1862, do.)^ Prepared in Ottawa Tp. 
 H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Cosmopolitan; Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Philomathean; Final Honors. 
 Pub. Acct. and Auditor, Deloette, Plender, 
 Griffiths & Co.. Ottawa, 111. Bat. E, 332nd F. 
 A., Camp Grant, 111., 1918; Co. B., 30th Eng., 
 111.; Bus. Mgr., Dir. Gen of Transportation, 
 A. P. O. 717, A. E. F., France, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, R. 28, Ottawa, 111.; bits, add., 1400 E. 
 53d St., do. 
 
 7758- LESLIE ROBERT LUMLEY 
 (Son of Nos. 484, 548) 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 23, 1893, 
 Urbana; s. Dr. Clinton Grant ('86), (b. Je 14, 
 1S62, Ringwood, 111.) and Nellie (McLean) 
 Lumlev ('88), (b. Ag 18, 1866, Urbana). Pre- 
 pared in Wendell Phillips H. S. Alpha Delta 
 Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Loyante; Philo- 
 mathean; V. P., Stud. Union; Advertising Mgr., 
 ///. Mag.; Capt., LTniv. Brig. Automobile Sales- 
 man, Urbana. V. S. A. S., 191 7; Top Sergt., 
 U. S. A. S., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. ; Aero 
 Sqdn. Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111., 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, D 1918. Address, 411 West Nevada 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 7759. MERLE FRANCIS LUMMIS 
 (Brother of No. 8549) 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 15. 
 .1893, Quincy, III.; s. H. F. Lummis. Prepared 
 in Quincy H. S. Pi Omicron. Automobile 
 Salesman, Quincy, 111. 2d Lt., F. A., U. S. R., 
 1 91 7. Address, 1601 Vermont St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 7760. GEORGE RICHARD LUNDE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 20, 1892, Elgin, 111.; s. 
 O. P. Lunde. Prepared in South Bend (Ind.) 
 H. S. Address, 3235 Fullerton Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 7761. ANDREW VICTOR THEODOR 
 LUNDGREN 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. S 20, 1884, 
 Sweden; s. C. J. (b. Je 1850, do.) and johona 
 (Jonson) Lundgren (b. O 1845, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Luther Coll., Wahoo, Nebr. ; August- 
 ana Coll., Canton, S. C. Draftsman, Chicago. 
 Mem., Lutheran Church. Address, 1508 Bal- 
 moral Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7762. EDGAR EMMANUEL LUNGREN 
 Engr.; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. D 25. 1893. 
 Aurora, 111.; s. P. J. Lungren. Prepared in 
 West Aurora H. S. Sigma Chi. Engr., West. 
 United Gas & Elec. Co., Aurora, 111. 2nd Lt., 
 R. M. A., Selfridge Field, Mich.; Mustered 
 out. D 9, 1918. Address, iii Plum St., .Aurora, 
 111.; bits, add.. Western United Gas & Electric 
 Co., do. 
 
 7763. RICHARD DANA LYMAN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 5, 1888, Chi- 
 cago; s. Francis Ogden (b. Ag 9, 1846, Hawaii) 
 and Ruth Charlotte (Dana) Lyman (b. Je 30, 
 i>!-i4, Boston). Prepared in Rugby Sch., Ken- 
 ihvorth. 111., 1900-02; St. Paul's Sch., Concord, 
 N. H., 1902-05. A. B., Harvard. 1909. Agr. 
 
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 Club; Hort. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Coun- 
 try Life Club; Am. Soc. of Agron.; Seymour 
 Leag^tie. Farmer, 1916-17; Chem., Millner 
 Dairy Co., Norfolk, Va., 191 7; Montauk Ice 
 Cream Co., 1917; Statistician, McLean and 
 Egerton Ins. Agency, 1918; Sanitary Dairy Co., 
 Houghton, Mich., 1918; Fenn Bros., Sioux 
 Falls, S. Dak. Dairy Bacteriologist, Kratzer 
 Ice Cream Co., Montgomery, Ala. Auth. : 
 Articles in ///. Agr. Mem., Brotherhood of 
 St. Andrew, Christ Church. Address, 1042 
 Catalpa Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Kratzer Ice 
 Cream Co., Montgomery, Ala. 
 
 7764. JOHN BOYD LYON 
 Ceram. Engr. ; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. O 10, 
 1894, La Harpe, 111.; s. John M. (b. Burling- 
 ton, la.) and Mary Dell (Cassingham) Lyon 
 (b. La Harpe, 111.). Prepared in La Harpe H. 
 S.; Indus. Efficiency with D. T. Farnham, St. 
 Louis. Alpha Chi Sigma; Keramos. Ceram. 
 Engr., Standard Brick Co., St. Louis, 1917 — . 
 Married Roberta Hartrich, O 23, 191 7, Deca- 
 tur, 111. Address, 4904 Euclid Terrace Apts., 
 St. Louis; bus. add., c/o Laclede Christy Co., 
 do. 
 
 7765. CARRIE FAY LYONS 
 
 (Sister of No. 6394) 
 Govt. Demonstrator; A. B. in H. So.; b. Ja 
 15, 1896, Greenup, 111.; d. Thomas Marion (b. 
 D 12, i860, do.) and Etta Barbara (Sherwood) 
 Lyons (b. F 16, 1867, do.). Prepared in 
 Greenup H. S. Teacher, Greenup, 111., 191O- 
 18; Govt. Food Demonstrator, 111., 19 18 — . 
 Address, Greenup, 111. 
 
 7766. HAZEL SIBYL LYONS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 27, 
 
 1894, Canton, 111.; d. Morris S. and Florence 
 C. Lyons. Prepared in Soldan H. S., St. Louis. 
 Der Deutsche Verein; Gregorian; Y. W. C. A. 
 Teacher, Loda, 111., 1916-17; do., Salem, 111., 
 1917-18. Address, 115 sth St., Savanna, 111. 
 
 7767. MAY' ELIZABETH McADAMS 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 10, 1881, 
 Chicago; d. Andrew (b. F 22, 1849, London- 
 derry, Ireland) and Julia (Hall) McAdams 
 (b. O 7, 1859, Gloucester, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago; Armour Inst., 
 1899. Alethenai; W. A. A. Draftsman, War- 
 ren Manning's landscape office, N. Billerica, 
 Mass., 1916; Chicago, 1917; Melbourne, Fla., 
 1917-18; Instr., Land. (Sard. Dept., Univ. of 
 111.. 1918— . Address, 1303 E. 53rd St., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Room 306, Agr. Bldg., Univ. 
 of 111., do. 
 
 7768. LEO GAY McAFEE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Commerce; b. My 26, 
 1893, Ohlman, 111.; s. George S. Mc.\fee. Pre- 
 pared in Springfield H.^ S. Prelim. Honors. 
 Address, 175 9th Ave., New York City.f 
 
 7769. MILES JOHN McClelland 
 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 19, 1893, 
 Park City, Summit Co., Utah; s. Robert Lee 
 (b. N 18, 1869, Kansas City, Mo.) and Etta 
 Elizabeth (Lindsay) McClelland (b. D 27, 1875, 
 Salt Lake City). Prepared in Boise (Idaho) 
 H. S. Arch. Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Univ. 
 Band. Arch.. A. G. Zimmerman, Arch., Chi- 
 cago; do., Grossman and Proskauer, Engrs. 
 and Archs., Chicago: do., Chicago Telephone 
 Co.. Chicago. Jr. Engr.. U. S. Reclamation 
 Service, 1917. Mem., Lambda Sigma Phi, Chi- 
 cago. Married, Ag 21, 191S. Address, 1642 
 Pearl St., Denver, Colo.; bus. add., Room 509, 
 Tramway Bldg., do. 
 
 7770. WINIFRED LEO McCLURE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 16, 18S8, 
 Chrisman, 111.; d. F. H. McClure. Prepared 
 in Frances Shinier Sch. H. So. Club; Y. W. 
 
 C. A.; Mem., Sr. Council; Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 Sec, Sr. Illinae; Sec, Woman's League, 
 leacher, Carlinville, 111. Address, Chrisman, 
 111.; btts. add., Carlinville, Ill.t 
 
 7771- ALVA ELISHA McCOY 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; b. Je 12, 1892, 
 .Mtamont, 111.; s. James S. McCoy. Prepared 
 in Altamont H. S. Am. Soc. of Agron.; 111. 
 Soc. of Agron.; Agr. Club; Prelim. Honors. 
 With St. Bd. of Health, N. D.. 19 17—. Ad- 
 dress, c/o St. Bd. of Health, Grand Forks, N. 
 Uak.t 
 
 7772. WENDELL KEMP McCRACKEN 
 (Brother of No. 6400) 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. My 5, 1894, 
 Paxton, 111.; s. Robert Ainsley (b. N 19, 1854, 
 Pittsburgh) and Luella B. (Kemp) McCracken 
 (b. O 12, 1867, Marshall Co., 111.). Prepared 
 ni Paxton H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Ma-wan-da; 
 Ku Klux; Lambkins; Glee and Mandolin Club; 
 111. Union. Life Ins. Salesman John Han- 
 cock Mutual Life Ins. Co., Detroit. U. S. A. 
 S.; Flying Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111., 1918; 
 Lt., do., N, 1918; Mustered out. Address, 
 Paxton, 111. 
 
 7773- CHARLES WILLIAM McCUMBER 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Je 18, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. William (b. 1861, Ind.) and Eliza- 
 beth Katherine (Lancaster) McCumber (b. 
 1868, Chicago). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Scarab; Maj., Univ. Brig. Jr. partner, William 
 McCumber and Son Gen. Builders, 1916-17. 
 C. C. M., U. S. N. R. F., Great Lakes Naval 
 Tr. Sta., 111., Rm. 11, Pub. Works Dept. N. T. 
 S., Great Lakes. 111.; Mustered out, Ja 23, 
 1919. Married Dorothy Eddington, D 22, 
 1917, Chicago. Address, 10350 S. Seeley Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 140 S. Dearborn St., do. 
 
 7774- ALEXANDER PAUL MAC DONALD 
 
 Lumber Dealer; B. S. in .^gr. ; b. N 11, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. .-\. R. Mac Donald. Prepared in 
 Morris H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Alpha 
 Clamma Rho; .Alpha Zeta; Ma-wan-da; Varsity 
 swimming; Prelim. Honors. With Morris 
 Lumber Co., 111. Married Vivian Stephen, S 4, 
 1917, Morris, 111. Address, 715 Division St., 
 Morris, Ill.t 
 
 7775. ROBERT E. McDOWELL 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 10, 1888, Char- 
 lotte, N. C.; s. Frank N. McDowell. Prepared 
 in Steele Creek (N. C.) H. S. B. S., David- 
 son Coll., Davidson, N. C. Kappa Sigma; 
 Alpha Zeta. Married Grace Bradford, F 28, 
 id: 8, Huntersville, N. C. Address, R 3, Char- 
 lotte, N. C. 
 
 7776. WILLIAM THOMAS McELVEEN, 
 JR. 
 
 B. S. in Sc; b. D 11, 1895, N. Y. City; 
 s. William Thomas McElveen. Prepared in 
 Evanston Tp. H. S. ; attended Dartmouth Coll. 
 .Address, 802 Seward St., Evanston, Ill.t 
 
 7777. DUMAS MILLER McFALL 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 12, 1S94, Mattoon, 
 111.; s. J. .\. McFall. Prepared in Mattoon 
 H. S. Innes of Court; Pan Hellenic Coun- 
 cil; Home-Coming Com.; Sr. Smoker Com.; 
 Gridiron Dancing Club; L. A. & S. V. P., 111. 
 Union. Grad. Stud.. Ilarvard. Address, 1321 
 Charlestown Ave., Mattoon, 111.; bus. add., 
 Washington C Apt., 51 Brattle St., Cambridge, 
 Mass. 
 
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 7778. GUY ENNIS McGAUGHEY 
 Lawyer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 4, 1892, 
 Lawrenceville, 111.; s. J. E. McGaughey. Pre- 
 pared in Lawrenceville H. S. Phi Alpha Delta; 
 Innes of Court; Comitatus; lilio Staff; Ath. 
 Bd. of Control; Homecoming Com. Stud., 
 Univ. of Wis. Lawyer, Jr. partner, Mc- 
 Gaughey, Tohill and McGaughey, Lawrence- 
 ville, -111., 1919 — . 2nd Lt., Inf. 4th Camp 
 Sherman, O.; do.. Camp Lee, Va.; Mustered 
 out, D 15, 1918. Married Margaret Kirtley 
 Milton, F I, 19 1 8, Atlanta, Ga. Address, 913 
 E. State St., Lawrenceville, 111.; bus. add., 566 
 W. State St., do. 
 
 7779. FRANCES JEAN MacINNES 
 (Sister of G439) 
 Mycologist: B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 3, 1892, 
 Salt Lake City; d. Duncan (b. 1858, Glasgow, 
 Scotland) and Frances C. (Sayers) Maclnnes 
 (b. i860, LiOrsham, Eng.). Prepared in Salt 
 Lake Citv H. S. Grad. Stud, and Asst., Flori- 
 culture, Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Mycologist, Exp. 
 Sta. and Instr., Plant Pathology, Univ. of 
 Minn., 1917-18. Auth.: The Occurrence of Al- 
 ternaria in a characteristic apple spot, and on 
 apple rot caused by Gliocladium Viride, Trans- 
 actions, III. Acad, of Sc, 191 7. Address, 1380 
 Raymond Ave., St. Paul; bus. add., Univ. of 
 Minn., Minneapolis. 
 
 7780. HARRY WOODINGTON 
 MacKECHNIE 
 
 Arch. Engr.; B. a. in A. E.; b. N 8, 1891, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. ; s. John Thomson ( ). Mr 25, 
 1847, Edinburgh, Scotland) and Mary i^izzie 
 (Gardner) MacKechnie (b. Mr 16, i860, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.). Prepared in Jamaica (N. Y.) 
 H. S.; Coll. of City of N. Y. igio-ii; Colum- 
 bia, 1912. Delta Tau Delta; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Scarab; North Atlantic Club; Lt., Univ. Brig; 
 Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. Supt., George 
 A. Fuller Const. Co., N. Y.; Office of Donn 
 Barber, Arch., New York City. Plattsburg O. 
 T. C, 1918; Am. Univ. Engrs. O. T. C, 1918; 
 2nd Lt., Engrs. O. R. C. ; 25th Engrs., Camp 
 Devens, Ayer, Mass. and France; 2nd Lt., 
 Engrs., Camouflage Sec, A. E. F., France, 
 1918. Address, 1164 Pacific St., Brooklyn, N. 
 Y. 
 
 7781. JOSEPH MOORE McKEON 
 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. and S. E.; b. 
 Je 10, 1894, Elmira. N. Y. ; s. Francis Joseph 
 (b. 1864, Ireland) and Mary Ellen (Moore) Mc- 
 Keon (b. 1866, Scranton, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Tech. H. S., Buffalo, N. Y. Triangle; Adel- 
 phic; Prelim. Honors; Jr. Prom. Com. Jr. High- 
 way Engr. for St. Highway Comn., Springfield, 
 111., 1916; Engr. and Tunnel Insp. for Milwau- 
 kee Sewerage („omn., 1916; Draftsman on gar- 
 bage reduction plants for C. O. Bartlett and 
 Snow Co.. 1916-17. 2nd Lt., E. R. C; 33rd 
 Engrs., Camp Devens, Mass., S 1917; Co. E. 
 33rd Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 68 Woodside Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 7782. JOHN LEO McNALLY 
 (Brother of No. 7064) 
 Exec. Asst.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. JI 1, 
 1892. Kankakee, 111.; s. John J. (b. i860, Tolo- 
 no, 111. and Rose Elizabeth (Anderson) Mc 
 Nally, (b. i860. Mattoon, 111.). Prepared in 
 Pueblo (Colo.) H. S.; Univ. of Chicago. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon. Grad. Stud., Liniv. of 111., 1916. 
 Asst. to Pres. of Decatur Malleable Iron Co. 
 Mem., 111. Acad, of Sc. ; Danville Country Club; 
 Decatur Country Club; Decatur Club. Address, 
 6 Carlite Place. Pueblo, Colo.; bus. add., 345 
 VV. Prairie Ave.. Decatur, III. 
 
 7783. HARRY SAMUEL MAHOOD 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 6, 1892, Mt. Carroll, 
 HI.; s. James Mahood. Prepared in Mt. Carroll 
 H. S. C. E. Soc. 13th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 
 Address,. Mt. Carroll, Ill.t 
 
 7784. PAULINE GERMAINfi MALOIT 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 24, 1894, Elm- 
 hurst, 111.; d. Frank Maloit, Sr. Prepared in 
 Elmhurst H. S. Girls' Sr. Hat Com. Address, 
 114 N. 3rd St., Richmond, Va.t 
 
 7785. CHARLES FREDERICK 
 
 MANSFIELD 
 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 24, 1892, 
 
 Mansfield, 111.; s. C. F. Mansfield. Prepared 
 
 in Monticello H. S. Farm Mgr., Roodhouse, 111. 
 
 Address, R. 5, Roodhouse, Ill.t 
 
 7786. HAZEL FRANCE^ MARKS 
 (Sister of No. 9253) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. JI 22, 1892, 
 Plymouth, Ind.; d. George Douglas (b. JI 28, 
 18O0, Culver, Ind.) and Jennie Mae (Thorn- 
 Inirg) Marks (b. Je 6, 1868, Rutland, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Plymouth (Ind.) H. S. ; Ind. Univ. 
 Ali)ia Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Alethenai; 
 Scribl:)lers" Club; W. A. A.; Class Hockey and 
 Basketball Teams. Teacher, H. S., South Bend, 
 Ind., 1916 — . Address, 809 N. Michigan St., 
 Plymouth, Ind.; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 South Bend. Ind. 
 
 7787. RALPH WILLIAM MARSHALL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 2, 1893, 
 \y. Chicago, 111.; s. William George (b. ivly 2, 
 1867, Millburn, N. J.) and Nellie (Neil) •Mar- 
 shall (b. Mr 15, 1872, Richmond, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in West Chica<TO H. S. Teacher, Pullman 
 Free Sch. of Man. Tr., 1915. 2nd Lt., Marine 
 Corps, Ag 191 7; Distinguished Service Cross, 
 France, JI 10, igiS. Mem., Congr. Church; Fac- 
 dty Club, Pullman Tr. Sch. Address, West Chi- 
 cago, 111. 
 
 77S8. FAY WALDO MARTIN 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 4, 
 1893, Bridgeport, 111.; s. C. A. Martin. Prepared 
 in Mt. Carmel H. S. Accountant, Detroit. Ad- 
 dress, 931 East Jefferson Ave., Detroit.f 
 
 7789. WILLIAM H. MARTIN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 7, 1891, Greenville, 
 O. ; s. J. F. Martin. Prepared in Greenville (O.) 
 H. S. With Goodrich Rubber Co., Akron, O. 
 .4ddress, 205 Harrison Ave., Greenville. O.; 
 bus. add., c/o Goodrich Rubber Co., 285 Bow- 
 manville St., Akron, O.t 
 
 7790. ARTHUR HELGESON MASON 
 Accountant; A. B. in Bus.; b. Mr 5, 1894, 
 Alexandria, Minn.; s. Arthur Smith (b. My 20, 
 1852, Lebanon, N. H.) and J. Othilda Mason 
 (b. F 20, 1862. Waupun, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Delta L^psilon; Ma-wan-da; .Sa- 
 chem; mini Club; Fresh. Varsity Track; Fresh. 
 Varsity Cross Country Team; Varsity Track and 
 Cross Country Team. Acct., Ernest Reckitt and 
 Co., 1916; Efficiency Dept., Montgomery Ward 
 and Co., Oak Park. 111., 1916-1917. 1st O. T. C, 
 Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 2nd Lt., 332nd Regt., F. A., 
 Camp Grant, III., 1917; do.. Le Courneau, 
 France, 1918; Mustered out, F 28, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 408 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus add., 
 Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. 
 
 7791. ROSS SEGUINE MASON 
 (Brother of No. 4801) 
 Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 27, 1893, 
 Buda, 111.; s. Parker Noyes (b. O 4, 1862) and 
 Emma Gertrude (Seguine) Mason (b^ O 12, 
 1870). Prepared in Buda H. S. and Kewanee 
 H. S. Pi Tau Sigma: Scabbard and Blade; 
 Lt. and Maj., Univ. Brig. Salesman, Sullivan 
 Machinery Co., Claremont, N. H., 1916; do., 
 Salt Lake City, 1916-17: do.. Denver, 1917. 
 ist Lt., U. S. A., 1917; Capt.. F. A., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918. Address, Buda, 111. 
 
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 7792. HOWARD WILSON MATEER 
 Klec. Eiigr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 4, 1894, 
 Rutland, 111.; s. Wilson (b. Mr 10, 1872, do.) 
 and Jessie (Dye) Mateer (b. Ja 22, 1871). Pre- 
 pared in Rutland H. S. Acacia; E. E. Soc. ; 
 Class Basketball. Tech. Publicity works, 
 Engng. Dent., Nat. Lamj) Works, Cleveland. 
 Auth. : Elfective Show Window Lighting, 
 Elcc. Review, Vol. 70; Lighting Progress for 
 the Past Year, Elcc. Review and West. Elcc, 
 Vol. 71. Married Wilba Winans, Je 15, 1916, 
 Rutland, 111. Child, Jean Charlotte, b. N 3, 
 1917. Address, i46j4 Strathmore Ave., East 
 Cleveland. 
 
 7793. WILLIAM B. MATHEWS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 27, 
 1891, Yates City, III. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. 'J'eachcr, H. S., Cambridge, Mass. 2nd 
 Lt., 31 5th Inf., 79th Div., A. E. ¥., France; 
 Woundet! in action, O 4, 19 18. Address, Yates 
 City, 111.; bus. add., Cambridge, 111. 
 
 7794. *LEO JOSEPH MATTINGLY 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 3. 1895. Washington, 
 Ind.; s. J. B. and Anna M. Mattingly. I're- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Gen. Supyr., Stool- 
 man & Co., Champaign. 23d Engrs., Ft. Meade, 
 Ind., 1917. Died on U. S. S., George Washing- 
 ton, Ap 9, 1918. 
 
 .7795. HUGH NELSON MAVOR 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 18, 1894. 
 La Grange, 111.; s. John Mavor. Prepared in 
 Lyons Tp. H. S. Bldg. Const., Chicago. Capt., 
 Art. Replacement Regt., LeCourneau, I'rance. 
 Address, 72 W. Adams St., Chicago. t 
 
 7796. ARTHUR EDWARD MEALIFF 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 11, 1892, Chicago; s. 
 F. B. MealifF. Prepared in Calumet II. S., 
 Chicago. Aljiha Gamma Rho; Sachem; Jr. 
 Prom. Com. Field IIosp. Corps, O 1917; 132nd 
 Field Hosp., io8th San. Train, A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 431 Winneconna Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7797. OLLIVE MYRTLE MENELEY 
 Teacher; B. Mus. ; b. Ag 30, 1892, Rantoul, 
 
 III.; d. Ulysses Grant (b. Ag 29, 1868, do.) and 
 Lulu May (Merchant) Menelej- (b. My i, i86g, 
 Ilenrv, 111.). Prepared in Champaign II. S. 
 Bethany (Tircle. Clerk, Registrar's Ofhce, Univ. 
 of 111., 1016-17; Teacher, Music, Pub. Schs., 
 ShclbyvUle, 111., 1917-18. Address, 610 E. 
 Springfield Ave., Champaign; bus. add., c/o 
 Public School, Shelbyville, 111. 
 
 7798. LOUIS EDWARD MENSENKAMP 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 18, 1891, 
 Freeport, 111.; s. Edward A. (b. 1867, do.) 
 and Bessie J. (Williams) Mensenkamp (b. 1866, 
 do.). Prepared in Freeport H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Prelim. Honors. Head of Dept. of 
 Math., II. S., Freeport, 111. Mem., Math. 
 Assn. of Am. Address, 51 Cottonwood St., 
 Freeport, 111. 
 
 7799. JOHN RILEY MERRIMAN 
 Phvsician; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 31, 1889, 
 Williamsville, 111.; s. Charles and Emma (Tay- 
 lor) Merriman. Prepared in Springlicld II. S.; 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1914-is. M- D., Rush Med. 
 Coll., 1918. Phi Kappa Psi; Ma-wan-da; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Pres.. Jr. Class; Football; 
 Track. Physician, Springfield. 111., lOiS — . 
 M. R. C, U. S. A., 191S. Address. 407 W. 
 Monroe St., Springfield, 111.; bus. add.. Room 
 14, 111. Nat. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 7800. ARTHUR MAURICE METZLER 
 
 Merchant; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 19, 1S93, 
 
 Shumway, 111.; s. 11. W. Metzler. Prepared 
 
 in Champaign IT. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha 
 
 Kappa Psi; Helmet; Sachem; Class Baseball: 
 
 liomccoming Com.; Stud. Union Opera. 
 Wholesale and Retail Bus., Decatur, 111. En- 
 sign, New York City. Address, 244 S. Edward 
 St., Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 130 Merchant St., 
 do. 
 
 7801. CARL THEODOR MEYER 
 Const. Insp. ; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Mr 4, 1895, 
 
 Havana, 111.; s. Louis L. (b. F 27, i87a> do.) 
 and Louise (Maurer) Meyer (b. Jl 3, 1875, 
 Springfield, 111.). Prepared in Springfield H. 
 S. Chi Phi; Psi Mu. Draftsman, Holme 
 and Holme, Archs., Springlield, 111., 1916-17; 
 Jr. Highway Engr., 111. St. Highway Dept., 
 1917; Insp. of Const, under Pub. Works Dept., 
 U. S. Navy Yard. Norfolk, \'a., 1917 — ; Sta- 
 tioned at U. S. Naval Am. Depot, St. Juliens 
 Creek, Va. Married .-Vntoinette Peters, N 8, 
 I0I7, Norfolk, Va. Address. 45 Court St., 
 Portsmouth, Va. 
 
 7802. RUSSEL WARD MILLAR 
 Teacher; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 15, 
 
 1895, Mattoon, 111.; s. David Knowles (b. N 30. 
 1865, do.) and Minnie M. (Travis) Millar (b. 
 1873, Morrisonville, 111.). Prepared in Mat- 
 toon n. S. Phi Lambda Ujisilon; Chem. Club; 
 Ionian; Bd., ///. Chem.; Capt., Univ. Brig. 
 Grad. Stud, and Teaching Sc, Univ. of Mo., 
 19:6-17. 2nd Lt., Co. C, 30th Engrs., A. E. F., 
 France; ist Lt., 1st Gas Regt., France; Mus- 
 tered out, F 12, 1919. Address, 2309 Prairie 
 .\ve., Mattoon, 111. 
 
 7803. DANIEL EDWIN MILLER 
 Demonstrating Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. 
 
 F 5, 18S9, Millbrook, Kan.; s. George William 
 (1)." N 19, 1855, Frederick City, Md.) and Julia 
 M. (Price) Miller (b. O 25, 1857, Sewickley. 
 Pa.). Prepared in Quincy H. S.; Menominee, 
 St. Agr. Coll., Mich. Maj., Univ. Brig. 
 Demonstrating Salesman, Am. Hoist and Der- 
 rick Co., 1916-17. Aviation section, U. S. A., 
 Kelly Field, .San Antonio, Tex., iQiTJ do., 
 Wilbur Wright Field, Dayton, O.; do., (jarden 
 City, Long Island, N. Y. ; ist Lt., Adjt. of Am. 
 Post, England, 1917; Commanding Officer, 
 i56th Aero Sqdn.; Army of Occupation, 
 Treves, (jer. Address, 1519 N. 6th Ave.. Quin- 
 cy, 111.; bus. add., American Hoist & Derrick 
 Co., St. Paul, Minn. 
 
 7804. ELLIOTT STRONG MILLER 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 17, 1894, Evanston, 
 111.; s. Timothy Elliott (b. S 23, 1850, Cuya- 
 hoga Falls, O.) and Fannie Chapin (Strong) 
 Miller (b. Ap 23, 1856, Gambier, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Oak Park H. S. Psi Upsilon; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Final Honors; Ed., Siren. With 
 Chicago Mill and Lumber Co., Chicago. 1916- 
 17. 2d Lt. Inf., R. C, 1917; do.. 344th Inf., 
 19:7; do., A. E. F., France. Address, 17s N. 
 Grove Ave., Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 C^hicago Mill and Lumber Co., Conway Bldg.. 
 Chicago. 
 
 7805. ERWIN FRANKLIN MILLER 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 24, 1887, 
 Onaga. Kan.; s. Franklin (b. Racine, Wis.) 
 and Tosena (Koentz) Miller (b. Holland). 
 PrepaVed in Onaga (Kan.) II. S. .\cacia. 
 Draftsman, Ft. Wayne, Ind., 1916-17; Supt. of 
 Const., 14th N. A. Cantonment. 1917-18; Asst. 
 Supervising Engr., Office of Const. Q. M., 
 Camp Funston, Kan., 1918 — . Address, Onaga, 
 Kan. 
 
 7806. FRED RANEY MILLER 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 2, 
 1X05, Gilman, 111.; s. David Warren (b. S i, 
 1S54, Springfield. O.) and Clara Evelyn (b. O 
 25," 1864, Blue Ridge, 111.). Prepared in Gd- 
 man IT. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; .Vdelphic; 
 Pan-Hellenic Council; Dailv Illini Staff; Mgr.. 
 Class Baseball; Mil. Ball Com.: Jr. Prom. 
 Com.; Hobo Band Com. City Salesman, Gen. 
 
I9i6j 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 637 
 
 Firepioofing Co., Chicago. 1st Lt., Inf., U. S. 
 R., 191 7; A. E. F., France, 1918; Administra- 
 tive liaison service, Paris. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 mini Club, Chicago; Mystic Ath. Club, Chi- 
 cago. .Iddress, Gilnian, 111. 
 
 7807. JOSEPH IIARKI.S()N MILLER 
 Civ. Engr.; 15. S. in C. E. ; b. Ag 2, 1891, 
 Red Oak, 111.; s. Elias D. (b. 1850, Pa.) and 
 Amanda A. (Fogel) Miller (b. 1856, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Mt. Carrol II. S. C. E. Soc. 
 With 111. St. Highway Dept., 1916 — . Address, 
 Red Oak, III. 
 
 7808. RICHARD liARDWELL MILLIN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 6, 189.;, Ridg- 
 way, Pa.; s. Jose[)li Chalmers and Clarice El- 
 vira (Uardwell) Millin (b. 1868, do.), Prepared 
 in Ridgway (I'a.) II. .S. Farmer, do. U. S. 
 Marines, A. E. F., France. Address, 215 Little 
 Ave., Ridgway, Pa. 
 
 7809. JOHN TURNER MILLS 
 (Brother of Nos. 2181, 3878) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 16, 1895, 
 McNabb, 111.; s. Willis B. (b. do.) and Mat- 
 tie (Benjamin) Mills (b. Bloomington, 111.). 
 Prepared in John Swaney H. S., McNabb, 111. 
 Chi Beta; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Delta Sigma; Agr. 
 Club; Graphomen; Prelim. Honors; Mgr., 
 Chamiiion Class Baseball Team. Stock farmer, 
 McNabb, 111. Married Kathryn Griffith, S 8, 
 1917, McNabb, 111. Address, McNabb, 111. 
 
 7810. HENRY MINER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 28. 1886, Wa- 
 verly 111.; s. W. F. Miner. Prepared in Wa- 
 verly H. S. Hoof and Horn Club. Farmer. 
 Address, Waverly, IlLf 
 
 78H. LEMUEL ERNEST MINNIS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 13, 1890, Sa- 
 lem, Wis.; s. William A. (b. Kenosha, Wis.) 
 and Kate (Evans) Minnis (b. London, Eng.). 
 Prepared in Crane H. S. Phi Kappa Tau; 
 Loyante; Track Team. Teacher, H. S., George- 
 town. 111. ist R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan; 8th 
 Co. Ft. H. G. Wright N. Y., 1918; 2nd Lt., 
 C. A., 5th Camp, Ft. Monroe, Va. ; Mustered 
 out, Ja 2, 19 19. Address, Georgetown, 111. 
 
 7812. ELSIE LOUISE MITCHELL 
 
 B. S. in II. Sc; b. N 4, 1894, Havana, HI.; 
 d. F. I. (b. do.) and Ellen (Forster) Mitchell 
 (b. Hamilton, Can.). Prepared in Havana H. 
 S. Address, 302 S. Orange St., Havana, 111. 
 
 7813. GRACE MITCHELL (HOIT) 
 (Wife of No. 6963; Sister of Nos. 5315, 6431) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 31, 1895, George- 
 town, O.; d. Isaac (b. Je 24, 1850, Russelville, 
 (J.) and Eva (McConaughy) Mitchell (b. Ja 15, 
 i860). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Phi Delta 
 Psi; Illiola; Mask and Bauble; W. A. A.; 
 Pres., Jr. Illinae. Married Maurice Elon Hoit 
 ('15), Ag 16, 1916, Georgetown, O. Child, 
 Elizabeth Mitchell, b. My 10, 19 18. Address, 
 425 S. Center St., Geneseo, 111. 
 
 7814. MARGUERITE MITCHELL 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. S i, 1888. Wilming- 
 ton, O. ; d. Oliver Augustus (b. Antioch, O.) 
 and Ella May (Smith) Mitchell (b. D 7, 1859, 
 Wilmington, O.). Prepared in Wilmington 
 (O.) H. S.; A. B., Wilmington Coll., 1910; 
 A. B., O. St. Univ., 1915. Phi Delta Psi; 
 Lib. Club. Lib. Asst., O. St. Univ. Lib., Co- 
 lumbus, O., 1914 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; O. 
 Lib. Assn.; Univ. of 111. Lib. Sch. Alumni 
 Assn.; Lib. Club, Columbus, O. Address, Wil- 
 mington, O.; bus. add., c/o O. St. Univ. Lib., 
 Columbus, O. 
 
 7815. ZENAS HARRY MOHLMAN 
 (Brother of No. 5316) 
 Clerk; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 21, 1894, Beards- 
 town, 111.; s. Henry J. (b. S 10, 1859, do.) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (BoUe) Mohlman (b. My 12, 
 1859, do.). Prepared in Beardstown 11. S.; 
 McKinley H. S., St. Louis; Enid (Okla.) H. S. 
 Kappa Sigma; Pan Hellenic; Class Football; 
 Asst. Mgr., Inter. Class Ath. Florist, F. 
 Dorner and Sons, La Fayette, Ind., 191618; 
 Clerk, C. B. tS: Q. R. R. Office, Beardstown, 
 111. Mem., 15. P. O .E., 1917. Address, 217 
 Jefferson St., Beardstown, 111. 
 
 7816. RAYMOND MOONEY 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. My 27, 1895, Chicago; 
 s. William H. (b. O 12, 1871, Ontario, Can.) 
 and Nellie (Morrison) Mooney (b. S 20, 1873, 
 do.). Prepared in Lake H. S., Chicago. Delta 
 Upsilon. U. S. A. S., A. E. F., 1917; Royal 
 Flying Corps, Shoreham By Sea, Eng.; 40th 
 Aero Sqdn.; severely wounded, S 26, 1918, 
 France. Address, 6900 Chappel Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7817. LEWIS ALBERT MOORE 
 Farm Agent; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 28, 1893, 
 Humbolt, 111.; s. Stanley B. Moore. Baker 
 Univ., Kan. Farm Agt., G. R. Carr, Chicago. 
 Chem. Warfare Dept., Edgewood Arsenal. 
 Address, Craik, Sask., C^an.f 
 
 7818. WILLIAM ABNER MOORE 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 19, 1892, St. 
 Paul, Neb.; s. W. E. Moore. Prepared in 
 Urbana II. S. Theta Delta Chi; Mask and 
 Bauble; Innes of Court; Class Scrap Com.; .Sr. 
 Invitation Com. 2d Lt., 4th Inf., N. A., Camp 
 Dodge, la.; Mustered out, Ja 2, 1919. Address, 
 930 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 7819. PHARAOH TRUMAN MOOTE 
 Civ. Engr. and Contr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 
 2, 1889, Manson, la.; s. Pharaoh (b. Can.) and 
 Bell (McBeth) Moote (b. N. J.). Prepared in 
 N. W. Acad., Carrier, Okla.; Okla. A. & M. 
 Coll., 1906-10. Triangle. Draftsman, I. C. 
 R. R., 1916-17; do.. Standard Oil Co., Whiting, 
 Ind., 1917-18; Civ. Engr. and Contr., Potosi, 
 Bolivia, S. A., 1918 — . Address, Casilla 75, 
 Potosi, Bolivia, S. A. 
 
 7820. JOHN W^ILLIAM MORGAN 
 Furniture dealer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 
 
 24, 1868, Braceville, 111.; s. J. W. (b. Wales) 
 and Helen Morgan (b. do.). Prepared in Daw- 
 son II. .S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1913; Wash- 
 ington Univ. In furniture bus.. Wood River, 
 111. Married Eva May Waters, .^g 15, 1901, 
 Dawson, 111. Children: Evelyn Moselle, b. Je 
 8, ipo2; Helen Maurine, b. F 4, 1904; Parke 
 Davies, b. D 15, 1906. Address, Wood River, 
 111. 
 
 7821. RALPH WALDO MORGAN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. D 25, 1893, 
 
 Prairie Creek, Ind.; s. W. P. (b. D 30, 1872, 
 do.) and Effie J. (Elliott) Morgan (b. N 29, 
 1874). Pre)jared in Univ. H. S., Chicago. 
 Alpha Chi .Sigma. With Swan Meyer Drug 
 Co., Indianapolis, 1916; Ault Wiborg Dye Co., 
 Cincinnati, 1916-17; C'osden and Co., Oil Re- 
 finery, Tulsa, Okla., 191 7 — . 21 Recruit Co., 7th 
 Div., Camp McArthur. Waco, Tex! 2nd Lt., 
 162nd Depot Brig., Camp Pike, Ark., 1918-19; 
 Mustered out, Ja 28, 1919. Address, 304 N. 
 Ward St., Macomb. 111.; bus. add., Y. M. C. 
 A. Bldg., Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 7822. THOMAS SHERMAN MORGAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. My 29, 1894, E. St. 
 
 Louis, 111. Prepared in East St. Louis II. S. 
 
 Phi Alpha Delta; Spalding Guild: Ionian; 
 
 Egyptian Club; Innes of Court. Ord. Sch., 
 
 Camp Meade, Md. Address, 738 N. 22nd St., 
 
 East St. Louis, Ill.t 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
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 7823. LESLIE SHERMAN MORRILL 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 23. 1894, 
 Ft. Madison, la.; s. Cyrus Herbert (b. Port- 
 land, Me.) and Bertha (Sherman) Morrill (b. 
 Libcrtyville, 111.). Prepared in Blue Island H. 
 S. Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Capt., Univ. Brig.; Final Honors; Glee 
 Club. Mech. Engr., Durand Steel Locker Co., 
 Blue Island, 111., 19 16-17. Candidate R. O. T. 
 C, 1917; ist Lt., C. A. R. C 1917; Capt., C. 
 A. R. C, 1 91 7 — . Address, 152 \\'alnut St., 
 Blue Island, 111. 
 
 7824. ROBERT MOSES 
 Business; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl m, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. S. Moses. Prepared in Wendell Phil- 
 lips H. S., Chicago. Zeta Beta Tau; Menorah 
 Soc; Tribe of the Illini; Varsity Tennis Team, 
 Capt.; Jr. Smoker Com.; Home-Coming Com.; 
 Interschol. Com.; Fresh. Push-ball Com. With 
 Morris & Co., Union Stock Yards, Chicago. 
 2nd Lt., 4th Camp, Camp Grant, 111. Address, 
 4812 Calumet Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7825. LEOTA MOSIER (BIGLER) 
 (Daughter of No. 764; Wife of No. 6746) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 15', 1894, Urbana; 
 d. Jeremiah G. ('93)- d). Ja 8. 1S62, Beaver, 
 O.) and Lydia C. (Miller) Mosier (b. Ja 24, 
 1870. Boody, 111.). Prepared in Urbana II. S. 
 Aljdia Omicron Pi. Married Harry Edward 
 Bigler ('15), O 14. 1916, Urbana. Child, Ruth 
 Elizabeth, b. Mr 30, 1918. Address, 5546 Mary- 
 land Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7826. JULIA LOUISE MOTTIER (FRANK) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 15. 1893, Gibson 
 City, 111.; d. Walter F. (b. Jl 17, 1S67, Cin- 
 cinnati, O.) and Mamie Victoria (Rockwood) 
 Mottier (b. Ja 31, 1866). Prepared in Drum- 
 mer Tp. H. S. Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club; 
 lainesonian; Women's League: Country Life 
 Club; Y. W. C. A. Married William Leonard 
 Frank, Je 20, 1917, El Campo, Tc.k. Child, 
 son, b. Mr 15, 1918 (died Mr 20, 1918). Ad- 
 dress, El Campo. Tex. 
 
 7827. WILL WALTER MOUNTS 
 (Husband of No. 9169; Brother of No. 5831) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 15, 1892, Car- 
 linville.IU.; s. William L. (b. Ja 30, 1862, do.) 
 and Effie (Anderson) Mounts (b. Je iS. 1864, 
 do.). Prepared in Carlinville H. S. Phi Gamma 
 Delta. Farmer, Carlinville, 111. Chief Insp. of 
 Refrigerators. Mich. District. Q. M. C: Instr.. 
 Engines. U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111. Married 
 Edith Mowrine Kelley ('iS), Ag 31, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Carlinville, 111. 
 
 7828. *HARRY LOUIS MUELLER 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 2, 189,3. 
 
 Highland, 111.; s. Jacob Mueller. Prepared in 
 Highland IT. S. Chemist. Branch Factory of 
 Helvetia Milk Condensing Co. Died Mr 8, 1917, 
 Lamar, Colo. 
 
 7829. HENRY ROLLO MUELLER 
 Florist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 16, 1893, Sedg- 
 wick. Kan.; s. Henry Samuel (b. N. Y.) and 
 Jennie (Armantrout) Mueller (b. Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in S|dgwick H. S. A. B., Baker Coll., 
 1914. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Floricultura! Club. 
 With F. Oeschlin. Florist, Chicago. Bat F. 
 Hdqtrs. Co., 130th F. A.. 3Sth Div., Camp Doni- 
 phan, Ft. Sill, Okla., 1917; Siiecial Detachment, 
 3Sth Div. A. P. O. 730. A. E. F., France, Mr 
 1918; Sergt.. Hdqtrs. Co. 35. Coth Brig., .\. E. 
 F., France. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Verna 
 Floy McHenry, Je 29, 191 7, Baldwin City, Kan. 
 Address, Wichita, Kan. 
 
 7830. HERBERT ZOLLER MUELLER 
 Elec. Engr. and Co. Surv. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. 
 Je 26, 1894, Quincy, 111.; s. Fred Mueller. Pre- 
 
 pared in Quincy H. S. Lambda Chi Alpha. Elec. 
 Engr., Perkins Engng. Co. Married Tess Hec- 
 kle. Ap ig. 1917. Ouincy, 111. Address, 726 No. 
 i-'th St., Quincy, lil.t 
 
 7831. LOUIS EDWARD MULAC 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 31. 1893. 
 Chicago; s. Rudolph Mulac. Prepared in Crane 
 H. S., Chicago. Loyante; Stud. Branch, A. S. 
 M. E. ; Class Football and Baseball; Lt., Univ. 
 Brig. Efficiency Engr., West. Elec. Co., Chica- 
 go. Address, 2452 S. Sawyer Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7832. EVERETT FRANKLIN MURPHY 
 Educ. Suijervisor; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 21, 
 1890, Marshall, 111.; s. J. E. (b. O 23, i860, do.) 
 and Minnie King (Kendell) Murphy (b. Je 7, 
 1S66, do.). Prepared in Marshall Tp. H. S.; 
 Wabash Commercial Coll., Terre Haute, Ind., 
 1910-11. Supervisor of Agr. Education of Pub. 
 Sch. System, Richmond, Ind. Auth.: Articles in 
 Tlie Garden Magazine, Prairie Farmer, Indi- 
 ana Farmers' Guide. Married Helen A. Prit- 
 chard, O 2, 1912, Marshall, 111. Child, Dorothy 
 v.. b. Je 29, 191 5, Urbana. Address, Rich- 
 mond, Ind. 
 
 7833. HOWARD DAW'SON MURPHY 
 Grain Buyer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag s, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. Daniel Joseph (b. O 18, 1857, do.) 
 and Annis S. (Dawson) Murphy. Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst., Chicago. Beta Theta Pi; Helmet; 
 (^omitatus. Grain Buyer, Chicago Bd. of Trade, 
 1916. Married Helen Alice Crane, Ja 22, 1917, 
 CI icago. Child, Daniel H., b. D 29. 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 1 1 14 Pratt Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., 
 1600 Ry. Exchange Bldg., do. 
 
 7834. MARY AGNES MURPHY 
 Instructor; H. Mus. ; b. Ap 8, 1891, Sullivan, 
 111.: d. John (b. D 18, 1859, London, O.) and 
 Martha Carrie (Wiley) Murphy (b. Jl 7. i860, 
 Sullivan, 111.) Prepared in Sullivan II. S. Grad., 
 Chicago Norm. Sch. of Phys. Educ, 1918. W. 
 A. A.: Basketball Team. As.st., Phys. Dir., Chi- 
 cago Norm. Sch. of Phys. Educ, 1918; Instr., 
 Phys. Tr., N. W. Univ., 191S— , Address, 718 
 Clark St., Evanston. 111. 
 
 7S35. RUTH ISABEL MUSSENDEN 
 (NELSON) 
 (Wife of No. 5338) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 6, 1891, lUiopolis, 
 111.: d. Charles N. (b. 1850, West Indies) and 
 Anna A (Sutherland) Mussenden (b. i8s2, 
 Louisville, Ky.). Prepared in Roswell (N. M.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of N. M.. 1913-14. Alpha Delta 
 Pi: Mask and Bauble. Teacher, Tp. H. S., Ob- 
 long, 111., 1916-17. Married Idris Nelson ('12), 
 Te 14, 191 6. Urbana. Address, 260 S. Academy, 
 Galesburg, 111. 
 
 7836. WALDO RAY MYERS 
 With Steel and Wire Co.; A. B. in Com- 
 merce; b. N 7, 1894, Mahomet, 111. Prepared in 
 Mansfield H. S. Phi Kappa Psi with Keystone 
 Steel and Wire Co., Peoria. U. S. N.. Pay 
 Div.. U. S. S., Connecticut. Address, Mans- 
 field, 111, 
 
 7S37. NRIPENDRA KUMAR NAG 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 1801, Dacca, 
 India; s. R. K. Nag. Prepared in Eng. Sch., 
 Dacca, India. Eta Kappa Nu; Hindustan Assn. 
 of America; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. .Ad- 
 dress, Bengal India. t 
 
 7S38. VETA THORPE NEBEL 
 (W^ife of No. 5837) 
 A. B. in L. A. &• S.; b. Ja 11, 1895, Ken- 
 ney. 111.; d. Samuel Le Roy (b. Ja 31. 1871, 
 W'ajiella, 111.) and Winifred " (McHenry) 
 Thorpe (b. Ag 19, 1870, Clinton, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Decatur PI. S. and Frances Shimer 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 639 
 
 Sch.. Chicago, 19 12-14. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Scribblers Club. Mem., D. A. li. Married 
 Merle Louis Nebel ('13), S 6, 1915, Clinton, 
 111. (died O 12, 1918). Children: Merle Louis, 
 Jr., b. Ag I, 1917; Samuel Frank, b. S 14, 
 19 1 8. Address, 1010 Garlield Ave., Urbana. 
 
 7839. ADOLPII LINCOLN NELSON 
 Consulting Engr. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 23, 
 1887, Oneida, 111.; s. Olaf (b. Ja 3, 1850, 
 Kristlanstad, Siin, SwedenJ and Sigrid (Ben- 
 nett) Nelson (b. F 17, 1857, do.). Prepared in 
 Galesburg H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Pi 
 Tau Sigma; Final and Special Honors. Experi- 
 mental Engr., Premier Motor Corp., 191 7; Con- 
 sulting Engr., Bur. of Aircraft Production, 
 Airplane Engr. Dept., McCook Field. Inventeii 
 and developed Nelson Sun Control, adopted by 
 U. S. A. Auth.: Articles in Transactions, Soc. 
 of Automotive Engrs. ; Automobile; Horseless 
 Age. Mem., Soc. of Automotive Engrs. Address, 
 Daytn, O. 
 
 7840. OLIVER JOHN NESLAGE 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 8, 1893. 
 St. Louis; s. (Dtto William (b. 1863, do.) and 
 Emma (Hurt) Neslage (b. 1865, St. Gene- 
 vieve, Mo.). Prepared in McKinley H. S., 
 St. Louis. Chi Phi; Prelim. Honors. Mech. 
 Engr., Claremont, N. H., 1916; do., San Fran- 
 cisco, 1916-18. 2nd Lt., 319th Engrs., 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 3631 Juniata St., St. Louis; bus. add., 
 1509 Hobart Bldg., San Francisco. 
 
 7841. FLORIS WILSON NICHOLS 
 Teacher; A. B. in Commerce; b. F 23, 
 1894, Natrona, 111.; s. Edgar F. (b. My 25, 
 1864, DeKalb Co., 111.) and Sylvia Alice (Wil- 
 son) Nichols. Prepared in Wenona H. S. 
 Metropolitan Clul); Adelphic; Sr. Memorial 
 Com. Supt., Schs., Toluca, 111., 1916-17; 
 Teacher, LaSalle Peru Tp. H. S., 19 19 — . 2nd 
 Lt., R. C., A. E. F., France; Returned to states; 
 ist Lt., 40th Mach. Gun Bn., 14th Div., Camp 
 Custer, Mich.; Mustered out, ja 28, 1919. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; Shriner. Address, Lacon, 111.; 
 bus. add., c/o LaSalle Peru Tp. High School, 
 LaSalle, 111. 
 
 7842. YIN HSIANG NIU 
 Ry. Mech. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. 
 O I, i888, Huchow, Chekiang, China; s. Yung 
 Seng. Prepared in Drexel Inst., Pa.; G. I. T., 
 Shanghai, China, 1910-13. With B. &• O. Ry., 
 Pittsburgh. 1916-18; Ry. Mech. Engr., Peking- 
 Suiguan Line, China, 191 8 — . Address, Huchow, 
 Chekiang Province, China; bus. add., Kalgan 
 Shops, P. S. Line, Kalgan, Peking, China. 
 
 7843. JOSEPH MORGAN NOBLE 
 (Brother of Nos. 982, 983, 1938) 
 
 Reporter; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 27, 1890, 
 Shelbyville, 111.; s. Robert Cooper (b. F 21, 
 1848, Massilon, O.) and Jennie Elizabeth (Har- 
 niount) Noble (b. New Haven, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Wichita (Kan.) H. ,S.; Fairmount 
 Coll. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Delta Chi; 
 Ben Franklin Club. Reporter and Ed.. Wichita 
 Eagle, Wichita, Kan., igi6— . Sec., Y. M. C. 
 A., Ft. Leavenworth. Kan.; M. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Riley, Kan.; Mustered out, Ja 3, 1919. Address, 
 1230 N. Waco Ave.. Wichita. Kan.; bus. add.. 
 The Eagle Office, Wichita, Kan. 
 
 7844. ALBERT JOSEPH NOLAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 26, 1893. 
 
 Harvard, 111. Prepared in Harvard H. S. Phi 
 Kappa; Class Baseball. Farmer, Harvard, 111. 
 2nd Lt., Co. C, 6th U. S. Inf., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 505 Dewey Ave., Harvard, Ill.t 
 
 7845. ALFRED NORBERG 
 Valuation Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 14, 
 1871, Sweden; s. Andrew Norbcrg. Prepared 
 
 in Pa. Coll. Acad. Treas., C. E. Club. 
 Valuation Engr., No. Pacific, Y. M. C. A., St. 
 I'aul. Address, Box 1212, Billings, Mont.f 
 
 7846. CLYDE JAMES NORTH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 20, 1892, Win- 
 chester, 111.; s. W. L. North. Prepared in 
 Winchester H. S. Acacia; Agr. Club; Adel- 
 phic; Bd. of Mgrs.. ///. Agr.; Cant., Univ. 
 Brig. Farmer, Winchester, 111. Ralie's Auto 
 and Tractor Sch., North Kansas City, Mo., 
 1918; 2nd Co., 2nd Battery, Inf., C. O. T. 
 S., Camp Grant, 111., 1918; Mustered out, D 
 9, 1918. Address, Winchester, 111. 
 
 7847. CHIYOZI OH IN ATA 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 3, 1888, Japan; s. 
 .S. Ohinata. Prepared in Broadway H. S., 
 Seattle. Grad. VVork, Columbia Univ. Ad- 
 dress, 516 Okadamura, Matsumoto, Japan.f 
 
 7848. CARLTON FREDERICK OLSEN 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. My 5, 1891, Chicago; s. 
 Lawrence Olsen. Prepared in Lake H. S., 
 Chicago. Varsity Golf. Address, 6238 Evans 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 7849. GLEN ELIZABETH OPIE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Forrest, 
 111.; d. W. H. (b. Ag 12, Streator, 111.) and 
 Katherine (Franey) Opie (b. N 28, Gales- 
 liurg. 111.). Prepared in Forrest H. S.; B. S. 
 Lewis Inst., 1914. Teacher, H. S., Cham- 
 paign, 191 6 — . Address, Forrest, 111.; bus. 
 add., 806 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 7850. PAULINE THEODORA OSBORNE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 13, 1892, 
 
 Thomasboro, 111.; d. Franklin R. (b. F 24, 
 1859, Mahomet, 111.) and Lillian Elmyra 
 n hiimpson) Osborne (b. Ja 28, 1864, Morris, 
 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Achoth; 
 Phi Delta Psi; .\thenean; Y. W. C. A. Grad. 
 Slud., Eng., Univ. of 111., Summer, 1917. 
 Ttacher, Eng., H. S., Mt. (Tarmel, 111., 1916- 
 18; do., Decatur. 111., igi8— . Address, 602 
 W. Healy St., Champaign; bus. add., c/o High 
 .School, Decatur, 111. 
 
 7851. DAVID LEE OTT 
 With Motor Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 17, 
 1893, Hoopole, 111.; s. Amos Ott. Prepared 
 in Prophetstown H. S. Mil. Band. With 
 Packard Motor Co., Detroit. Address, Prophets- 
 town, Ill.f 
 
 7852. CHARLES NORTON OWEN 
 (Brother of No. 9306) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. N lo, 1894, 
 Chicago; s. Charles S. (b. McHenry, 111.) 
 and Georgie B. P. Owen (b. Chicago). Pre- 
 pared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Alpha 
 Chi Rho; Scabbard and Blade; 2nd Lt., Regt. 
 Adjt., and Capt., Univ. Brig.; Jr. Smoker 
 Com.; Univ. Orchestra. Mech. Engr., Burdett 
 O.xygen Co., Chicago. 2nd Lt., 57th U. S. 
 Inf., My 13, 19 1 7 — . Address, 930 Argyle Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 557 W. Jackson Blvd., do. 
 
 7853. HARRY LEA OWEN 
 (Husband of No. 7538) 
 Salesman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl i >;, 1894, 
 Piano, 111.; s. William Wallace (b. Ag 6. 1851, 
 Orange Co., N. Y.) and Lillian May (Weeden) 
 Owen (b. My 15, 1858, Sycamore, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Piano H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi; Theta 
 Tau; Arch. Club; Staff, Daily Illini; Asst. 
 Ed., 1915 Illio. With Kawner Mfg. Co., Niles, 
 Mich., 1916; Salesman, Kawner Mfg. Co., 
 Minneapolis, 19 16 — . Married Rosalie Florence 
 Gehant ('16), N 10, 1916, Dixon. 111. Child, 
 William Lea, b. My 29, 1917. Address, 2319 
 Dupont Ave.. South Minneapolis; bus. add, 
 509 Palace Bldg., do. 
 
640 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
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 7854. JOHN BEITNER PAGIN 
 (Husband of No. 734-) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 31, 1894. 
 r.aGrange, 111.; s. Lewis Albert (b. 1S70, South 
 Bend, Ind.) and Nannie (Beitner) Pagin (b. 
 1870, do.). I'repared in Ladrange H. S. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Helmet. With Sherman-Klove Co., 
 Chicago, 1916-17. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 
 1917; jnd Lt., Ord. Exp. Sta., Am. Univ., 
 Washington, D. C; Mustered out, F 4, 1919- 
 Married Louise Amborn ('16), Ag 18, 191. 
 Davenport, la. Address, 234 N. Catherine 
 Ave., LaGrange, 111. 
 
 7855. WILLLA.M LOVE PARISH 
 B. S. in A. E.; M. S., 1917; b. My 12, 1894, 
 Greenfield, 111.; s. W. T. Parish. Prepared in 
 Greenfield H. S. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi. Air 
 Service (Bombing), A. E. F., France. Address, 
 Greenfield, Ill.t 
 
 7856. KENNETH WARREN PARKINSON 
 Land Appraiser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja i, 
 1892, Waverly, 111.; s. F. W. Parkinson. Pre- 
 pared in Centralia H. S. Agron. Soc; Agr. 
 Club; Class Baseball. Land Appraiser for 
 Loan Dept. of John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. 
 Co., 19 17. Inf., Candidate C. O. T. C, Camp 
 Gordon; Mustered out, N 30. 1918. Address. 
 191 2 Kenilworth Ave., Chicagp; bus. add., 
 Harris Trust Bldg., c/o John Hancock Mut. 
 Life Ins. Co., 11 1 W. Monroe St., Chicago.f 
 
 7857. MUKAND LALL PATHAK 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. O 15, 1892, Mauko, Jul- 
 lundur, India; s. Puran C. Pathak. Prepared 
 in Mission H. S., JulUindur, India. Address, 
 Dickkot Lyalpore, Punjab, India. t 
 
 7858. ADOLPH FREDERICK PAULI 
 Librarian;. A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1917; 
 b. June 12, 1893. Peoria; s. Frank Frederick 
 (b. Jl 8, 1866, do.) and Helena (Lapp) Pauli 
 (b. N 30, 1867, Germany). Prepared in Avery- 
 ville H. S., Peoria. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Prelim. Honors. Libr. Asst. in 
 classics, Univ. of 111., 1917- Libn., war ser- 
 vice. Camp Sherman. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Address, 2922 N. Adams St., Peoria. 
 
 7859. BERNICE F. PEADRO 
 
 (Sister of No. 6475) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 5, 1891, Sullivan, 
 
 111.; d. R. M. Peadro. Prepared in Sullivan 
 
 H. S. Illiola; Classical Club. Address, 713 
 
 Hamilton St., Sullivan, Ill.t 
 
 7860. RICHARD HENRY PERROTT 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 6, 1864. Delphos, 
 O.; s. John Perrott. Prepared in 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Address, Sumner, 111. 
 
 7861. ELEANOR SARAH PETERSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 16, 1890, 
 
 Galesburg, 111.; d. J. A. Peterson. Prepared 
 
 in Galesburg H. S. Omicron Nu; Y. W. C. A.; 
 
 H. Sc. Club. Teacher, Clinton, Ind. Address, 
 
 453 E. Losey St., Galesburg, Ill.t 
 
 7862. 'WILLIAM CHANDLER PETERSON 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. D 24, 1894, Crystal Lake, 
 111.; s. Frederick and Emma (Miller) Peterson. 
 Prepared in Crystal Lake H. S. Beta LTpsilon; 
 Scarab; Arch. Club; Class Baseball; Circula- 
 tion Mgr., III. Magasine; Mil. Ball Com.; Jr. 
 Prom. Com. Arch. Supt., Court House Bldg.. 
 Eau Claire, Wis., 1916. Arch, with Leonard 
 Const. Co., Chicago, 1916-17. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 1917; 2nd Lt., Inf., France, 1918; 
 Marines, sth Regt., do. Mem., Congr. Church; 
 Mystic Workers Lodge. Killed in action, 
 Je 7, 1918, Chateau Thierry, France. 
 
 7S63. JOHN FRANCIS PICKEN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 23, 1894, Ar- 
 gyle. 111.; s. David (b. do.) and Margaret 
 (.Montgomery) Picken (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Rockville H. S.; Park Coll., 1912-14. Alpha 
 Zeta. Farmer, Argyle, 111. U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of 111., 1918; do., Ellington Field; 
 Mustered out, D 13, 191 8. Address, Argyle, 
 111. 
 
 7864. WALTER RAYMOND PIERSON 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 5, 1894, Prince- 
 town, 111.- s. Fred Pierson. Prepared in Prince- 
 town H. S. Sergt., S4th Bn., Engrs., A. E. F., 
 France, Bordeau-x. 1918 — . Address, 920 S. 
 Church St., Princetown, 111. 
 
 7865. 'ERIC FREDERICK PIHLGRAD 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap 9, 1893, 
 
 Chicago; s. A. F. Pihlgrad. Prepared in 
 Bowen H. S., Chicago. Sigma Nu: Tau Beta 
 Pi; Alpha Delta Sigma; Ma-wan-da; Scaral; 
 Scabbard and Blade: Ben Franklin Club; 
 Gridiron Club; .\rch. Club: Ionian; Class 
 Basketball; III. Magaslite Staff; Mil. Ball Com.; 
 Sr. Memorial Com.; Capt., Univ. Brig.; Prelim. 
 Honors. Co. E., 61st Inf., A. E. F., France; 
 Wounded in Meuse-Argonne drive. Died F 28. 
 1919, France. 
 
 7866. FRED THEODORE PINKEY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 18, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. William H. (b. Mr 26, 1859, 
 Buffalo, N. Y.) and Clara (Stimming) Pinkey 
 (b. Ag 8, 1865, Dubuque, la.) Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Chem., Columbia 
 West. Mills, Chicago, 1916-17; Mineral Point 
 Zinc Co., Depue, 111., 191 7 — . Married Bertha 
 Privott, Je 12, 1915, Sullivan, 111. (died Mr 
 3. 1918). Address, 4710 N. W^inchester St. 
 Chicago; bus. add., Depue, III. 
 
 7867. VELMA COE PLETCHER 
 (Sister of Nos. 1574, 4859, 5872, 5873') 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 15, 1894, 
 Hoopestown, 111.; d. David S. (b. Jl 24, 1S51, 
 I'ittsburgh) and Elizabeth C. (Pees) Pletcher 
 (b. F 14, 1857, do.). Prepared in Rochester 
 (Ind.) H. S. Alpha Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Pub. Schs.. South Bend, Ind., 
 1918 — . Address, South Bend, Ind. 
 
 7868. HAROLD AUSTIN POGUE 
 (Brother of No. 6484) 
 Asst. Sec; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 25, 
 1893, Sullivan, 111.; s. J. R. (b. Shelby Co., 
 111.) and Ella (Landon) Pogue (b. Auburn, 
 111.). Prepared in Sullivan H. S. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; -Mpha Kapiia Psi; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma; Mawan-da; Sachem; Helmet; Ku Klux; 
 Trustee, Illini Publishing Company; ("lass 
 Football; Fresh. Varsity Track; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Varsity Track; Pushball Com.; Sr. Hat 
 Com. Asst. Sec, .\ssn. of Commerce, Decatur, 
 111. Capt., Supply Co.. loth Regt., Canip 
 Lincoln; 2nd Lt., -Mr Service, Balloon Div., 
 O. St. Univ., Columbus, O.; Balloon Observer, 
 Signal Corps, San Antonio, Tex. Address, 121 
 E. Main St., Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 369 S. 
 Edward St., do. 
 
 7869. 'ALEXANDER HYMAN POLAKOW 
 
 B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 10, 1893, Chicago; 
 s. Hvman Polakow. Prepared in Medill H. S. 
 Tribe of Illini: Chem. Club; A. C. S.; Varsity 
 Track. Chem., Investigator with Arbuckle 
 Bros., Chicago. Died Ja 19, 1917. Chicago. 
 
 7870. ELLIS J. POTTER 
 (Brother of No. 7139) 
 Supt. of Constr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 
 15, iSgo, Denrock, 111.; s. John Farnsworth 
 (b Tl II, 1866, do.) and Eva Leona (Thomp- 
 son)" Potter (b. Tl 3, ^$.68, do.). Prepared in 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 641 
 
 Morrison IT. S. Sigma Pi; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Arch. Club; Crystal Dancing Club; Lt., 
 Univ. Hrig. ; Class Baseball and Track Team. 
 Arch. Draftsman, Madison, Wis., 1916; Supt., 
 Const, for St. of Wis., 1918 — . Mem., Christ- 
 ian Church. Married Juanita Isabelle Holson, 
 Jl 10, 1916, Farina, 111. Child, Frances 
 Kathleen, b. N 11, 19 17. Address, 304 Breeze 
 Terrace, Madison, Wis.; bus. add., c/o Dept. 
 of Engng., do. 
 
 7871. BEATRICE PRALL 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ag 17, 1888, Cold- 
 water, Kan.; d. B. G. ^PralI. Prepared in 
 ',Univ. of Ark. Catalog Libn., Little Rock 
 Public Lib., Little Rock, Ark. Address, 220 
 N. Main St., Hoije, Ark.t 
 
 7872. JAMES BRUCE PRATT 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 24, 
 1894, Sheldon, la.; s. Fred W. (b. F 14, 1867, 
 Waukon, la.) and Louise fBollman) Pratt (b. 
 Ag 2/, 1868, I'ostville, la.). Prejiared in 
 Sheldon H. S.; Univ. of la., 1912-15. Auditor, 
 Central Passenger Assn., Chicago. U. S. 
 Army. Address, 7400 Crandon Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7873. ALVIN F. PRESTON 
 Ranch Foreman; B. .S. in Agr.; b. D 29, 1891, 
 Montfort, Wis.; s. Thomas S. (b. JI 28, 1857, 
 Tennimore, Wis.) and Hattie D. (Muender) 
 Preston (b. Ap 22, 1867. Montfort, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Montfort (Wis.) 11. S.; Piatt- 
 ville Norm. Sch., Madison. 111. Foreman of 
 ranch, Montfort, Wis., 5 Platoon, Co. A, 
 Marine Barracks, Mare Island, Calif.; Corp., 
 U. S. Marine Corps, Co. K, iith Regt., .^rd 
 Bn., A. E. F., France. Address, Montfort, 
 Wis. 
 
 7874. CHARLES BRADLAW PRICE 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 19, 1890, 
 Vienna, 111.; s. J. M. Price. Prepared in 
 Vienna H. S. Teacher, Roseville, 111.; do., II. 
 S., Blue Island, 111., 1918— . Married. Child, 
 Charles Bradlough, Jr., b. Ap 4, 1918. Address, 
 681 Greenwood Ave., Blue Island, 111. 
 
 7875. JAMES KELLY PRIMM 
 (Brother of No. 7876) 
 Entomologist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F s, 
 1888, Carrollton, III.; s. John White (b. N 1848, 
 Belleville, 111.) and Mary Emilv (Kelly) Primm 
 (b. Je 16, 1852, Carrollton, III.). Prepared in 
 Springfield II. S. Field Asst., U. S. Bur. 
 Entomol., North East, Pa., 1916; Supt. of 
 land work William II. Moon, Nursery Co., 
 Trenton. N. Y., 1916-17; Entomol., Pa. Bur. 
 Econ. Zool., Philadelphia; do., Gleiiwood Nur- 
 series, Morrisville, Pa.; Dept. of Agr., Bur. of 
 Econ. Zool., 1917 — . Auth. : The European 
 Poplar Canker in the Vicinity of Philadelphia, 
 Jour. Econ. Entomol. Mem., Am. Assn. of 
 Econ. Entomol.; A. F. A. M. Married Pearl 
 Baker, Je 2, 1917, Chicago. Address, 601 Oak 
 Lane Ave., Philadelphia; bus. add., Pa. Dept. 
 of Agr., Bur. of Econ. Zool., do. 
 
 7876. PHILIP TIMON PRIMM 
 (Brother of No. 7875) 
 Land. Arch.: B. S. in Land. Card.; b. Ap 
 8. 1890, Carrollton, 111.; s. John W. (b. N 17, 
 1848, St. Clair Co., 111.) and Mary (Kelly) 
 Primm (b. Carrollton, III.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Married Roslyn Nelson, Ta 2, 
 1918, Urbana. Address, 2768 Lancashire Road, 
 Cleveland; bits, add., 1900 Euclid Ave., do. 
 
 7877. WILLIAM JASPER PRINCE 
 Prin., Sch.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 15, 
 1884, Coin, la.; s. Jasper Prince. Prepared in 
 Evanston Acad, of N. W. Univ. Prin. of 
 Sch., LaFayette, Ind. Address, Coin, la.; bus. 
 add., LaFayette, Ind.t 
 
 7878. DUANE WIILLARD PROPST 
 Med. Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. S. 
 
 in Med., 1917; b. O 14, 1891, Springfield, 111.; 
 s. David Edward (b. N 9, 1855, Sweetwater, 
 111.) and Effie Elizabeth (Snodgrass) Propst, 
 (1). Je 9, i860, Macomb, 111.). Prepared in 
 -Springfield II. S. Alpha Kappa Kappa; Chem. 
 Club. Student of Medicine, Coll. of Med., 
 Univ. of 111. Reserve Corps, Med. Section, 
 Ja 16, 1918. Address, loio N. Grand Ave., 
 Springfield, 111.; bus. add., 217 S. Ashland 
 Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 7879. EUGENE FRANCIS PRUETT 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 24, 1891, 
 
 Kinmundy, III.; s. F. A. Pructt. Prepared in 
 Salem II. S. Alpha Sigma Phi; Helmet; Jr. 
 Councilman, III, Union; Jr. Prom. Com.; Class 
 Football. Instr., LIniv. of Pa. 2nd Lt. F. A., 
 U. S. R.; Divisional Hdrjtrs., A. E. F., France; 
 Wounded, O 28, 1918. Address, Kinmundy, 
 
 7880. IRENE EMMA PULSIPHER 
 Teacher; B. S. in II. Sc; b. Jl 21, 1892, 
 Brinifield, HI.; d. Edmund C. (b. Ap 7, 1848, 
 do.) and Emma C. (Gibbs) Pulsipher (b. F 
 4, 1859, Elmwood, 111.). Prepared in Brim- 
 field H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst., 1011-13. 
 Omicron l^faj. Teacher, II. S., Mt. Carroll, 
 111., 1916-17; do., Le Roy, 111., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Elmwood, 111.; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Le Roy, III. 
 
 7881. RUTH QUESENBERRY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 19, 
 if^95. Webster City, la.; d. Harry and Laura 
 CSteele) Quesenberry, (b. Ap 28, 1868 Athens, 
 III.). Prepared in Mansfield H. S. ; III. Wes- 
 leyan Univ., 1912-13. Pi Beta Phi. Teacher, 
 H. S., Kinmundy, 111., 1916-17; do., Potomac, 
 111., 1917 — . Address, Potomac, ill. 
 
 7882. BENJAMIN HARRISON QUESTEL 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 3, 1888, 
 Herald, 111.; s. Edmondson T. (b. Mr 26, 1857 
 White Co., 111.) and Lilly Ann (Marlin) 
 Ouestel (b. N 16, 1859, do.). Prejjared in 
 Carmi H. S. Alpha Zeta; Farm House; Pre- 
 lim, and Final Ilonors. Soil Physics Dept., 
 Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111. 2nd Lt., Chem. 
 Warface Service, Co. K, ist Gas Regt., Camj) 
 Sherman, O. • Mustered out, D 19, 1918. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, Carmi, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 7883. ANITA EMMA R.\AB 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Je 11, 
 
 1S92, Belleville, III.; d. Earnest P. (b. O 20, 
 1862, do.) and Minna (Fleer) Raab (b. Phila- 
 delphia). Prepared in Belleville H. S.; Two 
 yrs. study in France and X^er. Alliance Fran- 
 caise; Der Deutsche Verein; Woman's Ed., 
 Daily Illini, 191 3-14. Teacher, Mod. Lang., 
 H. S., Champaign; Reconst. Aide, Occupational 
 Theropy, Camp Upton, N. Y., 1919 — . Address, 
 iui S. High St., Belleville, III.; bus. add., c/o 
 Base Hosp., Camp Upton, Yaphank, N. Y. 
 
 7884. FRANK RAFFOWITZ 
 
 Alech. Engr. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 15, 1894, 
 ^_/iicago: s. Hyman Raffowitz. Prepared in 
 i^rane II. S., Chicago. Menorah Soc. ; Stud, 
 tiranch, A. S. M. E. Mech. Engr., Chicago. 
 Hddress, 1020 S. Winchester Ave., Chicago. 
 
 788s. ROBERT CHARLES RAHN 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Je 
 3, 1894, Chicago; s. Henry C. (b. D 17, 1861, 
 Chilton, Wis.) and Alida (Banka) Rahn (b. 
 D 19, 1874, DeKalb, 111.). Prepared in Crane 
 I'ech. H. S., (Chicago. Ceram. Engr., Ceram. 
 Eng. Dept., West. Elec. Co., Chicago, 1916-17. 
 Sergt., Hdqtrs. Co., 343rd Inf., Camp Grant, 
 
642 
 
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 [igi6 
 
 III., 1Q17-18; ii6th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 
 Ap 1918 — . Address, 4642 West End Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 78S6. CLAUDE RAIBOURN 
 (Brother of No. 8684) 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 16, 
 1895, Bloomington, Ind. ; s. James Edward 
 (b. Lynnville, Ind.) and Ida (Caswell) Rai- 
 bourn (b. B-oonville, lad.). Prepared in 
 Waterloo H. S. Grad. work, N. W. Univ., Sch. 
 of Commerce, 19 17. Tan Kappa Epsilon; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma. Bus. Acct., Arthur Young 
 and Co., Eldorado, 111., 1916-17; do., New York 
 City, 1918— . ist O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1917; U. S. A. S., 1917; 3rd Cadet Sqdn., 
 Ellington Field, Houston, Tex., 1917; 2nd Lt., 
 52nd Aero Sqdn., ist Prov. Wing, Garden City, 
 N. Y.; Mustered out, D 23, 1918. Address, 
 65 Central Park West, New York City. 
 
 7887. ISAAC LA GRANGE RATCLIFFE 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. F 19, 
 1894, Kansas City, Kan.; s. (jeorge Joseph 
 (b. My 31, 1862, Canada) and Susan (La 
 Grange) Ratcliffe (b. Ap 3, 1868, Paris, 111.). 
 Prepared in Highland (Kan.) Acad. B. S.. 
 Highland Coll., 1913. Mil. Band. Jr. Acct., 
 Mainwaring, Raflfel, O'Brien Co., Tulsa, Okla., 
 1916-17. 2nd Lt., Inf. R. C, Citizens Tr. 
 Camp, Fort Logan H. Roots, Ark., 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 741 S. Denver Ave., Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 7888. LEAL WILEY REESE 
 Law Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 Ag 27, 1894, Owaneco, 111.; s. Lindsay (b. 
 Je 8, 1852, Fairmont, W. V.) and Nancy 
 Louise (Wiley) Reese (b. Ag 21, 1857, Fair- 
 mont, W. Va.). Prepared in Pana Tp. H. S. 
 Grad. work in law, Univ. of 111., 19 16-17. Cos- 
 mopolitan; Delta Sigma Rho; Philomathean; 
 Graphomen; Lt. and Capt., Univ. Brig.; De- 
 bating Team; Ed., Summer Illini. Asst. Com- 
 mandant, Western Mil. Acad., Alton, 111.; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 19 19 — . 111. Nat. 
 Guard, 191S-16; R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1917; 2nd Lt., F. A., Ft. Sill, Okla.; Mustered 
 out, D 20, 1918. Address, 802 E. 2nd St., Pana, 
 111. 
 
 78S9. GEORGE W. RENWICK 
 (Brother of No. 6509) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl i, 8194, 
 Harvey, 111.; s. Frank Whipple (b. F 5, 1867, 
 Elgin, 111.) and Margaret A. (Concannon) Ren- 
 wick (b. Ja 15, 1868, Clinton, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S., Chicago; North- 
 western Mil. and Naval Acad., Lake Geneva, 
 Wis. Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors. U. S. M. C, Tr. (:amp, Quan- 
 tico, Va., 191 7; 2nd Prov. Brig'., M. C, 
 Dominican Rep., Santo Domingo, 191 7; ist Lt., 
 do.; Capt., U. S. Marines. Co. F, 43rd Regt., 
 A. E. F., France; Brooklyn Naval Hosp., 
 U. S., 1918; Mustered out, Ap i, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 5450 E. View Park, Chicago; bus. add., 
 1109 Fisher Bldg., do. 
 
 7890. ORA EDGAR REYNOLDS 
 Professor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 17, 
 1881, Guthrie, 111.; s. Thomas (b. 1848, Lex- 
 ington, Ky.) and Malinda (Sumner) Reynolds 
 (b. 1850, O.). Prepared in Gibson City H. S.; 
 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1913-14. A. M., Teacher's 
 Coll., Columbia, 1917. Phi Delta Kappa. Head 
 of Dept. of Educ, Coll. of Puget Sound, Ta- 
 conia, Wash., 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Ad- 
 dress, 614 S. M. St., Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 7891. CARLYLE SEEDS RHODES 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 21, 1894, Lovington, 
 111.; s. H. Rhodes. Prepared in Lovington 
 H. S. Varsity Football. Lt., 95th Aero Sqdn., 
 A. E. F., France, Prisoner in Baden, Ger. ; Re- 
 ceived Croix de Guerre; Mustered out. Ad- 
 dress, Lovington, 111. 
 
 7S92. GRANVILLE LEROY RIGG 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 13, 
 1 89 1, Goldengate, 111.; s. Millard Filmore (b. 
 N 26, 1858, Maud, 111.) and Florence Vic- 
 toria (Naylor) Rigg (b. Jl 24, 1859, Albion, 
 III.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Alpha Zeta; 
 Agr. Club; Country Life Club; Agron. Soc. ; 
 Choral Soc. Sec, Y. M. C. A.. O'Brien Co., 
 la. Married Mabel Maud Lloyd, Je 8. 1916, 
 Ramsey, 111, Address, Primghar, la. 
 
 7893- CHARLES LAWRENCE RITTS 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 11, 1891, 
 Sparta, 111.; s. Barney Vencle (b. Clarion Co., 
 Pa.) and Anna Elnora (Martin) Ritts (b. Nor- 
 walk, O.). Prepared in Sparta H. S. Alpha 
 Rho Chi; Arch. Club; 2nd Lt., and Capt., 
 L'niv. Brig. Arch. Draftsman, Whitsitt and 
 Schulzke, Archs., Moline. 111., 1916-18; Supt. 
 of Const., Temple and Burrows, Archs., Daven- 
 jjort. la., 1918 — . Mhrried 'Alice Juanita 
 Stephenson, D 20, 1916. Sparta, 111. Child, 
 Charles Stephenson, b. Ag i, 1918. Address, 
 63 Davenport Saving Bank Bldg., Davenport, 
 la. 
 
 7894. FRANCES ELLA ROBERTS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 21, 1894. 
 Corinth, 111.; d. F. M. Roberts. Prepared 
 in McKendree Coll. Acad. Teacher, H. S., 
 Tohnston City, 111. Address, Thompsonville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 7895. HUGH SCHUYLER ROBERTSON 
 Ceramist; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. S 19, 1893, 
 
 Chillicothe, 111.; s. Joseph Luper (b. Prairie 
 City, 111.) and Eva Lena (Lerhnue) Robert- 
 son (b. do.). Prepared in Chillicothe H. S.; 
 A. S., Bradley Poly. Inst., 1914. Keramos. 
 Ceram., Harbison Walker Refractories Co., 
 Pittsburgh, 1916-18. U. S. A. S., Ithaca, N. Y., 
 1018. Married Helen Moon, Ap 9, 19 18, Oak 
 Park, 111. Address, 7228 Thomas Blvd., Pitts- 
 burgh. 
 
 7896. ALBERT WIILLIAM ROBBNSON 
 (Son of Nos. 246, 268; Brother of No. 3524) 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 27, 1894, 
 Topeka, Kan.; s. Albert Fowler ('80), (b. O 12, 
 1S53, Henry, 111.) and Loretta Kate (Elder) 
 Robinson ('81), (b. S 27, i860, Mattoon, 111.). 
 Prepared in Oak Park H. S. Phi Gamma Del- 
 ta; Tau Beta Pi; Helmet; Prelim. Honors; 
 Class Basketball and Football. Asst.. Test 
 Dept. of A. T. and S. F. Ry., Topeka, Kan. ist 
 O. T. C, Ft. Riley, Kan. and Ft. Monroe, Va., 
 191 7; 1st Lt., Ord. R. C. Frankford Arsenal 
 and Camp Jackson, S C, 1917; 4th Anti Air 
 Craft M. G. Bn., A. E. F., France, 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, Ta 25, 1919. Address, 166 N. Sco- 
 ville Ave., "Oak Park, 111. 
 
 7897. *JOHN LESTER ROBINSON 
 LL. B. ; b. My 21, 1892, Mt. Vernon, HI.; s. 
 
 J. T. Robinson. Prepared in Mt. Vernon Tp. 
 II. S. Phi Delta Phi. Died F 24, 1917, Benton, 
 111. 
 
 7898. WILLIAM OTTO ROESSLER 
 Farm .Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 12, 1890, 
 
 Shelbyville, HI.; s. Philip (b. 1S37, O.) and 
 Mary M. (Kull) Roessler (b. 1858, Strausbury, 
 111.). Prepared in Shelbyville H. S.^ Alpha 
 Gamma Rho. Instr., Marion Tp. H, S., 1916- 
 17; Co. Agr. Agt., la.. 1918 — . Address, S. 
 First St., Shelbyville, 111.; bus. add., Sigourney 
 Hotel, Sigourney, la. 
 
 7899. GARDNAR SPENCER ROGERS 
 Insp. Engr. ; B. S. in Land. Gard. ; b. Mr 
 28, 1S92, Duluth, Minn.; s. E. J. Rogers. Pre- 
 pared in Evanston H. S. Beta Theta Pi; U. L. 
 .-\. S.; Gridiron Dancing Club; Varsity Tennis; 
 Tribe of Illini; Mgr., Post-Exam. Jubilee. 
 Insp. Engr., Curtis Aeroplane Co., Buffalo, 
 N. Y. ; Insp., Navy Yards, Philadelphia. Ad- 
 dress, 1306 Hinman Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. 
 add., 1703 Spruce St., Philadelphia. 
 
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 7900. HARRY THOMAS ROGERS 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 14, 1894, 
 
 Tolono, 111.; s. Edward B. (Mr 25, 1871, 
 Tuscola, 111.) and Maud O. (Skinner) Rogers 
 (b. Jl 5, 1S71, Tolono, 111.;. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Phi Kai)pa Psi; Scarab; 
 Theta Tau; Lt., Univ. Brig. With Engng. 
 Dept., Grand Trunk Ry., Montreal, Canada, 
 1916; Port Huron, Mich., 1916-17; Const. Of- 
 fice, Standard Oil Co., Whiting, Ind. ist and 
 2nd R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111.; 2nd Lt., 
 Inf., Camp Zachary Taylor, 1917; 1st Lt., do., 
 1918; A. E. F., Eng., 1918 — ; 814th Pioneer 
 Inf., returned to states, D 1918; Mustered out, 
 F 7, 1919. Mjem., Presby. Church. Address, 
 403 W. White St., Champaign; bus. add., c/o 
 Standard Oil Co., Whiting, Ind. 
 
 7901. RUSSELL DAVID ROGERS 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 21, 
 
 1892, Peoria, 111.; s. David H. (b. 1844, 
 Bethney, W. Va.) and Delila T. (Bates) 
 Rogers (b. 1854, Akron, O.). Prepared in 
 Pekin H. S. Bushnel Guild; Jr. Class, Foot- 
 ball Team. Arch. Draftsman, Elgin, Joliet 
 and East. Ry. Co., Joliet, 111., 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Lucille Madore Keill, Ap 2, 1915, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Neill David, b. D 11. 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 307 Sherman St., Joliet, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o E. J. and E. Ry. Co., do. 
 
 7902. WALTER LOUIS ROHLFING 
 (Brother of No. 6522) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. F 25, 1894, Grove- 
 land, 111.; s. Louis (b. D 31, 1859, Weisburg, 
 Ger.) and Sophia (Hillman) Rohlting (b. F 4, 
 1S67, Lawrenceburg, Ind.). Prepared in Mor- 
 ton Tp. H. S. Chi Beta; Class Swimming; Jr. 
 Prom. Com. Address, Groveland, Ill.t 
 
 7903. FRED ANDREW ROHN 
 Arch. Engr. and Supt.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 
 25, 1895, Chicago; s. Fred Henry (b. Ag 2i, 
 1870, Chicago) and Anna (Jensen) Rohn (b. 
 Mr II, 1875, Chicago. Prepared in Austin 
 H. S., Chicago. Alpha Rho Chi; K. O. T. B. 
 Engr. and Supt. for E. Norman Brydges, Arch., 
 Chicago, 1916-17. 2nd Lt., Engr. R. C, Co. 
 D, 311th Engrs., Camp Grant, 111.; ist Lt., 
 311th Engrs., A. P. O., 916, A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 1325 Rosedale Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7904. VALENTINE KIMBALL ROOT 
 Salesman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 11, 
 1891, Chicago; s. Walter Russell and Louise 
 (Hinman) Root. Prepared in New Trier Tp. 
 H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Pres., 111. Union 
 Dramatic Club; Lambkins; Orange and Blue 
 Club; Glee Club. Salesman, Cable Piano Co., 
 Chicago. Ensign, Navy, U. S. S. Prairie. 
 Address, 491 Berkeley Ave., South Orange. 
 N. Y. 
 
 7905. HAROLD BOONE ROSE 
 Designer; B. S. in M. E., b. Jl 7, 1893, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.; s. John Y. (b. F 4, 1864, Glas- 
 gow, 111.) and Margarett L. Rose (b. Je 22. 
 1866, Milton, 111.). Prepared in Winchester 
 H. S. Lambda Chi Alpha. Designer, Avery 
 Farm Implement Mfg. Co., Peoria. Married 
 Blanche Veda Waltrip, Ap 7, 1917, Blooming- 
 ton, 111. Child, Edwin Boone, b. Ja 24, 1918. 
 Address, 511 Park Ave., Peoria. 
 
 7906. FRANK ROSENBERG 
 Ceramist; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Mr 25, 
 1894, New York City; s. Simon (b. Ag 9, 
 1861, Poland) and Yetta (Segallowitz) Rosen- 
 berg (b. Ja 14, 1863, do.). Prepared in William 
 McKinley H. S. ; Crane Jr. Coll. Menorah; 
 Final and Special Honors. Blast Furnace 
 Chem., 1916; Bat. Foreman, Inland Steel Co., 
 Coke Plant, Indiana Harbor, Ind., 1916 — . 
 Married Sadie Helen Barnett, Je 14, 1917, 
 
 Chicago. Address, 4443 Hazel Ave., Chicago; 
 h\ts. add., Baltimore Hotel, Indiana Harbor, 
 Ind. 
 
 7907. KENNETH DWIGHT ROSS 
 (Son of Nos. 256, 289) 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; A. M., 
 1917; b. S 17, 1893, Salt Lake City; s. Sprague 
 Dwight CSi), (b. F 8, 1857, Reno, 111.) and 
 Bertha Estella (Barnes) Ross ('81), (b. Ag 11, 
 1863, Norwood, Mass.). Prepared in Grand Is- 
 land (Neb.) H. S^ Tau Kappa Epsilon; Beta 
 (lamma Sigma; Cml. Club; Prelim. Honors. 
 Cilee Club; Univ. Orchestra. Efficiency Dept., 
 Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago; Accountant. 
 Arthur Young & Co., Chicago. 2nd Lt., Q. M. 
 Corps, Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Tenn.; 
 Fla. ; 1st Lt., Q. M. Purchase Records Dept. of 
 Supply Control Bur., Washington, D. C; 
 Mustered out, F 18, 1919. Address, 615 W. 
 ist St., Grand Island, Neb. 
 
 7908. HOWARD MOORE ROTROCK 
 Salesman; B. S. in C. E.; 1). Mr 12. 1891, 
 Chicago. Prepared in Lake H. S., Chicago. 
 Salesman, The Barrett Co., Chicago. Address, 
 c/o A. Lagerstrom, 7836 S. Peoria St., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., c/o The Barrett Co., 10 S. 
 LaSalle St., do.t 
 
 7909. FRED GRAFTON ROUNDS 
 Arch. Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 6, 
 1893, St. Paul; s. Jean Elmer (b. 1866, Maiden, 
 Mass.) and M. Leona (Sanger) Rounds (b. 
 1867, Cambridge, Mass.). Prepared in St. 
 Paul Central H. S.; Univ. of Minn. Alpha 
 Rho Chi; Tau Beta Pi. Grad. Work, Univ. of 
 Minn., 19 1 7. Arch. Draftsman, St. Paul, 
 1916-17; Billings, Mont., 1917. ist Sergt., 
 313th Engrs., Co. C, Camp Dodge, la., 1917- 
 18; Engrs., R. O. T. C, Co. 5 B, Camp Lee, 
 Va., 1918 — . Address, 1531 W. Minnehaha St., 
 St. Paul. 
 
 7910. ELLEN MARY ROURKE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap i, 
 
 1885, Springfield, 111.; d. William P. Rourke. 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. Address, 1600 
 E. Jackson St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 79 1 1. JOSEPH ALVIN RUEFF 
 Designer and Estimator; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 
 b. Ja 22, 1894, Ontario, Canada; s. Joseph 
 August (b. Je 28, 1868, Wallingford, Conn.) 
 and Katherine Josephine (Schlund) Rueff (b. Tl 
 7, 1869, Oak Park^ 111.). Prepared in Oak 
 Park H. S. Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E. Designer and Estimator, Standard 
 Oil Co. Ind., 1916-18. Co. L, 3rd Engr. Tr. 
 Regt.. Camp Humphreys, Va. ist Sergt., Co. 
 D, 542nd Engrs., A. E. F., France. Address, 
 Hotel Metropole, Chicago; bus. add., Standard 
 Oil Co., Whiting, Ind. 
 
 7912. MABEL LOUISE RUEHE 
 (Sister of No. 4881) 
 Instructor; B. Mus. ; b. Ag 5, 1890, Gilman, 
 III.; d. August Henry (b. Ger.) and Sarah 
 (Williams) Ruehe (b. Wales). Prepared in 
 Waukegan H. S.; Waukegan Conservatory of 
 Music. Mu Kappa Alpha; Univ. Choristers. 
 Instr., Carleton Coll. Conservatory of Music, 
 Northfield, Mass., 1916 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church; Assn. Northfield Coll. Alumni, 1916- 
 18; Northfield Music Club, 1917-18. Address, 
 1014 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 7913. MARY HILLIARD RUMSEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 13. 1891 
 Redlands, Cal. ; d. John Davies (b. F 2, i860 
 Wales) and Zilla Etta (Hilliard) Rumsey (b 
 Mr 16, 1868, Pepin, Wis.). Prepared in Tp 
 H. S.. Princeton; James Milliken Univ., 191 1 
 14. Teacher, H. S., Pipestone, Minn., 1916 
 18; Grad. work, Univ. of 111., summer, 1917 
 
644 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
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 Teacher. H. S., Cedar, la., loiS — . Mem.. 
 Baptist Church; B. Y. P. U. Address 804 E. 
 9th St., Mu-scatine, la.; bus. add.. Cedar, la. 
 
 7914. HOWARD ED\V*\RD RUNDLE 
 B. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. Ag 27, 1S91, Iron 
 Mountain, Mich.; s. A. J. Rundle. Prepared in 
 Iron Mountain (Mich.) H. S. Address, Iron 
 Mountain, JMich.t 
 
 791 S. WILLIAM LOYD RUNDLES 
 (Brother of Nos. 5914. 7179. 71S0) 
 Land. Gardener; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 6, 1890, 
 Huntertown, Ind.; s. John J. (.b. 1S46, do.) and 
 Mary C. (McComb) Rundles (b. S 11, 1857, 
 do.). Prepared in Ft. Wayne (Ind.) H. S. 
 Lambda Chi .\lpha; 1915 Illio Staff; Jr. (Tap 
 Cora.; Sr. Stag Com. Ensign, Submarine 
 Chaser, U. S. Iv., 191S-19; Mustered out, Ja 
 28, 1919. Address, Huntertown, Ind. 
 
 7916. ROY LESLIE RUSH 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 7, 1S90, Mt. Ver- 
 non, Ohio; s. C. I. Rush. Prepared in Metropo- 
 lis Central II. S. Loyante; Adelphic; Glee 
 (]Iub; Choral Soc; Illinois Drama Federation. 
 Officers Corps. Ft. Riley, Kan. Lt., 335th Inf., 
 A. E. F., France; Wounded in battle of 
 Argonne; Base Hosp., No. 114, 191S. Address, 
 Mesa, Idaho.!. 
 
 7917. LOUIS JOHN RUST 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 16, 189-I, 
 Pekin, 111.; s. Hielo John (b. O 31, 1869, do.) 
 and Josephine Katherine (Roelfs) Rust (b. Mr 
 20, 1874. do.). Prepared in Pekin H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc. Elec. Engr., Research 
 Dept.. Nat. Lamp Works. Cleveland, 191 6-1 7. 
 Warrant Officer, U. S. Naval Steam Eng. Sch., 
 Steven's Inst.. Iloboken. N. J.; France, 191S. 
 Address. 717 Park Blvd., Pekin, 111.; bus. add., 
 57 Stanwood Road, Cleveland. 
 
 791S. THOMAS LENOR RUTH 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. N S, 1889, Mason City. 
 111.; s. Richard B. (b. do.) and Tulia Anna 
 (Well) Ruth (b. San Jose, 111.). Prepared in 
 Havana H. S. Lawyer, Chicago 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Stella Amelia Williams. N 3, 1915, Chi- 
 cago. Child, Stella May. b. My 14, 191 7. Ad- 
 dress, 1718 W. 62d St., Chicago. 
 
 7919. BURTCH IRWIN RUTLEDGE 
 Insp. and Operator; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 Jl 21, 1893, Thomasboro. 111.; s. George Wash- 
 ington (b. Jl 2, 1853, Mt. Sterling. O.) and 
 Minnie Isabel (My i. i860, Indianola, la.). 
 Prepared in Chatsworth H. S. Insp.. Holt Mfg. 
 Co., E. Peoria: Operator. T. P. and W. R. R., 
 Farmdale, 111. Co. D, 3rd "Inf., Del Rio. Tex.; 
 17th Tr. Bat., F. A., O. T. S., Louisville, Ky.. 
 1918; Mustered out, N 27, 1918. Address, 
 Chatsworth, 111. 
 
 7920. FREDA IRMA SAMUELS (KRAMER) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag ii, 1894. Chicago; 
 d. Moses (b. N 26, 1869, do.) and Edith (Ex) 
 Samuels (b. Jl 4. 1871, do.). Prepared in J. 
 Marshall H. S., Chicago; N. W. Univ., 1012-14. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Le Cercle Frangais; Psych. 
 Club. Teacher, Chicago, 1916-17. Married 
 Milton M. Kramer, Te 6, 1917, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 108 4th St., N." W., Madison, S.'Dak. 
 
 7921. HARRIET ADELAIDE SANFORD 
 Teacher: A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 22. 1894, 
 
 Decatur, 111.; d. Frank Sanford. Prepared in 
 
 Danville H. S. H. Sc. Club; Class Basketball. 
 
 Teacher, Mount Carmel, 111. Address, 106 
 
 Robinson St., Danville, Ill.t 
 
 7922. ALBERT MERRITT SANTEE 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 191 7; b. O 14, 
 187S, Altamont, Kan.; s. L. D. Santee. Pre- 
 pared in Princeville (Va.) H. S. Address, 
 Pasadena, Calif.t 
 
 7923. LEW R, SARETT 
 Associate; LL. B,; b. My 16, 18S8, Chicago; 
 s. Rudolph L. (b. Ag 1865, Russia) and Jeanette 
 (Block) Sarctt (b. Je 1866, Lithuania). Pre- 
 pared in Benton Harbor (Mich.) H. S.; Univ. 
 of Mich. 1908-9; Harvard, Coll, of Law, 1911- 
 12. A, 1!., Beloit Coll., 191 1. Delta Sigma 
 Rho; Phi Delta Phi. Lecturer, Redpath-Vawter 
 Chautauqua System, 1916 — ; In charge of Divis- 
 ion of Pub. Speaking. Dept. of English, Univ. 
 of 111.. I9i6-i8; Assoc, do., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Pamphlets of a political nature; Articles in 
 Quarterly Jour nf Pub. St>cakinp, Lyceu>u Mag- 
 azine: English Jour.: Verses in The Outing 
 Magacine; Sports Afield; Outer's Book and Re- 
 creation; Motion Picture Maga:i>te; Am. Fores- 
 try: Poetry and a Magazine of I'crsc; Poems, 
 The Blue Duck, and Chippewa Flute Song, 
 Poetry, iqiS. Mem., A. F. A. M.: International 
 Lyceum Assn.; Nat. Sec, Nat. Assn. of Teach- 
 ers of Pub. Speaking. iVIarried Margaret Hus- 
 ted, Je 17. 1914, St. Joseph. Mich. Child, 
 Lewis R., b, D 22. 1917. Address, iii E. 
 Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 
 7924. EDGAR FREDERICK SCHAEFER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 20, 1896. Quincy, 
 111.; s. Christ Schaefer. Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Class Basketball; Fresh. Varsity Base- 
 ball; Sr. Memorial Com. Address, 1121 Ohio 
 St., Quincy, Ill.t 
 
 7925. MICHAEL ANDREW SCHALCK 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 28, 1S83, But- 
 ler, Ky.; s. J. W. Schalck. Prepared in Eureka 
 Coll. Acad. Pi Pi Rho; Hoof and Horn Club; 
 Volunteer Band. Instr., Man. Tr. and Agr., 
 Tp. H. S., Casey, 111. Address, Butler, Ky.; 
 bus. add., c/o High School, Casey, 111. 
 
 7926. GILBERT SIMON SCHALLER 
 (Brother of No. 3165) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 29, 
 1894, Mendota, 111.; s. John (b. do.) and 
 Bertha (Gross) Schaller (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Blackstone H. S. Ionian; Stud. Branch, A. S. 
 M. E.; Lt. Capt.. ITniv. Brig.; Sr. Ball Com.; 
 Jr. Smoker Com. Mech. Engr., Niles, Mich., 
 1916-1917. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; Ord. 
 Dept., Motor Works, loiS; 1st Lt., 6oist Mobile 
 of Ord. Repair Shop, Camp Hancock, Ga. : do.. 
 Ord., .-V. E. F., France. Mem., Niles Club, 
 Mich.; Ft. Sheridan Assn.. Chicago. Address, 
 506 N. sth St., Mendota, HI. 
 
 7927. RALPH WENDELL SCHECTER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 28, 1893, 
 
 Riola. 111.; s. S. F. Schecter. Prepared in Dan- 
 ville H. S. Cosmopolitan; Philomathean; Mil. 
 Band; Univ. Orchestra. Teacher. H. S., Dan- 
 ville. 111. 23rd Engrs., Camp Meade, Md.; 
 Band Master. 23rd Engng. C. Band. A. E. 
 F., France; Army of Occupation. Address, 
 709 Robinson St., Danville, 111. 
 
 7928. DONALD CHARLES SCHEELE 
 With Auto Mfg. Co.; B. S. in M. E.; b. 
 
 Jl 21, iSq2, Elgin. 111.; s. August Scheele. 
 Prepared in Elgin H. S. With Jeffrey Auto 
 Mfg. Co., Kenosha, Wis. Address, 821 
 Douglas Ave., Elgin, Ill.f 
 
 7929. LOUIS HERMAN SCHICKEDANZ 
 (Brother of No. 4890) 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 4, 1887, 
 Chicago; s. Jonathan and Emma Schickedanz. 
 Prepared in Pontiac Tp. H. S. Pi Tau Sigma; 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. ; Pres.. Techno- 
 graph Bd. Asst., Mech. Dept., Cleveland 
 ClitTs Iron Co., Mich. .-Iddress, 634 W. Grove 
 St.. Pontiac. 111.; bus. add., c/o Cleveland 
 Cliffs Iron (To.. Ishpeming, Mich. 
 
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 7930. RALPH LOUIS SCHIESSWOLD 
 (Brother of No. 7193) 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 16, 1894, Chicago; 
 s. P. P. Schiesswold. Prejjared in Mercers- 
 burg Acad. Chi Phi; Alpha Kajiiia Psi; 
 Varsity Swimming Team; Capt., Univ. Brig. 
 Lt., 23rd Co., 5th Kegt.. U. S. Marine Corps, 
 New York City, 1917; N 1917, France; Capt., 
 23rd Co., 6th Mach. Gun Bn., Army of Occu- 
 pation, Ger., 191 8; Received Croi.x de Guerre 
 for gallantry in battle of Blanc Mont Ridge. 
 Address, 3651 Pine Grove Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7931. EDWARD HOLMES SCHLADER 
 
 (Son of No. 447) 
 Ry. Engr.: B. S. in Ry. E.; b. N 10, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Thto. II. ('85), (b. Ap 11, 1856, 
 Green Vale, 111.) and Mary L. (Holmes) Schla- 
 der. Prepared in Oak Park Tp. II. S. In 
 Mech. Dept., N. Y. St. Ry., Rochester, N. Y., 
 1916-17; Office of .Supt. of Shops and Equip- 
 ment, Metropolitan West Side Elevated Ry., 
 Chicago, 1917 — . Address, 237 S. Elmwood 
 Ave., Oak. Park, 111.; bus. add.. Room 1341, 
 Edison Bldg., 72 W. Adams St., Chicago. 
 
 7932. WALDO LAUFF SCHLUETER 
 (Husband of No. 8069) 
 Cml. Representative; A. B. in Commerce; 
 b. Je 27, 1892, East St. Louis, 111.; s. A. G. 
 Schlueter. Prejiared in Smith Acad., St. Louis. 
 Phi Sigma Kappa; Helmet; Ku Klux; Lamb- 
 kins; Sachem; Cheer Leader; Soph. Cotillion 
 Com.; Sr. Smoker Com. Representative Stan- 
 dard Oil Co., Shanghai, China, 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Helen Wilson ('16), O 18, 191 8, Shanghai, 
 China. Address, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave.. East 
 St. Louis, III.; bus. add., c/o Standard Oil Co., 
 Shanghai, China. t 
 
 7933. KARL WILLIAM SCHMIDT 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ap 23, 1892, 
 Kansas City, Mo.; s. C. P. Schmidt. Pre- 
 
 Eared in Man. Tr. H. S., Kansas City, Mo. 
 • raftsman, K. C. Structural Street Co., Kansas 
 City, Mo. Address, 3640 Virginia Ave., Kansas 
 City, Mo.t 
 
 7934. RAYMOND STANLEY SCHOLL 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 23, 1890, Pitts- 
 burgh; s. Louis August (b. do.) and Mary 
 Ellen (Smith) Scholl (b. Wales). Prepared in 
 Pittsburgh H. S. Theta Chi; Agr. Club; Pre- 
 lim. Honors. Lecturer, Chicago, 1916-17; 
 Teacher, Huntington, W. Va., 1917. ist Lt., 
 U. S. Army, Ft. Niagara, N. Y. ; Cambridge, 
 Mass., Camp Meade, Md., My 1917; Toul. 
 France. 1918 — . Address, 67 Woodland Ave., 
 Crafton, Pa. 
 
 7935- DON BUEL SCHULER 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 16, 1888, 
 Englewood, Kan.; s. B. M. Schuler. Prepared 
 in Wichita (Kan.) H. S. Pi Pi Rho; Tau 
 Beta Pi. Address, 1519 N. Vassar Ave., 
 Wichita, Kan.; bus. add., 149 N. Lawrence 
 Ave., do.-\ 
 
 7936. ERNEST RUDOLF SCHULZ 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; b. D 31, 1888, 
 Russia; s. Henry (b. do.) and Ernestine 
 (Abold) Schulz (b. do.). Prepared in Sec- 
 ondary Sch., Russia. Cosmopolitan; Alpha 
 Zeta; Special and Final Honors; Scholarship 
 and Fellowship. Grad. Work for Ph. D., 
 Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Address, 1102 S. Lincoln 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 7937. LINCOLN BAIN SCOTT 
 Entomologist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 19, 1891, 
 Hyde Park, Mass.; s. Jairus Hart (b. Nova 
 Scotia) and Henrietta (MacClean) Scott (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Melrose (Mass.) H. S.; 
 Mass. Agr. Coll. Theta Chi. Field Agt., 
 
 Bur. of Plant Industry, 191C-17; do., Bur. of 
 Entomol., 1916 — . Address, Gypsy Moth Lab- 
 oratory, Bureau of Entomology, Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 7938- SHIRLEY EDWARD SCOTT 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 14, 1886, 
 Frankton, Ind. ; s. A. H. Scott. Prepared in 
 Anderson (Ind.) H. S. Teacher, Ileyburn, 
 Idaho. Address, Anderson, Ind.t 
 
 7939. WINFIELD SCOTT 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1918; b. Ag 12, 1888, 
 Brownfieki, 111.; s. Robert (b. 1828, do.) and 
 Jarfe (Hooper) Scott (b. 1846, Rock River, 
 Tenn.). Prei)ared in 111. St. Norm. Univ.; la. 
 St. Coll. Address, 1009 W. Oregon St.. Urba- 
 na; bus. add.. Brownfield. 111. 
 
 7940. HERBERT FRANK SBIFERT 
 Farmer; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1917; 
 b. Ja 26. 1893, Thiensville, Wis.; s. Frank Gus- 
 tav (b. F2S, i860, do.) and Wilhelmina (Scheun- 
 ert Seifert (b. S 27, 1864, do.). Prepared in 
 Cedarburg H. S. Milwaukee St. Norm. Sch 
 1912-14. Phi Beta Kappa; Grad. Scholarship 
 Farmer. Address, Thiensville, Wis. 
 
 7941. AUTHUR GEORGE SEIFRIED 
 
 (Brother of No. 5406) 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Land. Arch.; b. F 22, 
 1893, Chicago; s. William (b. Ger.) and Eliza- 
 beth (Best) Seifried (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S. Sigma Nu; Univ. Land 
 Arch. Soc; Scarab; Theta Nu Epsilon; Jr. 
 Asst. Mgr., 191S Circus; Bus. Mgr., Dope 
 Sheet; Bus. Mgr., 1916, Land. Arch. Year Book. 
 Land. Arch., Jens Jenson, Land Archs., Chi- 
 cago, 19 16-17. Cantonment Const. Div., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. ; Aviation Spruce Production Div., 
 do.; Active Sergt., 434 Aero. Const. Sqdn., 
 Clatsop, Ore., 1917; Mustered out. Ja 22, 1919. 
 Auth.: Articles in Chicago Examiner. Mem., 
 Chicago mini Club; Coll. Fraternity Club, 
 Chicago; Chicago Chap., Sigma Nu Alumni. 
 Address, 4218 Washington Blvd., Chicago; bus. 
 add.. Am. Park Builders, Marquette Bldg., do. 
 
 7942. WILLIAM HEINE SELLARDS 
 (Husband of No. 8395; Brother of No. 5408) 
 
 Asst. Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 17, 1892, 
 Tuscalo, 111.; s. Dr. A. J. (b. i860, Greenup. 
 Ky.) and Jennie Rosalie (Armstrong) Sellards 
 (b. N 18, 1863). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 and Oakridge Acad. Sigma Chi; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Comitatus; Mask and Bauble. Asst. Mgr., 
 By-Products Dept., Swift and Co., Louisville, 
 Ky. 1916-17; do., N. Y., 1917-18. ist R. O. T. 
 C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917. Discharged, phy- 
 sical disability. Mem., lUini Club, Chicago and 
 N. Y. Married Hannah Hahn Harris ('17), 
 S 20, 191 7, Champaign. Child, Margaret Anne 
 b. D 20, 1918. Address, 1224 Pacific St., Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y. ; bus. add.. Office, Swift and Co., 
 By-Products Dept., New York City. 
 
 7943. ARTHUR TRUMAN SEMPLE 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 28, 189S. 
 
 Dawson, 111.; s. James A (b. Ag 10, 1863, Cal- 
 houn Co., 111.) and Hannah (Jackson) Semple, 
 (b. Posey Co., Ind.). Prepared in Springfield 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma Rho; Farm- 
 house; Prelim, and Final Honors. Scientific 
 Asst., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 
 191 6-1 8; Asst. foreman. Columbiana Ranch, 
 Eldred, 111. Address. U. S. Dept. of Agr., State 
 Agr. Sch.. Jonesboro, Ark. 
 
 7944. LYLE ELWOOD SEVERANCE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 14, 1891. Alba, 
 
 Mich.; s. Lucius E. (b. 1855. Plymouth, Mich.) 
 and M. Rosa (Boston) Severance (b. 1864. De- 
 troit). Prepared in Lansing (Mich.) H. S. 
 
040 
 
 UnIVEKSITY ok ll.l.lNOl.- 
 
 Mioh. Asr. Club. Wsetiil'le plant grower^ Far- 
 mer and Klorist. l.ausinj;, Mich. j5oth V. A., 
 Suiu'l.v Co., A. r. *.>. 711. A. E. v.. France. 
 .l,Uli\-ss, Sj7 Jv. rinc St., l.ansins. Mich. 
 
 794S. MAE MAGIULEN SEX.U'ER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N .-7. iJ^o.^. 
 Uolviilere. 111.; d. John Se.\auer. I'repaved in 
 lielvidere U. S. Kai'ivi Kappa Ciainma; .Meth 
 enai: Mask ami Uaublo. I'eacher, 11. S.. CVn- 
 tralia. 111. .-Uid't-ss. l.onan .\ve.. Helviilere, 
 111.; t-iis. (-..ii<., C/O llish School. Centralia. Ill 
 
 7040. ROLL.\ FLEMMING SHAFFER 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja*4, iS;*--. 
 lertVvsonville. 111.: s, John Hart vb. iSjo, New- 
 castle. Pa.> and Sarali liarker vUean") Shatter 
 U>. it^^-, Athens l.\>., 0.'>. Prepared in Fair- 
 lield ll. S. .\sr. Clnb; Hoot" and Horn Club. 
 Tester, l.asalle Co. Cow resting .\ssn,. loio: 
 Asst. Farm Adviser, Woodford Co., Eureka, 
 111. Address, c/o 1. S. Uvooks. Ottawa, III. 
 
 7047. RAY IRIS SHAW I. 
 -\sst.. Farm Mech.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr g. 
 iSSo. t.>hio. III.; s. J. E. Shawl. Prepared in 
 I'niv. .\cad. .Vcacia; Ma-wan-da; .\,v;r. Club; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Kd. -in-Chief, 1015 lltio: 
 Mil. Paud. Stud, and Asst.. Farm Mech., 
 Cniv. of 111., ^o^^-l7; Jo., toio — . Ambulance 
 Corps. 1017; Cueat Lakes. 111., igiS-i<); Mus- 
 tered out, i<;)i9. Addr,-ss, 501 Daniels St.. 
 Champaign. 
 
 794S. "A. VERON SHEETZ 
 A, B. in Commerce; b. F i6, iSo.\ Freeport, 
 111.; .s. .\ugustus Valentine (b. H iS, 1^45, J.>, ) 
 and Kittie Alice (.Ulanchard") Sheetr U>. F jq. 
 il^po. Silver Creek Tp., 111.1. Prepared in 
 Freeport H. S. Farmer, Freeport, 11'., ioit>- 
 17. Bat, F, 140th F, A., Ft, Sheridan; Rain^ 
 bow Div., France. Drowned Ag 17, toiS 
 while swintmiivg in Marne River, France. 
 
 7049. EDWIN SHEUn', JR. 
 Enjsineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. My jo. 1895. 
 New Orleans. La.; s. Edwin Shelby. Prepared 
 in Sewanee Mil. Acad. (Tenn.). Zeta Psi; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Ku Klux; Dixie (."lub; Col., 
 I'niv. Bris-; Mil. Ed.. i//u>. En^r.. James 
 Stewart and Co., BaUlwinsville. N, \., \01p-17. 
 ist l.t.. Ft. Leavenworth. D 1917; 1st l.t,. 
 Bat. v., 3rd F. A.. C. S. A.. Ft. Oglethorpe, 
 t'.a.; I', S. A.. Bat. E. .\. E. F.. F'rance; Capt.. 
 .;rd F. A.. A. P. O. 704, Jo. Addrtss. 0510 
 West End Blvd.. New Orleans; bus. adj.. c, 
 James Stewart and Co., Port Arthur. Tex.t 
 
 7050. WALTER WILLIAM SHELDEN 
 .-Vccountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Tl o. 1S04. 
 Winnebaco. 111.; s. William David (b. Jl jo. 
 iSoo, Jo.) ai\d Lillie May (.Stockburser") Shel- 
 den (,b. D 7, iSoo, Pecatonica, 111.'). Prepared, 
 in Rockford H. S. Iris; Beta Ganima Sivnna; 
 Scabbard at\d lUade; Graphomen; Capt.. Univ. 
 Briit. ; Assoc. Ed., loit) 7//ii>. Acct.. Barber- 
 Colman Co.. Rockford, HI.. 1016-17. 1st R. 
 O. T. C Ft. Sheridan. 111.: jnd Lt., 341st Inf., 
 N, .-\.. Camp Gr.HHt. 111.; Di.strict Mil. Insp.. 
 8th District S. .-\. T. C. Minneapolis. Married 
 Margaret Armstroinr. .-\p 13. 1017. W'innebago. 
 111. Addr.-ss, Winnebitgo, 111. 
 
 7051. HENRY KEU.OGG SHELDON 
 (.Brother of Kos. 1964. 1965, 6560) 
 
 F.lec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. .-Vp 13. iSo.', 
 ."^harpsburg. 111.; s. Salmon Maxwell (b. F 
 1-. 1847. J0.I and Mahala tKelloggl Sheldon 
 <.b. S 13. 1857. Shelburne Falls. Mass,\. Pre- 
 p.ired in Taylorville T^>. H. S. Scribbler's 
 Club: .^nd l.t.. I'niv. Bng. : Winner of liable- 
 ton Medal. Elec. Engr.. Aurora. 111., 1916-17: 
 do.. Contracting Engrs., St. Louis. 1917. tst 
 R. O. T. C. Ft. Sheridan. III.. 1917: .'nd Lt.. 
 
 KtiSiij;. Bur., Ord, Dept.. N. .\.. Wa>hincton, 
 D. t^'., >oi8; ist Lt,, .Vir Craft Armament ^ect., 
 Kn.ijnj;, Div,, iVd. Dept,; Mustered out, Ja 9, 
 1010, ^Lu•^ied Margaret Armstrong. Ap i^, 
 ioi8, Winnebago. 111. Address, Sharpsburg. III. 
 
 705--. EARL FRANK SHELLEY' 
 B. S. in C.^ E. ; b. S 5, i8o-\ Mt. Vernon. 
 111.; s. B. F. Shellev. Prepared in Mt. N'ernon 
 11. S. Address. R, 3. Mt. \ernoii. lll.t 
 
 70.<;j. JOHN FRWIN SHIELDS 
 Farmer; B. S. in .-\gr.; b. Mv 8. 1894. Lewis- 
 town, III.; s. E. C. (b. S ati. 1804. Maples 
 Mill. HI.") and Minnie Ann (Black) Shields 
 (b. Jl 1.'. 187 J. Ji>.L Prepared in (.'anion IL S. 
 .\jjr. Club; Hoof and I lorn Club; Country 
 I ife Club; Farm House; Choral Soc. Teacher, 
 Chaddock Boy's Sch.. 0>i'ncy. III., 1016-17; 
 F.unier, l.ew^istown. 111.. 1917 18. 117th F. .-V. 
 ,\. E. K., France. 1018: Returned to states, 
 1919. Married Hazel Marie l.ingenfelter, 
 F 7. 1918, l.ewistowii. 111. Child, John Erwin, 
 Jr.. b. N .'i, 1918. .Iddress, Sunny \'iew 
 F.irm, Lewistown, HI. 
 
 70.M. FRANK WILLLVM SHILLING 
 Druss'^t; .-V. B. in Commerce; b. .\g i !. 1804, 
 Decatur. 111.; .*. Charles F. and l.ncv N. 
 (Shaw) Shilling. Prepared in Decatur ll. S. 
 Sec. Shillin.t; Drug Co., Decatur. HI.. 1916; 
 .-Vccountant. 111. iSib. I'lilitv t'omn.. Spring- 
 tield. III.. 1917: Prcs.. Shilling Drug Co.. De- 
 catur. 111.. 1018 — . Address. 904 N. Main St.. 
 Decatur. 111.: bus. add.. 4,15 N. W'aier St., J<>. 
 
 70.^,^. J.VMFS WRlC.ll r SllOKM MxKK 
 PhmuI Salesman; A. B. in L. .\. v^ S.; b. Ag 
 4. 1804. I'harleston. HI.: s. William Killus (.b. 
 J,'.) and Florence Maria (Wright) Shoemaker 
 (b. J.>.). Prepared in East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Sigma Delta Chi; Psi Cp.silon; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Reporter. Cleveland I'ress, 10 ic; Bond 
 Salesman, Nat. Citv Co., N. \'., 1016-1917; 
 do., Nat. Citv Co. Dime Bank. Detroit. 1017- 
 u)i8. 1st R. O. T. C. Co. 13 and 9, Ft. 
 Sheridan. 111.. 1017; Pvt.. 3rd O. T. CH^o, 
 -', Camp Grant. III. 1918—; Co. A, 344th Inf., 
 Jo. Aletn., Bd. of Commerce, Detroit, loir, 
 .■tddress, joio Dime Bank, Detroit. 
 
 7956. HOR.VCE .\BBOrr SIRIM K 
 Chemist: B. S. in Chem,; M. S. 1017; b. 
 My 14. if<o--. Tuscola. 111.: s. Charles L. (b. 
 My -M. i8«t<, BrookK n, N. Y.) and .-Vnnie 
 Louise (WeiiseD Shonle lb. F 10. i8t>(i. Lewis- 
 burg, Pa.'). Prenarcil in 'riuscola 11. S. Sigma 
 Xi: I'hi Lambda I'psilon; Cosmopolitan: Prelim, 
 and Special Honors: Grad. Scholarship. Biolog. 
 Chem., I'. S. Dept. of .\gr., Iiidianai>olis. 
 Chem. Warfare Service. Washington, D, C; 
 N. Y. City, 1918 — . Address, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 7057. EDWARD OLAF SIEGFRIED 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. .\g 7, 189.-. 
 (."liicago; s. George Siegfried. Prepared in 
 Crane IL S. Draftsman, Graham i?iirnhani 
 I'o., Chicago. Address. -■-•4.' l.arrabee St.. 
 Chicago; bus. add., 1417 Rv. Exchange Bldg., 
 Jo. 
 
 705S. OSCAR EMU. SII.BERMANN 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. F. : b. N 17. 1893. 
 Wichita. Kan.; s. John losei^di (.b. D j.t;. l8.^,!;. 
 Basel, Swit/erlaiuD and Frida (.Sonderegger) 
 Silberniann (b. Mr t. iSoj, do.). Prepared 
 in Lane Tech. H. S.; Lane Tech. Jr. Coll., 
 ioi.'-i4. Highway Engr., St. Highway Dept.. 
 Paris, 111., 1916; Jo., Aurora, HI., 1017, 4Jnd 
 Engrs., Camp .\ni. Univ., Washington, D. C, 
 1018; Sergt,. Co, A, 4.Mid Engrs., France. 
 1918 — . Address, Homewood, 111. 
 
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 Baccalaukeate Alumni 
 
 647 
 
 7959. TIIKODOKE SWJTZKR SIMMONS 
 Farmer- 15. S. in Agr.; b. F 28, /«94, St. 
 Charleii, 111.; n. fjcorgc .Sirnnions. Prepared 
 in St. Charles H. S. Address, St, Charles, 
 
 in.t 
 
 7960. WIM.IAM IIKNKY Sl.MMS, JK. 
 Farmer airl Inh. Aki. ; U. .S. in Agr. ; b. 
 
 N z«, i«93, Gibson City, 111.; s. William H. 
 Cb. Jl 18, 1845, Buchin^hamshirc. linfi.) and 
 Kmma C. (Canterbury; Sinjmij 'b. .Mr 22, 1857, 
 .Sbringlicld, ill.^. Prepared in Gibson Citv 
 It. .S. ; Uoons .Sch. for Jioys, Jicrkclcy, Calii. 
 JJelta Tau Delta; Helmet. Ins. Agt, and Agr., 
 Gibson City. 111. Co. C, 3/4th F. H. S. C. 
 
 A. F. F., France; Wounded in battle of 
 Argonne. Married Martha Jane Goodell, Ag 
 M, 1917, Loda, 111. Address, Gibson City, III. 
 
 7961. UAYMOND SAMUKL SIMONS 
 
 A. li. in L. A. & S.; b. O 18, 1892, Norwood 
 Park, 111.; s. J. Simons. Prepared in Crane 
 H. S., Chicago. Address, 4644 I-ake Park Ave., 
 Chicago.! 
 
 7962. *.MARY ALICE SI.MPSON 
 
 B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. N 13, 1892. Bur- 
 wick, Me.: d. G. U. .Simpson. Prepared in 
 Hillside (Wis.) 11. S. Died D 22, 1916, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 7963. CIIAKLES LEONARD SKELTON 
 Tire Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 31, 1882. 
 Toluca, 111.; s. Samuel W. fb. Je 5, 1845, 
 Morgan Co., Ind.) and Elizabeth H. GSteven- 
 son; .Skelton (h. Ap 3, 1847, .Washington, Pa.J. 
 Prepared in Toluca H. .S.; A. 15., Eureka Coll., 
 1005. Mgr., Pierre Branch, Gilreath Co., 
 Wholesale Tires, S. Dak. Address, Box 394, 
 Pierre, S. Dak. 
 
 7964. IIEKBEKT LEE SLACK 
 I-nstrumcntman; B. S. in C. E.; b. O i^, 
 1889, Chicago; s. E. A. Slack. Prepared in 
 (Jrane H. S. Mil. Band. Instrumentman, C. 
 
 B. & Q. k. K., St. Louis. Address, 31401 S. 
 Karlov Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 4004 Defmar 
 Blvd., St. Louis. 
 
 796s. WILLIA.M FINLAY SLOAN 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 18, 1871, Ireland; s. 
 Arthur Sloan. Address, 901 W. Green St., 
 Urbana.t 
 
 7966. LIONEL DAVID SMILEY 
 Elec. Engr. ; B, S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 25, 1894, 
 Woodstock, 111.; s. David TemjJeten (b. 1860, 
 Ireland; and Elizabeth flfendncks; Smiley (b. 
 1866, Spring Grove, III.;. Prepared in Wood- 
 stock 11. S. Elec. Engr., Edison Common- 
 wealth Co., Chicago, 1916-17; Grad., The 
 Central .Sta. Inst. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 
 1917; 2nd Lt., Engrs. Reserve, Ft. Leaven- 
 worth; 2nd Lt., C. A.; ist Lt.. C. A., Ft. Mon- 
 roe, Va., 1918; 49th F. A., A. E. F., France. 
 Married Helen Dorothy Doten. Je 22, 19 18, 
 Washington, D, C. Address, 226 Judd St., 
 Woodstock, 111. 
 
 7967. CHARLES EUGENE SMITH 
 Engineer; B." S. in C. E. ; b. Ap 26, 1890, 
 Russia; s. Jacob .Smith. Prepared in Lewis 
 Inst. Cosmopolitan; Menorah Soc; C, E. See. 
 Engr., Chicago. L'. .S. .S. R. C. Address, 
 716 Board of Trade Bldg., Chicago.f 
 
 7968. GLEN CALVIN SMITH 
 Prin.. Sch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 8, 1889, 
 Cuba. III.; s. W. F. Smith. Prepared in Cuba 
 H. S. Prin., Schs., Muncie, 111., F 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Cuba, Ill.f 
 
 79''^9. HELEN MAY SMITH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 23, 1890, 
 Rock Falls^ III.; d. P. B. and Elizabeth M. 
 (Fowler; Smilli. Prepared in Rock Falls H. 
 S. and No. III. St. .N'orni. Sch.; L'niv. of .So. 
 Calif., J914-15. Teacher, II, S., Morrison, HI., 
 1916-17; ac, Reno, Nev,, 1917-18. Address, 
 Reno, Nev- 6m*, adrf,, 1432 Allston Way, Ber- 
 keley, Calii. 
 
 7970. HERBERT EDGAR SMITH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F. 4, 1890, OnUrio, 
 Canada; s. William Henry (b. Canada; and 
 Bertha H^lizabeth .Smith Oj. Canada;. Prepared 
 in Cobourg Collegiate Inst., (Canada; Quefn's 
 L'niv., Kingston, Cana'ia, 19/1-12. 'I heta Chi; 
 Kappa Delta i'i. Canadian Expeditionary 
 forces, 1916-17; Canadian Naval Service, wire- 
 less operator, 1917 — . Address, 196 Cotwurg 
 Ontario, Canada. 
 
 7971. IRENE FERN .SMITH fSMITH) 
 (Wife of No. 7972; 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Sc; M. S., 1917; b. Mr s, 
 1894, Bellmont, III.; d. C. (J. (b. Ja 29, 1869, 
 West .Seneca, N. Y.) and Altha (Bockhousc) 
 Smith (b. la 15, 1869, West .Salem, 111.;. Pre- 
 pared in Red Bud and Sparta H. S. Alpha 
 I'heta Chi; A. C. .S. Chcm., Victor Chem. 
 Works, Chicago Heights, HI., 1917; Teacher, 
 Chem. and .Math., Tp. H. S., Marion, 111., 1917- 
 1918; do., .Sparta, 111., 191 8—. Married Julian 
 Francis .Smith C16;, Ag 22, 1918. Red Bud, 
 m. Address, 366 Marifla St., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 7972. JULIAN FRANCIS SMITH 
 f Husband of No. 7971; Brother of No. 7973) 
 Librarian; B. S. in Chc-m.; b. N i, 1893, Lis- 
 comb, la.; s. Rev. George Thomas (\>. O iG, 
 1843, Cincinnati, O.; and Martha Hannah Can- 
 dace (Lhamon; .Smith (b. Mr 5, 1857, Gam- 
 bier, O.;. Prepared in Liscomb (la.; H. S. 
 and Urbana H. S. Chem. Club, 1914-16. Libr., 
 Chem. research. Nat. Aniline and Chem. Co., 
 Inc., Buffalo, N. Y., 1916 — . Mem., Central 
 Church of Christ; A. C. .S. Married Irene Fern 
 Smith, Ag 22, lUiH, Red Bud, III. Address. 
 366 Marilla St., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 7973- WILHELMA ZOE SMITH 
 (Sister of No. 7972J 
 Educ. Miss.; A. B. in L. A. & .S.; b. Ag 3, 
 1892, Tokio, Japan; d. Rev. George Thomas (b. 
 O 16, 1843, Cincinnati; and Martha Hannah 
 Candace CLhanion; Smith Cb. Mr 5, 1857, Mt. 
 Vernon, O.;. Prepared in Urbana H. S.; East. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch., 191^. Bethany Circle; 
 Stud. Volunteer Band. feacher, Pub. Sch.. 
 Liscomb, la., 1916-1917; Grad. work. Coll. of 
 .Missions. Indianapolis; Appointed Educ. Mis- 
 sionary to Belgian Congo, 1918. Address, 603 
 ¥,. .Stoughton .St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 Lotumbe, Belgian C!ongo, Africa. 
 
 7974. RAYMOND LEFFEL SNODDY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 21, 1891, 
 Covington, Ind. : s. W. I. .Snoddy. Prepared in 
 Perrysville Clnd.) H. S. Psi Delta. Teacher, 
 Elkhart, Ind. Address, Perrysville, Ind.t 
 
 7975- GLENN SNYDER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N is, 1891, Law- 
 renceville. III.; s. James Francis Cb. N 9, 1860, 
 do.) and Annie CSeeds; Snyder Cb. O 22, 
 r862. do.). Prefjared in Lawrenceville Tp. H. 
 S. Egyptian Club; Agr. Club; Class Baseball. 
 Farmer, Deaf Smith Co., Tex. Married Wane 
 Gibson, D 6, 19 16, Evansville, Ind. Address, 
 Hereford, Tex. 
 
 7976. WALTER ANDREW STAHL 
 Demonstrator and Salesman; B. S. in M. E. ; 
 b. Ap 30, 1894. Chicago; s. Charles J. (b. 1864, 
 Manitowoc, Wis.; and Augusta (Redeker) 
 
648 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1916 
 
 Stahl (b. 1863, Two Rivers, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Class 
 Basket Ball; Jr. Entertainment Com.; Fresh. 
 Smoker Com. With Buda Co., Harvey, 111., 
 1916-1917. ist R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1917; U. S., S. M. A., Urbana; ist Lt., Royal 
 Flying Corps, England. Address, 4120 N. 
 Paulina St., Chicago; bus. add., Buda Co., 
 Railway Exchange Bldg., do. 
 
 7977. JOHN EDWIN STARK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 15. 1883, 
 Oakland, HI.; s. L. A. Stark. Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Teacher. Tp. H. S., Chrisman, 111. 
 Address, 60s E. Stoughton St., Champaign.! 
 
 7978. ALVIN GUSTAVE STEINMAYER 
 (Brother of No. 7979) 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 4, 1894, 
 LaSalle, 111.; s. C. (b. Ger.) and Katherine 
 (Fever) Steinmayer (b. do.). Prepared in La- 
 Salle-Peru Tp. H. S. Capt., Univ. Brig., igi6; 
 A. I. E. E. Elec. Engr., Triumph Elec. Co., 
 Cincinnati; Asst. Engr., Elec. Engng. Co., Chi- 
 cago, 1917-18. Ord. Dept., U. S. A., 1918 — . 
 Address, 3547 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 7979. REINHARD A. J. STEINMAYER 
 
 (Brother of No. 7978) 
 Valuation Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. 
 F 14, 1892, La Salle, HI.; s. C. (b. Ger.) 
 and Katherine (Feuer) Steinmayer (b. do.). 
 Prepared in La Salle-Peru H. S. Sigma Tau; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Maj., Univ. Brig. Ry. 
 Civ. Engr., St. L. S. F. R. R.. 19 16-17; Valu- 
 ation Engr., Interst. Commerce Comn., 191 7 — . 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Riley, Kan.; Coleman, Tex. 
 Married Dorothy Gibbs, D 23, 1918, Beards- 
 town, 111. Mem., Am. Soc. Ceram. Engrs. Ad- 
 dress, 601 Interst, Commerce Commission, Kan- 
 sas City, Mo. 
 
 7980. EDITH HASSELTINE STEVENS 
 B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Ap 29, 1892, Syracuse, 
 
 N. Y.; d. George E. Stevens. Prepared in 
 Sumner H. S. Address, 4265 Finney Ave., St. 
 Louis. t 
 
 7981. RITA ELEANOR STINSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 3562, 7238) 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. D 30, 1893, 
 French Grove, 111.; d. Hiram A. (b. Je 16, 
 1850, Orange Co., Pa.) and Harriet Eleanor 
 Stinson (b. Ag 30, 1856, Terra Haute, Ind.). 
 Alpha Delta Pi. Prepared in Lincoln (Kan.) 
 H. S.; Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1912-13- Teacher. 
 Marshall, Ind., ig 16-18; Dietitian, Michael 
 Reese Hospital, Chicago. Address 312 W. 
 Church St., Champaign; bus. add., c/o Michael 
 Reese Hosp., Chicago. 
 
 7982. JAMES CREAR STIRTON 
 Highway Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 26, 
 1894, Chicago; s. Thomas (b. Canada) and 
 Jessie (Crear) Stirton (b. Scotland). Pre- 
 pared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Tau; Ma-wan-da; Tribe of Illini; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors; Varsity Track. Grad. 
 Work, La Salle Exten. Univ., Chicago. R. R. 
 Engr., C. B. and Q. R. R., 191 7; R- R- 
 Valuation, Interst. Commerce Comn., 191 7; 
 Highway Engr., Office of Pub. Roads and 
 Rural Engng., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Hdqtrs., 
 San Francisco, 191 7. Engrs., O. T. S., Fort 
 Leavenworth, Kan., S to N, 191 7; 315th 
 Engrs., Camp Travis, Tex., D 1917 to Ja 
 1918; ist Lt., Co. B. 513th Engrs., A. P. O., 
 762, A. E. F., France. 1918 — . Married Edna 
 Pauline Morris, Ja 12, 1918, San Antonio, 
 Tex. Address, 641 Monticello Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7983. HARRY FREDERICK STOCKER 
 Constr., Pres. and Mgr. ; B. S. in C. E.; 
 
 b. My 23, 1893, Highland, 111.; s. Fred Stocker. 
 
 Prepared in Highland H.. S. Pres. and Gen. 
 
 Mgr., Stocker Gravel and Const. Co., Peoria. 
 Address. Highland, 111.; bus. add., c/o H. W. 
 Orvis, Peoria. t 
 
 7984. CLARENCE MILTON STOFFEL 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E. ; b. My 23, 1893, 
 
 St. Louis; s. Remy J. Stoffel. Prepared in 
 
 Christian Brothers Coll. and St. Vincents' 
 
 Coll. Address, 3892 Humphrey St., St. Louis. t 
 
 7985- ALBERT GETTEN STONE 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 18, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Walter H. (b. Chicago) and (jrace 
 E. (Sage) Stone (b. Chicago). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Triangle; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Capt., Univ. Brig.; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors. Engr., Concrete-Steel Products 
 Co., Chicago, 1916-17. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 
 111., 1917; ist Lt.. O. R. C, 80th Div., N. A., 
 Camp Lee, Va., D, 1917-Ja, 1918; ist Lt., 
 O. R. C, 52nd Pioneer Inf., (iamp Wadsworth, 
 S. C, 1918 — . Married Esther J. Hughes, D 8, 
 1917, Chicago. Address, 1431 N. Hamlin Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 7986. CHARLES HOLMES STONE 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. Ag 16, 1890, Athens, 
 Ga.; s. Joseph Henry (b. Je 25, i86o) and 
 Jennie Leslie (Harris) Stone (b. Ja 31, 1865, 
 loundesviele, S. C). Prepared in Athens 
 (Ga.) H. S.; B. S., 1912; M. A., 1913, Univ. 
 of Ga. Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma Upsilon; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Libn., .\. and M. Coll., 
 Stillwater, Okla. Lib. Publicity Din, U. S. 
 Food Administration, Okla. St. Mem., M. E. 
 Church, South. Married Willie Kate Wil- 
 liams, Je 29, 1917, Barnesville, Ga. Child, 
 Joseph Lesley, b. Je 12, 1918. Address, 405 
 Hester St., Stillwater, Okla. 
 
 7987. RAY MALCOLM STRICKLAND 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 26, 1890, Prince- 
 town, Ind.; s. Charles W. (b. 1861, Prince- 
 town, Ind.) and Lillian (Truscott) Strickland 
 (b. 1870, Rochester, 111.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Agr. Club; Efficiency Club. Farm Re- 
 juvenation, Augusta, Ga., 1916; Blythe Ga., 
 1916 — : One Hundred Mounted Home Guard, 
 Ga., 191 7; U. S. Marines, N. R. F., Puerto 
 Plata. Mem., Nat. Agr. Soc. Address, Blythe, 
 Ga. 
 
 7988. ELMER HENRY STUMPF 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 2, 
 
 1894, Chicago; s. Otto (b. F 27, 1863, do.) 
 and Alma (Zimmerman) Stumpf (b. Ag 11, 
 1869, do.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S.. 
 Chicago. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Class Basketball 
 and Baseball. Acct., Auditing Dept., Joseph 
 T. Ryerson and Son, Chicago, 191 6 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1442 Belle Plaine Ave., Chicago. 
 
 7989. ROYAL DEHM SUNDELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 17, 1891, 
 
 Altona, 111.; s. John Carl and Nettie (Dehm) 
 Sundell. Prepared in Oneida H. S.; Knox 
 Coll., 191 1-13. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Pi Tau 
 Sigma. Engr., Chicago, 1916-17. Lt.. 311th 
 Engrs., Ag-N, 1917; Lt., 115th U. S. Engrs., 
 N, 1917-My, 1918; Pilot Aviation Section Sig- 
 nal C'orps, My 1918; Asst. Adjt., Rockwell Field, 
 San Diego. (Talif. Address, Oneida, 111. 
 
 7990. DOROTHY SUTCLIFFE 
 (Sister of Nos. 7248, 8800, G6s8) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 191 7: 
 b. F 28, 1896, Fall River, Mass.; d. George 
 Lincoln (b. Je 2, 1866, do.) and Sarah Alice 
 (Taylor) Sutcliffe (b. My 6, 1869, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Plymouth (Mass.) II. S. Head of 
 Dept., Mod. Lang., Tabor Coll., Tabor, la., 
 1917-18; Teacher, H. S., Palestine, 111., 1918— . 
 Address. Palestine, III 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 649 
 
 7991. WILBOR MILLS SUTHERLAND 
 (Brother of No. 4926) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 24, 1894, Mc- 
 Nabb, 111.; s. Jolin C. (b. 1863, Iloldeti. 111.) 
 and Ruth Eva (Mills) Sutherland (b. McNabb, 
 111.). Prepared in Chillicolhe (Mo.) 11. S. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Ma-wan-da; Sachem; Ku Klux; Helmet; 
 Final Honors; Football Mgr. Farmer, McNabb, 
 111., 1916 — . Married Margaret Eileen Davis, 
 D I, 191 7, Chillicothe, Mo. Address, McNabb, 
 III. 
 
 7992. FRANK HOWARD SUTTON 
 
 Credit Man; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 3, 
 1894, Chicago; s. Thomas (b. England) and 
 Maria (West) Sutton (b. Can.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S.. Chicago; Lewis Inst., Chi- 
 cago. Delta Ui)silon. With Lehigh Portland 
 Cement Co., Credit Dejtt., Chicago. Chief Yeo- 
 man, Sta. Disbursing (jffice. Great Lakes Naval 
 Tr. Sta., 111.; Ensign, Pelham Bay, N. Y. 
 Address, 3432 W. Adams St., Chicago. 
 
 7993. FRANCES ELEANOR SWANSON 
 
 (Sister of No. 6606) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 18, 1894, Galesburg, 
 111;, d. Frederick- L. (b. N 25, i860, Sweden) 
 and Hannah M. Swanson (b. Ag 5, 1867, Mon- 
 mouth, 111.). Prepared in Urbana II. S. Ad- 
 dress, 514 S. Mathews Ave., Urbana. 
 
 7994. NORVID RAYMOND SWANSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 7, 1894, Wasco, 
 
 111.; s. Claus A. (b. Mr 10, 1857, Sweden) and 
 Emma (Andrews) Swanson (b. Ag 25, 1866, 
 do.). Prepared in St. Charles H. S. Chi Beta. 
 Farmer. St. Charles, 111., 191 6 — . Address, R 
 I, St. Charles, 111. 
 
 7995. EDGAR CHESSMAN SWARTWOUT 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 20, 1893, Mor- 
 gan Park, III.; s. Walter R. Swartwout. Pre- 
 pared in Elgin H. S. Agr. Club; Agr. Glee 
 Club; Lt. Capt. and Regt. Commissary, Univ. 
 Brig. O. R. T. C, Co. 7, nth Prov. Regt., 
 Ft. Sheridan, 111. ist Lt., i6ist Depot Brig., 
 Camp Grant, 111. Address, 33 N. Porter St., 
 Elgin, Ill.t 
 
 7996. LEWIS WENTWORTH SWETT 
 Salesman Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 14, 
 1892, Springfield, 111.; s. Wilbra W. Swett, 
 Prepared in Springfield H. S. E. E. Soc. 
 Salesman Engr.. Sangamo Elec. Co. Address, 
 1177 N. 3rd St., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 7997. NELLIE MAY SWICK 
 (Sister of No. 7251) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Broadlands, 111.; d. 
 Christopher O. (b. 1849, Ger.) and Sarah J. 
 (Kirchner) Swick (b. i85o, Scioto Co., O.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Address, 504 S. 
 Market St., Urbana. 
 
 7998. MARGUERITE MAUD SWITS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 30, 1891, 
 Huron, S. Dak.; d. Harmon Abram (b. Mr 23, 
 1864, Scbenectady, N. Y.) and Maud Estella 
 (Setzer) Swits (b. D 28. 1865, Red Rock, la.). 
 Prepared in Wiley H. S., Terre Haute, Ind.; 
 Ind. St. Norm. Sch. Alnha Xi Delta. Teacher, 
 H. S., Terre Haute, Ind. Mem.. D. A. R. Ad- 
 dress, 1422 N. 7th St., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 7999. CLEMENTINE TAGGART 
 (BARNETT) 
 (Sister of Nos. 6608, 8805) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 25, 1893, Wooster, 
 O.; d. Frank Taggart. Prepared in Wooster 
 (O.) H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sec, Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1916. Married Joseph 
 Henry Barnett, Ja 12, 1918, Wooster, O. Ad- 
 dress, 824 Bowman St., Wooster, O.f 
 
 8000. ROBERT ISAAC TERRY 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 6, 1892, Omaha, Neb.; 
 s. Frederick Terry. Prepared in Shortridge 
 (Indianapolis) H. S. Sigma Chi; Alpha Gam- 
 ma Rho; Mask and Bauble. U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of Tex., Austin, Te.x.; ist Lt., 803rd 
 Pioneer Inf., Camp Grant, 111. Address, 3736 
 N. Meridan St., Indianapolis. 
 
 8001. OLGA ELIZABETH THAL 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3574, 3997) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 6, 1894, Eberle, 
 111.; d. John (b. 1848, Petrograd, Russia) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Wulfman) Thai (b. 1858, 
 Breese, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Der Deutsche Verein; Gregorian; Class Hock- 
 ey. Address, Dearborn, Mich. 
 
 8002. ABNER ROYCE THOMAS 
 (Brother of No. 8004) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 20, 1891, Big 
 Rock, 111.; s. George W. (b. D 3. 1857. Aurora, 
 111.) and Helen (Royce) Thomas (b. Naperville, 
 111., 1859). Prepared in Westside H. S., Aurora. 
 Alpha Zeta; Hoof and Horn Club; Country 
 Life Club. Farmer, Wheatland Tp., Will Co., 
 111., 1916 — . Address, Naperville, 111. 
 
 8003. CLAIR JOEL THOMAS 
 Prin., Sch.; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 19, 1882, 
 Good Hope, 111.; s. C. M. Ihomas. Prepared in 
 West. 111. St. Norm. Acad. Class Baseball; 
 Prelim. Honors. Prin., Chaddock Boy's Sch., 
 Quincy, 111. Address, La Harpe, Ill.t 
 
 8004. POLLY ELIZABETH THOMAS 
 
 (Sister of No. 8002) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 30, 1892, Big 
 Rock, 111.; d. George W. (b. D 3, 1857, Aurora, 
 111.) and Helen (Royce) Thomas (b. My 26, 
 1859. Naperville. 111.). Prepared in Westside 
 H. S. Aurora, 111. H. Sc. Club; Country Life 
 Club; Gregorian. Address, R. 4, Naperville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 8005. RALPH RAYMOND THOMAS 
 Accountant; B. S. in E. E. ; b. D 26, 1894, 
 
 Pleasant Hill, 111.; s. W. S. Thomas. Prenared 
 in Central H. S., St. Louis. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Eta Kappa Nu ; Sigma Tau : Scabbard and 
 Blade; Shomeez Club; Rifle Club; E. E. Soc; 
 Ed., Technograph Bd. ; Mil. Ball Com.; Maj., 
 Brig. Adjt., Univ. Brig.; Prelim. Honors. 
 Acct., Fairbanks Morse & Co., Beloit, Wis. 
 Sergt., Co. D, 333rd Mach. Gun Bn., A. E. 
 F., France. Address, Beloit, Wis. 
 
 8006. LILLIAN MAUDE THOMPSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Ap 16, 1893, 
 Chicago; d. Arthur (b. England) and Naomi 
 (Marlow) Thompson (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S., Chicago. Chi Omega; W. 
 A. A.; Basketball and Hockey Teams; Cham- 
 pion Hockey. Teacher, Dom. Sc, Pecatonica, 
 111., 1916-17; do., Clay Center, Neb., 1917; 
 Teacher, Sewing, South Bend H. S.. Ind., 
 1918 — . Address, 7045 Union Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., South Bend, Ind. 
 
 8007. FRANK HILTON THORNE 
 Supt., Const.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 8, 1891, 
 Chicago; s. Albion Paris (b. Brooklyn, N. Y.) 
 and Mary Hilton (Browne) Thorne. Prepared 
 in James Sterling Morton H. S., Chicago. Sig- 
 ma Nu; Scarab; Univ. Land. Arch. Soc; 
 Jr. Representative, Class Ath. Bd. of Control; 
 Mandolin Club; Pan Hellenic Council. Built 
 Olympia Fields Country Club, Golf courses; 
 Supt., Const., Hegemann and Peets City Plan- 
 ners. Milwaukee. Bat. B, 18 Bn., F. A. R. D., 
 Camp Jackson, S. C. Married Edna Agatha 
 Turck, N 24, 191 7, Berwyn, 111. Address, 3325 
 Irving Ave., Berwyn, 111. 
 
650 
 
 Univeksitv of Illinois 
 
 [igi6 
 
 S008. •WALTER JOSEPH TILTON 
 B. S. in Chem. ; b. Je 23, 1894, Fairniount, 
 111.; s. Charles V. (b. 1863, Catlin, 111.) and 
 Jeanette L. 'J'ilton (b. 1864. Fairniount, 111.'). 
 Prepared in Fairniount II. S.; Danville 11. S. 
 Chi Beta; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda l^psiloii; 
 Prelim, and I'inal Honors. Chem., Hercules 
 Powder C'o., Kenvil, N. J., 1916-17; do.. Flush- 
 ing, L. I., 1917-18; do., Pershing, N. Y. Mar- 
 ried Claire Troxler, Ja ' 3, 19 17, New York 
 City. Died O 21, 1918, Pershing, N. Y. 
 
 8009. IRENE TOWSON (CHYNOWETH) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 26, 1894, Macon, 
 111.; d. William Mark (b. Ja 24, 1858, Monroe, 
 Green Co., Wis.) and Minnie (Carter) Tow 
 son (b. Licking Co., O.). Prepared in Macon 
 H. S.; Decatur H. S. W. A. A.; Basketball; 
 Girls Sr. Council. Married Ray I. Chynoweth, 
 O 13, 1916, Macon, 111. Child, William Ray. 
 b. O 2, 1917. .-Iddrcss, R. 3, Macon, 111. 
 
 8010. ELIZABETH LAIL TRACY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 12, 1S04, 
 Laclede, Mo.; d. Frank Tracy. Prepared in 
 Anderson (Ind.) H. S. Teacher, Logan, W. Va. 
 Address, 204 W. loth St., Logan, W. Va.t 
 
 801 1. *GLADYS ANNIE TREAT 
 
 (IIADDEN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 7571) 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. 1) 30, 1892, 
 
 Spiritwood, N. Dak.; d. Arthur Chaucev (b. 
 
 Claridon, O.) and Annie Marie (Palmer) 
 
 Treat (b. 1880 Napolean, O.). Prepared in 
 
 Oberlin (O.) li. S.: Oberlin Coll., 1910-ij. 
 
 Gamma Phi Beta. Teacher, Doni. Sc, Mal- 
 
 toon. 111., 1916-18. Married Chester Gilbert 
 
 Madden ('16), D i, 1917, I-awrence, Ind. (died, 
 
 Ap 3, 191S, Ft. Beniamin Harrison). Died D 
 
 4, 1918, Mattoon, HI. 
 
 8012. CHESTER TREISCHEL 
 Ceram. Engr. ; B. S. in Ceram.; b. S 27, 
 1894, Martintown, 111.; s. Charles (b. Ag i, 
 1864, Iroquois Co., 111.) and Corrinne (Lottin- 
 ville) Treischel (b. D 4, 1872, do.). Pre 
 pared in Monience H. S. ; Watseka II. S. ; 
 Kankakee II. S. Ceram. Soc; Keramos; Tccli- 
 nograph Bd. Const. Engr., Kankakee, 111., 
 1916-17; Ceram. Engr., Gen. Elcc. Co., Schen- 
 ectady, N. Y., 1917 — . Address, 118 Nott Ter- 
 race, Schenectady, N. \'. ; bus. add.. Office of 
 Engr. of Insulations, Gen. Elec. Co., do. 
 
 8013. MAX RUDOLPH HENDRICH TREU 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. N 20, 1885, S. Africa; s. 
 H. A. F. Treu. Prepared in Johannesburg 
 (S. Africa) H. S. Cosmopolitan. Address, 
 Johannesburg, Transvaal, S. Africa. t 
 
 8014. FRANCES IRENE TRITT 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 7, 1893. Bloom- 
 ington, 111. Prepared in Pontiac H. S. Am- 
 erican Red Cross, Washington, D. C, 1918 — . 
 Address, c/o Mrs. A. Savage, 8ro W. Church 
 St., Champaign.! 
 
 8015. PHILIP THEODORE TROEGAR 
 Land. Gardener; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 18, 
 1889, Storm Lake, la.; s. L. E. Troegar. Pre- 
 pared in Storm Lake H. S. ; Lewis Inst. 
 Scarab; Univ. Land. Arch. Soc. Address, 
 1258 Ardmore, Chicago. t 
 
 8016. OPAL WINIFRED TROST 
 (Sister of No. 6625) 
 
 B. S. in 11. Sc; b. Ap 13, 1S94, Philo, 111.; 
 d. J. G. (b. 1843, Ger.) and Minnie (Doss) 
 Trost (b. 1853, do.). Prepared in Urbana 
 II. S. Alpha Omicron Pi; Yo Ma; Athenean. 
 Address, 511 W. High St., Urbana. t 
 
 «oi7. OLIVER JOHN TROSTKR 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 3, 1894, Bell- 
 flower, III.; s. John E. (b. Ag 6, i860, Harri- 
 son, O.) and Sebra E. (Smith) Troster (b. 
 J a 16, 1 86 1, Farmer Citv, 111.). Prepared 
 in Bellflower, Tp. H. S. Iris; Alpha Zeta; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Maj., Univ. Brig.; Class 
 Basketball and Football; Mil. Ball Com.; Rifle 
 Club; Final Honors. 2nd l.t., ist Lieut., Co. 
 M., Nat. Guards, Champaign, 1Q16; Capt., do., 
 My 21. 1917, Champaign; Supply Officer, 130th 
 Inf.. Camp Logan, Tex.; A. E. F., France, 
 1918. Maj., Inf., 33rd Div., Luxembourg, 
 1918; Asst. Chief of Staff, 33rd Div., do. Ad- 
 dress, Bellflower, McLean Co., 111. 
 
 8018. CHARLES EDGAR TROWBRIDGE 
 ^B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. My s. 1890, Agra, 
 Kan.; s. W. B. Trowbridge. Preiiared in South 
 Bend (Ind.) LI. S. Ilus. Address, 1220 S. 
 Main St., South Bend, Ind.t 
 
 8019. FLOYD ELSWORTH TROXEL 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Je i, 1800, 
 Minonk, 111.; s. Eli J. (b. Pa.) and Mary J. 
 (1 burner) Troxel (b. Dayton, ().). Prepared 
 in Minonk H. S. ; Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Stud. Branch. A. S. M. E. ; Prelim. Honors. 
 Elec. Engr.. Chuse Engine and Mfg. Co., Mat- 
 toon, 111. Invented: Designs for small vertical 
 pumping engines for emergency fleet. Address, 
 
 ncy r 
 , 111. 
 
 1509 Wabash Ave., Mattoon 
 
 8020. SILAS MAX TRUMBO 
 Arch. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 23, 1891, 
 St. Marys. Kan.; s. Zachary Taylor and Ella 
 May (Strong) Trumbo. Prepared in Pontiac 
 Tp. II. S. Ilus. Heating and Ventilating 
 Engr., Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, Boston 
 and Chicago, 1916-17. Sergt., 313th Engrs., 
 U. S. N. A., 1917-18: !•-• R. O. T. C, Camp 
 Lee, Va., 1918 — . Married Katherine Nellie 
 Kay, Ag 23, 1917, Pontiac, 111. Address, 504 
 S. Mill St., Pontiac. III. 
 
 8021. JAMES OLIVER TUPPER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 18, 1886, Cort- 
 land, 111.; s. O. Tupper. Prepared in Henry 
 H. S. Chi Psi; Hoof and Horn Club; Coun- 
 try Life Club; Agr. Club; Fresh. Varsity 
 Football; Varsity Football. Farmer, Wood- 
 stock, HI. Married Carolyn May, D 25, 1918, 
 Chicago. Address, Woodstock, Ill.t 
 
 8022. LOTTIE OCTAVIA URBAIN 
 (Sister of No. 4470) 
 Teacher; A. B. in IT. Sc; b. II 19, 1892. 
 Brazil, Ind.; d. Frank J. (b. I- ranee) and 
 Eugenia (Vignon) Urbain (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Dui|uoin H. -S.; N. W. Univ., 1911. Sigma 
 Kappa; W. A. A.; Basketball; Hockey. Grad. 
 Work, Univ. of Wis., Summer, 1917. Teacher, 
 II. Sc, Tp. II. S., Belleville, 111., 1917— . Ad- 
 dress, oil Lake .\vc.. Wilmette, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o High School, Belleville, 111. 
 
 8023. MELVILLE CARLYLE VAN ALYEA 
 
 (ALYEA) 
 Claim Agent; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 2, 1892, 
 Princeville, 111.; s. Dr. Thomas Edward and 
 Ella (Moody) Van Alvca. Prepared in Earl- 
 ville II. S.; Beloit Coll., 1912; Univ. of Wis., 
 19 1 3. Phi Kappa Sigma; L'niv. Band. Claim 
 .\gt.. paper house, (Chicago, 1916-17. Sergt., 
 3_'9th F. A., Camp Custer, Mich., 1917; A. E. 
 F., France; Mustered out, Ap 21, 1919. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M. Received degree as Alyea. 
 .Iddrcss, Earlville, 111. 
 
 8024. GERRY CHRISTOPHER VANDEN 
 
 BOOM 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in M. E. : b. Jl 12. 1894, 
 Quincy, 111.; s. G. W. (b. Holland) and Mar- 
 garet (Wand) Vanden Boom (b. Melrose Tp., 
 
I9i6] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 6si 
 
 Adams Co., 111.). Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. ; 
 Stud. Council. Sales Engr., Prest-o-Lite Co.. 
 Chicago, 1916-18; do., Pneumatic Tool Co., 
 Chicago, 1918 — . Special Insp., Cantonment 
 Div., U. S. A., 191 7. Mem. Hamilton Club, 
 Chicago, 1917; Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Mar- 
 ried, Helen lone Thuman, F 17, 191 7, Quincy, 
 111. Address, 5238 Winthrop Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8025. ELLIOT DUDLEY VAN FRANK 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 8, 1892, Elmira, N. Y.; 
 s. W. A. Van Frank. Prepared in Danville 
 H. S. Married Alice J. Sinsabaugh, Ap 7, 1917, 
 Danville, 111. Address, Indianapolis.! 
 
 8026. FRANCIS MARION VAN NATTER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 12, 1892. Gaston, 
 Ind., s. James B. (b. S 23, 1844, Circleville, 
 O.) and Marilda (Hayden) Van Natter (b. 
 Ag 25, 1852, Muncie, Ind.). Prepared in 
 'Muncie (Ind.) H. S. Theta Chi; Adelphic; 
 Tribe of lUini; Lt. Colonel, Univ. Brig.; Capt., 
 Varsity Fencing Team; Intercollegiate Cham- 
 pionship, in dueling and broadswords, 1916. 
 Indiana Militia, 1912-16; ist Lt.; Capt., 28th 
 Inf., A. E. F., France, 1917; Wounded in 
 action, France, 1918. Address, 1520 N. Broad- 
 way, Muncie, Ind. 
 
 8027. RODMAN FLEMING VANSANT 
 (Brother of No. 7276) 
 
 Sales Mgr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 16, 1893. 
 Mt. Airy, Philadelphia; s. William Riley (b. 
 1863, Fawn Grove, Md.) and Blanche (Flem- 
 ing) Vansant (b. 1873, Philadelphia). Pre- 
 pared in Staunton Mil. Acad., Va. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Hoof and 
 Horn Club; Pres., 111. Union Dramatic Club; 
 Bus. Mgr., Mandolin and Glee Club. With 
 Swift & Co., Cattle Buyer's Dept., Chicago, 
 1916; Asst. Sales Mgr., Philadelphia Office. 
 Am. Agr. Chem. Co., Philadelphia, 1916-17. 
 U. S. Mil. Tr. Camp, Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., 
 1917; Lt., 76th U. S. F. A., A. E. F., 1918— . 
 Address, 241 S. American St., Philadelphia. 
 
 8028. MYRA VAUGHN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 19, 
 1892, Fifield, Wis.; d. Howard Ridgeway (b. 
 New Egypt. N. J.) and Elizabeth Katharine 
 (Bradley) Vaughn (h. New Haven, Conn.). 
 Prepared in Eau Claire (Wis.) H. S. Alpha 
 Theta Chi; Omicron Nu; Y. W. C. A. Teacher, 
 Dom. Sc. and Art, Thompson, O., 1916 — . 
 Address, 607 S. Race St., Urbana; bus. add.. 
 Thompson, O. 
 
 8029. RALPH HOYT VIAL 
 (Son of No. 413) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 12, i8go. West- 
 ern Springs, 111.; s. Edmund Robert ('84), (b. 
 Mr 19, 1 86 1, Lyonsville, 111.) and Hattie M. 
 (Hoit) Vial. Prepared in Lyons Tp., H. S. 
 Tau Kappa Epsilon. Cow Testing work. La 
 Grange, 111., 1916 — . Address, R. 2, La Grange, 
 Ill.t 
 
 8030. SIEGFRED NATHANIEL VIBELIUS 
 Architect; B. S in A. E.; b. Jl 29, 1890, 
 South Bend, Ind.; s. John Vibelius. Prepared 
 in Joliet H. S. Pi Omicron; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Arch. Club; Asst. Ed., 
 Arch. Year Book. 1916. ist Lt. and Capt., 
 Univ. Brig.; Prelim. Honors. Address, 312 
 Landen Ave., Joliet, Ill.t 
 
 8031. HERBERT LOUIS VOIGT 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. O 19, 1891, Milwuakee; 
 s. H. Voigt. Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago. Lambda Chi Alpha. Address, 143 1 
 Granville Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 8032. ALVIN CLAUDE VOLK 
 
 ^?- ^J ',"r ,9- E-A ^- ^ 3, 1892, St. Louis; s. 
 Edward Volk. Prepared in Yeatman H. S., 
 St. Louis; Washington Univ. C. E. Club 
 Address, 3715 Palm St., St. Louis. t 
 
 8033. LAURENCE ELMER VOORHEES 
 With Bur. Standards; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. 
 Mr II, 1894, Chicago; s. E. C. Voorhees. Pre- 
 pared ni McKinley H. S. Asst. Instr., Physics, 
 Univ. of 111., 1 9 17; With Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918 — . Address, R. i, 
 Alton, Ill.t 
 
 8034. CLIFTON JAMES WALKER 
 (Husband of No. 3755) 
 Plant Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 24, 1880, 
 Carroll Co., Miss.; s. Wallace (b. 1855, do.) 
 and Mollie R. (McCombs) Walker (b. 1856, 
 Youngstown, O.). Prepared in Chicago H. S.; 
 Lewis Inst., 1901-04. Surv. and Draftsman, 
 Boston, 1916-17; Jr. Engr., St. Highway Dept., 
 Moline, 111., 1916-18; Draftsman, Moline Plow 
 Co., Tractor Branch, Rock Island, 111., 1918 — ; 
 Asst. Plant Engr., Kilbourne & Jacobs Mfg. 
 Co., Columbus, O., 1918 — . 2nd Regt.. 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 1902-06. Married Lenna Mable 
 Gregory ('09). 1910, Kankakee, 111. Address, 
 19 Chittenden Ave., Columbus, O.; bus. add.. 
 c/o Kilbourne & Jacobs Mfg. Co., Columbus, 
 
 8035. ETHEL MARIE WYKLE (WALKER) 
 (Sister of No. 6682) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. N 10, 1888, Danforth, 
 111.; d. William (b. Jl 28, 1863, Peoria) and 
 Alice Stafford (Bolten) Wykle (b. Ja 24, 1861, 
 Eng.). Prepared in 111. Woman's Coll. Mar- 
 ried Lewis Walker, F 26, 1916, Mahomet, 111. 
 Child, Donna Lucille, b. Mr 12, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Ridgeway, 111. 
 
 8036. GEORGE WILLIAM WALKER 
 Instructor; A. B. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; b. D 
 25, 1893, Mackinaw, 111.; s. Frank Walker. 
 Prepared in West. Mil. Acad. Instr., Chem., H. 
 S., Oskaloosa, la. Address, 904 A Ave., East 
 Oskaloosa, la. 
 
 S037. JENNIE GRACE WALKER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 29, 
 
 1889, Capac, Mich.; d. Byron (b. Je 7, 1848, 
 Romeo, Mich.) and Jennie A. (Warren) 
 Walker (b. Mr 5, i860, Washington. Mich.). 
 Prepared m J. Sterling Morton H. S., Cicero; 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1910. Teacher, J. 
 Sterling Morton H. S., 1916 — . Address, 6002 
 28th St., Cicero, 111. 
 
 8038. LEWIS BRYANT WALLACE 
 Teacher; A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 24, 1892, 
 Homer, 111.; s. C. H. Wallace. Prepared in 
 Homer H. S. Teacher, Harper's Ferry, W. 
 Va. Married Wintress Thompson, Ag 7, 1916, 
 St. Louis. Address, Homer, Ill.t 
 
 8039- MARIE ELIZABETH WALLIN 
 Optometrist; A. B. in L. A. &• S. ; b. Ja 30, 
 
 1890, Metamore, 111.; d. Samuel Martin Fred- 
 erick (b. Ap 28, 1855, Amsterdam, Nether- 
 lands) and Isabel (Henderson) Wallin (b. F 
 23, 1862, Osceola, Ark.). Prepared in Meta- 
 more H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Sch.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., 1907-08, 1910-11; Lincoln Coll., 
 1914-15. Bethany Circle; Der Deutsche Verein. 
 Teacher, H. S., Gilman, 111., 1916; Optometrist, 
 Champaign, 1917 — . Mem., Christian Church. 
 Address, loSyi W. Healy St., Champaign; bus. 
 add., igYz Rlain St., do. 
 
 8040. WESLEY BURNHAM WALRAVEN 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. O 23, 1894, 
 
 Centralia, 111.; s. Jos. Edgar (b. Ap 29, 1862. 
 
652 
 
 University ok Illinois 
 
 [1916 
 
 Wheeling, W. Va.) and Luella (Clark) Wal- 
 ravcn (b. Ag 11, 1S70, Cincinnati). Prepared 
 in Centralia Tp. II. S. C. E. Soc. In Way 
 Dept., I. C. R. R., Chicago. 1916-17; St. Geol. 
 Survey, 1917. ist Lt., Co. E, 311th Engrs., 
 Camp Grant, 111., 1918; do.. Army of Occupa- 
 tion, Ger., 1918— . Address, 128 N. Maple St., 
 Centralia, 111. 
 
 8041. EMILIE IDA WALZ 
 Intructor; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Mr 16, 
 
 1893, Danville, 111.; d. George John (b. S ti, 
 1847, Ger.) and Christine (Theurer) Walz 
 (b. N 15 1851, do.). Prepared in Walt her 
 Coll., St. Louis; Pvt. H. S., St. Louis. Per 
 Deutsche Verein; Le Cercle Erancais. Teacher, 
 Ger. and French, Little Rock Coll. for Women, 
 Little Rock, Ark., 1916. Address, R. 5. Dan- 
 ville, 111. 
 
 8042. TE CII.VNG WANG 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 1917; b. O 16, 1890, 
 Soochow, China; s. Hen Chang Wang. Pre- 
 pared in Coll. of Langs., Pekin, China. Ad- 
 dress, 213 Bryant Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.t 
 
 8043. JAMES MARSHALL WANZER 
 Business; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 7, 1893, Oak 
 Park, 111.; s. Willets J. (b. Ja 1861, Chicago) 
 and Florence (Loveday) Wanzer (b. Mr 1862, 
 do.). Prepared in Oak Park H. S.; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1912-13. Delta Upsilon; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Hort. Club; Capt., Fresh. Football; Var- 
 sity Football. Mgr., fruit farm. Ft. Wayne. 
 Ind., 1917. Head of Hort. Dept., Mdwaukee 
 Co. Sch., Wis., 1917-18; with Swift & Co., 
 Chicago, 191 8 — . Address. Bo.x E. Wauvvatosa, 
 Wis.; bus. add., c/o Swift & Co., Chicago. 
 
 8044. AMY WARD 
 Teacher; A. B. in II. Sc. ; b. El Paso, 111.; d. 
 Darwin Addison (b. Moundsville, Va.) and Nel- 
 lie S. (Cluts) Ward (b. Canton, 111.). Prepared 
 in El Paso H. S. BcUingham Norm. Sch.. Wash., 
 summer, 1918. Al|>ha Delta Pi; Gregorian; Jr. 
 Hat Com. Teacher. H. Sc, H. S.. Northport, 
 Wash., 1917-18; do.. Granite Falls, Wash., 
 1918—. Address, 625 Forest Ave., Bellingham, 
 Wash. 
 
 8045. HARPER McDILL WARNOCK 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My s. 1893, Cedar- 
 ville, O.; s. J. C. Warnock. Prepared in Penn. 
 Coll. (la.) Acad.; Monmouth Coll. Alpha Zeta; 
 Agr. Club. Address. Little York, 111. 
 
 8046. JOHN WESLEY WATSON 
 (Brother of No. 5992) 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 11, 1893. 
 De Kalb, 111.; s. L. J. (b. do.) and Sarah Eliza- 
 beth (Browne) Watson (b. Malta, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in De Kalb Tp. H. S. Zeta Psi; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Ma-wan-da; Capt., Football Teani. 
 1015; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Prelim. Honors. Dir. 
 of Ath.. Utah Agr. Coll., 1916; do.. Coached 
 Rocky Mt. Conference, Championship Football 
 Team, 1917; Farm Help Specialist, Exten. Dept., 
 Utah Agr. Coll., 1918; State Dir.. U. S. Boys 
 Working Reserve. O. T. Sch., Camp Pike, Ark.; 
 2nd Lt., do. Married Ella Tillotson, Ja i, 1917. 
 Dc Kalb, 111. Address, De Kalb, 111. 
 
 8047. LEILA ETTA WATSON 
 
 (GROSSMAN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 7563) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 29, 1894, Urbana; 
 
 d. Samuel Watson. Prepared in Champaign H. 
 
 S. Phi Delta Psi; .\tbcnean; II. Sc. Club; Y. W. 
 
 C A. Married Donald Grossman ('16), Je 20, 
 
 1918, Champaign. Address, R. F. D., Newell, 
 
 S. Dak.t 
 
 8048. JASPER KENT WEBB 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 25, 1893, Niota, 
 111.; s. George Washington (b. Jl 4, 1850, do.) 
 and Ellen Elizabeth (Lewis) Webb (b. Ap 11, 
 1853, Lionville, Pa.). Prepared in Carthage H. 
 S.; B. S., Carthage Coll., 1914. Farmer, Niota, 
 111.. 1916- — . 46th Co., i6ist Depot Brig., 
 Prov. Ambulance Co.. Camp Grant. Address, 
 R. 1, Box 48, Niota, 111. 
 
 8049. HARRY EDWIN WEBBER 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E. ; b. N 25, 1803, Chi- 
 cago; s. W. G. Webber. Prepared in Wendell 
 Phillips H. S., Chicago. Psi Upsilon; Alpha 
 Delta Sigma; Ma-wan-da; Scarab; Engr. Vice- 
 Pres., Stud. Union; Ben Franklin Club; Pan- 
 Hellenic Council; Bus. Mgr., Dope Sheet; Bus. 
 Mgr., Siren; Soph. Smoker Com.; Jr. Cap 
 Com.; Homecoming Com. Capt., 17th F. A., A. 
 E. F; taking instruction in England. Address, 
 4402 Vincennes Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8050. GERTRUDE T. WEBER 
 Dietitian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 21, 1895, 
 Ingraliam, 111.; d. George Theodore (b. 1868, 
 do.) and Elizabeth (Housner) Weber (b. 1874. 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Olney H. S. Phi Delta Psi; 
 .\thenean; Prelim. Honors; Sr. Illinae. Dieti- 
 titian Tr., Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland; Dieti- 
 tian, Olnev Sanitarium, 1918 — . Address, 402 S. 
 Elliot St., Olney, 111. 
 
 8051. EDWARD GROVER WEILER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 3. 1889, 
 I attasburg, O.; s. C. A. Weiler. Prepared in 
 Wooster (O.) Acad.; Wooster Coll. Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Military Band; E. E. Soc. Address, West 
 Salem. O.t 
 
 8052. FLORA JANE WEINBERG 
 (BARTHOLOW) 
 (Wife of No. 7367; Sister of Nos. 3598, 4486, 
 8871) 
 B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Mr 16, 1893, Augusta, 
 111.; d. Mose (b. ja 5. 1859, do.) and Flora 
 Jane (Rolton) Weinberg (b. Ap 29, 1862. Du- 
 shore. Pa.). Prepared in Rushville H. S.; Knox 
 Coll. Delta Delta Delta. Married James S. Bar- 
 tholow ('16), Je 15;, 1916, Rushville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 1 001 W. Springfield Ave., Urbana. t 
 
 8053. EMIL HJALMER WESTLAND 
 
 (Husband of No. 8054) 
 Secretary; A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 22, 
 i8<)i. Chicago; s. F. G. Westland. Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. IT. S. Chi Phi. Sec. Mgr., Lund- 
 strom Mfg. Co., Chicago. Married Hazel Whea- 
 ton ('16), Ap II, 1918, Galesburg, 111, Ad- 
 dress, 4155 Drexel Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 8034. HAZEL DEAN WHEATON 
 (WESTLAND) 
 
 (Wife of No. 8053) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 19. 1894. Geneseo, 
 111.; d. Lemuel A. (b. O 7, 1870, Osco, 111.) 
 and Inez G. (Pettit) Wheaton (b. Jl 24. 1874, 
 Geneseo. III.). Prepared in Galesburg H. S.; 
 Knox Coll., 1912-15. Married Emil H. West- 
 land ('16), Ap II, 1918, Galesburg, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 4155 Drexel Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 805s. MARY ELIZABETH WHEELHOUSE 
 (Sister of No. 9483) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 18, 1894, 
 lUica, N. Y.; d. George E. and Elizabeth E. 
 (Lux) Wheelhouse. Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 Pi Beta Phi; Yo Ma; .\thenean. Teacher. Sa- 
 vanna, 111., 1016-17; Kirkwood, Mo.. 1917 — . 
 Address, 450 Ewing Ave., Decatur, HI. 
 
 8056. HELEN KATHERINE WHIPPLE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. &• S.; b. N 26, 1893, 
 Medina. N. Y.; d. Francis H. (b. S 28, 1866, 
 do.) and Laura B. (Scott) Whipple (b. Ag 19, 
 
i9i6] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 6S3 
 
 186?. N. Ridgeway, N. Y.)- Prepared in Me- 
 dina (N. Y.) II. S.; Vassar Coll., 1912-13. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta; Illiola. Teacher, Spanish 
 and French, Medina 11. S., Medina, N. Y., 
 1Q16-18. Address, 70 Walnut St., Ridgewood, 
 N. J. 
 
 8057. HELEN MARGARET WHIT- 
 CHURCH 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 10, 1894, 
 Odin, 111.; d. John Ezra (b. 1868, Ccntralia, 
 1)1.) and Anna Louise (Parker) Whitchurch (b. 
 1864,^ Wilkesboro, Pa.). Prepared in Salem II. 
 S. Grad. work Columbia Univ., summer 1918. 
 Illiola; H. Sc. Club. Teacher, II. S., Effing- 
 ham, 111.; do., Georgetown, Ky., 1918 — . Chm. 
 of Food Conservation, St. Council of De- 
 fense, Effingham Co., HI., 19 18 — . Address, 316 
 E. Locust St., Salem, 111.; bus. add., Rucker 
 Hall. Georgetown, Ky. 
 
 8058. FRANK HERBERT WHITE, JR. 
 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My 25, 1894, 
 Washington Heights, Chicago; s. Frank Herbert 
 White. Prepared in Calumet II. S., Chicago. 
 Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. ; E. E. Soc. ; Varsity 
 Golf; Class .Soccer. Address, 10313 S. .Seelcy 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 8059. GEORGE RICHARD WHITE 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 27, 1894, Buffalo, N. 
 Y. ; s. Charles White. Prepared in Masten 
 Park H. S., Buffalo, N. Y. Triangle. Lt., 
 Engrs. U. S. R., 312 Service Bat., Camp Lee, 
 Va. Address, 153 Parkview Ave., Buffalo, N. 
 Y.t 
 
 8060. LYDE EVANGELINE WHITE 
 (Sister of No. 3601) 
 Teacher and Dir.; A. B. in Commerce; b. 
 N 7, 1887, White Heath, 111.; d. Vincent Isaac 
 (b. Ap 20, 1853, Columbus, O.) and Amanda 
 Elizabeth (Vinson) White (b. O 6, i860. White 
 Heath, 111.). Prepared in Univ. Acad. Teacher, 
 Crystal Lake II. S., 111., 1916-17; Teacher, 
 Cml. Dept., Riverside H. S., 111., 1917-18; Dir. 
 of Cml. Dept., do., 1918 — . Address, 1206 W. 
 Springfield Ave., Urbana; bus. add., Riverside, 
 111. 
 
 8061. PHARES LEMAR WHITE 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 11, 1891, 
 
 Oxford, Ind.; s. Arch. T. (b. Ja 1868, Hamil- 
 ton, O.) and Etta May (Phares) White. Pre- 
 pared in Oxford (Ind.) II. S. ; Purdue Univ., 
 1910-14. With I'ittsburgh and Lake Erie Y. 
 'M. C. A., Youngstown, 1916-17; Yardmaster, 
 Pittsburgh and 1-ake Erie R. R., do., 1917; 
 Asst. Engr. Fuel Econ., Chicago Rock Island 
 and Pacific, Cedar Rapids, la. Corp.. Co. E. 
 309th Engr., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 191 7; 
 Master Engr., 309th Engrs., 3rd E. R. O. T. 
 C, Camp Lee, Va.; 2nd St., Tank Corps, Camp 
 Colt, Gettysburg, Pa.; ist Lt., 337th Bn. Tank 
 Corps, France, 1918— -. Address, Oxford, Ind. 
 
 8062. GUYON CARL WHITLEY 
 Asst. Cashier; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 27, 
 
 189s, Webster, la.; s. Francis Edmund (b. 
 F 23, 1857, Busti, N. Y. ) and Cora Adeline 
 (Call) Whitley (b. My 7. 1863, Rowlesburg, 
 W. Va.). Prepared in Webster City (la.) II. 
 S. ; Univ. of la., 1912-14. Phi Kappa Psi; 
 Alpha Kappa Psi. Asst. Cashier, Cml. Bank, 
 Ames, la., 1916-17. Sergt. Maj., 109 Ammu- 
 nition Train. Camp Cody, Deniing, N. M.; do., 
 A. E. F., France. Address, Webster City, la. 
 
 8063. JOSIAH WHITNEL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 9, 1894, Vienna, 111.; 
 s. Lindorf Osborn (b. F 4. 1S63, Ozark, 111.) 
 and Amanda (Traiiimell) Whitnel (b. Je 18, 
 1869, Stonefort. 111.). Prepared in E. St. 
 Louis IT. S. Phi Delta Phi. Atty. at Law, 
 E. St. Louis, III., My 1917- ist R. O. T. C, 
 I>-t. Sheridan, 111.. 1917; 2nd Lt., Inf. 333rd M. 
 
 G. Bat., Camp Grant, 111., 1917 — •. .Address 
 Signal Hill Place, East St. Louis, HI.; bus. 
 add., 505-5 N. Cahokia Bldg., do. 
 
 8064. ROBERT ERNEST WILEY 
 (Brother of No. 5500) 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 8, 1894, Warren, 111.; 
 s. (,eorge E. Wiley. Prepared in Warren H. S. 
 .iddress, Warren, Ill.t 
 
 8065. MARGARET STUART WILLIAMS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. F 23, 1890, Hamil- 
 ton, Tex.; d. Ernest R. and Margaret M. 
 (Tucker) Williams. Prepared in Thomas Ar- 
 nold H. S., Salado, Tex.; A. B., Univ. of Tex., 
 
 1912. Catalog Asst., Univ. of 111., 1914-16; 
 Reference Asst., do., 1916 — . Address, 1106 
 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 8066. MARY ETTA WILLS (SCROLL) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 18, 1892, Wat- 
 seka, 111.; d. John Ellsworth (b. F 20, 1866, 
 Jennings Co., Ind.) and Sarah Ola Wills (b. 
 N ''. 1873, Iro(|uois Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Wat.scka H. S. AIi)ha Omicron Pi; Alethenai. 
 Married Clarence E. Scholl Je 2, 1916, Wal- 
 seka. III. Child Lloyd Willis, b. Ag 22, 1917. 
 Address, 51 S. Ogden St., Denver, Colo. 
 
 8067. HAROLD EDWIN WILLSON 
 Engineer; B. S. in Min. E. ; b. S 12, 1881, 
 
 Lykens, Pa.; s. Edwin H. (b. Keene, N. H.) 
 and Susanna (Keiser) Willson (b. Ilarrisburg, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Baltimore City (Joll., Balti- 
 more. 1 899-1 900. Pres., Stud. Branch, A. I. M. 
 V..; Tcchnograph VA.; Y. M. C. A. Grad. work, 
 Univ. of 111., 1916-1917. Superintending Engr., 
 opening of new coal mine for M. Mining Co., 
 Danville, 111., 1917-18; Supt. Mines, Rothwell 
 Coal Co., Dubree, W. Va., 191 8 — . Mem., Epis. 
 ("hurch; Mem., A. I. M. E. Address, Dubree, 
 W. Va.; bus. add., c/o Rothwell Coal Co., do. 
 
 8068. ALFRED DAVID WILSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 5, 1892, Lostant, 
 
 III.; s. John N. Wilson. Prepared in John 
 Swaney II. S., McNabb. Agr. Club; Hoof and 
 Horn Club. Farmer, McNabb, 111. Address. 
 McNabb, HI. 
 
 8069. HELEN MAY WILSON (SCIILUE- 
 TER) 
 (Wife of No. 7932) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 13, 1893, River 
 Falls, Wis.; d. John F. Wilson. Prepared in 
 Hyde Park II. S., Chicago. Delta Gamma. Mar- 
 ried Waldo Schlueter ('16), O 18, 1918, Shang- 
 hai, China. Address, 7226 Euclid Ave., Chi- 
 cago.t 
 
 8070. ISABELLA CHILTON WILSON 
 Demonstration Agt. ; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 S 19, 1893, Arbuckle, W. Va. ; d. John Reynor 
 (b. Jl 31, 1869, Spring Hill, W. Va.) and Isa- 
 bella (Armstrong) Wilson (b. Ag 27, 1870, 
 Fraziers Bottom, W. Va.). Prejiared in Mar- 
 shall St. Norm., Huntington, W. Va. Delta 
 Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Athenean; Swanee Circle. Co. Home 
 Demonstrator Agt., Logan Co., W. Va., 191 6-1 7; 
 Welfare Worker. Logan Min. Co.. Logan, W. 
 Va., 191 7 — . Address, Arbuckle, W. Va. 
 
 8071. ORION N. WING 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ap 28, 
 1891, Capron, HI.; s. H. N. (b. Je 7, 1865, Nor- 
 way) and Emma Jane (Nelson) Wing (b. JI 10, 
 1866, Capron, 111.) Prepared in Capron II. S.; 
 Grad., DeKalb Norm. Sch., 1912; Univ. of Wis., 
 
 191 3. Acacia. Supt., Schs., Windsor. 111., 1915- 
 17; do., Barry, 111., 1917 — . Dir., U. S. I'.oy's 
 Working Reserve; Farm Labor Administrator, 
 Pike Co., III., 1918. Co. 21. C. O. T. S., Camp 
 
654 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1016 
 
 Gordon, Ga., 1918; Mustered out, N 30^ 1918. 
 Mem., A. F. A. jM.; K. A. M. Address, Capron, 
 111.; bus. add., Supt. of Schs., Rochelle, 111. 
 
 8072. MORRIS CHARLES WINOKUR 
 Instrumentman; B. S. iti Ry. C. E. ; b. Ak 
 
 25, 1 5585, Russia; s. Charles and Lea Winokur. 
 
 Prepared in Russian H. S., Odessa; Crane Tech. 
 
 H. S.. Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 1012-14. C. E. 
 
 Soc; Ry. Club. Engr., 111. St. Highway Dept.. 
 
 1916-17; Draftsman and Insp., Chicago, 1917- 
 
 18; Instrumentman, Baylis, 111.. 1918 — . Mem.. 
 
 Am. Assn. of Engrs; Sec, Russian Soc. of 
 
 Engrs. Address, 1248 N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago; 
 
 bus. add., Baylis, 111. 
 
 8073. INGAL ENSER WOLD 
 Business; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 19, iSgo. Malta 
 111.; s. Louis (h. N 29, 1853. Norway) and 
 Anna (Erickson) Wold (b. 1802, do.). Prepared 
 in Sycamore IL S.; Univ. of Minn., 1912-13. 
 Beta Phi. Grad. \vork, Univ. of 111., summers 
 1916, 1917. Teacher, Sycamore, 111., 1916; Swift 
 & Co. U. S. N. R. Tr. Sch., igiS; Ensign. 
 Naval Auxilliary Reserve, Municipal Terry 
 Terminal, N. V.; Mustered out. D lO, 1918. 
 Address, 1217 Blaisdell St., Rockford, 111. 
 
 S074. MITCHELL WOLTER 
 Appraiser; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 21, 
 1892, Moline, 111.; s. William (b. Davenport, 
 la.) and Kathryn (Fuey) Wolter (.b. Davenport, 
 la.). Prepared in Moline H. S. Zeta Psi; ilask 
 and Bauble; Union Dramatic Club; Lambkins; 
 Adelphic. Appraiser, Dodge Bros., Detroit, 
 1916-17. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; 
 Chief insp., U. S. A., Moline Forging and Mfg. 
 Co., jNIobile, 111; 1917—. Mem., Cml. Club; De- 
 troit E.xecutive Club. Production and Cost 
 Groups. Address, 350 7th St., Moline, 111. 
 
 8075. ADELINE WOOD 
 E. S. in H. Sc; b. N 14. 18S6, Sullivan. 111.; 
 d. M. C. Wood. Prepared in Sullivan H. S. 
 Achoth; H. Sc. Club; Y. W. C. A. Address, St. 
 Luke's Hospital, Chicago.t 
 
 8076. RACHEL MARGARET WOOLMAN 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 2871, 5507, 8077) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N i:, 1893, D"- 
 luth, Minn.; d. A. J. Woolman. Prepared in Ur- 
 bana II. S. Delta Gamma; H. Sc. Club; First 
 Stud. Council. Teacher, H. S., Gardner, 111.; 
 do., Rantoul, 191 8—. Address, 909 W. Oregon 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., H. S., Rantoul, 111. 
 
 8077. RICHARDINE WOOLMAN 
 
 (C.\SEMORE) 
 (Sister of Nos. 2871, 5507, 8076) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 4, 1895. Hot 
 Springs, Ark.; d. A. J. and Anna Woolman. 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Phi Delta Psi; Mask 
 and Bauble; Alethenai; Ark. Club; Choral Soc: 
 Choristers. Married Russell O. Casemore, S 
 1918. St. Louis. .-Iddress, 909 W. Oregon St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 8078. CHARLES WILLIAM WRAY 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 1190, 2545) 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 24. 1S93, 
 Winnebago. 111.; s. S. T. (h. Pa.) and Martha 
 (Scott) Wray (b. 111.). Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Agr. Club; Phi Kappa Tau; Jr. Class 
 Pres. ; Cross Country Team; Varsity Track. 
 Pinehurst Dairy Farm, Rockford, 111., 1916-17: 
 Farm Mgr., Sisters of Mary Convent Farm, 
 Lowellville, O. : Eagle Ehno Farm, Kouts, Ind. 
 Tank Corps, Camp Greene, S. C. Address, 
 Eagle Ehno Farm, Kouts, Ind. 
 
 8079. AGNES WRIGHT (DENNIS) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 10, 1892, Rus- 
 selville, Ark.; d. Joseph Benjamin (b. N 28, 
 
 1867, Pettis Co., Mo.) and Ruth (McDaniel) 
 Wright (,b. D 29, iS(>7. Marshall, Mo.). Pre- 
 pared in Charles City (la.) H. S.; Kan. Wes- 
 leyan L^niv., 1909-10. Pi Beta Phi; Athenean; 
 Scribbler's Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sr. Council, VN'omen's League; Final 
 Honors. Grad. work, Univ. of 111., 1917. Re- 
 search Asst., 111. Hist. Survey. Univ. of 111., 
 1916-18. Married Herbert Knight Dennis, S 
 ;, 191S, Urbana. Address, Houston, Tex. 
 
 8080. DOUGLAS WRIGHT, JR. 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 20, 1S91, 
 
 Virginia, 111.; s. Douglas (h. Ag i, iSoi, Ha- 
 vana, 111.) and Emma llortense (Cherryholmes) 
 Wright (b. Je 8, 18112, Zanesville. O.). Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. S. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; 
 Agr. Club; Glee and Mandolin Club; I'niv. 
 Band and Orchestra. Grad. work, soil chem. 
 and bacteriol., L'niv. of Calif., 1916. Asst., 
 soil chem. and bacteriol., Univ. of Calif., 1916- 
 iS. .4ddress, 2333 Channing Way, Berkeley, 
 Calif.; bus. add., Budd Plall, Univ. of Calif., do. 
 
 8081. EDWARD PAUL WRIGHT 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. My 3, 1894. 
 
 Brocton, 111.; s. Henry Harrison (h. Mr iS, 
 1859, Redmon, 111.) and Rose (Folger) Wright 
 (b. U 9, 1870, Oakland, HI.). Prepared in 
 Oakland H. S. Civ. Engr., 1. C. R. R., 1916- 
 17. 17th U. S. Engrs., 1917 — . Address, 
 Brocton, 111. 
 
 8082. JOSEPH FRANKLIN WRIGHT 
 Mgr. and Ed.; A. B. in Commerce; b. S 17, 
 
 1892, Peoria; s. Onietta Francis (b. Te 25, 
 1S65. Farmington, 111.) and Mary Francis 
 (.Kerr) Wright (b. S 13, 1863, St. Clair, Mo.). 
 Prepared in Alton H. S. Sr. Ball Com.; Sr. 
 Invitation Com.; Jr. Cap Com. Automobile 
 Ed. and Publicity man, Houston Post 1916; 
 Mgr., Service and Co-operative Dept., Houston 
 Post, 1916: Ed. Houston Post Co-Operator, 
 1 91 6; do., Wichita Falls News Tribune, Wichi- 
 ta Falls, Tex., 1916—; V. P., Internat. Oil & 
 Refining Co., do. Married Myrtle Stook- 
 ey, N 30, 19 1 8, Huntsville, Tex. .4ddress, 
 VVichita Falls, Tex. 
 
 8083. GEORGE ALFRED WRISLEY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S 18, 1895, 
 
 Chicago; s. Jonathan Burr (b. 1S60, Chicago) 
 and Edith L.' (Pease) Wrisley (b. 1861, N. H.). 
 Prepared in Carl Schurz II. S., Chicago. Sigma 
 Pi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Adlephic; 
 Chem. Club. Chem., Allen B. Wrisley Soap 
 Co., Chicago, 1916-17; Experimental Sta., E. 
 I. duPont de Nemours \- Co., Wilmington, 
 Del., 1917-18. Ensign, U. S. N. R.^ F., Asst. 
 Naval Insp. of Powder, New York City. 1918; 
 Ensign, Navy High Explosive plant. Barkadale, 
 Wis.; Mustered out, Ja 27, 1919. Auth.: 
 Comments on the Krebitz Process of Soap 
 Making and Glycerol Recovery, Jour, of 
 Indus, and Engnq. Chem. Married Helen 
 Blanche Michael, My 12, -19 18, Chicago. .Ad- 
 dress, 5S72 Nina Ave., Norwood Park, Cnicago; 
 bus. add., 913-23 S. Wells St., do. 
 
 8084. SOICHI YAMAMOTO 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 22, 1S87, Japan; s. 
 Rurakichi Yamamoto. Prepared in Wooster 
 (O.) H. S. E. E. Soc. .iddress, X009 Liliha 
 St., Honolulu, Hawaii. t 
 
 8085. CARL ALFRED ZELLE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 9, 1894. Lake 
 Fork, 111.; s. Louis (b. D 30, 1853) and Fred- 
 erica (Gelbach) Zelle (b. Ja 20. 1854). Pre; 
 pared in Springfield II. S. Acacia; .Mpha Chi 
 Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Chem. Club. 
 Chief Chem., Monarch Cement Co., Humboldt, 
 Kan. Mem., A. C. S. Married Almira Helen 
 
CJ 
 
 K 
 
1917] 
 
 liACCAI.AUKKATIC Al.lIMNI 
 
 ^'55 
 
 Sams, Ja .ji_ 11)17, ChanutL', Kan. (Iiilil, l.miis 
 l-'ninkliii, Ij." IJ 19, 1917. Address, 1 1 innlmlilt, 
 Kan. 
 
 8„W,. AirrilUR CHARI-KS ZIMMKKMAN 
 Arcli, Kiigr. ; H. S, in A. K. ; b. Mr S, 1893, 
 Peru, 111.; s. Christian {!>. J a 3r^ 1858, I-1 
 Salli:, Jll.) and Anna (Lassig) /innncrnian 
 (1). Ja 3, 1872). Prcijared in I. a .Sallc-l'i-ni 'I'li. 
 II. S. I'si UpKilun; 'I'au IJeta I'i ; Mgr., Var 
 sity Track Ti-ani; I'rclini. and l'"in;il lionois. 
 Arch. Kngr., Am. Hridge Co., (iary, I ml. Ind. 
 St. Militia, 1917. Address, Y. M. C. A., (i.iry, 
 Ind.; bus. add., c/o American liridge CJi., dn. 
 
 8,.K7. KOISKKT UUUCE ZINSF.R 
 
 Ins. y\Kt.; A. M. in Commerce; h. S ^5, 1K9), 
 Washington, III.; s. Harry hinder (b. Jl 13, 
 i8()(), do.) .and jiarriel S. Zinser (b. y\g 28, 
 iK(.8, do.). I'reijared in Washington II. S. 
 Chi Psi; Univ. liand. Ins. Agt. Northwest. 
 Mutual Life Ins. Co., iyi6 17. .Seaman, i-nd 
 class, [,'. .S. N.; Knsign, do.. Municipal i'erry 
 Terminal, South and Whitih.ill St., New York 
 City; do., U. S. S. Mt. Vernon; Keturned to 
 Camp Slicdliy, Miss., 1918. Married Adelaide 
 I'ocdmer, F 15, 1919, New York City. Address, 
 Washington, III. 
 
 CLASS OF 1Q17 (811 LIVING, 8 DEAD) 
 
 8088. ELLA ABRAMS 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 14, 1890, 
 New York City; d. Jacob (b. Mr 19, 1853, 
 Russia) and Minnie (Ruben) Abranis fb. .S 
 26, 1862, do.). I'rcpared in Murray F. Tuley 
 H. S., New York City; Univ. of Chicago, 
 '9i3-'5- Menorah; Gregorian. Address, 2313 
 Iowa St., Chicago; bus. add., 554 W. 12th i'lace, 
 do. 
 
 8089. KSTIIF.R .\IAF, ACKERSON 
 Dietitian; A. W. in H. Sc: b. F 8, 1895, 
 St. Jo.seph, III.; d. Nels (b. S 3, 1857, I-an- 
 
 fariid, Sweden) and M.iry (Olson) Ackerson 
 b. Je 6, 1859. Torsos, Sweden). Prepared in 
 Washington Tp. II. S., Westfield, Ind. Phi 
 Delta I'si; Omicron Nu; W. A. A. V. P. 
 Sr. Class; Cant., Hasketball. Supvr., Infant 
 Feeding and Dietitian. Michael Reese Hosp., 
 Chicago, 1917 — . Address, 2910 Ellis Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., Michael Reese Hosp., 29th 
 St. and Ellis Ave., do. 
 
 8690. BLANK 
 
 8091. ALLAN MADISON ADAMS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 30, 1895, Rock- 
 ville, Ind.; s. Albert Monroe (b. Mr 29, 1858, 
 do.) aiid Katherine (Bullock) Adams (1). N 
 2j 1H71, Rockport, Ind.). Prepared in Rock- 
 ville (Ind.) II. S. Sigma Chi. Farmer, Stutl- 
 g.irt, Ark. 1917. Lt., Inf., U. S. A., 1917; 
 Mustered out, Ja 1919. Address, Stuttgart, Ark. 
 
 8092. LEON ABLER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chcm. E. ; b. Ag 9, 1895, 
 Pana, III.; s. Herman (b. N 1866. Russia) and 
 Rose (Ilorchilz) A<ller (b. My 1869, Austria). 
 Prepared in Central II. .S., St. Louis. Phi 
 Lambda Ifpsilon; Sigma Xi ; .Special and Final 
 Honors; Cyra. Team. Chem., Fairview I'luors- 
 par Hi Lead Co., (jolconda, 111.; do., Bur. of 
 Standards. Washington, I). C. Address, 1306 
 Sheidurd St., Washington, I). C. 
 
 8093. SARAH AGG (SCIILEIFER) 
 (Wife of No. 8732) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 3, 1892, Oskaloosa. 
 la.; d. Henry (b. i8.)6, Pa.) and Sarah Jane 
 (Tansey) Agg (b. i8.s6, Packwood, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Oskaloosa (la.) II. S. ; la. .St. Coll.. 
 1915-16. f)inicron Nu ; Alpha Theta Chi- Pre- 
 lim, and F'inal Honors. Married Ferdinand 
 John Srhleifer ('17), Ag 8, 1918, Evansville. 
 Ind. .Iddress, Box 202, Nashville, III. 
 
 8094. BEULAII IRENE AGNEW 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 2, 1896, 
 Ransom, HI.; d. Willis C. (b. My 19. 1867, 
 Springdale, O.) and May Elizabeth (Johnston) 
 Agnew (b. D i. 1870, Lexington, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Villa Grove II. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Jamesonian; Prelim, and Special Honors. 
 Teacher, l'"ng., II. S., Mattoon, 111., 1917 — . 
 Address, Villa Grove, HI. 
 
 8095- HAZEN LOWELL ALBAUGH 
 Farmer; A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 2, 1894, 
 Ansonia, O.; s. Henry P. Albaugh. Prepared 
 in McKinley II. S., Chicago. Address, 1105 
 Koeingstein Ave., Norfolk, Neb.f 
 
 8096. LUCY ELIZABETH ALLEN 
 (Daughter of No. 92; Sister of Nos. 1800, 
 2310, 2876, 5002) 
 Demonstration Agt.; B. S. in II. Sc. ; b. Jl 
 _M, 1891. Delavan, 111.; d. Ralph ('76), (b. Ap 
 '.5. 1854. R- L) and Ada Mary (Eaton) Allen 
 (1). O I.:;, 1856, Philo, III.). J'repared in Dela- 
 van II. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst., 191 1-12. Co. 
 Home Demonstration Agt., Md. St. Coll. of 
 Agr. Exten. Service. Address, Centreville, Md. 
 
 8097. CASHIUS LYLE ALLHANDS 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. An 21, 1890, 
 Watseka, 111.; s. G. M. Allhands. Prepared in 
 Watseka II. S. Address, Watseka, Ill.t 
 
 8098. HESTER ANN ALLYN 
 (Sister of No. S003) 
 Teacher; A. li. in H. Sc; b. D 29, 1892, 
 Modesto, III.; d. John Milton (b. S 30, 1854, 
 do.) and Florence (Davidson) Allyn ("b. Mr 4, 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Urhana H. S. Omi- 
 cron Nu; Alethenai; Woman's League Coun- 
 cil; Illinae Historian. Teacher, H. Sc, Lib- 
 ertyville, 111.; do., Dom. Sc. Dept., Norm. Sch., 
 N;ichitaches, La. Address, I-'ergus, Mont.; bus. 
 add., c/o Normal .School, Nachilaches, La. 
 
 8099. CUYDE GOBEL ALWOOD 
 Ath. Dir. ; B S. in Agr.; b. Ja i, 1895, Zanes- 
 
 ville, O.: s. Henry C. (b. I'" s, 1871, (L'linton, 
 1I1.> and Minnie R. Alwood (b. Ag 27, 1873, 
 do.). Prepared in Clinton II. S. Delta Gam- 
 ma Rho; Alpl a Zeta; Capt., Varsity Basket- 
 ball. Phys. and Ath. Dir., H. S., Bloomington, 
 111., 1917—- y. M. C. A. Work, Camp I'un- 
 ston, Kan., 1918 — . Married Doris Keifcr, F 
 2, 1918, Marshall, 111. Address, Bloomington, 
 ill. 
 
 8100. JOHN REA AMBRUSTER 
 I'"armer; B. .S. in Agr.; b. N 5, 1895, Den- 
 ver; s. Joseph H. (1). F 13, 1867) and Sarah 
 Ennna (Kea) Ambruster (b. O 17, 186.S). Pre- 
 pared in Roselle^ (N. J.) 11. S.; Lake View II. 
 .S., Chicago. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Varsity 
 Basketball; (^apt.. All Class Football. Farmer, 
 .Sask., Can. 3rd O. T. ('.; .Sergt., Co. C, 342nd 
 Inf.; 2nd Lt.. N. A.. Camp Pike, Ark.; Mach- 
 ine Gun Tr. f'amp. Barracks io3_'. Camp Han- 
 cock, Ga.. 1918; Mustered out. Ja 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 4.s4(i Grcenview Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8 1 01. WALDO BOYNTON AMES 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ap 3, 1894, Chicago; 
 s. H. W. .Ames. Prepared in Oak Park H. .S. 
 Delta Upsilon; Alpha Kappa I'si; Ma-wan-da; 
 .Sachem; Helmet; Ku Klux; Jr. Smoker Com.; 
 .Sr. Memorial Com.; Capt., Varsity track. 
 Scrgt., O. M. Dept., U. S. A., Co. 320, Train 
 
656 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1917 
 
 405, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis; 2nd 
 Lt., Motor Transport Corps, A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 331 Harvey Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 8102. CHARLES WESLEY ANDERSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. My 15, 1894. Dix- 
 on. 111.; s. O. B. Anderson. Prepared in North 
 Dixon H. S. Prelim. Honors. Clerk. Order 
 Dept., Lib., Univ. of 111.; Teacher, H. S., Neo- 
 desha, Kan., 191S — . Address, 900 Delaware 
 Ave., Wilmington, Del.; bus. add., 822 Osage 
 St., Neodesha, Kan. 
 
 8103. OLIVE ANDERSON (BARNES) 
 (Wife of No. 7364) 
 
 B. S^ in H. Sc; b. N 2t, 1891, Fulton, N. 
 Y. ; d. C. F. (b. Ja 17, 1866, Holmstad, Swe- 
 den) and Catherine (Erickson) Anderson (b. 
 S 20, 1866, Galva, 111.). Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S., Chicago; Univ. of Chicago, 1916. 
 H. Sc. Club; Class Basketball. Married Rus- 
 sell Daniel Barnes ('16), O 13, 191 7. Kansas 
 City, Mo. Child. Dorothy Olive, b. Ag 18, 
 1918. Address, 6840 Union Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8104. WILLIAM WILSON ANDERSON 
 (Husband of No. 8770) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 28, 1891, Ohio, 
 111.; s. F. R. (b. 1852, do.) and Emma Morse 
 (Wilson) Anderson (b. 1859, do.). Prepared 
 in Ohio H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1910- 
 13. Acacia; Varsity Football. Farmer, Ohio, 
 111. Naval Aviation, Great Lakes, 111., 1918 — . 
 Married Gladys L. Smith ('17), N 17, 1917, 
 Rochelle, 111. Address, Ohio, 111. 
 
 8105. ARTHUR B. ARENDS 
 (Brother of No. 4052) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 9. 1892, Mel- 
 vin. 111.; s. George Teis (b. Ag 9, 1849, Pe- 
 oria) and Talea (Weiss) Arends (b. S 5. 1851. 
 Hanover, Ger.). Prepared in Melvm H. S.; 
 Minneapolis East Side H. S. Agr. Club. U. S. 
 A.. Camp Dodge, la., 1918 — . Married Anna 
 Francis Thompson, Mr 19, 191 8, Gary, Ind. 
 Address, Melvin, 111. 
 
 8106. ALICE NONA ARMSTRONG 
 
 (KIMMEL) 
 
 (Wife of No. 8481) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 27, 1894. Tolono, 
 
 111.; d. Edward Barrett (b. Ap 12, 1865, Som 
 
 erville, O.) and Isabelle (Blacks Armstrong (b 
 
 Je 10, 1870, Ivesdale, 111.). Prepared in To 
 
 lono and Champaign H. Schs.; Oxford Coll. 
 
 1913-16. Chi Omega. Married Clarence Eu 
 
 gene Kimmel ('17), S 8, 1917, Tolono. 111. Ad 
 
 dress, 5418 Sansom St., Apt. B, Philadelphia. 
 
 8107. JOHN HAROLD ARMSTRONG 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 21, 1896, 
 Waterloo. O.; s. Robert Monroe (b. F 21, 1865, 
 do.) and Lelia (Abranis) Armstrong (b. F 13. 
 1868, Rushville, Ind.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Phi Delta Phi; Ma-wan-da; Lambda Tau 
 Rho; Comitatus; Adelphic; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Prelim. Honors; Ill.-Wis. debate; 111. -Mich, de- 
 bate; Pres., No. Oratorial League; Bd. of Ora- 
 tory and Debate; Sr. Ball Com. Stud., Coll. 
 of Law, Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Address, 208 E. 
 John St., Champaign. 
 
 8108. PAUL WILLIAM ARNDT 
 Dairy Exten.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 5, 1894. 
 Chester, 111.; s. Paul Gerhardt (b. Mr 24, 
 1872, Sheboygan, Wis.) and Justine Eve 
 (Ochs) Arndt (b. F 22, 1874. Chester, 111.). 
 Prepared in St. Louis and Sheboygan (Wis.) 
 II. Schs., James Millikin Univ.; 1912-13. Agr. 
 Club; Der Deutsche Verein. Dairy Extension 
 and testing work, Univ. of 111.; Med. Dept., 
 339th M. G. Bn., Camp Dodge. la., 1917-18; 
 A. E. F., France. Address, St. Charles, Mo. 
 
 8109. INGA IRENE ARNTZEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 17, 1888, 
 Sycamore, 111.; d. E. M. Arntzen. Prepared in 
 Sycamore H. S. Teacher, Park Region Coll. 
 Address, Sycamore, 111.; bus. add., Fergus 
 Falls, Minn.t 
 
 81 10. SEIJI ASAI 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 11, 1893, Kyoto, 
 Japan; s. Seizaburo Asai. Prepared in Seattle 
 II. S. With Moritani & Co., New York City. 
 .4 d dress, Kyoto, Japan; bus. add.. Room 1002, 
 15 Park Row, New York City. 
 
 811 1. LALAH MARIE AUGUSTUS 
 (Sister of No. 7351) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ap i, 1893, 
 Argenta, 111.; d. Edgar Lewis (b. S 23, 1865, 
 do.) and Atta Estella (Kile) Augustus (b. F 
 27. 1869, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Teacher, H. S., Cisco, 111., 1917-18; do., H. 
 Econ., Elkhart, Ind., 1918 — . Address, Cisco, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, Elkhart, Ind. 
 
 81 12. GUY THOMAS AVERY 
 Superintendent; B. S. in M. E. ; b. O 9, 1894 
 Three Rivers, Mich.; s. George T. Avery. Pre 
 pared in Three Rivers (Mich.) H. S. Phreno 
 con; Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. Branch, A. S. M 
 E. Supt., Experimental Coke Plant. Address, 
 222 West St., Three Rivers, Mich.; bus. add. 
 6626 University Ave., Chicago. 
 
 S113. ROWLAND ALONZO AVERY 
 Tester; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 5, 1891, De- 
 Kalb, 111.; s. Anson Alonzo (b. S 21, i860. Su- 
 gar Grove, 111.) and Carrie May (Breese) 
 Avery (b. O 2, 1857, Aurora, 111.). Prepared 
 in DeKalb Tp. H. S.; Colo. Agr. Coll., 1912. 
 Agr. Club; Class Football. Agr. Expert, Trac- 
 tor Co., 1917; Official Tester, Dairy Dept.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1917-18. U. S. A., 1918—. Ad- 
 dress, DeKalb, 111. 
 
 81 14. EDWARD SPRINGER AXLINE 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. S 22, 1891, Lacon, 
 III; s. John Wesley (b. 1842, O.) and Hellen 
 Louisa (Springer) Axline (b. 1842, Evans Tp., 
 111.). Prepared in Fulton (Ky.) H. S.; Ches- 
 ter H. S.; Wenona H. S. Acanthus; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig.; Final Honors, ist R. O. T. C, 
 Ft. Sheridan, 111., 191 7; 2nd Lt., Co. K, 343rd 
 Inf., N. A., Camp Grant, 111.; ist Lt., do., 
 1918; do., 343rd Inf., 35th Div., France. Ad- 
 dress, Wenona, 111. 
 
 8115. DAN BABCOCK 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 2, 1894, Crown Point, 
 Ind.; s. Robert G. (b. O 8, 1861, Pittsfield, 
 III.) and Carrie May (Handley) Babcock (b. 
 Ag 19, 1862, Lowell, Ind.). Prepared in An- 
 derson (Ind.) H. S. Triangle. U. S. S. M. 
 A., Univ. of 111., 1917; ist Lt., 151 Aero Sqdn., 
 Dayton, O.; A. E. F., France, 1918; Returned 
 to states, Mr 6, 1919. Address, Anderson, Ind. 
 
 8 II 6. GERALD CLIFFORD BAKER 
 Asst. Chem.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr i, 
 1894. Bement, 111.; s. Benjamin L. (b. Mr 28, 
 1S67. do.) and Lucy (Moore) Baker (b. Mr 
 17. 1871). Prepared in Bement H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma. Teacher, H. S., Petersburg, 111., 
 1914-15. Research Asst., San. Chem. St. Wa- 
 ter Survey, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Enlisted, E. 
 R. C, 1918 — . Address, Bement, 111.; bus. 
 add.. 111. St. Water Survey, Urbana. 
 
 81 17. GUY BAKER 
 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 4, 1882, 
 
 Columbus, Kan.; s. Moses (b. Ag 19, 1834. Mo.) 
 
 and Sarah Jane (Wilson) Baker (b. Ap 2, 1850, 
 
 Gurnsey Co., O.). Prepared in Univ. of Okla. 
 
IQI?] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 657 
 
 Prep. Sell. A. B., Univ. of Okla., 1908. Elec. 
 Engr., Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 
 190S-16; Supt., Lathan Plant of Ky. River 
 Power Co., llazard, Ky., 1917-18; Local Engr., 
 Indus. Engng. Corp., do., 1918 — . Assoc. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Certified Mem., Am. Assoc, 
 of Engrs. Address, llazard, Ky. 
 
 81 18. MARGARET HELEN BALDWIN 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 23, 1893, Ot- 
 tawa, 111.; d. Amos Clarke (b. Ag 7, 1S51, do.) 
 and Elizabeth Rachel (Reynolds) Baldwin (b. 
 F 15. 1856, Utica, 111.). Prepared in Ottawa 
 Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Minn., 1913-14. Gamma 
 Phi Beta; Omicron Nu; W. A. A.; Hockey 
 Team. Teacher, Sc. and H. Sc, H. S., Gala- 
 tia. 111.; Chm., Food Conservation Com., Sa- 
 line Co^; Head Dietitian, Washington Blvd. 
 IIosp., Chicago, 1918 — . Mem., Food Produc- 
 tion and Conservation Com. of St. Council of 
 Defense. Address, 2449 Washington Blvd., 
 Chicago; bus. add., c/o Washington Blvd. Hos- 
 pital, do. 
 
 81 19. MARY ELSIE BALL 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 11, 1894, 
 Rossville. Ind.; d. William Oscar (b. N 7, 
 i860, Eden, Ind.) and Effie May (Masters) 
 Ball (b. F II, 1868, Rossville, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Rossville (Ind.) H. S.; Ind. Univ., 1912-13. 
 Class Bowling; Class Baseball. Teacher, H. 
 S., Sedalia, Ind., 191 7 — ■. Address, Sedalia, 
 Ind. 
 
 Sijo. EDWIN FRANKLIN BARKER 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 14, 1892, Rock Island, 
 111.; s. George (Yorktown, 111.) and Ida May 
 (Smith) Barker (b. Rock Island, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Rock Island H. S. Asst. Paymaster, 
 U. S. Navy, 1917; Ensign. U. S. S. Leviathan, 
 1917; Lt., 1918 — . Married Ida M. Weeks, Ja 
 1919, Brooklyn. N. Y. Address, 841 W. Red- 
 gate Ave., Norfolk, Va.; bus. add., c/o Aide for 
 Supply Navy Yd., do. 
 
 812 1. EDWARD CARL BARKSTORM 
 Mech. Draftsman; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 11, 
 1894, Chicago; s. Eric Barkstorm. Prepared 
 in Cra*ie Tech. Coll. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. 
 E. Mechanic Draftsman. Y._ M. C. A.. Aurora, 
 111. Address, 2710 S. Springfield Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Y. M. C. A., Aurora, 111. 
 
 8i22. EARL CONVIS BARNES 
 Elec. Tester; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Mr 2, 
 1896, Orland, 111.; s. George Allen (b. F 18, 
 1863, Wabasha Co., Minn.) and Hattie Ann 
 (Convis) Barnes (b. Je 26, 1S63, Ellisburg, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. ; James Milli- 
 kin Univ. Eta Kappa Nu; Ry. Club; E. E. 
 Soc Elec. Tester, Westinghouse Elec. Mfg., 
 Co. Ensign, Naval Flying Corps, U. S. Forces, 
 France. Address, 450 W. Eldorado St., Deca- 
 tur, 111. 
 
 8123. *HAROLD JOHN BARNES 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 13, 1894- Jo- 
 
 liet. 111.; s. John H. (b. do.) and Ida M. (Zor- 
 ley) Barnes (b. do.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. 
 H. S. Arch. Club. Jr. Mem., Barnes and 
 Barnes, Archs., Joliet. 111., 1917-18. 123 Ord. 
 Dept. Co., Camp Mac Arthur, Waco, Tex. 
 Married Gladys V. Norris, D 25, 1917, Joliet, 
 111. Died O 7, 1918, Officers Tr. Sch., Aber- 
 deen, Md. 
 
 8124. HELEN MIRIAM BARNES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 3. 1896, 
 
 Washburn. 111.; d. Fred Calvin (b. F 13, 1874, 
 do.) and Julia Lucretia (Short) Barnes (b. 
 Mr 26. 1874, Lacon, 111.). Prepared in Wash- 
 burn IT. S.; 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1913-15. 
 Kappa Delta. Teacher, Eng., Tp. H. S., 
 Washburn, 111., 1917 — . Address, Washburn. 
 111. 
 
 8125. FRANK NEWTON BARRETT 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 30, 18S7, 
 Elkhorn, Wis.; s. John Elliott (b. D 19, 1845, 
 Milan, O.) and Nancy Gemima (Crego) Bar- 
 rett (b. S 19, 1854, Tonawanda Tp., N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad.; Lewis Inst., Chicago- 
 Cornell Univ.. 1913-14. Alpha Gamma Rho; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Country Life Club; 
 ''''^'^^\AV- ^"'"'^' Winner, Sheep Judging Con- 
 test Medal. Agr. Supvr., War Gardens, Oak 
 Park, 111., and River Forest, 111., 1917; Agr 
 Exten. Agt., Exp. Sta., U. S. Dept. of Agr! 
 Lexington, Ky., 1918— . Co. B, ist Bn., 2nd. 
 Regt., 111. Reserve Militia; Corp., Co. 18, 5th 
 Bn., 163rd Depot Brig., Camp Dodge la.; 
 Mustered out, N 25, 1918. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 2914 Washington Blvd., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Exp. Sta., Lexington, Ky. 
 
 8126. MINNIE BARTELS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 7, 1895 
 Chicago; d. Louis Carl (b. My 3, 1862, do ) 
 and Mmnie Anna (Preis) Bartels (b. Ag 7, 
 1862. do.). Prepared in Harrison Tech. H. S ' 
 Chicago: Lewis Inst., 191315. Teacher, Cen- 
 traha. 111. Address, 401 Melrose Ave., Cen- 
 tralia. III. 
 
 8127. MARGARET MURRAY BARTO 
 (Daughter of No. 2575; Sister of No. 7369) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; M. A. Columbia 
 Univ., 1918; b. S 17, 1896 Oak Park. HI.; d. 
 Daniel Otis ('06). (b. Mr 20. 1854, Tompkins 
 Co., N. Y.) and Lucy (Murray) Barto. Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma; 
 Pin Delta Psi; Alethenai; W. A. A.; H Sc 
 Club; Advisory Bd.; Sr. Illinae. Head Physical 
 Educ. Dept., Stevens Coll.. Columbia, Mo., 
 1918— . Address. 919 Nevada St., Urbana; 
 bus. add., c/o Stevens Coll., Columbia Mo. 
 
 8128. SALLIE CATHERINE BATTAILE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 4, 1894, 
 
 Ft. Worth, Tex.; d. William A. (b. Yazoo 
 I7ity, Miss.) and Irene (Carmealich) Bat- 
 taile (b. St. Louis). Prepared in Lawrence 
 (Kan.) H. S.; Univ. of Kan., 1913-16. 
 Teacher, H. S.. Illiopolis, 111. Address, 606 
 W. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 8129. BRADFORD REED BATTEY, JR. 
 
 (Brother of No. 8130) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 4, 1895. Tiskilwa 
 111.; s. Bradford Reed (b. N 14, 1863, Foster 
 R. I.) and Carrie (Curtis) Battey (b. Ta 16 
 1868, Sheffield. 111.). Prepared in Indian 
 town and Arispie Joint Tp. H. S., Tiskilwa 
 111. Beta Gamma Sigma; Final Honors. Q 
 M. C, N. \.. Camp Funston, Kan., 191 7 — , 
 Address, Tiskilwa, 111. 
 
 8130. ZILPHA CURTIS BATTEY 
 (Sister of No. 8129) 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; A. M., 1918; 
 b. O 27, 1893, Tiskilwa, 111.; d. Bradford Reed 
 (b. N 14, 1863, Foster, R. I.) and Carrie Belle 
 (Curtis) Battey (b. Ja 16. 1868, Sheffield, 111.) 
 Prepared in Tiskilwa H. S. Alethenai; Omi 
 cron Nu; Phi Beta Kappa; Iota Sigma Pi 
 .Sigma Xi. Instr., Chem. and Home Econ. 
 Fla. St. Coll., for Women, Tallahassee. Fla. 
 1918— . Address, 186 W. Park Ave., Talla 
 hassee, Fla.; bus. add., c/o Fla. St. Coll. for 
 Women, do. 
 
 8131. LEWIS AUGUSTUS BAUDER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 20. 1893. Chi 
 cago; s. Aaron William (b. Elizabethville 
 Pa.) and Ella Trembly (Ross) Bauder (b 
 Philadelphia). Prepared in J. Sterling Mor 
 ton II. S., Cicero, 111. .4ddress, North Lib 
 erty, Ind. 
 
658 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 I1917 
 
 8132. LILLIAN BERTHA BEAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 23, 1895, Blue 
 Mound. 111.; Ward. Mrs. Mattie V. Garwood. 
 Prepared in Taylorville Tp. H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; Class Hockey; Sr. Hat Com. Ad- 
 dress, Blue Mound, 111. 
 
 8133. PAUL BECKER 
 Mech. Engr. ; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ap 23, 1894, 
 Emporia, Kan.; s. Otto Matthew (b. La Moille, 
 111.) and Nellie May (Oxelson) Becker (b. 
 Kan.). Prepared in J. Sterling Morton H. S., 
 Cicero. Prelim. Honors. R. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111., 1917; 2nd Lt., Q. M. C. Asst. 
 to Officer in Charge of Heating Plants, Util- 
 ities Dept., Camp Grant. 111., 1917; ist Lt., do. 
 Address, 3540 Harold Ave., Berwyn, 111. 
 
 8134. WALTER HENRY BECKER 
 
 Business; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 11, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. Christian C. (b. O 17, 1S60. Gro- 
 mitz, Ger.) and Margaret (Neumann) Becker 
 (b. S 5, 1866, Hamburg, do.). Prepared in 
 Englewood IT. S.; Univ. of Chicago, 1914- 
 Beta Gamma Sigma; Capt.. Tennis Team: Ten- 
 nis Championship; Scholarship, Econ. With 
 Franklin MacVeagh & Co., Chicago, 1918— ;. 
 U. S. A., Camp Dodge, discharged for physi- 
 cal disability, 191 7. Address, 6701 Union Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., c/o Franklin MacVeagh & 
 Co., 333 W. Lake St., do. 
 
 8135. OTIS EDWARD BEERS 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 15. 1894, 
 Elkhart, Ind. ; s. William Beers (b. Ja 28. 1871)- 
 Prepared in Elkhart (Ind.) H. S.; Armour 
 Inst., 1912-14. Engng. Dept., Bemis Bros. Bag 
 Co., St. Louis. Address, 524 Middleburg St.. 
 Elkhart, Ind. 
 
 8136. WESLEY ARTHUR BEHEL 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 3, 1894. 
 
 Chicago; s. Vernon Wilbur (b. 1869, do.) and 
 
 Carrie Edna (Genung) Behel (b. 1870, do.). 
 
 Prepared in Edward Tilden H. S., Chicago. 
 
 Psi Upsilon; Sigma Tan; Scarab; Ku Klu.x; 
 
 Ma-wan-da; Pres., Ath. Assn. 2nd Lt.. Inf. 
 
 R. C, U. S. A., 1917— . Address, Lake Bluff. 
 
 111. 
 
 8137. NORMA ELIZABETH BELL 
 (Sister of No. 3636) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 9, 1891, 
 
 West York, 111.; d. Charles L. (b. D 22, 1861. 
 
 do.) and Dollie (Lindley) Bell (b. S 13. 1865. 
 
 do.). Prepared in West York H. S.; Marshall 
 
 Tp. H. S. Teacher, Math, and Ger.. H. S., 
 
 Pinckneyville, 111.. 1917; do., Paris, 111., 
 
 19 18 — . Address, West York, 111.; bus. add., 
 
 517 N. Central Ave., Paris, 111. 
 
 8138. WILLIAM BIGEL, JR. 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 25, 1894. 
 Gilbertson, Pa.; s. William Bigel. Prepared 
 in Calumet H. S. Farmer, Regina, Sask., 
 Can. Address. 8409 Kerfoot Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., Regina, Sask., Can.f 
 
 8139. GEORGE FREDERICK BINDER 
 Dairyman; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 3, 1895. 
 Aurora, 111.; s. Jacob John (b. Ap 29, 1849, 
 Ger.) and Barbara Helen (Schmidt) Binder 
 (b. N 8. 1 8 '^4, Aurora. III.). Prepared in East 
 Aurora H. "S. Alpha Zeta: Farm House; Agr. 
 Club; Y. M. C. A., Cabinet; Class Basket- 
 ball; ///. Agr., Staff. Dairyman, Aurora, 111., 
 1917-18. Sergt., U. S. A., Inf., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Address, 133 S. 4th St., 
 Aurora, 111. 
 
 8140. FRIEDA EMMA BLOCK 
 (Sister of No. 5042) 
 Music Dir.; B. Mus.; b. My 27, 1886, Sid- 
 ney. 111.; d. Edward F. (b. My 17, '859, 
 (Champaign) and Katherine (Hartsig) Block (b. 
 
 Ag 7, 1861, Detroit). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Mu Kappa Alpha; Girls Glee Club; 
 Univ. Choristers, Dir., Music, Geneseo, 111.; 
 Teacher, Glenn Cove, L. I., N. Y., 1918 — . 
 Red Cross Work, New York City. Address, 
 Champaign; bus. add.. Glen Cove, Long Island. 
 
 8141. GEORGE CHARLES BLOHM 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 10, 1894, 
 Chicago; s. Robert Charles (b. My 9, 1858, 
 Riigen Island, Ger.) and Wilhelmine (Fritz) 
 Blohm (b. Je 4, 1862, Ger.). Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S.. Chicago; Lewis Inst., Chi- 
 cago, 1913-14; Yale Law Sch. Alpha Chi 
 Rho. Bank Clerk, First Nat. Bank. Chicago, 
 1917; Teacher, Phys., Civics, Am. Hist, and 
 Bus. Law, Glen Ellyn Tp. H. S., 1917— . 
 Address, 1249 N. Paulina St., Chicago. 
 
 8142. HAROLD JOHN BLUHM 
 Cbemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ag 9, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. John Frederick William (b. Je 30, 
 1866, Waukesha. Wis.) and Emma (Goodmann) 
 Rluhm (b. On, 186S. Chicago). Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. IT. S., Chicago. Alpha Chi Rho; 
 Chem. Club. Chem., Brunswick Balke-Collender 
 Co., Muskegon, Mich.. 1917 — . Address, 109 
 Muskegon Ave., Muskegon, Mich.; bus. add., 
 c/o Brunswick Balke-Collender Co., do. 
 
 8143. EUGENE SONNENBERG BOERNER 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 22. 1894, Cedarburg, 
 Wis.; s. Arthur (b. do.) and Hermine (Son- 
 nenberg) Boerner (b. Frankfort, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Cedarburg (Wis.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1911-12. Floriculture Club. U. S. S. 
 M. A., Cornell, 1917; Camp Dick. Dallas, Tex.; 
 2nd Lt., U. S. A. S., Eberta Field, Lonoke, 
 .\rk. Address, Cedarburg, Wis. 
 
 8144. JESSE LOUIS BOLLMAN 
 .\ssistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 19, 
 1S96, Springfield. HI.; s. George (b. D lo, 
 1 861, Rock Island, 111.) and Emma (Frichot) 
 Bollman (b. S 17, 1863, do.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S.; U. S. Naval Acad., 1914-15. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Mich., 1917-18. Asst., 
 Bacteriol., Univ. of Mich., 1917 — . Midship- 
 man. U. S. N., 1914-15. Auth.: (wfth B. 
 Welch) The Mechanism of Infection, Jour. 
 of Infectious Diseases, Vol. XXI, 1917. Mem., 
 Phi Sigma. Address, 302 Liberty St., Ann 
 .\rbor, Mich. 
 
 8145. LYMAN BOOTH 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 31, 1894, Marshall, 111.; 
 s. Newton Truman (b. Ag 25, 1865, do.) and 
 Edith (Shaw) Booth (b. 1868. do.). Prepared 
 in Marshall Tp. H. S. Acacia; Ionian. A. S. 
 S. R. C, 1917; 2nd Lt., R. M. A., Pilot 
 Barracks, Post Field, Ft. Sill, Okla., 1918; 
 ist Lt., Taliaferro Field, Hicks. Tex.; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 6, 19 19. Address, Marshall, 111. 
 
 8146. MABEL MAE BORMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 28, 
 
 1886, Morrison, 111.; d. Charles (b. Ag 2, 
 1849, Castor, Lincolnshire, Eng.) and Hannah 
 (Carter) Borman (b. Je 20, 1858, Monte Rose, 
 Pa,), Prepared in Morrison H. S.; No. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Teacher. Math., H. S., Mor- 
 rison, III. Address, Morrison, 111. 
 
 8147. KATHERINE LOIS BORN 
 (FETHERSTON) 
 (Wife of No. 6227; Sister of Nos. 2032, 
 2911) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 8, 1894, Lancaster, O.; 
 d. (3eorge W. (b. N 17. 1852, Hammond, O.) 
 and Fides Amelia (Halderman) Born (b. O 6, 
 1853, Lisbon, la.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Grad. Work, De Pauw Univ. Alpha Gam- 
 ma Delta; Swimming Honors. Instr., H. Sc, 
 
igi/] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 6S9 
 
 De Pauw Univ., 1917-18. Married John Moff- 
 ett Fetherston ('14), Je 29, 1918. Address, 
 506 Indiana St., Greencastle, Ind. 
 
 S148. CECIL WALDEN BORTON 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. S 5, 1895, Cowden, 
 III.; s. Edson S. Borton. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Chi Beta; Scabbard and Blade; Grapho- 
 men; Ry. Club; Staff, Daily Illini; Chm., Soph. 
 Smoker. Com.; Soph. Picnic Com.; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig, ist Lt., 40th Inf., Ft. Sheridan, 
 111.. 1917; do., Camp Custer, Mich., 1918 — . 
 Married Helen Oblander, Je 19, 191 8. Bush- 
 nell. 111. Address, 905 W. California St., Ur- 
 bana. t 
 
 8149. PAUL McCAULEY BOSTON 
 Lumber Dealer; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 
 16, 1894, Yorkville. III.; s. William Thomas (b. 
 JI 24, 1857, Rollo, 111.) and Addie Maria 
 (Woods) Boston (b. Je 2$, 1863, Ronoake, 
 111.;. Prepared in Yorkville H. S. Alpha Tau 
 Omega; Ku Klux; Alpha Kappa Psi; Pierrots 
 Club; Final Honors; Drum Major, Univ. Band. 
 Asst. Mgr., Lumber Yard, Belvidere, 111., 1917. 
 O. T. C, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 1917-18; 2nd 
 Lt., 4.sth. Inf., U. S. A., Camp Taylor, Louis- 
 ville, Ky.; Hdqtrs. Co., 45th Inf., Camp Sheri- 
 dan, Ala. Address, Yorkville, 111. 
 
 8150. PAUL EUGENE BOWER 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 18, 1896, Olney, 111.; 
 s. John (b. 1840, Chillicothe, O.) and Jemima 
 Fuller (Hammatt) Bovver (b. 1S59, Batavia, 
 O.). Prepared in Olney H. S. Agr. Club; 
 Hoof and Horn Club. A. S. A., 1917; 2nd Lt., 
 do.. 1918; Pilot, Gunnery, Taliaferro Field, 
 Tex.; Barron Field, Toronto, Ft. Wood, Gar- 
 den City, L. I., 1918 — . Address, 3312 Hum- 
 phrey St., St. Louis. 
 
 81 5 1. EMILY MAURINE BOWMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Jl 24, 1894, 
 Anderson, Ind.; d. O. H. Bowman. Prepared 
 in Warsaw (Ind.) H. S.; Winona Coll. Teach- 
 er, H. S., Hutsonville, 111. Address, Pierce- 
 ton, Ind.; bus. add., Hutsonville, IlLf 
 
 8152. MABEL INEZ BOWMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 22, i8qo, 
 Beecher, 111.; s. H. V. (b. New Madison, O.) 
 and Alice (Winders) Bowman (b. Savona, O.). 
 Prepared in Tuscola H. S.; Knox Coll., igii- 
 12. Alpha Delta Pi. Teacher, Eng., Momence, 
 111.. 1917-18; do., H. S., Danville, 111., 1918—. 
 Address, 505 N. Hazel St., Danville, 111. 
 
 8153. MARIAN CUMMINGS BOYD 
 (Daughter of No. 261) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 30, 1897, 
 Sheffield, 111.; d. Comma Nathaniel ('81), (b. la 
 18, i860, Sheffield, 111.) and .Addie M. (Humph- 
 reys) Boyd. Prepared in Sheffield H. S. Al- 
 pha Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Yo Ma; Ale- 
 thenai; W. A. A.; Class Basket-ball; First Coun- 
 cil; Capt., Class Hockey. Teacher. H. S., 
 Fisher, 111. Address, Sheffield, 111.; bus. add., 
 Fisher, 111. 
 
 8154. LE ROY BRADLEY 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch.; b. F i, 1895, Ft. 
 W^ayne, Ind.; s. Edgar O. (b. O 13, 1857. Crest- 
 line, O.) and Cordelia (Fink) Bradley (b. S 
 2, i860. Ft. Wayne, Ind.). Prepared in Ft. 
 Wayne H. S. Sigma Tau: Gargoyle; Epsilon 
 Alpha. Mgr., Jr. Class Football; Sec, Sr. 
 Class. Factory Engng. Dept., S. F. Bowser & 
 Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Purdue Univ. Tr. De- 
 tachment, N. A.. Co. 2.. Sqdn. 3, W. Lafay- 
 ette, Ind.; Bat. A., 344th F. A., A. E. F.; Corp., 
 S. A. S., U. S. A., Div. B. A. P. O. 718. A. 
 E. F., Saumur, France. Address, 245 E. But- 
 ler St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 
 
 8155. LOYD MARION BRADLEY 
 ^„Lawyer; LL. B.; b. My 3, 189S, Mound City. 
 111.; s. Lewis Marion (b. O 14. 1851, Ava, 111.) 
 and Mary E. (Williamson) Bradley (b. Mr 8 
 1855). Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Phi Delta Phi; Tennis Team. Attorney at 
 Law. Carbondale, 111., 1917. Seaman, U. S 
 N. R. Flying Corps. Married Mary E. Fraley, 
 Jl IS. 1917, Carbondale, HI. Address, ^12 
 W. Oak St., Carbondale, HI. 
 
 8156. HUBERT BUTLER BRAMLET 
 Research Chem.; A. B. in Chem. ; b. D 9, 
 
 1894, Eldorado, 111.; s. Joseph Edward (b. Ag 
 2b, 1873. do.) and Nellie Belle (Butler) 
 Bramlet (b. Ag 7, 1874, do.). Prepared in 
 Eldorado Tp. H. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; Chem. 
 Club; Univ. Chora! Soc; Varsity Cross-Coun- 
 try. Chem., E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. 
 Woodbury, N. J., 19 17. Co. M.. 33rd Inf., 
 Camp Taylor, Ky., 191 7; 2nd Lt., Chem. War- 
 fare Service Section, N. A., Unit F, Wash- 
 ington. D. C, 1918; ist Lt., Adm. Dir., Chem. 
 Warfare Service, do. Address. 210 N. First 
 St., Eldorado, 111.; bus. add., 7th and B Sts., 
 N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 8157. WILLIAM R.\LPH BRANCH 
 (Brother of Nos. 1311, 2913) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 5, 1894. Champaign; s. 
 William Luther (b. Ag 23, 1838. Springfield, 
 HI.) and Emily Uree (Yeager) Branch (b. JI 
 29, 1850, Lafayette. Ind.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; Fresh. Var- 
 sity Track; Bowling Team. Bat. F, 149th F, 
 A., A. E. F., France, 19 17 — . Mem., Christ- 
 ian Church. Address, 610 S. State St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 8158. EUGENE FRANCIS BRAZEAU 
 Manufacturer; A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 10, 
 
 1894, West Hoboken, N. J.; s. Henry Lester 
 (b. O 31, 1869, New York City) and Eleanor 
 Francis (Kerrigan) Brazeau (b. Jl 5, 1873, 
 West Hoboken, N. J.). Prepared in Loyola 
 H. S., New York City. Zeta Psi; Mask and 
 Bauble; Pierrots. Mfr., New York City, 1917. 
 Mach. Mate, U. S. N. R. F., Pelham Bay, N. 
 Y. ; Brooklyn Navy Yard; U. S. S. Submarine 
 Chaser 237; Mustered out, Ja 8, 1919. Address, 
 207 W. 85th St., New York City; bus. add., 
 American Exporter, 17 Battery Place, do. 
 
 8159. CHARLES GAGE BRENNEMAN 
 Prin.. H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 23, 
 
 1893, Murphysboro. 111.; s. Charles Donaldson 
 (b. O 25, 1859, Conn.). Prepared in Thornburn 
 May (Williams) Brenneman (b. Ava, HI.). 
 Prepared in Ava H. S.; So. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Prin., Tp. H. S., Oakland, 111. U. S. 
 S. M. A., Urbana, 1917; Flyer, 1918. Address, 
 Ava, HI. 
 
 8160. FLORA EERNICE BRIGGS 
 Scientific Asst.; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 16, 
 
 1894, St. Louis; d. Morris Eugene (b. D 20, 
 1853, Marion, N. Y.) and Jane (Rogers) 
 Briggs (b. JI 13, i860, Marion. N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Hyde Park H. S. Achoth; H. Sc. 
 Club; W. A. A.; Class Hockey. Clerk, Bureau 
 of Markets; U. S. Dept. of Agr.; Scientific 
 Asst., H. Econ., do., 1918 — . U. S. A., Embark- 
 ation Hosp., New York City. Mem., Illini 
 Club, Washington, D. C. Address, 212 Willow 
 Ave., Takoma Park, D. C; bus. add.. East 
 Wing, Dept. of Agr., 13th and B Sts., S. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 8161. GEORGE WASHINGTON BRISTOW 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 23, 1894, Grand 
 Chain. 111.; s. John D. Bristow. Prepared in 
 Metropolis H. S. Ord. Dept. Address, Met- 
 ropolis, 111. 
 
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 8162. CHARLES ALLEN BRITT 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 12, 1894, Pen- 
 field, IIL; s. Morgan S. (b. N 4, 1853, Plats- 
 burg, West Va.) and Nettie H. (Sutton) Britt 
 (b. O 25. 1S59, Conn.). Prepared in Thornburn 
 n. S., Urbana. Scabbard and Blade; 2nd Lt., 
 ist Lt., and Capt., Univ. Brig. 2nd Lt., tJ. S. 
 A. S.. A. E. F., France. Address, R. 28, 
 Penfield, 111. 
 
 8163. WILLIAM ALLAN BRITTIN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 20, 1894, 
 Florence, Kan.; s. Dr. W. A. Brittin. Pre- 
 pared in Virden H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; 
 Soph. Picnic Com.; V. P.. Class. Address, 
 Virden, 111.; bus. add., Buffalo-Hart, Ill.t 
 
 8164. ANGELINA LOUISE BROCKMEIER 
 Agt., Children's Bureau; A. B. in H. Sc. ; 
 b. Je 7, 1896. German Valley, 111.; d. Henry 
 (b. O 10. 1857, Forreston, 111.) and Elizabeth 
 (Zumdahl) Brockmeier (b. S 14. 1S62, do.). 
 Prepared in Freeport H. S. Phi Delta Psi; 
 Treas., Woman's League; First Council, Wo- 
 man's League; Sr. Advisory Bd. Grad. Stud., 
 Chicago Sell, of Civics and Philanthropy, 
 1917-18; Special Agt. Social Service Div., Fed. 
 Children Bureau. Chicago, 1917-18; Investiga- 
 tor, Child Welfare, Children's Bur., U. S-. 
 Dept. of Labor. Washington, D. C, 191 8 — . 
 Address, 250 Carroll St., Freeport, 111.; bus. 
 add., Children's Bureau, U. S. Dept. of Labor, 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 8165. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BROOKS 
 Airplane Designer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. My i, 
 :89s, Minneapolis; s. Morgan (b. Mr 12, 1861, 
 Boston) and Frona Marie Brooks (b. Ap 9, 
 1861, Tours, France). Prepared in Berkshire 
 Sch., Sheffield, Mass. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; Pres., E. E. Soc, 
 Special Honors. Airplane Designer, Curtiss 
 Aeroplane & Motor Corp, Buffalo, N. Y. De- 
 signer, Curtiss Model L B the fastest Liberty 
 Motor Battleplane to date, ist Lt., Aircraft In- 
 dustrial Service, 1918; do., A. E. F., France; 
 Mustered out, N 31, 1918. Jr. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. Address, 1005 W. California Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add., Back Bay P. O. Box iii, 
 Boston- Mass. 
 
 8166. VIOLA BROOKS 
 (Sister of No. 6764) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 19:8; 
 b. Ag 31, 1894, Chrisman, 111.; d. Thomas 
 Jefferson (b. My 27, 1861, Albany, Ky.) and 
 Beatrice (Stearns) Brooks (b. Mr 28, 1869, 
 Chrisman, 111.). Prepared in Paris H. S. 
 Teacher, Eng. and Hist.. H. S., Seaton, 111., 
 1 918 — . Address, 1008 W. Green St., Urbana; 
 bus. add., Seaton, 111. 
 
 8167. ALBERT WILLARD BROWN 
 Teacher: B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. O 10, 1894. 
 
 Chenoa. III.; s. John (b. S 9. i860, Lexington, 
 111.) and Iva Eldora (Bartum) Brown (b. Ap 
 I, 1867. Bucyrus, O.). Prepared in Chenoa 
 H. S. Teacher, Sc, H. S., Divernon, 111. 3rd 
 R. O. T. C, Camp Sherman, O., 191 8—. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, Tiffin, O. 
 
 8168. ALLEN BROOKINS BROWN 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 19. 1895, Guil- 
 ford, Kan.; s. John P. B. and Minnie (Akin) 
 Brown. Prepared in Muskogee (Okla.) H. S.; 
 Univ. of Kan. Phi Gamma Delta: Sigma 
 Delta Chi: Sachem: Y. M. C. A., cabinet; Bd. 
 of Dir. ; Univ. Band; Staff, ///. Mag.; Man- 
 aging Ed., Illiiti; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Memor- 
 ial Com. Mem., First 111. Ambulance Unit, 
 France, 1916-17; 2nd Lt.. 119th F. A., A. E. 
 F., France. Address, c/o U. S. Indian Ser- 
 vice, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 8169. DOROTHY SARGENT BROWN 
 Teacher: A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ap 21, 1895, 
 Geneseo, 111.; d. Fred Hees (b. Ag 6, 1870, 
 Wyonet, 111.) and Jessie (Sargent) Brown (b. 
 Je 28, 1871, Geneseo, 111.). Prepared in 
 Geneseo Tp. H. S. Alpha Xi Delta; Pres., 
 Jamesonian. Teacher, Mus. and H. Sc, H. 
 S., Sheffield, 111. Address, Sheffield, 111. 
 
 Si 70. HARLOW WOOD BROWN 
 Bank Clerk; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 28, 1896, 
 Modesto. 111.; s. Leonard Grayson and Ida A. 
 (Vancil) Brown. Prepared in Jacksonville H. 
 S.; 111. Coll., 1913-15. Final Honors. Official 
 Tester, Modesto, III., 191 7; Bank Clerk, do., 
 1917-18. Ord. Tr. Course, Univ. of Chicago, 
 1918; Ord. Corps, U. S. N. A. Address, 
 Modesto, 111. 
 
 8171. HELEN DORSEY BROWN 
 
 (MUHLMAN) 
 B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. N 8, 1887, Louis- 
 ville. Ky. ; d. T. Barbour Brown. Prepared 
 in Kemper Hall, Kenosha, Wis.; V^assar Coll. 
 Kappa Kaiipa Gamma. Married Ralph Muhl- 
 man. Address, 1443 N. Dearborn St., Chicago. 
 
 8172. JOHN LAWRENCE BROWN 
 Bank Clerk; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 26, 
 
 1894, Tiskilwa, 111.; s. George Rogers (b. My 
 27, 1856, Tiskilwa, 111.) and Ina (Welsh) 
 Brown (b. O 6, i86i, Tiskilwa, 111.). Prepared 
 in Tiskilwa Tp. H. S. Address, Tiskilwa, 111. 
 
 8173. IL\LPH POWERS BROWN 
 Highway Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 22, 1894, 
 
 Chicago: s. Richard Hunt (b. 1863, N. Y.) and 
 Elva (Powers) Brown (b. Clyde, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. C. E. 
 Soc; Capt., Univ. Brig. Construction Work, 
 1917-18; 2nd Lt., F. A. N. A.. Ft. Sill, Okla., 
 1918 — . Auth.: Strength of Monolithic Brick 
 Paving, Dunn Wire Cutting Brick Co.. Con- 
 neaut, O. ; Physical Properties of Paving 
 Brick, Brick and Clay Record, Engng. Record, 
 1917. Mem.. A. F^ A. M. Address, 5827 
 Race Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8174. KATHRYN ELEANOR BROWNE 
 Musician; B. Mus.; b. Je 26, 1895, Chicago 
 Hgts., 111.; d. William H. (b. Australia) and 
 Mary B. (Perry) Browne (b. Crete, III.). 
 Prepared in Englewood H. S.; Chicago Norm. 
 Sch. Pi Beta Phi; Athenean; Mu Kap|ia Alpha; 
 Mask and Bauble; Univ. Choristers; Woman's 
 Glee Club; Sang with Evan Williams, Univ. 
 Star Course. Edison Symphony Orchestra, 
 Orchestra Hall, Chicago, 1918 — . Soloist. Y. 
 M. C. A., Overseas Theatre League. Mem., 
 Musician's Club of Women, Chicago; Chicago 
 Coll. Club. Address, 6945 Stewart Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8175. GEORGIA BROWNFIELD 
 (Sister of No. 4094) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 7. 1895, 
 Tolono, 111.; d. George (b. D 20, i860, Ur- 
 bana) and Virginia Alice (Thomas) Brown- 
 field (b. Ag I, 1862, Urbana). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Gamma Phi Beta. Teacher, H. 
 Sc, H. S., Pinckneyville, 111., 191 7; do., Mur- 
 physboro. 111. Chm., Food and Fuel Conserva- 
 tion Com., Perry Co.. 111.. 191 7-18. Address, 
 505 W. High St., Llrbana; bus. add., 2015 
 Walnut St., Murphysboro, 111. 
 
 8176. THOMAS SAMUEL BROWNING 
 Ceram. Engr.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. N 5, 
 1893, Benton, 111.; s. T. S. (b. Ja 30, 1864, 
 do.) and Juliette E. (Robertson) Browning (b. 
 O 31, 1866. Marion, 111.). Prepared in Benton 
 H. S. Alpha Tau Omega: Helmet; Keramos; 
 Pres., Soph. Class. Supt., Dando Works, 
 Pittsburgh and Ceram. Engr., McLain Fire 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 66] 
 
 Brick Co., do. Assoc. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc. 
 Address, c/o McLain Fire Brick Co., Vaaport, 
 Pa. 
 
 8177. EYL.\R WILLIAM BRUNSKILL 
 
 (Brother of No. 6771) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 25, 1895, Pon- 
 l^jac, 111.; s. Robert (b. 1863. do.) and Anna 
 (Pearson) Brunskill (b. 1868, do.). Prepared 
 in Pontiac, 111., 1917-18. 3rd O. T. C, Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1918. ist Lt., Co. D, 7th Repl. Bn., 
 Camp MacArthur; Mustered out, D 6, 1918. 
 Address, 320 E. Polk St., Pontiac, 111.; bus. 
 add., P. O. Box 410, Pontiac, 111. 
 
 8178. RICHARD BELL BUCHANAN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 16, 1892, Carbondale, 
 111.; s. George Victor (b. 111.) and Hattie 
 (Starr) Buchanan (b. Kankakee, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Joplin (Mo.) H. S. Sigma Alpha Ep- 
 silon; Theta Nu Epsilon; Helmet; Ivu Klux; 
 Jr. Prom. Com. Capt., i24tih Co., 9th Regt., 
 U. S. Marines. Address, 66 W Ave., South 
 Norwalk, Conn. 
 
 8179. ELAINE LOUISE BUHRMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja i, 1895, 
 
 Nashville, 111.; d. Henry C. (b. do.) and Caro- 
 line (Lane) Buhrman (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Nashville H. S.; 111. Woman's Coll., 1913-15. 
 Alpha Omicron Pi; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 
 Latin, H. S., Mount Olive, 111. Address, 
 Mount Olive, III. 
 
 8180. RUTH SABINA BUMGARNER 
 
 (Sister of No. 3666) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 18, 1891, Mc Nabb, 
 111.; d. Oscar (b. F 24, 1842, Washington Co., 
 Pa.) and Mary Louisa (Mills) Bumgarner (b. 
 Ja 14, 1851, Mc Nabb, 111.), Prepared in John 
 Swaney H. S.; James Milliken Univ. Signal 
 Corps., Washington, D. C. ; Civilian Clerical 
 Service, do. Address, Mc Nabb, 111.; bus. add.. 
 1527 Iowa Ave., N. W. Washington, D. C. 
 
 8181. ALBERT HAROLD BURGER 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b, Jl 6, 1892, Elgin, 111.; s, 
 Fred C. (b. 1863, Ger.) and Mary Burger (b, 
 1863, do.). Prepared in Elgin H, S. Agr. 
 Club; Floriculture Club. U. S. A. S., Univ. of 
 111.; Taylor Field; Kelly Field; Mustered out, 
 F 13, 1919. Address, 12 Walker Place, Elgin, 
 111. 
 
 8182. CLYDE HAROLD BURGSTON 
 Lab. Director; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 14, 
 1893, Moline, 111.; s. F. A. (b. 1856) and Adda 
 L. Burgston (b. 1861, Moline, 111.). Prepared 
 in Moline H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Dir., 
 Testing Labs., Deere & Co. Plow Works, 191 7- 
 18. 2nd Lt., F. A., Central O. T. C, Camp 
 Zachary Taylor, Ky.; do., 40th F. A., Camp 
 Custer, Mich., 1918; Mustered out, F 7, 1919- 
 Address, 836 15th St., Moline, 111.; bus. add, 
 c/o Deere & Co., do. 
 
 8183. BEULAH BURRELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 22, 1895, 
 Effingham, 111.; d. Le Grand (b. S 15. 1848, 
 do.) and Sarah Burrell (b. S 15, 1858, do.). 
 Prepared in Effingham H. S. Chi Omega; Le 
 Cercle Frangais. Teacher, Eng., H. S., Effing- 
 ham, III., 1917 — . Address, Effingham, 111. 
 
 8184. CLIFFORD KETCHUM BURTON 
 Contract Checker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. 
 Ag 14, 1895, Oak Park, 111.; s. Charles Smith 
 (b. N 9, 1852, Elyria, O.) and Phnebe Ann 
 (Millard) Burton (b. Mr 3, 1856, Clyde, N. 
 Y,). Prepared in Oak Park and River Forest 
 Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Chicago, 1914-15. Alpha 
 Delta Phi; Fresh. Varsity Football. Advertis- 
 ing Salesman, Oak Park, 111., 1917-18; Cement 
 (Contract Checker, Middle West Cement Bur., 
 
 Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 311 N, Grove Ave., 
 Oak Park, 111.; bus. add., c/o Middle West Ce- 
 ment Bur., Ill W. Washington, Chicago. 
 
 8185. LOUIS STEPHEN BURWASH 
 (Brother of Nos. 5055, 5569) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 12, 1894, Sav- 
 oy, 111.; s. Daniel A. (b. Ag 9, 1851, Quebec, 
 Can.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Berry) Burwash 
 (1). O 12, 1858, Somerset, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Beta Phi. ist Lt., A. S. S. 
 R. C, A. E. F., France; do.. Trier, Ger. Ad- 
 dress, 711 S. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 8186. JOSEPHINE K. BUSEY 
 Cashier; A. B. in L. A, & S.; b. O 20. 1894, 
 Fisher, III.; d. James B. (b. 1856, Urbana) and 
 Katherine (Kaucher) Busey (b. 186:, Urbana). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Alpha Chi Omega. 
 Bank Cashier, Mahomet, 111. Address, 914 
 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 8187. FRANCIS EUGENE BUTTERFIELD 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ag 16, 1894, 
 Syiiieston, 111.; s. F. D. Butterfield. Prepared 
 in Joliet Tp. H. S.: Wilmington H. S. E. E. 
 Soc. Elec. Engr., Commonwealth Edison Co., 
 Chicago. Address, Wilmington, 111.; bus. add., 
 542 N. Hamlin Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8188. GORDON FRANCIS CADISCH 
 Student; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 30, 1894, New 
 York City; s. John (b. Jl 25, 1869, Switzer- 
 land) and Frances (Pelva) Cadisch (b. F 14, 
 1870). Prepared in East. Tech. H. S.. Cleve- 
 land; Coll. of City of New York, 1918, Chi 
 Phi. Food and Feed Propaganda work, U. S. 
 Govt., Muskogee, Okla, 1917; Asst. (Cashier, 
 Jones & Baker, Stock Brokers. New York City, 
 1917; Grad. Stud., N. Y. Univ., 1919 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1730 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 8189. RUTH MARIE CALDWELL 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 12, 
 1894, Alliance, Neb.; d. Wilbur T. (b. D 8, 
 1866, Circleville, Neb.) and Emma (Loveless) 
 Caldwell (b. F 29, 1868, Milford, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Milford Tp. H. S. Der Deutsche 
 Verein. Asst. Prin., H. S., Wishek, N. Dak.; 
 Sec, Indus, War Service Club, Carvey's Point, 
 N. J., 1918. Address, Milford, 111. 
 
 8190. CHARLES WARREN CAMPBELL 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ja 2, 1894, Coal City, 
 111.; s. William Campbell. Prepared in Elgin 
 H. S. 2nd Lt., 312th Engrs,, U. S. Army, 
 France; Wounded in action; later instructed 
 recruits, H Co., 3rd Engrs., Camp Hum- 
 phreys, Va., 1918; Provisional Post Hdqtrs. 
 C'o., Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Addresi, 
 Coal City, lU.t 
 
 8191. DUNCAN McEVOY CAMPBELL 
 Highway Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 8. 1894, 
 ("hicago; s. James D. (b. S 10, 1855, New York 
 City) and Elizabeth (McEvoy) Campbell (b. Jl 
 6, 1858, St. Louis). Prepared in Lake H. S., 
 Chicago; Lane Tech. Coll. C. E. Club. In- 
 spection Engr., Cook Co. Highway Comn., 
 (hicago, 1917. 2nd Lt., C. A. R. C. Ft. Mon- 
 roe, Va.; Army Anti-x'Mrcraft Artillery, A, E, 
 F., France; Mustered out, Ja 1919. Address, 
 5456 Ingleside Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Cook 
 County Highway Dept., County Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 8192. ELLA SEAVER CAMPBELL 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. D 4, 1889. Humboldt 
 Co., la.; d. Sherman Adelbert (b. Mr 26, 
 1849) and Hattie Ann (Seaver) Campbell (b. 
 Ag II, 1855). Prepared in Morningside Acad., 
 Sioux City, la. A. B., Morningside Coll., 1913. 
 Libn., Catalog Dept.. Stillwater, Okla. Ad- 
 dress, 303 West St., Stillwater, Okla. 
 
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 8103. FLORENCE MAUDE CAMPBELL 
 (FRAMPTON) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 9, 1894, Tolono, 
 
 111.; d. Archibald Blair, (b. Ag 4, 1870, Ayr- 
 shire, Scotland) and Bertha Florence (Skinner) 
 Campbell (b. Ap 25 1873. Tolono, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Tolono and Champaign H. Schs. 
 Sigma Kappa; Vo Ma. Teacher, Tolono H. S., 
 1917. Married Eugene Gardner Frampton, D 
 8, 191 7, Tolono, 111. Address, Tolono, 111. 
 
 8194. MASON HERBERT CAMPBELL 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 8, 1894. 
 Genoa, 111.; s. M. S. (b. Chenoa, 111.) and Ida 
 Mary (Gilkerson) Campbell (b. Genoa, 111.). 
 Prepared in Genoa and Elgin H. Schs. Alpha 
 Zeta; Phi Sigma. Asst., Genetics, Univ. Wis., 
 1917; Dairy Dept., Univ. of 111. Mem.. M. E. 
 Church; Phi Sigma. Address, 702 W. California 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 8195. WILLIAM FRANKLIN CAMPBELL 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 7, 1892, Olney, III.; s. 
 W. J. Campbell. Prepared in Olney H. S. 
 Instr., Machine Gun Bat., Camp Gordon, Ga. 
 Address, Olney, 111. 
 
 8196. CHARLES COULSON CANON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 28, 1895, 
 Sterling City, Tex.; s. J. W. Canon. Prepared 
 in San Angelo (Tex.) H. S.; Univ. of Wis. 
 Phi Kappa Sigma. Sergt., Co. 49, i3tb Bn., 
 165 Depot Brig., Camp Travis, Tex. Address, 
 439 W. Beauregard Ave., San Angelo, Tex. 
 
 8197. ANSGAR LILIUS CARLSON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 9, 1895, Batavia, HI-; ?. 
 N. T. Carlson. Prepared in Batavia H. S. 
 Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club. U. S. N.. 
 lieserve Tr. Sta., Charleston, Navy \ard, 
 Regt. 3, Co. 3, Section 2, Charleston, S. C. ; 
 Norfolk, Va., 1918; U. S. Submarine Chaser, 
 189, 1918-19; Mustered out, Ja 3, 1919- '*^f'- 
 dress, 91 Washington St., Batavia, 111. 
 
 8198. HARRY LEONARD CARLSON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 11, 1894, Arthur, 111.; 
 s. J. E. (b. My 17, 1861, Algutsboda, Sweden) 
 and Nellie M. (Johnson) Carlson (b. Ag i;, 
 i860, Janesville, Wis.). Prepared in La Salle 
 Peru Tp. H. S. Alpha Zeta; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors; Varsity Track. Lt.. Casual Co. 
 70, 162 Depot Brig., Camp Pike, Ark.; ist Lt.. 
 Co. M, 64th Pioneer Inf., Camp Taylor; Mus- 
 tered out. D 17, 1918. Address. 247 12th St., 
 La Salle, 111. 
 
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 8199. VERNON WESLEY CARR 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. 'N i, 1894, Dow City, 
 la.; s. C. W. Carr. Prepared in Denison H. 
 S. Kappa Sigma; Helmet; Sachem; Comitatus. 
 Address, 331 Main St., Denison, la.; bus. add., 
 200^ McCormick Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 8200. JAMES BERNARD CARROLL 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 31, 1892 Bradford, 111.; 
 s. M. F. Carroll. Prepared in Bradford H. S.; 
 Knox Coll. Phi Delta Theta; Psi Mu; 111. 
 Union Dramatic Club: Glee and Mandolin 
 Club; Stud. Union Opera. U. S. A. S., Mine- 
 ola, N. Y.; Sergt. Maj.. U. S. A. S., A. A A. 
 P., A. E. F., France; Pilot, 3rd A. I. C, do.: 
 1st Lt.. U. S. A. S., Orly, Seine. Address, 
 Bradford. Ill.t 
 
 8201. NATALIA MARGARETTA CARSON 
 
 (NELSON) 
 
 (Wife of No. 8619) 
 
 B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. O 5> 1894. Chicago; 
 
 d. Charles Edward (b. F. 24, 1864, Oland, 
 
 Russia) and Anna (Hallgren) Carson (b. Jl 26, 
 
 1868, Sweden). Prepared in St. Mary's Knox- 
 
 ville; Waterman Hall, Sycamore; Evanston 
 
 Acad.; N. W. Univ. Delta Gamma. Married 
 Jesse Ward Nelson ('17), S 22, 1917, Chicago. 
 Child, Jesse Ann, b. S 17, 1918. Address, 
 92S Argyle St., Chicago. 
 
 8202. DREW WILLIAM CASTLE 
 Designer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. N 30, 1895, 
 
 Gridley, 111.; s. William Daniel (b. Je 3, 1854, 
 Mendota, 111.) and Elizabeth (Hamilton) Cas- 
 tle (b. My 4, i860, Weston, 111.). Prepared in 
 Gridley H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst., 1913-15- 
 Beta Upsilon; Pi Tau Sigma; Grad. Scholar- 
 ship; Class Football. Designer, Motor Trucks, 
 Minneapolis. Instr., U. S. S. M. A.; Univ. 
 of 111.; Chief Mech., Ambulance Corps, 1917; 
 Capt., Theory of flight Instr., Boiling Field. 
 Married Mildred Strong, Ap 2, 1919, Magon, 
 111. Address, 709 S. 2nd St., Champaign. 
 
 8203. FRANCIS ERLE CAVETTE 
 
 Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 8, 
 1893, Lacon, 111.; s. Scott Aster (b. Ky.) and 
 Mary Frances (Jenkins) Cavette (b. D 25, 
 1865). Prepared in Lacon H. S. Chi Psi; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma. Sales Dept., Sampson Tractor 
 Co.. Janesville, Wis., 1919 — . Am. Red Cross 
 -Vmbulance Service, France, 1917; 2nd Lt., U. 
 S. A. S., Chief Transportation Division, A. 
 E. F., France; Saumur Art Sch., S. O. S., 
 France, 1918; Mustered out, F 4, 1919. Ad- 
 dress. Lacon, 111.; bus. add., c/o Sampson 
 Tractor Co., Janesville, Wis. 
 
 8204. KATHLEEN MARTIN CHABOT 
 Demonstration .Xgt.; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Jl 22, 
 
 1895, Kankakee, 111.; d. E. C. (b. S 2. 1S64, 
 do.) and Catherine (Baskerville) Chabot (b. 
 O 3, 1867, Joliet, 111.). Prepared in Kanka- 
 kee H. S. "H. Sc. Club. Emergency Home 
 Demonstration Agt., Kankakee, 111.; Asst. Home 
 Improvement Advisor, do. Address, Kankakee, 
 111. 
 
 8205. LLOYD WALTON CHALCRAFT 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 22, 1891, 
 
 Albion III.; s. Maurice (b. Ap 23, 1867, do.) 
 and Mabel (Walton) Chalcraft (b. Ag 16, 
 1867, do.). Prepared in Albion H. S.; So. 
 Collegiate Inst. Farm House; Hoof and Horn 
 Club; Agr. Club; Capt., Univ. Brig.; Brev. 
 Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. Agr. Field Dir., So. 
 111. for Farm Mgmt. Dept., Univ. of III., 
 1917 — . Deacon, Baptist Church. Address, 
 Ewing, 111. 
 
 8206. HUNG LIEH CHANG 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 10, 1886, Ku 
 Hsen, China; s. S. S. Chang. Prepared in 
 Honan H. S., China; Baldwin-Wallace ColL 
 .Address, Ku Shi Shin, China. t 
 
 8207. JU SHEN CHANG 
 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. My 28, 1887, Chekiang, 
 China; s. J. Y. Jun Chang. Prepared in 
 Baldwin- Wallace Coll., Berea. O.; O. Univ. 
 Chinese Stud. Club. Address, Chekiang, 
 China. $ 
 
 8208. TZE-LI CHANG 
 Instrumentman; B. S. in Ry. C. E. ; b. Je 
 28, 1895, Hunan, China; s. Ching-Lmg (b. Ja 
 7, 1864, do.) and Woo-Mo (Tuhg) Chang (b. 
 D 20, 1875, do.). Prepared in Hunan Poly. 
 Inst., Changsha, Hunan, China. Chinese Stud. 
 Club; Prelim, and Final Honors. Instrument- 
 man, Const. Dept., So. Ry. Co.. Kings Moun- 
 tain, Ky., 1917— . Address, Hunan. China; 
 bus. add., c/o Southern Ry., Kings Mountain, 
 Ky. 
 
 8209. THOMAS W^HITE CHAPMAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag s- 1891, Denver; 
 s T W. Chapman. Prepared in Belvidere H. 
 S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Address, 820 Kish- 
 waukee St., Belvidere, 111. 
 
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 8210. QUEH KING CHEN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., Pol. Sc. ; 1918; 
 b. Mr 12, 1890, China; s. L. S. Chen. Prepared 
 in Yale Coll. Prep. H. S.; Univ. of Mich. 
 Chinese Stud. Club. Address, Sonzce City, 
 Huna, China. t 
 
 821 1. HOWARD MARION CHILES 
 Student; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Jl 2, 1894, 
 Carlinville, 111.; s. Robert Ellsworth (b. Ag 19, 
 1861, do.) and Dora Alice (Hoblit) Chiles (b. 
 D 22, 1867, Mc Lean, 111.). Prepared in Car- 
 linville H. S.; Blackburn Coll., 1912-13. Asst., 
 An. Husb., 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 
 1918; Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1919 — . Leave 
 of absence, Summer, 19 18, Army Service, Sc. 
 and Research Div., Bur. Aircraft Prod., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Mem., A. C. S. Address, 1003 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 8212. ROBERT MEARLE CHITTENDEN 
 B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Mr 14, 1893, Aurora, 
 111.; s. William Arthur (b. Ja i, 1806, Clinton, 
 Conn.) and Mary Lienor (Quirk) Chittenden 
 (b. Ag 15. 1865, Yorkville, 111.). Prepared in 
 East Aurora II. S. Theta Delta Chi; Kera- 
 mos; V. P., Stud. Union. I. T. C, Ft. Riley, 
 Kan.; Camp Funston, Kan.; 2nd Lt., Supply 
 Co., 345th F. A., N. A. 89th Div., A. E. F. 
 Married Ruth Howard, N 17, 1917, Brook- 
 field, Mo. Address, Beardstown, 111. 
 
 8213. WILLIAM CARL CHOISSER 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 10, 1895, Ozark, 111.; 
 s. Ewing Everett (b. Jl 7, 1882, Eldorado, 111.), 
 and Emma Parrish (b. N 12, 1883, Goreville, 
 111.). Prepared in Benton Tp. H. S. Law 
 Club; Varsity Wrestling. Lawyer, Benton, 111. 
 U. S. A. S., Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111.; Mus- 
 tered out, N 25, 1918. Address, Benton, 111. 
 
 8214. LE ROY CHURCH 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. My 18, 1895. 
 Pingree Grove. 111.; s. A. H. Urant Church. 
 Prepared in West Chicago H. S. Eta Kappa 
 Nu; E. E. Soc. Gen. Elec. Co., Ft. Wayne, 
 Ind., 191 8. 2nd Lt., Signal Corps, College 
 Park, Md., 1918; do., 31st Service Co., 12th 
 Depot Bn., Camp Vail, N. J.; Mustered out, Ja 
 20, 1 919. Address, 78 West Front St., Red 
 Bank, N. J.; bus. add., 913 Lincoln Ave., Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind. 
 
 8215. FLORENCE HELEN CHURTON 
 Associate; B. S. in H. Sc. Prepared in 
 Vernon (N. Y.) H. S.; Cortland St. Norm. 
 Sch., N. Y.; Pratt Inst., Brooklyn. N. Y., 1908- 
 09. Omicron Nu. Instr., H. Sc, Univ. of 
 111., 1914-18; Assoc, H. Econ.. do., 1918 — . 
 Address, 916 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 8216. LILLIE CILLEY 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. S 16, 1891, St. Jos- 
 eph, Mo.; d. Jed Lee (b. Jl 12, 1853, East Ma- 
 cliias. Me.) and Lizzie (Lillie) Cilley (b. D 18, 
 1857, Hazleton, la.). Prepared in Indepen- 
 dence (la.) H. S. A. B., Grinnell Coll., 1914. 
 l.ib. Asst., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Reference, 
 I.ibn. Univ. of Kan., 1918; Head Cataloger, 
 1-ibn., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, Kan. 
 Address, 611 Michigan Ave., Urbana; bus. 
 add., 1725 Fairchild Ave., Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 8217. TROY WAYNE CLARIDA 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 14, 1892, Mar- 
 ion. 111.; s. R. O. Clarida. . Prepared in Mar- 
 ion Tp. H. S. Teacher, Tp. H. S., Centralia, 
 111. .4ddress, 201 E. Allen Ave., Marion. 111.; 
 bus. add., 309 Leafland Ave., Centralia, 111. 
 
 8218. BAYARD HAND CLARK 
 (Husband of No. 8425) 
 Manager; B. S. in Land. Card.; b. N 20, 
 1S93, Chicago; s. Ernest Grant (b. Syracuse, 
 N. Y.) and Bertha Elizabeth (Hand) Clark (1). 
 Winnetka. 111.). Prepared in De Kalb Tp. H. 
 S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Sigma Phi Epsilon; ist. Lt. and Capt.. Signal 
 Corps, Univ. Brig.; Univ. Land. Arch. Soc. 
 Acct., Melville Clark Piano Co., De Kalb. 111.; 
 N. Y. Mgr., Q. R. S. Co., Music Roll Factory, 
 1918 — . Married Helen Margaret Ann Hol- 
 landsworth ('17), Ap 25, 1917. Danville, 111. 
 Address, 314 Linden Place, De Kalb, 111. 
 
 8219. CHARLES M. CLARK 
 
 B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. Jl 4, 189s, West Chi- 
 cago; s. Charles D. and Kate R. (Roundry) 
 Clark. Prepared in West Chicago H. S. Al- 
 pha Chi Rbo: Tau Beta Pi; Theta Tau; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors; Ry. Club; Stud. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E.; LTniv. Orchestra; Technograph 
 Bd.; Homecoming Com. With C. & N. W. 
 R. R., 1919—- 2nd Lt., C. A. C, U. S. R., 
 Ft. Morgan, Ala.; Ft. Gaines, Ala., 1917-18; 
 Anti-Aircraft Bn., A. P. O. 702, A. E. F., 
 France, 1918; Mustered out, 1919. Married 
 Dorothy Everett Pickard. Jl 14, 1917, Ft. Mon- 
 roe, Va. Child, son, b. O 30, 1918, Wheaton, 
 111. Address, 820 W. Main St., Wheaton, 111. 
 
 8220. ESTHER CLEMENTS 
 Assistant; B. S. in Commerce; b. F 28 1894, 
 
 Urbana; d. Elmer (b. Je 14. 1866, do'.) and 
 Carrie Belle (Dunn) Clements (b. Jl 3, 1870, 
 do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Chi Theta; 
 Cml. Club. Teacher, Coll. of Indus. Arts, 
 Denton, Te.x-., 1917-18; Asst. in Acct., Coll. 
 of Commerce. Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 503 E. Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 8221. JULIUS COHEN 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 29. 
 
 1896. Prepared in Central H. S., St. Louis; 
 Grad. Stud., Cornell Univ., 191 7 — . Men- 
 orah; Prelim. Honors. Address, 5204A Von 
 Versen, St. Louis. f 
 
 8222. GLENN COLEY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 8, 1891, 
 
 Pittsfield, 111.; s. C. A. (b. Ag 8, i860. 
 Summer Hill. 111.) and Emma (Harder) Coley 
 (b. O 22, 1859, Pittsfield, 111.). Prepared in 
 Pittsfield H. S.; James Millikin Univ., 1912; 
 LTniv. of Mich., 1914; Chem., Pfanstiehl Co., 
 Inc., North Chicago. H. F. A., Supply Co., 
 Camp Dix, N. J., 1918; Sergt., 5th Regt., F. 
 A. R. D., Camp Taylor; Mustered out, Ja, 
 1919. Mem., A. C. S. Address, 2191 Jefferson 
 Ave., East Detroit, Mich. 
 
 8223. ETHEL ALICE COLLIER 
 Prin.. H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 29, 
 1896, Union Grove, Wis.; d. Joshua Zwingle 
 (b. Je 26. 1855. Svlvania, Wis.) and Elsie 
 May (Scofield) Collier (b. D 9. 1861, Bristol, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Union Grove (Wis.) H. 
 S. Y. W. C. A.; Math. Club. Prin.. H. S., 
 Mansfield, III, 191 7 — . Address, Mansfield, 111. 
 
 8224. GRACE COLLINS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My i, 
 1893, Bloomington, 111.; d. Harney Colton (b. 
 D 4, 1861, Decatur, 111.) and Cora M. (Green) 
 Collins (b. S 22, 1861, Bloomington, 111.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ., 1911-14; 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1915-16. 
 Sigma Kappa. Teacher. II. S., Bloomington. 
 111. Address, 601 E. Olive St., Bloomington, 
 111. 
 
664 
 
 Univeksitv of Illinois 
 
 lioi; 
 
 8jj5. IRWIN BLISS COLLINS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 13, 1S90, 
 Ogden. 111.; s. T. W. Collins. Prepared in 
 Potomac H. S.; Oberlin Coll. Teacher, Onoka, 
 Minn. Address, Potomac, Ill.t 
 
 S226. PAUL STANLEY CONKLIN 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 5. 1S93. 
 Cherry Vallev, 111.; s. Oscar 11. (b. iSoS, da.) 
 ami Marv (McArthur) Conklin (b. 1S64. Mid; 
 dleton, O.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. Pi 
 Tail Sigma; Chi Beta. Teacher, Phys., H. S., 
 Champaign. 1917— • Mem.. 111. St. Teacher's 
 Assn. .idJri'ss, Roscoe, 111.; bus. add., 206 E. 
 Green St.. Champaign. 
 
 S-'.'7. GEORGE OTTO CONSOER 
 (Brother of No. 5606) 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. N 26, 1893. Chicago; s. 
 Fred Consoer, Ir. Prepared in Oak Park H. 
 S.: River Fores't Tp. II. S. Alpha Sigma Phi; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tan; Prelim. Honors. Ft. 
 Sheridan. 111.: 2nd Lt., C. A. C. Ft. Adams, 
 Newport. R. I.; </t>.. Co. B. 308th Engrs.. A. 
 E. F.. France; Cohlenz. Ger. .-iddrtss, 716 S. 
 Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 8228. EUGENE COOK 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 8. 1S89. 
 Anthonv, Kan.: s. Robert A. (.b. Ja 4. 1850. 
 Blue Creek, O.') and Amanda J. (Hewett) 
 Cook Cb. la 28, 1854. Stouts, O.). Prepared in 
 Salem H! S. Fencing Team. Sergt.. 309th 
 Engrs., U. S. N. A., Camp Zachary Taylor, 
 Ky.. iqi/. Co. B, 309th Engrs.. A. E. F., 191&- 
 19: 2nd Lt., Engrs.. 1919—- Mem., Am. Assn. 
 of Engrs. Address, Odin, 111. 
 
 8229. ROY CLAIBOURNE COOLEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F iS, 1895. Clinton. 
 Ill • s C. Cooley. Prepared in Clinton IL S. 
 Stock Feeder and Farmer. .Address, Walnut, 
 Ill.t 
 
 8230. LEON MORTON COOPER 
 Cheni. Engr.: B. S. in Chem. E.: b. Ja 13. 
 1895, Philadelphia; s. Moses Cb. Vilna. Rus- 
 sia)' and Fannv (Mirsky) Cooper (b. ifo.). 
 Prepared in McKinley H. S.. Chicago; Crane 
 Jr Coll., iotm6. Menorah: Chem. Club. 
 Cliem. Engr. .'Chicago. Mem., A C. S., igib— , 
 mini Club of Chicago. 191S. Address. Soi S. 
 Marshtield, Ave., Chicago: bus. add., 3014 
 Montrose Ave., do. 
 
 S231. LORIN VAUGHAN COPE 
 (Brother of No. 5611) 
 Agriculturist: B. S. in Agr.; b. N 14. 1892. 
 Tonti III; s. Walter Lincoln (b. F 27, 1863. 
 do.) and Anna (Vaughan) Cope (b. 11 §■ iS*^-?' 
 Odin 111."). Prepared in Centralia Ip. H. ^• 
 Iris; Tribe of Illini; Capt.. Wrestling Team: 
 Class Football. Fruit Grower, lonti. III. O. 
 T C Ft Sheridan, 111.; 1st Lt. Inf., K. C. 
 do.; Co. D. 336th Inf., Camp Zachary laylor, 
 Ky.; do.. Co. C, 3f>-"d Inf., A. E. F., France. 
 191 8 — . Address, Tonti, 111. 
 
 8232. ROBERT GEORGE COPEXH.WER 
 (Brother of No. 5612) 
 Farmer: B. S. in .\gr.; b. My 27. 1804. "^^^lo. 
 111.; s. Robert K. (b. S 18, 1S46. ^Vest Lil^rtv. 
 O ) and Masgie (Murray) Copenhaver (b. O 
 IS 1865. Claremont. Out., Can.). Prepared 
 in' Polo H. S. Alpha Gamma Rho: Comita- 
 tu«- Y M. C. .\.; Agr. Club. Farmer. Polo, 
 111.,' 19 1 7. Sergt., Co. L. 34^nd I"'- V'""'? 
 Grant, 111., 1917; 2nd Lt., do.. 1917; S.sth Guard 
 Co., Bordeaux, France, 1917—. Address. Polo. 
 lU. 
 
 S233. HAROLD WINFRKD CORKE 
 (Brother of No. 5613) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 28, 1804, Evan- 
 ston. 111.; s. George Luther (b. Mr 12. 1859, 
 Lockport. III.) and Lizzie (Pilditch) Corke (b. 
 F 27, 1S60, Chicago.). Prepared in Evanston 
 Tp. II. S. Adelphic: Cml. Club: Her Deut- 
 sche Verein; Phi Kappa Tau. Q. M. E. R. 
 C. Detachment. O. M. C Camp Travis, Tex.; 
 Mustered out, Sir 17. 1919. .-iddress, 3504 
 Elliott Ave., Berwyn. 111. 
 
 8234. DONALD SIDNEY CORNELL 
 ^ B. S. in U. E.; b. F 11, 1896, Western 
 Springs. 111.; s. Henry L. Cornell. Prepared in 
 Lyons Tp. H. S. .Upha Chi Rho. Aviation 
 Corps, ist Prov. Sqdn.. Ellington Field, Hous- 
 ton, Tex. Address, Western Springs, Ill.t 
 
 S235. IRVING BYRON COUNTRYMAN 
 Farmer; A. B. in Commerce; b. Mv 4, 1S94. 
 Dixon, 111.; s. Elmer J. (b. Rochelle,' 111.) and 
 Alice L. (Sheaff) Countryman (b. Holcomb, 
 111.). Prepared in Dixon H. S. Chi Phi; 
 Alpha Kappa Psi; Helmet; Ku Klux; 2nd Lt., 
 Univ. Brig.; Jr. Councilman; Treas., 111. 
 Union; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Memorial and 
 Invitation Corns. Farmer, Di.xon. 111., 1917. 
 With Shipbuilding. Harlan Plant, U. S. Emer- 
 gency Fleet Corp., 1917-18; Insp. and Mgr., 
 Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., Wilmington, 
 Del. 1918 — . Co. 70, iSth Bat.. iS3rd Depot 
 Hrig. ; Co. 2. Discharge Detachment, Camp 
 Grant, 111,, and Camp Dix. N. J., 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, F 1910. Married Avis Frances 
 Thompson. Jl 22, 1017. Wilmington, 111. Child, 
 Donald AUe'n. b. My 1918. Address, 905 West 
 St., Wilmington, Del.; bus. add., c/o Beth- 
 lehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Harlan Plant, 
 do. 
 
 S236. EDWIN LINNELL COVEY 
 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 15. 189s, 
 Peoria; s. Ira H. (b. O 26, 1872, Belvidere, 
 111.) and Alta Fern (Linnell) Covey (h. Ja ixi, 
 1873, do.). Prepared in Bradley Polv. Inst., 
 19I3-1.S. Delta Tau Delta; Phi Delta Phi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Stud., Law Sch., L^iiiv. of HI., 
 1918 — . Co. K. 7th Rcgt., Camp Perry, Great 
 Lakes Naval Tr. Sta., 1917-18; Ensign, U. S. 
 N.. 1018: Mustered out, D iS, lOiS. Married 
 Georgia Blackman, N 15, 1918, Washington, 
 D. C. Address, 526 Linn St., Peoria; bus. add., 
 302 E. John St., Champaign. 
 
 S237. CLARE FRANCIS COX 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 9, 188S. 
 Hudson. 111.: s. Charles E. (b. Portland, Me.) 
 and Effie (Dart) Cox. Prepared in Vandalia 
 H. S.: 111. St. Norm. Univ. Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Teacher. Arsenal Tech. H. S., Indianapolis. 
 Mem., Baptist Church. Address. R. 3i Vandalia, 
 111. 
 
 S238. HENRY RAY COX 
 R. S. in Agr.; b. D 29, 1S92. Nashville; s. 
 John B. Cox. Prepared in Central H. S., St. 
 Louis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Ku Klux; Comitatus; Fresh. Varsity 
 Baseball; Homecoming Com. Address, 2324 
 Tower Grove Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 8239. FLORENCE MARGARET CRAIG 
 Librarian; B. L. S.: b. Ag 31. 1890. St. 
 Paul: d. David C. (b. 1852, Ayrshire, Scotland) 
 and Martha L. (Harrison) Craig (b. 185S. 
 Prairie du Chien, Wis.). Prepared in East 
 H. S.. Minneapolis; Oberlin Coll.; 1909-11. B. 
 S.. Univ. of Minn., 1914. Cataloger, Lib., 
 I'niv. of Minn.. 1917: Leland Stanford Univ.. 
 Los Altos. Calif., 1917—. Address, Box 51, 
 Los Altos, Calif. 
 
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 66 = 
 
 8240. MARY AGNES CRAIGMILE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 19, 1879, 
 
 Gifford, Jll.; d. Alex Craigmile. Prepared in 
 Gifford H. S. Chi Omega; Athenean. Teach- 
 er, H. S., Rantoul, III., 1917 — . Address, Ran- 
 toul, 111. 
 
 8241. JAMES LOUIS CRAWFORD 
 Ceram. Chem.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Ap 
 
 8, 1893, iVlacomb, 111.; s. Daniel (b. My 25, 
 1848 Co. Down, Ireland) and Frances Euphe- 
 mia (Bowie) Crawfor<l (b. O 22. 1862, Edin- 
 burgh, Scotland). Prepared in West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Ceramos; Stud. Branch, Am. Cer- 
 am. Soc; Lt., Capt., Univ. Brig.; Techno- 
 graph Bd. Ceram. Chem., Westinghouse Lamp 
 Co., 1917; I'"actory Engr., do., 191 7-18. Devel- 
 oped New High Speed Signal Lamp for U. S. 
 ^^. Brev., Capt. 111., Nat. Guard; ist Bat., U. 
 S. N. A., Camp Dodge, 1918; O. T. C, 1918; 
 2nd Lt., F. A., Bat. D. 57th F. A., Ft. Sill, 
 Okla.; Mustered out, D 7, 191 8. Mem., Am. 
 Ceram. Soc. Address, 702 S. McArthur St., 
 Macomb, 111.; bus. add., Westinghouse Lamp 
 Co., Bloomington, N. J. 
 
 8242. LOUIS NOIRE CRAWFORD 
 Arch, and Teacher; B. S. in Arch.; b. My 
 
 30, 1890, Louisville, Ky. ; s. George William (b. 
 S IS, 1854, Dayton, Ky.) and Anna Catherine 
 (Noire) Crawford (b. F 21, 1S66, Ripley, Co., 
 Ind.). Prepared in Charlestown (Ind.) II. S.; 
 Purclue Univ., 190S-10. Alpha Rho Chi. Supvr., 
 Man. Tr. Schs., Lomiioc, Calif, and Arch., Ir- 
 win, Calif. Married Winifred Kittredge, D 
 28, 191 7, Berkeley, Calif. Address, Lompoc, 
 Calif.; bus. add., Irwin, Calif. 
 
 8243. RUTH MARGUERITE CRAWFORD 
 (FREEMAN) 
 (Sister of No. 6818) 
 A. B. in H. Sc.; b. O 29, 1894, Lincoln, 
 Neb.; d. Clark Mehany (b. Crown Point, Ind.) 
 and Almira J. (Bunday) Crawford (b. Lines- 
 ville. Pa.). Preijared in Shawnee (Okla.) H. 
 S. Achoth; II. Sc. Club. Prin., 11. S., Sib- 
 ley, 1,11., 1917-18. Married Kilburn B. Free- 
 man, Ap 24, 1918, Urbana. Address, 505 S. 
 Race St., Urbana. 
 
 8244. MARY ELIZABETH CREIGHTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 23, 1892, 
 Phoenix, Ariz.; d. J. M. (b. S 14, 1856, New 
 Brunswick, Can.) and Mary Effa (Smith) 
 Creighton (b. Ja 12, 1861, Afton, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Phoenix II. S.; Univ. of Wis., sum- 
 mer, 1914. Teacher, Secondary Sch., Phoenix, 
 Ariz., 1917 — . Addi'ess, Phoenix, Ariz. 
 
 8245. CARSON CROFTS 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. F 16, 1895, Chicago; 
 s. II. A. Crofts. Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S. 
 Theta Delta Chi; Comitatus; Stud. Council; 
 Class Treas. Q. M. Corps, Ft. Benjamin Har- 
 rison. Ind.; 13th. Observation Bat., Camp Tay- 
 lor, Ky., 1918. Address, 502 N. 5th Ave.. La 
 Grange, 111. 
 
 8246. FLORENCE IIAWLEY CROUSE 
 
 (CASE) 
 ,B. L. S.; b. D 4, 1887, Waterloo, la.: d. Dan- 
 iel Webster (b. 1846, Chester Co., Pa.) and 
 Florence B. (Hawley) Crouse (b. 1848, West- 
 field, N. Y.). Prepared in West Waterloo II. 
 S. A. B., H. Sophie Newcomb Memorial Coll., 
 iqio. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Woman's League. 
 Married William Maxwell Case, N 14, 1917, 
 Citronelle, Ala. Addi'ess, Citronelle, .\la. 
 
 8247. JOHN HENRY CRYDER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. S 19. 1895, Plain- 
 field, 111.; s. William Henry (b. Minooka, 111.) 
 and Lucena (Bronk) Cryder (b. Naausay, 111.). 
 Prepared in Plainfield IT. .S. Beta Upsilon; 
 Comitatus. Farmer, Plainfield, 111. Addi'ess, 
 Plainfield, 111. 
 
 8248. OPAL CLARE CUNNINGHAM 
 Teacher; A. P.. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 31, 1895, 
 Urbana; d. Howard Way (b. Ag 24, 1869, do.) 
 and Gertrude Mae (Hunt) Cunningham (b. S 
 21, 1870, St. Joseph, 111.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana II. S. W. A. A. Teacher, Math., Long- 
 view, 111. Address, 207 W. California St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 8249. STERLING ROSS CUNNINGHAM 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Je 9, 1892, Bismarck. 
 111.; s. John I. (b. My 13, 1857, Danville, 111.) 
 •and Ella (Bcntley) Cunningham (b. Mr 21, 
 1862, Ewing, Ky.). Prepared in Danville H. 
 S.; Univ. of Wis. Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Alpha 
 Delta; Ma-wan-da; Mgr., Varsity Baseball; 
 Stud. Council. Q. M. C, 1917-18; 4th Co., 4th 
 R. O. T. C, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.; 2nd 
 Lt., ist Lt.. S2nd F. A., Camp Travis, San An- 
 tonio, Tex., 1918; Mustered out, Mr, 1919 
 Address, Jerseyville, III. 
 
 8250. BURTON TUTTLE CURTIS 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 17, 1893, Decatur, 111.; 
 s. I rank (b. O 30, 1858, do.) and Alice 
 (Tuttle) Curtis (b. D 13, 1864, do.). Prepared 
 m Decatur H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Dramatic 
 Club. Farmer, Monticello, III., 191 7. ist 
 Corp., A. P., F. A. U. S. A., Truck Co 6. 
 Camp Jackson, S. C; A. E. F., France; Army 
 of Occupation. Address, 447 W. Main St., 
 Decatur, 111. 
 
 8251. RALPH EDWIN CURTISS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 11, 1893, 
 
 Marengo, 111.; s. H. M. Curtiss. Prepared in 
 ^farengo II. S. Agr. Club. Teacher, Cam- 
 bridge. O. Address, Marengo, 111.; bus. add., 
 329 N. 8th. St., Cambridge, O. 
 
 8252. WILLIAM STUART CUTHBERTSON 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 28, 1894, Pueblo, 
 Colo.; s. Alexander Sumner (b. Dayton O.) 
 and Ida May (Scott) Cuthbertson (b. Albany, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Central II. S., Pueblo, 
 Colo.; Univ. of Colo., 1913-115. Phi Gamma 
 Delta. 340th Ambulance Co.; Office Div. 
 Surgeon, 88th Div., Camp Dodge, la.; Chief 
 Clerk to Div. Surgeon, Hd(|trs. Detachment, 
 88th Div.,-. A. E. F., France. Address, 
 1247 Lake Ave., Pueblo, Colo. 
 
 82c;3. IIARRIETTE D.\DANT (BUSH) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6777; Sister of Nos. 1C54, 2065, 
 
 33.U. 8253) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc.; b. F 10, 1896, Hamilton, 
 HI.; d. Camille Pierre (b. Ap 6, 1852, Langre's 
 France) and Mary (Marinelli) Dadant (b. Ag 
 9, 1855). Prepared in Hamilton H. S. Gam- 
 ma Phi Beta; Basketball; Hockey; W. A. A ; 
 Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. Instr., Red Cross, Ham- 
 ilton. 111. Married Frank Avery Bush ('15), 
 X 10, 1917, Hamilton, III. Address, 1 140 
 2nd. Ave., Rockford, III. 
 
 8254. JOHN HERMAN DALE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 29. 1894, Mc- 
 Leansboro, III.; s. John W. Dale. Prepared in 
 Mt. Vernon IT. S. Mgr., Prairie Farm, Wheat- 
 on. 111. Married .Alice Meidell. ID 25. 1918, 
 Chicago Heights, 111. Address, Wheaton, 111. 
 
 8255. MAYBELL MAY DALLENBACII 
 
 (Sister of No. 6186) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 2, 1895, 
 Champaign; d. George A. (b. S 3, 1863, do.) 
 and .\nna Marie (Schuiz) Dallenbach (b. Ag 
 I, 1863, Troy, Wis.). Prepared in Champaign 
 IT. S. Alpha Omicron Pi. W. A. A.; (Japt., 
 Class Basketball; Class Baseball; Class Hockey. 
 Teacher, Columbia Grammar Sch., Champaign, 
 1917-18; do., LT. S., Augusta, 111., 1918; Clerk, 
 Registrar's (jffice, LTniv. of TIL, 1918-19; Teach- 
 er, Charnpaign, 1919 — . Address, .=;i2 W. Clark 
 Champaign. 
 
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 8256. EWING PORTER DALY 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja 15, 1896, Ottawa, 
 111.; s. Daniel Edward (b. S 29, 1852, do.) arid 
 Henrietta Mary (Shaw) Daly (b. D 15, 1861, 
 do.). Prepared in Ottawa H. S. Stud. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E. ist O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1917; 2nd Lt. British Tr. Camp, France; Co. 
 G, 165th. Inf.. U. S. R., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 108 E. Superior St., Ottawa, 111. 
 
 8257. BOOK DANA 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. N 15, 1877, Armenia; 
 Guardian. Mrs. M. Van Arsdell. Prepared in 
 Philips Exeter Acad.; Univ. of Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Mrs. M. Van Arsdell, 2356 Indiana 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 8258. HARRY DARBY, JR. 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 23, 1895. 
 Kansas City, Kan.; s. Harry Darby. Prepared 
 in Kansas City (Kan.) H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Theta Tau; Ma-wan-da; Sachem; Jr. Prom. 
 Lt., Engng. Corps, U. S. R., 104th Engrs. Tr. 
 Camp, McClelland, Ala., 191 7; 2nd Lt., Ft. 
 Bliss, Tex., 1918; Capt., France; Returned to 
 States, Fall 1918. Married Edith Cubbison, D 
 17, 1917, Kansas City. Kan. Child, Harriet 
 Cubbison, b. S 10, 1918. Address, 1318 Dwin- 
 dard Blvd., Kansas City, Kan.t 
 
 8259. GEORGE CHARLES DARRELL 
 Engineer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 3, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. Charles A. (b. S 28. 1866, Rochester, 
 N. Y.) and Grace A. Darrell (b. Cleveland). 
 Prepared in Bowen H.' S., (Thicago. Ilus; 
 Scarab; Ionian; 2nd. Lt. and Capt., Univ. Brig 
 Brev. Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. Engr., Engng. 
 Dept., I. C. R. R., 1917. ist Lt., C. A. R. C. 
 Ft. Crockett. Tex., 1917-18; ist Lt., 6th Co.. 
 C. A. C. Ft. San Jacinto, Galveston, Tex.; 
 do., A. E. F., France; Mustered out, Mr 4, 
 1919. Address, 7944 Burnham Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8260. HELEN POWERS DAVIS 
 
 (Daughter of Nos. 251, 311; Sister of Nos. 
 3337, 4125. 5629) 
 Chicken Raiser; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je s. 
 1894, Holton, Kan.; d. Jeptha H. ('82), (b. 
 1S60, Vienne, Ind.) and Ella (Watson) Davis 
 ('80), (b. 1854, Bristol, 111.). Prepared in Hol- 
 ton (Kan.) H. S.; Univ. of Calif.. 1912-13. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mgr., Chicken Farm. 
 Address, Holton, Kan. 
 
 8261. LEONARD HOADLEY DAVIS 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 15, 1894. Huron, S. 
 Dak.; s. William Sherman (b. Ap 3, 1865, 
 Shelbyville, 111.) and Hattie Viola (Hoadley) 
 Davis (b. Jl 29, 1867, Rochelle, III.'). Pre- 
 pared in Huron (S. Dak.) H. S. Delta Tau 
 Delta; ist. Lt.. Univ. Brig. ist Lt., Motor 
 Truck Co., No. 414, N. A., Ag 1917; do.. 
 Motor Transportation Corps, A. E. F., France, 
 1918 — . Married Ethlyn Medbery. N 4, 1917, 
 Huron, S. Dak. Address, 417 Nebraska St., 
 Huron, S. Dak. 
 
 8262. LEONARD LOUIS DAVIS 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 13, 1894, Freeport. 111.; 
 s. Henry (b. Ag 14. 1849, do.) and Elisabeth 
 Henrietta (Koym) Davis (b. Mr 3, i8s9. do.). 
 Prepared in Freeport H. S. Triangle; Sigma 
 Tau; Scabbard and Blade; C. E. Soc; Treas., 
 Sr. Class. Civilian Insp., U. S. Q. M. C; 
 2nd Lt.. C. A. C, U. S. A., 1917. ist Lt., C. 
 A. C, Ft. Rosecrans, Calif., 1918 — . Address, 
 290 S. Galena, Ave., Freeport, 111. 
 
 8263. MILTON RUSSELL DAVIS 
 (Husband of No. 8874) 
 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Land. Arch.; b. N 30, 
 1893, Chicago; s. James Milton fb. Jl 11, 1850, 
 Hamilton, Can.) and Fannie (Russell) Davis 
 (b. St. Louis). Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. 
 
 S. Univ. Land. Arch. Soc; Gargoyle; Basket- 
 ball. Land. Arch., Duluth, Minn. 1917; do., 
 Wichita. Kan., 1917-1S; do., Fresno, Calif. 23d 
 Co.. C. A., Ft. Hancock. N. T. 2nd Lt., C. 
 A. C. Bat. E., Ft. Monroe, Va. and Ft. Rose- 
 crans. Calif.; Mustered out, D 20, 1918. Mar- 
 ried Linnie M. West ('17), Mr 20, 1918, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 1050 P St., Fresno, Calif. 
 
 8264. PHILIP FRANK DAVIS 
 
 (Brother of G162) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 26, 1892, Westbrook, 
 Me.; s. Charles (b. Je 17. 1858, do.) and 
 Elizabeth Frances (Gray) Davis (b. Ap 19, 
 i860, Standish, Me.). Prepared in Rumford 
 H. S., Westbrook, Me.; Univ. of Maine, 1912- 
 14. Sigma Nu; Final and Special Honors. 
 U. S. A. S., Ithaca, N. Y., 1917; A. S. S. R. C, 
 1918; 2nd. Lt., Mather Field, Sacramento, 
 Calif.; Mustered out, F 4. 1919. Address, 195 
 Rochester St., Westbrook, Me. 
 
 8265. CURTISS LA Q DAY, JR. 
 Business; A. B. in Commerce; b. My 24, 
 
 1895, Paxton, 111.; s. Curtis La Q. (b. do.) and 
 Margret (Wilson) Day (b. Gibson City, 111.). 
 Prepared in Drummer Tp. H. S., Gibson City, 
 Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Alpha Delta; Graphomen; 
 Scribbler's. With Anglo-Calif. Trust Co.. San 
 Francisco, 1918 — . Aviation Instr. and Flying 
 Cadet, Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111., 191 7; Scott 
 Field Belleville, 111., 191 7; Camp Dix, Dal- 
 las Tex.; U. S. S. M. A., Champaign, 1917- 
 18; A. S. S. C. Ellington Field, Houston, 
 Tex.. 1918; Air Pilot, Wilbur Wright Field, 
 Fairfield, O., 1918; 2nd Lt., Air Service, A. E. 
 F., France; Mustered out, D, 1918. Address, 
 220 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco. 
 
 8266. HARRY WARREN DAY 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 15, 1894; s. 
 John W. and Elizabeth (Lumpp) Day (b. Ja 31, 
 i860). Prepared in Shelbyville H. S. Acanthus; 
 Hort. Club; Sec. Sr. Class; Sr. Ball Com. 
 Instr., Hort., Univ. of 111. Naval Reserve, 1918; 
 2nd class Electn., Radio Operator, New Lon- 
 don, Conn, and Seattle, Wash.; Mustered out, 
 F 15, 1919. Address, Shelbyville, 111.; bits, 
 add., 406 E. Healey St., Champaign. 
 
 8267. VINCENT STEPHEN D.\Y 
 Research Asst.; B. S. in M. E. ; b. My 14, 
 1894, Springfield, II!.; s. Charles D. (b. Je 3, 
 1861, Jacksonville, 111.) and Nellie Ellen (Hen- 
 chy) Day (b. F 24. i86q, Peoria). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. Pi Tau Sigma; M. E. Soc. 
 Instr., Gen. Engng. Drawing and Power Lab., 
 Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Research Asst.. Mech. 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., 1919 — . A. S. S. C 1918; 
 Mustered out, 1918. Auth.: The New Mechan- 
 ical Lab. of the Univ. of 111., Technograph. 
 Mem., Univ. Club, Urbana. Address, 1326 E. 
 Grand Ave., Springfield, 111.; bus. add., Mech. 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111. 
 
 8268. EDNA MAE DECKER 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Chicago; d. 
 Henry H. (b. do.) and Lena (Gunderson) 
 Decker (b. do.). Prepared in Austin H. S., 
 Chicago; Lewis Inst., 1913-14. Grad., Chicago 
 Norm. CoW., iqi8. Chi Omega. Cadet Teach- 
 er. Chicago Pub. Schs., 1917-18; Teacher, 
 .\urora. 111., 1918 — . Address, t;6r6 W. Huron 
 St., Chicago; bus. add.. High School, Aurora, 
 111. 
 
 8269. WILLARD EARL DE LONG 
 Farm Mgr.; B. S. in Commerce; b. S 16, 
 1892, Foosland, 1^1.; s. George A. De Long. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Class Football; 
 Class Baseball; Class Basketball. Farm Mgr., 
 -Swift Current, Sask., Can.; Mgr., De Long 
 Bros. Farm. Foosland. 111. Address, Foosland, 
 111.; bus. add.. Swift Current, Sask., Can.f 
 
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 8270. HAROLD LESLIE DERBY 
 Inspector; B. S. in C. E.: b. N 21, 1893, 
 Abington, Mass.; s. S. W. Derby. Prepared 
 in Springfield H. S.; Univ. of Pittsburgh. U. 
 S. A.. Shore Insp., Washington, Mo. Address, 
 715 N. Franklin St., Kirksville, Mo. 
 
 8271. JOHN LESTER DEVLIN 
 Commissioner; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ap 12, 
 1895, Chicago; s. John Henry (b. Air 24, 1870, 
 Ontario, Can.) and Carmin (Block) Devlin (b. 
 N 19, 1872, France). Prepared in Englewood 
 H. S., Chicago. Phi Kappa Sigma. Hay 
 Commissioner, 1917. Co. i, 4th Tr. Regt., 
 Camp Pike, Ark., 19 17 — . Address, 7125 Eg- 
 gleston Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8272. ELMER CLARENCE DEWEY 
 (Brother of G176) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. S i6j 1894, Rockford, 
 111.; s. William Elmer (b. Mr 9, 1857, Evans- 
 ville, Wis.) and Clara (Ritchie) Dewey (b. Ja 
 24, 1853, Racine, Wis.). Prepared in Rock- 
 ford H. S. Zeta Psi; 111. Union Dramatic 
 Club; Helmet; Mask and Bauble; 2nd. Lt., 
 Univ. Brig. U. S. A., Rockford, 111., 1917; 
 2nd Lt., Air Service, Wright Field, Langley 
 Field, Va. and West India; Mustered out, Ja 
 3, 1919- Address, 419 N. ist St., Rockford, 
 111. 
 
 8273. RALPH ELLSWORTH DIPPELL 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 27, 1892, 
 Freeport, 111.; s. George W. (b. Ja 5, 1856, 
 Sterling, 111.) and Clara A. (Fleming) Dip- 
 pell (b. My s. 1857, Dundee, Mich.). Prepared 
 in Freeport H. S. Arch., Freeport, 111. Ad- 
 dte-ss, 188 Carroll St., Freeport, 111. 
 
 8274. JOSEPHINE DODDS 
 (Daughter of No. 468; Sister of No. 6205) 
 Bookkeeper; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 14, 
 1894, Tolono, 111.; d. Dr. Joseph Chambers 
 ('86), (b. Je 15, 1864, Dover, L. I.) and Mina 
 (Brown) Dodds (b. N 6, Newport, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. (Zhi Omega; Class 
 Hockey; Advisory Bd., Woman's League. Book- 
 keeper, Twin City Ice & Cold Storage Co., 
 Champaign, Address, 622 W. Hill St., Cham- 
 paign. t 
 
 8275. WEASTELL TAYLOR DOE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 24, 1894, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.; s. Walter S. (b. D 12, 1858, 
 Jersey City, N. J.) and Mary Louise (Adams) 
 Doe (b. Mr 13, 1864, do.). Prepared in Kent 
 (O.) H. S.; Greenville Coll., 1913-14. Special 
 Honors. Teacher, Hist., Huntington, W. Va., 
 1917 — . Address, Kent, O.; b%is. add., 1677 
 Fifth Ave., Huntington, W. Va. 
 
 8276. JAMES LEO DOLAN 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 14. 1886, Dix- 
 on, 111.; s. J. J. (b. Ireland) and Anna Dolan 
 (b. New York City). Prepared in Amboy H. 
 S. Teacher, Agr., Tp. H. S., Pontiac, 111., 
 1917-18; do., Mendota, 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 Mendota, III. 
 
 8277. HAROLD JAMES DONALDSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 12, 1891. Polo, 
 111.; s. James H. (b. N 30, 1S53, Brookville, 
 111.) and Agnes J. (McNeil) Donaldson (b. Ja 
 13, 1859, Colomal, 111.). Prepared in Polo H. 
 S. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Address, Polo, III. 
 
 8278. JONATHAN PARK DOUGLAS 
 Cow Tester; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 27, 1890, 
 Bloomington, 111.; s. J. C. Douglas. Prepared 
 in Bloomington H. S. B. S., 111. Wesleyan, 
 1913. Pi Pi Rho; Alpha Zeta; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. Cow Tester, Gurnee, 111. Address, yig 
 W. Taylor St., Bloomington, 111.; bus. add., 
 Gurnee, Ill.t 
 
 8279. DURBIN RALPH DOWNEY 
 Manager; B. S. in Land. Arch.; b. Ap 24, 
 1893, Henry, 111.; s. Durbin, Sr. (b. do.) and 
 Eurena (Geltner) Downey (b. Putman, 111.). 
 Prepared in Sheffield H. S. Sigma Nu; Alpha 
 Gamma Rho; Agr. Club; Arch. Club; Class 
 Track; Class Swimming. Arch., Am. Park 
 Builders, Chicago, 1917; Salesman and Mgr., 
 J. F. Newman, Kansas City, Mo., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Sheffield, 111.; bus. add., c/o J. F. New- 
 man, 201 Altman Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 8280. CHARLES ARTHUR DRAKE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 20, 1894, Avon, 
 111.; s. Charles Llewellyn (b. do.) and Mynah 
 Kathryn (Campbell) Drake (b. Newport, Pa.). 
 Ph-epared in Central St. Norm. Sch., 1910-13; 
 Lock Haven, Pa.; Univ. of Pittsburgh, 191 3- 
 14. Scabbard and Blade; Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Philomathean; Lt. and Capt., Univ. Brig.; 
 Mgr., Star Course: 111. Drama Federation, ist 
 Sergt., 4th 111. Inf., Me.xican Border Service, 
 1916-17; 2nd Lt., U. S. A., Ft. Leavenworth, 
 Kan.; Co. D, 39th Inf., Camp Greene, N. C; 
 ist Lt.. do., 1918; do., A. E. F., France. 
 Married Margaret Judith Mc Cabe, D 31, 1917, 
 Braddock, Pa. Address, Newport, Pa. 
 
 8281. LOUIS ANTHONY DROSTE 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 14, 1889, Grand 
 Rapids, Mich.; s. C. M. Droste. Prepared in 
 Grand Rapids Central H. S. Address, 731 Paris 
 Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 8282. JOHN CLARENCE DUFFY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 12, 1890, Earl- 
 ville. 111.; s. John (b. 1861, Ottawa, 111.) and 
 Elizabeth (McGary) Duffy (b. Earlville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa Tp. H. S. Class Baseball. 
 Married Mary Ann O'Meara, F ii, 1918, Ot- 
 tawa, 111. Address, Earlville, 111. 
 
 8283. GEORGE HARLAN DUNGAN 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 12. 1887, Rock- 
 land, Ind.; s. Joseph Johnson (b. Ag 18, 1861, 
 do.) and Bessie Alice (Halfaker) Dungan (b. 
 S 18, 1867, do.). Prepared in Lizton (Ind.) 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Pi Pi Rho; Final Honors. 
 Asst., Crop Production, LTniv. of 111., 191 7 — . 
 Auth. : (With W. L. Burlison) Articles in ///. 
 Circular; III. Exten. Circular. Married Denie 
 Leak, Ag 24, 1913, Lizton, Ind. Address, 406 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 8284. VALENTINE HARRY DUPRE 
 Tel. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 17, 1895, 
 
 Chicago; s. Frederick C. Dupre. Prepared in 
 John Marshall H. S. Sr. Councilman; Comi- 
 tatus; Jr. Prom. Com.; Sr. Memorial Com. 
 Telephone Engr., Am. Telephone & Telegraph 
 Co., Chicago. Address. 4123 W. Monroe St., 
 Chicago; bus. add., 212 W. Washington St., 
 do. 
 
 8285. DONALD DURFEY 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 2, 1895, Tolono, 111.; 
 s. Daniel I. (b. S 10, 1848, Newark, O.) and 
 Mary T. (Van Meter) Durfey (b. Mr i, 1858, 
 Washington, 111.). Prepared in Tolono H. S.; 
 Urbana H. S. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 
 
 1917. Sergt., Supply Division Ord. Dept.. San 
 Antonio Arsenal, Tex.; do., Newport News, 
 Va. Address, Tolono, 111. 
 
 8286. *VINCENT JOHN DUSHEK 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 19, 1894, Melink, Wis.; 
 s. John (b. Je 17, 1843, Bohemia) and Barbara 
 (Tetrev) Dushek (b. S 8, 1855, Bohemia). Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. U. S. 
 Aviation Corps, Italy. Killed in action, O 16, 
 
 1 91 8, France. 
 
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 8287. HERBERT BUELL DUTTON 
 (Brother of No. 6854) 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 15, 1894, Morton Pk., 
 IlL; s. Buell B. (b. Ag 4, 1862, Racine, Wis.) 
 and Emma (Hetzel) Button (b. Ap 15, 1868, 
 do.). Prepared in Racine (Wis.) H. S. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Theta Tau; Sr. Memorial Com.; 
 Sr. Smoker Com. 2nd Lt., Inf., U. S. R., A. E. 
 F. par B. C. M., Paris, France. Address, 327 S. 
 Scoville., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 8288. VIRGIL HENRY DUVALL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 13, 1893, Dallas City, 
 111.; s. Ciiarles Edgar and Naomi (Fleming) 
 Duvall. Prepared in Aledo H. S.; William and 
 Vashti Coll. A. B., Univ. of N. Dak., 191 5. Sig- 
 ma Chi: Phi Delta Phi. Ord. Corps, 1918; 2nd 
 Lt., 3rd P. T. R., Co. 19, Penneman, Pa.; Mus- 
 tered out, Ja 20, 1919- Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Presby. Church. Address, Aledo, 111. 
 
 8289. BEN COOPER EADE 
 (Brother of No. 5640) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 16, 1893, Eliza- 
 beth, 111.; s. J. C. (b. D 1. 1863, do.) and 
 Terusha (Spurrell) Eade (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Elizabeth H. S.; Farm House. Teacher, Agr., 
 Mantorville, Minn., 19 17 — • Address, Mantor- 
 ville, Minn. 
 
 8290. HARLAN HAMMOND EDWARDS 
 Road Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. N 14, 1893, 
 Minneapolis; s. Charles W. (b. Ap 15, i860. 
 Galena, 111.) and Edna (Hammond) Edwards 
 (b. D 29. 1862, Hanover, 111.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S.. Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 
 1912-14. C. E. Soc; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E.; 
 Special Honors; Rifle Team. City Pavement 
 Const. Engr., Witt, 111., 1917; Road Engr., Dan- 
 ville Tp., 1917; Asst. Road Lab.. Univ. of 111., 
 1919. City Engr. and Supt. of Streets, Dan- 
 ville 111., 1919. Const. Div.. Pub. Works 
 Dept'., U. S. N. R.. Great Lakes N. T. C, 
 1917; Mustered out, 1919. Auth.; Monolithic 
 Brick Pavement Construction, Engng. Record, 
 Vol. 74; Resurfacing an old Macadam Road- 
 way with Monolithic Brick Pavement, Engng. 
 Nezvs, Vol. 77; Old Brick Road Resurfaced 
 with Monolithic Brick Pavement, Engng. News 
 Record. Vol. 79; Careless Construction Causes 
 Early Failure of Brick Pavement, Municipal 
 Engng., Vol. LIV; Monolithic Brick Construc- 
 tion proves Success for Drier Roof. Brick and 
 Clav Record. 191 7; Highways of Today and 
 Tomorrow, Popular Mechanics. 1919; Rigid 
 Paving Inspection Needed to Cure the Poor 
 Grouting Evil, Mun. Engng.. 1919- Married 
 Myrtle Sassman, O 191S, Chicago. Address, 
 Danville, 111. 
 
 8291. LILLIAN MARY ELDRIDGE 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 28, 
 1893, St. Louis, Mich.; d. Charles David (b. 
 Eng.) and Emma B. (Sivan) Eldridge (b. De- 
 troit). Prepared in DeKalb Tp. H. S.; No. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1911-12. Instr., H. Sc, O. 
 Univ., 1917 — . Address, 52 University Terrace, 
 Athens, O. 
 
 8292. EVA LILLIAN ELLIOTT 
 (Sister of No. 8293) 
 Superintendent; A. B. in L. A. S: S.; b. F 
 28, 189s, Beresford, S. Dak.; d. A. Vernon (b. 
 D 11, 1866, Reynolds, 111.) and Gertrude E. 
 (Whalen) Elliott (b. N 1874. Sioux City, la.). 
 Prepared in Beresford (S. Dak.) H. S.; Univ. 
 of S. Dak. Alpha Xi Delta. Supt., City Sch.. 
 Worthing, S. Dak. Address, Beresford, S. Dak.f 
 
 S293. ISABEL GERTRUDE ELLIOTT 
 
 (WOOLDRIDGE) 
 
 (Sister of No. 8292) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 9, 1893, Beresford, 
 
 S. Dak.; d. A. Vernon (b. D 11, 1866, Rey- 
 
 nolds, 111.) and Gertrude E. (Whalen) Elliott 
 (b. N 1874, Sioux City, la.). Prepared in Beres- 
 ford (S. Dak.) H. S.; Rockford Coll., 1910-11; 
 Univ. of S. Dak., 1914-15. Alpha Xi Delta. 
 Married J. Watt Wooldridge, S 8, 1917, Sioux 
 City. Address, Beresford, S. Dak. 
 
 8294. ROBERT TOLLINGER ELLIOTT 
 Ry. Civ. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. O 4, 
 1895, Wilmington, 111.; s. D. D. Elliott. Pre- 
 pared in Wilmington H. S. Ry. Civ. Engr., 
 Cleveland, 1918. Address, Wilmington, Ill.t 
 
 8z9S- ESTHER ANNETTE ENGLE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 9, 1895, 
 Bloomington, 111.; d. W. F. (b. 1859, Angelica, 
 X. Y.) and Lillian L. (Warden) Engle (b. 
 Rushford, N. Y.). Prepared in Bloomington H. 
 S.; B. .S. 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1916. Sigma 
 Kappa. Teacher, H. S., Waynesville, 111., 1917- 
 1918; Bloomington, 111., 1918 — . Address, 421 E. 
 Grove St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
 8296. RALPH NELSON ENGLE 
 (Brother of No. 6862) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 15, 1889, 
 Bloomingdale, Ind. ; s. W. J. Engle. Prepared 
 in Marshall H. S.; Ind. Univ. Instr., Mil. Sch.; 
 Farmer, Urbana, 1918 — . Address, R. 3, Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 8297. ROBERT HENRY ENGLE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 12, 1892, Free- 
 port, 111.; s. Albert H. (b. F 19, 1855, do.) and 
 Fanny (Kraft) Engle (b. Je 13, 1865, London, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Freeport H. S.; Univ. of 
 Wis., summer, 1916. Philomathean; Agr. Club; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Country Life Club; Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Class Football; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; ist Lt., Maj. and Instr., Univ. Brig. 
 Farmer, Freeport, 111, 1917. 2nd Lt., Inf. Co. 
 P. U. S. A., Officers Bat., Ft. Leavenworth, 
 Kan., 1917 — -. 1st Lt., 41st Inf., loth Div. 
 Inspecting Regt., U. S. A. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Am. Soc. Animal Production; A. F. A. M., 
 32nd degree. Address, Freeport, HI. 
 
 8298. HELEN MARIE ENINGER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 26, 1889, Bloom- 
 ington, 111.; d. Rev. J. C. Eninger. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Address, Assumption, 111. 
 
 8299. ARTHUR LOUIS EPSTEIN 
 
 (Brother of No. 8300) 
 Mun. Engr.; A. B. in M. & S. E.; b. N 
 27, 1S89, Omaha, Neb.; s. Henry George (b. 
 Ag 10, 1870. Warsaw, Russia) and M. Ger- 
 trude (Livingston) Epstein (b. My 20, 1872, 
 Liban. do.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. Cosmo- 
 politan Club; Menorah; Philomathean; and Lt., 
 and Capt., Univ. Brig. Dir. of Clubs and Eng. 
 Instr., Chicago Hebrew Inst., Organized Work- 
 ers Inst., Chicago; Instr., Math, and Phys., 
 Peoria; Constructed Gasoline Plants under Ab- 
 sorption Process, Tulsa. Okla. Married Ger- 
 trude Pochter. Child, Sonia Ruth. Address, 
 Bloomington, 111.; bus. add., Bo.x 740 c/o 
 Livingston Oil Corp., Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 8300. KARL EPSTEIN 
 (Brother of No. 8299) 
 Exten. Service; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 14, 1894, 
 Sioux City, la.; s. Henry George (b. Ag 10, 
 1870, Warsaw, Russia) and M. Gertrude (Liv- 
 ingston) Epstein (b. My 20, 1872, Liban, do.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington H. S. Cosmopolitan 
 Club: Philomathean; Wrestling Team; Class 
 Swimming. Mgr.. Dairy Herd, Independence, 
 Ore.; Exten. Service, Ore. Agr. Coll.. Oregon 
 City, Ore. Address. Bloomington, 111.; bus. add., 
 c/o Ore. Agr. (Toll., Oregon City, Ore. 
 
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 8301. EDWARD BRINGLE ERICKSON 
 
 B. S. in M. and S. E.; b. O 13, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. Edward (b. O 24, 1862, Norway) 
 and Annie C. (Olsen) Erickson (b. D 31, 1867, 
 Chicago;. Prepared in Austin H. S., Chicago, 
 Triangle; Mu-San; Glee and Mandolin Club; 
 V. P., Jr. Class. Asst. Paymaster, U. S. N., 
 U. S. S. Pocahontas; Ensign, do.; Lt.. Brest, 
 France. Address, 204 N. Pine Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8302. CHARLES McKINLEY ETTINGER 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 26, 1896, Bourbon, Ind.; 
 s. George D. (b. N 17, 1857, Bur Oak, Mich.) 
 and Eftie A. (Brindley) Ettinger (b. S 27, 
 1857, Etna Green, Ind.). Prepared in Bourbon 
 (Ind.) H. S. Triangle; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Tau; Prelim, and Special Honors; Class Foot- 
 ball. Sergt., i6th Regt. Engr. R. R. Co. A, 
 France. 1st Lt., i6th Regt., Engrs., Co. A, do. 
 Address, Bourbon, Ind. 
 
 8303. DONALD GROVER EVANS 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 17, 1887, Earned, Kan.; 
 s. Thomas (b. 1850. Carrollton, 111.) and Julia 
 (Bowman) Evans (b. 1855, do.). Prepared in 
 White Hall H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Tau; 
 Technograph Bd.; Engr., E. E. Show; U. S. A. 
 A. S., Allentown, Pa.; Instr., U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of 111.; Mustered out, D 11, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, White Hall, 111.; bus. add., 410 Public 
 Service Bldg., Kenosha, Wis. 
 
 8304. FLOYD EVAN EVANS 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. N 24, 1893, Hinckley, 
 111.; Ward, Mrs. J. E. Williams. Prepared in 
 Anderson (Ind.) H. S. Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S, M. E. ; Varsity Wrestling. Ft. 
 Sheridan. 1918: ist Lt., U. S. A. S., A. E. F., 
 c/o B. M. C, S. E. R. C, Paris, France; do., 
 88th Aero Sqdn., Ger. ; Received Croix de 
 Guerre. Address, 132 Maple St., Hinckley, Ill.f 
 
 830s. WILLIAM EDWARD EVERHAM 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 5, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. Clifford B. (b. 1854, Philadelphia) 
 and Katherine M. (Connolly) Everham (b. 1864, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Morgan Park H. S. 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Republican Club; Pres., 
 Class; Sr. Ball Com.; Homecoming Com. Mech. 
 Engr., Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M. Address, 4570 Lake Park Ave., 
 Chicago; h\is. add., c/o Buffalo Forge Co., 
 Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 8306. PAUL GEORGE EWALD 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 4, 1891, Mt. 
 Carmel, 111.; s. ' G. C. Ewald. Prepared in 
 East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Farmer, Cloverleaf 
 Farm, Mt. Carmel, 111., 19 17 — . Address, R. 5, 
 Mt. Carmel, Ill.t 
 
 8307. WARHEN BADGER EWER 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. D 28. 1893, Chicago; s. 
 Charles Deming (b. S 2, 1870, (Chicago) and 
 Monique (Ayers) Ewer (b. F 11, 1871, Chi 
 cago). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago 
 Alpha Delta Phi; Gargoyle; Ath. Bd. of Con 
 trol; Interschol. Mgr. ; Engng. V. P., 111. Union 
 2nd Lt., E. R. C, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. 
 Jnstr., 3rd O. T. C, Camp Travis, Tex.; 315th 
 Engrs., A. P. O. 770, A. E. F., France, 191 
 Army of Occupation. Ger., 1919 — . Address, 
 I III Ashland Ave.. Wilmette, 111. 
 
 8308. STEWART WILLIAM EXCELL 
 Engineeri; B. S. in C. E.; b. D 13, 1891, 
 
 Seattle; s. James Excell. Prepared in Lake H. 
 S. C. E. Soc. Compiling Lost Data, Valuation 
 Dept., I. C. R. R. Address, 6724 Dorchester 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8309. BERTHIER WESLEY FAIRBANKS 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 10, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 
 James Wesley (b. O i, i860, Georgia, Vt.) and 
 
 Isabella (Green) Fairbanks (b. S 13, i860 
 Trenton N. J). Prepared in John Marshall 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Farm House; Agr. Club; 
 Prelim. Honors; Lt., Univ. Brig.; Assoc. Ed 
 IH. Agr. Corp., Hdqtrs. Co., 149th F. A., 191 7. 
 '.^,' ^^'ift., do., 1918. Instr., Radio Engng., Ar- 
 tillery Detachment Sch., A. E. F., France, 1918 
 Address, 3203 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 8310. MICHAEL JOSEPH FALETTI 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 29, 1891. Braidwood, 
 111.; s. Matthew (b. Jl 1, 1866, Pertoso, Pied- 
 mont Italy) and Margaret (Pomatto) Faletti 
 (b Ap 18, 1871. Pertoso, Italy). Prepared in 
 John Swaney H. S., McNabb. Philomathean; 
 Inter-Soc. Debating Team; Soccer Football 
 Lawyer Standard, 111.; Lawyer and Law Clerk 
 De btefano and Mirabello., Chicago. Address 
 Standard, 111.; bus. add., 1111-12 City Hall 
 Square Bldg., 139 N. Clark St., Chicago. 
 
 83 1 1. ELMA LEOLA FARMER 
 
 (Sister of No. 6868) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 23, 1895. Belleville, 111.; 
 
 d. J. A. farmer. Prepared in Belleville H. S.; 
 
 Monticello Sem. Address, 326 Portland Ave 
 
 Belleville, Ill.t ' 
 
 8312. MERRILL CLIFFORD FAULK 
 Minister; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 28, 1893 
 Thomasboro, 111.; s. John D. (b. N 12 1866 
 Park, Ind.) and Sadie Faulk (b. Mr 21 1865' 
 Rantoul, 111.). Prepared in Rantoul H. S Phil- 
 omathean; Ilhni Staff. Clerk, Co-op, Urbana 
 1917-18; Minister, M. E. Church, Danville 111., 
 1918 — . Mem., on trial of 111. Conference of 
 M. E. Church, 1918. Address, 308 Cunningham 
 Ave., Danville, 111. 
 
 8313. DONALD ALLEN FAY 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 6, 1895, Urbana- s 
 Andrew Francis (b. Je i, 1856, Utica, N. Y ) 
 and Susie Goldsmith (Kelley) Fay (b. Ap 17 
 1866, Greenfield, Ind.). Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Phi Kappa Psi. Cadet. U. S. Mil. Acad., 
 West Point, N. Y., 1917; 2nd Lt., West Point 
 1918. Address, iiii Green St., Urbana; bus 
 add., Acad., Room 443, West Point, N. Y. 
 
 8314. CHARLES RUSSELL FEDERMANN 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. My 5, 1893, Brookville, 
 Ind.; s. Louis Federmann. Prepared in Brook- 
 ville H. S.; Wabash Coll. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Tau Beta Pi. Address. Brookville, Ind. 
 
 83 IS. HAROLD NORTON FELTON 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. S 10, 1894, Gibson City, 
 111.; s. Samuel W. (b. S 26, i8s3, Eaton, O.) 
 and Maude (Norton) Felton (b. S 26, 1863, 
 Earlville. 111.). Prepared in Earlville H. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Sigma Tau; E. E. Soc; Prelim. 
 Honors. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, HI., 1917; 
 2nd Lt., 40th Inf., U. S. A., 1917-18; A. E. F., 
 France. Address, Mendota, 111. 
 
 8316. GEORGE ALONZO FERGUSON 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 2, 1894, Washington, 
 D. C; s. Daniel H. (b. S 10, 184S. Fairfax Co., 
 Va.) and Mary L. (Brown) Ferguson (b. F 9, 
 1852, Alexandria, Va.). Prepared in Armstrong 
 Tech. H. S., Washington, D. C. Beta Pi; Arch. 
 Club. Machine Gun Section, Inf. Sch., Ft. Sill. 
 Rec'd Certificate of Divisional Instr.; ist Lt., 
 Camp Grant, 111.; A. E. F., France. Married 
 Maude E. Mileam, O 26. 1917, Champaign. 
 Address, 1207 2Sth St. N. W., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 8317. VIOLA LOUISE FILE 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 12. 1893, Irving, 111.; d. 
 L. A. File. Prepared in Hillsboro H. S. ; James 
 Millikin Univ. Address, Irving, 111. 
 
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 8318. JOSEPH ORTON FINLEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 18, 1874, Oneida, 
 
 111.; s. Joseph Alexander (b. Mr 26, 1839, 
 Delaware, O.) and Mary E. (Cox) Finley (b. F 
 1846, Somerset, Eng.). Prepared in Univ. Acad., 
 Knox Coll., 1915-17. Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta. 
 Farm Mgr., Seymour, 111., 1917-18. Mem., 
 Congr. Church; Galesburg Bus. Men's Club. 
 Married Annie Stanley Fox, D 27, 1904, Hamp- 
 ton, la. Children: Mary Charlotte, b. D 24, 
 1906; Sara Elizabeth b, Mr 14, iQio; Ann 
 Josephine, b. N 9, 191 1. Address, Oneida, 111. 
 
 8319. MARION REECE FINLEY 
 
 (Husband of No. 8726; Brother of No. 9062) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 4, 1S94, Hoop- 
 eston. 111; s. Charles R. and Addie (Reece) 
 Finley. Prepared in Hoopeston H. S. Farm 
 House; Agr. Club; Country Life Club. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Married Anna Sager ('17). F 
 8, 1919, Belvidere, 111. Address, Hoopeston, 
 111. 
 
 8320. EDMUND MATTHEW FINN 
 Architect: B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 3. 1886, 
 
 Lawrence, Mass.; s. E. M. Finn. Prepared in 
 Phillips Andover H. S., Lawrence, Mass. Arch. 
 Club. Address, 303 Merrimac St., Lawrence, 
 Mass.t 
 
 8321. HARRY EASTMAN FISHER 
 
 B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Ja 14. .1893, Chi- 
 cago. Prepared in Univ. H. S., Chicago. Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Lambda Tau Pi; C. E. Soc; 
 Varsity Gym. Team. Address, 5519 Kenwood 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 S322. HOWARD J. FITCH 
 (Husband of No. 7632) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 20, 1893, Guil- 
 ford Tp., 111.; s. Edward (b. F 28, 1867. Ogle 
 Co,, 111,) and Florence May (Davis) Fitch (b. 
 F 26, 1872, Guilford, Tp., 111.). Prepared in 
 Rockford H. S. Agr. Club.; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. Married Irma L. Houser ('16), My 24, 
 1918, St. Louis. Address, R 4, Rockford, 111, 
 
 8323. HERALD BRATT FITES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 3, 1895, South 
 Bend, Ind. ; s. John William (b. Mr 30, 1862, 
 Bremen, Ind.) and Flora Z. Bratt (b. My 23, 
 1863, South Bend, Ind.), Prepared in South 
 Bend (Ind.) H. S. Ilus: Sigma Kappa Zeta; 
 Prelim. Honors, Grad. Stud., L'niv. of 111., 
 1917-18. Address, R 7, Box 4, South Bend, Ind. 
 
 8324. SYLVESTER STANTON FITZ- 
 
 GERRELL 
 'A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 25, 1894, Benton, 
 111.; s. Sylvester (b. F 6, 1847. Benton, 111.) 
 and Almira (Mooney) Fitzgerrell (b. Ja 5, 
 1855). Prepared in Benton Tp. H. S. Phi Al- 
 pha Delta; Comitatus; Philomathean. 2nd Lt.. 
 Cavalry, U. S. A.; Capt., do., 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 21, 1918. Address, Benton, 111. 
 
 8325. CHARLES ABUSDALE FLANNERY 
 Eflficiencv Engr. ; B. S. in M. E, ; b. Ag 10, 
 
 1894, St, Paul; s, Charles Emmett (b, Jl 7, 
 1843, Middletown, N, Y.) and Martha (Abus- 
 dale) Flannery (b, Ap 21, 1869. Christiansand, 
 Norway). Prepared in N. M, Mil. Inst., Ros- 
 well, N. M. Sigma Chi; Theta Tau; Ku Klux; 
 Helmet: Mgr.. Class Baseball; Class Basketball. 
 Production Engr., Novo Engine Co., Lansing, 
 Mich. Je 1917-18. Indus, and Efficiency Engr., 
 Montgomery Ward and Co., Chicago, IQ18 — . 
 Married Jeffie Ray Harris, D 27, igi6. White 
 Mountain. N, M. Child, Charles Harris b. Mr 
 8, 1918. Address, 2709 Mildred Ave., Chicago; 
 btis. add., c/o Montgomery Ward and Co,, do. 
 
 8326, RICHARD GREER FLAUGHER 
 B. S, in Agr.; b, Je 4, 1889, Cayuga, Ind.; 
 s. Dr. E. A. Flaugher. Prepared in Cayuga, 
 (Ind.) H. S.; Purdue Univ. Phi Kappa Sigma. 
 With Novo Engine Co., Lansing, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, 2709 Mildred Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8327. JOHN HERMAN FLEMMING 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap i, 1890, Pierce, Neb.; 
 s. Herman Flemming. Prepared in Davenport, 
 'H. S. Psi Mu. Address, 3566 Larkspur Ave., 
 Cincinnati. 
 
 8328, WARD JOHN, FLOCK 
 (Brother of No, 9067) 
 
 B. S, in Agr,; b. Jl 19, 1893, Deer Grove, 
 111,; s. John (b, Ja 31, 1863, Deer Grove, 111.) 
 and Nettie Louise (Schlink) Flock (b. Je 24, 
 1864, El Paso, 111.). Prepared in Sterling Tp. 
 H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi; Alpha Gamma Rho; 
 Comitatus; Helmet; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; 
 Varsity Baseball; Class Football; Class Pres. 
 370 Aero Squadron, A. S. S. C, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 904 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 8329. GEORGE HENRY FOSTER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Jl 14, 1892, 
 Lenox Dale, Mass,; s. Charles W, Foster (b. 
 Ag 2, 1847, Becket, Mass,) and Eliza Ann 
 (Graves) Foster (b. N 20, 1850, Aussterlitz. N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Lenox H. S. Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Easterners Club; Chem. Club. With 
 Hercules Powder Co., Kenvil, N. J., 1917-18; 
 Acid Chem. and Supvr., do., 1918 — -. Mem., 
 A. C. S. Address, 25 Segure St.- D ver. N. J. 
 
 8330. JAMES LESLIE FOX 
 Test Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 13, 1888, 
 Wichita. Kan.; s. James B. and Mary (Mac- 
 Dade) Fox. Prepared in Ouincy H. S. ; Engle- 
 wood (N. J.) H. S. Theta Chi. Highway De- 
 sign. Texarkana, Ark.; Highway Const., Pitts- 
 burgh; Design and Const,, Water Supply, 
 Englewood, N, J.; do., Rochester, N. Y. ; In- 
 diana Fibre Products Co., Marion, Ind. Engr. 
 Tests, Ord. Dept., U. S. A. Married Margaret 
 Randel Wills, S 25. 1915, Washington, N. J. 
 Address, Roanoke, Va. 
 
 8331. JESSIE LUCILLA FOX 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc. : b. Ap 21, 1885, 
 Kewanee, 111,; d. Rev, John W. (b. 1849, Lon- 
 don, England) and Charlotte (Stanley) Fox 
 (b, 1851, Clifton, England), Prepared in 
 Hampton (la.) H. S.; Knox Coll.. 1906-07. 
 Tamesonian; Omicron Nu; Alpha Theta Chi; 
 Final Honors. Teacher, H. Sc, Central Jr, 
 H. S., Springfield, 111, Dietitian, Red Cross 
 Emergency Hosp,, Springfield, 111. Mem., 
 Congr, (ihurch; Assn., Intercollegiate Alum- 
 nae; School Mistress Club, Springfield, 111. 
 Married Dr. Theron J. Kinnear, S 10, 1918, 
 Springfield, 111. Address, 608 S. Grand Ave., 
 West Springfield, 111, 
 
 8332, GRACE BRYAN FRAME (STOCK) 
 
 A, B, in L, A, & S.; b. Je 6, 1891, Hot 
 Springs, S, Dak.; d. Ezra Ebenezer (b. Ap 1, 
 1S54, Senecaville, O.) and Elizabeth Claris 
 (Bryan) Frame (b. S 23, 1855, Solsberry, 
 Ind.), Prepared in Springfield H. S.; Knox 
 Coll. Pres. Athenean. Married Rev. Harry 
 Thomas Stock. Jl 24, 1917, Champaign. Ad- 
 dress, 5416 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8333. THOMAS ERASER 
 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. Mr 18, 1893, White 
 Hall, 111.; s. James Eraser. Prepared in White 
 Hall H. S. Prelim. Honors. U. S. A., Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111. Address, White Hall, HI. 
 
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 8334. EUGENE MARK FREDERICK 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 25, 1896, Clarence, 111.; 
 s. Sherman (b. S 30, 1869, Ford Co. 111.) and 
 Effie Susan (Kirkpatrick) Frederick (b. Mr 19. 
 1872, do.). Prepared in Paxton H. S. Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity 
 Football. 2nd. Lt., Inf., Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1917; ist. Lt., Co. M, 6ist. Inf.. Gettysburg, 
 Pa.; do., Charlotte, N. C; do., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, Clarence, 111. 
 
 8335. HARRY KIEL FRIED 
 Salesman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 9, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. Hyman (b. St. Petersburg, Russia) 
 and Sarah (Siegel) Fried (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Medill H. S., Chicago. Varsity Tennis. 
 Salesman, Chicago. Storekeeper, 3rd class, 
 Great Lakes, III., 1918-19; Mustered out, Ja 
 29. 1919. Address, 1506 S. Hamlin Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8336. RUTH SCOVELL FUNK 
 (Sister of No. 5137) 
 
 Assistant; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 16, 1892, 
 Rantoul, 111.; d. Milton Phillips (b. Ap 24, 
 1838, Lynnville, 111.) and Evolene (Scovell) 
 Funk (b. My 25, 1855, Hornellsville. N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Bethany Cir- 
 cle; H. Sc. Club; Jamesonian. Teacher, H. 
 Sc, H. S., Oto. la., 1917-18; Stud, and Asst., 
 Bacteriol., Univ. of 111., 1918. Mem., O. E. 
 S. Address, 711 W. Springfield Ave., Urbana. 
 
 S337. JESSIE MARIA GADDIS 
 B. Mus.; b. Mr 2, 1888, Avon, 111.; d. John 
 Hardin (b. N 29, 1849, Stronghurst, 111.) and 
 Margaret Elizabeth (Brook) Gaddis (b. Mr 7, 
 1850, Olena. 111.). Prepared in Knox Coll. 
 Acad. B. Mus., Knox Conservatory of Music, 
 1 91 3. Pi Beta Phi; Mu Kappa Alpha. Address, 
 Daytona Beach, Fla. ; bus. add., 7047 N. Ash- 
 land Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8338. HAROLD T. GALLAHER 
 Master Mechanic; B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 19, 
 1894, Tiskilwa, 111.; s. Thomas (b. do.) and 
 Amelia (Hauler) Gallaher (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Tiskilwa H. S. E. E. Soc; Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Chief Electn., Union Malleable Iron Co., East 
 Moline, 111., 191 7-1 8; Master Mech., do., 
 1918 — . Address, Tiskilwa, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 Union Malleable Iron Co., East Moline, 111. 
 
 8339. HOWARD STANLEY GANTZ 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 10, 1894. An- 
 chor, 111.; s. William S. (b. O 8, 1861, Glen 
 Rock, Pa.) and Jennie Leona Parminter (b. 
 Ag II. 1867, Metamora, III.). Prepared in 
 Normal H. S. Alplia Chi Rho; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Tribe of Illini; Agr. Club; Varsity 
 Track. Farmer, Anchor 111. Corp.. Co. H, 
 344th Inf., Camp Grant, Rockford. III. Sergt., 
 Co. H, 344th Inf., 86th Div,. A. E, F,. France. 
 Address, 401 S. Main St., Normal, III, 
 
 8340. CASPER TYRELL GARTH 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. N 22. 1895, Belmont, 
 la.; s. Dr. J. W. Garth. Prepared in Beau- 
 mont H. S.; Univ. of Tex. Alpha Tau Ome- 
 ga; Class Soccer., Camp Funston, Tex. Ad- 
 dress, 1461 Calder Ave., Beaumont, Tex.t 
 
 8341. MARY BEATRICE GARVIN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 23. 1883, 
 Strout, III.; d, Thomas (b. Jl 15, 1852, St. 
 Louis) and Sarah Jane (Morgan) Garvin fb. 
 Eldora, 111.). Prepared in Pittsfield H, S.; 
 Greer Coll., Hoopeston. 111.; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ., 1913; Univ. of Calif,, Berkeley, Calif., 
 summer. 1915, Grad. Stud,, Univ, of 111. Y. 
 W. C. A.; Grad. Club. Teacher, Hist,, Jr, H. 
 S., Urbana, 1917-18. Mem,, Christian Church; 
 Nat. Educ. Assn. Address, 607 E. White St., 
 Champaign 
 
 8342. ARTHUR GUSTAVE GEHRIG 
 Struct. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; M. S,, 1919; 
 b. D 24. 18S7, New Douglas, 111.; s. John (b. 
 S 2, 1841, Zeiskam, Rhenish, Bavaria) and 
 Eliza Catherine (Leutwiler) Gehrig (b. Mr 3, 
 1844^^ Highland, 111.), Prepared in New Douglas 
 H. S,; Univ. Acad. Cosmopolitan Club; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Philomathean; C. E. Soc. Fellowship 
 in C. E. Research Asst,, Civ, Engng., Univ. of 
 111.. 1917- Insp. of Bridges, Big Four Ry,, Mt. 
 Carmel, 111.; Struct. Engr., West. Elec. Co., 
 Chicago, 19 19 — , Auth,; The Emergency Dams 
 at the Locks of the Panama Canal, The Tech- 
 nograph. Vol. XXXII. 1918, Mem., Christian 
 Church; Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ; 
 A. F. A, M. Married Julia Etta Smith, Ap 8, 
 1914, Staunton, 111. Child, Eleanor Marie, b. O 
 10. 1917. Address, 15 N. Parkside Ave., (Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., c/o Western Electric Co., do. 
 
 8343. MARJORIE DEANE HAWKINS 
 (GENSON) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 15, 1888, St. 
 Louis; d. William King (b. D 3, 1858, Cincin- 
 nati) and Josephine (Fosgate) Hawkins (b. O 
 10, 1863, Big Rock, 111.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park H. S,; Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of Chicago. 
 jNIem., Ladies' Union. Married Leroy Leigh- 
 ton Genson, Ap 22, 1916, Chicago. Address, 
 Lombard, 111. 
 
 8344. NICHOLAS GERTEN 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 21, 1894. Chi- 
 cago; s. John Gerten. Prepared in Lane Tech. 
 H. S.. Cliicago. Tau Beta Pi; Varsity Fencing. 
 Allied Const. Mach. Co., New York City, 1917. 
 Engng. Corps. 23d. Highway Engrs., Camp 
 Meade; 2nd Lt., Co. A. 23rd Engrs., A. E. F., 
 1918 — . Address, 2202 Cleveland Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8345. HOWARD CYRIL GESELBRACHT 
 
 B, S. in Agr.; b. Ap 2, 1896, Austin, 111.; s, 
 H. H, Geselbracht. Prepared in Crane Tech, 
 H. S,, Chicago. Phrenocon; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Pres., Rifle Club; Capt., Univ. Brig. 
 Lt.. Camp Grant, Rockford, 111. Address, 45 
 X. Mayfield Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 8346. MAUD ALBERTA GIBBONS 
 A. B. in L. A. and S.; b. Jl 19, 1895, Me- 
 tropolis, 111.; d. A. J. Gibbons. Prepared in 
 :\Ietropolis H. S.; 111. Coll. Address, sth and 
 Metropolis St,, Metropolis, IlLt 
 
 S347, RALEIGH AUGUSTUS GIBSON 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 10, 1894. Indian- 
 apolis; s. L. A. Gibson. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S.; Millikin Univ. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Class Football. O. R. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1Q17; 2nd Lt,, Co. E, Reg. 344th Inf., Camp 
 Grant, Rockford, 111., 1918. Address, 318 Mon- 
 roe St., Decatur, Ill.f 
 
 8348. SYLVIA ROSE GIBSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 22, 1894, 
 Chicago; d. James David (b. O 26. 1865, Balin- 
 afad. Ont., Can.) and Alice G. (Hubbard) Gib- 
 son (b. Ag 21, 1871, Chichester. Sussex. Eng.). 
 Prepared in John Marshall H. S., Chicago. 
 Alpha Xi Delta; Yo Ma. Teacher. Eng,, Latin 
 and French. Nixon Tp. H. S., Weldon. 111., 
 1917 — • Address, 3647 Flournoy St,, Chicago; 
 bus. add.: c/o Nixon Township High School, 
 Weldon, 111. 
 
 8349. MATE LEWIS GIDDINGS 
 Teacher; A, B. in H. Sc. ; b. D 19, 1891, 
 Danville. 111.; d. Albert (b. 1850. do.) and Ella 
 (Dill) Giddings (b, 1862, Clairmount, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Danville H. S,; 111. St, Norm. 
 Univ, Alpha Omicron Pi; Phi Delta Psi; Omi- 
 cron Nu; Yo Ma; W. A. A,; Sec, Woman's 
 
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 League; Sr. Baseball. Teacher, H. Sc., St. 
 Norm. Sch., St. Cloud, Minn., 1917-1S; Home 
 Econ. Div., la. St. Coll., Ames, la., 191 8—. 
 Address, 911 N. Vermilion St., Danville. 111.; 
 bus. add., la. St. Coll., Ames, la. 
 
 8350. ARTHUR EDWARD GIERTZ 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 24, 1893, Elgin. 111.; s. 
 C. E. Giertz. Prepared in Elgin H. S. Beta 
 Phi- Theta Tau; C. E. Soc. Steam Engng. 
 Course, Pelham Bay and Stevens Inst., War- 
 rant Officer; A. E. F., France. 1919 — • Address, 
 430 N. Crystal St., Elgin, 111. 
 
 8351. *RALPH EGLEY GIFFORD 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ap 6. 1894, Onarga, 
 111.; s. Melvin B. and Lizzie Kirkbride (Eg- 
 ley) Gifford. Prepared in Onarga H. S. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Ku Klux. Q. M. R. C, Motor 
 Transportation; Tank Service, Camp Colt, 
 Gettysburg, 1918. Died O i, 1918. Camp Colt, 
 Gettysburg, Pa. 
 
 8352. *GLADYS GILPATRICK 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 2, 1894, Piano, 111.; 
 d John Brisbane (b. Ap 2:, 1851, Ossiau, N. 
 Y.) and Millie Almira (Van Nostrand) Gilpat- 
 rick (b. Jl 27, 1S51, Granger, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Piano H. S. Alpha Delta Pi; Wom- 
 an's League; Y. W. C. A. Teacher, H. Sc. 
 and Supervisor of Meals in Girls Dormitory, 
 Grand Prairie Sem. Stud. Nurse, Philadelphia 
 Hosp. Died O 14, 1918, Philadelphia. 
 
 8353. RUTH MARIE GLASSCO 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 7, 1896, Char- 
 leston, 111.; d. George M. and Sarah Elizabeth 
 (Bond) Glassco. Prepared in Charleston H. S. 
 H. Sc. Club; Omicron Nu; Final Honors. 
 Teacher, Dom. Sc, Rockville, Ind., 1917— -• 
 Address, 106 N. Coler Ave., Urbana; bus. add.. 
 c/o High School, Rockville, Ind. 
 
 8354. EDNA AGATHA GOETTLER 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 8. 1894, 
 Chicago; d. Gertrude Goettler. Prepared in 
 Univ. of Chicago. Teacher, Tp. H. S., Tusco- 
 la, 111. Address, 4630 Dover St., Chicago. t 
 
 8355. HENRY L. GOGERTY 
 Supt. Const.; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 30, 1894, 
 Zearing, la.; s. William H. and Elizabeth Jane 
 (Haggin) Gogerty. Prepared in Zearing (la.) 
 H S ; St. Joseph's Coll., Dubuque, la. Asst. 
 Supt., Const., Kelly Field No. 2. San Antonio, 
 Te.x.; Gerstner Field, Lake Charles, La.; 
 Brooks Field, San Antonio, Tex.; Kelly Field; 
 Mustered out, N 30, 1918. Address, Zearing, 
 la. 
 8356. CHARLOTTE DEANE GOLDBERG 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. and S.; b. N 27, 
 1893, Chicago; d. Samuel B. (b. 1868. Kovno, 
 Russia) and Esther Goldberg (b. 1873, do.). 
 Prepared in John Marshall H. S., Chicago. 
 Menorah; Der Deutsche Verein; Gregorian. 
 Teacher. Ger., Jewish Tr. Sch., Chicago, 1917 — • 
 Mem., Chicago Coll. Club. Address. 1636 S. 
 Millard Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8357. FRANK LYLE GOLDMAN 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 9. 1893. St. Louis; s. 
 Louis Goldman. Prepared in Yeatman H. S., 
 St. Louis; Wash. Univ. Arch. Club. Address, 
 1601 Carr St., St. Louis.f 
 
 8358. ABRAHAM LINCOLN GOLINKIN 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. & S. E. ; b. F 26, 
 1895. Chicago; s. Maurice (b. 1867, Russia) 
 and Ella Golinkin (b. 1870, do.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 
 Chicaeo. Engr., Milwaukee Sewerage Comn., 
 1917-18; Asst. Civ. Engr.. Dept. of Bridges 
 and Railroad Crossing Elimination, N. J. 
 Pub. Utility Comin., Newark, N. J. Chief 
 
 Mach., U. S. N. R. F., Great Lakes, 111.; U. 
 S. Coast Guard Submarine Chaser and Patrol 
 duty, Pelham Bay, N. Y.; Naval Gun Plant, 
 Bayonne, N. J.; Mustered out, Ja, 1919- Auth. : 
 Construction of Siphon Tunnel Under Mil- 
 waukee River, Mun. Engng. Address, 69 Court 
 St., Newark, N. J.; bus. add., 11Q4 Kurney 
 Bldg., Newark, N. J. 
 
 8359. MABEL MADELLON GOOCH 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 30, 1893. Little 
 Rock, la.; d. C. W. Gooch. Prepared in Ells- 
 worth (Minn.) H. S.; Univ. of Minn. Address, 
 Aurora, S. Dak.t 
 
 8360. GEORGE FRANCIS GOREY 
 
 B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Je 4, 1893, Jo- 
 liet. 111.; s. Thomas (b. 1866, do.) and Kath- 
 erine ((jiblin) Gorey (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Joliet Tp. H. S., Mu San; Class Football; Sr. 
 Ball Com. Stud. Officer, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1917; Ft. Monroe; 2nd Lt., Trench Mortars, 
 Army Trench Art. Sch., A. E. F., France., 
 1917 — . Address, 504 Herkimer St., Joliet, 111. 
 
 8361. ANTHONY READY GOULD 
 Editor; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 10, 1895. Berke- 
 ley, Calif.; s. James, Jr. (b. Jl 24, 1850, Lon- 
 don, Eng.) and Clara (Ready) Gould (b. Ap 
 15, 1807, Auburn, Calif.). Prepared in Pro- 
 viso Tp. H. S. Alpha Zeta; Philqmathean; 
 Scribbler's; Graphomen; Country Life Club; 
 Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Class Sec; 
 Managing Ed., summer Illini and III. Agr. 
 Assoc, and Managing Ed., Am. Sheep Breeder, 
 Chicago. Lt., C. A. C, U. S. A., Ft. Monroe. 
 Va. ; Mustered out, D 7, 1919. Auth.: How to 
 Care for a Flock of Sheep, pub. by Bradley 
 Knitting Co., Delavan, Wis., 1917; Pamphlets 
 pub. by .4in. .Sheep Breeder, U. S. Yards. Ad- 
 dress. 10754 S. Iloyne Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 817 Exchange Ave., U. S. Yards, do. 
 
 8362. MAURICE AUGUSTUS GOULD 
 Telephone Operator; B. S. in C. E. ; b. D 
 19, 1891, New Sharon, la.; s. George Beale (b. 
 S 25, 1845, Mt. Carmel, 111.) and Mary Eliza- 
 beth (Penrose) Gould (b. My 28, 1856, Penns- 
 ville, O.). Prepared in New Sharon (la.) H. 
 S.; Clarkston (Wash.) H. S.; Moline H. S. 
 C. E. Soc. Surv., B. and O. R. R., Baltimore. 
 Md. ; Telephone Operator, Ammunition Bldg., 
 Rock Island, 111. Co. E, 415th R. R. Telegraph 
 Bn., Signal Corps, N. A., France. Address, 
 New Sharon, la. 
 
 8363. HARLAND BROWN GRAHAM 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 6, 1894, Santa Paula, 
 
 Calif.; s. Samuel Camden (b. Armstrong Co., 
 Pa.) and Mamie (Brown) Graham (b. Carri- 
 bou. Me.). Prepared in Los Angeles H. S.; 
 la. Univ.; Univ. of Mich. Delta Tau Delta. 
 N. R.. San Pedro, Calif. 2nd Lt., S. M. A., 
 Kelly Field, Fort Worth, Calif. Address, 1214 
 3rd Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 8364. RAYMOND LORIMER GRANTZ 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 8, 1894, Rockford, 
 
 111.; s. Otto Grantz. Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta Phi; Ma- 
 wan-da; Sachem; Helmet; Ath. Ed., Daily Illi- 
 ni; Illio staff; Sr. Memorial Com.; Sr. Smoker 
 Com.; Pres.. Jr. Class. U. S. S: M. A., Berke- 
 ley, Calif.; Lt., Ellington Field. Houston. Tex.; 
 Mustered out, Ja 20, 1919- Address, 512 College 
 Ave., Rockford, Hit 
 
 8365. ANKER SVERRE GRAVEN 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 17, 1891. Menominee, 
 Wis.; s. P. P. Graven. Prepared in Menom- 
 inee (Wis.) H. S.; Stout Inst. Alpha Delta 
 PTii; Tau Beta Pi; Psi Mu; 111. Union Dram- 
 atic Club; Stud. Opera; Glee and Mandolin 
 Club; Arch. Club. U. S. Naval Tr. Camp, 
 Detroit. .Address, 1003 S. 9th St., Menom- 
 inee, Wis.t 
 
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 S366. LESLIE ROY GRAY 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 23, 1895, Saunemin, 
 111.; s. James Eliot (b. Forrest, 111.) and El- 
 viria (Munro) Gray (b. Wing, 111.). Prepared 
 in Grand Prairie Seminary and Saunemin H. 
 S. E. E. Soc. Cadet Engr., Denver. A. S. 
 
 5. C, Champaign. Mem., A. I. E. E. Ad- 
 dress, Box 28, R 3, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 8367. GLADYS GREEN (JENNINGS) 
 (Wife of No. 7655; Sister of No. 6913) 
 
 A. B. in H. So.; b. Je 26, 1895, Oakwood, 
 111.; d. Wilbert Grant (b. Ja 27, 1868, Colum- 
 bus, O.) and Lucy Roxana (Cranston) Green 
 (b. N 21, 1869, Gibson City, 111.). Prepared 
 in Oakwood and Danville H. Schs. H. Sc. 
 Club; W. A. A.; Class Basketball; Class Hock- 
 ey; Stud. Council, Woman's League; ist. Cabi- 
 net, Y. W. C. A. Mem., Local Com. St. Coun- 
 cil of Defense. Married Carson G. Jennings 
 ('16), S 18. 1918, Oakwood, 111. Address. R. 
 
 6, Carlinville, 111. 
 
 8368. BIRDIE WILMAH GREENE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 30, 1881, 
 Tallula, 111.; d. Joseph Watkins (b. S 7, 1852, 
 do.) and Emma (Murray) Greene (b. D 25, 
 1850, Sparta, Mich.). Prepared in Tallida H. 
 S.; Univ. of Calif.; Harvard. Teacher, Math., 
 H. S., Los Angeles; do.. Riverside, Calif. Ad- 
 dress, Tallula, 111.; bus. add.. Riverside, Calif. 
 
 8369. HAROLD GREENHILL 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Mr 30, 1893, Chicago; s. 
 William Purdon (b. Ja 28, 1854, Binbrook Tp., 
 Ontario, Can.) and Susan Harriet (Galliford) 
 Cireenhill b. N 27, 1864, IngersoU, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Robert Waller H. S., Chicago. Sig- 
 ma Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. R. O. 
 T. C, Ft. Sheridan; do.. Ft. Monroe, 1917; 
 2nd Lt., C. A., Ft. Williams, Me.; ist Lt., 
 Hdf|trs. Co., 54th C. A. C, A. E. F., France; 
 Mustered out, Ja _ 28, 19 19. Address, 1951 
 Seminary Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8370. EARL EUGENE GREENWELL 
 Chemist; B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. F 21, 1894, 
 Manistee, Mich.; s. John N. (b. O 7, 1857, 
 Raglan, Ontario, Can.) and Martena (Jensen) 
 Greenwell (b. N 10, 1872, Pentwater, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. S., Harvey, 111. 
 Chem., Armour & Co., Chicago, 191 7; Coal-tar- 
 dye and Intermediate Chem., Ault & Wiborg 
 Co., Cincinnati. 1917 — . Married Hilda Or- 
 delle Walker, F 9, 1017, Danville, 111. Ad- 
 dress. 3566 Larkspur Ave., Cincinnati. 
 
 8371. MARION ELSIE GREGG 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. D 14, 1894, 
 Chicago; d. Frank Edward (b. Jl 8, 1868, 
 Wales) and Lizzie (Manwell) Gregg (b. Je 
 21, 1872, White Pigeon, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Carl Schurz H. S., Chicago. Alpha Omicron 
 Pi. Teacher, H. Sc, H. S., Toulon, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 4237 N. Keeler Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Box 196 Toulon, 111. 
 
 8372. CHARLES HENRY GREWE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 30, 1895, Chi- 
 cago; s. Charles Henry (b. D 25, iSbi. Ger- 
 many) and Anna (Graumann) Grewe b. Ag 
 15, 1862, Ft. Wayne, Ind.). Prepared in Wen- 
 dell Phillips H. S. Agr. Club; Alpha Zeta; 
 Final Honors. Water Basketball. Farmer, 
 Lawrence, Mich. Co. B, ist Bn.. i6oth Div.. 
 Brig., Camp Custer, Mich. AddrMS, Lawrence, 
 Mich. 
 
 8373. NEWTON FOX GREY 
 Bond Broker: B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 23, 1894. 
 Evanston, 111.; s. Howard (b. D i, 1857, Chi- 
 cago) and Lizzie K. (Fillinghast) Grey (b. Jl 
 4, 1861, Chicago). Prepared in Evanston Tp. 
 H. S.; N. W. Univ. Agr. Club; Swimming; 
 Final Honors. Bond Salesman, Powell and 
 
 Girard, Chicago. Y. M. C. A. Sec, Jefferson 
 Barracks, Mo., 1917-18; Naval Reserve, Mun- 
 icipal I'ier, Chicago; Pelham Bay, N. Y. Ad- 
 dress, 329 Lake St., Evanston, 111. 
 
 8374- JOHN NEWTON GRIDLEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 20, 1894, Biggs- 
 ville. 111.; s. Walter Henry (b. Ap 15, i860, 
 Eng.) and Ella (Rezner) Gridley (b. Ap 22, 
 1862, Biggsville, 111.). Prepared in Biggsville 
 H. S.; Knox Coll. Phi Delta Theta. Address, 
 Biggsville, 111. 
 
 8375. HUGH GRIGSBY 
 Rancher; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 14, 1890, Cuba, 
 111.; s. George N. (b. Ag 3, 1859, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S. Acanthus; Spanish 
 Club; Swimming; Prelim. Honors. Rodman, 
 Grigsby Engng. Co., E. Peoria; in charge of 
 ranch. Can., 1917-18. U. S. Navy, U. S. S. 
 Kansas; Member of Crew which made a record 
 for the Navy, with 7 in. gun, firing 8 shots in 
 30 sec, target 1800 yds. and making 8 hits. 
 Address, 300 E. W^ashington St., East Peoria, 
 111. 
 
 8376. CHRISTIAN GROSS 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 9, 1895, Chicago; s. 
 Charles W. (b. Philadelphia) and Winifred 
 (Watkins) Gross (b. Albany, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago; Ky. Mil. Inst. 
 Psi Upsilon; Sigma Delta Chi; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; ist Lt. and Capt., Univ. Brig.; Asst. Mgr., 
 Interschol.; Mgr.. Class Swimming; Treas., 
 Mil. Ball Com.; Chin., Sr. Ball Com.; Brev. 
 Capt., III. Nat. Guard. Univ. of 111. Ambu- 
 lance Unit, France, 1917; Received the Croix 
 de Guerre, Ag 8, 1917; (iamp Grant, Co. 2, 3rd 
 O. T. C 1918; Camp Gordon, la.; Siberia, 
 1 919 — . Address, 6721 Chappel Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8377. CLARENCE JAMES GRUHL 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Mr 9, 1891, 
 Milwaukee; s. Fred J. (b. S 16, 1859, Cedar- 
 burg, Wis.) and Emma (Schroeder) Gruhl (b. 
 Milwaukee). Prepared in South Div. H. S., 
 Milwaukee; Marquette Univ., 1913-14. Struct. 
 Steel Draftsman, Milwaukee. Address, 359 
 Madison St., Milwaukee. 
 
 8378. RAYMOND WILLIAM GRUNER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Jl 14, 1894, 
 Speer, 111. ; s. William Gruner. Prepared in 
 Bradley Poly. Inst. Elec. Engr., St. Louis. 
 Corp. Signal Corps, Co. C, 310th Field Signal 
 Bn., Mayen, Ger. Address, Speer, 111.; bus. 
 add., 3741 Washington Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 S379. LOIS GREENE GUILD 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3384, 9101) 
 Photographer; B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. O 13, 
 18S7, Dubuque, la.; d. Dr. Joel Henry (b. Jl 
 4, 1852. Franklinville, N. Y.) and Martha 
 (Thomas) Greene (b. F 24. 1859, Lansing, 
 Ea.). Prepared in Dubuque (la.) H. S.; Sim- 
 mons Coll., 1905-07. Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi 
 Delta Psi; Alethenai; Final Honors. With 
 Jens Jensen. Chicago, Landscape Arch., 1917- 
 18; Sec, War Issues Course, Univ. of 111., 
 1918-19; Student of Photography, 1919. Mar- 
 ried Thacher Howland Guild, Je 11, 1908, Du- 
 buque, la. (died Jl 21, 1914). Child, Margaret 
 Elizabeth, b. D 28, 1910. Address, 907 W. 
 California. LTrbana. 
 
 8380. CARL ALBERT GUSTAFSON 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in A. E. ; b. D 15, 1894, 
 Ft. Dodge, la.; s. August (b. Sweden) and 
 Anna (Anderson) Gustafson (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Ft. Dodge (la.) H. S. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Prelim. Honors. Struct. Engr., steel and 
 reinforced concrete design. West. Elec, Co., 
 Chicago, 1917-18. Civ. Engr. and Supt., Const., 
 Long Island Sound Coast Defenses; Const. Q. 
 M., Ft. H. G. Wright, N. Y., 1918— . Address. 
 310 I St., Fort Dodge, la. 
 
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 83S1. ELIZABETH PURSEL HACKLEY 
 Teacher; A. E. in L. A. & S.; b. D i, 1894. 
 Delavan, Wis.; d. William Levant (b. Mr 19, 
 1S60, Lewiston. N. Y.) and Frances (Pursel) 
 Hackley (b. Ag 28, 1871, Noblesville, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Waukegan Tp. H. S. Alethenai; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Prelim. Honors. Teacher, 
 Eng., Tp. H. S., Libertyville, 111. Address, 
 10 1 6 W. Oregon St., TJrbana; bnis. add., 
 Libertyville, 111. 
 
 8382. HENRY MERRITT HAGER 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. F 4, 1894, Ottawa, 
 111.; s. George Bety and Margaret (Merritt) 
 Hager. Prepared in Dwight H. S. Theta Del- 
 ta Chi; Alpha Kappa Psi. ist. Lt., Ft. Sheri- 
 dan. 111., 191 7; 332nd. F. A., Camp Grant, 
 Rockford, 111., 1917-18; Machine Gun Bn., Post 
 F, Ft. Sill, Okla. 2nd Lt., Aero Sqdn., A. E. 
 F., France, 1918 — . Address, Dwight, 111. 
 
 8383. GEORGE EMORY HALL 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 27. 1S94, Rock- 
 ford. 111.; s. L. C. Hall. Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Kappa Psi; 
 Ma-wan-da; Ku Klux; Stud. Council; Jr. Smok- 
 er Com.; Mgr. Varsity Football. Address, 
 Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 8384. CHAUNCEY GEYER HAMILTON 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 7, 
 
 1893, Colfax, 111.; s. John Hamilton. Prepared 
 in Colfax H. S. Prin., Tp. H. S., Carlock, 
 III. Address, Colfax, 111.; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Carlock, 111. 
 
 8385. DON HERMAN HAMILTON 
 (Brother of No. 8386) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 3. 1892, Paris, 111.; s. 
 W. F. (b. Ap 1862, do.) and Rosa (Wetzel) 
 Hamilton (b. D 31, 1864, do.). Prepared in 
 Paris H. S. Address, R. 2, Paris, Ill.t 
 
 8386. THOMAS SHERMAN HAMILTON 
 (Brother of No. 8385) 
 Grad. Stud.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ap 21, 
 
 1894, Paris. 111.; s. W. F. (b. Ap 1862, do.) and 
 Rosa (Wetzel) Hamilton (b. D 31, 1864. do.). 
 Prepared in Paris H. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Chem. Club. Capt., Univ. Brig. Asst., An. 
 Nutrition, Univ. of 111., 191 7; Grad. Stud., do., 
 1919— . Capt., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 
 1 91 7-19. Married Mabel Gaumer, Ap 11, 1919, 
 Paris, 111. Address, Paris, III.; bus. add., 917 
 W. (ireen St., Urbana. 
 
 8387. *WILLIAM JACOB HAMILTON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 11, 1890, Decatur, 
 111.; s. Lena Hamilton. Prepared in N. W. 
 Univ. U. S. Ambulance Corps, A. E. F., 
 France, 191 7-1 8. Awarded le Croix de Guerre. 
 Name of village of Vacherainville, France, was 
 cnanged to Poste Hamilton in his honor. Died 
 of wounds, My 10, 1918, Vacherainville, 
 France. 
 
 8388. RUTH EDITH HAMMOND 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Jl 8, 1891, Ft. Apa- 
 che. Ariz.; d. Brant C. (b. N 22, 1839, Brad- 
 ford, Pa.) and Adelaide Elizabeth (Waite) 
 Hammond (b. Mr 24, 1854, Swanton, Vt.). 
 Prepared in Winfield (Kan.) H. S.; A. B., 
 Drury Coll., Springfield, Mo., 1914. Cataloger, 
 Pub. Lib., nibbing, Minn.; Libn., Pub. Lib., 
 Wichita, Kan. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn. Address, 
 c/o Public Library, Wichita, Kan. 
 
 8389. MYRON SCOTT HANCOCK 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 16, 1895, 
 Beecher City, 111. ; s. Winfield Scott and Leah 
 C. (Reed) Hancock. Prepared in Pana Tp. H. 
 S. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Final Honors; 
 Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. Engr., Westinghouse 
 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co., Wilkinsburg, Pa., 1917 — . 
 Mem., Westinghouse Club. Address, 1013 
 Ross Ave., Wilkinsburg, Pa. 
 
 8390. PAUL NEWTON HANGER 
 Gas Engine Mechanic; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 
 7, 1893, Atlanta, 111.; s. Jacob Bartlett (b. D 
 21, 1848, Tremont, 111.) and Julia Lillian 
 (Reise) Hanger (b. O 22, 1862, Lincoln, 111.). 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad.; Urbana H. S. Agr. 
 Club; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Class Football; 
 Capt., Class Basketball; Scholarship. Tractor 
 and gas engine Mechanic, Beason, 111., 1917- 
 18; do., Avery Mfg. Co., Peoria, 1918. ist. 
 III. Cavalry. Mexican Border, 1916; 2nd. Lt., 
 N. A. Mem., Christian Church. Address, 
 2226 N. Madison St., Peoria. 
 
 8391. JOHN LEON HANMORE 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. O 10, 1885, Landessville, 
 Ind.; s. J. J. Hanmore. Prepared in Univ. of 
 Chicago. Address, 705 W. California St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 8392. WILLIAM ATWATER HARDIN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 6, 1891, Keiths- 
 burg, 111.; s. John P. (b. D 27, 1850, do.) and 
 May (Atwater) Hardin (b. Ap 13, 1862, New 
 Boston, 111.). Prepared in Keithsburg H. S.; 
 Drury Acad., Aledo, 111.; William and Vashti 
 Coll. Farmer, Keithsburg, 111. Agr. Club, 
 Country Life Club. Address, Keithsburg, 111. 
 
 8393. ROLLIN BARNES HARRINGTON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 19, 1895, Logan, 
 O. ; s. Herbert R. (b. Ja 14, 1870, do.) and 
 Jeanette (Treesdale) Harrington (b. Ag 14, 
 1872, Binghamton, N. Y. ). Prepared in Logan 
 (O.) H. S.; Oberlin Coll. Alpha Tau Omega. 
 Production of Nat. Oil, Bartlesville, Okla. 2nd 
 Lt., Waco, Tex.; Inf.. Co. F, 8th Repl. Bn., 
 Camp MacArthur; Mustered out, D 7, 1918. 
 Address, Box 1044, Bartlesville, Okla. 
 
 8394. ELIZABETH PAYNE HARRIS 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 6, 1895. Cham- 
 paign; d. Henry Pavne (b. Jl 24, 1854, Spring- 
 field, O.) and Janet 'Abdill (b. S 22, 1854, Holly 
 Springs, Miss.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Kappa Alpha Theta. Clerk, Dairy Dept., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1917-18; Stud., Mosher Secre- 
 tarial Sch., Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 6520 
 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8395. HANNAH HARRIS (SELLARDS) 
 (Wife of No. 7942; Sister of Nos. 4190, 5705) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 7, 1894, Cham- 
 paign; d. John Billingsly (b. 1849, Springfield, 
 O.) and Sarah Woodman (Hahn) Harris (b. 
 i860, Philadelphia). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Pi Beta Phi; Yo Ma. Married William 
 H. Sellards ('16), S 20, 1917, Champaign. 
 Child. Margaret Anne, b. D 20, 191 8. Address, 
 70s St. Marks Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 8396. WILLIAM RUTLEDGE HARRIS 
 Lawyer; LL. B. ; b. D 24, 1891, Macomb, 
 ill.; s. Hiram H. (b. My 2, 1861, Table Grove, 
 111.) and Elsie F. (Gariett) Harris (b. My 21, 
 1863. Macomb, 111.). Prepared in Macomb 
 H. S.; West. 111. St. Norm. A. B., Lombard 
 Coll., 1914. Sigma Nu; Phi Delta Phi; Innes 
 of Court; V. P., Law Club. U. S. A. Ord. 
 Corps.. Camp Hancock; 113 Ord. Dept. Co., 
 Camp Dodge, la. Mem., Universalist Church. 
 Address, Macomb, 111. 
 
 8397. RICHARD NELSON HART 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 24, 1893, Brigh- 
 ton, 111.; s. William Henry (b. D 20, 1836, 
 Guilford, Conn.) and Alice Hart (b. F 18, 
 1866, Brighton, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Agr. Club. Milk Tester, Oregon, 111. C. 
 A., Ft. Wright. N. Y.; 4th Anti-Aircraft Bn., 
 Bat. C, Camp Eustis. Lee Hall, Va. Address, 
 Brighton, 111. 
 
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 8398. MILTON MILES HARTMAN 
 farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 9, 1892, Free- 
 burg, 111.; s. Mahlon R. (b. Reading, Pa.) and 
 Mary (Rumer) Hartnian (b. Mascoutah, 111.). 
 Prepared in Freeburg H. S. B. S.. McKen- 
 dree Coll., 1914. Dairy Farmer, Mounds, 111. 
 Married Ethel L. Britton, D 23, 1913 Mounds. 
 111. Child, Milton Miles, Jr., b. Mr 12, 1918. 
 Address, Mounds, 111. 
 
 8399. ALBERT WILLIAM HARZ 
 Soil Specialist; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 26. 1893, 
 Palatine, 111.; s. William V. (b. O 21, 1S59, 
 do.) and Maria (Harting) Harz (b. N 11, 1S64, 
 do.). Prepared in Palatine H. S.; Elgin Acad. 
 Alpha Zeta. Prelim. Honors; Univ. Band. 
 Asst.. 111. St. Soil Sur., 1916-17; Soil Special- 
 ist. James L. Waterbury Co., Bradentown, 
 Fla., 1918; Sales Mgr., do., 1918 — . Dir., 
 Band. do. Married Ruth Leon Gillen, Jl 25, 
 1917, Champaign. Address, Bradentown, Fla. 
 
 8400. HENRY CLIFFORD HAWES 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. My 28, 
 1893, Atlanta, 111.; s. Henry C. (b. 1844, do.) 
 and Corilla A. Hawes (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Atlanta H. S.; Eureka Coll. Tau Kappa Epsi- 
 lon; Beta Gamma Sigma. Pres.. L'niv. Band; 
 Univ. Orchestra; Mandolin Club. Pub. Acct., 
 Lybrand Ross Bros. & Montgomery, Chicago, 
 1917 — . Acct. Bur. of Aircraft Production, 
 Central Division. Mem., Christian Church; 
 A. F. A. M. Address, 1725 Wilson Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8401. COLUMBUS FERREL HAYES 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D i, 1892, Sioux Cen- 
 tre, la.; s. Alonzo Dean (b. D 18, 1863. Way- 
 land, la.) and Margaret Elizabeth (Ferrel) 
 Hayes (b. S 26, 1862, New London, la.). Pre- 
 pared in New London (la.) H. S. B. A., la. 
 Wesleyan Coll., 1915. Sigma Phi Epsilon. 
 Phi Kappa Delta; Iota Phi; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Gen. Timekeeper, Camp Grant, Rockford, 111., 
 1917-18; U. S. A., Camp Dodge. la., 1918; 
 33rd Engrs., Camp Devens, Mass.; Hdqtrs. Co., 
 33rd Engr.. A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. Married Beulah 
 Billingsley, Ap 13, 1918, Ayer, Mass. Address, 
 New London, la. 
 
 8402. EARLE MELVILLE HAYES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 23, 1891, White 
 Rock, 111.; s. Charles Fremont (b. Je 26, 1856, 
 do.) and Margaret (Gates) Hayes (b. N 28, 
 185s, Holcomb, 111.). Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Farmer, Kings, 111., 1917 — . Address, 
 R I, Kings, 111. 
 
 8403. GLENN LLOYD HEAD 
 Supt. Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F g, 
 
 1890, Sciota. 111.) and Margaret Anne (Tip- 
 ton) Head (b. Je 13, 1S52, Coschocton Co., 
 O.). Prepared in Sciota H. S.; West. 111. St. 
 Norm. Acad.; West. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Pi 
 Pi Rho. Supt., Westerfield Grade Sch., Ke- 
 wanee. 111. Pvt., U. S. A., Signal Corps, Govt. 
 Radio Sch., College Sta., Tex. Address, Scio- 
 ta, 111. 
 
 8404. LEO CHRYSOSTEM HECKLER 
 Engineer: B. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. Ap 19, 1893, 
 Blue Island. 111.; s. Henry I. (b. N 2, 1865, 
 do.) and Susan (Folman) Heckler (b. S 13, 
 1866, Mokena, 111.). Prepared in Thornton 
 Tp. H. S., Harvey. 111. ist R. O. T. C; 2nd 
 Lt., 332nd F. A., Camp Grant. Rockford, 111., 
 1917; "325th F. A., A. E. F.. France. Address, 
 15524 Vine Ave., Harvey, 111. 
 
 8405. ARCHIE LEO HEGENER 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 8, 1897, 
 
 Bluff Springs, 111.; s. John F. (b. S 24, 1851, 
 
 Brown Co., 111.) and Bertha Marie (Launer) 
 
 Hegener (b. Ag 28, 1S64, Cass Co., 111.). Pre- 
 
 pared in Beardstown H. S. Adelphic. Instr., 
 Man. Tr. H. S., Indianapolis, 1917; Cass Tech. 
 H. S., Detroit, 1917-18. Address, Bluff Springs, 
 
 8406. MARY RACHEL HEIN 
 (Sister of No. 8407) 
 Chief Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ja 17, 
 1893, Hahneman. 111.; d. W. A. (b. F 15, 1859, 
 Newark, 111.; and Liva M. (Cain) Hein (b. Ag 
 21, 1871. Tampico. 111.). Prepared in Sterling 
 Tp. H. S.; Univ. Acad.; Univ. of 111. Sch. of 
 Pharm.. Achoth. Teacher. H. S., Tampico, 
 111., 1917-18; Dietitian, Washington Blvd. 
 Hosp., Chicago; Chief. Dietitian, St. Luke's 
 Hosp., Chicago, 1918 — . Address, St. Luke's 
 Hosp., Chicago. 
 
 8407. MASON AUGUST HEIN 
 (Brother of No. 8406) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. JI 18, 1894. Tampico, 111.; 
 s. W. A. (b. F 15. 1859, Newark, 111.) and 
 Liva M. (Cain) Hein (b. Ag 21, 1871, Tampi- 
 co, 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S., Sec. B.' 
 S. A. T. C, Vocation Sch., Chicago, 1918-19. 
 .Address, 507 E. Chalmers St., Champaign. 
 
 8408. SPENCER REHBOCK HEINDEL 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Je 16, 1893, 
 Freeport, 111.; s. Albert J. (b. D 7, 1858, Wind- 
 sor, Pa.) and Leona F. Heindel (b. Ag 26, 
 1868. Freeport, 111.). Prepared in Stockton 
 H. S. C. E. Club. Civ. Engr., James Stewart 
 & Co., Inc., N. Y., 1917 — . Address, Stock- 
 ton, 111.; bus. add., 220 48th St.. Newport News, 
 Va. 
 
 8409. PAUL HENRY HEINEKE 
 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ag 29, 1895, Streator, 
 111.; s. W. J. (b. Ja 23, 1870, Secor, 111.) and 
 Emma (Riel) Heineke (b. N 14, 1874. Streator, 
 111.). Prepared in Streator Tp. H. S. Sigma 
 Nu; Phi Delta Phi; Adelphic; Comitatus. Law- 
 yer, Sullivan, 111. Address, Sullivan, 111. 
 
 8410. HERBERT CLARENCE HELM 
 
 (Brother of No. 3023, 5201) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 13, 1894, Metrop 
 olis. 111.; s. Douglas W. (b. Jl 23, i860, John 
 son Co,, HI.) and Mary (Hornell) Helm (b 
 F 17, 1863, do.). Prepared in Metropolis H 
 S. 2nd Lt., Co. A, 332nd Machine Gun Bn. 
 86th Division, Camp Grant, 111.; M. P. duty 
 Paris, France, 191 S — . Address, Metropolis 
 Ill.t 
 
 841 1. HAROLD HARTMAN HENSOLD 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 15, 1893, Ton 
 ica, 111.; s. W. F. (b. O 1869. do.) and E 
 (Hartman) Hensold (b. 1868, Granville, 111.) 
 Prepared in Tonica H. S.; Bloomington H. S 
 ."Mpha Gamma Rho. Farmer, Sidell, 111. En 
 =ign, Pelham Bay. 1918 — . Address, Tonica 
 111. 
 
 8412. ORAL VERA HESS 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O i, 1892, Sid- 
 ney, 111.; d. Merriam (b. Ja 20, 1863, Homer, 
 111.) and Clara E. (Wilson) Hess (b. D 26, 
 1866, Sidney, 111.). Prepared in Sidney H. S. ; 
 111. Woman's Coll. Gregorian. Teacher, 
 Brecksville, O. Address, Sidney, 111.; bus. 
 add., Brecksville, O. 
 
 8413. HARRY CLIFFORD HILDEBOLT 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 18, 1889. Eaton, 
 O. ; s. Orlando and Mary (Casey) Hildebolt. 
 Prepared in Eaton (O.) H. S.; Miami Univ. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Zeta. Farmer, Eaton, 
 O. Married Mary Stamback, S 11, 191 7. New 
 Paris, O. Address, R. 2, Eaton, O. 
 
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 8414. ROBERT EARL HILL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 31, 1894, Flora, 111.; 
 s. Solon P. (b. Cisne, IlL) and Wilmoth A. 
 • (Ayers) Hill (b. Sumner, 111.). Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. ; Eureka Coll., 191 1. Phi Del- 
 ta Phi; Varsity Wrestling Team, ist Lt., U. 
 S. A. S., 27th Aero Sqdn., ist Pursuit group, 
 A. E. F., France, and Intelligence Officer. Ad- 
 dress, Flora, HI. 
 
 8415. DAVID AVERY HILLS 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 14. 1889, 
 Chicago; s. Frank C. Hills. Prepared in Evan- 
 ston Tp H. H.; Armour Inst. Address, 839 
 Michigan Ave., Evanston, Ill.t 
 
 8416. MARTHA HILPERT 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 20, 1893, St. Louis; 
 d. Otto (b. Ap 6, 1847, Alstadt, Ger.) and Ma- 
 rie A. (Luyties) Hilpert (b. JI 4, 1858). Pre- 
 pared in McKinley II. S., St. Louis. Mem., 
 Ethical Soc. ; Assn. of Collegiate Alumnae. 
 Address, 2925 Lafayette Ave.. St. Louis. 
 
 8417. WALTER AUGUST HIMMEL- 
 REICHER 
 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 28, 1896, Chi- 
 cago; s. August (b. D 26, 1866, Wurttemburg, 
 Germany) and Selma (Ege) Himraelreicher (b. 
 D 31, 1866, Alsace, Germany). Prepared in 
 Carl Schurz H. S., Chicago. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Preliminary and Final Honors. Civ. Engr., F. 
 J. Bachelder, Chicago. Sergt., 26th Co., 
 Engrs., Camp Forrest, Ga. ; Mustered out. Ja 
 23, 1919. Address, 3142 N. Kimball Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8418. RALPH EBNER HIMSTEDT 
 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 31, 
 1893, Boody, HI.; s. C. F. Himstedt. Prepared 
 in Evanston Acad. Instr., Public Speaking, 
 Central H. S., Omaha, Neb. Sergt., Camp 
 Dodge, Des Moines, 1917; 2nd. Lt.. Instr., 
 Mach. Gun Corps, Camp Pike, Little Rock, 
 Ark.. 1917-18. Married Dorothy Scott, 1917, 
 Evanston, 111. Address, Blue Mounds, III.; 
 bus. add.. Central High School. Omaha, Neb. 
 
 8419. LYLE WILBUR HINES 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 23, 1895, Dunlap, 
 111.; s. Charles William (b. Jl ii, 1864, Peoria) 
 and Josephine Heneretta (Thompson) Hines 
 (b. Mr 24, 1867, Peoria. Prepared in Peoria 
 H. S. Chi Beta; Capt., Univ. Regt. 2nd Lt., 
 Co. E, 343rd Inf. N. A., Camp Grant, 111. 
 Married Mildred Marie Peterson, Je 9, 1918, 
 Fairmont, Minn. Address, 311 E. Blue Earth 
 Ave., Fairmont, Minn. 
 
 8420. ROY EVERETT HIPPLE 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. May 28, 1894, 
 Waterman, HI.; s. David F. (b. Ja 9, 1868, Del- 
 ville. Pa.) and Daisy Ada (Woods) Hippie (b. 
 Ag 4, 1873, Waterman, 111.). Prepared in 
 Waterman H. S. Vice-Pres., Agr. Club; Coun- 
 try Life Club; //;. Agr. Staff; Final Honors. 
 Farmer. Waterman, III. Mach. Gun Sect., 
 Camp Hancock, Ga.; Mustered out, Mr i, 
 1919. Address, Waterman, HI. 
 
 8421. JOHN A. HIRSTEIN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 22, 1891, Troy, 
 111.; s. John Hirstein. Prepared in McKen- 
 dree (Zoll. Acad, and Central Mennonite Coll. 
 .4ddrcss, Summerfield, Ill.t 
 
 8422. AARON ANDREW HOFFMAN 
 A. B. in Com.; b. O 19, 1894, Dwight, 111.; 
 s. Martin (b. Mr 7, 1866, do.) and Elizabeth 
 (Burkhart) Hoffman (b. Ag 28, 1868, do.). 
 Prepared in Dwight H. S. Cnil. Club. Co. K, 
 349th Inf., Camp Dodge la., 191 7 — . 2nd Lt.. 
 349th Inf., Camp Dodge. la.; Mustered out. 
 Mr 17, 191 9. Address, Dwight, 111. 
 
 8423. LOUIS ARTHUR HOFFMAN. 
 Chemist; A. B. in Chem. ; b. Jl 18, 1895, Au- 
 rora, 111.; s. Frank E. (b. My 14, 1873, De- 
 Kalb Co., 111.) and Florence M. (Eichelberger) 
 Hoffman (b. S 22, 1875, Lebanon, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Thornton Tp. H. S. Chem. Club. 
 Farmer, Fargo, N. Dak., 1917; Chem., Ault & 
 Wiborg, Cincinnati, 1918 — -. Address, 3566 
 Larkspur Ave., Hyde Park, Cincinnati. 
 
 8424. ALBERT BERNARD HOLECEK 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Ja 20, 1896, Chicago; 
 s. Fr.mk (b. N 19, 1865, Stozice, Bohemia) and 
 Josephine (Jaffek) Holecek (b. N 29, 1873, 
 Hillsboro, Wis.). Prepared in Harrison Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Law Club; Order of the Coif; 
 Preliminary and Final Honors; Law Scholar- 
 ships; Stud. Ed., Law Bull. Lawyer, Chicago, 
 1917 — ; Income Tax Insp., 1918 — . 2nd Lt., 
 Bat. E., 7th Regt., F. A. R. D., Camp Taylor, 
 1918; Ft. Sill. Okla., 1918; Mustered out, D 14, 
 1918. Address, 2624 S. Hamlin Ave., Chicago;, 
 bus. add., 69 Washington St., do. 
 
 8425. HELEN HOLLANDSWORTH 
 
 (CLARK) 
 (Wife of No. 8218; Sister of No. 7620) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl i, 189S, Canton, 
 111.; d. Charles Wesley (b. Ja 8, 1858, Fulton 
 Co., 111.) and Martha Louise (Chitty) Hol- 
 landsworth (b. My s, 1868, Yates City, III.). 
 Prepared in Canton H. S.; Knox Coll., 1913- 
 14. Achoth; Athenean; Le Cercle Frangais; 
 Der Deutsche Verein. Married Bayard Hand 
 Clark ('17), Ap 25, 1917, Danville, HI. Ad- 
 dress, 314 Linden Place, De Kalb, III. 
 
 8436. LAURA CLARK HOLMES 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 14, 1896, 
 West Chicago; d. Emery Brayton (b. Je i, 
 1S61, Oswego Co., N. Y.) and Ella Laura 
 (Clark) Holmes (b. N 19, 1869, Davenport, 
 la.). Prepared in West (Thicago H. S. Ach- 
 oth; Treas., H. Sc. Club; V. P., Gregorian; 
 Prelim. Honors; Chm., Sr. Breakfast Com.; 
 Illinae Historian; ist. Council, Woman's 
 League; Celtic Club. Legislative Chm., West 
 Chicago Woman's Club; O. E. S.; M. E. 
 Church. Teacher, Sc, Genoa, HI., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 40 Arbor Ave., West Chicago; bus. add., 
 Genoa, III. 
 
 8427. EUGENE CANFIELD HOPKINS 
 (Husband of No. 8489) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 7, 1894, Au- 
 nira. 111.; s. William Henry (b. Ja 13, 1855, 
 Yorkville, 111.) and Dolly Elizabeth (Dixon) 
 Hopkins (b. 1864, Piano, 111.). Prepared in 
 Yorkville H. S. Psi Unsilon; .Ma-wan-da; 
 Theta Nu Epsiloni; Comitatus; Graphomen; 
 Pres., Stud. Council; Track team. A. S. S. C. 
 1917-18.; Instr.. U. S. S. M. A., Urbana, 
 10 18; Cadet Flyer, 816 Aero Sqdn., Dallas, 
 Tex.; Mustered out, D 11. 1918. Married 
 Helen Marie Kirkpatrick ('17), D i, 1917. 
 Urbana. Child. Martha Jean, b. N 12, 1918 
 (died N IS. 1918). Address, Yorkville, III. 
 
 8428. GUY BEATTY HOPKINS 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 5, 1892, 
 Greenview, 111.; s. Charles Lincoln (b. Dela- 
 van. 111.) and Kate (Beatty) Hopkins (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Delavan H. S. Eta Kappa Nu. 
 Engr., Denver Gas & Elec Light Co. HI. Nat. 
 Guard, 1912-15. ist class Musician. 33.3rd 
 Heavy F. A., A. E. F., France. Married 
 Pe.Trl Conistock, Ao 25, 1918. Urbana. Child, 
 b. D 26, 1918. Address, Delavan, 111.; bus. 
 add., Denver Gas & Elec. Co., do. 
 
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 8429. SAMUEL CURTISS HOPKINS 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. My 2, 1895, Urbana; 
 s. George Hopkins. Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Q. M. Course Univ. of III. 2nd Lt., Q. 
 M. C, Ft. ]!enjamin Harrison, Indianapolis; 
 di-., Omaha, Nebr. ; do., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 504 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 8430. HIROSH HORIMURA 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 23, 1890, 
 Japan; s. I. Inabe. Prepared in Broadway H. 
 S., Seattle. Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc. ; Capt., 
 Varsity Gym. Team. Address, 121 Maynard 
 Ave., Seattle. t 
 
 8431. REID BUNN HORNEY 
 (Brother of No. 8432) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 6, 1894, Colfax, 
 III.; s. David Anderson (b. Je 24, i860, do.) 
 and Emma (Bunn) Horney (b. S 6, 1867, do.). 
 Prepared in Colfax H. S.; Grad., 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ.. 1913. Chem. Club. Lt., U. S. S. M. 
 A., Cadet Flying Sqd., Kelley Field, San An- 
 tonio, Tex.; Lt., Instr. Flying, Chanute Field, 
 Rantoul, 111., 1918. Address, Colfax, 111. 
 
 8432. WARREN REES HORNEY 
 (Brother of No. 8431) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 10, 1896, Col- 
 fax, 111.; s. David Anderson (b. Je 24, i860, 
 do.) and Emma (Bunn) Horney (b. S 6, 1S67, 
 do.). Prepared in Colfax H. S. Farm House; 
 Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club. Teacher, 
 Agr., H. S., Kasson, Minn., 1917-18. loth Co., 
 C. A. C, Ft. Caswell, N. C, 1918. Address, 
 Colfax. 111. 
 
 8433. SIEGFRIED IRVING WILLIAM 
 HORNKOHL 
 
 Arch. Designer; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 20, 
 1894, St. Joseph, Mo.; s. Fred (b. Ja 10, 1853, 
 Hanover, Ger.) and Alice (Jennie) Hornkohl 
 (b. D 20, 1854, Berne, Switzerland.). Pre- 
 pared in Central H. S., St. Joseph, Mo. Man- 
 dolin and Glee Club. Arch. Engr., Lehr Const. 
 Co., St. Joseph, Mo.; Outside Supvr., Rein- 
 forced Mill and Grain Tank Const., do.; De- 
 signer, Grain Tanks, do. Married Pearl Mark- 
 land, S 10, 1915, Champaign. Child, Siegfried 
 James, Jr., b. Ja 27, 1918. Address, 817 N. 
 13th St., St. Joseph, Mo.; bus. add., 1710 Fred- 
 erick Ave., do. 
 
 8434. LLOYD EARL HOSTETLER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 25, 1891, 
 Sugar Creek, O. ; s. Altine G. Hostetler. Pre- 
 pared in Calumet H. S., Sugar Creek, O. ; O. 
 St. Univ. Acacia; Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Tau; 
 E. E. Soc; F. A., 2nd Bat., Ft. Sheridan. 
 1917-18; 2nd Lt., Sch. of Fire, Ft. Sill, Okla., 
 1 918. Address, 7148 Emerald Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 8435. ORVILLE ADLAI HOUG 
 Bank Clerk; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 19, 
 
 1893, Dows, la.; s. Ole (b. Ja 11, 1867, Nor- 
 way) and Maria (Hanson) Houg (b. Jl 31, 
 1865, Wiota, Wis.). Prepared in Ellsworth 
 Coll. Acad.; Ellsworth Coll., 1912-13. Univ. 
 Band. Ewing's Zouave Band, 1917; Bank 
 Clerk, Citizens Nat. Bank. Hampton, la., 
 1917 — . Great Lakes Navy Band, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Hampton, la. 
 
 8436. CARL GOOCH HOWARD 
 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 11, 1895, Ben- 
 ton, 111.; s. Pleasant Joseph (b. D 3. 1840, 
 Tenn.) and Caldonia Lee (Gooch) Howard (b. 
 F 14, 1864, Pocahontas, Tenn.). Prepared in 
 Benton Tp. H. S. Sigma Kappa Zeta; Hort. 
 Club; Cap and Gown Com.; Lt., Univ. Brig. 
 1915-16. Agr. Engr., Smith Farm Tractor Co., 
 1917-18; Instr.. Sc, H. S., Morris, 111., 1918; 
 Asst., Exchange Dept., Univ. of 111., igig — . 
 Demobilization Officer, Camp Hancock. Ga.; 
 Mustered out, 1919 — . Address, 1007 W. Green 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 8437. ZEN HSIEH 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. £.; b. Je 22. 1892, 
 Szechuen, China; s. Chi-Ann Hsieh. Prepared 
 in Nanyang Prep. Sch.; Nanyang Coll., Shang- 
 hai, China. V. P., Chinese Stud. Club. Grad. 
 Stud. Westinghouse Elec. Co., Wilkinsburg, 
 Pa. Author: Militarism, A Means of Self Pro- 
 tection, Chinese Reform Neivs, Ag and S 1916;' 
 The Advantages of Elec. Rys. over Steam Rys.. 
 I he East Miscellany, My 191 7; The American 
 Electrical Industry, Association Progress, Ap 
 19118. Married Be Vong Lee, Jl 24, 1917, 
 Champaign. Address, 926 North Ave., Wil- 
 kinsburg, Pa. 
 
 8438. CHING LEE HSUN 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.- b. 1892, China; s. Sin 
 Lu Hsun. Prepared in Kiang Si H. S. and 
 Shin Ynan Sch.; Univ. of Calif. Chinese 
 Stud. Club. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 191 7. 
 Address, Nanchang, China. t 
 
 8439. JIN JEE HSUN 
 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. F 26, 1888, Nan Chang, 
 China; s. S. Y. Hsun. Prepared in Univ. of 
 Cahf. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Nanchang, China. 
 
 8440. ANDREW JOSEPH HUBER 
 Tel. Engineer; B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. N 7 
 1893, St. Marys, Mo.; s. Andrew Joseph and 
 Mary Ella (Kratter) Huber. Prepared in 
 Perryville (Mo.) H. S.; Univ. of Notre Dame. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Final Honors. 
 Engr., Am. Telephone and Telegraph Co., 
 Chicago, 1917-18. U. S. N., 1918— . Ad- 
 dress, 5949 Prairie Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8441. EDITPI ELIZABETH HUDSON 
 
 (WOODS) 
 (Wife of No. 8900) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 10, 1895, Kan- 
 kakee, 111.; d. Dr. Andrew M. (b. Ontario, 
 Canada) and Edith (Stanhope) Hudson (b. 
 Cincinnati). Prepared in Lake View H. S ■ 
 N. W. Univ. W. A. A.; Sec, Sr. Class! 
 Capt., Basketball; Class Hockey; Class Base- 
 ball. Married Ralf Charles Woods ('17), S 
 22, 191 7, Chicago. Child, Elizabeth Stanhope, 
 b Je 18, 19:8. Address, 4447 N. Hermitage 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8442. MARTIN COLLINS HUGHES 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 24, 1893, 
 
 Chariton, la.; s. Arthur Carey (b. F 22, 1868, 
 Warren Co.. la.) and Emma Jennie (Mar- 
 shall) Hughes (b. Ap 2, 1863, O.). Prepared 
 m J. Sterling Morton H. S., Cicero; Clyde 
 H. S.; Simpson Coll., 1911. Eta Kappa Nu; 
 E. E. Soc; Y. M. C. A.; Wrestling Team; 
 ist Lt. and Adjt., Univ. Brig. Instr., Elec. 
 Engng., Cornell Univ., 1916-18. Govt. Trade 
 Sch., do., 1 91 8 — . Mem., M. E. Church; Jr. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. Ed., Alpha Quarterly of 
 Eta Kappa Nu, Univ. of 111., igi6. Married 
 Rebecca Jane Worster, D 28, 1918, Chautauqua, 
 N. Y. Address. 3209 Ivison Ave., Berwyn, 111.; 
 bus. add., 202 College Ave., Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 8443. HAZEL EMILY HULBURD 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 17, 1894, Rochester, 
 N. Y.; d. Hugh E. (b. F 16, 1866, Medina, 
 N. Y.) and Elizabeth Clara (Bilton) Hulburd 
 (b. N 4, 1864, Knowlsville. N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Shaw H. S., East Cleveland. Sigma 
 Kappa; Phi Delta Psi; Yo Ma; W. A. A.; 
 Women's League. Married Dr. Lloyd F. Al- 
 len, Ap 2, 1917, Cleveland, O. Address, 1859 
 E. 87th St., Cleveland. 
 
 8444- IVAR NINUS HULTMAN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. S 3, 1893, 
 Sweden; s. Nels John Hultman. Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Lane Jr. Coll. 
 
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 Club; Jr. Am. Chem. Assn.; Rifle Club. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1917-1S. Chem.. Eastman 
 Kodak Co., Chicago, 1919—- Insp., Dept., U. 
 S. N., 1918. Address, 3443 Elaine Place, 
 Chicagolt 
 
 8445. FLORENCE JENNIE HUNT (FOGG) 
 (Wife of No. 6878; Sister of Nos. 3421, 5740) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 12, 1891, Ridott, 111.; 
 d. William (b. 1843, do.) and Jennie Adelaide 
 (Burdiclc) Hunt (b. do.). Prepared in Free- 
 port H. S.; Mich. Agr. Coll. Alpha Xi Delta; 
 TUiola; H. Sc. Club. Stud. Asst., H. Sc. 
 Exten., Univ. of HI., 1916-17. Married Alden 
 K. Fogg ('15), Je 25, 1917, Chicago. Address, 
 c/o C. W. Kemp, Wenona, 111. 
 
 8446. ALFRED HUGHLLYN HUNTER 
 Highway Kngr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 29. 
 18S5, Mendon, 111.; s. Hugh Hunter. Prepared 
 in Camp Point H. S. Div. Engr., 111. Highway 
 Comn. Address, 1310 Main St., Peoria. t 
 
 8447. HARRY LEE HUSSON 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 29, 1894, Auburn, 111.; 
 s. Jacob (b. D 14, 1S59, Mt. Joy, Pa.) and 
 Elizabeth Husson (b. Je 10, i860, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Auburn H. S. E. E. Soc; Scabbard 
 and Blade; Fresh. Varsity Track; ist Lt. and 
 Maj., Univ. Brig. U. S. S. M. A., Austin, 
 Te.x.; 4th Cadet Sqdn., Ellington Field, Hous- 
 ton, Tex.; 2nd Lt. Address, Auburn, 111. 
 
 8448. JOSEPHINE LADNER HUTCHIN- 
 SON 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 8, 1895, Mineral 
 Point, Wis.; d. James William (b. Ja 11, 1853, 
 Mineral Point, Wis.) and Sarah Genevieve 
 (Phillips) Hutchinson (b. Mr 26, 1858, Min- 
 eral Point, Wis.). Prepared in Mineral Point 
 (Wis.') H. S.; Lawrence Coll.; Univ. of Wis.; 
 Columbia Univ. Pi Beta Phi. Address, Min- 
 eral Point, Wis. 
 
 8449. RALPH IMES 
 
 (Brother of No. 7648) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 20. 1893, 
 Colchester, 111.; s. Charles Isaac (b. My 4, 
 1853, Macomb, 111.) and Mary Angeline 
 (Stapp") Inies (b. Ag 31, 1858, Colchester, 
 111.). Prepared in Macomb H. S.; West. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, Am. Hist, and Phys., 
 H. S., Reno, Nev., 1917 — • Mem., A. F. A. 
 M. Address, 420 W. Calhoun St., Macomb, 
 111.; bus. add., Y. M. C. A. Bldg, Reno, Nev. 
 
 8450. HENRY NEWTON INGWERSEN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 19. 1896, Chicago; s. 
 Timotheus H. (b, Ag 31, 1867, la.) and Char- 
 lotte E. (Newton) Ingwersen (b. D 9, 1871). 
 Prepared in Calumet H. S., Chicago; Univ. of 
 Chicago. Sigma Nu; Alpha Zeta. 2d. Lt., 24th 
 Inf.. Co. B. Columbus, N. M. Address, 9812 
 Longwood Drive, Chicago. 
 
 8451. MANLY SEYMOUR JACKSON 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 29, 1891, 
 Florence. Ala.; s. Seymour T. (b. Ap 29, 1854, 
 Oberlin, O.) and Mary Lucinda (Mann) Jack- 
 son. Prepared in Logan (Ind.) H. S.; Coe 
 Coll.; la. St. Coll. Phi Gamma Delta; Arch. 
 Club; Pres., Student Volunteer Band; Y. M. 
 C. A. Cabinet. Supt. Constr.. Y. M. C. A. 
 Bide., Chanute Field. Rantoul. 111., 1917; Engr. 
 Corps, Hdqtrs. Co., 313th Engrs. Camp Dodge, 
 Des Moines, la. Mustered out U. S. A. S., D 
 1018. Address, Pine River, Minn. 
 
 8452. HARRIET LILLIAN JAMES 
 (Sister of Nos. 1708, 2709, 4727. 6984) 
 Teacher: A. B. in H. Sc; b. N 18, 1895, 
 Ambov. IlL; d. Peleg Miner (b. Jl 14, 1850, 
 
 Exeter, R. I.) and Lottie Louise (Vaughan) 
 Tames (b. Ap 17, 1S58, Amboy, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in .\mboy H. S. Sigma Kappa; lUiola; 
 H. Sc. Club. Address. Amboy, 111. 
 
 8453. WALTER PARY JAMES 
 B. S. in -A^gr.; b. O 22, 1891, Lincolnville, 
 Ind.; s. D. B. James. Prepared in Blooming- 
 ton (Ind.) H. S. Pvt., Co. M. 51st Inf., Base 
 Censor's Office, Paris. Address, R. 10, 
 Bloomington, Ind.t 
 
 8454. ZELMA JOCKISCH (ICE) 
 (Wife of No. 6977) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 23, 1895. Beardstown, 
 111.; d. J. Victor (b. S 27, 1861, do.) and Han- 
 nah (Yeck) Jockisch (b. Jl 7, 1871, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Beardstown H. S. Alpha Delta Pi. 
 Teacher, Beardstown H. S., 1917-18. In hospital 
 Dept., Nitro, W. Va. Jilarried Noel C. Ice 
 ('15), Je I, 1 918, Beardstown, 111, Address, 
 1021 Washington St., Beardstown, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Hospital Dept., Nitro, W. Va. 
 
 8455. DONALD CHARLES JOHNS 
 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ap 11. 1892, Danville, 
 111.; s. Charles Freemont and Jane Tenbrook 
 ( McReynolds) Johns. Prepared in Danville 
 
 II. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Swimming Team. P. A. Paymaster, U. S. N.; 
 Supply Officer, U. S. S. Melville; Lt., do. Ad- 
 dress. 608 S. Buchanan St., Danville, 111. 
 
 8456. ELFRETH GEORGE JOHNSON 
 Herdsman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 17, 1893, 
 
 Mcdora, 111.; s. George E. (b. Mr 7, 1868) and 
 Delia A. (Day) Johnson (b. Je 20, i868). Pre- 
 pared in Medora and Jerseyville H. Schs. 
 .■\lpha Zeta; .'\gr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club. 
 Herdsman, Ann Arbor, Mich.; do., St. Paul, 
 Minn. Corp., Const. Co. No. 15, A. S. S. C, 
 Field I, Mineola, L. I. Sergt., do., A. E. F,, 
 France, 1918 — . Address, Medora, 111. 
 
 8457. JULIUS NICHOLAI JOHNSON 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 20, 1889, Elgin, 
 III.; s. John M. (b. Ja 31. i860, Vivill, Den- 
 mark) and Marie (Nielson) Johnson (b. Mr 9, 
 1862, Stenberghaalt, do.). Prepared in Elgin 
 H. S. Phi Kappa Tau; Scabbard and Blade; 
 tst. Lt. and Capt., Univ. Brig. Address, 21 N. 
 Jackson St., Elgin, 111. 
 
 8458. RADFORD MURR.-\Y JOHNSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in .\gr. ; b. Tl 6, 1802, Cross- 
 
 ville. 111.; s. Elijah W. (b. Ja 9, 1858, Gray- 
 ville. 111.) and Laura B. (Davenport) Johnson 
 (b. Ja I. 1863, Grayville, 111.). Prepared in 
 So. Collegiate Inst. -Agr. Club. Lds. Yeoman, 
 U. S. Navy. Address, Crossville, 111. 
 
 8459. ROBERT EUGENE JOHNSON 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 29, 189.1, Lawrence- 
 burg, Ky. ; s. Jesse Melette (b. Ap 10, 1846, 
 Culpepper Co., Va.) and Sallie Elizabeth 
 (Bond) Johnson (b. N 21, 1832). Prepared in 
 Lawrenceburg, (Ky.) H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsi- 
 lon; Helmet; Theta Tau. R. O. T. C. Ft. 
 Harrison. Ind., 191 7; 3rd R. O. T. C, Camp 
 Grant, 111. Address, Lawrenceburg, Ky. 
 
 8460. RUBY EM^L\ JOHNSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 23, 
 189-!, Lake City, la.; d. Theodore Chapman (b. 
 Rockford, 111.) and Hettie Elizabeth (Hosmer) 
 Johnson (b. Ag 10, 185S, Ogle Co., 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Rockford H. S.: Rockford Coll.; No. 
 
 III. St. Norm. Teacher, H. S., Chebanse, 111. 
 1917-18. Mem,, Episcopal Church, Address, R. 
 9, Rockford, 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 Chebanse, 111. 
 
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 8461. JAMES MARTIN JOHNSTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 8, :89s, 
 Chapel Hill. N. C; s. Charles Wilson (b. 1839, 
 do.) and Agnes Morton (Hughes) Johnston (b. 
 1840, Cedar Grave, N. C). Prepared in Trinity 
 Park H. S., Durham, N. C; Univ. of N. C. Phi 
 Delta Kappa; Chem. Soc; Varsity Gym. Team. 
 Teacher, Chem. H. S., Springfield, 111. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. U. S. S. M. A., Atlanta, Ga. 
 Flying Cadet, France, 1917-18; 2nd Lt., Avia- 
 tion Section Signal O. R. C, American Air 
 Service, A. E. F., France. Address, R 2, 
 Chapel Hill, N. C. 
 
 8462. PAUL EVANS JOHNSTON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 21, 1895, Milton, 
 111.; s. Otis Johnston. Prepared in Pittsfield 
 H. S. F&rnicr, Milton, 111., 1917. Sergt., 149th 
 F. A., Div. 42, A. E. F., France, igii— .Ad- 
 dress, Milton, Ill.t 
 
 8463. DUDLEY EMERSON JONES 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. O 20, 1892, Sedalia, Mo;, 
 s. Arthur Clifton (b. S iS, i86o, Keokuk. la.) 
 and Georgia Ann (Jackson) Jones (b. O 18, 
 1856, Boone Co., Mo.). Prepared in Little Rock 
 PI. S. Sigma Chi; Scarab. 2nd Lt., ist O. T. C, 
 Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis; iS9th De- 
 pot Brig., Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky., 1918 — . 
 Address, 814 Scott St., Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 8464. FRANCES BEULAH JONES 
 Instructor; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 15, 1894, 
 
 Cisco. 111.; d. Percival Gray (b. Ag 11, 1858, 
 McLean, HI.) and Anna E. (Loveless) Jones 
 (b. S 2, 1864. Delaware, O.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Chi Omega; Phi Delta Psi; Yo Ma; 
 Pres., Soph. Illinae; Sr. Advisory Board, Wo- 
 man's League; V. P., Sr. Class. Head, H. Econ. 
 Dept., Park Coll. Parkville, Mo., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, Park College, Parkville, Mo. 
 
 8465. FRANK WILLIAM JONES 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 11, 1895, To- 
 
 wanda, 111.; s. Maurice E. (b. O 9, 1864, do.,) 
 and Alice Lillian (Rockel) Jones (b. Mr 29, 
 1869, Fletcher. 111.). Prepared in Bloomington 
 H. S. Farm House; Prelim. Honors. Address, 
 Towanda, 111. 
 
 8466. PAUL CLIFFORD JONES 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. JI 10, 1893, 
 
 Henry, 111.; s. William Henry (b. F 20, 1847, 
 Ontario, Can.) and Ida Senora (Hemminger) 
 Jones (b. Ja 25. 1855, Covington, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Henry H. S. Corp., Camp Dodge, la., 
 1917; Sergt., E. R. O. T. C, Camp Lee, Va.; 
 2nd Lt., do. Address, Henry, III. 
 
 8467. WALTER ORTIS JONES 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 3, 1893, Kankakee, 
 111. Prepared in Urbana H. S. U. S. N., Co. D, 
 Regt., 22, Barracks 2227, Great Lakes, 111. Ad- 
 dress. SOI E. Stoughton St., Champaign. 
 
 8468. EHME JOHN JOOSTEN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. N ?o, 1894, Flanagan, 111.; 
 s. George Janssen (b. 1864, Luebbertsfehn, 
 Ostfriesland, Ger.) and Wuebkea (Aden) 
 Joosten (b. 1864, Golden, 111.). Prepared in 
 Univ. H. S., Normal, 111.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Sigma Phi Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Adelphic; 
 Agr. Club. 2nd Lt.. U. S. A., Ft. Benjamin 
 Harrison and Central Dept., Chicago; Mustered 
 out, D 1918. Address, Flanagan, 111. 
 
 8469. FRANK MONTEATH JUDSON 
 
 Business; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ap 30, 
 1895, Evanston. 111.; s. F. P. Judson. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Alpha Kappa Psi; Beta Gamma 
 Epsilon; Alpha Delta Sigma; Ma-wan-da; 
 Sachem; Helmet; Bus. Mgr., 19 17 Illio. Mail 
 Order Dept., Montgomery Ward & Co., Chica- 
 go. Sergt., 132nd Ord. Depot Co., Camp 
 
 Hancock, Ga.; Mustered out, D 19, 1918. Mar- 
 ried Gladys Stahl, Ja 6, 1919, Evanston, 111. 
 Address, 1125 Maple Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. 
 
 8470. HENRY WILBUR KAMP 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S,; A, M., 
 
 1918; b. D 9, 1895. Chicago; s. Mrs. Peter 
 Kamp. Prin., Co. H. S., Crosby. N. Dak. 
 Address, 319 W. Park Ave., Watseka, 111.; 
 bus. add., Crosby, N. Dak. 
 
 8471. ADOLPH HENRY K.\UFMANN 
 Chem.; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 10, 1894, 
 St. Louis; s. Adolph (b. N 20, i860, Germany) 
 and Henrietta (Heinicke) Kaufmann (b. Ap 12, 
 1869, Detroit). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S. 
 Chem. Club. Chem. Engr., Research Lab., Chi- 
 cago, 1917-18; Asst., Chem., Forest Products 
 Chem. Co., Memphis. Mem., A. <^. S.. Married 
 Louise Haake, Ap 4, 1918, Chicago. Child, 
 Eugene Henry, b. Mr 25, 1919. Address, 348 
 N. McNeil St., Memphis. 
 
 8472. SHERMAN LITTLE KELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 28, 1881, 
 Kell, 111.; s. Matthew Cannon (b. Marion Co., 
 111.) and Martha Ida (Morton) Kell (b. Salem, 
 111.). Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Asst. Prin. and Teacher, Sc, Tp. H. 
 S., Benton, 111., 1917 — . Mem., Presby. Church; 
 A. F. A. M. Address, Benton, 111. 
 
 8473- ARNOLD RAMAN KEMP 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 26, 1894, 
 Waynetown, Ind. ; s. Stephen Edward (b. N 24, 
 1 861, Montgomery Co., Ind.) and Minnie 
 (Meek) Kemp (b. S 27, 1875, Fountain Co., 
 Ind.). Prepared in Waynetown (Ind.) H. S-! 
 Ind. Univ. Pi Pi Rho; Agr. Club; Hoof and 
 Horn Club; Circulation Mgr., 111. Agr. Asst., 
 Swine Div., Univ. of Calif., summer, 1917; 
 \'o_cational Agr. Teacher, St. Vocational Sch., 
 Fairmont, Ind., 1917-18. Co. 720, Sig. Sch., 
 U. S. N., Operating Base, Hampton Roads, Va. 
 Married Helen Ruth Dillon, Ag 15, 191 7, 
 Champaign. Child, Arnold Raman, Jr., b. N 
 22, 1918. Address, Fairmont, Ind. 
 
 8474. KAYWIN KENNEDY 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 24, 1895, Minonk, 
 111.; s. Thomas (b. D 6, 1858, do.) and Clara 
 (Hart) Kennedy (b. O 13, 1863, Kappa. 111.). 
 Prepared in Minonk H. S. -Beta Theta Pi; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Mask and Bauble; Comitatus; 
 Sr. Mem., ist Univ. Band; Scout Ed., Daily 
 mini. Law Student, Bloomington Law Sch. 
 Enlisted. Ord. Dept.; Army Candidate Sch., 
 Signal Section, A. E. F., France; 2nd Lt., 309 
 Field Signal Bat., do.; Mustered out, 19 18. 
 Address, 1201 Broadway, Normal, 111. 
 
 8475- EVERETT FRANK KENT 
 (Brother of No. 5755) 
 Dairy Specialist; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 4, 1894, 
 Gridley, 111.; s. Edgar Frank (b. Boston) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Carson) Kent (b. Winnebago, 
 111.). Prepared in Gridley and Champaign H. 
 Schs. Bushnell Guild. Dairy Testing, 1917. 
 Univ. of 111. Unit Ambulance Service; A. S. 
 S. R. C, Barracks A, Call Field, Wichita, 
 Falls, Te.x. Address, Gridley, 111. 
 
 8476. FLORENCE ELLEN KERN 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 15, 1894. Washington, 
 HI.; d. O. S. Kern. Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. V. P., Jr. Illinae. Address, no E. 
 John St., Champaign. t 
 
 8477. JULIUS CAESAR KERNER 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. F 7, 1893, Chicago; ». 
 Joseoh A. Kerner. Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. Stud. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E. Address, 5103 W. 23rd St., 
 Cicero, Ill.t 
 
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 8478. JAMES MOSS KETCH 
 Elec. Engl-.; B. S. in E. E.; b. S 18, 1892, 
 Plain City, O.; s. Hylas Roulette and Dora 
 Elizabeth (Herriott) Ketch. Prepared in Deca- 
 tur H. S.; James Millikin Univ., 1910-12. E. 
 E. See; Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. Research 
 in Illumination and Light, Nat. Lamp Works, 
 Gen. Elec. Co., Cleveland. Instr., Gun. U. S. 
 S. M. A., Urbana, 1917 — . Address, n6o W. 
 Decatur St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 8479. HELEN BERTHA KEUSINK 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Je 11, 1894, Champaign; 
 d. Andrew (b. Ja 13, 1859, Schenectady, N. 
 Y.) and Lena (Trams) Keusink (b. S 30, 1871, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Teacher, 
 Blue Mound, 111., 1918 — . Address, 314 E. 
 White St., Champaign; bus. add.. Blue Mound, 
 111. 
 
 8480. GEORGE WILSON KiDD 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. O 15, 1894, Chicago; s. A. 
 E. Kidd. Prepared in Lake H. S., Chicago. 
 C. E. See. Address, 3713 Wentworth Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8481. CLARENCE EUGENE KIMMEL 
 (Husband of No. 8106) 
 
 Asst., U. S. Shipping Bd.; A. B. in C. A. & 
 S.; b. Jl 17, 1895, DuQuoin, 111.; s. Daniel 
 Luther (b. Ag 23, 1859) and Edith (Preston) 
 Kimmel (b. D 5, 1861). Prepared m DuQuoin 
 H. S.; 111. Coll.; Univ. of Mich. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Phi Delta Phi; Phi Beta Kappa: Grap- 
 homen; Co- Author, Union Operas, I'm Neutral 
 and Keep to The Right; Bd. of Oratory; Staff, 
 111 Mag. Grad. Stud., George Washington 
 Univ., :9i7. Asst., Dept. Head, U. S. Ship 
 ping Bd. Emergency Fleet Corporation. Mar 
 ried Alice Nona Armstrong ('17), S 8, 1917 
 Tolono, 111, Address, 5418 Sansom St., Phila 
 delphia. 
 
 8482. RUTH MOORE KINCAID 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 31, 1894, 
 Farmer City, 111.; d. G. M, Kincaid. Prepared 
 in Farmer City Tp. II. S.; N. W. Univ. Delta 
 Gamma; Omicron Nu; Phi Delta Psi; Alethe- 
 nai; Yo Ma; II. Sc. Club; ///. Agr. Staff; Sr. 
 Memorial Com. Sr. Invitation Com. Sec. Jr. 
 Illinae; Social Chm.. Woman's League. Teach- 
 er H. S., Jerseyville, 111. Address, Farmer 
 City, 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, Jersey- 
 ville, III. 
 
 8483. EDWARD HERSCHEL KING 
 Farmer; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 8, 1894, 
 Lincoln, 111.; s. Edward Greene (b. D 12, 1852, 
 Hart Co., Ky.) and Anna (Johnson) King (b. 
 Jl 7, 1867. Athens, 111.). Prepared in Lincoln 
 H. S.; Tenn. Militarv Acad., Sweetwater, 
 Tenn. Phi Kappa Sigma. Cadet Sqdn. No. 1, 
 Taylor Field, Montgomery, Ala., 1918; 2nd 
 Lt., Flying Instr., Taylor Field; Fort Worth; 
 Mustered out, D 19, 1918. Address, Athens, 
 111. 
 8484. WENDELL LATHROP KINGSLEY 
 Supervisor; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 28, 1894, 
 Chicago; s. Frank W. (b. D 28, 1862) and 
 Martha (Leonard) Kingsley (b. Jl 10, 1862), 
 Prepared in Carl Schurz H. S., Chicago. Class 
 Track. Test Supervisor, Calif. Address, 5455 
 N. Lima Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 107 Agricul- 
 tural Hall, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 8485. ALFRED RICHARDSON KINSEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 19, 1893, 
 Centralia, 111.; s. John (b. Birmingham. Eng.) 
 and Frances Milinda (Leffel) Kinsey (b. 
 Springfield, O.). Prepared in Centralia Tp. H. 
 S. Phi Kappa Tau; Agr. Club; Hoof and 
 Horn Club; Egyptian Club. Farmer, Canada, 
 1917. Asst. Organizer, Saskatchewan Grain 
 Growers Assn^ Regina, Sask., Canada. Ad- 
 dress, Estlin, Sask., Canada. 
 
 8486. JACK KINSEY 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 24, 1895, Morestovirn, 
 Ind. Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst.; Univ. 
 of Wis. Delta Upsilon. Farmer, Mackinaw, 
 111. Address, Mackinaw, lU.t 
 
 8487. JOHN GEORGE ESTILL KIPP 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 22, 1895, St. 
 Louis; s. John Kipp. Prepared in Central H. 
 S., St. Louis, ist Lt., ist Aviation Sqdn,, U. 
 S. M. C, Mineola, Long Island, N. Y. Ad- 
 di'css, 3923 Botanical Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 8488. BERTHA MAY KIRK 
 (Sister of Nos. 3824, 5248) 
 Supvr., Phys. Tr. ; A. B. in L. A. & S.; 
 b. Ag 15, 1895, Olney, 111.; d. Orlando T. (b. 
 Mr 22, 1857, Warsaw, Ind.) and Mary (Cum- 
 mings) Kii-k (b. Ja 8, i860. Blue Mound, 111.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S.; James Millikin 
 Univ., 1913-14. Gregorian; Country Life 
 Club; Pres., W. A. A.; Capt., Class Hockey; 
 Mgr., Interclass Basketball. Dir., Play- 
 grounds, Urbana, summer, 1917; Supvr., Phys. 
 Tr., Pub. Sch., Drumright, Okla., 1917-18; 
 ilo., Bartlesville, Okla., 1918 — . Address, 461 
 S. Siegel St., Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 415 
 Chickasaw Ave., Bartlesville, Okla. 
 
 8489. HELEN MARIE KIRKPATRICK 
 
 (HOPKINS) 
 (Wife of No. 8427; Sister of No. 7693) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b, O 26, 1895, Urbana; d. 
 Fred Dilling (b. Jl 3, 1867, Mayview, 111.) 
 and Virginia (Hedges) Kirkpatrick (b. S 9, 
 1873, Urbana). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Chi Omega; Yo Ma; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi 
 Delta Psi; Omicron Nu; Alethenai; Treas., Jr. 
 ("lass. Married Eugene Canfield Hopkins 
 ('17), D I, 1917, Urbana. Child, Martha 
 Jean, b. N 12 1918 (died N 15, 1918). Ad- 
 dress, 1017 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 8400. HELEN MYNETTE KISER 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 31, 1894, 
 Indianapolis; d. Charles Lee (b. S 17, 1867, 
 Thorntown, Ind.) and Mariette Elotia (Rath- 
 hun) Kiser (D. Ag 20, 1871, Waterford, Pa.). 
 I'repared in Champaign H. S. Teacher, H. 
 Sc, H. S., Lawler, la.; Instr.. Eng., Lanier 
 Univ., Atlanta, Ga., 1918 — . Address, 506 
 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 8491. NANCIE KLEIN 
 (Sister of No. 6363) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 3, 1889, 
 Muscatine, la.; d. Jackson Andrew Johnson 
 (b. Mr II, 1866) and Emma Eliza (Plitt) 
 Klein (b. N 16, 1866, Kansas City). Pre- 
 pared in Univ. .'Kcad. Teacher, H. S., Mat- 
 toon, 111. Address, 402 S. Lincoln Ave., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add., c/o High School, Mattoon, 111. 
 
 8492. MILDRED LOUISE KLINDWORTH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 9, 1894, 
 Des Moines la.; d. Albert John (b. Ap 13, 
 1867, Galena, 111.) and Anna Sophia (Henke) 
 Klindworth (b. Jl 21, 1869, Steubenville, O.). 
 Prepared in Royen H. S., Youngstown, O. ; 
 Champaign H. S. Treas. and Mgr., Poster 
 Com., Gregorian. Teacher, Eng. and Latin, 
 H. S., Manstield, 111., 1917-18. Mem., Class- 
 ical Assn.; North Central Assn. Address, 
 Mansfield, 111. 
 
 S493. JOHN CHRISTIAN KNOCHE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 2, 1895, Ridgeville, 
 111.; s. Henry (b. Farmington, Mo.) and Lucy 
 Agnes (Ramsey) Knoche (b. Onarga, 111.). 
 Prepared in Onarga H. S. Beta Theta Pi; 
 Sergt. and Maj., Univ. Brig. 2nd Lt., U. S. 
 R., O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111.; 342nd Inf., 
 Camp Grant, 111.; 1st Lt., do.. 86th Div.. A. E. 
 F., France, 1918 — . Address, Onarga, 111. 
 
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 8494. HARRY GAYLORD KNOX 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 22, 1895, 
 
 Indianapolis; s. Rev. George (b. F 8, 1853, 
 Newry, Pa.) and Harriet Lydia (Crozier) 
 Knox (b. S 22, 1858, Olney, 111.). Prepared 
 in West Lafayette .(Ind.) H. S.; Purdue Univ., 
 1913-14. Varsity Track. Stud., McCormick 
 Theol. Sem., Chicago, 1919 — . Camp Grant, 
 111. and Camp Funston; Mustered out, igig. 
 Married Lela Emogene Shearer, Ag 4. 1918, 
 Chicago. Address, 521 VValdron St., W. La 
 Fayette, Ind.; bus. add., 2330 N. Halsted St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8495. NIELS ALFRED KNUDSEN 
 Struct. Engr. ; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 21, 
 
 1892, Clinton, la.; s. Peter (b. Stenmagle, 
 Denmark) and Bodill Maria (Ganderup) Knud- 
 sen (b. Bertoff, Sleswig). Prepared in Clin- 
 ton (la.) H. S.; St. Univ. of la. Engr., 111. 
 Steel Co., Chicago, 191718; do., Bradley & 
 Hamner, 1918; do.. Swift & Co., 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Emma Rose 
 Schaller, Ap 23, 1916, Clinton, la. Child, 
 John Alfred, b. My 10, 1918 (died Je 7, 1918). 
 Address, 2503 N. Monticello Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., Swift & Co., do. 
 
 8496. ELOISE KOCH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 30, 
 1896, St. Louis; d. Henry W. (b. 1865, do.) 
 and Charlotte (Bender) Koch (b. 1868, do.). 
 Prepared in McKinley H. S., St. Louis; Har- 
 ris Teacher's Coll., 1913-is; Washington 
 Univ., 1915. Phi Beta Kajipa. Teacher, Pub. 
 Schs., St. Louis. Mem., Coll. Club, St. Louis. 
 Address, 2738 Accomac St., St. Louis. 
 
 8497. JOHN LOUIS KOHN 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. N 30, 1894, Elgin, 
 111.; s. Charles L. (b. do.) and Hattie L. (Moul- 
 ton) Kohn (b. Wilsonville, Conn.). Prepared 
 in Elgin H. S. Theta Nu Epsilon. 131st Ord. 
 Depot Co., U. S., Camp Hancock, Ga., 191 7 — . 
 Address, 389 Chicago St., Elgin, 111. 
 
 8498. OTTO PETER KOLMER 
 Mechanic; B. S. in Agr. ; b. F 20, 1889, 
 Waterloo, 111.; s. Conrad Henry (b. S 16, 1856, 
 Waterloo, 111.) and Louise (Weidemann) Kol- 
 mer (b. Ap 27, i860, Floraville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Waterloo H. S. Agr. Club; Egyptian 
 Club; Hoof and Horn Club. Expert Mechanic, 
 Smith Form-A-Tractor Co., Chicago. Aviation 
 Machinist, Co, H. Regt. 15, New Aviation 
 Camp, Great Lakes, 111. Address, Waterloo. 
 111. 
 
 8499. HERBERT JOHN KRASE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. F 13. 
 1894, Chicago; s. Herman C. (b. do.) and 
 Emilie (Schrieder) Krase (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 
 1913-15. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Research Engr, 
 Pfanstiehl Co., North Chicago; Chem., Chemi- 
 cals Co., Highland Park, 111., 1919 — . Mem., 
 A. C. S. Address, 4338 N. Lincoln St., Chicago: 
 bus. add.. Special Chemicals Co., Highland 
 Park. 111. 
 
 8500. ROBERT GRAHAM KREILING 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ap 26, 1896, 
 Peshtigo. Wis.; s. A. H. (b. Bishop, 111.) and 
 Tennie G. (Graham) Kreiling (b. Goodenow, 
 111.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago; 
 Lane Jr. Coll., 1913-14. Research Chem., Am. 
 Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co., St. Louis. 191 7. 
 2nd Lt., Mo. St. Guard. 1917-18. With Armour 
 Fertilizer Co.. Nashville, Tenn., 1918 — -. Auth. : 
 An Improved Victor Meyer Vapor Density 
 Apparatus, Jour, of Am. Chem. Soc, Vol. 
 XXXIX, No. II, 191 7. Mem., A. C. S. Ad- 
 dress, 3730 Westminster Place, St. Louis; bus. 
 add., c/o Armour Fertilizer Co., Nashville, 
 Tenn. 
 
 8501. AMELIA A. KRIEG 
 Grad. Stud; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 7 
 1897, Chicago; d. William G. (b. Ja 20, 1874' 
 do.) and Clara J. (Patz) Krieg (b. O 18, 1876, 
 do.). Prepared in John Marshall H. S., Chica- 
 go; Grad. Stud., Lib. Sch., Univ. of 111 
 19^7— .Address, 6i8 S. Kenilworth Ave., Oak 
 Park, 111. 
 
 8502. OTTO KRIEGL 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 30, 1885, 
 Austria; s. Florian Kriegl. Prepared in Staats 
 Gymnasium, Innshuich. Fort bildungs Schule, 
 Vorberilting Skuvuis fur die Ingeniewischule, 
 Ingenierschule zu Mannheim and Elec. Engng 
 Sch. E. E. Soc; Der Deutsche Verein. Elec 
 Engr., Innsbruck, Austria. Address, Hottin- 
 zeran 36, Innsbruck, Austria. t 
 
 8503. JOHN GUSTAV KRIEWITZ 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 16, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 r/,?n*'x*^T; -^ ?'• 'Sso, Ger.) and Fredericka 
 (VVilke) Kriewitz (b. Ap 10, 1856 Ger) Pre- 
 pared in Bowen II. S., Chicago. Co. M.,' 349th 
 Inf., Camp Dodge, la., 191 7, Sergt., Co. L., 
 346th Inf., 1917-18; 2nd Lt., Co. A, 83rd Inf., 
 Camp Pike; Mustered out, D 1918. Address, 
 7247 Jeffery Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8504. LOUIS GUSTAVE KRUG 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Je 13, 1893 
 St. Louis; s. Gus (b. Ja 17, 1854, do.) and 
 Amaha (Dauber) Krug (b. S 16, 1862, Mascou- 
 tah. 111.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Iheta Nu Epsilon; Capt., Class football; Fresh. 
 Varsity Swimming; Capt., Varsity Water Polo 
 Chemist, Illinois Steel Co., Gary, Ind., 1914- 
 15 ; do., William Wrigley, Jr. Co., Chicago, 
 1917; do., Glaser Crandell Co., Picklers, Chi- 
 cago, 1917-18; Jr. Chem., U. S. Bur. Chem., 
 Chicago, 1918— . Mem., A. C. S., Address, 
 2837 Cambridge Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8505. MARTIN BILLMIRE KUGLER 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 14, 1890. Yorkville, 111.; 
 s. Orus Eugene and Agnes Elisa (Billmire) 
 Kugler. Prepared in Yorkville H. S. Acacia; 
 2nd Lt., A. S. S. R. C. U. S. A. Married 
 Lucile Rhodes, F 16, 1918, Galveston, Tex. 
 Address, Piano, 111. 
 
 8506. JOHN JAMES LACEY 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. M" i, 1892, El- 
 wood, 111.; s. Thomas (b. Ja i, 1859. Joliet, 
 111.) and Mary Alice (Baskerville) Lacey (b. 
 Ap 8. i86i, Wilmington, 111.). Prepared in 
 Wilmington H. S. Phrenocon; Phi Kappa Tau; 
 Adelphic: Ed. ///. Agr. Chm., Sr. Ball Com. 
 Teacher, De Kalb, III. Address, De Kalb, 111. 
 
 8507. GUSTAF PETRUS LAGERGREN 
 Arch. Designer; B. S. in A. E.; Ap 7, 1876, 
 LIpsala. Sweden; s. Carl G. (b. Je 21, 1846, 
 Ostersund, do.) and Selma (Vesterlund) Lager- 
 gren (b. Jl 17, 1846, Streugnas, do.). Prepared 
 in South Side Acad.. Chicago; Bradley Poly. 
 Inst.; Tundswall Acad, for Boys, Sweden; A. 
 B., Univ. of Chicago, 1908. Y. M. C. A.; V. 
 P., Arch. Club. Arch. Designer and Drafts- 
 man, Petersboro, Can., 1917; do., Leonard 
 Const. Co., Chicago, 1917; do., Morgan Park, 
 Duluth, Minn. ist Cavalry, 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1 91 2- 14. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Swedish Club, 
 Chicago; Am. Assoc. Engrs. ; Licensed Arch., 
 St. of III. Address, Morgan Park, Duluth, 
 Minn. 
 
 8508. WALTER ALEXANDER LAING 
 
 (Brother of No. 5258) 
 Produce Inspector; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 2, 
 1893, Chicago; s. I. F. and Barher (Driver) 
 Laing (b. Racine, Wis.). Prepared Vn Oak 
 
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 Park H. S. Phi Kappa Psi; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Helmet Club; Class Football; V. P., Stud. 
 Council. Insp., Armour & Co. 2nd Class Sea- 
 man and Co. Commander, U. S. N. Address, 
 283 Franklin Ave., River Forest, 111. 
 
 8509. HALLIE EUNICE LAMB 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 5259, 5260, 6373) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; ... S 19, 1894, Paxton, 
 111.; d. C. A. Lamb. Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Address, 412 Chalmers St., Champaign. 
 
 8510. HOWARD EARL L.aMB 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 6, 1892, Hillsdale, 
 Mich.; s. B. S. (b. Rollin Mich.) and Amelia 
 (Lyon) Lamb (b. Hillsdale, Mich.^ Prepared 
 in North Adams (Mich.) H. S. ; Albion Coll., 
 1914-15. Phi Kappa Tau; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Adelphic; Mich. -111. Debating Team; Pres., Bd. 
 of Oratory and Debate. 2nd Lt., A. S. S. C, 
 Kelley Field, Tex., 1918; Mustered out. Ja 17, 
 :9i9. Address, Hillsdale. Mich.; bus. add., 601- 
 5 Ling Bldg., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 8sii. GUY LANAN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 27, tSgs, Kings- 
 ton, 111.; s. Henry (b. 1S6S, do.) and Martha 
 (Uplinger) Lanan (b. 1868, do.). Prepared in 
 Genoa H. S. Agr. Club. Mem., A. F. A. M. Ad- 
 dress, Kingston, 111. 
 
 8s 12. ADOLPH WALTER LANDSTROM 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ap 30, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. John William (b. Jonkoping Sma- 
 land, Sweden) and Olive Caroline (Windfield) 
 Landstrom (b. Halmstad, Halland. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Austin H. S., Chicago. Alpha Chi Sig- 
 ma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Chem. 
 Club; V. P., Sr. Class. Chem. in charge of 
 Disposal Plants, City of Houston, 1918. 2nd Lt., 
 A. S. S. C, Kelley Field, San Antonio, Tex., 
 1918; Mustered out, Mr 7, 1919. Mem., Univ. 
 Club. Houston. Tex; Ft. Worth Club. Address, 
 5516 Cortez St., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Dis- 
 posal Plants, Houston, Tex. 
 
 8513. ROBERT JOHN LASCELLES 
 Civic Secretary; A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 9, 
 1894, Capron, 111.; s. William (b. S 22, 1872, 
 Chicago) and Clara Belle (Ridge) Lascelles (b. 
 Ja 3, 1876, Capron, III.). Prepared in Capron 
 H. S.: No. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Acacia. Gen. 
 Sec. Civic Club, Kewanee, 111., 1917-18. Q. M. 
 C, Camp Cody. Deming, N. M., 191S; 2nd Lt., 
 Motor Transport Corp., isth Div., Camp Logan, 
 Tex.; Mustered out, Mr 15, 1919. Mem., 
 '<otary Club, Kewanee. 111.; A. F. A. M. Ad- 
 dress, Capron, 111. 
 
 8514. WILLIAM GRANT LATHROP 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 19, 
 
 1885, Sumner. 111.; s. George (b. Ap 6, 1861, 
 do.) and Ellen (Petty) Lathrop (b. D 17, 
 :866, do.). Prepared in Westfield Coll. Acad., 
 Westfield, 111. Special Honors. Prin.. H. S. 
 Johnston City, 111. Married Nora McCally, S s, 
 191 1, Sumner, 111. Children: William George 
 Edward, b. An 4, 1913; Delbert Leland, b. Ap 
 24, 191 5. .Address, Johnston City, 111. 
 
 8515. RALPH E. LAWRENCE 
 Arch. Supt. ; B. S. in Arch.; b. S 24, 1891, 
 Vineland, N. J.; s. Richard M. (b. F 29, 1846, 
 Dover, Eng.) and Mary Jane (Ford) Law- 
 rence (b. 1S51. Flint, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Washington, D. C. V. P. and 
 Sec, Arch. Club. Supt., Const., Hubbell & 
 Benes, Archs., Cleveland. Corp., Bat. F, F. A., 
 149th O. T. Sch., A. P. O.. 715, A. E. F., 
 France. Address. 9216 Hough Ave., Cleveland; 
 bus. add., c/o Hubbell and Benes, Archs., 4500 
 Euclid Ave., do. 
 
 8516. ROLAND HALL LAWRENCE 
 Govt. Insp.; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 22, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. George (b. Ag 29, i860, Waukesha, 
 Wis.) and Mary Clarissa (Wilcoxen) Law- 
 rence (b. S 6, 1865, Leinstown, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S. Chi Psi; Sigma Tau; 
 Pi Tau Sigma; Scabbard and Blade. Brevet 
 Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. Engr.. Adams and West- 
 lake Co., Chicago, 1917; C. R. I. & P. Ry., 
 1917-1S., U. S. Govt. Insp., Inland Steel Co., 
 Indiana Harbor, Ind. Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 Sch. for Engrs. of Tests; Inspection Div., Chi- 
 cago Dist. Ord. Detachment, 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 16, 1918. Address, 10420 beeley Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., U. S. Army Office, Inland 
 Steel Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind. 
 
 8517. ELMER ISIDOR LEANDER 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. N 18, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 John Leander. Prepared in Bowen H. S., (Chi- 
 cago, ist Lt., F. A., U. S. R., Ft. Sheridan, 111.; 
 Ammunition Trains, 3rd Division, Chicka- 
 mauga Park, Ga.; do., A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 9729 L .^ve., Chicago. t 
 
 8s 18. ALFRED CHANG LEE 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. S 19, 18S6, China; s. C. T. 
 Lee. Prepared in Yale Coll., China. Chinese 
 Stud. Club. Address, Kiangsha, Hunan, China. t 
 
 8S19. FRANK LEGGIT 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 30, 1S89, Carmi, 111.; s. 
 J. C. Leggit. Prepared in Paragould (Ark.) H. 
 S.; Univ. of Ark. Alpha Chi Rho: Agr. Club; 
 V. P., Soph. Class. Ord. Dept., Camp Funston, 
 Ft. Riley. Kan. Sergt. Major, Air Sch., St. 
 Paul. Address, Paragould, Ark. 
 
 8s2o. LEWIS HARRY LEHMAN 
 E. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 6, 189s, Mattoon, 111.; 
 s. Lewis L. (b. Ag 13, 1845, Bruchsahl, Ger.) 
 and Ella M. (Granger) Lehman (b. F 27, 1858, 
 Centralia, 111.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. ist 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111.; 2nd Lt., Q. M. 
 C, N. A., 1917; ist Lt., Office of Chief of 
 Const. Div., 1918 — . Address, S40o East Park 
 View. Chicago; bus. add.. Room 2-304 Bldg. 
 C, 7th & B Sts., Washington, D. C. 
 
 8521. JOHN FREDERICK LEMP 
 Chemist: B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. F 21, 1894, 
 Boise, Idaho; s. John Emil (b. D 30, 1866, do.) 
 and Caroline (Zeltmann) Lemp (b. Je 4, 1869, 
 Alton. 111.). Prepared in Alton H. S. Chem. 
 Club. Mgr., Ranch, Boise, Idaho, 191 7. Chem., 
 John T. Milliken S: Co., Mfg. Chems., St. 
 Louis, 1917-18. N. A., Camp Taylor, Ky., 1918; 
 Chem. Research, Washington, D. C, 1918; 
 Mustered out, D 20, 1918. Auth: A method 
 for the Determination of Halogens in Organic 
 Compounds, Jour, of Am. Chem. Soc. Address, 
 1624 E. Broadway, Alton, III.; bus. add., c/o 
 Mallinckrodt Chem. Works, St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 8522. ALFRED NOHE LENDMAN 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 12, 1893, Steriing, 111.; 
 s. Joseph (b. Ag 15, 1845, Germany) and Cath- 
 erine E. (Nohe) Lendman (b. S 2, 1853). Pre- 
 pared in Sterling H. S. E. E. Soc. Ambul- 
 ance corns, U. S. A., Allentown, Pa.; S. S. 
 U., Section 609, Convois Automobiles, Par 
 B. C. M., France. Address, 204 W. 6th St., 
 Steriing, lU. 
 
 8523. ALOYSIUS FRANCIS LENZEN 
 Pharmacist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 12, 
 1894. Peru, 111.; s. Egidius Joseph (b. 1848, 
 Germany) and Teresa Mary (Kilduff) Lenzen 
 (b. i8s6, 111.). Prepared in LaSalle-Peru Tp. 
 H. S. Phi Kappa; Medui; Univ. Band. 
 Pharmacist. Mate, U. S. Navy Hosp. Corps, 
 Bur. of Med. and Surgery, Washington, D. 
 C; Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., New Rochelle, N. 
 Y. Ensign, Supply Office of U. S. S., Morris- 
 town, 111., 1917 — . Address, 4th St., Peru, 
 111. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 8524. EDWARD LERCH 
 Arch. Engr. ; B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 17, 1894, 
 Rock Island, IlL; s. J. J. Lerch. Prepared 
 in Rock Island H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. 
 Club; Treas., Bus. Mgr., Arch. Year Book. 
 Address, 431 4th St., Rock Island, lU.t 
 
 8525. MADGE CAMPBELL LESLIE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 24, 189s, 
 Tolono, 111.; d. Robert (b. Je 10, 1850, Shet- 
 land Islands) and Mary (Campbell) Leslie (b. 
 My 21, iS6i, Bar Hill, Scotland). Prepared 
 in Tolono and Champaign H. Schs. ; Gorham 
 CMe.) _H. S.; Bates Coil. Y. W. C. A.; 
 Woman's League. Teacher, Eng. and Music, 
 Tp. H. S., Bridgeport, 111. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 507 S. Pine, Champaign; 
 bus. add., c/o High School, Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 8526. MARTIN CHARLES LEVINSON 
 Designer; B. S. in A. E. ; b. Jl 24, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. David (b. Russia) and Sophia 
 (Cohen) Levinson (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. 
 2nd prize Llewelyn Competition in Arch. 
 Engng. Concrete Designer, and Detailer. Tait 
 Engng. Co., Chicago, 1917-18. Constructing 
 Q. M., Camp Custer, 1917; U. S. Inf., Co. H., 
 56th Inf., Div. Intelligence Section; Sergt., 
 Dept. of Sanitation & Public Health, A. E. 
 F., France; do., Treves, Ger. Mem., Am. 
 Assn. Engr. .-iddress, 1907 S. Sawyer Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8527. JOHN TAYLOR LEWIS 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 28. 1894, Rockford, 
 111.; s. S. J. Lewis. Prepared in Rockford H. 
 S. Tr., Ft. Sheridan, 1917; Lt., C. A., 1917; 
 Capt., 69th Art., A. E. F., France. Address, 
 312 Elm St., Rockford, Ill.t 
 
 8528. SZU-KUANG LI 
 Grad. Stud.; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 13, 
 1894, Chichou, China; s. Wen-Chi (b. My 19. 
 1853, do.) and U. C. Li (b. N 17, 1S55, Peking, 
 do.). Prepared in Tsing-Hua Coll.. Peking, 
 China; Univ. of Chicago. Cosmopolitan Club. 
 Grad. Stud., Columbia Univ., 1917 — . Address, 
 547 W. 123rd St., New York City. 
 
 8529. RUSSELL BROOKE LIEDEL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Mr 10. 1895, Duluth, 
 Minn.; s. H. A. Liedel. Prepared in Galesburg 
 H. S.; Knox Coll. Phi Alpha Delta. Lawyer, 
 1917 — . 111. Nat. Guard, 1917. Sergt., Judge 
 Advocate Office, Div. Hdqtrs., 33rd Div., 
 Diekirch, Ger. Address, 719 S. Douglas Ave., 
 Springfield, 111. 
 
 8530. THIAN-KITT LIN 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 20, 1888, Canton, 
 China; s. Kao-lun Lin. Prepared in Univ. 
 Acad. Cosmopolitan; Chinese Stud. Club. 
 Address, Canton, China. 
 
 8531. MARY SEFTON LINDER 
 (Sister of No. 6386) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je i, 1896, 
 Charleston, 111.; d. George A. (b. O 16, 1866, 
 do.) and Blanche M. (Sefton) Lindner (b. Ja 
 22, 1869, Kansas, 111.). Prepared in East. III. 
 Norm. Sch., 1911-15. Alpha Delta Pi. 
 Teacher, Tp. H. S., Neoga, 111. Address, 
 Charleston, 111.; bus. add., c/o Tp. High 
 School, Neoga, 111. 
 
 8532. BLANK. 
 
 8533. *JOHN ROYER LINDSEY 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 22, 1895, Urbana; s. 
 Thomas Edward (b. Champaign) and Anna 
 Elizabeth (Royer) Lindsey (b. Urbana). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Agr. Club; Scabbard and Blade; ist Lt. and 
 
 Maj., Univ. Brig. Instr., U. S. S. M. A., 
 
 Urbana, 1917; ist Lt., i nh Cavalrv, U. S. A., 
 Ft. Ringgold, Tex. Mem., K. of P. Died N 
 24, 1918, Ft. Ringgold, Tex. 
 
 8534. LEON MASON LINDSEY 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 5, 1895, Onarga, 111.; 
 s. Ira Mason (b. F 3, 1867, do.) and Carrie 
 (Capen) Lindsey (b. F 9, 1872, Adrian, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Onarga H. S. Delta Tau Delta. 
 Pres., Sr. Class; Iltini Trustee. Am. Field 
 Service, A. E. F., France, 191 7. ist Lt., Air 
 Service, A. E. F., France, 1917 — . Address, 
 Onarga, 111. 
 
 8535. HARRY ALEXANDER LINENDOLL 
 v-aemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. S 10, 1894, 
 Chicago; s. Frank (b. Ja 14, 1862, Quincy, 
 Mich.) and Lena (Alexander) Linendoll (b. 
 .TI 27, 1808, Tipton, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Englewood H. S.; Armour Inst. Chem. Club; 
 Lniv. Orchestra. Stud., Johns Hopkins Univ. 
 Chem., Bur. of Standards, Washington, D. C, 
 1-^17-18; with Dodge Motor Co., Detroit, Mich., 
 1918 — . 2nd Lt., C. A. C; Mustered out, D 
 24, 1 918. Mem., A. C. S.; Am. Fed. of Musi- 
 cians. Address, 563 Hancock St., Detroit; 
 bus. add.. Dodge Motor Co., Detroit, Mich. 
 
 8536. ELMER WALFRED LINNARD 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 17, 1893, 
 Maiden, 111.; s. August J. (h. N 27, 1867, 
 Sweden) and Caroline (Johnson) Linnard (b 
 My 14, 1S66, do.). Prepared in Princeton Tp. 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Pres., Agr. Club; Country 
 Life Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Mgr., Sr 
 Class Basketball. Farmer. 1917-18. R. O. T. 
 C, Camp Grant, 111.; Camp Jackson, S. C; R. 
 A., Saumur Artillery Sch., France; Sergt., Ord 
 Corps, S. A. S.. Div. H., Section 74. A. P. O 
 718. A. E. F., France; 2nd Lt., 8th F. A., do.. 
 1 91 8 — . Address, Peotone, 111. 
 
 8537- ADELBERT DUDLEY LITTLE 
 Efficiency Engr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 10 
 
 1S90, Genoa, 111.; s. E. B. (b. 1846, N. Y.) and 
 Laura M. (Strong) Little (b. Ag 27, 1858, 
 Genoa, III.). Prepared in Oxford (Neb.) H 
 b.; Kan. St. Agr. Coll. Arch. Club; Rifle Club. 
 Farmer, Genoa, 111., 1917; Efficiency Engr., 
 Pittsburgh, Des Moines Steel Co., N 1917 Ad- 
 dress, Y. M. C. A., Coraopolis, Pa. 
 
 8538. ETHEL ESTHER LITTLE 
 Med. Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b Ap 
 10, 1892, Tolono, 111.; d. Egbert Phelps (b. S 
 3. 1857, Tonica. 111.) and Matilda (Merry) 
 Little (b. Mr 21, 1858. Pesotum, 111.). Pre- 
 pared m Champaign H. S. Phi Delta Psi. 
 Stud., Univ. of HI. Sch. of Med.. Chicago 
 1918—. Address, 90s S. Wright St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 8539. FRANK ALLYN LOGAN 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 28, 1894, Paris, 
 ID.; s. Walter Booth (b. Mv 20, 1862, Paris, 
 111.) and Dora (Slanker) Logan (b. O 14, 1869, 
 Pans, 111.). Prepared in Paris H. S. Phi 
 Sigma Kappa; Alpha Kappa Psi; Helmet; Pres, 
 Fresh. Class. Q. M. Corps, Camp Sherman, 
 Chilhcothe, O. Address, 501 Alexander St., 
 Paris, 111. 
 
 8540. LEONARD FRANKLIN LONG 
 Engr.; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. S 15, 1895, 
 Tonica. 111.; s. David Porter (b. D 22, 1854, 
 Waynesburg, Pa.) and Ira Virginia (Harkins) 
 Long (b. O 29, i86i, Tonica, 111.). Prepared 
 in Tonica and Bloomington H. Schs.; III. 
 Wesleyan Univ. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Engr., The Barrett Co., New York 
 City, 1917. 2d Lt., A. S. S. C, Kelley Field 
 and Ft. Sill, Okla.; do., Mather Field, Sacra- 
 mento, Calif.; do., Camp Sherman, O. Address, 
 501 Alexander St., Paris, 111. 
 
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 8541. CLAYTON BENJAMIN LOOMIS 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 2, 1892, Madison, Wis.; 
 s. Hiram Benjamin (b. je 29. 1863, Hartford, 
 Conn.) and Carrie Emily (Kingman) Loomis 
 (b. S 19, 1 86 1, Bridgeport, Conn.). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park H. S. Farmer, Wanataha. Ind. 
 14th Regt., M. G. Co., 19th Div.. Camp George 
 Wright, Wash.; Clerk, Camp Grant, 1918 — . 
 Address, 6218 S. Rockwell St., Chicago. 
 
 8542. FRANCIS LOURET 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 26, 1890, Hingham, 
 Wis.; s. H. A. Louret. Prepared in Sheboy- 
 gan, Wis. H. S.; Univ. of Wis. Address, 
 VNaldo, Wis. 
 
 8543. McDonald m. lovell 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 7. 1895. Chicago; s. 
 Sidney (b. F 26, 1866, Racine, Wis.) and Jane 
 Winters (Bruner) Lovell (b. Ja 6, 1868, San 
 Francisco). Prepared in Hyde Park H. S. 
 Alpha Tan Omega; Lambda Tau Rho; Gargoyle. 
 2nd Lt., Aviation Section Signal R. C, F. S. 
 Omaha. Neb., 1917; Washington, D. C. ; Re- 
 ceived Spherical Balloon Pilots License, 1918; 
 Mustered out. Ja 24. 1919. Address, Chicago 
 Beach Hotel; bus. add., 30 N. Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8544. BESSIE LOWRY 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 4. 1896, 
 
 Lead, S. Dak.; s. W. Lowry. Prepared in 
 Lead (S. Dak.) H. S. Prelim. Honors. Libr. 
 Sch. Univ. of 111.. 1917 — . Addre'Ss, 604 R. R. 
 Ave., Lead. S. Dak.; bus. add., 207 W. Califor- 
 nia Ave., Urbana. 
 
 8545. CHING KUI LU 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. N 17, 1891, China. Pre; 
 pared in Fengtien Prov. Middle Sch.; Chihii 
 Coll. Address, Moukden, China; bus. add., 
 1265^2 Chancey, West Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 8546. ETHEL LENORE LUDWIG 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. D 9. 1893, 
 Ypsilanti. Mich.; d. Wm. Arnold and Anna 
 (Smith) Ludwig. Prepared in McKinley H. S., 
 St. Louis. Chi Theta. Teacher, H. Sc, Kem- 
 per Hall, Kenosha, Wis., 191 7 — . Mem., H. Sc. 
 Club. Address. 2317 Russell Ave., St. Louis.; 
 bus. add., c/o Kemper Hall, Kenosha, Wis. 
 
 8547. HERMAN HINMAN LUEDER 
 (Brother of No. 8548) 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. S 27. 1892. Clarinda, la.; 
 s. Charles F. Lueder. Prepared in Cherokee 
 (la.) H. S.; Morningside Coll. Arch. Club.; 
 Prelim. Honors. Address, 736 W. Main St., 
 Cherokee, la. 
 
 8548. ROY MOORE LUEDER 
 (Brother of No. 8547) 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. N 11, 1895, Clarinda, la.; 
 s. Charles F. Lueder. Prepared in Cherokee 
 (la.) H. S. Arch. Club; Prelim. Honors. Ad- 
 dress, 736 W. Main St., Cherokee, la. 
 
 8549. IRWIN LYTLE LUMMIS 
 (Brother of No. 7759) 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 17. 1895. Quincy, 111.; 
 s. H. F. Lummis. Prepared m Quincy H. S 
 'ineta Chi; Scabbard and Blade; Siren Staff: 
 Sr Hat Com.; Sr. Smoker Com.; Lt., Univ 
 Brigade. U. S. A.. Ft. Sheridan, 1917- •'^<^- 
 dress. 1601 Vermont St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 8sso. JACK VIRTUS LUND 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Je 11, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. Charles E. (b. D 22, 1868, Lyons 
 la.) and Cleve Hattie (Moody) Lund (b. Chi 
 capo). Prepared in Elgin H. S. Ilus; Theta 
 Tau; Quo Vadis; Class Basketball; Class Base 
 ball. Engr., Riverside Cemetery and Mauso 
 leum, Aurora, 111.; Grade i, Engr., U. S 
 
 Engng. Dept., Interst. Commerce Comn., Kar- 
 pen Bldg., Chicago. U. S. Naval Aviation, 
 Co. 6, Section 4, 2nd Regt., U. S. Navy 
 Yard, Charleston, S. C. Ensign, U. S. S. 
 Cypress, 191 8. Address, 148 Hill St., Elgin, 
 111. 
 
 85SI. CURT CARL LUNDEEN 
 Bldg. Contr.; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 27, 1892, 
 Berlin, Ger.; s. Carl J. (b. Ag 17, 1859, Got- 
 land, Sweden) and Olga (Hengstboch) Lun- 
 deen (b. Jl 24, 1863, Zwickau, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Rock Island H. S. Iris; Gargoyle. 
 Supt., Const., Henry W. Horst Co., Contrs., 
 Rock Island, HI. Ord. Corps, U. S. N. A., 
 1917 — . Address, 1116 14th St., Moline, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1237 15th St., Rock Island, III. 
 
 8552. ARTHUR NATHANIEL LUNGREN 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 8, 1890, Geneva, 111.; 
 s. P. J. Lungren. Prepared in Aurora Advent 
 Christian Coll. Iris; Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S. M. E. ; Spanish Club; Class 
 Swimming. Address, Lostant, IlLf 
 
 8553. SIDNEY JOSEPH LURIE 
 (Brother of No. 6393) 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. My 13, 1891, Chicago; 
 s. Charles (b. Bohemia, Austria) and Theresa 
 (Loeffler) Lurie (b. do.). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. E. E. Soc. ; Menorah; 
 Mgr., Sr. Class Baseball; Sr. Soccer; Stud. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. U. S. N. A.; Section de 
 projesteur. Am. Section 60. France; Co. B, 
 56th Engrs., Verdun. Address, 1871 S. Kedzie 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8554. GENEVIEVE ARON LUSK 
 Home Adviser; B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. Ja 16, 
 
 1891, Quincy, 111.; d. Joseph Jay (b. Mr 16, 
 1844, Jackson, O.) and Mary Emma (Aron) 
 Lusk (b. Jl 4, 1852. Ouincv. 111.). Prepared 
 in Quincy H. S.; Randolpli-Macon Woman's 
 Coll., 1909-10. H. Sc. Club. Emergency Home 
 Demonstrative Agt. (Asst. Home Adviser) U. 
 S. Dept. of Agr., Adams Co., 111. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Address, 438 N. 6th Ave., 
 Quincy, 111. 
 
 8555. GIFFORD W. LUTES 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. S 12. 1892, Lutesville, 
 Mo. Prepared in Will Mayfield Coll.; Mo. St. 
 Norm.; Wash.. Univ. Alpha Rho Chi. 
 Hdqtrs. Dept., 210th Engrs., Camp Mills, N. 
 Y., 1918 — . Address, Lutesville, Met 
 
 8556. FRED RAYMOND McCANDLISH 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 18, 1893, 
 Toledo, 111.; s. William Ross (b. Ap 8, 1847. 
 Maxville. O.) and Emma Isabel (Holsapple) 
 McCandlish (b. D 17. 1854, Waverly, Ind.). 
 Prepared in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Farmer. 
 Toledo, 111.. 1917-18. Q. M. C, N. A., Jeffer- 
 son Barracks, Mo., 1918; Camp Meigs, Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1918-19. Address, Toledo, 
 Hi. 
 
 8557. KENNETH BUTLER McCLELLAN 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 9. 1895. Albany, N. Y.; 
 s. George Wiley (b. S 20, 1868. West Hebron, 
 N. Y.) and Bessie (Butler) McClellan (b. N 
 8, 1871, Pittsfield, Mass.). Prepared in Ard- 
 more ^Pa.) H. S. ; Pa. St. Coll. Co. A., 
 123rd Machine Gun Bn., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 1424 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8558. JAMES FORSYTH McCLOUD 
 Broker; A. B. in Commerce; b. D 26, 1805, 
 Sheldon, HI.; s. William Lewis (b. Bryan, (J.) 
 and Anna Dora McCloud (b. Illinois City, 111.). 
 Prepared in Sheldon H. S. Sigma Pi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Beta Gamma Sigma; Prelim, and 
 Final Honors. Broker, Bonds, National City 
 Co., Chicago. N. A., Infantry, Camp Dodge, 
 la., 1917; A. S. S. C, Kelly Field, Camp 
 Mac Arthur, Tex.; Wilbur Wright Field, 0.. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Ai-umni 
 
 68s 
 
 1917; Sergt., Air Service, 256th Aero Sqdn.; 
 Mustered out, D 24, 1918. Address, Sheldon, 
 III.; bus. add.. Bond Dept., Nat. City Co., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8559. HOMER WALTER McCOY 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 16, 1894, Ver- 
 sailles, 111.: s. Elmer Ellsworth (b. N 5, 1862. 
 do.) and Sarah Isabell (Osborne) McCoy (b. 
 O 30, 1864, do.). Prepared in INIt. Sterling 
 IT. S. Acanthus; Agr. Club; Soph. Smoker 
 Com.; Jr. Prom. Com.; Pres., Soph. Class. 
 Teacher. Tp. H. S.. Wauconda, 111. ist Lt., 
 Inf. U. S. R., A. E. P., France; Supt. War 
 Gardens, Agr. Div., do. Address, Mt. Ster- 
 ling, 111. 
 
 8560. HELEN E. McCULLOUGH 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 24, 1893, Urbana; 
 d. John (b. D 3, 1862) and Anna M. (Clark) 
 McCullough (b. Ag 21, 1863). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Omicron Nu; V. P.. Y. W. C. 
 A. Asst., H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 
 Address, 507 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 8561. THOMAS TRESTON McEVOY 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 3, 1897, Chicago; s. 
 Patrick (b. Ja 22, 1853, Ireland) and Catherine 
 Treston (b. O 31, 1861, Kenosha, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in St. James H. S., Chicago. Phi 
 Kappa; Brevet Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. 2nd 
 Lt., U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va., 191 7; 
 ist Lt., U. S. Marine Corps, France, 1917; 
 Capt., do., A. E. F., France. Address, 618 
 Bowen Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8562. ISABELLE GEORGIA McKINNELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 15, 
 1887, Beardstown, 111.; d. Fred (b. O 4, 1847, 
 Saddleworth, Eng.) and Jessie Fremont (Heinz) 
 McKinnell (b. Ap 7, 1861. Beardstown. 111.). 
 Prepared in Beardstown H. S.; The Smead 
 Sch., Toledo, O. Alpha Omicron Pi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Teacher, Mooseheart Vocational Sch., 
 Mooseheart, 111,, 1916 — . Address, 133 Galena 
 Blvd., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., c/o Mooseheart 
 V^ocational School, Mooseheart, 111. 
 
 8563. NORMAN McKINNEY 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 4, 1896, Omaha, Neb,; s. 
 Edwin McKinney, Prepared in Wendell Phil- 
 lips H. S.. Chicago. Ilus; Tribe of Illini; 
 Ciomitatus; Ionian; Fresh. Varsity Track; Var- 
 sity Ciross-Country Team. Flying Cadet, U. S. 
 Air Service, Kelly Field. Tex.; 2nd Lt., Flying 
 Instr., Lovely Field, Tex. Address, 5023 For- 
 restville Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8564. RUSSELL LEAMER McKOWN 
 Land Gard.; B. S. in Land Gard,; b. Mr 31, 
 1894, Davenport, la.; s. Louis W. (b. do.) and 
 Bertha J. McKown (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Davenport (la.) H. S. Iris; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Gargoyle; Univ. Land. Arch. Soc; 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Land. Gard., Kansas City, 
 Mo.. 1917. ist Lt., 46th U. S. Inf., Camp 
 Taylor, Ky. Address, 2425 Brady St., Daven- 
 port, la. 
 
 8565. LAWRENCE CLAUDE MacMILLAN 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 16, 1892, 
 Bradford, Pa.; s. Claude Edward (b. Ag 13, 
 1870, Meadville, Pa.) and Florence May (Elli- 
 son) MacMillan (b. My 24. 1873, ( )uebec, Can.). 
 Prepared in Cattaraugus (N.Y.) H. S.; Bridge- 
 port II. S.; Illinois Coll., 1912-14. Sigma Pi. 
 Elec. Engr., Co. C, 37th Engrs., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Mem., A. I. E. E. ; M. E. 
 Church. Address, Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 8s66. SCOTT McNULTA 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 26, 1895. Blooming- 
 ton, II!,; s. Donald (b. My 24, 1876, do.) and 
 Henrietta (Scott) McNulta (b. D 19, 1874, 
 Effingham, 111.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 
 Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Beta Kappa: Ma-wan- 
 da: Pres., Mask and Bauble; Sachem; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors; Varsity Cheer Leader; 
 Fresh. Varsity Swimming. ist O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 1917; 2nd Lt., Inf. R. C, Camp 
 Grant. 1917; ist Lt.. 342nd Inf.. do.; do., A. E. 
 F., France. Address, 250 N. College St., De- 
 catur. III. 
 
 8567. ELTON THOMAS MACKIE 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.: b. My 7, 1895. New- 
 Orleans; s. Charles W. Sr. and Annie Laurie 
 (Bursha) Mackie. Prepared in New Orleans 
 Boy's Sch.; Tulane Univ. Zeta Psi; Dixie 
 Club: Helmet; Pierrots; Jr. Cap Com.; Soph. 
 Smoker Com. Farmer, St. Francisville, La., 
 1917-18. 114 Signal Bn., Co. C, A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Address, St, Francisville, La. 
 
 8568. GR.\CE ERMINIE MADDEN 
 (Sister of Nb. 7068) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 26. 1894, 
 Mt. Sterling. 111.; d. Frederic B. (b. Jl 26, 
 2865, Hiawatha, Ontario, Can.) and Josephine 
 (Read) Madden^ (b. D 6, 1865, Champaign). 
 Prepared in Carlinville and Champaign H. Schs. 
 Athenean; ist Cabinet, Y,W. C, A. Teacher, 
 Atwood Tp. H. S.. Atwood, 111.. 1917-1S: do.. 
 Summer Sch., Boulder Colo., 1918; do., H. S., 
 Waverly, 111., 191S — . Address, 739 W. State 
 St., Jacksonville, 111.; bus. add., Waverly, 111. 
 
 8569. WING NGUI MAH 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 10, 1892, Canton, 
 China; s, Yin Mah. Prepared in Coll. of 
 Pacific Mission; San Francisco H. S.; Ming 
 Gok Coll., China. A. M.. 1917, Univ. of Calif. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1917-18, Address, 
 242 Joyce St., San Francisco; bus. add., 
 Berkley, Calif. 
 
 8570. GEORGE WILLIS MAHN 
 Bldg. Insp.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 25, 1894, 
 Minneapolis; s. Charles !Mahn. Prepared in 
 Kankakee H.S. Agr. Club. Bldg. Insp., I. C. 
 Ry.. Cleveland, Miss. Married Lola Vande- 
 venter. N 29, 1917, Champaign. Address, 101 
 Florida Ave., Urbana. t 
 
 8571, KRISHMA MOHAN MAITRA 
 Ry. Engr.; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. Jl 18, i8gi, 
 
 Calcutta, India; s. Kali Lada (b. Gazipur, U. 
 P., India) and Biraj (Mohini) Maitra (b. Cal- 
 cutta, India). Prepared in Central Hindu Coll., 
 Benares, India; Bangabesi Coll., Calcutta, india. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Ry. Club; Stud. Branch. 
 A. S. M. E. Special Apprentice, Chicago and 
 1\, W. Ry., 19 1 7—. Mem.. West. Ry. Club; 
 Hindustian Assn. of Am. Address, 1809 W. 
 Monroe St., Chicago. 
 
 8572. RALPH KENNETH MANGAN 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 25, 1895, Chicago; s. 
 James Mangan, Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., do. Address, 2928 
 Lexington St., Chicago. t 
 
 8573. MARION MANLEY 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Ap 29, 1893, Junction City, 
 Kan.; d. C. H. Manley, Sr. Prepared in Junc- 
 tion City (Kan.) H. S.; Univ. of Kan. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Psi; Illiola; Arch. 
 Club; Pres., Woman's League, Address, 608 
 Ave. B, Miami, Fla.f 
 
 8574. OTIS ROWE MANLEY 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 26, 1893, Harvard, 
 111.; s. Albert Carlton and Josephine (Rowe) 
 Manley. Prepared in Harvard H. S. Delta 
 Tau Delta. Sergt., Motor Truck, Co. 334, Q. 
 M. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111.; and Lt., do.. Camp 
 Sevier, S. C. Address, Harvard, 111. 
 
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 8575. MARJORIE DOROTHEA MANN 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 22, 1896, El- 
 gin, IlL; d. Alban L. (b. S 22, 1859, do.) and 
 Bertha S. (Kohn) Mann (b. Ja 8, 1856, 
 Hoosier's Grove, III.)- Prepared in Elgin H. S.; 
 Univ. of Chicago. Delta Gamma; Omicron Nu; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; H. Sc. Club; Alethenai. Teach- 
 er, Tp. H. S., Long View, 111.. 1918 — . Address, 
 392 Chicago St., Elgin, 111.; bus. add., c/o Tj). 
 High School., Long View, 111. 
 
 8576. FRANCIS PAULINE MAPEL 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ap 28, 1892, Fairbury, 
 111.; d. Nimrod Mapel. Prepared in Fairbury H. 
 S. Address, Fairbury, Ill.t 
 
 8577. PAULINE MARBOLD 
 (Sister of No. 7072) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 26, 1894. Green- 
 view. III.; d. Harmon John (b. Ap 17, 1865, do.) 
 and Emma Eugenia (Miller) Marbold (b. Ja 25, 
 1867, Petersburg, 111.). Prepared in Green- 
 view H. S.; Ferry flail. Lake Forest, 111,, 
 1912-13. Delta Ganima. 2nd Class Yeowoman, 
 U. S. N., Washington. D. C, 1918. ist class 
 Yeoman, Bur. of Navigation, Navy Dept., 
 Washington, D. C, 191 8 — . Address, Green- 
 view, 111. 
 
 8578. HARRY MARKSON 
 Draftsman; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja s. 1895, 
 
 Chicago; s. David Marcus (b. Russia) and Eliza- 
 beth (Goldstein) Markson (b. do.). Prepared in 
 R. T. Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. 
 Coll., 191 3-14. Draftsman and Designer, Chi- 
 cago, 1917. Sergl. and Corp., Co. F, 343rd Inf.. 
 Camp Grant. 111., 1918; Sergt., Intelligence 
 Section, Hdqtrs. Co., do., 1918; Co. N, 4th 
 Provisional Tr. Regt., 83rd Div., A. E. F., 
 France. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address, 2832 
 Warren Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8579. GEORGE BERNARD MARX 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 24, 1893. Aurora, 
 111.; s. Jacob (b. Mr 19, 1856, do.) and Ennette 
 (Zack) Marx (b. My 3, 1856, do.). Prepared in 
 East Aurora H. S.; Armour Inst. Sigma Nu; 
 Beta Gamma Sigma. Q. M. C, N. A., 1917-; 
 A. S. S. C, 1918. Address, 487 2nd Ave., 
 Aurora, 111. 
 
 8580. WILLIAM RANKIN MATHEWo 
 
 (Husband of No. 5554) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. U 15, 1893, Lexing- 
 ton, Ky.; s. Robert T. (b. S 28, 1851, Frankfort, 
 Ky.) and Clara (Murey) Mathews (b. Mr 22. 
 1859, Clermont, Ind.). Prepared in Indianapolis 
 Man. Tr. H. S.; Butler Coll. Sigma Chi; Cir- 
 culation Mgr., Daily Illim; Adv. Mgr., Alumni 
 Quarterly; Debating Team. 2nd Lt., V. S. 
 J^Iarine Corps, 191 7; ist Lt. and Bn. Intelli- 
 gence Officer, 2nd Bn., 5th Regt., U. S. Mar- 
 ines, A. E. F., France; Capt., Marines; Re- 
 turned to states. Married Bessie Virginia 
 Boyers ('13), Ap 12, 1919, Berkeley, Calif. 
 Address, 929 Ox-ford St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 8581. LESLIE BLAINE MAXWELL 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 22, 1893. Flat Rock, 
 111.; s. Charles A. Maxwell. Prepared in Paris 
 H. S. Class Baseball: Class Basketball. Ind. 
 Nat. Guard. 2nd Lt., Central O. T. S., F. A. 
 Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg, Miss.; Observa- 
 tion Bat., F. A. C, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 
 1918 — . Address, 1109 S. Main St., Paris, 111. 
 
 8582. LOYAL C. MAXWELL 
 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ag 9. 1893, Flat Rock, 
 111.; s. A. M. Maxwell. Prepared in Robinson 
 Tp. H. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsi- 
 lon; Chem. Club; Motorcycle Club. Address, 
 R. F. D., Flat Rock, 111. 
 
 8583. CLIFFORD BLAINE MAY 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 7, 1892, Kirkland. 111.; 
 s. Grant May. Prepared in Belvidere H. S. 
 jnd R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111.; S. M. A., 
 Flying Cadet, Camp Dick, Dallas, Tex.; Scott 
 Field, Belleville, 111.; Mustered out, N 30, 
 191 8. Address, Stockton, 111. 
 
 S584. LEO SHELLABARGER MEAD 
 Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 21, 
 
 1892, Beatrice, Neb.; s. John Fletcher (b. F 
 14, 1865, Ithaca, N. Y.) and Elizabeth (Shella- 
 barger) Mead (b. My 10, 1868, Beatrice, Neb.). 
 Prepared in Grand Island (Neb.) H. S.; Univ. 
 of Neb. Beta Phi. Salesman, Brinsmaid Co., Des 
 Moines; Levis-Zukoski Mercantile Co., St. 
 Louis, 1 918 — . 88th Div., Med. Detachment, 
 339 M. G. Bn., N. A., Camp Dodge, la.; Hon- 
 orably discharged, Ja 1, 191 8. Address, 5666 
 Clements St., St. Louis. 
 
 8585. WILBUR MEEK 
 (Brother of Nos. 4306, 5813) 
 
 A. B.. in Commerce; b. N 25, 1894, Carroll- 
 ton, 111.; s. James and Ella (Brace) Meek. Pre- 
 Iiared in Carrollton H. S. Phi Delta Theta. 
 With Ft. Wayne Corrugated Paper Co., Fort 
 Wayne, Ind. 12th Co., 9th Regt., Ft. Benjamin 
 Harrison, Ind. Address, Carrollton, Ind. 
 
 8586. CARL ALFRED MENZEL 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. S 24, 1S94, Chicago; s. 
 Alfred Menzel. Prepared in Lake H. S., Chi- 
 cago; Armour Inst. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. 
 .4ddress, 1143 E. Johnson St., Madison, Wis. 
 
 8587. CORA LEONE MERRITT 
 Supervisor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 21, 
 
 1893, Taylorville, 111. d. Charles Josiah (b. Je 
 8, 1864, Sadorus, 111.) and Addie Estella (Dun- 
 lap) Merritt (b. Ja 27, 1865, Urbana). Prepared 
 in Central H. S.. St. Louis; Diploma, Pub. Sch. 
 Mus., N. W. Univ., igi8. Kappa Alpha Theta; 
 Alethenai; Pres., Jr. Illinae; Woman's League 
 Advisory Bd.; ist Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. Supvr., 
 INIusic, Eldora, la., 1917-18. r^ddress, 1433 E. 
 Martiuette Road, Apt. K, Chicago; bus. add., 
 Eldora, la. 
 
 8588. ALVIN FREDERICK MEYER 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 24, 1896, Deerfield, 
 111.; s. Fred H. Meyer. Prepared in Deerfield- 
 Shields Tp. H. S. Agr. Club; Class Swim- 
 ming. Ft. Sheridan, 111. Address, Aux-Cayes, 
 Haiti, West Indies. 
 
 8589. EDITH ANNA MIDDLETON 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 9, 1894, 
 Chicago; d. John (b. Jl 27, 1863, Rhyl, Wales) 
 and Annie E. Middleton (b. N 28, 1865, 
 Edyern, Wales'). Prepared in McKinley H. S., 
 Chicago. Omicron Nu; Athenean; 2nd Coun- 
 cil, Y. W. C. A.; Treas., W. A. A.; Pres.. 
 Sr. Illinae; Capt., Hockey Team. Dir., Y. W. 
 C. A. Cafeteria, Aurora, 111., summer, 191 7. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Tp. H. S.. Harrisburg, 111., 
 19 1 7 — . Address, 2657 Park Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8590. JOHN HOWARD MIDKIFF 
 Co. Agt., Food Comn. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Ta 16, 1893, Stonington, 111.; s. Rev. J. J. 
 "(b. Je 5, i8i;i. Louisville, Ky.) and Bertha 
 (Wilson) Midkiff (b. S 6, 1853. Flora. 111.'). 
 Prepared in Stonington and Bigijsville H. 
 Schs.; Knox Coll. Beta Theta Pi; Alpha Zeta; 
 Agr. Club;. Hoof and Horn Club: Managing 
 Ed. and Bus. Mgr., III. Agr.; Chm., Class 
 Day Exercises; Sr. Ball Com. Co. Agent, 
 Territorial Food Comn. : Representative of U. 
 S. Food Adm., and Collaborator, U. S. Exo. 
 Sta.. Kealakekua, Hawaii. 191 7 — . Y. M. C. 
 A. Army Sec. Ft. Sheridan, 111. Chm., of 
 Com., Hawaii Federal Boys' Working Reserve. 
 Mem., Agr. Com., Annual Territorial Fair, 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alum ni 
 
 Honolulu, T. H.; Baptist Church. Married 
 Floye Agnes Henderson, Je 29, 191 7, Decatur, 
 111. Address, Kealakekua, Hawaii. 
 
 8591. WILLIAM HERMAN MINKEMA 
 Production Mgr. ; B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 16, 
 1893, Riverdale, 111.; s. Herman W. (b. O 5, 
 1865, Friesland, Netherlands) and Bertha 
 (Goodyk) Minkema (b. Ja 27, 1871, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Curtis H. S., Chicago. Pi Tau Sigma; 
 Prelim. Honors. Mgr., Production, Chicago 
 Plant, Whitman & Barnes Mfg. Co. Tr. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E. Address. 1073s S. State St.. 
 Chicago; bus. add., c/o Whitman & Barnes 
 Mfg. Co., 1000 W. i2oth St., do. 
 
 8592. DONALD ROMAIN MOFFETT 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 21, 1895, Paxton, 
 111.; s. John H. Moftett. Prepared in Paxton 
 H. S. Delta Tan Delta; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Sac'-em; Jr. Councilman; Sr. Councilman, 111. 
 l^nion; Soph. Cotillion Com.; Chm. Jr. Prom 
 Com.; Homecoming Com.; Sr. Hat Com.; Sr. 
 Invitation Com. lawyer. Wreford Apts., Bil 
 lings, Mont. S. E. R. C. Radio Co. A, 311th 
 F. S. B. Barracks 100, Camp Grant, Rock- 
 ford, 111. 2nd Lt., F. A., ist Regt.. Camp 
 Taylor. Ky., 1917; do., Camp Grant. 111.; do.. 
 Camp Jackson, S. C; Mustered out, D 9. 1918. 
 Address, Wreford Apts., Billings, Mont. 
 
 8593. ALBA AGNES MOHR 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 27, 1880, Monroe, 
 A.ich. ; d. F. D. Mohr. Prepared in West 
 Blissfield (Mich.) H. S. Grad. Stud., Univ. 
 of 111., 1917. Address, 405 E. Green St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 8s94. TUANITA ONITA MOI.YNEAUX 
 (CLIFTON) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 26, 1890, Wood- 
 land. 111.; d. James Clifford (b. Jl 14. 1847, 
 Mentor, Ky.) and Lucy Claretta (Phelps) 
 Molyneaux (b. Jl 3, 1854, Watseka, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Grand Prairie Sem.; 111. Wcsleyan 
 L^niv.. 1907; N. W. LTniv. Oratory Sch.. 1000 
 10. Pres.. Athenean; Bethany Circle; ist Cab- 
 inet, Y. W. C. A. Married John Warden 
 Clifton. O 21, 1917, Woodland, 111. .4ddrcss, 
 Milford, 111. 
 
 8505. GEORGE STUART MONROE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Ap 10, 1892, 
 St. Louis; s. George Silas (b. D 11. 1861, 
 Hillsboro, 111.) and Illinois Frances (Mans- 
 field) Monroe (b. D so, 1850. rfo."). Prepared 
 in PIillsl)oro H. S.; San Angelo (Tex.) H. S.; 
 LTniv. of Tex., 1912-13. Phi lambda L'usilon; 
 Sigma Xi: Special and Final Honors. Chem., 
 Newport Chem. Works, Inc., Carrolville, Wis. 
 Auth.: (With H. J. Broderson) Some Effects 
 of Certain Solvents on Tars in the Free Car- 
 bon, Jour. Indus, and F.iignci. Chem. Mem., 
 A. C. S. Address. 701 Milwaukee Ave., South 
 Milwaukee. 
 
 8596. THADDEUS LEMERT MONT- 
 GOMERY 
 Med. Student; A. B. in L. .\. & S.; b. My 
 J4, i8g6, jMacon, 111.; s. John A. (b. Je 5, 1863, 
 O.) and .\ddic Belle (Lewis) ^lontgomery (b. 
 Ap 6, 1866, Macon. 111.). Prepared in De- 
 catur H. S. Zeta Psi: -Scribbler's Cluli. Soph- 
 omore Honors; Received Physiol, prize; Ana- 
 tomic League prize; Honors in Anatomy and 
 Chem. Stud. Jefferson Med. Coll., 1016. M. 
 R. C, 1917. Address, R. 4, Dexter, Mo. 
 
 8597. HUBERT WATSON MOOK 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ag 19, 
 1894, Letts. Ind.; s. E. L. (b. Ja 7, 1871, do.) 
 and Ida May (Davis) Moor (b. D 25, 1873, 
 do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma; Sigma Xi; Chem. Clulj; ist LTniv. 
 Brig. Organic Chemist, Univ. of HI.. 1917-18. 
 
 OS 7 
 
 Chem., Special Chem. Co., Highland Park, 
 111.. 1918 — . Married Lucile Norton. Ja 29, igig. 
 Champaign. Address, 431 N. Linden Ave.. 
 Highland Park, 111.; bus. add., c/o Special 
 Chemical Co., do. 
 
 8598. IRENE HOLBROOK MOORE 
 (DAVENPORT) 
 (Sister of No. 8599) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 30, 1895. Na.«h- 
 ville. 111.; d. Charles Terrell (b. Ja 19, 1855, 
 do.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Holbrook) Moore 
 (b. Mr 3, 1864. Belleville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Nashville H. S.; 111. Coll., i9i3-i'=. Alpha 
 Delta Pi; Pht Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Prehm. Honors; Valedictorian. Grad. Schol- 
 arship, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Married lohn 
 Adrian Davenport, Jr., N 14. 19 17, Salt Lake 
 City, Ut. Address, Box 522, Tooele, Utah. 
 
 8599. MABEL ELIZABETH MOORE 
 (Sister of No. 8598) 
 
 Student; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 25, 1894, 
 Nashville, 111.; d. Charles Terrell and Eliza- 
 beth (Holbrook) Moore. Prepared in Nash- 
 ville H. S.; 111. Coll., 1913-14- Alpha Delta Pi; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Nashville, HI. 
 
 8600. MARY KATHERINE MORAN 
 Home Demonstration Agt. ; B. S. in H. Sc. ; 
 
 b. F 3, i8q3. Rock Island, 111.; d. John Law- 
 rence (b. S 17. 1852, Jamestown, N. Y.) and 
 Mary (Richards) Moran (b. Ja 7. 1861). Pre- 
 pared in UrsuHne Acad., Paola, Kan. Teacher, 
 Dietetics. St. Coll. for Women, Columbus. 
 Miss. Address. 412 Chickasaw Ave., Parties- 
 ville. Okla. ; bus. add., State College for 
 Women, Columbus, Miss. 
 
 8601. CLARA ADAH MOREY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap i. 1804. Macomb, 
 111. Prepared in Macomb H. S.; West. III. St. 
 Norm. Sch. Der Deutsche Verein. .4ddress, 
 Macomb, 111. 
 
 8602. MAY MERBOTH MORGAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 15, 1895, Chi- 
 cago; d. George N. (b. Ag 2, 1861, Kinmundy, 
 III.). Prepared in Bowen H. S., Chicago; 
 Univ. of Chicago. Delta Gamma. Address, 
 7646 Marquette Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8603. NELSON MARVIN INIORRIS 
 Min. Engr. : B. S. in Min. E. ; b. Ap 20. 
 1894, Lebanon 111.; s. George William (b. O 
 30. 186.S, Eng.) and Louisa Antonette (Robin- 
 son) Morris (b. Jl 3, 1864, Roanoke, 111.). 
 Prepared in Ilarrisburg H. S. Min. E. Snc.; 
 Egyptian Club. Min. Engr. Goodman Mfg. 
 Co., Chicago, 1017. Lt., loist Co., Mach. Gun 
 Sch.. Camp Hancock. Ga., 1917; Mustered 
 out. D 18 10 1 8. Address, 206 N. Jackson St., 
 Harrisburg. 111.; bus. add., Wasson Coal Co., 
 do. 
 
 8604. IVAN G. MORRISON 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in .\gr.; b. Ag 11, 1893. Fair- 
 bury, 111.; s. Samuel Goodwin (b. O 20, i8.';7, 
 do.) and Rose (Gregg) Morrison (b. Je 27, 
 1869. Osceola, la.). Prepared in Pontiac H. S. 
 Tractor Expert, Kan. and Okla.. 1917. Top 
 Sergt., 376 Aero Sqdn., Handly-Paige Bombing 
 L'nit, Eng., 1917; ist Sergt., 376th Aero 
 Sqdn., 1917-18; A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, Fairbury, 111. 
 
 8605. WILLIAM RAYMOND MORRISON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. O 10, 1888, Waterloo, 
 111.; s. Charles (b. Waterloo. 111.) and Bertha 
 Josephine (Brey) Morrison (b. Burksville, 111.). 
 Prepared in Waterloo H. S. .Acacia; John 
 jiMarshall Law Club; Egyptian Club; Masonic 
 
688 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
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 Union. Atty. Urbana, 191 7. 2nd Lt., Inf. R. 
 C, Ag 1917; ist Lt., i6ist Depot Brig. Intelli- 
 gence Officer and Mustering Officer, Camp 
 Grant, 111. Address, 135 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 8606. FLORENCE LOUISE MOSS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 29, 1894, 
 Charles City, la.; d. William Edward (b. Ja 22, 
 1859, Winnebago Co., Wis.) and Anna Pike 
 (Sedgwick) Moss (b. Ag 27, 1865, London, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Charles City (la.) H. S. ; 
 Iowa St. Teacher's Coll. Alpha Oinicron Pi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; CTlassicai 
 Club. Teacher, H. S., Iowa Falls, la., 191 718. 
 Address, 900 Kelly St., Charles City, la. 
 
 8607. RUTH ALICE MOSS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 5. 1892, 
 Mt. Vernon, III.; d. Lafayette Bariholemew (b. 
 O 30, 1853, Mt. Vernon, 111.) and Sophronia 
 Addieville (Knight) Moss (b. My 6, 1859, 
 Smith Co., Tenn.). Prepared in Mt. Vernon 
 Tp. II. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Alethenai; Scribblers' Club. 
 Teacher, H. S., Monticello, 111., 1917-18; do., 
 Hume, 111. Address, 1022 Prairie Ave., Mt. 
 Vernon, 111.; bus. add., Hume, III. 
 
 8608. CARL PETER MOYEN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Je 4, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. G. F. Moyen. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago; Lane Poly. Inst. 1912-14. 
 Chem. Club. Corp., Camp Grant, 111.; Re- 
 search. High Explosives, Am. Univ., Washing- 
 ton, D. C; Chem. Warfare Service, N. A.; 
 Wounded, 191 8. Address, 2249 Powell Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8609. CARL OSCAR MUELLER 
 
 • (Brother of No. 8610) 
 Arch.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 25, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. . Carl Richard and Emelia (Braun) 
 Mueller. Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. 
 Triangle; Gargoyle. Arch. Engr., Const. Dcpt., 
 Morris & Co., Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 
 19 1 7. Ensign, Provisional Div., U. S. N. R. F., 
 Annapolis; Mustered out, F 25, 1919. Address, 
 3715 Rokeby St., Chicago. 
 
 8610. HERBERT EDWARD MUELLER 
 (Brother of No. 8609) 
 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. Je 25, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 Carl Richard and Emelia (Braun) Mueller. 
 Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chicago. Triangle; 
 Prelim. Honors; Mgr., Soph. Basketball. Asst. 
 Engr., U. S. Gov't. Speedway Hosp. Address, 
 3715 Rokeby St., Chicago. 
 
 86ii. EDWARD RICHARD MULLINS 
 Constructor; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 25, 1894, 
 Anna, 111.; s. Thomas Joseph (b. Je 6, 1S63, 
 Cork, Ireland) and Anna Marie (English) Mul- 
 lins (b. Ja 13. 1872, Grand Tower, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in St. Mary's and Champaign PI. Schs. 
 Const. Officer, Chanute Field, Rantoul. 111.; 
 Park Field, Millington, Tenn.; 2nd Lt., Eberts' 
 Field, Lonoke, Ark., 1917-18; Vancouver, 
 Wash., 1918 — . Mem., K. of C. Address, 607 
 E. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 8612. JOHN LEONARD MUNSON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 15, 1894, Randolph, 111.; 
 s. George W. (b. Jl 26, 1859, Randolph, 111.) 
 and Mary Florence (Bishop) Munson (b. S 
 29, 1869, Heyworth, 111.). Prepared in Bloom- 
 ington H. S. Hoof and Horn Club. Exp. 
 Work, An. Husb., Exp. Sta.. Univ. of 111. 
 2nd Lt., M. G. Sect., Inf., Co. 349th, 88th 
 Div., 51st Co., Camp Hancock, Ga.; Mustered 
 out, D II, 191S. Married Maude Belle 
 Lukner, Je 4, 1917, Urbana. Address, 503 E. 
 Chalmers St., Champaign. 
 
 8613. MOTOSABURO MURATA 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 18, 1890, Japan; s. 
 K. Murata. Prepared in Los Angeles Poly. 
 H. S. Address, Shinghu, Japan.t 
 
 8614. ELIZABETH ADAMS MURDUCK 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 20, 
 1889, Malta, O.; d. Samuel Adams (b. An a?, 
 i860, do.) and Carrie Agnes (Rogers) Mur- 
 duck (b. Ap 22, 1863). Prepared in Omaha 
 (Neb.) H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst. Chi Omega. 
 Teacher, Hist., Butler Tp. H. S., East Lynn, 
 111.; Canton. 111., 1919 — . Address, 610 W. 
 Church St., Champaign; bus. add., c/o H. S., 
 Canton, III. 
 
 8615. GRACE MILDRED MIURRAY 
 Librarian; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 17, 
 1892, Eureka, III.; d. William (b. 1861, do.) 
 and Nevada Elizabeth (Stewart) Murray (b. 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S.; 
 111. Woman's Coll., 1910-11. Delta Gamma; 
 Univ. Choristers; Woman's Glee Club. Asst. 
 l.ibn.. Champaign, I'ub. Lib., summers, 1917, 
 1918; Libn., H. S., Champaign, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 306 Davidson Drive, Champaign. 
 
 8616. KYOICHI NAKADA 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja 10, 1890, Azo, Oka- 
 yama, Japan; s. Menoen Nakada. Prepared in 
 Spokane H. S. Address, Okayama, Japan.t 
 
 8617. MOKI NAKAYAMA 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 6, 1890, Roche, Japan; 
 s. Shigemi Nakayama. Prepared in Lewis and 
 Clark H. S. Address, 151 Airoka-Machi, 
 Kochi, Kochi-Ken, Japan.t 
 
 8618. JULIEN HEQUEMBOURG NEEDLER 
 (Brother of No. 6449) 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ja 8, 1894. Chicago; 
 .';. David Wesley (b. Curwensville, Pa.) and 
 Ella (Quiggle) Needier (b. Altoona, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Alpha Delta Phi; Theta Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; 
 Capt., Univ. Brig, ist O. T. C; 2nd Lt. U. 
 S. A.; ist Lt.. S7th U. S. Inf.., 1917— • 'Ad- 
 dress, 1227 Altgeld St., Chicago. 
 
 8619. JESSE WARD NELSON 
 (Husband of No. 8201) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 19, 1892, Vermont, 
 111.; s. John Nelson. Prepared in Industry 
 Tp. H. S. Zeta Psi; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Gamma 
 Rho; Ma-wan-da; Sachem; Tribe of Illini; Var- 
 sity Football; Pres., Y. M. C. A. Capt., F. A. 
 R. C, Comanding Bat., Bat. A., 333 F. A., 
 Camp Grant, Roekford, 111.; Camp Mills; Camp 
 Robinson, Wis.; 333 H. F. A.; A. E. F., 
 France; Capt., F. A., B. A. 333rd Heavy F. 
 A., 16 1 St Art. Brig., 86th Div., Camp Grant, 
 111.; do., A. E. F., France; Mustered out, Ja 
 -3. 1919. Married Natalia M. Carson ('17), 
 S 22, 1917, Chicago. Child, Jessie Ann, b. S 
 17, 1918. Address, 92S Argyle St., Chicago. 
 
 8620. WILLIAM OSCAR NELSON 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. D 28, 1S94, Springfield, 
 O.; s. Samuel Luther (b. Je 23, 1859, Hicks- 
 ville, O.) and Carrie (Lupton) Nelson (b. S 
 4, 1862, Lafayette, Ind.). Prepared in Brad- 
 ley Poly. Inst.; Culver Mil. Acad. Beta Theta 
 Pi; Ma-wan-da; Scabbard and Blade; Theta 
 Tau; Ku Klux; Helmet; Col. and Commander, 
 Univ. Brig. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 191 7; 2nd Lt., LT. S. A. Married Gertrude 
 Wagner, O 27. 1917, Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. 
 .■iddress, 126 Moss Ave., Peoria. 
 
 8621. HAROLD VANCE NEWLIN 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 14, 1895, Robin- 
 son, 111.; s. Leroy Newlin. Prepared in Rob- 
 inson Tp. H. S. Kappa Sigma; Helmet. Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111. Address, 500 N. Cross St., Rob- 
 inson, Ill.t 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
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 8622. EDWARD STERLING NICHOL 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 2773, 3125, 3497, 6455) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 14. 1895, Gran- 
 ville, O. ; s. Edward Appollis (b. Mr 22, 1852, 
 Granville, O.) and Lydia (Greene) Nichol (b. 
 Ap 20, 1858, Jamestown, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. and North H. S., Columbus. O.; 
 O. St. Univ. Phi Kappa Psi; Bus. Mgr., Daily 
 mini. 1st Lt., Army Ambulance Service, 1917; 
 Active Service, Command of S. S. U. s^t. 
 French Front. Address, 98 12th Ave., "Co- 
 lumbus, O. 
 
 8623. GEORGE WILLIAM NICHOL 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. S 25, 1895, Anderson, 
 Ind.; s. G. E. Nichol. Prepared in Anderson 
 (Ind.) H. S. Address, 329 W. nth St., An- 
 derson, Ind.t 
 
 8624. JOSEPHINE MARIE NICHOLS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 18, 1894, 
 Tremont, 111.; d. Alfred H. (b. Jl 26, i860, 
 do.) and Helen (Hayward) Nichols (b. F 3, 
 1863). Prepared in Tremont and Dixon H. 
 Schs. ; Univ. of Wis. Sigma Kappa. Teacher, 
 Eng. and. Hist.. Fulton, 111. Address, 618 S. 
 Galena Ave., Dixon, 111. 
 
 862s. CECIL RICPIARD NICKOLLS 
 (Husband of No. 8793) 
 Dairy Chem. ; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 12, 1889, 
 Henry, 111.; s. John (b. 1854, Devonshire, 
 Ehr.) and Lizzie K. (HulTman) Nickolls (b. Mr 
 4. 1863, Henry, III.). Prepared in Wyoming 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. Dairy Chem. 
 and Field Man, St. Louis, 1917 — . Mo. Home 
 Guard. Married Florence Thomas Stoutzen- 
 berg ('17), Ag 18, 1917, Greenville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 3951 Hartford St., St. Louis. 
 
 8626. FRED CHRISTIAN NORLIN 
 (Husband of No. 7270) 
 
 Const. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 31, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Fred (b. Mr 4, 1865, Sweden) and 
 Dora Knost (b. Je 30, 1859, Ger.). Prepared 
 in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Theta Delta 
 Chi; Sigma Tau; Helmet; Ku Klux; Comitatus; 
 C. E. Club; Pres., Sr. Class; Fresh. Foot- 
 ball; Sr. Memorial Com. Engr., U. S. Geol. 
 Sur. Dept., Greeley-Howard, Norlin Co., 
 Engrs. Chicago; Const. Engr. Dept., Chicago 
 City Surface Lines. Sergt., Engrs. Corps, 
 1917 — . Mem., A. F. A. M.; Shrine. Married 
 Ethel Todd ('15), Ap 24, 1917, Peoria. Ad- 
 dress, 2744 Mildred Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8627. DWIGHT REED NORRIS 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja :8, 1896, 
 Newman, 111.; s. Welton Rollie (b. My 18, 
 1858, Clinton, Ind.) and Jane F. Norris (b. 
 Newman, 111.). Prepared in Newman Tp. H. 
 S. Phi Kappa Tau; C. E. Club; Prelim. 
 Honors. Sergt., (Jo. C, io8th Engrs., Camp 
 Logan, Tex., 1917-18; Co. 6, E. R. O. T. C, 
 Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va.; 2nd Lt., Engrs., 
 1918; do., 2oth Engrs., 20th Co., A. E. F., 
 France. 1918 — . Mem., Am. Assn. Engrs. Ad- 
 dress, Newman, 111. 
 
 8630. IRWIN BLAINE OLIN 
 (Brother of No. 71 16) 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 16 
 1895, Chicago; s. Samuel Olaf (b. Ag 24, 1867, 
 a) ^"/^ ^'''"■y J^"'^ (Irwin) Olin (b. D 10, 
 1862, Jancsville, Wis.). Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H S., Chicago. Sigma Pi; ist Lt. and 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Acct., 111. Steel Co., Gary 
 Works, 1017; Correspondent, H. W. Johns- 
 Manville Co., Chicago. 1917. 3rd Class Electn., 
 3rd Petty Officer, Co. Commander, 8th Regt., 
 LI. S. K., Camp Decatur, (ireat Lakes, 111.; 
 Chief Boat.swain Mate, Municipal Pier, Chicago, 
 191S; Mustered out, Ta 16, 1919. Address, 
 518 V\^a.shington Ave., Wihnelte, 111.; bus. add., 
 Skinderviken Telephone Eriuipment Co., Chi- 
 c.-igo. 
 
 8631. ARTHUR ALEXIS OLSEN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 11, 1883, Chi 
 cago; s Hans E. (b. My 2, 1853. Christiana, 
 Norway) and Lizzie (Anderson) Olscn (b. Je 
 1851, Chicago). Prepared in Chicago Y. M. 
 C. A. Day School. Alpha Zeta: Farm House; 
 Agr. Club; Final Honors. Co. Agr. Agt 
 Crawford Co., Bucyrus, O., 1918— . Address, 
 Newark, HI. 
 
 8632. ALLAN RICHARD OMEARA 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 9, 1892, Chicago; 
 s. J. J. Omeara. Prepared in Evanston Acad.- 
 Lane Tech. II. S., Chicago. Delta Kappa Ep- 
 silon; Alpha Kappa Psi; Ma-wan-da; Tribe of 
 Illini; Varsity Track; Varsity Baseball; Jr. 
 Prom. Com. Ord. Corps, Ft. Sam Houston, 
 Tex. Address, 1232 Pratt Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8633. KURA OTANI 
 Educator; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 4, 
 1885, Gunniaken. Japan; d. Takisaburo (0. do.) 
 and Ino Otani (b. Ja 4, 1854, do.). Prepared 
 in H. S., Mission Coll; Girls Higher Norm. 
 Sch., Tokyo, Japan; Univ. of Calif., 1912-14. 
 Educational Investigation, Burlingame, Calif. 
 Address, 528 County Road, Burlingame, Calif. 
 
 8634. JOHN EKEM OTT 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. My 13, 1896, Chicago; s. 
 Herman A. (b. N 7, 1871, Chicago) and Emma 
 (Ekem) Ott (b. Mr 14, 1873. Pigeon Falls, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Carl Schurz H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Ilus; Theta Tau; Capt., Univ. Brig.; 
 Capt., Water Basketball. U. S. Insp., Q. M. 
 C, 1917-18; U. S. Engrs. Corps., Co. B., s6th 
 U. S. Engrs., Washington Barracks, Washing- 
 ton, D. C; Instr., Gas Defense, do.; Mustered 
 out, Mr 1919. Address, 3757 N. Kostner Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8628. CHESTER ADAM OCHS 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 15, 1894, Chi- 
 cago; s. Henry (b. S 23, 1871, do.) and Caro- 
 line (Rauch) Ochs (b. D 29, 1873. Buffalo, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago; 
 Lane Jr. Coll., 1913-14. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Fresh. Varsity Basketball. Q. M. R. C, Camp 
 Custer, Mich., 1917-18; 3rd R. O. T. C, 
 1918 — . Address, 1607 Belle Plaine Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8629. ERNEST ALLEN OLANDER 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 16, 1892, Topeka, 
 Kan.; s. C. E. Olander. Prepared in Topeka 
 H. S.; Washburn Coll. Address, 707 Gar-' 
 field Ave., Topeka, Kan.f 
 
 8635- PERCY WRIGHT OTT 
 
 P.. S. in M. & S. E.; b. S 24, 1889. 
 Mt. Hermon. La.; s. Elbert Weston (b. do.) 
 and Martha Leggett (Holmesville, Miss.). Pre- 
 pared in Soule Coll., New Orleans; Univ. Acad. 
 Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Club; Philomathean; Mu- 
 San; Prelim., Final and Special Honors. 2nd 
 Lt. and Capt., Univ. Brig.; Sr. Ball Com. 2nd 
 Lt., Engrs. Reserve Corps., Instr., nth Provi- 
 sional Regt., Camp Grant, 111., 1917; 34th Inf., 
 Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 1917; Instr., 2nd 
 Engrs. R. O. T. C, Camp Lee, Va., 1917-18; 
 305lh Engrs., Capt. Engr. Reserve Corps; 
 Instr., 3rd Engrs. (J. T. C, Ft. Benjamin Har- 
 rison; 603rd Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918. 
 Address, Mt. Hermon. La. 
 
 8636. GORDON OTTO 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 9, 1885, Cold- 
 water, Mich.; s. Benjamin Otto. Prepared in 
 IT. S., Kansas City, Mo.: Bradley Poly. Inst. 
 Delta Upsilon; Tribe of Illini; Varsity Basket- 
 ball. Farmer, 19 17. Mess Sergt., Bat. I, 45th 
 F. A., Camp Stanley, Tex. Address, 21 u W. 
 logth St., (Jhicagn. 
 
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 8637. HARRISON GEORGE OVEREND 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 13. 1S92, Edelstein, 
 111.; s. George (b. N 7, 1851, Peoria) and Lois 
 May (Betts) Overend (b. My 7, :86i, Blue 
 Ridge. 111.). Prepared in Ipava H. S.; Brad- 
 ley Poly. Inst. Alpha Rho Chi: Tau Beta Pi; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Arch. Club; Final Hon- 
 ors. Capt., Univ. Brig, jnd I-t., 14th U. S. 
 Inf., Vancouver, Wash., 1917; ist Lt., C. A. 
 C, U. S. A., Ft. Warren, Boston, Mass.; Capt., 
 -1st Artillery, C. A. C, A. E. F., France. 
 1918 — . Address, Edelstein, 111. 
 
 863S. RALPH MARION OVERTON 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 9, 1896, Winchester, 
 111.; s. James Marion (b. D 30, 1869, Manches- 
 ter, 111.) and Kfiie Belle (Hayes) Overton (b. 
 !•■ 17, 1S73, Manchester. 111.). rrcparcd in 
 Winchester II. S.^ Tlieta Chi; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; Prelim. Honors; 
 Pres., Stud. Branch A. S. M. E. 2nd Lt., Q. 
 M. C. N. A., Camp Grant, 111.; M. S. T. 405, 
 Co. 317, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind.; Adj., 
 do., A. P. O. 701, A. E. F., France. Address, 
 Winchester, 111. 
 
 S639. SELA ISABEL PAISLEY 
 Teacher; B. ^lu^. ; b. O 14, 1S91, Morrison- 
 ville, 111.; d. Rev. Moses Fuller (b. N 2, 1843, 
 Ilillsboro, 111.) and Harriet Louisa (Sineeton) 
 Paisley (li. D 27, 1858, Ottawa, 111.). Prepared 
 in Towanda H. S.; Grad., 111. St. Norm. L^niv., 
 1912. Mu Kappa Alpha; Jamesonian; Final 
 Honors. Teacher, Music. Address, 910 W. 
 Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 S640. JOHN ROBERT PALFREY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 22, 1884, Ber- 
 lin, Wis.; s. W. W. Palfrey. Prepared in 
 LIniv. of Wis. Farmer, Omro, Wis., 1918 — . 
 Address, Omro, Wis. 
 
 8641. CHARLES SHATTUCK PALMER 
 (Son of Nos. 363, 671) 
 
 Professor; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 11, 1895, 
 Champaign; s. Arthur William ('83), (b. i8t>i, 
 London, Eng.) and Anna Fletcher (Shattuck) 
 Palmer ('91), (b. 186S, Urbana). Prepared in 
 Irbana H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Lambda 
 LTpsilon; Philomathean; Chem. Club; Stud. 
 P.ranch, A. C. S.; Asst. Ed., ///. Chem., Lt., 
 ITniv. Brig. Prof., Chem., Greenville Coll., 
 1917. 8th Bat., C. A., O. T. C, Camp Tay- 
 lor, Ky. Address, 1015 California Ave., Ur- 
 bana. 
 8642. CATHERINE ELIZABETH PARKS 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 8, 1894, 
 Du Quoin. 111.; d. Walter W. (b. O 31, 1866, 
 do.) and Kate A. (Iloin) Parks (b. Jl 28, 1870, 
 1/0.). Prepared in Du Quoin Tp. H. S. ; Chris- 
 tian Coll., Columbia, Mo. Pi Beta Phi. Teach- 
 er, Lang Tp. H. S., Du Quoin, 111. Address, 
 Du Quoin, 111. 
 
 S643. GLENN TILFORD PATCHILL 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 26, 1893, Corn- 
 ing, N. v.; s. J. W. T. (b. Philadelphia. Pa.) 
 and Anna (Calvert) Patchill. Prepared in 
 Genesee Wesleyan Sem., Lima, N. V.; Univ. 
 of la., 1912-14. Ord. Tr. Sch., N. W. Univ.; 
 do., San Antonio Arsenal, Tex.; Scrgt., Co. 
 A., Curtis Bay Gen. Supply, Ord. Dept., S. 
 Baltimore, Md.; Mustered out, Ap 3. 1919. 
 Address, 128 Cedar St., Corning, N. Y. 
 
 8644. JOSEPH JULIAN PATTERSON 
 Instructor; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 3, 1894, 
 Danville, 111.; s. Jesse Julian (b. Jl 4, 1848, 
 Athens, Tenn.) and Nancy Jane (Purkins) 
 Patterson (b. D 25, 1854, Indiaiiola, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Danville II. S. Alpha Rho Chi; 
 Lambda Tau Rho; Arch. Club; Glee Club. 
 Draftsman, Chicago, 1917; Instr., Arch, and 
 practicing arch.. Okla. Agr. and Mech. Coll., 
 Stillwater, Okla., 191 7 — . Address, Stillwa- 
 ter, Okla. 
 
 864.S. NELLIE RAND PATTERSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Te 24, 1894, 
 Chicago; d. John Ritchie (b. N 20, 1864, Chi- 
 cago) and Emma (Rand) Patterson (b. S i. 
 1S68I. Prepared in John Marshall H. S., Chi- 
 cago; Lewis Inst. Alpha Xi Delta; Phi Delta 
 Psi; Mask and Bauble; lUiola: Sr. Class His- 
 torian; Inter Soc. Declamation Contest winner. 
 Teacher, Pub. Speaking, H. S., Abingdon, III. 
 /iddress, 1425 Lunt Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8646. JOHN VEVERS PATTON 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 7, 1894. Pittsburgh; 
 s. Joseph Robinson (b. N 9, 18(18, St. Marys, 
 Pa.) and Mary (Uhl) Patton (b. O 23, 1868, 
 Somerset, Pa.). Prepared in Atlanta H. S.; 
 Lewis Inst.; Univ. of Wis. Farmer, Aberdeen. 
 Miss., 1917. Ildqtrs. Co., 17th, F. A.; Hdqtrs. 
 2nd F. A., A. E. F., France; driving car for 
 Chief of Staff of the Division; Army of Occu- 
 pation, Ger., 1918 — . Mem., M. L. Church. 
 .iddress, Aberdeen, Miss. 
 
 8647. HOMER ARNOLD PEARSON 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 7, 1895. 
 Vermilion, 111.; s. Thomas B. and Mary F. 
 (.Miller) Pearson. Prepared in Thornton 
 (Ind.) H. S. E. E. Soc. Mech. Engr., Ed- 
 wards Valve & Mfg. Co., East Chicago, Ind. 
 Married Edna Stickler, Ag 15, 1918, Cham- 
 paign. Address, 4508 Magoun Ave., East (Jlii- 
 cago, Ind. 
 
 8648. VICTOR ANTHONY PECCHIA 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in C. E.; b. S 20, 1894. 
 Chicago; s. Joseph (b. Lucca, Italy) and Isa- 
 bclle (Dinni) Pecchia (b. do.). Prepared in 
 l.ane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Lane Jr. Coll. 
 .Spanish Club; Capt., Univ. Brig.; Sec., C. E. 
 Club; Sec, Stud. Branch, Am. Assn. Engrs. ; 
 Mil. Ball Com.; Brcv. Capt., 111. Nat. Guard. 
 Kxi)erimental work on Sewage San. Dist., Chi- 
 cago, 19 1 7. Civ. Engr., Camp Custer, Mich., 
 1017; Topo.graphical Draftsman, U. S. De- 
 partmental Service, 1918; Engrs. O. T. S., 
 Camp Humphreys, Va., 1918; Mustered out, 
 D 18, 1918. Address, 2910 Allen Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8640. ROY LEE PECK, JR. 
 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 16, 1894, Cleveland; s. 
 R. L. Peck. Prepared in Wheaton II. S. Phi 
 Kappa Sigma; C. E. Soc. Lt., C. A. C, Fort 
 Constitution, New Castle, N. H. Address, 324 
 N. Cuyler Ave., Oak Park, Ill.t 
 
 8630. RUSSELL HENRY PEDLER 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 17, 1S95, Chicago; s. 
 Edwin (b. O 23, 1862, London, Eng.) and 
 Gertrude Mary (Davis) Pedler (b. D 15, 1866, 
 do.). I'repared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chi- 
 cago; Lane Jr. Coll. Stud. Branch, A. S. 
 M. E. ist O. T. C, Fort Sheridan, 111., 1917; 
 Cadet Flyer, R. F. C, Ft. Worth, Tex.; ist 
 Lt., i66th Aero Sqdn., A. E. F., France; Offi- 
 cially credited with bringing down two German 
 planes. Address, 4232 N. Kildare Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 S651. HARRY LOUIS PELZER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.: b. S 18, 1896, Murphys- 
 boro. 111.; s. Louis W. Pelzer. Prepared in 
 Murphysboro H. S. ; Carthage Coll. Address, 
 101 1 \Vest Main St., Urbana. 
 
 8652. HARRY FRED PENDARVIS 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; A. B. in L. A. 
 & S.; b. My 6, 1894, Chicago; s. Robert Ells- 
 worth (b. O 30, iSdi, Henderson Co., 111.) 
 and Leliz Vilmina (Rouse) Pendarvis (b. 
 Morris. 111.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S.. 
 Chicago. Alpha Sigma Phi: Eta Kappa Nu: 
 Sigma Tau; Tribe of Illini. Varsity Track. 
 Elec. Engr., Chicago. Lt., U. S. N., U. S. S. 
 Maine, with battleship fleet at Guantanamo, 
 Cuba, 1918 — . Address, 2602 Neva Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
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 865.3. MARY HONOKA PENDERGAST 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1918; b. Ap 
 24, 1890, Mattoon, 111.; d. Thomas M. Pender- 
 gast. Prepared in Charleston H. S.; Colo. 
 Coll. Address, 32 E. Green St., Chainpaigrn.t 
 
 8654. STELLA REBECCA PERCIVAI- 
 (Sister of No. 7130) 
 
 Musician; B. Mus. ; b. N i, 1892, Cham- 
 paign; d. O. L. (b. N 20, 1861, do.) and Mary 
 I'ratt (1). Ag 3. i86g. do.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Kappa Alpha Thcta; Mu Kappa 
 Alpha; Phi Delta Psi; Athenean; Y. W. C. A. 
 Cal)inet; Prelim. Honors; Sr. Invitation Com.; 
 •Sr. Memorial Com. Canteen Worker, Y. M. C. 
 .\., France, igi8; do., Coblenz, Ger. Address, 
 314 S. Randolph St., Champaign. 
 
 8655. NELLE PERRY 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. &■ S.; b. Jl 26, 1888 
 
 Franklin, Ind.; d. T. C. M. Perry. Prepared 
 
 in Chrisman II. S. Teacher, Tp. II. S., Oblong, 
 
 111. Address, Ridge Farm. Ill.t 
 
 8656. CHESTER ALMON PETERSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag ig, i8g4, Gales- 
 burg, III.; s. William Almon (b. Ag 21, 1868, 
 do.) and Nellie ( Westervelt) Peterson (b. D 
 4, i86g, Buds, 111.). Prepared in Galesburg 
 II. S. Cosmopolitan Clul); Agr. Club. Farmer, 
 Inola. Okla., igiy. Merchant Marine, 1917 — . 
 Address, Inola, Rogers Co., Okla. 
 
 8657. REUBEN WALTER PETERSON 
 Milk Engr.; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 6, 1894, 
 
 Minneapolis; s. Robert P. (b. i860, Sweden) 
 and Emily C. (Youngren) Peterson (b. i860, 
 do.). Prepared in Lake View II. S., Chicago. 
 Prelim, and Final Honors; Scholar in Dairy 
 Husb. Varsity Baseball ; Fresh. Varsity Base- 
 ball; Class Basketball. Dairy Chem., Litchfield 
 Creamery Co., Litchfield, 111., 1917. Milk 
 Engr., Mojonnier Bros. Co., Chicago, :gi7. 
 Lt.. C. A. C, Bordeaux, France, 1918 — . 
 Address, 5331 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8658. TIMOTHY' EDWIN PETERSON 
 Live Stock Dealer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 18, 
 
 i8g5;. Mesa, Ariz.; s. J. G. (b. N i, 1870) and 
 Leah E. Peterson (b. Ag 18, 1871). Prepared 
 in Mesa (.^riz.) H. .S. ; N. W. Univ., igi3 15. 
 .Sigina Alpha Epsilon. Live Stock Commis- 
 sioner, Co-partner, J. G. Peterson Live Stock 
 Comn. Co. Co. F., 314 ?2ngrs., 8gth Div., 
 .\. E. F., France, 1918; Wounded in St. Mihiel 
 Drive, Base Hosp. No. 27, 191H — . Address, 
 Mesa, Ariz. 
 
 8659. FRANK HOWARD PETHYBRIDGE 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 3, 1S94, Cliicago; s. John 
 F. (La Cross, Wis.) and Mary (Livingston) 
 Pethybridge (b. Ith.Tca, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Wendell Phillips H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Helmet; Sachem; Tribe of 
 Illini; Hoof and Horn Club; Varsity Base- 
 ball; Varsity Football. With ITalsey Stuart & 
 Co., Chicago, 191 7-18. Lt., O. T. C, F. A., 
 Camp Jackson, S. C. Married Anne Voss, S 
 4, 1918, Champaign. Address, 5442 Winthrop 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8660. MANLEY ROSS PETTY 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 11, 1892, Sumner, 111.; 
 8. George L. Petty. Prepared in Lawrencevillc 
 Tp. H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi. Ma-wan-da; 
 Tribe of Illini; Varsity Football. Naval Avia- 
 tion Service, igi8 — . Address, R. 5, Sumner, 
 lll.t 
 
 8661. LOUIS HERMAN PFEFFER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 27. i8g4, Leb- 
 anon, 111.; s. L. L. Pfeffer. Prepared in Leb- 
 anon H. S.; A. B., McKendree Coll., 191 5. 
 Der Deutsche Verein; E. E. Soc; Varsity 
 Gym. Team; 111. Drama Federation. Farmer, 
 1917. Address, Lebanon, 111. 
 
 8662. CONRAD LOUIS PFEIFFER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N :6, 1892, 
 Chicago; s. Konrad (b. Ja 25, 1863, Allen- 
 dorf, Hesse, Ger.) and Catherine (Marzin) 
 Pfeir'fer (b. Mr 28, 1873, Saar., Louis, Lor- 
 raine, Ger.). Prepared in Curtis H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Der Deutsche Verein; E. E. Soc; 
 (iym. Team. Stud.. Mich. St. Tel. Co., De- 
 troit, 191 7; Jr. Elcc. Engr.. Pub. Service Comn., 
 New York City. igi8--. 2nd Lt., 70th I'\ A.. 
 Camp Taylor, Ky.; Camp Knox, Ky. ; Mus- 
 tered out. F 6, 1919. Address, 238 E. 79th 
 St., New York City; bus. add., 19 Lafayette 
 St., do. 
 
 8663. RUDOLF SALISBURY PFEIFFER 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S. in M. E.; b. My 
 II, 1895, Peoria, 111.; s. Rudolf (b. Ja 28, 
 i860, Peoria) and Marion Ida (Salisbury) 
 Pfeiffer (b. Ja 8, i860, Peoria). Pre- 
 pared m Bradley Poly. Inst. Pi Tau Sigma; 
 Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Pvt., Ord. Corps. N. 
 A., 1917; Ft. Herring, Peoria; Corp., Ord., 
 A. E. P., France. Address, 1108 N. Madison 
 Ave., Peoria. 
 
 .. LOIS PHILBRICK 
 (Daughter of No. 403) 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 10, 1895, 
 Champaign; d. Solon ('84), (b. Je 20, i860, 
 liaileyville. 111.) and Caroline Josephine (Thom- 
 as) Philbrick (b. F 8, 1867, Morris, 111.). Pre 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Kappa .Mpha Theta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Athenian. Sec, International 
 Harvester Co., Chicago. Address, 406 N. Mc 
 Kinley Ave., Champaign; bus. add., c/o Inter- 
 national Harvester Co., do. 
 
 866s. MINNIE ALICE PHILLIPS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 13, 
 
 1894, Sullivan, 111.; d. Andrew J. Phillips. 
 
 Prepared in East. 111. St. Norm. Alpha Orni- 
 
 cron Pi; VV. A. A.; H. Sc. Club. Address, 
 
 K. I, Sullivan, lll.v 
 
 8666. JOHN PIEPER 
 Assistant: B. S. in Agr.; M. S., 191 7; b. Ja 
 24. 1886, Granite City, III.; s. J. and Mary 
 Pieper. Prepared in Granite City IT. S., Univ. 
 of 111., Asst. in Crop I'roduction, 19 17 — . 
 .Married Nellie Dawson, Ag'29, 1918, Urbana. 
 .iddress, 905 S. Busey Ave., Urbana. t 
 
 8667. BENJAMIN ELMER PIERCE 
 
 Salesman; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 11, 1894, 
 Grayville, 111.; s. Rev. Reuben Forest (b. F 25, 
 1857) and Fannie Forest Gillham (b. My i, 
 :86o, Wanda, 111.). Prepared in Castle Rock 
 IL S.; North Denver H. .S.; South Denver H. 
 .S.; Univ. of Denver. 1912-14. Beta Theta Pi; 
 Y. M. C. A. Auto Salesman, igig — -. Sec, Y. 
 M. C. A., 1917; U. S. N. R. F., 1917; Ensign, 
 1918; Mustered out, F 9, 1919. Address, 112 
 .Springer Ave., Edwardsville, III.; bus. add., 
 3107 I^ocust St., St. Louis. 
 
 8668. EDWIN IVAN PILCHARD 
 1!. S. in Agr.; b. O 3, T8gi, Farmer City, 
 111.; s. M. H. Pilchard. Prepared in Farmer 
 City H. S.; 111. Wesleyan ITniv. Farm House; 
 Glee and Mandolin Club; Univ. Choral Soc; 
 .\gr. Club, .-iddress, Mansfield, Ill.t 
 
 8669. LEONARD SPROULE POOR 
 (Brother of Nos. 1753, 5364) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 19. 1894, Streator, 
 111.; s. Thom|)Son (b. Ja 3, 1849, Hopkinton, 
 Mass.) and Helen Jane (Lindsay) Poor (b. 
 .\g 9, 1854, .Shippenburg, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Streator IL S.; Knox Coll. Beta Theta Pi; 
 Comitatus. ist O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 
 2nd Lt., Inf., U. S. R. Address, 217 S. Mon- 
 roe St., Streator, Ill.t 
 
f,9: 
 
 L'niversitv ok Illinojs 
 
 8670. HARRY HUBERT PORTER 
 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. iJ 26, 1893. Gedaw, 
 111.; s. A. A. Porter. Prepared in Monmouth 
 H. S. Delta Upsilon; Homecoming Com. 
 
 8. M. Training, Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 erlaw, Ill.t 
 
 8671. URBAN STUART POSTEL 
 (Son of No. 367; Brother of Nos. 4863, 6488) 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. F 28, 1895, Mascou- 
 tah. 111.: s. Julius C^y), (b. N 29, 1862) and 
 Amalia Postcl (h. Je :(>, tS6j, Mascoutah, 111.). 
 Prepared in Morgan Park Acad. Address, 
 Mascoutah, 111. 
 
 86-2. HARRIET LEOTINE POSTLEWAIT 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 2, 1879. Monticello, 
 111.; s. James and Minnie Postlewait. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. Acad. Address, 814 W. Main 
 St., Urbana.t 
 
 8673. GLENN EDWARD POTTER 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 25, 1895, 
 Cleveland; s. W. P. Potter. Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Varsity 
 Wrestling; Prelim. Honors. Insp., I. T. S., 
 1917-18; Asst. Engr., Pub. Utilities Comn. of 
 111., Springfield, 111., 191S — . Address, 551 W. 
 Favette Ave., Springfield, 111.; bus. add.. 511 
 De" Witt-Smith Bldg., do. 
 
 S674. JACOB ORUS! POWERS 
 (Brother of No. 5368) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 191S; 
 b. Je 19, 1800, Tice, 111.; s. Jolin William (b. 
 1838, Maysville, Ky.) and Nancy T. (Erwin) 
 Powers (b. N 14, 1848, Petersburg, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Petersburg Harris H. S. ; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1917 — . Married Lucie Agnes Jenny, Ag 16, 
 1912, Jamestown, 111. Address, 107 S. Busey 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 8675. JOHN HOWARD POWERS 
 
 Farmer; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 23, 1895, 
 xtecatur. 111.; s. Charles G. (b. Je 30, 1862, 
 Jacksonville, 111.) and Effie (Rogers) Powers 
 (b. O 4, 1867. Maroa, 111.). Prepared in De- 
 catur II. S;. Tome Sch., Pt. Deposit, Md. Al- 
 pha Tau Omega; Ma-wan-da; Scabbard and 
 Blade; Helmet; Mgr., Class Baseball; Mgr. 
 Class Ath.; Lt. Col., Univ. Brig.; Brevet Capt., 
 111. Nat. Guard. Farm Mgr., Decatur. 111., 
 1917. Instr., U. S. S. M. A.. Univ. of 111., N 
 1917 — . Married Helen Lee Kenney, S 12, 
 1 91 7. Decatur, 111. Address, 357 W. Decatur 
 St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 8676. RAY AUSTIN POWERS 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 26. 1895, Braceville, 
 111.; s. George" F. and Alice Lindsay (McCall) 
 Powers. Prepared in Toliet Tp. H. S. Const. 
 Work, 1917-18. Bradley Poly. Inst.. U. S. A. 
 Course, 1918 — . Address, 1226 S. Richard St., 
 Joliet, 111. 
 
 8677. MELVILLE HALSEY PRICE 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. Ja 30, 1896, Chicago; s. 
 William R. Price. Prepared in Englewood H. 
 S. Address, 6206 S. Hermitage Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 8678. WILLIAM THOMAS PURCELL 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 12, 1S92, Minneapolis; 
 s. Thomas Francis Purcell. Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago. Fresh. Varsity Swim- 
 ming. 108th Engrs., U. S. A. Address, iS5 N. 
 Leamington St., Cnicago.f 
 
 8679. JOHN ELDER PYRON 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. F 27, 1S94. 
 Chattanooga. Tenn.; s. Lee and Annie Lillian 
 (McClure) Pyron. Prepared in Soldan H. S., 
 St. Louis. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Asst. Chem., 
 Certainteed Products Corp., E. St. Louis, 111., 
 
 1 1 g 1 7 
 
 1917-18. With Centerheed Co.. York, Pa. 3rd 
 R. O. T. C. Camp Grant 111.. 1918; Sergt., 
 U. S. A.; 2nd Lt., Anti-Aircraft Sch., Artil- 
 lery Section, A. E. F., France; Mustered out, 
 1919. Married Ruth Anne Johnson, My 14, 
 1918, Columbia, S. C. Address, 6007 Berlin 
 Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 8680. CORAMAE QUANDT 
 Univ. Sec; B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 20, 1893- In- 
 dianapolis; d. William Henry (b. 1864, Gallon, 
 O.) and Mary (Bauer) Quandt (b. 1868. Pales- 
 tine, Ind.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. Asst. 
 Registrar's Office, Univ. of 111.. 1917: Univ. 
 Sec, L^niv. of 111. Press, 1918 — . Address, 202'/^ 
 W. Green St., Urbana.t 
 
 8681. HARRY QUICK 
 (Brother of No. 6496) 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 11, 1894, Joliet, 111.; 
 s. George Wesley (b. O 2, 1866, Tiskilwa, IIJ.) 
 and Carrie (Gossler) Quick (b. S 2, 1868, do.). 
 Prepared in Tiskilwa H. S. Theta Chi; Class 
 Football; Class Baseball. Corp., (^amp Dodge, 
 la.; Camp Lee, Va.; 2nd Lt., Co. C, 545th 
 Service Brig., Engrs., Camp A. A. Humphreys, 
 Va.; 1st Lt., do., A. E. F., France, 191 8 — . 
 .4ddress, Tiskilwa, lll.f 
 
 8682. RALPH SHANCKE RAABERG 
 Draftsman; B. S. in A. E.; b. My 19, 1895, 
 Chicago; s. Sophus (b. Norway) and Olga 
 (Shancke) Raaberg (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Draftsman, I. C. 
 R. R., 1917. Ord. Corps., Const. Section, N. 
 A., 1917; Sergt., Const. Sect., Ord. Dept., 
 Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Address, 
 J424 N. Spaulding Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8683. IVAN RACHEFF 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 17, 1892, Bub 
 garia; s. Neno Rachefl. Prepared in Sophi 
 Univ. Cosmopolitan Club. Address, Saichera 
 St., Lorech, Bulgaria.! 
 
 8684. PAUL ALBERT RAIBOURN 
 (Brother of No. 7886) 
 Elec Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 14, 1S96, 
 Frankfort, Ind.; s. James Edward (b. Ap 15, 
 1871, Lynville, Ind.) and Ida (Caswell) Rai- 
 bourn (b. Je 30, 1872, Boonville, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Waterloo H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; 
 Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Egyptian Club; Prelim., Final and Special 
 Honors. Elec Engr.. West. Elec. Co.. New 
 York City, 1917-1S. Reserve Flying Corps, 
 U. S. N., 191S — . Address, 65 Central Park 
 West, New York City. 
 
 8685. CRAWFORD JOHN R.\MSAY 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 21, 
 1888, Martinsville, 111.; s. Crawford John (b. 
 Ap 19, 1853, do.) and Marti)a Jane (Ramsay) 
 Ramsay (b. Ap 29, i860, Plainfield, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Olney H. S.; So. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1910-12; Grad. Stud. Univ. of 111., sum- 
 mer 1917. Phi Delta Kappa. Supt., City 
 Schs., Johnston City, 1)11. Married Pearl 
 Jeanette Brown, Je i, 1914, Murphysboro, 111. 
 Children: Helen Marie, b. Mr 15, 1915; Gordon 
 Dale, b. O 29, 1916. Address, Johnston City, 
 111. 
 
 8686. JOHN HUBERT RAMSER 
 (Brother of No. 3924) 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 7, 1891. Rock 
 Island, 111.; s. Paul (b. Ja 29, i860. Tavannes, 
 Switzerland) and Mary Angeline (Reta) Ram- 
 ser (b. N 18, 1861, St. Charles, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in West Des Moines H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Prelim, and Final Honors. 
 Engng. Dept. Assoc, Fact. Mutual Fire Ins. 
 Cos., Boston, 1917-18. U. S. N. R. F., 1918 — . 
 Address, 316 Hunting-ton Ave., Boston. 
 
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 Baccalaukeate Alumni 
 
 693 
 
 8687. GRACE LOUISE RANDALL 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 14. 
 1893, Chicago; d. A. Lynn (b. D 7, i860, East 
 Springfield, Pa.) and Martha A. (Thayer) 
 Randall (b. Ap 8, 1S62. West Springfield, Pa.). 
 Prepared in John Mar.-^hall H. S.; Ferry Hall, 
 Lake Forest, lU.j N. \V. Univ., summer 1916; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1917 i8. Address, 
 21 14 Estes Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8688. CORA CREAGER RANDOLPH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 26, 
 
 1893, Walnut, Kan.; d. T. E. (b. Ala.) and 
 Rebecca Randolph (b. 111.). Prepared in Man. 
 Tr. H. and Kenwood Private Schs., Kansas 
 City, Mo. Chi Omega; Sec, Le Cercle Fran- 
 Cais; Mask and Bauble. Teacher, Vandalia, 
 in., 1918. Address, iioo E. Armour Blvd., 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 8689. WILLARD PARMINTER RANNEY 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 12, 1897, Caze- 
 
 novia, III; s. Mark Joel (b. F 23, 1867, do.) 
 and Lillie May (Parniinter) Ranney (b. Ap 
 14, 1870, Metaniora. 111.). Prepared in Meta- 
 niora H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Prelim. 
 Honors; Class Soccer Team; Y. M. C. A.. 
 Cabinet. Farmer, Cazenovia, 111., 191 7 — . 
 Mem., Christian Union Church. Address. 
 Cazenovia, 111. 
 
 8690. SAMPSON MILES RAPHAELSON 
 
 (Husband of No. 8754) 
 Writer: A. P.. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 30, 
 
 1894, New York City; s. Ralph and Annie 
 (M.-irks) Raphaelson (b. N. Y.). Prei)ared in 
 McKinley H. S., Chicago; Lewis Inst., Chi- 
 cago. Sigma Delta Chi; Theta Nu Epsilon; 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Scribblers Club; Grapho 
 men; Ed.. Siren; Asst. Ed., ///. Mag.; Chm.. 
 Gridiron Banquet. Copy Writer, Advertising 
 Agency; Mag. Writer, New York City; Asst. 
 Ed., Red, Green_ and Blue Book Mags. Pub- 
 licity Dept., Navy, Chicago; Adv. Asst., Mc- 
 [uncken Adv. Co. Auth. : The Happiness of 
 Rebecca, Hearst's Mag., 1918; 'Aint You 
 Comin' Back, Green Book, 1918; Paper Cuffs, 
 Smith's Mag., 191 8; short stories in Chicago 
 Snr.day Herald, 1917. Married Rayna de 
 Costa Simons ('17), Ja i, 1918, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, Newberry Hotel, Chicago; bus. add., 
 c/o Red Book, North American Bklg., do. 
 
 8691. EDAVIN WALLACE RAPP 
 Med. Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 
 
 18, 1891, Aurora, 111.; s. George and Katherine 
 Elizabeth (Brady) Rapp (b. Ottawa, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in East H. S., Aurora, 111.; N. W. Med. 
 Sch., 1915-16; Grad. Stud., Rush Med. Coll.. 
 1 91 6- 1 8. Medui; Alpha Kappa Kappa; Lambda 
 Kappa Alpha. Med. Reserve Corps, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Aurora, 111. 
 
 8692. MARY RATHSACK 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 11, 1887, Green 
 view, 111.; s. R. Rathsack. Prepared in 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ. Address, Greenview, Hit 
 
 8693. MAURICE EDWIN REAGAN 
 
 (Husband of No. 8850) 
 Inspector; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Mr 11, 1894. 
 Bridgewater, la.; s. Dr. E. W. Reagan. Pre- 
 pared in Canton H. S. .Sigma Nu. Insp., 
 Elec. Equipment, Kansas City Rys. Co., Kan- 
 sas City, Mo. Instr., Gunnery, U. S. S. M. 
 A., Univ. of 111. Married Margaret Walkerly 
 ('17), Ag II, 1917, Kansas City, Mo. Child, 
 Edwin Maurice, b. Je 2, 1918. Address, 4200 
 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., 1500 
 Grand Ave., do. 
 
 8694- FREDERICK JAMES REED 
 Agriculturist; B. S. in Agr.-; b. O 3, 1893, 
 Volant. Pa.; s. James Houghs <b. D 25, 1856. 
 Unity. Pa.) and Mary Mellissa Young (b. F 
 
 JS, 1855, Deerfield, O.). Prepared in Volant 
 (Pa.) H. S.; Westminster Coll.; Pa. St. Coll. 
 Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; 
 111. Soc. of Agron.; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Govt. 
 Agr. Work, Keene, N. H.; Aerial Gunnery 
 Service U. S. A.; Sergt. Instr., Avia., 77th 
 Aero Sqdn.; Mustered out, Ap 2, 1919. Ed., 
 Cheshire Co. Farmers Bull. Address, Volant, 
 Pa. 
 
 8695. MAURICE JOHNSON REED 
 Engineer; B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ap 22, 1897, 
 Emerson, 111.; s. Alfred P. (b. Ag 13, i860. 
 Mercersburg, Pa.) and Hattie E. (Johnson) 
 Reed (b. Je 2, 1862, Sterling, 111.). Prepared 
 in Lake View II. S.. Chicago; Sterling H. S. 
 .Upha Chi Rho; Tau Beta Pi; Theta Tau. 
 Prclitn. and Final Honors. Engr., Federal 
 Lead Co.. Flat River, Mo., 1917. ist Lt.. 
 -Aerial Observer, Aviation Service, A. E. F 
 France; A. S. S. C, i3Sth Aero Sqdn., do'. 
 .Address, Emerson, 111. 
 
 8696. JOHN CORWIN REEDER 
 Supt., Sch.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 
 j8, 1879, Arthur, 111.; s. Thomas Corwin (b. 
 D 4, 1S49, Darke Co., O.) and Sarah (Sharp) 
 Reeder (b. June, 1852. O.). Prepared in East. 
 111. St. Norm. Sch.; III. Norm. Univ. Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Phi Delta Kappa. Grad. Stud.. 
 Univ. of 111. Supt. of Schs., Geneseo, 111. 
 Married Jl 12, 1905; Marguerite Veuve, O 8, 
 1910, Children: Lois, b. Ja 11, 1908; Mar- 
 garet, b. S 18, 1914. Address, Geneseo, 111. 
 
 8697. ERNEST FERDINAND REHNQUIST 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 10, 1894, Imogene, 
 
 .^lInn.; s. Andrew (b. O 23^ 1858, Sweden) and 
 Selma (Thuresnn) Rehnquist (b. My 23, 1857, 
 do.). Prepared in Curtis and Bowen H. S., 
 Chicaeo. 14th F. A. Band. Address, 7417 
 Luclla Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8698. HARVEY RUSSELL RICHARDSON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja 8, 1892, 
 
 Morristown N. Y.; s. Frank A. (b. My 5, 1869, 
 llamiTiond. N. Y.) and Mary E. (Downey) Rich- 
 ardson (b. O 31, 1868, Morristown, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Morristown (N. Y.) II. S. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc; Prelim. Honors; Treas., 
 Eta Kappa Nu. Engr.. Testing Dept., Gen. 
 Elec. Co.. 1917- Auth.: Elec. Measuning 
 Instruments. Technograph. Address, 130 Divis- 
 ion St., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 8699. WARREN McLELLAN RICHMOND 
 Farmer and Fruitgrower; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 
 Jl 5, 1895, Geneseo, 111.; s. Joseph Warren (b. 
 F 20, 1840, Scituate, R. I.) and Clara (Mc- 
 Lellan) Richmond (b. N 26, 1854, Saginaw, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. Alpha 
 Zeta; Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Pre- 
 lim, and Final Honors. Farmer and Fruit- 
 grower. Geneseo, 111., 1917 — . Address, Gen- 
 eseo, 111. 
 
 8700. JANET RINAKER (TEN BROEK) 
 (Wife of No. 3572; Sister of G565) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 25, 1895, Carlin 
 ville. 111.; d. Thomas (b. Ag 15, 1857, do.) 
 and Fanny (Kelly) Rinaker (b. S 27, 1859, 
 Kankakee, II!.). Prepared in Carlinville H. S.; 
 Blackburn Acad. A. B., Blackburn Coll 1915; 
 Teacher's Coll.. Columbia Univ. Chi (jmega; 
 .\lethenai: Scribblers. Married Carlon Ten 
 Broek ('08), Ap 28, 1917, Carlinville, lU. Ad- 
 dress, to Nassau St., Princeton, N. J. 
 
 8701. JOHN GILMAN RITTER 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. My 27. 1893, Chicago; 3. 
 J. H. Rittcr. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Psi Mu. Co. B. 108th U. S. Engrs., 
 Camp Logan, Houston, Tex. .4ddress, 2300 W. 
 Lake St.. Chicago. 
 
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 8702. THEODORE DANIEL ROANE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 9. 1894, Rich- 
 mond, Va. ; 9. C. B. Roane. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H S., Chicago. Address, 446 S. Dear- 
 born St., Chicago. 
 
 8703. MALCOM DOUGLAS ROBERTS 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 11. 1893, Flushing, N. 
 Y.; s. W. J. Roberts. Prepared in Moses 
 Brown Sch., Providence. R. I. Chi Psi; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig. Ft. Sheridan. Address, 46 S. 
 Parsons Ave., Flushing, N. Y. 
 
 8704. MIRIAM SELINA ROBERTSON 
 Singer; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 8, 1896, Mor- 
 rison, 111.; d. William John (b. L) 30, 1865, 
 do.) and Mary E. (Ogsbury) Robertson (b. 
 D 25, 1865, Prophetstown, 111.). Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Stud., Hinshaw Conserva- 
 tory, Chicago, 1917-18; Vocalist, War Lecture 
 Bur., do. Address, ;;o4 \V. John St., Cham- 
 paign; bus. add., 516 S. Ridgeland Ave., Oak 
 Park, 111. 
 
 8705. RUTH LOVE ROBINSON 
 B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. My 3, 1890, Edvvardsville, 
 111.; d. Dr. S. T. Robinson. Prepared in 
 Edvvardsville H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. 
 Address, 108 Hillsboro Ave., Edvvardsville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 8706. WARREN ISAAC ROBINSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 13, 1894, La 
 Salle, 111.; s. Charles S. (b. Ap 30, 1865, La 
 Salle, 111.) and Emma Clyde (Hamel) Robinson 
 (b. N 7, 1866, La Salle, 111.). Prepared in La 
 Salle Peru Tp. II. S. Beta Upsilon. Farmer; 
 Grain and Livestock dealer. La Salle, 111. 
 Address, c/o 1 he Oaks, La Salle, 111. 
 
 8707. PAUL THOMAS ROCKEY 
 Inspector; B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 12, 1894, 
 Orangeville. 111.; s. Thomas (b. Mr 7, 1863, 
 do.) and Martha (Sa.xby) Rockey (b. D 28, 
 1867, Monroe, Wis.). Prepared in Freeport 
 H. S. Insp., Const., Navy Dept., Naval Oper- 
 ating Base, Hampton Rds., Va., 19 17 — . Ad- 
 dress, Central Y. M. C. A., Norfolk, Va. 
 
 8708. HEDWIG ELIZABETH ROESNER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; B. Mus.; b. 
 S 29, 1885, Moline, 111.; d. Edward Frederick 
 (b. Jl 17, 1859, Germany) and Augusta Pau- 
 line (Schreiber) Roesner (b. F 8, 1862, do.). 
 Prepared in Moline H. S. Mu Kappa Alpha; 
 Der Deutsche Verein; Univ. Girl's Glee Club; 
 Univ. Choral Soc. ; Jamesonian. Teacher, Ar- 
 gentine H. S., Kansas City, Kan., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 414 7th St.. Moline, 111.; bus. add., 1434 
 South 30th St., Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 8709. ELSIE MARIE ROGERS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 10, 1S93, 
 Fremont, Neb.; d. William Eugene (b. My 2. 
 1865, Warren, 111.) and Fannie (Kelsey) Rog- 
 ers (b. Ja 19, 1867). Prepared in Omaha 
 (Neb.) H. S. H. Sc. Club; W. A. A. Teacher, 
 Departmental Sch., Havana, 111.; govt, work, 
 Washington, D. C. .iddress, 816 Mass. Ave.. 
 N. E., Washington, D. C. 
 
 8710. HENRY SHELDON ROGERS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 29, 1894. Mar 
 engo. 111.; s. George Hart (b. F 9. 1867, Ro 
 chelle. 111.) and Ella M. (Sheldon) Rogers (b 
 Ta 9, 1874, Marengo. 111.). Prepared in Mar 
 "engo H. S. Kappa Delta' Pi. U. S. S. M. A. 
 Univ. of 111., 1917; do., Waco, Tex., 1917 — 
 Address, Marengo, 111. 
 
 871 1. FRANK PHILIP ROHRER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.: b. Jl 2, 1890, Oilman, 
 111.; s. Franz Xavier (b. D 25, 1850 Nurem- 
 berg, Ger.) and Maria Magdalena (Wiegand) 
 Rohrer (h. D 23, i860. Altgloshiitten, Ger.) 
 Prepared in Gilman H. S. Grad. Work, Univ. 
 of 111., 1917 — . Address, 105 E. Daniel St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 8712. EDWIN GEORGE ROOS 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O s, 1894, St. Louis; 
 s. Henry Roos. Prepared in McKinley H. S., 
 St. Louis. Alpha Delta Phi; Psi Mu; Helmet: 
 Tribe of Illini; Varsity Swimming; Class Foot- 
 ball; Staff, Illio; Daily Illini; Technograph Bd., 
 Homecoming Com. Bell Telephone Co., St. 
 Louis. Address, 1918 Whitnall Ave., St. 
 Louis.t 
 
 8713. GEORGE HOWARD ROSCOE 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 22, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; s. Williarh Roscoe. Prepared in Lake 
 H. S., Chicago. Agr. Club; Varsity Football. 
 Teacher, Englewood H. S., Chicago. Address, 
 582 Greenwood Ave., Blue Island, Ill.t 
 
 8714. HARRY ALBERT ROSS 
 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 27, 1892, 
 Greenville, 111.; s. Albert Dale (b. D 15, 1848, 
 Reno, 111.) and Frances M. (McKinsey) Ross 
 (b. Je 30, 1865, Salem, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Greenville Coll. Acad. Alpha Zeta; Varsity 
 Gym. Team. Asst., Dairy Econ., Univ. of 111., 
 1 91 7 — • Address, 504 E. Chalmers St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 8715. CHARLES BARR ROWE 
 S. in Arch.; b. Ag 31, 1894, Marshfield, 
 
 s. C. F. Rowe. Prepared in Englewood 
 , Chicago. Kappa Sigma; Psi Mu; Sigma 
 Arch. Club; Glee Club; 111. Union Opera; 
 Basketball; Staff, Illio. U. S. S. M. A., 
 
 of 111. Address, 316 W. 6ist St., Chi- 
 
 B. 
 
 Wis.; 
 H. S. 
 Tau: 
 Class 
 Univ. 
 cago.f 
 
 8716. JACK LEROY ROWE 
 Sales Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl s, 1894. 
 Chicago; s. Henry (b. do.) and Bertha (Car- 
 niol) Rowe (b. do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. E. E. Soc; 
 Stud. Branch. A. I. E. E.. Stud., Engng. 
 Course, Gen. Elec. Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind., 19 17- 
 18; Sales Engr., do., Chicago, 1918— . Jr. 
 Mem.. Am. Assn. Engrs. Married Celia Wei- 
 ner, O 21, 191 7, Chicago. Address, 1542 Clif- 
 ton Park Ave., Chicago; bus. add.. Gen. Elec. 
 Co., Monadnock Bldg., do. 
 
 8717. J.-^MES ROWE 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. N 3, 1890, Three Rivers. 
 Mich.; s. John Rowe. Prepared in Three Riv- 
 ers (Mich.) H. S. Address, 709 Walnut St., 
 Three Rivers. Mich.; bus. add., 1542 S. Clifton 
 Park Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 8718. CHARLES HENRY RUEDI 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl to, 1894, St. Louis: 
 s. G. H. (b. do.) and Lena (Schmale) Ruedi 
 (b. Sachenhausen, Ger.). Prepared in Central 
 H. S., St. Louis. Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Psi Mu; Ku Klux; Helmet. ist. 
 R. O. T. C; 2nd. Lt., Inf. R. C, Camp Grant, 
 Rockford, 111.. 1917 — ■ Address, 3757 Laclede 
 .\ve., St. Louis. 
 
 8719. W. B. RUNDLE 
 Farmer: B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 10, 1895. 
 Clinton, 111.; s. A. W. Rundle. Prepared in 
 Clinton H. S. Chi Beta; Agr. Club; Class Base- 
 ball. Address, 423 W. Main St., Clinton, III. 
 
 8720. CHARLES MORTON RUNDLES 
 
 (Brother of Nos. 5914, 7170, 7180, 7915) 
 Ins. Agt.; A. B. in L. .\. & S.; b. Mr 20, 
 1886, Huntertown, Ind.; s. John J. (b. 1846, 
 Ind.) and Mary C. (McComb) Rundles (b. S 
 II, 18.S7. Huntertown. Ind.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Acad. Ins. -Agt., Home Realty Co., De- 
 troit. Address, Huntertown, Ind. 
 
 S721. ELTON CROMWELL RUNNEBERG 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N o, 1895, Elm- 
 hurst, 111.; s. Swan (b. Ag 11, 1864, Sweden) 
 
1917] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 695 
 
 .itui Sophie (Anderson) Runneberg (b. 1866, 
 do.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Farmer, Crosby, Tex. 2nd Lt., Co. B, ^2S\\i F. 
 A., A. E. F., France; Mustered out, F 20, 
 1019 — • Address, Crosby. Texas. 
 
 8722. JASPER PHILIP C. RUSSETT 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 15, 1890, 
 Cedar Rapids, la.: s. John Jasper (b. O 1858, 
 Fond du Lac. Wis.) and Anna Russett (b. 
 F II, 1857, Bremer Co., la.). Prepared in 
 Cedar Rapids (la.) H. S.; Coe Coll. Alpha 
 Nu; Alpha Rho Chi; Arch Club. Arch. De- 
 signer, Carnegie Steel Co., Youngstown. O., 
 191 7. Arch. Draftsman. Puget Sound Navy 
 Yard, 1918 — . Mem., Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Beulah Irene Russett, My 7, 1913. Child, 
 Claire Ann, b. My 19, igi6. Address, 429 6tb 
 St., Bremerton, Wash. 
 
 8723. BENJAMIN FRANCIS RUSY 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ag 3, 1894, Chicago; s. A. 
 F. Rusy. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Alpha Sigma Phi; 111. Union Dra- 
 matic Club;. 111. Union Opera; Class Baseball; 
 Class Football. Address, 1339 S. Avers Ave.. 
 Chicago. 
 
 8724. FLORENCE RUTHERFORD 
 (Sister of No. 7184) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 8, 1894, Newman, 
 III.; d. Cyrus (b. Ag 14, 1850, Oakland, 111.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Mclntyre) Rutlierford 
 (b. Mr 10, 1853, Ekfrid, Ont., Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Newman Tp. H. S.; Ferry Hall, Lake 
 Forest, 1912-14. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Grad. 
 Nurse, Camp Custer, Mich. Address. New- 
 man, 111. 
 
 8725. GLADYS DEFOREST SAFFELL 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 5, 1891, 
 
 Urbana; d. William I. (b. Greensboro, Ind.) 
 and Frankie C. (Hood) Saffell (b. Dublin, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Urbana H. S.; Knox Coll. 
 Alpha Omicron Pi; Yo Ma. Clerk, Registrar's 
 Office, Univ. of 111., 191 7 — . Address, 606 
 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 8726. ANNA ELLEN SAGER (FINLEY) 
 
 (Wife of No. 8319) 
 Asst. St. Leader; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ag 22, 
 1890, Belvidere, 111.; d. G. F. (b. Ag 14, 1865) 
 and Jessie Violet (Field) Sager (b. Ag 4, 
 1865). Prepared in South Belvidere H. S.: 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., summer 1913. Phi 
 Delta Psi; H. Sc. Club; Country Life Club; 
 Pres., Y. W. C. A. Asst. , St. Leader, Jr. 
 Exten. Work in 111., 191 7 — .' Married M. R. 
 Finley ('17), F 8, 1919. Address, 90s S. 
 Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 8727. JUANITA LORRAINE SANFORD 
 
 (STAHL) 
 (Wife of No. 8779) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 18, 1894, 
 Lebanon, Ind.; d. W. J. and Jenny (Mahorney) 
 Sanford. Prepared in Lebanon H. S.; Ind. 
 Univ.. summer 1912, 1913, 1915. Teacher, H. 
 S., Mauckport, Ind.; do., Arcadia, Ind. Mar- 
 ried W. P. Stahl ('17) Jl 1918. Address, Shel- 
 by, Mich.; bus. add., c/o High School, Arcadia, 
 Ind. 
 
 8728. WILLIAM CHAUNCEY SAVAGE 
 Mgr., Orchard; B. S. in Agr.; b. O, 1893, 
 
 St. Louis; s. J. K. and Mary B. (Boynton) 
 Savage. Prepared in Soldan H. S. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Hort. 
 Club; Asst. Mgr., Ath. Assn.; Jr. Cap. Com. 
 Mgr., Orchard, Frankfort, Mich. Bat. C, 331st 
 F. A., Camp Robinson, Wis. Address, 331 N. 
 Harvey Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 .S7-y. WILLIAM ELLIOT SAVAGE 
 (Brother of No. 6538) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 17, 1893, Balti- 
 more; s. William Penn (b. O 3, 1852, Hart 
 Co., Ky.) and Ann Elizabeth (Waters) Sav- 
 age (b. N 18, 1864, Brunswick, Md.). Pre- 
 pared in East St. Louis H. S. Mask and Bau- 
 ble; Philomathean; Medui. Stud., Harvard 
 Med. Sch., 1916; George Haven Scholarship. 
 do.. 1917; Lucius F. Billings Scholarship, do., 
 1918. Med. Reserve Corps, 191 7 — . Mem., 
 .\lpha Kappa Kappa. Married Lillian Ennis 
 Ciaddis, Ap 13, igi8, Alton, 111. Address, 16 
 Buckminister St., Brighton, Mass. 
 
 8730. EDWARD GEORGE SCHAUMBERG 
 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. S 5, 1891, St. Louis; s. 
 Edward George (b. S 13. 1848, do.) and Eliz- 
 abeth C. (Dieterich) Schaumberg (b. S 8, 
 1854, do.). Prepared in Soldan H. S., St. 
 Louis; Washington Univ., 191 2-14. Befa Theta 
 Pi; Scarab. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan; 2nd 
 Lt., F. A., 1917; i8th F. A., Camp Ft. Bliss, 
 Kl Paso, Tex.; do., A.^ E. F., France, 191 8; 
 Army of Occupation, Ger., 1918 — . Address, 
 51 12 Maple Ave., .St. Louis. 
 
 8731. MAX SCHECHT 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 14, 1895, New 
 York City; s. Adolph Schecht. Prepared in 
 Townsend Harris Hall II. S. Sergt., M. G. C, 
 305th Inf., Camp Upton, N. Y.; A. E. F., 
 France, 1918. Address. 1646 St. Marks Ave., 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.f 
 
 S732. FERDINAND JOHN SCHLEIFER 
 (Husband of No. 8093) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 26, 1892, 
 Nashville, 111.; s. John and Amar Belle (Shel- 
 ton) Schleifer. Prepared in Nashville II. S. 
 Alpha Zeta; Prelim, and Final Honors. Farm- 
 er, Nashville, 111. Married Sarah Agg ('17), 
 Ag 8, 191 7, Evansville, Ind. Address, Box 202, 
 Nashvile, 111. 
 
 8733. ARTHUR CHARLES SCHNEIDER 
 Highway Engr. ; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 16, 
 1892, Galena, 111.; s. Capt. George A. (b. 1852, 
 do.) and Minnie H. (Plath) Schneider (b. 
 1859, La Crosse, Wis.). Prepared in Galena 
 H. S. C. E. Soc. Jr. St. Highway Engr., 
 1^17. U. S. N. A., Co. B, 311th Engrs., Camp 
 Cirant, 111., 19 17 — . Mem., Am. Assn. Engrs.; 
 A. F. A. M. ; Presby. Church. Address, 
 Galena, 111. 
 
 8734. JOHN ARTHUR SCHOCH 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap i, 1894, 
 Tower Hill, 111.; s. George (b. O 9, 1839, Ger.) 
 and Mary (Widely) Schoch (b. N 14, 1848, 
 Dayton, O.). Prepared in Pana Tp. H. S. 
 Eta Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc. Baseball; Foot- 
 ball. Engr., Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co., 
 Pittsburgh. Address, 10 13 Ross Ave., Wilkins- 
 burg, Pa.; bus. add., Westinghouse Elec. and 
 Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh. 
 
 873s. HERBERT FRANK SCHOENE 
 
 ■ B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 14, 1895, Chicago; s. 
 
 E. Schoene. Prepared in Cirane Tech. H. S., 
 
 Chicago. Psi Mu. Address, 3944 Van Buren 
 
 St., Chicago.! 
 
 8736. HAROLD HENRY SCHROEPPEL 
 
 (Husband of iNo. 6558) 
 
 Tel. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 4, 189';, 
 Mt. Carroll. 111.; s. Henry (b. My s, 1856, do.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Kaufman) Schroeppel (b. 
 Mr 17, 1866, do.). Prepared in Mt. Carroll 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Final 
 Honors. Telephone Engr., Engng. Dept., New 
 York Telephone Co., New York City, 191 7- 
 18. U. S. S. M. A., Princeton, N. J., 1918— . 
 Married Bertha Lee Sharp ('14), My 12, 1917, 
 Monticello, III. Address, 1707 Nelson Ave., 
 (Bronx) New York City. 
 
U)('> 
 
 Univeksitv of Illinois 
 
 [1917 
 
 8737- JOHN A. SCHULZ 
 (Brother of No. 9374) 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 15, 1894, 
 Elmwood, III.; s. John (b. Kassel-Hessia, 
 Ger.) and Johanna (Oberer) Schulz (b. Vo- 
 hingen, Wurtemberg, Ger.). Prepared in Elm- 
 wood H. S. Cosmopolitan Club; Spalding 
 Guild. Chem., Dept., Nutrition, O. Exp. Sta., 
 Wooster, O., 1917 — . Mem., A. C. S.; M. W. 
 A.; K. C. Address, Elmwood, 111.; bus. add., 
 343 Derr Ave., Wooster, O. 
 
 8738. DIXIE HARVARD SCHUMACHER 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. D 19, 1893, 
 Rockport, Ind.; d. Samuel (b. F 17, 1861, do.) 
 and Anna (Stevenson) Schumacher (b. Mr 
 29, 1869, do.). Prepared in Rockport (Ind.) 
 H. S. Achoth; H. Sc. Club. Teacher, H. S., 
 Pawnee, 111.; Army Dietitian, Base Hosp.. 
 Camp Dodge, la. Address, Rockport, Ind. 
 
 8739. GERALD RUSSELL SCOTT 
 Live Stock Commissioner; B. S. in Agr. ; 
 b. D 10, 1894, Chicago; s. Charles Brainard (b. 
 Ap 20, 1859, Sheboygan Falls, Wis.) and Eliza 
 beth Clara (Russell) Scott (b. D 19, 1867, Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Carl Schurz H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Final Honors. Live Stock Bus., Chicago. 
 1917; U. S. Dept. of Agr., Bur. of Markets, 
 Lancaster, Pa., and Washington, D. C, 191 7- 
 18; Live Stock Commissioner, U. S. Bur. of 
 Markets, Rocky Ford, Colo., 1918 — . Address, 
 3710 N. Kedvale Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 U. S. Bur. of Markets, Rocky Ford, Colo. 
 
 8740. RALPH A. SCOTT 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 2. 1896, Rock Falls, 
 111.; s. Philip S. (b. Ap 12, i866, do.) and 
 Eva (Gushing) Scott (b. F 18, 1881, Green- 
 top, Mo.). Prepared in Rock Falls H. S. 
 A. S. S. C. 827th Aero Sqdn.. ]\Iineola, Long 
 Island, N. Y., 1917; Chem. Warfare Service; 
 Mustered out. Address, Rock Falls, 111. 
 
 8741. ROY SUNDERLAND SCOTT 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 3, 1883, Aurora, Neb.; 
 s. Kate Y. Scott. Prepared in St. Norm., 
 Spearfish, S. Dak.; Univ. of Minn. Address, 
 1208 W. Clark St., Urbana.t 
 
 8742. EDNA SELLNER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 15, 1892, Quincy, 
 111.; d. Albert Sellner. Prepared in Quincy 
 H. S. Alpha Theta Chi. Address, 1238 N. 
 8th St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 8743. MATTIE ALICE SENSE 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 21, 1890, 
 Alliance. Neb.: d. David L. (b. Ag 14, 1858, 
 Milford, 111.) and Laura Edith (Moore) Sense 
 ^b. O 14. 1886, Watseka, 111.). Prepared in 
 Watseka H. S. Bethany Circle. Teacher, 
 Gilman, 111., 1917 — . Mem., Christian Church. 
 .4ddrcss, Watseka, 111.; 6u5. add., Gilman, III. 
 
 8744. JAMES C. SHARP 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 4, 1895, Rossville, 111.; 
 s. Calet Edward (b. Ag 21, i86o, Camden, O.) 
 and Malinda (Hamilton) Sharp (b. Ag 11, 1875, 
 Rossville, 111.). Prepared in Potomac and Ur- 
 bana H. Schs. Pi Pi Rho; Agr. Club; Hoof 
 and Horn Club. U. S. A. A. S.; AUentown, 
 Pa.; Sergt.. S. S. U. 611. Convois Automobile, 
 A. E. F., France. Address, 403 E. White St., 
 Urbana.} 
 
 8745. FREDERICK WOOD SHAW 
 (Brother of No. 441 1) 
 B. S. in C. E-; b. Mr 10, 1895, Chicago; s. 
 Edgar Wells (b. Ag 29. 1848, Genesee Co., N. 
 Y.) and Margaret (Wood) Shaw (b. My 6, 
 r86o, Eng.). Prepared in Carl Schurz H. S., 
 Chicago. Address, 6283 Louise Ave., Chicagot 
 
 8746. MARY LUCILLE SHAY 
 Editorial Asst.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 5, 
 1894, Atwood, 111.; d. Thomas (b. 1842. La 
 Salle. 111.) and Mary Jane (Dickson) Shay 
 (b. My 10, 1854, Rob Roy Tp. 111.). Prepared 
 in Decatur H. S. Ed. Asst., Engng. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Address, 1147 Union St., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 911 W. Illinois St.. 
 Urbana. 
 
 8747- HAVEN McKENDREE SHEETS 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 7, 1893, George 
 town, III.; s. Fred Buchanan (b. O 23, 1869 
 do.) and Martha Jane (Allen) Sheets (b. Jl 6 
 1 87 1, Westfield, 111.). Prepared in George 
 town H. S.; De Pauw Univ. Delta Tau Delta: 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Teacher, Oakwood Tp. H 
 S., Muacie, 111.. 1917-1S. C. A., U. S. A. 
 1918. Address, Georgetown, 111. 
 
 8748. CHARLES HOWARD SHEPPARD 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. N 17, 1895, Edwardsville, 
 111.; s. Charles Alfred (b. Eng.) and Olive 
 (Morgan) Sheppard (b. 1874, la.). Prepared 
 in Edwardsville H. S. Triangle; Theta Tau; 
 Class Swimming. R. O. T. C, Fort Sheridan, 
 111.; Ft. Monroe, Va.. 1917; 2nd. Lt.. C. A. R. 
 C, U. S. A.. Ft. H. G. Wright. N. Y.; ist. 
 Lt.. C. A. N. A., 1918; do., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, 805 St. Louis Ave., Edwardsville, 
 111. 
 
 8749. MARY BEALL SHERIDAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 17, 
 1893, Sullivan, Ind.; d. Charles H. (b. Cin- 
 cinnati) and Anna M. (Thomas) Sheridan (b. 
 Sullivan, Ind.). Prepared in Sullivan (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Ind. St. Norm.; Univ. of Chicago. 
 Delta Gamma. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 
 summer, 1918; Teacher, Vincennes, Ind., 1917- 
 18; Instr., So. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1918 — . 
 Address, Sullivan, Ind.; bus. add.. Carbon- 
 dale, 111. 
 
 8750. JOHN CHAUNCEY SHERRICK 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. D 9, 1890, 
 Little York, 111.; s. Chauncey (b. N 6, 1858, 
 Decatur, 111.) and Ida (Dunlap) Sherrick (b. 
 O 23. 1858. Va.). Prepared in Monmouth H. 
 S.; Monmouth Coll. Tau Beta Pi; Gargoyle; 
 Final Honors. Arch., Monmouth, 111. ist 
 Lt., A. S. S. R. C, Detachment of Aerial 
 Observers, No. i., A. E. F., France; Mustered 
 out, Ja 7, 1919. Address, 317 E. Broadway, 
 Monmouth, 111. 
 
 8751. RUTH ELM A SHOTT 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 16, 1896, 
 New York City; d. Gideon Morgan (b. Ap 21, 
 i8ss, Stanton, W. Va.) and Cora Elizabeth 
 (Hunt) Shott (b. O 28, 1863, Olive Branch, O.). 
 Prepared in Mannington (W. Va.) H. S.; Oak- 
 mont (Pa.) H. S.; Urbana H. S. H. Sc. 
 Club. Stud. Dietitian, Moosehart Vocational 
 Inst.,' Aurora. 111., 1917-18. Dietitian, U. S. 
 A. Nurses Corps. Base Hosp., Camp Jackson, 
 1918; Dietitian's Unit i, A. E. F., France. Ad- 
 dress, 80 Walnut St., Aurora, 111. 
 
 8752. HUMPHREYS OLIVER SIEGMUND 
 Instructor; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 24, 1893. 
 St. Louis; s. Henry Otto (b. 1849, Suel, Ger.) 
 and Lissette Elizabeth (Koch) Siegmund (_b. 
 1851. Hesse Darmstadt, Ger.). Prepared in 
 McKinley H. S.. St. Louis. Sigma Nu; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Sigma Tau; Eta Kappa Nu 
 Scabbard and Blade; Helmet; Ku Klux; Pre 
 lim.. Final and Special Honors; Capt., Univ 
 Brig.; Pres., PanHellenic Council; Fresh. Var 
 sity Swimming; Stud. Branch A. I. E. E. In 
 str., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1917-18 
 do., Elec Engng., Drexel Inst., Philadelphia 
 191 8 — . Married Leola Beth Meachum, O 5 
 1917, Urbana. .4ddress, c/o Drexel Inst., Phil 
 adelphia. 
 
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iQiy] 
 
 Baccalaukkate Alumni 
 
 6g7 
 
 8753. MILTON CANS SILVER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 31, 1892, Clay- 
 ton, N. J.; s. Samuel and Ida (Linton) Sil- 
 ver. Prepared in Blair Acad., Blairstown, N. 
 J. Theta Delta Chi; Sigma Delta Chi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Ma-wan-da; Ku Klux; Helmet; 
 Ed.. Daily Illini; Ath. Ed., Illio; Jr. Prom. 
 Com.; Sr. Hat Com.; Homecoming Com.; Pre- 
 lim. Honors; Jr. Covincilman; 111. Union. 
 .\mbulance Corps. France, 191 7; F. A. Sell., do. 
 1918; 2nd. Lt., F. A. N. A. and 322nd. F. A. 
 N. A., 1918; Candidates Detachment, Saniur, 
 France. Address, Clayton, N. J. 
 
 8754. RAYNA DE COSTA SIMONS 
 (RAPHAELSONJ 
 (Wife of No. S690) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 23, 1894, Nor 
 wood Park, 111.; d. Joseph Simons. Prepared 
 in McKinley H. S.; Univ. of Chicago. Phi 
 Delta Psi; Aletl:enai; Scribbler's Club; Daily 
 Illini, Staff, Woman's Ed.; Staff, Siren. Asst. 
 Ed., Red Cross Bill.; Hon. Mem., Theta 
 Signw Phi. Married Sampson Miles Raphael- 
 .lon t'17"), Ja I, 1918, Chicago. Address, New- 
 berry Hotel, Chicago, 
 
 8755. EARL BRUCE SIMPSON 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. D 18, 1892, Eldorado, 
 111.; s. George Robert (b. Jl 25, 1864, do.) and 
 Nancy Jane (Stricklin) Simpson (b. Harris- 
 burg, 111.). Prepared in Eldorado Tp. H. S. 
 Beta Phi; Stud. Ed., 111. Law Bui. 2nd. Lt., 
 U. S. N. A., Camp Grant, 111. Address, 405 
 Glenwood Ave., Eldorado, III. 
 
 8756. LUTHER FRANKLIN SIMPSON 
 Instructor; B. S. in M. E.; b. O 18, 1888. 
 Fincastle, Va. Prepared in Moweaqua H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Prelim. Honors; Capt., 
 Univ. Brig. Instr., Military Tactics, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Moweaqua, Ill.t 
 
 8757. NELLE LUCILE SIMPSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 23, 1894. In- 
 dustry, 111.; d. James and Jane Elizabeth (Wat- 
 son) Simpson. Prepared in Macomb H. S.; 
 West. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Address, 524 E. 
 Washington St., Macomb, HI. 
 
 8758. SEBASTIAN SOLON SIMPSON 
 H. S. Prin.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 
 1917; b. Ap 3, 1S66, Rosemond, 111.; s. Henry 
 Asbury (b. F 26, 1840, Harrison Co., O.) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Carter) Simpson (b. Ag 10, 
 1842, Tuscarawas Co., O.). Prepared in No. 
 111. Norm. Sch. Phi Delta Kappa. Prin., Tp. 
 H. S., Assumption, 111., 1917 — . Married Car- 
 rie Bell Mechem, Ag 23, 1893, Dixon, 111, Chil- 
 dren: Althea, b. (and died) Ja 4, 1895; Irene 
 Elizabeth, b. Ap 9, 1897; Henry Mechem, b. 
 Mr 5, 1899; Lloyd Wilson, b. My 28, 1905. Ad- 
 dress, Assumption, 111. 
 
 8759. THOMAS MOORE SIMPSON 
 P. S. in Agr. ; b. D 7, 1890, Alexis, 111.; s. 
 A. Cunningham Simpson. Prepared in Central 
 Y. M. C. A. Night Sch., Chicago. Agr. Club; 
 111. Soc. Agron. U. S. N. R. F., Boston. Ad- 
 dress, Alexis, Ill.t 
 
 8760. CHARNJIT SINGH 
 Priest; B. S. in E. E.; b. O 4, 1887, Lulia; 
 s. Natha and Jawal (Kaur) Singh. Preparod 
 in Khalsa Collegiate H. S.. India; Univ. of 
 Punjab, India; Univ. of Calif. E. E. Soc; 
 CosmoDolitan Club; Hindustani Assn., Univ. of 
 III. Priesthood. Sikk Temple. Stockton, Calif. 
 Mem., Pacific Coast Khalsa Diivan Soc. Inc.; 
 Stockton Unity Good Words Club. Married 
 Atter Kauer, Punjab, India. Child, Harnam, 
 b. F iQio. Address, 1903 S. Grant St., Stock- 
 ton, Calif. 
 
 8-6 1, GEORGE EDWARD SLADEK 
 (Brother of No. 5423) 
 B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Mr 30, 1896, Chicago; 
 s. Adolph (b. Bohemia, Austria) and Anna 
 (Layer) Sladek (b. do.). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Keramos. U. 
 S. A. Instr., Aerial Photographic Detachment, 
 Camp Dodge, Des Moines; Langley Field, 
 Va,; Ellington Field, Tex.; Rochester, N. Y.; 
 Mustered out, D 20, 19 18, Address, 2242 
 Marshall Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 8762. AMELIA MARIE SLOAN 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 17, 1895, 
 Golconda, 111.; d. Daniel W. (b. Ag 13. 1869, 
 Harrisburg, HI.) and Katherine (Mittler) 
 Sloan (b. Jl 3, 1871, Golconda, 111.). Prepared 
 m Harrisburg Tp. H. S. Omicron Nu; Alpha 
 Theta Chi; II. Sc. Club; Chem. Club; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors. Teacher, Jr. H. S., Magna, 
 Utah. Address, 268 C, Salt Lake City; bus. 
 add., Magna, Utah. 
 
 S763. J. P. SMALLWOOD 
 Clerk; A. B. in Commerce; b. S 4, 1896, De- 
 catur, 111.; s. Frank P. (b. Mr 17. 1870, do.) 
 and Leora (Sanderlin) Smallwood (b. F 16, 
 1872, do.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. Chief 
 Clerk to Cml. Supt.. Mich. State Telephone 
 Co., Detroit. Married Vera M. Davis, D 27, 
 1917. Shelbyville. 111. Address, 117 Henry St., 
 Eliot Sta., Detroit, 
 
 8764. ALFRED SMART 
 San. Engr.; B. S. in M. & S. E.; b. Je 17. 
 1894. Omaha, Neb.; s. Louis Smart. Pre- 
 pared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Varsity 
 Wrestling. Address, 4948 N. Troy St., Ravens 
 wood Sta.. Chicago. 
 
 8765. CHAUNCEY HARRISON SMART 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. O 7, 1894, Hins- 
 dale, 111.; s. W. II. Smart. Prepared in Dow- 
 ners Grove H. S. Beta Ujisilon; Class Soccer; 
 Class Football. Farmer, Hinsdale, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Hinsdale, 111, 
 
 8766. EDWARD SMIDL 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 28. 1892, Chicago; s. 
 Joseph Smidl. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Psi Mu; Arch. 
 Club; Varsity Gym. Team. 2nd Lt., Inf., U. 
 S. R. Address, 2521 Clifton Park Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8767. CLARA MABEL SMITH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1918; b. Ag 19, 
 1880, Thornton, Mich.; d. W. H. Smith. Pre- 
 pared in Cairo H. S. Address, St. Clair, Mich.t 
 
 8768, *CLARENCE WALTER SMITH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 20. 1896, Decatur, 
 111.; s. George M. Smith. Prepared in Decatur 
 H. S. Pres., Philomathean; Glee and Mando- 
 lin Club; Daily Illini staff; Capt., Univ. Brig. 
 TSt. Lt., U. S. M. C, 6th Regt., A. E. F.. 
 France. Cited for bravery by Gen. Pershing, 
 S 9, 1918- Killed in action, Je 22, 1918, Battle 
 of the Marne. 
 
 8769. GEORGE LESLIE SMITH 
 (Brother of No. 8771) 
 Farmer; B S. in Agr.; b. Ag 13, 1895, Gene- 
 seo, 111.; s. John Frederick (b. 1854, Henry Co.. 
 111.) and Mary Elizabeth Smith (b. 1858, Md.). 
 Prepared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. Sigma Pi; 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Farmer, Geneseo, 111., 
 1917- 2nd. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 
 I St. Lt.. 1 2th U. S. Cavalry, Columbus, N. 
 Mex. .Address, Geneseo. 111. 
 
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 8770. GLADYS SMITH (ANDERSON) 
 (Wife of No. 8104) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. D 22, 1891, Rochelle, 
 III.; d. Elmer (b. O 2, 1861, do.) and Georgia 
 (Mills) Smith (b. N 8, 1866, do.). Prepared 
 in Rochelle H. S.; West. Coll. for Women. 
 1910-11; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1911-13. 
 Sigma Kappa. Married William Wilson An- 
 derson ('17), N 17, 1917, Rochelle, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Ohio, III. 
 
 8771. JOHN WESLEY SMITH 
 (Brother of No. 8769) 
 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 13, 1895, Geneseo, 
 111.; s. John Frederick (b. 1854 Henry Co.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth Smith (b. 1858, Md.). 
 Prepared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. Sigma Pi; 
 Scabbard and Blade; Pi Tau Sigma; Capt., 
 Signal Corps, Univ. Brig. R. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111.; Royal Flying Corps, Toronto 
 Canada, 191 7; 22nd. Aero Sqdn., Ft. Worth, 
 Tex.; ist. Lt., Aero Sqdn., France. Address, 
 Geneseo, 111. 
 
 8772. BARBARA BELLE SMOHL 
 (WILSON) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 25, 1885, Van- 
 dalia. 111.; d. H. W. (b. Jl 22, 1849, Pekin, 
 111.) and Martha Jane (Hamilton) Smohl (b. 
 Mr 13, 1849, Hopkinsville, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Vandalia H. S. Married Levi Thomas Wilson, 
 Ap 28, 1917, Vandalia, 111. Address, 312 West 
 St., Annapolis, Md. 
 
 8773. WILLIAM EVERETT SMOOT 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ap 30, 1895, 
 Curtis, 111.; s. Edward E. (b. Curtis, 111.) 
 and Eva K. Summers Smoot (b. Petersburg, 
 111.). Prepared in Petersburg H. S. Alpha 
 Gamma Rho. Farmer, Greenview, 111. Ad- 
 dress, R. F. D., Greenview, 111. 
 
 8774. JOSE CUBE de SOUZA 
 
 B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Ap 24, 1892, Sao 
 Paulo, Brazil; s. Jose Fortunato de Souza. 
 Prepared in Sao Bento Gymnasio, Sao Paulo, 
 Brazil; Union Coll. Sigma Xi; Spanish Club; 
 Ry. Club; Latin-Am. Club. Address, Caixa 
 1098, Sao Paulo, Brazil, S. A.t 
 
 8775. CYNTHIA EUGENIA SPENCER 
 Teacher; A. B. in Sc; b. S i, 1895, Van- 
 dalia, 111.; d. Eugene J. (b. O 30, 1858, St. 
 Louis) and Hattie I. (Leonard) Spencer (b. 
 S 5, 1873, Williamsburg, O.). Prepared in 
 Vandalia H. S. Teacher, Sc, H. S., Olney, 
 111.; Grad. Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1918; 
 Teacher, Bot., H. S., Champaign, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 708 S. 4th St., Champaign. 
 
 8776. CENA LERINA SPRAGUE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Jl 6, 1891, Grafton, 
 N. Dak; d. Horace G. (b. Brownsdale, Minn.) 
 and Florence C. (Haynes) Sprague (b. Roches- 
 ter, Minn.). Prepared in Grafton (N. Dak.) 
 H. S. A. B., Univ. of N. Dak., 1913. Delta 
 Gamma. Asst., Cataloger, LIniv. of 111., 1917- 
 18. Address, Grafton, N. Dak. 
 
 8777. RAYMOND ARTHUR SPROULL 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 5, 1895, Mazon, 
 111.; s. Jerry Sproull. Prepared in Mazon 
 Tp. H. S. Address, Mazon. Ill.t 
 
 8778. GEORGE KASSON SQUIER 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 25, 1894, Rockford, 
 111.; s. Walter Castle (b. Mr 23, 1868) and 
 Celia A. (Augur) Squier (b. Je 21,, 1863, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Rockford H. S.; Hills- 
 dale Coll. Alpha Tau Omega; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Ma-wan-da; Fresh. Varsity Football; Basket- 
 ball; Varsity Football. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheri- 
 dan; Ft. Monroe; ist. Lt., C. A. C, U. S. R., 
 1917; Instr., Army Trench Art. Sch., A. P. O., 
 714, A. E. F., France. .4ddress, 528 College 
 Ave., Rockford, 111. 
 
 8779- WILLIS PRESTON STALL 
 (Husband of No. 8727) 
 Farm Mgr. ; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 3, 1892, 
 Huntington Co., Ind.; s. William O. (b. D 15, 
 1848, Canton, O.) and Matilda (Rusher) Stall 
 (b. S 3, 1857, Huntington, Co., Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Shelby (Mich.) H. S.; Indiana Univ., 
 1913-14. Agr. Club. Teacher, H. S., Paris, 
 111., 191 7-1 8. Mgr., Epps Farm, Metcalf, 111., 
 1918. 138th Reg^t., Co. E, 35th Div. Inf., 
 Camp Wheeler, Ga. ; do., A. E. F., France. 
 Married Juanita L. Sanford ('17), Jl, 1918. 
 Mem., Edgar Co., Soil Improvement Assn. 
 Address, Shelby, Mich. 
 
 8780. ELMER LEON STANLEY 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 6, 1890, Downer's 
 Grove 111.; s. Elbert C. (b. Je 6, 1851, Down- 
 er's Grove, 111.) and Edna (Davis) Stanley 
 (b. Je 1866, Maiden, 111.). Prepared in Down- 
 er's Grove H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club. 
 Sergt., Q. M. C. N. A., 1917. Miscellaneous 
 Co., Unit I, Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla. 
 Mem., Congr. Church. Address, 2252 Rosedale 
 Ave., Oakland, Calif. • 
 
 8781. VERNER STARNER 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap 13, 1893, Carlisle, 
 Ind.; s. Frank Starner. Prepared in Car- 
 lisle H. S. Address, Carlisle, Ind.t 
 
 8782. FREDERICK LOUIS STEINHOFF 
 Editor; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. S 3, 1894, 
 Chicago; s. Ernst F. J. (b. Mr 24, i86o, Ham- 
 burg, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Heine) Steinhoff 
 (b. Jl 9, 1871, Reedsburg, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Lane Jr. Coll., 
 1013-15. Keramos; Stud. Branch, Am. Ceram. 
 Soc; Sec, Chicago Branch, do.; Class Basket- 
 ball. Asoc. Ed., Brick and Clay Record, Chi- 
 cago, 1917-18; do., 1919 — . Auth.: Refrac- 
 tories, Their Properties and Uses, Brick and 
 Clay Record, Vol. 51, 1917; Spending a Week 
 at HI. Largest Pairing Brick Plant, do.; 
 Using Instruments for Dryer Regulation, do.; 
 Bridging the Gap from Pit to Plant, do., 
 1918; Coal Handling Costs Cut, do.. Vol. 52. 
 1918. E. O. T. S., Ft. Monroe, Va.; Mus- 
 tered out D I, 1918. Mem., Am. Ceram. 
 Soc. Address, 1906 N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago; 
 bits, add., 610 Federal St., do. 
 
 8783. ETHEL GERTRUDE STEPHENS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L .A. & S.; b. S 2, 1876. 
 
 Murphysboro, 111.; d. R. J. (b. Ap 21, 1849, 
 Clinton Co., 111.) and Addie (McGall) Stephens 
 (b. F 28, 1855, Central City, 111.). Prepared 
 in Murphysboro H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 1905-7. Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Special Honors; Phi Beta Kappa prize. 
 Teacher, Tp. H. S., El Paso, 111. Address, 114 
 S. 14th St., Murphysboro, 111.; bus. add., EI 
 Paso, III. 
 
 8784. RICHARD WILLIAM STEVENS 
 (Son of No. 410; Brother of No. 7235) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 2s, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 Hubert Allen ('84), (b. Mr 10, 1864, Inland, 
 la.) and Hattie (Thompson) Stevens. Pre- 
 pared in Joliet H. S.; Univ. of Tex. Address, 
 301 Union St., Joliet, Ill.t 
 
 8785. WAYNE MAC KENZIE STEVENS 
 Asst., U. S. Dept. of Agr.; B. S. in Agr.; 
 b. Jl 25, 1893, Des Moines; s. Dr. E. Luther 
 (b. 1868, 111.) and Hattie (McKenzie) Stevens 
 (b. 1869, do.). Prepared in Taylorville H. S. 
 Agr. Club; Prelim, and Final Honors. Asst., 
 Market Surveys, U. S. Dept. of Agr. Invented 
 and Patented Stevens Grain Shocker. Address, 
 Jio E. Adams St., Taylorville, 111. 
 
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 8786. AILSIE MILLER STEVENSON 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. F 27, i8q6, 
 Chicago; d. John Gorham (b. O 13, 1859, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.) and Mary (Miller) Stevenson 
 (b. Ja 17, 1861. Fairfield, la.). Prepared in 
 Monmouth H. S. H. Sc. Club; Omicron Nu; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors. Address, Fithian, 
 111. 
 
 8787. DOROTHY STEVENSON 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 3, 1896, 
 Emporia, Kan.; d. William C. and Lena (Leon- 
 ard) Stevenson. Prepared in Decatur H. S.; 
 Bryn Mawr Coll.; James Millikin Univ. Pi 
 Beta Phi. Dietitian, St. Luke's Hosp., Chicago. 
 Address, Bois D'Arc Farm, Oilman, 111.; bus. 
 I add., St. Luke's Hospital, Chicago. 
 
 8788. CARL RUSSEL STEWART 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 27, 1892, Men 
 mouth, 111.; s. John Cecil (b. Ag 31, 1867, 
 Biggsville, 111.) and Louise Philippina 
 (Schultz) Stewart (b. S 25. 1867, Ociuawka 
 III.). Prepared in Monmouth H. S. B. S.. 
 Monmouth Coll., 1915. Alpha Zeta: Agr. Club; 
 Hoof and Horn Club. Farmer, Monmouth, 111. 
 Mem., A. C. S. ; Presby. Church. Address. R. 
 6, Monmouth, 111. 
 
 8789. FRANK STEWART 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 19, 1890. Burnt 
 Prairie, 111.; s. A. Stewart. Prepared in S. 
 Coll. Inst. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Medui; Var 
 sity Football. Address, 305 E. Green St.. 
 Champaign. t 
 
 8790. THOMAS ELMER STOCKDALE 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 13, 1896, 
 Chicago; s. Charles Warren (b. Ja 3. 1863, 
 Elkhart, Ind.) and Bertha Alice (Salisbury) 
 Stockdale (b. D 17. 1866. Waterloo, la.). 
 Prepared in Bowen H. S., Chicago. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Pres., C^. E. Soc. ; Prelim, and Final Hon- 
 ors. Engr., Mich. St. Telephone Co., Detroit, 
 1917; Engr., F. J. Bachelder, 1917-18. 2nd 
 Lt., C. A. C, Co. I, O. T. C. 5. Ft. Monroe, 
 Va. Address, Grand View, Idaho; bus. add., 
 1 3 14 Hartford Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 8791. GEORGE WELLINGTON STODDARD 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. S 30, 1895. Detroit; s. 
 Lewis M. Stoddard. Prepared in Detroit Cen- 
 tral and Lake View (Chicago) H. Schs. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Psi Mu: 111. Union Dramatic Club; 
 .\ssoc. Mgr.. 111. Union Opera; .\sst. Mgr., 
 Interscholastic Circus; Sr. Smoker Com.; Pres., 
 111. Drama Federation, ist Lt., 318th Engrs.. 
 6th Div. Co. C, A. E. F., France. Address, 
 138 Merrill Ave., Detroit. 
 
 8792. CHARLES ARTHUR STONE 
 Ceram. Chem.; B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. Ag 17. 
 7893, Chicago; s. Abraham (h. Russia) and 
 .\nna (Greber) Stone (b. do.). Prepared in 
 William McKinley H. S.. Chicago; Crane Jr. 
 Coll. Ceram. Chem., Basic Products Co., 
 Kenova, W. Va. Auth.: A Note on the Re- 
 fractory Dolomite, Transactions of the Am. 
 Ceram. Sac, 1918. Mem.. Am. Ceram. Soc. 
 Married Sylvia H. Stone, My 22, 191 5, Crown 
 Point, Ind. Address, Kenova, W. Va. 
 
 8793. FLORENCE STOUTZENBERG 
 (NICKOLLS) 
 (Wife of No. 8624) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 26, 1891. Marine, 111.; 
 d. Joseph (b. Mr 5, 1857, Columbia, 111.) and 
 I'annie (Lehr) Stoutzenberg (b. N 13, 1861, 
 Fiethalto, 111.). Prepared in Greenville H. S. 
 Scribblers; H. Sc. Club; Gregorian. Married 
 Cecil R. Nickolls ('17), Ag 18, igiy, Green- 
 ville, 111. Address, 3951 Hartford St., St. 
 Louis, Mo. 
 
 8794. GRACE BRUCE STRATTON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 28, 1894, Mt. 
 Vernon, 111.; d. E. D. Stratton. Prepared in 
 Evansville H. S. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1917-18. Delta Gamma; Yo Ma; Alethenai; W. 
 A. A. Research Asst.. 111. Centennial Comn., 
 Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Address, 212 James 
 Bldg., Chattanooga, Tenn.f 
 
 8795. DONALD JAY STRAUCH 
 Engineer; B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Jl :, 1892, 
 Moorepark, Mich.; s. Winfield Anderson (b. 
 Ag 17, i866, O.) and Grace B. (Krumm) 
 Strauch (b. N 27, 1873). Prepared in North 
 H. S.. Minneapolis; Bradley Poly. Inst. Theta 
 Tau; Varsity Football. Engr.. Springdale Ce- 
 meterv, Peoria; Engr. and Draftsman. E. & 
 T. Fa'irbanks & Co.. East Moline, 111., 1917—- 
 Married Frances Elnora Woost, D 30, 1916, 
 Pekin, 111. Child. Grace Frances, b. Mr 2, 
 1918. .Address, 903 2Sth St., Moline, 111. 
 
 S796. JOSEPH KENNETH STRINGER 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 12, 1893. Dubu- 
 que, la.; s. H. H. Stringer. Prepared in Cuba 
 City (Wis.) H. S. Phi Kappa; Comitatus; 
 Jr. Prom. (Tom.; Soph. Cotillion Com.; Home- 
 coming Com. 3rd O. R. T. C; 2nd Lt., U. 
 S. A. ist Lt.. 333rd M. G. Bn., 86th Div., 
 Camp Pike Ark.; Mustered out, F 20, 1919. 
 Address, 1439 Bluff St., Dubuque, la. 
 
 8797. JAMES KIBBE STRONG 
 (Brother of No. 6600) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 25, 1893, Keiths- 
 burg, III.; s. Jos. M. (b. S I, i860, do.,) and 
 Mamie (Miller) Strong (b. Ag 15, 1862, Her- 
 kimer Co., N. Y.). Prepared in Keithsburg 
 11. S.; William and Vashti Coll., 1913-14- 
 Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club. Mem., M. 
 E. Church. Address, Keithsburg, III. 
 
 8798. TRUMAN JEFFERSON STRONG 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 26, 1890, Winfield, 
 Kan.; s. Frank N. Strong. Prepared in Lewis 
 and Clark H. S.; Wash. St. Coll. Alpha Rho 
 Chi; Arch. Club; Univ. Band. Naval Avia- 
 tion, Bur. of Navigation, Washington, D. C. 
 Address, Cheney, Wash.t 
 
 8799. ENLIN SUN 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 26, 1893, Koaya, Kiangsu, 
 China; s. Tien-chuan (b. 1854, do.) and Yang 
 Sun (b. 1856. do.). Prepared in Tsing Hua. 
 Peking. China. Prelim. Honors. Grad. Stud., 
 Agr., Univ. of 111. Appointed by Chinese 
 Govt, as China's delegate at the 12th. In- 
 ternat. Farm Congress. Peoria, 1917- Auth.: 
 Agr. Conditions in China, Agr. Review, S, 
 19 1 7. Address, 604 Boyd Ave.. Baton Rouge, 
 La. 
 
 8800. CONSTANCE SUTCLIFFE 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 7248, 7990, G6s8) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 22, 1897. 
 Fall River, Mass.; d. George Lincoln (b. Je 
 2, 1866, do.) and Sarah A. (Taylor) Sutcliffe 
 (b. My 6. 1869. do.). Prepared in Plymouth, 
 (Mass.) H. S.; Urbana H. S. Teacher, Latin 
 and Eng., Mound City, 111., 1917-18; do., Latin 
 and Spanish, Atwood, 111., 1918 — . Mem. 
 Epis. Church; Classical Assn. of Middle West 
 and South. Address. 624 Eastern Ave., Fall 
 River, Mass.; bus. add., H. S., Atwood, 111. 
 
 8801. DONALD TYLER SWAIM 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 29, 1894. Danville, 
 111.; s. William Ellsworth and Olhe (Tyler) 
 Swaim. Prepared in Danville, H. S. Scab- 
 bard and Blade; 111. Union Dramatic Club; ist. 
 Lt. and Capt. Univ. Brig.; Stud. Opera; Sec, 
 Sr. Class. 2nd. Lt., Inf. U. S. A., Fort Sheri- 
 dan, 191 7; Camp Bowie, Te.x.. 191 7; Camp De- 
 vens. Aver, Mass., 1918. Address, 1230 N. Gil- 
 bert St.', Danville, 111. 
 
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 SS02. FAY WOOD SWARTZ 
 
 (Sister of No. 3198) 
 B. Mus.; b. Ap 9, 1896, Urbana; d. Benja- 
 min F. (b. N 26, 1859, Shady Grove, Pa.) and 
 Minnie E. (Schuknecht) Swartz (b. S 8, i86o, 
 Muskegoo, Wis.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 Mu Kappa Alpha; Athenean. Address. 801 S. 
 Vine St., Urbana. 
 
 8803. CARL ELMER SWENSON 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. N 17, 1893, Chicago; s. 
 C. J. (b. Sweden) and Mary Swenson (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Hvde Park H. S., Chicago. Pi 
 Tau Sigma, ist. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 
 I St. Lt., Motor Supply Train; Capt., Motor 
 Truck Div., France, 1918 — . Address, 6647 
 Kenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8804. FAITH GRETCHEN SWIGART 
 
 (Sister of No. 4446) 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 27, 
 1S94, Deland, 111.; d. Edwin Stanton (b. D 11, 
 1861. Farmer City, do.) and Nellie (Lapham) 
 Swigart (b. D 26, 1866, Morrison, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Kappa Alpha Theta. 
 Executive Sec, War Camp Community Service 
 Bd. Address, 610 W. Park Ave., Champaign. 
 
 8805. JOHN FINLEY TAGGART 
 (Brother of Nos. 7999. 6608) 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 16, 1895, 
 Wooster, O.; s. Frank Taggart. Prepared m 
 Wooster (O.) H. S. Beta Theta Pi. Farmer, 
 Wooster, O. Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1917; F. A., 
 Bat. F, 76th, A. E. F., France; Army of Oc- 
 cupation. Address, 824 Bowman St., Wooster, 
 O. 
 
 8806. THOMAS SHERIDAN TANNER 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. S 5, 1893, Dwight, 111.; s. 
 L. Tanner. Prepared in Dwight H. S. Alpha 
 Rho Chi: Univ. Band; Arch. Club; Staff, 
 Arch. Year Book. Q. M. Sergt., Ft. San 
 Houston. Tex., 191 7; Hdqtrs. Co., Motor 
 Transport Corps, A. E. F., France, 191 7 — • 
 .■4ddress, 106 W. Seminole St., Dwight, lU.t 
 
 8807. GRACE DE ETTE TAYLOR 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. D 27, 1887, Green City, 
 Mo.; d. Thomas C. (b. Ag 13, 1859, Belmont 
 Co., O.) and Leona Jane (Edson) Taylor (b. 
 D 3, 1861, Sullivan Co., Mo.). Prepared in 
 Mo. Wesleyan Coll. Acad. H. Sc. Club; 
 Scribbler's Club; Kappa Delta Pi. Dean of 
 Women. Hedding Coll., Abingdon, 111., 1917- 
 18; Exten. Dept., Univ. of lU., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, IOCS W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 8808. MARY ETTA TEETERS 
 (SHUMAKER) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 25, 1893, Auburn. 
 Ind.; d. Franklin M. (b. Ja 12, 1859, do.) and 
 Amanda T. (Ober) Teeters (b. O 26, i866, 
 Bedford Co., Pa.). Prepared in Auburn (Ind.) 
 H. S. V. P.. Jamesonian; Sec, H. Sc. Club. 
 Sch. Dietetican, H. S., Urbana, 1917-18. Auth.: 
 Conservation of Food in a H. S. Cafeteria dur- 
 ing War Times, Report of III. St. Teachers' 
 Convention Bui.; War Cook Book, pamphlet. 
 Married Randall Neale Shumaker, Je 19, 1918, 
 Auburn, Ind. Address, 471 N. Marshall St., 
 Coldwater, Mich. 
 
 8809. EMILIO ALVES TEIXEIRA 
 Engineer; B. S. in Min. E.; b. N 17, 1893, 
 Cassia, Minas, Brazil; s. J. A. Teixeira. Pre- 
 pared in Syracuse Univ. Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Latin-Am. Club; Spanish Club; Stud. Branch, 
 A. S. M. E. ; Capt., Class Soccer. Asst. Engr., 
 E. J. Lavino Co., Bolivia. Brazil. Address, 
 Cassia Minas, Brazil. t 
 
 8810. FRANK HULIT TENDICK 
 Research Chem.; B. S. m Chem. E. ; b. Jl 23, 
 1894, Canton. 111.; s. John S. (b. Jacksonville, 
 111.) and Louetta (Hulit) Tendick (b Canton. 
 111.). Prepared in Canton H. S. Sigma Xi. 
 Research Chem., Am. Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass. 
 2nd.. Lt., Co. B., 349th Inf.. N. A.. Camp 
 Dodge, la., 1917; do., sSSth Inf., Camp Shelby; 
 Mustered out, 1919. Address, 246 W. Elm St., 
 Canton, 111.; bus. add., c/o American Paper 
 Co., Holyoke, Mass. 
 
 881 1. KATHERINE RANDALL TENER 
 (LOWRY) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 4, 1895, Hazel- 
 wood. Pa.; d. Stephen Wallis (b. Mr as, 1865, 
 Co. Tyrone. Ireland) and Katherine Robinson 
 (Randall) Tener (b. Je 23, 1866, Philadelphia). 
 Prepared in Shaw H. S., East Cleveland; Wells 
 Coll., Aurora, N. Y., 1913-14. Sigma Kappa, 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Y. W. C. A.; Special Honors. 
 Married Lt. Swift M. Lowry, My 14, 1918, 
 Lake Charles, La. Address, 14032 Windlemere 
 Hill Road, East Cleveland. 
 
 8812. ROBERT BYRON TERRY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 10, 1897. 
 Girard, 111.; s. Charles Casper (b. O i, 1864, 
 Cvrard Tp., 111.) and Nellie Bryant ((Jarter) 
 Terry (b. Je 4, 1874, AVaverly, 111.). Prepared 
 in Girard IL S.; Blackburn Coll., 1913-15. 
 Sigma Pi; Chem. Club. Sergt. U. S. A. S., 
 1917 — . Address, 1006 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 8813. CHARLES BROOKS THACKER 
 Representative, Truck Co.; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 Ap I, 1S92, Vienna, 111.; s. Francis B. (b. A^ 
 7, 1S41, do.) and Nancy C. (Peterson) 
 Thacker (b. Ag 8, 1849, do.). Prepared in 
 V'ienna H. S.; 111. Coll., 1014-15. Phi Alpha. 
 Representative, Smith Form-A-Truck Co., 
 Baltimore. U. S. A.. Jefferson Barracks. Mo.; 
 Corp., Hdqtrs. Co., 3rd. F. A., A. E. F., France. 
 Address, Vienna. 111. 
 
 8814. ROSS HENRY THIELE 
 .Architect: B. S. in A. E.; b. D 18, 1892, 
 Ramsey, 111.: s. Louis Carl (b. Ag 4, 1859, 
 Jerseyville, 111.) and Julia L. (Ross) Thiele 
 (b. D 12. 1S67. Magnolia, 111.). Prepared in 
 Lake Forest Acad.; Wash. Univ., 1912; Univ. 
 of Minn., summer, 1915. Alpha Rho Chi; 
 .\rch. Club. Arch.. Detroit. 1917-18. Mem.. 
 M. E. Church. Married Helen Hurlburt, Je 
 5, 191 7, Chicago. Child, Elizabeth Jane, b. 
 Ap 2, 1918. Address, Ramsey, 111. 
 
 8815. CHARLES FREDERICK THOMAS 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 31, 1804, Argenta. 
 111.; s. Edward Harry Thomas. Prepared in 
 Decatur H. S. Address, Argenta, Ill.f 
 
 8816. JOE LEE THOMAS 
 
 B. S. in Land. Card.; b. O 15, 1890, Sutton, 
 W. Va.; s. F. D. Thomas. A. B., Lake Forest 
 Coll. 1912. Lt., C. A. C, A. E. F., France. 
 .4ddress, Charleston, Ill.t 
 
 8817. STANLEY JEREMIAH THOMAS 
 
 (Brother of No. 6614) 
 Plumber; B. S. in M. & S. E.: b. Ag 22, 
 1804, Vincennes, Ind.; s. Mifflin Kennedy (b. 
 S '29. 1848, Canton, O.) and Nora Ellen (Glass) 
 Thomas (b. D 11. i860, Vincennes, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Vincennes (Ind.) H. S. Iris; Sigma 
 Tau; Mu San; Soph. Cotillion Com.; Hobo 
 Band Com.; Engng. Dance Com. Plumbing 
 and Heating Bus,, Vincennes, Ind., 1917- Co. 
 A.. 309th Engrs., IQ17; Sergt. Bugler, do.; 
 Engrs. R. O. T. C. Camp Lee, Va.; 2nd Lt.. 
 20th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 191 8 — . Address 
 825 N. 6th St., Vincennes, Ind. 
 
lyi?] 
 
 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 8818. GEORGE SYDNEY THOMPSON 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. My 18, 1893, Mar- 
 shalltown. la.; s. J. T. Thompson. Prepared 
 in Kankakee H. S.; Univ. of Mich. fheta 
 Delta Chi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Comitatus; 
 Mgr., Varsity Track. U. S. S. M. A., Univ. 
 of 111.; 2nd Lt., Kelley Field, 1918; do., France 
 Field. Panama, C. Z.; Mustered out, D 31, 
 1918. Address, no N. snd St., Elkhart, Ind.f 
 
 8819. ORLANDO STEPHEN THOMPSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 26, 1894, Harvey, 
 
 111.; s. Wilder (b. W. Va.) and Laura (Cloud) 
 Thompson (b. Chester, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Thornton Tp. H. S., Harvey. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Married Polly Anna Randall, D 30, 
 1916, Harvey, 111. Address, 15226 Columbia 
 Ave., Harvey, 111. 
 
 8820. RUSSELL HOPKINS THOMPSON 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 24, 1896, Sullivan. 
 
 Ind.; s. .Will Andrew (b. 1861, do.) and Zoe 
 Eileen (Hopkins) Thompson (b. 1869, Rens- 
 selaer, Ind.). Prepared in Sullivan (Ind.) 
 H. S. Delta Upsilon; Pres., Cml. Club. With 
 Am. Bridge Co., (jary, Ind., 1918 — . Tr. 
 Camp, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind.; Ft. Mon- 
 roe, Va.; 2nd Lt., C. A. R. C, U. S. A., 
 Ft. H. G. Wright, N. Y., 1917; ist Lt., C. A., 
 30th Art.; Mustered out, D 17, 191 8. Address, 
 413 W. VVashington St., Sullivan, Ind.; bus. 
 add., American Bridge Co., Gary, Ind. 
 
 8821. WILLIAM WHITE THOMSON 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 3, 1896, Rockville, 
 Ind.; s. W. B. Thomson. Prepared in Rock- 
 ville (Ind.) H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Univ. 
 Band; Univ. Orchestra; Glee and Mandolin 
 Club. Address, Rockville, Ind.f 
 
 8822. JAMES HOTCHKISS TICKNOR 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. My 25, 1893. Peoria; s. 
 Fred (b. Ag 16, 1868, Springfield, 111.) and 
 Mary Tibbals (Hotchkiss) Ticknor (b. N 8, 
 1868, El Paso, 111.). Prepared in Bradley 
 Poly. Inst. Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Tau; Gar- 
 goyle. Co. 2, nth Provisional Regt., Ft. 
 Sheridan, 1917; Hdqtrs. Co., 341st Inf. N. A., 
 Camp Grant, 111.; ist Lt., 86th Div., 341st. 
 Inf., France, 1918; do., 49th Inf., Le Mans, 
 France. Address, 205 Randolph Ave., Peoria. 
 
 8823. MALCOLM NEWTON TODD 
 Supt., Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 
 24, 1877, Stonington, Ind.; s. William Gran- 
 ville (b. Lawrence Co., Ind.) and Elizabeth 
 (Miller) Todd (b. do.). Prepared in Mitchell 
 (Ind.) Acad.: Ind. Univ.; So. 111. Norm. Coll 
 B. S., Danville Coll. Phi Delta Kappa. Supt. 
 Schs., Carlyle, 111. Auth. : Sch. Playground 
 Am. Sch. Bd. Jour.; Spelling and Penman 
 ship Contests by Counties, Jour, of Educ; Na 
 ture Study, Practical Teacher's Jour.; Manual 
 on Cigarettes. Mem., Christian Church. Mar- 
 ried (jrace Julia Heitmeier, Je 29, 191 1, Car- 
 lyle, 111. Children: Malcom Clifford, b. Ap 10, 
 1 91 3; Jean Elizabeth, b. F 12, 191 6. Address, 
 Carlyle, 111. 
 
 8824. THOMAS WILLIAM TOLMIE 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Je 23, 1892, Rockford, 
 111.; s. John Tolmie. Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Chi Beta; Lambda Tau Rho; Psi Mu; 
 Pres., Arch. Club; Varsity Baseball; Varsity 
 Gym. Team; Varsity Swimming. .4ddress, 
 1027 Locust St., Dubuque, la. 
 
 8825. TEH-CHANG YEE CHENG TONG 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 3, 1890, China; 
 
 s. C. G. Tong. Prepared in Ming Tah (China). 
 
 Middle Sch.; Hunan Norm., China. Address, 
 
 Hunan, China. t 
 
 8826. ALPHA CAROLINE TORNQUIST 
 (Sister of No. 3207) 
 
 Registrar; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Donovan, 
 111.; d. Andrew (b. Jl 13, 1857, Sweden) and 
 Matilda (Johnson) Tornquist (b. Jl 14, 1855, 
 do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Achoth; 
 H. Se. Club. Registrar, Sch. of Dom. Arts and 
 Sc, Chicago, 191 7 — . Address, 408 Chalmers 
 St., Champaign; bus. add., 6 N. Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 8827. ALEXANDER McJUNKIN TOWER 
 B. S. in Ry. E. E.; b. Ag 10, 1895, Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind.; s. A. M. (b. Ja 6, 1854. Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind.) and Annie Iceland (Smith) Tow- 
 er (b. F 21, 1859, New York City). Prepared in 
 Ft. Wayne (Ind.) Highland Man. Tr. Sch. 
 Sigma Nu; Sigma Xi; Sigma Tau; Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Graphomen; Homecoming Com.; Ed., 
 Technograph; Sales Engr., Allied Const., Mach. 
 Corp., New York City, 1917-18. Ord. Dept., 
 U. S. R. Ry. and Seacoast Section, 1918; Lt., 
 Ord. R. C; Mgng. Div., Ord. Dept., c/o Chief 
 Ord. Officer, A. E. F., France. Address, 2535 
 S. Webster St., Ft. Wayne, Ind.; c/o Allied 
 Machinery Co., 120 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 8828. CLEMENT EDDY TROUT 
 Corn Investigator; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 11, 
 1 89 1, Lakewood, 111.; s. C. J. (b. do.) and 
 Velmah (Eddy) Trout (b. Shelby ville. 111.). 
 Prepared in Shelbyville H. S. Prelim. Honors. 
 Teacher, Centralia, 111., 1916-17; Scientific In- 
 vestigator, Office of Corn Investigations, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1917 — . Mem., Am. Soc. of 
 Agron. Address, U. S. Dept. of Agr., Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 8829. WILLIAM CHILTON TROUTMAN 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1918; 
 b. Ja 27, 1892, Charleston, 111.; s. Thomas 
 Allen (b. Je i, 1868, do.) and Rena (Chilton) 
 Troutman (b. My 2, 1871, do.). Prepared in 
 Charleston H. S. ; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1910-12. Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Adelphic; Pierrots; Mask and Bauble. Teacher, 
 Eng., Lake Forrest Coll., 1918 — . Address, 
 Carl Junction, Mo. 
 
 8830. GUSTAVE MORTON TUCKER 
 
 B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. My z, 1896, Chicago; 
 s. Abraham Tucker. Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago; Crane Tech. Jr. Coll. Stud. 
 Branch, Am. Ceram. Engng. Soc. Address, 
 1448 S. Sawyer Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 8831. ALEXANDER HARVEY TURNER 
 (Brother of No. 6627) 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 11, 1894, 
 Gifford, 111.; s. Harvey J. (b. My 31. 1838, 
 Coshocton, O.) and Jennie (Craigmile) Turner 
 (b. D 27, 1861, Hinsdale, 111.). Prepared 
 in Loda H. S. Agr. Club; Prelim. Honors. 
 Farmer, Tompkins, Sackatchewan, Can., 1917; 
 do.. Loda, 111., 1917. F. A., O. T. S., i6th 
 Bat., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. ; 2nd Lt.. Sch. 
 of Fire, Ft. Sill, Okla.; Mustered out, D 20, 
 191 8. Address, Loda, 111. 
 
 8832. CHARLES EDWARD TURNER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D i, 1894. Mt. 
 Sterling, 111.; s. Charles Hall (b. My 8, 1865, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.) and Carrie Ella (Smith) 
 Turner (b. F 23, 1862, Dwight, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mt. Sterling H. S. Jr. Cap Com.; 
 Treas., Jr. Class; Y. M. C. A. R. O. T. C, 
 Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 2nd Lt., Co. H., 166th 
 Inf., Rainbow Div., A. E. F., France. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, Mt. Sterling, 111. 
 
702 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 llQI7 
 
 8833. CHESTER CHARLES TURNER 
 Instructor; B. S. in Agr., b. Jl 2, 1892, Ur- 
 bana; s. Charles (b. Mr 16, 1868 Paris, 111.) and 
 Fannie (Miller) Turner (b. F 11, 1870, De- 
 catur, 111.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Teacher, Agr. and Biol., Mendota, 111., 1917-18; 
 Instr., Vocational Agr. under Smith-Hughes 
 plan, Gurnee, 111., 1918 — . Address, Gurnec, 
 111. 
 
 8834. JAMES PIERCE TUTHILL 
 Civ. Engr. ; B. S. in C. E. ; b. Jl 10, 189:;, 
 Omaha, Neb.; s. Samuel C. (b. Ag 13, 1857, 
 Blooming Grove, N. Y.) and Mary (Pierce) 
 Tuthill (b. Ap 30, 1857, Wayne, 111.). Pre- 
 |)ared in Elgin H. S. Beta Phi; Theta Tau. 
 Civ. Engr., Elgin, 111. 2nd Lt., Air Service; 
 Mustered out, Ja 15, 1919. Mem., A. S. A. S. 
 Address, 141 N. Porter Ave., Elgin, 111.; bus. 
 add., 510 Metropolitan Bldg., East St. Louis, 
 HI. 
 
 8835. BRUCE VAN CLEAVE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 28, 1895, Chicago; 
 s. James R. B. (1). i860, Knoxville. 111.) and 
 Josephine Helen (Sweich) Van Cleave (b. 
 i860, Richmond. Mo.). Prepared in Spring- 
 held H. S.; Howe (Ind.) H. S. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Phi Delta Psi. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheri- 
 dan, 111.; 2nd Lt., Inf. R. C., 1917; 342nd 
 Inf., Camp Grant, 111.; :st Lt., Inf., do., 
 1918 — •. Married Mary Durham Vennum, D 
 I, 1917, Evanston. 111. Address, 11 19 S. 4th 
 St., Springfield. 111. 
 
 8836. FRANK MACKNET VAN 
 DEVENTER 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Mr 21. 1894, 
 Carlinville, 111.; s. Clarence James (b. Ap 15, 
 186s) and Martha Florence (Macknet) Van 
 Deventer (b. .Vg 17. 1869). Prepared in De- 
 catur H. S.; James Millikin Univ., 1912-15. 
 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. 
 Branch, A. S. M. E. Asst. Operating Engr., 
 I. T. S.; Engr.. Nat. Tube Co.. Pittsburgh U. 
 .S. Steel Corp., Ord. Dept., Neville Island Ord. 
 Works. Mem., Commons Club, Decatur, 111. 
 Married Clora Mae Patterson, D 24, 191 8, 
 Decatur, III. Address, 1271 Benton Ave., Pitts- 
 burgh, Pa.; bns. add., 1702 Fric Bldg., do. 
 
 8837- EARL HENRY VAN DYKE 
 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 20, 1893, Ken- 
 dall Co.. 111.; s. Charles Albert (b. Ag 2, 1865, 
 do.) and Ella E. Van Dyke (b. Ap 18, 1866, 
 Grindy Co., 111.). Prepared in Plainfield H. 
 S. Beta Upsilon. Married Bessie Marie Pike, 
 Ag 2, 191 7. Address, Plainfield. 111. 
 
 8838. JAMES CRAIG VAN METER 
 LL. B.; b. Ag 25, 1895, Charleston, 111.; s. 
 John (b. My 26, 1858, do.) and Ina (Craig) 
 Van Meter (b. Je 4. 1869, Mattoon, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoon H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Phi Delta Phi; Order of the Coif. Two Schol- 
 arships. 2nd. Lt., Inf. R. C, A. E. F., France, 
 A. P. O., 714. Address, Mattoon, 111. 
 
 S839. ALEX VAN PRAAG, JR 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 29, 1896, Little Falls, 
 Minn.: s. Ale.x (b. D 12, 1854, Utrecht, Hol- 
 land) and Rachel (Davis) Van Praag (b. N 
 18, 1855. .'\msterdam, Holland). Prepared in 
 Decatur H. S.; James Millikin Univ., 1913-15. 
 R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 2nd. Lt., 
 331st. M. G. Bn., Camp Grant, 111.. 1917-18; 
 do., 332nd. M. G. Bn., Camp Grant, 111., 
 1918; ist Lt., 332nd M. G. Bn., A. E. F., 
 France. Address, 1004 N. Monroe St.. Deca- 
 tur, 111. 
 
 8840. PAUL KIETH VAN WINKLE 
 Bond Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. F 
 17. 1S95, Sparta, Mich.; s. George J. and Ada 
 (Baldwin) Van Winkle (b. Chicago). Prepared 
 in Crane Tech. H. S., (Chicago. Iris. Invest- 
 ment Bonds. Married Eleanor Bell. Address, 
 1253 Foster Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8841. EARL CHARLES VEDDER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 15, 1S94, Lock 
 
 port, N. Y.; s. C. R. Vedder. Prepared in 
 
 Hobart Coll. Address, R. 9, Lockport, N. Y. 
 
 884.-. MARIS HURFORD VERNON 
 
 Engineer; B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 18, 1894. 
 Mt. Cuba, Del.; s. Horace G. (b. do.) and Vir- 
 ginia R. (Townsend) Vernon (b. Kimbleville, 
 Pa.>. Prepared in Preslio and Moline H. 
 Schs. Phi Gamma Delta. 73rd Spruce Pro- 
 duction Div., B. A. P., U. S. A.. Camp i-B, 
 Clatsop, Ore. Address, 812, 17th St., Moline, 
 111. 
 
 8843. W^LLARD LEWIS VEIRS 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 4. 1S94, Mayview. 
 111.; s. Wesley (b. Elizabethtown, Ky.) and 
 Betty (Mooreman) Veirs (b. Tip Top, Ky.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S.; Hartford (Conn.) 
 Public H. S.; Grove City Coll., Grove City, v 
 Pa. Med. Stud.. Rush Med. Coll. Enlisted 
 Med. Reserve Corps, U. S. A., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 702 W. Elm St., Urbana; bus. add., 79 
 Middle Divinity Hall, Univ. of Chicago. 
 
 8844. GOLDA WADSWORTH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 14, 1891, 
 Odon, Ind.; d. John W. (b. Ja 29, 1866, do.) 
 and F'lora Alice (Hattery) Wadsvvorth (b. S 
 18. 1867, do.). Prepared in Connersville 
 (Ind.) H. S.; Earlham Coll.; De Pauw Univ., 
 1911-12. Alpha Omicron Pi. Teacher, Con- 
 nersville, Ind., 1917 — . Address, R. 2. Box 
 118, Connersville, Ind. 
 
 8845. KARL MARSHALL W.\GGONER 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 19. 1894, Decatur, 111.; 
 s. C. S. Waggoner. Prepared in James Milli- 
 kin Univ. Address. 1276 N. Water St., Deca- 
 tur, Ill.t 
 
 SS46. GUY EARL WAKEL.\ND 
 
 (Brother of No. 9464) 
 
 Cereal Investigator; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 25, 
 
 18S9, La Jara, Colo.; s. Edwin Sumner (b. 
 
 Ja 16, 1861, Marion Co., Ind.) and Lena 
 
 Emeline (Chapman) Wakeland (b. Ag 29. 
 
 1865, Winnebago Co., 111.). Prepared in 
 Iloopeston H. S. Field Asst., Office Cereal 
 Invest., Bur. of Plant Industry, U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr., 1917-18. Co. B, .315th Field Signal 
 Bn., 90th Div., Berncastel, (Ter., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, Hoopeston. 111. 
 
 8847. ABNER WESTON WALDO 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 4. 1895. Highland 
 Park, 111.; s. Albro Waters (b. Chicago) and 
 Ella Wilhelmina (Hochschild) Waldo (b. Har- 
 vard. 111.). Prepared in Deerfield-Shields Tp. 
 H. S.. Highland Park; Beloit Coll.. Beloit, 
 Wis. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. U. S. N.. Great 
 Lakes, 111.; Asst. Paymaster, Ensign. Supply 
 Dept., Navy Yd., N. Y., 1917 — . Address, 360 
 Carlton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 8848. ABRAM FRANKLIN WALKER 
 (Brother of No. 7282) 
 Farmer: B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 29, 1894, 
 Franks, 111.; s. Edward Samuel (b. Mr 20, 
 
 1866. Waterman, 111.) and Ella Sarah (StrahD 
 Walker (b. F i. 1868, near Des Moines). Pre- 
 pared in West Aurora H. S. Agr. Club. Far- 
 mer, Wheat Ranches, Can.. 1917. A. S. S. C, 
 Eng.. 1917; 370th .\ero Sqdn., France. Ad- 
 dress, 105 Prairie St., Aurora. 
 
 8849. STANTON WALKER 
 Concrete Research Work; B. S. in Mun. & 
 San. E.: b. Mr 18, 1894. Vevay, Ind.: s. Har- 
 vey E. (b. D 22. 1873, Rising Sun, Ind.) and 
 Emma Deane (Williamson) Walker (b. Je 5, 
 1875, Florence, Ind.). Prepared in Peoria H. 
 
1917] 
 
 B ACCALAUKKAl E Al-U :\I X I 
 
 70.^ 
 
 II.: Uriiaua H. S. ^ Mu San. Portland Cement 
 .\ssn.. Research Concrete, Struct. Materials, 
 Research Lab., Lewis Inst., Chicago. Married 
 Amelia Bertha Ramseyer. Ag 12, 1916, Cham- 
 paign. Child, Emil Stanton, b. (and died) S 
 12, 1917. Address, 434 N. Homan Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 8850. MARGARET MAGDALENE WALK- 
 
 ERLY (REAGAN) 
 (Wife of No. 8693; Sister of Nos. 6640, 7283) 
 A. B. in Commerce: b. Je 27, 1896, C.rete, 
 111.; d. Magdalena Walkerly. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Married Maurice Edwin 
 Reagan ('17), Ag 11, 1917, Kansas City, Mo. 
 Cliild. Edwin Maurice, b. Je 2, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 4200 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 8851. HARRIETT EDYTPIE WALL 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 7, 1894, Staunton, 
 111.; d. W. P. Wall. Prepared in Staunton H. 
 S.; Blackburn Coll. Delta Gamma. Ord. Dept., 
 Washington, D. C; Q. M. C, Camp Grant, 
 111., 1919 — . Address, Staimton, 111. 
 
 8852,, EDGAR DEARBORN WALLACE 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 19, 1892, Chi- 
 cago; s. James F. (b. Mr 29, 1867, Portsmouth, 
 O.) and Caroline Elizabeth (Edgar) Wallace 
 (b. S 5, 1867, Howell, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Wendell Phillips H. S. ; Mercersburg and Lake 
 Forest Acad.; Univ. of Chicago, summer 1916. 
 Delta Tau Delta. 2nd Lt., Co. L., 335 Inf., 
 84 Div., A. E. F.. France; ist Lt., Co. G., 
 I St Div.. 28th Inf., do. Address, c/o Nat. 
 Bank of the Republic, Chicago. 
 
 8853. JOSEPH CHARLES WALMER 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 9, 1893, Ludlow, 
 Ky. ; s. Charles Walmer. Prepared in Cairo 
 H. S.; N. W. Mil. Acad. Acacia. Address, 
 2701 Washington St., Cairo, Ill.t 
 
 8854. STEPHEN ALBERT WALSER 
 
 (Brother of No. 7284) 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 3, 1894, Sussex Gardens, 
 London, Eng. ; s. Conrad (b. Ja 9. 1852, St. 
 Gall, Switzerland) and Alice (Kaltenbach) 
 Walser (b. Jl 6, 1862, Singapore). Prepared 
 in Tonbridge Coll.. Kent, Eng.; Aunen Gym- 
 nasium, Dresden. Ger.; Bus. Coll., do. Cos- 
 mopoitan Club; Le Cercle Francais; Der Deut- 
 sche Verein; Agr. Club; Pres., Philomathean; 
 Mask and Bauble. Grad. Stud, and Asst., 
 Bacteriol., Univ. of 111., 1917. 2nd Lt., U. S. 
 A., Interpreters Corps, c/o Hdqtrs., 31st Div., 
 Camp Wheeler, Ga. Address, 296 .Sterling 
 Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 8855. JOHN EDWARD WALSH 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 25, 1889, Peoria; s. 
 James Walsh. Prepared in Man. Tr. H. S., 
 Peoria; Bradley Poly. Inst. Address, 200 N. 
 Elizabeth St., Peoria. t 
 
 8856. LEO BERNARD WALSH 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 21, 1893, R=in« 
 
 toul. 111.; s. M. A. Walsh. Prepared in Ran- 
 toul H. S.; St. Viator Coll. Agr. Club: Var- 
 sity Basketball. Farmer, 1917-18; Teacher. 
 Agr., H. S., Sparta, 111., 1918. 2nd Lt., Inf., 
 74th Co., M. G. Bn.. Camp Dodge, la.; do., 
 Camp Hancock, Ga.; Mustered out, D 13, 1918. 
 Address, Rantoul, 111.; bus. add., Momence, 
 III. 
 8857. PRENTICE THERMAN WALTERS 
 
 Supt., Schs.: A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 17, 
 1888, Table Grove, 111.; s. M. C. (b. Je as, 
 1856, do.) and Addie (Taylor) Walters (b. D 
 22, 1869, Bernadotte, 111.). Prepared in West. 
 111. St. Norm. Supt., Schs., Loda, 111. Mar- 
 ried Mabel West, Ag i, 1916 (died D 21, 1917). 
 Child, Elizabeth lane, b. D 15, 1917. Address, 
 Loda, 111. 
 
 885S. JA.MKS KELLY WALTON, JR. 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 18, 1891, Jonesboro, 111.; 
 s. James K. (b. F 12, 1866, do.) and Susan P 
 (Storm) Walton (b. F 22, 1868, Decaturville. 
 Tenn.). Prepared in Anna H. S.; Agr. Coll., 
 Ames, Ta., 1912-13. R. O. T. C, Ft. Shcri 
 dan. 191 7: .?nd T-t., U. S. R., 191 7 — . Address. 
 Anna, III. 
 
 8850. *MANJKRRE BARLOW WARE 
 B S. in Agr.; b. D 19, 1895, Kenilworth, 
 111.; s. Charles (b. Je 9. 1865, Plainfield, N. J.; 
 and Fannie (.Manierre) Ware (b. F 15, i860. 
 Chicago). Prepared in New Trier H. S., Win- 
 netka. Theta Delta Chi; Scabbard and Blade; 
 Maj. Univ. Brig.; I'relim. Honors, ist. Lt., 
 362nd. Inf., Camp Lewis, Wash., 1917-18. 
 Killed in action, France, O 12, 1918. 
 
 8860. LAMBERTUS WARMOLTS, JR. 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 18, 1893, Chi- 
 cago; s. L. Warmolts, Sr. Prepared in Ore- 
 gon H. S. Capt., Univ. Brig. Address, Oregon, 
 Ill.t 
 
 8861. DANIEL EDWIN WARREN 
 
 Accountant; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 11, 1887, 
 Belvidere, 111.; s. Edwin VV. (b. S 4, 1856, 
 Akron, N. Y.) and Stella E. (Foote) Warren 
 (b. My 24. 1856, Belvidere, 111.). Prepared 
 in North Belvidere H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. 
 Club; Choral Soc. F'arm Acct. Investigator, 
 Dept. Farm Organization and Mgmt., Univ. 
 of 111. in Hancock Co., 111., 191 7 — . Address, 
 Elvaston, 111. 
 
 8862. LOUISE HALE WATERMAN 
 (HESS) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 26, 1896, Morgan 
 Park, 111.; d. Harry Plale and Ida May (Vier- 
 ling) Waterman. Prepared in Wendell Phillips 
 H. S., Chicago. Pi Beta Phi. Married Paul 
 David Hess, S 30, 1918, Chicago. Address, 
 Rock Springs, Wyo. 
 
 8863. MARY ELIZABETH WATERMAN 
 
 (GAMBLE) 
 
 (Wife of No. 6250) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Ag 24, 1894, Lin- 
 coln, Neb.; d. J. H. (b. Mr 5, 1853, Lisha's 
 Kill, N. Y.) and Elizabeth (Lansing) Water- 
 man (b. My 26, 1855, do.). Prepared in 
 Lincoln and Galesburg H. Schs. A. B., Knox 
 Coll., 1916. Red Cross Instr^ Surgical Dress- 
 ing. 191S. Mem., Presby. Church. Married 
 Donald Gamble ('13), F 20, 1919. Address, 
 926 N. Broad St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 8864. RAY MARCUS WATSON 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 15, 1891, Cobden, HI.; 
 s. Able Jefferson (b. F 8, 1858, do.) and Lydia 
 Louisa (Trees) Watson (b. S 17, 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Pi Pi Rho. 
 Wrestling Team. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 
 1Q17; 2nd Lt., U. S. A., Camp Grant, 111., 1917. 
 Address, Cobden, 111. 
 
 8865. LILLIAN RUTH WEAVER 
 A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ag 17, 1895, Cumberland, 
 la.; d. Dr. A. Weaver. Prepared in Drake 
 Univ.; Univ. of Wis. Alpha Chi Omega. Ad- 
 dress, Cimiberland, la. 
 
 8866. FREDERICK FARR.\R WEBSTER 
 
 Foreman; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 21, 1891, 
 Indianapolis; s. Frederick and Josephine H. 
 (Farrar) Webster (London, O.). Prepared 
 in Oberlin (O.) H. S.; Oberlin Acad.; Ober- 
 lin Coll., 1913-14; Univ. of Wis., 1914. Tribe 
 of mini; Varsity Track. Foreman, Anneal- 
 ing Dept., Cleveland Wire Div.. Nat. Lamp 
 Works, Gen. Elec. Co. Married Helen Wight- 
 man Grommon, Je 19, 1918, Plainfield, 111. 
 Address, 51 S. Professor St., Oberlin, O. 
 
704 
 
 Univeksxtv of Illinois 
 
 I191; 
 
 8867. GLADIS GILBERT WEBSTER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Agr. ; b, Ag 22, 1893, Odon, 
 Ind. ; s. Noah M. (b. S 18, 1865. Martin Co., 
 Ind.) and Mary Elizabeth (Hayes) Webster (b. 
 le 7, 1861, Greene Co., Ind.), Prepared in 
 Washington (Ind.) H. S. Acanthus; Lambda 
 Tau Rho; Agr. Club; Univ. Band. Benzol Still 
 Operator, Benzol Plant, Youngstown Sheet 
 and Tube Co., Youngstown, O., 1917-18. Gas 
 Defense Service, San. Corps, U. S. A., As- 
 toria, Long Island, N. Y., 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 14, 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 
 2218 Logan Ave., Youngstown, O. ; bus. add., 
 Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., Benzol Dept., 
 do. 
 
 8868. RUTH A. WEENINK 
 B. S. in H. So.; b. Je 4, 1894. Dillon, Mont.; 
 d. H. D. Weenink. Prepared in Beaverhead 
 Co. H. S. Address, 409 Atlantic St., Dillon, 
 Mont.t 
 
 8869. RUTH CARMEN WEIL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 7, 1895. 
 Chicago; d. Louis (b. Mr 31, 1861, Ger.) and 
 Lena (Seligman) Weil (b. Ap 25, 1871, do.). 
 Prepared in Oelwein (la.) H. S.; N. W. Univ., 
 1913-14. Le Cercle Francais; Der Deutsche 
 V'erein. Teacher, Eng. and Ger. Tp. H. S., 
 Pawnee, 111., 1917 — . Address, 140 N. Fred- 
 erick St.. Oelwein, la. 
 
 8870. LAURA ELIZABETH WEILEPP 
 (Sister of No. 7293) 
 
 A. B. in II. Sc; b. Mr 8, 1895, Cisco, 111.: 
 d. F. S. Weilepp. Prepared in Decatur H. 
 S.; James Millikin Univ. Alpha Chi Omega; 
 Phi Delta Psi; Illiola; H. Sc. Club; ist. and 
 and. Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. Address, 631 W. 
 Prairie Ave., Decatur, 111. 
 
 8871. ELIZABETH WEINBERG 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 3598, 4485, 8052) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 27, 1895, 
 Augusta, 111.; d. Mose (b. Ja s, 1859, do.) and 
 Flora Jane (Bolton) Weinberg (b. Ap 20, 
 1862, Dushore, Pa.). Prepared in Rushville 
 H. S. Alpha Delta Pi. Sec, Sr. Illinae; Sr. 
 Council, \Voman's League. Teacher, H. Sc, 
 n. S., Oblong, 111. Address, Rushville. 111.; 
 bits, add.. Oblong, 111. 
 
 8872. MARION VIRGINIA WEISS 
 (OCHELTREE) 
 A. B. in H. Sc, b. S 9, 1893, Pukwana, S. 
 Dak.; d. Frank E. (b. My 30, 1862, Cassville, 
 Wis.) and Nannie (Conaway) Weiss (B: My 
 5. 1870, Monticello, 111.). Prepared in S. Dak. 
 Wesleyan Univ. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1917-18. Married Maurice Ocheltree, Ag 22, 
 1918, Danville, 111. Address, 842 N. Main St., 
 Rockford, 111. 
 
 8873. DAVID CHARLES WELTY 
 
 • Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 10, 1895, Amboy, 
 HI.; s. Charles Fremont Welty. Prepared in 
 Amboy H. S. Class Basketball; Class Base- 
 ball. Address, Amboy. Ill.f 
 
 8874. LINNIE WEST (DAVIS) 
 (Wife of No. 8263) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 25, 1892, Watseka. 
 111.; d. James O. (b. do.) and Anna Mary 
 (Warren) West (b. Woodland, 111.). Prepared 
 in Watseka H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch.. 
 1911-13. Teacher, H. S., Monmouth, 111., 
 1017-18. Married Milton Russell Davis ('17), 
 Mr 20, 1918, Chicago. Address, 1050 P St., 
 Fresno, Calif. 
 
 8S75. JAMES HERRON WESTBAY 
 
 Fuel Inspector; B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. Mr 18, 
 
 J 894, Monett, Mo.; s. Harry Herron (b. O 29, 
 
 1863, Duncan Falls. O.) and Mae (Lr)pp) 
 
 Westbay (b. N 21, 1871, Humansville, Mo.). 
 
 Prepared in Monett (Mo.) H. S.; Univ. of Mo., 
 1912-15. Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. Branch, A. S. 
 M. E.; Ry. Club. Special Apprentice, A. T. & 
 S. F. Ry.. Chanute, Kan., 1917; Asst. Fuel 
 Insp., C. C. C. & St. L. Ry.. Indianapolis, 
 1917 — • Corp., 350th Inf., Mach. Gun Co., A. 
 P. O. 795, A. E. F., France. Address, Room 
 617 7th St., Monett, Mo.; bus. add.. Room 308 
 Majestic Bldg., Indianapolis. 
 
 8876. JESSIE BEATRICE WESTON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ag 13, i885. Red 
 Bluff. Calif.; d. Henrv (b. 1840, Middleboro, 
 Mass.) and Augusta S. (Barker) Weston (b. 
 1848, Montville Me.). Prepared in West La- 
 fayette (Ind.) H. S.; Purdue Univ.. 1903-05. 
 Ph. B.. LTniv. of Chicago, 1907. Final Honors. 
 Lib. .Asst., Univ. of 111., 1917; Dir., Tr. Class, 
 Pub. Lib., Milwaukee. 1918 — . Address, 2029 
 Grand Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 8877. ADELAIDE CYNTHIA WHEELER 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 29, 1895, Grant Park, 
 111.; d. Thomas J. Wheeler. Prepared in Ft. 
 Dodge (la.) H. S.; la. St. Coll. Sigma Kappa. 
 Address, Laurens, la.f 
 
 SS78. nVILLIAM ERASTAS WHEELER, JR. 
 LL. B. ; b. F 10, 1894, Ann Arbor, Mich.; 
 s. W. E. Wheeler. Prepared in East St. Louis 
 H. S. Sigma Chi; Phi Delta Phi; Bd. of 
 Oratory and Debate; Egyptian Club. Q. M. 
 Corps, loth U. S. Inf.. Damon, Tex., 1917. 
 Died O, 1918, San Antonio, Tex. 
 
 8879. AGNES CHLOE WHITE 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Jl 10. 1895, 
 Cereal Springs, 111.; d. George B. White. Pre- 
 pared in Marion Tp. H. S. Alpha Delta Pi; 
 Yo Ma: W. A. A. Asst. Dietitian, St. Lukes 
 Hosp., Chicago. .Address, 600 S. Market St., 
 Marion, 111.; bus add., c/o St. Lukes Hospital, 
 Chicago. 
 
 8880. MARION KINGSLEY WHITE 
 
 (Sister of No. 2542) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 26, 1894, St. 
 Joseph, Mo.; d. Henry Kirke (b. Jl 16, 1840, 
 Newmansville, Fla.) and Emily Gertrude 
 (Blanchard) White (b. Ap i, i860, Blue Island, 
 111.). Prepared in Central H. S., St. Joseph, 
 Mo. Pi Beta Phi; Yo Ma; H. Sc. Club; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Prelim, and Final Honors. Teacher, 
 H. Sc. and Mgr., Cafeteria, Robidoux H. S., 
 St. Joseph, Mo. Address, 503 S. nth St., 
 St. Joseph, Mo. 
 
 8881. VIVIAN JUSTINA WHITING 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. D 14, 1894, 
 
 Peoria; d. Elmer (b. Je 13, 1861. Kickapoo, 
 111.) and Emma M. (Dawson) Whiting (b. 
 S 13, 1861, Oak Hill, 111.). Prepared in Elm- 
 wood H. S. Teacher, H. Sc and Ger., Paris, 
 Mo., 191 7 — . Address, Paris, Mo. 
 
 8882. JOSEPH LAFETON WHITNEY 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. S 7, 1894, Hubbard, 
 la.; s. Alexander F. and Grace Elizabeth 
 (Marshman) Whitney (b. O 27, 1873, Galion, 
 O.). Prepared in Eagle Grove (la.) H. S. ; 
 Austin H. S., Chicago. Phi Kappa Psi; Theta 
 Nu Epsilon; Beta Gamma Sigma; Alpha Kappa 
 Psi; Mgr., Interschol. Circus. Flying Cadet, U. 
 S. A., 1917; Reserve Mil. Aviator; 2nd Lt., 
 Flying Instr., Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex., 
 1 918 — . Address, 179 Linder Ave., Oak Park, 
 111. 
 
 8883. LEONARD HILLIARD WHITNEY 
 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. F 22, 1894, Downers 
 Grove, 111.; s. George Whitney. Prepared in 
 Downers Grove H. S. 2nd Lt.. F. A.; ist Lt., 
 Bat. D. 331st F. A., Camp Grant, 111.; do., . 
 A. E. F.. France; Mustered out, F 22, 1919. 
 Address, Downers Grove, 111. 
 
Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 1917I 
 
 8884. JENNIE ALMA WRITTEN 
 A. B. in L. A. S: S.; A. M., 1918; b. Ja 3. 
 1894, La Prairie Center, 111.; d. Charles Wil- 
 liam (b. Ag 6, 1871, Stark Co., 111.) and Hen- 
 rietta (Leigh) Whitten (b. D 24, i873. Marshall 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in De Kalb Tp. H. S.; 
 No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1910-13. University 
 Choristers; Women's Glee Club. Address, De 
 Kalb, 111. 
 
 8885. BERTHA HARRIS WILES 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 17, 1896, Sedalia, 
 Mo.; d. Edgar Marshall (b. Plattsmouth, Neb.) 
 and Marv (Harris) Wiles (b. Cottage Grove, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Central and Westport H. 
 Schs., Kansas City, Mo. A. M., Univ. of Wis., 
 1918. Phi Beta Kappa; Alethenai; W. A. A.; 
 Cflass Hockey. Scholarship in Classics, Univ. 
 of Wis., 191S-19. Address, 3319 Gillham Road, 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 8886. HARRY HOUGH ES WILEY 
 Surveyor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. N 6, 1891, 
 Sioux C;ity, la.; s. William E. (b. 1854. Free- 
 port, 111.) and Frances Gray (Cox) Wiley (b. 
 Lytton Cheney, Dorsetshire, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Sioux City H. S.; Morningside Coll. R. R. 
 Surveyor, B. & O. R. R., Chicago. U. S. Mili- 
 tary Mapping Service, 1918-19. Address. 181 9 
 Pierce St.. Sioux City, la.; biis. add., 1508 
 Larrabee St., Chicago. 
 
 8887. ROBERT NICHOLAS WILFORD 
 With Texas Oil Co.; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 
 
 20, 1892, De Soto, Wis.; s. James Lewis (b. 
 Ta 30, 1867 and Ellen Elizabeth (Angell) 
 Wilford (b. Ag 23, 1868, Lansing, la.). Pre- 
 pared in West Aurora H. S. Agr. Club; Acan- 
 thus; Prelim. Honors; Class Football; Class 
 Basketball. Tractor Demonstrator, Tex. and 
 N. M., 1 91 7; With Texas_ Oil Co. Refiners, 
 Port Arthur, Te.x. U. S. N. A., Camp (jrant. 
 Rockford, 111., 1917; U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 
 111., 1917-18. Flying Cadet, Rich Field. Waco, 
 Tex., 1918; Mustered out. Married Marianne 
 Earhart, S 4, 1918, Montgomery. Ala. Address, 
 2040 Proctor St., Port Arthur, Tex. 
 
 8888. CHESTER ALBERT WILLIAMS 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. N 6, 1894, Sterling, 111.; 
 
 s. A. A. Williams. Prepared in Sterling Tp. 
 H. S. Psi Mu; Arch. Club; Fresh. Varsity 
 Basketball; Class Football. Address, 205 19th 
 Ave., Sterling, 111. 
 
 8889. ALLEN CENTER WILSON 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. N 26, 1893, Chicago; s. 
 Stephen R. (b. Ottawa, 111.) and (jenevieve 
 ((Tenter) Wilson (b. do.). Prepared in Mc- 
 Kinley H. S., Chicago; Lewis Inst., 1911-12. 
 Sigma Pi: C. E. Soc; Capt. Univ. Brig. Lt., 
 Inf., Ft. Sheridan, 1917; do.. Ft. Douglas, Salt 
 Lake City, 1918; do.. Camp Funston, Kan., 1918. 
 .Address, 225 Cossitt Blvd., La Grange, 111. 
 
 8890. GROVER C. WILSON 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 31, 1893, Holstein, la.; 
 s. Thomas H. (b. S 27, 1S56, Oil Well City, 
 Pa.) and Eva L. (Cox) Wilson (b. Ap 21, 
 1858, Prophetstovvn, 111.). Prepared in Walnut 
 H. S. Eta Kappa Nu: E. E. Soc; Stud. 
 Branch, A. I. E. E. Central Station Inst., 
 Chicago, 1917- ist Class Gunner, C. A. C, 
 Ft. MacArthur. Cal., 1917-18; 5th Co., R. O. 
 T. C, C. A. C, Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Walnut, III. 
 
 8891. VERNA WIRT 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. F 20, 1890, Le- 
 Roy. 111.; d. Edward M. (b. 1870, Ellsworth, 
 111.) and Mary Jane (Martin) Wirt (b. 1869, 
 Le Roy, 111.). Prepared in Le Roy H. S.; 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ., 1908-09, 1010-12. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Omicron Nu; Kanpa Delta Pi, Teacher, 
 H. Sc, H. S., Valley City, 111., 191 7—. Ad- 
 dress, Le Roy, 111.; bus. add.. Valley City, III. 
 
 705 
 
 8892. FREMONT RHILIP WIRTH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; A. M., 1918; b. Ap 24 
 1890, Waterloo, 111.; s. Phillip (b. Millstadt 
 111.) and Mary (Metzger) Wirth (b. Waterloo 
 HI.). Prepared in Central Wesleyan Coll. 
 Warrentown, Mo.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Cos 
 mopolitan Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Pres. Adel 
 phic. 2nd Lt., Inf., is8th Depot Brig., Camp 
 Taylor; do., Camp Sherman; Mustered out, D 
 II, 1918. Address. Waterloo, la.; bus. add., 
 708 S. 4th St., Champaign. 
 
 8893. WALTER VALENTINE WIRTH 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. F 14, 1895 
 Mt. Carmel, 111.; s. Karl W. Wirth. Prepared 
 in Mt. Carmel H. S. Alpha Chi Sigma; Ph' 
 Lambda Upsilon; Univ. Band; Chem. Club 
 Prelim. Honors. Chem., Newport Chem 
 Works, Inc., Milwaukee, 1918. Married Flor 
 ence Pepin, Ag 3, 1918, Gwinn, Mich. Ad 
 dress, .\pt, 508, 459 Juneau Place, Milwaukee 
 
 8894. ELIZABETH PAULINE 
 WISEGARVER 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ag 3, 1895, De 
 Land, 111.; d. Smith (b. Je 20, 1868, do.) and 
 Shelly Wynona (Campbell) Wisegarver (b. Ja 
 19, 1873), Prepared in De Land H. S.; Eu- 
 reka Coll., 1912-1S. Bethany Circle. Teacher. 
 H. Sc, H. S., Clinton, 111., 1918— . Address. 
 De Land. 111.; bus. add., 223 S. Madison St., 
 Clinton, Ill.f 
 
 8895. ELSA CAROLINE WOLF 
 B. S. in Land. Card.; b. D 31, 1885, Ed- 
 wardsville, 111.; d. Frederick William (b. Ap 
 30, 1840, do.) and Anna Caroline (Kohler) 
 Wolf (b. Ag 7, 1854, Philadelphia). Prepared 
 in Edwardsville H. S. ; Wilson Coll.; Randolph 
 Macon Women's Coll.; Lowthorpe Sch., Gro- 
 ton, Mass. Supt., Community War Garden, 
 1918. Reconst. Aide, Occupational Theropy, U. 
 S. A. Gen. Hosp. No. 38. East View, N. Y. 
 Address, c/o G. A. E- Kohler, 11 1 N. Jefferson 
 St., Chicago; bus. add., Kenilworth, 111, 
 
 8896. YIN WOO 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 25, 1887, Pin Yen 
 Dist.; s. Yon-nee Woo. Prepared in Kwang 
 Tung Gov. H. S. Address, Kwang Tung, 
 China. t 
 
 8897. HELEN ERNESTINE WOODCOCK 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b, Ag 13, 1892 
 Ogden, Utah; d. Ernest Castello (b. Jl 29, i860 
 Byron, 111.) and Jessie Amanda (Kirkpatrick) 
 Woodcock (b. Je s, 1863, Fairbury, 111,). Pre 
 pared in Boise (Idaho) H. S. H. Sc. Club. 
 Teacher, H. Sc, Schs., Salt Lake City. Mem. 
 M. E. Church. Address, 863 2Sth St., Ogden 
 Utah. 
 
 8898. ANDREW CHEVALIER WOODS, JR. 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 2, 1894, Cincinnati; 
 s. Andrew C. (b. D 6, 1865, West Baton 
 Rouge, La.) and Leila Abi (Leonard) Woods 
 (b. Mr 14. 1871, Cumberland, Md.). Prepared 
 in Hyde Park H. S. Sr. Hat Com.; Sr, Invi- 
 tation Com.; Class Treas. R. O. T. C, Ft. 
 Sheridan, 1917; Top Sergt., Engrs. Ord. Dept.; 
 Camp Hancock, Ga. Married Alice N. Beh- 
 rendt, Ja 10, 1918, Augusta, Ga. Address, 
 5334 Hyde Park Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 8899. LOIS MAY WOODS 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Ap 8, 1892, Maza, 
 N. Dak.; d. William Jefferson (b. N 28 1853, 
 Waverly, 111.) and Lucy (Henderson) Woods 
 Cb. F 17, iif>A. White Hall, 111.). Prepared 
 in Berkeley (Calif.) H, S. A. B., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1915. Asst., Cataloguer, Stanford 
 Univ., 1917. Address. Stanford Univ., Box 
 1274, Palo Alto, Calif. 
 
7o6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 [1918 
 
 8900. RALF CHARLES WOODS 
 
 (Husband of Xo. 8441; Brother of No. 8901) 
 Phys. Dir.; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 2, 1895, Hal- 
 stead. Kan.; s. John David (b. Je 3, 1853, Va.) 
 and Mary Belle (Guthrie) Woods (b. My 3, 
 1862, Blooniington, 111.). Prepared in Evan- 
 ston H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Varsity Basket- 
 ball; mini Trustee, Supt., H. S., Rollo, HI., 
 1917-18. Phys. Dir., Y. M. C. A., Great Lakes 
 Naval Tr. Sta., 1918. Married Edith E. Hud- 
 son ('17), S 22, 1917, Chicago. Child, Eliza- 
 beth Stanhope, b. Je 18, 191S. Address, 4447 
 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8901. RAY JAMES WOODS 
 (Brother of No. 8900) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. F 2, 1895, Halstead, 
 Kan.; s. John David (b. Je 3, 1853, Va.) and 
 Mary Belle (Guthrie) Woods (b. My 3, 1862, 
 Rloomington, 111.). Prepared in Evanston H. 
 S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; !Ma-wan-da; Capt.. 
 Varsity Basketball. 2nd Lt.. Inf. R. C; Sch. 
 for Aerial Observers, Ft. Sill, Okla., 1917; 
 2nd Lt., 85th Aero Sqdn., Toul, France, 1Q17 — . 
 Address, 822 Hinman Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 8902. HAROLD FRANCIS WOODYATT 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 20, 1894, Dixon. 
 
 111.; s. A. C. Woodvatt. Prepared in Dixon 
 
 H. S. Chi Phi; Helmet; Univ. Band; Stud. 
 
 Council. U. S. S. M. A.. Univ. of 111., 1918—; 
 
 jnd Lt., do,; Mustered out, 1919. Address, 808 
 
 W. jnd St., Dixon, Ill.t 
 
 8903. JOSEPH WILLIAM WRIGHT 
 Ceram. Engr. ; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. O 31, 
 1893, Herscher, 111.; s. Edward Philbrick (b. 
 1858, Pilot, 111.) and Mary B. (Brayier) 
 Wright (b. 1853, Kankakee, 111.). Prepared 
 in Univ. Acad. Phi Kappa Tau: Keramos. 
 Ceram. Engr., L^ S. Bur. of Standards, Pitts- 
 biirgh, 191 7: do.. Macbeth Evans Glass Co.. 
 Charleroi. Pa.. 1918 — -. Ai:th. : A Study of 
 Some Dental Cements, Joiir. of Dental Re- 
 search. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc. Address, 40th 
 and Butler St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 8904. WEI YOH WU 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. My 10, 1891, China; s. 
 Yu Chu Wu. Prepared in Chu Sze .\cad. 
 Chinese Club. Westinghouse Elec. Co., Wil- 
 kinsburg, Pa. Address, Hunan, China. t 
 
 8905. TSAO SHING YANG 
 B. S. in E^ E. ; b. O 9, 1893, Singhwa, Hunan, 
 China; s. Shao-Yuen and Mei-Kwon (Lew) 
 Yang. Prepared in Hunan Poly. Inst., Chang- 
 sha, China. M. S., Syracuse Univ., 191 8. 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa; Cosmopolitan 
 Club. Auth.: Prefatory Introduction, Chinese 
 Essay Writing by S. P. Young, Commercial 
 Press, Shanghai, 1918. Mem., A. I. E. E.; 
 Chinese Eng. Soc; Pi Mu Epsilon. Address, 
 714 S. Crouse Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 8906. GAN CHYO YEE 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Je 11, 1895, 
 Hunan, China; s. Ize Ching (b. " Changning, 
 Hunan, China) and Kwan (Nieh) Yee. Pre- 
 l^ared in^ King-Tsin Middle Sch., Changsha. 
 Hunan, China; Chinese Repub. Inst., Shanghai. 
 China. Chera. Club. Chemist. Aetna Ex- 
 plosives Co., Huntingdon, Pa. Address 503 
 1 2th St., Huntingdon, Pa. 
 
 8907. ARTHUR TATARIAN YOUNG 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 12, 1895, Chicago: 
 s. William Foster (b. F 11, 1867, Memphis. 
 Tenn.) and Laura (Pierce) Young (b. Ag 28, 
 1873, Blooniington, 111.). Prepared in Austin 
 H. S., Chicago; LTniv. of Wis., summer 1916. 
 Acacia; Beta Gamma Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi. 
 ist Lt., U. S. A., Hdqtrs. Regt., A. E. F.. 
 France. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 5506 
 Rice St., Chicago. 
 
 8908. JAN PAUL ZALESKI 
 
 B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. Je 24, 1888, Zalesic, 
 Russia: s. Frank Zaleski. Prepared in Rus- 
 sia Schs. Cosmopolitan Club; Univ. Land. 
 Arch. Soc. U. S. A.. 191S— . Co. L, 349th 
 Inf., Camp Dodge, la.; Sergt., do.. France, 
 1918. Recovering from serious wounds re- 
 ceived in action, base hospital, France. Ad- 
 dress, 318 Indiana Ave., Kankakee, Ill.t 
 
 CLASS OF 1918 (608 LIVING, 3 DEAD) 
 
 8909. HOWARD GREEN ABBOTT 
 
 (Son of No. 416; Brother of Nos. 4043, 4044, 
 6687, 8909) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 8, i8g6, Morrison, 111.; 
 s. Alfred Noyes ('85), (b. N 2, 1862. Union 
 Grove, 111.) and Sarah G. (Green) Abbott (b. 
 Jules Prairie. 111.). Prepared in Morrison H. 
 S. Address, Morrison, Ill.t 
 
 8910. ALICE NOWELL ACKERT (DOISY) 
 (Wife of No. 6206) 
 
 B. S. in H. S.; b. Mr 16, 1S94, Dixon, 111.; 
 d. Abram Ackert. Prepared in Dixon H. S. Al 
 pha Delta Pi; Yo Ma. Teacher, H. S.. Sidell. 
 111.. 191 7-18. Married Lt. Edward A. Doisy 
 ('14), Jl 20, 1918, Atlanta. Address, 1223 
 3rd St., Dixon, Ill.t 
 
 891 1. LEOTA VALENTINE ADAMS 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 14, 1895. 
 Princeville, 111.; d. Francis Marion (b. O 30. 
 1857, do.) and Leoria May (Kackley) Adams 
 (b. My 13, 1861. Stark, 111.). Prepared in 
 Princeville H. S.: Bradley Poly. Inst.. 1912-14; 
 Teacher, Home Econ.. Blackburn Coll., Carlin- 
 ville, 111. Country Life Club; Y. W. C. A. 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, Hillcrest 
 Farm, Princeville, 111. 
 
 8912. WARREN DAVID ADAMS 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 13, 1894, Scales 
 Mound, 111.; s. J. A. Adams. Prepared in 
 Scales Mound H. S., Wyland Acad.; Highland 
 Park Coll. and Crane Coll. .4ddress, Scales 
 Mound, Ill.t 
 
 89 1 3. 
 
 MADALANE ZELOMIA AINS- 
 WORTH 
 
 Social Worker; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 
 24, 1898, Chicago; d. Elmer Stevens (b. Jl 24. 
 1863, Providence. R. I.) and Hannah Poole 
 (Kave) Ainsworth (b. Ap 24, 1S69). Prepared 
 in Wendell Phillips H. S., Chicago; N. W. 
 LTniv., 1915-16. Alpha Xi Delta; Mortarboard; 
 Theta Sigma Phi; Mask and Bauble; lUiola; 
 Jr. and Sr. Class V. P.; Chm., Sr. Pin Com.; 
 Sr. Banquet Com.; Illini Staff; Itlio; III. Mag. 
 Stud.. Law, Univ. of 111., 1918. Court Work 
 and Social Service Work, Legal Aid Soc. 
 Chicago; Office Mgr., Div. of Rehabil., Ft. 
 Sheridan, 111., 1919 — . Address, 4243 Sheri- 
 dan Road, Chicago. 
 
 8914. KATHRYN REBECCA ALBAUGH 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 6, 1896, North Man- 
 chester, Ind. ; d. Henry Preston Albaugh. Pre- 
 pared in Elmore (Mich.) H. S.; Mich. St. 
 Norm. Sch. H. Sc. Club; W. A. A.; Class 
 Hockey; Class Basketball. Address, 3524 
 Elliott ".\ve., Berwyn, 111. 
 
 8915. CHESTER LEON ALBEE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 16, 1891, Pekin, 111.; 
 s. C. W. Albee. Prepared in Crawford and 
 Superior (Wis.) H. Scbs.; Bradley Poly. Inst. 
 Hoof and Horn Club; Class football. Address, 
 Muncie, 111. 
 
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 707 
 
 8916. HESTER ADA ALLEN (CARRIER) 
 (Wife of No. 8987) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ap 7, 1894, Delevan, 111.; 
 d. Ralph (b. Ap 10, 1862, Rhode Island) and 
 Ada \lary (Eaton) Allen (b. O 22, 1869). Pre- 
 pared in Delevan H. S. Chi Theta; H. Sc. 
 Club; Jamesonian; Basketball. Teacher, Math 
 and Phys. Tr.. Atwood Tp. H. S., 1918. Mar- 
 ried Earl Wesley Carrier ('18), D 24, 1918, 
 Delevan, 111. Address, 806 S. 3rd St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 8917. HARRY HAVENS ALMOND 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 23, 1891, 
 Anderson, Ind. ; s. J. R. Almond. Prepared 
 in Anderson (Ind.) H. S. Phi Delta Theta. 
 2nd Lt., Ord. Corps, Camp Doniphan, Ft. Sill, 
 Okla., 1917; Rariten Ord. Depot, Metuchen, 
 N. J., 1918. Address, 1521 Noble St., Ander- 
 son, Ind.t 
 
 8918. MABEL GERDENA ALTPETER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 28, 1893, Chicago; 
 d. Frederick William (b. Ap 18, 1865, Baraboo, 
 Wis.) and Meta (Paulsen) Altpeter (b. D 8, 
 1873, Island Fohr, Schleswig Holstein, Ger.). 
 Prepared in Jo'^n Marshall H. S., Chicago; Chi- 
 cago Normal Coll.; Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of 
 Chicago. Address, 1904 S. Millard Ave., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 8919. RUTH AMELIA ALVERSON 
 (Sister of Nos. 2554, 3619, 4047) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 3, 1895, 
 .Stonington, 111.; d. Elbridge Monroe (b. Ag 27, 
 1851, Schuyler Co., 111.) and Amelia Caroline 
 (Weiser) Alverson (b. Ja 10, 1863, Beards- 
 town. 111.). Prepared in "Urbana H. S. Illiola; 
 Prelim. Honors. Mem., Presby. Church. Teach- 
 er, H. S., Oblong, 111., 1918 — . Address, 705 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Oblong, 111. 
 
 8920. BIRDINA MARGUERITTE 
 ANDERSON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 13, 1891, Camp 
 I'oint, 111.; d. Robert Dinwiddle (b. 1847, Paint 
 Lick, Ky.) and Lilie May (Henry) Anderson 
 (b. 1856, Columbus, 111.). Prepared in Camp 
 Point (Ky.) H. S.; Monmouth Coll., 1914-17. 
 .Address, 904 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 8921. CARL LEONARD ANDERSON 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl s, 1895, Hudson, 
 Wis.; s. John B. (b. D 17, 1862, Sweden) and 
 Carrie Anderson (b. S 28, 1867, do.). Prepared 
 in Hudson (Wis.) H. S. Iris; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma; Y. M. C. A. cabinet; Staff Capt., Univ. 
 Brig. 2nd.Lt., Personnel Dept., U. S. N. A., 
 Tr. Camp. 1918— . Asst. Div. Personnel Adjt., 
 86th Div., do. Address, 1309 3rd St., Hud- 
 son, Wis. 
 
 8922. EARL WILLIAM ANDERSON 
 A.B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 13, 1897, Charles- 
 ton, 111.; s. Albert Carman (b. S 22. 1871, Erie, 
 Pa.) and Nellie Telly (Wright) Anderson (b. 
 le 2. 1873, Charleston, 111.) Prepared in 
 Charleston H. S.; East. HI. St. Norm. Sch., 
 roi4-i6. Psi Upsilon; Capt., Varsity Basketball; 
 Varsity Track. Grad. Stud., Univ. of III. In 
 Ensign Sch., U. S. N., Pelhara Bay. N. Y., 
 19 1 8 — . Address, Charleston, HI. 
 
 S923. EDLA VKTIORIA ANDERSON 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 23, 1894. Rockford, 
 111.; d. Magnus P. (b. My 11, 1864, Bleking, 
 Sweden) and Ida Kristine (Swanson) Ander- 
 son (b. Mr 16, 1865, Smaland, do.). Prepared 
 in DeKalb Tp. H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 1Q13-15. Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club; Woman's 
 Glee Club; Gregorian; Country Life Club. Ad- 
 dress. 820 N. 7th St., DeKalb, 111. 
 
 8924. JENNIE LOUISE ANDERSON 
 (CECIL) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 3, 1896, Enid., 
 Okla.; d. William Moses (b. Ja 3, 1866, .Spring- 
 field, 111.) and Lillian (Benn) Anderson (b. N 
 27, 1873. Pittstield, 111.). Prepared in Oklahoma 
 City (Okla.) H. S. ; Univ. of Okla., 1914-15 
 Bethany Circlej Chem. Club. Technician, Med. 
 Corps, U. .S. N. A., Base Hosp., Camp Grant, 
 Rockford, 111., IQ18. Grand Sec, A. F. A. 
 M., of Okla. Married Lawrence (Tecil, D 23, 
 1918, Oklahoma City, Okla. Address, 313 W. 
 Main St., Battle Creek, Mich. 
 
 8925. ROY B. ANDERSON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 15, 1893, 
 Winnebago, III.; s. B. F. (b. Drakestown, N. 
 J.) and Carolina (Bunn) Anderson (b. N. J.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 
 1914-15. Class Football; Track; Agr. Club. 
 Farmer, Winnebago, 111., 1918 — . Married Rut-h 
 I'aulkner, F 26, 1918, Winnebago, HI. Address, 
 Winnebago, 111. 
 
 8926. MARY ALBERTA ANDREWS 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 28, 189.6, 
 Pana. III.; d. W. E. Andrews. Prepared in 
 Pana Tp. H. S. Pi Beta Phi. Teacher, H. S., 
 Clinton, III., 1918 — . Address, 211 E. 3rd 
 St., Pana. 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 Clinton, 111. 
 
 8927. RUTH HELEN ANDREWS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 22, 1895. 
 Metamora, HI.; d. Charles Woodson (b. Jl 12, 
 1858. Washington, 111.) and Anna Augusta 
 (Taquin) Andrews (b. Ag 20, 1858, Metamora, 
 III.). Prepared in Walnut H. S.. N. W. Univ., 
 1914-15. Achoth; Math. Club. Choral See; Class 
 Hockey; Capt. and Mgr., Class Basketball; V. 
 P.. Sr. Illinae; Woman's- League Council. 
 Teacher, Math., H. S., Ilarrisburg, III., 1918 — . 
 .Address, 706 Gregory Place. Urbana; bus. add., 
 J05 N. Webster St., Harrisburg, 111. 
 
 89-8. ROBERT HORATIO ANTOSZEWSKI 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 14. 1893, Glen- 
 coe. III.; s. C. Antoszewski. Prepared in New 
 Trier Tp. H. S.; Wheaton Coll. Cosmopolitan; 
 Adelphic; Scribbler's Club; Polonia; ist Place, 
 I'niv. Oratorical Contest; Repr., No. Oratori- 
 cal League Contest and St. Peace Contest; ist 
 I.t.. Univ. Brig.; Scribblers; Delta Sigrna Rho; 
 organized Polonia Club. U. S. N. Auxiliary Re- 
 serve Sch., Great Lakes, 111.. 19 18; Mustered 
 out, F 8, 1919. Address, 680 Bluff St., Glencoe, 
 111. 
 
 8929. ANNIS LILIAN ARENDS 
 Teacher; B. S. in II. Sc; d. Remt. (b. F 22, 
 i860, Hanover, Ger.) and Lilian (Wachs) 
 .-\rends (b. Je 11, 1870, Monticello 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Greenup H. S. Teacher, H. S.. Mon- 
 roe, O., 1918 — . Address, 713 S. Neil St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., High School, Monroe, O. 
 
 8930. CLARA GRACE ARMINGTON 
 
 (Sister of No. 6704) 
 Teacher; B. Mus.; b. O 28, 1894, Dixon. 
 III.; d. Alfred Philo (b. N 12, 1864, Dunham. 
 Ouebec, Can.) and Gracia Eliza (Laing) Arm- 
 ington (b. Ap 14, 1868, Dixon, 111.). Prepared 
 in Dixon H. S. Sigma Kappa; Yo Ma; Mu 
 Kaijpa .Mpha; Illiola; Stud. Council. Women's 
 League; Prelim. Honors. Teacher. Spring Val- 
 ley, III.. 1918 — . Address, 717 Hennepin Ave., 
 Dixon, HI.; bus. add.. Spring Valley, III. 
 
 8931. JAMES LANDRETH ASH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 25, 1887, Philadel- 
 phia; s. Frank Pierce (b. O 4. 1853, Alton, III.) 
 and Eleanor (Adair) Ash (b. Je 6, 1859, Phila- 
 delphia). Prepared in Mount Ilermon (Mass.) 
 H. S. Commis.sary Dept., U. S. N., iqi8— . Ad- 
 dress, 1201, N. 3Sfh St., Philadelphia. 
 
70« 
 
 Univeksitv of Illinois 
 
 893-'. HAZEL ATTEBERY 
 (Sister of Nos. 5009, 605S, 7350) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 8, 1897, 
 Hillsboro, 111.; d. William J. (b. Mr 18, i86i, 
 do.) and Lula (Bailey) Attebery (b. Mr 17, 
 1866, Walshville, 111.). Prepared in Hillsboro 
 H. S. Teacher, rural sch., Hillsboro, III., 
 1918 — . Address, Hillsboro, 111. 
 
 S933. EUNICE LOUISE BADGER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 31, 1893, 
 Tarvis Store, Ky.; d. William Henry (b. N _m, 
 '1867, Toledo, O.) and Harriet Viola (Fritts) 
 Badger (b. N 17, i868, Ithaca, N. V.). Prepared 
 in Oak Park and River Forest Tp. H. Schs. 
 Mortarboard; Alethenai; Pres., Sr. Illinae; V. 
 P.. W. A. A.; Treas.. Jr. Illinae; Chm., Sr. 
 Banquet (^om.; Class Hockey. Teacher, Phys. 
 Educ, Grade Schs., Evanston, 111., 1918—. 
 Address, 821 Sherman Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 8934. MATILDA MAY BAECHLER 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 11, 1879, 
 Chenoa, 111.; d. Andrew (b. Ag 28, 1828, 
 Lorraine, France) and Mary (llabecker) 
 Baechler (b. Mv 8. 1842. Bavaria. Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in Le Roy H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. 
 Preliim. Honors. Teacher, Wheaton, 111., 
 1918 — : Address. Momence, 111.; bus. add., 
 221 N. West St.. Wheaton. 111. 
 
 8935. EARL WILLIS BAILEY 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. F 20, 1896, Boody, 
 111.; s. Willis F. (h. Mr 18, 1866. do.) and 
 Emma (Nolle) Bailey (b. F 22, 1870.). Pre- 
 pared in Decatur H. S. Theta Chi; Lt.. Univ. 
 Brig. Pvt., 7th Co., 37th Inf., Ft. Mcintosh, 
 Laredo. Tex.; mustered out, D 3, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Boody, 111. 
 
 8936. NELLIE ALLISON BALCH 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 29, 1895. 
 
 Lcrna. 111.; d. George Theron (b. JI 9. 1848, 
 Farmington. 111.) and Nancy Caroline (Allison) 
 Balch (b. N 20, 1858, Charleston, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Alpha Delta 
 P,i; Sr. Class Day Com.; Capt., Bowling 
 Team. Teacher, Galacia. 111., 191 8 — . Address. 
 Lerna, 111.; bus. add., Galacia, 111. 
 
 8937. TED ALBERT BALDERSON 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 7. 1S03. Crete, Neb.; 
 s. J. A. Balderson. Prepared in Wilber (Neb.) 
 H. S. Address, Wilber, Neb.f 
 
 8938. VELDA CHRISTENA BAMES- 
 
 BERGER 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 18, 
 1896, Marshall, 111.; d. Frederick T. (b. O 
 1, 1S70, do.) and Emma Jane (Spotts) Bames- 
 berger (b. Tl 9, 1871, do.). Prepared in Mar- 
 shall Tp. il. S. Alpha Omicron Pi; Kappa 
 Delta Pi: W. A. A.; Capt., Class hockey; Class 
 basketball; Sr. Advisorv Bd. Grad. Stud., 
 Educ, Univ. of 111., and Asst., Bur. of Educa- 
 tional Research. LTniv^ of 111.. 1918 — . .4d 
 dress, loio California St., Urbana. 
 
 8939. MARY GRACE BARNES 
 Librarian; B. L. S., 1018; b. Mr 31, 1876. 
 Battle Ground. Ind. ; d. Thomas Jefferson (b. 
 Ag 21, 1S47, Piketon, O.) and Mary Havens 
 (Mason) Barnes (b. Mr 13, 1850, Lafayette. 
 Ind.). Prepared in Lafayette (Ind.) H. S. 
 S. B., Purdue Univ., 1894. Alumni Sec, Pur- 
 due Univ., 1907-00; Teacher. Mrs. Starrett's 
 Sch. for Girls, 1909-10; Stud., Lib. Sch.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-14; Lib. Asst., A. and M. 
 Coll., Agr. Coll., Miss., 1014-15: Catalog Asst., 
 Lib., Univ. of 111.. 1915-18; Libn.. LTniv. of 
 Okla.. Norman, Okla., 1018 — . Address, 808 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana: bus. add., Univ. of 
 Oklahoma, Norman, Okla, 
 
 8940, RUTH LILLIAN BARNES 
 A, B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 11, 1894. Leav- 
 enworth, Kan.; d. O. P. Barnes. Prepared in 
 Univ. of Chicago. Alpha Delta Pi. .■Iddres.K, 
 310 N. Humphrey Ave., Oak Park, lU.t 
 
 8941. WINIKRED BARNES 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 21, 1895. 
 Kansas City, Mo.; d. William G. Barnes. Pre- 
 pared in W'estport H. S., Kansas City, Mo. 
 Alpha Gamma Delta; First Council, Woman's 
 League; Treas., W. A. A.; H. Sc Club; Class 
 Bowling and Baseball, ist Cabinet. Y. W. C. 
 A.; Sr. Banquet Com. Teacher: H. Sc, H. 
 .S., Edwardsville, 111., 1918 — . Address, 3623 
 Jefferson St., Kansas City, Mo.; bus. add., c/o 
 High School, Edwardsville, 111. 
 
 8942. JENNIS EULALIA BARRY 
 (Sister of No. 5019) 
 Secretary; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 10, 
 180S, Champaign; d. Thomas (b. My 11, 1852. 
 (iaUvay Co.. Ireland) and Georgia Anna (Leo) 
 Harry (b. Jl 4, 1860. Ga.). Prepared in Cham- 
 paign H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Alethenai; Mor- 
 tarboard; Pres.. Y. W. C. A.; V. P., Fresb 
 Illinae; Mgr., Girls Stunt Show. Univ. Sec, 
 Univ. of 111., T918 — . Address, 107 Chalmers 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 8043. RUTH PORTER BARTHOLOMEW 
 Charities Worker; A. B. in L. A. k S.; b. Ja 
 5, 1897. Table Grove, 111.; d. Arthur (b. N 
 -■7, 1867, do.) and Charlotte C. (Porter) Bar- 
 tholomew (b. F 16, 1873). Prepared in Table 
 Grove H. S.; Lombard Coll.. 1914-16. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Illiola; Scholarship in Sociology. 
 (Tnited Charities W"orkcr. Chicago, 1918 — . 
 Address, Table Grove, 111.; bus. add., 4404 
 (n-eenswood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 8944. HARRY OWEN BARTLETT 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ag 26, 1S92, Eau Claire, 
 Wis.: s. William Warren (b. Ja 23, 1861, 
 Presque Isle, Me.) and Clara (Towner) Bart- 
 lett (b. My 2, i8t),j, Trempealeau. Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Eau Claire (Wis.) II. S.; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1911-12. Alpha Tau Omega; Gargoyle; 
 .\.rch. Club. ist R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan. 
 1917; Asst. Designer, E. H. Bennett Const. 
 .\rch.. Camp Grant, Rockford, 111.. 1017: 309th 
 Field Signal Bn., do.. tqtS; 4th O. T. C. do.. 
 1018 — . Address, 431 Lake St., Eau Claire, 
 Wis, 
 
 8945, CHESTER RANDALL BEAR 
 
 (Brother of No. 4064) 
 Business; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 29, 
 1891. Ludlow, 111.: s. Lou N. Bear. Prepared 
 in Paxton H, S.; De Pauw Acad. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Alpha Kappa Psi. With L. N, Bear & 
 Co., Gen. Merchandise. Ludlow, 111., 1919 — • 
 Lt., Inf.. U. S. A., Camp Stewart, Va. Address. 
 Ludlow, Ill.t 
 
 8946. OWEN CHAUNCEY BEATTY 
 Student; B. S. in Agr,; b. Ag 27, 1895. Wy- 
 anet. 111.: s. Albert James (b. Jl 20, 1871, La 
 Moille. 111.) and Mav Elizabeth (Schick) Beat- 
 ty (b. F 2, 1874, Sterling, 111.). Prepared in 
 Geneseo Tp. H. S. Sigma Pi. Grad. Stud,, 
 Univ, of Kan.. 1019 — • P^'t., 6th Co., C, A. 
 C Ft Wright, N. Y.; mustered out, 1918. 
 Address. 4010 Windsor St.. Pittsburgh; bus. 
 add.^ c/o Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 8047. RUTH MARIE BECK 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc ; b. My 6, 1896, 
 Champaign; d. Ida L. Beck. Prepared in 
 Ch.impaien H. S. Aljijia Delta Pi. Teacher, 
 IT, S.. Sidell, 111:. 1918— . Address. 206 W. 
 Green St., Champaign; hu.t. add., c'o High 
 School, Sidell, TU.I 
 
igiXj 
 
 Bacxai-aukkate Ai.umni 
 
 70Q 
 
 8948. KDITH MAY BELL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 19, 1889, 
 Milton, la.; d. Elias F. (b. Mr 10, 1847, Del- 
 phos, 0.) and Alice Bell (b. S 22, 1851, Bloom- 
 ington, 111.). Prepared in Milton (la.) H. S.; 
 St. Norm., Chenev, Wash. Critic Teacher, Eng., 
 111. St. Norm. Sch.. Carbondale, 111., 1918. 
 Address, Milton. la.; bus. add., c/o Illinois 
 State Normal School, Carbondale, 111. 
 
 8949. BEULAH BEATRICE BENTLEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 13. 
 
 1895. Anna. Ill; d. E. B. Bcntley. Preparetl 
 
 in Clinton H. S.; Worster Univ. Chi Theta; 
 
 Ex. Council, Women's League. Teacher, Eng. 
 
 H. S., Clinton, 111., 1918— . Address, 520 W. 
 
 Adams St., Clinton, Ill.t 
 
 8950. CORA BERGER 
 (Sister of No. SS45) 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 8, 1895, 
 Davenport, la.; d. Edward (b. Ap 14, 1861, 
 Chicago) and Elise (Lorenzen) Bcrger (b. Ag 
 18, 1862, Davenport, la.). Prepared in Daven- 
 port (la.) H. S. Alpha Chi Omega; Yo Ma; 
 Pres., Le Ccrcle Frangais; Soph. Advisory 
 Bd.; V. W. C. A. 2nd Cabinet. Clerk, West 
 Elec. Co., Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 626 
 Brown St., Davenport, la.; bus. add., 601 
 Fullerton Parkway, Chicago. 
 
 8951. LOUIS ROLLAND BERNER 
 Chem. Engr. ; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Je i'>, 
 1896, Indianapolis; s. Frederick (b. Cincinnati) 
 and Anna (Ott) Berner (b. Indianapolis). 
 Prepared in Indianapolis Man. Tr. H. S. Theta 
 Chi; Phi Lambda Psi; Prelim. Honors. Chem. 
 Engr., Inland Steel Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind., 
 1918 — . F. A., 6th Observation Bat.; Mustered 
 out, D 1, 1918. Address, 3420 Broadway, In- 
 dianapolis; bus. add., c/o Inland Steel Co., 
 Indiana Harbor, Ind. 
 
 8952. CARL BEUST 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 6, 1895, New Albany, 
 hid ; s. D. Beust. Prepared in LaCrosse 
 (Wis.) H. S.; LaCrosse St. Norm. Sch. Ad- 
 dress, 508 S. sth St., LaCrosse, Wis.t 
 
 8953- ELMER ALFRED BIERBAUM 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 4, 189s, Alton, 111.; s. 
 Frank A. Bierbaum. Prepared in Alton H. S. 
 Hort. Club. Address, 1501 Central Ave., 
 Alton, Ill.t 
 
 8954. BERTHA HELEN BING 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 10, 1897, 
 Urbana; d. Louis L. (h. Ap i, 1863, do.) and 
 Sarah (Loeb) Bin^ (b. O 16, 1868, Attica, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Staff, 
 Daily Illini; W. A. A. Stud., Law Sch., Univ. 
 of 111., 1918 — . Address, 105 N. Orchard St.. 
 Urbana. 
 
 8955- JOHN WESLEY BIRCHARD 
 (Brother of No. 8956) 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. My 13, 1896, 
 Grafton, III.; s. Daniel A. (b. D 31, 1870. 
 Waverly. 111.) and Ida Leola (Richards) Bir- 
 chard (b. Ap 12, 1873, Little Rock. Ark.). 
 Prepared in Whipple Acad.; Jacksonville, and 
 Urbana H. Schs. Chem. Club; Cerani. Club. 
 Research Chem.. Nat. .Aniline Dye Co., Marcus 
 Hook, Pa., 1918 — . Address, 1906 Boulevard. 
 Wilmington. Del.; bus. add., c/o National 
 Aniline Co., Wilmington. Del. 
 
 8956. LEOLA MARY BIRCHARD 
 (Sister of No. 8955) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 11, 1894, Grafton, 
 111.; d. Daniel A. (b. D 31, 1870, Waverly, 
 111.) and Ida Leola (Richards) Birchard (b. 
 .\p 12, 1873, Little Rock, Ark.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Address, Pittsfield, 111. 
 
 8957. BERYL A. BLACK 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 16. 
 1892, Paris, 111. s. John S. and Mary A. (Conk- 
 lin) Black. Prepared in Paris 11. S. ; Rose 
 Poly. Inst.. 1910-11; Univ. of Mich., summer 
 1917. Acacia; Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Del- 
 ta Pi; Cl.nss Basketball. 2nd Lt., Inf., 4th Tr. 
 Bn., 157 Depot Brig., Camp McClellan, Ala., 
 1918; do., 52nd Co. 13th Rec. Bn.: Mustered 
 out, D 18. Address, 302 E. Edgar St., 
 Paris, 111. 
 
 8958. ABRAHAM BLACKSTONE 
 Draftsman; B. S. in C. E.; b. O 6, 1890, 
 Kharkov, Russia; s. Jacob (b. F 20, i86i, 
 Bereza, do.) and Sophia (Retchin) Blackstone 
 (b. O IS, 1867, Ecaterinoslav, do.). Prepared 
 in Central Y. M. C. A., Chicago; Schs., Rus- 
 sia; N. W. Univ., 1914-15. C. E. Soc., Men 
 orah. Asst. Engr., Alabama & Vicksburg, Ry., 
 1918; Draftsman, Bridge Dept., C. R. I. & P. 
 Ry., 1918 — . Mem., Am. Assoc. Engrs. Mar- 
 ried Sophia Blackstone, Je 6, 1910. Child, 
 Anna, b. My 30, 191 1. Address, 3137 Palmer 
 Square, Chicago; bus. add., c/o C. R. I. & P. 
 Ry., La Salle, St. Sta., Chicago. 
 
 8959. LOUISE BOEHMER 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc.; b. Ja s, 1897, 
 Springfield, Mo.; d. Charles D. (b. 1857, 
 Wright City, Mo.) and Katherine (Wolf) Boeh- 
 mcr (b. 1866, Chester, 111.). Prepared in 
 Springfield (Mo.) H. S., 1915-16; Drury Coll., 
 1914-15; St. Norm., Springfield. Mo,, 1915-16. 
 Omicron Nu. Dietitian, St. Mary's Sch., Peeks- 
 kill, N. Y. Address, 969 S. Jefferson St., 
 Springfield, Mo. 
 
 8960. *MABEL HELEN BOLEN (BACON) 
 (Wife of No. 7354) 
 
 A. B, in L. A. & S.; b. O i6, 1894, Bor 
 ton. 111.; d. James Isaac (b. Ind.) and Mary 
 Matilda (Borton) Bolen (b. Ap 21, i86i, 
 Quaker City. O.). Prepared in Westport H. 
 S.. Kansas City, Mo. Kappa Delta Pi; Wo- 
 men's Tennis Championship; ist Council, Wo- 
 men's League. Married Robert Hamilton Ba- 
 con ('16), Je 12, 1918, Urbana. Died Ja 3, 
 1919, Painsdale, Mich. 
 
 8961. RALPH WALDO BOLTON 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. N 27, 1872, 
 
 Viola, 111.; s. Samuel J. (b. 1840, Oberlin, 
 O.) and Sarah M. (Bridger) Bolton (b. 1838, 
 Viola. 111,). Prepared in Viola H. S.; 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ.; Valparaiso Univ. Eta 
 Kappa Nu. Elec. Engr., Champaign. Married 
 Pearl M. Mullen. 1904, Kansas City, Mo. 
 Child, Velma Olive, b. O 4, 1907. Address, 
 512 E. Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 
 8962. WYMAN JESSE BOLTON 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 6, 1895, Nauvoo, 111.; 
 d. N. P. Bolton. Prepared in Keokuk (la.) 
 H. S. Pi Tau Sigma. 2nd Lt., C. A. C. Co. 1, 
 O. T. C. 5, Ft. Monroe, Va. Address, Nauvoo, 
 la.t 
 
 8963. CHARLES EDGAR BORN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 12, 1893, Milmine, III.; 
 s. William T. (b. Ja 11, 1872, Columbia City, 
 Ind.) and Mary Ellen (Charles) Born (b. Ag 
 2. 1870, Hamburg, O.). Prepared in Cerro 
 Gordo H. S. Hoof and Horn Club; V. P., 
 Pres., Agr. Club; Country Life Club; Stud. 
 Union; Y. M. C. A. Pvt., Mach. Gun Co., 
 6th Inf. U. S. N. A.; Sergt., Inf., 46th M. G. 
 Co., Hdcitrs., Detachment. Camp Sheridan. Ala.; 
 Mustered out. F 5, 1919. Auth, : The Tenant 
 Farmer as I Know Him, ///. Agr.; The Land 
 Where the Spring Wheat Grows, Canadian 
 Pacific Railroad Mag.; The Possibilities of 
 Corp. Farming. ///. Agr.; The 1918 Univ. of 
 111. Students Stock Judging Contest, do. Ad- 
 dress, c/o William 1. Born, Cerro Gordo, HL 
 
University ok Illinois 
 
 [lyiS 
 
 8964. ANNE MORRIS BOYD 
 Instructor; B. L. S.; b. Ja 13, T8S4. Areola. 
 111.; d. \\'ilsoii Porter (b. 1847, Flemiiigsburg, 
 Ky.) and Enmia (Wyatt) Boyd (b. i8so, Day- 
 ton. O.). Prepared in Areola H. S.: (^niv. of 
 Ky. ; James Milliken Univ., A. B., 1004-6. 
 Instr., Lib. Sch., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . .\uth.: 
 Graded List of Stories for Schools, Jl'lutcti<atcr, 
 Wis. Norm. ScIk Mag.; Minuieska, Story- 
 tfHo's Mag. Mem.. Am. Libr. Assn.; Wis. 
 Libr. Assn.; Nat. Storyteller's League. Ad- 
 dress, Arthur, 111.; bus' add., 905 W. Illinois 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 8965. ESTHER HORTENSE BOYLE 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 18. 1S07, Hennepin. 
 III.; d. Landon Frank (b. My 3, 1871, do.) 
 and Lelia Amelia (Rousseau) Boyle (b. Ja 3, 
 1S71, do.). Prepared in John Swaney H. S. 
 Address, Athens, 111. 
 
 8966. MARJORIE LILAH BRAND 
 A. B. in L. A. & S. ; 1). Ag 0, iSoi, Alpha, 
 111.; d. E. P. Brand. Prepared in Univ. H. 
 S., Normal, 111.; 111. St. Norm. L'niv. Ad- 
 dress, 201 N. School St., Normal. lU.t 
 
 8967. EUGENIE JOSEPHINE BRANDON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 15, 1894. Farmer 
 City, 111.; d. Gipsey Brandon. Prepared in 
 ]Moore Tp. H. S. Address, Farmer City, IlLf 
 
 8968. CALANTHE MIRIAM BRAZELTON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 10, 1S96, Greens- 
 burg-, Ind. ; d. William Reaves (b. Ap 2, 1858. 
 Sardinia, Ind.) and Hannah Katorah (Castor) 
 Brazelton (b. D 10. 1S70. la.). Prepared in 
 Greensburg (Ind.) II. S. Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Address, Greensburg, Ind. 
 
 S969. HO\YARD D.VYID BREECE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 8, 1895. Mt. Yer- 
 non, Ind.; s. Silas (b. Mr i. 1851, do.) and 
 .\ngeline (Miller) Breece (b. O 21. 1854. do.). 
 Prepared in Mt. Yernon (Ind.) H. S.: Purdue 
 Univ., 1913-15. Chem. Warfare Service, Gas 
 Defense Div., Akron, O.; Mustered out, F, 1919. 
 .-Iddress, Mt. Vernon, Ind.; bus. add., 328 56th 
 .St., New York City. 
 
 8970. PAUL REX BREES 
 Clothier; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je ::9, 
 
 1894, Hennessey, Okla.; s. Simeon Neal (b. 
 Kno.xville, la.) and Bertha L. (Mintonl Brees 
 (b. Toledo O.). Prepared in Wichita (Kans.) 
 11. S.; Friends Univ., 1914-15; Fairmount 
 Coll., 1915-17. Delta Sigma Rho; I'i Kappa 
 Delta; Phi Lamkia Psi; Philomathean; Debat- 
 ing Team; Univ. Band; Repr., No. (Oratorical 
 League. Jr. Partner, Brees & Son,^ Clothiers, 
 Wichita, Kans. Research Chem., U. S. A._ Edge- 
 wood Arsenal, ILastingip-on-Hndson, N. Y., 
 1918; Mustered out. D 26, 19 iS. .\uth.: Our 
 Delinquent Boys, Grit Printing Co. Address, 
 727 S. Topeka Ave., Wichita, Kans.; bus. add.. 
 1007 W". Douglas Ave., do. 
 
 8971. ERWIN RISLEY BRIGHAM 
 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. Ap 9. 1S97, Ravens- 
 wood, Chicago: s. 11. H. Brigham. Prepared 
 in New Trier Tp. H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Railwav Club; Staff, Siren; 
 Lt. Col., Univ. Brig.; Mil. Ball Com. 2nd I.t., 
 Inf., U. S. A.; Instr., C. M. G. O. T. S., Camp 
 Hancock, Ga.; Mustered out, Ja 15, 1919. 
 Address, ^20 Greenleaf Ave.. Glencoe, 111.; 
 bus. add., 327 S. La Salle St., Chicago. 
 
 8972. AGNES MARIE BROADWELL 
 Stenographer: A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 17, 
 
 1895, Colfax, 111.; d. Leslie Edgar (b. Ja 11, 
 1864, Plattsburg N. Y.) and .\nna (Lawerence> 
 Broadwell (b. S 22, 1S63, Byron, O.). Pre- 
 j^ared in Fairbury H. S.; N. \V. Lhiiv. 1914-15. 
 Sstenographer. Univ. of 111., 19 18 — . Address, 
 Fairbury, 111.; bus. add.. Bureau of Ed. Re- 
 search. Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 8973. BRUCE KEITH BROWN 
 Student; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. My 4. 1898. 
 Columbus, O. ; s. B. F. Brown. Prepared in 
 Lake View H. S. Phi Kappa Tau. Scholarship, 
 Univ. of 111., igi8 — . .•iddress, 606 Washington 
 Ave., Wilmette, III.; bus. add., 110 E. Green 
 St.. Ch.impaign. 
 
 8974. ELMER ELLSWORTH BROWN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. O 6, 1896, Nobles- 
 ville, Ind.; s. Josiah Rufus (b. Cicero, Ind.) 
 and Jennie l?ell (Lacy) Brown (b. Nobles- 
 ville. Ind.). Prepared in Noblesville (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Boulder (Colo.) H. S. ; Purdue LIniv.. 
 1914-15. Delta Tau Delta. Farmer, 191S — . 
 Sergt.. Siith Aero Sqdn., Avia. Repair Depot, 
 Speedway, Ind.; Mustered out, Ja 24, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, Noblesville, Ind. 
 
 8975. ROBERT ALFRED BRYANT 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. N 12, 1896, Bing- 
 hampton, N. Y. ; s. Robert C. Bryant. Pre- 
 pared in Lyons Tp. H. S., La Grange, (ihi 
 Psi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Treas. and Pres.. 
 Mask and Bauble; Pros., Adelphic; Cml. Club; 
 Siren Staff; Illio Stall; Bus. Mgr., Daily Iliini; 
 Sr. Memorial Com.; Homecoming Com.; Pres., 
 III. Drama Federation. lotli Observation Bat., 
 F. A., O. T. S.. Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. 
 Address, 143 S. Ashland Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 8976. JOSEPH BRUCE BUCKLER 
 
 (Brother of No. 6774) 
 Supt.. Schs.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 17, 
 1S03. Metcalf, 111.; s. William Martin (b. F 9, 
 184,^, Ky.) and Elizabeth Jane (Jennings) 
 Buckler (h. N 16. it^oi). Prepared in Met- 
 calf and Paris H. Schs. Phi Delta Kappa; 
 .\delphic. Supt., Schs., Minonk, 111.. ioi8— . 
 Married Edna Glenn, lo 14. iou>, Mt. \'ernon. 
 III. Child, Joseph Bruce, Jr., b. N 26, 1917. 
 Address, Minonk. 111. 
 
 8977. WILLARD EDWIN BULL 
 
 B. S. in E. E.: b. O 10, 1S96, Elgin, 111.; 
 s. E. W. Bull. Prepared in Elgin II. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Tau: E. E. 
 Soc; Prelim. Honors. U. S. N. Radio Sch., 
 Cambridge, Mass.; Mustered out, Ja 31, 1919. 
 Address, 854 S. Liberty St., Elgin, 111.; bus. 
 add., Central III. Public Service Co., Mattoon. 
 HI. 
 
 S078. LAVERNE ARCHBOLD BURGAN 
 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 22, 1893, 
 Ridgefarm, 111.; d. Joseph A. (b. Washington, 
 Pa.) and Gertrude (Archbold) Burgan (b. 
 i8(>o, Ridgefarm. 111.). Prepared in Ridge- 
 farm II. .*>.; Frances Shinier Sch.. 1911-13. 
 Gamma Phi Beta. Dietitian, New Haven, 
 IIosp.. New Haven, Conn., 191S — . Address, 
 Ridgefarm, 111. 
 
 S979. INEZ LILLIAN BURLEIGH 
 
 .\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 13. 1896, Mazon, 
 111. Prepared in Crystal Lake H. S.; N. W. 
 Lhiiv. Centro Literario Espanol. Address, 
 Crystal Lake, Ill.t 
 
 89S0. REID ALBERT BL^RTNETT 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 10, 1892, Hoopeston. 
 111.; s. E. Burtnett. Prepared in Univ. Acad.; 
 L'rbana H. S. Address, 6728 Clyde Ave., Chi- 
 cago.f • 
 
 8081. WILLIAM HENRY HERMAN 
 BUSCHMANN 
 
 Reporter; A. B. in L. .\. & S.; b. Ap 30, 
 1S93, Pinckneyville, 111.; s. Frank John (b. O 
 14. '1856, Prescott, Wis.) and Martha (Klee- 
 mann) Buschmann (b. Je 2, 1S5S, Hoyleton, 
 111.). Prepared in Elmhurst Coll., 1907-12. 
 Acacia; Staff. Daily Iliini. Reporter, newspa- 
 per, Edwardsville, 111., 1918 — . Co. C, 5th 
 Regt., i6ist Brig., Camp Grant, 1918-19; Mus- 
 tered out, F 21. 1919. Mem., Evangelical 
 Church; A. F. A. M. .-Iddress, Edwardsville, 
 111. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 711 
 
 8983. MARY LATIIROP CALDWELL 
 
 (Sister of No. 4584) 
 A. B. in L, A. & S.; b. Ta 23, i8qs, New 
 Holland, 111.; d. Alexander \larslall (b. O 9, 
 1847, Scott Co., 111.) and Letitia (White) Cald- 
 well (b. N 9, 1854, Marietta, O.). I'rcpared 
 in Champaign H. S. Alpha Oniicron Pi; Yo 
 Ma; Mask and Bauble; .\theiiean; W. .'\. A. 
 Sr. lUinae. Advisory I'.d. Address, 301 W. 
 Hill St., Champaign. 
 
 8983. GEORGE MARTIN CAMEROX 
 R. S. in Agr.; b. Je t8. 1806, Dundee, 111.; 
 s. William Cameron. Preparefi in Dundee H. 
 S.; L'niv. of Wis. Med. Corps, Rase Hosp.; 
 Yale Bacteriol. War Labs., 19 18. Address, Lib- 
 erty St., Dundee, 111. 
 
 8984. ETIIELRED ERASMl'S ADOLPlIb'S 
 CAMPRELL 
 Student; B. S. in L. A. 6^: S.; b. S 30, 1888, 
 Middle Quarter, St. Elizabeth. Jamaica, West 
 Indies; s. Peter Archibahl (\i. 1842, do.) and 
 Emma Wilhelmina (Green) Campbell (b. Car- 
 mel, Westmoreland, Jamaica. West Indies). 
 Prepared in Tuskegee Norm, and Indus. Inst., 
 Ala.; Urbana H. S. Grad. Scholarship in 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address. 1012 
 W. California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 8985. GEORGE ALBERT CAMPBELL 
 Lawyer; LL. B.; b. Jl 8, 1894, Lead. S. 
 Dak.; s. Malcolm C. (h. D 25, 1850) and Mar- 
 garet (Kinney) Campbell (b. Ja 17, i860). 
 Prepared in Lead (.S. Dak.) II. S. ; Univ. of 
 Mich., 1913-15. Delta Tau Delta; Phi Delta 
 Phi^ Order of the Coif; V. 1'., 111. Union. 
 Married Elizabeth T. O'Brien, X o, 1917. Wil- 
 mette. III. Address, 109 S. Gold St., Lead, S. 
 Dak. 
 
 8986. FLORENCE C.XRM.-XN 
 
 A. R. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 8. 1894. Clayton- 
 ville. 111.; d. William Alonzo (b. .\p 9. 1869, 
 Linden, Ind.) and Annie Jennie (Kesterson) 
 Carman (b. Je 27, 1872, Milford, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Frankfort (Ind.) H. S. Address, 
 Rushford, Minn. 
 
 8987. EARL WESLEY CARRIER 
 (Husband of No. 8916) 
 Instructor; B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 2, 1897, 
 Minooka, 111.; s. Frank Wesley (b. Mr 12, 
 1856. Mich.) and Rosetta Frances (Wolff) 
 Carrier (b. O 27, i8';8, O.). Prepared in loliet 
 Tp. H. S.; Kansas City (Kan.) 11. S.; Lincoln 
 rNeb.) H. S.; John Marshal! H. S., Chicago. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors; Honorary Engng. Grad. Scholarship. 
 Instr., Sur. Dept.. C. E., ITniv. of 111.. 191S— . 
 Auth.: Protective Coverings for Steel Struct- 
 ures, Technogra[>h. Vol. 32. Married Hester 
 Ada .Mien ("I'S). D 19:8. Address, 806 S. 3rd 
 St. Champaign. 
 8988. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CARTER 
 
 B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Ja 13, 189,, High 
 Cliff Wis.; s. F. R. Carter. Prepared in Brad- 
 ley Poly. Inst. With Peoria Rrick & Tile Co.. 
 Peoria. 111. C. A., O. T. C, Ft. Monroe. Va.. 
 1918; Mustered out, N 22. 19 18. Address. 565 
 Lynn St., Peoria; bus. add., c/o Peoria Brick 
 & Tile Co., do. 
 
 8989. NEVA MAE CllADDERDON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 3. 
 1894, Adair, 111.; d. Alfred Chadderdon. Pre 
 pared in West. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Teacher, 
 Eng., H. S., Rockford, 111. 191 8—. Addre.ss, 
 Adair, 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, Rock- 
 ford, Ill.t 
 
 8990. AKHIL CHANDRA CHAKRAVARTY 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 1888. Fhoramara, 
 
 Rajshahi, India; s. Arukukl Chandra Chakra- 
 
 varty. Prepared in Presidency Coll., Calcutta, 
 India. B. S., 1910, M. S. 1913, Univ. of Cal- 
 cutta, India. Address, Ghoramara, Rajshahi, 
 Bengal, India. t 
 
 8991. YE YOUNG CHAN 
 \. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 24, 1893, Shin 
 Xing City, China; s. Mrs. S. H. Chan. Pre- 
 pared in >Janking Mil. Sch., China; Wheaton 
 Acad.; Wheaton Coll.; Univ. of Wis. Chinese 
 Stud. Club. Address, Sai Mon St., Hing Mir 
 City, Car Yin, China. t 
 
 8992. DONALD VANDERBURG CHAPMAN 
 B. S. in Land. Arch.; b. D 12. 1895, Milwau- 
 kee; s. William A. (b. F 24, 1866, Skaneateles, 
 N. Y.) and Nettie A. (Horn) Chapman (b. Ag 
 18, 1870, Barnston, Quebec. Can.). Prepared 
 in Evanston Tp. II. S.; N. W. Univ., 1914-15. 
 Alpha Sigma Phi; Gargoyle; Univ. Land. Arch. 
 Soc.; Fresh. Varsity Track; Varsity Track; 
 Cross Country Team. Pvt., 8th Co., Radio 
 Section, C. A. C, Fort Wright, N. Y. Oiair- 
 man. Illini Club, Ft. Wright, N. Y. Address, 
 827 Lincoln St., Evanston, 111. 
 
 8993. EDITH MAE CHAPMAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 3, 1896, Colfax, 
 la.: (1. Frank A. (b. S 7, 1868, Jasper Co., la.) 
 and Rosetta (Cash) Chapman (b. Jl 31, 1873, 
 Mo.). Prepared in Bisbee (Ariz.) H. S. ; Univ. 
 of Ariz., 1914-17. Address, Bisbee, Ariz. 
 
 8994. VERNE DE VERE CHARLESTON 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 31, 1895, 
 Brimficid, 111.; s. John Frederick (b. Jl 25, 1869, 
 Brimfield, 111.) and Ora Eva (Claypool) Char- 
 leston (b. O 5, 1873, Brimfield, 111.). Prepared 
 in Central H. S., Peoria; Bradley Poly. Inst., 
 1914-16. Alplia Pi; Alpha Chi Sigma. Chem., 
 Ault & Wiborg, Cincinnati, 1919 — . Govt. Gas 
 Chem., Washington, D. C, 1918-19. Address, 
 305 W. McClure Ave.. Peoria; bus. add., c/o 
 -Vult & W^iborg, Cincinnati. 
 
 8995. JUNG-TING CHEN 
 R. S. in Agr.; b. S 9, 1893, Canton, China. 
 Prepared in Canton Christian Coll., Canton; 
 Tsing Hua Coll., Peking, China. Cosmopolitan 
 Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Agr. Club; Chinese 
 Stud. Club. Address, 2023 Kalorama Road, 
 Washington, D. Ct 
 
 8996. JAMES BENNETT CHILDS 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 2, 1896, 
 Van Buren, Mo.; s. Trail Bennett (b. Je 14. 
 1858, Fayetteville, Tenn.) and Mary Catherine 
 (Michener) Childs (b. O 3, 1865, Marlboro, 
 0.). Prepared in Vandalia H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kaijpa. Inf., Camp Grant, III., 1918; Mustered 
 out. D 9, 1918. Asst. Lib., Univ. of 111., 1918. — . 
 Address, 617 S. Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 8997. JUAN ORTIZ CHIOCO 
 
 Student; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 21, 1895, 
 Santo Domingo, P. I.; s. Adriano (b. P. I.) 
 and Julia Ortiz (Luis) Chioco (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in San Isidro (P. I.) H. S.; Ore. Agr. 
 Coll., 1913-15. Cosmopolitan Club; Sec, Agr. 
 Club; Hoof and Horn Club. Grad. Stud., La. 
 St. Univ., 1918 — . Address, c/o La. St. Univ., 
 Baton Rouge, La. 
 
 8998. LESTER HOWARD CHRISTEN 
 .\rch. Engineer; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 13, 
 1894, Elgin, 111.; s. Gottfried (b. My 19, 1865, 
 .Switzerland) and Augusta (Schrader) Christen 
 (b. O 31. 1871, 111.). Prepared in Elgin H. S. 
 Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. Club; Mgr., Class Base- 
 ball. Arch. Engr. Production Dept., Am., 
 Internal. Shipbuilding Corp., Hog Island, Pa., 
 1918 — . Address, 275 Bpook St.. Elgin, 111.; 
 bus add., c/o American Internat. Shipbldg. 
 Corp., Hog Island, Pa. 
 
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 8999. ARTHUR BAILEY CHRISTOPHER 
 B. S. iu Ceram. Eng. ; b. Ja 8, 1893, Can- 
 ton, 111.; s. Austin Walker (b. Ag a, 1857, 
 Peoria) and Mary Olive (Chicken) Christopher 
 
 (b. Ap 16, 1863, Ipava. ill.). Prepared in 
 Canton H. S. Lambda Chi Alpha. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; A. F. A. M. Address. 453 W. Elm 
 St., Canton, 111. 
 
 9000. GRACE JEAN CHRISTY 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc: b. S 2, 1894, St. Joseph, 
 111.; d. Delia Christy. Prepared in Urbana 
 H. S. Omicron Nu; Illiola; W. A. A.; H. Sc. 
 Club; Capt., Class Hockey; Prelim. Honors. 
 Address, 709 W. High St., Urbana. t 
 
 9001. CHARLES HENRY CLARAHAN, JR. 
 
 B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Je 8, 1896, Tilton. 
 la.; s. Charles Henry (b. S 16, 1871, Chicago) 
 and Amanda (Capehart) Clarahan (b. F 28, 
 1876). Prepared in Oak Park and River For- 
 est Tp. H. Schs. Tau Beta Pi; C. E. Soc; 
 Prelim. Honors; Ed., Technograhh. Address, 
 822 N. Euclid Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 9002. JAMES GLEN CLARK 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. An 30, 1896. Mo- 
 weaqua. 111.; s. John Clark. Prepared in Mo- 
 weaqua H. S. Address, Moweaqua, Ill.t 
 
 9003. CARL CLEGG 
 Engineer; B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ja iS, 1896, 
 Chandlerville, 111.; s. Joseph John (b. Ag 23, 
 1853, do.) and Charlotte L. (Ainsworth) Cle§-g 
 (b. Jl 14, 1861, Mason Co.. 111.). Prepared in 
 Chandlerville and Danville H. Schs. Chi Beta; 
 Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma. 2nd Lt., Co. G, C. 
 \. S. Troops, Ft. Monroe, Va.; Mustered out, 
 1019. With Am. Blower Co., Detroit, 1919 — . 
 Address, Chandlerville, 111.; bus. add., 34 Gar- 
 field East, Detroit. 
 
 9004. ORLIE MARTIN CLEM 
 A. B. in L, A. & S.; b. Jl 3, 1891, Benton, 
 111.; s. Scott Clem. Prepared in Benton H. S. 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Sigma Rho; Adelphic; 
 Mgr., Star Course; Debating Team. 2nd Lt., 
 'ith Replacement Bn., Inf., Camp Mac.'\rthur, 
 Waco, Texas, 1918 — . Address, Benton, 111., 
 R. i.t 
 
 9005. VIOLA MARGARET COE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 11, 1896, Ridge 
 farm, 111.; d. Louis W'oodyard (b. S 12, 1866, 
 do.) and Anna Cynthia (Canaday) Coe (b. F 
 18, 1873, Vermilion Grove, 111.). Prepared 
 in Ridgefarm Tp. H. S.; Earlham Coll., 1914-16. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Ridgefarm, 111. 
 
 9006. ESTHER DORRIS COHEN 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B., in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 6, 
 
 1896, Titusville, Pa.; d. Sisky and Fannie 
 (Goralsky) Cohen (b. My 10, 1871. Indianap- 
 olis). Prepared in Bridgeport Tp. H. S. ; 111. 
 Coll., 1914-16. Menorah; Prelim. Honors. Prin., 
 H. S., McLeansboro, 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 Bridgeport, 111. 
 
 9007. BENJAMIN EMANUEL COHN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. O i, 1897, 
 Chicago; s. Jacob Cohn (b. D 15, 1853, Ober- 
 pleis, Rhenish Prussiia, Gei).) and Fannie 
 (\Vurzburg) Cohn (b. D 3, 1858, New Haven, 
 Conn.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S.; 
 Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 1914-16. Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon; Menorah; Chem. Club- A. C. S.; 
 Special honors. Address, 542 E. 62nd St., 
 Cnicago. 
 
 9008. VIVIAN GERALDINE COLGROVE 
 
 B. L. S.; b. Mr 22, 1887, Fayette, la.; d. 
 Albert L. Colgrove. Prepared in Univ. of 
 Minn., A. B., 1908. Address, S'7 Walnut St. 
 S. E. Minneapolis.! 
 
 9009. DUANE CAMPBELL COLMEY 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 10, 1893, 
 Chicago; s. James E. (b. F 2, 1854. Half 
 Moon. N. Y.) and Tina A. (Grosvenor) Colmei 
 (b. S 6, 1857, Attica, Ind.). Prepared in Crane 
 Tech. H. S.; Chicago Crane Jr. Coll. Acacia; 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1019 — . Sergt., Bat. A, 333rd H. F. A., igi8; 
 Mustered out Ja 19 19. Address, 5526 Augusta 
 St., Chicago; bus. add., 501 E. Daniel St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 9010. LEWIS JASPER CONANT 
 Journalist; .\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 29. 
 i8q7, Kiiimundy, 111.; s. William Smith (b. S 
 22. 1854, Kinmundy, 111.) and .-\gnes Isabelle 
 (Morgan) Conant (b. Ag 25, i860, Kinmundy, 
 111.). Prepared in Kinmundy. H. S. Acacia; 
 Mil. Band; Staff, Daily Illini. Recruiting 
 Officer, U. S. N. A. R. F., Univ. of 111., 1918; 
 Great Lakes, 111., 1918 — . Auth.: Articles in 
 St. Louis Globe Democrat, 1917. Mem., M. 
 E. Church. .Address, Kinmundy, 111. 
 
 901 1. FR.\NK H.\ROLD CONGLETON 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr. ; b. D 17, iSqs, Peso- 
 tum. 111.; s. W. C. Congleton. Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Farmer, Pesotum, 111., 1918 — . 
 Married Opal D. Herriott, Ja i, 1918, Cham- 
 paign. Address, R. F. D., Pesotum, Ill.t 
 
 0012. WILLIAM FRANCIS COOLIDGE 
 n. S. in .\gr.; b. D 7. 1893, Bloomington 
 III.: s, Edward F. Coolidge. Prepared in 
 University 11. S., Normal, 111.; 111. St. Norm. 
 .Sch. Acanthus; 2nd Lt., Univ. Brig. 2nd 
 Lt., C. A. C, U. S. A., 1918— . Address, 
 R. 7, Bloomington, Ill.f 
 
 9013. PHILIP CORPER 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. My 26. 1896, Chicago, 
 s. Phillipina Corper. Prepared in Lake View 
 H. S., Chicago. Phi Kappa Psi; Staff, Siren; 
 III. Mag.; Mgr., Interseholastic Circus; Sr. 
 Memorial Com. Capti., Hdqtrs. Co., Univ. 
 Brig. 2nd Lt., Ord., Camp Rariton, Metuchen, 
 N, J., X918 — . .iddrcss, 5847 Kenmore Ave., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 9014. DALE CLAIR CORZINE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap ig, 1895. Assumption, 
 111.; s. C. C. Corzine. Prepared in Assump- 
 tion Tp. H. S. Agr. Club. U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of 111., T918; Camp Dick, Tex., 1918; 
 Mustered out, la 1919. Address, Assumption, 
 Ill.t 
 
 9015. MARY DELIGHT CRAIGMlLE 
 
 (Sister of No. 9016) 
 .\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 21, 1896, La 
 Grange, 111.; d. Samuel A. (h. Ag 14, i86o, 
 Gower, 111.) and Mary L. (Vial) Craigmile (b. 
 I) 27, 1859. Western Springs, 111.). Prepared 
 in Lyons' Tp. H. S. Kappa Delta Pi; W. A. 
 A.; Mgr., Class Hockey, Baseball, and Basket- 
 ball. Teacher, H. S.. Champaign, 1918 — . 
 .Address, R. i, Knox, Ind.; bus. add., looi S. 
 t'th St., Champaign. 
 
 9016. ROBERT JAMES CRAIGMILE 
 
 (Brother of No. 9015) 
 Civ. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 26, 1894. 
 l.a Grange. 111.; s. Samuel A. (b. Ag 14, i860. 
 Grover. III.) and Mary L. (Vial) Craigmile (b. 
 D 27, 1859. Western Springs. III.). Prepared 
 in Lyons Tp. H. S. Civ. Engr., U. S. N., 
 Newport, R. I., 1918 — v Address, R. i, Knox. 
 Ind. 
 
 9017. JOSEPH FRANCIS CREEDON 
 Supt., Bldg. Const.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Mr 26, 
 
 1894, Omaha, Neb.; s. Daniel J. Creedon. Pre- 
 pared in Omaha (Neb.) H. S.; Univ. of Neb. 
 Supt., Bldg. Const., Omaha, Neb. 2nd Lt., C, 
 
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 Ba( CALAUKEATE Al.UMNI 
 
 71.^ 
 
 A., Ft. Monroe, Va.; Supply Officer Recruit 
 Troops, North Cantonment Presidio of San 
 Francisco; Mustered out. Ja 30, 1919. Address, 
 2839 California St., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 9018. ELDRED EVERETT CRESS 
 Test Asst.; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ap 3, 1896, 
 Litchfield, 111.; s. Everett Cress. Prepared in 
 Carlinville II. S. Triangle; Sigma Tau; 
 Scarab. Test Asst., T. & A. M. Dcpt., Univ. 
 of III., 1918— . 2nd Lt., C. A. C. O. T. C. 
 S, Co. I, Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918; Mustered out, 
 D 4, 1918. Address, 410 E. First South St., 
 Carlinville, 111.; bus. add., 112 E. Daniel St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 9019. HARLAN RUSSELL CRILEY 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 20, 1896, Ottum- 
 sva, la.; s. J, R. Criley. Prepared in Decatur. 
 .Address, 367 Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 
 
 9020. ARTHUR OGAN CROSIAR 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 23, 1896, Utica, III.; s 
 Eli I. (b. N 29, 1873, do.) and Mary M 
 (Ogan) Crosiar (b. S 15, 1873, Maiden, 111.). 
 Prepared in I, a Salle-Peru Tp. H. S. Class 
 Football and Baseball. U. S. A. S., 1918— . 
 Address, R. 25, Utica, 111. 
 
 9021. MARY ANN CROSS 
 Social Settlement Worker; A. B. in L. A. & 
 S.; b. Jl 27, 1896, Bainbridge, Ind.; d. .'Xndrew 
 L. (b. Ag 26, 1866, Lebanon, Ind.) and Olive 
 Ann (Batman) Cross (b. Ag 11, 1869, Green 
 Castle, Ind.). Prepared in Roachdale (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Ind. Univ., 1914-15. Alpha Chi Omega; 
 Chem. Club. Social Settlement Work. Chica- 
 go, 1918 — . Address, Roachdale, Ind.; bus. 
 add., 1442 E. S9th St., Chicago. 
 
 9022. GEORGE MADILL CULLILANE 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Ap 4, 1894, 
 
 Denison, Tex.; s. John R. (b. Baltimore) and 
 Elizabeth (O'Brien) Cullilane. Prepared in 
 Soldan H. S., St. Louis. Lambda Chi Alpha; 
 Sigma Tau; Eta Kappa Nu; Varsity Baseball; 
 Homecoming Com. Engr., Scullin Steel Co., 
 St. Louis, 1918 — . Address, 5323 Maple Ave., 
 St. Louis; bus. add., c/o Scullin Steel Co., do. 
 
 9023. ALTHEA ELIZABETH CURRIE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 15, 1893. Loda, 
 111.; d. Robert Currie. Prepared in Paxton 
 H. S. Address, Loda, Ill.t 
 
 9024. MAJOR CUSKADEN 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 25, 1895. St. 
 Paul, Ind.; s. Edward (b. do.) and Mollie 
 (Reed) Cuskaden (b. do.). Prepared in Ar- 
 eola H. S. Country Life Club; Capt., Univ. 
 Brig. Farmer, Areola, 111. Instr.. U. S. S. 
 M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918. Address, looj .S. 
 3rd St., Champiagn. 
 
 9025. EDNA OTILIA DAHLIN 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 23, 1896. Geneva, 111.; 
 d. Alfred Dahlin. Prepared in Geneva II. S. 
 Address, Geneva, Ill.t 
 
 9026. GERALDINE DALY 
 Editor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 6, 1895. 
 Jcliet, 111.; d. Joseph James and Grace Eve- 
 line (O'Reilly) Daly. Prepared in loliet Tp. 
 ,H. S. Alpha Gamma Delta; Scribblers'; Can- 
 terbury Club; Spalding Guild; Celtic Club. 
 Ed., Joliet Herald News Joliet, III., 1918 — . 
 Address, 201 S. Center St., Joliet, 111. 
 
 9027. FREDERICK ABRAM DAVIS 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. N 26, 1894, Cherry 
 Valley, 111.; s. Abram Enoch (b. Jl 29, 1864, 
 do.) and Carrie Avis (Whittle) Davis (b. N i, 
 1864. Rockford. 111.). Prepared in Rockford H. 
 .S. Hoof and Horn Club; Agr. Club. Farmer, 
 
 Cherry Valley, 111., 1918 — . Capt., R. O. T. 
 C, U. S. A. S., 294th Aero Squadron, Mather 
 Field, Sacramento, Calif., 1918; Mustered out. 
 N 26, 1918. Address, 121 S. Prospect St., Rock- 
 ford, 111.; bus. add.. Cherry Valley, 111. 
 
 9028. HELEN GROSS DAVIS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 20, 1896, Los 
 
 Angeles; d. Ferman E. Davis. Prepared in 
 Atwood H. S.; N. W. Univ. Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Sec, Illiola; Exec. Council. Womens' League; 
 ist Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. With Bur. of Educ, 
 Carnegie Inst., of Tech., Pittsburg, 1918 — . 
 Address, 1372 Lucile Ave., Los Angeles; bus. 
 add., 5138 Woodlawn Ave., Oakland Sta., Pitts- 
 burg.t 
 
 9029. JOHN EUGENE DAVIS 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. N 7, 1895, Piqua, I.; 
 
 s. J. F. Davis. _ Prepared in Wendell Phillips 
 H. S. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Tribe of Illini; 
 Mask and Bauble; Varsity Baseball. Address, 
 6212 Eberhart Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 9030. NEULON DEAHL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 19, 1892, Mar- 
 tinsville. 111.; s. George B. Deahl. Prepared 
 in Martinsville H. S. Grad. Stud, and Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1918; Chem., Parke, 
 Davis Co., Detroit, 1919 — . Address, c/o Parke, 
 Davis Co., Detroit. 
 
 9031. OLIVE GERTRUDE DEAN 
 (Sister of No. 6195) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 7, 1893, Harris- 
 burg, 111.; d. John William (b. Ag 4, 1866, 
 Posey Co., Md.) and Isabel (Lebo) Dean (b. 
 D 2, 1869, Carrier Mills, 111.). Prepared in 
 Ilarrisburg Tp. H. S. Address, R. 2, Harris- 
 burg, 111. 
 
 9032. EARL WILLIAM DEERING 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. O 3. 1896. Chicago; s. 
 Herman Deering. Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S.; Crane Jr. Coll. C. E. Soc. Address, 
 1408 N. Harding Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 9033. ROSE CAROLYN DENNIS (BOOTH) 
 (Wife of No. C70J 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 25, 1895, Glen- 
 coe. 111.; d. Charles Mulford (b. Ap 17, 1856, 
 Nicolaus, Calif.) and Maria Garside (b. O 10. 
 1856, Chicago). Prepared in New Trier Tp. 
 H. S. Chi Omega. Married Harry Tyler 
 Bootli (g'17)- Ja I, 1919, Glencoe, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Stearns Park, Long Island, N. Y. 
 
 9034. CHARLES HACKETT DENSON 
 Exten. An. Husbandman; B. S. in Agr.; b. 
 .\g 26, 1884, Harperville, Miss.; s. James N 
 (b. O 3, 1836, Ludlow, Miss.) and Mary Eliza- 
 beth (Lee) Denson (b. N 15, 1844, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Ludlow (Miss.) H. S. B. S., Miss, 
 Coll,, Clinton, Miss., 1907. Exten. An. Hus- 
 bandman, Bur. An. Indus., Div. An. Hus- 
 bandry, Dept. of Agr., Little Rock, Ark., 
 1^918 — . Married Bera Elizabeth Waggener, 
 S 2, 1916, Martin, Tenn. Address, c/o Bureau 
 Animal Industrj-. Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 9035. KARL LUDWIG DERN 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. D 24, 1894, Stan- 
 ton, Neb.; s. Louis Dern. Prepared iti Stan- 
 ton (Neb.) H. S. ; Armour Inst. Bushnell 
 Guild. Address, 1612 Binney St., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 9036. GUSTAVE HERMAN DEUCHLER 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. Ag 7, 1895, Aurora, 111.; s. 
 Heraman (b. Aachen, Baden Baden, Ger,) 
 and Elizabeth (Tegtman) Deuchler. Prepared 
 in West Aurora H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. 
 Club; Varsity Track. With I. C. R. R., Cen- 
 tralia. 111., 1918 — . Naval Aviation, 1918; 
 mustered out Ja 1919. Address, 364 Garfield 
 Ave,, Aurora, 111.: bus. add., c/o I. C. R. R., 
 Centralia, 111. 
 
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 0037. HELGE CHRISTOFFER DIESERUD 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. D 18, 1896, Chicago: s. 
 Juul Dieserud (b. Norway) and Inga Gustava 
 ^Wellen) Dieserud. Prepared in Eastern H. 
 S., Washington, D. C. Phi Kapjia Tan; Tan 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; Pres.. 
 Stud. Branch A. I. E. E.: 2nd Lt., Univ. 
 Brig.; Prelim, and Final Honors. ^nd Lt., 
 54th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918 — ■. Address, 
 L'i6 Maryland Ave., N. E., Washington, D. C. 
 
 9038. jOiiN WAMSER DIETZ 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 17, 1896, Belle- 
 ville, 111. Prepared in West. Mil. Acad. Phi 
 Sigma Kappa; Alpha Kappa Psi; Skull and 
 Crescent; West. Club; Homecoming Com.; 
 Jr. Councilman; V. P., 111. Union. Med. Corps, 
 A. E. F., France, 1918; Asst. to Attending 
 Surgeon of Dist. of Paris. Address, 308 N. 
 Richland Ave., Belleville, 111. 
 
 9039. LAURA EMILY DOLE 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 5637, 6843, 6844) 
 Supervisor; B. Mus. ; b. S 10, 1895, Man- 
 teno, 111.; d. Theophilus Packard (b. Je 12, 
 1849, Shelbourne, Mass.) and Emma Rhoda 
 (Viall) Dolq (b. F 7, 1851, Brockvvayville, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Kankakee H. S. Mu Kappa 
 Alpha; Jamesonian; Prelim. Honors; Women's 
 Glee Club; Choristers. Supvr. Mus., H. S., 
 Genesee, 11!., 1918 — . Address, Manteno, 111.; 
 bus. add., c/o High School, Geneseo, 111. 
 
 9040. HELEN LAURA DOOCY 
 Statistician; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 23, 
 1896, Pittstield, 111.; d. Edward (1). O 19, 1853, 
 St. Louis) and Clara Louise (Butler) Doocy 
 (b. S 10, 1865, Payson, III.;. Prepared in 
 Pittstield H. S.; James Milliken Univ., 1914- 
 15. Le Cercle Frangais; Sr. Invitation Com. 
 Teacher, French, Pittstield, 111., 19 18; Sta- 
 tistician, Chem. Warfare Service, Washington, 
 D. C, 1918— . Address, Pittstield. 111. 
 
 9041. DOROTHY LANNING DOTY 
 
 (Sister of No. 9042) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ta 16, 1896. 
 Oak Park, 111.; d. Marshall Lloyd", Sr. (b. Je 
 9, 1869, Darlington, Wis.) and Dora Lanning 
 (Jones) Doty (b. Jl 7, 1874, Can.). Prepared 
 in New Trier Tp. H. S. Kappa .\lpha Theta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu; Mortarboard; 
 Mask and Bauble; Alethenai; W. A. A.; Wo 
 man's Ed., Illio; III. Drama Federation, Ex. 
 Com.; Prelim. Plonors; Stud. Council. Asst., 
 Home Econ., Lombard Coll., Galesburg, 111., 
 19 18 — -. Acting Mess Sergt. and Camp Dietitian, 
 Co. C, S. A. T. C. Unit, Lombard Coll., 1918; 
 Mustered out, D 21, 1918. Address, loio Cen- 
 tral Ave.. Wilmette, 111.; bus. add., Lombard 
 Coll., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 9042. HELENE ELEANORE DOTY 
 
 (Sister of- No. 9041) 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 16, 
 i8g6. Oak Park, III.; d. Marshall Lloyd, Sr. 
 (b. Je 9, 1869, Darlington, Wis.) and Dora 
 Lanning (Jones) Doty (b. Jl 7. 1874, Can.). 
 Prepared in New Trier Tp. H. S. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Alethenai; Woman's Ed., Ilho; Stunt 
 Show. Ex. Com.; Stud. Council; W. A. A.; 
 Prelim. Honors. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111.. 
 1 9 18 — . Address, loio Central Ave., Wilmette. 
 111.; bus. add., 907 Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 9043. EMILY MOTT DOWNING 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 17, 
 1804, Glen Head, Long Island, N. Y.; d. 
 Hicks A. (b. D i, 1864) and Emily Cornwall 
 (Mott) Downing (b. Ap i:, 1867, Glen Head, 
 Long Island N. Y.). Prepared in Elburn H. 
 S.; Ferry Hall, 1910-11; No. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1911-12. Chi Omega. Bus. Course, 
 Champaign Cml. Coll., 1918 — . Address, El- 
 burn, 111.; bus. add., 907 S. Wright St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 9044. CHUIN DU 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 27, 1887, Wei 
 Whei F\i, China; s. D. C. Du. Prepared in 
 Honan Provincial H. S. A. B., Baldwin Wal 
 lace Coll.. 1916; A. M., Univ. of Wis., 1917. 
 .iddrr.<:s, Wei Whei Fu, Honan, China.t 
 
 9045- MARIE MILDRED DU ROIS 
 Secretary; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Mr 6, 1894, 
 riliopolis. 111.; d. C. O. Du Bois. Prepared 
 in Eldorado Tp. H. S.; James Milliken Univ. 
 Omicron Nu. Sec, Office Dept., Agr. Educ, 
 Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, 606 Pine St., 
 Eldorado, 111.; bus. add., c/o Dept. of Agr. 
 Kduc, Univ. of 111. 
 
 9046. VELMA BURDETTE DUMAS 
 Teacher; B. Mus.; b. N 10, 1896, Cicero, 
 ril.; d. Joseph A. (b. My 27, 1861, N. Y.) 
 and Emma E. (Durdette) Dumas (b. O 27, 1861, 
 Eng.). Prepared in J. Sterling Morton H. S., 
 Cicero. Achoth ; Mu Kappa Alpha; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Illiola; ist Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; 
 Woman's Glee Club; Choristers. Teacher, 
 Mus.. H. S.. Marion, 111., 1918— . Address, 
 514 Thomas Place, Marion, 111. 
 
 9047. FAE DUVALL 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 17, 1890, 
 Argenta, 111.; d. John William (b. Jl 14, 1848. 
 Belmont, O.) and Alice (Vulgamott) Duvall (b. 
 N I, 1854, Argenta, 111.). Prepared in James 
 Milliken Acad.: 111. St. Norm. H. S.: 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., 1908-9, 1912-14. Chi Theta; Y. 
 W. C. A. Teacher, H. S., Spokane, Wash., 
 1918 — . Address, Argenta, 111.; btis. add., 210 
 S. Adams St., .Spokane, Wash. 
 
 9048. VERA ORIENE EDDS 
 Pastoral Asst.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 
 5, 1891, Lincoln, HI.; d. Thomas W. (b. Mr 
 12. 1862, do.) and Allie Ann (French) Edds 
 (b. Ap 7, 1867, (/().). Prepared in Lincoln H. 
 S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1910-12, summer 
 1 91 6. Kappa Delta Pi; Alethenai; Scribblers; 
 I'ethany Circle; Treas. Y. W. C. A. Pastoral 
 Asst., Univ. Place Church of Christ, Cham- 
 paign, 1918 — . Nat. Pres., Bethany Circle 
 .iddress, 402 E. Sycamore St., Normal, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1108 W. Oregon, Urbana. 
 
 9049. GAIL PHILLIPS EDWARDS 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. O 4, 1895, Chi- 
 cago; s. Otho Sheridan (b. Ja 25, 1868, O.) 
 and Sara M. (Gilheely) Edwards (b. O 22, 
 1870, Chicago). Prepared in Waller H. S., 
 Chicago. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Glee and Mandolin Club. Pvt., Chem. 
 Service, U. S. A., 1918.; Water Analysis, 
 Base Hosp. Bordeaux, France, 191 8; Chem., 
 Water Supply Dept., do., 1918 — . Address, 1441 
 Jarvis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9050. WILLIAM HIRSCHEL EICHORN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 30, 1896, Mound City, 
 III.; s. George Eichorn. Prepared in Mound 
 Citv H. S. Alpha Zeta; Pres., Agr. Chib; 
 Hoof and Horn Club; .Menorah; Staff, III. Agr.; 
 .\gr. Dance Com.; Jr. Smoker Com.; Sr. Hat 
 Com. U. S. N., Great Lakes, 19:8; Ensign, 
 19 19 — . Address, Mound City, Ill.t 
 
 9051. EUGENE ROBERT ELESON 
 Dentist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 27. 1895. 
 Elkhart, Ind.; s. Robert Ernest (b. S 28, 
 1868, Three Rivers, Mich.) and Flora Vibelia 
 (Christman) Eleson (b. S 22, 1868, Elkhart 
 Ind.). Prepared in Elkhart (Ind.) H. S 
 Medui; Gamma Sigma Kappa; Phi Chi. Den 
 tal Asst., Dental Infirmary No. 2. Camp Mc 
 Arthur, Tex. Address, 515 8th St., Elkhart 
 Ind. 
 
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 Baccalaukeate Alumni 
 
 715 
 
 P05J. FKRDLXAND ARTHUR ELL 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. O 26, 1805. Chicago; s. 
 F. H. C. Ell. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. Address. 2306 War- 
 ren Ave., Chicago.! 
 
 9053. EARLIE EDGAR ELLIOTT 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 11, 1880, Bono, Ark.: 
 s. J. H. Elliott. Prepared in Woodland Coll.; 
 Jonesboro Agr. Coll., Ark. Address, Bono. 
 Ark.t 
 
 9054. JACOB HOWARD EUSTON 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. O 4, iSgr, Lebanon, Pa.; 
 s. Jacob Weichel (b. Lebanon, Pa.) and Annie 
 Minerva (Ranch) Euston (b. Berks Co., Pa.). 
 Prejiared in Washington H. S., Portland, Ore. 
 Tan Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nn; Sigma Xi; E. E. 
 Soc. ; Prelim., Special, and Final Honors; Stud. 
 Branch A. L. E. E. Pvt., Hdqtrs. Co., 337th 
 F. A.. Camp Dodge, la.; Sergt.. Hdqtrs. Co., 
 33-th F. A., D. S., 88th Div., A. E. F., France; 
 Mustered out, 1919. Address, 50 9th Ave., 
 Newark, N. J.; bus. add., 802 Hamilton St., 
 Allentown, Pa. 
 
 905s. FRED EVANS 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. N 5, i.Sg;, St. Louis; s. 
 
 Morris Evans. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 
 .S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. Arch. Club; C. 
 
 E. Soc. Address, 1837 W. 13th St., Chicago.! 
 
 9056. CAROLINE VIRGINIA EWAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 29, 18S6, Cuba, 
 111.; d. William Israel (b. Mr 12, 1847, Port 
 Republic, Va.) and Regina Catbejine (Murchi- 
 son) Ewan (b. Ap i, 1847, Darlington. S. C). 
 Prepared in Cuba H. S.; DePauw Univ., 1907- 
 09. Kappa Delta Pi. Address, Cuba, 111. 
 
 9057. GEORGE EDWARD KIRCHNER 
 
 EAGER 
 Inspector; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 15, 1896, Mur- 
 physboro. 111.; d. Philip (b. 1855, do.) and 
 Emma Rebecca (Will) F/ager (b. 1862, do.). 
 Prepared in Murphysboro Tp. H. S. Alpha 
 Zeta; Hort. Club; Prelim. Honors. St. Nur- 
 sery Insp., 1918 — . Address, Murphysboro, 
 
 9058. FAITH JEANNETTE FAIRFIELD 
 
 (FISHER) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 7. 1896, Eaton 
 Rapids, Mich.; d. Charles T. Fairfield. Pre- 
 pared in Rutland (Vt.) H. S.; Oberlin Coll. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Athenean; Staff, Daily 
 mini; ist (Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; Sr. Advisory 
 Council. Married Benjamin Fisher, Ag 1918. 
 Address, 66 N. Main St., Rutland, Vt.t 
 
 9059. CHARLES FAIRMAN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 27, 1897. Alton, 
 111.; s. Willis Lee (b. Ap 6. 1859, Medina, N. 
 Y.) and Helen Graham (Stelle) Fairman (b. 
 My 4, 1857, Jerseyville, 111.). Prepared in Al- 
 ton and East St. Louis H. Schs. Theta Chi; 
 Ma-wan-da; Scabbard and Blade: Cadet Col., 
 Univ. Brig.; Prelim. Honors. Bat. F, ist 111. 
 F*. A., 1916-17; 4th R. O. T. C, 1918; 2nd Lt., 
 Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. ; ist Lt.. Observa- 
 tion Bn.. Ft. Sill, Okla.. 1918; Asst. in Mil., 
 Univ, of 111., 1919 — . Auth.: Military Tr. in 
 Land Grant Colleges and Universities. Nat. 
 Defense. Married Elizabeth Armstrong, N 23, 
 1918, Oklahoma City, Okla. Address, 31 12 
 Leverett Ave., Alton, 111.; bus. add., Mil. Office, 
 Univ. of -111., Urbana. 
 
 9060. BERTHA LUCILLE FARNAM 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 28, 1894, Pawnee, 
 111.; d. H. E. and Hattie M. (Ferguson) Far- 
 nam. Prepared in Pawnee H. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. Address, Pawnee, 111. 
 
 9061. ALICE MAUDE FERGUSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 4, 1888, Orion, 
 111.; d. George William (b. Je 18, 1847, Quin- 
 cv, 111.) and Inez Eliza (Hitchcock) Ferguson 
 (b. F 14, i8=;2, Farmington, 111.). Prepared 
 in Galesburg H. S.; Knox /Toll., 1908-10; Knox 
 Conservatory of Mus., 1911-14. Omicron Nu. 
 Teacher. H. S.. Bippus, Ind., 1918 — . Address, 
 Orion, 111.; t,;.f. add., c/o High School, Bip- 
 pus, Iml. 
 
 9062. M.'VRGARET ALICE FINLEY 
 (Sister of No. 8319) 
 Student: A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 30. 
 1895, Hoopeston, 111.; d. Charles R. and Addie 
 (Rcece) Finley. Prepared in Hoopeston H. 
 S. Achoth: Athenean; Scholarship in Classics; 
 Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, Hoopeston, 
 111.; bus. add., 601 E. Chalmers St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 9063. SOLOMON LEONARD FISHMAN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chcni. E. ; b. O 29, 1898, 
 Chicago; d. Louis (b. Russia) and Elizabeth 
 Fishman (b. do.). Prepared in Medill H. S., 
 Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 191=5-16. Menorah; 
 Chem. Club; A. C. S. ReseaVch Chem., Gas 
 Defense Research, Am. Univ. Exp. Sta., Wash- 
 ington. D. C, 1918 — , Address, Holly Grove, 
 La.; bus. add., American Univ., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 9064. (FRITZ) HARRIS D. FISK 
 Lawyer: LI^ B.; b. Mr 8, 1894, De Kalb, 
 111.; s. Albert Wallace (b. O 21, 1857, Reeds- 
 burg, Wis.) and Clara (Perry) Fisk (b. Ap 27, 
 [861, Kaneville, 111.). Prepared in De Kalb 
 Tp. H. S. Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Delta Phi; 
 Fresh. Varsity Basketball; Stud. Ed., Law Bui. 
 Lawyer, De Kalb. 111., 1919 — . Sergt. Maj., 
 F. A., Sch. Det., Firing Center, Camp Jackson, 
 S. C; Camp Knox, Ky.; Mustered out. Ja 15, 
 1919- Changed name to Harris D., 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 323 College Ave., De Kalb, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Room 20s. Odd Fellows Bldg., do. 
 
 9065. ANNETTE IIOYT FLANDERS 
 Land Arch.; B. S. in Land Gard.; b. S 16, 
 18S7, Milwaukee; d. Frank Mason (b. 1854, do.) 
 and Hettie Pamelia (Jones) Hoyt (b. 1858, Har- 
 vard^ 111.). Prepared in Balliol Sch., Utica, 
 N. Y., Milwaukee Downer Acad. .A.. B., Smith 
 Coll., 1910. Telephone Operators Unit, Sig- 
 nal Corps, 1918; Canteen Service, A. R. C, 
 France, 1918 — . Married Roger Yale Fland- 
 ers Je 14, 1913, Oconomowoc, Wis. Ad- 
 dress, 686 Franklin Place, Milwaukee. 
 
 9066. EDNA HELEN FLEXER (WALSH) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 12, 1894. Joliet, 
 
 111.: d. Dr. J. R. (b. S 22, i86s) and Helen 
 Norton (Peck) Flexer (b. My 12, 1864). Pre- 
 pared in Joliet Tp. H. S.; Tr. Coll., Joliet. 
 Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Club; W. A. A.; Jame- 
 sonian. Married Stewart P. Walsh, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 5838 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9067. MARGUERITE PAULINE FLOCK 
 
 (Sister of No. 8328) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 17, 1895, Deer 
 Grove, 111.; d. John (b. Ja 31, 1863, do.) and 
 Nettie Louise (Schlink) Flock (b. Je 24 1864. 
 El Paso, 111.). Prepared in Sterling Tp. H. 
 S. Alpha Delta Pi; Le Cercle Francais; W. 
 A. A.; Jr. Advisory Bd.; Treas., Sr. Illinae; 
 Class., Basket ball; Class Baseball; Class 
 Hockey. Address, 904 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 9068. GRACE HAGGERTY FLOOD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 23, 1895, 
 Terre Haute, Ind.; d. George S. Flood. Pre- 
 pared in Wiley H. S., Terre Haute, Ind. Ind. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Pi Beta Phi. Teacher, Eng., 
 ■H. S., Clinton, 111., 1918 — . Address, 1125 
 S. 7th St., Terre Haute, Ind.; bus. add., c/o 
 High School, Clinton. 111. 
 
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 9069. AUTHA MAYBELLE FLUKE 
 Bank Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 
 13, 1896, Clyde. 111.; d. Autlia L. Fluke. Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S. Pi Beta Phi; 
 Clerk, bank, Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 6547 
 Normal Blvd., Chifiago.t 
 
 9070. DOMINIC FORTY 
 (Brother of No. 6881) 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Jl 13, 1895, Chicago; s. 
 Joseph J. Forty. Prepared in Crane Jr. Coll. 
 Address, 842 N. Fairfield Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9071. FRANK WARD FOSTER 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 26, 1890, Alexis, 111.; 
 s. Marriott Hays (b. My 7, 1859. Huntington 
 Co., Pa.) and Katherine Elizabeth (Boggs) 
 Foster (b. Je 2, 1861, Alexis, 111.). Prepared 
 in Alexis H. S.; Monmouth H. S. Eta Kappa 
 Nu; Theta Tau. Engrs. R. C, U. S. S. C. 
 Radio Sch., 1918; O. T. S., Columbia Univ., 
 New York City, 1918; Post Field, Ft. Sill, 
 Okla., 191 8 — . Address, Alexis, 111. 
 
 9072. RONALD EDWARD FOULKE 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. E.; b. F 20, 1897, 
 Aurora, 111.; s. William D. (b. Ap 1868) and 
 Florence Mary (Officer) Foulke (b. 1867, Pa.). 
 Prepared in West Aurora H. S. Theta Delta 
 Chi; Tau Beta Pi; Theta Tau; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Pan Hellenic Council; Varsity Football; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors. Illini Trustee. Electn., 
 Aurora, 111., 1919 — • 2nd Lt.. 5th C. A. T. 
 C, Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918; Ft. Sill, Okla., 
 1918; Mustered out, D i, 1918. Address, iii 
 W. Park Ave., Aurora, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 Barber Greene Co., do. 
 
 9073. LUCIA BYRNE FOX 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in Land. Card.; b. N 26, 1892, 
 Madison. Wis.; s. A. O. Fox. Prepared in 
 Wis. Acad.; Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of 
 Calif. Delta Gamma. Teacher, Land Card, 
 and Bot., Tech. H. S., Indianapolis, 1918 — . 
 Address, 117 E. Gorham St., Madison. Wis.; 
 bits, add., c/o Technical High School, Indian- 
 apolis. 
 
 9074. ARTHUR LEWIS FRANCIS 
 
 Advertising Mgr.; A. B. in Commerce; b. My 
 12, 1893, Chicago; s. John W. (b. Lincoln Co., 
 O.) and Emma Bailey (b. Chicago, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Englewood H. S. Chi Beta; Pierrots. 
 Advertising Mgr., Vacuum Co., Chicago, 
 1918 — . Q. M. Corps, Depot Q. M., Chicago; 
 Mustered out, D 20, 1918. Address, 6414 Yale 
 Ave., (Chicago; bus. add., Advertising Dept., 
 Vacuum Oil Co., do. 
 
 9075. JOHN ZIMMERLY FRAZIER 
 (Brother of Nos. 6242, 6886) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 21, 1880, Paris. 111.; s. 
 James B. (b. D 25, 1854, Charleston, 111.) 
 and Dora Isabella (Zimmerly) Frazier (b. D 
 10, Paris, 111.). Prepared in Paris H. S. 
 Adelphic; Agr. Club. Address, R. 4. Pans. 
 
 9076. VINA FREITAG 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 31. 1891, 
 Mackinaw. 111.; d. Frank (b. D 4, 1869, Arrow- 
 smith, 111.) and Mary Frances (Wilson) Freitag 
 (b. Ja 8, 1869, Rich Hill, Mo.). Prepared in 
 Mackinaw H. S.; 111. St. Norm., 1910-12. 
 Delta Epsilon Phi. Dietitian, Michael Reese 
 Hosp., Chicago, 1918 — . Address, Mackinaw, 
 111.; bus. add c/o Michael Reese Hospital, 
 Chicago. 
 
 9077. HOLLIS OLDFIELD FREY 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. O 29. 1895. Secor, 111.; s. 
 Clarence W. (b. do.) and Geneva (Colburn) 
 Frey (b. Eureka, 111.). Prepared in Secor H. 
 S.; Eureka Prep. Coll.: Eureka Coll., 1913- 
 14 Acanthus; Theta Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; 
 Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. U. S. N., Stevens 
 
 Inst., Hoboken. N. J.; do., A. E. F., France, 
 1918; Returned from overseas, 1919; Mustered 
 out, F 10, 1910. Address, 309 S. McLean St., 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 9078. ARTHUR HENRY FRICK 
 Farm Adviser; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 11, 1895, 
 Belleville, 111.; s. Henry J. (b. Je 11, 1850, 
 Hecker, 111.) and Emily (Baumann) Frick (b. 
 S II. 1857. Belleville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Belleville H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Class 
 Football; Class Baseball; Class Basketball; 
 2nd Lt., L^niv. Brig. Dir. of Agr., Strawberry 
 Point, la., 19 18; do., Dist. No. 1, Itasca Co., 
 Minn., 1918 — . Troop B, ist 111. Cavalry, 
 1915-16. Address, Grand Rapids, Minn. 
 
 9079. THEODORE HENRY PRISON 
 Student; Entomologist; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; 
 b. Ja 17, 1895, Champaign; s. Joseph (b. D 6, 
 i8.s8, Strassburg, Ger.) and Helen (O'Neil) 
 Prison (b. S 23, 1858, Herman, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi; 
 Sigma Xi; Adelphic; Univ. Orchestra. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111.. 1918— . 4th O. T. C, 
 Camp Dodge, Des Moines; 2nd Lt. ; Mustered 
 out, D 2, 1918. Auth. : Articles in .4m. Ent. 
 Soc. of Am., 1917, 1918; Proc. Brooklyn Ent. 
 Soc, 1916. Address, 503 W. Springfield Ave., 
 Champaign. 
 
 9080. ROLF HAROLD JOSEF GAARDER 
 Asst. Mgr.; B. S. in Commerce; b. N 9, 1896, 
 Kristiana, Norway; s. Ole H. (b. D 14, 1857, 
 Norway) and Camilla (Handberg) Gaarder (b. 
 Je 18, 1873. Kristiana, Norway). Prepared in 
 Frogner Hosere Almenskole, Kristiana, Nor- 
 way. Cosmopolitan. Asst. Mgr., Overseas Co. of 
 Brazil, Sao Lviiz. Maranhao, Brazil. 1919 — . 
 Address, Professor Dahlsgata s, Kristiana, 
 Norway; bus. add.. Overseas Co. of Brazil, 
 Sao Luiz, Maranhao, Brazil. 
 
 9081. RALPH A. GALE 
 Research Asst,; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 8, 
 1892, Palisade, Neb.; s. Harvey T. (b. Logan 
 Co., 111.) and Mattie J. (Hogue) Gale (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Lincoln Coll. Prepared in Lin- 
 coln Coll., Neb., 1914-16. Acacia, Research 
 Asst. and Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 ist Co., Inf., O. T. Sch., Camp Sherman, O. 
 Mem.. Presby. Church. Address, 112 Hudson 
 St., Lincoln, 111. 
 
 9082. AUGUSTA EMILIE GALSTER 
 Research Asst.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 
 25. 1887. Tower Hill, III.; d. W. F. Galster. 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Le Cercle Frangais. 
 Research Asst., Office of the Dean of the Gradu- 
 ate School, Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 Tower Hill, 111.; bus. add., 109 Commerce 
 Bldg., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 9083. McKINLEY GARDNER 
 Tournalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 21, 
 1897. Eagle. Neb.; s. James Monroe (b. Ja 12, 
 1839, Akron, O.) and Margaret (Christopher) 
 Gardner (b. 1859, Pawnee, 111,). Prepared in 
 Auburn H. S. Sigma Pi; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi 
 Delta Epsilon; Sigma Delta Chi- Graphomen; 
 Staff, Illini, III. Mag.; Prelim. Honors; War 
 Com. On Advertising Staff, Wenatchee Daily 
 World, Wenatchee, Wash. Married Jane Owen, 
 D 24. 1918, Los Gatos, Calif. Address, Auburn, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Wenatchee Daily World, 
 Wenatchee, Wash. 
 
 9084. JESSE LEHMAN GARY 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 28, 1896, Carmi, 111.; 
 s. G. Taylor (b. Ap 9, 1848, Bowling Green, 
 Ky.) and Mary Magdalena (Earth) Gary (b. 
 Je' 30, 1869, Carmi, 111.). Prepared in Carmi 
 H. S. Prelim. Honors; C. E. Soc. Sergt., 
 Topographical Sect., Hdqtrs. Co., 212th Engrs., 
 Camp Forrest, Ga. ; do.. Camp Devens, Mass.; 
 Mustered out, F i, 1919. Address. Carmi, 111. 
 
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 9085. ROMAN DE LA GARZA 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 14, 1891, Sabinas Hidal- 
 go Nuevo Leon, Mex.; s. Roman (b. Gutierrez, 
 Monterrey, do.) and Tuanita (Morales) Garza 
 (b. Sabinas Hidalgo, ao.). Prepared in Greer 
 ColL; Purdue Univ., 1912-13. C. E. Club. Ad- 
 dress, Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon, Mex. 
 
 9086. GAIL GAUNT (WINKLEMAN) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 24, 1894, Grand 
 Chain, 111.; d. Charles M. (b. Jl i. 1865, do.) 
 and Eleanor (Miller) Gaunt (b. N 3, 1866, 
 Villa Ridge, 111.). Prepared in Ward Bel- 
 mont, Nashville, Tenn. Alpha Delta Pi. Mar- 
 ried R. E. Winkleman, Mr 27. 1919, Mound 
 City, 111. Address. Mound City, 111. 
 
 9087. LESTER CHARLES GEIGER 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. S 20, 
 1895, Mendota, 111.; s. Frederick John (b. Pon- 
 tine, 111.) and Minnie Mary (Klucker) Geiger 
 (b. N 2, 1870, Mendota, 111.). Prepared in Men- 
 dota H. S. With Ernst & Ernst, C. P. Accts., 
 Chicago, 1919—- Bat. F, 337th F. A., N. A., 
 1918; A. E. F., France, 1918-19; Mustered out, 
 F 5i I9I9- Mem., Am. Econ. Assn. Address, 
 500 Illinois Ave., Mendota, 111.; bus. add., 
 1038-50 Continental & Cml. Bank Bldg., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 9088. HAROLD EDGAR GEORGE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 31, 1891, St. Peter, 
 Minn.; s. Edgar (b. D 27, 1852, Lovettsville, 
 V'a.) and Alice (Mendenhall) George (b. Ap 
 15, 1854, Darlington, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Northfield (Minn.) H. S. A. B., Carleton 
 Coll., Minn., 1915. Asst. Ed., Land. Arch. 
 Yearbook. Petty Officer, ist class, U. S. N., 
 Great Lakes, 111., 191 8 — . Address, 514 E. 
 Pennsylvania St., Whittier, Calif. 
 
 9089. ROSCOE HARLAN GERKE 
 Student; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. D i, 1896, 
 
 Highland, 111.; s. Edward L. Gerke. Prepared 
 in Greenville H. S.; Greenville Coll. Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of 111., 1919 — . Sergt., Chem. War- 
 fare Service; 2nd Lt., do.. Am. Univ. E.xp. 
 Sta., Washington, D. C; Mustered out, Ja 11, 
 1919. Address, 416 S. 5th St., Greenville, 111.; 
 bus. add., 102 E. Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 9090. ALMA GERLACH 
 
 (Sister of No. 4673) 
 Asst. Mgr.; A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 5, 1895, 
 Chester, 111.; d. John Daniel (b. Ap 24, 1858, 
 do.) and Mary Phinetta (Neville) Gerlach (b. 
 Ja 24, i860). Prepared in Doniphan (Mo.) H. 
 S. Gamma Phi Beta; H. Sc. Club; W. A. A.; 
 Hockey Team; Bowling; Baseball. Assistant 
 Manager, Univ. Club. Urbana, 1918 — . Address, 
 Doniphan, Mo. 
 
 9091. PENCO GHERG.ANOFF 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Jl 27, 1891, Kolideto, Bul- 
 garia; s* Pencoff Gherganoff. Prepared in Nat. 
 St. Coll., Bulgaria. Address, Bulevardna, 45 
 Lovetche, Bulgaria.! 
 
 9092. JOHN HOWARD GILLEN 
 B. S. in M. E.: b. Ag 2, 1896, Beaver Falls, 
 Pa.; s. John Gillen. Prepared in J. Sterling 
 Morion H. S., Cicero; Lewis Inst. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Tau. Ensign, U. S. N., Pelham 
 Bay, N. Y., 1918; Mustered out, Mr 1919- Ad- 
 dress, 3331 Berkeley Ave., Berwyn, 111. 
 
 9093. HAROLD RAYMOND GIRHARD 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 21, 1892, New- 
 ton, 111.; s. N. J. Girhard. Prepared in New- 
 ton H. S.; So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Address, 
 Newton, Ill.t 
 
 9094. ETHEL FLORENCE GLIFdFE 
 Statistician; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 24, 
 1898, Chicago; d. William A. (b. Jl 27, 1874. 
 Chicago) and Mignonette (Burr) Glifife (b. N 
 30, 1874, Chicago). Prepared in Carl Schurz 
 H. S.; Chicago Teacher's Coll., 1914-16. Alpha 
 Xi Delta; Chm.. Woman's War Relief Com. 
 Statistician, Purchasing Dept., Joseph T. Ryer- 
 son & Son, Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 2424 N. 
 Mozart St., Chicago; bus. add., i6tb and Rock- 
 well Sts., do. 
 
 9095. WALTER ADOLPH GOELITZ 
 Manufacturer; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 3, 1897, 
 Richmond, Ind.; s. Adolph (b. My 30, 1870, 
 Belleville, 111.) and Anna (Jun) Goelitz (b. 
 Mr II, 1872, St. Louis). Prepared in Deer- 
 field-Sheilds H. S., Highland Park; Rogers 
 (Ark.) Acad. Farm House; Alpha Zeta; Tribe 
 of mini; Agr. Club; Hoof and Horn Club; 
 Varsity Football; Homecoming Com.; Class 
 Sergt. at Arms; Prelim. Honors. Mfg. Con- 
 fectioner, Goelitz Confectionery Co., North 
 Chicago, 1918 — . Auth.: (with C. C. Sanborn) 
 A Two-year Nesting Record in Lake Co., 111., 
 Wilson Bill., 1915; A Strange Nesting of the 
 Barred Owl and Reds'.iouldered Hawk., do., 
 1916; The Short-eared Owl in Saskatchewan, 
 The Condor, 1918; Birds and Agr., ///. Agr., 
 1918. Mem.. Am. Ornithol. Union; The Wil- 
 son Ornithol. Soc; Cooper Ornithol. Club. 
 Address, 1622 Judson Ave., Ravinia, 111.; bus. 
 add., Goelitz Confectionery Co., North Chicago. 
 
 9096. ERNA CLAIRE GOLDSCHMIDT 
 (Daughter of No. 542) 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl S- 1895, Dav- 
 enport, la.; d. Alfred Gustave ('88), (b. Mr 
 ^0, 1868, do.) and Anna Margaret (Bremer) 
 Goldschmidt (b. D 21, 1868, Stolp, Ger.). Pre; 
 pared in Davenport (la.) H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Mortarboard; Omi- 
 cron Nu; Kappa Delta Pi; lUiola; H. Sc. Club; 
 Prelim. Honors; ist Cabinet. Y. W. C. A.; Ex. 
 Bd., Women's League. Teacher, H. Sc, H. S., 
 Davenport, la., 1918 — . Address, 2010 Main 
 St., Davenport, la.; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 do. 
 
 9097. MARK EDWARD GRAHAM 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; M. A., 1918; b. Ag 3. 1896, 
 Chicago; s. Edward Mark (b. F 22, 1857, New 
 York City) and Tillie (Yahn) Graham (b. Jo- 
 liet. 111.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S.. 
 Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 1914-16. E. E. Soc; 
 Stud. Branch, A. I. E. E. Instr.. U. S. S. 
 Married Clara E. Stelter, O 31, 1918, Cham- 
 paign. Address, 4203 Washington Blvd., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 9098. VICTOR HUBERT GRAMOUNT 
 (GROSSBERG) 
 
 LL. B.; b. F 14, 1895, Chicago; s. J. G. (b. 
 Ap 10, 1870. do.) and Doris (Elkan) Grossberg 
 (h. My 8, 1870, do.). Prepared in Englewood 
 H. S. (ihi Phi; Mgr., Pierrots; Comitatus; 
 111. Drama Federation; Regt. Sergt. Maj. Capt., 
 and Lt. Col., LTniv. Brig.; Fresh. Class Water 
 Polo and Swimming; Treas., Bus. Mgr., Mask 
 and Bauble; Nat. Pres., Associated Univ. Play- 
 ers. R. S. S. R. C, 1917; Tactic Instr., U. S. 
 S. M. A., 1917; Brev. Capt., 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1917; Capt.. 111. Nat. Guard, Mr 1918; 2nd 
 Lt., Inf.. Depot Brig., Camp Logan. Tex., 
 igi8 — . Name legally changed from Grossberg 
 to Gramount S 6, 1918. Married Dorothy Marr 
 Money. My 3, 1918, Biloxi, Miss. Address. 
 Harvard Apts., 806 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 9099. JAMES MADISON GRAY 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 12, 1897, Decatur, 
 III.; s. J. M. (b. Te i, 1862, Fayette Co., 111.) 
 and Liliie May (Belt) Gray (b. My 14, 1868, 
 Fieldon, 111.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 Ilus; Tribe of Illini; Comitatus; Dolphins; 
 Fresh. Varsity and Varsity Swimming; Class 
 
7i8 
 
 UXIVERSITV OF IlLIXOIS 
 
 [iQiS 
 
 and Varsity Water Basketball; Varsity Foot- 
 ball; Sr. Hobo Band Com.; ist Lt., Univ. Brig. 
 Ensign's Tr. Sch.. U. S. N. R. V.. Municipal 
 Pier, Chicago, 1918 — . Mem.. Chicago Ath. 
 Assn. Address, 452 W. Prairie Ave., Decatur, 
 111. 
 
 9100. ESTHER CRANSTON GREEN 
 (JARVIS) 
 
 (Wife of No. -653; Sister of No. 6912) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 10, 1896, Oak 
 wood. 111.; d. Lincoln Hamlin (b. Ap 6, 1S62, 
 Xenia. O.) and Mary Esther (Cranston) (b. 
 My iS, 1867). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu: Athenean; V. P.. 
 .Soph. Illinae. Mem., M. E. Church. Married 
 Rowling Jarvis ('16), Je 20. 1918, Oakwood. 
 111. Address, 8 Otsego Ave., Detroit. 
 
 9101. JOEL WARING GREENE 
 (Brother of Nos. 3384, 8379) 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Jl 26, 1895, Dubuciue, la.: 
 s. Joel Henry (b. Jl 4. 1852, Franklinville, N. 
 V.) and Martha (Thomas) Greene (b. F 24. 
 1859, Lansing, la.). Prepared in Dubuque 
 (la.) H. S. Theta Delta Chi; Alpha Zeta; Ma- 
 wan-da; Ku Klux; Graphomen; Staff, Daily 
 mini; Staff, Illio; Jr. Prom. Com.; Home-Coni- 
 mg Com.; Pres., Stud. Council; Illini Bd. of 
 Trustees; Comitatus; Prelim. Honors. Ensign. 
 U. S. N. R. F.. 191 8; Mustered out, Ap 191 9. 
 Address, 907 California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 9102. STANWOOD JOHN GRIFFITH 
 (Son of No. 300; Brother of No. 6918) 
 Business; B. S. in .Agr.; b. Mr iS, 1807. Ash- 
 ton. 111.; s. T. C. (b. Ta 8. 1S62, Obsanduskv. 
 O.) and Dcfa A. (Andrus) Griffith ('82), (h. 
 My 5. 1863. .\shton. 111.). Prepared in Ashton 
 and Dixon H. Schs. .\lpha Gamma Rho; Class 
 Football Mgr., Sr. Class Ath. Retail Lumber 
 and Coal Bus.. .Ashton. 111. Instr., Carpenter 
 Work, Chicago Tr. Detachment. IQ18; Avia. 
 Sect. Mech. Sch., 8-oth Co.. Kelley Field; 
 Mustered out, F 22, 1919. Address, Ashton. 
 111. 
 
 9103. ELMORE ALBERT GRIPP 
 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. .\g 16, 1896, Moline. 
 111.; s. C. F. (b. Denmark) and Anna Maria 
 (Sage) Gripp (b. Rock Island. 111.). Prepared 
 in Moline H. S.; Univ. of Wis. Phi Delta 
 Phi; Prelim. Honors. Address, i6o4-i2th St.. 
 Moline, 111. 
 
 9104. EARL JEROME GRIMES 
 
 B. S. in Agr,; b. Ja 15. i8q3, Russellville, 
 Ind.; s. Chas. F. Grimes. Prepared in Rus- 
 sellville (Ind.l H. S.; Purdue Univ. 2nd Lt.. 
 Co. C, 334th Inf. 84th Div.. Co. C. ist Prov. 
 Regt., A. E. F.. France. Address, Russellville. 
 Ind. 
 
 9105. WALTER GRISEMER 
 
 A. B. in L. .A. & S.: b. O 5, 1896. Louis- 
 ville, Kv. ; s. T. H. Grisenier. Prepared in 
 Bremen '(Ind.)" H. S.; N. W. Coll. Address, 
 Royal Center, Ind.t 
 
 9106. HELEN WIGHTMAN GROMMON 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc.; b. F 6, 1S94, Plainfield. 
 111.; d. Homer B. (b. My 1863. Coldwater. 
 Mich.") and Helen (Wightman) Grommon (b. 
 F 1874, Cherokee. la.). Prepared in Wheaton 
 .\cad. ; Oberlin Coll., 1913-14. Address, Plain- 
 field, 111. 
 
 9107. NINA GROTEVANT 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 16, 1805. 
 Pekin. 111.; d. -Mbert (b. O 26, 1864. Peoria.) 
 and Florence (Strickland") Grotevant (b. Ap 
 27, 1867). Prepared in Pekin H. S. Alpha 
 Omicron Pi. Teacher, H. S., Lake Charles, 
 La.. 191S — . Address, Lake Charles, La. 
 
 9108. ERNEST WILLIAM GUERNSEY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. My i, 
 1896. Kno.x Co., Ind.; s. John William (b. Jl 
 j^o, 1868, do.) and Julia Grace (Owens) 
 Guernsey (b. Ja 15, 1S70. do.). Prepared in 
 Vincennes (Ind.) H. S. Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Sigma Xi; Chem. Club; Final and Special Hon- 
 ors. Research Chem., Brown Co., Berlin, N. H., 
 1 010 — . Govt. Chem., Research on War Gases, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918; Sergt., U. S. A.; 
 Mustered out, Ja 1919. Married Louisa Mar- 
 garet Guernsey, Ja 30. 1918, Vincennes, Ind, 
 Child, ^Mildred Louisa, b, F 21, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 830 Perry St., Vincennes, Ind.; bus. 
 add., 1229 Jackson St., N. E. Washington, D. C. 
 
 9109. ORVILLE FRANCIS HAAS 
 B. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. Ja i, 1895, Panola. 
 111.; s. P. W. and Mary Anna (Hawk) Haas 
 (b. New York Citv). Prepared in El Paso 
 H. S. E. E. Soc:; Ry. Club. Address, El 
 Paso, 111. 
 
 91 10. SARA M.\Y HAGGERTY 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 5, 1889, Nauvoo, 
 Pa.; d. John (b. Ap 16, 1852, do.) and Sadie 
 (Heyler) Haggerty (b. D 5, 1854, do.). Pre- 
 pared in St. Norm. Sch., Mansfield, Pa.; 
 Bucknell Univ., Pa., 1912-14. Pi Beta Phi. 
 .-Iddress, Lloyd. Pa. 
 
 91 1 1. EDITH ELIZABETH HAGUE 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. Lee's Summit, Mo.; 
 d. Reuben (b. O.) and Anna A. (Sandler) 
 Hague (b. Fond duLac, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Kingfisher (Okla.) H. S.; Kingfisher Coll. A. 
 B.. Kan. Univ.. 1910. .-\sst, in charge of 
 serials, Kan, St, Agr. Coll. Lib,, Manhattan, 
 Kan., 191 3-17; Libn., Pub. Lib. Spokane, 
 Wash.. 1918 — . Address, 709 W. Nevada St., 
 Urbana; bus. add.. Pub. Lib., Spokane, Wash. 
 
 9112. GRACE LOUISE HAHN 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 5. 1896, 
 West Chicago. 111.; d. .\lbert E. (b. Mr 13. 
 1858, do.) and Rose (Berg) Hahn (b. Ap 12. 
 1864, Watertown, Wis.). Prepared in West 
 Chicago H. S.; Lewis Inst., 1014-15. Achoth. 
 Teacher. H. S., Stockton. 111., 1918—. Ad- 
 dress, 10 Allen Ave., West Chicago, 111,; bus. 
 add., c/o High School, Stockton, 111. 
 
 9113. GEORGE STANLEY H.\LAS 
 
 Base-ball Player; B. S. in C. E.; b. F 2. 
 1895, Chicago; s. Frank John (b. Bohemia) 
 and Barbara Halas (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Crane H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon: Sachem; 
 Ma-wan-da; Tribe of Illini; Sigma Tau; Var- 
 sity Football; Baseball: Capt., Varsity Basket- 
 ball. With N. Y. Am. League baseball. 1919 — . 
 U. S. N., Pub. Works Dept., Great Lakes, 
 111., 1018-19. Mem.. Great Lakes Champion- 
 ship Service Football Team, 1918; Ensign. I'. 
 S. N. ; Mustered out, 1919. Address, 2700 W. 
 23rd Place, Chicago. 
 
 9 1 14. EDWARD KNIGHT HALL 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 16, 1894, Bvirghersdorp, 
 Cape Province, S. Africa; s. Charles Btennison 
 Hall (b. Mr 6, 1863, Cape Province, S. Africa) 
 and Lily von (Broembsen) Hall (b. .\g 10, 
 1869, do.). Prepared in Kingswood H. S., 
 Cape Province, S. .Africa. Cosmopolitan: 
 .Mpha Zeta; Agr. Club. Class Soccer. Ad- 
 dress, Box 91, Ladybrand, Orange Free State, 
 S. Africa. 
 
 91 1 5. KARL WILLI.VM H.ALL 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. F 24. 180=;, Cherokee, 
 la.; s. W. J. (b. O 8, Piper City, 111.) and 
 .Amy (Boddy) Hall (b. Ap 2-. .Augusta, On- 
 tario, Can.). Prepared in Cherokee H. S.; 
 f.ake Forest Coll., Lake Forest, 111., 1913-15. 
 Pi Tau Sigma; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E. ; 
 Sr. Smoker Com. Nitrate Div. of Ord. Dept., 
 U. S. A., 19 tS—. Address, 605 W. Cedar St., 
 Cherokee, la. 
 
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 91 16. LEONARD AYERS HAMMOND 
 Fanner; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ag 6, 1896, War- 
 saw, 111.; s. Miles Standish (b. Ag 27, 1870, 
 do.) and Rose E. (Ayers) Hammond (b. O 7, 
 1871, do.). Prepared in Warsaw H. S.; Ham 
 ilton H. S. Acacia. Naval Aviation, Ground 
 Sch., Boston, 1918; Chief Q. M., Navy Detach- 
 ment (Avia.) Cambridge, Mass.; Mustered out, 
 D II, 19 1 8. Address, Warsaw, 111. 
 
 91 17. HARLAN CARL HARBICHT 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. Hannibal, Mo.; s. I'. J. 
 Harbicht. Prepared in Hannibal (Mo.) 11. S.; 
 Mo. Univ. Sch. of Mines. Sigma Nu; Sigma 
 Tau: Tau Beta Pi; Stud. Brrinch, A. L E. E. ; 
 Staff, Technograph. Co., 12, 6th E. T. R., 
 Camp A. A., Humphreys, Va., 1918; 2nd Lt., 
 Co. F., 217th Engrs., Camp Beauregard, La., 
 1918; Mustered out, F 4, 1919. Address, 
 Eveleth, Minn. 
 
 9118. ROBERT BRUCE HARRIS 
 . B. S. in Land. Card.; b. Ap 5, 1896, Gilman, 
 111.; s. George Lincoln (b. O 23, i860, Wenona, 
 111.) and Barbara Lenore (Scouler) Harris (b. 
 Ap 23, 1864, Glasgow, Scotland). Prepared in 
 Gilman H. S. U. S. N. R. F., 1918— . Ad- 
 dress, Gilman, 111. 
 
 9119. BENJAMIN SAMUEL HARRISON 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 21, 
 1890, Du Quoin, 111.; s. Isham H. (b. 1848. 
 do.) and Margery Ann (McElvaiii) Harrison 
 (b. 1848, do.). Prepared in Milliken llniv. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Scribblers' Club; Adelphic; Le 
 Cercle Franpais. Instr., Wentworth Mil. Acad.. 
 Lexington, Mo., 1918; do., Columbia Univ., 
 New York City. Address, Villa Grove, 111.; 
 bus. add., Livingston Hall, Columbia LIniv., 
 New York City. 
 
 9120. ARCHIE HARRISON HART 
 Inspector; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 27, 1886, 
 Hodges Park, 111.; s. Harrison R. (b. O 26, 
 1853. Hall Co., Ga.) and Nannie Belle (Young) 
 Hart (b. F 4, 1869, Paris, Tenn.). Prepared 
 in Sumner H. S., Cairo. U. S. Meat Insp., 
 St. Louis, 1918 — . Mem., Baptist Church. 
 Address, Grand Chain, HI.; bus. add., 21 17 
 Pine St., St. Louis. 
 
 9121. GODFREY HARTWELL 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 20, 1895, Michigan 
 City, Ind. ; s. George Bannerman and Mary 
 Belle (Miller) Hartwell. Prepared in Laporte 
 (Ind.) H. S. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. Club; 
 Fresh. Class Track. 2nd Lt., C. A., U. S. .\.. 
 Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918 — ; do., A. E. F., France. 
 1918 — . Address, yiy Michigan Ave., LaPorte, 
 Ind. 
 
 9122. EDWARD BEAN HAYES 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 30, 1807, 
 Blue Hill. Me.; s. Edward Gary (b. Lewiston. 
 Me.) and Annie Lee (Bean) Hayes (b. Grey, 
 Me.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Delta Upsilon; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Philo- 
 mathean; Sr. Banquet Com.: Chm.. Sr. Class 
 Day Com.; Debating Team. Grad. Stud.. Har- 
 vard Law Sch., Cambridge, Mass., 1919 — . U. 
 S. N., Great Lakes Naval Tr. Sta., 1918: Mus- 
 tered "lut, 1919. Address, 915 W. Nevada St., 
 L'rbana. 
 
 9123. WALTER ELLIOi IIAYNE 
 B. S. in £. E.; b. N 5, 1894. Chicago; s. 
 James B. (b. Harcourt, Conn.) and Sophia C. 
 (Steers) Hayne (b. Quincy, 111.). Prepared 
 in Englewood H. S., Chicago. Psi Upsilon; 
 Theta Tau; Helmet; Stud. Council; Cheer 
 leader. With Du Pont Powder Co., Chicago. 
 1919— . U. S. A. S., Radio Officers Tr. Sch.; 
 Squadron E., Post Field. Fort Sill. Okla.; 
 Mustered out, 1919. Address, 7008 Normal 
 Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 9124. MARTHA ELIZABETH HEDGCOCK 
 (Sister of No. 3766, 6944, 7595) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 31, 
 1894, Plymouth, 111.; s. John Franklin (b. N 3, 
 1862, do.) and Elizaljeth Anna (Wade) Hedg- 
 cock (b. S 17, i860, Plymouth, IlL). Pre- 
 pared in Augusta H. S.; Kno.x Coll. Alpha 
 Omicron Pi; H. Sc. Club. Teacher, H. S., 
 Preston, Minn., 1918 — . Address, Plymouth, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, Preston, Minn. 
 
 9125. MARTIN ANTON HEGSTED 
 B, S. in A. E.; b. My 23, 1895. Chicago; s. 
 .\nton (b. S 21, 1869, Stavanger, Norway) and 
 Marie Catherine (Carlson) Hegsted (b. Ap 
 1870 Norway). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago. Lane Jr. Coll., 1914-15. Ensign 
 Sch.. N. R. Mem., Aoers Ath. Club, Chicago. 
 Address, 2258 N. Monticello .\ve., Chicago. 
 
 9136. JOE BUNN HEIDLER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 22, 1896. Ottawa, 
 111.; s. Samuel II. (b. S 6. 1861, Columbia. 
 Pa.) and Delia (Bunn) Heidler (b. Spring- 
 field, 111.). Prepared in S))ringfield II. S.; 
 Knox Coll., 1914-16. Scholarship in Eng.. 1918- 
 19; Theme Asst., Dept. of Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1919 — . 45th Inf., Med. Corps, (iamp Sheridan, 
 Ala., 1918; do.. Camp Gordon. Ga., 1918; 
 Mustered out. 1919. Address, 933 S. 5th St., 
 Springfield, III.; bus. add., 1105 W. . Main St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 9127. ANNA HAZEL HENDERSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 3, 1896, 
 Deputy, Ind.; d. John (b. D 13, 1856, Osgood, 
 Ind.) and Clara Alice (de Lappe) Henderson 
 (b. Mr 3. 1867, Dupont, Ind.). Prepared in 
 West Lafayette (Ind.) H. S.; De Pauw Univ., 
 1914-16. Delta Delta Delta; Ex. Council, Wo- 
 man's League. Teacher, London Mills, 111., 
 1918 — . Address, 916 W. California Ave., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add., London Mills, 111. 
 
 9128. ELIZABETH HENRY 
 
 B. L. S.; b. D 23, 1868, Quincy, HI.; d. A. 
 H. Henry. Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1900. 
 Address, 109 Perry Ave., Peoria. t 
 
 9129. MARGARET EMILY HENSON 
 
 B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. Jl 24, 1896, Villa 
 Grove, 111.; d. Frank Henson. Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Address, 13 16 Orchard St., Ur- 
 bana. t 
 
 9130. MARY HANNAH BROADBELT 
 
 HICKS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 2. 1883, Manoa, 
 Pa.; d. Wilmer (b. JI 10, 1845. Media, Pa.) 
 and Georgeanna (Kirk) Broadlielt (b. My 7, 
 1849, do.). Prepared in Philadelphia H. S. 
 for Girls; Philadelphia Girls' Norm. Sch.. 
 1903-05; New Haven Norm. Sch. of Gymnas- 
 tics, 1905-07. Mem., Evangelical Lutheran 
 Church. Married To'n Frederick Gross Hicks, 
 Sr., N 30. iqo6, Wilmington. Del. Children: 
 John Frederick (^ross, Jr., b. Mr 28, 1908; 
 Mary Margaret b. Ja 5, 191 1. Address. 610 
 S. Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 9131. WENDELL PHILLIPS HILTABRAND 
 R. S. in Agr.; b. Jl 10. 1896, Tonica, 111.; 
 s. G. D. Hiltabrand. Prepared in Tonica II. S.; 
 Bradley Poly. Inst. Acanthus. 22nd Regt., U. 
 S. Naval Auxiliary. Great Lakes, 111.; Mus- 
 tered out, F 25, 1919. Address, 7250 Prince- 
 ton Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9132. HERBERT STASSEN HINRICHS 
 Assistant; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 31, 1895. 
 Joliet. HI.; s. Chas. F. (b. Mr 29, 1866. Will 
 Co., 111.) and Hannah C. (Stassen) Hinrichs 
 (b. Ag 19, 1865, do.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. 
 H. S. Farm House; Alpha Zeta. Asst., Farm 
 
Univeksity of Illinois 
 
 [19 1 8 
 
 Mechanics, Univ. of HI., 1918 — . Corp., iiitb 
 Ord. Depot Co.. Camp Grant, 111., 1918; Sergt., 
 do.. 1919 — . Address. 10 1 Knox Place, JoUet, 
 111.; buj. add., 1014 S. 6tli St, Champaign. 
 
 9133. HERBERT WILLIAM HOEHNKE 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. Ja 11, 1895, 
 Sheboygan, Wis.; s. William Frederick (b. F 2, 
 1868, Ger.) and Bertha (Bartels) Hoehnke (b. 
 Mr 3, 1869, do.). Prepared in Sheboygan 
 (Wis.) H. S. Triangle; Class Basketball; 
 Class Football. Const. Officer, U. S. Navy, 
 Pub. Works Dept.. Great Lakes, 111. Address, 
 1127 N. 8th St., Sheboygan, Wis. 
 
 9134. CARL MONTA HOGAN 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 13, 
 1888, Rich Hill, Mo.; s. Joseph Walter (b. Ja 
 IS, 1855, Shawneetown, 111.) and Lucy Agnes 
 (Wilson) Hogan (b. My 5. 1857. Pecatonica, 
 111.). Prepared in St. Norm, and Indus. Sch., 
 Ellendale, N. Dak.; Univ. of Wis., 1914-16; 
 Grad. Stud., Harvard, 191 8—. Adelphic; 
 Asst. Mgr. and Mgr. Star Course. Address. 
 Ellendale, N. Dak. 
 
 9135. KENNETH MARION HOLADAY 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Jl lo, 1897, 
 Mattoon, III.; s. Joseph William (b. Mr 26, 
 1S62, Danville, Ind.) and Emma (Godwin) 
 Holaday (b. My 4, 1867, Anderson, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoou H. S. Bushnell Guild; 
 Chem. Club. Chem., Public Service Co. for 
 Central 111., 19 18—. Bat. F.. ist 111. F. A., 111. 
 Nat. Guard; Offense Organic Research, Am. 
 Univ. Exp. Sta., Washington. D. C. Address, 
 1 1 12 Edgar Ave., Mattoon, 111.: bus. add., c/o 
 Public Service Co., Lawrenceville, 111. 
 
 9136. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 9. 1896, Greenfield, 111.; 
 s. C. O. Holmes. Prepared in Greenfield H. S. 
 Acacia; Class Basketball. Artillery, U. S. A., 
 A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, R. 4, 
 Greenfield, HI. 
 
 9137. MYRTLE EVALINE HONEY 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. D i, 1892, Dix- 
 * on, 111.; d. Eda Honey. Prepared in North Dix- 
 on H. S. Stud. Council, Women's League. 
 Teacher, Chem. and Phys., H. S., Urbana, 
 1918 — . Address, 503 E. Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 9138. LOUIS LEE HOREN 
 With Munition Plant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; 
 b. My I, 1897, New York City. Prepared in 
 Madison H. S. Sigma Alpha Mu; Philo- 
 mathean; C. E. Club; Spanish Club; Chm., 
 Sr. Smoker Com., Menorah. With Munition 
 Plant, St. Louis, 1918 — . Address, 311 Weaver 
 Ave., Madison, 111. 
 
 9139- M. ETHEL HORTON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 24, 
 1891, Anthony, Kan.; d. T. A. (b. Jl 22, 1859, 
 N. Y.) and Lizzie S. (McBeth) Horton (b. 
 Mr 2, 1863, N. J.). Prepared in N. W. Acad. 
 Carrier, Okla.; im. W. St. Norm., Alva. Okla., 
 1908-12. Jamesonian. Teacher, H. S., Hills- 
 dale, Okla., 1918 — . Address, R. 4, Pond 
 Creek, Okla. 
 
 9140. DAVID HORWICH 
 (Brother of No. 6320) 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. F 22, 1897, Chicago; ». 
 Harris (b. Russia) and Sarah Horwich (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S.. Chi- 
 cago. Cosmopolitan; Tau Beta Pi: Prelim. 
 Honors. U. S. N. R., Pelham Bay, 111., 1918; 
 Mustered out. 1919. Address, 1425 S. Clifton 
 Park .\\e.. Chicago. 
 
 9141. WILLIAM BENTON HOSTETLER, 
 JR. 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. N 22, i8g6, Decatur, 
 111.; s. William Benton (b. 1843, Bedford. 
 Ind.) and Minnie I. ( Waggoner) Hostetler 
 (b. 1863, Decatur, 111.). Prepared in Decatur H. 
 S. Zeta Psi; Skull and Crescent; Alpha Kappa 
 Psi; Lt., LTniv. Brig.; Emblem Com.; Chm., 
 Fresh. Cap Burning Com.; Sr. Class Day Com. 
 Q. M. C. Camp Grant, 111., 1918— . Addrest, 
 350 W. Prairie Ave., Decatur, 111. 
 
 9142. FLORA EMILY HOTTES 
 (Daughter of No. 814) 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My ai, 
 1896, Champaign; d. Charles Frederick ('94). 
 (b. • Jl 8, 1870, Mascoutah, 111.) and Flora 
 (Guth) Hottes (b. Mr 20, 1873, do.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Alethcnai; Scribbler's; Pres., Soph. 
 Illinae. Scholarship in English, Univ. of 111., 
 1918 — . Address, 915 California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 9143- ROGER FAXON HOWE 
 (Brother of Nos. 2131, 2702, 3033, 378Si 6323) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 3, 1896, Urbana; s. 
 Edward Gardiner (b. Ag 11, 1849. Brookline, 
 Mass.) and Mary Elizabeth (Barnard) Howe 
 (b. F 16, 1855, Chicago). Prepared in Engle- 
 wood H. S. ///. Agr. Staff. Bat. F, :9iS-i6; 
 A. S. S. E. R. C, 1917; Photographic div., 
 A. S. S. C, U. S. S. M. A., Rochester, N. 
 Y. ; do., Cornell Univ., 1918 — . Address, 
 10233 S. Wood St., Chicago. 
 
 9144. MARY GEORGIA HO WELLS 
 
 (Sister of No. 9145) 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ja 22, iSgi, Staunton, 
 
 111.; d. Mary Howells. Prepared in Staunton 
 
 H. S. H. Sc. Club; Gregorian. Address, 60s 
 
 E. Olive St., Staunton, 111. 
 
 9145. RUTH COUND HOWELLS 
 (Sister of No. 9144) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 12, 1895, Staun- 
 ton, 111.; d. Mary Howells. Prepared in Staun- 
 ton H. S. ist Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; Woman's 
 League Council; Sec, Jamesonian. Address, 
 60s E. Olive St., Staunton, Ill.t 
 
 9146. ARTHUR WESSELS HOWSON 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ag 2, 1893, Folletts, la.; 
 !. Thomas Henry (b. Ap 27, 1858, Camanche, 
 la.) and Anna Cora (Wessels) Ho'wson (b. Ap 
 i860, Geneva, 111.). Prepared in Wendell 
 Phillips H. S., Chicago; Univ. of Wis., 1912- 
 15. Chi Phi; Scabbard and Blade; C. E. Club; 
 Technoaraph. 2nd Lt., E. O. T. C, Camp 
 A. A. Humphrey, Va.; do., A. E. F., Eng. ; 
 Mustered out, 1918. Address, 5636 Drexel Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 9147. HAROLD NORTON HUNGERFORD 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 29, 1893. Joliet, 111.; 
 s. Alvah Leroy and Alice Esther (Norton) 
 Hungerford. Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S.; 
 Yankton Coll., S. Dak., 1912-14. Farm House; 
 Glee Club; Hoof and Horn Club; Agr. Club. 
 Address, 210 Hunter Ave., Joliet, 111. 
 
 9148. ALICE LILLIAN HUNSLEY 
 Teachtr; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl ii, 1896, 
 Champaign; d. Henry William (b. Ag 30, 1851, 
 Lincolnshire, Eng.) and Emma Jane (Lktle) 
 Hunsley (b. F 25, 1855, Dereham. Out., Can.) 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Teacher, near 
 Sadorous, HI., 191S — -. Address, 902 N. Ran- 
 dolph St., Champaign. 
 
 9149. MARGARET HUNTER 
 
 (Sister of No. 5741) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. N 24, 1896, Chillicothe, 
 
 111.; d. Elmer Frederick (b. Wyanet, lU.) and 
 
 Maud Mary (Field) Hunter (b. North Hamp- 
 
19 iH] 
 
 DACCALAURliATE AlUMNI 
 
 ton, Mass.)- Prepared in Chillicothe H. S.; 
 Mrs. Lorings Sch. for Girls. Pi Beta Phi; V. 
 P., Jr. Class; Y. W. C. A. Address, Chilli- 
 cothe, 111. 
 
 9150. ALFRED HENRY INGWTERS 
 B. S. in A- E.; b. Jl 6, 1693, Moline, 111.; s. 
 John Henry Ingwers. Prepared in Moline H. 
 S. Scarab. Address, 1841 17th Ave., Moline, 
 
 in.t 
 
 9151. DOROTHY JOSEPHINE IWIG 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. So.; b. N 13, 189S. 
 Peoria; d. P. J. Iwig. Prepared in Monmouth 
 and Peoria H. Schs.; Bradley Poly. Inst. Al- 
 pha Omicron Pi. Teacher, Chem. and Gen. 
 Sc, H. S., Canton, 111., 1918 — . Address. 313 
 N. Elmwood St., Peoria; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Canton, 111. 
 
 9152. THOMAS HENRY JACKSON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 3. 1893, Pittsfield. 111.; 
 s. A. T. Jackson. Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. Corp., ^lotor Sect., jMed. Corps; Mustered 
 out, Mr 1919. Address, 507 E. Vine St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 9IS3. HERBERT JACOB J.A.COBI 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. O 13, 1S94, Milwaukee; 
 s. Philip (.b. Jl 4, i86i, do.) and Antonette 
 Jacobi (b. 1868, do.). Prepared in North Div. 
 H. S., Milwaukee. Tau Sigma Delta; Gar- 
 goyle. Bat. E., 68th Regt., H. S. C. A. C, 
 N. A., Ft. Wright, N. Y., 1918— . Address, 
 1402 Fond du Lac Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 9154. HENRY GEORGE MARTIN JACOB- 
 SON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 2, 1892, Chicago; s. 
 .\xel H. Jacobson. Prepared in Univ. H. S., 
 Chicago. 2nd Lt., 4th R. O. T. C, Camp 
 Zachary Taylor, Ky. Address, 801 Constance 
 Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9155. WENTWORTH CORY JACQUIN 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 9. 1896, 
 Peoria; s. Nickolas Jacob and Lucia E. Jac- 
 quin. Prepared in Bradley Poly. Inst. Beta 
 Thela Pi. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1919 — • 
 U. S. N. A. F., Sch. for Officers of Auxil. 
 Fleet, 1918; Mustered out, 1918. Address, 
 99 Barker Ave., Peoria. 
 
 9156. HELEN IDA JAMES 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N i, i8g6, 
 St. Cond, Minn.; d. Benjamin B. (b. Jackson- 
 ville, 111.) and Clara Ida (Day) James _ (b. 
 Portland, Me.1. Prepared in James Millikin 
 Univ.; Univ. of Wis., 1915. Gamma Phi Beta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, French and Span- 
 ish, Northern H. S., Detroit. igi8 — . Address, 
 Whitewater, Wis.; bus. add., 117 Melbourne 
 St., Detroit. 
 
 9157. ELMER THEODORE JANSSEN 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 23, 1894, Ritzville, 
 Wash.; s. H. T. Janssen. Chi Phi. Naval 
 Radio Sch.. Harvard, 1918; Mustered out, F 
 II, 1919. Address, loog Locust St., Sterling, 
 111. 
 
 9158. EDWARD ARTHUR JEUDE 
 A. B. in Chem. E.; b. S 7, 1892, St. Louis; 
 s. M. C. Jeude. Prepared in McKinley H. S., 
 St. Louis; Washington Univ. .Address, 2427 
 S. 2nd St., St. Louis.t 
 
 gisg. EVELYN GORDON JOHNS 
 Lunch-room Mgr. and Instr. : A. B. in H. Sc. ; 
 b. My 6, 1893, Danville, 111.; d. William Harri- 
 son (b. Jl 14, 1845, Vermilion Co.. 111.) and 
 Eva Gordon (Swannell) Johns (b. Ja 3, 1854. 
 Danville, 111.). Prepared m Danville H. S.; De 
 Pauw Univ., 1913-15. Alpha Chi Omega; H. Sc. 
 Club; Stud. Council, Woman's League; Sr. 
 Memorial Com. Home Econ. Exten. Worker, 
 
 Danville, 111., 191819; Lunch-room Mgr. and 
 Instr., Home Econ., H. S., Urbana, 111., 1910— . 
 Address, 1320 N. Vermilion St.. Danville, TIL; 
 c/o High School, Urbana, 111. 
 
 9 J 60. FLOYD HENNING JOHNSON 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 21, :89s, Kansas 
 City, Mo. ; s. August Henning (b. Sweden) 
 and Christine (Peterson) Johnson (b. do.). 
 Prepared in St. Charles and West Aurora H. 
 Schs. 111. Investment Banking. .Sergt.. Air Ser- 
 vice. Camp Grant; Washington, D. C; Mus- 
 -red out, Mr 14, 1919. Address, 299 Anderson 
 Hlvd., St. Charles. 111. 
 
 9161. LILLIAN RUTH JOHNSTON 
 Assistant; A. B. in H. Sc..; b. F 2, 1896, 
 Fisher, 111.; d. Lee George (b. S 13, 1865, 
 Champaign) and Annie (Jervis) Johnston (b. 
 D 6, 1868, do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Gamma Phi Beta; Omicron Nu; Woman's (jlee 
 Club; W. A. A.; Advisory Bd., Soph. lUinae. 
 Asst., Physiol., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 605 W. Springfield Ave., Champaign. 
 
 9162. EARL JESSE JONES 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 29. 1893, Story 
 City, la.: s. Arthur and Matilda A. (Kramme) 
 Jones. Prepared in Story City (la.) H. S.; 
 Capital Citv Commercial Coll., Des Moines. 
 Acanthus; Beta Gamma Sigma; Lambda "Tau 
 Rho. Band, 339th F- A., U. S. N. A., Camp 
 Dodge, la. Address, Gilbert, la. 
 
 9163. MACK MARQUIS JONES 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. O 8. 1896, Edgerton, Mo.; 
 s. William Thomas (b. O 27, 1865, do.) and 
 Ella Artemesia (Marquis) Jones (b. D 22, 
 1872). Prepared in Univ. Prep. Sch., Ton- 
 kawa, Okla.; Univ. of Okla., 19 14-15. Eta 
 Kappa Nu; E. E. Soc. ; Stud. Branch, A. I. 
 E. E. 14th Service Co., Signal Corps, Camp 
 Jleade, Md.; Mustered out, D 20, 19 18. Ad- 
 dress, Tonkawa, Okla. 
 
 9164. WARREN PAUL JONES 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr i, 1896, Chicago; d. 
 William Price Jones. Prepared in Crane Tech. 
 H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. ist Lt., 341st 
 Inf., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, 
 2859 Warren Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9163. ELIZABETH GLADYS JUDD 
 Yeowoman; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 28, 
 1896, Wenona, 111.; d. Nelson P. (b. My 11. 
 1854, do.) and Elizabeth Thompson (Wilson) 
 Judd (b. S 0, 1855, do.). Prepared in Urbana 
 and Champaign H. Schs. 3rd class Yeowoman, 
 U. S. N.. Washington. D. C; Mustered out. 
 igig. Address, 130 N. Greenwood Ave.. Kan- 
 kakee, III. 
 
 9166. JOSEPH JOHN KALIVODA 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 15, 1894, Svihov, Bohe- 
 mia; s. Joseph (b. My 5, 1867, do.) and Anna 
 (Mares) Kalivoda (b. Ja 9, 1870, Bezdekov, Bo- 
 hemia). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; 
 Crane Jr. Coll., 1914-16. Stud. Branch, A. S. 
 M. E. C. A. S., Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918; 2nd 
 Lt., do.; Mustered out, D 6, 1918. Address, 
 1436 S. Harding Ave.. Chicago. 
 
 9167. CLARENCE SAMUEL KAYSER 
 B. S. in .A.. E.; b. Jl 2, 1893, Muncie, Ind., 
 
 s. Philys Kayser. Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 
 Arch. Club. C. A. C, U. S. A.. A. E. F., 
 
 France, 1918 — . Address, 2003 E. William St., 
 
 Decatur, Ill.t 
 
 9168. EMMA GENEVIEVE KEITH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 13, 1896, Ross- 
 ville. 111.; d. Edward Everett (b. O 30, 1871, 
 Elwood, 111.) and Margaret (Wieland) Keith 
 (b. Mr 31, 1875. Joliet, 111.). Prepared in 
 Hinckley H. S. Address, Yorkville, 111. 
 
UiMVEUsnv or Ti.i.ixojs 
 
 Qif.Q. EDITH MAURIXE KELT.EY 
 
 (MOUNDS) 
 
 (Wife of No. 78- 7I 
 
 A. B. in I.. A. & S.; b. Ja 31, 1898. Camp 
 
 Point, 111. Prt-pared in Maplewood H. S.; 
 
 N. W. Univ. ( hi OtueK'i- Married William 
 
 Walter Mounds ('ifi'). Ag 31, loiS. Addrrss. 
 
 Carlinville, Ill.t 
 
 9170. IV.V KKI.I-FA'" 
 (Sister <if Xo. 7681) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 7. 1893. ("'Ore- 
 ville. III.; d. J. R. Kelley. Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Address, 1314 University .\ve., 
 Urbana.t 
 
 9:71. HENRY EEI KELI.V 
 
 B. S. in C. E.: b. Mr 2s. 1893. Shuniwar, 
 111.; s. William Henry (b.' O 2, 1851, Lick- 
 ing Co.. O.) and Julia Belle (Johnson) Kelly 
 (b. S 21. 1862. I'indcn. Ind.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Toledo, O. Central Norm. Coll., 
 Danville, Ind. Sigma Tau; C. E. Soc. Ad- 
 drt-ss, 1 1 14 4th St., Charleston, 111. 
 
 9172. JOHN THOMAS KELEY 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 2, 1896, Chicago; .s. 
 T. M. Kelly. Prepared in St. Ignatius Acad. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; V. P., Stud. 
 Branch. A. S. M. E., Spalding Guild. Ad- 
 dross, 515 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park. 111.;' 
 
 9173. FRANK SHERMAN KIMBAl.l, 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 16 1896, 
 
 Rockford. 111.; s. Carleton C'arroll (b. My 10, 
 18(19. Rockford, 111.) and Ella May (Irish) 
 Kimball (b. Ap S. 1876. Dodge Citv. Kan.). 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S.; N. W.^ Univ.^ 
 Kappa Psi; Alpha Chi Sigma. Chem. .Section, 
 Med. Corps. Base Hospital No. i, N. Y. City; 
 Sorgt.. U. S. A., Lab., Debarkation Hosp. No. 
 -(, do. Mem.. Am. Chem. Soc. .-Iddrcss, 710 N. 
 Winnebago St., Rockford. 111. 
 
 9174. HOW.S.RD DICKENS KIXER 
 LL. B.; b. S 21, 1894, Geneseo, 111.; s. 11. L. 
 
 Kiner. Prepared in Cieneseo Tp. II. S. Phi 
 Kappa Tau; Fresh. Varsity Swimming: N'arsity 
 Swmiming; Varsitv Water Basketball. 2nd 
 Lt., Inf., Ft. Sheridan. 111., 1018; Mustered 
 out, la 1919. Address, III W. South St., 
 Geneseo, Ill.t 
 
 9175. WALTER RAYMOND KIRXER 
 Student; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Jl 23. 1895. 
 
 Chicago; s. B. A. Kirner. Prepared in Lane 
 Tech. H. S., Chicago; Armour Inst, of Tech. 
 Alpha Chi Sigma: Sec, Chem. Club; III. 
 Chem. Staff, t^rad. Stud.. I'niv. of III., ioi_9 — . 
 Lt., Chem. Warfare Service. Lake Hurst, N. J., 
 1918; Mustered out, D 13, :9i8. Address, 
 S415 Fullerton Ave.. Chicago; bus. add., 917 
 W. 'Green St., Urbana.t 
 
 9176. JOHN LEO KLEIN 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 12, 1S95. Omaha. 
 Neb., s. Philip Henry (b. Burlington, la.) and 
 Mayme Elizabeth (Diamond) Klein (b. Horton. 
 Kan.). Prepared in Omaha H. S. Chi Beta; 
 Ma-wan-da; Sachem: Alpha Kappa Psi: Tribe 
 of mini; Conference Medal for Scholarship 
 and Ath.; Varsitv Football; Varsitv Baseball. 
 With M. E. Smith & Co., Omaha, Neb. Mer- 
 chant Marint Officers Sch., Chicago; Mustered 
 out, D T2, 1./18. Address, 604 N. 23rd St., 
 Omaha, Neb. 
 
 9177. .\RTHUR ERICK KLEMMEDSON 
 
 (Brother of No. 0178) 
 
 B. S. in .-\gr. ; b. Ap jS, 1S06. Colorado 
 Springs, Colo.; s. Magnus (b. O 14. 'S45. 
 Sweden) and Matilda (Danielson) Klemmed- 
 son (b. Te 11, 18^5. do.). Prepared in Colorado 
 Springs "(Colo.) H. S.; Colo. St. Agr. Coll. Pi 
 Kappa .\lpha; Adelphic; Csot., Univ. Brig. 
 
 S. M. A., Berkeley, Calif.; Jiid Lt., do.: Mus- 
 tered out, F 18, 1919. Address, 616 W. Kiowa 
 St., Colorado .Springs, Colo.t 
 
 0178. GUNNAR SIGESMUND 
 KLEMMEDSON 
 (Brother of No. 9177) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 6, 1893, Colorado 
 Springs, Colo.; s. Magnus (b. O 14, 1845, 
 Sweden) and Matilda (Danielson) Klemmed- 
 son (b. Je 11, 1855, do.). Prepared in (Colo- 
 rado Sprine-s (Colo.) H. S.; (Tolo. St. .\gr. 
 Coll., 1914-15. Address, 616 W. Kiowa St.. 
 Colorado Springs, Colo. 
 
 9179. ARTHUR LA VERNE KLINE 
 p.. .S. in .\gr.; b. Tl 4, 1896, Milwaukee; s. 
 .\arou (h. O 17. 187*3, Ft. Wayne, Ind.) and 
 .•^arah Lillian (Knauss) Kline (b. Ja 20, 1872, 
 -Xaperville, ill.). Prepared in Austin H. S.. 
 Chicago. Chi Beta; .Mnlia Zeta; Pi Delta 
 Kpsilon; Agr. Club; Lt., Univ. Brig.; Editor-in 
 Chief, J/!. Agr.; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Sr. Ball 
 l_]om. Central Inf., O. T. S.; 2nd Lt., Camp 
 (^lordon; Mustered out, Ja 15, 1919. Address, 
 841 N. Lawler Ave., Chicago. 
 
 oiSo. WILLIAM LEE KLINK 
 .\. B. in Commerce; b. Ja •. 1897, Maroa, 
 111.; s. Frank Klink. Prepared in Decatur 
 11. S. Ry. Club; Prelim. Honors. Address. 
 Cerro Gordo, Ill.t 
 
 9i8i. BESSIE MAY KLOTZSCHE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. F 6, 1897, 
 New Marioti, Ind.; d. Franklin T. (b. S 9. 
 1S67, Bnrbersville, Ind.) and Clara Black 
 (b. Ag 12, 1865, Rexville, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Lacon H. S.; Areola H. S. Gregorian. 
 Teacher. II. S.. Xogales, Ariz., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Essay on Friendship, Farm Home. 1913. Mem., 
 Bai>tist Church. Address, 1003 W. California 
 Ave.. I'rbana; bus. add.. Box 329, Nogales. 
 .\riz. 
 
 gi8j. JOHN MEREDITH KNAPPEN- 
 
 BERGER 
 Ottice Mgr. ; B. S. in Commerce; b. N 17. 
 1895, Mendon, Mo.; s. Meredith Archer (b. O 
 15, 1886, Macomb, HI.) and Grace (Parker) 
 Knappenberger (b. F 1873, Concordia. Mo.). 
 Prepared in Central II. S., Kansas City, Mo. 
 Phi Kappa Tau; Sigma Delta Chi; Pi Delta Ep- 
 silon: III. Mag. Staff; Campus Scout, Daity 
 mini; Mana^ine Ed., do.; Sr. Ball (^om.; 
 dim., Sr. Stag Com.; Class Sec; Pres., L^niv. 
 Band. Instr., SiErnalline, U. S. S. M. A., 
 LTrbana. My. lOiS; Enlisted. U. S. A., A. 
 S. S. C. Te 1918; Capt.. Staff Adj. Gen., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, assigned 111. U. S. S. M. A.. Ag 
 1918: Entered Radio O. T. S. ; Columbia Univ.. 
 Wt Service Sch.; Mustered out. D :91s. Office 
 Mgr., Areno Bros. Confectionary Co.. Kansas 
 City, !Mo., 1919 — . Grand Field Sec. Phi Kap- 
 pa Tau. Address. 2502 E. 28th St., Kansas 
 City. Mo.; bus. add., c/o Areno Brothers Con- 
 fectionary Co., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 9183. MARY JANE KNEESHAW 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. S 15, 1.896. 
 Glendora. Calif. Prepared in Lincoln (Neb.) 
 H. S.; I'niv. of Neb. Pi Beta Phi. Teacher, 
 TL S., Walkerton. Ind.. 1918 — . Address, 201 
 X'. 4th St., Niles. Mich.; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Walkerton, Ind. 
 
 0184. EWART BROUGHTON KNIGHT 
 B. S. in .\gr. : b. Tl 16. iSq6. Chicago: s. 
 William Miller (b. 1870, Bristol, Eng.) and 
 .•Vda Elizabeth Knight (b. 1873. Guernsey, 
 Channel Islands). Prepared in Austin H. S.. 
 Chicago. .Mpha Gamma Rho; Agr. Club; 
 IIoof\and Horn Club; Tr. Ed.. ///. Agr. iSth 
 Co.. Central O. T. S.. Camp Gordon. Ga., 1918; 
 Mustered out, D i. 1918. Address,' 225 N. 
 Central .-Vve., Chicago; bus. add., 226 S. La 
 Salle St.. do. 
 
TOiSl 
 
 Baccalaureate Af.umxi 
 
 723 
 
 9185. GLEXX KOEHLER 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 30, 1894, Van Wert, 
 O. ; s. Oscar Koehler. Prepared in Van Wert 
 (O.) H. S.; O. St. Univ. Address. 4^5 Boyd 
 Ave., Van Wert, O.t 
 
 9186. ROWENA AGNES KOHL 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 28, 1897, Cen- 
 tralia. 111.; d. Ferdinand (b. S 1865, do.) and 
 Cora Belle (Row) Kohl (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Centralia Tp. H. S.; Univ. of Colo. Kappa 
 Kappa Gamma; Mortarboard; Yo Ma; llliola. 
 Address, 203 S. Sycamore, Centralia, 111. 
 
 9187. MERLE ARTHUR KOLB 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ag 24, 1896, Chicago; s. 
 Oscar Edward (b. JI 25, 18C8) and Eugenie 
 (Larson) Kolb (b. Ap 5. 1877, Fort Dodge, 
 la.). Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; 
 Crane Jr. Coll.. 1914-16. Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau 
 Sigma; Stud. Branch, A. S. M. E.; Fresh. 
 Track. Address, 911 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park, 
 111. 
 
 9188. REYNOLD RUDOLPH KRAFT 
 
 B. S. in Min. E. ; b. Mr 29. 1895, Menominee, 
 Wis.; s. J. P. and Anna Catherine (Meyer) 
 Kraft. Prepared in Oak Park and Champaign 
 H. Schs. Beta Theta Pi; Theta Tau; Ma-wan- 
 da; Sachem; Tribe of Illini; Skull and Cres- 
 cent; Varsity Football; Pres., Jr. Class. Naval 
 Aviation. Cambridge, Mass.; Naval Air Sta., 
 Key West, Fla., 1918; mustered out, D 1918. 
 Address, 317 Marion St., Oak Park, Ill.t 
 
 9189. NORMAN WILLIAM KRASE 
 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. Ag 16, 1895, Chicago, 
 s. Herman C. (b. O 18. 1869) and Emily Sofia 
 (Schnider) Krase (b. S 17, 1869). Prepared 
 in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 
 1914-16. Alpha Chi Sigma; C)hem. .Club; Sig- 
 ma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Special and Fin- 
 al Honors. Chem. Research, Chem. Warfare 
 Section. N. A., Washington, D. C. ; ist Sergt., 
 do., 1918-19; Lt.; mustered out Ja 1919. Ad- 
 dress, 4338 N. Lincoln St., Chicago. 
 
 9190. PHILIP LEON KRAUEL 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. O 22, 1895, Danville, 111.; 
 s. William, Jr. (b. My 25, 1871, do.) and Jen- 
 nie (Fouteck) Krauel (b. D 26, 1875. do.). 
 Prepared in Danville H. S. Pi Tau Sigma. 
 Ord. Dept., Nitrate Div., Sheffield, Ala.; 
 Mustered out, Ja 29, 1919. Address, 916 N. 
 Jackson St.. Danville, 111.; fcji.r. add., 309 
 Oliver St., Whiting, Ind. 
 
 9191. CHESTER JAMISON KREIDLER 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. O 11, 1896, Elgin, 111.; 
 s. Deo Clare (b. Ag 5, 1869, Dansville, N. Y.) 
 and Sarah (Jamison) Kreidler (b. N 14, 1869, 
 Canisteo. N."Y.). Beta Theta Pi; Alpha Kap- 
 pa Psi; Capt.. Univ. Brig.; Capt., Track Team; 
 Sr. Smoker Com.; Sr. Ball Com. U. S. Naval 
 Auxiliary Reserve Schs., Chicago and Cleve- 
 land, 1918; Ensign, U. S. N. R., Pelham Bay. 
 Address, 244 S. Scoville Ave., Oak Park, HI. 
 
 9192. CHARLES FRANCIS KRUPAR 
 Business; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. F 25, 
 1896, Chicago; s. Frank (b. O 11, 1870. Bohem- 
 ia, Austria-Hungary) and Mary (Fasadil) Kru- 
 par (b. N 19, 1872, Chicago). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. C, Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll., 
 1914-16. Class Varsity Baseball, 1918; Class 
 Baseball. 1918. With Office Cost Dept., Nat. 
 Malleable Iron Works, Chicago. Service Sch., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1918; Sergt., Bat. B, F. A., 
 27th Regt.. Camp McCIellan, 1918; R. O. T. C. 
 Camp .Zachary Taylor, Ky., 1918. Mem., I. O. 
 O. F. ; Enarc Club. Address, 5232 23rd Place, 
 Cicero, 111.; bus. add., c/o National Malleable 
 Iron Works, Chicago. 
 
 9193- ARTHUR DETLEF LADEHOFF 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 28, 1894, Lyons, la.; 
 s. Oustave Ladehoff. Prepared in Lyons (la.) 
 H. S. Triangle; Sigma Tau; Garpoyle; C. E. 
 Soc; Glee and Mandolin Club. Co. B., 528 
 Bn., Engng. Corps, Camp Dodge, la.; Sergt., 
 Co. B, S28th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918— . 
 Address, iioi W, Main St., Clinton, la.f 
 
 9194- JOHN LAMB, JR. 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 7, 1894, Wor- 
 iJen, ^,11-; s- John (b. F 4, 1863, do.) and 
 Adelade May (Spicer) Lamb (b. N 15, 1862, 
 Clarksburg, Mo.). Prepared in Edwardsville 
 H. S. Alpha Zeta; Agr. Club; Treas., Hoof 
 and Horn Club; Final Honors. Farmer Wor-. 
 den, 111. U. S. N. A., Camp Robinson, Sparta. 
 Wis. Bat. D., 333d H. F. A., 1918— . Married 
 Ethel Belle Hoxsev, S 8, 19 16, Granite City, 
 111. Address, Worden, 111, 
 
 9195. GREGORY VASSILEFF LAMBROFF 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ag 8, 1890, Philippopolis, 
 Bulgaria. Prepared in Madison H. S. Ad- 
 dress, 13th and Madison Ave., Madison, Ill.f 
 
 9196. ALLEN H. LANCASTER 
 B. S. in Agr.; My 16, 1892, Ridgefarm, 
 111.; s. Mrs Laura Linn. Prepared in Ver- 
 milion Grove Acad.; Earlham (Toll. Address, 
 Ridgefarm, Ill.t 
 
 9197- GEORGE LANDON 
 
 A. B. In L. A. & S.; b. Je 21, 1896, Chicago; 
 s. Benson Landon. Prepared in Carl Shurz 
 H. S., Chicago. Naval Avia., Boston Tech., 
 Cambridge, Mass., 1918; Mustered out, N 20, 
 1918. Address, 3812 N. Kedvale Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., no S. Dearborn St., do. 
 
 9198. CARL CLARENCE LARSON 
 (Brother of No. 7023) 
 
 B. S. in L. A. & S.; b. D 29, 1895, Mazon, 
 111.; s. Charles Gustaf (b. O 3, 1868, Sweden) 
 and Anna S. Larson (b. Mr 26, 1866, do.). 
 Prepared in Mazon Tp. H. S. Alpha Chi Sig- 
 ma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; ist Lt.. Univ. Brig.; 
 LIniv. Orchestra. Corp., San Dept., Water 
 Analysis Lab., A. E. F., St. Nazarre, France, 
 1918 — . Address, Mazon, 111. 
 
 9199. ANGIE LA TEER 
 A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. My 31, 1894, Hoopes- 
 ton. 111.; d. William Jacob and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Vennum) La Teer. Prepared in Paxton 
 H. S.; Ward Belmont Coll.. 1914-15. Pi Beta 
 Phi; Y. W. C. A. Address, Paxton, Ill.t 
 
 Q200. FREDERICK ROULTON LAUDER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.: b. Je i, 1897, Bur- 
 lington, la.; s. Charles E. Lauder. Prepared 
 in Monmouth and Champaign H. Schs.; Mon- 
 mouth Coll. Ensign. U. S. N., Pelham Bay, 
 N. Y. Address, 304 N. 2nd St., Monmouth, 
 Ill.t 
 
 9201. TSE LAUPHIT 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 10, 1894, Nauchang, 
 China; s. Tse-Chang Lauphit. Prepared in 
 Nanyang H. S., Shanghai, China. Address, 
 Shanghai, China. t 
 
 9202. MARION MARIE LAURITZEN 
 A. B. in L. A.' &• S.: b. Ja 18, 1896, Chicago 
 Heights, 111.; d. Paul P. (b. F 4, 1867, Copen- 
 hagen, Denmark) and Emma (Christy) Lau- 
 ritzen (b. Jl i, 1873, La Porte, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Bloom. Tp. H. S., Chicago Heights. 
 Mem.. O. E. S. Address, 407 E. Washington 
 St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
^24 
 
 I'KIVEKSITV OF ILLINOIS 
 
 lioi.H 
 
 9203. CHARLES HENRV LAWRENCE 
 B. S. in Land. Card.; b. S 20, 1896, May- 
 wood, 111.; s. Edward Earl (b. Conn.) and 
 Roma Belle Lawrence (b. Davenport, la.). 
 Prepared in Woodstock H. S. Gargoyle; Univ. 
 Land. Arch. Soc. U. S. X., Great Lakes, 111.. 
 1918-19; Mustered out, Mr s, 1019. Address. 
 Woodstock, 111. 
 
 9204. BUnG FUNN LEE 
 Merchant; B. S. in M. E.; b. N 16, 1896, 
 Canton, China; s. Yew Tong (b. S s, 1866, 
 do.) and Lynn (Locke) Lee (b. S 10, 1873, 
 do.). Prepared in F.oone's Prep. Sell., Berke- 
 ley, Calif.; Univ. of Calif., 1913-15. Chinese 
 Stud. Club. Agr. Implement Business. Ad- 
 dress, Grenloch, N. J. 
 
 9205. TAO NAN LEE 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. Ag 26, 1896, Nan- 
 king. Kiangsu China; s. Yuen Sheng Lee. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. of Nanking H. S.; Univ. of 
 Nanking. Chinese Stud. Club. Address, M. 
 E. Mission, Nanking, China.t 
 
 9206. FRED WILLIAM LEGGITT 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S i, 1891, Carmi, 111.; s. 
 T. C. Leggitt. Prepared in Paragould (Ark.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of Mo. Aero Sqdn., Dunwoody 
 Inst., Minneapolis, 1918; Mustered out, D 2, 
 1918. Married Alice Adair, My 21, 1918, Min- 
 neapolis. Address, R. i, Paragould, Ark.f 
 
 9207. RUTH TOWNSEND LEHMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ap 20, 1895, 
 Lenox. la.; d. Charles E. (b. Ja 27. 1856, Os- 
 wego, 111.) and Carrie Augnjsta (Neff) Lehman 
 (b. Mr 14, 1868, la.). Prepared in Yorkville 
 H. S.; Drake Univ., Des Moines. 1913-14. 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Omicron Nu; Betliany Circle. 
 Teacher, Sc, H. S., Elk Harte, Ind., 1918 — . 
 .Address. Millington. 111.; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Elk Harte, Ind. 
 
 9208. CLALTDE LEIST 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 16, 1888, Edgar. 
 111.; s. Jonas (b. Ja 28, 1850, Pickaway Co., 
 O.) and Phebe Ann (Tweedy) Leist (b. Ap 13, 
 1853, Edgar Co., 111.). Prepared in Paris H. 
 S. ■ LT. S. N. A.. 191S— . Address. 413 W. 
 Edgar St.. Paris, 111. 
 
 9209. ELIZABETH LEITZBACH 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 16, 
 1896, Fairmount, 111.; d. A. J. (b. Ag 3, 1862, 
 Robertsville, Conn.) and Clara Kirkpatrick 
 (Dougherty) Leitzbach (b. Ag 23. 1S69, Fair- 
 mount. 111.). Prepared in Fairmount H. S.; 
 Ward Belmont Coll., 1913-15. Alpha Chi Ome- 
 ga; Scribblers; Theta Sigma Phi; Poetry So- 
 ciety: Illiola; Hist.. Fresh. Illinae; Advisory 
 Bd., Fresh. Illinae: 2nd Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; 
 Class Poet. Reviewer of books, McClurg Pub. 
 Co., Chicago. iqi8 — . Address, Fairmount, 
 111.; bus. add., McClurg Pub. Co., Chicago. 
 
 9210. HAMLET HARRISON LETT 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 29, 1895, Wash- 
 ington, Ind.; s. Emery (b. do.) and Dora 
 (Cfregory) Lett (b. do.). Prepared in Wash- 
 ington (Ind.) H. S. Teacher. H. S., Sparta, 
 111. Mem. M. E. Church. Address. Sparta, 
 111. 
 
 921 1. ANITA LIBMAN 
 Research Asst.; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 
 4. 1896. Vilna, Russia; d. Morris (b. 1870. 
 Russia) and Leila Elizabeth (Oleskaia) Libman 
 (b. 1875. do.). Prepared in Tuley H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Phi Beta Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi: Me- 
 norah; Woman's Cosmopolitan Club; Prelim. 
 Honors; B'nai B'rith Prize. Research Asst., 
 Illinois Historical Survey, L^niv. of 111., 1018 — . 
 Address, 1001 S. 5th St.. Champaign. 
 
 9212. RUTH EVALINE LIEBER 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 22, 
 1897, Marinette, Wis.; d. Maurice Henry and 
 Gertrude (Cook) Lieber (b. Somers. Wis.). 
 Prepared in New Trier Tp. H. S.; N. W'. 
 L'niv., 1915-16; L'niv. of Wis., summer, 191 6. 
 Chi Omega; Alethenai; Daily Illini Staff. Re- 
 porter, .Bo.jfon Transcript. 1918; St. Dir., Uni- 
 ted War Campaign, Mich., 191 8; City News 
 Bur., Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 988 Elm St., 
 Winnetka, 111.; bus. add.. City News Bureau, 
 Chicago. 
 9213. GEORGE LEONARD LINDEBERG 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. My 17, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 .\ugust (b. Ag 12, 1S65, Sweden) and Annie 
 (Pierson) Lindeberg (1). do.). Prepared in 
 Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Alpha Rho Chi; 
 Arch. Club; Y. M. C. A. Const. Co. 5-18, 
 Camp Paul Jones, Great Lakes. 111., 1918 — . 
 Address, 191 7 La Crosse Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9214. NAI YU LIU 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 14, 1893, Foochow, 
 China. Prepared in Tsing Hua Coll. Chinese 
 Stud. Club. Address, 2023 Kalorama Road, 
 Washington, D. C.t 
 
 9215. HAZEL IRENE LLEWELLYN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 18, 1893, 
 Sterling, 111.; d. William Eddie (b. Ap 25, 
 1868. do.) and Chloe Jane (Hill) Llewellyn 
 (b. Ja 14, 1864, Ogle Co.. 111.'). Prepared in 
 Sterling Tp. H. S.; West. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; 
 Cornell Coll.. Mt. Vernon. la., 1914-16. Al- 
 pha Xi Delta. Teacher, Prophetstown, 111., 
 iqi8 — . Address, R. i. Box 78, Prophetstown, 
 111. 
 9216. ISABEL KATHRYN LOCKWOOD 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 8, 1896, 
 Chicago; d. Ozro John (b. My 7, 1864, Eaton, 
 O.) and Katherine (Deppe) Lockwood (b. Mr 
 4, 1871. Chicago'). Prepared in Robert Waller 
 and Nicholas benn H. .Schs., Chicago; N. W. 
 Univ., 1914-15. Alpha Chi Omega Clerk, R. 
 R. Office. Chicago, 1918 — . Address, 718 Bit- 
 tersweet Place, Chicago. 
 
 9217. PING KWAN LONG 
 
 B. S. in .\gr. ; b. O 13, 1804. Hong Kong, 
 China; s. King Pok Long. Prepared in Gush- 
 ing Acad.; Purdue Univ. Cosmopolitan; 
 Chinese Stud. Club; Agr. Club. .Address, 
 72 E. Woodruff Ave., Columbus. O.t 
 
 9218. RUTH IDA LONG 
 (Sister of No. 7751) 
 
 A. B. in L. .-V S: S.; b. S 9, 1896, Atwood, 
 Kan.; d. Thomas Lincoln (b. .\p 19, 1865, 
 Watseka, 111.) and Laura Elen (Gaunt) Long 
 (b. Je TO, 1872. Breckenridge. Mo.). Prepared 
 in 'U'atseka H. S. Country Life Club; Jameson- 
 ian; Stud. Council, Woman's League. Ad- 
 dress, R. 6, Box 14, Watseka, Ill.t 
 
 9219. JL'LIAN LAWRENCE LOONEY 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 8, 1804. Appleby, 
 Tex.; s. Julian Antudor (b. Je i, 1S66, Shreve- 
 port, La.) and Mary (McKinney) Loortey (b. 
 Tl 17, 1868, Haughton, La.). Prepared in 
 "Ga. Sch. of Tech. Prep. Dept., Atlanta; Pur- 
 due Univ., 191 5-16. Stud. Branch, .\. .'^. 
 M. E. .Addre-is. Minden. La. 
 
 9220. BERYL FRANKLIN LOVE 
 f Daughter of No. 340") 
 .\. B. in L. A. & S.: b. Te 0. iSq6, Danville, 
 111.; d. Isaac .Mhert (b. ^Iy 16. 1855, Belfast. 
 Ireland) and Martha Harriet (Boggs) T ove 
 ('83). (b. Ap 23, i860, O.). Prepared in Dan- 
 ville H. S. Grad. Stud.. Univ. of 111.. 1918—. 
 Sigma Xi; Athenean; Sr. Council, W^oman's 
 League. .4ddress, 1214 N. Vermilion St.. Dan- 
 ville, 111. 
 
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 Baccalaukkate Alu M X I 
 
 72s 
 
 9221. CYRUS CHINGCHUNG LOWE 
 Student; B. S. in Commerce; b. Mr S, 1896, 
 Tientsin, China; s. Chi-Ming (b. Ag i, 1875, 
 Peking, China) and Yu Ming Lowe (b. Mr 10, 
 1878, Kwang-Ping. China). Prepared in Prep. 
 Dept., Methodist Peking Univ. and Tsing Hua 
 Coll., Peking, China. Cosmopolitan Club. Grad. 
 Stud., Harvard, 1918—. Address, 2023 Kalor- 
 ama Road, Washington, D. C. ; bus. add., 
 Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 9222. HELEN LUDLOW (MESSENGER) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 14, 1895, Paxton, 
 111.; d. Samuel (b. Ap 27, 1866, Ludlow, 111.) 
 and Adelle (Martin) Ludlow (b. Ag 7, 1870, 
 Gifford, 111.). Prepared in Paxton H. S. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Married Archibald 
 Messenger, O 10, 1918, Paxton. 111. Address, 
 826 Elm St., New Haven, Conn. 
 
 9223. FLOYD EDWARD LUNDGREN 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. F 23, 1897, Magnolia, 
 111.; s. Richard (b. 1862, Sweden) and Char- 
 lotte Lundgren (b. 1865, do.). Prepared in 
 Wenona and Lostant H. Schs. E. E. Soc; 
 2nd Lt. and Major, Univ. Brig.; Scabbard 
 and Blade. Machinists Mate, U. S. N.. 1918 — . 
 Address. Lostant, 111. 
 
 9224. MARY AGNES ADELAIDE LYMAN 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 10, 1895. 
 Champaign; d. Thomas Martin (b. Vermilion 
 Co., 111.) and Ellen Jane (Curtin) Lyman (b. 
 (Thicago). Prepared in Acad, of Our Lady, Chi- 
 cago. Pres., Jamesonian; Stud. Council, War 
 Relief Com., Woman's League; Class Hockey; 
 W. A. A.; Chm., Sr. Breakfast Com. Teacher. 
 H. S., Blue Mound, III.. 191 8 — . Address, 502 
 S. Lynn St., Champaign; bus. add., c/o H. S., 
 Blue Mound, 111. 
 
 9225. MARGARET LYNCH 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc.; b. O 6, 1893. Ur 
 bana; d. Patrick (b. Je 8, 1848, Dublin, Ire- 
 land) and Margaret Ann (Finnegan) Lynch 
 (b. O 15, i8'57, Xenia, O.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Teacher, H. Sc, H. S., Du- 
 quoin. 111., 1918 — . Address, 1007 W. Spring- 
 field Ave., Urbana; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 Duquoinj 111. 
 
 9226. OSCAR IVAN LYONS 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Je 12, 1896. Attica, Ind.; 
 
 s. J. O. Lyons. Prepared in Hoopeston H. S. 
 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Eta Tau Sigma; 
 
 A. S. E. E.; Prelim. Honors. Sergt., Co, 
 
 A., 605th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . 
 
 Address, 411 W. Washington St., Hoopeston, 
 
 Ill.t 
 
 9227. MARTHA McCAMMON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 24, 
 
 1896, Mound City, 111.; d. George Edward (b. 
 
 Mr 18, 1867, Metropolis, 111.) and Ella (Chi- 
 
 cas) McCammon. Prepared in Urbana H. S. 
 
 Gamma Phi Beta; Athenean; Y. W. C. A. 
 
 (Cabinet; V. P., Soph., Illinae. Teacher, Eng., 
 
 H. S., DeLand, 111., igi8 — . Address, 911 W. 
 
 California Ave., Urlsana; bus. add., c/o H. S., 
 
 DeLand, 111. 
 
 9228. ELIZABETH ADELLE McCLURE 
 B. Mus.; b. Ap 15, 1891, Gibson Citv, 111.; 
 d. H. W. (b. Ag 16, 1855) and Harriet (Mont- 
 gomery) McClure (b. My 4. 1865). Prepared 
 in Atlanta H. S.; Monticello Sem., Godfrey, 
 1 918 — . Address, 1413 Clinton Blvd., Bloom- 
 ingfton, 111. 
 
 9229. MARVIN GREER McCONNELL 
 Advertising; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 11, 
 1893. Chicago; s. William (b. Innisrush, Ire- 
 land) and Sara (Greer) McConnell (b. Ire- 
 land). Prepared in Englewood H. S. Pi Kappa 
 Alpha; Sigma Delta Chi: Dailv IlHm Staff; 
 
 Wrestling; Fresh. Varsity Football. With Ad- 
 vertising Agency, Chicago, 191 9 — . 4th O. T. 
 C., Camp Dodge, la., 1918; Sergt., Hdqtrs. 
 Dept., Bn. 17, 163rd Depot Brig.; 2nd Lt., do.; 
 Mustered out Ja 1919. Address, 6244 Lincoln 
 St., Chicago. 
 
 9230. VASHTI McCREERY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 14, 1893, Benton, 
 111.; d. Walker Williamson (b. O 10. 1858, 
 Thomosonville, 111.) and Elizabeth Wilson 
 (Swain) McCreery (b. D 24, 1858, Russell- 
 ville, Ky.). Prepared in Benton Tp. H. S.: 
 Bryn Mawr Coll., 1911-13, 1914-15. Address, 
 Benton, 111. 
 
 9231. MARY ELIZABETH McCULLOUGH 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. Je 10, 1895, 
 d. John (b. D 5, 1862, Urbana) and Anna 
 (Clark) McCullough (b. Ag 22, 1863, Urbana, 
 O.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Teacher, 
 Eng., French, and Zool.. H. S., Farmington, 
 111., 1918—. Address, R. 3, Urbana; bus. 
 add., c/o H. S., Farmington, 111. 
 
 9232. GEORGIA HELEN McDONALD 
 (.Sister of No. 4292) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Lerna, 111.; d. John 
 Thomas (b. do.) and Nannie (Massey) Mc- 
 Donald (b. Charleston, 111.). Prepared in 
 East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1908-11, 1912-13. 
 Omicron Nu; H. Sc. Qub; ist and 2nd Cab- 
 inet, Y. W. C. A. Address. Lerna, 111. 
 
 9233- RUTH McELHINEY 
 (Sister of No. 4293) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 24, 1893. 
 Hartsburg, 111.; d. George Murphy (b. O 12, 
 1856, Lincoln, 111.) and Sarah Elizabeth (Wo- 
 detzky) McElhiney (b. D 24, 1857, Baltimore). 
 Prepared in Kenney H. S.; James Millikin 
 Acad. Gamma Phi Beta; Yo Ma; Illiola. 
 Woman's Glee Club; Hist., Sr. Illinae. Teacher, 
 Eng., H. S., El Paso, 111., 1918— . Address, 
 Kenney, 111.; bus. add., c/o High School. El 
 Paso, 111. 
 
 9234. MALCOLM EDWARDS Mac- 
 GILLIVRAY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 31, 1895, Ithaca, 
 N. Y. ; s. Alexander Dyer (b. Jl 15, 1868, In- 
 verness (Highlandtown, O.) and Fannie Mary 
 (Edwards) MacGillivray. Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Hosp. Corps, Main Hosp., Bar- 
 racks 1071, Great Lakes, 111., 1918^. Address, 
 603 W. Michigan Ave., Urbana. t 
 
 9235. HELEN ANASTASIA McGINNIS 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 14, 1896, Chicago: 
 d. James W. (b. Orland, 111.) and Anastasia 
 (Bremner) McGinnis (b. Chicago). Prepared 
 in Acad, of Our Lady, Chicago; Chicago Norm. 
 Coll., 1914-16. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. 
 Address, 6404 S. Peoria St., Chicago. 
 
 9236. THOMAS WILSON McGRATH 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ag 31, 1893, Chicago. Pre- 
 pared in Austin H. S., Chicago. Hort. Club; 
 Celtic Club. Address, 401 W. Liberty St.. 
 Rome, N. Y. 
 
 9237. JOHN LANCASTER McGREGOR 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Je 23, 1896, Chicago; s. 
 
 John Donald (b. Ja 28, 1870, Stevens Point. 
 Wis.) and Margaret Helen (Lancaster) Mc- 
 gregor (b. D 25, 1873, Rondout, 111.). Pre- 
 
 fared in St. Ignatius Acad., Chicago. Tribe of 
 llini; Dolphin Club; Spalding (juild; A. S. 
 iV. E.; Varsity Football: Capt., Varsity Water 
 Basketball. O. T. C Camp Zacharv Taylor. 
 Ky.; 2nd Lt., F. A. R. D. Motor Sch., Camp 
 Jackson, S. C. ; 2nd Lt., 4th Inf. F. A.; Camp 
 Zachary Taylor, Ky. Address 2736 Congress 
 St.. Chicago. 
 
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 9^38. a:lexander McKay 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. N II, 1893. Almira, Wash.; 
 s. Peter (b. Belfast, Ireland) and Ellen (Wal- 
 lace) McKay (b. do-). Prepared in Almira 
 (Wash.) H. S. B. S., Whitman Coll., 1916. 
 Beta Theta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. Address, Al- 
 mira, Wash. 
 
 9239. MARY ANNETTE McKEE 
 (Sister of No. 7060) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ap 17, 1894, 
 Kankakee, 111.; d. Leroy McKee (b. Ag 2, 1850, 
 Minersville, Pa.) and Augusta (Lemke) McKee 
 (b. F 19, 1866, Ger.). Prepared in Kankakee 
 H. S. W. A. A.; Gregorian; Country Life 
 Club; Class Basketball. Address, R. i, Kanka- 
 kee, 111. 
 
 9240. ROBERT EMMETT McKEEVER 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Mr 21, 1895, Ireton, la.; 
 s. Hugh Francis (b. Howell, Mich.) and Mary 
 Ellen (Kearney) McKeever (b. Pinckney, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Jackson (Neb.) H. S.; 
 Broadwater Co. H. S., Townsend, Mont. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Stud. Branch, A. I. 
 E. E.; Prelim. Honors. Eng. R. C, 1918; Sig- 
 nal R. C., 1918; Signal Corps. Radio Sch., 
 1918; Radio O. T. S., Columbia Univ., New 
 York City, 191 8-19. Address, Jackson, Neb. 
 
 9241. EDWARD BROWN McLEE 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. Jl 10, 1895, Rockford, 111.; 
 s. Thomas J. (b. do.) and Johanna (Tynan) 
 McLee (b. Vermont, 111.). Prepared in Rock- 
 ford H. S. Phi Kappa; Fresh. Varsity Base- 
 ball. U. S. N. A. R. Sch.. Municipal Pier, Chi- 
 cago, 1918; Ensign, Eng. Div., 1919 — . Address, 
 204 S. Avon St., Rockford, 111. 
 
 9242. BERNIECE BOWER McNAIR 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 20, 1896, 
 Tolono, 111.; d. Harlan Page (b. S 3. 1S68, 
 Danville, 111.) and Grace Rebecca (Bower) Mc- 
 Nair (b. Je 7. 1872, Tolono, 111.). Prepared 
 in Tolono and Champaign H. Schs.; Oxford 
 Coll., 19 1 3-1 6. Kappa Alpha Theta; Mask and 
 Bauble. Clerk, Cost Acct. Office, Dairy Husb. 
 Dept., Sch. of Agr., Univ. of 111., 1918— . Ad- 
 dress, Tolono, 111.; bus. add., 901 S. Wright 
 St., (Champaign. 
 
 9243. ANGELINE McNEILL 
 B. L. S.; b. D 12, 1891, Galena, 111.; d. 
 Thomas (b. Mr 18, 1851, do.) and Nora (Min- 
 er) McNeill (b. Ag 16, 1856, do.). Prepared 
 in Lake Forest Acad.; B. A., Lake Forest Coll., 
 1916. Sigma Tau. Address, 500 Hill St., Ga- 
 lena, 111. 
 9244. MARIE LINDSEY McWILLIAMS 
 B. Mus.; b. Ag 25. 1891, Urbana, 111. Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Address, 704 W. Green 
 St., Urbana.t 
 
 9245. EDWARD PAUL MACHOVEC 
 B. S. in Ry. M. E.; b. Jl i, 1893, St. Paul; 
 s. Edward E. (b. Ag 10, 1865) and Mary Kath- 
 arine (Hake) Machovec (b. N 3. 1862). Pre- 
 pared in Newton (Kan.) H. S.; Central H. S., 
 Kansas City, Mo.; Rockingham Prep., Kansas 
 City. Mo.; Kan. Univ.. 1Q12-13. Phi Kappa 
 Sigma; Theta Tau. 17th Co., U. S. C. A. C. 
 Ft. Williams, Me., 1918 — . Address, 2604 
 Lockridge Place, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 9246. PAUL JAMES MACKIN 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F 2, 1893, Omaha. Neb.; 
 s. John Mackin. Prepared in Omaha (Neb.) 
 H. S.; la. St. Coll. Address, 3849 Charles 
 St., Omaha, Neb. ' 
 
 9247. LAWRENCE CHESTER MADISON 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 7, 1887, Boone, la.; s. 
 Z. H. Madison. Prepared in Quincy H. S. 
 Address, 1105 California Ave., itrbana.t 
 
 9248. CLYDE MAKUTCHAN 
 B. S. in C. E.- b. N 23, 1895, Buda, 111.; ». 
 Charles A. (b. Ja 9, 1857, Providence, 111.) 
 and Mary Frances (Beckwith) Makutchan (b. 
 D 4, 1863, Buda, 111.). Prepared in Buda H. 
 S.; Bradley Poly. Inst., 1911-14. 2nd Lt., 
 33rd Engrs., Co. D., A. E. F., France, 1918; 
 do., Sauner Art Sch., do., 1918 — . Address, 
 Buda, 111. 
 
 9249. RICHARD HENDERSON MALLORY 
 (Brother of No. 4797) 
 With Supply Co.; B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 10, 
 1896, Batavia, 111.; s. Albert Douglas (b. Ja 9, 
 1 86 1, do.) and Frances (Hazen) Mallory (b. Ag 
 31, 1871). Prepared in Batavia H. S.; Rollins 
 Coll. Acad., Winter Park, Fla. Chi Psi; Sa- 
 chem; Ku Klux; Capt., Univ. Brig.; V. P., 
 Stud. Council; Office Staff, Omaha Supply Co., 
 Omaha, Neb., 1919 — . Lt., Naval Aviation, 
 1918; Chief Q. M., Naval Avia. Sta., Key 
 West, Fla.; Mustered out, D i, 1918. Address, 
 Omaha, Neb. 
 
 9250. GRACE ESTELLA MALSBARY 
 (LATIMER) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ag 22, 1883, New Rich- 
 mond. Ind.; d. George Malsbary. Prepared in 
 Valparaiso (Ind.) H. S. H. Sc. Club. Mar- 
 ried Capt. G. G. Latimer, Je 28, 1918, Darling- 
 ton, Ind. Address, 606 Chalmers St., Cham- 
 paign. t 
 
 9251. MYR-\ FRANCES MANLEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 18, 1895, 
 Tolono, 111.; d. George Manley. Prepared in 
 Champaign H. S. Teacher, H. S., Blue Mound, 
 111., 1918 — . Address, 1201 W. Church St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., c/o High School, Blue 
 Mound, Ill.t 
 
 9252. THEODORE BERGEN MANNY 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 12, 1897, Chicago; s. 
 Charles E. Manny. Prepared in Nicholas Senn 
 H. S., Chicago. Address, 741 N. Central Ave., 
 Chicago.! 
 
 9253. MAUDE IRENE MARKS 
 (Sister of No. 7786) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 6, 1897, 
 Plymouth, Ind.; d. George Douglas (b. Jl 28, 
 1860, Culver, Ind.) and Tennie Mae (Thorn- 
 burg) Marks (b. Je 6, 1867, Rutland, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Plymouth (Ind.) H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; Mortarboard; Ale- 
 thenai; Mask and Bauble; W. A. A.; Prelim. 
 Honors; Class Basketball; Class Hockey; Ad- 
 visory Bd., Sr. Illinae. Teacher, Eng., H. S., 
 La Porte, Ind., 19 18 — . Address, Plymouth, 
 Ind.; bus. add., c/o High School, La Porte, 
 Ind. 
 
 9254. EDMUND ANTHONY MARTELL 
 B. S. in Ry. E. E. ; b. F 23, 1897, Murphys- 
 
 boro. 111.; s. Foss (b. do.) and Lillie (Richer) 
 Martell (b. do.). Prepared in Christian Broth- 
 ers Coll., St. Louis. Beta Phi; Spa'ding 
 Guild; Ry. Club. 2nd Lt., Radio Div.. U. S. 
 A., Camp Meade, Md., 1918 — -. Address, 308 
 N. 9th St., Murphysboro, 111. 
 
 9255. MARGARET LOUISE MARTENS 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. D 14, 1890, Anchor, 111.; 
 
 d. Jacob (b. 1866. Hanover, Ger.) and Cornelia 
 Grace (Saathoff) Martens (b. 1867, Benson, 
 111.). Prepared in Chatsworth H. S. Address, 
 .\nchor. 111. 
 
 9256. FRANK ALBERT MARTIN 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. N 12, 1896, 
 Chicago; s. Frank and Linna (Handel) Martin. 
 Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S.. Chicago. Chem. 
 Club. Chem., Grasselle Chem. Co., East Chi- 
 cago, Ind., 1918 — . Address, 4240 N. Robey 
 St.. Chicago; bus. add., 21 Ruth St., Hammond. 
 Ind. 
 
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 9257. GEORGE HAJIME MATOBA 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. My 19, 1887, Tokushi- 
 ma, Japan; s. Shozabro Matoba. Prepared in 
 Lewis and Clark H. S., Spokane, Wash.; 
 Wash. St. Coll. Address, n Fuyacho-Gojo, 
 Kioto City, Japan. t 
 
 9258. ALBERT OTTO MATTHEWS 
 Chemist; A. B. in Chem. E.; b. Mr 6, 1893, 
 Washington, D. C; s. Albert (b. Saalfeldt, 
 Ger.) and Marie (Fiele) Matthews (b. Worms, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Central H. S., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; 
 Special Honors. Jr. Gas Chem., U. S. N. A.. 
 Am. Univ. Exp. Sta., Washington, D. C, 1918- 
 19. Address, 382 St., N. E., Washington, D. C. 
 
 9259. VERONICA CATHERINE MATUS- 
 ZEEVICZ 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 20, 
 1892, Minonk, 111.; d. Stanislas (b. Ap 21, 
 1864, Poland) and Catherine (Zulcz) Matus- 
 zeevicz (b. N 25, 1868, Poland). Prepared in 
 Minonk H. S. Teacher, Latin and Spanish, 
 H. S., Maysville, Ky., 19 19 — . Address, 
 Minonk, 111.; bus. add., c/o High School, 
 Maysville, Ky. 
 
 9260. ERWIN WILLIAM MAUTNER 
 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. O 17, 1896, Chicago; 
 s. Henry Mautner. Prepared in Lake View and 
 Lane Tech. H. Schs., Chicago. Cosmopolitan; 
 Chem. Club. Nitrate Div., Ord., U. S. A., 
 1918 — . Address, 919 Addison St., Chicago. f 
 
 9261. RAYMOND JONES MAXWELL 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 10, 1895, Flat 
 Rock, 111.: s. C. A. Maxwell. Prepared in 
 Paris H. S. Lt., Inf., Camp Zachary Taylor, 
 Ky. Address, 1109 S. Main St., Paris, lU.t 
 
 9262. THOMAS BOLTON MAYO 
 A. B. in Chem.; b. Je 24, 1896, Alton. 111.; 
 s. Mattie Mayo. Prepared in Alton H. S. 
 Kappa Alpha Phi. U. S. N. A., Camp Grant, 
 Rockford, 111., 1918 — . Address, 911 Piasa 
 St., Alton, Ill.t 
 
 9263. HENRIETTA MEDLAR 
 A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Je 22, 1895, Omaha, 
 Neb.; d. Irvin A. Medlar. Prepared in Omaha 
 (Neb.) H. S.; Rockford Coll. Address, 3327 
 Harney St.. Omaha, Nebr.f 
 
 9264. HAROLD TECUMSEH MEEK 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 30, 1897, Law- 
 renceburg, Ind.; s. Tecumseh Henry (b. Law- 
 renceburg, Ind.) and Nannie Belle (Meek) 
 (b. Woodford Co., 111.). Prepared in Peoria 
 H. S. Acanthus; 2nd Lt., Commandant's Staff, 
 Univ. Brig.; Siren Staff. Sergt., sth Inf., 111. 
 Nat. Guaro, '016-17; ist Lt., 5th Inf., 111. Nat. 
 Guard; Muster^J out, 1917. Address, 505 Bige- 
 low St., Peoria. 
 
 9265. CHARLES FRANKLIK MERCER 
 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. S 20, 1804, Kansas City, 
 Mo.; s. Charles H. Mercer. Prepared in Kan- 
 sas City (Mo.) Man. Tr. H. S. Class Baseball; 
 Sr. Hat Com. Capt., Hdqtrs. ^0., Univ. Brig. 
 Address, 1607 Garfield Ave., Kansas City, Mo.i 
 
 9266. RALPH DILWORTH MERCER 
 (Brother of No. 6420) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ta 22, 1895, Vermont, 
 111.; s. Abraham Lincoln (b. do.) and Martha 
 Burr (Witchell) Mercer (b. Vermont, 111.). 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. Agr. Club: Hoof 
 and Horn Club; Fresh. Varsity Baseball; Sr. 
 Memorial Com. U. S. N., Great Lakes, 111. 
 Address, Vermont, 111. 
 
 9267. JANNETT LOU MEWHIRTER 
 Nurse; B. S. in H. Sc; b. O 9, 1895, Bris- 
 tol, 111.; d. George Mewhirter. Prepared in 
 Yorkville H. S. City Hosp., New York City, 
 1918 — . Vassar Tr. Camp, 1918. Address, 
 Yorkville, III.; btis. add.. Nurses Home, Black- 
 wells Island, New York City. 
 
 9268. ALFRED WERNER MEYER 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ap 13, 1894, 
 Blue Island, 111.; s. Albert Meyer. Prepared 
 in Englewood H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi. Ad- 
 dress, 6747 Wentworth Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9269. ANTOINE FERDINAND ERNST 
 HENRY MEYER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My i, 
 1893, Aux-Cayeo, Hayti, West Indies; s. 
 Friedrich (b. Hanover. Ger.) and Marietta 
 (Labastille) Meyer (b. Aux-Cayeo, Hayti, West 
 Indies). Prepared in Real-Gymnasium, Har- 
 burg, Ger. Cosmopolitan Club; Pres., Der 
 Deutsche Verein; Le Cercle Frangais; 111. 
 Dramatic Federation. Capt., Instr., Western 
 Mil. Acad., Alton, 111. Address, 766 Marion 
 St., Waukegan, III. 
 
 9270. JULIAN GILBERT MIDDLETON 
 B. S. in A. E. ; b. D 15, 1893. Amity, Mo.; 
 s. Henry Charles (b. O 29, 1840, Buffalo, N. 
 Y.) and Sarah Jane Middleton (b. Ap 20, 1848, 
 Salem, Mo.). Prepared in Pomona H. S.; 
 Univ. of So. Calif. Lambda Chi Alpha; Sigma 
 Tau; Gargoyle; Glee and Mandolin Club. 4th 
 E. O. T. C, Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va., 
 1918 — . Address, 650 N. Park Ave., Pomona, 
 Calif. 
 
 9271. EVELYN MILES 
 Student; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 25, 189s, La 
 Grange, 111.; d. Francis Frederick (b. i860, 
 Chicago) and Ada Eleanor (Harte) Miles (b. 
 1863, Hamilton, Ont.). Prepared in Lvons Tp. 
 H. S., LaGrange, 111.; Wash. St. Coll., Pullman, 
 Wash.. 1914-16. Kapna Alpha Theta; Omicron 
 Nu; Kappa Delta Pi; Alethenai. Attended 
 Woman's College, Plattsburg, Vassar College, 
 Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1918 — : Address, 106 N. 
 Madison Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 9272. ARCHIE ROSCOE MILLER 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 20, 1894, Mahomet. 
 IlL; s. Wilson John (b. F 14, 1864, do.) and 
 Bettie (Buicham) Miller (b. Jl i,' 1873, do.). 
 Prepared in Mahomet H. S.; Champaign H. S. 
 Stud. Branch A. I. E. E.; E. E. Soc. Engng. 
 R. C, 1918; Signal Enlisted R. C, 191S— . Ad- 
 dress, Mahomet, 111. 
 
 9273. DEAN ALBERT MILLER 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. F i, 1897, Canton, III.; s. 
 Michael James (b. N 19, 1856, Newport, Ky.) 
 and Marie (Haberbusch) Miller (b. Ag 24, 
 1858. Alsace-Lorraine). Prepared in Canton 
 H. S. C. E. Soc; Capt., Hdqtrs. Co., Univ. 
 Brig. 1st Tr. Co.. C. A. C, sth Tr. C, Ft. 
 Monroe, Va., 19 18; Capt., C. A., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Address, 283 W. Walnut St., 
 Canton, 111. 
 
 9274. WALTER PORTER MILLER 
 r^~nier; B. S. in Agr.; b. F 14, 1889, Har- 
 kers' Corners: s. James Smith (b. Ap 20, i860, 
 Smithville, 111.) and Margarette Josephine 
 (Walters) Miller (b. F 20, 1865. Limestone, 
 111.). Prepared in Monmouth Co'l. Acad.; 
 Monmouth Coll., 1014-16. Alpha Zeta; Agr. 
 Club; Country Life Club. Farmer, Hanna City, 
 111., 1918 — . Married Edna Belle Glasgow, My 
 22, 1918, Hanna City, 111. Address. Hanni 
 City, 111. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 I1918 
 
 9275. DWIGHT L. MINK 
 Salesman; A. B. in Commerce; b. S 11, 
 1896, Galva. III.; s. Frederick C. and Kathryn 
 E. (Wedge) Mink. Prepared in Galva H. S. 
 Sigma Phi Epsilon; Glee Club; Daily I Hint, 
 Staff; Tcchnoaral^h Bd. Salesman, Lafayette 
 Tractor and Implement Co., Lafayette, Ind. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 319 N. \V. Third 
 Ave., Galva, 111.; bus. add., c/o Lafayette Trac- 
 tor and Implement Co., Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 9276. DONALD RICHARDS MITCHELL 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ta 16, i88q, Evanston, IlL; 
 S. Clara M. Mitchell. Prepared in Wendell 
 Phillips H. S., Chicago. Prelim. Honors. Ad- 
 dress, 6252 Stony Island Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9277. LEONARD OSGOOD MITCHELL 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. My 7, 1894, Alameda, Calif. 
 Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Pre- 
 lim. Honors. Sergt., Hdqtrs. Co., i6ist Depot 
 Brig., Camp Grant, 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 Sii S. Elmwood Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 9278. EDWIN STUART MOBERLEY 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 21, 1897, Windsor, 111.; 
 s. James A. (b. S 19, 1857, do.) and Ada Min- 
 nesota (Bruce) Moberley (b. Ja 21, i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Tallulah (La.) H. S. Iris; Staff 
 Capt., Univ. Brig.; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. ///. 
 Agr. Staff. Mem., Christian Church. Address, 
 Tallulah, La. 
 
 9279. JAMES WEIR MONCRIEFF 
 
 Ceram. Engr. ; B. S. in Ceram. E.; b. Je 19, 
 1896, Otsego, Mich.; s. Robert Moncrieff. Pre- 
 pared in Otsego (Mich.) H. S. 2nd Lt., C. 
 .A. C, Co. I. 5th O. T. C, Ft. Monroe, Va., 
 1918; do.. Coast Defenses of San Francisco, 
 1 91 8; Mustered^ out, D 28, 1918. Address, 
 1000 E. Fulton St., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 9280. ILA E. MONOHON 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ja 10, 1895, Greenup. 
 111.; d. Mark Twain (b. My 31, 1871, do.) and 
 Ida Belle (Ewart) Monohon (b. Jl 17, 1S76, 
 do.). Prepared in Greenup H. S. H. Sc. Club; 
 Celtic Club; W. A. A.; First Council, Wo- 
 man's League; Class Hockey, Baseball, and 
 Basketball. Address, 912 W. Green St.. Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 9281. ALLEN RAY MOORE 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 20, 1893, Bloom- 
 ingdale, Ind.; s. P. O. Moore. Prepared in 
 Bloomingdale (Ind.) Acad.; Ind. Central Univ. 
 A. E. F., France, 191S — ; Army of Occupation, 
 Germany, 1919 — . Address, 1408 W. Park .Ave., 
 Urbana.t 
 
 92S2. SARA ELIZABETH MOORE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 12, 1896, Dan- 
 ville, 111.; d. Edward S. (b. D 1866, Fairmount, 
 111.) and Elizabeth B. (Johnson) Moore (b. Ap 
 1868, Danville, 111.). Prepared in Danville H. 
 S. Pi Beta Phi. Address, 16 16 N. Vermilion 
 St.. Danville, 111. 
 
 9283. nVAYXE KENNETH MOORE 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 21, 1891, Sheldon, 111.; 
 s. Azur Beal (b. 1856, 111.) and Emma M. 
 (Mantor) Moore (b. 1861. do.). Prepared in 
 t'niv. H. S.. Chicago; Univ. of Chicago, 1909- 
 10. Agr. Club; Hort. Club; Floriculture Club. 
 Soil Surv., Logan Co., 111.. 1918. Aviation 
 Mechanics Tr. Sch., St. Paul, S 1918. Died 
 O 13, 1918- 
 
 9284. HANYEMON MORITA 
 A. B. in Commerce: b. S 29, 1888, Kisarazu, 
 Kimitsa. Japan; s. Hanjiro Morita. Prepared 
 in Chiba Provincial H. S., Japan. Address, 
 1622 Kisarazu, Kimitzu, Japan. t 
 
 9285. ALIDA HELEN MOSS 
 (Sister of Nos. 2471, 2472, 31 18) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 9, 1896. 
 L'rbana; d. Charles Melville (b. Te 8, 1853, New 
 York Mills, N. Y.) and Frances Elizabeth (Hav- 
 en) Moss (b. My 27, 1854, Ann Arbor, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Urbana H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Pres., Athenean; Prelim. 
 Honors; ist Cabinet, Y. W. C. A.; Classical 
 Club. Teacher, H. S., Arthur, 111., 1918— . 
 Address, 806 S. Mathews. Urbana; bus. add., 
 Arthur, 111. 
 
 9286. RICHARD ADAM MUESSEL 
 B. S. in Land. Card.; b. Mr 12, 1894, South 
 Bend, Ind.; s. Adam Muessel. Prepared in 
 South Bend (Ind.) H. S. ; Purdue Univ. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Scarab; Varsity Baseball; Univ. 
 Land Arch. Soc. U. S. N. A.. 18 Co., 5th Bn., 
 S5 Div., Camp Custer, Mich,; Sergt., 143rd 
 Aero Sqdn., Gerstmner Field. La., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 701 Cottage Grove Ave., South Bend, 
 Ind.t 
 
 9287. MARTIN REUBEN MUNDORF 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 22, 1897, Elber- 
 field, Ind.; s. John Mundorf. Prepared in 
 Marshall Tp. H. S.; N. W. Coll. Phi Alpha 
 Tau. Address, Marshall, Ill.t 
 
 9288. GER.\LD EDSON MURRAY 
 Merchant; B. S. in Commerce; b. Ja 26, 
 1895, Rensselaer, Ind.; s. George Edson (b. 
 Ap 13, 1857, Leesburg, O.) and Charlotte 
 O'Neal (Hester) Murray (b. Jl s. 1865, Char- 
 lestown, Ind.). Prepared in Rensselaer (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of Wis.. 1914-16. Delta Upsilon. 
 Merchant, Rensselaer, Ind. 2nd Lt., Artillery, 
 L'. S. A., 1918; Mustered out. D 3. 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 208 Park Ave., Rensselaer, Ind. 
 
 9289. GLADYS LEORA NADEN 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 23, 1896, 
 Newark, 111.; d. J. Darby Naden. Prepared in 
 Yorkville H. S. Sigma Kappa; Yo Ma. Teach- 
 er, H. Sc, H. S., Aurora, 111., 1918 — . Address, 
 Newark, 111.; bus. add.. High School, Aurora, 
 111. 
 
 9290. SHIMAJI NAKANISHI 
 Engineer; B. S. in E. E.; b. Je 29, 1888, 
 Japan; s. Hikobe (b. F 20, 1836) and Yoneko 
 (Susuki) Nakanishi (b. N 3, 1S53). Prepared 
 in First Middle Sch., Aichiken, Japan; Waseda 
 Univ., Japan; Cert., Univ. 01 Idaho, 191 S. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. Address, 24 Arako, Aichi, 
 .Aichiken, Japan. 
 
 9291. CATHERINE NEEDHAM 
 (Sister of No. 5337) 
 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 20, 189S. 
 Champion, Neb.; d. William Alexander (b. 
 iSd2, Hardin Co., Ky.) and Alice Rosella 
 (.Brown) Needham (b. i860, Crawford Co., 
 111.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Valedictor 
 ian; Phi Beta Kappa; Theta Sigma Phi; Mor- 
 tarboard; Alethen.ai; Scribblers; Permanent 
 Class Sec. Scholar in Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1918 — . Add>icss. 1 210 W. University Ave., 
 L^rbana. 
 
 9292. HAROLD ALPHA NEFF 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 3. 1897. Leaf 
 River, 111.; s. Emery Isaac (b. O 2, 1861, Mt. 
 Morris, 111.) and Ada Jane (Bowers) Neff (b. 
 Ap 25, 1871, Brookville, 111.). Prepared in 
 Rochelle H. S. Adelphic; Glee Club. U. S. 
 A., 1918-19. Address, Rochelle, 111. 
 
 9293. SEVERINA ELAINE NELSON 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 20, 1896, Chicago; 
 d. N. S. Nelson. Prepared in Decatur H. S.; 
 N. W. Univ. Omega Upsilon; lUiola; ist 
 Council, Women's League; Dramatics. Address, 
 448 Washington Blvd., Oak Park. Ill.t 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alum ni 
 
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 9294. IVA FLORENCE NEWBURN 
 (Sister of No. 6452) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. S 3, 1895, Hoopeston, 
 111.; d. Oliver Chranston (b. Ap 19, i8ss, Meta- 
 mora, 111.) and Rhoda Ellen (Keena) Newburn 
 (b. Jl 22, i860, Mt. Pulaski, 111.). Prepared in 
 Urbana H. S. Athenean; 2nd Cabinet. Y. W. 
 C. A.; Pres., H. Sc. Club; ist Council, Wo- 
 men's League; ///. Agr. Staff; V. P., Jr. Illi- 
 nae. Auth. : Housekeeping and Living. ///. 
 Agr.; Matters of Economy, do.; The Why and 
 How of Wheat Saving, do.; That He Who 
 Runs May Read, do. Address, 1006 W. Main 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 9295- WALTER HAINES NEWCOMB 
 
 B. S. in Chem.; b. My 22, 1890, Saybrook, 
 111.; s. Chas. A. Newcomb. Prepared in 111. 
 Wesleyan Acad, and Univ. Chem. Club. Ad- 
 dress, Fisher, lU.t 
 
 9296. WALTER ALLEN NEWLIN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F i, 1891, Annapolis, III.; 
 s. J. A. Newlin. Prepared in Prep. Dept., Un- 
 ion Christian Coll. Sergt., Co. 17, Camp Gor- 
 don, Ga., 1918 — . Address, Annapolis, Ill.t 
 
 9297. ROBERT KEITH NEWTON 
 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ja s. 189s, Jerseyville, 
 111.; s. Robert (b. My 25, 1836, Manchester, 
 Eng.) and Flora (Keith) Newton (b. D 23, 
 1854). Prepared in Jerseyville H. S. Theta 
 Tau; Eta Kappa Nu. Radio Div., Signal Corps, 
 U. S. A., 1918; 2nd Lt., do., Univ. of Calif., 
 Berkeley, Calif.; Mustered out, F 4, 1919. Ad- 
 dress, Jerseyville, 111.; bus. add., 330 Waverley 
 St.. Palo Alto, Calif. 
 
 9298. JOHN TIMOTHY NOLAN 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ja 4, 1894, Pence, Wis.; 
 s. Patrick J. Nolan. Prepared in Gilbert 
 (Minn.) H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Theta Tau; C. 
 E. Soc; Spalding Guild; Treas., Sr. Class; 
 Chm., Cap and Gown Com. U. S. Nitrate 
 Plant No. 1, Sheffield, Ala. Address, Gilbert, 
 Minn. 
 
 9299. ELLA BAXTER OAKES 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Jl 21, 1889, Laura, 111.; 
 d. William McDorman (b. Je 18, 1849, White 
 Deer Valley, Pa.) and Robah Louise (Chap- 
 man) Oakes (b. Ag 9, 1847, Elmwood, 111.). 
 Prepared in Elmwood H. S. H. Sc. Club; 
 Jamesonian; Choral So.c. Address, Oak Lawn, 
 I.aura, 111. 
 
 9300. LAURA ODELL 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N s. iS?'!. Oakland, 
 111.; d. T. M. Odell. Prepared in Oakland H. 
 S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ.; Chicago Polyclinic 
 Tr. Sch. for Nurses. Address, c/o Mrs. W. S. 
 Baichley, West Salem, Ill.t 
 
 9301. RUTH INGEBORG OHRMAN 
 
 (RAHN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 9330) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 28. 1893, Chicago; 
 d. G. E. Ohrman. Prepared in Thornton H. 
 S.; N. W. Univ. Gregorian. Married Rud- 
 olph Rahn ('18), Jl 27, 1918, Washington, D. 
 C. Address, 15024 (Columbia Ave., Harvey, 
 Ill.t 
 
 9302. DWIGHT BROADNAX OHRUM 
 
 (Brother of No. 4838) 
 
 B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Jl 15, 1892. Delta, 
 Pa.; s. S. C. Ohrum. Prepared in Cairo H. 
 S. ; Dennison Univ. Tau Beta Pi; Pres.. Ry. 
 Club; Pres., C. E. Soc: Technograph Staff. 
 Lt., 544th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 330 Windmere, Dallas, Tex. 
 
 9303. HAROLD LOEFFEL OLESON 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 14, 189s, Highland 
 Park, 111.; s. Olaf Lawrence (b. Norway) and 
 Alma Carrie (Loeffel) Oleson (b. Chicago). 
 Prepared in Deerfield Shields H. S., Highland 
 Park, 111. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Eta 
 
 Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi- E. E. Soc; A. I. E E ■ 
 Prehm. Honors; ist Lt., Univ. Brig. 2nd Lt.' 
 Radio Sch., U. S. R. C, 1918; Mustered out, 
 D II. 1919. Address, 369 Moraine Road, High- 
 land Park. 111.; bus. add., Engng. Dept., Mar- 
 coni Wireless Co., New York City. 
 
 9304. ROBERT GEORGE OLSON 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 6, 1895, Chicago; s. 
 i.eorge Olson. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S • 
 Crane Jr. Coll. Acacia; Pi Tau Sigma; Jr. 
 Mem., A. S. M. E. Ensign Sch., U. S. N 
 Stevens Inst.. Hoboken, N. J., 1918 — . Address, 
 1 23 1 Winnemac Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9305- MABEL THELMA OSBURN 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 20, 189?, 
 Ilutsonville, 111.; d. Mrs. J. F. Gallion. Pre- 
 pared in Robinson H. S.; 111. Woman's Coll. 
 Delta Epsilon Phi. Teacher, H. S., Marshall. 
 111., 1918— . Address, 106 S. Romine St., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add.. High School, Marshall, III. 
 
 9306. HAROLD PATTERSON OWEN 
 (Brother of No. 7852) 
 B S in Ry C. E.; b. S 6, 1896, Morgan 
 Park, 111.; s. Charles S. (b. McHenry 111.) 
 and Georgie B. P. Owen (b. Chicago). Pre- 
 pared in Lane Tech. H. S. Alpha Chi Rho; 
 Theta Tau; Ry. Club; Fresh. Class Track; 
 Soph. Picnic Com.; Jr. Smoker Com.; Sr. 
 Memorial Com. Ensign Sch., Municipal Pier, 
 Chicago, 1918; Wounded on board ship, 1918; 
 Mustered out, Ja 24, 1919. Address, 930 
 Argyle St., Chicago; bus. add.. Western Elec- 
 tric Co., 500 S. Clinton St., do. 
 
 9307- MARY PACK 
 (Sister of No. 5856) 
 Assistant; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Mr 8, 1896, 
 River Forest, 111.; d. William Francis and Mary 
 Bell (Ferguson) Pack. Prepared in River Forest 
 and Oak Park H. Schs. Pres., Illiola; Treas., 
 Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Pres., H. Sc Club; 
 Ex. Council, Woman's Leaeue. Asst., Home 
 Econ. Exten., Univ. of 111., 1918; State 
 Specialist, Sch. lunches, do., 1919 — . Address, 
 360 N. Franklin Ave., River Forest, 111.; bus. 
 add., 311 Daniel St., Champaign. 
 
 9308. ALFRED ROBERT PASTEL 
 Engineer; B. S. in Arch.; b. Ja 30, 1893, 
 
 Chicago; s. Chas. R. (b. D 14, i856, Austria) 
 and Anna Pastel (b. Mr 14, 1874, do.). Prepared 
 in Crane Tech. H. S., (Chicago. Arch. Club; 
 Capt., Univ. Brig. Insp. and Expediting Engr.. 
 Pensacola Shipbuilding Co., Emergency Fleet 
 Corporation. Pensacola, Fla., 1918 — . Address, 
 1615 S. Homan Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Pensacola Shipbuilding Co., Pensacola, Fla. 
 
 9309. BERENICE MARIE PAUL 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 20, 1896, Chicago; 
 d. V. F. Paul. Prepared in Waller H. S., Chi- 
 cago; N. W. Univ. Spaulding Guild; Canterbury 
 Club. Address, 2347 Cleveland Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9310. MARGARET PEALE 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. Ta 27, 1896, 
 Chicago; d. Charles M. (b. F 23," 1866. Belvi- 
 dere. 111.) and Marietta (Parkhill) Peale (b. 
 .\p 30, 1866, do.). Prepared in Belvidere H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Omega; Yo Ma; H. Sc. Club; Jr. 
 Hat Com.; Hockey. Teacher, H. Sc, H. S. 
 Paxton, 111., 1918 — . Address, Belvidere, III.; 
 bus. add.. High School, Paxton, 111. 
 
 931 1. FRANCIS H. PEARSON 
 
 B. S. in M. E.: b. Je 20, 1896, Hinsdale, 
 111.; s. ivels (b. do.) and Maria (Anderson) 
 Pearson. Prepared in Hinsdale H. S. Theta Tau; 
 Pi Tau Sigma; Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E.; Stud. 
 Council; Sr. Memorial; Chm., .Sr. Invitation 
 Com. N. R. Flying Corps, 1918; Mustered out, 
 1919. Address, 66 N. Clay St., Hinsdale. HI. 
 
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 [1918 
 
 9312. WILLIS McGERALD PEIRCE 
 B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Je 20, 1896, Buffalo, 
 N. Y. ; s. Walter Merton (b. N. Y.) and Fran- 
 ces Agnes (McGerald) Peirce (b. Canandaigua, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Kidgway (Pa.) H. S.; Pa. 
 St Coll., 1914-17. Sigma Pi. Chem. Warfare 
 Service, U. S. N. A., 1918 — . Address, 304 
 Metoxet Ave., Ridgway, Pa. 
 
 9313. MARY LUCILE PEIRSON 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 4, 1896, Murphysboro, 
 IlL; d. John James (b. 1853, Canaan, N. Y.) 
 and Anna Katherine (Soams) Peirson (b. Ap 
 3, 1864, LTniontown, Pa.). Prepared in Mur- 
 phvsboro Tp. H. S. Gamma Phi Beta; Yo Ma; 
 Mortorboard; Omicron Nu; Illiola; H. Sc. 
 Club; Kappa Delta Pi; V. P., Women's League; 
 W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. Address, 2015 Wal- 
 nut St., Murphysboro, 111. 
 
 9314. HAZEL MARIE PELL 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ap i, 1896, Urbana; d. 
 James R. (b. Ap 9, 1862) and Rosalie (Ott) 
 Pell (b. S 4, 1872). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Teacher, H. Sc, H. S., Tuscola. 111., 
 1918 — . Address, 103 W. Washington St., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add., 55 S. Main St., Tuscola, 111. 
 
 9315. LAMBERT BENJAMIN 
 
 PENHALLOW 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. S 12, 1897, Denver; s. 
 Arthur L. Penhallow. Prepared in Hyde Park 
 H. S. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Jr. Mem., A. S. 
 E. E. Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., North Atlantic 
 Transport Service, 191 7 — . Address, 6341 
 Kenvv-ood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9316. RUTH PERCIVAL 
 (Sister of No. 43S2) 
 Social Worker; B. S. in H. Sc; b. N 8, 
 1805. Urbana, 111.; d. Otis (b. Je 20, 1859, do.) 
 and Anna Johnson (b. Mr 20, 1861, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Alpha Omicron Pi; 
 H. Sc. Club. Social Seivice Work, Des Moine? 
 1 91 8; Sec. Home Service Sect., Champaign 
 Co. Red Cross, Urbana. Address, 906 W. 
 Green St., Urbana. 
 
 9317. FRANCES lANET PERKINS 
 Psychologist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 19, 
 1894, Springfield, 111.; d. Charles Rufus aiid 
 Katherine (Dunnuck) Perkins. Prepared in 
 Laurel (Miss.) H. S.; Univ. of Chicago. Al- 
 pha Xi Delta: Pres.. Fresh. Illinae. Asst. 
 Psych., Juvenile Psychopathic Inst., 1918. Y. 
 M. C. A. Reconstruction work in hospitals. 
 France, 1918 — . Address, 7th Ave., Laurel, 
 Miss. 
 
 9318. SILAS CARLISLE PETERSON 
 With Tractor Co.; B. S. in Agr.: b. Ag 5, 
 1893, Buckingham, 111.; s. Goodman F. (b. 1838, 
 Norway) and Carrie (Thorsen) Peterson (b. 
 1841, Morris, 111.). Prepared in Herscher H. 
 S.; 111. St. Norm. Sch. Beta Phi; Varsity Base- 
 ball. With Kraig Tractor Co., Cleveland, 
 1919 — . U. S. A. S., 1918; do., Camp Dick, 
 Tex.; Chanute Field, 1918; Mustered out. N 30, 
 1918. Address, Herscher, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 Kraig Tractor Co., Cleveland. 
 
 9319. BERNICE IRENE PHILLIPS 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 11, 1895, 
 Lostant, 111.; d. Richard William (b. Ap 23, 
 1866, do.) and Grace Blair (Hiltabrand) Phil- 
 lips (b. D 3, 1870, Tonica. 111.). Prepared in 
 Lostant and Bloomington H. Schs. ; 111. Wes- 
 leyan L'^niv., 1913-16. Sigma Kappa; Sr. Me- 
 morial Com.; Y. M. C. A. War Fund Com. 
 Teacher, H. S., Streator, 111., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1207 Clinton Blvd., Bloomingrton, 111.; 
 bus. add., Higli School, Streator, 111. 
 
 9320. RUTH PHILLIPS 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 30, 1895, E. Cleve- 
 land; d. P. A. Phillips. Prepared in Shaw 
 (Cleveland) H. S. Sigma Kappa; Omicron Nu. 
 Address, 1738 Holyoke Ave., E. Cleveland.! 
 
 9321. BETHA PLYMALE 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 19, 1875. Dunleith, W. 
 Va.; d. A. W. Plymale (b. Je 10, 1824, Dun- 
 leith, W. Va.) and Malinda (Swanson) Ply- 
 male (b. Ap 29. 1839, Virginia). Prepared in 
 Norm. Sch., Huntington, W. Va. Baseball, 
 Basketball, Hockey Teams; W. A. A. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, 1120 7th Ave., Hunt- 
 ington, W. Va. 
 
 9322. EDWARD CHARLES POHLMAN 
 
 B. S. in M. E. ; b. Ag 10, 1896, Chicago; s. 
 Albert (b. Ap 22, i86i, Ger.) and Anna (Glom- 
 ske) Pohlman (b. My 23, 186S, Chicago). Pre- 
 pared in Loyola Acad.; Loyola Univ., Chicago, 
 1914-16. Spalding Guild; A. S. M. E.; Sr. Pi 
 Tau Sigma Prize. Address, 2745 Logan Blvd., 
 Chicago; bus. add., Marcus Hook, Pa. 
 
 9323. WESLEY WILLIAM POLK 
 B. S. in M. & S. E.; b F. 14, 1893, La 
 Grange. 111.; s. Edmund R. (b. Mr 7, 1866, do.) 
 and Agnes Mary (Little) Polk (b. My 13, 1869, 
 Clinton, Ontario, Can.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. 
 H. S. Alpha Sigma Phi. Co. i, B., 4th Engrs.. 
 O. T. C, Camp Lee, Va., 1918 — . Married 
 Edith Azalia Riley, Je 7, 1916, Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 1004 Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 9324. MARGARET LOIS PORTER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 7, 1:95, Gladstone, 
 111.; d. Frank Porter. Prepared m Knox Coll. 
 Address, Gladstone, Ill.t 
 
 9325. KEELER DE WiTT PULCIPHER 
 Journalist; A. B. in Commerce; b. O 14, 1896, 
 Centralia, 111.; s. Charles Edgar and Caroline 
 Frances (Beal) Pulcipher. Prepared in Centralia 
 Tp. II. S. Pi Kappa Alpha; Sigma Delta CJhi; 
 Pi Delta Epsilon; Pierrots; Ed., Daily I Hint; 
 Asst. Ed., ///. Mag.; Sr. Ball Com.; Homecom- 
 ing Com. U. S. N. A., 1918; N. A. O. T. Sch., 
 ist Co., Inf., Camp Sherman, O. ; 2nd Lt., do.; 
 Assoc Ed., Camp Sherman News. Address, 
 121 N. Maple St., Centralia. 
 
 9326. WILLIAM FRANK PURNELL 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 7, 1895, Muncie, 111.; s. 
 Joseph Samuel (b. My 26. 1858, Hillsboro, Ind.) 
 and Fannie Martha (Lucas) Purnell (b. O 8, 
 1S61, Veedersburg, Ind.). Prepared in Danville 
 H. S. Farm House; .apt. Club; Hoof and Horn 
 Club. U. S. A., 1918. Address, Muncie, 111. 
 
 9327. FLORENCE KATHERINE QUINN 
 
 (HUMPHREYS) 
 
 (Sister of No. 6497) 
 
 B. Mus.; b. D 10. 1895, Lafayette, 111.; d. 
 
 Frank F. (b. An 16 1861, Toulon, 111.) and 
 
 Nellie Mae (Jones) Quinn (b. D 21, 1861, La 
 
 Fayette, 111.). Prepared in Galesburg ^ H. S. 
 
 .\lpha Chi Omega. Married Robert Humphreys, 
 
 S 30, 1918. Address, Lafayette, Ill.t 
 
 9328. CLEMENT JOSEPH RAFINSKI 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. N 25, 1S95, Thomaston, 
 Conn.; s. Joseph Rafinski. Prepared in Thomas- 
 ton (Conn.) H. S.; Univ. of Wash. Grad. 
 Stud., Harvard Univ. ist Lt., Ord. Dept., 
 Rock Island Arsenal; Mustered out, Ja 8, 
 191Q. Address, Center St., Thomaston, Conn. 
 
 9329. LESTER ADDISON RAHN 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 19, 1896, Lanark, 111.; 
 s. Clinton Addison (b. S 30, 1868, do.) and 
 Anna Marie (Shaner) Rahu (b. Nov. 14, 1870, 
 do.). Prepared in Lanark H. S. Musician, 
 second class. Great Lakes Naval Band, 1918 — . 
 Mem., Eng. Lutheran Church. Address, Lan- 
 ark, 111. 
 
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 9330. RUDOLPH RAIIN 
 (Husband of No. 9301) 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. Ap 6, 1895, Thornton, 
 111.; s. John Rahn. Prepared in Thornton Tp. 
 H. S. Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Jr. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E.; Staff, Tcchnograph; Prelim. 
 Honors. .2nd Lt., Search Light Div., Engng. 
 Corps, L'. S. A. Married Ruth Ohrman ('iS), 
 Jl 27, 1918, Washington, D. C. Address, 150J4 
 Columbia Ave., Harvey, 111. 
 
 9331. LESTER COURTNEY RAINES 
 Instructor; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 23, 
 1896, Milford, 111.; s. Charles E. (b. 1861, 
 Kentland. Ind.) and Mattie V. (Shepherdson) 
 Raines (b. 1862, Dayton, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Milford Tp. H. S. Celtic Club; Der Deutsche 
 \'erein; 111. Drama Federation; Le Cerrle 
 Frangais. 2nd Lt., Inf., Ft. Sheridan, 111., 
 1918; do., Personnel Adjt., O. Wesleyan 
 Univ., Delaware, O. ; Mustered out, D 24. igi8. 
 Address, 903 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 9332. KATHRYN ROSE RAITHEL 
 A. B. in L. A. &■ S.; b. Ja 31. 1897, Chicago; 
 d. George William (b. 1863, do.) and Rose 
 Spielman (b. 1867, Ger.). Prepared in Lake 
 \^iew H. S., Chicago; N. W. Univ., 1914-15. 
 Chi Ome^a; Mask and Bauble; Le Cercle Fran 
 cais; Daily Illini and ///. il/ajr. Staffs; Sr. 
 Council, Women's League. Address. 4450 N. 
 Ashland Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9333. CHARLES EDWARD RANDA 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. S 23, 1895. Chicago; s. 
 Joseph Randa. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 ,S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. E. E. Soc. Ad- 
 dress, 3839 W. 26th St., Chicago. t 
 
 9334. FRANK JOHN RANDALL . 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 15, 1894, .Aurora, 111.: 
 s. Lew Wallace (b. N i, 1861, do.) and Esther 
 Elizabeth (Evans) Randall (b. S 12. 1S69. do.) 
 Prepared in W. Aurora H. S. Alpha Chi Rho; 
 Agr. Glee Club; Agr. Club. Corp.. 14th Int. 
 V. S. N. A., 1918; Mustered out, Ja 1919- Ad- 
 dress, 222 Cedar St., Am ora. 111. 
 
 9335. LURA JANE RANKIN 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 17, 1892, Payson. 111.; 
 d. Charles H. (b. Ag 2. 1859, do.) and Henri- 
 etta L. (Whittleton) Rankin (b. S 11, i860, 
 do.). Prepared in Mountain View (Calif.) Tp. 
 H. S. W. A. A.; H. Sc. Club; Capt.. Baseball; 
 Hockey; Women's League Council. Address, 
 Payson, 111. 
 
 9336. HUBERT HONENS RATHBUN 
 B. S. in Land. Gard. ; b. Mr 31, 1893. Crab 
 Orchard, Neb.; s. I. H. Rathbun. Prepared in 
 La Salle-Peru Tp. H. S. Supply Sergt.. Co. 
 B, S27th Engrs., Toul, France. Address, 
 Spring Valley. 111. 
 
 9337. EMMA GRACE READER 
 Chemist; A. B. in L. A. &■ S.; b. Jl 27, 1892, 
 Centralia, HI.; d. Alfred Edmund (b. 1867, 
 New York) and Anne (Parkin) Reader (b. 
 1870. Sheffield, Eng.). Prepared in Centralia 
 Tp. H. S.; James Milliken Univ., 1911-12. 
 Delta Delta Delta. Chem., William R. Warner 
 Co., St. Louis, Mo., 1919 — . Address, 332 S. 
 Maple St., Centralia, 111. 
 
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 9338. CORDELIA REED 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 20. 
 1897, Lafayette. Ind.; d. Worth (b. D 9, 1853, 
 Fountain Co., Ind.) and Delia Harriet Shaup 
 (b. F 16, 1859, Monticello, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Covington (Ind.) and Lafayette (Ind.) fl. 
 Schs. Hamilton Coll., 1914-16. Chi Omega; 
 Alethenai; Le Cercle Frangais. Grad. Stud.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1918 — . .Address, Covington. 
 Ind.; bus. add., 907 S. Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 9339. GEORGE HOSTER REID 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 6, 1895, Mt. Vernon, 111.; 
 s. G. W. Reid. Prepared in Mt. Vernon H. S. 
 Agr. Club. Address, 513 S. isth St., Mt. Ver- 
 non, Ill.t 
 
 9340. HAROLD SPEER REID 
 E. S. in Land. Gard.; b. O 4, 1894, Bridge- 
 port, O. ; s. E. W. Reid. Prepared in Mech. 
 Arts H. S.; Coll. of St. Thomas, St. Paul. Al- 
 pha Sigma Phi; Gargoyle; Univ. Land. Arch. 
 Soc; Ensign, LT. S. N., 1918 — . Address, 834 
 Ashland Ave., St. Paul.t 
 
 9341. BERNHARD PAUL REINSCH 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 22, 1892, Malcom, 
 la.; s. John F. (b. 1870, Ky.) and Anna M. 
 (Ilulsebus) Reinsch (b. 1876, Wayne Co., la.). 
 Prepared in Wartburg Coll., Clinton. la.; la. 
 St. Univ., 1912-13. Scabbard and Blade; ist 
 Lt. and (Tapt., Univ. Brig.; Rifle Team. ist 
 R. O. T. C., Ft. Sheridan. 111., 1917; Instr., 
 Tactics, U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918. 
 .Uldrcss, 1 1 04 Mulberry Ave., Muscatine, la. 
 
 9342. MARIE CORZINE RHOADS 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 15, 
 1895, Isabel, HI.; d. Orra B. Rhoads. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Teacher H. S.. 
 Homer, 111., 1918 — . Address, 411 E. Healy 
 St., Champaign; bus. add., Plonier, lU.f 
 
 9343. PERRY MARION RHUE 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 21, i8g6, Brad- 
 Ijury, 111.; s. Jessie William and Sidney Eliza- 
 Iieth (Cochonour) Rhue. Prepared in Mattoon 
 H. S. Co. A. 343rd M. G. Rn., A. E. F., 
 France; wounded in action, 19 18. Address, 
 306 S. 4th St., Champaign. 
 
 9344. K-\THARINE GRACE RICE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 20, 1802, Philo. 
 111.; d. Clarence A. (b. Ap 7, i86i, Princeton, 
 111.) and Carrie B. (Hazen) Rice (b. Ja 22, 
 1863, Philo, 111.). Prepared in Philo H. S. 
 Address, Philo, Ill.t 
 
 9345. OLIVE AREY RICHARDS 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 6, 1892. Jerseyville, 
 111.; d. John Harrison (b. Ap 14, 1843, Mar- 
 quand. Mo.) and Olive Gertrude (Tiff) Rich- 
 ards (b. S 8, 1857, Jerseyville. 111.). Prepared 
 in Jerseyville, H. S.; 111. St. Norm. LTniv., 
 1911-13. .iddress, 537 Eiler St., St. Louis. 
 
 9346. BLANCHE BELLE RICHART 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 6, 1883. Lena. 
 III.; d. John Erwin (b. Ja 26. 1846, Muncie, 
 Pa.) and Ella Jane (Drew) Richart (b. F 18. 
 i860, Lena, 111.). Prepared in Lena H. S. and 
 Evanston Acad.; N. W. Univ.. 1904. Wo- 
 men's League: Y. W. C. A.; Pres., Jamesonian. 
 .-iddress, Mt. Sterling, 111. 
 
 9347. JEAN ELNORA RICHMOND 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ap 20, 1891, Waterman, 
 111.; d. William Richmond (b. Ag 19, 1862, 
 Scotland) and Mary Dixie (Harvey) Richmond 
 (b. N 0. 1862, do.). Prepared in^ No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch., 1011-13. Omicron Nu; Women's 
 League Council; H. Sc. Club. Address, Wa- 
 terman, 111. 
 
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 9348. GERTRUDE KATHERINE RICHTER 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. S 24, 1893, Daven- 
 port, la. Prepared in Univ. of Chicago. Gam- 
 ma Epsilon Pi. Address, 1025 W. gth St., 
 Davenport. la.t 
 
 9349. RUTH ANNA RIPPLE 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 8, 1897. Buffalo. 
 N. Y. Prepared in Tuley H. S., Chicago; N. 
 W. Univ. Address, 1333 N. Oakley Blvd., Chi- 
 cago.! 
 
 9350. WALTER SCOTT RISSER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. S. in E. E.; b. D 27, 1S94, 
 Paris, 111.; s. J. B. Risser. Prepared in 
 Paris II. S. Signal Corp, O. T. S., Camp 
 Meade; Mustered out, D 24, 1918. With 
 Kemy Elec. Co.. Anderson, Ind., 1919 — . Ad- 
 dress, 520 Hendricks St., Anderson, Ind.; bus. 
 add., c/o Remy Elec. Co., do. 
 
 9351. WALTER THEOBALD RITTER 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. D 18, 1896, Chicago; s. 
 Emil (b. do.) and Clara Elizabeth (Fischer) 
 Ritter (b. do.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S. 
 Zeta Psi; Theta Tau; Pi Tau Sigma; L'niv. 
 Orchestra. 4th Tr. Co., sth Tr. C, C. A. C, 
 Ft. Monroe, Va.: Lt. Instr. ; Gas Defense 
 Work, do.; Mustered out, D 10, 1918. Address, 
 1640 Shervvin Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 223 W. 
 Austm Ave., do. 
 
 9352. CLAUDE MORRILL ROBERTS 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Mr 25, 1894, Greene, 
 Kan. Prepared in Decatur H. S. Address, 
 1 091 St. Louis Ave., Decatur, Ill.t 
 
 9353. ARTHUR BEEKMAN ROBERTSON 
 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ag 18, 1896, Petersburg, 
 III.; s. Thomas M. (b. S 12, 1864, Tallula, 111.) 
 and Lucy M. (b. D 20, 186;. Petersburg. 111.). 
 Prepared in Petersburg H. S. Electn., Co. B, 
 Camp Bradley, Peoria, 111. Address, Peters- 
 burg, 111. 
 
 9354. ETMELYN CLYDE ROBINSON 
 
 A. i}. in II. Sc: b. Ag 4, 1S95. La Salle, 111.; 
 s^ Charles S. (b. Ap .^o, 1865, do.) and Emma 
 Clyde (Hamel) Robinson (b. N 7, 1863, do.). 
 Prepared in La Salle-Peru Tp. H. S. Address, 
 The Oak, La Salle, 111. 
 
 9355- ANTONIO RODRIQUEZ 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. My 10, 1896, Mata. Cuba; 
 s. Fernando Rodriquez. Prepared in Loyola 
 Univ. Address, 4602 Calle Comercio, Mata 
 Uta, Clara, Cuba.t 
 
 9356. EDAR BERTRAM ROE 
 Fruit Grower; B. S. in Agr.; b. S i, 1892, 
 Union City, Ind.; s. Frank R. (b. Mr 14. 1863. 
 do.) and Mattie E. (Coblentz) Roe (b. Ja 7, 
 1869, Greenville, O.). Prepared in Mt. Lincoln 
 (Colo.) H. S.; LTniv. of Colo., 1911-15. Agr. 
 Club; Class Baseball and Basketball; Varsity 
 Track. Fruit Farmer. Palisade, Colo. Hdqtrs. 
 Co., 135th Inf., Gun Crew, L^. S. N. A., Camp 
 Cody, N. M. Married Jennie Goddard, Je 15, 
 1Q18, Fruita, Colo. Address, Palisade, Colo. 
 
 9357- NEWMAN ROMERO 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 30, 1895. 
 Tennico, Chile; s. Indalecio Romero. Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Phi Kappa Sigma; Ma- 
 wan-da: Sachem; Pres., HI. Union; Daily 
 mini Staff; Homecoming Com.; Glee and 
 Mandolin Club. U. S. N. R., Radio, Norfolk. 
 Va. Address, 436 N. Sheridan Road, Highland 
 Park, Ill.t 
 
 9358. RUTH EDITH ROMPEL 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 22, 
 189s, Champaign: d. J. F. Roinpel. Prepared 
 in ChampaiRn H. S. Teacher, Eng., H. S.. 
 Chebanse, 111., 1918 — . Address. 1007 S. 2nd 
 St., Chajnpaign; bus. add., Higlh 5^fchool, 
 Chebanse, 111. 
 
 9359. ETHEL MAYE ROSE 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 30, 1890, 
 Colton, Wash.; d. John (b. My i, 1849 Ports 
 mouth, O.) and Mary J. (Lamb) Rose (b. 
 Ap 2, 1864, Bement, 111.). Prepared in Bement 
 H. S.; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Bethany Cir- 
 cle; H. Sc. Club. Teacher, Sc, H. S., Deca- 
 tur, 111., 1918 — . Address, Bement, 111. 
 
 9360. HERBERT BERNARD ROSENBERG 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O :6, 1893, Madison, 
 III.; s. Julius (b. Ap 2, 1S63, Ger.) and Mathil- 
 da (b. Jl 16, 1S70, Kingston, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Granite City H. S. Sigma Alpha Mu; Agr. 
 Club; V. P., Hort. Club; Menorah. U. S. N. 
 A., Camp Dix, N. J., 191S; Mustered out, 
 D 20, 1918. Mem. A. F. A. M.. B'nai B'rith. 
 Address, Clifton Terr,i:e, 111. 
 
 9361. NELDA GLENDORA ROSS 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc ; b. Je 18, 1894, 
 Easton, III.; d. John (b. O 33. 1855, do.) and 
 Margaret A. (Walder) Ross (b. F 11, 1861. 
 do.). Prepared in Easton and Havana H. Schs.; 
 Hedding Coll. Prep., Abingdon, 111. Teacher, 
 H. Sc. and Chem.. H. S.. Drake, N. Dak., 
 1918 — . Address, Easton, 111.; bus. add.. High 
 School, Drake, N. Dak. 
 
 9362. FLORENCE CATHERINE ROTH 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc: b. Ja 29, 1895, Chicago; 
 d. Jennie L. Roth. Prepared in Calumet H. S.; 
 Rockford Coll. Delta Gamma. Address, 8647 
 Morgan St., Chicago, Ill.t 
 
 9363. RACHEL RUFFNER 
 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag ii, 1895, 
 Vevay Park. 111.; d. A. L. (b. O 4. 1863, 
 Greenup. 111.) and Annette (Tutewiler) 
 Ruffner (b. N 13, 1863, do.). Prepared in 
 Casey H. S. W. A. A.; IT. Sc. Club; Class 
 Hockey; Basketball; Baseball; Sr. Advisory Bd. 
 Cafeteria Asst.. Indiana Univ., Bloom- 
 ington. Ind.. 1918—. Address, Marshall, 111.; 
 bus. add., 218 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington, 
 Ind. 
 
 9364- ELMER THEODORE RUNDQUIST 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. N 22, 1894, Harvey, 111.; 
 s. S. M. Rundquist. Prepared in Thornton Tp. 
 H. S. Delta Upsilon; Ma- Wan-da; Sachem; 
 Tribe of Illini; Fresh. Football and Basket- 
 ball; Capt. Varsity Football; 2nd Lt., U. S. 
 A. S., 191S; Mustered out, 1919. Address, 
 15025 Main St., Harvey, Ill.t 
 
 9365. HOR.\CE ALONZO LEWIS RYDER 
 B. S. in E. j:.. : b. Ap 14, 1895, Oshkosh, 
 Wis.; s. Frank H. Ryder. Prepared in Baker 
 (Ore.) H. S.; Univ. of Calif. Phi Sigma 
 Kappa: E. E. Soc Address, 1510 3rd St., 
 Baker, Ore.t 
 
 9366. FRANK SAILER 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 4. 1897, Chicago; s. 
 Voelar F. (b. O i, 1862, Bohemia) and Marie 
 (Ruzicka) Sailer (b. My 23, 1868, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Harrison Tech. Anubis; Sigma Kappa 
 Zeta; Adelphic; Hort. Club; Agr. Club; Prelim, 
 and Final Honors. Address, 2807 W. 22nd St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 9367. THERESA M:INNA SAMUELS 
 Journalist; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 12, 
 1897, Chicago: d. Max (b. S 24, 1870, do.) 
 and Jennie (^Lewin) Samuels (b. Je 27. 1872, 
 do.). Prepared in McKinley H. S., (Chicago, 
 Mortarboard; Theta Sigma Phi; Alethenai; VV. 
 A. A.; Class Hockey; Class Baseball; Class 
 Basketball; Soph. Class Hist.; Sr. Class Sec; 
 First Council, Women's League; Women's Ed., 
 Daily Illini. Asst. Ed., The Woman's Weekly, 
 Chicago. Address, 5216 Michigan Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., 333 .S. Dearborn St., do. 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alu m n i 
 
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 936R. FRANCELIA PLUMLY SARGENT 
 (Daughter of No. 492) 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. D 24, 1890, Chicago; 
 d. Charles Elliotte ('86), (b. S 12, 1862, Carlin- 
 ville, 111.) and Hattie May (Boynton) Sargent 
 (b. 1869, GofTstown, N. H.). Prepared in Ra- 
 cine (Wis.) H. .S.; Shortbridge H. S.. Indian 
 apolis. Pi Beta Phi; Mortarboard; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Gamma Epsilon Pi; Athenean; Wom- 
 an's Cosmopolitan Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinets; 
 Pres., Woman's Leagtie; Prelim, and Final 
 Honors. Address, 2020 N. Delaware St., 
 Indianapolis. 
 
 9369. KENOSKE SATO 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 16, 1892, Nagoza, 
 Japan; s. Tadakazu (b. Japan) and Tsune Sato 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Los Angeles Poly. H. 
 S.; Univ. of S. Calif., 1914-17. Cosmopolitan 
 Club; Pres., Japanese Stud. Assn. Auth. : 
 The Am. Japanese Problem, The Japanese 
 Stud.; The Modern Problems of Women, The 
 Japanese Rafu Asalie; The Problems of Pop- 
 ulation, do.; Citizenship for Japanese, The 
 NichMi. Address, 747 E. 36th St., Chicago. 
 
 0370. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH SAWYER 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 4401, 6539) 
 Student; B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. Ap 2, 
 1895, Tuscola, 111.; d. Albert Butler (b. Ja 3, 
 1867, Grand Island, Vt.) and Fanny Marie 
 (Wardall) Sawyer (b. F 26. 1862, Springfield, 
 111.). Prepared in Tudor Hall, Indianapolis. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta; Mortorboard; Yo Ma; 
 Illiola; Ex. Bd., Woman's League. Student, 
 Civic design, Cambridge, Mass., igi8 — . Ad- 
 dress, 48 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 9371. WILHELMINA SCHEFFER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 15, 1896, At- 
 wood. 111.; d. Henry (b. O 19, 1857, Gleichen, 
 Ger.) and Sophia (Cramer) Scheffer (b. Je 10, 
 1858, Perrysburg, O.). Prepared in Atwood 
 H. S. Address, Atwood, III. 
 
 9372. ARTHUR KRISSLER SCHIFRLIN 
 
 B. S. in M. E.; b. S 6, 1896, Chicago; s. 
 Philip H. (b. N 10, 1862) and Agnes (Kriss- 
 ler) Schifflin (b. Ap 23, 1863). Prepared in 
 Univ. H. S., Chicago. Stud. Branch, A. S. 
 M. E. ; Homecoming Finance Com.; Engr. V. 
 P., 111. Union; Lt., Univ. Brig. U. S. N., 
 1918; Ensign, do., 1919 — . Address, 4942 
 Ellis Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9373- LOUIS HENRY SCHREIBER 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. N 15, Chicago; s. Jacob J 
 (b. 1866, do.) and Gertie (De Young) Schrei 
 ber (b. 1867, do.). Prepared in Curtis H. S. 
 Chicago. Sigma Pi; Maj.. Univ. Brig. R. O. T 
 C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1918; 2nd Lt., S. A. T 
 C, Crane Jr. Coll.. Chicago, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 45 W. iioth Place, Chicago. 
 
 9374. FRANK J. SCHULZ 
 (Brother of No. 8737) 
 ,\. B. in Commerce; b. Ja 14, 1896, Elm- 
 wood, 111.; s. John (b. Kossel-Hessia, Ger.) and 
 Johanna (Oberer) Schulz (b. Vohingen, Wur- 
 temberg, Ger.). Prepared in Elmwood H. S. 
 Cosmopolitan Club. Corp., Inf. Mach. Gun 
 Co., 149th Inf., A. E. P., France; Mustered 
 out, F 27, 1919. Address, Elmwood, 111. 
 
 9375. ELLA SCHWAGMEYER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 3, 1892, Quincy, 
 111.; d. August (b.i8s8, do.) and Bertha (Weh- 
 mever) Schwagmeyer (b. 1859, do.). Prepared 
 in Quincy H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1908- 
 10. Univ. of Colo. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Teacher, Hist., H. S., Quincy, 111. 
 Address, 1022 Payson Ave., Quincy, 111. 
 
 9376. TRUMAN GORTON SEARLE 
 (Brother of No. 4897) 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap i8. 
 1897, Washta, Ga.; s. John C. Searle. Pre- 
 pared in Geneseo Tp. H. S.; Augustana 
 Coll. Phi Delta Psi; Delta Sigma Rho: Philo- 
 raathean; Varsity Debating Team. Stud., Law, 
 Univ. of Columbia, New York City, 1919 — . 
 Q. M., Ensign Sch.; Reserve list, D 13, 191 7. 
 Address, 229 W. Pearl St., Geneseo, 111.; bi(.v. 
 add., 307 Robinson Bldg., Rock Island, 111. 
 
 9377- HARRY RICHMOND SEAVEY 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. D 24, 1893, Benton Har- 
 bor, Mich.; s. Winfield Seavey. Prepared in 
 Momence H. S. Address, Momence, Ill.t 
 
 9378. ERNA SEILER 
 (Sister of Nos. 5407, 5932) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 22. 1891, Elgin, 
 111.; d. Gustav (b. Saxony, Ger.) and Lena 
 (Bertschy) Seller (b. Alsace Lorraine). Pre- 
 pared in Woodstock H. S.; Lake Forest Coll. 
 Address, 203 E. Healy St., Champaign.t 
 
 9379- LOUIS JACOB SELZER 
 (Husband of No. 9468) 
 Architect; B. S. in Arch.; b. O 26, 1896, 
 Evansville, Ind. ; s. George Selzer. Prepared in 
 Evansville (Ind.) H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa; 
 Gargoyle; Skull and Crescent; Glee and Man- 
 dolin Club; Staff, ///. Mag. Arch., Cedar Ra- 
 pids, Mich., 1918— . O. T. S., Ft. Monroe, Va., 
 1918. Married Adelaide May Wamsley ('18). 
 .\g 5, 1918, Champaign. Child, Louis III. b. 
 A\) 25, 1010. Address, 426 Vine St., Ouincy, 
 111. . - J-. 
 
 9380. HELEN CATHARBNE SHAW 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ja 28, 1895, Denver; d. 
 William Shaw. Prepared in San Diego (Calif.) 
 H. S.; Rockford Coll. Address, 4308 Valle Vis- 
 ta. San Diego, Calif.t 
 
 9381. ROBERT PHINEAS SHEAFF 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 20, 1896, Holcomb, III.; 
 s. J. C. Sheaff. Prepared in Rockford H. S. 
 Chi Phi; Comitatus; Class Baseball; Capt. 
 Hdqtrs. Co., Univ. Brig. S. M. A., Univ. of 
 HI., 1918; 2nd Lt., U. S. A. S., Southern Field, 
 Americus, Ga. Address, Holcomb, 111. 
 
 9382. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH SHEERER 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 8, 1896, Hammond, 
 Ind.; d. Geo. B. Sheerer. Prepared in Ham- 
 mond (Ind.) H. S.; Rockford Coll. Address. 
 43 Warren St.. Hammond, Ind. 
 
 9383- WILLIAM HEBER SHEFFER 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 19, 1895, Auburn, Ind.; 
 s. James W. Sheffer. Prepared in Auburn 
 (Ind.) H. S.; De Pauw Univ.; Phi Gamma 
 Delta. Address, 359 9th St., Auburn, Ind.t 
 
 9384- NELSON EDWARD SHELDON 
 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. S 13, 1896, Seward Tp., 
 111.; s. E. J. Sheldon. Prepared in Rockford 
 H. S. Philomathean. 2nd Lt., C. A., Ft. Mon- 
 roe, Va.; Mustered out, N 22, 1918. Addre'ss, 
 404 Oakley Ave., Rockford, 111.; bus. add., 
 530 S. Clinton Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9383. WILMA LOY SHELTON 
 Librarian; B. L. S.; b. O 25, 1889, Cham- 
 paign Co., til.; d. William (b. 1862, do.) and 
 Lorena Mav (Barnes) Shelton (b. 1866, do.). 
 Prepared in Terre Haute (Ind.) H. S. A. B., 
 Univ. of Ark., 1914; Libn., Univ. of 111., 
 1918 — . Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; M. E. CTiurch. 
 Address, 300 N. i8th St., Terre Haute, Ind.; 
 bus. add., 806 S. 5th St., Champaign. 
 
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 9jS6. CHI TING SHING 
 B. S. in Ry. C. E.; b. Jl ii, 1897, Siang Lu, 
 District, China; s. Chang Liang ohing. Pre- 
 pared in Hunan CChina) Terh. Inst, y^ddres.!. 
 Changsha, Hunan, China. t 
 
 9387. FRANCIS LUCIAN SHONKWILER 
 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S in M. E.; b. Ag 8, 1896, 
 Monticello, 111.; s. F. M. Shonkwiler. Prepared 
 in Monticello H. S. Phi Kappa Tau; Sigma Tau; 
 Pi Tau Sigma; Treas.. Stud. Branch, A. S. M. 
 E. ; Staff, Tcchnograph; Mgr., M. E. Open 
 House; Sr. Banquet Com. Mech. Engr., Mon- 
 ticello, 111, 2nd Lt., ist Co.. C. A.. Ft. Monroe. 
 Va., 1918; Mustered out, Mr 10, 1919. Address. 
 Carthage, 111. 
 
 9388. HELEN ELIZABETH SHRIVER 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Ag 8, 1892, 
 Hoopeston, 111.; d. Alonzo L. and Ella (Pruts- 
 man) Shriver. Prepared in Champaign H. S. 
 Gregorian; Circulo Espanol. Teacher, East 
 Lynn, 111.,; 191 8 — . AddreAs, 907 Gregory 
 Place, Urbana.; bus. add.. East Lynn, 111. 
 
 9389. LAURENCE EDGAR SHUP 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 2, 1896, Newton, 
 III.; s. Frank L. (b. Jl 4, 1854) and Nannie 
 (Richardson) Shup (b. 1864. Lebanon, O.). 
 Prepared in Newton H. S. U. S. N., 1918. 
 Address, Newton, 111. 
 
 9390. FRANK SPAN SHY 
 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. O 22, 1896, Olney, 
 111.; s. W. Cliff Shy. Prepared in Olney H. S. 
 Beta Gamma Sigma; Ionian; Orchestra; Illini, 
 Staff; Prelim. Honors. Address. 601 E. Chest- 
 nut St., Olney, Ill.t 
 
 9391. DAMON CARL SIEGRIST 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. My 7, 1897, San Jose, HI.; 
 s. E. J. Siegrist. Prepared in 111. Wesleyan 
 Acad.; 111. Wesleyan Univ. Address, San Jose, 
 Ill.t 
 
 9392. RAYMOND ERWIN SIPE 
 B. S. in Land. Gard.; h. Jl 26, 1896, 
 Rochelle, 111.; s. Robert E. Sipe. Prepared in 
 Rochelle H. S. Address, 521 6th St., Rochelle, 
 Ill.t 
 
 9393. WILLIAM SILAS SLACK 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Jl 30, 1896, Salem, 111.; 
 s. William Silas, Sr. (b. Jl 24, i8=;6, Ky.) and 
 Kate (Bandy) Slack (b. Je 9, 1868). Prepared 
 in Salem H. S. Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; 
 E. E. Soc. Radio Work, \J. S. N., Newport, 
 R. I.; U. S. N., 1918— . Address, 406 Wash- 
 ington Ave., Salem, 111. 
 
 9394- KATHERINE CLAIRE SLADE 
 (Daughter of No. 292) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 18, 1896. Rock- 
 ford, 111.; d. Byron A. ('81) , (b. S 27, i8.=;6. 
 East Berne. N. Y.) and Cora Elisa (Black) 
 Slade (b. Mr 6, i86i, Sycamore. 111.). Prepared 
 in Rockford H. S.; Rockford Coll. Address, 
 1027 Spafford Ave., Rockford, 111. 
 
 9395. ROBERT BOHUMIL SLADEK 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 26, 1897, Chicago; s. 
 Bohumil (b. S 5, 1S70, do.) and .\nna (Duffek) 
 Sladek (d. Jl 26, 1872, Bohemia). Beta Phi; 
 Class Swimming. Ensign Sch., U. S. N., 
 1918 — . .Address. 5002 W. 30th St., Cicero, 111. 
 
 9396. WILLIS FRANCIS SLAYTOX 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 31, 1891, Keeler, Mich.; 
 s. William P. Slayton. Prepared in Englewood 
 H. S. Address. 714 Detroit Ave., Tulsa, Okla.t 
 
 9397. GLENN COLLINS SMITH 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ag 8, 1896 Greenfield, 111.; 
 s. Charles H. Smith. Prepared in Greenfield 
 H. S. Scabbard and Blade; Capt., Univ. Brig. 
 
 Great Lakes Naval Tr. Sta., 1018; 1st Class 
 Gunner's Mate, Co. O. Platoon A, 15th Regt., 
 Naval Avia.; Mustered nut. D 38, 1978. .Ad- 
 dress, Greenfield, 111. 
 
 9398. LEONIDAS LOGAN SMITH 
 Instructor; B. S. in Arch.; b. Mr 3, 1894, 
 Effingham, 111. Prepared in Effingham H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Rho; Arch. Club: Scarab. Instr., 
 Kemper Mil. Acad., Boonville, Mo., 1918 — . 
 Address, Toledo, 111.; bus. add., Kemper Mil- 
 itary Academy, Boonville, Mo. 
 
 9399. MARY PARNELL SMITH 
 Dietitian; B. S. in H. Sc. ; b. My 27, 1893, 
 Cuba, 111.; d. Will F. (b. Jl 16, 1853, Delaware, 
 O.) and Jennie Elizabeth (Holcomb) Smith (b. 
 Mr I, 1861. Kirwood. 111.). Prepared in Cuba 
 H. S. Dietitian. Barnes Hosp., St. Louis, 
 1918 — . Address, Cuba, 111. 
 
 9400. VALDA EVELINE SMITH 
 Instructor; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 9, 1896, 
 Flanagan, 111.; d. Rudolph G. (b. My 30, 1871, 
 Flanagan, III.) and Hulda Marie (Mettie) 
 Smith (b. Minonk, 111.). Prepared in Geneseo 
 Tp. H. S. Alpha Theta Chi; Omicron Nu. In- 
 structor, Chem., Ore. Agr. Coll., Corvallis, 
 Ore., 1918 — •. Address, 541 E. Main St., Gene- 
 seo. 111.; bus. add., Oregon A^r. College, Cor- 
 vallis, Ore. 
 
 9401. CLARENCE EASTLAKE SNELL 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. An 26, 1897, Chicago; 
 s. William George (b. 1873, Eng.) and Mar- 
 
 .garet lane (McElroy) Snell (b. 1872, Chicago). 
 Prepared in Oak Park H. S. Chi Phi; Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade; ist Lt. and 
 Maj., Univ. Brig. 4th O. T. C, Camp Grant, 
 111.; 2nd Lt., 803 Pioneer Inf., A. E. F., 
 France, 1918; Mustered out, 1919. Address, 600 
 N. Grove Ave., Oak Park, 111. 
 
 9402. HARRY STIRLING SNELL 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Ag 20, 1896, 
 Chicago; s. Harry John (b. D 18, 1866, Craw- 
 fordsville, Ind.) and Lettie Marie (Rice) Snell 
 (b. S 30, 1872, Chicago). Prepared in Oak Park 
 H. S. Pres., Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Chem., Dye Works, E. I. du Pont de 
 Nemours Co., Carney's Point, N. J. 2nd Lt., 
 803 Inf., A. E. F., France, 1918; Mustered 
 out, Ta 5, 1919. Address, 1021 Superior St., 
 Oak Park. 111.; bus. add., 114 W. 19th St., 
 Wilmington, Del. 
 
 9403. HAROLD HAYNES SORTWELL 
 
 B. S. in Ceram. E. ; b. D 14, 1896, Lawrence- 
 burg, Ind.; s. W. T. Sortwell. Prepared in 
 Indianapolis Man. Tr. H. S. Lambda Chi 
 Alpha; Keramos; Jr. Mem.. Am. Ceram. Soc. 
 U. S. N., Pelham Bay, N. Y., 1918; Ensign, 
 U. S. S. Saqua. Address, 39 W. 27th St., 
 Indianapolis.!" 
 
 9404. JERRY SOTOLA 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 26, 1897, Chicago; s. 
 Stephen Sotola. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. 
 S., Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. Address, 2627 S. 
 Ridgeway. Chicago.! 
 
 9405. CHARLES FOSKEY SPANGLER 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. O 14, 189s, Amboy, 
 
 111.; s. O. Spangler. Prepared in Amboy H. S. ; 
 
 Armour Inst. Sigma Nu; Ry. Club; Capt., 
 
 Hdqtrs. Staff, Univ. Brig. Ensign School, U. 
 
 S. N. R. F., Cleveland. Address, Amboy, Ill.t 
 
 940G. HELEN EUDORA SPEAR 
 (PHILIPS) 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 10, 189s. Rock 
 Falls, 111.; d. William Spear. Prepared in 
 Rockford H. S. Delta Gamma. Married Paul 
 H. Philips, S 27, 1918, Houston, Tex. Ad- 
 dress, 1402 W. State St., Rockford. t 
 
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 Baccalaureate Alumni 
 
 735 
 
 9407. ROBINSOX SPENCER 
 Librarian; B. L. S. ; b. N 10, 1881, Sterling, 
 rU.; s. Eliza S. Spencer. B. S., Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1903. Lib. Staff, Univ. of Wash., 
 1918 — . Address, loio Locust St.. Cincinnati; 
 bus. add., Univ. of Wash.. Seattle. 
 
 9408. RALPH EDWARD SPERRY 
 Accountant; A. B. in Commerce; b. N 10, 
 1895, Bushnell, 111.; s. Edward Clark (b. Je 
 25, 1867, Bushnell, 111.) and Nancy Frances 
 (Pelley) Sparry (b. D 5, 1871, Bardolph, 111.). 
 Prepared in Macomb H. S. Beta Gamma Sig- 
 ma; Staff Capt., Univ. Brig.; Sergt., Bat. C, 
 68th Regt., Ft. Terry, N. Y.; do., A. E. F., 
 France; Mustered out, Mr 6, 1919. Address, 
 Macomb, 111. 
 
 9409. NORMAN ELLSWORTH SPRAGUE 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Ap 13, 1894, Chicago; s. 
 Richard P. Sprague. Prepared in Piqua (O.) 
 H. S. Triangle; Theta Tau. Address, 2663 
 Prairie Ave., Evanston, Ill.t 
 
 9410. BERTHA MARIE STEIN 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc. ; b. S 11, 1895, Blue 
 Island, 111.; d. Edward Nickolas (b. S 22, 
 1861, Chicago)^ and Susan fBuss) Stein (b. 
 Ap IS, 1869, Ger.). Prepared in Blue Island 
 H. S. Alpha Omicron Pi; Mortarboard; 
 Omicron Nu; H. S. Club; ^res., W. A. A.; 
 Iota Sigma Pi; ist Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. Food 
 Conservation Bur., Chicago. Teacher. H. Sc, 
 H. S., Lovington. 111., 191S — . Address, 250 
 York St., Blue Island, 111.; bus. add., High 
 School, Lovington, 111. 
 
 94H. EDWARD HILL STEVENSON 
 (Brother of No. S43S) 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Je 25, 1894, Elvaston. 111.; 
 s. Hiel C. (b. Ja 20, 1849, Huntsville, 111.) 
 and Louisa Jane (Sprigg) Stevenson (b. My 
 22, 1852, do.). Prepared in Carthage H. S. 
 Agr. Club; Country Life Club; Staff, III. Agr. 
 2nd Lt., Inf., 1 6th Co.; Mustered out, N 30, 
 1919. Address, R. 2, Hamilton, 111. 
 
 9412. CLARA MARIE STIEGMEYER 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 28, 1896, 
 St. Louis; d. August John (b. Ja g, 1859, do.) 
 and Charlotte (Gellner) Stiegemeyer (b. D 25, 
 i860, do.). Prepared in Yeatman H. S., St. 
 Louis; Washington Univ., 1916-17. Teacher, 
 H. S., Ellis, 111., 1918 — . Address, 2122 Ben- 
 ton St., St. Louis; bus. add.. High School, 
 tills. 111. 
 
 9413. ETHEL STIFF 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 14, 1891, Harris- 
 burg, 111.; d. John L. (b. do.) and Nelia M. 
 Crossland) Stiff (b. Benton, 111.) Prepared in 
 Harrisburg H. S.; So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Address, Harrisburg, 111. 
 
 9414. GENEVIEVE MAUD STILL WELL 
 (Sister of No. 9415) 
 Teacher; B. S. in H. Sc; b. Mr 26, 1894, 
 Urbana; d. W. R. (b. Ja 14, 1849, St. Clair 
 Co., 111.) and Maud (Curkett) Stillwell (b. Ap 
 8 1862, Franklin Co., Pa.). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana H. S. Teacher, H. Sc, High School, 
 Anna, 111.; 1918 — . Address, 402 E. Green St., 
 Urbana; bus. add.. High School, Anna, 111. 
 
 9415. HELEN STILLWELL 
 (Sister of No. 9414) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 27, 1891. 
 Oakwood, 111.; d. W. R. (b. Ja 14, 1849, St. 
 Clair Co., 111.) and Maud (Curkett) Stillwell 
 (b. Ap 8, 1862, Franklin Co.. Pa.). Prepared 
 in Urbana H. S. Teacher, French and Span- 
 ish, High School, Ishpeming, Mich., 1918 — . 
 Address, 402 E. (jreen St., Urbana; bus add., 
 c/o High School, Ishpeming, Mich. 
 
 9416. BENJAMIN ANDREW STIRITZ 
 
 Fellow; B. S. in Agr.; b. D 15, 1896, Mur- 
 physboro, 111.; s. Henry (b. Ap 3, 1863, Alton, 
 111.) and Emma (Summers) Stiritz (b. Ja 14, 
 1869). Prepared in Murphysboro Tp. H. S. 
 Beta Phi. Teaching Fellow, la. St. Coll., 1918- 
 19. Mem., B. P. O. E. Address, Murphys- 
 boro, 111.; bus. add, Iowa State College, Ames, 
 la. 
 
 9417- BENJAMIN FRANKLIN STOLTEY 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 1875. Champaign; 
 s. H. D. Stoltey. Prepared in Univ. Acad. 
 Mem., Church of Christ Scientist. Address, 
 308 W. Church St,. Champaign.! 
 
 9418. ETHEL LYNETTE STOLTEY 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Ap i, 1896, 
 Champaign; d. Harry Carl (b. Je 22, 1872, do.) 
 and Catherine R. (Terris) Stoltey (b. F 18, 
 1876, do.). Prepared in Urbana H. S. Teacher, 
 Champaign, 1918 — . Address, 206 W. Elm St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 9419. ESTHER SUSAN STORER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 25, 1897, Centralia, 
 111.; d. Henry E. (b. My 31, 1862) and Bertha 
 M. (Grosch) Storer (b. Je 3, 1868). Prepared 
 in Centralia Tp. H. S. Sec, Jamesonian; El. 
 Circulo Espanol. Mem., Assn of Collegiate 
 Alumnae. Address, 153 W. 8oth St., New York 
 City; btis. add., I^incoln School of Teacher's 
 College, 646 Park Ave., do. 
 
 9420. ERNEST LAWRENCE STOUFFER 
 Architect; B. S. in A. E.; b. O 27, 189S. 
 Decatur, 111.; s. William Henry (b. D 31, 1868, 
 Macon, 111.) and Frances Louis (Kraiger) 
 Stouffer (b. Mr 27, 1873, Gobelville, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Sigma Pi; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Pres., Tau Sigma Delta; Sec, and 
 Pres., Gargoyle; Arcfi. Club; Capt., Univ. Brig.; 
 Prelim, and Final Honors; Am. Inst., Arch, 
 Medal. Arch. Designer, Office, Supervising 
 Arch., Univ. of 111., 1918. O. T. C, Ft Monroe, 
 Va.; 2nd Lt., C. A. R. C, 1919; Mustered 
 out, Ja 16. 1919. Address, 315 W. North St., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 1021 N.* Jefferson 
 Ave., Peoria. 
 
 9421. ERNEST JOSEPH STRAUB 
 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. Mr 7, 1893, Kansas City. 
 Mo.; s. Joseph V. (b. Ger.) and Maria A. 
 (Weth) Straub (b. do.). Prepared in Kansas 
 City (Mo.) Man. Tr. H. S. Sergt., Aerial 
 Photographic Sect. 27. Hazelhurst Field, Min- 
 soha, Long Island, N. Y., 1918— . Address, 
 2320 Harrison St., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 9422. WALTER FRED STRAUB 
 Chemist; A. B. in Chem.; b. My 11, 1897, 
 Chicago; d. John Phillip (b. Ag 12, 1847, Ger.) 
 and Barbara (Pingle) Straub (b. Ag 12, 1862, 
 do.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., Chicago. 
 Tau Kappa Epsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Ed., ///. Chem. 
 Chem. Research, Abbott Lab., Chicago, 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. C. S. Address, 613 Arlington Place, 
 Chicago; bus. add., Abbott Lab., Chicago. 
 
 9423. JESSE WOODFORD STRONG 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. O 17, 1895, Canton, 
 111.; s. J. W. Strong. Prepared in Canton H. S. 
 Ensign, U. S. N., 1918 — . Address, 75 E. Side 
 Square, Canton, 111. 
 
 9424. EDGAR ALBERT STUBENRAUCH 
 
 B. S. in Arch.; b. Jl 9, 1894, Sheboygan, 
 Wis.; s. Michael (b. Ap 6, 1865, do.) and Paula 
 (Koepke) Stubenrauch (b. Jl 28, 1873). Pre- 
 pared in Sheboygan (Wis.) H. S.; Boston 
 Tech. Coll. Alpha Rho Chi. Hdqtrs. Dept., 
 62nd Engrs.. A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 1426 Maryland, Sheboygan, Wis. 
 
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 942S- ALDEN HARWOOD SULGER 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap i8, i897i Terre Haute, 
 Ind.; s. Jo'm E. Sulger. Prepared in Norm. 
 Tr. n. S., Terre Haute, Ind. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Home Coming Com. 2nd Lt., Art. U. S. A., 
 A. E. F., France, 191S; Detached Service, 
 Oxford. Ens?.. 1919 — . Address, 215 N. 7th 
 St., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 9426. ELSIE MABEL SUPPES 
 
 Clerk; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 17. 1894. 
 
 Somonauk, 111.; d. E. Suppes. Prepared in 
 
 Knox Coll. Gamma Phi Beta; W. A. A.; Class 
 
 Baseball and Hockey. Govt. Work, Washington, 
 
 D. C, 1918 — . Address, Somonauk, Ill.t 
 
 9427. EDMUND DE FOREST SWANBERG 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. N 16, 1895, Worthington, 
 Minn.; s. Gustavus (b. Sweden) and Hannah 
 Swanberg (b. Davenport, La.). Prepared in 
 Worthington (Minn.) H. S. Sec, Treas., E. 
 
 E. Soc.; E. E. Show Com.; Mil. Band; Orches- 
 tra; E. E. Soc; Stud. Branch. A. I. E. E.; 
 V. M. C. A. Co. F, 2nd Inf., Minn. Nat. 
 Guard, 19091 3; 2nd Lt., O. R. C, 1918; 31st 
 Service Co., U. S. Radio Sch., Signal Corps, 
 College Park, Md., 1918; 13th Service Co., 
 Little Silver, N. J., 1918; Mustered out, D 14, 
 1918. Address, 911 5th Ave., Worthington, 
 Minn.; bus. add., 1750 Washington St., Den- 
 ver, Colo. 
 
 9428. MARION GOERZ SWANBERG 
 Dietitian; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 12. 1896, 
 
 Philadelphia; d. William H. (b. do.) and Mary 
 Margaret (Goerz) Swanberg (b. Brooklyn, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Lake View and Nicholas 
 Senn H. Schs., Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Omicron Nu; Iota Sigma Pi; Prelim. Honors; 
 H. Sc. Ed., in. Agr.; Stud. Council; Chm., 
 Red Cross Auxiliary, Women's League. Dieti 
 tian, Am. Red Cross, Camp Hancock, Augusta, 
 Ga.; Base Hosp.. do._ 1918-19. Address, 4750 
 Maiden St., Chicago. 
 
 9429. GERTRUDE LUCILE SWIFT 
 Assistant; A. B. in H. Sc; b. D 24, 1896, 
 
 Strealor, lU.; d. Ward E. (b. 1864, Vt.) and 
 Margaret Genevive Boyd (b. 1863, Streator, 
 111.). Prepared in Streator Tp. H. S. Gamma 
 Phi Beta; Hockey Team; ist Cabinet, Y. W. 
 C. A.; Sec, Gregorian; Pres.. Country Life 
 Club; Illinae Advisory Bd. ; Pres., Geneva 
 Club; H. Sc. Club. Asst., Lunchroom, H. Sc. 
 Dept., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, Streator, 
 111.; bus. add., 1103 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 9430. BLANCHE BELLE SWIGERT 
 
 .■\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 25, 1S79, Rapatee, 
 111.; d. William H. Swigert. Prepared in Elm- 
 wood H. S.; West. 111. St. Norm. Sch. Ad- 
 dress, Rapatee, Ill.t 
 
 9431. GRACL DARLING SYLVESTER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 28, 1894, Chicago; 
 d. Herman H. (b. Jl 28, 1863, Ger.) and Mary 
 Louise (Anderson) Sylvester (b. S 3, 1866, 
 Sweden). Prepared in Lake View H. S., Chi- 
 cago; Chicago A^orm. Coll., 1912-14; Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1914-17; Univ. of Wis. Address, 
 4806 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9432. RACHEL HARRIET TALBOT 
 (Daughter of Nos. 271, 203; Sister of Nos. 
 399 », 545") 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 6, i8g6, Cham 
 paign; d. Arthur Newell ('81), (b. O 21, 1857, 
 Cortland, 111.) and Virginia Mann (Hammett) 
 Talbot ('81), (b. Mr 6, i860). Prepared in Ur- 
 bana ri. S. Univ. of Mich. Chi Omega; Yo Ma; 
 Mortarboard; Mgr.. Bowling Team; V. P., 
 Fresh. Illinae; Advisory Bd., Soph. Illinae; 
 Sec, Women's League; W. A. A. ,4ddrcss, 
 1013 W. California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 94.13. CHARLES BAGWELL TAYLOR 
 
 With 111. St. Highway Comm.; B. S. in C. 
 E.; b. D 10, 1893, Manistee, Mich.; s. Henry 
 (b. Eng.) and Emily (Hines) Taylor. Prepared 
 in Manistee (Mich.) H. S. Triangle; Sigma 
 Tau; Varsity Fencing Team. With 111. St. 
 Highway Comm., 1919 — . U. S. A. S., Scott 
 Field, Belleville, 111. Address, 1201 Beacon 
 St., East Chicago, Ind.; bus. add.. State High- 
 way Commission, Springfield, 111. 
 
 9434- LAURENCE RIGHTER TAYLOR 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem.; b. Mr 14, 1893, 
 Columous, Ind.; s. S. R. Taylor. Prepared in 
 Indianapolis Man. Tr. H. S.; Hiram Coll. 
 Acad. Lambda Chi Alpha; Pi Pi Rho; Chem. 
 Club. Chem., St. Water Survey, Indianapolis, 
 1918 — . .4ddress, 5318 Julian Ave., Indian- 
 apolis.t 
 
 9435. NORRIS ONSLOW TAYLOR 
 Assistant; B. S. in Chem. E.; b. O 7, jSos, 
 Toulon, 111.; s. George Norris (b. Newton, O.) 
 and Rubv Z. (Trickle) Taylor (b. Atkinson, 
 111.). Prepared in Geneseo Tp. H. S. Phi 
 Kappa Tau; Scabbard and Blade; Phi Lambda 
 L'psilon; Chem. Club; ist Lt. and Maj., Univ. 
 Brigade. Asst.. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1919—. 
 163rd Depot Brig.; Bat. A, 337 F. A., Camp 
 Dodge, la.; ist Class Pvt., 163rd Depot Brig. 
 ist Bat., 4th O. T. S., do.; ist Class Pvt., 
 F. A. Replacement Depot, Bat. 14, F. A., O. 
 T. C Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. ; 2nd Lt., 
 Bat. F, Qtli Keert., F. A. R. D., Camp Jackson: 
 F. A., Sch. of Fire. Ft. Sill, Okla.; Mustered 
 out, D 13, ioi8. Address, 251 E. Wells St., 
 Geneseo 111.; bus. add., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 9436. FREDERICK ROBERT THATCHER 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. F 7, 1896, Elgin, 
 111.; s. Elbert Thatcher. Prepared in Elgin 
 H. S. Beta Gamma Sigma; Treas., 111. Union. 
 Address, 49 Commonwealth Ave., Elgin, Ill.t 
 
 9437. LILLIAN EUPHEMIA THOMSON 
 
 CDE LONG) 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 28, 1894. Gales- 
 burg, 111.; d. Robert Caldwell (b. F 10, 1863, 
 Glasgow, Scotland) and Lillian Estelle (Gad- 
 dis) ihomson (b. S 20, 1868, Galesburg, 111.). 
 Prepared in Creston (la.) H. S.; Knox Coll. 
 Chi Omega. Married Clarence H. DeLong, 
 Ap 17, 19 19. Crescent, la. Address, 510 W. 
 Montgomery St., Creston, la. 
 
 9438. ZADA GOFF THORNSBURGH 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 26, 1896, 
 Marshall, HI.; d. Fred B. (b. S 23. 1873, do.) 
 and Clara Belle (Goff) Thornsburgh (b. F 
 II, 1878, Flat Rocik, III.). FVepared in 
 Marshall Tp. H. S. Teacher, Eng., Moore 
 Tp. H. S.. Farmer City, 111., 1918—. Address, 
 209 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add.. High 
 School, Farmer City, 111. 
 
 9439. BERTHR.\N MARSHALL THORUD 
 
 B. S. in .\. E.; b. F 2, 1895, Chicago; s. 
 Marinuis (b. S 6, 1848, Christiana, Norway) 
 and Hannah L. (Bergeson) Thorud (b. Jl 29, 
 18,51, Norway). Prepared in Lane fTech. 
 H. S., Chicago. Alpha Rho Chi; Arch. Club. 
 C. A. C, Co. 17, Coast Defenses, Sandy Hook, 
 Ft. Hancock, ^. J., 1918; II. A. Sch. Detach- 
 ment, France, igi8. Address, 3747 Fullerton 
 .\ve., Chicago. 
 
 9440. JOSEPH DOW TIFFIN 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 10, i8gt, Walshvillc, 
 111.; s. Albert Tiffin. Prepared in Greenville 
 Coll. Acad. Address, Walshville, Ill.t 
 
 9441. OTTO GEORGE TINKEY 
 
 Electrician; B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 13, 190 1, 
 Janesville, 111.; s. George Henry (b. O 21, 
 1858, Charleston, 111.) and Hattie Ann (Berry) 
 
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 BACCALAUKliATE AlU M N I 
 
 737 
 
 Tinkey (b. N 20, 1871. Beaidstown, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Mattoon H. S. Electn., Ideal Elec. 
 Const. Co.. Champaign, 1918 — . Camp Dodge, 
 la.; Signal Corps, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.; 
 U. S. Radio Sch., College Park, Md.; Signal 
 Corps. Camp Lee. Va.; 2nd Lt., ist Co.. O. T. 
 Bn., Camp Vail, X. J.; Musteicil out, D 3, igi8. 
 Address, 225 N. Main St., Decatur, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o Ideal Electric Construction Co., 
 Champaign. 
 
 9442. GLEN DEACH TOMBAUGH 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 20, 1896, Pontiac, 111.; 
 d. C. R. Tombaugh. Prepared in Pontiac H. 
 S. Bushnell Guild; Agr. Club; Country Life 
 Club. Address, 311 S. Vermillian St., Pontiac, 
 Ill.t 
 
 9443- ELINOR EVANGELINE TRAXLER 
 Student; A. B. in Commerce; b. My 20, 1894, 
 Hammond, 111.; d. Joseph Mark (b. My 8, 1870, 
 O.) and Eva Lena (Ward) Traxler (b. Mr 28, 
 1871, Atlanta, 111.). Prepared in Hammond and 
 Urbana II. Schs. Gamma Epsilon Pi; El Circu- 
 lo Kspanol; Class Basketball; Jr. lllinae Hat 
 Com.; Soph. lllinae Advisory Bd. Asst. Farm 
 Org. and Mgt., Univ. of 111., igiS — ; Grad. 
 Stud., 1919 — . Address, 1:02 W, Oregon St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 9444. SIDNEY BRIGGS TRELEASE 
 
 Business; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 15, 1896 
 "St. Louis; s. William (b. F 22, 1857, Mt. Vern- 
 on, N. Y.) and Julia M. (Johnson) Trulease (b. 
 1859, Kenosha, Wis.). Prepared in Central H. 
 S., St. Louis; Northampton (Mass.) II. S. Del- 
 ta Upsilon. Instructor, U. S. S. M. A., Urbana. 
 1918-19. With Certain-teed Products Co., East 
 St. Louis, 111., 1919 — . Address, 1004 S. Lin- 
 coln Ave., Urbana; bus. add.. Certain-teed Pro- 
 ducts Co., East St. Louis, 111. 
 
 9445. WILMA LOIS TRENCHARD 
 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 20, 
 1895. Boone, la.; d. William Henry (b. F 23, 
 1859, Piatt Co., 111.) and Eva Ivaloo (Badger) 
 Trenchard (b. Mr 16. 1864. Bellefontain, 
 O.). Prepared in Hardin (Mo.) H. S.; Mo. 
 Wesleyan Coll., 1914-15. Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Teacher. 191 8 — . Address, Hardin, Mo.; brcs. 
 add., Altoona, Kas. 
 
 9446. MARION COLLIER TROSTER 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Jl 9, 1897, Bellflower, 
 111.; s. John E. (b. Ag s, i860, Harrison, O.) 
 and Sebra E. (Smith) Troster (b. Ja 16, 1861, 
 Farmer City, 111.). Prepared in Bellflower Tp. 
 H. S. Zeta Psi; Alpha Kappa Psi; Ma-wan- 
 da; Ku Klux; Class Football and Basketball; 
 Asst. Mgr. and Mgr., Varsity Track. With 
 Bonbright Co., Chicago. 4th Co., ist Div. U. S. 
 N. K. F., Municipal Pier, Chicago; Ensign. 
 1918; Mustered out, F 15, 1919. Married Emily 
 Kirk. Ap 15, 1918, Chillicothe, 111. Address, 
 Bellflower, 111.; bus. add., c/o Bonbright Co., 
 209 S. La Salle St., Chicago. 
 
 9447. ROWLAND HENRY TUCKER 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 9, 1894, Minonk, III.; a. 
 William H. Tucker. Prepared in Minonk H. 
 S. Address, Minonk, Ill.f 
 
 9448. HAROLD BR.\DFORD TUKEY 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. S 30, 1896, Berwyn, 111.; 
 s. James Bradford (b. My 7. 1866, New York 
 City) and Armenia M. (Mehrhof) Tukey (b. 
 F 25, 1868, do.). Prepared in J. Sterling Mor- 
 ton H. S., Cicero. Theta Chi; .Mpha Zeta; 
 Graphomen; Agr. Club; Pres., Hort. Club; 7//. 
 Agr. Staff; Home-Coming Com.; Chm., Agr. 
 Dance Com.; Lt., Univ. Brig.; Prelim. Honors. 
 Kxp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1910—. Lt.. F. A. C, 
 0. T. S., Camp Zachary Taylor. Kv., 1918; 
 Camp Jackson, S. C. ; Mustered out, F 5, 1919. 
 Married Margaret Davenport. N 23, iqi8, 
 Champaign. .Address, 807 .S. Wright St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 9449. HAROLD EDWIN TURLEY 
 Plant Pathol,; B. S. in Agr.; b. Jc 13, 1894, 
 Aspen, Colo.; s. Mary Elizabeth (Layton) Tur- 
 ley (b. S I, 1872, Westport, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Greensburg (Ind.) H. S, Hort. Club; Agr. 
 Club; Country Life Club. Plant Pathol, in 
 fruit disease investigations, Washington, D. C. 
 Married Zuleika Pearl Mitchell, Mr 29, 1918, 
 Chicago. Address, 1421 Columbia Road, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 94SO. LUTHER MARTIN TURNER 
 B. S. in E. E. ; b. Ap 23, 1895, Petersburg, 
 111. Prepared in Beardstown H. S. Address. 
 Box 55, Beardstown, Ill.t 
 
 9451- ELMER NELS TUR\NQUIST 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Mr 2, 
 
 1895, Canton, III.; s. Nels Ludwik (b. Ja 22, 
 1851, Sweden) and Mary Louise (Carlson) 
 Turnqui.st (b. N ti. 1S61, do.). Prepared in 
 Canton 11. S. Gamma Alpha; Gamma Sigma 
 Kappa; Hdqtrs. Staff, Univ. Brig. Asst., Phys- 
 ics, Univ. of 111.. 1918— . Address, 430 S. 4th 
 Ave., Canton, 111. 
 
 9452. WILLIAM PHILIP UDINSKY 
 Student; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. S 21, 1894, 
 Erazewa, Poland; s. M. Udinsky. Prepared 
 in Evon Prep. Sch., New York City. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1919 — . Address, 386 
 Monmouth St., Jersey City, N. J.; bus. add., 
 Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 9453- FRANK WAYNE VALENTINE 
 Superintendent; B. S. in Chem.; b. N 29, 
 
 1896, Mt. Vernon, 111.; s. James E. (b. Je 10, 
 1864, Sparta, 111.) and Kate (Rogers) Valen- 
 tine (b. N 2, 1870, Belle Rive, 111.). Prepared 
 in Mt. Vernon H. S., Wash. Univ., St. Louis. 
 Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 Supt., Dye Works, Wellington, Del.. 1918 — . 
 Address, 1808 Broadway, Mt. Vernon, 111.; 
 bus. add., igo6 Boulevard, Wellington, Del 
 
 9454 'SALLIE McCORMICK V.\UGHT 
 B. L. S.. 1918; d. Granville J. (b. Ja 7, 1836, 
 Somerset, Ky.) and Sarah E. (McCormick) 
 Vaught (b. Ap 26, 1842, Waveland, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Lebanon (Ind.) H. S. A. B., 
 O. Wesleyan Univ., 1908. Libn., Hedding 
 Coll., Abdington, 111.; Catalog Dept., Univ. 
 of 111. Lib., 191 8. Died O 29, 1918, Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 945S. MAURICE VERONDA 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 27, 1892, Carbon 
 Hill, 111.; s. Anton Veronda. Prepared in 
 N. W. Coll. Address. Carbon Hill, Ill.t 
 
 9456. HAROLD CRAIGMILE VIAL 
 (Son of No. 453) 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. F 5, 1896, La Grange, 111.; 
 
 s. Frederick Ketchum ('85), (b. Ap 22, 1864. 
 I.aGrange, 111.) and Fannie Ellen (Craigmile) 
 Vial (b. Ag 12, 1866). Prepared in Lyons 
 Tp. H. S., La Grange. Delta Upsilon; Var- 
 sity Swimming; Football. 2nd Lt., Inf., Ft 
 Sill. Okla., 1Q18; Mustered out, Ja 29, igio. 
 .Uldress, 312 Madison Ave., La Grange, 111. 
 
 9457. NATHANIEL SMITH VIAL 
 (Brother of Nos. 4951, 5477) 
 Teacher; B. S. in Agr.; b. Je 19, 1893. La 
 Grange, 111.; s. Joseph, (b. 1852, do.) and 
 Carrie Delight ''Craigmile) Vial (b. 1859, Hins- 
 dale, 111.). Prepared in Lyons Tp. H. S., La 
 Grange. Delta LTpsilon; Alpha Zeta. Teaciier, 
 H. S., Monticello, 111., T919— . U. S. A. S.. 
 1918; Mustered out D 1918. Address, 404 S. 
 ith Ave., La Grange, 111.; bus. add.. High 
 School, Monticello, 111. 
 
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 [1918 
 
 9458. ELMER BENNETT VLIET 
 Student; B. S. in Chem. E. ; b. Ja 22, 1S97, 
 Joliet, III.; s. Richard (b. S 12, 1862, Lainins;- 
 ton, N. J.) and Loretta Elma (Bennett) Vliet 
 (b. An 19, 1865, Tully* N. Y.). Prepartid 
 in Joliet Tp. H. S.; Toliet Jr. Coll., 1914--S. 
 Beta Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsik'.n; 
 Chem. Club; Special and Final Honors. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1919 — . Ord. Dept., 
 U. S. N. A., 19 18; I St. Class Sergt.. Chem. 
 Service Section, 1918; 2nd Lt., do.; Mustered 
 out, D 21, 1 9 18. Address, 417 Richards St., 
 Joliet. 111.; bus. add., 1212 W. Main St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 9459. ALFRED CHARLES VOGELE 
 Botanist; B. S. in Agr. ; b. Ja 11, 1897, 
 Assumption, 111.; s. Albert Charles (b. S 28, 
 1868, Highland, 111.) and Ella (Krieckha;.?) 
 Vogele (b. F 25, 1875, St. Louis). Preoan.d 
 in Assumption Tp. H. S. Agr. Club; Hurt. 
 Club. Insp., Bur. of Plant Industry, Dept. 'f 
 Agr. and Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., ly.S— -. 
 Address, 602 W. High St., Urbana; bus. mid.. 
 302 N. H. Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 9460. JOSEPH FRANCIS VOPAT 
 B. S. in C. E.; b. D 3, 1897, Chicago; :;. 
 James Vopat. Prepared in Crane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Crane Jr. Coll. Tau Beta Pi: (". E. 
 Soc. 2nd Lt., C. A. C, Co. I, O. T. C, s, 
 Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918; do., A. E. F., France, 
 191 8; Mustered out. F 17, 191 9. Address, 816 
 S. Lombard Ave., Oak Park, Ill.t 
 
 9461. ESTHER ANGELICA WAGNER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. S 14, 1897, Decatur. 
 111.; d. Markus Wagner. Prepared in Proviso 
 Tp. H. S.; Lewis Inst. Address, 208 Marengo 
 Ave., Forest Park, Ill.t 
 
 9462. ROBERTA JENNIE WAGNER 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Jl 14, 1896, Chief go; 
 d. Robert E. Wagner. Prepur-:d in Austin 
 H. S., Chicago; Rockford Coll. Address, 62£ 
 N. Leamington Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 9463. CHARLES DUDLEY WAGSTAFF 
 
 B. S. in Land. Gard.; b. Ag 24, 1891, Clyde, 
 Kan. Prepared in Tipton (Ind.) H. S.; Ind. 
 Univ. Phi Delta Theta; Pierrots; Capt., Gym. 
 Team. U. S. N., nth Regt., Great Lakes, 111,. 
 1918 — . Address, 103 S. West St., Tipton, 
 Ind.t 
 
 9464. FRED RAYMOND WAKELAND 
 
 (Brother of No. S846) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Mr 31, 1891, Polk Co.. Mo.; 
 s. Edwin Sumner (b. Ja 16, 1861. Marion Co., 
 Ind.) and Lena Emeline (Chapman) Wakcland 
 (b. Ag 29, 1865, Winnebago Co., II!.). Pre- 
 pared in Hoopeston H. S. Agr. Club. Sergt.. 
 15th Bn., Bat. C, F. A. R. D., Camp Jackson, 
 S. C. Address, R. 4. Hoopeston, 111. 
 
 9463. HELEN WALKER 
 (Sister of No. 7281) 
 Cashier; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 2, 1895, Clin- 
 ton. 111.; d. Charles (b. F 14, 18O0, Spring- 
 field, 111.) and Clara Kate (Capron) Walker 
 (b. Ja 19, 1869, Wapella, 111.). Prepared in 
 Clinton H. S. Chi Theta. Asst. Cashier, 
 Bank, Mansfield, 111.. 1918 — . Address, Clin- 
 ton, 111.; bus. add., Mansfield, 111. 
 
 9466. OLGA LOUISE WALLER 
 Assistant; B. L. S. ; b. Ag 3. 1892, Kewanee, 
 111.: d. P. A. Waller. Prepared in Smith Coll., 
 A. B., do., 1914. Asst., 111. Lib. E.xten. Comn., 
 Springfield, 111.. 1918 — . Address. 218 S. Tre- 
 mont. Kewanee, 111.: bus. add., c /o 111. Exten. 
 Comn., Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 9467. STANTON EUGENE" WALWORTH 
 (Brother of Nob. 5990, 7286) 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. D 25, 1896, Mazon. 111.; 
 s. Edward Willard (b. 1853, Oswego Co., N. 
 Y.) and Estella Sophia (Dewey) Walworth (b. 
 185S, Leyden. N. Y.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. Glee Club. U. S., N. A., 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 3, 1918. Address, 1303 W. University 
 Ave.. Urbana; bus. add., R 2, Berlin, Wis. 
 
 9468. ADALAIDE MAY WAMSLEY 
 (SELZER) 
 • (Wife of No. 9379) 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. My 21, 1890, Nebo, 111.; 
 d. Edward Pearison (b. Mr 11, 1865, Louisi- 
 ana, Mo.) and Emma Adaline (Sapp) Warns- 
 ley (b. F 17, i8t>8, Pike Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Quincy H. S. Chi Omega; Yo Ma; Wo- 
 man's League; Sec, Sr. Illinae. Mgr. Wo- 
 man's Club, Urbana, 1918. Married Louis Ja- 
 cob Selzer ('18), Ag 5, 1918. Champaign. 
 Child. Louis III. b. Ap 25. 1919. Address, 
 426 Vine St., Quincy, 111. 
 
 9469. CECILIA BLAIR WARD (TANTON) 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. N i, 1893. Lincoln, Neb.; 
 d. Henry Baldwin (b. Mr 4, 1865. Troy. N. 
 Y.) and Harriet Cecilia (Blair) Ward. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. .\cad. ; Urbana H. S. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta. Married Glenwood Charles Tan- 
 ton, Je 14, 1918, Urbana. Address, Washington,' 
 111. 
 
 9470. JANET WARD 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. Je 4. 1894. Chi- 
 cago; d. Spencer (1). 1861. Washington, D. C.) 
 and Hannah M. (Cawthorne^ Ward (b. 1862, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Carl Schurz H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Athenean; W. A. A.; Stud. Council. 
 Woman's League. Teacher, Home Econ., H. 
 S., Woodbine. la.. 1918 — . Address, 3925 N. 
 Keeler Ave.. Chicago; bus. add.. High School, 
 Woodbine, la. 
 
 9471. MARY MYRTLE WARD 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S. ; b. D 30, 1873, 
 Glasgow. 111.; d. John (b. 1842. Schenectady, 
 N. Y.) and Mary Lucy (Dyer) Ward (b. 1841, 
 Memphis). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 1905-07, 1908-09. Grad. Stud., Lhiiv. of 111., 
 1918 — . Address, Glasgow, 111. 
 
 9472. MARY WINIFRED WARD 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 28, 1893. 
 Melvin, 111.; d. Nathaniel Parker (b. 1862, 
 White Co., 111.) and Cordelia (Martin) Ward 
 (b. 1866, Grayville, 111.). Prepared in Say- 
 brook H. S. Illiola. Teacher, H. S., Red Bud. 
 111.. 1918 — . Address, Saybrook, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Red Bud, 111. 
 
 9473. ANNA MAY WARREN 
 Teacher; .\. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My i, 1892, 
 Mansfield, 111.; d. Thomas Henry (b. N i, 
 1867, do.) and Lizzie (Howe) Warren (b. D 
 2, 1868, Lincoln, 111.). Prepared in Mansfield 
 H. S.; O. R. Skinner, Sch. of Mus., 1910-14; 
 111. Wesleyan Univ.. 1912-14. Ex. Council, 
 Woman's League. Music Teacher. Mansfield. 
 111., 1918 — . Mem., Christian Sc. Church. Ad- 
 dress, Mansfield, 111. 
 
 9474. RUSSELL A. WATT 
 B. S. in A. E.; b. D 18. 1806, Fern, Wi=.: 
 s. E. C. Watt. Prepared in Florence (Wis.) 
 H. S. Address, 306 E. Springfield Ave., Cham- 
 paign. t 
 
 9475. LESLIE IiRY.\N WEDGE 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. S 11. 1896, Kewanee, 
 111.; s. Frank Murrav (b. Lafayette, 111.) and 
 Sadie B. Wedge (b. Kewanee. 111.). Prepared 
 in Kewanee, H. S. Acacia. 4th R. O. T. C 
 Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 1918; Lt., Instr., 
 Depot Brig., Camp Sherman, O., 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M.; Congr. Church. Address, 
 403 McKinley Ave., Kewanee, 111. 
 
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 Baccalaukeate Alumni 
 
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 947(5. AMY AZALEA WEIR 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 29, 1896, West 
 Union. 111.; d. John Weir. Prepared in Mar- 
 shall Tp. H. S. Alpha Gamma Delta; 2nd 
 Cabinet Y. W. C. A.; Gregorian. Addness, 75 
 W. Main St., Marshall, lU.t 
 
 9477- PEARL WEIR 
 
 B. S. in H. So.; b. F 15, 1896, Chicago; d. 
 L. J. (b. Jl 16, 1869, Sullivan Co., Ind.) and 
 Fannie (Wilkin) Weir (b. Ja 29, 1873, Craw- 
 ford Co., 111.). Prepared in Marshall Tp. H. 
 S. Alpha Gamma Delta. Address, Marshall, 
 111. 
 
 9478. KATHRYN CLARE WELSH 
 
 A. B. in 11. So.; b. Ag 17, 1891. Bradford, 
 111.; d. Edward John (b. 1862, New York City) 
 and Alice Elizabeth (Driscoll) Welsh (b. 186:;. 
 Bradford, 111.). Prepared in Bradford H. S.; 
 la. St. Coll., 1916-17. Spalding Guild. Ad- 
 dress, Bradford, 111. 
 
 9479. CAROLYN LOUISE WENZ 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. N 29, 1874, Paris. 
 111.; d. William and Sophia Wenz. Prepared 
 in Univ. of Chicago. Address, Paris, Ill.t 
 
 9480. MARION ISABEL WEST 
 
 B. S. in H. Sc; b. Je 23, 189S, Loda, 111.; 
 d. W. J. West. Prepared in Loda H. S.; Mil- 
 waukee-Downer Coll. Chi Omega. Address. 
 Loda, Ill.t 
 
 9481. JOHN LEROY WESTENHAVER 
 B. S. in Min. E.; b. Ja 13, 1895, Chicago; 
 s. Samuel Rippie (b. F 9, 1855) and Julia (Hix- 
 embaugh) Westenhaver (b. Je 26, 1865, Wes- 
 terport, Md.). Prepared in Lane Tech. H. S., 
 Chicago. Phi Kappa Sigma; Theta Tau; Hel- 
 met; Repub. Club; Stud. Council; Fresh. Var- 
 sity Baseball; Ensign Sch., U. S. N., 191 8; 
 Ensign, 1918 — . Address, 4510 Kimball Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 9482. OREN LESLIE WHALIN 
 B. S. in Agr. ; b. Mr 9, 1891, Rexford, Kan.; 
 s. Solomon Thomas (b. D 30, 1866, Sunrise, 
 Ky.) and Rose (Cummins) Whalin (b. Ag 3, 
 1867. Rose Hill, 111.). Prepared in East. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. U. S. N. R. F., 1918— . Ad- 
 dress. Rose Hill, 111. 
 
 9483. ELIZABETH LUX WHEELHOUSE 
 (Sister of No. 8055) 
 Teacher; A. B. in H. Sc; b. F 10, 1896, 
 Utica, N. Y.; d. George E. (b. D 12, 1862, 
 West Eaton, N. Y.) and Elizabeth E. (Lux) 
 Wheelhouse (b. 1863, Utica, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Decatur H. S. Pi Beta Phi; Yo Ma; H. Sc. 
 Club; Kappa Delta Pi. Teacher, Sci., H. S., 
 Neoga, 111.. 191 8 — . Address, 450 Ewing Ave., 
 Decatur, 111.; bus. add., -High School, Neoga, 
 111. 
 
 9484. RUSSELL SHERMAN WHITE 
 Advertising; A. B. in Commerce; b. Ap 4, 
 1896, Chicago; s. Nelson N. White. Prepared in 
 Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Ma-wan-da; Sachem; Mgr. Illio; Circulation 
 Mgr., Daily Illini; Home-Coming Com. Adver- 
 tising Dept., Decatur Herald, 1919 — . Sergt., 
 Q. M. C, Camp Dodge, la., 1918; Mustered 
 out, Mr 18, 1919. Address, 439 W. Wood St., 
 Decatur, III. 
 
 9485. WINIFRED ELIZABETH WHITE 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 2, 1896, 
 Chicago; d. Charles F. (b. Jl 13. 1871, Shamo- 
 kin, Pa.) and Winnie (Carlin) White (b. Mr 
 8. 1865, Boscobel, Wis.). Prepared in Austin 
 H. S.. Chicago; N. W. Univ., 1914-1C. Cap 
 and Gown Com. Teacher, H. S. Address, 
 6315 Lakewood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9486. MERLYN RULOFFE WHITNEY 
 Sec, Chamber of Commerce; B. S. in Com- 
 merce; b. D 24, 1893, Garettsville, O.; s. Hom- 
 er R. (b. Ravenna, O.) and Adah (Fuller) 
 Whitney (b. Garretsville, O.). Prepared in 
 Marion (O.) H. S.; Wharton Sch. of^ Finance 
 and Commerce; Univ. of Pa., 1914-16. Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Final Honors. Sec, Chamber 
 of Commerce, Bellefontaine, O., 1918; do., 
 Newark, O., 1919— . Address. Chamber of 
 Commerce, Newark, O. 
 
 9487. MABLE DORIS WHITTEN 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. My 9, 1896, Varna, 
 III.; d. Charles William (b. Castleton, HI.) and 
 Henrietta (Leigh) Whitten. Prepared in De- 
 Kalb Tp. H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1913- 
 15. Address, Mattoon, 111. 
 
 9488. HOWARD CLIFFORD WHITVER 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Ag 8, 1896, Walnut, 
 111.; s. Thomas Whitver. Prepared in Walnut 
 H. S. Address, 701 W. University Ave., Ur- 
 bana.t 
 
 9489. JULIUS HARRY WIEN 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. Ja lo, 1897, Chicago; s. 
 Isaac Wien. Prepared in McKinley H. S., 
 Chicago; Crane Jr. Coll. Eta Kappa Nu; E. 
 E. Soc. Address, 3647 W. Crenshaw St.. Chi- 
 cago. f 
 
 9490. RUTH ISABELLE WIKOFF 
 (Sister of No. 6664) 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Je 22, 1896, 
 Chicago; d. Dr. Benjamin Debois (b. Ag 28, 
 1859) and Esther (Conklin) Wikoff (b. My 2, 
 i860). Prepared in Austin H. S., (Chicago; 
 Rockford Coll., 1914-15. Alpha Xi Delta; Mor- 
 tarboard; Alethenai; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. 
 Cabinet; Class Advisory Bd.; V. P., Sr. Class; 
 Sr. Council; Chm., Mardi Gras; Mgr., Stunt 
 Show; Sr. Breakfast Com.; Chm., 111. Song- 
 book Com. Teacher, H. S., Pinckneyville, III., 
 1918 — . Address, 5939 Race Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add.. High School, Pinckneyville, 111. 
 
 9491. JESSE ERNEST WILKINS 
 Scholar; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F i, 1894, 
 Farmington, Mo.; s. John Byrd (b. 1856, Miss.) 
 and Susie Olivia (Douthit) Wilkins (b. Ja 9, 
 1869, Farmington, Mo.). Prepared in Lincoln 
 Inst., Jefferson City, Mo. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Math. Round Table. Scholar in Math., 1918- 
 19. Sergt., Camp Dodge, la., 1918; 2nd Lt., 
 Co. I, 809th Pioneers, A. E. F., France; Charge 
 of Y. M. C. A. Hut, Camp Coetquidan, France. 
 Address, 2825 Lawton Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 949^. GEORGE ALFRED WILLIAMS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 10, 1893, Parsons, 
 Kan.; s. E. B. Williams. Prepared in Peoria 
 H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst. 2nd Lt., F. A., Bat. 
 E, -th Regt., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.; Mus- 
 tered out, D 14, 1918. Address, 11511 St. Clair 
 Ave., Cleveland; bus. add., 901 Guardian Bldg., 
 
 9493. GRACE ETHEL WILLIAMS 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 12, 1888, Wood- 
 land, III.; d. John S. (b. Jl 17, 1853, do.) and 
 Frances (Adams) Williams (b. D 27, 1861, 
 Rensselaer, Ind.). Prepared in Onarga H. S. 
 and Sem. ; N. W. Univ., 1910-11. Kappa Delta 
 Pi; Choral Soc; Jamesonian; Woman's League. 
 Address, Watseka, 111. 
 
 9494. HELEN JACKSON WILLIAMS 
 Student; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ja 20, 1895, 
 Streator, 111.; d. Charles Horton (b. D 25, 
 1865, LaSalle Co., 111.) and Mary Dunaway 
 (Jackson) Williams (b. Mr 30, 1870, Seneca, 
 111.). Prepared in Streator, Tp. H. S.; Univ. 
 of Colo. Gamma Phi Beta; Sigma Xi; W. A. 
 A.; Prelim. Honors. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 Iowa, Iowa City, la., 1918 — . Address, 205 
 N. Vermillion, Streator, 111.; bus. add.. Univ. 
 of Iowa, Iowa City, la. 
 
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 9495. IRENE WILLIAMS 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. D 14, i8p6, Ravanna, 
 Mo.; d. Ira Williams. Prepared in Princeton, 
 (Mo.) H. S. Alpha Delta Pi. Address. Rav- 
 anna, Mo.t 
 
 9496. WARD MAURXCE WILLITS 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. F 27, 1893, Galva, 
 111.; s. Clarence L. (b. Ap 4, 1859, New 
 Boston, 111.) and Maud (McCluhan) Willits 
 (b. 1862, Avon, 111.). Prepared in Thornton 
 Tp. H. S. Ilus; Delta Sigma Rho; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Philomathean; Prelim. Honors; 
 Debating Team; ist Lt., Univ. Brig. 2nd Lt., 
 A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Address, IS516 Tur- 
 lington Ave., Harvey, 111. 
 
 9497. WINIFRED WILSON 
 Teacher; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. O 29, 1894, 
 Atwood, 111.; d. Charles W. ( b. N 8, 1865. do.) 
 and Thusnelda Margaret (Gross) Wilson (b. 
 Ap 25, 1868). Prepared in Atwood H. S. ; 
 East. 111. St. Norm. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Chi Theta; W. A. A.; E.x. Council, 
 Woman's League; Jamesonian; Sr. Invitation 
 Com.; Prelim. Honors. Teacher, H. S., Atwood, 
 111., 1918 — : Address, Atwood, 111. 
 
 9498. MARY ALAMEDA WINSHIP 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 21, 1894, Tiskilwa, 
 111.; d. Orville (b. F 22. 1858, Princeton, 111.) 
 and Edna (Haskell) Winship (b. Ag 30, 1862, 
 Bureau, 111.). Prepared in Joliet Tp. H. S. 
 Address, Tiskilwa, 111. 
 
 Q499. LAWRENCE MORSE WINTERS 
 (Brother of No. 73^2) 
 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. Je 6, 1896, Chicago; 
 $. Andrew Ludwig (b. O n, 1863, Reading, 
 Pa.) and Lillian (Prior) Winters (b. Ja 1861, 
 Norwich, Conn.). Prepared in Morgan Park 
 Acad., Chicago; Parker H. S., Chicago. Iris; 
 Beta Gamma Sigma; Ma-wan-da; Sachem; 
 Pierrots; Graphomen; Prelim. Honors; Ed., 
 lllio. U. S. N. A. R. Sch., Municipal Pier, 
 Chicago, 1 91 8; Ensign, 1918 — . Address, 10745 
 S. Seeley Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9500. HELEN ELISABETH WITBECK 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 21, 189s; d- 
 Olney (b. 1867, Belvidere, 111.) and Jennie 
 June (Bennett) Witbeck (b. 1807, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Belvidere H. S. ; 111. Woman's Coll., 
 19:4-16. Achoth; V. P., Illiola; ist Cabinet 
 and V. P., Y. W. C. A.; Sr. Advisory Bd. Ad- 
 dress, 934 S. State St., Belvidere, 111. 
 
 9501. LILLIAN HONENS WOERMAN 
 
 (WARD) 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. My 8, 1897. Milan, 
 111.; d. John William (b. Ja 18. t868, St. 
 Louis.) and Elizabeth Groff (Honens) Woer- 
 man (b. F 27, 1867, Milan, 111.). Prepared in 
 Soldan H. S., St. Louis. Gamma Phi Beta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Nu; Iota Sigma 
 Pi; H. Sc. Club; Staff, ///. Agr. Teacher. H. 
 S.. Bement, 111., 1918-19. Married Raymond 
 Ward, Mr 27, 19 ig, St. Louis. Address, 5108 
 Cabanne Ave., St. Louis; bus. add.. 1604 N. 
 Water St., Decatur, 111. 
 
 9502. WILBUR TOVvNSEND WOLEBEN 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. O 28, 1896, Tipton, la.; 
 a. Harry (b. Ja 16, 1862, Marengo, 111.) and 
 Anna Jane (Dean) Woleuen (b. N 17, 1864, 
 Tipton, la.). Prepared in Bloom Tp. H. S., 
 Chicago Heights; Dartmouth Coll., 1914-15. 
 Sigma Phi Epsilon; Footoau Squad; ist Lt., 
 Univ. Brig. U. S. N. A. R. F., 1918— . Ad- 
 dress, 60 W. Hickory St., Chicago Heights, III. 
 
 9503. ALINE- JEANNETTE WOLFF 
 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. O 23, 1806, Cambridge, 
 O.; d. Simon (b. Ja :, i860, Ger.) and Elise 
 CStrouss) Wolff (b. O 30, 1861, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Urbana H. S. Woman's Cosmopolitan 
 Club. Address, S'o Iowa St.. Urbana. 
 
 9504. HERBERT F. WOLTER 
 Supvr., Agr. Kduc; B. S. in Agr.; b. S 19, 
 
 1896, Danville, 111.; s. William (b. Cleveland) 
 and Louisa (Houswalt) Wolter (b. Newport, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Danville H. S. Supvr., Agr. 
 Educ, Mt. Carroll, 111., 1918 — . 2nd Lt., Inf., 
 Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1918; Mustered out, D 14, 
 191S. Address, 614 Wayne St., Danville, 111. 
 
 9505. MARVIN YIK HSEN WONG 
 
 B. S. in Commerce; b. D 27, 1895, Canton, 
 China; s. Wah Ying Wong. Prepared in Tong- 
 shan Engng. Coll. Address, 1786 N. Szechuen 
 Road, Shanghai, China. t 
 
 9So6. RAYMOND BURNS WOODROW 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ja 19, 1895, Green Valley, 
 III.; s. W. L. Woodrow. Prepared in Green 
 Vallley H. S.; Bradley Poly. Inst. Address. 
 Green Valley, Ill.t 
 
 9507. FRANCES OCTAVIA WOODS 
 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ap 6, 1895, Little 
 Rock, Ark. Prepared in Summer H. S.; Ober- 
 lin Coll. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Address, 3537 
 Lawton Ave., St. Louis. t 
 
 9508. LENNA ADAIR BERYL WOODS 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. D 12, 
 
 1897, Areola, 111.; d. William Mason (b. Som- 
 erset, Ky.) and Nettie Mae (Hunt) Woods (b. 
 Areola, 111.). Prepared in Drummer Tp. H. S. 
 Sigma Xi; Bethany Circle; Stud. Volunteer 
 Band. Grad. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 .Address, 1007 S. ist St., Champaign. 
 
 9509. HENRY HAROLD WORNER 
 Farmer; B. S. in Agr.; b. My 30, 1898, San 
 Jose, 111.; s. Henry (b. F 20, 1868, Green Val- 
 ley, 111.) and Mary Elizabeth (Kiesling) Wer- 
 ner (b. Je 12, 1870). Prepared in Forest City 
 Tp. H. S.; Havana H. S. Address. R. 2, San 
 Jose, III. 
 
 9510. MILDRED WINIFRED WRIGHT 
 
 B. S. in Agr.; b. Ap 23, 1891, Milwaukee; 
 d. Arthur T. (b. Utica, N. Y.) and Laura 
 (Butterfield) Wright (b. Milwaukee). Prepared 
 in Milwaukee-Downer Sem.; Georgetown Visi- 
 tation Convent, Washington, D. C. ; Milwau- 
 kee-Downer Coll.; Milwaukee St. Norm. Sch. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Final Honors. .4ddress, 
 Okauchee, Wis. 
 
 951 1. NORMAN WILLIAM WROBY 
 B. S. in Chem. E.; b. O i, 1897, Chicago; 
 s. Charles W. Wroby. Prepared in Lane Tech. 
 H. S. ; Univ. of Chicago. Chem. Warfare Ser- 
 vice, U. S. A., 1918; JSIustered out D 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 1420 Thome Ave., Chicago. 
 
 9512. OTILLIA EMMA YACKEY 
 A. B. in H. Sc; b. Jl 7. 1892, St. Louis; "i. 
 Wilfred A. (b. N 10, 1S65, St. Louis) and 
 Magdalen Barbara (Beck) Yackey (b. Mr s, 
 1867. Mascouta'i, 111.). Prepared in McKinley 
 H. S.; Harris Teachers' Coll., St. Louis, 191 1- 
 12. Omicron Nu. Address, 4970 Columbia 
 Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 9513. EDGAR G-A.BRIEL YAEGER 
 A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. F 8, 1891, Summer- 
 tield. 111.; s. Mrs. Caroline Yaeger. Prepared 
 in Central Wesleyan Coll., Warrenton, Mo. 
 Address. New Baden, Ill.t 
 
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 9514. YASUZO YAM AD A 
 B. S. in C. E. ; b. F 25, 1889, Kagoshima, 
 Ken. J^pan; s. Yasuhichi Yaniada. Prepared 
 in Higher Tech. Sch., Kumamoto, Japan. Ad- 
 dress, Kagoshima, Ken, Japan. t 
 
 9515. LELAND EDWARD YEAGER 
 Assistant; A. B. in L. A. & S.; b. Ag 10, 
 
 1896, Chicago; s. Everett Emlin (b. F 13, 1868, 
 Coatesville, Pa.) and Grace Helen (Caldwell) 
 Yeager (b. Ag lo. 1868, Cincinnati). Prepared 
 in Proviso To. H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi 
 Kappa Tau; Scabbard and Blade; 1st Lt. and 
 Lt. Col., Univ. Brig. Prelim. Honors. Asst. 
 in Math., Univ. of 111., D 1918 — . Instr., U. 
 S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918; Capt., 111. 
 Kat. Guard 1918. Address, 419 S. i8th Ave., 
 Maywood. 111.; bus. add., 1002 S. Second St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 9516. JOHN GEORGE YERINGTON 
 
 B. S. in Agr. : b. Je 30, 1895, Watervliet, 
 Mich.; s. George M. Yerington. Prepared in 
 Benton Harbor (Mich.) H. S. Alnha Sigma 
 Phi; Ku Klux. Address, R. 3, Watervliet, 
 Mich.t 
 
 9SI7. MERLE 
 Accountant; A. B. 
 1895, Versailles, 111. 
 2, 1874, Meredosia, 
 (Lipcaman) YocKey 
 111.). Prepared in 
 Beta Gamma Sigma 
 ist Co., sth Officers 
 Monroe, Va. ; 2nd 
 1918 — . Address, 131 
 town. 111. 
 
 ALBERT YOCKEY 
 in Commerce; b. Ag 17, 
 
 ; s. Frank Albert (b. N 
 111.) and Nettie Amelia 
 (b. O 30, 1874, Perry, 
 
 Beardstown H. S. Ilus; 
 Lt., Univ. Brig. Corp.. 
 
 Tr. Camp, C. A. C, Ft. 
 
 Lt., C. A., Co. I, do.. 
 4 Washington St., Beards- 
 
 9Si8. GEORGE ANDREW ZEHR 
 
 B. S. in E. E.; b. O 2. 1896, Holbrook. 
 Neb. Prepared in Washington H. S.; Bradley 
 Poly. Inst. Eta Kap'^a Nu: E. E. Soc. U. S. S. 
 C, Camp Meade, JVid. Address, Washington, 
 Ill.t 
 
 9519. LAURENCE WILLARD ZELLER 
 A. B. in Commerce; b. My 18, 1S95, Bra- 
 zil, Ind. ; s. William M. and Mary (Herr) 
 Zeller. Prepared in Brazil (Ind.) H. S. Ad- 
 dress, 1 1 16 N. Meridian St., Brazil, Ind.; 
 bus. add., American Coal Mining Co., Bick- 
 nell. Ind. 
 
GRADUATE ALUMNI 
 
 Those Who Have Received Higher Degrees After a Course 
 of Graduate Study 
 
 (702 Bachelor's Degrees, Univ. of 111.; 776 Bachelor's Degrees Elsewhere.) 
 
 EDWINA EUNICE ABBOTT (roWAN) 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3253.) 
 
 WILLIAM LAMB ABBOTT 
 1904. Mech. Eiigr. (See No. 373.) 
 
 THEODORE SPERRY ABBOTT 
 1911. C. E. (See No. 121.) 
 
 Gi. MIKISHKI ABE 
 Engineer; Ph. D., 1914; b. My 4, 1883, 
 Ichinoseki, Japan; s. Tokushiro (b. 1856, 
 Iwate, do.) and Ogino Abe (b. 1863, do.). 
 Prepared in Ichinoseki (Japan) H. S.; B. E., 
 Tohoku Univ., 1905. Stud., Hanover, Ger., 
 1 91 4; Engr.. Imperial Govt. Rys. of Japan, 
 19 14 — ; Designed and executed structures of 
 Tokyo Elevated R. R. Auth. : Reinforced Con- 
 crete Engng., 1916; On the Strength of Con- 
 crete by Experimental Investigation, Proceed- 
 ings of Imperial Japanese Ry. Assn., 1913; 
 On Detail Designing in the Light of Modern 
 Experiments, Proceedings of Inst, of Japan 
 Architects, 19 16. Am. Rys. and Reinforced 
 Concrete, Proc. of Imp. Japan Assn., 1915. 
 Mem., Imperial Rys. Assn.; Hon. mem., Inst, 
 of Japanese Archs. Married Tsuki Abe, 1909, 
 Tokyo. Child, Misao, b. 1910. Address, 24 S. 
 Temple St., Mita, Shiba, jiokyo; bus. add., 
 C. E. Dept., Grand Central Div., Imperial 
 (jovt. Rys. of Japan. Tokyo, Japan. 
 
 DUFF ANDREW ABRAMS 
 
 1909. C. E. (See No. 2304.) 
 
 JAMES EDWARD ACKERT 
 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 3617.) 
 
 G2. WILLIAM SYLVESTER ADAMS 
 
 Farmer; A. M., 1910; b. Je 11, 1885, Logan, 
 Kan.; s. Rev. J. (b. Jl 24, 1845. O.) and 
 Isabelle Jane (Baird) Adams. Prepared in 
 Greenville H. S.; Greenville Coll. Prep. Sch. 
 A. B., Greenville Coll., 1907. Scholarship, 
 Hist., Univ. of 111., 1909-10. Head Officer, 
 Anthony Bus. Coll. Kan., 1910-11; V. P., Ar- 
 kansas City Bus. Coll., 1910-11; Instr., do., 191 1: 
 Farmer, Republic Co., Kan., igii — . Address, 
 742 Giddings Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 G3. FREDERICK HENRY HERBERT 
 ADLER 
 
 Professor; A. M., 191 1; Ph. D., 1913; b. O 
 3, 1885, Chicago; s. Frederick (b. O 9, 1857, 
 Ger.) and Elizabeth (Witt) Adier (b. My 31. 
 1863, do.). Prepared in Robert Waller H. S., 
 Chicago. A. B., O. St. Univ., 1909. Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Scholarship, 1909-10; Instr., Germanic 
 Langs., O. St. Univ., 1909-10; Fellow. Ger., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-13; Instr., Mod. Langs., 
 Case Sch. of Apnlied Sc, 1913-14; Instr., 
 Ger., Dartmouth Coll., 1914-17; Prof., Ger., 
 Wis. St. Norm. Coll., Oshkosh, Wis., 1917; 
 Asst. Prof., Eng., Lawrence Coll., Appleton, 
 Wis., 19:8 — . Auth.: Herder and Klopstock, A 
 Comparative Study, G. E. Stechert and Co., 
 1914. Mem.. Mod. Lang. Assn. Married Mildred 
 N. Leithold. Jl 25, 1918, La Crosse, Wis. Ad- 
 dress, 490 College Ave., Appleton, Wis. 
 
 MILTON KENT AKERS 
 1907. E. E. (See No. 2306.) 
 
 G4. MIRIAM CYNTHIA AKERS 
 Instructor;^ A. M., 1917; b. D 4, 1894, 
 Cli>-emont, S. Dak; d. Edwin Wallace (1). 
 1863, Wis.) and Anna May (Wilson) Akers 
 (b. i865. Lee, Mass.). Prepared in Atwater 
 and Crook<iton (Minn.) H. Schs. ; 111. Wom- 
 ans Coll., i9;2-i4. A. B., 111. Coll., 1916. 
 Classical Club; Cr^d. Club; Philol. Soc. (jrad. 
 Scholarship, Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Instructor, 
 Latin and Eng., 111. Coll., Jacksonville, 111., 
 191 7-18. Address, Academ»' Hall, Jacksonville, 
 
 in. 
 
 G5. IDA EMMA AKIN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1912; b. Ag 2S 1886, 
 Ellettsville, Ind.; d. G. W. Akin. A. b., Ind. 
 Univ., 1908. Asst. Prin., H. S., Morgantown, 
 1908-10; Grad. Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1910- 
 11; Teacher, Bloomington, Ind. Address, 429 
 E. 7th St., Bloomington, Ind.t 
 
 WILLIAM ALBERT ALBRECHT 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 4517.) 
 
 G6. CHESTER HARiuON ALLEN 
 Chemist; A. M., 1914; b. F 27, i88g. Grand 
 Rapids, Mich.; s. Elwin C. (b. Ap 3, 1849, 
 Milan, Mich.) and H. Lillian (Steiner) Allen 
 (b. Ap IS, 1859, Phillipsburg, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Appleton (Wis.) H. S. A. B., Lawrenc* 
 Coll., 1912. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Cf~°.j-r> >Jew 
 York City, 1914-17; do., Cincinnati. 1917-18. 
 Hospital corps. Wis. Nat. Guard, ind. Regt., 
 1908-12. Auth.: The Oxidation of Branchc/ 
 Chain, Fatty Acids, Jour, of Biol. Cliem., Vol. 
 27. Address, 1629 Lincoln Ave., Cincinnati. 
 
 LOUIS ALLEN 
 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 5520.) 
 
 OTHO WILLIAM ALLEN 
 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 6694.) 
 
 MAY ALLINSON 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 2550.) 
 
 HARRY ORSON ALLISON 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 2552.) 
 
 WORTH ARTHUR ALLISON 
 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7340.) 
 
 G7. CLARENCE WALWORTH ALVORD 
 
 (Father of No. 7341) 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1908; b. My 21, 1868; 
 s. Daniel Wells (b. O 21, 1816, Greenfield, 
 Mass.) and Caroline Betts (Dewey) Alvord 
 (b. Mr 26, 1827, Northampton. Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Northampton (Mass.) H. S.; Phillips 
 Acad., Andover, Alass. A. B., Williams Coll., 
 1891. Friedrich Wilhelm Univ., Berlin, 1893- 
 95; Univ. of Chicago, 189"; -96. Instr., Mil. 
 Acad., Mass., 1891-93; do.. Prep. Sch., Univ. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 743 
 
 of 111., 1897-1901; Instr., Hist., Univ. of 111., 
 1901-06; Assoc, do., 1906-07; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1907-08; Assoc. Prof., do., 1909-13; Prof., do., 
 1913—- Auth. : (with C. E. Carter) The Criti- 
 cal Period, British Series Vol I, Vol. X; The 
 New Regime, do.. Vol. II, Vol. XI; Invitation 
 Serieuse aux Habitants des Illinois; (with Dr. 
 E. B. Greene) Governors' Letter-Books, III. 
 Hist. Collections, 1909; Kaskaskia Records, do., 
 1909; (with Lee Bridgwood) Early Explora- 
 tions of the Virginians in the Trans-Alleghany 
 Region, 1912; The Miss. Valley in British Poli- 
 tics, 2 vols., 1916; Managing Ed., Miss. Valley 
 Hist. Review, 1914 — ;Ed. in Chief. ///. Cen- 
 tennial Hist., 6 vols. Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; 
 Wis. Hist. Soc; 111.; St. Hist. Soc; Minn. 
 Hist. Soc; Fellow of RoyaJ Hist. Soc; O. Val- 
 ley Hist. Assn.; Miss. Valley Hist. Assn.; Mo., 
 Neb., Hist. Soc; Chicago Hist. Soc; Mo. Hist. 
 Soc. of St. Louis. Married Jane Kettell Blanch- 
 ard Parrott. Jl 25, 1893 (died S 12, 191 1); 
 Idress Head, Ap 10, 1913. Child, Genevieve 
 Raymond ('16), b. Ap 9, 1894. Address, 1008 
 Lincoln Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 418 Lincoln 
 Hall, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G8. CHARLES AaUIERMAN 
 A. M., 1897; b. N 5, 1870, Green Castle, 
 Ind.; s. Philip Ammerman. A. B., De Pauw 
 Univ. Address, Greencastle, Ind. 
 
 THOM.\S HAMER AMRENE 
 1908. E. E. (See No. 2555.) 
 
 G9. HARRY AMSTERDAM 
 A. M., 1916; b. My 1889, Russia; s. Harry 
 and Rebecca Amsterdam. Prepared in Pvt. 
 Schs., Warsaw, Russia; Poland and U. S. 
 A. B., Lake Forest Coll., 1915. Stud., Lib. 
 Sch., Univ. of 111., 1918. Post O. M. Detach- 
 ment, U. S. A.. Ft. Bliss, Tex., 191S; Libn., 
 Camp Shelby, Miss. Address, 511 S. Lynn St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 EDWIN ANDERS 
 1 9 18. A. M. (See No. 23 11.) 
 
 Gio. ANDREW JOHN ALBERT 
 ANDERSON 
 Engineer; M. S., 1915;' b- Ag 13. 1892, 
 Chicago; s. John Owen (h. Je 21, 1859) and 
 Esther Espertine ''Jacobsen'> Anderson (b. Ag 
 29, 1869). Prepared in Lake View H. S. B. S., 
 Lewis Inst., 1913. Sigma Xi; C. E. Club. 
 With 111. Highway Comn., 1915; Civ. Engr., 
 Grant Smith & Co., 1915-17; do., Leonard 
 Const. Co., 1917; do.. Smith Hauser Mac 
 Isaac Inc., 1917 — . Stud. Mem., West. Soc. of 
 Engrs. ; A. S. C. E. Address, 913 Irving Park 
 Blvd., Chicago; bus. add., Curtis Bay, Md. 
 
 ARVID ROBERT ANDERSON 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4522.) 
 Gii. BENJAMIN McALESTER ANDERSON 
 
 Econ. Adviser; A. M., 1910; b. My i, 1886, 
 Columbia. Mo.; s. Benjamin M. (b. D 1854, 
 do.) and Mary Frances (Bowling) Anderson (b. 
 D 1851, do.). Prepared in Columbia (Mo.) H. S. 
 A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1906; Ph. D., Columbia, 
 191 1. Phi Beta Kappa. Fellow, Univ. of 111., 
 1909-10; do., Columbia, 1910-11. Prof., Hist, 
 and Pol. Econ. and head of Dept., St. Norm. 
 Sch., Springfield, Mo. 1907-11; Prof., Econ., 
 Mo. Valley Coll., 1906-7; Instr., Econ., Colum- 
 bia, 191 1; Asst. Prof., do., 1913; do.. Har- 
 vard, 1913-18; Econ. Adviser. Nat. Bank of 
 Commerce, N. Y.. 191 8 — . Auth.: Social Value, 
 A Study in Econ. Theory, Critical and Con- 
 structive, Houghton. Mifflin Co., 191 1; The 
 Value of Money, Macmillan Co., 1917; various 
 articles and reviews. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn. 
 Married Margaret Louise Crenshaw, My 27, 
 1909, St. Louis. Children: Benjamin M., Ill, b. 
 1912; John Crenshaw, b. 1914; William Bent, 
 b 191 7. Address, 16 W. 8th St., New York 
 Citv. 
 
 CHARLES THOMAS ANDERSON 
 ic,i2. M. S. (See No. 4523.) 
 
 CLAIR ELLMORE ANDERSON 
 1913- M. S. (See No. 4524.) 
 
 G12. HARRY WARREN ANDERSON 
 Associate; Ph. D., 1917; b. O 14, 1885, La 
 doga, Ind.; s. William L. (b. 1848, Morgan 
 town, Ind.) and Ora (Johnson) Anderson (b 
 1855, Ladoga, Ind.). Prepared in Ladoga (Ind.) 
 H. S. A. B., Wabaih Coll., 1907; A. M., do.. 
 1910, Fellowship in Biol., Vanderbilt Univ.; Re 
 search Fellow, Mo. Bot. Gardens, Washington 
 Univ.; Teaching Fellow, Vanderbilt, 1907-8, 
 Instr., Bot., Wabash Coll., 1908-10; Floricul 
 tural Pathol., Univ. of 111., 1911; Rose Prof. 
 Bot. and Head of Bot. Dept., Wabash Coll. 
 1912-17; Assoc, Pomol., Univ. of 111., 1917-18 
 .'\sst.. Barberry eradication. 111. Exp. Sta., do 
 1918-7. Auth.: Yeast-like Fungi of the Human 
 Intestinal Tract, Jour. Infectious Diseases, Vol 
 21. Married Elsie Elenore Osborne, Ag 14, 
 1914, Crawfordsville, Ind. Address, 611 Mich' 
 igan Ave., Urbana; bus. add., Dept. of Hort 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 ISABELLA ANDERSON 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 5524.) 
 
 MARY ANDERSON 
 1904. A. M. (See No. 1803.) 
 
 G13. SAMUEL HERBERT ANDERSON 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1912; b. Ag 21, 1880, 
 Berrien Springs, Mich.; s. T. W. Anderson. 
 A. B., Park Coll., Mo., 1902; A. M., do., 1903; 
 Univ. of Calif., summer, 1905; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, summers, 1908-09. Instr., Park Coll., 
 1902-03; do.. Salt Lake Coll. Inst., 1903-05; 
 Prof., Albany Coll., 1905-07; Instr., Occidental 
 Acad., 1907-09; Asst. Prof., Occidental Coll., 
 1909-10; Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111.; Instr., 
 do., Univ. of Wash., Seattle, ist Lt., Aero. 
 Eng^g. Div., Langley Field, Va.; McCook 
 Field, Dayton, O., 1918 — . Address, 5018, 20th 
 Ave., N. E. Seattle, Wash.; bus. add., Univ. 
 of Wash., do. 
 
 G14. DEMETRIUS DON ANDRONESCU 
 
 Professor; M. S., 1914; Ph. D., 1915; b. 
 Mr 18, 1880, Targoviste, Roumania; s. Ion and 
 Alexandrina (Vladescu) Andronescu. Diploma, 
 Coll. Agr., Roumania. Prof., Agron., Ferma 
 Model Studina, Roumania; Research Agron., 
 Univ. of Bukarest, Roumania; Butler Bros., 
 Export Dept., New York City, 1916 — . Auth.: 
 The Physiology of the Pollen of Zea Mays, 
 pub. by Dept. of Agr., Kingdom of Roumania; 
 (with L. H. Smith) The Artificial Germination 
 of Maize Pollen, Trans. 111. Acad, of Sc, Vol. 
 IX. Mem., Univ. Club; Botanical Soc. of Am. 
 Married Eleanor Louise Armstrong, F 5, 1916, 
 Denver, Colo. Address, 47 Van Wageneu Ave., 
 Jersey City, N. J. 
 
 Gis. MAMIE ELIZABETH ANTHONY 
 (SWARTZLANDER) 
 
 A. M., 1911; b. S 15, 1883, Kittanning, Pa.; 
 d. Simon Monroe (b. do.) and Mary Jane 
 (Cunningham) Anthony (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Kittanning (Pa.) H. S. A. B., Greenville Coll. 
 Philomathean; Sec, Alumnae Assn. Teacher, 
 Eng. and Greek, Sem.. Evansville, Wis., 1907- 
 09; do., Greenville Coll., 1909-10; Prof., Eng., 
 Central Holiness Univ., Univ. Park, la. 191 1- 
 12; Teacher Eng., H. S., Urbana, 1912-17; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1913-15; Instr., 
 Latin, Wayne St. Norm., Wayne, Neb., sum- 
 mers, 1914, 1915, 1917. Married Thomas H. 
 Swartzlander, Je 26, 1918, Rochester, N. Y. 
 Address 117 5th St., Aspinwall, Pittsburgh. 
 
744 
 
 IJNlVERSiTY OF ILLINOIS 
 
 LEO MAHLON APGAR 
 igi3. M. S. (See No. 5005.) 
 
 ANNE MARY APPLEGATE 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3258.) 
 
 CARL ELMER ARMELING 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 2015.) 
 
 G16. ROSSLEENE MERLE ARNOLD 
 Assistant; A. M., 1918; b. Mr 9, 1895. Cleve- 
 land; d. Herbert Elmer (b. Je 4, 1864. Otego, 
 N. Y.) and Emily Jane (Sessions) Arnold (b. 
 Tl 10, 1867, do.). Prepared in Oberlin (O.) 
 H. S.; A. B.. Oberlin Coll., 1916. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Iota Sigma Pi. Asst., Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., 1918 — . Auth. : The Peptization of Fer- 
 ric Arsenate and Phosnhate and the Forma- 
 tion of Their Gels, Jour. A. C. S., Jl 1918. 
 Mem.. First Congr. Church. Address, 603 S. 
 Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 G17. JUNE MAUD ASHLEY (ELMER) 
 (Wife of 0^0 1 ) 
 
 A. M., 1913; b. O 20, 1S86, Ithaca, Mich.; 
 d. Edwin H. (b. 1850, Market Basis, Eng.) 
 and Anne Eleanor ((ilarster) Ashley (b. 1854. 
 Liverpool, Eng.). Prepared in Ithaca (Mich.) 
 H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1905-7; B. E., Univ. of 
 Colo.; A. B., do., 1912; Sch. of Fine Arts, De- 
 troit. JSLirried Conrad Elmer (g'12), S 3. 
 1914. Child, Anne June. b. N 10, 1915- Ad- 
 dress. Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 LEVI PATTEN ATVVOOD 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 786.) 
 
 G18. ALICE LOUISE AUSTIN 
 (FARWELL) 
 (Wife of No. 2973) 
 A. M., 1914; b. Ap 27, 1890, New Wilming- 
 ton, Pa.; d. T. Merrill (b. My 10, 1862, Green- 
 ville, Pa.) and Effie Jane (Reznor) Austin (b. 
 ID 17, 1861, do.). Prepared in Monmouth Coll. 
 Prep. A. B.. Monmouth Coll., 1910. Married 
 Stanley P. Farwell ('07), Ja i, 1915. Mon- 
 mouth, 111. Child, Myra Jeanette, b. D 9, 
 19 1 7. Address, S434 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago. 
 
 CLEM C. AUSTIN 
 I913. M. E. (See No. 2883.) 
 
 G19. MINER MANLY AUSTIN 
 Assistant; A. M., 1918; b. D 18, 1892, Wa- 
 terloo, Wis.; s. Manly Harvey (b. 1S66, Dan- 
 ville, Wis.) and Abbie (Wright) Austin (b. 
 1868, do.). Prepared in Columbus (Wis.) H. 
 S. A. B.. Lawrence Coll., Appleton, \yis., 
 1916. Gamma Alpha; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 Asst., Chem., Lawrence Coll., 1915-16; Grad. 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Asst., do., 
 1917-18. Encr., Enlisted Reserve Corps, i9«8 — , 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 907 S. 6th 
 St., (ihampaign; bus. add., LTniv. of 111., L^r- 
 bana. 
 
 G20. VIDA ALMEDA AUSTIN 
 (Sister of No. 6710) 
 
 Teacher; A. M., 1911; b. Ja 24, 1885, Wood- 
 stock, 111.; d. Barton Slade (b. Jl 20, 1845. 
 Salem, N. Y.) and Alice Almeda (Shryver) 
 Austin (b. F 11, 1855, Woodstock. 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Woodstock H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch. B. S.. Northwestern Univ., 190S. Schol- 
 arship in Educ. Teacher, Pub. Schs., Gary, 
 Ind.; Instr., Biol., St. Norm. Sch., Valley 
 City, N. Dak., 1918 — . Address, Woodstock, 
 [II.; bus. add.. State Norma! School, \'alley 
 Cilv. \. Dak. 
 
 G21. ZELDA MAUDE AYRES 
 (SCHELLIJSIG) 
 A. M., 1910; b. Ap II, 1887, Leaf River, 
 111.; d. Fred Lemont (b. F 8, 1861, Cataract, 
 Wis.) and Nancy Louise (Crombie) Ayres (b. 
 Ap 20, 1 861, Oxford Mills, la.). Prepared in 
 Leaf River H. S.; Mt. Morris Acad. A. B., 
 Lake Forest Coll., 1909. Sciiolarship in Eng. 
 Married John M. Schelling, S 5, 1913, Leaf 
 River, HI. Child. Robert Ayres, b. My 23, 
 1917- Address, Leaf River, 111. 
 
 G22. ALBERT BABBITT 
 Professor; A. M., 1915; b. Ja 16, 1889, Rus- 
 sia; s. Irvin (b. do.) and Slava (Gersheno- 
 vitch) Babitsky (b. do.). Prepared in Real- 
 shule, Arol. Russia. A. B., Pa. St. Coll., 1914. 
 Phi Kappa Phi; Cosmopolitan Club. Asst., 
 Math., Univ. of Minn., 1915-16; Instr., do., 
 Univ. of Neb., 1916-17; Asst. Prof., do., 1917 — . 
 Auth.: articles in Sch. Sc. and Math.; Am. 
 Math. Monthly; Russian Math. Jours. Mem., 
 Am. Math. Assn.; Math. Club, Univ. of Neb., 
 1016. Married Sarah Potankin, D 27, 1914, 
 Philadelphia. Child, Milton Byron, b. My 10, 
 1916. Address, 325 N. 13th St., Lincoln, Neb.; 
 bus. add., Univ. of Neb., do. 
 
 G23. HAROLD EATON BABBITT 
 Instructor; M. S., 1917; b. Ja 7, 1S88, Som- 
 erville, Mass.; s. Charles Jacob and Corneilia 
 (Jules) Babbitt. Prepared in Somerville 
 (Mass.) H. S. B. S.. Mass, Inst, of Tech.. 
 iQii. Instr., Engng., Univ. of 111.; Assoc, San. 
 Engng., do.. 1919—- Capt., E. R. C. A. E. F., 
 France; Mustered out, Ja 10, 1919. Assoc. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E. Married Ilelen Hayward 
 Tainter, O 16, 1912. Address, 907 W. Oregon 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 IRWIN WOODWARD BACH 
 igog. A". M. (See No. 3263.) 
 
 G24. COURTLAND WALTER BADE 
 (Brother of No. 6714) 
 
 Mgr., Power Co.; M. S., 1915; b. Jl q, 1894, 
 Wahpeton, N. Dak.; s. Charles G. Bade. Pre- 
 pared in Oberrealschule, Hanover, Ger. E. E., 
 Mitturida, Saxony, Ger., 1914. Electn., Ber- 
 lin Hagen Storrage Battery Co.; Mgr.. Otter 
 Tail Power Co., Sisselton, S. Dak. Address, 
 Sisseltown, S. Dak.t 
 
 GLENN DAVID BAGLEY 
 1913. M. S., 1917. E. E. (See No. 5011.) 
 G2S. ERNEST WINFIELD BAILEY 
 Pomologist; M. S., 1909; b. Mr 25, 1885, 
 Worcester, Mass. ; s. Henry Densmore (b. N 
 24. 1849, Dudley, Mass.) and Ella Elizabeth 
 (Ware) Bailey (b. Jl 24. 1850, Worcester, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Worcester (Mass.) South 
 H. S. B. S., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1908. Kappa 
 Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Xi. Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of 111., 1908-9. Asst., Plant Breed- 
 ing, Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; 
 Instr., Pomol. and First Asst., Plant Breeding, 
 do., igio-ii; Assoc, rfo., and First Asst., do., 
 1911-13; Asst. Prof., Pomol. and Asst. Chief, 
 Plant Breeding, Agr. Kxp. Sta., 1914-16; Asst, 
 Prof., Pomol., and Asst, Chief, Pomol., do.. 
 1916-18; Research Work, Plant Breeding and 
 Plant Physiology, Citrus Exp. Sta.. Riverside. 
 Calif., 1 91 8—. Auth.: The Peach Industry of 
 Illinois, Trans. III. St. Hort. Soc., Vol. 48, 
 1914; Cold Storage Problems, do.. Vol. 50, 
 1916; Segregation in a Chestnut Species Hy- 
 brid, do.. Vol. 51. 1917; Fundamentals that 
 Determine Peach Pruning Practise, do.; var- 
 ious other articles. Mem., Am. Soc. for Hort. 
 Sc; Am. Pomol. Soc; Am. Genetic Assn. 
 Married Edith Amy Bullock, S 14, 1910, Wor- 
 cester, Mass. Children: Henry, b. Ja 7, 1914; 
 Muriel Elizabeth, h. Jl 2, 1916. Address, 605 
 Michigan Ave., Urbana; bus. add.. Citrus Ex- 
 perimental Station. Riverside. Calif. 
 
GkADI-ATE Al.UMNl 
 
 745 
 
 (0i6. 
 
 LA FORCE BAILEY 
 M. S. (See No. 6717.) 
 
 G26. MARGARET LEWIS BAILEY 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; Ph. D., igiz; b. N 
 5, 1880, Wellsboro, Pa.; d. Lewis Llewellyn 
 (b. 1840, Charleston, Pa.) and Elizalieth Cath- 
 erine (Hill) Bailey (b. 1851, Genesco, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Wellsboro (Pa.) H. S. A. B., Cor- 
 nell, 1903. Traveling Fellowship (Kng. and 
 (ier.), Univ. of 111.. 1912-13; Instr.. Ger., 
 Lake Erie Coll., Paincsville, O,, 1914; Instr., 
 Ger., Smith Coll., Northampton. Mass., 1914- — . 
 Auth. : Milton and Jacob Boehme: a study of 
 German mysticism in 17th Century England, 
 Oxford Univ. Press, 1914. Address, Wells- 
 boro, Pa. 
 
 WALTER THOMAS BAILEY 
 1910. M. Arch. (See No. 2018) 
 
 G27. WILLIAM HARRY BAIR 
 Assistant; M. S., 1914; b. D i6, 1879, 
 Ruffsdale, Pa.; s. Jacob C. (b. 1848, do.) and 
 Carrie (Hauser) Bair (b. 1856, Welty, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Alverton (Pa.) H. S.; West. Pa. 
 St. Norm. Sch., Indiana. Pa. B. S., O. No. 
 Univ., 1908. Teacher, H. S., P'owler, Ind., 
 1908-09; do.. Canton, 111., 1909-12; Grad. Stud, 
 and Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111., 1912-14; Instr., 
 do., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1914-15; Asst. and 
 Grad. Stud., do., Univ. of Calif., 1915 — . Ad- 
 dress, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 G28. CLARENCE JAMES BAKER 
 Assistant; M. S., 191 1; b. JI 22, 1S85, Canon 
 City, Colo.; s. Samuel H. (b. S 26, 1857, N. 
 y.) and Ada (Chick) Baker (b. Mr 29, i8ss)- 
 Prepared in East Denver H. S. A. B., Univ. 
 of Denver, 1907. Phi Lambda Epsilon. Teach- 
 er, Chem., 1907-09; Asst., Lmiv. of 111., 1909- 
 10; Asst., Chem., do., 1910-12: Prin., H. S., 
 Taylorville, 111. Married Lela Osborne, Ag 3. 
 1912, Urbana. Address, Taylorville, 111. 
 
 IRA OSBORN BAKER 
 18-8. C. E. (See No. 36) 
 
 G29. ROBERT EARL BAKER 
 Mgr., Metal Co.; A. M., 1914; b. F 10, 1888. 
 Columbus. Ivan.; s. Moses (b. Ag 19, 1834, 
 St. Joseph, Mo.) and Sarah Jane (Willson) 
 Baker (b. Ap 4, 1850. Guernsey Co., O.). Pre- 
 pared in Okla. St. Prep. Sch. A. B., Univ. of 
 Okla., 1912; Chem. E., Univ. of Wis., 1915. 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Fellowship, Chem.- 
 Engng., Univ. of Wis., 1914-15; Instr., Chem. 
 Engng., Univ. of Cincinnati, 1915-16; Works 
 .\Igr., Keokuk Electro Metals Co.. 1916 — . 
 Mem., Am. Electro. Chem. Soc, 191 S; A. I. 
 M. E., 1917 — . Married Nathal Patterson, Ag 
 16, 191 6. Kansas City, Mo. Child, Elizabeth 
 Harrison, b. Je 21, 1917. Address, 503 N. 3rd 
 St., Keokuk; bus. add., Keokuk Electro Metals 
 Co.. do. 
 
 G30. FRANCIS MAUSII BALDWIN 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1917; b. Ja 16, 1885, 
 West Upton. Mass.; s. Ellory Albee (b. 1845, 
 Coventry, Vt.) and Rosa Arbella (Wood) 
 Baldwin (b. 1851, West Upton, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Upton Center (Mass.) H. S. A. B., 
 Clark Coll., Worcester, Mass., 1906: A. M., 
 Clark LTniv., igo-?. Kappa Phi; Sigma Xi. 
 Instr., Norm. Sch.. Louisville, Kv., 1908-11; 
 I'rof., Biol., West. Md. Coll., Westminster, 
 Md.. 1911-15; Asst. and Grad. Stud.. Zool., 
 Univ. of 111., 19x5-17; Asst. Prof.. Physiol., 
 la. St. L^niv., 1917 — . Auth.: Diurnal Activity 
 of the Earthworm, Jour. Animal Behavior, 
 Vol. 7, 1917; Description of the Chem. Ele- 
 ments, Mather Printing Co., 1914; Pharyngeal 
 Derivatives of Amblystoma Jour, of Morphol., 
 Mr 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Bessie 
 May Seay, 1912, West Upton, Mass. Address, 
 c/o la. St. Coll., Dept. Zool., Ames, la. 
 
 JESSIE EMMA BALDWIN (TURNER) 
 t9i2. A. M. (See No. 3265.) 
 
 1915- 
 
 JOHN DUDLEY BALL 
 E. E. (See No. 2891.) 
 
 G31. THEODORE ROLLY BALL 
 Professor; M. S., 1914; Ph. D., 1916; b. JI 
 29, 1883, Marshalltown, la.; s. Thomas Frank- 
 lin (b. 1840, Salem, O.) and Emily Kerns 
 (Whealen) Ball (b. 1847, O.). Prepared in 
 Galva (la.) II. S. B. S., Drake Univ., 1908. 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Gamma Alpha. Instr., 
 Chem., Drake Univ., 1910-13; do., Univ. of 
 111., 1916-17; Asst. Prof., Washington Univ., 
 1917 — •. Auth.: The Determination of Titan- 
 ium, Jour. A. C. S., S 19 14; Heterof^eneous 
 Equilibrium between Aqueous and metallic 
 Solutions, do., \'ol. 39. Mem., Sigma Xi. Mar- 
 ried Laura Velma Downing, Je 16. 191 5, Des 
 Moines. Child, (jloria Elizabeth, b. F 19, 1917. 
 ■■Iddrcss, 6043 Kingsbury Blvd., St. Louis; 
 bus. add., c/o Washington University, do. 
 
 G32. ANNA MABEL BALLANS 
 A. M., 1910; b. JI 19, 1887, Neponset. 111;, 
 d. David (b. Ap 26, 1S31) and Sarah (Gould) 
 Ballans (b. D 8, 1848). Prepared in Nepon- 
 set and Springfield H. Schs. A. B., Knox Coll., 
 1909. War Work France, 1918 — . Address, 
 Neponset, 111. 
 
 G33. MARGARET ESTHER BALLEW 
 Student; A. M., 1910; b. S 6, 1887, Ma- 
 comb, 111.; d. Rev. R. T. (b. Ap 25, 1859, An 
 derson _Co., Ky.) and Nancy Angeline (Guy) 
 IJallew (b. F 25, 1859). Prepared in Roseville 
 Tp. H. S.; A. B., Hedding Coll., 1909. ProL, 
 Eng., Hedding Coll.; Grad. Stud., Eng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17; Prin., H. S., Lexington, 111., 
 1917-18; Grad. Stud., Radcliffe Coll., 1918— . 
 Address, Lexington, 111. 
 
 G34. GEORGE JOHN BALZER 
 Principal; A. M., 1909; b. JI i, 1878, Gutten- 
 berg, la.; s. Frederick (b. Cologne, Ger.) and 
 Eleanore (Henkel) Balzer (b. Butchbach, do.). 
 Prepared in H. S. A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1902. 
 Sigma Xi. Head, Sc. Dept., West. Div. H. S., 
 Milwaukee, 1909-11; Prin., Washington H. S.. 
 Milwaukee, 1911. Married Mena Leanore For- 
 ton, 1904, Chicago. Children: Roland Forton. 
 b. 1907; Eleanore Mari, b.' igii. Address, 
 Washington, H. S., Milwaukee.! 
 
 ALICE MAY BARBER (BENNETT) 
 1893. M. S. (See No. 678.) 
 
 ELLA URSULA BARBER 
 1892. M. L. (See No. 377-) 
 
 JULIA MINNETTA BARBER 
 
 191 5. A. M. (See No. 5537-) 
 
 WILLIAM DAVIS BARBER 
 T902. C. E. (See No. 679.) 
 
 G35. PANZY LOUISE BARGER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1912; b. D 29, 1889, Tar- 
 kio. Mo.; d. Isaac and Lucy (Evans) Barger. 
 Prepared in Tarkio (Mo.) H. S. B. S.. Tarkio 
 Coll., 191 1. Sigma Xi. Scholarship, Univ. of 
 111.; Grad. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1912-13: 
 Teacher, Sc, H. S.. Sullivan, 111., 1913-14; 
 Prof.. Biol., William Woods Coll., Fulton, Mo.. 
 1914-18; do., Tarkio Coll., 1918— . Address. 
 Tarkio, Mo. 
 
 CLARENCE BARBRE 
 191=;. M. S. (See No. 6067.) 
 
746 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 PERRY BARKER 
 1Q07. A. M. (See No. 2021.; 
 
 G36. BRONSON BARLOW 
 
 Botanist; M. S., 1913; b. N 2, 1872, Had- 
 ley, Mich.; s. N. P. JJarlow. Prei>ared in 
 Greenville H. S. B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 1902. Lab. Asst., Bacteriol., Mich. Expi. Sta., 
 1902-04; Asst., Bacterid., Agr. Coll.. Guelph, 
 Ont., Can., 1904-oq; Botanist, N. C. Dcpt. 
 Agr., 1910-ir; Research Asst., Univ. of 111., 
 1912-13; Research, Vaughan's Seed Store, 
 Chicago. Address, Greenville, Mich.; bus. add., 
 31-33 W. Randolph St., Chicago.t 
 
 G37. MILDRED BARNES (HAESSLER) 
 (Wife of G276) 
 A. M., 1917; b. O 18, 1890, Lansing, Mich.; 
 d. Orlando F. Barnes. Prepared in Lansing 
 n. S. A. B., Vassar Coll., 1912. Teacher, H. 
 S., Ironwood, Mich., 1912-15. Married Carl 
 H. Haessler (g'17), N 18, 1917, Eldorado, 111. 
 Address, Apt. 4, 580 Van Buren St., Milwau- 
 kee, t 
 
 OTIS AVERY BARNES 
 
 191S. M. S. (See No. 7363-) 
 
 CHARLES ANTHONY BARNHART 
 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 2319.) 
 
 JESSE MELANGTHON BARNHART 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 2573-) 
 
 G38. OREN AUGUSTUS BARR 
 Supt.. Schs.; A. M.. 1914; b. Je 12, 1872, 
 Odin. 111.; s. Noah E. (b. 1850, do.) and Eliza- 
 beth (Bundy) Barr (b. 1850, Centralia, III.). 
 Prepared in Dixon Coll. B. Ed., 111. St. Norm. 
 L'niv. Prin., Tp. II. S., Eldorado. 111., 1914- 
 16; Supt., Schs., Carthage, 111., 1916 — . Ad- 
 dress, 409 N. Marion St., Carthage, 111. 
 
 JAMES THEOPHILUS BARRETT 
 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 1808.) 
 
 G39. STUART JEFFERY BATES 
 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1912; b. My 9, 18S7, 
 Toronto, Can. B. A., McMaster LIniy., 1907; 
 M. A.; do., 1909. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Fellow in Chem., 191 o- 
 12; Research Assoc, Phys. Chem., Univ. of 
 111., 1913-14; Prof., Phys. Chem., Throop Coll., 
 1914 — . Married .Hazel C. Hooper, Ag 1917, 
 Toronto. Can. Address, Throop Coll. of Tech., 
 Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 PHILIP STEPHAN BARTO 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 2576.) 
 
 ZILPHA CURTIS BATTEY 
 191 8. A. M. (See No. 8130.) 
 
 FREDERICK CHARLES BAUER 
 191 S. M. S. (See No. 3632.) 
 G40. RACHAEL ANN BAUMGARTNER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1916; b. N 19. 18S9. Pre- 
 pared in Bethel Coll.; Laurence (Kan.) H. S. 
 A. B., Kjn. Univ.. 19 12. Grad. Asst., Biol, 
 dept., LTniv. of 111., 1916-1S. Teacher. Great 
 Falls. Mont. Address, Halstead, Kan.; bus. 
 add., Great Falls, Mont. 
 
 G41. PAUL LEVERN BAYLEY 
 Assistant; A. M., 1914; b. D 12, 1890, Wich- 
 ita, Kan.: s. Thomas Aldrich (b. 1S53, Rap- 
 way, N. J.) and Minerva Elizabeth (Coffey) 
 Bavlev (b. 18^9. Ky.l. Prepared in Ft. Smith 
 (Ark.> H. S." A. B.. Univ. of Ark., 1013. 
 Gamma Alpha. Asst.. Physics. Univ. of 111.. 
 1014-17; Instr., Signalling, S. M. A.. Univ. of 
 111.. 191 7-18; Instr., Cornell, 1919 — . Address, 
 Rockefellow Hall, Ithaca, N. Y.; bus. add., 
 Cornell Univ., do. 
 
 FLORENCE GABRIELLE BAXTER 
 (SNYDER) 
 191 ?. A. M. (See No. 4347.) 
 
 AMY ADALINE BEACH 
 igiS. A. M. (See No. 6077.) 
 
 G42. WALTER SPURGEON BEACH 
 
 Botanist; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ja 24, 1890. Brown- 
 town, Minn.; s. Spurgeon S. Beach. B. S. A., 
 Minn. Coll. of Agr., 1914; M. S., Mich. Coll. 
 of Agr., 1915. Asst., Bot.. Univ. of 111., 1915. 
 Exp. Sta., Bustleton. Philadelphia. Address, 
 Hutchinson, Minn.; bus. add., Bustleton, Phil- 
 adelphia. 
 
 HENRY M. BEARDSLEY 
 18S0. M. L. (See No. 204.) 
 
 GEORGE WILSON BEATTIE 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 6078.) 
 
 G43- HARRY JAMES BEATTIE 
 M. S., 1918; b. D 27, 1891, Denver, Colo.; 
 s. Christinia Beattie. A. B.. Univ. of Denver, 
 1914; A. M., do., 1915. War Gas Investiga- 
 tion Work, Washington, D. C, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 12700 Wisconsin Ave., Washington, D. 
 C. 
 
 G44. ALBERT JAMES BEATTY 
 Dir., Educ; A. M., 1915; Ph. D., 1917; b. 
 Jl 20, 1871; s. Francis Beatty (b. Ap 22, 1822, 
 Ireland) and Katherine (Smith) Beatty (b. D 
 5, 1834. Shelburne Falls, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Lamoille H. S.; No. 111. Norm. Sch., 1889-94; 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1897. A. B.. Knox Coll., 
 1900. Sigma Pi; Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Del- 
 ta Pi. Supt. and Prin., Tp. 11. S., Geneseo, 
 111., :9ii-i4; Sec. to Director of Bur. of Sales- 
 manship Research. Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 1017-18; Dir., Educ, Am. Rolling Mill (Zo., 
 Middletown, O., 1918 — . Auth.: Reports on 
 -Schs.; The Corporation Sch., 1918. Married 
 May E. Schick. D 25, 1894, Dixon. 111. Chil- 
 dren: Owen Channing, b. Ag 28, iSq6; Grace 
 Elizabeth, b. O 15, I899. Address, Middletown, 
 O. ; bus. add., c/o American Rolling Mill Co., 
 do. 
 
 G45. CLYDE BYRON BECK 
 Journalist; A. M., 1916; b. N 16. Frank- 
 port, Ind. ; s. Charles B. < 0. Je 18, 1861. Burl- 
 ington, Ind.) and Inez Louise (Cockayne) 
 Beck (b. Ap 23, 1865, Geetingsville, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Richmond (Ind.) H. S.; A. B., 
 Earlham Coll., 1906; .\. M., N. W. Univ. 
 Teacher, H. S., Noblesville. Ind., 1907 08; 
 Prin. H. S., Upland, Ind., 1909-10; Teacher, 
 IL S., Plant City, Fla., 1910-11; do.. High- 
 land Park, 1911-12; Instr.. Eng., Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll., 1912-13: Asst., Eng., Univ. of HI., 
 1914-1S. Reporter, Richmond Item, Richmond, 
 Ind., 1918-19; On Editorial Staff, Indianapolis 
 Star, 1019 — . Address, 27 N. 13th St., Rich- 
 mond, Ind.; bus. add., Room 214. Indianapolis 
 Star, Indianapolis, Ind. 
 
 G46. MARY LAVENIA BECK 
 Prin., H. S.; A. M., 1915; b- Mr 15, 1886, 
 Breckinridge, Tex.; d. Henry Harrison (b. Ag 
 28. iSi^t. Pleasant Grove, la.) and Frances 
 Davis (Veale) Beck (b. O 15, 1861, Dresden, 
 Tex.). Prepared in Corsicana (Tex.) H. S. 
 
 B. S., Coe Coll., 1908. Kappa Delta; Y. W. 
 
 C. A.. Cabinet; Cosmos Bd.: Jr. Annual Staff; 
 Pres., Sec. and critic. Lit. Soc Teacher, Eng.. 
 H. S., Somerset, Ky., 1915-16; Head of Jr. 
 Coll. dept. and Teacher, Eng. and French, 
 Cloquet. Minn.: Prin., H. S., Maquoketa, la., 
 1917; do., McKinley H. S., St. Louis, Mo., 
 1918— . Mem., Chautauqua Club. Somerset. 
 Kv., 191 5-16; Tuesday and Art Clubs, Maguo- 
 keta. la., 1917-18; Jour. Club, 1914-15; Coll. 
 Club, Cloquet, 1916-17; Presby. Church. Ad- 
 dress. Morning Sun, la.; bus. add., 5666 Vernon 
 Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 
 
Gkaduatk Ai.umni 
 
 747 
 
 G47- ALBERT JOHN BECKER 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1915; b. O 6. 1877, 
 Evansville, Ind.; s. Daniel \V. (b. N i, 1846, 
 do.) and Julia E. (Ritterskamp) Becker (b. 
 O I, 1856, P'reclandville, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Evansville (Ind.) H. S. B. S., Univ. of Midi., 
 1903; M. E., do., 1907. I'hi Gamma Delta; 
 Sigma Xi. Prof., Applied Math., Univ. of N. 
 Dak., 191 5 — . Auth.: Formulas for the Design 
 of Engine Parts, Power; The Action of Mild 
 Steel under Combined Stress, Quarterly Jour., 
 Univ. of N. Dak., Ap, 1916; Effect of Boilci 
 Stock Gases on the Strength of Coiicrtte 
 Engng., Contractincj, My, 1916; Temperature 
 Effects in the Strength of Concrete, N. Dak. 
 Soc. of Engrs., 191 7; On the Engng. Curric- 
 ulum, Engng. Educ, N, 1917; Strength and 
 Stiffness of Steel under Biaxial loading, Bui. 
 85, Univ. of III. Engng. Exp. Sta. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E. ; Soc. Promotion Engng. Educ; Sigma 
 Xi; N. Dak. Soc. Engrs. Married Clara I. Beck- 
 er, S 7, 1904. Children: Roger Kenneth, b. N 
 22, 1908; Richard Fenneman, b. S 4, 1912. 
 Address, 911; Bement Ave.,, Grand Forks, 
 N. Dak. 
 
 G48. ETHEL LOUISE BEDIENT 
 Inspector; A. M., 1917; b. D 22. 1892, Deck- 
 erville, Mich.; d. Conrad K. (b. Jl 25, 1852, 
 Corning, N. Y.) and Kate Lydia (Cooper) 
 Bedient (b. My 30, 1868, Grass Lake. Mich,). 
 Prepared in Deckerville (Mich.) II. S.; A. B., 
 -Mbion Coll., 1916. Delta Eta .Sigma; Delta 
 Sigma Rho; Sorosis Lit. Soc. Scholarship in 
 Econ., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Asst. Insp., 
 Child Labor Div., Children's Bur., U. S. Dept. 
 of Labor, Spartanburg, S. C. Address, iio 
 Hampton Drive, Spartanburg, S. C. 
 
 G49. JOHN SHERMAN BEEKLEY 
 A. M., 191 7; b. D 7, 1894, West Chester, 
 O. ; s. William Harvy (b. My 12, 1859, Cin- 
 cinnati) and Flora (Stein) Beekley (b. Ja 10, 
 1870, West Chester, O.). Prepared in Lock- 
 land (O.) H. S. A. B., Miami Univ., 1915- 
 Phi Kappa Tau; Gamma Alpha; Phi Beta Kap- 
 pa. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1915-17. Bat. 
 F, 1st 111. F. A 1915; 2d Lt.,. F. A., U. S- N. 
 G., 1917; Bat. C., 149th F. A., 1917; Aeroplane 
 observer, 191 7—. Address, West Chester, O. 
 
 ARTHUR TIMOTHY BELL 
 1902. A. M. (See No. 1458.) 
 
 G50. JAMES EDGAR BELL 
 (Husband of No. 3930) 
 Professor; Ph. D.. 1913; b. My 20, 1875, 
 Gettysburg, O.; s. James B. Bell. B. S., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1905. Teacher, H. S., Ottawa, 
 1905-08; Fellow, Chem., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1909-10; Instr., Chem., Univ. of Wash., 1910- 
 11; Asst., Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1911-13; Instr., 
 Chem., Univ. of Wash., Seattle. 1913; Assoc. 
 Prof., Chem.. Throop Coll. of Tech. Mairied 
 Rosalie Mary Retz ('09), Te 26, 1915. Child, 
 Louise Jean, b. Ag 7, 1916. Address. 254 S. 
 Meredith Ave.. Pasadena, Calif.; bus. add., 
 Throop Coll. of Technology, do. 
 
 RODNEY LINTON BELL 
 1915. C. E. (See No. 3636) 
 
 JEFFERSON HALL BELT 
 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 5031.) 
 
 .G51. CLAUDIUS EDMUND BENNETT 
 Engineer; M. S., 1912; b. S 3, 1888. Ruby, 
 Neb.; s. D. L. and M. E. Bennett. B. S., L'niv. 
 of Neb.. 1909. Technical Apprentice, Westing- 
 house Elec. & Mfg. Co., E. Pittsburgh, Pa., 
 1909; Elec. Engr., Utah Power & Light Co., 
 Salt Lake City. Address, 423 Kearns BIdg., 
 Salt Lake City. 
 
 CLEAVES BENNETT 
 1893. M. L. (See No. 561.) 
 
 G52. ELIZABETH RUTH BENNETT 
 (GRENNAN) 
 
 .•\. M., 1908; I'h. D.. 1910; b. O 9, 18S0, 
 .Shawnee, Pa.; d. Daniel Tinsman (b. F 5, 1847. 
 Easton, Pa.) and Emmeline (Loux) Bennett 
 (h. Jl 9, 1852, Pii)ersville, I'a.). Prepared in 
 St. Norm. Sch., East. Stroudsburg, Pa. A. 
 r.., Ohio Univ. Sigma -Xi; .Scholarship and 
 i'ellowship in Math. Instr.. Math., Univ. of 
 Nel)., 1910-17; Auth.: Primitive Groups of De- 
 gree 20, Am. Jour, of^ Math., 1912; Simply 
 Transitive Primitive Groups whose Maximal 
 Suligroup Contains a Transitive Constituent of 
 order p- or pq, or a Transitive Constituent of 
 Degree 5. do., 1914. Mem., Am. Math. Soc. 
 Married John Grennan, Je 12, 1913, Lincoln, 
 Neb. Address, 605 14 Indiana Ave., Urbana. 
 
 RALPH ANDERSON BENNITT 
 1917- C. E. (See No. 5544.) 
 
 Gs3. RUFUS CLARENCE BENTLEY 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1917; b. F 6. 1868, Clin- 
 ton, la.; s. Charles Eugene (b. Ap 30, 1841, 
 Onondaga Co., N. Y.) and Persis Orilla (Free- 
 man) Bentley (b. 1839, La Grange Co., Ind.). 
 Preijared in Adelplii Acad., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 A. B., Univ. of Neb., 1894; A. M., do., 1896. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Kappa. Fellowship, 
 Columbia, 1900-01; do., Clark Univ., 1901-02; 
 ist Lt.. Nat. Guard of Neb. Cadet Comp., 1894. 
 Dean of Clark Coll., Worcester, Mass., 1902-09; 
 Asst. and Assoc. Prof., Secondai-y Educ. Stan- 
 ford Univ., 1910-16; Instr., Dept. of Educ, 
 Univ. of Neb., 1918 — . Married Lydia Ellen 
 Hart, S 18, 1895, Hastings, Neb. Cnldren: 
 Elizabeth Noel, b. D 25, 1901; Charis Eugenia, 
 b. N 29, 1903; Lucie Freeman, b. My 11, 1905. 
 Address, 2025 S. 26th St., Lincoln, Neb.; bus. 
 add., Univ. of Nebraska, do. 
 
 Gs4. OLAF BERGEIM 
 
 Instructor; M. S., I9i2;-h. N 6, 1888, Water- 
 town, S. Dak.; s. P. G. Bergeim. Ph. G., S. 
 Dak. St. Coll. of Agr. and'Mech. A"rts, 1906; B. 
 S., 1908. Pharmacist, 1908-10; Instr., Jeffer- 
 son Med. Coll., Philadelphia. Address, Brook- 
 ings, S. Dak.; bus. add., Jefferson Med. Coll., 
 Philadelphia.! 
 
 G5S. CARL JOSEPH BERGMAN 
 A. M., 191 1 ; b. Ja 13, 1883, Sweden; s. Carl 
 J. Bergman. A. B., Augustana Coll., 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 903 W. Illinois St., Urbana. t 
 
 IRA JOHN BERKEMA 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 4070.) 
 
 HARRIETT JOSEPHINE BERNINGER 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 6743.) 
 
 G56. HOWARD BROWN BERRY 
 
 Farm Mgr.; M. S., 1907; b. F 22, 1879, 
 Bloomington. 111.; s. Rodolph Fearing (b. O 
 24, 1851, O.) and Mary Elizabeth (Brown) 
 Berry (b. Ja 17, 1853, Lowell, O.). Prepared 
 in Prep. Sch.. Washington St. Coll. B. S., 
 Wash. St. Coll., 1906. Alpha Zeta. Instr.. 
 Agr., Washington St. Coll., 1907-0S; Exp. Sta. 
 Staff, do.. 1909-10; Farm Mgr., 1910 — •. Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Married May Evans Ap 30. 
 1907. Address, Big Lake, Wash. 
 
 Gs7. PHILIP SHERIDAN BIEGLER 
 Professor; M. S., 1917; b. Ja 30, 1880, St. 
 Paul; s. Charles A. (b. 1850, Buffalo, N. Y.) 
 and Marv Elizabeth (McClurg) Biegler (b. 
 1852. Lexington, Ky.). Prepared in Hyde Park 
 H S., Chicago. B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1905; 
 E. E., do., 1915. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; 
 Eta Kappa Nu; Sigma Xi; Lambda Chi Alpha; 
 
74'"^ 
 
 I'NlVEKtilTV OK IlI.KNOIS 
 
 Debatine learn; V. P., Univ. of Wis., Engrs. 
 Club, tngng. Dept., Commonwealth Edison 
 Co., Chicago, jgo^-oo; Instr. and Asst. Prof., 
 Elec. Engng., Univ. of la., 1906-09; Engng. 
 I>ept., Washington Water Power Co., Spokane, 
 tgo9-io; Asst. Prof., Elcc. Engng., Purdue 
 Univ., loio-ii; Asst. Prof, ana Prof., do., 
 Univ. of Mont.. 1911-13; Assoc, and Asst. Prof., 
 do., Univ. of 111., 19x3—. Instr., S. M. A.. 
 Univ. of 111., summer, 1917. On leave, 191S — . 
 .-Vuth. : Notes on Electrically operated Deep 
 Well Pumps. Tcclnipurapti. Vol. 30, IQ16; Some 
 Tests of ElecUically Operated Deep Well 
 l^^mps, Am. Ifatrr 11 crks Assn.. Vol. 3.;, 1917; 
 Some Tests of Electrically Operated Deep Well 
 Pumps 11, dc. 191S; Current and Voltage Re- 
 lations in j-phase, 3-phase Transportation, 7Vr/i" 
 nogra(-h. Vol. 33, 1917; Elec. Lab. Instruction 
 For Large Classes, .S"<5r. Pt\>ino:ion of Ei'oi'.i). 
 Ediic. Vol. 7, 1917; A I'roposed Course in £lec. 
 Engng., VVii- Transit, 1007. Mem., A. I. E. E. 
 Married Martha Irene Shipman, D 20, 1909, la. 
 Falls, la. Children: Winifred Pearle. b. Ja .:. 
 1911; Shipman Sheridan, t>. D 24, 1013. Ad- 
 dress, iio> S. Coler Ave.. Urbana; bus. add.. 
 30S Elec. Lnb.. Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 ALICE BIESTER 
 1013. .\. M. (See No. S037-) 
 
 BENJ.\MIN BING 
 i8oi. M. S. (See No. 530.1 
 
 Gsi*. LEWIS ISAAC BIRDSALL 
 Chemist; A, M.. 1009; b. O 16. 1SS4. Patter- 
 son, N. Y.; s. Thomas Powell (b. Ja 13, 1850. 
 Orange Lake. N. V.) and Cynthia Chase 
 (Greenol Kirdsall (b. D 17. 1854. S. Starks- 
 boro, Vt.>. Prepared in Patterson (N. Y.) H. 
 S. A. B., Williams Coll., 1007. Signia Xi; 
 Phi Lan\bda Upsilon; Gamma Alpha; V. P., 
 Grad. Club. 1900. Chem. and Bacieriol., Al- 
 vord and Burdick. consulting engrs.. Cjhicago, 
 1909-10; Asst.. San. Chem. and Chemist, 111. 
 St. Water Sur.. 1907-9; Asst. to Dir. do., 19"; 
 Supt. of Filtration, Rock Island. 111., 19U-12; 
 ■Supt.. I'uritication Div.. Water Works Dept.. 
 Minneapolis, 1913 — . Auth, : Composition and 
 Treatment of I ake Mich. Water, Bui. S, Water 
 Surxey Si-rits, Univ. of III.; Some Problems in 
 Filtration Plant Operation, .h^iir. Am. Water 
 Works AssH. Vol. 4, No, 4, 1017. Mem., Min- 
 neapolis Engrs. Club; Minn. Mvcological Soc; 
 A. C. S.: Am. Pub. Health Assn.: Am. Water 
 Works Assn.; A. A. A. S.; Nat. Geog. Soc; 
 Univ. Club. Minneapolis: Congr. Church. Mar- 
 ried .A.imee Burr Cole. Ag -m. ton. Long Hill, 
 Conn. Child, Lewis Cole. b. .\g 22. 1915- •-I''- 
 </r.\«i-. Box 31. St. Anthony Falls Sta.. Minne- 
 apolis; biis^ adj.. Filtration Plant. Columbia 
 Heights, Minn. 
 
 G59. DON WARREN BISSELL 
 Chemist; M. S.. tQi6; b. Je 12, iSoo. Keene, 
 N. IL; s. Warren W. Bissell. Prepared in Keene 
 (N. H.) H. S.: B. S.. N. H. Coll., 1914. Asst., 
 Chem.. Univ. of 111.. 1015-10: Research Chem., 
 Buffalo. N. Y.: Asst., Nat., Anatine & Chem. 
 Co., Inc., do. .-Iddress. 284 Water St., Keene, 
 N. H.; hus. add.. National .Anatine & Chemical 
 Co.. Inc.. Buffalo. N. Y. 
 
 G60. MADELINE KAY BIXBY 
 Health Dept. Director: M. S.. 19 iS: b. F 5, 
 !S96. North Andover, Mass.; d. Alonzo (b. 
 Xorth Acten, Mass."> and Hnrriett (Watsen~i 
 Bi.\bv (b. Lancas'ire. Eng.). Prepared in John 
 H. S'.. North Andover. Mass. B. S.. Tufts Coll.. 
 !<3i6. Phi Beta Kai^pa. Staflf, 111. St. Water 
 Sur., 1916-17; Asst.. Bacteriol., Federal .-Vnti- 
 toxin Lab.. N. Y.. 1017: Dir.. Div. of Lab.. 
 Dept. of Health. Bridgeport. Conn., 1917 — • 
 Auth.: Articles for Health Dept. Bui.. Bridge- 
 
 port Abstractor, Chemical Abstracts. Mem., 
 A. C. S.; Am. Water Works Societv. .-iddress. 
 70 Pleasant St.. N. Andover, Mass.; hu.i. add.. 
 Health Dept., Bridgeport, Conn. 
 
 .\LICE MARY BLACK (ARPS> 
 1001. A. M. (See No. 1461.) 
 
 CHARLES DAY BLACK 
 
 10 1.-. M. S. (See Xo. 4556.) 
 
 WILLI. \M WESLEY B1..\CK. 
 iSog. A. M. (See Xo. 1107.) 
 
 1 St^o. 
 
 CLARENCE H. BLACKAl.L 
 M. Aroli. (See No. i.i6.) 
 
 Goi. NORMAN ROBERT BL.\TIIERW1CK 
 I'hysiol. Chem.; M. S., 1012; b. F 10. 1SS7. 
 Hock \"alley, la.; s. lohn Henrv (b. O) and 
 Janet (McArthur) Hlatherwick (b. 111.). Pre- 
 pared in (irinnell Acad. B. S., Grinnell Coll., 
 1909: I'll. D.. Yale. 1Q14. .\lpha Chi Signna; 
 Sigma Xi: Currier Fellow in Physiol. Chem., 
 Yale. -Asst. Chem.. Montitiore Home, New 
 York City, 1014-15; I'hvsiol. ("hem,. Dairy Div., 
 U. S. dept. Agr.. Exp. Farm. Bettsvillc, Md.. 
 1915-17; 1/0.. u^iS — . ist l.t.. San. Corns. X. 
 A., 1917-iS; Capt., Camp Xutrition Officer. 
 Camp Oeveiis, Mass., 191S: do.. Camp Owens, 
 Mass.; Mustered out, Ja 22, 1910. Mem.. Am. 
 .^oc. Biol. Chem.; Am. Physiol. Soc; A. C. S. 
 Married Barbara Stowe, Ap 17, 191:;, Phila 
 delphia. Address, 2S21 28th St., 'X. W.. 
 Washington. D. C. 
 
 G02. LILLIAN B1..\YNEY 
 Teacher; .-X. M., 1914; b. Je 24. 1S91, Mon- 
 mouth, 111.; d. i~i. C. and Mary Virginia (Ivey) 
 Ulayney. Prepared in Monmouth II. S. A. B., 
 Monmouth Coll., 1Q13. Zeta Epsilon Chi; A. 
 H. L. Soc; Hist. Club; German Club. Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of 111.. 1013-14; Teacher. Hist., 
 Sullivan, 111.. 1914-15; Monmouth. 111., 1Q15- 
 it>; Held of Hist. D'ept.. H. S., Villisca. la.. 
 1910 — 1. Address. 1040 E. Broadway, Mon- 
 nioutli. 111.: bus. otid.. High School. Villisca. 
 la. 
 
 G63. CH.\RLES KIXG BLISS 
 Teacher; A. M., 1900; b. Mr 8. 1S73. Kings- 
 ton Furnace. Mo.; s. X. W. Bliss (b. Bradford. 
 Vt."* and Mary (Andrews') Bliss (b. Warsaw. 
 111.). Prepared in Morgan Park Acad. A. B., 
 Univ. of Clhicigo. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Delta 
 Kappa. Teacher. Moran Sch.. Rolling Bay. 
 Wash. Married Adelle Clendenin, Ag 17, 1909. 
 Urbana. Address, c^o Moran School. Rolling 
 Bay. Wash, 
 
 G64. FR.\NK WALKER BLISS 
 Instructor; M. S.. 1009; b. Ja 0. 18S4, Chi- 
 cago; s. W. C. and Mary E. Bliss. B. S.. Univ. 
 of Mich., looS. Asst.. Phys. Chem.. Univ. of 
 Nlich., 1907-08; Prof., Quantitative Chem., 
 Iniv. of Minn. Address. 1010, 17th Ave., S. 
 E.. Minneapolis; bus. add., Univ. of Minnesota, 
 do. 
 
 G65. ELIZABETH BODFISII (CLARKE) 
 Instructor; M. S.. 191?; b. O 31. 1891. 
 Bridgewater. Mass.: d. David Lewis (b. Ja 10. 
 i8t>4r Wareham, Mass.) and Winifred (Ware^ 
 Bodtish. (b. D 10. i860, Xorth Anson, Me.). 
 Prepared in Palmer (Mass.) H. S.: Xorthlield 
 Sera.. East Northtield. Mass. Ph. B., Brown. 
 1914. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Scholar in 
 Zool.. L'niv. of 111., 1016-17: Instr.. Sc. M. C. 
 Wheeler Sch.. Providence. R. I.. 1914-16: do.. 
 H. S.. Downers Grove. 111., 1917 — • . Mem.. 
 Assn. of Coll. Alumnae. Married Edwin Lea- 
 vitt Clarke. Ta i, 1918. Palmer. Mass. Address. 
 10 Holbrook St., Palmer, Mass.; bus. add., c /o 
 High School. Downers Grove III. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 740 
 
 066. FLORENCE ELSIE BOEHMER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1918; b. Ap 15, 1890, Spring- 
 field, Mo.; d. Charles D. Boehmcr. Prepared in 
 St. Norm., Springfield, Mo. A. B., Drury Coll., 
 1912. Teacher, Aurora, Lebanon and Mound 
 City, Mo., 1912-16; do., Central PL S., Kansas 
 City, Mo.. 1917 — . Address, 969 S. Jederson, 
 Springfield, Mo.; bus. add., 3603 Benton Blvd., 
 Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 MARTHA HARRIET BOGGS (LOVE) 
 1891. A. M. (See No. 340.) 
 
 G67. SIMEON JAMES BOLE 
 Professor; A. M., 1912; b. Mr 25 1875, 
 Bianch Co., Mich.; s. Charles S. (b. Case (To., 
 Mich.) and Zerirah (Blackman) Bole (b. 1855, 
 Branch Co., Mich.). Prepared in Union City 
 (Mich.) H. S.; Mich. Norm. Sch. A. B., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1902; Univ. of Wis., 1907-8. 
 Fellowship, Educ, Univ. of 111., 1912; Supt., 
 Pub. Schs., Durand, Mich., 1902-6; Instr., 
 Math., H. S., Madison, Mich., 1906-7; Supt. 
 Schs., Jefferson, Wis., i907-io' Instr., Math., 
 Univ. .\cad., 1910-11; Assoc, Pomol., Univ. 
 of III., 1912-18; Asst. Prof., Agr., Mo. Wes- 
 leyan Coll., 1918 — . Mem., M. K. Church. 
 Married Harriette May Vandercook, Je 1903, 
 St. Louis, Mich. Children: Mildred Irene, b. 
 Ag 3, 1904 (died F 6, 1906I; Charles Francis, 
 b. F 27, 1906; Crystal Elaine, b. Mr 19, 1909. 
 Address, Cameron, Mo.; bus. add.. Mo. Wes- 
 leyan Coll., do. 
 
 ANNA LOUISE BOND 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 1821.) 
 
 (J68. JOHN DAVID BOND 
 Professor; A. M.. 1915; b. S 16, 1883, Gal 
 latin, Tenn.; s. J. D. (b. Jl 27, l86o, do.} and 
 T. Lillie (Ramsey) Bond (b. Ja 24, 1861. do.). 
 Prepared in Gallatin Sem.; B. A., Univ. of 
 Tenn., 1909. Phi Kajjpa Phi. Fresh. Schol- 
 arship; Allen Prize in Math.; Pres., Soph. 
 Class; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Class Poet; .\th. 
 Council. Instr., Math., A. and M. Coll., Tex., 
 1911-16; Asst. Prof., do., 1916 — . Mem., Math. 
 Assn. of Am.; Nat. Geog. Soc. Married Leila 
 McGregor, S 8, 1915, Houston, Tex. Child, 
 Lora, b. My 17, 1917. Address, College Sta- 
 tion, Tex. 
 
 HALBERT EVANS BONER 
 1906. M. E. (See No. 2331.) 
 
 FREDERICK GORDON BONSER 
 
 1902. M. S. (See No. i463-) 
 
 1913- 
 
 SIMEON E. BOOMER 
 A. M. (See No. 3646.) 
 
 G69. GEORGE PAUL BOOMSLITER 
 Professor; M. S., 1914; b. O 10, 1879. Grand 
 Haven, Mich.; s. Marinus (h. F 10, 184.3, 
 Zeeland, Holland) and Sarah (Vogel) Booms- 
 liter (b. F 12, 1854, Alsace, France). Pre- 
 pared in Grand Haven (Mich.) H. S. B. S., 
 Mich. Agr. Coll., 1906. Tau Beta Pi. Drafts 
 man and designer. Phoenix Bridge Co., /hne- 
 nixville. Pa., 1906-09; Instr., Univ. of 111., 
 1909-15; Assoc. Prof.. T. and A. M. do., 
 ,0,5 — . Mem., Soc. Promotion Engng. Educ., 
 1914—. Married Alice Ella Colgan, 1910. Phil- 
 adelphia. Children: Alice Colgan, b. My 12, 
 191 1 : Margaret Ella, b. Ta 12, 1914: Paul 
 Colgan, b. O 24, 1915- Address. 612 W. In- 
 diana Ave., Urbana; bus. add.. 210 Engineering 
 BIdg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G70. HARRY TYLER BOOTH 
 
 (Husband of No. 9033) 
 
 Engineer; M. S., 1917: b- Mr 24, 180J, 
 
 Richwood, O.; s. George H. and Mary M. 
 
 (Nettleton) Booth. B. S., Carleton Coll., 
 
 lOir.- TTniv. of Minn, Gamma Alpha; Phi Beta 
 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi; Am. Phys. Soc; Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. ot 111. ■ Instr., do. Summers, 1916- 
 17; Aeronautical Engr., Curtiss Engng. Corp., 
 (jarden City, L. I., 1917 — . Auth.: Distribu- 
 tion of Potential in a Corona Tube, Phys. Re- 
 view, S, 1917; The Effect of Numbers in Aerial 
 Warfare, Aviation, Je s, 1918; do.. Automotive 
 Industries, Jc 20, 1917; Recent Developments 
 in Aeronautics, III. Quarterly. Married Caro- 
 lyn Rose Dennis ('18), Ja i, 1919, Glencoe, 
 111. Address, Stearns Park, Long Island, N. 
 v.; bus. add., c/o Curtiss Engng. Corp., Gar- 
 ikn City, do. 
 
 G71. RAYMOND FRANKLIN BORDEN 
 (Husband of No. 5649) 
 
 In.structor; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ag 2, 1892, 
 Portsmouth, R. I.; s. AlOrfV.o Edgar (b. 1863, 
 do.) and Lillian Gardner (Collins) Borden (b. 
 1862, Apponary, R. I.). Prepared in Rogers II. 
 S., Newport, R. I. Ph. B., Brown, 1914; A. 
 M., do., 19 1 5. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. 
 Asst., Math., Brown, 1914 15; Instr., do.. R. I. 
 Sch. of Design, 1914-15; Asst., Math., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-18; Instr,, do igi8 — . Married 
 Emma Margaret Fahrnkopt ('13), Jl 4, 191H, 
 Newton, 111. Address, 1212 University Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add., 250 Natural History Bldg., 
 Univ. of 111. 
 
 JOHN HENRY BORNMANN 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4083.) 
 
 SUDHINDRA BOSE 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 2912.) 
 
 G72. ERNEST LESLEY BOST 
 Supt. Schs.; A. M., 1909: b. N 3^ 1880, 
 Irving, 111.; s. D. E. and Margaret C. Bost. 
 Ph. B., Greenville Coll., 1908. Married Ag 
 27, 1904. Children: Margaret Louise, b. D 10. 
 1906; Freaman Logan, b. O 23, 1908 (died Jl 
 21, 1909). Address, 221 S. 14th St., Murphys- 
 boro. 111. 
 
 ALIDA CYNTHIA BOWLER 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 4084.) 
 
 G72A. ARTHUR CLIFTON BOYCE 
 Teacher; A. M., 1907; b. S 24, 1884, Tuscola, 
 111,.; s. A. E. and Olive A. (Moore) Boyce. 
 Prepared in Tuscola H. S.; Lafayette Coll., 
 Easton, Pa. Ph. B., Lafayette Coll., Easton, 
 Pa., 1907. Prin., H. S., Armington, 111., 1911- 
 i;?. Address, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 G73. CECIL WAYNF. BOYLE 
 Teacher; A. M. 1917; b. N 26. 1888, Shoals, 
 fnd.; $. (jeorge Richard and Addie (Ragle) 
 Boyle. Prepared in Shoals (Ind.) H. S.; Ind. 
 Univ., 190608. A. B., DePauw Univ., 1910. 
 Phi Kappa Psi; Basketball Varsity; Glee Club; 
 Band; Orchestra. Asst. Chem., Purdue, 191 >■ 
 12; Chem., Dupont Powder Co., Chester, Pa.. 
 summer 1912; Teacher. H. S., Union City, Ind., 
 1912-13; Grad. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1916- 
 17- Teacher, H. S., Kenilworth, 111., 1912-16. 
 1917-18. U. S. N. R. F., Municipal Pier, Chi- 
 cago F 16 1918; Instr., Officer's Material 
 Sch. Pelham Bay, N. Y.; Mustered out, Mr 4, 
 1919. Mem., Christian Church. Address, Kenil- 
 worth, 111. 
 
 CLARENCE BOYLE, JR 
 1916. M. E. (See No. 4086.) 
 G74. RUSSELL STARKEY BRACEWELL 
 Chemist; M. S., 1918; b. Jl 18, 1891 Line- 
 ville, la.; s. John William (b. Ja i, 1865, Clio 
 la.) and Emma Lalilia (Lawson) Bracewell (b. 
 S 29, 1867, do.). Prepared in Kincaid (Kan.) 
 H S • A. B., Univ. of Kan.. 1916. Gamma 
 Alpha; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 Research Chem., Am. Cotton Oil Co., Chicago, 
 ,gi8_. Address, 6234 Harper Ave, Chicago; 
 bus add., 225 W. i8th St., do. 
 
75° 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 G75. BERNICE MARGARET BRADFORD 
 Instructor; A. M.. 1909; b. O 18, 1878, Bear 
 Lake, Mich.; d. Joshua (b. 1830, St Andrews, 
 New Brunswick) and Margaret McLaughlin (b. 
 1832, do.). Prepared in Ferris Inst., Big 
 Rapids, Mich. A. B.. L'niv. of Mich.. 1907. 
 Mich. Alumnae Scholarship, 1906; Lucinda 
 Stone Scliolarship, 1907; Jr. and Sr. Oratorical 
 Contests. Teacher, Frankfort, S. Dakota, 1909- 
 10; Field Mgr., King Richardson Co., 1910-1^: 
 Prof. Eng., Eureka Coll., 9i-'-i4; Prin. IL S., 
 Villa tirove, Colo., 1915-16; Asst., Prin., Clyde- 
 park, Mont., 1916-iS; Instr Pub. Speaking, 
 Greeley, Colo., 191S — . Federal Food Adminis- 
 trator, I'pptr Shields River Valley, 1917-18. 
 Auth.: In Mich, and other Poems, 191S; The 
 Trail of the Yellowstone, 1918. Mem., O. E. 
 S. ; Women's Lib. Club, Clydepark, Mont. Ad- 
 dress, Bear Lake, Mich.; bus. add., Greeley. 
 Colo. 
 
 G76. ST. ELMO BRADY 
 Professor; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1916; b. D 
 22, 18S4, Louisville, Ky.; s. Thomas Alexander 
 (b. D 28, 1858, do.) and Celester (Parker) 
 Brady (b. Mr 28, 1869. do.). Prepared in 
 Louisville Colored H. S. B. A., Fisk Univ., 
 1 90S. Alpha Phi Alpha; Prof.. Chem. and 
 Head, Dept. of Sc, Tuskegee Inst. Auth.: 
 Three monogra-phs on Household Chemistry 
 for Girls; (with G. D. Beal) The Hydro- 
 chloric Method for the Determination of Alka- 
 loids, Jour. Eng^ng. Client., 1915; Three ab- 
 stract articles, Sc, 1914-15; (with Dr. C. G. 
 Derick) Ionization Constants of Monobasic 
 Paraffin Acids. Mem., Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Sigma Xi; A. C. S. Married Myrtle Marie 
 Travers, Ag 28, 1017, Denver. Address, Tus- 
 kegee Inst., Tuskegee, Ala. 
 
 G77. JOSEPH MARVIN BRAIIAM 
 
 Chemist: Ph. D., 1918; b. F i, 1891, Arte- 
 sian, S. Dak.; s. Nels H. (b. S 5, 1849, Nor- 
 way) and Gina Braham (b. F 7, 184S, do.). 
 Prepared in Moscow I Idaho) H. S.; Prep. 
 Dept., Univ. of Idaho. B. S., Univ. of Idaho, 
 1914. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Gamma 
 Alpha. Gas Chem., War Dept., Washington. 
 D. C., 1918; Capt.. do.; Am. Univ. Exp. Sta.. 
 Washington, D. C; Mustered out, F 18, 1919- 
 Auth.: Heats of Dilution; I. A. Calorimeter 
 for Measuring Heats of Dilution, II, The Heat 
 of Dilution of Ethyl Alcohol, .four. .4. C. S., 
 Vol. 39, 1917. Address, 3402 Macomb St., N. 
 W., Washington, D. C; bus. add.. Am. Univ. 
 Exp. Sta., do. 
 
 G7S. SILAS ALONZO BRALEY 
 Instructor; M. S., 1915; Ph. D., 1917; b. D 
 10, 1889, Cherokee. la.; s. Ulysses Grant (b. 
 Je 6, 1 868. Fond du Lac, Wis.) and Grace Per- 
 kins (Lawrey) Braley (b. F 12. 1869, Dodge- 
 ville. Wis.). Prepared in Cherokee (la.) H. 
 S. A. B.. Morningside Coll., 1913. Fellow, 
 Chem., Univ. of 111.. :9i6-i7: Instr., do., 
 1917 — . Auth.: (with G. Mc P. Smith) Heter- 
 ogeneous Equilibria between Aqueous and Me- 
 tSlic Solutions. Jour. .4. C. S., Vol. 39. 1917. 
 Mem., Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon: Gamma 
 Alp'.-a: A. C. S.; .\. A. A. S. Married Sara 
 Rachel Whitehouse. S i. 1915. Cherokee, la. 
 Children: Silas Alonzo. Jr., b. Jl 15, 1917; 
 \'irgiuia Grace, b. Jl 23, 1918. Address, 
 710 "W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 1912. 
 
 ROYDEN EARL BRAND 
 M. S. (See No. 3653) 
 
 ALEXANDER RUDOLPH BRANDNER 
 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 55S6.) 
 G70. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BRAUN 
 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1900; b. Mr 28, 1S74. 
 Pittsburgh, Pa.; s. Gustav (b. S 10, 1844, Klein 
 Sanskau bei Monlau, West Prussia, Ger.) and 
 Henrietta (Sontowsky) Brann (b. Nov. 13. 
 
 1846, Leistenau, West Prussia). Prepared in 
 Columbia Norm. Acad., Columbia, Mo. Acacia; 
 Studentenzirkel. Grad. Fellowship, Ger., Univ. 
 of 111., looS: A. B., Univ. of Mo.. 1902; A. M., 
 Harx-ard Univ.. 1907; Auth., Margaret Fuller 
 and Goethe, Henry Holt & Co., New York City, 
 1910. P.apts. Church; A. F. A. M.; Mod. Lang. 
 Assn.; Nassau Club; Am. Whig Soc. (Honor- 
 ary) ; Triangle Club. Married Florence Fisch- 
 er, .\g 14. 1912. Spring Lake, Minn. Address. 
 18 Bank St., Princeton, N. J. 
 
 NELLIE MATHILDA BREDEHOFT 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 3292.) 
 
 G80. C.\RL SHIPMAN BREESE 
 
 Electrician; M. S., 1916; b. N 9, 1892, Man- 
 hattan, Kan.; s. Claude M. Breese. Prepared 
 in Manhattan (Kan.) H. S^.; Gen. Elec. Co. 
 Sch. B. S., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1912. Electn.. 
 A. T. and T. Co., Chicago. 2nd Lt., Co. A, 
 56th U. S. Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . 
 .iddress, 318 Leavenworth St.. Manhattan, 
 Kan.; bus. add., 5714 Kimbark Ave., Chicago. 
 
 WILLIAM CHARLES BRENKE 
 
 1899. M. S. (See No. 936.) 
 G81. GARLAND ARMOR BRICKER 
 
 Professor; A. M., 1910; b. Mr 20, 1881, 
 Etna, O.; s David A. and Christiana A. (Ru- 
 dolph) Bricker (b do.) Prepared in Etna 
 (O.) H. S.; O. Univ. B. Ped., Lima Coll., 
 1907; O. St. Univ., 190^-8 Phi Kappa Phi: 
 Acacia. Asst., Agr. Educ. Dept. of Agr. 
 Exten., Coll. of Agr., O. St. Univ., 1910; 
 Asst. Prof., Agr. Educ, (Tolls, of Educ. and 
 Agr., do.. 191 1 ; Prof., Agr. Teaching. Syracuse 
 L'niv., 1916 — . Auth.: The Teaching of Agr 
 in the H. S., Macmillan Co., 191 1; Agricultural 
 Education for Teachers, Am. Book Co., 19 14; 
 Solving the Country Church Problem, Metho- 
 dist Book Concern. 1913; articles in various 
 educational perodicals. Married Edith Mable 
 McCelland, Je 12. 1909.^ McArthur, O. Ad- 
 dress, 85S Sumner Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. ; bus. 
 add., Syracuse Univ., do. 
 
 •EDWIN CRESSY BRIGGS 
 1909. yt. E. (See No. 1827.) 
 
 GS2. REED OSHEA BRIGHAM 
 
 Med. Student; M. S., 1914; b. D 20, 188S. 
 Toledo, O. ; s. Oshea Stowell (b. Ag 17, 1852, 
 Erie, Mich.) and Caroline (Mulhallen) Bric- 
 ham (b. Ap 6, 1852, do.). Prepared in Toledo 
 (O.) Central H. S. B. S., O. St. Univ., 1912: 
 Ph. D., l'niv. of Mich., 1916. Sigma Xi; 
 Gamma Aloha. .Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., 
 1912-14; Instr., Univ. of Cincinnati, 1916-17; 
 do., Winona Coll., Summer Sch., 1916-17; 
 :Med. Stud., 1917-18. Enlisted in Jled. Re- 
 serve of \J. S. Army, 191 8. .\uth. : Steriliza- 
 tion of Pop Corn lilich. Acad, of Sc., 1915: 
 Assimilation of Organic Nitrogen by Higher 
 Plants and the Effect of Bacillus Subtilis on 
 Slich Assimilation. Soil Sc., Vol. 3, F 1917. 
 Address. 141. 21st St.. Toledo. O. 
 
 GS3. CHARLES FRANCIS BRISCOE 
 Professor: A. M., 1905: Ph. D., 1912; b. 
 N I. 1868, DePauw, Ind. ; s. Anthony Wayne 
 (b. do.) and ^Margaret Jane (Sappenfield) Bris- 
 coe (b. Bradford, Ind.). Prepared in Val- 
 paraiso Norm. Sch. .\. B.. Ind. L'niv., 1899- 
 Sigma Xi. Teacher, Sc. and Math., O. X'alley 
 Norm. Sch. 1896-07: Prin.. H. S., Hoopeston. 
 1S09-1903; Instr.. Bot., L'niv. of 111., and Asst., 
 Soil Bacteriol.. 111.. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1904-12; 
 Prof.. Bacteriol., Exp. Sta., Miss. Agr. Coll., 
 iqi2 — . .\uth. : Numerous reports in Bui. 0/ 
 Miss. Agr. E.rp. Sta. Mem., 111. Acad, of 
 Sciences; A. -A. A. S. : Am. Bacteriol. Soc; 
 M. E. Church. Married ^layme Louden. Jl i, 
 1900, Moberly, Ind. Child. Jlarguerite. b. My 
 I, 1901. Addre.<is. Agricultural Coll., Miss. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 751 
 
 G84. WILLIAM EVERETT BRITTON 
 (Husband of No. 4105; Brother of No. 6759) 
 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; J. D.. 1914; b. Mr 
 23, 1887, Bible Grove, 111.; s. Joseph Weaker 
 (b. Ja 15, 1885, Akron, O.) and Lucretia Ada 
 (Morgan) Britton (b. S 21, 1863, Bone Gap, 
 111.). Prepared in Carlyle H. S. A. B., Mc 
 Kendree Coll.. 1909. Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi 
 Alpha Delta; Delta Sigma Rho; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Eta. Lawyer, 
 Chicago, 1914-16; Instr., Bus. Law, Lhiiv. of 
 111., 191 6 — . Auth.: Assignment of Mortgages 
 Securing Negotiable Notes, ///. Law Review. 
 Vol. 10, 1915; Injunction to Restrain lireach 
 of Negative Covenants, ///. Law Bit!., Vol. i. 
 No. 2. Mem., 111. Bar Assn.; Am. I'ol. Sc. 
 Assn.; .^m. Econ. Assn.; [Tniv. flub, Urbana. 
 •Married Sarah Myrtle Castile ('10), Jl 28, 
 1916, Danville, 111. Child, Kent, 1). Je 18, 1918. 
 Address, looi W. Oregon St., Urbana; bus. 
 add.. Coll. of Commerce, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 VIOLA BROOKS 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8166.) 
 
 G85. ELMER JAY BROWN 
 Professor; A. M. and Ph. D., 191 1; b. Tl 
 31. 1886, S. Elgin, 111.; s. Rhodelphis P. 
 (b. Ag 2, 1829, Alymer, Can.) and Mary J. 
 (Shover) Brown (b. O 3, 1844, Greenbrier Co., 
 W. Va.). Prepared in Evansville (Wis.) 
 Sem. B. S., Greenville Coll., 1908. Alpha 
 Kappa Psi; Grad. Club; Scholarship and Fel- 
 lowship in Econ.; Pres., Jr. Class; V. P., Grad. 
 Club. Instr., Econ., Pa. St. Coll., 1911-13; 
 Asst. and Assoc. Prof., Econ., Ore. Agr. Coll., 
 1913-17; Prof, and Head, Dept., Social Sc, 
 LIniv. of Ariz., 1917 — . .Auth.: The Public 
 Domain in its Economic Aspect. Mem., Am. 
 Econ. Assn. Married Maude Tong, Ag 18, 
 1918, Tuscon, Ariz. Address, 744 E. 4th St., 
 Tuscon, Ariz.; bus. add., Univ. of Ariz., do. 
 
 G86. FAY CLUFF BROWN 
 (Husband of No. 3336) 
 Teacher; A. M., 1906; b. N 23, 1881, Wash- 
 ington. C. H. O. ; Prepared in Lyons (Ind.) 11. 
 S., Green Co. Norm.; Milliken Univ.; A. B., 
 Ind. Univ., 1904. Teacher, Pub. Sch., Ind.; do., 
 H. S., Decatur, 111. Married Dora Davidson 
 ('08), Jl 14, 1908, Sullivan, 111. Address, 220 
 Ronalds St., Iowa City, la. 
 
 G87. HAZEL ELIZABETH BROWN 
 Welfare Dir.; A. M., 1918; b. Ag 30, 1893. 
 Lowell, Mass.; d. Frederick S. (b. do.) and 
 Elizabeth (Mitchell) Brown (b. Mr i. 1864, 
 Industry, Me.). Prepared in Lowell (Mass.) 
 H. S.; Cedar Rapids (la.) H. S. B. S., Coe 
 Coll.. 1915. Chi Omega. Trade Teacher and 
 Welfare Worker, West. Union Telegraph Co., 
 at LaSalle and Jackson, 111.; Welfare Dir., 
 Douglas Co., Mfrs. of Corn Products, Cedar 
 Rapids, la., 1918 — . Address, 1604 ist Ave., 
 East Cedar Rapids, la. 
 
 HOWARD DEXTER BROWN 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 6115.) 
 
 HUGH ALEXANDER BROWN 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 4573.) 
 
 G88. JAMES HOWARD BROWN 
 
 Associate; M. S. in Sc, 1909; b. My 18, 
 1884, Jacksonville, 111.; s. William Thomas 
 (b. Je 23, 1853, Morgan Co., 111.) and Anna 
 Flora (Thompson) Brown fb. F 3, 1862, Cass 
 Co., 111.). Prepared in Jacksonville H. S. B. 
 S., 111. Coll., 1906; 'Ph. D., Harvard, 1917- 
 Sigma Xi. Bus. Mgr., 111. Coll. Conservatory 
 of Music, Jacksonville, 111., 1906-08; Austin 
 Teaching Fellow in Comparative Pathology, 
 Harvard Med. Sch., Boston, Mass., 1912-15; 
 Asst. in Comparative Pathology, do., 1915-17; 
 
 Assoc, Dept. of Animal Pathology, Rockefeller 
 Inst, for Med. Research, Princeton, N. J 
 1917--. Auth.: The Use of Blood Agar for 
 the Study of Streptococci, 122 pp., Ja 21 1919 
 (with Iheobald Smith) A Study of Strepto- 
 cocci Isolated from Certain Presumably Milk- 
 borne Epidemics of Tonsillitis Occurring in 
 Mass. in 1913 and 1914, Jour, of Med. Re- 
 search Vol XXXI, 1915; A New and Simple 
 Method of I ransfusion "(with A. R, Kimpton) 
 Jour, of Am Med. Assn., Vol. LXI. 1913; 
 lechnic of Transfusion by Means of Glass 
 lubes Bui. of the Dept. of Surgery, Harvard 
 Med. Sch,; Methods for the Isolation and 
 Jdentihcation of Streptococcus hemolyticus 
 (with 14 others in conference at Princeton, N 
 <V J^ A' '9'8> adopted and published by the 
 Med. Dept -of the U. S. Army. Married 
 Dfssau Wanda Duncan, S 1910, Mt. Sterling, 
 111. Child, Thomas Duncan, b. Ap 1918 Ad- 
 dress, 25 Jefferson Road, Princeton, N. J.; 
 bus. add Department of Animal Pathology, 
 Rockefeller Institute, do. 
 
 JOHN BERNIS BROWN 
 1917- M. S. (See No. 6767.) 
 
 G89. LOIS ADELINE BROWN 
 
 r.ur"u ^,i.-^-= ^- ^■' '914; b. N 30, 1891, 
 Ofhkosh, Wis.; d. George Mervin (b. N 30 
 1857, Dana. Mass.) and Addie J. Gordon (b' 
 c^ if,' '859, Waterford, Pa.). Prepared in 
 So. III. St. Norm. Univ. A. B., James Milli- 
 ken Univ., 1912. Pi Beta Phi; Y. W. C A • 
 Kappa Soc Teacher, Eng., Union Acad., An- 
 na, 111., 1914-16; Prin., Griggsville H. S 
 1916— . Address, Carbondale, 111.; bus. add 
 Griggsville, 111. 
 
 PEMBROKE HOLCOMB BROWN 
 1917- A. M. (See No. 6769.) 
 
 RALPH LEE BROWN 
 1881. M. L. (See No. 59.) 
 
 G90. ROBERT WESLEY BROWN 
 M. S., 1913; b. Ap 29, 1890, Conde, S. Dak.; 
 TT o ^, P'"own. Prepared in John Marshall 
 H. S., Chicago. B. S., N. W. Univ., 191 1; 
 Univ. of Chicago Summer sessions, 1910-11 
 Teacher, H. S., Hinsdale, 1911-12. Address 
 P. O. Eo.x E., Bartlesville, Okla.t 
 
 WALTERS BURROWS BROWN 
 1905. M. S. (See No. 1019.) 
 
 HOWARD GRAY BROWNSON 
 1909. Ph. D. (See No. 2595.) 
 
 G91. DANIEL MILTON BRUMFIEL 
 Instructor; A. M.. 1913; b. Ja 20, 1890, Fay- 
 ette Co., Ind.; s. Daniel Brumfiel. Prepared in 
 Connersville H. S.; Ind. St. Norm. Sch. A. 
 B., Lombard Coll., 1912. Instr., An. Biol.. 
 Univ. of la., Iowa City, la. Address, 118 N. 
 Johnson St., Iowa City, la.t 
 
 MARY VIOLA BRUNER (TEHON) 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 5562.) 
 
 G92. ELIZABETH PARNHAM BRUSH 
 A. M.. 1912; A. B. Smith Coll., 1909. Asst., 
 Hist., Univ. of 111., 1910-18. Address, Boul- 
 der, Colo. 
 
 G93- JOHN MYRON BRYANT 
 Professor; M. S., 191 1; b. Jl 10. 1877, East 
 Templeton, Mass.; s. John Artemus (b. 1832, 
 Rutland, Mass.) and Clara Swan (Hale) Bry- 
 ant (b. D 1836, Hubbardston, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Templeton H. S.; Gushing Acad., Mass. Sig- 
 ma Xi; Eta Kap]ia Nu. B. S., Worcester Poly. 
 Inst., 1 90 1. Witlh Gen. Elec. Co., Schenec- 
 tady, N. Y., 1901-3; with Oriental Powder Co., 
 
75 2 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Fairchance, Pa.; Instr. Elec. Engr. Univ. 111., 
 1903-7; Instr. Summer School for Artisans, 
 Univ. of Wis., 1904; Instr. in Elec. Engr., 
 Univ. of 111., 1903-7; Assoc, do., 1907-9; Asst. 
 Prof, do., 1909; Head of Elec. Engng. Dept., 
 Univ. of Tex., Austin, Tex. Auth. : Electricity 
 in the Manufacture of Powder, Technograph, 
 1904; assisted in publication of V. H., Sweiison 
 & Frankenfield, Testing of Electro-Magnetic- 
 Machinery, 191 1, Mficmillan, (with H. G. 
 Hake) Street Lighting Engng. Exp. Sta. Bull. 
 No. 51, 1911. Member M. E. Church; Assoc, 
 mem., A. I. E. E. ; Soc. for the Promotion of 
 Engng. Educ. U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of Tex.. 
 Austin, Tex., 191S. Married Lucinda Jane 
 Rice, Ag 18, 1904, VVallon Lake, Mich. Child, 
 Kathryn Hale, b. My 24, 1906. Address, 610 
 W. Oregon, Urbana, 111. 
 
 G94. WILLIAM THOREAU BRYANT 
 Supt., Oil Refinery; M. S., 1917; b. N 17, 
 1888, Hillsboro, Tex.; s. Isaac H. (b. Moores- 
 ville, Tenn.) and Sarah C. (Lowler) Bryant. 
 Prepared in Hillsboro H. S. B. S., A. & M. 
 Coll., Tex., 191 1 ; Ch. E., do., 1913. Supt., La. 
 Oil Refining Corp., Shreveport, La. Auth.: 
 Lab. Manual of Agr. Chem., Ginn & Co. Mar- 
 ried Lillion Botte, Ag 7, 1914, Bryan, Tex. 
 Address, Shreveport, La. 
 
 JOHN LEE BUCHANAN 
 1909. E. E. (See No. 2038.) 
 
 Gqs. WALTHER BUCHEN 
 Advertiser; A. M., 1913; b. D 22, 18S6, Ther- 
 esa, Wis.; s. William (b. Mr 23, 1856, Cincin- 
 nati) and Augusta (.Walther) Buchen (b. S i, 
 1858, Theresa, Wis.). Prepared in Mayville 
 (Wis.) H. S. E. A., Univ. of Wis., 191 1. Phi 
 Gamma Delta. Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 191 1- 
 15; Advertising Agency work, Chicago, 1915 — . 
 Mem., Union League Club, Chicago. Married 
 Margaret Head, O 25, 1915. Madison, Wis. 
 Children: Elizabeth Potter, b. N 8, 1916; Esther 
 Reed, b. N 21, 1917. Address, iioi Pratt Blvd., 
 Chicago; bus. add.. Garland Bldg., do. 
 
 G96. ALONZO MORRIS BUCK 
 Consulting Engr.; E. E., 1917; b. Ja 17, 
 1881, Washington, D. C. ; s. Alonzo Morris (b. 
 Ja 24, 1826, Glen Falls, N. Y.) and Marion 
 Pollard (Douglas) Buck (b. N i, 1837, Beth- 
 esda, !Md.). Prepared in Eastern H. S.. Wash- 
 ington, D. C. ; Clarkson Sch. of Tech.; M. E., 
 Cornell, 1904. Sigma Delta; Eta Kappa Nu; 
 Sigma Tau; Senators. Engr., Westinghouse 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1904-05; 1906-07; Instr., 
 Elec. Engng., Cornell, 1905-06; Asst. Prof., do., 
 N. H. Coll., 190S-10; Prof., do., Clarkson Sch. 
 of Tech., 1910-11; Asst. Prof., Ry. Elec. Engng., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1911-17; Consulting Engr., with 
 John A. Beeler, New York City. 1916 — . De- 
 signed several larger elec. motors and genera- 
 tors. Invented time recording devices for ve- 
 hicles or railway cars, 191S. Auth.: T'he Elec. 
 Ry., McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1915; Numerous 
 :i'ticles in Sibley Joiir. of Engng.; St. Ky. Jour.; 
 Clarkson Bill.; Univ. of III. Engng. E.x-p. Sta. 
 Bill.; The Technograph ; Elec. Ry. Jour.; Elec. 
 RcTie7i>; Western Electn. Mem.. Soc. for Pro- 
 motion of Engng. Educ; A. A. .\. -S.; Am. Inst, 
 of Elec. Engrs. : A. I. E. E.; Am. Elec. Ry. 
 Assn.; Com. on Educ. Married Ada Grace Ad- 
 kins. .Ag 3, 1910, Lockport, N. Y. Children; 
 Brederic Morris, b. My 6, igi2 (died F 13, 
 1014): Ada Elizabeth, b. S 6, 1913; Dorothy 
 May, b. F 6, 19 16. Address, 5 West End Place, 
 Elizabeth, N. J.; bus. add., 52 Vanderbilt Ave., 
 New York City. 
 
 HENRY BUELLESFIELD 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 2598.) 
 
 JOHANNES PETRUS DU BUISSON 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 5639.) 
 
 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BULLARD 
 1S9S. A. M. (See No. 305.) 
 
 GEORGE WESLEY BULLARD 
 
 189S. A. M. (.See No. 306.) 
 
 HELEN ELIZABETH BULLARD (BATES) 
 igo?- A. M. (See No. 2339.) 
 
 SAMUEL ALEXANDER BULLARD 
 1903. M. Arch. (See No. 166.) 
 
 JESSIE JANE BULLOCK (KASTNER) 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 1313.) 
 
 G97. DOROTHY ETTA BUNDY 
 A. M., 19x8; b. S 15, 1893, Centralia, 111.; 
 d. V/. F. Bundy; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1915. 
 Address, 620 E. Broadway, Centralia, 111. 
 
 G98. HENRY ALFRED BURD 
 Instructor; A. M., 1911; Ph. D., 1915; b. 
 Jl 12, 1889, Armstrong, 111.; s. William Frazee 
 (b. My 20, 1838, O.) and Mary Eliza (Bass) 
 Burd (b. Mr 19, 1851, Vermillion Co., 111.). 
 Prei.ared in Rossville H. S. B. S.. 111. Wes- 
 leyan Univ., 1910. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi 
 Eta; Scholarship and Fellowship in Eng., Univ. 
 of 111. Prof, and Head, Eng. Dept., Hiram 
 Coll., O., 1912-14; Instr., Eng., Univ. of Wis., 
 1915-17; Asst. Sec, Wis. St. Council of De- 
 fense, 1917; do.. Federal Food Adm. for Wis., 
 191 7 — . Ex. Sec, Wis. St. Council of Defense. 
 Auth.: Joseph Ritson, A Critical Biography, 
 I'niv. of 111., 1916; English Literature 
 Courses in Small Colleges, Eng. Jour., Vol. 3; 
 Nemesis in Julius Caesar, Educ, Vol. 34, No. 
 9; The Golden Age Idea in Eighteenth Century 
 Poetry, Sewancc Review, Vol. 23, No. 2; Jos- 
 eph Ritson and Some Eighteenth Century Crit- 
 ics of Shakespere, Shakespere Studies, Madison, 
 1910; Eight Unpublished letters of Joseph Rit- 
 son, Transactions of Wis. Acad., Vol. 19, Part 
 I. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Wis. Acad, 
 of Scs., Arts and Letters. Married Jennie E. 
 Heckerson, D 25, 1912, Armstrong, III. Chil- 
 dren: Jacqueline, b. S 6, 1913; Miriam, b. F 
 4, 1916; Sherman Kay, b. Ja 28, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, II S. Warren St., Madison, Wis.; bus. 
 add., St. Capitol, do. 
 
 CHARLES BAKER BURDICK 
 1912. C. E. (See No. 862.) 
 
 GARY CLIVE BURFORD 
 
 1905. A. M. (See No. 2040.) 
 
 •CLAUDE EMANUEL BURGENER 
 19:1. A. M. (See No. 4098.) 
 
 G99. PAUL STEERE BURGESS 
 Chemist; M. S., ign; b. Mr 17, 1885, Provi- 
 dence, R. I.; s. Gideon Albert (b. 1853, do.) 
 and Emma A. (Steere) Burgess (b. 1857, 
 Greenville, do.). Prepared in Berea Acad. B. 
 S., R. I. St. Coll., 1910. Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa 
 Phi. Scholar, Univ. of 111., igio-ii; Asst., 
 P.acteriol., do., 1911-12; Instr., Soil Chem. and 
 Bacteriol.. Univ. of Calif., 1912-13; Asst. Prof., 
 Soil Chem. and Bacteriol., do., 1913-iS; Chief 
 Chem. and Bacteriol., Exp. Sta.. Hawaiian Su- 
 gar Planter's Assn., 191S — . Auth.: Soil Bac- 
 teriol. Lab. Manual, Chem. Pub. Co., Easton, 
 Pa.. 1914; many scientific articles on Soil Chem, 
 and Bacteriol. Mem., A. C. S.; A. A. A. S.; 
 Am. Soc Agron.: Nat. Geog. Soc; Soc. Am. 
 Bacteriol.; Hawaiian Chem. Assn.; A. F. A. 
 M.; R. A. M. Married Frances Bernice DoU' 
 gan, Ap 30. 1914, Berkeley, Calif. Address, 
 Box 411, Honolulu, T. H. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 753 
 
 Gioo. CHARLES ELDRID BURKE 
 
 Professor; Ph. D. in Sc, 1911; b. Jl 7, 1881; 
 
 s. Joseph J. (b. Hartford, Ont.) and EInora 
 
 (Van Loon) Burke (b. do.). Prepared in 
 
 Br;intford, Ont., Collegiate Inst. A. B., 1907; 
 
 A. M., 1909; McMaster Univ.. Toronto, Ont. 
 SiRma Xi; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silin; Fellowship, C'hem., Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 11; Instr., Chem., Univ. of Calif.; Asst. Prof., 
 Chtm., Univ. of Vt. Am. Chem. Soc; 111. 
 Ac-»d. Sci. Address, Univ. of Vermont, Bur- 
 linjcton, Vt. 
 
 Gioi. WILLIAM LEONIDAS BURLISON 
 Professor; M. S., 1908; Ph. D., 1915; b. S 
 3, 1882. Prepared in Univ. of Okla. Prep. Sch. 
 
 B. S.. Univ. of Okla., 1905. Alpha Zeta; Aca- 
 cia; Graphomen. Asst., Agron., Okla. A. and 
 M. Coll. and Exp. Sta., 1906-10; Assoc. Prof., 
 Crop Production, Univ. of 111., 1912-15; Assoc. 
 Chief, Agr. Exp. Sta., do., igi6-i8. Chief in 
 Crop Production, do., 1918 — . Auth., Several 
 Buls., Okla. and S. Dak. Exp. Stas.; (with 
 W. I. Brockson) Sweet Clover Production, 
 Univ. of 111. Coll. of Agr.; Numerous 
 articles on Agr. Topics. Married Flossy 
 Belle Lewis, Bartlesville, Okla. Children: Mil- 
 dred Eloessa. b. S 10, 1910 (died Jl 6, 1912); 
 Lewis Eugene, b. My 22, 1913; Ruth Helen, 
 b. S 7. 1917. Address, 1407 S. Orchard St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH BURNS 
 (GLASGOW) 
 igii. A. M. (See No. 3671-) 
 
 RUTH MITCHELL BURNS (LORD) 
 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 4S79-) 
 
 OPAL BURRES 
 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3303.) 
 
 •MILDRED ANNA BURRILL (STONE) 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 1833.) 
 
 HENRY JACKSON BURT 
 
 1914. C. E. (See No. 937.) 
 
 LAURENCE VREELAND BURTON 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 4583.) 
 
 LOIS IRENE BURWASH 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 2602.) 
 
 MILO BENEDICT BURWASH 
 1892. M. S. (See No. 1.) 
 
 *FRANK LYMAN BUSEY 
 1898. M. E. (See No. 864.) 
 
 JOHN KENYON BUSH 
 1903. A. M. (See No. 1317.) 
 
 G102. MINNIE MAY BUSH 
 Sec, Associated Charities; A. M., 1909; b. 
 D 12, 1882, Knoxville, la.; d. Benjamin (b. 
 Ja 24, 1S41, Coshocton, O.) and Fidelia (Dick- 
 erson) Bush (b. S 22, 1850, Richland Co., O.). 
 Prepared in Knoxville (la.) H. S. A. B., Cor- 
 nell Coll., 1908. Teacher, 1909-12; Visitor, 
 Social Work, 1912; Asst. Sec; Acting Gen. 
 Sec, Associated Charities, Des Moines. Ad- 
 dress, Knoxville, la.; bus. add., Des Moines. 
 
 HELEN BUTTERFIELD (SCHOONHOVEN) 
 1894. M. L. (See No. 636.) 
 
 EMMA BERTHA BUTZOW 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 6136.) 
 
 EDWIN WALKER BUXTON 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 2926.) 
 
 HENRIETTA ANNE CALHOUN 
 1903. A. M. (See No. 1472.) 
 
 G103. EUGENE VERNON CAMP 
 Consulting Engr.; M. S., 1909; b. N 26, 
 1886, Dalton, Ga.; s. John Franklin (b. Ja lo, 
 1861, Cleveland, Tenn.) and Lillie M. (Jack- 
 son) Camp (b. O 17, 1870, Spring Place, Ga.). 
 Prepared in Hargis H. S., Dalton, Ga. B. S., 
 Ala. Poly. Inst., 1908. Engr., Dalton, Ga., 
 1910-11; do., Bamberg S. C, 1911-12; Chief 
 Engr., H. S. Jaudon Engng. Co., Savannah, 
 Ga., 1912-17; Consultine Engr., Atlanta, Ga., 
 1917—- Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E.; A. S. M. 
 E. Married Myra P. Hooten, Ap 12, 191 1, 
 Bamberg, S. C. Children: May Drew, b. and 
 died, S 30, 1912; John Hooten, b. Mr 6, 1914. 
 Address, Box 421, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY CAMPBELL 
 
 1900. M. L. (See No. 866.) 
 
 •WALTER GILBERT CAMPBELL 
 
 1897. E. E. (See No. 939.) 
 G104. WILLIAM HEMPHILL CAMPBELL 
 (Brother of No. .t?i6) 
 
 Teacher; A. M., 1910; b. O 4, 1871, Marissa, 
 III.; s. Samuel Wylie (b. S 5, 1839, Eden, 111.) 
 and Sarah Janet (Hemphill) Campbell (b. O 
 19, 1842, Marissa, 111.). Prepared in Marissa 
 Acad., A. B., Monmouth Coll., 1894. Teacher, 
 Marissa Schs., 1895-7; do., Acad., Minneapo- 
 lis, 1897-1900; Prin., H. S., and Supt., Marissa 
 Sch., 1901-9; Supt., Schs., Toledo. 111., 1910- 
 11; Prin., Tp. H. S., Equality, 111., 1911-14; 
 Supt., Pub. Schs., West Frankfort, 111., 1014- 
 16; Teacher, Tp. H. S., Pana, 111., 1917; do.. 
 Physics and Chem., Tp. H. S., Belleville, 111., 
 1917 — • Mem., Presby. Church. Married Mary 
 Marshall, Ag 25. 1903, Marissa, 111. Address, 
 115 N. Church St., Belleville, 111. 
 
 EDWARD IKE CANTINE 
 1892. C. E. (See No. 499.) 
 
 EARL VANHISE CAPPS 
 1896. E. E. (See No. 867.) 
 
 BERTON EUGENE CARMICHAEL 
 1913- M. S. (See No. 2344.) 
 
 WILBUR JEROME CARMICHAEL 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 5574.) 
 
 DAVID HOBART CARNAHAN 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 940.) 
 
 HUBERT VINTON CARPENTER 
 1899. M. S. (See No. 1022.) 
 
 MAURICE LEROY CARR 
 191 1. E. E. (See No. 2343.) 
 G105. WILLIAM ERNEST CARROLL 
 Professor; M. S., 191 1; Ph. D., 1914; b. N 
 
 8, 1882, Orderville, Ut.; s. Charles William 
 (b. O 7, 1859, Provo, do.) and Susan Amelia 
 (Snyder) Carroll (b. Ap 25, 1863, Salt Lake 
 City). Prepared in Brigham Young Univ., Pro- 
 vo, Ut. B. S., Ut. Agr. Coll., 1909. Delta Theta 
 Sigma; Sigma Xi. Fellowship, Univ. of 111., 
 1909-11, 1913-14. Prof., An. Husb., Ut. Agr. 
 Coll.; An. Husbandman, Ut. Agr. Exp. Sta. 
 Auth.: Protein as Factor in the Nutrition of 
 Animals; A Comparison of First. Second, 
 and Third Crop Alfalfa Hay for Milk Pro- 
 duction, Bui. 126, Ut. E.vp. Sta.; Report of 
 the Richmond Lewiston Cow Testing Assn., 
 Bui. 127; do. Buls. and Circulars on selection 
 of Dairy Bulls and distribution of licensed 
 stallions in Ut., etc.; numerous arts, in farm 
 papers. Mem., Am. Soc. of An. Production; 
 A. A. A. S. Married Lenore Ure, S i, 1915, 
 Salt Lake City. Child, William Robert, b. Je 
 
 9, 1916. Address, Utah Agr. Coll., Logan, Ut. 
 
754 
 
 UNivkusiTY OF Illinois 
 
 G106. GEORGE ERNEST CARSCALLEN 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; b. Ag 29, 1881, 
 Frankfort, Ind.; s. Robert Dier (b. Mr 6, 
 1836, Ivanhoe, Ont., Can.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Trowbridge) Carscallen (b. N 16, 1848, Clin- 
 ton Co., O.). Prepared in Frankfort (Ind.) 
 H. S. A. B., Wabash Coll., 1906. Teacher, 
 JMath. and Phys., H. S., Fairniount. Ind., 
 1906-07; Asst., Math., Univ. of 111., 1907-13; 
 Prof., Math., Hiram Coll., 1913-17; Instr.. 
 East Tech. H. S., Cleveland, O., 191"— • 
 Mem., United Brethren Church. Married Em- 
 ma Dare Millsaps. Ag 20, 191 1, Urbana. Child, 
 Ernest Glen, b. O 14. 191-2- Address, 11 108 
 Quincy Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 G107. LUCY HAMILTON CARSON 
 Teacher; A. M., 1899; b. F 18, 1869, Litch- 
 field, III.; d. John Dorat (b. Ag 31, '827, 
 Chester Co., Pa.) and Jane (Perry) Carson 
 (b. My 23, 1833, Londonderry, Ireland). Pre- 
 pared in Beardstown H. S. ; 111. St. Norm. 
 Univ. Ph. B.. Univ. of Chicago, 1S98. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Eng. Club Fellowship. Instr., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111.. 1901; Prof., do., Mont. 
 St. Norm. Coll., 1902 — . Auth. : Women as 
 Professional Teachers, Mont. St. Norm. Coll., 
 1902; English in the School, do.; Minimum 
 Requirements in English in the Elementary 
 School, Intcrinonntain Educator, 1916; Ed., 
 series of pamphlets. Mem., Y. W. C. A.; 
 Mod. Lang. Assn., 1900; N. E. A. Address, 
 Dillon, Mont. 
 
 CHARLES WILLARD CARTER 
 1894. M. S. (See No. 732.) 
 G108. CLARENCE EDWIN CARTER 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1908; b. F 6, 1881, 
 Jacksonville, 111.; s. E. R. (b. 1856, Morgan 
 Co., 111.) and Anna E. (Rogers) Carter (b. 
 1859, Mo.). Prepared in Whipple Acad., Jack- 
 sonville. A. B., 111. Coll., 1905; A. M., Univ. 
 of Wis., 1906. Delta Upsilon; Tau Kappa Al 
 pha. Fellow, Hist., Univ. of 111., 1906-08; 
 Instr., Hist, and Pol. Sc, 111. Coll., Jack- 
 sonville, 111.. 1908-09; Asst., Prof., do., 1909- 
 10; Prof., Hist., Miami Univ., Oxford, O., 
 1010-12: do.. O. St. Univ.. Summer, igi2- 
 14: do.. Columbia, Summer, 191 3; do.. Univ. 
 of 111., Summer, 191 5. Ed., Articles in Trans- 
 action 111. St. Hist. Lib.; Am. Hist. Rcznew; 
 III. Hist. Collections; (with C. W. Alvord) 
 Reprints of Club for Colonial Reprints. Auth.: 
 Some Aspects of British Administration in 
 West Florida. l\Iiss. I' alley Hist. Review, \'ol. 
 I. 1 91 4. The Beginnings of British West Flo- 
 rida, do.. Vol. 4, 1917; British Policy Toward 
 '.he American Indians in the South. 1763-68. 
 hna. Hist. Review, Vol. 33, 1918; Some Ohio 
 Historians, O. Hist. Teachers' Jour., Vol. 21, 
 1916; Ohio Historiography Since the Civil War, 
 do.. Vol. 22, 1918: Great Britain and the Illi 
 noi's Country, 1763-74, Winsor Prize Essay, 
 1910. Mem., 111. St. Hist. Soc. ; Miss. Valley 
 Hist. Soc; O. Vallev Hist. Soc; Am. Hist. 
 Assn.; M. E. Church. Married I.illie Robert- 
 son, S S, 1905, Jacksonville, 111. Children: 
 Wilfred Samuel, b. My 25, 19 10; Harold 
 Edwin, b. Ag 23, 1914- Address, Oxford, O. ; 
 bus. add., Miami Univ., do. 
 
 G109. OMAR CASWELL 
 Supt., Schs.; A. M., 1914; b. F 6, 1868, 
 Boonville, Ind.; s. Christoiiher C. (b. Jl 15, 
 1844, do.) and Serilda (Caldwell) Caswell 
 (b Mr I, 1845, Decatur Co., Ind.). Prepared 
 in LyiinvUle (Ind.) and Boonville (ilnd.) 
 H Schs.; Ind. St. Norm. Sch., 1894- A. B., 
 Ind. Univ., 1807. Kapiia Delta Pi; Y. M. C. A. 
 Prin., Schs., West Point, Ind., 1901-6; Supt., 
 do., Farmland, Ind., 1906-11; do., Mascoutah, 
 111' 1911-13; S^ip't.. Sells., Hinckley, HI., 
 1914—- Married Ada Baker, Ag 15, i90i, 
 Boonville, Ind. (died F 12, 1918). Child, 
 Ralph Waldo, b. S 21, 1902. Address, Hinck- 
 ley, 111. 
 
 EDWARD MARION AUGUSTUS 
 1917- M. S. (See No. 6791.) 
 
 Giio. WILLIAM HAROLD CHAMBERS 
 CHANDLER 
 Chemist; Ph. D., 1917; b. Ap 10, 1887, 
 •Ocala, Fla. ; s. Henry Wilkins (b. S 22, 1852, 
 Bath, Me.) and Annie Matilda (Onley) 
 Chandler (b. N 28, 1861, New York). Pre- 
 pared in A. & M. Coll., Tallahassee, Fla. A. 
 B., Howard Univ., 1913; A. M., (Tlark Univ., 
 1914. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Alpha 
 Phi Alpha. Fellowship, Univ. of 111., 1915-17; 
 Chem., Dicks, David & Heller Co., Chicago 
 Heights, 111., 191 7 — . Mem., A. C. S.; Baptist 
 Church. Married Arstella Marie Chandler, S 
 2, 1 91 5, St. Joseph, Mich. Child, Edward 
 Thornton, b. Jl 20, 1917. Address, 12070 Otto 
 Blvd., Chicago Heights, 111.; bus. add., Dicks, 
 David & Heller Co., do. 
 
 Gin. LUAN CHANG 
 Engineer; M. S., 1913; b. Ja 1887, Canton, 
 China; s. Chon S. Chang. Prepared in Canton 
 Sch., China. B. C. E., Tangshan Engng. Coll., 
 
 1911. Instr., Government Sch., Canton, China, 
 1906; .Stud. Engr., Canton-Hankow Ry., 1911; 
 ifydraulic Engr., Pub. Works, Canton, China, 
 1911-12. Assoc. Mem., Chinese Inst, of Engrs., 
 
 1912. Address, 2006 Columbia Road, Wash- 
 ington; bus. add.. Pub. Works, Canton, China. t 
 
 VUN-DIN CHINZUN CHANG 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 5069.) 
 
 G112. ERNEST EDWARD CHARLTON 
 Chemist; M. S., 1915; Ph. D., 1918; b. D 
 17, 1890, Meriden, la.; s. Edward Robinson 
 (b. F 10, 1857, Belfast, Ireland) and Sadie 
 (Anderson) Charlton (b. S 25, 1859, Dunbar- 
 ton. Wis.). Prepared in Cherokee (la.) H. S. 
 .A. B., Grinnell Coll., 1913. Gamma Alpha; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Asst. and 
 Stud., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Research 
 Fellow, Engng. Exp. Sta., and Stud., Chem., 
 do., 1918; Chem., Du Pont Co., Wilmington, 
 Del., 1918 — . Mem., A. C. S. Address, 510 E. 
 Chalmers St., Champaign; bus. add., c/o Du 
 Pont Co.. Wilmington, Del. 
 
 G113. MARGARET ISABEL CHASE 
 (KING) 
 A. M., 1910; b. D 8, 1889, Wady Petra, 111 
 d. Heber (b. F 2. 1849, Jubilee, 111.) and 
 Emma J. (Brain) Chase (b. S 18, 1855, Peor 
 ia). Prepared in Toulon Acad. A. B.. Kno.x 
 Coll., 1909. Alpha Xi Delta. Scholarship 
 Math., Univ. of 111.; Teacher, Margaret Coll. 
 Versailles, Ky., 1910-11; do., Bethany Coll. 
 Topeka, Kan., 1911-13. Married Merton E 
 King, O 6, 1 9 14. Children: Eleanor M., b. Ag 
 22, 191 5; Elwood, b. Je 30, 1917. Address, 
 Potwin, Kan. 
 
 LAN SUNG CHEN 
 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7438.) 
 
 QUEH KING CHEN 
 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8210.) . 
 
 HOMER ELDON CHENOWETH 
 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 5587-) 
 
 ANN CHESTER 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 2350.) 
 
 JOHN NEEDLES CHESTER 
 1909. C. E. (See No. 639.) 
 
 G114. JAMES ALBURN CHILES 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1908; b. Mr 6, 1877, 
 Franklin Co., Mo.; s. Alburn (b. 1853, do.) 
 and Emma Laura (Drace) Chiles (b. 1857, 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 755 
 
 do.). Prepared in Central Coll. Acad., Fayette, 
 Mo. A. B., Central Coll., 1895; A. M., Vander- 
 bilt Univ., 1.898. Sigma Nu. Asst., Ger., Van- 
 derbilt Univ., 1897-99; do.. French, 1898-99; 
 Stud., Univ. of Leipzig, 1899; do., Univ. of 
 Paris, 1900; Instr., Ger., Washington Univ., 
 1900-01; do., Univ. of 111., 1905-10; Prof., 
 Mod. Lang.s., So. Univ., Greensboro, Ala., 
 1910-13; Instr., Ger., Univ. of Wis., 1913-14; 
 Prof., Ger. and French, Wofford Coll., Spar- 
 tanburg, S. C, 1914 — . Auth. : German Prose 
 Composition, Ginn & Co., 1914. Married Marie 
 Therese Duenckel, 1905, St. Louis. Child, 
 James Alburn, Jr., b. 1909. Address, Wofford 
 Coll., Spartanburg, S. C. 
 
 JOSEPH FERDINAND CHINLUND 
 1914. E. E. (See No. 4108.) 
 
 G115. JESSE ROY CHRISTIE 
 Assistant; M. S., 1918; b. S 17, 1889, New- 
 Boston, N. H.; s. Herbert Maurice (b. do.) 
 and xwila Ethel (Pinkney) Christie (b. Clem 
 ents West, Nova Scotia). Prepared in New 
 Boston (N. H.) H. S. ; N. H. Coll., 1909-13. 
 1914-15. Sigma Alpha EpsLlon; Gamma Alpha. 
 Asst., Zool. and Entomol., Md. St. Coll., 19 15- 
 16; Grad. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; 
 Asst., do., 1917-18. 7th Co., Central Mach. 
 Gun, O. T. S., Camp Hancock, Ga., 1918; 2nd 
 Lt., 7th Co., Mach. Gun; Mustered out, D 13, 
 1918. Address, R. 2, Manchester, N. H. 
 
 CARL CHRISTOPHER 
 1911. M. S. (See No. 3682.) 
 
 G116. PAU SIEN CHUNG 
 Student; M. S., 1918; b. Ap 13, 1891, Can 
 ton, China; s. Man Tse (b. Heung Shan, 
 Kwongtung Province, China) and Chang Yuen 
 Chung. Prepared in St. John Univ., Shanghai, 
 China; Canton Christian Coll. B. S., la. St. 
 C^oll., 1917. Hawkeye; Delta Sigma Rho; Philo- 
 mathean. la. St. and Kan. St. Coll. debate; 
 Kennedy cup Peace Oratorical contest. Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Address, 206 E. 
 John St., Champaign. 
 
 G117. FRANK LESLIE CLAPP 
 Professor; A. M., 1912; b. Ag 21, 1877, 
 Forest Hill, Ind.; s. Elias (b. N 7, 1838. Ind.) 
 and Mary Ann (Amick) Clanp (b. O 3, i8.?(i, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Oakland City (Ind.) H. S.; 
 Central Coll., Huntington, Ind. B. S., Lin- 
 coln Coll., 1911; Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1914. 
 Scholarship, Univ. of 111.; Fellow, Univ. of 
 Wis., 1913-14. Asst. Prof., Educ, Univ. of 
 Colo., 1914-17; Prof., Sch. Adm., do., 1918 — . 
 Address, Univ. of Colo., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 ANGIE RAY CLARK 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 2051.) 
 
 CHARLES RICHARD CLARK 
 
 1914. M. Arch. (See No. 11 14.) 
 
 *CLIFTON WIRT CLARK 
 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 5593-) 
 
 G118. DARWIN ORLANDO CLARK 
 Instructor; A. M., 1909; b. Mr 23. 1871, 
 Carthage, Mo.; s. M. H. (b. Ludlow, Vt.) 
 and Mary (Stbwel) Clark (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Carthage (Mo.) H. S. ; Grinnell Coll. A. B., 
 Drury Coll., 1896. Prin., Denmark Acad.. Den- 
 mark, la., 1895-7; Teacher, Latin, H. S., 
 Hamburg, la., 1900-02; do., Carthage Colleg- 
 iate Inst., 1902-08; do., Latin, H. S., Carthage, 
 Mo., 1906-08; Fellow, Hist., Univ. of 111.. 
 1909-11; Instr., Hist, and Politics, 111. Coll., 
 Jacksonville, 111. Mem. Am. Hist. Assn. Mar- 
 ried Gertrude Green, Je 1897, Carthage, Mo. 
 Child, Marian, b. D i, 1910. Address, Jack- 
 sonville, 111. 
 
 G119. FRED EMERSON CLARK 
 (Husband of No. 4850.), 
 Professor; A. M.. 1913; Ph. D., 1916; b. Ag 
 26, 1890, Parma Tp., Jackson Co., Mich.; s. 
 Guy K. (h. .Mbion, Mich.) and Ida A. Leon- 
 ard) Clark (b. Lindon, do.). Prepared in Al- 
 bion (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion Coll., 1912. 
 Delta Tail Delta; Delta Sigma Rho; Phi Eta. 
 Scholarship, Econ., 1912-13; Fellowship. 1913- 
 14, 1915-16. Instr., Econ., Univ. of Ariz., 
 1914-15; do.. Commerce and Industry, Univ. 
 of Mich., 191C-17; Asst. Prof., Bus. Adm., head 
 of dept., Del. Coll., 1917-18; Asst. Prof., do., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1918 — . Auth.: The Purposes 
 of the Indebtedness of Am. Cities, 1880-1912. 
 Municipal Research, N. Y., 1917. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; Am. Econ. Assn. Married Carry 
 Cade Patton ('11), Ag 17, 1915, Urbana (Zhild, 
 Frederick Eugene, b. Jl 21, 1917, Address, 
 528 Elm St., Ann Arbor, Mich.; bus. add., 
 Univ. of Michigan, do. 
 
 G120. HELEN CLARK 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1916; b. F 20, 1890, 
 Cortland, N. Y. ; d. William Heermans (b. Ag 
 12, 1848, Lyons, N. Y.) and Helen (Street) 
 Clark (b. O 28, 1859. Philadelphia). Prepared 
 in H. S. Dept., St. Norm, and Tr. Sch., 
 Cortland, N. Y. A. B., Vassar, 1913. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi. Scholar in Psych., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-14; Fellow, do., 1914-16; Asst., 
 and Instr., Psych., St. Summer Sch., Rutgers 
 Coll., N. J., 1914-17; Instr., Psych., Vassar, 
 1916 — •. Auth.: Visual Imagery and Atten- 
 tion — -. An Analytical Study, Am. Jour, of 
 Psych., 1916; The Crowd, Psych. Monograph, 
 No. 2, 1916; Cooperating Compiler, The 
 Psych. Inde.x. Mem., Presby. Church; Am. 
 Psych. Assn. Address, 31 Prospect St., Cort- 
 land, N. Y. 
 
 G121. KARL ADOLPH CLARK 
 Geologist; Ph. D., 1916; b. O 20. 1888, Ont., 
 Can.; s. Malcolm S. Clark. Prepared in Har- 
 bord St. Collegiate, Toronto, Can.; A. B., Mc- 
 Masters Univ., 1910; M. A., do., 1912. Geol. 
 .Sur. Dept., Ottawa, Can. Address, c/o Dr. 
 Reincke, Geol. Sur. Dept., Ottawa, Can.f 
 
 »MARY EDITH CLARK 
 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 1207.) 
 
 G122. SAMUEL CHAPIN CLARK 
 Chemist; A. M., 1909; b. Jersey City, N. J. 
 Prepared in Bedford (la.) H. S. ; No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Sch.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. S. B., Univ. 
 of Chicago. Teacher, Pub. Schs. ; Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1902-05; Instr., do., 1905-09; 
 Asst., Respiration Calorimeter Lab., Office of 
 Home Econ., Sts. Relations Service, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1909 — . 2nd Lt., Food Div., 
 Chem. Warfare Section, U. S. N. A., 1917; 1st 
 Lt., do., 1917; Mustered out, F 1919. Address, 
 Box 102, R. 2, New York Ave. Sta., Washing- 
 Ion. D. C. ; bus. add.. Office Home Econ., Dept. 
 of Agr., do. 
 
 WILLIAM ARTHUR CLARK 
 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 2353.) 
 
 G123. JEAN PAUL CLAYTON 
 Engineer; id. E., 191 1; b. O 3, 1888, Ster- 
 ling, 111.; s. Gilbert Oliver (b. S 4, 1861, Free- 
 port, 111.) and Mary Adeline (Robinson) Clay- 
 ton (b. Je 10, 1867, Willoughby, O.).' Pre- 
 pared in Boys' II. S., New Orleans, B. E., 
 Tulane Univ., New Orleans, 1909. New Or- 
 leans Agt.. F. E. Wallace & Co., 203 Broad- 
 way, New York City, 1907-09. Research Fellow, 
 Univ. of 111., 1909-11; Asst., M. E., do., 191 1; 
 Cml. Engr., Union Gas & Elec. Co., Cin- 
 cinnati. 1912; Mgr., Cml. Dent., Cent. 111. 
 Pub. Service Co., Mattoon, 111. 1912; Cml. 
 Mgr., Middle West Utilities Co., Chicago, 
 191 7; \. P., Mich. Gas & Elec. Co., Three 
 Rivers, Mich., 1917 — . Assoc. Mem., A. S. M. 
 E.; Sigma Xi. Address, 5425 Dorchester Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
7S6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 MORTIMER BURNHAM CLEVELAND 
 
 1915. M. Arch. (See No. 3323.) 
 
 GEORGE PERKINS CLINTON 
 1894. M. S. (See No. 599.) 
 
 G124. FRANK WARREN CLIPPINGER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1917; b. Ap 17, 1895, War- 
 rensburg. Mo.; s. Edward W. Clippinger. Pre- 
 
 fared in Champaign H. S.; Shortridge H. S., 
 ndianapolis. A. B., Wabash Coll., 1916. 
 Teacher, Eng., H. S., Champaign, 1918 — . 
 Address, 30 Central Ave.. Dayton, O.; biu. 
 add., 804 W. Park St., Champaign.! 
 
 Gi2S. HENRY LIVINGSTON COAR 
 (Brother of No. 1647) 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1903; b. Je 16, 1862, 
 Eng.; s. Firman Wood (b. D 2, 1825, Phila- 
 delphia) and Lucinda Elizabeth (Blake) Coar 
 (b. N 4, 1842, Boston). Prepared in Gymnas- 
 ium, Cologne, Ger. A. B., Harvard, i8c)3; 
 A. M., do., 1894. Instr., Math., Univ. of I'll., 
 1898-1906; Prof., Math., Marietta Acad., Mar- 
 ietta, O. Married D 29, 18S7, Ednor, Md. 
 Children: Marjorie Bell, b. Ja 4, 1889; Helen 
 Ruth, b. N 6, 1891; Henry Osgood, b. Ja 20, 
 1896. Address. Marietta, O. 
 
 G126. MARGARET VARA COBB 
 Psychologist; A. M., 1913; b. My 16, 1884, 
 Easthampton, Mass.; d. Nathan Augustus (b. 
 Je 30, i8s9, Spencer, do.) and Alice Vara 
 (Proctor) Cobb (b. Ap 22, 1854, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Eng. H. S., Worcester, Mass.; Schs. 
 in Sydney, N. S. W. ; Oahn Coll., Honolulu. 
 A. B., Radcliffe Coll., 191 o. Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Fellowship, ZooL, 
 Univ. of HI., 1912-13; Fellowship, Univ. of 
 Mich., Biol. Lab., summer 1913; do., Woods 
 Hole Marine Biol. Lab., summer 1914; Univ. 
 of Chicago, Sch. of Educ, summer 1915; 
 Psych., Lab. of Social Hygiene, Bedford Hills, 
 N. Y., 1916-17; do.. Division of Psych, of the 
 Office of the Surgeon General, War Dept., 
 1918 — . Auth. : (with Dr. N. A. Cobb) Nema- 
 todes of Douglas Lake and Vicinity, Joitr. Am. 
 Micros. Soc, Ja, 1915; White Oaks of No. Am., 
 Proceedings Am. Phil. Soc._ 191 5; Note on 
 Occurrence of Twins, Sc, 191 5; Inheritance of 
 Arithmetical Abilities, Jour. Ed. Psych., 1917- 
 Mem., Assn. of Collegiate Alumnae, 1910-18; 
 N. E. A., 1916-17; Nat. Soc. for the Study of 
 Educ, 1918 — . Address, Falls Church, Va. ; 
 bus. add., Div. of Psychol., Office of Surgeon 
 General, War Dept., Washington, D. C. 
 
 ARCHIBALD OSBORN CODDINGTON 
 1884. M. L. (See No. 262.) 
 
 HARRY CLAY COFFEEN 
 1899. M. S. (See No. 1116.) 
 
 WALTER COSTELLA COFFEY 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 2617.) 
 
 BYRON KEMP COGHLAN 
 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 3325.) 
 
 6t27. ARTHUR SAMUEL COLBY 
 Associate; M. S., 1915; b. Jl 4, 1887, Til- 
 ton, N. H.; s. Alfred Hazelton (b. Ja i8, i860, 
 do.) and Edna Louise (Tucker) Colby (b. Ag 
 5, 1862, Hill, N. H.). Prepared in Tilton (N. 
 H.) Sem. B. S., N. H. Coll., 191 1. Gamma 
 Theta; Agr. Club; Pres., Y. M. C A.; Mgr., 
 Basketball; Fruit-judging team; Ivy Day Ora- 
 tor. Instr., Agr. and Man. Tr., Pinkerton 
 Acad., Derry, N. H., 1911-13; Asst., Pomol., 
 Univ. of HI., 1913-15; Instr., do., 1915-18; 
 Assoc, do., 1918 — . Ed., Dept. of Fruit Diseas- 
 es in Green's Am. Fruitgrozver, 19 18 — . Mem., 
 Phi Delta Kappa; A. A. A. S.; Soc. for Hort. 
 
 Sc, 1917—- Married Marion Bullard, Ag i8, 
 191 S, Framingham, Mass. Child, Mary Edna, 
 b. Ag 14, 1916. Address, 1308 S. Lincoln 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 G128. MARY ELIZABETH COLCORD 
 (Sister of No. 6806) 
 
 Teacher; A. M., 1916; b. F 4, 1888, Green- 
 ville, 111.; d. George Ami (b. Ap 16, 1850, 
 Temple, Me.) and Julia Longley (Maynard) 
 Colcord (b. Je 6, 1855, /South Deerfield, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Greenville H. S. A. B., 
 Greenville, Coll, 1910. Teacher, Latin and 
 Math., Spring Arbor Sem., Spring Arbor, 
 Mich., 1910-12; do., H. S., Greenville, 111., 
 1912-15; Teacher, Latin, Forest Park Coll., 
 St. Louis, 1916-17; do.. Math., Alvin, 111., 
 1917 — • Address, 500 N. Spruce St., Green- 
 ville, 111. 
 
 G129. CHARLES NELSON COLE 
 (Husband of No. 922) 
 Dean of Coll.; A. M., 1897; b. Mr 3, 1871, 
 Bunker Hill; s. Luther Elliott and Sarah 
 Catherine (Stout) Cole. Prepared in Wesleyan 
 Univ. Prep. School A. B., Wesleyan Univ.; 
 Ph. D., Harvard, 1901. Instr., Latin. Cornell, 
 1899-1902; Prof., Latin, Oberlin Coll., 1902; 
 Dean of Coll. of Arts and Sciences and Prof., 
 Classics, do., 1911 — . Member Am. Phil. Assn.; 
 Classical Assn. of Middle West and South. 
 Married Mabel Stewart ('96), Ag 29, 1899, 
 Chicago. Child, Kenneth Stewart, b. Jl 10, 
 1900. Address, 45 King St., Oberlin, O.t 
 
 MARY MAUDE COLE (SCOTT) 
 1897. A. M. (See No. 943.) 
 
 G130. GILBART HOOPER COLLINGS 
 Professor; M. S., 1917; b. Ja 13, 1895, Crewe, 
 Va.; s. T. J. Collings. B. S., Va. Poly. Inst., 
 1915. Asst. Prof., Agron., Clemson Agr. Coll., 
 S. C. ; Asst. Agron., S. C. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Clemson Coll., S. C. Address, c/o Clemson 
 College, S. C. 
 
 EDGAR FRANCIS COLLINS 
 1913. E. E. (See No. 1117.) 
 
 G131. VIDA LUCILE COLLINS 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; b. My 13, 1886, 
 Bear Lake, Mich.; d. John (b. 1852, Milwau- 
 kee, Wis.) and Martha Emmeline (Hopkins) 
 Collins (b. Ap 4, 1853, W. Va.). Prepared in 
 Bear Lake Schs.; Ferris Inst., Big Rapids, 
 Mich. A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1907. Gamma Phi 
 Beta; Omega Phi. Prin., H. S., East Jordan, 
 Mich., 1907-08; Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1908-13; Student, Columbia Univ., summer 
 1916-17; Instr., Eng., Mich. St. Norm. Coll., 
 1913 — •. Mem., Baptist Church. Address, Bear 
 Lake, Mich.; bits, add., 316 W. Michigan Ave., 
 Ypsilanti, Mich. 
 
 G132. 'ESTHER MARGARET COLVIN 
 A. M., iqis; b. Mr 24, 1894, Albion, Mich.; 
 d. Carrie M. Colvin. Prepared in Pontiac H. 
 S. A. B., Albion Coll., 1914. Died Mr 25, 1916. 
 
 ARTHUR FRANCIS COMSTOCK 
 1913. C. E. (See No. 2620.) 
 
 G133. JESSE LeROY CONEL 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; Ph. D., 1916; b. 
 Ja 31, 1883, Mt. Auburn, 111.; s. William 
 Rockwell (b. Ag 2, 1856. Taylorville, III.) 
 and Estelle (Murphy) Conel (b. Ja 8, 1858, 
 Sandford, Ind.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. 
 A. B., James Millikin Univ., 1912. Tau Kappa 
 EpsUon: Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Millikin Scholarship, Univ. of III., 
 1912-13; Fellowship, do., 1913-14; Teaching 
 Asst., Dept. of Zool., do., 1914-16; Instr., 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 757 
 
 Dept. of Anatomy, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. 
 Med. Coll., igi6— . Auth.: (with F. W. Car- 
 penter) Study of Ganglion Cells in the Sympa- 
 thetic Nervous System, Jour, of Comp. Neurol- 
 ogy, Vol. 24, 1914; The Urogenital System of 
 Myxinoids, Joitr. of Morph., Vol. 29, 1917. 
 Mem., M. E. Church; Am. Assn. of Anatomists. 
 Married Helen Mary Boughton, O 18, 1917, 
 New York City. Address, 418 W. 118 St., New 
 York City; bus. add., Dept. of Anatomy, Univ., 
 and Beiievue Hosp. Med. Coll. 
 
 ELLA CONNET (BABE) 
 1894. M. L. (See No. 535.) 
 
 EDWARD CHAPMAN CONVERSE 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 2058.) 
 
 WILLIAM ADELBERT COOK 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 1650.) 
 
 DELMAR GROSS COOKE 
 1915. A. M. 1917. Ph. D. (See No. 5082.) 
 
 G134. VERNA LUCILE COOLEY 
 Teacher; A. M., 191 7; b. D 13, 1891, Toulon, 
 111.; d. Jonathan and Anna Cooley. Prepared 
 in Toulon H. S. A. B., Knox Coll., 1913. 
 Teacher, H. S., Toledo, la. Address, Toulon, 
 111.; bus. add., H. S., Toledo, la. 
 
 Gi3S. ARTHUR REUBEN COOPER 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1917; b. O 30. 1888, 
 Ontario, Can.; s. Reuben (b. Ja i, 1849, do.) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Lamiour) Cooper (b. O 
 14, 1856, do.). Prepared in Iroquois (Ont., 
 Can.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of Toronto, 1910; 
 A. M., do., 191 1. Asst., Zool., Univ. Toronto, 
 1910-12; Fellow, do., 191J-15; do., Univ. of 
 111., 1915-16; Hon. Fellow, Zool., 1916-17; 
 Instr., Zool., Coll. of Med., Univ. of 111., 19 17—. 
 Asst. and Research Work, at Lake Biol. Sta., 
 Georgian Bay, Go-Home Bay, Ont., 1909-n; 
 Marine Biol. Sta., St. Andrews, New Bruns- 
 wick, 1913-14; Marine Biol. Lab., Woods Hole, 
 Mass.; Harpswell Lab., South Harpswell, Me., 
 1916; Douglas Lake, Mich., Biol. Sta.. 191 7. 
 Auth. : On Systematic Position of Haplo- 
 bothrium globuliforme. Trans. Royal Soc., 
 Can., Vol. 8, 1 9 14; A New Cestode from 
 Amia calva L., Trans. Royal Can. Inst.. 1914; 
 Contributions to the Life History of Proteo- 
 cephalus ambloplitis; A Parasite of the Black 
 Bass; Contrib. to Can. Bio!., 47th Rep. Dept. 
 Fisheries, Ottawa, Can.; Trematodes from 
 Marine and Fresh-Water Fishes, including one 
 Species of Ectoparasitic Turbellarian, Trans. 
 Roy. Soc. Can., Vol. 9, 1915; (with T. T. Job) 
 Notes on Porocephalus globicephalus. Jour. 
 Parasitol, Vol. 3, 1917; A Slorphological Study 
 of Bothriocephalid Cestodes from Fishes, do., 
 Vol. 4, 1917. Mem., Sigma Xi; Am. Microscop- 
 ical Soc. Address, 2146 W. Adams St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 BEATRICE VIRGINIA COPLEY 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 6812.) 
 
 G136. DAVID WILLIAM CORNELIUS 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1912; b. Ap 28, 1883, 
 Linton, Ind. ; s. William Fletcher (b. Jl 30, 
 1844, Louisville, Ky.) and Alice Victoria (Os- 
 born) Cornelius (b. O 4, 1852, Linton. Ind.). 
 Prepared in Linton (Ind.) H. S. A. B., De 
 Pauw Univ., 1906. Phi Gamma Delta. Fellow- 
 ship, Phys., Univ. of 111., 1910-12; grad. work, 
 Univ. of Calif., 1908-10; Prof., Phys. and 
 Engng.. Ottawa Univ., 1912-13; Acting Asst. 
 Prof., Phys. and Astronomy. Univ. of Kan., 
 1913-iS; Research, Univ. of Wis., summer, 
 191s; Instr., Phys., Univ. of Mo., 1915-17; 
 Prof., Phys.. Alma Coll., 1917— . Auth.: Ab- 
 stractor for Am. Chem. Abstracts; The Velocity 
 of Electrons in the Photo-Electric Effect as a 
 Function of the Wave-Length of the Light, 
 
 Phys. Review, Ja, 1913; (with J. G. Kemp) A 
 High Resistance as a Substitute for a Bronson 
 Resistance, do. Mem., Am. Phys. Soc; A. F. 
 
 A. M. Married Orrelle Fidlar, Ag 17, 1912, 
 Terre Haute, Ind. Address, Alma, Mich. 
 
 G137. HARRY PEACH CORSON 
 
 Chemist; Ph. D., 1915; b. S 30, 1887, La- 
 conia, N. IL; s. Frank Herbert (b. Salisbury, 
 N. H.) and Arabella (Peach) CorsOn (b. New- 
 bury, Vt.). Prepared in Laconia (N. H.) H. S. 
 
 B. S., N. H. Coll., 1910. Sigma Xi. Asst. to 
 Ciiy Engr., Laconia, N. H., 1910; Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-14; Chem. and Bacteriol., 
 111. St. Water Sur., 1914-is; Chem., U. S. 
 Pub. Health Service, 1915-17; Research Chem., 
 The Celluloid Co., Newark, N. J., 1917; 
 Chem., Avery Chem. Co., Worchester, Mass. 
 Auth.: (with C. L. Parsons) The Solubility of 
 Barium Hydroxide and Barium Nitrate in the 
 Presence of each other, Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 
 32, 1910; (with E. Bartow) The Analysis of 
 Chemicals Used in Water Purification, Pro- 
 ceedings III. Water Supply Assn., 191 1; Man- 
 ganese in Water Supplies, Bid. Univ. of III. 
 St. Water Sur. Series, No. 13. Married Anna 
 Colbath Batchelder, Je 23, 1913, Exeter, N. H. 
 Child, Dorothy Louise, b. My 26, 1916. Ad- 
 dress, 188 Custer Ave., Newark, N. J.; bus. 
 add.. The Celluloid Co., do. 
 
 G138. WILLIAM WALTER CORT 
 (Husband of No. 4674) 
 Prof, and Biolog. Dir.; A. M., 191 1; Ph. D., 
 1914; b. Ap 28, 1887. Leon, la.; s. William 
 Carson (b. F 24, 1850, Monongehela, Pa.) and 
 Mary (Smalley) Cort, (b. F 7, 185 1, Munsey, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Colorado Springs (Colo.) 
 H. S. A. B., Colo. Coll., igog. Phi Delta The- 
 ta; Phi Beta Kappa. Instr., Zool., Colo. Coll., 
 1912-13; Prof., Biol., Macalester Coll., St. 
 Paul, 1914-16; Asst. Prof., Zool.. Univ. of 
 Calif., 1916 — ; Acting Dir., Biolog. Div. of 
 Calif. St. Bd. of Health, 1917; Sch. of Hygiene 
 and Pub. Health, Johns Hopkins Univ., Bal- 
 timore, Md. Auth.: Articles in Trans. Am. 
 Mic. Soc; Biol. Monographs ; Jour, of Parasit.; 
 Special Bui. No. 27, Calif. St. Bd. of Health. 
 Mem., Am. Microscopical Soc; A. A. A. S.; 
 Am. Soc of Zool.; West. Soc. of Naturalists. 
 Married Nellie Magruder Gleason ('11), Je iS, 
 1913, Champaign. Children: Helen Louise, b. 
 Ap 8, 1916; Margaret Jean, b. O 20, 1917. 
 Address, c/o Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, 
 
 G139. JAMES AUSTIN COSS 
 Professor; M. S., 1910; b. N 7, 1872, Arrow- 
 smith, 111.; s. Leander (b. D 12, 1842. Chilli- 
 cothe, O.) and Sarepta (Arrowsmith) Coss (b. 
 Ag 15, 1844, Arrowsmith, III.). Prepared in 
 111. Wesleyan Prep. Sch. B. S., 111. Wes- 
 leyan, 1903; Attended Univ. of Chicago, sum- 
 mer, 1906-08. Prof., Chem., Upper la. Univ., 
 1905-08; Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1908-10; 
 Fellow, Clark L'niv., igio-ii; Prof., Chem., 
 Morningside Coll., 1911— . Mem., A. C. S.; 
 A. A. A. S. Married Cora May Jones, S 6, 
 191 1, Chicago. Address, 2058 Nicolette Ave., 
 Sioux City, la. 
 
 G140. LOIS MIRIAM COULTAS 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; b. Ja 17, 1892, 
 Winchester, 111.; d. Irwin Frost (b. O 27, 1855) 
 and Eliza (Townsend) Coultas (b. S 18, i860, 
 Eng. ). Prepared in Winchester H. S. A. B.. 
 111. Woman's Coll., 1913. Belles Lettres Soc; 
 Y. W. C. A. Instr., Ger., HI. Woman's Coll., 
 1914-18; do., H. S., Winchester, 111., 1918 — . 
 .4ddrcss, Winchester, 111. 
 
 G141. SIDNEY HAYES COX 
 Teacher; A. M., 1913; b. Ag 25, 1889, Lew- 
 iston. Me.; s. Rev. Arthur Elmes (b. 1859, 
 Eng.) and Elizabeth Anna (Hayes) Cox (b. 
 186:, Olneyville, R. I.). Prepared in Poland 
 (N.. Y.) H. S. A. B., Bates CoU., 191 1- 
 
7SS 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Teacher, Eng., H. S., Schenectady, N. Y., 
 191316. Commissioned in infantry, Piatts- 
 burg, My 8, 1917; A. S. S. C, Recruit Div., 
 Information Officer, Kelley Field, South San 
 Antonio, Tex.; 337 Aero Sfiuadron, Sta. lios- 
 combe Down, Amcsbury, Wilts, Eng.; Mustered 
 out, Ja 6, ^917. Auth.: The Sincerity of Robert 
 Frost, Nc7i' Republic. 19 iS; A Flea for a More 
 Direct Method in Teaching Eng., Etig. Jour., 
 Je, iqis. Mem., Econ. Club, Schenectady, N. 
 Y. ; Eng. Club, Columbia. Married Alice Mary 
 Ray, .Ag 25, 10 17, \\'averly, Mass. Address, 
 New Hampton, N. H. ; bus. add., 420 W. 119th 
 St., New York City. 
 
 G142. JAMES PERRY COYLE 
 Teacher; A. M.,^ 1914; b. O 20, 1888, Logans- 
 port, Ind.; s. I<rank and Minnie Marauia 
 (Smith) Coyle. Prepared in Logansport (Ind.) 
 H. S. A. B., Lake Forest Coll., 1910. I3eta 
 Theta Pi; Omega Psi; Scholarship, Univ. of 
 111. Teacher, IL S., Keokuk, 191 1-16; Instr., 
 Phys., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1916-17; do.. Lane 
 Tech. H. S., ipi7— . Mem., Hamilton Clul). 
 Chicago. Married Alexine Leroy Reid. Je 23, 
 1915, Keokuk. Children: Louise Willco.x, b. 
 N 30, 1916; James Perry, Jr., b. Ag 11, 1918. 
 Address, 4259 N. Ashland Ave., Chicago. 
 
 WALLACE CRAIG 
 1901. M. S. (See No. 11 18.) 
 
 G143. WILLIAM TRUMAN CRANDALL 
 Farmer;; M. S., 1913; b. My 11, 1886, Lex- 
 ington, Ky.; s. A. R. Crandall. B. S., Milton 
 Coll., 1906; B. S. A., Univ. of Wis., 1909. 
 Head of Dairy Husbandry Dept., N. Y. St. 
 Sch. of .-XtT., Alfred Univ., iqio-12; Instr., 
 Milk I'roduction and Asst., Agr. E.xp. Sta.. 
 I'niv. of 111., 1Q11-13; Assoc, do.. 1913-16; 
 Farmer, Milton, Wis., 1916 — . Married Emma 
 Anderson, My 6, 1908, Shawano, Wis. Chil- 
 dren: Mary Ellen, b. My 21, 1911; Barbara 
 Jean, b. O 9, 1915. Address, Milton, Wis. 
 
 G144. FRED RANDALL CRANE 
 Agr. Commissioner and Mgr. ; M. S., 1906; 
 b. Ja 21, 1875; s. Marvin David and Jennie 
 (Randall) Crane. Prepared in Frankfort 
 H. S. B. S., Agr. Coll., Olympic, i[ich., 1899. 
 Acacia. Asst., Farm Mechanics, Univ. of 111., 
 1899-1908; .\gr. Commissioner, Great No. R. 
 R. ; Mgr. Loan Dept., Northwestern Trust Co., 
 St. Paul. Married Abhie J. Hunt, 1904. Ad- 
 dress, St. Paul. 
 
 Gi4S. LUCILE STARR CRAVENS 
 Student; A. ]\L, 1911; b. Ap i, 1890, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; d. William B. (b. N 27, i86i, Lex- 
 ington, Ky.) and Lulu May (Burt) Cravens 
 (b. My 13, iSoi, O.). Prepared in Central 
 H. S., Kansas City, Mo.; Kan. Univ., 1907- 
 oS. A. B., Lombard Coll., 1910. Pi Beta 
 Phi; Scholarship. Latin. Grad. Stud., Univ. 
 of 111., 1912-13; Teacher. Latin and Greek, 
 Forest Park Coll., 19 13-116; Univ. Fellow, 
 Univ. of Mo., 1916-17: Pi Beta Phi Fellow- 
 ship, do., 1917 — . Address, 3213 St. John 
 Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 G146. FREDERICK NORTH CR.VWFORO 
 Chemist; M. S., 1916; b. Ta 15, 1886, Mid- 
 dletown. Conn.; s. Morris l^arker (b. S 26, 
 1852, Ossining, N. Y.) and Caroline Loma 
 (Itice) Crawtord (b. O 4, i85(). Chelsea. 
 Mass.). Prepared in Middletown (Conn.) H. 
 S. B. S., Wesleyan Univ., Middletown, Conn., 
 1908. Sec, Sr. Class; Ath. Squads; Phi Nu 
 Theta. Grad. Stud^ Cornell, 1908-10; Engng. 
 Staff, Gen. Elec Co., 1910-12; Asst. Chem., 
 Pa. Agr. Exp. Sta., 19 12-17; San. Chem. and 
 Bacteriol., Isthmus Service and N. Y. St. Dept. 
 of Health, also Routine Research Lab., Solvay 
 Process Co., Syracuse, N. Y.; Asst. Bacteriol. 
 and San. Insp., Red Cross San. Unit 12, Cliil- 
 licothe, O. Mem., A. C. S. Address. Middle- 
 town, O. 
 
 G147. HENRY GORDON MAC GREGOR 
 
 CRAWFORD 
 Entomologist; M. S., 1917; b. Mr 10, 1891, 
 Mahoue Bay, Nova Scotia, Can.; s. Rev. J. 
 \V. M. (b. Prince Edward Island) and Char- 
 lotte Gcddie (Mac Gregor) Crawford (b. 
 (uiysborough. Nova Scotia. Can.). Prepared 
 in Windsor Co. Acad., Windsor, Nova Scotia; 
 Dalhousie Univ., Halifax; Nova Scotia Agr. 
 Coll., Truro, Novia Scotia; Ont. Agr. Coll., 
 (iuelph, Ont. B. S. A., Univ. of Toronto, 1915. 
 Cosmopolitan Club. Scholar in Entomol., 
 Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Fellow, do., 1917-18. 
 Mem., Ont. Entomol. Soc. ; Entomol. Soc. of 
 .\m.; Am. Assn. of Econ. Entomol.; A. A. 
 A. S. Address, Wilton Grove, Ont., Can. 
 
 G148. JAMES ALFRED CRAWFORD 
 Botanist; M. S., 1916; b. D 24, 1888, Buf- 
 falo, N. Y.; s. John (b. F 22, 1831, Paisley, 
 Scotland) and l.ouise (Volckman) Crawford 
 (b. N 15, 1853, Buffalo, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Lafayette H. S., Buffalo. N. Y. B. S., 
 Cornell, 1015. Botanist, liutfalo Botanic Gar- 
 ilen. Buffalo N. Y. Mem., Buffalo Hist. Soc 
 Address, 31 Brantford Place, Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 G149. HERBERT LESC'URD CREEK < 
 Associate; Ph. D., 1910; b. Ja 21, 1870, Yeo- 
 man. Ind.; s. Moses (b. Je 21, 1836, Lafayette, 
 Ind.) and Martha (LeSourd) Creek (b. F 16, 
 1837. C).). Prepared in Deli)hi H. S. A. B., 
 Butler Coll.. 1Q05; Delta L'psilon. In business, 
 1898-1903, 1905-7; Attended Univ. of Chicago, 
 1907-8; Fellow, Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Instr., 
 Engl., Univ. of 111., 1910141; A^soc, da., 
 1914 — . Auth.: Character in the Matter of 
 England Romances, Jour, of Eng. and Ger- 
 manic Phit'ol., Vol. 10, 1911; Ilavelot the 
 Dane, Englischc Studien. Vol. 48 1915; Love 
 in Mediaeval Romance, Sewanee Rez'iciv, Vol. 
 24, 1916. Mem., Mod. Lang. .'\ssn. ; M. E. 
 Church. Married Anna LeOne Fisher, O 16, 
 1901. Indianapolis. Address, 501 W. High 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., 324 Univ. Hall, Univ. 
 of 111. 
 
 WILLIAM CROCKER 
 1903. A. M. (See No. 1652.) 
 
 HILDA MARION CROLL 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7466.) 
 
 JOHN CABELL CROMWELL 
 1910. M. E. (See No. 466.) 
 
 G150. SYLVAN JAY CROOKER 
 Physicist; M. S., 191 5; Ph. D., 1917; b. 
 Jl 3, 1893, Fairmont, Minn.; s. Albion Good- 
 hue (b. 1856, Portland, Me.) and Jennie .\lice 
 (Nason) Crooker (b. 1S66, Farmington, N. Y.). 
 Prepaied in Fairmont (Minn.) II. S. B. S., 
 Carlcton, 1914. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; 
 .\lhenean. Asst. Physicist, Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington. D. C. Mil. Research for Army 
 and Navy. Jl 19, 1917; ist Lt., Signal Corps, 
 Camp Alfred \'ail, N. J.; Mustered out, F i, 
 i<)iq. Auth.: D. C. Corona from Different Sur- 
 faces and ISIetals, Phys. Reziezv, O. 1916; A 
 (iraphical Method for the Construction of 
 Electrostatic Fields, Jour. Franklin Inst., Ja, 
 1918; Influence of a Series Spark on the D. C. 
 Corona, Am. Jour, of Sc, Ap, 1918. Mem., 
 Philosophical Soc. of Wash.; Standards Club; 
 Congr. Church. Address, 225 S. North Ave., 
 Fairmont, Minn. 
 
 HAROLD FORDYCE CROOKS 
 1918. M. S. (See No. 7467.) 
 
 G151. WILLIAM HENRY CULLUM 
 Director; A. M., 1916; b. Je 15, 1883. De- 
 troit; s. William Henry (b. F 25, 1857. Guelph, 
 Ont., Can.) and Rose (Longyear) Cullum (b. 
 Ap 18, 1865, Detroit). Prepared in Eastern 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 759 
 
 H. S.. Detroit. A B., Albion Coll.. 1915. 
 Scholarship, Univ. of 111., Math.; Fellowship, 
 Univ. of Mich.; Instr., Phys., Univ. of Akron, 
 Akron, O.; Dir., Magnetic Observatory, Tus- 
 con, Ariz. Married Lillian Morse, S 28, 1909, 
 Ann Arbor, Mich. Child, Robert Morse, b. 
 O 8, 19 16. Address, R. 2, Tuscon, Ariz.; bus. 
 add., Dept., Commerce, U. S. Coa.st and 
 Geodetic Survey, do. 
 
 G152. HARRY CULVER 
 M. S., 1918; b. Ag 13, 1885, Cobb, Wis.; 
 s. Henry A. Culver, M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 
 191 3. Address, Appleton, Wis. 
 
 GiS3. ROBERT ALEXANDER CUMMINS 
 Professor; A. M., 1910; b. S 13, 1874, Pope 
 Co., 111.; s. Casper (b. O 16, 1835, Washing- 
 ton Co., Ind.) and Margaret Elizabeth (Dixon) 
 Cummins (b. My 13 1845, East Tenn.). Pre- 
 pared in Summer Norm., Pope Co., 111.; No. 
 111. Norm. Sch., Valparaiso, Ind.; Acad. 111. 
 Wesleyan. B. S., 111. Wesleyan Univ.; Grad. 
 Scholarship, Univ. of 111. Debating Team. 
 Prof, of Univ, of Puget Sound, Wash. Auth. : 
 Articles in neriodicals. Mem.. Wash. Educ. 
 Assn. Married Mina Jane Cummins, 1898, 
 Pope Co., 111. Children: Troas William, b. 
 1898; Lloyd Casper, b. 1899; Eva Rachel, b. 
 1 901; Russell Paul, b. 1906. Address, 2014 
 6th Ave., Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 G154. HELEN ISABEL GUSHING 
 (HELFRICH) 
 A. M., 191 J : b. Ag 2, 1891, Mt. Morris, 
 111.; d. H. W. (b. S I, 1863, Grande de Tour, 
 111.) and Lillian Louise (Farwell) Cushing (b. 
 O 17, 1863, Mt. Morris, 111.). Prepared -a 
 Mt. Morris H. S.; Mt. Morris Acad. A. B., 
 Lake Forest Coll., 19 13. Kappa Alpha Theta. 
 Scholarship, Univ. of 111., 1913-14. Married 
 Otis Loyd Helfrich, Ag 23, 1916, Oregon, 111. 
 Child, Catherine Louise, b. N 3, 19 17. Ad- 
 dress_ 7003 S. Peoria St., Chicago. 
 
 DOROTHY LUCILE CUTHBERT 
 (AUSTIN) 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7473). 
 
 Giss. FLOY FENTON CUTLER 
 Teacher; A. AL, 1915; b. Ag 23, 1890, Avon, 
 111.; s. L. W. Cutler. Prepared in Abingdon 
 H. S. A. B., Hedding Coll., 191 1; Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1913-14. Teacher, Chisholm, Minn.; 
 Bloomington, 111. Address, Abingdon, Ill.f 
 
 STANLEY GARDNER CUTLER 
 1911. C. E. (See No. 3333)- 
 
 RALPH RAYMOND DANIELSON 
 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 6187). 
 
 1S93. 
 
 LOUIS S. DAUGHERTY 
 
 M. S. (See No. 569). 
 
 Gis6. CARL NATHAN DAVIDSON 
 Chemist; M. S., 1916; b. Ap 6, 1891, Mans- 
 ion, Wis.; s. C. H. (b. Genesee, N. Y.) and 
 Lulu (Grote) Davidson (b. Watertown, Wis.). 
 Prepared in Manston (Wis.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Wis., 1910-12. B. A., Lawrence Coll., 1914. 
 Univ. Band; Beta Siglma Phi; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma. General Foreman with the Newport 
 Chem. Works, Inc., Carrollville, Wis., 1918 — . 
 Address, 229 Martin St., Milwa"ukee. 
 
 G157. LEVETTE JAY DAVIDSON 
 A. M., 1916; b. My 16, 1894, Eureka, 111.; 
 s. E. J. Davidson. Prepared in Eureka H. S.; 
 Eureka Prep. Coll. A. B., Eureka Coll., 1915. 
 Asst., Eng., Eureka Coll. Prep. Sch., 1913-14; 
 Private Tutor, 1913-15. Address, Eureka, Ill.f 
 
 Gis8. EXUM WOODARD DAVIS 
 Farmer; A. M., 1903; b. S 10, 1868, Eliza- 
 bethtown, Ind.; s. William Exum (b. 1824, 
 Goldsboro, N. C.) and Miriam Davis (b. 1826, 
 do.). Prepared in Sand Creek Seminary; A. B., 
 Univ. of Ind., 1898. Supt., Schs., Chenoa, 111., 
 1903-08; do.. Normal, III., 1908-13; Farmer, 
 Maiden, Mo., 1913—- Married Melissa W. 
 Davis, 1895, Rome City, Ind. Children: Mary 
 Lucile, b. 1900; Donald Woodard, b., 1904. 
 Address, Maiden, Mo. 
 
 G159. GRANT TRAIN DAVIS 
 Professor; M. S., 1909; b. Mr 19, 1877, 
 Clinton, iviich. A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1903. 
 Lab. Asst., Organic Chem., Univ. of Mich., 
 1902-03; Instr., Gen. Chem., Univ. of Me., 
 1903-06; Prof., Chem., Lombard Coll., 1918 — ■. 
 Auth.: (with M. Gomberg) articles in Jo^lr. 
 A. C. S. Married Helen Elizabeth Munger. 
 Children: Ruth May, b. My 18, 1905; Elizabeth 
 Louise, b. Ag 15, 1908. Address, Lombard 
 Coll., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 G160. JOHN WILLIAMS DAVIS 
 Instructor; M. S., 1917; b. N 21, 1887, 
 Petersburg, Va. ; s. Richard B. (b. Boydton, 
 Va.) and Annie (Hall) Davis (b. Mr 15, 1859, 
 Baltimore, Md.). Prepared in Petersburg Acad.; 
 Randolph-Macon Coll., 1904-06. M. E., Cornell, 
 191 o. Asst., Elec. Engng,, Harvard, 1910-11; 
 Instr.. Math, and Phys.. Vanderbilt Univ., 
 1912-13; Instr., Elec. Engng., Leland Stan- 
 ford Jr. Univ., 1913-14; do.. Univ. of 111., 1914- 
 18. ist Lt.; With Dir. of S. M. A., War Dept., 
 Washington, D. C, 1918^ — . Auth.: Corona 
 and Rectification in Hydrogen, Proceedings 
 Am. Inst. Elec. Engrs., 191 7, pp 153-168, Vol. 
 XXXIV (with C. S. Breese). Address, 20 
 Union St., Petersburg, Va. 
 
 Gi6i. LLOYD HAYES DAVIS 
 Chemist; A. M., 1913; b. Ja 10, 1889, Craw- 
 fordsville Ind.; s. Robert Thomas (b. Ap, 
 1854, do.) and Nellie Ann (Rutledge) Davis 
 (b. F 1856, Shannondale, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Crawfordsville (Ind.) H. S. A. B., Wabash 
 Coll., 191 1. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Alpha Gamma Rho. Stud., Physiol. 
 Chem., Univ. of Chicago, 1918; Biol. Chem., 
 engaged in cml. chem.; dairy and bacteriol. 
 work, Chicago, 1913 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Bess Benson, Je 23, 1916, Chica.^'o. 
 Child, Magaret Rutledge, b. Je 11, 1917- Ad- 
 dress, S419 Univ. Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Morris & Co., Union Stock Yards, do. 
 
 19 16. 
 
 MARY BELLE DAVIS 
 A. M. (See No. 1490). 
 
 G162. RAYMiOND EJARL DAVIS 
 (Brother of No. 8264) 
 Associate; M. S., 1916; b. Je 1885, Gorham, 
 Me.; s. Charles (b. Je 17, 1858, Westbrook, 
 do.) and Elizabeth Frances (Gray) Davis (b. 
 Ap 19, i860, Standish, do.). Prepared in 
 Westbrook Sem. B. S., Univ. of Me., 191 1; 
 C. E., do., 1914. Theta Epsilon; C. E. Club. 
 Draftsman, Mill Const., 1905-06; Transitman 
 on R. R. work, 1906-07; Chief Topographer, 
 1907-08; Jr. Engr. R. R. Const., 1908-09; 
 Civ. Engr., Hydraulic work, 1909-11; Instr., 
 C. E., LIniv. of 111.. 1911-17; Assoc, do., 1917- 
 18. ist Lt.. E. R. C. U. S. A., 1918; do., Asst. 
 to Dept. Engr., West. Dept., Ogden, Utah, Nev. 
 and San Francisco. Designer, Ry. Bridges, 1912; 
 Observation on Triangulation, 1915; Engr., in 
 Chief of party on Ry. location, 1916; Engr. on 
 Federal Valley Sur., 191 7 1 Const. Engr. on 
 Gov. Aviation Cantonments; With H. S. Jordan, 
 determined hydraulic constants for thin plate 
 orifices inserted in pipe lirie, 1913-17. Auth.: 
 Manual of Surveving for Field and Office, Me 
 Graw-Hill Book Co., 191 5; (with Prof. H. S. 
 Jordan) The Thin Plate Orifice as a Means of 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 Measuring the Flow Through a Pipe line, Bui. 
 of Univ. of III., 1 918; Numerous articles in 
 technical jours. Ed. and compiler, Mil. notes for 
 War Dept. Mem., Am. Assn. Engrs.; Soc, 
 Promotion Engng. Educ; 111. Soc. Engrs.; 
 C. E. Club. Married Hazel McCrum, Ag 17, 
 1910, North Hatley, Can. Child, Priscilla 
 Joan, b. Mr 2. 1914. Address, 195 Rochester 
 St., Westbrook, Me.; bus. add., 404 Wells 
 Fargo Bldg., San Francisco, Calif. 
 
 SAMUEL SYLVESTER DAVIS 
 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 6826). 
 
 G163. ROBERT LESLIE DAVIS 
 
 Botanist; A. M., 1916; b. Je 23, 1891, Co- 
 lumbia. S. C; s. Dean Ellery W. (b. Mr. 29, 
 1858, Oconomowoc, Wis.) and Annie Turner 
 (Wright) Davis (b. Ag 10, 1855, Lake City, 
 Fla.). Prepared in Lincoln (Neb.) H. S. 
 A. B., Univ. of Neb., 1914. Alpha Theta 
 Chi. Asst., Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Head of 
 So. Dept., H. S., Havre, Mont., 1916-17; 
 Scientihc Asst., Fiber Investigations, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 1918 — . 
 Address, U. S. Dept. of Agr., Washington, 
 
 G164. ROY LeFEVRE DAVIS 
 A. M., 1917; b. Ag 25, 1893, Potomac, 111.; 
 s. George W. (b. Ag 7, 1855, do.) and Mary J. 
 (Foreman) Davis (b. Jl 2, 1863, Climax, O.). 
 Prepared in Potomac H. S.; III. Wesleyan Acad. 
 A. B., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 191 5; A. M., do., 
 1916. Tau Ka|ipa Epsilon; Phi Delta Kappa; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Kappa Delta. Fellow, 
 Educ, Univ. of 111., 191 7. Enlisted in Sig. 
 R. C, N 22, 1917; Commissioned 2nd Lt., Sig. 
 Corps. Aviation Sec, Mr 28. 1918; ist Lt., 
 R. M. A., A. S. M. A., Kelly Field, Tex.; 
 Mather Field, Calif.; Mustered out, Ja 18, 
 1919. Address, Potomac, 111. 
 
 Gi6s. RUTH KAY DAVIS 
 A. M., 1915; b. Mr 31, 1890, Greenville, 111.; 
 d. John E. Davis. Prepared in Greenville H. 
 S. A. B., Greenville Coll., igii. Asst. Prin., 
 St. Elmo H. S., igii-14. Address, 519 Wells 
 St., Greenville, Ill.t 
 
 G166. BERT STOVER DAVISSON 
 Chemist; A. M., 19 14; b. Ap s. 1887, New 
 Richmond, Ind.; s. W. C. (b. S 19, 1843) and 
 Aniantha (Arnett) Davisson (b. F 23, 1842, 
 Sugar Grove, Ind.). Prepared in Sugar Grove, 
 Ind. A. B., Univ. of Ind., 191 1. Alpha Chi 
 Sigma. Chem., O. Agr. Exp. Sta., Wooster, 
 O., 1914 — . Auth.: Four Scientific papers. 
 Address. 619 N. Buckeye St., Woosters, O. ; 
 bus. add., Ohio Agr. E.xp. Sta., do. 
 
 G167. ANNA EDITH DAY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1908; b. Ag 27, 1886, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.; d. George (b. Mr 27, 1857, do.) 
 and Julia (De Freitas) Day (b. S 17, 1861, 
 do.). Prepared in Jacksonville H. S. A. B., 
 111. Coll., Jacksonville, 1907; Scholarship in 
 Grad. Sch. Y. W. C. A. Instr., Eng. and Math., 
 Jacksonville H. S. Address, 764 W. Lafayette 
 Ave., Jacksonville, Ill.f 
 
 G168. PAUL MARSHALL DEAN 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1916; b. Mr 24, 1885, 
 Newcastle, Pa.; s. Marshall H. (b. Ap 20, 1858, 
 do.) and Mollie Irene (Cox) Dean (b. Ag 30, 
 1858, do.). Prepared in St. Prep. Sch., Boul- 
 der, Colo. A. B., Univ. of Colo., 1908; A. 
 M., do., 191 1. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Acacia; Sigma Xi. Teacher, H. S., 
 Golden, Colo., 1908-09; Chem., West. Chem. 
 Mfg. Co., Denver, iqog-io: Instr., Chem., Univ. 
 of Colo., 1911-14; Asst. Prof., Chem., Univ. of 
 Colo., 191 7 — . Auth.: (with John B. Ekely) 
 The Action of Acetic Anhydride on some Ben- 
 zyiidene Anthracite Anthranitic Acids. Jour. 
 A. C. S., 1012. Mem., A. A. A. S. Married 
 Cleophile Bell. Je 4, 1912, Boulder, Colo. Ad- 
 dress, 193 1 Mapleton Ave., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 G169. RALPH HIPPLE DEAN 
 A. M., 1917; b. Mr 30, 1895, Somonauk, 111.; 
 s. Cornelius C. (b. Ag 20, 1S71, Shabbona, 
 111.) and Alice Mae (Hippie) Dean (b. Je 21, 
 1872, Perry Co., Pa.). Prepared in Somonauk 
 H. S. A. B., Lake) Forest Coll., 1916. Alpha 
 Delta Phi. Scholarship in Chem. R. O. T. C, 
 1917; 2nd Lt., 57th U. S. Inf., 1917; 1st Lt., 
 33rd U. S. Inf., Panama. Address, Somonauk, 
 111. 
 
 G170. NEILS HENRIKSEN-DEBEL 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1916; b. Ja 16, 1883, 
 Denmark; s. Christian Andersen and Anna 
 (Nielsen) Debel. Prepared in Acad., Dana 
 Coll., Blair, Neb.; Dana Coll. B. A.. Univ. of 
 Neb., 1913; A. M., do., 1914. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Phi Eta; Cosmopolitan Club. Fellow, Pol. Sc, 
 LTniv. of 111., 1914-16; Instr., Hist., Univ. of 
 111., 1916-17. Second R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheri- 
 dan, 1917; Commissioned ist Lt., Inf. Reserve 
 Corps, 191 7; Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, 
 1917-18; Univ. of Cincinnati, 1918; Mustered 
 out, F 4, 1919. Auth.: The Direct Primary in 
 Neb., Neb. Legislative Reference Bur.; The 
 Veto Power of the Gov. of 111., Univ. of III. 
 Studies in the Social Sciences, 191 7. Married 
 Lydia Jensen, Ag 29, 1916, Blair, Neb. Child, 
 Robert Edward, b. Ap 5, 1918. Address, Blair, 
 Neb. 
 
 G171. PRENTICE HOOVER DEFFENDALL 
 Teacher; A. M., 1914; b. S 22, 1881, Pike 
 Co., Ind.; s. James A. (b. 1834. do.) and Susan 
 R. (Hoover) Deffendall (b. 1837, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Oakland City (Ind.) H. S.; Oakland 
 City Coll. A. B., De Pauw Univ., 1906. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Supt., Schs., Taylorville, 111., 
 1916; Teacher, H. S., St. Louis, 1916 — . Auth.: 
 Practical Grammcr for H. Schs. and Acads., 
 Ainswortih & Co., 1917. Mem., Congr. Church; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Jessie Clair Watson, 
 Greencastle, Ind., 1906. Address, 2y Amherst, 
 University City, St. Louis. 
 
 G172. WILLIAM MAURICE DEHN 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1903; b. Je 24, 1872, 
 Chesning, Mich. Prepared in Holland (Mich.) 
 OH. S. ; Hope Acad.; Univ. of Chicago, sum- 
 mers, 1895-T900, 1898-1900. Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1903-07; Asst. Prof., (3hem., 
 Univ. of Wash., 1907-12; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1912 — . Auth.: 42 articles on chem. subjects, 
 mostly published in the Amer. Chem. Jour. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; A. A. A. S., Fellow. Married 
 Lois McBride, Je 19. 1916, Olympia, Wash. 
 Address, Washington Univ. St., Seattle. 
 
 CHARLES EDMUND DE LEUW 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 5092.) 
 
 RUBY THORNE DEMOTTE (BROWN) 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 1657.) 
 
 G173. ALICE DENBY (NEVINS) 
 Teacher; A. M., 1912; b. Je 7, 1890, Nil- 
 wood, 111.; d. George W. (b. Je 17, 1856, Car- 
 linville. 111.) and Lillie E. (Chiles) Denby (b. 
 Mr 7, 1863, do.). Prepared in Carlinville H. 
 S. Ph. B., Blackburn Coll., 191 1. Head of 
 Eng. Dept.. Blackburn Coll., 1912-18. Married 
 Elbert N. Nevins, N 2, 1917, Carlinville, 111. 
 Address, Carlinville, 111. 
 
 G174. WILLIAM WELLS DENTON 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; Ph. D., 1912; b. Ag 
 18, 18S2, Detroit; s. Walter Bion (b. N 25. 
 1857, Lowell, Mich.) and Mary (Wells) Den- 
 ton (b. O 8, 18512. Utica, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Detroit. A. B., Univ. of Mich.. 
 1007. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Gamma Al- 
 pha; Kappa Delta Pi; Quadrangle Club. Asst., 
 Math., 1907-11; Fellow, Math., 1911-12; Instr., 
 Math.. Univ. of 111., 1912-17; do., Worcester 
 Pol. Inst.. 1917 — . Auth.: (with J. W. 
 Young) Lectures on Fundamental Concepts of 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 761 
 
 Algebra and Geometry, The Macmillan Co., 
 191 1 ; On the Osculating Quartic of a Plane 
 Curve, Trans. Am. Math. Soc, Vol. 15, 1909; 
 Projective Differential Geometry of Develop- 
 able Surfaces, do. Mem., Math. Assn. of Am.; 
 Assn. Teachers Math, in N. E. ; Intercollegiate 
 Socialist Soc; Univ. Club, Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 17; Rocky Mountain Climbers Club; Unitarian 
 Church; Am. Math. Soc; Bahai Movement. 
 Address, 811 Third Ave., Detroit; bus. add., 
 Worcester Polytechnic Inst., Worcester, Mass. 
 
 Gi7S. CLARENCE GEORGE DERICK 
 Dir., Research Lab.; M. S., 1909; Ph. D., 
 1910; b. O 29, 18S3, Sutton, Quebec, Can.; s. 
 'Wesley Talmage (b. O 30, 1849, Clarenceville, 
 do.) and Emma Delia (Ryan) Derick (b. Ag 
 22, 1856, St. Albans, Vt.). Prepared in Wor- 
 cester, Mass., H. S. B. S. Worcester Poly. 
 Inst., 1906. Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 Lecturer and Res. Asst., 1907-8; Asst., Organ. 
 Chem., 1908-10; Instr., Organ. Chem., 1910-11; 
 Assoc. Organ. Chem., 191 1; Dir., Research 
 Lab., Nat. Analine & Chem. Co., Inc., Buffalo, 
 N. Y. Discovered Metlhod for water-proofing 
 cement concrete, 1907; Correlation of ioniza- 
 tion and structure, 191 1. Auth. : Molecular 
 Rearrangments, and the Constitution of Lauro- 
 lene, Esdienbach Printing Co., Easton, Pa. 
 1910; Published: Molecular Rearrangements in 
 the Camphor Series, II, Laurolene (with Dr. 
 W. A. Noyes) Jour, of Am. Chem. Soc, 31, 
 1909; Molecular Rearrangements in the Cam- 
 phor Series, III, Oxidation Products of 1- and 
 d- Laurolene (with Dr. W. A. Noyes) do., 32, 
 1910; Molecular Rearrangements of Carbon 
 Compounds, do.; Polarity measured in Terms 
 of Logarithmic Function of the Ionization Con- 
 stant, do., 191 1 ; and numerous other topics of 
 a Physical-Organic Cliem. Nature. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; 111. Acad. Sc; A. C. S.; Univ. 
 Club. Married Edith Lillian Blome, Ag 27, 
 1907, Worcester, Mass. Children: Clarence 
 George, Jr., b. Ap 3, 1909; Kennette Earle, b. 
 My IS, 1911. Address, 351 Abbott Rd.. Buffa- 
 lo, N. Y. ; bus. add.. National Analine & Chemi- 
 cal Co., Inc., do. 
 
 G176. IDA BELLE DEWEY (JOHNS) 
 (Wife of No. 6336; Sister of No. 8272) 
 
 A. M., 1914; b. N 22, 1890, Rockford, 111.; 
 d. William Elmer (b. Mr 14, 1858, Kenosha, 
 Wis.) and Clara (Ritchie) Dewey (b. Ja 24, 
 1852, Racine, Wis.). Prepared in Rockford H. 
 S. A. B., Rockford Coll., 1913. Delta Gam- 
 ma; Alethenai. Grad. Scholarship in Eng. 
 Mem., Congr. Church; Rockford Woman's 
 Club, Rockford Coll. Assn. Married Wilford 
 Espin Johns ('14), Ag 22, 1914, Rockford, 111. 
 Children: Elizabeth Dewey, b. My 2. 191S; 
 Clarice Ida, b. Jl 18, 1916; Margaret Evelyn, 
 b. Je 27, 1917. Address, R. 6, Rockford, 111. 
 
 JAMES ANSEL DEWEY 
 
 1898. M. S. (See No. 1027.) 
 
 SARAH LOUISE DEWEY (YENSEN) 
 
 1899. M. S. (See No. 1028.) 
 
 G177. MABEL ELIZABETH DIBELL 
 (Sister of No. 7481) 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; b. Je 21, 1888, Wol- 
 cott, Ind.; d. E. B. Dibell. Prepared in Wol- 
 cott H. S. A. B., West. Coll., Oxford, O., 
 1910. Teacher, H. S., Mt. Sterling, 111.. 1910- 
 12 ; Instr., Biol., Weston Coll. for Women, 
 Oxford, O. Address, Wolcott, Ind.; bus. add., 
 Oxford, O.t 
 
 OLIVER MORTON DICKERSON 
 
 1906. Ph. D. (See No. 1858.) 
 
 G178. LLOYD BLACKWELL DICKEY 
 
 Technician; A. M., 1917: t). Ap 7, 1894, 
 
 Racine, Wis.; s. George Harry (b. Mi; 13, 
 
 1858, Kenosha, Wis.) and Agnes Margaret 
 
 (Thomson) Dickey (b. Jl 19, 1863, Detroit). 
 Prepared in Esmond (N. Dak.) H. S. A. B., 
 Fargo Coll., N. Dak 1915. Gamma Alpha. 
 Grad. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 19:5-19; 
 Technician and Stud., Med. Dept., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1919 — . Co. 3, 2nd Regt., S. A. T. C, 
 Univ. of Minn.; Mustered out, D 10, 1918. 
 Address, Esmond, N. Dak.; bus. add., Millard 
 Hall, Med. Dept., Univ. of Minn., do. 
 
 G179. WILLIAM DIETRICH 
 (Brother of Nos. 3706, 4130) 
 Agriculturis.t; M. S. in Agr., 1906; b. Mr 
 24, 1871, Black River Falls, Wis.; s. Henry, 
 Jr.- (b. Je 3, 1839, Hessen, Darmstadt, Ger.) 
 and Susanna (Witting) Dietrich (b. 1846, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Black River Falls, H. S. 
 Philomathean. B. S. in Agr., Univ. of Wis., 
 1899; Farm oupt., 1901-2; Soil Expert, Dept. 
 of Agr., Wash., D. C, 1903; Instr. and Asst. 
 Prof.. Swine Husb., Univ. of 111.; Asst. Chief, 
 ill .A"-r. Exn. Sta., 1907-12; Supt. of Farm 
 and Hof Dairy and Poultry Ranch, Irwin, 
 Va. Auth. : Market Classes and Grades of 
 Swine, Bui. No. 97, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.; The 
 Swine Indus, from the Market Standpoint, 
 Cir. No. 83 idem; The Location, Construction, 
 and Operation of Hog Houses, Bui. No. 109, 
 same. Married Mathilda Klein, F 27, 1901, 
 Black River Falls, Wis. Children: Norma 
 Louise, o. D I, 1905: Manford Klein, b. N 14, 
 1908. Address, Crookston, Minn. 
 
 G180. RAY MAXWELL DILLOW 
 A. M., 1910; b. D 19, 1887, Creston, la.; s. 
 J. M. Dillow. A. B., Lombard Coll. Scholar 
 Economics. Address, Edmonton, Alberta, 
 Can. (4) 
 
 HARRY BERNHARD DIRKS 
 1905. M. E. (See No. 2075). 
 
 G181. JAY KARL DITCHEY 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; b. Mr 10, 1886; 
 s. Peter aiid Julia (Monoghan) Ditchey. Pre- 
 pared in Sandusky (O.) H. S. A. B., Univ. 
 of Mich., 191 1. Asst., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 
 III, 1911-13; Instr., O. St. Univ., 1913-17; 
 Civilian Instr., U. S. Naval Acad., 1917 — • 
 Address, 200 King George St., Annapolis, Md. ; 
 bus. add., U. S. Naval Acad., do. 
 
 G182. FRANCES ELIZABETH DOAN 
 (STREIGHTOFF) 
 
 A. M., 1911; b. F 19, 1885, Westfield. Ind.; 
 d. Abel (b. 18/1-' Monrovia, Ind.) and Phoebe 
 McPherson (Lindley) Doan (b. 1844, West- 
 field Ind.). Prepared in Friends Acad., West- 
 field'. Ind.; Union H. S.. do. A. B., Butler 
 Coll., 1907; Univ. of Chicago, 1908-09. Pi 
 Beta Phi; Y. W. C. A.; Scholarship in Eng. 
 Teacher, Eng., H. Schs. in Ind., 1912-15. 
 Auth.: (with Frank Hatch Streightoff) Indi- 
 ana: A Social and Economic Survey, 1915- 
 Pres., Woman's Franchise League of Green- 
 castle; Pres., Assn. of Coll. Alumnae, Green- 
 cnstle. Branch; Mem.. St. Bd. of Franchise 
 League; Friends' Church. Married Frank 
 Hatch Streightoff, Je 10. 191 3- Child, Frank 
 Doan, b. Ja 11, 19 18. Address, 510 E. Wash- 
 ington St., Greencastle, Ind. 
 
 G183. ALICE MARY DOANE (LEACH) 
 A. M., 191 7; b. Ap 30, 1892, Brooklyn, N. 
 Y.; d. Benjamin H. (b. My 6. 1863, do.) and 
 Mary Eliza (Davis) Doane (b. Ap 18, 1864, 
 Columbus Co.. N. C). Prepared m Plam- 
 field (N. J.) H. S. A. B., Earlham Coll., 1914- 
 Social Worker, N. Y. Reporter. Chicago Trib- 
 une, summer 1917; do., Philadelphia North- 
 Am., 191 7-1 8; Teacher, Eng., Vincennes Univ., 
 Vincennes, Ind., 1918-19. Mem.. Poetry Soc. 
 of Am.; Bd. of Mgrs., N. Y. Colored Mission. 
 Married M. E. Leach, N lo, 1917, Germantown, 
 Pa. Address. 326 W. 51st St., NeW York City. 
 
762 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 TOWNSEND FOSTER DODD 
 
 1915. E. E. (See No. 2954). 
 
 MARY GERTRUDE DOHERTY 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3348). 
 
 EDWARD ADELBERT DOISY 
 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 6206). 
 
 LILLIAN DORA DOLE (KENNEDY) 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 6844)- 
 
 G184. DEE DORSEY (THOMPSON) 
 Teacher; A. M., 1918; b. F 25. 1893, Madi- 
 son, Mo.; d. Charles Mathias (b. Mr 21, 1S55, 
 Perry, III.) and Rachel Ada (Chenoweth) 
 Dorsey (b. F 8, 1859). Prepared in Mt. Ster- 
 lin- H. S. A. B., Heddiiig Coll., 1917- 
 Teacher, H. S.. Aledo, 111., 1918— . Married 
 Donald C. Thompson, Je 6, 19 18. Address, 
 Aledo, ill. 
 
 Gi8s. JOHN EZRA DOTTERER 
 Instructor; A. M., 1917; b. O 4, 1888, Union 
 Bridge, Md.; s. William H. (b. Ap 15, 1847, 
 Westminster, Ind.) and Mary Catherine 
 (Roop) Dotterer (b. My 30, 1851, Union 
 Bridge, Md.). Prepared in Blue Ridge Coll. 
 Acad. A. B., Blue Ridge Coll., 1917. Instr., 
 Math., Park Coll., Parkville, Mo., 1912-15; 
 Teaching Fellow, Univ. of Ky., 191 6-1 7; 
 Scholar, Math., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Instr., 
 Math., Greer Jr. Coll., Hoopeston, 111., 191 7 — . 
 Mem., Church of the Brethren; Math. Assn. 
 of Am. Address, New Windsor, Md.; bus. 
 add., (jreer Jr. Coll., Hoopeston, 111. 
 
 Gi86. GEORGE LEWIS DOTY 
 Librarian; A. M., 1917; b. Ja 28, 1895, 
 Monroe, Mich.; s. George Washington (b. Ja 
 IS, 1847, do.) and Alice Sophronsia (New- 
 comer) Doty (b. Ag 12, 1857, Elmore, O.). 
 Prepared in Moiiroe (Mich.) FI. S. A. B., 
 Albion Coll., 191 6. Stud., Lib. Sch. and Lib. 
 Clerk, Univ. of 111., 1916-17;^ Camp Libn., 
 Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala., 191 7; do., A. 
 E. F., France. Address, Monroe, Mich. 
 
 G187. *HERMAN DOUTHITT 
 A. M. 191 1 ; b. Jl 20, 1886, Kiowa, Kan.; 
 s. Edmond Page (b. O 16, 1861, Ind. Co.. Pa.) 
 and Ella (Herman) Douthitt (b. Mr 10, 1862, 
 Mo.). Preiiared in Hennessey (Okla.) H. S. 
 A. B., Univ. of Okla., 1910; Ph. D., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 19 16. Sigma Xi; Asst. Prof., 
 Univ. of Kan., 1916-17. Auth.: Studies on 
 Cestode Family Anoplocephalidae, Univ. of 
 111., 1915'; Structure and Relationships of 
 Diplocaulus, Walker Museum Contributions, 
 Univ. of Chicago Press, 1917; Eryops: Eryop- 
 soides. Gen. Nov. from the New Mexico 
 Permian; Function of Supraglenoid Canal. 
 i.-Lcm.. Unitarian Church; Bricklayers' L^nion. 
 Married Bessie Price, N 14, 1914, Monmouth. 
 111. Died O 24, 1917. 
 
 G188. EDWARD SAMUEL DOWELL 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; b. D 14, 1888, Woo- 
 ster, O.; s. E. S. Dowell. Prepared in Tiffin 
 (O.) H. S. A. B.. Oberlin Coll., 1910. Asst., 
 Hist., Oberlin Coll., 1909-10; Instr., Hist, and 
 Econ.. Northland Coll., iqio-12; do.. West. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch. Head of Dept., Hist, and Pub. 
 Speaking, Buevms H. S., Bueyms, O. Address, 
 215 S. Walnut St., Bueyms, 0. 
 
 ELZY FRANKLIN DOWNEY 
 1910. M. S. (See No. 3712.) 
 
 G189. GEORGE WILLIAM DOWRIE 
 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1913; b. D 27, 1880, Pon- 
 
 tiac, 111.; s. Thomas W. (b. F 2, 1848, Tarbol- 
 
 ton, Scotland) and Ruth (Smith) Dowrie (b. 
 
 D 14, 1847, Banbridge, Ireland). Prepared in 
 
 Pontiac H. S. B. A., Lake Forest Coll., 1901; 
 M. A., Univ. of Chicago, 1907. Instr., Pendle- 
 ton Acad., Ore., 1901-02; do., H. S., Jackson- 
 ville, 111., 1903-04; do., Pontiac, 111., 1904-06; 
 Fellow, Econ., igio-ii Asst., Econ., Univ. of 
 111., 1911-13; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of Mich., 
 1913-16; Assoc. Prof., do., 1916-17; Prof., do., 
 1917 — . Auth.: The Development of Banking 
 in 111., 1817-63. Univ. of 111., 1914; A. Syllabus 
 in Money, Univ. of Mich., 191 5; A Syllabus in 
 Banking, do., 1918; The Training of Bankers 
 at the Univ., Mich. Invester, S 191 7. Mem., 
 Philosophical Club; Univ. Club, Ann Arbor; 
 Am. Econ. Assn., Presby. Church. Married 
 Lillian Otis, Je 24, 1908, Fairbury, 111. Child. 
 James Otis, b. D 7, 1914. Address, Univ. of 
 Mich., Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 1916. 
 
 EDGAR DWIGHT DOYLE 
 E. E. (See No. 4133.) 
 
 G190. JASPER OWEN DRAFF1N 
 Instructor; M. S., 1916; b. S 24, 1884, Noy- 
 on, Quebec. Can.; s. William (b. i860, do.) 
 and Margaret (Murphy) Draffin (b. 1863, do.). 
 B. S., Univ. of Vt., 1913. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Sigma Xi. Civ. Engr.. Burlington, Vt., 1913- 
 14; Research Fellow, Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-16; Instr., Mech., O. St. Univ., 
 1916 — . Concrete Ship Div.. Emergency Fleet 
 Corp., Philadelphia and South Bethlehem, Pa., 
 1918 — : Mem.. M. E. Church; Vt. Soc. Engrs.; 
 Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ. Address, 
 31 S W. 9th Ave.. Columbus, O.; bus. add.. 
 Lord Hall, Ohio St. Univ., do. 
 
 G191. WILLIAM HENRY DRESSEN 
 Instructor; A. M., 1916; b. O 25, 1880, 
 Stephenson Co., 111.; s. Hillert (b. 1838, Em- 
 den, Ger. ) and Dona (Stegeman) Dreesen (b. 
 1844, Groeningen, Netherlands). Prepared in 
 Winnebago and Rockford H. Schs. A. B., 
 Greenville Coll., 1907. Instr., Hist, and 
 Greek, Evansville, Sem., Wis., 1907-08; Instr., 
 Econ. and Pol. Sc. Greenville Coll., 1908-14; 
 Asst., Econ., Univ. of 111., 1914-18; Instr., Sch. 
 of Commerce, Ore. Agr. Coll., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Am. Econ. Assn.; Free Methodist Church. 
 Married Luella Faye Deremiah, Ag 20, 1907, 
 Laclede. 111. Children: Helen Juanita. b. S 
 5, 1908; Carolyn Dena, b. N 8, 1910. Address. 
 School of Commerce, Oregon Agriculture Col- 
 lege, Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 G192. DAISY DEAN DRYDEN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1916; b. Mr 12, 1884, Mul- 
 vane, Kan.: d. W. C. Dryden. Prepared in 
 Mulvane (Kan.) H. S.; Wichita (Kan.) H. S.; 
 Univ. of Chicago, summer sessions; Univ. of 
 Calif., do. A. B., LTniv. of Kan., 1905- Teach- 
 er, H. S., Weir, Kan., 1905-06; Eldorado, 1906- 
 07; Wichita, Kan., 1907-12; Colo. St. Prep. 
 Sch., 1912-13; Great Falls, Mont., 1913-15; 
 Walla Walla, Wash. Address, 5385 Lawrence 
 St., Wichita, Kan.; bus. add., Walla Walla, 
 Wash.t 
 
 ALEXANDER DAWES DU BOIS 
 1912. E. E. (See No. 1214.) 
 
 RAYMOND WILLIAM DULL 
 
 1910. M. E. (See No. 1029.) 
 G193. LOUISE BURNHAM DUNBAR 
 
 Teacher; A. M., 1917; b. Ag 11, 1894, White 
 River Junction, Vt.; d. Joseph Henry (b. 1858, 
 North Hartland, Vt.) and Belle Maude Louise 
 (Hanchett) Dunbar (b. Mr 17, 1869, White 
 River junction, Vt.). Prepared in Hartford 
 (Vt.) H. S. A. B., Mt. Ilolvoke Coll.. 1916. 
 Y. W. 'C. A.; 111. Grad. Club; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Grad. Scholar, Fellow. Univ. of 111.; do.. 
 Head, Hist. Dept., H. S., Champaign, 19 18 — . 
 Mem., Epis. Church. Address, White River 
 junction, Vt.; bus. add., 11 07 W. Oregon St., 
 Urbana. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 763 
 
 G194. MARGARET STEEL DUNCAN 
 Student; A. M., 1910; b. Reading, Pa.; d. 
 Samuel (b. Scotland) and Margaret (Christie) 
 Duncan (b. do.). Prepared in Philadelphia H. 
 S. for girls. A. B., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1908. 
 Honorary Fellow, French, Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 10; Teacher, Hiram Coll., Hiram, O., 1910-12; 
 Studying at Sorbonne Univ^ Paris, and Ma- 
 drid, 1912-13; Prof., Rom. Lang. Dept., Hiram 
 Coll., 1913-14; Assoc. Prof., Rom. Langs., 
 Temple Univ., Philadelphia, 1914-17; Fellow 
 in Romanics, Univ. of Pa.. 1917 — . Address, 
 2526 S. 20th St.. Philadelphia; bus. add., Univ. 
 of Pa., Philadelphia. 
 
 Gi9S. WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNHAM 
 Registrar; A. M., 191 7; b. Ag 3, 1893, St. 
 Louis; s. William Armstrong (b. Je 2, 1870. 
 do.) and Lottie May (Rickart) Dunham (b. Ja 
 25, 1868, Carrollton, 111.). Prepared in St. 
 Louis Central H. S. A. B., Washington LTniv. 
 St. Louis, 1914. Grad. Stud., Pol. Sc, LIniv. 
 of 111., 1914-15; Social Worker, St. Louis Daily 
 Vacation Bible school, St. Louis, summers 
 :9i4-i7; Asst. Dir., Boyle Memorial Centre 
 (Institutional Church), St. Louis. 1915-17; Agt., 
 Am. Red Cross Disaster Relief, East St. Louis 
 Race Riot, 191 7; Visitor, St. Louis Provident 
 Assn., 1917-18; Registrar, do., 1918 — . Mem.. 
 Presby. Church; Fellowship of Reconciliation. 
 Address, 4595 W. Belle Terrace. St. Louis; 
 bus. add., St. Louis Provident Assn., 2221 Lo 
 cust St., do. 
 
 WILLIAM VAN DUNKIN 
 1909. M. E. (See No. 1864.) 
 
 HAROLD HOUGHTON DUNN 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 3351.) 
 
 G196. MAX SHAW DUNN 
 Chemist; M. S., 1918; b. Ag 22, 1895; Mile, 
 la.; s. Lon (b. do.) and Nellie (Shaw) Dunn 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Mile (la.) H. S. A. B., 
 Simpson Coll., 1916. Kappa Theta Psi; Alpha 
 Chi Sigma. Asst., Chem., Simpson Coll., 1914- 
 16; do., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 2nd Lt., Chem. 
 Div.. Med. Corps, Base Hosp.. No. 9, Lake- 
 wood, N. J., 1918 — . Auth.: Influence of Food- 
 stuffs on Endogenous Uric Acid, Jour. Biol. 
 Chem.. Vol. 33. Mem., A. C. S. Address, 
 Base Hospital No. 9, Lakewood, N. J. 
 
 CHARLES ELMER DURST 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 3717.) 
 
 MATI LAL DUTT 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4630.) 
 
 EDWARD MURRAY EAST 
 1904. M. S. (See No. 1494.) 
 
 G197. JASPER FAY EASTMAN 
 Farm Adviser; M. S., 1910; b. Mr 17, 1887, 
 Townsend, Mass.; s. George Sevanus (b. do.) 
 and Emily Monroe (Wheeler) Eastman (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Townsend (Mass.) H. S. B. S., 
 Mass. Agr. Coll., 1907. Phi Kappa Phi; Fel- 
 lowship, LTniv. of 111. Asst., Agron., N. H. 
 Coll. and Exp. Sta., Durham, N. IL. 1907-09; 
 Agron., N. Y. St. Sch. of Agr.. Morrisville, N. 
 Y., 1909-16; Co. Agr. Agt., Broome Co., Bing- 
 hamton, N. Y.. 1916 — . Mem., Am. Soc. Ag- 
 ron.; Am. Breeders' Assn. Married Mildred 
 Ashforth Churton, Ag 22, 1912.^ Child, Jtnet 
 Rcper. Address, Bin'^hamton, N. Y. 
 
 ELMER TRYON EBERSOL 
 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 1667. ) 
 
 HENRY CHARLES ECKSTEIN 
 1918. M. S. (See No. 6855-) 
 
 CLARENCE LEROY EDDY 
 1909. C. E. (See No. 1329.) 
 
 1916. 
 
 M. REECE EDWARDS 
 
 M. S. (See No. 7497.) 
 
 WILLARD CLARKE EELLS 
 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 2962). 
 
 G198. JAMES EVERETT EGAN 
 Chemist; A. M., 1910; Ph. D., 1912; b. F 
 
 25, 18S6, Neoga, 111.; s. James Edward (b. Mr 
 
 26, 1858. O.) and Mary (Krapp) Egan (b. 
 A-^ r-, i86c. Cumberland Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Frankfort (Ind.) IL S. A. B.. DePauw 
 Univ., 1908. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. 
 Fellow, Chem., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Acting 
 Prof. Chem.. Miami Univ., O.xford, O., 1913- 
 iS; Chem., Proctor & Gamble Co., Ivorydale, 
 O., 1918—. Mem., A. C. S. Married Mildred 
 B. Knapton, D i, 191 1 Bloomington, 111. 
 Child Patricia Claire, b. Jl 8, 1916. Address, 
 4524 Circle Ave., Cincinnati; bus. add.. Proctor 
 & Gamble Co., Ivorydale, O. 
 
 WILLARD LEO EGY 
 1909. i\I. S. (See No. 2962). 
 
 KARL JOHN THEODORE EKBLAW 
 :9i3. M. S. (See No. 3721). 
 
 WALTER ELMER EKBLAW 
 ipi2. A. M. (See iNo. 4142). 
 
 JESSIE ELLARS (HACKETT) 
 1893. A. M. (See No. 603). 
 
 ARTHUR JACKSON ELLIS 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 33S8). 
 
 G199. ERMA LYTLE ELLIOT 
 (JOHNSTON) 
 A. M., 1915; b. O 15, 1892, Laclede, Mo.; 
 d. James Alva (b. S i, i860, Clayton, 111.) 
 and Mary Malinda (Clarkson) Elliot (b. S 13, 
 1868, Linneris, Mo.). Prepared in Wellsville 
 (Mo.) H. S. A. B.. 111. Woman's Coll., 1914. 
 Pi Beta Phi. Scholarship, Univ. of 111. Asst., 
 Math., 111. Woman's Coll., 1915-16. Mem., 
 Sorosis, Chillicothe, Mo. Married Leonard 
 Edward Johnston, Mr 15, 19 17, Jacksonville, 
 111. Child, Edward Elliot, b. Ja 3. 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 1609 Mound Ave., Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 G200. JOHN ASBURY ELLIOT 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1916; b. D i, 1887, Ness 
 City, Kan.; s. George Athey (b. Ja 29, 1854. 
 Eng.) and Adelaide (Parker) Elliot (b. Ma 24, 
 1850, New York City). Prepared in Ness City 
 (Kan.) H. S. A. B., Fairmount Coll., 1913; 
 .•\. M., LTniv. of Kan., 1914- Fellow, Bot., 
 L'niv. of Kan., 1913-14; do., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-16; Asst., Plant Pathol., Del. Coll. Exp. 
 Sta., Newark, Del., 1916-17; Plant Pathol., 
 Ark. Exp. Sta.; Prof. Plant Pathol., 
 Coll. of Agr., Univ. of Ark., 191 7 — • Auth.: 
 Articles in Am. Jour. Bot.; Del. Bui; Phyto- 
 pathol.; Kan. Univ. Sc. Bui. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; Sigma Xi; Am. Bot. Soc; Am. Phy- 
 topathol. Soc; A. A. A. S. Married Margaret 
 Elizabeth Allen, Je 10, 1916, Wichita. Kan. 
 Address, 618 Ida Ave., Fayetteville, Ark.; bus. 
 add., Univ. of Ark., do. 
 
 G201. MANUEL CONRAD ELMER 
 (Husband of G17) 
 Professor; A. M., 1912; b. D ^ 1886, Mon- 
 roe, Wis.; s. John (b. Je 15, 1845, Switzer- 
 land) and Anne (De Nier) Elmer (b. O, 1852, 
 France). Prepared in Monroe (Wis.) H. S. 
 B. S., N. W. Coll., 1911; Ph. D., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1914. Mask and Bauble. Scholar- 
 ship, Sociol., LTniv. of 111.; ProL, Soc. and 
 Econ., Fargo Coll., 1914-16; Lecturer, Keen., 
 
764 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Univ. of N. Dak., summer 1915; do., Sociol., 
 Univ. of Minn., summer 1916; Asst. Prof., do., 
 Univ. of Kan., 1916 — . Auth.: Social Survey 
 of Urban Communities, Geo. Banta Pub. Co., 
 1914; SociaJ Survej; of Fargo, N. Dak., 1915; 
 Social Survey of Council Grove, Kan., 1917; 
 Technique of Social ourv-eys. The World Co., 
 1918. Married June Ashley (g'13), S 3, 1914, 
 Boulder, Colo. Child, Anne June, b. N 10, 
 1915. Address, Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence, 
 Kan. 
 
 LEO WEISS ELSTON (de GHILINI) 
 1915- M. S. (See No. 5645.) 
 
 G202. EDITH MARIE EMMERSON 
 Student; A. M., 1918; b. O 13, 1895, Virden, 
 111.; d. William Arthur (b. Ja 22, 1872, do.) 
 and Anna (Coultas) Emmerson (b. Mr 19, 
 1873, do.). Prepared in Virden H. S. A. B., 
 111. Coll., 1917. Scholarship. Univ. of 111., 
 1918 — . Address, R. 2, Bo.x 38, Virden, 111.; 
 bus. add., 9053^ S. 5th St., Champaign. 
 
 ARTHUR DONALDSON EMMETT 
 1905. A. M. (See No. 1496.) 
 
 G203. CLYDE WILBUR EMMONS 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; b. Je 6, i88r, Kent 
 Co., Mich.; s. John H. (b. do.) and Martha 
 Vilettie (Lovejoy) Emmons. Prepared in Paw 
 Paw (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion Coll., 1903. 
 Grad. Asst., Math., Univ. of 111., 1905-10; 
 Surv., Vera Cruz, Mexico, 191 1; Prof., Math, 
 and Astron., Simpson's Coll., Indianola, la. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Fadge Harriet 
 King, Ag 18, 1904, Albion, Mich. Children: 
 Frances v illettie, b. N 23, 191 o; Phyllis Har- 
 riet, b. My 22, 1916; Esther Hermione, b. N 
 23, 1917. Address, 1009 N St., Indianola, la. 
 
 G204. BERTHA LOFTIN EMPEY (HOAG- 
 LANDj 
 A. M., 1907; b. D 25, 1884, Indianapolis; 
 d. George W. (b. Ap 15, i8i;3, Colden, N. Y.) 
 and Eifie M. (Loftin) Empey (b. Je 19, 1859, 
 Augusta, Ind.). Prepared in Shortridge H. S., 
 Indianapolis; Ind. Univ., 1903; De Pauw 
 Univ., 1904. A. B., Butler Coll., 1906. Pi 
 -Beta Phi. Married J. Randolph Hoagland, My 
 27, 191 1, Indianapolis. Child, Effie Elizabeth, 
 b. F 16, 1913. Address, 1649 Greenleaf Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 LLOYD EDWIN ENGEL 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 208';.) 
 
 ARTHUR LUDWIG ENGER 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 4639.) 
 
 MELVIN LORENIUS ENGER 
 1911. C. E. 1917. M. S. (See No. 2656.) 
 
 G20?. EDGAR WALLACE ENGLE 
 Chemist; M. S., J914; Ph. D., 1916; b. D 11, 
 18S8, Buffalo, Mo.; s. Levi (b. do.) and Jose- 
 phine (Greever) EngVe (b. 111.). Prepared in 
 Buffalo (Mo.) H. S.; Teachers' Coll. H. S. 
 B. S., Drury Coll., 1912. Kappa Alpha; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Fellowship in 
 Chem., 1915-16; Instr., Chem.. Univ. of 111., 
 191 6-1 7; Research Chem., Pfanstiehl Product 
 Co., North Chicago, 111., 1917 — . Auth.: Ob- 
 servations on the Rare Earths, Jour. .4. C. S., 
 
 191 7. Mem., A. C. S.; A. I. M. E. Married 
 Eleonora Sophia Engle, Tl 2, 1916. Springfield, 
 Mo. Child, Edgar Wallace, Jr., b. My 28, 
 
 191 8. Address, 333 Prospect Ave., Lake Bluff, 
 111.; bus. add., c/o Pfanstiehl Research Lab., 
 North Chicatro. 111. 
 
 JEANETTE MORRISON ENGLE 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 6862.) 
 
 G205. DUANE TAYLOR ENGLIS 
 Associate; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1916; b. Ap 
 
 29, 1891, Eureka, 111.; s. Frank (b. S i, 1859, 
 Chandlerville, 111.) and Harriet (Taylor) Eng- 
 lis (b. Ag 22, 1863, La Rose, 111.). Prepared 
 in Eureka H. S.; Univ. of Wis., summer 1911. 
 A. B., Eureka Coll., 1912. Acanthus; Gamma 
 Alpha; Sigma Xi; Phi I-ambda Upsilon. Instr., 
 Floricultural Ch4m., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; 
 Assoc, do., 191 7 — . Auth.: (with Edward 
 Bartow and Paul Hansen) Disposal of Cannery 
 Wastes, St. Water Sur. Bid., 191 3, and Muni- 
 cipal Jour., 191 5; (with F. W. Muncie) Ab- 
 stract of The Quantitative Determination of 
 Carbohydrates in Plant Tissues, Science. 
 Mem.. A. C. S.; A. A. A. S. Married Louise 
 Wiley Strickle, S 29, 1916, Bloomington, 111. 
 Address, 211 Gregory St., Champaign; bus. 
 add., 203 Floricultural Bldg., Univ. of 111., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 G207. INEZ JOSEPHINE ENGLISH 
 (LISTON) 
 A. M., 1909; b. F 2, 1889, Bloomington, 111.; 
 d. Frank T. (b. F 20, i860, do.) and Sue 
 (Rifle) English (b. Ja 26, 1861, Alderson, W. 
 Va.). Prepared in Bloomington H. S. A. B. 
 111. Wesleyan, 1908. Alpha Xi Delta; Summa 
 Cum Laude Fellowship, Univ. of 111. Married 
 Chns. E. Liston, S 8, 1909, Bloomington, 111. 
 Child. Everett English, b. O 12, 1910. Address, 
 Bloomington, Ill.t 
 
 FRANK HARVEY ENO 
 1894. C. E. (See No. 644.) 
 
 G208. ABSALOM C. ERDAHL 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; b. F 11, 1882, Frost, 
 Minn.; s. Colben A. (b. S 7, 1848, Opstryn, 
 Norway) and Ingeborg Marie Jensine (Dahl- 
 sing) Erdahl (b. My 13, 1857, do.). Prepared 
 at St. Ansear (la.) Sem.; St. Olaf Acad., 
 Northfield, Minn. A. B., St. Olaf Coll., 191 1. 
 Scholarship from United Norwegian Lutheran 
 Church of Am., 19 14. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 111., 1912-15; Instr., St. Olaf Coll., 19x5 — . 
 Mem., Norwegian Lutheran Church of Am.; 
 Sec, Men's Club of St. John's Luthern Congr., 
 Northfield, Minn. Address, 1412 St. Olaf 
 .\ve., Northfield, Minn.; bus. add., St. Olaf 
 Coll., do. 
 
 THOMAS REUBEN ERNEST 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 2966.) 
 
 G209. OLA MATTIE JOSEPHINE 
 ESKELSON 
 Teacher; M. S., 1913; b. S 21, 1886, Villis- 
 ca, la.; s. Peter (b. O 30, 1853, Mollebjorki 
 Garamalstorp Commune Blekinge, Sweden) and 
 Matilda Esther (Johnson) Eskelson (b. O 26, 
 1 8=; 7. Galesburg, 111.). Prepared in Prep. Sch., 
 Hedding Col.. Abingdon, 111. B. S., Hedding 
 Coll., 1912. Freshman and Sr. prizes. Teacher, 
 H. S., Villisca, la. Mem. M. E. Church. Ad- 
 dress, Villisca, la. 
 
 WILLIAM ALONZO ETHERTON 
 1914. M. Arch. (See No. 2088.) 
 
 HENRY ELLSWORTH EWING 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 2661.) 
 
 G210. RHODA FAHNESTOCK 
 M. S., 1917; b. S 16, 189s, Watertown, S. 
 Dak.; d. H. J. Fahnestock. B. S., Rockford 
 Coll., 1916. Address, Watertown, S. Dak.t 
 
 LAWRENCE TURNER FAIRHALL 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4644) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 76 = 
 
 G211. FREDERICK HOWARD FALLS 
 Instructor; M. S., 1916; b. D 14, 1885, Chi- 
 cago; s. S. K. Falls. A. A., Lewis Inst., 1906; 
 S, B., Univ. of Chicago, 1908; M. D., Rush 
 Medical Coll., 1910. Interneship, Cook Co. 
 Hosp., 1910-11; Asst., Research, Memorial 
 Inst, of Infectious Diseases, 1912-13; Fellow 
 Obstetrics, Med. Dept., Univ. of 111., i9i_'-i3; 
 Instr., Pathol, and Obstetrics, do., 1914-15. 
 Address, 2800 Washington Blvd., Chicago; bus. 
 add., Coll. of Medicine, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G212. RALPH STANLEE FANNING 
 Instructor; M. S., 1918; b. N 29, 1889, River- 
 head, L. I., N. y.; s. William R. (b. Ag 19, 
 i860, do.) and Ella (Hulse) Fanning (b. Jl 21, 
 1862, Wading River, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Riverhead (L. I.) H. S.; Friends' Acad. B. 
 Arch., Cornell, 1912. Gargoyle; I'si Mu; Al- 
 pha Rho Chi. Beckwith Brown Medal in De- 
 sign; Francis Sampson Fine Arts Prize, 1912. 
 Designer, Raymond Almirall, New York City, 
 1012-13; do., J. C. Westervelt, do., 1913-14; 
 do., F. J. Hughes & Co., Dayton. O., 1914; 
 Instr., Arch. Design, Univ. of 111., 1914-18. 
 Red Cross, 2nd. Friends unit. Cross 4. Place 
 de la Concords, Paris, France, 1918 — . Auth. : 
 Post Colonial Remains of Eastern Long Island, 
 Am. Arch., Ja, 1917. Address, Riverhead, L. 
 I., N. Y. 
 
 MARK FARGUSSON 
 1891. C. E. (See No. 503.) 
 
 G213. FLORA EDITH FARMER 
 (QUACKENBUSH) 
 A. M., 1910; b. N 9, 1888; d. Francis Ardon 
 (b. Jl 10. 1868, Canton, N. Y.) and Susan A. 
 (Haile) Farmer (b. Jl i, 1869, Gouverneur, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Syracuse H. S. A. B., 
 Ewing Coll., 1909. Scholarship, Ewing Coll. to 
 Univ. of 111. Married Everett Allen Quacken- 
 bush, Je 24, 1914, Syracuse, N. Y. Children: 
 Everett Farmer, b. My 16, 191s; Flora Cather- 
 ine, b. N 30, 1916. Address, Towanda, Pa. 
 
 G214. EMERY C. FARVER 
 
 Instructor; A. M., 191S; b. Je 14, 1888, Mil- 
 lersburg, O.; s. Francis M. (b. F 27, 1849, 
 Holmes Co., O.) and Aurilla (Wolf) Farver 
 (b. Ag 13, 1859, Liberty Tp., Ind.). Prepared 
 in Holmes Co. (O.) H. S.; A. B., Otterbein 
 Univ., 1914. Instr., Math., Park Coll., 1915- 
 16; do.. Lombard Coll., Galesburg, 111., igi6- 
 18. Ildqtrs. Co., 115th F. A., 30th Div.. A. E. 
 F., France. Auth.: several pamphletsi. Ad' 
 dress. North Liberty, Ind. 
 
 LESLIE WILLIAM FAULKNER 
 191S. M. S. (See No. 6225.) 
 
 G215. SILAS EDGAR FAUQUHER 
 (FARQUHAR) 
 Sales Mgr.; M. S., 1913; b. O S- 1887, Evans- 
 ville, Ind.; s. D. W. (b. 1861. do.) and Loulla 
 (Right) Fauquher (b. 1862, Poseyville, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Evansville (Ind.) H. S. B. S., 
 Earlham Coll., 1909. Sigma Xi; Varsity de- 
 bading team. Bot. Scholarship, Univ. of 111., 
 1912-13; Salesman, Chicago, 1913-17; Dist. 
 Sales Mgrr., The Am. Automatic Scale Co., St. 
 Louis, 1918; N. Y. Mgr., do.. New York City. 
 Mem., Unitarian Church. Married Myrtle Belle 
 Smith, Ja 4. 1919, Springfield, O. Changed 
 name to Farquhar 1919. Address, 4426 Ale 
 Pherson Ave., St. Louis; bus. add., 225 5th 
 Ave., New York City. 
 
 G216. ERNEST CARROLL FAUST 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1917; b. S 
 7, 1890, Carthage, Mo.; s. John S. (b. S 8, 
 1832, Millheim, Pa.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Feuner) Faust (b. O 4, 1859, Piketon, O.). 
 Prepared in Carthage (Mo.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Mich., 1908. A. B., Oberliii Coll., 1912. Phi 
 
 Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Kappa Delta Pi. 
 Woods Hole Marine Lab., 19x1-13; Research 
 tory Studies on Montana Irematodes, Itl. Biol. 
 Missoula, Mont., 1914-16; Fellow, Zool. Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17; Instr., do., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Jialsamorrhiza Sagittata; A Study in Resin Se- 
 cretion, Univ. of Chicago Press, 1917; Life His- 
 tory Studies on Montana Irematodes, ///. Biol. 
 Monograph, Vol. 4; Size Dimorphism in Sper- 
 matozoa of Anasa Iristis, Biol. Bui. 25; (with 
 Charles Zeleny) Size Dimorphism in Spermato- 
 zoa from Single Testes, Jour. E.rp. Zool.; Di- 
 morphism in Size of Spermatozoa and its Re- 
 lation to the Chromosomes, Proceedings Nat. 
 Acad, of Sc; Exp. Methods in Teaching Biol. 
 in Secondary Schs., Sch. and Soc; Notes on the 
 Cercariae of the Bitter Root Valley, Mont. 
 Jour. Parasitol; numerous recent pub. on Hel- 
 minthology Life Hist. Studies on Mont. Trema- 
 todes. Mem., A. A. A. S.; Univ. (Jlub, Urbana. 
 Address, 916 W. Nevada St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 333 Natural Hist. Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G217. MARY E. FAWCETT 
 Dean of Women; A. M., 1909; b. Galena, 111.; 
 d. Horatio Henry (b. 1832, Eng.) and Anne 
 (Holden) Chandler (b. do.). Prepared in Ga- 
 lena H. S. A. B., O. St. Univ., 1907. Kappa 
 Alpha Theta; Phi Beta Kappa. Asst., Eng., 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-8; Instr., do., 1908-10; Act- 
 ing Dean of Women, do., 1910-13. Research 
 work, Oxford, Eng., 1913-15; Mem., Delegacy 
 for higher Educ. of women and of the Oxford 
 home studs.; Research work, Bryn-Mawr, 1915- 
 16; Dean of Women and Chm., Ex. Com., 
 Home Economics, Ore. Agr. Coll., CorvaJIis, 
 Ore., 1916 — . Address, Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 G218. CHARLES STEVER FAZEL 
 Physicist; A. M., 1915; b. My 31, 1893, 
 Wichita, Kan. ; s. Charles D. and Mary Helen 
 (Stever) Fazel. Prepared in Wichita (Kan.) 
 H. S.j Los Angeles H. S. Gamma Alpha; Sig- 
 ma Xi; Sctholarship in Phys., 1914-15. Grad. 
 Stud., Phys. and Math., Univ. of 111., 1914-17. 
 2nd. Lt., Instr., Phys. U. S. S. M. A., 1918- 
 19; Asst. Physicist, Bur., Standards, Washing- 
 ton, D. C, 1919 — ■. Mem., Am. Phys. Soc. 
 Address, Wichita, Kan.; bits, add., Bureau 
 of Standards, Washington, D. C. 
 
 KAIMIN KAY FENG 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 6872.) 
 
 G219. JOHN J. FERNHOLZ 
 Mgr., Creamery Co.; A. M., 1915; b. D 3, 
 1873; s. Joseph (b. My 20, 1850, Milwaukee) 
 and Minnie (Gaugler) Fernholz (b. 1855, Rox- 
 bury. Wis.). Prepared in St. Norm. Sch., Ste- 
 vens Point, Wis. A. B., Ind. Univ., 1914; LL. 
 B., Valparaiso Univ., 1911; B. S., do., 1913. 
 Sec. and Mgr., Glencoe Cooperative Creamery 
 Co., Arcadia, Wis. Address, Arcadia, Wis. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS FERRIS 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4649.) 
 
 BRUCE FINK 
 1894. M. S. (See No. 504-) 
 
 LOUIS ENGELMANN FISCHER 
 
 1913. C. E. (See No. 1128.) 
 
 G220. CHARLES ALBERT FISHER 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; b. O 3, 1884, Whea- 
 ton, 111.; s. Herman Augustus (b. Ag 4, 1850, 
 Addison, 111.) and Julia Water (Blanchard) 
 Fisher (b. Ap 10, 1858, Galesburg, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Wheaton Acad. A. B., Wlieaton 
 Coll., 1905; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago. Y. M. 
 C. A.; Scholarship in Math. Teacher. Math., 
 JL S., Wabash, Ind., 1905-06; do., Pullman, 
 Wash., 1906-08; do., Phys., Wbeaton Coll., 
 1008-09; Asst.. Math.. LTniv. of 111., 1910-11; 
 Fellow, do., LTniv. of Chicago, igii-12; Instr., 
 
766 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 do., Columbia, 1912 — . Mem., Congr. Oiurch. 
 Married Matliilda E. Nylen, Je i, 1914. Chil- 
 dren: Charles Albert, Jr., b. N 14, 1915; 
 Howard Avery, b. Ag 15, 1917. Address, Larch 
 Ave., Bogota, N. J.; bus. add., c/o Columbia 
 Univ., New York City. 
 
 C221. FAY LYNTON FISHER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1915; b. O 15, 1893, Peters- 
 burg, 111.; d. Jaimes Coleman (b. O 31, i860, 
 Greenview, 111.) and Mary (Eames) Fisher (b. 
 Ag 7, i860. Downer's Grove, 111.). Prepared 
 in Decatur H. S. A. B., James Milliken Univ.. 
 1 9 14. Alpha Chi Omega; Scribbler's Club; 
 JSIask and Bauble; Ger. Club Plays. Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Teacher, English, 
 H. S., North Manchester, Ind., 1915. Address, 
 612 W. Macon St., Decatur, 111.; bus. add., 
 Hig!h School, North Manchester, Ind. 
 
 LEWIS NEBINGER FISHER 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 5129.) 
 
 G222. SARA CAROLYN FISHER 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; b. S 17, 1889, 
 Bridgeport, Conn.; d. Lewis Beals (b. Ap 30, 
 1857, Charlotte, Me.) and Fanny Amelia 
 (Shaw) Fisher (b. Ap 16, 1859, Rochester, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Canton (N. Y.) H. S. A. 
 B., Lombard Coll., 1909; Ph. D., Clark Univ., 
 1913. Pi Beta Pin. Grad. Scholarship, Psych., 
 1909-10; Instr., do., Wellesley Coll., 1913-14; 
 Research Asst., Clark Univ., 1914-15; Instr., 
 Psych., St. Norm. Sch., Los Angeles, 191 5 — . 
 Auth. : The Process of Generalizing Abstrac- 
 tion and Its Product, the General Concept, 
 Psychol. Review Co., 1916; Arithmetic and 
 Reasoning in Children, Pedagogical Seminary, 
 Vol. 19, 191 2; An Analysis of a Phase of the 
 Process of Classifying, Am. Joiirn. of Psychol., 
 Vol. 28, 191 7. Mem., Am. Psych. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 324 E Ave., 60, Los Angeles; bus. add.. 
 St. Norm. Sch., do. 
 
 ALVIN TEXAS FISHMAN 
 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7519.) 
 
 IRA WILLIAM FISK 
 1913. M. S. 1914. E. E. (See No. 3735.) 
 
 CLARENCE WILSON FISKE 
 1911. M. E. (See No. 1867.) 
 
 LEORA ALMITA FITZGERALD 
 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 7520.) 
 
 G223. MILETUS LAFAYETTE 
 FLANINGHAM 
 Prin., H. S. ; A. M., 1914; b. S 6, 1872, Dar- 
 lington, Ind.; s. Samuel (b. S 27, 1840, do.) 
 and Jennie (Shirley) Flaningham (b. N 16, 
 1849.). Prepared in Potomac H. S.; 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ. B. S., N. W. L'niv., 1904. Prin., 
 H. S., Urbana, 1908 — . Married Emeline 
 Becker, Jl 2, 1905, Atlanta, 111. Child, Miletus 
 Lafayette, Jr., b. Mr 6, 1916. Address, 501 
 Indiana Ave., Urbana. 
 
 G224. FRANK LESLIE FLEENER 
 Assistant; A. M.. 1914; b. Ag 19, 1878, Char- 
 les City, la.; s. Fred Fleener. A. B., Denison 
 Univ., 1912. Asst., Geol., Univ. of 111., 1913- 
 14. Address, Dodge Center, Minn.f 
 
 G22S. SARA ADELAIDE FLEMING 
 Teacher; A. M., 1912; b. S 8, 1884, Jackson- 
 ville, 111.; d. C. A. Fleming. A. B., Green- 
 ville Coll., 1907. Teacher, Los Angeles Sem., 
 1907-08; Head, Mod. Lang. Dept., Vincennes 
 Univ., 1909-11; Teacher, H. S., Danville, 111. 
 Address, 112 N. Bowman Ave., Danville, III. 
 
 G226. PAUL NELSON FLINT 
 A. M., 1906; b. F 22, 1883, Cement City, 
 Mich. B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1904. Farmer 
 1904. Address, Cement City, Mich.j 
 
 G227. CON C. FLYNN 
 A. M., 191 1 ; b. Jl 28, 1886, Galesburg, 111.; 
 s. M. F. Flynn. A. B., Knox Coll., 1910. Ad- 
 dress, Galesburg, Hl.t 
 
 TRENNACE FLOWERREE 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 5660.) 
 
 FREDERICK JOHN FOERSTERLING 
 1916. E. E. (See No. 4654.) 
 
 G228. FRANK FARNSWORTH FOOTITT 
 Research Asst.; M. S., 1916; b. S 15, 1891, 
 St. Johns, Mich.; s. William H. (b. Mr 3, 
 1853, Lancashire, Eng.) and Lucy (Corkin) 
 Footitt (b. Ap 15, 1855, Lisbon, Ireland). Pre- 
 pared in St. Johns (Mich.) H. S. A. B., x\l- 
 bion Coll., 1914. Delta Tau Delta; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Phi Eta. Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Research Asst., 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., do., 1917-18. Pvt., 6th Ser- 
 vice Co., Signal Corps, detached duty, Sc. and 
 Research Div., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. F. A. M. Address, 917 W. Green St., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add., 216 Ceramics Bldg., Univ. of 
 111., do. 
 
 ROBERT HUMPHREY FORBES 
 1897. M. S. (See No. 688.) 
 
 G229. JAY THOMAS FORD 
 
 Chemist; M. S., 1916; b. Ap 25, 1891, Lapen, 
 Ind.; s. James Thomas (b. 1861, do.) and Leora 
 Estella Ford (b. 1862, do.). Prepared in Pen- 
 dleton (Ind.) H. S. A. B., De Pauw Univ.. 
 1914- Beta Phi; Gamma Alpha; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Grad. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1914- 
 16; Asst., Chem., do., 1915-18; Gas Defense, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918 — . .4ddress, 907 S. 
 6th St., Champaign. 
 
 G230. CLAIRE VESTA FORREY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1910; b. Jl i, 1889, Wawa- 
 ka, Ind.; d. Thomas Jefferson and Vesta (Wet- 
 zel) Forrey. Prepared in Wawaka (Ind.) H. S. 
 A. B., Miami Univ.. 1909. Phi Beta Kappa, 
 bcholarship. Math., 1909-10. Teacher, Lake 
 Erie Coll., Painesville, O., 1910-11; do., H. S., 
 Somerset (Ky.), 1911-13; Marion, Ind., 1913- 
 15; Central H. S;, St. Paul, 1916 — . Address, 
 Clyde, O.; bus. add., Central H. S.. St. Paul. 
 
 G231. CHESTER HUME FORSYTH 
 (Husband of No. 4727) 
 Instructor; A. M., 1910; b. Mr 17, 1881; 
 s. J. T. (b. 1846, Trafalgar, Ind.) and Melissa 
 J. (Pritchard) Forsyth (b. 1853, Ninevah, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Trafalgar (Ind.) H. S.; 
 Butler Prep. Coll.; Cornell, 1906-07. A. B., 
 Butler Coll.. 1906; Ph. D., Univ. of Mich., 
 1914. Delta Tau Delta; Gamma Alpha. Asst., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1907-11; do., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1911-12; Acting Prof., Math., Eureka 
 Coll., 1912-13; Instr., Univ. of Mich., 1913-16; 
 do., Dartmouth Coll., 1916 — . Auth.: Logar- 
 ithms and Anti-Logarithms; Numerous articles 
 on mathematics, statistics, and insurance. Mem., 
 Jr. Research Club, Mich.; Math. Club. Mich, 
 and 111. Married Louise Ann James ('11), Je 
 14, 19 1 3, Amboy, 111. Address, Hanover, N. H. 
 
 ■G232. LAURENCE FLEMING FOSTER 
 Teacher; M. S., 1914; b. Je 17, 18S9, Albion, 
 Mich.; s. Dr. I. C. (b. 1859, Joliet, 111.) and 
 Elizabeth (Fleming) Foster (b. 1855, Albion, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Albion (Mich.) H. S. A. 
 B., Albion (Joll.. 1910. Delta Tau Delta; Alpha 
 Chi Sigma. Teacher, Chem., H. S., Pasadena, 
 Calif., 1914-16; do., LTniv. H. S., Oakland, 
 Calif., 1917 — . Auth.: The Influence of Under- 
 mastication (Bolting) and Fletcherization 
 (Overmastication) Upon Utilization of Pro- 
 tein, Jour. A. C. S. Mem., A. C. S. Address, 
 2612 Fulton St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 767 
 
 G233. LUCY RAY FOSTER 
 Prin., H. S.; A. M., 1917; b. F 28, 1885, 
 Millerton, N. Y.; d. Elmer J. (b. Mr 29, 1851, 
 Shunpike, N. Y.) and Mary H. C. (Dean) 
 Foster (b. O 31, 1851, Millerton, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Millbrook (N. Y.) H. S. Ph. B., 
 Syracuse Univ., 1908. Eng. Club; Classical 
 Club; Grad. Club. Teacher, Bainbridge, N. Y., 
 1908-09; do. Livingston ftlanor, N. Y., 1910- 
 12; do.. Sea Cliff, N. Y., 1912-16. do., New- 
 Orleans, La., 1 91 6-1 7; Prin.. H. S., Virginia, 
 111., 1917— . Mem., M. E. Church; O. E. S. ; 
 W. C. T. U. Address, Virginia, 111. 
 
 CHESTER CHARLES FOWLER 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 3738.) 
 
 FRED GATES FOX 
 1903. A. M. (See No. 1130.) 
 
 *HARRY BERT FOX 
 1905. M. S. (See No. 1332.) 
 
 G234. STANLEY BLACK FRACKER 
 Asst. Entomol.; Ph. D., 1914; b. Ap 8, 1889, 
 Ashton, la.; s. George Herbert (b. Ap 14. 
 1853, Zanesville, O.) and Nettie (Blake) 
 Fracker (b. O 13, 1853, Canonsburg, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Acad, of Buena Vista Coll., Storm 
 Lake, la.; Univ. of Mich., 1910-11; Cornell, 
 summer 1912. A. B., Buena Vista Coll., 1910; 
 M. S., la. St. Coll., 1912. Phi Kappa Phi; Sig- 
 ma Xi. Scholar, Entomol., Univ. of 111., 191 2- 
 13; Fellow, do., 1913-14. Instr. and Asst., En- 
 tomol., Madison, Wis., 1914 — . Auth. : A Sys- 
 tematic Outline of the Reduviidae of North 
 America, la. Acad. Sc, 1912; Variation in 
 Oxyurias, Jour. ParasitoL, 1914; The Classi- 
 fication of Lepidopterous Larvae, ///. Biol. 
 Monographs, Vol. 11, 191 5; Some Common 
 Pests of Greenhouse Plants and Ornamental 
 Shrubbery, Wis. Hort.. Vol. VII, 1916; Is 
 Crown Gall Injurious to Apple Nursery Stock? 
 Jour. Econ. Entomol.; Numerous other papers 
 and reports. Mem., A. A. A. S. ; Am. Assn. of 
 Econ. Entomol.; Entomol. Soc. of Am. Married 
 Grace Parker, S 10, 1914, Pomeroy, la. Child, 
 Doris Margaret, b. N 11^ 1916. Address, St. 
 Capitol, Madison, Wis. 
 
 HELEN ELIZABETH FRANCIS 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7527.) 
 
 G23S. HOBART DICKINSON FRARY 
 Engineer; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ap 28, 1887, 
 Minneapolis; s. Francis Lee (b. 1854, Leverett, 
 Mass.) and Sarah Jeanette (Cowles) Frary (b. 
 1858, North Amherst, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Minneapolis Central H. S. M. E., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1908; M. S., do., 1910. Goettingen 
 Univ., 1913-14; Univ. of la., 1914-15; Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1915. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Scab- 
 bard and Blade; Eng. Soc. Asst., Math., Univ. 
 of Minn., 1908-10; Magnetic Observer and 
 Mech. Engr., on board yacht Carnegie, Dept. 
 of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Inst, of 
 Wash., 1910-12; Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., 
 1912-13; Instr., Univ. of la., 1914-15; Asst., 
 Math.. Univ. of 111., 1915-16, summers 1916-17; 
 Fellow\ Engr., Forest Products, Forest Pro- 
 ducts Lab,. U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Present Status of the Gas Engine, Minn. Engr., 
 1909; Smoke Prevention in Steam Boiler 
 Plants, do., 1910. Mem., Unitarian Church. 
 Married Maud Elliott, Jl 30, 1916, Iowa City, 
 la. Address, 21 18 University Ave., Madison, 
 Wis.; bus. add., Forest Products Lab., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., do. 
 
 WILBUR JOHN FRASER 
 1902. M. S. (See No. 741.) 
 
 PERRY JOHN FREEMAN 
 1916. M. E. (See No. 2980.) 
 
 G236. HERBERT E. FRENCH 
 Assistant; A. M., 1917; b. N 13, 1889, Ire- 
 ton, la.; s. Ephraim (b. 1844, Eng.) and Eva- 
 line (Whaylen) Frencli (b. 1858, Hudson, la.). 
 Prepared in Siou.x City (la.) H. S. A. B.. 
 Morningside Coll., 1915. Alpha Chi Sigma. 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915 — . Auth.: 
 Oxalyl Chloride as a Reagent in Organic Chem.; 
 Reactions with Alcohols, Jour. A. C. S.. F 
 1918. Married Cornelia E. French, S 8, 1917, 
 Sioux City, la. Address, 903 S. 4th St., Cham- 
 paign; bus. add., 256 Chem. Bldg., Univ. of 
 111., Urbana. 
 
 G237. *ENOCH ABRAM FRITTER 
 Professor; A. M., 1906; b. My 28, 1855, Lan- 
 caster, O. ; s. Enoch (b. Ap 3, 1829, Stafford 
 Co., Va.) and Elizabeth Sarah (Courtright) 
 Fritter (b. Fairfield Co.. O.). Prepared in 111. 
 State Norm. Univ. A. B., Findlay Coll., 1892; 
 A. M., do., 1897. Pres., Univ. of Middle 
 Tenn., Tullahoma, 190G-09; Prof., Educ. and 
 Math., Findlay Coll., 1909. Auth.: A. Visit to 
 Old Salem and the Bible Among Books in 
 American Literature, Amer. Pub. Assoc. 1902, 
 Ed. and Publisher of Educ. Jour., Tullahoma, 
 Tenn., 1906-09; ten articles on Agriculture, 
 0/1/0 Teacher, Vol. XXXII, 1911-12. Member 
 Religious Educ. Assoc; Am. Hist. Assoc; Am. 
 Geo. Soc; Am. Sociol. Soc; Congress of Arts 
 and Sciences (World's Exposition, St. Louis). 
 Married Margaret Addie Mauzey, Ap 3, 1877, 
 Shelbyville. 111. Children: Edna Elizabeth, b. 
 Je 28, 1878; Clara Theresa, b. Ap 10, 1880; 
 Lawrence Emerson, b. Ag 26, 1882 (died 1897), 
 Mary Estella, b. July 15, 1888; Bertha, b. June 
 16, 1890; Enoch Marion, b. Mr 3, 1892. Died 
 Sept. 16, 1912, Findlay, Ohio. 
 
 G238. HARRY RHINEHARDT FRITZ 
 Telephone Engr.; M. S., 1917; b. N 12. 1891, 
 St. Louis; s. G. A. Fritz. Prepared in Dallas 
 (Tex.) H. S. C. E.. Univ. of Tex., 1914. 
 Fellow, E. E., Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Telephone 
 Engr., 1918 — . 2nd Lt., F. A., Repl. Troops, 
 Camp Carnegie, 19 18; do.. Camp Zachary Tay- 
 lor, 1918; Mustered out, D 4, 1918. Address, 
 4338 Cole Ave., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 ALBERT STEVENS FRY 
 1918. C. E. (See No. 5671.) 
 
 GIKAN FUJIMURA 
 191 1. M. S. (See No. 4665.) 
 
 G239. ELIZABETH LEAH FULLEN- 
 WIDER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1917; b. Mr 26, 1894, De- 
 catur, 111.; d. Owen Homer (b. Ag 19, 1853, 
 Mechanicsburg, III.) and Jennie (Ragland) 
 Fullenwider (b. My ig, i860, Fisherville, Ky.). 
 Prepared in James Millikin Acad. A. B., James 
 Millikin LTniv., 1916. Delta Delta Delta; Kap- 
 pa Soc; Millikin Scholarship. Teacher, H. 
 S., Decatur. 111., 19 17 — . Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Address, Mechanicsburg, 111.; bus. add.. High 
 School, Decatur, 111. 
 
 FRANCIS EDWARD KING 
 1896. M. L. (See No. 891.) 
 
 RALPH HA WES GAGE 
 1907. C. E. (See No. 1872.) 
 
 1910. 
 
 WALTER LEE GAINES 
 M. S. (See No. 3372.) 
 
 G240. RICHARD ALONZO GANTZ 
 Assistant; M. S., 1918; b. Mr 18, 1879, Sal- 
 em City, Ind.; s. Richard (b. Carrollton, O.) 
 and Elizabeth (Knoll) Gantz (b. Clloverdale, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Ind. St. Norm. A. B., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1912. Prin., H. S., Farmers- 
 burg, Ind., 1906-09; Asst., Bot., Univ. of Mich., 
 
768 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1909-12; Acting Prof., Biol., Mercer Univ., 
 1912-13; Prof., BioL, Warrensburg St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1913-16; Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1916- 
 18; do., Georg;etown Coll., Georgetown, Ky., 
 1918 — . Married Nellie Bernice Stuart, N 
 1907, Salem City, Ind. Child, Josephine Elea- 
 nor, b. Jl 2, 1913. Address, 816 W. Main St., 
 Urbana.; bus. add., Georgetown Coll., George- 
 town, Ky. 
 
 CLARENCE ORAN GARDNER 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 3744.) 
 
 G241. JOHN JOSEPH GARDNER 
 Associate; M. S., Agr., 1914; b. Ja 9, 1882, 
 Clinton, Mass.; s. Samuel Gardner. B. S., 
 Mass Agr. Coll., 1905; B. S., Boston Univ., 
 1912. Instr., Olericulture. N. H. St. Coll., 
 1910-12; Asst., Pomol., Univ. of 111., 1912-14; 
 Assoc, do., 1914 — . Address, 117 Euclid St., 
 Champaign; bus. add., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 G242. CARLTON D. GARLOUGH 
 Registrar; A. M.,-i909; b. O 16, 1863, Clark 
 Co., O.; s. Edward Rowand (b. Mr 7, 1837, 
 do.) and Eliza Ann (Williams) Garlough (b. 
 D 14, 1842, Auglaize Co., O.). Prepared in 
 Wittenberg Coll., 1881-S2; Hillsdale Prep. Sch., 
 1882-84. Ph. B., Hillsdale Coll., 1887; A. B., 
 do., 1888. Phi Delta Theta. Supt. Schs., 
 Brookston, Ind., 1905-12; Asst. Supt., Schs., 
 Jerseyville, 111., 1912-15; Teacher, Math., 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ., summers, 1912-15; Prof., 
 Math., Wheaton Coll., 1915; Registrar, do., 
 191 6 — ■. Mem., M. E. Church; Central Assn. 
 of Sc. and Math. Teachers. Married Mattie 
 T. Bolser, D 24, 1888, Springfield, O. Chil- 
 dren: Wilbur Hanson, b. My 29. 1890; Jay 
 Harold, b. S 21, 1893; son, b. Ap 30, 1S95 
 (died My 12. 1895); Marguerite Lucile, b. Mr 
 28, 1905. .Address, College Dormitory, Wheat- 
 on, 111. 
 
 G243. PHILIP GARMAN 
 Entomologist; Ph. D., 1916; b. S 25, 1891, 
 Lexington, Ky.; s. Harrison (b. III.) and Ros- 
 alie (Miller) Garman (b. Hadley, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Lexington (Ky.) H. S. B. S., Ky. 
 St. Univ.. 1913. Sigma Xi. Scholarship, En- 
 tomol., Univ. of 111., 1913-14; Fellowship, do., 
 1914-16. Track Team. Asst. Entoniol., Md. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., College Park, Md. Auth.: The 
 Zygoptua or Damsel Flies of 111.. Bui. I!!. Sta. 
 Lab. Nat. Hist., 1917; Tarsonenns Pallidus 
 Banks, a Pest of Geraniums, Md. E.vp. Sta., 
 Bui. 208, 1917; Some Porto Rican Parasitic 
 Fungi, Mycologia, 1915. Mem., A. A. A. S.; 
 Am. Entomol. Soc. ; Am. Assn. Econ. Entomol.; 
 Wash. Entomol. Soc. Address, Maryland Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., College Park, Md. 
 
 CHARLES HUNTER GARNETT 
 1897. A. M. (See No. 950.) 
 
 LLOYD GARRISON 
 191 1. E. E. (See No. 2989.) 
 
 RALPH MAYO GASTON 
 1916. E. E. (See No. 1875.) 
 
 ALPHONSO SAMUEL GATES 
 1886. C. E. (See No. 346.) 
 
 ANDREW WALLIS GATES 
 
 1895. C. E. (See No. 692.) 
 G244. WALTER ARTHUR GATWARD 
 Research Engr.; M. S., 1016; b. N 14, 1889 
 North Platte, Neb.: s. W. H. Gatward. Pre 
 pared in Palouse (Wash.) H. S. B. S , Wash 
 St. Coll., 1913. Operating Dept., W. W. R 
 Co., 1913; Asst., Elect. Engng. Exp. Sta., LTniv 
 «3f 111., Urbana, iqi4;-'i8; Research Engr. 
 Hoskins Mfg. Co., Detroit, 1918 — . Married 
 Child, b. D, 191 7. Address, c/o Hoskins 
 Mfg. Co., Detroit. 
 
 MARGUERITE ELSTON GAUGER 
 1917- A. M. (See No. 5678.) 
 
 AMELIA LOUISE GAY 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 5142.) 
 
 1910. 
 
 MARY LOUISE GAY 
 A. M. (See No. 2675.) 
 
 G245. EUGENE MAXIMILIAN KARL 
 CEILING 
 
 Agriculturist; M. S., 1915; Ph. D., 1917; b. 
 My ID, 1891, S. Africa; s. Alexander W. H. 
 Gelling. A. B., Univ. Cape of Good Hope. 
 Dept. of Agr., S. Africa, 1917 — •. Address, 
 Vryburg, British Bechmanaland, S. Africa. t 
 
 1916. 
 
 HARRY FOREST GEIST 
 E. E. (See No. 5143.) 
 
 G246. HENRY WILLIAM GELLER 
 M. S., 1906; b. Ja 5, 187s, Roumania. B. 
 S. A., Mich. Agr. Coll.. 1904. Address, West. 
 Tex. Agr. Coll., Canyon, Te.x. 
 
 G247. CYRUS STOKES GENTRY 
 Director Ath. ; A. M., 1912; b. My 14, 1892, 
 Eldorado, 111.; s. W. (J. Gentry. A. B., Mc- 
 Kendree Coll., 191 1. Dir., Ath., McKendree 
 Coll. Address, Mascoutah, 111.; bus. add., Mc- 
 Kendree College, Lebanon, 111. 
 
 G248. WALTER BYRON GERNERT 
 Farm Adviser; Ph. D., 191 1; b. S 2, 1881, 
 Fredericksburg, Pa.; s. Plirain (b. N 16, 1842, 
 Jonestown, Pa.) and Lucy (Kirst) Gernert (b. 
 F 28, 1847, Frederickslntrg, Pa.). Prepared in 
 McPherson (Kan.) Coll. B. S., Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll., 1907. Fellowship, Univ. of 111., 1908-11. 
 Asst. Prof., Farm Crops, Univ. of 111., 191 1; 
 Farm Adviser, Edgar Co., 111. Address, Paris, 
 111. 
 
 G249. DENTON LORING GEYER 
 (Husband of No. 6181) 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1914; b. Ag 23, 1884, 
 Pomeroy, O.; s. David L. (b. do.) and Carrie 
 (Walker) Geyer (b. do.). Prepared in Chester 
 (O.) Acad.; Roswell (N. M.) H. S. A. B., 
 Univ. of Wis., igio; A. M.. do., igii. Gamma 
 .-Vlpha. Scholar, Philos., Univ. of Wis., 191 o- 
 11; Fellow, Philos., 19 11-13; Teacher, Math., 
 H. S., Rockford, 111., 1914-16; Instr., Philos. 
 and Educ, The Rice Inst., Houston, Tex., 
 1916-18; do., Educ, Chicago Norm. Coll., 
 1918 — . Auth.: The Pragmatic Theory of 
 Truth as Developed by Peirce, James and Dew- 
 ey, 1916; The Wavering Aim of Education in 
 Dewey's Educational Philosophy. Educ, Vol. 
 37, 191 7; The Relation of Truth to Tests, 
 Jour, of Philos., Psych., and Sc. Methods, Vol. 
 14, 1917. Mem., A. A. A. S.; LTniv. Club of 
 Houston. Married Myrtle Amy Cruzan ('14), 
 Jl 24, 1917, Urbana. Address, 5714 Dorches- 
 ter Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Chicago Normal 
 Coll., do. 
 
 CHARLOTTE MITCHELL GIBBS 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 2101.) 
 
 WILLIAM DAVID GIBBS 
 1894. M. S. (See No. 742.) 
 
 JOHN PHILO GILBERT 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 2395.) 
 
 FRANCES EMELINE GILKERSON 
 (ALLYN) 
 1904. A. M. (See No. 1877.) 
 
 FREDERIC WILLIAMS GILL 
 1910. M. S. (See No. 2676.) 
 
 BELLE IRENE GILLESPIE (GRAY) 
 1903. A. M. (See No. j686.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 769 
 
 G2S0. ROSS EARLBY GILMORE 
 
 Research Chain.; M. S., 1917; b. My 25, 
 188S, Ringwood, Ont., Can.; s. A. E. (b. Je 4, 
 1862, Hagernian's Corners, Can.) and Mary 
 Alice (Jamicson) Gilmore (b. N 21, 1864, 
 Ringwood, Ont., Can.). Prepared in Mark- 
 ham (Ont.) H. S. B. S., McMaster Univ., 
 191 1 ; M. A., do., 1913. Grad. Asst., Chem., 
 1913-14; Asst., Chem., 1914-16; Research 
 Chem., Forest Products Lab., Montreal, Can., 
 1916-17; Research Chem., Mines Branch, Dept. 
 of Mines, Ottawa, Can., 191 7 — . Discovered 
 substitute for "Pine Oil" in refining silver ores. 
 Auth. : Several articles. Mem., A. C. S.; Soc. 
 of Chem. Industry. Married Vera Beatrice 
 McMullen, S 3, 191 5, Toronto, Can. Address, 
 Prince Rupert Apts., Ottawa, Can.; bus. add., 
 Dept. of Mines, do. 
 
 G251. ELIZABETH MAE GITTINS 
 Teacher; M. S., 1914; b. Ja 22, 1884; s. 
 W. R. Gittins. B. S., Drake Univ., 1909. 
 Teacher, H. S., Williamsburg, la. Address, 
 Williamsburg, la. 
 
 GRACE GLASGOW 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 5152.) 
 
 HUGH GLASGOW 
 
 1913. Ph. D. (See No. 3378.) 
 
 ROBERT DOUGLAS GLASGOW 
 1913. Ph. D. (See No. 3379.) 
 
 RUTH GLASGOW 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 5153.) 
 
 1904. 
 
 HENRY ALLAN GLEASON 
 A. M. (See No. 1505.) 
 
 0252. LLOYD GOBLE 
 
 (Brother of No. G2S3) 
 Teacher; A. M., 1907; b. D 16, i868, West- 
 field, 111.; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. S 7 do.) 
 and Ann (Brown) Goble (b. Ja 4, 1835, (jreen- 
 up Co., Ky.). B. S., Westfield Coll., 1893; 
 M. S., do., 1895. Teacher, Lit., St. Norm. Sch., 
 River Falls, Wis. Auth.: Shortcomings of 
 High School English, Madison, Wis.; Idyls 
 Twain, poems, Chas. H. Kerr & Co., Chicago. 
 Mem., N. E. A. Married Carolyn Nelle Green, 
 Jl 30, 1907, Paris, III. Child, Alfred Theodore, 
 b. Ja 24, 1909. Address, River Falls, Wis. 
 
 G2S3- ROXANA GOBLE 
 
 (Sister of No. G2S2) 
 Teacher; M. S., 1903; b. Ag 22, 1876, Coles 
 Co., 111.; d. Benjamin F. (b. S 7. 1837, do.) 
 and Ann (Brown) Goble (b. Ja 4, 1835, Green- 
 up Co., Ky.). Prepared in Westfield Coll. Acad. 
 A. B., Westfield Coll., 1901. Teacher, West- 
 field, 111., 1903-04; Chester, 111., 1904-06; Elgin, 
 111., 1907 — . Address, Elgin, 111. 
 
 HARRY FREDERICK GODEKE 
 1916. M. E. 1918. M. S. (See No. 2399.) 
 
 JULIUS LUDWIG GOEBEL, Jr. 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 5157.) 
 
 G2S4. MARCUS SELDEN GOLDMAN 
 A. M.. 1917; b. My 12, 1894, Middletown, 
 O. ; s. Charles Trine (b. Je 26, 1863, Cin- 
 cinnati) and Minnie (Sheafor) Goldman (b. 
 F 18, 1861, Amanda, O.). Prepared in Mid- 
 dletown (O.) H. S.; Culver Mil. Acad.; Ken- 
 yon Coll. A. B., Miami Univ., 1916. Delta 
 Upsilon; Sigma Delta Chi: Red Cowl; Scrib- 
 blers Club; V. P., Sr. Class; Pan-Hellenic 
 Council; Ed., in Chief, ///. Mag., 1917. Schol- 
 ar, Eng., Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Section 611, 
 U. S. A. Ambulance Service, 191 7. A. E. F., 
 France. Address, Middletown, O. 
 
 G25S. LEON GOLDMERSTEIN 
 
 Engineer; A. M., 191 1; b. O 30, 1876, Kono- 
 top, Russia; s. Matthew (b. Voroneje, do.) 
 and Rachel (Ulianski) Goldmerstein (b. St. 
 Petersburg, do.). Prepared in Gymnasium, Nei- 
 jiu, Russia. A. B., Univ. of St. Petersburg. 
 In charge of the Foreign Review of the Jour. 
 A. S. M. E.; In Russian Govt. Service. Auth.: 
 several books in Russian, German and French. 
 Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E. Address, 29 W. 39th 
 St., New York City. 
 
 G256. MARGARET LOLA GOLDSMITH 
 Investigator; A. M., 1917; b. My 4, 1894, 
 Milwaukee; d. Bernard (b. 1840, Ger.) and 
 Alpha Omega (Smith) Goldsmith (b. Waverly, 
 la.). Prepared in Gymnasium, Berlin, Ger. A. 
 H., 111. Woman's Coll., 1916. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma. Office Mgr., St. Council Section, 
 Council Nat. Defense; Investigator of War In- 
 dustries Abroad in Statistical Div., War Indus- 
 tries Bd., Washington, D; C. Mem., Nat. Lib. 
 for the Blind; Assn. (Collegiate Alumnae; Coll. 
 Woman's Club, Washington, D. C. Address, 
 12 W. 77th St., New York; bus. add., 72^ 19th 
 St., N. W. Washington, D. C. 
 
 G257. EDWIN STANTON GOOD 
 Professor; M. S., 1906; b. Mr 16, 1871, 
 Clarence Center, N. Y. ; s. John (b. N 13, 1829) 
 and Ester (Hummel) Good (b. 1834). Pre- 
 pared in Flint and Fenton Norm. Schs. B. S., 
 Mich. Agr. Coll., 1903. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 Al|)ha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Head Dept., An. Husb., 
 Ky. Agr. ExpL Sta.;, 1906-12; Prof., An. 
 Husb., Univ. of Ky., 1913 17; Chm., An. Indus. 
 Group, do., 191 S- — . Auth.: Articles in Ky. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta. Buls., Halligan's Fundamen- 
 tals of Agr., Proceedings of Am. Veterinary 
 Assn. Proceedings of U. S. Live Stock Assn. 
 Jonr. of Infectious Diseases, Jour, of Med. 
 Research, Jour, of BacterioL; Proceedings of 
 Farmer's St. Inst.; Various other articles on 
 agr. subjects. Mem., Live Stock Com.; Fed. 
 Food Administration for Ky. ; Ky. Live Stock 
 San. Bd.; Ky. Acad, of Sc. ; Presby. Church; 
 Cnil. Club, Lexington, Mo. Married Louise 
 Austin Millikan, Je 24, 1908, Warren, O. 
 Child, John Wolcott, b. F lo, 1914- Address 
 South Limestone St., Lexington, Ky. ; bus. 
 add., Ky. Agr. Exp. Sta., do. 
 
 G258. JOHN WALTER GOOD 
 Head Dept., Eng.; Ph. D., 1913; b. F 13, 
 1879, Fayetteville, Tenn. ; s. James Alexander 
 (b. D 21, 1854, Coldwater, Tenn.) and Mar- 
 th?. Minerva (Jones) Good (b. My 7. 1855, 
 do.). Prepared in Morgan Tr. Sch., Fayette- 
 ville, Tenn. A. B., Erskine Coll., S. Dak., 
 1902; A. M., do., 1904. Philological Soc; Grad. 
 Club; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Pres., Dixie Club. 
 Pastor, Birmingham, Mich., 1905-08; Supt. Al- 
 bion Pub. Schs., 1908-10; Fellowship, Univ. 
 of 111., 1910-13; Asst. Prof., Eng. Lit., Kan. 
 St. Agr. Coll., 19 13; Prof., Educ, Muskingum 
 Coll., O., 1916-18; Head Dept., Eng., Ga. Norm, 
 and Indus. Coll., 191 8 — . Auth.: Studies in the 
 Milton Tradition. Univ. of 111. Press, 191 5 ; 
 Several articles in church papers of United 
 Presby. Church. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of 
 Am.; Phi Kappa Phi; Soc. of Coll. Teachers 
 of Educ; Mod. Synod, Kan. United Presby. 
 Church. Married Estelle Beulah Alexander, Ag 
 I. 1906, Huntersville. N. C. Address, Georgia 
 Normal & Industrial Coll., Milledgeville, Ga. 
 
 G259. GEORGE ALFRED GOODENOUGH 
 Professor; M. E., 1900; b. My 3, 1868, Davi- 
 son, Mich.; s. James Webster (b. O 1843, 
 Niagara Falls) and Eliza (Clifford) Goodenongh 
 (b. F 1844, Oshawa, Can.). Prepared in Flint 
 (Mich.) H. S. B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1892. 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Beta Pi: Sigina Xi. 
 Asst. Prof., Mech. Engng.. L^niv. of 111., 1899; 
 Assoc. Prof., do., 1905; Prof., Thermodynam- 
 ics,, do., 1911 — . Auth.: (with E. J. Townsend) 
 
770 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 First Course in Calculus, Holt & Co.. 1907; 
 Essentials of Calculus, do., 19 10; Principles of 
 Thermodynamics, do., 191 1; Chapter on Ther- 
 modynamics, Am. Civ. Engrs. Hand-book; Chap- 
 ter on Heat, Mech. Engrs. Hand-book; Proper- 
 ties of Steam and Ammonia. J. Wiley & Sons, 
 1916. Mem.. Soc. for Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ, 1905. Married Elizabeth Clara Kitzmiller, 
 S 27, 1894. Scranton, Pa. Address, 605 S. Lin- 
 coln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 BYNE FRANCES GOODMAN 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 5160.) 
 
 HARRISON FREDERICK GONNERMAN 
 
 1913- M. S. (See No. 3380.) 
 
 G260. HUGH BYRON GORDON 
 Instructor; M. S., 1910; Ph. D., 1912; b. Mr 
 
 23, 1882, Georgetown, O. ; s. Sidney Corwin 
 (b. D 27, 1840, Trumbull Co., O.) and Olivia 
 (Marshall) Gordon (b. Je 7, 1845, Brown Co., 
 O.). Prepared in Acad, and Norm. Sch., Mi- 
 ami Univ. A. B., Miami, 1908. Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Chicago, 19:2-13; Norman, Okla., 
 1913; Coll. Sta., Tex., I9i3;i7; Instr., Cham., 
 Rutgers Coll., New Brunswick, N. J., 1917 — . 
 U. S. Food and Drugs Inspection work. Bur. 
 of Chem., 1912-13. Auth. : The Relation and 
 Value of Chem. to Indus., Von Beeckmann- 
 Jones Co., Austin, Tex.. 1915; Announcement 
 of Dept. of Chem. and Chem. Engng., 191 5-16 
 (of Tex. A. and M. Coll), Eagle Printing Co., 
 Bryan, Te-x., 1915. Mem., A. C. S. Address, 
 Rutgers Alumni House, New Brunswick, N. J. 
 
 JOSEPH HINKLEY GORDON 
 1901. A. M. (See No. 1506.) 
 
 ADOLPH GORE 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 2401.) 
 
 MARY JANE GOURLEY 
 
 1914- A. M. (See No. 37S3-) 
 
 G261. CORNELIUS GOUWENS 
 A. M., 1 911; b. My 22, 1889; s. John (b. N 
 25, 1865) and Cornelia (Paarlberg) Gouwens 
 (b. D 25, 1867). Prepared in Thornton Tp. H. 
 S. B. S., N. W. Univ., 1910. Phi Beta Kap- 
 pa; Sigma Xi; Gannna Alpha. Grad. Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of 111.. 1910-11. Teacher, Bennett 
 Acad., Clarkson, Miss., 1911-17; Instr., Math., 
 Univ. of la., 1912-16; Grad. Stud., Math., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1910-17; Fellow, do.. 1917- 
 18. Civilian Personnel, Ord. Dept., Ap 1918 — . 
 Address, R. i, Bo.x 267, South Holland, 111. 
 
 G262. SAPPHO CECELIA GRAHAM 
 Teacher; A. M., 1913; b. F 17, 1888, Cres- 
 ton, la.; d. Edward W. Graham. Prepared in 
 Creston H. S. A. B., la. St. Univ., 1911. Chi 
 Omega. Asst. Prin., H. S., Winfield, 1911-12; 
 Teacher, H. S.. Molina, 111. Address, 604 W. 
 Adams St., Creston, la.; bus. add., c/o High 
 School, Moline. 111. 
 
 G263. WILLI.\M MORLAND GRAHAM 
 Planter and Broker; .-\. M., 1916; b. Mr 31, 
 1893, Giltner, Neb.; s. William (b. D 24, 1854, 
 Wis.) and Ida K. (Walker) Graham (b. S 18. 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Greenville Coll. 
 Acad., Greenville Coll. B. S., McKendree Coll.. 
 1913. Chicago, 1916-17; Rice planter and brok- 
 er, Almyra, Ark., 1917 — . Capt., Co. D. Stutt- 
 gart Batt., Ark Home Guards. Auth. : Moth- 
 ers' Pensions and their failure in Illinois, The 
 Institution Quarterly, Vol. 7. Address, Almyra, 
 Ark. 
 
 G264. DANIEL THOMAS GRAY 
 Chief, An. Indus.: M. S., 1905; b. Ja 27. 
 1878, Harrison Co., Mo.; s. William L. (b. F 
 
 24, 183S, Abington, Va.) and Miriam (Crews) 
 Gray (b. Je 12, 1846, Carbondale, 111.). Pre- 
 
 pared in Stanberry (Mo.) H. S.; Norm. Sch., 
 do.. A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1904; B. S., do., 
 1904. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Grad. Fellow- 
 ship, Univ. of 111.; Chief. An. Indus. Div., Ala. 
 Poly. Inst., 1905-13; Chief, An. Indus. Div., 
 N. C. Agr. Exp. Sta. and Exten. Service, 
 1913 — . Auth.: Various Buls. at Ala. Poly. 
 Inst., N. C. Exp. Sta., Federal Dept. of Agr. 
 Sec, So. Assn. of Agr. Workers. Married 
 Lillian Dale, 1901, Albany, Mo. Children: 
 Daniel Thomas, Jr., b. N 25, 1910 (died N 23, 
 191 1); Emily Dale, b. My 25, 1913; Lillian H., 
 b. My 25, 1914. Address, N. C. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 West Raleigh, N. C. 
 
 G265. JOSEPH FAMES GREAVES 
 Professor; M. S., 190S; b. N 2, 1880, Logan 
 City, Ut.; s. Joseph C. .(b- D i, 1858. Provo, 
 L't.) and Catherine M. (Fames) Greaves (b. 
 S .'2, i8ss, Logan, Ut.). B. S., Ut. Agr. Coll., 
 1904; Ph. D., Univ. of Calif., 191 1. Asst. 
 Chem., Ut. Exp. Sta., 1904-08; Assoc, do., 
 1908-09; Prof., Chem., Ut. Agr. Coll., 1908- 
 11; Assoc. Prof., do., 1911; Prof., Physiol., 
 Chem., and Bacterid., do., 1912 — . Auth.: Ef- 
 fects of Soluble Salts on Insoluble Phosphates, 
 Jour. Biol. Chem., Vol. 7; Distribution of the 
 Nitrogen of Wheat between the Flour, Bran, 
 and Shorts, Jour. Agr. Sc. Vol. 4; The Move- 
 ment of Nitric Nitrogen in Soil and its Rela- 
 tion to Nitrogen Fixation, Ut. Exp. Sta. Bui., 
 No. 114, 191 1 ; Some Factors Influencing the 
 Quantitative Determination of Arsenic in 
 Soils, Joiir. A. C. S., \'o\. 35; The Influence 
 of Arsenic upon the Biological Transforma- 
 tions of Nitrogen in Soils. Burchem Bui., Vol. 
 3; The Influence of Arsenic on the Bacteriol 
 .\ctivities of the Soil, Sc. Monthly, 1917; num- 
 erous other articles on chemical and bacterio- 
 logical subjects. Mem., A. A. A. S.; Soc. of 
 Am. Bacteriol.; A. C. S. Married Parnecy 
 Dudley, Je 10, 1907, Logan, LTt. Children: 
 Joseph Dudley, b. My 18, 1908; Florence Dud- 
 ley, b. Jl 2. 1909; Pernecy Dudley, b. Ja 26, 
 1Q13; Vera Dudley, b. N 29, 1914; Mary Or- 
 etta, b. My 20, 1917. Address, 445 N. 3E. Lo- 
 gan, Utah. 
 
 BESSIE ROSE GREEN 
 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 3001.) 
 
 G266. GRACE GREEN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1918; b. D 20, 1895; d. Cal- 
 vin Weininger (b. D 25, 1856, Putnam Co., 
 O.) and Emily Alice (Brundige) Green (b. O 
 8, 1861, Hancock Co., O.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington H. S. A. B. 111. Wesleyan, 1917. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma; Grad. Club; Classical 
 Club. Teacher. H. S., Bloomington, 111., 
 191 8 — . Address, 1214 N. East St., Blooming- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 JAMES HENRY GREENE 
 191 S. M. S. (See No. 3384.) 
 
 G267. ROBERT EDMAN GREENFIELD 
 Chem. and Bacterid.; A. M., 1916; b. F 17, 
 Sabetha, Kan.; s. James Edman (b. Ag 1857, 
 Branford, Can.) and Ida Caroline (Robert- 
 son) Greenfield (b. My 30. 1861, Benton Har- 
 bor, Mich.). Prepared in Sabetha (Kan.) H. 
 S. A. B., LIniv. of Kan., 1914. Sigma Xi; Phi 
 I ambda Upsilon. Asst., Chem., Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll.. 1914-15; Grad. Stud.. Univ. of 111., 1915- 
 16; Bacteriol.. 111. St. Water Sur., 1916-18. ist 
 1 t., San. Corps. N. .\., 1918; do., Water 
 Analvsis Lab., A. P. O. 702, A. E. F., 1918; 
 Capt.. do., Sch. Detachment, Univ. of Rennes, 
 France. 1918 — . Married Eleanor Myers, Jl 10. 
 1917, Shawnee, Okla. Address, Sabetha, Kan. 
 
 EDWIN GARDNER GREENMAN, Jr. 
 1907. M. E. (See No. 1691.) 
 
 NINA VIVIAN GRESHAM 
 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 4172-) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 771 
 
 HARRY NORMAN GRIDLEY 
 "1902. A. M. (See No. 1510.) 
 
 GEORGE LYMAN GRIMES 
 1904. M. E. (See No. 1035.) 
 
 G268. RUBY MABEL GRIMES 
 Teacher; A. M., 1913; b. Ap 27, 1888. 
 Wheeler, S. Dak.; d. Adam (b. Jl 8, 1849, Ind.) 
 and Minnie L. (Lewis) Grimes (b. F 13, 1849, 
 Siisquehana Co.. Pa.). Prepared in Ward 
 Acad., Academy, S. Dak. A. B., Yankton Coll., 
 191 1. Achoth. Scholarship in ISIath.. Univ. of 
 III., 1912-13. Teacher, Math., H. S., Urbana, 
 1913-14; Asst., Math., Yankton Coll., 1914-16; 
 Grad. Asst.. Math., Univ. of 111.. 1916-17; 
 Teacher, Math., Tp. H. S., Robinson, 111., 
 1917 — ; do. Yankton Coll., summer 1918. 
 Mem., Congr'. Church; D. A. R.; O. E. S. Ad- 
 dress, 604 N. Cross St., Robinson, 111. 
 
 G269. CLARE ELMER GRIFFIN 
 Instructor; A. M., 191 5; b. Mr 22, 1892, 
 Allegan, Mich.; s. Frank and Ethel Mae 
 (Lewis) Griffin. Prepared in Traverse City 
 (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion Coll., 1914; Ph. 
 D., Johns Hopkins, 1918. Phi Eta. Scholar m 
 Econ., 1914-15; Fellow, 1915-16; Instr., Econ., 
 Dartmouth Coll.. 1916-17; Instr., Transporta- 
 tion, Johns Hopkins. 1917-18. ist Lt., Statis- 
 tics Branch, Gen. Staff, Washington, D. C, 
 1918 — . Married Florence L. Parsons D 28. 
 191 7, St. Clair, Mich. Address, 2737 St. Paul 
 St., Baltimore; bus. add., 1717 17th St., N. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 G270. ALFRED WILLIAM GROSS 
 A. M., 1917; b. Ja 24, 1881, Joliet. 111.; s. 
 William Frederick (b. Je 30, 1848, Prussia) and 
 Charlotte (Conrad) Gross (b. Je 14. 1856, 
 Elmhurst, 111.). Prepared in Mt. Carroll and 
 Lee H. Schs. Ph. B., Northwestern Coll., 1909- 
 Kappa Delta Pi. Prin., H. S., Monticello, 111., 
 1909H2; Supt., Schs., do., 1912-16; Grad. 
 Stud. Univ. of 111., 1917— . Mem., Presby. 
 Church; Pres.. Grad. Club, Univ., of 111., 1917- 
 18. Married Emma Julia Zwicker, Je 25, 1912, 
 Sherrard, 111. Children: Llewellyn Zwicker. b. 
 Jl 13, 1914; Alfred Glyndon, b. Jl 10, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, 908 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 G271. CECIL ROBERT GROSS 
 Bacteriologist; M. S., 1917; b. Je 17, 1892, 
 Ithaca, N. Y.; s. Louis B. and Mary Gertrude 
 Gross. Prepared in Ithaca (N. Y.) H. S. B. S., 
 Cornell, 1915. Asst., Bacteriol., Univ. of 111.. 
 1915-17. Pvt. i32d Field Hospital Co., U. S. 
 Nat. Guard, (Zamp Logan, Houston, Tex., 1917- 
 18; io8th San. Train, A. E. F., 1918; Sorbonne 
 Univ.. Paris, France, 1918 — . Mem., A. C. S.; 
 Soc. of Am. Bacteriols. Address, loi Giles St., 
 Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 G272. JOHN EARL GUBERLET 
 Parasitologist; A. M., 191 1; Ph. D., 1914; b. 
 Mr 18, 1887, Courtland, Neb.; s. William (b. S 
 14, 1848, Couer Hessen, Ger.) and Flora 
 (Pelican) Guberlet Cb. Ap 24. Prague, Aus- 
 tria). Prepared in Hardy (Neb.) H. S.; Beth 
 any Acad., Lindsborg, Kan. A. B.,_ Bethany 
 Coll., 1909. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. Instr.. 
 Zool., Univ. of Ore., 1914-15; Prof., Biol., 
 Carroll Coll., Waukesha, Wis., 1915-18; Para 
 sitol., Okla. A. and M. Coll. and Exp. Sta. 
 Stillwater, Okla., 1918 — . Auth.: On the 
 Osteologv of Some of the Loricati, ///. Biol. 
 Monographs, Vol. 2, 191 5; Studies on the 
 Transmission and Prevention of Cestode In- 
 fection in Chickens, Jour. Am. Veterinary Med. 
 Assn., \'ol. 49, 1916; Morphology of Adult and 
 Larval Cestodes from Poultry, Transactions 
 Am. Microscopical Soc, Vol. 35, 1916. Mem., 
 A. A. A. S.; Am. Microscopical Soc; Am. Soc. 
 of Zool.; The Entomol. Soc. of Am.; 111. 
 Acad, of Sc; A. F. A. M.; Presby. Church. 
 Married Luriel Lewin, D 29, 1915, Lindsborg, 
 Kan. Address, 218 Knoblock St., Stillwater, 
 Okla.; bus. add.. Okla. A. and M. Coll., do. 
 
 G273. ANTONIO GUELL 
 Professor; E. E., igio; b. Jl 8. 1882. San 
 Jose, Costa Rica; s. Santiago (b. Santa Clara, 
 Cuba) and Manuela (Gutierrez) Guell (b. San 
 Jose. Costa Rica). Prepared in Pub. Sch. and 
 I.iceo de Costa Rica, San Jose, Costa Rica. 
 B. S., La. St. Univ., 1905; M. S., do., 1906; 
 M. E., do., 1907; Asst. Mech. Engr., 1906-07; 
 Instr., Romance Langs., La. St.' Univ., 1907-08; 
 Research Fellow, E. -E. Dept., Univ. of 111., 
 1908-10; Instr., Mech. Engng., La. St. Univ., 
 1910-12; Asst. Prof., do., 1912-17; Prof., do., 
 1917 — . Auth.: Mechanical Stresses in Trans- 
 mission Lines, Engng. E.vp. Sta. Bui. No. 54, 
 Univ. of 111. Mem., Sigma Xi; Assoc. Mem., 
 A. I. E. E. Married Nicolasa Tristan, Ag 12, 
 191 1, San Jose, Costa Rica. Address, 668 St. 
 Mary St., Baton Rouge, La.; bus. add., Louis- 
 iana State Univ., do. 
 
 *LAURENCE RICHARD GULLEY 
 
 1911. M. S. 1917. M. E. (See No. 4179) 
 
 G274. GILBERT GUSLER 
 Associate; M. S., 1918; b. Ap i, 1887. Grov- 
 er Hill, O.; s. Simon Allen (b. My 8, 1S58, do.) 
 and Kate Eunice (Gilbert) Gusler (b. S 7, 1861, 
 Granville, O.). Prepared in Tri-St. Coll., An- 
 gola, Ind. B. S., O. St. Univ., 1912. Agr. Club. 
 Asst., An. Husb., O. St. Univ., 1912-13; Instr., 
 do., 1913-14; Asst. Prof., do., 1914-15; Assoc, 
 do., Univ. of 111., 191S — ; Investigator, office of 
 Markets, U. S. Dept. of Agr.. 191 5, summer 
 1918. Auth.: Judging Dairy Cattle, Agr. E.vten. 
 Dept., O. St. Univ., 1915; Cooperation in Mar- 
 keting live stock. O. Fanner, Vol. 134, 1914; 
 Pasture Grown Pigs. Country Gentlemen, Vol. 
 79. 1914; Periodical Changes in Cattle Prices, 
 A)ii. Farming, Ap 1915; When Meat is Worth 
 the Most, Country Gentlemen, Vol. 80, 1915; 
 The Time to Sell a Horse, do.. Vol. 81, 1916; A 
 Pound of Flesh, do.. Vol. 82, 1917; Problems 
 in Marketing Live Stock. Agr. Stud., My, 1916; 
 Beef Cattle and Permanent Agr., do., S 1917; 
 When Meat is Wanted Most, Breeders' Gazette, 
 Vol. 72, 1917; other articles. Mem., A. A. A. S.; 
 Am. Genetic Assn.; Am. Soc. of An. Produc- 
 tion. Married Emilie Katherine Renz. Jl 1915, 
 Baltimore. Child, Katherine Margaret, b. My 
 1916. Address, 1302 S. Orchard St., Urbana; 
 bus. add., Univ. of HI., do. 
 
 AXEL FERDINAND GUSTAFSON 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 3006.) 
 
 JOHN CHRISTOPHER GUSTAFSON 
 1906. A. E. (See No. 2406.) 
 
 FRED JAY GRAY 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4682.) 
 
 LENNA MABEL GREGORY (WALKER) 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 3755-) 
 
 OWEN EUGENE GRIGSBY 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4684.) 
 
 LUDWIG GUTMAN 
 1910. E. E. (See No. 2113.) 
 
 ALTA GWINN 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 3007.) 
 
 MARY ANNA HAAN 
 
 1913. A. M. (See No. si77-) 
 
 WILLIAM CARL FRANK HENRY 
 HACHMEISTER 
 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 2685.) 
 
 FRANK STANLEY HADFIELD 
 1905. M. E. (See No. 2114.) 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 HARRY GRAY HAKE 
 1910. M. S. 1913. E. E. (See No. 3009.) 
 
 G27S. HENRY FIELDING HADLEY 
 
 Chemist; A. M., 1912; Ph. D., 1914; b. N 
 8. 1888, Danville, Ind.; s. M. M. and May 
 Hadley. A. B., Millikin Univ., 191 1. Chem., 
 Food and Drug Dept., Vermilion, S. Dak. 
 Address, Vermilion, S. Dak. 
 
 G276. 
 
 CARL HERMAN HAESSLER 
 (Husband of G37) 
 
 Instr. and Writer; Ph. D., 191 7; b. Ag 5, 
 18S8, Milwaukee; s. Herman Ferdinand (b. 
 S 18, 1864, Sweden) and Lina Elizabeth (Wag- 
 ner) Haessler (b. Ap 17, 1864. Milwaukee). 
 Prepared in West Div. H. S., Milwaukee. 
 B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1911; A. B., O.xford 
 Univ., 1914. Phi Beta Kappa; Rhodes Scholar- 
 ship; Sec. and Pres., Socialist Club. Asst., 
 Phil., Univ. of 111., 1914-17; Writer on Mil- 
 waukee Leader, 1917-18. Auth. : Why We 
 are at War, People's Council of Milwaukee; 
 The Right to Oppose War; Review of Boodins, 
 A Realistic Universe, Jour, of Eng. and Ger. 
 Philol. Refused to serve or to wear military 
 uniform under selective service law, and was 
 sentenced to Leavenworth Prison, 1918. Mem., 
 Independent Labor Party of Eng.; Socialist 
 Party of Am.; People's Council of Am.; Fabian 
 Soc. of Eng. Married Mildred Barnes (g'17), 
 D 27, 1917, Lansing, Mich. Address, 528 
 Chestnut St., Milwaukee. 
 
 G277. ROBERT MURRAY HAIG 
 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; b. O 3, 1887, Co- 
 lumbus, O.; s. James (b. F 24, 1S61, do.) and 
 Mary Caroline (Murray) Haig (b. Ja 26, i860. 
 do.). Prepared in Central H. S., Columbusj 
 O. A. B., O. Wesleyan Univ., 1908; Ph. D., 
 Columbia, 1914. Delta Tau Delta. Special 
 honors in Econ., 1908; Schol^ Univ. of 111., 
 1908-09; Garth Fellow in Pol. Econ., Columbia. 
 1911-12. Pvt. Sec. and Res. Asst. to Dean 
 Kinley, Univ. of 111.; Instr., Econ., Columbia, 
 1912-16; Asst. Prof., do.^ 1916 — . Chm., Com. 
 on Sources of Municipal Revenue, Nat. Mu- 
 nicipal League, 1915 — ; Expert Investigator, 
 Com. on Taxation, New York City, 1914-16; 
 Consulting Expert on Taxation, Survey Com. 
 on St. affairs, Colo., 1916; do.. Province of 
 Saskatchewan, 1917-18; do.. Province of Brit- 
 ish Columbia, 1917-18; do., Province of 
 Alberta, 191 8. Asst. Ed., Pol. Sc. Quarterly. 
 Auth.: A Hist, of the General Property Tax in 
 111., Univ. of 111., 1914; The Exemption of 
 Improvements from Taxation in Can. and the 
 U. S., Pub. by City of New York, 191 5; Some 
 Proljable Effects of Exemption of Improvements 
 from Taxation in the City of New York, Pub. 
 by City of New York, 1915; The Attack on 
 the Colorado Tax Commission, Am. Econ. 
 Rev., Vol. 6, D 1916; Preliminary Report 
 of the Committee on New Sources of Revenue 
 of the National Municipal League, Nat. Mtm 
 Rev., Vol. 5, Ja. 1916; Maryland Tax Reports, 
 do., O, 1916; The Unearned Increment in 
 Gary, Pol. Sc. Qitarterh-. Vol. 32, Mr 1917; 
 Tax Exemption Through Tax Capitalization, 
 Bui. Nat. Tax Assn., Vol. 2, Ap, 1917; The 
 Effects of Increment Taxes upon Building 
 Operations, Quarterly Jour. Econ., Vol. 29, 
 Ag, 191 5; The Unearned Increment Tax in 
 Alberta, Am. Econ. Rev., Vol. 4, N 1914; va- 
 rious other articles, pamphlets and reports on 
 taxation. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; Nat. Tax 
 Assn.; Nat. Municipal League; M. E. Church; 
 Fac. Club, Columbia. Married Gertrude M. 
 Hopping, Je 20, 1912, Indianapolis. Child, 
 James, b. F 19. 191 5. Address, 741 Fort Wash- 
 ington Ave., New York City; bus. add., Co- 
 lumbia Univ., do. 
 
 G278. GEORGE CLARK HAINES 
 Entomologist; M. S., 1909; b. Ag 30, 1884, 
 Durand, 111.; s. Dr. (jeorge Marvin (b. S 9, 
 1846, Greensboro, Vt.) and Octavia Louise 
 (Goodrich) Haines (b. O 21, 1844, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Durand H. S. ; Beloit Coll. Acad. 
 R. S., Beloit Coll., 1908; M. S., do.. Lab. Asst., 
 Biol., Beloit Coll., 1909-13; Asst. to Govt. 
 Entomol., New Hanover, Natal, 1913-17; Asst. 
 Entomol., Div. of Entomol., Cedara, Natal, 
 Union of South Africa, 191 7 — . Address, ■ 
 Cedara, Natal, Union of South Africa. 
 
 G279. MARGARET SCUDDER HALEY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1918; b, F 29, 1896, Chi- 
 cago; d. Samuel (.b. Je 12, 1862, Hawley, Pa.) 
 and Rosa (Starnes) Haley (b. My 19, 1862, 
 Maryville, Mo.). Prepared in Grand Prairie 
 Sem., Onarga, 111. A. B., Knox Coll., 1917. 
 Teacher, Hist., Tp. H. S., Yates City. 111. 
 Address, Joy, 111.; bus. add., Yates City, 111. 
 
 ARTHUR RAYMOND HALL 
 1902. A. M. (See No. 1513). 
 
 ELIZABETH TWINING HALL 
 1901. A. M. (See No. 1342). 
 
 HOMER HALL 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 5181). 
 
 LOUIS DIXON HALL 
 1906. M. S. (See No. 1229.) 
 
 MARGARET HOPE HALLETT ' 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 4184), 
 
 G280, KATHERINE CAROLINE HALSEY 
 
 Y. W. C. A. Sec; A. M., 1909; b. S 24, 
 1 886, Lake Forest, 111.; d. John J. (b. N 23, 
 184S, Louisville, Kv.) and Elizabeth (Gardner) 
 Halsey (b. F 22, 1863, Buskirk's Bridge, N. Y.).' 
 Prepared in Ferry Hall Sem., Lake Forest, 111. 
 A. B., Lake Forest Coll., 1908. Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma; Illiola; Scholarship in Pol. Sc. Sec, 
 Y. W. C. A., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1909-11; 
 Nat. Tr. Sch., Y. W. C. A., 1911-12; Sec, Y. 
 W. C. A., Cleveland, O., 1912-13; do., Hazel- 
 ton, Pa., 1914; Field Stud. Sec, Y. W. C. A., 
 1914-16; Kan., Colo., Wyo., Ut., 1916-17; Y. W. 
 C A. Sec, China Nat. Com. of Shanghai, 
 China, 1916-17; Stud., Chinese Lang., Peking 
 Union Lang. Sch., 1917 — . Address, Box 713, 
 U. S. P. O., Shanghai, China. 
 
 G281. CLYDE CARNEY HAMILTON 
 Entomologist; M. S., 1916; b. Je 24, 1890,- 
 Salina, Kan.; s. J. E. Hamilton. Prepared in 
 Acad., Campbell Coll. B. S., Kan. St. Agr. 
 Coll., 1913. Special field Agt., Dept. of En- 
 tomol., Kan. St. Agr!. Coll., 1913; Instr., 
 Cornell, 1916-18; U. S. Entomol., Columbia, 
 Mo., 1918 — . Address, R. i, Holton, Kan. 
 
 G282. »NAIN DELF HAMILTON 
 M. S., 1907; b. Mr 26, 1870, Wells Co., 
 Ind.; s. William Marshall (b. Mr 31, 1840, 
 Rush Co., Ind.) and Mary Elizabeth (Beaty) 
 Hamilton (b. S 18, 1840, Holmes Co., O.). 
 Prepared in North Manchester Coll. A. B., 
 Ind. Univ., 1902. Delta Tau Delta. Fellow, 
 Indus. Chem., 1906-07; Factory Executive, 
 Corn Products Refining Co., 1907-10; Traveling 
 Salesman, W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., 1910-T2; 
 Correspondent and Salesman. Typewriters Dis- 
 tributing Syndicate, 1912; Sales Mgr., Welch 
 Mfg. Co., Chicago, 1912-18. Auth.: The 
 Weathering of Coal, Univ. of 111., 1907. Died 
 Mr II, 1918, Chicago. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 773 
 
 G283. •HOWARD SPURR HAMMOND 
 
 A. M., 1909; b. Ja 18, 1885, Goshen, Conn.; 
 s. George S. (b. 1848, Lincoln, Eng.) and 
 Emily Jennie (Spurr) Hammond (b. My 1843, 
 Salisbury, Conn.). Prepared in Torrington 
 (Conn.) H. S. A. B., O. St. Univ., 190S. Sigma 
 Xi; Gamma Alpha. Instr.. Bot., St. Univ. of 
 la.; Assoc. Prof., do., N. M. Coll. of Agr. and 
 Mech. Arts; Prof., Bot., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1914- 
 18. Auth. : Embryology of Oxalis Corniculata 
 L., O. Naturalist, 190S; Some Midwinter Moss- 
 es, Am. Botanist, 1909. Mem., Nat. Geog. Soc; 
 A. A. A. S. Married Sara Louise Kerr, Ag 4, 
 1909. Died Ja 14, 1918, Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 G284. JAMES WESTON HAMMOND 
 Associate; M. S., 1908; b. D 21, 1884, Water- 
 loo, la.; s. Robert Alexander (b. St. Clairsville, 
 O.) and Linnie (Brown) Hammond (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Bridgeport (O.) H. S. B. S., O. St. 
 Univ., 1906. Assoc, An. Husb., O. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta. Married Avice Beatrice Shuey. N 1913, 
 Decatur, 111. Child, Frank Eugene, b. Ap 10, 
 1915. Address, Madison Hill, Wooster, O. ; bus. 
 add., O. Exp. Sta., do. 
 
 ALFRED CHESTER HANFORD 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 3183.) 
 G28S. WESLEY WALLACE HANFORD 
 Chemist; M. S., 1915; b. Jl 24, 1890, Elmira, 
 N. Y. ; s. Alice Hanford. Prepared in Oneonta 
 Norm. Sch. B. S., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1913. 
 Asst. Chem., St. Water Surv., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-15; Asst. Bact. and Chem., Univ. of N. 
 Dak., Grand Forks, N. Dak., 1915 — . Address, 
 317 William St., Middleton, Conn.; bus. add.. 
 Univ. of N. Dak., Grand Forks, N. Dak. 
 
 G286. HELEN IRENE HANNA 
 A. M., 1918; b. D 21, 1866, Epworth, la.; A. 
 B., Central Coll., 1916. Address, Epworth, la. 
 
 ROY HANSEN 
 
 1918. M. S. (See No. 6279.) 
 
 G287. FRANK BLAIR HANSON 
 
 Instructor; A. M., 1915; b. Jl 15, 1886, 
 Blooniington, 111.; s. Warren John (b. S 26, 
 1858, Morgan Co., O.) and Luzetta (Adrean) 
 Hanson (b. N 30, i860, do.). Prepared in 
 Bloomington H. S.; O. Wesleyan Prep Sch. 
 Civilian Clerk, Departmental Service, Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1905-7; 1911-12. A. B., George 
 Washington Univ., 1913. Fellowship, Univ. of 
 111., 1914-15; Fellow Am. Univ., 1915-16; Instr., 
 Zool., Washington Univ., St. Louis, 1916 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married Harriet Roman 
 Cavender, Je 21, 1910, Washington, D. C. Chil- 
 dren: Betty Blair, b. N 21, 1915; Phyllis 
 Claire, b. N 11, 1917. Address, 4924 Buck- 
 ingham Court, St. Louis; bus. add., Washing- 
 ton Univ., do. 
 
 PAUL JOHN HANZLIK 
 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 3395.) 
 
 TSO CHANG HAO 
 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7582.) 
 G288. SADA ANNIS HARBARGER 
 
 Business; A. M., 1909; b. Ag 13, 1884, 
 Columbus, O.; d. James Winfield (b. Ja 20, 
 1852, Clarion Co., Pa.) and Adaline Samantha 
 (Burt) Harbarger (b. O 26, 1855, Jackson Co., 
 O.). Prepared in Clinton Tp. (O.) H. S. A. B,. 
 O. St. Univ., 1906. Gamma Phi Beta; Alethenai. 
 Teacher, H. S., Worthington, O., 1906-07; 
 Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1907-17; do. and 
 Instr., do., Columbia, summer 1916-17; Service 
 Dept., Bus. Tr. Corp., New York City, 1918 — . 
 Auth.: The Sag of the Second Year, Bui. for 
 the Promotion of Engng. Ediic; First Year 
 Fatalities, do.; Theme Subjects for Engng. Stu- 
 dents, Eng. Jour.; Rhetoric and the Engineer, 
 The Technograph. Mem., M. E. Church. Ad- 
 dress. Hamden, Vinton Co., O. ; bus. add., 509 
 W. i2ist St., New York City. 
 
 G288A. CHESTER CLYDE HARBISON 
 
 Assistant; A. M., 1918; b. F 14, 1882, Morse 
 Hill, Mo. A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1914; B. Ed., 
 Cape Girardeau Norm., 1913. Asst., Pub. Speak- 
 ing, Univ. of Mich., 1912-13; Instr., Eng. and 
 Pub. Speaking, Fairmount Coll., 1913-14; Head, 
 Dept., do., 1914-16; Asst., Pub, Speaking, 
 Univ. of 111., 1916-18. Address, 1529 N. Hol- 
 yoke Ave., Wichita, Kan.t 
 
 G289. OSCAR EDWARD HARDER 
 
 Research Chem.; Ph. D., 1915; b. F 3, 1883, 
 Franklin Co., Ark.; s. Willis Martin (b. 1854, 
 Tenn.) and Margaret Elizabeth (Worley) Har- 
 der (b. 1861, do.). Prepared in Prep. Dept., 
 Univ. of Okla.; Okla. Agr. and Mech. Coll.; 
 Central St. Norm. Coll. of Okla. A. B., Univ. 
 of Okla., 1910; A. M., do., 1911. Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Fellow, 
 Applied Chem., 1915-17; Research Chem., Com. 
 C-9, Am. Soc. for Testing Materials, Lewis 
 Inst., Chicago, 1917-18; Research Chem. in 
 charge of chem. investigations, Portland Ce- 
 ment Assn., Struct. Material Research Lab., 
 do.; do., N. K. Fairbank Co., igi8 — . Auth.: 
 (with D. A. Abrams) A Simple Method for De- 
 tecting Organic Impurities in Sands, Concrete 
 High'way Mag., 1918; Calorimetric Test for Or- 
 ganic Impurities in Sand, Bui. Struct. Material 
 Research Lab., Lewis Inst., 1917; (with D. F. 
 McParland) Alloys of Chronium, Chopper, and 
 Nickel, Bui. p,?, Univ. of III. Engng. E.rp. Sta., 
 191 7; do., Proceedings of Am. Inst. Metals, 
 191 5. Mem., A. C. S., 1909 — ; A. A. A. S., 
 1912 — ; Am. Inst. Metals, 1915 — . Address, 622 
 N. Troy St., Chicago; bus. add., N. K. Fair- 
 bank Co., do. 
 
 G290. HAZEL HARDIN (MARTIN) 
 (Wife of No. G453) 
 
 A. M., 1912; b. F 21, 1S86, Knightstown, 
 Ind. ; d. Edward (b. do.) and Nettie (Compton) 
 Hardin (b. Greensburg, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Knightstown (Ind.) H. S. A. B., De Pauw Un- 
 iv., 1908. Alpha Phi. Married Oscar Ross Mar- 
 tin (g'13), Ag 12. 1913. Child, Edward Ross, 
 b. My 21, 1916. Address, 1808 S. 22nd St., Lin- 
 coln, Neb. 
 
 G291. WILLIAM IVERSON HARGIS 
 Civ. Engr.; M. S., 1911; b. O i, 1886, Oxford, 
 Miss.; s. William Iverson (b. 1852, Tyro, 
 Miss.) and Laura (Adair) Hargis (b. 1857, 
 do.). Prepared in Oxford (Miss.) H. S. B. E., 
 Univ. of Miss., 1907. Municipal Engng., Te.x. 
 forts, Dallas, Tex.; Asst. Engr., Chickasaw 
 Shipbuilding Co., Mobile, Ala., 1917 — . Married 
 Edna Grayum, O 15, 1012. Snyder. Tex. Ad- 
 dress, Chickasaw .Shipbuilding Co., Mobile, Ala. 
 
 G292. CHARLES LEROY HARLAN 
 Professor; A. M., 1915; b. F 17, 1884, Con- 
 nersville, Ind. ; s. Edward W. Harlan. Pre- 
 pared in Connersville (Ind.) H. S. B. S., 
 Valparaiso Univ., 1906: A. B., Ind. Univ., 
 1912. Supt., Mound City, 111., 1909-10; Head, 
 Educ. Dept., Central Norm. Coll., Danville, 
 Ind., 1912-13; Asst., Educ, Univ. of 111., 1013- 
 14; Prof., Educ. N. Y. St. Norm, and Tr. 
 Sch., 1914—. Address, 184 W. 5th St., Os- 
 wego, N. Y. ; bus. add.. State Normal and 
 Training School, do. 
 
 JOHN JAMES HARMAN 
 1906. M. E. (See No. 1694.) 
 
 G293. CLAUDE HARPER 
 Univ. Agr. Exten.; M. S., 1918; b. S 29, 
 1891. Ligonier, Ind.; s. Willis Leslie Cb. Ag 
 31, 1S66, do.) and Cisire (DeVault) Harper 
 (b. Ag II, 1S72, Cromwell, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Ligonier (Ind.) H. S. B. S., Purdue Univ., 
 1914. Alpha Gamma Rho; Hoof and Horn Club. 
 Instr., An. Husb., Univ. of 111., 19 14-18; 
 Sheep extension work, Lafayette, Ind., 1918 — . 
 Married Mary Frances Vernon, Je 30, 191S, 
 Goshen, Ind. Children: Claude. Jr., b. Ap 21, 
 19 16; Robert Vernon, b. Jl 5, 19 17. Address, 
 Lafayette, Ind. 
 
774 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Gj94. merritt harper 
 
 Professor; M. S., 190^; b. O 24, 1877, Grove 
 City, ().; s. J.imes (b. N 9, 1S44, Kingston, 
 Ont., Can.) and Elizal)eth Ann (Seeds) Har- 
 per (b. N 15, 1855, Grove City, O.). Prepared 
 in Grove City (6.) 11. S. B. S., O. St. Univ., 
 1901. Special Agt., Grass and Forage Crop 
 Investigation, IT. S. Dept. of Agr., 1902-05; 
 Asst., An. llusb., Univ. of Mo., 1902-03; Asst., 
 Agr., do., 1903-05; Instr., An. Husb., Cornell, 
 1905-07; Asst. Prof., 1907-13; Prof., 1913 — . 
 Auth. : Manual of P'arm Animals, The Mac- 
 millan Co., 191 1; Practical Horse Training and 
 Breaking, do., 191 2; Animal Husbandry for 
 School, do., 191 3; Management and Breed- 
 ing of Horses, (Grange Judd Co., 1913; Breed- 
 ing Farm Animals, do.. 1914; Various articles 
 on Horse Training, Handling, Feeding. Etc., 
 Bailey's Encyclopedia; Articles on different 
 phases of Agr., The Cornell Coiiiitryinan. .4iii. 
 Brecdeys Mag. and the Outlook; Pamphlets 
 for the Cornell Reading Course for Farmers; 
 Cornell Rural Course Leaflet; articles on An. 
 Husb. and Agr. Mem., Am. Genetic Assn.; 
 Nat. Geog. Assn.; A. A. A. S.; A. A. O. N. 
 M. S.; A. F. A. M., 32nd degree. Married 
 Elizabeth M. Tanton, Jl 1909, llubbardsville, 
 N. J. Children: James Tanton, b. Ja 10, 
 1913; John Tanton. b. Jl 7, 1917- Addres.i, 
 Animal Husbandry Dept., Cornell Univ., 
 Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 CHESTER EELIS HARRIS 
 
 1903. A. M. (See No. 1695.) 
 
 JAMES WALDO HARRIS 
 
 1917. C. E. (See No. 477-) 
 G205. OLIVE CAROLINE HARRIS 
 
 Teacher; A. M., igi6; b. F 27, 1804, Bishop 
 Hill. 111.; d. Israel John (b. O 24, 1857, Elba. 
 111.) and Emma (Nelson) Harris (b. Ja 21, 
 1864, Knoxville, 111.). Prepared in Abingdon 
 H. S. A. B., Iledding Coll., 1915. Scholarship, 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-16. Teacher, Eng., H. S., 
 Le Roy, 111., 191^ — . Address, Abingdon, 111.; 
 bus. add., High School, Le Roy, 111. 
 
 G296. ANNABEL RUTH HARRISON 
 (JORDAN) 
 
 A. M., 1909; b. Jl 3, 1888, Marseilles, 111.; 
 d. William Henry (b. Ja 22, 1845. N. Y.) 
 and Cora Evelyn (Fleming) Harrison (b. S i, 
 1859, Marseilles, 111.). Prepared in Ottawa 
 H. S. A. B., Knox Coll., 1908. Scholarship, 
 Univ. of 111. Teacher, Mazon, 111., 1909-11. 
 Mem., Baptist Church. Married John Clark 
 Jordan, Ag 191 1, Galesburg, 111. Address, 
 Fayettcville, Ark. 
 
 G297. BRUCE MAGILL HARRISON 
 
 Professor; M. S., 1908; b. Mr 29. 1881, 
 Ottawa, Kan.; s. Thomas Wilson (b. Putnam 
 Co., Ind.) and Harriet Lillias (Perkins) Har- 
 rison. Prepared in Ottawa Univ. Acad., Ot 
 tawa, Kan. B. .^., Ottawa Univ., 1905. Scholar- 
 ship, Zool.; Grad. Club. Instr.. Sc, H. S., 
 Ouincy, 111., 1908-10; Instr., Zool., la. St. 
 Coll., 1910 13; Asst. Prof., do., 1913; Asst. 
 St. Entomol., la. St. Univ., Ames, la., 1916 — . 
 Mem., A. A. A. S. Married Lessie May (Ton- 
 fare, Ag II, 1909, Ames, la. Children: Dwight 
 T., b. Ag 14, iqii; Louise A., b. Ja 21, 1914- 
 Address, 412 Welch Ave., Ames, la. 
 
 SAMUEL ALEXANDER HARRISON 
 
 1888. A. M. (See No. SU-) 
 
 G29S. ALOA ALICE HASKETT 
 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; b. Mr 10, 1890; d. 
 Nathan B. (b. S 14. i^SO) and Martha E. 
 (White) Ilaskett (b. D 8, 1863, Neoga, 111.). 
 Prepared in Ikloomington H. S. A. B., 111. 
 Wesleyan, 1Q13. Instr., Latin and Math., Tp. 
 H. S.. Divernon, 111., 1014—- Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address. 7^2 E. Bell St., Blooming- 
 ton 111.; bus. add.. High School, Divernon, 
 HI. 
 
 ELIZABETH MARY HATCH 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 5194.) 
 
 G299. WILLIAM DURRELL HATFIELD 
 
 Chemist; M. S., 1916; Ph. D., 1918; b. Jl 7, 
 1892, Jacksonville, 111.; s. E. E. (b. do.) and 
 Sarah Jane (MolTel) Hatfield. Prepared in 
 Jacksonville II. S. B. S., 111. Coll., 1914. 
 Aljilia Chi Sigma; I'hi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma 
 Xi. Cheni., 111. St. Water Sur. Co. B, 5th 
 Inf., 111. Nat. Guard, 1910-13. Auth.: The 
 Fertilizer Value of Activated Sludge, Univ. of 
 111.. St. Water Sur., Series No. 13, do., Bui. 5, 
 Vol. 14. Married Clarinda Wyne, F 15, 1919. 
 .Address, looi W. State St., Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 HOWARD CHARLES HAUNGS 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 3019.) 
 
 G300. ARTHUR BLAINE HAW 
 M. S., 1917; b. D IS, 1888, Ottumwa, la.; s. 
 Christopher (b. 1852, Wis.) and Clara Ellen 
 (Bowen) Haw (b. 1867, Ottumwa, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Ottumwa (la.) H. S.; la. St. Coll., 
 1908-11. B. S^ Harvard, 1913. U. S. A. Base 
 llosp.. Camp Greene, N. C., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 A spectroscopic study of the copper salts of 
 polypeptides and proteins, Jottr. A. C. S., 1916. 
 .Iddress, 316 W. sth St., Ottumwa, 111. 
 
 G301. CASSIUS CLAY HAYDEN 
 Chief in Dairy Husb.; M. S., 1909; b. D 1, 
 1871, I'erry Co., O.; s. Leander (b. O 4, 1844) 
 and Sarah (Moore) Ilayden (b. Mr 11, 1848). 
 Prepared in Spring Arbor Sem., Mich. B. S. 
 A., O. St. Univ. Townshend Lit. Soc. Cream- 
 ery operator and foreman, san. milk plant, 1902- 
 03; Asst., Coll. of Agr. Exp. Sta., oniv. of 111., 
 1903-05; Instr., and Asst. Sta., 1905-06; Assoc, 
 and do., 1906-09; Asst. Prof, and First Asst. 
 in Sta., 1909-11; Asst. Prof., Asst. Chief in 
 Sta., and Acting Head of Dept., 1911-12; Cliief 
 in Dairy Husb., Agr. Exp. Sta., Agr. Coll., 
 Wooster, O., 191 2 — . Auth.: Agr. Exp. Sta. 
 Bulls.: Testing Milk on the Farm; The Illinois 
 Competitive Cow Test; Feeding Dairy Cows; 
 (with W. J. Eraser) Alfalfa Hay vs. Timothy 
 Hay and Alfalfa Hay vs. Bran for Dairy Cows; 
 Bran for Dairy Cows; Balanced and Unbalanced 
 Rations; also articles for agr. papers. S. S. 
 Supt., First M. E. Church, 1909-11. Address, 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Wooster, 0. 
 
 EMERY ROE HAYHURST 
 1905. A. M. (See No. 1889.) 
 
 CARL J. HAYS 
 191 1. C. E. (See No. 1520.) 
 
 1804- 
 
 CHARLES IRVING HAYS 
 M. S. (See No. 23.) 
 
 G302. JEROME REED HEAD 
 Instructor; A. M., 1915; b. My 9, 1S93, 
 Madison, Wis.; s. Louis R. Head. Prepared in 
 Madison (Wis.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of Wis., 
 1014. Instr., Eng., St. John's Mil. Acad., 
 Delafield, Wis. Address. 416 Wisconsin Ave., 
 Madison, Wis.; bus. add., Delafield, Wis.t 
 
 G303. CLARENCE MARK IIEBBERT 
 Instructor; M. S., 1914; Ph. D., 1917; b. N 
 6, 1890, Joplin, Mo.; s. Hiram Stevens (b. O 
 28, 1S53, Sunbury, O.) and Josephine (Siles) 
 llebbert. Prepared in Bloonidale (O.) H. S. 
 r.. S., Otterbein Coll., 1911. Sigma Xi. Fellow. 
 Math., O. St. Univ., 1011-12; do., Univ. of 
 111., 1915-16; Instr., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 
 HI.. 1917-18; Aviation Section, S. E. R. C, 
 1917 — . Auth.: A Cardioidograph, Am. Math. 
 Monthly, 1915; The Inscribed and Circuni- 
 scribed Square's of a Quadrilateral and their Sig- 
 nificance in Kinematic Geometry, Annals of 
 Math., 1914-15; Properties of four Confocal 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 775 
 
 Parabolas whose Vertical Tangents form a 
 Square, do.; Some Circular Curves Generated 
 by Pencils of Stelloid and their Polars, Tohokii 
 Math. Jour., 191S. Mem., Am. Math. Soc; A. 
 A. A. S.; Nat. Geof?. Soc; Ihiiv. Club. Ad- 
 dress, 512 E. Springlleld Ave., Champaign. 
 
 G304. ARCHIE OLIVER IlECK 
 Sec, Y. M. C. A.; M. S., 1914; b. S 30, 1887, 
 Bardolph, 111.; s. David Stout (b. Ap 2, 1862, 
 do.) and Matilda Angeline (Davis) Heck (b. 
 D 6, 1864, Frisco, 111.). Prepared in Bardolph 
 II. S.; Iledding Coll. Acad. B. S., Iledding 
 Coll., 1913. Alpha Sigma; Coll. Debating teams; 
 Ed., Coll. paper, 1912-13; I'res., [r. and Sr. 
 Classes; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Bus. Mgr., Coll. 
 Annual; Ed., Hist, of Bardolph, 111. Prin., Hed- 
 ding Acad., Abingdon, 111., 1914-17; Y. M. C. A. 
 Sec, Camp Grant, 111., 1917 — . Address, Camp 
 Grant, 111. 
 
 ARTHUR FLOYD HECK 
 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 5715.) 
 
 G30S. HARRY EWALD IIEEREN 
 A. M., 1912; b. D 26, 1889, Bcthalto, 111.; 
 .s. H. E. Heeren. A. B., Shurtleff Coll., 191 1; 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1914. Address, Bethalto, 
 111. 
 
 G306. RUTH MARIE HEFFERNAN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1915; b. F 23, 1893, Bloom- 
 ington. 111.; s. Jolni Francis (b. Terre Haute, 
 Ind.) and Mathilde (Kloppenliurg) Heffernan 
 (b. 1865, Springfield, 111.). A. B., 111. Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1914. Sigma Kappa. Teaching Fellow, 
 Washington Univ., St. Louis, 19 15-16; Teacher, 
 H. S., Bartlesville, Okla., 1916-17; do., Bloom- 
 ington. 111., 191 7 — . .Address, 706 E. Grove St.. 
 Bloomington, 111. 
 
 G307. HENRY VIRL HEIMBURGER 
 Instructor; A. M,. 1915; b. Mr 31, 1880. 
 Howard City, Kan.; s. H. E. (b. Ap 2, i860, 
 Mo.) and Amanda J. (Showley) Heimburger 
 (b. O, 1855). Prepared in Kewanna (Ind.) H. 
 S. A. B., De Pauw Univ., 191 1. Sigma Xi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1915-16: 
 Instr., Biol., Hamline Univ., St. Paul, 1916; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Minn., 1916 — . Mem.. 
 Ind. Acad, of Sc. ; Am. Microscopical Soc; 
 Ecol. Soc. of Am. Address, 1625 Wesley Ave., 
 St. Paul; bus. add., Hamline Univ., do. 
 
 G308. GEORGE WILLIAM HEITKAMP 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; b- Ag 30, 1887, 
 
 Menominee, 111.; s. Mrs. Regina Heitkamp. 
 
 Prejiared in St. Joseph's Coll. A. B., Univ. of 
 
 Wis., 1912. Asst., Geol., Univ. of 111., 191314; 
 
 Instr., Dubuque Coll., Dubuque, la. Address, 
 
 Dubuque Coll., Dubuque, la. 
 
 G309. FELIX EMIL HELD 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1914; b. Ag 3, 1880, Ft. 
 ITays, Kan.; s. Peter Theodore (b. D 31, 1820, 
 Mayence, Ger.) and Emilie Louise (Leist) 
 Held (b. My 7. 1845. Treplow, Ger.). A. B., 
 Coll. of Emporia, 1902; A. M., do., 1908. Dean. 
 I'.mporia Acad., 1906-11; Asst., Ger., Univ. of 
 111., 1911-14; Assoc. Prof., do., Miami Univ., 
 Oxford, O.. 1914-18: Asst. Ex. Sec. Fed. Food 
 Administrator. Columbus, O., 1918 — . Sec. 
 Regt. Band; Kan. Nat. Guard. Auth.: Christian- 
 opolis, A Utopia of the 17th Century, 128 pp., 
 O.xford Univ. press, 1916; Translation of Chris- 
 tianapolis from Latin, 150 pp., 1916; Study of 
 Text Books at Miami Univ., 1917. Married 
 Margery Haynes, Ag 25, 1914, Emporia, Kan. 
 Child. Emilie Louise, b. S 14, igiS- Address, 
 463 W. 6th Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 OPAL BEATRICE HELLER 
 1899. M. S. (See No. 655.) 
 
 CARL AUGUST HELLMANN 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 2689.) 
 
 1898. 
 
 ADOLPH HEMPEL 
 M. S. (See No. 882.) 
 
 JAMES BRUCE HENDERSON 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 7603.) 
 
 LORA ATKINS HENION 
 191 '. A. M. (See No. 3024.) 
 
 G31Q. CARL HENNlfNGER 
 Instructor; A. M., 1908; b. Jl 18, i88t, But- 
 Icrville, Ind.; s. Richard (b. Ap 3, 1829, Bisch- 
 ofslieim, a. d. Taiiber, Ger.) and Wilhclmina 
 (Rupp) Henninger (b. My 8, 1836, Stuttgart, 
 (Jer.). Prepared in Shortridgc H. S., Indian- 
 apolis. A. B., Ind. Univ., 1907. Phi Delta 
 Kappa. Teaching Fellow, Ger. Dept., Univ. of 
 Wash., Seattle, 1008-10; Teacher, Ger., Model 
 H. S., Univ. of N. Dak., 1910-11; do., Latin 
 and Mod. Lang., II. S., Snohomish, Wash., 
 191 1-16; Instr., Mod. Langs., Ore. Agr. Coll., 
 1916 — . Auth.: Modern Languages in High 
 Schools, The West. Jour, of Educ, Vol. 5, 
 1912. Married Maude Lee, Jl 18, 1912, Tor- 
 onto, Ont., Can. Child, James Stanley, b. F 
 9, 1914. Address, 1150 Van Buren St., Cor- 
 vallis. Ore.; bus. add.. Ore. Agr. Coll., do. 
 
 G311. THEODORE SPAFFORD HENRY 
 Professor; A. M., 1916; Ph. D., 1917; b. My 
 
 9, 1878, West Jersey, 111.; s. Watson Corson 
 (b. Jl 22, 1849, Hackettstown, N. J.) and Ann 
 Maria (Sanders) Henry (b. My 30, 1853, 
 Chester, N. Y.). Prepared in Iledding Coll. 
 Acad., Abingdon, 111. A. B., Hedding Coll., 
 1903. Sigma Xi; Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Del- 
 ta Pi. Village Principalships, 1903-07; Supt., 
 Schs., Elmwood, 111.; 1907-12; do., Havana. 111., 
 1912-15; Prof., Psych., St. Norm. Sch., Kala- 
 mazoo, Mich., 1917 — . Auth.: A Comparison 
 of two Recent Contributions to the Theory of 
 Educ, Sch. and Home Educ., Vol. 36, S 1916; 
 Standards of Good Form in Classroom teach- 
 ing, do., Vol. 36, N 1916; The Problem Method 
 til Teaching, do.. Vol. 36, F 1917; The Educa- 
 tion and Control of the Emotions, Jour, of 
 Educational Pisych., Vol. 8, S 191 7. Mem., 
 Mich. Acad, of .Sc ; Mich. Schoolmasters Club; 
 A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. Married Mary 
 Olive Ballew, Ag 6, 1908, Knoxville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Western State Normal School, Kala- 
 mazoo, Mich. 
 
 NELSON WILLIAM HEPBURN 
 1910. M. S. (See No. 3025.) 
 
 FRANK ELMER HERDMAN 
 1S89. M. E. (See No. 390.) 
 
 G312. RAY WASHINGTON HESS 
 Research Chem.; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1916; 
 b. S 21, 1889, Plover, la.; s. Philip Gage (b. 
 Je 15, 1845, Morengo, O.) and Harriet Ade- 
 line (Olds) Hess (b. F 24. 1849, Edgerton, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Plover (la.) H. S. A. B., 
 Morningside Coll., 1912. Alpha Chi Sigma. 
 Research Chem. on dyestuffs and dyestuffs in- 
 termediates, Sherwin-Williams Co., Chicago, 
 1916 — . Auth.: (with C. G. Derick) The Scale 
 of Influence of Substituents in Paraffine Mono- 
 basic .\cids and the Correlation of Ionization 
 with Structure, III. The Divalent Oxygen in 
 the — Position, The Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 40, 
 1918. Mem., A. C. S.; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Married Janet Grace Little, Jl 9, 
 1913, Kingsley, la. Child, Helen Dorothy, b. 
 Je 3, 1914. Address, 5428 Kimbark Ave., Chi- 
 cago; bus. add., Sherwin-Williams Co., Pull- 
 man Station, do. 
 
 G313. EDWARD OTTO IIEUSE 
 
 Professor; M. S., 1907; Ph. D., 1914; b. Mr 
 
 25, 1879, Madison, Ind.; s. Otto (b. Ag 1855, 
 
 do.) and Louise (Schierling) Heuse (b. My 
 
 1857, do.). Prepared in Madison (Ind.) H. 
 
776 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 S. ; Cornell, summer, 1901. B. S., Hanover 
 Coll., 1900; A. M., do., 1906. Sigma Chi; Y. 
 M. C. A.; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Teacher. H. 
 S., Noblesville, Ind., 1900-01; do., Nat. Bus. 
 Coll., Webb City, Mo., 1901-02; do., Chem. and 
 Phys., Antioch Coll., Yellow Springs, O., 1903; 
 Dept., Phys. Sc, do.; Asst., Chem., Univ. of 
 111., 1903-07; do., Streator Tp. H. S., Streator, 
 111., 1907-08; Prof., Chem., Upper la. Univ., 
 1908-12; Registrar, do., 1909-12; Fellow, Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1912-14; Instr., Phys. Chem., do., 
 igM-i-S; Prof., Chem., Monmouth Coll.. 
 1915-18; do.. Head of Dept., So. Methodist 
 Univ., Dallas, Tex., 1918 — . Auth.: (with W. 
 M. Dehn) Decomposition of Hydrated Ammon- 
 ium Salts, Jour, of A. C. S., 1907; (with E. W. 
 Washburn) The Measurement of Vapor Pres- 
 sure Lowering by the Air Saturation Method, 
 do., 1915. Mem., United Brethren; 111. Acad, of 
 Sc. Married Gertrude Harris, Je 30, 1908. Chil- 
 dren: Ralph Otto, b. My 7, 1913; Lois Jean, b. 
 Mr 28, 1916. Address, 317 S. 8th St., Mon- 
 mouth, 111.; bus. add., c/o Southern Methodist 
 Univ., Dallas, Tex. 
 
 CHARLES KAY HEWES 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 5207.) 
 
 G314. JOHN FREDERICK GROSS HICKS 
 Professor; M. S., 1916; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ag 
 31, 1S84, Philadelphia; s. Thomas L. (b. 1852, 
 Keokuk) and Margaret Atmore (Gross) Hicks 
 (b. i860, Philadelphia). Prepared in Central 
 H. S., Philadeli>hia. B. S., Univ. of Pa., 1906. 
 Instr., Chem., Medico-Chirurgical Coll., Phila- 
 delphia, 1906-07; Instr., Villa Nova Coll., Villa 
 Nova, Pa., 1907-08; Assoc. Prof., do., 1908-09; 
 Prof., do., 1909-10; Works Chem., Barrett 
 Mfg. Co., 1910-12; Chief Chem., Modoc. Co. 
 Inc., 1912-14; Assoc. Prof., Chem., Okla. Agr. 
 Coll., 1914-15; Asst. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915- 
 18; Asst. Prof., Chem., Ore. Agr. Coll., 191 S—. 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Mary Hannah 
 Broadbelt, N 26, 1906, Wilmington, Del. 
 Children: John Frederick Gross, Jr., b. Mr. 
 28, 1908; Slary Margaret, b. Ja 5, 1911. Ad- 
 dress, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, 
 Ore. 
 
 G315. GEORGE MARSH HIGGINS 
 Research Stud.; A. M., 1916; b. D 19, 1890, 
 Elk Grove, 111.; s. William E. (b. Ap 17. 1836, 
 Washington, Mass.) and Katherine M. (Cooley) 
 Higgins (b. Jl 30, 1849, Elk Grove, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Maine Tp. H. S., Des Plaines. B. S., 
 Knox Coll., 1914. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Eta. 
 2nd Lt., Inf.; ist Lt., do.. Camp Dodge; do., 
 Camp Pike, Ark.; Mustered out, D 16, 1918. 
 Address, 203 W. Pennsylvania Ave., Urbana. 
 
 EUGENE STUART HIGHT 
 1911. M. S. 1917. E. E. (See No. 4207.) 
 
 G316. RUTH HIGLEY 
 Ph. D., 1917; b. Je 16, 1885, Syracuse, N. 
 Y.; d. D. T. Higley. Prepared in Muscatine 
 Cla.) H. S. A. B., Grinnell Coll., 1909. 
 Instr., Biol., Blackburn Coll., 1909-12; Instr.. 
 Bot. and Zool., Grinnell Coll., 1912-15. Auth.: 
 IMorphology- and Biology of Some Turbellaria 
 from the Mississippi Basin. Address, Grand- 
 view, la.; bus. add., Grinnell College, Grinnell, 
 Iowa. 
 
 G317. ALVA JAY HILL 
 Lawyer; A. M., 1909; b. My 10, 1880, Desh- 
 ler, O.; s. Rufus (b. 1850, Wood Co., O.) and 
 Laura (McClain) Hill. Prepared in Toledo 
 (O.) H. S. A. B., O. St. Univ., 1906; LL. B., 
 O. No. Univ., 1912. Acacia. Instr., Math., 
 Uiniv Acad., 1907-09; Teacher, Cml. Law, Phil- 
 ippine Sch. of Commerce; Supvr., Schs., do., 
 1909-10; Chief Deputy Sheriff, Manila, P. I., 
 1910-11; Asst., Econ., 1911-12; i^dmitted to Bar 
 in O., 1912; do., P. I., 1912; Asst. Atty., Bur. 
 of Justice, P. I.; Consul, Philippine Nat. Bank, 
 
 I9I2-17- Pvt., 6th O. Volunteer Inf., Cuba; 
 Philippine Nat. Guard O. T. C, Manila; Fed- 
 eral Service, 1918. Mem., A. F. A. M.; O. E. 
 S. Married Jessie F. Harrison, My 30, 1907, 
 Covington, Ind. Child, Josephine Rosalie, b. 
 11 4, 1912. Address, American Y. M. C. A , 
 Manila, P. I. 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS HILL 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 6303.) 
 
 G318. WILLIAM GRIFFITH HILL 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; b. O 12, 1891, Car- 
 thage, 111.; s. W. K. Hill. A. B., Carthage 
 Coll., 1912. Instr., Fine Arts, Drake Univ. 
 Address, 3310 University Ave., Des Moines; 
 bus. add., Drake Univ., do. 
 
 FRANK WILLIAM HILLMAN 
 1909. C. E. (See No. 2420.) 
 
 G3I9. WILLIAM CHARLES HILMER 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1910; b. My 11, 1871, 
 Reinbeck, la.; s. Frederick E. (b. 1827, Ger.) 
 and Aletta S. (Werner) Hilmer (b. 1829, do.). 
 Prepared in Gladbrook (la.) H. S.; Charles 
 City Coll. A. B., Ger. Wallace Coll., 1899; 
 A. M., do., 1903. Teacher, Ger. and French, 
 Upper la. Univ., 1900-06; Asst., Ger., Univ. 
 of 111., 1906-08; Instr., do., Oberlin Coll., 1908- 
 10; do., O. Wesleyan Univ., 1910-11; Asst. 
 Prof., do.. 1911-14; V. P. and Prof., Ger. Lit., 
 Morningside Coll., 1914 — . Auth.: The Rime 
 in Schiller's Poems, Jennings & Graham, 1911. 
 Mem., M. E. Church; Mod. Lang. Assn. Mar- 
 ried Emma E. Schmidt, 1S94, Charles City, la. 
 Child, Katherine Melva, b. F 26, 1905. Ad- 
 dress, 1504 Morningside Ave., Sioux City, la.; 
 bus. add., Morningside Coll., do. 
 
 G320. MILFORD EVERETT HINDS 
 Chemist; M. S., 1914; b. O 19, 1888, Ells 
 worth. Wis.; s. Nathaniel R. (b. Belfast, Ire 
 land) and Emma A. (Johnson) Hinds (b. Pres 
 cott. Wis.). Prepared in Amboy H. S.; Mt, 
 Morris Acad.; Mt. Morris Coll., 1907-09. B 
 S., N. W. Univ., 1912. Chief Chem., Tenn 
 Food and Drug Lab., Nashville, Tenn. Mem.. 
 M. E. Church. Address, Tenn. Food and Drug 
 Lab., Nashville, Tenn. 
 
 G321. EDWIN FREDERICK HIRSCH 
 Physician; A. M., 191 1; b. Ag 18, 1886, 
 ^Milwaukee; s. John Fred (b. Ja 25, 1851, 
 Hazel Green, Wis.) and Maria Louise (Wei- 
 land) Hirsch (b. Ag 14, 1852, Allegheny, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Charles City Coll.; Wis. Coll. of 
 Physicians and Surgeons, 1907-08. A. B., N. 
 W. Univ., 1910; Ph. D., JTniv. of Chicago, 
 1014; M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1915. Gamma 
 Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Alpha 
 Omega Alpha; Phi Chi. Instr., Pathol., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1913-18; Interne, Presby. hosp., 
 Chicago, 1916-17; Coroner's Physician, Chicago, 
 1917. ist Lt., M. R. C. 1917; Capt., do.. 
 Camp Grant, 111. Address, Wauwatosa, Wis. 
 
 G322. JONAS EWING KITE 
 Farmer; M. S.. 1909; b. Je 19, 1883, Lan- 
 caster, O.; s. R. P. (b. Ja 19, 1856, do.) and 
 Martha .\. (Ewing) Hite (b. O 31, 1862, do.). 
 Prepared in Gallatin Tr. Sch. B. S. A., Univ. 
 of Tenn., 1904. Acacia; Sigma Xi. Dir., 
 Dept. of Agr. Exten.. Ga. St. Coll. of Agr., 
 o-it: Farmer, Sylvester. Ga., 19' i — • Mar- 
 ried Stella M. Brown, N 15, 1911, Gallatin, 
 Tenn. .-Iddress, Sylvester, Ga. 
 
 AXEL MAGNUS HJORT 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 6310.) 
 
 PIENRY ELMER HOAGLAND 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 4212.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 777 
 
 ALBERT CLAUDE HOBART 
 1898. C. E. (See No. 1039.) 
 
 CLYDE MONROE HOBART 
 1913- A. M. (See No. 5210.) 
 
 ARTHUR CASSON HOBBLE 
 
 ipu- E. E. (See No. 1524.) 
 
 G323. HARRIET WELLS HOBLER 
 A. M., 1917; b. Ag 14, 1862, Geneva, 111.; 
 d. Charles B. (b. Ag S, 181 3, No. Adams, 
 Mass.) and Phoebe Mariette (Pierce) Wells 
 b. 1828). Prepared in Geneva H. S. A. B., 
 Rockford Coll., 1882. Teacher, Latin and 
 Greek, Rockford, 111., 1884-87; Grad. Stud, and 
 Sorority Chaperon, Univ. of 111., 1916-17. 
 Mem., Epis. Church; D. A. R.; (Geneva 
 Woman's Club; Prcs.. Rockford Coll. Assn.; 
 V. P.. Chicago Coll. Club. Married Edward 
 G. Hobler, Ag 13, 1887, Batavia, 111. (died F 
 19, 1914). Children: Ilarry Wells, b. Ag 20, 
 1888 (died F 8, 1890); Atherton Wells, b. S 
 2, 1890. Address, Batavia, III. 
 
 G324. MARGARETHE CAROLINE HOCH- 
 DORFER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1909; b. O 31, i886, Cam- 
 bridge, Mass.; d. K. F. Richard (b. Magde- 
 burg, Ger.) and Hettie Frye (Bearce) Hoch- 
 dorfer (b. East Hebron, Me.). Prepared in 
 Wittenberg Acad., Springfield, O. A. B., Wit- 
 tenberg Coll., 1906. Instr. GtT. and French, 
 Vincennes Univ., 1907-08. Fellow, Ger., Univ. 
 of 111., 1908-og: Attended Marburg Univ., Ger., 
 1909-10. Teacher, Ger., Rogers Hall School, 
 Lowell, Mass., 1910 — . Address, Rogers Hall, 
 Lowell, Mass. 
 
 G32S. MONA PEARL HODNETT 
 Jeacher; A. M., 1918; b. N 16, 1894, Dan- 
 forth, Me.; d. Albert and Annie (Butterfield) 
 Hodnett. Prepared in Danforth (Me.) H. S. 
 A. B., Bates Coll., 1916. Scholarship, Classics, 
 Univ. of 111. Teacher, Elmwood, 111., 1918 — . 
 Address, Danforth, Me.; bus. add,, Elmwood, 
 111. 
 
 G326. RUTH ELIZABETH HODsDON 
 Clerk; A. M., 1915; d. Alexander Hamilton 
 and Mary Louise (Wagner) Hodsdon. Pre- 
 pared in Sterling Tp. H. S. A. B., Oberlin 
 Coll., 191 3. Editorial Asst., 111. St. Hist. Lib., 
 1915-17: Asst. Ed., do., 1917-18; Clerk, U. S. 
 Labor Bur., Chicago, 1918; Special Agt., do., 
 1 9 18 — . Address, 6507 Greenview Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 877 Federal BIdg., do. 
 
 G327. HANS JACOB HOPP 
 Ph. D., 1908; b. S 22, 1872, Sweden; s. H. 
 M. and Sarah Hoff. Prepared in Bethany Coll., 
 Lindsborg, Kan. A. B., do., 1901. Address, 
 Univ. of Wash., Seattle, Wash.t 
 
 PAUL ALEXANDER HOFFMAN 
 1910. M. S. (See No. 3779.) 
 
 G328. WILLIAM SAMUEL HOFFMAN 
 Missionary; A. M.. 1917; b. Ap 20, 1891, 
 Industry, Kan.; s. Farmer (b. D 2, 1852, 
 Toliet, 111.) and Rose Blackmer (Millington) 
 Hoffman (b. Jl 29, 1859, Gilmore, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Greenville Coll. Prep. Sch A. B., 
 Greenville Coll., 1916. Aretanism Lit. Soc; 
 Coll. Missionary Soc; Bus. Mgr., Vista, 1913- 
 14; Mgr., Class Basketball; Treas., Class, 1914- 
 16; Y. M. C. A.; Stud. Volunteer Band. 
 Sergt.. Co. E. 4th Regt.. 111. Nat. Guard, 1910- 
 13; Deputy 111. St. Health Insp.. 1916-17. 
 Govt, service, Camp Grant, 1917: Prin., H. S., 
 Lind, Wash., 1917-18. iluuc. Missionary to S. 
 Africa, 1919 — . Ordained Minister in Free 
 M. E. Church. Married Mildred Lucile Cady, 
 Ag 2. 1916, North Chili, N. Y. Child, Jesse 
 Everett, b. F 2, 1918. Address, Lind, Wash. 
 
 1917. 
 
 ELMO PAUL HOHMAN 
 
 A. M. (See No. 7618.) 
 
 G329. ELMER ALLEN HOLBROOK 
 Mining Engr.; E. M., 1916; b. Je 23, 1880, 
 Fitchl)urg, Mass.; s. John P. (b. Ap 23, 1843, 
 Swanzey, N. H.) and Martha (Allen) Hol- 
 brook (b. F 23, 1847, West Boylston, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Fitchburg (Mass.) H. S. S. B., 
 Mass. Jnst. of Tech., 1904. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Sigma Xi; Theta Tau. Supt. of Mines, Mont., 
 1904-06; Supt., Mining Co., British Columbia, 
 1906-og; Professional Work in Mex. and Can., 
 1909^10; Prof., Mining and Metallurgy, Nova 
 Scotia Tech. Coll., Halifax, 1910-13; Asst. 
 Prof., Min. Engng., Univ. of HI., 1913-17; 
 Prof., Mineral Preparation and Utilization, do., 
 1917; Supervising Mining Engr. and Metallur- 
 gist, U. S. Bur. of Mines, Urbana, 1917 — . 
 (on leave of absence) Chief Min. Engr., U. 
 S. Bur. of Mines, Washington, D. C. 
 Auth.: Modern Gold Milling in Nova Scotia, 
 191 1, Transactions Nova Scotia Mining Soc; 
 Dry Preparation of Bituminous Coal at III. 
 Mines, Engng. E.rp. Sta. Bui. 88, 1916; Utiliza- 
 tion of Pyrite in Illinois Coal, Engng. Exp. Sta. 
 Bui. s, 1 91 7; Use of Wood Fuel in Mine Power 
 Plants, Engng. and Min. Jonr., 1914; The 
 Wendell Coal Drier, Coal Age, 1914; Layout of 
 Mine Tipnle Tracks, Coal Age, 1915; Output 
 of Gold, N. Y. Annalist, 1913; other articles. 
 Mem., Nova Scotia Mining Soc; A. I. M. E. ; 
 •Soc. Promotion of Engng. Educ. Married Sara 
 .\gnes Kirby. 1905, Fitchburg, Mass. (died 
 T007); Edith Laura Brookfield, 1912, Halifax, 
 Nova Scotia. Children: Katharine, b. 1907; 
 John Brookfield, b. 1013; Dorothy Mary, b. 
 19:5. Address. 9is_ W. Green St., Urbana; 
 bus. add., 312 Ceramics Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 CHARLES ELMER HOLLEY 
 1913. A. M. 1915. Ph. D. (See No. 5213-) 
 
 VERNON LEO HOLLISTER 
 
 191 1. E. E. (See No. 3032.) 
 
 G330. EMMA HOLMER (LITTLE) 
 (Wife of No. 4780) 
 Teacher; A. M., 1911; b. Je 9, 1887, Alexis, 
 111.; d. Nels A. (b. 1862, Sweden) and Minnif 
 (Bengston) Holmer (b. 1862. Alexis, 111.) 
 Prepared in Knox Acad. A. B., Knox Coll.. 
 1908. Teacher, H. S., Alexis, 111., 1908-og; 
 do., Waupun, Wis., 1900-10; Stud., Univ. of 
 111., igio-ii; Teacher, H. S., Quincy, 111., 
 ign-i8. Married Le Roy Lewis Little ('11), Ap 
 1918, New York City. Address, Alexis, 111.; 
 bus. add., Quincy, 111. 
 
 G331. ALFRED WILLL\M HOMBERGER 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1910; b. My 18, 1886, 
 Prairie du Sac, Wis.; s, Robert (b. Sauk City, 
 do.) and Anna T. (Schoenberg) Homberger (b. 
 Roxbury, do.). Prepared in Sauk City (Wis.) 
 H. S. A. B., Univ. of Wis., igos. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; C^amma Alpha; Phi Lambda Up- 
 filon; Sigma Xi, Honors in Chem., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1905; Fellow, Univ. of 111., igo7-o8, 
 igog-io; Univ. of Gottengen. 1908-og; Instr., 
 Chem., Rose Poly. Inst., 1905-07; do.. 111. Coll., 
 Jacksonville, 111., loio-ii; do.. 111. Wesleyan 
 L^niv., 1911-18; Prof.. Chem., Univ. of Louis- 
 ville, 1Q18 — . Govt. Food Work, 1918. Auth.: 
 (with Victor Lenker) Quantitative Estimation 
 of Tellurium, Jour. A. C. S.; (with W. A. 
 Noyes) Molecular Rearraneements in the Cam- 
 phor Series, do.; (with J, C. Mauch) Quantita- 
 tive Estimation of Morphine in the various 
 organs when injected into cats and rabbits, do.; 
 ("with C. S. Marvel) Rate of Turbidity in 
 Beverages containing Maltose, Glucose or Malt- 
 ose and Glucose, do. Mem., A. C. S. Married 
 Iva Lucile Ward, 191 5. Bloomington, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Univ. of Louisville, Louisville, Ky. 
 
778 
 
 University of Tlijnois 
 
 FREDEIUC \V J LI. I AM IIONENS 
 17. C. K. (See No. 956.) 
 
 t'llARl.KS FREDERICK ITOTTES 
 1805. M. S. (Sec No. 814.) 
 
 Gi32. CKKTKUDE MELLEN TlOOl'ER 
 Assistanl; A. M., 191 S; b. D 8, i8g2, Wcsl 
 Somcrvillc, Mass.; d. William S. Hooper. A. 
 B., Jackson Coll., lOiS- Teacher, II. S., West 
 Tisburry, Mass., n;i5-i6; tirad. Asst., Zool., 
 Univ. of 111., icjiO— . Address. 606 E. Stougb- 
 ton St., Champaign; bus. add., Univ. of 111., 
 Urbana. 
 
 C.333. ADA VJOl.A HOOVER (ALKKICirr) 
 a". M., mij; b. My 19. 1887; tl. Samuel K. 
 (b My -'0, 1855, Scranton, Pa.) and hlla 
 (Winter) Hoover "(b. S 4, 1865, Muscatine, la.). 
 I'rcpared in Muscatine (la.) II. S. B. b., Car- 
 thage Coll., 1911. Teacher, Southland hem., 
 Gainesville, Fla., 101 --i 5- Married O. Kussel 
 Albright, Je 15, lOC-;, Gainesville, CTa. Child, 
 Russell George, b. S 7. 1916. Address, Box 
 728, St. Petersburg, Fla. 
 
 G334. HERBERT ANDREW IIOri'ER 
 
 (Husband of No. 2994) 
 Professor; M. S., 1907; b. Je 10, 1879, 
 Ithaca. N. y.; s. Andrew (b.Ag 27, 1834, 
 Schoharie Co., do.) and Arvilla (Peckham) 
 Hopper (b. 11 I--, 1841, fayi'Sa (-^o. do.). 
 I'reparod in Ithaca (N. Y.) H. S. .B. S A.. 
 Cornell, 1903. Sigma Xi. Instr., Dairy Ilusb., 
 and Asst., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of III, 1903- 
 07; Charge of Daii'y Exten., Purdue E.xp. Sta., 
 1907-08; Asst. Prof., Dairy Husb.. Univ. of 
 Calif., 1908-11; Cinl. Dairying, Ithaca, N. Y., 
 191 i-n; Prof., An. Husb., Cornell, 1913 — • 
 Auth.:' i3»/., 127, Purdue E.x-(<. Sta ■ Bui. 209, 
 Calif. E.rh. Sta.; Bui. 3S7< Cornell Unn: Atjr. 
 Erh Sta.: Cornell Readinti Course Bui. Jor 
 Farm; also a number of 111. and Purdue Exp. 
 Sta. circulars. Married Portia Eunice Gilkcr- 
 son ('07), Jl 31. 1907. UiMiana. Chidren: 
 Elizabeth, b. My 30, "joo; Tortia ArviUa. b. 
 S 27, 1912; Herbert Andrew, Jr., b. Mr 24, 
 1914. Address, Cornell Univ., Ithaca, N. Y. 
 G33S. JOHN WESLEY HORNBECK 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; Ph. D., 1913; b. 
 My 21, 1881, Exeter 111.; «•, 'f Y' , Kl^- ,, ■^•'^• 
 lacksonviUe, 111.) and Laura (Wright) Horn- 
 beck (b. i860. Newark, N. J.). Prepared in 
 Perry II. S. B. S., 111. Wcsleyan, i9o8\ Sigma 
 Xi. Grad. Scholarship, Phy. Dept., Univ. of 
 111.. 1908-09; Cornell, 1910-11; Pnn., Sumner 
 Hill 111., 1904-s; Teacher, Math., Park Coll., 
 1906-8; Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111. 1909-10; do , 
 Cornell, 1910-11; Instr.. Phys., Uiuv. of H .. 
 1911-13; Asst. Prof., Phys., f-'i'^'to" <^oll.. 
 1913-17; I'rof., do.. 1917— Auth.: Thermal 
 and" Electrical Conductivities of tjie Alkali 
 Metals, Ph\s. Reiicw. S 191 3. Mem., Am. 
 Phys. Soc; M. E. Church. .Married !• ranees 
 Wolfe, Je 10, 191S. Parkville Mo. Child, 
 Helen Frances, b. Jl ■;, I9i6. Address, Carle- 
 luu College. Northfield. Minn. 
 
 NELLIE NANCY HORNOR 
 1013. A. M. (See No. 5215.) 
 
 P.RUCE OUIN HOSKINSON 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7629.) 
 
 G336. OTTIS HOSKINSON 
 Teacher; A. M., .91s; b. Je 5. 18(^8, ITntson. 
 ville. 111.; s. Elias (b, Jl •.,=;, 1827, Newark, O.) 
 and Martha (Hand) Hoskinson (b Hiitsonville 
 111.). Prepared in Hulsonville IL S. ; I rep 
 dept.. Union Christian Coll. A. B.. Union 
 Christian Coll.. 1900; Ind. St Norm., 1901-02 
 Prin., Tp. H. S., Wellington, HI. Auth : Man 
 ual Training in Agricultural High Schools 
 Jour, of Sch. Adm. and Sul'er^nsion, N ioi6 
 Married Lucy Mae Newlin, S 17, .1893. <- bii 
 dren: Harriet, b. Tl S. i^os; Francis, b. Ag 17 
 1897; Edwin, b. 1e 8, 1905: Ruth, b. Ag 15 
 1907. Address, VVellington. 111. 
 
 JOSIE BATCHELLER HOUCHI 
 iyi2. A. M. (See No. 2423.) 
 
 ;ns 
 
 C;337. HAZEL KATHERINE IIAUCK 
 A. M., 1918; b. O 13, 189s, Greencastle, Ind.; 
 d. E. B. Hauek. A. B., III. Woman's Coll., 
 1917. Address, St. Joseph, 111. 
 
 G338. HAROLD ALLEN HOUSTON 
 .'\.sst. Supt., Ry.; M. S., 1913; b. D 10, 1887, 
 .Springlield, Mo.; s. James H. (b. Crawfords- 
 ville, ind.) and Marian A. (Shepard) Houston 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Springlield (Mo.) II. S. 
 M. E., Purdue Univ., 191 1. Tlieta Xi; Tau 
 lieta Pi; Sigma Xi. A. R. M. M. A. Schol- 
 arship. Asst. Supt., C. R. I. & P. Ry. Capt.. 
 Eiigrs., N. A., 1918. Auth.: Articles on Ry. 
 Operation, Ry. Ac/e. Mem., A. F. A. M. Ad- 
 dress, 3636 Lexington St., Chicago; bus. add.. 
 Office Chief Engrs., U. S. A., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 G339. DELTON THOMAS HOWARD 
 A. M.. 1912; b. Mr 23, 1883. S. Bend, Ind.; 
 s. E. W. Howard. A. B., Lawrence Coll., 1910; 
 Lake Forest Coll.; Univ. of Wis. Address, 187 
 Washington St., Appleton, Wis. 
 
 G340. JOSEPH WHITNEY HOWARD 
 Instructor; A. M., ion; Ph. D., 1915; b. Je 
 i8, 1889, Dixon, III.; s. John Fleming"(b. Mr 
 29, 1846, Frankfort, liul.) and Martha Eliza- 
 beth (Regan) Howard (b. Jl 13, 1850). Pre- 
 pared in Tremont II. S.; ShurllelT .^cad. A. B., 
 ShurtlelT Coll., 1912. Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 .Sijjma Xi; Gamma Alpha. Fellow, 1913-is; 
 Instr., Chem., Univ. of Mont.. 191,=; — . Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Address, Univ. of Montaua, 
 Missoula, Mont. 
 
 PAUL EDWARD HOWE 
 
 1910. Ph. D. (See No. 2702.) 
 
 G341. LLOYD B. HOWELL 
 Chemist; M. S., 1918; b. Ag 29, 1887, ri(|ua, 
 O.; s. Gilbert L. (b. 11 16, 1857, Fletcher, do.) 
 and Louise Austin (llarthan) Howell (b. My 
 20. 1855, Pi(uia, do.). Prepared in Crawfords- 
 ville (Ind.) II. S. A. B., Wabash Coll., 1909. 
 Phi I.ambila Upsilon. Grad. stud., O. St. Univ., 
 1912; Teacher and coach, H. S., Rennington. 
 Ind., 190910; (/()., IL S., Wauseon, O., 1910- 
 12; do., H. S.. Urbana, i9:3-i.s; Instr., Gen. 
 and Analyt. Chem., Wabash Coll., 1912-13; 
 Asst., Organic Chem., Univ. of III., 1916-18; 
 Pellow, Chem., do., 1918 — . Inventor, Organic 
 Chem. Manufactures, Univ. of 111., Summers, 
 191(1-17. Married lone Todd, Je 30, 1909, St. 
 Marvs, O. Chililren: Jane Louise, b. Ag 14, 
 1910; Gilbert Todd, b. S 2, 1912; Irene Evelyn, 
 1). Jl 31, u)ts; K.itherine lone, b. Ja 25, 1919. 
 .■tddress. 51(1 Michigan Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 
 I'niv. of HI., do. 
 
 G342. CHUAN-YENG HSU 
 Kv. Traffic Sec; A. M., 1915; Ph. D., 1917: 
 b. () 6, 188c;. Chih Chow, China; s. Pin-Chang 
 Hsu (b. i860, do.). A. B., Nanking Univ., 
 1005. Sec, Tsin-Pu Rv., Traffic Dept. Ed., 
 Chinese Ry. Mag. Address, Chih Chow, Aubui, 
 (.'hina. 
 
 TSUNG HAN HSO 
 
 1915. .\. M. (Sec No. 6326.) 
 
 CIIING LEE HSUN 
 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8438.) 
 
 JIN JEE IISUN 
 1918. M. S. (See No. 8439.) 
 
 GEORGE DAVID HUBBARD 
 1898. M. S. (See No. 958.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 779 
 
 GEORGE WALLACE HUBBARD 
 
 1912. M. E. (See No. 1233.) 
 
 G343. OLIVER SHERMAN HUI515ART 
 Teacher; A. M., 1910; 1>. Mr 23, 1873, Mon- 
 
 ticello, III.; s. William C. (Ij. Hiekaway Co., 
 
 O.) and Lucinda (Howe) llubliart (b. do.). 
 
 Prepared in N. W. Univ. Acad. H. S.. N. W. 
 
 Univ., 1905. Sec, Y. M. C. A., 1907; Teacher. 
 
 1907 — . Mem., St. Teachers' Assn. of 111.; St. 
 
 Teachers' Assn. of Tenn. Address, 416 W. 
 
 3rd St., Chattanooga, Tenn. 
 
 JOSEPH EARL IIUHER 
 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 5222.) 
 
 CLYDE WHITTAKER HUDELSON 
 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 5737.) 
 
 G344. HENRY LAWRENCE HUENINK 
 
 Chemist; M. S., 1913; b. Ap it, i88g, Cedar 
 Grove, Wis.; s. J. B. (b. Holland) and Hattie 
 (Heinen) Hucnink (b. Milwaukee). Preiiared 
 in Wis. Memorial Acad., Cedar Grove. A. P>., 
 Carroll Coll., Waukesha, 191 1. Alpha Chi 
 Sigma. Chem., Dept. Am. Can Co., N. Y. ; 
 Chem., Am. Can Co., Chicago, 1918 — . ist Lt., 
 Med. Corps, Gas Defense, A. E. F., France, 
 1917; Capt., Chem. War Service, do.; Mustered 
 out, D 30, 1918. Address, Cedar Grove, Wis.; 
 bus. add., American Co., 104 Michigan Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 JAMES ORTON HUFF 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 4719.) 
 
 G34S. CHARLES MORSE HUFFER 
 Astronomer; A. M., 1917; b. Je 28, 1894, 
 Edinburg, Ind.; s. Charles Emerson (b. Ap 
 27, 1867. Muncie, do.) and Nellie (Morse) 
 Huffer (b. Mr 23, 1867, New Albany, do.). 
 Prepared in Albion (Mich.) H. S. A. B.. 
 Albion Coll., 1912. Ecclectic and Atheniades 
 Lit. Soc; Delta Eta Sigma. Scholarship, Univ. 
 of 111. Astronomer, Santiago, Chile, 1917 — . 
 Address, Casilla 1219, Santiago, Chile. 
 
 G346. RALPH WILLIAM HUFFERD 
 Assistant; A. M., 1917; b. Ag 5, 1892, Cha- 
 nute, Kan.; s. J. H. and Belle W. Hufferd. 
 Prepared in Central H. S., St. Louis. A. B., 
 Washington Univ., 191.=;. Asst. Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-18. Chem., Med. Corps, Rockefeller 
 Inst., 1918-19. Address, 506 W. Oregon St., 
 Urbana; bus. add., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G347. RAY STILLMAN HULCE 
 Instructor; M. S., 1913; b. Je 20, 1884, Mil- 
 lard, Wis.; s. A. F. (b. Richmond, Wis.) and 
 Ella (Weaver) Hulce (b. Millard, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Whitewater (Wis.) II. S. B. S. A., 
 Univ. of Wis., 191 1. Instr., Dairy Ilusb., Univ. 
 of 111., 1911-17; Mgr., Medill McCormick es- 
 tate, 1918; Instr., Dairy Ilusb., Univ. of Wis., 
 Madison. Wis., 1918; Asst. Prof., do., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: (With Nevins) The Arrangement of 
 Rectangular Dairy Barns, ///. Exp. Sta. Circu- 
 lar No. 199, 191 7; Feed and Care of the Dairy 
 Calf. Circular No. 202, 1917; Care and Manage- 
 ment of Dairy Herd, Circular No. 204, 1917. 
 Mem., Gamma Alpha. Married Lcnna Grace 
 ilulce, D 30, 191 5. Address, Whitewater, Wis.; 
 bus. add., c/o Univ. of Wis., Madison, Wis. 
 
 ANNA LEO HULL 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 4226.) • 
 
 ADAM ALBERT HUMMEL 
 1908. M. S. (See No. 3037). 
 
 HERBERT KAY HUMPHREY 
 1917. E. E. (See No. 4720.) 
 
 ANDREW FRANKLIN HUNSAKER 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3791.) 
 
 THOMAS FORSYTH HUNT 
 1892. M. S. (See No. 392.) 
 
 G348. OLA ESTELLE HUSTON 
 Teacher; A. M., 1910; b. Je 22, 1883, Blan- 
 dinsvillc. 111.; d. Oscar Walter (b. My 18, 1858, 
 do.) and Eliza Jane (Green) Huston (b. S 18, 
 1857, Burlington, la.). Prepared in Carthage 
 H. S. A. B., Carthage Coll., 1909. Scholar- 
 ,ship, Univ. of III., 1909-10; Teacher, Hist., 
 Shenandoah, la., 191 1; do., Latin and Hist. 
 H. S., Monmouth, 111., 1918 — . Address, 704 
 Buchanan St., Carthage, 111.; bus. add., High 
 -School, Monmouth, 111. 
 
 G349. JOSEPH GLADDEN HUTTON 
 Professor; M. S., 1910; b. N 3, 1873, Monti- 
 cello, Ind.; s. William Hill (b. 1842, McKees- 
 port. Pa.) and Mary Jane (Gladden) Huttoii 
 (b. 1852, Monticello, Ind.). Prepared in Mon- 
 ticello (Ind.) H. S. Grad., Ind. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1899. B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1908. 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Assoc. Prof., Agron., S. Dak. 
 St. Coll. of Agr. Auth.: Soil Fertility Inves- 
 tigations in S. Dak., S. Dak. Exp. Sta. Bui., 
 1913; A Tornado at Watertown, S. Dak., Pro- 
 ceedings Ind. Acad, of Sc, 1914; Tornado 
 Clouds at Great Altitudes, do., 1917; many 
 minor articles on agron. subjects in daily press. 
 Mem., ni. Acad, of Sc; Ind. Acad, of Sch.; 
 Pre.s., S. Dak. Acad, of Sc; Am. Soc. of 
 .\groii.; Am. Genetic Assn. Married Emelie 
 Wilhehnina Fedderson, Je 15, 1904, Clinton, la. 
 Cliildrcn: Helma Louise, b. My 29, loo.c; Mary 
 l'>iie-Jean, b. My 4, 1913; Joseph Gladden, Jr., 
 b. Je 15, 191 7. Address, State College, Brook- 
 ings, S. Dak. 
 
 JAMES LOWELL HYPES 
 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 7647.) 
 G349A. WILLIAM HENRY HYSLOP " 
 
 Instructor; A. M.. 191 1; b. D 15, 1883, 
 Verona, 111.; s. Ernest F. (b. do.) and Julia 
 I avina (Thomson) Ilyslop (b. Jl 30, 1862, do.). 
 Prepared in Bloomington and .Streator H. 
 Schs.; Knox Acad. A. B., Knox Coll. Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Instr., Phvs., II. S., Decatur, 111. 
 1st Ft., A. S. A. U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 
 19 1 8. .Address, Decatur, III. 
 
 G350. YOSHII-USA 1 1 DA 
 Govt. Officer; M. S., 1908;. b. D 22, 1876; 
 s. Matsusaburo (b. Ap 4, 1847) and Kame Ilda 
 (b. O 20. 1877). Prepared in Coll. of Agr., 
 Imjierial Univ. of Tokyo. Officer, .Stock Breed- 
 ing Sta., Dept. of Agr. and Com., 1908-16. Lt., 
 .lapanese Army 1904; Russia-Jajian War, 1906. 
 .\uth.: .Swine, Tokyo, 1911; Pork Packing, do., 
 1912. Mem., Sc. Agr. Assn.; Royal Agr. Assn. 
 Married Hatsuko, 1898. Children: Takefusa, b. 
 .V 7, 1899; Norifusa, b. Jl 2.s, 1903; Misusko, 
 1). F 18, 1907; Terufusa, b. O 6, 1913. Address, 
 Imperial Zootechnical Exji. Sta., (ifhiba-Machi, 
 near Tokyo, Japan. 
 
 GEORGE MARTIN ALOYSIUS ILG 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 3793.) 
 
 1914. 
 
 NOBTARO INAGAKI 
 
 A. M. (See No. 6331.) 
 
 G3S1. SIMON INGBERG 
 Struct. Engr.; M. S., 1910; b. Je 24, 1877, 
 Rengsager, Norway; s. Hans (b. Mr 10, 1844, 
 do.) and Kristine (Ask) Iiigberg (b. Wermland. 
 Sweden). Prepared in Ada (Minn.) H. S. ; 
 Concordia Coll., Moorhead, Minn. A. B., Univ. 
 of Minn., 1909. Minn. Engrs. Soc; Y. M. C. 
 A.; Sigma Xi. Stud. Asst., T. and A. M., 
 llniv. of Miiin., 1908-09; Fellow, do., Univ. of 
 111. ,1909-10; Instr., C. E., Lehigh Univ., 1910- 
 11; Struct. Engr., James. Stewart & Co., Chi- 
 
78o 
 
 Uni\'ersity of Illinois 
 
 cago, 1911-14; Assoc. Physicist, U. S. Bur. of 
 Standards, 19x4 — . Auth. : Various technical 
 papers and articles in Engng. Jours. Mem., 
 Am. Soc. for Testing Materials. Married 
 Blanche E. McManus, Je 18, 1912, Alexandria, 
 Minn. Address, Elmhurst, 111.; bus. add., 207 
 E. Ohio St., Chicago. 
 
 G352. NELLE LOUISE INGELS 
 Statistician; A. M., 1014; d. Charles and 
 Nelle L. Ingels (b. Greenville, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Greenville H. S. Ph. B., Greenville 
 Coll.. 191 1. Scholarship, 1913-14. Univ. of 
 Calif., summer 1915; Univ. of Colo., summer 
 1916; Prof., Math., Greenville Coll., 1914-18; 
 Statistician, Ord. Bd. of Claims, War Dept., 
 Washington, D. C. Address, Greenville, 111.; 
 bus. add., 1 8 14 K St., N. W. Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 G353. JOHN WEBB IRWIN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1910; b. S 9, 1887, Cale- 
 donia, O. ; s. John Calvin (b. Iberia, O.) and 
 Rebecca Jane Irwin (b. Morrow Co., O.). I're- 
 pared in Caledonia (O.) H. S.; East H. S., 
 Clevelandj^ Tri-St. Norm., Angola, Ind. A. B., 
 Wabash Coll., 1909. Kappa Sigma; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Scholarship; Fellowship, Univ. of 111., 
 1909-10; Head, Eng. Dept., Central H. S., 
 Muskogee, Okla. Mem., A. F. A. M.; K. P. 
 Address, Wadsworth, O.; bus. add.. Central 
 High School, Muskogee, Okla. 
 
 G3S4. PAUL WESLEY IVEY 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; b. Jl 5, 1890, Bes- 
 semer, Mich.; s. James (b. 1851, Cornwall, 
 Eng.) and Elizabeth Ann (Bonnett) Ivey (b. 
 1854, Rosendale, Wis.). Prepared in Ishpeming 
 (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Lawrence Coll., 1912; 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Mich., 1917. Delta Iota; 
 Scholarship, Econ. Acting Prof., Social Sc, 
 Dak. Wesleyan Univ., 1913-14; Instr., Pol. 
 Econ., Univ. of Mich., 1914-17; Instr., I!us. 
 Adm., St. Univ. of la., 1917 — . Auth.: The 
 History of the Pere Marquette Railway Com- 
 pa'ny, Mich. Hist. Comn., 1918; Skiing, Outers 
 Book, 1908; The Significance of the Calumet 
 Strike Situation. Rez'iezv of Rezncivs, 1914; 
 Lake Navigation in a i6-Footer, Motor Boat, 
 1914. Mem., Tau Kappa Alpha, 1912. Mar- 
 ried Stella M. Walker, Ag 30, 1915. Address, 
 St. Univ., Iowa City, la. 
 
 CORA ANNA JACOBS 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3425.) 
 
 G3S3. ANDREW JACOBSON 
 Min. Chem.; M. S., 1910; b. O 18, 1878, 
 Webster, Minn.; s. Ole Jacobson (b. do.). B. 
 S., St. Olaf's Coll., 1906. Teacher, Pub. Sch., 
 Idlewold, Minn., 1906-08; Min. Chem., Eve- 
 leth Minn., summer 1907. Address, Webster, 
 Minn. 
 
 G356. EMMA GERTRUDE JAECK 
 Professor; A. M., 1908; Ph. D., 1910; b. O 
 25, 1875, Neenah, Wis.; d. Ferdinand Leopold 
 (b. Jl 14, 1862. Prussia) and Rosena Jane 
 (Lloyd) jaeck (b. F 2, 1853, Fort Howard, 
 Wis.). Prepared in Neenah (Wis.) H. S.; 
 Oshkosh Norm. B. L., Univ. of Wis., 1903- 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Fellow, Ger., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-10; Univ. of Berlin, 1905-06; Univ. of 
 Chicago, summers, 1912, 1914, 1915. 1917; 
 Univ. of Calif., summer, 1916; Asst., Ger. and 
 Latin, H. S., Brodhead, Wis., 1903-05; do., 
 Ger. and Algebra, Monmouth. 111., 1906-07; 
 Asst., Ger., Univ. of 111., summers, 1908, 1910; 
 Sub. instr., Ger., Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1910-11; 
 Prof., Ger. and Spanish, Converse Coll., Spar- 
 tanburg, S. C, 1911-15; do.. Oxford Coll.. Ox- 
 ford. O.. 191 5 — : Auth.: Madame de Stael and 
 the Spread of German Literature, Oxford Univ. 
 Press, 1915: The Indebtedness of Madame de 
 Stael to August Wilhelm Schleeel; John Oxen- 
 ford as Translator, do.; A Few Notes on Goethe 
 Bibliography, do. Mem., Assn. of Coll. Alum- 
 nae; Mod. Lang. Assn.; Nat. Geog. Soc. Ad- 
 dress. Oxford Coll., G-xford, O. 
 
 HELEN DICKSON JAMES 
 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 4233.) 
 
 HERMAN GERLACH JAMES 
 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 2708.) 
 
 LEONARD VAUGHAN JAMES 
 1912. M. S. 1913. E. E. (See No. 2709.) 
 
 G3S7- MICHAL VELMA JAMISON 
 (CHARLES) 
 Teacher; A. M.. 1916; b. Ap i, 1889, Elli- 
 son, 111.; d. Michael Van Tuyl (b. 1850, 
 Oquawka, 111.) and Velma Kossuth (Brent) 
 Jamison (b. 1854, Ellison, 111.). Prepared in 
 San Diego (Calif.) H. S.; Monmouth H. S.; 
 Monmouth Coll., 1907-08; Univ. of Chicago, 
 summer 1911. A. B., N. W., Univ., 1912. Chi 
 Omega. Grad. work. Classics, Univ. of 111., 
 summer 1913; Teacher, II. S., Negaunee, Mich., 
 1912-14; Teacher, H. S., Calumet, Mich., 
 1916-18. Married H. L. Charles, N 23, 1918, 
 Twin Falls, Idaho. Address, Delta, Utah. 
 
 G358. RACHEL MARION JARROLD 
 Teacher; A. M., 1909; b. Jl 7, 1884, West- 
 lield, Mass.; d. Thomas (b. 1838, Edmunds, 
 Eng.) and Louisa Chapin (Collins) Jarrold (b. 
 1 85 1, Westfield, Mass.). Prepared in West- 
 field (Mass.) H. S. A. B., Mt. Holyoke Coll., 
 1906. Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Grad. Scholarship; Teacher, Hist.. St. Norm., 
 Fredonia, N. Y., 1909-19. Y. W. C. A. work, 
 France, Ap 1919 — •. Address, W^estfield, Mass. 
 
 THOMAS McLEAN JASPER 
 1911- M. S. (See No. 4235.) 
 
 G359. ADELINE MIRIAM JENNEY 
 A. M., 1908; b. N 10, 1874, Monaster, Tur- 
 key; d. Rev. Edward Winthrop (b. D 8, 1843, 
 Monticello, 111.) and Katherine Maria (Thrall) 
 Jenney (b. Jl 3, 1846, Rutland, Vt.). Prepared 
 in Boscobel (Wis.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1899. Y. W. C. A. Grad. Fellow, Eng., 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-12; do.. Univ. of Neb.; do., 
 Univ. of O. ; do., Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of Mun- 
 ich, Ger.; Oxford, Eng., 1910-11; Newspaper 
 work, Boston, 1904-05; Teacher, H. S., Win- 
 ona, Minn., 1905-06; do., Yankton Coll., S. 
 Dak. Auth.: An Old World Wooing, Century 
 Mag.. 1901; numerous book reviews, articles on 
 Sociol., stories, etc., in Congregationalist, Good 
 Housekeeping, Modern Priscilla, Union Sig- 
 nal, and others. Address, Yankton Coll., 
 Yankton, S. Dak. 
 
 WALTER WILSON JENNINGS 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 6986.) 
 
 JOSEPH NORMAN JENSEN 
 
 1914. C. E. (See No. 2711.) 
 
 G360. KATHERINE JENSEN 
 Instructor; M. S., 1912; b. Mr 29, 1883, 
 Buffalo, N. Dak.; s. Andrew Jensen. B. S., 
 N. Dak. Agr. Coll., 1904- Instr., Dak. Pub. 
 Schs., 1904-11; Instr., Home Econ.. N. Dak. 
 Agr. Coll., 1Q13 — . Address, 1106 College St., 
 Fargo, N. Dak.; bus. add.. North Dakota Agr. 
 College, do. 
 
 G361. ARLANDUS LEON JERDAN 
 Agr. Agt.; M. S., 1915; b. N 8, 1887, Red 
 Bay, Ala.; s. Andrew C. Jerdan. Prepared m 
 6th Dist. Agr. Sch., Hamilton, Ala.; Ala. Poly- 
 tech. Inst., .1909-13. B. S., Univ. of Mo., 1914- 
 Agt., An. Husb.. U. S. Dept. of Agr., A. &• M. 
 Coll., West Raleigh, N. C. Address, Red Bay, 
 Ala ; bus. add.. Animal Industry Dept., A. & 
 M. Coll., West Raleigh, N. C. 
 
 KATHERINE BELLE JERVIS 
 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 3049.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 781 
 
 G362. MINNA ERNESTINE JEWELL 
 Chemist; A. M., 1915; b. F 9, 1892, Irving 
 Kan.; d. Lyman Leander (b. Mr 18, 1847, 
 Odin, Pa.) and Mary Jane (Moores) Jewell (b. 
 D 15, 1857, Newark, N. J.). Prepared in 
 Irving (Kan.) H. S. A. B., Colo. Coll., 1914. 
 Sigma Xi; Alpha Theta Chi. Fellow, Univ. of 
 111., 191S-18. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Wash. 
 Biol. Sta., summer 1916; Chem., III. Water 
 Survey, Univ. of 111., 191 8 — . Auth.: Cylin- 
 drotaenia Americana Nov. Spec, from the 
 Cricket Frog, Jour, of Parasitology; Vol. 2, 
 1916; (with Dr. H. B. Lewis) The Occurrence 
 of Lichenase in the Digestive Tract of Inverte- 
 brates, Jour, of Biol. Chem.. Vol. 3:^, 1918. 
 Address, 605 E. Chalmers, Champaign; bxis. 
 add., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 GENJIRO JINGUJI 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 5235-) 
 
 G363. GERTRUDE AMELIA JOHNSON 
 (MAC DONALD) 
 
 M. S., 1913; b. F 4, 1889, Chicago; d. Charles 
 (b. i860, Sweden) and Signe Andrea (Swend- 
 sen) Johnson (b. 1863, Denmark). Prepared 
 in Lake View H. S., Chicago; Chicago Norm. 
 Sch. ; B. S., N. W. Univ., 191 1. Scholarship, 
 Cornell, 1914-16; Grad. Stud, and Asst., do., 
 1913-18. Married Neil Francis Mac Donald, 
 F 3. 1917. Cortland, N. Y. Child, Lois Ermita, 
 N 25, 1917. Address, 507 E. Buffalo St., Itha- 
 ca, N. Y. ; bus. add., Cornell Univ., do. 
 
 G364. MABEL CLARE JOHNSON 
 
 (CARNAHAN) 
 
 (Wife of No. 940) 
 
 A. M.. 1908; b. Ag II, 1886, Tazwell, Tenn.; 
 d. Andrew Graham (b. Ap 7, 1842, do.) and 
 Lucy Susan (Pate) Johnson (b. F 20, 1846, 
 Tazwell Co., Va.). Prepared in Meredith Coll., 
 Raleigh. N. C. A. B., Onachita Coll., 1907. 
 Scholarship, Univ. of 111., 1907-08; Fellow, 
 1908-09. Married David Hobart Carnahan 
 ('96), Je 19, 1909, Arkadelphia, Ark. Children: 
 Margaret, b. Jl 25, 1910; Franklin Neil, b. F 
 19, 1912; Sarah, b. Ja 7, 1916. Address, 1006 
 VV. Nevada St., LTrbana. 
 
 G36S. *JOSEPH HENRY JOHNSTON 
 
 Ph. D., 1916; b. Jl 2S, 1889, Chapel Hill, N. 
 C; s. Charles Wilson (b. Je 18, 1839, do.) 
 and Agnes (Hughes) Johnston (b. Mr 10, 1847, 
 Cedar Grove, N. C). Prepared in Bingham 
 Sch., Mebane, N. C; Trinity Park Sch., Dur- 
 ham, N. C. A. B., Univ. of N. C, 1910; A. 
 M., do., 1914. Phi Delta Kappa. Asst. Prof., 
 Educ. Adm., Univ. of N. C, 1916— . O. T. C, 
 1917; ist Lt., Inf., U. S. A.. 1918. Auth.: 
 Articles on Educ. Adm. and Supervision, 
 Educ. Reviezv, Sch. Revieiv, and A'^. C. H. S. 
 Bui. Mem., N. E. A.; So. Soc. for Phil, and 
 Psych. Killed in action, Argonne, France. 
 1918. 
 
 G366. EASLEY STEPHEN JONES 
 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1918; b. O 2, 1884, Blue 
 Springs, Neb.; s. Stephen (b. O 8, 1850, Pitts- 
 burgh, Pa.) and Alberta Rosa (Easley) Jones 
 (b. Jl II, 1855, Danville, Va.). Prepared in 
 Boulder (Colo.) St. Prep. Sch. B. A., Univ. 
 of Colo., 1907; M. A., do.. 1909; M. A., Har- 
 vard, 1912. Austin Scholarship, Harvard. 
 Asst., Eng., Univ. of Colo., 1908-og; Instr., 
 do., 1909-12; do., LTniv. of 111., 1913-18; Re- 
 search work. War Trade Bd., Washington, D. 
 
 C, 1918 — . Auth.: (with Garland Greever) 
 Century Hand book of Writing. Century Co., 
 1918. Address, 987 15th St.i Boulder. Colo.; 
 bus. add., 1106 22nd St., N. W., Washington, 
 
 D. C. 
 
 G367. LESTER SEAMAN JONES 
 Supt., Schs.; A. M., 1917; b. My 12, 1884, 
 Reynolds, Neb.; s. G. M. Jones. B. S., N. W. 
 Univ., 1905. Supt., Schs., Oblong, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 126 Holly Court, Oak Park, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Oblong, 111. 
 
 G368. LLOYD THEODORE JONES 
 Instructor; M. S., 1912; Ph. D., 1915; b. F 
 20, 1887, Raymond, 111.; s. Albert Milton (b. 
 F 1850, O.) and Henrietta Christinia (Doerr) 
 Jones. Prepared in Raymond H. S. A. B., 
 Lake Forest Coll., 1909; A. M., do., 1910. 
 Gamma Alpha. Asst., Phys., Lake Forest Coll., 
 1909-10; do., Univ. of 111., 1910-14; Instr., do., 
 1914-15; do., Univ. of Calif., 1915-17. Instr., 
 Gunnery. U. S. S. M. A., Berkeley, Calif., 
 1917; ist Lt., A. S. S. R. C. 1917-18; Capt.. 
 U. S. A. S., Berkeley, Calif.; do., March 
 Field, Riverside, Calif., 1919 — . Originator 
 qf_ a method of instructional mach. gun 
 firing in arrny use. Auth.: Modified Meth- 
 od of Measuring e/m for Cathode Rays, Phys. 
 Review, 1914; Experimental Verification of 
 Law of Mass Variation for Cathode Rays, do., 
 1915; The Mercury Arc Pump; Dependence of 
 Rate of exliaustion on Current, do., 191 7; 
 Method of Showing v=/r for Circular Motion, 
 .Sch. Sc. and Math., 1915. Mem., Am. Phys. 
 Soc, 1915; A. A. A. S., 1917; Sigma Xi, 1913. 
 Married Freda Ozolla Stricklan, Ag 30, 1914. 
 Urbana. Address, c/o Univ. of Calif., Berke- 
 ley, Calif. 
 
 G369. SADOCIE CONNELLE JONES 
 Associate; M. S., 1909; b. An 13, 1880, 
 Scott Co., Ky.; s. Thomas Kenada (b. 1845, 
 do.) and Kathrine (Neale) Jones (b. 1847, 
 do.). Prepared in Norm. Sch., Ky. St. Agr. 
 Coll. A. B., Ky. St. Coll., 1906. Union Lit. 
 Soc. 111. St. Soil Surv., 1907; Teacher, Ky. 
 Agr. Coll. and Ky. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1908; Assoc, 
 Soils, Purdue tJniv. Exp. Sta., La Fayette, 
 Ind., 1918 — . Married Florence Chaver, Ag, 
 1917, La Fayette, Ind. Child, Robert Kenada, 
 b. Ag, 1918. Address, 523 N. 7th St., La 
 Fa>ette, Ind.; bus. add., Exp. Sta., Purdue 
 Univ., do. 
 
 TRUMAN NATHANIEL JONES 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 3812.) 
 
 G370. LOUIS JORDAN 
 Chemist; A. M., 1917; b. My 28, 1894, Beth- 
 el, Me. ; s. Israel Jordan. Prepared in Thorn- 
 ton Acad., Saco, Mo.; Harvard Univ., sum- 
 mer 1915. A. B., Bates Coll., 1915. Asst., 
 Chem., Bates Coll., 1915; do., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-17; Chem., Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chi- 
 cago. Address, Woodford Sta., Portland, Me.; 
 bus. add., Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago. 
 
 G371. VERA ELIZABETH JORDAN 
 
 (Sister of No. G372) 
 
 Teacher; A. M., 1917; b. Ja 23, 1888, Red 
 
 Cloud, Neb.; d. C. E. and Olive E. (Gharrett) 
 
 Jordan. Prepared in West Des Moines H. S. 
 
 A. B., Drake Univ., 1909. Teacher, H. S., 
 Hartley, la., 1909-10; do., H. S..' ^yoodward, 
 la., 1910-13; do., H. S., East Des Moines, 1913- 
 16. Address, 1103 45th St., Des Moines; bus. 
 add.. High School, East Des Moines. 
 
 G372. WILLIAM GHARRETT JORDAN 
 (Brother of No. G371) 
 
 Chemist; M. S., 1917; b. Je 28, 1891, Or- 
 leans, Neb.; s. C. E. and Olive E. (Gharrett) 
 Jordan. Prepared in West Des Moines H. S. 
 
 B. S., Drake Univ., 1913. Chem., Chicago; 
 do.. Dairy and Food Comn., Des Moines. Mar- 
 ried Leila Dodd, O 2, 1915, Des Moines. Child, 
 Jean Margaret, b. Jl 3, 1918. Address, 1103 
 4Sth St., Des Moines; bus. add.. Dairy and 
 Food Commission, do. 
 
 G373. WALTER EDWARD JOSEPH 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1912; b. D 22, 1881, Lov- 
 ett, Ind.; s. John (b. F 1883, Bavaria, Ger.) 
 and Anna S. (Zierer) Joseph (b. O 1852, Cin- 
 cinnati). Prepared in Lovett (Ind.) H. S. B. 
 S., Purdue Univ., 1907. Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 
782 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Alpha Gamma Rho. Asst, An. Husb., S. Dak. 
 St. CoU. and Exp. Sta., 1908-09; Instr., An. 
 Husb., 1912-13; Assoc, do., Univ. of 111., 
 1 91 3-16; Asst., An. Husbandman and Asst. 
 Prof., An. Husb., Mont. St. Coll.. Bozeman, 
 Mont., 1916 — . Collaborator in Buls. and Cir- 
 culars of Univ. of 111. and Univ. of Mont. Agr. 
 Exp. Stas. M. G. Co. 12. Camp Hancock, Ga. ; 
 Mustered out, D. 191 8. Auth.: Articles in Nat. 
 Wool Grotcer; Sziriric U'orld; Jour. A. C. S.; 
 and several general farm periodicals. Mem.. 
 Am. Soc. of An. Productions; Sigma Xi, 
 1912 — . Address, 313 S. 6th Ave.. Bozeman, 
 Mont.; bus. add., Montana St. Coll., do. 
 
 PETER JUNKERSFELD 
 1909. E. E. (See No. 887.) 
 
 OLIVER KAMM 
 1913. M. S. 1915. Ph. D. (See No. 4738.) 
 
 G374. WILLIAM GARFIELD KAMMLADE 
 Instructor; M. S., 1917; b. Ag 11, 1892, Ban- 
 gor, Wis.; s. lohn G. Kammlade. Prepared in 
 Bangor (Wis.") H. S.; Sparta H. S. B. S. A., 
 Univ. of Wis., 191 5. Asst., An. Husb., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-18; Sergt., 302nd Supply Co., Q. 
 M. C, A. P. O. 759, A. E. P,. Address, Spar- 
 ta, Wis.; bus. add., 1003 W. California Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 HENRY WILBUR KAMP 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8470.) 
 
 G375. WALTER GERALD KARR 
 Physiol. Cbem.; M. S., 1916; b. D 18, 1892, 
 Almond, N. Y.; s. Walter Karr. Prepared in 
 Almond (N. Y.) H. S.; Yale Univ.. 1917. B. 
 S., Alfred Univ., 1913. Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Physiol. 
 Chem., Therapeutic Div., U. S. Gas Investiga- 
 tion, 1918 — . Auth.: Articles in Jour. A. C. 
 S.; Jour. Biol. Chem.; Am. Jour. Physiol. Ad- 
 dress, IDS Ed.o^ewood Ave.. New Haven, Conn.; 
 bus. add., 2 Hillhouse Ave., do. 
 
 G376. SEBASTIAN K.\RRER 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ap 10, 1889, 
 Rich Hill, Mo.; s. Frank Xavier and Theresa 
 (Braun) Karrer. Prepared in Ellensburg 
 (Wash.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of Wash., 191 1; 
 M. A., do., 191 3. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 Gamma Alpha. Loretta Denny Fellow, 191 2. 
 Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; Fellow, 
 do., 1916-17; Instr., do., 1917 — • Address, 
 1002 W. Oregon St., Urbana; bus. add., no 
 Physics Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 TANE KAWAMOTO 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 7676.) 
 
 G377. HUGH PRATT KEAN 
 Instructor; A. M., 1909; b. S i, 1884, Chi- 
 cago; s. David Watson (b. S 28, 1841, Craw- 
 ford Co., Pa.) and Eliza Amelia (Pratt) Kean 
 (b. D II, 1845, Lewis Co., N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Buchanan (Mich.) II. S.; Benton Harbor 
 Coll., 1903; Univ. of Chicago. A. B., Albion 
 Coll., 1906. Asst.. Aslron., Univ. of 111., 1907; 
 do.. Math., do., 1909; Prof., Math., Ripon 
 Coll., 1910; do., Ottawa Univ.; do., McKen- 
 dree Coll., 1916-17; Instr., Math., James Milli- 
 kin Univ., 1917 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Ad- 
 dress, James Millikin Univ., Decatur, 111. 
 
 G378. DORA KEEN 
 A. M., 1917; b. Ap 13, 1895, Burkcsville, 
 Ky.; s. L. J. Keen. A. B., Georgetown Coll., 
 1916. Asst.. Educ, Univ. of 111., 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 707 S. 2nd St., Champaign; bus. add.. 
 206 Univ. Hall, Urbana. 
 
 EDWARD SPENCER KEENE 
 
 1912. M. E. (See No. 608.) 
 
 G379. ALBERT KEISER 
 Minister; Ph. D., 1918; b. D 7, 1S87, Ger.; 
 s. Johann Hinrichs (b. 1849, Firrel, East Fri- 
 esea, Ger.) and Antje (Collmann) Keiser (b. 
 1S52, do.). Prepared in Prep. Dept., Wart- 
 Inirg Theol. Sem., Dubuque, la.; Prep. Dept., 
 W'artburg Coll., CJinton, la.; Univ. of Neb., 
 summer, 191 1; Wartburg Theol. Sem., 1911-13. 
 A. B., Wartburg Coll., 191 1; A. M., Univ. of 
 Mont., 1914-15. Pastor, German Lutheran 
 Church. Beloit, Wis., 191 5 — . Auth.: Articles 
 on religious, social, and historical questions in 
 Lutheran Herald, Am. Lutheran Sur., and Scan- 
 dinavian Studies and Notes. Address, Beloit, 
 Wis. 
 
 SAKAE KEITOKU 
 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7679.) 
 
 TRUMAN LEE KELLEY 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 3817.) 
 
 •RUTH KELSO 
 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3436.) 
 
 JACOB GARRETT KEMP 
 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 2719.) 
 
 JOHN EDWARD KEMP 
 
 1908. C. E. (See No. 1540.) 
 
 G380. FORREST ELLWOOD KEMPTON 
 Ph. D., 1918; b. O 5, 1883, Centerville, Ind.; 
 s. William J. (b. Ja 2, 1840, New York City) 
 and Savilla J. (Ellwood) Kempton (b. Mr 21, 
 1850, Centerville, Ind.). Prepared in Center- 
 ville (Ind.) H. S. B. S., Earlham Coll., 1906; 
 M. S., Univ. of Wis., 191 3. Ionian. Teacher, 
 Pub. Schs., Wayne Co., Ind., 1906-10; Farm 
 Mgr., 1910-11; Teacher, 1911-12; acting Prof., 
 riol., 111. Coll., 1913-14; Asst., Bot., Univ. of 
 111., 1914-18; Plant Pathol., Smelter Smoke In- 
 vestigations, St. Louis Smelting and Retining 
 Co., Collinsville, 111., 191 7; Porto Rico Exp. 
 Sta., Rio Piedros, 1918. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 A. A. A. S.; Nat. Geog. Soc; Phytopathol. 
 Soc. Address, Centerville, Ind. 
 
 LUTHER EUGENE KENNEDY 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 7003.) 
 
 GEORGE FR>EDERIC KENOWER 
 1880. M. L. (See No. 72.) 
 
 G381. MORRIS JOHNSON KERNALL 
 
 (Husband of No. 7004) 
 Professor; A. M., 1914; b. S n, 1883, Will- 
 mar, Minn.; s. John J. (b. Norway) and Per- 
 nella (Mellem) Kernall (b. do.). Prepared in 
 St. Norm. Sch., Valley City, N. Dak. B. A., 
 Univ. of N. Dak., 1906. Sigma Xi. Fellow, 
 Zool., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; Grad. Work, 
 L'niv. of 111., 1914-17; Head, Bur. of Teacher's 
 Certitication, St. Dept. of Educ, Burleigh, N. 
 Dak., 1917-18; Prof., Dept., Biol., Colo. Coll., 
 19 1 8 — . Married Pearle Keene ('15), Je 29, 
 191 o, Valley City, N. Dak. Address, Colorado 
 Coll., Colorado Springs, Colo. 
 
 JOSEPHINE ELLROD KERR (ALLISON) 
 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 3059.) 
 
 G382. JAMES KESSLER 
 Instructor; A. M., 191 5; b. S 24, 1883, Port- 
 land, Ind.; s. William (h. My 16, 1840, do.) 
 and Ruey Anne (Pingry) Kessler (b. O 2, 1844. 
 do.). Prepared in Bryant (Ind.) H. S. A. B., 
 Univ. of Ind., 1908. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 Paris, 1911-12; do., Univ. of Chicago. Instr., 
 French, Grinnell Coll., 1909-11; Asst., do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-16; do., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1916-17; Instr., do., 191 7 — • Address. Port- 
 land, Ind.; bus. add., Univ. of Chicago, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 783 
 
 MILO SMITH KETCHUM 
 1900. C. E. (See No. 889.) 
 
 RICHARD BIRD KETCHUM 
 1900. C. E. (See No. 963.) 
 
 G383. MARJORIE KILBURN (HEWES) 
 
 (Wife of No. 5207) 
 A. M., 1912; b. O 4, 1888, Rockford, HI.; d. 
 James Heme (b. Ja 19, 1844, do.) and Alice 
 Malvina (Blinn) Kilburn (b. F 23, 1846). Pre- 
 pared in Rockford Prep. Sch. A. B., Rockford 
 Coll., 191 1. Married Charles Kay Hewes ('12), 
 Jl 29, 1914. Address, 716 W. 30th St., Los An- 
 geles, Calif. 
 
 G384. JESSIE JUNE KILE 
 Teacher; A. M., 1914; b. Je 25, 1889, Mason 
 City, 111.; d. Henry Kile. A. B., Rockford 
 Coll., 1912. Asst., Hist. Sur., Univ. of 111., 
 1913-15; Teacher. Jr. Coll., Elgin, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 634 N. Church St., Rockford, HI.; bus. 
 add.. Junior College, Elgin, 111. 
 
 G385. JAMES ERNEST KINDRED 
 Zoologist; A. M., 1915; Ph. D., 1918; b. O 
 20, 1893, South Boston, Mass.; s. Ernest W. 
 (b. Ag 14, 1866, St. John, New Brunswick. 
 Can.) and Etta J. (Woodburn) Kindred (b. JI 
 8, 1868, Boston). Prepared in South Boston 
 H. S. A. B., Tufts Coll., 1914. Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Eta. Scholar, Z06I., Univ. of 111., 1914- 
 15; Asst., Z06I., Univ. of III., 1915-17; Fellow. 
 do., 1917-18; Instr., Histol., West. Reserve 
 Med. Sch., 1918 — . Address, Western Reserve 
 Medical School, Cleveland. 
 
 G386. JOSEPH LYONEL KING 
 Entomologist; M. S., 1916; b. Ja 10, 1888, 
 Cleveland; s. William Alexander (b. S 1844, 
 London, Eng.) and Virginia Eliza (Ward) 
 Ring (b. Je 3, 1S54, Cleveland). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Cleveland. B. S., O. St. Univ., 
 1914. Asst., Entomol., O. Exp. Sta., 1914-17; 
 Sc. Asst., Bur. of Econ. Zool., Harrisburg, 
 Pa., 191 7-18. U. S. N., Wissahickon Barracks, 
 Cape May, N. J.; Mustered out, Ja 13, 1919. 
 Auth. : The Lesser Peachtree Borer, O. E.vp. 
 Sta. Bui. Address, 3233 Carnegie Ave., Cleve- 
 land. 
 
 G387. ROBERT HILLS KINGMAN 
 Professor; A. M., 1917; b. Jl 18, 1890, To- 
 peka, Kan.; s. Lewis (b. F 26, 1845, North 
 Bridgewater, Mass.) and Alice (Newman) 
 Kingman (b. S 14, 1869). Prepared in Wash- 
 burn Coll. Acad. B. S., Washburn Coll., 1913. 
 Sigma Xi. Prof., Biol., Buena Vista Coll.. 
 Storm Lake, la., 1917 — . Married Mildred 
 Hood Taliaferro, Ag 27, 1913, Topeka, Kan. 
 Child, Virginius Winslow. b. Ag 9, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, Buena Vista Coll., Storm Lake, la. 
 
 HOWARD BAKER KINGSBURY 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 3823.) 
 
 EDWARD AUGUST THEODORE KIRCHER 
 
 1912. A. M., 1914. Ph. D. (See No. 4747.) 
 
 PAUL KIRCHER 
 1918. C. E. (See No. 4748.) 
 
 DONALD DEE KIRK 
 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 4749.) 
 
 G388. JAMES THORNTON KIRK 
 (Brother of Nos. 4749, 6358) 
 Supt., Schs.; A. M., 1911; b. Je 23, 1877, 
 Eureka, 111.; s. James (b. Je 23. 1846, Belfast, 
 Ireland) and Mary Ellen (Cundiff) Kirk (b. 
 Mr 17, 1849, O.). Prepared in Springfield H. 
 S.; So. 111. St. Norm. A. B.. Eureka Coll., 
 1900. Teacher, Tp. H. S., Pontiac, 111., 1902- 
 
 03; Supt., Schs., Neponset, HI., 1906-08; do., 
 Toulon, HI., 1908-10. Married Mary Isabel 
 Covington, My 7, 1901. Children: Thornton 
 Robert Lee, b. Ap 13, 1902; Alfred Edward, b. 
 Mr s, 1905. Address, Toulon, Ill.f 
 
 FRANK ALLEN KIRKPATRICK 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 6361.) 
 
 G389. TERNO KISIII 
 Engineer; M. E., 1909; b. Mr 3, 1875, Mat- 
 suyama lyo, Japan; s. F. Kishi. B. S.. Higher 
 lech. Coll., Tokio, 1898. Asst. Engr., Kwan- 
 sai Ry. Co.; do., Sango Ry., Imperial Govt., 
 Japan. Address, Tokio, Japan.f 
 
 G390. IPPEI KIYOHARA 
 Cnil Engr.; M. S., 1913; b. O 23, 1887, 
 lokusliima, Japan; s. Torazo (b. do.) and Mui 
 Kiyohara (b. do.). Prepared in Japan. B. S. 
 Wash. St. Coll., 191 1. Sigma Xi. Testing 
 Dept. and Standardizing Lab. Dept., Gen Elec 
 Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1913-17; Cml. Engr.] 
 Frazer & Co., New York City, 1917 — . Mem., 
 N. Y. Nippon Club, 1917; Assoc. Mem., A. I.' 
 E. E., 1912 — . Address, Frazar & Co., so 
 Church St., New York City. 
 
 DAVID KLEIN 
 1907- A. M. (See No. 2726.) 
 
 G391. HENRY GRANGER KNIGHT 
 Dean of Agr.; Ph. D., 1917: b. JI 21. 1878, 
 P-ennington, Kan.; s. Edwin Richard (b. S 14. 
 1849, Sandusky, O.) and Elva Maud (Edwards) 
 Knight (b. Mr 11, i860). Prepared in Port 
 Townson (Wash.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of 
 Wash., 1902; A. M., do., 1904. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa. Grad. 
 Stud., Chem., Univ. of Chicago, 1903-04; Dean, 
 Coll. of Agr. and Dir., Exp. Sta., Univ. of 
 Wyo., 1910-18; do., Okla. A. and M. Coll., 
 1918 — . Chm.. St. Council of Defense, Wyo., 
 191 7-18. Married Nellie Elizabeth Dryden, 
 Jl 25, 1905. Child, Richard Drvden. b. Jl 27, 
 1909. Address, Oklahoma A. and M. "Coll. 
 Stillwater, Okla. 
 
 PAUL KENNETH KNIGHT 
 1917- A. M. (See No. 7701.) 
 
 G392. RICHARD ABNER KNIGHT 
 
 Associate; M. S., 1917; b- S 8, 1885, Colum- 
 bus, O.; s. William Abner (b. Ja 12, 1865. 
 Delaware Co., O.) and Mary Ann (Wilbur) 
 Knight (b. S 12, 1858). Prepared in Colum- 
 bus (O.) H. S. M. E., O. St. Univ., 1909. 
 Sigma Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. Const. Engng., 
 Light Heat, & Power Co., Springfield, O.. 1909- 
 To; Chief Electn., do., 1910-11; Instr., E. E., 
 Univ. of Pa., 1911-13; do.. Univ. of III., 1913- 
 15: Assoc, do., 1915 — . Mem., A. I. E. E. 
 Married Mable Cathers, Ag 24, 1909, Yellow 
 Springs, O. Children: William Abner, b. D 
 28. 1912; Betty Ann Shirley, b. Je 28. 1916. 
 Address, 307 W. Washington, LTrbana: bus 
 add., 301-B E. E. Laboratory, Univ. of HI., do. 
 
 1900. 
 
 FRED CONRAD KOCH 
 
 M. S. (See No. 1241.) 
 
 G393- PRUDENCE WINTER KOFOID 
 A. M., 1903; b. Ag 24, 1866, South Coven- 
 try, Conn.; d. Alpheus (b. F 17, 1838, Belcher- 
 town, Mass.) and Flora D. (Thompson) Win- 
 ter (b. S 25, 1834). Prepared in Hartford 
 (Mass.) H. S. A. B.. Oberlin Coll., 1890. 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Translated from the Russian 
 Schwiakoffs' Monograpli of the Infusoria. As- 
 pirotricha. Married Charles Atwood Kofoid, 
 Te 30, 1894. Middlefield, Conn. Address, 2616 
 Etna St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
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 AMUND MARIUS KORSMO 
 1913. C. E. (See No. 3827.) 
 
 G394- JOHN ANTON KOSTALEK 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1910; b. S 13, 1885, Pra- 
 gue, Bohemia; s. .Anton Kostalek. Prepared 
 in Milwaukee H. S. A. B., Univ. of Wis., 
 1907; A. M., do.. 1908. Phi Beta Kappa; Sig- 
 ma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Scholarship, 
 Univ. of Wis., 1907-08; Fellow, Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., 1908-10; Res. Chem., B. F. Goodrich 
 Co., Akron, O., 1910-11; Instr., Chem., Univ. 
 of Idaho, 1911-12; Asst. Prof., Chem., do., 
 1912-15; Assoc. Prof., Chem., do., 1915-18; 
 Head of Organic and Phvs. Chem. Dept., N. 
 Dak. Agr. Coll., 191 8—. "Mem., A. A. A. S.; 
 A. C. S. Married Helen Pitcairn, Ag 23, 
 1916. Child, Mary Elizabeth, b. S 18, 1917. 
 Address, Moscow. Idaho; bus. add., c/o N. 
 Dak. Agr. Coll., Fargo, N. Dak. 
 
 GUSTAVE AUGUST KRAMER 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 2437.) 
 
 ALONZO PLUMSTED KRATZ 
 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 3065.) 
 
 ELWIN VALENTINE KRATZ 
 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 5236.) 
 
 HENRY KREISINGER 
 1906. M. E. (See No. 2149.) 
 
 G395. HARRY CLEVELAND KREMERS 
 Chemist; M. S., 1915; Ph. D., 1917; b. Ja 
 28, 18S9, Springfield, S. Dak.; s. Lucas (b. N 
 23, 1856, Drenthe, Mich.) and Maggie (Grin- 
 wis) Kremers (b. O 19, i860, do.). Prepared 
 in Prep. Dept., Hope Coll., Holland, INIich. A. 
 B., Hope Coll., 1913. Asst., Chem., L^niv. of 
 111., 1917-18; Chem., Sansteel Mfg. Co., North 
 Chicago, 111., 191 8 — . Auth. : The Rare Earths, 
 Sell. Sc. and Math.; Observations on the Rare 
 Earths, Vols. V and VI, Jour. A. C. S. Mar- 
 ried Evelyn Jacobs, Je 30, 1915. Child, Howard 
 Earl, b. S 21, 1917. Address, Lake Bluff, 111.; 
 hits, add., Santeel Manufacturing Co., North 
 Chicago, 111. 
 
 FRED WILLIAM KRESSMANN 
 
 1910. M. S. (See No. 3831.) 
 
 AUGUSTA MAY KRIEGER (EKBLAW) 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 4260.) 
 
 MARTHA JACKSON KYLE 
 1898. A. M. (See No. 1054.) 
 
 KATE LACKEY 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 7714.) 
 
 G396. HURLEY FRANK LAMB 
 Lecturer; A. M., 1914; b. My 29, 1886, 
 Hillsdale, Mich.; s. Benjamin Soul (b. Rollin, 
 Mich.) and Amelia (Lyon) Lamb (b. Hills- 
 dale, Mich.). Prepared in North Adams (Mich.) 
 H. S. A. B., Albion Coll., 1913. Grad. work, 
 L^niv. of Pa., 1915-16; Lecturer, Radcliffe 
 Chautauqua, 1916-17; Mgr., "Dry" Campaign, 
 Scioto Co., O., 1918; Working for Bd. of 
 Home Missions of M. E. Church, 1919 — . Mem., 
 Ohio Conf. of M. E. Church. Married Mar- 
 jorie Gertrude Coors, D 29, 1915, Bellevue, 
 Mich. Child, Burjo Lemar, b. My 24, 1918. 
 Address, 1426 2nd St., Portsmouth, O. 
 
 ERNEST MICHAEL RUDOLPH LAMKEY 
 
 1914. A. M. 1916. Ph. D. (See No. 5773.) 
 
 MARGARET HENRIETTE JOHANNE 
 
 LAMPE 
 1900. A. M. (See No. 1055.) 
 
 G397. LANE W. LANCASTER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1918; b. D 9, 1892, Bellaire, 
 O. ; s. Charles W'arren (b. Ap 7, 1866, Mari- 
 etta. O.) and Josephine Crow Lancaster (b. N 
 
 12, 1869, Bellaire, O.). Prepared in Bellaire 
 (O.) H. S. A. B., O. Wesleyan, 1915. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Delta Rho. 
 Scholarship, Hist., Univ. of 111.. 1917-18; 
 Teacher, Languages, H. S., Huntington, W. 
 Va. 1919 — • U. S. A., Camp Sherman, O., 1918. 
 Auth. : Occasional Contributions of historical 
 interests in Pittsburgh Christian Advocate, 
 1917-18. Married Mary Brown S :i, 1917, 
 Cardington, O. Address, Huntington, W. Va. 
 
 LE ROY LANG 
 1911. M. S. (See No. 3832.) 
 
 G398. WILFRED FRANCIS LANGELIER 
 (Husband of No. 5631.) 
 Professor; M. S., loii; b. S 25, 1887, Nash- 
 ua, N. H. Prepared in Nashua (N. H.) H.- S. 
 B. S., N. H. Coll., 1909. Zeta Epsilon Zeta; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Chem., 111. 
 St. Water Sur., 1909-16; Asst. Prof., San. 
 Engng., Univ. of Calif., 1916 — . Married Ruth 
 Leone Davison ('13), Jl 19, 1916, Marshall, 
 111. Address, 2327 Cragmont Ave., Berkeley, 
 Calif.; bus. add., Univ. of Calif., do. 
 
 G399. BERTHA LANGWILL 
 Professor; M. S., 1918; b. O 3, 1894. Rock- 
 ford. 111.; d. James S. (b. Scotland) and Jane 
 (Montgomerv) Langwill (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Rockford'H. S. B. S., Rockford Coll., 1916. 
 Sigma Xi, 1918. Teacher, Pub. Schs., Rock- 
 ford. 111., 1916-17; Asst. Prof., Dept. of Chem., 
 Sweet Briar Coll., Sweet Briar, Va., 1917 — . 
 Address. 1413 W. State St., Rockford, 111.; 
 bus. add.. Sweet Briar Coll., Sweet Briar, Va. 
 
 CYRUS WILLIAM LANTZ 
 1914. A. M. (See No. S77S-) 
 
 LAWRENCE FREDERICK LARSON 
 1904. A. M. (See No. 1916.) 
 
 G400. LOUIS JOHN LARSON 
 (Husband of No. 7620) 
 Chief Engr.; M. S., 1917; b. Je 5, 1891, 
 Heron Lake. Minn.; s. John (b. 1862, Norway) 
 and Lena (Silnes) Larson (b. 1863, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Windoni (Minn.) H. S. B. S., Univ. 
 of Minn., 1914; C. E., do., 191=;. Tau Beta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; Univ. Club; Rifle Club. Fellow, 
 L^niv. of 111.; Asst. Engr. Physicist, Materials 
 Testing Div., Bur. of Standards, 1917-19; 
 Chief Engr., Lumber, Tie and Timber Vul- 
 canizing Co. Invented an instrument for read- 
 ing the tension in airplane wires or other 
 wires of similar nature (patent applied for). 
 |r. Mem., A. S. C. E., 1916 — . Married Jose- 
 I)hine Blanche Louise Hollandsworth ('16), 
 Je 26, 1918, Canton. 111. Address, 3739 Jocelyn 
 St.. Chevy Chase, D. C; bus. add.. Bureau of 
 Standards, Washington, D. C. 
 
 MARTHA SERENA LARSON 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 4268.) 
 
 G401. GEORGE ROGER LA RUE 
 Dir. Biol. Sta.; Ph, D., 191 1; b. Ja i, 1882, Pau- 
 lina, la.; s. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (b. My 6, 
 1S50, O.) and Julia Olive (Dean) La Rue (b. S 
 
 13, 1858, Blairstown, la.). Prepared in Paulina 
 (la.) H. S.; Acad, of Doane Coll. B. S.. Doane 
 Coll., 1907; A. M., Univ. of Neb., ^1909. Pi 
 Kappa Delta; Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. Instr., 
 Zool., Univ. of Mich., 1911-13; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 1913 — ; Dir., Univ. of Mich. Biol. Sta., 
 191 7 — ; "Temporary Asst., U. S. Bur. of Fish- 
 eries, Alaska, summer 1009. Auth.: Articles 
 in Transactions Am. Microscopic Soc; III. 
 Biol. Monographs; Report Mich. Acad, of Sc. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 785 
 
 Mem., 111. Acad, of Sc. ; Am. Microscopic Soc; 
 Jr. Research Club; Mich. Acad, of Sc; Am. 
 Soc. of Zool.; Congr. Church. Married Clara 
 Cleone Marshall, D 22, 191 1, Panama, Neb. 
 Children: Helen Margaret, b. My 27, 1914; 
 John Marshall, b. N 3, 1915; Julia Ann, b. Mr 
 8, igi8. Address, 1078 Ferdon Road, Ann .Ar- 
 bor, Mich.; bus. add., Univ. of Mich. Biologi- 
 cal Station, do. 
 
 CHARLTON PAGE LATHROP 
 1917- M. S. (See No. 7722.) 
 
 G402. THOMAS ERWIN LATIMER 
 Lawyer; A. M., 1909; b. Ap 6, 1879, Hill- 
 iards, O.; s. Ezekiel (b. 1853, do.) and Anna 
 (Van Schoyck) Latimer (b, 1854, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Hilliards (O,) H. S. A. B., Univ. of 
 Wash., 1908. Scholarship. Asst., Econ., 1009- 
 10; Prin., Schs., Juneau, Alaska, 1910-11; 
 Atty. at Law, Minneapolis, 1914 — . Married 
 Elsie Henry, Ag 29, 1910, Seattle. Address, 
 2716 Elliot Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
 JENNIE MARY LATZER (K/\ESER) 
 1901, M. S. (See No. 1371.) 
 
 JOHN ALBERT LATZER 
 1900. M. S. (See No. 1243.) 
 
 G403. WILLARD WOOD LAUER 
 Engineer; M. S., 191 7; b. Ja i, 1894, Pitts- 
 burgh; s. William J. (b. Ja 24, 1872, do.) and 
 Jane Gray (Underwood) Lauer (b. Ap i, 
 1872. Roscoe, Pa.). Prepared in Central H. S., 
 Pittsburgh. B. S., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 1916. Engr., Flinn O'Rourke Co., Engrs., New 
 York City. 1917. A. S. S. R. C, 1917; Scout 
 Pilot, 29th* Sqdn., R. A. P.. 1917-18; Flight 
 Commander, 25th Aero Sqdn., 4th Pursuit 
 Group, U. S. A., A. E. F., France, 1918; 
 Capt., do. Mem., First Presby. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 3422 Parkview Ave., Pittsburgh. 
 
 EDWARD GEORGE LAUTERBACH 
 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7026.) 
 
 G404. MATTHEW LAWRENCE 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; b. Mr 27, 1889, 
 Hudson, HI.; s. William (b. Ap 11, i86t, do.) 
 and Mary Louise (Patterson) Lawrence (b. Jl 
 31, 1858. Smithfield, 111.). Prepared in Shurt- 
 leff Acad. A. B., Shurtleff Coll., 1913. Alpha 
 Zeta. Grad. Scholarship. Head, Hist. Dept., 
 H. S., Pekin, 111., 1914-15; Instr., Hist, and 
 Govt., Washington Jr. H. S., Butte, Mont., 
 1915-17. U. S. A., 1917; A. E. F.. France, 1917. 
 U. S. Artillery Sch.. France, 1917; 2nd Lt., F. 
 A. R. C, 1918 — . Address, Hudson, 111. 
 
 G405. EDWARD LOTAN LAWSON 
 Professor and Acting Dean; A. M., 1914; b. My 
 20, 1871. Fairbanks, Ind.; s. William Jasper (b. 
 D 6, 1841, do.) and Rachel Ann (Harrison) 
 Lawson (b. Ja 18, 1846, do.). Prepared in De 
 Pauw Univ. Acad.; De Pauw Univ., 1891-93. 
 A. B., Union Christian Coll., igoi; Ph. B., do., 
 1902. Prof., Educ, Defiance Coll., O., 1914 — ; 
 Acting Dean, do.. 191 7 — : Corp., Co. I, 159th 
 Ind. Volunteer Inf., 1898. Married Ada Carp- 
 enter Lauren, D 26, 1904, Muncie, Ind. Chil- 
 dren: Virginia Lauren, b. My 18, 1906; Lois 
 Lauren, b. Je 29, 1908. Address, Defiance Coll., 
 Defiance, O. 
 
 G406. THOMAS ERNEST LAYNG 
 Associate; Ph. D., 1916; b. O 13, 1886, 
 Smith's Falls, Can.; s. Henry (b. Je 3, 1849, 
 do.) and Raechel (Hayes) Layng (b. Ag 10, 
 185s, do.). Prepared in Smith's Falls Colle- 
 .giate. A. B., Mc Master Univ., 1909; A. M., 
 do., 1012. Gamma Alpha; Phi Lambda Upsi- 
 lon; Sigma Xi. Research Chem., Chicago, 
 1915-16; Research Chem., Urbana, 1917-18; 
 
 Assoc, do., 191 8 — . Joint inventor of coking 
 process. Auth.: Low Temperature Distillation 
 of Coal (in Press). Married Winifred Annie 
 Gray, Ag 28, 1916, Toronto, Can. Address, 
 701 Indiana Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 152 Chem. 
 r.ldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 KATHERINE ALBERTA LAYTON 
 (CRATHORNE) 
 1908. Ph. D. (See No. 1545.) 
 
 G407. WARREN KENNETH LAYTON 
 
 Teacher; A. M., 1918; b. O 27, 1889, Poto- 
 mac, 111.; s. John (b. N 27, 1858, Binghamp- 
 ton, N. Y.) and Luella (Copeland) Layton (b. 
 S 20, 1865. Danville, 111.). Prepared in Po- 
 tomac H. S.; Shortridge, H. S., Indianapolis; 
 De Pauw Acad. A. B., N. W. Univ., 191 1. 
 Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Correspondent and adv. writer, 
 .•911-14; Teacher, pub. schs., 1914-16; Asst., 
 Educ, Univ. of 111.. 1916-18. M. O. T. C, 
 Camp Greenleaf, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., 1918; 
 ist Lt.. San. Corps, N. A., igi8 — . Auth.: 
 Joint Reviser (with W. C. Bagley) of Dr. 
 John Milton Gregory's Seven Laws of Teach- 
 ing, Pilgrim Press; Vocational Placement, 
 Educ. Adm. and Supervision, N, 1917; Train- 
 ing and Control .of the Emotions, Sch. and 
 Home Educ. N, 1917. Mem.. Nat. Soc. for 
 Study of Educ, 1916; N. E. A., 1Q17 — ; N. 
 E. A. Com. on Orgn. and Adm. of Secondary 
 Educ. Address, Camp Greenleaf, Fort Ogle- 
 thorpe, Ga. 
 
 191; 
 
 MAC E. LEACH 
 
 A. M. (See No. 7728.) 
 
 G408. JOHN MARVIN LE CATO 
 Instructor; A. M.. 1916; b. N 26, 1890, Ba- 
 hama Islands; s. J. T. and I. S. (Shipley) Le 
 Cato. Prepared in Baltimore City Coll. John 
 Hopkins L'niv. A. B.. LIniv. of Mich., 1913. 
 Asst.. Bot.. Univ. of Mich.. 1912-13; do., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-14; Instr.. Biol., Marshall Coll., 
 Huntington, W. Va. Address, Harmans, Md.; 
 bus. add., Marshall Coll., Huntington, W. Va.t 
 
 G409. HENRY RHODES LEE 
 Chemist; M. S.. 1916; b. My 29, 1893, Wal- 
 do. Wis. Prepared in Carroll Acad. A. B., 
 Carroll Coll., 1914. Asst., Chem., Carroll Coll., 
 1012-14; Asst., Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1914-16; 
 Mun. Chem., Decatur, 111.. 1917 — . Address, 
 402 E Ave., Waukesha, Wis.; bits, add., De- 
 catur, 111. 
 
 G410. MA-LI LIANG TZE LEE 
 
 Teacher; A. M.. 191 5; b. O 20, 1889, Tsin- 
 nan Fu; d. Run Sheng Lee. Prepared in la. 
 Wesleyan Coll. Prep. .Sch.; Columbia, summer 
 1913. B. S., la. Wesleyan Coll., 1914. Teach- 
 er, Baldwin Memorial Girls Sch., Nanchang. 
 China, 1906-07; V. P., Chinese Stud. Y. M. C. 
 A. and Y. W. C. A. of Am., 1913-14. Address, 
 Nanking, China. 
 
 G411. BENJAMIN GEORGE LEHENBAUER 
 (Brother of No. G412) 
 Clerk; A. M.. 1910; b. Jl 12, 1884, Hanni- 
 bal, Mo.; s. Frederick Andrew (b. D 3, 1831, 
 Ottingen. Ger.) and Elizabeth (Koehler) Le- 
 henbauer (b. Ja 4. 1841, Konigshafen, do.). 
 Prepared in (5er. Parochial Sch.; Centenary 
 and Van Rensselaer Acads.. Hannibal, Mo.; 
 Westminister Coll., Fulton, Mo. A. B.. James 
 Millikin Univ., 1909. Instr., Math.. Miami 
 t'niv., Oxford, O.. 1910-13; Clerk, Actuarial 
 Dept. of Union Central Life Ins. Co., Cincin- 
 nati. 1Q14 — . Married Martha Hope Homan, 
 Jl 9, 1913, Cincinnati. Address. 235 Albany 
 Ave., Avondale, Cincinnati; bus. add.. Union 
 Central Life Insurance Co., do. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 G412. PHILIP AUGUSTUS LEHENBAUER 
 (Brother of No. G411) 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1914; b. N i, 1884, Han- 
 nibal, Mo.; s. Frederick Andrew (b. D 3, 1831, 
 Ottingen, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Koehler) Le- 
 henbauer (b. Ja 4, 1841, Konigshafen. do.). 
 Prepared in Van Rensselaer Acad., Mo. A. B., 
 Westminster Coll., 1907; A. M.. Millikin Univ.. 
 1909. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. Scholarship, 
 Univ. of 111., iqio; Asst., Plant Physiol., do., 
 191 1-12; Fellowship, do., 1913-14; Asst. Prof., 
 Bot. and Hort., Univ. of Nev., 1914-17; do., 
 Plant Physiol., Univ. of 111., 19 17 — . Auth. : 
 Plant Growth in Relation to Temperature, 
 Physiol. Researches. Address, 1107 S. Busey 
 Ave., Urljana; bus. add., 203 Floriculture Bldg., 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 EDITH LEONARD 
 1910. M. S. (See No. 2735.) 
 
 G413. HAROLD DEAM LESLIE 
 Ins. Agt.; A. M., 191 5; b. My 4, 1894, Day 
 ton, O. ; s. George B. (b. 1863, Germantown 
 O.) and Ida M. (Deam) Leslie (b. 1865, Lew 
 isburg, O.). Prepared in Stivers H. S., Day 
 ton, O. A. B., O. St. Univ., 1914. Corda Fra 
 tres; Assn. of Cosmopolitan Clubs. Asst. 
 Dept. of Ins. and Statistics, LIniv. of 111., 19 14 
 15; Actuarial and Statistical work, Northwes 
 tern Mutual Life Ins. Co., Milwaukee, 1915 
 17; General Agt., Provident Life and Trust 
 Co. of Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, 1917-18 
 U. S. Army, Washington, D. C, 1Q18 — 
 Mem., Reformed Church of U. S^; Nat. Life 
 Underwriters Assn.; Commercial Club of Salt 
 Lake; Y. M. C. A. Address, 917 Creightor 
 Ave., Dayton, O.; bus. add., 515 Boston Bldg., 
 Salt Lake City. 
 
 OSCAR ADOLPH LEUTWILER 
 1900. M. E. (See No. 1246.) 
 
 G414. HAROLD ALVIN LEVEY 
 Indus. Chem.; M. S., 1916; b. O 14, 1889, 
 New Orleans; s. Moses Edmond (b. Ap 6, 1S50, 
 Buffalo, N. Y.) and Bella (Pokormy) Levey 
 (b. Ag 3, 1865, New Orleans). Prepared in 
 McDonough H. S., New Orleans. B. E., Tu- 
 lane Univ., 191 1. Tech. Dir., plant for manu- 
 facture of celluloid-like material. General Mfg. 
 Co.. Sioux City, la. Div. of Sc. and Research, 
 U. S. Signal Corp, Bur. of Aircraft Prod.; 
 Mustered out, F i, 1919. Mem., Jewish Syna- 
 gogue; Social. Club, Sioux City; Menorah. 
 Address, 2846 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans; 
 bus. add.. Hotel Martin, Sioux City, la. 
 
 G41S. CHARLES DICKENS LEWIS 
 Professor; A. M., 1917; b- Ja 30. 1875, Lew- 
 is, la.; s. Isaac (b. O 27. 1836, Chester Hill, 
 O.) and Rebecca Jane (Garretson) Lewis (b. 
 O 12, 183s, York Co., Pa.). Prepared in Pvt. 
 schs., Eubanks, Ky. B. Ped., Ky. St. Univ., 
 1901. Teacher, Theodore Harris Inst., Pine- 
 ville, Ky., 1901-02; Prof., Biol., Norm. Sch., 
 Berea Coll., Berea, Ky., 1902 — ; Grad. Stud., 
 LTniv. of Wis., summer, 1908; Teacher, Pea- 
 body Coll., summer 191 7; Teacher's Inst. Work, 
 summers. U. S. Ambulance Corps, Allentown, 
 Pa., 1917 — . Auth.: The Waterboys and their 
 Cousins, J. B. Lippincott & Co.. 1918; Contrib- 
 utor, So. Sch. Jour. Mem., Union Church; 
 Kv. Acad, of Sc; Ky. Educ. Assn. Married 
 Effie M. Godbey, D 25, 1902, Lexington, Ky. 
 Children: Elizabeth Marguerite, b. Ag 24, 1905; 
 Charles Wesley, b. F 2, 1907; Mary Llewellyn, 
 b. Ja 22, 1909; Rowena May, b. My 8, 191 1. 
 Address, Berea Coll., Berea, Ky. 
 
 G416. HARRY FLETCHER LEWIS 
 
 Research Chem.; Ph. D., 1916; b. My 27, 
 
 1891, Denver, Colo.; s. Benjamin Morgan (b. 
 
 O 16, i860, Utica, N. Y.) and Jennie Noah 
 
 (Potter) Lewis (b. Jl 22, 1862). Prepared in 
 
 DeWitt Clinton H. S., New York City. B. S.. 
 Wesleyan Univ., 1912; M. S., do., 1913- Sig- 
 ma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Pharmaceutical 
 Research Fellowship, Univ. of 111.; Research 
 Chem., Color Lab., Bur. of Chem., Dept. of 
 Agr., Washington. D. C, 1918 — . Auth.: Arti- 
 cles in Jour. Industrial Engng. Chem.; Jour, 
 .'im. Pharmaceutical Assn. Married Mildred 
 Wilson Judd, Je 28, 1916, Champaign. Child, 
 Harry Fletcher, Jr., b. My 27, 1917- Address, 
 15 Prospect St., Cherrydale, Va. ; bus. ,add.. 
 Color Lab., Bur. of Chem., Dept. of Agr., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 JULIAN HERMAN LEWIS 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 4776.) 
 
 G417. LESTER CLYDE LICHTY 
 Instructor; M. S., 1916; b. Jl 15, 1891, Carle- 
 ton, Neb.; s. W. W. Lichty. B. S., Univ. of 
 Neb., 1913. Instr., LTniv. of Okla., 1916 — . 
 Address, Carleton, Neb.; bus. add., Univ. of 
 Okla., Norman, Okla.t 
 
 G418. WARREN LINCOLN 
 Farm Mgr.; M. S., 1914; b. Mr 24, 1887, 
 Council Grove, Kan.; s. George Cummings 
 (b. Ag 22, 1856, Colrasset, Mass.) and Ara- 
 bella May (Whitcomb) Lincoln (b. My 3, 1865, 
 Altona, lU.). Prepared in Portland (Ore.) 
 H. S. B. S. A., Wash. St. Coll., 1913- Alpha 
 Zeta. Mgr. Farm, Prosser, Wash. Married 
 Blanche Lincoln, D 14, 1916, Union, Wash. 
 Address, Prosser, Wash. 
 
 JUSTA MORRIS LINDGREN 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 1724.) 
 
 ALMEDA V. LINDLEY (PARKS) 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 2442.) 
 
 G419. RALPH HARLAN LINKINS 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; b. Ag 4, 1887 
 Naples, 111.; s. Mrs. R. C. Linkins. A. B.. Ill 
 Coll., 191 1. Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111.,, 1913 
 15; Stud, and Instr., do., 1916-18. San. Corps, 
 Yale, 1918 — : Address, 501 W. State St. 
 Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 HOMER ROBERTS LINN 
 1909. M. E. (See No. 968.) 
 
 LE ROY LEWIS LITTLE 
 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 4780.) 
 
 SHERMAN HENRY LITTLER 
 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 4781.) 
 
 ANANIAS CHARLES LITTLETON 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 5273-) 
 
 G420. LEONIDAS ROSSER LITTLETON 
 (Brother of No. G421) 
 Chemist; Ph. D., 1912; b. Ag i, 1889, Belle 
 Haven, Va.; s. Jesse Talbot (b. O 27, 1856, 
 Portsmouth, Va.) and Lulie (Rosser) Littleton 
 (b. D 6, :86i, Petersburg, Va.). Prepared in 
 Prep. Dept., Southern Univ. A. B., Southern 
 Univ., 1907; A. M., Tulane Univ., 1910. Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Instr., Chem., 
 Grinnell Coll.. 1912-13; Prof., Chem., Emory 
 and Henry Coll., Emory, Va., 19 13-17; Asst. 
 Chem., Picatinny Arsenal, Dover, N. J., 1917 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church; A. A. A. S., 191 7—; A. 
 C. S.; Nat. Geo. Soc. Married Alice Lenore 
 -Scott, Je 17, 1916, Emory, Va. Child, Rachel 
 Bernard, b. O 4, 1917. Address. 186 N. Sus-. 
 sex St., Dover, N. J.; bus. add., Picatinny Ar- 
 senal, do. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 787 
 
 G421. MARTHA ELIZABETH LITTLETON 
 (BRADLEY) 
 (Sister of No. G420) 
 A. M., 1909; b. S 10, 1884, Portsmouth, Va.; 
 d. Jesse Talbot (b. O 27, 1856, do.) and Louisa 
 (Rosser) Littleton (b. D 6, 1861, Oak Hill. 
 Va.). A. B., Southern LIniv., 1905. Head, 
 Mod. Lang. Dept., Martha Washington Univ., 
 1906-08; Scholarship. Ger., Univ. of 111., igo8- 
 09; Head, Dept., Mod. Lang., Woman's Coll. 
 of Ala., 1909-10; do.. Galloway Coll., 1911-13. 
 Married Bret Beale Bradley, S 10, 1913. Chil- 
 dren, Bret Beale Jr., b. Ag 14, 1915; Mary 
 Louisa b. Mr i, 1918. Address, 'Bt^chwboA 
 Farm, Columbia, Miss. 
 
 G422. YI LIU 
 M. S., 1918; b. Ja 19, 1893, Tientsin City, 
 China; s. Feng Ying Hsu. A. T. E. C, Tang- 
 shan Engng. Coll., 1916. 
 
 G423. FLORENCE LONG 
 Instructor; M. S., 1918; b. F s, 1889, Fierce- 
 ton, Ind.; s. Charles Robert (b. O 31, 1851, 
 Fredericktown. O.) and Emma Josephine (Ho- 
 ver) Long (b. Ag 25, 1856, Pierceton, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Pierceton (Ind.) and Warsaw 
 (Ind.) H. Schs. B. S., Earlham Coll., 1913. 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Woman's Cosmopolitan Club. 
 Scholar, LIniv. of 111.. 1917-18; Grad. Stud., 
 Bryn Mawr, 1913-14; Instr., Math., Earlham 
 Coll., 1914-17. Mem., Y. W. C. A. Address, 
 Pierceton, Ind. 
 
 G424. MANUEL L. LOPEZ 
 Assistant; A. M., 1918; b. Je 28, 1889, Gran- 
 ada, Spain; s. Manuel (b. 1848, do.) and 
 Manuela Delgado (Felui) Lopez Rodriguez (b. 
 1852, do.). Prepared in Licio de Aplicacion, 
 Institute, and Cml. and Eng. Inst.. Sandiago, 
 Chile, S. A. A. B., O. Wesleyan Univ.. 1916. 
 Cosmopolitan Club; Latin-Am. Club; Spanish 
 Club; French Club; Grad. Club; Latin Am. 
 Scholarship. O. Wesleyan Univ. Asst., Ro- 
 mance Languages, Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Trans- 
 lator; Articles in Spanish; Ed. of Spanish Am. 
 Bui., 1918; Pamphlet on Chile, under auspices 
 of Carnegie Endowment for Internat. Peace, 
 1918. Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 409 
 E. Healey St.. Champaign; bus. add., 309 LIniv. 
 Hall, Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 G425. ARTHUR RUSSELL LORD 
 (Husband of No. 4579) 
 Engineer; M. S., 191 1; b. Ag 8, i886, Ips- 
 wich, Mass.; s. Aaron (b. do.) and Catharine 
 Elizabeth (Underbill) Lord (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Manning H. S., Ipswich, Mass. B. S.. 
 Univ. of Me., 1907; C. E., do., 1910. Phi 
 Kappa Phi; Sigma Xi. Instr., C. E., Univ. of 
 Me., 1907-08; do., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1908- 
 09; Res. Fellow, Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 
 111., 1909-11; Consulting Engr., 1911-17; Engng. 
 Lab., Lehigh LIniv., Bethlehem, Pa., 1919 — . 
 Capt., Engrs., O. T. C, 1917; Engrs. O. T. S., 
 Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 1917; loSth Engrs., 
 111. Nat. Guard, Camp Logan, Tex., 191 7; 
 with 513th Engrs.. N. A., Camp Travis, Tex., 
 1918; Major, 191 8; On special duty with Emer- 
 gency Fleet (Torporation, Washington, D. C, 
 1918; do., Philadelphia and South Bethlehem, 
 Pa., 1918-19. Made first test for actual stres- 
 ses in a completed building. Auth. : Test of a 
 Flat Slab Floor in a Reinforced Concrete 
 Building, Proceedings, Nat. Assn. Cement 
 Users, Vol. 8, 191 1; A Discussion of the Basis 
 of Design for Reinforced Concrete Floor 
 Slabs, do.; The Effect of Concrete Encasing 
 Structural Steel Columns, Bui. 56, Univ. of III. 
 Engng. E.vp. Sta.; Various other papers and 
 articles on the testing of reinforced concrete 
 buildings and on structural design. Married 
 Ruth Burns Cii), S 22, 1915, Macomb, 111. 
 Address, c/o Engng. Lab., Lehigh Univ., Beth- 
 lehem, Pa. 
 
 G426. JOHN MARSHALL LOWRIE 
 (Brother of No. G427) 
 Lawyer; A. M., 1909; b. Je 7, 1887, Elkhart, 
 Ind.; s. James Gibson (b. O 28, 1848. Lancas- 
 ter, O.) and Caroline Ferris (Gale) Lowrie (b 
 D 28, 1853, Galesburg, 111.). A. B., Knox Coll., 
 1908. LL. B., Columbia 1912. Lawyer, New 
 York City, 1912 — . Address, 158 Waverly 
 Place, New York City; bus. add., 165 Broad- 
 way, do. 
 
 G427. SELDEN GALE LOWRIE 
 (Brother of No. G426) 
 Professor; A. M., 1908; b. Ag 13, 1884, Mt. 
 Sterling, 111.; s. James Gibson (b. O 28, 1848, 
 Lancaster, O.) and Caroline Ferris (Gale) 
 Lowne (b. D 28, 1853, Galesburg, 111.). Pre- 
 pared m Niles (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Knox 
 Coll., 1907; Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1912. Phi 
 Delta Theta; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Eta. ASst., 
 Pol. Sc, LIniv. of Wis., 1908-10; Instr., do., 
 1910-12; Asst., Wis. Legislative Reference Lib., 
 1908-11; Special Investigator, Wis. St. Bd. of 
 Pub. Affairs, 1911-12; Acting Prof., Pol. Sc, 
 L^niv. of Cincinnati. 1912-13; Prof., Pol. Sc, 
 do., 19 1 3 — ; Dir., O. Legislative Reference Bur., 
 Columbus, O., 1913-14; Dir., Municipal Refer- 
 ence Bur., Cincinnati, 1914 — -. Capt., O. R. C, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918 — . Auth.: Corrupt 
 Practices at Elections Wis. Lib. Comn., 191 1; 
 The Budget, Wis. St. Bd. of Pub. Affairs, 191 2; 
 New Form of the Initiative and Referendum, 
 Am. Pol. Sc. Rev.. Vol. 5, 191 1; The Wis. Plan 
 for the Initiative and Referendum, Annals 
 Am. Acad, of Pol. and Social Sc, N 1912; 
 Notes on Current Legislation, Am. Pol. Sc. 
 Review, Vol. 5, 191 1; Proposals for a State 
 Budget. Proceedings Am. Pol. Sc. Assn., 1912; 
 Municipal Revenue in Ohio, Nat. Municipal 
 Rezncw. N 1915; Public Utility Problems in 
 Cincinnati, Utilities Mag., Vol. i, No. 2; Rapid 
 Transit Plan in Cincinnati, do., Jl 191 7; Cin- 
 cinnati Plan for a LInion Depot, do., O 1917; 
 A Municipally Owned LInion Depot, Am. Citv, 
 Ag 1917. Mem., Am. Pol. Sc. Assn.; Bus. 
 Men's Club, Cincinnati; City Club, do.; O. St. 
 Lib. Assn.. 1913 — ; Bd. of Dirs., (Cincinnati 
 Associated Charities; Am. Sociol. Assn.; Am. 
 Assn. for Lib. Legislation; Am. Assn. of Univ. 
 Profs.; Bd. Dirs.. Cincinnati Legal Aid Soc; 
 Madison Univ. Club; Cincinnati Tennis Club; 
 Presby. Church. Address, 1616 Riggs Place, 
 Washington, D. C. ; bus. add., Univ. of Cin- 
 cinnati, Cincinnati. 
 
 BENJAMIN EDWARD LUDVIK 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7756.) 
 
 EDWARD ROY LUDWIG 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4785.) 
 
 G428. WILLIAM PENN LUKENS 
 M. S., 1916; b. S 30. 1892, Philadelphia; s. 
 J. Parry Lukens. Prepared in Ridley Park 
 (Pa.) H. S. A. B., Swarthmore Coll., 1913. 
 Exp. Dept., Chalmers Motor Car Co., 1913-14; 
 do., Saxon Motor Car Co., 1914. ist Lt.. U. 
 S. S. M. A.. Univ. of 111.. 1918. Married 
 Ethel I. Adams, S 22, 1918, Champaign. Ad- 
 dress, Woodlyn, Pa. 
 
 JAMES CHARLES LUND 
 1911. M. S. (See No. 3847-) 
 
 RAYMOND RUDOLPH LUNDAHL 
 1917. C. E. (See No. 4786.) 
 
 G429. ALFRED EDWIN LUSSKY 
 Professor; A. M., 191 1; b. O 17, 1885, Ster- 
 ling, 111.; s. Rev. Frederick (b. N 27, i8i;o, 
 Buffalo, N. Y.) and Anna C. (Beyer) .Lussky 
 (b. Ag 10, 1850, do.). Prepared in Ottawa H. 
 S.; Acad, of Concordia Coll. A. B., Concordia 
 Coll., 1906; B. D., Concordia Theological Sem- 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 inary, St. Louis, 1910. Der Deutsche Verein. 
 Instr., Ger., Univ. of Mich., 1911-13; Head, 
 Ger. Dept., Lake Forest Coll., 111., 1913-14; do., 
 Univ. of Ark., 1915-16; Asst. Prof., Ger., do.', 
 1916 — . Address, Univ. of Ark., Fayetteville, 
 Ark. 
 
 G430. GRETCHEN KATHERINE LUTZ 
 Teacher; A. M., 1913; b. F 16, i8qo, Albion. 
 Mich.; d. Frederick Lutz. Prepared in Albion 
 (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion Coll., 1909. 
 Stud., Univ. of Narburg, Ger.; Teacher, H. S.. 
 Hillsdale, 111., iqog-ii; Instr., Ger., Rockford 
 Coll., 1911-12; Teacher, Albion, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, Albion, Mich. 
 
 ERNEST BARNES LYTLE 
 1904. A. M. (See No. 1552.) 
 
 WILLIAM PRIESTLY McCARTNEY 
 1900. M. S. (See No. 755.) 
 
 GEORGE WASHINGTON McCLUER 
 1892. M. S. (See No. 399.) 
 
 G431. ELZY VERN McCOLLOUGH 
 Instructor; A. M., 191 5; b. Ag 24, 1884, 
 Greenfield, la.; s. Robert Maxwell (b. D 15, 
 :845. Washington Co.. Pa.) and Elizabeth 
 (Weecle) McCollough (b. Je 30, 1848, do.). 
 Prepared in Tarkio (Mo.) H. S.; Prep. Dept., 
 Tarkio Coll. A. B., Tarkio Coll., 1908. Instr., 
 Econ., Pa. St. Coll., 1915 — , Married Marga- 
 ret Carson, Ag 25, 191 5, Washington, la. 
 Child, Elzy Vern, Jr., b. Jl 18, 1917. Address, 
 State College, Pa. 
 
 G432. SAMUEL JAY LACON McCOMIS 
 Supt., Schs.; A. M., 1917; b. Jl 17, 1876, 
 Busseyville, Ky. ; s. James Franklin McComis. 
 Prepared in Louisa (Ky.) H. S.; Ky. Univ.; 
 Berea Coll. LL. B., Jefferson Univ., 1910. 
 Prin., H. S., 1906-09; City Supt. of Schs., 
 1909-13. Address, Lacon, Ill.f 
 
 G433. HARRY McCORMACK 
 
 Professor; M. S., 1899; b. S 7, 1876, Spen- 
 cer, la.; s. James T. (b. F 21, 1846, Vermillion 
 Co., 111.) and Adeline (Gannett) McCormack 
 (b. Ja 20, 1846. St. Joseph Co., Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Ruthven (la.) H. S. B. S., Drake 
 Univ., 1896. Teacher, H. Schs., 1899-1904; 
 Instr., Chem., Armour Inst., of Tech., 1904-06; 
 Prof., Chem. Engng., do.. 1906 — . Dir., Re- 
 search Lab., Chicago. Mem., Hyde Park 
 Church of Christ; A. C. S.; x\m. Electro Chem. 
 Soc; Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; Am. 
 Inst. Chem. Engng.; Univ. Club; City Club. 
 Married Mae Henderson, Je 10, 1898, Baxter, 
 la. Children: John Thomas, b. My 6, 1899; 
 Ralph Henry, b. Jl 24, 1907; Robert Craig, b. 
 Ag I, 1909. Address, 5545 University Ave., 
 Chicago; bus. add., Armour Institute of Tech- 
 nology, do. 
 
 x\LVA ELISHA McCOY 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7771.) 
 
 RUDOLPH McDERMET 
 1914. M. S. 1916. E. E. (See No. 5281.) 
 
 G434. JANET MALCOLM MACDONALD 
 Archaeologist: A. M., 1913; b. Mr 6, 1891, 
 Hubbard, la.; d. William Thomas (b. Je 19, 
 1855, Newtownards, Co. Down, Ireland) and 
 Margaret Jane Macdonald (b. D 12, 1854. do.) 
 Prepared in Morningside Acad. A. B., Morn- 
 ingside Coll., 1910; Ph. D., Bryn Mawr Coll., 
 1918. Asst. Prin. H. S., Aurelia, la., 1911-12; 
 Instr.. Latin. Morningside Coll., 1913-15; Ar- 
 chaeol. Fellowship to Classical Sch., Athens, 
 1917. Mem., Archaeol. Soc. of Am. Address, 
 Storm Lake, la.; bus. add., Pembroke West, 
 Bryn Mawr Coll., Bryn Mawr, Pa. 
 
 G435. JENNIE McELWAIN 
 A. M., 1918; b. O 3, 1880, Knoxville, 111.; 
 d. Edward H. (b. F 6, iSss, Springfield, O.) 
 and Laura B. (Lacy) McElwain (b. D 21, 
 1859, Gilson, 111.). Prepared in Knoxville H. 
 S.; Knox Coll., 1899-igoi. B. S., Hedding 
 Coll., 1905. Teacher, Elmwood, 111., 1909-12; 
 do., Aledo, 111., 1912-16; do., Belleville, 111., 
 iqi8 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Knox- 
 ville, 111.; bus. add., 108 W. B St., Belleville, 
 111. 
 
 G436. WALLACE MACFARLANE 
 Chemist; M. S., 1913; Ph. D., IQ15; b. D 
 18. 1886. Silver Reef, Ut.; s. John M. Macfar- 
 lane. Prepared in Univ. of Ut. Prep. Sch. B. 
 S., LTniv. of Ut., 1910'. Grad. Stud., Ut. Agr. 
 Coll.; Asst. Chem., Exp. Sta., Logan, Ut., 
 iqio-ii; Instr.. Math., do., 1911-12; Chem. 
 Ut. Fertilizer & Chem. Co., summer, 1908; In- 
 vestigation Dept., Washington. D. C. Sergt., 
 Camp Lewis, Wash., 1917-18; Camp Kendrick, 
 Mo.; Mustered out. D 5, 191S. Address, 25 
 South St.. Salt Lake City; bus. Rdd.. Inves- 
 tigation Dept., 3503 R St., N. W., Washington, 
 D. C. 
 
 MARY OLA McGINNIS 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 1732.) 
 G437. *HAROLD HOSSACK McGREGOR 
 Ph. D.. 1 9 14; b. O 16. 1884, Ottawa, Can.; 
 s. R. McGregor. B. A., McMaster Univ., 1909; 
 M. S. Univ. of Louisville, 1912. Died S 13, 
 191 5. Ottawa, Can. 
 
 G438. HAZEL HOPE MacGREGOR 
 (RICE) 
 A. M., 1909; b. F 6, 1881, Valin, S. Dak.; 
 d. Alexander (b. Ont.) and Eva (Mathews) 
 Mac Gregor (b. Ap 27. 1856. Springville, N. 
 v.). Prepared in Yankton (Toll. Acad. B. S., 
 Yankton Coll.. 1906; A. M., do., 1907. Sigma 
 Xi. Scho!., Univ. of 111., 1908-09; Fellow, 
 Math.. Univ. of Kan., igio-ii; Instr., Math., 
 Yankton Coll.. iqoo-io; do., Univ. of Kan., 
 1911-13. Married Martin Everett Rice, S 4, 
 1913, Yankton, S. Dak. Child, Hazel Eliza- 
 beth, b. F 18, 1916. Address, 1538 Vermont 
 St., Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 JESSIE McHARRY 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 4790.) 
 
 G439. DUNCAN ARTHUR MacINNES 
 (Brother of No. 7779) 
 
 Professor; M. S., 1909; Ph. D., 191 1; b. Mr 
 31, 1885, Salt Lake City; s. Duncan (b. Glas- 
 gow, Scotland) and Frances Charlotte (Sayers) 
 Mac Innes (b. Horsham, Eng.). Prepared in 
 Acad.. Univ. of LTtah. B. S., Univ. of Utah, 
 1007. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Gamma 
 .'\lpha. Scholar, L'niv. of 111., 1908-09; Fellow, 
 do., 1900-11; Instr., Chem.. do., 1911-is; 
 Assoc, Chem.. do.. 1915-18; Asst. Prof., 
 Phys. Chem., Mass. Inst, of Tecti., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Articles in Jour. A. C. S. Address, 12 
 Ainsworth St.. Roslindale. Mass.; but. add., 
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. 
 
 JAMES HARRY McKEE 
 1899. M. E. (See No. 970.) 
 
 G440. CARL STONE McKELLOGG 
 Teacher; A. M.. 1915; b. F 8, 1894, Wake- 
 man, O.; s. Frank E. McKellogg. Prepared in 
 Oberlin (O.) H. S. A. B.. Oberlin Coll., 1914. 
 Teacher. H. S.. Bucyrus, O. Corp., Chem. 
 Warfare Service. Add-ress, 53 W. Vine St., 
 Oberlin. O. ; bus. add., Bucyrus, O. 
 
 G441. EDWARD LAWRENCE McKENNA 
 Assistant; A. M.. 1914; b. Je 7. 1893, Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y.; s. William E. McKenna. A. B., 
 Columbia. 1913. Asst., Econ., L^niv. of 111., 
 1014-16; Pa. St. Coll., 1916 — . Address, 23s 
 McDonough St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 7S9 
 
 HENRY THEODORE McKINNEY 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 5800.) 
 
 G442. HARRY CHARLES McKOWN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1917; b. Ja 11, 1892, Peoria; 
 s. Charles W. (b. Mr 12, 1840, Ind.) and Re- 
 becca (Traxler) McKown (b. Ap 12, 1853, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Haw Creek Tp. H. S., Gilson. B. 
 S., Knox Coll., 1913. Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Teacher, H. S., Ottumwa. la., 1917- 
 i8. A. S. S. C, Camp Dick, Dallas, Tex., 1918; 
 2nd Lt., Ellington Field, Houston, Tex., 1918- 
 19; Mustered out, F 25, 1919. One of three 
 honor students in 66th Sqdn., U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of Tex. Address, Gilson, 111. 
 
 G443. MAUDE KATHERINE McLAUGHLIN 
 Student; A. M., 1917; b. N 2, 1888, Omaha, 
 Neb.; d. R. A. (b. Ag 3, i860, Toledo, O.) and 
 Ida May (Mohler) McLaughlin (b. Jl 27, 1867, 
 Mechanicsburg. Pa.). Prepared in Omaha 
 (Neb.) H. S.; Galesburg H. S. A. B., Knox 
 Coll., 1909. Student, Lib. Sch., Univ. of 111., 
 1917 — • Address, 806 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 GEORGE BURR McMILLEN 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7063.) 
 
 SARAH GRACE McMILLEN (JORGENSEN) 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 3857.) 
 
 NELLIE LOUISE McWILLIAMS 
 (ENOCHS) 
 1901. A. M. (See No. 1374.) 
 
 G444. KATHRYN MADDOCK 
 
 Journalist; A. M., 1916; b. S i. 1892, Evan- 
 ston, 111.; d. Henry S. (b. Je 3, 185 1, Chester, 
 Pa.) and Anna Catherine (Loag) Maddock (b. 
 D 25, 1855, Columbia, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Evanston Tp. H. S. B. A., Rockford Coll., 
 1915. Delta Gamma; Scholarship, 1915-16. 
 Reporter, Moniiug Star, Rockford, 111., 1916- 
 17; Reporter, la. Jour., Sioux City, 1917; 
 Asst. Supvr.. Publicity Campaign Organization 
 Work, Sch. Garden Movement, Cleveland. Ad- 
 dress, 940 SheriTian Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o Iowa Journal, Sioux City. 
 
 WILBER CLINTON MADDOX 
 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 3096.) 
 
 G445. THOMAS BYRD MAGATH 
 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1917; b. Ja 28, 1895, Ox- 
 ford, Ga. ; s. Julius (b. i860, Vilna, Russia) 
 and Eliza (Byrd) Magath (b. 1867, Tallahassee, 
 Fla.). Prepared in Palmer Inst., Oxford, Ga. 
 Ph. B., Emory Univ., 1913; M. S., James Milli- 
 kin Univ., 1914. Nu Sigma Nu; Fellow, Zool., 
 1916-17. Scientific Investigator, U. S. Bur. of 
 Fisheries, summer 191 7; Instr., Anatomy, Coll. 
 of Med., Univ. of 111. Med. R. C, U. S. A., 
 1918; Acting Med. Sergt., S. A. T. C. Med. 
 Sect., Univ. of 111., Chicago; Mustered out, 
 D II, 1 9 18. Auth.: The Presence of Acido- 
 philous Cells in the Adrenals, Transactions 
 Am. Microscopic Soc, Vol. 34, 1913; Nema- 
 tode Technique, cfo.. Vol. 35, 1916; (with H. 
 B. Ward) Notes on some Nematodes from 
 fresh water fishes. Jour. Parsitol., Vol. 3, 
 1917; The Morphology and life history of a 
 new Trematode Parasite, Lissorchis Fairporti, 
 Nov. Gen. et Nov. Spec, from the Buffalo fish, 
 Ictiobus, do., Vol. 4, 1918; Are Zoologists go- 
 ing to use the B. N. A.?, Sc. Vol. 49, 1918; 
 The Catalase content in Ascaris suum. Jour. 
 Biol. Chcm., Vol. 33, 1918. Mem., Am^ Micro- 
 scopical Soc; A. A. A. S.; Sigma Xi. Ad- 
 dress, Oxford, Ga. 
 
 G446. A. ERNEST MAHANNAH 
 Farmer; A. M., 1916; b. Ap 9, 1893, Monti- 
 cello, 111.; s. Alva (b. O 3. 186S, Prairie Hall, 
 111.) and Fannie (Spangler) Mahannah (b. D 
 23, 1867, Sangamon, 111.). Prepared in Sedg- 
 
 wick H. S. A. B., Fairmount Coll., 1914. Fel- 
 low, Pol. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Farmer, 
 1917- A. S. S. E. R. C, 191 7—. Mem., A. F. 
 A. M.; Aerial League of Am. Address, Box 
 7, R. I, Sedgwick, Kan. 
 
 JOSIAH MAIN 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 3097.) 
 
 ROSCOE CONKLING MAIN 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 2751.) 
 
 CHARLES WESLEY MALCOLM 
 1906. C. E. (See No. 1735.) 
 
 G447- GEORGE ALFRED MANEY 
 M. S., 1914; b. D 9, 1888, Minneapolis; s. 
 Thomas A. Maney. C. E., Univ. of Minn., 
 191 1. Instr., Struct. Engng., Univ. of Minn. 
 Concrete Ship Div., Emergency Fleet Corp., 
 Philadelphia and South Bethlehem, Pa., 1918. 
 Address, 2409 27th Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
 ALBAN WHITFORD MANN 
 1918. E. E. (See No. 4799.) 
 
 G448. HERSCHEL THURMAN MANUEL 
 (Brother of No. G449) 
 Psychologist; Ph. D., 1917; b. Freetown, Ind.; 
 s. Asbury H. (b. Ja 1864, Ind.) and Sarah 
 Jane (Brown) Manuel (b. O 1864, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Brownstown (ind.) H. S.; Taylor 
 Univ., 1905-07. A. B., De Pauw Univ., 1909; 
 A. M., Univ. of Chicago. 1914. Sigma Xi; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Research Stud, under subsidy. 
 Gen. Educ Bjd. ; Instr., Psych, and Educ, 
 Colo. St. Norm. Sch., Greenison, Colo., sum- 
 mer 1917; Psych. Examiner, U. S. A., 1917; 
 1st Lt., San. Corps. 1918 — . Auth.: Articles 
 in Elementary Sch. Jour.; Sch. and Soc. Mem., 
 Phi Delta Kappa; Phi Eta; M. E. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 523 Anderson St., Greencastle, Ind. 
 
 G449. WILLIAM ASBURY MANUEL 
 (Brother of No. G448) 
 
 Ranch Mgr.; M. S., 1915; b. Ja 18, 1891, 
 Greentown, Ind.; s. Asbury H. (b. Ja 1864. 
 Ind.) and Sarah Jane (Brown) Manuel (b. O 
 1864. do.). Prepared in Greencastle (Ind.) H. S. 
 A. B., De Pauw Univ., 1912. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Glee and Mandolin Club. Fellow., 
 Engng. Exp. Sta., LIniv. of 111. Asst. Mgr., 
 The Trinchera Ranch Co., Fort Garland, 
 Colo. Mem., Phi Beta Kappa, 1912; A. C_. S., 
 1 91 3. Address, Bethel Hosp., Colorado Springs, 
 Colo. 
 
 FRANKLIN WALES MARQUIS 
 1909. M. E.. (See No. 2453.) 
 
 G450. STEWART DENT MARQUIS 
 M. S., 1916; b. D 25, 1890; s. William S. 
 Marquis. Prepared in Rock Island H. S. A. 
 E., Lake Forest Coll., 191 1. Instr., Math.,. 
 Marizanila Hall, Palo Alto, Calif., 1911-13; 
 With Ervin & Wasey Co., Chicago. 2nd Lt., 
 San. Corps, A. E. F., France, 1918; Mustered 
 out, D 17, 1918. Address, 11 23 Maple Ave., 
 Evanston, 111.; bus. add., 58 E. Washington St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 THOMAS ALFRED MARSH 
 1909. M. E. (See No. 2174.) 
 
 ROBERT HASKEL MARSHALL 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 6413.) 
 
 G451. LESLIE RAY MARSTON 
 A. M., 1917; b. S 24, 1894, Maple Ridge, 
 Mich.; s. John Richardson (b. Jl 21, 1862, 
 Hadley, Mich.) and Lucy A. (Sanderson) Mar- 
 ston (b. O 6, 1867, Albion, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Coopersville (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Green 
 
79° 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ville Coll.. 1916. Scholar, Univ. of 111., 1916; 
 Fellow, do., 1 91 7. U. S. A., 1918. Assoc. 
 Mem., Nat. Soc. for the Study of Edftc. Ad- 
 dress, Lakeview, Mich. 
 
 G452. JANE FRANCES MARTEN 
 A. M., 1918; b. Ap 6, 1895, Chicago; d. John 
 (b. Ap 3, 1858, Carbondale, 111.) and Jane 
 Fletcher (Thompson) Marten (b. Ap 21, 1862, 
 Albin, 111.). Prepared in Tolono H. S. A. B.. 
 Oxford Coll., 1916. Kappa Delta Pi. Schol- 
 arship, Oxford Coll., 191 2-1 6. Mem., Epis. 
 Church. Address, Tolono, 111. 
 
 ARSELLA BESSIE MARTIN (SWISHER) 
 1910. M. S. (See No. 3867.) 
 
 JOHN MADISON MARTIN 
 1902. A. M. (See No. 974.) 
 
 G453. OSCAR ROSS MARTIN 
 (Husband of G288) 
 Professor; A. M., 191 3; b. O 4, 1884, Farm- 
 ington, la.; s. Peter (b. Pittsburgh) and Amelia 
 (Ross) Martin (b. Warsaw, 111.). Prepared in 
 De Soto (Mo.) H. S. A. B., Central Wesley- 
 an Coll., 1907. Asst. Cashier, Ger. Am. Bank, 
 De Soto, Mo.. 1901-03; Mgr.. Rental Dept., 
 Niedringl aus Trustee Realty Co., St. Louis, 
 1903-04; Instr., H. S., Granite City, 111., 1907- 
 09; Instr., Bookkeeping, Cml. and Phys. Geog., 
 Univ. Acad., 1909-10; Asst., Econ., do., igio- 
 13; Asst. Prof. Accounting and Bus. Adm.. 
 Univ. of Neb., 1913-15; Assoc. Prof., do., 1915- 
 18; Prof., do., 1 918 — . Mem., Alpha Kappa 
 Psi. Married Hazel Hardin (g'12), Ag 12 
 1913, Knightstown, Ind. Child, Edward Ross, 
 b. My 21. 1916. Address, 1S08 S. 22nd St., 
 Lincoln, Neb.; bus. add., Univ. of Neb., do. 
 
 G454. CARL SHIPP MARVEL 
 Chemist; A. M., 1916; b. S 11, 1894, Waynes- 
 ville. 111.; s. John Thomas (b. Ag 25. 1865. 
 Tabor, 111.) and Mary Lucy (Wasson) Marvel 
 (b. F 27, 1867, Midland City, 111.). Prepared 
 in Waynesville Acad. A. B.. Knoxville Coll., 
 191 5. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Gamma .Mpha; Al 
 pha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Grad. 
 Stud., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915-18. Mfg. 
 Asst., do.. 191 8 — . Auth.: (with A. W. Hom- 
 beyer) Rate of Turbidity in Beverages Con- 
 taining Maltose, Glucose or Maltose and Glu- 
 cose; Jovr. A. C. S.. Vol. 39, 19T7; (with W. 
 A. Noyes) Cyancarboethyl 3, 3. dimethylcyclo- 
 pentanone. do.. Married "Nell Beggs, Je 4, 1918. 
 Address, 907 S. 6th St.. Champaign; bus. add., 
 219 Chem. Bldg., Univ. of 111., LTrbana. 
 
 MAYNE SEGUINE MASON 
 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 4801.) 
 
 ESTHER MASSEY (McFARLAND) 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 2455.) 
 
 G455. ADELE MASTEN 
 A. M., 1918; b. S 6, 1891. Bolivar, Mo.; d. 
 W. H. Masten. .'\. B.. Univ. of Wis., 1915- 
 Address, 30 Williams St.. Pontiac, 111.; bus. 
 add., Box 296, Leadville, Colo. 
 
 MYRA MATHER 
 1905. A. M. (See No. 2175.) 
 
 HOWARD MATHEWS 
 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 5810.) 
 
 G456. LOUIS CLARK MATHEWSON 
 Professor: A. M., 1912; Ph. D., 1914; b- 
 Mendon, Mich. ; s. James W. and Cora .\. 
 (Clark) Mathewson. Prepared in Mancelona 
 (Mich.) H. S. A. B., All)ion Coll., 1910; A. 
 M., do., iqii. Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Eta 
 Sigma; Sigma Xi. Fellow, Math., Univ. of 
 
 111., 1912-14; Instr., do., Dartmouth Coll., 1915- 
 17; Asst. Prof., do., 1918 — . Auth.: Theorems 
 on the Groups of Isomorphisms of Certain 
 Groups, Am. Jour, of Math., Vol. XXXVIII, 
 1916; On the Group of Isomorphisms of a Cer- 
 tain Extension of an Abelian group. Transac- 
 tions of Am. Math. Soc. Mem., Am. Math. 
 Soc; Math. Assn. of Am.; A. A. A. S. Ad- 
 dress, Dartmouth Coll., Hanover, N. H. 
 
 G457. HENRY ALBRIGHT MATTILL 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1910; b. N 28, 1883, 
 Glasgow, Mo.; s. Henry (b. Mr 2, 1849, Ind.) 
 and Emma (Freyhofer) Mattill (b. My 4, 1849, 
 do.). Pre))ared in Central H. S.. Cleveland. 
 .\. B., Adelbert Coll., West. Reserve Univ.. 
 1906: A. M., do., 1907. Phi Beta Kappa; Sig- 
 ma Xi; Ganuna Alpha; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 Fellow, Phys. Chem., 1908-10; Asst., Chem.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1906-07; do.. Gen. Morganic and 
 Qualitative, 1907-08; Asst. Prof., Phys. and 
 P vs. Chem., LTniv. of LTt.. :9io-ii; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., igii; Prof. 1912-15; Asst. Prof., 
 Nutrition, Univ. of Calif., igi.S — . Capt. Food 
 Div. of San. Corps, U. S. N. A., 1917; do., A. 
 E. F., France, 1918 — . Auth.: (with P. E. 
 Howe and P. B. Hawk) Fasting Studies, 3 and 
 4, Jour. A. C. S. and Jour. Biol. Chem., 191 1; 
 (with P. B. Hawk) Method for the Quantita- 
 tive Determination of Fecal Bacteria. Jour, 
 fi.i-p. Med., 191 1 ; do., Studies on Water Drink- 
 ing, 8, 9, and 10, Jour. A. C. S., 191 1. Mem., 
 A. C. S.; A. A. A. S.; Am. Soc. of Biol. 
 Chems. : Am. Physiol. Soc. Married Heler 
 Tsham. D 31, 1912. Address, Univ. of Calif. 
 Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 G458. HENRY GUSTAV MAY 
 Zoologist; Ph. D., 1917; b. O 22, 1886, East 
 Prussia, Ger.; s. August (b. Ger.) and Johanna 
 (Stein) May (b. do.). Prepared in Ger-Am. 
 .Acad.; Cook Acad.; Univ. of Mich., summer 
 1915. B. S., LTniv. of Rochester, 1913. Phi 
 Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Baptist 
 Sc' olarship. 1909-13; Chester Dewey Scholar- 
 'hip, 1912-13; ist Prize in Zool., 1910. Jr. 
 Zool.. Bur. of An. Indus., Dept. of Agr.. Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1 91 7 — . Co. K, ist Army 
 Hdqtrs. Regt., A. E. F., igiS; Central Med. 
 Dept. Lab., U. S. P. O. 721. A. E. F., France. 
 Auth.: Selection for Higher and Lower Facet 
 Numbers in the Ear-eyed Race of Drosophila 
 and the Appearance of Reverse Mutations, 
 biol. Bui. 33, 1917. Mem., Baptist Church; 
 Am. Microscopical Soc; A. A. A. S., 1916 — . 
 .Address, Dallas, Ore. 
 
 EDWIN LYMAN MAYALL 
 1906. M. E. (See No. 1378.) 
 
 G459. ALICE EMMA MEIER 
 Cas'ier; A. M. 191S; 1^- Je 30, 1888. Hub- 
 bard, la.: s. E. H. (b. 1856, Ger.) and Dala 
 (Hoetscher) Meier (b. i86^. Wis.). Prepared 
 In Marshall (Minn.) H. S.; St. Norm.', St. 
 Cloud. Minn. .\. B., N. W. Coll., 1914. Teach- 
 er Springfield, 111., 1915-if'; do., Marshall, 
 Minn., 1917-18; Cas'ier, G. N. Ry., do., 
 iqiS — . Address, Marshall, Minn. 
 
 G460. MARTHA LUCILE MELOY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1918: b. F 7, 1S95, Daven- 
 port, la.; d. John Templeton (b. Ja 19, 1864, 
 Claysville, Pa.) and Sadie (Wilson) Meloy (b. 
 O 6, 1865, Morning Sun. O.). Prepared in 
 Hoopeston H. S. A. B., Monmouth Coll., 1917. 
 Scholarship, 1917-18. Teacher, H. S.. Robin- 
 son, 111., 1918 — . Mem., United Presby. 
 Church. Address. 312 Honeywell Ave., Hoope- 
 ston, 111.; bus. add.. High School, Robinson, 
 111. 
 
 MARY HAZEL MELROSE 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 4307.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 791 
 
 G46i. JOHN HENRY MENEELY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1896; b. Jl 16, 1886, Port 
 Kennedy, Pa.; s. James (b. F 22, 1824, Helly- 
 castle, Ireland) and Jane (Stewart) Meneely 
 (b. D 21, 1835, The Castle, Hallintoy, Ireland). 
 Prepared in Kinmundy and Alma II. Schs. ; So. 
 III. St. Norm. Sch. A. B., Austin Coll., 1893; 
 Ph. D., N. Y. Univ., 1911. Eng. Club; Y. M. 
 C. A. Supt. of Schs., Monticello. 111., 1896-7; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. Chicago, 1901-02; Teacher, 
 Chicago, 1897-1903; Teacher, Man. Tr., II. S., 
 Brooklyn, 1903 — . Grad. work in Oxford 
 Univ., summer 1905; do., N. Y. Univ., 1908-11. 
 Auth. : A Study of Am. Drama prior to 1801; 
 miscellaneous poems in various newspapers and 
 minor mags.; Various lectures delivered be- 
 fore schools, churches, and Teacher's Inst. 
 Mem., M. E. Church; Pres., Chicago West. 
 Dist. Epworth League, 1902-03; New York 
 City H. S. Teachers Assn.; New York City 
 Assn. of H. S. Teachers of Eng. Address, 
 220 6th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 G462. AMOS NEWLOVE MERRILL 
 Professor; M. S., 1908; b. Mr 15, 1875, Rich- 
 mond, Ut.; s. Marriner Wood (b. S 25, 1832, 
 New Brunswick, Can.) and Sarah Ann (Atkin- 
 son) Merrill (b. S 27, 1834). Prepared in Ut. 
 Agr. Coll., 1891-7. B. S., do.. Prof. Agr., 
 Brigham Young Coll.; Prin. of II. S., Head of 
 Dept., Agr. and Prof, of Agr., Brigham Young 
 Univ., 1909 — : Auth.: Agr. pajjers and articles 
 in Uvh\ Quarterly, Deserct Farmer, and vari- 
 ous state and local papers. Mem., Presidency, 
 Ut. St. of Zion. Married Eliza Lewis Drys- 
 dale, Ap 25, 1900. Logan, LU. Children: Amos 
 Lyman, b. My 10, 1902; Vernon Newlove, b. 
 O 24, 1905; Erma Jenett, b. My 28, 1907; Sar- 
 ah Lucile, b. Je 27, 1909; David Marriner, b. 
 Ag 12, 1912. Address, 279 N. 4th East, Provo, 
 Ut. ; bus. add., Brigham Young Univ., do. 
 
 G463. FREDERICK E. MERRILLS 
 (Brother of No. 6423) 
 Lawyer; A. M., 1912; b. Ja 14, 1889, Belle- 
 ville, 111.; s. Fred B. (b. Ag 20, 1864, do.) 
 and Virginia (Badgley) Merrills (b. D 5,. 1865, 
 do.). Prepared in Smith Acad., St. Louis. A. 
 B., Harvard Coll., 191 1. Fellowship. Atty. 
 at Law, Belleville, 111. Auth. : Some Aspects 
 of Judicial Control over Special and Local 
 Legislation, Am. Law Revieiv, 1913. Married 
 Mary Turner, Ag 14, 1915, Belleville, 111. 
 Child, Mary Josephine, b. Ap 6, 1917. Address, 
 Belleville, 111. 
 
 G464. WILLIAM WALTER MERRYMON 
 Physicist; A. M., 1917; b. Mr 16, 1887, Car- 
 bondale, 111.; s. Harry (b. O 6, 1861, Paris, 
 111.) and Clara Jane (Buchanan) Merrymon 
 (b. Mr 16, 1861, Mt. Carmel, 111.). Prepared in 
 So. 111. St. Norm. Sch. A. B., Univ. of Mo., 
 1912. Phi Beta Kapi)a. Teacher, Phys. and 
 Chem., H. S.. Paris, Tex., 1912-13; Magnetic 
 observer, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur., 191 3- 
 16, Md., Ariz., Honolulu; Field work, terres- 
 trial magnetism, Calif.; Stud., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-17; Field work. LT. S. Coast and Geod- 
 etic Sur., 1917-18; Asst. Phys., Univ. of 111., 
 1 918 — . Married Mamie Emma Mcllvain, Jl 
 18, 1913, Los Angeles. Address, 511 E. Daniel 
 St.. Champaign; bus. add., Univ. of 111., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 G465. RUTH ELLIS MESSENGER 
 Teacher; A. M., 191 1; b. F 29, 1884, N. Y. 
 City; d. Joseph Ellis (b. D 29, 1853, Yarmout'i, 
 Nova Scotia) and Anne Jane (Dudman) Mes- 
 senger (b. D 16, 1852. do.). Prepared in H. 
 S. Dept., N. Y. Norm. Coll. A. B.. N. Y. 
 Norm. Coll., 1905. Teacher, H. S. Dept., N. 
 Y. Norm. Coll. Social Dir.. Army Sch. of 
 Nursing. Camp Wadsworth, S. C, 1918 — . Ad- 
 dress, 853 St. Nicholas Ave., New York City, 
 New York. 
 
 LOUIS CHARLES FREDERICK METZGER 
 1911- C. E. (See No. 2463.) 
 
 G466. IDO FRANKLIN MEYER 
 Coll. Pres.; A. M., 1905; b. Ag 24, 1864, 
 Colchester, III.; s. Franklin F. (b. 1832, Potts- 
 ville. Pa.) and Mary Ann (Tomlinson) Meyer 
 (b. Manchester, Eng.). Prei)nred in West. 111. 
 St., Norm. Sch. M. Litt., Iledding Coll., 1895; 
 Ph. B., Grinnell Coll., 1904. I'res., Ellsworth 
 Coll., 1905—. Mem., M. E. Church; K. of P.; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Susanna Justenia Meyer, 
 .Ag 21, 1890. Children: Ivan Ido, b. Ag 26, 
 1891; Harold Blythe. Address, Ellsworth 
 Coll., Iowa Falls, la. 
 
 G467. FRIEND LEE MICKLE 
 Bacteriologist; M. S., 1917; b. Ja 11, 1889; 
 s. Zacheur and Flora Jennett (Birchard) Mickle. 
 Prepared in Alden Acad., Meadville, Va. A. 
 P>., Allegheny Coll., 191 1. (3rad. Stud., Wes- 
 leyan Univ., 1912-13. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 -Alpha Chi Sigma. Asst. Chem., Conn. St. Bd. 
 of Health, 1Q11-13; Chem., Henry Souther 
 Engrig. Co.. Hartford, Conn.; 1913-14; Bacter- 
 iologist, Newlander San. Lab., do., 1 914-15; do., 
 Hartford Water Comnrs., do., 1913-15; 
 Chem.. 111. St. Water Sur., 1915-17; St. Bac- 
 teriologist, New Haven, Conn., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 135 Huntington St., New Haven, Conn. 
 
 G468. GORO MIKAMI 
 A. M., 1917; b. N 6, 1890. Kofu. Japan; s. 
 .Arinaga Mikami. Prepared in Kofu" (Japan) 
 H. S. B. C. S., Waseda Univ., 19 12. Address, 
 Okamada, Japan. t 
 
 LOIS MAIA MILES 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 4308.) 
 
 ADAM VAUSE MILLAR 
 1901. M. S. (See No. 1063.) 
 
 CHARLES ERNEST MILLAR 
 1911. M. S. (See No. 3875.) 
 
 CLENDON VANMETER MILLAR 
 1894. M. S. (See No. 763.) 
 
 G469. PAUL HARWOOD MILLAR 
 With Cattle Co.; A. M., 1918; b. O 22, 1893, 
 Conway, Ark.; s. Alexander Copeland (b. Pa.) 
 and Elizabeth (Harwood) Millar (b. New 
 York). Prepared in Little Rock (Ark.) H. 
 S. A. B., Hendrix Coll., 1914; B. S., Agr., 
 Univ. of Ark., 1917. C. A., tj. S. A., 1918-19. 
 With Crossett Cattle Co., Crossett, Ark., 
 1919 — . 2nd Lt.. C. A. R. C; Mustered out. D 
 23, 1918. Address, 519 Scott St., Little Rock, 
 Ark.; bus. add., Crossett, Ark. 
 
 G470. EARL BOWMAN MILLARD 
 (Brother of No. G471) 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1914; b. Jl 17, 1888, Cen- 
 tral City, Neb.; s. Howard Bruce (b. i860, 
 Mich.) and Elizabeth (Hays) Millard (b. 1866, 
 III.). Prepared in St. LTniv. Prep., Boulder, 
 Colo. A. B., Univ. of Colo., 1910; A. M., 
 I'niv. of Wis.. 191 1. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi. 
 .Asst. Prof., Theoretical Chem., Mass. Inst., of 
 Tech. Married Jane Raymond, Jl 25, 1916, 
 Evansville. Ind. Address, 20 Prescott St., 
 Cambridge, Mass.; bus. add., Massachusetts 
 Institute of Technology, Boston. 
 
 G471. FLOYD HAYS MILLARD 
 (Husband of No. 6544; Brother of G470) 
 Statistician; M. S., 1912; b. Jl 17, 1888, Cen- 
 tral City. Neb.; s. Howard Bruce (b. Je 28, 
 i860. Three Rivers, Mich.) and Elizabeth 
 (Hays) Millard (b. D 2, 1866, Clayton. 111.). 
 Prepared in St. Prep. Sch., Boulder, Colo. B. 
 
792 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 S., Univ. of Colo., 1910; C. E., do., 1913. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Research Fellow, T. and 
 A. M., Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Expert with R. 
 R. Comn., Madison, Wis., 1913-15; Rate case 
 work in courts and before St. and Federal 
 Comns., 191 5-16; Asst. Mgr., Statistical Bur., 
 West. Trunk Lines, Chicago, 1916 — . Auth. : 
 Influence of Temperature on Rail Failures, 
 Jour, of Engng., Univ. of Colo., 1917. Mem., 
 Am. Statistical Assn., 1916. Married Emma 
 Eugenie Schaller ('14), Mr 18, 1916, Mendota, 
 111. Address, 5048 Sheridan Rd., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 1920 Transportation Bldg., do. 
 
 DONALD S. MILLER 
 1907. M. S. (See No. 2762.) 
 
 GRANT CLARK MILLER 
 189s. A. M. (See No. 828.) 
 
 G472. J. EARLL MILLER 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; Ph. D., 1917; b. N 
 9, 1889, Marysville, Kan.; s. E. L. Miller. A. 
 B., Univ. of Kan., 1910; LL. B., do., 1912. 
 Asst., Hist., Univ. of 111., 1914-18. Ensign 
 Sch., 1918 — . Address, Marysville, Kan. 
 
 JESSIE FAY MILLER 
 1914- A. M. (See No. 5816.) 
 
 JOHN ALBERT MILLER 
 1888. M. S. (See No. 436.) 
 
 G473. JOHN EZRA MILLER 
 Editor; A. M., 1902; b. Mr 13, 1865, Mil- 
 ledgeville. 111.; s. Daniel M. (b. N 22, 1829, 
 Sommerset, Pa.) and Mary Lichty (Elklick) 
 Miller (b. Ag 16, 1833, do.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Morris Acad. B. L., Mt. Morris, 1892; A. B., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1894. Instr., Univ. Acad., 
 i9oo'-4; Pres., Mt. Morris Coll., 1904-15; Ed. 
 Sunday Sch. Literature, Church of Brethren, 
 1915 — . Mem., Brethren Church; Assoc, mem.. 
 N. E. A. R. E. A. Married Jeannette Blough, 
 Ag 16, 1894, Waterloo, la. Address, Elgin, 
 111. 
 
 G474. MARIE BREESE MILLER (COX) 
 M. S., 1916; b. D I, 1890, Columbus, O.; d. 
 E. C. Miller. Prepared in North H. S., Colum- 
 bus. B. S., O. St. LTniv., 191 1. Teacher, Pub. 
 Schs., Columbus, 1911-14. Married Lewis Clark 
 Cox. Address, 2562 Glen Echo Drive, Columbia, 
 O. ; bits, add., 1234 Crittenden St., N. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 OLIVE FIEDELLE MILLER 
 
 igis- A. M. (See No. 6428.) 
 
 G47S. ROLAND NORTON MILLER 
 Chemist; M. S., 1913; b. Ag 13, 1889, Apple- 
 ton, Wis.; s. C. L. and Henrietta (Pomeroy) 
 Miller (b. Ap 12. 1852, Elmira, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Appleton (Wis.) H. S. A. B., Law- 
 rence Coll., 191 1. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Chief 
 Chem., U. S. Gypsum Co., Chicago, 1913-15; 
 Jr. Chem., Dept. of Agr,. Washington, D. C, 
 191 5-1 7; Asst. Supt., Nekoosa-Edwards Paper 
 Co., Port Edwards, Wis. Address, Nekoosa- 
 Edwards Paper Co., Port Edwards, Wis. 
 
 G476. WILFORD STANTON MILLER 
 I^ychologist; Ph. D., 1917; b. Ja 6, 1883, 
 Raber, Ind.; s. Edwin (b. Whitley Co., Ind.) 
 and Amanda Isabelle (Lewis) Miller. Pre- 
 pared in South Whitley (Ind.) H. S. A. B., 
 Ind. Univ., 1910; A. M., do., 1911. Phi Delta 
 Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Kappa Mu; Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Beta Kappa. Fellow, Ind. Univ.; 
 1910-11; Research Asst., Psych., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-12; Sec. Sch. of Educ, do., 1912-16; 
 Asst. Prof., Educ. and Prin., Univ. H. S., 
 Univ. of Minn.. 1916-18. ist Lt., S. C. N. A., 
 1918; Capt., Div. of Psych., Camp Dodge; 
 
 Chief of Educ. Service, U. S. Gen. Hosp., Ft. 
 Snelling, Minn. Chief Psych. E.xaminer, In- 
 firmary Bldg., 439, 163rd Depot Brig., Camp 
 Dodge, Des Moines. Married Eva Ora Burwell, 
 1903, South Whitley, Ind. Children: Hvigo 
 Eugene; Richard Dean; Donavon Lewis; Wil- 
 ford Stanton, Jr. Address, 1205 7th St., 
 Minneapolis. 
 
 EDWARD LAWRENCE MILNE 
 
 1900. M. S. (See No. 977.) 
 G477. ARTHUR CHESTER MILLSPAUGH 
 
 Instructor; A. M.. 1910; b. Mr i, 1883, Au- 
 gusta, Mich.; s. Hiram E. and Lydia E. (Ab- 
 bott) Millspaugh. Prepared in Augusta (Mich.) 
 H. S. A. B., Albion (Joll., 1908; Ph. D., Johns 
 Hopkins Univ., 1916. Sigma Nu; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Scholar in Hist. Teacher, Hist., Flat- 
 head Co. H. S., Kalispell, Mont., 1910-12; do., 
 Missoula Co. H. S., Missoula, Mont., 1912-14; 
 Grad. Stud., Pol. Sc. , Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1914-16; Fellow, do., 1915-16. Prof., Pol. Sc, 
 Whitman Coll., 1916-17; Instr., do., Johns Hop- 
 kins Univ., 1917-18; Emergency Work, Foreign 
 Trade Adviser's Office, State Dept., Washing- 
 ton, D. C, 1918 — . Auth.: Party Organization 
 and Machinery in Michigan since 1890. Ad- 
 dress, 124 5th St., Washington, D. C. ; bus. 
 add., State Dept., do. 
 
 G478. KOZABURO MISfi 
 Professor; M. S., 1916; b. Mr 8, 1886, Awad- 
 zu, Ehime, Japan; s. Kurajiro and Tsuru Mise. 
 Prepared in Uwajima H. S., Ehime, Japan; 
 Third Coll., Kyoto, Japan, 1905-08. C. E., Tok- 
 yo Imperial Univ.. 1911. (Tosmopolitan Club. 
 Clark Univ., Worcester, Mass., 1917-18; Asst. 
 Prof., C. E. Dept., Engng. Coll., Kyu Shu Im- 
 perial Univ., Fukuoka, Japan. Mem., Japan- 
 ese C. E. Soc, 1918. Address, 99 Kita Minato 
 Machi, Fukuoka, Japan. 
 
 HAROLD HANSON MITCHELL 
 
 1913. M. S. 191S. Ph. D. (See No. 3880.) 
 
 G479. HAZEL M. E. MITCHELL 
 Teacher; A. M., 1909; b. Ja 22, 1887, Au- 
 rora, 111.; d. George P. (b. D 12, 1S56, Ont., 
 Can.) and Nettie May (Clark) Mitchell (b. Ag 
 15. 1S59, Aurora. 111.). Prepared in Grand 
 Island Coll. Acad.; Shurtleff Coll. Acad. A. 
 B., Shurtleff Coll., 1908. Scholarship, Univ. 
 of 111., 1908-09; Teacher, H. S., Shenandoah, 
 la. Mem., Shenandoah Echo Club; Bow-Knot 
 Club; Girl's Tennis Club. Address, Shenan- 
 doah, la. 
 
 G480. JOHN HARRIS MITCHELL 
 
 Teacher; M. S.. 1912; b. S 23, 1881, Zebu 
 
 Ian, Ga. ; s. John Harris (b. 1833, Barnesville 
 
 Ga.) and Rebecca (Wells) Mitchell (b^ 1842 
 
 Zebulon. Ga.). Prepared in Zebulan (Ga.) H 
 
 5. B. S., Ala. Poly. Inst.. 1903; M. S., do. 
 1904. Fellow in Chem.; Teacher, Chem., Clem 
 son Coll., S. C, 1911^. Married Ethel Mary 
 Blasingame, 1908, Auburn, Ala. Children: 
 Jack Harris, b. S 15, 1911; Ethel Mary, b. S 
 
 6, 1913; William Alexander, b. My 29, 1917. 
 Address, Clemson College, S. C. 
 
 GUNDAYER MIZOGUCHI 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 6432.) 
 
 G481. TSUNEKICHI MIZUNO 
 A. M., 1917; b. Jl 10. 1881, Iwaki, Japan; 
 s. Yligiri Mizuno. B. A., Hiroshima Norm. 
 Coll., 1909. Address, 41 Koizumi, Tamura, 
 Iwaki, Japan; bus. add., Fukushimaketi, do. 
 
 FLOYD WILLIAM MOHLMAN 
 
 1914. M. S. 1916. Ph. D. (See No. 5316.) 
 
 TIMOTHY MOJONNIER 
 1902. M. S. (See No. 1564.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 793 
 
 OLIVER STEPHEN MOLES 
 1S93. M. L. (See No. 579.) 
 
 G482. JESSE EDWIN MONCRIEFF 
 Missionary and Teacher; A. M., 1910; b. My 
 27, 1888, Pesotum, III.; s. Robert (b. D 13, 
 1859, Cowes, Isle of Wight, Eng.) and Agnes 
 (Condon) Moncrieff (b. Ag 10, 1867, Sidney, 
 111.). Prepared in Shurtleff Acad. B. S., 
 Shurtleff Coll., 1909. Y. M. C. A.; Alpha 
 Zeta. Foreign Teacher, Eng., Hagi Middle 
 Sch., 1910-12; do., Yamaguchi Higher Cml. 
 Sch., 1912-14; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 
 19.14-.15; Appointed by Am. Baptist Foreign 
 Missionary Soc. to work in Szechwan province, 
 China; Prin., Munroe Acad., Suifu, Szechwan, 
 China, 191 7 — . Mem., Baptist Church. Mar- 
 ried Virginia Adelaide Merriam, Jl 7, 1913, 
 Battle Creek, Mich. Child, Ruth Janet, b. Mr 
 14, 1917 (died S 9, 1917). Address, Grand 
 Rapids, Mich.; bus. add., I-pin-Hsein, Suifu, 
 Szechwan, China. 
 
 G483. JULIAN MONTGOMERY 
 Engineer; M. S., 1915; b. My 2, 1889, White- 
 might, Tex.; s. B. S. (b. 1857, Tex.) and Ra- 
 chel (Montgomery) Montgomery (b. Savoy, 
 Tex.). Prepared in Whitemight (Tex.) H. S. 
 B. S., Grayson Coll.. igoS; C. E., Univ. of 
 Tex., 19:2. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Research Fellow, Univ. of 111.; Engr., 
 Sherman, Tex., 1915-16; City San. Engr., Aus- 
 tin, Tex., 1916-17; Chief Office Engr., St. 
 Highway Dept., do., 19 17-18; Div. Engr., Tex. 
 St. Highway Dept., (Torpus Christi, Tex., 
 1918 — . and Lt., Engrs., Co. A, Camp Humph- 
 reys; Mustered out, D 2, 1918. Auth.: Sewer 
 Measurements, Austin, Tex., Engng. News, 
 1916; Building Storm Sewer in Creek Chan- 
 nel, do., 1917; Contamination of Water Sup- 
 ply, do., 1917; Mem., Rotary Club. Married 
 Annie Dickson, Ja 2, 191 6, Sherman, Tex. 
 Address, Whitewright, Tex.; btis. add.. Corpus 
 Christi, do. 
 
 G484. BLAINE FREE MOORE 
 Professor; A. M., 1908; b. Ag 6, 1879, Re- 
 public, O.; s. B. F. (b. O.) and Martha J. 
 (Free) Moore (b. do.). Prepared in Cherry- 
 vale (Kan.) and La Bette Co. (Kan.) H. 
 Schs. A. B., Univ. of Kan., 1901; Ph. D., 
 Columbia, 1913. Phi Beta Kappa. Scholar, 
 Pol. Sc, Univ. of 111.; Curtiss Fellow, Pub. 
 Law, Columbia; Instr.. Govt., Univ. of Mich.; 
 Asst. Prof., Pol. Sc, Geo. Washington Univ.; 
 Teacher and Prin., Bur. of Educ, P. I., 1901- 
 04; Prov. Supt., 1905-06; Assoc. Prof., Pol. 
 Sc, Univ. of Kan. Special Investigator, U. 
 S. Comn., Indus. Relations, 1914; Expert In- 
 vestigator, War Trade Bd., Washington, D. C. 
 Mem., local Civil Service Bd. ; Junta Provincial. 
 Auth.: Cumulative Voting and Minority Rep- 
 resentation in Illinois, Univ. Press., 1909; Su- 
 preme Court and Unconstitutional Legislation, 
 Columbia Univ. Studies in Hist., Econ. and Pub. 
 Law, 1913; The Judicial \'eto and Pol. Dem- 
 ocracy, Am. Pol. Sc. Review, 1916. Mem., Am. 
 Pol. Assn.; Asst. Sec. Short Ballot Organiza- 
 tion, N. Y. ; Foreign Service Club, Washing- 
 ton, D. C. ; Univ. Club, Lawrence, Kan. Ad- 
 dress, 113s Ohio St., Lawrence, Kan.; bus. 
 add., Univ. of Kansas, do. 
 
 GRACE LILLIAN MOORE (COOK) 
 1900. M. S. (See No. 900.) 
 
 G48S. JOEL ROSCOE MOORE 
 Instructor; A. M., 1909; b. Jl 2, 1879, Litch- 
 field, Mich.: s. William Wirt (b. Mr 2, 1852, 
 Moscow, Mich.) and Emily Jane (Stiles) 
 Moore (b. O 2, 1861, Hudson, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in Hillsdale (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion 
 Coll., 1908. Asst., Econ., Lhiiv. of 111., 1908- 
 09; Instr., H. S., Blue Island, 111., 1909-10; 
 do., H. S., Great Falls, Mont., 1910-11; Head 
 
 of Dept., Rural Educ, St. Norm. Sch.. La 
 Crosse, Wis., 191 1—. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheri- 
 dan. 111., 1917; Capt., Co. M., 339th Inf., 
 Camp Custer, Mich., 191 7. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M. Married Mabel A. Olmstead, Je 23, 1903, 
 Moscow, Mich. Child, Helen Emily, b. Jl 22, 
 1906 (died O 5, 1906). Address, 114 N. 9th 
 St., La Crosse, Wis. 
 
 G486. LAURA McAllister moore 
 
 Prin., H. S.; A. M., 1916; b. Owen Co., 
 Ind.; d. William D. (b. Carroll Co., O.) and 
 Lucy C. (McAllister) Moore (b. do.). A. B., 
 Ind. Univ., 1892; Grad. Stud., Hist, and Educ, 
 L niv. of 111., summer sessions, 1912-16. Head, 
 Hist. Dept., H. S., Corsicana, Tex., 1912-18; 
 Prin., H. S., Wagoner, Okla., 1918 — -. Mem., 
 Tex. St. Teachers Assn., 1912-18; Am. Hist. 
 Assn., 19 1 7 — . Address, Wagoner, Okla. 
 
 G487. LLEWELLYN ALEXANDER 
 MOORHOUSE 
 Agriculturist; M. S., 1906; b. Ap 26, 1875, 
 Cairo, Ont., Can.; s. Robert (b. S 1840, do.) 
 and Louisa Sage (Culham) Moorhouse (b. Mr 
 1848, Islington, Ont., Can.). Prepared in 
 Ont. Pub. Schs. B. S. A., Ont. Agr. Coll., 
 iqo2. Asst., Soils and Crops, Okla. A. and M. 
 Coll., 1902-06; Prof., Agron., do., 1906-10; 
 Agr., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Office of F>irm 
 Mgmt., Denver, 1910-12; Prof., Field Husb., 
 Manitoba Agr. Coll., 19 12-14; Agr., Farm 
 Mgmt., U. S. Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. 
 C, 1914 — . Auth.: Press buls., circulars and 
 buls., Okla. Exp. Sta., 1902-10; also articles 
 for Agr. Press. 1902-10. Mem.. Sigma Xi; M. 
 E. Church; Life Mem., Am. Breeders Assn.; 
 Am. Soc. of Agron. Married Mary Arnettie 
 Coburn, D 26, 1910, Okarche, Okla. Children: 
 Louise Ellen, b. Mr 12, 1915; Mary Mildred 
 b. Jl 29 1916. Address, 1426 Decatur St., N. 
 W., Washington, D. C; bus. add., U. S. Dept. 
 of Agriculture, do. 
 
 FRANCES MILTON MOREHOUSE 
 1914- A. M. (See No. 4318.) 
 
 G488. EFFIE MARGUERITE MORGAN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1916; b. S 14, 1891, Spring- 
 field, 111.: d. W. C. Wilson. Prepared in 
 Springfield H. S. A. B., James Millikin Univ., 
 1013. Teacher, Sangamon Co. Schs., 1911-12; 
 do., H. S., Clinton, III., 1913-15. Address, 1019 
 Governor St., Springfield, 111.; bus. add., c/o 
 High School Clinton, 111. 
 
 WILLIAM ALGERNON KINGSMILL 
 MORKEL 
 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 7092.) 
 
 ALICE ELVIRA MORRIS 
 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 5827.) 
 
 G489. HARRY CLEVELAND MORRISON 
 Surveyor; A. M., 1908; b. N 2, 1884, Hazel- 
 ton, Ind.; s. David A. Morrison. Prepared in 
 Oakland City Coll.; Taylor Univ. A. B., Ind. 
 Univ., 1907. Co. Surv., Princeton, Ind. Ad- 
 dress, Princeton, Ind. 
 
 ROGER LEROY MORRISON 
 
 1917. C. E. (See No. 4821.) 
 
 G490. EDNA MOSHER 
 Instructor; M. S., 1913; Ph. D., 1915. Pre- 
 pared in Provincial H. S., Truro, Nova Scotia; 
 Nova Scotia Normal Sch.; Nova Scotia Sch. of 
 .\gr. B. S. A., Cornell, 1908. Sigma Xi. Teach- 
 er, H. S., Clifton, 111., 1900-01, 1902-04; 
 Prin., Lyon-Brook H. S., 1904-05; Teacher, H. 
 S., Hampton, Va., 1908-10; do., H. S., Gary, 
 Ind., 1910-12; St. Inst., Emory, Va.; Instr., 
 Entomol., Univ. of 111., 1915-18; Instr., do., 
 O. St. Univ., 1918 — . Auth.: Classification of 
 
794 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 the Lepidoptera based on characters of the 
 Pupa, Univ. of IlL; articles in St. Lab. Nat. 
 Hist. Bill. Mem., Entomol. Soc. of Am.; Am. 
 Soc. of Zool. ; Entomol. Soc. of Nova Scotia. 
 Address, Kempt Shore, Nova Scotia; bus. add., 
 Ohio State Univ., Columbus. 
 
 G491. *WILLIAM EARL MOSHER 
 Engineer; M. S., 1913; b. Ja 10, 1888, Still- 
 water, N. Y.; s. William Robbins (b. S 7, 1864, 
 Galway, N. Y.) and Anna (Van Wie) Mosher 
 (b. F 24, 1866. Vischer's Ferry, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Mechanicsville (N. Y.) H. S. Ph. B., 
 Syracuse Univ., 1909; M. E. do., igii. Aca 
 cia; Theta Nu Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Fellowship, Univ. of 111.; 
 Travelled in Europe, 1913; Refrigeration 
 Technologist, U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1913-16; Re- 
 frigerating and Consulting Engr., United 
 Fruit and Fruit Dispatch Cos., New York City, 
 Asst. Supt. Engr., U. S. A. Transport Service, 
 in charge of Marine Refrigeration, Hoboken. 
 N. J.; Under Chief of Embarkation, Gen. Stall 
 of the War Dept., Washington, D. C. Auth. : 
 (with G. A. Goodenough) Properties of Sat- 
 urated and Supersaturated Ammonia, Engng. 
 E.vp. Sta., Univ. of III. Bull. 66, Jour, of .4. 
 S. HI. E. and Transactions of Am. Soc. of Re- 
 frigerating Engrs., 1912-13; Various Articles in 
 Fruit Dispatch, 1916-17. Mem., A. F. A. M.: 
 Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Am. Soc. Refrigerating 
 Engrs. Died O 12, 1918, Washington, D. C. 
 
 G492. FRED WEAVER MUNCIE 
 (Husbatid of No. 7754) 
 Chemist; M. S., 1913; Ph. D., 1915; b. Jl 
 31, 1887, Centerpoint, Ind.; s. W. R. Muncie. 
 A. B., VVabash Coll., 1910. Asst. Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., igii-12; Asst. Flor., do., 1912-15; 
 Assoc. Flor. Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., do., 1915; 
 Chem., Monsanto Chem. Co.. St. Louis, 1915 — . 
 Married Mary Elizabeth Love. Ag 15, 1916, 
 Urbana. Address, Olney, 111.; bus. add., Mon- 
 santo Chemical Co., St. Louis. 
 
 G493. WALTER THOMPSON MURDOCK 
 Chemist; M. S., 191 1; b. Jl 23, 1883, La 
 Fayette, Ind.; s. W. H. Murdock. Prepared 
 in Parsons Coll.; Univ. of Chicago. B. S., 
 Purdue L'niv., 1907. Teacher, Chem., Mercers- 
 burg Acad.. Mercersburg, Pa., 1907-09; Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1909; with Scientitic Sup- 
 plies C'o., Pittsburgh. 1909 — . Mem., A. C. S. 
 Address, Scientific Supplies Co., Forbes St., 
 Pittsburgh. 
 
 G494. MAURICE ELGIN MURPHY 
 
 Supt. Schs.; A. M., 1916; b. Jl 13, 1884. 
 Poseyville, Ind.; s. John C. (b. F 2, 1846, do.) 
 and Sada Elizabeth (Lonibert) Murphv (b. Mr 
 12, 1859, Macedonia, 111.). A. B., Ind. Cen- 
 tral Norm. Coll.; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1913. 
 Asst., Coll. of Commerce. Ind. Univ., 1916-17; 
 Supt., Schs., Clayton, Ind.; Grad. Stud.; LTniv. 
 of 111., summer, 1918. Mem., Phi Delta Kapiia. 
 Address, Eldorado, 111.; bus. add., Clayton, 
 Ind. 
 
 G495- ETHEL RUTH MURRAY 
 
 Pfrin., H. S.; A. M., 1917; b. F 24, 1888. 
 Woodlawn, 111.; d. George Washington (b. Ag 
 15, 1854, Terre Haute, Ind.) and Hattie Catli- 
 erine Murray (b. S 3, 1864). Prepared in Schal- 
 k-r (la.) H. S. ; Morningside Acad. A. B., Morn- 
 ingside Coll. Prin., H. S.. Westside, la., 1909- 
 10; Instr., Latin, Rock Valley, la., 1910-11; 
 Prin., H. S., Rock Rapids. la., 1911-16; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Prin., H. S.. 
 Rock Rapids, la.. 1917 — . Mem., Women's 
 Federated Clubs of la.; P. E. O. Address. 
 Schaller, la.; bus. add., c/o High School, Rock 
 Rapids, la. 
 
 THOMAS EDGAR MUSSELMAN 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 4326.) 
 
 G496. CLYDE HADLEY MYERS 
 (Husband of No. 3565) 
 Professor; M. S., 1910; b. F 6, 1883; s. J. 
 J. (b. My 17, 1853, Randolph, 111.) and Jus- 
 tina Lauretta (Hadley) Myers (b. S 9, 1856, 
 CoUinsville, 111.). Prepared in 111. Wesleyan 
 Acad. B. S., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1907; Ph. 
 D.. Cornell, 1912. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Gamma .Alpha; Sigma Xi. 
 .\sst., Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-08; Asst., Plant Breeding, do.. 1908-10; 
 Instr., do., Cornell, 1911-12; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1912-13; Prof., do., 1913 — . Auth.: Etifect of 
 Nutrition upon Variation and Correlation in 
 Wheat, Am. Breeders Assn. Report, Vol. VI, 
 191 1. Married Fleda De Vere Straight ('08), 
 Je 28, 1910, Okoboji, la. Address, WyckoflE 
 Koad. Ithaca, N. Y. ; bus. add., Cornell Univ., 
 
 ELMER JAMES MYERS 
 T908. A. M. (See No. 3123.) 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM MYERS 
 1891. M. L. (See No. 551.) 
 
 LENA JOSEPHINE MYERS 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 5836.) 
 
 G497. NETTIE ELIZABETH MYERS 
 (UDDEN) 
 A. M., 1909; b. S 14, 1885, Farmer City, 
 111.; d. James Franklin (b. D 29, 1856, O.) and 
 Sarah Jane (Jolmson) Myers (b. N 11, i860, 
 McClean Co., 111.). Prepared in Rock Island 
 H. S. A. B., Augustana Coll., 1906. Class 
 Prophet; Girls' Basketball. Ed., North. Star, 
 official paper of North Star Benefit Assn. 
 (fraternal insurance), 1906-08. .Auth.: Short 
 stories in Middle West Advocate, North Star, 
 and Olive Leaf. Mein., Presby. Church. Mar- 
 ried Jon Andreas Udden, S 7. 1910, Rock Is- 
 land, 111. Children: John Andreas, Jr.. b. N 
 30, 1911; David Myers, b. My 22, 1915; Eliza- 
 beth Jane, b. Ap 26. 1917. Address, 2926 5th 
 Ave., Rock Island, 111. 
 
 ODESSA MADGE MYERS 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 6444.) 
 
 G498. JONAS BERNARD NATHANSON 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; Ph. D., 1916; b. 
 S 5, 1889, Vilna. Russia; s. Samuel (b. My 18, 
 1848, do.) and Edna (Rayman) Nathanson (b. 
 fa 27, 185;;, do.). Prepared in Toledo (O.) H. 
 S. A. B., O. St. Univ., 191 2. Zeta Beta Tau-; 
 P'ii Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon. Instr., Phys., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 1916 — . E. R. C, 1918— . Auth.: A Deter- 
 mination of e/m and v by the Measurement of 
 a Helix of Wehnelt Cathode Rays, Physical Re- 
 viczv, Vol. 2, 1913; The Optical Properties of 
 Rubidium, do.. Vol. XI, 1918; The Reflecting 
 Power of the Alkali Metals, Ast.rophysical Jour., 
 Vol. XLIV, 1916. Mem., Am. "Phys. Soc. 
 Married Rose Marblestone, Je 27. 1917, Chi- 
 cago. Address, 5537 Beeler St., Pittsburgh. 
 
 DORA MYRTLE NEBEL 
 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 6448.) 
 
 *MERLE LOUIS NEBEL 
 
 1915. M. S. 1917. Ph. D. (See No. 5837-) 
 
 JOHN RALPH NEELY 
 1897. M. L. (See No. 318.) 
 
 ALMA JESSIE NEILL 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 5839.) 
 
 G499. JOHN HARLAND NELSON 
 Professor; M. S., 1909; b. O 30, 1876, Wal- 
 nut, la. Prepared in Harlan (la.) H. S. B. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 795 
 
 S., S. Dak. St. Coll., 1905. Lt. and Capt., 
 Univ. Regt.; Ath. Team; Tennis Team. Instr., 
 Matli. and Mechanics, S. Dak. St. Coll., 1904- 
 08; Fellowship, Univ. of 111., 1908-09; Asst. 
 Prof., Head, Dept. of Mechanics and Hydrau- 
 lics, Case Sch. of Applied Sc, 1909-12; Prpf., 
 Mechanics, Worcester Poly. Inst., 1912-16; 
 Engr., Phys., Bur. of Standards, Washington, 
 D. C, 1 91 6- 18; Research Engr., Wyman & 
 Gordon Co., Worcester, Mass., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Sigma Xi; Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; A. 
 S. M. E.; Soc. of Automotive Engrs. ; Soc. 
 Steel Treating Research Club. Married Ina May 
 Colegrove, 1904, Brookings, S. Dak. Child, 
 James S., b. O 10, 1910, Cleveland, O. Ad- 
 dress, II Haviland St., Worcester, Mass.; bus 
 add., c/o Wyman & Gordon Co., do. 
 
 1917. 
 
 MILTON NELS NELSON 
 A. M. (See No. 7103.) 
 
 ANDREW HENRY NEUREUTHER 
 1899. M. E. (See No. ii!;8.) 
 Gsoo. WILLIAM BARBOUR NEVENS 
 Professor; M. S., 1917; b. N 27, 1885, Win- 
 nebago, 111.; s. William Henry (b. D 6, 1839, 
 Concord, N. H.) and Jessie F., (Hunter) Nev- 
 ens (b. Ap 7, 1844, Scotland). Prepared in 
 Winnebago and Rockford H. Schs. ; Wheaton 
 Coll. B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1914. Alpha Zeta; 
 Gamma Sigma Delta. Asst., Dairy Husb., Univ. 
 of 111., 1917; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of Neb., 
 1917 — . Auth.: (with R. S. Hulce) Arrange- 
 ment of Rectangular Dairy Barns, Univ. of 
 III. Agr. E.vp. Sta. Bui. 199, 1917; Feed and 
 Care of the Dairy Calf. Bui. 202, 191 7. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Am. Dairy Sc. Assn.; Bd. of 
 Editors. Jour, of Dairy Sc. Married Martha C. 
 Langwill, Ag 6, 19 14, Rockford, 111. Address, 
 St. Univ. Farm, Lincoln, Neb. 
 
 1913- 
 
 JOSEPH ALLAN NEVINS 
 A. M. (See No. 5341.) 
 
 REXFORD NEWCOMB 
 
 1918. M. Arch. (See No. 4833.) 
 
 Gsoi. ANNA GRACE NEWELL 
 
 Associate; Ph. D., 1916; b. D 23, 1876, Flint, 
 Mich.; d. Minor S. (b. Jl 30, 1824, Corfu, N. 
 Y.) and Sarah A. (Webb) Newell (b. S 16, 
 1840, do.). Prepared in Batavia (N. Y.) H. 
 S.; LTniv. of Leipzig, Ger., 1906-07; Cornell, 
 summers 1908 and 1909; Chicago Univ., sum- 
 mer, 1914. A. B., Smith Coll., 1900; M. A., 
 do., 1908. Teacher, Asst., Instr., and Asst. 
 Prof., Zool., Smith Coll., 1908-16; Stud.. Bac- 
 teriol. and Serol., Coll. of Physicians and Sur- 
 geons, New York City, 1916-17; volunteer 
 worker, Serol. and Bacteriol. Presby. Hosp., 
 do., summer 1917: Assoc, Serol., Louisville 
 Med. Sch. and City Hosp., 1917 — . Mem., 
 Ecol. Soc. of Am.; Entomol. Soc. of Am.; A. 
 A. A. S.; Smith Coll. Alumnae Assn. Ad- 
 dress, 121 E. Gray St., Louisville, Ky.; bus. 
 add., Louisville Medical School and City Hos- 
 pital, do. 
 
 MASON HARDER NEWELL 
 
 1901. A. M. (See No. 1254.) 
 
 CHARLES IVAN NEWLIN 
 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 5342.) 
 Gso2. GEORGE HILLIS NEWLOVE 
 
 Accountant; Ph. D.. 1918; b. D 16, 1893, 
 Crystal, N. Dak.; s. Samuel (b. F 29, i860, 
 Hanover, Can.) and Vangie (Hillis) Newlove 
 (b. Ap 20, 1869, do.). Prepared in Bathgate 
 (N. Dak.) H. S. Ph. B., Hamline Univ., 1914; 
 A. M., Univ. of Minn., 191 5. Statistician, 111. 
 Centennial Comn., 1915-16; Asst., Accounting, 
 Univ. of 111., 1916-18. Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., 
 1918 — . Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; Am. Assn. 
 of LTniv. Instrs. of Accounting. Married Merle 
 White, S 1918, Washington, D. C. Address, 
 223 W. 23rd St., New York City. 
 
 FRED EARLE NEWTON 
 1901. A. M. (See No. 1381.) 
 
 G503. IRBY COGHILL NICHOLS 
 Professor; M. S., 1912; b. N 11, 1882, Eu- 
 dora. Miss.; s. Abner Driver (b. Je i. 1853, 
 Hernando, Miss.) and Nina (Jones) Nichols (b. 
 N 12, 1858, do.). Prepared in Eudora (Miss.) 
 'II. S. B. S., Univ. of Miss., 1906; M. A., do.. 
 1908; Ph. D., Univ. of Mich., 1917. Phi Sig- 
 ma. Teaching Fellow; Instr., Math., Univ. of 
 Miss., 1908; do., Tex. A. and M. Coll., 1909- 
 II, 1912-15; Asst. Prof., Math., do., 1916-17; 
 Assoc. Prof., Math., La. St. Univ.. 1917 — . 
 Mem.. M. E. Church, South; Dixie Club; A. 
 F. A. M. Married Pauline Wright, Je 29, 
 1918, Oxford, Miss. Address, La. St. Univ., 
 Baton Rouge, La. 
 
 FLOYD FRANCIS NICKELL 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 3888.) 
 
 EDWARD FREDERICK NICKOLEY 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 1160.) 
 
 EMMA RHOADS NICKOLEY 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 1264.) 
 
 G504. HARRY THOMAS NIGHTINGALE 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; b. O 11, 1871, In- 
 dianola, la.; s. Augustus Frederick (b. N 11, 
 1843. Quincy, Mass.) and Fanny Orena 
 (Chase) Nightingale (b. O i, 1843, East Deer- 
 ing, N. H.). Prepared in Lake View H. S., 
 Chicago. Ph. B., LTniv. of Mich., 1895. Psi 
 (Tpsilon. Teacher, South Div. H. S., Chicago. 
 1 895-99 ;_ Traveling; Business; Travel and 
 .Study in Europe, 1904-05; Instr., Civ. and 
 Hist., LTniv. of 111. Acad., 19O5-10; Grad. 
 Work, LTniv. of Wis., summer 1908; Jena and 
 Leipzig Univs., 1910-11; Oxford Univ., sum- 
 mer 191 1 ; do., Evanston Acad., N. W. Univ., 
 1911-18; Acting Asst. Prof.. Pol. Sc, Oberlin 
 Coll., Oberlin, O., 1918 — . Chm., Evanston Pro- 
 gressive Party Convention, 19 12; St. Committee- 
 man. 1912; Delegate, State Convention, 1912; 
 Mem., St. Bd. of Equalization, Progressive Par- 
 ty, 1912, loth Congressional Dist.; Reelected, 
 1916; Lecturer, 111. Civ. Soc, 1914-16; do.. 111. 
 Parents and Teachers Assn., 1916-18. Auth.: La 
 Vie Politique et Parlementarie a I'Etranger, 
 l.es Etats-Unis d'Amerique, French Pol. .lour.. 
 La Reveu Politique ct Parlementaire, Vol. 16, 
 1909; The Teaching of Civ. and Hist., The 
 School Review, Vol. 18, 1910; German Opinion 
 of Americans and F-rench, Northwestern Mag., 
 XII, 1916. Ed.. Translations of Ajiology of 
 Socrates; The Phaedo; Tennyson's The Prin- 
 cess; Selections of American Oratory, Ains- 
 worth k Co., 1896. Mem., Congr. Church; Am. 
 Pol. Sc. Assn.; Am. Hist. Assn.; Neighborhood 
 Com.. St. Council of Defense, 1917-18. Married 
 .Minnie Louise Bushnell, Jl 30, 1907, Eltham 
 Park, Kent, Eng. Address, 1736 Ridge Ave., 
 Evanston, 111.; bus. add., Evanston Acad., N. 
 W. Univ., do. 
 
 CLARENCE EUGENE NOERENBERG 
 1909. A. E. (See No. 3127.) 
 
 G505. WILLIS JAMES NOLAN 
 Assistant; A. M., 1917; b. Ap 11, 1891, Cleve- 
 land, O.; s. John William (b. 1853, Paines- 
 ville, O.) and Cora (Rumbaugh) Nolan (b. 
 1865, Wooster, O.). Prepared in Madison Tp. 
 (O.) Madison (O.) H. Schs. A. B., West. Re- 
 serve ITniv., 1914. Phi Beta Kappa; Le Cercle 
 Francais; Scholar, Entomol. Asst., Biol., West. 
 Reserve LTniv.. 1914-16. Engr. and ist Sergt., 
 O. Nat. Guard, 1913-16; Co. D, 34th Inf., Ft. 
 T'liss. Tex.; Sergt. Instr., 85th Div., Camp Cus- 
 ter, Mich., 1917; do., 338th Inf.; Co. C, isl 
 Army Hdqtrs. Regt.; do., Co I, 105th Inf., 
 A. E. F. Address, Madison, O. 
 
796 
 
 University op" Illinois 
 
 Gso6. FRANK GARM NORBURY 
 Physician; A. M.. 1913; b- Ja 27. 1892, Jack- 
 sonville, 111.; s. Frank Parsons (b. Ag 5, 1863, 
 Beardstown, 111.) and Mary (Garm) Norbury 
 (b. Ag 30, 1864, do.). Prepared in Whipple 
 Acad. A. B., 111. Coll., 1912; M. D., Harvard, 
 1917. Sigma Pi; Nu Sigma Nu. House Officer, 
 Lab., Boston City Hosp. ist Lt., M. R. C, 
 do. Unit. Base Hosp., No. 7, A. E. F., 1918; 
 in charge of Chem. Lab., do.; Capt. Adj., Base 
 IIosp. No. 7; Returned to states, Mr 31, 1919. 
 Auth.: Original work in bacteriol. Asst. Bac- 
 teriologist, Boston Floating Hosp., 1913-15; 
 Bacteriologist, do., 1916. Married Mary Elson 
 Barnes, Ap 11, 1918, Jacksonville, 111. Address, 
 1 1 33 Williams Blvd., Springfield, 111. 
 
 G507. JULIUS EDWARD NORDBY 
 Instructor; M. S., 1916; b. Ap 27; 1887, Sol- 
 dier, la.; s. Martin Hansen (b. F 18, 1S54, 
 Norway) and Julia Bertha (Severson) Nordby 
 (b. N 20, i860, Wis.). Prepared in Genesee 
 (Idaho) H. S.; St. Olaf Coll. B. S., Univ. of 
 Idaho, 1915. Instr., Univ. of Idaho, igi6 — . 
 2nd Lt., U. S. A. S., Swissvale, Pa.; Mustered 
 out, D 10, 1918. Address, Geneseo, Idaho. 
 
 G50S. RUDOLPH HANS NOTTELMANN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1913; b. Je 24, 1891, Mon- 
 mouth, 111.; s. Hans Nottelmann. Prepared in 
 Monmouth H. S. A. B., Monmouth Coll., 1912. 
 Address, 720 E. Euclid Ave., Monmouth, Ill.t 
 
 Gsog. JOHN TILDEN NUTTALL 
 Chief Chem.; M. S., 1909; b. Jl 8, 1876, 
 Gaineville, Tex.; s. E. F. (b. Flat Rock, 111.) 
 and Julia (Page) Nuttall. Prepared in N. W. 
 Univ. Acad. B. S., N. W. Univ., 1905. Var- 
 sity Baseball. Teacher, Chem. and Phys., Chief 
 Chem., Stantlard Forgings Co., Indiana Har- 
 bor, Ind. Mem., III. Acad, of Sc. Married 
 Susan Emily Morgan, D 21, 1905, Loda, 111. 
 Children: Roscoe Morgan, b. S 17, 1906; 
 Frances Elizabeth, b. Je 7, 1908; John Howard, 
 b. D 20, 191 o. Address, c/o Standard Forgings 
 Co., Indiana Harbor, Ind. 
 
 G510. RUFUS CHAUNCEY OBRECHT 
 Farmer; M. S., 1907; b. D 12, 1875, Harlan, 
 la.; s. Martin (b. N 17, 183.';, Strasburg, Ger.) 
 and Mary (Bachman) Obrecht (b. Jl 28, 1840, 
 Frankfort, Ger.). Prepared in Harlan (la.) 
 H. S. B. S. A., la. St. Coll., 1901. Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Kappa Phi. Asst., An. Husb., Purdue Univ., 
 1901-02; Okla. Agr. and Mech. Coll., 1902-03; 
 Instr., Horses, and ist Asst., Horse Investiga- 
 tion, Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., i903;O7; 
 Assoc, Horse Husb.; do. and Asst. Chief, Exp. 
 Sta., 1907-10; Prof, of Stock Judging, Kan. 
 City Veterinary Coll., 1914-18. Farmer, Topeka, 
 Kan., 1910 — . Auth.: ///. Agr. E.vp. Sta. Buls., 
 Nos. 122, 141, 150, 1908, 1909 and 191 1; Text 
 book for International Correspondence Schools, 
 Scranton. Pa. (in press) ; Articles in The Coun- 
 try Gentleman; The Care of Draft Horses, No. 
 3053; Preventing Sore Shoulders, No. 3054; 
 The Selection of Mares for Breeding. No. 3059; 
 Feeding Heavy Horses for Market, No. 3060; 
 Care of the Work Team, No. 3062. Mem., 
 Congr. Church; A. F. A. M. Married Maud 
 (iardnier, Ag 9, 1904, Manhattan, Kan. Chil- 
 ren: Rufus Gardiner, b. Ap 30, 1906; Dorothy 
 Lydia, b. O 28, 1909. Address, R. 28, Topeka, 
 Kan. 
 
 G511. ETHEL LOUISE O'CONNOR 
 Teacher; A. M.. 1916: b. Jl 17, 1893, Abing- 
 don, HI.; d. Frank O'Connor. Prepared in 
 Abingdon H. S. A. B., Hedding Coll., 1915- 
 Teacher, H. S., Paducah, Ky. Address, 300 
 Pennsylvania Ave., Abingdon.^ 111.; bus. add., 
 141 7 Jefferson St., Paducah, Ky. 
 
 G512. YOUSABU OGAWA 
 Architect; M. S., 191S; b. Ja 21, 1886, Saga, 
 Japan; s. Masasuke Ogawa. Prepared in Tech. 
 
 Sch. of Saga Prefecture; Mt. Tamalpais Mi!. 
 Acad. B. S., Univ. of Calif., 1914. Address, 
 230S Virginia St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 G513. RUTH ELIZA OKEY 
 Instructor; M. S., 1915; Ph. D., 1918; b. S 
 13. 1893, Woodsfield, O.; d. Alfred (b. Ja 11, 
 1S60, do.) and Wilhelmina (Reinherr) Okey (b. 
 D 4, 1871, do.). Prepared in Woodsfield (O.) 
 H. S.; O. Univ., 1911-12. B. S., Monmouth 
 Coll., 1914. Grad. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-17; Instr., Physiol. Chem., do., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: (with Dr. G. D. Beal) Qualitative Iden- 
 titication of Drugs Containing Emodin, Jour. 
 
 A. C. S., 1917. Mem., Iota Sigma Pi; A. C. 
 S., 1915 — ; Kappa Delta Pi, 1916 — ; Exec. 
 Council, do., 1917-18; Sigma Xi. Address, R. 
 7, Monmouth, 111.; bus. add., 603 S. Lincoln 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 G514. WILLIAM BROWN OLDHAM 
 Supt., H. S.; M. S., 1917; b. S 11, 1885, Para- 
 dise. Utah; s. Samuel (b. Manchester, Ehg.) 
 and May (Brown) Oldham (b. Salt Lake City). 
 
 B. S., Utah Agr. Coll., 1910. Instr., Agr., 
 Rexburg, Idaho, 1910-13; Supt., rural H. S., 
 Sugar City, Idaho, 191 3-1 6. Field Asst., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr.. 1917 — . Married Emma Pfost, 
 S 3, 1913. Children: Reed, b. Je 7, 1914; 
 Mary Verena, b. F 10, 1917. Address, Rex- 
 burg, Idaho. 
 
 G51S. JAMES HARRIS OLEWINE 
 Instructor; M. S., 1917; b. O i, 1893, Belle- 
 fonte. Pa.; s. John Irvin (b. Jl 25. 1861, do.) 
 and Martha Elizabeth (Bottorf) Olewine (b. 
 Mr 18, 1868, Lemont. Pa.). Prepared in Belle- 
 fonte (Pa.) H. S. B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1915. 
 De'.ta Upsilon ; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma. Instr., Chem., Pa. St. Coll., 19 17 — . 
 Married Ethel Gilbert, Jl 25, 191 7, Lansdowne, 
 Pa. Child, James Harris, jr., b. D 13, 1918. 
 Address, 118 S. Atherton St., State College, 
 Pa.; bus. add.. Pa. State College, do. 
 
 Gsi6. HUBERT LEONARD OLIN 
 (Husband of No. 6276) 
 Research Chem.; M. S., 191 1; Ph. D., 1914; 
 b. My 10, 18S0, Marcus, la.; s. Frank William 
 (b. Ja 10, 1842, Sweden) and Christine (John- 
 son) Olin (b. Mr 16, 1851, Moline, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Paulina (la.) H. S.; Highland Park 
 Coll., Des Moines, B. A., St. Univ. of la., 1908. 
 Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsi- 
 lon. Teacher, Univ. prep, sch., Tonkawa, 
 Okla., 1908-10; Research Fellow, Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., 1910-12; Instr., Chem.. Vassar, 1913-14; 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Asst. Prof., Chem., 
 O. St. Univ., 1916-17; Assoc. Prof.. Chem., 
 Univ. of Neb., 1918; Research Chem., The Bar- 
 rett Co., Woodcliff, N. J., 1918 — . Capt., Ord. 
 Reserve. Edgewood Arsenal, Md., 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, D 21, 1918. Auth.: (with S. W. 
 Parr) The Coking of Coal at Low Tem- 
 peratures, I and 11, EitgHg. E.vp. Sta. Buls. 
 60 and 79. Abstractor, Chem. Abstracts. Mem., 
 A. C. S.; Am. Electro. Chem. Soc; Presby. 
 Church; A. F. A. M.; Okla. Acad, of Sc. 
 Married Helen Leigh Hanes ('14), Je 2, 1917, 
 Springfield, 111. Child, Ida Helen, b. O 15, 
 1918. Address, 233 29th St., Woodcliff, N. J.; 
 bus. add., c/o The Barrett Co., do. 
 
 G517. EDD CHARLES OLIVER 
 Factory Mgr.; M. E., 1901; b. D '3, 1873, 
 Indianapolis, Ind.; s. David D. (b. 1813. N. 
 Y.) and Sarah A. (Paxton) Oliver (b. 1829, 
 Eng.). Prepared in Alpena (Mich.) H. S. 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. B. S. M. E., Purdue 
 Univ., 1898. Instr., M. E., Univ. of 111., 1898- 
 1902; do., Univ. of Minn., 1902-06; Gen. Mech. 
 Engr. and Designer, 1906; Factory Mgr.. Speed- 
 o-meter, Detroit. 19 12 — . Invented various de- 
 vices to indicate and record speed. Auth.: A 
 Method of Testing Gas Engines, Transactions 
 A. S. M. E.; Tests of an Otto Gas Engine, Am. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 797 
 
 Mach.; various articles on shop methods. Ad- 
 dress, 419 2nd Ave., Detroit, Mich.; bus. 
 add., 251 E. Jefferson Ave., do. 
 
 GsiS. MARGARET OLMSTED 
 Teacher; A. M., igi6; b. F 7, 1894, Orange 
 City, la.; d. Robert Ward (b. My 6, 1868, Rock 
 Island Co., III.) and Jennie Ernst (Fahne- 
 stock) Olmsted (b. Jl 29, 1864, Lewistown, 111.) 
 Prepared in Rock Island H. S. A. B., Augus 
 tana Coll., 1915. Teacher, H. S., Viola, 111- 
 1916-17; do., East Moline, 111., 1917 — . Ad- 
 dress, 612 30th St., Rock Island, 111.; bus. add. 
 High School, East Moline, 111. 
 
 0519. PETER JOHN OLSON 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; b. O 12, 1887, Graf- 
 ton, N. Dak.; s. Samuel Olson. B. S., N. Uak. 
 Agr. Coll.. 1910. Dir.. Agr. Dept., H. S., 
 Alexandria, Minn., 1910-12; Grad. Stud., Colo. 
 Agr. Coll., 1912; Asst. Prof., Agron., Univ. of 
 Minn., St. Paul. Address, Univ. Farm, Univ. 
 of Minn., St. Paul. 
 
 BENITO RENE ORDONEZ 
 1917- M. S. (See No. 5853-) 
 
 Gs2o. HERBERT TIRRILL OSBORN 
 Entomologist; A. M., 1910; b. D 6, 1887, 
 Ames, la.; s. Herbert and Dora (Sayles) Os- 
 born. Prepared in North H. S., Columbus, O. 
 A. B., O. St. Univ., 1909. Sigma Xi. Ento- 
 mologist Agt. and Expert, U. S. Dept. of Agr., 
 1910-13; Asst. Entomologist, Hawaiian Sugar 
 Planters Assn., 1913-17; Entomol. work, Ha- 
 waiian Islands, Philippine Islands, and Japan. 
 Capt., Inf.. R. C, 1917— . Mem., A. A. A. S.; 
 Entomol. Soc. of Am.; Am. Assn. of Econ. En- 
 tomol.; Hawaiian Entomol. Soc. Address, 
 McCoy Hall, Monument St., Baltimore, Md. 
 
 ALLEN MEADE OTWELL 
 1901. M. S. (See No. 1255.) 
 
 HUA CHING OU 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4843-) 
 
 MALVERN D. OVERMIER 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4844.) 
 
 G521. ARTHUR LESLIE OWEN 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; b. Ja 9, 1885, Bur- 
 lington, Vt. ; s. Frank Allen (b. do.) and Ella 
 (Seaver) Owen (b. Williamstown, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Edmunds H. S., Burlington, Vt. A. 
 B., Univ. of Vt. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Prin., H. S., Meredith, N. H., 1906- 
 07; Betts Acad., 1907-08; Asst., Rom. Langs., 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. 
 of Kan., 1910-14; Assoc. Prof., do., 1914-18; 
 Prof., Spanish, do., 1918 — . Mem., Mod. Lang. 
 Assn. of Am. Married Sarah Delano Morton, 
 Je 3, 191 1, Fairhaven, Mass. Address, 1702 
 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, Kan.; bus. add., 
 Univ. of Kansas, do. 
 
 Gs22. MARY ELIZABETH HODGES 
 OWEN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1908; b. Je 20, 1880, Chi- 
 cago; d. William Doane (b. Ag 19, 1854, Rut- 
 land, Vt.) and Caroline Gertrude (Charleston) 
 Owen (b. My 16, 1858, Chicago). Prepared in 
 pub. schs., Chicago. A. B., Univ. of Wis., 
 1907. Teacher, Lemon City, Fla. Address, 
 Box 75, Lemon City, Fla. 
 
 G523. ALBERT WAFFLE OWENS 
 Chemist; Ph. D.. 1918; b. O 23, 1888, Lewis- 
 burg Pa.; s. William Gundy (b. 1858, Pitts- 
 burgh) and Jeannette (Waffle) Owens (b. i860. 
 Elm Valley, N. Y.). Prepared in Bucknell 
 Acad. B. S., Bucknell Univ., 1909. Phi Kap- 
 pa Psi. Teacher, Sc, Bocone Coll., Okla., 
 1909-11; do., H. S., Bisbee, Ariz., 1913-15; 
 
 Stud. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., igii-12; Grad 
 Asst., do., 1912-13; Asst., do., 1915-17; Fellow 
 ship, do., 191 7-18; Chem., Bur. of Standards 
 Washington, D. C., igi8 — . Auth. : Determina 
 tion of the Atomic Weight of Samarium, 1918 
 Address, 1954 Biltmore St., Washington, D 
 C; bus. add.. Bureau of Standards, do. 
 
 RAYMOND WILLIAM OWENS 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 6467.) 
 
 *EMMA ELIZABETH PAGE 
 1879. M. L. (See No. 188.) 
 
 ARTHUR ELIJAH PAINE 
 1900. A. M. (See No. 1257.) 
 
 OLIVE ALLEN PAINE 
 1915- A M.. (See No. 6468.) 
 
 G524. FRANKLIN CHARLES PALM 
 Professor; A. M., 1915; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ag 
 16, 1890, Willmar, Minn.; s. Alvin (b. F 22, 
 1862, Red Wing, Minn.) and Francis (Bran- 
 ton) Palm (b. Mr 28, 1866, St. Thomas, Can.). 
 Pirepared in Willmar (Minn.) H. S. A. B., 
 Oberlin Coll.. 1914. Phi Sigma Kappa; Phi 
 Eta. Scholarship and Fellowship, Univ. of 111.; 
 Asst., Hist., do., 1916-17; Prof., Hist, and Pol. 
 Sc, Buena Vista C5oll., Storm Lake,#Ia., 1917; 
 Asst. Prof., Hist., Colo. Coll., Colorado 
 Springs, Colo., 1918 — . Address, Willmar, 
 Minn.; bus. add., Colorado College, Colorado 
 Springs, Colo. 
 
 GEORGE MERIT PALMER 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3504.) 
 
 Gs25. JAMES ASBURY PALMER 
 Pastor; A. M., 1913; b. D 30, 1869, Green 
 field, 111.; s. George Washington (b. F 17 
 1828, Green Co., Pa.) and Mary Elizabeth 
 (Evans) Palmer (b. Ap 6, 1852, Greene Co. 
 111.). Prepared in Pana H. S.; Shurtleff Acad. 
 Alton, 111. A. B., Shurtleff Coll., 1897; A. M. 
 do., 1901. Alpha Zeta Lit. Soc. Grad. stud 
 and Teacher, Shurtleff Coll., 1897-99; Pastor 
 Baptist Church, Payson, 111., 1899-1900; 
 Adams, 111., 1899-1900; do., Barnard, 111., 1 
 1900; Pastoral supply, do., 1901; Prin., pub 
 schs.. Bradford, Ark., 1901-02; Stud., So. Bap 
 tist Theol. Sem., Louisville, Ky., 1902; Pastor 
 Baptist Church. Herington, Kan., 1902-04; Bus 
 Office. Champaign, 1904-05 and 1912-15; Prof. 
 Ancient Langs, and Hist., Ewing Coll., 1905 
 07; do., Leland Univ., New Orleans, 1907-08 
 Teacher, Eng. Mission Sch., Cristo, Cuba 
 1908-09; Prof., Ancient Langs, and Hist. 
 Ewing Coll., 1909-10; do., Greek, Sioux Falls 
 Coll., 1910-11; do., Greek and Latin, Clinton 
 Coll., Ky., 1911-12; Pastor, Baptist Church, 
 Wakonda, S. Dak., 1915-17; do., Bonesteel and 
 Fairfax, S. Dak., 1917 — •. Mem., Baptist 
 Church; Classical Assn. of Middle West and 
 South. Married Vilona Cora Brownlee, Je 16, 
 1910, Kankakee, 111. Address, Fairfax, S. Dak. 
 
 WILLIAM GAY PALMER 
 1901. A. M. (See No. 1385.) 
 
 WILLIAM LOVE PARISH 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 785S.) 
 
 JAY BOARDMAN PARK 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 3505-) 
 
 Gs26. KARR PARKER 
 Chief Engr.; M. S., 1914; b. Jl 3, 1892. Se- 
 bree, Ky.; s. S. R. and Victoria (Wilson) Par- 
 ker. Prepared in Hamilton H. S. B. S., Car- 
 thage Coll., 1913. Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon. Scholar, Electro Chem.; Radio Engr. 
 and Operator, Marconi Wireless Telegraphy 
 Co. of Am., 1914; Elec. Engr., McCarthy Bros. 
 
798 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 & Ford. Buffalo, N. Y., 1914-17; Chief Engr., 
 Engng. Mgr., and Director, do., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 (with D. A. Maclnnes) Potassium Chloride 
 Concentration Cells, Jour. A. C. S.; Wireless 
 Telegraphy on the Great Lakes, Wireless 
 News; (with E. W. Washburn) The Measure- 
 ment of Electrolytic Conductivity, Joitr. A. C. 
 S. Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Engng. Sec. of Buffalo; 
 Nat. Elec. Light Assn.; Park Club of Buffalo. 
 Married Enid Sympson, D 30, 1915, Spring- 
 field, 111. Address, 86 Norwalk Ave., Buffalo, 
 N. Y.; bus. add., c/o McCarthy Bros. & Ford, 
 75-79 W. Mohawk St., do. 
 
 LAWRENCE GILBERT PARKER 
 1907. M. S. (See No. 1749.) 
 
 ROSALIE MARY PARR 
 1911. A. M. 1916. Ph. D. (See No. 2779.) 
 
 G527. DANIEL FREDERICK PASMORE 
 Professor; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1917; b. Ag 
 3, 1889, London, Ont.; s. Thomas (b. Ont.) and 
 Anna Campbell Pasmore (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Howell (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion Coll., 
 1913. Scholarship, Ger., 1913-14; Fellowship, 
 do., 1914-16; Head, Ger, Dept., Southwestern 
 Coll, Winfield, Kan.; Instr., French, Macales- 
 ter Coll.. St. Paul, Minn. Auth.: Karl Gutz- 
 kow's Short Stories: A Study in the Tech- 
 nique of Narration, Geo. Banta Pub. Co., 1918. 
 Married Alpha Lois Lemon D 25, 1918, Ur- 
 bana. Address, 421 College St., Winfield, Kan.; 
 bus. add.. Southwestern College, do. 
 
 FERNANDO ALSTON PARSONS 
 1878. M. L. (See No. 79.) 
 
 IRENE MARY PARSONS (KEGG) 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 3S08.) 
 
 NEWTON LYMAN PARTRIDGE 
 1914. M. S. 1917. Ph. D. (See No. 5862.) 
 
 ARTHUR ERNEST PAUL 
 1898. M. S. (See No. 1070.) 
 
 ADOLPH FREDERICK PAULI 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7858.) 
 
 THOMAS ARMSTRONG PEEBLES 
 1913. M. E. (See No. 2780.) 
 
 Gs28. ARTHUR FREDERICK PEINE 
 Professor; A. M., 1913; b. Ag 3, 1886, Min 
 ier. 111.; s. Henry Adam (b. Ap 3, 18S4, Hof- 
 geismar, Hesse-Cosset, Ger.) and Caroline 
 Christine (Buhrig) I'eine (b. Ap 27, 1844, Os- 
 terlinde, Brunswick. Ger.). Prepared in Min- 
 ier H. S. A. B., lU. Wesleyan Univ., 191 1. 
 Sigma Chi; Phi Eta. Scholar. Hist., 1911-12; 
 Fellow, do., 19 1 2-14; Instr., Wayland Acad., 
 Beaver Dam, Wis., 1914-15; Asst. Prof., Fair- 
 mount Coll., Wichita, Kan.. 1915-16; Asst. 
 Prof.. Kan. St. Agr. Coll., Manhattan, Kan., 
 1916-17. ist R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 1917; 
 2nd Lt, Inf. R. C, Camp Grant, III., 1917; 
 Personnel Work, A. E. F., France. Mem., Am. 
 Hist. Assn.; Am. Pol. Sc. Assn. Address, 
 Minier, 111.; bus. add., Kansas State Agr. 
 Coll., Manhattan, Kan. 
 
 G529. GEORGE LEO PELTIER 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1915; b. My 8, i888, Mer- 
 rill, Wis.; s. Emile A. (b. Ag 12, 1864, St, 
 Helene, Can.) and Georgiana (Laramie) Pel- 
 tier (b. Mr 4. 1867. Grand Rapids, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Grand Rapids (Wis.) H. S. A. B,, 
 Univ. of Wis., 1910; M. A., Washington Univ., 
 1912. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa 
 Phi. Teaching Fellow, Show Sch. of Bot. (Mo. 
 Botanical Garden) Wash. Univ., St. Louis; As- 
 soc., Flor. Pathol., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Prof., 
 Plant Pathol., and Plant Pathologist, Ala. 
 
 Poly. Inst, and Agr. Exp. Sta., 1916 — . Mem., 
 A. A. A. S.; Am. Phytopathol. Soc; Bot. Soc. 
 of Am.; Wis. Acad, of Sc, Letters, and Art. 
 Married Florence Lillian Quin, S 23, 1913, 
 Grand Rapids, Wis. Child, Marjorie Isabelle, 
 b. S 20, 191.?. Address, Alabama Polytechnic 
 Institute, Auburn, Ala. 
 
 WILLIAM DAVID PENCE 
 1895. C. E. (See No. 488.) 
 
 MARY HONORA PENDERGAST 
 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8653-) 
 
 VERE DOROTHY PERRING (LANGDON) 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 3905.) 
 
 ELEANOR FARRAND PERRY (RAND) 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 3907.) 
 
 MARGARET CAMPBELL PERRY 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7131.) 
 
 WINIFRED ALMINA PERRY 
 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 3511.) 
 Gs3o. WILLIAM WARREN PETERS 
 
 Instructor; M. S., 1913; b. S 23, 1888, Keo- 
 kuk; s. J. W. Peters. Prepared in Hamilton 
 )H. S.; Keokuk H. S. A. B., Knox Coll.. 191 1; 
 M. S., do., 1912. Chauffeur, summer 1911-12; 
 Teacher, Galesburg, 111. Instr., H. S,, Burling- 
 ton, la. Address, 1107 S. 8th St., Burlington, 
 la. , 
 
 Gs3i. WILLIAM ALVAH PETERSON 
 Instructor; A. M., 1913; b. S 13, 1888, Gale- 
 burg, 111.; s. J. A, Peterson. B. S., Knox Coll., 
 191 1. Asst., Biol. Dent., Knox Coll., 1909-11; 
 do., S. Harpswell Lal5., sunnner 191 o; Asst., 
 Entomol., Univ. of 111., 1912-15; N. J. Exp. 
 Sta. Address, 453 Losey St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 BENJAMIN SALISBURY PFEIFFER 
 1913. M. S. (See No. S357-) 
 
 MARY ESTHER PFEIL 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 3512.) 
 
 ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS 
 1903. M. Arch. (See No. 835.) 
 
 Gs32. JAMES MANLEY PHELPS 
 Instructor; A. M,, 1916; b. Ja 24, 1891, 
 Malta, 111,; s. James M. (b. 111,) and Olive 
 (Billig) Phelps (b. Pa.), Prepared in Joliet 
 Tp. H. S.; Cumnock Sch, of Oratory, A. B,, 
 N. W., Univ., 1912. Beta Theta Pi; Delta Sig- 
 ma Rho. Head, Pub. Speaking Dept., Dak. 
 Wesleyan Univ., Mitchell, S. Dak., 1913-14; 
 Instr., do., Univ. of 111., 1914-18; Chautauqua 
 Circuit, summer, 1918. Ensign Sch., Munici- 
 pal Pier, Chicago, 1918. Address, 214 College 
 Ave., DeKalb, 111. 
 
 1916. 
 
 JOHN BREEN PHILLIPS 
 A. M. (See No. 5359-) 
 
 Gs33. PAUL CHRISLER PHILLIPS 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1911; b. N 15, 1883, 
 Bloomfield, Ind. ; s. Joseph A. (b. Ag 23, 1854, 
 Greene Co., Ind,) and Lily F, (Chrisler) Phil- 
 lips (b. Ap 20, 1857, Hinds Co., Miss.). Pre- 
 pared in Bloomfield (Ind.) H. S. A, B., Ind. 
 LTniv., 1906; A. M., do., 1909. Sigma Pi. Fel- 
 low, Hist,, Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Pres., Grad. 
 Club, Instr., Hist,, Univ. of Mont,, 1911-13; 
 Asst, Prof,, do., 1913-15; Prof,, do., 1915 — . 
 Auth,: The West in the Diplomatic Negotia- 
 tions of the American Revolution; Congression- 
 al P'olicy towards the West, 1778-83; Contrib- 
 utor, book reviews, etc., .^ni. Hist. Review, 
 Miss. Valley Hist. Reviczv, Ind. Mag. of Hist., 
 and newspapers. Mem., Christian Church; Am. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 709 
 
 Hist. Soc; Miss. Valley Hist. Soc. Married 
 Alice Margaret Martin, Ag 27, 191 1, Indian- 
 apolis, Ind. Address, Univ. of Montana, Mis- 
 soula, Mont. 
 
 HERMAN S. PIATT 
 1894. A. M. (See No. 710.) 
 
 G534. GEORGE WELLINGTON PICKELS 
 Associate; C. E., 1911; b. S 5, 1883, Rich- 
 mond, Ky.; s. George Wellington (b. Je 25, 
 1855, tdo.) and Minnie (Parrish) Pickels (b. 
 D 29, 1863, Winchester, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Central Univ. of Ky.; Univ. of Chicago, 1901- 
 02. B. C. E., Univ. of Ky., 1904. Sigma Nu; 
 Tau Beta Pi. Asst. Div. Engr., Chicago & Al- 
 ton Ry., 1904-07; Instr., C. E.. Univ. of 111., 
 1907-17; Assoc, do., 1917 — . Instr., U. S. S. 
 M. A., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Mustered out, 
 D 6, 191 8. Mem., Soc. for Promotion of 
 Engng. Educ. ; 111. Soc. of Engrs. Married 
 Elizabeth Sutherland Robinson, My 16, 1906, 
 Winchester, Ky. Children: George Wellington, 
 Jr., b. Jl 9, 191 1 ; Elizabeth Chaplain, b. Je 
 10, 1914. Address, 1020 S. Lincoln Ave., 
 Urbana; bus. add., 209 Mech. Engng. Lab., 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G53S. BETHEL STEWART PICKETT 
 Professor; M. S., 1906; b. Je 4, 1882, Till- 
 sonburg, Ont., Can.; s. Samuel (b. D 30, 1848, 
 Lourille, do.) and Ellen (Stewart) Pickett (b. 
 F 4, 1852, Brantford, do.). Prepared in Sim- 
 coe (Can.) H. S. B. S. A., Ont. Agr. Coll., 
 1904. Sigma Xi. Sec. Registrar, Ont. Agr. 
 Coll., 1902-05; Asst., Dept. of Hort. (unoffi- 
 cial), 1906-07; ist asst. and Instr., Pomol., 
 1907-08; Prof., Hort., N. H. Coll., 1908-12; 
 Asst. Prof.. Pomol., Univ. of 111., 1912-18; 
 Prof., do., and Chief in Pomol., Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 do., 1918 — . Auth. : Spraying Apple orchards 
 for Insects and Fungi, Univ. of 111., 1908; 
 Fruit Bud Formation, N. H. Coll., 191 1; Hort. 
 Information, do., 1910; Some Soil Treatments 
 for Mature Apple Orchards, Cir. No. 23s, Agr. 
 E.vp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1919. Married Bertha 
 Gay Beamer, D 10, 1907, Grimsby, Ont., Can. 
 Children: Barzillai Stewart, b. Ag 10, 1908; 
 Llewelyn Elmer, b. My 7, 1912; Arthur David, 
 b. Je 13, 1915; Ellen Gay, b. F 14, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 607 W. Nevada St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 Gs36. WILLIAM EUGENE PICKLER 
 Ph. D., 1918; b. Ag 25, 1892, New Albany, 
 Ind.; s. George L. Pickler. Prepared in Louis- 
 ville (Ky.) Male H. S. A. B., Wabash Coll., 
 1914. Grad. Stud, and Asst.. Bot. and Plant 
 Physiol., Univ. of 111., 1914-18. Bat. B., Sch. 
 for Radio Operation, Austin, Tex., 1918 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 1820 Edgeland 
 Ave., Louisville, Ky.f 
 
 JOHN PIEPER 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 8666.) 
 
 RAYMOND CLARK PIERCE 
 1915. C. E. (See No. 3515.) 
 
 1917. 
 
 THIRZA MAY PIERCE 
 A. M. (See No. 4856.) 
 
 Gs37. *CARL ELI PIKE 
 
 M. S., 1918; b. N 24, 1890, Central City, la.; 
 s. Everett A. (b. Mass.) and Adella (McCril- 
 lis) Pike. Prepared in Central City (la.) H. 
 S. B. S., Cornell Coll., 19 16. Gamma Alpha. 
 Asst., Phys.. Univ. of 111., 1916-18. Died O 15, 
 1918, Champaign. 
 
 CHARLES STEPHEN PILLSBURY 
 191:. M. E. (See No. 3140.) 
 
 Gs38. LESLIE ARTHUR PINKNEY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1915; b. Ag 9, 188S, Prince- 
 ton, 111.; s. William (b. Leeds, Eng.) and An- 
 na (Witiver) Pinkney (b. Lancaster, Pa.). Pre- 
 pared in Sterling H. S. A. B., Wheaton Coll., 
 1910. Scholar, Phys.; Teacher, H. S., Paris, 
 111.; do., Bloomington, 111.; Instr., Phys., North- 
 east H. S., Kansas City, Mo., 1915-18. Base 
 Hosp. 28, Fort McPherson. Ga. ; do.. Camp 
 Merritt, N. J.; do., A. E. F. Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Address, 305 W. 7th St., Sterling, 111. 
 
 THOMAS MERRITT PITTMAN, JR. 
 1917- C. E. (See No. 4858.) 
 
 *FLORENCE ELIZABETH PITTS 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 2210.) 
 
 NUBA MITCHELL PLETCHER 
 1903. A. M. (See No. 1574.) 
 
 G539. ROBERT BEDFORD POGUE 
 M. S., 191S. b. My 7, 1889, Mayslick, Ky.; 
 s. E. P. Pogue. Prepared in Georgetown City 
 Sch.; Central Univ., Ky. B. M. E., Ky. St. 
 Univ., 1913. Address, R 8, Lexington, Ky.t 
 
 RAY BOYD PONDER 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4861.) 
 
 *ERNEST WILLIAM PONZER 
 
 /903. M. S. (See No. 1391.) 
 GS40. FRANCIS MARION PORTER 
 
 Associate; M. S., 191 1; b. F 14, 1881, Cir- 
 cleville, O.; s. James (b. Mr 6, 1851, Amanda 
 do.) and Minnie C. Shoemaker) Porter (b. Je 
 II, 1848, Tarlton, do.). Prepared in Tarlton 
 (O.) H. S. B. S., O. Univ., 1907. Acacia. 
 .\sst., Phys. and Mech. Draw., O. Univ., 1904- 
 05; Instr., do., 1905-06; Asst., G. E. D., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-08; Instr., do., 1908-13; Assoc, 
 do., 1913 — . Instr., U. S. A. S., summer 1917. 
 Auth.: Mechanical Drafting. Manual Arts 
 Press, 1915; Descriptive Geometry, John 
 Wiley & Son. Mem., Presby. Church; Soc for 
 Promotion of Engng. Educ; A. F. A. M.; 
 Univ. Club. Married Katliryn Selina Jordan, 
 S 10, 1908, Carroll, O. Children: David Jordan, 
 b. S I, 1910; Marion, b. Mr 15, 1914 (died 
 do.); Charles Francis, b. My 3, 1915. Address, 
 711 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add., 304 
 Transportation Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 HORACE CHAMBERLAIN PORTER 
 1900. M. S. (See No. 1076.) 
 
 G541. RALPH SYDNEY POTTER 
 (Husband of No. 5027) 
 Professor; M. S., 191 1; Ph. D., 1913; b. Mr 
 2, 1888, Fairbury, 111.; s. P. M. (b. 1840, Vt.) 
 and Elizabeth (Van Arsdale) Potter (b. 1844, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Fairbury H. S. A. B., 
 Lake Forest Coll., 1909. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon. Grad. Stud, and Research 
 Asst. to Dr. W. A. Noyes, Univ. of 111., 
 1913; Asst., Chief and Assoc. Prof., Soil 
 Chem., la. St. Coll. Exp Sta. Auth.: (with 
 W. A. Noyes) Articles in Jour. A. C. S.; 
 (with R. S. Snyder) Jour. Indus, and Engng. 
 Chem.; la. E.\[>. Sta. Research Bui.; Jour, 
 Agr. Research; (with T. H. Benton) Soil Sc. 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Chem. Soc; Phi Kappa 
 Phi; Gamma Alpha. Married Mabel Bebb, 
 ('12), D 25, 1913, Ames, la. Children: Doro- 
 thy, b. Jl 29, 1915; Janet, b. S 15, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 202 Russell Ave., Ames, la.; bus. add., 
 la. St. College, do. 
 
 G542. ALFRED RICHARD POWELL 
 Chemist; Ph. D., 1918; b. F i, 1891, Athens, 
 O.; s. William Alfred (b. D 3. 1858, Cin- 
 cinnati) and Marie M. (Montzheimer) Powell 
 (b. Ag 7, 1862, St. Louis). Prepared in Cen- 
 tral H. S., Toledo, O. B. S., Univ. of 
 
8oo 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Kan., 1914; A. M., Univ. of Neb., 1915. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma; Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon. Asst., Chem., Univ. of Neb., 
 1914-15; Grad. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915- 
 16; Asst., Chem., do., 1916-18. Chem. Warfare 
 Service, 1918; 2nd Lt., Gas Mask Research 
 Sect., Am. Univ. Exp. Sta., Washington, D. C. 
 Auth.: (with F. W. Upson) The Effect of Cer- 
 tain Organic Compounds on Wheat Plants in 
 the Soil, Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem., 
 1915. Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, 1 1 1 W. 5th 
 St., Ottawa, Kan. 
 
 G543. EDWIN BOOTH POWERS 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ag 6, 1S80, 
 Ovilla, Tex.; s. William Wilson (b. O 27, 
 1837, Neosho, Mo.) and Evaline C. (Woods) 
 Powers. Prepared in Ovilla (Tex.) Schs. A. B., 
 Trinity Univ., Waxahachie, Tex., 1906; M. A., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1913. Univ. of Chicago, sum- 
 mers, 1905, 1908, 1910, 1913, 1914; Marine 
 Sta., Univ. of Wash., summer 1914; Teacher 
 H. S., 1914-15; Asst., Zool., Univ. of III., 
 1915-16; Fellow, Pharmaceutical Research, 
 1916-17; Grad. Stud., 1917-18; Instr., Colo. 
 Coll., 1918; Prof., Biol., Colo. Coll., Colorado 
 Springs. Colo.. 1918 — . Auth.: (with V. E. Shel- 
 ford) Articles in Biol. Bui. and ///. St. Lab. 
 Nat. Hist. Mem., A. A. A. S.; Geog. Soc. ; Am. 
 Microscopic Soc; Am. Assn. of Econ. Entomol.; 
 Am. Entomol. Soc; The Ecol. Soc. of Am. 
 Married Pauline Watkins, Je 9, 1918, Dallas, 
 Tex. Address, 324 E. Uintah St., Colorado 
 Springs, Colo.; bus. add., Colorado College, 
 do. 
 
 1918. 
 
 J. ORIN POWERS 
 A. M. (See No. 8674.) 
 
 JOHN LOSSEN PRICER 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 3144.) 
 
 ALVA LEROY PRICKETT 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 5878.) 
 
 DAVID CHANDLER PRINCE 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 5370). 
 
 LORING HARVEY PROVINE 
 1909. A. E. (See No. 1950.) 
 
 WILLIAM SING-CHONG PUNG 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 6495.) 
 
 Gs44. HADLEY WINFIELD QUAINTANCE 
 Instructor; A. M., 1900; b. Ag 11, 1864, 
 Cable, 111.; s. James Stewart (b. S 5. 1831, 
 Bucyrus, do.) and Martha Ann (Hardenbrook) 
 Quaintance (b. Mr 11, 1837, Mt. Gilead, 
 do.). Prepared in Prep. Dept., Univ. of Neb. 
 LL. B., No. 111. Coll., 1889; A. B., Univ. of 
 Neb., 1896; D. C. L., Columbia, 1902; Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1904. Clerk, U. S. Census 
 Office, and Stud., Columbia, 1900-02; Stud., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1902-03; Prin., Cml. Dept., 
 H. S., Lincoln, Nebr., 1903-04; Instr., Econ., 
 Univ. of Mo., 1904-05; Assoc. Prof., Pol. 
 Econ., and Prin., Sch. of Commerce, Univ. of 
 Wyo., 1905-08; Deputy Co. Treas., Albany Co., 
 Wyo., 1911-15; Prof., Ger. and Pol. Sc, Lenox 
 Coll., 1916-17; Instr., Accounting, Walton Sch. 
 of Commerce, Chicago, 1917 — . Auth.: Articles 
 in Pub. of Am. Econ. Assn.; Am. Jour, of 
 Pol.; Mag. of Am. Hist.; Bailey's Cyclopedia 
 of Am. Agr. Mem., Baptist Church; A. F. A. 
 M. Married Edna J. Mindil, Ag 15, 1903, Wash- 
 ington D. C. Children: Charles Winfield, b. Ag 
 21, 1906; Martha Belle, b. Ag 21, 1908; James 
 Donald, b. O 3, 191 1. Address, 1621 Division 
 St., Chicago; bus. add., Walton School of Com- 
 merce, do. 
 
 G545. FRIEND CURTIS QUEREAU 
 Director; M. S., 1908; b. N 9, 1882, Piano, 
 111.; s. Worthy (b. 1856, Red Creek, N. Y.) 
 and Clara Graves (Curtis) Quereau (b. 1850, 
 I'lano 111.). Prepared in Gueydan H. S. B. S., 
 La. St. Univ., 1906. Agr. Club; Pres., Sr. 
 Class; Valedictorian. Instr., An. Husb., Univ. 
 of Tenn., 1907-08; Asst. Prof., Dept., An. 
 Indus.; Asst., West Tenn. Exp. Sta., Jackson, 
 Tenn.; Asst. Dir., Rice Exp. Sta., Crowley, 
 La. Auth.: Relation of Steer Feeding to 
 Farm Econ., Bui. 79; Sheep and Lambs in 
 Tennessee, Bui. 84; Articles on Rice and An. 
 Husb., Rice Jour. Mem., Am. Breeders' Assn.; 
 Am. Soc. Agron.; A. F. A. M.; K. T. Mar- 
 ried Lucile McGee Long, Ja 11, 1910, Jack- 
 son, Tenn.- Child, Worthy Thomas, b. O 18, 
 1 91 1. Address, New Iberia, La. 
 
 G546. JOHN CALVIN QUIMBY 
 Teacher; M. S., 1917; b. JI 23, 1885, Blaine, 
 O.; s. C. H. Ouimby. Prepared in Linsley 
 Mil. Inst., Wheeling. W. Va. B. S., O. St. 
 Univ., 1912. Teacher, H. S., Centralia, III.. 
 1912-13; do., H. S., Rochester, Minn., 1913-16. 
 Address. 215 Howard St., Bridgeport, O. ; 
 bus. add.. High School, Rochester, Minn. 
 
 G547. BARNEY SIMONSON RADCLIFFE 
 Chemist; M. S., 1910; b. Je 27, 1S84, Llarri- 
 son, O.; s. George W. (b. New Hampshire, O.) 
 and Emma (Simonson) Radcliffe (b. Harrison, 
 O.). Prepared in Miami Univ. Acad. A. B., 
 MTiami Univ., 1908. Sigma Chi; Scholarship, 
 Ceram., 1908-09. Jr. Ceram. Chem., Pittsburg, 
 1910; Chem., Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Co.; 
 Asst. Ceram.. Univ. of 111. Address, 707 W. 
 Illinois St., Urbana, Ill.t 
 
 DWIGHT T. RANDAL! 
 1905. M. E. (See No. 1078.) 
 
 FRANK ALFRED RANDALL 
 1909. C. E. (See No. 2488.) 
 
 GS48. OSCAR ALAN RANDOLPH 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; Ph. D., 1916; b. N 
 25, 1886, Summersville, Mo.; s. James Evans 
 and Rebecca Ann (Craegar) Randolph. Pre- 
 pared in Central H. S., Kansas City, Mo. B. S., 
 Mo. Sch. of Mines, 191 1. Pi Kappa Alpha; 
 Tau Beta Pi. Stud. Asst.. Chem., Mo. Sch. of 
 Mines, 1910-11; Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-16; do., Univ. of Colo., 1916-18; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1918 — . Mem., Sigma Xi; A. C. S.; 
 A. A. A. S.; Am. Phys. Soc; Am. Math. 
 Soc. Married Edith Schultz, Je 9, 191 1, Rolla, 
 Mo. (Thild, Oscar Alan, Jr., b. D 21, 1917- Ad- 
 dress, 802 University Ave.. Boulder, Colo.: 
 bus. add., Univ. of Colorado, do. 
 
 G549,. MAX RAVITCH (MARCUS ELI 
 RAVAGE) 
 
 Author; A. M., 1910; b. Je 25, 1884, Berlad, 
 Roumania; s. Jehuda Loeb (b. 1847. Kish- 
 ineff, Russia) and Bella (Rosenthal) Ravitch 
 (b. 1850, Berlad, Roumania). Prepared in 
 De Witt Clinton H. S., New York City. A. B., 
 Univ. of Mo., 1909. Cosmopolitan Club. Fel- 
 low, Eng., 1909-10; Grad. Work. Columbia, 
 1910-11; Instr., Eng.. Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 
 1911-12; Auth., 1912-14; Editorial Work and 
 Teacher, 1914-16; Writer. 1917 — . Auth.: An 
 American in the Making, Harper & Bros., 1917; 
 The Prophet from America, Harper's; To 
 America on Foot, do.; My Plunge into the 
 Slums, do.; Immigrant's Luck, do.; The Loy- 
 alty of the Foreign Born, Century and do.; 
 Absorbing the Alien, do.; The Tired College 
 Man, do., 1918; The Religion of Sanity, do. 
 adopted pseudonym. Marcus Eli Ravage, 191 7- 
 Married Jeanne Louise Martin. D 2, I9i5- 
 (Thildren: Suzanne Anna. b. D 20, 1916; 
 Louise Belle, b. F 14. 1918. Address, 867 W. 
 181st St., New York City. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 8oi 
 
 GEORGE JOSEPH R-\Y 
 1910. C. E. (See No. 1165.) 
 
 G550. SAMUEL HAWKINS RAY 
 M. S., 1914; b. Ap 6, 1889, Weatherford, 
 Tex.; s. W. G. Ray. B. S., A. and M. Coll., 
 Tex., 1911. Address, San Antonio, Tex. 
 
 ISAAC STUART RAYMOND 
 1895. M. L. (See No. 9.) 
 
 WILLIAM HORACE RAYNER 
 1913. C. E. (See No. 3925.) 
 
 Gssi. MASON KENT READ 
 Oil Geologist; M. S., 1916; b. Mr 12, 1891, 
 Mauseon, O.; s. Edward A. Read. Prepared 
 in Doane Acad. B. S., Denison Univ., 1914. 
 Oil Geologist, Wichita Nat. Gas Co., Bartles- 
 ville, Okla. Address, Box 578, Bartlesville, 
 Okla.t 
 
 G5S2. IJARRY WILFRED REDDICK 
 Professor; A. M., 1906; b. F 6. 1883, Rays- 
 ville. Ind. ; Prepared in Knightstown (Ind.) 
 H. S. A. B., Ind. Univ., 1904; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1905. Ph. D., Columbia, 1910. Phi Kappa 
 Psi. Instr., Math, and Phys., H. S., Alexandria, 
 Ind.; do., Univ. Acad., 1Q04-05; Teaching 
 Fellow, do., 1905-06; Instr., Math., Shortridge 
 H. S.. Indianapolis, 1906; rfoL, Columbia, 
 1909-15; Prof., Math., and Head of Dept., 
 Cooper Union Sch., New York City, 1915 — . 
 Engr., Ord. Dept., Langley Field, Hampton, 
 Va., summer 1918; Washington, D. C. Auth.: 
 Articles in Am. Jour, of Math.; Annals of 
 Math.; Am. Math. Monthly; Engng. News 
 and Educ. Review. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Sigma Xi; Am. Math. Soc. ; Math. Assn. of 
 Am. .'iddress, Dept. of Math., Cooper Union, 
 New York City. 
 
 G553. JAMES KEEL REED 
 A. M., 1917; b. S 30, 1893, Lamb, Ind.; 
 s. Fred T. Reed. Prepared in Man. Tr. H. S., 
 Indianapolis; Butler Coll. A. B., Wabash Coll., 
 1915; Asst. Chem., Wabash Coll., 1914-15. Ad- 
 dress, 222 N. Holmes Ave., Indianapolis. f 
 
 G554. SUSAN MARTHA REED (STIFLER) 
 (Wife of No. G648) 
 A. M., 1908; Ph. D., 1913; b. Ag 16, 1884, 
 Roxbury, Mass.; d. John Richard (b. Mr 25, 
 1832 Ware, Mass.) and Martha Huntington 
 (Dudman) Reed (b. Ap 23, 1849, Yarmouth, 
 Nova Scotia). Prepared in Westfield (Mass.) 
 H. S. A. B., Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1907. Alpha 
 Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa. Fellow, Hist., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Asst., Hist., do., 1908- 
 10; Head, Hist. Dept., Lake Erie Coll.. 
 Painesville. O., 1913-15. Auth.: Church and 
 State in Massachusetts, 1691-1740, Univ. of 
 Hi. Studies in the Social Scs., Vol. 3, 1914; 
 Cartography of the Mississippi Valley in the 
 i8th Century, hiiss. Valley Hist. Revictu, 1916. 
 Mem.. Am. Hist. Assn.; Congr. Church; Assn. 
 of Collegiate Alumnae. Married William War- 
 ren Stifler (g'o8), O 16, 1915, Westfield, 
 Mass. Child, William Warren, Jr,, b. N 26, 
 1916. Address, 54 Court St., Westfield, Mass.; 
 bus. add., Peking Union Medical Coll., Peking, 
 China. 
 
 JOHN CORWIN REEDER 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8696.) 
 
 Gs55. CHARLES CHRISTIAN REES 
 Pathologist; A. M., 1915; b. Jl 23, 1890, 
 Rochester, Ind.; s. Milton O. (b. D 28, 1850, 
 Monticello, Ind.) and Margaret I. (Hoover) 
 Rees (b. O 19, 1855, Rochester, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Rochester (Ind.) H. S. A. B., Wabash 
 Coll., 1Q13. Delta Tau Delta; Gamma Alpha; 
 Sigma Xi. Grad. Stud., Earlham Coll.; Univ. 
 
 of Wis.; Fellowship, Univ. of 111. Capt., 325th 
 F. A., Camp Taylor, Ky.; Camp de Souge, 
 France, 191S-19; Mustered out, Mr 3, 1919. 
 Mem., Bot. Soc. of Am.; Am. Phytopathol. Soc; 
 Lafayette Country Club. Address, 518 Pontiac 
 St., Rochester, Ind.; bus. add., c/o Louisville 
 Soap Co., Louisville, Ky. 
 
 G5s6. EDWIN ARTHUR REES 
 Chemist; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ap 8, 1891, Den- 
 ver, Col.; s. Charles Rees. A. B., Univ. of 
 Denver, 1913; A. M., do., 1914. Stud, and 
 Asst., (ihem., Univ. of 111., 1915-18; Research 
 Chem., DuPont Powder Co., Wilmington, Del., 
 1918 — . Address, Garfield, Ut.; bus. add., Du 
 Pont Powder Co., Wilmington, Del, 
 
 G557. MAURICE H. REES 
 Professor; A. M., 1905; b. Ap 27, 1880, 
 Newton, la.; s. S. H.(b. Ag 4, 1847, Williams- 
 town, O.) and Margaret (Holmes) Rees (b. 
 Ap II, 1858, Salem, Ind.). Prepared in New- 
 ton H. S. A. B., Monmouth Coll. Fellowship, 
 Zool., Univ. of 111., 1905; Prof., Nat. Sc, York 
 Coll., York, Neb., 1905-06; Prof., Biol., Tarkio 
 Coll., Tarkio, Mo.. 1906—. Q. M. Sergt., la. 
 N. G., 1889-1901. Married Elizabeth M. Prath- 
 er, Je 21, 191 1. Address, Tarkio College, Tar- 
 kio, Mo. 
 
 HARRY PAYNE REEVES 
 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 5891.) 
 
 ERNEST ALEXANDER REID 
 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 6505.) 
 
 G558. Px\UL FREDERICK REIFF 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1912; b. My 30, 1870. 
 Basel, Switzerland; s. F. C. Reilf. Ph. D. 
 Basel Univ., Switzerland, 1901. Tlibingen 
 Ger.; Berlin; Erlangen, Ger. ; Harvard; Asst., 
 Gcr., Harvard, 1901-02; Instr.. do., Univ. oi 
 Wash., 1902-03; Instr., Wash. Univ., 1903-06; 
 Purdue Univ.. 1907-08. Address, 5721 Cottage 
 Grove Ave., Chicago. 
 
 G559. THEODORE GEORGE WELLESLY 
 REINECKE 
 Lecturer; M. S., 1917; b. F 4, 1888, Ceres, 
 Cape Province, South Africa; s. D. M. Rein 
 ecke. Prepared in Boys H. S., Wellington; 
 Ceres Pub. Sch.; Univ. of Cape Town; 
 Rhodes Univ. Coll. B. A., Univ. Cape of Good 
 Hope, 1907. Asst. Demonstrator. Chem. Dept., 
 South Africa Coll., 1908-09; Lecturer, Chem., 
 Sch. of Agr., Potcheptroom, Transvaal, 1910- 
 16. Address, Box 181, Potchefstroom, Trans 
 vaal, South Africa. 
 
 Gs6o. JULIUS ADAM REINEMUND 
 Merchant; A. M., 1912; b. D 4, 1890, Mus- 
 catine, la.; s. Ernst Christian (b. F 11, 
 1S64, Ger.) and Ida Louise (Reuling) Reine- 
 mund (b. N 18. 1863, Muscatine, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Muscatine (la.) H. S. A. B.. Augus- 
 tana Coll., 191 1. Merchant. Reinemund & Co., 
 Retailer of dry goods and gen. merchandise, 
 Muscatine, la. Married Eva Elizabeth Nelson, 
 Ap 14, 1915, Chicago Hgts., 111. Address, 503 
 E. 9th St., Muscatine. la.; bus. add.. 117 
 119th St., do. 
 
 AMANDA BARBARA RENICH- (DAII^ET, 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 4382.) 
 
 MARY EMMA RENICH 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 4872.) 
 
 G561. LLOYD HILTON REYERSON 
 
 Chemist; A. M., 1917; b. My i, 1893, Daw- 
 son, Minn.; s. John E. (b. S 5, 1867, Green 
 Bay, Wis.) and Lydia (Hilton) Reyerson (b. 
 My 18, 1866, Osage, la.). Prepared in Daw- 
 son (Minn.) H. S. A. B., Carleton Coll., 
 1915. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 
So 2 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Jr. Gas. Chcni., fiur. of Mines, War Gas In- 
 vcstigalions, Wasliiiigton, D. C, 1917-18. 2nd 
 l.t., Cliom., Service Seetion, Am. Univ. Exp. 
 Sta.. VVasliinKton, D. C. ; (/<;., Ualtiinore, Md., 
 ipiX-ig; Mustered out, Ja -'J, 1919. Mem., A. 
 C. S., 191S — . Married Nelle Nickell, Mr 7, 
 1918, Washington, D. C. Address, Dawson, 
 Minn. 
 
 Gs6-'. ERNEST SHAW REYNOLDS 
 (Son of Nos. 49, so) 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1909; b. D 7, 1884, 
 Gleiidale, Mont.; s. Henry Sheldon (.74), (b. 
 Providence, R. 1.) and Frances Adelia (Potter) 
 Reynolds ('74). (h. Mr 13, 1853, Albion, 
 Mich.) Prepared in Providence (R. i.) II. 
 S. IMi. B., Hrown Univ., 1907; A. M., do., 1907. 
 Gannna Alpha; Sigma Xi; Phi Kappa I'hi. 
 Asst. Prof., Bot., L'niv. of Tenn.. 19091J; 
 Assoc. Prof., do., N. Dak. Agr. Coll., 1912 — ; 
 Ed.. Tenn. Acad. Auth. : Flora of the Great 
 Swamp of Rhode Island, Rhodoia, Vol. 9, 
 1907; Seirpus lludsonianus in Rhode Island. 
 do.. Vol. 10, 1908; Notes on Botrychiuni in 
 Tennessee, do.. Vol. 13, 191 1; Plant Pathology 
 in its Relations to Other Sciences, Science 
 1908; The College Regulations of Fraternities, 
 Hduc. /Cri'i'i'tc. 191 1 ; The Relations of Parasitic 
 I'ungi to their Host I'l.uits. Bot. Gascitc, 191 _•; 
 .Vbstractor. Pathol. Section of Bot. Abstracts. 
 Mem., New Eng. Bot. Club; A. A. A. S.; Am. 
 Phylopalhol. Soe.; 111. Acad, of Sc, 1908-09; 
 Tenn. Acad, of Sc. ; Bot. Soc. of Am.; N. 
 Dak. Acad, of Sc. Married Ruth Evelyn Cav- 
 erley, S 3, 191 J. Children: Eleanor Frances, b. 
 Je 14, 1914; Ernest Shaw, Jr., b. Jl u. 191 7. 
 Address, Agricultural College, Fargo, N. Dak. 
 
 1S79. 
 
 HENRY S. REYNOLDS 
 
 M. S. (See No. 50.) 
 
 •STEPHEN AVERY 
 1S97. ^L L. (See No. 
 
 REYNOLDS 
 
 II.) 
 
 EDWARD MELVILLE RHODES 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 1401.) 
 
 PERCY McCLURE RICHARDS 
 1915. E. E. (See No. 3931. "> 
 
 GS63. CLARENCE HUDSON RICHARDSON 
 Professor; M. S., 1918; b. Jl 21, 1890, West 
 Plains, Mo.; s. E. F. and Nannie Belle 
 t Hudson) Richartlson. Prepared in Buffalo 
 (Ky.") II. S. B. S., Univ. of Ky.. 1913. Instr.. 
 Math.. II. S., Marion, Ky., 1013-14; do.. Col- 
 umbia Coll., Fla., 1914-16; Asst., Math., 
 Ihiiv. of 111.. 1916-18; Head, Dept. and Prof., 
 Math., Georgetown Coll., 1918 — . Mem.. Phi 
 Delta K.uipa. Married Ajjnes Brownlield, N 7. 
 1914, Jefferson, Ind. Child, Clarence Hudson, 
 Ir., b.' My 25, 1916. Address, Buffalo, Kv.; 
 hiis. add., Georgetown College, Georgetown. Ky. 
 
 ROBERT EARL RICHARDSON 
 1003. A. M. (See No. 1581.) 
 
 FRANK ERWIN RICHART 
 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 6516.) 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM RICHART 
 1905. M. E. (See No. 608.) 
 
 JOHN JEFFERSON RICHEY 
 1910. C. E. (See No. 1955.) 
 
 NATHAN CLIFFORD RICKER 
 1878. M. Arch. (See No. 13.) 
 
 G564. CHARLES FREDERICK CURTIS 
 RILEY 
 
 Professor; M. S., 1912; b. Ap 17. 1878, 
 Alanchester, Eng. Prepared in Crete Acad. A. 
 B., Doane Coll., 1901; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 
 
 1905. Asst., Biol. Meteorol. Observatory, 
 Doane Coll., 1897-1901; Grad. Scholar, Univ. 
 of Neb., 1901; Prin., H. S., Neb., 1901-02; 
 Teaclier. II. S., Ind., 1904-05; Asst., Zool., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1902-04; Head, Dept. of Biol., 
 Simpson Coll.; do., St. Norm. Sehs. of Kan. 
 and Minn., 1905-11; I'ellow, Zool., John Hop- 
 kins Univ., 1910. Prof., New York St. Sch. of 
 I'orestry, Syracuse, N. Y. .'Iddrcss, New York 
 Slate School of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 G565. CLARISSA RINAKER 
 (Sister of Nos. 8700, Gs66) 
 Associate; A. M., 1911; Ph. D., 1913; h. 
 Carlinville, 111.; d. Thomas (b. 1857, do.) and 
 I'anny E. (Kelley) Rinaker (b. 1859, Kankakee, 
 111.). Prepared in Carlinville H. S.; Blackburn 
 Acail. A. B., Blackburn Coll., 1903. Chi Omega; 
 Delta Sigma. Scholarship, L^niv. of 111., 1910; 
 I'cllowship, (/()., 1911; Instr., Eng., do., 1913- 
 18; Associate, do.. 1918 — . Auth.: Thomas 
 \\'arton, A Biographical and Critical Study, 
 i'iik\ of III. Studies ill Lanq. and Lit., Vol. 
 2. No. 1, 1916; William ALanor and Thomas 
 \\'arton, Notes and Queries, 1014;' Twenty si.x 
 Unedited Letters from Thomas Warton. Jour. 
 of E>t(i. aitd Gerainaitic PliiUrl.. Vol. 14, 1915; 
 Thomas Warton's Poetry and Its Relation 10 
 the Romantic Movement, Seivaiiee Review, Vol. 
 -•3, 1915; Thomas Warton and the Historical 
 Method in Literary Criticism, !'i(h!ications of 
 Mod. Laiut. Assn., 1915; Thomas Edward's 
 Sonnets, Mod. Lang. Notes. Vol. 30, 1915; The 
 Dualism of Mr. P. E. More, Philoso/'hical Re- 
 view, Vol. 26, 1917. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn., 
 1913 — . Address, 908 W. Nevada St., Urbana; 
 bus. add., 301 Univ. Hall, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 Gs66. HARRIET BECKWITH RINAKER 
 
 (HOWE) 
 
 (Sister of Nos. 8700, G565) 
 
 Home Demonstration Agt.; A. M., 1909; 
 b. F 12, 1S86, Carlinville, HI.; d. Thomas (b. 
 Ag 15, 1857. <'"■) and Fanny Estelle (Kelly) 
 Rinaker (b. S 27. 1859, Kankakee, III.). Pre- 
 pared in Carlinville H. S.; Blackburn .Acad. 
 .\. 1^., Blackburn Univ.. 1904; A. D. E., 
 Lewis Inst., 1905. Chi Omega; Delta Sigma; 
 H. Sc. Club; Scholarship, H. S., 1908-09. 
 .■Special Teacher, pub. schs., H. Sc, Kansas 
 City, Mo.. 1906-07; St. Fair Sch. of Doin. Sc, 
 1005-11; Asst., H. Sc, 1909-11; Instr., 1911-13; 
 Hist. Leader, War Emergency Home Demonstra- 
 tion Service, V. S. Dept. of Agr., Hdqtrs., 
 Carlinville. 111. Auth.: Fuels and their Utiliza- 
 tion in Processes of Cooking, Jour, of Home 
 l£con., 1910. Mem., Am. Home Econ. Assn.; 
 .\ssn. of Coll. Alumnae; .Vm. Health League; 
 Carlinville Lib. Assn. Married Paul E. Howe, 
 Jo 18, 1913. Child, Clarissa, b. Ag 19, 1914. 
 .Address, 63 Jefferson Road, Princeton, N. J. 
 
 CHARLES TRESCOTT RIPLEY 
 1912. M. E. (See No. 3935.) 
 
 G567. LEWIS BRADFORD RIPLEY 
 
 ^[. S., 1916; b. S 20, 1894. East Hartford, 
 Conn. Prepared in Glastonbury (Conn.) H. S. 
 li. S., Trinity Coll,, 1915. Lab.^ Asst., St. 
 Kntoinol., summer 1913. Address, Glastonbury, 
 (."onn.t 
 
 G508. WALTER JOHN RISLEY 
 Professor; A. M., 1907; b. Mr 16, 1874, 
 Logan, O. ; s. John (b. Je 5. 1849, do.) and 
 Elizabeth (Drescher) Risley (b. je 15,^ 1843, 
 do.). Prepared in Logan (0.) H. S. ; 0. 
 Univ.. 1895-97. B. S., l'niv. of Mich.. 1900; 
 .\. M., Harvard Univ., 1908. Delta Tau Delta. 
 Instr.. Math.. O. l'''niv.. 1807; (/<>., Joliet Tp. 
 H. S., 1900-03; do.. Armour Inst., 1903-05; 
 .\sst.. Math., l'niv. of III., 1905-07; Schol- 
 arship, Harvard, 1008-09; Stud., 1007-10; Asst., 
 Astronomy, Harvard. 1007-09: Instr., Math. 
 1900-10; Prof.. Math., James Millikin Univ., 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 803 
 
 1910 — . Ft. Sheridan, 111.; Mustered out, S 16, 
 1918. Autli.: Algebra, Parts I, II, 111, Am. 
 3ch. of Cor., Chicago; (with C. E. Leigh; 
 (Jeometry, do., 1905, (with W. C. McDonald) 
 Envelopes of one parameter families of plane 
 curves, Annals of Math., Vol. 12, 1911. Mem., 
 Math. Assn. of Am.; Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Soc. 
 for Promotion of Engng. Educ. Married I?cssie 
 K. Kisley, Ja 16, 1X97, Athens, O. Children: 
 Walter John. Jr.. 1). N 1897; Kali)h Edwin, 
 li. D 1898; Lee Carlton, b. My 1903; Donald 
 Lloyd, b. S 1915. Addrc.'i.';. 155 N. Taylor Ave., 
 Decatur, III.; bus. add.. James Millikin Univ., 
 do. 
 
 KAYMOND JEFFERSON ROARK 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4875.) 
 
 G569. RURIC CREEGAN ROARK 
 
 (Brother of No. 4875) 
 Chemist; A. M., 1908; b. Mr 13, 1887. 
 Glasgow, Ky.; s. Ruric Nevel (b. 1850, (ircen- 
 ville, Ky.) and Mary (Crecgan) Roark .(b. 
 Ja.). Prepared in Lexington (Ky.) II. S.; Ky. 
 St. Univ., 1903-05; Clark Univ.. Worcester, 
 Mass., 1905-06. A. B., Univ. of Cincinnati, 
 1907; Ph. D., George Washington Ihiiv., 1917. 
 Sigma Xi. Grad. Asst., Organic Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-08; Fellow, Chem., Univ. of Wis., 
 1910-11; Asst. Chem., Bur. of Chem., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr.. 1908-17; Chief Chem., U. S. 
 .San. Products Corp., Chicago, 1917 — . Mem.. 
 A. C. S. Address, 4738 Kenwood Ave., Chica- 
 go; bits, add., 2834 Loomis St., do. 
 
 ELMER ROBERTS 
 1917. Ph. D. (See No. 5901.) 
 
 Gs7o. GWLADYS ELLEN ROBERTS 
 Teacher; A. M.. 1917; b. D 3, 1893, Bed- 
 ford, Ind.; d. Richard (I). 1862, Liverpool, 
 Eng.) and Alice (Withman) Roberts (b. 1864, 
 15edford, Ind.). Prepared in Bedford (Ind.) 
 11. S. A. B., Hanover Coll., 1916. Alpha 
 Delta Pi. Teacher, H. S., Bedford, Ind., 
 1917 — ■. Address, 1131 M St., Bedford, Ind.; 
 bus. add.. High School, do. 
 
 HARRY ASIITON ROBERTS 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 1758.) 
 
 ALISERT FOWLER ROBINSON 
 1891. C. E, (See No. 246.) 
 
 LEWIS ARCLIIBALD ROBINSON 
 1901. A. M. (See No. 1167.) 
 
 RAYMOND ELDER ROBINSON 
 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 3524.) 
 
 WARD REID ROBINSON 
 1909. C. E. (See No. 2804.) 
 
 G57I. ETHEL JUANITA ROBISON 
 Teacher; A. M., 1909; b. Jl 9, 1887, Ches- 
 terfield, III.; d. Thomas Marshall (b. D 10, 
 1855, Greenfield, 111.) and Mary (Deeds) 
 Robison (b. O 3, 1864, Carlinvillc, HI.). Pre- 
 pared in Carlinville H. S. A. B., Blackburn 
 Coll., 190S. Sigma Kappa: Delta Sigma. Schol- 
 arship; Latin Ilonors, 1908. Prin., II. S., Am- 
 boy. 111., 190Q-11; do., White Hall, 111., 191 1- 
 13; do., Middlesboro, Ky., 1913-14; Teacher, 
 Latin, Virden, 111., 1914-1.=;: do., Cairo, 111., 
 1915— . Mem., Epis. Church: O. E. S. Ad- 
 dress, 518 Johnson St.. Carlinville, 111.; bus. 
 add.. High School, Cairo, 111. 
 
 ANNA SOPHIE ROGERS 
 1914. A. M. 1917. Ph. D. (See No. 4876.) 
 
 G572. JEROME STANLEY R0(;ERS 
 (Husband of No. 3959) 
 
 Chemist; M. S., 1909; b. N 8, 1884, Iloneoye 
 halls, N. Y.; s. Luther II. and Frances A. 
 (Hall) Rogers. Prepared in Iloneoye Falls (N. 
 Y.) II. S. B. S., Syracuse Univ., 1907. Grad. 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111.; Grad. Stud., Geo. 
 Washington LIniv. ; Asst. Chem., Pa. St. 
 Coll. Exp. Sta.; Bur. of Chem., U. S. Dent. 
 of Agr., Washington, D. C. ; (Jhem., Kistler 
 Lesh & Co.. Morganton, N. C, 1918 — . Mem., 
 A. C. S. Married Essie May Seed ('09), Ag 
 30, 191 1, Newaygo, Mich. Child, Frances Par- 
 ker, b. F 12, 1917. Address, Kistler Lesh & 
 Co., Morganton, N. C. 
 
 CHARLES WESLEY ROLFE 
 1878. M. S. (See No. 14.) 
 
 MARTHA DEETTE ROLFE 
 
 1904. A. M. (See No. 1407.) 
 
 SUSAN FARLEY ROLFl'. (BUTLER) 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 1957.) 
 
 CLARENCE SAMUEL ROSS 
 1915. A. M. (Sec No. 5908.) 
 
 G573. ELLISON LLOYDE ROSS 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1912; b. Je 13, 1881, 
 Dixon, 111.; s. W. B. (b. 1856, do.) and Idell 
 Lei (Van) Ross (b. 1858, do.). Prejiared in 
 Sutherland (la.) H. S. B. S., la. St. Coll., 
 1904; M. D., N. W. Univ., 1918. Sigma Xi; 
 Alpha Kappa Kappa. Physiol. Chem., III. St. 
 Psychopathic Inst., 1912-14; Instr., Pharma- 
 cology, and Med. Stud., N. W. Univ. Med. 
 Sch., 1914-18; Asst. Prof., do., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Am. Soc. of P.iol. Chemists; Am. Soc. of 
 I'harmacology and Therapeutics. Married Kath- 
 arin Sterling, S i, 1912, (.'ashmere, Wash- 
 ington. Child, Betty, b. Jl 20, 1913. Address, 
 6928 Lakewood Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 2431 
 •S. Dearborn St., do. 
 
 G574. JOHN CARL ROSS 
 Research Chem.; M. S., 1915; Ph. D., 1916; 
 I). D II, 1892, Sea Point, Cape Town, Africa; 
 f. D. D. Ross. I'reparcd in .Sea Point (Africa) 
 
 II. S. B. S., Univ. Cape of (Jood IIo])e, 191 1. 
 Instr., S. Africa Coll. H. S. ; do., Agr. Sch., 
 Middlcburg, Cape Province, 1912-13; Grovt- 
 fontein .Sch. of Agr.. South Africa; Research 
 Chem., Elsenburg Sch. of Agr., Mulder's Vlei, 
 Cape Province, do., 1918 — . Address, Rhien 
 Villa, Main Road, Sea Point. Cape Province, 
 South Africa; bus. add., Elsenburg Sch. of 
 Agr., Mulder's Vlei, Cape Province, South 
 Africa. 
 
 KENNETH DWIGIIT ROSS 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7907.) 
 
 LUTHER SHERMAN ROSS 
 1890. M. S. (See No. 581.) 
 
 Gs7.';. VERNE RALPH ROSS 
 Teacher; A. M., 1909; b. My 24, 1885, 
 Donnellson, 111.; s. Milton C. (b. Ag 12, 1846, 
 do.) and Cornelia A. Foster (b. Greenville, 
 III.). Prepared in Donnellson II. S. A. B.. 
 James Millikin Univ.. 190S. Al.idia Sigma 
 Theta; Orlandian Lit. Soc. Teacher. Sc, Cit- 
 rus H. S., Azusa, Calif., 1909-11; Chem., Los 
 Alomitos .Sugar Co., Los Alomitos, Cialif., 
 1911; Teacher .Sc, H. S., Covina, Calif., 
 191 1 — . Mem.. Presby. Church; A. C. S. Mar- 
 ried Isabel Bumgarner, Je 23, 1909, McNabb, 
 
 III. Children: Josenh Foster, b. On. 1910; Vir- 
 sinia Louise, b. Ag 31, 1915. Address, High 
 School. Covina, Calif. 
 
 FLOYD ELBA ROWLAND 
 1915. A. M. 1918. Ph. D. (See No. 6531.) 
 
8o4 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 HARRISON AUGUST RUEHE 
 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 4881.) 
 
 EARLE UNDERWOOD RUGG 
 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7477-) 
 
 Gs76. HAROLD ORDWAY RUGG 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1915; b. Ja 17, 1885, 
 Fitchburg, Mass.; s. Edwajrd F. Rugg. B. S., 
 Dartmouth Coil., 1908; Civ. Engr., Lincoln- 
 JetTerson Univ., 1909-11; do., 1909. Tutor, 
 Hist., Dartmouth Coll., 1906-09; Asst. Instr., 
 Graphics, do., 1908; Instr., Millikin Univ., 
 1909-11. Address, c/o Educ. Dept., Univ. of 
 Chicago, Chicago. 
 
 GUY HENRY RUMP 
 
 1912. C. E. (See No. 2233.) 
 
 Gs77. LEWIS WILLIAM RUPP 
 Minister; A. M., 191 1; b. N 9, 1887, Zel- 
 ienople. Pa.; s. Rev. John Charles Francis (b. 
 1856, Dayton, Pa.) and Zelia (Hill) Rupp (b. 
 i860, Leechburg, Pa.). Prepared in Coll. Inst., 
 Morrisburg, Ont.; Thiel Coll., Greenville, Pa., 
 1908-09. A. B., (Tarthage Coll., 1910. Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Teacher, Allen- 
 town, Pa., 1911-13; Theol. stud., Maywood, 
 111., 1912-15; Minister, Leetsdale, Pa., 1915 — • 
 Address, P. O. Box 2, Leetsdale, Pa. 
 
 Gs78. ROBBINS RUSSEL 
 Banker; M. S., 1916; b. O 7, 1892, Jackson- 
 ville, 111.; s. Andrew (b. Je 17, 1856, do.) and 
 Clara Elizabeth (Robbins) Russel (b. N 18, 
 1865, Cairo, HI.). Prepared in Whipple Acad., 
 Jacksonville, 111. B. S., 111. Coll., 1914. Alpha 
 Chi Sigma. Grad. Scholarship, Univ. of 111. 
 Banker, Chase Nat. Bank, New York City, 
 1916 — . Mem., Com. on Civilian Cooperation 
 for combatting Venereal disease. Council of 
 Nat. Defense, 1918 — . Married Dorothy Worth- 
 ington, Ag 26, 1916, Darling, Pa. Address, 19 
 W. qth St., New York City; bus. add., 57 
 Broadway, do. 
 
 G579. FREDERIC ARTHUR RUSSELL 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1916; b. Je 22, 1886, 
 Siou.K Falls, S. Dak.; s. Mark (b. Je 17, 1846, 
 Byron, 111.) and Florence Ida (Knappen) Rus- 
 sell (b. S 2, 1852, Kalamazoo, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in Sioux Falls (S. Dak.) H. S.; Albion 
 Coll., Prep. Dept. A. B.. Albion Coll., 1908. 
 Sigma Nu. Fellow, Econ., Univ. of 111., 1913- 
 16; Instr., Econ., do., 1916-17; Asst. Prof.. 
 Jour., Univ. of Wash., 1917 — . Married Myra 
 P. Russell, Ag 5, 191 1, Hanover, Mich. Chil- 
 dren: (Zarlton Parker, b. Jl 21, 1912; Helen, 
 b. Mr 20, 1914. Address, 5208 14th Ave., N. 
 E., Seattle; bus. add., School of Journalism, 
 Univ. of Wash., do. 
 
 GEORGE RUTLEDGE 
 
 1913. A. M. 1915. Ph. D. (See No. 4399-) 
 
 G580. ETHEL ERNESTINE SABIN 
 Associate; Ph. D., 1916; b. Jl 25, 1887, 
 Windsor, Wis.; d. Samuel Wells (b. D 2, 
 1865, do.) and Ernestine Sophia (Espenett) 
 Sabin (b. O 30, 1866, do.}. Prepared in Madi- 
 son (Wis.) H. S.; Milwaukee Downer Sem. 
 A. B., Llniv. of Wis.. 190S; M. A., do., 1914- 
 Kappa Alpha Theta. Teacher, Secondary Schs.. 
 1908-13; (jrad. Scholarship, Univ. of Wis., 
 1913-14; Grad. Fellow, Philos., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-16; Asst., Rhet., Univ. of HI., 1916-17; 
 Assoc, Philos., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1917 — . 
 Mem., Am. Philosophical Soc. Address, Bryn 
 Mawr Coll., Bryn Mawr, Pa. 
 
 Gs8i. YASUZA SAKAGAMI 
 A. M., 1905; b. D 25, 1874, Wakayamaken, 
 Japan»; s. Yasube, Sakagami. Prepared in 
 Univ. of Minn., M. L., 1899. Address, (t) 
 
 JOHN LANGLEY SAMMIS 
 1S99. M. S. (See No. 1080.) 
 
 JOHN CALVART SAMPLE 
 
 1897. A. E. (See No. 991.) 
 
 THOMAS WALTER SAMUELS 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 3953.) 
 
 G582. CLAUDE WILLIAMSON SANDIFUR 
 Teacher; A. M., 1909; b. F i, 1877, Miami, 
 Ind. ; s. Jacob A. (b. D 5, 1856, do.) and 
 Florence Melvina (Williamson) Sandifur (b. 
 1857, do.). Prepared in Bunker Hill, (Ind.) 
 H. S.; Marion Norm. Coll. A. B., Ind. Univ., 
 1905. Amanon; Bd. of Bus. Mgrs., Arbutus. 
 Teaching Fellow, Ind. Univ., 1905-06; Instr., 
 L'niv. of HI. Acad., 1906-11; Head, Dept., 
 Math., Jr. Coll., Santa Barbara, Calif., 191 1- 
 12; do.. Home Phys. Sc, Hollywood H. S., 
 Los Angeles, 1912 — . Auth. : Progressive Ques- 
 tions in Chem., 1914. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Math, and Sc. Assn. of Calif.; N. E. A.; A. 
 C. S. Married Lillian Pearl Clem, S 15, 1905; 
 Miami, Ind. Children: Gladys E., b. Jl i, 1906; 
 Cecil C, b. Ap 23, 1908; Mae M., b. Jl 3, 
 1909; Florence M., b. Jl 28, 1912; Ruth S., 
 b. N 28, 1914. Address, 1260 Harper Ave., 
 Los Angeles; bus. add., Hollywood High 
 School, do. 
 
 ALBERT MERRITT SANTEE 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7922.) 
 
 CHARLES ELLIOTTE SARGENT 
 1915. M. E. (See No. 492.) 
 
 G583. RACHEL LOUISE SARGENT 
 (Sister of No. 3530 
 Teacher; A. M., 1917; b. F 10, 1891, 
 Methuen, Mass.; d. Walter Scott (b. O 17. 
 1856, do.) and Agnes Gertrude (Jackman) 
 Sargent (b. Mr 4, 1861, Salem, N. H.). Pre- 
 pared in Methuen (Mass.) H. S.; Robinson 
 Sem., Exeter, N. H. A. B., Bates Coll., 1914. 
 Schol., Classics, Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Head 
 of Latin Dept. H. S., Champaign, 1917 — . 
 Address, Exeter, N. H.; bus. add.. High 
 School, Champaign. 
 
 GEORGE MARVIN SAVAGE 
 1888. M. L. (See No. 248.) 
 
 G584. E. RANDALL SAYRE 
 Prin., H. S.; A. M., 1914; b. Ja 24, 1889, 
 Flat Rock, 111.; s. George Edgar (b. Wheeling, 
 W. \'a.) and Hallia May (Richey) Sayre (b. 
 Flat Rock, 111.). Prepared in Mattoon H. S. 
 .-X. B., McKendree Coll., 1909. Prin., H. S., 
 Chester, 111., 1914 — •. Mem., M. E, Church; 
 A. F. A. M.; 111. St. Teachers Assn.; Nat. 
 Hist. Assn. Address, 734 Sparta St., Chester, 
 III.; bus. add.. High School, do. 
 
 GS85. WATSON RUSSELL SAYRE 
 
 .•\nalyst; M. S., 1917; b. D 22, 1890, Evans, 
 W. Va.; s. Josephus (b. D 6, 1851, do.) and 
 Elizabeth Caroline (Hogsett) Sayre (b. Ap 
 1852. Huntersville, W. Va.). Prepared in 
 Marshall Coll. St. Norm. Sch., Huntington, 
 W. Va. B. S., Univ. of W. Va., 1914. 
 Analyst, Carnegie Steel Co., Duquesne, Pa., 
 191 7 — . Married Norma Louise Sayre, S 19, 
 igi7. Elkins, W. Va. Address, 125 S. 7th St., 
 DuQuesne, Pa.; bus. add., Carnegie Steel Co., 
 do. 
 
 EMIL FERDINAND SCHAARMANN 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 6541.) 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM SCHACHT 
 
 1898. M. S. (See No. 1083.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 80s 
 
 G586. EDWIN GEORGE SCHAFER 
 PVofessor; M. S., 1910; b. F 18, 1884, 
 Jewell, Kan.; s. John C. (b. Jl 14, 1839, 
 Ger.) and Lucy M. (Klink) Schafer (b. S 24, 
 1850. do.). Prepared in Jewell (Kan.) H. S. 
 B. S., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1907. Inst., Farm 
 Crops, Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1910-13; Prof., 
 Farm Crops, Wash. St. Coll., 1913—- St. Ag- 
 ron.. Wash. Exp. St., Pullman, Wash., 1913 — . 
 Married Ella F. Miles, Ag 16, 19 12, La Grange, 
 111. Children: George Miles, b. Ja 15, 1914; 
 Judith Evelyn, b. Ja 24, 1916. Address, Wash- 
 ington State College, Pullman, Wash. 
 
 GS87. WILHELMINA MARIE SCHAFFER 
 A. M., 1912; b. Ap 25, 1890, Lake Forest. 
 IlL; d. George Schaffer. A. B., Lake Forest 
 Coll., 191 1. Address, Lake Forest, Ill.t 
 
 ALBERT JAMES SCHAFMAYER 
 1914. C. E. (See No. 3164.) 
 
 ALWIN LOUIS SCHALLER 
 1912. M. E. (See No. 3165-) 
 
 WILLIAM FRED SCHALLER 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 4402.) 
 
 G588. SAMUEL HAWTHORNE SCHERFEE 
 Teacher; A. M., 1914; b. F 11, 1880, 
 Johnson C^ity, Tenn.; s. Noah B. Scherfee. 
 A. B.. Stanford Univ., 1909. Teacher, H. S., 
 Los Angeles, Calif. Address. 1023 W. 6th 
 St., Los Angeles, Calif.; bus. add.. High 
 School, do. 
 
 OTTO PAUL SCHINNERER 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 5923.) 
 
 FREDERICK JOHN SCHLINK 
 1917. M. E. (See No. S399-) 
 
 ♦HELEN KATHERINE SCHOEPPERLE 
 (BEYER) 
 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 7196.) 
 
 CLARENCE E. SCHOLL 
 1914. M. S. 1916. Ph. D. (See No. 5929.) 
 
 G589. WARREN RIPPEY SCHOONOVER 
 M. S., 1916; b. F 6, 1891, Warsaw, Ind.; 
 s. William Rodoll (b. D 4, 1846, Pike Co., 
 Pa.) and Anna (Rippey) Schoonover (b. My 
 28, 1866 Leesbury, Ind.). Prepared in War- 
 saw (Ind.) fl. S.; Alhambra (Calif.) H. S. 
 B. S.. Occidental Coll., 1912. Gas Defense 
 Service, A. E. F., Paris, France, 1917-18; 
 do., London, 1918 — . Address, Alhambra, Calif. 
 
 G590. HENRY EDWARD SCHRADIECK 
 
 M. S., 1918; b. Je 4, i886, Brooklyn, N. 
 Y.; s. Henry Shradieck, B. S., Cornell Univ., 
 1916. Address, 535 Washington Ave., Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y. 
 
 CURT AUGUST SCHROEDER 
 1903. M. S. (See No. 1583.) 
 
 ERNEST RUDOLF SCHULZ 
 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7936.) 
 
 G590A. WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHULZ 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1908; b. Ja 11, 1872, Bal- 
 timore, Md.; s. Alexander Henry (b. 1829, 
 Jever, Oldenburg, Ger.) and Maria Anna 
 (Hauser) Schulz (b. 1834, Hausen, Baden, 
 Ger.). Prepared in Baltimore Poly. Inst.; Johns 
 Hopkins Univ. E. E., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1900. Asst. and Instr., Phys., Univ. of 111., 
 igoi-o5; Grad. Stud., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1906-08; Asst. Prof., Phys., Univ. of 111., 
 1908—. Auth.: Manual of Experiments in 
 
 General Physics, The Co-op., 1916; The Effect 
 of a Magnetic Field upon the Absorption Spec- 
 tra of Certain Rare Earths, Astrophysical Jour., 
 XXXV, 1909; The Use of the Photo Electric 
 Cell in Stellar Photography, Astrophysical 
 Jour., XXXVIII, 1913. Assoc. Mem., Am. 
 Physical Soc; Am. Mimismatic Assoc; Trus- 
 tee and Treas., Unitarian Soc; Fellow, A. A. 
 A. S.; Permanent Treas., Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Univ. Club; Hon. Mem., Hindusthanee Assoc. 
 Married Christine Hindrika Beenwkes, igoo, 
 Baltimore, Md. Children: Dorothea Sophia, 
 1901; Alexander Henry, 1905; William Fred- 
 erick, 1 91 2. Address, 926 W. Green St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 TENJES HENRY SCHUTTE 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 5402.) 
 
 G591. HARRIET SCOFIELD 
 Teacher; M. S., 1917; b. D 3, 1892, Kansas 
 City, Mo.; d. Ralph E. (b. N 5, 1867, Car- 
 thage, 111.) and Ellen (Ferris) Scofield (b. 
 S 4, 1868, do.). Prepared in Central H. S., 
 Kansas City, Mo. B. S., Carthage Coll., 1915. 
 Delta Gamma; Grad. Scholarship, Univ. of 
 111. Teacher. Math., Tp. H. S, Onarga, 111., 
 1916 — . Address, 502 Locust St., Carthage, 
 111.; bus. add.. Township High School, Onar- 
 ga, 111. 
 
 G592. EDWARD BARKER SCOGGAN 
 Minister; A. M., 1897; b. D 9, 1870, College 
 Springs, la.; s. David M. (b. 1836, Johnston 
 Co., Ind.) and Elizabeth (Simmons) Scog- 
 gan (b. 1840, Lexington, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Rushville (Neb.) H. S. A. B., Amity Coll., 
 1896; Ph. D., do., 1899. Scholar, Columbia 
 Univ., 1897-98; Prof., Greek and Latin, Dick- 
 inson Sem., Williamsport, Pa.. 1898-99; Stud., 
 New York City, 1899- 1900; Prof., Greek and 
 Latin, Stanstead Wesleyan Coll., 1900-01; 
 Minister, DesMoines (Conference, M. E. 
 Church, 1901 — . Married Almida L. Roy, N 
 21, 1901. Children: Roy Commodore, b. Jl 10, 
 1905; Ruth Almida, b. Ag 8, 1901; Homer, 
 b. Mr 9, 1911. Address, Defiance, la. 
 
 Gs93. ELEANOR BRYCE SCOTT 
 Teacher; A. M., 1910; b. Ap 17, 1888, 
 Orlando, Fla. ; d. Robert Philip (b. Mr 27, 
 1858, Bedford Co., Tenn.) and Anna Pauline 
 (Thompson) Scott (b. O 17, 1863, Ellicott 
 City, Md.). Prepared in Rock Island H. S. 
 A. B., Augustana Coll., 1909. First Recipient 
 Augustana Scholarship in Univ. Teacher. Eng., 
 H. S., Moline. III., 1912; do., Eng. and Ger., 
 H. S., East Moline, 111., 1912-14; do., Ger., 
 Villa de Chautal. Rock Island, 111., 1914-16; 
 do., Eng.. Montioello' Sem., Godfrey, 111., 
 1916 — . Address, 1718 14th Ave., Moline, 
 111.; bus. add., Monticello Seminary, Godfrey, 
 III. 
 
 FRANKLIN WILLIAM SCOTT 
 1912. Ph.D. 1903. A.M. (See No. 1585.) 
 
 Gs94. WILLIAM DOKE SCOTT 
 Engineer; M. E., 1910; b. N 10, 1885, 
 Riner, Va. ; s. John Doke (b. F 28, 1829, Floyd 
 Co., Va.) and Margaret Virginia (Lucas) 
 Scott (b. Ja 25, 1844, Childress, Va.). Pre- 
 pared by pvt. tutor. B. S., Va. Poly. Inst., 
 1907; M. E., 1908. Res. Fellow, Engng. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of III., 1908-10. Cadet Engr., United 
 Gas Improvement Go., Philadelphia, 1910-11; 
 Engr., do., 191 1. Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 
 Riner, Va. ; bus. add.. Broad and Arch Sts., 
 Philadelphia. t 
 
 WINFIELD SCOTT 
 1918. M. S. (See No. 7939.) 
 
 ♦MELVILLE AMASA SCOVELL 
 1906. Ph. D. (See No. 85.) 
 
8o6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 *GEORGE WASHINGTON SEAMAN 
 1895. M. E. (See No. 774.) 
 
 Gs95. GEORGE WALLACE SEARS 
 Instructor; M. S., 191 1 1 b. Jl 9, 1878, Kid- 
 der, Mo.; s. William Wallace (b. ja 25, 1836, 
 Ogdensburg, N. Y.) and Angeline Augusta 
 (Johnson) Sears (b. S 23, 1846. Buffalo, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Kidder Inst. B. S., Drury 
 Coll., 1908. Kappa Alpha; Phi Lambda Upsilon. 
 Scholarship, 1910-11. Instr., Chem., Drury 
 Acad.; do., Chem. and Phys., H. S., Spring- 
 field, 111., 1909-10; Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-14; Instr., do., 1914-17; do., Univ. of 
 Nev., 1917 — . Married Edith Clementine Fink, 
 Je, 191 1, Springfield, Mo. Address, 935 N. 
 Virginia St., Reno, Nev.; bus. add., Univ. of 
 Nevada, do. 
 
 Gs96. CORNELIA RUTH SEAWELL 
 Teacher; A. M., 1913; b. D 2, 1890, Green- 
 i\\\e, 111.; d. Charles Wingate (b. O 1853, 
 Richview, 111.) and Emma Cornelia (Miller) 
 Seawell (b. Ag 1853, Lewiston, III.). Prepared 
 in Greenville H. S. A. B., Cireenville Coll., 
 1912. Scholarship from Greenville Coll. Teach- 
 er, PI. S., Greenville, 111., 1914 — . Mem., 111. 
 South West Div. of Teachers. Address, High 
 School, Greenville, 111. 
 
 Gs97. FRED B. SEELY 
 Professor; M. S., 1915; b. Ap 29, 1884, 
 Chester, N. Y. ; s. Fred B. (b. 1846, do.) and 
 Ruth A. (Davis) Seely (b. 1849, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Chester (N. Y.) H. S.; Worcester 
 Acad., Worcester, Mass. B. S., Worcester 
 Poly., 1907. Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Xi; 
 Tau Beta Pi. Draftsman and Testing Engr., 
 Carpenter Steel Co., 1907-08; Instr., Mech. 
 Engng.. Villa Nova Coll., 1908-09; Engng. 
 Dept., Du Pont Powder Co., 1909; Instr., T. 
 and A. M., Univ. of 111., 1909-15; Assoc, 
 do., 1915-17; Asst. Prof., do., 1917 — . Instr., 
 U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of III., summer 1917. 
 Auth.: The Flow of Water through a Sub- 
 merged Short Pipe, Univ. of III. Engng. E.vp. 
 Sta. Bill., No. 95, 1917; The Mechanics of 
 the Gyroscope, Technografh, 1914; A Concep- 
 tion of Acceleration, Bxil., Soc. for Promotion 
 of Engng. Educ, 1915; Joint Auth.: Air 
 Vents in Steel Pipe Lines, Engng. Record, 1914; 
 The Failure of Materials imderRepeated Stress, 
 Proceedings of Am. Soc. for Tcstint] Materials, 
 1915; The Relation between Yield Point and 
 Proportional Limit in Various Grades of Steel, 
 do., 1916. Mem., Am. Soc. for Testing of Mat- 
 erials; Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ; 
 Married Anna Wood, 1908, Chester, N. Y. 
 Children: Ralph Wood, b. Mr 6, 1912; Irving 
 Roe, b. S 28, 1913. Address, 917 W. Nevada 
 St., Urbana; biis. add., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 ROBERT ST. CLARE SEESE 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 5405.) 
 
 HERBERT FRANK SEIFERT 
 191 7. A. M. (See No. 7940.) 
 
 .G598. ELEANOR FRANCES SEILER 
 Teacher; A. M., 1916; b. Mr 8, 1892, Den- 
 ver; d. John (b. Jl 4, 1845, Mo.) and Mary 
 Theresa (Poinsett) Seller (b. 19, 1850, 
 Buffalo, N. Y.). Prepared in Cathedral H. S., 
 Denver. A. B., Univ. of Denver, 1913; A. M., 
 do., 1914. Ger. Club; Glee Club,. Scholarship, 
 Phys., Univ. of 111., 1915-16. Asst., Phys., 
 Univ. of Denver, 1911-14; Teacher, H. S,, 
 Brighton. Colo., 1914-15; Instr., Coll. of St. 
 Teresa, Winona, Minn.. 1916-17; Asst., Phys., 
 Univ. of 111., 191 7 — . Address. 1107 W. Oregon 
 St.; bus. add., Univ. of III., Urbana. 
 
 SENTARO SEKINE 
 1917. Ph. D. (See No. 5933-) 
 
 G599. CHARLES TIMOTHY SENAY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1915; b. F s, 1892, Norwich, 
 Conn.; s. Mrs. L. M. Senay. Prepared in 
 Conn. Agr. Coll. B. S., Trinity Coll., 1914. 
 Address, 328 Jefferson Ave., London, (Tonn. 
 
 EDITH IRENE SENDENBURGH 
 (SWENEY) 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 5934.) 
 
 ARTHUR BLISS SEYMOUR 
 1886. M. S. (See No. 291.) 
 
 ERNEST WILFORD SEYSTER 
 1917- A. M. (See No. 7205.) 
 
 BESSIE ESTELLE SHACKELL 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 4409.) 
 
 CHARLES H. SHAMEL 
 1891. M. S. (See No. 618.) 
 
 CLARENCE ALBERT SHAMEL 
 
 1894. M. S. (See No. 670.) 
 
 ABIA JOSEPH SHARP 
 1889. M. E. (See No. 327.) 
 
 RICHARD WORTHY SHARPE 
 1899. M. S. (See No. 775.) 
 
 ANNA SHATTUCK (PALMER) 
 
 1895. M. L. (See No. 671.) 
 
 WALTER FRANCIS SHATTUCK 
 1908. M. Arch. (See No. 672.) 
 
 BENJAMffN BRUCE SHAW 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 4901.) 
 
 HAZEL YEARSLEY SHAW 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 3178.) 
 
 G600. EARL WOODDELL SHEETS 
 Professor; M. S., 1914; b. D 23, 1886, Lost 
 Creek, W. Va.; s. Arthur (b. Mr 4, 1858, do.) 
 and Annie Jane (Wooddell) Sheets (b. D 9, 
 1862, Greenbank, W. Va.). Prepared in W. 
 Va. Univ. Prep. Sch. ; W. Va. Wcsleyan. B. 
 S., W. Va. LTniv., 191 2. Kappa Alpha; Sigma 
 Xi. Prof., An. Husb., and An. Husbandman, 
 W. Va. Agr. Exp. Sta. Auth.: Silos and 
 Silage. W. I'a. E.xp. Sta. Bnl. isy; Making 
 and Feeding Silage, do., 154; Various articles 
 in Breeders' Gazette, Nat. Stockman and Far- 
 mer, W. Va. Dept. of Agr. Bui. Mem., M. E. 
 Church; A. F. A. M. Married Leda (Cordelia 
 Atkeson, O 29, 1912, Morgantown, W. Va. 
 Children: Jane Atkeson, b. Ja i, 1914; Helen 
 Wooddell, b. N 30, 1916. Address, West Vir- 
 ginia L'niv., Morgantown, W. Va. 
 
 G601. .ALBERT DURAND SHEPARD 
 Research Chem.; M. S., 1916; b. Je 27, 1891, 
 
 Brookings, S. Dak.; s. Tames H. Shepard. 
 
 Prepared in S. Dak. St. Coll. Prep. Dept. B. 
 
 S., S. Dak. St. Coll., 1914. Asst., U. S. Food 
 
 and Drug Lab., Omaha, Neb., summer, 1912. 
 
 .4 d dress, 16 Berkshire Ave., Indian Orchard, 
 
 Mass.t 
 
 RALPH STEELE SHEPARDSON 
 1910. M. Arch. (See No. 1084.) 
 
 G602. QUEEN LOIS SHEPHERD 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1913; b. S 12, 1884, 
 Pueblo, Colo.; d. Lois J. Shepherd. Prepared 
 in Univ. of Colo.; Univ. of Chicago. A. B., 
 N. W. Univ., 1907; A. M., Univ. of Wis., 
 1910. Chi Omega. Teacher, H. S., Pueblo. 
 Colo., 1907-09; Fellow, Philosophy, Univ. of 
 Wis., 1909-11; Instr., Phil., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-18. Address, 908 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 807 
 
 G603. CARL PAXON SHERWIN 
 
 Professor; M. S.. 1913; b. My 21, 1885, Bris- 
 tol. Ind.; s. Richard James (b. D 25, 1845. do.) 
 and Clara Adeline (Paxon) Sherwin (b. D 6, 
 1853, do.). Prepared in Bristol and Goshen 
 (Ind.) H. Schs. J. B. Stetson Univ., DeLand, 
 Fla., 1907-08. B. S., Hanover Coll., icjog; M. 
 A., Ind. Univ., 191 1; Dr. Sc. Tuebingen 
 Univ.. 1915. Sigma Clii; Chi Zeta Chi. Fellow- 
 ship, Chem., Ind. Univ., 1909-10; Asst. 
 Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Teacher, Chem. 
 and Physics, H. S., Quincy, 111.. 1912-13; 
 summer Emil Fischer's Lab.. Berlin; Stud., 
 Tuebingen Univ., 1913-15; Stud., Fordham 
 L'niv. Med. Sch., New York City, 19 15-17; 
 Prof., Physiol. Chem., Fordham L'niv., 1917 — ; 
 Biol. Chem., Pellagra Hosp.. Spartanburg, S. 
 C summer, 1916. Auth. : Various articles on 
 Physiol, chem.. published in Jour, of Biol. 
 Chem.; Biol. Chem. Bui.; Berichte der Dcxitsch- 
 en Chemischen Gesellschaft. Mem.. A. C. S.; 
 Am. Soc. Biol. Chem.; Soc. of Exp. Biol, and 
 Med.; Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. Mar- 
 ried Effie Nickless, S 6, 191 1, Bedford, Ind. 
 Child, Carl Paxon. Jr., b. D 31, 1916. Address. 
 2656 Decatur Ave., New York City; bus. add., 
 Fordham Univ., do. 
 
 WALTER ANDREW SHE WH ART 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 5938.) 
 
 SHIGETSURA SHIGA 
 1905. M. Arch. (See No. 776.) 
 
 HORACE ABBOTT SHONLE 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7956.) 
 
 G604. GLENN ALFRED SHOOK 
 Professor; Ph. D.. 1914; b. Jl 16, 1882. Os- 
 good, Ind.; s. Alfred (b. do.) and Olive 
 (Gould) Shook. Prepared in Moores Hill Coll., 
 Ind. Sigma Xi. Instr., Phys., Purdue Univ., 
 1907-11; do., LTniv. of 111.. 1911-14; do., Univ. 
 of Mich.. 1914-15; do., Williams Coll.. 1915; 
 Prof., Phys. and Math., Wheaton Coll.. Norton, 
 Mass. Auth.: Proposed Method of Calibration 
 of Optical Pyrometers, Phys. Rev., Vol. 31. 
 1910; The Equipment of a High Temperature 
 Measurement Laboratory, Ind. Acad, of Sci- 
 ence, 19 10; Practical Pyrometry, Wiley & Son, 
 191 7; Five articles on Radiation Pyrometry. 
 Met. and Chem. Engng., 1912; Rechnungsap- 
 parat fiir die Bestimmung von Thermodynam- 
 ischen Temperaturen, Physik. Zeit., 191 2; Three 
 articles on Quantitative Spectrum Analysis, 
 Met., and Chem. Engng., 1913; Three articles 
 on Refractometry, 1914; A Determination of 
 the Sun's Temperature, .-Istrofhysical Jour., 
 1914; L'ber die Randkarrecktion des Drieplatten- 
 kondensators, Zeit. f Math, u Physik., 191 5; A 
 Differential Spectrophotometer, Astrophysical 
 Jour., 1917; A Glass Polarimeter, Scientific Am., 
 1918; A Differential Refractometer, Jour. In- 
 dus, and Engng. Chem., 191 8. Married Nellie 
 Switzer, N 15, 1911, Lafayette. Ind. Child, 
 Elizabeth, b. O 2. 1912. Address, Williams- 
 town, Mass.; bus. add., Wheaton Coll., Norton, 
 Mass. 
 
 G60S. ADALINE MARGARET SHOOP 
 
 (TURTON) 
 A. M., 1908; b. O 28. 1882, Abingdon, HI.; 
 d. Henry Milton (b. N 21, 1851, do.) and 
 Philora Elima (Swarts) Shoop (b. 25, 1850, 
 do.). Prepared in Abingdon H. S. A. B. 
 Hedding Coll., 1904. Teacher, Latin, H. S.. 
 Granite City. 111., 1908-11; Asst. Prin., H. S., 
 Wyoming, 111. Auth.: Seneca's .\ttitude Toward 
 Roman Society as Portrayed in his Letters to 
 his Friend Lucillius, 1908. Sec, Bay \'iew 
 Literary Club. Married George William Tur- 
 ton, Jl II, Abingdon, 111. Address, 2029 D 
 St., (jranite City 111. j 
 
 JOHN RAYMOND SHULTERS I 
 
 191 1. A.M. 1918. Ph.D. (See No. 4419.)! 
 
 1916. 
 
 NIM CHI SHUM 
 M. S. (See No. 6566.) 
 
 G606. THEKLA MARIA SIEBENS 
 (CHAPPED 
 (Sister of No. 7213) 
 Missionary; A. M., 1914; b. My 7, 1887 
 Minonk, 111.; d, Klaas Gerdes (b. F 18, 1852 
 Riepe, Hanover, Ger.) and Henrietta (Janss 
 en) Siebens (b. My 7, 1849 Jever, Olden 
 burg, Ger.). Prepared in Minonk H. S.; Chi 
 cago Sch. of Civics and Philanthropy, 1914 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1915-16. A. B., James Milli 
 kin LTniv., 191 1. Y. W. C. A.; Ger. Club 
 .\lliance Francaise; Ger. Scholarship. Teacher 
 Mod. Langs., H. S., Mt. Vernon. Ind., 1911 
 13; do.. Riverside, 111., 1914-16; Missionary 
 under Presby. Foreign Bd., Caracas, Venezuela, 
 S. A., 191 7-18. Mem., Stud. Volunteer Band 
 of N. A.; Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Prairie 
 Cliib, Chicago. Married Merlyn Arms Chappel, 
 Ja 10, 1917, Minonk, 111. Address, Minonk, 111. 
 
 G607. CARL HENRY SIEVER 
 Chemist; M. S.,_i9i7; Prepared in Wichita 
 H. S.; Univ. of Chicago; Harvard. A. B., Univ. 
 of Kan., 1913. Research Chem., Hercules Pow- 
 der Co.; do., Exp. Sta., E. I. du Pont de 
 Nemours & Co. Mem., A. C. S. 'Address, 304 
 W. 14th St., Wilmington, Del.; bus. add., E. I. 
 DuPont de Nemours & Co., do. 
 
 KETURAH ELIZABETH SIM 
 1895. M. L. (See No. 406.) 
 
 G608. SIEBELT LUKE SIMMERING 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; b. S 23, 1884. 
 Hastings, Neb.; s. John Jacob and Katy (Gold- 
 enstein) Simmering. Prepared in Hastings 
 (Neb.) H. S.; Univ. of Colo.. 1910. M. E., 
 L^niv. of Colo., 1916. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; 
 Phi Kappa Phi. Fellow, Engng., Univ. of 
 111., 1912-13; Instr., Industrial Engng., Pa. 
 St. Coll., 1913-14; do.. Steam and Gas Engng., 
 Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1914-16; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1916; do., Univ. of Colo., Boulder, Colo. Mar- 
 ried Jessie May Simmering, S 6, 1910, Hast- 
 ings, Neb. Child, Robert Edward, b. Jl 29, 
 191 7. Address, University of Colorado, Bould- 
 er, Colo. 
 
 JOHN LAWRENCE SIMONICH 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 6569.) 
 
 ALEXANDER McDOUGALL SIMONS 
 1913. M. S. (See No. S4i8.) 
 
 SEBASTIAN SOLON SIMPSON 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 8758.) 
 
 G609. MARK SKIDMORE 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; b. Mr 13. 1883. 
 Greenfield, Mo;, s. James F. (b. Je 25, 185 1, 
 Paris, TexO and Martha Jane (Allison) Skid- 
 more (b. D 20, 1856, Greenfield, Mo.). Pre- 
 pared in Harrisonville (Mo.) H. S.; Drury 
 Coll., 1902-03. A. B. Univ. of Mo.. 1905; B. S. 
 do., 1906. Fellow Romance Langs.. Univ. of 
 111., 1908-10; LTniv. Fellow. Rom. Lang., Col- 
 umbia, 1910-11; Instr., French. Dartmouth Coll.. 
 1911-13; Asst. Prof.. Rom. Langs.. Univ. of 
 Kan., 1913-17; Asst. Prof.. Rom. Langs.. Univ. 
 of (]olo., summer, 1915-18; do., Rom. Langs., 
 Univ. of Ariz., 1917 — . Y. M. C. A., French 
 Army, 1918-19; Mustered out. F 22, 1919. 
 Auth. : Translation of Joaquin Dicenta's Juan 
 Jose in Turrill's Contemporary Spanish Drama- 
 tists. Boston, 19 18; The Direct Method, Mod. 
 Lang. Jour., Vol. i, 1917. Mem., Mod. Lang. 
 .\ssn.; Am. Dialect Soc. Married Bernice Rel- 
 da Bell, S 13, 1911. Carthage, Mo. Children: 
 Relda Elizabe'th, b. Jl 8, 1912; Dorothy, b. Mr 
 28. 1914. Address, 908 £. 4th St., Tucson, 
 Ariz.; bus. add., Univ. of Arizona, do. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 G610. GLENN SEYMOUR SKINNER 
 Analytical Chem. ; A. M., 1915; Ph. D., 1917; 
 b. Je I, 1890, Columbus, Kan.; s. Eugene (b. 
 Ag 9, i860, Albion, Ind.) and Mary Frances 
 (Seymour) Skinner (b. N 25, 1864, Hillsboro, 
 111.). Prepared in Crawford Co. (Kan.) H. 
 S. A. B., Kan. St. Norm., 1913. Head, Analy- 
 tical Chem. Dept., Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1917. 
 2nd Lt., Chem. Service Section, N. A., A. E. 
 F., France, 1917-18; ist Lt., do., 1918; Mus- 
 tered out, F 4, 1919. Auth. : Article in Jour, of 
 A. C. S. Address, Chem. Bldg., Univ. of 111., 
 Urbana. 
 
 *VELMA ELETHEA SKINNER (WARD) 
 1901. M. L. (See No. 152.) 
 
 WILLIS APPLEFORD SLATER 
 1910. M. S. 1912. C. E. (See No. 2818.) 
 
 ROY HARLEY SLOCUM 
 1910. C. E. (See No. 1421.) 
 
 G611. GEORGIA SLOUGH (CULBRETH) 
 A. M., 1912; b. Jl 17, 1887 Burrton, Kan.; 
 d. George Kellar (b. O 30, 1863, Peoria Co., 
 111.) and Jessie Gordon Slough (b. O 21, 
 1863, do.). Prepared in Peoria and Abingdon 
 H. Schs. A. B., Hedding Coll., 1908. Teacher, 
 Latin, Eng. and Ger., H. S., Abingdon, 111., 
 1908-09; do., Edmonds, Wash., igio-ii; do., 
 Momence, 111., 1912-14; do., Elizabeth City, N. 
 C, 1914-16. Mem., N. E. A. Married Cornel 
 ius Blackman Culbreth, Je 28, 1917, Abingdon 
 111. Address, Box 223, Southport, N. C. 
 
 1918. 
 
 CLARA MABEL SMITH 
 A. M. (See No. 8767.) 
 
 FLORENCE MARY SMITH (CONARD) 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 1275.) 
 
 G612. FRED JOHN SMITH 
 Business; A. M., 1904; b. S 7, 1876, San 
 Jose, 111.; s. Frederick (b. Ger.) and Katrina 
 Smith (b. do.). Prepared in Ger. Coll., Mt. 
 Pleasant, la. A. B., la. WesleyBn, 1899. 
 Phi Delta Theta. Teacher, Hist, and Ger., 
 H. S.; Univ. of 111., 1903-04; Univ. of Berlin, 
 1904-05; In business, 1905 — . Mem. A., F. 
 A. M. Address, 920 W. Main St., Decatur, 
 111. 
 
 G613. GUY WATSON SMITH 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1917; b. O 7, 1885, 
 Castle Rock, Colo.; s. Upton Treat (b. S 22, 
 :843, Levant, Me.) and Sarah Elizabeth 
 (Grout) Smith (b. Jl 26, 1849, Monroe, Me.). 
 Prepared in Douglas Co., H. S., Castle Rock, 
 Colo. B. S., Univ. of Colo., 1908; M. S.. do.. 
 1909. Sigma Phi Epsilon; Sigma Xi; Gamma 
 Alpha. Instr., Math, and Head of Phys. Dept., 
 Chapin Hall. Beloit, Wis., 1917 — i Auth.: 
 Oscillograph Univ. of Colo. Jour, of Engng., 
 Vol. 5, 1909; Engng. Math, in the Fresh, yr., 
 do., Vol. 7, 191 1. Mem., Presby. Church; 
 Math. Assn. of Am.; Am. Math. Soc; Soc. 
 for Promotion of Engng. Educ. ; A. A. A. S. 
 Address, Chapin Hall, Beloit, Wis. 
 
 IRENE FERN SMITH 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 7971.) 
 
 IRVIN WEBSTER SMITH 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3546.) 
 
 G614. JAMES ELMO SMITH 
 Professor; C. E., 1909; b. D 13, 1877, Boone 
 Co., 111.; s. Ira (b. N 28, 1839, Batavia, N. 
 Y.) and Barbara Ann (Engelhardt) Smith 
 (b. Mr 5, 1854, Nuremberg, Ger.). Prepared 
 in Sharon (Wis.) H. S. B. S., Univ. of Wis., 
 1902. Y. M. C. A.; N. O. Whitney Club. Civ. 
 Engr., K. L. F. & J. Ry., Knoxville, Tenn., 
 
 1902-03; Resident Engr., C. B. & Q. Ry., 
 
 Mexico, Mo., 1903-04; Resident and Asst. 
 Engr., Wis. Central Ry., Milwaukee, 1904-06; 
 Asst. Engr., Va. & S. West. Ry., Bristol, 
 Tenn., 1907; Asst. Prof., Civ. Engng., Univ. of 
 111., 1907 — ; Mayor of Urbana, 1919 — . In- 
 vented and patented. Draftsman's Protrac- 
 tor, 1910; designed, 300 ft. reinforced 
 concrete slab bridge. Main St., Urbana; Asst. 
 in engng. work in const., and designed sewage 
 disposal^ plant, Chanute Field, Rantoul, III. 
 Auth.: City Streets, ///. Municipal League Pro- 
 ceedings, 1915; Municipal Waste Disposal by 
 Cremation, do., 1917; Street Maintenance and 
 the Engr.. ///. Soc. of Engrs. Annual Report, 
 1 91 6; A Mechanical Interpolator, Engng. Rec- 
 ord, Vol. 69, 1914; A Retaining Wall Flailure 
 that was not a Failure, Engng. News, Vol. 74, 
 1915; Staking Bldgs. at Aviation Fields much 
 .Simplified, Engng. News Record, Vol. 79, 
 1917; Street Numbering Ordinance for Urbana, 
 1916. Mem., Soc. for Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ; Am. Ry. Engng. Assn.; Masonry Com., 
 do.; Chm., Ordinance Com. for Revision of 
 City Ordinances of LTrbana, 1916; Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Frances McClelland Den- 
 nis, Je 25, 1906, Milwaukee. Children: 
 (stepdaughter) Katherine McClelland Dennis, 
 b. D 9, 1902; Charles Prentiss, b. Ja 21. 1910; 
 James Elmo, Jr., b. O 2, 191 1; Harold Winston, 
 b. Mr 5, 1915; Barbara, b. Je 29, 1907 (died Jl 
 8, 1907). Address, 80s Indiana Ave., Urbana; 
 bus. add., Univ. of IlL, do. 
 
 KENNETH GARDNER SMITH 
 1916. M. E. (See No. 2518.) 
 
 G61S. LINTON MILLARD SMITH 
 A. M., 1918; b. Ja 30, 1895. Galesville. 
 Wis.; s. Dr. C. C. Smith. B. S., Shurtleff 
 Coll., 1916. Address, 432 N. Jackson St., Dan- 
 ville, 111. 
 
 1899. 
 
 LOUIE HENRY SMITH 
 M. S. (See No. 1085.) 
 
 G6i6. MERLIN GRANT SMITH 
 Instructor; A. M., 1916; Ph. D., 1918; b. 
 Ag 26, 1894, Delta, O.; s. Rev. Charles Waldo 
 (b. do.) and Dora Jane Smith (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Pomeroy and Rayen H. Schs., O. A. 
 B.. Greenville Coll., 191 5. Scholarship, Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-16; Fellow, do., 1916-18; Instr., 
 Math., N. W. Univ., 1918 — . Married Shay 
 Young, S 12. 1916, Lorento, 111. Child, Beth- 
 any Jane, b. Jl 13, 1917. Address, Northwest- 
 ern Univ., Evanston, 111. 
 
 G617. ORRIN HAROLD SMITH 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; Ph. D., 1914; b. 
 S t, 1884, Iveyville. la.; s. Howes (b. Ja 31, 
 1854, Gouverneur, N. Y.) and Francis Hen- 
 rietta (Bosisto) Smith (b. Ap 5, 1858, Elk 
 Grove, Wis.). Prepared in Corning (la.) H. 
 S. A. B., Knox Coll., 1908. Adelphic; Kappa 
 Delta Pi; Sigma Xi. Grad. Scholarship, Univ. 
 of 111., 1908. Teacher, H. S., Champaign, igog- 
 10; Asst.. Phys., Univ. of 111., 1910-14; do.. 
 The W. F. Jonston, Prof, of Phys., Cornell 
 Coll., 1914— . S. A. T. C, Cornell Coll.; 
 Mustered out, S 12, 191 8. Auth.: Retrograde 
 Rays from the Cold Cathode Phys. Rcz'iew, 
 \'ol. 7, 1916. Mem., M. E. Church; Assoc. 
 Mem. Am. Phys. Soc; Fellow of la. Acad, of 
 Sc; Sec-Treas. of Coll. Section of N. E. la. 
 Teachers' Assn. Married Jessie Cleora Lyon, 
 Je 15, 1911, Monmouth, 111. Children: Vernon 
 Maurice, b. N 23, 1914; Marjorie Darling, 
 b. Je 20, 1916. Address, Mt. Vernon, la. 
 
 G618. OTTO MITCHELL SMITH 
 M. S., 1918; b. My 12, 1884, Yates Center, 
 Kan.; s. M. C. Smith. B. S., Drury Coll., 
 1907. Address, Springfield, Mo. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 PERCY ALMERIN SMITH 
 1912. A. M. (See No. iS93.) 
 
 G6ig. PINCKNEY FREEMAN SMITH 
 Instructor; A. M., ign; b. S 4, 1881, Brown- 
 ington. Mo.; s. Joseph H. Smith. Prepared 
 in Univ. of Wis. A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1909. 
 Instr., Eng., N. W. Univ., 1912 — . Address, 
 R. 4, Brownington, Mo.; bus. add., North- 
 western Univ., Evanston, 111. 
 
 1916. 
 
 ROSE SMITH 
 A. M. (See No. 4910-) 
 
 G620. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH 
 Lawyer; A. M., 1907; b. N 8. 1880. Boone 
 Co., Ind.; s. Elliott M. (b. Ag 28, 1853. 
 Shelby Co., Ky.) and Sarah Ann (Sutton) 
 Smith (b. Mr 31, 1857, Boone Co.. Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Prep, dept., Wabash Coll. A. B., 
 Wabash, 1906; Ind. Law Sch. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Pol. Sc. Club; Ye Inne of 
 Chancery; Scholarship, Econ. Lawyer, Lebanon, 
 Ind. Married Ethel Alta Smith, Je 24, 1914. 
 Frankfort, Ind. Child, Barbara Jane, F 28, 1918. 
 Address, 716 East Main St., Lebanon, Ind.; 
 bus. add.. Farmers St. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 G621. WILLIAM HERSCHEL SMITH 
 Associate; M. S., 1912; b. S 17. 1881, 
 Tobias, Neb.; s. Herschel (b. Paw Paw, 111.) 
 and Jean (Clelland) Smith (b. Scranton, Pa.). 
 B. S., Univ. of Neb., 1906. Instr.. Bot., H. 
 S., Ft. Dodge, la.. 1907-08; do., Chem. and 
 Phys., H. S., Beatrice, Neb., 1908-10; Instr., 
 An. Husb., Univ. of 111., 1910-15; Assoc, An. 
 Husb. Exten.. do., 1915 — . Auth.: various arti- 
 cles for farm papers. Mem., Y. M. C. A.; A. 
 F. A. M. Married Ruby Holman, D 22, 1909, 
 Tobias, Neb. Child, Jean Holman, b. S 13, 
 I9I2.' Address, 305 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM WALTER SMITH 
 1913. C. E. (See No. 1423.) 
 
 VERA JESSIE SNOOK 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 4912.) 
 
 G622. MARY HAZEL SNUFF 
 A. M., igi8; b. O 5. 1895, Berrien Springs, 
 Mich.; d. George Snuff. B. S., N. W. Univ., 
 191 7. Address, Berrien Springs, Mich. 
 
 1883. 
 
 *JEROME SONDERICKER 
 C. E. (See No. 249-) 
 
 G623. PETER SOOHOO 
 Draftsman; M. S., ign; b. Mr 23, 1884, 
 Hai-ping, China; s. Soo-Hoo Nam Art. Pre- 
 pared in Univ. of Calif. A. B., Stanford, 
 1910. Draftsman, Baldwin Locomotive Wks., 
 1910. Address, 720 C St., San Rafael, Calif.f 
 
 RAFAEL ARCHANGEL SOTO 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 5427.) 
 
 G624. CLEONE HARDYN SOULE 
 Salesman; A. M., 191 1; b. S 13, 1887, Mon- 
 mouth, 111.; s. Melville (Tox (b. Ap 10, 1847, 
 New York and Inez Bell (Smith) Soule (b. 
 Jl 26, 1846, Monmouth, 111.). Prepared in 
 Tacoma (Wash.) H. S. A. B., Miami Univ., 
 1910. Beta Theta Pi. Salesman, Kittleman 
 Leather Goods Co., Chicago. 191 1; City Sales- 
 man. Love Warren Monroe Co., Wholesale 
 Dry Goods. Tacoma, Wash., 1912— . ist Sergt., 
 Tacoma Home Guards, 1018. Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Married Sylvia Alice Donahue, S i, 
 1914, Tacoma, Wash. Child, Hardyn Benton, b. 
 Mr 15, 1916. Address, Regenta Park, Tacoma 
 WasL; bus. add.. Love Warren Monroe Co., 
 do. 
 
 HARVEY ALLEN SOVERHILL 
 1906. M. E. (See No. 1424.) 
 
 G625. JOHN NATHANIEL SPANGLER 
 Farmer; A. M., 1897; b. N 10, 1856, Gos- 
 port, Ind.; s. William (b. 1832, O.) and Sarah 
 C. (Steele) Spangler. Prepared in DePauw 
 Univ. Prep. Sch., Greencastle, Ind. A. B., Ind. 
 Univ., 1891. Sch. work, 1897-1905; Farming, 
 1905-—. Married Josie H. Stonehouse, Ag 22, 
 1892, Madison, Ind. Children: Ralph, b. Je 
 28, 1893; Mace, b. JI 2, 1S97; Gladys, b. S 30, 
 1900; Waunita, b. My i, 1907; baby, b. Jl 26, 
 1909. Address, Frederick, Okla.t 
 
 MARY MARGARET SPANGLER 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 4914.) 
 
 MARION EMELINE SPARKS 
 1900. A. M. (See No. 918.) 
 
 MYRTLE EVA SPARKS 
 1890. A. M. (See No. 582.) 
 
 FANNIE GRACE CLARA SPENCER 
 
 (PHILLIPS) 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 35S5-) 
 
 ARTHUR OTTO SPAULDING 
 1916. M. E. (See No. 4427.) 
 
 G626. GEORGE WASHINGTON SPINDLER 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1916; b. N 15, 1877, 
 Woodlands, Mich.; s. John (b. 1833, Pa.) and 
 Elizabeth (Mohler) Spindler (b. 1836. O.). 
 Prepared in Valparaiso Norm. Sch. A. B., 
 Ind. Univ., 1900; A. M., do., 1908. Instr., 
 Ger., Ind. Univ., 1907-09; do., Univ. of Kan., 
 1909-11; Stud., Univ. of Berlin, 1911; do., of 
 Munich, 1912-13; Asst., Ger., Univ. of 111., 
 1913-15; Teaching Fellow, do., 1916; Instr., 
 Mod. Langs., Purdue. 1916 — . Auth.: The 
 Life of Karl Follen, Univ. of Chicago Press, 
 1917. Address, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette, 
 Ind. 
 
 G627. CHARLES STOCKMAN SPOONER 
 Entomologist; A. M., 1917; b. Ja 29, 1885, 
 Middletown, N. Y. ; s. Henry Sabine (b. 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.) and Mary Louise (Whit- 
 loch) Spooner (b. do.). Prepared in Middle- 
 town (N. Y.) H. S. A. B., Cornell, 1907. Sig- 
 ma Phi Sigma; Sigma Xi. Asst. Entomologist, 
 U. S. Bur. Entomology, 1907-08; do., N. H. St. 
 Coll., 1908-09; do., Minn. Exp. Sta., 1911-12; 
 do., Ga. St. Bd. Entomology. 1912-16; do., 
 Univ. of .111.. 1916-17; do.. Entomology Survey, 
 do., 1917 — . Auth.: Pecan Scab, Bui. 49, Ga. St. 
 Bd. of Entomology, IQ18; Some New Species 
 of Delpbacidae, Canadian Entomologist, 1912. 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Entomology Soc. of Am.; 
 Ecol. Soc. of Am.; Assn. of Econ. Entomology. 
 Married Frances Marvin, Mr 3, 1914, Middle- 
 town, N. Y. Child. Charles Stockman, Jr., b. 
 D I. 1915. Address, 701 W. California St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM GRANT SPURGIN 
 1898. A. M. (See No. 841.) 
 
 ELMER ROY STAHL 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 4430.) 
 
 G628. IRENE ELIZABETH STALEY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1912; b. N 29, 1888, Athens, 
 O.; d. William Henry (b. F 9, 181^7, Beverly, 
 O.) and Rachel Henry Staley (b. S 25, 1856, 
 Utley, O.). Prepared in Decatur H. S. A. B., 
 Tames Millikin Univ., 1909. Alpha Chi Omega. 
 Teacher of Eng., Tp. H. S., Lawrenceville, 
 111., iqog-ii; do.. H. S., Morris. 111., 1912-13; 
 do., Tn. H. S., De Kalb, 111., 1913 — ; summer 
 1914, European travel. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Address, 308 Augusta Ave., De Kalb, 111.; bus. 
 add.. Township High School, do. 
 
8io 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 G629. WILLIAM HENRY STALLINGS, JR. 
 (Husband of No. 5350.) 
 Stud. Sec, Y. M. C. A.; A. M., 191 1; b. 
 Jl 2, 18S6, Alhambra, IlL; s. William Henry 
 (b. 1857) and Alice (Warderman) Stallings (b. 
 1858). Prepared in Shurtleff Coll.. Acad. B. 
 A., Shurtleff Coll., 1908. Alpha Zeta. Hon. 
 Scholarship, Classics, Univ. of 111.; Grad. Stud., 
 Newton Theol. Inst., 1908-09; 1911-12; do., 
 Colgate Theol. Sem., 1912-13; do., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1913-14; Dir.. Religious Educ, First 
 Baptist Church, Lansing, Mich., 1915-17; En- 
 tered service of Internal. Com., Y. M. C. A., 
 1917; Stud. Sec, New Univ. Y. M. C. A.. 
 Coimbra. Portugal, 1917 — . Mem., Baptist 
 Church, North. Married Florence Armina Ol- 
 son ('12), My 1916, Deland, 111. Address, Rua 
 Venancio Rodrigues, 11 A., Coimbra, Portugal. 
 
 SEYMOUR STANDISH 
 191 5. C. E. (See No. 4431.) 
 
 OTIS ORION STANLEY 
 1902. M. S. (See No. 1595.) 
 
 G630. THOMAS BLAINE STANLEY 
 Assistant; A. M., 1916; b. O 8, 1S84, Cicero, 
 Ind. ; s. A. G. Stanley. Prepared in Noblesville 
 (Ind.) H. S. A. B.. Earlham Coll., 1913. Asst.. 
 Engng., Earlham Coll., 1911-13; do., Univ. of 
 111., 1913-16. Address, Washington Square, 
 East, New York City. 
 
 G631. ALLEN EDWIN STEARN 
 Chemist; M. S., 1917; b. S 14. 1894. St. 
 Louis; s. John H. (b. Jl 22, 1868, Can.) and 
 Louise (Hagerty) Stearn (b. Ja 12, 1867, do.). 
 Prepared in Eldon (Mo.) H. S.; Yeatman H. 
 S., St. Louis. A. B., Stanford Univ., 1915; 
 A. M., do., 1916. Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Co- 
 Composer of Stanford Stud. Opera, 1912-13. 
 Asst., Fellow, Chem., Univ. of 111., 1916 — . 
 Ord. Work in Ammunition testing, 1917-18. 
 Auth. : The Basic Sulphates of Copper, Jour. 
 A. C. S., Vol. 38, 1916; The Molecular Mech- 
 anism of Colloidal Swelling, do.. Vol. 40, 1918. 
 Address, 4525 Fair Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 G632. MILLICENT STEBBINS 
 Teacher; A. M., 1908; b. Jl 11, 1883; d. 
 Charles Summer (b. 1848, Kennett Square. 
 Pa.) and Sara Ann (Stubbs) Stebbins (b. 1846, 
 Lancaster Co., Pa.). Prepared in Omaha (Neb.) 
 H. S. A. B., Univ. of Neb.. 1906. Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Scholarship, Ger., LTniv. of Neb., 1906- 
 07; Fellow, do.. Univ. of 111., 1907-08; Teach- 
 er. H. S., Omaha, igo8-io; do.. H. S.. Cham- 
 paign. 1910-11; Stud., LTniv. of Berlin, 1911- 
 12; Teacher, H. S.. Omaha, Neb., 1912-13; 
 do.. Parker H. S., Chicago, 1913 — . Address. 
 1230 Parkwild Ave.. Omaha, Neb.; bus. add., 
 6733 Lafayette Ave., Chicago. 
 
 G633. ANNETTE STEELE 
 Teacher; A. M.. 1916; b. S 19, 1887, Win- 
 chester, Ky. ; d. Susan J. Steele. Prepared in 
 Hamilton Sch. A. B., Transylvania Univ., 
 191 1. Grad. Stud., Tex. Univ., 1914-15; Teach- 
 er, Hamilton Sch., 1907-09: do., H. S.. Cynth- 
 iana, Ky., 1912-74; do., Eng., Marissa, 111., 
 1917. Address. Winchester. Ky. 
 
 MILTON FREDERICK STEIN 
 1916. C. E. (See No. 3981.) 
 
 G634. MARTIN WILLIAM STEINKE 
 (STORN) 
 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1914; b. My 31, 1886, 
 Harrisville, Wis. Prepared in pvt. schs. and by 
 tutors. A. B., Wartburg Coll.. 1908; A. M., 
 Univ. of Wash., 1910. Fellowship, Grad. Sch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Instr., Univ. of Mich.. 
 1912-13; do., N. W. LTniv., 1913-16; do.. 
 
 Swarthmore Coll., 1916; Prof., Mod. Lang., 
 Central Coll., Fayette, Mo., 1918 — . Changed 
 name to Storn. Address, Central CoUege, 
 Fayette, Mo. 
 
 G63S. WALDEMAR MATTHAEUS 
 STEMPEL 
 Instructor; A. M., 1906; b. Ag 29, 1882, 
 Ft. Madison, la.; s. Plugo Carl (b. Mr 13, 1833, 
 Prussia) and Anna (Dagnehart) Stempel (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Ft. Madison (la.) H. S. A. 
 B., Ind. L^niv., 1905. Sr. Asst., Ind. LTniv., 
 1904-05; Fellow, Phys., Univ. of 111., 1905-06; 
 Grad. Stud., Cornell, 1906-07; Instr.. Univ. of 
 111., 1907-11; Elec. Engr. and Contr., Ft. 
 Madison. la., 1911-12: Instr., Elec Engng., 
 Pa. St. Coll., 1912-15; Expert Radio Aid, Brook- 
 lyn U. S. Navy Yards, 191 5; Instr., Phys., 
 Columbia, 1915 — •. Mem., la. St. Militia; Am. 
 Phys. Soc. ; Gesellschaft Goethe. Married Grace 
 .Mice Hoover, S 4. 1907, Ft. Madison, la. 
 Child, Robert Lawrence, b. F 14. 191 5. Address, 
 234 Underbill Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; bus. add., 
 Columbia Univ., New York City. 
 
 G636. BIRD RICHARD STEPHENSON 
 .4sst., Phys.; A. M., 1917; b. Jl 23, 1888, 
 Shelby, Mich.; s. H. Frank (b. Je 6, 1858, 
 Penn Yan, N. Y.) and Carrie E. (Keech) Ste- 
 phenson (b. S 13, 1862, do.). Prepared in 
 Jackson (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion Coll., 
 1916. Delta Sigma Phi; Phys. Research Club. 
 Scholarship, L'niv. of 111., 1916-17. Asst., 
 Phys., Albion Coll., 1914-16; do., Univ. of 111., 
 191 7 — ■ Married M. Ruth Ramsom. S 191 8, 
 Quincy, Mich. Address, 403 S. sth St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 G637. EDWARD BEATTIE STEPHENSON 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1910; b. Ja 19, 1S82, Spar- 
 ta, 111.; s. Thom.as B. (b. N 20. 1855, Lancaster, 
 Eng.) and Mary Jane (Beattie) Stephenson (b. 
 Mr 6. 1856, Sparta, 111.). Prepared in Sparta 
 11. S. B. S., Knox Coll.. 1903; M. S., do., 1907. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Fellow, Phys., Lfniv. of 111., 
 1907-09; Instr., do., Univ. of N. Dak., igio- 
 13; Asst. Prof., do., 1913-17. E. O. T. S., Ft. 
 Leavenworth. Kan., 191 7; 2nd Lt., E. R. C, 
 Office Chief of Engrs., Washington, D. C , 
 1917; Capt., do., 1918 — . Auth.: Magnetic 
 Properties of Heusler Alloys, Univ. of III. 
 E.vp. Sta.. Bui. 8, 1910; Electrical Testing of 
 Telephone Cables, Univ. of N. Dak. Quarterly 
 Jour., 1912; Preparation of Engng. Reports. 
 Engng. Nczvs. 1913; Notes on Photographic 
 Intensity of Sunlight. Univ. of N. Dak. Quar- 
 terly Jour., 1914; The Relation of Fraterni- 
 ties to the University, do.. 191 5; .A Statistical 
 study of the Errors of Amateur Photography, 
 The Camera, 191 6. Fellow, A. A. A. S. ; 
 Mem., Am. Phys. Soc. Married Adeline .'Mex- 
 ander, Ag 7, 191 1, Geneva, 111. Child Edward 
 .\lexander, b. O 16. 1913. Address, 2632 Gar- 
 field St., N. W., Washington, D. C; bus. add.. 
 Office Chief of Engrs., War Dept., do. 
 
 G638. ROSCOE ELMO STEPHENSON 
 Student; M. S., 1917; b. N 15, 1885, Camp- 
 bellsburg, Ind.; s. John L. (b. Jl 29, 1858. 
 do.) and Hattie (Martin) Stephenson (b. D 
 -7. 1855, do.). Prepared in Bedford, (Ind.; 
 H. S. B. S., Purdue, 191. S- Alpha Zeta. Pres.. 
 Agr. Teacher's Club, Purdue. Jr. Research Fel- 
 low, la. St. Coll., Ames, la., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Various short, popular articles in agr. mags. 
 Mem.. Christian Church: A. F. A. M. Addres.t. 
 1604 W. 22nd St., Bedford, Ind.; bus. add., 
 Iowa State College, Ames, la. 
 
 G639. HAROLD EDWIN STEVENS 
 Plant Pathologist; M. S., 1910; b. Mr 29, 
 1880, Pruitt, Ky. ; s. Charles T. and Julia 
 (Mendenhall) Stevens. Prepared in Prep. 
 Dept., Kv. St. Coll. B. S.. Ky. LTniv., 1906. 
 Union Lit. Soc; Y. M. C. A. Agr. Insp., 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 8ii 
 
 Philippine Bur. of Agr., P. I., 1906-08; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Asst. Plant 
 Pathologist, Agr. E.xp. Sta., Fayetteville, Ark., 
 1910-12; Plant Pathologist, Agr. Exp. Sta., and 
 Consulting Pathologist, St. Plant Bd., Gaines- 
 ville, Fla., 1912 — •. Mem., Phytopatliological 
 Soc. 1914; A. A. A. S., Fellow, 1914; Fla. 
 St. Hort. Soc. Married Ella Male Crawford, 
 S II, 1911. Jacksonville, 111. Address, 400 W. 
 Masonic St., Gainesville, Fla.; bus. add., Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., do. 
 
 LUCIA ALZINA STEVENS (De MOTTE) 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 1977.) 
 
 G640. WAYNE EDSON STEVENS 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1916; b. 
 Tl 24, 1892, Avon, 111.; s. Willis Edson (b. 
 Halfday, 111.) and Edith Quincy (Belding) 
 Stevens (b. Avon, IH.). Prepared in Avon H. 
 S. A. B., Knox Coll.. 1913. Instr., Dept. of 
 Hist., Univ. of Minn.. 1916-17. R. O. T. C, 
 Office of Div. Adjt., Hdqtrs. 34th Div., Camp 
 Cody, N. M.. 191 7 — . Auth.: British Organiza- 
 tion of Northwest Fur Trade, 1870-96, Miss. 
 Vallev Hist. Revieiu. Mem.. Phi Eta. Address. 
 428 W. Walnut St., East Minneapolis, Minn. 
 
 G641. JOHN ALFORD STEVENSON 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1918; b. Mr i. 1886, Cob- 
 den, 111.; s. John M. (b. Marion, 111.) and 
 Elizabeth C. (Wilkins) Stevenson. Prepared 
 in Cobden H. S. A. B., Ewing Coll., 1008; A. 
 M., Univ. of Wis., 191 1. Sigma Nu; Phi Del- 
 ta Kappa; Phi Eta; Kappa Delta Pi. Scholar- 
 ship. Prin., H. S., Nashville, 111., 1905-07; do. 
 and Supt., do., Olney, III., 1907-10; Dept. of 
 Educ, Univ. of Wis., 1911-12; Ed., Educ. 
 Dept.. Scott, Foresman Co., Chicago, 1912-16; 
 Sec, Appointments Com., Sec, Sch. of Educ, 
 and Asst., Educ, Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Sec, 
 Appts., Com. and Sch. of Educ. and Lecturer, 
 do., 1917-18; Assoc. Prof., Ed., do., and Sec, 
 Coll. of Ed., 1918 — . Auth.: Correlation of 
 Sensory Discrimination, Jour, of At>plicd Psy- 
 chol., 1918. Mem., Baptist Church. Married 
 Josephine Reese, S 19, 1914. Address. 603 W. 
 Green St., Urbana; bus. add., 203 Univ. Hall, 
 do. 
 
 G642. LIONEL STEVENSON 
 Supt., Agr. Exp. Sta.; M. S.. 1914; b. Ap 3, 
 1879, Ancaster, Ont., Can.; s. R. S. (b. do.) 
 and Alice Amy (Harrington) Stevenson (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Dunds (Ont.) H. S.; Ont. 
 Agr. Coll. B. S. A., Toronto Univ., 19 12. 
 Supt., Dept. of Agr., E.xp. Sta. Dominion of 
 Can.. Vancouver Island. Lt., Canadian Militia, 
 1902-05; Capt., do., 1905-10. Pres., B. C. Seed 
 Growers Assn. Married Mary Pauline Blair, S 
 17, 1914, Calgary, Can. Children: Mary Adele, 
 b. Je 21. 1916; Evelyn Blair, b. F 3. 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Victoria, Vancouver Island, B. C. 
 
 G643. CHARLES LESLIE STEWART 
 Professor; A. M., 1912; Ph. D.. 1915; b. S 
 3, 1890, Moweaqua, 111.; s. James GIray (b. S 7, 
 1840, Elizabeth Furnace, Altoona, Pa.) and Try- 
 phena Margaret (Brooks) Stewart (b. Mowea- 
 qua. 111.). Prepared in Moweaqua H. S. A. B., 
 III. Wesleyan Univ., 191 1. Iris; Phi Eta; Beta 
 Gamma Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Kappa Del- 
 ta; Scholarship, 111. Wesleyan Univ., 191 1-12; 
 Traveling European Fellow, 1914-15; Assoc. 
 Ed., Argus; Pres., Y. M. C. A.; Univ. debates. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of Berlin, 1914; Instr.. 
 Econ., Univ. of 111., 1915-18; Head, Dept. of 
 Econ., Univ. of Ark., 1918 — •. Auth.: Analysis 
 of Rural Banking Conditions in Illinois, 1914; 
 The Land Owning Farmer of the North and 
 his Need for Personal Credit; Conference on 
 Marketing and Farm Credits, Madison, 191 5; 
 Land Tenure in the U. S. with Special Refer- 
 ence to Illinois, 1916. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn., 
 1912 — ; Am. Farm Mgt. Assn., 1915 — ; Council 
 Am. Assn. for Agr. Legislation. Married Ruth 
 
 Want, Ag 12, I9i6j Bloomington, 111. Chila, 
 Mary Margaret, b. O 30, 1917. Address, Uni- 
 versity of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. 
 
 G644. GWENDOLYN STEWART 
 Student; A. M., 1909; b. Chicago; d. John 
 Douglas (b. Ap 27, 1839, Birkenhead, Eng.) 
 and Frances Alder Hogg (Sanderson) Stewart 
 (b. Je 20, 1836, Belford, Eng.). Prepared in 
 Santa Cruz (Calif.) H. S. A. B.. Leland Stan- 
 ford Univ., igoo. Fellowship, H. Sc, 190S-09; 
 Travelled abroad anjl King's Coll. for Women, 
 London, Eng., 1910; .Vsst., Dom. Sc. Sch., In- 
 ternat. Correspondence Schs., Scranton, Pa.; 
 Asst. Ed., Text Books on Dom. Sc. for Corre- 
 spondence Course, do.: Stud., Pratt Inst., 
 Brooklyn, N. Y., 1902; Sargent Sch. of Phys. 
 Tr., Harvard Univ., summer 1905; Grad. Stud., 
 H. Arts, Teacher's Coll., N. Y., 1910; Mgr. of 
 Boarding Dept., St. Univ. of N. Dak., 1910-14; 
 Instr., H. Sc. St. Norm. Sch., Santa Barbara, 
 Calif., 19 15; Stud., Med. Sch., Stanford Univ., 
 191 5 — . Teacher. Red Cross Class, Dietetics, 
 summer, 191 7. Auth.: Diet in Relation to 
 Growth, Jour, of Home Econ. Mem., Alumni 
 .^ssn., Stanford Univ.; Am. Assn. of Home 
 Econ.; Nat. Housing Assn.; Nat. Soc. for 
 Prom, of Indus. Educ; Scranton Home Econ. 
 Assn.; Scranton Parent Teachers Assn.; Y. W. 
 C. A.; Epis. Church; ."Mumni Assn. Dom. Sc. 
 Sch., Pratt Inst. Address, 1344 Jackson St,. 
 San Francisco. 
 
 JOHN TRUESDALE STEWART 
 1909. C. E. (See No. 779.) 
 
 MARGARET ESTHER STEWART 
 (ROBBINS) 
 1886. M. L. (See No. 89.) 
 
 G64S. ROBERT STEWART 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1909; b. Ag 16, 1877, 
 American Fork, Ut. ; s. James (b. (Glasgow, 
 Scot.) and Sarah (Woodhead) Stewart (b. 
 Eng.). B. S., Agr. Coll. of Ut., 1902. Sigma 
 Xi; Delta Theta Sigma; Fellow. Agron., 1908- 
 09. Teacher and Cihem., U. S. V., 1898-99; 
 Prof., Chem.. Ut. Agr. Coll., 1909-15; Assoc 
 Prof., Soil Fertility, Univ. of 111., 1915-18; 
 Prof., Soil Fertility, do., 1918 — . Auth.: Arti- 
 cles in Buls loj;-6-8-9-is-i4, Utah E.vp. Sta.: Bui. 
 145, HI- E.vp. Sta.; Nitrogen and Humus Prob- 
 lems, Dry_ Fofrmint} Sc, 191 1; The Occurrance 
 of Potassium in Western Am., Jour, of A. C. 
 S., 191 1 ; other articles on chem. subjects. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; A. A. A. S.; Am. Soc. of 
 .Agron.; Ut. Acad, of Sc. Married Jane E. 
 Gordon, 1902, Logan Ut. Children: James Gor- 
 don, b. N 23, 1903; Robert V., b. Ja 13, 1907; 
 Lawrence, b. Jl 29, 1908. Address, 1206 W. 
 Park Ave., Champaign; bus. add., Univ. of 111., 
 Urbana. 
 
 G646. FENNER SATTERTHWAITE 
 STICKNEY 
 M. S., 1918; b. Ag 6, 1892. Wilson. N. C.;- 
 s. Fenner Satterthwaite (b. Ap 5, i860) and 
 Sarah Elizabeth (Gavlord) Stickney (b. N 6, 
 1869). Prepared in Wilson (N. C.) H. S. ; Mc- 
 Kinley H. S., Honolulu, Hawaii; Coll. of Ha- 
 wan. B. S.. LTniv. of Calif., 1916. Pvt., Co. 
 4, 163rd Dept Brig., Camp Dodge. la. Address. 
 1104 Keeaumoku St., Honolulu, Hawaii. 
 
 G647- LILLY STIEGELMEIER 
 Teacher; A. M.. 1915; b. F 11. 1888, El Paso, 
 111.; d. Henry Stiegelmeier. Prepared in E. El 
 Paso H. S.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. B. S., 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ., 1912. Prin., Stanford H. S., 
 1912-14. Address, Bloomington, 111. 
 
 G648. WILLIAM WARREN STIFLER 
 
 ("Husband of G554) 
 
 Dean Pre-Med. Sch.; A. M. 1908; Ph. D 
 
 191 1 ; b. D 22, 1883. Davenport, la.; s. William 
 
 Henry (b. 1841, Hollidaysburg, Pa.) and Sarah 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 Brown (Leverett) Stifler (b. 1847, Alton, IlL). 
 Prepared in Shurtleff Acad. A. B.. Shurtleff 
 Coll., 1902. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi; Pres., 
 Grad. Club, 1910-11. Prof., Phys. and Chem., 
 Ewing Coll., Ewing, 111., 1902-06; Fellow, Phys., 
 1906-07, 1910-11; Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-09; Instr., do., 1909-10; Asst., do., Colum- 
 bia, New York City, 1911-12; Instr., do., 1913- 
 17; Instr., Dept. of Phys., Peking Union Med. 
 Coll.. Peking, China, 1917-18; Dean, Pre-Med. 
 Sch., do., 1918 — . Auth. : Articles on Physics 
 in New Intcrnat. Yr. Book, 1912-16; The Re- 
 sistance of Certain Electrolytes in a Magnetic 
 Field, Physical Review, 1909; Tests on Certain 
 Electrical Insulators at High Temperature, do., 
 191 1 ; The Magnetization of Cobalt as a Func- 
 tion of the Temperature and the Determination 
 of its Intrinsic Magnetic Field, do., 191 1. Assoc. 
 Mem., Am. Phys. Soc; Fellow, A. A. A. S. 
 Married Susan Martha Reed (g'o8), O 16, 1915. 
 Westfield, Mass. Child, William Warren, b. N 
 27, 1916. Address, c/o China Med. Bd. of 
 Rockefeller Foundation, 61 Broadway. New 
 York City; bus. add., Peking Union Med. Coll.. 
 Peking, China. 
 
 *JOHN CARL STINE 
 
 1905. A. M. (See No. 1978.) 
 G649. CLAUDE NEWTON STOKES 
 
 Teacher; A. M., 1914; b. Ag 17, 1890, Cross- 
 ville. 111.; s. James M. Stokes. A. B,. McKen- 
 dree Coll., 1913. Teacher, H. S., Carmi, 111. 
 Address, Crossville, 111.; bus. add.. High School, 
 Carmi, 111. 
 
 G6so. HELEN DALE STORY 
 Teacher; A. M., 1916; b. Jl 11, 1889, Oxford, 
 Pa.; d. William Murray (b. Jl 25, 1852, West- 
 ford, Pa.) and Zillah Bell (McCulloch) Story 
 (b. Ap 18, i860, Cazenovia. III.). Prepared in 
 Moline H. S. ; Augustana Coll. A. B., Mon- 
 mouth Coll., 1912. Teacher, Hist., H. S., Dan- 
 ville, 111., 1916 — . Address, 212 N. Gilbert St., 
 Danville, 111.; bus. add.. High School, do. 
 
 G651. ELLIS BAGLEY STOUFFER 
 Professor; Ph. D., igii; b. N 7, 1884, Mel- 
 bourne, la.; s. George Henry (b. 1841. Hagers- 
 town, Md.) and Mary (Bagley) Stouffer (b. 
 1856, Freeport, HI.). Prepared in St. Center 
 (la.) H. S.; Drake Univ. Acad. B. S., Drake 
 Univ., 1907; M. S., do., 1907. Gamma Alpha; 
 Sigma Xi. Scholarship, Univ. of 111., 1908-09; 
 Fellow, do.. 1909-11. Instr., Math.. Drake 
 Univ., 1907-08; do., Univ. of 111., 1911-14; 
 Asst. Prof., Math.. Univ. of Kan., 1914-17; 
 Assoc. Prof., do., 1917 — -. Kan. St. Guard, 
 191 7 — • Mem., Am. Math. Soc; Math. Assn. 
 of Am.; London Math. Soc, Circolo Matematico 
 di Palermo. Married Anna Lucile Shepard, 
 1915, Muscatine, la. Address, 1616 New Hamp- 
 shire St., Lawrence, Kan.; bus. add.. University 
 of Kansas, do. 
 
 G6s2. CHARLES JACOB STOWELL 
 Student; A. M., 1912; Ph. D., 1916; b. D 
 29, 1883, Bloomington, 111.; s. George Edwin 
 (b. 1844. N. Y.) and Katharine (Clingman) 
 Stowell (b. 1844, Aaronsl>urg, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Bloomington H. S.; Univ. of Chicago. B. 
 S., 111. Wesleyan, 191 1. Scholarship, Econ., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1911-12; Fellowships, do., 1915- 
 17. Instr., Econ. and Sc. Marionville Coll., 
 Mo., 1917. Grad. Stud.. Commerce. Washington 
 Univ. Seattle. Wash. Staff of U. S. Comn. on 
 Industrial Relations, 1914-15. Auth.: Studies in 
 Trade Unionism in the Custom Tailoring Trade, 
 Journeyman Tailors' Union of Am., Chicago, 
 1913. Mem.. M. E. Church. Married Emma 
 Sidman, Jl 6, 1916, Springfield. Mo. Address. 
 2510 Clifton Ave., St. Louis. Mo.; bus. add., 
 Washington University, Seattle, Wash. 
 
 G6S3. EARLE KENNETH STRACHAN 
 Phys. Chem.: M. S., loio; Ph. D., 19:2; b. 
 My 15, 1886, Brockton, Mass.; s. James Watt 
 (b. Brooklyn, N. Y.) and Susan Louise (Bow- 
 
 en) Straclian (b. New Bedford, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Brockton (Mass.) H. S. B. S., Wor- 
 cester Poly. Tech. Inst., 1908. Theta Chi; Phi 
 Lambda tJpsilon; Sigma Xi. Fellow, Chem., 
 1911-12; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; 
 do., Univ. of Minn., Minneapolis, 1913-16; 
 Phvs. Chem., Research Lab. Nat. Aniline and 
 Chem. Co. Inc., Buffalo, N. Y., 1916 — . Auth.: 
 (with R. S. Curtis) Condensation in the Mes- 
 oxalic Ester Series, Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 33, 
 igii; (with E. W. Washburn) The Equilib- 
 rium between Arsemaus Acid and Iodine, do.. 
 Vol. 35. 1913; (with V. G. Chu) The Trans- 
 ferrence Number Conductance and Ionization of 
 Hydriodic Acid, do.. Vol. 36; Non Ideal Solu- 
 tions, do.. Vol. 38, 1916. Mem., A. C. S.; 
 Am. Electrochem. Soc; A. A. A. S.; Buffalo 
 Engng. Soc; Univ. C!lub of Buffalo. Married 
 Lela Mildred Strachan, 1913, Peoria. Address, 
 244 Voorhees Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. ; bus. add.. 
 National Aniline and Chemical Co., Inc., do. 
 
 G654. CARL JOHN STRAND 
 Prin., H. S.; A. M., 1908; b. S 25, 1885. 
 Brattleboro, Vt. ; s. Johan Carlson (b. O 7, 
 1857, Stora Hof. Vestergotland, Sweden) and 
 Christine (Hagelin) Strand (b. Ag 22, 1855, 
 do.). Prepared in Brattleboro (Vt.) H. S. A. 
 B,, Augustana Coll., 1907. Teacher, H. S.. Belle- 
 ville, III., 1908-11; do.. Grammar Sch., Hebron, 
 Conn., 1911-13; Grad. Stud., Mass. Agr. Coll., 
 Amherst, Mass., 1913-16; Prin. and Teaclier, 
 H. S.. Hinesburg. Vt., 1916 — . Mem., Lutheran 
 Church. Married Hilma Alina Anderson, Jl 
 8, 1916, Brattleboro, Vt. Child, Sylvia Chris- 
 tina, My 3, 1917. Address, High School, Hines- 
 burg. Vt. 
 
 OSCAR EMIL STREHLOW 
 1911. C. E. (See No. 999.) 
 
 G655. OTTO STUHLMANN, JR. 
 Professor; A. M., 1909; b. N 12, 1884, El- 
 berfelat, Ger.; s. Otto (b. 1856, do.) and Eli- 
 zabeth (Henzman) Stuhlmann (b. 1865, do.). 
 Prepared in Woodward H. S.. Cincinnati. B. A., 
 Univ. of Cincinnati, 1007; Ph. D.. Princeton 
 LTniv., 191 1. Sigma Xi. Exp. Sc. Fellow, Prince- 
 ton, 1909-11; Asst. Instr., Phys., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-09; Instr., do., Stevens Inst, of Tech., 
 1911-12; do., Univ. of Pa., 1912-18; Asst. 
 Prof., Phys., Univ. of la., 1918 — . Nat. Re- 
 search Council Airplane Ranging. Auth.: A 
 Difference in Photoelectric Effect Caused by 
 Incident and Emergence Light. Philanthropic 
 Mag.. 1910; Part 2, do., 1911; A Quantita- 
 tive Measure of Sc. Observation. Phys. Review, 
 1912; On the Ageing Effect as an Influence on 
 the Number and Velocities of Photoelectrons 
 for Pt. Cathode Films, do., 1913; Photoelectric 
 Properties and Contact Resistance of Cathode 
 Films, do.. 1913; On the Asynmetric Distribu- 
 tion of Velocity of Photoelectrons, do., 1914; 
 The Photo effect of Carbon as influenced by 
 its Absorbed Gases, do., 1914; On the Asyn- 
 metric Emission of Photoelectrons, do.. 1914; 
 Results of Plotting the Separation of Homolo- 
 gous Pairs against Atomic Numbers, do., 191 5; 
 Variation of C. D. P. with Time. do.. 191S: 
 other sc. papers on the Photoelectric effect and 
 allied fields. Mem., Phys. Soc; la. Acad, of 
 Sc: Fellow, A. A. A. S. Married Cecil C. 
 Wilbur. Je 4, 1913, Princeton, N. J. Address, 
 Lake George, N. J., bus. add., Univ. of Iowa, 
 Iowa City, la. 
 
 G6s6. HORACE WESLEY STUNKARD 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1916; b. 
 
 Ag 23, i88q. Monmouth. la.; s. H. W. (b. do.) 
 
 and Lulu Hopkins Stunkard (b. De Kalb, 111.). 
 
 Prepared in Walker (la.) H. S.; Greenville 
 
 Acad.; Greenville Coll. B. S., Coe Coll., 1912. 
 
 Sigma Xi; Football; Track; Grad. Asst., Univ. 
 
 of 111., 1912-14; Fellowship, do.. 1914-16; 
 
 Instr., New York Univ., 1916-17; 1st Lt.. U. 
 
 S. A. S., A. E. F., France, 1917; Wounded, 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 191 7; Mustered out, F 5, 1919. Auth: Articles 
 in Jour, of Parasitol. Mem., A. A. A. S. ; 
 Am. Microscopical Soc. Address, Walker, 
 la.; bus. add., New York University, Univ. 
 Heights, New York City. 
 
 G6s7. BLANK. 
 
 WARD WILLIAM SULLIVAN 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 4925.) 
 
 DOROTHY SUTCLIFFE 
 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7990.) 
 
 G6s8. EMERSON GRANT SUTCLIFFE 
 (Brother of Nos. 7248, 7990, 8800) 
 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1918; b. 
 O 2, 1890, Fall River, Mass.; s. George Lincoln 
 (b. Je 2, 1S65, do.) and Sarah Alice (Taylor) 
 Sutcliffe (b. My 6, 1870, do.). Prepared in Ply- 
 mouth (Mass.) H. S. A. B., Harvard, 191 1. 
 Lecturer, Eng., Queen's Univ., Kingston, Ont., 
 Can., 1911-12; Asst., do., Univ. of 111., 1912- 
 i6; Instr., do., 1916-18; Med. Dept., U. S. A., 
 Gen. Hosp. 31, 1918; Corp., do.; Sgt., do., 1919. 
 Auth.: Enumerative Order, Eng. Jour., 191 5; 
 Systematizing Grading, do., 191 5; Mental Val- 
 ues of English, Engng. Nezvs Record, 191 7. 
 Married Mildred Chadderton, Je 1918, Adair, 
 III. Address, Adair, 111. 
 
 GEORGE FRED SUTHERLAND 
 
 1914. A. M.. (See No. 5961.) 
 
 G6s9. ARTHUR EMIL SWANSON 
 With Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. ; A. 
 M., 1909; Ph. D., 191 1 ; b. Ja 16, 1885, De 
 Kalb, 111.; s. P. M. (b. Sweden) and Char- 
 lotte (Holmes) Swanson (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Augustana Acad. A. B., Augustana Coll. 
 igoS. Adelphic; Cosmopoliltan Club; Grad 
 Fellowship, E<;on., 1909-11. Instr., N. W 
 Univ., Sch. of Commerce, 1911-13; Asst. Prof. 
 do., 1913-15; Assoc. Prof., do., 1915-16; Fel 
 low, do., 1916-17; Dean, do., 1917; With Fire 
 stone Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, O. On 
 leave. Special expert, U. S. Shipping Bd., 
 1918; Dir., Bur. of Research, War Trade Bd., 
 iqtS. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; Chicago Club; 
 Chicago Sales Mgrs. Assn.; Chicago City 
 Club; Chicago Univ. Club; Univ. Club, 
 Evanston. Married Lucy Marie Vick, Je 10, 
 1915- Address, 6ji W. Exchange St., Akron, 
 O. ; bus. add., c/o Firestone Tire and Rubber 
 Co., do. 
 
 FREDERICK CURTIS SWANSON 
 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 6606.) 
 
 ALEXANDER CULBERSON SWARTZ 
 1878. C. E. (See No. 33.) 
 
 G660. MERLE ARTHUR SWENEY 
 (Husband of No. 5934) 
 Farmer; A. M., 1916; b. O 8, 1890, Tamora, 
 Neb.; s. Albert Barclay (b. Je 8, 1857, Prairie 
 City. 111.) and Anna Virginia (Austine) Sweney 
 (b. D 9, 1856, Milwaukee). Prepared in Hed- 
 ding Acad.; Univ. of Chicago, 1912. A. B., 
 Hedding Coll., 1913. Scholarship, Univ. of 
 111., 1915-16. Instr., Eng., Okla. St. A. and 
 JVI. Coll., Stillwater, Okla., 1916-18; Farmer, 
 Champaign, 191 8 — . Married Edith Irene Sen- 
 denburgh ('13), D 25, 1916, Champaign. Child, 
 Eleanor_ Sylvia, b. D 31, 1917. Address, R. 6, 
 Champaign. 
 
 BERNARD VICTOR SWENSON 
 1901. M. E. (See No. 780.) 
 
 G661. LOLA ERNESTA SWIFT 
 Instructor; A. M., 1917; b. N 18, 1888, Carle- 
 ton, III.; d. Ernest (b. Mr 23, 1858, Waterman, 
 111.) and Laura Virginia (Hedges) Swift (b. F 
 
 6, 1S59, Mt. Morris, 111.). Prepared in De- 
 Kalb H. S.; No. 111. St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. of 
 Wis. A. B., Mt. Morris Coll., igii. Asst., 
 Biol., No. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1911-15; Teacher, 
 Bloom Tp. H. S., Chicago Hgts., 111., 1917-18; 
 Instr., Shorter Coll., Rome, Ga., 1918 — . Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, 838 S. ist St., De 
 Kalb, 111.; bus. add.. Shorter Coll.. Rome, Ga. 
 
 ALBERT PHILIP SY 
 1899- M. S. (See No. 844.) 
 
 LORADO TAFT 
 1880. M. L. (See No. 223.) 
 
 G662. MITSUTAKA TAKAHASHI 
 M. S., 1 9 1.'?; b. Ap 23, 1883, Wakamatsushi, 
 Fukushima Ken, Japan; s. Daigo Takahashi. 
 Prepared in Aidzu Middle Sch.; Tokio Higher 
 Tech. Sch. Asst. Engr., Elec. Engng. Dept., 
 Ashio Copper Mine, Japan, 1904-09; Engr., 
 Mikko Elec. Ry. Co., 1909-11; do., Mitsui Bus- 
 san Kaisha, Shanghai, China, 191 1 — . Address, 
 c/o Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Shanghai, China. 
 
 G663. SARCHIRO TAKASHIMA 
 A. M., 1918; b. Ap 7, 1884, Shimodatemachi. 
 Japan; s. T. Takashima; A. B., Tokio (]oll., 
 191 1. Address, Nishimachi, Shimodate-maclii, 
 Jbaraki-ken, Japan. 
 
 ARTHUR NEWELL TALBOT 
 1885. C. E. (See No. 295.) 
 
 KENNETH HAMMET TALBOT 
 1917. C. E. (See No. 3994.) 
 
 G664. STETFAN FUGTA TANABE 
 M. S., 1914; b. Mr 9, 1884. Tokyo, Japan; s. 
 Motosabro Tanabe. B. S., Knox Coll., 191 1. 
 Address, Tokyo, Japan. 
 
 MAURICE COLE TANQUARY 
 1908. A. M. (See No. 3200.) 
 
 G66s. FRED WILBUR TANNER 
 Associate; M. S., 1914; Ph. D., 1916; b. F 
 15, 1888. Buffalo, N. Y.; s. Wellington Bough- 
 ton and Emma Melvina (Olds) Tanner. Pre- 
 pared in Warsaw (N. Y.) H. S. B. S., Wes- 
 leyan LTniv., Middletown, Conn., 1912. Alpha 
 Chi Rho; Alpha Chi Sigma; Sigma Xi. Instr., 
 Bacteriol., Univ. of 111., 1916-18; Assoc, do., 
 1918— . Auth.: Bacteria in Deep Wells, St. 
 Water Survey Bui. 14; Studies on Bacterial 
 Metabolism of Sulfur I and II, Jour. Bacter- 
 iol. and Jour. A. C. S., 191 8; Bacterial Exami- 
 nation of Water, Am. Food Jour., 1917. Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Married Hope Stuart Mont- 
 gomery, Je 10, igi6, Racine, Wis. Child, Fred 
 Wilbur, Jr., b. Ap 5, 1917. Address, 805 W. 
 Iowa St., Urbana; bus. add., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G666. WEN TSING TAO 
 A. M., 1915; b. N 28, 1892, Hwei Chow, 
 China; s. Hwa Chin Tao. Prepared in Affili- 
 ated II. S., Univ. of Nanking; Univ. Nanking. 
 B. A., Univ. of N. Y., 1914. Address, 395 Ma 
 Cha Cheao, Nanking. China. f 
 
 EVERETT HARVEY TAYLOR 
 1915- M. S. (See No. 5965.) 
 
 RUTH BEATRICE TAYLOR 
 (WAGENSEIL) 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 2527.) 
 
 SCOTT CHAMPLIN TAYLOR 
 1915- M. S. (See No. 5968.) 
 
 WARD HASTINGS TAYLOR 
 1913- A. M. (See No. 4453.) 
 
8i4 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 G667. ♦JOHN LAWRENCE TEARE 
 Student; A. M.. 1917; b. N 14, 1895. Mon- 
 mouth, 111.; s. Toiin K. and Grace V. (Cable) 
 Teare Prepared in Monmouth H. S.; Univ. 
 of Wis A. B., Monmouth Coll., 1916. Alpha 
 Chi Rho; Univ. Scholarship, Pol. Sc; Fellow, 
 Harvard, 1917 — . N. R. F.. Officers' Material 
 Co., Boston Harbor. Died S 11, 1918. 
 
 G668. RICHARD LAWRENCE TEMPLIN 
 Engineer; M. S., 1917; b. Ja 20, 1893, Minne- 
 apolis, Kan.; s. Grant Templin. Prepared in 
 Minneapolis (Kan.) H. S. B. S., Univ. of Kan., 
 iqiS. Acacia; Theta Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma 
 Xi- Tr Mem., Univ. Club, Univ. of 111.; Rifle 
 Team; Research Fellow, T. & A. M., Univ. 
 of 111. Engng. Exp. Sta., 1915-17; Lab. Asst., 
 and Asst. Engr. Physicist, Bur. of Standards. 
 Washington, D. C, 1917-18; Engaged in special 
 Military Research and design work for Aero- 
 nautics Advisory Com., Council for Nat. De- 
 fense, design of airplane instruments, calibra- 
 tion of same and testing lab. apparatus, 1918 — . 
 jr. Mem., A. S. C. E.; Am. Soc. for Testing 
 "Materials. Address, 3739 Jocelyn St., Chevy 
 Chase, Washington, D. C. 
 
 G669. HENRY DANIEL TER KEURST 
 Teacher; A. M., 1915; b. Mr 19. 1893, Ham- 
 ilton, Mich.; s. A. J. Ter Keurst. Prepared in 
 Prep. Dept. Hope Coll. A. B., Hope Coll., 
 1914. Address, Hamilton, Mich. 
 
 JOSEPH SAMUEL TERRILL 
 1894. M. S. (See No. 674-) 
 
 CHARLES DUTTON TERRY 
 1907. M. E. (See No. 1090.) 
 
 WILLIAM SUMNER THAYER 
 1909. E. E. (See No. 2528.) 
 
 G670. ORA MARY THEOBALD 
 A. M., 1918; b. F 15, 1895, Auburn, 111.; d. 
 W. W. Theobald. A. B., 111. Woman's Coll., 
 191 7. Address, Jacksonville, Ill.t 
 
 G671. FRANK WATERS THOMAS 
 Vice-Pres., Norm. Sch.; A. M., 1910; b. My 
 14, 1878, Danville, Ind.; s. Erasmus Darwin 
 (h. N 13, 1821, Connersville, Ind.) and Mary 
 (Rosborough) Thomas (b. O 8, 1846, Owens- 
 ville, Ind.). Prepared in Ind. St. Norm. Sch. 
 A. B., Univ. of Ind., 1905- Sigma Nu; Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Prin., Acad., 1910-11; do., Santa 
 Monica, Calif., 1911-13; Prin., Jr. H. S., Sac- 
 ramento, Calif., 1914-16; Vice-Pres., and Head 
 Dept. of Educ, St. Norm. Sch.. Fresno. Calif., 
 191 7 — . Married Ina Gregg, S 2, 1908, Tusco- 
 la, 111. Children: Lawrence Gregg, b. Je 6, 
 1909; Welburne Craig, b. O 8, 1910, Frank 
 Rosborough, b. S s, 1912. Address, St. Norm. 
 Sch., Fresno, Calif. 
 
 G672. HOWARD RICE THOMAS 
 
 M. S., 1914; b. Jl 12, 1887, Montvale, Va.; 
 s. J. B. Thomas. C. E., Univ. of Tex., 1912. 
 Asst., Engng., Univ. of 111.; Concrete Ship 
 Div., Emergency Fleet Corp., Philadelphia and 
 South Bethlehem. Pa., 1918 — . Address, 2109 
 San Gabriel St., Austin, Tex.; bus. add.. Emer- 
 gency Fleet Corp., Philadelphia. 
 
 ALMON DANIEL THOMPSON 
 1897. C. E. (See No. 781.) 
 
 G673. DAVID GROSH THOMPSON 
 Asst., Geol.; A. M., 1913; b. My 12, 1888, 
 Lockland, O. ; s. David D. and Abia L. Thomp- 
 son. Prepared in Evanston Acad. A. B., N. W. 
 Univ., 191 1. Delta Tau Delta. Asst., Geol., 
 Univ. of 111., 191J-14; Instr., Geol., Lehigh 
 LTniv., South Bethlehem, Pa., 191415; Grad. 
 Stud., (jeol., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1915-17; 
 
 Instr., Geol., Goucher Coll., Baltimore, Md., 
 1915-17; Field work, Geol., Wis. Nat. Hist. Sur., 
 summers 1914-15; do., Md. Geol. Survey, sum- 
 mer 1916; Asst., Geol., Ground Water Division, 
 Water Resources Branch, U. S. Geol. Sur., 
 Washington D. C, i9'7— • Address. 1629 Hin- 
 inan Ave., Evanston, 111.; bus. add., U. S. Geol. 
 Sur., Washington, D. ,C. 
 
 MARION THOMPSON (GRATZ) 
 1896. M. L. (See No. 924-) 
 
 G674. JOHN GIVEN THOMPSON 
 Minister; A. M., 1895; b. Mr 21, 1862, Som- 
 onauk DeKalb Co. 111.; s. Samuel Findley (b. 
 My 28, 1828, Mansfield, O.) and Ellen (Given) 
 Thompson (b. 1830, Cullybechy, Ireland). Pre- 
 pared in Dickson, Tenn. A. B., Monmouth 
 Coll., 1885; Univ. of Mich., 1891-2; Stud., The- 
 ology, Alleghany Sem., Pa., 1904-5; Prin., 
 Weaver Acad., Media, 111., 1889 91; Instr., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1892-3; Tutor and Stud., 
 Univ. of Mo., 1893-4; Prof., Math., Cooper 
 Coll., Sterling, Kan., 1894-1904; Minister, Flor- 
 ence Ave. Presby. Church, Los Angeles. Mar- 
 ried Lydia Margaret Reed, Je i, 1886. Chil- 
 dren: Paul Dean, b. Ap 26, 18S7; Samuel Reed, 
 1). D II, 1889; Philip Edward, b. Je 11, 1896; 
 .Man K., b. Mr 9, 1898. Address, 1025 W. 
 Florence Ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 MILTON WINFIELD THOMPSON 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 4457.) 
 
 G675. EDNA AMELIA THOREEN 
 Teacher; A. M.. 1914; b. N i, 1890, Gales- 
 burg, 111.; d. John Edward (b. D 29, 1861, 
 .Sweden) and Clara Josephine (Erickson) Thor- 
 een (h. Je 24, 1864, Andover, 111.). Prepared 
 in Galesburg H. S. A. B., Lombard Coll., 191 1. 
 Delta Zeta: Ger. Club; Scholarship, Ger., 1913- 
 14. Instr., Ger., H. S., Galesburg, 111.. 1915 — . 
 Iddrcss, ISS5 E. Main St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 MABEL ELIZABETH THORNE 
 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 5974.) 
 G676. CARRYL NELSON THURBER 
 
 A. M., 1917; b. N 12, 1886, Brooklyn, N. Y.; 
 s. I. H. Thurber. Prepared in Jamaica H. S. 
 A. B., Cornell, 1908. Instr., Eng., Case Sch. 
 of Applied Sc, Cleveland. 1913-15; Asst., Eng.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Bus. Tr. Corp., New 
 York City, 191 7 — . Married Nancy Lucile 
 Reese, Je 1917, Urbana. Address, c/o Bus. Tr. 
 Corp., 185 Madison Ave., New York City. 
 
 RALPH EARLE TIEJE 
 1912. A. M. 1917. Ph. D. (See No. 4460.) 
 G677. ARTHUR JERROLD TIEJE 
 (Brother of No. 4460.) 
 Assistant; Ph. D., 1912; b. S 24, 1882, Day- 
 ton. O. ; s. Henry August (b. N 10. 1847, Cin- 
 cinnati) and Katherine Caroline (Bell) Tieje, 
 b. F 15, 1854 Dayton, O.). A. B., Cornell, 1903; 
 A. M., do.. 1004. Teacher, H. S., Mattoon. 
 1905-06; do., H. S., Urbana, 1906-08; Asst., 
 Dept. of Eng., Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Instr., 
 Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1910-11; Instr., Univ. of 
 111., 1912-14; do., Rhet., Univ. of Minn., 
 1 9 14 — . Address, Univ. of Minn., Minneap- 
 olis. t 
 
 G678. RAYMER WENDELL TINSLEY 
 Principal; A. M., 1915; b. F 2, 1890, Hart- 
 ford, Kv.; s. W. S. Tinsley. Prepared in Hart- 
 ford (Ky.) H. S. A. B.. Univ. of Ky., 1912. 
 Prin., H. S., Greenville, Ky., 1912-13; Asst. 
 Prin., H. S., Hartford. Ky., 1913-14; Instr., 
 Mod. Lang., Univ. of Miss., 1915-17; Special 
 .\gt., U. S. Dept. of Justice, Bur. of Investi- 
 gation, Waco, Tex., 191 7 — . Married Alice 
 Keown, Je 1916, Hartford, Ky. Two Children. 
 .Address, Hartford, Ky. ; bus. add.. Box 874, 
 Waco, Tex. 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 8t5 
 
 G679. "RALPH WALDO TIPPET 
 A. M., 1915; b. Mr I, 1891, Manitowoc, Wis.; 
 s. James Henry (b. Ja 24, 1859, Cornwall, Eng.) 
 and Mary (Jerome) Tippet (b. Mr 15, 1863, 
 Roscoe, in.). Prepared in janesville (Wis.) 
 H. S. A. B., Lawrence Coll., 1913. Beta Sig- 
 ma Phi; Alpha Chi Sigma. Chem., Paper Mill, 
 Appleton, Wis. 2nd K. O. T. C, Fort Sheri- 
 dan; 2nd Lt., France, 1918. Killed in action, 
 S 12, 1918. 
 
 G63o. VINCENT HOLLIS TODD 
 Clerk; A. M., 1910; Ph. D., 1912; b. Ag 22, 
 1879, North Panama, N. Y. ; s. HoUis Devillo 
 (b. O 16, 1843, Stockton, N. Y.) and Laura 
 Ann (Park) Todd (b. Jl 15, 1847, French 
 Creek, N. Y.). Prepared in Sheffield (Pa.) H. 
 S. A. B., Harvard, 1907. A. M. Chesbrough 
 Sem., North Chili, N. Y. ; Univ. of Rochester, 
 Price Greenleaf Scholarship; C. L. Jones Schol- 
 arship. Scholarship, Univ. of 111., 1909; Fel- 
 low, 1910-12; Asst., Ger., summers 1911-12; 
 Prof., Mod. Langs., Greenville Coll., 111., 19 12- 
 15; Jamestown Coll., Jamestown, N. Dak., 1915 
 16; Instr., Mod. Langs., Carnegie Inst, of 
 Tech., Pittsburgh, 1916-17; Adams Express Co., 
 do., 1917-18; Clerk in the Civil Service, Signal 
 Corps, U. S. A., Washington, D. C, 1918; 
 Dept. of Agr., Bur. of Foreign Markets, do. 
 Auth. : Baron Christoph von Graffenrieds New 
 Bern Adventures, reprinted from Deutsch 
 Ainerikanische Geschichts-Blaetter. Chicago, 
 Jahrgang. 1912, Revision (with Prof. GoebeO; 
 New Bern, Milwaukee Free Press, 1914. Mar- 
 ried Martha Frances Riggins, Ag 17, 1916. Ur- 
 bana. Address, 1278 Morse St., N. E. Wash- 
 ington, D. C; bus. add.. Corner 7th and E Sts., 
 Nf. W. Washington, D. C. 
 
 LOUIS ARTHUR TOHILL 
 1914. A. M. (See No. 5460.) 
 
 BEN TOMLINSON 
 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 2841.) 
 
 WILLIS EUGENE TOWER 
 
 1908. M. S. (See No. 847.) 
 
 MERLE JAY TREES 
 1911. C. E. (See No. 3209.) 
 
 FRANCIS JOHN TRESISE 
 1893. C. E. (See No. 622.) 
 
 WILLIAM CHILTON TROUTMAN 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8829.) 
 
 MARY LUELLA TROWBRIDGE 
 1916. A. M. (See No. 7272.) 
 
 G681. PERRY FOX TROWBRIDGE 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1906; b. Ap 25, 1866; 
 s. George Martin (b. Ap 6, 1833, N. Y.) and 
 Lesbia Eudora (Fox) Trowbridge (b. N 27, 
 1837 Pa.). Prepared in Centreville (Mich.) 
 H. S. B. Ped.. Mich., Norm. Coll., 1892; Ph. 
 B., Univ. of Mich., 1892; A. M.. do.. 1905. Phi 
 Lambda Upsiton; Alpha Chi; Delta Theta Sig- 
 ma; Sigma Xi. Instr., Ger. and Sc, Kalama- 
 zoo Coll., 1889-91; do., Ped., Mich. Norm. 
 Coll., 1892-3; Asst., C em., Univ. of Mich., 
 1893-4; Prof., Math., Kalamazoo Coll., 1894; 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of Mich., 1894-5; Stud, in 
 Braunschweig Zucker Schule, summer 1898; 
 in Marburg Univ., 1898-9; Instr., Organic 
 Chem., and Accountant in the Chem. Lab., 
 Univ. of Mich., i89';-i902; Agr. Supt. and 
 Beet Sugar Chem.. Mich, and Calif., 1002-4; 
 Research Asst., Nutrition and Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1005-7; Asst. Prof., Chem. ,1907; 
 do., in charge of Agr. C em. and Assoc. Chem. 
 in Mo. Exp. Sta., 1907-8; Prof.. Agr. Chem. 
 and Chem., do., 1908-18; Dir. of N. Dak. Exp. 
 
 Sta., 1918 — . Collaborating Chem. for Mo. 
 Bur. of Chem., U. S. Dept. of Agr.; 
 Othcial Rep. of Mo. §th Inteinat. Cong, oi 
 App. Chem. Auth.: Inspection of Commercial 
 Fertilizers, 1907-18, Univ. of Mo. E.vp. Sta. 
 Bills.; also numerous scientific papers. Mem., 
 Baptist Church; A. C. S.; Am. Assn. Official 
 Agr. Chem. V. P., 1916-17, Pres., 1917-18; 
 Am.' Soc. An. Nutrition; A. A. A. S.; Cml. 
 Club, Columbia, Mo. Married Grace Hall, S 
 4, 1894.. Children: Hugh Merton, b. My 15, 
 1899; Eleanor, b. Ap 13, 1901; Vernon Hall, b. 
 O 23, 1902; Neva, b. F 10, 1906; Marion, b. 
 Je 29, 1908. Address, North Dakota Exp. Sta., 
 University P. O., N. Dak. 
 
 G682. YANG FENG TSENG 
 M. S., 1918; b. N 24, 1886, Shanghai, 
 Kiangsu, China; s. H. Y. Tseng. B. S., Pei 
 Yang Univ., 191 1. Address, 6 Thome St., 
 Shanghai, Kiangsu, China. 
 
 G683. YING-HSUAN HSUWEN TSOU 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; b. S 14, 1886, Dis- 
 trict of Wu-hu, China; s. Chai-lia Tsou. 
 B. S., Cornell, 1912. Address, Univ. of Nan- 
 king, China. 
 
 G684. TSEH LING TSU 
 A. M., 1918; b. S 7, 1887, Kingtang, Chi- 
 na; s. Y. B. Hsu. A. B., Univ. of Nanking, 
 1914. Address, no Hsu Gia Kai, Kintang, 
 Kiangsu, China.t 
 
 G685. ESTON VALENTINE TUBBS 
 Prin., H. S.; A. M., 1910; b. F 14, 1883, 
 Hillsboro, Ind.; s. Daniel Orlando (b. S 4, 
 1854, Winamac, Ind.) and Hattie (Cheney) 
 Tubbs (b. Ap 2, 1863. Hillsboro, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Rossville H. S. A. B., N. W. Univ., 
 1909. Kappa Delta Pi. Fellow, Hist.; Prin., 
 Tp. H. S., Lawrenceville, 111., 1910-12; do., 
 Centralia, 111., 1912-17; do., H. S., Tulsa, Ok- 
 la., 1917^. Auth.: The Part-time Plan in the 
 (Tentralia Tp. H. S., Sch. Review, Vol. 26, 
 1918. Pres., Egyptian Sch. Masters Club; 
 V P., S. West. 111. Teachers Assn.; Gen. Com. 
 of N. Central Assn. of Colleges and Secondary 
 Schs. ; Com. of N. Central Assn. for 111.; Pres., 
 H. S. Section of East Okla. St. Teachers Assn. 
 Married Vinnie Isabelle McAllister, F 24, 1904, 
 Rossville, 111. Children: Edwin Daniel, b. S 4, 
 1906; Dorothy Louise, b. O 15, 1908; Genevieve 
 Bernice b. S 25, 1910; Marion Lois, b. S 21, 
 1914. Address. 1 1 1 E. Haskell St., Tulsa, Okla.; 
 bus. add.. High School, do. 
 
 EFFIE MAY TULL 
 1907. A. M. (See No. 1605.) 
 
 ROBERT EDGAR TURLEY, Jr. 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 5979-) 
 
 HUBERT MICHAEL TURNER 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 4468.) 
 
 G686. LYNNE HERMAN ULICH 
 Assistant; B. S., Grinnell Coll., 1914; b. 
 Ja 2, 1892, Creston, la.; s. John and Hattie 
 (Maurer) Ulich (b. Mr 31, 1868, Mishawaka, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Villisca (la.) H. S. Teach- 
 er, Sc, H. S.. Albia, la., 1914-15; do., Win- 
 dom Coll., Montivideo, Minn.. 1915-16; Grad. 
 Asst. Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1916; Asst.. do., 
 191 7 — . Address, 510 E. C'-almers St., Cham- 
 paign; bus. add., 256 Chem. Bldg., Univ. of 
 111., Urbana; 
 
 G687. HELENA MARIE ULRICI 
 A. M., 1917; b. N 2, 1891, Rockford. 111.; 
 d. Douglas (b. My 9. 1S61 Beloit, Wis.) and 
 Emma Rebecca (Judd) Ulrici (b. F i, 1863, 
 Durand. 111.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. A. 
 B., Rockford Coll. for Women, 1915. Scholar- 
 ship from Rockford Coll. Address, 1047 Harlem 
 Blvd., Rockford, 111. 
 
8i6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 G688. HELEN UPDEGRAFF 
 Research Chem.; A. M., 1917; b. Ag i, 1890, 
 Columbia, Mo.; d. Milton (b. F 22, 1859, 
 Decorah, la.) and Alice Maxwell (Lamb) Up- 
 degraff (b. Mr 7, 1861, Madison, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Western H. S., Washington, D. C; A. 
 B., Cornell. Alpha Phi; Alpha Theta Chi; Fel- 
 lowship, Univ. of III., 1917-18. Grad. Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Fellow, do., 
 1917-1S; Research Asst. Chem., Del. Exp. Sta., 
 1918 — . Address, Delaware College, Newark, 
 Del. 
 
 G689. THOMAS CARLTON UPHAM 
 A. M., 1918; b. Ja 9, 1894, Fitchburg, 
 Mass.; s. N. C. Upham. B. S., Mass. Agr. 
 Coll., 1916. Address, 17 Longwood Ave., Fitch- 
 burg, Mass.t 
 
 G690. LENT DAYTON UPSON 
 Dir., Bur. Govt. Research; Ph. D., 1911; b. 
 N 5, 1886, De Leon Springs, Fla.; s. Jesse 
 Bronson (b. Ja 6, 1852 Seward, 111.) and 
 Mary (Sibley) L'pson (b. Ja 20, i860, Terre 
 Haute, Ind.). Prepared in Rockford H. S. A. 
 B., Univ. of Wis., 1908; A. M., do., 1909. Aca- 
 cia. Tr. Sch. for Pub. Serv. of N. Y. Bur. of 
 Municipal Research, 1911-12; In charge. Muni- 
 cipal Exhibit of Cincinnati, 1912; Dir., Dayton 
 Bur. of Municipal Research, 1912-15; Sec, 
 Citizens Relief Com., Dayton, O., 1913; Asst. 
 Dir., N. Y. Bur. of Municipal Research, 1914; 
 Ex. Sec, Nat. Cash Register Co., 1915-16; 
 Dir., Detroit Bur. of Govt. Research, 1916 — ; 
 Council, Nat. Municipal League, 1917 — ; Trus- 
 tee, Detroit Community Union, 1918 — ; Ad- 
 visory, Editorial Bd., I\fat. Municipal Review: 
 Lecturer. Municipal Adm., Univ. of Mich. 
 Auth. : Sources of Municipal Revenues in II!., 
 Univ. of 111. Press, 1912; contributions to Pro- 
 fessional mags. Mem., Knight Templar; Shrine: 
 Am. Pol. Sc. Assn.; Govt. Research Confer- 
 ence; Am. Statistical Assn.; Am. Acad, of Soc. 
 and Pol. Sc. Married Marie Evelyn Rehmert, 
 Detroit. My 29, 1917. Address, 284 Virginia 
 Park, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 *HOWARD De WITT VALENTINE 
 1915. M. S. (See No. 5982.) 
 
 G691. ERNEST VAN ALSTYNE 
 Asst. Chief. Agr. Sta.; M. S., 191 7; b. Ap 
 15, 1882, Grand Ledge, Mich. Prepared in Lan- 
 sing (Mich.) H. S. B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 1907. Phi Lambda Upsilon. In charge of lab. 
 section, H. S. Chem., one term; Mechanic, 
 three summers; Asst., Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-11; Assoc, do., 1911-15; 
 Asst. Chief, do., 1915-18; on leave, 1918 — . 
 Mem., 111. Acad, of Sc. Married Adah Mariam 
 Stowell, Ag 10, 1910, Lowell, Mich. Address, 
 912 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 GEORGE ATHOL VAN BRUNT 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 3583.) 
 
 G692. HARLEY JONES VAN CLEA\-E 
 (Husband of No. 4658) 
 
 Associate; M. S., 1910; Ph. D., 1913; b. O 5, 
 1886, Knoxville, 111.; s. Jasper M. (b. Mr 7, 
 1856, Henderson, 111.) and Mary (Jones) Van 
 Cleave (b. Mr 15, 1846, Franklin, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Knoxville H. S. B. S., Knox Coll., 
 1909. Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha. Scholarship, 
 Zool., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Fellow, 1910-11; 
 Asst., 1911-13; Instr.. 1913-16; Assoc, 1916 — . 
 Auth.: Laboratory Directions for an Elemen- 
 tary Course in General Zool., D. H. Lloyde. 
 1916; articles in Zool. Ansciger; Jour, of Mor- 
 phoL; Jour, of Parasitol.; Biol. Bui.; Educa- 
 tional Adm. and Supervision; Trans. Am. Mi- 
 croscopic Soc; Sch. and Soc. Mem., Kappa 
 Delta Pi; A. A. A. S.; Am. Soc. Zool.; Am. 
 Microscopic Soc; Treas., 111. Acad, of Sc. 
 Married Bernice Ford ('11), Ag i, 1914. Child, 
 
 Dorothy Lucile, b. My 20, 1917. Address, 1107 
 S. Busey Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 300 Nat. 
 Hist. Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 EDWARD EVERETT VAN CLEVE 
 
 1912. A. M. (See No. 5467.) 
 
 ARCHIBALD BEEBE VAN DEUSEN 
 
 1913. M. S. (See No. 5469.) 
 
 MARK ALBERT VAN DOREN 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 6634.) 
 
 G693. WILLIAM ALEXANDER VAN- 
 WINKLE 
 
 Assistant; M. S., 1917; b. D 27, 1883, Gen- 
 eseo, 111.; s. Adrian Alexander (b. Je 5. 1851, 
 do.) and Margaret Blanche (Quinn) Van- 
 Winkle (b. Ap 25. 1854, Shullsburg, Wis.). 
 Prepared in West. H. S., Detroit. B. S., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1911. Instr., Gen. Chem., Case Sch. 
 of Applied Sc, Cleveland, O., 1911-15; Asst., 
 Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1915 — . Auth.: (with 
 Fred L. Bardwell) Laboratory Experiments in 
 Inorganic Chemistry. 1912. Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Sigma Xi. Address, 805 W. Oregon St., 
 Urbana; btis. add., 259 Chem. Bldg., Univ. of 
 111., do. 
 
 G694. GEORGE WALLACE VANZEE 
 
 Student; M. S., 1917; b. Jl 27, 1890. Pella, 
 la.; s. Richard P. (b. Jl 14, 1858, do.) and 
 Cornelia (Westerly) Vanzee (b. Ap 19, 1863, 
 Chicago). Prepared in Central Acad.; Central 
 L^niv., Pella, la., 1911-15. B. S., Central Univ., 
 1915. Grad. Stud. Univ. of Chicago, 1915-16; 
 Stud., Central Univ., Pella, la. Address, 404 
 Addition St.. Pella, la. 
 
 G695. *LESTER CARLTON VER NOOY 
 -Assistant; A. M., 1918; b. F 20, 1894, En- 
 field, N. Y.; s. Charles D. Ver Nooy. Univ. of 
 Mich. A. B., Amherst Coll., 1916. Gamma Al- 
 pha; Sigma Xi. Asst., Zool.. Univ. of 111., 
 1916-18; Prof., Zool., St. Norm, and Tr. Sch., 
 Cortland, N. Y., 1919. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Died Ja 19, 1919, Cortland, N. Y. 
 
 FREDERICK KETCHUM VIAL 
 1917. C. E. (See No. 453.) 
 
 G696. DEVI DYAL VIRMANI 
 Instructor; M. S., 1915; b. 1887, Bahawal- 
 pore, India: s. Takan Das Virmani. A. B., 
 Stanford Univ., 1913. Address, Lahore, India. f 
 
 G697. LILY BELLE VOEGELEIN 
 Professor; A. M., 1913; b. Mr 31, 1S90, Sa- 
 lem, Neb.; d. Alexander Gottlieb (b. D 22, 
 ■853, Syracuse, N. Y. ) and Anna Barbara (El- 
 lerman) Voegelein (b. Mr 28, 1854, la.). Pre-' 
 pared in Falls City (Neb.) H. S. A. B., N. W. 
 Coll.. 1912. Scholarship, Classics, Univ. of 
 111., 1912-13; Fellow, do., 1913-14; Stud., Univ. 
 of Calif., 1915; Prof., Grrek and Latin, N. W. 
 Coll., Naperville, 111., 1915 — . Address, Naper- 
 ville. 111. 
 
 IRMA ELIZABETH VOIGT 
 191 1. A. M. (See No. 4472.) 
 
 G698. ERNEST HARRY VOLLWEILER 
 Chemist; A. M., 1916; Ph. D., 1918; b. Ag 
 22, 1893; s. Jacob (b. 1858, Ger.) and Charlotte 
 (Tangemann) Vollweiler (b. 1858, do.). Pre; 
 pared in Morgan Tp. (O.) H. S. A. B., Miami 
 L'niv., 1914. Phi Kappa Tau; Gamma Alpha; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Chem., Abbott Lab., 
 Chicago, 1918 — . Mem., A. C. S., 1915—. Ad- 
 dress, 1725 Wilson Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 
 Abbott Laboratory, do. 
 
 HARRY DWIGHT WAGGONER 
 
 1914. A. M. 1916. Ph. D. (See No. 4013.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 817 
 
 G699. BERNICE CORNELIA WAIT 
 Instructor; M. S., 1917; b. F 13. 1891, Green- 
 ville, 111.; d. Jay B. (b. N 5, 1866, do.) and 
 Lizzie Jane (Plant) Wait (b. O 24, 1866, do.). 
 Prepared in Greenville H. S. B. S., McKen- 
 dree Coll., 19 14. Omicron Nu; Alpha Theta 
 Chi; Sigma Xi. Instr., H. Sc., Okla. A. and 
 M. Coll., Stillwater, Okla., 191 7 — . Address, 
 303 West St., Stillwater. Okla.; bus. add.. Wo- 
 man's Bldg., A. and M. Coll., do. 
 
 G700. CHARLES JEFFERSON WAITS 
 Supt., Schs.; A. M., 1900; b. Mr 5. 1863, 
 Elizabethtown, Ind. ; s. Reuben (b. 1840, Chilo, 
 O.) and Nancy (McGannon) Waits (b. 1840, 
 Vernon, Ind.). Prepared in Sand Creek H. S.; 
 Ind. St. Norm. Sch. A. B., Univ. of Ind., 1894. 
 Supt., Prin., and Teacher, H. S., Terre Haute, 
 Ind., 1899 — . Married Minnie Bell Rundell, N 
 29, 1894, Spencer. Ind. Children: Alice Mar- 
 jory, b. S 12, 1894; Ruth Agnes, b. D 23, 1901 ; 
 Charles Edward, b. Je 30, 1904. Address, 1940 
 N. loth St., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 G701. EDWARD HARDENBERGH WALDO 
 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; E. E., 1917; b^ Mr 
 5, 1866, Hornell, N. Y. ; s. Milton (b. A* 28. 
 1822, Neward Valley, N. Y.) and Maria Lan- 
 sing (Hardenbergh) Waldo (b. D 29, 1829, 
 Auburn, N. Y.). Prepared in Canandaigua 
 and Phillips Acads. A. B., Amherst Coll., 1888; 
 M. E., Cornell, 1890. Phi Beta Kappa; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. With Gen. Elec. Co., 
 1890-93; Instr., E. E., Univ. of Pa., 1894-1904; 
 Engng. Dept., Crocker Wheeler Co., 1904-07; 
 Asst. Prof.. Elect. Design., Univ. of 111., 
 1907 — . Mem., Presby. Church; A. I. E. E.; 
 A. A. A. S. Married Mina Kathleen Stock- 
 bridge, Ag 15, 1893, Amherst, Mass. Children: 
 Edward Stockbridge, b. N 10, 1895 (died Ja 23, 
 1909); John Hardenbergh, b. F 15. 1898; Cor- 
 nelius Beaman, b. Ag 5, 1901 (died S 17, 1904) ; 
 Allen Worcester, b. Ag 27, 1904; Helen Eliza- 
 beth, b. N 25, 1906. Address, 802 W. Illinois 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., 301-C Elect. Engng. 
 Laboratory, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM WALKER 
 1917- M. S. (See No. 8036.) 
 
 CHARLES ALBERT WALTER 
 1901. M. S. (See No. 1179.) 
 
 THOMAS WILLIAM WALTON 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 4477.) 
 
 EDWARD HARVEY WALWORTH 
 191 7. M. S. (See No. 5990.) 
 
 G702. CHI NYOK WANG 
 A. M., 1917; b. S 30, 1892, Peking:, China; 
 s. T. T. and Z. T. Wang. Prepared in Laura 
 Haygood Sch., Soochow, China; Kwasmi Jo 
 Gakko, Japan. B. A., Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1916. 
 Address, 147 Zih Zien St., Soochow, China. 
 
 G703. CHING-CHUN WANG 
 Managing Dir. ; Ph. D., 191 1; b. Je 14, 1883, 
 Chihli Province, China; s. Wang Tuo (b. S 
 15, 1864, do.). Prepared in Peking Univ.; O 
 Wesleyan Univ. Ph. B., Yale, 1908; A. M. 
 do., 1909. Delta Pi Psi; Pres., Yale Cosmo 
 politan Club; do., 111. Cosmopolitan Club; do. 
 Assoc. Cosmopolitan Clubs of the U. S.; do. 
 Chinese Studs. Alliance^ do.. Joint Council 
 do.; Ed. -in-Chief, Chinese Students Monthly 
 Fellowship, Sec. and Councilor of the Min 
 istry of Foreign Affairs of Provisional Govt 
 of Republic of China, Nanking; Mem., Spec 
 ial Delegation of nine sent by Pres. Sun Yat 
 Sen to Peking, 1912; Co-Dir., Peking-Mukden 
 R. R.; V. Chm. in charge of the Comn. on the 
 Unification of Ry. Accounts and Statistics; 
 Dir., Dept. of Ry. Accounts and Finance; 
 
 Councillor, Ministry of Communications; Man- 
 aging Dir., Peking-Hankow Ry. Served in Revo- 
 lution and in Cabinet of Pres. Sun Yat Sen; 
 Mem. of Chinese Mission to Peace Confer- 
 ence, Paris, 1918 — . Auth.: Articles, The Coming 
 Struggle in the Far East, Pacific Monthly; 
 How China is fighting against Opium, The 
 li'orld Today; Why the Chinese Oppose For- 
 eign Railway Loans, Am. Pol. Sc. Review; The 
 Hankow Szechuan Ry. Loan Controversy, Am. 
 Jour. Internat. Law; The New Chinese Curren- 
 cy, A^. Am. Revietv; Abolition of the Queue, At- 
 lantic Monthly. Mem.. Am. Econ. Soc. Address, 
 5 Knei-Chia Chang, Hatamen, Peking, China; 
 bus. add.. Head Office, Peking-Hankow Ry., 
 Peking, China. 
 
 TE CHANG WANG 
 1917. M. S. (See No. 8042.) 
 
 1907. 
 
 RUTH AIMEE WARDALL 
 A. M. (See No. 1996.) 
 
 G704. EARLE HORACE WARNER 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; Ph.' D., 1918; b. 
 S 17, 1889, Cedar Falls, la.; s. Horace Emery 
 (b. Mr r, 1855, Castletown, N. Y.) and 
 Mary P. (Williams) Warner (b. Mr 5, :8s5, 
 Troy, N. Y.). Prepared in Man. Tr. H. S., 
 Denver. B. S., Univ. of Denver, 1912. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Phi Lambda Psi; Sigma Xi. Stud, 
 .^sst., Phys., Univ. of Denver, 1912; do., Univ. 
 of 111., 1912-17; Instr., do., 1917-18; Physi- 
 cist, Research Lab., West. Elect. Co., New 
 York City, igi8 — . Married Katherine L. John- 
 son, Je 24, 191S, Denver. Child, Edmona 
 Loy, b. My 15. 191 6. Address, P. O. Box 38, 
 318 W. S7th St., New York City; bus. add.. 
 Western Electric Co., do. 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD WARREN 
 1917. C. E. (See No. 5486.) 
 
 G70S. MARGARET WASHINGTON 
 (PFEIFFER) 
 (Wife of No. S357-) 
 A. M., 1913; b. Ja 14, 1890, Rochester, N. 
 Y.; d. Irving (b. S 11, 1851, Aurora, 111.) and 
 Frances (Milliman) Washington (b. O 20, 
 1859, Rochester, N. Y.). Prepared in Lake- 
 view H. S., Chicago. A. B., Smith Coll., 1912. 
 Kappa Kappa Gamma. Scholarship, Univ. of 
 111.. 1912; Europe, 1913-14; Fellow, Smith 
 Coll., 1914-15. Married Benjamin Salisbury 
 Pfeilfer ('12), S 18, 1916, Chicago. Child, 
 Frances Washington, b. Ag 17, 1917. Address, 
 853 Lawrence Ave., Chicago. 
 
 LESLIE ABRAM WATERBURY 
 1905. C. E. 1918. A. E. (See No. 1785.) 
 
 G706. GORDON WATKINS 
 Instructor; A. M., 1915; b. Mr 9, 1889, Bryn 
 Mawr, Wales; s. Benjamin (b. Mr i, 1843, 
 do.) and Mary Ann (Davies) Watkins (b. 
 Je 10, 1850, do.). Prepared in Wheaton Coll. 
 Acad.; Fargo Coll. Acad. A. B., Mont. Univ., 
 1914; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., igi8. Sigma Nu; 
 Phi Eta; Tau Kappa Alpha; Y. M. C. A.; 
 Althenian; Hawthorne Lit. Soc; President's 
 Prize in Econ., 1913-14; Bennett Essay Prize 
 in Econ. Scholar, Sociol., Univ. of HI., 1914- 
 15; Harrison Fellow, Econ., Univ. of Pa., 
 1916-17; Asst., Sociol., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; 
 Instr., Econ., 111. St. Norm. Univ., summer 
 1917; Instr., Econ., Univ. of II!., 1917 — •. 
 Auth.: Survey of the Revenue System of 
 Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Flanigan- 
 Pearson; Some Aspects of the Labor Prob- 
 lem, do. Mem., Congr. Church. Married Anna 
 Evelyn Watkins, My 16, 1Q17, Philadelphia. 
 .Address, 1211 W. Clark St., LTrbana; bus. add., 
 309 Commerce Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
8i8 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 G707. HELEN GERTRUDE WATSON 
 Teacher; A. M 1912; b. Ja 6, 1888, Pleasant 
 Green, 111.; d. George M. (b. Ag 22, 1857, 
 Henderson Co., Iil.) and Grace Gertrude (Wor- 
 nom) Watson (b. J! 3, 1863, Warren Co., 1)1.). 
 Prepared in Abingdon H. S. A. B., Hedding 
 Coll., 1911. Scholarship, Classics; Fellow, do.; 
 Teacher, H. S., Oneida, 111., 1913-14; do., 
 Galva, III., 1914-17; Galesburg, 111., 1917 — . 
 Mem., Classical Assn. of Middle West and 
 South. Address, R. 4, Galesburg, 111.; bus. add.. 
 High School, do. 
 
 JANE COULSON WATSON 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 7290.) 
 
 G708. MINNIE ELIZABETH WATSON 
 
 (KAMM) 
 
 (Wife of No. 4738) 
 
 M. S., 1913; Ph. D., 191s; b. D 8, 18S6, 
 Fostoria, Mich.; d. Samuel J. (b. 1855, Ont., 
 Can.) and Anna (Galliver) Watson (b. 1861 
 St. Louis). Prepared in Flint (Mich.) H. S. 
 A. B., O.ivet Coll., 1909. Fellow, Zool., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-15. Teacher, H. Sc, Oyster Bay, 
 L. I., 1910-13, 1915-16. Auth.: Studies on 
 Gregarines, ///. Biol. Monographs; Some New 
 Gregarine Parasites from Arthropoda, Jour, of 
 ParasitoL; The Use of Gregarines in the Lab- 
 oratory as Typical of a Protozoan Class, Sell. 
 Sc. and Math.; Infusorian Parasite in Sand 
 Fleas, Jour. ParasitoL; Three New Gregarines 
 from Marine Crustacea, do.; Observations on 
 Polycistid Gregarines from Arthropoda, do.; 
 The Develojiment of Gregarines and Their Re- 
 lation to the Host Tissues, do.; Notes on 
 Known Gregarines, Sch. Sc. and Math. Mem.. 
 Sigma Xi. Married Oliver Kamm ('11), Ag 
 30, 1916, N. Y. City. Child, Robert, b. F 3, 
 1919. Address, 1003 S. Race St., Urbana. 
 
 DRURY LEE WEATHERHEAD 
 1909. M. S. (See No. 3594.) 
 
 G709. ROY IRVING WEBBER 
 Professor; C. E., 1906; b. Ag 27, 1876, War- 
 saw, Ind.; s. Irvin B. (b. Mr 31, 1846, Atwater 
 Center, O.) and Jane Mary (Wilson) Webber 
 (b. My 22 1855, Warsaw, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Warsaw (Ind.) H. S. B. S., Purdue Univ., 
 1899. Acacia; Tau Beta Pi; Iota Chi Delta. 
 Pa. R. R., 1899-1900; City Engr., Sewickley, 
 Pa., 1900-02; Instr., Civ. Engr., Univ. of 111., 
 1902-06; Asst. Prof., Struct. Engng., Pa. St. 
 Coll., 1906-12; Prof., Arch. Engng.. do., 
 1912 — ; Struct, and Consulting Engr., 1906 — ; 
 Consulting Engr., Dept. of Labor and Indus., 
 St. of Pa., 1915 — . Councilman, Boro of St. 
 Coll., 1916-20. Mem., Presby. Church; Assoc. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E.; Soc. for Prom, of Engng. 
 Educ. ; Nat. Geographic; Nat. Masonic Research 
 Soc; A. F. A. M.; Scottish Rite Bodies; Dir., 
 Local Red Cross. Married Olive Jennie Holtz- 
 berger, O 3, 1900. Children: Deane, b. Mr 30, 
 1902; Margaretta, b. S 22, 1903. Address, 
 State College, Pa. 
 
 G710. ASA ORRIN WEESE 
 Professor; A. M., 1918; b. N 7, 1883, Hutch- 
 inson, Minn.; s. Peter Chester (b. N 21, 1845, 
 Can.) and Alice Martha (Van Buskirk) 
 Weese (b. Mv 30, i8s2, do.). Prepared in 
 Hutchinson (Minn.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1Q09. Stud., Univ. of Calif., summer, 
 1012; Univ of Minn., summers 1900-10; Univ. 
 of Chicago, summer. 1013; Univ. of 111., sum- 
 mers 1016-17. Asst. Prof., Biol.. Univ. of N. 
 M., Albunuerque, 1911-13; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1913-14: Prof., do., 1914 — . Instr.. S. A. T. C 
 tjniv. of New Mexico. Auth.: An Exp. Study of 
 the Reactions of the Horned Lizard. 
 Phrvnosoma Mode?tum. Gir. a Reptile of the 
 Semi-desert Biol Bui.: A Simple Electrical 
 Heating Device for Incubators etc.. Anatomical 
 Record: The Urine of the Horned Lizard. Sc; 
 
 Environmental Reactions of Phrynosmoma, Am. 
 Nat. Mem., Sigma Xi; P.,i Kappa Psi; Ecolog. 
 Soc. of Am.; Entomology Soc. of Am.; Am. 
 Microscopic Soc; A. A. A. S.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Josephine Mousley, Je 2, 191 5, Albu- 
 querque, N. M. Address, 1213 E. Central Ave., 
 Albuquerque, N. M.; bus. add., Univ. of New 
 Mexico, do. 
 
 G711. HARRY MONTGOMERY WEETER 
 Professor; M. S., 1917; b. D 7, 1887, Sligo, 
 Pa.; s. William Montgomery (b. S 13, 1857, 
 do.) and Jane Adeline (Vogle) Weeter (b. Jl 
 9, 1864, do.). Prepared in New Bethlehem 
 (Pa.) H. S.; Allegheny Coll. Prep. Sc 1. A. 
 B., Allegheny Coll., 1911. Phi Gamma Delta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Teacher, Sc H. 
 S., Parnassus, Pa., 1911-12; do., Connellsville, 
 Pa., 1912-14;- Asst., Dairy Husb., Univ. of 
 111., 1914-17; Asst. Prof., Dairy Bacteriol., 
 Purdue Univ.; Asst., do., Purdue, Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1917-18; Grad. Sch., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1918 — . Auth.: (with M. J. Prucha and W. H. 
 Chambers) Germ Content of Milk As Influ- 
 enced by Factors at the Barn, ///. Agr. E.rp. 
 Sta., Bui. 199, 1917; Germ Content of Milk II 
 As influenced by the Utensils, do.; (with M. J. 
 Prucha and W. H. Chambers) ///. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Bui. 204, 19 1 8. Married Ida Mabel Slout, 
 Ag 8, 1914. Child, William Montgomery, b. S 
 1, 1915 (died S 8, 191s). Address, 832 E. Cal- 
 fax Ave., Denver, Colo. 
 
 G712. HENRY JOSEPH WEILAND 
 Research Chem.; M. S., 1915; Ph. D., 1917; 
 b. My 7, 1890, Rochester, N. Y.; s. Joseph 
 Henry (b. i860, Greece, N. Y.) and Emma M. 
 (Delaney) Weiland (b. Ontario, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Rochester (N. Y.) H. S. B. S., Univ. 
 of Rochester, 1913. Psi Upsilon; Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Theta 
 Nu Epsilon. Research Chem., Milwaukee, Wis. 
 Auth.: Hydrogen Sulphide in the Well Water 
 of Chicago and Vicinity, ///. St. Water Survey 
 Bui.; Tie Equivalent Conductance of Electro- 
 lytes in dilute Aqueous Solution, Jour. A. C. S., 
 Vol. 40, 1918. Address, 702 Marshall St.. Mil- 
 waukee; bus. add., Newport Chem. Works, 
 Carrollville, Wis. 
 
 THEODORE WEINSHENK. 
 1909. M. E. (See No. 1004.) 
 
 RALPH WILSON WEIRICK. 
 1900. M. Arch. (See No. 1291.) 
 
 G713. CAMILLO WEISS 
 Chemist; M. S. 1917; b. Je 11, 1886, Austria. 
 Prepared in K. K. Staats Ober-Realschule in 
 Vienna; K. K. Technische Hochschule, Vienna, 
 C. E., Vienna, 1910. Sigma Xi. Research 
 Fellow, Univ. of 111. Engng. Exp. Sta., 1915-17; 
 Struct. Engr. with various concerns, resident in 
 Pa., 1910-12; 1914-15; Mass., 1912-13; Md., 
 1913-14; 111., 1914 — ; Instr., Struct. Engng., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1917-18; Chem., Guerbero Engng. 
 Co., Bet' lehem. Pa., igi8— . Auth.: Social 
 Duties and Privileges of the Engineer, Jour, of 
 Enrirs. Soc. of Pa.; The Evolution of the Bridge 
 Builder. Tcchnograph. Mem., Engrs. Soc. of 
 Pa., 1910-15; Austrian Soc. of Engrs. and 
 Archs., 1910-15; Soc. for Prom, of Engng. 
 Educ, 1917 — ; Univ. Club. Bethlehem. Pa. and 
 Urlsana. Address, Guerbers Engineering Co., 
 Bethlehem, Pa. 
 
 G714. PAUL SMITH WELCH 
 Professor; A. M., 1911; Ph. D., 1913; b. Ja 
 28, 1882, Oconee 111.; s. John N. and Emma 
 I ouisa (Smith) Welsh. Prepared in James 
 Millikin Univ. Acad. A. B.. James Mill'ken 
 Univ., iQio. Sigma Xi: Fellowship in Zool., 
 L'niv. of 111., 1010-13. Instr.. Entomol.. Kan. 
 St. Agr. Col'.. 1913-14; Asst. Prof., do., 1014- 
 16; Assoc. Prof., do., 1916-18; Asst. Prof., 
 Zool. Univ. of Mich.. Ann Arbor. Mich., 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 S19 
 
 1918 — . Instr., Entomol., Univ. of Mich., Biol. 
 Sta.. summers :gu-i3; In charge of Entomol., 
 O. St. Univ. Lake Lab., summer 191 7. Auth.: 
 Studies on the Enchytraeidae of North Ameri- 
 ca, Bui. III. St. Lab. Nat. Hist., 1914; Observa- 
 tions on life History and Habits of Hydromyza 
 Confluens, Annals Entomol. Soc. Am., 1914; 
 Snow Field and Glacier OHgochaeta from Mt. 
 Rainier. Wash., Transactions Am. Microscopic 
 Soc; and 22 other papers. Mem.. Am. Soc. 
 Zoologists; Ecol. Soc. of Am.; Entomol. Soc. 
 of Am.; Am. Microscopic Soc. Address, 109 N. 
 Ingalls St., Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 G7ts. LOUIS DWIGHT HARVELL WELD 
 Manager; A. M., 1907; b. Ap :8 1882, Hyde 
 Park, Mass.; s. Stuart F. (b. N. Y.) and Anna 
 (Harvell) Weld (b. Mass.). Prepared in Hyde 
 Park (Mass.) H. S. A. B., Bowdoin Coll., 1905; 
 Ph. D.. Columbia, 1908. Theia Delta Chi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Instr., Econ., Univ. of Wash., 
 1908-og; do.. Univ. of Pa.. 1909-10; Special 
 Agt.. Bur. of the Census, 1910-12; Asst. Prof., 
 Econ., Univ. of Minn., 1912-1 ■;; Prof., Bus. 
 Adm., Yale, 1015-17; Mgr., Cml. Researc'i 
 Dept., Swift & Co., Chicago. 1917 — . Married 
 Florence Barbara Applegate, D 23, 1909, New 
 York City. Children: Dwight. b. D 21, 1011; 
 Theodore D., b. Ag 16, 1914. Address, Swift & 
 Co., Chicago. 
 
 MIRIAM URSULA WELLES (REEVES) 
 1909. A. M. (See No. 1998.) 
 
 ORPHA MAY WELLMAN 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 4968.) 
 
 G716. ELIAS HERBERT WELLS 
 Professor; A. M., 1901; b. N 7. 1872, Philo, 
 111.; s. Frank (b. D % 1844, Coshocton, O.) 
 and Cordelia Jane (Evans) Wells (b. D 3, 
 1845, Brown Co.. O.). Prepared in Urbane H. 
 S.; O. Norm. Sch.; DePauw Prep. Sch. Ph. 
 B.. De Pauw Univ.. 1900. Phi Beta Kanpa; 
 Pres., Sr. Class. Grad. Stud.. Univ. of Wis., 
 igoi-02; Prof. Hist, and Pol. Sc, Neb. Wes- 
 leyan LTniv. Married Mary Belle Reed, Je 13, 
 iSo.S Philo, 111. Children: Herbert b. N 11, 
 1896: Helen Lucile. b. N 2, 1897; Edna Louise, 
 b. Mr 13, 1902; Frances B., b. O 12, 1908. 
 .Address, la^ E. isth St., University Place, 
 Neb. 
 
 G717. GRACE ADALINE WELLS 
 (MORGAN) 
 Instructor: M. S., 191 ■;: b. Jl 12. i8go, Gal- 
 va. 111.; d. Dr. George Alden (b. N 11, 1858. 
 Lenox, Mass.) and Harriett Ann (BrowneU) 
 Wells (b. Ao 24. 1863. Cassville. N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Galva H. S. B. S., Knox Coll., tot 3. 
 Y. W. C. A.: Phi Mu. Collecting trip for Univ. 
 of ID. to Harpswell I ab.. South Harpswe'l, 
 Me.; Instr.. Biol., St. Norm. Sch., la Crosse, 
 Wis., 1074-18. Auth.: The Skull of Acanthias. 
 reprint from Jour, of Morphol. Married Russell 
 Van Dyke Morgan. Address, 1355 Bryn Mawr 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 G718. LANSING SADLER WELLS 
 Student; A. M., 1917: b. Je 21, 1892. Hel- 
 ena. Mont.; s. James Bradish (b. Utica, N. 
 Y.) and Antoinette (Sad'er) Wells (b. Salt 
 Lake Citv). Prepared in Helena (Mont.) H. S.; 
 Univ. of Utah, A. B., Univ. of Mont., lois. 
 Sigma Xi: Phi Lambda Unsilon; Iota Nu. Fel- 
 lows'^'P Chem., LTniv. of 111., iqi8 — . Address, 
 611 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add., Univ. 
 of III., do. 
 
 G719. MORRIS MILLER WELLS 
 Instructor; Ph. D., igi.-;: b. N 3, i88.s; s. M. 
 T. Wells. Prer^ared in Kan. St. Norm. Sch. 
 S. B.. Univ. of Chicago, 1912. Teacher. Co. H. 
 S.. 1909-10. Address, 6052 Ingleside Ave., 
 Chicago. t 
 
 G720. LARS ALVIN WELO 
 Engineer; M. S., 191.5; b. Ja 29, 1888, Churchs 
 Ferry. N. Dak.; s. Hans L. (b. Jl 29, 1858, 
 Hodeland, Norway) and Caroline (Anderson) 
 Welo (b. S 21, 1864, do.). Prepared in 
 Churchs Ferry (N. Dak.) H. S. B. S., N. Dak. 
 Agr. Coll., 191 1 ; Ph. D., Univ. of Calif., 1918. 
 Sigma Xi. Instr., rl. S.. Bottineau, N. Dak.. 
 1911-12; Grad. Stud., Phys., Univ. of Calif., 
 1012-13 and 1918; Master, The Hicks Sch., 
 Santa Barbara, Calif., 1913-14; Research Asst., 
 Astron., Univ. of 111., 191.S-16; Whiting Fellow, 
 Univ. of Calif., 1916-17; Asst. Phys., do , 1917- 
 18; Engr.. Forest Products, Forest Service, 
 Madison. Wis., 1918 — . Auth.: (with C. T. 
 Knipp) Determination of the Horizontal Inten- 
 sity of the Earth's Magnetic Field by Means of 
 the Discharge from the Wehnelt Cathode, Ter- 
 restrial Magnetism and .Atmospheric Electricity, 
 1915; (with do.) A Wehnelt Cathode Ray Tube 
 Magnetometer, Philosophical Mag., 32, iqi6; 
 The Absorption of Mercury Vapor bv Tin-Cad- 
 mium Alloy, Phvs. Revieiv, 1Q17. Mem.. .\m. 
 Phys. Soc; A. ' A. A. S. Address. Church's 
 Ferry, N. Dak.; bus. add.. Forest Products Lab., 
 Madison, Wis. 
 
 G721. PAUL EBERHARD WERCKSHAGEN 
 A. M., 1908; b. Ja 29, 1882, Barmen Rheu- 
 ama, Ger. ; s. G. A. Werckshagen. A. B., Univ. 
 of Berlin, 1901. Address, St. Louis. t 
 
 CHARLES DIETRICH WESSELHOEFT 
 1913. E. E. (See No. 1787.) 
 
 G722. HAROLD MALCOLM WESTER- 
 GAARD 
 
 Instructor; Ph. D., iqi6; b. O 9. 18S8, Den- 
 mark; s. Harold Ludvig (b. 1853, do.) and 
 Thora Alvida (Koch) Westergaprd (b. i860, 
 do.). Prepared in Coiienhagen. Denmark. B. 
 -S., Univ. o'f Copenhagen, loii. Cosmopolitan 
 Club; Sigma Xi; Heimskringla; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Grad. Stud., Engng. Mech. and Math., Goettin- 
 gen, 1913; do., Munich, 1914; Designer and 
 Asst., Engng. works, 1911-14; Instr., T. and 
 A. M., Univ. of III., 1016— . Concrete Ship 
 Div., Emergency Fleet Corp., Philadelphia and 
 South Bethlehem, Pa.. 1918. Auth.: Kon- 
 strurktioner uden I ineal, Nyt Tidsskrift for 
 Mathematik, 1906; Statisk Fejludioevning. do., 
 igio. Address. S04 Michigan Ave., Urbana; 
 bus. add., 210 Engng. Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G723. TERRENCE ONAS WESTHAFER 
 Research Fellow; M. S., 1916; b. Mr 15, 
 1891, Elnora, Ind. ; s. James Sherman and 
 Mary Nancy (Toone) Westhafer. Prepared 
 in Univ. Prep. Sch., Tankawa, Okla. A. B. 
 Univ. of Okla., 1914. Sigma Xi; Alpha Chi 
 ■^igma: Phi Lambda Upsilon; Gamma Alpha; 
 Phi Delta Chi. Grad. Asst.. Chem., Univ. of 
 Til.. 1914 15; Asst.. do.. 1915-17; Research Fel- 
 low, Engng. Exp. Sta., do., 191 7 — . Regt. Sergt. 
 Mai., Okla. Nat. Guard., 191 t. Married AHdie 
 Maloy. S 6, 1916, Norman, Okla. Child. Mar- 
 iorie Westhafer, b. Mr 1, 1918. Address, 1301 
 W. Clark St., Urbana; bus. add.. Room 156 
 Chem. Bldg., Univ. of III., do. 
 
 NATHAN AUSTIN WESTON 
 1898. M. L. (See No. 586.) 
 
 G724. 'WILFRED FOREST WHEELER 
 A. M., 1909; b. My 28, 1882. Walden, N. Y.; 
 
 s. H. S. Wheeler. B. S., Kan. Univ., 1008. 
 
 Asst. Chem., 111. St. Water Sur.. Univ. of 111., 
 
 1906; Chem., Coal Investigation, III. Geol. Sur., 
 
 1906-09. Died N 17, 1909. 
 
 G725. TAMES WILPUR WHISENAND 
 .Associate; M. S., 1916; b. F 23, 1890, Har- 
 vard, Neb.; s. James Silas (b. 'ja 15. 1856. 
 Smithville, Ind.) and Alice Anna (Proctor) 
 Whisenand (b. N 28, 1854. Middlebourne, O.). 
 
820 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Prepared in Harvard (Neb.) H. S. B. S., Univ. 
 of Neb., 1914. Farm House; Alpha Zeta, 1912. 
 Asst., An. Husb., Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Instr., 
 do., 1916-1S; Assoc, (/(>., 1918 — . Mem., Sig- 
 ma Xi, iQiO — . Married Margaret Long, S 5, 
 iQiS, ^Tadison. Neb. Address, 709 \V. Nevada 
 St., Urbana; bus. add,. 113 Agriculture Bldg., 
 Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 G726. PERCY FRAZY WHISF.ER 
 Professor; A. M., 19:1; b. O 31, 1880, Jeffer- 
 son Co., la.; s. Hiram and Anna Mary Whisler. 
 Prepared in Ellston H. S. B. S. Drake Ihiiv., 
 1009. Prof., Math. & Phys., 111. Coll. Mem., 
 Am. Astron. and Astrophys. .Vssn. Married 
 Stella Meek, A^ 30, 1917, Washington, la. ■/</- 
 dress, Illinois College, Jacksonville. 111. 
 
 G7-7. JONATHAN WINBORNE WHITE 
 Jtine Chein.; M. S., lou; b. Mr 28, 18S3, 
 Greenville, N. C. ; s. Jonathan (li. Mr jS, 1S55, 
 Hertford, N. C.) and" Laura Milton (Hudgins) 
 White (b. Mr 17, 1S57, do.). Prepared in Uetli- 
 1903. Acacia. Chem.. Textile Mill, Winston- 
 el (N. C.) LI. S. B. S„ N. C. A. and M. Coll.. 
 Salem, N. C, 1003; do., Raleigh, N. C, 1904; 
 do., Heudmon N. C, 1904; Mine Chem., Miner- 
 al, Va., 1905; Soil Research Chem., Pa. St. Coll.. 
 1906 — . Auth.: articles in Pa. St. publications; 
 Jour. .4(rr. Research. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 LTniv. Club. Married Helen Francis Smith, Ja 
 I, 1916, Bellefonte, Pa. Children: Jonathan 
 Winborne, Jr., b. S 27, 1916; Helen Franin, b. 
 F 20, 19 1 8. Address, State College, Pa. 
 
 G72S. LEILA OLIVE WHITE (TILTON) 
 (.Wife of No. 7209) 
 Hist. Sec.; A. M., 1915; b. D 10, 1893, Lake 
 City, la.; d. Orion Lincoln (b. O 11, 1861. Ne- 
 meha Co., Kan.) and Olive (Hutchinson) 
 White (b. Ta 15, iS6s, Calhoun Co., la.). Pre- 
 pared in Rockford IL~ S. A. H., Rockford Coll., 
 1014. Delta Gamma. Scholarship IQ14-15; 
 Llist. Sec.,, 111. Hist. Lib., Univ. of 111., 1915—. 
 JMarricd Leon Deming Tilton ('15), N 3, igi8, 
 Columbia, S. C. Address, 1008 VV. Oregon St.. 
 I'rbana; bus. add., 418 Lincoln Hall, Llniv. of 
 111., do. 
 
 G-J9. ROBERT CALVIN WHITFORD 
 Instructor; Ph. D., 1918; b. My 5, 1892, Fac- 
 torvville. Pa.; s. Edward Everett (b. Ta 31, 
 iS6\. Brookfield, N. Y.) and Lilla (York)" Whit- 
 ford (1). Ag 10, 1867. Syracuse, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Townshend Harris H. S., New York 
 City. A. B., Coll. of the City of New York, 
 1912; M. A., Columbia, 1913. Phi Sigma Kap- 
 pa. Instr., Eng., L^niv. of Me., 1013-14; i/i>., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-19; (/o.. Knox Coll., 1919 — . 
 Auth.: Madame de Stael's Literary Reputa- 
 tion in England. Univ. of III. Studies in Lang, 
 and Lit., Vol. IV, 1918; Madame de Stael's 
 English Triunioh, South Atlantic Quarterly, 
 Vol. XV. 1916; The "Arabian Nights" and the 
 English Novel, Dial. Vol. LX, 1910; Two Notes 
 of Madame de Stael. Modern Philologv. Vol. 
 XIV, 1916. Married Mildred Marie Svkes. Te 
 17, 1916, Rochester. N. Y. Child. Marv Lvdia, 
 b. Ja 14. 1919. Address. 708 W. High St., 
 LTrbana; bus. add., c/o Knox College, Gales- 
 burg, 111. 
 
 G730. ALBERT LEMUEL WHITING 
 Asst. Prof.: Ph. D., 1012; b. My 12, 1S85, 
 Stoughton. Mass.; s. Albert Hayden (b. do.) 
 and 5lorilla Francis (Gould) Whiting (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Stoughton (Mass.) H. S. B. S., 
 ■Mass. Agr. Coll., 1908; M. S., St. Coll.. 1910. 
 Alpha Chi Epsilon; Sigma Xi. Asst., Agron.. 
 R. I. Agr. Exp. Sta.; Instr., Veterinary Sc, 
 do., 1010-12; Sec. R. I. Exp. LTnion; Fellow, 
 L^niv. of 111.. 19101 2; First Asst.. Soil Biol., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta. and Instr., Coll. of Agr., do., 
 1012-13; Assoc, Soil Biol.. Agr. Coll. and 
 Sta.. do.. 1913-17; Asst. Prof, and Asst. Chief, 
 Soil Biol., do. Auth.: (with C. G. Hopkins) 
 
 Action of Nitrite Bacteria in Dissolving Raw 
 Rock Phosphate, 1016; Soil Biol. Lab. Man- 
 uel, John NN'iley & Sons, 1017: JH. Agr. E.\[>. 
 Sta. But. 179; (with C. G. Hopkins) do. 190 
 and 202; rfy.. Limestone Tester, Ihiiv. of 111.; 
 several scientific Jour. Articles. Mem., Am. 
 .Soc. of Agron.; Soc. Am. Bacteriol.; A. A. A. 
 S. Married Lucille Du Bois. D 30, 1014, Hen- 
 nepin, 111. Child, Alice Elizabeth, b. D 21, 
 101 7. Address, 705 Gregory Place, Urbana. 
 
 *ZECH LINCOLN WHITMIRE 
 1893. M. L. (See No. 495.) 
 
 1918. 
 
 JENNIE ALMA WHITTEN 
 A. M. (See No. 88S4.) 
 
 JOHN HAMILTON WHITTEN 
 1912. A. M. 1914. Ph. D. (See No. 4975.) 
 
 G731. EDWARJ) WICHERS 
 
 Chemist; M. S., 1015; Ph. D., 1017; b. Mr 
 25, iSq2, Zeeland, Mich.; s. William (b. Ja 6, 
 1848, Province of Gelderlaiul, The Netherlands) 
 and Wilhclniina (Pyl) Wichers (b. N 28, 1852, 
 Holland, Mich.). Prepared in Zeeland (Mich.) 
 H. S. A. B.. Hope Coll.. 1913; M. A., do., 
 101 6. Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; Fellow, 
 Chem., 1916-17. .\sst., Chem., U. S. Bur. of 
 Standards. Washington. D. C 1017 — ■. Married 
 Ruth Hopkins, Je 30, 1017, Chicago. Address, 
 Woodbine St., Chevy Chase, Md.; bus. add., 
 U. S. Bur. of Standards, Washington, D. C. 
 
 G732. ALLEN SAGE WILBER 
 
 A. M., 1914: b. Mr 13. 1802. Mt. Vernon, 
 
 O.; s. F. A. Wilber. A. B., Kan. St. Univ., 
 
 1013. With Macniillan Pub. Co., New York 
 
 City. Address, 66 5th Ave., New York City. 
 
 BURTON B. WILCOX 
 1905. A. M. (See No, 2283.) 
 
 G733. ERNEST ATKINS WILDMAN 
 Research Chem.; M. S., 1914; b. Jl 2, 1889, 
 Chattanooga; s. Walter John (b. Ap 6, 1863, 
 O.) and Cora Delle (Atkins) Wildman (b. 
 Ja 4. iS6g. la.). Prepared in Drury Acad., 
 "Sjiringfield, Mo. B. S., Earlham Coll., 1912. 
 Phi Lambda L^psilon. Research Chem., Med. 
 Research, Rockefeller Inst., New York City, 
 1015-16; Research Chem., Eli Lilly & Co., In- 
 dianapolis, 1016 — . Married Edith Anne Ed- 
 wards. Je 24. 1016, Indianapolis. Address, 
 2023 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis; bus. add., 
 Eli Lilly & Co., do. 
 
 CARROLL CARSON WILEY 
 1910. C. E. (See No. 2284.) 
 
 G734. JOHN FREDERICK WILEY 
 
 (Husband of No. 2472) 
 Supt. Schs. ; A. M., 1014; b. S 22, 1876, 
 Colis Co., 111.; s. Francis Henry (b. D 6, 
 1843, Moultrie Co.. 111.) and Abigail T. (Sel- 
 lers") Wiley (b. Je 6. 1850. Ind.). Prepared in 
 I>e Pauw Acad. Pli. B., De PauwUniv., 1002. 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. Supt., 
 Sichs., Mattoon, 111., 1913 — . Married Mary 
 Frances Moss Cos), Je 4, 1008. Urbana. Chil- 
 dren: Charles Frederick, b. My 20. 1010; 
 Richard Haven, b. My 10, 1913: John Rob- 
 ert, b. Je 23, 1916. Address, 2317 Prairie Ave., 
 Mattoon, 111. 
 
 G73S. NEVA BERYL WILEY 
 Teacher; A. M.. loi:;; b. Ta 29, 1887. 
 Rochester. 111.; d. B. D. Wiley. Millikin Univ., 
 1904-05; East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1905-06. 
 .■\. B.," 111. Woman's Coll.. 1900. Asst. Prin., 
 TI. S., Barry, HI., 1909-10. Address, Elkhart, 
 
 in. 
 
 JACKSON HEATH WILKINSON 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 7308.) 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 821 
 
 CHARLES JULIUS WILLARD 
 1917- M. S. (See No. 4494.) 
 
 ANNA WALLER WILLIAMS 
 1912- A. M. (See No. 3232.) 
 
 ARTHUR EDWARDS WILLIAMS 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 4495.) 
 
 G736. DAVID WILLARD WILLIAMS 
 M. S., 1916; b. Ag 20, 1892, Venedocia, O.; 
 s. D. W. Williams. Prepared in Venedocia 
 H. S.; West IL S., Cleveland. B. S., O. St. 
 Univ., 1915. Address, Venedocia, O.t 
 
 G737. ELMER HOWARD WILLIAMS 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1910; b. D 29, 1878, 
 Soldiers Grove, Wis.; s. John (b. Je 20, 1850, 
 Zanesville, O.) and Ilarriette Frances (Moore) 
 Williams (b. Mr 9, 1856, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Soldiers Grove (Wis.) H. S. A. B., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1905; A. M., do., 1906. Sigma Xi. Assoc, 
 Phys., Univ. of 111., 1910-18; Asst. Prof., Exp. 
 Phys., 1918 — . Auth.: Distributed Capacity of 
 Resistance Boxes, Phys. Review, Vol. 26, 1908; 
 The Nature of Spark Discharge at Very Small 
 Distance, do., Vol. 31, 1910; Spark Discharge 
 at Very Small Distances, do.. Vol. 32, 191 1; 
 Increase of Magnetic Induction in Nickel Bars 
 Due to Transverse Joints, do.. Vol. 33, 191 1; 
 Electron Theory of Magnetism, Engng. E.tp. 
 Sta. Bill., No. 62; Saturation Value of the In- 
 tensity of Magnetism and the Theory of the 
 Hysteresis Loop, Phys. Review, Vol. 6, 1915. 
 Mem., M. E. Church; Am. Phys. Soc. Married 
 Mary Stuart Davidson, O 23, 1905, Lynxville, 
 Wis. Address, 804 Michigan Ave., Urbana, 
 bus. add., 210 Physics Bldg., Univ. of III., do. 
 
 ELRICK WILLIAMS 
 1903. A. M. (See No. 1793.) 
 
 G738. GUY YANDALL WILLIAMS 
 Professor; Ph. D., 1913; b. S 7, 1881, Gaines- 
 ville. Tex.; s. John A. Williams. A. B., Univ. 
 of Okla., 1906; A. M., do., 1910; Univ. of 
 Chicago. Instr., Chem., Univ. of Okla., 1906- 
 08; Assoc. Prof., do., 1908 — . Address, Univ. 
 of Okla., Norman, Okla. 
 
 G739. LEWIS WARD WILLIAMS 
 A. M., 1918; b. My 29, 1882, Newton Falls, 
 O.; s. Frank Smith (b. Ja 29, 1853, Howland. 
 Trumbull Co., O.) and Jennie L. (Sloan) Wil- 
 liams (b. Je 18, 1851, Greene, do.). Prepared 
 in Newton Falls H. S. Ph. B., Hiram Coll., 
 1909. Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; do., 
 Educ, 1917-18. Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta 
 Pi. Married Ailene Miller, D 28, 19 15, War- 
 ren, Pa. Address, 606 S. Mathews Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 LOUIS EDWARD WILLIAMS 
 1894- M. S. (See No. 35.) 
 
 MARY EDITH WILLIAMS 
 1906. A. M. (See No. 2287.) 
 
 G740. RICHARD HERMON WILLIAMS 
 Professor; M. S., 1907; Ph. D., 1912: b. Ap 
 13, 1881, Ont.; s. Mark Guy and Arabella S. 
 (Haslam) Williams. Prepared in Orangeville 
 Ont.) H. S. Ont. Agr. Coll. B. S. A., Toronto 
 Univ., 1905. Acacia; Alpha Zeta; Instr., An. 
 Husb., O. St. Univ., 1908-09; Fellow, Univ. of 
 111., 1909-11; Asst. Prof., An. Husb., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1911-12; in business. Saskatoon, Saskat- 
 chewan, Can., 1912-14; Prof., An. Husb., Univ. 
 of Ariz., 1914 — . Auth.: 53 articles on scienti- 
 fic agr. subjects published in various scientific, 
 agricultural bul., mag., etc. Mem., A. C. S.; 
 Am. Soc. of An. Production; A. F. A. M. Mar- 
 ried Jessamine Chapman, Ag 30, 19 13, Portland, 
 Ore. Address, Univ. of Ariz., Tucson, Ariz. 
 
 G741. SUSAN KATHRYN WILLIAMS 
 Teacher; A. M., 1915; b. Mr 4, 1892, Ft. 
 Stockton, Tex.; d. O. W. Williams. Prepared 
 in Carthage H. S. A. B., Carthage Coll., 1914. 
 Address, Ft. Stockton, Tex.t 
 
 G742. WALTER LEONARD WILLIAMS 
 M. S., 1917; b. O 18, 1892, Wilmington, O. 
 Prepared in Kingman H. S. B. S., Wilmington 
 Coll., 1912; B. S., O. St. Univ., 1914. Address, 
 K. 4, Wilmington, O. 
 
 ALBERT ST. JOHN WILLIAMSON 
 1902. M. E. (See No. 11 84.) 
 
 G743. WARREN WILLIAMSON 
 A. M., 1911; b. Mr 17, 187s, Knox Co., HI.; 
 s. Francis M. and Margaret (Warren) William- 
 son. Prepared in Ind. St. Norm. A. B., Knox 
 Coll., 1897. Research Asst., Entomol., Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., St. Anthony Park, Minn.; Teacher, 
 Philippine Service, 1904-07. 111. Nat. Guard, 
 1898-99; U. S. Volunteers, Co. C, Sixth 111., 
 1898. Married Bertha Laemle, Je 14, 1908, 
 Royal Center, Ind. Address, St. Paul.t 
 
 CLIFFORD WILLIS 
 1906. M. S. (See No. 1444.) 
 
 JOSEPH WADE WILSON 
 1904. M. Arch. (See No. 2005.) 
 
 G744. FRANK GARDNER WILLSON 
 Instructor, M. S., 1913; b. Je 11, 1878, Boze- 
 man, Mont.; s. Davis (b. Jl 17, 1841, Canton, 
 N. Y.) and Martha Amanda (Van Allen) Will- 
 son (b. S 19, 1846, do.). Prejjared in Bozeman 
 Acad. B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1903. Eta Kappa 
 Xu. Instr., E. E., Univ. of 111., 1905-13; Head 
 Dept., Applied Electricity, Wentworth Inst., 
 1913. Married Lynne Rachel Corbett, Jl 20, 
 1904, Ft. Collins, Colo. Child, Martha Luieta, 
 b. D 28, 1907. Address, 26 Park Place, Newton- 
 ville, Mass.; bus. add., Wentworth Inst., Hunt- 
 ington Ave. and Ruggles St., Boston. 
 
 1905. 
 
 •LEROY C. WILSON 
 M. S. (See No. 2290.) 
 
 G74S. CHARLES RICHARD WILSON 
 Teacher; A. M., 1912; b. O 21, 1889, Vir- 
 ginia, 111.; s. Charles (b. Ag 23, 1853, do.) and 
 Emma M. (Jokisch) Wilson (b. Jl 3, 1862, Bluff 
 Springs, 111.) Prepared in Virginia H. S. A. 
 1'.., 111. Coll., 191 1. Phi Alpha. Scholarship in 
 Math., 111. Coll.; Teacher, Rock River Mil. 
 Acad., Dixon, 111., 19 12-13; Head, Math. Dept., 
 H. S., Michigan City, Ind., 1913-17. Y. M. C. 
 A. Sec, Camp Shelby, Miss., 1917-18; Co. B., 
 44th Engrs., A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church; Sec, Literary Club, Michigan 
 City. Address, Virginia, HI. 
 
 G746. DAVID WRIGHT WILSON 
 .^ssistant; M. S., 1912; b. Ja 4, 1889, Knox- 
 ville, la.; s. J. E. Wilson. B. S., Grinnell Coll., 
 1910; Ph. D., Yale, 1914. Asst. Chem., Univ. 
 of III., 1910-13; Asst., Physiol. Chem., Johns 
 Hopkins Univ., 1914 — . Capt., Chem. Warfare 
 Service; Mustered out, Ja 11, 1919. Address, 
 Knoxville, la.; bus. add., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 Baltimore. 
 G747. FREDERICK WESTON WILSON 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; b. Ag 4, 1882, Graham 
 Co., Kan.; s. Samuel Greeley (b. Mr 16, 1844, 
 New Ipswich, N. H.) and Lucy Jane (Mellen) 
 Wilson (b. Ad 17, 1854, do.). Prepared in Hill 
 City (Kan.) H. S. B. S., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 
 1905. Beta Theta Pi. Grad. Asst., Coll. of 
 Agr., Univ. of HI., 1912-13; Prof.. An. Husb., 
 Univ. of Ariz., 1905-14; do., Univ. of Nev., Ag 
 1914 — . Auth.: Contagious Abortion in Cattle, 
 Univ. of Ariz. Agr. E.xp. Sta., Bul. 65; Im- 
 proved Types of Sheep for the Southwest, do.. 
 
832 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Bui. 69; Fann Management with Sheep, do.; 
 Oleander Poisoning of Farm Livestock, do.; 
 Swine Growing in Arizona and New Mexico, 
 Soiitheni Pacific Publication. Sec, Ariz. Cat- 
 tie-Growers Assn. Married Claire Cave. S i, 
 1906, Manhattan, Kan. Children: Thomas 
 Cave, b. N 11, 1907; Frederick Weston. Jr., b. 
 My 12, 1909; Samuel Greeley, b. Ja 19, 1916. 
 Address, 155 University Terrace, Reno, Nev. 
 
 G748. JOHN HARRISON WILSON 
 A. M., 1909; b. D 22, 18S9, Riverton, 111.; s. 
 Thomas W. Wilson. A. B., Knox Coll., 1909. 
 Prin., H. S., Ramona, Calif., 1917 — . Address, 
 High School, Ramona, Calif.t 
 
 G749. LOLA ELSIE WILSON 
 A. M., 1915; b. S 13, 1889, Neoga, 111.; d. 
 Hugh Wilson. Prepared in Neoga H.^ S. A. 
 B., Hanover Coll., 1912. Teacher, H. S., 1912- 
 14. Address, Neoga, 111. 
 
 G750. WILLIAM HAROLD WILSON 
 Instructor; A. M., 1914; Ph. D., 1917; b. N 
 17, 1S92, Edwardsburg. Mich.; s. L. A. Wilson. 
 Prepared in Niles (Mich.) H. S. A. B., Albion 
 Coll., 1913. Asst., Math., Univ. of 111., 1914; 
 Instr., Math., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 191 7 — . Ad- 
 dress, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 
 Boston. 
 
 G7S1. HERBERT AUGUST WINKELMANN 
 Assistant; M. S., 1915; b. My 3, 1893, Apple- 
 ton, Minn.; s. Gustave O. and Bertha E. (Ros- 
 enkranz) Winkelmann. Prepared in Appleton 
 (Minn.) PI. b. B. S., 1914. Acacia. Grad. 
 Asst.. (Ihem., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Asst., do., 
 1916-17; Fellow, do., 1917. Corp., 2nd Co., 
 337th Mach. Gun Bn., Camp Dodge, la., 1917; 
 Pvt., San. Corps, Gas Defense Service, Wash- 
 ington, D. C., 1917-18; ist Lt., do., Chem., 
 Lakehurst Exp. Ground Lab., Lakehurst, N. J.. 
 19 1 8—. Auth.: (with H. C. P. Weber) A Sys- 
 tematic Separation of the Anions of Group I 
 Anions whose Silver Salts are Insoluble in Nit- 
 ric Acid., Jour. A. C. S.. Vol. 38, 1916. Mem., 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; A. C. 
 S.; A. A. A. S.; A. F. A. M. Address. 3215 
 35th St., N. W. Washington, D. C. ; bus. add.. 
 Room 1 142 D, New Interior Bldg., do. 
 
 FREMONT PHILIP WIRTH 
 1918. A. M. (See No. 8892.) 
 
 G752. ESTHER GRACE WISEMAN 
 A. M., 1915; b N 26, 1891, Roodhouse, 111.; 
 d. B. W. Wiseman. Prepared in Roodhouse H. 
 S. A. B., Shurtleflf ColL Address. Mound 
 Valley, Kan.t 
 
 G753. WALTER JACOB WOHLENBERG 
 Professor; M. S., 1916; b. F 17, 188S, Lin- 
 coln, Neb.; s. P. J. Wohlenberg. B. S., Univ. 
 of Neb., 1910. Special Apprentice. Westing- 
 house Mach. Co., E. Pittsburgh, Pa., 1910; 
 Asst. Prof.. M. E., Univ. of Okla. Address, 
 Norman, Okla. 
 
 HERMAN CARL WOLF 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 6016.) 
 
 WILLIAM SIDNEY WOLFE 
 1914. M. S. (See No. 6017.) 
 
 6754. CORNELIA ETHEL WOOD 
 
 (LINNEY) 
 Lawyer; A. M.. 1907; b. O 6, 1886, Green- 
 ville, 111.; d. John L. and Helen Louise 
 (O'Byrne) Wood. Prepared in Greenville H. 
 S. A. B., Greenville Coll. Alpha Chi Omega; 
 Dramatic Club. Instr., Latin and Spanish, H. 
 S . Prescott, Ariz., 1908-10; Instr., Spanish, H. 
 S., Riverside, Calif., 1910-11; Admitted to Bar, 
 Ariz., 1917. Lawyer, Prescott, Ariz., 1917 — . 
 
 Mem., Collegiate Alumni. Married Hartwell 
 
 Henderson Linney, Ag 2, 1911, Long Beach, 
 
 Calif. Address, Whipple Heights, Prescott, 
 Ariz. 
 
 ROBERT ALVIN WOOD 
 1895. M. E. (See No. 853.) 
 
 G7SS. MARY EASTMAN WOODIN 
 Teacher; A. M., 1914; b. Ap 16, 1868, China; 
 d. Simon F. (b. 1833, Gieen River, Austerlitz, 
 N. Y.) and Sarah vUtley) Woodin (b. 1868. 
 Ipswich, N. Y.). Prepared in Amherst (Mass.) 
 H. S. B. S., Wellesley Coll., 1S90. Teacher. 
 Latin. Putnam Hall, Poug^hkeepsie, 1915-16; 
 do., Miss Mittlebugee's Girls' Prep. Sch., 
 Cleveland, 1897-1908; do.. Western Coll. for 
 Women, Oxford, O., 1908-13; do.. Manor Sch.. 
 Larchmott Manor, N. Y. Address, 123 School 
 St., Carthage, N. Y. ; bus. add., c/o Manor 
 Sch., Larchmott Manor, N. Y. 
 
 G7S6. HARRY RAY WOODROW 
 Elec. Engr.; M. S., 191 1; b. Ap 15, 1887, 
 Rock Rapids, la.; s. Joseph Thomas (b. 1851, 
 Ind.) and Delia (Kennedy) Woodrow (b. 
 1867). Prepared in N. Des Moines H. S. B. 
 S., Drake Univ., 1909. Sigma Xi; Scholarship 
 1909; Fellow 1910. Asst. Chief Elec. Engr., 
 New York, Edison Co. Several patents Elec. 
 welding and resistance coil. Auth.: Current 
 Transfoimers, Univ. 0} III. Bui. Mem., Engr's. 
 Club, New York City. Married Anna Louise 
 Woodrow, Je 3, 1912. Children: Raymond Jay, 
 b. Mr 9, 1913; Richard Harry, b. Ap 26, 1915. 
 Address, 65 Clifford Ave., New York City.; 
 bus. add., New York Edison Co., do. 
 
 G7S7. PAUL STANLEY WOODWARD 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; b. Mr 3. 1882, St. 
 Paul; s. George Beza (b. Derry, N. H.) and 
 Katherine Elliott (Miller) Woodward (b. Can- 
 hoga, O.). Prepared in John B. Stetson Acad. 
 B. S., J. B. Stetson Univ., 1908; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1911. Asst. Prof., Chem., Ga. Sch. of 
 Tech. U. S. Marines. Co. 202, W. S. M. C, 
 Paris Island, .S. C. Married Esther Hampton, 
 Je 9, 1910, Staunton, Va. Address, 85 Cherry 
 St., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM WOODWORTH 
 1886. M. S. (See No. 456.) 
 
 *OLA C. WOOLSEY (GIBBS) 
 1895. M. L. (See No. 854.) 
 
 G757A. JAMES ELLSWORTH WOOTERS 
 (Father of No. 6677) 
 Asst. St. Leader, Co. Agr. Agts.; A. M., 
 1913; B. S. in Agr., 1914; b. My 28, 1861, Odin, 
 111.; s. Emery T. (b. 1827, N. C.) and Julia 
 Francis (Arrasmith) Wooters (b. 1835, Va.). 
 Prepared in Centralia H. S.; McKendree Coll.; 
 Univ. of Chicago. Ph. B., Blackburn Coll., 
 1908. Exten. work in Agr., S. Dak., 1914-15; 
 Exten. Assoc. Prof., Farm Crops and Soils, 
 Ames, la.. 1915-17; Asst. St. Leader, Co. Agts., 
 Ames, la., 1917 — . Govt. States Relation Ser- 
 vice. Mem.. Presby. Church; Am. Hist. Assn.; 
 A. F. A. M. Married Laura Esther Magness, 
 S 3, 1888, Salem, 111. Children: Leland 
 Magness ('14). b. Jl 6, 1890; Norman Ells- 
 worth, b. Je 22, 1894. Address, 618 7th St., 
 Ames, la. 
 
 GEORGE BEDELL WORTHEN 
 1899. M. LL. (See No. 1189.) 
 
 G758. ALBERT BAYARD WRIGHT 
 Professor and Acting Dean; A. M., 1914; 
 b. D 28, 1885, Wenona 111.; s. Frank (b. 
 1861, Wenona, 111.) and Charlotte Belle (Ev- 
 ans) Wright (b. 1863, do.). Prepared in 
 Missouri (Nev.) H. S. B. S., 111. Wesleyan 
 
Graduate Alumni 
 
 823 
 
 Univ., 1907; M. A., do., 1910. Teacher, Sc, H. 
 S., Maryville, Mo., 1908-09; Instr., Sc, Univ. 
 of Puget Sound. 1910-12; Research Asst. to 
 Dean of Grad. Sch., Univ. of 111., 1913-14; 
 Instr., Pol. Sc, Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1914-16; 
 Asst. Prof., Pol. Sc, do.. 1916-17; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1917-18; Prof., do., 1918 — . Acting 
 Dean of Sch. of Econ. and Evening Sch. of 
 Econ., Accounts and Finance, 1918 — . Auth.: 
 The Menace to Democracy, pamphlet, 191 7; 
 Use of the Enemy Language, pub. by Allegheny 
 Co. Pa. Council of Nat. Defense; Govt, of 
 Pittsburgh, Equity', 19 18; Scientific Criteria for 
 Efficient Democratic Institution, Scientific 
 Monthly, N 19 18. Mem., Allegheny Co. Pa. 
 Council of Nat. Defense; Assoc. Dir., U. S. 
 Employment Mgmt. Sch., Pittsburgh); Am. 
 Acad, of Pol. and Social Sc. ; Am. Hist. Assn.; 
 Am. Pol. Sc. Assn.; Nat. Municipal League; 
 Am. Proportional Representation League; Nat. 
 Short Ballot Orgn.; Pittsburgh Taxation 
 League; Pittsburgh Assn. of Credit Men. Mar- 
 ried Lucy Estabrook Newman, Je 18. 1913, 
 Mooresville, Ind. Children: Charlotte Evans, 
 b. Mr IS, 1914; Janet Estabrook, b. Ag 27, 
 T915; Albert Bayard, Jr., b. Ag 4, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 43 King Edward Apts., Pittsburgh; 
 bus. add., University of Pittsburgh, do. 
 
 G7S9. LORA WRIGHT (WILLIAMS) 
 
 (Sister of No. 719) 
 A. M., 1908; b. N 20, 1881, Urbana; d. 
 Francis M. (b. Ag 5, 1845, Brown Co., O.) and 
 Elizabeth (West) Wright (b. N 26. 1851. De 
 catur, O.) Prepared in Miss Mittleberger's 
 Sch., Cleveland. A. B., Smith Coll., 1905 Schol 
 arship; Phi Kappa Psi; Glee Club; Basket Ball 
 Mem., Coll. Club, St. Louis; Smith Coll. Club 
 St. Louis. Married George Bassett Williams 
 S 23, 1908, Urbana. Children: Elizabeth West 
 b. Jl 4, 191 1 ; Robert, b. F 2, 1915. Address, 
 6921 (Jglesby Ave., Chicago. 
 
 G760. MILDRED GAIL WRIGHT 
 Instructor; M. S., 1918; b. Mr 17, 1895, 
 Minneapolis; d. Elijah Oliver (b. Je 21, 1871, 
 Patonsburg, Mo.) and Laverna (Rexford) 
 Wright (b. S 3, 1872, Chillicothe, Mo.). Pre- 
 pared in Menomonie (Wis.) H. S. B. S., Mil- 
 waukee-Downer Coll., 1917. Delta Gamma; 
 Omicron Nu; Iota Sigma Pi., Instr., Chem., Mil- 
 waukee-Downer 1918 — . Address, Menomonie, 
 Wis.; bus. add., Milwaukee-Downer College, 
 Milwaukee, Wis. 
 
 G761. PHILIP QUINCY WRIGHT 
 
 (Brother of No. G762) 
 Instructor; Ph. D. 1915; b. D 28, 1890, West 
 Medford, Mass.; s. Philip Green (b. O 3, i86i, 
 Boston) and Elizabeth Quincy (Sewall) Wright 
 (b. Jl s, 186s, St. Paul). Prepared in Gales- 
 burg H. S. A. B., Lombard Coll., 1912. Sigm.i 
 Nu; Phi Eta; Scholorship, 1912-13; Fellowshii), 
 1913-15.. Geo. Lieb Harrison Fellow in Pol. 
 Sc, Univ. of Pa., 1915-16; Instr., Internal. 
 Law Harvard Univ., 1916 — . Auth.; The En- 
 forcement of International Law through Mun- 
 icipal Law in the U. S., Univ. of III. Studies in 
 the Social Sc: The Legal Natures of Treaties, 
 Am. Jour of Internal. Law, Vol. 10, igi6; Con- 
 flicts of International Law with National Laws 
 and Ordinances, do.. Vol. 11, 1917; The De- 
 struction of Neutral Property on Enemy Ves- 
 sels do.; Conflicts Between International Law 
 and Treaties, do., Mem., The Polethecon, Har- 
 vard. Address, 72 Fayerweather St. Cambridge, 
 Mass.; bus. add., Harvard Univ., do. 
 
 G762. SEWALL WRIGHT 
 (Brother of G761) 
 An. Husbandman; M. S., 1912; b. D 21, 1889, 
 Melrose, Mafs.; s. Philip Green (b. O 3, 1861, 
 Boston) and E'izabeth Quincy (Sewall) Wright 
 (b. Jl s. 1865, St. Paul). Prepared in Gales- 
 burg H. S. B. S., Lombard Coll., 191 1; S. D., 
 
 Harvard, 1915. Sr. An. Husbandman in Animal 
 Genetics, Bur. of An. Indus., Washington, D. 
 C, 1915 — . Autli.: (with W. E. Castle) Studies 
 of Inheritance in Guinea-Pigs and Rats, Car- 
 negie Inst, of Wash.; Articles in Trans. Am. 
 Micros. Soc; Am. Naturalist. Science, Jour, of 
 Heredity, Jour. Wash. Acad. Sc. Mem.. Am. 
 Assn. of Zoologists; Am. Soc. of Naturalists, 
 Am. Genetic Assn., Wash. Acad, of Sc: 
 Cosmos Club; Y. M. C. A. Address, Willard 
 Courts, Wasliington, D. C. 
 
 SIDNEY WALTER WRIGHT 
 
 1910. A. M. (See No. 1617.) 
 
 AUGUST FRANK DANIEL WUSSOW 
 
 191 1. M. S. (See No. 4036.) 
 
 G763. FRANK ARCHIBALD WYATT 
 Professor; M. S., 1913; Ph. D., 19x5; b. F 22, 
 1886, Wellsville, Ut.; s. Frank and Elizabeth 
 Watson (Archibald) Wyatt (b. Glasgow. Scot- 
 land). Prepared in Acad., Ut. Agr. Coll, B. S., 
 Ut. Agr. Coll., 1910. Kappa Delta Pi; Gamma 
 Sigma Delta. Asst., Exten.. Ut. Agr. Coll., 
 1910-11; Fellow, Agron., Univ. of 111., 1912- 
 15; Asst., Soil Fertility, do., 1915-16; Instr., 
 do., 1916-17; Assoc, do., 1917-18; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 1918 — . Auth.: (with Robert Stewart) 
 Action of Limestone on Acid Soils, Univ. of 
 III. Exp. Sta Bui.; Influence of Calcium and 
 Magnesium Compounds on Plant Growth, Jour, 
 Agr. Research, Vol. 6, iqi6. Mem., Am. Soc 
 of Agron., I'l. Soc. of Bacteriol. .Married 
 Genevieve HofF, S 21, 1914, Montpelier. Idaho. 
 Address, 806 S. 3rd St., Champaign; bus. add., 
 214 Agr. Bldg., Univ. of 111.. Urbana. 
 
 JAMES FOOK OMM YAPP 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 7323.) 
 
 WILLIAM WODIN YAPP 
 1914- M. S. (See No. 4985.) 
 
 FRED DRINKWATER YEATON 
 1914. C. E. (See No. 3248.) 
 
 TRYGVE D. YENSEN 
 
 1912. M. S. (See No. 3250.) 
 
 G764. LEONARD FRANCIS YNTEMA 
 Chemist; A. M., 1917; b. Jl 29, 1892. St. 
 Johns. Mich.; s. Douwe B. (b. My 30^ 1852, 
 Vriesland, Mich.) and Mary Elizabeth (Loomis) 
 Yntema (b. F 28 1866, St. Johns, Mirh.). 
 Prepared in Hope Coll. Prep. Sch. A. B., Hope 
 Coll. 1915- Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon- Phi Eta; Sigma Xi. Chem., Wash- 
 ington, D. C.,1917 iS; do., General Lab.. Bur. 
 of Aircraft Production, Pittsburgh, 1Q18 — . 
 Mem.. A. C. S. Address, 4825 Baum Blvd., 
 Pittsburgh; bus. add., Genl. Tab. Bur. of Air- 
 craft Production, 7th and Bedford, do. 
 
 G765. DALE S. YOUNG 
 M. S. 1917; b. Ap ,30, 1S03, Prairie City, 
 Til.; s. Georee E. (b. F ^, 1850, Wavnesboro, 
 Pa.) and Saide B. (Kellous;h) Young (b. 
 Ag IS 1850, Greenbush Tp. Til.). Prepared in 
 Abinedon H. S. B. S. Hedd-ng Co'l.. iqi6. 
 Phi Delta Kanra. Varsity Football. Basketball, 
 Baseball and Var<;ity track; Debating. Scholar- 
 s' ip Univ. of 111. 1Q16-17. 2nd Lt., U. S. 
 Marine Corps, 1917. ist Lt., do., A. E. P., 
 France. Address, Abingdon, 111. 
 
 G766. ESTHER YOUNG (TRUE) 
 A. M.. 1915; b. F 14, 1893, Indiananolis; d. 
 Frank H. (b. F 20. 1857. Carthage, 111.) and 
 Juliette CPatten) Young (b. O iq. 1858, Fox 
 Take, Wi?=.). Prenpred in Shortridge H, .S., 
 ''nrlianarolis; 111. Woman's Coll. A. B,. Miami 
 T^niv. Scholarship in Bot. Asst., Bot.. T'n'v. of 
 111., 1915-17. .Auth.: prticles on parasitic fungL 
 Married Leighton J. True, Jl 19, 1917, Indian- 
 apolis. Address, 709 W. Nevada St.. Urbana. 
 
S-M 
 
 I^NIVEKSITV OF ILLINOIS 
 
 EVERETT GILLHAM YOUNG 
 1916. M. S. (See No. 603--.) 
 
 G767. LEWIS EMANUEL YOUNG 
 Professor; Ph. !">., 1015: h. O 1, 187S, To- 
 peka, Kan.; s. William (h. Mr :;o. 1845, Lan- 
 caster, Pa.) and Martha (.l.ebegern') Young (b. 
 Tl S, iStjo, Bavaria, Ger."). Prepared in Colum- 
 bia (Pa".) H. S. B. S.. Pa. St. Coll., 1900; 
 Student, Mich. Sch. of Mines, loo.'; E. M., 
 la. St. Coll., 1904. Tau Beta Pi; Phi Kappa 
 Pl>i; Sigma Xij Kappa Delta Pi; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma. Instr., la. St. Coll., igoo-oj; Asst. 
 Prof., la. St. Coll., i9o-'-ojt; Prof., Mining, 
 Colo. Sch. of Mines, iqo.^-oj-; Dir., Mo. Sch. 
 of Mines, and Mining Exp. I?ta., Univ. of Mo,, 
 1907-13; Asst. Prof., Coll. of Commerce, Univ. 
 of ill., 1915-17; .\ssoc. Prof., (/<>.. 1917 — ■. Ab- 
 sent on leave. 1917-18; I'nion Elec. Light and 
 Power Co.. St. Louis, 1918 — . Auth.: Mine Tax- 
 ation in the U. S., Utiii'. of III. Stiidifs in the 
 Social ScieiiCi's. 1916; Surface Subsidence in 
 111. Resulting from Coal Mining. 111. St. Geol. 
 Siir., u)i6; (.with 11. 11. Stock) Subsidence Re- 
 sulting from Mining, Univ. of 111. Engng. Exp. 
 Sta., 1910; Miscellaneous articles in technical 
 and scientific press. Mem., .-^m. Econ. Assn.; 
 Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ. ; .\. A. .\. 
 S.; A. I. M. E. ; Am. Mining Confess. Married 
 Mabel Eleanor Webb, Jl i, 1903, Chicago. Chil- 
 dren: Edwin Webb, b. Je --4, 1904; Lewis Eu- 
 E?ne, b. D 25, 1905. Address. Union Elec. 
 ight & Power Co., 12th & Webber Sts., St. 
 Louis. 
 
 G70S. SADIE YOUNG 
 A. M.. 1904: b. Mr 3. 18S3, Lake City, Fla.; 
 d. T. E. Young. B. S., Univ. of Florida, 190 J. 
 Ad'dress, Lake'City, Fla.t 
 
 YUNGYEN YOUNG 
 19 14. M. S. (See No. 6033.) 
 
 G769. HACIIIRO YUASA 
 Entomologist; M. S., 1917; b. Ap io, 1890, 
 Tokyo, Japan; s. Tiio Yuasa. Prepared in 
 .\cad., Dept. of Dozhisha Coll., Kyoto, Japan. 
 1?. S.. Kan. St. Agr. Coll. ^ 1915. Asst.," Ento- 
 mology. Kan. Agr, Exp. i?ta., i9i.;-i3; Asst., 
 Life Ilist. Studies, 1914-16. Addn-ss, bjg Yo- 
 yogi, Tokyo. Japan. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES ZEIS 
 1915. A. M. (See No. 6034.) 
 
 JUEDAN TUN-SHON ZHEN 
 1911. A. M. (See No. 451-".) 
 
 G770. JOSEPH ROSSITER ZIESENIIEIM 
 Farmer; M. S., 1917; b. D -'5, 1893, N. Girard, 
 Pa.; s. Fred A. (b. Ag jj. 1866. do.) and Eliza- 
 beth Johnston (Rossiter) Ziesenheini (b. Mr .;8, 
 1808, Morristown, Pa.). Prepared in Girard 
 (Pa.)/rp. II. S. B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1915. Al- 
 pha Gamma Rho; Phi Kappa Phi; Sigma Xi. 
 Farmer, N. Girard, Pa. --nd Lt., U. S. .\. S., 
 Kllington Field, Houston. Tex.; Clustered out, 
 F 28, 1019. Sec, N. W. Pa. ililk Producer's 
 Assn.; Sec, Erie Co. Livestock Breeder's Assn. 
 Married Charlotte Mills Cro.-is. D 24. 1917, 
 Dallas, Tex. Address, North Girard, Pa. 
 
 ROBERT PAUL ZIMMERMAN 
 1917. A. M. (See No. 6035.) 
 
 ADOLF EDUARD ZUCKER 
 1913. A. M. (See No. 5514.) 
 
 G771. THEODORE FREDERICK ZUCKER 
 Teacher; M. S., jou;; b. Ag 1, iSSS, Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind.: s. F. Zucker. B. S., Concordia 
 Coll., 1907. Research and teaching asst.. West. 
 Med. Sch., 190Q-H. .-Iddress, E. 9th St. and 
 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland. t 
 
HONORARY ALUMN 
 
 (54 BACHELOR'S DEGREES, UNIV. OF ILL.; 47 BACHELOR'S DEGREES ELSEWHERE.) 
 
 M. S. 1? 
 
 RALPH ALLEN 
 . (Cert. 1876. See No. 92.) 
 
 JAMES ELDER ARMSTRONG 
 A. M., 1905. (See No. 254.) 
 
 Hi. WILLIS J. BAILEY 
 Farmer and Banker; LL. D., 1904; b. O 12, 
 1854, Mt. Carroll, 111.; s. Monroe (b. Ap 1818, 
 Hayne, Kan.) and Nancy J. (Melindy) Bailey 
 (b. 1822, Cambridge, Vt.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Carroll H. S. Attended Univ. of 111. 1879. 
 Adelphic. Mem., Kan. Legislature, 1888; 56th 
 Congress; Gov. of Kan., 190305. V. P. and 
 Mgr. Exchange Nat. Bank, Atchison, Kan. 
 1907 — . Married Ida B. Weed, Jl 7, 1903. Ad- 
 dress, Atchison, Kan.f 
 
 IRA OSBORN BAKER 
 D. Engng., 1903. (See No. 36.) 
 
 HENRY MAHAN BEARDSLEY 
 A. M., 1905. (See No. 204.) 
 
 H2. LESTER PAIGE BRECKENRIDGE 
 (Father of No. 3655) 
 
 Professor; D. Engng., 1910; b. My 17, 1858, 
 Meriden, Conn.; s. Moses Paige (b. Ja 5, 1831, 
 Ware, Mass.) and Lucretia L. (Wetherell) 
 Breckenridge (b. Je 20, 1833, do.). Prepared 
 in Westfield (Mass.) H. S. Ph. B., Sheffield 
 Sc. Sch., Yale, 1881; A. M., Yale, 1909. Instr., 
 Mech. Engng., Lehigh Univ., 1882-91; Prof., 
 do., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1891 93; do., Univ. of 
 111., 1893-1909; Dir., Engng. Exp. Sta., do., 
 1905-09; Prof., Mech. Engng., Sheffield .Sc. 
 Sch., Yale, 1909 — •. Dir., Boiler Trials, U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., St. Louis, 1904-06; Contrived and 
 equipped Dynamometer cars; invented Auto- 
 matic Recording Machine. Auth. : Various ar- 
 ticles in tech. papers; Reports on Fuel Tests, 
 U. .S. Geology .Survey; Tests of High-.Speed 
 Tool Steels, ///. Engng. Exp. Sta., Bui. No. 2. 
 Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Soc. of the Promotion of 
 Engng. Educ. ; West. Soc. Engrs.; Several R. 
 R. Clubs; Federal and St. Comns. on coal con- 
 servation, 1917-18. Married May Brown, D 19, 
 1883, Memphis; Susan W. Ford, Jl 26, 1911. 
 Children: Blanche F., b. O 14. 1884; Gladys S. 
 ('09), b. My 19, 1888; May H., b. Je 5, 1890.' 
 Address, 412 Humphrey St., New Haven, 
 Conn.; bus. add., Sheffield Scientific School, 
 Yale Univ., do. 
 
 DILLON SIDNEY BROWN 
 M. S., 1892. (Cert. 1875. See No. 58.) 
 
 *ALICE CHEEVER (BRYAN) 
 M. L.. 1892. (Cert. 1874. See No. 38.) 
 
 II3. RT. HON. VISCOUNT JAMES BRYCE 
 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipoten- 
 tiary to the U. S.; LL. D., 1907; b. My 10, 
 1838. Belfast, Ireland; s. James (b. Glasgow) 
 and Margaret (Young) Bryce. Prepared in H. 
 S., Glasgow; Univ. of Glasgow. A. B., Trinity- 
 
 Coll., Oxford, 1862; D. C. L., do., 1870; Hon. 
 LL. D., Edinburgh Univ., 1883; Glasgow Univ., 
 1886; Mich.. 1887; St. Andrews, 1902; Aber- 
 deen, 1906; Dr. of Pol. Sc, Royal Hungarian 
 L'niv., Budapest, 1896; Litt. D., Victoria Univ., 
 1897; D. C. L., Trinity Univ., Toronto, 1897; 
 Harvard, 1907; Princeton, 1907; Litt. D., Cam- 
 bridge Univ., 1898; LL. D., Univ. of Zena, 
 1908; do., Univ. of Calif., 1909; do., Univ. of 
 Leipzig, 1909. Elected Fellow, Oriel Coll., 
 1862; Barrister, Lincolns Inn, 1867 — ; Regius 
 Prof., Civil Law, Oxford, 1870-1893; M. P. for 
 Tower Hamlets, 1880; Under-Sec. of St. for 
 Foreign Affairs, 1886; Chancellor of Duchy of 
 F-ancaster (with seat in Cabinet), 1892; Pres. 
 Bd. of Trade, 1894; Chm., Royal Com. on Sec 
 ondary Educ, 1894; Created Viscount, 1904 
 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 
 1907 — . Auth.: The Flora of the Island of 
 Arran, 1859; The Holy Roman Empire, 186 
 Report on the Condition of Education in Lan 
 cashire (for the Schs. Inquiry Comn.) 1867 
 The Trade Marks Registration Act, with Intro 
 duction and Notes on Trade Mark Law, 1877, 
 Transcaucasia and Arrat, 1877; The American 
 Commonwealth, 1888; Impressions of South Af 
 rica, 1896; Studies in History and Jurispru 
 dence, 1901; Studies in Contemporary Biog. 
 1903; South American Observation and Im- 
 pressions. 1912. Mem., Senate of London 
 Univ., 1893; Fellow of Royal Soc, 1894; Corre- 
 spondence mem., Inst, of France; 1891; Foreign 
 Mem., do., 1904; do., of Royal Academies of 
 Turin and Brussels, 1896; do., Naples, 1903; 
 do., St. Petersburg; do., Stockholm; Correspon- 
 dence mem., Societa Romena di Storia Patria, 
 1885; Reale Academia dei Lincei. Rome, 1904; 
 Pres., Alpine Club, 1899-1901; Chief Sec. for 
 Ireland, 1905-06; M. P. (L) Aberdeen. S., 
 1885-1906; Order of Merit. 1907; Knight of the 
 Prussian Order pour de Merite; Chm., Parlia- 
 mentary Conference, 1917-18. Married, Eliza- 
 beth Marion Ashton, 1889. Address, Hindleap, 
 Forest Row, Sussex, Eng. 
 
 JAMES EDWARD BUMSTEAD 
 M. S., 1892. (Cert. 1877. See No. 131.) 
 
 H4. 'DANIEL HUDSON BURNHAM 
 LL. D.. 1905; b. S 4, 1846, Henderson, N. Y. ; 
 s. Edwin (b. 1804, Middletown, Vt.) and Eliza- 
 beth Keith (Weeks) Burnham (b. 1810, Great 
 Barrington, Mass.). Prepared in Chicago H 
 S.; Waltham, Mass.; pvt. tutors. A. M., Har 
 vard; do., Yale; D. Sc. in Arch., N. W. Univ 
 Past Pres., Am. Inst, of Arch.; Chm. U. S 
 Govt. Comn. of Fine Arts; Lawyers and Cen 
 tury Clubs, New York City; Pacific Union, San 
 Francisco; Glen View Golf; Country Club, 
 Evanston; Union League; Literary; Midday; 
 Other clubs. Married Margaret Sebring Sher- 
 man, Ja 20, 1876, Chicago. Children: Ethel, b. 
 D 21, 1876; John, b. N 28, 1878; Hubert b. S 
 7, 1883; Margaret, b. Jl 17, 1884; Daniel, b. F 
 22, 1885. Died Je i, 1912, Heidelberg, Ger. 
 
 II5. *THOM.\S JONATHAN BURRILL 
 
 (Father of No. 1833) 
 LL. D., 1912; b. Ap 25, 1839, Pittsfield, Mass. 
 Prepared in Rockford H. S. Graduated 111. St 
 
 825 
 
Sa6 
 
 University of iLLiNOib 
 
 Norm. Univ., 1865; A. M., N. W. Univ., 1876; 
 LL. D., do., 1S93, Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1881. Supt., Pub. Schs., Urbana, 1805-68; Asst. 
 Prof. Nat. Hist., 111. Indus, Univ., 186S-70; 
 Prof., Bot. and Ilort., 1870-1903; Dean. Coll. of 
 Sc, 1S78-84; Acting Regent, »879-89-90, 1891- 
 94; Botanist, U. S. Agr. Exp. Sta.. 1888-1912; 
 Dean, Gen. Faculty, 1894-1901; Dean, Grad. 
 Sch., 1S04-1905; V. P., Univ. of 111., 1879-191^; 
 Prof., Bot., do., 1903-12; Botanist. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta.. 1S88-1912; Prof. Emeritus, Bot., 1912-10. 
 Retired on the Carnegie Foundation for the 
 Advancement of Teaching, 1912. Auth.: Agri- 
 cultural Botany, Ref^ort, Bd. of Trustees, 111. 
 Indus. Univ., 1869; Flowerless Plants, do., 
 1870; Upon Parasitic Fungi, Bui. 111. St. Lab. 
 of Nat. Hist.. Vol. 1, 1S76; Catalog of the Flow 
 ering and Higher Flowerless Plants of Illinois, 
 Native. Introduced, and Cultivated, Report, Bd. 
 of Trustees, HI. Indus. Univ., 187S; The Mis- 
 sion in Hlinois of her State Horticultural 
 Society (President's Address) Transactions, 111. 
 St. Hbrt. Soc, Vol. 13, 1879; Blight of Pear 
 and Apple Trees. Rcf'ort, Bd. of Trustees, 111. 
 Indus. Univ., iSSo; The Bacteria, do.. 1882: 
 Parasitic Fungi of 111., Bui. III. St. Lab. of .\'at. 
 Hist., Vol. 2, 18S5; 1S87. Part i, Uredinese, 
 Part 2, Erysip'ane; River Pollution and Puri- 
 tication. Transactions, Am. Microscopical Soc, 
 1904, Vol. 25: Micro-organisms of Soil and 
 Human Welfare Science, Vol. 20, No. 509: 
 1004: (With James T. Barrett) Ear Rots of 
 Corn. Bui. Univ. of Ul. Agr. E.xp. Sta., No. 133. 
 1909. Member or Fellow, several st., nat., and 
 foreign scientitic and educational societies. 
 Married Sarah H. Alexander, Jl 22, t868. 
 Seneca Falls. N. Y. Children: Mildred Anna 
 ('03), b. D II, 18S1 (died Ja 27. 1913); Irene, 
 b. Jl 20, 1885 (died Jl 20, 1915)- Died Ap 14, 
 1916. 
 
 LINCOLN BUSH 
 D. Eng., 1904. (See No. 533.) 
 
 H6. JOSEPH GURNEY CANNON 
 
 Congressman; LL. D. 1903; b. My 7, 1836, 
 Guilford, N. C. ; s. Dr. Horace F. and (julielma 
 (HoUingsworth) Cannon. Admitted to 111. Bar, 
 1S58; St. Atty.y -■7th Judicial District of HI.. 
 1861-68; 43d-5ist Congress; 1S73-01, S3dS7th 
 do., 1893-1903; 12th 111. District and 58th-62d 
 do., 1903-13; 04th and 05t.i do.. 18th 111. Dis- 
 trict, 1915-iq. Chm.. Com. on Appropriations, 
 sist, 55th, 56th and 57th Congress; Speaker, U. 
 S., House of Representatives sSth, 59th, 60th, 
 and 6ist Congress. 1Q03-11; received 58 votes 
 for presidential nomination. Repub. Nat. Con- 
 vention Chicago. IQ08. Mem., Repub. partv. 
 Married Mary P. Reed, Ja 1862. Canfield, O. 
 Address, Danville. 111. 
 
 JOHN P. C.\MPBELL 
 M. L., 1S93. (Cert. 1S74. See No. 37-) 
 
 H7. •McKENuREE HYPES CHAMBERLIN 
 Pres. Univ.; LL. D., 1905; b. N 17. 1838, 
 Lebanon, 111.; s. David (b. Mr 25. 1788. N. H.) 
 and Susan (Rankin) Chamberlin (b. Mr 4 
 1S04. Ky.). Prepared in Pub. Schs., Lebanon, 
 111.; Prep. Dept., McKendree, Coll., do. Vale- 
 dictorian McKendree Coll., 1859; A. B., do., 
 1859; A. M., do., 1862; LL. B., Harvard. Law- 
 yer, Kansas City, Mo., 1866-67; do.. Beards- 
 town, III.. 1869-71: Attv. in Legal Dept.. R. R. 
 I. and St. Louis R. R.;" Ed., Staff, Central Uli- 
 noian; Pres. McKendree Coll.. 1894-190S; Pres.. 
 Emeritus, do., looS — . On Electoral Ticket of 
 Pres. Grant; candidate for Congress, 1872; 
 Secv. St. R. R. Comn.. 1877-Si; Trustee. 111. 
 St. "Hist. Tib. 1Q04-10. Auth.: Various pamph- 
 lets on Hist., Biog. and other subjects. Mem., 
 Delegate-elect to the Ecumenical conference. 
 London, Eng., looi: Rhodes Scholarship Comn., 
 111., 1004-08; M. E. Church. Married Helen 
 I emvra Dana Te 8. 1S69. Kansas City, Mo. 
 C ildren: Clifford Dana, b. D 12 1870; Ellen, b. 
 S 28, 1876 (died N 3, 1876). Died 1914- 
 
 HS. THOMAS CHROWDER CHAMBERLIN 
 Geologist; D. Sc, 1905; b. S 25, 1843, Mat- 
 toon. 111.; s. John (b. 1808, Camden Co., N. C.) 
 and Cecelia (Gill) Ci amberlin (b. Ap 5, 1815, 
 Lexington, Ky.). Prepared in Beloit Coll. Prep. 
 Sch. A. B.. Beloit Coll., 1806; A. M., do., 1869; 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Mich.; do.. Univ. of Wis., 
 1882; LL. D., Univ. of Mich., Columbian Coll., 
 Beloit Coll., 1887; Univ. of Wis., 1904. Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Beta Kappa, "Distinguished Orator." 
 Prin.. H. S., Delavan, Wis., 1866-68; Prof., Nat. 
 Sc, St. Norm. Sch., Whitewater, Wis., 1809-73; 
 do., (jeol., Beloit Coll., 187382; Asst. St. Geolo- 
 gist. \Vis., 1873-76; Chief Geologist, do., 1876- 
 ti2; U. S. Geologist in charge of Pleistocene 
 Div., 1882-1908; Pres., L'niv. of Wis., 1887-92; 
 Head, Dept. of Geol., Univ. of Chicago, 1892 — ; 
 Ed., Jour, of Geol., 1S92 — ; Research Assoc, 
 Carnegie Inst., Washington, D. C, 1902 — . De- 
 veloped tl.e Planetesimal Hypothesis of the 
 Origin of the Earth and of the Solar System, 
 1890-1904. Auth.: Suggestions as to a Basis for 
 Gradation of the Vertebrata. Transactions of 
 Wis. Acad, of Sc, Arts, and Letters, Vol. i ; 
 Preliminary Paper on the Terminal Moraine of 
 the Second Glacial Epoch, Illustrated, jrd An- 
 nual Report. U. S. Geol. Survey, 1881-82; 
 Geology of Wisconsin. Geol. Survey of Wis., 
 Vols. I-IV, 4 to, with atlas; Madison, 1883; 
 The Rock Scorings of the Great Ice-Iuvasions, 
 7(/i Annual Report U. S. Geol. Survey. 1S85-86. 
 4 to; The Diversity of the Glacial Period Am. 
 .lour, of Sc, Vol. XLV. 1893: On Lord Kelvin's 
 .\ddress on the Age of the Earth as an Abode 
 Fitted for Life, Science, Vol. IX, 1899. Vol, X, 
 Smithsonian Report for 1890; also many other 
 publications upon geol. subjects. Representa- 
 tive, Wis. Paris Exposition, 1878: Pres., Wis. 
 -Acad, of Sc, Arts, and Letters; V. P.. A. A. A. 
 S., Section E; Geologist, Peary Expedition, 
 1804; Pres.. Geol. Soc. of Am.; do.. Chicago 
 .■\cad. of Sc. ; Corresponding Mem., British A. 
 A. S.; do., Geol, Soc. of Edinburgh; Assoc. 
 Fellow. Am. Acad, of Arts and Sc; do., Geol. 
 Soc of Washington; Corresponding Mem., 
 Geol. Soc of London; do., N. Y. Acad, of Sc. 
 Medal for geol. publications, Paris Exposition. 
 1878, 1893; Gold Medal Geog. Soc. of Chicago. 
 Married .\lma Isabel Wilson D 24. 1867. Child, 
 Rollin Thomas, b. O 20 1881. Address, Hyde 
 Park Hotel, Ch-cago; bus. add.. Walker Mus- 
 eum, Univ. of Chicago, do. 
 
 H9. "OCTAVE CHANUTE 
 D. Engng., 1905; b. F 18, 1832, Paris France. 
 Prepared in pvt. schs. and by pvt. tutors. En- 
 gaged in const, and operation of railroads and 
 bridges 1848-88, notably Kansas City bridge 
 and Sibley bridge over the Mo. and Ft, Madison 
 bridge across t' e Miss.; built Union Stock 
 Yards at C icago; do., Kansas City; do., a part 
 of the Chicago & .Mton R. R,; H2 nrles of 
 track in 111, for the Toledo. Peoria & Wai^saw 
 R. R. ; Engr. in charge of Maintenance of Way; 
 Div. Engr.. Pittsburgh. Ft. Wayne & Chicago 
 R. R. ; Chief Engr. of Maintenance of Wnv of 
 West. Div. of O, and Miss. R. R.; Chief Engr. 
 •lo : Reorganized Chicago and .Mton R. R. 
 Chief Engr., Erie R. R,: Asst. Gen. Supt., do. 
 Won premium for competitive design for a 
 bridge across the Mo, at St. Charles. Mo. Pi- 
 oneer advocate of use of z'nc-ch'oride ns a pre- 
 •■ervative for timber; Org-inized the Chicago Tie 
 Preserving Co.. 1885;. Early a stud, of Avia. 
 Chm. of Com. to Report on Panid Transit for 
 N. Y., 1874: do.. IntTnat Engn^'. Coneress. 
 Chicago. 1803. Auth.: The Kansas City Bridge; 
 The Sibley Bridge for which the Rowland prize 
 '^f the A. S. C. E. was awarded; Progress in 
 Flying Mac' ines; a great many racers uoon 
 enVng. subjects in terhn-cl transactions ad neri- 
 ^dicals. Pres., A. S. C. F.. i8'm: Pres,, West. 
 Sor. of Fncrs . ioot; Hon. M«rn. Inst. Civ. 
 Engrs. of T.reat Brita-n. jSq^; Fellow and Secv., 
 A. A. .\. S.: Mem. Century Assn.. N. Y.; Can- 
 adian Soc. of Civ. Engrs. ; A. I. Min. E.; Hon. 
 mem.. Aero Clubs of Am. and France; Pres., 
 
Honorary Alumni 
 
 827 
 
 III. Aero Club; Hon. mem.. Aeronautical Soc. 
 of Great Britain and recipient of a Gold Medal 
 given by that Soc. for distinguished service in 
 promoting the art of avia. Chanute field, Ran- 
 toul, 111. was named for him. Died N 23, 1910. 
 
 •CHARLES WRIGHT CLARK 
 
 C. E., 1892. (Cert. 1876. See No. 96.) 
 
 Hio. •NORMAN JAY COLMAN 
 
 D. Agr., 1905; b. My 16, 1827. Richfield 
 Springs, N. Y. ; s. Hamilton and Nancy 
 (Sprague) Colman. Prepared in Dist. Sch. 
 and Sem. LL. B., Law Sch., Louisville, Ky.. 
 1851, do., Univ. of Mo., 1905. Teacher, Schs., 
 Ky., 1847; Lawyer, New Albany, Ind., 1850 52; 
 Dist. Atty., 1852; Established Cohnan's Rural 
 World; Dean of Agr. Editors in U. S. ; Alder- 
 man. St. Louis, 1855-56; Mem., House of Rep- 
 resentatives, 1865-66; Lt. Gov., Mo., 1875-77; 
 U. S. Conin. of Agr., 188589; First Sec. of 
 Agr., U. S., 1889. Issued call and presided 
 over Convention of delegates from Agr. Colls, 
 in U. S., 1885 and urged upon Congress 
 adoption of laws creating present system of 
 Agr. Exp. Stas. Head, Govt. Horse-breeding 
 farm. Ft. Collins, Colo. Lt. Col., 85th Mo. Mil- 
 itia, Civil War. Mem., Mo. St. Bd. of Agr.; 
 Founder and ist Pres., Mo. St. Hort. Soc, ist 
 Pres.. Mo. St. Fair; Pres., Mo. St. Press Assn.. 
 Curator, Univ. of Mo.; Officer du Merite Agri- 
 cole, France, 1889. Married Clara Porter, 1851. 
 New Albany, Ind. (died 1863); Catherine 
 Wright, 1866, St. Louis (died 1897). Died.N 
 S, 191 1, St. Louis. 
 
 Hi I. GEORGE GARY COMSTOCK 
 Prof, and Dir.; LL. D., 1907; b. F 12, 1855, 
 Madison, Wis.; s. Charles H. (b. Jl 3, 1822, 
 Ridgeville, O.) and Mercy (Bionson) Comstock 
 (b. 1825, Cleveland). Prepared in Adrian 
 (Mich.) H. S. Ph. B., Univ. of Mich.; LL. B., 
 Univ. of Wis.; Sc. D.. Univ. of Mich. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Recorder and Asst. 
 Engr , U. S. Lake Survey, 1874-78; Asst. Engr., 
 Miss. River Im|)rovements, 1878-79; Asst. As- 
 tronomer Washburn Obs.; Computer Nautical 
 Almanac Office; Prof., Math, and Astron., O. 
 St. Univ., 1885-87; Prof, of Astron., Univ. of 
 Wis. and Dir. of Observatory, do. 1887 — ; Dir. 
 Grad. Sch., do. Auth.: Method of Least 
 Squares, Ginn & Co., 1890; Textbook of Astron., 
 Appleton, 1900; Field Astron. for Engrs.. Wiley. 
 1902; Publications of Washburn Observa- 
 tory, Vols. 6-12, State Printer, Wis.; also num 
 erous contributions to sc. periodicals. V. P., 
 A. A. A. S., 1894; mem. Astron. and Astrophys. 
 Soc. of Am.; Sec. and ist V. P., Nat. Acad, of 
 Sc. ; Chm., Com. on Math, and Astron.; Astron- 
 omische Gesellschaft; Sociedad Astronomico de 
 Mexico. Married E. Cecile Everett, Je, 1894, 
 Madison, Wis. Children: Mary, b. D 11, 1895; 
 Lillian, b. Jl, 1904 (died Ja, 1905). Address. 
 Observatory Hill, Madison, Wis. 
 
 M. L. 
 
 ROLAND RAY CONKLIN 
 
 1 89 1. (Cert. 1880. See No. 232.) 
 
 H12. JOHN WILLISTON COOK 
 Pres. of Norm. Sch.; LL. D., 1904; b. Ap 20, 
 1844, Oneida Co., N. Y.; s. Harry Dewitt (b. 
 Mr 6, 1817. Lennox. N. Y.) and Joanna (Hall) 
 Cook (b. D 23, 1817, Hartford, N. Y."). 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ., 1865. A. M., Knox Coll.; 
 LL. D.. Blackburn Univ. Prin. Pub. Sch., 
 Brimfield, 111., 1865-66; do., Grammar Dept. 
 Model Sch., 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1866-68; 
 Teacher do., 1868 90; Pres. 1890-9; No. 111. St. 
 Norm. Since its beginning, 1899-1919. Auth.: 
 Educ. Hist, of 111., 1912; A Series of Arithme- 
 tics (with Miss N. Cropsey) ; Various articles on 
 Hist, of Educ, Sch. & Home Educ. Blooming- 
 ton, 111. Ed. and Pub. (with E. C. Hewett) ///. 
 Schoolmaster 1874-76. do. (with R. R. Reeder) 
 ///. School Journal. 1884-86. Pres., St. 
 Teachers' Assn. of III., 1880; Pres., N. E. A., 
 
 1904; Pres.. Norm. Dept., do., 1896. Married 
 Lydia Farnham Spofford, Ag 26 1867, N. And- 
 over, Mass. Children: Agnes Spofford (Gale) 
 b. Ag 7, 1873; John Loring, b. N 26, 1874. Ad- 
 dress, DeKalb. 111. 
 
 H13. EDWIN GILBERT COOLEY 
 Educator; LL. D., 1905; b. Mar. 12, 1857, 
 Strawberry Point, la.; s. Gilbert (b. Chautau- 
 qua Co., N. Y.) and Martha Hammond (White- 
 hall) Cooley (b. N. Y.). Prepared in Prep. 
 Sch., Univ. of la.; Univ. of la.; Ph. B.. Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1895. Teacher, la., 1879; Supt. of 
 Sch.. Cresco, la., 1885-91; Prin., H. S., Au- 
 rora, 111., 1891-3; do.. H. S., La Grange, 111., 
 1893-1899; do., Chicago Norm. Sch., 1899; 
 Supt. City Schs., Chicago, 1900-09; Pres., D. 
 C. Heath & Co., 1909-10; Educ Commerce. Coml. 
 Club of Chicago 1910-15: Dir. junior activities 
 Central Div. Am. Red (Jross, 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Articles in Sat. Evening Post and Educ. Papers. 
 Mem., Univ. Club, Chicago; Union League 
 Club; Pres., 111. St. Teacher's Assn., 1904; 
 Pres., Nat. Educ. Assn.. 1907 08; pres. Dept. 
 Supt., 1904; Decoration, Order of Franz Josef 
 (Austrian). Married Lydia A. Stanley, Ja 1, 
 1878. Children: Bertha, b. N, 1878; Susie E.. 
 b. D, 1880; Dean, b. Ja, 1882; Bessie, b. My 
 1887; Gilbert, b. O 1891; Edwin, b, O 1894. 
 Address. 5338 Washington Ave., Chicago. 
 
 H14. GEORGE BRUCE CORTELYOU 
 Pres. Gas. Co.; LL. D., 1905; b. Jl 26, 1862, 
 New York City; s. Peter Crolius and Rose 
 (Seary) Cortelyou. Prepared in Hempstead (L. 
 I.) Inst.; St. Norm. Sch.. Westfield, Mass. LL. 
 B., Georgetown Coll., 1895; LL. M.. Columbian, 
 1896; LL. D., Georgetown Coll.; do., Ky. Wes- 
 leyan. Gen. law and Verbatim reporter in N. 
 Y. and in pub. service, 1883; Prin., Prep. Schs., 
 N. Y.. 1885-89; Pvt. Sec. to Post-Office Insp. 
 in charge at N. Y., the Survyr. of Port of N. 
 Y., 4th Asst. Postmaster Gen., 1889; Stenog., 
 Pres. Cleveland, 1895; Ex. Clerk, 1896; Asst. 
 Sec, Pres. McKinley, 1898; Sec, do., 1900; 
 Sec, Pres. Roosevelt, 1901-03; Sec, Dept. of 
 Commerce and Labor, 1903; Chm., Rep. Nat. 
 Com.; conducted campaign for election of Pres. 
 Roosevelt, 1904; Postmaster Gen.. 1905 7; Sec. 
 of Treas., 1907-9; Pres., Consolidated Gas Co., 
 N. Y 1909—; Dir., N. Y. Edison Co., N. Y. 
 Life Ins. Co., Nat. Surety Co. Mem., Union 
 1 eague; Rep., New York City; Press; Sleepy 
 Hollow; Recess; Cortelyou, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; 
 Econ., N. Y.; Univ., Washington, D. C; Ham- 
 ilton. Chicago; Nat. Civic Federation; Metro- 
 politan Museum of Art; Holland Soc; Chamber 
 of Commerce; Merchants' Assn. of N. Y. ; Am. 
 Gas Inst.; Nat. Cml., Gas Assn.; N. Y. St. 
 Hist. Assn.; V. P., Trustee, New England Con- 
 servatory of Music. Married Lilv Morris 
 Hinds, S 15, 1888. Roslyn, L. I. "Children: 
 George Bruce, Jr.; William Winthrop; (Jrace; 
 Helen (died My 19, 1909); Peter Crolius. Ad- 
 dress, Riverdale on-Hudson. New York City; 
 bus. add., 130 East 15th St., do. 
 
 H15. "SHELBY MOORE CULLOM 
 U. S. Senator; LL. D., 1903; b. N 22, 1839, 
 Wayne Co., Ky. Studied law in Springfield, 
 1853; City Atty., 1853-65; Elected mem. House 
 of Representatives 111. Legislature. 1856, i860, 
 1872 and 1874; elected Speaker, 1861 and 1873; 
 mem., Congress, 1865-71; Trustee, ex officio, 
 Univ. of 11:.. 1877-83. Chm., III. delegation to 
 Rep. Nat. Convention, Philadelphia, 1872 and 
 1884; Gov. of 111., 1876-83; U. S. Senator, 
 1883-1913. Mem., Com. appointed to prepare 
 a system of laws for the Hawaiian Islands; 
 Regent. Smithsonian Inst. Married Hanna M. 
 Fisher, D 12, 1855 (died Mr, 1861); Julia Fish- 
 er, My 5, 1863 (died Ag 18, 1909). Died Ja 
 28, 1914, Washington, D. C. 
 
 H16. "WILLIAM ELEROY CURTIS 
 Journalist; LL. D., 1911; b. N 5, 1850, Akron, 
 O.; s. Eleroy and Harriet (Coe) Curtis. A. B., 
 West. Reserve Coll., 1871; Litt. D., 1901; L. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 H. D., Amherst, 1907. Alpha Delta Phi. Staff, 
 Chicago Inter-Occan, \^-i-^7; do., Washington 
 Correspondent, do., Chicago Record, 1887-1901; 
 do., Chicago Record Herald, 190 1 — . Special 
 Comn. from V. S. to Central and S. Am. 
 Repubs. ; Ex. OlVicer, Internat. Am. Conference, 
 iS8'9-9o; Dir.. Bus. Am. Kepubs, 189093; 
 Chief, Latin-Am. Dent, and Hist. Section, Chi- 
 cago Kxpedition to Madrid; Special Envoy to 
 the Queen Regent of Spain and I'ope Leo XIII, 
 1892. Auth.: Tibbalses Folkes, 1S75; A Sum- 
 mer Scamper, 1881; The Life of Zachariah 
 Chandler, 1879; Children of the Sun, 1882; 
 Capitols of Spanish America. 1886; The Land 
 of the Nihilist, 1887; Trade and Transporta 
 tion, 1889; Handbook to the American Repub- 
 lics, 1890; Guatemala. 1891; Costa Rico. 1891; 
 N'enezuela, A Land Where it is Always Sum- 
 mer, 1891; The United States and Foreign 
 Powers, 1892, 1899; Today in France and tier 
 many, 1897; '^lie Turk and His Lost Provinces, 
 1902; Modern India, 1905. Mem., Nearly all 
 learned socs. of U. S. and several in Europe; 
 Gridiron; Press; Cosmos. Washington, I). C. ; 
 Union League. Died O 5, 191 1, Philadelphia. 
 
 A. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY DENNIS 
 M., 1905. (See No. 266.) 
 
 II 17. JACOB McGAVOCK DICKINSON 
 Lawyer; LL. D., 1905; b. Ja 30, i8ii, Col- 
 umbus, Miss.; s. Henry and Anna (McGavock) 
 Dickinson^ A. M., Univ. of Nashville, 1872; 
 LL. D., Columbia, 1905; do., Yale, 1910; do., 
 Lincoln Memorial Univ., 1917. Law Stud., 
 Columbia Coll., N. Y.; do., Univ. of Leipzig; 
 do., Paris. Admitted to bar, 1874. Served sev- 
 eral times by special comn. on Supreme Bench 
 of Tenn.; Asst. Atty. Gen., U. S., 1895-97; 
 Gen. Solicitor, I. C. R. R., 1899-1901; Gen. 
 Counsel, do., 1901-09; Leading Counsel for U. 
 S. in Alaskan Boundary Case; Sec. of War, 
 1909-11; Head, Consolidated law lirm, Dickin- 
 son, Wetten & Keehn, Chicago. Receiver, 
 Rock Island Lines, 1915-17. Mem., Chicago 
 Club; Wayfarers; Cliff Dwellers. Pres. Am. 
 Bar Assn., 1907-08. Married Martha Overton, 
 1876, Nashville, Tenn. Address, 1523 Dearborn 
 Parkway, Chicago; bus. add., c/o Dickinson, 
 Wetten & Keehn, do. 
 
 HiS. 'ANDREW SLOAN DRAPER 
 (Father of No. 1663.) 
 LL. D., 1905; b. Je 21, 1848, Westford, N. Y.; 
 s. Sylvester Bigelow and Jane (Sloan) Draper. 
 Prepared in Albany (N. Y.) Acad. LL. B., 
 Albany Law Sch., 1871; do., Colgate Univ., 
 1889; do., Columbia, 1903; do., West. Reserve 
 Univ., 1910. Phi Delta Phi. Teacher, Albany 
 Acad., N. Y^; do., other institutions, 1866-70; 
 Mem., Law tirm of Draper & Chester, 1871-86; 
 do., Albany Bd. of Educ, 1879-81, 1890-92; N. 
 Y. Legislature. 1S81; St. Norm. Coll. Bd.. 1882- 
 86; Ci;m. do., 1886, 1904; Judge, U. S. Court of 
 Ala. Claims, 1884-86; St. Supt., Pub. Instruc- 
 tion, N. Y., 1886-92; Supt.. Cleveland Pub. 
 Schs., 1892-94; Pres., Univ. of 111., 1894-1904; 
 ist Comn. of Educ, St. of N. Y., 1904-13. 
 Auth.: The Rescue of Cuba; American Educa- 
 tion; Vol. on Lincoln in Gateway Series. Ed., 
 Department of Education, Encyclopedia Ameri- 
 cana; Ed. -in-chief, 10 Vol. Self Culture for 
 Young People. Received silver medal for mono- 
 graph on Educational Organization and Admin- 
 istration in the L^. S., Paris Exposition, igoo; 
 gold medal and two commemorative diplomas 
 for educational writing; one of two grand prizes 
 conferred for conspicuous services to educ. St. 
 Louis Internat. Exposition, 1904. Mem., Chi- 
 cago Hist. Soc; St. Hist. Socs. of N. Y., Ill, 
 and Wis.; St. Louis Ry. Club; Presby. Church; 
 Dir., Nat. Cml. Bank; Gov., Dudley Observa- 
 tory, Albany, N. Y.; Chni., Dept of Educ. of 
 the Internat. Congresses, St. Louis Exposition, 
 1904. Appointed mem. of U. S. Bd. of Indian 
 Comn. by Pres. Roosevelt, 1902-13; Chm. do.; 
 Pres., Nat. Assn. of Sch. Supts., 1889-91; do.. 
 
 North Cent. Assn. of Colls, and Secondary 
 Schs., 1903-04. Married Abbie Louise Lyon, 
 My 8, 1872, New Britain, Conn. Children: 
 Charlotte Leland, b. N 21, 1875; Edwin Lyon 
 (■02), b. Ag 19, 1882. Died Albany, N. Y., 
 Ap 27, 1913. 
 
 EBENEZER LEWIS DRURY 
 M. L., 1894. (Cert. 1894. See No. 40.) 
 
 HENRY M. DUNLAP 
 M. L., 1891. (Cert. 1875. See No. 64.) 
 
 MARY TRACY EARLE (HORNE) 
 A. M., 1903. (See No. 424.) 
 
 CHARLES GLEASON ELLIOTT 
 C. E., 1891. (Cert. 1877. See No. 134.) 
 
 C. E. 
 
 •WILLIAM C. ELLS 
 1892. (Cert. 1874. See No. 42.) 
 
 HARVEY C. ESTEP 
 C. E., 1S93. (Cert. 1874. See No. 43.) 
 
 *WINFIELD SCOTT EVERHART 
 M. L., 1891. (Cert. 1875. See No. 66.) 
 
 H19. DAVID FELMLEY 
 (Father of Nos. 4150, 5654) 
 Pres.,- Norm. Univ.; LL. D., 1905; b. Ap 24, 
 1857, Somerville, N. J.; s. John S. and Ellen 
 (Voorhees) Felmley. Prepared in Pub. Schs., 
 N. J.; Perry H. S., Blackburn Univ., 187 V76; 
 .\. B., Univ. of Mich.. 18S1; L. H. D., Black- 
 burn, 1906. Supt. Schs., Carrollton, 111., 1882- 
 1890; Prof. Math., 111. St. Norm. LTniv., 1890- 
 1900; Pres., do., 1900 — . Delta Upsilon; Adel- 
 phi; Phi Beta Kappa. Mem., Coll. Alumni Club, 
 I'loomington, 111., 1890; 111. St. Teachers' Assn., 
 18S1 — ; Pres.. do., 1901 ; Central III. Teachers' 
 Assn. 1890; Pres., do., 1900; Schoolmasters' 
 Club, 1890 — ; Pres., 1903; Univ. Club of Chi- 
 cago, iQoo; others. Married Auta Stout. Jl 6, 
 1887, Carrollton, 111. Children: Ruth Davida 
 Cio), b. Je 8, 1888; Mildred Helen ('13), b. 
 Ap 20, 1890; John Benjamin, b. Je 27, 1905. 
 Address, 207 N. School St., Normal, 111. 
 
 H20. STEPHEN ALFRED FORBES 
 (Father of Nos. 949, 1031, 1868) 
 Educator and Zoologist; LL. D., 1905; b. My 
 29, 1844, Silver Creek, 111.; s. Isaac Sawyer (b. 
 Ja 15, 1800, Wilmington, Vt.) and Agnes (Van 
 Iloesen) Forbes (b. Ag 12. 1800, Cortlandville, 
 N. v.). Prepared in Beloit Acad., Wis.; Rush 
 Med. Coll.; 111. St. Norm. Univ. Ph. D., Ind. 
 L^niv., 1884. Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Teacher. Pub. Schs., 1867-71; Curator, Museum, 
 111. St. Nat. Hist. Soc, 1872-77; Prof., Zool., 
 LTniv. of 111., 1884-1909; Prof., Entomology, do., 
 iqoo — ; 111. St. Entomologist, 1882; Founder 
 and Dir.. III. St. Lab. Nat. Hist., 1877—; do.. 
 111. Biol. Sta.. 1804: Dean, Coll. of Sc, Univ. 
 of 111., 1888-1905. Chief St. Natural Hist. Sur., 
 1Q17 — . Civ, War, 1861-65; Capt. of Co. at 20; 
 five mos. in Confederate Prison. Auth.: 
 Twenty-eight studies of the Food of Birds and 
 Irishes and of the Food and Contagious Dis- 
 eases of Insects, Bu!. III. St. Lab. Nat. Hist.; 
 Contributions: List of 111. Crustacea, do.; Some 
 Lake Superior Entoniostraca, Report U. S. 
 Co»in. 0)1 Fish and Fisheries. 1SS7; Report on 
 the Aquatic Invertebrate Fauna of the Yellow- 
 stone Nat. Park, Wyo. and of the Flathead 
 Region of Mont., Bill. U. S. Covin., 1S91; Ed. 
 and Contributor, Bui. of the HI. St. Lab. of Nat. 
 Hist.. 12 Vols.. 1877 — . Medal of Societe d'Ac- 
 climatation de France for scientific publications, 
 1S86. Pres., Entomol. Club. Cambridge, Mass.; 
 West. Soc. of Naturalists; Am. Assn. of Econ. 
 Entomol.; Nat. Soc. of Hort. Insps.; 111. St. 
 Acad. Sc; Honorary Fellow, Entomol. Soc. of 
 Am.; organizer of Internat. Congress of Zool., 
 World's Columbian Exposition; Dir., Aquarium 
 
Honorary Alumn; 
 
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 of the U. S. Fish Comn., do. Fellow. A. A. A. 
 S.; Charter mem., Soc. for Prom, of Agr. Sc; 
 Mem., Nat. Acad. Sc.; Wash. Acad, of Sc; 
 Am. Soc. of Naturalists; Societe Entomolo- 
 gique de France; Chm., Champaign Co. Or- 
 ganization of 111. branch of the League to 
 Enforce Peace. Married Clara Shaw Gaston, 
 D 25, 1873, Normal, 111. Children: Bertha 
 Van Hoesen ('96), b. N 28, 1874; Ernest 
 Browning ('97), b. N 3, 1876; Winifred, b. Ag 
 8, 1879; Ethel Clara ('03), b. Jl 20, 1881; 
 Richard Edwin, b. Ja 2, 1887 (died Mr 18. 
 1893). Address, 702 Indiana Ave.. Urbana; 
 bus. add., 223 Nat. Hist. BIdg., Univ. of 111., 
 do. 
 
 ■ H21. WILLIAM FREEMAN MYRICK 
 GOSS 
 Executive; D. Eng., 1904; b. O 7, 1859, Barn- 
 stable, Mass.; s. Franklin B. (b. Jl 17, 1831, 
 Brewster, Mass.) and Mary Gorham (Parker) 
 Goss (b. My 15, 1830, Barnstable, Mass.). Cert, 
 of Grad., Mass. Inst, of Tech.; M. S., Wabash 
 Coll., 1888. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Alpha 
 Tau Omega. Instr., Mech. Arts, Purdue Univ., 
 1879-83; Prof., Practical Mechs., do., 1883-89; 
 Prof., Exp. Engng., do., 1889-1907; Dir., Engng. 
 Lab., do., 1899-1907; Dean, Schs. of Engng., 
 do., 1900-07; Dean, Coll. of Engng. and Dir., 
 Sch. of Ry. Engng. and Adm., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-17; Dir., Eng. Exp. Sta., do., 1909-17; 
 Pres., Ry. Car Manufacturer's Assn., 191 7—. 
 Invented design and installation of locomotive 
 testing plant, Purdue Univ., 1891; various re- 
 searches in steam engng. Auth. : Bench Work 
 in Wood, Ginn & Co.; Locomotive Performance, 
 John Wiley & Sons; Locomotive Sparks, do.; 
 High Steam Pressures in Locomotive Service, 
 Carnegie Inst.; Superheated Steam in Locomo- 
 tive Service, do.; various tech. papers before 
 professional societies; for 10 yrs. Contributing 
 Ed., Railroad Gazette. Chief Engr., Chicago 
 Assn. on Smoke Abatement and Electrification 
 of Ry. Terminals, 1914-15. Mem., Jury of 
 Awards, Columbian Exposition, 1893; Advisory 
 Bd. on Fuels and Structural Materials, U. S. 
 Geol. Sur. (appointed by Pres. Roosevelt) ; Ad- 
 visory Com. of Pa. R. R., charged with Testing 
 Locomotives at the La. Purchase Exposition; 
 West. Ry. Club; A. S. M. E.; A. A. A. S.: 
 Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; Am. Ry. Mas- 
 ter Mechs. Assn.; Nat. Conservation Assn.; 
 Master Car Builder's Assn.; 111. Soc. of Engrs. 
 and Survs. ; III. Acad, of Sc; Soc. for Promo- 
 tion of Engng. Educ. ; 111. Water Supply Assn.; 
 Nat. Assn. for Testing Materials; West. Soc. 
 of Engrs.; Am. Acad, of Sc. ; Union League 
 Club. Married Edna Demaris Baker, Paines- 
 ville, O. Child, Mary Lucette, b. O 22, 1885. 
 Address, Great Northern Hotel, New York 
 City; bus. add., 61 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 CHARLES PEYTON GRAHAM 
 M. L., 1893. (Cert. 1873. See No. 21.) 
 
 ALFRED T. GREGORY 
 A. M., 1905. (See No. 179.) 
 
 H22. LOUISE CATHERINE ALLEN 
 GREGORY 
 (Sister of No. 123) 
 M. S. 1893; b. D 9, 1848, Oxford, Ky.; d. 
 David Skillman (b. 1822, Georgetown, Ky.) 
 and Amanda Daugherty (Risque) Allen (b. 
 Woodford Co., Ky.). Prepared in Macon Co. 
 District Sch.; Grad., St. Norm. Sch.. Normal, 
 111., 1871. Teacher, H. S., Alton. 111., 1872- 
 73; Asst. to S. W. White, Pres. of Peoria Co. 
 Norm., 1873-74; Instr., Dom. Sc, Univ. of 111., 
 1874-78; Attended Harvard, studied phys. educ. 
 in Philadelphia with Lelia Partridge; studied 
 chem. of foods, in Chicago with Prof. De La- 
 fontaine; attervded, S. Kensinaton Sch. of 
 Cookery, London, Eng., summers of 1875, 1876, 
 1877, 1879; Prof., Dom. Sc. and Preceptress, 
 Univ. of 111., 1878-80. Under auspices of the 
 
 Woman's Chicago Branch of the Am. fiaptist 
 Home Mission Soc. made tour of inspection of 
 their schs. for colored people in the south, 
 and published report of investigations; inves- 
 tigated in various European countries the educ. 
 status of women. Mem., M. E. Church; Bap- 
 tist Church, 1880—. Married John MUton 
 Gregory, Je 17, 1879, Harristown, 111. Child, 
 Allene, b. D 7, 1887. Address, 1008 Lincoln 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 FREDERIC LEWIS HATCH 
 M. S., 1891. (Cert. 1873. See No. 22.) 
 
 MILES FAYETTE HATCH 
 M. S., 1893. (Cert. 1872. See No. 5-) 
 
 H23. WILLIAM ARNON HENRY 
 Educator; D. Agr., 1904; b. Je 16, 1850, Nor- 
 walk, O.; s. William and Martha Haines (Con- 
 diet) Henry. Prepared in Holbrook Norm., 
 Lebanon, O.; O. Wesleyan Univ., 1867-69- B. 
 S., Cornell, 1880; D. Sc, Univ. of Vt., 1904; 
 do., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1907. Sigma Xi. Prin., 
 II. S., New Haven, Ind., 1872-73; do., H. S., 
 Boulder, Colo., 1873-76; Prof., Bot. and Agr., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1881; do., Agr., 1883; Dir., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., 1887; do. and Dean, Coll. of 
 Agr., 1891-1907; Prof., Emeritus of Agr., 1907. 
 Lecturer, An. Nutrition, Univ. of Calif^, 1902. 
 Published 153 Agr. Exp. Sta. Buls., and 23 An- 
 nual Reports. Auth.: (2d part) Rusk's Special 
 Report on Diseases of Cattle and Cattle Feeding, 
 1892; Handbook on Northern Wisconsin, 189s; 
 Feeds and Feeding, ist edition, 1898; loth edi- 
 tion, revised and entirely rewritten, 1910; Portu- 
 guese translation by F. M. Draenert, Sao Paulo, 
 Brazil, 1907; Russian translation by order Im- 
 perial Dept. Agr., St. Petersburg, under 
 direction of M. Dubrovsky, 1912. Ed. staff. 
 Breeders' Gazette; Founder of Feeders Corner, 
 do. Ed. Staff Hoard's Dadryman. Married 
 Clara Roxanna Taylor, Ag 19, 1881, Oakfield, 
 N. Y. (died Jl 5, 1904). Child, Arnon _T. 
 Address, College of Agr., Univ. of Wis., 
 Madison. 
 II24. THOMAS FRANKLIN HOLGATE 
 Prof, and Dean; LL.D., 1905; b. Ap 8, 1859. 
 Ont., Can.; s. Thomas (b. Ag 22. 1820. York- 
 shire, Eng.) and Eleanor (Wright) Holgate 
 (b. F 4 1815, Hastings Co., Ont., Can.). Pre- 
 pared in Albert Coll., Belleville, Ont. A. B., 
 do. 1884; A. M., Victoria Coll., Toronto, 1889; 
 Ph. D., Clark Univ., 1893. Fellow, Clark Univ.; 
 Prof., Math., N. W. Univ., 1893; Dean, Coll. 
 of Liberal Arts, do., 1902; Acting Pres., do., 
 1904-06, 1916 — •. Auth.: Elementary Geometry, 
 1901; Translator, Keye's Geometry of Position, 
 1898; Contributor to Math. Jours. Mem., 
 Am. Math. Soc. Sec, Internat. Congr. of 
 Mathematicians, Rome, 1908. Married Georgina 
 Angela Burdette, Jl 23, 1890, Newburgh, Ont., 
 Can. Children: Eleanor, b. My i, 1894; Bar- 
 bara, b. O 13, 1895; Robert B., b. O 3, 1899; 
 Francis B., b. Ap 8, 1902. Address, 617 Li- 
 brary St., Evanston, 111. 
 
 THOMAS FORSYTHE HUNT 
 Agr. D., 1903- (See No. 392-) 
 
 CHARLES PERRY JEFFERS 
 M. S., 1894. (Cert. 1874. See No. 46.) 
 
 H2S. HENRY CHURCHILL KING 
 Educator; LL. D., 1908; b. S 18, 1858, Hills- 
 dale, Mich.; s. Henry Jarvis and Sarah (Lee) 
 King. Prepared in Hillsdale (Mich.) H. S.; 
 Hillsdale Coll. A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1879; B. D.. 
 Oberlin Sem.. 1882; A. M., Harvard, 1883; D. 
 D., Oberlin Coll., 1897; West. Reserve Univ., 
 1901; Yale, 1904; Chicago, 1916; Harvard, 
 191 6; S. T. D., Columbia, 1909; LL. D., Miami 
 Univ. 1909; L. H. D.. Colgate, 1916. Tutor, 
 Oberlin Coll., 1879-82; Assoc. Prof., Math., do., 
 1884-90; do., Philosophy, 1890-91; Prof, do.. 
 
830 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1891-97; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Berlin, 1893-94; 
 Prof. Theol. and Phil., Oberlin Sem. and Coll., 
 1897—; Dean Oberlin Coll., 1898-1902; Acting 
 Dean, Coll. of Arts and Sc, do., 1902-07, 1908- 
 11; Pres., do.. 1902 — ; Lib. lecturer, Haverford 
 Coll., 1906; Taylor lecturer. Yale, 1907; Noble 
 lecturer, Harvard, 1909; Lecturer in India, 
 China, and Japan, 1909-10; Earl lecturer. Paci- 
 fic Theol. Sem., 1910; Lecturer on religious 
 life, Columbia, 1913. Auth. : Outline of Erd- 
 mann's Hist, of Phil., 1892; Outline of the 
 Microcosnius of R. H. Lotze, 1895; The Appeal 
 of the Child, 1900; Keconst. in Theology, 1901; 
 Theology and the Social Consciousness, 1902; 
 Personal and Ideal Elements in Education, 
 1904; Rational Living, 1905; The Seeming Un- 
 reality of the Spiritual Lite, 1908; The Laws 
 of Friendship, Human and Divine, 1909; The 
 Ethics of Jesus, 1909; The Moral and Religious 
 Challenge of Our Times, 191 '; Religion as a 
 Life, 1913; It's All in the Day's Work, 1916; 
 Fundamental Questions, 191 7; Letters to Sun- 
 day School Teachers, 1906. Mem., Com. re- 
 porting on Secondary Sch. Studies, N. E. A.; 
 Trustee, Carnegie Foundation for Advance- 
 ment of Teaching; Council of Religious Educ. 
 Assn.; O. Coll. Assn.; Pres., Congr. Sunday 
 Sch. and Pub. Soc, 1908; V. P., A. B. C. F. 
 M.; C. H. M. S.; Am. Free Trade League; 
 Nat. Mun. League; Am. Peace Soc; Am. 
 Assn. Labor Legislation; Am. Acad. Pol. and 
 Social. Sc; Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Pres., Am. 
 Missionary Assn., 1913 — ; Assn., Am. Colls., 
 1916; Chm. Comn on Missions, Nat. Council, 
 Congr. Churches, 1913 — ; Executive Com., Gen. 
 War Comn. of Churches; Nat. War Work Coun- 
 cil, Y. M. C. A.; Sunday Sch. War Council; 
 sub-corn, on War Prohibition; Com. on Nat. 
 Prohibition; Nat. Council, Am. Inst, of Social 
 Service; Chm., Comn. on Church and Social 
 Service, Federal Council, Churches of Christ 
 in Am. Married Julia Marianna Coates, Jl 7, 
 1882. Children: Harold Lee, b. Je 12, 1883; 
 Philip Coates, h. My 27, 1887; Donald Storrs, 
 b. Je 19, 18S9; Edgar Weld, b. D 24, 1893- Ad- 
 dress, 317 E. College St., Oberlin, O. 
 
 WALTER ELLIOTT KNIBLOE 
 M. L., 1893. (Cert. 1876. See No. 102.) 
 
 H26. LIVINGSTON CHESTER LORD 
 
 Pres., St. Norm. Sch.; LL. D., 1904; b. Ag 
 27, 1851, Killingworth, Conn.; s. Benjamin (b. 
 1821, do.) and Antoinette (Case) Lord (b. 
 1830, South Windsor Conn.). Grad., St. Norm. 
 Sch., New Britain, (Jonn.^ 1871. A. M., Har- 
 vard, 1912. Prm.. H. S., Terryville, Conn., 
 1871-74; Supt., Schs., Winnebago, Minn., 1874 
 78; Prin., Union Sch., Mankato, Minn., 1878- 
 79; Supt.. Schs., St. Peter, Minn., 1879-88; 
 Pres., St. Norm. Sch., Moorhead, Minn., i88'8- 
 99; do., East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1899 — • 
 Mem., N. E. A.; School Masters Club; Quad- 
 rangle Club; Univ. Club; III. Teachers Assn.; 
 Nat. Soc. of Sc. Study of Educ; Nat. Council 
 of Educ; Congr. Church. Married Mary E. 
 Cook, 1874, Bristol. Conn. Address, Eastern 
 Illinois State Normal School, Charleston, 111. 
 
 H27. ABBOTT LAWRENCE LOW^ELL 
 Pres., Harvard University; LL. D., 1905; b. 
 D 13. 1856, Boston; s. Augustus (b. Ja 15, 1836) 
 and Katherine Bigelow (Lawrence) Lowell (b. 
 F 1832). Prepared in G. W. C. Noble's Sch.. 
 Boston. A. B., Harvard, 1877; LL. B., do., 
 1880; LL. D., Williams, 1898; Columbia, 1909; 
 Princeton, 1909; Yale, 1909; Louvain, 1909; 
 Dartmouth. 1909; Ph. D., Berlin, 1910. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Lawyer. 1880-97; Univ. lecturer, 
 1897-99; Prof., Sc. of Govt., 1899-1009; Pres., 
 Harvard, 1909—. Auth.: (With F. C. Lowell) 
 Transfer of Stock in Corporations. 1S84; Es- 
 savs on Government, 1889; Government and 
 Parties in Continental Europe, 1896; (With H. 
 M. Stephens) Colonial Civil Service, 1900; In- 
 fluence of Party upon Legislation in England 
 
 and America. 1902; Government of England, 
 1908; Public Opinion and Popular Government, 
 1913. Married Anna Parker Lowell. Address, 
 Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 H28. THOMAS McCLELLAND 
 Pres. Emeritus; LL. D., 1905; b. My i, 1846, 
 Quilly, Co. Derry, Ireland; s. William and Mar- 
 garet (Smiley) McClelland. Prepared in Den- 
 mark (la.) Acad. A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1875; 
 A. M., do., 1883; Grad., Andover Theoi. Sem., 
 1880; D. D., Tabor Coll., 1891; LL. D., Grin- 
 nell Coll., 1915. Divinity Stud., Oberlin, 1875- 
 76; Asst. Prin., Denmark Acad., 1876-78; Stud. 
 Union Ti eol. Sem., 1S78-79; Prof., Phil., Tabor 
 Coll., 1880-91; Pres., Pacific Univ., 1891-1900;- 
 do., Knox Coll., Galesburg 111., 1900-17; Pres. 
 Emeritus, do., 1917 — . Trustee Carnegie Foun- 
 dation for the Advancement of Teaching. Mar- 
 ried Harriet C. Day, Ag 19, 1880, Denmark, la. 
 Children: Kellogg D., b. Mr 26, 1884; Coch- 
 ran B., b. Ag 22, 1887; Ruth M., b. O 16 1891. 
 Address, 656 N. Prairie St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 •HENRY MACKAY 
 M. L., 1892. (Cert. 1876. See No. 104.) 
 
 HENRY WESTON MAHAN 
 M. L., 1893. (Cert. 1876. See No. 106.) 
 
 JAMES ROBERT MANN 
 LL. £)., 1903. (See No. 109.) 
 
 *JAMES NEWTON MATTHEWS 
 M. L., 1891. (Cert. 1872, See No. 7.) 
 
 H29. RALPH MODJESKI 
 Civ. Engr.; D. Engng., 1911; b. Ja 27, 1861, 
 Cracow, Austrian Poland; s. Gustav (b. Poland) 
 and Helena (Opid) Modrzejewski (b. 1842, do.). 
 Prepared in H. S., Cracow, Poland. C. E., 
 Ecole des Ponts et Chaussees, Pans, France. 
 Asst. Engr., Const., Union Pacific Bridge, Oma- 
 ha, Neb., 1885-87; Insp., Shops for bridge work, 
 Athens, Pa., 1887-89; Chief Draftsman, Office 
 of George S. Morison, Chicago, 188991; Chief 
 Insp., Memphis Bridge superstructure, 1891. 
 Asst. Engr., do., 1892; Civ. Engr., Modjeski & 
 Angier. Civ. and Inspecting Engrs., Chicago, 
 New York, Pittsburgh and St. Louis, 1893 — • 
 Designed and constructed Govt. Bridge, Rock 
 Island, 111.; reconstructed Bismark Bridge, 
 Bismark, N. Dak.; Constructed Thebes Briage, 
 Thebes, 111., 1902-05, Columbia River Bridge 
 and Williamette River Bridge, Spokane, Port- 
 land & Seattle Ry. Co., 1905-08; McKinley 
 Bridge, St. Louis; Columbia River Bridge Ore. 
 Trunk Ry. Co., Celilo, Ore.; Broadway Bridge, 
 Portland, Ore.; double track railroad and high- 
 way bridge, Memphis, Tenn.; bridge, Keokuk, 
 la.; Consulting Engr.; Metropolis Bridge, Me- 
 tropolis, 111.; do., N. Y., New Haven and Hart- 
 ford R. R.; Thames River Bridge, New London, 
 Conn.; in charge of reinforcing Poughkeepsie 
 Bridge over Hudson River; Mem. Bd. of Engrs., 
 Quebec Bridge reconstruction, 1908 — ; C. erry 
 Street Bridge, Toledo, O. ; made plans for No. 
 Pacific Ry.; Mem.. Comn. to determine feasi- 
 bility of a vehicular tunnel under Hudson 
 River; designed and constructed fire-proof ware- 
 house for Rock Island Arsenal, 111. Mem.. 
 A. S. C. E.; Can. Soc. C. E.; British Inst, of 
 C. E.; Am. Inst. Consulting Engrs.; Past Pres., 
 West. Soc of Engrs. for Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ; Franklin Inst, of Philadelphia; French 
 Assn. of Engrs.; Past Students of Ecoledes 
 Ponts and Chaussees; Engrs. Club, New York 
 Citv; Union League Club, Chicago; Arlington 
 Ckib, Portland. Organized Chicago Engrs. 
 Club. Married Felicie Benda. D 28, 1885 New 
 York City. Children: Felix B. b. Ag 6, 1887; 
 Marie S., b. Ja 22 1893; Charles E. J., b. F 20, 
 1896. Address. Union League Club, Chicago; 
 bus. add., 220 S. Michigan Ave., do. 
 
Honorary Alumni 
 
 831 
 
 AMANDA CAMPBELL (MOORE) 
 1893- M. L. (Cert. 1875- See No. 60.) 
 
 H30. 'RICHARD PRICE MORGAN 
 D. Engng., 1903; b. S 17, 1828, Stockbridge, 
 Mass. i-repared in Grammar Sch., Albany, i\, 
 Y. Practicing Civ. Engr. for 50 yrs. Autn.: 
 First report ever published with plans perfected 
 in detail for rapid transit elevated steam railway 
 in New York City; Report to the Commerce 
 Commission of New York State on the Decline 
 of the Commerce of the Port of New Y'ork; 
 Report to the U. S. Pacitic Ky. Commission on 
 the physical condition and cost of reproducing 
 the land grant railioads; Minority report on the 
 location ot a harbor of refuge on the southern 
 coast of Calif, 1897, w.iich was sustained by the 
 Chief of Engrs., the Atty. Gen. and Sec. of 
 War; Many other professional reports. 
 Awarded diplomas and medals at the Centennial 
 Exposition and at the E.xposition of Ky. Appli- 
 ances at Chicago, 1884. Trustee, Univ of 111., 
 1891-97; Chm., Finance Comn.; do., Bldgs. and 
 Grounds, 1895. Mem. ist lid. R. R. and 
 Warehouse Comn. of lil., 1870-74; West. Soc. of 
 Engrs. ol Chicago; Sons of Mass. and N. Engng. 
 Soc. of Chicago; West. Soc. of Engrs.; M. E. 
 Church. Married Mary E. Rutzer, N 1, 1854, 
 Poug keepsie, N. Y. Children: Edward R., b. 
 N 25. 1855 (died do.); Harry Cantine, b. 1858; 
 May Spencer, b. My 11, i860; Dwight Cadogan, 
 b. Je s, 1868. Died My 20, igio, Dwight, 111. 
 
 ANDREW T. MORROW 
 C. E., 1892. (Cert. 1873. See No. 27) 
 
 H31. *JOHN BENJAMIN MURPHY 
 LL. D., 1905; b. D 21, 1857, Appleton, Wis.; 
 s. Michael P. (b. 181 8, Limerick, Ireland) and 
 Ann (Grimes) Murphy. Prepared in Appleton 
 (Wis.) H. S. M. D.. Rush Med. Coll.; A. M., 
 St. Ignatius Coll., Chicago; M. S., Sheffield 
 Univ., grad. work in Vienna, 1882; do., Heidel- 
 berg, 18S3; do., Berlin, 1883; do., Munich, 1884. 
 Practiced in Chicago 1879-82, 1884-16; Head of 
 Dept. of Surgery and Clin. Surg., N. W. Univ. 
 Med. Sch.; Chief Surgeon, Mercy Hosp. Col., 
 U. S. Med. R. C. Invented Murphy Button 
 1892. Auth. : Appendicitis, Med. News, 1895; 
 Analysis of Cases Operated on with the Aid of 
 Murphy Button, do., 1895; Ankylosis-Arthro 
 plasty, clinical and experimental. Jour. Am. 
 Med. Assn., 1905; Actinomycosis Hominis, 
 with report of 5 cases. North Am. Practi- 
 tioner; Intestinal Approximation, Chicago Clin- 
 ical Review, 1894; Intestinal Surgery, Mal- 
 formations of the Intestine, Keen's Surgery, 
 Chap. XXXII, 1908; Neurological Surgery, 
 Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1907; 
 also many ot..er publications on medical sub- 
 jects. Pres., Am. Med. Assn., 1911-12; mem. 
 Assn. Mil. Surgeons of the U. S.; Am. Assn., 
 R. R. Surg.; Amer. Assn. of Obstetricians and 
 Gynecologists; Amer. Surgical Assn.; Chicago 
 Orthopedic Soc; Chicago Ath. Assn.; Chicago 
 Acad, of Sc. ; Chicago Med. and Surgical Soc; 
 Nat. Geog. Soc; Nat. Assn. for Prevention of 
 Tuberculosis; Internat. Med. Assn.; Alumni 
 Assn. of Rush Med. Coll.; do., Univ. of 111.; 
 Chicago Assn. of Commerce. Golf Club; Pathol. 
 Soc; Internat. Avia. Meet Assn. (Assoc. 
 Mem.); Miss. Valley Med. Assn.; N. Y. Acad, 
 of Med.; Nat. One Cent Letter Postage Assn.; 
 No. Central 111. Med. Assn.; Nat. Econ. League; 
 Physician's Club of Chicago; Soc. of Clinical 
 Surg.; Soc. for Exp.; Biol, and Med.; S. Surg, 
 and (jynecological Assn.; St. James Church; 
 South S ore Country Club; Tri-State Med. Soc; 
 Univ. Club of Chicago; West. Econ. Soc; Wis. 
 Soc. of Chicago; West. Surgical Assn.; Deutsche 
 Gesellschaft Fur Chirurgie — life mem.; Sur- 
 gical Soc. of Paris, France. Received I.aetare 
 medal from Notre Dame, 1Q02. Married Jean- 
 nette Charlotte Pl^mondon N 25, 1885. Chil- 
 dren: Harold, b. D 25, 1886 (d. F 19. 1887); 
 Jeannette Marguerite, b. D 14, 1887 (d. My 18, 
 
 1893); Cecille Marie, b. S 2c, 1890; Mildred 
 Lucinda, b. N 18, 1891; Celeste, b. Ja 13, 1897. 
 Died Ag 11, 1916. 
 
 H32. SIMON NEWTON DEXTER NORTH 
 
 Statistician and Asst. Sec, Carnegie Endow- 
 ment; LL. D., 1904; b. N 29, 1849, Clinton, N. 
 Y.; s. Edward (b. Mr 9, 1820, Berlin, Conn.) 
 and Mary Francis (Dexter) North (b. My 27, 
 1869, Whitesboro; N. Y.). Prepared in Dwight's 
 Rural H. S., Clinton, N. Y. A. B., Hamilton 
 Coll., 1869; A. M., do., 1872; LL. D., Bowdoin 
 Coll. Alpha Delta Phi. Newspaper Ed.. 1869- 
 88; Sec. Nat. Assn. Wool Mfrs.. 1 888-1903; 
 Dir., U. S. Census, 1903-09; Ed., Am. Year 
 Book, 1910; Statistician and Asst. Sec, Carnegie 
 Endowment for Internat. Peace 1911 — . Auth.: 
 Report on Newspaper Press, Census of 1880; 
 Report on Wool Mfrs., do., 1890; Report on 
 Mfrs. do., 1900; many reports of Census 1903- 
 09; Old Greek, a memoir of Edward North, 
 C904; many pamp lets on Indus, and statistical 
 subjects. Chief Statistician for Mfrs., 1890- 
 93. Mem., Am. Statistical Assn.; Pres., do., 
 1910; Am. Econ. Assn.; V. P., do., 1899; St. 
 Botolph Club. Boston; Cosmos Cub, Washing- 
 ton D. C; U. S. Indus. Comn. Married Lillian 
 Sill Comstock, Jl 8, 1875, Rome. N. Y. Chil- 
 dren: Edward, b. S 25, 1878 (died F 8, 1902); 
 Gladys, b. N 27, 1879; Eloise Comstock b. 
 My 12, 1884; Dexter, b. O 26, 1890. Address. 
 No. 2 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C. 
 
 JOHN AUGUSTUS OCKERSON 
 D. Eng., 1903. (See No. 28.) 
 
 H33. SIMON NELSON PATTEN 
 Prof. (Emeritus); LL. D., 1905; b. My i, 
 1852, Sandwich, 111.; s. William and Elizabeth 
 (Pratt) Patten. Prepared in pub. schs. ; Jen- 
 nings Sem. Stud., Halle, Ger., 1878. A. M., 
 Univ. of Pa.; Ph. D., do. Prof., Pol. Econ., 
 Univ. of Pa., 1888-1917; Prof. Emeritus do., 
 i9'7. Auth.: Premises of Political Economy, 
 1885-1901; Economic Basis of Protection, 1891; 
 Theorjr of Dynamic Economics, 1892; Theory 
 of Social Forces, 1896; Development of English 
 Thought, 1899; T'eory of Prosperity, 1902; 
 Heredity and Social Progress 1903; The New 
 Basis of Civilization 1907; The Social Basis 
 of Religion, 191 1; Culture and War. 1915. 
 Address, Univ. of Pa., Philadelphia. 
 
 PARLEY AGRIPPA PHILLIPS 
 M. L., 1894. (Cert. 1873. See No. 29.) 
 
 *WATSON PICKRELL 
 M. S., 1892. (Cert. 1875. See No. 81.) 
 
 FRANKLIN CARPENTER PLATT 
 M. L., 1893. (Cert. 1873. See No. 30.) 
 
 ELIJAH NEWTON PORTERFIELD 
 C. E., 1894. (Cert. 1873- See No. 31-) 
 
 H34. HERBERT PUTNAM 
 Librarian of Congress; LL. D., 1903; b. S 20, 
 1881, New York City; s. George Palmer (b. 
 1814. Me.) and Victorine (Haven) Putnam (b. 
 1824, N. Y.). Prepared in pvt. sch., James H. 
 Morse, N. Y.; A. B., Harvard, 1883. Columbia 
 Law Sch., 1883-4; Lift. D., Bowdoin Coll., 1898; 
 do., Brown Univ., 1914; LL. D., Columbian, 
 1903; Univ. of Wis., 1904; Yale. 1907; Williams, 
 1911. Libn.. Minneapolis Athenaeum, 1884-87; 
 admitted to bar, Minn., 1886; active in promot- 
 ing the organization of a_ free pub. lib. for 
 Minneapolis, which was incorporated 1886; 
 appointed Acting Libn,. do., 1887; Regular 
 libn., 1890-91; admitted to bar, Suffolk Co.. 
 Mass., 1802; Lawyer, Boston, 1802-5; Libn., 
 Boston Pub. Lib., 1895-9; Libn. of Cong. Wash- 
 ington, D. C 1890 — . Auth.: Numerous ar- 
 ticles in reviews and professional jours. Govt, 
 Delegate to various Internat. Lib. Congresses; 
 
832 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 mem., Administrative Bd., Congress of Arts and 
 Sc, St. Louis Exposition; Pres., Am. Lib. 
 Assn.; Overseer, Harvard, 1902-6; Fellow, A. A. 
 A. S.; mem., Am. Antiquarian Soc. Married 
 Charlotte Elizabeth Munroe, O s, 1886, Cam- 
 bridge, Mass. Children: Shirley, b. 1887; 
 Brenda, b. 1890. Address, Library of Congress, 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 II35. WILLIAM E. QUINE 
 Professor (Emeritus); LL. D., 1904; b. F 9, 
 1847, Isle of Man. Prepared in Pub. and H. 
 Schs. M. D., Chicago Med. Coll., 1869. Served 
 four yrs. as apprentice in Pharmacy. Prof., 
 Prin., and Ptactitioner, Chicago Med. Coll., 
 1870-83; Prof., Materia Medica and Therapeut- 
 ics, Coll. P. and S., Chicago, 1883-1916; Dean, 
 faculty, do., 1892-1913. Prof. Emeritus, do., 
 1913. Mem., Am. News Assn.; Am. Med. Assn.. 
 111. St. Med. Soc, (pres., 1904-05); Chicago 
 Med. Soc-, (Pres. 1S72); Chicago Acad. Sc, 
 etc.; Practitioners' Club; S. Shore Country 
 Club. Married Lettie Mason, 1876, Normal, 
 Ill.( died Je 14, 1903). Address, 3160 Indiana 
 .\ve., Chicago; bus. add., Columbus Memorial 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 H36. ISHAM RANDOLPH 
 Consulting Engr.; D. Engng., 1910; b. Mr 
 25, 1848, New Market, Va.; s. Dr. Robert Car- 
 ter (b. D I, 1801, "Carter Hall", do.) and Lucy 
 Nelson (Welford) Randolph (b. Ap 28, 1810, 
 Fredericksburg, Va.). Prepared in pvt. schs., 
 Clarke Co., Va. D. Cml. Sc, Wash, and Lee 
 Univ., 191 7. Chief Engr.. Chicago San. and 
 Ship Canal; Chief Engr., Chicago, Madison & 
 Northern R. R. ; Chief Engr., Chicago & Wes- 
 tern Ind. R. R.; Consulting Engr., B. & O. R. 
 R.; do., B. & O. track elevation plans; do.. City 
 of Toronto, during track elevation contest, won 
 by the City, appealed by the Railroads to the 
 Privy Council where the City was sustained; 
 do.. Queen Victoria Niagara Falls Park Comn.; 
 Consulting Engr., 111. No. R. R.; do.. Water 
 Supply, City of Toronto; do., water Supply 
 and sewage disposal. City of Muskogee, Okla. ; 
 do.. Little River Drainage Dist., St. Frances 
 Valley in Mo. Consulting Engr., San. Dist. of 
 Chicago; Chm., Internat. Improvement Comn. 
 of 111.; (Chicago Harbor Comn.: Consulting 
 Engr., Milwaukee; mem., internat. Bd., Consult- 
 ing Engrs. of the Panama Canal; mem., Bd. 
 of Consulting Engrs. which investigated pro- 
 gress of work on Panama Canal and reported 
 to the Pres. Received Elliott Cresson 
 gold medal awarded by Franklin Inst, for 
 Distinguished Achievement in the field of Civ. 
 Engng. Invented system of R. R. interlocking 
 switches and signals, 1883-86; moving platform, 
 1900; designed obelisk dam at Niagara above 
 Canadian Falls, 1905. Auth. : Concise History 
 of the Sanitary District of Chicago; The Sani- 
 tary District of Chicago; Chicago Drainage 
 Canal; A review of twenty years of Engineering 
 Work (reprint from Engng. News.. Jl 1909) 
 Jour, of the Assn. of Engng. Soc, Vol. 9; Site 
 of World's Columbian Exposition, do.; The En- 
 gineer in the Building of the Republic. 1912; 
 The Imaginative Faculty in Engineering, 1913; 
 A National Department of Public Works, our 
 Nation's Need, 1916; The Panama Canal and 
 its Antecedent, 1914; Various printed papers on 
 the Lakes to the Gulf Waterway and Collateral 
 Questions; Various articles on subjects of 
 drainage and sanitation. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; 
 West. Soc. of Civ. Engrs.; past Pres.. West. 
 Soc. of Engrs.: Protestant Epis. Church; Chicago 
 Engrs. Club; Engrs. Club of Toronto, Can. De- 
 livered lectures at Cornell, McGill, Montreal 
 Univ., Lhaiv. of Neb., Univ. of Wis., L^niv. of 
 111., Purdue Univ., la. Agr. Coll., Mich. Sch. 
 of Mines, L^niv. of Toronto, LTniv. of Va., N. 
 W. Univ., Univ. of Chicago, Armour Inst.; 
 also numerous lectures at pub. schs. in 111. and 
 other states. Married Mary Henry Taylor, Je 
 15, 1882 Chicago. Children: Robert Ishani. b. 
 Ap 14, 1883; Oscar de Wolf, b. S 28, 1885; 
 
 Spottswood Wellford, b. Ag 5, 1892; George 
 Taylor, b. Ja 22, 1894 (died Ap 17, 1894). 
 Address. 1365 E. 48th St., Chicago; bus. add., 
 1827 208 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 *ISAAC STUART RAYMOND 
 M. L., 1895. (Cert. 1872. See No. 9.) 
 
 WILLIE ALBERT REISS 
 M. S., 1894. (Cert. 1872. See No. 10.) 
 
 THOMAS EDWIN RICKARD 
 M. S., 1893. (Cert. 1872. See No. 12.) 
 
 NATHAN CLIFFORD RICKER 
 D. Arch., 1900. (See No. 13.) 
 
 *HENRY EDWIN ROBBINS 
 M. S., iSgi. (Cert. 1873. See No. 32.) 
 
 ELNA ALPHONSO ROBINSON 
 M. E., 1893. (Cert. 1875. See No. 84.) 
 
 H37. ALVIN HOWARD SANDERS 
 Editor; D. Agr., 1905; b. Ap 8, i860, Talley- 
 rand, la.; s. James H. and Martha (Rodgers) 
 Sanders. Prepared in Chicago H. S.; Cornell 
 Univ.. 1878-79; LL. B., Union Coll. of Law, N. 
 W. Univ., 1881; LL. D., Kenyon, 191 1. Xi 
 Phi. Editor, Breeder's Gazette. Mem., U. S. 
 Comn. to the Paris Universal Exposition. 1900, 
 appointed by Pres. McKinley in recognition of 
 services to cause of Agr. ; Chevalier of the Or- 
 der of Leopold for distinguished services in 
 cause of Scientific Agr., 1909; V. Chm., U. S. 
 Tariff Bd. appointed by Pres. Taft; Chmn. Am. 
 Recip; Tariff League, 1905-09. Auth.: The 
 Road to Dumbredykes; At the Sign of the Stock 
 Yard Inn; The Story of the Herefords; Short- 
 horn Cattle; A History of the Percheron Horse; 
 numerous other works on Agr. and stock 
 breeding. Mem., Union League; S. Shore and 
 Midlothian Country Clubs. Married Elizabeth 
 .\. Hildebrand (died Ap 25, 1882). Children: 
 three daughters. Address, 542 S. Dearborn St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 JOHN VICTOR EMANUEL SCHAEFER 
 M. E., 1905. (See No. 557.) 
 
 CLARENCE ORLANDO SCUDDER 
 M. L., 1891. (Cert. 1875. See No. 86.) 
 
 H38. *KATHERINE LUCINDA SHARP 
 A. M., 1907; b. Elgin, 111.; d. John William 
 (b. Jl 14, 1S34, Arkport, N. Y.) and Phebe 
 (Thompson) Sharp (b. F 28, 1S40, Dundee, 
 111.). Prepared in Elgin Acad., Oakland (Calif.) 
 II. S. Ph. B., 1885; Ph. M., N. W. Univ., 
 1889; B. L. S., do.. 1892; M. L. S., .N. Y. St. 
 Lib. Sch., 1906. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Teacher, Acad., Elgin, 111., 1886- 
 88; Asst. Libn., Scoville Inst., Oak Park, III., 
 1888-90; Organizer, Adams Mem. Lib., Wheat- 
 on. 111., Jl-O. 1891; do., Xenia, O., Lib. Assn., 
 Ag-0, 1892; in charge Comparitive Lib. exhibit, 
 Am. Lib. Assn., World's Columbian Exposition, 
 1S92-3; Libn. and Dir.. Dept. of Lib. Sch., Ar- 
 mour Inst, of Tech.. Chicago. 1893-7: Dir., Wis. 
 Summer Sch. of Lib. Sc, Univ. of Wis., 1895- 
 96; Exten. Lect., Lib. Econ., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1896; Head of Lib., Prof, of Lib. Econ. and 
 Dir. of Lib., Sch.. Univ. of 111., 1897-1907; 2d 
 \'. P., Lake Placid Club, 1907 — . Auth.: Ar- 
 ticles in Lib. Exten. Buls., Lib. Jour.; A. L. 
 A. Lib. exhibit. World's Fair, Lib. Jour., Mem., 
 Sec, Chicago Branch Assn. of Coll. Alumnae; 
 do.. East N. Y. Branch; X. P.. Chicago Lib. 
 Club; N. Y. St. Lib. Sch. Assn.; 111. Lib. Assn.; 
 Dir., Bur. of Information; Bibiolog. Soc. of 
 Chicago; do. of Am., Chicago Chap.; Wis. Lib. 
 Assn., Hon. mem.; Grand Pres., Kappa Kappa 
 Gamma, 1894-6; D. A. R. Died Je i, 1915. 
 
Honorary Alumni 
 
 833 
 
 H39. 'SAMUEL WALKER SHATTUCK 
 (Father of Nos. 671, 67a) 
 LL. D., 1912; b. F 18, 1841, Groton, Mass.; 
 s. Walter (b. 1801, do.) and Roxana (Fletcher) 
 Shattuck (b. 1805, do.). Prepared in Lawrence 
 Acad., Groton, Mass. B. S., Norwich Univ., 
 i860; A. M., do., 1868; C. E., do., 1871— • 
 Theta Chi; Sigma Xi. Instr., Math., Norwich 
 Univ., i860; Adjunct Prof. Math, and Mil. 
 Tac, do., 1865-6; Pres. pro tern., do., 1865-6; 
 V. P., do., 1S66-9; Asst. Prof, of Math, and 
 Instr. in Mil. Tac, Univ. of 111., 1868; Prof, 
 of Civ. Engr., 1870; Prof, of Math., 1870-1905; 
 Head, Dept., Math., 1868-1905; Acting Regent, 
 six months, 1873; Business Agt., and Mgr., 
 1873-1905; Prof, of Math, and Comptroller, 
 1905-12; S I, 1912, retired on the Carnegie 
 Foundation as Professor of Math. (Emeritus). 
 Sergt., Maj., Adj., Capt., Adj. and Insp. Gen., 
 U. S. Mil. Ser., 1861-63; Insp. Gen., Vt., 1867- 
 68. Mem., Am. Math. Soc; A. A. A. S. (Fel- 
 low); Loyal Legion; C. C. Club; Univ. Club of 
 Chicago; Union Leag:ue Club of Chicago. Mar- 
 ried Adelaide L. White, Ag 14, 1866, Columbus, 
 O. Children: Charles W., b. My 31, 1867; Anna 
 F. ('91), b. D 7, 1868; Edith A., b. Mr 12, 
 1870; Walter F. ('91), b. D 12, 1871. Died 
 F 13, 1915. 
 
 ♦HOWARD SILVER 
 M. L., 1894. (Cert. 1872. See No. 16.) 
 
 AVIS ALYDA SMITH 
 A. M., 1905. (See No. 153.) 
 
 H40. *BARON HERMAN von SPECK- 
 
 STERNBURG 
 LL. D., 1906; b. Ag 21, 1852, Leeds Eng.; 
 s. Baron Alexander and Martha (Shaw) Speck- 
 Sternburg. Prepared in Furstenschule S. Afra. 
 Meissen, Saxony; Mil. Acad., Potsdam, Prussia; 
 special studies in Internal. Law, Pol. Econ., 
 Mil. and Naval Scs. Fought through Franco- 
 Ger. war in 2d Sa.xony Dragoons; in active mil. 
 service until 1885; appointed Mil. Attache Ger. 
 legation, Washington, 1885; reappointed and 
 transferred as Maj. to Gen. Staff, 1889; joined 
 diplomatic service and transferred as ist Sec. 
 Legation to Peking, China, 1890; Charge 
 D'Affaires, Belgrade, Servia; ist Sec. Ger. 
 Embassy, Washington, 189S; High Commis- 
 sioner on Samoan Comn., 1898; Consul-Gen. of 
 Ger. for British India and Ceylon, 1900; His 
 Imperial Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary and 
 Envoy Extraordinary to Washington on special 
 mission, 1903; Ambassador of Ger. to U. S., 
 1903-1908. Decorations, Red Eagle (ist class); 
 Order of Crown (ist class); Grand Cross Order 
 of Albrecht (Saxony); Star of the Order of 
 Francis-Joseph (Austria) ; Star of the Order of 
 the Double Dragon (China); Star of the Ta- 
 kowo (Servia); Cross of the Order of St. Anne 
 (Russia). Married Lillian May Langham, Lon- 
 don, Eng. Died, 1908. 
 
 FRANK AUGUST ELLIS STARR 
 M. L., 1891. (Cert. 1876. See No. 116.) 
 
 H41. DANIEL ATKINSON KING STEELE 
 Surgeon; LL. D., 1906; b. Mr 29, 1852, 
 Eden, O. ; s. Rev. Daniel (b. Ireland) and Mary 
 Leatham Orr (Anderson) Steele (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Oakland Sem., Washington Co., 111.; 
 N. W. Univ. M. D., Chicago Med. Coll., 1873. 
 One of the founders and incorporators of the 
 Coll. of P. and S., Univ. of 111., 1881; Sec, 
 do., and Prof. Orthopedic Surgery, 1881-89; 
 Prof., Principles and Practice of Surgery and 
 Clinical Surgery, do., 1888-1913; Actuary, do., 
 1897-1912; Pres.,. do., 1894-1913; Sr. Dean and 
 Head of Dept., Coll. of Med. till 1917. Sur- 
 geon. Chicago, 1913 — . Chm., Com. on transfer 
 of Coll. Property* to Univ. of 111., 1900; on 
 Com. that purchased and established Dental 
 Dept. of the Coll., do., 1901; Chm. Com. that 
 
 secured all of the stock of the Coll. of P. and S., 
 as a gift to the trustees, do., 1912-13; Pres., 
 Med. staff. Cook Co. Hosp., 1887-90; One of 
 the founders and Pres., Chicago Hosp., 1895; 
 do., West Side Hosp., 1897-1906. ist Lt., M. 
 R. C, commissioned by Pres. Taft, F 1911; 
 Maj., do., commissioned by Pres. Wilson, Ap 
 II, 1917; Chief, Surgical Service, Gen. Hosp. 
 No. 9, U. S. A., Lakewood, N. J., 1918. Auth. : 
 Investigation of Rabies, with report of case, 
 Chicago Med. E-vaminer, 1873; Observations of 
 Fatal Heart Sounds, with reference to deter- 
 mination of sex, do., 1874; Fibroids of the 
 Uterus Treated by Ergot, 1876; The Microbic 
 Revolution in Surgery, 1886; Scrotal Tumors, 
 Med. Review, 1887; Surgical Treatment of 
 Empyema in Children, 1888; Cysts of the Pan- 
 creas, Osteosarcoma of the Scapula, 1889; Gun- 
 shot Wounds of the Brain, 1891; Hernia, 
 Critique of MacEwan Operation, 1892; Ovari- 
 otomy, 1892; Sarcoma of the Brain Diagnosed 
 by Focal Symptoms Case, 1894; Treatment of 
 the Sarcoma of Kidney in Children, 1894; 
 Operative Treatment of Sarcoma of the Kidney, 
 1894; Medico-Legal Aspects of Abortion, 1895; 
 Character as an Element of Success, 1898; Dis- 
 eases and Injuries of the Minor Articulations, 
 Keatings Cyclopedia of Diseases of Children, 
 1900; Resection of One-Fourth of the Body, 
 1900; Practice of Medicine as a Source of 
 Income, 1905; Surgery of the Bile Tracts, 
 Annals of Surgery, 1905; Complications of Frac- 
 tures, 1906; Congenital Dislocations of the Hip, 
 1906. Mem., One of the founders and Pres.. 
 Medico-Legal Soc, 1883-84; Pres., Chicago 
 Med. Soc, 1884; Pres.. Medico-Soc. Club, 1885- 
 1905; Chm., Surgical Section, 111. St. Med. Soc, 
 1886; One of the founders. Surgical Soc, 1900; 
 Plres., Chicago Surgical Soc, 1905-06; Mem., 
 Chicago Pathol. Soc; Chicago Physicians Club; 
 Nicholas Senn Club; Calumet Club; Am. Coll. 
 of Surgeons. Married Alice L. Tomlinson, S 7, 
 1876. Address, 2920 Indiana Ave., Chicago; 
 bus. add., 30 N. Michigan Ave., do. 
 
 C. E. 
 
 GEORGE STORY 
 1894. (Cert. 1874. See No. 52.) 
 
 D. 
 
 SAMUEL WESLEY STRATTON 
 Eng., 1903. (See No. 411.) 
 
 H42. WU TING-FANG 
 Diplomatist; LL. D., 1908; b. Kwangtung, 
 China. Prepared in Chinese Lit. and Classics, 
 Canton; Eng., Hong Kong; enrolled at Lin- 
 coln's Inn. London, 1874; called to English bar. 
 LL. D., Univ. of Pa., 1900; do., Univ. of la., 
 1908. Barrister, Hong Kong, 1882; Legal Ad- 
 visor and Deputy for Foreign Affairs. Tientsin, 
 1882; Promoter and Chief Dir., Kai Ping R. R. 
 Co.; Built ist R. R. in China; Appointed by 
 Imperial Govt., Co-Dir. in R. R. Bur., Const. R. 
 R.'s in N. China; Appointed Chief Dir., Tientsin 
 Univ. 1S95; ist Sec, Embassy of Peace Mis- 
 sions to Japan 1895; Plenipotentiary for ex- 
 changing ratifications of peace treaty, effected at 
 Chef 00; assisted in negotiating China-Jap. 
 treaty of Commerce and Navigation, ratified O 
 1896; E. E. and M. P., China to U. S., Spain 
 and Peru, 1897-1902; reappointed do., to U. _S. 
 1907; Prominent part in Rev. of 191 1; Chief 
 dir., Foreign Affairs; Minister of Justice of 
 Rep. gov.; Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1916; 
 Acting Premier, 1017. Auth.: Numerous ar- 
 ticles in China and Am. Mag. Married. Ad- 
 dress, No. 3, Gordon Road, Shanghai, China. 
 
 H43. FREDERICK EUGENE TURNEAURE 
 Engr. and Educator; D. Engng., 1905; b. Jl 
 30, 1866, Freeport. 111.; s. Giles and (Tlarissa 
 (May) Turneaure. Prepared in Freeport H. 
 S. C. E., Cornell., 1889. Instr., Washington 
 Univ., 1890-92; Engng. Stud, abroad, 1895-96; 
 Prof., Bridge and Sand Engng., Univ. of Wis., 
 1892 — ; Dean Coll. of Engng., do., 1893 — 
 
3M-. 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 City Engr., Madison, Wis., 1900-02. Auth.: 
 (with J. B. Johnson and C. W. Bryan) Theory 
 and Practice of Modern Framed Structures, 
 1893; (with Dr. H. L. Russell) Public Water 
 Supplies, 1901; (with E. R, Maurer) Principles 
 of Reinforced Concrete Construction, 1907; 
 Articles in Transactions A. S. C. E.; Bui. Am. 
 Ry. Engrs. Assn.; Articles in Tech. Jours. 
 Mem., A. S. C. E.; West. Soc. Engrs.; A. A. A. 
 S., Soc. Prom. Engng. Ed. (Pres. 1908-09). 
 Married Mary D. Stewart, Ag 25, 1891, An- 
 chor, 111. Child. Frederick Stewart, b. 1899. 
 Address, Madison, Wis. 
 
 H44. FREDERICK JACKSON TURNER 
 Professor; LL. D., 1908; b. N 14, 1861, Port- 
 age, Wis.; s. Jackson and Mary (Hanford) Tur- 
 ner. A. B.. Univ. of Wis., 1884; A. M., do., 
 1888; Ph. D'., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1890; Litt. 
 D., Harvard, 1909; Hon. Ph. D., Royal Fred- 
 erick Univ., Christiana, 191 1. Tutor. Rhet. 
 and Orat.. 1885-88; Asst. Prof., Am. Hist., 
 1889-91; Prof., Hist., 1891-92; do.. Am. Hist., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1892-1910; do., Hist., Harvard, 
 igio — . Auth.: Rise of the New West, 1906; 
 also Monographs and articles on Am. and es- 
 pecially West. Hist. Mem. Bd. of Editors. Am. 
 Hist. Rev., 1910-15; Nat. Bd. for Historical 
 Service, 191 7 — ; Harvard Comn. on West. 
 Hist.; Assoc, dept. hist, research, Carnegie 
 Instn., 1916-17. Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; St. 
 Hist. Soc. of Wis.; Mass. Hist. Soc; O. Valley 
 Hist. Soc; Miss. Valley Hist. Soc; Colonial 
 Soc. of Mass.; Am. Antiq. Soc; Am. Acad, of 
 Arts and Sciences, Assn. of Am. Geographers; 
 Am. Pol. Sc. Assn. Married Caroline Mae 
 Sherwood, 1889, Chicago. Address, 7 Phillips 
 Place, Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 H4S. FRANK ARTHUR VANDERLIP 
 
 Financier; A. M., 1905; b. N 17, 1864, Au- 
 rora, 111. Prepared in Pub. Sch.; Univ. of 111., 
 1882-83; Univ. of Chicago. LL. D., Colgate 
 Univ., 191 1. Reporter, Chicago Tribune, 1889; 
 Financial Ed., do., 1890; Partner and Assoc. 
 Ed., Chicago Economist, 189497; Pvt Sec. to 
 Sec. Gage, of the Treas., Mr-Je. 1897; Asst. 
 Sec, do., 1897-1901; V. P., Nat. City Bank, N. 
 Y., 1901-09; Pres., do., 1909 — . Delegate, In- 
 ternat. Conference of Commerce and Industry, 
 Ostend, Belgium, 1902; Trustee. New York 
 Univ.; do., Carnegie Foundation; Chm. Bd. 
 Dir. Am. Internat. Corp.; Dir., Various finan- 
 cial Insts., and R. R. S. Chmn. War Savings 
 Com. apntd by Sec. of Treas. to conduct sale 
 of War Savings Certs., 1917 — • Auth.: Chicago 
 Street Railways; The American Commercial In- 
 vasion of Europe; Political Problems of Eu- 
 rope; Business and Education; numerous ad- 
 dresses and paoers on Econ. and Educ subjects. 
 Mem., Chamber of Commerce; Metropolitan 
 Club; Century Club; Union League; Republi- 
 can Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Sleepy Hollow 
 Country Club; Econ. Bankers Club of Am.; 
 Cml. Club, Washington; Press Club Chicago; 
 India House. Married Marcissa Cox, My 19, 
 1903, Chicago. Children: Marcissa, b. Je 16, 
 1904; Charlotte Delight, b. N 8, 1905; Frank 
 Arthur, b. Ap 4, 1909; Kelvin Cox, b. Ap 15, 
 1912; John Mann, b. N 6, 1916. Address, 55 
 Wall St., New York City. 
 
 •ALONZO LYONS WHITCOMB 
 M. L., 1894. (Cert. 1872. See No. 19.) 
 
 FRANK WHITE 
 LL. D., 1904. (See No. 252.) 
 
 H46. HENRY CLAY WHITE 
 Chemist; LL. D., 1905; b. D 30, 1850, Balti- 
 more; s. Levi S. and Louisa White. Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Va. 1877; D. C. L., Univ. of the 
 South. 1901; Sc. D. Univ. of Mich., 1907; LL. 
 D., Columbia, 1908. Prof., Chem., Md. Inst., 
 1870-71; Sc. Lecturer, Peabody Inst.. Balti- 
 more, 1871; do., St. John's College, Annapolis, 
 1871-2; Pres. Assoc of Official Chems. of the 
 U. S., i88:-2; Chief Chem., Ga. St. Exp. Sta., 
 1888-1912; St. Chem.. Ga. 1880-90; Prof., 
 Chem., Univ. of Ga. 1872-1912; Pres.. Ga. Coll., 
 1890-1907; Auth.: (with William Gibbs Mc- 
 Adoo), Elementary Geology of Tenn., 1873; 
 Complete Hist, of the Cotton Plant, 1874; Lec- 
 tures and Addresses (2 Vols.), 1885-91; Man- 
 uring of Cotton, 1896; Collaborator, U. S. Dept. 
 Agr., Cotton and Nutrition Investigations. 
 Mem. A. C. S.; Chem. Soc, F-ondon, (fellow), 
 [880; A. A. S. S.; Correspondence Mem., Brit- 
 ish Assn. Adv. Sc, 1887; Author's Club, Lon- 
 don; Pres.. Assn. Am. Agr. Colls, and Exp. 
 Stas., 1897-8; Chm., Ex. Com., do., 1900-1. 
 Married Ella Frances Roberts, D 19, 1872, 
 Chester Co., Pa. Address, Athens, Ga. 
 
 JOHN EDWARDS WRIGHT 
 
 A. M., 1903. (See No. 458.) 
 
 H47. *ELLA FLAGG-YOUNG 
 LL. D., 1910; b. Ja IS, 1845. Buffalo, N. Y.: 
 d. Theodore (b. D 12, 1815, Albany, N. Y.) and 
 Jane (Reed) Flagg (b. Mr 15, 1825, Burling- 
 ton, Vt.). Prepared in Norm. Dept., Chicago 
 H. S. Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1900. Supt. 
 of Schs.. Chicago 1909-15. Auth.: Isolation in 
 the School, Univ. of Chicago Press; Ethics in 
 the Schools, do.; Some Types of Modern Edu- 
 cation Theory; Education Progress of 1905 and 
 1906, N. E. A. Proceedings, Univ. of Chicago 
 Press., 1907; Editorials in the Educ. Bi-Month- 
 ly, 1906-9; Reports of Supt. of Chicago Pub. 
 Schs., 1909-15; Literature in Elementary 
 Schools, A'. E. A. Proceedings. 1896; The 
 School and the Practice of Ethics, do., 1908; 
 President's Address, Hypothesis in Education, 
 do., 191 1 ; The Secular Free Schools, do., 1916; 
 American Education and the Inner Life, do., 
 1 91 7; Court Decisions vs. Social Progress, do., 
 1917; Julia C. Lathrop, Chief of Children's 
 Bureau, Jour, of Educ, 1918. Mem., Nat. Wo- 
 man's Liberty Loan Com.. 1917; Cent. Church; 
 Pres., N. E. A., 1910-11; Pres., III. St. Teachers' 
 Assoc. 191 1 ; Chm. Com., on Revision of Ele- 
 mentary Educ, N. E. A., 191 8, Hon. Mem., 
 Chicago Woman's Club; do.. Lake View Worn. 
 Club. Married William Young, D 28, 1868, 
 Chicago (died 1873). Died O 26, 1918, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 AUGUST ZIESING 
 C. E., 1905. (See No. 202.) 
 
FACULTY 
 
 DUFF ANDREW ABRAMS 
 (See No. 2304.) 
 
 JAMES EDWARD ACKERT 
 (See No. 3617.) 
 
 CHARLES CHRISTOPHER ADAMS 
 
 Professor; B. S., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1895; 
 M. S., Harvard, 1898; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1908; b. Ji 23, 1873, Canton, 111.; s. William 
 Henry Harrison (D. Mr 30, 1840, Etna, ill. J 
 and Hannah Westfall (Concklin) Adams (b. 
 O 26, 1S42, O.). Prepared in Prep. Sch., 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ. Sigma Xi. Scholarship, Har- 
 vard Club of Chicago, 1898-9; Scholarship, 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1899-1900; Fellowship, do., 
 1900-3. Asst., Biol., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1895- 
 6; Asst. Entomol., 111. St. Lab. Nat. Hist., 
 Univ. of 111., 1896-8; Asst., Zool., Univ. of 
 Chicago, summer, 1902; Curator of Museum, 
 Univ. of Mich., 1903-6; Dir., Cincinnati Soc._ 
 Nat. Hist., 1906-7; Assoc. An. Ecol., Univ. of 
 111., 1908-14; Asst. Prof., Forest Zool.. N. Y. St. 
 Coll. of Forestry, Syracuse, 1914-16; Prof., do., 
 1916 — . Auth.: The Ecological Succession of 
 Birds, Am. Rpt. Mich. Geol. Sur., 1908; The 
 Coleoptera of Isle Royale, Lake Superior, and 
 their relation to the North American Centers of 
 Dispersal, do.; Annotations of Certain Isle Roy- 
 ale Invertebrates, do.; Notes on the Isle Royale 
 Mammals and their Ecological Relations, do.; 
 The Relations of Field E.xcursions to the Edu- 
 cational Work of Local Museums, Proc. .4 m. 
 Assn. Museums, 191 1; The Variations and Eco- 
 logical Distribution of the Snails of the Genus 
 lo. Nat. Acad. Sc; Guide to the Study of the 
 Relations of the Animals to their Inland En- 
 vironments. Bui. III. St. Lab. Nat. Hist., igis; 
 An Ecological Study of Forest and Prairie In- 
 vertebrates do. Mem., A. A. A. S. ; Assn. Am. 
 Geogs. ; Am. Soc. Naturalists; Am. Soc. Zoo's.; 
 Am. Soc. Assn. Museums; 111. Acad, of Sc. 
 Married Alice Luthera Norton, O 3, 1908, Lake 
 Forest. 111. C ild, Harriet Dyer b. F 9, 1910. 
 Address, State Coll. of Forestry, Syracuse. 
 N. Y. 
 
 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 
 
 Professor; B. L. Univ. of Mich., 1804; LL. 
 B.. do., 1898; b. F 10, 1872, Utica. Mich.; s. 
 Stephen Daniel (b. D 12. 1820, Rochester, N. 
 Y.) and Mary Elizabeth (Chapman) Adams ''b. 
 Jl 15, 1837, Utica. Mich.). Prepared in Utica 
 (Mirh.) Union Sch.; Special pupil, Prof. Thos. 
 C. Trueb'ood for several yrs. Prof.. Law and 
 Orat., Central Univ. of Ky., 1900-01; Instr. 
 Rhet. and Orat., Pa. St. Coll.. 1001-02; Prof.. 
 Orat., Franklin and Marshall Coll., 1902-03; 
 Instr., Rhet.. Univ. of 111.. 1903-05; Prof., Pub. 
 Speaking La. St. Univ., 1005 — . Mem., Nat. 
 .Assn. for Advancement of Speech Arts. Mar- 
 ried '^^p'l'e K^ech Allen, Ag 27 1001. Ann Ar- 
 bor, Mich. Address, c/o La. St. Univ., Baton 
 Rouge, La. 
 
 ROGER ADAMS 
 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard. 1909; A. M. do., 
 1010; Ph. D.. do.. 1912; b. Boston; s. Austin 
 Winslow (b. O 7, 1845, Barnstead N. H.) and 
 
 Lydia (Curtis) Adams (b. Jl 9, 1843, Leo- 
 minster, Mass.). Prepared in Cambridge 
 (Mass.) Latin Sch.; Univ. of Berlin, 1912-13; 
 Kaiser Wilhelm Inst., 1912-13. Alpha Tau 
 Omega; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Sigma Xi; Phoenix; Detur, Harvard, 1909. 
 Instr., Organic Chem., Harvard, 1913-16; Asst. 
 Prof., do., Univ. of 111., 1916; (on leave for 
 service as Section Chief, Gas Offensive Warfare, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918). Auth.: (With H. A. 
 forrey) P.enols Insoluble in A. kali, Berichte, 
 Vol., 43; (With C. Loring Jackson) Hexa- 
 bromodiacetyl. Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 37; (with 
 L. Clark) Normal Nonane. do.. Vol. 37; (With 
 C. H. Beebe) Action of the Grignard Reagent 
 on C N Compounds, Synthesis of Amidines 
 from Cyanamides do.. Vol. 38; (Wit.i L. F. 
 Weeks) Action of Oxalyl Chloride on primary, 
 secondary and tertiary alcohols, do.. Vol. 38; 
 (With W. V. Wirth and H. E. French) Oxalyl 
 (Chloride as a reagent in organic chemistry, do.. 
 Vol. 40; The Present opportunity in Chemistry, 
 Univ. of III. Bui., 15 and Sch. Sc. and Math., 
 Vol. 18; The Manufacture of organic chemicals 
 at the Univ. of III., Science, Vol. 47; Organic 
 Chemical Reagents for Scientific and Technical 
 Laboratories, Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem., 
 Vol. 9. Mem., A. C. S.; Deutsche Chemische 
 Gesellschoft ; A. A. A. S. Married Lucille 
 Wheeler, Ag 29. 1918 White River Junction, 
 Vt. Address, 603 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM ALEXANDER ADAMS 
 Lawyer; A. B., Harvard. 1898; LL. B., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1903; b. S 10, 1871, Chicago; s. Robert 
 A. (b. Mane ester. N. H.) and Mary Martha 
 (Riley) Adams (b. Burlington. Vt.). Prepared 
 in Pinkerton Acad., Derry N. H.. 1890-94. 
 Harvard Union. Teacher, Latin Sch., Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y., 1898-99; Instr., Rhet.. Univ. of 111., 
 1809-1001; stud. Law, 1901-03; Prof. Law. 111. 
 Coll. of law. 1003-06; Lawyer Chicago, 1903 — . 
 Mem.. Harvard Club, Chicago, 1906; 111. St. 
 Bar Assn., 190";; Chicago Bar Assn., 1910; 
 T. O. O. F.; A. F. A. M. Hamilton Club 1916; 
 Rd. of Educ. Riverside-Brook<^el(l H. S. dist. 
 Married Blanche Snalding Griffin, S 1904, 
 Thornton's Ferry, N. H. Children: William 
 Byron, b. O 10. 1905; Marv Griffin, b. Ag 4, 
 1908 (died My 16. 1009). Address. Brookfield, 
 111.; bus. add., 715 Tacoma Bldg.. Chicago. 
 
 TANSY RADFORD AGG 
 Professor; B. Sc. E. E., la. St. Coll.. 1905; 
 b. My 17, 1878. Fairfield, la.; s. Henry and 
 Sarah Agg. Prepared in Oskaloosa (la.) H. S. 
 Cardinal Guild: two inter-soc. debating medals. 
 With Hanna Mfg. Co., Oska'oosa. la., three 
 vrs.; Testing Dept. Gen. Elec. Co., 1Q05; Instr., 
 G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1905-06; Good roads 
 exnert, summer 1006; Instr.. T. and A. M.. 
 TTniv. of 111. i"o6-09: Assoc. Prof., Highway 
 Engng., la. St. Coll., Ames, la.. 1916 — . Cant., 
 Co. D. logth Engrs.; Maj.. do.. Camp Cody. 
 Camp Dix, Camp A. A. Humnhrevs; Mu'^tered 
 out, S I, 1918. Mem.. 111. St. Highway 
 Comn.; la. Nat. Guard, 1895-98; M. E. Church. 
 Address, 707 Hodge Ave., Ames, la.; bus. 
 add., Iowa St. Coll., do. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 MILTON KENT AKERS 
 (See No. 2306.) 
 
 CHARLES CLINTON ALBRIGHT 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E., Purdue Univ., 
 1903; C. E., do., 1908; b. My 20, 1879, Brimfield, 
 Ind. ; s. John W. (b. O 28, 1850, Beaver Tp., 
 Union Co., Pa.) and Sophia (Bower) Albright 
 (b. Ag 13, 1851). Prepared in Marion (Ind.) H. 
 S. Purdue Soc. of Civ. Engrs. Asst., Engng. 
 Corps B. & O. R. R., Newark, 0., 1903-4; 
 Draftsman, Office of Chief Engr., G. C. & S. F. 
 R. R., Galveston, Tex., 1904^^05; Asst. Engr., 
 Maintenance and Const., G. C. & S. F. R. R., 
 1905-08; Instr., Civ. Engng. Univ. of 111., 1908- 
 09; Asst. Prof., do., Purdue Univ., 1909 — . Pvt. 
 Co. A, 4th Ind. Nat. Guard, 1897-98. Mem., 
 Am. R. R. Engng. Assn. Married Adda Mable 
 Robinson, Je 22, 1904, Lafayette, Ind. Chil- 
 dren: Mary Mildred, b. D 27, 1906; Helen 
 Louise, b. Ja 30, 191 1. Address, 638 N. 8th 
 St., Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 EARLE STANLEY ALDEN 
 Instructor; A. B., Colo. Coll., 1909; A. M., 
 Harvard, 1913; b. 1883, Philo, 111. Instr., Colo. 
 Coll., 1910-u; Asst. Prof., Earlham Coll., 1913- 
 14; Instr., Eng., Univ of 111., 1914-16; Grad. 
 Stud, and Asst., Eng, Harvard, 1916. St. Dept. 
 Work, Washington, D. C, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Address, 409 W. 46th St., Los 
 Angeles; bus. add., Franklin College, Frank- 
 lin, Ind. 
 
 GEORGE HENRY ALDEN 
 Univ. Pres.; B. S., Carleton Coll., 1891; A. 
 B., Harvard, 1893; Ph- D-. Wis., 1896; b. Ag 30, 
 1866, Tunbridge, Vt.; s. Edwin Hyde (b. Wind- 
 sor, Vt.) and Anna Maria (Whittemore) Alden 
 (b. St. Albans, Vt.). Prepared in Waseca 
 (Minn.) H. S.; Carleton Coll. Acad. Fellowship 
 in Hist., Univ. of Chicago, 1S93-5; Fellowship 
 in Hist., Univ. of Wis., 1896; Supt. Schs.. New 
 Richland. Minn., 1887-88; Supt., Schs., Tracy, 
 Minn., 1891-92; fellowships mentioned, 1892-6; 
 Acting Asst. Prof., Hist., Univ. of 111., 1896-7; 
 P!rof., Hist, and Govt., Cornell Coll.. 1897-8; 
 Prof., Hist and Pol. Sc. Carleton Coll., 1898- 
 1903; Asst. Prof., Hist., Univ. of Wash., 1903-5; 
 Assoc. Prof., Univ. of Wash., 1905-9; Dean of 
 Coll of Liberal Arts and Acting Pres., Wil- 
 lamette Univ., 1914-15; Prof., Hist, and Dean 
 of Coll. of Liberal Arts, do., 191 5; Acting Pres., 
 do.. 1918 — . Auth. : New Govts. West of the 
 Alleghanies before 1780, Bui. of the Univ. of 
 Wis., 1897; The Evolution of our System of 
 Organizing and Admitting New States, Annals 
 of the Acad, of Pol. and Social Sc, 1901; The 
 State of Franklin, Am. Hist. Rev., Ja 1903; 
 book reviews and notes in periodicals. Mem.. 
 Am. Hist. Assn., 1897 — •; Clerk, Congr. 
 Church, Northfield, Minn., 1899-1903; Pres., 
 Bd. of Trustees, Univ. Congr. Church, Seattle; 
 Pres., Puget Sound Congr. Club, 1908-9. Mar- 
 ried Dora Hall Page, 1898, Anoka, Minn. 
 Children: Rodney Whittemore, b. My 18, 1899; 
 Margaret Marion, b. D 12, 1903. Address, 326 
 N. Liberty St., Salem, Ore. 
 
 RAYMOND MacDONALD ALDEN 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Pa., 1894; 
 A. M., Harvard., 1896; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 
 1898; Litt. D., Rollins Coll., 1910; b. Mr 30, 
 1873, New Hartford, N. Y. ; s. Gustavus Rosen- 
 berg (b. F IS, 1832, Greene, Me.) and Isabella 
 (Macdonald) Alden (b. N 3, 1841, Rochester, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Rollins Coll. Prep Sch., 
 Winter Park, Fla. Attended Columbian Univ., 
 Washington, D. C, 1891-93. Zelosophic Soc, 
 Univ. of Pa.: Phi Beta Kappa; Harvard Debat- 
 ing Union; Harrison Fellow in Eng., Univ. of 
 Pa., 1897-8; Senior Fellow, do., 1898-9; Instr., 
 Eng., Columbian Univ., 1894-5; Asst., Eng., 
 Harvard, 1896-7; Instr., Eng., Univ. of Pa., 
 1899-1901; Asst. Prof., Eng., Leland Stanford, 
 Jr. Univ.. 1901-9; Assoc. Prof., do., 1909-11; 
 
 Prof., Eng. and Chm. of Dept., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-14; Prof., Eng.. Leland Stanford, Jr. 
 Liniv., 1914 — . Auth.: Rise of Formal Satire in 
 England, 1899; The Art of Debate, 1900; 
 Shakespeare's Julius Caesar (edited), 1902; On 
 Seeing an Elizabethan Play. 1903; English 
 Verse, 1903; Consolation — an Ode, 1903; Scott's 
 Lady of the Lake (edited), 1904; Knights of the 
 Silver Shield, 1906; Introduction to Poetry, 
 1909; Plays of Francis Beaumont (edited), 
 19 10; Thoreau's Walden (edited), 191 o; Read- 
 ings in English Prose, 191 1 and 1917; Shakes- 
 peare's Sonnets (edited), 1916; Tennyson, How 
 to Know Him, 191 7; Contributions to Educ. 
 Jours, and short stories to Collier's Weekly, 
 and other periodicals (won third prize of $1,000 
 in Collier's short story contest, 1905). Mem., 
 Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Am. Phil. Soc; Am. 
 Assn. of Univ. Profs. Married Barbara Gen- 
 ery Hitt, Alhambra, Calif., My 24, 1904. Chil- 
 dren: Donald Hitt, b. N 24, 1905; Elizabeth, b. 
 Je 10, 1909; John Gustavus, b. D 17, 1910; 
 Roland Herrick, b. F 4, 1914. Address, 427 
 Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto, Calif. 
 
 WILLIAM SLEEPER ALDRICH 
 
 Professor; M. E., Stevens Inst, of Tech., 
 1884; b. Mr 3, 1863. Philadelphia; s. George 
 Wells (b. Je 30, 1839, Hartland, Vt.) and Sallie 
 Edith (Sleeper) Aldrich (b. Ja 10, 1842, Phila- 
 delphia). Prepared in Burlington, N. J.; Naval 
 Cadet, U. S. Naval Acad.. 18S3. Pub. Schs. 
 Asst., Boys' H. S., Reading, Pa., 1885-7; do.. 
 Central Man. Tr. Sch., Philadelphia, 1887-9; 
 Instr., Draw., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1889-91; 
 Assoc, Mech. Engng., do.. 1891-2; Prof., Mech. 
 Engng. and Dir., Mech. Arts, West Va. Univ., 
 1893-99; Prof, and Head of Dept. of Elec 
 Engng., Univ. of 111., 1899-1901; Dir., Thomas 
 
 5. Clarkson Memorial Sch. of Tech., Potsdam, 
 N. Y., 1901-11; U. S. Reclamation Service, Sho- 
 shone Project, Wyo., igii-13; Acting Prof., 
 Mech. and Elec Engng., Univ. of Ariz., 191 3- 
 14; Assoc Prof., Elec. Engng., Colo. Agr. Coll., 
 Fort Collins, Colo.. 1914 — -. Volunteered for 
 service in Span. Am. War; appointed Asst. 
 Engr. with relative rank of Lt., U. S. N. ; at- 
 tached to U. S. S. Vulcan, Admiral Sampson's 
 fleet in Cuban waters, 1898; honorably dis- 
 charged. Mem., Colo. St. Bd. of Dirs. of the 
 U. S. Naval Consulting Bd., 1916-17. Auth.: 
 Notes on Bldg. Const, and Arch., privately pub- 
 lished, 1889; Manual of Instructions, Forms and 
 Schedules for Use in Elec. Engng. Lab., 1900, 
 and Junior Manual Elec. Engng., 1901; each 
 with Prof. Wm. Hand Browne, Jr., Dept. of 
 Elec. Engng., Univ. of 111.; also a number of 
 mag. articles. Mem., A. S. M. E., 1892; A. I. 
 E. E., 1900; Soc. for Prom, of Engng. Educ, 
 1893. Married Mary Lavinia Pudy, Jl i, 1886, 
 Philadelphia. Children: Alice Kennard, b. Ag 
 26, 1887; Eleanor Purdy, b. Ap 11, 1890; Eliza- 
 beth Herrick, b. O 22, 1894; Rachel, b. Ja 
 
 6. 1896 (died S i, 1908); Mary, b. F 23, 1901. 
 .Address, Ft. Collins, Colo. 
 
 ARCHIE REED ALGER 
 Draftsman; B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1904; C. 
 E., do., 1911; b. F 10, i88i, Newaygo, Mich.; s. 
 Corydon Marcellus (b. S 14, 1844. N. Y.) and 
 Ivucinda Amelia (Reed) Alger (b. Ap i, 1845, 
 Grand Rapids, Mich.). Prepared in Newaygo 
 (Mich.) H. S. Columbian Literary Soc. Instr., 
 Civ. Engng., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1904-7; do., Case 
 School of App. Sc. 1907-8; land surveying and 
 struct, work, 1908-9; Instr., Civ. Engng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1909-13; Struct, steel draftsman, Indian- 
 apolis, 1913-14; Struct, steel squad foreman and 
 checker, Detroit, 1914-17; Chief draftsman. Steel 
 Engng. Co., Detroit, 191 7 — . Married Minnie 
 .Arbel Backus. S 6, inos, Hesperia, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, 433 Buena Vista, W. Detroit. 
 
 WARDER CLYDE ALLEE 
 Professor; S. B., Earlham Coll., 1908; S. M., 
 Univ. of Chicago; Ph. D., do., 1912; b. Je 5, 
 1885, Bloomingdale, Ind.; s. John Wesley (b. 
 
Faculty 
 
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 Je 13, 1850, do.) and Mary Emily (Newlin) 
 Allee (b. D 17, 1856, do.). Prepared in Bloom- 
 ingdale (Ind.) Acad. Instr., Biol., H. S., Ham- 
 mond, Ind., 1907-10; .'\sst., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1Q10-12; Instr., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; do., 
 Biol., \yilliams Coll., 1913-14; Asst. Prof., Zool. 
 and Acting Head of Dept., Univ. of Okla., 1914- 
 15; Prof., Biol., Lake Forest Coll., 191 5; Instr., 
 Zool., Marine Biol. Lab., Summers. 1913-1S; In 
 Charge of Lab., Invertebrate Course, 1918. In- 
 vestigator, U. S. Fish Comn. 1919 — . Auth. : 
 Articles in Jour. An. Behavior, Jour. E.vp. 
 Zool., Sc, 111., Acad, of Sc, Biol. Bull. Mem., 
 Soc. of Friends; A. A. A. S. Am. Zoolog. ; Am. 
 Entomol.; Am. Naturalists. Married Marjorie 
 Hill, 1912, Carthage, Ind. Children: Warder, 
 b. 1913; Barbara Elliott, b. 1918. Address, 
 Lake Forest, 111. 
 
 HAMILTON FORD ALLEN 
 Instructor; A. B., Williams Coll., 1888; Ph. 
 D., Univ. of Chicago, 1905; b. Jl 7, 1867, Lafay- 
 ette, Ind.; Orme Smith Scholarship, McCor- 
 mick Theol. Sem., Chicago, 1897-99; Fellowship 
 of Biblical and Patristic Greek, do., 1 898-1902. 
 Attended Univ. of Berlin, 1892-94; Grad. from 
 McCormick Theol. Sem., Chicago, 1897; at- 
 tended Univ. of Leipsic, summer 1899; studied 
 a few nios. at Geneva, Switzerland; mem., of 
 Am. Sell, at Athens and traveled in Egypt and 
 Palestine, 1899-1900; Teacher, Greek and Latin, 
 Allen Acad., four yrs. ; Prof., Latin, Washing- 
 ton and Jefferson Coll., Washington, Pa., 1902- 
 05; do., Princeton, 1905-06; Assoc, Classics, 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-09; Instr., do., Washington 
 and Jefferson Coll., Washington, Pa., 1916 — -. 
 Auth.: Infinitive in Polybius, 1907; also arti- 
 cles in jours. Mem., Pittsburgh Soc. of Archaeol- 
 ogy; Am. Sch. at Rome (managing com.). 
 Married. Address, Washington and Jefferson 
 Coll.. Washington, Pa. 
 
 LOUIS ALLEN 
 
 (See No. 5520.) 
 
 MARY STICKNEY ALLEN (LYONS) 
 Microanalyst; B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1909; 
 b. Mr 31, 1887, Marquette, Mich.; d. William 
 Stickney (b. 1S57, Salem, Mass.) and Anna 
 (Courtenay) Stickney (b. 1864. Milwaukee, 
 Wis.). Prepared in East Div. H. S. Milwaukee. 
 Grad. Stud. Univ. of 111., 1911-12. Teacher, 
 Bot. H. S., Belvidere, 111., 1909-11; Asst.. Zool., 
 Univ. of 111., :9ii-i2; Teacher, H. S., Kansas 
 City, Kan. 1912-15; do.. No. Div. H. S., Mil- 
 waukee, Wis., 1915; Microanalyst, Bur. of 
 Chem., Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. C, 
 1916 — . Married Harold C. Lyons, O 1917, 
 Washington, D. C. Address, 3244 38th St., 
 N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 PAUL WILLIAM ALLEN 
 Business; B. S., St. Lawrence Univ., 1910; 
 M. S., do., 1914; b. 1883. Harford, N. Y. Pre- 
 pared in Dryden (N. Y.) H. S.; Cortland 
 (N. Y.) St. Norm. Schl.; Hobart Coll.; Cornell 
 Teacher, Phys. and Chem., H. S., Plattsburg, 
 N. Y., 1910-11; Head, Dept., Chem.. St. Norm. 
 Sch., Indiana, Pa., 1911-13; Asst., Dairy Bac- 
 teriol., Agr. Coll. and Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111.. 
 1913-16; Instr., do., 1916-17; Assoc, do., 1917- 
 18; With Douglas Storage Co., Charles City, 
 la., 1 91 8 — •. Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 
 Charles City, la. 
 
 WILLIAM FITCH ALLEN 
 Professor; A. B., Leland Stanford Univ.. 
 1900; A. M., do.. 1902; Ph. D., Univ. of Minn., 
 1915; b. N II, 187s; s. Horace H. and Fanny F. 
 Allen. Prepared in Holland Patent H. S. 
 Sigma Xi. Asst.. LT. S. Fish Commissioner, 
 1899; Asst. to E. P. Allis, Research Lab., 
 1902-07; Asst. and Collector. Lab.. LTniv. of 
 Calif., 1907-10; Instr., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1910- 
 11; Instr., Histol and Embryol., Univ. of Minn., 
 1911-16; Prof., Anatomy, Univ. of Ore. Med. 
 
 Sch., 1916 — -. Auth.: Numerous articles in 
 Jour. Wash. Acad. Sc, Am. Jour. .Anatomy, 
 Quarterly Jour. Microscopic Sc. London, Jour. 
 Comp. Neurol, and Anatomy Record. Mem., 
 Wash. Acad, of Sc. ; Assn. of Anatomists: Assn. 
 of Anthropologists. Married Augusta A. Nahl. 
 S 11, 1908, San Jose, Calif. Address, Univ. of 
 Ore. Med. Sch., Portland, Ore. 
 
 WILLIAM EDWIN ALLEY 
 Assistant; M. E., 1902; b. Ag 20, 1882, 
 Champaign; s. Arthur (b. Mr i, 1856, N. Ver- 
 non. Ind.) and Catherine (Carl) Alley (b. Ja 
 1, 1866,, Geneva, N. Y.). Prepared in Urbana, 
 H. S., Univ. Acad. Boiler Shop, C. C. C. and 
 St. L. R. R., 1904; Leavitt Mfg. Co.. 1904-05; 
 Lab. Mechanic, Univ. of III., 1905-17; Lab. Asst. 
 and Mechanic, do., 1917. Mem. K. of P.; 
 A. F. A. M. Address, 1 1 1 W. Washington St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 DONALD M. ALLISON 
 Associate; B. A., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 191 1: b. Ag 24, 1890, Pittsburgh. Prepared in 
 .Mlegheny (Pa.) H. S. Teaching Fellowship, 
 Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 1910-12; Ed., Internat. 
 Cor._ Sch.. Scranton, Pa., 1916-17; Assoc, Arch. 
 Design, Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Address, 509 W. 
 Washington Blvd., Urbana. t 
 
 FRED GRAY ALLISON 
 (See No. 2551). 
 
 HARRY ORSON ALLISON 
 (See No. 2552.) 
 
 WORTH ARTHUR ALLISON 
 
 (See No. 7340.) 
 
 ORR MILTON ALLYN 
 (See No. 5003.) 
 
 CLARENCE WALWORTH ALVORD 
 (See No. G7.) 
 
 ORLANDO D'AMATO 
 Assistant; A. B., Columbia, 1915; b. D 8, 
 1889, Italy. Prepared in Morris H. S., New 
 York City. Instr.. Rom. Lang., Shorter Coll., 
 Rome. Ga., 1915-16; Asst., do., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-17. Sec, 94. U. S. Amb. C. A. E. F., 
 France, 1918-^. Address, 806 S. Figueroa, Los 
 Angeles. t 
 
 THOMAS HAMER AMRINE 
 (See No. 2555.) 
 
 FREDERICK OSBAND ANDEREGG 
 Professor; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1910; A. M., 
 Harvard, 1912; Ph.D., do., 1915; b. S 20, 1887, 
 Oberlin, O.; s. Frederick (b. 1852, Meiringen. 
 Switzerland) and Mary Osband (Swift) 
 .\nderegg (b. 1858, Detroit). Prepared in 
 Oberlin (O.) H. S.; Oberlin Acad.; Berner 
 Stadischen Gymnasium. Phi Delta; Thayer and 
 Mallinckrodt Scholarships, Harvard. Chem., 
 Mallinckrodt Chem. Works, St. Louis, 1914-16; 
 Research Asst., Chem., Univ. of III., 1916-17; 
 Instr. do., 1917-18; Asst. Prof., do., Purdue 
 Univ., 1919— . Auth.: (With T. W. Richards) 
 The Inclusion of the Electrolyte by the Deposit 
 in Silver Voltameter, Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 37> 
 1915; Complications at the Anode in the Silver 
 Coulometer, do., 191 5. (With G. S. Forbes) 
 Potentials of Silver Against Silver in Concen- 
 trated Solutions of Sodium and Potassium 
 Chlorides and its Relation to the Activities of 
 Such Solutions, do., Vol. 37. 1Q15; (Chemical 
 Reactions in the Corona, Ozone Formation, do.. 
 Vol. 39. 1017. Mem. Congr. Church; A. C. S. 
 Marrfed Ethel Coe. S 11, 1915, Sharon, Mass. 
 Children: Frederick Coe, b. Ja 27. 1917; David 
 Swift, b. F 22, 1918. Address, 701 W. Cali- 
 fornia St., Urbana. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 CARL BERNARD ANDERSON 
 Geologist; S. B., Univ. of Wash., 1912: b. 
 S 6, 1889. Nebraska City, Neb. Prepared in 
 Nebraska City (Neb.) H. S.; Univ. of Neb. 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Alpha Sigma Pni; Sigma Xi. 
 Lab. Asst., Geol.. Univ. of Neb., 191 1; Instr., 
 Lincoln Acad., Lincoln, Neb., 191 1; Fellow, 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1912-15; Asst., Geol., St. Geol. 
 Sur., Univ. of 111., 1913-16. Mem., Epis. 
 Church. Address, Nebraska City, Neb. 
 
 GEORGE FORBES ANDERSON 
 (See No. loio.) 
 
 HARRY WARREN ANDERSON 
 Professor; A. B., Wabash Coll., 1907; A. M., 
 do., 1910; Ph. D.. Univ. of 111., 1917; b. O 14, 
 1885, Ladoga, Ind. ; s. William L. and Ora 
 (Johnson) Anderson. Prepared in Ladoga 
 (Ind.) H. S. Fellowship in Biol., Vanderbilt 
 Univ.; Research Fe low. Mo. Bot. Gardens, 
 Washington Univ.; Grad. Sch., Teaching Fel- 
 low, Vanderbilt Univ., 1907-8; Instr., Bot., 
 Wabash Coll., 1908-10; Floricultural Pafiol., 
 Univ. of 111., 191 1 ; Rose Prof., Bot., and Head 
 of the Bot. Dept., Wabash Coll., 1912-16; Asst., 
 Bot., Univ. of 111.. 1916-17; Assoc, Pomol., 
 1917-18; Agt., Cereal Investigation, U. S. Dept. 
 Agr., 1918; Asst. Prof., Pomol., 1918 — ; Mem., 
 Sigma Xi Washington Univ., 191 1. Address, 
 6ii Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 LEWIS FLINT ANDERSON 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Toronto, 1893; 
 A. M., do., 1902; Ph. D., Clark Univ., 1907; b. 
 Jl i8. 1866, Waterford, Ont.; s. Samuel Graham 
 (b. S 17, 1842, Glasgow, Scot.) and Julia 
 Anderson (b. Jl 12, 1847, Boston, Ont.). Pre- 
 pared in Parkhill and Welland, Ont., H. Schs. 
 Univ. of Chicago (summer session) 1895; Univ. 
 of Leipzig, 1897-9. Fellowship. Clark Univ., 
 1906-7; Prin., H. S.. Three Rivers, Mich., 
 1893-4; Supt., do., 1894-7; Head of the Dept. 
 of Educ. and Psych., No. St. Norm. Set., 
 Marquette. Mich., 1899-1909; Asst. Prof., 
 Educ, Univ. of HI., 1909-14; Prof., Hist, and 
 Phil, of Educ, O. St. Univ. Auth.: The Anglo- 
 Saxon Scop, Univ. of Toronto Studies, Philolog. 
 Series. No. i ; The Development of the Non- 
 Professional Sch. in Europe before the Renais- 
 sance, 1907, Pcd. Sem., Mr and Je 1907; Out- 
 line Sketch of Hist, of Common Sch. Educ, 
 Holt., 1909; also mag. articles on Educ. Mar- 
 ried Harriet Juliana Cobb, Je 24 1897, School- 
 craft. Mich. CI ildren: Donald Benton b. S 1. 
 1899; Malcolm Graham, b. N 3, 1901; Lewis 
 Gordon, b. O 14, 1904. Address, R. s, Colum- 
 bus, O. 
 
 •RUFUS ANDERSON 
 B. M. E.. Cornell. 1873: M. E., do., 1882; 
 b. Mr 21, 1850, Mt. Sterling, O.; s. Alban and 
 Frances (Wilson) Anderson. Prepared in 
 Peekskill Mil. Acad.; Cornell, 1884-89. Instr., 
 Iron Work and Foreman of Foundry, Univ. of 
 111., 1889-93; Mach. designing and const. Hart- 
 ford, Conn., 1893-1917. Auth.; Articles in 
 Am. Machinist. Interested in photography and 
 has secured satisfactory results from dry plate 
 printing. Married Emma S. Hyde N 26, 1874, 
 Southampton, Mass. Children: Flora G., b. 
 D 17. 187s; Amy C, b. Ja 11, 1878; Frederick 
 E. b. O 25. 1880. Died May 10, 1917, South- 
 ampton, Mass. 
 
 VIOLA JENNIE ANDERSON 
 Instructor; B. S., Simmons Coll., 1912; M. S., 
 do., 1916; b. O IS, 1889, Concord, N. H.; d. 
 Ola (b. 1854. Holje B'ekinge, Sweden) and 
 Jennie Maria (Holbrook) Anderson (b. 1862, 
 Amherst, N. H.). Prepared in Concord (N. H.) 
 H. S. Fellow. H. Sc, Simmons Coll. Instr., 
 fl. Sc. Carnegie Inst, of Tech. 1912-13; Instr., 
 Middlebury Coll. Summer Sch., 1916; Instr., 
 H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1916-18; Assoc, Home 
 
 Econ., do., 1918 — ; Instr., Mass. Agr. Coll., 
 Summer Sch., 1917. Mem.. Am. Assn. of Home 
 Econ. Address, 908 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 JAMES BURTON ANDREWS 
 (See No. SS^S.) 
 
 STEPHEN OSGOOD ANDROS 
 Professor; A. B., Bowdoin Coll., 1897; B. 
 S., Mich. Coll. of Mines, 1902; E. M., do., 1903; 
 b. Ja 22, 1876, Gardiner, Me. Attended Univ. 
 of Pittsburgh, 1911. Teacher, Detroit Sch. for 
 Boys, 1897-98; Teacher, Lat. and Eng.. Youngs- 
 town. O., 1898-1900; Instr., Univ. of Pittsburgh, 
 1911; Field Asst., Co-operative Min. Work, 
 Univ. of 111., 191 1-15; Assoc Min. Engng., do., 
 1913-15; Asst., Prof., Min. Research, do., 1915- 
 16; Pres. Copper Prime Min. Co., Silver Lake, 
 Calif.; do., Winderest Ranch Co., Watsonville, 
 Calif.; Mgr. Mogollon Gold & Copper Co., 
 Cooney, N. H.; Asst. Supt., Imperial Copper 
 Co., Red Rock. Ariz.; Instr. and Asst. Dir., U. 
 S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Mem., Epis- 
 Church. Address, 814 W. Church St., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 JAMES ELLIS ARMSTRONG 
 (See No. 1011.) 
 
 •GEORGE DAGLEY ARNOLD 
 Born S 7, 1878. Carmi, 111. Asst. Phys. Dir.. 
 Y. M. C. A., Louisville, Ky., 1898-1900; Phys. 
 Dir., Miami Univ., O.xford, 0., 1900-02; Asst., 
 Phys. Tr., Univ. of 111., 1902-03; Clerk, L. E. 
 & St. L. R. R.. Princeton. Ind.; do.. L. & N. 
 R. R., Louisville, Ky. Deceased. 
 
 HOWARD CLINTON ARNOLD 
 (See No. 6056.) 
 
 ROSSLEENE MERLE ARNOLD 
 (See No. G16.) 
 
 GEORGE FREDERICK ARPS 
 Professor; A. B., Leland Stanford, 1904; A. 
 M., Univ. of Ind., 1905; Pn. D., Leipzig, 1908; 
 b. ja 23, 1873; s. August H. (b. 2, 1839, Ger.) 
 and Ida (Hanson) Arps (b. N 4, 1843). Pre- 
 pared in Montrose H. S.; Univ. Acad.; Berlin 
 Univ. 1905-6. Phi Gamma Delta; Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Delta Kappa. Assoc. Prof., Educ Psych., 
 Ind. Univ., 1909-10; .\sst. Prof., Psych., Univ. 
 of 111., 1910-12; Prof., Psych., O. St. Univ., 
 1912; Capt.. San. Corps, N. A., Camp Green- 
 leaf, Med. O. T. C, Chattanooga Park. Ga.. 
 1918; Maj.. do., 1918. Auth.: Uber den Austeig 
 der Druckempfindung, Wilhelm Englemann, 
 190S; Psychologische Studien: Der Verlauf der 
 Aufmerksamkirt bei rhythmischen Reizen. Wil- 
 helm Englemann igoo. Psychologische Studien; 
 Studies in the Am. Psycholog. Periodicals and 
 semi-scientific articles in current periodicals on 
 the war. Mem., Am. Psych, .^ssn., 1910; A. A. 
 .\. S. Married Alice Mary Black O 18, 1905^ 
 Tolono, 111. Child. Leslie Hanson, b. Jl 14. 
 1907. Address, Columbus. O. 
 
 LEON EATON CUMMINS ASHLEY 
 (See No. 4054.) 
 
 RICHARD ASHMAN 
 Assistant; B. Litt., Rutgers Coll., 191 5 ; )>• 
 .^g 13 1890 Philipsburg Pa. Prepared in 
 Huntington ( N. Y.) H. S.; Pa. Coll., Gettys- 
 burg, Pa. Teacher, District Sch., Huntington, 
 N. Y., 1911-12; do., H. S. Huntington, Ind., 
 1915-16; Asst., Zool., Rutgers Coll., 1Q16-17; 
 Asst., Physiol., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; do., 
 Tulane Univ. New Orleans, 1910 — . Address, 
 Huntington, N. Y.; bus. add., Tulane Univ., 
 New Orleans. 
 
 *GEORGE WASHINGTON ATHERTON 
 A. B., A. M. Yale, 1863; LL. D., Franklin 
 and Marshall Coll., 1883; b. Je 20, 1837, Box- 
 
Faculty 
 
 839 
 
 ford, Mass. Prepared in Phillips Exeter Acad. 
 Teacher, Albany Boys' Acad., 1863-67; Prof., 
 St. John's Coll., Annapolis, Md., 1867-68; Univ. 
 of 111., 1868-69 (first mem. of faculty on t.ie 
 ground with Dr. Gregory for some weeks pre- 
 ceding the opening of the Univ. in 1868J; Prof., 
 Pol. Econ. and Constitutional Law, Rutgers, 
 N. J., 1869-82; Pres., Pa. St. Co.l., 1882-1906; 
 served as Lt. and Capt. in iota Conn. Volun- 
 teers, 1S61-63. Mem.. Bd. of Visitors to U. S. 
 Naval Acad., 1873 and 1891; Chm., Comn. to 
 digest and revise St. System of Taxation, N. J., 
 1878; First Pres., Am. Assn. of Agr. Coll. and 
 Exp. Stas. ; Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; Wash. 
 Acad. Sc; G. A. R. Coll. and Univ. Council 
 of Pa.; Am. Inst. Civics. Auth. : Magna 
 Charta, a Comparative View of the Barons 
 Articles and the Great Charter, with a new 
 Translation of both documents; The Legislative 
 Career of Justin S. Morrill with special refer- 
 ence to U. S. Land Grant Colleges; and ot ler 
 pamphlets and articles. Married Frances D. W. 
 Washburn, D 25, 1863. Died Jl 24, 1906, St. 
 College, Pa. 
 
 ELIZABETH ELLIOTT ATKINSON (LUNT) 
 Born Mr i, 1882, Pittsfield, 111.; d. George 
 Morgan (b. Je 14, 1856, do.) and Ruth Elliott 
 (Voorhees) Atkinson (b. Ag 22, i860, George- 
 town O.). Prepared in Pittsfield and Quincy 
 H. Schs.; Univ. Acad. Pi Beta Phi. Asst. 
 Instr., Phys. Tr., Univ. of 111., 1904-07; Instr., 
 Phys. Tr. and Dir., Women's Aths., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1907-10. Married William Edward Lunt, 
 D 5. 1910, Macomb, 111. Child. William 
 Edward Jr., b. N 3, 1913. Address, 5 College 
 Lane, Haverford. Pa. 
 
 CLARENCE ALLEN ATWELL 
 Elec. Tester; B. S., Univ. of Neb., 1914; b. 
 Ja 26, 1891, Fairfield, Neb.; s. Daniel Allen 
 (b. Lawton, Mich.) and Mary Etta (Wiggs) 
 Atwell (b. Coe, Ind.). Prepared in Fairfield, 
 (Neb.) H. S. Sigma Tau; Sigma Xi. Engr., 
 Omaha Elec. Light & Power Co., Omaha, Neb., 
 1914; Asst., G. E. D.. Univ. of 111., 1914-15; 
 Instr., do., 1915-17; Elec. Tester, Westingiouse 
 Elec. & Mfg. Co., E. Pittsburgh, Pa., 1917— . 
 Auth.: Acceleration Curves of Elec. Motors, 
 Neb. Blue Print, Vol. 14, 1915, Co-auth.: 
 Mechanical Drafting, revised ed.. 1915, Manual 
 Arts Press. Mem., M. E. Church; Assoc. 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. Address, 720 Hill Ave., 
 Wilkinsburg, Pa.; bus. add., Westinghouse Elec. 
 & Mfg. Co., East Pittsburgh, Pa. 
 
 CHARLES AUSTIN ATWOOD 
 (See No. 5531.) 
 
 LEVI PATTEN ATWOOD 
 
 (See No. 786.) 
 
 EARL KIRKWOOD AUGUSTUS 
 (See No. 6059.) 
 
 JOSEPH PAUL AUMER 
 
 (See No. 3262.) 
 
 FRANZ AUGUST AUST 
 Professor; B. S.. N. Dak. St. Sch. of Sc, 
 1904; M. S., Univ. of Minn., 191 1; b. My 10, 
 1885, Defiance, O. ; s. August and Hermina 
 (Herolz) Aust (b. Ger.). Prepared in Lansing 
 (Mich.) H. S.; Univ. of Mich., 1913. Tau 
 IJelta Sigma. Instr.. Land. Design, Univ. of 
 111., 1913-16; Asst. Prof. do.. Univ. of Wis., 
 1916 — . Auth.: Numerous articles on plan- 
 ning and planting published in popular mags. 
 Married Mabel A. Armstrong, Ag 26, 1914, 
 Minneapolis. Children: Alden Franz, b. Je 4, 
 1916; Lucile Bernice. b. Je 3, 1918. Address, 
 2202 Commonwealth Ave., Madison, Wis. 
 
 JAMES CURTISS AUSTIN 
 Assistant; A. B., Syracuse Univ., 1916; b. 
 N 28, 1895, Pulaski, N. Y.; s. Frank W. (b. My 
 31, i860, Williamstown, N. Y. and M.iude H. 
 (Farmer) Austin (b. Ap 21, 1869, Pulaski, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Fulton (N. Y.) H. S.; Attend- 
 ed Univ. of III.; Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Prin., H. S., Westport, N. Y., 1916-17; 
 Asst., Classics, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Married 
 Dorothy Lucille Cuthbert, ('16), Ja 7, 1919, 
 Champaign. Address, 804 W. Green St., 
 Urbana; bus. add., 126 Lincoln Hall, do. 
 
 MINER MANLY AUSTIN 
 (See No. G19.) 
 
 KENDRIC CHARLES BABCOCK 
 Dean; B. Litt., Univ. of Minn., 1889; A. M., 
 (Harvard, 1895; Ph. D., do., 1896; LL. D., 
 Roanoke Coll., 1914; b. S 8, 1804, S. Brook- 
 heid, N. Y.; s. Gideon Perry (b. O 18, 1829, 
 R. 1.) and Lydia (MacomPer) Babcock (b. Ja 
 15. 1837, N. Y.). Prepared in Brookfield (N. 
 Y.) Union Free Sch.; Univ. of Minn. Delta 
 Tau Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Goodwin Memorial Fellow, Harvard; Univ. 
 Scholar, do.; Alumni Fellow, Univ. of Minn. 
 Teacher and Prin., Schs., N. Y., 1681-85; Prin., 
 Evening bchs., Minneapolis, 1888-91; Instr., 
 Hist, and Eng., Univ. of Minn., 1890-94; Instr., 
 and Asst. Prof., Hist, and Pol. Sc, Univ. of 
 Calif., 1896-1903; Pres. and Prof. Pol. Econ., 
 Univ. of Ariz., 1903-10; Specialist in Higher 
 Educ, U. S. Bur. of Educ. 1910-13; Dean, 
 Coll. L. A. & S., Univ. of 111., 1913— ; Dir., 
 Summer Session, do., 1917-18. Auth.: The Rise 
 of American Nationality, Harpers, New York, 
 1907; The Scandinavian Elements in the U. S., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914; A Classification of Uni- 
 versities and Colleges with reference to Bache- 
 lors' Degrees, Gov't Printing Office, Washing- 
 ton, 191 1 ; Accredited Seconaary Schools in the 
 U. S., do., 1913; Chapters on Higher Educ, 
 An. Rept. of U. S. Commissioner of Educ, 
 1911-13; The Scandinavians in the Northwest, 
 torum. Vol. 14, 1892; The Scandinavian Con- 
 tingent, The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 67, 1896; 
 The Scandinavian Element in American Popu- 
 lation, Am. Hist. Rev., Vol. 16, 191 1; Biblio- 
 graphical Instruction in College, Lib. Jour., Mr 
 1913; T.e Historical Spirit Univ. of Calif. 
 Chronicle, Vol. 12, 1910; College Standards as 
 Affected by Diffusion of Credits, Froc. of the 
 Assoc. Colls, and Sec. Sch. of the So. States, 
 1912; Preliminary Training for Entrance into 
 Med. Schs., Quarterly of the Fed. of St. Med. 
 Bds., Vol. I, 1914. Mem.. Territorial and St. 
 Bd. of Educ, Ariz.; Am. Hist. Assn.; Minn. 
 Hist. Soc; Nat. Inst of Social Sc; Univ. Club, 
 Urbana; Univ. Club, Chicago; Cosmos Club, 
 Washington, D. C; City Club, N. Y. Address. 
 1104 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 IRWIN WOODWARD BACH 
 (See No. 3263.) 
 
 PEDRO BACH-Y-RITA 
 
 Assistant; M. S., Escuela Norm., Superior, 
 Barcelona, Spain, 191 1; b. Ag 14, 1893, Bar- 
 celona, Spain. Prepared in Superior Sch.; 
 Attended Univ. of Chicago; Studied in France 
 and Belgium. Cosmopolitan Club; Centro Liter- 
 ario Espanol. Pvt. Tutor, Chicago, 191 5-16; 
 Asst. Spanish, Univ. of III.. 1916-18. Mem., 
 Catholic Church. Address. Calle Vemeda No. 
 16, Barcelona, Spain. 
 
 RUFUS MATHER BAGG 
 Professor; A. B.. Amherst Coll., 1891; Ph. D., 
 Johns Hopkins Univ., 1895; b. Ap 19, 1869, 
 West Springfield Mass.; s. R. Mather (b. D 20, 
 1844, do.) and Mary Elizabeth (Bartholomew) 
 Bagg (b. My 10, 1845, Montgomery, Mass.). 
 Prepared in West Springfield (Mass.) H. S. 
 Phi Delta Theta; Sigma Xi. Prof., Geol.. Colo. 
 
840 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Coll., 1897-8; Teacher, H. S., Colo. Springs. 
 1 899-1900; Honorary Mineralogist to The Paris 
 Exposition, 1900; In Charge of U. S. Exhibit of 
 Sulphide Minerals Exhibit and Collection; Sub 
 Master, II. S., Brockton, Mass., 1901-3; Prof., 
 Mineral, Kew Mex. Sch. Mines, 1903-4; Instr., 
 GeoL, Univ. of 111., 1907-11; Prof., Gcol. and 
 Mineral, Lawrence Coll., Appleton, Wis., 
 191 1 — . Auth. : The Cretaceous Foraminifera of 
 New Jersey, U. S. GeoL Sur.. Bui. 88, 1898; 
 Pilocene and Pleistocene Foraminifera from 
 Soutliern Calif., do., 513, 1912; Miocene For- 
 aminifera of Maryland (Systematic Paleontol.) 
 Md. Geo!. Sur., 1905; Miocene Foraminifera 
 from the Monterey Shale, Calif., etc., Bui. 
 U. S. Geol. Sur., No. 268, 1905; Some Ano- 
 malous Mineral Occurrences at Maguarichie, 
 Chihuahua, Mex., Engng. & Min. Jour. Vol. 80; 
 The Sahuayacan Min. Dist., Chihuahua, Mex., 
 do.. Vol. 80, 190s; Fault Breccia Veins in the 
 Sierra Madre, Mex., Min. and Sc. Press, Vol. 
 96, 1906; Foraminifera Collected near the 
 Hawaiian Islands by the Steamer Albatross 
 in 1902, Proceedings U. S. Nat. Museum, Vol. 
 34, 1908. Mem., A. I. M. E.; Wash. Acad, of 
 Sc; Wash.; Fellow, Geol. See. Am.; A. A. A. 
 S.; Mem., Paleont. Soc. Am.; Am. Geog. Soc. ; 
 Wis. St. Teachers Assn. Married Grace Sybil 
 Raybold, Ap 8, 1896. Children: Majel Raybold, 
 b. F 18, 1898 (died Ag 11, 1900); Gladys Leona, 
 b. Ap 12, 1899; Walter Mather, b. O s. i90i 
 (died Ja 11, 1902). Address, 7 Brokaw Place, 
 Appleton, Wis. 
 
 WILLIAM CHANDLER BAGLEY 
 Professor; B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1895; M. 
 S., Univ. of Wis., 1898; Ph. D., Cornell, 1900; 
 b. Mr IS, 1874, Detroit; s. William Chase (b. 
 Ag 18, 1833, Boston) and Ruth (Walker) Bag- 
 ley (b. Mr 22, 1838, Sutton, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Detroit H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Sigma Xi; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Sage Scholarship, Cornell. 
 Pub. Sch. Teacher, Mich., 1895-97; Asst., 
 Psych., Cornell, 1900-01; Prin., Elementary 
 Sch., St. Louis, 1901-02; Insp. of orchards and 
 nurseries under St. Entomol., 111., summer 1902; 
 Prof., Psych, and Ped., Dir. Tr., Mont. St. 
 Norm. Coll, 1902-06; Supt.. Tr., N. Y. St. 
 Norm. Sch., Oswego, N. Y., 1906-08; Prof., 
 Educ, Univ., of 111., 1908-17; Dir., Sch. of Ed- 
 uc, do., 1909-17; Dir., summer session, do., 
 1910-16; Prof., Educ. Teachers Coll., Columbia, 
 191 7 — . Auth.: The Educative Process, Macmil- 
 lan, 1905; Classroom Management, do., 1907; 
 Craftsmanship in Teaching, do., 191 1; Educa- 
 tional Values, do., 1911; (with C. A. Beard') 
 The History of the American People, igi8; 
 Apperception of the Spoken Sentence, reprint 
 from Am. Jottr. of Psych., 1900; Joint Ed. 
 and one of the founders, Jour, of Educ. Psych.. 
 1910; Ed. and founder of Intermountain Edu- 
 cator, 1905-06; Ed., Sch. and Home Educ. 
 1912; many other articles in mags. Mem., N. E. 
 A.; Religious Educ. Assn.; Nat. Soc. for Study 
 of Educ; Nat. Soc. Coll. Teachers of F^duc; 
 Fellow, A. A. A. S. ; Mem., Com. on Psycho- 
 logical and Pedagogical Aspects of Mil. Tr. 
 and Discipline. Nat. Research Council; Mem.. 
 Comn. on Emergency and Readjustment, Nat. 
 Educ. Assn. Married Florence Winger, Ag 
 14, 1901, Lincoln, Neb. Children: Ruth Win- 
 ger, b. 1902; Joseph Winger, b. 1903; William 
 Chandler, Jr., b. 1909; Florence Winger, b. 
 1910. Address, 58 Vanderbilt Ave., Stapleton, 
 S. I., New York City; bus. add.. Teachers 
 Coll., Columbia Univ., do. 
 
 ERNEST WINFIELD BAILEY 
 (See G25.) 
 
 HARRY FOSTER BAIN 
 Geologist; B. S., Moores Hill Coll., Ind., 
 1890; M. S., do., 1894; Ph. D., Univ. of Chica- 
 go, 1897; b. N 2, 1 87 1, Seymour, Ind.; s. W. 
 M. and Radie F. Bain. Prepared in Seymour 
 (Ind.) Pub. Schs. Grad. Stud., Johns Hopkins 
 
 Univ., 1891-3; Asst. St. Geol., la., 1893-1900; 
 Consulting Geol. and Mine Mgr., 1900-2; CJeol., 
 U. S. Geol. Sur., 1902-5; Dir., St. Geol. Sur., 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-g; Ed., Min. and Scientific 
 Press, 1909-15; Pres., Dewey Pub. Co., 1909-15; 
 Ed., Mining Mag.. London, Eng., 1915-16; Ex- 
 [ilorations in far East, 1916-17; Asst. to Dir., 
 U. S. Bureau of Mines, Ap 1918 — . Auth.: 
 More Recent Cyanide Practice, Min. and Sc. 
 Press, San Francisco and London, 1910; Types 
 of the Deposits, do., 191 1; numerous reports 
 for the la.. U. S. and 111. Sur.; also many 
 mag. articles. Mem., A. I. M. E. ; Am. Soc. 
 Min. and Met.; Canadian Min. Inst.; Fellow, 
 Geol. Soc. Am.; Inst. Mex. Min. Met.; Engrs. 
 Club, Chicago; Univ. Club, Urbana; Faculty 
 Club, Berkeley, Calif. Married Mary Wright, 
 D I, 1902, Kansas City, Mo. Child, Margaret, 
 b. D 10, 1903. Address, 1923 35th St., Wash- 
 ington, D. C.; bus. add., U. S. Bureau of 
 Mines, do. 
 
 WALTER GELVIN BAIN 
 Pathologist; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1903; 
 M. D., N. W. Univ. Med. Sch., 1905; b. Ap 
 13, 1876. Delaware, O.; s. Francis Marion (b. 
 1842, Marion Co., O.) and Kernhappoch (Mil- 
 ler) Bain (b. 1842, Chester Co., Pa.). Prepared 
 in Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S. House Surg., 
 Jackson Park Sanitarium, Chicago, 1905; Bac- 
 terioL, St. Water Sur., Univ. of 111., 1906-08; 
 do.. 111. St. Bd. of Heahh, 1908-10; Pathol., St. 
 Johns Hosp.. and Chem^ 111. Dairy Co., 1910 — . 
 111. Nat. Guard, 191 8; (Tapt., Med. Corps, Lab. 
 Div., Chief of Lab. Service U. S. A., Gen. 
 Hosp. No. 8, Rockefeller Inst. Auth.: Report 
 of Pathol. Dept., St. Johns Hosp., 1911, 1914, 
 1 9 16; Tuberculosis of Ear, Nose and Throat, 
 Am. Med. Assn., 1910; The Hosp. and its 
 Field of Work for the Gen. Scientist, ///. Acad. 
 of Sc, 1916. Mem., A. M. A.; A. C. S.- 111. 
 St. Acad, of Sc; Sangamon Co. Med. Soc; 
 111. St. Med. Soc; West. Roentgen Soc. Mar- 
 ried Helen Louise Hallett, Ap 2, 1906, Cham- 
 paign. Children: Frances Marion, b. N 7, 1908; 
 Walter Gelvin, Jr., b. Je 20, 1910; Joseph 
 Bartlett, b. Ag 29, 1911. Address, Chatham, 
 111.; bus. add., St. Johns Hosp., Springfield, 
 111. 
 
 *JOHN WALLACE BAIRD 
 Professor; A. I}., Toronto Univ., 1897; Ph. 
 D., Cornell, 1902; b. My 21, 1873, St. Mary's, 
 Out., Can.; s. Charles (b. My 4, 1829, Lan- 
 ark, Out., Can.) and Agnes (Browning) 
 Baird (b. N 6, 1831, do.). Prepared in St. 
 Mary's Coll. Inst., St. Mary's, Ont. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 Leipzig, 1898-99; Fellow, Psych., Univ. of Wis., 
 1899-1901; do., Cornell, 1901-02; Asst., Psych, 
 under Carnegie Foundation, 1903-04; Instr., 
 do., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1904-06; do., Univ. 
 of 111. 1906-07; Asst. Prof., do., 1906-09; Prof., 
 do., Clark Univ., 1909 — ; Lecturer, Psych., 
 Dept. of Educ, Manitoba, 1906. Invented var- 
 ious pieces of psych, apparatus; discovered co- 
 incidence of color zones on retina of light- 
 adapted eye; discovered improved method of 
 lictcrochroniatic photometry; various discover- 
 ies of function of macular pigment; investiga- 
 tor of various problems of memory, learning, 
 and thinking. Collaborating Ed., Psych. BuL; 
 Co-operating Ed., Jour, of Applied Psych, and 
 Jour, of Educ. Psych.; Executive Ed., Am. 
 Jour, of Psych.; Ed. and Auth. of various 
 monographs and mag. articles. Fellow, A. A. 
 ,A. S.; Mem., Am. Psych. Assn.; various clubs 
 and professional socs. ; Pres. Am. Psych. Assn., 
 1918; V.-chm. of Psych. Com., Div. Med. and 
 Related Sc, Nat. Research Council, Washing- 
 ton, D. C. Died F, 1919. 
 
 CLARENCE JAMES BAKER 
 
 (See G28.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 84,1 
 
 FRANK COLLINS BAKER 
 Curator; B. S., Chicago Sch. of Sc, 1896; 
 b. D 14, 1867. Warren, R. I. Prepared in Provi- 
 dence (R. I.) H. S.; Brown Univ. Sigina Xi. 
 In charge Invertebrate Dept., Ward's Natural 
 Sc. Establishment, Rochester, N. Y.. i8qo-93; 
 Curator, ZooL, Field Museum of Natural Hist., 
 :894; Curator and Acting Dir., Chicago Acad, 
 of Sc, 1894-1915; Zool. Investigator, N. Y. 
 St. Coll. of Forestry. Syracuse Univ., 1915-17; 
 Curator, Museum of Natural Hist., Univ. of 
 111., 191 7 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 
 806 W. Oregon St., Urbana.f 
 
 GERALD CLIFFORD BAKER 
 (See No. 8116.) 
 
 HARRY TORSEY BAKER 
 Instructor; A. B., summa cum laude, Wes- 
 leyan Univ., 1900; A. M., do., 1902; b. N 14. 
 1877, Rockland, Me.; s. Jessie Robinson and 
 Ellen Jane (Cohran) Baker. Prepared in Rock- 
 land ("Me.) H. S. Harvard, 1905-6. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Greek Prize, High 
 Honors in Eng. Mem., Eng. Dept.; Wesleyan 
 Univ.; Harvard; LTniv. of So. Calif.; Beloit 
 Coll.; Franklin and Marshall Coll., 1900-13; Fic- 
 tion reader, Internat. Mag. Co., 1914-15; Instr., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111., 1916-18; do.. Smith College, 
 19 1 8 — . Auth.: The Contemporary Short Story, 
 D. C. Heath & Co., 1917; Poetry and the 
 Practical Man, Forum, Vol. 42, 1909; A Friend 
 of Lamb's J William Hazlitt, Methodist Rcviczv, 
 Mr, 1910; The Relation of Shakespeare's Peri- 
 cles to (jeorge Wilkins' Novel, The Painful 
 Adventures of Pericles, Prince of Tyre, Pub- 
 lications of the Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am., Vol. 
 23; Variation of Species in Literature. Seivan- 
 ee Review. Jl, 191 4; The Qualities of Brown- 
 ing; Mid-West Quarterly, Vol. 2, 1917; Early 
 English Journalism, Sewanee Review, Vol. 30, 
 1917; Wordsworth and Annette, North Am. 
 Review, Vol. 207, 1918. Address, Smith Col- 
 lege, Northampton, Mass. 
 
 IRA OSBORNE BAKER 
 (See No. 36.) 
 
 •KITTIE MARIE BAKER (WADSWORTH) 
 (See No. 255.) 
 
 ♦WILLIAM MELVILLE BAKER 
 Born Jl 4, 1823, Phippsburg, Me. Prepared 
 in the sch. of George Field, Prospect, Me.; 
 one yr. in Waterville; three yrs. at Bowdoin 
 Coll.; one yr. in Theol. at Bangor Sem. Teach- 
 er, various schs., 1846-57; organized a classi- 
 cal H. S.. Quincy, III., 1857; Chaplain of the 
 97th 111. Vols., 186 1 -4: Asst. to Supt. of Pub. 
 Instruction. 111., 1865-8; the first Prof., Eng. 
 Lang., "111. Indus. Univ." 1868-73. Married. 
 Child, Etta M. Died Ap 16, 1873. 
 
 EDWARD CHAUNCEY BALDWIN 
 Frofessor; A. B., Yale, 1895; Ph. D., do., 
 1898; b. N 30, 1870, W. Cornwall, Conn.; s. 
 Chauncey E. (b. Ja 15, 1835, do.) and Julia 
 Rebecca (Howard) Baldwin (b. 1840. Madison, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Morgan H. S., Clinton, 
 Conn., Alpha Sigma Phi; Grad. Scholarship, 
 Yale. Teacher, Eng., Duluth H. S.. 1898; do., 
 Adelbert Coll. of West. Reserve LTniv., 1899- 
 1900; Asst. Prof., Eng. Lit., Univ. of 111., 
 1901 — . Ed.: Dickens's David Copperfield, 
 1908; Bunyan's Grace Abounding, 1910; Old 
 Testament Narratives, 1910; (With H. G. Paul), 
 English Poems, 1908; Dickens's A Tale of Two 
 Cities. Auth.: Our Modern Debt to Israel, 
 1914; Numerous mag. articles. Mem., Mod. 
 Lang. Assn. of Am.; Cosmopolitan Club; Nat. 
 Inst, of Social Sc. Married Mabel Merrill. 
 S 7, 1898, New Haven, Conn. Children: Grace 
 Howard, b. O 22, 1899; David M.. b. Jl 31, 
 1912. Address, 1002 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 FRANCIS MARSH BALDWIN 
 (See G30.) 
 
 JESSIE EMMA BALDWIN (TURNER) 
 (See No. 3265.) 
 
 LEO STARR BALDWIN 
 (See No. 7359.) 
 
 WALTER JOHN BALDWIN 
 Teacher; B. S., Univ. of Mich., 1890; M. E., 
 do.. 1894; b. Mr 12, 1864, West Bradford, Pa.; 
 s. John R. (b. S 12, 1824, do.) and Esther Ann 
 (Walter) Baldwin (b. 1825, Unionville, Pa.). 
 Prepared in St. Norm. Sch., West Chester, Pa. 
 Teacher, Friends Acad., 1882-83; Prin., do., 
 1883-84; Teacher. St. Norm. Sch.. West Chester, 
 Pa., 1884-86; Asst., Geol. Sur., N. Mich., i888; 
 Asst. Prof., Geol.. Mich. Coll. Mines, 1899-91; 
 Instr., do., 1891; Prof., Min. Engng., Univ. of 
 111., 1891-93; Engr., 1894-97; Teacher, Math., 
 Man. Tr. Sch., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1897—. Ad- 
 dress, 253 Carlter Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.t 
 
 CLARENCE WILLIAM BALKE 
 Chemist; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1902; Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Pa. 1905; b. Mr 29, 1880, Auburn, O.; 
 s. William F (b. Ger.) and Clara J. (Class) 
 Balke (b. O.). Prepared in Chagrin Falls (O.) 
 H. S. and Oberlin Acad. Sigma Xi; Phi Lamb- 
 da LTpsilon; Scholar, Univ. of Pa., 1902-3; 
 Fellow, Univ. of Pa., 1904-6. Instr., Oberlin 
 Coll., summer, 1903; Acting Prof.. Phys. and 
 Chem., Kenyon Coll., Hodgenville, Ky., 1903-04; 
 Instr., Chem.. Univ. of Pa., 1906-07; Assoc, do., 
 LTniv. of 111., 1907-10; Asst. Prof., do., 1910-13; 
 Prof., do., 19 1 3-1 6; Chief Chem., Pfanstiehl Co., 
 Inc., N. Chicago. Auth.: (With James E. Egan) 
 Observations on the Rare Earths; Yttrium 
 Chloride and the Atomic Weight of Yttrium, 
 Jour. A. C. S., .35, 1913; (With George W. 
 Sears) The Atomic Weight of Tantalum, do., 
 37, 1915; (With B. Smith Hopkins) The Puri- 
 fication and Atomic Weight of Yttrium, do., 38, 
 1916; (With Edgar W. Engle) Observations on 
 the Rare Earths, do., 39, 1917; (With H. C. 
 Kremers) do., V-Holmium and Dysprosium, do., 
 40. 1918. Mem., A. C. S. Married Minnie M. 
 Coddington, 1905, Camden, N. J. Children: 
 Clair Coddington, b. 1908; Roger Redfield, b. 
 iQoo; Barbara, b. 1913; Hildegarde, b. 1915; 
 Abigail Strader, b. 1918. Address, 27 Linden 
 Ave., Highland Park. 111.; bus. add., Pfan- 
 stiehl Co., Inc., N. Chicago. 
 
 THEODORE RALLY BALL 
 
 (See G31.) 
 HENRY WINTHROP BALLANTINE 
 
 Dean; A. B., Harvard, 1900; LL. B., do., 
 1904; b. O 12, 1880, Oberlin, O. ; s. William Gay 
 (b. D 7, 1848, Washington, 111.) and Emma 
 Frances (Atwood) Ballantine (b. My 12, 1856, 
 Waupun, Wis.). Prepared in Oberlin Acad.; 
 Attended Oberlin Coll.; Amherst (Toll. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon. Lawyer, San Francisco, 1904- 
 11; Lecturer on Law. Univ. of Calif.; Dean of 
 Law Sch., Univ. of Mont.. 1911-13; Prof.. Law, 
 LTniv. of Wis., 1913-16; Dean of Coll. of Law 
 and Prof., Law. Univ. of 111., 1916 — . Auth.: 
 Problems in Law of Contracts, Lawyers Co- 
 operative Pub. Co., 1915; Blackstone's Com- 
 mentaries. Revised edition Vol. 15. Modern Am. 
 law, Blackstone Inst., 1915; Personal Property, 
 do.. Vol. 4; niunerous law articles in Cml. 
 Laws of the World. Am. Law Sch. Review, 
 Mich. La7V Revieiv, Harvard Law Review, Yale 
 Law Jour., Calif. Law Review and TU. Law 
 Bui. Mem., 111. St. Bar Assn.; Am. Bar Assn.; 
 Sec, Am. Soc. of Mil. Law; LTniv. Club, 
 Urbana. Married Grace Wetherell, Jl 22, 1906, 
 Mill Valley, Calif. Child, Bettina, b. Jl 3, I9i0- 
 .Address, 707 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM SALISBURY BALLARD 
 (See No. 2019.) 
 
842 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 MERTON FORD BANKS 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Me., 1915; b. Jl 
 27. 1893, Biddeford, Me. Prepared in Bidde- 
 ford (Me.) H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 
 Tester, Rd. Materials, Univ. of Me., 1915-16; 
 Asst., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Instr., 
 do., 1917-18. Mem., Baptist Church. Address, 
 31 Harvey St. 
 
 ALICE MAY BARBER (BENNETT) 
 (See No. 678.) 
 
 PERRY BARKER 
 (See No. 2021.) 
 
 BRONSON BARLOW 
 (See G36.) 
 
 JOSEPH HOWARD BARNARD 
 
 Lt. Col.; b. Ja i, 1877. HI. Grad., InL and 
 Cavalry Sch., 1906; (jrad.. Mounted Service 
 Sch., 1907; 2nd Lt. sth Cavalry 1901; ist Lt., 
 do., 1907; Capt., 17th Cavalry, 1916; .'\sst. Prof., 
 Mil. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Maj., Camp 
 Funston Kan. 191 7; Lt. Col., Camp Dodge, la. 
 Mem., Epis. Church. Address, c/o War Dept., 
 Washington, D. C.t 
 
 ARTHUR ELLIS BARNES 
 (See No. 57.) 
 
 OTIS AVERY BARNES 
 (See No. 7363.) 
 
 CHARLES ANTHONY BARNHART 
 (See No. 2319.) 
 
 JESSE MELANGTHON BARNHART 
 (See No. 2573.) 
 
 JAMES THEOPHILUS BARRETT 
 (See No. 1808.) 
 
 DANIEL OTIS BARTO 
 
 (See No. 2575.) 
 
 PHILIP STEPHAN BARTO 
 
 (See No. 2576.) 
 
 HERBERT JEWETT BARTON 
 Professor; A. B., Dartmouth Coll., 1876; 
 M. A., do., 1893; b. S 27 1853, Newport, N. H. 
 Prepared in N. H. Conf. Sem., Tilton. N. H. 
 Alpha Delta P..i; Phi Beta Kappa. Prin., H. 
 S., Newport, N. H., 1876-78; do., Waukegan, 
 111., 1878-81; Supt., do., 1879-81; Prin.. Kinzie 
 Sch., Chicago, 1883; Prin., Norm., Univ. H. S. 
 and Prof., Latin and Greek, 1883-91; Prof., 
 Latin, Univ. of III., 1891 — . Auth.: Civil 
 Govt, of Illinois, Silver, Burdett & Co., 1892; 
 revised ed. 1899; Some Considerations Why a 
 Man Should be More of a Brute, Intelligence, 
 1891; W. H. Ray, his Career as a teacher. Re- 
 port of St. Supt. of Pub. Instruction, 1888-90; 
 For the Roman I Hint, 1894 and 1895; Our Local 
 and St. Hist. Sch. News, Je 189.5; The School- 
 master Gentleman, Vidctte, 1900; The College 
 Conference of the Middle West, Educ. Review, 
 1904. Mem., Presby. Churc'i; Pres., Central 
 HI. Teachers' Assn., 1900; Sec.-Treas. of the 
 Classical Assn. of the Middle West and South, 
 1910-14; Pres., do., 1914-15; Am. Philological 
 Assn.; Archaeological Inst, of Am. Married 
 Sara L. Dodge, Ag 21. 1877. Children: Clay- 
 ton R., b. Ap 18, 1880 (died Ja 30, 1887); 
 Christine D., b. My 17, 1885; Percy L. ('11), 
 b. O 5. 1886. Address, 406 W. Hill St.. Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 EDWARD BARTOW 
 Professor; A. B., Williams Coll., 1892; Ph.' 
 D., do., 1895; b. Ja 12, 1870, Glenham, N. Y.; 
 s. Charles Edward (b. O 24, 1833, New York 
 
 City) and Sarah Jane (Scofield) Bartow (b. 
 Jl 24, 1837, Glenham, N. Y.). Prepared in Mt. 
 Beacon Acad., Fishkill-on-Hudson, N. Y. ; at- 
 tended George Augusta Univ.. Gottingen, Ger. 
 Theta Delta Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Philo- 
 logian Lit. Soc. ; Jackson Soc. of Nat. Hist. 
 Asst., Chem., Williams Coll., 1892 94; Instr., 
 Chem., do., 1895-97; Assoc. Prof., Chem., Un- 
 iv. of Kan., 1897-1905; Prof., Chem., Kansas 
 City Med. Coll., 1902-05; Assoc. Prof., Chem., 
 and Dir., St. Water Sur., Univ. of 111., 1905; 
 Prof., San. Chem. and Dir. of St. Water Sur., 
 do., 190617; Chief, St. Water Sur. Div., Dept., 
 Registration and Educ, 1917 — . Maj., San. 
 Corps, N. A., A. E. F., France, 1917-18; Lt. 
 Col., do., 1918—. Auth.: Univ. of 111. Buls., 
 St. Water Sur. Series, Nos. 3-7; Proc. 111. 
 Water Supply Assn., Nos. 1-6; Reports Lake 
 Mich. Water Comn., Nos. 1-2; also several ar- 
 ticles on organic Chem. Petroleum, and Water, 
 /oi/r. of the A. C. S., Kan. Acad, of Sc, Kan. 
 Univ. Sc. BuL, and St. Water Sur. Bills. 
 Mem.. Comn. to investigate Coal Mine Explo- 
 sions in Kan., 1905, appointed by Gov. Hoch; 
 Lake Mich. Water Comn., 1908, appointed by 
 Gov. Deneen; .Sec. Lake Mich. Water Comn. 
 1908; Sec, Great Lake Internat. Pure Water 
 Assn., 1911; Mem., A. C. S.; Councilor for Kan- 
 sas City section 1903-05; Councilor for Univ. 
 of 111. Sec; A. A. A. S.. Fellow, 1905; Deutsche 
 Chemischen Gesellschaft, 1903-06; Kan. Acad, 
 of Sc, V. P., 1902-03, Pres., 1904; Am. Pub. 
 Health Assn.; Am. Water works Assn.; 111. 
 Soc. Engrs. and Survs.; 111. Water Supply 
 Assn., Sec; Ind. San. Water Assn.: A. I. C. 
 E. ; 111. Acad, of Sc. Married Alice Abbott, S 3, 
 
 1895, Rochester, N. Y. Child, Virginia, b. D 20, 
 
 1896. Address, 1007 W. Oregon St., Urbana; 
 bus. add., Elysee Palais Hotel, Paris, France. 
 
 MADISON CLAIR BATES 
 Principal; A. B., Williams Coll.. 1904; A. M., 
 do., 1905; A, M., Harvard, 1906; b. O 26, 1881, 
 Abingdon 111.; s. Madison Canby (b. Jl 7, 1836, 
 Morgan Co., 111.) and Minerva Emma (Latimer) 
 Bates (b. 1840, Abingdon, 111.). Prepared in 
 Oberlin (O.) H. S.; Toulon Acad. 111. Instr., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111., 1906-07; Grad. Scholar- 
 ship, Eng., Columbia, 1909-10; Head. Dept. 
 Eng., S. Dak. St. Coll. of Agr. and Mech. Arts, 
 Brookings, S. Dak., 1907-18; Asst. Prin., Burr 
 and Burton Sem., Manchester, Vt., 1918 — . 
 Married Helen Elizabeth Bullard ('05), D 31, 
 1907, Springfield, 111. Children: Robert Latimer, 
 b. Je 17 1912; Mary Elliott, b. Jl 29, 1914. Ad- 
 dress, Burr and Burton Sem., Manchester, Vt. 
 
 FREDERICK CHARLES BAUER 
 (See No. 3632.) 
 
 HARRY WILLIAM BAUM 
 
 (See No. 857.) 
 
 HENRY CLAY BAUMGARDNER 
 Traveling Salesman; B. S., O. St. Univ., 
 1914; b. S 6, 1889, Sugar Grove, O. Asst.. An. 
 Husb. Lab., O. St. Univ., 1913-14; Foreman, 
 Gas Line Const., 1914; Asst., An. Husb. Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-15; Traveling Salesman. Swift & 
 Co., Chicago; Mem., Internat. Live Stock Judg- 
 ing Team; Reformed Church. Address, Sugar 
 Grove, O.; bus. add., c/o Swift & Co., Chicago. 
 
 SAMUEL DAY BAWDEN 
 (See No. 588.) 
 
 WILLIAM THOMAS BAWDEN 
 Specialist, Vocational Educ; A. B., Denison 
 Univ., Granville, O., 1896; B. S., Columbia, 
 1903; Ph. D.. do., IQ14; b. N 6, 1875, Oberlin, 
 O.; s. Rev. Henry Heath (b. Ja 1839, Totnes, 
 Devonshire, Eng.) and Harriet Newell (Day) 
 Bawden (b. Ja 1842, New York City). Prepared 
 in Champaign H. S.; Doane Acad., Granville, 
 
Faculty 
 
 843 
 
 O. Mechanics Inst., Rochester, N. Y. Phi Del- 
 ta Kappa. Instr., Math, and French. Cedar Val- 
 ley Sem., Osage, la., 1897; Instr., Woodturn- 
 ing and Pattern-making, N. Y. St. Reformatory, 
 Elmira, N. Y., 1898; Instr.. Shopwork and 
 Drawing, Pub. Schs., BufiEalo, N. Y., 1898 190-'; 
 Dir., Dept. of Man. Tr., 111. St. Norm. Univ., 
 Normal, III., 190J-10; Asst. Dean, Coll. of 
 Engng., Univ. of 111. 1910-12; Specialist, Voca- 
 tional Educ, U. S. Bureau, of Educ, Dept. of 
 Interior, Washington, D. C, 1914 — . Auth. : 
 A Descriptive Analysis of the Occupations in 
 the Cloak, Suit and Skirt Industry, U. S. Bur. 
 Labor Statistics Bui. 147; Chapter on Vocational 
 Education, Annual Report Commissioner of 
 Ed., 1913-16; Joint Auth.: The Public School 
 System of San Francisco, U. S. Bur. of Ed., 
 Bui. 46, 1917; State Higher Educational In- 
 stitutions of North Dakota, do., No. 27, 1916; 
 Some Problems in City School Administration, 
 World Book Co., 1916; Ed. Manual Training 
 Mag. Mem., N. E. A.; Nat. Vocational Educ. 
 Assn.; Nat. Vocational Guidance Assn.; Nat. 
 Assn. of Corp. Schs.; West. Drawing and Man. 
 Tr. Assn.; East. Arts. Assn.; 111. Man. Arts. 
 Assn.; Sch. Crafts Club of New York City; 
 Chni. of Sub-Section on Indus. Educ., Second 
 Pan-Am. Sc. Cong. Washington, D. C, 1915- 16. 
 Married Ora Richardson, Ag 17, 1898, Parkers- 
 burg, W. Va. Child, William Richardson, b. .S 
 5, 1910. Address, 24 W. Irving St., Chevy 
 Chase, Md. 
 
 PAUL LEVERN BAGLEY 
 (See No. G41.) 
 
 ALICE MARIE BEACH 
 Entomologist; B. S., la. St. Coll., 1892; M. 
 S., do, 1894; b. O 30. 1837, Summer Hill, N. 
 Y. ; d. Isaac Ambrose (b. My 9, 1828, Spring- 
 port N. Y.) and Maria North (Wood) Beach 
 (b. Ag 3, 1833, Sempronius, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Homer Acad, and Un-on Sch., Homer, N. Y. 
 and St. Norm. Sch., Cortland, N. Y. Teacher, 
 Pub. and pvt. schs.; Asst., Museum work. la. 
 St. Coll., 1892-94; Special work, Entomol., N. 
 Y. Exp. Sta., Geneva, N. Y., 1898; Asst., Office 
 of St. Entomol., Albany, N. Y., 1899; Asst. 
 Entomol., St. Lab. of Natural Hist., Univ. of 
 111., 1899-1901; Special work in Entomol.. Office 
 of St. Entomol., Albany, N. Y., 1902-03; do., 
 Univ. of Calif., Berkeley, Calif., 1906 — . Ad- 
 dress, c/o Willett M. Hays, R. 6, W. Chester, 
 Pa. 
 
 •ETTA LORRAINE BEACH (WRIGHT) 
 (See No. 528.) 
 
 ROBIN BEACH 
 
 Instructor; B. S. N. H. Coll.. 1913; b. Ag 
 30, 1889, Robins Island, Long Island, N. Y. 
 Elect. Installation and Testing, B. & M., Woods- 
 ville, N. H., 1913; Instr., G. E. D. Univ. of 
 111., 191315; do., A. & M. Coll.. College Sta- 
 tion, Tex. Mem., Congr. Church. Address, 
 South Natick Mass.; bus. add., A. & M., Coll., 
 College Station, Tex. 
 
 ALVIN CASEY BEAL 
 
 (.See No. 1014.) 
 
 GEORGE DENTON BEAL 
 Professor; Pharm. D., Scio Coll. O., 1907; 
 Pi. B., do., 1908; A. M.. Columbia, 1910; Ph. 
 D., do., 191 1 ; b. Ag 12, 1887, Scio O.; s. James 
 Hartley (b. S 23 1861, New Philadelphia. O.) 
 and Fannie Snyder (Young) Beal (b. F 24 
 1861, Port Washington, O.). Prepared in Scio 
 (O.) H. S. Lambda Chi Alpha; Gamma Alpha; 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Richard But- 
 ler Scholar, Columbia. Chem.. O. Dairy and 
 Food Comn., 1909-10; Instr.. Chem.. Univ. of 
 111., 1911-14; Assoc, do. 1914-18; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 1918 — . Auth.: (with M. T. Bogert and 
 C. G. Amend) Synthesis of Some Stilbazoles 
 
 Hydrazones and Schiff Bases in the 4-Quin- 
 azolone Group, Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 32, 1910; 
 (with M. T. Bogert) A Further Study of the 
 Stilbazoles, Hydrazones and Schifl Bases of the 
 4-Quinazolone Groups, do.. Vol. 24 1912; (with 
 G. A. Geiger) Studies of Diffusion Through 
 Rubber Membranes, 4; The Comparative Diflus- 
 ibility of various Pigments in different Solvents, 
 Biochem. Bui., Vol. 2, 1912; (with H. F. Zoller) 
 Preparation of Pure Sucrose and Dextrose 
 Caramels, Jour. Am. Pharm. Assn., Vol. 3, 
 1914; Useful Weeds, Sch. Sc, Vol. 17, No. 8, 
 1917; various other articles witn others in 
 Jour. Indus, and Engng. Chem., Jour. Am. 
 Pharm. Assn., and Jotir. A. C. S. Mem., M. 
 E. Church; A. C. S.; Am. Pharm. Assn.; O. St. 
 Pharm. Assn.; Univ. Club. Urbana. Married 
 Edith Downs, jl 3, 1912, Scio, O. Child, George 
 Denton, Jr., b. Jl 30, 1917. Address, 710J4 W. 
 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 JOSEPH HOWARD BEARD 
 Health Officer; A. B., St. John's Coll.. An- 
 napolis, Md., 1902; A. M., do., 1912; M. D., 
 John's Hopkins Univ., 1912; b. Ja 12, 1883, 
 Linden Hill. Md.; s. Stephen (b. N 2, 1849, 
 Rutland, Md.) and Mary Arno ((]ott) Beard 
 (b. 1854, Buck Lodge, Md.). Prepared in Anne 
 Arundel Acad., Millersville, Md. Philomathean. 
 Instr.. P ysiol., Univ. of 111., 1912-16; Univ. 
 Health Officer, do., 1916 — . Auth.: College 
 Health Services; Their purpose and Activities, 
 Journ. of Sociologic Medicine, Vol. 18. 1917; 
 The Avoidable Loss of Life, Scientific Monthly, 
 Vol. 2, 1916; Importance of Urinalysis During 
 Pregnancy, ///. Med. Journ., My 1914; Indica- 
 tions of Nerve Wear, Med. World, F, 1915; 
 Rehabilitation of the IJisabled Soldier. Interst. 
 Med. Jour., Ap, 1918; Pub. Health Problems. 
 l^ac. III. Acad, of Sc, 1917. Mem., HI. Med. 
 Soc; Fellow, A. M. A.; Am. Pub. Health 
 Assn.; M. E. Church. Married, Mary (Jam- 
 brail, F 7, 1907, Wilmington, Del. Children: 
 Ellen Howard, b. Jl i, 1913; Charlotte Waters, 
 b. N 18, 191 5. Address, 503 S. Race St., 
 LTrbana. 
 
 HENRY MAHAN BEARDSLEY 
 (See No. 204.) 
 
 MARY ESTHER BEATTY (KETCHUM) 
 B. L., la. St. Coll., 1898; B. S., Teachers 
 Coll., Columbia, 1901; b. Ag 23, 1876, Newton, 
 la.; d. Jo n Patton (b. D 8, 1828. Greenfield, 
 O.) and Elizabeth Jane (Kerr) Beatty (b. Ap 
 18, 1835). Prepared in Hazel Dell Acad.. New- 
 ton, la. Scientific Soc, Ames, la. Asst., 
 Bacterid, and H. Sc, 1898-1909; Asst., Ger. 
 and H. Sc, 1899-1900; Scholar teaching three 
 courses in Teachers Coll., Columbia, 1900-1; 
 Instr.. H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1901-03. Married 
 Milo Smith Ketchum ('95), S 17, 1903. Child- 
 ren: Martha Esther, b. Jl 29, 1904; Elizabeth 
 Jane, b. N 8, 1908; Milo Smith. Jr. b. Mr 8, 
 1910. Address, 1146, 12th St., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 FRANK CHRISTIAN BECHT 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1906; 
 Ph. D., do., 1909; b. N 28. 1879, Lexington, 
 111.; s. August (b. Mr 9, 1849, Nassau, Ger.) 
 and Kate (Freidinger) Becht (b. Mr 19. 1849. 
 Peoria). Prepared in Bradley P,oly. Inst., 
 Peoria. Sigma Xi. Inst. Scho'ar. Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1905-06; Fellow. Physiol., 1906-07; 
 Asst., do., Univ. of Chicago, 1907-09; Assoc, 
 do., 1909-10; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 111.. 
 1911-12; Asst. Prof., Pharmacol., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1914—. Auth.: Contributions to Physi- 
 ology of Lymph. Am. Jour, of Physiol.. Vol. 15, 
 1908; Concentration of Anti Bodies in Fluids 
 of Normal and Immune Animals. Jour, of 
 Infectious Diseases, Vol. 7. 1910; Relation of 
 Spleen to Fixation of Antigens and the Pro- 
 duction of Immune Bodies, Am. Jour, of Phy- 
 siol.. Vol. 27, 1911; Heat Paralysis in New 
 
844 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Tissue, Jo., 1908. Mem., Am. Physiol. Soc. 
 Married Riiliy A. Cummiiig, S 13, 1908, East 
 Peoria. Cliilil, Arno CummiuK, h. F 17, 1910. 
 .■Iddrcss, 5463 Greenwood Ave., Chicago. 
 
 CLYDE 15VRON BECK 
 (See No. G4S.) 
 
 FLORENCE MARL\ BECK (McGLACHLIN) 
 
 (See No. 1.^08.) 
 
 JEAN BAPTISTE BECK 
 Professor; A. B., Bachelier des Lettres of the 
 Sorboniie, Paris, iqoo; Ph. IX, Strassburg, 1907; 
 b. A^ 14, i88i, Gcbweiler, Elsass, Ger. ; s. Jean 
 Baptistc (b. 1830. llartmannsweiler, Elsass, 
 Ger.) and Barbe (La^ Wiihrlin) Beck (b. 1844, 
 do.). Prepared in Gymnasium Gebweiler, Ly- 
 cer, Paris, France. Prof., Ecole Alsacienne, 
 Paris, 1899-1901, 1908-10; Govt. Dir. of the 
 Advancement of the French Lang., Univ. of 
 N'ienna. 1907; Prof, of French Lit.. "Wiener 
 Handels Akademie;" .\sst. Prof., Rom. Lang., 
 Univ. of lU., 1911-14; Prof., Bryn Mawr 
 Coll., 1914. Volunteer, 190J-03, Infantry 
 112. Di.scoverer of the Method of Trans- 
 lation of Medi;vval Musical Notations. Auth.: 
 Die Molodicn dcr I'roubadours. nach dem 
 gesamten handschriftlichen Material zuni 
 erstenmal bearbeitet und herausgegben. nebst 
 einer Ihitersuchung uber die Entwickelung 
 der Notenschrift (.his um 1-50) und das 
 rhythmisch-nietrische Prinzip der mittelalter- 
 lich-lyrischen Dichtnngen, sowie mit I'ber- 
 tragung in moderne Noten der Melodien 
 der Troubadours und Trouveres; Strassburg, 
 K. I. Trubner, 1908; La Musiiitic des Trouba- 
 dours (Collection des Musiciens celebresl, 
 Paris, chez H. I.ourens, 1910; Der Talkt in den 
 Musikaufzeichungen des 13 und 13 Jahrhun- 
 derts vornebinlich in den Liedern der trou- 
 badours und Trouveres, Leipzig, M. Hesse. 
 1909; (with J. Bedier") Cc)/i" Mitsct. trouvere 
 du triezieme siecle, Paris, H. Champion, 191 1; 
 Ausgewahlte Lieder der Troubadours, nach 
 den Originahand-schriften uncbertragen uber- 
 setzt und harmonisiert, Paris-Strasbourg. 1910; 
 also a number of mag. articles. Married 
 Louise Goebel ('i-'t. Je 15, 1912, Urbana. Ad- 
 dress, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 
 
 FRANCIS CHESTER BECKER 
 Instructor; A. B., Wesleyan Univ., Middle- 
 town. Conn., 1005. Prepared in Plymouth, 
 (Pa.) H. S. and \Vvoming Sem., Kingston, Pa. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Nu Theta. Univ. of Bonn. 
 1906; Columbia, looo-oS. Asst., Phil., Columbia, 
 1907; Instr., Piiilos., Univ. of 111., .looS-io; do.. 
 Univ. of Calif., iQio-12; Lecturer. Philos., Co- 
 lumbia. 1912. Mem., West. Phil. Assn. Ad- 
 dress, Columbia L^niv., New York City.t 
 
 JAMES EDGAR BELL 
 (See No. Gso.) 
 
 NEEDHAM ERIC BELL 
 Farm Demonstration Agt.; B. S. in Chem., 
 N. C. Agr. and Mech. Coll.. 1906: b. Mr 17, 
 1SS6, Lenoir Co.. N. C. Prepared in Kinston 
 (N. C") Pub. Schs. Glee Club: Scholarship. 
 Asst.. .-Vgr. Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1906-07; Asst., 
 Soil and Crop Investigations. Ala. Inst.. Au- 
 burn, Ala.. 1907-10. Chief Surv. and Insp.. 
 Ala. Soil Suiv., 1010-17; Emergency Farm 
 Demonstration .-Vg^.. Butler Co.. Ala., 1017-18. 
 Mem.. Baptist Church; Woodman of the World; 
 A. F. A. M.; Past Chancellor of K. P. Mar- 
 ried, Alice Lucile Wright. Ap 18. 1911. Ad- 
 dress, Auburn. Ala. 
 
 (See 
 
 ALFRED RITTSCHER BENCH 
 No. 25S4.) 
 
 BRUCE WILLET BENEDICT 
 Die, Shop Laboratories; R. S.. LTniv. of Neb., 
 1 901; b. D 19, 1S76, Buda. 111.; s. Miller Samuel 
 (b. Ag II, 1848. New York City) and Anna 
 Maria (Harris) Benedict (b. F 7, 1851, Brattle- 
 boro, Vt.). Prepared in Crete (Neb.) H. S. 
 Delta Epsilon. C. B. & Q. R. R.. 1896-97; 
 Machinist. Rd. Foreman of Engrs.; Gen. Fore- 
 man, Car and Loco. Repairs; Mech. Insp., 
 1901-05; Ed.. Ry. Master Mech., Chicago, iqo6- 
 07; .Supvr., Efficiency Div.. Mech. Dept., East, 
 and Coast Lines. A. T. & S. F. R. R., 1908-11; 
 Dir., Shop Labs., Ihiiv. of 111., 1011-17, 1919 — ; 
 Capt., Bat. F, MQth F. A.. A. E. F., France, 
 191 7-18; Instr., Sch. for Tank Officers, Eng., 
 1918; do.. Camp Tobyhanna, Pa.. 1918; Mem., 
 West. R. R. Club; Travelling Engrs. Assn.; 
 A. S. M. E. ; Am. Soc. for Prom. Efficiency; 
 Soc. for Prom, of Engng. Educ. Married Elma 
 Grace Tones. My 10, 1005, Aurora, 111. Child- 
 ren: Virginia Olds. b. N ii, 1906; Ruth 
 Cundall, b. O 28, 1909. Address, 1011 S. sth 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 MLTRRAY REED BENEDICT 
 Farm Advisor; B. S.. Univ. of Wis., 1916; 
 b. Ja 23. 1S02, Neillsville. Wis.; s. T. S. (b. N 
 26. 1S52. North Bend. 111.) and "Celia Ruth 
 (Reed) Benedict (b. O lo, 1850, Neillsville, 
 Wis.). Prei>ared in Neillsville (Wis.) H. S.; 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1917. Alpha Zeta. 
 Ijistr. .\gr., Aurora. IMinn., 1016-17; Asst., 
 Dairy Husb., L^niv. of 111., 1917-iS; Co. Agr. 
 .\,gt.. Blue Earth Co., Minn., 1918. Married, 
 Elizabeth Tucker. .\.g 16, 1916, Kewanee, 111. 
 .IdJress. Mankato, Minn. 
 
 CLEAVES BENNETT 
 
 (See No. 561.) 
 
 STELL,\ BENNETT 
 (See No. 1815.) 
 
 ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY 
 Professor; B. S.. Univ. of Neb.. 189s; Ph. D., 
 Cornell, 189S; b. 1S70. Clinton, la.; s. Charles 
 Eugene and Persis Orilla (Freeman) Bentley. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Asst., Psych., 
 Cornell, 1897; Instr., do.. 1897-1902; .\sst. 
 Prof., do., 1902-12; Prof. Psych.. Univ. of 111., 
 1912-18; (leave of absence) Capt., Med. Re- 
 search Bd., 1918 — . Hazelhurst Field, Mineola. 
 Long Island, N. Y. Auth.: Articles in Jour. 
 of Psych.. Philos. Re-.iezv. Pot^ular Sc. Monthly, 
 and Psych. Bui. Pres., Examining Bd. of New 
 England States, Boston, 1918 — . Married Em- 
 ma V. Snelling, Marshalltown, la., 1897 (De- 
 ceased). Address, 708 S. Goodwin. Urbana. 
 
 ERNST JULIUS BERG 
 Professor; M. E.. Royal Poly.. Stockholm, 
 Sweden. 1802; Sc. D., L'^nion Univ., 1909; b. 
 Ja 9. 1871. Ostersund, Sweden; s. Ernst Victor 
 Gabriel and Josephine Catharina (Hamren) 
 Berg. Prepared in Ostersund. Sweden. Tau 
 Beta Pi: Sigma Xi: Eta Kappa Nu. Constr. 
 Engr.. Gen. Elec. Schenectady, N. Y. : Const. 
 Prof., Union Univ., 1892-1009; Prof, in charge 
 of Elec. Engng. Dept.. Univ. of 111., 1909-14; 
 Prof.. Elec. Eng. Union Coll.. 1014 — . Pat- 
 ented a number of inventions. Auth.: Elec. 
 Energy: Elec. Engng.; .-\dvanced Elec. Engng., 
 McGraw-Hill Pub. (^o.. also a number of papers 
 before Engng. Soc. Mem.. -A. I. E. E. Union 
 Club. Chicago. Married Gwendoline O'Brien, 
 Je 15. 1006. Watertown. N. Y. Address, 
 I'nion Coll., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 ERNEST BERNBAUM 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1902; A. M., do., 
 1005; Ph. D.. do.. 1007: b. F 12. 1879: s. Die 
 Kruse (b. 1830. Ribe. Denmark) and Dorothea 
 (Christiansen) Bernbaum (b. 1846. Sonderborg, 
 do.). Prepared in Brooklyn (N. Y.) Poly. 
 
Faculty 
 
 845 
 
 Highest Honors in Eng. , 1903; John Harvard 
 Fellow. Instr., Eng., Harvard, 1907-16; Prof., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111., 1916 — . Auth. : Mrs Behn's 
 Oroonoko, Kittredge Anniversary Vol., Ginn & 
 Co., 19 13; Mrs. Behn's Biography as Fiction, 
 Pubs. Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am., 1914; The 
 Drama of Sensibility, Ginn & Co., 1915; Shakes- 
 peare's King Lear, Heath & Co., 191 7; English 
 Focts of the Eighteenth Century, Scribner's, 
 191 8; Anonymous reviews in The Nation, 1909- 
 18. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am. Address, 
 University Club, Urbana. 
 
 HARRIET JOSEPHINE BERNINGER 
 (See No. 6743.) 
 
 ISABEL BEVIER 
 Professor; Ph. B., Wooster Univ., 1885; Ph. 
 M., do., 1888; b. N 14, i860, Plymouth, O.; d. 
 Caleb (b. Je 12, 1820, Owasco, N. Y.) and 
 Cornelia (Brinkerhoff) Bevier (b. O 17, 1820, 
 do.). Prepared in Plymouth (O.) H. S.; 
 
 Wooster Univ. prep. sch. Sigma Xi. Prof., 
 Atwater's Lab., Middletown, Conn., 1894; Mass. 
 Inst. Tech., 1897-8; Prin., H. S., Shelby, O., 
 1885-87; Mt. Vernon, O., 1887-8; Prof., Natural 
 Sc. Pa. Coll. for Women, 1889-97; Prof. Chem. 
 Lake Erie Coll., 1899-1900; Prof., H. Sc. and 
 Dir. of Courses, Univ. of 111., 1900 — ■. Auth.: 
 The Home Economics Movement, 1906; The 
 House, 1907; (with Van Meter) Selection and 
 Preparation of Food, 1907; Food and Nutrition. 
 Bevier and L'sher, 1908; do., Bevier, 191 5; 
 Home Economics, Its Opportunities and Obli- 
 gations, Sch. and Soc, Vol. 3; The Develop- 
 ment of Home Economics, Jour. Home Econ., 
 Vol. 4; An Experiment in Teaching Food Val- 
 ues, do.. Vol. 9; Nutrition Investigations in 
 Pittsburgh, Bui. No. 52, U. S. Dept. Agr.; (with 
 H. B. Frissell) Dietary Studies of Negroes in 
 Eastern Virginia in 1897 and 1898, Bui. No. 91, 
 do.; various other articles in U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr. and Univ. of 111. Buls. Mem., Jury of 
 Awards, Columbian Exposition, 1893; Home 
 Econ. Dir. for 111. under Federal Food Adm. ; 
 Chm., Dept. Conservation Council of Nat. De- 
 fense, Woman's Com., 111. Div., 1917; Pres., 
 Am. Home Econ. Assn., 1910-12. Address, 805 
 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 OTTO STERNHOFF BEYER, Jr. 
 Instructor; M. E., Stevens Inst, of Tech., 
 1907; b. S 18, 1886, Woodridge, N. J. Prepared 
 •in Stevens Prep. Sch.; Univ. of Pa.; Univ. of 
 N. Y. Gen. Foreman, Rock Island Lines, 191 3- 
 15; ist Asst., Ry. E., Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-17; Instr., U. S. S. M. A.. Univ. 
 of 111., 1917-18; Capt., Sea Coast Sec. Carriage 
 Div. do.. Ord. Dept., U. S. A., Washington, D. 
 C, 1918. Auth.: Articles in R\'. Age Gazette. 
 Mem.. A. S. M. E.; Am. Ry. Master Mechan- 
 ics Assn.; West. Ry. Club; Traveling Engrs. 
 Engrs. Assn. Married Katherine Schoepperle 
 ('15), Ag 27, 1917, Hamburg, N. Y. (died O 
 16, 1918). Address, Fieldcrest Farm, Hamburg, 
 Erie Co., N. Y. 
 
 PERCY F. BICKNELL 
 Author; A. B., Williams Coll., 1884; A. M., 
 do., 18S7; b. D 25, i860, Pembroke, Mass.; s. 
 William Martin (b. Ja 25, 1820, Newport, ISIe.) 
 and Lydia Maria (Tobey) Bicknell (b. F 2, 1824, 
 Norridgevvock, do.). Prepared in Roxbury Lat- 
 in Sch., Boston; Studied in Ger., 1886-87. 
 Instr., Mod. Lang, and Hist., Williston Sem., 
 Easthampton, Mass., 1884-85; Instr.. Latin and 
 Greek, Williams Coll., 1885-86; Prin., H. S., 
 Rockland, Mass., 1888-89; Asst. Libn., Lib. Co., 
 Philadelphia, 1889-94; Libn., Univ. of 111., 1894- 
 97; writing, editing, translating, etc. Translated 
 eighteen vols. Jesuit Relations, ed. by Dr. 
 Reuben Gold Thwaites, Burrows Bros. Co., 
 Cleveland, 1896-1903; Translated from the Hun- 
 garian of Maurus Jokai, The Baron's Sons, 
 L. C. Page & Co., Boston, 1900; do., Manasseh, 
 do., Boston 1901; Regular contributor to and 
 
 book-reviewer for The Dial, 1896-1917; ed. 
 staff do., 1906-17; ed. staff. Christian Register, 
 1909-14; occasional contributor to other period- 
 icals. Married Florence M. Constable., Ap 25, 
 1908. Address, 524 Highland Ave., Maiden, 
 Mass. 
 
 PHILIP SHERIDAN BIEGLER 
 (See No. G57.) 
 
 MARY PRUDENCE BILLINGSLEY 
 (See No. 3283.) 
 
 LEO ROSS BINDING 
 Farm Adviser; B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1912; 
 b. F 21, 1884, Stockbridge, Mich.; s. Willis (b. 
 Ap 2, 1848, do.) and Louisa (Johnson) Bind- 
 ing (b. N 16, 1856, do.). Prepared in Mich. 
 Agr. Coll. Athenoeum. Asst., Chem., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1912-15; Agron. and Agr. 
 Chem., Internat. Correspondence Schs., Scran- 
 ton, Pa., 1915-18; Co. Agt., Fulton Co., Ind. 
 1918. Married Louisa Anna Merboth, Jl 14, 
 1915, Buffalo, N. Y. Child, Kathryn Louise, b. 
 My 23, 1916. Address, Rochester, Ind. 
 
 WILLIAM JOSEPH BINGEN 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Minn., 1912; C. 
 E., do., 1913; b. D 10, 1883; s. John W. (b. O 
 23, 1858, Allentown, Wis.) and Mary (Ker- 
 kow) Bingen (b. Ag 28, 1862, Winona, Minn.). 
 Prepared in Webster (S. Dak.) Andover (S. 
 Dak.) and Canby (Minn.) H. Schs.; Aberdeen 
 (S. Dak.) Norm. Sch. Univ. Orchestra; 
 Engng. Soc; Staff, Minnesota Daily ;^ Capt., 
 Univ. Regt. Draftsman, Agr. Coll., (jniv. of 
 Minn., 1913-14; Teacher, 1914-17; Deputy Co. 
 Surv., summer 191 7; Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 
 111., 191 7 — . Minn. Nat. Guard. Address, 
 Andover, S. Dak.; bus. add., 412 W. Elm St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 LEWIS ISAAC BIRDSALL 
 (See No. G58.) 
 
 DON WARREN BISSELL 
 (See No. G59.) 
 
 CHARLES WILLARD BLACK 
 Instructor; Grad. Cincinnati Tech. Sch., 1895; 
 Cornell, 1905; b. Ja 25, 1879. With Cincinnati 
 Edison Elec. Co., 1895-99; and other companies 
 during summers; Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 
 1906-07. Address, 8th and Elm Sts., Cincin- 
 nati.! 
 
 FREDERICK JACKSON BLACKBURN 
 (See No. 6094.) 
 
 ELIOT BLACKWELDER 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1901; 
 Ph. D., do., 1914; b. Je 4, i88o, Chicago; s. 
 I. S. (b. Mr 8, 1840, Litchfield, 111.) and Alice 
 Gertrude (Boughton) Blackwelder (b. D 5, 
 1853, Sempronius, N. Y.). Prepared in Ar- 
 mour Inst.; Morgan Park Acad. Beta Theta 
 Pi; Sigma Xi; Phi Eta. Grad. Scholarship, 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1901; Fellowship, do., 1902; 
 Honorary Fellow, do., 1903; Instr., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1902-03; Asst. Geol., Carnegie Inst. 
 Expedition to China, 1903-05; Instr. and Prof.. 
 Univ. of Wis., 1905-16; Asst. Geol. and Geol., 
 U. S. Geol. Sur.. 1906-16; Prof., Geol., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916 — ; (on leave of absence, Stanford 
 Univ., Calif.) Calif. St. Council of Defense. 
 Auth.: Blackwelder and Barrows Textbook 
 of Geol.; Regional Geol. of the U. S.; Jr. 
 Auth.: Research in China, \'ols. i and 2; 
 Numerous mag. articles. Fellow, Geol. Soc. 
 Am.; A. A. A. S.; Assn. of Am. Geog- 
 raphers; Wash. Acad, of Sc; Am. Ornitholo- 
 gists Union. Married Jean Otis Bowersock, F 
 26, 1904, Lawrence, Kan. Children: Margery, 
 b. N 29, 1905; Martha Jean, b. Ag 8, 1907; 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 Richard, b. Ja 29, 1900; Gertrude, b. D 8, 191 1; 
 Lois, b. D 18, loij; Kuth, b. N 16, 1915; Jus- 
 tin. D. Jl iS, 191?. Aiidnss, 411 Indiana Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 JOSEPH CULLEN BLAIR 
 Professor; M. S. A.; b. Ap 26, 1871, Onslow. 
 Colchester Co., Nova Scotia; s. -Col. William 
 M. ^b. My 2s, 1830, iii).> and Harriett A. Blair 
 (b. Ja -'5, 1841, do.). Prepared in Provincial 
 Norm. Sch., Truro. Nova Scotia; Prov. Agr. 
 Coll., do.; attended Cornell, 189^-96. Sigma 
 Xi; Alpha Zeta. Instr., Chem., Entomol. and 
 Bot., Provincial Coll. of Agr., Truro, Nova 
 Scotia, 1890-0:; Instr. Hort., Univ. of ill., i8oi<- 
 08; Asst. Prof., Hort. and Horticulturist in 
 Agr. E.xp. Sta., do., 189S-1901; Prof., Pomol. 
 and Chief Horticulturist in Sta., do., 1901 — . 
 Auth. : numerous buls., circulars, and articles 
 on hort. subj^ects. Married Sada VanHorne, 
 le I^. 1898, treeport. 111. Children: Josephine 
 V'anHorne, b. Ap 5. 1899; Robert Collyer, b. 
 My 18, 1901; Richard Cordon, b. O 1.;, 1903; 
 lo'seiih Cullen, Jr., b. F jo, 1906. Address. 001 
 Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 DAISY LUANA BLAISDELL 
 Instructor; A. B., Smith Coll.. 1SS8; A. M.. 
 do., 1894; b. Ap 12, 1800, Baltimore; d. Sam- 
 uel t,b. Je J J, 1S33, Boston) and Harriott Per- 
 kins (Crane) Blaisdell (,b. My u 1835, Lowell, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Chicopee (.Mass.) H. S. 
 Charlotten-Schule and \ictoria Lyceum, Ber- 
 lin, i89-'-93; Berlin Royal Univ., 18991900; 
 P\t. Study in Ger.. summers of 1890-1908. Al- 
 pha Lit. Soc. Teacher, Pulaski Acad.. Pulaski, 
 N. Y., 1889-90; do., H. S., Springfield, Mass., 
 1890-9^; (<i.'.,^Oberlin Acad.. Oberlin, O., 1898- 
 99; Instr., Ger., I'niv. of 111., 1900-18; do., 
 Romance Lang., igi8 — . Mem., Mod. Lang. 
 Assn.; A. C. A. Address, 908 Nevada St., Ur- 
 b;\na 
 
 HERBERT \V. BLANEY 
 Land. Arch.* B. S.. Mass. Agr. Coll.. 1911; 
 M. L. A.. Harvard, 1914; ,b. D 14, 18S9, Swam^- 
 scott, Mass. Prepared in Swampscott H. b. 
 Alpha Sigma Phi. Instr., Land. Arch.. Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-15; Land. Arch.. Bloomington, 
 111.; do.. Boston. Mem. firm. Blaney & Blaney, 
 Land. Archts.. Boston. .\uth. : The Modern 
 Park Cemetery. American City, Ap 1917. Mem., 
 Am. Soc. of Land. Arch. ; Boston Soc. of Land. 
 Arch. Married Charlotte Greene, .-\g 14, i9'5. 
 Lowell. Mass. Child. Charlotte Hannah, b. D 
 13, 19I^. Address, Swampscott. Mass.; bus. 
 add., Battle BIdg., Harvard Square, Cam- 
 bridge, Mass. 
 
 ALBERT VICTOR BLEININGER 
 Ceramist: B. S-. O. St. Univ., 1901: b. Tl 9. 
 1873, Polling, Ger.; s. Francis and Lina 
 (Pfeifer) BIeinins;er. Pre^jared in^ Munich, 
 Cier. ; Acacia; Alpha Chi bigiua; Signia Xi; 
 Scholarshii in Ceramics. O. St. Univ.. 189S; 
 Grad. Stuj.. Phvs., do., 1003 04. Ceram.. Min. 
 and Mfg. Co., Shawnee, O., 1S96-08; Asst. O. 
 Geol. Sur., 1901-05; Asst. and Assoc. Prof.. 
 Ceram., O. St. Univ., 1904^07; V. P., Richard- 
 son-Loveioy Engng. Co.. Columbus. O., 1903 
 07; Chief, Ceram. Sec, U. S. Geol. Sur.. looS- 
 10; Chief. Struct, materials Div., Bur. of Stan- 
 dards. 1910; Asst. Prof., Ceram.. I'niv. of 111.. 
 1907-08; Pir., Dept. and Prof., Ceram., do., 
 1910-12; Pittsburgh Bur., Standards i9ii_2. 
 Auth.: The Manufacture of Hydraulic Ce- 
 ments, O. Geol. Sur.. Bui. No. 4, Columbus, 
 0., 1904; The effect of Preliminary Heating 
 Treatment upon the Drying of Clays. Bur. of 
 Standards. Washington D. C; (with R. T. 
 Stuin A Studv of the Vitrification Range and 
 Di-Electric Behavior of Some Porcelains, Bui. 
 No. 28. Univ. of 111., Ser. 1910; The Intluence 
 of Fluxes and non-Fluxes, Bui. No. 39, Univ. 
 of 111., 190S; numerous mag. articles. Ed., Col- 
 lected Writings of Prof. H. S. Seger. Chem, 
 
 Pub. Co., Eastoii^ Pa,; Trans. Am. Ceram. Soc, 
 1905-07; Asst. Ed., Chem. Abstracts. Mem.. 
 Fellow, A. A. A. S.; A. C. S.; Pres., Am. 
 Ceram. Soc; Chm., Com., Soc. for testing Ma- 
 terials; Com. on Soc. for Silicate, Chem. inter- 
 nat. Congregation of .-Vpplied Chem.; Com., Sil- 
 icate Chem., Nat. Research Council; Bd. of 
 Publications, A. C. S.; Deputy Dist. Chief, U. 
 S. Fuel Adtn. Married lluKla Gertrude Thom- 
 son Je 7. 1907, Columbus, O. Children: Ed- 
 ward Orton, b. My 18, 1908; Alice Vivian, b. 
 S 7, 1910. Address, 1720 Baltimore St., Beech- 
 view, Pittsburgh; bus. add.. Bur. of Standards, 
 do. 
 
 •WILL-\RD FLAGG BLISS 
 A. B., Harvard, 1855; b. N ^, i8jo, Essex, 
 Vt.; s. Oramel (b. Mr 3, 1804. tssex, Vt.) and 
 Eliza Watt (Flagg) Bliss (b. Ag 11, 1802, 
 Richmond, do.). Prepared in Edward Wy- 
 man's Sch., St. Louis; Phillips Exeter Acad., 
 Exeter, N. H. Zeta Psi; In Soph. yr. the 
 "Detur;" In Jr. coll. yr., second Bowdoin 
 Prize Dissertation. Teacher pvt. family. Mead- 
 ville. Pa., 1855; Asst. Prof.. Latin, Wash. 
 Univ., 1856-60: study and travel, 1858-50; 
 farming, 1800-08; Prof.. Agr., Univ. of 111., 
 1868-70; Recording Sec, Bd. Trustees, do., 
 1809-70; Clerk, Executive Bd., do., 1869-70; 
 Farmer. Ill , 1870-1900; do., \"a., 1906-12. 
 Mem., Inst, of 1770, Nat. Hist. Soc. Married 
 Elizabeth B. Tyler, Ag 14, 1S60 (.died J a i, 
 1906). Child, George W., b. Je 12, 1S62. 
 Died O S, 1915, Leesburg, Va. 
 
 DAVID SIMON BLONDHEIM 
 Professor: A. B., Johns Hopkins, 1906; Ph. 
 D.. do.. 1910; b. Ag 25, 1884, Baltimore; s. Sol- 
 omon (b. Je 30, 1848, do.) and Pauline (Halle) 
 Blondheini (b. F 19, 1852. do.). Prepared in 
 Baltimore City Coll. Phi Beta Kappa. L'niv. 
 Scholarship, 1908-09; Fellowship, 1909-10; 
 Instr., Rom. Lang.. Univ. of 111., 1910-12; 
 .-\ssoc., till., 1912-13: Johnston Scholar, Johns 
 Hopkins, 1913-14; Asst. Prof., Univ. of III., 
 1913-17; Assoc. Prof.. French, Johns Hopkins, 
 1917 — . Auth.: EtymoIoa;ical Notes, Studies in 
 Honor of A. Marshall Elliot, 1911; also various 
 m;'£r. articles. Mem., Mod. Lang. .-Xssn. of Am.; 
 Societe Amicale Gaston Paris; Societe des an- 
 ciens tetes frani,^ais. Married Rose Jaine, Je 
 10, 1917. Child, Solomon, b. Mr 25, 1918. Ad- 
 dress, 2425 Lakeview Ave., Baltimore. 
 
 LEONARD BLOOMFIELD 
 Professor: A. B., Harvard, 1906: Ph. D.. 
 L'^niv. of Chicago, 1909; b. Ap i^ 1S87. Chi- 
 cago; s. Sigmund (b. Ja 1. 1S53, Cracow, Aus- 
 tria) and Carola (Buber) Bloomtield (b. Ag 
 25, 1S69, Lemberg. do.). Prepared in Robert 
 A. Waller H. S.. Chicago; attended Harvard, 
 1003-00; L^niv. of Wis., 1906-oS; Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1008-09; L'nivs. of Leipsic and Goettingen, 
 1913-14. Phi Beta Kappa; John Harvard Sc.iol- 
 arship, 1904-05; Detur, 1904; Harvard Scholar- 
 ship, 1905-00. Asst.. Ger., Univ. of Wis., ioo6- 
 oS; do.. Univ. of Chicago, 1908-09; Instr., Ger., 
 Univ. of Cincinnati, 1009-10; do., Univ. of 111.. 
 1^010-13; Asst. Prof., Comparative Philol. and 
 Ger., do., 1913 — . Auth.: A Semasiologic Dif- 
 ferentiation in Germanic Secondary .-\blaut. 
 Mod. Philol.. Vol. 7 1909-10: The Indi-Euro- 
 pean Palatals in Sanskrit. Am. Jour, of Philol., 
 1911; Etymologisches, Beirtrage r-Mr Geschichte 
 der deutschen Sf-raclte und lliteratur. Vol. 37, 
 1911; Introduction to the Studv of Lang., Henry 
 Holt & Co. 1.91-^: Tagalog Texts with Gram- 
 matical Analysis, L'niv. of 111., Studies in Lang, 
 and Lit., 1917; Articles in scientific and other 
 iourns. Mem., Mod. 1 ang. Assn. of Am.; .-\m. 
 Philol. Assn.: Am. Oriental Soc; Soc. for the 
 .•\dvancement of Scand. Studies: Internat. 
 Phonetic .\ssn., Indogermanische Gesellschaft. 
 Married Alice Sayers, 1909, St. Louis. Ad- 
 dress, 804 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
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 BOYD HENRY BODE 
 Professor; A. B., Penn Coll., Oskaloosa, la., 
 1896; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1897; Ph. D., Cor- 
 nell 1900; b. O 4, 1873, Kuiott, 111.; s. Henry 
 (b F 14, 184s, Emden, Ger.) and Gertrude 
 (Wienenga) Bode (b. O 19, 1849, do.). Pre- 
 pared in N. W. Acad., Orange City, la. ; Acad. 
 of Yankton Coll.. Yankton, S. Dak.; Sage 
 Scholarship, Cornell, 1897; Sage Fellowship, 
 do., 1899-1900. Asst., Philos. Univ. of Wis., 
 1900-02; Instr., do., 1902-06; Asst. Prof., do.. 
 1906-09; Prof., Philos., Univ. of 111., iQP9 — • 
 Auth. : An Outline of Logic, Henry Holt S Co., 
 1910; (joint auth.) Creative Intelligence Henry 
 Holt & Co., 1917; The Paradoxes of Pragma- 
 tism, Monist, Vol. 23, 191 3; Some Recent Defin- 
 itions of Consciousness, Fsych. Rev., Vol. 15, 
 1908; Psychology as a Science of Behavior, do.. 
 Vol. 21, 1914; The Concept of Pure Experience, 
 Philos. Rev., Vol. 14, 1905; Objective Idealism 
 and its Critics, do.. Vol. 19, 1910; Realistic 
 Conceptions of Consciousness, do., Vol. 20, 
 191 1 ; The Psychological Doctrine of Focus 
 and Margin, do.. Vol. 2^, 1914; various other 
 articles in Jour, of Philos., Psych., and Sc. 
 Methods. Mem^ Am. Philos. Assn.; Western. 
 Philos. Assn.; Congr. Church. Married Ber- 
 nice Ballard Ag 20, 1903, Warren, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Hendrik Wade, b. D 24, 1905; Eleanor, 
 b. Ag 24, 1909. Address, 910 W. California 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 ERNEST LUDLOW BOGART 
 Prdfessor; A. B.. Princeton, 1890; A. M., 
 do., 1896; Ph. D., Univ. of Halle, 1897; b. Mr 
 16, 1870, Yonkers, N. Y. ; s. Richard Walker 
 (b. Ag 25, 1S33. New York City) and Mary 
 (DeAngelis) Bogart (b. Jl 10, 1838, New York 
 City.). Prepared in pvt. sch., Yonkers, N. Y.; 
 attended Univ. of Berlin, 1894-95; Columbia, 
 1897-98. Honors in Eng. ; Soc. Sc. Fellow. 
 1895-96; Cliosophic Lit. Soc. Asst. Prof., Econ. 
 and Social Sc, Ind. Univ., 1898-1900; Prof., 
 Econ. and Sociol.. Oberlin Coll., 1900-05. 
 Asst. Prof., Hist. Politics and Econ., Prince- 
 ton, 1905-09; Assoc. Prof., Econ., Univ. of 111., 
 1009-12; Prof., do., 1912 — ; (on leave, 1918-19) 
 Econ. Asst. on the Central Powers, Foreign 
 Trade Adviser's Office, Washington, 1918-19. 
 Auth.: Die Finanzverhaltnisse der Einzelstaaten 
 der Nordamerikanischen Union, Jena, 1897; 
 Housing of the Working People in Yonkers, 
 Econ. Studies of Am. Econ. Assn.. Vol. 3, No. 
 S Macmillan Co., 1898; Trial Bibliog. and Out- 
 line of Lect. on the Financial Hist, of the U. 
 -S., News Printing Co., Oberlin, O., 1901; Econ. 
 Hist, of the U. -S., Longmans, Green & Co., 
 1907. 4th Ed., 1917; Business Economy, La- 
 Salle Exten. Univ., 19 10, revised ed., 191 5; 
 Joint Auth.: Exercise Book in Economic His- 
 tory of the U. S., Longmans, 1914; Centennial 
 Hist, of Illinois, Springfield, 1918; various 
 mag. articles. Joint Ed.. Readings in the Econ. 
 Hist, of the U. .S., Longmans. 1916. Mem., 
 Am. Econ. Assn., V. P., 1918; Nat. Tax Assn.; 
 Congr. Church. Married Stella Marshall, S 
 15, 1900. Children: Eleanor, h. S 10, 1905; 
 Philip Schuyler, b. F 25, 1914. Address, 806 
 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 S. JAMES BOLE 
 (See No. G67.) 
 
 BERTPIA JULIA BOND (PUTNEY) 
 (See No. 2029.) 
 
 FREDERICK GORDON BONSER 
 (See No. 1463.) 
 
 GEORGE PAUL BOOMSLITER 
 (See No. G69.) 
 
 HARRY TYLER BOOTH 
 
 (See No. G70.) 
 
 RAYMOND FRANKLIN BORDEN 
 (See No. G71.) 
 
 ROBERT LACEY BORGER 
 Associate; A. B., Univ. of Chicago 1893; A. 
 M., do., 1905; Ph. D., do., 1907; b. Ag 19, 1873, 
 Amherst, Va. ; s. G. H., and Olivia (Taylor) 
 Borger. Prepared in Lake City H. S., Fla. 
 Scholarship. Univ. of Chicago. Prof., Math., 
 Univ. of Fla.; Instr., Math. Univ. of Mo.; 
 Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., :907-09; Assoc, 
 Math., do., 1909-18; do., Ohio Univ., 1918— . 
 Address, Ohio Univ., Athens, O. 
 
 BENJAMIN LESTER BOWLING 
 Engineer; b. F 10, 1877, Stanford, 111.; s. 
 Benjamin Franklin (b. S. i, 1846, Vermilion 
 Co., 111.) and Sarah Susanne (Wirrick) Bowl- 
 ing (b. D 12, 1852. Morgon Co., O.). Prepared 
 in Stanford H. S.; Attended Univ. of 111. 
 Teacher, Pub. Schs., McLean Co., 111., 1895-96; 
 Tazewell Co., III., 1896-1903; Asst., C. E., Univ. 
 of 111., 1905-18; In charge concrete materials 
 testing. Research Lab., Lewis Inst., Chicago, 
 19 1 8—. Auth.: Reports of Tests on Mono- 
 lithic Brick Pavement Engng. News Record. 
 1916-17; (with H. F. Gonnerman) Edited and 
 revised course in Tests of Cement, Internal. 
 Correspondence Schs., Internat. Textbook (To., 
 
 1915. Mem., Church of Christ; Va. Hist. Soc; 
 Assn. for Preservation of Va. Antirjuities. Mar- 
 ried Margaret Emma Jones. S 2, 1900, Stan- 
 ford. 111. Child. Neva Beatrice, b. Ja 15, 1906. 
 .'Iddress, Research Lab., Lewis Inst., Chicago. 
 
 CLARENCE VALENTINE BOYER 
 Associate- B. S., Princeton, 1902; A. M., do., 
 1909; Ph. D., do., 191 1 ; b. Je 25. 1880, James- 
 town, N. Y.; s. Samuel P. (b. Jl 182S, Port Car- 
 bon, Pa.) and Amelia (Fuller) Boyer (b. Wood- 
 stock, Vt.). Prepared in Titusville (Pa.) H. 
 S.; Lawrence Prep. Sch., N. J. Elm Club; 
 Atwater prize in Pol. Sc. (Sr.); Charles Scrib- 
 ner Grad. Fellowship in Eng. Lit., 1909-11. 
 Studied law in Pittsburgh; admitted to bar 1904; 
 to O. St. bar, 1905; Lawyer 1905-8; Instr., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111., 1911-14; Assoc, do., 1914 — . 
 Auth.: The Villian as Hero in Elizabethan 
 Tragedy, Geo. Routledge Sons, 1914; H. E. 
 Fansler's The Evolution 01 Technic in Eliza- 
 bethan Tragedy, Jour, of Eng. and Ger. Philol., 
 Vol. 15, Ap 1916; The Villian as Hero. do. O. 
 
 1916. Married Ethel Marian Parkhurst, Jl, 
 19 r 2, York, Pa. Address, 908 W. Nevada St., 
 Urljana. 
 
 "EMANUEL ROTH BOYER 
 M. S., Harvard, 1890; b. Ap 15, 1851, Pa.; 
 s. Jonas (b. York, Pa.) and Susan (Roth) Boyer 
 (b. do.). Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Normal, 111. Prin. Pub. Schs., Astoria and 
 Lewistown. 111., and Co. Supt., Schs., Fulton 
 Co.. 111., 1884-87; Asst., Math.. Univ. of 111., 
 1887-8; studied at Harvard. 1888-90; teacher, 
 Biol., Englewood II. S. and Lake H. S., Chica- 
 go, 1890-7; Prin., Ilyde Park Branch H. S., 
 1S98; Asst. Supt. City Schs., Chicago 1899; 
 Dir., Chicago Inst. Auth.: Research in Biology 
 while at Harvard, in Pamphlet; Boyer's Ele- 
 mentary Biology, a series of sc. note books and 
 drawing tablets; at time of death had almost 
 completed manuscript of a second text-book in 
 Biol. Married Emily A. Sherman, Je 29, 1882, 
 Normal, 111. Six children. Died F 24, 1900, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 WALTER HOWARD BOYER 
 (See No. 6103.) 
 
 CHARLES EARL BRADBURY 
 Associate; B. P., Syracuse Univ., 191 1; b. 
 My 21, 1888. North Bay, N. Y.; s. Chester W. 
 (b. Ja 3, 1857, Ft. Plain. N. Y.) and Anna Julia 
 (Read) Bradbury (b. F 13, 1859. Sandy Creek, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Phelps (N. Y.) and Syra- 
 
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 ciiso (N. V.) II. Schs.; Attended Academic 
 lulian anil olliov ail schs., Paris, l-'rance. Kappa 
 Simula: Vi Delia l^psilon; Double Seven; Iliram 
 l.ee l'"ello\vsliip; Competitive Scholarship, Art 
 Studs. League, N. Y. Scenic Artist, Kaleni Mo- 
 tion Picture ("o., 1912-13; Instr.. Art and De- 
 sign, Univ. of 111., 1913-1(1; Assoc, do.. igi6 — . 
 ^Ienl., l'"irst Cluirch of Christ, Scientist. Mar- 
 ried Vad.i I.eola Crofoot, S 18, IQU, Syracuse, 
 N, Y. Children: Harriet Vivian, b. JI 9. 191 3; 
 Charles Karl, Jr.. h. Ap 27, 1917- AJdrcss, 610 
 S. Prairie St., Chamiiaign. 
 
 UERNICE MAK(;AKKT HRADFORD 
 (See No. G7S.) 
 
 HANSON .TAMKS BRADI.EY 
 Assistant; A. 13., McMastcr Univ., Toronto, 
 Can., 1915; A. M., do., 1915; h. My 10, 1887, 
 I.eskard. "Can.; s. James (h. N 7, iS.sS. do.) 
 and Annie (Dring) Hradley (b. A|> 7, i86i,C)n- 
 l.irio. Can.). Preii.ired in Uowmaiiville (Can.) 
 II. S. Phi I.anibda llpsilon. Chcni., Canadian 
 Ex|)losives Limited, Montreal, Can.. I9i5-i(>; 
 </('.. The Imperial Munitions l!d., Ottawa, Can.. 
 i()i()-i7; (!rad. Asst., Cheni., llniv. of 111., 1917- 
 18; Asst.. (/().. 1918 — . Mem.. A. C. S.; Cheni. 
 Club. Married .Mma Charlotte Lumsden, Ja i. 
 1917, Montreal. Can. .•((/(/((•,?.?. 212 Gilmour 
 Ave., Toronto, Can.; hi(.i. add.. Chem. Dept., 
 l'rb;m;i. 
 
 1:AKI. I.OCKHRinC.E HRADSIIER 
 Instructor; .X. P., L'niv. of Mo., 1903; A. M., 
 Coluniliia, 1004; Ph. D., do., 1911; s. Augustine 
 (b. i8j8, Caswell Co., N. C.) and Mattie Mar- 
 tha (Davis) Hradsher (b. 1839, Silver Creek, 
 Mo.>. Preiiared in First Mo. Norm. Sch.. 
 Kirksville Mo.; attended William Jewell Coll.. 
 I, liberty. Mo., 1899-1900; Oxford Univ., 1907; 
 I'niv. of Herlin, 1907-08: McAnally Medal in 
 Eng., 1903. Asst., Eng., Univ. of Mo., 1902-03; 
 Instr., do., i9o(> 07; Instr., Eng., I'niv. of 111., 
 ii)o8-ii; (/()., D;irtmouth Coll., 101 i; do., Ihiiv. 
 of Tex. Aiitli.; Matliew Carey, Editor, Author, 
 and Publisher; .\ Study in Am. Literary Devel- 
 opment, Columbia Univ. Press, 1912. Address, 
 Hanover. N. ll.t 
 
 SILAS ALONZO PRALEY 
 (See No. G78.) 
 
 ROYDEN E.XKL BRAND 
 (See No. 3653.) 
 
 LOUIS BRANDT 
 Land .Xrch.; P.. S., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1910; 
 b. N 5, 1887, I'"ast Boston; s. Ciiristian (b. J a 
 I. 18.(8, Drammen, Norway) and Marie Inge- 
 bor (Nelson) Braiult (b. N 4, 1848, Mjonedal- 
 en, do.). Prepared in Everett (lilass.) II. S. 
 Diploma. Civic Design, I'niv. of Livcriiool, 
 1913. Kappa Sigma; Alpha Gamma Rho; C"apt., 
 Coll. Hockey, two yrs. ; Winner Burnhani Prize 
 Speaking Contest. Land. Arch, with C. N. 
 Rucdlinger, Minneapolis. 1910; Instr.. Land 
 Gard.. I'niv. of III., 1Q10-12; Stud., Liverpool, 
 Eng.. 1912-13; Designer for Warren H. Man- 
 ning, Land. Arch,, lUiston, 1913-14; with A. D. 
 Taylor, Land. .•\rch., Cleveland, 1014-15; Land. 
 Arch., 1915 — . Auth.: Landscape Development 
 of Citv Property, I). Arch.. 1e i9i('. Married 
 Elsie I\Larsh. E 2(», 191,=;. Child. Elizabeth Ellen, 
 b. Ag 21, 1917. .Iddrrss, 3014 Essex Uo:ul, 
 Cleveland Heights, O.; bus. add., 1900 Euclid 
 Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 EDITH E. BKATTON 
 Instructor; studied violin with Prof. Iler- 
 iiiaiin Eckhardt, Columbus, O. ; Berhard Liste- 
 mann. Chicago Musical Coll.; Hans Stitt, Leip- 
 sic Conscrvatorv. Ger., for two yrs. Teacher. 
 I'niv. of S. Dak., two yrs.; Wesleyan Sch. of 
 Music, Delaware. O. ; Instr., Violin, Univ. of 
 111.. 1910-12; Head of Violin Dept. and Dir. of 
 
 Orchestra, Okla. A. and M. Coll., Stillwater, 
 Okla. Address, Music Dept., A. and M. College, 
 Stillwater. Okla. 
 
 LESTER PAIGE BRECKENRIDGE 
 (See No. II2.) 
 
 LOUIS IGNATIUS BUEDVOLD 
 Assistant; A. B., Univ. of Minn., 1909; A. 
 M., do., 1910; b. Jl 20, 1888, Springfield, Minn. 
 Prepared in Luther (ioU. Acad., Decorah, la. 
 Prill., H. S.. Bristol. S. Dak., 1910-11; Instr., 
 I'"ng. and Hist., II. S., New Ulin. Minn.; Head 
 Dept., Eng., H. S., Eargo N. Dak., 1912-13; Fel- 
 low. Eng., Univ. of Chicago. :9i3-i4; Instr., 
 ICng.. la. St. C^oll., 1914-16; Asst. Eng., Univ. 
 of 111.. 1916-17. Lt.. Inf., 5th Co.. U. S. R., 
 Camp Grant, Rockford, 111.; A. E. P., France, 
 1918; .Army of Occ. in Germany, 1919 — . Ad- 
 dress, Springtield, Minn. 
 
 THOMAS BREGGER 
 
 (See No. 4090.) 
 
 HULDA CHARLOTTE BREITSTADT 
 (See No. 7405.) 
 
 BENJAMIN WITMER BRENEMAN 
 Singer and Music Teacher; b. My 30. 1873, 
 Lancaster. Pa.; s. Isaac Peters (b. F 8, 1839, 
 (/().) and Fanny Newcomer (Witmer) Breneman 
 (b. I) 8, 1845. do.). Prepared in Franklin and 
 Marshall Acad., Lancaster, I'a.; Studied 'under 
 pvt. teachers in New York City, Drc^iden, and 
 Paris. Singer and teacher. New York City, 
 1805-1900; Instr., vocal music, Univ. of HI.. 
 igoi-3; Asst. Prof., (/().. 1903-5; Teacher, Voice, 
 Musical Conservatory, Utica, N. Y. Married 
 llarriette Mav Emory, S 3. 1895. Chicago. Ad- 
 dress, 1222 Kemble St.. Utica, N. Y.t 
 
 M.\Y EMORY (BRENEMAN) 
 Born Mv 5. Portage, Wis.; d. Col. Harvey 
 Webster (b. N 0, 1827. Lisbon. N. II.) and 
 Alary J. (Dow) Emory (b. My 21, 1833, Cole- 
 brook, N. ID. Preiiared in E. Greenwich, 
 Inst., 1887-88; New Eng. Conservatory of Mu- 
 sic, 1885-00. Studied under pvt. teachers in New 
 N'ork City, Berlin, Dresden, and Paris. Dir., 
 Music. St. Norm. Sch.. Millersville, Pa., 1S90- 
 05; Singer and teacher New York City, 1895- 
 lijoo; Instr., Vocal Music, Univ. of 111.. 1901-9. 
 Married Benjamin Witmer Breneman, S 3, 
 1805,. Chicag<j. Address, 1222 Kemble St., 
 Ctici. N. Y.t 
 
 WILLIAM CHARLES BRENKE 
 (See No. 936.) 
 
 JAMES D. BREW 
 .\ssociate; B. S., Cornell Agr. Coll.. 1912; 
 b. O 22^ 1881, Bergen, N. Y.; s. Duncan (b. 
 1858. Kilbourn. Wis.) and Katherine (Suther- 
 land) Brew (b. i860, Cornwall. Can.). Prepared 
 in Bergen (N. Y.) H. S.; St. Norm. Sch.. 
 Hrockport. N. Y.; Grad. Stud.. Univ. of 111., 
 T017-18. Asst. Bacteriol., St. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Geneva, N. Y.. 191217; Assoc, Dairy Bacteri- 
 ol.. I'niv. of 111., 1917 — . 3rd Regt.. Nat. 
 Guard. N. Y., 191 ('-17. Auth.: A Comparison of 
 the Microscopical Metluxl and Plate Method of 
 Counting Bacteria in Milk, Bui. 373, N. Y. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta.. 1914; Milk Quality as Determined 
 by Present Dairy Score Cards, Bui. .398. do., 
 11)15; The Numlier of Bacteria in Milk. Bui. 
 430. do., 1917. Mem., Am. Sac. of Bacteriol. 
 Slarried Lucy Wilholmina Bergan, S 29, 1014, 
 Holley, N. Y. Children; James D.. Jr., b. Jl 8. 
 1916; Helen Louise, b. O 12, 1917. Address, 
 511 W. Illinois St.. Urbana. 
 
 M. H. BRIGHAM 
 Student; Instr., V. S. S. M. A.. Univ. of 
 111.. 191 8; Stud., Philadelphia. Address, 6236 
 Carpenter Bldg., Philadelphia. 
 
Faculty 
 
 849 
 
 chaiu.es tranxis uriscop: 
 
 (See No. G82.) 
 
 WILLIAM EVERETT URITTON 
 (See No. G83.) 
 
 WILLIAM SANFORD UHOCK 
 (.See No. 67C0.) 
 
 MYKN BROCKETT 
 Siipt., Nursery; B. L., Univ. of Mich., 1892; 
 b. C.'narlotte, Mich.; fl. Lucui.s Benjamin (h. 
 1840, Salisbury, N. Y.) and AuKUSta (Munson) 
 Brockett (b. 1840, do.). Prepared in Charlotte 
 (Mich.) II. S. Studied Dom. Sc. Pratt Inst., 
 Brooklyn, N. V., lyo.i. Teacher, M.ilh., II. S.. 
 Ca.ssopolis, Mich., 1892-5; do., Muskcfjon, 
 Mich. 1H95-9; do., Elgin, III., 1899-01; North 
 field .Sem., 1903-5; Instr., II, .Sc, Univ. of 111., 
 1905-6; Sunt., Mary Crane Nursery, Chicago, 
 1908 — . Addrcts, 818 Giljiin Place, Chicago. 
 
 WASHINGTON IRVING BROCKSON 
 Agriciiltuiist; B. S.. Del. St. Coll., Mjrs; M. 
 S., la. St. Coll., 1915; b. F 22, iH').n Middle- 
 town, Del.; s. Samuel James (h. Jl 15, 1863, 
 Clayton, Del.) and Amanda FTorcnce (Latto- 
 mus) lirockson (b. Ag 8. 1873. do.). Prepared 
 in Mi'ldlctown ("Del.) If. S. .Sigma Nu; (Jam- 
 ma Alpha; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Zeta. Re 
 search F'cllow, la. .St. (."oil., 1915-16; Asst., 
 Crop Prodnclirin, Univ. of 111., 1916-18. 2nd 
 Lt., Inf., N. A., 1918 — . Auth.: Solving the 
 Hard Seed Problem, ///. Acjr. Address, Mid 
 (lletown, Del. 
 
 LUTHER DAVID ItRODK 
 Teacher; b. TI 8, 1873, Ituda, 111.; s. Andrew 
 J. fb. 1833, Pa.) and Sarah (Stidbam) Brode 
 (1). 1837, Del.). Prepared in Bu.la il. S. Asst 
 Instr., M. E., Univ. of 111., 1805-6; Dir., Man. 
 Tr. and Gcom., H. .S., Janesvillc, Wis., 1896 
 7; do., Univ. Sch. for Boys ami Harvard Scli.. 
 Chicago, 1898; with A. W. Brode, whobsale 
 elec. .sn[)|)lics, Los Angeles, 1898-1910; Dir., 
 Man. Tr., IL S., Monrovia, Calif., 1911-12; 
 Head of Tcchniral D«j)t., II. S., San Diego. 
 Calif., 1912 18; do., H. S.. S.mta Barbara. 
 Calif., 1918 — . Enlisted in Nat. Guard of 
 f'alif., 1900; (!orp., 1901, served three yrs. 
 Mem., Congr. Church; K. of P., Past Chan- 
 celor, 1915; Finance Com., Grand Lodge of 
 Calif. Married Jessie l"2chlin. My 14, 1902, 
 Janesvillc, Wis. Children: Wendell Echlin, b, 
 ^ i.T, '9".i; Marcia, b. S s, 1906; Katherine. b. 
 N 12, 1909. Addrc.^.f, .Santa Barbara, Calif. 
 
 HENRY JOHN BRODERSON 
 Chemist; A. B., Univ. of Neb., 1909; A. M., 
 Univ. of Kan.. 1911; Ph. D.. Cornell, 1913; b. 
 O 7, 1883, Minneai)olis. Prei)ared in Peru 
 CNeb.) St. Norm. Sch. Asst., Cornell, 1911- 
 13; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1913-17. Mem. 
 Baptist Church. Addre.';.'!, .Shickley, Neb.t 
 
 FANNIE M. BROOKS 
 
 (See No. 6763). 
 
 IRA SANDFORD BROOKS 
 
 (See No. 3294.) 
 
 JOHN PASCAL BROOKS 
 
 Coll. Pres.; B. S., Dartmouth, 1885; M. S., 
 do., 189,1; .Sc. D.. do., 1915; b. .S 24, 1861, 
 Kittery, Me.; s. Janus William (b. Ap 7, 1830. 
 Eliot, Me.) and Anna Augusta (Wilson) 
 Brooks (b. S 10, 1826). Prepared in Phillips 
 Exeter Acad., 1878 81. Beta Theta Pi; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Triangle. ("iv. luigr., 
 1885-90; Instr., ("iv. luigng., Lehigh Univ., 
 1890-97; Dean of Civ. Engng., Ky. St. Univ., 
 1897-1906; Assoc. Prof., do., Univ. of 111., 
 1906-11; Acting Head, Dcpt.. Civ. Engng.. do., 
 190809; Pres., Clarkson Coll. of Tech., Pots 
 dam, N. Y.. 191 1 — . Auth.: (with Mansfield 
 Mcrriman) Handbook for Survs., John Wiley, 
 
 1895; Handbook of .Street Railway Location 
 do., if'^'jy; Brick and Stone Masonrv, Radford 
 Arch. ('y<'I'ipcili;i, r909; Reinforced Concrete, 
 .McGraw Hill Book Co., 191 r. Assoc. Mem., A. 
 .S. C. K.; Mem., .Soc. Promotion Engng. Educ; 
 Unitarian Church. Marrietl Maude Pyiiterrell 
 Perkins, Je 25. 1888, Red Bank, N. J. (died 
 ,Ag 26, 1K92; Belle C^lark Pearson, Je 4, 1903, 
 Lexington, Ky. Children: Raymond Went- 
 worth Cii), 1). Ag 30, 1889; Elizabeth Maud 
 ('15), b. .My I, 1891. Address, Potsdam, N. Y. 
 
 MORGAN BROOKS 
 
 I'rofessor; I'h. B., Brown Univ., 1881; M. 
 E., Stevens Inst, of Tech., 1883; b. Mr 12, 
 1861, Boston; s. Fraticis Augustus Cb. My 23, 
 r824, Petersham, Mass.) and Frances (Butler) 
 Mrooks (b, O 12, 1822, Groton, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Roxburv Latin .Sch., Boston. Delta 
 K.ippa F^psilon; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi. En- 
 trance |)riz(! in ni.itli., Itrown (Iniv. With Am. 
 I'ell 'i'el. Co., and Elcc. Acctnnulator (^o., Bos- 
 ton, 1884-7; .St. I'aid (Jas Light (,'0., .Sec. and 
 Treas., 1887-90; Elec. Engng. ("0., .St. Paul and 
 Minneapolis, Pres., 1890-7; Prof., Elec. ICngng., 
 Univ. of Neb., 1898-1901; do.. Univ. of ifi.. 
 1901 — . Patented three telephone inventions 
 on circuits and switcbbo.-irds; invented one of 
 the earliest automatic telcphon(r systems, in- 
 stalled and successfully operated in Northfield, 
 Minn., 1896, until outgrown; discovered self- 
 synchronising by coreless reactance, with the 
 assistance of M. K. Akers ('07). Auth.: Elec- 
 trical Progress in the U. .S. in 1902, IVest. 
 Illcctn., Ja 1903; do., in r9o3; do., Ja 1904; 
 Interaction of .Synchronous IVf.ichines, Trans. 
 of the A. I. E. I',., 1907; Alternators in Par;il- 
 lel, West. .Soc. of P.nf/rs., C^hicago, 1908; .Self- 
 .Synchronisinf^ of Alterations, Chicago, 1908; 
 Nat. Ivlec. Light Assn.; Inductance of Coils, 
 IJrtiii. of fll. iiul. No. 10, Vol. ix, 1912; also 
 several earlier articles; discovered supcrspeed 
 of air as driven by [)roi)ellers much faster than 
 the current airscrew theory allows, 1918, pre- 
 sented before A. S. M. E., 1918. Mem,. A. S. 
 .M. K.; A. I. E. E.; V. P., 1910-12; West. Soc. 
 of Engrs.; .Soc. for the Prom, of Enj^ng. Educ; 
 llhmiin.-iting Engng. .Soc. Married I-'rona 
 Marie I'.rooks, Aj) 24, 1888, Boston. Children: 
 Henry Morg.in, b. S 2, 1889; Charles Franklin, 
 b. My 2, 1K91; I'rances, b. N 7, 1893; Fred- 
 crick Augustus ('17), b. My i, 1895; Roger, b. 
 1) 22, 1896; Edith, b. Ja ti, 1899; Frona 
 Marguerite, b. Ja 18, 1901; Dorothy Prescott, 
 b. D II, 1905. Address, 1005 W. California 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 NEIL CONWELL BROOKS 
 Prof, and Curator of Museum; A. B.. Univ. 
 of Kan., 1890; M. A., Harvard, 1896; Ph. D.. 
 do., 1898; b. Mr II, 1869, Kansas City, Mo.; 
 s. Charles Newell (b. Mr 20, 1834. Williams- 
 (ield, O. ) anfl Anna (Updegraf) Brooks (b. An 
 3. 1844, Connersville, Ind.), Prep;ired in H. S. 
 Kansas City, Mo. Plii Delta Thct.i. Prin., 
 IL S., Paola, Kan., 1893-5; Instr., (ier.. Har- 
 vard, 1897-8; do., Univ. of III., 1898-1902; 
 .Asst. Prof., Ger., do., 1902 — . Curator of Mu- 
 seum of Eurojiean Culture, do., 191 1 — ; (on 
 leave of absence). War Risk Ins., Washing- 
 ton. D. C. Ed.: I.assar-Cohn's Die Chemie im 
 taeglichen Lebcn Libridged and edited as a 
 text for Scientific fier. ) D. C. Heath & Co., 
 1904; Hauff's Das Kalte Hcrz, edited with 
 Intro., Notes, Vocab.. and ICxerciscs, Holt, 191 2; 
 Auth.: Some New Texts of Liturgical Easter 
 Plays. Jour, of liiu/. and Gcr. PhUot., Vol. 8. 
 1909; German Hymns in the Church Service 
 Before the Reformation. Mod. I.atu/. Notes, 
 Vol. 25, 1910; The P;ission Play of Oberam- 
 mergau, Indrficndcnt, Vol. 69, 1910; Liturgi- 
 cal Easter Plays from Rheinau Manuscripts, 
 Jovr.of F.nt/. and Ger. Philol., Vol. 10. 191 1 ; 
 additional articles for various philol. jours. 
 Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am. Address, 
 705 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
8so 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 STRATTON D. BROOKS 
 Univ. Pres.; B. Pd., St. Norm. Coll.. Yrsi- 
 lanti, Mich.. iSor: M. Pd., do., 1S99; A. B., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1S96; A. M.. Harvard. 1904; 
 LL. D., Colby. 1012; b. S 10. 1869, Everett, 
 Mo.; s. Charles M. (b. 1S40. Seneca Co., O.) 
 and Marian (McCIure) Brooks (b. 1843. Put- 
 nam Co.. 0.). Prepared in Mt. Pleasant 
 (Mich.") H. S. Phi Beta Kappa. Ed., Normal 
 .Wh'^,- Prin.. Millhrook. Mich., 1SS7-8; do., H. 
 S., Danville. 111.. 1890-;; \'. P., Central Mich. 
 Norm. Sch.. Mt. Pleasant Mich., 1892-3; Prin., 
 ri. S., Adrian, Mich., i8o6-8; Prin.. LaS.ille- 
 Peru Tn. II. S., 1898-9; Asst. Prof., Editc. and 
 H. S. Visitor, Univ. of 111., 18991902; Supvr.. 
 Pub. Schs., Boston, 1902-6; Supt., Schs., 
 Cleveland, 1906; do., Boston, 1906-12; Pres.. 
 Univ. of Okla.. 1912 — ; Federal Food Admin- 
 istrator for Okla.. i9i7-:8. Auth.: (with 
 Marietta Hubbard) Composition Rhetoric, Am. 
 Book Co., English Composition. Book I, 191 1. 
 do.. Book 2, 1912, Am. Book Co., New York; 
 also various mag. articles on current educa- 
 tional topics. Mem., N. E. A.; Nat. Soc. for 
 Sc. Studv of Educ. ; Schoolmasters' Clubs of 
 Mass., Ohio 111., and Mich.: St. Teachers' 
 Assn. of Mich.. 111.. Mass., and Okla.; New 
 Eng. Supts. Assn.; Mass. Supts. Assn.; Whitte- 
 more Club; Friday Evening Club; Puddingstone 
 Club; Twentieth Century Club; Bd. of Trustees, 
 Mass. Coll.; Bd. of Trustees, Boston Arts Mu- 
 seum; Bd. of Visitors, Boston Univ.; Visitors 
 Com. on Grad. Sch., Harvard. Married Marcia 
 A. Stuart, S 3^ 1S90, Port Hone, Mich. Chil- 
 dren: Helen, b. My 31, 1891; Marian, b. Jl 2,?, 
 1S93; Dorothy, b. Mr 23, 1900; Elizabeth, b. S 
 29, 1910. Address, Norman, Okla. 
 
 VERNA BROOKS 
 (See No. 365S.) 
 
 ELMER J.W BROWN 
 (See No. GS4.) 
 
 FAY CLUFF BROWN 
 (See No. GS5.) 
 
 H. A. BROWN 
 
 Instr.. U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 191 S; 
 Prof., Physics, Ottawa Univ., Ottawa, Kan. 
 Address, c/o Ottawa Univ.. Ottawa, Kan. 
 
 HOWARD DEXTER BROWN 
 (See No. 6115.) 
 
 INA MAY 3R0WN (PICKETT) 
 Bom O 10, 1890, Indianapolis; d. Leonard 
 Henry (b. F 19. i8!;6, do.) and Lydia Marie 
 (Rettig) Brown (b. Ap 25, 1862, Auburn, O.). 
 Prepared in Shortridge H. S., Indianapolis; 
 Lib. Sch.. do. Catalog Asst., Univ. of 111., 1910- 
 n; Loan Desk Asst., do., 1911-14. Married 
 Donald Pickett. Address, Greenfield, Ind.t 
 
 JOSEPH CLIFTON BROWN 
 Pres., Norm. Sch.; A. B., Hanover Coll., 
 Hanover, Ind., looi; A. M.. Columbia, 1912; 
 b. Ap 5, 1S-9, Piqua, O. ; s. Joseph A. (b. S 10, 
 1849. Dayton, O.) and Ellie (Hunter) Brown 
 (b. D 24, 184S Piqua, O.)'. Prepared in Piqua 
 (O.) H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Phi Kappa Delta; 
 Towse Club; Valedictorian; N'arsity Basket- 
 ball and Baseball, Univ. of Chicago. Teacher, 
 H. S., Noblesville, Ind., 1901 04; Supt.. Paoli, 
 Ind.. j904-03;^ Teacher, Math. Dept., East. 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., 1905-10; Teacher, Horace 
 Mann Sch., New York City, 1910-15; Prin., 
 Train. Sch. Coll. of Educ, Univ. of 111.. 19 15- 
 16; Pres.. St. Norm. Sch., St. Cloud, Minn., 
 1916 — . Auth.: How to Teach Arithmetic, 
 Brown and Coffman. Row. Peterson & Co., 
 1914; Modern Business Arithmetic, Finney & 
 Brown, Henry Holt & Co., 1915; Brief Course 
 and Complete Course, do., 1915; Junior High 
 
 School Math., Ginn & Co., 3 books, 1917; Car- 
 ricula in Math., Gov. Bui., 1914; Numerous 
 mag. articles in Sch. and Soc.; Sch. Sc. and 
 .\tath.; Jour, of Educ. Psych., and Norm. Instr. 
 Married Celia Frances, Je 19. 1905, Piqua, O. 
 Children: Helen Anne, b. O 30, 1907; Edgar 
 William, b. Jl 22. loii. Address, 343 3rd 
 .\vc., S., St. Cloud, Minn. 
 
 WILLIAM HAND BROWNE, JR. 
 
 Professor; A. B., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1S90; b. Jl 21, 1 868, " Baltimore; s. William 
 Hand (b. 1828. do.) and Mary Catherine 
 (Owings) Browne (b. 1S33, do.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Sch. for Boys, Baltimore. Delta Phi; 
 Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi. Electn., Baltimore 
 Traction Co., 1890 91; Elec. Engr., with W. A. 
 Hey wood. Consulting Engr.. i8q3-9(): Instr., 
 Elec. Engng., Univ. of Neb., 1S96-98; Asst. 
 Prof., do., Univ. of 111., 1898-1902; Prof.. 
 Phys. and Elec. Engng., N. C. Coll. of Agr. 
 and Mech. Arts. 190S — . Invented mechanical 
 model for illustrating the drop of ^potential 
 along an electrical conductor. 1S97. Ed., Elec. 
 Review, 190J-0S; Transactions Illitvtinating 
 Engng. Soc 1907-08; Auth.: Power Factor 
 Indicators, Trans. Am. Inst, of Engrs., 1901; 
 Yearly Reviews of Elec. Progress, N. Y. Times, 
 1902-07; Telharmonium. Harper IVcckly, 1907; 
 Drop of Potential Model for Alternating Cur- 
 rent Circuits, Pub. of Engng. Soc, Univ. of 
 III. Mem.. A. I. E. E.: Am. Electro-Chem. 
 Soc; Soc. Promotion of Engng. Educ; Illumi- 
 nating Engng. Soc; Johns Hopkins Univ. 
 Alumni Assn.; Epis. Church. Married Linda 
 M. Whitaker. iSoS. Chicago. Children: Owens 
 Hand, b. 1899; William Hand, b. 1901; Godfrey 
 Hand, b. 1903; Cicely Cushman, b. 1906. Ad- 
 dress, 1413 Hillsboro St., Raleigh, N. Ct 
 
 JAMES HENRY BROWNLEE 
 
 Professor; A. M.. McKendree Coll., 1870; 
 b. D 29, 1S46, Livonia, Ind.; s. James (b. 1812, 
 County Down. Ireland) and Lavina (McClung) 
 Brownlee (b. 181 7. Cynthiana, Ky.). Prepared 
 by Pvt. tutor. Auburn, Kan. Supt., City Schs., 
 Shiloh, 111., 1870-72; Supt., Schs., Grayville, 
 111., 187274; Teacher, Eng., Lit. and Elocu- 
 tion, So. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1874-85; Prof., 
 Rhet. and Orat., Univ. of 111., 1885-93; Mayor, 
 Urbana, 1891-93. Teacher, Elocution and 
 Orat.. So. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1897-9; Teacher. 
 Reading and Elocution; East. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., Charleston, 1899-1901; Prof., Orat. and 
 Lit., Epworth Univ., Oklahoma City. Okla.. 
 1904 — . Pvt.. Co. D. 17th Kan. Vol. Inf., five 
 months. 18(14; Drill Sergt., loth Kan. Inf., 
 1865. Auth.: Martial Recitations for the 
 Camp Fire. Saalfield Co., Akron, O., 1S94; War 
 Time Echoes, do., 1898; series of articles on 
 Elocution. ///. Sch. Jour., Vol. 2, 1883; The Re^ 
 lation of Education and Agriculture, Farmers' 
 Mag., Oklahoma City, 1905; The Army Over- 
 coat. Mem., 111. St. Teachers' Assn., Pres., 
 1885; 111. Assn. of Elocutionists, Pres., 1893; 
 Presbv. Church. Married Sarah (Tarev, D 
 25. 1873. Grayville. 111. Children: Elizabeth 
 Emma. b. My 31, 1S75; Mary Lavina. b. Ja 6, 
 1878. Address, 510 West 12th St., Oklahoma 
 City., Okla.t 
 
 EARL VIVIAN BRUINGTON 
 
 (See No. 7417.) 
 
 FLORENCE LOUISE BRUNDAGE 
 (MESSICK) 
 (See No. 3297.) 
 
 JAMES DOWDEN BRUNER 
 Professor; A. B., Franklin Coll.. Ind., i88S; 
 Ph. D.. Johns Hopkins Univ., 1904; Litt. D.. 
 Georgetown Coll., Ky.. 1917; b. My 19. 1864, 
 Leitchfield, Ky.; s. Isaac Willis (b. Mr 31, 1836, 
 do.) and Maggie Ellen (Rogers) Bruner (b. F 
 1848. do.). Prepared in Hodgenville, Ky. ; at- 
 tended Georgetown Coll., Ky., 1883-86. Phi 
 
Faculty 
 
 851 
 
 Delta Theta; Ciceronian Lit. Soc. Asst., Latin, 
 Georgetown Coll., 1884-85; Instr., Mod. Lang., 
 Franklin Coll., 1887-89; do.. Carey's Boys Sch.. 
 Baltimore, 1810-91; Asst. Prof., Rom. Lang., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1893-94; Prof., do., 1894-95; 
 Asst. Prof., Rom. Lang.. Univ. of Chicago, 
 1895-99; Assoc. Prof, and Head of Rom. Lang. 
 Dept., Univ. of N. C, 1901 06; Prof., do., 
 1906-09; Pres., Chowan Coll., N. C, 1909-14; 
 Head. Dept. of Eng. and Teacher of French, 
 East. Ky. Norm. Sch., 1917 — . Auth.: The 
 Phonology of the Pistoiese Dialect, Baltimore, 
 1904; Chateaubriand's Le Dernier Abencerage, 
 Am. Book Co., 1903; Feuillet's Le Jeune Hom- 
 me Pauvre, D. C. Heath & Co., 1904; The 
 Characters in Victor Hugo's "Hernani" Sewa- 
 nee Univ. Press, 1905; Victor Hugo's Hernani, 
 Am. Book Co., 1906; Numerous Mag. articles. 
 Ed., Corneille's "Le Cid", Am. Book Co., 1908. 
 Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Baptist 
 Church. Married Elizabeth Cutting ("ooley, D 
 1804, Blue Lick Springs, Ky. Children: James 
 Willis b. O I, 1895; Arthur Cutting, b. Mr 24, 
 1897; Lee Moulton, b. My 23, 1901. Address, 
 Richmond, Ky. 
 
 ARTHUR MAXWELL BRUNSON 
 (See No. 5563.) 
 
 ELIZABETH PARNHAM BRUSH 
 (See No. G92.) 
 
 JOHN MYRON BRYAN 
 (See No. G93.) 
 
 SARAH ELIZABETH BRYAN 
 (See No. 3298.) 
 
 THOMAS JOSEPH BRYAN 
 Chemist; A. B., (Colgate, 1893; A. M., do. 
 
 B. D., do.; Ph. D.. Univ. of Freiburg, 1901 
 D. Sc. Honorary, Colgate, 1915; b. S 26, 1869 
 Warwickshire. Eng.; s. Joseph (b. Ag 28, 1839 
 do.) and Martha (Hatfield) Bryan (b. N i 
 1837, do.). Prepared in Colgate Acad., Hamil 
 ton, N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Lambda Up 
 silon; Kingsford Prize Declamation Speaker 
 First Lawrence Chem. Prize. Asst., Chem., 
 Colgate Univ., 1893-95, i897-99" do., Wesleyan 
 Univ., Conn., 1901-02; Instr., (^hem., Williams 
 Coll., 1902-03; do., Univ. of 111., 1903-06; St. 
 Analyst, 111. Food Comn., 1906-13; Chief Chem., 
 Calumet Bakii\g Powder Co., 1913 — ; Invented 
 delivery funnel for introducing liquids under 
 dimini.'hed or increased pressure. Ueber die 
 Einwiskung von-O-und-P-Tolylsenfol auf Phe- 
 nole bei Gegen wart von Aluminumchlorid, 
 Speyer and Kaerner, Freiburg, in Baden, 1901; 
 Auth.: Article on invention, Jour. A. C. S., 
 Vol. 28, No. 1 ; Apparatus for introducing 
 Liquids under pressure, do., 1906. Mem., A. 
 
 C. S. Chm., Agr. and Food Div., 1916-18. 
 Married Wissie Etha Myers, Ja 31, 1906. Cham- 
 paign. Address, 4100-4124 Filmore St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 WALTHER BUCHEN 
 (See No. Ggs.) 
 
 SOLON JUSTUS BUCK 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1904; A. M., 
 do., 1905; Ph. D., Harvard, 191 1; b. Ag 16, 
 1884, Berlin. Wis.; s. Charles Alvin (b. F 6. 
 1851, Stow, Mass.) and Clara Justina (Luther) 
 Buck (b. S 7, 1857, Harrisville, Wis.). Pre- 
 pared in Berlin (Wis.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Phi Gamma Delta; Scholarship and Fellowship 
 in Am. Hist.. Univ. of Wis., 1904-05; Honor- 
 ary Fellowship in Am. Hist., do., 1905 06; 
 Thayer Scholarship, Harvard, 1906-07; Francis 
 Parkman Fellowship, do., 1907-08; Toppan 
 Prize in Pol. Sc. for thesis "The Granger 
 Movement", do., 191 1. Asst., Hist., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1903-06; Instr,, do., Ind. Univ., 1908-09; 
 Research Asst., do., Univ. of IIL, 1910-11; Re- 
 
 search Assoc, do., 1911-14; Asst. Prof., Hist., 
 L'niv. of Minn., 1914-17; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1917 — . Auth.: The Granger Movement; A 
 Study of Agricultural Organizatioh its Politi- 
 cal, Economic and Social Manifestations, 
 1 870-1 880, Harvard Univ. Press, 191 3; Travel 
 and Description, 1765 1865; Together with a 
 List of County Histories, Atlases, and Bio- 
 graphical Collections and a List of Territorial 
 and State Laws, 1914; Illinois in i8i8, ///. 
 Centennial Comn., 1917; 2nd ed. McClurg, 
 1918; Thirteen papers, articles and reports, 
 mainly on topics of history of Mississippi val- 
 ley region; Numerous collections and other edi- 
 torial productions, reviews etc. Mem., Am. 
 Hist. Assn.; Bd. of Eds.; Wis. Hist. Soc; 111. 
 St. Hist. Soc. Am. Antiquarian Soc; Minn. 
 Hist. Soc, Supt., 1914. Address, 428 Walnut 
 St., S. E. Minneanolis; b7is. add., Minnesota 
 Historical Society St. Paul or Univ. of Minne- 
 sota, Minneapolis. 
 
 THOMAS BUCK 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Me., 1901; Ph. 
 D., Univ. of Chicago, 1909; b. D 25, 1881, Or- 
 land. Me. Phi Kappa Sigma; Gamma Alpha; 
 Sigma Xi. Instr.. Math., Univ. of Me., 1902- 
 06; do., Univ. of 111., 1909-11; do., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1911-18; As,st. Prof., do., 1918-^. Ad- 
 dress, Faculty Club, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 COATES PRESTON BULL 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Minn.; b. O 11, 
 1872, Edina Mills, Minn.; s. James Alvah (b. 
 F 26, 1834, Rural Hill, N. Y.) and Amie Lea 
 (Cooper) Bull (b. O 6, 1840, Lancaster Co., 
 Pa.). Prepared in Sch. of Agr., Univ. of Minn. 
 Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Stud. Asst., Agr., 
 Univ. of Minn., 1897-1901; Asst., Agron., Univ. 
 of 111., 1901-02; Asst. Prof., Agr.. Univ. of 
 Minn., 1902 06; Assoc. Prof., do. and St. E.xp. 
 Sta., 1906-13; Prof., Agron., do., 1913 — ■. In- 
 vented plant breeding devices and record forms, 
 see Bui. No. 107, Minn. Agr. Exp. Sta. Auth.: 
 Rural Sch. Bui., do.. No. 2; Flax, Am. Cyclo- 
 pedia Agr.; Collaborator, B. P. I., U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr.; Ed., Farm Students' Review, St. An- 
 thony Park. Mem.. Minn. Crop Improvement 
 Assn., Sec; Am. Breeders' Assn.; Minn. St. 
 Hort. Soc; A. A. A. S.; Grange St. Farmers' 
 Club; Am. Soc. of Agron.; Nat. Potato Assn.; 
 Mgr., 6th Nat. Corn Exposition, Dallas, Tex., 
 1914; Serbian Mission. 1918; Sec, Minnesota 
 Food Production and Conservation Com. Mar- 
 ried Lotta Mae Tryon, O 12, 1904, Minneapolis. 
 Children: Coates Preston, b. Mr 15, 1907; 
 Henry Enoch, b. N 2, 1908; James Tryon, b. 
 F 6, 1915. Address, 2137 Commonwealth Ave., 
 St. Paul. 
 
 SLEETER BULL 
 Associate; B. S., Buchtel Coll., 1909; B. S.. 
 in Agr., O. St. Univ., 1910; M. S., Pa. St. Coll., 
 1911; b. D 23, 1887, Sidney. O.; s. B. T. (b. 
 
 1862, Sidney, O.) and Lottie (Sleeter) Bull (b. 
 
 1863, do.). Prepared in Sidney (O.) H. S. 
 Zeta Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Gamma Rho; Sigma 
 Xi. Teaching Fellowship. Pa. St. Coll.; Teach- 
 ing Fellow and Asst., Agr. Chem., do., 1910-11; 
 Asst., An. Husb., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Instr., 
 An. Nutrition, do., 1912-14; Assoc, do., 1914 — . 
 Auth.: A Comparison between the Refraction 
 and the Specific Gravity of Milk Serum for the 
 Detection of added Water, Jour, of Indus, and 
 Engng. Client., Vol. 3. No. I ; A Study of Me- 
 thane Fermentation in the First Stomach of 
 the Ruminants, Abstract in Biochemical Bui., 
 Columbia, Vol. i. No. 1; Principles of Feeding 
 Farm Animals Macmillan. 1916; articles in 
 Bui., ///. Agr. Exp. Sta. Mem., Chem. Soc; 
 Am. Soc. for An. Nutrition. Married Lucille 
 Simmons, N 25, 1911. Children: Jean. b. Mr 
 22 1914: Georgia Lee, b. S i, 1916. Address, 
 808 Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 MAMIE BUNCH 
 (See No. 6124.) 
 
85^ 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 WILLIAM EDWARD BURGE 
 Professor; A. B., Randolph-Macon Coll., 
 1903; A. M., do., 1906; Ph. D.. Johns Hopkins, 
 1909; b. S 17, 1880, Lynchburg, Va.; s. John 
 W. (b. do.) and Alberta Crews Burge (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Randolph-Macon Acad., Bredford 
 City, Va., Prin., H. S., Ashland, 111., 1903-05; 
 Scholar, Johns Hopkins, 1906-7; Fellow Physiol., 
 Johns Hopkins, 1909. Asst., Physiol., Med. 
 Sch., Bellevue, New York City, 1909-10; Asst., 
 Physiol., Johns Hopkins Med. Sch., 1910-11; 
 Instr., do., 1911-12; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 
 111., 1912 — •. Auth.: 29 articles in The Am. 
 Jour, of Physiol.; Kumerous articles in Science, 
 Archives of Ophthalmol. Resumes des Com- 
 munications, et Demonstration; l.xieme Congics 
 International des Physiologistes Groninque, 
 Elect. World, Jours, of the Franklin Inst., Jour, 
 of Am. Med. Assn., Med. Record, Jour, of 
 Pharmacol, and E.vperimental Tlierapeutics, 
 The Archives of Internal Medicine, Jour, of 
 ParasitoL, Am. Jour, of Surgery, Jour, of 
 Biolog. Chem. Mem., Am. Physiol. Soc. ; M. 
 E. Church. Married Emma Longfellow, 1912, 
 Machias, Me. Children: Cornelia, b. 1914; 
 Edward, b. 1917. Address, 611 W. Elm St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 CARL VICTOR BURGER 
 Instructor; B. Arch., Cornell, 1912; b. Je 18, 
 1888, Maryville, Tenn.; s. Joseph (b. 1846, 
 New York City) and Lizzie (Knox) Burger (,b. 
 1856, Oxford), O.). Prepared in Maryville 
 (Tenn.) Coll. prep, sch.; attended Leland Stan- 
 ford Lhiiv. 1915-16; Sch. of Museum of Fine 
 Arts Boston. Phi Kappa Psi; Sphinx Head; 
 Book and Bowl; Savage Club. Instr., Free hand 
 Drawing, Dept., Arch., Univ. of 111., 1915-17. 
 ist Lt., U. S. N. A., France, 1918 — . Address, 
 Maryville, Tenn. 
 
 ALBERT FRANKLIN BURGESS 
 Entomologist; B. S., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1895; 
 M. S., do., 1897; b. O 2, 1873; s. Emony and 
 Mary A. (Lewis) Burgess. Prepared in Rock- 
 land (Mass.) H. S. Phi Sigma Kappa. Asst. En- 
 tomol., Mass. St. Bd. of Agr., 1895-9; do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1899-1900; Asst. Insp., nurseries 
 and orchards, O., O. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1900-02; 
 Chief Insp., do., 1902-07; Asst. EntomoL, U. 
 S. Bur. of EntomoL, 1907 — : Auth.: Buls. and 
 Reports as chief Insp., Nurseries and Orchards, 
 O. St. Bd. of Agr., 1902-09; Various Buls., 
 Bur. of EntomoL, U. S. Dept.. Agr., Miscel- 
 laneous papers and reports on EntomoL Bus. 
 Mgr., Jour. Econ. EntomoL Fellow, EntomoL 
 Soc. of Am.; Sec., Am. Assn. of Econ. En- 
 tomols. ; Fellow, A. A. A. S. Married Mary E. 
 Dwig'nt, Je 20, 1904, Castalia, O. Children: 
 Emony D., b. Je 26, 1907; Albert F. Jr., b. My 
 15, 1913. Address. 47 Sargent St., Melrose 
 Highlands, Mass. 
 
 JOSEPH EDWIN BURGESS 
 Instructor; B. P., Syracuse Univ., 1914; b. 
 Mr 28, 1890, Dansville, N. Y.; s. Joseph Wil- 
 liam (b. Ja 1, 1851, do.) and Helen (Sutton) 
 Burgess (b. My 8, 1865, Hornell, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Dansville (N. Y.) H. S. Phi (3amma 
 Delta; Hiram Gee Fellowship. In sketch Dept.. 
 Niagara Lithograph Co., 1916; Instr., Freehand 
 Drawing, Arch. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1916-17. 
 2nd Lt., Inf., Camp Grant, 111. In charge 
 Camouflage Work of Div. of Arms, 1917—- 
 Married June Burchit, D 22, 1917. Address, 
 840 Willow Road, Winnetka, 111. 
 
 LAURIE LORNE BURGESS 
 Chemist; B. Sc, Dalhousie Univ., Halifax, 
 Nova Scotia, 1905; A. M., Harvard, 1906; Ph. 
 D., do., 1909; b. O 21, 1S82, Woodville, Kings 
 Co., Nova Scotia; s. William Jehiel (b. Jl 15, 
 1829, Cornwallis, do.) and Mary Jane (Chute) 
 Burgess (b. My 4 1842, Somerset, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Kings Co. Acad., Kentville, Nova 
 Scotia. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 
 Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha; Alpha Sigma Phi; 
 L'niv. and Thayer Scholarships, Harvard. Asst., 
 (Them., Harvard, 1906-08; Instr., Chem., Univ. 
 of Me., summer-session, 1907-09; do., Univ. of 
 III., 1909; Assoc, Chem., do., 1911-12; Asst. 
 Prof., do., Univ. of Saskatchewan, 1912-14; 
 Prof., do., 1914-16; Chief Chem. and Asst. 
 Supt.. Allegheny By-Product Coke Co., Mc- 
 Keesport, Pa., 1916-17; Research Chem., E. I. 
 DuPont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del., 
 1917--. Auth.: (with T. W. Richards) The 
 Adiabatic Determination of The Heats of 
 Solution of Metals in Acids, Jour of A. C. 
 S., Vol. 32, 1910; (with T. W. Richards and 
 A. W. Rowe) do., Vol. 32, 1910; (with G. P. 
 Baxter and H. W. Dandt) The Refractive In- 
 dex of Water, do.. Vol. 33, 191 1; (with Oliver 
 Kamm) A Study of Cobaltinitrites and their 
 Application to Analytical Chem., do.. Vol. 34, 
 igi2. Mem., A. A. A. S., Fellow; A. C. S. 
 ^tarried Ethel Maude Dupuis, Je 21, 1916, 
 Toronto, Can. Address, 604 W. 20th St., Wil- 
 mington, Del. 
 
 PAUL STEERE BURGESS 
 (See No. G99.) 
 
 WILLIAM LEONIDAS BURLISON 
 (See No. Gioi.) 
 
 THOMAS JONATHAN BURRILL 
 (See No. Hs.) 
 
 PARKE TUNIS BURROWS 
 (See No. 684.) 
 
 SAMUEL CHATWOOD BURTON 
 Instructor; A. C. T. C, Blackburn Coll., 
 Eng., 1904; A. M., S. West. Poly.. London, 
 1905; b. F 18, 1S81. Attended Julian and 
 Colanssi Acad., Paris; Royal Coll. of Art. 
 London. Art Master, Royal Grammar Sch. and 
 Instr., Art. Blackburn Municipal Tech. Sch., 
 Eng., 1909-12; Instr., Arch., Univ. of 111., igi2- 
 15; Instr.. Arch. Painting, Univ. of Minn., 
 191 5 — . Mem., Art Masters Assn., Great Brit- 
 ain; Church of Eng. Sgt., Canadian Forces, 
 France, 191S. Address, Campus Club, 112 
 Church St., Minneapolis. 
 
 ARTHUR ERNEST BURWASH 
 (See No. 5055.) 
 
 *FRANK LYMAN BUSEY 
 (See No. 864.) 
 
 LINCOLN BUSH 
 (See No. 533.) 
 
 NELLIE EILEEN BUSSELL 
 Instructor; A. B.. LTniv. of Wis., 1913; b. 
 Mr 31. 1890, Eau Claire, Wis.; s. Charles Ed- 
 ward (b. Me.) and Nellie Louise (Mallorg) 
 Bussell (b. 111.). Prepared in Lowell H. S., 
 .San Francisco and Olivet Coll. Prep. Sch.; At- 
 tended Sargent Sch. of Phys. Educ, 1015; 
 Grad. Stud.. Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Phys. Dir., 
 Coll. of Indus. Arts. 1915-16; Instr., Dept. of 
 Phys. Educ, L^niv. of III. 1916 — . Mem., Kappa 
 Delta Pi. Address, loio W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 NATHANIEL BUTLER 
 Prof, and Dean; b. My 22, 1853, Eastport, 
 Me.; s. Nathaniel and Jeannette (Loring) But- 
 ler. A. B., Colby L'niv., 1873; A. M., do., 
 1876; D. D., do., 1895; LL. D., do.. 1903. 
 Prof., Eng. Lit.. Univ. of Chicago, till 1886; 
 Prof., Latin, Univ. of 111., 1886-89; Prof., Eng. 
 Lit., do., 1889-92; Dir. of Univ. Exten., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1892-95; Pres., Colby Coll., 1895- 
 1901; Prof, and Dean. L^niv. of Chicago, 1901 — . 
 Delegate, Univ. of Chicago to World's Cong, 
 on Univ. Exten., London, 1894. Auth.: Bel- 
 lum Helveticum (Latin Textbook, 5th ed.). 
 
Faculty 
 
 853 
 
 1909; article on Univ. Exten., Universal Ency- 
 clopedia, 1901; articles on Univ. Exten. and 
 Summer Sessions, Cyclopedia of Educ, 1911; 
 Former and Present Conditions in Educ, 1901; 
 Syllabi of Lecture Studies on Am. and Eng. 
 Lit.; monograph on the study of Latin, 111. St. 
 Teachers' Assn., 1888; On the Psych, of Con- 
 version, Baptist Cong., Chicago, 1897; philos. 
 and educ. articles and reviews. Married Flor- 
 ence Reeves Sheppard, 1881, Chicago (died Je 
 21, 1902); Lillian M. Googins, D 12, 1903, Chi- 
 cago. Children: Sheppard E., b. 1883; Albert 
 N., b. 1888; Frederic H., b. 1902; Jeanette, b. 
 1909; Franklin, b. 1910; Nathaniel Jr., b. 1912. 
 Address, 12:7 E. 56th St., Chicago. 
 
 HELEN ELIZA BUTTERFIELD 
 
 (SCHOONHOVEN) 
 (See No. 636.) 
 
 ARCHIE STANTON BUYERS 
 
 (See No. 33i'-) 
 
 GILBERT HAVEN CADY 
 
 Geologist; A. B., N. W. Univ., 1905; A. M., 
 do., 1911; Ph. D., Uni'v. of Chicago, 1917; b. 
 D 18, 1882, Chicago; s. Martin Everts (b. My 
 12, 1849. Middlebury, Vt.) and Helen Louise 
 (Howard) Cady. Prepared in Lewis Inst., Chi- 
 cago. Delta Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma 
 Xi; Fellow, N. W. Univ., 1906-07; attended 
 Yale 1909-10. Teacher, Eng., Southwest Coll., 
 1905-07; do., Geol., do., 190809; Asst., Phys. 
 Geog., Yale, 1909-10; Instr., do., Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1909-10; Asst., Dept., Geol.. Univ. of 
 111., i9ii-:2; Asst. Geol., St. Geol. Sur., 1910; 
 Instr., Geol., N. W. Univ., 1912-13; Geol., 111. 
 St. Geol. Sur., 1913 — ; grad. stud., Univ. of 
 Chicago, winter, 1914. Auth.: Cement Making 
 Materials in the Vicinity of LaSalle, St. Geol. 
 Sjir., Bui. No. 8, 1907; Geological Coal Re- 
 sources of the West Frankfort Quadrangle, 
 do., Bui. No. 16; Coal Resources of District 
 i; VI and II, III. Coal Min. Investigaiions, 
 Bui. No. 10, 1915; do.. No. IS, 1916; do.. No. 
 16, 1917. Married Marian Adelia Denmark, 
 Jl 26, 1906, Chicago. Children: Ruth Louise. 
 b. Jl 13, 1907; Gilbert Haven, Jr., b. D 14, 
 1911. Address, loioj/^ S. Garfield Ave., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 LLOYD RAYMOND CALDWELL 
 (See No. 6782.) 
 
 HELEN VERA CALHOUN 
 (See No. 2341.) 
 
 ALFRED COPELAND CALLEN 
 Professor; E. M., Lehigh Univ., 1909; M. 
 S., do., 1911; b. Jl 17 1888, Pen Argyl, Pa.; 
 s. Benjamin Tucker (b. 1852, Scranton, Pa.) 
 and Jennie (Fear) Callen (b. 1857, Pittston, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Reading (Pa.) H. S.; at- 
 tended Univ of 111., 1914-17. Theta Delta Chi; 
 Tau Beta Pi. Instr., Phys., Lehigh Univ., 
 1909-10; do., Min. Engng., do., 1910-11; do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Assoc, do., 1916-17; 
 Head, Min. Engng. Dept., W. Va. Univ.; Dir.. 
 Bur. of Mine Research, do., and in charge of 
 Min. Exten. work, 1917 — . Co- Auth.: The 
 Economic Purchase and Use of Coal for Heat- 
 ing Homes, with Special Reference to Condi- 
 tions in Illinois. Circular 4, Engng. Exp. Sta., 
 LIniv. of III., 1917; Ocher Deposits of Eastern 
 Pennsylvania, U. S. Geol. Siir., Bui. 430, igog; 
 Auth.: Another Indicator for Tables, Coal Age, 
 Vol. 2, 1 91 7; Electric Locomotives for Coal 
 Mines, The Coal Industry, Vol. i, 1918; Stor- 
 age Battery Locomotives, do. Mem., Coal Min. 
 Inst, of Am.; Nat. Geog. Soc. Married Ida 
 Caroline Saylor, Ap 9, 1912, Pottstown, Pa. 
 Children: Katharine Edna. b. F 24, 1914; Mar- 
 tha Saylor, b. Ag 28, 1915. Address, 45 Jones 
 Ave., Morgantown, W. Va. 
 
 JOHN WILLARD CALVIN 
 B. S., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1906; b. Mr 24, 
 1887, Topeka, Kan. Teacher, Chem., Kan. St. 
 Agr. Coll.; Asst., Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. 
 of 111., 1908-09; Assoc in Chem., Univ. of 
 Neb. (on leave of absence). Auth.: A Method 
 of Determining Hydrogen Peroxide; (With C. 
 W. Mathewson) Ferrous Salts and Other Re- 
 ducing Agents, Jour. A. C. S., 1906.! 
 
 JESSIE YEREANCE CANN 
 Professor; A. B., Goucher Coll., 1904; A. M., 
 Columbia. 1910; Ph. D., do., 191 1; b. My 17, 
 1883, Newark, N. J.; d. Francis William (b. N 
 5, 1852, do.) and Frances Henrietta (Yereance) 
 Cann (b. Ap 7, 1851, do.). Prepared in New- 
 ark (N. J.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Curtis 
 Scholarship, Columbia. Instr., Sc, H. S., 
 Belleville, N. J.; 1904-09; Head, Chem. Dept., 
 Rockford Coll., 1911-14; Instr., Chem., Univ. 
 of 111.. 1914-17; Assoc, do., 1917-18; Asst. 
 Prof., Analyt. Chem., Smith Coll., 1918; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 19 19 — . Auth.: The Relationship 
 existing between the weight of a falling drop 
 and the diameter of the tip from which it falls. 
 My 191 1 ; (with Prof. J. Livingston R. Mor- 
 gan) do.. Jour. A. C. S., Je 191 1. Mem., A. 
 C. S.; Alpha Theta Chi. Address, 602 S. Lin- 
 coln Ave., Urbana; bus. add.. Smith Coll., 
 North Hampton, Mass. 
 
 HOWARD VERNON CANTER 
 Prof, and Dean; A. B., Washington and Lee 
 Univ., 1896; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1904; b. Mr 8, 1873, Winchester, Va.; s. James 
 H. (b. Ap 4. 1838, Frederick Co., Va.) and 
 Sara Ann (Wise) Canter (b. S 1837, Cumber- 
 land Co., Pa.). Prepared in Shenandoah Val- 
 ley Acad., Winchester, Va. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Luther Sievers Birely Scholarship, Washington 
 and Lee Univ.; Univ. Fellow, Latin, Johns 
 Hopkins Univ., Prof., Latin and Greek, Notre 
 Dame of Md., 1902-05; Asst. Prof., Latin, Univ. 
 of Mo.; Assoc, Classics, Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 14; do.. Classics, do., 1914-16; Assoc. Prof., 
 do., 1916 — ; Asst. Dean, Coll. of L. A. & S., 
 do., 1915 — (on leave 1918-19). Regional Dir., 
 Y. M. C. A., Brescia, Italy, 1918; Capt., Italian 
 Army, 1918; Service Medal by local army of 
 Brescia, Italy. Auth.: Sallust's Jugurthine 
 War, Atkinson, Mentzer and Grover, Chica- 
 go, 1911; The Infinitive Construction in Livy, 
 E. W. Stephens Pub. Co., Columbia, Mo., 1906; 
 The Defeat of Varus and the German Frontier 
 Policy of Augustus, Univ. of HI.; Studies in 
 Social Sciences Vol. 4; Sundry publications 
 in Am. Jour, of PhiloL, Classical Jour., etc.; 
 also fac publications, 1910-18. Married Edna 
 Hopkins Maloy, S 2, 1905, Baltimore. Child, 
 Howard Vernon, Jr.. b. Jl 2, 1906. Address, 
 10 1 Chalmers St., Champaign. 
 
 •JOSEPH FLETCHER CAREY 
 
 A. M., 1846; b. N 26, 1823, New York City; 
 s. William (b. Reading. Eng.) and Hannah 
 (Williams) Carey (b. Wiltshire, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Dutchess Co. Acad., Poughkeepsie, N. 
 Y. Teacher, Greenbush, N. Y., 1846-49; do.. 
 West Bloomfield, N. J., 1849-50; Prin., Still- 
 water and Auburn Acads., N. Y., 1850-53; do., 
 Stillwater, N. Y., 1853-55; Prof., Latin and 
 Greek, Mich. St. Norm. CoW., Ypsilanti, 1855- 
 67; do., Pittsburg, 1867-71; do., Univ. of 111., 
 1871-74; Agt., Mutual Life Ins. Co., Pittsburg, 
 1874-94; resided, San Diego, 1894-1905. Mem.. 
 Baptist Church; Pres., Pittsburgh Assn. of 
 Ministers; Trustee, Bucknell Univ., Lewis- 
 liurg. Pa., and Mt. Pleasant Inst., Pa.; Am. 
 Civic Assn. Married Augusta Gregory, 1849, 
 Sand Lake, N. Y.; Sarah Markle, 1870. W. 
 Newton, Pa.; Hetty Forward, 1882, Pittsburg, 
 Pa. Children: Charles Henrv; Elizabeth Bar- 
 bour (died 1888); William Downing (died F 
 191 1); Joseph F., Jr.; Edward Gregory (died 
 1873); Augustus Walter; Katharine Markle; 
 Alice Hannah. Died D 28, 1905, San Diego, 
 Calif. 
 
554 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ALBERT PRUDEN CARMAN 
 Professor; A. B., Princeton, 1883; A. M., 
 do., 1884; D. Sc, do., iSSb; s. Rev. Thomas 
 C. (b. 1820. Bordentown. N. J.) and Phoebe C. 
 (Pruden) Carman (b. 1838, Rockaway, N. J.). 
 Prepared in St. Model Sell., Trenton, N. J.; 
 attended Univ. of Berlii.. 1SS7-89; Univ. of 
 Vienna, 1895-96. Cliosophic Soc, Princeton; 
 Dickenson Prizeman; Fellow of Exp. Sc. Instr.. 
 Phys., Princeton, 1883-84; Tutor, Math., do., 
 1885-87; Prof., Phys. and Elec. Engng., Purdue, 
 1889-92; do., Theoretical Phys., Stanford, 
 1892-96; do., Phys., Univ. of 111., 1896 — . 
 Auth.: Wave Motion, Phys. Review, 1904: Re- 
 sistance of Tubes to Collapse, do., 1905; Theo- 
 ries of Elec , Sch. Sc, 1904; Collapse of Small 
 Tubes, Phvs. Review, 1905; (with G. J. Balzer) 
 Effect of "Pressure on the Aluminum Rectifier, 
 do., 1910; (with F. R. Watson) Teaching of 
 Phys. to Large Classes, Sc, 1910; Design of a 
 Phys. Lab., The Brickbuilder, 191 1; The Col- 
 lapse of Short Thin Tubes, London Philosophi- 
 cal Mag., D 1916; also Engng. E.rp. Sta. Bui., 
 No. 99, 191 7; other articles in scientific serials. 
 Mem., Am. Phys. Soc; A. A. A. S., Fellow. 
 Married Maude Wheeler Straight, Je 21, 1900. 
 Address, 908 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 ROBERT DANIEL CARMICHAEL 
 Professor; A. B.. Lineville Coll., 1898; Ph. 
 D., Princeton, 1911; b. Mr i, 1879, Goodwater, 
 Ala; s. Daniel Monroe (b. My 7, 1847, Clay 
 Co., Ala.) and Amanda Delight (Lessley) Car- 
 michael (b. S 25, 1857. Coosa Co., Ala.). Pre- 
 pared in Goodwater (Ala.) H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi; Jacobus Fellow, Princeton, 
 1910-11. Teacher, Pub. Sch., 1898-1903; Min- 
 ister, Presby. Church, 1903-09; Prof., Math., 
 Ala. Presby. Coll., 190609; Asst. Prof, and 
 Assoc. Prof., Math., Ind. Univ., 1911-15; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., Univ. of Chicago, summer 191S; 
 Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 111., 1915 — ■ Auth.: 
 Theory of Relativity, Wiley & Sons, 1913; 
 Theory of Numbers, do., 1914; Diophantine 
 Analysis, do., 191 5; many articles and book 
 notices, especially concerning relativity of 
 numbers, in sc. and math, trans., annals, and 
 jours. Ed.-in-Chief, Am. Math. Monthly 
 Mem., Presby. Church; Council, Am. Math. 
 Soc; Council, Math. Assn. of Am. Married 
 Eula Smith Narramore, N 24, 1901, Thorsby, 
 Ala. Children: Eunice Annie, b. O 14, 1902; 
 Erdys Lucile, b. Je 27, 1904; Gersham Narra- 
 more. b. Ag 8, 1905; Robert Lessley, b. O 28, 
 1910. .Address, 708 W. Michigan Ave., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 WILBUR JEROME CARMICHAEL 
 (See No. S574-) 
 
 DAVID HOBART CARNAHAN 
 (See No. 940.) 
 
 CHARLES ERNEST CARPENTER 
 Professor; A. B., Kan. Univ., 1903; A. M., 
 do.. 1004; LL. B., Harvard, 1908; b. O 31, 
 1878, Olin, la.; s. Asa E. (b. Mr 29, 1847, 0.) 
 and Lillian L. (Littlefield) Carpenter (b. O 
 28, 1846, Erie, Pa.). Prepared in Olin (la.) 
 H. S. Asst. Prof., Law, Univ. of N. Dak., 
 1909-12; Prof., do., 1912-14; Asst. Prof., do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914 — . Auth.: Law of Surety- 
 ship and Guaranty, Modern American Law, 
 Vol. 8, Blackstone's Inst., Chicago, 1914; Ne- 
 gotiable Instrument Law in North Dakota, 
 Departmental Bui., Univ. of N. Dak., Je 1914; 
 De Facto Corporations, Hanard Law Review, 
 Vol. 25. 1912; Court Discussions and the Com- 
 mon Law, Columbia Law Review. Vol. 17, 1917; 
 Jurisdiction over debts, for the Purpose of Ad- 
 ministration, Garnishment and Taxation, Har- 
 vard Law Reviczv, Vol. 31, 191 8. Married 
 Jessie Bennett, Ag 31. 1905, Ottawa, Kan. 
 Children: Corinne, b. Mr 11, 1907; Mary, b. 
 Ta IS, 1915. Address, 806 Iowa St., Urbana; 
 btis. add., 305 Law Bldg., Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 FREDERIC WALTON CARPENTER 
 Professor; B. S., N. Y. Univ., 1899: A. M., 
 
 Harvard 1902; Ph. D., do., 1904; u. My 12, 
 1876, Millbrook, N. Y.; s. Franklin Thomas 
 (b. F 16, 1827, New York City) and Jane 
 (Willets) Carpenter (b. Jl 25, 1830, Millbrook, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Sch. of Social Econ., N. 
 Y. attended Neurological Inst. Frankfort-on- 
 Main., summer 1908; Univ. of Berlin, 1910-11; 
 Univ. of Munich. 191 1. Zeta Psi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi; Virginia Barrett Gibbs 
 Scholar; Edward Austin Fellow, Harvard. 
 Asst., Biol., N. Y. Univ., 1S99-1900; Asst., 
 Zool., Harvard, 1901-03; Lecturer, Biol., N. Y. 
 L^niv., summer, 190405; Instr., Zool., Univ. 
 of 111., 1904-08; Assoc, do., 1908-10; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1911-13; J. P. Morgan Prof., Biol., 
 Trinity Coll., Hartford, Conn., 1913 — . Dir., 
 Bermuda Biol. Sta. for Research, summer, 
 1909, Q. M., Am. Red Cross San. Tr. Detach- 
 ment No. 2, 1917 — . Auth.: The Development 
 of the Oculomotor Nerve, the Ciliary Ganglion, 
 and the Abucent Nerve in the Chick, Bui. Mu- 
 seum Comparative Zoo!.. Harvard, Vol. 48, 
 1906; The Reaction of the Pomace Fly (Dro- 
 sophila ampelophila) to Light, Gravity, and 
 Mechanical Stimulation, Am. Naturalist, Vol. 
 39, 1905; An Astronomical Determination of 
 the Heights of Birds during Nocturnal Migra- 
 tion The Auk, Vol. 23, 1906; Some Reactions 
 of Drosophila, with Special Reference to Con- 
 vulsive Refle.Kes, Jour, of Comparative Neurol, 
 and Psych., Vol. 18, 1908; Feeding Reactions 
 of the Rose Coral (Isonhyllia), Proc. A. A. A. 
 S., Vol. 46, 110; The Ciliary Ganglion of Birds, 
 Folia, Neuro-Biologica, Vol. 5, 191 1; also arti- 
 cles in the Folio N euro-Biological, Jour, of 
 Comparative Neurol., Psych. Bui.; Ed. Bd. 
 Folia N euro-Biologica, Amsterdam, Holland 
 Mem., Fellow, A. A. A. S. ; Assn. of Anatom 
 ists; Am. Soc. of Zool.; Univ. Club of Hart 
 ford, 1914 — . Married Dorothy Dresler, Je 26 
 1906, New York City. Address, 1003 Farming 
 ton Ave^ West Hartford. Conn.; bus. add 
 Trinity Coll., Hartford, Conn. 
 
 HUBERT VINTON CARPENTER 
 (See No. 1022.) 
 
 JENNETTE EMELINE CARPENTER 
 
 (LINCOLN) 
 Born in Newville. O.; d. William Barney (b. 
 S 15, 1825, do.) and Emeline (Grove) Carpen- 
 ter (b. Ap 2, 1828, Philadelphia). Prepared 
 in Mansfield (0.) H. S. Attended O. Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1880-2; Boston Sch. of Orat. and Phys. 
 Tr., 1889 92; Harvard Summer Sch., Phys. Tr., 
 1903; Columbia Summer Sch., do., 1905. Kap- 
 pa Alpha Theta; Clionian Lit. Soc. Dir., Phys. 
 Tr., Norm. Coll., Defiance, O.. summer, 1891; 
 Instr., Phys. Tr. and Orat., East Tenn. Inst., 
 Knoxville. Tenn., 1892-3; Prin., Cleveland- 
 Boston Sch. of Orat. and Phys. Tr., Cleveland, 
 1893-8; Dir., Phys. Tr. for Women, Univ. of 
 111., 1898-1909. Auth.: Maypole Possibilities. 
 Am. Gymnasia Co., Boston, 1907; The Festival 
 Book, May-Day Pastime and The May-pole, A. 
 S. Barnes Pub. Co., 1912; Plow to Give a May- 
 pole, Ladies' Home Jour., Mr 15, 191 1. V. 
 P., Woman's Univ. Club, Troy, N. Y.: Troy 
 Soc. of Spoken Eng. ; First Presby. Church. 
 Married Azariah Thomas Lincoln, Je 30, 1904, 
 Mansfield, O. Address, 1625 Tibbits Ave., 
 Troy, N. Y. 
 
 MAURICE LEROY CARR 
 (See No. 2345.) 
 
 CHARLES SERAPHIN CARRY 
 Assistant; b. Ag 29, 1883, Besancon, France; 
 s. Eugene (b. do.) and Octavie (Deremble) 
 Carry (b. do.). Prepared in P'rance; Coll. of 
 St. Claude, France, 1901-04; Coll. of La Havre, 
 do., 190911; Art. Inst., Chicago, 1913. Asst., 
 Rom. I^ng., Univ. of 111., 1913 — . Married 
 
Faculty 
 
 855 
 
 Lidouie Dambron, Jl 22, 1912, Casper, Wyo. 
 Children: Bertha, b. Je 4, 19 13; Raymond, b. 
 S 29, 1914. Address, 906J4 W. California Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 GEORGE ERNEST CARSCALLEN 
 (See No. G106.) 
 
 HELEN D. CARSON 
 Librarian; Grad. Wis. Lib. Sch., 1907; b. D 
 II, 18S4. Prepared in St. Paul H. S. attended 
 Univ. of Minn., one yr. Studied abroad. Art, 
 Arch, and Hist. Instr., Wis. Lib. Sch.. Univ. of 
 Wis., 1907; Order Asst., Lib., Univ. of 111., 
 1910-11; Libn., John Crerar Lib., Chicago. 
 Mem., Epis. Church. Address, 482 Holly Ave., 
 St. Paul. 
 
 LUCY HAMILTON CARSON 
 (See No. G107.) 
 
 CHARLES WILLARD CARTER 
 (See No. 732.) 
 
 CLARENCE EDWIN CARTER 
 (See No. G108.) 
 
 ROY RUDY CARTER 
 (See No. 5061.) 
 
 HAROLD CLAYTON M. CASE 
 (See No. 5063.) 
 
 JOHN WATROUS CASE 
 Architect; B. S., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1888; 
 b. Mr 13, 1865, Ashtabula Co., O.; s. George Fox 
 (b. do.) and Ellen (WatrousJ Case (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Detroit H. S.; attended Univ. of 
 Mich, two yrs. Delta Kappa Epsilon; Prize 
 man in two yr. course in .'\rch., Mass. Inst, of 
 Tech., 1888; given first place in the class by 
 Boston Soc. of Archs. ; Rotch Scholarship in 
 Arch., 1892-94. Studied in Athens, Greece, 
 winter, 1892; in Paris, France, winter, 1893. 
 Arch. Draftsman Baltimore, 1894-95; New York 
 City, 1895-96; Practical Arch., Detroit, 1897- 
 1905; Head, Drawing Dept., Central H. S., 
 Detroit, 1899-1905; Asst. Prof.. Arch. Design, 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-10; Arch., Detroit, 1910 — . 
 Auth.: Hints to Art Students Abroad, Am. 
 Arch., 1895; The Architect's Education, The 
 Brickbuilder, 1901; The Curriculum of an Art 
 University, do., 1902; The Crematorium, do., 
 1902. Mem., Am. Soc. of Archs.; Detroit Golf 
 Club; Champaign Country Club; Epis. Church. 
 Married Elizabeth Wilhelmina Merrell, N 28, 
 1900, Detroit. Address, Detroit.! 
 
 SIDNEY CASNER 
 (See No. 6144.) 
 
 SHIELDS QUITMAN CASPER 
 Real Estate Bus.; b. Ja 3, 1862, Union Co., 
 111.; s. George (b. Ja 17, 1842, do.) and Mar- 
 garet (Culp) Casper (b. Jl 12, 1843, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Pub. Schs. Iron molder, 1892-1906; 
 Instr., Mech. Engng. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1906- 
 10; Real Estate Bus., 1910 — . Married Ida 
 Louise LeRoy. F 18, 1885, Champaign. Chil- 
 dren: Harry S.. b. Ja 24, 1886; Vivian, b. Ja 
 25, 1888: Marion, b. My 21, 1889 (died O 6, 
 1006); Olive b. N 12, 1890; William, b. Ja 7, 
 1893 (died O 14, 1893); Georgia, b. Mr 27, 
 i8q4; Eric, b. Ag 26 i8g6; Tempa, b. Je 14, 
 1808 (died Ag 21. 1900); Hugh. b. My 13, 
 1000; Lucile. b. Mr 31, 1902. Address, 912 N. 
 Walnut St.. Champaign. 
 
 WILLIAM B. CASTENHOLZ 
 Accountant; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1902; A. M., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1903; C. P. A., Univ. of 111.. 
 1915; b. N 5, 1879 Indianapolis; s. Richard 
 C. (b. F 14. 1848. Altenhofen, Ger.) and Char- 
 lotte (Klanke) Castenholz (b. Mr 5, 1857, 
 
 Liebenan, Hesse-Cassel, do.). Prepared in Man. 
 Tr. H. S., Indianapolis. Internal. Club; Verdi 
 Club. Teacher, Hist, and Civics, H. S.. Iron 
 iMountam, Mich., 1903-04; Sec.-Treas., Chip- 
 pewa Falls Furniture Co., Chicago, 1904-09; 
 Sr. Acct., Lybrand, Ross Bros., & Montgomery, 
 Chicago, 1909-13; Auditor, Am. Milling Co., 
 Peoria, 1913-iS; Comptroller, and Instr., Ac- 
 countancy, Univ. of 111., 191S-16; Resident 
 Mgr., Andersen, De Lang, & Co., and in 
 c arge. Accountancy Instruction, Milwaukee 
 Exten. Div., Univ. of Wis., Milwaukee, 1916- 
 17; Dir., Dept. Higher Accountancy. La Salle 
 E.xten. Univ., Chicago, 1917-19; Firm, Mit- 
 chell, Castenholz & Co., Auditors & Pub. Accts., 
 Chicago, 1919 — . Auth.: Auditing Pro- 
 cedure, La Salle Exten. Univ., 1918; (with 
 Lloyd Morey) C. P. A. Problems and Solutions. 
 do., 1918; (with Fred Thulin) Income Tax 
 Syllabus, do., 1917-iS; Feed Mill Cost Keeping, 
 Hour^ and Feed, 1914; Accounting Procedure 
 for State Universities, Jour, of Accountancy, 
 1916. Mem., 111. Soc. of C. P. A.; Am. Inst, of 
 Accts.; City Club of Milwaukee; Univ. Club. 
 Married Helen Leser, Je 26, 1903, Indianapolis. 
 Children: William B., Jr., b. F 11, 1908; Helen 
 Winifred, b. Jl 3, 1910 (died Ap 21, 19x7). Ad- 
 dress, 117 9th St., Wilmette, 111.; bus. add., 
 11 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 DREW WILLIAM CASTLE 
 (See No. 8202.) 
 
 ORLO DORR CENTER 
 (See No. 2349.) 
 
 CHARLES OSCAR CHAMBERS 
 A. B., Ind. Univ., 1891; A. M., do., 1895; 
 b. S 7, 1866, Van Wert, O.; s. John Willis 
 (b. 1824, Donegal, Ire.) and Eileen (Cooke) 
 Chambers (b. 1827, Enniskillen, do.). Prepared 
 in Cornell Coll. (la.) Acad. Independent Lit. 
 Soc. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 1909-10; 
 teacher, Sc, H. S., New Castle, Ind., 1895-1905; 
 teacher, Biol., Georgetown Coll., Ky., 1905-07; 
 do.. Pacific Univ., Ore., 1907-09; Fellowship, 
 Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Research Fellow, Bot., 
 Shaw Sch. of Bot., St. Louis, Mo.. 1910-12. 
 Auth.: The Relation of Algae to the Dissolved 
 Gases, Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide, Ann. Rpt. 
 Mo. Bot. Garden, Vol. 24, 191 3. Address, Mo. 
 Bot. Garden, St. Louis.f 
 
 *FRED LEMAR CHARLES 
 B. S., 1894, N. W. Univ., 1894; M. S., do., 
 1895; b. N 15.. 1872, Aurora, 111. Prepared in 
 Austin H. S., Chicago. Phi Beta Kappa. Scholar- 
 ship, Woods Holl, Mass. Fellow, ZooL. N. W. 
 Univ., 1894-5; Fellow, Zool., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1897-8. Teacher, H. Schs., Chicago, 1891-3; do., 
 Acad. N. W. Univ., 1893-5; do.. Lake View H. 
 -S., Chicago, 1895-7, 1898-9; No. 111. St. Norm. 
 .Sch., 1899-1900; do., Teachers' Inst., 1900-09; 
 Asst. Prof., Agr. Educ, Univ. of 111., 1909 — . 
 Auth.: How to Read a Pebble, Teachers' Guide 
 in Nature Study and Home Geog.; Sunshine 
 and Zephyrs; editorial articles in the Sch. News. 
 Nature -Study Dept.. Sch. Century Nature 
 Study Dept., School Sc. and Math.; III. Arbor 
 Day Bui., 1908-g; articles in Nature Study Re- 
 z'icw, etc. Married. Two children. Died My 6, 
 191 1. 
 
 WERRETT WALLACE CHARTERS 
 Dean; A. B., McMaster Univ., 1898; Ph. M.. 
 Univ. of Chicago. 1903; Pli. D., do., 1904; b. 
 O 24, 1S7S Hartford. Ont. s. Alexander Max- 
 well (b. Mr 2, 1848. do.) and Mary A. 
 (Mealley) Charters (b. D 18, 1853- Hul'sville, 
 do.). Prepared in Hagersville (Ont.) H. S.; 
 Collingwood Coll. In«t. Sigina Alpha Epsilon; 
 Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Acacia. 
 Prof. Theory of Teaching. 1007-17; Prof., 
 Educ. Chm., Dept., and Dir.. Sch. of Educ, 
 Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Dean, Coll. of Ed., do.. 
 1918 — . Auth.: Methods of Teaching Developed 
 
856 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 from the Functional Point of View, Row 
 Peterson, 1909; Teaching the Common Branch- 
 es, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1913; College Ger- 
 man vs. College Entrance German, Sch. and 
 Soc, 1918 ; Project Method in Home Economics, 
 Home Econ. Jour., 1918; Changing Fjashions in 
 Dime Novel Substitutes. Lib. Jour., 1918; The 
 War and Methods of Instruction, Jour, of Adm. 
 and Siitcrz'ision, 1918; various Pamphlets and 
 other articles on educ. subjects; Ed., Teacher 
 Training Series, Silver, Burdette & Co., Boston; 
 Beverly Educational Series, do. Mem., Univ. 
 Club: Nat. Educ. Assn.; A. A. A. S.; A. F. A. 
 M.; Nat. Soc. for Sc. Study of Educ; Pres., 
 Soc, Coll. Teachers of Educ; Pres., Bd. of 
 Curators. Stephens Coll., 19 14-17; Pres., Canad- 
 ian Club. Univ. of Chicago, 1903-4; Baptist 
 Church. Married Jessie Blount Allen. D 21, 
 1907, Kansas City, Mo. Children: Margaret 
 Allen, b. Ap 30, 1909; Jessie Arleen, b. Jl 28, 
 191 1 ; Jean Ferguson b. D 31, 1914. Address, 
 611 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM ARTHUR CHASE 
 Accountant; LL. B., Lake Forest Univ., 1893; 
 C. P. A., Univ. of 111., 1905; LL. M., Chicago- 
 Kent Coll. of Law, 191 5; b. S 7, 1856. Bristol, 
 Eng, ; s. John William (b. O i, 1826, Eastington, 
 do.) and Mary Elizabetti (Healy) Chase (b. S 
 16, 1826 Bristol do.). Prepared in Handsworth 
 (Eng.) H. S. Attended Oxford LIniv. ; London 
 Univ.; Univ. of Chicago. Acct.. Chicago, 1896- 
 1913; Lecturer, Accty., Univ. of 111., 1906-07, 
 1913-16; Acct., Chicago, 1916 — . Founded and 
 Supervised Higher Accty. Course La Salle Ex- 
 ten. Univ., 1911-18. Auth.: Auditing and Cost 
 Accountancy, La Salle Exten. LIniv., 191 1; C. 
 P. A. Examinations and How to Pass them, do., 
 191 1 ; Various articles in London Acct. and 
 Jour, of Accty. Mem., City Club, Chicago; Com. 
 on Civic Expenditures; Pres. Nat. Assn. of 
 Certified Public Examiners; Chm., Legislative 
 Com., Am. Assn. of Pub. Accts., iqo6; Mem., 
 St. Bd. of Examiners in Accty. in 111., 1908-09; 
 Sec, do., 1910. Married Emily Hoggins, 1894, 
 Chicago. Child, Norman, b. My 11, 1901 (died S 
 I, 1904). Address. 204 N. Central Ave., Aus- 
 tin Sta., Chicago; bus. add., 828-837 Unity 
 Bldg., do. 
 
 JOSEPH HARVEY CHECKLEY 
 
 (See No. 5584-) 
 HAROLD FARNSWORTH CHILDS 
 
 Dept. Din; A. B. and A. M., O. St. Univ.. 
 1913; b. O 9, 1888, Chicago. Prepared in Eth- 
 ical Culture H. S., New York City; Columbia; 
 Univ. of Mo. Asst., Eng. and Rhet., West. Re- 
 serve Univ.. 1914-16; do., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-17. Dir., Dept., Journalism, Miami Univ., 
 Oxford, O., 1 9 18 — . Address, 220 W. loth 
 Ave., Columbus, O.t 
 
 HOWARD MARION CHILES 
 (See No. 8211.) 
 
 JAMES ALBURN CHILES 
 (See No. G114.) 
 
 PAUL CHIPMAN 
 (See No. 796.) 
 
 •HALBERT LILY CHIPPS 
 (See No. 1204.) 
 
 WALTER CHISHOLM 
 Instructor; Instr., Gunnery, U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of 111., 1918; do., Patternmaking, Univ. 
 of Wis. Address, c/o Univ. of Wisconsin, 
 Madison, Wis. 
 
 ALFRED KNIGHT CHITTENDEN 
 Professor; Ph. B., Yale, 1900; M. F.. Yale 
 Forest Sch., 1902; b. O 28, 1879, New Haven, 
 
 Conn. Prepared in Sheffield Scientific Sch.; 
 Studied Abroad. Chief, Cooperation, U. S. 
 Forest Service 190508; Forester, U, S. Indian 
 Service, Dept. of Interior, 1908-13; Lecturer, 
 Timber Resources, Univ. of 111., 1913-14; 
 Prof., Forestry, Mich. Agr. Coll., Lansing, 
 Mich., 1914 — -. Address, c/o Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 Lansing, Mich.f 
 
 EDWARD WILSON CHITTENDEN 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1909; A. M., 
 do., 1910; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1912; b. 
 Ag 3, 1885, Waterville. Minn.; s. Ezra Porter 
 (b. F 23, 1S52, Westbrook, Conn.) and Lizzie 
 (Stone) Chittenden (b. D 12, 1856). Prepared 
 in Kearney (Neb.) II. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Sigma Xi, 1909; Scholar, Univ. of Mo,, 1909- 
 10; Fellow Univ. of Chicago, 1910-12. Instr., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1912-18; Asst. Prof., 
 Math., Univ. of la., Iowa City, la., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Infinite Developments and the Composi- 
 tion property (K12B) in General Analysis, 
 Rend. Circ. Mat. di Pabnero, \o\. 30, 1915; On 
 the Converse of the Heine-Borel Theorem in a 
 Riesz Domain, Bui. Am. Math. Soc, Vol. 22, 
 1915; Relatively Uniform Convergence of Se- 
 quences of Functions, Trans. Am. Math. Soc, 
 Vol. 15, 1914; On the Equivalence of Ecart and 
 Voisinage, do.. Vol. 18, 1917; (with A. D. 
 Pitcher) On the Foundations of the Calcul 
 Functionnel of Frechet, do., Vol. 19, 1918; On 
 the Equivalence of Relations Kqi qsm. Am. 
 Jour, of Math., \o\. 39, 1917. Mem., Epis. 
 Church. Married Ludie May Irvan, Je 19, 
 19 1 2, Mexico, Mo. Children: Albert Porter, 
 b. Ja 23, 1914; Margaret, b. D 24, 1916; Ray- 
 mond Moore, b. Jl 7, 1917. Address, 1116 Ar- 
 bor St., Champaign. 
 
 FLORENCE HELEN CHURTON 
 (See No. 8215.) 
 
 CHARLES RICHARD CLARK 
 (See No. 11 14.) 
 
 ERNEST McCHESNEY CLARK 
 (See No. 5592.) 
 
 GEORGE LUTHER CLARK 
 Professor; A. B., Kenyon Coll., 1896; LL. 
 B.. Univ. of Ind., 1899; do.. Harvard, 1906; S. 
 J. D., do., 1913; b. F 19, 1877. Ferry. O.; s. 
 Horace Mann (Ij. S 13, 1854, Lytic, O.) and 
 Mary Ellen (Coon) Clark (b. O 18, 1858). Pre- 
 pared in Waynesville (O.) H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa, Hon. mem.. Phi Delta Phi, 1903; Schol- 
 arship, Harvard Law Sch., 1901-02. Lawyer, 
 Frankfort, Ind., 1899-1900; Instr., Law, Leland 
 Stanford L^niv., 1902-04; Prof,, do., Univ, of 
 111., 1904-09; do., Univ. of Midi., 1909-12; do., 
 L^niv. of Mo., 1913 — . Auth.: Contributions to 
 Harvard, Columbia, and Mich. Law Reviews, 
 and to Univ. of Mo. Law Bui. Married Mary 
 Craig Mathers, Je 25, 1902, Bloomington, Ind. 
 Children: George Mathers, b. Ap 29, 1903; 
 Eleanor Louise, b. Jl 29, 1908. Address, Col- 
 umbia, Mo. 
 
 MARY HELEN CLARK 
 Librarian; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1899; b. My 
 14. 1877. Peoria; d. George Candee (b. Mv 24, 
 1846, Morton, 111.) and Emily (Mack) Clark 
 (b. Mr 17, i8si, Batavia, III.). Prepared in 
 Peoria H. S. Catalog Reviser, Lib. Sch., Univ. 
 of III., 1908-11; Lecturer, Cataloging and Cat- 
 alog Reviser, Lib., do., 1911-14; Cataloger, New- 
 berry Lib,, Chicago, 1914-15; Catalog Reviser 
 and Instr,, West. Reserve Univ. Lib. Sch., 
 Cleveland. 1915-16; Ref. Asst,, Cleveland Pub, 
 Lib,, 1916 — . Address, 2343 Hudson St,, Kala- 
 mazoo, Mich.; bus. add., Cleveland Pub. Lib., 
 Cleveland. 
 
 SAMUEL CHAPIN CLARK 
 (See No. G122.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 857 
 
 THOMAS ARKLE CLARK 
 (See No. 597.) 
 
 WILLIAM ARTHUR CLARK 
 (See No. 2353.) 
 
 JEAN PAUL CLAYTON 
 (See No. G123.) 
 
 CLINTON B. CLEVENGER 
 Chemist; B. S., O. St. Univ., 1912; M. S., 
 do., 1913; b. N II, 1888, Shelby Co., O. Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Fellow, Agr. Chem., 
 O. St. Univ., 1913; Asst. Chem., Soil Physics, 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-16; First Asst., Soil Analy- 
 sis, do., 1916; Stud., Univ. of Calif., 1917; 
 Soils Chem., Madison, Wis., 1918 — . Mem., 
 M. E. Church. Address, Fletcher, O. ; bus. 
 add., 1636 Adams St., Madison, Wis. 
 
 GEORGE PERKINS CLINTON 
 (See No. 599.) 
 
 HENRY LIVINGSTON COAR 
 (See No. G125.) 
 
 HARRY CLAY COFFEEN 
 (See No. 11 16.) 
 
 WALTER CASTElLa COFFEY 
 (See No. 2617.) 
 
 LOTUS DELLA COFFMAN 
 Dean; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1896; A. M.. do., 
 1910; Ph. D., Columbia, 1911; b. Ja 7, 1875, 
 Salem, Ind.; s. Mansford E. and Laura E. 
 Coflman. Prepared in Salem (Ind.) H. S. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Phi Delta Kappa; Sigma Xi. 
 Prin. and Supt., Schs., Ind., 1806-1907; Supvr., 
 Tr. Sch., Charleston, 111., 1907-09, 191 1-12; 
 Scholar, Columbia, 1909-10; Lecturer, do., 1910- 
 11; Prof., Educ, Univ. of 111., 1912-15; Dean, 
 Coll. of Educ, Univ. of Minn., 1915 — . Co- 
 Auth. : How to Teach Arithmetic, 1913; Tlie 
 Supervision of Arithmetic, 191 5; Auth.: The 
 Social Composition of the Teaching Population, 
 191 1 ; Minimum Essentials Versus Differen- 
 tiated Course of Study in the 7th and 8th 
 grades. Proceedings Nat. Educ. Assn., 1916; 
 Educational Progress Through S^ipervision, 
 Sch. and Home Educ, Vol. 36, 1917; Methods 
 Used in Determining (Minimum Essentials, 
 Teachers Coll. Record, Vol. 18, 1917; Methods 
 of Instruction and course of Study, St. Paul 
 School Survey. Ed., Educ. Series, D. C. Heath 
 & Co.; Co-ed., Jour. Educ. A dm. and Super- 
 vision. Mem., Nat. Soc. for Study of Educ, 
 Pres., 1917-18; Soc. Coll. Teachers of Educ; 
 N. E. A. Married Mary Emma Farrell, D 28, 
 1899, Paoli, Ind. Children: Katherine Farrell; 
 W^illiam. Address, 11 15 E. River Road. Min- 
 neapolis; bus. add., Coll. of Educ, Univ. of 
 Minn., do. 
 
 ARTHUR SAMUEL COLBY 
 (See No. G127.) 
 
 AGNES MARY COLE 
 (See No. 1484.) 
 
 ARTHUR CHARLES COLE 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1907; A. 
 M., do., 1908; Ph. D. LTniv. of Pa., 191 1; b. 
 Ap 22, 1886, Ann Arbor. Mich.; s. Harry 
 Loomis (b. do.) and Pauline (Kuster) Cole 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Ann Arbor (Mich.) II. 
 S. Phi Beta Kapna; Phi Eta; Harrison Fellow. 
 Univ. of Pa., 1908-12. Asst., Hist.. Univ. of 
 Mich., 1907-08; Lecturer, do., Univ. of Pa., 
 1911-12; Instr., do Univ. of 111., 1912-15; 
 Assoc, do., 1915-17; Asst. Prof., do., 1917 — . 
 Winner of Justin Windsor Prize, D 1912; 
 Made mem. of com., Justin Windsor prize. 
 
 Auth.: The Whig Party in the South, Oxford 
 Univ. Press, 1914; The Era of Transition, 1848- 
 70, ///. Centennial Hist., Vol. 3, McCIurg, 1918 
 (in press); Inscribed Stones in the Washington 
 Monument. Hist. Teacher's Mag., Vol. 3, Mr 
 1912; The South and the Right of Secession in 
 the Early Fifties, Miss. Valley Hist. Review, 
 Vol. i; Historical Activities in the Old North- 
 west, 1915-16, do.. Vol. 3, Je 1916; do.. Vol. 4, 
 Je 1917; President Lincoln and the Illinois 
 Radical Republicans, do.. Vol. 4, Mr 1918; Lin- 
 coln's War-time Critics, Hist. Teacher's Mag., 
 Ap 1918; Historical Activities in the Old 
 Northwest, 1917-18, Miss. Valley Hist. Re- 
 ricw, Je 1918; and other articles in hist, mags.; 
 The Era of the Civil War. Mem., Am. Hist. 
 Soc; Miss. Val. Hist. Soc; Grand Treas., 
 Phi Eta. Married Ethel Sleight, F 22, 1907, 
 Windsor, Ont. Children; .Arthur Charles, Jr., 
 b. Mr 2, 1908; Beth Elaine, b. O 31, 1913. 
 Address, 805 S. Goodwin Ave., Urbana. 
 
 CHARLES NELSON COLE 
 (See No. G129.) 
 
 CLYDE BESTOR COLEMAN 
 (See No 2939.) 
 
 VIDA LUCILE COLLINS 
 ' (See No. G131.) 
 
 STEPHEN SHELDON COLVIN 
 Professor; Ph. B., Brown Univ., 1891; A. 
 M., do., 1894; Ph. D., Univ. of Strassburg, 
 1897; b. Mr 29, 1869, Phenix, R. I.; s. Stephen 
 (b. 1821, Pippin Orchard, R. I.) and Clara Ann 
 (Turner) Colvin (b. 1847. Guernsey, Eng.). 
 J'repared in Worcester Acad. Zeta Psi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Third Carpenter 
 I'rize; Dunn Premium. Instr., Rhet., Brown 
 L'niv., 1892-5; do., Eng., Worcester H. S., 
 1 897-1901; Asst. Prof., Philos., Brown Univ., 
 1903-4; do.. Psych., LTniv. of 111., 1901-4; 
 .Vssoc. Prof., do., 1904-7; Prof., do., 1907- 
 12; Prof., Educ Psych., Brown Univ., 1912 — . 
 .\uth. : The Thing-in-itself of Schopenhauer, 
 Providence, 1897; The Learning Process, 1911; 
 (with W. C. Bagley), Human Behavior, 1913; 
 Introduction to High School Teaching, 1917; 
 also articles in scientific and literary jours. 
 Mem.. A. A. A. S., Fellow; Am. Psych. Assn.; 
 City Club of New York, etc. Married Edna 
 Frances Boothman. O 1891, Phenix, R. I. (died 
 Ja, 1893); Eva Mable Collins, Jl 1895, Button- 
 v.oods, R. I. Child, Sheldon David, b. S 21, 
 1896. Address, Brown Univ., Providence, R. I. 
 
 *THEODORE B. COMSTOCK 
 .\. B., St. Coll. Pa., 1868; B. S., Cornell 
 Univ.. 1870; D. S., do., 1886; b. Jl 27-, 1849, 
 Cuyahoga Falls. O. ; s. (Talvin Josephus (b. Mr 
 15, 1825, Utica, N. Y.) and Amelia Maria 
 (ilanford) Comstock (b. O i, 1825, Middlebury, 
 O.). Prepared in Central H. S., Cleveland, and 
 1 vt. Schs. Delta Upsilon; Sigma Chi (honor- 
 ary) ; Founder. Irving Lit. Soc, and Nat. Hist. 
 Soc, Cornell L^niv. ; Prizes in Geol. and Agr. 
 Chem., Cornell. Instr., Bot., Cornell, 1868-70; 
 I'irst Asst. and Photog., Morgan Expedition to 
 I'.razil, 1870; Prof., Nat. Sc, Pelham Priory, 
 Westchester Co., 187 1-3; do.. Miss Nourse's 
 .\cad., Cincinnati, 1873; Geol., Capt. Jones' Ex- 
 pedition to Yellowstone Park, Wyo.. 1873; 
 Acting Prof., Geol. and Paleontol., Cornell, 
 '875-9; founded Dept. of Econ. Geol.; Assoc. 
 Prof., Harvard Summer Sch. of Geol.; with 
 (Jeol. Sur. of Ky., 1876; led Expedition to_ N. 
 W. Provinces, Canada, 1877; Gen. Mgr., Niag- 
 ara Consolidated Mining Co., Eureka. Colo., 
 1879-84; Mgr., Comstock & Co., Ore Sampling 
 Works, Silverton. Colo.. 1880-4; Partner, Mor- 
 ton Comstock Elec Co., Cleveland. 1884-5; 
 Prof., Min. Engng. and Phys., Univ. of III., 
 1885-9; engaged in Geol. Surs. of Ark. and 
 Tex. in vacations, 1887-9; Asst. St. Geol., Tex., 
 1889-91; Dir., Ariz. Sch. of Mines, Tucson, 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 1891-s; Chairman, Faculty, Univ. of Ariz., 
 1892-4; Pres., do., 1894-5; Pres. and Gen. Mgr„ 
 Security Min. and Development Co., 1895-1901; 
 Consulting Engr., Prescott Development Syn- 
 dicate Ltd., Glasgow, Scot.; Consulting Engr. 
 for large Am., Mex. and European min. Cos., 
 1901-5; Pres., Comstock Investment Co., Los 
 Angeles. 1905-15; Sec. and Chief Engr., Bd. of 
 Pub. Utilities, Los Angeles, 1910-15. Auth. : An 
 Outline of General Geology. 8 Vols., The Uni- 
 versity Press, 1878; Vein Structure of South- 
 western Colorado, reprint Trans. A. I. M. E., 
 18S6; Report, Geology of Northwestern Wyom- 
 ing, 1874; special ed. from office Chief Engrs., 
 U. S. A., 187s; Report, Geology Survey of 
 Arkansas, 1887; first and second reports, Geol. 
 Sur. of Tex., 1890-1; Geol. and Vein Phenomena 
 of Ariz., reprint Trans. A. I. M. E., igop; Arti- 
 cles in Engvc]. and Min. Jour, and other scien- 
 tific periodicals, numerous articles on geology, 
 mineralogy, metallurgjy. Mem., Washington 
 Soc, St. Coll.; Archaeol. Inst. Am.; A. A. A. 
 S. (life fellow) ; Geol. Soc. of Am., fellow and 
 founder; Helenic Travelers Club; Councillor 
 Am. Inst. Civics; New York Acad, of Sc. ; 
 Pres., S. Calif. Acad. Sc, 1901-3; Chm., Ex- 
 Com. Southwest Soc, 1903-6; Dir., Auditorium 
 Co., 1905-11; V. P., Cornell Club of Los An- 
 geles, 1905-6; Pres., 1906-7; Sec and Chief 
 Engr., Bd. of Pub. Insts., Los Angeles. Mar- 
 ried Blanche Iluggins, D 9, 1880, Cleveland." 
 Died Jl 25, 191 5, Los Angeles. 
 
 JESSE LeROY CONEL 
 
 (See No. G133.) 
 
 EDWARD CHAPMAN CONVERSE 
 
 (See No. 2058.) 
 
 AMASA DAY COOK 
 Chemist; Grad., Univ. of Mich., 1892; A. B., 
 Cornell Univ., 1902; b. N 16. 1870, Orwell. O.; 
 s. Mary D. Cook. Asst. Chem., N. Y. St. Exp. 
 Sta.. Geneva, N. Y.. eight yrs. ; Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1902-03. Auth.: articles in Am. 
 Chem. Jour. Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 
 St. Sanitarium for Insane, Massillon, O. 
 
 FRANK LOUIS COOK 
 (See No. 3327-) 
 
 ALLEN BURTON COOKE 
 (See No. 2942.) 
 
 ELIZABETH CUTTING COOLEY 
 (BRUNER) 
 Asst. Prof., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1893-95; 
 Prin. and Teacher, Eng. and Ger., Chowan 
 Coll.; Prin., Daughters Coll. Married Jarnes 
 D. Bruner. D 1891, Blue Lick Springs, Ky. 
 Children: James Willis, b. O 1. 1895; Arthur 
 Cutting, b. N 24, 1897; Lee Moulton, b. My 23, 
 1901. Address, Harrodsburg, Ky.t 
 
 BEATRICE VIRGINIA COPLEY 
 (See No. 6812.) 
 
 ROBERT WILSON CORNELISON 
 
 (See No. 601.) 
 
 HARRY J. CORPER 
 
 Dir., Lab. Tuberculosis Sanitarium; S. B., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1906; Ph. D., do., 1911; M. 
 D., Rush Med. Coll., 1911; b. 1884, Chicago; 
 s. Ferdinand (b. i860, Ger.) and Bertha 
 (Rhoeder) Corper (b. 1862, Jackson, Mich.). 
 Prepared in N. and S. Diy. H. Schs., Chicago, 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Lecture Asst, and 
 Lab. Asst., Dept., Chem., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1904-0S; Asst,, Physiol., Univ, of 111,, 1908-09; 
 Fellow, Dept. of Pathol., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1909 11; Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Inst., 
 1911-15; Lab. Dir.. City of Chicago Mun. Tu- 
 berculosis Sanitarium, 1915 — . Capt., Med. 
 Corps, U. S, Gen. Hosp. No. 16. Invented, elec- 
 
 trically heated and regulated staining appar- 
 atus; electrically heated inoculation loop steril- 
 izer. Auth.: (with A, C. Croftan) Role of Duo- 
 denum in Glycogen Formation, Flungcis Arch., 
 (with H. G. Wells) Uric Acid Infarcts in Kid- 
 ney of New Born, Rockefeller Inst.; Purine 
 Enzymes in Foetus, do.; (with C. F. Campbell) 
 Myasis Intestinalis, O. St. Univ.; many arti- 
 cles on purines, autolysis and necrosis, choles- 
 terol, chemotherapy of tuberculosis and other 
 fundamental tuberculosis problems pertaining 
 to diagnosis, causation and prognosis. Mem., 
 A. A. A. S.; A. C. S.; Am. Soc. Biol. Chem., 
 Am. Soc. of Bacteriol. and Pathol.; Fellow, 
 Am. Med. Assn., 1916 — . Married Margaret 
 Knapp, N 4, 191 1, Shelbyville, 111. Children: 
 Harry G., b. Ap 20, 1913 (died My 15, 1913); 
 Margaret E,, b. Ag 4, 1915. Address, 5601 N. 
 Crawford Ave., Chicago; bus. add., 320 1st 
 Ave., West Haven, Conn. 
 
 ANGELO BENEDETTO MARINO 
 CORRUBIA 
 Instructor; B. S., Washington Univ.; b. S 
 5, 1883, Barile, Italy. Hon. Mention for ex- 
 cellence in modeling, St. Louis Sch. of Fine 
 Arts, 191 1. Studied in Melfi, Caserta and 
 Naples for five yrs. Arch. Draftsman; Asst., 
 Arch., Univ. of 111., 1911; Instr., do., 1911-15; 
 Arch., St. Louis. Address, 4475 Morgan St., 
 St. Louis; bus. add.. Central Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 HARRY PEACH CORSON 
 (See No. G137.) 
 
 WILLIAM WALTER CORT 
 (See No, G138.) 
 
 TERENCE BYRNE COSGROVE 
 Lawyer; A. B., St. Viateur's, 1904; A. M., 
 do., 1906; LL. B., Notre Dame, 1906; LL. M. 
 cum laude, Yale, 1907; b. Ag 5, 1881, Mar- 
 seilles, 111.; s. Terence Andrew (b. 1841. Har- 
 risburg. Pa.) and Elizabeth (Byrne) Cosgrove 
 (b. 1851, Lowell, Mass.). Prepared in St. 
 Viateur's Coll., Bourbonnais, 111. Inst., Law, 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Atty. at Law, Danville, 
 111., 1907-11; do.. San Diego, Calif., 1911-18; 
 Corp. Counsel, City of San Diego, 1913-18. 
 Address, Hotel Grant, San Diego, Calif. 
 
 JAMES AUSTIN COSS 
 (See No. G139.) 
 
 LOUIS PHILIP COSTA 
 Assistant; A. B., London Univ., 1912; A. 
 M., Oxford, 1913: esc Lie es Lett,, Louvain, 
 1914; b. Jl 23, 1893, Lisbon, Portugal, Pre- 
 nared in Acad, of Campolide, Lisbon. Instr., 
 French and Spanish, Fordham Univ., 1914-15; 
 Little Rock Coll., 1915-16; Lane Tech., Night 
 H. S., 1916; Asst., Rom. Lang.. Univ. of 111,, 
 1916-17; do., O. St. Univ., 1917 — . Address, 
 57 Denbigh St., London, S. W.; bus. add., c/o 
 O. St. Univ., Columbus, O.f 
 
 FREDERICK KITSON COWLEY 
 Instructor; b. Jl 21, 1884, Joslyn, 111. Pre- 
 pared in Moline H. S.; attended Univ. of Mich.; 
 Art Inst.. Chicago. Teacher, Drawing, Art 
 Inst., Chicago, 1907-08; Instr., Free Hand 
 Drawing, Univ. of 111., 101214; Instr., Arch., 
 Univ. of Minn.. 1914-15; Instr., Dramatic Art, 
 Carnegie Inst., Pittsburgh, 1915-16. Engaged in 
 entertainments service in Europe, 1918-19. Ad- 
 dress, 2206 Fifth Ave., Moline, 111,; bus. add., 
 11^ W. 37th St., New York City. 
 
 JENNIE ADAH CRAIG 
 (See No. 2625.) 
 
 CHARLES SPENCER CRANDALL 
 Professor; B. S.. Mich. Agr. Coll., 1873; M. 
 S„ do., 1889; b, O 12, 1852, Waverly, N. Y. 
 Prepared in I.aPorte (Ind.) H. S. .\sst., Hort., 
 
Faculty 
 
 8S9 
 
 Mich. Agr. Coll. 1885-89; Prof., Bot. and 
 Hort., Colo. Agr. Coll., 1890-00; Instr., Hort., 
 Univ. of 111., 1902-03; Asst. Prof., Pomology, 
 190307; Assoc. Prof., do., 1907-11; Prof., do., 
 191 1 — . Auth.: Fruit Interests of the State, 
 Colo. Exp. Sta. BuL, No. 17, 1891; Colorado 
 Weeds, do.. No. 23, 1893; The Russian Thistle, 
 do., No. 28, 1904; Blight and Other Plant Dis- 
 eases, do., No. 41, 1898; Notes on Plum Cul- 
 ture, do.. No. 50. 1898; The Curculio and the 
 Apple, ///. Agr. E.vp. Sta. BuL, No. 98, 1905; 
 Spraying Apples, do.. No. 106, 1906; Bordeaux 
 ,Mixture, do.. No. 135, 1909; also a number of 
 mag. articles. Mem.. A. A. A. S., fellow, 1884; 
 Am. Pomol. Soc; 111. St. Hort. Soc; Soc. of 
 Hort. Sc. Address, 1106 W. Oregon St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 WILLIAM TRUMAN CRANDALL 
 (See No. G143.) 
 
 FRED RANDALL CRANE 
 (See No. Gi44-) 
 
 RUFUS CRANE 
 Instructor; A. B., Middlebury Coll., 1909; 
 S. B., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 191 1; b. O 27, 1886. 
 N. Hanover, Mass.; s. Horace Southworth (b. 
 Ag 12, 1853, Braintree, Mass.) and Sarah 
 Emma (Barker) Crane (b. F 24, 1854, Hanson 
 Mass.). Prepared in Hanover (Mass.) H. S. 
 Engng. Staff, Boston Elevated Ry., Boston, 
 1911-12; Instr., Baker Univ., 1912-13; do., G. 
 E. D., Univ. of 111., 1913-18; do.. Forest Pro- 
 ducts Lab., 1918 — . Co-Auth.: Mechanical 
 Drafting, revised; Descriptive Geometry, re- 
 vised. Mem., Baptist Church; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Married Helen Susan Merrill, D 26, 1914. 
 Lawrence, Mass. Child, Dorothy Eleanor, b. 
 Je 9, 1916. Address, 517 S. Warren St., Madi- 
 son, Wis.; bus. add., c/o Forest Products 
 Laboratory, do. 
 
 ARTHUR ROBERT CRATHORNE 
 (See No. 1119.) 
 
 JAMES DOUGLASS CRAWFORD 
 A. B., Williams Coll.. 1870; A. M., do., 1874; 
 b. D 25, 1847, North Adams, Mass.; s. Robert 
 (b. N 24, 1804, Paisley, Scot.) and Ellen M. 
 (Griffin) Crawtord (b. Ja 6, 1810, Boston). 
 Prepared in Durfield (Mass.) H. S. Instr., 
 Ancient Langs., Univ. of 111., 1873-5; Asst. 
 Prof., Ancient Langs., do., 1875-81; Prof., 
 Hist, and Ancient Langs., do., 1881-91; do.. 
 Hist., do., 1891-3; in charge of Lib., do., 1873- 
 93. Retired. Address, Redlands, Calif. 
 
 FRED DUANE CRAWSHAW 
 Professor; B. S., Worcester Poly. Inst., 
 1896; M. E., do., 1908; b. Mr 19, 1874. St. 
 Paul; s. Frank (b. Ag 29, 1841, Copenhagen, 
 N. Y.) and Mary (Dunnaway) Crawshaw (b. 
 Mr 30, 1843, do.). Prepared in St. Paul »Mech. 
 Arts H. S. Attended Univ. of Chicago, sum- 
 mer 1900. Phi Gamma Delta. Teacher, Man. 
 Arts, Cent. H. S., Minneapolis, 1896-97; Instr., 
 do., Bradley Poly. Inst., Peoria, 1897-1902; 
 Prin., Franklin Sch., Peoria, 1902-08; Asst. 
 Dean, Coll. of Engng. and in charge of Engng. 
 Drawing, Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Prof., Man. 
 Arts, Univ. of Wis.. 1910 — ; Pres., Academic 
 Bd., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; 
 Prof., Indus. Educ. and Asst. to Dir., Engng. 
 Exp. Sta., 1919 — . Pres. of Academic Bd. of 
 Sch. of Mil. Aeronautics. Auth.: Problems in 
 Furniture Making Man. Arts Press, Peoria, 
 1906; Problems in Wood Turning, do., 1908; 
 Metal Spinning, Pop. Mech. Co., Chicago; The 
 Teaching of Manual Arts, Man. Arts Press, 
 191 1; The Manual Arts for Vocational Ends, 
 do.. 1912; Mechanical Drawing for Secondary 
 Schools, Scott, Foreman & Co., Chicago, 1916; 
 also several articles in Educ. Jours. Mem., 111. 
 Man. Arts Soc; West. Drawing and Man Tr. 
 
 Assn., Pres. Married Wilhelmina Blanche 
 Crawshaw, S 12, 1899. Children: Frances 
 Eveline, b. N 26, ipos; Frederick Story, b. Mr 
 21, 1909; Horace (jordon, b. N 9, 1912; Mary 
 Eleanor, b. F 22, 1916. Address, 705 W. Oregon 
 St.. Urbana; bus. add., 705 W. Oregon. 
 Uroana. 
 
 NINA BELLE CRIGLER 
 Professor; B. S., Columbia, 1909; b. Jl 30, 
 1885, Worthington, Minn.; d. J. W. (b. :853, 
 Va.) and Mary Louise (Chute) Crigler (b. 1853, 
 New York). Prepared in Norm. H. S., Normal, 
 111. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Asst., H. Sc, 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ., 1906-7; do.. James Milliken 
 Univ., 1907-8; do., Univ. of 111., 1908-11; Instr., 
 do., 1911-12; Assoc, do., 1912-14; Assoc. Prof., 
 Home Econ., Coll. of Indus. Arts, Denton, 
 Tex., 1916-18; St. Dir., Vocational Home 
 Econ., St. Dept. of Educ, Austin, Tex., 1918 — . 
 Address, Austin, Tex. 
 
 HERBERT LE SOURD CREEK 
 (See No. G149.) 
 
 WALTER LOUIS CRONIN 
 Instructor; B. S., in M. E., Mass. Inst, of 
 Tech., 1904; b. O 3, 1882, South Boston. Pre- 
 pared in Boston Mech. Arts H. S. Teacher, 
 evening sch., carpentry in Educ. Centres of the 
 City of Boston, winter 1904-5; time-keeper and 
 subforeman Subway, Boston; Insp.. Water- 
 works, Holden, Mass.; Instr., Applied Mech., 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-07. Address, 56 P St., So. 
 Boston. t 
 
 CLIFFORD CROSBY 
 (See No. 2364.) 
 
 MYRTLE AMY CRUZAN (GEYER) 
 (See No. 6181.) 
 
 HARRISON EDWARD CUNNINGHAM 
 Secretary; A. B., Univ. of Vt., 1904; b. Jl 
 29, 1877, Hoosick Falls, N. Y.; s. Charles Ed- 
 win (b. Ja 8. 1859, New York City) and Min- 
 nie Electa (Potter) Cunningham (b. O i, 1861, 
 Bennington, Vt.). Prepared in Wyoming Sem., 
 Kingston, Pa., and Hoosick Falls (N. Y.) H. 
 S. Attended Univ. of 111., 1911-12. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Phi Beta Kappa. Reporter and Ed., 
 various newspapers, 1904-06; Instr. and Asst. 
 Registrar, Univ. of Vt., 1906-10; Asst. Regis- 
 trar, Univ. of 111., 1910 — ; Sec, Bd. of Trus- 
 tees, do., 1914 — ; Dir., Univ. Pres, 1918 — . 
 Mem., Congr. Church; Lake Champlain Yacht 
 Club, 1907-11; Sec, Univ. Club, 1910-14. Mar- 
 ried Ethel Lord Ag 18, 1906, Burlington, Vt. 
 Address, 1104 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 MERVIN JAMES CURL 
 Journalist; A. B., Boston Univ., 1908; A. M., 
 do., 1909; b. Je 16, 1883, Littleton, N. H. Pre- 
 pared in Lawrence (Mass.) and Concord (N. 
 H.) H. Schs. Instr.. Eng. and Greek, Pa. St. 
 Coll., 1909-13; Asst. Prof., do., 1913-14; Instr., 
 Eng., Univ. of HI., 1914-18; Newspaper work, 
 Boston Herald, Boston 1918 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, Beacon Chambers, 17 Myrtle 
 St., Boston. t 
 
 FLORENCE RISING CURTIS 
 (See No. 4608.) 
 
 NATHANIEL CORTLANDT CURTIS 
 Professor; Ph. B., Univ. of N. C, 1900; B. 
 S., Columbia, 1904; b. F 8, 1881, Smithville, N. 
 C. ; s. Walter Oilman (b. 1825. Hopkinton, N. 
 H.) and Margaret Johnson (Coit) Curtis (b. 
 1845, New York City). Prepared in Southport 
 (N. C.) H. S. Alpha Tau Omega. Instr., 
 Math, and Drawing, Univ. of N. C., J90407; 
 Prof., Arch., Ala. Poly. Inst., 1907-12; Head. 
 Sch. of Arch., Tulane Univ., 1912-17; Assoc. 
 Prof.. Arch., Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Ed., Arch. 
 
Soo 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 An aiul Its Allies, igu; Arch. Dept., Bids). 
 A'l'ficH', New CVleatis, 1913-10. Auth. : Kle- 
 iiients of tlrapliics. Shades, Shadows, and Per- 
 spective, K. W. lUirton, Aulnirn, Ala.; Dome 
 of Old St. Louis Hotel, iSew Orleans. Jicli. 
 Kccoiii. N. v., iQ\o; Resume of Activities of 
 Louisiana. Chapter of American Institute of 
 Architects relative to preservation of historic 
 Architecture of New Orleans, Jour, of .-L 1. C. 
 1910; Reprints in Am. Aichs. Mem., A. L A.; 
 Epis. Church. Married Elizabeth Lockhart 
 Thach. Je u, 1913, Auburn, Ala. Children: 
 Eleanor Coit, b. O 4, 1015; Nathaniel Cort- 
 laudt, Jr., b. N 30, 19 17. Address, 310 Michi- 
 gan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 ALBERT ROOT CURTISS 
 Agriculturalist; b. My 26, iS~6. Howell. 
 Mich.; s. Henry B. (h. Ap 30. i8jo. Geneva, N, 
 \,) and Sarah A, cClark) Lurtiss 0>. Ag 13, 
 1S30, Oneida, N. Y.). Prepared iu Howell H. 
 S. Instr., Wood Shop, Mich. Agr. (.'oil., iSoo-j; 
 (/<>,, Univ. of 111., 1803-1906; with Curtiss, 
 Randall & Co., Champaign, 1900; with Root & 
 \an Dervoort Engng. Co., East Moline, 111.; 
 Agr., Bravo, Mich. Married Sarah A. Hunger- 
 ford, Mr g, iSSo. Addrt-ss, R j, Bravo, iMich.f 
 
 RICHARD SIDNEY CURTISS 
 Professor; Ph. B., S. S. S., Yale, 1888; Ph. 
 D„ Univ. of Wurzburg, 1892; b. N 8, 1S04, 
 Stratford, Conn.; s. Elbert O. (,b. 1S34, do.i 
 and Enuua CReeve> Curtiss (h. Brooklyn. N. 
 Y.). Prepared privatt% at Stratford. Phi 
 Lambda Upsilou; Alpha Chi Sigma. Cheni., 
 Conn. Exp. Sta., 18S8-00. 1803; Docent and 
 Instr., Organic Chem., I'niv. of Chicago. 1893- 
 7; Prof., Chem., Ilobart Coll,, Geneva, N. Y., 
 1897-1901; do.. Union Coll., Schenectady, N. 
 Y., 1901-4; Asst. Prof., Organic Chem., "Univ, 
 of 111.. 1904-12: Prof., do.. Throop Poly. Inst., 
 Pasadena. Calif., 1012-15; Research Chem., 
 Mexican Petroleum Co.. Los Angeles, 1915-17; 
 pvt. Jab„ Pasadena, Calif.. 1917 — . Auth.: (.'with 
 E. K. Strachan) Condensations in the Mesox- 
 alic Ester Series, Jour. A. C. S., Mr, 191 1; 
 (.with J. A. Kostalck) Pseudo Acid Esters in 
 the Mesoxalic Ester Synthesis, do.. Je, 1911: 
 Review Die Beziehun.irezwischen Farbe una 
 Konstitution bei Organischen Verbindungen, 
 von Dr. H. Ley (.S. Ilirzel, Leipsic, loii) do., 
 Jc, 1911; (.with L. F. Nickell) Ethyl Cyantar- 
 tronate and its .\ddition Reactions with Amines, 
 read at the Indianapolis Meeting of the A. C. 
 S.. Je 1011; (with H. S. Hill and R. H. Lewis) 
 Koto Ester Addition Products with Aryl .Vmines 
 and Alcohol. Jour. A. C. S.. si. Mv iqii; 
 (with R. S. Burgess") Phenylimino ^Ia^onates 
 and the Mechanism of their Reactions, Jour. A. 
 C. S.: Articles in .4m. Clicm. Jour.: Sc; Jour., 
 A. C. S.: Chem. at the Univ. of 111.. Univ. 
 of 111 Press. 1905. Mem., Der Deutschen Chem- 
 ischen Gesellschaft. of Berlin; do.. Bavaria; A. 
 C. S.; A. A. .\. S., fellow: Eighth Internat. 
 Cong, of Applied Chem.: 111. Acad, of Sc. ; 
 Champaign Co. Anti-Tuberculosis Health 
 League. Married Jessie Loop. Je 14, iSoo. Clif- 
 ton Spr., N. Y. Children: Harold L.. b. Jl i. 
 1901; Hildegard, b. O 30, 1902. Address. 150 N. 
 El Molino Ave.. Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 ROBERT EUGENE CUSHMAN 
 Assoc, and Asst. Dean; A. B.. Oberlin Coll.. 
 loii: Ph. D.. Columbia. 1017; b. Mr 27. 1S80; 
 s. Sylvanus Dustin and Estclle Caroline (Hodg- 
 man") Cusnman (b. Essex Co.. N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Akron (O.) ^H. S. Sipiia Phi Epsilon; Phi 
 Beta Kappa: Geor.ge \\ illiam Curtis Fellow, 
 Columbia: William Bayard Cutting Fellow, do. 
 Teacher. Hist.. Oberlin (O.") Acad., ion-13: 
 Instr.. Pol. Sc. Univ. of 111., 191.S-1S: Assoc. 
 do.. 1918—. Asst. Dean. Coll. of L. A. & S., 
 (/(>., i9iS — . Auth.: Voting Organic Laws. P<»/. 
 5"i\ Quarterly. Vol. 28, Je 1013: Analysis of 
 the Popular Vote on Constitution.T' and Legis- 
 lative Proposals in the Gene. at Election of 
 
 1014, The .Yew Retublie, Mr 6, 1915; Voters' 
 Leagues and their work, Kat. Munie. Rci'^iew, 
 Vol. 4: City Planning and the Courts. Proc of 
 Second Annual Convention of 111. Municipal 
 League, L'nii: of 111. /-fii/., Ja 3. 1010; Recent 
 Experience with the Initiative and Referendum, 
 Am. Pol. Se. Review. Vol. 10; Woman Sutlrage 
 on the Installment Plan, The Nation. Vol. 105, 
 1017: Municipal War Work. Univ. of III. Bui., 
 F 4, 1018. Mem.. Am. Pol. Sc. Assn. Married 
 Clarissa White Fairchild. D 25. 1910. New 
 York City. Child. Robert Fairfield, b. N 28. 
 loiS. .Iddress, 1104 S. 3rd St.. Champaign. 
 
 ALBERT HARTMAN DAEULER 
 
 (.See No. 3.335.) 
 
 DWIGIIT STOUT DALBEY 
 (.See No. 1655.) 
 
 ARTHUR HILL DANIELS 
 Professor; A. B., Olivet Coll., 1887; B. D.. 
 Yale, 1890; Ph. D.. Clark Univ., 1893; b. O 19, 
 1805, East Medvvay, Mass.; s. Elijah Breck 
 (b. F 17, 1836, do.) and Roxa (Boydcn) Dan- 
 iels (h. N 2, 1830, Dedham. Mass.). Prepared 
 in Mcdway (Mass.) M. S. Instr., Philos.. Univ. 
 of 111., 1S93-95; Asst. Prof., do., 1895-99; 
 Prof.. (/().. 1890 — . Acting Dean of Coll. Lit. 
 and Arts. do.. 1912-13. Auth.: Regeneration: A 
 Study of the New Life. Am. Jour, of Psych., 
 \"ol. (1. 1893; The Memory. After-image, and 
 Attention. 1^0. .Vol. 6. 1803; The Teaching of 
 Logic. Pof'. Sc. Monthly. 1905. Mem., Am. 
 Psych. Assn.; Am. I'hil. Assn.; Western Phil. 
 .\ssn. Married Eunice Dean. Jl 21. 1S98, Co- 
 lasset. Mass. Address, 80s W. Nevada St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 EUNICE DEAN DANIELS 
 Born Ap 9, 1865. Lowell, Mass.; d. James 
 (b. N 27, 1818. Clitheroe. Eiig.) and Sarah 
 Bowers (Chase) Dean (b. D 13, 181S, Swanzev, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Manchester (N. ID H. S. 
 .\lplia Chi Omega. Attended Wcllesley Coll., 
 18S2-3. IVt. Teaching. Piano and Harmony, 
 r.oston and Lowell, Mass., 1884-08; Instr., Mus- 
 ic. I'iaiio. I'niv. of Ilk. 1901-5; Head of 
 Woman's Hall, do., 1905-7. Auth.: Song, The 
 Night has a Thousand Eyes, A, P. Schmidt. 
 Married Arthur Hill Daniels, Jl 21. 1898, 
 Cohasset, Mass, Address, S05 W. Nevada St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 RALPH R.WMOND DANIELSON 
 (See No. 6138.) 
 
 JUAl^ITA ELIZABETH DARRAH 
 
 (See No. 562S.) 
 
 •MARY DARROW (OLSOX) 
 A. B., .-Mlegheny Coll.. 18S2; b. Cleveland: 
 d. Ammirus (b. N 1818, Henrietta, N. Y,) and 
 Eiiinia (Eddy) Harrow (b. O 1S26. Windsor. 
 Conn.). Prepared in .Mlegheny Coll., Meadville, 
 Pa. Ossoli Lit. Soc. Teacher, Latin and Greek, 
 N. E. O. Norm. Sch.. 1882-3: Instr.. Mod. 
 Langs.. I'niv. of 111., 1883-5; teacher, Chicago, 
 1880; Prin,. Park Manor' Pvt. Sch.. 1S90; 
 Prin.. McCosh ("Iramniar Sch.. 1894; 
 Mem., Chicago Pol. Equality Club; Ella F. 
 Young Club; Authors' Club. London; V. P.. 
 St. SntTravje Assn.; Xat. Educ Assn.; Bur. 
 of Geog. Married O. G. Olson. O 6, 1889, 
 Racine. Wis. Died N 15. 1Q09. Chicago. 
 
 EUGENE DAVENPORT 
 Prof.. Dean, and Dir.; B. S., Mich. Agr. 
 Coll., 1878: LL. D.. (/<).. 1907: b. Je 20, 1856. 
 Woodland. !Mich.: s. George Alartin (b. Mr 3, 
 1828, Danby. N. Y.) and Esther (Sutton") Dav- 
 enport (b. iSIy iS. 1830. Monroeville, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Teacher's Sch.. Woodland Tp. Delta 
 Tau Deha. Farmer till 18S0: Prof.. Agr.. Mich. 
 Agr. Coll., 1889-91; Dir., Collegio Agronomica, 
 
I'aculty 
 
 861 
 
 Piricicaba, St. of San Paula, Brazil, S. A., 1891- 
 92; Dean, Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111., 1895 — ; 
 Dir., Agr. Exj). Sta., do., tUgy — ; Prof., Threm- 
 inaloloKy, 1901 — . Auth.: Princiiilcs of Brced- 
 iiiK. (Jinn & Co.; Eriucation for Efricic-iicy, Ihrath 
 S: Co.; DoiiiL-sticatc-d .\nimals and Plants, fWnn 
 & Co.; various l)uls. from Mich, aiul 111. ICxp. 
 .Slas. ; occasional addresses and articles on agr. 
 topics. Mem., (Christian Union; A. A. A. .S. Fel- 
 low; Am. itreeders' Assn.; Mich. Acad, of So. ; 
 Am. GeoR. Soc; Author's Club of Eng. ; Congr. 
 Church. Married JCmma Jane Coats, N 2, 1881, 
 Woodland, Mich. Children; IJorothy, b. F 3, 
 1897 (died K 7, 1897); Margaret, b. S 6, 1898. 
 Address, 807 S. Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 CI.IN'E FLEMING DAVIDSON 
 I'iiys. and Surg.; 15. S., Wabash Coll., 1900; 
 M. D., Johns Hopkins, 1907; b. Ag 16, 1897, 
 Crawfonlsville, Jnd.; s. David ilenry (b. 1852, 
 do.) .Salome E. ( ilarshbarger; Davidson _(b. 
 1854, Ladoga, Ind.). Prepared in Wabash Coll. 
 I'rei). Sch. Phi Beta Kai)pa; Al[)ha Omega 
 Alpha. Teacher, II. S., Charleston, 190001; 
 Instr., Univ. Acad., 1901-03; attended Johns 
 llojikins Med. Sch., 190307; Resident House 
 Oflicer, Johns Hopkins llosp., 1907-08; Phys. 
 and Surg., Sealllc, 1908; Chief Med. Insp., 
 Dept. of Health, do., 1911-14. Mem., I'resby. 
 Church; Arch. Club, Seattle; Coll. Club, du. 
 A. F. A. M. Address, 509 American Bank 
 Hldg., Seattle. 
 
 BERTHA ADELINE DAVIS (COPLEN) 
 Musician; b. 1877, Dover, Mass. Prepared in 
 Newton H. .S., Boston. Teacher, Ojicra, 
 ('hurch, and Concert Singing, 1910-15; Instr., 
 Voice, Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Vocal Teacher, 
 Concert and Church Singer, Los Angeles, 
 19 16 — . Married J. D. Coplen, D 191 8, Los 
 Angeles. Address, 15 18 Grammercy Place, Los 
 Angeles. 
 
 CHARLES GIDEON DAVIS 
 Teacher; A. B., Univ. of Ind.; 1898; Ph. D., 
 Freiburg, Ger., 1902; b. Mr 6, 1875, Sheridan, 
 Ind.; s. Newton Jasiier (b. N 23, 1823, l'"ayetle 
 Co., Ind.) and Mary Jane Davis (b. Jl 24, 
 1837, Ripley Co., Ind.). Prepared in Sheridan 
 (Ind.) Jl. S.; Attended Univ. of (ieneva, 
 .Switzerland, summer 1901; Univ. of Grenoble, 
 France, vacation course 1901. Goethe Gesell- 
 schat. Teacher, Noblesville, Ind., 1895; Mes- 
 senger, Appellate Court of Ind., 1895 97; I'rin., 
 II. S., Wdliainsport, Ind., 1898-1900; Instr., 
 Bot. and Latin, Roberts Inst., F'reiburg, Ger., 
 1900-02; Pvt. Tutor, Wiesbaden, Ger., 1902-03; 
 Instr., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1903-08; fruit cul- 
 ture. Wash., 1908-10; Grad. stud., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1910-11; Prin., II. S., Esparto, Calif., 
 191 1 ; Ileadj Lang. Dept.^ Union Poly. II. S., 
 Venice, Calif. Auth.: Die deutschen .Substan- 
 iva auf ling im 18. Jahrhundert, Trueber, 
 Strassburg, 1903, and in Zeithschrift fiir 
 deutsche Wortforschung, Vol. IV, 1903- Berlin 
 as a Music Center, translated from (jcr. for 
 Music Lover's Calendar, 1906; various articles 
 and translations for other periodicals. Mem., 
 M. E. Church; Y. M. C. A.; St. Teachers 
 Assn., Calif. Address, Venice, Calif. 
 
 GRANT TRAIN DAVIS 
 (See No. G159.) 
 
 JOHN WILLIAMS D.WIS 
 (See No. Gi6o.) 
 
 RAYMOND EARL DAVIS 
 (See No. G162.) 
 
 ROBERT LESLEY DAVIS 
 (See No. G163.) 
 
 WILLIAM JAMES DAVIS 
 Major; b. Ag 7, 1879, Pcrryville, Pa. At- 
 tended Girard Coll.: Univ. of Pa. 2nd. Lt., 
 8th Inf., 1901; 1st l-t., do,, 1906; Capt., 2jnfi. 
 Inf., 1916; Asst. Prof., Mil. Sc, Univ. of 111., 
 1916-17; Mai., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., 
 1917 — . Address, Cainp Zachary Taylor, Ky. 
 
 ANNA MARY DAVISON 
 Journalist; b. Ja 19, 1883, Monticello, 111.; 
 d. John W. (b. Ap 30, 1854, Holly head, Wales) 
 anrl Anna Elizabeth (Knight) Davison (b. Jl 
 25, 1859, Monticello, 111.). J'rejiared in Mon- 
 ticello H. .S. Asst., Woman's (jym., Univ. of 
 111., 1903-7: teacher. Music and Phys. Tr., 
 Wautoma, Wis., 1907-9; do., La. St. Norm., 
 Natchitoches, La., 1909-10; teacher. West Side 
 Conservatory of Music, Chicago, 1010-13; with 
 Chicago Daily News, 19 13 — . Address, 711 
 Barry Ave., Chicago; bus. add., Chicago Daily 
 News, do. 
 
 CHESTER MORTON DAVISON 
 (See No. 1120.) 
 
 ERIC ALLEN DAWSON 
 Correspondent; B. S., Univ. of Miss., 1908; 
 M. A., do., 1913; b. Jl 8, 1888, Okolona, Miss.; 
 s. Ward (b. Ag 31, 1861, Mt. I'leasaiit, 'j'enn.) 
 and Annie Lee (Moore) Dawson (b. N 22, 
 1865, Columbus, Ga.). Prepared in Okolona 
 (.Miss.) II. S.; Attended Univ. of Paris. Sig- 
 ma Alpha Epsilon. Asst., Mod. Lang., Univ. of 
 Miss., i9'3-iS; Asst. and Grad. Stud., Rom. 
 Lang., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Corresponrlent, 
 Sears, Roebuck, & Co., 19 17. Y. M. C. A. Sec, 
 13 Rue La Foyette, Paris, France, 191 8. Ad- 
 dress, Okolona, Miss. 
 
 HARRIET DAY 
 Director; b. Laurel, Ind.; d. William L. (b. 
 Seaford, Del.) and Anna M. (Conwell) Day (b. 
 do.). Prepared in Laurel (Ind.) H. .S. West. 
 Coll., Oxford, O., 1892-3; Cincinnati Art Acad., 
 1893-5; New York Art Sch., 1897-8; M. Julian 
 Acad. Paris, under Jean Paul Laurens, 1H98-9; 
 Pa. Museum and Sch. of Indus. Art, Philadel- 
 phia, 1904-5; Columbia, 1909-10. Head of Art 
 Dopt., El (jolejio Americano Monterey, Old 
 Mexico, 1895-6; Dir., Dept. Colo. Teachers' St. 
 Coll., Greeley, 1899-1904; Dir., Art Deiit., .St. 
 Norm. Sch., Cheney, Wash., 1905-8; Head of 
 Art Dept., C)kla. St. Agr. Coll., 1909-10; Instr., 
 Art and Design, Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Dir., 
 Dept. of Art, Mo. Northwest St. Norm. Sch., 
 '9' I — . Auth.: Various articles in sch. journs. 
 Address, Northwest Normal, Maryville, Mo.f 
 
 HARRY WARREN DAY 
 
 (See No. 8266.) 
 
 VINCENT S. DAY 
 (See No. 8267.) 
 
 NIELS HENRIKSEN DEBEL 
 (See No. G170.) 
 
 JOSEPH EDGAR DE CAMP 
 Instructor; B. S., Ark. Coll., 1905; A. M., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1912; I'h. D., do., 1914; b. F 
 19, 1887. Desha, Ark.; s. Edgar F. (b. 1861) 
 and Emilie Anne (Smith) De Camp (b. 1865, 
 Batesville, Ark.). Prepared in Ark. Norm. 
 Coll.; Ark. Coll. Sigma Xi. Asst. Psych., 
 Univ. of III., 1914-15; Instr., do., Univ. of 
 Calif., 1915-16; do., Stanford Univ., 1916 — . 
 Pvt., Psych. Examing Bd., Camp Kearney, 
 Calif. Auth.: A .Study of Retroactive Inhibition, 
 Psych. Monograph .S'eries, 191 5; The Influence 
 of Color upon Apparent Weight, Jour, of Exp. 
 Psych., 1917. Mem., Am. Psych. Assn.; Assn. of 
 West. Naturalists; A. A. A. S. Address. 
 Stanford Univ., Calif. 
 
862 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 EDWARD HARRIS DECKER 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1897; LL. 
 B., do., 1904; b. O 14. 187-2, Battle Creek, 
 Mich.; s. Garrett (b. N 19, 1836, Ulster Co., N. 
 Y.) and Jennie M. (Bellows) Decker (b. S 
 21, 1840, Climax, Mich.). Prepared in Battle 
 Creek (Mich.) H. S. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 
 PiJ Delta Phi; Order of the Coif. Lawyer, 
 Battle Creek, Mich., 1904-09; City Atty., do., 
 1907-09; Instr., Law, Univ. of 111., 1909-11; 
 Prof., do., 191 1—. On leave 1918-19. Special 
 Advisor, Legal Section, War Risk Ins. Bur., 
 1918-19. Auth. : The Case of the Sealed Instru- 
 ment in 111., ///. Law Bui., vol. i, 1918. Mem., 
 Presby. Church; 111. St. Bar Assn.; Am. Bar 
 Assn. Married Mary Hawkins Fitzhugh, D 25, 
 1909. Address, 806 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 CHARLES DE GARMO 
 Professor; Ph. B., Univ. of Halle, 1886; b. 
 Ja 7, 1849, Mukwnago, Wis.; s. Rufus (b. N i, 
 1 82 1, Esopus, N. Y.) and Laura (Wilbur) De 
 Garmo (b. Ag 1822. Petersborough, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. Prof.. Mod. 
 Langs., 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1886-90; Prof., 
 Psych, and Educ, Univ. of 111., 1890-1; Pres., 
 Swarthmore Coll., Swarthmore, Pa., 1891-99; 
 Prof., Sc. and Art of Educ, Cornell Univ., 
 1898-1814; Retired. Pvt., 149th 111., 1865- 
 6. Auth.: Essentials of Method, D. C. Heath 
 & Co., 1890; Translation of Lindner's Psych., 
 do., 1890; Language (English) Series, 1898, 
 Am. Book Co.; Interest and Educ, 1903, Mac- 
 millan Co.; Herbart and Herbartions, Scribners, 
 1898; Principles of Secondary Educ, 1907-10, 
 Macmillan Co. Mem., Nat. Herbart Soc Mar- 
 ried Ida W^itbeck, D 29, 1875. Children: Walter 
 C, b. 1876; Mabel L., b. 1880, (died); Robert 
 Max, b. 1885. Address, Cocoanut Grove, Fla.t 
 
 MARY CORA DE GARMO 
 Dietitian; A. B., Wash. Univ., 1912; M. A., 
 Columbia, 1913; Prepared in Newcomb Coll., 
 1908-9; Prof., H. Sc, Agnes Scott Coll., 1913- 
 16; Instr., H. Sc. Univ. of 111., 1916-17. Dieti- 
 tian, Base Hospital, Camp McPherson, <ja.; do., 
 France. Address, 6186 Washington Ave., St. 
 Louis. 
 
 WILLIAM MAURICE DEHN 
 (See No. G172.) 
 
 HORACE GROVE DEMING 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Washington, 
 1907; Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1911; b. F 25, 
 1885, San Bernardino, Calif. Prepared in Ta- 
 coma (Wash.) H. S. Sigma Xi. Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1908-11; Prof., Chem.. 
 Univ. of the Philippines, 1911-16; Chief, Dept., 
 do., 1916; Assoc. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1916- 
 18; Assoc. Prof., do., Univ. of Neb. 1918; Prof., 
 do., Univ. of Neb., 1918; Prof., Gen. and Phys. 
 Gen. and Phys. Chem., Staff. Chem. Warfare 
 Service, N. A., 1918^. Auth.: Articles in Jour. 
 Indus, and Engng. Chem. Address, University 
 of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. 
 
 RUBY THORNE DE MOTTE (BROWN) 
 (See No. 1657.) 
 
 HERBERT WILLIAMS DENIO 
 Librarian; A. B., Middlebury Coll., Vt., 
 1888; A. M., do., i8qi; B. L. S., N. Y. St. 
 Lib. Sch., 1894; b. Je 16, 1896, Bakersfield, 
 Vt. Libn., Westfield Atheneum Mass.; Cata- 
 loger, Dittenberger Lib., Univ. of 111. 1908-10; 
 Farmer, Honkinton, N. H. igio-15; Cataloger, 
 Henry E. Huntington Pvt. Lib., New York 
 City, 1915 — . Aut'.i.: Newspaper articles, an- 
 nual reports, and various articles relating to 
 the Pub. Lib. Mem., M. E. Church. Married 
 Minnie C. Denio, 1910. Address, 973 Summit 
 Ave., New York City. 
 
 HERBERT KNIGHT DENNIS 
 Assistant; Ph. B., Brown, 1912; A. M., 
 Princeton, 1914; A. M., Harvard, 1915; Ph. D., 
 do., 1918; b. Je 1, 1886, Muncie, Ind. Prepared 
 in Allegheny Coll. Prep. Sch. Phi Delta Theta. 
 Prin., H. S., East Mead, Pa., 1908-09; Stone- 
 boro. Pa., 1909-10; Instr. Peddie Inst., Hights- 
 town, N. J., 1912-14; Robert Treat Paine 
 Fellow, Harvard, 1915-16; Asst., Sociol., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-18. Asst., Sociol., Rice Inst., 
 Houston, Tex., 1918 — . Married Agnes Wright 
 ('16), S 7, 1918, Urbana. Address, c/o Rice 
 Inst. Houston, Tex. 
 
 WILLIAM CULLEN DENNIS 
 Lawyer; A. B., Earlham Coll., 1896; A. B,. 
 Harvard, 1897; A. M., LL. B., do., 1901; LL. 
 D., Earlham, 191 1; b. D 22, 1878, Richmond, 
 Ind.; s. David Worth (b. 1849, West River, 
 Ind.) and Martha Ann(Curl) Dennis (b. Mar- 
 shall, Ind.). Prepared in (jymnasium, Bonn, 
 Ger. and Edinburgh Royal H. S. Cosmos 
 Club; Commencement speaker. Harvard, 1898; 
 Sec Lake Mohonk Conf. on Internat. Arbitra- 
 tion, 1901-02. Instr., Law, Univ. of 111., 1902; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1902-04; Asst. Prof., Stanford 
 Univ., 1904-05; Adjunct Prof., Columbia, 1905- 
 06; Prof., Law, George Washington Univ. Law 
 Sch., 1906-09; Asst. Solicitor, Dept. of St., 
 1906-10; Agt. of the U. S., U. S. and Venezuela 
 Arbitration before the permanent Tribunal at 
 the Hague, (Case of the Orinoco Steamship 
 Co.) 1909-10; Agt. of the U. S., Chamizal-Ar- 
 bitration with Mex. before the Internat. Bound- 
 ary Comn., El Paso, Tex., 1910-11; Sec. to the 
 Chief Justice of the U. S. in the Costa Rica- 
 Panama Boundary Arbitration, 1911; |)vt. law 
 practice, Washington, D. C, 1911 — ; Counsellor 
 to Chinese Govt., 1917 — -. Auth.: The Orinoco 
 Steamship Co. Case before the Hague Tribunal, 
 Am. Jour. Internat. Law. 1911; Compromise the 
 great Defect of Arbitration, Columbia Law Rev., 
 191 1 ; Jury Trial and f'e Federal Constitution, 
 do., 1906; The Panama Situation in the Light of 
 Internat. Law. Am. Law Register, 1904. Mem., 
 Soc. of Friends; Sch. Comn., Moses Brown Sch., 
 Providence, R. I. Married Agnes Kirkland Bar- 
 ker, Jl 8, 1909, Washington, D. C. Children: 
 David Worth, b. Je 7, 1912; Catherine E., b. 
 Te 29, 1914. Address, The Alwyn, 1882 Columbia 
 Road. Washington D. C. 
 
 JOHN ADLUM DENT 
 Associate; M. E., Lehigh Univ., 1905; b. Ja 
 16, 1885, Brookland, Pa.; s. William (b. Je 12, 
 1844, Washington, D. C.) and Frances Elliott 
 (Johnsone) Dent (b. F 24, 1854, Columbia, S. 
 C.). Prepared in Western H. S., Washington, 
 D. C. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma. 
 With Bucyrus Co., Milwaukee, i90t;-6; with 
 Bethlehem Steel Co., S. Behtlehem Pa., 1906- 
 7; N. Y. Transit Co.. Binghamton, N. Y., 1907- 
 10; Instr., Mech. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1910- 
 13; Assoc. Mech. Engng., 1913-17. R. 'O. T. C, 
 Ft. Sheridan, 1917; ist Lt., Ord. Dept. N A., 
 1917-18; Capt., do., A. E. F., France. 1918; — . 
 Assoc. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Soc. for Promotion 
 of Engng. Educ; Univ. Club of Urbana and 
 Champaign. Address, 1103 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 GEORGE BION DENTON 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1907; M. 
 A., do.. 1909; Ph. D., do., 1916; b. Mr 22, 
 1884. Detroit: s. Walter Bion (b. 1857, Lowell, 
 Mich.) and Mary (Wells) Denton (b 1852, 
 Utica, Mich.). Prepared in Central H. S., 
 Detroit. Phi Beta Kappa; Staff, Univ. Lit. 
 Mag.; Quadrangle Club, Univ. of Mich. Asst. 
 Rhet., Univ. of Mich., 1906-7; Asst.. Rhet- 
 qnd Hist., do., 1907-8; Asst., Hist., do.. 1908-9; 
 Asst., Eng. Univ. of 111., iqoo-io; Ed., News 
 Letter, Univ. of Mich, and Asst. Ed.. Mich 
 Alumnus, 1910-11; Instr.. Eng., N. W. Univ.^ 
 1912-17; Instr.. Eng., N. W. Dental Sch., 
 1917 — . Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am., 1914- 
 
Faculty 
 
 86s 
 
 18. Married Fern Billing Sley, Je 9, 1916, 
 North English, la. Child, Dorqthy Georgia, 
 b. Ap :8, 1917. Address, 749 Sherman Ave., 
 Evanston, 111.; bus. add.. N. W. Univ. Dental 
 Sch., Chicago. 
 
 WILLIAM WELLS DENTON 
 (See No. G174.) 
 
 GRACE EMILY DERBY 
 Asst. Libn.; A. B., West. Coll., Oxford, O., 
 1905; b. O 3, 1879, Lawrence, Kan.; d. Fred- 
 erick Asa (b. Mr 16, 1836, Wardsboro, Vt.) 
 and Clara Hannah (White) Derby (b. Ag 10, 
 1837, do.). Prepared in Lane Univ., Lecompton, 
 Kan. Teacher, Piano, Lawrence, Kan., summers, 
 1901-2; Ref. Asst., Lib., Univ. of 111., 1906-7; 
 Libn., West. Coll., Oxford, O., 1907-11; Ref. 
 Libn., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1911-13; Asst. 
 Libn., do., 1913 — . Mem.. Am. Lib. Assn.; 
 Assoc. Mem., Zeta Kappa Psi; Presby. Church. 
 Address, 810 Alabama Ave., Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 CLARENCE GEORGE DERICK 
 (See No. G17S.) 
 
 ELMER DERSHEM 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Kan., 1912; M. 
 S., Univ. of la., 1915; Ph. D., do., 1917; b. 
 D 31, 1881, Norwood, Kan.; s. Levi (b. 1844, 
 Union (To., Pa.) and Mary (Howard) Dersh- 
 em (b. 1843, Kalamazoo, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Baker Univ. Acad., Baldwin, Kan. Sigma 
 Xi. Testing Dept., Gen. Elec. Co., Schnectady, 
 N. Y., 1912-14; Asst., Phys., Univ. of la., 1914- 
 17; Instr., Astron., Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 The Tungsten X-Ray Spectrum, la. Acad, of Sc. 
 Proceedings, 1916; The X-Radiation of Tungs- 
 ten, do., 1917; The Resolving Powers of X-Ray 
 Spectrometers and The Tungsten X-Ray Spec- 
 trum, Proceedings Nat. Acad, of Scs., 1918; 
 Wave Lengths of the Tungsten X-Ray Spec- 
 trum, Phys. Rez'iew, 1918. Mem., A. I. E. E.; 
 Am. Astron. Soc. ; Am. Phys. Soc; Presby. 
 Church. Married Aurella Knapp ('12), D 21, 
 1918, Chicago. Address, 915 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 JOHN A. DETLEFSEN 
 Professor; A. B., Dartmouth Coll., 1908; A. 
 M., Harvard. 1910; Sc. D., do., 1912; b. S 12, 
 1883, Norwich, Conn.; s. George Detlef (b. Je 
 5. 1 86 1. Schleswig-Holstein, Ger.) and Augusta 
 (Nadolny) Detlefsen (b. O 23, 1864, Liebe- 
 muhl, Prussia). Prepared in Cambridge (Mass.) 
 Latin Sch. Phi Gamma Delta. Austin Teach- 
 ing Fellow, Harvard, 1908-12; Asst. Prof., 
 Genetics, Univ. of 111., 1912-18; Assoc. Prof., 
 do., 1918 — . Auth.: Genetic Studies on a Cavy 
 Species Cross, Carnegie Inst, of Wash.. Publi- 
 cation No. 205, 1914; The Fertility of Hybrids 
 in a Mammalian Species Cross, Am. Breeders 
 Mag., Vol. 3. No. 4. 1912; Pink-eyed White 
 Mice, Carrying the Color Factor. Am. Natural- 
 ist, Vol. 50, 191 6; Mendelism and Sheep 
 Breeding, Nat. Wool Gtower, Vol. 5. No. s, 
 191 5. Mem., Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; A. A. 
 A. S.; Am. Soc. of Zool.; Am. Soc. of Natural- 
 ists; Sec, An. Div., Am. Genetic Assn.; hon. 
 mem., Ky. Acad, of Sc. Married Ruth Sara'i 
 Atwell, Je 18, 1914, Evanston, 111. Child. John 
 Detlef, b. My 5, 1916. Address, 916 W. Nevada 
 St. Urbana. 
 
 JEREMIAH AMOS De TURK 
 Instructor; B. S.. Pa. St. Coll., 1912; b. Jl 
 28. 1886 Berks Co., Pa.; s. Jeremiah M. (b. 
 Mr 2, 1857, do.) and Catherine (Stetzler) De 
 Turk (b. Mr i8'^6. do.). Prepared in Reading 
 (Pa.) H. S.; Allentown (Pa.) Prep. Sch.; 
 Univ. of 111. Farmer 1894-IQ00; Mach. and 
 Tool-maker, igoo-07; Instr., Mach. Shop Prac- 
 tice. Univ. of 111., 1915-18. ist Lt., Ord. Dept., 
 Salvage Board, Washington, D. C. Married, Jl 
 
 1 91 8. Auth.: A Manual of Machine Shop 
 Practice and Mgmt.; Articles in Am. Mach. 
 and other mags. Mem., Soc. for Promotion of 
 Engng. Educ; Am. Assn. of Engrs. ; A. F. A. 
 M.; Presby. Church. Address, 927 K St., N. E., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 LOUIS De VRIES 
 Professor; A. B., Central Wesleyan Coll., 
 Warrenton, Mo., 1907; A. M., N. W. Univ., 
 1908; Ph. D., do., 1918; b. My 21, 1885, 
 Bremen, Ger.; s. Edward (b. Mr 8, 1858, do.) 
 and Gesine (Danelsberg) De Vries (b. F 28, 
 1856, Delmenhorst, Ger.). Prepared in Ober- 
 realschule, Oldenburg, Ger. Attended Univs. of 
 Berlin and Leipzig, 1908-9; Asst., Ger., Univ. 
 of 111., 1910-12; Teacher, Man, Tr. H. S., 
 Indianapolis 1912-13; Instr. and Asst. Prof., 
 Dept. Mod. Lang., la. St. Coll.. 1916 — . Mar- 
 ried Anna Brahms, Jl 17, 1912. Oldenburg, Ger. 
 Address, la. St. Coll., Ames, la. 
 
 SARAH LOUISE DEWEY (YENSEN) 
 (See No. 1028.) 
 
 FRANK WALBRIDGE De WOLF 
 Geologist; B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1903; b. 
 Mr 22, 1881, Vail, la. Sigma Xi; Phi Delta 
 Theta; Jr. Coll. Scholarship in Geol. ; Sr. Coll. 
 Scholarship, do. Chem. 111. Steel Co., Chicago, 
 1900-1; Field Instr., Geol., Univ. of Chicago, 
 summer, 1903; Teacher, Physiog., Morgan Park 
 Acad., III., 1904; Geol., U. S. Geol. Sur., 1904- 
 7: Dir., St. Geol. Sur., Univ. of 111., 1908- 
 17; Asst., Dir., U. S. Bur. of Mines. Chief. 
 St. Geol. Sur. Div., 1917— . Auth.: various 
 scientific and popular articles and buls. on 
 Coal Stratigraphy and Econ. Geol.; U. S. Geol. 
 Sur. Reports; III. Geol. Sitr. Reports., etc. 
 Mem., F. A. A., F. Geol. Soc; A. I. M. E.; 
 West. Soc. Engrs.; 111. Soc. Engrs.; Pres., 
 Assn. Am. St. Geols., 1917; Am. Min. Cong.; 
 111. Acad. Sc, Pres., 1913; Mem., Geol. Com., 
 Nat. Research Council, 1917; Exec. Com., Div. 
 of Geol. and Geog., do., 1918; Unitarian 
 Church. Married Fannie Davis, D 26, 1904, 
 (Chicago. Children: John W., b. Je 27, 1909; 
 Eleanor, b. Jl 13, 1912; Robert W., b. My 30, 
 1916; Frank T., b. S 9, 1918. Address, 1008 S. 
 Busey, Urbana. 
 
 ERNEST RITSON DEWSNUP 
 Professor; B. A., Victoria Univ., Eng., 1895; 
 M. A., do.. 1900; b. Ap 17, 1874; s. Joseph (b. 
 1S39) and Annie (Ritson) Dewsnup (b. My 
 1835, Isle of Man). Prepared in Manchester, 
 Eng. Stanley Jevons Studentship in Econ. Re- 
 search; Warburton Research Essay Prize in 
 Local Govt.; Cobden Club Prize; New Shakes- 
 peare Society's Prize. Professorial Lecturer, 
 Rys., Univ. of Chicago, 1904-7; Lecturer, Ry. 
 Transport., LTniv. of Manchester; Head of the 
 Dept. of Higher Cml. Educ. and Sikes Lectur- 
 er, Econ., Mun. Tech. Coll. of Huddersfield, 
 1899-1904; Prof., Ry. Adm., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-18; (leave of absence) Statistical and 
 Finance Officer. Dept. of Movements and Rys., 
 British War Office; Brig. Gen.. British Army, 
 1918 — . Auth.: Railway (Organization and Work- 
 ing, Univ. of Chicago Press, 1906; The Housing 
 Problem in England, The Univ. of Manches- 
 ter Press, 1907; The Necessity of Care in the 
 Interpretation of Railway Statistics. The Ry. 
 Gazette, London. Eng., 1910; Freight Classi- 
 fication, LaSalle Exten. Univ., 1913; numerous 
 articles and reviews. Mem., Royal Statistical 
 Soc. Fellow; Am. Econ. Assn. Married Sarah 
 Tnne Gibbs. Je 1897 Swansea, South Wales. 
 Children: Ernest Joseph, b. 1898 (died 1898); 
 Frederick Richard, b. 1899 (died 1900); Sarah 
 Josephine, b. 1901; Edmund Ritson, b. 1902; 
 Anna Ritson, b. 1903; Roger Ritson, b. 1905; 
 Esther Ritson, b. 1906; Ernesta Ritson. b. 1912. 
 Address, 912 W. Hill St., Champaign. 
 
864 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 EDWIN GRANT DEXTER 
 Educator; B.P., Brown Univ., 1891; A. 
 M , do. 1892; Ph. D.. Columbia, 1899; LL. 
 D., Univ. of Porto Rico. 191-^; b. Jl 21, 1868, 
 Calais, Me.; s. Henry Vaughan (b. 1816, 
 Wayne, Me.) and Mary Edna (Boardman) 
 De.xter (b. 1831, Calais, Me.). Prepared in 
 Worcester Acad., Mass. Zeta Psi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Carpenter Premium in Pub. Speak.; 
 Honorary Scholarship. Science Master, H. S.. 
 Colo. Springs, Colo., 1892-5; Prof., Psych., 
 Colo. St. Norm. Sch., 1895-1900; Prof., Educ, 
 Univ. of HI., 1900-7; Dean, Summer Session, 
 do., 1901-07; Dir., Sch. of Educ, do., 1905- 
 07;' Commissioner of Educ. and Chancellor, 
 Univ. of Porto Rico, 1907-12; Rector, Institute 
 Nacional de Panama, 1912— . Adjutant, N. 
 G. of Porto Rico. Auth.: A History of Educa- 
 tion in the U. S., Macmillan, 1904; Weather 
 Influences; An Empirical Study of the Mental 
 Effects of Definite Meteorological Conditions, 
 Macmillan, 1904; also many articles. Mem. 
 111. St. Schoolmaster's Club; 111. St. Teachers 
 Assn., Pres., Child Study Section; N. E. A., 
 Pres., Child Study Section; Am. Psych. Assn.; 
 Am. Geog. Soc; Am. Social Sc. Assn.; Inter- 
 nationalen Societie fur Schulhygiene; Societe 
 Jean Jacques Rousseau; Nat. Soc. of Coll. 
 Teachers of Educ; Nat. Soc. for the Scientific 
 Study of Educ, Pres., 1905-6; A. A. A. S.; 
 Fellow; Exec. Council, ot P. R. ; Insular Lib. 
 Bd Pres. Married Allie Martin Hodge, Je 7. 
 1895, Colorado Springs, Colo. Children: Henry 
 Vaughan. b. Mr 27, 1896; Louise, b. Ag 3, i90o; 
 Dwight Hodge, b. JI 14. 1903; Edwin Board- 
 man, b. O 14, 1906; William Martin, b. O 31. 
 19 13. Address, Panama, R. de P. 
 
 CARL RANKIN DICK 
 
 (See No. 2951-) 
 
 IRA WILMER DICKERSON 
 
 (See No. 3705-) 
 
 ROGER MILTON DICKHUT 
 
 Architect; B. S., Arch., Univ. of Pa., 1906; 
 b. Je 19, 1880, Quincy, 111.; s. Edward Charles 
 (b. do.) and Adeline May (Carter) Dickhut 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Quincy H. S.; Univ. 
 of 111. 1901-03; Pa. Acad, of Fine Arts, :go6- 
 07. In various archs'. offices, Quincy, St. Louis, 
 and Philadelphia; Instr., Arch. Design, Univ. 
 of IlL, igii-ij; Arch., Philadelphia, 1912 — • 
 Mem., Arch. Alumni Soc. Univ. of Pa.; T. 
 Square Club, Philadelphia; Univ. Club, Urbana; 
 Epis. Church. Married Gratia Walmsley Auze, 
 N 27, 1907. Philadelphia. Address. Glenolden, 
 Delaware Co., Pa. 
 
 NELLE MAJOR DICKINSON 
 (CHENOWITH) 
 
 (See No. 3344-) 
 
 WILLIAM DIETRICH 
 
 (See No. G179.) 
 
 JOHN GERHARD DIETRICHSON 
 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Minn., 1909; B. 
 S , do., 1910; Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1914; b. 
 Ap I, 1884, Menomonie, Wis.; s. P. A. (b. Nor- 
 way) and Rachel (Jackson) Dietrichson (b. do.) 
 Prepared in Necedoh (Wis.) H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of Minn., 1909-10; do., Univ. of Wis., 
 1910-12; Instr., do., 1912-13; do.. Univ. of 
 Minn., 1913-14, 1916-17: Instr.. Phys. Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Married Mary Elizabeth 
 Watkins, D 30,' 1914. Address, 1316 S. Or- 
 chard St., Urbana. 
 
 LEMUEL CROSS DILLENBACK 
 Instructor; A. B., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 1913; A. M.. do., 1Q14; b. Ap 7. 1890, Cobles- 
 kill, N. Y. Prepared in Cobleskill (N. Y.) H. 
 S. Arch., with E. B. Lee and H. Hounbastlc, 
 
 Archs., 1914-15; Instr., Arch., Univ. of III., 
 1915-17. 2nd Air Service, 155 Aero Squadron, 
 A. E. F., France. Mem., Lutheran Church. 
 .4ddress, 604 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana. t 
 
 "WILLIAM A. DINWIDDIE 
 Born. Ind.; Appointed in the Army from la.; 
 hosp. steward, 40th la. Inf., 1862-63; Asst. 
 Surg., 2jd la. Inf. Volunteers, 1863-65, when 
 honorably mustered out of service; 2nd Lt., 
 Sth U. S. Cav., 1868; do., 2d Cav., 1869-75; 
 1st Lt., do., 1875; Commandant, Univ. of 111., 
 1877-80; first army commandant; with title of 
 Commander of Bn. Retired Jl 26, 1886, for 
 disability incuired in the line of duty. Died 
 N 4, 1901, Palmyra, Wis. 
 
 HENRY BERNHARD DIRKS 
 (See No. 2075.) 
 
 JAY KARL DITCHY 
 
 (See No. G181.) 
 
 RAYMOND EPHRIAM DIXON 
 Cashier; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1909; A. M., 
 do.. 1 913; b. Ag 6, 1885, Kingston, Wis.; 
 s. Ephraim (b. O 18, 1853, Dodge Co., Wis.) 
 and Sarah (Dalton) Dixon (b. Ap 4, 1856, 
 Kingston, Wis.). Prepared in Portage (Wis.) 
 H. S.; Ripon Coll., Wis. Teacher, H. S., 
 Tomah, W^is., 1909-10; do.. Portage, Wis., 1910- 
 12; Master, Sch., Asheville, N. C, 1912-13; 
 Asst., Rhet., Lhiiv. of 111., 1913-16; Asst., 
 Cashier, Dalton St. Bank, Dalton, Wis., 1916-18; 
 Instr., Eng., Va. Mil. Inst., Lexington, Va., 
 1919 — . Married Mae Adaline Prickett. Je 25, 
 1913, Tomah, W'is. Children; Lucille .'\daline, 
 b. Ag 6, 1914; Robert Blackwood, b. Ja 18, 
 1916. Address, Dalton, Wis. 
 
 EDWARD LEWIS DODD 
 Professor; A. B., West. Reserve Univ., 
 1897; A. M., do., 1901; Ph. D., Yale, 1904; 
 b. N I, 1875, Cleveland; s. Heber (b. Jl 15, 
 1850, Bloomfield, N. J.) and Emma Melina 
 (Drake) Dodd (b. Je 16, 1856, Cleveland). Pre- 
 pared in Cleveland H. S. Phi Beta K,-y)pa; 
 Sigma Xi; Second Phil. Prize; Second Grad- 
 uation Honors. Instr., Math., la. St. Univ., 
 1904-06; Instr., do., Univ. of 111., 1906-07; 
 Instr., do., Univ. of Tex., 1907; Instr., Pure 
 Math., do.; Adj. Prof., Actuarial Math., do.: 
 Assoc. Prof., do. Auth.: On Iterated Limits 
 of Multiple Sequences, Mathematische A>inal- 
 cii, 1905; The Probability Integral, Am. Math. 
 Monthly, 191 3; The Probability of the Arith- 
 metic Mean, Annals of Math, 1913; The Erron- 
 eous Application of Bayes' Theorem, Bitl. of 
 Am. Math. Soc. 1913; The Error-Risk of the 
 Median. Bui. of Univ. of Te.x., 1914; numer- 
 ous other articles. Assoc. Ed., Am. Math. 
 Monthly, 1918. Mem., Epis. Church; Sec- 
 Treas.,' Pres., Sc Club, Univ. of Tex.; Sec, 
 Tex. Chapter of Sigma Xi; Treas., Univ. Club, 
 Univ. of Tex. Married Alice Laidman, Je 15, 
 1910, Austin, Tex. Address, 3012 West Ave., 
 .\ustin, Tex. 
 
 WALTER FAIRLEIGH DODD 
 
 Professor; A. B., Florida St. Coll., 1898; 
 B. S., John B. Stetson Univ., 1901; Ph. D., 
 LTniv. of Chicago, 1905: b. Ap 7. 1880, Hop- 
 kinsville, Ky. Cosmos Club. Law Div.. Lib. of 
 Cong., 1904-07; Research Appointment, Johns 
 Hopkins Univ., 1908-10; Assoc, Pol. Sc, Univ. 
 of 111., 1910-11; Asst. Prof., Pol. Sc, do._, 
 1911-15; Assoc. Prof., Pol. Sc. Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1915-16; Soc, St. Legislature, Reference 
 Bur., Springfield, 111., 1916-18. Maj.. Q. M. 
 Dept., W^ashington, D. C. 1918. Auth.: Modern 
 Constitutions, Univ. of Chicago Press, 1909,, z 
 \'ols.; Government of the Dist. of Columbia, 
 John Byrne & Co., Washington, 1909; Amend- 
 ment and Revision of St. Constitutions, Johns 
 Hopkins Press, 1910; also many mag. articles. 
 Address, 5464 Harper Ave., Chicago. 
 
Faculty 
 
 86s 
 
 DANIEL KILIIAM DODGE 
 Professor; A. B., Columbia, 1884; A. M., 
 do., 1895; Ph. D., do., 1896; b. Je 18, 1863, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.; s. Daniel Albert (b. 1828, S. 
 Cj and Margaret Rapelje (Suydam) Dodge (b. 
 1834, New York City). Prepared in Jos. Deg- 
 huec's Deutsch Amerikanische Real Schule, 
 Brooklyn, N. Y.; tutors, Peithologian I.it. Soc. 
 Teaching Fellow., Eng., Columbia, 1884-9; tutor, 
 1889-92; Prof., Eng. Lang, and Lit., Univ. of 
 111., 1892 — ; Police and Fire Commissioner, 
 1916. Auth.: Bibliography of Danish and Swed- 
 ish Dictionaries, Mod. Lang. Assn., 1890; Old 
 Danish Ms., do., 1892; Abraham Lincoln, the 
 Evolution of his Literary Style, Univ. Stud- 
 ies, 1900; Selections from Lincoln, edited with 
 an introduction and Notes, Longmans, Green, 
 1910; also articles. Married Astrid Pauline 
 Mathilde Moth, 1890, Copenhagen, Denmark. 
 Children: Helen Moth, b. 1891; Margaret Ra- 
 pelje, b. 1894; Astrid Moth, b. 1896; Daniel 
 Kilham, b. 1898; Nathalie Moth, b. 1903. Ad- 
 dress, 806 W. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 FRED HERBERT DODGE 
 
 Professor; A. B., Yale, 1884; b. Mr 7, i860: 
 s. James Henry (b. Exeter, Me.) and Isabel 
 (Barstow) Dodge (b. Freedom, Me.). Prepared 
 in Bangor (Me.) H. S. Eta Phi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Psi Upsilon. Dir. of Gym., Bates Coll., 
 1888; do., Bangor, Me., 1889; do., Chicago 
 Athenaeum, 1891; Dir., Gym. and Instr., Ath., 
 Univ. of 111., 1894, do., Rutgers Coll., New 
 Brunswick, N. J., 1896-1; Prof., Physl. Tr., 
 do., 19 1 3 — . Mem., N. J. Microscopical 
 Soc, 1898; A. A. A. P. E., 1887; Coll. 
 Gym. Director's Soc, 1898. Married Agnes 
 Hastings, Je 4, 1892. Bangor, Me. Address, 44 
 College Ave., New Brunswick, N. J. ^ 
 
 ARTHUR BOQUER DOMONOSKE 
 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Calif., 1907; 
 M. S., do., 1909; b. Ja i, 1884, Germantown, 
 Calif.; s. Henry (b. D 28, i8s5, Sparta, Wis.) 
 and Clara Jane (Price) Domonoske (b. Ja 16, 
 1854, Provo, Ut.). Prepared in Lowell H. S., 
 San Francisco. Asst. and Instr., M. E., Univ. 
 of Calif., 1907-10, 1911-13; Garage bus., 1910- 
 11; with Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., 
 J. G. White Co., and Pacific Gas and Elcc. Co., 
 San Francisco; Instr.. Machine Design, Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-15; Holt Mfg. Co., Stockton, 
 Calif., 1915-16; Farmer, 1916-18; Instr., M_. E., 
 L'niv. of Calif, and Engng. Draftsman, C. L. 
 Best Co., San Leandro, Calif., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Tests of White Steam Car, Calif. Jour, of 
 Tech.; Long Distance Telephone Transmission 
 Problems, do. and Jour. Elec. Power and Gas; 
 Erecting Line Shafting on the Farm, III. Agr.; 
 Horsepower. Power Farminy. Mem., A. S. M. 
 E. ; Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ. Mar- 
 ried Gladys Eloise Boydstun, Je 5, 1912, Berk- 
 eley, Calif. Child, Henry Arthur, b. Je 26, 
 1915. Address, The Alameda, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM DOOLITTLE 
 Consulting Engr. and Ry. Expert; A. B., 
 Princeton, 1905; B. S., Univ. of Colo., 1907; 
 M. S., and C. E., do., 1911; b. Jl 9, 1883, Hop- 
 kinton, la.; s. Fred William (b. Tl 8, 1854, 
 Delhi, la.) and Mary (Russell) Doolittle (b. 
 D 28, 1863, Eagle Village, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Hopkinton (la.) H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Tau 
 Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; A. S. C. E. Engr., Union 
 Pacific R. R. Co., Boston; Conn. Min. Co., 
 Bingham, Ut.; Engr., Conn. Coal & Coke Co., 
 Dacono, Colo.; Instr., T. & A. M., Univ. of 
 111., 190809; Instr., Struct. Engng., Univ. of 
 Colo. 1909-10; Designer. B. & B. Dept., C. M. 
 & St. P. R. R., and Ry. Expert, Wis. Ry. Com.. 
 1909 — ; Asst. Prof., Mech., Univ. of Wis., 1910- 
 13; Ry. Expert, Wis. R. R. Comn., 1914; Dir., 
 Bur. of Fan Research, Am. Elec. Ry. Assn., 
 N. Y., 1914-15; Consulting Engr. and Ry. Ex- 
 pert, 1 91 6 — . Auth.: Cost of Urban Transpor- 
 
 tation Service, A. E. R. A., N. Y. ; numerous 
 contributions to the technical press, including 
 reprints of various addresses before sc. and 
 Indus, bodies. Married Madeline Steele, S 16, 
 1910, Quincy, iMass. Children: Frederick Wil- 
 liam, Jr., b. S 13, 191 1 ; Russell C b. F 21 
 1914; Robert W., b. My 14, 1916. Address, 
 700 Maryland Ave., Milwaukee; bus. add., 30 
 Broad St., New York City, or Public Service 
 Bldg., Milwaukee. 
 
 HERMAN BERNARD DORNER 
 Professor; B. S., Purdue Univ., 1900; M. 
 S., do., 1901; b. Ap 10, 1878, LaFayette, 
 Ind. Asst. Botanist, Purdue Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 1901-2; Asst., Nature Study at Winona Summer 
 .Sch., 1903-4; Teacher, Bot., Ind. St. Norm. 
 Sch., Spring term, 1905; Asst., Bot., Wabash 
 Coll., 1906-7; Instr., Floriculture and Asst., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Assoc, 
 do., and Asst., do., 1910-11; Asst. Prof., do., 
 and Asst. Chief, do. 1911-18; Prof, do., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: The Resin Ducts and Strengthening cells 
 of Abies and Picea, Ind. Acad. Sc, 1899; 
 Effect of Composition of the Soil upon Minute 
 Structure of Plants, do., 1901 ; (with S. C. 
 Coulter) ; A Key to the Genera of the Forest 
 Trees of Ind.; Window Gardening in the 
 ■Schoolroom, Purdue Univ. ; Window Gardening, 
 Bobbs-Merrill Co. Married Anna Viola Simon, 
 Je 28, 1915. Child, Mary Asin, b. N 19, 1916. 
 .Address, 906 S. Goodwin Ave., Urbana. 
 
 HENRY MARSHALL DOUGLAS 
 Minister; b. S 15, 1846, Fernwood, N. Y.; 
 s. Oscar Johnson (b. Westmoreland, N. Y.) and 
 Olivia (Forbes) Douglas (b. Oswego Co., N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Rensselaer Acad., Mexico, 
 N. Y. Attended Norm, and Tr. Sch., Oswego, 
 -V. Y., 1866-8; Theol. Sem., Colgate Univ., 
 1884-6. Teacher, Norm, and Tr. Sch., Oswego, 
 N. Y., 1869; Asst. Teacher, Langs., Univ. of 
 111., 1869-73; Teacher, Langs., Boarding Sch., 
 Dixon, 111.; Prin., Pub. Sch., Pulaski, N. Y., 
 1880; Pastor Baptist Churches, Harpursville, 
 N. Y., 1882-6; Middle Falls, N. Y., 1886-9; 
 Putney, Vt., 1889-2; St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1892- 
 8; West Haven, Vt., 1898-10; Supt., Schs., 
 do., 1899-10; Pastor, Bernardston, Mass., 
 19 10 — . Sec, Trustees. Vt. Acad., Saxton's Riv- 
 er, Vt., 1 890-19 10; Sec, Lib. Trustees, West 
 Haven, \t., 1899-10; Arranged courses for 
 rapid mastery of Mod. Langs.. 1909-12; wrote 
 Italian sermon, 1910. Auth.: Translated "De- 
 velopment of Axolott" for Smithsonian Inst., 
 1878; Study of Modern Langs., Missions, 1910; 
 Mem., Deposit Assn., Moderator, 1885; Sec, 
 1888-91, V. P.. 1 89 1 -2; Shaftsbury Assn.; Bap- 
 tist Church. Married Martha Jane Root, Ag 2, 
 1869, Pulaski, N. Y. (died Mr 15. 1906). Chil- 
 dren: Amy Austin, b. Ag 1870 (died Ja 1871) ; 
 Norman Lloyd, b. O 1871 (died 1875); Florence 
 Louise, b. Jl 29, 1875; Helen Octavia, b. O 31, 
 1880. Address, Bernardston, Mass.t 
 
 PAUL HOWARD DOUGLAS 
 Instructor; A. B., Bowdoin Coll., 1913; A. 
 M., Columbia, 1915: b. Mr 26, 1892, Salem, 
 Mass. Prepared in Newport (Me.) H. S. ; At- 
 tended Harvard. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma 
 Rho. Asst., Econ., Bowdoin Coll., 1912-13; 
 Instr., Econ., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; do., Reed 
 Coll., Portland. Ore. Address, Reed College, 
 Portland, Ore.t 
 
 CARL SAWYER DOWNS 
 Professor: A. B., Harvard. 1907; A. M., do., 
 1908; Ph. D., do.. 1912; b. N 9, 1884; s. Wil- 
 liam Howe (b. 1854, Derby, Conn.) and Helen 
 Louise ( Sawyer) Downs (b. do.). Prepared in 
 I'oston Latin Sch. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Instr., 
 Eng.. Univ. of Tex., 1912; Leland Stanford, 
 1Q13-14; Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Asst., Prof., 
 Throop Coll. of Tech., 1916 — . Married Ger- 
 trude Carter, Ag 1, 19 12. Boston. Address, 
 968 N. Madison Ave., Pasadena, Calif. 
 
866 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM DOWRIE 
 
 (See No. G189.) 
 
 DURANT DRAKE 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1900; A. M., 
 Harvard Divinity Sch., 1903; Ph. D., Columbia, 
 191 1 ; b. D iS, 1878, Hartford, Conn.; s. James 
 McEwen (b. 1845, Rye, N. H.) and Eliza 
 Maria (Upham) Drake (b. 1847, Indian Terri- 
 tory). Prepared in Boston Latin Sch. Delta 
 Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Univ. Debating 
 Club; John Harvard Scholarships; Detur. Resi- 
 dent Univ. Settlement, Nevi' York City, 1900-01; 
 Instr., Philos., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Assoc. 
 Prof., Ethics and Philos. of Religion, Wesleyan 
 Univ., 191 2-15; Prof.. Philos., Vassar Coll., 
 191 5 — • Auth. : The Problem of Things in 
 Themselves, Ellis, Boston, 191 1; Problems of 
 Conduct, Houghton Mifflin Co., 1914; Prob- 
 lems of Religion, do., 1916; \Vhat Religious 
 Education Might be, Boston, Am. ■ Unitarian 
 Assn., 19 18; Also mag. articles and short 
 poems. Married Anna White, Je 30, 1908. Ad- 
 dress, College Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
 
 ANDREW SLOAN DRAPER 
 (See No. H18.) 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY DREESON 
 (See No. G191.) 
 
 CELIA ANNE DREW 
 Teacher; Ph. B., N. W. Univ., 1900; b. S 2 
 1876, Wilmington, 111.; d. Edward W. (b. F 21, 
 1844) and Elizabeth Jane (Treseder) Drew (b. 
 O 26, 1844, Milor, Eng.). Prepared in S. Div. 
 H. S., Chicago. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Instr., 
 Eng., H. S., Belvidere, 111., 1900-s; Instr.. Acad.. 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-11; Instr., Eng., H. S., 
 Joliet, 111., 1911-15; Teacher, Julia Richmond 
 H. S., New York City, 191 6 — . Address, c/o 
 Julia Richmond H. S., New York City.t 
 
 JOSEPH ALLEN DREW 
 (See No. 3714.) 
 
 WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW 
 Fruit Grower; B. S., Univ. of la., 1889; LL. 
 B., do., 1893; b. N I, 1864. Newton, la.; s. 
 Orrin Gilman (b. N 9, 1826, North Barnstead, 
 N. H.) and Mary Emily Drew (b. S 26, 1830, 
 Belfast, Me.). Prepared in Iowa City Acad. 
 Zetagathian Lit. Soc. Attended Harvard Law 
 Sch., 1893-4- Practiced law in Omaha, Neb., 
 1893-6; Asst. Prof., Law, Univ. of Wis., 1896- 
 8; Prof., Law, Univ. of 111., 18981904; do., 
 Cornell Univ., 1904-15; Fruit Grower, Winter 
 Haven, Fla., 1915 — . Stud. Ed., Harvard Law 
 Rev. Mem.. Am. Bar Assn., 1901. Married 
 Lida June Shellenberger, O 2, 1895, Omaha, 
 Neb. Address, Winter Haven, Fla.t 
 
 FRANCIS KEESE WYNKOOP DRURY 
 
 (See No. 2376.) 
 
 HENRY MATHUSALEM Du BOIS 
 
 Teacher; B. S., Rochester Coll., 1908; A. 
 B., Ind. Univ., 1913; A. M., do., 1914; b. Ag 
 22, 1887, Cass (!o., Ind. Prepared in Macy 
 (Ind.) H. S. and Rochester (Ind.) Tp. H. S. 
 Stud. Teacher Rochester Coll., 1906-08; do.. 
 District Sch.. Miami Co., Ind., 1909-11; do., 
 Fulton Co., Ind., 1911-12; Asst., Geol., Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-17; Teacher. La Grande, Ore., 
 1917 — • Mem., Christian Church. Address. Roch- 
 ester, Ind.; bus. add.. Box 539, La Grande, 
 Ore.t 
 
 FRANK OLIVER DUFOUR 
 Struct. Engr. ; C. E., Lehigh Univ., 1896; 
 b. Ta I, 1873 Washington, D. C; s. J. F. 
 R. (b. Veray, Ind.) and Florida E. (Everett) 
 Dufour (b. Baltimore). Prepared in Pub. H. 
 and Man. Tr. Schs., Washington, D. C. Theta 
 
 Delta Chi; Sigma Xi. With Lehigh Valley R. 
 R., 1896-97; Instr., C. E., Lehigh Univ., 1897- 
 1902; Prof., do., Univ. of Cincinnati, 1902-03; 
 Acting Prof., do., and in charge of San. Engng., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1903-04; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. 
 of Vt., 1904-05; with Am. Bridge Co., and 
 Bridge Dept., L. V. R. R., all summer vaca- 
 tions; Asst. Prof., Struct. Engng., Univ. of 111., 
 1905-13; Struct. En>gr.. Interst. Commerce 
 Comn., Div. of Valuations, Chicago, 1914; 
 Engr., Stone & Webster, Boston, 1914-18; 
 special representative. Am. Internal. Shipbuild- 
 ing Corp., Hog Island, Pa., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Bridge Engng.. Roof Trusses, Am. Cor. Schs., 
 Chicago, 1909; Elementary Steel Const., Rad- 
 ford, Chicago, 1910; Observation of Engng. 
 in Europe, 25th Annual Meeting 111. Soc. of 
 Engrs. and Survs. ; Struct. Drafting, Am. Cor. 
 Schs., Chicago, 1911; Maintenance of Way, Pro- 
 ceedings of St. Louis R. R. Club, St. Louis, 
 1907; also other articles. Mem., Epis. Church, 
 Chaplain's Council; Endowment, Diocese, 
 Church Exten.; Treas., Soc. St. John the Di- 
 vine. Delegate, Epis. Synod, 111. Soc. Engrs. 
 and Survs.; Am. Ry. Assn.; Soc. for Prom, of 
 Engng. Educ. ; Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; 
 A. S. C. E. Married Sarah Breisch, S 2, 1901, 
 S. Bethlehem, Pa. Address, 147 Milk St., 
 Boston, 
 
 FREDERICK DUNCALF 
 Professor; A. B., Beloit Coll., 1904; Ph. D., 
 LTniv. of Wis., 1909. Teacher, H. S., Lancaster, 
 Wis., 1904-05; do., Dodgeville. Wis., 1905-06; 
 Tutor, Ancient Hist., Univ. of Tex., 1909-10; 
 Asst. Prof., do., Bowdoin Coll., 1910-11; Instr., 
 do., Univ. of Tex., 1911-12; Adj. Prof., do., 
 1912-13; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 111.. 1913-14; 
 Prof., do., Univ. of Tex., 1914 — . Address, c/o 
 Univ. of Tex., Austin, Tex.t 
 
 JAMES MERION DUNCAN 
 Assistant; b. O 12, 1872, Champaign Co.; s. 
 Ira Mills (b. Ag 25, 1836, Ind.) and Martha 
 (Clements) Duncan (b. Ja 29, 1851, Ky.). 
 Asst., Wood Shop. Univ. of 111., 190613; do.. 
 Pattern Making, do., 1913-18. Mem,, Christian 
 Church. Married Ellen Burk O 12, 1893. Chil- 
 dren: Violet Elizabeth, b. Ja 22, 1898; Law- 
 rence Mills, b. S 20, 1904; Minnie Gray, b. 
 Mr 20, 1909. .Address, zo8 E. Oregon St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 JOHN CHRISTIE DUNCAN 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Pa., 1904; M. S., 
 do., 1904; Ph. D., do., 1907; b. Mr 6, 1881. 
 Philadelphia; s. Samuel (b. Jl i, 1844, Scot.) 
 and Margaret (Christie) Duncan (b. Mr 22, 
 1 85 1, do.). Prepared in N. E. Man. Tr. Sch., 
 Philadelphia. Zelosophic; Delta Kappa Chi. 
 Asst., Industry, Univ. of Pa., 1904-06; Asst. 
 Prof., Econ. and Sociol., O. St. Univ.. 1906-08; 
 do.. Accountancy. Univ. of 111., 1908-13; Asst. 
 Prof. Coll of Commerce, Llniv. of Cincinnati, 
 Cincinnati, 1913 — . Capt., Q. M. Corps, N. A., 
 Reorganized office system of City Engr. Dept., 
 Milwaukee, 191 1. Auth.: Principles of Indus- 
 trial Management, D. .'\ppleton & Co., 191 1; al- 
 so numerous articles. Mem.. Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 Am. Statistical Assn.; Nat. Tax Assn. Address, 
 College of Commerce, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 GEORGE HARLAN DUNGAN 
 
 (See No. 8283.) 
 
 JOSEPH EVANS DUNIPACE 
 Mfr. and Real Est. Agt.; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 
 190=^; A. M., Leland Stanford Jr. Univ., igo6; 
 b. Je 19, i88o, Perrysburg, O. ; s. James (b. 
 Edinburgh, Scot.) and Florence S. (Evans) 
 Dunipace (b. Newgarden O.). Prepared in 
 Perrvsburg (O.) and Toledo (O.) H, Schs. 
 Teacher, Pa. St, Coll,, 1907; Instr., Quant. 
 Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1907-8; Stud., Univ. of 
 Goettingen, Ger., 1908-0: Mfr. and Real Est. 
 -Agt., 1910 — . Head of Explosive Sect.. Detroit 
 
Faculty 
 
 867 
 
 Dist. Ord. Office and Army Insp. of Ord. for 
 Explosive Plants, Detroit Dist. Mem., Unitarian 
 Church; A. C. S. Address, 532 Sptzer Bldg., 
 Toledo, O. 
 
 WILLIAM VAN DUNKIN 
 (See No. 1864.) 
 
 B. H. DUNLAP 
 Instr., Signalling and Radio, U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of III., 1918. Address, 610 E. Springfield, 
 Ave. Champaign., 
 
 MAX SHAW DUNN 
 (See No. G196.) 
 
 CHARLES ELMER DURST 
 (See No. 3717.) 
 
 RAYMOND ADAMS DUTCHER 
 Professor; B. S.. S. Dak. Coll., 1907; 
 M. S., do., 1910; A. M., Univ. of Mo., 1912; 
 b. Mr 28, 18S6; s. Paul (b. Ag 1865) and 
 Susie M. (Adams) Dutcher (b. N 1863). Pre- 
 pared in IJrookings (S. Dak.) H. S. Acacia; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma. Asst., Chem. and Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Instr. and Asst. 
 Prof., Agr. Chem., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1913- 
 17; Asst. Prof., Agr. Biochem., Univ. of Minn., 
 19 1 7 — . Auth.: Determination of Lime in Cow 
 Feces, Jour, of Indus. Engiig. Chem., 1913; 
 Elimination and Retention of Arsenic as Deter- 
 mined by the Koch-Norton Method, Jour., A. C. 
 S., Vol. 36, 1914; Effects of Freezing Ar- 
 senate of Lead Pastes, Jour, of Econ. EntomoL, 
 1916; Shall We Eat Whole Wheat Bread?. 
 Sc, 1918; Coll. Teaching in Agr., Sch. and Soc, 
 Vol. 7. 1918. Married Mary Wright, S 14, 1912, 
 De Smet, S. Dak. Child, Adams Wright, b. N 
 25, 1914. Address,_ 2194 Hendon Ave., St. 
 Paul; bus. add., Univ. Farm, do. 
 
 HERBERT SETON EAMES 
 Editor; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1908; 
 b. N 21, 1885. South Framingliam, Mass. Asst., 
 Phys. Lab., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1908-9; Instr., 
 Mech. Engng., R. I. St. Coll., 1909-12; Instr., 
 Engng., Univ. of 111., 1912-14; do., R. I. St. 
 Coll., 1914-15; Ed., Chicago, 1915 — . Address, 
 1423 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago. f 
 
 EDWARD MURRAY EAST 
 (See No. 1494.) 
 
 HERBERT E. EASTLACK 
 Professor; A. B., Wabash Coll., 1912; Ph. 
 D., Columbia, 1916; b. My 17, iSgo, Craw- 
 fordsville, Ind.; s. Foutain E. (b. Mr 6, 1865, 
 Waveland. Ind.) and Mary Cane (Cox) East- 
 lack (b. D 10, 1865. Lafayette, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Crawfordsville (Ind.) H. S. Kappa 
 Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa. Asst., Gen. Chem., 
 Teachers Coll., 1912-15; Research Asst., Chem., 
 Columbia, 1915-16; Instr., do., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-18; Assoc. Prof., Analyt. Chem., Univ. 
 of Neb., 1918 — . Auth.: (with H. T. Beans) 
 The Electrical Synthesis of Colloids, Jour. A. 
 C. S., Vol. 37, 1915; (with Alexander Smith) 
 The Allotropy and Solubilities in Water of 
 Ammonium Bromide, do., Vol. 38, 1916; do., 
 Ammonium Iodide. Its Solubilities and the Ab- 
 sence of a Transition Point do., Vol. 38, 1016; 
 An Accurate Method for Taking "Aliquots" in 
 Volumetric Analysis, do.. Vol. 50, igiS. Mem., 
 Si?ma Xi: Phi Lambda Upsilon; A. C. S. 
 Married Mary Lentz, O 14, 1916, Milford, 
 Ind. Address, 2S28 B St., Lincoln, Neb.; bus. 
 add.. Chemistry Laboratory, LTniv. of Nebraska, 
 do. 
 
 HARRY DRAPER EASTON 
 
 Coal Dea'er; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1005; 
 
 E. M., Ky. St. Univ., 1911; b. Ap 17, 1878, Me- 
 
 hoopany, Pa. Prof.. Min. Engng., Ky. St. 
 
 Urjiv., 1913-14; Instr., III., Miners and Mech- 
 
 anics Inst.; do., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Supt., 
 Continental Coal Corp., Straight Creek, Ky., 
 1915 — . Address, c/o Continental Coal Corpora- 
 tion, Straight Creek, Ky. 
 
 FREDERIC WALTER EBERLEIN 
 (See No. 387.) 
 
 ERNST OTTO ECKELMANN 
 Instructor; A. B., N. W. Univ., 1897; B. L., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1898; Ph. D., Univ. of Heidel- 
 berg, 1906; b. Ap 18, 1877, Burlington, Wis. 
 Scholar and Fellow, Ger. Philol.. Univ. of 
 Wis., 1900-2; Ottendorfer Memorial Fellow, 
 New York Univ., 1902-3. Teacher, Ger. and 
 Greek, Carroll Coll.. 1898-1900; Instr., Ger., 
 Smith Coll., 1903-5; do., Dartmouth Coll., 1906- 
 8; do., Univ. of 111., 1908-9; do., Washington 
 St. Univ., J9I0 — . Auth.: Schillers Einfluss auf 
 die Jugenddramen Hebbels, Ottendorfer .Series 
 of Germanic Monographs, Frankfurt am Main, 
 Boer & Co., 1906; Dr. Alberts, Hebbels Stell- 
 ung zu Shakespeare, Jour, of Eng. and Ger. 
 Philol., vol. 7, No. 3. Address, Univ. of Wash- 
 ington, Seattle.! 
 
 WILLIAM GEORGE ECKHARDT 
 (See No. 2378.) 
 
 * WILLIAM JULIUS ECKOFF 
 Ph. D., New York Univ., 1890; Ph. D., 
 Columbia, 1893; b. Mr 24, 1853, Hamburg, Ger.; 
 s. Henry (b. Ja 24, 1823, do.) and Emma 
 Angelica (Scbroeder) Eckoff (b. F 20, 1830, 
 do.). Prepared in Praparandeum, Hamburg, Ger. 
 Pres., Collegio Nacional de Granada, Nicaragua, 
 1879-80; Prof., Psych, and Pedagogy, Jersey 
 City High and Tr. Sch., 1884-92; do., Philos., 
 Pedagogy, and Pol. Sc, Columbia, 1892-3; do., 
 Philos. and Pedagogy, Colo. Univ. 1893-4; 
 do.. Pedagogy, Univ. of 111., 1894-5; Prin., 
 Herbart Prep. Sch.. Suffern, N. Y., 1896-igoi; 
 Prin., Woodycliffe Prep. Sch., So. Orange, N. 
 J., 1901-s; Prin.. S. i6th St. Pub. Sch., New- 
 ark, N. J., 190S-6; Prin., Oliver St. Pub. Sch., 
 do., 1906-8. Auth.: Herbart's A. B. C. of 
 Sense Perception, Appleton & Co. (Internat. 
 Educ. Series) ; Kant's Inaugural Address, Mac- 
 millan, ((Columbia Contributions to Philos. and 
 Educ); Inaugural Discourse (in Spanish Pam- 
 phlet); Granada, Nicaragua, 1879; also several 
 mag. articles. Mem.. New England Soc. of 
 Orange; Am. Soc. Sc. Assn.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Alice Mary Lockwood, 1892, College 
 Point, N. Y. Died S 29, 1908, Newark, N. J. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES ECKSTEIN 
 
 (See No. 6855.) 
 
 H. T. EDDY 
 
 Instructor; Instr.. Engines, U. S. S. M. A., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1918; do., Industrial Sch., Omaha, 
 Neb. Address, 1322 N. 41st St., Omaha, Neb.; 
 bus. add., c/o Industrial Sch., Omaha, Neb. 
 
 PAUL FREDERICK EDINGER 
 .\. B., St. Univ. of la., 1905; b. O 26, 1879, 
 Davenport, la. Prepared in Davenport (la.) 
 IH. S. Grad. Stud., Univ. of Ta., 1905-6. Schol- 
 arship, 1905-6; Sigma Xi; Lowden Prize in 
 Geol.. iqo6. Instr., Univ. of la., 1006-7; Asst., 
 Geol.. Univ. of 111., 1907-8. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 .4 d dress. Cedar Rapids, la. 
 
 WILLIAM EDMUND EDINGTON 
 Assistant; A. B., Ind. St. Norm. Sch., 1909: 
 b. D 8, 1886, Rantoul, 111.; s. Robert and 
 Carrie (Wolpert) Edington. Prerared in Poto- 
 mac H. S.; Ind. St. Norm. Sch. Teacher. Math.. 
 H. S., Brazil, Ind.. 1909-11; Asst. Prof., Mat'i., 
 Ind. St. Norm. Sch., 1011-12: Asst., Mith., 
 Univ. of Colo., 1913-14; Assoc. Prof, and Prof., 
 Math., Univ. of N. M., 1914-17: Asst., Math., 
 
868 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Univ. of 111., 1917-18; do., 1919 — . Sergt., Sig- 
 nal Corps, Div. of Sc. and Research, Meteoro- 
 logical Section, Ft. Monroe, Va., 1918; mus- 
 tered out, D 191 8. Mem., Am. Math. Soc; 
 Math. Assn. of Am.; A. A. A. S. Address, 
 1100 N. Center St., Terre Haute, Ind. 
 
 JAMES LLOYD EDMONDS 
 Professor; B. S., O St. Univ., 1907; b. Jl 
 5, 1885, Carrollton, Mo. Prepared in Mansfield 
 (O.) H. S. Instr., Minn. St. Univ., Sch. and 
 Coll. of Agr., 1907-10; Instr., An. Husb. and 
 Asst., Horse Husb., Agr. Exp. Sta., L^niv. of 
 111., 1910-11; Assoc, Horse Hvisb. and ist Asst., 
 Horse Husb., in Sta., do., 191 1-13; Asst. Prof., 
 1913-18; Prof., 1918 — . Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Married Mabel Miskimen, Jl 8, 1914, Newcom- 
 erstown, O. Children: John Robert, b. Je 29, 
 1916; James Lloyd, Jr., b. S 8, 1918. Address, 
 916 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 GRACE OSBORNE EDWARDS 
 (See No. 1124.) 
 
 MAURICE EISNER 
 
 Musician; b. Jl 2, 1880, Keokuk; s. Albert 
 (b. Ag 28, 1851, Eperies, Hungary) and Kate 
 (Kariher) Eisner (b. Je 25, 1857, Huntington, 
 Ind.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. Attended 
 Univ. of 111. Alpha Tau Omega. Instr., Piano, 
 Royal Acad, of Music, Budapest, 1899- 1900; 
 Instr., Piano, ITniv. of 111., 1901-2; pvt. teacli- 
 ing, 1900-6. Head of Conservatory of Music, 
 Minneapolis, 1906-10; concert tour with Kocian, 
 Violinist, 1910; concert pianist. Address, 301 
 \V. L'niversity Ave., Champaign. 
 
 KARL JOHN THEODORE EKBLAW 
 (See No. 3721.) 
 
 WALTER ELMER EKBLAW 
 (See No. 1442.) 
 
 ARTHUR MATTHEW ELAM 
 Assistant; B. M. E., LTniv. of Ky., 1908; 
 D. D. S., Dental Coll., O. LTniv.; b. Mr 10, 
 1884, Lawrence Co., Ky.; s. Matthew McClure 
 (b. Morgan Co., Ky.) and Emily Grant (Bqt- 
 ner) Elam (b. Lawrence Co., Ky.). Prepared in 
 Ky. St. Acad. Tau Beta Pi. Instr., St. Univ. 
 of Ky.; Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1908-09; 
 Asst. to Dean, Mech. Engng., LTniv. of Ky., 
 1909-10; with Am. Blower Co., Detroit, 1910; 
 charge of Drawing Dept., Columbus Trade Sch., 
 1915; Demonstration in Anatomy, 1915-16; Dem- 
 onstration in Prosthetic Dentistry, 1916-17; 
 Asst., Crown and Bridge Technic and Metal- 
 lurgy, Dental Coll., O. Univ., 191 7 — . Auth. : 
 Automobile Testing Plant of the Univ. of Ky., 
 Horseless Age, Vol. 25, No. 22. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M.; Appalonian Soc; Omicron Kappa Upsilon. 
 Married Clothilde Bonta, Ag 4, 1909, Lexing- 
 ton, Ky. Address, 312 W. 4th Ave., Columbus, 
 O. 
 
 ARTHUR GRENVILLE ELDREDGE 
 Photographer; b. N 3. 1880, Mass. Photog- 
 rapher for Country Life; Instr., and Dir., 
 Photog. Lab., LTniv. of 111., 1913 — . Married 
 Clara M. Foss, New Vork City. Address, 926 
 W. Illinois St., L'rbana. 
 
 CHARLES ALTON ELLIS 
 Professor; A. B.. Wesleyan Univ., 1900; b. 
 Je 23, 1876; s. David Brainard (b. D 30, 
 1833, Guilford, Me.) and Eliza Wharff (Lom- 
 bard) Ellis (b. D 24, 1834). Prepared in E. Me. 
 Conference Sem., Bucksport, Me. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon. Draftsman, Checker, and Designer, 
 Am. Bridge Co., 1900-09; Asst. Prof.. Civ. 
 Engng., Univ. of Mich., 190S-12; Designing 
 Engr., Dominion Bridge Co., Montreal, Can.; 
 Asst. Prof., Civ. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1914- 
 15: Prof., Struct. Engng., do., 1915 — ■ Auth.: 
 New Formulas and Diagrams give Deflections 
 of Beams under any Loading. Engng. Record, 
 
 Vol. 73, 1916; Graphical Calculus with Spec- 
 ial Reference to Shear Moment and Deflection 
 Diagrams, Jour. West. Soc. of Engrs., Vol. 22, 
 1917; The Theory of Reinforced Concrete 
 without Formulas, Engng. Educ, Vol. 8, 1918. 
 Mem., Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ; 
 Sigma Xi; Prot. Epis. Church; Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Elsie Louise Ney, S 29, 
 1913. Address, 502 W. Elm St., Urbana. 
 
 FREDERICK ELLIS 
 
 Instructor; b. Ap 21, 1874, Eng. ; s. John 
 (b. do.) and Elizabeth (Harris) Ellis (h. do.). 
 Prepared in Nat. Schs., Eng. Acacia. Pattern 
 Makers Apprentice, Journeyman. 1890-6 do., 
 C'argeman, 1896-1906; Instr., Woodshop, Univ. 
 of 111., 1906-14; Instr., Man. Tr. H. S., 
 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1914 — . Married 
 Emily Ellis, Ap 18. 1901, Eng. Address, c/o 
 (Manual Training H. S., Edmonton, Alberta, 
 Canada. t 
 
 ARNOLD EMCH 
 
 Professor; Ph. D., Univ. of Kan., 1895; b. 
 Mr 24, 1871; s. Albrecht (b. 1836, Gossliwil, 
 Switzerland) and Maria (Zurbuchen) Emch (b. 
 1840, Habchern, do.). Prepared in Co. H. S., 
 Hucheggberg; Cantonal Coll., Solothurn, Switz- 
 erland, 1886-90; Eidgenossische Technische 
 Ilochschule, Zurich. Switzerland, 1890-3. Sigma 
 Xi. Asst. Prof., Math., Univ. of Kan., 1895-7; 
 Prof., do.. Poly, of Biel, Switzerland. 1897-9; 
 Prof., Math, and Graphics. LTniv. of Colo., 1900- 
 5; Prof., Math., Cantonal Coll. of Solothurn 
 and Basel, 1905-11; Asst. Prof., Math., Univ. 
 of 111.. 191 1 — . Served in Swiss Army. Auth.: 
 Introduction to Projective Geom. and its Appli- 
 cations, John Wiley & Sons, 1905; Kultur and 
 Reisebilder aus Amerika. Sauerlander, Aarau, 
 1908; Kinematische Gelenksysteme and die 
 durch sie erzeugten goemetrischen Transfor- 
 inationen, Gassniann, Solothurn, 1007; Uber 
 orthogonale Systeme und einige Technische 
 .\nwendungen, Schiiler, Biel, 1898; also many 
 mag. articles. Mem.. Am. IVIath. Soc; A. A. 
 A. S.; Circolo Matematico die Palermo: Schwei- 
 zeris'che Maturforschende Gesellschaft; Swiss 
 .\Il)ine Club; Colo. Mt. Club. Married Hilda 
 Walters, Ag 28, 1895. Children: Walter, b. 
 D 24, T896; Arnold, b. N 3, 1899, Address, 
 5nj W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 ARTHUR DONALDSON EMMETT 
 (See No. 1496.) 
 
 CLYDE WILBUR EMMONS 
 (See No. 203.) 
 
 SOLTON PHILIP ENGEL 
 Assistant; A. B., Columbia, 1916; b. Ja i, 
 189s, New York City; s. M. and Lena Rose 
 (Proper) Engel. Prepared in DeWitt Clinton 
 H. S., New York City. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Teacher, Eng. and Hist., Blue Pt. Union Free 
 Sch., Long Island, 1916-17; Asst., Eng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1917-18. Ensign Sch., U. S. N. F. R., 
 1918 — •. Address, 344 Manhattan Ave., New 
 Vork City. 
 
 CARL J. ENGELDER 
 Instructor; A. B., Cornell, 1913: B. Chem., 
 1/0., 1914; Ph. D., do., 1917; b. Ja ii, 1890, 
 Punxsutawney, Pa. Alpha Chi Sigma; Sigma 
 Xi. Asst., Gas Analysis and Optico-Chem. Meth- 
 ods, Cornell, 1913-15; Asst., Phys. Chem., do., 
 1915-17; Instr., Chem., Univ. of lU., 1917-18. 
 Address, 218 Delaware Ave., Ithaca. N. Y 
 
 MELVIN LORENIUS ENGER 
 
 (See No. 2656.) 
 
 EDGAR WALLACE ENGLE 
 (See No. G205.) 
 
 DUANE TAYLOR ENGLIS 
 (See No. G206.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 869 
 
 ROY VICTOR ENGSTROM 
 
 (See No. 2086.) 
 
 ARTHUR LLEWELLYN ENO 
 
 Professor; A. B., Brown Univ., i^QS; A. 
 M., Univ. of Vt., 1S99; A. M., Harvard, 1901 ; 
 b. O I, 1872, Charlotte, Vt.; s. Byron Russell 
 (b. Mr I, 1844, do.) and Phoebe Goodyear 
 (Wooster) Eno (b. F 24, 1847, do.). Prepared 
 in Vt. Acad.. Saxton's River, Vt. Phi Delta 
 Theta; Scholar, Brown Univ.; Ed., Broum Daily 
 Herald, 1894-95. Asst., Rhet., Brown Univ., 
 1895-96; Master, Latin, Vt. Acad., 1896-98; 
 Instr., Eng. and Ger., Univ. of Vt., 1898- 
 1900; Grad. Stud., Harvard, 1900-02; Instr., 
 Eng., Univ. of Tex., 1902-04; do., summer sch.. 
 1902-03; Instr., Rhet.. Univ. of 111., 1904-08; 
 Asst. Prof., Classics, Pa. St. Coll., 1913-16; do., 
 Univ. of Vt., 1917-18; do., Eng., Rensselaer 
 Poly. Inst., Troy, N. Y., 1918 — . Auth. : Edition 
 of Scott's Quentin Durward, Macmillan Co.; 
 The iSIexican Shepherd Plays, Special Volume 
 of the Am. Folk Lore Jour.; short stories for 
 mags, and newspapers. Mem., Am. Folk Lore 
 Soc. Address, Charlotte, Vt.; bus. add., c/o 
 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. 
 
 NEWTON EDWARD ENSIGN 
 
 (See No. 4641.) 
 
 CONRAD JOSEPH EPPELS 
 
 Assistant; b. Ja 23, 1884, Ger.; Grad., Royal 
 Sch. of Linnich, Ger., 1907; attended Boppard 
 Royal Sch.; Univ. of Montpelier, France. Teach- 
 er, Mod. Lang., Univ. of W. Va., 1912-14; Asst., 
 Rom. Langs., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Asst., Ger., 
 Exten. Div., Univ. of Wis., 191 5 — • Address, 
 206 Bernard St., MaKiison, Wis. 
 
 JOHN LAWRENCE ERB 
 Director; F. A. G. O., Metropolitan Coll. 
 of Mus., 1896; b. F 5, 1877, Earl Tp., Pa.; 
 s. Milton Geist (b. Ap 6. 1850, Pa.) and Mary 
 Katharine (Rhue) Erb (b. Je 5, i860, do.). 
 Prepared in Pottstown (Pa.) H. S.; Hill Sch., 
 do.; Virgil Clavier Sch., New York City, 1894- 
 5. Phi Gamma Delta. Dir., Music, Adelphi 
 Coll., Brooklyn, N. Y:, 1896-97; do., Conserv- 
 atory of Music, Univ. of Wooster, Wooster. 
 O., 1905-13; Dir., Sch. of Mus. and Univ. 
 Organist, Univ. of 111., 1914 — . Auth.: Johannes 
 Brahms, a Biography, J. W.' Dent; Hymns 
 and Church Music; The Elements of Harmony; 
 Elementary Theory; Numerous articles in musi- 
 cal and other mags. Mem., Mus. Teacher's 
 Nat. Assn.; Am. Guild of Organists; Nat. Assn. 
 of Organists; 111. St. Mus. Teacher's Assn.; 
 Univ. Club, Urbana; Lutheran Church. Married 
 Ethel Berenice Heydinger, S 18, 1899, Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y. Child, Donald Milton, b. Ag 3. 
 1900. Address, 607 W. Indiana Ave., Urbana. 
 
 OSCAR ERF 
 
 Professor; B. Sc, O. St. Univ., 1899; b. 
 D 17, 1874, Monroeville, O.; s. Philip (b. do.) 
 and Dorothea (Heyman) Erf (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Monroeville Pub. Schs. Alpha Zeta; Sigma 
 Xi; Scholarship in Dairying. Asst., Dairying, 
 O. St. Univ., 1896-9; Mgr., N. Eaton Cream- 
 ery and Straight Dairy Co., 1893-4; Instr., 
 Dairy Mfg., Univ. of HI.. 1899-1903; Mgr., 
 Star Creamery Co., 1903; Prof., Dairying and 
 An. Husb., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 1903; Supt., 
 Dairy Dept., La. Purchase Exposition, 1904; 
 Prof., Dairy and An. Husb., Kan. St. Agr. Coll., 
 1904; do.. Dairying, O. St. LTniv. Invented 
 starter vat; milk bottles; water heater. Auth.: 
 Bui. No. 75, 111. Exp. Sta.; Buls. Nos. 130 and 
 131, Kan. Exp. Sta.; Press Buls. Nos. 144 and 
 147, do.; Dairy Arithmetic; Creamery Build- 
 ing; also various mag. articles. Mem., Am. 
 Breeders Assn.; Treas.. do.. 1904; Dairy St. 
 Assn. of Kan., Neb., 111., O. and Wis.; Nat. 
 Creamery and Buttermakers' Assn.; Kan. Poul- 
 try Assn.; A. A. A. S. Married Alice Ashton, 
 Je 28, 1905, Monroeville, O. Address, 157 
 1 2th Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 THOMAS REUBEN ERNEST 
 
 (See No. 2966.) 
 
 WILLIAM ESTY 
 
 Professor; A. B., Amherst Coll., 1889; B. 
 S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1893; A. M., Am- 
 herst Coll., 1893; b. Jl 9, 1868, Amherst, Mass.; 
 s. William Cole (b. Ap 8, 1838, Westmoreland, 
 N. H.) and Martha Ann (Gushing) Esty (b. 
 N 14, 1837, Boston). Prepared in Amherst 
 H. S. Psi Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi. Completed the 
 "expert course" at the factories of the Thomas- 
 Houston Elec. Co., Lynn, Mass., 1892-93; 
 Instr., Elec. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1893-95; 
 Asst., Prof., do., 1895-98; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1898-1901; Asst. Prof., Lehigh Univ., 1901- 
 03; Prof., do., 1903 — . Auth.: Alternating 
 Current Machinery, Am. Correspondence Schs., 
 Chicago, 1905, rev. ed., 1912; The Elements of 
 Elec. Engng., Vol. i; Direct Current Machines; 
 (with W. S. Franklin) Elec. Distribution and 
 Lighting, Macmillan Co., Vol. 11, 1906; do.. 
 Alternating Currents, do., 1907; (with W. S. 
 Franklin, C. E. Clewell, S. S. Seyfeit) Dynamo 
 Lab. Manual, do., 1908; (with W. S. Frank- 
 lin) Dynamos and Motors, do., 1909; also many 
 mag. articles. Fellow, A. I. E. E. ; Mem., Soc. 
 Prom, of Engng. Educ; Fellow A. A. A. S.; 
 Bethlehem Club. Married Julia Louise Coy, Je 
 
 14, 1894, Brookline, Mass. Children: William 
 Cole, Jr., b. Mr 7, 1895; Lucien Coy, b. Mr 
 
 15, 1899; John Gushing, b. My 12, 1901. Ad- 
 dress, Lehigh Univ., S. Bethlehem, Pa. 
 
 AUGUSTA DILLMAN EVANS 
 Assistant; A. B., 1911, Smith Coll.; b. Jl 
 10. 1885; d. David John (b. 1829, Wales) 
 and Susan (Dillman) Evans (b. Ja 24, 1840 
 Middleport, Pa.). Prepared in Scranton H. S. 
 Pa. Colloquium; Telescopium. Attended Low 
 thorpe Hort. Sch., Groton, Mass., 1905-6: 
 Amherst Agr. Coll.. Amherst, Mass.; Teacher 
 Rural Sch., La Plume, Pa., 1906-7; Asst 
 Gardener, Kingston Gardeners, Kingston 
 Mass.; Asst., Agr. Exten., Univ. of 111., igii 
 13; do., Agr. Exten., Mont. Agr. Coll., 1914 — 
 .-iddress, Bozeman, Mont. 
 
 DONALD GROVER EVANS 
 (See No. 8303.) 
 
 FREDERICK NOBLE EVANS 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1905; M. L. A., 
 do., 191 1 ; b. Jl 26, 1881; s. Daniel Henry 
 (b. Ap 19, 1839, Ripley, O.) and Sarah Jane 
 (Livingston) Evans (b. O 1848, Pittsburgh). 
 Prepared in Royen Sch., Youngstown, O. 
 Attended Royal Tech. Sch., Ger., 1906-7; Sigma 
 Aljiha Epsilon; Piersan Sodality; Harvard Dra- 
 matic Club; Ivy Club. Asst., Land. Arch. Dept., 
 Harvard,. 1908-10; Land. Arch., Cleveland, 
 1911-14; Land. Arch, in Office of Stephen 
 Child. Santa Barbara, Calif.; Instr., Land. De- 
 sign, Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Assoc, do., 1915- 
 16; Asst. Prof., do., 1917 — . Auth.: Articles 
 in Am. Real Est. Mag. Mem., A. F. A. M.; 
 Am. Civic Assn.; Am. Soc. of Land. Archs. ; 
 Am. City Planning Inst.; Pres., Assn. of 
 Land. Exten. Workers; Epis. Church. Married 
 Belle Spencer Sanford, Ja 10, 1912, Stock- 
 ton, Calif. Children: Sarah Jane; Janet San- 
 ford. Address, 1310 S. Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
 WALTER ROOKE EVANS 
 Instructor; b. El Paso, 111. Prepared in 
 Peoria H. S.; Racine (Wis.) Military Sch,; 
 Bradley Poly. Inst. Instr.. Wrestling, Stock 
 Yards Sch. of Phys. Culture, Chicago; Instr., 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1915-17. Lt., 6ist 111. Inf., 
 France, 191 7 — . Mem., Prot. Epis. Church. 
 Address, El Paso, 111. 
 
 HENRY HOUGHTON EVERETT 
 Phys. and Surg.; M. D.. Coll. of P. & S., 
 Chicago, 1902; b. S 11, 1866. Chambersburg, 
 Pa.; s. William S. (b. 1836, Fanitsburg, Pa.) 
 
870 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 and Charlotte Stickney (Reed) Everett (b. 
 Richmond, Va.). Prepared in South Div. H. 
 S., Chicago, and Univ. of Chicago; attended 
 Chicago Med. Coll., 1888. Nu Sigma Nu. Instr., 
 Gym., Univ. of Wis., 1894-5; Asst. Prof.. Phys. 
 Tr., Univ. of 111., 1895-6; Assoc. Prof., do.. 
 1896-8: Phys. and Surg., 1902; Instr., Nose 
 and Throat Depl., Rush Med. Coll., Univ. of 
 Chicago; Asst. Attending Laryngologist, 
 Presby. Hosp., Chicago. Mem., Chicago Med. 
 Soc; 111. St. Med. Sec; A. M. A.; Ottawa 
 Co. (Mich.), Med. Soc. Married Jessie Eliza- 
 beth Armstrong, Jl 2, 1891, Sycamore, 111. 
 Children: Charlotte Reed, b. S 13, 1892; Henry 
 Armstrong, b. N 28, 1898. Address, 30 N. 
 Michigan Ave., Chicago. 
 
 EUGENE PHILIP EAGER 
 
 (See No. 7504.) 
 
 HARRISON FREDERICK THEODORE 
 
 FAHRNKOPF 
 (See No. 5650.) 
 
 GEORGE DAY FAIRFIELD 
 
 Business; b. My 6, 1866, Hillsdale, Mich.; 
 s. Edmund B. (b. Ag 1821, Va.) and Mary 
 A. (Baldwin) Fairfield (b. 1836. Ellington, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Lincoln (Neb.) H. S.; 
 Oberlin Coll. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. V. Consul from U. S.. Lyons, France, 
 1889-93; Instr., Rom. Langs., De Pauw Univ., 
 1894-5; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of III., 1895-8; 
 Prof., do., 1898-1903; in bus., 1903-4; Asst. 
 Prof., Rom. Langs., Syracuse Univ., 1904-6; 
 Prof., French and Spanish, Beloit Coll., 1906- 
 11; in bus. with James O. Heyworth, 191 1 — . 
 Edited Beaumarcliais' Barbier de Seville, Scott, 
 Foresman & Co.. 1002. Mem., Univ. Club, 
 Syracuse, N. Y. Married Mary Adelaide Pet- 
 ers, 1890, Tecumseh. Mich. Children: Helen 
 Peters, b. Ag. 1803; Mary Burnham, b. Jl 
 1895 (died Jl 1896)'; John Edmund, b. Jl 1898- 
 .Address, 305 Harvester Bldg., Chicago.! 
 
 JOHN ARCHIBALD FAIRLIE 
 Professor; A. B., magna cum laudc. Har- 
 vard, 189s; A. M., do., 1896; Ph. D.. Colum- 
 bia, 1 898; b. O 30, 1872, Glasgow, Scot.; s. 
 James Mitchell (b. Ap 23, 1845. Strathblane, 
 do.) and Margaret Simpson (Miller) Fairlie 
 (b. 1845, Glasgow, do.). Prepared in Duval 
 H. S., Jacksonville, Fla. Prize Detur; Bow- 
 doin Prizes; Phi Beta Kappa; Cosmos Club; 
 honorable mention in hist.; Toppan Prize. Sec. 
 to Com. on Canals of N. Y. St., 1899-1900; 
 Lecturer. Mun. Govt., Columbia, 1900; Asst. 
 Prof., Adm. Law, Univ. of Mich., 1900-06; Jr. 
 Prof., Adm. Law, do., 1906-09: Special Agt., 
 Bur. of Corp., 190809; Assoc. Prof., Pol. Sc, 
 Univ. of 111., 1909-11; Prof., do., 1911 — . 
 (Leave of absence.) work for U. S. Govt., 
 Washington, D. C, 1918—. Auth.: The Cen- 
 tralization of Administration in New York 
 State Columbia. Studies in Hist., Econ. and 
 Pub. Law, 1898: Statistical Tables and Data 
 relating to the (Canals and Conamerce of New 
 York, Report of the Com. on Canals of New 
 York State, 1900; Municipal Administration, 
 Macmillan Co., 1001; The National Adminis- 
 tration of the United States of America, do., 
 1905; Local Government in Counties, Towns, 
 and Villages, Century, 1906; Essays on Muni- 
 cipal Administration, Macmillan. 1908; Taxa- 
 tion and Revenue System of Illinois, a report 
 prepared for the Special Tax Commission, 
 111. Printing Co., 1910; A report on Town 
 and County Government in Illinois, ///. St. 
 Jour. Co., 1913; A report on Revenue and Fi- 
 nance Administration, Illinois Efficiency and 
 Economy Committee, 1914; several articles. 
 Assoc. Ed., Nat. Mun. Review, 1912-16: Man- 
 aging Ed., Am. Pol. Sc. Review. 1916 — . Mem., 
 Mich. (Constitutional Convention. 1907-08; 
 Chief Clerk, Special Tax Com., St. of 111., 
 1910-11; Dir., 111. Efficiency and Economy 
 
 Com., 1913-15; Council of Nat. Civ. Service 
 Reform League; Am. Econ. Assn.; Nat. Mun. 
 League; Cosmos Club, Washington; Harvard 
 Club of New York City; Univ. Club and 
 City Club of Chicago; Univ. Club, Urbana. 
 Address, 1103 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. 
 add., Cosmos Club, Washington, D. C. 
 
 ELISIIA N. FALES 
 Aero Engr. ; A. B., Harvard, 1908; S. B., 
 Mass. Inst. Tech., 191 1; b. D 23, 1887; s. 
 David (b. Boston) and Mary E. (Lawton) 
 Fales (b. Newport, R. I.). Prepared in Lake 
 Forest Acad. With Curtiss Airplane Co., 1915- 
 i6; Asst. Prof., Mech. Engng., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-17; Chm., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 
 1017-18; Airplane Engng. Dept., A. S. S. C, 
 Washington, D. C, 1918 — ■. Invented: Jiffy 
 Duplicator Patent; Various Aeronautical de- 
 vices. Auth.: Learning to fly in the United 
 States Army, McGraw Hill, 1917; Articles in 
 Tech. Jours. Married Frances Meigs, Je 4, 
 1014. Child. Grace Lynde, b. Ap 23, 1916. 
 .4ddress, Lake Forest, 111. 
 
 RALPH S. FANNING 
 (See No. G212.) 
 
 ROY NEWTON FARGO 
 
 (See No. 3728.) 
 
 STANLEY PRINCE FARWELL 
 
 (See No. 2973.) 
 
 EDWARD ARTHUR PATH 
 
 Coll. Pres.; B. S., Carleton Coll., North- 
 field, Minn., 1902; Ph..D., Univ. of Calif., 
 1009; b. Ag 23, 1880, Ger.; s. Jacob (b. Mr 
 13, 1840, do.) and Bertha L. (Judiesch) Fath 
 (b. Mr 14. 1850, do.). Prepared in Muscatine 
 (la.) H. S.; attended Wilton Coll., Wilton, 
 la., 1898-1900. Sigma Xi; Delta Sigma Rho. 
 Instr., Math., Wilton Coll., 1902-4; do.. Red- 
 field Coll., Redfield, S. Dak., 1904-5; .do., Univ. 
 of 111., 1905-6; Instr., Astron., Univ. of 111., 
 1905-06; Asst. Astronomer, Mt. Wilson 
 Obs., 1902-12: Dir.. Beloit Coll. Obs., 1902-14; 
 Pres., Redfield Coll., 1914 — . Discoveries: 
 Brighter Spiral nebulae give spectrum like 
 sun, 1909-11; Zodiacal light gives solar type 
 spectrum, 1909; Globular star clusters give 
 F. type spectra, loii; 800 new nebulae. Aut'i.: 
 A Study of Nebulae, Astronomical Jour., vol. 
 28, 1914; The Story of Spirals, Century, 1912; 
 The Greatest Camera in the World, Outlook, 
 T914; articles in Lick Obs. Bui.. Astrophys. 
 Jour. Mem., Astron. and Astrophys. Soc. of 
 Am.; Fellow, A. A. A. S., 1912; Fellow, Royal 
 Astron. Soc. of London. 1912; ist V. P., S. 
 Dak. Acad, of Sc, 1916-17. Married Rosina 
 Kiehlbauch Je i, 1909, Tyndall, S. Dak. Chil- 
 dren: Catherine B., b. Ag 19- 1013; Miriam 
 Rosina, b. O 6, 1916. Address, Redfield, S. Dak. 
 
 LESLIE WILLIAM FAULKNER 
 (See No. 6225.) 
 
 ERNEST CARROLL FAUST 
 (See No. G216.) 
 
 MARY ELIZA FAWCETT 
 
 (See No. G217.) 
 
 *EDMOND GUSTAVE FECHET 
 Born Tl II, 1844. Port Huron, Mich.; s. Al- 
 fred Fe"chet de Alart (b. 1817. Strasburg, 
 France) and Mary de Garmo (Buel) Fechet (b. 
 1823, Syracuse, N. Y.). Entered U. S. Volun- 
 teers. My 19, 1861; U. S. A. (Volunteers and 
 Regt.) ever since; Prof., Mil. Sc, Univ. of 
 Neb. 1896; Prof.. Mil. Sc. and Tactics, Univ. 
 of 111., 1900-09. Invented portable ramp for un- 
 loading stock from R. R. trains (see Man. 
 of Field Engng., Beach; Device and system for 
 erecting conical tents; Device for protecting 
 
Faculty 
 
 871 
 
 springs of cots in dormitories. Auth. : The 
 True Story of the Death of Sitting Bull, Cos- 
 mopolitan Mag.. My 1896. Mem., G. A. R. Mar- 
 ried Rachel Morris Forsythe, N 25, 1875, 
 Portsmouth, O. (died My 25, 1905). Children: 
 Mary Forsythe and James Edmond. Died N 16, 
 1910. 
 
 FRANCES MARGUERITE FEIND 
 (See No. 2665.) 
 
 HARRY FOSTER FERGUSON 
 Engineer; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1912; 
 b. Mr 12, 1889, Adams, Mass. Prepared in 
 Adams (Mass.) H. S.; Trinity Coll., 1906-08. 
 Received Smith-McKay prize in Math. Engng. 
 Dept., Boston, summers 1910, 1911; Asst., 
 Engng. Corps, Pa. R. R., summer 1912; Asst. 
 Engr., St. Water Survey, Univ. of 111., 191? 
 15. Lt., Engr. Reserve Corps, A. E. F., France; 
 Returned to states. Mem. Epis. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 709 W. High St., Urbana. 
 
 ALISON MARION FERNIE 
 Teacher; b. N. 25, 1866, Derby, Eng. ; d. 
 John (b. (Japar, Fifeshire, Scot.) and Arabella 
 (Pike) Fernie (b. Derby, Eng.) Prepared in 
 pvt. sch. and masters abroad. Alpha Chi 
 Omega. Professional studies, Royal Acad, of 
 Mus., London; Philadelphia Musical Acad.; 
 also in Bonn, Weimer, Paris and Italy. Head 
 of vocal dcpt., DePauw Univ., 1891-7; concert 
 singing in Philadelphia. Washington, and New 
 York City; Prof, and head of the vocal dept., 
 Univ. of 111., 1897-1903; Dir., Choral Soc.; Pvt. 
 Teaching in Florence, Italy, and traveling for 
 pleasure; Teacher, voice, Hutchinson, Kans., 
 19 14. Address, c/o Brown, Shipley & Co., 123 
 Pall Mall, London. 
 
 OSCAR FREDRICK WILHELM 
 FERNSEMER 
 Business; Ph. D., Univ. of Munich, 1912; 
 b. JI 26, 1888, Munich, Bavaria; s. Ludwig (b. 
 1844, Bavaria, Ger.) and Constance (Mason) 
 Fernsemer (b. 1851, Eng.). Prepared in Maxi- 
 milian's gymnasium, Munich. Pvt. Tutor, 
 Woonsocket, R. I., 1913-14; Teacher, French 
 and Ger., H. S., Cranford, N. J., 1914-15; Lec- 
 turer, Ger. Lit., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1915-16; 
 Instr., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1916-18; With John 
 Wanamaker, 1918 — . Auth.: Die Dramatischen 
 Werks Chas Rob Maturin's Nebst Biographies 
 des Dichters, 1913; The Origin of Defoe's 
 Robinson Crusoe, (ier.-Amer. Hist. Soc., O. 
 Winbourg, Munich, 1918. Mem., Players Club, 
 Univ. of 111. Address, 38 S. 44th St., Philadel- 
 phia; bus. add., c/o John Wanamaker^ do. 
 
 EMORY NELSON FERRISS 
 Professor; Ph.B., Univ. of la., 1904; A.M., 
 do., 1905; Ph.D., do., 1908; b. Jl 17, 1882, To- 
 ledo, la.; s. Oscar Milton (b. S 4, 1849, Mt. 
 Vernon, O.) and Emma (Bidwell) Ferriss (b. 
 Jl 7, 1858, Gladstone, la.). Prepared in Clark 
 Coll. Prep. Sch.; Attended Univ. of Chicago, 
 summer 1911; Philaphronean Lit. Soc; Grad. 
 Scholarship in Ger., Univ. of la., 1905-6; Fel- 
 lowship, 1907-8; Old Eng. Text Soc. Prize, 
 1906; Prin., H. S., Pocatello, Idaho, 1906-7, 
 igo8-ii; Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; 
 Instr., Broadway H. S., Seattle, 1912-16; Grad. 
 woik, Educ, Teacher's Coll., Columbia, 1916- 
 17; Asst. Prof., Educ, Univ. of Okla., 1917-18; 
 Assoc. Prof., Secondary Educ, do., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Angengruber's Portrayal of (Character, 
 United Brethren Pub. Co. Mem., Old Eng. 
 Club, Univ. of la., 1907-8; Idaho Interscho- 
 lastic League for Secondary Schs., 1908-10; 
 Phi Delta Kappa. Married Bessie Isabel Reed, 
 Ag 26, 1908, Minneapolis. Children: Dorothy 
 Elaine, b. Ap 18, 1910; Donald Embre, b. Je 
 38, 1913. Address, Norman, Okla. 
 
 ARTHUR SARGENT FIELD 
 Valuation Analyst; A. B., Dartmouth Coll., 
 1902; A. M. do., 1903; Ph. D., Yale, 1909. 
 Prepared in Hyde Park H. S., Chicago. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Fellow, Pol. Econ., Univ. ot 
 Wis., 1903-4; Scholar, Econ., Yale, 1907-8; 
 Instr., Econ., Univ. of 111., 1904-7; do., Dart- 
 mouth Coll., 1909-11; Economist, Bur. of Ry. 
 Econ., Washington, D. C, 1911-18; Valuation 
 Analyst, Bur. of Valuations, Interst. Com- 
 merce Conin., Washington, D. C, 1918 — . 
 Author.: The Child Labor Policy of New Jer- 
 sey, Am. Econ. Assn., 1910; Articles in Econ. 
 Review. Address, 3607 Lowell St., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. 
 
 CHARLES ALBERT FISHER 
 
 (See No. G220) 
 
 FOREST ADDISON FISHER 
 
 (See No. 4650) 
 
 ORA STANLEY FISHER 
 
 (See No. 3367) 
 *GEORGE MYGATT FISK 
 A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1890; Ph. D., Univ. of 
 Munich, 1896; b. Jl 16, 1864, Canfield, O. ; 
 Scholarship, Phillips Exeter Acad., N. H.; 
 Fellowship, Pa. Studied at Halle, Berlin, 
 London, Paris, Geneva, and Brussels. Supt., 
 Schs., Mich., two yrs. ; Prof., Econ., Jacob 
 Tome Inst., Port Deposit, Md., 1900; Teacher, 
 Univ. of Wis., Summer, 1900; do., Johns 
 Hopkins Univ., 1901 (Albert Shaw Lecture- 
 ship) ; Prof., Commerce, Univ. of 111., 1902- 
 191 o. Auth.: Hist, of German-American Diplo- 
 matic Relations; Cml. Policy of U. S., 1890- 
 1900; also various short articles. Mem., Am. 
 Embassy at Berlin, Four yrs., Sec. Died Ap 
 29, 1910, Madison, Wis. 
 
 IRA WILLIAM FISK 
 (See No. 3735) 
 JOHN DRISCOLL FITZ-GERALD II 
 Professor; A. B., Columbia, 1895; Ph. D., 
 do., 1906; b. My 2, 1873, Newark, N. J.; s. 
 Aaron Ogden (b. S 14, 1845, do.) and Harriet 
 Minerva (Haines) Fitz-Gerald (b. D 20, 1847, 
 do.) Prepared in Barringer (N. J.) H. S. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Alumni Prize to "The most 
 faithful and deserving stud, of the graduating 
 class," Columbia, 1895; Univ. Scholar, Rom. 
 Lang., Columbia, 1895-96; Univ. Fellow, Rom. 
 Lang., do., 1897-98; also studied Romanic Phil., 
 Leipsic, Berlin, Madrid, and Paris, 1896-97 and 
 1900-02; Eleve Tittulaire de I'Ecole Pratique 
 des Hautes fitudes (Section des Sciences, His- 
 toriques, et Philologiques), Paris, 1897; Eleve 
 Diplome de I'Ecole-Pratique des Hautes fitudes 
 (Section des Sciences, Historiques, et Philogi- 
 ques), Paris, 1902. Asst., Rom. Lang, and 
 Lit., Columbia, 1898-1902; Tutor, do., 1902-07; 
 Instr., do., 1907-09; Asst. Prof., Univ. of 111., 
 1909-15; Prof., Spanish, do., 1915 — -. Auth.: 
 La Vida de Santo Domingo de Silos par Gon- 
 zalo de Berceo, Edition critique, Bibliotheque 
 de I'Ecole des Hautes Etudes, fascicule, Paris, 
 1904; Versification of the Cuaderna Via, as 
 found in Berceo's Vida de Santo Domingo de 
 Silos, Columbia Univ. Studies in Rom.. Philol. 
 and Lit., New York, 1905; A Reading Journey 
 Through Spain, illustrated. The Chautauquan, 
 Vol. 55, 1909; Rambles in Spain, T. Y. (Jrow- 
 ell & Son, 1910; (With Leora A. Fitz-Gerald) 
 Lope de Vega, Noyelas a la Senora Marcia 
 Leonarda, Reproduction der Ausgaben von 1621 
 und 1624, kritisch herausgegeben und mit 
 Einleitung und Anmerkungen versehen, Ro- 
 manische Forschungen, Erlangen; various liter- 
 ary and linguistic articles dealing with topics 
 in Roman Philol. and in Hispanic Langs., Lit., 
 and Hist., and appearing in jours, of the 
 United States, France, and Spain; translator 
 (with T. H. Guild), A New Drama, by Manuel 
 Tamayo y Baus, No. 90, Pub. The Hispanic 
 
872 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Soc. Am., New York, 1915; Assoc. Ed., Ro- 
 inanic lit-zicw; Consulting ed., Hispania; Mem.. 
 Internal, advisory ed. Bd. of Iiiter-Ainciica: 
 Ed. in charge of Hispanic subjects in New In- 
 tcniat. hticy.; Ed., The Ilisjianic Series. Mem.j 
 Methodist "Church; Alpha Sigma Plii; Alumni 
 Assn. of II. Schs., Newark, N. J. ; Advisory 
 Council of the Institute International of Mad- 
 rid; A. S. R. ; Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Am. 
 Dialect Sos. ; Societe Amicale Gastoi> Paris, 
 Paris; Gesellschaft fiir Romanische Literature, 
 Dresden; The Hispanic Soc, of Am.; Corre- 
 spondiente de las Reales Acadeniais Espiinola 
 de la Lengua, de la Historia de Madrid, and de 
 Buenas Letras de Barcelona; Delegate to S. 
 Am. for Am. Assn., for Internat. Conciliation, 
 1914; Asst. Sec, Second Pan-Am. Scientific 
 Cong., 191 5-16. Married Leora Almita Hart- 
 pence ('16), JMy 10, 1900, Newark. N. J. Chil- 
 dren: Nesta, b. Je 29, 1904; Gerald llartpence, 
 b. D 4, 1005; Linda, b. Mr 3, loio. Address, 
 803 W. Main St., L^rbana. 
 
 EDWIN BRENTON FLANIGAN 
 Engineer; C. E., Princeton, 1910; b. S 18, 
 188S, Hamilton, Mo, Attended Mass, Inst, of 
 Tech. Asst,, Mech. Lab., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; 
 Engr. Const., Sheldon Axle and Spring Co., 
 Wilkes-Barre, Pa., igi.? — . Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 6s W. South St., Wilkes- 
 Barre, Pa.t 
 
 ALICE VIRGINIA FEATHER 
 Instructor; B., A., Cornell, 191 7; b, Philadel- 
 phia; d, Joseph (b. Bradford, York, Eng.) and 
 Drusilla "(Drake) Flather (b. Newton, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Nashua (N. H.) H. S.; Teacher, 
 H. Schs., i88(>-i9oj; Asst., Chem., Lhiiv. of 
 111., 1904-6; Acting Instr., do., 1906-8; Instr., 
 do., H. S., Haverhill, Mass., 1911-12; do., Wel- 
 lesley Coll., 191 7 — . Mem., A. C, S. ; A. A. 
 A. S. Address, 20 Arlington St,, Nashua. 
 N. H. 
 
 J. R, FLEMING 
 Instr.; U. S, S, M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918; 
 with Mine Service & Safety Co., Benton, 111, 
 Address, 314. W. 3rd St,, Greensburg, Pa,; 
 bus. add., c/o Mine Service & Safety Co., Ben- 
 ton, 111. 
 
 VIRGIL R. FLEMING 
 (See No. 2384) 
 
 WESLEY PILLSBURY FLINT 
 Entomologist; b. My 4, 1883, South Hamp- 
 ton, N. H.; s. Moses C. (b. Ag 1S41, Law- 
 rence, Mass,) and Emily W, (Pillsbury) Flint 
 (b. My 7. 1849, Newburyport, Mass.). Pre- 
 pared in Ainesbury, Mass. H. S.; N. H. Col., 
 1902-5. Zeta Epsilon; Conant Scholarship. In 
 charge of Gypsy and Browntail Moth work. 
 Cape Cod, 1905-6; Supt., New York Dept., 
 H. L. Frost & Co., Entomols. and Foresters, 
 1906-8; charge of field work against San Jose 
 Scale, Univi"rof 111., 190S-9; Asst. Entomol., 
 Cent. 111., di'., 19H-17; Asst. in charge of field 
 work 1917 — . Auth.: Several circulars on eco- 
 nomic insects; articles in Jour, of Ecoii. £n- 
 tomol., 1912, 1913, 1910, 1917, 1918. Mem., 
 Entomol. Soc. of Am.; Am. Assn. Economic 
 Entomols.; A. A. A. S.; Ill, Acad, of Sc. 
 Married Florence Belle Wrai§;ht, Ja 21, 191 1, 
 St. Louis. Address, 1306 S. Orchard St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 IRA GRAESSLE FLOCKEN 
 Professor; A. B., O. St. Univ., 1900; A. M., 
 Cornell, 1910; b, D i, 18S6, Mansfield, O, ; s. 
 Edward (b, Jl 14, 1862, Bucyrus, O,) and 
 Kate ((iracssle) Flocken (b. F i, 1863, Kos- 
 suth. O,), Prepared in Mansfield (O.) H, S.; 
 Univ. of Chicago, summer 1909. Delta Sigma 
 Pi; Phi Delta Theta. Fellow, Statistics, Cor- 
 
 nell, 1909-10; Asst,, Econ., Univ. of 111., 1910- 
 11; Instr., Asst. Prof., Prof., Econ, and Ac- 
 counting, Univ, of Pittsburgh, 191 1 — . Mem. 
 Am. Econ. Assn.; Am. Statist. Assn.; Sec, 
 I'aculty of Sch. of Econ., Univ. of Pittsburgh: 
 .■\ssoc.. Am. Inst, of Accts. ; Am. Assn. of 
 Univ, Instrs, in Accounting; Chm,, Coml. Sec- 
 tion, West Pa, Educ. Assn., 1917-18; Pitts- 
 burgh Inst, of Accts. ■ Married Olive Gheen, 
 Ag 25, 1910, Worthington, O. Child, Robert 
 Edward, b. S 11, 1917. Address, 1205 Lancas- 
 ter Ave., Pittsburgh. 
 
 GEORGE TOBIAS FLOM 
 Professor; B. L., Ihiiv. of Wis., 1893; A. M,, 
 Vanderbilt, 1894; Ph, D., Columbia, 1900; b, 
 .\p 12, 1871, Utica, Wis,; s, Ole O, (b, S 20, 
 1831, Flom in Aurland, Province of Sogn, 
 Norway) and Martha (Borlaug) Flom (b, 
 1836, Borlaugh in Leikanger, Province of 
 Sogn, do.). Prepared in Albion Acad,, Wis. 
 .\delphic; Nora Samlag, Scholastic Fellow in 
 Germanics and Eng., Vanderbilt, 1893-4; Hon. 
 I'cllow, do., Univ. of Wis., 1890-7; Fellow, 
 iJcrmanic Philol., Columbia, 1897-8; attended 
 Copenhagen Univ., 1898-9; Leipsic Univ., 1899. 
 Teacher, Ger. and I^at., H. S., Prairie du 
 Chien, Wis., 1805-6; Instr., Ger. and French, 
 Vanderbilt, 1899-1900; Instr., Scandinavian 
 Lang, and Lit., Univ. of la,, 1900; Asst, Prof,, 
 do., 1901-4; Prof., do., 1904-09; Asst. Prof,, 
 Scand. Lang, and Lit,, Univ. of 111., 1909-13; 
 Assoc. Prof., do.. 1913 — , Auth,: Scand, In- 
 fluence on Southern Lowland Scotch, Colum- 
 bia Univ, Press, 1900; Wichert's Als verlobte 
 empfehlen sich — , Sch, Ed., D. C. Heath & 
 ( o., 1902; Bjornson's Synnove Solbakken, with 
 Introduction and Notes, John Anderson & Co., 
 1905; Chapters on Scamlinavian Immigration 
 to la., la. Hist. Soc, 1906; History of Scan- 
 dinavian Study in American Universities, Univ. 
 of la. Studies, 1907; Tegner's Frithjofs Saga, 
 Introduction and Notes, Enberg-IIolmberg 
 Pub, Co., 1909; Hist, of Norwegian Immigra- 
 tion to America, 1909; Konongs Skuggsja, 
 I'ragment RA. 58 C, from an Old Norwegian 
 parchment codex of the thirteenth century with 
 hcliotype copy and a study of the paleography 
 and the language, The Univ. of 111. Studies, 
 Vol. 4, No. 2, loii; The Gender of English 
 [>oan Nouns in Norse Dialects in America, 
 Jour. Eng. and Ger. Philol., vol. 5; Ed., Scand. 
 Studies and Notes; Assoc. Ed.: The Jour, of 
 Hug. and Ger. PhUoL; 111. Univ. Studies in 
 Lang, and Lit. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of 
 .\m.; Am. Dialect l^oc. ; The Viking Club and 
 .'^oc. for Northern Research, London; Folklore 
 Fellows, Copenhagen; Am. Scand. Soc; Det 
 Xorske Selskab; Soc for Adv. of Scand. 
 Study, Sec. 1911-12. Trustee, 1914; V. P. 111. 
 branch of Am. Folklore Soc; Heimskringla, 
 Pres. Married Loretta Regina, D 26, 1900. 
 Cliildren: George Reginald, b. N 4, 190 1; 
 lilizabeth Edda, b. Jl 21, 1903; Mary Antoin- 
 ette, b. Je 7, 1906. Address, 611 W. Green St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 MARY ELIZABETH FLOYD (BEVIS) 
 Born D 20, 1875, Winthrop, Mass.; d. 
 Thomas (b. N 3, 1839, North Chelsea, Mass.) 
 and Mary Hall (Peirce) Floyd (b. Ap 15, 
 1S39, do.) Prepared in Winthrop H. S. ; Wes- 
 leyan Acad., Wilbraham, Mass. Diploma, N, 
 E, Conservatory of Music, Mass. ; attended 
 Boston JTjiiv., 1896; N. E. Conservatory, one 
 yr. ; Munich, Ger., one yr. ; Bush Temple Con- 
 servatory, Chicago. Pvt. music teacher, Bos- 
 ton, 1894-1904; Instr., Piano, St. Mary's Coll., 
 Dallas, Tex., 1904-7; do., L^niv, of 111., 1907-10. 
 Organist Presby. Church. Married Albon 
 Bevis, Ag 29, 191 1, Winthrop, Mass. Child, 
 Elizabeth Floyd, b. N 13, 1912. Address, 707 
 \V. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 LAWRENCE EARL FOGLESONG 
 (See No. 4655) 
 
Faculty 
 
 «73 
 
 JUSTUS WATSON FOLSOM 
 Professor; B. S., Harvard, 189s; Sc. D., do., 
 1899; b. S 2, 1871, Cambrirlge, Mass.; s. 
 James Nelson and Charlotte Elizabeth (Wat- 
 son) Folsom. Prepared in Cambridge (Mass.) 
 H. S. Univ. Scholarship, Harvard; Bowdoin 
 Prize. Lab. Asst., Bot. and Zool., Harvard; 
 Prof., Nat. Sc. and Physiol., Antioch Coll., C, 
 1899-igoo; Instr., Entomol., Univ. of HI., igoo- 
 06; Assoc, do., 1906-09; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1909 — . Auth.: Entomology with Special ref- 
 erence to its Biological and Economic Aspects, 
 P. Blackiston's Sons & Co., 1906; Japanese Col- 
 lembola, Part I, Bui. Essex Inst., Vol. 29, 
 1898; do., Part II, Proc. Am. Acad. Art Sc, 
 Vol. 34, 1899; The Anatomy and Physiology of 
 the Mouth Parts of the Collcmbolan Orche- 
 sella Cincta L, Bui. Mus. Comp. Zool., Vol. .35, 
 1899; Papers from the Harriman Alaska Expe- 
 dition, Proc. Wash. Acad. Sc, Vol. 4, 1902; 
 The Insect Pest of Clover and Alfalfa, Univ. 
 of III. Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 134, 1909; numerous 
 other articles on entomological subjects. Ed. 
 Bd., Annals Entomol. Soc. of Am.; Fellow, 
 A. A. A. S. ; ist V. P., Entomol. Soc. of Am. 
 Address, loi E. John St., Champaign. 
 
 FRANCIS SEELEY FOOTE, Jr. 
 Professor; E. M., Columbia, 1905; b. Mr 
 31, 1883, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; s. Francis Seelcy 
 and Addie Sarah (Jameson) Foole. Prepared 
 in Montclair (N. J.) H. S. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi. Engr., Cumberland 
 Mt. Coal and Timber Co., Dunlap, Tenn., 
 190s; with Springdale Assn., railroad location 
 work, Louisville, Ky., i90';-6; Asst. Engr., 
 N. Y. C. & II. R. R. R. Co., 1906-7; Asst. 
 C. E., Columbia, 1907-10; Instr., Ry. C. E., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-71; Assoc, do., 1911-12; 
 Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of Calif., 1912-17; 
 Assoc. Prof., Ry. Engng. and Dir. of Summer 
 Sch. of Sur., Univ. of Calif., 1912-17; Prof., 
 do., 19 17 — . Auth.: The Solution of Plane 
 Triangles, privately pub.., Urbana, 1910; vari- 
 ous other articles. Mem., Am. R. R. Assn.; 
 Soc. for Prom, of Engng. Educ. ; Assoc, mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Margaret Lucy Kings- 
 bury, Jl 15, 1913, Los Angeles. Children: 
 Elizabeth Luella, b. Ap 30, 1914; Francis 
 Seeley, b. D 10, 1916. Address, Berkeley, 
 Calif. 
 
 FRANK FARNSWORTH FOOTITT 
 (See No. G228) 
 
 ERNEST BROWNING FORBES 
 (See No. 1031) 
 
 GIDEON ROBERT FORBES 
 Instructor: B. S., Harvard, 1909; M. L. A., 
 do., 191 1 ; b. F 2, 1886, Northampton, Eng. 
 Instr., Art and Design, Univ. of III., 191.S — . 
 Address, 806 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 STEPHEN ALFRED FORBES 
 (See No. H20) 
 
 WINIFRED FORBES 
 Instr. in Violin; b. Ag 8, 1879, Normal, 111.; 
 d. Stephen Alfred and Clara ((iaston) Forbes. 
 Prepared in Univ. Acad. Pi Beta Phi; Mu 
 Phi Epsilon. (irad. of Am. Conservatory of 
 Music, (Jhicago, 1899; attended Univ of 111., 
 1899-igoo: studied a year and a half under 
 Leopold Kramer, then Concert-Master of the 
 Thomas Orchestra; two summers under Leon 
 Sametini. Instr., Violin, St. LTniv. of S. Dak., 
 1902-4, do., Univ. of 111., 1904-10; do., San 
 Marcos Baptist Acad., 1911-12; Instr., Violin 
 and Harmony, and Dir. of Orchestra, Univ. 
 of Ore., 1912-18; Instr. in Violin, Ellison- 
 White Conservatory, Portland, Ore., 1918 — . 
 Mem., Christian Science Church. Address, 
 Campbell Hotel, Portland, Ore. 
 
 GUY STANTON FORD 
 Professor; B L., Univ. of Wis., 1895,' 
 I'h. D., (Columbia, 1903; b. My 9, 1873, Salem, 
 Wi.s. ; s. Thomas D. (h. F 9, 1848, Milburn, 
 111.) and Helen Elizabeth (Shumway) l'"ord 
 (b. S 16, 1847, Gurnee, 111.). Prepared in 
 Plainfielrl (la.) II. S. and Acad., Upper la. 
 I'niv.. Theta Delta Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 (iamina Alpha. Supt., Sch., Grand Rapids, 
 Wis., 1895-8; Univ. of Berlin, 1899-igoo; 
 Scholar, Columbia, 1900-01; Instr., Hist., Yale, 
 1901-6; Asst. Prof., do., 1906; Prof., Mod. 
 European Hist., Univ. of III., 1906-13; Prof., 
 Hist., Head of HisW Dept. and Dean Grad. 
 Sch., Univ. of Minn., 1913 — . Dir. of the 
 div. of educ. publications of the Com. on Pub. 
 Information. Auth.: Hanover and Prussia, 
 1 795- 1 803, Columbia -Studies in Hist. Econ., 
 and Pol., Macmillan, 1903; ed.. Turner Es- 
 says in Am. Hist., Henry Holt & Co., igio; 
 ed.. Govt, publications on the war. Red, White, 
 and Blue Series, War Information Series, 
 Loyalty Series; articles in Am. Hist. Review, 
 Jour, of Eng. and Ger. PhiloL, Shield of 
 Theta Delta Chi, Reports of the Am. Hist. 
 Assn., etc. Mem. Hist. Assn.; Miss. Valley 
 Assn.; New Eng. Hist. Teachers' Assn, igoi-6; 
 (irad. Club, New Haven, Conn.; Univ. Club, 
 Urbana; Univ. of 111. Golf Club. Married 
 (irace Victoria Ellis, S 6, 1907, Bristol, Wis. 
 Children: Elizabeth Jane, b. Je 26, 1909; 
 Thomas Kingman, b. D 6, igio. Address, 
 Com. of Pub. Information, Washington, D. C. 
 or Univ. of Minn., Minneapolis. 
 
 JAY THOMAS FORD 
 (See No. G229) 
 
 •THOMAS BARTLETT FORD 
 A. B., Univ. of Kan., 1904; A. M., do., 
 1907; b. Ag 27, 1882, lola, Kan.; s. Henry 
 Cloud (b. O I, 1853, Jackson Co., Mo.) and 
 Sarah Ellen (Bartlett) Ford (b. O 6, 1857, 
 Wolfeboro, N. IL). Prepared in Girard 
 (Kan.) H. S. Sigma Xi. Asst. Instr., Chem., 
 I'niv. of Kan., igo.s-7; First Asst., Applied 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., summer, 1907; Asst. 
 Chem., Bur. of Standards, Washington, D. C., 
 1907-17; Assoc. Chem., do., 1917-18; in charge 
 of Low Temperature Lab., Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington, D. C, 1913-18. Mem., A. C. S., 
 1907; Philos. Soc. of Washington, 1917; M. E. 
 Church. Married Neva Jean Nelson, S 8, 
 1908, Laramie, Wyo. Children: Alice Ellen, 
 b. Ag 30, 1910; Mary F21izabeth, b. Ag 16, 
 igia; Thomas Avan, b. Ag 29, 1917. Died 
 O I, igi8. 
 
 ELIZABETH FORREST 
 (See No. 2667) 
 
 CHESTER HUME FORSYTH 
 (See No. G231) 
 
 JAMES HUTCHISON FORSYTHE 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Pa., 1908; b. D 
 27, 1885, Mercer, Pa.; s. John (b. F 11, i86i, 
 do.) and Elizabeth (Treftinger) Forsythe (b. 
 S 15. 1865, Pittsburgh, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Pittsburgh Central H. S. Unde.r-grad. Scholar- 
 ship, four yrs. from Pittsburgh H. S. Head 
 Draftstman, office of Davis & Davis, Phila- 
 delphia, 1906-7; do., Thayer & Thayer, New 
 Castle, Pa., 1908-9; Instr., Arch., Wash. Univ., 
 1909-10; Instr., Arch., Univ. of 111., 1910-14; 
 do., Univ. of Minn., 1914 — . Mem., Arch. 
 Soc. Address, 321 r4th Ave., S. E., Minneap- 
 olis. 
 
 •EDWARD JOSEPH FORTIER 
 Professor; A. B., Tulane, 1904; b. D g, 
 1883; s. Alcce (b. 1857, St. James, La.) and 
 Marie (Lanauze) Fortier (b. 1864, New Or- 
 leans, La.). Prepared in Ferrell's Prep. Sch.; 
 Johns Hopkins, igo4-o6; Univ. of 111., 1908-09; 
 
874 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Columbia, 1910-11. Phi Delta Theta. Prof., 
 French, Notre Dame, Md., 1905-06; Instr., 
 Rom. Lang., Yale, 1906-07; Assoc, do., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-09; Instr. and Asst. Prof., Rom. 
 Langs, and Lits., Columbia, 1910-18; Instr., 
 Tulane summer Sch., 1910; Lecturer, French 
 Lit., Lake Champlain Summer Assembly, 1914- 
 15. Auth.: The Establishment of the Tamarois 
 Misson, Trans, of the 111. St. Hist. Soc, 1908; 
 Les Lettres frangaises en Louisiana, 1915; Re- 
 vised ed. French Lit. and Biography, New In- 
 ternat. Encyclopedia, Vols. IX-XXIV, 1916-18; 
 Contributing ed.. La Pensee de France. Mem., 
 Nevif Eng. Mod. Lang. Assn., Conn. Group, 
 1Q07, Ex. Bd.; Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; La. 
 St. Hist. Soc; Chief reader Elementary 
 French, Coll. Entrance Examination Bd., 1917- 
 18. Married Marie Tricou, S 11, 1906, New 
 Orleans, La. Child, Alida Marie, b. Mr 3, 
 J912. Died D 24, 1918, New York City. 
 
 ANNA KATHERINE FOSSLER 
 Librarian; B. Sc, Univ. of Neb., 1895; b. 
 Lincoln, Neb.; d. Christian (b. Tubingen, Ger.) 
 and Kathcrine (Andra) Fossler (b. Berlin, 
 do.). Prepared in Pub. Schs., Lincoln, Neb. 
 Attended New York Lib. Sch., 1898-1000; 
 Asst., Lib., Univ. of Neb., 1895-7; do., Univ. 
 of 111., 1897-8; Head of Catalog Dept. anrl 
 Classifier, Univ. of Calif. Lib., 1900-9; do., Co- 
 lumbia, 1909 — . Supvr., Serial Dept. Mem.. 
 Am. Lib. Assn.; C. L. A.; Assn. Collegiate 
 Alumni; N. Y. L. C. Address, 540 W. i22d 
 St., New York City.f 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM FOSTER 
 (See No. 44) 
 
 WILLIAM DEWEY FOSTER 
 Journalist; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 191 1; 
 M. S., do.. 1913; b. Ja 1890, Kirksville, Mo. 
 Prepared in New Haven (Conn.) and Spring- 
 field (Mass.) H. Schs. Arch., New York City 
 and Baltimore, 1911-12; do., C'hicago, 1913-14; 
 Instr., Arch. Design, Univ. of 111., 1914-15; 
 Jour., Boston, 1915 — . Auth.: Critical Articles 
 in The Brickhuildcr. Mem., Congr. Church. 
 Address, c/o Rogers and Manson, 85 Water 
 St., Boston. 
 
 FRED GATES FOX 
 (See No. 1130) 
 
 *HARRY BERT FOX 
 (See No. 1332) 
 
 ♦JESSIE YOUNGE FOX (SHEPARDSON) 
 A. B., DePauw Univ., 1895; b. O 6, 1873, 
 Kinmundy, 111.; d. Dr. Daniel Jesse (b. D 2, 
 1814, Columbia, S. C.) and Mary Wade 
 (Speed) Fox (b. Ap 24, 1839; Mecklenburg 
 Co., Va.). Prepared in Prep. Dept., DePauw 
 LTniv. Alpha Chi Omega. Asst., Piano, Univ. 
 of 111., 1897-1901. Studied music with Wm. 
 H. Sherwood, Chicago, 1902-3. Mem., Aurora 
 Woman's Club, Aurora, HI. • Married Ralph 
 Steele Shepardson ('97), Je s, 1903, Chicago. 
 Died F 13, 1911, Chicago. 
 
 EDWIN DIEDERICH AUGUST FRANK 
 Designer; S. B., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1906; b. 
 Jl 27, 1 883, Milwaukee; s. Louis Frederick (b. 
 Ap 15, 1857, do.) and Emily (Inbusch) Frank 
 (b. Mr 21, 1859, do.). Prepared in W. Div. 
 H. S., Milwaukee. Apprentice, Allis-Chalmers 
 Mfg. Co., W. Allis, Wis., 1906-08; Draftsman 
 and Testing Engr., Mafler Swhwartzkopff 
 Werke, Berlin, Ger., 1909-11; Koenighliche 
 Technische Hochschule, Sachen, Ger., igii-12; 
 Centrifugal Pump Designer and Testing Engr., 
 Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., W. Allis, Wis., 1912- 
 14; Instr., Mech. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1914- 
 16; Designer, Centrifugal Pumps, C. H. 
 Wheeler Mfg. Co., 1916-17; In charge of marine 
 
 Dept. Designing, do., 19 18 — . Jr. Mem., A. S. 
 M. E.; Sec. for Promotion of Engng. Educ. 
 Address, 1426 Diamond St., Philadelphia; bus. 
 add.. C. H. Wheeler Mfg. Co., do. 
 
 FRANK ROY FRAPRIE 
 Editor; B. S., Lawrence Scientific Sch., 
 i8g8; M. S., Harvard, 1902; b. Jl 14, 1874, 
 I'all River, Mass.; s. Stephen Thomas (b. do.) 
 and Caroline Mary (Goodrum) Fraprie (b. 
 do.). Prepared in B. M. C. Durfee H. S., Fall 
 River, Mass. Teacher, Chem. and Phys., H 
 S., Chelsea, Mass., 1898-9; Asst., Chem., Univ. 
 of 111., 1899-1900; Prin., Steep Brook Grammar 
 Sch., Fall River, 1900-1; Assoc. Ed., Photo 
 Era, Boston, 1903-5; Ed., Am. Photography, 
 1906 — . Auth.: Among Bavarian Inns, L. C. 
 Page & Co., 1906; Castles and Keeps of Scot- 
 land, do., 190- ; (with Florence Jean Ansell) 
 The Art of the Munich Galleries, do., 19 10; 
 various articles and translations. Mem., Am. 
 Com. for the Internat. Photographic Exposi- 
 tions at Dresden, 1909, and Budapest, 1910; 
 Royal Photographic Soc. of Great Britain, 1909, 
 I<"ellow; Unitarian Church. Married Mary Otis 
 Sampson, S 16, 191 1, Brookline, Mass. Ad- 
 dress, 39 Addington Road, Brookline, Mass. 
 
 HOBART DICKINSON FRARY 
 (See No. G23S) 
 
 WILBER JOHN ERASER 
 (See No. 741) 
 
 WILLIAM ALEXANDER GORDON FRASER 
 (See No. 1223) 
 GEORGE ENFIELD FRAZER 
 Accountant; A. B., St. Univ. of la., 1909; 
 LL. B., Univ. of Wis., 1912; b. F 1, 1889, 
 Amber, la.; s. George Henry and Alzara 
 (Stevenson) Frazer. Prepared in Anamosa 
 (la.) H. S. Acacia; Phi Alpha Delta. Instr., 
 Bus. Adm., LTniv. of Wis., 1910-12; Consulting 
 Acct., Wis. St. Bd. of Pub. Affairs, 1912; 
 Prof., Pub. Accounting and Univ. Comptrol- 
 ler, Univ. of 111., 1913-15; Gen. Auditor Mont- 
 gomery Ward & Co., Chicago and New York 
 ("ity, 1915-17; Prof. Lecturer, Sch. of Com- 
 merce and Adm., Univ. of Chicago, 1917-19; 
 Sr. Partner, Frazer &• Torbet, Certified Pub. 
 /Vccts, Chicago, 1917-19. Dir. of Methods Con- 
 trol Div., Q. M. Corps, U. S. A., 1917-19; 
 Consulting Acct., U. S. Shipping Board, Phila- 
 delphia, 1919 — . Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 L'niv. Club of Chicago; Am. Statistical Soc; 
 Ouadrangle Club of Chicago. Married Helen 
 Dic'-son James ('10), Je 6, 1915, Urbana. 
 Children: Edmund Symons, b. O 3, 1916; 
 George Enfield, Jr., b. Je 3, 1918. Address, 
 3614 Park Place N. W., Washington, D. C; 
 bus. add., co8 S. La Salle St., Chicago or 
 cVo U. S. Shipping Board, Philadelphia. 
 
 FRANK FORREST FREDERICK 
 Director; b. O 21, 1866, Methuen, Mass.; 
 s. John Welch (b. Je 21, 1823, Westford, 
 Mass.) and Eliza Adelaid (Clark) Frederick 
 (b. Ja 13, 1823. Methuen, Mass.). Prepared 
 in Methuen (Mass.) H. S., and Lawrence 
 Indus. Draw. Sch. Grad., Mass. Nor. Art 
 Sch., Boston, 1S90; Royal Westminster Sch. 
 of Art, London, 1897. Instr., Draw., Evening 
 .Schs., Boston, 1S88-90; Prof., Art and Design, 
 Univ. of 111., 1890-1906; Dir., Sch. of Indus. 
 Arts, Trenton, N. J., 1906 — . Exhibited with 
 Am. Paintings and Sculptures, Art Inst., Chi- 
 cago, and with Soc. West. Artists. Auth.: 
 Arch. Rendering in Sepia, N. Y., Wm. T. Corn- 
 stock, 1S92; Plaster Casts and How They Are 
 Made, do., 1899; Wash Method of Handling 
 Water Color; Simplified Mech. Perspective; A 
 Roman Alphabet and How To LTse It; various 
 articles. Mem., West. Drawing and Man. Tr. 
 Assn.; Soc of West. Artists; 111. Man. Arts 
 
Faculty 
 
 875 
 
 Club. Married Alice Victoria Hutchinson, 
 1893. Children: John Hutchinson, b. Ja 3, 
 1896; Victoria, b. My i, 1898; George Francis, 
 b. Ap 15, 1900. Address, Trenton, N. J. 
 
 MARIE E. FREEMAN 
 (See No. 5667) 
 
 PERRY JOHN FREEMAN 
 (See No. 2980) 
 
 LOUISE FREER 
 Dir., Phys. Tr.; A. B., Cornell Coll., 1907; 
 
 B. S., Columbia. 191 1; b. Mt. Vernon, la.; d. 
 Ilamline Hurlhurt (b. S 7, 1846, Galena, O.) 
 and Mary Louise (Markle) Freer (b. F 22. 
 1850. Dundas, Can.). Prepared in Cornell 
 Coll. Acad.; attended Univ. of Wis.; Harvard 
 Summer Sch. Phys. Dir., Y. W. C. A., Racine, 
 Wis., 1907-10; do.. Olivet Coll., Mich., 1911-12; 
 Dir., Playground, Winnipeg, Manitoba, summer 
 1912; Phys. Dir., St. Norm. Sch., Moorhead, 
 Minn., 1912-14; Dir., Phys. Tr. for women, 
 Univ. of 111., 191 5 — . Mem., Am. Phys. Educ. 
 Assn. Address, loio W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 HERBERT E. FRENCH 
 (See No. G236) 
 FRED GOODRICH FRINK 
 Consulting Engr. ; B. S., Univ. of Mich., 
 1886; M. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1902; b. Ap 
 16, 1862, Pilot Grove, 111.; s. Morey F. (b. 
 1S16, Morrisville, N. Y.) and Ellen E. (Good- 
 rich) Frink (b. May 16, 1833, Calhoun Co., 
 Mich.). Prepared in Kankakee H. S. R. R. 
 Engng., 1886-8; Struct. Engng., 1888-1900; 
 Instr., Draw., Chicago Eng. H. S., 1890-97; 
 Prof., Civ. En^ng., Univ. of Idaho, 1897-1900; 
 Instr., Civ. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1904-6; 
 Instr., Civ. Engng., Univ. of Mich, 1902-04; 
 Asst. Prof. Univ. of 111., 1904-6; Pres., 
 Lake Const. Co., Chicago and Hammond, 
 Ind., 1906-8; Prof., Ry. Engng., Univ. of 
 Ore., 1908-13; Consulting Engr., 1913 — . Joint 
 Auth.: Trigonometry, Henry Holt & Co., 1909; 
 Pure Water Supply, The Mich. Engr., 1904; 
 The Queen Post Truss, Annual report. III. 
 Sac. Engrs. and Siirvs., 1905; Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. ; Sec. for Prom. Engng. Educ; 
 K. T. Married Mae Beadle, Jl 10, 1888; 
 Yankton, S. Dak. Children: Ellen Beadle, b. 
 S 30, 1889; Marjorie Mae, b. D 10, 1896; 
 Frederick William, b. My 12, 1904. Address, 
 943 Bryant St., Palo Alto, Calif. 
 
 JOHN ALEXANDER FRISK 
 Asst. and Mechanician; b. O 12, 1875, 
 Stanton, la.; s. Axel (b. Astergatlan, Sweden) 
 and Gustava (Jochanson) Frisk (b. do.). With 
 
 C. F. Elmes Engng. Works, Chicago, for six 
 and one half yrs. ; Asst. and Mechanician, 
 Mech. Engng. Lab., Univ. of 111., 1912-18. In- 
 vented an improved locking device for Ec- 
 centric for the study of valve setting; A quick 
 valve change device when running tests with 
 two valves changing valve in middle of 
 test; An improved safety check valve for hy- 
 draulic mach.; An improved bar for baring 
 or tuning; Patent Gas Burner and Water 
 Heater for gas stoves. Received medal from 
 the Am. Inst., N. Y. Mem., Baptist Church. 
 Married Katrin C. Gibbs, My 8, 1901, Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y. Child, Lester G., b. S 21, 1907. 
 Address, 702 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 EMMA QUINBY FULLER (DEAN) 
 A, M,, Univ. of Neb., 1897; b. Ja 8, 1872, 
 Ashland, Neb.; d. Horace Stevens (b. Warren, 
 O.) and Louisa (Brown) Fuller (b. Mecca, 
 O,). Prepared in Doane Coll. Acad. Alpha 
 Chi Omega. Grad. Stud., Wellesley Coll., 
 1894-6; Stud., Am. Conservatory of Music, 
 Chicago, 1897-9; Instr., Voice, Univ. of 111., 
 1899-1901; Instr., Am. Conservatory of Music, 
 
 1902; Graduated, Post-grad. Dept., do., 1903. 
 
 Married Arthur Randall Dean, Crete, Neb., 
 
 S 18, 1901. Address, 441 Willow St.. Win- 
 nctka. III, 
 
 EDWARD FULTON 
 Professor; A. B,, Dalhousie, Coll., Halifax, 
 Nova Scotia, 1889; A. M,, Harvard, 1891; 
 Ph, D, do., 1894; b. Jl 22, 1862, Stewiacke, 
 Nova Scotia; s. Joseph (b. 1832, do.) and 
 Amanda (Ellis) Fulton (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Pictou Acad., Nova Scotia. Monroe Exhibi- 
 tioner in Dalhousie, 1884-9; awarded First 
 Rank Honors and the De Mille Medal, do. 
 Instr., Eng., Norm. Sch., Truro, Nova Scotia, 
 1889-90; Asst., Eng., Harvard, 1892-4; Prof., 
 Eng., Wells Coll., 1894-1900; Asst. Prof., Rhet., 
 Univ. of 111., 1901-4; Assoc. Prof., do., 1904-18. 
 Auth.: Wordsworth's Shorter Poems, with in- 
 troduction and notes, 1903; On Translating 
 Anglo-Saxon Poetry, Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am., 
 Vol. XIII, 1808; On the Authorphip of the 
 Anglo-Saxon Poem, "Phoenix," Mod. Lang. 
 Notes, Vol, XI, 1896; Rhet. and Composition, 
 N. Y., 1906; The Meaning and Purpose of 
 Criticism, South Atlantic Quarterly, Vol. XII, 
 1913; Fancy and Imagination Before Coleridge, 
 Nation, Vol. XC^V, 1912; Dryden on Fancy and 
 Imagination, do.. Vol. XCVI, 1913; The Mod- 
 ern Use of the Word "Genius," do.. Vol, CII, 
 1916, Spencer Sidney, and the Areopagas, 
 Mod. Lang. Notes, Vol, XXXI, 19 16. Mem,, 
 Presby, Church; Mod, Lang, Assn, of Am. 
 Married- Sara Antoinette Acer, Jl 23, 1896, 
 Pittsford, N. Y. (died D 16, 1913), Address, 
 looS W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 MAURICE GARLAND FULTON 
 Professor; Ph. B., Univ. of Miss., 1898; 
 A. M. do., 1901; b. D 4, 1877, University, 
 Miss. Teacher, Rhet,, Univ. of Miss., 1900-1; 
 do., Univ. of Mich, 1901-3; do., Peabody Sum- 
 mer Norm,, Miss,, 1902; Instr,, Rhet,, Univ. 
 of 111., 1903-4; do., Univ. of Mich., 1904-5; 
 Prof., Eng., Centre Coll. of Central Univ., 
 Ky., 1905-9; Instr., Eng., Summer Sch. of 
 the South, 1907-9; do.. Summer Session, Co- 
 lumbia, 1907; Prof., Eng., Davidson Coll., Da- 
 vidson, N. C, 1909; Instr., Summer Session, 
 Univ. of Va., 1910-11; So. Field Agt., Simpli- 
 fied spelling Bd., 1914-16. Auth.: Manual of 
 Exercises in Composition, 1905; Expository 
 Writing, Macmillan, 1912; College Life, Mac- 
 millan Co., 1914 (with R. G. Bressler and G. 
 H. Mullen) ; Questions on Readings in English 
 Literature, Century Co., 1915; Southern Life 
 in Southern Literature, Ginn & Co., 1917; 
 National Ideals and Problems, Macmillan, 
 1918; Ed,, Christmas Night in the Quarters 
 and Other Poems by Irwin Russell, Century 
 Co,, 1917. Address, Davidson, N. C. 
 
 WILLIAM JOHN FULTON 
 (See No. 1133) 
 
 WALTER LEE GAINES 
 (See No. 3372) 
 FRANCES AGNES GALE (STEWART) 
 Born O 5, 1872, Aurora, III.; d. Eli Hol- 
 brook (b. Ap 14, 1837, Townsend, Vt.'> and 
 Adelaide (Parker) Gale. Prepared in E. Au- 
 rora H. S. ; attended Univ. of Mich., 1890-92, 
 1893-94; ITniv. of Chicago, 1900. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta. Teacher, H. S., Lacon, III., 1894-5; 
 Teacher, Physiol, and Bot., H. S., Decatur, 
 III., 1895-8; Teacher, Nat. Sc, LaSalle-Peru 
 Tp. H. S. for three yrs.; Instr., Sc, Prep. 
 Sch., Univ of 111., 1901-02. Married Thomas 
 Stewart, Je 10, 1902, Aurora, III. Children: 
 Mary Elizabeth and Mabel Adelaide, b. Mr 31, 
 1903; Agnes Caroline, b. F 24, 1905; Frances 
 Jean, b. Ap 21, 1909; Thomas Gale, b. Ag 10, 
 1910; Robert Harvey, b. Mr 25, 1913; William 
 Parker, b. Ja 24, 1915. Address, Plainfield, 
 111. 
 
876 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 RICHARD ALONZO GANTZ 
 (See No. G240) 
 
 CLARENCE ORAN GARDNER 
 (See No. 3744) 
 
 FRANK DUANE GARDNER 
 (See No. 649) 
 
 *GEORGE ENOS GARDNER 
 Prof., Law, Univ. of 111., 1897-8. One of 
 the first two Profs, at the time of the opening 
 of the Law Sch. Died D 17, 1907, Worcester, 
 N. Y. 
 
 HARRY GARDNER 
 Instructor; B. S. in C. E., Univ. of Wis., 
 1905; M. S., Univ. of Kan., 1911; b. N 29, 
 1877, Broadhead, Wis.; s. John W. (b. O 6, 
 1855, Stephentown, N. Y.) and Dorothea Eliza- 
 beth (Springstead) Gardner (b. Jl 11, 1853, 
 Hamilton, Ont.). Prepared in Beloit Acad. 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Delta Theta. Asst. 
 City Engr., Madison, Wis., 1902-5; Instr., Civ. 
 Engng., Univ. of 111., 1905-7; Prof., Math., 
 la. Wesleyan Univ., and City Engr., Mt. Pleas- 
 ant, la., 1907-9; Asst. Prof. Civ. Engng., 
 Univ. of Kan., 1909-13; Instr., Mech., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-16; do., Cooper Union, 1916 — . 
 Musician, Co. E, ist Wis. Volunteer Inf., 
 1898. Auth. : Effect of Hydrated Lime on Ce- 
 ment Mortar and Concrete, Engng. Record 
 191 1. Mem., Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; 
 Internat. Assn. for Testing Materials; Art 
 Students' League, New York City. Married 
 Ella Betts Waterbury, O 31, 1909, Minneapolis. 
 Address, 114 Morningside Drive, New York 
 City; bus. add.. Cooper Union, do. 
 
 JOHN JOSEPH GARDNER 
 (See No. G241) 
 
 THOMAS MOONEY GARDNER 
 Elec. Engr.; B. M. E., Purdue Univ., 1892; 
 M. M. E., Cornell, 1896; b. Ag 22, 1872, Bed- 
 ford, Ind.; s. Joseph and Elizabeth (Malott) 
 Gardner. Asst. Elec. Engng., Purdue Univ., 
 1892-3; Engng. practice, 1893-4; Prof., Elec. 
 Engng., Throop Poly. Inst., Pasadena, Calif., 
 1894-5; Const, and installation work, 1896-9; 
 Instr., Exp. Engng., Sibley Coll., Cornell, 1899- 
 1901; Prof., Elec. Engng., Pratt Inst., Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y., 1901-2; Instr. and Asst. Prof., 
 Mich. Engng., Sibley Coll., Cornell, 1902-5; 
 Asst. Prof., Elec. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1905-6; 
 Elec. Engng. Dept., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1906^. 
 Auth.: Graphics of Carbon Disulphide (with 
 formulas and Vapor Table), Jour. Franklin 
 Inst., 1903; Determination of Exponents of 
 Adiabatics, do., 1905; Some Forms of Vapor 
 Heat Maps with Formulas and Curves for 
 Ether, Sibley Jour., 1904. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; 
 W'est. Soc. Engrs. ; Franklin Inst.; Engrs. and 
 Archs'. Assn. of So. Calif.; A. I. E. E. 
 (Assoc). Married Ella May Van Syckel, Je 
 8, 1898. Address, Ore. Agr. Coll., Corvallis, 
 Ore.t 
 
 CLAUDE MALLORY GARLAND 
 Consulting Engr.; B. E., Vanderbilt, 1903; 
 b. Ap 7, 1880, Bowling Green, Ky. ; s. William 
 F. (b. do.) and Mattie A. (Holman) Garland 
 (b. Springfield, Tenn.). Prepared in Nash- 
 ville (Tenn.) H. S. Founders Medalist. 
 Draftsman, Bullock Elec. Co., 1903-4; Am. 
 Brake Co., 1904; Union Elec. Light and Power 
 Co., 1904; Engr., Mutual Light & Heat Co., 
 1904-5; Instr., Mech. Engng., Univ. of 111., 
 1905-10; Engr. in charge gas producer dept., 
 Camden Iron Works, Collingwood, N. J., 1910- 
 13; Combustion Engr., Woodmansee & David- 
 son, Consulting Engrs., Chicago, 1913-16; Con- 
 sulting Engr., Chicago, 1918 — . Auth.: Tests 
 of a Liquid Air Plant, Bui. No. 21, Univ. of 
 
 111., Engng. Exp. Sta. ; A Study in Heat. 
 Transmission, Bui. No. 40, do.; Tests of a Gas 
 Producer, Bui. No. 50, do.; also a number of 
 articles. Mem., A. S. M. E.; A. I. E. E. 
 Married Myrtle B. Hungerford, Mr 26, 1910, 
 Champaign. Address, 729 First Nat. Bank 
 Bldg., Chicago. 
 
 HARRISON GARMAN 
 Professor; D. Sc. ; b. D 27, 1858, Stephen- 
 son Co., 111. Attended Johns Hopkins, 1881-82. 
 First Asst., St. Lab. National Hist., Univ. of 
 III., 1883-89; Asst. Prof., Zool., do., 1S85-9; 
 Entomol. and Bot., Agr. Exp. Sta., Ky. St. 
 Univ., 1889 — ; Prof., Zool. and Entomol., do., 
 1892-6; St. Entomol., Ky., 1907-10; Prof., 
 Zool. and Entomol., Ky. St. Univ., 19 10 — . 
 Auth.: Economic Entomology and Botany; 
 Cave Life, Id. Assoc. Ed., Agr. Sc. Mem., 
 Nat. Soc. Zool.; Assn. Econ. Entomol., Sec, 
 Pres. ; Forestry Assn. ; Soc. Promotion Agr. 
 Sc. ; Phytopath. Soc; Assn. Agr. Coll., Chm., 
 Entomol., Sec; Acad. Pol. and Soc. Sc; St. 
 Louis Acad. Address, 638 S. Limestone St., 
 Lexington, Ky. 
 
 JAMES WILFORD GARNER 
 Professor; B. S., Agr. and Mech. Coll., 
 Miss., 1892; Ph. M., Univ. of Chicago, 1900; 
 Ph. D., Columbia, 1902; b. N 22, 1871, Pike 
 Co., Miss. Prepared in Summit, Miss. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Fellow in Pol. Sc, Columbia, 
 1900-02; Instr., do., 1902-03; Instr., Pol. Soc, 
 Univ. of Pa., 1903-04; Prof., do., Univ. of 
 111., 1904 — . Auth.: History of Reconstruc- 
 tion in Miss., Macmillan, 1901 (with H. C. 
 Lodge) ; History of U. S., John D. Morris & 
 Co., 1905; Introduction to Practical Sc, Am. 
 Book Co., 1910; American Government, do., 
 191 1 ; Constitutional Law, Blackstone Inst., 
 1914; Studies in Southern History and Politics, 
 Columbia Univ. Press, 1904; translator of 
 Brissand's Historic du Droit francais Public, 
 Little Brown & Co., 1915; also several articles 
 on various subjects in North Am. Review, Am. 
 Law Review, Annals of the Am. Acad, of Pol. 
 Sc, Gunton's Mag., Am. Pol. Sc. Review, 
 Revue Politique et Parlementaire, Yale Law 
 Jour., Revue de Droit Public, Am. Jour, of 
 Internat, Lazv, South Atlantic Quarterly, Zeit- 
 schift fur Politik, and The Independent ; about 
 200 articles in the New Internat. Cyclo., 1903; 
 about 50 articles in the Cyclo. Americana, 
 1904, revised 1915-18; about 50 articles in the 
 Cyclo, of Pol. Sc, 1913. Assoc. Ed., Am. Pol. 
 Sc. Review, 1908-9; Ed. -in-chief. Am. Jour, of 
 Criminal Law and Criminology, 1910-11. Mar- 
 ried Therese Randolph Leggett, 1895, Miss. 
 Address, 807 Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 FRANK WILLIAM GARRETT 
 (See No. 4671) 
 
 NOBLE LEE GARRISON 
 Dir., Employment; B. S., Univ. of Mo., 
 1909; A. B., do., 1912; A. M., do., 1912; b. 
 S 9, 1884, Shelby Co., 111.; s. Henry Newton 
 and Susan Cornelia (Turner) Garrison. Pre- 
 pared in Shelbyville (Mo.) H. S. ; Columbia, 
 1911, 1913, 1915-16. Phi Delta Kappa; Tawse 
 Club. Asst., Phys., Univ. of Mo., 1909-10; 
 Prin., H. S., Paris, Mo., 1910-12; Supt., 
 Schs., Shelbina, Mo., 1912-15; Asst. Educ, St. 
 Norm. Sch., Warrensburg, Mo., summers 1914, 
 1915; Asst. Scholar, Educ. Adm., Teachers 
 Coll., Columbia, 1915-16; Lecturer, Educ, 
 Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Grad. Stud., Columbia, 
 191 7; Asst. Dir., Employment, Nat. Bank of 
 Commerce, New York City, 1918 — . Married 
 Elton M. Sanger, Ag 1912, Nevada, Mo. Child, 
 Elton Marie, b. My 1913. Address, 611 W. 
 117th St., New York City; bus. add., 31 Nassau 
 St., do. 
 
Faculty 
 
 877 
 
 NEAL BRYANT CARVER 
 Civ. Engr.; B. C. E., la. St. ColL, 1905; 
 C. E., do., 1911; b. F 17, 1877, Lee Co., la.; 
 s. Jacob F. (b. Ap 10, 1843, Fayette Co., Pa.) 
 and Adelaide E. (Clifford) Carver (b. Ja 7, 
 1847, Fairview, Ind.). Prepared in Highland 
 Park Coll., Des Moines; Prep. Sch., la. St. 
 Coll. Philomathean; Cardinal Guild, Sr. Com.; 
 Tau Beta Pi. With the Am. Bridge Co., 1905- 
 10; Instr., Civ. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1910-13; 
 Assoc, do., 1913-18; Civ. Engr., Little Rock, 
 Ark., 19 18 — . Employed during summers, St. 
 Highway Dept., 191 1, Am. Bridge Co., 1912, 
 Bridge Const., Champaign Co., 1913-14; Con- 
 sulting Engr., 191 5; Designing Engr., Burling- 
 ton R. R., 1916; Army Camp Const., 1917. 
 Consulting Engr. on const, of viaduct, JDan- 
 ville. 111., and Waukegan, 111.; Research on 
 Steel Riveted Joints, (in process). Auth. : 
 The Necessity for Steel Highway Bridge In- 
 spection, Investigation and Maintenance, la. 
 Engr., Vol. 11, 191 1 and Canadian Engr., Vol. 
 21, 191 1 ; Some Observations on the Erection 
 of Small Steel Highway Bridges, Engng. Rec- 
 ord, Vol. 64; Steel Highway Bridge Failure, 
 do.. Vol. 69; Weak Points in the Construction 
 of Small Steel Highway Bridges, Engng. News, 
 Vol. 67; Methods and Equipment used in the 
 Construction of a Reinforced Concrete Via- 
 duct at Danville, 111., Engng. and Contracting, 
 Vol. 54; Safe Loads on Beam Bridges, serial 
 in /.'/. Highways, Vol. 3, 1916. Mem., Soc. 
 for Prom, of Engng. Educ; Am. Soc. of Civ. 
 Engrs. ; Univ. Place Church of Christ; Chm., 
 Official Bd., do., 1916. Married Laura M. 
 Scott, D 10, 1905, Toledo, O. Children: 
 Mark C, b. S 26, 1908; Catherine E., b. Je 3, 
 1910. Address, 1600 W. 23rd St., Little Rock, 
 Ark. 
 
 FANNY COOK GATES 
 Y. W. C. A. Sec; B. S., N. W. Univ., 
 1894; B. S., do., 1895; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 
 1909; b. Ap 26, 1872; d. John Cook (b. F 16, 
 1838, Hopewell, N. Y.) and Adelia (St. John) 
 Gates (b. F 25, 1841, Newark, N. J.). Pre- 
 pared in E. Waterloo (la.) H. S. ; Cambridge 
 Univ. Alpha Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 Fellow and Scholar Bryn Mawr; European 
 Fellow of Assn. of Collegiate Alumni. Head, 
 Phys. Dept., Goucher Coll., 1898-1911; Special 
 Investigator, Univ. of Chicago, 1911-13; Dean 
 of Women and Prof., Phys., Grinnell Coll., 
 1913-16; Dean of Women, Univ. of 111., 1916- 
 18; Dir., Y. W. C. A., New York City, 1918— . 
 Mem., M. E. Church; Fellow, A. A. A. S.; 
 Am. Phys. Soc. ; Assn. of Collegiate Alumnae. 
 Address, 600 Lexington Ave. New York City. 
 
 WALTER ARTHUR GATWARD 
 (See No. G244) 
 
 PAUL WRIGHT GAWNE 
 
 Teacher; B. S. in M. E., Purdue, 1909; b 
 Je 7, 1887, Norwalk, O. ; s. Orville Marshall 
 (b. Ja 22, 1800, Fredonia, N. Y.) and Kather 
 ine Worth (Wright) Gawne (b. Je 29, i860 
 do.). Prepared in Adrian (Mich.) H. S. In 
 str.j Mech. Engng., in charge of the Foundry 
 Univ. of 111., 1899-1912; teacher, Man. Tr. and 
 City Supvr., Kokomo, Ind., 1912-16; teacher 
 do., H. S., Sioux Falls, S. Dak., 1916 — . Mar 
 ried Marcia Eleanor Miller, N 8, 1913, In- 
 dianapolis. Child, Eleanor, b. S 2, 1916 (died 
 S 3, 1916.) Address, 601 S. Hawthorne Ave., 
 Sioux Falls, S. Dak. 
 
 GEORGE INNESS GAY 
 Statistician; B. S. in C. E., Univ. of Colo., 
 1909; C. E., 1912; b. Mr 16, 1886, Mt. Vernon, 
 N. Y. ; s. Edward and Martha (Fearey) Gay. 
 Prepared in Mt. Vernon (N. Y.) H. S. ; Univ. 
 of 111., 1910-11; Univ. of Calif., 1911-12. Tau 
 Beta Pi; Beta Theta Pi; Jr. Mem., A. S. C. E. 
 Instr., Civ. Engng., Univ. of Colo., 1909-10; 
 
 do., Univ. of III., 1910-11; do., Univ. of Calif., 
 1911-16; Statistician for the (iomn. for Relief 
 of Belgium, London, Eng., 1916. Address, 434 
 7th Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 
 
 ORVAL LEE GEARHART 
 (See No. 1034) 
 
 HELEN COREY GEDDES 
 Head Cataloger; A. B., Radcliffe Coll., 1905; 
 S. B., Simmons Lib. Sch., 1910; b. D 11, 1882, 
 Winchendon, Mass.; d. Robert Walker (b. 
 Scotland) and Lillian M. (Symonds) Geddes 
 (b. Mo.). Prepared in Girls' Latin Sch., Bos- 
 ton. Lib. Organizer, 1900-10; Custodian, Clas- 
 sical Seminar, Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Lecturer, 
 Lib. Sch., Dept. Lib. and Asst., Classics, do., 
 1911-12; Head Cataloger, Bryn Mawr Coll. 
 Lib., 1912 — . Address, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 
 
 GEORGE EDWARD GENTLE 
 (See No. 5681^ 
 
 FRANK GEPHART 
 Chemist; St. Water Sur., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-12. Capt., San. Corps, U. S. A. Address, 
 714 W. 181st St., New York City.t 
 
 GERDT ADOLPH GERDTZEN 
 B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1893; M. E., do., 
 1895; b. Ag 30, 1869, Winona, Minn. Alumni 
 Fellowship, 1894-5. With Cole & Gerdtzen 
 Mfg. Co.; Designer, Logemann Bros., Milwau- 
 kee; Asst. Prof., Mach. Design, Univ. of 111., 
 1901-2. Auth.: The Problem of Economical 
 Heat, Light, and Power Supply for Building 
 Blocks, etc., Univ. of Wis. Bui. Address, 325 
 E. 5th St., Winona, Minn. 
 
 WALTER BYRON GERNERT 
 (See No. G248) 
 
 CHARLES BAYARD GIBBONS 
 (See No. 2992) 
 
 CHARLOTTE MITCHELL GIBBS 
 (See No. 2101) 
 
 LAURA RUSSELL GIBBS 
 
 (See No. 1684) 
 
 BARRY GILBERT 
 Lawyer; A. B., N. W. Univ., 1899; LL. B., 
 do., 1901; b. My 16, 1876, Cairo, 111.; s. Wil- 
 liam Baker (b. S 24, 1837, Kaskaskia, 111.). 
 Prepared in Cairo H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Order of the Coif; Cleveland Declamation 
 Prize; Ed. The Northwestern; Northern Orat. 
 League Representative; Debates. Lawyer, Ce- 
 dar Rapids, la., 1901-03; !^rof.. Law, Univ. 
 of la., 1903-07; do., Univ. of 111., 1907-09; do., 
 Univ. of la., 1909-14; do., Univ. of Calif., 
 1914-16; do., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Practising 
 Law, firm of Sheriff, Gilbert & Krimbill, 1917 — . 
 Auth. : Cases on the Law of Damages, West 
 Pub. Co., 1909; Cases on Probate Law, M. L. 
 Ferson, 1906; Fire Insurance; Am. Cyclo. of 
 Law and Procedure, 1905; various articles. 
 Married Mary McAtee Ramage Peterson, O 15, 
 1901, McGregor, la. Child, John MacGregor, 
 b. Je 23, 1914. Address, 615 Lake Ave., Wil- 
 mette. 111.; bus. add., 1060 The Rookery, Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 JOHN PHILO GILBERT 
 (See No. 2395) 
 
 HARRY CHARLES GILKERSON 
 (See No. 5684) 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM GILL 
 (See No. 2676) 
 
878 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 HARRY LOVERING GILL 
 
 Asst. Dir. ; b. Ja 9, 1876, Coldwater, Ont., 
 Can.; s. John (b. Ap 30, 1826, New-Market, 
 Ont.) and Lucinda Ann (Fuller) Gill (b. My 
 25, 1834, Riclimondhlll, Ont.). Prepared in 
 Orilla H. S.; Harvard Sch. of Phys. Tr., 190:5. 
 Amateur All-round Ath. Championship of h. 
 S., New York, Jl 2, 1900; do., Canada, Toronto, 
 Ag 14, 1900; Track Coach, Univ. of la., 1901; 
 Professional All-round Ath. Championship, 
 Boston, 1902; Asst. Dir. Phys. Tr., Beloit 
 Coll., 1902-3; do., Univ. of 111., 1904 — . Mar- 
 ried Ida Elliott, J 14, 1905, Toronto, Can. 
 Address, 410 W. Nevada St., Urbana.t 
 
 JAMES HERBERT GILL 
 Govt. Agt.; B. M. E., Univ. of Minn., 1892; 
 M. E., do., 1894; b. Je 18, 1867, River Falls, 
 Wis.; s. William (b. F 28, 1828, Derbyshire, 
 Eng.) and Louisa M. (Becraft) Gill (b. Mr 
 17, 1S30, Millersburg, Ky.)^ Prepared in 
 Northfield, Minn. Sigma Xi. Instr., do., 
 Mech. Engng., Univ. of Minn., 1892-1900; 
 Asst. Prof., Mont. St. Coll., Agr. and Mech. 
 Arts, Bozeman, Mont., 1900-03; Prof, do., 
 James Millikin Univ., 1903-06; Asst. Prof., 
 Mach. Const., in charge of Mech. Dept. Shops, 
 Univ. of 111., 1906-10; Dir. Columbus Tr. Sch., 
 Columbus, O., 1910-17; Special Agt., Federal 
 Bd. for Vocational Educ, Washington, D. C, 
 J917 — . Auth.: American Machinist, Machin- 
 ery, U. S. War Tr. Bui. Mem., First Congr. 
 Church. Married Mary J. Watson, Je 26, 
 1895, Cottage Grove, Minn. Child, John Wil- 
 liam, b. N 14, 1904. Address, 514 Curav 
 Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
 
 LOUELLA IDA GILLESPIE 
 (See No. 2102) 
 
 JOSEPH EUGENE GILLET 
 Associate; Ph. D., L^niv. of Liege, 1910; b. 
 Ag 14, 1888, Hasselt, Belgium; s. Leopold (b. 
 Virton, do.) and Helene (Uytterschaut) Gillet 
 (b. Hasselt, do.). Prepared in Ecole Moyenne 
 de 1' Etat and Athcn6e Royal, Hasselt, Bel- 
 gium; attended Univ. of Leyden, Holland; 
 Univ. of Munich; Univ. of Berlin. Reader, 
 French, Univ. of Edinburgh, Scotland, 1910-11; 
 Instr., Ger., Univ. of Wis., 1913-15; Assoc, 
 Ger. and Comparative Lit., Univ. of 111., 
 19 1 5-1 7 ; rfo., French and Comparative Lit., do., 
 19 1 7-18. Auth.: Moliere en Angleterre, 1660- 
 70, Champion, 1912; Translator, The Holy 
 War "Made in Germany," by Dr. C. Snouck 
 Hurgronje, Putnam's, 1915; A Forgotten Ger- 
 man Creditor of the English Stage, The Nine- 
 teenth Century and After, Ap 1912; Das Ziel 
 des Dramas in Deutschland vor Gottsched, 
 Mod. PhiloL, Vol. 12, 1915; Drama and Epos 
 in der Deutschen Renaissance, Jour. Eng. and 
 Ger. PhiloL, Vol. 15, 19 16; The Vogue of 
 Literary Theorie;3 in German from 1500 to 
 1730, Mod. PhiloL, Vol. 14, 1916; Uber den 
 Zweck des Schuldramas in Deutschland im 16 
 und 17, Jahrhundcrt, Jour. Eng. and Ger. 
 PhiloL, Vol. 17. lOiS; contributions to Bui. 
 Bibliographique du Musee Beige, I'olkskuunde, 
 Contcinforary Review, Mod. Lang. Notes, etc. 
 Married Myrtle Margaret Mann, Je 5, 1915. 
 Address, 58 Emerson Road, Winthrop, Mass. 
 
 ROSS EARLBY GILMORE 
 (See No. G2S0) 
 
 ALEXANDER ARSfiNE GIRAULT 
 Entomologist; B. S., Va. Poly. Inst., 1903; 
 b. Ja 9, 18S4, Annapolis, Md.; s. Joseph Bona- 
 parte and Elizabeth Frances (Goodwin) Gi- 
 rault. Prepared in Prep. Sch., Annapolis, Md.; 
 St. John's Coll.; Prep. Sch.. Univ. of Md.; 
 Univ. of 111., 1S9S. Asst. Chem., Md. Steel 
 Co., Baltimore, 190.5; Special Field Agt., Bur. 
 of Entomol., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1904-7; 
 
 Asst., Office St. Entomol., Univ. of 111., 1908 
 09; Field Asst., do., 1910-11; Entomologist 
 Sugar Exp. Sta., Queensland, Australia, 191 1 — 
 Auth.: About no papers on Gen. Entomol 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Am. Breeders' Assn.; va- 
 rious Am. Entomol. Socs. Address, Nelson 
 North Queensland, Australia.! 
 
 HUGH GLASGOW 
 (See No. 3378) 
 
 ROBERT DOUGLAS GLASGOW 
 (See No. 3379) 
 
 F. E. GLEASON 
 Supt. Fuel Co.; Instr.. U. S. S. M. A., Univ. 
 of 111.. 1918; Supt.. U. S. Fuel Co., West 
 Hiawatha, Utah. Address, c/o U. S. Fuel Co., 
 West Hiawatha, Utah. 
 
 HENRY ALLAN GLEASON 
 (See No. 1505) 
 
 PRESSLEY ADAMS GLENN 
 Hort. Insp. ; A. B., Campbell Coll., Holton, 
 Kan., 1892; A. B., Univ. of Kan., 1898; A. 
 M., Highland Coll., 1901; b. Jl q, 1867, West- 
 moreland, Pa.; s. Alexander Walker (b. N. 13, 
 1827, rfo.) and Margaret (Murry) (Jlenn (b 
 Ja. 5, 1836, Alleghany Co., Pa.). Supt., Schs., 
 Nortonville, Kan., 1S93-7; Chair of Math, and 
 Sc, Highland Coll., Highland, Kan.. 1898- 
 1907; Asst. Prof., Entomol., Univ. of Kan., 
 1907-11; Chief Hort. Insp., Office of St. 
 Entomol.. Univ. of 111., :qii-T7; Chief Insp., 
 Div. of Plant Indus., St. Dept. of Agr., Ur- 
 bana, 1917-. Auth.: I'orms and Relations of 
 Forms of Toxoptera graminum ; Influence of 
 Climatic Conditions on the (ireen-Bug and its 
 Principal Parasite, Vol. i. No. 2, Bui., Univ. 
 of Kan., Topeka, Kan., 1909; (with F. H. Bill- 
 ings). Investigations into the Question of the 
 Practicability of the Artificial use of the White- 
 Fungus Disease in Combating Chinch Bugs. 
 Bui. No. 107, U. S. Dept. of Agr., Bur. of 
 Entomol, 191 1; The San Jose Scale, Cir. No. 
 10, 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.,"i9i5; (with S. A. 
 Forbes), Life History of Codling Moth Trans. 
 III. Hort. Soc, 1915; Codling Moth in 19 16, 
 do., 1916; Block traps for Codling Moth larvae 
 do.. 1917. Mem.. Presby. Church. Married 
 Zella Gertrude Martin, Ag 20, 1895. Norton- 
 ville, Kan. (died D 21, 1918). Children: 
 Harold Martin, b. N 25, 1898; Elizabeth 
 Margaret, b. S 16, 1903 (died Ag 13, 1904); 
 Roberta Gertrude, b. Ja 18, 1906. Address, 
 looi W. University Ave., Urbana. 
 
 EVERETT E. GLICK 
 (See No. 7546) 
 
 OLF HEROLD GLIMSTEDT 
 Ath. Trainer; G. D. Kjillburg Coll., Sweden, 
 1905; b. Ap 3, 1SS2, LondoUj^ Eng. Prepared 
 in Pvt. Sch.; No. Latin Gym. and Royal 
 Acad, of Mil. Sex., Sweden. Instr., Wesley 
 Ho.sp., Chicago, 1904-14; Asst., Ath. Tr., Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-16; Trainer. Ath. Dept., Univ. of 
 Norte Dame, 1916 — . Address, 455 Farmer's 
 Trust Bldg., South Bend, Ind.f 
 
 EUGENIE GLODERY (MOREHOUSE) 
 Born Mr 11, 1875, Greene, la.; d. Andrew 
 (b. O It, 1832, Alsace Lorraine and Mary 
 Ellen (Morgan) Glodery (b. S 11, 1842, Bel- 
 fast. Me.). Prepared in Greene (la.) H. S. 
 Studied at NW. Conservatory of Music, Minn., 
 1890-1; Carleton Coll., Sch. of Music, North- 
 field, Minn., 1892-4; Chicago Conservatory of 
 Music, 1896-8. Teacher, Music, la., 189S-1901; 
 do., Carleton Sch. of Music, 1901-02; Asst., 
 Piano, LTniv. of 111., 1902-03. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Married Newell Judson Morehouse, 
 
Faculty 
 
 879 
 
 S 9, 1903, Greene, la. Children: Carlt-ton 
 ("ilodery, b. S 23, 1904; Mevill Washington, b. 
 S 17, 1910. Address, 1118 Main St., St. 
 Joseph, Mich. 
 
 ARTHUR JAMES GLOVER 
 B. Agr., Univ. of Minn., 1901; b. Ap 3, 
 1873, Zumbro Falls, Minn. Prepared in Agr. 
 Sch. of Minn. Salutatorian, 1893. Teacher, 
 Cheese Making, Dairy Sch. of Minn., 1895- 
 1901; operated creameries &nd cheese factories 
 in various places; Instr., Dairy Husb., Univ. 
 of 111., 1902-3; Supt., Dairy Field Work, 1903- 
 4. Member Congr. Church. t 
 
 LOMA WILLIAM GOBEN 
 Teacher; b. F 14, 1875, Crawfordsville, Ind. ; 
 s. Jesse W. (b. D i, 1837, Ind.) and Mary 
 Catherine (Miller) Goben (b. Ja 14, 1845, 
 Montgomery Co., Ind.). Prepared in St. Via- 
 teurs Coll., Kankakee, HI.; Purdue Prep. Sch., 
 Acacia. Practical Workman, C. C. C. & St. 
 L. R. R., Urbana, 1898-1902; with C. & A. 
 R. R., Bloomington, 111., 1902; Toolroom Fore- 
 man, Urbana, C. C. C. & St. L. Shops, 1902-04; 
 Instr., Metal Shops, Univ. of 111., 1905-11; in 
 charge of all metal work at Columbus Tr. 
 Sch., Columbus, O., 1911-13; Head of Dept. 
 of Metal Work, Edmonton Tech. Sch., Ed- 
 monton, Alberta, Canada, 1913-16; Head of 
 Metal work, O. S. Johnson Sch., Scranton, 
 Pa., 1917 — . Mem., O. Sch., Masters' Club; 
 A. F. A. M. ; Urbana Commandery No. 16, 
 Eminent Commander; Mohammed Temple A. 
 A. O. N. M. Shrine, Peoria; Univ. Club, 
 Urbana; Alberta Teachers' Assn. Married D. 
 Edythe Beasley, Ag 2, 1899, Urbana. Chil- 
 dren: Leland Loma, b. Mr 26, 1901; Dorothea 
 Esther, b. O 24, 1903. Address, 816 Richmont 
 St., Scranton, Pa. 
 
 HARRY FREDERICK GODEKE 
 (See No. 2399) 
 
 JULIUS GOEBEL 
 Professor; Ph. D., LTniv. of Tuebingen, 
 1882; b. My 23, 1857, Frankfurt am Main, 
 •Ger.; s. Ludwig and Christine (von Schuetz) 
 Goebel. Attended Univ. of Leipsic. Instr., 
 Ger., Johns Hopkins, 1885-8; Ed. in Chief, 
 Bclletristisches Jour., New York, 1888-92; 
 Prof., Ger. Philol. and Lit., Leland Stanford, 
 1892-1905; Lecturer, Ger. Philol., Harvard, 
 1905-08; Prof., Ger., Univ. of 111., igoS-. 
 Auth.: Uder die Zukunftunseres Volkes in 
 Amerika, New York, 1883: Uber tragische 
 Schuld und Siihne, Berlin, 1884; Zvir deutschen 
 Fragc in Amerika, 1886; Gedichte, Leipsic, 
 1894; Goethe's Poems, 1900: Das Deutchtum 
 in den Vereinigten Staaten von Nord Amei ika, 
 Miinchen; (Joethe's Faust, New York, iy07; 
 2nd edition, 1910; Der Kampf um deutche Kul- 
 tur in Amerika, Leipzig, 1914; also various 
 articles. Ed., Oxford Ger. Series, (30 Vols.), 
 TO08-; do., Yearbook of the Ger.-Am. Hist. 
 ,Soc. of 111., 1912-; do., Germanic Literature 
 and Culture-Series, New York 1914, (4 Vols.); 
 Assoc. Ed., Mod. Lang. Notes, 1886-9; Ed., 
 Jour, of Eng. and Ger. Philol., 1909-. Mem., 
 Am. Philol. Assn.; Mod. Lang. Assn.; Philol. 
 Assn. of the Pacific Coast, Pres. 1904-5; 
 Philol. Soc. of the Univ. of 111., Pres., igon- 
 14. Married Kathryn I. Vreeland, 1888, 
 Hackensack, N. J. Children: Marie Christine 
 ('11), b. Je 17, 1889; Louise Kathryn ('12), 
 b. N 7, 1890; Julius Ludwig ('12), b. D 3, 
 189^; Irma Gretchen ('15). b. Ag iS, 1894; 
 Anna Vreeland, b. F 15, i8g8; Walter Fredrich, 
 b. D 24, 1899; Eunice Cooksey, b. Ap 9, 1904. 
 Address, 918 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 NELLIE ESTHER GOLDTHWAITE 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Mich., 1894; Ph. 
 , D., Univ. of Chicago, 1904; b. Jamestown, N. 
 Y. ; d. Lucian (b. do.), and Octavia 
 
 (Churchill) fJoldthwaite (b. Arcade, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Tamestown (N. Y.) H. S. ; Welles- 
 ley Coll., 1884-86; Univ. of Mich., 1891-94. 
 Sigma Xi Fellow, Chem., Univ. of Chicago; 
 Teacher, H. S., Jamestown, N. Y., 1886-89; 
 do. pub. schs., Chicago, 1889-91; Head, Chem. 
 Dept., Mt. Holyoke Coll., South Hadley, Mass., 
 1897-1905; Research Asst., Rockefeller Inst, 
 for Med. Research, New York City, 1906-08; 
 Research Asst., H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1908-09; 
 Assoc, do., 1909-11; Asst. Prof., do., 1911-15; 
 Head. Dept. Home Econ., N. H. Coll. Trav- 
 eled thru Japan, China and Korea, 1917-19. 
 .■\uth. : Principles of Jellymaking, Univ. of III. 
 Bull. V, VIII, No. VII, 191 1 ; many magazine 
 articles. Fellow, A. A. A. S.; A. C. S.; Assn. 
 Collegiate Alumnae; Am. Geog. Soc; Home 
 Econ. .^ssn. .Address, 9 Clinton Place, New 
 Rochelle, N. Y. 
 
 HARRISON FREDERICK GONNERMAN 
 (See No. 3380) 
 
 EDWIN STANTON GOOD 
 (See No. G257) 
 
 GRACE GOODALE (KEATOR) 
 (See No. 1879) 
 
 GEORGE ALFRED GOODENOUGH 
 (See G259) 
 
 THOMAS G. GOODWIN 
 Teacher; A. B., Harvard, 1912. Asst., Eng., 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-15; Teacher, Jamaica Plain, 
 Mass. Address, 238 South St., Jamaica Plain, 
 Mass. 
 
 JOSEPH HINCKLEY GORDON 
 (See No. 1506) 
 
 ADOLPH GORE 
 (See No. 2401) 
 
 ERNE.ST ELISHA GORSLINE 
 
 Mgr., Mfg. Co.; B. S., Univ. of Rochester, 
 1901; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1908; 
 b; My 1877, Monroe Co., N. Y. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Winner of Ailing Prize Debate; City 
 .Scholarship. Teacher, Phys., Chem., and Biol., 
 Peddie Inst., Hightstown, N. J., 1901-03: Lab. 
 Asst., Chem. Dept, Brooklyn Girls' H. S., 
 1903-04; Asst., Chem., Univ. of Rochester, 
 1906-07; Research Asst., do., Univ. of 111., 
 1908-09; Chem., Huntington Foundation, Can- 
 cer Research, N. Y. Hos., 1909-11; Mgr., 
 Scranton, Wetmore Sr Co., Rohcester, N. Y.., 
 191 1 — . Auth.: The Influence of Solvents in 
 the Claison Condensation, Jour, of A. C. S., 
 Vol. 37. Address, 11 76 Monroe Ave., Roches- 
 ter, N. Y. 
 
 WILLIAM FREEMAN MYRICK GOSS 
 (See No. H21) 
 
 HAROLD GOSSER 
 Manufacturer; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1914; 
 b. Ag. 14, 1892, Leechburg, Pa. Prepared in 
 Avalon (Pa.) H. S. Phi Kappa Phi. Asst., 
 Dairy, LTniv. of 111., 1915; In coml. Ice Cream 
 and Milk Plant, Avalon, Pa., 1915 — . Address, 
 326 McKinley Ave., Avalon, Pa.f 
 
 PHILIP SANFORD GOULDING 
 Librarian; A. B. Yale, 1898; b. S 6, 1876, 
 Rutland, Vt.; s. Joseph Hiram (b. Je 8, 1842, 
 Potsdam, N. Y.) and Frances Ellen (Pease) 
 (Joulding (b. Ag 13, 1843, Pittsford, Vt.). 
 Prepared in Philips Acad., Andover, Mass.; 
 attended New York St. Lib. Sch., 1898-99. 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Classifier, N. H. St. Lib., 
 1899-1900; Head Cataloger, Univ. of Mo. Lib., 
 1901; Organizer, Univ. of the South Lib., 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 1901-02; Asst., Catalog Div., Lib. of Cong., 
 1902-06; Lecturer and Catalog Libr., L^niv. of 
 111., 1906-17; 1st Asst., Lib. of Henry E. Hunt- 
 ington, New York, 191 7-. Auth.: The classi- 
 fication of Literatures in the Lib. of the Univ. 
 of 111., Lib. Jour., Ap iqm- Mem., Epis. 
 Church. Married Helen Lancaster Plummer, 
 S 7, 1904, Baltimore. Address, 106 Gladwin 
 Ave., Leonia, N. J.; bus. add., 4 E. S7th St., 
 New York City. 
 
 HELEN BLACK GRACIE 
 Librarian; b. 1868, Pittsburgh.; Asst., Car- 
 negie Lib., Pittsburgh; Order Asst., Univ. of 
 111., 1909-10; Libn., Pub. Lib., Seattle. Ad- 
 dress, Pub. Lib., Seattle. t 
 
 HUGH JOSEPH GRAHAM 
 (See No. 1338) 
 
 MARK EDWARD GRAHAM 
 
 (See No. 9097) 
 
 ROBERT GRAHAM 
 Professor: D. V. M., la. St. Coll., 1910; 
 B. S., Univ. of Ky., 1912; b. Jl 16, i888, 
 Ames, la. Prepared in Ames (la.)^ H. S. Asst. 
 Prof., Veterinary Sc, Univ. of Ky., 1911-13; 
 Prof., do., 1913-17; Prof. An. Pathol., Univ. 
 of 111., 1917-18; Prof, do., 1919-. 2nd Lt., 
 Veterinary R. C, Ft. McPherson, Atlanta, 
 Gs.., 1918-19. Address, c/o George Graham, 
 Ames, la.; bus. add., Univ. of 111., L^rbana. 
 
 FRANK CRAVENS GRANNIS 
 (See No. 4171) 
 
 CHARLES EDWARD GRAVES 
 Librarian; A. B., Wesleyan Univ., 1908; b. 
 F 22, 1885. Phi Beta Kappa. Attended Univ. 
 of Paris; N. Y. St. Lib. Sch. Instr., Rom. 
 Lang., Wesleyan Univ., 1909-11; Lecturer and 
 Exchange Asst., Lib., Univ. of 111., 1914-18; 
 Libn., Minn. St. Hist. Soc, St. Paul, 1918— . 
 Mem., Christian Sc. Church. Address, Minn. 
 St. Hist. Soc, St. Paul.t 
 
 CORA EMELINE GRAY 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1906; 
 M. S., do., 1909; b. Je 17, 1883, Chicago; d. 
 (ieorge Lyman (b. Mr 28, 1842, do.) and 
 Mary Emcline (Fleming) Gray (b. Ap 12, 1846, 
 New Madison, O.). Prepared in South Div. 
 H. S., Chicago; Columbia, summer 191 1. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Teacher, Sc, Warsaw, Ind., 
 1906-08; do., LTniv. H. S., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1910; do., Univ of Chicago, summer :9io- do., 
 'H. S., Waterloo, la., 1910-11; Instr., H. Sc, 
 Univ. of 111., 191 1-. Mem., Unitarian Church. 
 Address, 908 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 GRETA GRAY 
 Instructor; S. B., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1901; 
 M. A., Columbia, 1914; b. S 30, 1880, Cov- 
 ington, Ky. ; d. James Arthur Samuel (b. O 
 5, 1840, do.) and Isabel Stuart (Martin) Gray 
 (b. Ja 1857, St. Louis). Prepared in Pvt. 
 Schs., Covington, Ky. and Cincinnati; St. 
 Norm. Sch., Cheney, Wash. Arch. Draftsman, 
 and H. S. Teacher, Tgio-13; Instr., H. Sc, 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Instr., Johns Hopkins 
 Univ., summer 1916; do., St. Man. Tr. Norm. 
 Sell., 1916-18; do., Univ of Calif., summer 
 19 1 8. Address, Spokane, Wash. 
 
 ♦HARRY WOY GRAY 
 Professor; B. C. E., 1906, la. State Coll.; 
 b. June 14, 1880, Youngstown, O. ; s. George 
 M. (b. Jl 28, 1846, ibid.) and Mary Ellen 
 (Woy) Gray b. Jl 7, 1853. Stark Co., O.) 
 Prepared in Sioux City H. S. la. Bachelor 
 Debating Soc; Cardinal Guild; Delta Tau 
 Delta. With City Engr., Sioux City, la., 1900- 
 2. Building Inspr. for St. Arch., 1903-6; with 
 
 Concrete Steele Co., New York, 1906; Instr. 
 in T. & A. M., Univ. of 111., 1906-7; with 
 East and Central Colo. Power Cos., 1907; 
 Chief Engr. Suburban Land Water Co., Colo. 
 Springs, 1908; Instr., Civ. Engng., Univ. of 
 Mo., 1909; Asst. Prof.,rfo., la. St. Coll. 1910 — . 
 Mem. Presby. Church; Soc for the Prom, 
 of Eng. Educ. ; Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; 
 Am. Soc. of Civil Engrs. Married Katherine 
 (loble, Aug. 15, 1908, Denver, Colo. Child, 
 Frances Helen, b. July 10, 1910. Died D 14, 
 1913, LaCresenta, Calif. 
 
 ALEXANDER GREEN 
 Instructor; A. B., Coll. of City of New 
 York, 1910; A. M., Columbia, 191 1; Ph. D., 
 do., 1914; b. F II, 1888, Kassa, Hungary. 
 Prepared in Gymnasium of Premontre Order, 
 Kassa, Hungary. Phi Beta Kappa. Teaching 
 Fellow, Coll. of City of New York, 1910-13; 
 Instr., Ger., LTniv. of 111., 1913-16; Research 
 Scholar, Germanic Philol., Johns Hopkins, 
 1916 — . Address, 245 W. 145th St., New 
 York City; bus. add., c/o Johns Hopkins Univ. 
 Baltimore. t 
 
 ANNE I. GREEN 
 Assistant; B. S., Lewis Inst., 1913; b. D 
 15, 1889, Saginaw, Mich. Prepared in Sagi- 
 naw (Mich.) H. S.; Columbia, summer 191 o. 
 Teacher, Home Econ., pub. schs., Saginaw, 
 Mich., 1910-12; do., Tp. H. S., DeKalb, 111., 
 19 1 3-16; do., Lewis Inst., summer 1914; Asst. 
 do., Univ. of 111., 19 16 — . Mem., Epis. 
 ( hurch. Address, 922 Germania Ave., Sagi- 
 naw, Mich. 
 
 BESSIE ROSE GREEN 
 (See No. 3001) 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS GREEN 
 Assistant; A. B., Univ. of Kan., 1914; A. 
 M., do., 1915; b. Je I, 1891, Soldier, Kan.; 
 s. K. C. (b. Je 25, 1853, St. Joseph, Mo.) and 
 Nellie (Francis) Green (b. My 7, 1871, Soldier, 
 Kan.). Prepared in Campbell Acad.; Camp- 
 bell Coll.; L'niv. of Chicago. Gamma Alpha; 
 Phi Delta Kappa. Grad. Asst., Math., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-16; Asst., do., 1916-17. Flying 
 Cadet, A. S.' S. E. R. C; 1st Lt., A. S. S. R. 
 C, A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 425 Iowa Ave., Holton, 
 Kan. 
 
 EDWARD C. GREEN 
 Farmer, B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1897; b. 
 O 2, 1874, Detroit; s. William (b. O 5, 1850, 
 Whaplode, Lincolnshire, Eng.) and Clara R. 
 Winget) Green (b. F 16, 1857, Clyde, N. Y.) 
 Prepared in Jefferson Sch., Detroit, and Cory 
 Sch., Wayne Co. Special Asst. to Hort., 
 Mich. Agr. Coll., 1897-98; Asst. to 111. St. 
 Entomol., 1S99-1900; Chief insp.. Nurseries 
 and Orchards, St. Entomol. Office, 1900- 1902; 
 Asst. Hort. and Instr., Hort., A. and M. Coll. 
 of Tex., 1902-04; Assoc. Prof, and Asst. Hort., 
 do., 1904-07; Pomologist, in Charge of So. 
 Tex. Garden, U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1907-11; 
 Bur. of Plant indus., Washington, D. C, 1912- 
 13; Dir., da Estocao Experimental do Algodao 
 Estado do Maranhao, Brazil, 1913-14; Supt., 
 do Servico Algodao Ministerio da Agricultura, 
 Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 1915-17; Farmer, buyer, 
 and seller of cotton, Natal, Estado do Rio 
 Grande do Norte, Brazil, 1917 — . Discovered 
 the pink boll worm in Brazil. Auth.; Toma- 
 toes, Irish Potatoes at Troupe, Onions and 
 Bunch Crops, and Tomato Fertilizer at Troupe, 
 Te.-c. E.rf>. Sta. But.; numerovis phamphlets and 
 Bills, on Cotton. Mem., Am. Homolog. Soc; 
 Am. Soc. Econ. Entomol.; Am. Breeder's 
 Assn.; Am. Soc for Hort. Sc Married Lydia 
 Moore Hart, Je 17, 1901, ITrbana. Children, 
 William Edward, b. D 1902; John Hart, b. 
 O, 1904. Address, Natal Estado do Rio 
 Grande do Norte, Brazil. 
 
Faculty 
 
 FREDERICK GREEN 
 Professor; A. B., 1889; A. M., and LL. B., 
 Harvard, 1893; b. F 28, 1868, Cambridge, 
 Mass.; s. Nicholas St. Jolin (b. Mr 10, 1830, 
 Dover, N. H.) and Cornelia (Ilenshaw) Green 
 (b. D 28, 1837, Boston). Prepared in Cam- 
 bridge, (Mass.) H. S. Psi Upsilon; Signet; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi. Lawyer, New 
 York City, 1893-9; Lecturer, Harvard Law Sch., 
 1903-4; Prof., Law, Univ. of 111., 1904 — • 
 Auth.: Cases on Carriers, West Pub. Co., St. 
 Paul, 19 10 — ; has contributed to legal and 
 other periodicals. Address, 11 04 W. Illinois 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 EVARTS BOUTELL GREENE 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1890; A. M., do., 
 1891; Ph. D., do., 1893; b. Jl 8, 1870, Kobe, 
 Japan; s. Daniel Crosby (b. 1843, Roxbury, 
 Mass.) and Mary Jane (Forbes) Greene (b. 
 1845, Charlestown, do.). Prepared in Evan- 
 ston Tp. H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. LTndergrad. Scholarship, Harvard, 
 1889-90; Grad. Scholarship, do., 1890-92: Har- 
 ris Travelling Fellowship, do., 1893-94; at- 
 tended N. W. Univ., 1885-88; Berlin Univ.. 
 1893-94. Asst., Hist., Harvard, 1890-93; Assi.. 
 Prof., Hist., LTniv. of 111., 1894-95; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1895-97; Prof., do., 1897 — ; Acting 
 Dean, Coll. of Lit. and Arts, do., F igo6; 
 Dean, do., 1906-13; Chm., Nat. Bd. of Hist. 
 Service, Washington, D. C, 191 7. Auth.: The 
 Provincial Governor in the English Colonies 
 of North America, Longmans, (7reen & Co., 
 1898; The Govt, of 111., Its History and Ad- 
 ministration. Macmillan, 1904; Provincial 
 America, 1690-1740, Harper, 1905; (with C. 
 W. Alvord) Governors' Letterbooks, 1818-1834, 
 Collections 111. St. Hist, Lib., Vol. iv, 111. Hist. 
 Lib., 1909; (with C. M. Thompson) Gover- 
 nors' Letter-books, 1840-1853, do.. Vol, vii, 
 HI. St. Hist. Lib., 1910; American Interest in 
 Popular Govt. Abroad, Com. on Pub. Informa- 
 tion, IVar Information Scries, No. 8; (with 
 D. C. Mumo, A. L. Cross, and R. V. D. 
 Magaffin) Opportunities for History Teachers, 
 U. S. Bur. of Educ, Teachers' Leaflet, No. i; 
 The Anglican Outlook on the American Col- 
 onies in the Early Eighteenth Century, Am. 
 Hist. Review, 1914; American Opinion, 1776- 
 1789 on the Imperial Review of Provincial 
 Legislation, do., 191 7; Suggestions on the Rela- 
 tions of European and American History, Hist. 
 Teachers Mag.. Vol. 8; The American Revolu- 
 tion and the British Empire, do.; Gen. Ed. of 
 articles contributed by the Nat. Bd. for Hist. 
 Service to the Hist. Teachers Mag., 1917-18. 
 Mem., Bd. of Trustees, 111. St. Hist. Lib., 
 Pres., 1910-12; Council Am. Hist. Assn., 
 1908-11; and Sec. of the Council, 1913 — ; 111. 
 St. Hist. Soc, Dir. ; Chicago Hist. Soc. ; Minn. 
 Hist. Soc; CoXomaX Soc. of Mass.; P'ellow, 
 Royal Hist. Soc; Fellow, A. A. S.; 111. Cen- 
 tennial Comn., 1913-18; and Chm., Pub. Com., 
 19 1 6- 1 8. Address, 10 11 S. Wright St. Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 MARY WENDELL GREENE 
 Instructor; b. Mr 15, 1866, Chelsea, Mass.; 
 d. Thomas (b. Boston), and Anna Elizabeth 
 (Wendell) Greene (b. do.). Alpha Chi Omega. 
 Cirad., N. E. Conservatory of Mus. ; stvidied in 
 Europe, 1907-9. Organist and choir conductor, 
 Chelsea, Mass.; instr.. Voice, Sch. of Mus., 
 .Univ. of 111., 1903-7; do., St. Mary's Sch., 
 Knoxville, 111., 1909 — . Mem. Prot. Epis. 
 Church. Address, St. Mary's Sch., Knoxville, 
 Ill.t 
 
 EDWIN GARDNER GREENMAN 
 (See No. 1691) 
 
 CHESTER NOYES GREENOUGH 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1898; A. M., do., 
 1899; Ph. D., do., 1904; b. Je 29, 1874, Wake- 
 field, Mass.; s. William Smith and Elizabeth 
 
 MacFarland (Noyes) Greenough. Shattuck 
 Scholarship, 1902-03; Austin Fellowship, 1903- 
 04; Rogers Fellowship, 1904-05; A. \i.. Magna 
 cum lande with hon. mention twice in Eng. 
 Lit. and once in Phil. Instr., Eng., Harvard, 
 1900-02; 1905-07; Prof. Eng., LTniv. of 111., 
 1907-10; Agst. Prof. do.. Harvard, 1910-15; 
 Prof., do., 191 5 — . Auth.: (with Barrett Wen- 
 dell) A History of Literature in America; 
 (with Nutter and Hersey) Specimens of Prose 
 Composition, 1907; (with Hersey) English 
 Composition, 1917; various articles; Ed., 
 Selections from Writings of Joseph Addison, 
 i905;Assoc. Ed., Jour, of Eng. and Ger. Philol. 
 190S-10. Mem., Mass. Hist. Soc; Colonial 
 Soc. of Mass.; Fellow, A. A. S. Married 
 Marietta McPherson, Ag 10, 1907, Marshfield, 
 Mass. Address, 26 Quincy St., Cambridge, 
 Mass. 
 
 ALLENE GREGORY 
 Instructor; A. B., Vassar, 1910; A. M., 
 Radcliffe, 191 1; Ph. D., do., 1913; b. D 7, 
 1888, London, Eng.; d. John Milton (b. 1822, 
 Sandlake, N. Y.) and Louisa Catharine (Allen) 
 (iregory (b. 1848, Georgetown, Ky.). Pre- 
 pared in Friends Sch., Washington, D. C. 
 Instr., Eng., Rockford Coll., 1913-15; do., 
 Univ. of III., 19 1 5 — . Auth.: The French 
 Revolution and the English Novel, Putnam, 
 1914. Mem., Poetry Soc of Am.; Poetry 
 Soc of Univ. of 111.; Pres., Woman's Cosmo- 
 politan Club, Univ. of HI.; Mod. Lang. Assn.; 
 Drama League; various other orgns. Address, 
 1008 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 ARTHUR WYNNS GREGORY 
 Sales Mgr. ; B. S. in Chem., N. C. Agr. and 
 Mech. Coll., 1906; b. Jl 4, 1884, Halifax, N. 
 C. Prepared in Halifax H. S. Sigma Nu; 
 Theta Nu Epsilon; Pullen Lit. Soc; Asst., 
 Agr. Chem., Univ. of HI., 1907-8; Sales Mgr., 
 British Am. Tobacco Co., Shanghai, China. 
 Mem., Epis. Church. Address, Tien Tsin 
 Office, British Am. Tobacco Co., Shanghai, 
 China. t 
 
 HELEN BARBER GREGORY 
 (See No. 140) 
 
 ♦JOHN MILTON GREGORY 
 First President of the University; LL. D., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1866; b. Jl 6, 1822, Sand Lake, 
 N. Y. Grad. Union Coll., 1846; Studied 
 law 1846-8, theology, 1848, Ordained Baptist 
 Ministry; Prin., Classical Sch., Detroit; St. 
 Supt. for Pub. Instr., Mich., 1858, assisted in 
 founding The Mich. Jour, of Educ.; ed. -in- 
 chief, do.; Pres., Kalamazoo Coll, 1863; Regent 
 (Pres.), III. Indus. Univ., 1867-80; U. S. 
 Commissioner to Vienna Exposition, 1873; 
 judge, educ. dept., Philadelphia Centennial, 
 1876; 111. St. Comn. to Paris Exposition, 1878; 
 Mem., U. S. Civ. Ser. Comn., 1882-5; 
 Prof. Emeritus, Pol. Econ., LTniv. of 111., while 
 residing in Washington, D. C. Auth.: Compend, 
 of Sch. Laws of Mich. ; and numerous ad- 
 dresses on educational subjects; Handbook of 
 History, and Map of Time, Chicago, 1866; A 
 New Pol. Econ., Cincinnati, 1882; Seven Laws 
 of Teaching, Chicago, 1883. Married Julia 
 Gregory (died) ; -Louisa Catherine Allen. Chil- 
 dren: Mary; Alfred; Helen; Julia; Grant; 
 Allene. Died O 20, 1898, Washington, D. €., 
 and by his special request was buried on the 
 grounds of the Univ. of 111. 
 
 LOUISE CATHERINE ALLEN GREGORY 
 (See No. H22) 
 
 HANS PETER GREISON 
 (See No. 7559) 
 
SS2 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 JOHN GRENNAN 
 Instructor; b. Ag ii, i8Si, E. Milan, Mich.; 
 s. William (b. 1848, Ireland) and Margaret 
 (Hanna) Grennan (b. 1851, do.). Prepared in 
 Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S. ; Univ. of Mich.; 
 Univ. of Neb., 1914-15. Instr., Foundry and 
 Forge, Univ. of Neb., I9ii-i6;. Foreman, 
 Forge Shop, Mich. Agr. Coll., 1916-18; Instr., 
 Foundry Practice and Mgmt., Univ. of 111., 
 1918 — . Married Elizabeth Ruth Bennett, Je 
 12, 1 913, Lincoln, Neb. Address, 605}/^ 
 
 Indiana Ave., Urbana. 
 
 CLARA LOUISE GRIDLEY 
 (See No. 3386) 
 
 NATHAN CESNA GRIMES 
 Educ. Work; A. B., Univ. of Mich.', 1906; 
 A. M., Univ. of Wis., 1909; b. N 24, 1879, 
 Klinger Lake Mich.; s. John Edwin (b. O.) 
 and Ada Cradit Grimes (b. Mich.). Prepared 
 in Sturgis (Mich.) H. S. Instr., Math. Dept., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1906-10; Prof.. Math., Ariz. 
 Univ. 1910-14; Registrar, do.; Instr., Univ. of 
 111., 1914-15; Sec. to Pres., L'niv. of Ore., 
 1915-16; No. Calif. Representative, Silver-Bur- 
 dett & Co.. 1917-18; Sales Dept., Educ. work, 
 Goodrich Rubber Co., Akron, O., 1918 — . Mem., 
 Am. Math. Soc; Delegate to Nat. Chamber of 
 Commerce, 1915. Married Carrie Kizer, Ap 
 12, 1903, Carthage, 111. Children: Helen, b. 
 My 21, 1908; Kenneth Ray, b. D 23, 1913. 
 Address, Akron, O. 
 
 HARRY SANDS GRINDLEY 
 
 (See No. 545) 
 ALFRED OTTO GROSS 
 
 (See No. 3388) 
 CECIL ROBERT GROSS 
 
 (See No. 9271 
 
 GUSTAVE ADOLPH GROSS 
 Associate; b. Jl 21, 1881, Greenville, 111. 
 Attended Univ. of Mont. Instr., Shop Prac- 
 tice, Univ. of Mont., 1911-13; Instr., Pattern 
 Making, Univ. of 111., 1913-17; Assoc, do., 
 1917-1S. ist Lt. Ord. Corps, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Address, 517 Ford St. Mis- 
 soula, Mont.t 
 
 PEARL FOREST GROVE 
 (See No. 5693) 
 
 *THACHER HOWLAND GUILD 
 A. B.; Brown Univ.. 1901; A. M., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1902; A. M., Harvard, 1904; 
 b. F 16, 1879, Providence, R. I.; s. Clarence 
 Herbert (b. 1846, Dedham, Mass.) and Sophia 
 (Howland) Guild (b. 1848, Providence, R. I.). 
 Prepared in Providence (R. I.) H. S.; Delta 
 Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Scholarship, Univ. of 
 Chicago. Grad. Stud.; Eng., Harvard, 1909- 
 10; Asst., Eng., Brown LTniv., 1902-3; Instr., 
 Rhet., LTniv. of 111., 1904-6; Assoc, Eng., do., 
 1906-14. Ed., (with F. W. Scott) acting ver- 
 sion of Robert Greene's Frier Bacon and Frier 
 Bungay, Urbana, 1905. Auth.: Illinois 
 
 Loyalty, and other songs; The Class of '56, 
 comedy. Bijou Theatre Stock Co., 1910; va- 
 rious plays for amateurs, Walter H. Baker & 
 Co., 1903-10; also various brief articles on 
 the drama in The Theater Mag., The Nation, 
 etc. Mem. M. E. Church. Married Lois 
 Greene. Je i, 1908, Dubuque, la. Child, Mar- 
 garet Elizabeth, b. D 28, 1909. Died Jl 21, 
 19 14, Urbana. 
 
 ALFRED JOSEPH GUNDERSON 
 (See No. 4687) 
 
 CHARLES ALEXANDER GUNN 
 .(See No. 695) 
 
 GILBERT GUSLER 
 (See No. 9274) 
 
 AXEL FERDINAND GUSTAFSON 
 (See No. 3006) 
 
 JOHN CHRISTOPHER GUSTAFSON 
 (See No. 2406) 
 
 JOHN EARL GUTBERLET 
 (See No. G272) 
 
 ALTA GWINN (SAUNDERS) 
 (See No. 3007) 
 
 GEORGE CONRAD HABERMEYER 
 (See No. 1883) 
 
 WILLIAM CARL FRANK HENRY 
 
 HACHMEISTER 
 
 (See No. 2685) 
 
 CARL HERMAN HAESSLER 
 
 (See No. 9276) 
 
 FLORENCE SANDER HAGUE 
 Assistant; A. B., Univ. of Kan., 191 1; A. 
 M., do., 1914; b. Je II, 1889, Lee's Summit, 
 Mo.; d. Reuben (b. 1829, Quaker City, O.) 
 and Anna (Sander) Hague (b. 1858, Fondu 
 Tac Wis.). Prepared in Kingfisher (Okla.) 
 H. S. ; attended Marine Biol. Labs., Friday 
 Harbor, Wash., and Woods Hole, Mass. 
 Teacher. H. S., Council Grove, Kan., 1911-13; 
 Asst., Zool., Kan. St. Agr. Coll.. 1914-16; 
 Instr., Zool., Wellesley Coll., 1916-17; Asst., 
 Zool.. LTniv. of 111., 1917 — . Auth.: Numeri- 
 cal Relation of Spermatozoa to Sertoli Cells, 
 Kan. Univ. Sc. Bill.. Vol. 9, 1914; (with 
 Alvalyn E. Woodward) Iodine as a Partheno- 
 genetis Agent, Biol. Bill.. Vol.. .13. 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 1 107 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 STELLA MARY HAGUE 
 Instructor; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1893; S. M., 
 1905; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1912. Pre- 
 pared in H. S. Teacher, Bot. and Zool., H. 
 S., Decatur, 111., 1902-6; Instr., Biol., Rock- 
 ford Coll. for Women, 1906-9; Asst., Bot., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Instr., do., 1912 — . 
 .Address, 908 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 HARRY GRAY HAKE 
 
 (See No. 3009) 
 
 WILLIAM GREEN HALE 
 
 Professor; B. S., Pacific Univ., Forest 
 Grove, Ore., 1903; LL. B., Harvard, 1906; b. 
 O 30, 1881, Hillsboro, Ore First Place, Ore. 
 Oral. Contest, 1902; leader, Intercoll. debating 
 •^eam; Ed. in Chief, Coll. weekly. Lawyer, 
 Porland, Ore., 1906-09; Instr., Law, Univ. of 
 111., 1909-11; Lawyer, Portland, Ore., 1911-12; 
 Prof.. Law, Univ. of 111., 1912 — . Auth.: 
 Negotiable Instruments, Mod. Am. Lazv, Vol. 
 8; Leading Illustrative Cases on Negotiable 
 Instruments, do.; The Law Governing Checks, 
 Blackstone Inst., 191 5; The Account Books of 
 a Party to the Action as Evidence in His Own 
 Behalf, ///. Laiv Bui. Ap. 1917; Review of 
 Criminal Cases in the Supreme Court of 
 Illinois, 1915-16, ///. Law Review, Vol. 11, 
 1916. Mem., Order of the Coif; Pres., 111. 
 St. Soc. of Am. Inst, of Criminal Law and 
 Criminology, 1917-18. Married Jessie Mc- 
 Connell, N 2, 1907. Child, Genevieve, b. 
 My 22, 1909. Address, 708 Washington Blvd., 
 Urbana. 
 
 ARTHUR GRAHAM HALL 
 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Mich., 1887; A. 
 M., Ph. D., Univ. of Leipsic, 1902; b. D 9, 
 1865, Memphis, Mich.: s. Clark Benedict (b. 
 1832, neat Rochester, N. Y.) and Agnes (Gra- 
 
Faculty 
 
 883 
 
 ham) Hall (b. 1834, Hoboken, N. J.). Pre- 
 pared in Wayne H. S., Hoboken. N. J.; Hast- 
 ings, Mich. Acacia; Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kap- 
 pa. Teacher, Phys., Chem., Math., and Prin., 
 H. S., Laporte, Ind., 18S7-91; Teacher, Phys., 
 Central H. S., Grand Rapids, Mich., 1893-4; 
 Instr., Math., Univ. of Mich., 189 1-3, 1894- 
 1903; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 111., 1903-5; 
 Prof., do., Miami Univ., 1905-8; do., and 
 Registrar, Lniv. of Mich., 1908 — . Co-auth.: 
 Lyman, Hall, Goddard Coll. Algebra, 1896; 
 Hall and Frink, Trigonometry, 1908. Mem., 
 Am. Math. Soc; A. A. A. S., Fellow. Mar- 
 ried Octavia R. Stiling, Ag 28, 1896.^ Chil- 
 dren: Sarah Ackland, b. 1897; Grace Graham, 
 b. 1903; Helen Benedict, b. 1905; Edward 
 Stiling, b. 1908. Address, 1036 Oakland Ave., 
 Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 EDWARD KIMBALL HALL 
 
 V. P., Elec. Bond and Share Co.; A. B., 
 Dartmouth, 1892; LL. B., Harvard, 1896; b. 
 Jl 1870, Granville, 111.; s. Charles Prentiss (b. 
 Westmoreland, N. H.) and Lucia Cotton (Kim- 
 Ijall) Hall (b. Cornish, N. H.); Prepared in 
 St. Johnsbury Acad., Delta Kappa Epsilon; 
 Casque and Gauntlet. Dir., Ath., Univ. of 
 111., 1892-4; Lawyer, Boston, Powers & Hall; 
 v. P., New England Telephone & Telegraph 
 Co., Boston, 1912-17; V. P., Elec. Bond & 
 Share Co., New York City, 1917; First Corps 
 Cadets, Mass. Volunteer Militia; Alderman, 
 City of Newton, Mass., 1906 — . Mem., Bos- 
 ton Bar Assn.; Middlesex Bar Assn.; Newton 
 Club; Braeburn Co. Club; Mass. Republican 
 Club; Lincoln Trust Co., Dir.; Boston Cham- 
 l)er of Commerce, Dir.; Dartmouth Alumni 
 Assn. of Boston, Pres. ; Am. Bar Assn. ; 
 Merchants Assn. of N. Y. ; Bankers Club, N. 
 Y.; Montclair Country Club, N. Y. ; Camp 
 Fire Club of Am.; Trustee, Dartmouth Coll.; 
 Chm., Internat. Football Rules Com. Married 
 Sally M. Drew, Jl i, 1902, Lancaster, N. H. 
 Children: Dorothy, b. Mr 23, 1903; Richard 
 Drew, b. My 19, 1904; Edward Kimball Jr., 
 b. Je 16, 1910. Address, 71 Broadway, New 
 York City. 
 
 LOUIS DIXON HALL 
 (See No. 1229) 
 
 STANLEY WILLIAM HALL 
 Assistant; B. S., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1916; b. 
 Ag 3, 1891; s. James Edward (b. Ap 2, 1849, 
 Eng.) ■ and Jane (Dearden) Hall (b. Ap 6, 
 '853, Can.). Prepared in Framingham 
 (Mass.) H. S. Kappa Sigma. Florists' Asst. 
 with S. J. Goddard, Framingham, Mass., 19 16- 
 17; Asst., Floriculture, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 
 Hdqtrs Co., 308th Inf., Camp Upton, N. Y., 
 1 9 18 — . Address, Averill Park, N. J. 
 
 ERNEST MILTON HALLIDAY 
 Minister; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1904; LL. 
 B., do., 1906; A. M., Columbia, 1913; b. Jl 
 26, 1878, Vienna, Mich.; s. James D. (b. S 
 
 4, 185 1, Prescott, Can.) and Alcina (Colton) 
 Halliday (b. Ja 4, 1854, Mt. Morris, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Holly (Mich.) H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Phi Alpha Delta; 
 Represented Mich. Univ. in various intercoll. 
 orat. contests and debates. Instr., Eng., Pub. 
 Speak., Univ. of 111., 1906-7; Assoc, do., 
 1907-12; Stud., Union Theolog. Sem., 1912- 
 17; Pastor, Ocean Ave. Congr. Church, 1913; 
 Instr., Exten. Teaching, Columbia, 19 12 — ; 
 Asst., Union Theolog. Sem., 19 17 — . Assoc. 
 Ed., Midi. Law Reviezu. Mem., Congr. Church; 
 Manhattan Assn. of Congr. Ministers.; U. T. 
 
 5. Alumni Assn., Sec, Congr. Club of Brook- 
 lyn. Married Eleanor Armstrong, Je 5, 1907, 
 Fenton, Mich. Children: Dorothy, b. Je 17, 
 1908; Lois, b. S 3, 1912; Ernest Milton, Jr., 
 b. N 7, 1013. Address, 1058 E. 21st St., 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 THEODORE ELY HAMILTON 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1899; A. M., 
 Univ. of Mo., 1900; Ph. D., do., 1908; b. 
 Fredonia, N. Y.; s. John (b. Jl 5, 1827, Hope, 
 N..Y.) and Augusta Eliza Clapp (Ely) Hamil- 
 ton (b. Ripley, N. Y.). Prepared in St. 
 Norm. Sch., Fredonia, N. Y. Phi Beta Kap- 
 pa; Bowditch Scholarship; Hon. Mention in 
 Ger. ; A. B., with distinction. Harvard. Fel- 
 low, Rom. Langs., Univ. of Mo., 1899-1900, 
 1906-7; Research work. Harvard, 1905; Grad. 
 Stud., Univ. of 111., 1905-6; studied in Paris, 
 1904 and 191 1, Madrid, 191 1; Instr., Rom. 
 Langs., Univ. of 111., 1903-6; Instr., do., 
 Univ. vf Mo., 1907-9; AsSt. Prof., do., O. St. 
 Univ., 1909 — . Auth.: Dosia, par Henry 
 Greville, with Introd., Notes, and Vocab., D. 
 C. Heath & Co., Boston, 1910; The Cyclic Re- 
 lation of the Chanson de Willame, Univ. of 
 Mo., Studies, 191 1; Adrienne Lecouvreur by 
 Scribe and Legouve, with Introd. and Notes, 
 Oxford Univ. Press, New York, 191 7. Mem. 
 Presby. Church; Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; 
 Harvard Club; Lang, and Lit. Club; Le Cercle 
 FranQais, O. St. Univ.; Alliance Frangaise; 
 Am. Assn. of Univ. Prof. Address, 72 Eagle 
 St., Fredonia, N. Y. 
 
 THOMAS SHERMAN HAMILTON 
 (See No. 8386) 
 
 *GEORGE DANIEL HAMMOND 
 A. B., Harvard, 1893; b. Mr 15, 1864, 
 Petersborough, N. Y. ; s. Charles A. (b. 1825) 
 and Susan (Guernsey) Hammond (b. 1826). 
 Prepared in Syracuse (IS. Y.) H. S. Phi 
 Delta Theta; A. B., summa cum laude. Fel- 
 low., Harvard. Grad. work. Hist., Univ. of 
 Berlin; Prof. Hist., St. Lawrence Univ., Can- 
 ton, N. Y., 1894-5; Asst. Prof, do., Univ. of 
 111., 1895-6. Married Elizabeth Lowell, J) 24, 
 1895, Liberty, N. Y. Died Ja 14, 1899, Ashe- 
 ville, N. C. 
 
 MATTHEW BROWN HAMMOND 
 Professor; Ph. B., Univ. of Mich., 1891; 
 M. L., Univ. of Wis., 1893; Ph. D., Columbia, 
 1898; b. Je 13, 1868, South Bend, Ind.; s. 
 Seth (b. Ja 5, 1836, do.) and Sarah (Longley) 
 Hammond (b. N 21, 1842, Wakarusa, Ind.). 
 Prepared in S. Bend (Ind.) H. S., Ann Ar- 
 bor (Mich.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Adel- 
 phic. LTniv. Fellow in Finance, Columbia; 
 Prin., Versailles Inst., Mo., 1891-2; attended 
 Univ. of Tubeingen, 1893-4; Univ. of Berlin, 
 1894; Acting Asst. Prof., Econ., Univ. of Mo., 
 1896-7; Asst., do., Univ. of 111., 1897-8; Instr., 
 do., 1898-1900; Asst. Prof, do., 1900-04; do., 
 O. St. Lfniv., 1904-05; Assoc. Prof., do., 1905- 
 oS; Prof., do., 1908 — . Representative of U. 
 S. Food Administration on War Labor Poli- 
 cies Board, Washngton, D C. ; ^.iustered out, 
 F I, 1919. Auth.: Financial History Of 
 Wis. Territory, Wis. Hist., Soc, i.j.adi- 
 son, 1893; The Cotton Industry, Part i, 
 Cotton (lulture and Cotton Trade, Am. Econ. 
 Assn., Ithaca, N. Y., 1897; The Southern 
 Farmer and Banking Reform, Sound Currency 
 Publication, New York, 1899; Railway Rate 
 Theories of the Intrst. Commerce Comn., 
 Harvard, Cambridge, Mass., 191 1; Wages 
 Boards in Australia, Quarterly Jour, of Econ., 
 1914-15; also many other mag. articles. Mem., 
 Congr. Church; Council of Am. Assn. for 
 Labor Legislation; Industrial Com. of O., 1913- 
 15; Sec, O. Coal Min. Comn., 1913; Chm., 
 Bd. of Appraisers, Franklin Co., O. Conser- 
 vancy Comn., 1916; mem., O. Health and Old 
 Age Ins. Comn., 19 17 — ; Pres., Central Phil- 
 anthrophic Council of Cohnnbus, 19 16-18; 
 Organizer of Pub. Employment Offices for O. 
 Branch of Council of Nat. Defense, 1917. 
 Married, Sunie Butler Denham, Jl 2, 1902, 
 Columbia, Mo. Children: Marjorie, b. F 
 14, 1905; Seth, b. Ja s, 1915. Address, 1127 
 Ashland Ave., Grandview Heights, Columbu% 
 O.; bus. add., Ohio St. Univ., do 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 FRANK HAMSHER 
 Supt., Schs. ; A. B. Univ. of Mich., 1895; 
 b. My 4, 1873; s. Barnett Kline (b. S i, 1838, 
 Newburg, Pa.) and Celia Augusta (Ellwood) 
 Hamsher (b. Ag i, 1849, Little Falls, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Decatur H. S. Instr., H. S., De- 
 catur, 1895-97; Prin., do., 1897-1901; Prin., 
 Univ. Acad., 1901-06; Asst., Prof., Educ, do., 
 1905-06; Prin. Smith Acad., St. Louis, 1906-17; 
 Suipt., Schs.. Webster Groves, Mo. IQ17 — . 
 Married Lucy Coolidge Je 20. 1900, Blooni- 
 ington, 111. Children: Franklin Coolidge, b. 
 O 3. 1903 (died Je 28, 1904); Elwood Coolidge, 
 b. Ja 14, 1909. Address, Webster Groves, Mo. 
 
 LEO GREGORY HANA 
 Lawyer; b. O 25, 1879, Jackson, Mich.; s. 
 John S. (b. 1850, Liverpool, Eng.) and Mary 
 Theresa (Gregory) Hana (b. Ag 15, 1S62, 
 Toronto, Can.). Prepared in Man. Tr. Sch., 
 Providence, R. I. Asst., Dir., Phys. Tr., Brown 
 Univ., 1899-1901; Dir., do., Lincoln Coll., 1901- 
 04; Gym. Dir., Univ. of 111., 1904-13; Admit- 
 ted to the bar, 1913. Lawver, King & Hana, 
 Peoria. Capt., Co. A, 341st Regt., U. S. A., 
 Camp Grant, 111. Address. 441 Main St., 
 Peoria; bus. add., 713 14 Jefferson Bldg., do. 
 
 WALTER FREDERICK HANDSCHIN 
 (See No. 5698) 
 
 WESLEY WALLACE HANFORD 
 (See No. 9285) 
 
 JAMES HOWARD HANGER 
 Teacher; A. B., Baker, 1910; A. M., Univ. 
 of Kan., 191 1 ; b. D 16, 1879, McPherson, 
 Kan.; s. Valentine (b. Je 5, 1849, Farmer 
 City, 111.) and Minerva Jane (Logan) Hanger 
 (b. Ag 8, 1857, Marion, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Corning (Kan.) H. S. ; Baldwin City (Kan.) 
 Acad. Phi Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; 
 Athenian. City Sch. Supt., Centralia, Kan., 
 1911-12; Supt., Schs., Rossville, Kan., 1912- 
 14; Asst., Educ, Columbia Univ., summer 
 1913; do., L^niv. of 111., 1914-15; Teacher, 
 Social Sc. and Vocational Dir., H. S., Decatur, 
 1915-16; Grad. Stud., Columbia, 1916-18. In 
 Govt. Service, under direction of Fuel Adm., 
 1918. Auth. : Articles in Educ. Adm. and 
 Supervision. Address, 1753 Church St.. N. 
 W. Washington D. C. bus. add.. Fuel Adm. 
 Bldg., i8th and E. Sts., do. 
 
 PAUL HANSEN 
 Engineer; B. S., San. Engng., Mass. Inst, 
 of Tech.; b. Ag 9, 1879; s. John (b. Je 30, 
 1854, Gluckstadt, Holstein, Ger.) and Pauline 
 (Meinberg) Hansen (b. D 23, 1858, Balti.- 
 more) Prepared in H. Schs., Washington, 
 D. C. Theta Xi. Asst. Engr., Mass. St. Board 
 of Health, 1902-04; Draftsman on Improve- 
 ments in Water Supply and Sewerage. Colum- 
 bus, O, 1904; Engr., Pittsburgh Mfg. Co., 
 1904-05; Asst. Engr. and Acting Chief Engr., 
 O. St. Bd. of Health, 1905-10; St. San. Engr. 
 of Ky., 1910-11; Engr., St. Water Sur., and 
 Assoc, San. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1911-16; 
 Engr., St. Dept. of Pub. Health, Springfield, 
 III., 1916-17. Capt., E. R. C, Water Supply 
 Service, A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Water Supply and Sewage Disposal, Ky. Med. 
 Jour., D I, 191 1 ; Obligations of Water Works 
 Supts. with Respect to the Sanitary Quality 
 of Public Water Supplies, Am. City, Mr 191 1; 
 Sanitation and the Farm, Report of the 6th 
 Annual St. Farmers' Inst., F 23-25, 1911; A 
 Land Drainage Project near Louisville, Ky., 
 Engng. Nexvs, Vol. 65, No. 2, 1911; Civil 
 Engr. as a sanitarian. Monthly Bui., O. St. 
 Bd. of Health, Vol. i. No. 7,'i9ii; Typhoid 
 Fever Statistics and Prophylaxis, Ky. Med. 
 Jour., Ja I, 1912; also many earlier mag. arti- 
 cles. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; Am. Pub. Health 
 
 Assn.; A. C. S. ; Boston Soc of Civ. Engrs. ; 
 New Eng. Water Works Assn. ; Chicago and 
 LVbana LTniv. Clubs. Married Alison May 
 Scott, O 3, 1905, Melrose, Mass. Children: 
 Elizabeth Scott, b. My 7, 1909; Paul Scott, 
 b. O 16, 19 10. Address, St. Dept. of Pub. 
 Health, Springfield, 111. 
 
 ROY HANSON 
 (See No. 6279) 
 
 SADA ANNIS HARBARGER 
 (See No. G288) 
 
 CHESTER CLYDE HARBISON 
 (See No. G288a) 
 
 ALBERT AUSTIN HARDING 
 (See No. 7583) 
 
 HARRY ALEXIS HARDING 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1896; M. 
 S.. do., 1898; Ph. D.. Cornell, 1910; b. N 28, 
 1 87 1, Oconomowoc, Wis.; s. Joseph (b. Mr 
 1 83 1, Eng.) and Elizabeth A. (Dean) Hard- 
 ing (b. Je 29, 1829, Lvicerne, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Monroe (Wis.) and Brodhead (Wis.) 
 H. Schs.; Mass. Inst. Tech. Philomathia; 
 Special Honors. Bacteriol., N. Y., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., 1899-1913; Prof., Dairy Bacteriol, and 
 Head of Dept. of Dairy Husb., Chief in Dairy 
 Bacteriol., Agr. Exp. Sta. L'niv. of 111., 1913 — ; 
 Comn. of Health, Geneva, N. Y., 1908-12; 
 Milk Insp., Champaign, 1918 — . Auth.: 15 
 Buls. on various agr. subjects. Mem., Univ. 
 Club; LTnitarian Church; Sigma Xi; Fellow, 
 A. A. A. S. ; Charter Mem., Soc. Am. Bac- 
 teriol.; Am. Dairy Sc. ; Assoc. Charter Mem., 
 Am. Assn. Certified Milk Comns. ; Am. Pub. 
 Health Assn.; 111. St. Hist. Soc; HI. Acad. 
 Sc. Married Esther M. Gordon, Ag 31, 1899, 
 Brodhead, Wis. Children: Harry Gordon, b. 
 Jl 23, 1902; Esther, b. Je 20, 1904; Hellen, 
 ,b. N 7, 1906; Ruth, b. Ag 24, 1912. Address, 
 704 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 LOUIS ALLEN HARDING 
 Chief Engr.; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1899; M. 
 E., do., 1902; b. O 16, 1876, Factoryville, Pa.; 
 s. Henry I^. and Luzetta (Maynard) Harding 
 Prepared in Centenary Collegiate Inst., Hack- 
 ettestown, N. J. Phi Kappa Sigma; Sigma 
 Chi; Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma. Asst. Chief 
 Draftsman, Dickson Mfg. Co., 1899-1901 ; En- 
 gine Designer, Lacka Steel Co., 1901; Instr., 
 Mech. Engng., Cornell, 1902; Supt. Coal 
 Washing Plants, Lacka Steel Co., 1903; Con- 
 tracting Engr., Pittsburg, 1905; Prof. Mach. 
 Design, Pa. St. Coll., 1905; Chief Engr., Arm- 
 strong Cork Co., 1906-08; Prof., Mech. Engng., 
 Pa. St. Coll., 1909-12; Consulting Engr., New 
 York City, 1912-13; Prof., Exp. Mech. Engng., 
 L'niv. of 111., 1913-16; Chief Engr. and Mem. 
 of Firm, The John W. Cowper Co., Buffalo, N. 
 Y., 1916— . 2nd Lt., Bat. F, First 111., F. A., 
 1 916. Auth.: Blower Heating Systems for 
 Factory and Shop Bldgs., Pa. St. Coll. Bui., 
 191 1 ; Mechanical Equipment of Buildings, 
 John Wiley & Sons, 1916; Section on Heat- 
 ing and Ventilating. Kidders Arch. Pocket 
 Book, do., 191 8; Coal Washing Plants, Mines 
 and Minerals, 1904; The Design of Air Ducts, 
 Heating and Ventilating Mag., 1913. Mem., 
 F. A. & M.; Am. Soc. Heating and Ventilat- 
 ing Engrs.; A. S. M. E. ; Engrs. Soc. of Buf- 
 falo; L^ni. Club of Buffalo; Buffalo Country 
 Club; Ellecott Club of Buffalo. Married Es- 
 telle Haughman, O 22, 1908, Lancaster, Pa. 
 Address, 55 Bid well Parkway, Buffalo, N. Y. ; 
 bus. add.. Fidelity Bldg., do. 
 
 OLIVER ALBERT HARKER 
 Professor; A. B., McKendree Coll., 1866; 
 A. M., do., 1869; LL. D., Knox Coll., 191 1; 
 b. D 14, 1846, Newport, Ind.; s. Mifflin (b. 
 
Faculty 
 
 1799, Philadelphia) and Anna (Wood) Harker 
 (I3. iSoo, do.). Prepared in Pub. Schs., Flor- 
 ida and Wheaton, 111. Phi Delta Phi; Theta 
 Kappa Nu. Attended Law Sch., Univ. of Ind., 
 1866-7; completed course in lawyer's office; 
 Prin., Pub. Schs., Vienna, 111., 1867-9; Judge 
 of Circuit Court, First Circuit of 111., 1878- 
 1903; Judge, Appellate Court, 2nd Dist., 1891- 
 97; do., 3rd Dist., 1897-1903; V. P., State Bar 
 Assn., 1890-95; Lecturer, Coll. of Law, Univ. 
 of 111., 1897-1903; Dean, Coll. of Law, do., 
 1903-1916; Prof. Law, do., 1903 — ; Legal 
 Counsel, do., 1909 — . Addresses: Jury Trials, 
 before St. Bar Assn. of 111., 1894; as Pres. 
 of 111. St. Bar Assn. on Law of Procedure, 
 1895. Auth.: Legal Opinions in 111. Appellate 
 Court, Report, 1897-1903; Judicial Sales, 
 Cyclopedia of Law and Procedure, Vol. 24, 
 1907; Power of the President to Pardon Labor 
 Leaders in Contempt Cases, 1909; Efforts to 
 divorce Judicial Elections from Politics in 
 111., 1909; Should the Jury be Judge of the 
 Law in Criminal Cases, 1909; Use of Man- 
 damus to Compel Educational Institutions to 
 confer Degrees, 191 1; various mag, articles. 
 Mem., 111. Comn. to Nat. Conf. on Uniform St. 
 Law, appointed by Governor Deneen, 1907, for 
 six yrs. ; 111. Branch Am. Inst, of Criminal Law 
 and Criminology, Pres.; St. Bar Assn., 111., 
 Pres. 1895-6; Com. do., on Law Reform, Chm., 
 1898-1903; Com. on Legal Educ, Chm., 1906; 
 Am. Bar Assn.; Hamilton Club, Chicago; M. 
 E. Church. Married Sidney Bain, Mr 3, 
 1870, Vienna, 111. Children: George M., b. 
 Ag 23, 1875; Oliver A. Jr., b. F 16, 1878; Win- 
 nifred (Hewitt), b. F 18, 1881. Address, 909 
 S. Wright St., Champaign. 
 
 JOHN JAMES HARMAN 
 (See No. 1694) 
 
 ARTHUR C. HARPER 
 Associate; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1906; M. E., 
 do., 1907; b. N 21, 1884, Bellefont, Pa. Pre- 
 pared in Bellefont (Pa.) H. S. Asst., Draw- 
 ing, Pa. St. Coll., 1907-08; Instr., do., 1908- 
 10; Instr., O. St. Univ., 1910-16; Instr., 
 Machine Design, LTniv. of 111., 1916-17; Assoc, 
 do., 191 7 — . Mem., Soc. for Promotion of 
 Engng. Educ; Epis. Church. Address, 708 
 W. Green St. Urbana.f 
 
 CLAUDE HARPER 
 (See No. 9293) 
 
 EZRA CLARENCE HARRAH 
 Research Asst.; A. B., S. W. Coll., Kan., 
 1913; b. Mr 9, 1889, Douglass, Kan.; s. Wil- 
 liam H. (b. S 22, 1866, Bainbridge, Ind.) and 
 Julia (Paine) Harrah (b. Crawfordsville, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Douglass (Kan.) H. S. Athenan. 
 Asst., Biol., S. W. Coll., 1910-13; Dept. of 
 Biol. Sc, Sumner Co., H. S., Wellington, 
 Kan.; Research Asst., Dept. of Zool., LTniv. 
 of 111., 1917 — . Married Zelda Marie Savage, 
 Ag 20, 1914, Winfield, Kan. Children: Dorothy 
 Mildred, b. O 17, 1915 (died, Ja 21, 1916); 
 Nadine Marguerite, b. Mr 10, 1917. Address, 
 608 S. Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
 CLAUDE LOWELL HARRELL 
 Instructor; B. S., Purdue LIniv., 19 14; b. 
 Je 28, 1892, Mitchell, Ind. Prepared in 
 Mitchell (Ind.) and West LaFayette (Ind.) 
 H. Schs. Asst. Supt. Merchants Heat & 
 Light Co., Indianapolis; Instr., Mech. Engng. 
 Univ. of 111., 1916-17. First Lt., Ord. Dept., 
 U. S. A., 191 7 — . Mem., Baptist Church. 
 Address, 103 University St., LaFayette, Ind. 
 
 HARRY FRANKLIN HARRINGTON 
 Professor; A. B., O. St. Univ., 1905; M. A., 
 Columbia, 1909; b. Jl 25, 1882; s. James 
 Frank (b. Columbus, O.) and Margaret 
 
 (Walker) Harrington (b. Chillicothe, O.). 
 Prepared in Logan (O.) H. S. ; Prep. Dept., 
 Univ. of Wooster. Alpha Tau Omega; Sigma 
 Delta Chi. Reporter, O. St. Jour., igoi-05, 
 1908; Ed., London (O.) Times, 1905-08; 
 Scholar, Eng., Columbia, 1908-0.9; Instr., Eng., 
 O. Wesleyan, 1909-10; Asst. Prof., do., 1910- 
 14; Asst. Prof., Jour., Univ. of Kan., 1914-15; 
 Assoc, do., Univ. of 111., 1915-18; Asst. Prof., 
 in charge of courses in do., 1918 — ; in charge of 
 courses in journalism, Southern Div., Univ. 
 of Calif., Summer 1918, 1919. Ed., O. St. 
 Univ. Monthly, 1912-14; Contributing Ed., Kit 
 Kat Mag., Auth.: Typical Newspaper Stories, 
 Ginn & Co., 1915; Making the School News- 
 paper (in press) 19 18; (with T. T. Franken- 
 berg) Essentials in Journalism, Ginn & Co., 
 1912; The School Newspaper as an aid to the 
 Theme Bugaboo, Bui. III. .4ss)i. of Teachers 
 of Eng., Vol. 9; Making the Newspaper Re- 
 porter of Tomorrow, Advertising News, Vol. 
 25, 1917; Handling the News now and in the 
 future, do.; The Little Shop of Dreams, Kit Kat 
 Mag., Vol. 6, 191 7; Waging a mighty News- 
 paper Campaign, Advertising Neivs, Vol. 25, 
 1917; Newspapers and the better Community, 
 do.; Advertising your own Newspaper, Nat. 
 Printer-Jour)ialist, Vol. 36. Four Challenges 
 to a Reporter, Fourth Estate, F 8, 1919; 
 Teaching Journalism in a Natural Setting. 
 Jour, of Ed. .4dm. and Superv., Ap, 1919. 
 Assoc. Ed., Alpha Tan Omega Palm. Mem., 
 Congr. Church; Buckeye Press Assn.; Nat. 
 Press Assn.; Kan. Press Assn.; First Sec, 
 Am. Assn. Teachers of Jour.; Executive Com.. 
 do.; Kit Kat Club. Married Freida Poston, Jl 
 15, 1913, Crawfordsville, Ind. Address, 603 
 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 ELODIA FERNE HARRIS 
 (See No. 7584) 
 
 LYNN HAROLD HARRIS 
 Professor; A. B., Dickinson Coll., 1906; M. 
 A., Boston Univ., 1909; M. A., Yale, 1912; Ph. 
 D., do., 1914; b. N 26, 1885, Milton, Pa.; s. 
 James Lynn and Mary Annie (Polsgrove) Har- 
 ris. Prepared in Hazelton (Pa.) H. S. Alpha 
 Chi Rho.; Scholar and Fellow, Yale. Instr., 
 Eng., N. W. Univ., 19 12-13; Interim Head, Eng. 
 Dept., Hamline Univ., 1913-14; Instr., Eng., 
 LTniv. of 111., 1914-17; Head, Eng. Dept., Univ. 
 of Chattanooga, 19 17 — . Ed.: Catiline his 
 Conspiracy by Ben Jonson, Introduction, 
 Notes, and Glossary, Yale Univ. Press. Auth.: 
 A Study in Relation of Latin to English Com- 
 position, Sch. and Soc, Vol. 2, 33; Culture 
 and the College Fraternity, do.. Vol. 2, 45 ; 
 The Triumph of Spring — A May-day Masque, 
 Eng. Jour., Vol. 3; A Proposed Course in Ad- 
 vanced Exposition, do., S 1916. Mem., Nat. 
 Council, Teachers of Eng.; Mod. Lang. Assn. 
 of Am. ; Tenn. Philol. Assn. Married Rhoda 
 Edna Reeser, Ag 27, 1914. Child, Elizabeth 
 Reeser, b. Jl 24, 191 5. Address, 15 Bluff View, 
 Chattanooga, Tenn. 
 
 *CHARLES ARTHUR HART 
 Born O 12, 1859, Quincy, 111.; s. William 
 Henry (b. Ja 25, 1829, New York City) and 
 Janet Elizabeth (Hoffman) Hart (b. My 26, 
 1829, do.). Prepared in Quincy H- S. ; Norm. 
 Sch., Normal, 111., 1881-82. Sigma Xi. Teach- 
 er, 1883; Asst., St. Lab. of Nat. Hist., Univ. 
 of 111., 1884-89; Entomol. and System. Ento- 
 mol., do., 1889-1918; Asst. to St. Entomol., 
 1889-1918. Auth.: Descriptive Synopsis of In- 
 sect Collections for Distribution to 111. Schs., I, 
 Lepidoptera, 1897; II, Orthoptera, 1906; also 
 a number of articles. Mem., A. A. A. S., 
 Fellow; Am. Soc. of Naturalists; Assn. of 
 Econ. Entomol.; Am. Soc. of Zool.; Entomol. 
 Soc. of Washington, cor. mem. Died F 17, 
 1918, Urbana. 
 
880 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 *JOSEPH WILLIAM HART 
 A. D., Ont. Agr. Coll., 1887; b. N 19, 1865, 
 River Philip, Nova Scotia, Can.; s. James 
 Reuben (b. (iuysborough, N. S.) and Emme- 
 line Shaw (Robertson) Hart (b. Yarmouth, 
 N. S.). Prepared in Bridgetown, N. S.; 
 Queen's Univ., Kingston, Ont., 1S98-9. Alpha 
 Zeta. Adjunct Prof., Agr., Clemson Agr. Coll., 
 1893-7; Supt., East. IJairy Sch., Kingston, 
 Ont., 1897-1902; Instr., Dairy Manufacturers, 
 and Chief Asst., Sta., Univ. of 111., 1903-4; 
 Asst. Prof, and Asst. Chief., do., 1904-5; Dir., 
 St. Model Farm, Silo Paulo, Brazil, 1905-9; 
 Dept. of Agr., San Juan, P. R., 1909-10; Dairy- 
 man, U. S. Dept. of Agr. and Field Asst. in 
 Dairying, St. of Ga., 1910-14. Six months 
 course in Ar., Tete du Pont Barracks, King- 
 ston, Ont. Auth.: Exp. Sta. Bui. Clemson 
 Agr. Coll., Clemson, S. C. (Nos. 19 and 33). 
 Mem., S. C. St. F'air Assn.; Am. Breeders' 
 Assn.; Vestryman, St. James Parish, Kingston, 
 Ont., 1900-2; Vestryman, Emmanual Church. 
 Married Minnie Blanche Dykeman, N 10, 1892. 
 Children; Dorothy Blanche, b. Mr 25, 1894; 
 Charlotte Robertson, b. F 18, 1896; James Gil- 
 bert, b. D 3, 1897; William Edward, b. S 3, 
 1907. Died My 29, 1914, St. Simon's Island, 
 Ga. 
 
 MINER LOUIS HARTMANN 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Ariz., 191 1; Ph. 
 D., Harvard, 1915; b. Jl 14. 1889, Hutchin- 
 son, Kan.; s. Henry P. (b. Ag 13, 1862, Tif- 
 fin, O.) and Anna Esther (Bussinger) Hart- 
 mann (b. D 20, 1861, Loogootee, Ind.). Pre- 
 pared in Hutchinson (Kan.) H. S.; Univ. of 
 Kan., 1907-09; Univ. of 111., 1911-12. Theta 
 Delta Upsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Cml. Assayer, Tuscon, Ariz., 1910; 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of Ariz., 1909-11; do. 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Austin Teaching Fel- 
 low. Advanced Quantitative Analysis, Har- 
 vard, 1912-14, Instr., Chem., Univ. of Mo., 
 1014-15; Prof. Chem., S. Dak. St. Sch. of 
 Mines, 1915 — . Auth.: (with R. C. Benner) 
 Rapid Determinations and Separations by means 
 of Mercury Cathode and Stationary Anode. 
 Jour, of A. C. S., Vol. 32, 1910; Cupellation, 
 Jour, of Indus, and Enana. Chc-m., Vol. 3, 
 3911; (with J. J. Runner) The Occurrence, 
 Chemistry, Metallurgy, and uses of Tungsten 
 with Special Reference to the Black Hills, 
 Bui. No. 12, S. Dak. St. Sch. of Mines in 
 Press; (with G. Jones) The Equilibrium be- 
 tween Bromine and Potassium Bromide Solu- 
 tions at Zero Degree, Trans. Am. Elcctrochcm. 
 Soc, Vol. 30, 1916; (with R. C. Benner) Early 
 History of Cupellation, Min. and Sc. Press. 
 .^p 1912; (with G. P. Baxter) A Revision of 
 the Atomic Vv eight of Cadmium, 111, Pro- 
 ceedings Nat. Acad. Sc, Vol. i, 1914; (with 
 G. Jones) A Study of the System Water, 
 Potassium Iodide, and Iodine at Zero Degrees, 
 Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 37. 1915 (with G. Jones) 
 Properties of Silver Iodide Interpreted in 
 Relationi to Recent Thermodynamic Conce- 
 ptions, do.; Rapid method for Tungsten Anal- 
 ysis, Min. Sc. Press, Vol. 112, 1916; other 
 articles in Zcit Anora. Chem., Jour. A. C. S.. 
 Pahasaf'a Quart. Mem.. A. C. S. Married T. 
 Elizabeth Trowbridge, Ap 2, 1915. Green 
 Valley, 111. Child, Robert Trowbridge, b. Ap 
 8. 1917. Address. 106 St. Joe St., Rapid 
 Citv, S. Dak.; bus. add., St. Sch. of ^..ines, 
 do.' 
 
 HOMER ALVIN HARVEY 
 Physician; A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1909; M. 
 D., Syracuse {Univ., 1916; b. O 8, 1884, Ind- 
 ianapolis; s. James W. (b. Wilmington, O.") 
 and Alice (Coate) Harvey (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Elk City (Kan.) H. S.: Prep. Dept.. 
 Ihiiv. of Ark.; L^niv of 111., ioon-10: Univ. of 
 Chicago summer 191 1. Phi Beta Kappa; Al- 
 pha Kappa Kappa. Asst., Rom. I-angs., Univ. 
 of 111.. 1909-10; Instr., do., Syracuse Univ., 
 
 1910-11; Asst; Prof., do., 1911-15; Physician, 
 Batavia, N. Y., 1916 — . Married Delia Shaw, 
 Ag 62, 1913. Children: Robert Shaw, b. Jl 
 24, 1914; Douglas Coate, b. Ag 28, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Batavia, N. Y. 
 
 CHARLES NELSON HASKINS 
 Professor; B. S., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1897; 
 M. S., Harvard, 1S99; A. M., do., 1900; 
 Ph. D., do., 1901; b. My 7, 1874, Bedford, 
 Mass. Teacher, Mass. Inst. Tech., 1897-98, 
 1902-03; Sheffield Sc. Sch., 1903-04; Cornell, 
 1904-00; Asst. Prof., Math., Univ. of 111., 
 1906-10; Prof., do., Dartmouth, 1910 — . Auth.:' 
 On the Invariants of Quadratic Differential 
 Forms, Trans. Am. Math. Soc.; On the In- 
 variants of Differential Forms, do.; On the 
 Differential Invariants of a Surface and of 
 Space, do.; On the Generalized Law of the 
 Mean, Annals of Math.; On the Second Law 
 of the Mean, do.; On the Zeros of the Func- 
 tion of P (X), Trans. Am. Math. Soc; On 
 the Measurable Bounds and Distributions of 
 Functional Values of Summable Functions, do. 
 Address, Dartmouth Coll., Hanover, N. H. 
 
 HEINRICH HASSELBRING 
 Botanist; B. S. A., Cornell, 1899; Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1905; s. Bernhardt and Au- 
 gusta (Lange) Hasselbring. Asst., Bot., Cor- 
 nell, three summer sessions and 1899-igoo; ist 
 Asst., Hort., N. Y. Exp. Sta., Geneva, igqo- 
 01; Asst., V'eg. Pathol. Agr. Exn Sta., Univ. 
 of 111., 1901-03; Asst., Bot.. Univ. of Chicago, 
 1903-07; Chief of Dept., Bot., Estacion Cen- 
 tral Agronomica, Santiago de las Vegas, Cuba, 
 1907-09; Plant l'hv».^.ogist, U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr., 1909 — . Auth.: Articles in Cyclopedia of 
 .\m. Hort.; chapters in Atkinson's Mushrooms, 
 Bailey's Bot.; Canker of Apple trees, Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111.. Bui. 70. 1902; Gravity 
 .Ts a Form Stimulus. Bot. Gaz., Vol. 43, 1907; 
 Types of Cuban Tobacco, do.. Vol. 53, 1912; 
 The Bitter Rot and Its Control, Trans. III. 
 Hort. Soc, 1902; (with H. H. Bunzell) The 
 Supposed Action of Potassium Permanganate 
 with Plant Prexidases. Bot. Gas., Vol. 63, 1917; 
 Behavior of Sweet Potatoes in the Ground, 
 J our. A fir. Research. Vol. 12, 19 18; also many 
 other articles in Univ. 111. Agr. Exp. Sta. 
 Huls. Mem.. A. A. A. S.; Fellow, Am. 
 Phytopath Bot. Soc; Am. Bot. Soc. Wash- 
 ington; Sigma Xi. Address, U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr.,, Washington, D. C. 
 
 WILLIAM DURRELL HATFIELD 
 (See No. G299) 
 
 WILLIAM FREDERIC HAUHART 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1901; A. M., 
 do., 1902; Ph. D., Columbia, 1909; b. Te 24, 
 1873, Valley Park, Mo.; s. Herman H. (b. 
 Ap 9, 1842, Enger, Westphalia, Ger.) and 
 Mary (Schlueter) Hauhart (b. D 8, 1850, 
 Ballwin, Mo.). Prepared in Prep. Dept., Cen- 
 tral Wcsleyan Coll., Mo. Prin., Pub. Sch., 
 Altheim, Mo., 1895-98; ("entral WesleyanColl., 
 1S93-95, 1S98-1900; Univ. of Mo., 1900-01; 
 Fellow, do., 1901-02; Fellow in Ger., ITniv. 
 of Wis., 1902-03; do., Columbia, 1903-04; Instr., 
 Ger., L^niv. of 111., 1904-05; Stud., Univ. of 
 Berlin, Ger., 1905-06; Travelled and studied 
 abroad, 1905-06; Instr., Ger., Univ. of Mich., 
 1906-14; Asst. Prof., do., 1914 — . Auth.: The 
 Reception of Goethe's Faust in England, The 
 Columbia Univ. Press, 1909. Mem., Mod. 
 Lang. Assn. of Am.; M. E. C^hurch. Address, 
 Univ. of Mich., Ann Arbor, Mich. 
 
 PHILIP BOVIER HAWK 
 Professor; B. S., Wesleyan Univ., Middle- 
 town, Conn., 189S; M. S., do., 1900; Ph. D., 
 Columbia, 1903; b. Jl 18, 187^1 East Branch, 
 N. Y. : s. Ransom Riant (b. N 1835, Hancock, 
 N. Y.) and Ellen (Miller) Hawk' "(b. F 1847, 
 
Faculty 
 
 887 
 
 East Branch, N. Y.)- Prepared in Walton 
 H. S.; Cazenovia Sem., Cazenovia, N. Y. 
 Delta Kappa Epsilon; Kai Gar; Theta Nu 
 Kpsilon; Sigma XI; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon ; Kappa Psi ; Four year 
 scholarship. Asst. to Prof. Atwater, Wesleyan 
 Univ., 1898-1900; Asst. to Prof. Geis, Coll. 
 of Phys. and Surgs., N. Y., 1901-03; Demon- 
 strator of Physiol. Chem., Dept. of Med., 
 I'niv. of Pa., 1903-7; Prof., Physiol. Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-12; Chair of Physiol, and 
 Toxicol., Jefferson Med. Coll., Philadelphia, 
 19 12 — . Auth. : Practical Physiol. Chem., P. 
 Blackiston's Son & Co., 1007, 6th ed., 1918; 
 Studies on Water Drinking, Jour, of Biol. 
 Chem., Jour, of A. C. S., Jour, of Exp. Med., 
 Archives of Internal Med., 19 10- 12; Fasting 
 .'it tidies. Am. Jour, of Physiol., 1904; On a 
 Series of Feeding and Injection Experiments 
 following the Establishment of the Eck Fistula 
 in Dogs, do.. Vol. 21, 1908; Post-anesthetic 
 (ilycosuria. Archives of Internal Med., 191 1. 
 Mem., Univ. Club; Am. Philosoph. Soc; A. C. 
 S.; Am. Soc. of Biol. Chem.; Soc. of Exp. 
 Biol, and Med.; A. A. A. S. ; Am. Soc. of 
 An. Nutrition; 111. Acad, of Sc. ; Wash. Acad, 
 of Sc. Married Ellen Henrietta Moore, Ag 
 2, 1905, Philadelphia. Children: Ellen Minnie, 
 b. Jl 14, 1Q06; Philip Bovier, Jr., b. D 9, 1907. 
 Address, Jefferson Med. Coll., Philadelphia. 
 
 WILLIAM ALBERT HAWLEY 
 ^See No. I3S0 
 
 CASSIUS CLAY HAYDEN 
 (See No. G301) 
 
 AUGUSTUS WASHINGTON HAYES ' 
 (See No. 3021) 
 
 CHARLES IRVING HAYES 
 (See No. 23) 
 
 EDWARD CARY HAYES 
 Professor; A. B., Bates Coll.; A. M., do.; 
 Ph. D., magna cum laude, Univ. of Chicago, 
 1902; b. F 10, 1868, Lewiston, Me.; s. Ben- 
 jamin Francis (b. Mr 28, 1830, New Glouces- 
 ter, Me.) and Arcy (Cary) Hayes (b. Ag 6, 
 1827, Turner, Me.). Prepared in Nichols 
 Latin Sch. Delta Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Debater and Class Day Orator; Sr. Fellow, 
 .Sociol., LIniv. of Chicago. Attended Cobb 
 Divinity Sch., 1888-1891; Pastor, Augusta, 
 Me.; Prof, and Dean, Keuka Coll., N. Y., 
 1898-1900; Univ. of Berlin, 1900-01; Prof., 
 Econ. and Sociol., Miami Univ., 1902-7; Prof., 
 Sociol., Univ. of 111., 1907 — . Auth.: Soci- 
 ological Construction Lines, LTniv. of Chicago 
 Press, 1902; Memoirs of Benjamin Francis 
 Hayes, 1907; Introduction to the Study of 
 .Sociol., Appleton, 1915; also numerous articles 
 in Am. Jour, of Sociol., Publications of Am 
 Sociol. Soc., Publications of Am. Econ. Assn 
 hist. Quarterly, Ediic. Review, and Sch. and 
 Home Educ. Advisory Ed., Am. Jour, of So 
 ciol. Mem., Congr. Church; Am. Sociol. Soc. 
 Exec. Com.; Sec, Social Psych. Section, In 
 ternat. Cong, of Sc, St. Louis, 19 14; Pres. 
 111. St. Conf. of Charities and Correction 
 1913-14; mem.. 111. Bd. of Pub. Welfare Com 
 missioners; Associe de I'Institute Internation 
 alle de Sociologie; A. A. A. S.; Am. Acad 
 Pol. and Social Sc. ; Am. Assn. of Univ 
 Profs.; Charter mem., Nat. Conf. of Social 
 Work; Am. Assn. for Labor Legislation. Mar 
 ried Annie Lee Bean. Children: Edward 
 Bean ('18), b. D 30, 1896; Robert Cary, b 
 Mr 3, 1902; Harmon Phillips, b. F 17, 1904 
 Address, 915 Nevada St. Urbana. 
 
 EMERY ROE HAYHURST 
 (See No. 7889) 
 
 CLARENCE MARK HEBBERT 
 (See No. G303) 
 
 ARTHUR FLOYD HECK 
 (See No. 5715) 
 
 CHARLES HENRY HECKER 
 Research Chem.; Ch. E., Univ. of Cincir*- 
 nati, 1909; M. A., do., 1911; Ph. D., do., 
 1913; b. My 15, 1886, Cincinnati; s. Charles 
 Henry (b. Ag 28, 1862, Stepstone, Ky.) and 
 Margaret R. (Boger) Hecker (b. Ap 11, 1865, 
 Cincinnati). Prepared in Woodward H. S., 
 Cincinnati. Alpha Alpha Pi. Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of Cincinnati, 1908-13; Instr., do., Univ. 
 of 111., 1913-16; Prof., Chem., Nazareth Acad., 
 summers 1914 and 1915; Asst. Prof., Chem. 
 Engng., Univ. of Wis., 1916-17; Prof., do., 
 Univ. of Fla., 1917-18; Research Chem., West- 
 inghouse Elec & Mfg. Co., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 .Study of Some New Alkyl Hydroxylamines, 
 Am. Chem. Jour., Vol. 50; articles in Chem. 
 Abstracts, 1914-15. Mem., A. C. S. ; A. A. 
 A. S. Married Lottie Alfaretta Simmons, D 
 26. 1917, St. Petersburg, Fla. Address, 405 
 East End Ave., Pittsburgh, c/o Westinghouse 
 Elt-c & Mfg. Co. Pittsburgh. 
 
 LEONARD HEGNAUER 
 (See No. 2688) 
 
 RALPH EMERSON HEILMAN 
 Dean; Ph. B., Morningside Coll., 1906; 
 A. M., N. W. Univ., 1907; Ph. D., Harvard, 
 1913; b. Ap 15, 1886, Ida Grove, la.; s. El- 
 wood Columbus and Nancy Jane (Blazer) Heil- 
 man. Prepared in Ida Grove (la.) H. S. 
 Delta Tau Delta; Delta Sigma Rho; Gage Prize 
 in Debate, N. W. Univ.; Harris Prize, do.; 
 Toppan Prize, Harvard; Paine Fellow, do. 
 Instr., Econ., Harvard, 1912-13; Asst. Prof., 
 do., Univ. of la., 1913-14; Asst. Prof., do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Prof. Econ. and Sociol 
 Sc, N. W. Univ., 1916. Dean, Coll. of Com- 
 merce, N. W. Univ. Auth.: Monograph 
 on Chicago Traction, Am. Econ. Assn., Third 
 .Series, Vol. 9, No. 2; Articles on pub. utili- 
 ties and bus. econ. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 West. Econ. Assn.; M. E. Church. Married 
 Elsie Weary, S 18, 1909, Dwight, 111. Child, 
 Given Flocile. b. Ja 19, 1911. Address, 1505 
 Maple Ave., Evanston, 111. 
 
 HENRY VIRL HEINBURGER 
 (See No. G307) 
 
 WILLIAM MATHEWS HELSKING 
 Professor; B. P., Syracuse Univ., 1908; b. 
 1883, Chelsea, Wis. Prepared in Dolgeville 
 (N. Y.), Little Falls (N. Y.) H. Schs.; Mich. 
 Free Acad. Hiram Gee Fellowship, Syracuse 
 Univ., 1908; Atelier Prize, 1909. Instr., 
 Drawing, Syracuse Univ., 1911-12; Dir., Mil- 
 likin Sch. of Fine and Applied Arts, 1912-15; 
 Assoc, Free-Hand Drawing, Dept. of Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Prof., Drawing and 
 artistic Anatomy, Sch. of Fine Arts, Univ. 
 of Kan., 19 1 6 — . Mem., Presby. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 704 Indiana St., Lawrence, Kan.f 
 
 CARL A. HELLMAN 
 (See No. 2689) 
 
 JOSEPH CLARENCE HEMMEON 
 Ph. D., Harvard, 1906; b. Ja 1870, Parrsbor- 
 ough, Nova Scotia, Can. Univ. Scholarship; 
 Leverett Salstonstall Scholarship; Ricardo 
 Prize. Instr., Pol. Econ., Univ. of 111., 1906- 
 07. Address, McGill Ave., Montreal, Can.f 
 
 ADOLPH HEMPEL 
 
 (See No. 882) 
 
888 
 
 Univeksitv of Illinois 
 
 CHARLES ELLIOTT HENDERSON 
 (See No. 2690) 
 
 JAMES BRUCE HENDERSON 
 (See No. 7603) 
 
 JOSEPH LINDSEY HENDERSON 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of W. Va., 1894; 
 A. M., Columbia, 1906; Ph. D., do., 1912; b. 
 Je 27, i8(>9. Monongalia City, W. Va. Prin. 
 and Supt., Sclus., Tyler, Tex., 1S94-1905; 
 Prof., Seconilary Eilue., I'niv. of Tex., 1912- 
 17; Dir., Dept. of Sell. Visitation, do., 1915-17; 
 Visitintf Prof., Eiluc.j Univ. of 111., 1917-iS; 
 Prof., Ediic, Univ. ot Tex., iqiS — . Address, 
 1709 Colorado St., Austin, Tex.t 
 
 WILLIAM SAMUEL HENDRIX 
 Professor; A. B., Howard Coll., Birming- 
 ham, Ala., 1907; A. M., Cornell, iQio; b. My 
 27, 1SS7, Ragland, Ala.; s. W. D. (b. Je 1, 
 1S40, Rome, Cia.) and 1. C. (Martin) Hendrix 
 (b. Jl 10, 1S5O, (/<>.). Prepared in Acad., 
 Howard Coll., Birmingham, Ala. Jr. Medal, 
 Orat., Howard Coll., 1906; Acacia. Asst., Rom. 
 Langs., Univ. of III., 1911-1,?; Instr., do., 
 Univ. of Texas, i9i.?-i6; Adjunct Prof., do.. 
 1917—. Auth.: The Auto da Borca do In- 
 ferno of Gil Vicente and the Spanish Troje- 
 comedia Alegorica del Paraypo y ilel Intierno, 
 Mod. PhiloL, Vol. iji, 1910; Two Sources of 
 the Tragicomedie, Alegorice del Paraypo y del 
 Infierno, Mod. Lang. Notes. \o\. .31, 1910. 
 Married Bertha Estelle Bourdette ('13"), Je 
 25, iqij, Chicago. thildrcn: Edith Bour- 
 dette, b.' S 5, 1014; William Edwin, b. O 29, 
 loih. Address, L^niv. of Tex., Austin, Tex. 
 
 WALTER SCOTT HENDRIXSON 
 Professor; B. S., Union Christian Coll., 
 iS8j; A. M., do., 1885; A. M., Harvard, 
 1890; Ph. D.. do., 1803; b. Ja ii, 1859, Fe- 
 licity, O.: s. Eber Adkins Hendrixson (b. .-Xg 
 22, 1S22, Newhopc. O. Prepared in Norm. Sch, 
 Teacher. Antioch Coll.. 18S3-88; Stud.. Gox- 
 tingen, 1S04-05; Asst., Harvard. 1S80-00; Prof., 
 Chcm., drinnell Coll.. 1890-1017; Dir.. Chem. 
 Lab., Univ. of 111., 1917. Auth.: Lab. Manuals 
 on Gen. Chem.; (with Norton and Meinzner) 
 la. CIround Waters, U. S. Ool. Survey: re- 
 search papers. Jour. .4. C. S. Mem.. Congrega- 
 tional Church; la. Acad, of Sc; .Vni. Chem. 
 Soc. Married Elizabeth Bradley. .\p iS. 1006. 
 Linnens, Mo. Children: Ellen Bradley, b. O 31. 
 1911; Philip Roe, b. S 7, 1913. .-Iddress. Grin- 
 nell. la. 
 
 LORA ATKINS HENION (SLITHERLAXD) 
 (See No. 3024) 
 ROBERT LLEWELLYN HENRY, JR. 
 Professor: Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1902; 
 J. D., do.. 1007: B. C. L., Oxford I'niv., Eng. ; 
 b. N .s, 18S2, Chicago; s. Robert Llewellyn (b. 
 Frankfort, Ky.) and Ada Camille (Badger) 
 Henrv (b. Louisville, Kv.). Prepared in Man. 
 Tr. Sch.. Chicago. Chi Psi; Phi Delta Phi. 
 Prof., Law, La. St. L^niv., 1907-11; Asst. Prof., 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Dean, Law Sch., 
 Univ. of N. Dak., 1912-14; Prof., Law, Univ. 
 of la., 1914-10; Research, Harvard, 1916-17. 
 Capt., U. S. R., 1917 — . Married Elaine 
 Goodale Read, Je 30, 1908. Children: Robert 
 Llewellyn, III, b. D 12, 1909; Alvan Read, b. 
 S 8, 191 1 ; McClelland, b. F 26, 1917. Address. 
 3656 (jrand Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 NELSON WILLIAM HEPBURN 
 (See No. 3025) 
 
 •BELVA MARY HERRON 
 B. L., Univ. of Mich.. 18S9; b. S 2?. 1S66, 
 Pittsburgh: d. John Fish (b. 1S32. do.) and 
 Rose (White) Hcrroii (b. 1S36, Montgomery 
 
 Co., Mo.). Prepared in Jacksonville Acad., 
 111. Honorary l-ellowship, Ihiiv. of Chicago, 
 1893-04; Wilby prize for best work in Grad. 
 Sell., Radcliflfe Coll., 1904. Employment by 
 Carnegie Inst, for writing history of labor 
 laws in 111., 1904; teacher, Acad., Jacksonville, 
 III., 1890; Asat., Instr. and Adjt. Prof., Dept. 
 of Econ., I'niv. of Neb., 1898-1903; Asst., 
 Wellesley Coll., 1903-04; Fellow, Econ., Univ. 
 of 111., 1904-0,:;; instr., do., 190,^-06. Auth.: 
 Progress of Labor Organization among Wo- 
 men. Died Mr 4, loii, San Antonio, Tex. 
 
 WILLIAM HARRISON HERRON 
 
 Geographer; B. S., Geographer. U. S. Geol. 
 Sur., Univ. of III., 1018 — . .Address, c/o U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., Wasliington, D. C. ; bus. add., 
 Beardsley Hotel, Champaign. t 
 
 EDWARD OTTO REUSE 
 (See No. G313) 
 
 GEORGE CAVENDER HEWES 
 (See No. iss) 
 
 HENRY HORACE HIBBS, JR. 
 Director; A. B., Brown, 1910; A. M., do., 
 iQii; Ph. D., Columbia, 1916; b. N 2,i, 1S87; 
 s. Henry Horace and Susie (Adams) Hibbs. 
 Prepared in Williamsburg (Pa.) Inst. Phi 
 Sigma Kappa. I'ellow, Research Sch. for 
 Social Workers, Boston; Asst., Dept. of So- 
 ciol., Univ. of 111., 1014-1,^; Dir., Sch. of 
 Social Work and Pub. Health, Richmond. Va., 
 1915 — . Auth.: Infant Mortality: Its Relation 
 to Social and Industrial C'onditions, Russell 
 Sage Foundation. 1010; The Influence of Eco- 
 nomics and Indu.strial Conditions on Infant 
 Mortality. Quarterly Jour. F.coii.. N 191.=;; Plan 
 for Gathering Statistical Data as a By-Product 
 of Administrative work. Quarterly [>ublications 
 of .4 in. Statistical .-issn., S 10 16; Infant Mor- 
 tality and the Size of the Family, do. ; The 
 Presetit Position of Infant Mortality, do.. Mr 
 1Q16; The Relation of Infant Mortality to 
 Urban, Housing, and Living C"oiulitions. Jour. 
 Soeiol. Medicine, O 191.=;; The Influence of 
 Prenatal Conditions on Infant Mortality, Pro- 
 ceedings So. Soeiol. Cong.. 191,=;. Addrtss, 
 i6di Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. ; bus. add., 
 1112 Capital St., do. 
 
 JOHN FREDERICK GROSS HICKS 
 (See No. G314) 
 
 ROBERT ENOCH HIERONYMUS 
 Community Adviser; A. B., Eureka Coll., 
 1889; A. M., </(>.. iSoo; LL. D., do., 1914; b. 
 D 8, 1862, Atlanta, 111. Prepared in Atlanta 
 H. S.; HI. St. Norm. Univ. Teacher, Dist. 
 Sch., 1S83-84; Prin.. H. S., Carrollton, 111., 
 1886-87; Instr., Eng., Eureka Coll., 1890-97, 
 (/()., St. Norm. Sch., Los Angeles, 1897-98; 
 Sec, Univ. Exten., So. Calif., 1898-99; Pres., 
 Eureka Coll., 1900-00: Sec, Educ. Comn. of 
 111., 1009-13; Community Adviser, Univ. of 
 111., 1914 — . Mem.. Christian Church. Mar- 
 ried Anne Lois Campbell. Ag 30. 1900. Child. 
 Robert, b. Je 6, 1914. Address, 610 Pennsyl- 
 vania Ave., L'rbana. 
 
 ALVA JAY HILL 
 (See No. G317) 
 
 CHARLES FRANCIS HILL 
 
 (See No. 6303) 
 
 DA\1D SPENCE HILL 
 Professor; B. A.. Randolph-Macon Coll., 
 1897; Ph. p., Clark Univ., 1907; LL. D., St. 
 I'niv. of Ky., 1916; b. D 14, 1873, Nashville, 
 Tenn. : s. Felix Robertson (b. Mr 20, 1845, do.) 
 and Martha Ordalia MacGregor (Mayes) Hill 
 
Faculty 
 
 (b. C'ourtland, Ala.)- Prepared in St. Louis 
 l^ub. Sells.; Smith Acad, of Wash. Univ., St. 
 J^ouis; Harvard summer sch.; Wash. Univ. 
 Law Sch. Instr., Smith Acad., St. Louis, 
 1 897-1904, do., Ralph Scllew Night Schs., do., 
 1900-04; Prof., Psych, and Educ, Pcabody 
 Coll. for Teachers, 1907-11; do.. The Tulane 
 L'niv., 1911-13; Dir., D.ept. of Educ. Research, 
 New Orleans, 1913-1O; Acting Prof., Educ, 
 Univ. of Wis., 1916-17; Prof., summer schs., 
 Cornell, 1914; Univ. of Mont., 1913; LIniv. of 
 Calif., 1916; Univ. of Wis., 1917; Acting Prof., 
 Educ, Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Prof., do., 
 19 18 — . Organized and directed the ist Dept. 
 of Educ Research in the V. S. at New 
 Orleans. Auth.: Industry and Education; A 
 Study of Boys and Men, Commission, Council, 
 1916; Individual Differences in Children of 
 the Public Schools, Bd. of Sch. Dirs., 1913; 
 Facts about the Public Schools in Relation to 
 Vocation, Comn. Council, 1914; An Experi- 
 mental Study of Delinquent Boys anci of 
 Ameliorative measures in the U. S., do., 1914; 
 Loss and Recovery of Consciousness under 
 Anethesia. Psych. Bui., 1910; Ethical Sig- 
 nificance of Hypnotic Suggestion, Meth. Quar- 
 terly Review, 1903; Fatigue, Some of its 
 Scientific and Practical Aspects, do., 1909; 
 Retardation, Its causes and Remedies, .So. 
 Med. Jour., 1912; Miner Studies on Learning 
 and Relearning, Jour. Educ. Psych., 19 14; 
 Education for Democracy, Sch. and Soc, 191 7; 
 Valid Uses of Psychology in Rehabilitation of 
 War Victims, Mental Hyoiene, O, 191 8; various 
 other articles in Psych, and Educ. Jours. 
 Mem., A. A. A. S.; Am. Psych. Assn.; Pres.. 
 So. Soc. for Phil, and Psych.; Am. Assn. of 
 Clinical Criminol.; S. A. R.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Julia Blackburn Payne, Je 14, 1902, 
 Elizabethtown, Ky. Address, 1103 W. Illinois 
 St., L'rbana. 
 
 FRANK ERNEST HILL 
 Instructor; A. B., Leland Stanford, 191 i; 
 Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1912-14; Fellow, 
 Eng., Columbia Univ., 1914-15; Instr., do., 
 Leland Stanford. Married. Address, 1350 
 Sherman St., San Jose, Calif.; bus. add., 203 
 Addison St., Palo Alto, Calif. 
 
 HAROLD NEWCOMB HILLEBRAND 
 Associate; A. B., Harvard, 1909; A. M., do., 
 1910; Ph. D., do., 1914; b. Ja i, 1887, Wash- 
 ington, D. C; s. William Francis (b. Hono- 
 lulu, T. H.) and Martha May (Westcott) 
 Hillebrand (b. Perrysburg, O.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Washington, D. C. Asst., 
 Eng., Harvard, 1912-14; Instr., do., Univ. of 
 III., 1914-16; Assoc, do., 1916-17, 1919 — . ist 
 Lt. 343d Inf., Co. F", Camp Grant, 111., 1917-18; 
 C.ilit., do., 1918-19; Mustered out, Ja 15, 1919. 
 Auth.: Child Actors of the i6th and 17th Cen- 
 turies, Harvard Press; various mag. articles. 
 Address, 3023 Newark St.. Washington, D. C; 
 bus. add., Lfniv. of III., Urbana. 
 
 *ELBRIDGE ROMEYN HILLS 
 Born Mr 18, 1844, Granger, C; s. Stacy (b. 
 O ig 1814, Bristol, N. Y.) and Naomi Good- 
 ing (Hatch) Hills (b. My 15, 1817, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Granger Acad.; O. Cadet Univ.; S. 
 Mil. Acad.; West Point, 1862-1866. 2d Lt., 
 5th Art., 1866; ist Lt., 5th Art., 1867; Adj., 
 1870-1887; Prof., Mil. Sc and Tactics, Univ. 
 of III., 1890-92; Capt., 5th Art., 1892-1901; 
 Maj., Art. Corps, 190 1-3; Lt. Col. Art. Corps, 
 1903, and ("ol., do., 1905; detailed for duty in 
 War Dept., Washington, D. C., as Acting Asst. 
 Adjt. Gen., 1903; Asst. Adjt. Gen., do., 1903- 
 1905. Served in Army, 1862-1906; retired from 
 active service by direction of the Pres. and 
 upon his own request after service of forty- 
 three yrs. Vestry Man, Vestry of St. John's 
 Church (Prot. Epis.) Fort Hamilton, New 
 York Harbor, 1881-7 and 1897-9; Asst. Sec. 
 and Treas., U. S. Mil. Service Inst., Gover- 
 
 nor's Is., N. Y., 1887-8. Married Mary Teresa 
 Fleming, O 6, 1874, Newport, R. I. Children: 
 Stacy Romyen, b. Ag 16, 1875; Elbridge Flem- 
 ing, b. Ap. 17, 1878; Rollin, b. My 14, 1883; 
 Agnes Virginia, b. Je 13, 1897. Died Ap 14, 
 1910, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 WILLIAM CHARLES HILMER 
 (See No. G319) 
 
 SHERWOOD HINDS 
 Production Engr. ; B. S. in M. E., Mich. 
 Agr. Coll., 1905; b. Mr i, 1885, Stanton, 
 Mich.; s. Henry H. (b. 1840, Pa.) and Mary 
 
 E. (Sherwood) Hinds (b. 1853, do.). Pre- 
 imred in Stanton (Mich.) H. S. Tau Beta 
 Pi. Instr., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1905-06; do., 
 Kan. Univ., 1906-07; do., G. E. D., Univ. of 
 III., 1907-08; with Buick Motor Co., 1908-09; 
 Mach. Designer, Toledo, O., 1909-13; with S. 
 
 F. Bowser & Co., Inc., Ft. Wayne, Ind., 
 1913 — . Auth.: Business Methods in a Draft- 
 ing Room, Mach., 19 18; Drilling Practice, 
 S. F. Bowser & Co., do., 1918. Mem., Univ. 
 Club; Chamber of Commerce. Married Mary 
 L. Hayes, Jl 2^, 1909, Flint, Mich. Children: 
 Dorothy, b. O 16, 1910; Ward R., b. F' 11, 
 1912; Sherwood, Jr., b. Je 24, 1915. Address, 
 2526 Webster St., I't. Wayne, Ind.; bus. add., 
 S. I'. Bowser & Co., do. 
 
 HERBERT STASSEN HINRICKS 
 (See No. 9132) 
 
 WILHELM HIRSCHKIND 
 Instructor,; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111.., 
 1912-13. Address, c/o J. M. Waterman, Ox- 
 
 nard, Calif. t 
 
 GLEN MOODY HOBBS 
 (See No. 656) 
 
 JACOB HODNEFIELD 
 Farmer; A. B., Univ. of Minn., 1902; A. M., 
 do., 1905; b. My 16, 1877, Roland, la.; s. 
 John (b. S 2, 1829, Stavanger, Norway) and 
 Malena (Forland) Hodnefield (b. Ag 9, 1835, 
 Hardanger, Norway). Prepared in Jewell 
 Lutheran Coll., Jewell, la. F^orum Lit. Soc. 
 Teacher, H. S., Herman, Minn., 1902-3; Bus. 
 positions, 1903-4; Grad. Stud, and teacher, 
 1904-5; Lib. Asst., Univ. of Minn., 1906-9; 
 Exchange Asst., Lib., Univ. of 111., 1909-igii; 
 Lecturer on exchanges in Lib. Sch. and Ex- 
 change Asst., do., 191 1-14; Farmer, Radcliffe, 
 la., 1914 — . Pres., Tp. Sch. Bd., 1916-18. 
 Auth.: The Checking of Serials, Lib. Jour., 
 Vol. 3T, 1912; Records of Exchange and the 
 Checking of Gift and Exchange Separates^ Vol. 
 37, 1912; The Libraries of Scandinavia, Pub- 
 lications of Soc. for the Adv. of Scand. Study, 
 Vol. I, 1914. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; Am. 
 (ieog. Soc. Married Alma Thompson, Je 25, 
 1902, Peterson, Minn. Children: Mabel, b. 
 1903; Jerome, b. 1905; Franklin, b. 1907; 
 Hyllis, b. 1910; Joyce Adelle, b. 1914; Inez, b. 
 1915. Address, Radcliffe, la. 
 
 EDNA DU BOIS HOFF (ALLISON) 
 (See No. 1896) 
 
 PAUL ALEXANDER HOFFMAN 
 (See No. 3779) 
 
 ROBERT WILLIAM HOFFMAN 
 (See No. 5725) 
 
 JACOB ARNOLD HOFTO 
 Research Asst.; A. B., LTniv. of N. Dak., 
 1913; A. M., do., 1914; b. Ap 2, 1892, Mcin- 
 tosh, Minn.; s. Knut A. (b. S 30, 1866, Nor- 
 way) and Josefa (Strand) Hofto (b. Ap 30, 
 1870, do.). Prepared in Grand Forks (N. 
 
890 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Dak.) H. S. Synergoi, Fellow, Univ. of III., 
 1915-17; Research Asst., 111. Hist, Sur., do., 
 1914-15; Research Asst., 111. Centennial Comn., 
 do., 1910. 1st Lt. 340th Inf. N. A., Camp 
 Dodge, la., 1917 — . Mem., Lutheran Church; 
 Phi Eta. Married Avice Rae Wright, D 12, 
 1917, Grand Fork, N. Dak. Address, 404S 
 Cottage Grove Ave., Des Moines. 
 
 JAMES HARVEY HOGUE 
 Instructor; b. O 11, 1887, Kan. Prepared in 
 Winona Acad. Instr., Foundry Practice, Univ. 
 of 111. Auth.: Articles in Metal Record, Ja 
 191 6; The Foundry, O 191 5; Iron Trade Re- 
 ficw, S 1915; The Technograph, N 19 15. Mar- 
 ried Elsie Charlotte KirchhofF, F 19, 191 1, 
 Vincennes, Ind. Child, Robert Scott, b. F 
 28, 1916. Address, 608 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 ELMER ALLEN HOLBROOK 
 (See No. G329) 
 
 PERRY GREELEY HOLDEN 
 Dir. Agr. Exten.; B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 1889; B. Pd., Mich. St. Norm. Sch., 1894; 
 M. S., 1895; M. Pd., do., 1912; b. O 14, 1S65, 
 Dodge Co., Minn.; s. Dennison Franklin and 
 Helen Mary (Wilson) Holden. Fellow and 
 Instr., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1889-93; Prof., Sc, 
 Benzonia Coll., Mich., 1895; Co. Supt. of 
 Schs., Benzie Co., Mich., 1895-96; Prof., 
 Agron., Univ. of 111., 1896-1900; Agr., 111. 
 Sugar Refining Co., 1900-01; Gen. Mgr., Funk 
 Bros., Seed Co. for Scientific breeding of corn. 
 1902; Prof., Agron. and V. Dean, Dept. of 
 Agr., la. St. Coll., 1902-06; Dir., Agr. Exten., 
 do., 1906, 12; do., Internat. Harvester Co. of 
 N. J., 1912 — -. Conducted first train for car- 
 rying Agr. Instruction to farmers, 1904. 
 Auth.: Monographs on Potato Culture in 
 Mich., 1892; Sugar Beet Culture in 111., 1899; 
 Selecting and Preparing Seed Corn, 1904; 
 Corn Secrets, 191 o; also many articles in Agr. 
 press and cotirse of instruction in Agr. for 
 Sioux City Correspondence Coll. of Agr. Mar- 
 ried Carrie Burnett, X 25, 1892, Bancroft; 
 Mich. Address, 832 Lakeside PI., Chicago; 
 bus. add., Harvester Bldg., Chicagof 
 
 GEORGE MELLINGER HOLFERTY 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1893; M. S., 
 Ihiiv. of Cincinnati, 1897; Ph. D., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1903; b. N 7, 1867, Cazenovia, 111. 
 Prepared in 111. St. Norm. Sch., Normal, 111. 
 Prin., H. S., Oconto, Wis., 1887-90; Asst., 
 Biol. Lab., Univ. of Wis., 1893-94; attended 
 LTniv. of Leipsic, Ger., 1894-95; Instr., Biol., 
 L^niv. of Cincinnati, 1895-99; Instr., Bot., 
 Univ. of 111., 1900-01; Chicago, 1901-03; Cen- 
 tral H. S., St. Louis, 1903 — ; Prof., Biol., 
 Am. Med. Coll., St. Louis, 19H — . Auth.: 
 Botany : Root Pressure and Its Transforma- 
 tion into Work Effects; Ovule and Embryo 
 of Potamogeton Natans; Archegonium of the 
 Bryophyta. Mem., F. A. A.; Soc. Nat., Bot. 
 Cent. States. Address, Central High School, 
 St. Louis. t 
 
 CHARLES ELMER HOLLEY 
 (See No. 5213) 
 
 MELVIN ARTHUR HOLLINSHED 
 Advertising Mgr.; A. B., Albion Coll., 191 1; 
 b. S 2, 1889, Port Clinton, O. ; s. James Arthur 
 (b. Ap 12, 1861, do.) and Jennie Ellen (Shook) 
 Hollinshed (b. O 1, i8(>o). Prepared in 
 Port Clinton (O.) H. S. Delta Tau Delta. 
 Head of Eng. Dept., Neb. Mil. Acad., 191 1-12; 
 Asst., Eng., L^niv. of 111., 1912-13; Travel in 
 Europe, IQ13; Advertising Mgr., Haddorff Pi- 
 ano Co., Rockford, 111., 1914-16; do., Saxon 
 Motor (^ar Corp., Detroit, 1916-—. Married 
 Susan Mary Newcomer, Je 26, 1915, Monroe, 
 Mich. Child, James Arthur, II, b. S 19, 1917. 
 Address, 66 Maplewood Ave., Detroit. 
 
 HORACE ADELBERT IIOLLISTER 
 Prof, and H. S. Visitor; A. B., Univ. of 
 la., 1888; A. M., do., 1S96; b. O 14, 1857, 
 Manchester, la.; s. William Harvey (b. Mr 
 -3. 1830, Warsaw, N. Y.) and Margaret 
 Elizabeth (Wilcox) Hollister (b. Jl 27, 1831, 
 Mayville, N. Y.). Prepared in Manchester 
 (la.) H. S.; Prep. Dept., Univ. of la. Zcta- 
 gathean; Y. M. C. A. Prin., Schs., Spring- 
 dale, la., 1882-85; Supt., Schs., Bellvue, la., 
 1887-90; do., Argentine, Kan., 1890-92; Prin., 
 H. S., Springfield, Mo., 1892-95; Supt., Schs., 
 California, Mo., 1895-97; Asst. St. Supt., 
 Sch.s., Mo., 1898; Supt., Schs., Sterling, 111., 
 1898-1902; H. S. Visitor, Univ. of 111., 1902 — ; 
 Prof., Educ., do., 1913- — . Auth.: High School 
 Administration, Health, 1908; Administration 
 of Education in a Democracy, Scribner, 19 14; 
 High School and Class Management, Heath, 
 1915; The Woman Citizen, 1918; Public School 
 Buildings and their Equipment with Special 
 Reference, to High Schools, Sch. of Educ, 
 Bui. No. I, Univ. of 111.; The Township 
 High School in Illinois, do., Bui. No. 3; 
 Revision of Bui. No. 3, do., Bui. No. 5, 1911; 
 The Planning and Construction of High School 
 Buildings, rf(>., Bui. No. 8; The Township and 
 Community High School Movement in Illi- 
 nois, do., Bui. No. 35. Ed., Proceedings of 
 H. S. Conf., 1910-17. Mem., H. S. Conf. and 
 organizer; Congr. (,'hurch; Chicago Univ. 
 Club; North Central Assn. Colls, and Secon- 
 dary Schs.; N. E. A.; 111. St. Teachers Assn.; 
 .'schoolmasters Club; Assn. of Coll. Teachers 
 of Educ; Phi Delta Kappa; Nat. Security 
 League. Married Emma Annetta Satchwell, 
 Mr 16, 1881, Manchester, la. Children: Edith 
 May, b. My 4, 1882; Ethel Annetta, b. Ag 21, 
 1 888; Noble Parker, b. Mr 24, 1892. Address, 
 508 Armory Ave., Champaign. 
 
 SOLOMON CADY HOLLISTER 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1916; b. 
 Ag 4, 1891, Crystal Falls, Mich. Prepared in 
 Clarkston (Wis.) H. S. ; St. (^11. of Wash., 
 1909-11, 1913-14. Sigma Tau; Tau Beta Pi. 
 Instr., T. & A. M., Univ. of 111., 1916— , 
 Mem., Epis. Church. Address, 863 E. 25th St., 
 Portland, Ore. 
 
 EDWARD EMIL HOLLMAN 
 (See No. 5214) 
 
 FRANK HAMILTON HOLMES 
 (See No. 1525) 
 
 WILLIS BOIT HOLMES 
 Chemist; A. B., Harvard, 1896; A. M., do., 
 1897; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1899; b. 
 1873, Cambridge, Mass. Instructor, Mass. 
 Inst. Tech., 1900; do., Univ. of Mont., 1902; 
 do., LTniv. of Chicago, 1901-7; Assoc, Chem., 
 I'niv. of 111., 1907-10; Supt. Chem., Ames 
 Laboratories, Fremont, O., 1910 — . .4ddrcss, 
 Fremont, O. 
 
 SIDNEY VI EL HOLT 
 (See No. 341 1) 
 
 JOSE MARIA HOMS 
 
 (See No. 4218) 
 
 EDWARD WILLIAM HOPE 
 A. B., Univ. of Pa., 1898; A. M., Leland 
 Stanford, 1903; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1905; b. N II, TS75, Ouincy, III.; s. Edward 
 W. and Sarah (Keyes) Hope. Sigma Chi; 
 Latin prize, l'n"iv. of Pa. Teacher, (ireek, 
 Latin, French, and Eng., St. George's Sch. 
 for Boys, Newport, R. I., 1900; attended Univ. 
 of Berlin, first seni., [901; Lhiiv. of Munich, 
 second sem. ; Prof., Greek, I^niv. of Ala., 
 1905-6; Instr., Classics, Univ. of 111., 1906-7; 
 Instr., Greek, Stanford Univ., 1907-10. Auth.: 
 
Faculty 
 
 891 
 
 The Language of Parody; A Study in the 
 iJiction of Aristophanes. Mem., I. O. O. F. ; 
 Bankers Club, Los Angeles; Epis. Church. 
 Married May MacDonald, S 10, 1912. Ad- 
 dress, Eugene, Ore.f 
 
 IIERFORD HOPE 
 
 Ceramist; b. D 17, 1883, London, Eng. ; 
 s. George Fountaine Ware (b. Eng.) and 
 Frances Ellen (Mayer) Hope (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in the Rectory, Stanford Hope, Essex, 
 Eng. and Cumberland House, Gravesend, Kent, 
 Eng. Foreman, Mayer China Co., Beaver 
 Falls, Pa., 1904-6; Supt., Huntington China 
 Co., Huntington, W. Va., 1906-7; Instr., 
 Ceram., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Supt., Mayer 
 China Co., Beaver Falls, Pa.; 1908-17. Q. M. 
 U. S. N. R. F., 1917-18; Ensign, U. S. N. 
 R. F., 1918 — . Auth. : Various contributions 
 to literature of Am. Ceram. Soc. Mem., Am. 
 Ceram. Soc. ; Engng. Ceram. Soc. ; Epis. 
 Church. Address, 1851 3rd Ave., New Brighton, 
 Pa. 
 
 LEONA HOPE 
 
 Associate. Prepared in Meadville (Pa.) 
 H. S. ; Pratt Inst. ; R. I. Schs. of Design; 
 London, Eng. County Council Sch. of Arts 
 and Crafts. Omicron Nu. Teacher, Pub. 
 Schs., Providence, R. I.; Instr., H. Sc, Univ. 
 of Wis.; do., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Assoc, 
 Home Econ., 1917 — . Address, loio (Jalifornia 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 B. SMITH HOPKINS 
 
 Professor; A. B., Albion Coll., 1896; A. M., 
 Columbia, 1901; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1906; b. S I, 1873, Owosso, Mich.; s. Loren 
 (b. F ig, 1826, Hamilton, Ont.) and Clara 
 Sibley (Norgate) Hopkins (b. F 14, 1840, Ann 
 Arbor. Mich.). Prepared in Owosso (Mich.) 
 H. S. Alpha Tau Omega. Teacher, Pub. 
 Schs., Menominee, Mich., 1897-1900, 1901-04; 
 Prof., Chem., Neb. Wesleyan Univ., 1906-09; 
 Prof., do., Carroll Coll., 1909-12; Instr., 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1912-14; Assoc, do., 
 1914-17; Asst. Prof., do., 1917 — . Ed.: Dept. 
 of Chem. Research, Sch. Sc. and Math, 1916 — ; 
 ('ircuiar of Information of the Dept. of Chem., 
 Univ. of III. Bid. Auth.: (with W. A. Noyes) 
 Lab. Exercises in Chem., Holt, 1917; Chem. 
 Lab. of the Univ. of 111., Jour. Indus, and 
 Engng. Chem., Vol. 8, 1917; The Need of Uni- 
 fication of H. S. Courses in Phys. and Chem., 
 Unit', of III. Bui., No. 15, 1917; (with Louis 
 Jordan) Purification of Gadalinium, Jour. A. 
 C. S., Vol. 39, 1917; Determination of Atomic 
 Weights of the Rare Earth Elements, Trans. 
 III. Acad. Sc, Vol. 9, 1916; (with H. C. 
 Kremers and E. W. Engle) Atomic Weight of 
 Dysprosium, Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 40, 1918. 
 Fellow, A. A. A. S. ; Mem., Sigma Xi; Phi 
 Lambda Upsilon; Alpha Chi Sigma; A. C. S. 
 Married Maude Childs, Je 25, 1901, Barton, 
 Vt. Children: Harvey Childs, b. Ap 19, 
 1903; B. Smith, Jr., b. Ja 12, 1912. Address, 
 706 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 CYRIL GEORGE HOPKINS 
 Professor; B. S., S. Dak. Agr. Coll., 1890; 
 M. S., Cornell, 1894; Ph. D., do., 1898; b. Jl 
 22, 1866, near Chatfield, Minn.; s. George 
 Edwin (b. Ap 12, 1837, Ontario, Can.) and 
 Caroline (Cudney) Hopkins (b. O 3, 1842, 
 do.). Prepared in S. Dak. Agr. Coll. Prep. 
 Sch. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; Phi Lambda 
 Upsilon. Asst., Chem., S. Dak. Agr. Coll., 
 1890-2; Asst., Chem., Cornell, 1892-3; Adjunct 
 Prof., Pharmacy and Asst. Chem., Exp. Sta., 
 So. Dak. Agr. Coll., 1893-4; Chem., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1894-1900; attended Univ. 
 of Gottingen, 1899-1900; Prof., Agron., Chief 
 in Agron., and Chem. in Sta., do., 1900 — ; V. 
 Dir., Agr. Exp. Sta., do., 1903 — ; Dir. of Agr. 
 for Southern Settlement and Development 
 
 Orgn., 1913-14; Agr. Reconstruction Work, So. 
 Europe, Ildqtrs., Athens, Greece, 1918 — -. Maj., 
 Red Cross; Decorated by King Alexander of 
 Greece for services rendered in relief work. 
 Invented Hopkins' Condenser and Hopkins' 
 .safety Distilling Tube, 1898; Hopkins' Lime- 
 stone Tester, 1917. Auth.: Laboratory Manual 
 for Soil Fertility, Univ. of 111., 1905; Soil 
 Fertility and Permanent Agr., (iinn & Co., 
 1910; The Story of the Soil, CJorham Press, 
 1 910; The Farm That Won't Wear Out, 
 Champaign, 1913; Saving the Soil, 111. Banker's 
 Assn., Chicago, 191 1: (with J. H. Pettit) Soil 
 Fertility Laboratory Manual, Ginn & Co., 19-10; 
 also many articles in Sch. and Agr. Jours. 
 Mem., A. C. S. ; Assn. Off. Agr. Chem.; Assn. 
 Am. Agr. Colls, and Exp. Stas. ; Fellow, A. A. 
 A. S.; Internal. Cong, of App. Chem.; Am. 
 Soc. of Agron.; Nat. Conservation Assn.; 
 Internal. Dry Farming Cong. ; Christian 
 Church. Married Emma Matilda Stelter, My 
 
 11, 1893, Brookings, S. Dak. Children: Jules 
 Edwin (legally adopted O 10, 1908) b. S 15, 
 1905; Karl Stelter (adopted Jl 11, 1910) b. 
 D 19, 1908. Address, looi S. Wright St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 EUGENE CANFIELD HOPKINS 
 (See No. 8427) 
 
 HERBERT ANDREW HOPPER 
 (See No. G334) 
 
 *CURTIS BUSHROD HOPPIN 
 Born in N. Y. Graduated at the U. S. Mil. 
 Acad., S I, 1873; appointed 2d Lt., ist Cav., 
 Je 15, 1877; 2d Lt., 2nd Cav., Je 25, 1877; 
 First Lt., S 22, 1884; Prof., Mil. Sc. and 
 Tactics, Univ. of 111., 1887-9; Capt., Je 10, 
 1895; Maj., 15th Cav., Mr 23, 1903. Died 
 Mr 29, 1905, Fort Ethan Allen, Vt. 
 
 OLIVE DEANE HORNEL 
 (See No. 7627) 
 
 JOHN WESLEY HORNBECK 
 (See No. G335) 
 
 HARLAN HOYT HORNER 
 (See No. 1528) 
 
 *EZEKIEL DWARD HOSKINS 
 (See No. 3783) 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK HOTTES 
 (See No. 814) 
 
 JOSIE BATCHELLER HOUCHENS 
 (See No. 2423) 
 
 PERCY HAZEN HOUSTON 
 Instructor; A. B., Williams Coll., 1903; 
 A. M., do., 1904; A. M., Harvard, igos 
 Ph. D., do., 1910; b. F 3, 1882, Chicago; s. 
 Preston Crittenden (b. Ag 2, 1845, Charleston, 
 O.) and Anzella C. (Hazen) Houston (b. O 
 
 12, 1845, Little Falls, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Jamestown (N. Y.) H. S. ; Phillips Exeter 
 Acad. Delta L^psilon; Harvard-Austin Scholar- 
 ship, igoS-g.. Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 igo6-8; Travelling Fellow, 1910-11; Travel and 
 Study in Eng., France and Ger., 1910-13; 
 Instr., Eng., LTniv. of Tex., 1912-15; Prof., do., 
 Acadia L^niv., Nova Scotia, ig 15-16; Instr., do., 
 U. S. Naval Acad., 1916 — ; Chautauqua Sum- 
 mer Sch., Chautauqua, N. Y., 1914. Auth.: 
 The Consistency of John Dryden, Sewanee 
 Review, O 1913; t)r. Johnson, Sentimentalism, 
 and Romanticism, Univ. of Calif. Chronicle, 
 Vol. 15, Ja igi3; Some contemporary Criti- 
 cism of Dr. Johnson, The Tex. Review, Vol. 
 II, O igi6; Williams, the Representative Small 
 College, The Univ. of Tex. Alcalde, Ag 1914. 
 
Sg: 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am. Married 
 Gemma Alik.izolT d'Auria, S 15, 1914, Pliiladel- 
 phia. C'hildroii: Kobejt d'Auria, b. Ag 17, 
 1915; Donald Henry, b. My 13, 1918. Address, 
 248 Prince Cleorge St., Annapolis, Md. 
 
 RUTH ELLIOTT HOUSTON 
 Phys. Dir.; A. B., West. Coll., Oxford, O. ; 
 191 1 ; b. Je 6, 1887, Pontiac, Mich. Prepared 
 in Central H. S., Detroit, Oberlin Coll., 1913- 
 15. Arethiisa Sorority; Round Table Soc. 
 Asst. Prin., H. S., Eyota, Minn., 1911-12; 
 teacher, pub. schs., Detroit, 1912-13; Play- 
 ground Dir., Playground Assn., Pittsburgh, 
 summer, 1914; Asst., Phys. Tr., I'niv. of HI., 
 1915; Supvr., Phys. Educ, Pub. Schs., Aber- 
 deen, S. Dak., 1915-17; Instr., Mun. Play- 
 grounds and Playground Instr., No. Norm, 
 and Indus. Sch., do., summer, 1016; Phys. 
 Dir., St. Norm. Sch., Buffalo, N. Y., 1917— • 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, Vpsilanti, 
 Mich.; bus. add., c/o State Normal School, 
 Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 •BERTHA ISADINE HOWE 
 Born D 1872, Warsaw, N. Y. (naduated 
 in N. E. Conservatory of Music, Boston, 1899. 
 Attended Central St. Norm. Sch., Mt. Pleasant, 
 Mich., 1S99-1902; Studied piano in Boston 
 with Carl Baerman, 1902-3; Studied piano with 
 Moritz Moszhowski in Paris, 1905-6; violin, do., 
 with M. Joiibert. (^ave pvt. lessons in music. 
 Rochester, N. Y.; Instr., Piano, Univ. of 111., 
 1903-5; do., 1906-9. Died O 3, 1913, Denver. 
 
 EDWARD GARDINER HOWE 
 Teacher; B. S., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1897; b. 
 Ag II, 1849, Brookline, Mass.; s. Charles 
 Oliver (b. Jl 12, 1822, Brookfield, Mass.) and 
 Mary (Faxon) Howe (b. Jl 8, 1829, Lubec, 
 Me.). Prepared in Lake Forest Acad.; l^niv. 
 of Chicago, 1892-3; Washington Lit. Soc. 
 Teacher, Country Sch., 1875-77; I'rin., Graded 
 Sch., Riverdale, 111., 1S77-8; Teacher, So., H. 
 S. for Boys, 1878-89; Lecturer and Specialist 
 in Sc. to classes of teachers; sch. and pvt. 
 field work in Chicago, Louisville, Ky., and 
 St. Louis; Prin., Prep. Sch., Univ. of 111., 
 1893-1902; in Azores, writing and in Chicago, 
 1902-4; Teacher, Englewood H. S., 1904—. 
 Auth. : Systematic Science Teaching, Apjileton 
 & Co., 1894, Internat. Sc. Series, Ed. by Hon. 
 Wm. H. Harris, Com. of Educ; Advanced 
 Elementary Science, 1900, No. 48 of Pub. Sc. 
 Series, do.; Articles for Kinderiiartcn Mag., 
 Sell. News, etc. Mem., Village Improvement 
 Assn., Pres. ; Local Branch Chicago Citizens' 
 League, Pres.; Chicago Acad, of Sc, Sec. one 
 yr. ; Nat. Geog. Soc; Chicago Geog. Soc; Nat. 
 Educ Assn. Married Mary Elizabeth Barnard, 
 Je 30, 1881, Chicago. Children: Ralph Bar- 
 nard, b. Je 25, 1882; Alice, b, Ap 2, 1884; 
 Paul Edward, b. Jl 29, 1S85; Mary, b O 5. 
 1886; Amy, b. Ag 9, 18S8; Edward Gardiner, 
 Jr., b. N I, 1891; Roger Faxon, b. D 3, 1S96. 
 Address, 10233 So. Wood St., Chicago. 
 
 HARRIETT EMMA HOWE 
 (See No. 1703) 
 
 PAUL EDWARD HOWE 
 (See No. 2702) 
 
 RALPH BARNARD HOWE 
 (See No. 2131) 
 
 LLOYD B. HOWELL 
 (See No. G34J) 
 
 ARTHUR CHARLES HOWLAND 
 Professor; A. B., Cornell, 1893; Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Pa., 1897; b. D 24, 1869, South 
 Danby. N. Y.; s. Charles (b. Ja 13, 1818, do.) 
 
 anil Maria Alida (Bassett) llowland (b. Ja 
 20, 1824, Cireat Mill, Conn.). Prepared in 
 Wyoming Sem., Kingston, Pa. Phi Beta Kap- 
 pa; Delta Phi; Sphinx Head. Univ. Scholar- 
 ship, 1889-93; Cornell European Fellowship, 
 1894-5; Harrison I'ellowship, L'niv. of Pa., 
 1896-7; Research l'"ellowsliip, do., 1898-9; 
 Teacher, Eng., Wyo. Sem., 1893-4; Instr., 
 European Hist., Univ. of III., 1897-8; Instr., 
 Hist. Teachers' Coll., Columbia, 1899-1904; 
 Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of Pa., 1904-11; Prof., 
 (/()., 191 1 — . Ed., The Early (icrmans, 1900; 
 Mominsen's History of Rome, Hist, of the 
 Nations Series, Vol. Ill, J. 1). Morris Co., 
 looh. Auth.: The Origin of the Local Inter- 
 dict, Ann. Re fort of Am. Hist. Assn., 1899, 
 Vol. I ; Ordeals, Compurgations, Excommuni- 
 cation and Interdict, UniT. of Pa. Trans, and 
 Kefrints, 1898; Explorations within the La. 
 Purchase, Jour, of Geog., Vol. 3, 1904; Me- 
 dieval Criminal Trials, Univ.. of Pa. Pub. 
 Lectures, 1915; The Trial of Gilles de Rais, 
 Proceedings Am. Soc. of Church Hist., 19 18; 
 Medieval Christianity, Religions of the Past 
 and Present, J. B. Lipjiincott Co., 1918. Mem., 
 Am. Hist. Assn.; Hist. Teachers' Assn. of 
 Middle States and Mil.; Am. Soc. of Church 
 Hist.; Univ. Club; Town and Gown Club. 
 Married Emily Wyckoff Berry, S 3, 1902, 
 Cp])er Montclair, N. J. Children: Charles 
 Berry, b. Jl 14, 1905; Arthur Lloyd, b. Ja 
 13, 1908; Emily Hinton, b. N 7, 191 1. Ad- 
 dress, 41 18 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia. 
 
 ARCHIE HENRY HUBBARD 
 Architect; b. Ja 30, 1882, Red Cedar, Wis.; 
 s. Henry (b. Ag 27, 1846, Fond du Lac, Wis.) 
 and Etta Hubbard (b. 1) 8, 1863, Red Bank 
 N. J.). Prepared in Menominee II. S. ; Univ. 
 of 111., 1904-05. Completed course in Internat. 
 Cor. Sch., 1907; Atelier Hornbostel, New York 
 City, 1906-07. Arch., Minneapolis, Chicago, 
 L'rbana, New York, Davenport, la.; Govt, 
 service, Panama, 1905-6; Asst., Prof. J. M. 
 White, Supervising Arch., Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 1 1 ; Part time Asst., Arch. Design, 1909-10; 
 Practicing Arch., Champaign, 191 i — . Auth.: 
 The Old Churches of Panama, Boston Arch. 
 Mag., 1906. Mem., Arch. Club, Univ. of 111.; 
 Univ. Club of Panama; Univ. Club of 111.; 
 (iargoyle Arch. Club, New York; Beaux Arts 
 Soc. ; several clubs and lodges of Cham(Daign 
 and Urbana. Married Ethel R. Brown, b 30, 
 1911, St. Louis. Address, Champaign. 
 
 GEORGE DAVID HUBBARD 
 
 (See No. 958) 
 
 CLAUDE SILBERT HUDSON 
 Chemist; B. S., Princeton, 1901; M. S., do., 
 ic)02; b. Ja 26, 1881, Atlanta, Ga. ; s. William 
 Limes (b. Mr i. 1851, Sumter, S. C.) and 
 iSIaude Celestia (Wilson) Hudson (b. S 11, 
 1S57, Choctaw Corner, Ala.). Prepared in 
 Univ. Mil. Sch., Mobile, Ala. Fellow, Exp. 
 Sc, and Asst., Chem., Princeton, 1901-02; 
 attended LTnivs. of tiiittingen and Berlin, 1902- 
 o; ; Research Asst., Phys., Chem., Mass. Inst, 
 of Tech., 1903-04; Instr., Phys., Princeton, 
 1904-05; do., Univ. of 111., 1905-07; Chem., 
 LI. S. Dept. of Agr., 1907—. Nat. Guard of 
 Ala., 1899-1901; do.. N. J., 1904-05. Auth.: 
 The I-'orms of Milk Sugar, Princeton Bui., 
 1902; Ueber die Multirotation des Milchzuck- 
 ers, Ztschr. Physik Chem., 1903; Die gegen- 
 seitige Loeslichkeit von Nikotin und Wasscr, 
 1004; The Hydration of Milk Sugar in Solu- 
 tion, Jour. A. C. S., 1904; Application of the 
 Hypothesis of Dissolved Ice to the I'reezing 
 of Water and Dilute Solutions, Phys. Review, 
 1Q05; The Influence of Pressure on Freezing, 
 do., 1906. Mem., Am. Phys. Soc. Married 
 Alice Abbott, Ap 21, 1906, Urbana. Address, 
 U. S. Dept. of Agr., Washington, D. Ct 
 
Faculty 
 
 893 
 
 HORACE FREDERICK HUDSON 
 Entomologist; H. S. A., Agr. Coll., Ont., 
 1907; h. Ja 5, 1883, Forest (iate, Essex, Eng. ; 
 s. Charles Edwin (b. 1844, do., antl l'"rances 
 Emma (Seal) Hudson (h. 1846). Prepared in 
 City of London Sch. Victoria Enil)anknient, 
 London, Eng. Demonstrator, Dairy Dept., 
 Nat. Woman's Health Assn. of Ire., 1908; 
 Field Asst., Dr. S. A. l-'orbes, Univ. of 111., 
 1909-12; joined staff of Dominion Entomolog., 
 Ottawa, as field officer, 191 7 — . Three years 
 annual tr. in the Canadian Militia Army Ser- 
 vice Corps, 1904-7; Sr. Sergt., 1907; joined 
 i6th Bat., N 1916; wounded at Marne, 1-" 13, 
 1916; iVIustered out, My 1917. Married Ethel 
 Creaty, My 191 7, Strathroy, Ont. Chilil, b. 
 Mr 28, 1918. Address, Entomological Lab., 
 Strathroy, Ont. 
 
 CHARLES THURMAN HUFl'ORD 
 (See No. 7637) 
 
 THOMAS WELBURN HUGHES 
 Professor; LL. B., Univ., of Mich. 1891; 
 LL. M., do., 1892; b. Ja 17, 1858, St. Thomas, 
 Ont., ('an.; s. Thomas (b. S 24, 1828, Somer- 
 setshire, Eng.) and Anne (Stride) Hughes, 
 (b. Ap I, 1 8^4, du.) Prepared in St. Thomas 
 and Hamilton Collegiate Insts. Jeffersonian 
 Lit. Soc. Instr., Univ. of Mich., 1892-8; Asst. 
 Prof., Law, Univ. of 111., 1898-9; Prof., Law, 
 do., 1899-1910; do.. La. St. Univ., 1910-12; 
 Dean and Prof., Law, LTniv. of Fla., 1912-15; 
 Dean, Law Sch., Washburn Coll., 191 5-1 7; 
 Prof., Law, do., 1917 — . Auth.: Evidence, 
 (Tallaghan & Co., 1906; Cases on Evidence, 
 West Pub. Co., 1906; Business Law, De Bower- 
 Elliott Co., 1907; Hughes and tierstenl)erg's 
 ('ommercial Law, Am. Hamilton Inst., N. Y. 
 City; Criminal Pleading and Proceedure, Am. 
 (Jor. Sch., Chicago, 1911; Outline of Criminal 
 Law; Questions on Criminal Pleading and 
 Proceeclure. Married Jennie Ballah, S 15, 
 1870, Aylmer, Ont. Children: Clarence W., 
 b. N, 1881; Arthur, b. D 20, 1884. Address, 
 501 I-'illmore St., Topeka, Kan. 
 
 ANNA LUE HUGHITT 
 Instructor; b. My 28, 1888, Escanaba, Mich.; 
 d. Orrin Nelson (b. F 8, i860, Genoa, N. Y.) 
 and Grace Greenfield (Hoagland) Hughitt (b. 
 Je 21, 1863). Prepared in Escanaba (Mich.) 
 H. S.; attended Wellesley Coll.; Oaklcigh 
 Educ. Sanitarium, Lake Geneva, Wis., 1911-12; 
 Howe and Marot Sch. for (jirls, 1912-13. 
 Instr. Phys. Educ, Univ. of Wis., 1913; 
 Asst., Phys. Educ, Univ. of 111., 1913-14; 
 Instr., do., 1914 — . Mem., Presby. Church; 
 Am. Phys. Educ Assn. Address, 1104 W. 
 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 RAY STILLMAN HULCE 
 (See No. G347) 
 
 ADAM ALBERT HUMMEL 
 (See No. 3037) 
 
 THOMAS FORSYTH HUNT 
 (See No. 392) 
 
 MERLIN HAROLD HUNTER 
 Instructor; A. B., Muskingum Coll., 1912; 
 M. A., Princeton, 1913; Ph. I)., Cornell. 1916; 
 b. Ag 29, 1887, Chandlersville, O. ; s. Clement 
 V. (b. F 23, 1864, Muskingum Co., O.) and 
 Lola B. (Taylor) Hunter (b. O 27, 1863. do.) 
 Prepared in Muskingum Acad., New Concord, 
 O. Beta Phi. Asst. Econ., Cornell, 1913-14; 
 Instr., do., O. St. Univ., 1915-16; Instr., do., 
 LTniv. of 111., 1916 — . Auth.: the Development 
 of ('orporation Taxation in the State of N. 
 Y., published by auth., 19 17; Seen and Un- 
 seen of Liquor Trade, New York Times An- 
 nalist. Vol. 9, No. 9, No. 227, 1 91 7; Early 
 
 Regulation of l^ul)lic Service Corporations, 
 Am. Bcon. Rci'iew, Vol. 7, No. 3, 1917; (with 
 ('. M. Thompson) Exercises and Problems in 
 Elementary Economics. Mem., Presby. Church, 
 Married Evangeline Eunice Groves, D 24, 
 1918, Champaign. Address, 501 E. Green St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY HURD 
 Consulting Engr. ; B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1900; b. D II, 1872, Rochester, N. Y.; s. 
 l-"ranklin (b. Ja 18, 1840, do.) and Elizabeth 
 (Sharp) Hurd (b. Mr 28, 1842, Webster, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Leavenworth Inst, and Wol- 
 cott H. S.; Cornell, 1896-7; Univ. of Chicago, 
 1898-1900. Special Asst. Dept. of Phys., Univ. 
 of Chicago; Engr., R. W. Hunt & Co., 1900; 
 Prof., Exp. Engng., Armour Inst. Tech., 1901- 
 2; Const. Engr., Armour & Co., 1903; Indian- 
 ajiolis Water Co., 1904; Asst. Prof., App. 
 Mccli,, in charge of Testing and Hydraulic 
 Lalis,, Univ. of 111., 1905-6; Chief Engr. and 
 V. I'., Indianapolis Water ("0., 1906-17; Con- 
 sulting Engr. in Charge of Water Supoly and 
 .Sewage, Fort Benj. Harrison. Auth.: Boiler 
 Plant Economy, Atn. Water Works Assn., 
 1906; Centrifugal I'umps, Cent. States Watef 
 Works Assn., 1909; Water Works Management, 
 Ind. San. Assn., 1910. Mem., A. S. M. E.; 
 Am. Waterworks Assn.; Ind. San. Comn., 
 1917 — • Married Mary E. Dowd, Je 14, 1899, 
 Wolcott, N. Y. Children: Edwin Charles, b. 
 Jl 26, 1902; Elizabeth, b. My 14, 1906. Ad- 
 dress, 807 Merchants'. Bank Bldg., Indianapolis. 
 
 SIGURD BERNHARD HU.STVEDT 
 Instructor; A. B., Luther Coll,, 1902; M. 
 A., Univ. of Calif., 19 12; Ph. D., Harvard, 
 1915; b. Mr 28, 1882, Northwood, la.; s. 
 Halvor Bjornson (b. D 6, 1852, Deerfield, 
 Wis.) and Anna Marie (Regue) Hustvedt (b. 
 N 26, 1855, do.). Prepared in Luther Coll. 
 Acad. Pastor, St. Paul's Eng. Lutheran 
 Church, Oakland, Calif., 1005-11; Instr., Eng. 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Instr., Rhet., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1918 — . Cppt. 343d Inf. R. C, Camp 
 Grant, 111., 1917-18; Mustered out, Mr 21, 1919. 
 Auth.: Ballad Criticism in Scandinavian and 
 Cireat Britain during the i8th Century, Am. 
 .Scandinavian Foundation, 1916. Address, De- 
 corah, la. 
 
 JOHN BACON HUTCHINGS, JR. 
 Architect; B. C. S., Ky. St. Univ., 1903; 
 C. E., Purdue, 1905; b. ¥ 7, 1881, Louisville, 
 Ky. ; s. John Bacon (b. 1858, do.) and Lena 
 (Schwartz) Hutchings (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Louisville Man. Tr. Sch,, Ky,; Purdue, 1899- 
 02. Kappa Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon. Rod- 
 man, L. & N. R. R., 1902-3; Prof., Civ. Engng., 
 .So. Fla. Mil. Coll., 1904-5; Grainger & Co., 
 Steel Co., Louisville, Ky., 1905-8; Const. 
 Engr., John B. Hutchings, Arch,, do., 1908- 
 10; Const, Supt,, Lincoln Hall, Univ. of 111,, 
 1910-11; Asst,, Arch,, do., 191 1; Struct. Engr., 
 do., 191 1 ; Const. Supt. Commerce Bldg. and 
 Womans' Bldg., do., 1911-12; Instr., Arch. 
 Const., do., 1910-12; Const., Supt., do., 1910- 
 12; Arch., Lexington, Ky., 1913; do., Louis- 
 ville, Ky., 1913-18. Pvt., Corp., 2nd Lt., ist, 
 Ky. Inf., 1907-9; Capt., E. R. C'., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Spiral Reinforcement in large concrete beams, 
 Engng, News, 19 10; Propeller design, Louis- 
 ville Courier-Jour., 1909; (Jerman long-range 
 guns., Bingham Sch., Weekly, 1918. Hon. 
 mem.. Ill,, Univ, Clubs; Assoc. Mem,, A, S. 
 C. E.; mem., B, P. O. E. ; A. F. A. M.; S, A. 
 R. Address, 1016 Columbia Bldg., Louisville, 
 Ky. 
 
 JAMES HUTCHINSON 
 Associate; b, D 15, 1871; s, Michael (b. 
 Northumberland) and Jane (Forster) Hutchin- 
 son (b. do.). Land. (Jard., Pittsburgh and W. 
 Pa., 1907-11; Asst., Floriculture, Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1912-18. Assoc, do., 1918 — . 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 Auth. : Numerous articles of a technical na- 
 ture in orchids and other erotic plants, Horti- 
 culture. Married Susanna Drake, Je ii, 1902, 
 Yonkers, N. Y. Children: Anna Shearer, b. 
 Jl 17, 1903; James Drake, b. Mr 24, 1907; 
 John Joseph, b. S 28, 1915; William Francis, 
 b. Ag 10, 1917. Address, 612 Michigan Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 JOSEPH GLADDON HUTTON 
 (See No. G349) 
 
 JOHN PERHAM HYLAN 
 Business; Ph. D., Clark Univ., 1901; b. Ag 
 27, 1870; Fremont, N. H. ; s. Ira (b. 1833, 
 Londonderry, N. H.) and Susan Pratt (Ly- 
 ford) Hylan (b. 1845, St. Albans, Me.). Pre- 
 pared in Phillips Exeter Acad., N. H. ; Har- 
 vard, 1891-95. Instr., Psych., Univ. of HI., 
 1897-98; Asst. Prof. Psych., do., 1898-99; 
 Studied in Ger., 1899-1900; Asst., Philos., 
 Harvard, 1900-04; Teaching Doctor of Philos., 
 do., 1901-02; Teacher, Psych., Sloyd Tr. Sch., 
 1903-07; In bus., 1907 — . Invented Economy 
 Corn Knife, Pat., 1914. Auth.: The Fluctu- 
 ation of Attention, supplement to Psych. Rev., 
 Vol. II, No. 2, 1908; Public Worship: A 
 Study in the Psych, of Religion, Open Court 
 Co., Chicago, 1901 ; also various mag. articles. 
 Mem., Am. Psych. Assn. Married Alice Har- 
 riet Wicker, D 30, 1903, Boston. Children: 
 Dudley Lyford, b. O 27, 1904; Mary Champ- 
 lin, b. F 22, 1906; Nathan Wicker, b. Jl 28, 
 1907; Horace Wilson, b. S 2, 1914. Address, 
 97 William St., Stoneham, Mass. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY HYSLOP 
 (See No. G349a) 
 
 ERNEST THOMPSON INGOLD 
 (See No. 3794) 
 
 HELEN ISHAM (MATTILL) 
 A. B., Cornell, 1903; Ph. D., do., 1906; b. 
 Jl 4, 1881, Titusville, Pa. ; . d. James Henry 
 (b. 1855, Alstead, N. H.) and Julia E. (Rouse) 
 Isham (b. 1854, Willsboro, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Buffalo (N. Y.) H. S. Alpha Phi; Sigma 
 Xi; Grad. Scholarship, Grad. Fellowship, in 
 Chem., Cornell. Lab. Asst., Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington, D. C, 1906-7; Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-11; Assoc, do., 1911-12. 
 Auth.: (with L. M. Dennis) Hydronitric Acid 
 V and VI, Jour, of A. C. S., Vol. 29, 1907; 
 (with J. A. Aumer) Direct Combustion of 
 Steel for Sulphur and Carbon, do.. Vol. 30, 
 1908; The Loss of Carbon during Solution 
 of Steel in Potassium Cupric Chloride, Jour, 
 of Indus, and Engng., Chem., Vol. 3, 1911; 
 Laboratory Guide for Elementary Chemistry, 
 Holt, 1914. Mem., Chem. Soc. Married Henry 
 A. Mattill, D 31, 1912, Buffalo, N. Y. Address, 
 1 148 Sutter St., Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 FANNY REBECCA JACKSON 
 (See No. 1904) 
 
 GEORGE RHINE JACKSON 
 (See No. 3797) 
 
 *JOHN C. JACKSON 
 Prof., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1888-90. De- 
 
 MAVIN EDWARD JAHR 
 (See No. 6333) 
 
 EDMUND JANES JAMES 
 LTniv. Pres. ; A. M., and Ph. D., Univ. of 
 Halle., 1877; LL. D., Cornell Coll., la., 1902; 
 Wesleyan, 1903, Queen's Coll., 1903; LL. D., 
 Harvard, 1909; b. My 21, 1855, Jacksonville, 
 III.; s. Rev. Colin Dew (b. 15, 1808, Randolph 
 Co., Va.) and Amanda Keziah (Casad) James 
 (b. Ag 18, 1827, Lebanon, 111.). Prepared in 
 
 Model Dept., 111. St. Norm. Univ.; attended 
 N. W. Univ., 1873; Harvard, 1874. Matricu- 
 lated at Univ. of Halle, 1875. Appointed 
 Recorder on the U. S. Lake Sur., 1874; Prin., 
 Pub. H. S., Evanston, 111., 1878-9; Prof., 
 Latin and Greek, and Prin., H. S. Dept., 111. 
 St. Norm. Sch., Normal, 1879-1882; studied in 
 Europe, 1883; Prof., Pub. Adm., Univ. of Pa., 
 1883-96, Sec, Grad. Faculty, organized the 
 instruction in this dept., also Dir. Wharton 
 Sch. of Finance and Econ., and ed., Pol. 
 Econ. and Pub. Law Series issued by the 
 Univ. of Pa.; Prof., Pub. Adm. and Dir., 
 LTniv. Exten. Div., Univ. of Chicago, 1896- 
 1902; Pres., N. W. Univ., 1902-4; Pres., Univ. 
 of 111., 1904 — . Col., Nat. Guard of HI., 1918. 
 Was one of the organizers and one of the 
 first V. P. of the Am. Econ. Assn.; founded 
 the Am. Acad, of Pol. and Soc Sc. 1889, 
 became its first Pres., and remained Pres. for 
 eleven years for some years was ed. of its 
 publications; one of the originators of, and one 
 of the most frequent contributors to Lalor's 
 Cyclopedia of Pol. Sc; also pioneer in the 
 movement to introduce Univ. extension into 
 the U. S.; Pres. of the Am. Soc. for the Exten. 
 of Univ. teaching, under whose auspices the 
 first effective exten. work was done in this 
 country. On invitation of the Am. Bankers' 
 .Vssn. studied Cml. Educ. in Europe, in 1892; 
 report to this Assn. on the Educ. of Bus. 
 Men in Europe, re-published by the Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1898, is a standard authority on this 
 subject. One of the early advocates of the 
 establishment of depts. of educ. in colls, and 
 univs. ; for a time St. Eraminer of the H. 
 Sells, of 111., and founder of the ///. Sch. 
 Jour., now the Sch. and Home; active in the 
 establishment of public kindergartens in va- 
 rious cities. Auth. : Relation of the Modern 
 Municipality to the Gas Supply, 1S86; The 
 I-egal Tender Decision, 1887; The Canal and 
 the Railway 1890; Federal Constitution of 
 Germany, 1890; Federal Constitution of 
 Switzerland, i8go; Education of Business Men 
 in Europe, 1899; Charters of City of Chicago, 
 igoo; Growth of Great Cities in Area and 
 Population, 1900; Govt, of a Typical German 
 City — Halle, 1900; Land Grant Act of 1862, 
 1910; also over one hundred papers and mono- 
 graphs on various economic, educational, legal 
 and administrative subjects. Mem., Nat. Mun. 
 League, V. P.; A. A. A. S. ; Am. Econ. Assn., 
 V. P. and Pres.; Bd. of Trustees, 111. St. Hist. 
 Lib., Pres.; St. Highway Comn., Chm.; 111. 
 St. Geol. Comn., Sec, 1906-11; Am. Soc. for 
 Exten. of Univ. Teaching, Pres., 1891-5; In- 
 ternat. Arbitration Soc, Chicago, 1903- — ; 111. 
 Assn. for Prevention of Tuberculosis, 1905 — ; 
 Royal Statis. Soc, Dublin, Fellow; Societe 
 Politique, D'Economie Paris; Am. Phil. Soc; 
 Pa. Hist. Soc; Nat. Council of Educ; British 
 Assn. for the Adv. of Sc. ; Committee of Thir- 
 teen of the Nat. Teachers' Assn. on college 
 entrance requirements; various patriotic and 
 hist, societies, including the S. A. R., Soc. of 
 the Col. Wars, Holland and Huguenot Soc; 
 City Club (New York); Chicago Press, Quad- 
 rangle, Univ. Union League (Chicago) ; Evan- 
 ston; Country (Champaign); Univ. (Urbana); 
 Champaign Club. Married Anna Margarethe 
 Lange, Ag 22, 1879, Halle, Prussia (died N 
 13, 1914). Children: Anthony John, b. Je 
 21, 188=;; Herman Gerlach, ('06) b. Ja 2, 1887; 
 Helen Dickson ('10) b. Jl 4, 1889. Address, 
 Urbana. 
 
 LEONARD VAUGHAN JAMES 
 (See No. 2709) 
 
 ALBERT WOODWARD JAMISON 
 
 Professor; B. S.. Princeton, 1897; M. S., 
 do., 1899; b. My 31, 1874, Peoria; s. Charles 
 Albert (b. Je 3, 1847, Wheeling, Va.) and 
 Marv Catherine (Woodward) Jamison (b. Jl 
 4, 1846, Medina, O.). Prepared in Peoria 
 
Faculty 
 
 89s 
 
 H. S. ; Chicago Univ. summer sch. Asst., 
 Chem., Princeton, 1897-99; Chem., Beet Sugar 
 Factory, 1899-1900; Farmer, 1900-02; Bus., 
 1902-06; Teacher, Chem. and Biol, and Dir. 
 of Ath., H. S., Peoria, 1906-09; Teacher, Brad- 
 ley Poly. Inst., 1909-10; Asst. Dean, do., Coll. 
 and Higher Acad., 1910-12; Dean, do., 1912- 
 13; Assoc, Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 
 1913-15; Asst. Supt., Agr. Exten. and Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1915— . 1st Lt., Bat. F. F. A., 111. 
 Nat. Guard, 1915-16 (discharged for phys. dis- 
 ability); 2nd Lt., Agr. Co., Faculty Bn., 1917- 
 18. Invented a key for use with dry cells 
 for lab. purposes, 1912; Ed.: List of Books 
 for Farmers Lib., Univ. of 111. Bui., Vol. 13, 
 No. 24, 1916. Auth.: Rainy Days on the 
 Farm, pamphlet, Farm Craft Series for U. S. 
 Boys' Working Reserve; articles in papers 
 and mags. Mem., Reformed Episcopal Church, 
 1903-S; Presby. Church, 1905 — ; Uir., Inde- 
 pendent Voters League, Peoria; St. Hist. Soc; 
 St. Acad, of Sc; N. Central Assn. Sc. and 
 Math. Teachers; Sec.-Treas., 111. Farmers' 
 Club. Married Edith Virginia Bash, N 10, 
 
 1904, Peoria. Children: Amy Bash, b. O 
 27, 1905 (died N 23, 1907); Daniel Bash, b. 
 Je 20, 1909; Edith Virginia, b N 2, 1911. 
 Address, 807 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 CHARLES EDWIN JANVRIN 
 Librarian; Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1910; 
 B. L. S., N. Y. St. Lib. Sch., 191 1 1 b. F 22, 
 1868, Hampton Falls, N. H.; s. Edwin (b. F 
 21, 1836, do.) and Sally Anne (Thompson) 
 Janvrin (b. Jl 12, 1842, Notingham, N. H.). 
 Prepared in Newburyport (Mass.) H. S. ; 
 Bridgewater (Mass.) St. Norm. Sch.; Univ. 
 of Pa., 1896-98; Harvard summers, 1899, 1900, 
 
 1905, 1906; Drexel Inst. Lib. Sch., 1901-02. 
 Teacher, Pub. Schs., S. Newbury N. H. and 
 Hartford, Vt., 1893-94; do.. Pa. Inst, for 
 Blind, Philadelphia, 1894-1901 ; Libn., Jeffer- 
 son Med. Coll., do., 1902-07; do.. Natural 
 Hist. Seminar. Univ. of 111., 1912 — . Mem., 
 Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. St. Lib. Assn.; Univ. 
 Club, Urbana; Epis. Church. Address, 1015 
 W. California Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 225 
 Natural Hist. Bldg., do: 
 
 VIOLET JAYNE (SCHMIDT) 
 A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1887; A. M., do., 
 1896; Ph. D., Univ. of Minn., 1903; b. Mr 
 21, 1867, St. Charles, Minn.; d. Havens 
 Brewster (b. O 4, 1840, Long Island, N. Y.) 
 and Nellie Victoria (Pike) Jayne (b. S 14, 
 1849, near Portland, Me.). Prepared in 
 Winona (Minn.) H. S. Gamma Phi Beta. 
 Asst. Prin., H. S., Crookston, Minn., 1887-8; 
 Teacher, Eng., St. Norm. Sch., Oshkosh, Wis.. 
 1889-91; do., Wheaton Sem., 1892-3; do., St. 
 Norm. Sch., San Jose, Calif., 1893-6; Dean 
 of Women and Asst. Prof., Eng. Lit., Univ. 
 of 111., 1897-8; do., and Assoc. Prof., Eng. 
 Lit. 1898-1904. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn., V. 
 P., 1900-01; Assn. of Collegiate Alumnae, Sec- 
 tional V. P., 1913-17. Married Edward Charles 
 Schmidt, Je 15, 1904, Urbana. Child, Kath- 
 erine, b. Mr 19, 1905. Address, 130 Claremont 
 Ave., New York City. 
 
 WALTER WILSON JENNINGS 
 (See No. 6986) 
 
 RICHARD HENRY JESSE, JR. 
 Dean and Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mo., 
 1902; A. M., Harvard, 1907; Ph. D., do., 1909; 
 b Ja 4, 1884, Princess Anne, Md. ; s. Richard 
 Henry (b. Mr i, 1853, Epping Forest, Lan- 
 caster (To., Va.) and Addie Henry (Polk) 
 Jesse (b. Princess Anne, Md.). Prepared in 
 Columbia (Mo.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Sigma Xi; Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Lambda. 
 Rollins Jr. Scholarship, 1901. With Mallinck- 
 rodt Chem. Works. St. Louis, 1904; Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of Mo., summer 1907; Austin 
 Teaching Fellow, Harvard 1908; Research Asst., 
 
 do., 1909; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 12; Dean of Men and Head of Water Div., 
 Dept. of Chem., Univ. of Mont., 1912 — . 
 Auth.: (with G. P. Baxter) A Revision of 
 the Atomic Weight of Chromium; The Analysis 
 of Silver Dichromate, Proceedings Am. Acad. 
 Sc, Vol. 44, 1909, Jour. Chem. Soc, Vol. 31, 
 1909, Zeit. Anorg. Chem., Vol. 62, 1900, Chem. 
 News, too, 19 10, Pub. Carnegie Inst., No. 135; 
 (with T. W. Richards) Heats of Combustion 
 of the Octanes and Xylenes, Jour. A. C. S., 
 Vol. 31, 19 10; The Composition of Gases 
 Formed in the Decomposition of Organic Mat- 
 ter, Univ. of 111. Bui., Water Sur. Series, 
 No. 9, 1912; Mem., Presby. Church; A. C. S., 
 Univ. of 111. Sec; 111. St. Acad, of Sch.. 
 Sec, i9ti-i2. Address, Missoula, Mont. 
 
 •BENJAMIN CUTLER JILLSON 
 M. D., Univ. of Nashville, Tenn. ; Ph. D., 
 Lafayette Coll., Easton, Pa.; b. Jl 30, 1830, 
 Willimantic, Conn.; s. Seth (b. Providence, 
 R. I.) and Elizabeth (Spear) Jillson (b. 
 Ouincy, Mass.). Attended Sheffield Sc. Sch., 
 1854. Instr., L^niv. of Nashville, Tenn.; do., 
 Univ. of Pittsburgh; Prof., Geol. and Zool., 
 Univ. of 111., 1882-84; Asst. Surv., Army, 1861- 
 64. Auth.: Buls., on Geol. of Pittsburgh River 
 Basins, and others. Married Anna Sellers 
 Roosevelt, Je 15, 1864, Philadelphia. Children: 
 Elizabeth Spear, b. Ap 20, 1865; Sallie Roose- 
 velt, b. N 6, 1867; Nellie Wainwright, b. D 
 15, 1869; Lucy b. Jl 20, 1871. Died Jl 17, 
 1899. 
 
 ALICE SARAH JOHNSON 
 (See No. 3051) 
 
 FRANK TATHAM JOHNSON 
 Instructor; b. Macomb, 111.; s. Luther (b. 
 Conn.) and Sarah Jane (Tatham) Johnson (b. 
 St. Omar, Ind.). Prepared in Wheaton H. 
 -S. and Acad.; Oberlin Coll.; Brookfield 
 (Conn.) Summer Sch.; N. W. Univ. Summer 
 Sch. Div., Voice Dept., Drury Coll., 1909-15; 
 .Vssoc. Prof., do., Instr.. Voice, Utiiv. of 111., 
 19.15 — ■ Mem., Congr. Church. Married Kath- 
 erine Taylor, O 31, 1899, Albia, la. Children: 
 Leland Taylor, b. F 16, 1902; Carleton Ware, 
 b. F 23, 1910. Address, 1002 W. Green St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON 
 (See No. 2713) 
 LAWRENCE CRANE JOHNSON 
 Chemist; B. S., Univ. of Mich., 1910; Ph. 
 D., do., 1916; b. O 17, 1888, Ann Arbor, 
 Mich.; s. Otis Coe (b. 1839, Kishwaukee, 111.) 
 and Kate (Crane) Johnson ib. 1841, Tecumseh, 
 Mich.). Prepared in Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. 
 S. Phi Lambda LTpsilon; Gamma Alpha; 
 Sigma Xi; Alpha Chi Sigma. Chem., U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1910-11; Research Asst. and 
 Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Instr., 
 Organic Chem., Univ. of Wis., 1916-17; Chem., 
 Sherwin-Williams Co., Chicago, 191S; Acting 
 Plant Mgr., Marcus Hook Plant, National 
 .\riiline & Chemical Co., Swarthmore, Pa. Auth.: 
 (with W. A. Noyes) Supposed Effect of Form 
 of Container on Density of a gas, Jour. A. C. 
 S., Vol. 38, 19 16; (with M. Gomberg) Tauto- 
 inerism of Triarylcarbinols, do.. Vol. 39, 191 7. 
 Mem.,' A. C. S. Married Blanche Elizabeth 
 Martin, D 25, 1912, Ann Arbor, Mich. Child, 
 Mary Catharine, b. N 10, 1916. Address, 5436 
 Harper Ave., Chicago; bus. add., c/o Marcus 
 [look Plant, Swarthmore, Pa. 
 
 ROXANA GALLETLY JOHNSON 
 (See No. 3805) 
 
 *CHARLES HUGHES JOHNSTON 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of N. C, 1898; M. 
 A., Harvard, 1903; Ph. D. do., 1905; b. D 
 21, 1877, Chapel Hill, N. C; s. f liarles Wil- 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 son and Agnes (Watkins) Hughes. Teacher 
 and Vice Prin., Bingham Sch., Mebane, N. 
 C, 1898-02; Registrar, Harvard Sum. Sch., 
 1903-05; Prof., Psych., and V. P. St. Norm. 
 Sch., E. Strouds'burg, Pa., 1905-6; Prof., 
 Psych, and Educ, Dartmouth Coll., 1906-07; 
 do., Univ. of Mich., 1907-09; jr. Prof., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1909-10; Dean, Sch. of Educ, Univ. 
 of Kan., 1910-13; Prof. Secondary Educ, 
 Columbia summer sch., 1913; Prof., Secondary 
 Educ, Univ. of 111., 1913-17. Auth. : Sylla; 
 bus in Philosophy of Educ, 1908; Sch. of 
 Educ, Univ. of Kan., 1910; Ed. and part 
 author, High School Educ, 1912; The Mod- 
 ern High School, 1914; numerous monographs 
 and articles; Man. Ed., Educ. Adm. and Su- 
 pervision. Married Nell Converse Bomar, Je 
 21, 1906, Spartanburg, S. C. Children: Agnes 
 Elsord, b. Jl 24, 1909; Helen Elizabeth, Jl 
 30, 191 1 ; Charlotte Hughes, My 8, 1917- Died 
 S 4, 1 91 7, Baltimore. 
 
 M. Mcelroy johnston 
 
 Instructor; Cert., Sch. of Mus., Univ. of 
 Mich.; b. Jl 9, 1880, Ft. Scott, Kan.; s. 
 Erasmus (b. 1845) and Angeline Medora 
 (Acuff) Johnston (b. 1848). Prepared in 
 Wichita (Kan.) H. S. ; Univ. of Mich., 1901- 
 03. Sinfonia Oratorio Song Recital work and 
 opera, the most important operatic engagement 
 being H. W. Savage's "Parsifal"; Instr., Voice, 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-13. Married Harriette 
 Marie Johnston, S 16, 1907. Children: Mc- 
 Elroy, b. S 23, 1908; Arthur Osgood, b. Ja 
 30, 191 1. Address.f 
 
 EASLEY STEPHEN JONES 
 (See No. G366) 
 
 FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE JONES 
 Instr. and Prop, of Summer Resort; A. B., 
 Oberlin Coll., 1883; A. M., Univ. of Neb., 
 1891; Ph. D., LTniv. of Chicago, 1903; b. Ober- 
 lin, O.; d. Daniel Jerome (b. 183 1, Naples, N. 
 Y.) and Celestia (Johnson) Jones (b. i8-!5, 
 La Porte, O.). Prepared by pvt. instrs. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Gamma Phi Beta. Instr., Latin, 
 Gates Coll., Neb., 1883-5; do., H. S., Lin- 
 coln, Neb., 1886-93; stud, in Pans, 1893-5; 
 Instr., French, pvt. schs., Chicago, 1896-7; 
 Instr., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 111., 1900-12; 
 Instr., Spanish, Lewis Inst., Chicago, and 
 joint prop, of summer resort at Griswolda, 
 Upper Hamlin Lake, Ludington, Mich., 1912 — . 
 Auth.: Beaumarchais and Plautus, The 
 Source of the Barbier de Seville, Scott, Fores- 
 man & Co., Chicago, 1908; Boccaccio and his 
 Imitators, The Decameron, Univ. of Chicago 
 Press, 1910. Address, 3555 W. Monroe St., 
 Chicago. 
 
 GRINNELL JONES 
 Professor; B. S., Vanderbilt Univ., 1903; 
 M. S., do., 1905; A. M., Harvard, 1905; Ph. 
 D., do., 1908; b. Ja 14, 1884, Des Moines; s. 
 Richard (b. Berlin, Wis.) and Carrie Holmes 
 (Grinnell) Jones (b. Grinnell, la.). Prepared 
 in Albany (N. Y.) Acad., and Grinnell (la.) 
 Acad.; Syracuse Univ., 1898-9. Sigma Nu; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; Alpha Chi Sigma. Teaching Fellow, 
 Math, and Chem., Vanderbilt Univ., 1903-04; 
 Austin Teaching Fellow, Chem., Harvard, 1906- 
 07; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1908-11; 
 Assoc, do., 1911-12; Instr. Chem., Harvard, 
 1912-16; Asst. Prof., do., Harvard, 1916-17; 
 Chem. Expert on Staff, U. S. Tariff Comn., 
 1917-19; Asst. Prof., Chem., Harvard Sch. of 
 Engng., 1919 — . Auth.: (with T. W. Richards) 
 The Molecular Weight of Silver Sulphate, and 
 the Atomic Weight of Sulphur, Jour, of A. 
 C. A., Vol. 29, 1907; (with T. W. Richards) 
 The Compressibilities of the Chloride Bro- 
 mides and Iodides of Sodium, Potassium, Sil- 
 ver, and Tallium, do.. Vol. 31, 1909; An Ex- 
 planation of the Negative Coeficient of Ex- 
 
 pansion of Silver Iodide, do., Vol. 31, 1909, 
 (with G. P. Baxter) A Revision of the Atomic 
 Weight of Phosphorus, The Analysis of Silver 
 Phosphate, do., Vol., 32, 1910, and Proceed- . 
 inc/s Of Am. Acad, of Arts and Scs., Vol. 45, 
 1910; I'he Atomic Weight of Hydrogen, Jour, 
 of A. C. S., Vol. 32, 1910; Equilibrium in 
 the System: Water, Potassium Iodide and 
 Iodine at 0°C. Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 37, 1915; 
 The properties of Silver Iodide interpreted in 
 the lig;uc of recent Thermodynamic Concep- 
 tions, do.. Vol. 37, 1915; The Equilibrium be- 
 tween Bromine and Potassium Bromide Solu- 
 tions at 0°C, Trans. Am. Electro Chem. Soc, 
 vol. 30, 1916; The Tariff Comn. and its Oper- 
 ation with Reference to the Chemical Schedule, 
 Jour. Indus. Engug. Chem., vol. 9, 1917. 
 Mem., Congr. Church; A. C. S. ; Am. Electro 
 Chem. Soc. ; Am. Acad, of Arts and Scs., 
 1918; Chemist's Club, N. Y. ; Council of the 
 A. C. S. Married Jennie Reed Lupton, Ag 
 18, 1910, Cambridge, Mass. Child, Grinnell 
 Jr., b. D 13, 1913. Address, Harvard Sch. of 
 Engng., Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 HARRY STUART VEDDER JONES 
 Professor; A. B., Coll. of Charleston, 1899; 
 A. B., Harvard, 1901; A. M., do., 1903; Ph. 
 D., do., 1906; b. Ag 8, 1878, Charleston, S. (X; 
 s. Daniel Henry (b. 1840, Eng.) and Roberta 
 Stuart (Hare) Jones (b. O i, 1853, Charles- 
 ton, S. C). Prepared in Charleston (S. C.) 
 H. S. ; Scholar, Harvard, 1905-06. Prof., Eng., 
 Mount Union Coll., Alliance, O., 1901-02; act- 
 ing Asst. Prof., Eng., Univ. of Mo., 1902-03; 
 Asst., Eng., Harvard, 1904-05; Instr., Eng., 
 Univ. of 111., 1906-07; Assoc, do., 1907-12; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1912 — . Auth.: Robin Hood 
 and Little John, Jour, of Am. Folk-Lore, Vol. 
 23, The Clerk of Oxenford, Publications of the 
 Mod. Lang. Assn., Vol. 20; The Cleomades 
 and Related Folk Tales, do., Vol. 16; Some 
 Observations upon the Squire's Tale, do., Vol. 
 13; The Celomades, the MSliacin, and the 
 Arabian Tale of the Enchanted Horse, Jour, 
 of Eng. and Ger. PhiloL, Vol. 6; A Proverb 
 in Hamlet, Mod. Lang, Notes, Vol. 27; Imag- 
 inatyf in Piers Plowman, Jour, of Eng. and 
 Ger. PhiloL, Vol. 13; Joseph Ritson, a Roman- 
 tic Antiquarian, Sexvance Review, Vol. 22; also 
 book reviews. Assoc. Ed. of the Jour, of Eng. 
 and Ger. PhiloL Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. 
 of Am. Married Margaret Walker, Je .12, 
 1907, Cordesville, S. C. Children: Annie 
 Prioleau, b. Ag 22, 191 1; Margaret Walker, 
 b. F 17, 1913; Robert Hare, b. Ap 4, 1917. 
 Address, 916 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 HENRY LEONARD JONES 
 (See No. 1712) 
 
 ♦HENRY TROWBRIDGE JONES 
 Instr., Forge, LIniv. of 111. Died Mr 20, 
 1918, Redlands, Calif. 
 
 ISABEL ELIZA JONES 
 (See No. 658) 
 
 J. CLAUDE JONES • 
 (See No. 1713) 
 
 LLOYD THEODORE JONES 
 (See No. G368) 
 
 MARY L. JONES 
 Librarian; B. L., Univ. of Neb.; B. L. S., 
 Univ. of St. of N. Y.; b. Je 29, 1865; d. Wil- 
 liam R. (b. Cardiganshire, Wales) and Jane 
 (James) Jones (b. do.). Prepared in Latin 
 Sch. of LTniv. of Neb. Kappa Kappa Gamma. 
 Acting Libn., Univ. of Neb., 1892-97; Asst. 
 Prof., Lib. Economy and Libn., Univ. of 
 111., 1897-98; Libn., Los Angeles Pub. Lib., 
 
Faculty 
 
 897 
 
 1900-os; do., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1907-13; Asst. 
 Libn., Los Angeles Co. Free Lib., 1913 — •. 
 Address, 1407 Garfield Ave., S. Pasadena, 
 Calif. 
 
 PAUL VAN BRUNT JONES 
 Associate; A. B., LTniv. of Mich., 1906; A. 
 M., do., 1908; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 1912; b. 
 Ag 26, 1882, Ann Arbor, Mich.; s. Maria Jane 
 (Van Brunt) Jones (b. 1845, Englewood, N. 
 J.). Prepared in Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S. Phi 
 Eta; Phi Beta Kappa; Quadrangle Club; Har- 
 rison Fellow, Univ. of Pa. Instr., Hist., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1908-10; Assoc, do., Bryn Mawr, 
 1913; do., Univ. of 111., 1914 — . Auth. : The 
 Household of a Tudor Nobleman, Univ. of 111., 
 1918; Aptopos of Reference Readings in H. 
 S. History, Hist. Teacher's Mag., Vol. 9, No. 
 4, 1918; Italy and the Peace Conference, 
 pamphlet issued by War Com. of Univ. Mar- 
 ried Irma Frida Haller, S 19 14, Ann Arbor, 
 Mich. Child, Paul Haller, b. My 2, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 907 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 RALPH R. JONES 
 Associate; b. S 22, 1880, Ind. Prepared in 
 Shortridge H. S., Indianapolis; Purdue Univ. 
 Acacia. Coach, Franklin ColL, 1900; do., 
 Butler Coll. 1901; do., Wabash Coll, 1904-9; 
 do., Purdue L^niv. 1909-12; Basketball coach, 
 Univ. of 111., 1912-15; Assoc, do., 1915 — . 
 Mem., Baptist Church. Address, 708 W. Ore- 
 gon St., Urbana. 
 
 ROBERT TAYLOR JONES 
 
 (See No. 5^37) 
 
 ROY CHILDS JONES 
 Professor; B. S., Arch., Univ. of Pa., 1908; 
 A. M., do., 1914; b. Je 22, 1885, Kendallville, 
 Ind.; s. Rufus Cornelius (b. Ag 5, i860. Au- 
 burn, Ind.) and Minnie Louisa (Childs) Jones 
 (b. Ja 6, 1864, Kendallville, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Garrett (Ind.) H. S. Sr. Honors; Brooks 
 Medal in Design. Asst., Drawing, Univ. of 
 Pa., 1907-9; Draftsman, office Holabird & 
 Roche, Archs., Chicago, 1909-10; Instr., Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-13; Asst. Prof. Arch. Dent., 
 Univ. of Minn., 1914 — . Enlisted, 40th Engrs., 
 Camouflage Corps, 1917; Corp., Supply Dept., 
 1917; Bn. Supply Sergt., (overseas) 1918. 
 Second Mention Stewardson Competitions, 
 1908 and 1909; first medal, Soc. of Beaux Arts 
 Arch's; Competitions, 1908; Second Medal, 
 do., 1909; admitted to Final Competition, Am. 
 Prize of Rome, 1909. Address, Arch. Dept., 
 Univ. of Minn., Minneapolis. 
 
 WALTER HOWE JONES 
 Composer and Ed.; b. O 8. 1862, Hastings. 
 Minn.; s. Roys (b. Ag 31, 1810 and Hannah 
 Samanthe (Howe) Jones (b. N 9. 1823). Pre- 
 pared in Clinton (la.) H. S. Studied music 
 in Chicago, and in Berlin, Ger. ; Prof., Piano, 
 DePauw Univ., Ind., 1892-95; Head of Music 
 Dept., LTniv. of 111., 1895-1901; Dir., 111. Con- 
 servatory of Music, Jacksonville, 111., 1901- 
 03; Composer and Ed. of -Music, 1903 — ; Y. 
 M. C. A. Worker, 1918 — ■. Ed. of Univ. Songs, 
 Champaign Gazette, 1901; New Songs for Male 
 Quartets, Hinds and Noble, 1903; Songs of 
 the Flag and Nation, do.. 1904; also various 
 books of sch., coll., and kindergarten songs for 
 Hinds, Noble and Eldredge; Translation of 
 Freytag's Die Journatlisten, and Storm's Im- 
 mensee, do. First pres.. Choral Soc, Lfniv. 
 of 111.; Dir., LTniv. of 111. Band, Orchestra and 
 Glee Clubs; Dir., Jacksonville Choral Soc, 
 1901-03; Dir., Sioux Falls Choral Soc. and 
 Orchestra, 1905-06. Mem., Minn. Chap., Am. 
 Guild of Organists. Married Mary Lucia 
 Collins, Ag 23, 1905, Urbana. Child, Roys 
 Collins, b. D 14, 1906. Address, 3114 Henne- 
 pin Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
 HARVEY HERBERT JORDAN 
 Prof, and Asst. Dean; B. S. in C. E., Univ. 
 of Me.; b. Mr 7, 1885, Waltham, Me.; s. Ro- 
 land Herbert b. My 12, 1859, do.) and Carrie 
 Frances (Blake) Jordan (b. My 6, 1863, 
 Franklin, do.). Prepared in Ellsworth (Me.) 
 H. S. Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Beta Pi; Cosmo- 
 politan Club. Asst., Astron. and Field Sur., 
 Univ. of Me., 1909-10; Instr., Civ. Engng., 
 do., 1910-11; U. S. Geol. Sur., field seasons, 
 1908-10; Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1911- 
 15; Assoc, do., 1915-17; Asst. Prof., G. E. 
 D. and Asst. Dean, Coll. of Engng., do., 
 191 7 — . Address, 804 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 FREDERICK ANREAS JORGENSEN 
 Dairy Mgr. ; b. D 21, 18S2, Hals, Denmark; 
 s. Jorgen Mork Sikker (b. Follet, do.) and 
 Sine Als Jorgensen (b. Hals, do.). Prepared 
 in Hals (Denmark) H. S. Buttermaker, Univ. 
 of 111.; Dairy Field Asst., do., 1911-12; Mgr., 
 Pioneer Creamery Co., Champaign, 1912 — . 
 Auth.: Circular 48. Mem., Scandinavia Club, 
 LTniv. of 111.; A. F. A. M. ; 111. Butter Mfrs. 
 Improvement Assn. ; Rotary Club, Champaign. 
 Married Sarah Grace McMillen ('09). S 3, 
 1913, Urbana. Address, 308 E. Springfield 
 Ave., Champaign. 
 
 JOHN CLARK JORDAN 
 Professor; A. B., Knox Coll., 1908; A. M., 
 Columbia LIniv., 1911; Ph. D., do., 1915; b. N 
 3, 1883. Varna, 111.; s. George Clark (b. N 
 -^5. 1857, Hiramsburg, O.) and Mary (Downey) 
 Jordan (b. Ap 12, i860, Wenona. 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Wenona H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Pundit Club. Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1908- 
 09; Instr.. do., 1912-14; Prof., Eng., Drury 
 Coll., Springfield, Mass., 1914-18; do., Univ. 
 of Ark., 1918 — . Auth.: Robert Greene, Colum- 
 bia Univ. press. New York City, 1915, 231 pp. 
 Married Annabel Harrison, Ag 2, 191 1, Gales- 
 burg. 111. Address, University of Arkansas, 
 Fayatte/ille, Ark. 
 
 WALTER EDWARD JOSEPH 
 
 (See No. G373) 
 
 EMMA REED JUTTON 
 
 (See No. 1237) 
 
 JAMES FRANKLIN KABLE 
 (See No. 1238) 
 
 VICTOR HUGO KADISH 
 Chemist; A. B., L'^niv. of Wis., 1906; b. 
 Mr, 18S4; s. Ernest Arthur (b. 1858, Chicago) 
 and Herminie (Wetzl) Kadish (b. 1863, Mil- 
 waukee). Prepared in No. Div. H. S., Chi- 
 cago. Theta Delta Chi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Asst., Chem., LTniv. of 
 111., 1906-07; Chem., Sprague, Warner & Co., 
 Chicago, 1908-10; Chem., Am. Hide & Leather 
 Co., Milwaukee, 1910-11; Grad. Stud., Leather 
 C'hem., Pratt Inst., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1911-12; 
 Sr. Chem., Milwaukee Sewerage Comn., 1913- 
 15; Supt. Milwaukee Patent Leather (To., 
 19 1 5 — . Invented Method of Recovering 
 Fertilizer Material from Tannery Waste 
 Liquids. Address, 736 Farwell Ave., Mil- 
 waukee. 
 
 JOHN BOYNTON KAISER 
 Librarian; A. B., West Reserve Univ., 
 Cleveland, 1008; B. L. S., New York St. Lib. 
 Sch., 1910; M. L. S., do., 1917; b. Ja i, 1887, 
 Cleveland; s. Peter Henry (b. S 14, 1840, 
 Gnadenhutten, O.) and Beza N. (Boynton) 
 Kaiser (b. S 23, 1845, Elyria, O.). Prepared 
 in Cleveland H. S. ; West. Reserve Univ. Law 
 Sch., 1907-08; LTniv. of 111. 1912-1913. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Phi Delta Phi; Phi Beta Kap-a. 
 Asst. Libn., West. Reserve Hist. Soc, sum- 
 mers 1907-08; Asst., Reference Dept., Cleve- 
 land Pub. Lib., summer 1909; Asst., N. Y. 
 St. Law Lib., Albany, N. Y., 1909-10; Asst. St. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 Libn. in charge of Legislative Reference Work, 
 Tex. St. Lib., Austin, 1910-11; Lecturer, De- 
 partmental Lib. Problems and Libn., Depts. 
 of Econ. and Sociol., Univ. of 111., 1911-14; 
 Libn., Tacoma Pub. Lib., Tacoma, Wash., 
 1914 — . Auth.: Law, Legislative, and Munici- 
 pal Reference Libraries, Boston Book Co., 
 19 14; Finding List of Books, Austin, Tex., 
 191 1 ; The National Bibliographies of the 
 South American Republics, Boston Book Co., 
 1913; A National legislative reference bureau, 
 Nation, Vol., 92, 191 1; Translations of Early 
 Texas Session Laws, Te.x.. Hist. Assn. Quart., 
 Vol. 15, 191 1 ; Municipal Reference Libraries, 
 Nation. Vol. 94, 1912; The Special Library and 
 the Library School, Lib. Jour., Vol. 37, 1912; 
 Library School Training for Law Library 
 Employes, Laiv Lib. Jour., Vol. 5, 1912; Amer- 
 ican Municipal Documents, Sfec. Libs. Vol. 4, 
 1913, Reprinted Lib. Jour., Vol. 38, 1913; The 
 Comprachicos, Jour. Am. Inst. Criminal Law 
 and Cri)nino!., Vol. 4, 1912; Scientific Law 
 Making, Independent, Vol. 7s, u, 1913; Pub- 
 licity for Libraries, Proceedings Pac. North- 
 west Lib. Assn., Vol. 5, 1914; The Civics 
 Room, Bui. Am. Lib. Assn., Vol. 9, 1915; 
 C barter Revision, Tacoma Daily News, S 16, 
 18, 19, 1916; Tacoma Public Library Annual 
 Reports 1914-17; various other articles. Mem., 
 Washington St. Lib. Advisory Bd., Pres, 
 191 6 — ; Advisory Bd., Lib. Dept., Univ. of 
 Wash. ; Am. Lib. Assn. ■ (Comm. on Legisla- 
 tion, 1917-18); N. Y. St. Lib. Sch. Assn.; 
 Am. Pol. Sc. Assn., 1914-15; Pres., Pacific 
 Northwest Lib. Assn., 1917-18; Rotary Club 
 (Tacoma) 1914-15; Sec, Citizens Sunday Ser- 
 vice Com., 1915 (Tacoma Stadium); Treas., 
 Tacoma Pub. Forum, 191 6-1 7; Sec, Manag- 
 ing Bd. Civic Bur., Tacoma Chamber of 
 C'ommerce, 1916-17; Trustee, Tacoma Chamber 
 of Commerce, 1917 — ; mem., Congr. Church. 
 Address, 2821 N. Lawrence St., Tacoma, 
 \\ ash. ; bus. add., Public Lib. do. 
 
 PERRY E. KARRAKER 
 
 (See No. 4741) 
 
 SEBASTIAN KARRER 
 (See No. G376) 
 
 ELEANOR DAGGETT KARSTEN 
 Secretar)*; Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 191 1; 
 Lect. and Sec, Lib. Sch., Univ. of 111., 1913- 
 14; Sec. to Pres., Bryn Mawr Coll., 1914-15; 
 Woman's Suffrage Work, New York City, 
 1915; Sec. to Jane Addams, Hull House, Chi- 
 cago, 1916 — . Married, Gustav E. Karsten, 
 Mr 24, 1891, Indianapolis. Children: Carl 
 and Paul. Address, Hull House, Chicago. 
 
 *GUSTAF E. KARSTEN 
 Ph. D., L^niv. of Freiburg, 1883; b. My 22, 
 1S59, Petershagenfeld, West Prussia, Ger. 
 Graduated at the Gymnasium in Marienburg, 
 1878; studied at Leipsic, Konigsburg and 
 Hetdelburg, 1878-83; do., at Tubingen, London, 
 and Paris, 1883-85. Decent in Germanic and 
 Rom. Philol., LTniv. of Geneva, Switzerland, 
 1885-86; Prof., Rom. Langs., Ind. Univ., 
 1886-90; Prof., Germanic Philol., do., 1890-93; 
 Substitute Prof^ Ger., Cornell, 1903-05; Sub- 
 stitute Prof., Ger., N. W. Univ., 1905-06; 
 Prof., Ger., and Head of Dept. of Mod. Langs., 
 Univ. of 111., 1906-08. Ed. -in-Chief and Pub., 
 Jour, of Eng. and Ger. Philol. Auth.: Zu 
 den alt Franzoesischen, Konsonantenverbin- 
 dungen, 1885; contributor to European and 
 American periodicals. Chm., Section of Ger- 
 manic Langs, at the Internat. Cong, of Arts 
 and Sc. held in connection with World's Fair, 
 St. Louis, 1904; Chm., Central Div. Mod. 
 Langs. Assn. of Am. 1907. Married Eleanor 
 S. Daggett, Mr 24, 1891, Indianapolis. Chil- 
 dren; Carl and Paul. Died Ja 28, 1908, Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 WILLIAM HARRISON KAVANAUGH 
 Professor; M. E., Lehigh Univ., 1894; b. 
 Ag 19, 1873, Williamsport, Pa.; s. Daniel (b. 
 Montgomery Co., N. Y.) and Emma Ramsey 
 Kavanaugh (b. Williamsport, Pa.). Prepared 
 in Williamsport (Pa.) H. S. Tau Peta Pi. 
 Prin., Miners and Mechanics Inst., Freeland, 
 Pa., 1894-s; Mercantile bus., Williamsport, 
 Pa., 1895-97; Instr., M. E., Univ. of 111., 
 1897-98; Draftsman, Pa. R. R., Williamsport, 
 1898-igoo; Chief Draftsman, do., 1900-01; 
 Instr., M. E., Univ. of Minn., 1901-02; Asst. 
 Prof., do., in charge of Exp. Engng., do., 
 1902-07; Prof., Exp. Engng., and Head of 
 Dept. do., 1907-16; Prof., Exp. Engng., Univ. 
 of Pa., 1916 — . Auth.: Problem ' in Metal- 
 lurgy, Tcchnograph, No. 12, 1898; 'Experiments 
 with Sandpipes and Rules for Designing same. 
 Proceedings Northwest Railway Club, Vol. 7, 
 1901 ; Steam Separator Tests, Minnesota Year 
 Book, No. 13, 1905. Mem., A. S. M. E. ; 
 Soc. for the Promotion of Engng. Educ; Am. 
 and Internat. Soc. for Testing Materials. Mar- 
 ried Julia S. Vogt, F 20, 1890, Allentown, 
 Pa. Children: Emma Cosette, b. Ja 2, 1898; 
 William Ramsey, b. Ap 19, 1910. Address, 
 2081 N. 63rd St., Overbrook, Philadelphia. 
 
 FRED HALL KAY 
 Geologist; B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1907; 
 b. F I, 18S5, Camp Point, 111.; s. William 
 Thomas and Margaret Belle (Hancock) Kay 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Maplewood H. S., Camp 
 Point, 111. Sigma Nu; Phi Beta Kappa. U. 
 S. Geol. Sur., 1907-10; Geol., So. Pacific Co., 
 1910-11; Asst. St. Geol., 111., 1911-17; Lecturer, 
 (ieol. Dept., Univ. of HI., 1916-17; Geol., 
 Sun Co., 1917 — ; Head, Land Dept., and Sec, 
 Twin St. Oil Co., 1918— . Auth.: Oil Fields 
 of 111., Bui. Geol. Soc. Am., Vol. 28; Carlin- 
 ville Oil and Gas Field, Bui 20, ///. St. Geol. 
 Sur.; Petroleum in 111. in 1914 and 1915 and 
 Notes on Bremen Antichne, Randolph Co., 
 Bui. 31, do., 1916; Petroleum in 111. in 1916 
 Bui. 35, do., 1917; Coal Resources of District 
 VII, Coal No. 6. West of Duquoin Antichne, 
 Bui. II, Cooperative Min. Investigations, 1915; 
 (with K. D. White) Coal Resources of District 
 VIII (Danville), Bui. 14, do.; various other 
 articles. Mem., Sigma Xi; A. F. A. M. ; 
 Univ. Club; A. I. M. E. ; Unitarian Church. 
 Married Vivian Woodcock, Ag 17, 1910, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Child, Caryl, b. Je 24, 1Q15 
 (died Je 26. 1915). Address, Twin State Oil 
 Co., Tulsa, Okla. 
 
 A. R. KEAGY 
 Instr., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918; 
 Stud., Univ. of 111. Address 604 W. Green 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 HUGH PRATT KEAN 
 (See No. G377) 
 
 FRED CROSBY KEELER 
 (See No. 3057) 
 
 HARRY KEELER 
 (See No. 961) 
 
 EDWARD SPENCER KEENE 
 (See No. 608) 
 
 ROBERT WOOD KEETON 
 Physician; A. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1906; 
 M. S., do., 1913; M. D., N. W. Univ. Med. 
 Sch., 1916; b. TI 7, 1883, West Point, Miss.; 
 s. James Madison (b. do.) and Georgii 
 (Brown) Keeton (b. Ala.). Prepared in 
 Webb Sch., Bellbuckle, Tenn. Gamma Alpha; 
 Pi Kappa Alpha; Sigma Xi. Asst., Biol., 
 Millikin Univ., 1903-05; Teacher, Sc, H. S., 
 Champaign, 1905-06; do., Houston, Tex., 1906- 
 10; Asst., Physiol., Univ. of Chicago, summer 
 
Faculty 
 
 89Q 
 
 1910, 1912, 1913, 1915; do., Univ. of 111., 
 1910-12; Adjunct. Prof., Physiol., Albany Med. 
 Sell., 1912-14; Interne, Cook Co. Hosp., Chi- 
 cago, 191 7-18. Auth. : Gastric Secretion in 
 Parathyroid Tetany, Am. Jour, of Physiol., 
 .Ta 1914; Distribution of Gastrin, do., 1915; 
 Stimulation of Hypophysis, do.; Site of Action 
 of Strychnine, Am. Jour, of Pharmacol., 1916; 
 Existence of a Gastric Lipase, Jour, of Biol. 
 Chimin., 1917. Address, 7455 Greenview Ave., 
 Chicago. 
 
 MARY HELEN KEITH 
 Assistant; B. S., Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1894; 
 A. M., Columbia, 1904; b. N 9, 1868, Brock- 
 ton, Mass.; d. Azra Benjamin (b. Je a. 1830, 
 do.) and Mary Ann (Gary) Keith (b. Ag 
 15, 1831, Hanson, Mass.). Prepared in Brain- 
 tree (Mass.) H. S. Alpha Theta Chi. Teacher, 
 Sc, 1896-1903; Instr., Cham., Mt. Holyoke 
 Coll., 1904-08; Analytical Chem., 1908-09; 
 Asst., Columbia, 1909-10; Asst., An. Nutrition, 
 O. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1910-14; do.., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1903; Asst., An. Nutrition, Univ. of 
 111., 1914 — . Auth.: Review in O. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta. Tech. Series; (with E. L. Ross and H. 
 S. (irindley) Phosphorous Metabolism of 
 Lambs Fed a Ration of Alfalfa, Hay, Corn, 
 and Linseed Meal, Jour. Agr. Research, Vol. 
 4, 1915; Lincoln in Urbana, Braintree Ob- 
 server, Vol. 39, 1916; Is Vegetarianism Based 
 on Sound Science?, Sc. Am. Supflement, Vol. 
 S2, 19 16; Vitamines, or Life Preservers, Jour. 
 Home Econ., Vol. 8, I9i6* The Wisdom of 
 Joseph, The Farmers Guide, Vol. 29, 1917; 
 Shall We Eat Corn Meal? A Question of 
 World Economics, Sc. Am. Supplement, Vol. 
 S4, 1917. Mem., Congr. Church; Am. Home 
 Econ. Assn.; 111. Acad, of Sc. ; A. C. S. 
 Address, 806 S. 6th St., Champaign. 
 
 OLIVER ARNOLD KELLER 
 Farmer; B. S., Purdue, 1910; b. D 29, 188?, 
 Clayton, Ind. ; s. Henry F. (b. Ap 10, 1855, 
 Mooresville, Ind.) and Margaret F. (Thomn- 
 son) Keller (b. O 8, 1856, Orange, N. C). 
 Prepared in Monrovia (Ind.) H. S. ; Central 
 Acad., Plainfield, Ind. Agathon Club, Purdue 
 Univ. Foreman, LTniv. of 111. Creamery, 1910- 
 11; Asst., Dairy Manufactures, do., 1911-15; 
 farmer, Mooresville, Ind., 1915-7; do., Dan- 
 ville, Ind., 19 1 7 — . Mem., Friends Church. 
 Married Clara Ruth Scott, Je 28, 1914. Child, 
 Maresa Jane, b. S 3, 1916. Address, Danville, 
 Ind. 
 
 ORAN KELLER 
 Chemist; B. S., Rutgers Coll., 1912; b. Ja 
 2, 1891, New Brunswick, N. J. Asst., Chem. 
 Soils, Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Chem., New 
 Brunswick, N. J., 1913 — . Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 253 George St., New Bruns- 
 wick, N. J.t 
 
 ROBERT BROWDER KELLER 
 Director; B. S., Purdue, 1908; b. My 10, 
 18S4, Louisville, Ky. Teacher, Louisville 
 Man. Tr. H. S., 1902-05; Apprentice Instr., 
 Erie R. R., Dunmore, Pa., 1909-10; Supvr. of 
 Apprentices, D. L. & U. R. R., 1910-13; ist 
 Asst., Engng. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 191 3- 
 15; Dir., O. S. Johnson Man. Tr. Sch., 1915 — . 
 Mem., Christian Sc. Church. Address, 1015 
 Sunset St., Scranton, Pa.f 
 
 CHARLES FABENS KELLEY 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1907; b. O 18, 
 1885, Boston; s. Augvistus Hill and Julia M. 
 (Dyer) Kelley. Prepared in Roxbury Latin 
 .Sch.; Studied portrait painting with Joseph 
 De Camp. Phi Kappa Sigma. Connected with 
 Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Boston Evening 
 Record, The Advertiser ; Instr., Arch, and A. 
 and D., LTniv. of 111., 1908-09; do.. Design, do., 
 1909-14; Asst. Prof, and Head of Dept. of 
 Art, O. St. LTniv., 1914-15; Prof, and Head 
 of Art Dept., do., 1915 — . Auth.: (with W. L. 
 
 Mowll), A Test Book of Design, Houghton 
 Mifflin & Co.; .'\rt in the American University, 
 The Nation, Jl 1909, reprinted in the Internat. 
 Studio, Ag, 1909; (with R. R. Root), Design in 
 Landscape, Century Co., 19 14. Mem., Coll. 
 Art. Assn., Sec; Harvard Club of Bastern 
 III., Sec; Copley Soc, Boston. Address, St. 
 Univ., Columbus, O. 
 
 GRACE OSGOOD KELLEY 
 (See No. 1909) 
 
 RALPH LEVERETT KELLEY 
 (See No. 6347) 
 
 TRUMAN LEE KELLEY 
 (See No. 3817) 
 
 ANITA MARGARET KELLOGG 
 B. S. ; Instr., Elocution and Phys. Culture 
 for Women, Univ. of 111., 1894-6. t 
 
 JOSEPH MITCHELL KELLOGG 
 Architect; B. Arch., Cornell, i"09; M. Arch., 
 (/()., 1912; b. S 26, 1885, Emporia, Kam.; s. 
 Lyman Bucher (b. S 28, 1841, Lorraine Co., 
 O.) and Mary Virginia (Mitchell) Kellogg (b. 
 Mr 4, 1850, Adamsville, O.). Prepared in 
 Emporia (Kan.) H. S. ; Univ. of Kan. Phi 
 (Jamma Delta; Gargoyle. Instr., Arch., Cor- 
 nell, 1910-12; do., Arch. Design, Univ. of 111., 
 1912-16; Arch, and Arch. Draftsman, 1916. 
 .Address, 13 11 Rhode Island Ave., Washington, 
 D. C. ; bus. add., 1729 New York Ave., do. 
 
 LYMAN M. KELLS 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Minn., loio; 
 A. M., Columbia, 1913; Ph. D., do., 1914. 
 Prepared in Sauk Center (Minn.) H. S. 
 Teacher, Math., Cooper Union, N. Y., nights, 
 1910-13; Instr., Coll. of City of New York, 
 iqi4-i6; Instr., Math., L'niv. of 111., 1916-18. 
 Bat. D, 329th F. A., Camp Custer, Mich.; 
 O. T. C, France, 191 8 — . Address, Sauk Cen- 
 ter, Minn.f 
 
 RUTH KELSO 
 
 (See No. 3436) 
 
 GEORGE THEOPHILUS KEMP 
 Physician; A. B., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 1883; Ph. D., do., 1886; M. D., Long Island 
 Coll.; b. N 7, 1861, Baltimore; s. William 
 Miller (b. 1814, Frederick Co., Md.) and 
 Emma (Amelung) Kemp (b. 1820, Baltimore). 
 Prepared in Baltimore City Coll. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi. Grad. Scholarship: Fellow- 
 ship and Fellowship by Courtesy. Demonstra- 
 tor of Physiol., Med. Dept., Univ. of Pa., 
 1886-87; Assoc. Dir., Hoadland Lab., Dept. 
 Bacteriol. and Physiol., 1888-98; do., Physiol., 
 1889-94; Lecturer on Physiol., Long Island 
 Coll. Hosp., 1892-94; Electro-Therapeutist, 
 Dept. of Gynaecol., do., 1892-94; Phys. to Dept. 
 of Nervous Diseases, Brooklyn Eye and Ear 
 Hosp., 1892-94; Prof., Physiol., LTniv. of 111., 
 1897-1908; Physician, 1908 — . Mem., Brooklyn 
 Pathol. Soc; King's Co. Med. Soc, New 
 York; Am. Pub. Health Assn.; Am. Physiol. 
 Soc; Soc. of Am. Anatomists; Am. Natural- 
 ists; A. A. A. S. ; A. M. A. Address, 8 25th 
 St., Baltimore. t 
 
 JACOB GARRETT KEMP 
 (See No. 2719) 
 
 AUBREY JOHN KEMPNER 
 Professor; Ph. D., Goettingen, 191 1; b. S 
 22, 1880, London, Eng. ; s. Nathan M. (b. 
 1849, Berlin, Ger.) and Sophia (Allberry) 
 Kempner (b. 1856, London, Eng.). Prepared 
 n Berlin, Ger.; LTniv. of Berlin. Instr., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1911-15; Assoc, do.. 
 
900 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 1915-18; Asst. Prof., </i;.. 1918 — . Auth.: Dis- 
 sertation, l'l)er das Waringsche Problem und 
 einige VcrallKemeinerungen, (loettingen, 1911. 
 Married Kactlic L. Kempncr, Mr 29, 1906, 
 Berlin, (lor. t'liildren: Sophia Hcdwig, b. Mr 
 1, 1907; Kllon Mary, b. N jo, 1912. Address, 
 907 \V. California St., Urbana. 
 
 FORREST ELLWOOD KEMPTON 
 (See No. G380) 
 HARRY COLE KENDALL 
 Engineer; B. S., Univ. of Mo., 1904; B. S., 
 Mass. Inst. Tech., 1905; b. Ap 17, 1883, St. 
 Louis; s. George J. and Eunice Elizabeth 
 (Cole) Kendall. Prepared in Kirkwood H. S. 
 Sigma Nu; Track Team, Univ. of Mo. With 
 Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co., 1905-09; Instr., 
 Univ. of 111., 1009-11; 111. Traction Co., 191 i- 
 12; Portland Ry. Light & Power Co., 1912-16; 
 Denver Tramway Co., 1917-1S; Engr., Emer- 
 gency Fleet Corp., 1918 — . Auth.: Bond Test- 
 ing Equipment, Univ. of 111. Test Car, Elcc. 
 Traction. 1912; Novel Transfer adopted by 
 Denver Tramway Co., Elec. Traction and Elec. 
 Ry. Jour., 1917; Saving that Extra shovelful of 
 Coal l)y Coasting, Elec. Ry. Jour., 1918. Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Married Annetta Dean, 1912, 
 Pittsburgh. C'hildren: Harry Cole, Jr., b. 
 u)i,i; William Dean, b. 1914. Address, 3539 
 1913; William Dean, b. 1914. Address, 6 
 St. Helen's Court, Portland, Ore.; bus. add.. 
 Lumberman's Bldg., (/i). 
 
 •JAMES KENIS 
 Instr., Clay Modeling and Arch. Ornamenta- 
 tion, L'niv. of 111., 1874-7. Died Antwerp, 
 Belgium. 
 
 LUTHER EUGENE KENNEDY 
 
 (See No. 7003) 
 ROBERT EDWIN KENNEDY 
 Instructor; b. Ag 4, 1SS7, Vincennes, Ind. ; 
 s. Thomas (b. O 29, 1845, Marietta, O.) and 
 Margaret Anne (Hall) Kennedy (b. My 9, 
 1850, Vincennes, Ind.). Prepared in Winona 
 Acad., Winona Lake, Ind. Attended L^niv. of 
 III., 1909-10; Instr., Foundry Practice, Lhiiv. 
 of 111., 191017. Co. A, 313th Engrs., Camp 
 Dodge, la., 1917; 2nd Lt., Ord. Dept., Aber- 
 deen Provisional Grounds, Aberdeen, Md., 
 1918 — . Address, Aberdeen, Md. 
 
 WTLLARD JOHN KENNEDY 
 Prof, and V. Dir. ; A. B., la. St. Coll., 
 1899; b. O I, 1876^ Vernon, Ont., Can.; s. 
 Archibald (b. Ja 1832, Maxwell, do.) and 
 Jane (McGinnis) Kennedy (b. Mr 1S37, Grieflf, 
 Scot.). Prejiared in Kcmptville H. S. Alpha 
 Zeta; Phi Kappa Phi; Medalist of Class of 
 1898, Ontario Agr. Coll.; George Cox Scholar- 
 ship, do, 1897; attended Ont. Agr. Coll.; 
 studied one yr. in Europe; Live Stock Lectur- 
 er, Minn.; Farmers Inst., 1898-99; Instr., An. 
 Husb., Univ. of 111., 1899-1900; Prof. An. 
 Husb. and V. Dir. of Agr. Exp. Sta., la. St. 
 Coll., 1901 — ; Expert in An. Husb., L^^. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1904-05, and 1907. Auth.: A 
 Number of Exp. Sta. Buls., and a regular con- 
 tributor to Breeders' Ga::ette. Farmers Advo- 
 cate, and various other agr. jours. Mem., Am. 
 Breeders' Assn.; Assn. of An. Nutr. • A. A. 
 A. S. Married Beulah M. Bingham, F 13, 
 1904, Ames, la. Children: R. M., b. N 22, 
 1904; R. A., b. Jl 2, 1906. Address, Ames, 
 la.t 
 
 ROBERT JOSEPH KERNER 
 
 Student; A. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1908; A. 
 M., do., 1909; b. Ag 27, 1887; s. Joseph A. 
 (b. Bohemia) and Reizena (Veselak) Kerner 
 (b. Austria). Prepared in W. Div. H. S., 
 Chicago. Honor Grad. Scholar, Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1907-08; Townshend Scholar in Hist., 
 Harvard, 1910-11. Instr., Hist., Lewis Inst., 
 Chicago; Asst., Am. Hist., Univ. of III., 1909- 
 
 10; Grad. Stud., Hist., Harvard, 19 10. Auth.: 
 Diary of Edward Crippen, 27th 111. Volunteers, 
 War of the Rebellion; Trans, of 111. St. Hist. 
 Soc. No. 14, 1901. Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; 
 111. Hist. Soc. Address, Cicero, Ill.t 
 
 JOSEPHINE ELLROD KERR (ALLISON) 
 (See No. 3059) 
 
 JAMES KESSLER 
 (See No. G3S2) 
 
 JAMES MOSS KETCH 
 (See No. 8478) 
 
 VICTOR ALVIN KETCHAM 
 Instructor; A. B., O. St. Univ., 1907; LL. 
 B., do., 1910; b. Ag 7, 1883, Corning, O. 
 Debate Coach, 11. S., Mt. Vernon, O., 1909-10; 
 Instr., Eng. and Debate Coach, Univ. of Me., 
 1910-12; Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1912-13. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, Corning, O.f 
 
 MILO SMITH KETCHUM 
 (See No. 889) 
 
 ALBERT FRANKLIN KIDDER 
 (See No. 2721) 
 
 ARTHUR KIERNAN 
 Instructor; Ph. B., Brown, 1011; A. M., do., 
 1916; b. D 2 2, iS8S, Providence, R. I.; s. 
 John (b. Ireland) and Mary A. (McCabe) 
 Kiernan (b. Providence, R. I.). Prepared in 
 Tech. H. S., Providence, R. I. Sigma Nu. 
 Asst., Math, and Stud., Univ. of 111., 1911-13; 
 Life Ins., 1913-15; Grad. Stud, and Asst., 
 Brown, 1915-16; Instr., U. S. Naval Acad., 
 i9ifi — . Married Grace Pollard, S 19, 1916, 
 Providence, R. I. Child, son, b. Je 28, 1918. 
 Address, 5 Martin St., Annapolis, Md. ; bus. 
 add., \J. S. Naval Acad., do. 
 
 ALLEN HOLMES KIMBALL 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Calif., 1910; 
 M. S., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1912; b. O 27, 1886. 
 Instr., Arch. Design, Univ. of 111., 1912-14; 
 Prof., la. St. Agr. Coll., 1914 — . Mem., Epis. 
 Church. .Address, 129 E. 7th St.. Ames, la.t 
 
 CLARA MAUD KIMBALL (GOLD- 
 SCHMIDT) 
 
 Born N 5, 1867, Boston; d. Edwin A. (b. 
 Orange, N. J.) and Clara J. (Bryant) Kimball 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Champaign H. S. At- 
 tended L'niv. of 111., 1883-84; N. E. Conserva- 
 tory of Music, 1885-86, 1887-88; Teacher, 
 Music, 1886-87. do., Univ. of 111., 1888-92. 
 1893-94; stud, in Berlin, Ger., 1892-93. Mem., 
 \\ Oman's Club, Upper Montclair, Pres. ; Bd. 
 of Mgrs. for Montclair Fresh Air and Con- 
 valescent Home, Sec. Married Edward Gold- 
 schmidt, Je 14, 1894, Champaign. Children: 
 Margaret Maud, b. J a 14, 1896; Clara E., b. 
 My 27, 180S; Edward Kimball, b. Jl 14, 1905. 
 .4i!dress, 21 Norman Rd., Upper Montclair, N.J. 
 
 •EDWARD ALONZO KIMBALL 
 Born N 21, i8?4. Orange, N. H. Foreman, 
 Mach. Shop, Univ. of 111., 1877-85; Instr., 
 iron work and foreman, 1S85-89. Married 
 Clara Jane Brooks Bryant. Children: Edwin 
 Raymond, b. N 5. 1803; Clara Mavid, b. N 5, 
 18(17; C'onrad Bryant, b. S 23, 1873. Died 
 N 14, 1898, Chicago. 
 
 SIDNEY FISKE KIMBALL 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1000; M. Arch., 
 do.. 1912; Ph. D., L'niv. of Mich., 1015; b. 
 D 8, 1888, Newton, Mass.; s. Edwin Fiske and 
 Ellen (Ripley) Kimball. Prepared in Me- 
 chanic Arts H. S., Boston. Delta l^psilon; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Rho Chi. Instr., 
 
Faculty 
 
 901 
 
 Arch., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Asst. Prof., 
 Arch., Univ. of Mich., 1913— i In charge of 
 Dept. of Fine Arts, do., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Thomas Jeffer.son and the First Monument of 
 the Classical Revival in America, 191S; 
 Thomas Jefferson, Architect, Boston, 19 16; 
 (with G. if. Edgell) A History of Architecture, 
 Harper & Brothers, 1918; The Arrangement of 
 Photographs, Brickbidlder, Vol. 17, 1908; Brick 
 Manor Houses of France, do., Vol. 21, 1912. 
 1913; The Dept. of Arch., Univ. of III. Alumni 
 Quarterly, Vol. 7, iQU; The History and 
 Monuments of our National Art, Art and 
 Archaeology, Vol. 4. i9i('; The Chateau des 
 Grotteaux, Arch. Record, Vol. aO, 1916; The 
 Genetis of the White House. Century Mag., 
 Vol. 95, 1918; various other articles. Mem., 
 A. I. A.; Archaeol. Inst, of Am.; Harvard 
 Club, New York City; Univ. Club, Ann Ar- 
 bor, Mich. Married Marie Goebel ('11), Je 
 7, 1913, ITrbana. Address, Univ. of Va., 
 Charlottesville, Va. 
 
 JAMES ERNEST KINDRED 
 (See No. G385) 
 
 HOWARD BAKER KINGSBURY 
 (See No. 3823) 
 
 MARGARET KINGSBURY (FOOTE) 
 A. B., Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1907; b. S 3, 
 1884, Bulgaria; d. Frederick Lyman and Lu- 
 ella Loughton (Olds) Kingsbury. Prepared 
 in Newton H. S., Newtonville, Mass. ; Univ. 
 of Calif.; Univ. of 111. Libn., Catalog Dej)!., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-11; In charge of Hist, and 
 Pol. Sc. Seminary, do., 1911-13. Married 
 l-'rancis Seeley Foote, Jr., Jl 15, 1913, Los 
 Angeles. Children: Elizabeth Luella, b. Ap 
 30, 1914; Francis Seeley, III, b. D 10, 1916. 
 Address, 1541 Hawthorne Terrace, Berkeley, 
 Calif. 
 
 JOHN STERLING KINGSLEY 
 Professor; A. B., Williams Coll., 1875; Sc. 
 D., Princeton, 1885; b. Ap 7, 1854, Cincin- 
 natus, N. Y. : s. Lewis (b. D 12, 1823, do.) 
 and Julia Abigail (Kingman) Kingsley (b. F 
 21, 1824, do.). Prepared in Norwich (N. Y.) 
 and Cincinnatus (N. Y.) Acads.; Brooklyn 
 (N. Y.) Poly.; Peabody Acad, of Sc; Phila- 
 delphia Acad, of Sc; Univ. of Freiburg. Cura- 
 tor, Peabody Acad, of Sc, 1876-78; do., Wor- 
 cester Nat. Hist. Soc, 1880-81; Prof., Zool., 
 Univ. of Ind., 1887-89; do., Univ. of Neb., 
 1889-91; Prof., Biol., Tufts Coll., 1892-1913; 
 Prof., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1913—- Ed., 
 Standard Nat. Hist., 1881-84; Am. Naturalist, 
 1886-1907; Jour, of Morphol., 1910 — . Author.: 
 Naturalists Assistant, 1882; Vertebrate Zoology, 
 1899; Elements of Comparative Zoology, 1897; 
 Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates, 1912, 
 revised 1917; Translated Hertwig Man. of 
 Zool., 1902, revised 1912; About 300 articles. 
 Mem., Boston Soc of Nat. Hist.; Philadelphia 
 Acad, of Natural Sc. ; Am. Naturalists; Am. 
 Anatomical Soc. ; Soc. of Am. Zool. ; Ind. and 
 111. Acads. of Sc. ; Anatomische Gesellschaft; 
 Zool. Soc. of London; A. A. A. S. Married 
 Mary Emma Read, Ja 31, 1882, Salem, Mass. 
 Child, Mary Winship. Address, loii W. 
 California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 DAVID KINLEY 
 Prof., Dean, and Univ. V. P.; A. B., Yale, 
 1884; A. B., Johns Hopkins, 1892; Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1893; LL. D., 111. Coll., Univ. 
 of Wis., 1918; b. Ag 2, 1861, Dundee, Scot- 
 land; s. David (b. Belfast, Ireland) and Jes- 
 sie Preston (Shepherd) Kinley (b. Dundee, 
 Scotland). Prepared in Punchard Free Sch., 
 and Phillips Acad., Andover, Mass. Phi Gam- 
 ma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Second Math. 
 Prize, soph, class; First Prize, soph, year. 
 Essay Writing. Prin., H. S., North Andover, 
 
 Mass., 1884-90; Asst., Hist., Johns Hopkins, 
 1891-92; Instr., Econ. and Logic, Baltimore 
 Woman's Coll., 1891-92; Asst., Econ., Univ. 
 of Wis., 1892-93; Asst. Prof., Econ., Univ. 
 of 111., 1893-94; Prof., Econ. and Dean, Coll. 
 of Literature and Arts, do., 1894- 1906; Dir., 
 Sch. of Commerce, 1902-1915; Prof., Econ. and 
 Dean, Grad. Sch., do.. 1906; V. P., Univ., 
 1914 — ; Hon. Mem., Faculty, Univ. of Chile. 
 Auth.: The Independent Treasury of the 
 United States, Crowell, 1893; Trusts, (a 
 monograph), Univ. Assn., Chicago, 1899; 
 Money, Macmillan Co., 1904; The Use of 
 Credit Instruments in Payments in the United 
 States, Rept. to Nat. Monetary Comn., 1910; 
 The Independent Treasury and the Banks, do., 
 1910; also many articles. Mem., Congr. 
 Church; Wis. Acad. Sc, Arts, and Letters; 
 Am. Econ. Assn., Pres., 1913; Am. Statistical 
 Soc; City Club of Chicago, 1905; Univ. Club 
 of ("hicago; Research Com., Div. of Hist, and 
 Econ., Carnegie Endowment for Internal. 
 Peace; 111. Indus. Ins. Comn., 1906; U. S. 
 Delegate to 4th Pan-Am. Cong., Buenos Ayres, 
 1910; Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy on 
 Special Mission, Santiago, Chile, 1910; Dele- 
 gate to Second Pan-Am. Sc Cong., Wash- 
 ington, 191 5; mem.. Permanent (!roup Com., 
 of Pan-Am. Conf. assigned to the Republic 
 of Chile, 191 5 — ; City Club, Chicago; Univ. 
 Club, ('hicago. Married Kate Ruth Neal, Je 
 22, 1897. Children: Harriet Louise, b. 3, 
 1898; Janet Fraser, b. Ag 28, 1903. Address, 
 iioi W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 HARLOW BARTON KIRKPATRICK 
 
 (See No. 1541) 
 
 SIDNEY DALE KIRKPATRICK 
 
 (See No. 7693) 
 
 FLORENCE MARY KIRKUP (PARCEL) 
 Born Jl 21, 1882, Durham Co., Eng. Pre- 
 pared in Denison (la.) Pub. Sch.; Grad., 
 Denison Norm. Coll. ; Nat. summer sch. of 
 Music; Attended Chicago Musical Coll.; pupil 
 of Mrs. Cheney, New York City, and of Frank 
 Baird, Chicago. Pvt. work, Denison, la., three 
 yrs.; Manilla, la., one yr.; Chicago, one yr. ; 
 teacher. Voice and Piano, Norm. Coll., Mor- 
 rison, Tenn., one yr. ; do., Voice and Chorus 
 in Hillside Home Sch., Hillside, Wis., two yrs.; 
 do.. Voice and Music Hist., N. W. Coll., 
 Naperville, 111., two yrs.; Instr., Voice, Univ. 
 of 111., 1909-15. Married John Parcel. Ad- 
 dress, 806 i2th Ave., S. E., Minneapolis.t 
 
 DAVID KLEIN 
 (See No. 2726) 
 
 EARL KILBURN KLINE 
 Professor; B. A., LTniv. of Okla., 1906; 
 B. A., Oxford Univ., 1910; M. A., do., 1913; 
 b. Mr 14, 1884, Harper, Kan.; s. E. W. (b. 
 1847, Shenandoah Valley, Va.) and Lottie 
 (Birkett) Kline (b. 1855, Washington, 111.). 
 Prepared in Oldcott H. S., Stillwater, Okla. 
 Senate Debating Soc. Attended Univ. of 
 Goettingen and Univ. of Leipzig, 1910-13. 
 Stud., Asst., Latin, Okla. Univ., 1905-07; 
 Instr., Ger., Kan. Univ., 1913-14; Asst. Prof., 
 Mod. Lang., Whitman Coll., 1914-15; Instr., 
 Ger., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Prof., Mod. Lang., 
 Univ. of Wyo., 1916 — . Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Annemorie Frauenheim, Ag 17, 1914, 
 New Orleans. Address, 709 Sheridan St., 
 Laramie, Wyo. 
 
 HARRY JOHN KLOTZ 
 (See No. 5251) 
 
 WILLARD ALFRED KNAPP 
 (See No. 3061) 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 JOHN MEREDITH KNAPPENBERGER 
 
 (See No. 9182) 
 
 ABNER RICHARD KNIGHT 
 
 (See G392) 
 LEE IRVING KNIGHT 
 
 (See No. 1720) 
 MABEL ALMA KNIGHT (HARKNESS) 
 
 (See No. 4753) 
 CHARLES TOBIAS KNIPP 
 Professor; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1S94; A. M., do., 
 1896; Ph. D., Cornell, 1900; b. Ag 13, 1809, 
 Napoleon, O. ; s. Frederick E. (b. D 20, 1S42, 
 Galion, O.) and Pauline (Vouche) Knipp (b. 
 S 21, 1845, Saxony, Ger.). Prepared in Na- 
 poleon (<.).) H. S. Sigma Xi; Hon. Mem., 
 Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Pres. White Fellowship, 1898- 1900. Instr., 
 Phys., Ind. Univ., 1S93-1900; Asst. Prof., do.. 
 1000-03; Instr., Univ. of Mo., Smnmer Sch., 
 Mountain Grove, Mo., 1902; Asst. Prof.. 
 Phys., LTniv. of 111., 1903-15; Assoc. Prof., 
 Exp. Elec, do., 1915-17; Prof., do.. 1917 — ; 
 Instr., Phys., Ind. Univ. Summer Sch., 1905; 
 on leave for study abroad. Cavendish Lab., 
 Cambridge Univ., Eng., 1910-11. Auth. : Tem- 
 perature and Potential-Pressure Relations in 
 the Mercury Arc, Phys. Rt':\, \'ol. 31. 1910; 
 do., abstract in full, Electrician (of London), 
 Vol. 66, 1910; Ein leistungsfahigcr und schnell 
 wirkender Apparat zur Destination von Oucck- 
 silber, Phys. Zcitschr, Vol. 12, 191 1; an Ef- 
 ticient and Rapid Mercury Still, Sc. Vol. a, 
 1911; Rays of Positive Electricity from the 
 W'ehnelt Cathode, Phil. Mag., Vol. 22, 191 1; 
 On the Production of a Helix of Ravs from 
 the Wehnelt Cathode, Phys. Rev., Vol. 34, 
 1911; Rays of Positive Electricity from the 
 Wehnelt Cathode (second paper), do.. Vol. 34, 
 1912; The Effect of Light on the Helix of 
 Cathode Rays from a Wehnelt Cathode, ex- 
 perimental. Abstract in do.; On the Beaded 
 Character of the Cathode Rav Line as Revealed 
 by Instantaneous Photograplis taken at Short 
 Range, do., N. S., Vol. 2, No. i, Jl, 1013; 
 The Determination of e/m for Cathode Rays 
 as a Laboratory Experiment for an Under- 
 graduate Course in Electrical Measurements, 
 *Sch. Sc. and Maih., Vol. 14, 1914: Determina- 
 tion of the Horizontal Intensity of the Earth's 
 Afagiietic Field by Means of the Discharge 
 from the Wehnelt Cathode, Terrestial Magnet- 
 ism and Atmosf'heric Elec., Vol. 20, No. 2, Je 
 1 915; Color Effects of Positive and Cathode 
 Rays in Residual Air, Hydrogen, Helium, etc., 
 5'c-., N. S., Vol. 42, No. 1096, 1915; various 
 other articles. Mem., 111. St. Acad, of Sc. ; 
 Ind. Acad, of Sc. ; A. A. A. S. ; Fellow, 1900; 
 Am. Phys. Soc; Assoc. Mem., A. I. E. E., 
 1905; Presby. Church. Married Frances 
 Ynona Knaiise, Je 25, 1896, Arcadia, Ind. 
 Children: Pauline Louise, b. Ap 2, 1000; Fran- 
 ces Mary, b. Je 21, 1904; Julian Knause, b. 
 Ja 18, 1910; Charles Joseph, b. Ag 14, 1911 
 (died Ag 24, 191 1); Barbara, b. 1913. Ad- 
 dress, 913 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 CARL F. KNIRK 
 Dir.,, Gardens; b. Je, 1S80, Quincv, Mich. 
 Grad., Central St. Norm. Sch., Mt. Pleasant, 
 Mich., 1905; Lfniv. of Chicago. Asst., Geog., 
 Central St. Norm. Sch., one yr. ; Stud. Asst., 
 Geol., Univ. of 111., 1907-08; Asst., do., 1008-09; 
 teacher, Cleveland Pub. Schs., 190S-17; Dir., 
 Gardens, Cleveland, 191 7 — . Mem., Church 
 of the New Jerusalem. Married Olive Hafer, 
 Je 25, 1909. Child, Carl Hafer, b. Ap i, 191 1. 
 Address, 1437 Mars Ave., Cleveland. 
 
 JOHN McBRIDE KNOTE 
 A. B., Wittenberg Coll., 1904; A. M., O. 
 St. Univ., 1906; b. F 19, 1884, Springfield, O. 
 Sigma Xi. Instr., Chem., O. St. Univ., 1904- 
 
 07; do., Ceram. Chem., do., 1907-08; do., 
 Ceram., Univ. of 111., 1908-11. Auth.: Some 
 Physical and Chemical Changes in Clays Due 
 to the Inlluence of Heat ; A New Type of 
 Laboratory Kiln. Mem., Lutherati Cluuch. 
 .Address, Springfield, Ill.t 
 
 MIRIAM KNOWLTON 
 (See No. 6366) 
 
 WILLIAM HAW KNOX 
 Soil Specialist; Ph. G., S. Dak. Agr. Coll., 
 1895; B. S., do., 1898; M. S., do., 1901; b. 
 Ag 4, 1872, Montford, Wis. Teacher, Pub. 
 Sch.; Lab. Instr., Chem., S. Dak. Agr. Coll., 
 four yrs. ; Chief Asst., Soil Phys., III. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., 1901-02. S. Dak. Agr. Coll., Ad- 
 dress, S. Dak. Agr. Coll., Brookings, S. Dak. J 
 
 FRED CONRAD KOCH 
 
 (See No. 1241) 
 
 CHARLES ATWOOD KOFOID 
 Prof, and Asst. Dir.; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 
 1S90; A. M.. Harvard. 1892: Ph. D.. do., 1894; 
 b. O II, 1865, Granville, 111.; s. Nelson (b. 
 1839, Bornholm, Denmark) and Tanette (Blake) 
 Kofoid (b. Ja 8. 1844, Granvifle, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Ciranville H. S. ; Oberlin Acad. 
 Lambda Chi Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta 
 Kappa Alpha; Signi>i Xi; Grad. Fellowship, 
 Harvard, 1903-04; Teaching Fellowship, Ober- 
 lin CoU., 1890-91; Instr., Vertebrate Morphol., 
 l^niv. of Mich., 1S94-95; Supt., Biol. Exp. Sta.; 
 Asst. Prof. Zool., and Supt., Natural Hist. 
 Sur., I'niv. of 111., 1S96-1901; Asst. Prof., 
 Histol,. and Embryol., Univ. of Calif., 1901-04; 
 Assoc. Prof., do., 1904-05; Acting Head of 
 Dept., Zool., do., 1905-06; Acting Dir., San 
 Diego Marine Biol. Sta., 1905-08; Asst. Dir., 
 do., iqoS-ii; Prof., Zool. and Head of Dept., 
 do., 1910 — ; Asst. Dir., Scripps Inst. Biol. Re- 
 search, Univ. of Calif., 19 11 — . Maj., San. 
 Corps, N. A., loiS; Commanding officer,, Dept. 
 Lab., Fort Sam Houston, Tex., 191 8; do.. Lab. 
 Car Metchnikoff So. Dept., U. S. A., 1918; 
 engaged in Hookworm Sur. of troops of So. 
 Dept. Honorable mention, Paris Expisition, 
 1900; Gold Medal La. Purchase Exposition, 
 1904; Scientific Staff, Mich. Fish Comn., sum- 
 mer, 1894; Asst. Naturalist, U. S. S. Alba- 
 tross, Coast of Calif., 1904; with Eastern Pa- 
 cific Expedition of Alexander Agassiz. LT. S. S. 
 Albatross, 1904-05; Special Agt., U. S. Bur. of 
 Educ. to Biol. Stas. of Europe, 1008-09. In- 
 ventor, Kofoid Plankton Net; Kofoid Water 
 Sampler for deep sea work; Kofoid self-closing 
 horizontal deep sea closing net. Auth. : Nu- 
 merous scientific articles in Bui. 111. Sta. Lab. 
 Natural Hist.; Bui. M. C. Z., ITniv. of Calif. 
 Publications in Zool., Arch. F. Protistenkunde, 
 Am. A'attiralist ; Assoc. Ed. Am. A^attiralist. 
 1896; Zool. Ed.. Jour, of Applied Microscopy, 
 1001-04; Ed.. LTniv. of Calif. Publications in 
 Zool.; Am. Ed., Internationale Rezue Gesam- 
 stcm Hydrobiologie und Hydrographie ; Col- 
 laborator, Jour, of E.rp. Zoology, Am. Jour. 
 of Anatomy : Archil es de Biologic Lacustrial. 
 Mem.. Congr. Church; A. A. A. S., fellow; 
 Am. Soc. Microscopists, 1896; Assn. Am. An- 
 atomist, 1004; Am. Soc. Naturalists, 1895; 
 Am. Soc. Morphologists, 1S04; Am. Soc. Zoo- 
 logists. 1902; Biol. Soc. of the Pacific, 1910 — ; 
 San Francisco Acad, of Sc, 1901. Fellow, 
 1918; A. A. A. S., 1914; Wash. Acad. Soc, 
 1914: C^om. on Protozool. of Med. Zool., Div. 
 of Medicine and Related Sc, Nat. Research 
 Council. Married Carrie Prudence Winter, 
 Te 30, 1894, Middlefield. Conn. Address, 2616 
 Etna St., Berkley, Calif. 
 
 EDW^ARD F. KOHMAN 
 Chemist; B. A., Univ. of Kan., i9i2:_Ph. D., 
 Yale, 1915; b. Ja 19. 1885, Dillon, Kan.; s. 
 Henry (b. 1845, Ger.) and Mary (Wuthnow) 
 
Faculty 
 
 903 
 
 Koliman (b. 1849, Wis.)- Prepared in Dick- 
 inson Co., H. S., Chapman, Kan. Alpha Chi 
 Sigma; Phi Bela Kappa; Sigma Xi. Assoc, 
 Dairy Chcm., Univ. of III., 1915-17; Chem., 
 IT. S. Bur. of Chem., 1917 — . Married Margue- 
 rite (). Villepigue, Jl 29, 19 14, Chanute, Kan. 
 Children: Truman Paul, b. Mr 8, 1916; Bar- 
 bara Ann, b. Je 6, 1917. Address, 25 John- 
 son Ave., Indianapolis. 
 
 ARMIN HAJINAN ROLLER 
 Instructor; A. B., West. Reserve Univ., 
 190s; A. M., do., 1906; Ph. D., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 191 1 ; b. Ja 26, 1878, Komjati, Hungary; 
 s. Francis Philip (b. F 1848, Egerszog. do.) 
 and Lina (Stark) Koller (b. My 1858, Kom- 
 jati, do.). Prepared in Gymnasium, Budapest, 
 Hungary. Fellowship, Ger., Univ. of Chicago, 
 2 yrs. Acting Asst. Prof., Ger., Butler Coll., 
 Indianapolis, 191 o; Asst., Ger., Univ. of 111., 
 1910-11; Instr., do., 191 1 — . Auth.: The The- 
 ory of Environment, Part I, Geo. Banta Pub. 
 Co., 1 918; Methods of Teaching Prose Com- 
 position, Monastshefte fiir Deutsche Sprache 
 iind Pcidagogik, Vol. 15, F and Mr 1914. Mem., 
 Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Philol. Soc, Univ. 
 of 111. Married Katherine Schlesinger, Je 16, 
 1912, Cleveland. Children: Ruth, b. My 4, 
 191 3; Elizabeth, b. O 10, 19 14; Edna, b. Ap 
 14, 1916. Address, 11 10 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 LILY KOLLOCK (PAETOW) 
 
 A. B., Woman's Coll. of Baltimore, 1895; 
 Ph. D.. ITniv. of Pa., 1899: b. Ap 27, 1873, 
 Philadelphia; d. Matthew Henry (b. Jl 10, 
 1834, Norfolk, Va.) and Katherine (McEl- 
 haney) Kollock (b. Ag i, 1852, Philadelphia). 
 Picpared in Philadelphia Girls' Sch., and Girls' 
 Latin Sch., Baltimore. Tau Kappa Pi; Sigma 
 Xi; Bloomfield-Moore Fellow in Chem., Univ. 
 of Pa., 1897-99; Hon. Fellow, C'hem., do., 1900- 
 01; Instr., Chem., Vassar Coll., 1899-1900; 
 Head of Dcpt., Chem. and Phys., Girls' H. S., 
 Louisville, Ky., 1901-07; Dean of Women, 
 I'niv. of 111., 1907-10. Auth.: The Use of 
 the Rotating Anode and Mercury Cathode in 
 Klectro-Analysis, Proceedings of Am. Phil. Soc., 
 V'ol. 44, and Trans. A. C. S.. Vol. 27; The 
 Use of Rotating Anode and Mercury Cathode 
 in Electro-Analysis, Second Paper, Trans. A. 
 C. S., Vol. 27; The Effect of Sulphuric Acid 
 on the Deposition of Metals, When Using a 
 Mercury t'athode and Rotating Anode, do.. 
 Vol. 29, and Proceedings of Am. Phil. Soc, 
 Vol. 45 ; New Results in Electrolysis, Proceed- 
 ings of Am. Phil. Soc, Vol. 46; The Determi- 
 nation of Indium with Use of Mercury Cathode 
 and Rotating Anode, Trans. A. C. S., Vol. 32; 
 various other articles. Married Louis John 
 I'aetow, Je 6, 191 1, Philadelphia. Children: 
 Charles Kollock, b. Jl 15, 1912; Dorothea Gar- 
 ling, b. F 24, 1916. Address, 722 Arlington 
 Ave., Thousand Oaks, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 JOSEPHINE RUTH KORTEN 
 
 B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1902; b. N 9, 1878, 
 Green Bay, Wis.; s. Charles (b. Je 19, 1835, 
 Wcsel, Ger.) and Josephine (Koch) Korten 
 (b. Ja 19, 1846, Birnbaum, do.). Prepared 
 in Englewood H. S. Fellow and Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1902-3; Asst., Chem., Vassar 
 Coll., 1903-4; Instr., Chem., Wells Coll., 1904-5; 
 attended Univ. of Chicago, 1905-6. Address, 
 6722 Union Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 ALONZO PLUMSTED KRATZ 
 (See No. 3065) 
 
 JLTNIUS FREDERICK KREHBIEL 
 Chemist; B. S., Alfred Univ., 1904; b. D 
 29, 1879, Delevan, N. Y. Instr., Chem., Alfred 
 l^niv., 1905-06; do., Ceram., LTniv. of 111., 
 1906-07; Ceram. Chem., Am. Terra Cotta Co., 
 111., 1907-09; in Prof. Orton's testing lab., 
 
 Columbus, O., 1912-14; Ceram. Chem., Advance 
 Terra Cotta Co., Chicago Hgts., III., 1914 — . 
 Address, 1612 Thorn St., Chicago Heights, 111. 
 
 ADOLPH KREIKENBAUM 
 (See No. 1543) , 
 
 HARRY 
 
 CLEVELAND KREMERS 
 (See G395) 
 
 AUGUST CHARLES KREY 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1907; A. 
 M., do., 1908; b. Je 29, 1886, Ger. Asst., Hist., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1907-08; Asst. Instr., H. S., 
 Milwaukee, 1908-09; Asst., Hist., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1909-10; Head Instr., do., H. S., Mil- 
 waukee, 1910; Instr., do., Univ. of Tex., 1910- 
 12; do., LTniv. of III., 1912-13; do., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1913 — . Address, 939 14th Ave., S. E., 
 Minneapolis.! 
 
 WILLIAM OTTERBEIN KROHN 
 Physician; A. B., West. Coll. (now Leander 
 Clark Coll.), 1887; A. M., Ph. D., Yale, 1889; 
 M. D., N. W. Univ., 1905; b. Mr 23, 1868, 
 Gabon, O. ; s. Benjamin Franklin (b. near 
 York, Pa.) and Barbara Ann (Smith) Krohn 
 (b. near Gabon, O.). Prepared in Gabon (O.) 
 H. S. Alpha Kai)pa Kappa; Sr. Fellowship, 
 Clark Univ., 1892. Head of Dept., Phil., 
 Psych., and Ethics, Adelbert Coll. and Cleve- 
 land Coll. for Women of West. Reserve Univ., 
 1889-91; Asst. Prof., Psych, and Ped., Univ. 
 of 111., 1892-93; Asst. Prof., Psych., do., 
 1893-97; Psychologist, Eastern Hosp. for In- 
 sane, Kankakee, 1897-99; lecturer and auth., 
 Chicago, 1899-1905; Physician, Chicago, 1905 — . 
 Founder of 111. Soc. for Child Study, Univ. 
 of 111., 1895; of The Child Study Monthly; 
 The Psychiater. Inventor of Special research 
 apparatus for Lab. of Psych, and examination 
 of insane. Auth.: Practical Lessons in Psy- 
 chology, Werner Co., 1893; Graded Lessons in 
 Hygiene, William O. Krohn & Co., now pub. by 
 D. Appleton & Co.; First Book in Hygiene, do.; 
 also various articles. Married Emma Beard- 
 shear, Ag 26, 1887, Dayton, O. (died Ja 6, 
 1890, Cleveland); Hattie Weaver, S 7, 1892, 
 New London, Conn. Children: Gretchen, b. 
 Jl 24, 1888; Stuart Beardshear, b. O 22, 1889. 
 Address, 29 E. Madison St., Chicagof 
 
 A. LOUIS KUEHMSTED 
 M. E., Cornell, 1891; b. Ja 17, 1866, 0.sh- 
 kosh. Wis. Prepared in Oshkosh (Wis.) H. S. 
 Asst., Elec. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1892-3; 
 Pres. and Gen. Mgr., Gregory Elec. Co., Chi- 
 cago. Address, 1601 S. Lincoln St., Chicago. f 
 
 ALFRED LEONHARDT KUEHN 
 (See No. 1368) 
 
 FRED KUHLMANN 
 Psychologist; A. B., Univ. of Neb., 1899; 
 A. M., do., 190 1 ; Ph. D., Clark Univ., 1903; 
 b. Mr 22, 1876, Davenport, la. Sigma Xi. 
 Asst., Psych. Lab., LTniv.. of Neb., 1898-1901; 
 do.. Clark Univ., 1901-05; Instr., Psych., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-10; Dir. Research, Minn. Sch. for 
 Feeble Minded and Colony for Epileptics, 
 1910 — . Auth.: Experimental Studies in Men- 
 tal Deficiency, Am. Jour, of Psych., Vol. 15; 
 The Place of Mental Imagery and Memory 
 Among Mental Functions, do., 1905. Address, 
 State Hosp., Faribault, Minn.f 
 
 CHARLES JULIUS KULLMm 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1899; A. M., do., 
 1000; Ph. D.. Tubingen. Wurtemburg, 1901; b. 
 Mr 5, 1879, Sedalia, Mo.; s. John M. (b. F 
 10, 1849, Lafayette, Ind.) and Sallie Adelaide 
 (Fenner) Kullmer (b. D 18, 1856, Bellevue, 
 la.). Prepared in Great Falls, Mont. Instr., 
 Harvard and Radcliffe, 1901-04; Instr., Ger., 
 
904 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Univ. of 111., 1904-05; Asst. Prof., Syracuse 
 Univ., 1905-08; Assoc. Prof., do., 1908-12; 
 Prof., do., 1912 — . Invented "Kullmer Equa- 
 torial Star Finder," 19 10. Auth. : A Passage 
 in Hermann and Dorothea, Mod. Lang. Notes, 
 Vol. 20; Poessneck, the Scene of Hermann 
 and Dorothea, Baltimore, Furst Co., 1907; 
 Poessneck und Hermann and Dorothea, Heidle- 
 berg, Winter Univ., Buchg, 1907; A Sketch 
 Map of Germany: The 2x3 Diagonal Method, 
 Syracuse, Kramer, 1912; (with Prof. C. W. 
 Cabeen) France: A French Composition Book, 
 the Roofed Square — Paris Method, Syracuse, 
 Kramer, 1914; Betrachtungen iiber die Biblio- 
 theken, Frankfurter Zcitiing, No. 241, 1910; 
 Star Maps and Star Facts, Syracuse, 19 10, 
 2nd edition, 1912; The Delights of an Interest 
 in the Stars, Syracuse, 1910; A Luminous 
 Meteor Cloud, Mont hi v Weather Rcvieiv, D 
 1908; The Shift of the Storm Track, Publica- 
 tion, 192, Carnegie Inst, of Wash., 1914; The 
 Law of the Shift of the Storm Track, Bui. 
 of the Geo!. Soc. of Am., Vol. 25; Monthly 
 Storm Frequency in the U. S., Proceedings 
 of the Second Pan-Am. Sc. Cong., Vol. 11, 
 Washington, 19 17. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assii.; 
 L'niv. Club, Syracuse. Address, 505 Univ. 
 Place, Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 JACOB KUNZ 
 Professor; Ph. D., Polytechnikum, Zurich, 
 Switzerland, 1907; b. N 3, 1874, Brittnau, 
 Switzerland; s. Jacob (b. 1843, do.) and Anna 
 Maria (Weber) Kunz (b. 1842, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Zofingen, Aargau; attended Univ. of 
 Cambridge, 1907-8; Diploma in Naturwissen- 
 schaften. Asst., Phys., Zurich, 1900-06; Instr., 
 do., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1908-09; Asst. Prof., 
 Phys., Univ. of 111., 1909 — . Served in the 
 Swiss Army, 1897-1900. Auth.: Induction der 
 Drehfeldern rotierenden Kugeln aus der 
 Lammlung electrotechnischer Vortriige, Stutt- 
 gart; Teilbarkeit der Materie, Zurich; Theo- 
 retische Physik auf Mechanischer Grundlage 
 Eneke, Stuttgart; also various articles. Mem., 
 Am. Phys. Soc. ; Am. Astronomical Soc. ; A. A. 
 A. S. Address, 1205 Orchard St., Urbana. 
 
 ROBERT HAYDEN KUSS 
 (See No. 1913) 
 
 MARTHA JACKSON KYLE 
 (See No. 1054) 
 
 LUCAS PETRON KYRIDES (KYRIA- 
 KIDES) 
 
 Research Chem. ; A. B., Anatolia Coll., 
 Marsovan, Turkey, Asia, 1902; A. B., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1907; Sc. D., do., 1909; b. Ap 13. 
 1883, Broussa, Turkey; s. Petros (b. do.) and 
 Theodora (loannon) Kyriakides (b. do.). Pre- 
 pared in Hellenic Sch., Broussa, Academic 
 Dept., Anatolia Coll. Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda 
 LTpsilon. Asst., Chem., Univ. of Mich., 1907- 
 08; First Asst., do., 190S-09; Research Chem., 
 LTniv. of 111., 1909-10; Chem., Detroit Soap 
 Co., Detroit, 1910-11; Research Chem., Hood 
 Rubber Co., E. Watertown, Mass., 1911-14; do., 
 Parke Davis and Co., Detroit, 1914-15; organ- 
 ized and operated Detroit Organic Chemi- 
 cals Co., 1915-16; Research, Organic Chem., 
 General Chem. Co., New York City, 
 1915 — . Auth.: A Contribution to the 
 Study of the Relation Between Color and 
 Constitution in the Triphenylniethane Series 
 (Thesis) 1909; Some Organic Preparations, 
 Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 36, 1914; Observations on 
 some Barbier-Grignard Reactions, do., 1914; 
 New Processes for the Preparation of Unsatu- 
 rated Hydrocarbons with Conjugated Double 
 Bonds, do., 1914; New Processes for the 
 Preparation of Butadiene, i, 3, Hydrocarbons 
 II, Pyrogenetic Decomposition of Hydro Com- 
 pounds, do., 1914; New Processes for the 
 Preparation of Butadiene, i, 3, Hydrocarbons 
 
 III, Catalytic Dehydration of Hydroxyl Com- 
 pounds, do., 1914. Mem., Jr. Research Soc, 
 Univ. of Mich.; .V. C. S. Name legally changed 
 to Kyrides. Address, General Chemical Co., 
 Research Dept., 25 Broad St., New York City. 
 
 BURRITT SAMUEL LACY 
 Chemist; A. B., Harvard, 1903; A. M., do., 
 1904; Ph. D., do., 1906; b. Mr 4, 1882, Du- 
 buque, la. Attended Carlsruhe Poly, and 
 L^niv. of Berlin, 1506-8. Asst., Gen. Chem., 
 Harvard, 1903-4; Asst., Qual. Analysis, do., 
 1904-6; John Harvard Fellow, Harvard, 1905-6; 
 Parker Fellow, do., 1906-7; Instr., Chem., 
 L^niv. of 111., 1908-9; Asst. Mgr., Perth Amboy 
 Chem. Works, Sewaren, N. J. Auth.: Electro- 
 stenolysis and Faraday's Law, Jour. A. C. S., 
 1905; Einige Versuche uber das Leuchten der 
 Bunsen Flamme, Zts. fiir Physik. Chemie., 
 1908; (with F. Haber) Der innere Kegel der 
 Bunsen Flamme, Zts. fiir Physik. Chem., 19 10. 
 Married Kate Bradley, D 19, 1911. Children: 
 Benjamin Marvin, b. F 14, 1910; Charles Rob- 
 ert, b. My 29, 191 1. Address, c/o Perth Am- 
 boy Chem. Works, Sewaren, N. J.f 
 
 MARY ELIZABETH LAFLIN (EISNER) 
 (See No. 3442) 
 
 CINCINNATIO GIOVANNI BATTISTA 
 LAGUARDIA 
 Instructor; A. B., Columbia, 191 5; b. Mr 17, 
 1804, Concordia, Argentine Republic; s. Gen- 
 naro (b. 1864, Angliano. Italy) and Angela 
 Maria Laguardia (b. 1861, do.). Prepared in 
 Morris H. S., New York City. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Circolo Italiano; Societe Frangaise. 
 Instr., Spanish, Exten. Dept., Columbia, 1915; 
 Asst., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; 
 Instr., Mod. Langs., U. S. Naval Acad., 1916- 
 18; do., Rom. Langs., N. Y. LTniv., summer 
 191 7. Mem., Am. Geog. Soc; Mod. Lang. 
 Assn. of Am.; Am. Assn. of Teachers of Span- 
 ish; Officers' Mess, U. S. Naval Acad. Ad- 
 dress, 74 E. ii6th St., New York City; bus. 
 add., U. S. Naval Acad., Annapolis, Md. 
 
 EDWARD JOHN LAKE 
 (See No. 892) 
 
 ERNEST MICHAEL RUDOLPH LAMKEY 
 (See No. 5773) 
 
 MADGE LAMOREAUX 
 Assistant; B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1913; 
 b. O 5, 1889, Grand Rapids, Mich. Prepare;! 
 in Grand Rapids (Mich.) H. S. Omicron Nu. 
 Supvr., Domestic Sc. and Art, H. S., South 
 Haven, Mich, 1913-16; Asst., H. Sc, Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17. Mem., Christian Sc. Church. 
 Address, 120 N. L'nion Ave., Grand Rapids, 
 Mich.f 
 
 MARION CHARLOTTE LANDEE (STEV- 
 ENSON) 
 B. S., Columbia Coll., 1916; b. D 21, 1887, 
 Moline, 111.; d. Frank A. and Hannah Landee. 
 Prepared in Moline H. S. ; Columbia Coll. of 
 Expression and Phys. Culture. Chi Omega. 
 Teacher, Expression and Phys. Culture, Bod- 
 fors Sch. of Mus. and Orat., 1908-09; Asst., 
 Phys. Tr. alid Dept. Pub. Speaking, L'niv. of 
 111., 1909-10; Asst., Eng. and Phys. Educ, do., 
 1909-14. Mem., Presby. Church; Rock Island 
 Women's Club, 19 17. Married Dr. John Mc- 
 Gown Stevenson, S 6, 1916, Rock Island, 111. 
 Address, 726 23rd St., Rock Island, 111. 
 
 PAUL NISSLEY LANDIS 
 
 Assistant; A. B., Franklin Marshall Coll., 
 
 1913; A. M., do., 1915; b. Ag 8, 1893, Wom- 
 
 clsdorf. Pa.; s. Frank Theodore (b. N 9, i860. 
 
 Union Deposit, Pa.) and Cora Miriam (b. Je 
 
Faculty 
 
 90s 
 
 6, 1869, Harrisburg, do.). Prepared in Wom- 
 elsdorf (Pa.) H. S. ; Keystone St. Norm. Scb. 
 Phi Kappa Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Goethean 
 Lit. Soc. ; Valedictorian, Varsity debate, Frank- 
 lin and Marshall Coll. Instr., Eng. and 
 French, Franklin and Marshall Acad., Lancas- 
 ter, Pa., 1913-16; Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-18. Sergt., 56th Pioneer Inf., Hdqtrs. Co., 
 A. E. F.. France; With Army of Occ, Ger., 
 191 9 — . Mem., A. F. A. M. Address, Womels- 
 dorf. Pa. 
 
 LEROY LANG 
 
 (See No. 3832) 
 WILLIAM CHAUNCY LANGDON 
 Pageant Master; A. B., Brown, 1892; A. M., 
 do., 1893; b. Ap 21, 1871, Florence, Italy; s. 
 William Chauncy (b. Ag 19, 183 1, Burlington, 
 Vt.) and Hannah Agnes (Courtney) Langdon 
 (b. F 7, 1828, Richmond, Va.). Prepared in 
 Bedford (Pa.) H. S.; St. John's Military Sch., 
 Manlius, N. Y. ; Cornell, 1888-90. Psi Upsilon. 
 Instr., Eng., Brown, 1892-3; Instr., Hist., Co- 
 lumbia LTniv., 1895; Teacher, Providence, R. I. 
 and Norwood, Mass., 1896-1901; Master of 
 Eng., Lawrenceville, N. J., 1901-02; Instr., 
 Hist., Pratt Inst., 1902-05; Sec, Red Cross, 
 New York City, 1906; Sec, Dist. Att'ys. 
 Office, N. Y. Co., 1907-09; Sec, to Luther 
 Halsey Gulick in Russell Sage Foundation, 
 1910; Pageant Master, Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 
 Auth. : Cantatas, dramas, masques and page- 
 ants, at Vt., N. H., Conn., Mass., Tex., Ind. 
 Univs., Mass. Agr. Coll., Amherst, and nu- 
 merous pageants and masques at Univ. of 111. 
 Mem., Phi Beta Kappa; ist. Pres. Am. Page- 
 ant Assn., 1913; Active mem., and Direc, do.; 
 Dir., N. Y. Center Drama League of Am., 
 ^913-15; Dir., Camp Fire Girls of Am., 1913 — ; 
 Am. Hist. Assn.; Mem., Nat. Guard of Pa., 
 5th Regt., Co. I, 1886-90; ist. Corps of Ca- 
 dets. Mass. Volunteer Militia, 1891-93; Co. 
 D, ist. Regt., Inf., R. I., 1898-99; Univ. Club, 
 Urbana; Epis. Church. Married Marion Ames 
 Hatheway, Je 25, 1902, Boston. Children: 
 Margaret, b. Ap 21, 1903; William Chauncy, 
 b. O 2-{, 1906. Address, 8 Kraft Ave., Bronx- 
 ville, N. Y. 
 
 WILFRED FRANCIS LANGELIER 
 
 (See G398) 
 
 EDGAR THOMAS LANHAM 
 Instructor; b. Je 13, 1865; Urbana; s. Ber- 
 nard (b. S 13, 1837, Zanesville, O.) and Mary 
 Margaret (Wills) Lanhan (b. D 15, 1845, 
 Elizaville, Ind.). Prepared in Urbana H. 
 S. ; Univ. of 111., 1884-5. Big Four Shops, 
 1905; Instr., Forge Work, L^niv. of 111., 1905 — •. 
 Mem., First Baptist Church,- and Sec, Bd. of 
 Deacons, Urbana. Married Mary S. Blue, O 
 18, 1888, Urbana. Children: Royal Wells, b. 
 O 21, 1889; Ralph Leo, b. Ja 31, i8g2: Nita 
 Jane, b. May 17, 1913. Address, 312 N. 
 Race St., Urbana. 
 
 ARTHUR S. LANGMAS 
 Extension Asst.; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1910; 
 b. O 9, 1884, Sheboygan, Wis. Prepared in 
 Sheboygan St. Norm. Sch., Sheboygan, Wis. 
 First Asst., H. S., Manawa, Wis., 1904-7; 
 Instr., Bus. and Geog., Univ. Acad., 1910-11; 
 Dist. Rep., L^niv. of Wis. Exten. Div., 191 1 — . 
 Mem., Congr. Church. Address, 44 Madison 
 St., Oshkosh, Wis.; bus. add., 175 Main St., do. 
 
 CYRUS WILLIAM LANTZ 
 (See No. 5775) 
 
 ARTHUR WILLIAM LARSEN 
 
 Assistant; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1913; M A., 
 
 do., 1915; b. F 23, 1891, Milwaukee. Prepared 
 
 in So. Div. H. S., Milwaukee. Acacia; Phi 
 
 Beta Kappa. Teacher, Math., H. S., Lancaster, 
 
 Wis., 1913-14; Instr., Math., Univ. of Wis., 
 1914-15; do., Univ. of Kan., 1915-17; Asst., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 1125 Orange St., St. Paul.f 
 
 LAURENCE MARCELLUS LARSON 
 Professor; A. B., Drake Univ., 1894; A. M., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1900; Ph. D., do., 1902; b. S 
 23, 1868, Bergen, Norway; s. (Thristian (b. 
 Mr 26, 1840, do.) and Ellen Mathilde (Mad- 
 sen) Larson (b. Mr 23, 1839, do.). Prepared 
 in Prep. Dept., Drake L^niv., Des Moines. 
 Signet Lit., Soc. Henrik Wergeland Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of Wis., 1900-1 ; Fellowship in 
 European Hist., do., 1901-2. Prin., Scandina- 
 vian Acad., 1894-9; Instr., Hist., West Div. 
 H. S., Milwaukee, 1902-5; do.. East Div. H. 
 S., do., 1905-7; Assoc, Hist. Univ. of 111., 
 1907-8; Asst. Prof., Hist., do., 1908-12; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1912-13; Prof., do., 1913 — . Auth.: 
 The King's Household in England before the 
 Norman Conquest, Univ. IVis. Bii!., 1904; The 
 Sectional Elements in the Early History of 
 Milwaukee, Proc. of Miss. Valley Hist. Assn., 
 I., 1907-8; Old Norse Sources in English His- 
 tory, Am. Report of the Am. Hist. Assn., 
 1907-8, I; A Financial and Administrative His- 
 tory of Milwaukee, Madison, Wis., Univ. Wis. 
 Bill., 1908; A Syllabus of European History, 
 Univ. of 111., 1909; Canute, the Great, 1912;' 
 A Short History of England and the British 
 Empire, 1915; The King's Mirror (Transla- 
 tion), 1917; various articles in Am. Hist. Re- 
 view, Pol. Sc. Rev., Pol. Sc. Quarterly, Jour, 
 of Eng. and Ger. Philol., and The Dial; Prus- 
 sianism in North Sleswick, Am. Hist. Review, 
 Ja 1919; Socialistic Upheaval in Europe, do. 
 Mem., (iongr. Church. Married Lillian May 
 Dodson, D 25, 1895, Des Moines. Address, 301 
 Armoi-y Ave., Champaign. 
 
 THOMAS ERWIN LATIMER 
 (See No. G402) 
 
 IRMA ADA LATZER 
 
 (See No. 7025) 
 
 LENORE LYDIA LATZER 
 (See No. 2733) 
 
 HERBERT HOUGHTON LAUER 
 Engineer; E. M., Lehigh Univ., 1906; b. 
 Ag 6, 1880, Philadelphia; s. Andrew Jack- 
 son (b. F 22, 1845, do.) and Helen Marion 
 (Houghton) Lauer (b. Mr 10, 1854, do.). 
 Prepared in Central Man. Tr. H. S., Phila- 
 delphia. Beta Theta Pi. Rodman, Transitman; 
 Insp., and Asst. Engr., on const, of Belmont 
 Reservoirs and Filters, Philadelphia, 1901-4; 
 Assayer, Asst. Engr., Foreman on Cyanide 
 Work, etc., for min. companies in Mex., 1906, 
 1908, and 1910; Chief Civ. and Min. Engr., 
 Sewanee Fuel & Iron Co., Tenn., 1907-08; 
 Res. Engr.,. Riter, Conley Const. Co., Pitts- 
 burgh, and Min. Engr. U. S. Coal & Coke Co., 
 Gary, W. Va., 1910-11; with 111. Steel Co., S. 
 Chicago, and Div. Min. Engr., Tenn. Coal, 
 Iron & R. R. Co., Ala., 191 1; Instr., Min. 
 Engng., LTniv. of 111., 1911-13; Estimating 
 Engr., Midvale Steel Co., Philadelphia, J913-6; 
 Chief Const. Engr., Atlas Portland Cement Co., 
 1916 — . Mem., Min. Engng. Soc; (Tiv. Engng. 
 Soc; A. F. A. M.; A. I. M. E.; A. S. M. E. ; 
 A. A. A. S. Married Anna Katherine Toner, 
 O 12, 1909, Mexico City, Mex. Children: 
 John Toner, b. Jl 9, 1910; Marion H., b. O 20, 
 1912. Address, 1846 Turner St., Allentown, 
 Pa. 
 
 EDWARD GEORGE LAUTERBACK 
 (See No. 7026) 
 
9o6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 EDWIN VICTOR LAWRENCE 
 Mech. Engr.; b. Ag 6, 1876, Boston. Pre- 
 pared in Mass. Norm. Art Sch. (four yrs. 
 teachers' course, diploma, 1903) ; Attended 
 Boston Art Club, one yr. Draftsman, Boston 
 1898-9; 1900-1; Land Arch., do., summers 
 1902-6; Teacher, Drawing, Boston Pub. Schs. 
 1902; do.. Chelsea Pub. Sch., Mass., 1903 
 Teacher, Free Hand Drawing, Bradley Poly 
 Inst., Peoria, 1903-6; Instr., Art and Design 
 LTniv. of 111., 1906-9; do.. Mil. Sc, 1908-9 
 Pittsburgh Playground Assn. ; Exten. Work 
 Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1910-11; Designer, Warren 
 Steam Pump Co., Warren, Mass., 1911-12; 
 Mech, Engr., Ideal Coated Paper Co., Brook 
 field. Mass., 1912 — . Capt., 553i'd Engrs., Ser 
 vice Bn. (colored); do., Co. C, do.. Camp Hum 
 phreys; Middletown. Pa. Auth. : various articles 
 on Man. Tr. and drawing, The Man. Tr. 
 Mag. Mem., A. F. A. M. Married Maude 
 Olmstead, 1905. Children: Julia Ruth, b. Jl 
 5, 1906; Edwina Francis, b. O 11, 1911. Ad- 
 dress, Ideal Coated Paper Co., Brookfield, 
 Mass. 
 
 FREDERICK LOCKE LAWRENCE 
 Professor; b. Ja 19, 1869, Springfield, Vt. ; 
 s. Merrill L. (b. Windham, Vt.) and Kate L. 
 (Lock) Lawrence (b. Springfield, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Springfield (Vt.) H. S.; attended 
 ■Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipsic, Ger., 
 tSq5-6. Instr., N. W. L^niv., Conservatory of 
 Music, 1887-9; Instr., Piano, 1890-5; Dir., 
 Music, Claverack Coll. Conservatory; do., 
 Montpelier Sem., Vt., 1896-7; Dir. Sch. of 
 Music, Carleton Coll., Northfield LTniv., 1897- 
 1900; do., and Prof, in charge of Piano, LTniv. 
 of 111., 1903-10; studied teaching methods in 
 Berlin, 1911-12; Prof., Piano and Musical 
 Composition, Carleton Coll.. Conservatory 
 Music, 1912 — .Auth.: Miscellaneous songs, 
 orchestra composition, (manuscripts) ; Bach, 
 Prep. Studies, The Geo. B. Jennings Co., (Tin- 
 cinnati; miscellaneous contributions to musical 
 mags. Married Marie S. Schoonmaker, D 24, 
 1S93, Port Ewen, N. Y. Children: Merrill 
 L., h. F 17, 1899; Frederick L. and James O., 
 b. F 22, 1907. Address, Carleton Coll., Con- 
 servatory Music, Northfield, Minn. 
 
 THOMAS ERNEST LAYNG 
 (See G406) 
 
 KATHERINE ALBERTA W. LAYTON 
 (CRATHORNE) 
 (See No. iS45) 
 
 WARREN KENNETH LAYTON 
 
 (See G407) 
 
 OLGA EDITH LEAMAN 
 Instructor; b. S 27, 1885, Owensboro, Ky. ; 
 d. Robert Murray (b. do.) and Emma (Wer- 
 ner) Leaman (b. do.). Prepared in Owens- 
 boro (Ky.) H. S.; Studied voice, Chicago, 
 1907-08; do., Berlin, Ger., 1909-11; do., Chi- 
 cago, 1912-13; Henderson-Brown Coll., 1913-15; 
 Instr., Voice, Univ. of 111., 1915 — ■ Address, 
 910 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 MARION LEATHERMAN ■ 
 (See No. 7730 
 
 CHARLES ALBERT LE DEUC 
 Instructor; LL. B., Rennes Univ., France, 
 1903; Ph. D., Heidelberg Univ., Ger., 1905; 
 B. A. M., Harvard, 1912; b. Je 4, 1881, 
 France. Attended Yale, 1913-14. Teacher, 
 French, Smith Coll., 1904-05; Instr., Bus. 
 Adm., Grinnell Coll., 1906-07; do.. Account- 
 ancy, LTniv. of 111., 191 6 — . Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Address, 103 Armory Ave., Cham- 
 paign. 
 
 CARL EMIL LEE 
 Dairy and Food Commissioner; B. S., N. 
 Dak. Agr. Coll., 1897; M. S., Univ. of Wis., 
 1909; b. Je 23, 1875, Stoughton, Wis.; s. 
 Thorvald J. (b. Jl 26, 1852, Hongsberg, Nor- 
 way) and Tila (Hansen) Lee (b. F 15, 1849, 
 Dramen, Sweden). Prepared in Prep. Course, 
 N. Dak. Agr. Coll. Sigma Xi. In charge of 
 Buttermaking dept., Diamond Creamery Co., 
 Monticello, la., 1S99-1903; Field Instr., Dairy 
 Mfg., Univ. of 111., 1903-5; Instr., Dairy Husb. 
 and First Asst., Dairy Mfg., Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 do., 1905-7; Asst. Prof., do., and Fi«-st Asst., 
 do., Ap .ii-xp. C3ia., at/., .yw/-y; Asst. Prof., 
 Dairy Husb., Univ. of Wis., 1909-15; Asst. 
 Dairy and Food Commissioner and Dairy 
 Specialist, 1915 — . Auth.: (with H. C. Tay- 
 lor), Buls. 137, 138 and 139. ///. E.rp. Sta.; 
 ;Vo. 310, Wis. E.vp. Sta. Married Gertrude May 
 Long, S I, 1903, Monticello, la. Children: 
 Howard James, b. Je 16, 1905; Dorothy Mary, 
 b. F 15, 1909; Herbert Carl, b. Ja 18, 1911. 
 .4ddress, 16 15 Jefferson St., Madison, Wis. 
 
 ♦EDWARD CLARENCE LEE 
 Chief Insp.; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1908; E. 
 M., do., 1913; b. Mr 28* 1886, Strondsburg, 
 Pa.; s. D. Wesley (b. 1850, do.) and Annie 
 (Spragle) Lee (b. 1855, do.). Prepared in 
 Strondsburg (Pa.) H. S.; Wyo. Sem. Min. 
 Engr., Lehigh Valley Coal Co., Wilkes Barre, 
 Pa., 1908-14; Instr., LTniv. of 111. Miners' and 
 Mechanics' Insts., 1914-15; Chief Insp., The 
 Associated Cos., Compensation Ins. for Coal 
 Mines, 1915 — . Asst. to H. M. Wilson in de- 
 veloping and perfecting a system for merit- 
 rating coal mines in connection with workmen's 
 compensation ins. Auth. : Articles in Coal 
 Age. Mem., A. I. M. E. ; Coal Min. Inst, of 
 .\m. Married Jean Ryle Tillotson, My 27, 
 1909, Wilkes Barre, Pa. Child, Donald Wood- 
 ward, b. Ap 17, 1910. Died D 16, 1918, Pitts- 
 burgh. 
 
 EVERETT SAMUEL LEE 
 
 (See No. 5783) 
 
 PHILIP AUGUSTUS LEHENBAUER 
 
 (See G412) 
 
 CLYDE EVERT LEIGHTY 
 Plant Breeder and Agronomist; A. B., 111. 
 Wesleyan Univ., 1904; Ph. D., Cornell, 1912; 
 b. My 7, 1882, Billett, 111.; s. George H. (b. 
 1752, Lawrence Co., III.) and Lucretia (Van- 
 dermark) Leighty (b. 1858, Pa.). Prepared 
 'n Lawrenceville H. S. ; 111. Wesleyan Prep. 
 Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Xi; Synapsis. 
 Special Agt., U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1904-05; 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1905-06; Special 
 Agt. and Asst., Grain Standardization, U. S. 
 Dept. of Agr., 1906-09; Grad. Stud, and Asst., 
 Plant Breeding, Cornell, 1909-12; Agronomist, 
 U. S. Dept.. Agr., 1912 — . (?o-auth.: Am. Ex- 
 port Corn (Maize) in Europe, U. S. Dept. Agr. 
 B. P. I. Cir. No. 55, 1910; Germination of Seed 
 as Affected by Sulfuric Acid Treatment, Cor- 
 nell Agr. E.xp. Sta. Bid., No. 312, 1912; 
 "orrelation of Characters of Oats with Special 
 Ref. to Breeding, Annual Report^ of Am. 
 Breeders' Assn., 7; Variations and Correlation 
 of Oats (avena sativa) , Cornell Agr. Exp. Sta. 
 Memoirs, Nos. 3 and 4, 1914; Auth.: articles 
 on wheat and rye growing. Jour. Am. Soc. 
 .4gron., Jour. Heredity. U. S. Dept. Agron. 
 Farmers' Bui, 1914-17. Mem., M. E. Church. 
 Married Ollie Edna Harris, O 13, 1908, Fay- 
 ette, Mo. Children: Florence L., b. Mr 19, 
 1910; Dorothy L., b. Je 19, 1913; Raymond 
 v., b. O 23, 1915. Address, U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr., Washington, D. C. 
 
 WILBUR ROY LEIGHTY 
 Associate; B. S., 111. 'Wesleyan Univ., 1910; 
 b., Mr 31, 1887, Lawrence Co., 111.; s. George 
 H. and Lucretia (Vandermark) Leighty. Pre- 
 
P'aculty 
 
 907 
 
 pared in Lavvrenceville H. S.; 111. Wesleyan 
 Acad. Tail Kappa Epsilon. Asst. Chem., 
 Agron., Agr., Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111.; Assoc, 
 Soil Fertility, do. Married Lula Whitesell, 
 Ag 22, 1912, Bloomington, 111. Address, looi 
 V\^ Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 EDWARD HENRY LENKE 
 Gen. Mgr.; b. N 15, 1882, Chicago; s. 
 George C. (b. O 9, 1855, Hanover, Ger.) and 
 Alvina (Deutsche) Lenke (b. S 12, 1859, Chi- 
 cago). Prepared in Chicago Eng. H. and Man. 
 Tr. Schs.; Univ. of 111., 1901-05. Kappa 
 Sigma; Theta Nu Epsilon; Orchestra; String 
 Quartette; Gvm. Team. Asst. Dir., Gym., Univ. 
 of 111., 1903-05; Resident Mgr., Min. & Smelt- 
 ing Co., Pearl, Colo., 1905-12; Stock ranch, 
 garage and auto bus., Wyo., :9i2-i5; Gen. 
 Mgr., Bennett & Dale Garage Co., Trinidad, 
 Colo. Mem., A. F. A. M., B. P. 0. E. 
 Married Louise Snyder, Ag 24, 1908, Rawlins, 
 Wyo. Address, 316 Ash St., Trinidad, Colo.; 
 bus. add., 430-40 E. Main St., do. 
 
 WILLIS LERISHE 
 (See No. 6381) 
 
 OTTO EDUARD LESSING 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1895; Ph. 
 p., do., 1901; b. S 28, 187s, Wiirttemberg, 
 Ger.; s. Rev. Gustav Adolf (b. 1823, Owen, 
 do.) and Bertha (Majer) Lessing (b. Ja 16, 
 1839, Boblingen, do.). Prepared in Latin Sch., 
 Kornthal ; Ciymnasium at Stuttgart ; Evangeli- 
 cal-Theological Seminaries, Maulbronn and 
 Blaubeuren, Wiirttemberg. Studied in Tuebin- 
 gen, Wiirttemberg, 1893-94; Munich, 1898-99, 
 1903-07; Instr., Ger., Univ. of Mich., 1896-98; 
 Instr., do., Univ. of Wis., 1900-02; Instr., do.. 
 Smith Coll., 1902-03; Assoc. Prof., Ger., Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-13; Prof., do., 1913 — . Auth. : 
 Schiller's Einfluss auf Grillparzer, Bid. Univ. 
 of Wis., 1902; Grillparzer und das Neue 
 Drama, R. Piper & Co., Munich, 1905; Whit- 
 man's Prosaschriften, do., igo6; Horace Trau- 
 •bel's "Weckrufe," Chants Comunal, do., 1907; 
 Die Neue Form, Carl Reissner, Dresden, 1910; 
 Masters in Modern German Literature, do., 
 1912; numerous other articles. Mem., Mod. 
 Lang. Assn. of Am. ; Schwahische Schiller-Ve- 
 rein, Stuttgart; Phi Beta Kappa; Am. Assn. 
 of Univ. Profs. Married Maria Wilhelmina 
 Dilg. Ag 9, 1808, Lindau, Bavaria. Children: 
 Marion Rose, b. Mr 15, 1901 ; Otto Adolf 
 Bernhard, b. My 18, 1904. Address, 1109 S. 
 Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
 OSCAR ADOLPH LEUTWILER 
 (See No. 1246) 
 
 HOWARD BISHOP LEWIS 
 Professor; B. A., Yale, 1908; Ph. D., do., 
 1913; b. N 8, 1887, Southington. Conn.; s. 
 Frederick Austin (b. do.) and Charlotte Rachel 
 (Parmelee) Lewis (b. New Haven, Conn.). 
 Prepared in Lewis H. S., Southington, Conn. 
 Alpha Chi Sigma; Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon; Special and Gen. Honors. 
 Asst., Physiol. Chem., Yale, 1911-13; Pathol. 
 Chem., Conn. Hosp. for Insane, summer 1911; 
 Research Chem., Thomas Wilson Sanitarium 
 for children, Baltimore, summer 1913; Instr., 
 Med. Sch., Univ. of Pa., 1913-15; Assoc, 
 .Physiol. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1917 — . Auth.: Numerous articles 
 in Jour. A. M. A., Jour. Biol. Chem., Jour. 
 A. C. S. and Am. Jour. Physiol. Mem., A. C. 
 S.; Am. Soc of Biol. Chem.; Soc. for Norm, 
 and Pathol. Physiol. ; Soc. for Exp. Biol, and 
 Med. Married Mildred Eaton, Je 15, 1915; 
 Beloit, Wis. Child, Charlotte Barber, b. Mr 
 9, 1916. Address, 904 Gregory Place, Urbana. 
 
 *JOHN C. LEWIS 
 Teacher in elocution, Univ. of 111., 1877-80. 
 Deceased. 
 
 STANLEY MELVILLE LEWIS 
 Artist and Designer; b. O 3, 1876, Urbana; 
 s. John Melville (b. N 3, 1846, Frankfort, 
 Ind.) and Mary Francis (Rice) Lewis (b. Ap 
 3, 1854, Alton, 111.). Attended Univ. of 111., 
 1S95-8. Fellowship, Art and Design, Univ. 
 of 111. ; Asst. to Prof. F. F. Frederick, during 
 Prof. Lake's absence, 1897. Married Jennie 
 Ella Cade, D 27, 1909, Barnet, Vt. Address, 
 471 E. 41st St., Chicago.! 
 
 EARL EMANUEL LIBMAN 
 (See No. 7741) 
 
 INGEBRIGT LILLEHEI 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Minn., 1908; 
 A. M., do.. 1909; b. Jl 22, 1883. Prepared in 
 Red Wing Sem., Minn. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 A. B. with distinction; Scholarship in Phil., 
 LTniv. of Minn. Teacher, French, St. Coll. of 
 Washington, 1909-10; Attended Univ. of Paris, 
 1910, 1911; Asst., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 111., 
 1911-14; Instr., French, N. W. Univ., 1914-15; 
 do., Rom. Lang., Univ. of Kan., 1915. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Univ. of Kan., Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 AZARIAH THOMAS LINCOLN 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1894; M. 
 S., do., 1898; Ph. D., do., 1899; b. Je 25, 1868, 
 Montfort, Wis.; s. Joseph H. (b. F 19, 1827, 
 near Philadelphia) and Margaret (Laird) Lin- 
 coln (b. D 7, 1 84 1, do.). Prepared in Mont- 
 fort, Wis. Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda LTpsilon; 
 Alpha Chi Sigma. Fellowship in Chem., 
 Univ. of Wis.; Asst., Chem., do., 1896-8; Re- 
 search Asst., Phys. Chem., Cornell, 1899-igoo; 
 Instr., Chem., Univ. of Cincinnati, 1900-1; 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1901-3; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1903-8; do., Rensselaer Poly. Inst., 1908-12; 
 Prof., Chem., do., 1912 — . Invented Lincoln's 
 Burette Holder, 1904. Auth.: Elementary 
 Quantitative Chemical Analysis, Lincoln and 
 Walton, Macmillan Co., 1907, reprinted in 
 1908, 1910, and in 191 1; Theoretical Princi- 
 ples of the Methods of Analytical Chemistry 
 by M. G. Chesneau, translated from the 
 French, Lincoln and Carnahan, Macmillan 
 Co., 1910; Physical Chemistry, D. C. Heath 
 & Co., 1918; various other articles. Mem., 
 A. C. S.; Am. Electro-Chem. Soc; Island Golf 
 Club; Presby. Church. Married Jennette 
 Emeline Carpenter, Je 30, IQ04, Mansfield, O. 
 Address 1625 Tibbets Ave., Troy, N. Y.; bus. 
 add., Rensselaer Poly. Inst., do. 
 
 FRANCIS CHURCH LINCOLN 
 Assayer and Insp.; B. S., Mass. Inst, of 
 Tech., 1900; E. M., New Mexico Sch. of 
 Mines, 1904; A. M., Columbia, 1906; Ph. D., 
 do., 191 1 ; b. S 8, 1877, Boston; s. Charles 
 Thayer (b. O 24, 1849, West Townsend, Mass.) 
 and Lena Simmons (Church) Lincoln (b. Ag 
 5, 1856, Little Compton, R. I.). Prepared in 
 Boston Eng. H. S. Sigma Xi; President's 
 Scholar in Geol., Columbia, 1905; Fellow in 
 Geol., do., 1906-7. Assayer, Asst. Supt. etc., 
 for min. cos. in Colo.. Mexico and Ariz., 
 1900-05; Prof., Geol., N. M. Sch. of Mines, 
 Socorro, N. M., 1901-02; Prof., Metallurgy, 
 do., 1902-04; Asst., Phys., Columbia, 1906-07; 
 Prof., Geol., Mont. St. Sch. of Mines, Butte, 
 Mont., 1907-10; Consulting Min. Engr., in 
 pvt. practice, New York City, 1910-11; Assoc, 
 Min. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1912-13; Resident Engr., Bolivian 
 Development & Exploitation Co., La Paz, 
 Bolivia, S. Am., 1913-14; Prof. Min. and 
 Metallurgy, Mackay Sch. of Mines, Univ. of 
 Nev., Reno, Nev., 1914-15; Dir., St. Min. 
 Lab., do., 1915; Dir., Mackay Sch. of Mines, 
 
poS 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 do'., 1915; Dir., Secondary Min. Schs. of Nev., 
 1915; St. Assavcr and Insp., for Nev., 1917— . 
 Auth. : Numerous articles in Economic 
 GeoL; Trans. Am. Inst. Min. Engng., Engng. 
 and Min. Jour. Min. and Sc. Press, and 
 Me.Hcan Min. Jour. Mem., Boston Y. M. C. 
 U. ; A. I. M. E. ; Mont. Soc. of Engrs., Cor. 
 Mem.; A. A. A. S. (Fellow). Married Ger- 
 trude Whipple Appleton, Je 19, 1901, Boston. 
 Children: Leslie Appleton, b. Ap 10, 1905; 
 Francis Appleton, b. Ap 6, 1914- Address, 
 804 Evans Ave., Reno, Nev. 
 
 JUSTA MORRIS LINDGREN 
 (See No. 1724) 
 
 WALTER CHARLES LINDLEY 
 (See No. 1546) 
 
 JOHN ROYER LINDSEY 
 (See No. 8533) 
 
 RALPH HARLAN LINKINS 
 (See G419) 
 
 CLYDE MAURICE LINSLEY 
 (See No. 7748) 
 
 SIMON LITMAN 
 Professor; A. B., Odessa Cml. Coll., 189^; 
 Dr. Jur. Pub. et Rer. Com., Lhiiv. of Zurich, 
 1901; b. O 13, 1873, Odessa, Russia; s. Jacob 
 and Pauline (Helfman) Litman. Graduate, 
 Ecole des Sciences Politiques, Paris, 1899; at- 
 tended L^niv. of Munich, 1899-1900. Lecturer, 
 Ecole Rvisse des Houtes Etudes Sociales, 
 Paris, 1902; Instr., Univ. of Calif., 1903-8; 
 Assoc, Commerce, Univ. of 111., 190S-10; 
 Asst. Prof., Econ., do.. 1910 — . Auth.: Die 
 Moglichkeit der Lohnsteigerungcn und die 
 Lohnfondstheorien, Munchen, 1902; Trade and 
 Commerce, LaSalle Exten. Univ., Chicago, 
 1911; Business Economics, in the Vol. Lib., 
 W. Richardson & Co., Chicago, 191 1; numer- 
 ous other articles. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 Am. Statistical Assn. ; Am. Assn. for Labor 
 Legislation. Married Rachel Frank, Ag 1901, 
 London, Eng. Address, 807 W. California St., 
 L^rbana. ' 
 
 ANANIAS CHARLES LITTLETON 
 
 (See No. 5273) 
 
 WALLACE BRIGHT LIVESAY 
 
 (See No. 63S9) 
 
 JOSEPH CORSON LLEWELLYN 
 (See No. 143) 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM LLOYD 
 Professor; B. S., Wheaton Coll., 1897; B. 
 S. A., Cornell, 1899; M. S. A., do., 1903; Ph. 
 D., L'niv. of Calif. 1917; b. F 19, 1S76, St. 
 Charles, 111.; s. William Barrett (b. F 14, 
 1849, do.) and Alice (Taylor) Lloyd (b. Jl 
 9, 1848, Light House, 111.). Prepared in 
 Wheaton Coll. Acad. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. 
 Instr., Hort. and First Asst., do., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., LTniv. of 111., 1899-1902; Instr., Oler- 
 iculture, and First Asst. in Sta., do., 1902-3; 
 Asst. Prof, and Asst. Chief in Sta., do., 1903- 
 9; Assoc. Prof, and Asst. Chief in Sta. do., 
 1909-11; Prof, and Chief in Sta., do., 191 1 — . 
 Auth. : The Farmer's Vegetable Garden, ///. 
 Agr. E.rp. Sta. Bui., No. 61, 1901; do., 105, 
 1906; Spraying for the Codling Moth, do., 114, 
 1907; Marketing the Muskmelon, do., 124, 1908; 
 (with I. S. Brooks) Growing Tomatoes for 
 Early Market, do., 144, 1910; Fertilizer Ex- 
 periments with Muskmelons, do., 155, 1912; 
 Experiments in Onion Culture, do., 175, 1914; 
 Tests with Nitrate of Soda in the Production 
 of Early Vegetables, do., 184, 1915; Produc- 
 
 tive Vegetable Growing, J. B. Lippincott & 
 Co., 19 14; also a number of 111. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta. Cirs. Mem., Congr. Church; 111. St. 
 Hort. Soc; Am. Breeders' Assn.; Vegetable 
 Growers Assn. of Am.; Am. Pomological Soc; 
 Assn. for Agr. Legislation. Married Margaret 
 Elizabeth Widdis, Je 30, 1909, Detroit. Ad- 
 dress, 117 S. 3rd St., Champaign. 
 
 CLARENCE CHESTER LOGAN 
 (See No. 3452) 
 
 ROGER SHERMAN LOOMIS 
 Instructor; B. A., Williams Coll., 1909; M. 
 A., Harvard, 1910; B. Litt., do., 1913; b. O 
 31, 1887, Japan; s. Henry (b. Mr 4, 1839, 
 Burlington, N. Y.) and Jane Herring (Greene) 
 Loomis (b. Je 14, 1845, Roxbury, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Hotchkiss H. S., Lakeville, Conn. 
 Alpha Zeta Alpha; Gargoyle. Instr., Eng., 
 Univ. of 111.. 1913-1S. Corp., Psych. Dept., 
 Base Hospital. Denver, loiS — . Sergt., Gen. 
 Hosp. No. 21. Denver, Colo. Ed.. Army News- 
 paper, Auth.: Illustrations of Medieval Romance 
 on Tiles from Chertsey .\bbey. Univ. of 111., 
 1916; articles in Mod. Lang. Ra^iczc, Mod. Phil- 
 oL, Jour, of Eng. and Germanic Philol.. Mod. 
 Lang. Note's, Art in America, Reedy's Mirror, 
 Romanic Rei-iezv. Address, c/o Miss Louise 
 Loomis, Blooming Grove, Orange Co., N, Y. 
 
 MANUEL L. LOPEZ 
 
 (See G424) 
 
 ARTHUR RUSSELL LORD 
 (See G425) 
 
 FRANK CARLTON LORING 
 Engineer; B. S., Purdue, 1904; M. A,, 
 Columbia, 1907; b. O 2, 1882, Marion, Ind. 
 Instr., Exp. Engng. Cornell, 1907-8; do., Elec. 
 Engng., do., 190S-9; Foreman, F. M. Benner 
 Co.; Instr., Elec Engng., L'niv. of 111., 1912- 
 14; with Bur. of Terrestrial Magnetism, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Mem., ist Friends Church. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Bur. of Terrestrial Magnetism, 
 Washington, D. C.f 
 
 HARRY HOUSER LOVE 
 Professor; B. S., 111. Wesleyait, 1904; A. 
 M., do., 1906; Ph. D., Cornell, 1909; b. Mr 
 19, 1S80, Tavlorville, 111.; s. Charles H. (b. 
 F 8, 1847) and Adline (Evans) Love (b, Jl 
 31, 1854, Waynesville, 111.). Prepared in 
 111. Wesleyan Prep. Sch. Tau Kappa Epsilon; 
 Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Biol. Club, Cornell. 
 Asst., Chem., Plant Breeding Lab., L^niv. of 
 111., 1904-6; Asst., Plant Breeding, 1906-7; 
 Grad. Stud., Cornell, 1907-S. Grad. Stud, and 
 Asst., Plant Breeding, do., 1908-9; Asst. Prof. 
 do., 1909-11; Prof., do., 191 1 — . Auth.: Bui., 
 No. 297, Cornell Agr. Exp. Sta., 191 1; No. 
 312, do., 1913; Paper Influence of Food Sup- 
 ply on Variation, A. B. A. Rpt., 1909; Are 
 Fluctuations Inherited? Am. Naturalist, 1910; 
 The Relation of Certain Ear Characters to 
 Yield in Corn, Am. Breeder's Assn., Vol. 7, 
 1911; A Study of the Large and Small Grain 
 Question, do.; Germination of Seed as Af- 
 fected by Sulfuric Acid Treatment, Cornell 
 Agr. E.rf. Sta. Bui.. 312, 1912: The Relation 
 of Seed Ear Characters to Earliness in Corn, 
 Am. Breeders' Assn., Vol. 8, 1912; Compari- 
 sons of Yield betwen Hybrids and Selections 
 in Oats, do.. Vol. 3, No, 4, 19 12; Relation of 
 Yield of Straw and Grain in Oats, Jour. Am. 
 Soc. of Agron., Vol. 6, 1914; A Suggestion, 
 Regarding Methods for Determining Weight 
 per Bushel of Oats, do.. Vol. 7, No. 3, 1915; 
 Correlations between Ear Characters and Yield 
 in Corn, do.. Vol. 9, No. 7, 191 7; Oats for 
 New York, Cornell Agr. E.rp. Sta., Bui.. 343; 
 Barley for New York, do., 1917; The Inher- 
 itance of the Weak Awn in Certain Avena 
 Crosses, Am. Naturalist, Vol. LI, No, 608, 
 
Faculty 
 
 QOQ 
 
 Ag 191 7; Methods of Cereal Investigation at 
 the Cornell Sta., in press; Small Grain In- 
 vestigations Conducted by the Dept. of Plant 
 Breeding at Cornell, in press. Married Anna 
 Barclay, S C>, IQ04, Covel, 111. Children: 
 Harry Barclay, h. Jl 4, 190.1 ; Roliert Emer- 
 son, b. Ag 3, 1908; Elizabeth Maurine, b. 
 Ag 10, 1910. Address, 102 Oxford Place, 
 Ithaca, N. Y. 
 
 ROBERT JAMES LOVE 
 (See No. 3457) 
 
 GLADYS LOVEWELL 
 Assistant; b. Ja 2, 1896, Chicago. Pre- 
 pared in Englewood and Univ. H. Schs., 
 Chicago. Diploma, Chicago Norm. Sch., 1917; 
 attended Univ. of 111. Kapjia Alpha Theta. 
 Dir., S. Park Playground, Chicago, summer 
 1917; Teacher, Gym., Social Center, and Pvt. 
 classes, Minneapolis, 1917; Asst., Phys. Tr., 
 LTniv. of 111., 191 7. Mem., Ejiis. Church. 
 Address, Ft. Snelling, Minn. 
 
 WILLIAM PENN LUKENS 
 (See G428) 
 
 ARTHUR LUMBRICK 
 
 (See No. 3459) 
 
 JAMES CHARLES LUND 
 
 (See No. 3847) 
 
 ALBERT HOWE LYBYER 
 Professor; A. B., Princeton, 1896; Ph. D., 
 Harvard, 1909; b. Jl 29, 1876, Greencastle, 
 Ind. ; s. Salem Henry (b. 1845, Cloverland, 
 Ind.) and Jane Estella (Layman) Lybyer (b. 
 1 85 1, Putnamville, Ind.). Prepared in Brazil 
 (Ind.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Cliosophic 
 Lit. Soc. Instr., Math., Mich. Mil. Acad., 
 Orchard Lake, Mich., 1897; Prof., Math., 
 Roberts Coll., Constantinople, 1900-06; Asst., 
 Hist., Harvard, 1907-09; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 Oberlin Coll., 1909-11; Prof., do., 1909-13; 
 Assoc. Prof., Hist., Univ. of III., 1913-15; 
 Prof., do., 1915 — . Mem., LT. S. Peace Dele- 
 gation, Paris, France, 19 18-19. Auth. : The 
 Govt, of the Ottoman Empire in the time of 
 Suleiman the Magnificent, Harvard Univ. 
 Press, 1913; The Use and Abuse of Note- 
 books in the Teaching of History, Proceedings 
 North Central Hist. Teachers' Assn., 1910; 
 The Turkish Parliament, Proceedings Am. Pol. 
 Sc. Assn., 1910; The Turks and the Routes 
 of Oriental Trade, Eng. Hist. Review, Vol. 
 30, 1915; articles in Proceedings North Central 
 Hist. Teachers' Assn., Am. Pol. Sc. Assn., 
 Eng. Hist. Review, Jour, of Am. Oriental Soc. 
 Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; Am. Pol. Sc. Assn.; 
 Am. Oriental Soc; Miss. Valley Hist. Assn.; 
 Assn. of Univ. Profs. ; Fellow, Royal Hist. 
 Soc; Univ. Club; Harvard Club. Married 
 Clara Sidney Andrews, Jl 25, 1901, Brazil, 
 Ind. Address, 1009 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 ERNEST BARNES LYTLE 
 
 (See No. 1552) 
 
 MAY ELIZABETH McADAMS 
 
 (See No. 7767) 
 
 *JAMES ELIJAH McATEE 
 B. A., William Jewell Coll., 1907; M. A., 
 do., 1909; Ph. D.,, LIniv. of Chicago, 1917; 
 b. S 16, 1885, Grant, Ky. ; s. James Louis (b. 
 Mr 1843, Union, Ky.) and Nancy Jane (Ryle) 
 McAtee (b. 1846, Grant, Ky.). Prepared in 
 William Jewell Coll. Prep. Dept. Phi Gamma 
 Delta; Sigma Xi. Assoc, Math., William 
 Jewell Coll., Liberty, Mo.; Instr., Math., Univ. 
 of 111., 1918. Married Virgie L. Mackey, Jl 
 16, 191 1, Durant, Okla. Children; Nancie 
 Virginia, b. N 15, 1913; James Marion, b. 
 Je 25, 1915. Died D 1, 1918, Urbana. 
 
 ROY IVAN McCALLISTER 
 Born S 5, 1895; s. E. McCallistcr. Prepared 
 in Carmi II. S. Beta Theta Pi. Instr., Capt., U. 
 S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111.; 2nd Lt., Co. C, 5th 
 l)iv. Bn.. 158 Depot Brig., Camp Sherman; 
 Mustered out Ja, 1919. Address, Carmi, 111. 
 
 CHARLES GEORGE MacARTHUR 
 Teacher; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1908; A. M. 
 do., 1908; b. My 3, 1883, Buffalo, N. Y, 
 Sigma Chi. Teacher, Lancaster, N. Y., 1901 
 03; Stud. Asst., Chem., Oberlin Coll., 1905-08 
 Asst., do., 1908-10; Asst., Univ. of Chicago 
 1910-12; Instr., Phys. Chem., Univ. of 111. 
 1912-15; Teacher, Chem., Med. Dept., Univ 
 of So. Calif., Los Angeles, 1905 — ■. Address, 
 c/o Univ. of So. Calif., Los Angeles. 
 
 ELLEN McCarthy (foley) 
 
 A. B., Cornell, 1907; Ph. D., do., 1909; b. 
 Ja 2i, 1882, Breesport, N. Y.; d. John Henry 
 (b. 1856, Hornell, N. Y.) and Nancy Eliza- 
 beth (Taylor) McCarthy (b. Mr 10, 1864, 
 Breesport, N. Y.). Prepared in St. Norm. Tr. 
 .Sch., Cortland, N. Y. Delta Zeta; Sigma Xi; 
 Grad. Scholarship, Chem.; Grad. Fellowship, 
 Chem. Asst. Chem., Bur. of Chem., Washing- 
 ton, D. C, 1909-10; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 
 111., 1909-13. Married John Warner Foley 
 Cii), Je 9, 19 1 3, Urbana. Children: (twins) 
 John Warner and Edwin Nicholas, b. F 19, 
 1016. Address, 58 S. 4th St., Ridgefield Park, 
 N. J. 
 
 EDWARD W. McCASKEY 
 
 Major, U. S. A.; b. Ag 30, 1863, Lancaster, 
 Pa. Prepared in Lancaster (Pa.) H. S. ; at- 
 tended Franklin and Marshall Coll.; West 
 Point Mil. Acad., i88j-86. Lt., Jist Inf., 
 Utah and Wyo., 1886-92; Pa. St. Coll., 1892- 
 nfi; with Gen. Hendenberg's Div., Plattsburg, 
 N. Y., 1896-98; Philippines, 1899-1902; New- 
 ark, Del., 1903-06; Ft. Douglas, Salt Lake 
 City, 1906; Denver, 1906-08; Retired 1908-16; 
 Madison Barracks, N. Y., 1916-17; Major, U. 
 .S. A. and Commandant, Univ. of 111., 1917- 
 18; do., R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan, 111., 1918— ; 
 do., Univ., of Wis., Madison, 1918 — . Ad.- 
 dress, c/o Mil. Dept., Univ. of Wis., Madison. 
 
 WILLIAM FRANK McCAUGHEY, JR. 
 
 Instructor; A. B., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 1916; b. N 19, 1893, Lynchburg, Va. ; s. W. 
 l'\ (b. 1864, Greenville, O.) and Matilda 
 (Vaughn) McCaughey (b. 1865, Philadelphia). 
 Prepared in Greenville (O.) H. S. Sigma Nu; 
 Tech. Arch. Club; Sennechl, Delta Skull 
 Frat.; Capt., Football, 1912-16; Pres., Ath. 
 Assn. Draftsman, Schmidt, Garden, and Mar- 
 tin, 1916-17; Adler & Work, 1917; Instr., 
 Arch. Design, Univ. of 111., 1917-18, 1919 — . 
 Plattsburg Tr. Camp, summer 19 16; R. O. T. 
 ('., Camp Meade, Md., 19 18. Won 2nd Prize, 
 Loeb Competition, Beaux Arts Inst. Design, 
 New York City, 191 6; ist Prize, Whatman's 
 Water Color Competition; do., Loeb Compe- 
 titions, 1917; do., Warren Competition; Medal, 
 Archaeol. Beaux Arts Inst. Design, 1917. Mar- 
 ried Marguerite F. Law, Jl 9, 191 7, Racine, 
 Wis. Address, 708 W. Elm St., Urbana. 
 
 JOHN HANCOCK McCLELLAN 
 Physician; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1897; A. 
 M., do., 1899; Ph. D., Harvard, 1906; M. D., 
 LIniv. of Chicago, 191 1; b. Jl 21, 1876, Lex- 
 ington, Ky. Attended Univ. of Berlin, 1906- 
 7; Univ. of Freiburg, summer 1907. " Asst., 
 Zool., Univ. of Mich., 1898-9; Instr., Zool., 
 Univ. of 111., 1899-1903; Assoc, Zool, do., 
 1907-8; Asst. Prof. Histol. and Embryol., do., 
 1908-9; Asst. Prof., Physiol., do., 1900-10; 
 Med., Presby. Hosp., Chicago. 1910; Phys., 
 Chicago, 1919 — . Capt. M. O. T. C, Camp Grant, 
 1918; Maj., do., A. E. F., France; Mustered out 
 1919. Address, 1225 E. 54th St., Chicago; bus. 
 add.. Peoples Gas Bldg., do. 
 
()IO 
 
 l^NIVEUSITY OF ILLINOIS 
 
 CKdKCK \\ASlilNc;TON McrLUE"k 
 (Soe No. 309) 
 
 CHARLES McCLURE 
 Rom ill III. Ciad. IT. S. Mil. Acad., 11 i, 
 187=;; Jiul U., iSth Inf., 1879; Trof., Mil. Sc. 
 and Tactics, I'niv. of 111., i8S,!-6; First Lt., 
 1887; t'apt. iSqs; Maj. judge-advocate, vols. 
 Ap 17, 1899; Maj., 14th inf., 1901. Address, 
 Presidio, San Francisco. t 
 
 LOIS DERWENTWATER McCOBB 
 Dir. of Voice Dcpt. ; b. Rockport, Me.; d. 
 Orlando (b. Lincolnvillc, Me.) and Abbie 
 Esther (Talbot) McOobb (b. Rockport. Me.). 
 Prepared in Rockport (Me.) 11. S. ; Boston 
 .Sch. of Langs. Attended New England Con- 
 servatory; Intcrnat. Sch. of Operas; stud., 
 London, Eng. Teacher, Music, Pacific Univ., 
 Ore., 1900; do., Winthrop Coll., S. C, 1901- 
 04; (/(>., Sullins Coll., Tenn., 1905; do., Martha 
 Washington Coll., Va., 1906; concert tour 
 with the Central Lyceum Bur. of Rochester, 
 N. Y.; Instr., Voice, Univ. of 111., 1907-13; 
 Dir., Voice Dept., St. Norm. Sch., Pa., 1913 — . 
 Mem., Mayflower Descendants. Address, 
 47 I'nivcrsitv Road, Brookline, Mass.; bus. 
 add.. Voice Dcpt., St. Norm., Sch. of Pa., 
 Indiana, Pa. 
 
 CHARLES MAXWELL McCONN 
 Registrar; A. B., Univ. of Minn., 1903; 
 A M., (/()., 1904; b. Jl 22 iSSi, Ironton, O. ; 
 s. David Charles (b. F 24, 1S54, do.) and 
 I'anny (Lewis) McConn (b. N 7, 1855, Tus- 
 caloosa, Ala.). Prepared in t^entral H. S., 
 Minneapolis; attended Ihiiv. of Chicago, 1900- 
 01. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Instr., Eng., L'niv. 
 Acad., 1904-06; Acting Prin., do., 1900-09; 
 Prin., do., 1909-10; Sec, Bd. of Trustees, 
 Univ. of 111., 1010-14; Registrar, do., 1910 — . 
 Auth.: Articles in several educ. mags. Mem., 
 Am. Assn. of t'ollegiate Registrars; N. Central 
 Assn. of Colls, and secondary Schs. ; N. E. 
 A. Married Prudence Emily Pratt, Je 24, 
 1908, Minneapolis. Address, S03 S. Lincoln 
 Ave., I'rbana. 
 
 CECELIA McC^ONNEL (STROIIM) 
 Stud.. Lib. Sch., Univ. of 111., 189S-99; Re- 
 viser Lib., 1/0., 1S99-1901. Married Adam 
 Julius Strohm ('00), O 30, 190.;, Winnetka, 
 111. Children: Harriet, b. S it, 1903; John, b. 
 Ag 8, 1904. Address, 138 Burlingame Ave., 
 Detroit. 
 
 ALLEN BOYER McDANIEL 
 Professor; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1901; 
 b. S 5, 1879, Exeter, N. H.; s. Benjamin 
 Franklin (b. S 9, 1S44, Philadelphia) and 
 Mary Elizabeth (VVillnian) McDaniel (b. O 
 14, 184.', Brighton, Mass.). Prepared in New- 
 ton (Mass.) 11. S. Sigma Xi; Sigma Tau. 
 Struct. Draftsman, New England Struct. Co., 
 1901 ; </<>. and Designer, Purdy and llemlerson. 
 Consulting Eugrs., Boston antl New York, 
 iqo2; Struct. Checker and Designer, Fort Pitt 
 Bridge Works, Pittsburgh, 1903-5; Struct. 
 Engr., E. River Div., Pa. Tunnels, New York 
 City, 1005-0; Asst. Engr. in Charge of Main 
 field office, do., 190O; Instr., C. E., Case Sch. 
 of Applied Sc, 190O-7; Proi., C. E., Univ. of 
 S. Dak., 1 007-1 J ; Pres., Mo. Valley Engng. 
 Co., Vermillion and Mitchell, S. Dak., 1908- 
 12; Asst. Prof., C. E., Univ. of 111., 1912-16; 
 Head,* C. E. Dept., Union Coll., Schenectady, 
 N. Y., 1910 — . Auth.: Excavating Machinery, 
 McGraw-Hill Book Co., N. Y., 1913; Earth- 
 work, Parts I and II, Am. Sch. of Corres- 
 pondence, Chicago, 19 1 5. Articles in The Da- 
 kota Farmer, Engng. News. Concrete-Cement 
 Age, Engng. Record. Tlie Contractor, etc. 
 Mem. A. S. C. E. ; Am. Assn. of Engrs. ; Am. 
 Concrete Inst.; Soc. for Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ. ; Americanization Commission of Schen- 
 
 ectady, N. Y.; Fellow, A. A. A. S. Married 
 Mabel Fowler, O ^^3, 1903, Boston, Mass. (died 
 Ap 18, 1915). Children: Walton Fowler, b. 
 .'> _>2, 1910; twins, Allison White and Alden 
 Wist, b. Ap 10, 1913. Address, 16 N. Wen- 
 dell Ave., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 HORATIO SPRAGUE McDEWELL 
 Instructor; B. S., Harvard, 1907; M. M. 
 E., do., 1908; b. Jl 9, 1885, Winthrop, Mass. 
 Prepared in Exeter Acad.; Boston Eng. H. S. 
 'Peaching b'ellow. Harvard, 1907-08; Erecting 
 Engr., Allis-C'halmers Co., Milwaukee, 1908- 
 13; Instr., Mech. Engng., L^niv. of 111., 1914- 
 17; Engr. of Tests, U. S. N. Dept., Wash- 
 ington, D. C, 1917 — . Address, 94 Addington 
 Road, Brookline, Mass. 
 
 ELMER MASSEY McDONALD 
 
 (See No. 4292) 
 
 LEWIS McDONALD 
 
 (See No. 3467) 
 
 WALTER BYRON McDOUGALL 
 Associate; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 191 1; Ph. 
 D., do., 1913; b. D 10, 1S83, Ypsilanti, Mich.; 
 s. John A. (b. Jl 14, 1843, do.) and Delphinc 
 (Fowler) McDougall (b. My 25, 1852, do.). 
 Prepared in Ypsilanti (Mich.) H. S. Sijgnia 
 \i; Cole Fellow in Bot., Univ. of Mich., 
 M)ii-i3- Prin., Sch., Romulus, Mich., iqo8- 
 10; Instr., Bot., Central Norm. Sch., Mt. 
 Pleasant, Mich., summer 1913; Instr., Bot., 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-17; Assoc, do., 1917 — . 
 Auth. : On the Mycarhizar of Forest Trees, 
 .■im. Jour. Bot., Vol. i, 1914; The Clrowth of 
 l'\>rest Tree Roots, do.. Vol. 3, 1916; Some 
 Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms, Bid. 111. 
 Sta. Lab. Nat. Hist., Vol. 2, 1917; Some In- 
 teresting Mushrooms of Champaign Co., Trans. 
 ni. Acad. Sc, Vol. 9, 1916. Mem., A. A. A. 
 S. ; Bot. Soc. of Am.; Ecological Soc. of Am.; 
 111. Acad, of Sc. Married- Myrtle Dalby, O 
 24, 1908, Ann Arbor, Mich. Children; Onna- 
 ler Tence, b. S 0, 1912; Jocelyn Eileen, b. le 
 -•6, 1914; Arleen Wilman, b. Ag. 24, 19 17. 
 .Iddress, 501 S. Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
 VERNE McDOUGLE 
 
 Teacher, Instr., Gunnery, U. S. S. M. A., 
 Cniv. of 111., 1918; Teacher, H. S., Urbana, 
 1918 — •. Address, 917 W. Oregon St., L^rbana. 
 GEORGE FRANCIS McEWEN 
 
 Hydrographer; A. B., Leland Stanford, 190S; 
 Ph. D., do., loii; b. Je lO, 1882, Manchester, 
 la.; s. John Freemont (h. O 5, 1850, Lisbon, 
 111.) and Lillian (Dodson) McEwen (b. O 19, 
 i8,o, Dubuque, la.). Prepared in Manchester, 
 (la.) H. S.; and la. St. Coll. Acad.; attended 
 la. St. Coll., 1902-05. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma 
 Xi. Teacher fellow, Phys.. Leland Stanford, 
 1007-10; Instr., Applied Math., do., 1910-11; 
 Physicist of Marine Biol. Assn. of San Diego, 
 Calif., 1908-11; Instr., M.ath., Univ. of 111., 
 1011-12; Hydrographer, Scripps Inst, for Biol. 
 Research, Univ. of Calif., 1012 — ■. Auth.: Pre- 
 liminary Report on the Hydrographic Work of 
 the IMarine Biol. Assn., Zool. series of L'niv. 
 of Calif.. 1910, Vol. 6; articles in Phys. Re- 
 viczc. Monthly /F^-nY/icr Reviezv; Univ. of 
 Calif. Publications in Zool., Vol. 15, 19 15. 
 Mem., Am. Phys. Soc; Am. ^lath. Soc; Sc. 
 Assn. of Leland Stanford Univ.; Math. Assn. 
 of Am.; Am. Geog. Soc. Married Mae Alice 
 Winner, Je i8, 19 12, Hamilton, Mo. Child, 
 Paul Albert, b. S 30, igi?. Address, Box 68, 
 La Jolla, Calif. 
 
 DAVID FORD McFARLAND 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Kan.. 1900; A. 
 M., do., 1901; M. S., Yale, 1003; Ph. D., do.. 
 1909; b. Ag 1, 1878, Mansfield, O.; s. Robert 
 S. (b. Je 5, 1834, Washington, O.) and Mary 
 Jane (McBride) McFarland (b. Ag 27, 1843, 
 
Looking Downward 10,000 Feet 
 
Faculty 
 
 gii 
 
 (in.). Prepared in Lawrence (Kan.) H. S. 
 Aljilia Tan Omega; Alpha (hi Sigma; Phi 
 l-aiiil)fla I'psilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 I'Vllow, C'hem., Yale, igoz-oi. Instr., Chem., 
 l^niv. of Kan., 1900-02; Asst. Prof., do., igc- 
 10; Asst. Chem., Kan. Geo!. Sur., 1906-08; 
 ASst., Chem., Yale, 1908-09; Asst. Prof., Ap- 
 plied Chem. and ist Asst., Chem., Engng. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1910-16; Assoc. Prof., 
 Applied Chem., do., 1916— . Auth. : (with H. 
 P. Cady) The Composition of Natural Gas 
 with Special Stvidy of the Constitution of Kan. 
 Gases, Kail. Geo!. Sur., Vol. 9, Topeka, 1908; 
 (with O. E. Harder) Alloys of Chromium, 
 Copper and Nickel; A Preliminary Study 
 of Bui. 93, Engng. Exp. Sta. Univ. of III., 
 1916; also various articles. Mem., 111. Acad, 
 of Sc; A. C. S.; Am. Inst, of Metals; Soc. 
 Promotion Engng. Educ. ; Fellow, A. A. A. 
 S. Married Martha Elizabeth Pittenger, Je 
 23, 1909, New Haven, Conn. Children: George 
 Robert, b. F 27, 191 1; Mary Louise, b. S 18, 
 1912; Elizabeth Jean, b. Ag 14, 1914; David 
 I-"ord, Jr., b. Jl i^ 19 17. Address, 906 Gregory 
 Place, Urbana. 
 
 ALEXANDER DYER MacGILLIVRAY 
 Professor; Ph. B., Cornell, 1900; Ph. D., 
 do., 1904; b. Jl 15, 1868, Inverness, O. ; s. John 
 Hugh (b. Ag II, 1830, Picton, Nova Scotia) 
 and Elizabeth (Adams) Mac Gillivray (b. N 
 27, 1830, Salineville, O.). Prepared in Univ. 
 of Wooster (O.) Prep. Dept. Gamma Alpha; 
 Sigma Xi. Asst., Entomol., Cornell, 1890- 
 1900; Instr., do., 1900-06; Asst. Prof., Entomol. 
 and Invertebrate Zool., do., 1900-11; Asst. 
 Prof., Systematic Entomol., LTniv. of 111., 191 1- 
 13; Assoc. Prof., do., 1913-17; Specialist, Me. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., summer, 19 13; Prof., Entomol., 
 Univ. of 111., 191 7 — . Auth.: Biography of the 
 Mosquito, Good Health, Vol. 46, 191 1; Malaria 
 and the Malarial Parasite, do.. 191 1; New 
 Species of Empria, i East. Species, Can. 
 Entom., 191 1 ; 2, Western Species, do.; Pro- 
 ceedings, Sixth to Tenth Annual Meetings of 
 the Entomol. Soc. of Am., Ann. Entomol. Soc. 
 Am.; The Lacinia in the Maxilla of the Hy- 
 menoptera, Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am., 1912; 
 The Pupal Wings of the Hepialus Thule, do.; 
 Tenthredinoidea in Hymenoptera or Wasp- 
 like Insects of Conn., Bui. Conn. St. Geol. 
 Nat. Hist. Sur., igi6; various other articles. 
 Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Am. Assn. Econ. 
 Entomol.; Entomol. Fellow, Soc. of Am.; 
 Sec. and Treas., III. Acad, of Sc, 1911-15; 
 Am. Soc. Zool.; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.- Am. 
 Microscopic Soc; Ecol. Soc. Am. Married 
 l'"anny Mary Edwards, S 17, 1891, Forest 
 Home, N. Y. Children: Malcolm Edwards, 
 I). O 31, 1895; John Henry, b. Ja 27, 1899. 
 Address, 603 W. Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 JOHN EDWARD McGILVREY 
 College President; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1895; 
 Ph. D., Miami Univ.;'b. Ja 8, 1867, Hollands- 
 burg, Ind.; s. John (b. D 21, 1836, do.) and 
 Mary (Wimmer) McGilvrey (b. Ag 3, 1838, 
 Bellmore, Ind.). Prepared in Ind. St. Norm. 
 .Sch. Teacher, Dist. Sch. of Ind., 1884-87; 
 Prin., Graded Schs., Rosedale, Ind., 1890; 
 Asst., Ind. St. Norm. Sch., 1890; Teacher, H. 
 S., Paris, 111., 1890-92; Prin., do., 1903-04; 
 Prin., H. S., Freeport, 111., 1895-96; Asst. 
 Prof., Pedagogy and H. S. Visitor, Univ. ef 
 111., 1896-99; Prin., Cleveland Norm. Sch., 
 1899-1908; Supt., Cleveland City Farm Sch., 
 1908-10; Dir. of Educ, West. 111. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1910-11; Acting Prin., do., 1911-12; 
 Pres., Kent O. St. Norm. Coll. 1912 — -. Mem., 
 Univ. Club, Cleveland, 1900: N. E. A., 1897. 
 Married Mary Kelly, Je 6, 1894, Terre Haute, 
 Ind. Children: Robert Gordon, b. Je 12, 
 1902; Louise Charlotte, b. O 19, 1905. Address, 
 Kent, O. 
 
 CHARLES SAMUEL McGOVNEY 
 B. S., Purdue Univ., 1901; h. Ap 28, 1876, 
 Lincoln. Neb. Prepared in Columbus (Ind.) 
 H. S. Apprentice, Columbus Machine Works, 
 1894; helper under instruction. Reeves & 
 (^o., 1894-96; Chem., Kalamazoo Beet Sugar 
 Co., 1901-02; do., Newaygo Portland Cement 
 Co., 1902-03; Deputy State Chem., Ind. Exp. 
 Sta., 1903; Deputy and Asst. Station Chem., 
 1904; Asst. in charge of fuel test, Engng. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1906-07. Address, 
 116 East Berry St., Alexandria, Ind. 
 
 DUDLEY ODELL McGOVNEY 
 Professor; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1901; A. M., 
 Harvard, 1904; LL. B., Columbia, 1907; b. Je 
 23, 1877, Himtington, Ind.; s. Samuel Taylor 
 (b. S 19, 1843, Adams Co., O.) and Florence 
 Louisa (Wright) McGovney (b. Ap i, 1855, 
 Huntington, Ind.). Prepared in Portland and 
 Columbus (Ind.) H. Schs. Sigma Chi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. President's Scholar and Fellow- 
 ship, Internat. Law, Columbia. Teacher, Ind. 
 Pub. Schs., 1895-98; Teacher, Govt, and Hist., 
 Govt. Norm. Sch., Manila, P. I., 1901-03; 
 Instr., Pol. Sc, Ind. Univ., summer 1907; 
 Instr., Law and Sc, Univ. of 111., 1907-08; 
 Prof., Law and Ex. Sec, Law Dept., Tulane 
 Univ., 1908-13; Dean, Law Dept., do., 1913- 
 14; Prof., Law, Univ. of Mo., 1914-16; Dean, 
 Coll. of Law, St. Univ. of la., 1916 — . Com., 
 Co. H, 149th Ind., Vols., Spanish-Am. War, 
 1898. Auth.: Civ. Govt, in the Philippines, 
 Scott Foresman & Co., Chicago, 1903; Stories 
 of Long Ago in the Philippines, World Book 
 Co., 1906. Married Laura Arnolt Woodburn, 
 Ap 22, 1902, Manila, P. I. Children: Richard 
 Burnit, b. Ja 30, 1903; Margarita, b. S 6, 1904; 
 Ruth, b. N 12, 1908. Address, 424 S. Summit 
 St., Iowa City, la. 
 
 DUNCAN ARTHUR MacINNES 
 (See G439) 
 
 FRANCIS JEAN MacINNES 
 (See No. 7779) 
 
 *DONALD McINTOSH 
 Professor; V. S., Toronto Vet. Coll.; b. 
 Scotland; s. William (b. do.) and Katherine 
 (Pennycuick) Mcintosh (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Elora Acad., Elora, Can. Sigma Xi; Alpha 
 Zeta. Prof., Vet. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1885-1915 
 — . Auth.: Diseases of Horses and Cattle; 
 Diseases of Swine, M. A. Donohue & (3o., 
 Chicago; various articles in Orange Judd 
 Farmer, Farm and Home, Northwest Farm- 
 stead, Northeast Homestead, Am. Agricultur- 
 ist, Prairie Farmer, Am. Snnncherd, North- 
 rvestern Agriculturist, and Wallaces' Farmer. 
 Died S 5, 1915, Portland, Me. 
 
 HARRISON McJOHNSTON 
 Instr. and Advertising Mgr. ; A. B., N. W, 
 Univ., 1907; A. M., do., 1914; b. Jl 26, 1884, 
 McCutcheonsville, Ind.; s. Clarence Atchison 
 (b. 1849, do.) and Charlotte (Stokes) Mc 
 Johnston (b. 1852, do.). Prepared in W. Div. 
 H. S., Chicago and N. W. Univ. Acad. Beta 
 Phi; Phi Eta. Advertising Copy Writer, Ad 
 vertising Agency, 1907-08; Retail Service Bur., 
 Butler Bros., Chicago, 1908-09, 1910-11; ist 
 Asst* Managing Ed., System. 1911-13; Ed 
 .Staff, Printer's Ink, 1913-14; Asst., Eng., Univ, 
 of 111., 1913-14; Instr., Bus. Eng. and Sab 
 manship, do., 1914-17; Assoc, do., I9i7-i_, 
 Expert, Bus. Correspondence Alexander Ham- 
 ilton Inst. Staff 19.17- 18; Instr., Bus. Organi 
 zation and Econ., O. St. Univ., and Advertis- 
 ing Mgr., Hugh Ridenour Co., Columbus, O. 
 19 1 8 — . Auth.: Business Correspondence 
 Alexander Hamilton Inst., N. Y., 1917; Mod 
 ern Merchandising, Malloy, Mitchell and 
 Taust, Chicago, 1918. Mem., Am. Econ. Soc. 
 
912 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Married Elsie Lillian Brown, D 31, 1907, 
 Chicago. Children: Charlotte Anne, b. N 
 10, 191 o; Barbiara, b. O 5, 19 14; Jean, b. F 
 
 10. 1918. Address, 8 E. Broad St., Columbus, 
 O. 
 
 JAMES HARRY McKEE 
 (See No. 970) 
 
 KENNETH McKENZIE 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1891; A. M., do., 
 1893; Ph. D., do., 1895; b. Jl 24, 1S70, Cam- 
 bridge, Mass.; s. Alexander (b. D 14, 1830, 
 New Bedford, Mass.) and Ellen Holnian (Eve- 
 leth) McKenzie (b. Ag 19, 1838, Fitchburgh, 
 Mass.). Prepared, Browne and Nichols Sell., 
 Cambridge, Mass. Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Theta 
 Pi. Instr., Mod. Lang., Union Coll., 1895-8; 
 Prof, do., LTniv. of W. Va., 189S-1900; Instr., 
 and Asst. Prof., do., Yale, 1900-15; Prof., do., 
 Columbia, summer 1914-15; Prof., do., and 
 Head of Dept., Univ. of 111., 1915 — ; Dir., 
 Rome Branch, Am. LTniv. Union, Italy, 1918 — ; 
 Ed.: Trois Comedies d'Alfred de Messet, Bos- 
 ton. D. P. Health & Co., 1901 ; Fifty Fables 
 of La Fontaine. Am. Book Co., N. Y., 1903; 
 Ruy Bias by Victor Hugo, H. Holt and Co., 
 N. Y., 1909. Auth. : Articles in Publications 
 of the Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Annual Re- 
 port of Dante Soc. ; Mod. Philo!.; Romanic 
 Review; Yale Reviezv; Nat. Geog. Mag.; Mod. 
 Lang. Notes, etc. Married Aimee Gilbert Lef- 
 fingwell, Jl 30, 1908, Summit, N. Y. Address, 
 70S W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 MARY EULA McKINNEY 
 Teacher; A. B., O. St. Univ., 1906; A. M., 
 Colo. Univ., 1913; b. D 20, 1883, W. ya.; d. 
 John Piatt and Lucy (Toothaker) McKinney. 
 Prepared in Columbus (O.) H. S. Teacher, 
 H. S., two yrs.; Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 
 1909-12; Teacher, Eng. and Educ, N. J. St. 
 Norm., Montclair, N. J., 1913 — . Address, 189 
 Montciair Ave., Montclair, N. J. 
 
 CYRUS DANIEL McLANE 
 (See No. 703) 
 
 CARLOS LENOX McMASTKR 
 
 Sec, B. M. Gardner Co.: C. E., O. St. 
 
 Univ., 1905; b. Je 29, 1882, Middleport, O. ; s. 
 
 William Lenox (b. My 27, 1836, Pomeroy, 
 
 O.) and Lydia Ann (Weiss) McMaster (b. F 
 
 11, 1846, Ripley, W. Va.). Prepared in North 
 H. S., Columbus. O. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Gamma Phi Soc; Gamma Alpha. Chief 
 Draftsman, Columbus, Delaware & Marion R. 
 R., 1903; do., Fviel Supply Co., 1904-05; 
 Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111,, 1905-7; Assoc, 
 G. E. D., do., 1907-10; Asst,, Dean of Men. 
 do., 1908-10; Arch. Dept., Pratt & Lambert 
 Varnish Co., Chicago, 1910; Asst. Sales Mgr., 
 Cleveland Brass and Copper Mills; Sec, The 
 B. M. Gardner Co. Auth,: (with T, Wilson) 
 Notes on Practical Mech, Draw., 1909. Mem., 
 K. T. Address, 946 Parkwood Drive, Cleveland; 
 bus. add., 322 (Guardian Bldg., do. 
 
 DAVID KENT MacMILLAN 
 Entomologist; B. S., Dickinson Coll, 1902; 
 b. Jl 3, 1874, (Gettysburg, Pa.; s. Oscar D. (b. 
 D 5, 1S38, do.) and Mvriam Anne (Holtzman) 
 MacMillan (b. Ja 8. 1841, Baltimore), Pre- 
 pared in Dickinson Prep. Sch., Carlisle, Pa. 
 Union Phil. Soc. ; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 
 Sc, H. S., Huntington, Pa., 1902-3; Scientific 
 Asst,, Div. of Z06I,, Pa. Dept. of Agr., Harris- 
 burg, Pa,; do.. Bur. of Entomol., Washing- 
 ton, D. C. ; Field Asst., State Entomologist's 
 OfRce, Univ. of 111., 1911-13; Entomol., do., 
 1913 — . Mem., Soc. of Entomol.; A. A. A. 
 S.; Am. Entomol. Soc; A. F. A. M. ; M. E, 
 Church. Married Rebecca Gehrett Hamilton, 
 N 10, 1904, Cassville, Pa. Address, 5057 Bal- 
 moral Ave., Chicago. 
 
 GEORGE BURR McMILLEN 
 (See No. 7063) 
 
 FRANK MORTON McMURRY 
 Professor; Ph. D., Jena, 1889; b. Jl 2, 1862, 
 Crawfordsville, 111.; s. Franklin and Charlotte 
 (L^nderwood) McMurry. Prepared in St. 
 Norm., Sch., Normal, 111. Attended Univ. of 
 Mich., 1881-2; Stud., Halle and Jena, 1886-9; 
 do., (jeneva and Paris, 1892-3. Prin., Schs., 
 1883-6; do., Chicago, 1889-90; Prof., Pedagog- 
 ics, St. Norm. Sch., 111.; Prof., do., LTniv. of 
 111., 1893-4; Prin., Franklin Sch., Buffalo, N. 
 Y., 1894-5; Prof., Pedagogics and Dean of 
 Teachers Coll., Univ. of Buffalo, 1895-8; ProL, 
 Elem, Educ, Teachers Coll., Columbia, 1898 — •. 
 Joint Auth.: The Method of the Recitation, 
 MacMillan Co. ; The Tarr and McMurry Series 
 of Common Sch. Geogs., Macmillan Co, Auth,: 
 How to Study and Teaching How to Study, 
 Houghton, Mifflin Co.; several articles ior Educ, 
 Review; Assoc ed.. Student's Ref. Work, 1909. 
 Married Elizabeth Lindley, D 20, 1894, Fred- 
 cricktown, O. Children: Catherine Lindley, 
 b. Je 14, 1896; Margaret, b. O 15, 1903. Ad- 
 dress, 9 Hillside Drive Park, Hill, Yonkers, N. 
 Y.f 
 
 *WILLIAM McMURTIE 
 E. M., Lafayette Coll., 1871; M. S., 1874; 
 Ph. D., 1875; b. Mr 10, 1851, Belvidere, N. 
 J.; s. Abram (b, 1806, Warren Co,. N, J.) 
 and Almira (Smith) McMurtrie <h. Sussex 
 Co., N. J.). Prepared in Acad., Belvidere, N. 
 J. Asst. Chem., U. S. Agr. Dept., 1872; 
 Chief Chem., do., 1873; Agt. and Representa- 
 tive, Paris Exposition, 1878; Special Agt., Agr. 
 Dept., Agr. Technol., 1879-82; Prof., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1882-8; Chem., 111. St. Bd. of 
 Agr., 1884-8; Chem., 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 1S86-8; Chem., Royal Baking Powder Co., 
 1S88 — ; Second V. P., do.: Consulting Prof., 
 Gen. Tech. Chem., Polym. Inst,, Brooklyn, N. 
 Y,, 1905 — , Auth,: Culture of the Beet and 
 Manufacture of Sugar Therefrom, 1880; The 
 Culture of Sumac, 1880; Grape Culture in the 
 U. S,; Wools and Other Animal Fibres, 1886. 
 Mem,, A, C. S, ; Chem. Club,, N, Y, ; Soc, of 
 Chem, Indus, Engrs, ; Verein Deutscher Chem- 
 ikcr; Internat, Cong, of App, Chem,, Degree 
 "Chevalier du Merite Agricole" from French 
 Govt., 1883, Married Helen M. Douglas, Ap 
 5, 1876. Died My 26, 1913, N. Y. 
 
 HOMER ELKANAH McNATT 
 Farmer; B. C, LTniv. of Mo., 1909; b. I, 
 1884, Aurora, Mo. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. 
 Asst., Dairy Dept., Univ. of Mo.; Instr., Mun. 
 and San. Dairying and Asst., Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111.; Farmer, Aurora, Mo. Auth.: 
 Newspaper articles and a few station circu- 
 lars. Address, Aurora, Mo. 
 
 WARD J. MacNEAL 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1901; Ph. 
 D., do., 1904; M. D., do., 1905; b. F 17, 1881, 
 Fenton, ^Mich. ; s. Edward (b. Ag 23, 1833, 
 Sterling, N. Y.) and lane Elizabeth (Pratt) 
 MacNeal (b. Je 22, 1841, Birdsall, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Clyde H. S. Jr, Research Club; 
 Sigma Xi, Stud, Asst,, Bacteriol., Univ. of 
 Mich,, 1901-03; Rockefeller Fellow, do., 1903- 
 04, summers 1904-06; Instr,, Histol,, do., 1905- 
 06; Instr., Bacteriol. and Anat,, W. Va. Univ., 
 1906-07; Asst. Chief, Bacteriol., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1907-11; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1908-11; Lecturer, Pathol, and Bacteriol., New 
 York Post. Grad. Med. Sch., 1911-12; Prof., 
 Pathol, and Bacteriol, and Asst. Dir., Labs., 
 do., 1912-is; Dir., Labs., do., 1915 — . 
 ist Lt., Med. R. C. U. S. A., 191 1; Capt. 
 Med. O. R. C, Base Hosn. 8, A. E. F., France. 
 Delegate, Univ. of 111., to Internat. Cong, on 
 Tuberculosis, Washington, D. C, 1908; do., 
 to Nat. Conf. on Pellagra, Columbia, S. C, 
 1909. Discovered artificial culture of Try- 
 
Faculty 
 
 913 
 
 panosomes, etc. Auth. : (with H. S. Grind- 
 ley) Studies in Nutrition: An Investigation of 
 tlie Influence of Saltpeter on the Nutrition 
 and Health of Man with reference to the C)c- 
 curence in Cured Meats, Vol. 3, 4, 5, Univ. 
 of 111., 191 1, 1912; Microbiology, Edited by 
 Cha.s. E. Marshall, P. Blakiston's Son, igii, 
 chapters on various subjects; Pathogenic Micro- 
 organism, P. Blakiston's Son, 1914. Mem., 
 111. St. Pellagra Comn., 1909-12; Pres., Univ. 
 of 111., Mich. Club, 1911; Thomp.son McFad- 
 den Pellagra Comn. 1912; Mich. Club, of N. 
 Y. ; Soc. of Am. Bacterol. (Mem., Council, 
 1910); Assn. Am. Anatomists; Soc. Exp. Biol, 
 and Med.; A. A. A. S.; A. M. A.; Nat. Assn., 
 Tuberculosis; V. P., Post-Grad. Clinical Soc, 
 1912; Harvey Soc. Married Mabel Perry, D 
 28, 1905, Ann Arbor, Mich. Children: Ed- 
 ward Perry, b. O 4, 1906; Herbert Pratt, b. 
 Mr 10, 1909; Perry Scott, b. S 11, 1913. Ad- 
 dress, 82 Rockrose Place, Forest Hills Gardens, 
 Long Island, N. Y. 
 
 HECTOR MacPHERSON 
 Professor; A. B., Queen's Univ., 1903; M. 
 S., Univ. of Chicago, 1908; Ph. D., do., 1910; 
 b. 1875. Attended Univ. of Berlin, one Seni.; 
 Univ. of Halle-Wittemberg, one sem. ; Univ. 
 of Chicago, two and a half yrs. Teacher, Pub. 
 and H. Schs. ; Instr., Econ. and Sociol., Mich 
 Agr. Coll., 1907-10; do., Univ. of 111., 1910-11; 
 Asst., Prof., Econ., Ore. Agr. Coll. Auth.: 
 Cooperative Banking in the Province of Que- 
 bec (Ph. D. Thesis). Married, Ap 10, 191 1, 
 Chicago. Child, David Depec, b. S 2, 1912. 
 Address, Ore. Agr. Coll., Corvallis, Ore. 
 
 JEAN C. MAHAN (PLANK) 
 (See No. 185) 
 
 HORACE FAIRCHILD MAJOR 
 Professor; B. S. A., Cornell, igo8; b. O 25, 
 1884, Ithaca, N. Y. ; s. William F. (b. i8-;4, 
 do.) and Estelle M. (Tripp) Major (b. 18^9, 
 Richmond Hill, Hemlock Lake, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Ithaca (N. Y.) H. S. Theta Xi; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Agros Club; Sigma Kappa 
 Zeta; Agr. Glee, Masque and Philosophers 
 Clubs; Tarbell Prize, Cornell, 1908. In charge 
 of Camp Schs. for Boys, 1903-05; Instr., Na- 
 ture Study, Ithaca Pub. Schs., 1906-07; Asst., 
 Land. Gard., Univ. of 111., 1908; Instr., do., 
 1909-10; Instr., Land, Gard., Univ. of Mo., 
 1910-11; Supt., Grounds; Asst. Prof., Land. 
 Gard., Instr., Floriculture and Consulting Land. 
 Arch., do., 1910 — . Auth.: How to Fix up 
 the Yard, Cir., No. 135, Univ. of 111., 1910; 
 Classification of Ornamental Plants, 1909; 
 Pruning Shade Trees, cir. No. 81, Univ. of 
 Mo.; Book of Poems, 1910; also a number of 
 articles. Mem., Nat. Park Supts. Assn.; Nat. 
 Geog. Soc. ; Nat. City Planning Assn. ; Presby. 
 Churth. Address, 407 Hitt St., Columbia, Mo. 
 
 CHARLES WESLEY MALCOLM 
 (See No. 1735) 
 
 EDWIN JOHN MANLEY 
 Instructor; b. Mr 16, 1887, St. Louis; s. 
 George (b. Ap 3, i86o. Bunker Hill, 111.) and 
 Sophia (Helger) Manley (b. Ja 20, 1862, St. 
 Louis). Prepared in St. Nicholas Sch., St. 
 Louis. Mercantile Bus., George Manley and 
 Sons, 1907-12; Instr., Swimming, Univ. of 
 111., 1912 — . Married Cecilia Josephine Gil- 
 roy, Jl 27, 1910, Waterloo, 111. Address, 810 
 Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 ALMEDA FRANCES MANN 
 Instructor; b. Ap 20, 1874, Newton High- 
 lands, Mass.: d. Horace P. (b. O 23, 1843, 
 Gorham, Me.) and Helen M. (Colby) Mann 
 (b. S 7, 1 84 1, Tamworth, N. H.). Prepared in 
 Cincinnati (O.) H. S.; Attended Cincinnati 
 
 Mus. Sch. 1887-94; Chicago Conservatory, 
 1894-5; Cincinnati Coll. of Mus., 1898-9; Asst. 
 Teacher Violin (Jincinnati Mus. Sch., 1893; 
 Teacher Violin, Texas Christian Univ., Ft. 
 Worth, Tex., 1895-7; Teacher Violin and Piano, 
 Carlton Coll., Northfield, Minn., 1899-1900; 
 Instr., Piano, in charge of Prep. Dept., Univ. 
 of 111., 1900; Pvt. Teacher, Seattle, Wash., 
 J906-12; Head of Violin Dept. Carleton Coll., 
 Northfield, Minn., 1912 — . Address, 418 Col- 
 lege Ave., Northfield, Minn. 
 
 FREDERICK MAYNARD MANN 
 Professor; B. C. E., Univ. of Minn., 1892; 
 S. B., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1894; M. S., do., 
 1896; C. E., Univ. of Minn., 1898; b. My i, 
 1868, New York City; s. Samuel Rexford (b. 
 N 5, 18-8, Sidney Plains, N. Y.) and Geor- 
 gianna (Teall) Mann (b. O 30, 1831, Geneva, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Minneapolis (Minn.) H. 
 S.; Univ. of Minn. Psi Upsilon; Tau Beta 
 Pi; Fellow, A. I. A.; Fellow, Mass. Inst. Tech. 
 Draftsman, 1890-92; Instr., Arch. Design, Univ, 
 of Pa., 1896-99; Instr., Arch. Const., do 
 1900-01; Practicing Arch., Philadelphia, 189S 
 1902; Prof., Arch., Washington LTniv., 1902 
 10; Prof., Arch, and Head of Dept., Univ. of 
 111., 1910-14; Prof., Arch., Univ. of Minn. 
 1 914 — . Auth.: Problems of Domestic Arch 
 itecture, Washington LTniv. Bui., 1903; Archi 
 tect at the St. Louis World's Fair, do., 1904 
 Architecture and Civic Progress, do., 1907 
 Architecture as a Civic Asset, St. Louis Pub 
 Question Club Annual; various other articles 
 Address, 202 Ridgewood Ave., Minneapolis. 
 
 MARGARET MANN 
 Librarian; b. Ap 9, 1873, Cedar Rapids, la.; 
 d. Amasa (b. Jl 27, 1840, Frankfort, N. Y.) 
 and Emily Lucy (Davendorf) Mann (b. N 31, 
 1S40, do.). Prepared in Englewood H. S., 
 (Chicago). Kappa Kappa Gamma. Attended 
 Armour Inst, of Tech., 1893-6; Univ. of 111., 
 1898. Asst., Libn., Armour Inst., 1894-7; 
 Asst., Univ. of Wis. Sch. of Lib. Sc, summer, 
 1905-6; Cataloger, Univ. of 111. Lib., 1897-9; 
 Gen. Asst., do., 1899-1900; Asst. Libn., do., 
 :i900-3; Instr., 1897-3; Chief Cataloger, Car- 
 negie Lib. of Pittsburgh, 1903; Instr., Pub. 
 Documents, West. Reserve Univ. Lib. Sch., 
 1905; in charge of catalog, issued by Gen. 
 Engng. Soc, ^ew York City. Mem., Am. Lib. 
 Assn., Chicago Lib. Club; 111. St. Lib. Sch. 
 .\ssn. Address, Carnegie Lib., Pittsburgh. 
 
 WILLIAM ALBERT MANNING 
 Professor; A. B., Willamette Univ., Salem, 
 Ore., 1900; A. M., Leland Stanford, 1902; Ph. 
 D., do., 1904; b. D 5, 1876, Salem, Ore. Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Teacher, Pure and 
 Applied Math., Leland Stanford, 1900-9; Asst. 
 Prof., Math., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Prof., 
 Math., Leland Stanford, 1910 — . Auth.: A 
 number of articles on Math, subjects in Trans- 
 actions of Am. Math. Soc., Btil. of Am. Math. 
 Soc, Am. Jour, of Math. Children: Dorothy, 
 b. O 6, igog; Rhoda, b. Jl 2, 1912; Helena, b. 
 F 14, 1914; Silvia, b. My 18, 1917. .4ddrcss, 
 604 Tennyson Ave., Palo Alto, Calif.; bus. 
 add., Leland Stanford Univ., do. 
 
 ALBERT GEORGE MANNS 
 (See No. 433) 
 
 HAROLD ELMER MANTZ 
 A. B., LTniv. of Mich., 1910; b. S 30, 1888, 
 Lodi, O. Prepared in Lodi (O.) H. S. Studie4 
 in France, 1909-10; Asst., Romance Langs., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-11. Address, Lodi, O.'f 
 
 HARRY CURTISS MARBLE 
 (See No. 973) 
 
914 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 GEORGE EARL MARTIN 
 Professor; B. S., Purdue Univ., 1909; C. 
 E., do., 1914; b. Jl 7, 1886, Venango Co., Pa. 
 Instr., G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1909-11; Prof. 
 Civ. Engng., Colo. Coll., 1910-14; Asst. Prof., 
 Highway Engng., Purdue, 1914 — . Capt. 23rd 
 Engrs., A. E. F., 1918. Auth. : Methods and 
 Cost of Highway Construction in Allen County. 
 Mem., Ind., Engng. Soc., 1909; Epis. Church. 
 Address, 147 S. Grant St., Lafayette, Ind. 
 
 OSCAR ROSS MARTIN 
 
 (See G4S3) 
 
 FRANKLIN WALES MARQUIS 
 (See No. 2453) 
 
 JOHN MABRY MATHEWS 
 Professor; A. B., Johns Hopkins Univ., 1906; 
 Ph. D., do.. 1909; b. Ja 9, 1883, LaGrange, 
 Ga. ; s. Blake Hamilton and Mary R. (Whit- 
 aker) Mathews. Prepared in Baltimore City 
 Coll.; Law Sch., Univ. of Mich., 1908. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Univ. Scholar. 1906-7; Fellow 
 in Pol. Sc, 1908-9. Instr., Hist., Econ., and 
 Politics, Princeton, 1909-11; Assoc, Pol. Sc, 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-15; Asst. Prof., do., 1915-17- 
 Assoc Prof., do., 1917 — . Auth.: Legislative and 
 Judicial History of the Fifteenth Amendment, 
 J'ohns Hopkins Press, 1909; Principles of Am- 
 erican State Administration, D. Appleton & Co., 
 191 7; (with E. L. Bogart) Vol. 5 of the 111. 
 Centennial Hist., 1918; contributed to Revue 
 Politique et Parlementaire ; Pol. Sc. Quart- 
 erly;. Am. Pol. Sc. Review; Annals of the 
 Am. Acad, of Pol. and Soc. Sc; Jour. 
 Pol. Econ.; Nat. Mitn. Review; No. Am. 
 Review. Mem., Bd. of Eds.. Am. Pol. 
 Sc. Review, 1914-15; Ed., News and 
 Notes, do., 1914-15; mem. Bd, of Authors, 111. 
 Centennial Hist., 1915-1.8; Contributor to: Am. 
 Year Book, Cyclopaedia of Am. Govt., En- 
 cyclopaedia Americana. Mem., Am. Pol. Sc. 
 Assn.; Am. Soc. of Internat. Law; Univ. Club, 
 Urbana; M. E. Church. Married Ruth Far- 
 well Keefer, S 8, 19 14, Amboy, 111. Address, 
 804 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 ROBERT MAURICE MATHEWS 
 Instructor; A. B.. Butler Coll., Indianapolis, 
 1906; b. Mr 20, 1884. Cincinnati. Fresh, 
 
 prize in annual Fresh. Soph, debate; Asst. Ed., 
 Butler CoUegi-an. Grad. stud., Cornell, 1907; 
 Instr. Butler Coll., Summer Session, 1906; 
 Asst,, Math., Univ. of 111.. 1907-8; Teaching 
 Fellowship, Princeton, 1908-9; Instr., Un-v. 
 H. S., Chicago, 1909-12; do.. Poly. H. S., 
 Riverside, Calif., 1912; Head, Dept. Math., 
 Riverside Tr. College. 1016 — . Address, 1234 
 W. 1 2th S"t., Riverside, Calif. 
 
 GEORGE CHARLTON MATSON 
 Geologist; B. S., Doane Coll., Crete, Neb., 
 1900; A. M., Cornell. 1903; b. F 4, 1873, 
 Strang, Neb. Prepared in Franklin Acad.; 
 Graduated from Lincoln Norm. -Univ., 1897. 
 Fellow, Univ. of Chicago, 1904-6. Asst., Geol., 
 including summer sessions, Cornell, 1903-5; 
 Instr. Geol., L^niv. of 111., 1903-4; Asst., Soil 
 Svir., do., summers 1904-5; Asst., Geol., U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1906-17; Geologist, Gulf Oil Corp., 
 1917 — . Auth.: Water Resources of the Blue 
 Grass Region, Kentucky, Washington. U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1909; Investigations Relating to 
 Clays. LT, S. Geol. Sur., 1909; Geologist of 
 Florida, Second Annual Report. Fla. Geol. 
 Sur,, 1909; Mineral Waters. U. S. Geol. Sur., 
 1911; various reports for U. S. Geol. Sur. Mem., 
 Cosmos Club, Washin.gton, D. C. ; Acad, of Sc, 
 do.; Washington Geol. Soc, 1911; Fellow, A- 
 A. A. S. .Address, c/o Academy of Science, 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 ROBERT CLAYTON MATTHEWS 
 (See No. 1739) 
 
 HENRY ALBRIGHT MATTILL 
 (See G457) 
 
 ROBERT WALTER MEARNS 
 Brig. Gen.; b. Jl 16, 1S66, Pa. Grad., Pa. St. 
 Norm. Sch.; West Point, 1892; Inf. and Cav- 
 alry Sch., Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 1S97. 2nd 
 Lt., 20th Inf., 1897; ist Lt., do., 1898; Capt. 
 do., 1905; Prof. Mil. Sc. and Tactics, Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17; Col., 332nd inf., N. A., Camp 
 Sherman, Chillicothe, O., 1917-18. Brig. Gen., 
 in charge of Camp Beauregard, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Presby. Church. Address, c/o Adj. Gen., U. 
 S. A., Washington, D. C. ; bus. add., Camp 
 Beauregard, Alexandria, La. 
 
 BRAINERD MEARS 
 Professor; A. B., Williams Coll., 1903; A. 
 M., do., 1905; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins Univ., 
 190S; b. Ja 17, 1881, Amherst, Mass.; s. 
 Leverett (b. My, 1S50, Essex, Mass.) and 
 !Mary Virginia (Brainerd) Mears (b. Je, i8c7, 
 Charleston, W. Va.). Prepared in Drury 
 Acad,, North Adams, Mass. Fellow, Johns 
 Hopknis, 1908. Theta Delta Chi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Alpha Chi Sigma; Sigma Xi. Asst., 
 Chem., Williams Coll., 1903-6; Instr., Indus. 
 Chem., L'niv. of 111., 1909-10; Instr., Chem., 
 VV'illiams Coll., 1910-11; Asst., Prof., do., 191 1- 
 17; Prof., Chem., do., 1917 — . Mem., A. C. 
 S, Married Margaret Whitney, Ag 2^, 191 1. 
 Children: Whitney H., b. Je 8, 1912; Margaret 
 Brainerd, b. Jl 30, 1913. Address, 230 Main 
 St., Williamstown, Mass. 
 
 FRANK EDGAR MELVIN 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Kan., 1906; A. 
 M., do., 1909; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 1913; b. 
 Ag 2;^, 1S81, Lawrence, Kan.; s. David Mac- 
 Gowan (b. 1847, Washington Co., Pa.) and 
 Eva Adelaide (Edgar) Melvin (b. 1857, Mus- 
 catine, la,). Prepared in Lawrence (Kan,) and 
 lola (Kan,) H. Schs., Quill Club. Teaching 
 Fellow. Hist., Univ. of Kan., 190S-9; Asst., 
 Hist., LTniv. of 111., 1909-12; Harrison Fel- 
 low Hist,, L^niv. of Pa,, 1912-13; Harrison Re- 
 search Fellow do., 1913-15. Acting Asst, Prof., 
 Hist,, Cornell, 1915-16; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. 
 of Kan,, 1916 — , Auth,: Napoleon's Navigation 
 System. LTniv. of Pa. Hist. Studies, 1918; The 
 .Judicial Bulwark of the Constitution, Am. 
 Pol. Sc, Review, 1014; Articles in Miss. Val- 
 lev Hist. Review and Am. Hist. Review. Mem., 
 Am. Hist. Assn.; Miss. Valley Hist. Assn. 
 /.■^dress, Univ. of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. 
 
 KATHERINE MERRILL 
 A. B,, Bryn Mawr; Asst. Prof,, Eng. Lang, 
 and Lit., Univ. of 111., 1892-97; Lecturer, Pond 
 Lyceum, Metropolitan Life Bldg., New York 
 City. Address, 504 W. 12th St., New York 
 City.t 
 
 GLENN NEWTON MERRY 
 Professor; A. B., N. W. Univ., 1910; Grad- 
 uated Cumnock Sch. of Oratory, 1911; b, Ag 
 3, 1886, Orleans. Neb,; s. James Thomas aiid 
 Georgianna (LeCireslev) Merrv. Prepared in 
 Greenville Coll. Acad. Delta Sigma Rho; The 
 Scribblers; Sr. Scholarship, N. W. Univ.; 
 prizes in debate and oratory. Coach in Orat,, 
 H. S,, Crown Point, Ind,, 191 1; Asst., Pub. 
 Speak.. Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Assoc. Prof., 
 Pub. Speak., Univ. of la., 1912 — . Chm. of 
 Speakers' Bur. of la. Council of Nat. De- 
 fense. Mem,, Presby. Church, Married Luella 
 Helen Eakins, Je 9. 1910, Evansville, Wis. 
 Children: Eugene Webster, b. O 14, 10^2; 
 Robert Watson, b. O 29, 1913. Address, Iowa 
 City, la.; bus. add., Univ. of Iowa, do. 
 
Faculty 
 
 915 
 
 •GEORGE HENRY MEYER 
 A. B., Colgate Univ.. 1889; A. M., do., 
 1892 ; b. D 25, 1865, Higginsvifle, N. Y.'; 
 s. Tohn (b. Mr 17, 1839, Bavaria. Gcr.) 
 and Eva (Neger) Meyer (b. Ap 25, 
 1843, New London, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Colgate Acad., N. Y. Attended Univ. of 
 Berlin, 1904-5; Univ. of Jena, 1905-6. Beta 
 Theta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa. Second Dodge 
 Entrance Prize; Second Baldwin Greek Prize; 
 Classical Oration on Commencement Day. 
 In.str., H. S., Lyons, N. Y., 1889-90; do.. West 
 .Side H. S., Des Moines, 1890-2; Mod. Lang. 
 Master, Lake Forest Acad., 1893-7; Instr., 
 Ger., Univ. of 111., 1S97-1900; Asst. Prof., 
 Ger. Lang, and Lit., do., 1900-15; Asst. Dean 
 of Coll. of Lit. and Arts., do., 1909-15. Mem., 
 Mod. Lang. Assn., of Am. Died Jl 27, 191 5, 
 Chicago. 
 
 I'RIEND LEE MICKLE 
 (See G467) 
 
 LEE ELLIS MILES 
 Forest Pathol.; A. B., Wabash Coll., 1914; 
 b. S 25, 1890, Rockville, Ind.; s. Charles Eras- 
 lus (b. F 17, 1854, O.) and Sarah Jane (Akers) 
 Miles (b. Jl 8, 1857). Prepared in Rockville 
 (Ind.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 Commons Club. Physiol. Asst., Floriculture, 
 Agr. E.xp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Asst., 
 Bot., do., 1915-18. Field Asst., Forest Pathol., 
 U. S. Lab. of Forest Pathol., 1918—; do.. 
 White Pine Blister Rust Eradication Project, 
 summer 19 17. Auth.: Some Diseases of 
 Economic Plants in Porto Rico, Phytopathol., 
 Wo\. 8, No. 5, 1917; Some New Porto Rico 
 l'"ungi, Procccdinys 111. Acad, of Sc. Address 
 .^M7 W. iith St., Marion, Ind. 
 
 •MANLY MILES 
 M. D., Rush Med. Coll.; 1850; D. V. S., 
 Columbia Vet. Coll.: 1880; b. Jl 20, 1826, 
 Homer, N. Y. ; s. Manley and Mary (Cush- 
 nian) Miles. Prepared in Pub. Schs. Practiced 
 metlicine, 1850-9; Asst. St. Geol., Mich. Dept. 
 of Zool., 1859-61; Prof., Zool. and Animal 
 Phys., St. Agr. Coll., Lansing, Mich., i860; 
 Acting Supt., Farm, attached to chair, 1864; 
 Prof., An. Phys., and Prac. Agr. and Supt. 
 of Farm, 1865-69; Prof., Prac. Agr., 1869-75 
 (ist in U. S.); Prof., Agr., Univ. of 111., 1875- 
 76; carried on scientific experimental investi- 
 gations, Mountainville, N. Y. ; Prof., Agr., 
 Mass. Agr. Coll., Amherst. Auth.: Stock 
 Breeding; Experiments with Indian Corn, giv- 
 ing results of important work which he did at 
 Houghton, N. Y. ; Silos and Ensilage; Land 
 Drainage; contributed articles to Poptilar Sc. 
 Monthly and to A. A. A. S. ; besides other 
 papers and articles to the Am. Naturalist, and 
 the Proceedings of the Am. Educ. Assn. Cor- 
 responding Mem., Buffalo Soc. of Nat. Sc. ; 
 corresponding mem., Entomol. Soc; Acad, of 
 Nat. Sc. A. A. A. S., Fellow. Married Mary 
 E. Dodge, 185 1. Died F 15, 1898. 
 
 ADAM VAUSE MILLAR 
 (See No. 1063) 
 
 CLENDON VAN METER MILLAR 
 (See No. 763) 
 
 JOHN EZRA MILLAR 
 (See G473) 
 
 F. H. MILLER 
 Born Ap 6, 1894; s. Chas. W. Milletr. Pre- 
 pared in Hyde Park H. S. Phi Kappa Psi. 
 Drill Master, U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 
 191S; III. Nat. Guard, transportation dept., 
 Fllington Field, Texas, 1918 — ; Capt. Address, 
 5475 Drcxcl Ave., Chicago. 
 
 GEORGE ABRAM MILLER 
 Professor; A. B., Muhlenberg, 1887; A. M., 
 do., 1891; Ph. D., Cumberland, 1892; b. Jl 31, 
 1863, Lynnville, Pa.; s. Nathan (b. 1827, do.) 
 and Mary (Sittler) Miller (b. 1830, Tripoli, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Franklin and Marshall 
 Acad., Lanca.ster, Pa. Attended Univ. of Leip- 
 zig, 1895-6; Paris Univ., 1896-7. Instr., Mich. 
 Univ., 1893-s; do., Cornell, 1897-1901; Asst. 
 Prof., Leland Stanford Univ., 190 1-3; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1903-6; Assoc. Prof., Math., Univ. 
 of 111., 1906-7; Prof., Math., do., 1907 — . Won 
 Internat. Math. Prize, offered by Cracow Acad, 
 of Sc, 1900. Auth.: Determinants, D. Van 
 Nostrand Co., N. Y., 1892; Hist. Introduction 
 to Math. Literature, Macmillan Co., 1916; Joim 
 ■Auth.: Monographs on Modern Math., Long- 
 mans, C.icen & Co., 1911; Finite Groups, John 
 Wiley & Sons, 1916; Articles in Encyclopedic 
 dcs Sciences Mathematiques, Paris, 1907 — ; 
 also contributed about three hundred articles 
 to various mags. Mem., Math. Soc, Council, 
 rqoi-4, V. P., 1907-S; Fellow and Sec. of Sec- 
 tion A., A. A. A. S., 1907; Mem., Com. of 
 One Hundred on Scientific Research and Chm. 
 of Math, sub-com.; London Math. Soc; V. P., 
 Math. Assn., of Am., 19 16. Married Cassandra 
 Boggs. D 23, 1909, Urbana. Address, 1103 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 HARRY WILLARD MILLER 
 Associate; B. S., Washington and Lee Univ., 
 1907; M. E., do.. 191 1 ; b. Jl 12, 1S84, Hagers- 
 town, Md.; s. Charles Albert (b. N 9, i860, 
 Washington Co., Md.) and Katherine (Spiel- 
 man) Miller (b. N 18, 1859, Md.). Prepared 
 m Hagerstown (Md.) Mafe II. S. Phi Gam- 
 ma Delta; Cosmopolitan; Pi Tau Sigma; Theta 
 Tau; Sigma Phi. Surv., Rockbridge Co., 
 1906-7; general iron const, work, C. H. Miller 
 Boiler Shops, Hagerstown, Md., 1907-9; Instr., 
 G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1909-1911; Assoc, do., 
 1911-12; Assoc, G. E. D., and Asst. Dean, 
 Coll. of Engng., do., 1912. Bat. F, ist 111. 
 F. A., F I, 1916; U. S. R. Ord. Dept., 1917; 
 A. E. F., France, 19 18 — . Auth.: Descriptive 
 Geom.. Urbana, 191 1; Notes on Mech. Draw., 
 do., 191 1 ; Mech. Draw. Plate Specifications, do., 
 191 1 ; Descriptive Geom., Man. Tr. Mag., Vol. 
 13, 1912. Mem., A. F. A. M.; Univ. Club, 
 Urbana; Univ. Club, Chicago. Married Velma 
 Mae Stapleton, Jl 12, 19 10, Jersey Shore, Pa. 
 (died My 4, 1911). Child, Virginia Mae, b. 
 My 4, igii. Address, 1107 Oregon St., Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 J. EARLL MILLER 
 (See G472) 
 WILLIAM TYLER MILLER 
 Landscape Architect; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 
 1892; A. M., Cornell, 1897; Ph. D., do., 1899; 
 b. Duane, Va. ; s. Albert (b. 1821, Thuringia, 
 Ger.) and Olive Coit (Tyler) Miller (b. Jl 
 2, 1837, Marshall, Mich.) Prepared in Detroit 
 H. S. Psi Upsilon; Sigma Xi. Assoc. Ed., 
 Bailey's Cyclopedia of Hort., iSgp-igos; Asst. 
 and Managing Ed., Country Life m Am., 1903- 
 12; Ed., The Garden Mag., 1905-12; Asst. 
 Prof., Land. Hort., Univ. of 111., 1912-16; 
 Land Arch., Chicago, 1916-17; do., Detroit, 
 1917 — • Auth.: What England Can Teach Us 
 Al)out Gardening, Doubleday, Page & Co., 
 1909; The Illinois Way of Beautifying the 
 Farm, Univ. of 111., 1913; The Prairie Spirit in 
 Landscape Gardening, do., 1916; Over 100 
 articles in Country Life in Am., Garden Mag., 
 and other mags, on land. arch, and hort. sub- 
 jects. Mem., Soc. of Friends; Cliff Dwellers 
 Club; Fine Arts Soc; Detroit Club; Soc. of 
 Arts and Crafts. Legally changed name from 
 Wihelm to William Tyler Miller, D 10, 1918. 
 Married Mary Farrand Rogers. Je 8, 1899. 
 Children: Ruth Rogers, b. Ap 29, 1903; Far- 
 rand Rogers, b. Mr 12, 1909. Address, 203 W. 
 Euclid Ave., Detroit; bus. add., 614 Stevens 
 Bldg., do. 
 
C)l() 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 CHARLES HENRY MILLS 
 Prof, and Dir. ; B. Mus., Edinburgh, 1904; 
 D. Mus., McGill Univ., 1911; F. R. C. O., 
 Eng., 1905; Assoc, Royal Coll. of Music 
 (Eng.); Fellow, Royal Coll. of Organists, Lon- 
 don; Fellow, Am. Guild of Organists; b. Ja 
 29, 1873, Nottingham, Eng.; s. Charles (b. 
 1833, Eng.) and Sarah Ann (Selby) Mills (b. 
 1831, do.). Prepared in Nottingham (Eng.) 
 H. S. Acacia; Sinfonia; Graduated with hon- 
 ors. Medalist. City Organist, Aberdeen, 1900; 
 Organist, Borough of Salford, 1906-7; Prof., 
 Theory of Mus., Univ. of Syracuse, 1907-0S; 
 Dir., Sch. of Music, and Prof., Music, Univ. 
 of 111., 1908-14; do., Univ. of Wis., 1914 — . 
 Compositions: Cantata, Wreck of the Hesperus; 
 incidental music to the Masque of the Golden 
 .Scroll; various songs, choruses, etc. Auth.: 
 Ode to St. Cecilia, Schirmer; Magnificat; 
 Treatise on Counterpoint; do., on Fugue; His- 
 tory of Music Degrees, Jour. Music Teachers' 
 Nat. Assn., 1912; Relation of Adam de la Hale 
 and Hans Sachs to the Drama, do.. 191 5; 
 Theory of Music, do.; The Future of Harmony 
 as a Study, rfo., 1914; Standardization of Music 
 Teachers, Year Book of Miyin. Teachers Assn. 
 Mem., Internat. Soc. of Mus., 191 1; Union 
 of Grads., Eng., 1904; Univ. Club, Madison, 
 Wis.; A. F. A. M. Married Caroline Louise 
 Bell, Ag 17, 1908. Child, Charles Selby, b. 
 N 19, 1909. Address, 21 19 Jefferson St., Madi- 
 son, Wis. 
 
 GUY G. MILLS 
 (See No. 5313) 
 
 EDWARD LAWRENCE MILNE 
 (See No. 977) 
 
 JAMES BURT MINER 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Minn., 1897; 
 LL. B., do., 1899; M. Sc, do., 1901; Ph. D., 
 Columbia, 1903; b. O 6, 1873, Berlin, W^is. ; 
 s. Horace (b. Mr 7, 1839, Kinsman, O.) and 
 Loduska Almeda (Montague) Miner (b. F 28, 
 1 84 1, Jefferson, Wis.). Prepared in Berlin 
 (Wis.) H. S. Zeta Psi; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Sigma Xi; Delta Sigma Rho; Phi Delta Kappa. 
 Bd. of eds., The Ariel; inter-collegiate debater; 
 Pillsbury prize in oratory, Paige thesis prize in 
 law; newspaper correspondent at coll., and re- 
 porter, 1897-1900. Scholar, Psych., (Columbia, 
 1901-02; Asst., do., Univ. of Minn., 1900-01; 
 Fellow, do., Columbia, 1902-03; Instr., do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1903-04; Instr., Phil., Univ. of 
 la., 1904-05; Asst. Prof., do., 1905-06; do.. 
 Psych., Univ. of Minn., 1906-15; do., Carnegie 
 Inst, of Tech., 1915-18; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 191S — . Auth.: Motor, Visual and Applied 
 Rhythms; Psych. Rev. Monog. Sup., No. 21, 
 1903; Outline and Questions for Introductory 
 Psych., H. W. Wilson Co., Minneapolis, 1910; 
 Collaborator, Jour, of Educ. Psych. ; Annual 
 Summary of Correlation, Psych. Bui.; The 
 Coll. Laggard, do.. I, 1910; A Vocational 
 Census of College Students, Educ. Review, S 
 191 5; Deficiency and Delinquency, an Inter- 
 pretation of Mental Testing, Warwick & York, 
 in press; also a number of other articles. 
 Mem., Congr. Church; A. A. A, S., Fellow; 
 Am. Psych. Assn., N. Central Assn. of Teach- 
 ers of Psych. Married Jessie Lightner Schul- 
 ten, Je 30, 190S, Minneapolis. Child, Horace 
 M., b. Mr 26, 1912. Address, Carnegie Inst, 
 of Tech., Pittsburgh. 
 
 JOHN HARRISON MINNICK 
 Professor; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1906; A. M., 
 do 1908; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 1918. Pre- 
 pared in Somerset, Ind. Attended Univ. of 
 111., 1908-09, 1910-11; Univ. of Pa., 1909-10. 
 Phi Delta Kappa. Instr., Phys., Decatur, 111., 
 1906; Prin., Norm. H. S., 1907-08; Instr., 
 Math., Acad., L^niv. of 111., 1906-07; Asst., 
 do.; Univ. of 111., 1908-11; Critic,, do., Ind, 
 
 LTniv. 1911-13; Instr., do., Horace Mann Sch., 
 Columbia, 1913-15; Fellow, Educ, Univ., of 
 Pa., 1915-16; Instr., Math., Univ. of Pa., 
 1916-17; Asst. Prof., Educ, do.; 1917. Ad- 
 dress, Lafontaine, Ind.; bus. add.. University 
 of Pa., Philadelphia. 
 
 BRAINERD MITCHELL, JR. 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Ark., 1907; M. 
 E., do., 191 1 ; b. F 17, 1878, Pearl, 111. Adj. 
 Prof., Mech. Engng., Lhiiv. of Ark., 1905-9; 
 .■\ssuc Prof., do., 1909-12; Instr., Mech. 
 Engng., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Asst. Prof., do., 
 Univ. of Ark., 1913 — . Mem., Christian 
 Church. Address, S. Duncan St., Fayetteville, 
 Ark.; bus. add., Univ. of Ark., do. 
 
 FREDERICK ALEXANDER MITCHELL 
 
 (See No. 1154) 
 
 HAROLD HANSON MITCHELL 
 (See No. 3880) 
 
 PETER MOGENSEN 
 (See No. 829) 
 
 FLOYD WILLIAM MOHLMAN 
 (See No. 5316) 
 
 WILSON FORSYTH MONFORT 
 Professor; A. B., Marietta Coll., 1890; A. 
 M., do.; 1892; b. Je 24, 1863. Greensburg, 
 Ind. Prepared in Hanover (Ind.) Coll. Phi 
 Beta Kappa. Instr., Marietta Acad., Marietta, 
 O., 1890-91; Asst. Instr., Marietta Coll., 1891- 
 2; Prof, do., 1894-1906; Consulting Chem., 
 St. Louis Water Dept., 1906-14; Acting Prof., 
 Sanitary Chem., 111. St. Water Sur. Univ. of 
 111.. 1917 — . Mem., Presby Church. Address, 
 1 104 W. Illinois St., Urbana, 
 
 EARLE TOWSE MONTGOMERY 
 Ceram. Engr. and Research Mgr. ; E. M., 
 O. St. Univ., 1907; b. Je 11, 18S4, Gallipolis, 
 O. ; s. Robert Newton (b. 1857, Manchester, 
 O.) and Fanny Craig (Towse) Montgomery 
 (b. 1S58, Pittsburgh). Prepared in North H. 
 S., Columbus, O. Comn., ist Lt. of Cadets. 
 Ceram. Engr. and Supt., Wirt Mfg. Co., Bur- 
 rage, Mass., 1907-9; Engr., Engng. Dept., 
 Kinnear Mfg. Co., Columbus, O., 1919; Asst., 
 Ceram. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Ceram. 
 Engr.. Clay Products Sect., U. S. Bur. of 
 Standards. Pittsburgh, 1911-13; Prof., Ceram. 
 Engng. and Asst. Dir., N. Y. St Sch. of Clay- 
 Working and Ceram., Alfred, N. Y., 1913-16; 
 Ceram, Engr. and Research Mgr., Tefferv- 
 Dewitt Co., Detroit, 1916 — . Auth.": Tlie 
 Construction of Center Stack Downdraft 
 Kilns, Trans. Am. Ceram. Soc, Vol. 13, 1911; 
 A Study in Under-glaze Colors, do.. Vol. 13, 
 191 1 ; High Voltage Insulators and High Po- 
 tential Testing, do., Vol. 14, 1912; The De- 
 hydration of Clays, do.. Vol. 14, 1912; The 
 Effect of Overburning Upon the Structure of 
 Clays, do., Vol. 5, 1913; The Development of 
 Special Refractory Bodies, do.. Vol. 15, 1913; 
 Colored Porcelain Glazes at Cone 10, do., 
 Vol. 16, 1914; Recent Developments and Im- 
 provements at the New York State School of 
 Clay-Working and Ceramics, ^ <fo.. Vol. 16, 
 1914; Roofing Tile Slips and Glazes, do.. Vol. 
 16, 1914; Chem. Porcelain, do.. Vol. 18, 1916; 
 Determination of Several Dissociation Points, 
 do.. Vol. 18, 19U1; Slag Paving Brick, do.. 
 Vol. 18, 1916. Mem., Am. Ceram. Soc. Bd. of 
 Trustees, 191 7. Married Sue lone DuBois, 
 Je IS, 191 1, Franklin, O. Address, Jeffrey- 
 Dewitt Co., Detroit. 
 
 AMY CONSTANCE MOON 
 (See No. 1565) 
 
Faculty 
 
 917 
 
 BURTON EVANS MOORE 
 Professor; A. B., Otterbein Univ., 1888; A. 
 M., Cornell; Ph. D., Univ. of (ioettingen; b. 
 Ap 8, i866, Sparta, O.; s. Royal (b. Ag 9, 
 1841, do.) and Rachel (Evans) Moore (b. N 
 29, 1842, do.). Prepared in Acad., Otterbein 
 Univ.; studied in Leipsic, Strassbiu'R, Berlin. 
 Goettingen. Philomathean Soc. ; Sigma Xi. 
 Instr., Phys., Lehigh Univ., 1891-3; do., 
 Univ. of 111. 1895-6; do., Univ. of 
 Neb., 1896-7; Asst. Prof., do., 1897-1907; 
 Prof., do., 1907 — . Auth.: Articles in J'hy.'!. 
 Rcz'., Astroph\sical Jour, and Physikalische 
 Zeitschrift. Mem., A. F. A. M.; A. A. A. S.; 
 Phys. Soc. Married Harriette Clemens, S i, 
 1896, Bethlehem, Pa. (died My 29, 1909); 
 Hanna Eberle, D 16, 191 1, New York City. 
 Children: Charles R., b. S 13, 1897; C. 
 Ethelbert, b. F rg, 1902; Burton Eberle, b. 
 Mr 2, 1914. Address, 1900 Euclid Ave., Lin- 
 coln, Neb. 
 
 CIL\RLES RUBY MOORE 
 Elec. Engr. ; B. S., Purdue, 1907; E. E., 
 do., 1910; b. Mr 3, 1888, Edwardsville (Cross- 
 ing, 111.; s. Charles H. (b. S 21, 1855) and 
 Emma J. (Sadler) Moore (b. Ap 26, 1857). 
 Prepared in Windsor H. S. Sigma Xi; Eta 
 Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi. Instr., Elec. 
 Engng., Purdue Univ., 1907-10; Asst. Prof., 
 do., 1910-13; Gen. Mgr., La Fayette Elec. & 
 Mfg. Co., 1913-14; Instr., Elec. Engng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-15; Assoc, do., 1915-16; Elec. 
 Engr., West. Elec. Co., 1916 — . Mem., Ind. 
 Engng. Soc; M. E. Church. Address, 33 
 Burchard Ave., East Orange, N. J. 
 
 HERBERT FISHER MOORE 
 Professor; B. S., N. H. Coll., 1898; M. E., 
 Cornell, 1899; M. M. E., do., 1903; b. Jl 10, 
 1875, Penacook, N. H. ; s. John Howard (b. 
 1853, Cantebury, N. H.) and Isabel (Brown) 
 Moore (b. 185 1, Penacook. N. H.). Prepared 
 in Concord (N. H.) H. S. Kappa Sigma; 
 Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Glee Club; St. 
 Scholarship, N. H., Coll. Head, Dept. of Sc. 
 and Math., Colby Acad., New London, N. H., 
 1899-1900; Instr., Mach. Design, Cornell, 1900- 
 3; Mech. Engr., Riehle Bros., Testing Mach. 
 Co., Philadelphia, 1903-4; Instr., Mach. De- 
 sign, Drexel Inst., do., 1903-4; Instr. and 
 Asst. Prof., Mech., Univ. of Wis., 1904-7; 
 Asst. Prof., T. and A. M., Engng. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-14; Research Prof., Engng. 
 Materials, 1914. Designer of 600,000 lb. Test- 
 ing Mach. of Univ. of 111.; do., Univ. of Wis. 
 Auth.: Text-book of Engineering Materials, 
 Buls. No. 42, 52, 68, 98, Engng. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 111. Joint Auth.: Buls. Nos. 44, 49, 
 86, 104, do.; also a number of articles. Mem., 
 Congr. Church; Y. M. C. A.; Engr's. Club, 
 Philadelphia, 1004-06; Am. Soc. for Testing 
 Materials; A. S. M. E. : Soc. for Promotion 
 of Engng. Educ; Univ. Club, Urbana; Play- 
 ers' Club, Univ. of 111. Married Grace Agnes 
 Mrrk, S II, 1902, Gilsum, N. H. Children: 
 M^rgaret, b. Ag 23, 1907; Mark Brown, b. 
 S 15, 1910. Address, 803 W. Indiana Ave., 
 Urhana. 
 
 TOEL ROSCOE MOORE 
 (See G48S) 
 
 LEWIS EUGENE MOORE 
 Professor; C. E., Univ. of Wis., 1906; b. 
 Ja 24, 1880, Amboy, 111.; s. Lewis Theodore 
 (b. 1843, Thompson, Conn.) and Martha My- 
 rick (Wells) Moore (b. Burlington, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. Tau Beta Pi. 
 Grad. Stud., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1901-2; 
 Master Mech., Champion Iron Mine, 1901 ; 
 Mech. Engr., Am. Tin Plate Co., 1903; with 
 Bucyrus Steam Shovel Co., 1904; Instr., Mun. 
 and San. Engng. and T. and A. M., Univ. 
 of 111., 1904-6; Assoc, do., 1906-7; Asst. Engr. 
 of Bridges, Mass. R. R. Comn. and in practice 
 
 as Consulting Bridge and Struct. Engr., 1907 — ; 
 Prof., C. E., Mass. Inst, of Tech.; Bridge and 
 Signal Engr., Mass. Pub. Service Com., 1914- 
 17; Capt., Engrs. R. C.^ U. S. A., 1917— ; 
 A. E. F., France, 1918 — . Auth.: Bui. No. 
 18, Univ. of 111., Engng. Exp. Sta.; Plate 
 Girder Design, 1913; reviews of eight or ten 
 books on structures and mechanics appearing 
 in the Engng. News on various dates. Mem., 
 West. Soc. of Engrs.; A. F. A. M.; A. S. 
 C. E. ; Assoc. Mem., Boston Soc. of Civ. Engrs. 
 Married Rowena Grace Karns, Ag 1903, Phoe- 
 nixville, Pa. Children: (jrace Imogen, b. S 2, 
 1904 (died Ap 17, 1909); Luther Samuel, b. 
 S 25, 1907. Address, 270 Mill St., Newton- 
 ville, Mass.; bits. add.. St. House, Boston. 
 
 OLIN HARRIS MOORE 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1902; A. 
 M., Harvard, 1904; Ph. D., do., 1913; b. 
 Ja 27, 1885 Mt. Airy, N. C. ; s. Matthew 
 Henry (b. 31, 1857, Warren Co., N. C.) 
 and Mary Eugenia (Thomas) Moore (b. O 
 25, 1861, N. C). Prepared in Central H. S., 
 St. Louis. Phi Beta Kappa, St. Louis Harvard 
 Club Scholarship, 1903-4; Austin Scholarship, 
 Harvard, 1907-8; Shattuck Scholarship, do., 
 igog-io; Fellowship, do., 1910-11. Prof., Mod. 
 Langs., Millsaps Coll., Jackson, Miss., 1904-7; 
 fnstr., French, Phillips Acad., Andover, Mass., 
 1908-9; attended the Sorbonne, Paris, 
 1910-11; Instr., French, Eng. H. S., 
 Boston, 19H-12; Instr., Rom. Lang., 
 Univ. of 111., 1912-15; Assoc, do., 1915-18; 
 .-Vast. Prof., do., 1918— . Auth.: The Young 
 King, Henry Plantaganet (1155-1183) in Pro- 
 vengal and Itajian Literature, Romanic Review, 
 Vol. 4, 1913; Vol. 5, 1914; Jaufre Rudel and 
 tlie Lady of Dreams, Pub. Mod. Lang. Assn. 
 of Am., Vol. 24, 1914; The Young King in the 
 Recits d'un Menestrel de Reims, and Related 
 t hronicles, Romanic Review, Vol. 6, 1915; The 
 Literary Method of the Goncourts. Pub. Mod. 
 Lang. Assn. of Am., Vol. 31, 1916; The 
 Naturalism of Alphonse Daudet, Mod. PhiloL, 
 \o\. 14, 1916; Literary Relationships of Guy 
 de Maupassant, do.. Vol. 15, 1918; The Ro- 
 manticism of Guy de Maupassant, Piib. Mod. 
 Lang. Assn. of Am., Vol. 26, 1918. Mem., 
 Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Assn. of Mod. 
 Lang. Teachers of Central West and South; 
 Societe des Anciens Textes Frangais; Assn. 
 Phonetique Internationale. Address, 11 04 W. 
 Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 FRANCES MILTON MOREHOUSE 
 (See No. 4318) 
 
 NEWELL J. MOREHOUSE 
 Bus. Promoter; b. Te 28, 1S64, Hanover, 
 Mich. Prepared in Albion (Mich.) H. S. ; 
 Albion Coll. two yrs. Teacher, Bath Mills, 
 Mich., 1 886; breeding, taming, buying, and 
 selling various classes of market horses; Instr., 
 An. Husb., LTniv. of 111., 1902-3; Promoter, 
 Anti-Friction Lubricant Co., St. Joseph, Mich.; 
 do., Okla. Lubricating Co. Address, c/o Okla- 
 homa Lubricating Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. 
 
 CHARLES LEONARD MORGAN 
 (See No. 6436) 
 
 WILLIAM LLEWELLYN MORGAN 
 Salesman; M. E., South Wales, 1902; b. 
 F II, 1874, Wales. Prepared in Maesteg Schs. 
 St. Mine Insp. ; Instr., 111. Min. and Mech. 
 Inst., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Salesman, Mancha 
 Storage Battery Locomotive Co., St. Louis, 
 1915 — • Address, R 2, E. St. Louis, 111.; bus. 
 add., c/o Mancha Storage Bat. Locomotive Co., 
 St. Louis. t 
 
 *ALFRED THORPE MORISON 
 Farm Adviser; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1915; 
 b. Ap 30, 1890, Philadelphia. Prepared in 
 
giS 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Sugar Grove Sem. Asst., Crop Production, 
 L'niv. of 111., 1915-1-; Co. Agent, Connors- 
 ville. 111.. 191S. Pvt. 7th Bn., F. A. Mem.. 
 Presby. Church. Died, O 5, 1918, Camp Zachary 
 Taylor, Ky. 
 
 WILLIAM ALGERNON KINGSMILL 
 MORKEL 
 (See No. 7092) 
 RAYMOND KURTZ MORLEY 
 Professor; A. B., Tufts Coll.; A. M., do., 
 1904; Ph. D., Clark Univ., 1910; b. O 28, 
 1882, Templeton, Mass.; s. Herbert S. (b. Bos- 
 ton) and Sarah Elizabeth (Morton) Morley 
 (b. do.). Prepared in Goddard Sem., Barre, 
 Vt. and Newton (Mass.) H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi. Instr., Math., Univ. of 
 Me., 1904-7; do., Worcester Poly. Inst., 1910- 
 11; do., Univ. of 111., 191 1-12; Asst. Prof., 
 Math., Worcester Poly. Inst., 1912-17; Prof., 
 do., 191 7 — . Auth. : On the Fundamental Pos- 
 tulate of Tamisage, Am. Jour, of Math., 1912. 
 Mem., Math. Assn. of Am. Married Anne E. 
 Thatcher, Ap i, 1907, Augusta, Me. Child, 
 David Morton, b. Ap 30, 1915. Address, Wor- 
 cester, Mass. 
 
 EDSON WILFRED MORPHY 
 Instructor; b. F 16, 1877, Potsdam, N. Y. ; 
 s. John Wesley (b. Ap 16, 1843, (Tarlton Place, 
 Ont.) and Emma E. (Byce) Morphy (b. F 
 5, 18^0, S. Gower, Ont.). Prepared in Pots- 
 dam (N. Y.) St. Norm. Sch.; Grad., N. E. 
 Conservatory, Boston, 1899. Eben Jordon 
 Scholarship. Violin playing with Paul Viardot, 
 Paris, 1905-6; Teacher, St. Norm. Sch., Pots- 
 dam, N. Y., 1899-1900; do., Halifax Conserva- 
 tory of Mus., Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1902-5; 
 do., Milliken Univ., 1906-12; Instr., Violin, 
 Univ. of 111., 1912 — ; do., Univ. of Wis., sum- 
 mer, 1917. Auth.: Planning a Career, Etude, 
 Vol. 29; The Violinist's Attitude, do., Vol. 
 31; Jtidging a Violin, Violinist, Vol. 17; The 
 Value of Staccato-bowing, do.. Vol. iS; Play- 
 ing in Public from Memory, do.. Vol. 19; 
 Imagination and Tone, Violinist, Vol. 20; The 
 Trick of Producing Tone, Etude, Vol. 23; 
 Applied Harmony for Violin Students, Etude, 
 Vol. 24; Violin Teaching in its Relation to 
 the Organization of Civic Orchestras, Musical 
 Quarterly, Vol. 4; A Letter to a Violin Stu- 
 dent, Etude, Vol. 35; Solving the Difficult 
 Problem of Tuning, do., 19 19. Address, 916 
 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 CAROLINE RUTH MORRIS 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1915; b 
 My 30, 1892, Oshkosh. Wis.; d. John George 
 (b. D 14, 1865, do.) and Edith Florence 
 (Amos) Morris (b. Ag 16, 1870, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Oshkosh (Wis.) H. S. Alpha Chi 
 Omega. Asst., Phys. Tr., Univ. of 111., 191 5- 
 18; Instr., do., 1918 — . Address, 916 W. Ne- 
 vada St., Urbana. 
 
 •GEORGE ESPY MORROW 
 A. M., Univ. of Mich., 1892; b. O 19, 
 1840, Foster, O.; s. John (b. 1800, do.) and 
 Nancy (Espy) Morrow (b. 1798, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Maineville Acad., O.; attended Law 
 Sch., LTniv. of Mich., 1866. Teacher, pub. 
 schs., 1859-61; Editorial work, Western Rural, 
 Detroit, 1865; Ed., the Western Farmer, Madi- 
 son, Wis., 1869; with Western Rural, Chicago, 
 1875; Prof., Agr., La. Agr. Coll., 1876; do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1877-94; in charge of Univ. 
 farms, do., 1881; became first agr. of reorgan- 
 ized Exp. Sta. of 111., 1888; Pres., Okla. A. 
 and M. Coll., 1S95-9. Visited Europe in inter- 
 est of editorial work, 1879 and 18S9. Pvt. 
 soldier, i86i. Mem., Bd. of Directors of Exp. 
 Stas., Pres., 1891-4. Married Sarah Gifford, 
 Detroit. Children: Minnie M.; Clarence G. ; 
 George T. (died) ; Grace E. Died Mr 26, 
 1900, Paxton, 111. 
 
 JESSIE ELEAINE MORROW (WATKINS) 
 Home Demonstration Agt.; B. S., Okla. A. 
 and M. Coll., 1003; b. N 9, 1S82, Lennox, la.; 
 d. Nicholas Van Eman (b. Mr 1830, Pa.) 
 and Martha Emmaline (Weay) Morrow (b. 
 1843, la.). Prepared in Burlington (Kan.) 
 H. S. Attended Univ. of Chicago, 1904. 
 Asst., Dom. Sc, A. and M. Coll., Stillwater, 
 Okla., 1903-6; Asst., H., Sc, Univ. of IlL, 
 1906-8; In charge of Home Making Dept., in 
 Okla. Farm Jour., 1909-12; Emergency Co. 
 Home Demonstration Agt., Custer Co., Okla., 
 19 1 7 — . Married Michael Aaron Watkins, O 
 14, 1908, Topeka, Kan. Children: Mary Mar- 
 garet, b. Ag^ I, 1909; Eleanor Eleaine, b. 
 D II, 1910; Katherine Klever, b. O 26, 1912; 
 Irene Isabel, b. S i, 1914. Address, R. i, 
 Enid, Okla. 
 
 BENJAMIN CLARKE MORSE 
 Brigadier Gen.; Grad., West Point, N. Y., 
 1884; b. O 15, 1859, Macon, Mo.; s. Benjamin 
 Clarke and Martha Ellsworth (Blunt) Morse. 
 Prepared in Marquette Sch., Mich. Service 
 in U. S. A.; Prof., Mil. Sc. and Tactics, and 
 Commandant of Cadets, L^niv. of 111., 1910-13; 
 Col., U. S. A., 1916; Brigadier Gen., N. A., 
 1917. Married Jessie Cable, Mr 3, 1890, 
 Mackinac Island, Mich. Children: John Cable, 
 b. Ja II, 1891; Jessie, b. My 20, 1892; Benja- 
 min Clarke, b. Ja 20, 1895; Harriett, b. O 3, 
 1897. Address, Camp Custer, Mich. 
 
 DAVIS WALTER MORTON 
 Prof, and Dean; A. B., Dickinson Coll., 1902; 
 B. B., Drew Theol. Sem., 1905; A. M. Dickin- 
 son Coll., 1906; C. P. A., Wis., St. Bd. Exam., 
 1915; b. Ja 8, 1880, Philadelphia; s. George 
 S. (b. 1857, do.) and Amanda (Frankland) 
 Morton (b. i860, do.). Prepared in Girard 
 Coll., Philadelphia; pvt. tutoring. Sigma 
 Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi. Asst. Prof., 
 Millikin Univ., 1906-08; Chief Clerk, Presi- 
 dent's Office. LTniv. of 111., 1908-09; Instr., 
 Accy. and Econ., do.; 1909-10, do.; summer, 
 1910; Bus. positions in Chicago, and Instr., 
 Y. M. C. A. Night Sch.. 1910-11; Sec, Berea 
 Coll., Berea, Ky., 19:1-3; Instr., Bus. Adm., 
 Exten. Div., Univ. of Wis., 1913-15; H. S. Cml. 
 Insp., Univ. of Wis., 191 3-15; Dean Sch. of 
 Commerce, Univ. of Ore., 191 5 — ; (on leave) 
 Prof., Boston Univ., and Head of Accounting 
 Methods Dept., Indus. Service Equipment Co., 
 Boston, 191 7-1 8. Auth.: Banking and Bank 
 Accounting, Lyons & Carnahan; Salesmanship 
 and Sales Management, The Gorham Press; 
 Course on Bookkeeping and Elementary Ac- 
 counting, LTniv. of Ore.. Exten. Div.; His- 
 torical Sketch of Berea Coll.; articles in Coll. 
 Mag., 1913, Bus. Jour., Bus. Educator, Univ. 
 of Washington Exten. Div. Mag. Mem.. Eu- 
 gene Round Table Club; Am. Assn. of Univ. 
 Instrs. in Accounting. Married Myra Estelle 
 Sperling, Ag 24, 1908, Philadelphia. Chil- 
 dren: Ruth Marguerite, b. Ag 24, 1909 (died 
 Ap 3, 1911); Janet Elizabeth, b. D 15, 19 14; 
 Davis Walter, Jr., b. S 28, 1916. Address, 
 L'niv. of Ore., Eugene, Ore.; bus. add., Boston 
 Univ., Boston. 
 
 SARAH DELANO MORTON (OWEN) 
 Born My 18, 1880; d. Elbridge G. (b. Mr 
 27, 1 84 1, Fairhaven, Mass.) and Katherine 
 Elsworth (Terry) Morton (b. O 6, 1839, do.). 
 Prepared in New Bedford (Mass.) H. S. 
 Alpha Chi Omega. John L. Gardner and 
 Oliver W. Ames Scholarships. Attended New 
 Eng. Conservatory of Music; studied Piano 
 with Harold Bauer, Paris, 1906-7; Teacher, 
 Piano, Univ. of 111., 1907-10. Married Arthur 
 Leslie Owen (g'09), Je 3, 1911, Fairhaven, 
 Mass. Child, Catherine Delano, b. S i, 
 19 1 2. Address, 1301 New Hampshire St., 
 Lawrence, Kan. 
 
Faculty 
 
 919 
 
 EDNA MOSHER 
 (See G490) 
 
 JEREMIAH GEORGE HOSIER 
 (See No. 764) 
 
 CHARLES MELVILLE MOSS 
 Professor; A. B., Syracuse Univ., 1877; A. 
 M., do., 1880; Ph. D., do., 1883; b. Je 8, 
 1853, New York Mills, N. Y. ; s. Charles T. 
 (b. F 20, 1829, Ednaonton, Middlesex, Eng.) 
 and Mary (Wolfenden) Moss (b. N 7, 1832. 
 White Plains, N. Y.). Psi Upsilon; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Adjunct. Prof., Greek and Latin, Vic- 
 toria Univ., Ont., 1878-79; Prof., Greek, 
 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1879-91; do., (jreek 
 Lang., and Lit., Univ. of III., 1891-18; Prof., 
 Emeritus, 1918 — . Auth.: First Creek Reader, 
 Allyn & Bacon, 1S85; The Philosophic Basis 
 (if Political Parties, The Statesman, 1890; 
 Pantheism and Cognition, The Methodist Re- 
 view, 1891; The Philosophy of Individual 
 Social Growth, The Andovcr Review, 1S92. 
 Married Frances Elizabeth Haven, Je 27, 1S78. 
 Children: Anita, b. N 2, 1879 (died N 29, 
 1881); Haven H. ('05), b. Ap 15, 1882 (died 
 Je 6, 1907); Mary Frances ('05), b. F 25, 
 1884; Charles Taylor ('07), b. S 28, 1886; 
 Alida Helen ('18), b. O 9, 1896- Address, 
 806 Mathews Ave., Urbana. 
 
 N. H. MOTSINGER 
 Supt., Tool Co.; Instr., Engines, U. S. S. 
 M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918; Supt., Cushinan 
 Auto Tool Co., Champaign. Address, c/o 
 Cushman Auto Tool Co., Champaign. 
 
 GERTRUDE EVELYN MOULTON 
 Student; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1903; B. S., 
 Univ. of Illinois Coll. of Med., 1917; b. 
 Rio Grande, Ohio; d. Albanus Avery (b. 
 Mr 23, 1848, Roxbury, Mass.), and Laura 
 Lillian (Allen) Moulton (b. Jl 16. 1852, Am- 
 herst, O.). Prepared in W. Side H. S., Cleve- 
 land, attended New York, Columbia, and 
 Harvard, Univs., summers. L. L. S. (Lit. 
 Soc.), Supvr. and teacher, Cleveland Pub. 
 Schs., 1904-07; Instr., Phys. Tr., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-09; Acting Dir., Phys. Tr., do., 1909-11; 
 Dir., Phys. Tr.. do., 1911-1S Stud., Univ. of 
 111. Coll. of Med., 1915 — . Auth.: Various 
 mag. articles. Mem., M. E. Church; Am. 
 Phys. Educ. Assn. Address, 1 104 W. Nevada 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 WILL WALTER MOUNTS 
 (See No. 7827) 
 ISADORE GILBERT MUDGE 
 Reference Libn. ; Ph. B., Cornell Univ., 
 1897; B. L. S., N. Y. St. Lib. Sch., 1900; 
 b. Mr 14, 1875, Brooklyn, N. Y.; s. Alfred 
 Eugene (b. My 5, 1845, Hartland, Mich.) and 
 Mary Gilbert (Ten Brook) Mudge (b. O 25. 
 1845, Ann Arbor, Mich.). Prepared in Adel- 
 phi Acad., Brooklyn, N. Y. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta: Phi Beta Kappa. Ref. Libn. and Asst. 
 Prof., Lib. Econ., Univ. of 111., 1900-03; Head 
 Libn., Bryn Mawi", 1903-08; Instr., Lib. Econ., 
 Simmons Coll., Boston, 1910-11; Ref. Libn.. 
 Columbia, 191 1 — . Auth.: (With M. E. 
 Sears) a Thackery Dictionary, George Rut- 
 ledge & Sons, 191 o; A. L. A. Guide to the 
 study and use of reference books. Supplement, 
 1909-10; A. L. A. Pub. Bd.. 1911; also a 
 number of articles. Ed.: Columbia Univ. 
 Bibliography (annual), 1910-11; Columbia 
 Univ., 1911-12. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; N. Y. 
 Lib. Club; N. Y. St. Lib. Assn. Address, 
 Columbia Univ. Lib., N. Y. City. 
 
 RALPH EDWARD MUEHLMAN 
 Architect; b. N 15, 1888, Detroit; s. Henry 
 J. (b. F 26. 1856, do.) and Wilhelmina Agatha 
 (C.iefel) Mueh'lman (b. Mr 17, i860). Pre- 
 
 pared in Central H. S., Detroit; Acad, of Fine 
 Arts, Detroit; Arch. Club; Harvard Pen and 
 Brush Club; Arch. Prize, Harvard; Gargoyle. 
 Arch. Designer, Albert Kahn & Ernest Wilby, 
 Archs., Detroit, 1909-11, 1913-14; Special Grad. 
 Stud, Harvard, 1911-13, with Parker, Thomas, 
 & Rice, Archs., Boston, 1912; with Warren & 
 Smith, Archs., do.; 1913; Asst., Arch. Design, 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-15; Instr., do.; 1915-17; 
 Arch., with Harry G. Muehlman, Detroit, 
 1917. 2nd Lt., 498th Aero Squadron, Signal 
 R. C, 1917— . Mem., Harvard Club of East. 
 111.; Univ. Club Urbana. Address, 240 Put- 
 nam Ave., Detroit; bus. add., 498th Aero 
 Squadron, c/o Office of Chief Signal Officer, 
 Washington, D. C 
 
 HERBERT WINDSOR MUMFORD 
 Professor; Coll., 1891; B. S., Mich. Agr., 
 b. F 26, 1 87 1, Moscow, Mich.; s. Elisha 
 Charles Lindsley (b. Jl 31, 1827, Yates Co., 
 N. Y.) and Julia Ann (Camburn) Mumford 
 (b. F 10, 1831, Macedon Center, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Hanover (Mich.) H. S. ; Albion 
 Coll., Mich. Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi; Olympic 
 Soc. Instr. and Asst., Exp. Sta., Mich. Agr. 
 Coll., 1895-6; Asst. Prof., Agr. and An. Husb. 
 Investigator, do., 1896-9; Prof., Agr., do., 
 Chief An. Husb., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of III, 
 1901 — . Investigated live stock conditions in 
 Great Britain. France, Belgium and Holland, 
 1897; Argentine Republic, 1908. Auth.: Beef 
 Production, 1907. Joint Auth.: Practical Farm- 
 ing and Gardening, 1902; and numerous buls., 
 Mich, and 111. Exp. Sta.; Contributor to Cy- 
 clopedia Americana, Cyclopedia of American 
 Agriculture and various Agr. Jours. Expert 
 in breeding, feeding, and judging live stock. 
 Chm., cattle jurors St. Louis World's Fair; 
 mem., A. A. A. S. ; Am. Breeder's Assn.; 
 Soc. for Prom, of Agr. Sc. ; Am. Soc. of An. 
 Nutrition.; Am. Econ. Assn.; Nat. Geog. 
 Soc; 111. Acad, of Sc. ; Am. Farm Mgmt. Assn. ; 
 Am. Shorthorn Breeders' Assn.; Am. Shrop- 
 shire Breeders' Assn.; Am. and Nat. Duroc- 
 Jersey Breeders' Assn.; judge. Buffalo and 
 Panama Expositions; Am. (icnetic Assn., Soc. 
 .Animal Production; Univ. Club, Urbana; M. E. 
 Church. Married Lena Crosby, Jl 5, 1898, 
 Lansing, Mich. Children: Dwight Curtis, b. 
 O 16, 1900; Mary Caroline, b. N 20, 1902; 
 James Satterlee, b. Je 26, 1904; Herbert 
 Windsor, Jr., b. N 17, 1907; Virginia, b. My 
 28, 1909. Address, Urbana.; bits, add., R. 113, 
 Coll. of Agr., Univ. of 111., Urbana. 
 
 FRED WEAVER MUNCIE 
 (See G492) 
 
 JOHN LENARD MUNSON 
 (See No. 8612) 
 
 HARVEY ELLISON MURDOCK 
 Agr. Engr.; B. S., Univ. of Colo., 1906; M. 
 E., do., 1908; C. E., do., 1911; b. O 3. 1879, 
 Carroll, O.; s. Ellison and Anna M. (Thrush) 
 Murdock. Prepared in Lithopolis, O. Sigma 
 Phi Epsilon; Tau Beta Pi. Switchman, Ry. 
 Mt. Ry. Co., 1906; Asst., Univ. of Colo., 
 1906; Maintenance of Way Engr., S. P. Ry. 
 Co., 1907. Instr.. T. and A. M., Univ. of 
 III., 1906-13; Irrigation Engr., U. S. Dept. 
 Agr., 1913-14; Co-operated with Univ. of Nev., 
 1914; Agr. Engr., Mont. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 1914 — . Auth.: Strength of Materials; buls. 
 and articles on pumping, irrigation, drainage, 
 engng., etc. Married Ina Indus Brown, D 
 25, 1907, Lyons, Ind. Children: Herold Es- 
 mond, b. D I, 190S; Elizabeth Jane, b. S 3. 
 1913; Thomas Brown, b. Ag 26, 1916. Ad 
 dress, Bozeman, Mont. 
 
 WALTER THOMPSON MURDOCK 
 (See G493) 
 
Q20 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 EVERETT BODMAN MURRAY 
 Engineer; b. S 26, 1884; s. Albert D. and 
 Emma (Macdonald) Murray. Prepared in 
 Chicago Eng. H. and^ Man. Tr. Sch. Phi 
 Gamma Delta. Instr., Fencing and Lt., Signal 
 Corps, Univ. of 111., 1905-08; Engr., 190S-18. 
 Capt. Engrs., U. S. R., Ja 191 7 — . Auth. : 
 ('oncrete versus Stone Revetment, Concrete 
 Cement Age, Ap 191 5; Heavy Concrete Con- 
 struction without Wese Aggregate, Concrete, 
 An 19 12; Flood Protection at Kansas City, 
 Mo., Engng. Nezvs, D 26. 191 2; Types of 
 Small Dams and Cost, Irrigation Age, 1916; 
 I'ump Pointers for the Irrigator, do., 1916. 
 Mem. Presby. Church; Sec. Engrs. Club Kan- 
 sas C'ity 1914-15; Pres. 111. Alumni, 1915-16. 
 Married Clara Lee Webb, O 29,1910, Kansas 
 ( ity. Mo. Child, Everett Webb, b. Mr 31, 
 1014. Address, 900 E. 41st St., Kansas City, 
 AIo. 
 
 JOHN ROGERS MUSSELMAN 
 Instructor; A. B., Pa. Coll., 1910; A. M., 
 do., 1913; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins, 1916; b. 
 D I, 1890, Gettysburg, Pa.; s. John Elmer (b. 
 Mr 28, 1862, Fairfield, Pa.) and Euphemia 
 Duncan (Rogers) Mussclman (b. Ap 3, 1863. 
 do.). Prepared in (iettysburg (Pa.) H. S.; 
 (Gettysburg Acad. Phi Delta Theta ; Gamma 
 Alpha; Phi Beta Kappa. Scholarship and fel- 
 lowship, Johns Hopkins. Instr.,' Pa. Coll., 
 1910-12; Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 1916-18; 
 Statistician, U. S. Food Adm., 1918. ist Lt., 
 Statistics Bur., Gen. Staff, 1918 — . Auth.: 
 The Set of Eight Self-Associated Points in 
 Space, in the Am. Jour, of Math., Ja 1918. 
 Mem., Am. Math. Soc; Math. Assn. of Am.; 
 A. F. A. M. Address, 1322 loth St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C; bus. add., Mills Bldg., do. 
 
 CLYDE HADLEY MYERS 
 (See G496) 
 
 FREDERIC IRWIN MYERS 
 Assistant; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1914; A. M., 
 do., 1 015; b. Decatur, Ind. Prepared in De- 
 catur (Ind.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa. Grad. 
 Stud., Harvard, 1915-16. Asst. and Grad. 
 Stud., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1916-17. 2nd Lt., 
 F. A.; served on Belgian front, 1918; in armv 
 of occ, Ger., 19 19 — . Address, Box 76, R i, 
 Geneva, Ind.f 
 
 GEORGE WILLIAM MYERS 
 
 (See No. 551) 
 
 HEBER DIGNAM NASMYTH 
 Dir.,^ Sch. of Music; b. Mr 18, 1883, Strat- 
 ford, Conn.; s. James H. (b. 1845, Woodstock, 
 do.) and Deborah Eliza (Dignam) Nasmyth (b. 
 1852, London, do.). Prepared in Stratford 
 (Can.) H. S.; Winnipeg Coll. of Music, 1906- 
 07. Studied in Milan, London, and Berlin, 
 1907-12; Concert Work, 1912-13; Instr., Voice, 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-18; Dir., Sch. of Music, 
 Univ. of Wyo., 1918 — . Married Emily Louise 
 Ferguson, D 11, 1912, St. Catherines, Can. 
 Child, John Heber, b. N 21, 1913. Address, 
 Univ. of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. 
 
 SABRA L. NASON 
 Librarian; B. L., Carleton Coll., 1900; u. 
 Mr 14, 1S76, E. Smithfield, Pa.; d. John Hesler 
 and Louisa L. (Hathawav) Nason. Prepared 
 in Superior (Wis.) H. S. Alpha Beta Phi. 
 Asst. Libn., Carleton Coll., 1000-05; attended 
 Univ. of 111. Lib. Sch., 1906-07; Gen. Asst., 
 Univ. of 111. Lib., 1907; Libn., Pub. Lib., 
 Iron Mountain, Mich., 1908-10; organized 
 Milwaukee Club Lib., 191 1; Libn., Free Pub. 
 Lib., Ft. Dodge, la, 1911-13; Acting Libn., 
 Waterloo, la., 1913; Co. Libn., Umatilla Co. 
 Lib., Pendleton, Ore., 1914 — . Auth.: Inter- 
 esting Children in Owning Books, Pub. Libs., 
 Vol. 16, 1911; A Jr. Civic League Experiment, 
 
 Sur., Vol. 26, 1911; do., reprinted in Gen. 
 Federation Bui. 8, 1911; do., la. Lib. Quar- 
 terly, Vol. 6, 191 1 ; Originated and drafted 
 chapter 203 of the Gen. Laws of Ore., 191 5; 
 Umatilla County Library, 1917. Mem., Congr. 
 Church; City Beautiful Dept., Ft. Dodge Wo- 
 man's Club, Chm.; Pendleton Civic Club; V. 
 P., Pacific Northwest Lib. Assn., 1918. Ad- 
 dress, Pendleton, Ore. 
 
 ARTHUR LOUIS NEHLS 
 Chemist; B. S., N. W. Univ., 1904; A. M., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1905; b. Mr 18, 1883, Chicago; 
 s. Louis (b. 1830, Ger.) and Elizabeth (Cas- 
 selman) Nehls (b. 1842, do.). Prepared in 
 Lake View H. S., Chicago. Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-07; Chief Chem., Nat. Can- 
 ners' Lab., Aspinwall, Pa., 1907-15; Gen. Mgr., 
 Am. Licorice Co., Chicago, 1915—. Married 
 Susan A. Kretchmer, Je 26, 1907, Chicago. 
 Address, 4121 N. Hermitage Ave., Chicago. 
 
 ARNO HERBERT NEHRLING 
 Professor; b. Jl 25, 1866, Freistadt, Mo.; 
 s. Henry (b. My 9, 1S53, Howard's Grove, 
 Wis.) and Sophia Schoff Nehrling (b. O i, 
 1857, Krempin, Mecklenburg, Ger.). Prepared 
 in Concordia (Toll., Milwaukee. Kappa Sigma; 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Scholarship Shaw Sch. of 
 Bot. Attended Shaw Sch. of Bot., St. Louis, 
 1905-9; Instr., Sch. Gardening, So. Chicago Pub. 
 Schs., 1909; Asst., Hort., Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 11; Instr., Hort. and Asst., Agr. Exp. Sta., do., 
 1911-13; Assoc, Floriculture, do., 1913-14; 
 Prof., do., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1914 — . Auth.: 
 Fancy-leaved Caladiums, Am. Florist Pub. Co., 
 Chicago, 1910; also contributor to trade jours, 
 on Hort. and Flor., Fla. Agr., and Proceedings 
 of IlL Hort. Soc. Mem., Dixie Club; Hort. 
 Club; Land. Club. Address, Amherst, Mass.f 
 
 LEWIS IRVING NEIKIRK 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Colo., 1898; M. 
 S., do., 1901; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 1903; 
 b. D 10, 1873, Central City, Colo.; s. Henry 
 (b. Milledgeville, 111.) and Emily (Virden) 
 Neikirk. Prepared in Prep. Sch., Boulder, 
 Colo. Sigma Xi. Harrison Fellowship in 
 Math., Univ. of Pa., 1901-03; Reseatch Fel- 
 low in Math., do., 1903-05; Instr., Math., 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-11; do., Univ. of Wash., 
 Seattle, 1911-14; Asst. Prof., Math., do., 
 1914 — . Auth.: Groups of Order p to the 
 inth Power Containing Cyclic Sub-groups of 
 Order p to the m-3 power, Univ. of Pa. 
 Pub., No. 3, 1Q05; A Geometric Representation 
 of the Galois Field, Bui. Am. Math Soc, 
 1908; Groups of Rational Transformations in 
 a General Field, Trans, of the Am. Math. 
 Soc, 1910; A Theorem on (m, n) Correspon- 
 dences, Annals of Math., 191 1. Mem., Am. 
 Math. Soc; Math. Assn. of Am.; A. A. 
 A. S. Address, Univ. of Wash., Seattle. 
 
 ALMA JESSIE NEILL 
 (See No. 5839) 
 
 CARL FERDINAND NELSON 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1908; A. 
 M., do.. 1910; Ph. D., do., 1912; M. D., 
 Rush Med. Coll., 1917 ; b. My 25, 1882, Swe- 
 den; s. Nels Aaron and Christina Maria Nel- 
 son. Prepared in Rockford H. S. ; Univ. of 
 Kan. Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of la., 1908-11; Teaching Fellow, Univ. 
 of Wis., 1911-12; Instr., Chem., Univ. of HI., 
 1912-13; Asst. Prof., Physiol. Chem., Univ. of 
 Kan., 1913-14; Assoc, Prof., do., 1914-16; 
 Prof., do., 1917 — . Auth.: Chem. articles in 
 Jour. Am. Chem., Jour. Biol. Chem., Am. 
 Jour. Pharm., Jour. Am. Pharm. Assn., and 
 Druggists Circular. Mem., Am. Soc. of Biol. 
 Chem. Address, Univ. Club, Lawrence, Kan. 
 
Faculty 
 
 921 
 
 ELNATHAN KEMPER NELSON 
 (See No. 832) 
 
 ROY ANDREW NELSON 
 Research Asst. ; B. S., Knox Coll., 1916; 
 b. F 15, 1896, Joy, 111.; s. Albert (b. 1853, 
 do.) and Cora D. (Mason) Nelson (b. 1871, 
 Muscatine, la.). Prepared in Joy H. S. ; 
 Drury Acad.; Knox Coll., 1913-16. Gamma 
 Alpha; Football and Track, Knox Coll. Asst., 
 Phys., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Research Asst., 
 Curtiss Engng. Corp., Garden Citv, N. Y., 
 1917-18. Ft. Wright, N. Y.; 5th Tr. Camp, 
 Ft. Monroe, C. A. C, 1918. Address, Joy, III. 
 
 WILLIAM BARBOUR NEVENS 
 (See Gsoo) 
 
 KENNETH PERCIVAL RUTHERFORD 
 NEVILLE 
 Prof, and Registrar; A. B., Queen's Coll., 
 1897; A. B., Harvard, 1898; A. M., do., 
 1899; Ph. D., Cornell, 1901 ; b. Ag 26, 1876, 
 Newburgh, Ont., Can.; s. Chester Willson 
 (b. Ap 14, 1851) and Mary Eleanor (Sharpe) 
 Neville (b. N 30, 1851). Prepared in Coll. 
 Inst., Napanee, Ont., Can. Phi Kappa Sigma; 
 Matriculation Scholarship, Queen's Coll., in 
 Classics; Gold Medal, doT, Latin. Grad. 
 Scholar, Classics, Cornell, 1899-1900; Grad. 
 Fellow, Classics, 1900-01; Instr., Latin and 
 Greek, Univ. of 111., 1901-04; Instr., Latin, do., 
 1904-06; with Ginn & Co., Chicago, 1906-08; 
 Prof., Classics, West. Univ., London, Ont., 
 1908 — ; Registrar, do., 1917 — . Sr. Capt., 
 West. Univ. Canadian O. T. C, 1915—. Auth.: 
 Case Construction after the Comparative in 
 Latin, Macmillan Co., 1901. Mem., Am. Philol. 
 Assn. Married Jean Thompson, Ag 14, 1912, 
 London, Can. Child, Mary Louise, b. F 2, 
 1914. Address, 520 Colborne St., London, 
 Can. 
 
 JOHN NEVINS 
 (See No. 1159) 
 
 JOSEPH ALLAN NEVINS 
 (See No. 5341) 
 
 NAOMI OLIVE NEWBURN 
 (See No. 6452) 
 
 CLYDE ROSS NEWELL 
 Bacteriologist; Ph. B., Yale, /1910; M. S., 
 do., 19 12; b. Mr 6, 1887, Sherman, N. Y. 
 Grad. Stud., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; do., 1914- 
 15; Asst., Bacteriol., do., 1912-14; Instr., Farm 
 Mechanics, do., 1914-16; Sanitarian and Bac- 
 teriol., Fargo, N. Dak., 19 16 — . Mem., (Dongr. 
 Church. Address, Fargo, N. D. 
 
 FREDERICK HAYNES NEWELL 
 Professor; S. B., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1885; 
 D. Engng., Case Sch. Applied Scs., 1912; b. 
 Mr s, 1862, Bradford, Pa.; s. Augustus Wil- 
 liam (b. O 9, 1832, Newton, Mass.) and Annie 
 Maria (Haynes) Newell (b. My 21, 1835, 
 Brookline, Mass.). Prepared in Needham and 
 Newton (Mass.) H. Schs. Alpha Sigma Phi; 
 Tau Beta Pi ; Sigma Xi ; Triangle. Asst. Hy- 
 draulic Engr., U. S. Geol. Sur., 1888-90; Hy- 
 drographer, do., 1890-1902; Chief Engr., U. S. 
 Reclamation Service, 1902-07; Dir., do., 1907- 
 15; Consulting Engr., do., 1914; Prof., Civ. 
 Engng., Univ. of 111., 1915 — . Auth.: First to 
 Thirteenth Annual Reports of the U. S. Rec- 
 lamation Service, Washington, D. C, 1903- 
 IS; Irrigation in the United States, T. Y. 
 Crowell & Co., 1902; (with D. W. Murphy) 
 Principles of Irrigation Engineering, Arid 
 Lands, Water Supply, Storage Works, Dams, 
 Canals. Water Rights and Products, McGraw- 
 Hill Book Co., 1913; Irrigation Management, 
 D. Appleton & Co., 1916; numerous articles in 
 
 Engng. News, Nat. Geog. Soc. Proceedings, 
 Irrigation Age, and others. Mem., Am. Assn. 
 of Engrs. ; A. I. M. E.; Cosmos Club; Navy 
 League; West. Soc. of Engrs.; A. S. C. E. ; 
 A. S. M. E.; Engng. Council; Nat. Research 
 Council, V. Chm., Patent Office Com.; U. S. 
 Pub. Service Reserve; Washington (D. C.) 
 Soc. of Engrs.; Chicago Engrs. (Jlujj; Uni- 
 tarian Church. Married Effie Josephine Mack- 
 intosh, Ap 3, 1890. Children: Josephine, b. 
 S II, 1 891; Constance, b. O 21, 1896; Roger 
 Sherman, F 24, 1898; John Mackintosh, b. 
 Ap 20, 1904. Address, 1109 W. California 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 CHARLES IVAN NEWLIN 
 (See No. 5342) 
 
 GEORGE HILLIS NEWLOVE 
 (See Gso2) 
 
 LLOYD FRANCIS NICKELL 
 (See No.' 3888) 
 
 TELL WILLIAM NICOLET 
 Associate; B. S., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1914; 
 M. L. A., Harvard, 1915; b. O 17, 1890. De- 
 soto, Ind. Prepared in B. M. C. Durfee H. S., 
 I'all River, Mass. Exten. Instr., Civic Im- 
 provement, Mass. Agr. Coll., 1915; Asst. Prof., 
 Land Gard., Univ. of Neb., 1915-17; Assoc, 
 do.; Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Capt., Cantonment 
 Design, Washington. D. C, 1918 — . Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Address, 3339 E. i8th St., 
 N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 GERTRUDE NIEDERMAN 
 (See No. 3498) 
 
 HARRY THOMAS NIGHTINGALE 
 (See GS04) 
 
 PETER JACOB NILSEN 
 (See No. 7109) 
 
 MARGARET NIVER (PFEFFER) 
 Born My 29, 1887, Muscatine, la.; d. Ed 
 ward (b. Ap 19, 1847, Tompkins Co., N. Y.) 
 and Mary Felicitas (Moynahan) Niver (b. 
 My 9, 1852, near Columbus, O.). Prepared in 
 Muscatine (la.) H. S. ; Univ. of 111., 1906-08. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta; Yo Ma. Arch. Drafts- 
 man, Omaha, Neb., 1908-09; do., Urbana, 
 1909-10; Arch. Lib., Univ. of 111., 1910-12. 
 Married Walter Louis Pfcffer, Je 27, 1913. 
 Children: Juel Suzanne, b. S 18, 1915; Wal- 
 ter Louis Jr., b. Jl 31, 1917. Address, 5764 
 Westminister Place, St. Louis. 
 
 CLARENCE EUGENE NOERENBERG 
 (See No. 3127) 
 
 ARETAS WILBUR NOLAN 
 Professor; A. B., Ind. St. Univ., 1905; 
 M. S., W. Va. Univ., 1911; b. Je i, 1874, 
 Edgar Co., 111.; s. Fielden C. (b. F 10, 1850, 
 Edgar Co.) and Sarah M. (Pinson) Nolan (b. 
 Mr 23, 1850. New Goshen, Ind.). Prepared 
 in Clinton (Ind.) H. S. First honors in 
 oratory; Kappa Alpha; Editorial Staff, Coll. 
 Daily; Pi Pi Rho. Teacher, Pub. schs. for 
 sixteen yrs. ; Grad. Stud., Columbia Univ., 
 1907; Asst. Prof., Hort., Forestry, and En- 
 tomol., W. Va. Univ., 1908-11; Assoc. Prof., 
 Agr. Educ., 1911-12; Asst. Prof., Agr. Exten. 
 Univ. of 111., 1912 — ; Instr., Rural Educ, Univ. 
 of Chicago, summers 1914 and 1915; St. 
 Supvr. of Agr. Educ, 111. Bd. for Vocational 
 Educ, second semester of 19'iS. Auth.: One 
 Hundred Lessons in Agriculture, Row, Peter- 
 son & Co., 1912; Home Project Series, 4 
 booklets. 19 1 7-1 8; The Teaching of Agricul- 
 ture, Row, Peterson Co., 1918; Supervised 
 
Q22 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Farm Practice in Agriculture, Bui.; various 
 other articles, dim. Bd. of Elders, Disciples 
 of Christ Church; Mem., Phi Delta Kappa, 
 1917; Kappa Delta Pi, 1916; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Myrta Philips, D 28, 1898, Blooming- 
 ton, Ind. Children: Wilbur Philips, b. Je 
 13, 1906 ('died Je 20, 1906); Phyllis Myrta, 
 b. Mr 19, 1913. Address, 712 Michigan Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 HEINRICH WALDEMAR NORDMEYER 
 Business; Ph. D., Univ. of Wis., 1914; b. 
 Tl 2, 1 89 1, Magdeburg, Ger. ; s. Ernst August 
 (h. F 18, 1844, Brockhagen, Westphalia, do.) 
 and Mary (Andrews) Nordmeyer (b. F 28, 
 1863, Litchfield, Eng.). Prepared in Bismark 
 Schule; Dom (gymnasium. Magdeburg; Neues 
 Gymnasium, Braunschiveig; Univ. of Leipzig, 
 Ger., 1907-11. Asst., Ger., Univ. of Wis., 
 1913-14; Instr., Ger., O. St. Univ., 1914-15; 
 Instr., do., Univ. of 111., 1915-18; with Open 
 Court Publishing Co., La Salle, 111., 1918 — . 
 Auth. : Articles in Jour. Eng. and Ger. Philol. 
 Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn.; Soc. for Advance- 
 ment of Scandinavian Studies. Address, Open 
 Court Publishing Co., La Salle, 111. 
 
 GEORGE BYRON NORRIS 
 Manager; b. My i, 1886, Malone, N. Y. ; s. 
 Frederick t'lark b. D 5, 1861, do.) and Abby 
 M. (Hazen) Norris (b. 1863, Alburgh, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Malone H. S.; Franklin Acad., 
 N. Y. ; attended Columbia. Alpha Delta Phi. 
 With William Rockefeller and the Standard 
 Oil (To.; Instr., Swimming, Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 12; Mgr.. Erie Office, H. W. Johns-Manville 
 Co., Pittsburgh. Capt., Inf., R. C. Ag 1917; 
 4th Bn., issrd Depot Brig.; Graduated from 
 Inf. Sch. of Arms, Ft. Sill, Okla.; Sr. Instr., 
 Field Fortification Section, 78th Div., do. 
 Address, 206 E. Green St., Champaign. 
 
 MAE ISOLA NORRIS (PAUL) 
 Born Ap 1877, Brandon, Wis. Attended 
 Milwaukee Coll., 1896; studied with Emil Lieb- 
 ling, Chicago, 1899; graduated New Eng. Con- 
 servatory, Boston, 1904. Teacher, Piano, 
 Escanaba, Mich., 1900-2; Directress Southern 
 Female Coll., West Point, Miss., 1904-5; 
 Instr., Piano, Univ. of 111., 1905-8. Married 
 Harry G. Paul, 1908, Wis. Address, 713 W. 
 Oregon St., Urbana, 
 
 ELLIOTT JUDD NORTHRUP 
 Professor; A. B., Amherst Coll,, 1892; LL. B,, 
 Cornell, 1894; b, S 6, 1870, Syracuse, N. Y.; 
 s. Ansel ludd (b. Je 30, 1833, N. Y.) and 
 Eliza Sophia (Fitch) Northrup (b. D 15, 1842, 
 Syracuse, N. Y.). Prepared in Syracuse (N. 
 Y.) H. S.; Syracuse Univ., 1888-89. Alpha 
 Delta Phi; Phi Delta Phi; Theta Kappa Nu. 
 Lawyer, Syracuse, N. Y., 1895-1902; Asst. 
 Prof., Law, Univ. of 111., 1902-06; Assoc. 
 Prof., Law, do.; 1906-10; Prof., Law, Tulane 
 Univ., La., 1910 — . Auth.: Personal Property 
 I and Bailments, Am. Law and Procedure, Chi- 
 cago, Vol. 4, 1910. Married Ann Hero, Je 
 27, 1914, New Orleans, La. Address, 1200 
 Pine St., New Orleans, La. . 
 
 EDWIN LEE NORTON 
 Business; A. B., Amherst Coll., 1893; A. 
 M., Harvard, 1897; Ph. D., do., 1900; b. Ja 
 2, 1872. Northfield, Minn,; s. Willis Herman 
 (b, N, Y.) and Lizzie C, (Lee) Norton (b, 
 O.), Prepared in Carleton Prep. Coll., North- 
 field, Minn.; Univ. of Berlin, 1898-99; Clark 
 Univ., 1900-01; Univ. of Chicago, 1903-04. 
 Chi Phi. Teacher, Ypsilanti Norm. Sch., 
 1901-2; do., Hope Coll., 1902-03; Instr., Phil., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1904-05; do., West. Reserve 
 Univ., 1905-06; Instr., Educ, Univ. of 111., 
 1906-11. Auth.: Intellectual Elements in 
 Music, Houghton, Mifflin Co., 1906; also a 
 number of articles. Address, 603 River Road, 
 Minneapolis; bus. add., Security Bldg., do. 
 
 WILLIAM ALBERT NOYES 
 Prof, and Dir.; A. B., B. S., la. Coll. (now 
 Grinnell), 1879; A. M., do., 1882; Ph. D., 
 Johns Hopkins Univ., 1882; LL. D., Clark 
 Univ., 1909; b, N 6, 1857; s. Spencer William 
 (b. S 2, 1817, Abington, Mass.) and Mary 
 (Packard) Noyes (b. N 3, 1816, Campello, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Acad, of la. Coll. 
 Chrestomathian Soc; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Grimes Scholarship, 
 la. Coll., 1875-79; Grad. Scholarship, Johns 
 Hopkins Univ., 1S81-S2. Instr. in Acad., and 
 Asst. in (Them., la. Coll., 1S79-80; in charge 
 of the Dept. of Chem., do., 1880; Instr., 
 Chem., Univ. of Minn., 1882-83; Prof., 
 Chem., Univ. of Tenn., 1883-86; attended 
 Univ, of Munich, 1889; Prof, Rose Poly, Inst., 
 1886-1903; Chief Chem., Bur. of Standards, 
 Washington, D. C, 1903-07; Prof., Chem. 
 and Dir., Chem, Lab., Univ. of 111., 1907 — •, 
 Auth.: Qualitative Analysis, Henry Holt & Co., 
 191 1 ; Organic Chemistry for the Lab., Chem, 
 Pub. Co., Easton, Pa., 3rd Ed., 1916; Text- 
 book of Organic Chemistry, Henry Holt & Co., 
 2nd Ed., 1910; Der Organischen Chemie 
 (translation) Akademische Verlags gesellschaft, 
 1907; Text-book of Chemistry, Henry Holt & 
 to., 1913; (with B. S. Hopkins) Lab. Exer- 
 cises in Chemistry, Henry Holt & Co,, 1917; 
 also various articles. Ed.: Jour. A. C. S., 
 1902-17. Mem., Bd. of Charities, Vigo Co., 
 Ind., 1901-03; Nat. Acad, of Sc; Pres., Ind. 
 Acad, of Sc. 1894; Pres., 111. St. Acad, of 
 Sc, 1911; Mem., Congr. Church. Married 
 Flora E. Collier, D 24, 1884, la. (died Mr 
 inoi); Mattie L. Elwell, Je 18, 1902 (died 
 Jl 8, IQ14); Katherine Haworth Macy, N 25. 
 1915, 'Children: Helen Mary, b, Mr 9, 1886 
 (died Jl 9, 1889); Ethel, b, Ap 20, 1893 (died Jl 
 I, 1899); William Albert, b. Ap 18, 1898; 
 Charles Edmund, b, Je 3, 1904; Richard Macy, 
 b, Ap 6, 1919. Address, 1005 W. Nevada St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 MARY ELIZABETH NUCKOLLS 
 (BARNETT) 
 
 (See No. 3S91) 
 
 CHARLES HUBERT OATH OUT 
 (See No. 3130) 
 
 RUFUS CHAUNCEY OBRECHT 
 (See G510) 
 
 THOMAS EDWARD O'DONNELL 
 (See No. 5848) 
 
 JAMES M. O'GORMAN 
 Lecturer; B. S., Columbia, 1909; A, M., 
 do., 1911; b. My 12, 1886, Oswego, N. Y.; s. 
 Michael (b. Ap 20. 1853, Ireland) and Eliza- 
 beth (McGrath) OHiorman (b. F 6, 1855, 
 Scotland). Prepared in Oswego (N. Y.) H- 
 S. and Oswego St. Norm. Sch. Attended 
 Syracuse Univ., 191 4. Phi Delta Kappa; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Eta. Asst., Psych., 
 Columbia, 1911; Assoc. Prof., Miami, 1911-14; 
 Asst, Prof,, Educ, Univ. of Tex., 1917; 
 Instr., Educ, Univ. of 111., 1917; Lecturer, 
 do., 1918 — -. Auth.: Aids in Methods of 
 Study, pamphlet, Miami Univ, Bui., 1912; 
 Education and Philosophy, Educ. A dm. and 
 Supervision, Vol. III. Address, Oswego, N. 
 Y. ; bus. add., Dept. of Educ, Univ. of 111., 
 Urbana. 
 
 ANDREW O'KELLEHER 
 Celtic Scholar; B. A., Royal LTniv. of Ire- 
 land, 1907; B. D., Mavnooth Coll., Ireland, 
 1908; B. C. L., do.. 1908; b. Je 6, 1883, 
 Ballyoourney, Co. Cork. Ireland; s. Denis (b. 
 1S56, do.) and Honora (Mac Sweeney) O'Kelle- 
 her (b. i860, do.). Prepared in St, Colman's 
 Coll,, Ireland. Lecturer, Irish, Liverpool Lfniv., 
 
Faculty 
 
 923 
 
 Eng., 1909-16; Fellow, Gaelic, Univ. of 111., 
 T916-17; Staff Fellow, do., 1917-1S; Research 
 Work, Doiioughmore, Cork Co., Ireland, 191 8 — . 
 Aulh. : Life of Eugene O'Growney, St. Col- 
 iiniba's, 1903; Motives of the Irish War 
 of 1641, do., 1904; Life of D. O'Sullivan, do., 
 1906; Life of St. tiobnait, do., 1909; Ed., Gaelic 
 Poem, Urin, 19 10; Ed. and translator, Betha 
 Coluinib Cille, Zeit. fur Celt. Phil., 1913-14; 
 O'Donnell's Irish Life of Columcille, Univ. of 
 111., 1918. Addre.'!S, 1305 W. Clark St., Ur- 
 bana; hits, add., Donoughnore, Cork Co., Ire- 
 land. 
 
 FRANK MORRIS OKEY 
 Professor; B. C. E., la. St. Coll., 1904; b. 
 Je 5, 1880, Corning, la.; s. Charles Turner 
 (b. Ag 4, 1850, Woodsfield, O.) and Sarah 
 Jane (Morris) Okey (b. Ag 5, 1853. do.). 
 Prepared in Prescott (la.) H. S. ; Simpson 
 (.'oil. Acad., Indianola, la. With Herrick 
 Const. Co., Des Moines. 1904-05; Kimball 
 Engng. Co., Davenport, la., 1905-06; Union 
 Pac. R. R. Co., 1907; Engng. Exp. Sta., la. 
 St. Coll., 1907-10; Morgan Engng. Co., Mem- 
 phis, Tenn., 1910-11; Des Moines Bridge & 
 Iron Works, Des Moines, 191 1; Instr., Civ. 
 and Struct. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1911-12; 
 Prof., Civ. Engng., Colo. Coll., 1912 — . Auth. : 
 (With Prof. A. Marston) Bui. on Sewage 
 Disposal for Private Residences, Engng. Exp. 
 Sta., la. St. Coll.. 1910; also a number of 
 articles. Mem., Am. Soc. of Engng. Contrs. ; 
 Master Mason; I. O. O. F. ; B. P. O. E. ; 
 Rebekahs. Married Myrtle Helen McClure, Ag 
 3, 1904, Dallas Center, la. Child, Keith 
 McClure, b. Jl 18, 191 1. Address, Dept. of 
 Engng., Colo. Coll., Colorado Springs, Colo.f 
 
 W^ILLIAM ABBOTT OLDFATHER 
 Professor; A. B., Hanover Coll., 1899; A. B., 
 Harvard, 1901; A. M., do., 1902; Ph. D., 
 suinma ctim laude Munich, 1908; b. O 23. 
 1880, Urumiah, Persia; s. Jeremiah M. (b. 
 O 6, 1841, near Lewisburg, O.) and Felicia 
 Narcissa (Rice) Oldfather (b. Ag 16, 1848, 
 Covington, Ind.). Prepared in Prep. Dept.. 
 Hanover C;oll. Phi Delta Theta; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Phi Eta; Shattuck Scholar, Harvard. 
 Prin., H. S., Charleston, Ind., 1899-1900; Instr., 
 Latin and Greek, N. W. Univ., 1903-6; Regis- 
 trar, do., 1904-6; Asst. Prof., Latin, do., 
 1908-9; Assoc. Prof., Classics, Univ. of 111., 
 1909-15; Prof., do., 1915 — . Research Asst., 
 Com. on Pub. Information, Div. of Civic and 
 Educ. Cooperation, 1918. Auth.: Lokrika, 
 Munich, 1908; in colloboration. The Defeat 
 of Varus, 1915; Index Verborum Scnecae 
 Tragici, 191 8; and The Paris Ysopet-Avionnet, 
 1918; also a number of articles. Mem., Am. 
 Philol. Assn.; Archaeol. Assn.; Classical 
 Assn. of Middle West and South; Univ. Club, 
 Evanston, 1905-09; do., Urbana; Harvard 
 Club, Eastern. 111. Married Margaret Agnes 
 Giboney, S 21, 1902, Hanover, Ind. Chil- 
 dren: Margaret, b. Mr 20, 1904; Helen, b. D 
 30, 1906. Address, 804 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 HUBERT LEONARD OLIN 
 (See Gsi6) 
 
 EDD CHARLES OLIVER 
 (See G517) 
 
 THOMAS EDWARD OLIVER 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1893; A. M. and 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Heidelberg, 1899; b. D 16, 
 1871, Salem, Mass.; s. Samuel Cook (b. do.,) 
 and Mary Elizabeth (Andrews) Oliver (b. do.). 
 Prepared in Salem (Mass.) H. S.. Attended 
 Harvard Med. Sch., 1893-4; studied in Paris, 
 1897-8, 1901-11. Phi Beta Kappa; le Cercle 
 Frangais; Deutscher Verein, Harvard. Instr., 
 French, Univ. of Mich.. 1899-1900; Instr., 
 Asst. Prof., Rom. Langs., West. Reserve Univ., 
 1900-03; Prof., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 111., 
 
 IQ03 — . Mem., Comn. for Relief in Belgium 
 with service in northern France and Brussels, 
 Ag 1915 My igi6. Auth.: Jacques Milet's 
 Drama, La Destruction de Troye la Grant, Its 
 Principal Source — its Dramatic Structure, Gei- 
 sendorfer. 1899; Some Analogues of Maistre 
 Pierre Pathelin, The Jour, of Am. Folk Lore, 
 Vol. XXII, No. XXXVI, 1909; Michel Jean 
 Sedaine, Le Philosophe sans le Scavoir, Com- 
 edie. Variorum critical edition, Univ. of III. 
 Studies. Vol. IV, Mr 1913; do., Comedie; sch. 
 and coll. edition, Oxford Univ. Press, New 
 York, 1914; Moliere, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, 
 Comedie Ballet, 1670, edited with Introd., Notes, 
 and Vocab., Ginn & Co., 1914; Suggestions and 
 References for Modern Language Teachers, 
 Univ. of III. Bui., No. 23, 19 14; do., revised 
 and enlarged, Je 25, 19 17; Sch. of Educ. Buls., 
 Nos. 12 and 18; The Necessary Preparation 
 for Teachers of French and Spanish in the 
 Secondary Schools, Echo des Deux Mondes, 
 1907; Notes on the Bourgeois Gentilhomme, 
 Mod. Philol., Vol. X, Ja 1913; Impressions of 
 Some Great European Libraries, Puh. Libs., 
 Vol. 19, N 1914; The Menace to our Ideals, 
 Publication of the Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am., 
 Ap 1 9 18; Courage and Faith, The Cosmopolitan 
 Stud., D 19 16; various articles and reports in 
 later numbers, do.; Assoc. Ed., Mod. Lang. 
 Jour. Mem., Unitarian Church; Mod. Lang. 
 Assn. of Am.; Societe Amicale Gaston, Paris; 
 Harvard Club of Eastern, 111.; Bd. Dirs., Cos- 
 mopolitan Club; Chm., Central Div., Mod. 
 Lang. Assn. of Am., 1917; Gen. Sec, Corda 
 Fratres, Assn. of Cosmopolitan Clubs, 1917; 
 Am. Assn. of Univ. Profs. Married Elizabeth 
 Reinhardt, Je 9, 1904. Children: Elizabeth 
 Andrews, b. My 12, 1905; Martha Reinhardt, 
 b. S 3, 1907; Sarah Chever, b. Mr 2t,, 1913. 
 Address, gi2 West California St., Urbana. 
 
 ALBERT TEN EYCK OLMSTEAD 
 Professor; A. B., Cornell, 1902; A. M., do., 
 1903; Ph. D., do., 1Q06; b. Mr 23, 1880, Troy, 
 N. Y. ; s. Charles Wesley (b. 1857, do.) and 
 Ella (Blanchard) Olmstead (b. 1861, do.). 
 Prepared in Troy (N. Y.) H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Scholarship, Hist., Cornell, 1902-04; 
 Thayer Fellowship, Am. Sch. for Oriental Stud- 
 ies, Jerusalem, 1904-5; Inst. Fellowship, Am. 
 Sch. for Classical Studies, Athens, 1906-7. 
 Asst., Oriental Hist., Cornell, 1905-06; Dir., 
 Cornell E.xpedition to Asia Minor and the 
 Nearer East, 1907-08; Instr., Greek and Latin, 
 Princeton Prep. Sch., 1908-09; Instr., Ancient 
 Hist., Univ. of Mo., 1909-11; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1911-14; Assoc. Prof., do., 1914-16; Asst. 
 Prof., Ancient Hist., Columbia, summer, 1914; 
 Assoc. Prof., do., Cornell, summer, 191 7; Prof., 
 Hist., Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Discovered new 
 Hittite and other inscriptions and archaeol. 
 material. Auth.: Western Asia in the Days 
 of Sargon of Assyria. Holt, 1908; _ Assyrian 
 Historiography, Univ. of Mo. Studies. IQ16; 
 Catalogue of the Library of the American 
 School for Oriental Studies in Jerusalem, 1906; 
 The New Arab Kingdom and the Fate of the 
 Muslim World, issued by War Com. of Univ. of 
 111.; Articles and Reviews in .4m. Jour. Semitic 
 Lang., Annual Report of the Am. Hist. Assn., 
 Bui. of Am. Geog. Soc, Am. Jour. Archaclog., 
 Am. Hist. Review, Jour, of Geog., and numer- 
 ous others. Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; Sec.-Treas., 
 West. Branch, Am. Oriental Soc. ; Am. Pol. 
 Sc Assn.; Vorderasiatische Gesellschaft; Soc. 
 Biblical Lit.; Classical Assn. Middle West.; 
 Soc. Biblical Research; Fellow, Am. Geog. 
 .Soc. Married Cleta Ermine Payne, Je 25, 
 1913, Shelbina, Mo. Children: Cleta Mar- 
 garet, b. F 15, 1915; Ella Mary, b. N 19, 
 1916. .4ddrcss, 901 S. Busey Ave., Urbana. 
 
 CLINTON B. OLNEY 
 Assistant; B. S., Mich. St. Agr. Coll., 1913; 
 D. V. M., do., 1917; b. D 27, 1889, Fremont, 
 Mich.; s. Bert J. (b. Howe, Ind.) and Alice 
 
9-4 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 M. (Beem") OIney (b. O.)- Prepared in Fre- 
 mont (Midi.") H. S. Alpha Psi. Teacher, 
 Agr., H. S., Minnesota, 1913-15; Asst. St. 
 Veterinarian and Asst. Veterinarian, Univ. of 
 Ark., 1917-18; Asst., An. Pathol., Univ. of 
 111., 1918. Veterinary Branch, U. S. A., 
 ioi8 — . Married Edna E. Branstrom, Je s, 
 1918, Lexington, Ky. Address, 502 E. John 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 EDITH OSMOND (CUMBERLAND) 
 Instructor; A. B., Occidental Coll., 1912; 
 B. S., Columbia, 1Q14; b. O 4, 1S80, la.; d. 
 Robert Murdough (b. 1S62. 111.) and Mary 
 Edith (Griffith) Osmond (b. 1S64. Lawrence, 
 Kan.). Prepared in Los Angeles (Calif.) 
 -H. S. Delta. Playground Teacher, summer, 
 1913; Asst., Phys. Educ. Horace Mann H. S., 
 New York City, 1914; Teacher, Phys. Tr. for 
 various pvt. classes and organizations, 1913-14; 
 Instr., Phys. Educ, Univ. of 111., 1914-16. 
 Mem., Am. Phys. Educ. Assn. Married \Vil- 
 liam Wilson (."umberland, S 14, 1916, Los 
 Angeles. Child, William Osmond, b. Je 1917. 
 (died Ag 1917). Address, 5915 Echo St., 
 Los Angeles. 
 
 ROBERT B. OTIS 
 
 Supvr. and Engr. ; B. S., Univ. of ]\Iich., 
 1903; b. Mr 16, 18S0. Deer River, N. Y. 
 Prepared in Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S. Phi 
 Gamma Delta. Draftsman. Iroquois Iron 
 Works. Buffalo, N. Y.; The Alberger Co., 
 do.; Salesman, Crocker Wheeler Co., Pan.- 
 Am. Exposition; Asst., Chief Insp., Packard 
 Motor Co., Detroit; Chief Insp., Standard 
 Wheel Co.. Terre Haute, Ind. ; Salesman, 
 Woods Motor Vehicle Co., Chicago; Instr.. 
 G. E. D., Univ. of 111., 1905-S; Directing 
 Engr., Bd. of Indus. Educ. Milwaukee. 1908 — . 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, 533 Maryland 
 Ave., Milwaukee. 
 
 OLIVER RALPH OVERMAN 
 Associate; A. B., Ind. L'^niv., 1910; A. M., 
 do.. 1911; Ph. D., Cornell, 1917; b. Ap 15, 
 1S86, Windfall, Ind.: s. Elkanah Beard (b. 
 1852, Henry Co., Ind.) and Emily Jane 
 (Sprong) Overman (b. 18^6, Bentonville, Ind.). 
 Prepared in Windfall (Ind.) H. S. Alpha 
 (."hi Sigma; Sigma Xi. Teaching Fellowship, 
 Ind. Univ., 1910-11; Grad. Asst., Chem., Cor- 
 nell, 1011-15; Prof., Chem. and Geol., Huron 
 Coll., S. Dak., 191S-17; Assoc, Dairy Chem., 
 LTniv. of 111., 1917 — . Auth. : (with Frank C. 
 Mathers) The Effect of Addition Substances in 
 Lead-plating Baths, Trans. Am. Electrochein. 
 Soc. ; (with A. W. Browne) Oxidation of Hy- 
 drazine VII, The Alleged role of Nitrous acid 
 in the formation of hydronitic acid, Joitr. Am. 
 Chem. Soc, 19 16, and Zcit. Anoro- Chon.. Ta 
 1916. Mem., A. C. S.; A. A. A. S.; V. P., S. 
 Dak. Acad, of Sc. Married Olive Spencer, S 
 1, 1015, Switz City, Ind. Children: Ralph 
 Spencer, b. Je 30, 191 6; Joseph De Witt, b. 
 F .23, 191S. Address, 707 W. Indiana Ave., 
 Urbana. 
 
 FRANK KEEHN OVITZ 
 Engineer; B. S., Univ. of Mich., 1905; b. 
 My 17, 18S2, Mineral Point, Wis.; s. Henry 
 William and Wilhclmina (Keehn) Ovitz. Pre- 
 pared inMineral Point (Wis.) H. S. Phi Chi; 
 Sigma Xi. Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1905- 
 06; Chem., Engng. Exp. Sta.. do., 1900-7; L'. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1907-10; Asst. Chem., U. S. Bur. of 
 Mines, 1910-15; Fuel Engr., U. S. Bur. of 
 Mines, 1915 — . Address, Bur. of Mines, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 ARTHUR LESLIE OWEN 
 (See G52i) 
 
 ALBERT WOFFLE OWENS 
 (See G5--3') 
 
 LOUIS JOHN PAETOW 
 Professor; B. L., L^niv. of Wis., 1902; M. 
 L., do.. 1903; Ph. D., Univ. of Pa., 1906; b. 
 Ja 9, 1880, Milwaukee; s. Christian (b. Jl 10, 
 1835, Ger.) and Dorothea (Garling) Paetow 
 (b. Jl 28, 1841, do.). Prepared in West Div. 
 H. S., Milwaukee. Phi Beta Kappa. Scholar, 
 Univ. of Wis., 1902-03; Harrison Fellow in 
 European Hist., Univ. of Pa., 1904-06. Teach- 
 er, Hist., H. S., Grand Rapids, Wis., 1903-04; 
 Acting Prof., Hist., Univ. of Colo., ist. se- 
 mester, 1904-05. Attended Univ. of Paris, 
 France, 1905-06; Instr., European Hist., Univ. 
 of Wis., 1906-07; Assoc, Hist., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-n; Asst. ]?rof., do.. Univ. of Calif., 
 1911-17; Assoc. Prof., Medieval Hist., do.. 
 1017 — . Auth.: The Arts Course at Medieval 
 Universities, with Special Reference to Gram- 
 mar and Rhetoric. Univ. of 111. Studies, Vol. 3, 
 No. 7, 1910; The Battle of the Seven Arts 
 by Henri d'Andeli, edited and translated with 
 introduction and notes and facsimiles of the 
 two extant manuscripts, in Memoirs of the 
 Univ. of Calif^, Vol. 4, No. 1, Univ. of Calif. 
 Press, 1914; Guide to the Study of Medieval 
 Hist., L'niv. of Calif. Press., 1917. Mem., 
 Am. Hist. Assn.; Univ. Club, Urbana, 1907-11; 
 Univ. Club. Berkeley, Calif. Married Lily 
 G. Kollock, Je 6, 1911, Philadelphia. Children: 
 Charles K., b. Jl 5, 1912; Dorothea G., b. F 
 24, 1916. Address, 722 Arlington Ave., Thou- 
 sand Oaks, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 ARTHUR ELIJAH PAINE 
 (See No. 1257.) 
 
 ELLERY BURTON PAINE 
 Professor; B. S., Worcester Poly. Inst., 
 1897; M. S., do.. 1898; E. E., do., 1904; b. 
 O 9, 1875, Willington, Conn.; s. Albert A. 
 (b. 29, 1835, Woodstock, Conn.) and Ellen 
 (Smith) Paine (b. F 26, 1S48, Lebanon, 
 Conn.). Prepared in Willimantic (Conn.) H. 
 S. Sigma Xi. With Gen. Elec Co., Sche- 
 nectady, N. Y., 1S98-99; Elec. Engr., Lehigh 
 Valley Coal Co., Wilkes Barre, Pa., 1899-1902; 
 Prof., Elec Engng., Stetson L^niv., Deland, 
 Fla., 1902-04; Prof., Elec. Engng. and Phys., 
 N. C. Coll. of Agr. and Mech. Arts, 1904-07; 
 Asst. Prof., Elec. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1007-13; 
 Assoc, Prof., do.. 1013-15; Prof., do., 
 1015 — ; Acting Head of Dept., do., 1913 — . 
 Mem., A. I. E. E. ; Unitariaij Church. Mar- 
 ried Mabel Harriet Hyde. Je 6, 1008. Wood- 
 stock, Conn. Child, Sylvia, b. Ag 4, 1909. 
 Address, 606 Pennsylvania Ave., Urbana. 
 
 LAWRENCE GILPIN PAINTER 
 
 Professor; Instr.. Eng.. Univ. of 111.. 1012- 
 13; Prof., do.. Miss. Indus. Inst.. 1913 — . 
 Address, c/o Miss. Indus. Inst., Columbus, 
 Miss.t 
 
 •ARTHUR WILLIAM PALMER 
 (See No. 363.) 
 
 CYRUS E. PALMER 
 (See No. 5353-) 
 
 GEORGE MERIT PALMER 
 (.See No. 3504.) 
 
 WILLIAM GAY PALMER 
 (See No. 1385.) 
 
 WILLIAM KING PALMER, JR. 
 (See No. 5857.) 
 
 MISEAL RAMAH PARADIS 
 
 Minister; B. A., Knox Coll., Toronto, Can.; 
 
 b. Je 9, 1850, Montreal, Can.; s. Joseph Hilaire 
 
 (b.. near Montreal, Quebec) and Sophia (Reg- 
 
 nier) Paradis (b. do.). Prepared in St. Anne, 
 
Faculty 
 
 925 
 
 III.; Diploma in Theology, Montreal Presby. 
 Coll.; Visitor; Acadian Settlements of the 
 Maritime Provinces and Missionary Pastor, 
 Grand Falls, New Brunswick, 1875-81; Asst. 
 pastor, St. Anne, 111., 1881-84; pastor, Farmer 
 City, 111., 1884-86; do., Urbana, 1887-90; Prof., 
 French, Univ. of 111., 1891-93; pastor, Mani- 
 toba, 1894-95; do., Rensselaer, Ind., 1895-97; 
 do.. Hastings, Minn., 1897-igoi; do., Waverly, 
 Minn., 1902-07; do.. New Iberia, 190S — . En- 
 listed and served one year in Co. K, 147th III. 
 Inf. Mem., New Orleans Presbytery, 1910-18; 
 elected Moderator, 1915. Married Martha Ann 
 Trenholm, Ag 25, 1875, Charlotte Town, Prince 
 Edward Island. Address, New Iberia, La. 
 
 JAY BOARDMAN PARK 
 (See No. 3505.) 
 
 *GEORGE W. PARKER 
 Born Ag 19, 184 1, Princeton, Mass.; s. 
 Charles Augustus (b. Ag 18, 1808, do.) and 
 Sylvia A. (Moore) Parker (b. S s, 1812, 
 do.). Supt., Const., La. St. Sem., 1865-67; 
 Coffin Maker, 5th Nat. Cemetery, Alexandria, 
 La.; Mgr., Planing Mill, Champaign, 1868-77; 
 Instr., Wood Working and Foreman, Shops, 
 Univ. of 111., 1883-95; Mgr., Planing Mill, 
 Parker & Son, 189O-99; Cabinet Maker, Univ. 
 of 111., 1899-1907. Pvt., 53rd Regt., Mass. 
 Volunteers, Inf., 1862-63. Married Laura D. 
 Hamilton, D 14, 1866, Alexandria, La. Chil- 
 dren; Anna, E., b. O 23, 1867 (died N 15, 
 1807); Hervey E., b. F i, 1869; Nettie F., b. 
 My 13, 1871 (died F 6, 1896); Carrie E.. b. 
 N 23, 1873; (ieorge Arthur, b. Ja 3, 1876; 
 Calton William, b. Ag 28, 1878; Walter G., 
 b. Ag 25, 1886. Died On, 1907, Champaign. 
 
 HERVEY EDWIN PARKER 
 Factory Supt.; b. F i, 1869, Champaign; s. 
 George W. (b. Ag i8, 1841, Princeton, Mass.) 
 and Laura D. (Hamilton) Parker (b. O 24, 
 1844, Augusta, Ga.). Prepared in Champaign 
 H. S. Adelphic. With Blue Springs Mfg. 
 Co., 1890-91; Asst. Foreman, Carpenter Shop, 
 Univ. of 111., 1892-95; Prop., Urbana Planing 
 Mill, 1895-98; Foreman, Riverside Planing 
 Mill, Danville, III., 1899-1909; Draftsman, 
 Charles T. Abeles & Co., Little Rock, Ark., 
 1909-11; Supt. E. R. Darlington Lumber Co., 
 Decatur, 111., 191 1-12; Draftsman, Union In- 
 terior Finish Co., Chicago, 19 12 — . Co. D, 
 8th Regt., 1887-90; Co. M, 4th Regt., 1891-94. 
 Married Lena Maria Prison, Je 4, 1890, 
 Bloomington, 111. Children: Hervey Edwin, 
 b. My 15, 1891; Frederick Leland, b. Je 13, 
 1893. Address, 5319 La Salle St., Chicago. 
 
 HORATIO NEWTON PARKER 
 Bacteriologist; b. F 3, 1871, Cambridge, 
 Mass.; s. Horatio G. (b. Ap 1823, Keene, N. 
 H.) and Harriett (Newton) Parker (b. 1831, 
 Greenfield, Mass.). Prepared in Cambridge 
 (Mass.) H. S.; Univ. of 111. Asst. Biol., W. 
 Div., Boston Water Works; Biol., Metropo- 
 litan Water Bd., Mass.; Health Officer, Mont- 
 clair, N. J.; Asst. Hydrographer and Asst. 
 Engr., U. S. Geol. Sur. ; Dairy Bacterid., 
 Univ. of HI.; Instr., Dairy Bacteriol. and 
 Mun. and San. Dairying, do.; Asst., Exp. Sta., 
 do.; Bacterid., Delineator, 7th Baby Cam- 
 paign, 1917-18; City Bacteriol., Jacksonville, 
 Fla., 19 1 8—. Auth. : City Water Supply, 
 McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1917; The Potomac 
 River Basin, W. S. Paper, 1912; The Water 
 Supplies of Kan., do.; numerous articles. 
 Mem., Soc. Am. Bacteriols, ; Am. Pub. Health 
 Assn.; New Eng. Water Works Assn.; A. F. 
 A. M.; R. A. M.; Epis. Church. Address, 
 City Engrs. Bldg., Jacksonville, Fla. 
 
 LAWRENCE GILBERT PARKER 
 (See No. 1749.) 
 
 WILLIAM PARKER 
 
 Statistical Expert; A. B., Cornell; A. M., 
 Univ. of Ind., 1909; b. Ag 14, 1885, Chester- 
 town, N. Y.; s. William H. and Esther A. 
 (Savage) Parker. Prepared in Glens Falls 
 Acad., N. Y. St. Scholarship, Cornell; Fel- 
 low, Econ., Univ. of Ind., 1908-09; Asst., 
 Econ., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; do.; Univ. of 
 Pa., 1910-11; Scholar, Econ., Columbia, 1911- 
 12; in Bond Dept. of Kmanth Nachod and 
 Kuhne, 1912-14; Asst. Prof., Econ., Princeton, 
 1914-15; Expert in Commerce and I'inance 
 and Trade Expert in Coal, Bur. of Foreign 
 and Domestic Commerce, 1916-17; Statistical 
 Expert, War Dept.. 19 18 — . Auth.: German 
 Banks and Speculation, Proceedings of Acad, 
 of Pol. Sc, 1911; Governmental Regulation 
 of Speculation, Annals Am. Acad, of Pol. and 
 Social Sc, 1911. Address, Glens Falls, N. Y. 
 
 CULLEN WARNER PARMELEE 
 Professor; B. S., Rutgers Coll., 1896; b. Je 
 27, 1874, Brooklyn, N. Y.; s. Lawren S. E. 
 (b. Je 25, 1850, Pemberton, N. J.) and Mary 
 Alida (Payne) Parmelee (b. Ag 23, 1849, 
 New Haven, Conn.). Prepared in Asbury 
 Park (N. J.) H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi; Keramos; Special Honors. 
 Instr., Chem., Rutgers Coll., 1901-02; Instr., 
 Ceram., do., 1902-06; Prof., do., 1906-16; 
 Prof., Ceram. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1916 — . 
 Auth.: Report on the Peat Deposits of 
 Northern, N. J., Publication of N. J. St. 
 Geol. Sur.; numerous articles in Trans. Am. 
 Ceram. Soc; Publications of N. J. Clay 
 Worker's Assn., etc., Mem., A. C. S. ; Am. 
 {^eram. Soc. (Pres.) ; Eng. Ceram. Soc; Am. 
 Soc. of Testing Materials. Married Julia 
 Russel Davis, O 3, 1901, Asbury Park, N. J. 
 Children: Cullen Everett, b. Je 29, 1903; 
 Eleanor Paulding, b. Jl 7, 1908; Theodore 
 Davis, O 1912; Mary Payne, b. My 9, 1918. 
 Address, 808 W. California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 ROSALIE MARY PARR 
 (See No. 2779.) 
 
 SAMUEL WILSON PARR 
 (See No. 402.) 
 
 JOHN JAY PARRY 
 Instructor; A. B., Yale, 1912; M. A., do., 
 1914; Ph. D., do., 1915; b. S 30, 1889, Rome, 
 N. Y.; s. Watkyns William (b. do.) and Au- 
 gusta I. (Bulk) Parry (b. Brooklyn, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Rome (N. Y.) Free Acad.; 
 Hotchkiss Sch., Lakeville, C^onn. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Tha Miclan Hwalas. Instr., Eng., 
 Univ. of Calif., 1915-16; Instr., do., Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17. 2nd Lt., 333rd F. A. (heavy). 
 Camp Custer, Mich. Auth. : The Poems and 
 Amyntas of Thomas Randolph, Yale Univ. 
 Press, 1917; a New Version of Randolph's 
 Aristippus, Mod. Lang. Notes, 1917. Mem., 
 Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Yale Club of New 
 York City; LTniv. Club., Urbana. Address, 
 803 N. George St., Rome, N. Y. 
 
 FERNANDO ALSTON PARSON 
 (See No. y^.) 
 
 IRENE MARY PARSONS 
 (See No. 3508.) 
 
 CHARLOTTE E. PATCHIN (BICKFORD) 
 A. M., Oberlin Coll., 1892; L. L. S., do.: 
 b. Ap 15, 1849, Rasin, Mich.; d. John (b. D 
 11, 1820 Newberry O.) and Elizabeth P. Wake- 
 ley) Patchin (b. Jl 4, 1820, Buffalo, N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S. ; Ladies' 
 Sem., Madison, Wis. Prin., H. S.,s,Carlin- 
 ville,, 1869-70, 1871-2; Supt., Schs."; West 
 Bloomfield, N. Y., 1870-1; Instr., Music, Univ. 
 
926 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 of 111., 18720; Instr., Free Hand Draw.. 
 1S72-6; Teacher, music, Brownwood Coll.. 
 Tex., 1S01-5; t/.'., Glen Rose Coll., Tex.. 
 1900-2. Kirst woman teacher and tirst teacher 
 ot music in the Univ.; Mem., Woman's Clul>. 
 Glen Rose, Tex., Pres. IQ00-2; \V. C. T. U., 
 Oberlin Coll., C, 1905-0. Married Rev. Levi 
 F. Bickford, Ag 6, 1S79, Oberlin. O. Chil- 
 dren: Francis, b. Je 5, 18S0; Frederic Lewis, 
 F II, 18S2; Claribel L., b. Ag 16, 1S87; John 
 Thomas, b. F 6, 1S91. Address, Oberlin, O. 
 
 \VILLLA.M FRANKLIN PATE 
 Agronomist; B. S.. Coll. of Agr. and Mech. 
 Arts. N. C, 1001; M. S., do.. 1913; b. My 
 2-», i8oi. Snow Hill. N. C; s. MacDonald (.b. 
 Mr 10, iS^i. GoKlsboro. do.) and Zilphis 
 Allies (Edwards) Pate (b. Green Co., do.). 
 Prepared in Snow Hill H. S. Alpha Zeta. 
 Asst.. Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 
 1902-05: Asst. t'hem., O. Exp. Sta., 1906-10; 
 Instr., Chem., N. C. Agr. Coll., igio-13: 
 Agronomist. N. C. Dept. of Agr., 1013 — • 
 Pres., Alumni Assn. of N. C. Coll. of A. and 
 M. Arts. 191S-19. Married Fraye Packer 
 Blayney, N 2i, 1910. Children: William 
 MciXinald. b. N 17, loii; Nancy Lee. b. S 5, 
 1915. Address. Raleigh, N. C. 
 
 FRANK ALLEN PATTERSON 
 Professor; A. B., Syracuse Univ., 1904; A. 
 M., Columbia, 1007; Ph. D.. do., ion; b. Ag 
 14, 1S78, East Bloomfield, N. Y. ; s. Wilson 
 Howell (b. O 13, 1S50, Newark, N. J.) and 
 Gertrude E. (Allen) Patterson (b. Mr 17. 
 18^7). Prepared in Genesee Wesleyan Sem., 
 Liina, N. Y. Instr., Eng.. Syracuse Univ., 
 summer, 1904; do.. Mil. Acad.. Macon, Mo., 
 1904-06; do.. Columbia Exten. Teaching. 10 to- 
 il: Assoc. Eng., Lhiiv. of 111.. 1011-12; Instr. 
 and Assoc. PVof.. Eng., Columbia, 10 12 — . 
 Auth.: The Middle English Penitential Lyric, 
 t'olumbia L'niv. Press, 191 1; A Confession to 
 Christ, Mod.' Lang. Notes. 10 10; Shakespeare 
 and the Medieval Lyric, Shakespeare Studies, 
 Columbia Univ. Press, 1010. Married Bertha G. 
 Cleveland. S lo. 1010, Naples, N. Y. Address. 
 Morsemere, N. J.; bus. add., Columbia Univ., 
 New York. 
 
 ADAH PATTOX . 
 (See No. 1750.) 
 
 ARTHUR ERNEST PAUL 
 (See No, 1070.) 
 
 HARRY GILBERT PAUL 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1807; A. 
 M., Univ. of Chicago, looi; Ph. D., Columbia, 
 1910: b. O 24, 1874. New Orleans, La. Pre- 
 pared in Peoria H. S. Pres., Univ. of Mich, 
 (^rat. Assn.; Pres.. Univ. of Chicago Dramatic 
 Club. Prin., H. S., Escanaba, Mich.. 1S07- 
 1900; Rhet. Reader, L^niv. of Chicago, two 
 quarters; spring quarter, 1901; Instr., South 
 Side Acad., Chicago. loot: Instr.. Eng. L'niv. 
 of 111.. 1901-04; Grad. Stud.. Columbia, 1904- 
 05; Asst. Prof., Eng. Lit.. Univ. of 111., 1005- 
 16; Assoc. Prof., do., 1916 — . Auth.: John 
 Dennis, 1914; (with E. C. Baldwin) English 
 Poems. Am. Book Co., 1008; numerous articles: 
 Ed., Bill. III. Assn. of Teachers of English. 
 Married Mae Isola Norris. 1908, Wis. Ad- 
 dress, 713 W. Oregon St., LTrbana. 
 
 CECIL HOBART PEABODY 
 Professor; S. B., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1877: 
 b. Ag 9, 1855. Burlington, Vt.: s. Selim 
 Hobart and Mary Elizabeth (Pangbornt Pea- 
 body. Preixired in Racine (Wis.) H. S. 
 Prof., Encne., Imperial Agr. Coll., Japan, 1870- 
 81; Asst.^Prof.. M. E.. Univ. of 111.. 1S81-83: 
 Asst. ftrof.. Steam Engng., Mass. Inst, of 
 Tech., 1SS4; Assoc. Prof., do., 1S89; Prof., 
 
 Naval Arch, and Marine Engng., </.'., 1S03 — . 
 Auth.: Table of Properties of Saturated Steam, 
 etc., 1 888; Thermodynamics of the Steam 
 Engine, etc., i8Sg; Valvegear for Steam 
 Engines, 1892: (with E. F. Miller) Steam 
 Boiler, 1897; ^[anual of Steam Engine Indi- 
 cator, looo; Naval Architecture, 1904; Thermo- 
 dynamics of the Steam Turbine, 1911: Pro- 
 pellers, 1912; Marine Etigines, 1913. Mem., 
 Order of the Rising Sun, third class; Soc. 
 .\rts. Mass. Inst. Tech.: Univ. Club. Boston; 
 V. P.. Am. Soc. Naval Archs. and Marine 
 Engrs. ; Fellow. Am. Acad. Married Sarah 
 Angeline Peabody, 1S85, Boston. Address, 293 
 Commonwealth Ave., Boston. 
 
 LORIN WILLIAM PEABODY 
 
 (See No. 666.) 
 
 *SELIM HOBART PEABODY 
 
 A. B., Vt. Univ.. 1852; Ph. D., do., 1877; 
 LL. p., Univ. of la., 1881; b. Ag 20, 1829, 
 Rockingham, Vt. ; s. Rev. Charles Hobart and 
 Mary Elizabeth (Pangborn) Peabody (h. Bur- 
 lington, Vt.). Prepared in Pub. Latin Sch., 
 Boston. Sigma Phi. Prin.. H. S., Burling- 
 ton, Vt.. i8s2; Prof.. Math.. Inst.. Fairfax, 
 Vt.. 1S53: Prof., Math, and Phys.. Poly. Coll., 
 Philadelphia, 18=^4; Chief Clerk, U. S. Land 
 Office. Eau Claire, Wis., 1S59: Prin., H. S., 
 Fond du Lac, Wis., 1S03; Instr., Chem. Phys. 
 and Astron., Chicago H. S.; organized Evening 
 H. S.. Chicago, 1S66; Prof. Phys. and C, E., 
 Amherst, Mass. Agr. Coll., 1S71; Chicago H. 
 S., 1874-,; Prof., Phvs. and M. E., Univ. of 
 111., 1878-80; Pres. (Regent) do.. 1S80-91; 
 Chief, Dept., Lib. Arts, C'oluuibian Exposition, 
 1891-94; Ed. and Statistician, Am. Comn. to 
 Elxposition at Paris, 1899; Chief, Dept, Lib. 
 Arts, Buffalo Exposition, 1900; Asst. to Dir. 
 Gen. and Supt. of Awards, St. Louis Exposi- 
 tion. First Exposition work for the Philadel- 
 phia Co. Soc. and the U. S. Agr. Soc, 1855; 
 installed the Exhibit of St. of 111.. New 
 Orleans Exposition, 1887; Mgr.. Educ. Exhibit 
 in Chicago, 1803; surveyed and subdivided a 
 large part of Eau Claire while in \J. S. Land 
 office; conducted novel and executive experi- 
 ments upon flow of sap in trees. Mars Agr. 
 Coll.. 1871-4. Auth.: Cecil's Books of Natural 
 History. 1808; Cecil's Book of Birds, Beasts 
 and Insects, 3 Vols., T. N. Clarke; Ray's Series 
 Elements of Astron.. Van Antwerp, Bragg & 
 Co., 1S60: Ray's Series Common School Arith- 
 metic, Ivison. Balkeman & Co.. New York 
 City, 1872; also a number of Mag. articles. 
 Ed.: Internat. Cyclopedia. 1880: American Pa- 
 triotism. J. A. Alden, New York. Mem., Chi- 
 cago Lit. Club. 1891-1900; 111. St. Teachers* 
 Assn.. Pres.. 1888; W'is. Teachers' Assn., Pres., 
 1878-80; Chicago Acad, of Sc, Pres., 1892; 
 Nat. Couticil of Educ Pres., 1889; Repub. 
 Pol. Club. Sec. 1856; Societe Entomolique de 
 France; A. A. A. S., Fellow; London Soc. of 
 Sc. Letters, and Art. Fellow. Married Mary 
 Elizabeth Pangborn. Ag o. 1852. Burlington. Vt. 
 (died S 7. 1904) Children: Grace, b. 1S53; 
 Cecil Hobart, b. 1855; Arthur, b. 1858; Kate 
 Fleming, b. 1S60. Died May 26, 1903, St. 
 Louis. 
 
 CHARLES CHESTER PEARCE 
 
 Instructor: A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1909; b. 
 N 13. 1888. Dodgeville. Wis.: s. William 
 James (b. Dodgeville. Wis.) and Martha Ann 
 (Cook) Pearce. Prepared in Dodgeville (Wis.) 
 H. S. Phi Alpha Tau; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Tau Kappa Alpha: Athena Lit. Soc Scholar- 
 ship, Law. Columbia, igio-ii: Instr., Pub. 
 Speak., Univ. of 111., 1909-11; Instr., Debater, 
 Univ. of Wash., igii — '■. Mem.. A. F. A. M. 
 .-Iddress, 1523 E. 63d St., Seattle.f 
 
 FRANK ASHMORE PEARSON 
 Associate; B. S. A.. Cornell, 191-; b. D 31, 
 1 888, Topeka. Kan.; s. Elmer G. (b. Fayette- 
 ville. Pa.) and Anna V. (Ogden) Pearson (b. 
 
Faculty 
 
 927 
 
 do.). Prepared in Beaver Falls (Pa.) H. S. 
 Instr., Dairy Hush., Univ. of 111., 1912-15; 
 1st Asst., do., Agr. Exp. Sta., 1915-17; Assoc, 
 do.. 19 1 7 — . Married Amelia I'auline Feld- 
 kamp, Ag 4, 191 5, Terre Haute, Ind. Child, 
 Raymond, b. D 13, 1917. Address, 1 107 Ore- 
 gon St., Urbana. 
 
 ARTHUR STANLEY PEASE 
 Prof, and Curator; A. B., Harvard, 1902; 
 A. M., do., 1903; Ph. D., do., 1905; b. S 22, 
 1 88 1, Somers, Conn.; s. Theodore Claudius 
 (b. 1853, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.) .ind Abby 
 I'ranccs (Cutter) Pease (b. 1856, Elk River, 
 Minn.). Prepared in Phillips Acad., Andover, 
 Ma.ss. Phi Beta Kappa. Various scholarships 
 and fellowships, an assistantship and a travel- 
 ing fellowship. Attended Sch. of Classical 
 Studies, Rome, 1905-6. Instr., Classics, Har- 
 vard and Radcliffe Coll., 1906-09; Asst. Prof., 
 Classics, Univ. of 111., 1909-13; Assoc. Prof., 
 do., I9I3-J5; I'rof., do., 1915 — ; Curator of 
 Museum of Classical Archaeology, do., 19 11 — . 
 Auth.: Notes on Some Uses of Bells among 
 Creeks and Romans, Harvard Studies In Class. 
 PhiloL, Vol. 15, 1903; Notes on St. Jeromes 
 Tractates on the Psalms, Jour. Bib. Lit., Vol. 
 26, 1907; Notes on Stoning among the Greeks 
 and Romans, Trans. Arn. PhiloL Assn., Vol. 38, 
 1908; Iterum Hicronyomiana, Revue Benedic- 
 tine, Vol. 26, 1909; (with A. H. Moore) Agro- 
 pyron Canium and its North American Allies, 
 Rhodora, Vol. 12, do., 19 10; Fragments of a 
 Latin MS in the Lib. of the Univ. of 111., 
 Trans. Am. PhiloL Assn., Vol. 42, 1912; The 
 Conclusion of Cicero's De Natura Oeoruin, do.. 
 Vol. 44, 1914; Medical Allusion in the Works 
 of St. Jerome, Harvard Studies in Class. 
 PhiloL, Vol. 25, 1914; Notes on the Delphic 
 Oracle and Greek Colonization, Class. PhiloL, 
 Vol. 12, 1917; Notes on the Botanical Explora- 
 tion of the White Mountains, Appalachiu, Vol. 
 14, 1917; The Omen of Sneezing, Classical 
 PhiloL, Vol. 6; also numerous short articles in 
 Rhodora: book reviews, etc. Mem., Dante Soc., 
 Archaeological Inst, of Am.; Am. Philol. 
 .'\ssn.; Classical Assn. of the Middle States and 
 South; New England Botanical Club; Appa- 
 lachian Mountain Club. Married Henrietta 
 l'"axon, Je 23, 1909, Cohasset, Mass. Child, 
 Henrietta, b. Jl 14, 19 12. Address, 10 14 W. 
 C>rcgon St., Urbana. 
 
 THEODORE CALVIN PEASE 
 Associate; Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1907; 
 Ph. D., do., 1914; b. N 25, 1887, Cassopolis, 
 Mich.; s. Thomas Huntington (b. D 3, 1837) 
 and Caroline Phipps (Anderson) Pease (b. D 
 10, 1849, Cassopolis, Mich.). Prepared in 
 Lewis Inst., Chicago. Scholarship, Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1906-08; Asst., Hist., Univ. of 111., 
 1908-09; Fellow, Hist., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1909-10; Sr. Fellow, do., 1910-11; Instr., Hist., 
 Pa. St. C'oll., 1911-12; Assoc, Hist., Univ. of 
 III., 1914-18; on leave of absence 1917-18. 
 2nd Lt., U. S. R., 1917; A. E. F., France, 
 1918. Auth.: (with C. W. Alvord) The Arch- 
 ives of the State of Illinois, reprinted from 
 the Annual Report of the Am. Hist. Assn., 
 1909, Washington, 191 1; County Archives of 
 Jllinois, 111. Hist. Com., 1915; The Leveller 
 Movement, Herbert Baxter Adams Prize Es- 
 say, 1916; The Pioneer State, 111. Centennial 
 Publications, 1918. Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; 
 111. St. Hist. Soc; Miss. Valley Hist. Assn. 
 Address, 238 S. Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 
 111. 
 
 HORACE WHITTIER PEASLEE 
 ."Vrchitect; B. Arch., Cornell, loio; b. N 0, 
 1S84, Maiden Bridge, N. Y. Grad. Stud., 
 Cornell, 1910-11; Arch., with Land. Arch, of 
 Pub. Bldgs. and Grounds, Washington, D. C, 
 1911-12; Instr., Land. Design, Univ. of 111., 
 ri)i2-i4; Land. Arch., Washington, D. C. 
 Mem., Protestant Epis. Church. Address, 1504 
 H St., W^ashington, D. C. 
 
 GEORGE LEO PELTIER 
 (See GS29J 
 
 WILLIAM DAVID PENCE 
 (Sec No. 488.) 
 
 JOSEPH CULPEPER PENDLETON 
 Supt, Foundries; b. D i, 1887, Tunis, N. C. 
 
 Attended Indianapolis Tech. Inst., 1909-11; 
 
 Asst., Foundry, Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Instr., 
 
 do., 1913-14; Supt., Foundries, U. S. Norfolk 
 
 Navy Yard, 19 14 — . Mem., Baptist Church. 
 
 Address, 2122 King St., Portsmouth, Va. ; bus. 
 
 add., c/o U. S. Norfolk Navy Yard, Norfolk, 
 
 Va.t 
 
 HENRY EUGENE PENGILLY 
 Instructor; b. N 7, 1891, Soudan, Minn. 
 
 Prepared in R. T. Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago; 
 
 Univ. of 111. Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Tau; Chi 
 
 Beta. Instr., Fencing, Univ. of 111., 1913-14; 
 
 Engr., Line Constr., Commonwealth Edison 
 
 Co., 1914-15; Telephone Circuits, West. Elec. 
 
 Co., 1915-16; Power Plant Designer, 1916-17; 
 
 Instr., S. M. A., Urbana, 1917-18. Address, 
 
 206 E. Green St., Champaign. f 
 
 •JONATHAN PERIAM 
 Born, 1823, New York City. Head Farmer 
 and Supt., Practical Agr., Univ. of 111., 1867- 
 69; first recording Sec, Bd. of Trustees, 111. 
 Indus. Univ. Ed., Prairie Farmer, 1879-84, 
 1889-1903; do.. Western Rival; regular con- 
 tributor to the agr. literature of the West. 
 Auth.: The Groundswell, a History of Origin, 
 Aims and Progress of Farmer's Movement, 
 Hannaford & Co., 1874. Mem., Wis. Hort. 
 Soc; First Pres., Chicago Agr. and Hort. 
 Soc, 1857; V. P., 111. St. Bd. of Agr.; Sec, 
 No. 111. Hort. Soc, 1872; Among the first 
 of the workers who quarried out the scheme 
 of the University's history. Died D 9, 1911, 
 Chicago. 
 
 CHARLES FREDERICK PERRY 
 Supervisor; S. B., Worchester Poly. Inst., 
 1894; M. E., Cornell, 1904; b. D 11, 1865, 
 Montreal, Can.; s. William (b. My 3, 1837, 
 Chudleigh, Devonshire, Eng.) and Emily 
 (Prowse) Perry (b. Ap 6, 1838, Stonehouse, 
 near Plymouth, Devonshire, Eng.). Prepared 
 in Gushing Acad., Ashburnham, Mass. Tau 
 Beta Pi. Apprentice mach., Montreal, Can., 
 and Worchester,' Mass.; In Charge of shops 
 and Man. Tr., Karnehameha Man. Tr. Sch., 
 Honolulu, T. IL, 1894-9; Prin., Kapua pvt. 
 Man. Tr. Sch., do., 1899-1900; travel and study 
 abroad and in U. S., 1000-2; Asst. Prof., Mach. 
 Const., in charge of Mech. Dept. Shops, Univ. 
 of 111., 1904-6; Dir., Milwaukee Sch. of 
 Trades, 1906-9; Supvr., Man. and Indus. 
 E<luc., Milwaukee Pub. Sch., 1909 — . Auth.: 
 Trade Schools and School Boards, Addresses 
 and Proc of N. E. A., Denver, 1909; A Prac- 
 tical Demonstration of Trade School, West. 
 Draw, and Man. Tr. Assn., 18th An. Report, 
 Springfield, 111., 1911; The Public Trade 
 School, Nat. Soc. for the Study of Educ, 
 Eleventh Year Book, Univ. of Chicago Press; 
 also earlier articles on trade schs. Married 
 Sarah Frances Brown ^lartin, Je 28, 1905, 
 Montreal, Can. Children: Harriet Alice, b. 
 Je 21, 1907; Frederick Inman, b. Mr 24, 1912. 
 Address, 336 2Sth St., Milwaukee. t 
 
 MARGARET CAMPBELL PERRY 
 (See No. 7131.) 
 
 WINIFRED ALMINA PERRY 
 (See No. 3511-) 
 
 JAMES TROY PETERKIN 
 Instructor; B. S., Teachers Coll., 1914; b. 
 My 12, 1890; s. Charlie (b. Blenheim, S. C.) 
 and Sue (McKay) Peterkiii (b. Albeiton, S. 
 
928 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 C). Prepared in Dillon (S. C.) H. S. Art 
 and Mech. Drawing Dir., Yankton Coll., 1913- 
 15; do., Harvard and Page Military Schs., 
 1916-17; Instr., Arch. Free-hand Drawing, 
 Uniy. of 111., 1917-18; do., Univ. of Minn., 
 1918 — . Address, Univ. of Minn., Minneapolis. 
 
 AMOS WILLIAM PETERS 
 Instructor; B. L., Adalbert Coll., West. Re- 
 serve Univ., 1897; A. M., Harvard, 1901; Ph. 
 D., do., 1903; b. Ag 10, i860, Delphos, O.; s. 
 Charles Frederic (b. Ger.) and Margaret 
 Sophia Grafing) Peters (b. Cincinnati). Pre- 
 pared in Delphos (O.) H. S.; O. West. Univ. 
 Teacher, elementary schs., O., 1884-92; 
 Teacher, Sc, H. S., Warren, O., 1897-1900; 
 Asst., Z06I., Harvard, 1901-3; Instr., Z06I., 
 Univ. of 111., 1903-8. Auth.: Some Methods 
 for Use in the Study of Infusoria, Am. Natur- 
 alist, Vol. 35, 1901; Metabolism and Division 
 in Protozoa, Proc. Am. Acad. Arts and Scs., 
 Vol. 39, 1904; Phosphorescence in Ctenophores, 
 Jour, of Experimental Zobl., Vol. 2, 1905; 
 Phosphorescence in Ctenophores, Culture and 
 its Irreversibility, Sc, N. S., Vol. 21, 1905; 
 An Analysis of Physiolog. Conditions in a 
 Protozoan Culture, do. Mem., Am. Soc. Zo'6\., 
 A. A. A. S. Married Carrie Frances Wolcott, 
 1899, Cleveland. Address, Vineland, N. J.f 
 
 JOHN BERNARD PETERSEN 
 (See No. 4852-) 
 
 *JAMES HARVEY PETTIT 
 Ph. B., Cornell, 1900; Ph. D., Gottengen, 
 1909; h. Ag 9, 1876, LaGrange, N. Y.; s. 
 Tames Silas (b. O 21, 1845, do.) and Ella 
 (Flagler) Pettit (b. Mr 9, 1S54, Overlook, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Shortsville (N. Y.) H. 
 S. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; Phi Lambda Up- 
 silon; State Scholarship and McGraw Scholar- 
 ship. Asst., Chem., Cornell, 1900-01; Asst 
 Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1901-03; 
 Asst., Soil Fertility and in Soil Analysis in 
 Sta., do., 1903-04; Instr., do., and First Asst., 
 do., in Sta., do., 1904-07; Asst. Prof., do., and 
 Asst. Chief in Soil Fertility in Sta., 1907-11; 
 Prof., do., and Chief, do., in Sta., do., 1911- 
 14. Auth.: Minimum Boiling-points and 
 Vapor Compositions, Jour. Phys. Chem., Vol. 
 3, No. 6, 1899; Improved Method for Separa- 
 tion and Determination of Total Alkalis in 
 Soils, Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 25, No. 5, 1903; 
 The Determination of Organic Carbon in Soils, 
 1904; Beitrage zur Bodenanalyse, Jour. f. 
 Landiv:, 1909; (with Prof. Alfred Koch) 
 Uber den verschiedenen Verlauf der Denitrifica- 
 tion im Boden und in Flussigkeiten, Central- 
 blatt fiir Bacteriologie, 2, Abteilung Bd., 1910; 
 Co.; Agr. Exp. Sta. Buls., Rpts.. and Cirs.; 
 Manual on Soil Fertility, Ginn & Co., 1910. 
 Mem., Agron. Soc; A. C. S.; A. A. A. 
 S. Married Elizabeth Gunn Winne, S 3, 
 1902, Montour Falls, N. Y. Child, James Wil- 
 lard, b. My 6, 1903. Died D 30. 1914, Pasa- 
 dena, Calif. 
 
 JAMES MANLEY PHELPS 
 (See Gs32.) 
 
 JAMES DAVID PHILLIPS 
 (See No. 768.) 
 
 PAUL CHISLER PHILLIPS 
 (See G533.) 
 
 WALTER CLARKE PHILLIPS 
 Instructor; A. B., R. I. Coll. of Agr. and 
 Mech. Arts, iSqo; Ph. B., Brown Univ., 1902; 
 A. M., do., 1903; b. O 13, 1880, Wyoming, R. 
 I. Civ. Engr. two yrs. ; Asst., Engng., Brown 
 Univ., 1903-04; Instr., Engng., do., 1905-06; 
 do., Univ. of III., 1907-10. Address, Lafayette, 
 R. I.t 
 
 HERMAN S. PIATT 
 (See No. 710.) 
 
 *CHARLES E. PICKARD 
 A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1875; b. Je 29, 1855, 
 Jacksonville, 111.; s. Joseph C. (b. Rowley, 
 Mass.) and Mary Ann (Storer) Pickard (b. 
 London, Eng.). Prepared in Prep, Sch., Univ. 
 Bar. Teacher, Country schs., 111., 1875-76; 
 Asst., Ancient Langs, and Eng., Univ. of 
 111., 1877-S3; Lawyer, Chicago, 1883-91; special- 
 ized in law of patents, as a mem. of the firm. 
 Bond, Adams, Pickard & Jackson, do., 1891 — . 
 Mem., Co. D, 111. Nat. Guard; Union League 
 Club; Chicago Ath. Assn.; Repub. Club. New 
 York City; Univ. Club, Washington, D. C; 
 Univ. Club, Madison, Wis. Married Ada E. 
 Crandall, 1882, Loda, 111. Children: Rawson 
 J., b. 1883; Mary Eleanor, b. 1885 (died 1903); 
 Arthur Edward, b. 1888. Died Je 24, 1912, 
 Chicago. 
 
 *JOSEPH COFFIN PICKARD 
 A. B. and A. M., Bowdoin Coll.; b. S 7, 
 1S26, Rowley, Mass.; s. Samuel (h. Mr 9, 
 1793, do.) and Sarah Toppan (Coffin) Pickard. 
 Prepared in Lewiston Acad., Me. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. Prin., Gould Acad., 
 Bethel, Me., 1S47; do., Frveburg Acad., Me., 
 1848-49; Tutor. 111. Coll., Jacksonville, 1852- 
 58; Prof., Mod. Langs., Univ. of Wis., 1860- 
 61; Prin., H. Schs., Beloit and Milwaukee; 
 Prof., Eng. Lang, and Lit., Univ. of 111., 
 1873-89; retired, 1889. Served in Q. M. 
 Dept., St. of Wis., 1861-64. Married' Mary 
 Ann Storer, S 1853, Jacksonville, 111. (died 
 1894). Children: Charles E., b. 1855 (died 
 1912); William S., b. 1859; Annie A., b. 1861; 
 Edward W., b. 1S64; Ethel M., b. 1868. 
 Died D 1, 1911. 
 
 GEORGE WELLINGTON PICKELS 
 (See Gs34.) 
 
 BETHEL STEWART PICKETT 
 (See G53S.) 
 
 CHARLES CHURCHILL PICKETT 
 (See No. 1389.) 
 
 CHARLES HENRY PIERCE 
 Dist. Engr.; B. S., Univ. of Vt., 1904; b. 
 Mr 6, 1878, Royalton, Vt. ; s. Henry (b. Ja 
 16, 1834, do.) and Mary (Tuttle) Pierce (b. 
 Mr 21, 1841, Newbury, Vt.). Prepared in 
 Royalton (Vt.) Acad. Delta Sigma; Acacia; 
 Phelps Prize in Civ. Engng. Instrumentman, 
 Newton, Mass., 1904; Transitman and Drafts- 
 man, Boston and Albany R. R., 1904-05; 
 Draftsman, L. S. & M. S. R. R., Cleveland, 
 1905; Instr., T. and A. M., Univ. of HI., 
 1905-06; Asst. Prof., Engng. Dept., Univ. of 
 Vt., 1906-10; Asst. Engr., Water Resources 
 Branch, U. S. Geol. Sur., 1910-15; Dist. Engr., 
 do., 1916 — . 1st Lt., Engrs., H. S. R., 1917. 
 Toint Auth. of papers No. 302, 318, 322, 336, 
 ,545-E, 375-C, 375-F, 381, 384. 401, 404. 415. 424, 
 U. S. Geol. Sur., Water Sttfply Paper. Mem., 
 Boston Soc. Civ. Engrs.; Washington Soc. 
 Engrs., 1912-13; A. S. C. E., 1910; Wash. 
 Soc. of Engrs., 1 915-17. Married Gertrude Ethel 
 Strong, Jl 3, 1909, Fayston, Vt. Children: 
 Mary Elizabeth, b. Mr 17, 1912; Charlotte Ger- 
 trude, b. N 28, 1914; Charles Henry, Jr., b. 
 D 7, 1 9 16. Address, Melrose, Highlands, 
 Mass. 
 
 EDWIN HALL PIERCE 
 Musician; b. D 25, 1868, Auburn, N. Y.; 
 s. James Edward (b. West Townsend, N. Y.) 
 and Frances (Hall) Pierce (b. Norwalk, 
 Conn.) Prepared in Auburn (N. Y.) H. S.; 
 Phillips Acad., Andover, Mass.; Cornell, 1888- 
 9; Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipsic, Ger., 
 1890-92. Teacher, Music, Ripon Coll., Wis.; 
 
Faculty 
 
 929 
 
 do., Wooster Univ., O.; do., Univ. of 111., 
 1897-8; Holyoke Coll. of Music; with Buf- 
 falo Symphony Orchestra; New York Elec. 
 Music Co.; also organist in churches and 
 Mus. Dir. in theatres; Asst. Ed., The Etude. 
 Auth. : Numerous musical compositions, es- 
 pecially anthems, Tullar-Meredith Co., N. Y. 
 and Theo. Presser Co., Philadelphia; numerous 
 articles in musical periodicals. Fellow, Am. 
 Guild of Organists, 190S. Mem., A. F. A. 
 M. Married Edna Leaf Woodruff, D 8, 1892, 
 Oconomowoc, Wis. (died F 1, 191 1); Minnie 
 B. Woodworth, Jl 11, 1912, Syracuse, N. Y. 
 Children: Roderic, b. 189,^; James E., b. 
 1895; David, b. 1898; Hall, b. 1899; Irene, b. 
 1900; Beverly, b. 1903; Edith, b. 1906; Bertha, 
 b. 1909; Woodworth, b. 1913. Address, 1712 
 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 
 
 CARL E. PIKE 
 
 (See Gs37.) 
 
 BERTHA MARION PILLSBURY 
 (See No. 905.) 
 
 WARREN HOBART PILLSBURY 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Calif., 1909; J. 
 D., do., 1912; b. D 12, 1887, Tulare, Calif. 
 Grad. Stud., Harvard, 1909-10, 19 12-13; Univ. 
 of Chicago, summer 1911; Teaching Fellow, 
 Univ. of Calif., 1913; Instr., Law, Univ. of 
 111., 1913-14; Compensation Expert, Calif. In- 
 dustrial Accident Comn. and Instr., Real 
 Property, Y. M. C. A. Night Law Sch., San 
 Francisco. Mem., Congr. Church. Address, 
 525 Market St., San Francisco. 
 
 WILLIAM LOW PILLSBURY 
 Retired; A. B., Harvard, 1863; A. M., do., 
 1866; b. N 4, 1838, Derry, N. H. ; s. Stephen 
 (b. D 5, 1810, Newburvport, Mass.) and Abigail 
 Perkins (Low) Pillsbury (b. Jl 4, 1808, Derry, 
 N. H.). Prepared in Phillips Acad., Andover, 
 Mass. Phi Beta Kappa. Prin., Model Sch.. 111. 
 St. Norm. Univ., 1S63-70; Ins. and Real Est., 
 1870-78; Chief Clerk, office 111. St. Supt. of 
 .Pub. Instr., 1870-87; First Sec, Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 1888-97; Sec, Bd. of Trustees, Univ. of 111., 
 1888-1910; first Registrar, do., 1893-1910; re- 
 tired, O I, igio. Auth.: Educ. Statistics, 111., 
 LT. S. Census, 1880; Statistics of 13-16 Report, 
 St. Supt., sundry and special papers in do.; 
 Permanent School Funds of 111., 14th Report; 
 Investigation of Teaching Force of St., isth. 
 Report; Early Education in Illinois, i6th Re- 
 port; Hist. Sketches of 111. St. Norm. Sch., 
 So. 111. Norm. Sch. and Univ. of 111., 17th 
 Report; Revised and Published Bateman's 
 Common School Decisions; Govt. Land Grants 
 for Education and Jonathan Baldwin Turner, 
 Trans. 111. St. Hist. Sac, 1901; various articles 
 in Sch. Jours. Sec, L^niv. of 111. Alumni 
 Assn., 1898-1908; Hon. Mem. do., 1909; ist 
 Pres., East. 111. Harvard Club; charter mem., 
 Univ. Club, Urbana; ist Pres., 111. Chap., Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Am. Hist. Soc. ; Pres., Univ. of 
 111. Golf Club; Hon. mem., do.: charter mem.. 
 Champaign Co. Coif Club. Married Marion 
 Forrest (Hammond by adoption), D 26, 1866, 
 Webster Groves. Mo. (died Mr 6, 1917). Chil- 
 dren: William Forrest, b. D 17, 1867; Arthur 
 Low ('95), b. N 30, 1869; George Stephen, b. 
 F 18, 1871 (died Mr 5, 1876); Bertha Marion, 
 ('95), b. Je 18, 187s; Charles Stephen ('07), 
 b. F 3, 1887. Address, 39 Pilgrim Road, 
 Boston. 
 
 HELENA MAUDE PINCOMB (SYMNS) 
 B. S., Kan. Agr. Coll., 1901; b. Lenexa, 
 Kan.; d. John (b. Batavia, N. Y.) and Sarah 
 (Ladell) Pincomb (b. Eng.). Prepared in 
 .Prep. Coll.; Teacher, Dom. Art., H. S., Pitts- 
 burg. Kan., 1902-03; attended Columbia, 
 1903-05; Head of Dom. Sc. Dept., Stevens 
 Point Norm., Wis., 1904-06; Asst., H. Sc, 
 
 Univ. of Minn., 19 13-15; Lecturer, do., Univ. 
 Assoc, do., 1911-14. Married Perrin Kent 
 Symns, D 31, 1914. Child, Richard Pincomb, 
 b. Je 25, 1916. Address, Atchison, Kan. 
 
 *ALDEN G. PIPPIT 
 Born Jl 4, 1868, Bushnell, 111. Prepared in 
 Abingdon H. S. Teacher, Knox and War- 
 ren Co., 1890-01; do., Abingdon H. S., 1903- 
 05; Asst., Wood Shop, Univ. of 111., 1905-06; 
 Instr., Man. Tr., H. S., Champaign, 1906. 
 Deceased. 
 
 BENJAMIN FLOYD PITTENGER 
 Instructor; B. A., Mich St. Norm., 1908; 
 M. A., Univ. of Tex., 1912; b. N 26, 1883, 
 Shelby, Mich. Prepared in Shelby (Mich.) 
 H. S. Class Pres.; Valedictorian; Leader, De- 
 bating. Grad. Stud., Univ. of (Chicago, 1912- 
 '3, 1915; Teacher, Ferry, Mich., 1902-04; 
 Prof., Pub. Speaking anu Educ, Fairmont 
 Coll., Wichita, Kan., 1908-11. Instr., Educ, 
 l^niv. of Minn., 1913-ic; Lecturer, do., Univ. 
 of 111., 19 16. Auth.: Rural Teachers' Train- 
 ing Depts. in Minn. H. Schs., Univ. of Minn. 
 Bui., 1914; Articles on Marking Systems, 
 Marking studies, the emancipation of the coun- 
 try school. Am. Schoolmaster, 1915; Uses of 
 term "Secondary" in American Education, 
 Sch. Review. Mem., Sigma Xi; Phi Delta 
 Kappa; Congr. Church. Address, 6147 Ellis 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 ♦FLORENCE ELIZABETH PITTS 
 (See No. 2210.) 
 
 VIRGIL AUGUSTUS PLACE 
 Farm Adviser; B. S., O. St. Univ., 1912; b. 
 .la 23, 1888, Kossuth, O. Attended Miami 
 Univ. Instr., An. Husb., Univ. of 111., 1913- 
 14; Co. Agr., Wabash, Ind., 19 14 — . Address, 
 Hume, O.; bits, add., Wabash, O.t 
 
 WILLIAM BERTOLETTE PLANK 
 Min. Engr.; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1908; E. 
 M., do., 1909; b. Je 24, 1886, Morgantown, 
 Pa.; s. David Heber and Ida Eugene (Berto- 
 lette) Plank. Prepared in Keystone St. Norm. 
 Sch., Pa. Delta Tan Delta; Phi Kappa Phi. 
 Min. Engr., Philadelphia & Reading Coal & 
 Iron Co.. 1909-12; do., Pittsburgh Coal Co., 
 1012-16; Jr. Min. Engr., U. S. Bur. of Mines, 
 Univ. of 111., 1916; Asst. Min. Engr., do., 
 1916; Min. Engr., do., 1917 — . Married Helen 
 Beck, Ap 19 12, Nittany, Pa. Child, Adaline 
 Jane, b. Ja 24, 1914. Address, loii S. 
 \^'right St., Champaign. 
 
 JAMES HENRY PLATT 
 Assistant; B. M. E., O. St. Univ., 1917; b. 
 Jl 3, 1893, Toledo, O. Prepared in Toledo 
 (O.) Central H. S. Detailer, Overland Auto- 
 mobile Co., Drafting Rooms, 19 12-13; Efficiency 
 Engr., Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 19 17; 
 Asst., Mach. Design, Univ. of 111., 1917-1S. 
 Telephone and Telegraph Service, A. E. F., 
 France, igi8 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 916 W. California Ave., Urbana. f 
 
 EMMA ODY POHL 
 Born D 17, i88r, Greenville, Miss. Pre- 
 pared in Greenville (Miss.) H. S. Teacher, 
 Gym., Pub. Sch., Greenville, 1899-1904; do., 
 L^niv. Norm., Oxford, Miss., 1901-02; Asst., 
 Woman's Gym., Univ. of 111., 1905-06; Dir., 
 Dept. of Phys. Educ, Miss. Indus. Inst, and 
 Coll., Columbus, Miss., 1906 — . Address, Miss. 
 Indus. Inst, and Coll., Columbus, Miss.f 
 
 JOHN NORTON POMEROY 
 
 Professor; A. B., Yale, 1887; A. M., do., 
 
 1S89; LL. B., Univ. of Calif., 1891; b. My 7, 
 
 1S66, South Orange, N. J.; s. John Norton 
 
 (b. Ap 12, 1828, Rochester, N. Y.) and Ann 
 
93° 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Rebecca (Carter) Pomeroy (b. S 29, 1829, 
 Savannah, Ga.)- Prepared in Boys' H. S., 
 San Francisco, Columbia, 1888-90. Psi Up- 
 silon; Skull anil Bones; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi 
 Delta Phi; Woolscy Scholarship (competitive), 
 1S84; prizes in Latin, Math., Eng. ; Ed.-in- 
 Chief, Yale Literary Mag., 1887-8. Lawyer, 
 San Francisco; Instr., Law Sch., Leland Stan- 
 ford, 1895-6; do., Washington and Lee Univ., 
 1900; do., Yale, 1900; Asst. Prof., Law, Univ. 
 of III., 1910-11; Prof., Law, do., 191 1 — ; (on 
 leave, 1918-19). Special Expert to Tariff 
 Comn., Washington, D. C. Auth.: Cancella- 
 tion of Instruments in Six Cyclopedia of Law 
 and Procedure, Am. I^aw Book Co., New York, 
 1903; A Treatise on Equitable Remedies, Ban- 
 croft-Whitney Co., San Francisco, 1905, 2 
 Vols., 1878, 2nd ed., 1918; Stephen Johnston 
 Field in Vol. 7, Great Am. Lawyers, edited 
 by William Draper Lewis, John C. Winston, 
 Philadelphia, 1909; John Norton Pomeroy in 
 Vol. 8, Great Am. Lawyers, edited, do., 1909; 
 Specific Performance of Contracts in 36 
 Cyclopedia of Law and Procedure, Am. Law 
 Book Co., New York, 10 10; Specific Perform- 
 ance of C'ontracts in 111., 111. Law But., Vol. 
 50, 1918. Ed., Pomeroy 's Equity Jurisprudence, 
 2nd. ed. 1892, 3 Vols., 2728 pp.; 3d. ed., 1905, 
 4 Vols.. 3525 pp.; 4th ed. stud's ed., igoS. i vol., 
 Bancroft-Whitney Co.; Pomeroy's Code Rem- 
 edies, 3d. ed.. Little Brown & Co., 1894; Pom- 
 eroy's Specific Performance of Contracts. 2nd. 
 ed.. Banks & Co., 1897. Mem., Bar Assn. of San 
 Francisco; Sierra Club of Calif; Common- 
 wealth Club of San Francisco. Married Anne 
 Crevot Barrington, Ag 17, 1899, Oakland, 
 Calif. Child, Harriet Barrington, b. Mr i, 
 1903. Address, Coll. of Law, LTniv. of 111., 
 Urbana. 
 
 ♦ERNEST WILLIAM PONZER 
 (See No. 1391.) 
 
 CHARLES MARSHALL POOR 
 Prof, and Dean; A. B., Brown Univ., 1893; 
 A. M. Leland Stanford, 1894; Ph. D., Brown 
 Univ., 1896; b. O 4, 1872, Manchester, N. H.; 
 s. Joseph A. (b. 1840. Ilooksett, N. H.) and 
 Mary V. Poor (b. 1844, Williamstown, Vt.). 
 Prepared in Manchester (N. H.) H. S. Phi 
 Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; House of 
 Commons. Asst., Eng., Brown LTniv., 1804- 
 96; Instr., Ger., do., 1896-1900; Prin., Cran- 
 ston H. S., Auburn, R. I., 1900-07; Instr., 
 Ger., L^niv. of 111., 1907-15; Prof., Ger., Lom- 
 bard Coll., 1915 — ; Dean, do., 1917 — . Auth.: 
 Iwan der Schreckliche, Roman von Hans Hoff- 
 mann, Edited with Introductions, Notes, and 
 Vocabulary, Oxford Univ. Press, New York. 
 191 1 ; Zwei Marchen, von Isolde Kurz, edited 
 with Exercises, Notes, and Vocabulary, do., 
 1914. Mem.. First Universalist Church. Mar- 
 ried Helen House Given, 1901, Auburn, R. I. 
 Children: Eleanor Linfield, b. Ag 18, 1904; 
 Marion Durgin, b. D 15, 1906. Address, 1363 
 E. Knox St., Galesburg, 111. 
 
 EDWIN LINDSAY POOR 
 (See No. 1753-) 
 
 FRANCIS MARION PORTER 
 (See G540.) 
 
 GEORGE EARL POST 
 (See No. 3915.) 
 
 ALFRED RICHARD POWELL 
 (See Gs42.) 
 
 BURT EARDLEY POWELL 
 Planter; Ph. B., Grinnell. 1892; M. A. Bonn. 
 Ger., 1899; Ph. D., do.. 1899; b. D 14, 1867. 
 Strawberry Point, la. ; s. Albert Theodore (b. 
 N. Y.) and Chloe Almira Powell (b. N. H.). 
 Prepared in Tabor Coll. Acad. x\cting Prin., 
 
 Grinnell Acad., 1899-1900; Instr., Hist., Pacific 
 Univ., Ore., 1892-95; do.. New Trier Tp. H. 
 S., Kenilworth, 111., 1901-08; Pvt. Sec. to Pres. 
 James, Univ. of 111., 1908-11; Ed. of Publi- 
 cations, Agr. Coll., do., 19H-14; Dir. of In- 
 formation Office and Univ. Hist., do., 1914-18; 
 Mgr., rice ranch. Ark., 1918 — . Auth.: Semi- 
 centennial History of Univ., Vol. i, 1918; 
 Support of State Medical School by the State; 
 The LTniversity and the War, 191 7; articles in 
 Am. Review of Reviews, Country Gentleman, 
 Country Life in Am., Independent, Good 
 Housekeeping, and others. Founder, Am. 
 Assn. of Agr. Coll. Eds. Married Marian 
 Bruntlett, Je 17, 1902, Chicago. Children: 
 Dorothy Marian, b. My 9, 1904; Robert Bur- 
 ton, b. My 10, 1912. Address, 512 Leslie St., 
 Stuttgart, Ark. 
 
 JOHN HENDERSON POWELL 
 (See No. 667.) 
 
 ♦JOHN WESLEY POWELL 
 Naturalist; A. M., 111. Wesleyan; Ph. D., 
 do.; 1.1.. D., Columbia, 1882; Ph. D., Heidel- 
 berg, 18S6; b. Mr 24, 1834, Mt. Morris, N. 
 Y. Prepared in Wesleyan Coll., Wheaton, 
 111.; 111. Coll. Prot, Natural Hist, and Geol., 
 Univ. of 111., 1868-69; Dir., U. S. Bur. Ethnol., 
 1879; do., U. S. Geol. Sur., 1S80. Civil war 
 as pvt. with 2nd 111. Art.; Maj.; offered rank 
 of Col. Explored Colo. River; caused estab- 
 lishment of U. S. Geol. and Geog. Sur., 1879; 
 Cuvier prize; monument erected to him at 
 Hope Point, Colo. River, 1915. Auth.: Truth 
 and Error, 1899; Explorations of the Colo. 
 River, 1875; Report on the Geol. of the Ninta 
 Mts., 1876; Report on the Arid Regions of 
 U. S., 1879; Introduction to the study of 
 Indian Languages, 18S0; studies in Sociology, 
 1887; Canyons of the Colo., 1893; Contribu- 
 tions to N. Am. Ethnol. Mem., Nat. Acad. 
 Sc. ; Pres., Antropol. Soc. of Washington; A. 
 .\. A. S. Married Emma Dean, i86i, Detroit, 
 Mich. Died S 23, 1902, Haven, Me. 
 
 PARK POWELL 
 Assistant; A. B. and_ B. S., Mo. Univ., 1908; 
 b. 1883, Hickman, Ky. Prepared in Hick- 
 man (Ky.) H. S.; attended Ky. St. Coll.; 
 Univ. of Calif.; LTnivs. of Grenoble and Sor- 
 bonne (France) ; Univ. of Geneva (Switzer- 
 land) ; Univ. of Barcelona (Spain) ; Univ. of 
 So. Calif. Teacher, H. S., Fresno, Calif., 
 1914-15; Instr., Vanderbilt Univ., 1915-16; 
 .\sst., Rom. Langs. LTniv. of 111., 1916-17. .Ad- 
 dress, Fulton, Ky.t 
 
 THOMAS REED POWELL 
 Professor; A. B., LTniv. of Vt., 1900; LL. 
 B., Harvard, 1904; Ph. D., Columbia, 1913; 
 b. Ap 29, 18S0, Richford, Vt.; s. E. Henry 
 (b. S 3, 1839, do.) and Georgiana (Reed) 
 Powell (b. My 7, 1841, Montpelier, Vt.). Pre- 
 pared in Burlington (Vt.) H. S. Delta Psi; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Phi. Lawyer, 
 Burlington, Vt., 1904-06; Asst. Treas., Univ. 
 of Vt., 1904-06; Stud., Sch. of Pol. Sc, Colum- 
 bia, IQ06-08; Lecturer, Pub. Law., do.; Assoc, 
 Pol. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Honorary 
 Fellow, Adm. Law, Columbia, 1910-11; Lec- 
 turer, Pub. Law, do., 1911-12; Assoc, Law, 
 Columbia, 1912-13; Assoc. Prof., Constitu- 
 tional Law, Columbia, 1913 — . Auth.: Con- 
 clusiveness of Administrative Determinations 
 in the Federal Govt., The Am. Pol. Se. Review, 
 IQ07; Judicial Review of Administrative Ac- 
 tion in Immigration Proceedings, Harvard Law 
 Revictv, Vol. 22, 1909; Administrative Exer- 
 cise of the Police Power, 1, Precautionary 
 Regulations, do.. Vol. 24, 1911; II, Adminis- 
 trative Orders and Executions, do., 1911; III, 
 Judicial Review in Action and Damages, do., 
 '191 1 ; Index to Vols. I-XXX, Pol. Sc. Quart- 
 erly, Ginn & Co., 1916; Separation of Powers: 
 
Faculty 
 
 931 
 
 Ailmiiiistrative Exercise of Legislative and 
 Juilicial Power, i, The Delegation of Power 
 to Act. Pol. Sc. Quarterly, 1912; II, Princi- 
 ples of Judicial Review, do., 1913; Indirect 
 Encroachment on Federal Authority by the 
 Taxing Powers of the States, I, Interferences 
 with Federal Instrumentalities, Harvard Law 
 Review, 1918; II, Regulations of Interest. 
 Commerce, do., 1918; III, do., (continued) do., 
 igiS; IV, do. (continued), do., 1918; The 
 Constitutional Issue in Minimum-Wage Leg- 
 islation, Minn. Law Review, D, 1917; numer- 
 ous other articles. Managing Ed. Pol. Sc. 
 Quarterly, 1914-16; Trustee, Acad. Pol. Sc. 
 in the City of New York, 1914-16; Mem., 
 Council of Am. Pol. Sc. Assn., 1918-20; B.d- 
 of Eds., of Columbia Univ. Quarterly, 1916 — . 
 Mem., Am. Pol. Sc. Assn.; Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 Am. Hist. Assn.; Harvard Club of New York 
 City; Columbia Univ. Club of New York 
 City; Ethan Allen Club; Vt. Commandery of 
 Loyal Legion; Soc. of Colonial Wars; S. A. 
 R. Married Mary Lee Hale, Jl 27, 1915, 
 Westport, N. Y. Children: Mary Lee, b. Ag 
 25, 1916; Georgiana Reed, b. D 13, 1917. Ad- 
 dress, 567 W. 113th St., New York. N. Y.; 
 bits, add., Kent Hall, Columbia Univ., do. 
 
 EDWIN BOOTH POWERS 
 (See Gs43.) 
 
 JOHN HOWARD POWERS 
 (See No. 8675.) . 
 
 ANTON PRASIL 
 (See No. 6492.) 
 
 BANUS HUTSON PRATER 
 (See No. 1948.) 
 
 JOHN WALTER PREIHS 
 (See No. 2792.) 
 
 *FREDERICK W. PRENTICE 
 M. D. ; Prof., Veterinary Sc, and Lecturer. 
 Univ. of III., 1873-88. Deceased. 
 
 ANNA MAY PRICE 
 (See No. 1394-) 
 
 JOHN LOSSEN PRICER 
 (See No. 3144.) 
 
 OTOKAR LUDVIG PROCHASKA 
 Chemist; B. S. in Chem., 1900; LL. B., 111. 
 Coll. of Law, 1907; LL. M., do., 1908; b. Jl i, 
 1877, Chicago; s. Josef Prochaska (b. 1822, 
 Prague, Austria). Prepared in Northwest 
 Div. H. S., Chicago. Grad. Stud., Univ. of 
 Chicago, Dept. of Anat., 191 1. Chem., 111. 
 Zinc Co., Peru, 111.; Analyst, Dickman & 
 Mackenzie, Min. Engrs., Chicago; Asst. Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1900-01; Consulting Chem., Oak 
 Park, 111., 1901 — . Discovered methods for 
 the dehydration of sodium sulphate as espe- 
 cially ajiplicable to natural deposits, in collab- 
 oration with Ira Harris Derby, igoi-02. 
 Married Lucy Adela Xeloushi, Je 12, 1901. 
 Children: Dorothy L., b. My i, 1902; Lucy 
 Joy, b. Mr 12, 1904. Address, 845 S. Kenil- 
 worth Ave., Oak Park, Ill.t 
 
 LORING HARVEY PROVINE 
 (See No. 1950.) 
 
 MARTIN JOHN PRUCHA 
 Prof, and Asst. Chief; Ph. B., Wesleyan, 
 1903; M. S., do.. 1908; Ph. D., Cornell. 1913; 
 b. N II, 1874, Bohemia; s. John Prucha (b. 
 1828, do.). Prepared in Colvin Coll., Cleve- 
 land; Mt. Hermon Sch., Mt. Hermon, Mass. 
 Delta Tau Delta; Sigma Xi. Asst., Bacteriol., 
 N. Y. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1903-07; Assoc, do., 
 
 1907-08; Instr.. Plant I'hysiol., Cornell, 1912; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 19 13; Asst. Prof., Dairy 
 Bacteriol., Univ. of 111., 1913-18; Assoc. Prof., 
 do., igi8 — ; Asst. Chief, Agr. Exp. Sta., do., 
 19 1 3 — . Auth. : Vitality of the Cabbage Rot 
 Germ on Cabbage Seed, N. Y. St. Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Bui. 251, 1904; Quality of Commercial 
 C'ultures for Legumes, do., Bui. 270, 1905; 
 do., Bui. 282, 1906; The Bacterial Flora of 
 Cheddar Cheese, do.. Tech. BuL, 8, 1908; Le- 
 gume Innoculation, Cornell, Coll. of Agr., 
 1913; Physiological Studies of Bacillus Radic- 
 cicola of Canada Field Pea, Cornell Agr. 
 Exp. .Sta. Memoir No. 5, 1915; Germ Content 
 of Milk: I, as Influenced by the Barn, 111. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. 199. 1917; 2, as Influ- 
 enced by the Utensils, do., Bui. 204, 19 18; 
 The Fermentation of Citric Acid in Milk, 
 Jour. Biol. Chem., Vol. 8, 1910. Married 
 Gertrude Elisabeth Catchpole, 1907, Geneva, 
 N. Y. Children: Arnold Abbot; Marjorie 
 Grayston. Address, 702 W. Nevada St., 
 LTrbana. 
 
 HUGH WILEY PUCKETT 
 Teacher; A. B., Southern Univ., 1905; A. M., 
 Tulane Univ., 1907; A. M., Harvard, 1913; 
 Ph. D., Munich, 1914; b. Je 21, 1887, Birm- 
 ingham, Ala. Prepared in Birmingham (Ala.) 
 H. S. Asst., Ger., Southern Univ., 1903-05; 
 Teaching Fellow and Instr., Tulane Univ., 1905- 
 08; Prof., Mod. Lang., Birmingham Coll., 
 1908-11; Instr., Tufts Coll., 1912-13; Instr., 
 Rochester, Minn., 1914-15; Instr., Ger., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-16; Teacher, Barnard Coll., Co- 
 lumbia, 19 16 — . Mem., M. E. (Thurch. 
 Address, 198 Hillside Ave., Leonia, N. J.; 
 bus. add., e/o Barnard Coll., Columbia Univ., 
 New York City.f 
 
 ROSS C. PURDY 
 Director; b. Mr 8, 1875, Jasper, N. Y. ; s. 
 Andrew (b. do.) and Mary E. (Coffin) Purdy 
 (b. Brookfield, Pa.). Prepared in Buffalo and 
 North Tonawanda H. Schs. ; attended Syra- 
 cuse Univ., 1895-96; O. St. Univ., 1896-98, 
 1901-04, 1907-08. Psi Upsilon; Theta Nu Ep- 
 silon; Sigma Xi; Nat. Brick Mfrs. Assn. 
 Scholarship. Ceram. Engr., O. St. Univ., 
 1908; Chem. and Asst. Supt., Mo.saic Tile Co., 
 1899-1901; Chem. and Foreman, glazing and 
 burning dept., Roseville Pottery Co., 1901-02; 
 Asst., Ceram., O. St. Univ., 1902-05; Instr., 
 do., and Ceram., Geol. Sur., Univ. of 111., 
 1905-07; Asst. Prof., Clayworking and Ceram., 
 O. St. Univ., 1907-08; Assoc Prof., Ceram. 
 Engng., do., 1908-11; Prof., Ceram., do., 
 '911-12; Dir., Research Labs., Norton Co., 
 Worcester, Mass., 1912 — . Auth.: Several 
 papers on ceramic subjects. Pres., Am. Ce- 
 ram. Soc, 1909; Am. Soc Testing Materials; 
 Am. Foundries Assn.; Electro-C!hem. Soc; 
 A. C. S. Married Myra J. Watts, Je, 1901, 
 Zanesville, O. Children: Reliance Spencer, 
 b. Mr, 1904; Constance Hopkins, b. Je, 1905; 
 Lois Brewster, b. Ja, 1909. Address, Norton 
 Co., Worcester, Mass. 
 
 ALICE PUTNAM (WHEELER) 
 
 (See No. 1259.) 
 
 HADLEY WINFIELD OUAINTANCE 
 
 (See G544.) 
 
 BERT EDWIN QUICK 
 Professor; A. B., LTniv. of Mich., 1908; 
 Ph. D., do., 1916; b. Ap 30, 1886, Lowell, 
 Mich.; s. Charles T. M. (b. Ag i860, do.) 
 and Theressa Silence (Craw) Quick (b. D 28, 
 1862, do.). Prepared in Lowell (Mich.) H. 
 S. Whittier Fellowship in Bot. Prof., Biol., 
 la. _ Wesleyan Coll., 1908-10; Asst., Bot., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1910-12; do., Univ. of 111., 
 1914-16; Prof., Biol., Southwest Coll.. igi6- 
 18; Instr. Blot., Univ. of M5ch., 191 8 — . 
 Auth.: The Pine Hills at Lowell, Mich., 
 15th Rept., Mich. Acad. Sc; A Comparative 
 
932 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Study of the Distribution of the Climax Asso- 
 ciation in Southern Michigan, Jour, of Bot., 
 19 18. Mem.. M. E. Church; Ecolog. Soc. of 
 Am.; British Ecolog. Soc; Sigma Xi. 
 Address, Winfield, Kan. 
 
 OSCAR QUICK 
 Teacher; A. B., Harvard, iSgs; A. M., do., 
 1896; b. Ja 9, 1S76, Burlington, la.; s. Mar- 
 tin (b. Sweden) and Lena (Ohm) Quick (b. 
 Norway). Prepared in Omaha (Neb.) H. S.; 
 attended New York Univ., 1910-11. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Scholarship, sophomore, jr., and sr. 
 yrs. Asst., Phys.. Univ. of 111., 1895-96; 
 Instr., do., 1S96-98; Asst. Prof., do., 1898- 
 1902; with Clark and INIills, Elec. Contrs., 
 Cambridge, Mass., 1902; U. S. Patent Office, 
 4th Asst. Examiner, 1902-04; 3rd Asst. Exam- 
 iner, 1905; Instr. in Charge of Evening Phys. 
 Lab. work, George Wash. Univ., 1903-05; 
 Teacher, Phys., Jamaica H. S., New York 
 City, 1905-14; Teacher, Phys. and Chem., 
 Crane Tech. H. S. and Jr. Coll., Chicago, 
 1914 — . Mem., Nat. Guard, D. C. ; Co. K, 
 Y. M. C. A. Co.; Co. L, 4th Regt., I. R. M., 
 1918^. Mem., Phys. Club of New York 
 City; 111. St. Teachers' Assn. Married Car- 
 rie Morrison Brown, Mr 12, 1904, Cambridge, 
 Mass. Child, Marian Emma, b. Mr 22, 1905. 
 Address, 242 S. iSth Ave.. May wood. 111. 
 
 BARNEY SIMONSON RADCLIFFE 
 (See Gs47.) 
 
 GUSTAV H. RADEBAUGH 
 Associate; b. Jl 24. 1886, Mansfield, 111.; 
 s. Millard Fillmore (b. 1854. Bedford, Pa.) 
 and Marie Christiana (Burkhardt) Radebaugh 
 (b. 1861, Racine, Wis.). Prepared in Homer 
 H. S. With E. M. Burr & Co., Champaign, 
 1905-07; w-ith Peoria & Eastern Div. N. Y. 
 Central Lines, Urbana, 1907-08; Instr., Mech. 
 Engng., Univ. of 111., 191 1; do., Mach. Shop 
 Practice, do., 1911; do.. Factory I\Igmt. and 
 Shop Labs, and Assoc. Factory Mgmt. and 
 Mach. Shop Practice, do.. 1917— . Patented 
 Farm Gate, 1908; designed Aerial Act for 
 Theatrical Use, 1909; built and supervised in- 
 stallation of special recording instrument for 
 Dynamometer car for the Imperial Ry. of 
 Japan, 191 5; patented Schedulegraph for 
 scheduling jobs in repair shops, 19 16; devel- 
 oped operating system for Auto service sta., 
 repair shop, and store rooms, 1916; consult- 
 ing in production and organization methods. 
 Republic Truck Co.. Alma. Mich.. 1916; Con- 
 sulting in production methods, Indiana Match 
 Corp., Crawfordsville, Ind., 1915^ installed a 
 general operating system in the Kirby Garage 
 and store room, L'^rbana,^ 1916; Consulting in 
 organization methods, Chanute Field. Ran- 
 toul. 111., 1918; improved the standard ord- 
 nance dummy cartridge, accepted bv Acting 
 Chief Signal Officer, T. R. Moulthrof. INIaj., 
 S. C, Washington. D. C, 1918. Auth: 
 Maximum Production from Tools. Am. Ma- 
 chinist, F 17, 1916 (with J. A. De Turk); 
 Making Gear Racks from Pipe, do., ISIr 2, 
 1916; do.. Standard Product Inspection, do., 
 Ap 6, 1916; How to Get a Closer Fit Between 
 Factory and Tool Supply Room, Factory, 
 D 1916; Standardized Methods for Garage 
 Operation, Motor World, Ag 8, 1917; How to 
 Locate Machines, Indus. Mgmt., F 1918; (with 
 Peter J. Rebman), Sharpening a Plowshare, 
 Country Gentleman, Mr 16, igiS. V. P.. Ur- 
 bana Assn. of Commerce, 1917; mem.. Soc. 
 for the Prom, of Engng. Educ. ; Presby. 
 Church. Married Mildred Blanche Kirkpat- 
 rick, S I, 19 12, Crawfordsville, Ind. Chil- 
 dren: ^[ary Ellen, b. Je 2, 19 13; Gustav 
 Howard, b. Ap i8, 1916, Address, 501 S. 
 Coler Ave., Urbana. 
 
 CARL RAHN 
 Associate; Ph. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1907; 
 Ph.. D., do., 191 1 ; b. Jl 3. 1881, Kletzko, 
 Prussia; s. Carl Heinrich (b. 1841, do.) and 
 Emmeline (Stahr) Rahn (b. 1838, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Waller H. S., Chicago. Asst., Psych., 
 Univ. of Colo., 1908-og; attended Univ. of 
 Bonn., 1909-10; Instr., Psych., Univ. of Minn., 
 igii-13; do., Univ. of Chicago, 1913-14; Asst. 
 Prof,, Psych,, Univ, of Wyo,, 1914-15; Instr., 
 do., L'niv. of 111., 1915-18; Assoc, do.. 1918 — . 
 Translator: Clever Hans, the Horse of Mr. 
 Von Osten, by Oskar Pfungst, Henry Holt & 
 Co., 191 1. Auth.: The Relation of Sensation 
 to Other Categories in Contemporary Psychol- 
 ogj'. Psych. Monographs, Vol. 16, 1913; Sen- 
 sation and its Physiological Conditions, do.. 
 Vol., 21, 1916; The Principle of Dynamog- 
 enesis in Psychology, do. Mem., Am. Psych. 
 Assn. Address, Univ. Club, Urbana. 
 
 OTTO RAHN 
 
 Hotel Mgr. ; Ph, D., Univ. of Gottingen, 
 1902; b. Ap 9, 1 88 1, Ger. Attended Inst, of 
 Fermentation Indus., Berlin. Asst., Bacteriol., 
 Univ. of Gottingen, 1902-06; Asst,, Soil Bac- 
 teriol,, Exp. Sta., Halle, Ger., 1906-07; Asst. 
 Prof,, Bacteriol,, Mich. Agr. Coll., 1907-12; 
 do.. Univ. of 111., 1912-14; Mgr., Hotel Eng- 
 lishes Haus, Elbing, Ger., 19 14 — . Address, 
 c o Hotel Englishes Haus, Elbing, Ger.f 
 
 EDWARD CLEVELAND RAINEY 
 (See No. 3923.) 
 
 CHARLES CLAFLIN RAND 
 (See No. 5883.) 
 
 BERTHA THATCHER RANDALL 
 (See No. I953-) 
 
 DWIGHT T. RANDALL 
 
 (See No. 1078.) 
 
 CHARLES BREWSTER FITZ RANDOLPH 
 Professor; A. B., Wabash Coll., 1896; A. 
 M,, Harvard, 1902; Ph. D., do., 1905; b. My 
 26. 1875, ^lason (iity. 111,; s, Charles Edgar 
 Fitz (b. O 5, 1836, Plainfield, N. J.) and 
 Helen Forsyth (Brewster) Randolph (b. Je 
 8. 1849, Schoharie, N. Y.). Prepared in Lin- 
 coln Coll. Prep. ; Cumberland Univ. Kappa 
 Sigma; Phi Beta Kaopa; Bowdoin Prize in 
 Classics; Leverett Salstonstall Scholarship. 
 Tutor, Classics, Wabash Coll., 1S96-7; Instr., 
 Greek and Latin, Univ. of 111. Acad,, 1897- 
 1900; do., Clark Coll., 1903-5; -"^sst. Prof., 
 Greek and Latin, do.. 1905-10; Prof.. Latin, 
 do., 19 10 — . Invented draft control for heat- 
 ers, 1914; Auto. Foot Accelerator, 1915. Auth.: 
 The Mandragora of the Ancients in Folk- 
 Lore and Medicine, Proc. Am. Acad, of Arts 
 end Sc, Vol, XL. 1905; The Sign of Interro- 
 gation in Greek Jlinuscule Manuscripts, Classi- 
 cal PhiloL. Vol, V, 1910: Three Latin Students' 
 Songs, Classical Jour. Vol, VII, 1912. Mem., 
 Am, Philol, Assn, ; Classical Assn. of New 
 England; Worcester Pub. Educ, Assn., Treas. ; 
 Worcester Country Club. Married Helen Win- 
 sor Reed, Ag 28, 1912, Worcester, Mass. Chil- 
 dren: Virginia, b, Je 14. 19 13; Brewster Reed, 
 b, N 15, 1915: Mary Fitz, b. Je 13, i9i7- Ad- 
 dress, 10 Otsego Road, Worcester, Mass. 
 
 OSCAR ALAN RANDOLPH 
 (See G548.) 
 
 FRED HENRY RANKIN 
 Supt. of Agr. Exten, and Asst., Dean; B. 
 S,, 111, Coll,, Jacksonville, 1887; b. My 18, 
 1865, Athens, 111,; s. Henry B, (b. Ap 7, 
 1837. do.) and Alma (Hurd) Rankin (b, Je 30, 
 1842, Ottawa, 111.). Psi Upsilon; Alpha Zeta; 
 
Faculty 
 
 933 
 
 Alpha Gamma Rho; Cosmopolitan Club. 
 Farmer, 1886-1900; Inst. Visitor, 1901-02; 
 Supt., Agr. Coll. Exten., Univ. of 111., 1902 — ; 
 leave of absence to act as Sec. of Dept. of 
 Live Stock at Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 
 1904. Ed., annual reports of 111. Live Stock 
 Breeders' Assn. ; issued leaflets and circulars 
 as one of the features of Coll. Exten. work; 
 prepared addresses for Agr. meetings in this 
 and other states; frequent contributor to the 
 Agr. Press. Mem., St. Sugar Beet Growers' 
 Assn., Pres., 1897-1900; 111. St. Live Stock 
 Breeders Assn., Sec, 1895-1908; Internat. Jury 
 of Awards, Universal Exposition, St. Louis. 
 Married Jennie Brunner, Jl 30, 1904. Ad- 
 dress, 1012 W. California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM HORACE RAYNER 
 (See No. 3925.) 
 
 JOHN WILLIAM READ 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Mo., 1907; M. 
 S., do., 1908; b. Ja. 31, 1882, Mexico, Mo. 
 Attended Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of Mich.; Univ. 
 of 111. Prof., Chem. and Phys., 111. Coll., 
 1908-10; Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1912-15; 
 Head, Dept. of Sc, St. Norm. Sch., Gunnison, 
 Colo., 191S — . Address, 704 Fay St., Colum- 
 bia, Mo.; bus. add., c/o St. Norm. Sch., Gun- 
 nison, Colo.t 
 
 JEROME EDWARD READHIMER 
 (See No. 2219.) 
 
 PETER JOSEPH REBMAN 
 Assistant; b. S 29, 1887, Blooinington, 111.; 
 s. Peter (b. Ap 26, 1858, Bavaria, Ger.) and 
 Elizabeth (Ehrmantraut) Rebnian (b. S 24, 
 1866, Bierbach, do.}. Blacksmith, Chicago & 
 Alton R. R., Bloomington, 111., 1904-10; Asst., 
 Forge Shops, Univ. of 111., 1910-15; Instr., do., 
 1915- — •. Married Eva Rebman, F 24, 1908, 
 Bloomington, 111. Children: Margaret Eliza- 
 beth, b. D 28, 1908; Irene Jane, b. F 7, 1913. 
 Address, 103 W. Park St., Urbana. 
 
 HARRY WILFRED REDDICK 
 (See Gs52.) 
 
 WILLIAM ALFRED REDENBAUGH 
 Instructor; B. S., Dartmouth Coll., 1893; 
 Ph. D., do., 1897; b. S 18, 1871, Peoria; s. 
 Alfred Newton (b. 1842, Piqua, 0-) and Sarah 
 Alice (Catcott) Redenbaugh (b. 1848, O.). 
 Prepared in Peoria H. S. Phi Delta Theta; 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Acacia; Special Honors, 
 Geol. ; Honorable Mention, Bot. ; Fellowship, 
 Biol. Lab. Asst., Biol., Dartmouth Coll., 
 1896-7; Head, Sc. Dept., H. S., Quincy, 111., 
 1897-1905; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111.. 1905- 
 07; Head, Sc. Dept., Lincoln H. S., Seattle, 
 and Specialist in Lab. Equipment for six high 
 Schs., do., 1907 — ; Instr., Zool., Univ. of Wis. 
 Marine Sta., summer 1912. Joint Auth.: Qual- 
 itative Analysis text and manual, Univ. of 
 111., 1906. Auth.: Bot. and Zool. Text books 
 for Nat. Sch. of Correspondence, Quincy, 111., 
 ' 1902; also various articles. Mem., Seattle Sc. 
 Club. Sec, 1909-10. Married Mary Louise 
 Farr, Ag 2, 1899, Hanover, N. H. Child, 
 Dorothy Dartmouth, b. O 31, 1901. Address, 
 6117 12th Ave., N. E., Seattle. 
 
 ERNEST JAMES REECE 
 Prin., Lib. Sch.; Ph. B., West. Reserve 
 Univ., 1903; b. N 4, 1881, Cleveland; s. James 
 (b. My 14, 1850, Dorstone, Herefordshire, 
 Eng.) and Eva Mary (Cobbledick) Reece (b. 
 My 23, 1858, London, Ont.). Prepared in 
 Central H. S., Cleveland. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Phi Beta Kappa. Asst., Reference Dept., 
 Pub. Lib., Cleveland, 1905-6; Grad. Stud., 
 West. Reserve Univ., 1906; do., Oberlin The- 
 olog. Sem., 1906-08; Libn., Oahu Coll., Hono- 
 1912; Instr., Lib. Econ., Univ. of 111., 1912- 
 
 15; Assoc, do., 1915-17; Prin., Lib. Sch., N. 
 Y. Pub. Lib., 1917 — . Auth.: State Docu- 
 ments for Libraries, Univ. of 111., 1915; Select- 
 ed Illinois Documents, do., 1915; Race Ming- 
 ling in Hawaii, Am. Jour. Social., Vol. 20, 
 1914; Libraries of Hawaii, Lib. Jour., Vol. 39, 
 1914. Mem., Am. Lib. Assn.; 111. Lib. Assn., 
 Sec, 1915-17; N. Y. Lib. Assn.; N. Y. Lib. 
 Club. Married Sabra Elizabeth Stevens ('06), 
 Ag Ji. 1915, Mahomet, 111. Address, 23 Con- 
 cord Ave., White Plains, N. Y.; bus. add., 476 
 5th Ave., New York City. 
 
 FRANK WALKER REED 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Nashville, 1902; 
 A. M., Univ. of Pa., 1907; Ph. D., do., 1907; 
 b. Je 17, 1881, Wytheville, Va.; s. David (b. 
 F 1836, do.) and Elizabeth (Johnson) Reed 
 (b. Jl 1845, do.). Prepared in Wytheville 
 (Va.) H. S. Sigma Xi. Fellow, Astron., Univ. 
 of Va., 1904-07; Instr., Astron., Univ. of 111., 
 1907-17; Instr., U. S. S. M. A., 1917-18; do. 
 Math., Univ. of HI., 1918 — . Mem., A. A. A. 
 S., Fellow; Stronom. and Astrophys. Soc. of 
 Am. Address, 1106 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 HOMER BLOSSER REED 
 Professor; A. B., Ind. Univ., 1909; A. M., 
 do., 1909; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1912; 
 b. Ag 16, 1886, N. Lima, O.; s. Elias W. (b. 
 Jl 27, 1855, do.) and Mary Detwiler (Blosser) 
 Reed (b. 1859, do.). Prepared in N. Lima 
 (O.) H. S. and Goshen Coll. Acad. Phi Delta 
 Kappa. Asst., Psych., Ind. Univ., 1908-09; 
 Teaching Fellow, Univ. of Chicago, 1909-1-2; 
 Grad. Stud.. Columbia, 1913-14; Instr., Psych., 
 Lfniv. of 111., 1914-15; Acting Asst. Prof., 
 Philos. and Psych., Univ. of Wyo., 1915; Asst. 
 Prof., do., Univ. of Idaho, 1915 — . Auth.: The 
 Morals of Monopoly and Competition, Geo. 
 Banta, 1916; The Combination vs. the Consumer, 
 Internat. Jour, of Ethics, Vol. 23, 1913; The 
 Ethics of Competition, do.. Vol. 26, 1915; 
 The Existence and Function of Inner Speech, 
 Jour. Exp. Psych., Vol. 1, 1916; A Repetition 
 of Ebert and Meumann's Practical Experi- 
 ment on Memory, do.. Vol. 2, 1917; The in- 
 fluence of Associative Aids on Learning and 
 Retention, Psych. Review, Mr, 19 18. Mem., 
 Am. Psych. Assn.; Am. Phil Assn.; Mennonite 
 Church. Married Anna Dale Cole, Ja i, 1Q12, 
 Huntington, Ind. Children: Mary Elizabeth, 
 b. Ja 28, 1913; Kathryn Jean, b. Ag 29, 1914. 
 Address, Moscow, Idaho. 
 
 OTIS CHESTER REED 
 (See No. 4869.) 
 
 SUSAN MARTHA REED 
 (See G554.) 
 
 ERNEST ALEXANDER REID 
 
 (See No. 6505.) 
 
 *LEWIS ADDISON RHOADES 
 
 A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1884; A. M., do., 
 1886; Ph. D., Univ. of Gottingen, 1892; b. 
 D 19, i860, Skaneateles, N. Y. ; s. Lewis H. 
 and Rachel Parsons (Williams) Rhoades. 
 Prepared in Ann Arbor, Mich. Teacher. Eng. 
 and Latin, Mich. Mil. Acad.. 1884-85; Instr., 
 H. S., Ann Arbor, 1886-88; Instr., Ger., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1888-90; Instr., Cornell Univ., 
 1893-96; Prof., Ger., Univ. of HI., 1896-1903; 
 do., O. St. Univ., 1903-10. Ed.: (with intro- 
 duction and notes) Schiller's Maria Stuart, 
 1893; Goethe's Iphigenie auf Tauris, 1896; 
 Freytag's Aus dem Jahrhundert des grossen 
 Krieges, 1898; Schiller's Jungfrau von Or- 
 leans, 1901; Biblische Geschichten (selected 
 and annotated), 1902. Auth.: Holty's Ver- 
 haltnis zur Englischen Literature, Gottingen, 
 1893. Married Anna Evans Miner. 1887, 
 Ann Arbor, Mich. Children: Rachel, b. 
 1889; Frances, b. 1893; Mary, b. 1899. Died 
 19 10, Columbus, O. 
 
934 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 CHRIS SIMEON RHODE 
 Instiiictor; B. S.. ruidvie. iqis; b. Jl 29. 
 iSqo, Brookston, Iiul. Prepared in Brookston 
 (Ind.) H. S. Asst., Milk Production, Univ. 
 of 111., IQ16-17; Instr., Dairy Husb., do., 
 1917 — . Mem., Baptist Church. Address, 
 1103 \V. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 GEORGE BENJAMIN RICE 
 Engineer; b. Ap 18, 1873, Pineville, Ky. 
 Grad., U. S. Naval Acad., 1892; attended Ky. 
 St. Univ. Teller, Trust Dept., Pittsburgh 
 Trust Co., 1902-04; Treasury Dept., Naval 
 Dept., 1904-15; Lecturer, Mecli. Engng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-16; Chief Mech. Engr.. Schoell- 
 kopf Analine and Cheni. Works, Buffalo, 
 N. Y., 1916-17; Engr. Asst. to Pres., Mer- 
 chant Ship Bldg. Corp., Philadelphia, 19 17 — . 
 Mem., Presby. Church. Address, c/o Mer- 
 chant Ship Bldg. Corp., Finance Bldg., Phila- 
 delphia. 
 
 JOHN BENJAMIN RICE 
 Associate; B. S., Univ. of Neb., 1915; b. 
 O 29, 1892, Magnolia, la.; s. William Benja- 
 min (b. Ap 23, 1862. Logan, la.) and Susie 
 Louise (Morris) Rice (b. Magnolia, la.). 
 Prepared in Norfolk (Neb.) H. S. Gamma 
 Alpha; Alpha Zeta; Farm House. Asst. Co. 
 Agr. Adviser, Neb.; Asst., An. Husb., Univ. 
 of 111., 1915-18; Assoc, do., 1918 — -. Mem., 
 Baptist Church. Address, 510 Chalmers St., 
 Champaign. 
 
 JOHN LYON RICH 
 Associate; A. B., Cornell, 1906; A. M., do., 
 1907; Ph. D., do., 1911; b. D I, 1884, Hobart. 
 N. Y.; s. Thomas (b. Ap 26, 1853, do.) and 
 Marion Augusta (Lvon) Rich (b. N 27, 1856, 
 do.). Prepared in Hobart (N. Y.) H. S. 
 St. Scholarship; Univ. Grad. Scholarship, 
 1906-07; Univ. Grad. Fellowship, 1907-08. 
 Gamma Alpha; Sigma Xi. Jr. Geologist, U. 
 S. Geol. Sur,, 1907-18; Instr., Geol. and 
 Phys. Geog., Cornell, 1909-11; do., Geol., 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-17; Asst. Geologist, 111. 
 St. Geol. Sur., 1914-15; Geologist, do., 1916- 
 17; Assoc, Geol., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. 
 Capt., N. A., 19 18 — -. Investigation of Gla- 
 cial Geology of Catskill Mts., N. Y. St. Geol. 
 Sur., 1916-17. Auth. : Local Glaciation in 
 the Catskill Mts., Jour. Geol., Vol. XIV, 
 1906; Marginal Glacial Drainage in the Fin- 
 ger Lake Region, do.. Vol. XVI, 1908; The 
 Physiography of the Bishop Conglomerate, 
 do.. Vol. XVIII, 1910; Stream Trenching in 
 Southwestern N. M., A»t. Jour. Sc. Vol. 
 XXXH, 19 17; Gravel as a Resistant Rock, 
 Jour. Geol., Vol. XIX, 191 1 ; Notes on the 
 Physiography and Glacial Geology of the 
 Northern Catskill Mountains. Am. Jour. Sc 
 4th Ser., \'ol. XXXIX, 1915; Certain Types 
 of Stream Vallevs and Their Meaning, Jour. 
 Geo!., Vol. 22, XXII, 1914; (with E. A. Fil- 
 mer) The Interglacial Gorges of Six Mile 
 Creek at Ithaca, N. Y., do.. Vol. XXIII. 
 1915; Petrographic Descriptions for the Geol- 
 ogy of Luna County, N, M. and the Silver 
 City Folio, N. M., by N. H. Darton, U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1917; An Old Erosion Surface in 
 Idaho: Is It Eocene? Econ. Geol., Vol. 
 XXIII, 19 18; Oil and Gas in the Birds Quad- 
 rangle, ///. Geol. Sur. Bui. 33, 1916. Mem., 
 Geol. Soc. Am.; 111. Acad. Sc. ; A. A. A. S.; 
 Nat. (leog. Soc. ; Univ. Club. Married Gene- 
 vieve Cynthia Potts, Te 2;. 1912, Coopers- 
 town, N. Y. Child, Ralph Albert, b. My 11, 
 1913. Address, Hobart, N. Y. 
 
 CHARLES RUSS RICHARDS 
 Dean and Professor; B. M. E., Purdue 
 Univ.. 1800; M, E., do., 1890; M. M. E., 
 Cornell, 1895; b. Mr 23, 1S71, Clark's Hill, 
 Ind,; s. Charles (b. Mr 18, 1841, do.) and 
 Sarah Elizabeth (Watt) Richards (b. 1843, 
 Jefferson, Ind.). Prepared in Prep. Sch., 
 
 Purdue Univ. Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi; Sigma Tau; Pi Tau Sigma. Instr., 
 Mech. Engng., Colo. Agr. Coll., 1891-92; Ad- 
 junct Prof, and Prof., Practical Mech.. do., 
 1802-99; Prof. M. E., do., 1898-191 I ; Dean of 
 Coll. of Engng,, Univ. of Neb., 1907-11; Prof., 
 and Head, Dent. Mech. Engng., Univ. of 111., 
 i<)i I ; Acting Dean, Coll. of Engng., and Act- 
 ing Dir., Engng. E.\p. Sta., do., 1913-15 ; Dean, 
 Coll. of Engng. and Dir., Engng. Exp. Sta., 
 1/0., 1917 — -. ("onsulting Engr., City of Lin- 
 coln, and various other towns in Neb. Auth. : 
 i\lanual of Wood Turning, Univ. Book Store, 
 Lincoln, Neb.; also various articles and buls. 
 Mem., A. S. M. E. ; Soc. for Promotion of 
 Kngng. Educ. ; West. Soc. of Engrs. ; Neb. 
 Acad, of Sc. Married Alida Russel Beards- 
 ley, N 26, 1891, Lafayette, Ind. Children: 
 Lenore, b. N 14, 1S92; Robert Watt, b. O 2, 
 1900. Address, 904 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 • 
 
 CLARENCE H. RICHARDSON 
 (See No. G563.) 
 
 ROBERT EARL RICHARDSON 
 (See No. 1581.) 
 
 FRANK ERWIN RICHART 
 (See No. 6516.) 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM RKTIART 
 (See No. 668.) 
 
 FRIEDEL CHAPIN RICHEY 
 (See No. 6517.) 
 
 JOHN JEFFERSON RICHEY 
 (See No. 1955-) 
 
 BURT RANSOM RICKARDS 
 Chemist; S. B., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1899; 
 b. S 28, 1876, Cambridge, Mass.; s. Bennett 
 (b. My 8, 1837, Greene, Me.) and Elvira S. 
 (Jackson) Rickards (b. F 28, 1838, West 
 Abmgton, Mass.). Prepared in Cambridge 
 (Mass.) Eng. H. S. Sigma Xi. Instr., Chem., 
 Lowell Textile Sch., 1899-1900; Asst. Dir. 
 and BacterioL, Boston Bd. of Health Lab., 
 1000-05; Dir., do., 1905-0S; Lect. and Instr., 
 Mass. Inst. Tech., Pub. Health Lab., 1906- 
 08; Chief, Labs.. O. St. Bd. of Health, 1908- 
 10; Assoc. Prof., Mun. and San. Dairying, 
 Univ. of 111., 1911-12; Asst. Dir., Biol. Dept., 
 Eli Lilly Co., Indianapolis, 1912; Develop- 
 ment Dept., Randall Larchney Co., Inc., 1915- 
 17; Asst. to Deputy Commissioner, N. Y. St. 
 Dept. of Health, 1917 — . Inventor: Sputum 
 Shaking Machine; ^lethod anaerobic Culture; 
 Auto eye shade (patent). Ed. and publisher, 
 .4m. Jour, of Pub. Hygiene, 1905-12; Jour, 
 of the Am. Pub. Health Assn., 1911; Health 
 Nezvs, official bul., N. Y. St. Dept. of Health. 
 Auth. : (a) Sputum Shaking and Sedimenting 
 Apparatus; (b) A Rabies Collecting Outfit, 
 Reports and Paters of the Am. Pub. Health 
 Assn., Vol. 33, Part 2; Diphtheria Diagnosis, 
 do.; The Commercial Pasturization of Milk, 
 (/()., Vol. 34, and Am. Jour, of Pub. Hygiene, 
 Vol. 5 ; The Result of Reincubation and Rein- 
 oculation of Atypical Diphtheria Cultures, do.; 
 (with F. H. Slack and B. L. Arms) The 
 Longevity of Bacillus Tuberculosis in Sputum, 
 do.; Notes on a case of Apparent Pulmonary 
 Tuberculosis Associated with the Constant 
 Presence of Diphtheria-like Organisms in the 
 Sputum. Bact. Studies by the pupils of Wm. 
 T. Sedgwick (Fest-schrift). Mem., Am. Pub. 
 Health Assn.; A. C. S., 1899-1910; Soc. Am. 
 BacterioL; Boston BacterioL Club; Mass. 
 Assn. of Bds. of Health; LTniv. Club, Ur- 
 bana. Married Alma Leighton, O 28, 1902, 
 Melrose, Mass. Child, Leighton Ransom, b. 
 Je 1911. Address, N. Y, St. Dept. of Health, 
 New York City. 
 
Faculty 
 
 935 
 
 NATHAN Cl.IFFOKU RICKER 
 (Set; No. 13.) 
 
 HENRY LEWIS RIETZ 
 Prof, and Statistician; B. S., O. St. Univ., 
 1899; Ph. D., Cornell, 1902; b. Ag 24, 1875, 
 Gilniore, O.; s. Jacob (b. On, 1847, Bavaria, 
 Gcr.) and Tabitha Jane (Gray) Rietz (b. D 
 17, 1852, Port Washington, O.). Prepared in 
 Gnadeiihiitten ((>.) H. S. Alpha Tau Omega; 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa; Gamma Alpha. 
 Oliver Grad. Scholarship, Cornell; Erastus 
 Brooks Fellowship, do. Asst., Math., Cornell, 
 1901-02; Prof., Math, and Astron., Butler 
 Coll., 1902-03; Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 
 1903-04; Asst. Prof., do., 1904-07; do., and 
 Statistician, Agr. Exp. Sta., do., 1907-11; 
 Assoc. I'rof., Math, and do., 1911-13; Prof., 
 Math. Statistics and Statistician, Univ. of 
 111., 1913-18; do.. Math., Univ. of la., 1918 — . 
 Auth. : (Rietz and Crathorne) Coll. Algebra, 
 ilenry Holt & Co., New York, 1909; Exer- 
 cises and Problems for Coll. Algebra, do., 
 1910; (with Crathorne, and Taylor) Sch. 
 Algebra, First Course, do., 1915; Second C'ourse, 
 do., 1915; also various articles in scientific 
 jours. Actuarial Mem., HI. Pension Laws 
 Comn., 1916, 1917-18; Mem., A. M. S. ; Math. 
 Assn. of Am.; Am. Statistical Assn.; Circolo 
 Mathematico di Palermo; M. E. Church; F'el- 
 low, Am. Inst, of Actuaries; F'ellow, Royal 
 Statistical Soc. ; F'ellow, A. A. A. S. Ad- 
 dress, Iowa City, la. 
 
 CLARISSA RINAKER 
 
 (See No. 6565.) 
 
 HARRIET BECKWITH RINAKER 
 (HOWE) 
 (See No. G566.) 
 
 RALPH EMERSON RINDFUSZ 
 Instructor; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 191 1; A. 
 M., do., 1916; b. My 30, 1887, Larwill, Ind. ; 
 .s. Philip Henry (b. (jallion, O.) and Nancy 
 Maria (Eastom) Rindfusz (b. Leipsic, O.). 
 Prepared in Larwill (Ind.) H. S. and Wes- 
 Icyan Methodist Sem., Houghton, N. Y. Phi 
 Sigma Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa. Teacher, 
 Sc, Wesleyan Methodist Sem., 1910-14; Asst., 
 Chem., Oberlin Coll., 1914-16; do., Univ. of 
 111., 1916-18; Instr., do., 1918—. Auth.: 
 (With H. N. Holmes) Washing Precipitates 
 for Peptization, Jour, of Phys. Chcm., Vol. 
 20, 1916; Colloidal Arsenates and Phosphates 
 of Iron, Jour, of A. C. S., Vol. 38, 1916. 
 Married Grace Helen Tiffany, Ag 16, 1910, 
 Albion, N. Y. Child, Faire Jane, b. F 20, 
 10 12. Address, 705 W. High St., Urbana. 
 
 WALTER JOHN RISLEY 
 
 (Src- N... G568.) 
 
 ELMER ROBERTS 
 (See No. 5901.) 
 
 SHELBY SAUFLEY ROBERTS 
 Consulting Engr. ; B. S., Rose Poly. Inst., 
 1S96; C. E., do., 1907; b. Ap 13, 1874, Louis- 
 ville, Ky. ; s. Bolin Emery (b. N 10, 1830, 
 Richmond, Ky.) and Margaret Katherine 
 (Pickens) Roberts (b. N 10, 1846, Columbia, 
 Ky.). Prepared in Louisville (Ky.) Male H. 
 S. Phi Sigma Phi; Sigma Xi. Track Ap- 
 prentice, I. C. R. R., i8i)8; Asst. to Topogra- 
 pher, Rodman, Instrumentman, St. L. P. & 
 N. R. R., 1898-99; Asst. to Asst. Engr., In- 
 strumentman, BIdg. Inspr., Asst. Engr., Road- 
 master, L. & N. R. R., 1899-1905; Asst. Engr., 
 I. C. R. R., 1905; Supt., Bldg. Const., with 
 F. C. Brent, Pensacola, Fla., 1905-06; Office 
 Engr., I. C. R. R., 1906-08; Asst.' Prof., Ry. 
 Civ. Engng. Univ. of HI., 1908-10; Asst. Engr., 
 Const. Dept., and Div. Engr., Const., I. C. 
 
 R. R., 1910-13; Consulting Engr. in pvt prac- 
 tice, Chicago, 1913 — •. "'.nd Sergt, Co. C, 1st 
 Ky., 1891-94. Auth.: Track Formulae and 
 Tables, John Wiley &: Sons, 1910: also several 
 articles. Mem., A. S. C. E. ; A.,i. Ry. Engr. 
 Assn.; West. Soc. of Engrs. ; Chica^'o Engrs. 
 Club. Married Nell Ackley Richardson, N 26, 
 1 90 1, Louisville, Ky. Children: Nell Rich- 
 ardson, b. S 26, 1902; Shelby Chilton, b. F" 15, 
 1904; Sarah Pickens, b. Ag 16, 1906. Address, 
 1454 South 2nd St., Sta. E., Louisville, 
 Ky.; bus. add., 1 101-2 Transportation Bldg., 
 Chicago. 
 
 RHODES ROBERTSON 
 Associate; A. B., Harvard, 1908; M. Arch. 
 do., 1910; b. ,S 27, 1886, Somerville, Mass.; s. 
 Arthur Rhodes (b. Charleston, Mass.) and 
 Hannah Whitney (Tufts) Robertson (b. West- 
 boro, Mass.). Prepared in Latin H. S., Som- 
 erville, Mass. Arch. Scholarship, 1909-10. 
 Draftsman and Designer, Cram, Goodhue, and 
 Ferguson, Boston, 1910-12; Nelson Robinson 
 Traveling l-'ellowship in Arch., 1912-14; De- 
 signer, office of W. L. Morrlle, Boston, 1914- 
 16; Assoc, Arch., Univ. of 111., 1916-18. 
 Lt., C. A. C., 1918. Address, 11 Kirkland 
 Road, Cambridge, Mass.; bus. add., 402 Engng. 
 Hall, Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM SPENCE ROBERTSON 
 Professor; B. L., Univ. of Wis., 1899; M. 
 L., do., 1900; Ph. D., Yale, 1903; b. O 7, 
 1872, Glasgow, Scotland. Prepared in Mil- 
 waukee East Side H. S. Phi Beta Kappa, 
 (jrad. Scholar, Am. Hist., Univ. of Wis., 
 1900-01; Bulkeley Fellow, Am. Hist., Yale 
 Univ., 1901-03; Instr., Hist., West. Reserve 
 Univ., 1903-06; Asst. Prof., do., 1906-09; ab- 
 sent on leave and Acting Prof., Am. Hist., 
 Ind. Univ., 1909; Acting Prof., do., summer 
 1909; Asst. Prof., Hist., Univ. of 111., 1909- 
 18; Assoc. Prof., do., 1918 — •. Auth.: Fran- 
 cisco de Miranda, Rpt. of Am. Hist. Assn., 
 Vol. I, 1907; Rise of the Spanish-Am. Repub- 
 lics, New York, 1918; Francisco de Miranda y 
 la Revolucion de la America Espafiola, trans- 
 lated by Diego Mendoza, Bogota, 1918; The 
 Beginnings of Spanish-Am. Diplomacy, Turner 
 Essays in Am. Hist.; articles on Monroe Doc- 
 trine, relations of United States with His- 
 panic Am., etc. Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; Cor- 
 responding Mem., Nat. Acad, of Hist, of Vene- 
 zuella; Hon. Mem., Nat. Acad, of Hist, of 
 Columbia. Married Gertrude Mueller, Je 30, 
 1913, Cleveland. Children: Jean, b. Ag 15, • 
 1914; James Mueller, b. Ap iS, 1916. Address, 
 806 Michigan Ave., L^rbana. 
 
 *CHARLES MULFORD ROBINSON 
 A. B., Univ. of Rochester, 1891; A. M., do., 
 1905; b. Ap 30, i86g, Rampapo, N. Y. ; s. 
 Arthur and Jane H. (Porter) Robinson. Ed., 
 Rochester Post-Express, 1891-1902; Sec., Am. 
 Park and Outdoor Art Assn., 1902-04; Assoc. 
 Ed., Philadelphia Ledger, 1904; contributing 
 ed.. The Stirvcy and Architectural Record, 
 1907-12; Prof., Civic design, Univ. of 111., 
 1913-16. Specialist in municipal aesthetics and 
 town-planning; has made plans for the im- 
 provement of Denver, Colorado Springs, Hono- 
 lulu, Oakland, Los Angeles, Fort Wayne, etc.; 
 mem., expert comn. for Columbus, O., and for 
 Omaha, Neb. First Prof, of civic design in 
 the U. S. Auth.: The Improvement of 
 Towns and Cities, 12th printing, 1916; Mod- 
 ern Civic Art, 1903, 1905, 1909, 1912, 1917; 
 The Call of the City, 1908; The Width and 
 Arrangement of Streets, 191 1; City Planning, 
 1915; also many mag. articles on art and 
 improvement. Sec, Am. Park and Outdoor 
 Art Assn., 1902-04; first sec. Am. Civic Assn., 
 Alliance of Civic Organizations; hon. mem., 
 Eng. S. C. A. P. A.; sec, Am. League for 
 Civic Improvement; Nat. Com. on Mun. Im- 
 
936 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 provement of the Arch. League of Am. Mar- 
 ried Eliza Ten Eyck Pruyn, Ap S, 1896, Alb- 
 any, N. Y. Died D 31, 19 17, Rochester, N. 
 Y." 
 
 ELNA ALPHONSO ROBINSON 
 (See No. 84.) 
 
 MAURICE HENRY ROBINSON 
 Professor; B. L., Dartmouth, 1890; M. A., 
 do., 1S97; Ph. D., Yale, 1902; b. N. H.; s. 
 Joseph Wadleigh (b. D 7, 1S17, Meredith, N. 
 H.) and Frances Eliza (Weld) Robinson (b. 
 Mr 23, 1831, Boothbay, Me.>. Prepared in 
 N. H. Lit. Inst. ; Univ. of Chicago. Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Gamma 
 Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Eta. Scholar- 
 ship. Dartmouth, 1S06--; Fellowship, Yale, 
 1808-9. Prin., H. S. and Supt. of Pub. Schs., 
 Wahpeton, N. Dak., 1890-92; Supt., Pub. 
 Schs., Madelia, Minn., 1902-06; Asst., Pol. 
 Sc, Dartmouth, 1897-8; Instr., Pol. Econ., 
 Yale, 1S99-02; Prof., Indus, and Transporta- 
 tion, Univ. of 111., :oo2 — . Special Expert 
 Agt., Bur. of Census in valuation of Rys., 
 1903; Expert on Corps, and Ins., Com. on 
 Econ. and Efficiency. 111. St. Legislature, 1914- 
 15. Auth. : A History of Taxation in New 
 Hampshire, Am. Econ. Assn., 1903; The Re- 
 port of the Industrial Commission : Railway 
 freight rates, 1909; Business Organization and 
 Management. LaSalle Extension Univ.. 1910; 
 Orgamzing and Enterprise, do., 1914; The 
 Trust Problem and Pub. Opinion, Pub. Policy, 
 Vol. 4: The Classification of Combinations 
 and Monopolies, Yale Rci'iew. 1899; The Legal 
 Economic, and Accounting Problems involved 
 in the Judicial determination of Ry. Passenger 
 Rates, do.. Vol. 16; Government Regulation 
 of Insurance Companies, Trans., Am. Econ. 
 Assn., Vol. 8; Accounting in its Relation to 
 Economics, Atn. Econ. Assn. Quarterly, Vol. 
 10; Water Works Franchises, Proceedings III. 
 Watcr-Siif'f'ly Assn., Vol. i ; The Federal Cor- 
 poration Tax, Atn. Econ. Re-ricw, Vol. i; va- 
 rious other articles. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; 
 Nat. Inst, of Social Scs. ; Am. Pol. Sc. Assn.; 
 N. H. Hist. Soc. : Epis. Church; L^niv. Club; 
 Pine Orchard Club. Married Elinor Corse, 
 S 10, 1890, Vt, Child, Florence Elinor. Ad- 
 dress, 10 1 6 W. California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 RODNEY POTTER ROBINSON 
 Assistant; A. B., Univ. of Mo., 19:0; A. M., 
 do.. loii; b. Mr 15. iSoo, Council Bluffs, la.; 
 s. Lyman Bartlett (b. 1S52, Broom Co., N. Y.) 
 and Lucy Ann (Lamb) Robinson (b. Bridge- 
 water, Vt.). Prepared in Harlan (la.) H. S. 
 Attended Epworth Univ., Oklahoma City, 1906- 
 9. Phi Delta Kappa; Scholarship, Univ. of 
 Mo., 1910-11; Fellowship, do., 1914-13. Teacher, 
 H. S., Lexington, Mo., 1911-13: do.. Ana- 
 conda, Mont., ioi>-i4; Asst., Classics, Univ. 
 of 111., I9I5-17- U. S. A. C, Sec. 594- Can- 
 nvois Automobiles. Par B. C. M., Paris, 
 France, 1917 — . Auth.: Catullus 95, Classical 
 PhiloL, 19 16. Address, Box 403 Perry, Okla. 
 
 •STILLMAN WILLIAMS ROBINSON 
 C. E., Univ. of Mich., 1S63; D. Sc, O. St. 
 Univ., 1896; b. Mr 6. 1S38, South Reading, 
 Vt. ; s. Ebenezer, Jr. (b. S 30, 18 10, do.) arid 
 Adeline (Williams) Robinson ■ (b. D 19, 1814). 
 Prepared in Springfield (Vt.) \\'esleyan Sem., 
 and Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S. Asst. Engr., 
 \!. S. Lake Sur., 1863-6; Asst., Engng., L'niv. 
 of Mich., 1866-67; Asst. Prof., Min. Engng. 
 and Geodesy, L^niv. of Mich., 1S67-60; En^., 
 Astronomer, and Surv., West Boundary Line 
 of Neb., 1869; Prof., Mech. Engng. and Phvs., 
 Univ. of HI., 1870-78; Dean, Coll. of Engng., 
 do., 187S: Prof., Mech. Engng. and Phvs.. 
 do., 1S78-82; Insp., R. Rs. and Bridges in 
 Ohio, 1SS0-S4; Prof., Mech. Engng., O. St. 
 
 Univ.. 18S2-95; Prof. Emeritus, do., 1893-1910; 
 Inventor, Wire Grip Fastening Co., 18S4-98; 
 Consulting Mech. Engr., Lick Telescope and 
 Mountings, 1S87; Consulting Engr., Santa Fe 
 R. R. on Train Brakes and R. R. Labs.. 1883- 
 4; do., on Bridges, 1S87-90. Inventions: First 
 Tlieromometer Graduating Machine, i860; 
 Magnetic Break Circuit for Astronom. Clocks, 
 1862; Double Eyepiece for Simultaneous 
 Astron. Observers, 1804; Automatic Cut-off 
 Engines, 1S72, and about si.x other inventions 
 not patented ; Patented in all, about forty in- 
 ventions. Auth.: Treaties on Gear Teeth by 
 Templet Odentograpli, Columbus, O. 1S83; 
 Measurement of Gas Wells, Geol. Rpts. of 
 Ohio, 1886; Measurement of Natural Gas, do., 
 1S90; Pitot Instrument for Measuring GaSj 
 i/i>., 3rd Edition, i8q2-o; Robinson-Riehle 
 Transmission Dynamometer, Riehle Bros., 
 Philadelphia, 1893; Cast Iron Piling, Iron 
 Piling Co., Columbus, O., 1899; also various 
 earlier books, pamphlets, and articles. Judge 
 of Awards, R. R. Exposition, Chicago, 1883; 
 Clim., com. on Standards. A. S. M. E., 1884; 
 Roland Prize, A. S. C. E.. 1889; Fellow A. 
 A. A. S.; A. S. M. E. ; A. S. C. E. ; Soc. for 
 Prom, of Engng. Educ. ; Soc. Naval Archs. and 
 Marine Engrs. ; Ohio Soc. Mech., Elec, and 
 Steam Engrs. Married Mary E. Holden, D 
 18(13, Niagara Falls, N. Y. (died, 1S85); Mary 
 Haines, Ap iS88, Ada. O. Children: Eckka 
 Mazola, b. O i860: Erdis Geroska, b. Ja, 
 1872; Zella Vina, b. D 1877. Died O 31, 
 1910. 
 
 WARD REID 
 (See >No. 2S04.) 
 
 ROBINSON 
 
 WILLIAM KEAN ROBINSON 
 B. S., Md. Agr. Coll., 1913; M. S., Geo. 
 Washington L^niv.. 1915; b. My 27. 1S92, 
 Franktown, Pa. Prepared in Randolph-Macon 
 Acad.; Attended Univ. of III., 1915-16. Asst., 
 Pacteriol., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Labs., Penn- 
 svlvania R. R., Altoona, Pa., 1916 — . Mem., 
 Epis. Church. Address. Franktown. Va.; 
 bus. add., c/o Labs., Pennsylvania R. R., Al- 
 toona, Pa. 
 
 ALLEN ELLINGTON ROGERS 
 Professor; A. B.. Bowdoin Coll., 1876; A. 
 M.. do.. 1878; b. Ap 23. 1856, Ellsworth. Me. 
 Instr., LTniv. of Me., seven yrs. ; Acting Prof., 
 Sch. of Law, Univ. of 111., 1006-07; Prof., Law, 
 I'niv. of Me., 1007 — . Auth.: Our System 
 of Government. Address, Univ. of Me., Orono, 
 Me. 
 
 CHARLES WESLEY ROLFE 
 (See No. 14.) 
 
 ALBIN ROMEISER 
 Assistant; G. G., Norm. Coll.. N. A. G. U., 
 1015; b. Je 16. 1893. Belleville. 111.; s. P. M. 
 (b. 1847, Ger.) and Elsie (Hilgard) Romeiser 
 (h. i8;4, Belleville, 111.). Prepared in Belle- 
 vile H. S. Asst., Phvs. Tr.. Univ. of 111. 
 Lt. U. S. N. A., 191 7—. Address, Belleville, 
 111. 
 
 PETER ROOS 
 Born F 22, 1850, Sweden. Prepared in 
 Pub. Schs., Lyngby and Kristianstad. Fresco 
 painter and designer, Boston. 1S72-73; Instr., 
 Boston Evening Drawing Schs.. 1873; estab- 
 lished Boston Art Acad., 1874; Instr., Indus. 
 .\rt and Design. Univ. of 111., 1S76-77. 1880; 
 Prof.. Indus. Art and Design, do., 1880-89; 
 studied and practiced land. art. 1S90-96; Dir., 
 Art Studv. Pub. Schs., Cambridge. Mass.. 
 1806 — . Mem., Boston Art Club, 1874; N.at. 
 Educ. Assn., 1003; St. Teachers' Assn. of 
 Mass.. 1897; The (Tambridge Mun. Art Soc, 
 1003: The L^niv. of 111. Club, 1003. Address, 
 24 Sacramento St., Cambridge, Mass. 
 
Faculty 
 
 937 
 
 RALPH RODNEV ROOT 
 Land. Card.; B. S. A., Cornell, ujin; M. 
 L. A., Harvard, 1912; b. Mr 15, 1884, James- 
 town, N. Y. ; s. Frank Henfy (b. Ja iq, 185 1. 
 Busti, N. Y.) and Josephine (Wilcox) Root 
 (b. My 14, 1853, do.). Prepared in James- 
 town (N. Y.) H. S. Acacia; Scarab; Univ 
 
 Land. Archs. Soc. ; 
 1910-11. Land. Arch 
 George Burnop, and 
 offices; Instr., Land. 
 1912-13; Asst. Prof. 
 
 Scholarship, Harvard, 
 
 with B. M. Watson, 
 
 in other professional 
 
 Gard., Univ. of 111., 
 
 do., 1913-18; Exchange 
 
 Prof., ' Land. Gard., Mass. Agr. Coll., 1915; 
 Prof, in charge of Lake Forest Summer Sch. 
 of Land. Archs., 1916-17; Land. Gard.. Chi- 
 cago, 1918 — . Auth. : Design in Landscape 
 Gardening, Root and Kelley, Century Co., 
 1914; Landscape Ed., Am. Community Series, 
 Lake Forest, 1916; Intensive Park Develop- 
 ment, Am. City, 1912; Notes on a Colonial 
 Garden, Land. Arch., 191 1; Improvement of 
 the Home Grounds, Craftsman, 1912; Why a 
 Garden, Jour, of the Internat. Garden Club, 
 191 1. Mem., Univ. Club, Urbana and Chi- 
 cago; Coll. Art Assn.; Topiarian Club; Hon- 
 orary Mem., Garden Club of III.; Univ. Land. 
 Archs. Soc. Address, 20 Jackson Boulevard, 
 Chicago. 
 
 CARLTON R. ROSE 
 Consulting Engr.; Ph. B., Univ. of Mich., 
 1894; Ph. D.. do., 1896; b. Je 16, 1873; s. 
 Benjamin Preston and Cornelia (Robinson) 
 Rose. Prepared in Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. S. 
 Delta Upsilon. Asst. Instr., Chem., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1894-96; Instr., do., Lfniv. of 111., 
 1896-1900; Prof., Metallurgy, Colo. Sch. of 
 Mines, 1901-03; Supt., Smelters, Pueblo, 
 Colo., 1903-14; Consulting Engr., 1914 — . 
 Mem., A. I. M. E. ; Colo. Sc. Soc. Married 
 Winifred Higbee, Ag 12, 1897. Children: 
 Carlton Higbee, b. S 3, 1002; Robert Preston, 
 b. D 30, 1908; Edward Louis, b. Je 3, 1909. 
 Address, 1942 Cheremoya, Hollywood, Calif. 
 
 CLARENCE SAMUEL ROSS 
 (See No. S9o8.) 
 
 HARRY ALBERT ROSS 
 (See No. 8714-) 
 
 LUTHER SHERMAN ROSS 
 (See No. 581.) 
 
 GERARD van ROSSEN (HOOGENDIJK) 
 Chemist; Ag. Engr., Nat. Agr. Coll., Neth- 
 erlands, 1905; Ph. D., Univ. of Gottingen, 
 1910; b. Heerenherg, Holland. Prepared in 
 Amsterdam (Netherlands) H. S. Sigma Xi. 
 Instr., Chem., Univ. of Colo.. 1910-12; do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Lecturer, Bryn Mawr 
 Coll., 1917; Chem., Central Soledad, Cienfue- 
 gos, Cuba. Married Betty McCay, O 2, 1918, 
 Philadelphia. Address, c/o Central Soledad, 
 Cienfuegos, Cuba.f 
 
 CHARLES RALPH ROUNDS 
 Professor; Ph. B., Univ. of Wis., 1901; b. 
 Ag 3, 1877, Arkansaw, Wis.; s. Cyrus (b. Ja 
 23, 183 1, Mansfield, N. Y.) and Mary (Boyd) 
 Rounds (b. Pittsburgh, Pa.). Prepared in 
 Florence (Wis.) H. S. ; St. Nbrm. Sch., Wis. 
 Phi Kappa Sigma; Athenae. Teacher, Coun- 
 try sch.; Instr., Rhet. and Pub. Speak., Univ. 
 of 111., 1901-03; Prof., Reading and Gram., 
 St. Norm. Sch., Whitewater, Wis., 1903-11; 
 Head, Dept. of Eng., West Div. H. S., Mil- 
 waukee, Wis., 1911-13; Insp., Eng., Wis. 
 Norm. Schs., 1913-15; Head, Depts. of Eng. 
 and Exten., do., Milwaukee, Wis., 1915 — . 
 Auth. : The Varying Systems of Nomencla- 
 ture in LTse in Our Texts in English Gram- 
 mar, Edna. Review, 1910; A Symposium on 
 Reform in Grammatical Nomenclature in the 
 
 Study of the Languages., The Present Situa- 
 tion and Possible Remedies, The Sch. Review, 
 Vol. XIX, 1911; The Waste of Unlearning, 
 Eng. Jour., 1912; Co-auth.: Do Too Many 
 Students Fail, Sch. Review, 1913; ed. : 
 Holmes' Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, 
 Macmillan; Ruskin's Sesame and Lilies, Am. 
 Book Co. ; Wisconsin Authors and Their 
 Works, Parker Pub. Co.; joint ed. : Wiscon- 
 sin in Story and Song, do. Mem., Congr. 
 Church. Married Mabel Willis, Je 29, 1905, 
 Crawfordsville, Ind. Children: David 'Ed- 
 ward, b. My II, 1907; Stuart Boyd, b. S 16, 
 1908; Benjamin, b. Ag 16, 1912. Address, 
 750 Farwell Ave., Milwaukee; bus. add., St. 
 Norm. Sch., do. 
 
 CHESTER HARVEY ROWELL 
 Editor; Ph. B., Univ. of Mich., 1888; b. 
 N 1, 1867, Bloomington, 111.; s. Jonathan 
 Harvey (b. F 10. 1833, Haverhill, N. H.) 
 and Maria Sanford (Woods) Rowell (b. F 14, 
 1843). Prepared in Bloomington H. S.; H. 
 S. Dept, 111. St. Norm. Univ. Delta Tau 
 Delta; Phi Beta Kappa. Grad. Work, Univ. 
 of Mich., i888-8g; do., universities of Halle 
 and Berlin; also studied in Rome and Paris. 
 Clerk to the Comn. on Elections of the H. 
 Rep., 51st Congress, Washington, D. C, 1889- 
 91; Teacher, Baxter Coll., Kan. (now de- 
 funct); do., Racine Coll., Wis.; do., H. S., 
 Fresno, Calif.; Instr., Ger., Univ. of 111., 
 1897-98; Ed. and publisher, Fresno Republi- 
 can, Calif., 1898 — ; Lecturer, Journalism, 
 Univ. of Calif., summer 1911. Auth.: Digest 
 of Contested Election Cases in the 51st Con- 
 gress, Govt. Printing Office, Washington, 
 1891; A Historical and Legal Digest of all 
 the Contested Election Cases in the House of 
 Representatives of the U. S. from the First 
 to the 56th Congress, 1789-1901; do., various 
 articles in newspapers and periodicals. Mem., 
 Sch. Bd., Fresno, Calif.; Regent, Univ. of 
 Calif.; Calif. St. Comn., Panama-Pacific In- 
 ternat. Exp., 1910-15; Pres., Lincoln-Roosevelt 
 Rep. League of Calif., 1909-11; do.. La Fol- 
 lette League of Calif., 1911; Chm., Calif. 
 Rep. St. Convention, 1910; Delegate, Nat. 
 Rep. and Nat. Progressive Conventions, 1912; 
 Mem. ^ub-com. on platform of both conven- 
 tions; Calif. Nat. Com., Progressive party, 
 1912-16; Delegate, Nat. Progressive Com., 
 1916; mem., Nat. Rep. Campaign Com., 
 1916 — ; Chm. Rep. St. Com., Calif., 1916 — ; 
 V. P., Nat. Mun. League; Mem., Am. Pol. 
 Sc. Assn.; Nat. Bd., Associated Press; Dir., 
 Calif. Circuit Associated Press; Am. Newspa- 
 per Publishers' Assn.; Commonwealth Club 
 of Calif. Married Myrtle Marie Lingle, Ag 
 1, 1897, Chicago. Children: Chester H., b. 
 Jl 9, 1898 (died Ja 22. 1900); Cora W., b. 
 My 4, 1900; Mildred M., b. F 3. 1906 (died 
 Jl 30, 1906); Barbara Lois, b. Jl 30, 1907; 
 Jonathan H., b. O 29, 1909. Address, 269 
 Forthcamp Ave., Fresno, C"alif. 
 
 FLOYD ELBA ROWLAND 
 
 (See No. 6531.) 
 
 SIDNEY ARCHIE ROWLAND 
 Assistant; A. B., Ouachita Coll., 1907; b. 
 S 23, 1887, Camden, Ark.; s. Sidney AJvin 
 (b. F 21, 1850, Dallas Co., Ark.) and Mary 
 Adeline (Pryor) Rowland (b. Mr 14, 1857, 
 Bibb Co., Ga.). Prepared in Camden (Ark.) 
 H. S. Hermesian; Gamma Alpha. Scholar- 
 ship, Phys., Univ. of 111., 1909-10; Fellow, 
 Phys., Engng. Exp. Sta.. do., 1910-11; Instr., 
 Math, and Phys.. Prep. Dept., Univ. of Ark., 
 1907-09; Asst., Math., Univ. of 111., 1910-14; 
 Instr., do.. Union Coll., Schenectady, N. Y., 
 1915 — •, Mem., Baptist Church. Address, 
 c/o Union Coll., Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
938 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ADELINE WHITNEY ROWLEY 
 (KEWLEY) 
 B. M., De Pauw Univ., 1895; b. Ap 26, 
 1873, Cedar Rapids, la.; d. DeWitt Clinton 
 (b. S 30, 1824, Middlesex Co., N. Y.) and 
 Adeline T. (Weed) Rowley (b. Je 19, 1836, 
 Ypsilanti, Mich.). Prepared in Mich. St. 
 Norm. Univ. ; DePauw Univ. Alpha Chi 
 Omega. Teacher, Voice Culture, Young La- 
 dies' Sch., Columbia, Tenn., 1895-96; do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1896-97; do., Onarga Sem., 
 On'arga, 111., 1897-98. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married James Kewley, S 2, 1899, Cedar 
 Rapids, la. Child, Robert Condit, b. D 12, 
 1900. Address, Onarga, 111. 
 
 BERTHA ELLA ROYCE (HUMMEL) 
 
 (See No. 2232.) 
 
 EDWARD ROYCE 
 
 Musician; A. B., Harvard, 1907; b. D 25, 
 1886, Cambridge, Mass.; s. Josiah (b. N 20. 
 1854, Grass Valley, Calif.) and Katharine 
 (Head) Royce (b. O 9, 1S58. Brookline, 
 Mass.). Prepared in Browne and Nichols 
 Sch., Cambridge, Mass. Editorial Bd., Har- 
 vard Monthly. Browne and Nichols Club; 
 Marienfeld Club. Teacher, grade schs., Porto 
 Rico, 1908; Harris Traveling Fellow, 1908-09; 
 Attended Stern Conservatory, Berlin, Ger., 
 1908-10; Studied conducting with Otto 
 Rice, i9o8;Schwarz and Dr. Muck., 1905-09; 
 Music Dir., Baptist Acad., Bryan Tex., iqio- 
 ii; Instr., Piano, Univ. of 111., 1911-12; do.; 
 Westminister Coll., Pa., 1912-13; do.; Mid- 
 dlebury Coll., Vt., 1913-16, do.; Ithaca Con- 
 servatory, Ithaca, N. Y., 1916 — . Auth. : A 
 Derelict, Harvard Monthly, 1904; Drink and 
 the Devil, do., 1904; The Mermaid, do., 1905; 
 The Age of Anne, do., 1905; Variations in A 
 Minor for Piano, Schirmer, 19 17, played in 
 New York, Boston, Chicago, by Harold Bauer. 
 Mem., Harvard Musical Club; Composer's 
 Club of Boston, 191 7 — -. Married Elizabeth 
 Lean Randolph, D 29, 19 10, Germantown, Pa. 
 Children: Randolph, b. D 11, 191 2; Kather- 
 ine, b. Ja 29, 1914. Address, 11 Gray Court, 
 Ithaca, N. Y. ; bus. add., Ithaca Conservatory; 
 do.. Art. 
 
 CHRISTIAN ALBAN RUCKMICH 
 
 Professor; A. B., Amherst, 1909; A. M., 
 do., 1912; Ph. D., Cornell, 1913; b. S 4, 
 1886; s. Alban Victor (b. 1861, Frieburg 
 Baden, Ger.) and Pauline (Schroeder) Ruck- 
 mich (b. 1865, Meckleburg-Schwerin, do.). 
 Prepared in Brooklyn (N. Y.) Man. Tr. H. 
 S. Sigma Delta Rho; Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Delta Kappa; Phi Eta; Scholarships 
 and Fellowships, Cornell and Columbia; un- 
 dergraduate honors at Amherst. Teacher, 
 Math, and Sc, Central H. S., Springfield, 
 Mass., 1909-10; Instr., Psych., (Cornell, 191 1- 
 13; do., Univ. of 111., 19 13-15; studied in 
 Europe, summer 1914; Assoc, do., 1915-17; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1917 — ; Acting Head of 
 Dept., do., 1918. Married Katherine Theilen, 
 ('13). 19151 Camp Point, 111. Address, 702 
 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 WILLEM RUDOLFS 
 Assistant; Ph. D., Wageningen, 1911; b. F 
 13, 1886, Wageningen, Holland; s. W. (b. 
 Arnheim, do.) and Anthonia (van Ewyk) 
 Rudolfs (b. Ja 13, 1851, Kesteren, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Wageningen, Holland. Studente 
 Corps, Holland; Cosmopolitan Club. Asst., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Wageningen, Holland, 19 11- 
 16; Chein., Chem. VVorks, Edison Co., New- 
 ark, N. J., 1916-17; Asst. Chem., Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Auth.: Various 
 articles in agr. magazines. Address, 402 S. 
 Lincoln Ave., Urbana. 
 
 MAXIMILIAN JOSEF RUDWIN 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 190S; A. 
 M., Univ. of Cincinnati, 19 10; Ph. D., O. St. 
 
 Univ., 1913; b. Ja 22, 1885, Europe. Pre. 
 pared in Realschule, Leipzig, Ger. ; attended 
 Stanford; Columbia; Univ. of Chicago. Teacher, 
 H. S., Wis., 1907-08; Purdue Univ., 1913-16; 
 Instr., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1916-18; Grad. Fel- 
 lowship, Johns Hopkins Univ., 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Die Prophetenspriiche und-Zitate im religiosen 
 Drama des deutschen Mittelalters, Dresden- 
 Leipsic, 1913; Die Teufelsszenen im geistlichen 
 Drama des deutschen Mittelalters, Johns Hop- 
 kins Press, 1914; Der Teufel in den deutschen 
 geistlichen Spielen des Mittelalters iind der 
 Reformationszeit, Johns Hopkins Press, 191 5. 
 Articles on subjects in German lit. in various 
 mags. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; 
 Assn. of Mod. Lang. Teachers of Central 
 West and South. Address, c/o Johns Hop- 
 kins Univ., Baltimore. 
 
 HAROLD KIRK RULISON 
 Assistant; B. S., N. Y. St. Coll. of Agr., 
 1915; b. My 17, 1890, West Almond, N. Y. 
 Prepared in Angelica (N. Y.) H. S. Alpha 
 Zeta. Asst., Dairy Husb., Univ. of 111., 1915- 
 18; R. R. Acct., Rochester, N. Y^ 19 18 — . 
 Mem.. M. E. (Zhurch. Address, Rochester, 
 N. Y. 
 
 GUY HENRY RUMP 
 (See No. 2233.) 
 
 HENRY PERLY RUSK 
 Professor; B. S.. Valparaiso Univ., 1904; 
 B. S. A., Univ. of Mo., 1908; M. S. A., do., 
 iqii; b. Jl 19, 1884, Rantoul. 111.; s. William 
 Humphrey (b. Ja 15, 1859, O.) and Anna L. 
 (Renner) Rusk (b. F 9, 1859, 111.). Prepared 
 in (Ind.) Francesville and Valparaiso. H. 
 Schs.; Alpha Zeta; Sigma Xi. Instr., Biol., 
 Mil. Acad., Columbia. Mo., 1906-07: Stud. Asst., 
 An. Husb. Univ. of Mo., 1907-08; Asst.. do.. 
 1908-09; First Asst., An. Husb., Ind. Exp. 
 Sta., Purdue, Ind., 1909-10; Assoc, Beef Cat- 
 tle, LTniv. of 111., 1010-13; Asst. Prof., do., 
 i9i,'?-i8; Prof., do., IQ18 — . Co-Auth. : Winter 
 Steer Feeding, Ind. Exp. Sta., Bill., No. 153. 
 Married Edith Elizabeth Hartley, Je 28. 191 1, 
 Eureka, Ind. Children: Elizabeth Hartley, b. 
 O 14. 1912; Martha Hartley, b. Jl 3, 1915. 
 Address, 607 Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 WARREN ALBERT RUTH 
 Associate; A. B., Wabash Coll., 1906; A. 
 M.. do., 1909; b. My 23. 1884, St. Joseph Co.. 
 Ind.; s. Albert H. (b. My -5, 1857, do.) and 
 Amy E. (Ringle) Ruth (b. F 7, 1S57, do.). 
 Prepared in S. Bend (Ind.) and Mishawaka 
 (Ind.) H. Schs. Attended Washington Univ., 
 St. Louis, 1Q07-08. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha 
 Chi Sigma. Stud. Asst., Chem., Wabash Coll., 
 1904-06; Fellowship, Chem., O. St. Univ., 1906- 
 07; Instr., Chem., Wabash Coll., 1908-09; 
 Asst., Hort. Chem.. Univ. of 111., 1909-10; 
 .\sst. Chem., Hort., do., 1910-13; Assoc, Chem., 
 Hort., 1913 — . Co-Auth.: ///. Exp. Sta. Bui: 
 185. Married Mary L. Waddell, Je 25, 1915, 
 Princeton, 111. Child, Barbara Bennett, b. 
 Ap 23, 1916. Address, 613 Michigan Ave 
 Urbana. 
 
 THOMAS ARTHUR RUTHERFORD 
 Physician; B. S.. Princeton, 1903; M. S., 
 do., 1907; M. D., Univ. of Pa., 1907; b. Ag 
 31, 1880, Strath'roy, Ont. ; s. James (b. Kelso, 
 Scotland) and Elizabeth Jane (Bailie) Ruther- 
 ford (b. Sarnia, Ont.). Prepared, Blair 
 Presby. Acad. Alpha Omega Alpha; Sigma 
 Xi; Alpha Mu Pi (Dmega; Quax. Pepper Med. 
 Soc; Honors in Phys. Sc. Asst.. C!hem. 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-08; 1st As-st. Physician, 
 Hillside Home and Scranton Hosp. for the 
 Insane, 1908-09; Chief Physician, do., 1909-i.t; 
 Supt., do., 1914 — . Auth.: Comparative Chemi- 
 cal Composition of the Hair of the Various 
 Races. Mem., Lackawanna Co. Med. Soc; 
 Pa. St. Med. Soc; A. M. A.; Scranton Club; 
 
Faculty 
 
 939 
 
 Craftsman Club. Married Marjorie Angeline 
 Spencer, Je 21, 191 1, Carbondale, Pa. Child, 
 Russell Spencer, b. Ja 21, 1914. Address, 
 ( larks Summit, Pa. 
 
 ROY WEAVER RUTT 
 (See No. 1959.) 
 
 WARD HANSON SACHS 
 Chemist; B. S., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1910; 
 A. M., Univ. of Mo., 1917; u. D 25, 1887, 
 Towanda, 111.; s. Hanson Philip (b. N 30, 
 1853, Gridley, 111.) and Martha Jane (Moats) 
 Sachs (b. N 6, 1856, Towanda, 111.). Prepared 
 in Towanda H. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma 
 Xi; Gamma Alpha. Asst., Soils, Univ. of 111., 
 1910-13; Assoc, Chm., 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., do., 
 1913-16; Assoc, Soil Analysis, do., 1917-18; 
 Chcm., Eberley Chem. Works, Little Rock, 
 Ark., 19 18 — . Married Mabel Straight, Ag 10, 
 iQii, Oklahoma City, Okla. Children: Lois 
 Miriam, b. Je 16, 1913; Ward Hanson, Jr., b. 
 Ta 9, 1915. Address, Eberley Chem. Works, 
 Little Rock, Ark. 
 
 FRED ANSON SAGER 
 Consulting Engr. ; B. S., Univ. of Mich.. 
 1894. Tau Beta Pi. Asst., Phys., Univ. of 
 111., 1894-6; Instr., Phys. and Asst. Prof., 
 Phys., do., 1896-1903; Con. Engr. in Elec, 
 Mech., and Civ. Engng., Chicago, 1903 — . 
 Mem., West. Soc. of Engrs. ; A. I. E. ; Univ. 
 Club, Chicago; Art Inst., Chicago. Married 
 Alta Louise Stansbury ('03), Ag 23, 191 1, Spo- 
 kane, Wash. Children: Ellen Louise, b. Ja 3, 
 1915; William Frederick, b. Ja 22, 19 18. Ad- 
 dress, 105 S. La Salle St., Chicago. 
 
 CLARENCE STANLEY SALE 
 Engineer; B. S., Purdue, 1906; b. Ja 13, 
 1884, Louisville, Ky. ; s. Clarence (b. S 15, 
 1852, do.) and Fanny Stevens (Lee) Sale (b. 
 D 17, 1858, do.). Prepared in Louisville (Kv.) 
 H. S. Phi Delta Theta; Pan Hellenic Council. 
 Asst. Mgr., Florida East Coast Ry., 1906-07; 
 Assoc. Ed., Ry. Age, 1908-9; Sales Mgr., 
 Blount Plow Works, 19 10; Bus. Mgr., Munici- 
 pal Engng., 1911-12; Gen. Mgr., Engng. Pub. 
 Co., 1913-.1S; Ed., Chicago Assn. of Commerce 
 Com. on Smoke Abatement and Electrification 
 of Rys., 1913-16; Asst. to Dir. Engng. Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1916-18; Instr., C. E., do., 
 1916-17; Asst. Prof., do., 1917-18; Asst. to 
 Pres., Ry. Car Mfr's. Assn., New York City, 
 1918 — -. Auth.: Ed. Smoke Abatement and 
 Electrification, Rand McNally & Co., 1915; 
 Articles in Ry. Agr., 1907-8; Municipal Engng., 
 1910-15; Technograph, 1917-18; Am. City, Ap, 
 1918, and Proceedings, III. Municipal League, 
 1917. Mem., Sigma Xi. Married Endosa 
 Smith, Ap 3, 1909, Chicago. Address, 61 
 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 JOHN LANGLEY SAMMIS 
 (See No. '1080.) 
 
 FRANK BERRY SANBORN 
 Professor; B. S., Dartmouth Coll., 1887; 
 C. E., do., 1889; M. S., Harvard, 1898; b. Ja 
 15, 1865, Hampton Falls. N. H. ; s. Albert 
 James (b. 1830, do.) and Sarah Ann (Johnson) 
 Sanborn (b. D 9, 1836, Seabrook, N. H.). 
 Prepared in Putnam Free H. S., Newburyport, 
 Mass. Sigma Chi. Scholarship at Dartmouth 
 and Harvard; Asst. Prof., C. E,, Tufts Coll., 
 1899-1901; Asst. Prof., C. E., Univ. of 111., 
 1908-09 (substitute for Professor I. O. Baker 
 during his yr. of absence); Prof., C. E., Tufts 
 Coll., 1901 — . Inventor: Device for measur- 
 ing water. Nozzle Piezometer; a shaft speed 
 counter; a low pressure water gauge; a marine 
 speedometer. Auth.: Mechanics Problems, 
 John Wiley & Sons, 3rd ed., 19 12; The Public 
 Health of Lawrence, Mass. ; also various art- 
 
 icles. Married Grace A. Cobb, S 21, 1892, 
 Boston. Children: Ralph, b. Jl 19, 1894; 
 Ruth Alden, b. Je 26, 1897; Paul Codman, b. 
 Ja 22, 1901. Address, Cambridge, Mass.t 
 
 WILLIAM EMANUEL SANDFORD 
 Chemist; Ph. C, Univ. of Mich., 1892; b. 
 Mr 31, 1871, Chicago; s. William Brown (b. 
 Jl 9, 1843, Paterson, N. J.) and Mary Ann 
 (Cowan) Sanford (b. F i, 1846, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Kewanee H. S. ; Univ. Acad. Phi 
 Chi. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1892-93; 
 Asst., Chem. and Instr., Pharmacy, do., 1893- 
 94; Instr., Pharmacy, do., 1894-96; Chem., 
 Western Tube Co., Kewanee, 111., 1897-99; 
 Supt., do., 1899-1905; Supt., Mark Mfg. Co. 
 (Tube Works), Zanesville, O., 1905-11; with 
 Big Creek Colliery Co., Chicago, 191 1-12; 
 Special Engng. work and sales occupations, 
 1912-17. Maj., Ord. Dept., U. S. A., 1917 — . 
 Discovered appliances in tube making and 
 methods of refining waste products from gal- 
 vanizing process. Mem., A. F. A. M. ; Seventh 
 Regt. (O.) Mil. Band, 1906; Dir., Mil. Band, 
 Kewanee, 111., 1900-05; A. C. S., 1899; A. S. 
 M. E,, 1906; B. P. O. E.; Congr. Church. 
 Married Eva Regine Phillips, Ag 7, 1895, 
 Kewanee, 111. Children: William Phillips, b. 
 O 27, 1896; Edna Muriel, b. My 6, 1898; 
 Florence Louise, b. My 18, 1900; Margaret 
 Isabel, b. Ja 16, 1905; Helen Regine, b. Ja 11, 
 1907. Address, 608 S. Chestnut St., Kewanee, 
 111. 
 
 CLAUDE WILLIAMSON SANDIFUR 
 (See No. G582.) 
 
 LEW R. SARETT 
 (See No. 7923.) 
 
 HERBERT HOWLAND SARGENT 
 Maj., U. S. A.; B. S., Blackburn Univ., 
 1878; U. S. Mil. Acad., 1883; b. S 29, 1858, 
 Carlinville, 111.; s. Jacob True and Maria L. 
 (Braley) Sargent. Appointed Second Lt., 2d. 
 U. S. Cav., 1883; Served on frontier and as 
 Prof., Mil. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1886-87 till out- 
 break of Spanish-Am. War; served at Wash- 
 ington, 1898, in organizing volunteers, declined; 
 appointed Col., 5th U. S. Val. Inf., 1898; or- 
 ganized regt. at Columbus, Miss.; at Santiago, 
 Cuba, 1898; Commandant, Dist. Guantonamo 
 under Gen. Wood, 1899; Capt. Cav., 1899; Lt. 
 Col., 29th Inf., U. S. v., 1899; arrived Manila 
 with Regt., N 2, 1899; fought insurgents of 
 Luzon; Comd. attacking forces, D 19, 1801. 
 at battle of San Mateo; returned to U. S., 
 1901; Prof., Mil. Sc. and Tactics, A. and M. 
 Coll., Coll. Sta., Tex., 1903-07; Maj., 2d Cav., 
 1909; Grad. from Army War Coll., Washing- 
 ton, D. C, 1909; Commancant, Camp Over- 
 ton, Mindanao, and Torrey Barracks, Mind- 
 anao, P. I., 1909; retired from active service, 
 191 1 ; Recalled to active duty, Je 27, 1916; 
 Asst. to Dept. Q. M., West. Dept., San F>an- 
 cisco; in charge of Finance and Accounting 
 Div., 1916-17; Prof., Mil. Sc. and Tactics, 
 Princeton, 1917-18; War Pkns Div. of Gen. 
 Staff Corps at Army War Coll.. Washington. 
 D. C. Recommended by Gens. Otis and Wood 
 for brevets for meritorious services in Philip- 
 pines and Cuba; Ordered to Washington from 
 S. Dak., 1007, and complimented in person by 
 President Roosevelt on Campaign of Santiago 
 de Cuba. Auth.: Napoleon Bonaparte's First 
 Campaign, 1893; The Campaign of Marengo, 
 1897; The Campaign of Santiago de Cuba, 
 1007. Married Alice C. Applegate, Ag 11, 
 1S86, Olene, Ore. Address. Office of Chief of 
 Staff, War Coll. Div., Washington, D. C. 
 
 THOMAS EDMUND SAVAGE 
 Professor; A. B., la. Wesleyan Univ., 189'^; 
 B. S., Univ. of la., 1897; M. S., do., 1898; 
 Ph. D., Yale, 1909; b. Ja 8, 1866; s. John (b. 
 
94° 
 
 Northamptonshire. Eng.') and Tacy Deborah 
 (Crew) Savaiie (h. Ashlanil, Va.). Prepared 
 in Acad of \Veslevan Univ., Mt. Pleasant, la. 
 Sigma Xi; Beta Theta Pi. Prof., Biol, and 
 Ge'^ol., Leander Clark Coll., Toledo, la., 1809- 
 1004; Asst. St. Ceol. of la., 1904-07; Asst. 
 Prof., Ceol., ^nd Geologist, 111. Ceol. Sur., 
 Univ. of 111., 1Q07 — ; (Leave of absence, 1918) 
 In charge of study of oil production and de- 
 pletion ni Ohio. Ind., and 111. for the inter- 
 nal revenue office. Auth.: Clay Seams or 
 so-called Horsebacks near Springfield, 111.. 
 Econ. Geo!., Vol. S, 1910; The Physiography ot 
 Benton County, Iowa,- History of Benton Co., 
 Lewis Pub. Co., Chicago; The Fauna of the 
 Girardeau Limestone and of the Edgewood 
 Formation, abstracts Sciciuw New Ser., Vol. 
 .?2, 1910; Geology of the Herrin Quadrangle, 
 M!iics ami Minerals, Vol. 21, No. 9t ioii;_The 
 Faunal Succession and the Correlation of the 
 Pre-l)evonian Formations of Southern 111., 
 St. Geol. Sur., Bui. No. 16; The Geology and 
 Coal Resources of the Herrin, 111. Quadrangle, 
 111. St. Geol. Sur., Bui. No. 16; also many 
 earlier and later publications. Mem., Geol. 
 Soc. of Am.; A. A. A. S. ; 111. Acad, of Sc. ; 
 Paleontol. Soc. of Am. Married Elinor 
 Claire Savage, Jl 21, 1900, Iowa City, la. 
 Four children. Address, 611 W. Nevada St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 CHARLES BOVETT SAVRE 
 (See No. 5920.) 
 
 ♦ATTILIO FILIPPO SBEDICO 
 A. B., Collegio G. B. Vico-Chieti, Italy, 
 1903; A. M., Univ. of Pa.. 1907; Pb. Di, dj., 
 1909; b. D 15, iSSo, S. Vito Chietino, Italy; 
 s. Giuseppe (b. Ap 6, 1S44, Laciano, Italy) 
 and Enrichetta (Gargano) Sbedic9 (b. S 10, 
 1S52). Prepared in Ginnasio-Liceo G. B. 
 Vico-Chieti, Italy. Scholar, 1905-1909; Trav- 
 eling Fellow, Univ. of Pa., 1906-07; Instr.. 
 Italian. Univ. of Pa., Summer Sch., 1908-10; 
 Instr., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 111., 1909-11; 
 Instr., do.. Univ. of Washington, Seattle, 191 1; 
 Asst. Prof., French and Italian, do., 1911-16. 
 Married Ida Stolle, Jl 3. loii, LTrbana. Child, 
 Josephine H., b. Ap 11, 1912. Died Ag iC>, 
 1916, Seattle. 
 
 ALVIN LOUIS SCHALLER 
 (See No. 3165-) 
 
 IRA OBED SCHAUB 
 Farm Demonstrator; B. S., N. C. Coll. of 
 AgT. and Mech. Arts. 1000; b. S 28, 1SS9, 
 Da'.ton. N. C: s. William Henry (b. S 2j. 
 1846, do.) and Mary Laura (Grabs) Schaub 
 (b. 1850, do.). Prepared in Pinnacle Acad. 
 N. C. Grad. woi-k, Johns Hopkins Vn'w. three 
 yrs. on a scholarship. Alpha Zeta; Acacia; 
 ifvappa Sigma. Asst., Chem., Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Univ. of 'ill., 1933-05; Asst. Prof., Soils, la. 
 St. Coll., 1905-oa: Prof., Agr. Exten., N C. 
 St. Coll.. West Raleigh, N. C, 1909-13; Supt., 
 Farm Demonstr»tion Work, Frisco Lines, 
 Springfield, Mo., 1913 — • Married Maud Ken- 
 nedy, Jl 27, 1910, Collins. la. Child. Maud 
 Kennedy, b. S 4, 1Q14. Address, 1103 Roanoke 
 Ave., Springfield, Mo. 
 
 ARNOLD GEORGE SCHEELE 
 Instructor; A. B., Oberlin Coll.. 1910; A. 
 M.. do., iQii: b. My iS. 1886. Napoleon, O. ; 
 s. Henry Frederick (b. O 3, 1857, Jeddingen, 
 Prov. of Hanover, Ger.) and Caroline (Becker) 
 Scheele (b. Ap jo, i86i, Kellevs Island, O.). 
 Prepared in Kelleys Island (O.) H. S.; 
 Wooster Univ.; Johns Hopkins L'lniv. ; Art 
 Studs. League of New York City; Art Inst, of 
 Cliicago; Acad, of Fine Arts of Chicago. 
 Cml. Artist, Chicago; Dean and Instr., Coml. 
 Art Sch., 1015-17; Instr., Freehand Drawing, 
 Arch. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; Instr., 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Mich. Agr. Coll.. 191S — -. Paintings exhib- 
 ited in Chicago, New York and Milwaukee. 
 Address. Mich. Agr. Coll., Agricultural Col- 
 lege P. O., Mich. 
 
 EARL READ SCHEFFEL 
 B. S., Denison L^niv., 1907; M. S., do.. 
 lOoS; b. S 19, 18S1, Dayton, O.; s. John 
 Henrv (b. 1829. Ger.) and Marv Catherine 
 (Read) Sheffel (b. 1S48, Ind.). Prepared in 
 Steel H. S., Dayton, O., and Doane Acad., 
 Granville, O., Calliope Lit. Soc. Working 
 Scholarship, looo-S; Stud, and Asst., U. S. 
 Geol. Sur. work, summer 1909; Grad. Stud.. 
 I'niv. of 111., 1011: Instr., Geol. and Miner- 
 ology, Lawrence Coll., Appleton, Wis., 1908- 
 11; Instr., Summer Sch.. Univ. of Va., 1910- 
 II ; Asst., Geol., Univ. of 111., 1011-12; trav- 
 eling salesman, 1912-15; Instr., Sc. and Math., 
 Grand Prairie Sem., Onarga, 111., 1010-17. 
 Auth. : An Esker Group South of Dayton, O., 
 Ohio Naturalist. Vol. 8, 1008; do.. Bui.. Scien- 
 tific Labs, of Denison L^niv., Vol. 14, rooS; 
 The Origin of Spring Valley Gorge, Bui. 
 Scientific Labs, of Denison Univ., Vol. 13, 
 Art. vi, 1907; Significance of Drainage 
 Changes near Granville, O., do.. Vol. 15, 1909. 
 Mem.. C. L. Herrick Geol. Soc; O. Acad, of 
 Sc; Eng. Luth. Church; A. F. A. M. Ad- 
 dress, 341 River St.. Dayton, O. 
 
 WILLIAM H. SCHEIFLEY 
 A. M. Instr., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 111., 
 1910-11. Address, 5473 LTniversity Ave., 
 Chicagot 
 
 •HENRY CARL SCHELD 
 Born Ap 11, 1873, Niedcrscheld, Wiesbaden, 
 Ger. Prepared in Staples H. S., Westport, 
 Conn.; attemled Am. Conservatory, Chicago, 
 1809-1901. Instr., Violin, Harmony, and 
 Musical Hist., Univ. of 111., 1901-03; Teach- 
 ing and professional work in music composi- 
 tion; Instr., Violin, Musical Theory, and 
 Musical Hist., L^niv. of 111., 1906-07. Mem., 
 Congr. Church. Deceased. 
 
 GERTRUDE SCHEPPERLE 
 Associate; A. B., Wellesley Coll., 1901; A. 
 M., do., 1905; Ph. D., Radcliflfe Coll., 1909; 
 b. TI 15. 1882; d. Vinzens (b. Roethenbach, 
 Balden. Ger.) and Elizabeth (Klein) Schoep- 
 perle (b. Kittanning. Pa.). Prepared in Oil 
 City (Pa.) H. S. T. I. E. ; Scribblers Club. 
 Durant Scholarship, Wellesley; Alice I'ree- 
 man FeIlow.<hip. do.: Harvard Annex Scholar- 
 ship. Radcliflfe; Parker Scholarship; W. E. A. 
 Fellowship, Mass.; C)ttcndorfer Memorial Fel- 
 lowship, N. Y. Univ. Instr., Ger., Buffalo 
 Sem., N. Y., 1905; Eleve titulaire de I'^cole 
 des hautes etudes a la Sorbonne, Paris, 1910; 
 Dublin Sch. of Irish Learning, summer 1909; 
 Munster Training Coll. (Mod. Irish) 1909; 
 Univ. of Paris, 1908-11; Instr., Eng., Univ. 
 of 111., 1911-12; do.. New York Lhiiv., 1912- 
 13; do., Univ. of 111.. 1013-14; Assoc, do., 
 1914-19; Asst. Prof. Romance Lang.. Vassar. 
 19 1 Q — . Dir., St. Louis Sch. of Irish Learning 
 1QJ7-18. Auth.: Tristan and Isolt. A Study 
 of the Sources of the romance. 2 vols.. Frank- 
 furt & London, 1013; The Love Potion in Tris- 
 tan and Isolt, Romania. Paris; The Island 
 Combat in Tristan. Radeliffe Monographs. No. 
 15: Lebuguel-noz en Irlande, Reriic Ccltique, 
 Vol. 32; Finn dans le Pavs des Geants, do.; 
 The Reproach of Diarmaid (in Collaboration) 
 do.. Vol. 33; The Death of Diarmaid, do.; 
 (with A. O. O'Kelleher) Life of Columcille, 
 2 Vols., Univ. of 111.. loiS; General Ed. (with 
 .\. O. Kelleher) of Irish Fellowship Series of 
 Irish Foundation of Chicago; Isolde Weiss- 
 hand am Sterbebette Tristans. Zeiischrift fiir 
 deiitsche Philoloffic, Vol. 40; Review of J. 
 Loth. Contributions a I'etude des ronians de 
 la table ronde, Romanic Ret-ic'w, Vol. 3; 
 
Faculty 
 
 941 
 
 T<eview of J. Griffith, Sir Percival, 
 Revue Celtique, 19 12; Review of J. Peebles, 
 LfRcnd of Longinus, Jour., lint;, and Ger. 
 I'hiloL. Vol. 13; Review of S. jewett, Folk 
 ballads of Southern Europe, Romanic Review, 
 Vol. 3; (with H. G. Leach) Ilaralds Saga 
 ITringsbana and The Tristan and Svanhild 
 romances, Publications of the Soc. for the 
 Adv. of Scandinavian Study. II; Irish Studies 
 at The Univ. of 111., in Studies, an Irish 
 Quarterly Review, Dublin, Mr 19 18. Mem., 
 Celtic CJub, Univ. of 111., 1917 — • Address, 
 708 S. Goodwin Ave., Urbana, 111. 
 
 EDWARD CHARLES SCHMIDT 
 Manager; M. E., Stevens Inst, of Tech., 
 TS95; b. My 14, 1874, Jersey City, N. J.; s. 
 John Frederick (b. Aid 15, iSi-^, Alphen, Hol- 
 land) and Katharine E. (Bisbord) Schmidt (b. 
 I'" 25, 18.38, New York City.). Prepared in 
 Jersey Ci'ty (N. J.) H. S. Tau Beta Pi; 
 Sigma Xi. With Kalbfleisch C"hcm. Co. of N. 
 Y. and Buffalo, 1895-6; with C. W. Hunt Co., 
 New York, 1896; Asst. to Mcch. Engr., Edi- 
 son Elec. Illuminating Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., 
 1897; with Am. Stoker Co., New York City, 
 1898; Instr., M. E., Univ. of 111., 1898-1901; 
 Asst. Prof., Ry. Engng., do., 1901-03; Asst. 
 Engr., Am. Hoist & Derrick Co., St. 
 Paul, 1903-04; Engr. of Tests, Kerr Turbine 
 Co., Wellsville, N. Y., 1905-06; Assoc. Prof., 
 Ry. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1906-10; Prof., Ry. 
 Engng., do., 1910-19; Asst. Inspection Mgr., 
 N. Y. Dist. Ord. Office, New York City, 1919 — • 
 Maj., O. R. C, U. S. A., 1917; Ord. Dept., In- 
 spection Div.. 1917-19; temporary service with 
 the U. S. Fuel Adm., 1918. Auth.: The Effect of 
 Scale on the Transmission of Heat, Rtil. Engng. 
 li.vp. Sta., Univ. of III., No. 1 1 ; Freight Train 
 Resistance — Its Relation to Car Weight, do., 
 No. 43; The Effects of Cold Weather Upon 
 Train Resistance and Tonnage Rating, do. No. 
 59; Laboratory Tests of a Consolidation Loco- 
 motive, do.. No. 82; The Tractive Resistance on 
 Curves of a 28-Ton Elec. Car, do., No. 92; 
 Comparative Tests of Six Sizes of Illinois 
 Cnal on a Mikado Locomotive, do.. No. loi; 
 also a nmnber of reports and articles. Mem., 
 A. .S. M. E.; Am. Ry. Engng. Assn.; West. 
 R. R. Club; St. Louis R. R. Club; Am. R. 
 K., Master Mcch. Assn.; Master Car Build- 
 ers Assn.; Soc. for the Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ. Married Violet Delille Jayne, Je 15, 
 
 1904, Urbana. Child, Katharine, b. Mr 19, 
 
 1905. Address, 130 Claremont Ave., Apt. 33, 
 New York City; bus. add., N. Y. Dist. Ord. 
 Office, 1107 Broadway, do. 
 
 MORITZ SCHMIDT 
 Dir., Phys. Educ; b. Ag 23, 1864, Demmin, 
 Ger.; s. Carl (b. do.) and Johanna (Zoellner) 
 Schmidt (I). Mecklenburg, Ger.). Prepared 
 in Cleveland Cent. H. S. ; Ger. -Am. Sem., Mil- 
 waukee. Dir., Phys. Educ. in Social Turn- 
 verin, Chicago, 1886-87; do.. Pub. Schs., Chi- 
 cago, 1887-90; do., Univ. of 111., 1890-91; do., 
 Rochester Turnverein, N. Y., 100 1-6; do., 
 Pob. Schs., Chicago, 1907 — . Married Ida 
 Schmidt, Je 6, 1889. Children: Hedwig, b. 
 O 17, 1890; Rudolph, b. Je 28, 1895; LiHi, b. 
 Jl 7, 1900; Moritz, b. N 18, 1903. Address, 
 3443 Bosworth Ave., Chicago. t 
 
 WILLIAM GEORGE WASHINGTON 
 SCHMIDT 
 Professor; A. B., Syracuse Univ., 1888; 
 A. M., N. W. Univ., 1891; b. F 22, 1864, 
 New Ulm, Minn.; s. John Henry (b. 1837, 
 Alsace, France) and Maria Christine (Lipp) 
 Schmidt (b. 1845, Wiirttemberg, Ger.). Pre- 
 pared in St. Peter (Minn.) H. S. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Fellowship, Univ. of Chicago, 1896. Mas- 
 ter in French and Ger., Lake Forest Acad., 
 1888-90; Instr., French and Ger., N. W. Univ., 
 1890-93; Instr., Ger., Lake Forest Coll., 1893- 
 
 94; Prof., do., 1894-96; leave of absence, at- 
 tending Univ. of I'Veiberg, Ger., 1895-96; 
 Instr., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1896-97; Prof., iGer., 
 Lake Forest Coll., 1897 — . RIem., Presby. 
 Church. Married Margaret Jane Patterson, Je 
 1888, Aurora, 111. Children: Karl Patter.son, 
 b. Je 19, 1890; Margaret, b. Jl 5, 1899; Frank, 
 b. Jl 25, 1902; John Rcik, b. Ja 31, 1904. Ad- 
 dress, Lake Forest, Ill.f 
 
 JOHN FRANCIS SCHNELLBACH 
 (See No. 5827.) 
 
 EDGAR JULES SCHOEN 
 Assistant; A. B., Harvard, 1915; b. O 14, 
 1893, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; s. George B. (b. 
 r86o, Ger.) and Rosa (Bernhardt) Schoen 
 (b. i860, do.). Prepared in E. Div. H. S., 
 Milwaukee; Harvard Law Sch., 1915-17. Phi 
 Kappa .Sigma. Asst., Rom. Langs., Univ. of 
 111., 1917-18. R. O. T. C, Ft. Sheridan; dis- 
 charged for phys. incapacitation. Address, 890 
 White Rock Ave., Waukesha, Wis. 
 
 HENRY LAWRENCE SCHOOLCRAFT 
 Business; A. B., Marietta Coll., 1892; Ph. 
 D., Univ. of Chicago, 1899; b. Hannibal, O.; 
 s. Sylvester (b. Gallupville, N. Y.) and Jane 
 Elizabeth (Ridingcr) Schoolcraft (b. Empire, 
 O.). Prepared in Marietta Acad., O. Alpha 
 Tau Omega; Phi Beta Kappa. Scholar in 
 Pliilos., Univ. of Chicago, 1894-5; Fellow in 
 Hi.st., do., 1897-8; Instr.. Hi.st, tJniv. of 111., 
 1898-1903; Asst. Prof., Hist., do., 1903-08; real 
 estate dealer, Chicago, 1908 — . Auth.: The 
 Genesis of the Grand Remonstrance, Univ. of 
 JIL Studies, Vol. i. No. 4; The Capture of 
 New Amsterdam, Eng. Hist. Rev., Vol. 22; 
 England and Denmark, 1660-1667, do.. Vol. 25. 
 Mem., Am. Hist. Assn.; Epis. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 208 S. La Salle St., Chicago. 
 
 WARREN RIPPEY SCHOONOVER 
 (See No. G589.) 
 
 CURT AUGUST SCHROEDER 
 (See No. 1583.) 
 
 ARTHUR JAMES SCITUETTNER 
 Associate; E. G., Norm. Coll. of N. Am. 
 Gymnastic Union, Indianapolis, 1915; b. Ap 
 3", 1886, St. Louis; s. Leopold (b. Ja 6, 1856, 
 da.) and Katherine (Nold) Schuettner (b. My 
 4, 1859, do.). Prepared in (Central H. S., St. 
 Louis. Phi Epsilon Kappa. Gymnastic Soc, 
 Kansas City, Mo., 1915-16; Supvr., Phys. Educ, 
 Pui). Sch. Dept., Buffalo, N. Y., 1916-17; Dir., 
 Educational Gymnastics, Columbia Turnverein, 
 do., 1917; Asst. Instr., Phys. Tr., Univ. of 111., 
 1017-18; Assoc, Phys. Tr. and Dir., Men's 
 Gym., do., 19 18 — ■. Winner all round athletic 
 and gymnastic championship, St. Louis, 1914. 
 Mem., Univ. Club, Urbana; Tower Grove Turn- 
 verein, St. Louis. Address, Univ. Club, Ur- 
 bana. 
 
 WILLIAM EBEN SCHULTZ 
 Professor; A. B., Culver-Stockton Coll., 
 1006; A. M., do., 1907; M. A., Yale, 1909; 
 Ph. D., do., 1915; b. Mr 23, 1887; s. John 
 Christian (b. Jl 25, 1852, Canton, Mo.) and 
 Laura Isabelle (Piner) Schultz (b. S 6, 1852, 
 Crittenden, Ky.). Prepared in Canton (Mo.) 
 H. S. Ali)ha Sigma Phi; Acacia. Scholar and 
 fellow in English, Yale. Instt., Mod. Langs., 
 Culver-Stockton Coll., summer [907; Prof., do.. 
 La Grange Coll., 1907-08; Instr., Eng., Univ. 
 of Kan., 1909-11; Asst., Eng., Yale, 1912-15; 
 Travel and study abroad, summer 1914; Instr., 
 Univ. of HI., 1915-16; Prof, and Head of Eng. 
 Dept., Culver-Stockton Coll., Canton, Mo., 
 19 1 6 — . Ed., The Cantonian. Auth.: Parallel 
 in Literary Biography, Mod. Lang. Notes, Vol. 
 32, 1917; The Country Editor as a Type, N. Y. 
 
942 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Evening Post, My i8, 1912; miscellaneous ar- 
 ticles in Book News Monthly, New York 
 Times, Word and Works, Tech. World, The 
 Builder, Quincy (III.) Jour., Quincy Herald, 
 New Haven (Conn.) Register, Farm and Fire- 
 side, Woman's Nat. Daily, and N. W. Agr.; 
 published five sheet music compositions, author 
 of words and music. Mem., Canton (Mo.) 
 Chautauqua Assn.; A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. ; 
 M. E. Church. Address, 607 Clark St., Can- 
 ton, Mo. 
 
 WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHULZ 
 (See No. Gsgoa.) 
 
 TILLIE JOE SCHUMACHER (RAILSBACK) 
 (See No. 1766.) 
 
 GEORGE FOSS SCHWARTZ 
 Professor; M. B., Univ. of 'Wooster, Woos- 
 ter, O., 1894; A. B., do., 1895; M. A., do., 
 1915; b. S 6, 1872, Cincinnati; s. George 
 Julius (b. S 18, 1850) and Jennie (Foss) 
 Schwartz (b. O 17, 1853, Wooster, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Wooster (O.) H. S. Athaenean; 
 Delta Tau Delta. Cincinnati Coll. of Music, 
 1890-91; Teacher, Central Calif. Conservatory 
 of Music, 1896-98; New England Conservatory 
 of Music, Boston, 1898-1900; Teacher, Univ. 
 of Wooster Sch. of Music, 1900-02; Asst. Prof., 
 Music, Univ. of 111., 1902 — ; Royal Conserva- 
 tory of Music, Leipsic, Ger., 1906-q. Auth. ; 
 Review of Modern Harmony, Foote and Spaul- 
 ding. Music Lovers' Calendar, 1905; A Catech- 
 ism" of Harmony, White-Smith Pub. Co., Boi5- 
 ton, igo8; Melody Harmonization, do., 1912, 
 Harmonic Analysis, The Gorham Press, Bos- 
 ton, 1916; Music in America during Revolu- 
 tionary Times, Etude, Ag 1916; Suggestions 
 for the Self-Taught Cellist, do., 1918; Amateur 
 Ensemble Playing, do., 1918; article on Music 
 for The Young Pepples' Foundation Lib., New 
 York Educ. Soc. Mem., Unitarian Church; 
 Sinfonia Soc, Boston. Married Emma Julia 
 Houghton, Je 18, 1901, Ft. Scott, Kan. Chil- 
 dren: George J., b. Je 2, 1902 (died); Anna 
 Jeannette, b. My 11, 1903. Address, 512 W. 
 Iowa St., Urbana. 
 
 EDWARD ALBERT SCHWING 
 
 (See No. 7199.) 
 
 FRANKLIN WILLIAM SCOTT 
 (See No. 1585.) 
 
 GEORGE HARVEY SCOTT 
 (See No. 993.) 
 
 JAMES BROWN SCOTT 
 Counsellor in International Law; A. B., St. 
 Johns (^oll., 1890; A. M., Harvard, 1891; 
 Dr. of Civ. and Canon Law, Heidelberg, Ger., 
 1894; LL.D., G3orge Washington Univ., 1912; 
 b. Je 3, 1866, Tiverton, Ont. ; s. John and 
 Jeannette (Brown) Scott. Prepared in Cen- 
 tral H. S., Philadelphia. Practiced law, Los 
 Angeles, 1894-99; organized Los Angeles Law 
 Sch. (now law dept. Univ. of So. Calif.), 
 1896; Dean, do., 1896-99; Dean, Coll. of Law, 
 LTniv. of 111., 1899-1903; Prof., Law, Columbia 
 Law Sch., 1903-06; Prof., Law, Law Sch., 
 Univ. of Chicago, summer 1905; Prof., Law, 
 George Washington Univ., 1905-10; Solicitor, 
 Dept. of State, 1906-11; Lecturer, Internat. 
 Law and Diplo:nacy, Johns Hopkins, 1908-16; 
 Trustee and Se:. of the Carnegie Endowment 
 for Internat. Peace, 1910^ — -. Pvt. and Corpo- 
 ral, Co. C, 7th Regt., Calif. Inf., U. S. V., 
 Spanish-Am. War, 1898; Maj. Judge Advocate 
 in war with Germany. Ed. -in-chief. Am. Jour, 
 of Internat. LaTV, 1907 — ; general ed.. Classics 
 of International Law, 1907 — . Auth.: Cases 
 on Internat. Law, 1902; Tests of the Peace 
 Conferences at The Hague, 1899-1907; The 
 
 H^gue Peace Conferences of 1899-1907, 2 
 Vols., 1909; American Addresses at the Second 
 Hague Peace Conference, 19 10; Status of the 
 International Court of Justice, 19 14; An In- 
 ternational Court of Justice, 19 16; The Hague 
 Court Reports, 191 6; Reports of the Hague 
 Conferences of 1899-1907, 1917; Survey of the 
 International Relations between the United 
 States and Germany, 1914-17, 1918; Judicial 
 Settlement of Controversies between States of 
 the American Union; Cases of the Supreme 
 Court, 2 Vols., 1918; Essay on Practice and 
 Procedure of the Supreme Court, 1918; trans- 
 lated into German, Pollock's Short History of 
 Politics, 1893; edited, Fitz-Gerald's Omar 
 Khayyam (with prose translation from French 
 of J. B. Nicolas and an introduction), 1899- 
 1901; various articles to legal reviews. Mem., 
 Educ. Cong., Paris Exposition, 1900 (Hon. 
 Pres. for sect, legal educ); Chm., sect, inter- 
 nat. law in Cong, of Educ, La. Purchase Ex- 
 position, 1905; delegate. Universal Cong, of 
 Lawyers and Jurists, St. Louis, 1904; Technical 
 delegate of the U. S. to Second Hague Conf., 
 1907; Counsel for U. S., in Fisheries Arbi- 
 tration at the Hague, 1910; Pres., Am. Inst, 
 of Internat. Law; Tech. Adviser, Internat. 
 Law, U. S. Delegation to Peace Conf., Paris, 
 France, 1918-19. Married Adele C. Reed ('00), 
 1 90 1, Champaign. Address, 2 Jackson Place, 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 MARGARET ANNIE SCOTT 
 Professor; b. Kincardine, Ont.; d. John (b. 
 Glasgow, Scotland) and Jeannette (Brown) 
 Scott (b. Paisley, do.). Prepared in Brant- 
 ford Young Ladies' Coll. Attended Philadel- 
 phia Sch. of Design for Women; Studied in 
 Ger., 1891-93; do., Paris, 1893-94; Teacher, 
 Ger., Marlborough Sch., 1896-1900; Instr., Ger. 
 and French, Univ. of 111. Acad., 1901-11; 
 Studied at the Sorbonne, Paris, 1912-13; 
 Teacher, French and Ger., "Wallcourt," Au- 
 rora, N. Y., 1913-15; do., H. S., Plattsburg, 
 N. Y., 1915-16; Prof., French, Univ. of Syra- 
 cuse, 1917 — . Address, iiii East Genesee St., 
 Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 ♦MELVILLE AMASA SCOVELL 
 (See No. 85.) 
 
 *CfIARLES WALTER SCRIBNER 
 A. B., M. E. Prof., Mech. Engng., Univ. of 
 111., 1892-4. Died N 19, igo2. 
 
 DAVID LEONARD SCROGGIN 
 Manager; Born O 16, 1864, Logan Co., 111.; 
 
 s. George Washington (b. do.) and Hattie 
 (Sherry) Scroggin (b. Piatt Co., 111.). Prepared 
 in Indianapolis H. S. Worked in shops in Ind., 
 111., Kan.; foreman on C. C. C. and St. L. 
 R. R., Urbana, 1894; mechanician, mach. shop, 
 Univ. of 111., 1900-01; Instr., Mech. Engng., 
 do., 1901-14; Gen. Works Mgr., Peabody Coal 
 Co., Kincaid, 111., 1914 — . Mem., Baptist Church. 
 Married Cora Blanche Wamsley, Je 25, 1893, 
 Indianapolis. Children: Frank Dalton, b. O 14, 
 1895; June Ronchola, b. Je 21, 1897; Philip, b. 
 Je 21, 1905. Address, R. 2, Cloverdale, Ind.t 
 
 JOHN ELBERT SEABRIGHT 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Va., 1910; b. 
 Ap 4, 1886, Bellaire, O. ; s. Frederick (b. 1842, 
 Hanover, (iler.) and Sydney (Otto) Seabright 
 (b. 1 85 5, Wheeling, W. Va.). Prepared in 
 Linsly Inst., W'heeling, W. Va. Research 
 Chem., Aetna Explosives Co.; Chem., Fostoria 
 Glass Co., Moundsville, W. Va. ; Instr., Glass 
 Tech., Univ. of 111., 1918. Mem., Presby. 
 Church. Address, 502 E. John St., Cham- 
 paign.! 
 
 GEORGE WALLACE SEARS 
 (See No. G595.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 943 
 
 MINNIE EARL SEARS 
 (See No. 1418.) 
 
 STEPHEN FAUNCE SEARS 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1896; A. M., 
 (^olumbia, 1898; b. Ag 7, 1874, Brookline, 
 Mass.; s. WiUiam Barnas (b. jc 11, 1832, 
 Hamilton, N. Y.) and Emily Adeline (Faunce) 
 Sears. Prepared in Brookline (Mass.) H. S. 
 President's Univ. Scholar, and First Alternate 
 Fellow in Lit., Coliunbia, 1898-99. Teacher 
 of Eng., French, German, Montclair Military 
 Acad., Montclair, N. J., 1S96-97; Instr., Eng., 
 Univ. of Cincinnati, 1899-1901; Literature and 
 Bus., Boston, 1901-07; Instr., Eng., Univ. of 
 HI., 1907-11; Asst. Prof., Eng., St. Coll. jf 
 Washington, Pullman, Wash., 1911-17; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1917-18; (on leave of absence); Har- 
 rison Fellow in Eng., Univ. of Pa., 1918-19. 
 Auth. : articles for Canadian newspapers; book 
 reviews, literary criticisms and special articles 
 for Boston Evening Transcipt ; The Dial. 
 Mem., Harvard Club of Spokane; Pres., Univ. 
 Club of Pullman; Spokane Club; Ath. Council, 
 State Coll. of Washington, 1913-18; Spokane 
 Amateur Ath. Club; Harvard Club ot Cincin- 
 nati, 1899-1901; Sec.-Treas., Harvard Club of 
 Eastern 111., 1907-11; Columbia Club, Univ. of 
 111., 1907-11. Address, St. Coll. of Washing- 
 ton, Pullman, Wash. 
 
 CHARLES VICTOR SEASTONE 
 (See No. 916.) 
 
 FRED B. SEELY 
 (See No. G597-) 
 
 HOMERO SERIS 
 Associate; A. B., Univ. of Havana, Cuba, 
 1896; Ph. I)., do., 1907; Diploma de Francais, 
 Univ. of Dijon, 1908; b. Ja 12, 1879, Granada, 
 Spain; s. Jos6 (b. D 7, 1835, do.) and Enri- 
 queta (de Latorre) Seris (b. Je 24, 1848, 
 Sancti-Speritus, Cuba). Prepared in Cuenca 
 and Barcelona, Spain; attended Univ. of Paris 
 and the Sorbonne. Teacher, Spanish, Lycee 
 Carnot of Dijon, France, 1910-11; Prof., Span- 
 ish, Inst. Michaud of Dijon, France, 1911-14; 
 Research work, Lib. of Hispanic Soc, New 
 York City, 19 14-17; Assoc, Rom. Langs., Univ. 
 of 111., 1917 — . Auth.: Numerous French ar- 
 ticles and pamphlets. Mem., Inst. General 
 Psychologique of Paris; VI Congress Internat. 
 de Psych, of Geneva; Soc. des Amis de I'Univ. 
 de Dijon; Soc. d'Etudes des Professeurs de 
 Langues Meridionales; Am. Assn. Teachers of 
 Spanish; Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Latin 
 American Club. Married Herlinda Smithers, 
 S 12, 1917, New York City. Child. Marna, b. 
 Ap 2, 1919. Address, 912 S. 5th St., Champaign. 
 
 WILLIAM H. SEVERNS 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Kan., 1Q14; 
 M. S., do., 1916; b. D 25, 1888, Garnett, Kan. 
 Prepared in Garnett (Kan.) H. S. Asst., 
 Mechanics, Univ. of Kan., 1914-15; Lab. Asst., 
 Purdue, 1915-16; Asst. Prof., M. E., N. H. 
 Coll., 1916-17; Instr., M. E. Univ. of 111., 
 191 7 — -■ Jr. Mem., A. S. M. E. Address, 
 303 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 ARTHUR ROMEYN SEYMOUR 
 Associate; B. L., Univ. of Wis., 1894; 
 M. L., do., 1897; Ph. D., do., 1907; b. Jl 8, 
 1872, Dellona, Wis.; s. Silas James and Mary 
 A. (Conine) Seymour. Prepared in Reeds- 
 burg (Wis.) H. S. Special honors in French, 
 1894. Instr., Latin, Wis. Acad., 1894-95; 
 Asst. and Instr., French, Univ. of Wis., 1895- 
 99; Instr., Spanish and French, do., 1902-06; 
 Instr., Rom. Langs., tfniv. of 111 14116-07; 
 Assoc, do., 1907 — : .^dvis;r of Foreign Stu- 
 dents, 1909; — . Auth.: Spanish bul. TJniv. of 
 111.; also a number of articles. Mem., Spanish 
 
 Acad, of Granada, Spain; Cosmopolitan Club; 
 Assn. of Cosmopolitan Clubs, Nat. Pres., 1910; 
 Nat. Alumni Sec, do., 1918 — ; Honorary 
 Mem., Chinese Students Alliance, 19 13 — . 
 Married Mayce B. Fries, Je 7, 1904, Richland 
 Center, Wis. Children: Lois, b. N 21, 1907; 
 Laurence, b. D 10, 1910. Address, 909 Ne- 
 vada St., Urbana. 
 
 LURENE SEYMOUR 
 Teacher; B. S., Univ. of Mich.; Ph. B., do., 
 1905; b. O 2. 1 87-', Jefferson City, Mo.; d. 
 George Edward (b. S 25, 1833, Cleveland) and 
 Julia (Breckenridge) Seymour (b. Mr 7, 1834, 
 Charlotte, Vt.). Prepared in St. Louis and 
 Ann Arbor (Mich.) H. Schs. ; attended Colum- 
 bia. Delta Gamma; Omicron Nu. Teacher, 
 H. S., Lake Linden, Mich., 1895-98; do., H. 
 S., Decatur, 111., 1898-1906; do.. Stout Inst., 
 Menominee, Wis., 1907-11; do., H. S., Newark, 
 N. J., 1912-13; Assoc, H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 
 1913-17; Teacher, Domestic Art, Mills Coll., 
 Calif., 1917 — . Address, 1545 3rd Ave., 
 Oakland, Calif.; bus. add., Mills Coll., Mills 
 Coll. P. O., Calif. 
 
 ARCHIBALD DIXON SHAMEL 
 (See No. 1169.) 
 
 *KATHERINE LUCINDA SHARP 
 (See No. H38.) 
 
 EDITH ADELAIDE SHATTUCK (WHITE) 
 Born Mr 12, 1870, Urbana; d. .Samuel W. 
 and Adelaide Louise (White) Shattuck. Pre- 
 pared in Champaign H. S. Attended Univ. of 
 111., 1886-90. Teacher, free-hand drawing, 
 Univ. of 111., 1890-94. Married James Mc- 
 Laren White ('90), Je 15, 1899, Champaign. 
 Child, Adelaide Louise, b. Mr 14, 1903. Ad- 
 dress, 804 W. University Ave., Champaign. 
 
 *SAMUEL WALKER SHATTUCK 
 (See No. H39.) 
 
 JAMES BYRNIE SHAW 
 Professor; B. S., Purdue Univ., 1889; M. 
 S., do., 1890; D. Sc, do., 1893; b. Mr 20, 
 1866, Remington, Ind.; s. Tames Bvrnie (b. 
 My 28, 1842) and Martha Jane (Be'al) Shaw 
 (b. Ja 15, 1847). Sigma Chi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi. Prof., Math, and Phys., 
 Illinois Coll., 1890-9; Prof., Math, and Astron., 
 Kenyon Coll., 1899-1903; Prof., Math., James 
 Millikin Univ., 1903-10; Prof., Math, Summer 
 Ouarter, Univ. of Chicago, 19 10; Asst. Prof., 
 Math., LIniv. of 111., 1910-1915; Assoc. Prof., 
 do., 1915 — • Auth.: Synopsis of Linear As- 
 sociative Algebra, Publication of Carnegie Inst, 
 of Washington, ID. C, Vol. 78, 1907; Philoso- 
 phy of Mathematics, Open Court, 1918; also 
 a number of articles. Mem., Am. Math. Soc; 
 Soc. Math, de France; Circolo Mat. di Paler- 
 mo; London Math. Soc; Epis. Church. Mar- 
 ried Martha Whittlesey, D 31, 1891 (died Mr 
 5. 1897); Charlotte May Joy, Jl 30, 1901. 
 Child, Richard Joy, b. Je 19, 1905. Address, 
 qoi W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 GERTRUDE SHAWHAN (SCHAEFER) 
 (See No. 839.) 
 
 RAY IRIS SHAWL 
 
 (See No. 7947-) 
 
 DANIEL WILLIAM SHEA 
 Prof, and Dean; A. B., Harvard, 1886; A. 
 M., do., 1888; Ph. D., Friedrich-Wilhelms Uni- 
 versitiit, 1892; b. N 27, 1859, Portsmouth, 
 N. H.; s. Timothy (b. 1S22, Kenmare, Ire.) 
 and Margaret (McCarthy) Shea (b. Ja 12, 
 1823, Middleton, Ire.). Prepared in Brackett 
 Acad., Greenland, N. H. ; attended Academ- 
 
944 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 isches Turn Verein. Phi Beta Kappa. John 
 Tyndall Scholar, Harvard, 1880-92; Asst., 
 Phys., Harvard, 1888, 1892; Asst. Prof., Phys., 
 Univ. of 111., 1892-94; Prof., do., 1894-95; do., 
 The Catholic Univ. of America, Washington, 
 D. C, 1895 — ; Dean of Fac. of Science, do. 
 Auth. : Calibration of an Electrometer, Am. 
 Jour of Sc, Vol. 34. 1S87; Ueber die Brech- 
 ung und Dispersion des Lichtes in den Metal- 
 len, Berlin, 1892; Zur Brechung und disper- 
 sion des Lichtes durch Metalprismen, IVied. 
 Ann., Vol. 47, 1892; Temperature of the di- 
 vided Bunsen Flame, The Physical Review, 
 Vol. 30, 19 10. Mem., N. H. General Court, 
 1886-8, in House of Rep. from Greenland, N. 
 H.; A. I. E. E., 1892-191 1; A. A. A. S.; Am. 
 Phvs. Soc. ; Nat. Geog. Soc. ; Washington Acad, 
 of 'Sc; Univ. Club, Washington, D. C. ; K. C. 
 Address, The Catholic University of America, 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 VICTOR ERNEST SHELFORD 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1903; 
 Ph. D., do., 1907; b. S 22, 1877, Chemung, 
 N. Y. ; s. Alexander Hamilton (b. Ja 9, 1849, 
 do.) and Sarah Ella (Rumsey) Shelford (b. 
 S 5, 1857, Van Etten, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Waverly (N. Y.) H. S. and Cortland (X. Y.) 
 Norm. . Sch. ; Univ. of W. Va. Cosmopolitan 
 Club. Preparator, Asst., Zool., Univ. of Chi- 
 cago, 1903-07; Instr., do., 1907-14; Asst. Prof., 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1914—; Biol., 111. Natural 
 Hist. Sur., 1914 — ; Instr. and Investigator, 
 Puget Sound Biol. Sta., summers 1914, 191 5, 
 1918. Assoc. Ed., publications, do. Auth.: 
 Animal Communities in Temperate America, 
 as Illustrated in the Chicago Region. 1913; 
 more than forty articles in various jours, and 
 buls. Mem., Am. Soc. Zool.; British Ecol. 
 Soc; Am. Fisheries Soc; Entomol. Soc. of 
 Am. ; 111. Acad, of Sc. ; Assn. of Am. Geog- 
 raphers; Am. Alliance for Labor and Democ- 
 racy; Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Ecol. Soc. of Am. 
 Married Mary Mabel Brown, Je 12, 1907, 
 Chicago. Children: Lois Florence, b. My 11, 
 1912; John Victor, b. Jl 29, 1913. Address, 
 506 W. Iowa St., Urbana. 
 
 JACOB KINZER SHELL 
 Professor; A. B.. Univ. of Pa., 1878; M. 
 D., do., 1882; A. M., 1881; b. Ja 16, 1862, 
 Dauphin, Pa.; s. Edmund William (b. My 12, 
 1838, Harrisburg, Pa.) and Susanna (Mc- 
 Cauley) Shell (b. Ja i, 1840. York, Pa.). 
 Prepared in Central H. S., Philadelphia. Dir. 
 Ath., LTniv. of Vt., 1887; do., Swarthmore 
 Coll., 1888-98; Philadelphia Ath. Club, 1891-93; 
 Media Acad., 1890-93; Prof., Phys., Tr. and 
 Dir. of Gym., Coach Track Ath., Univ. of 
 111., 1898-1901; Dir. Ath., Univ. of Pa., 1901- 
 05; St. Luke's Acad., 1902-04; Prof, of Phys. 
 Tr., Swarthmore Coll., 1905 — . Auth.: Prac- 
 ticing Roster of Athletics, 1889, Philadelphia. 
 Mem., Young Men's Soc, St. Mark's Luth. 
 Church, 1882, Pres.; Ath. Com., Y. M. C. A., 
 Chm.; A. A. A. Phys. Educ, 1893, V. P.; 
 Com. on Phys. Educ, La. Purchase Exposi- 
 tion, 1903, V. P.; A. A. U. Athletic Assn., 
 1896, V. P.; Official Handicapper, 1894-98, 
 1901-09. Married Emma Keller, Ag 16, 1884. 
 Children: Joseph Keller, b. D 25, 1885; Su- 
 sanna, b. Te 10, 1887; Catherine, b. O 10, 
 1888; Edward McCauley, b. O 17, 1890; Jacob 
 Kinzer, b. Jl 26, 1892; George, b. F 12, 1895 
 (died D 2, 1895); Emma, b. F 12, 1895 (died 
 F 15, 1896); Cornelius, b. Mr 26, 1901. Ad- 
 dress, 1226 S. 46th St., Philadelphia.! 
 
 STUART PRATT SHERMAN 
 Professor; A. B., Williams Coll., 1903; A. M., 
 Harvard, 1904; Ph. D., do., iqo6; b. O 1, 
 1881, Anita, la.; s. John (b. Vt.) and Ada 
 Martha (Pratt) Sherman (b. N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Troy Conference Acad., Vt.; Wil- 
 liamstown (Mass.) H. S. Alpha Zeta Alpha; 
 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Prizes in Latin, French, Ger., 
 and twice winner of Clark Prize Scholarship; 
 commencement appointment as salutorian, Wil- 
 liams Coll.; Townsend and Thayer scholar- 
 ships. Harvard. Instr., Eng., N. W. Univ., 
 1906-7; Assoc, Eng., Univ. of 111., 1907-08; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1908-09; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1909-11; Prof., rfo., 1911 — . Editorial writer 
 on New York Evening Post and Nation, sum- 
 mer 1908; On staff of Columbia Univ. Summer 
 session, 1912. Auth.: Gaiety of Socrates, 
 1915; Matthew Arnold, Bobbs-Merrill, 1917; 
 On Contemporary Literature, Holt, 1917; In- 
 troduction to W. Bang's John Ford's Drama- 
 tische Werke in Materialien zur kunde des 
 alteren Englischen Dramas, Bd. XXIII, Lou- 
 vain, a Uystpruyst, 1908; English and the Latin 
 Question, 1912, 1914, 1918; Chesterfield, Cy- 
 clopedia of Educ, Vol. I, 191 1 ; numerous 
 other articles, reviews, etc. Co-ed., Cambridge 
 History of American Literature, Putnam, Vol. 
 I, 1917; Ed.. Stevenson's Treasure Island, 
 Holt, 1917; Shakespeare's Coriolanus, Macmil- 
 lan, 1912; Ford's "Tis a Pity, and the Broken 
 Heart, Heath, 1915. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. 
 Nat. Inst. Arts & Letters. Married Ruth Bart- 
 lett Mears, D 25, 1906, Williamstown, Mass. 
 Child, John Mears, b. N 4, 1907. Address, 
 1016 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 JAMES RICKETTS SHINN 
 (See No. 2244.) 
 
 DOROTHY RUTH SHOEMAKER 
 (HUSTON) 
 A. B., Oberlin, 1913. Prepared in Water- 
 loo (la.) H. S. ; la. St. Teacher's Coll. and 
 Randolph-Macon Woman's Coll. Asst., Phys. 
 Tr., Univ. of 111., 1913-15. Married Howard 
 Huston. Address, Columbus Junction, la.f 
 
 ROBERT LOUIS SHORT 
 Instructor; A. B., Chaddock Coll., Ouincy, 
 111.. 1890; b. S 18, 1866, Danville, 111.; s. 
 Robert Atwell (b. S 14, 1836, do.) and Emily 
 Welsh (Murdock) Short (b. Ja 25, 1838, La- 
 favette, Ind.). Prepared in Danville H. S.; 
 Pvt. stud, with H. S. White, N. W. Univ. 
 Instr., Danville Wesleyan Sem., 1885-87; 
 Instr., Chaddock Coll. Prep., 1887-90; Prof., 
 Math., Chaddock Coll., 1893-94; do., Ft. Worth 
 Univ., 1894-97; attended Univ. of Munich, 
 1897-98. Instr., H. S. Quincy, 1898-99; Instr., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1899-1901; Asst. Prof., 
 Math., do., 1901-03; Dept. of Math., D. C. 
 Heath & Co., 1903; in Technical H. S.. Cleve- 
 land, O. Auth.: Supplementary Algeljra, D. 
 C. Heath & Co., 1905; Some Ideas on Prep. 
 Math., Sch. Sc. and Math., 1904; Dualistic 
 Properties Found in Linear Equations, do., 
 1905. Mem., M. E. Church; Soc. for Prom, 
 of Engng. Educ, 1903; Mo. Soc. of Math. 
 Teachers, 1905; O. Assn. of Sc. and Math. 
 Teachers, 1905; A. A. A. S., 1906. Married 
 Laura Grant. D 27, 1893, Danville, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Technfcal High Sch., Cleveland. 
 
 HUMPHREYS OLIVER SIEGMUND 
 (See No. 8752.) 
 
 ♦CHARLES WALLACE SILVER 
 (See No. 15.) 
 
 ANNA VIOLA SIMON (DORNER) 
 Attended The Royal Acad, of Mus., London; 
 Cosmopolitan Sch. of Mus., and Cincinnati 
 Conservatory of Mus. Instr., Mus., Univ. of 
 111., 1913-15. Married H. B. Dorner. Ad- 
 dress, 906 S. Goodwin Ave., Urbana. f 
 
 CORNELIA ELIZABETH SIMON 
 Instructor; b. Ap 27, 1865, Newark, 111.; d. 
 Charles Louis (b. O 16, 1836, Hesse Cassel, 
 Ger.) and Olive Rebecca (Lewis) Simon (b. 
 
Faculty 
 
 945 
 
 Ap 17, 1840^ Canandaigua, N. Y.)- Prepared 
 in Ottawa Tp. H. S. Grad., Lewis Inst., 
 Chicago, 1899. Pupil Teacher, Lewis Inst., 
 1898-9; Instr., Dom. Sc, 111. Soldier's Orphan's 
 Home, i899-:9oo; Asst., H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 
 1900-1; Instr., Dom. Sc, Miller Man. Tr. Sch., 
 Va., 1901 — : Address, Miller Sch., P. O., 
 Albemarle Co., Va. 
 
 EUGENE FRANCIS SIMONDS 
 Instructor; B. A., Sydney Univ., 1910; B. 
 Sc, do., 1911; A. M., Columbia, 1913; Ph. 
 D., do., 1917; b. Jl 24, i88=i. Glen Innes, N. S. 
 Wales; s. Peter (b. 1854. Co. Meath, Ireland) 
 and Catherine (Troy) Simonds (b. 1858, Co. 
 Carlow,' do.). Instr., Cooper Union, New 
 York City, 1914-16; Tutor, Coll. of City of 
 New York, 1916; Exten. Teacher, Columbia, 
 1917; Instr., Math., Univ. of 111., 1917-18; do., 
 H. S., Sydney, Australia, 1918 — : Address, 
 Sidney, Australia. 
 
 FRANCES SIMPSON 
 (See No. 1969.) 
 
 FRANCIS MARION SIMPSON 
 (See No. 3969.) 
 
 CHARLES HERSCHEL SISAM 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1902; 
 A. M., Cornell, 1903; Ph. D., do., 1906; b. 
 S 8, 1879, Cedar Rapids, la.; s. Herschel (b. 
 My 19. 1833, Columbia Co., N. Y.) and 
 Alice May (Lincoln) Sisam (b. Jl 6, 1846, 
 Belvidere, 111.). Prepared in Cedar Rapids 
 (la.) H. S. Sigma Xi. Scholarship, Coe 
 Coll., la., 1898-1902; Grad. Scholarship, Yale, 
 1902-03; Grad. Scholarship, Cornell, 1902-03; 
 Fellowship, do., 1903-04. Instr., Math., U. S. 
 Naval Acad., 1904-06; Instr., Math., Univ. of 
 111., 1906-07; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Gottingen, 
 Ger., 1908; do., Univ. of Turin, Italy, 1908-09; 
 Assoc, Math., do., 1907-09; Asst. Prof., Math., 
 do., 1909-18; Prof., Math., Colo. Coll., 1918 — . 
 Auth. : On the Determination of the Model 
 Curves of Uninursal Ruled Surfaces, Am. 
 Jour, of Math., Vol. 28, 1906; concerning 
 Systems of Conies Lying on Cubic, Quartic, 
 and Quintic Surfaces, do.. Vol. 30, igo8; On 
 the Equations of Quartic Surfaces in terms of 
 Quadratic Forms, S«/. of Am. Math. Soc, 
 Vol. 14, 1908; Some Loci Connected with 
 Plane Curves, Am. Jour, of Math., Vol. 31, 
 1909; On Three-spreads Satisfying four or 
 more Homogeneous Linear Partial Differential 
 Equations of Second Order, do.. Vol. 33, 'Qn; 
 On Hyperconical Conve-xes in Space of r di- 
 mensions, Atti Delia Accademia di Torino, Vol. 
 46, 191 1 ; Analytic Geometry of Space, Henry 
 Holt & Co.; On Rational Sextic Surfaces Hav- 
 ing a Nodal Curve of Order Nine, Am. Jour, 
 of Math., Vol. T,y, 1915; On Surfaces Doubly 
 Generated by Conies, Quarterly Jour, of Math., 
 Vol. 47, 1916; On Sextic Surfaces Having a 
 Nodal Curve of Order Eight, Am. Jour, of 
 Math., Vol. 38, 1916; On a C'onfiguration on 
 Certain Surfaces, Bui. Am. Math. Soc, Vol. 
 22, 19 16; On Two Loci Determined by Concur- 
 rent Tangents, Quarterly Jour, of Math., Vol. 
 48, 1918; also a number of earlier articles. 
 Mem., Am. Math. Soc; M. E. Church. Mar- 
 ried Cora Anna Hutton ('13), Je 27, 1906, 
 Utica, N. Y. Child, Cora Lowell, b. Ja 24, 
 1913. Address, Colo. Coll., Colorado Springs, 
 Colo. 
 
 EDWARD OCTAVIUS SISSON 
 Univ. Pres.; B. S., Kan. Agr. Coll., 1886; 
 A. B., Univ. of Chicago, 1893; Ph. D., Har- 
 vard, 190s; b. My 24, 1869, Gateshead, Eng. ; 
 s. George (b. D 25, 1828, Lancaster, do.) and 
 Mary (Arnott) Sisson. Prepared in Royal 
 Grammar Sch., Morpeth, Eng. Beta Theta 
 Pi. Teacher and Prin., Pub. Schs., Kan., 
 1S86-91; Prin., So. Side Acad., Chicago, 1892- 
 
 97; Teacher, Special Ped. of Secondary Sch. 
 Eng., summer Sch., Chautauqua, N. Y., 1902; 
 Dir., Bradley Poly. Inst., 1897-1904; Special 
 Scholarship, Educ, Harvard, 1904-05; Asst. 
 Prof., Educ, Univ. of 111., 1905-06; Prof., 
 Ped., Univ. of Wash., 1906-12;- Prof., Educ, 
 Reed Coll., Portland, Ore., 1912-13; St. Com- 
 missioner of Educ, Idaho, 1913-17; Pres., 
 Mont. St. Univ., 1917 — . Auth.: Essentials 
 of Character, Macmillan Co., 1910; also numer- 
 ous articles. Mem., N. E. A.; A. A. A. S.; 
 League to Enforce Peace; Advisory Com., 
 Simplified Spelling Bd. ; Mont. St. Teachers' 
 Assn. Married Nellie Stowell. My 29, 1899, 
 Lawn Ridge, 111. Children: Margaret, b. F 
 19, 1908; Calvin Richard, b. Ag 12, 1910. 
 Address, 1414 Maurice Ave., Missoula, Mont. 
 
 MAURICE CHARLES SJOBLOM 
 Engineer; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1913; b. 
 O 7, i886, Grantsburg, Wis. Asst. Engr., St. 
 Water Sur., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; Asst. San. 
 Engr., St. Bd. of Health, Springfield, 111., 
 1916 — . Address, 300 E. Cedar St., Spring- 
 field, Ill.t 
 
 HELEN JEANNE SKEWES 
 Office Geol.; B. A., N. W. Univ., 1913; b. 
 My 7, 1891, Muskegon, Mich.; d. William 
 John (b. S 23, 1861, Cornwall, Eng.) and 
 Ella (Jackson) Skewes (b. F 10, 1859, Rich- 
 land, Mich.). Prepared in Evanston H. S. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Draftsman, U. S. 
 Geol. Sur., 1912-13; Asst. Geol., 111. Sur., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-17; Official Geol., Roxana 
 Petroleum Co., 1917 — . Address, c/o Roxana 
 Petroleum Co., Tulsa, Okla.j 
 
 JOHN HARRISON SKINNER 
 Prof, and Dean; B. S., Purdue Univ., 
 1897; b. Mr 10, 1874, Romney, Ind. ; s. Wil- 
 liam Harrison (b. Jl 9, 1838, Brookville, Ind.) 
 and Mary (Alexander) Skinner (b. Mr 15, 
 1848, Greenville, Tenn.). Prepared in Pub. 
 Sch., Romney, Ind. Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta. 
 Farm Mgr., 1897-99; Asst. Agr., Purdue Univ., 
 1899-igoi; Instr., An. Husb., L^niv. of 111., 
 1901-02; Head of Dept.. An. Husb., Purdue 
 Univ., 1902 — ; Dean, Sch., of Agr., do., 
 igo6 — . Auth.: Contributions to the Annual 
 Report of Purdue Exp. Sta., Bui. No. 108; 
 Buls. No. 115, 129, 130, 136, 142, 153, on 
 Steer Feeding; Nos. 108, 126, on Rations for 
 Fattening Swine; No. 147, on Silage for Win- 
 ter Feeding of Ewes and Lambs; also various 
 Exp. Sta. Cirs. Mem., F. A. A. M. ; Ind. 
 Live Stock Breeders' Assn., Sec; Swine Breed- 
 ers' Assn., Hon. Mem.; Shorthorn Breeders' 
 Assn., Hon._ Mem.; Am. Breeders' Assn.; Soc. 
 for Promotion of Agr. Sc. ; Am. Soc. of An. 
 Nutr. ; M. E. Church. Married Mary Edna 
 Throckmorton, S 3, 1903, Romney, Ind. Chil- 
 dren: boy, b. Ja 20, 1906; Mary Elizabeth, b. 
 Jl 17, 1908; boy, b. O 24, 1912. Address, 
 Lafayette, Ind.f 
 
 WILLIS APPLEFORD SLATER 
 (See No. 2818.) 
 
 ROY HARLEY SLOCUM 
 (See No. 1421.) 
 
 STEPHEN ELMER SLOCUM 
 Professor; B. S., Union Coll., 1897; Ph. D., 
 Clark Univ.. 1900; b. Je 5. 187,. Glenville 
 N. Y. ; s. William W. and Mary E. Slocum. 
 Prepared in Union Classical Inst., Schenectady, 
 N. Y. Special honors in Math, and Phys'., 
 Union Coll., Scholar and Fellow, Clark Univ., 
 1897-1900; Instr., C. E., Univ. of Cincinnati, 
 1900-01; Instr., App. Math., do., 1901-04; 
 Asst. Prof., Math., do., 1904-05; Asst. Prof., 
 Math., LTniv. of 111., 1905-06; Prof., App. 
 Mech., Univ. of Cincinnati, 1906 — . Auth.: 
 
94^ 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 (with E. L. Hancock) Strength of Materials, 
 1907, 2nd Ed., 191 1 ; Resistance of Materials, 
 1914; Theory and Practice of Mechanics, 191 3; 
 Elements of Hydraulics, 1915, 2nd Ed., 191"; 
 A Review of Current Ideas on the Teaching 
 of Math., Science. 1909; The Unification and 
 Continuity of Matlieniatics in School and Col- 
 lege, Frocccdiriys of Tu'cntictli Amik'crsary 
 Celebration, Clark Univ., 1909; The Geographic 
 Aspect of Culture, Pop. Sc. Monthly, 1910 
 General Formula for the Shearing Defleetioi 
 of Beams of Arbitrary Cross Section, rca( 
 before Am. Math. Soc. New York, 1910, Join 
 Frankiin htst., 1911; System and Efficiency i> 
 Technical Instruction, Engng. News, lou 
 Proceedings Soc. Promotion Bngng. Educ, Vo 
 27, 191 o; also many earlier articles. Mem , 
 Am. Math. Soc; Soc. of Automotive Engrf. 
 Married Anna leannette Ware, Je 25. looj, 
 Cincinnati. Children: Dorothy jeannette, b. 
 Jl 28, 1904; Walter Ware, b. JI 13, 1907; Mari- 
 anna Conde b. D 17, 19 17. Address, 565 
 Evansvvood Place, Clinton, Cincinnati. 
 
 ALFRED HIGGINS SLUSS 
 (See No. 1590.) 
 
 CONSTANCE BARLOW-SMITH 
 
 Born Pimlico, Eng. ; d. James S. (b. London, 
 Eng.) and Susan J. (Haskell) Barlow (b. do.). 
 Prejiared in pvt. seminaries. Graduated, 111. 
 Conservatory of Music and Am. Inst, of Nor- 
 mal Methods; professional training under Ag- 
 grimonti. Mason, George Morgan, Frederick 
 Lyman, and Ponanski. Teacher, piano, N. J. 
 Conservatory of Music and Asst., voice and 
 chorus work. 111. Conservatory; supvr., music, 
 City Schs. of Jacksonville for eight yrs. ; teach- 
 er, seven summers in the Morgan Co. Teach- 
 ers' Inst.; Instr., Sight-singing, Ear-training, 
 and in charge of Pub. Sch. Methods, Univ. of 
 111., :903-i6. Auth.: Series of articles on the 
 State Course of Study for the Trainer Lesson 
 Leaf, 1896; The Educational Value of the 
 Folk-Song, A'. E. A. Records, 1910; The Peda- 
 gogy of Music, St. Teachers' Assn. Records, 
 1911; edited a Souvenir Music Number of the 
 Jnter-State Sch. Review: The Ideals of Music. 
 The Woman's Athenaeum Collaboration, F. P. 
 Kaiser I'ub. Co.; Representative Works, Dun- 
 well and I'-ord. Mem., St. and Nat. Educ. 
 Assns.; St. and Nat. Music Teachers' Assn.; 
 111. Delegate to Nat. Music Teachers' Assn., 
 Asheville, N. C. ; two terms on Standing Music 
 Com., St. Fed. of Woman's Clubs, 111. Ad- 
 dress, Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 ELLWOOD SPENCER SMITH 
 Asst. Gen. Mgr.; b. Mr i, 1890, Brooklyn, 
 N. Y. ; s. Evan F. (b. N 25, 1852. Washington, 
 D. C.) and Fannie Louise (Sevvell) Smith (b. 
 Jl 19, 1S58, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.). Prepared 
 in Brooklyn (N. V.) H. S.; I'. S. Naval Acad., 
 1910. Asst., Phys., Univ. of 111., 191 1; Inter- 
 nat. St. Bank, Trinidad, Colo., 191 1-12; Asst. 
 Gen. Mgr., Consolidated Ariz. Smelting Co., 
 Humboldt, Ariz., 1914 — . Married Zella Betty 
 Northcutt, N 27, 191 7, San Diego, Calif. Ad- 
 dress, c/o Consolidated Ariz. Smelting Co., 
 Humbolt, Ariz. 
 
 FLORENCE MARY 
 
 (See No. 1275.) 
 
 SMITH 
 
 FRANK SMITH 
 Professor; Ph. B., Hillsdale Coll., 1885; A. 
 M., Harvard. 1893; b. I' 18, 1857. Winneconne, 
 Wis.; s. Samuel Franklin (b. Mr 10, 1825, 
 Barton, Vt.) and Aurelia Smith (b. N 21, 
 1830, Sutton, N. H.). Prepared in Prep. 
 Dept.. Hillsdale Coll., Mich. Delta Tau Delta. 
 D. M. Martin Math. Prize, Hillsdale Coll., 
 Instr., Math., Prep. Dept., Hillsdale Coll., 
 1882-86; Prof., Chem. and Biol., Hillsdale 
 
 Coll., 1886-92; Instr., Biol., Trinity Coll., 
 1892-93; Asst., Zool., Univ. of 111., 1893-94; 
 Instr., do., 1894-96; Asst. Prof., do.. 1896-1900; 
 As.soc. Prof., do., 1900-13; Prof., do., 19 13 — ; 
 Cvirator, Museum Nat. Hist., do., 1900-17. 
 Auth.: Various papers on the Oligochaeta of 
 North America and Africa; on the migration 
 and habits of birds; and on fresh-water 
 sponges, hydroids, and other groups of inver- 
 tebrates. Mem., A. A. A. S.; Am. Soc. of 
 Zool.; Am. Soc. of Naturalists; Am. Ornithol. 
 Union; Am. Museums Assn. Married Edith 
 Mary Fox, S 28, 1887. Fremont, Ind. (died 
 N 15, 1888); Isadora Stamats, Jl 12, 1800, 
 Bokes Creek, O. Child, Donald Fisk, b. N 
 14, 1888 (died O 29, 1905). Address, 913 W. 
 California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 FRANK ARTHUR GUSHING SMITH 
 Instructor; B. S., Cornell, 1912; M. L. A., 
 Harvard, 1913; b. Ap 22, 1887, Wauwatosa, 
 Wis. Prepared in Wis. St. Norm. Sch. In 
 Wis. Nat. Bank, Milwaukee, 1906-8; Instr., 
 Land. Design., I'niv. of 111., 1913-15; Assoc, 
 do.. 1915; Instr., Land. Exten., Mass. Agr. 
 Coll., 191S — . Mem., Baptist Church. Ad- 
 dress, 359 ist Ave., Wauwatosa, Wis.; bus. 
 add., c/o Mass. Agr. Coll., Amherst, Mass.t 
 
 GEORGE McPHAIL SMITH 
 
 Professor; B. S., Vanderbilt Univ., 1900; 
 Ph. D., Univ. of Freiburg, Baden, 1903; b. 
 N IS, 1878, Nashville, Tenn. ; s. Robert Mc- 
 Phail (b. O 16, i8',7, Norfolk. Va.) and Lae- 
 titia Clark (Trimble) Smith (b. 1840, Nash- 
 ville, Tenn.). Prepared in Fogg H. S., Nash- 
 ville, Tenn. Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Xi; Phi 
 Lambda LTpsiion; Gamma Alpha. Attended 
 Ihiiv. of Berlin and Geneva, 1900-01; Asst., 
 Chem., Lab., Vanderbilt Univ.; Instr., Qviali- 
 tative Analysis, Mich. Coll. of Mines, 1903-04; 
 Instr., Analytical Chem. and Met., N. C. Coll. 
 of Agr. and Mech. Arts, 1904-05; Instr., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1905-09; Assoc, Chem. do., 
 1909-13; Asst. Prof., Chem., do., 1913 — . 
 Auth.: Zur Kenntnis der Derivate des p — Joda- 
 zobenzols und des )ii — Chlorjobenzols mit mehr- 
 \' ertigem Jod, Freidburg, i. B., Speyer & 
 Kaerner, 1903; Heterogeneous Equilibria 
 lietvveen Aqueous and Metallic Solutions (first 
 paper), Jour. A. C. S., Vol. 32, 1910; (with 
 H. C. Bennett) Additional Notes on the Alkali 
 and Alkali-Earth Amalgams, do., Vol. 32, lyio; 
 t'ber hetcrogenc Gkeichgewichte zwischen 
 metallischen und Wasserigen Losuiiger (Erste 
 Mitteilung), Ztschr. fur physikalischc C hemic, 
 Vol. 73, 1910; (by \V. A. Noyes, Sixth cd., 
 revised in collaboration with the author), The 
 Elements of Qualitative .Vnalysis, Henry 
 Holt & (^o., loii; also numerous other arti- 
 cles. Mem., A. C. S. ; Deutsche Chem. Gesell- 
 schaft, 1907; I'ellow, A. A. A. S., 1910. Ad- 
 dress, 1106 California St., Urbana. 
 
 HAMILTON JEWETT SMITH 
 Instructor; Ph. B., Yale, 191 1; A. M., do., 
 1 9 14; b. F 18, 1890, Detroit. Prepared in 
 Detroit Univ. H. S. Railroading, 1911-12; 
 Instr., Eng., LTniv. of 111., 1916-17; U. S. 
 Army Intelligence Office, New York City, 
 1917 — . Mem., Church of Eng. Address, New 
 Haven, Conn.f 
 
 HARVEY E. SMITH 
 Constructor; B. S., Mo. Sch. of Mines., 
 1 9 10; b. 1886, St. Louis. Prepared in Cen- 
 tral H. S., and Y. M. C. A. Night Sch., St. 
 Louis. Chief Engr., Mager Coal Co., W. 
 Mineral, Kan., 1914; Instr., Min. and Mech. 
 Inst., L^niv. of 111., loia-is; Constr., lola, Kan., 
 1915— . .Address. W^. Mineral Kan.; bus. add., 
 3148 Jefferson St., lola, Kan.t 
 
 JAMES ELMO SMITH 
 I (See G614.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 947 
 
 KENNETH GARDNER SMITH 
 (Sec No. 2518.) 
 
 LESLIE DENIS SMITH 
 Christian Sc. Practitioner; B. S., Beloit 
 Coll., 1910; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins, 1913; b. 
 S 6, 1SS9, Grand Rapids, Wis. lustr., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 19 13-14; Christian Sc. Practi- 
 tioner, 19x4 — . Mem., Christian Sc. Church. 
 Address, 5 116 Glenwood Ave., Chicago; bus. 
 add., 1600, 36 S. State St., do-i 
 
 LINDLEY MALCOLM SMITH 
 Entomologist; B. S., O. St. Univ., 1905; 
 b. S 27, i8Si, Chester Hill, O.; s. Stephen (b. 
 Ag I, 1839, do.) and Elizabeth (Roberts) 
 Smith (b. S i, 1845, do.). Prepared in Chester 
 Hill (O.) H. S. Nursery Insp., Ohio, 1905; 
 Hort. Insp., Univ. of 111., 1905-06; Nursery 
 and Orchard Insp., N. C, 1907; Field Asst. 
 to St. Entomol., Univ. of 111., 1907 — . Mem., 
 Biol. Soc; Hort. Club; Y. M. C. A.; Presby. 
 Church. Married Grace Selbv, D 28, 1906, 
 Bartlett, O. Children: Philip Selby, b. N 
 
 II, 1907; Homer Lindley, b. Ag 27, 1909; 
 Malcolm Lambert, b. N ig, 191 1. Address, 
 511 Beveridge St., Carbondale, Ill.t 
 
 LOUIE HENRIE SMITH 
 (See No. 1085.) 
 
 ORRIN HAROLD SMITH 
 (See G617.) 
 
 PERCY ALMERIN SMITH 
 (See No. 1593.) 
 
 RAYMOND STRATTON SMITH 
 (See No. 5948.) 
 
 RHEA GORDON SMITH 
 Chemist; B. S., Rutgers Coll., 1909; b. Mr 
 17, 1S87, Keyport, N. J.; s. J. Walton and 
 Eva Taylor (Herbert) Smith. Prepared in 
 New Brunswick (N. J.) H. S. Asst., Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1909-11; Chem., Mon- 
 fanto Chem. Works, St. Louis, 1911-18; Supt., 
 Antoine Chiris Co., Delawanna, N. J., 1918 — . 
 Married Augusta Eleanor Board, O 30, 1915. 
 Urbaiia. Address, 322 High St., Passaic, N. J.; 
 bus. add., Delawanna, N. J. 
 
 ROSCOE RAYMOND SNAPP 
 (See No. S949-) 
 
 EARL QUINTER SNIDER 
 (See No. 2825.) 
 
 HOWARD JOHN SNIDER 
 (See No. 595o.) 
 
 JOHN McBEATH SNODGRASS 
 (See No. 1772.) 
 
 *EDWARD SNYDER 
 Born O 7, 1835, Sokal, Austrian Poland. 
 Educated in Leniberg and Vienna. Entered 
 Austrian army and attehded Mil. Sch. at 
 Kronstadt and Mauer, 1848-9; Lt. in 1854, 
 and served with the army of occupation sent to 
 prevent the war of the Crimea from extending 
 into Roumania; Teacher, Lang, and Hist, in 
 cadet sch. of Grantz and Styria Solfcrino; 
 came to U. S., 1862; went into war with N. 
 Y. regt. 1862-5; taught sch. in St. Louis and 
 in H. S. at Carlinville after the war; Instr., 
 bookkeeping and Ger., Univ. of 111., 1868, the 
 first yr. of the opening of the Univ.; Prof., 
 Ger., Ger. and Mil. Sc. ; commissioned Col., 
 
 III. Nat. Guard, 1870; in charge of Univ. Bn. 
 until 1880; Prof., Mod. Langs., and Mil. Sc, 
 do., 1873; Dean of Coll. of Lit., do., 1874; 
 
 Recording .Sec, Bd. of 'IVustees, 1870-87; Bus. 
 Agt. (if Univ., 1870-6; Prof, of (ier. Lang, 
 and Lit. 1889. Ciavc the Univ. $12,000 in 
 i8qi), to be loaned to worthy students; now 
 maintained as a students' beneficiary aid fund. 
 Retired 1896, going to Calif. Died S 13, 
 1903, Pacific Beach, Calif. 
 
 GERTRUDE CLARK SOBER (CHURCH) 
 
 B. S., Univ. of Mich., 1892; b. Ap 15, 1866, 
 Detroit; d. Nelson Washington (b. N. Y.) and 
 Ellen Augusta (Hurlbut) Clark (b. 1835, Port- 
 land, Conn.). Prepared in Mich. St. Norm. 
 Coll., Ypsilanti. Pi Beta Phi. Sc. Teacher, 
 H. S. ; Coldwater. Mich., 1886.90; Prin., H. 
 S., Ishpeming, 1901-03; Instr., H. Sc, Univ. 
 of 111., 1903-04. Auth.: Series of articles on 
 H. Sc, in Sch. Nezvs of 111., 1903-05; Food, 
 Bui. No. 10. Cornell Univ.; Managing Ed., 
 Arrow of Pi Beta Phi. Sec, Free Kinder- 
 garten Assn., Madison, 1898-99. Mem., Madi- 
 son Woman's Club, 1898-09; Tues. Art Club, 
 Milwaukee; Milwaukee Branch Coll. Alumnae; 
 Chm., Exten. and Indus. Com. Y. W. C. A.; 
 y. P., Home for Aged. Married Hiram Allen 
 Sober, N 23, 1892 (died S 10, 1900); James 
 Sherman Church, Ap 5, 1905. Child, Marion 
 Ellen, b. D 23, 1893. Address, 683 Stowell 
 Ave., Milwaukee. t 
 
 ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE 
 Physicist; B. S., DePauw Univ., 1905; b. 
 Ja 28, 1883, Milroy, Ind. ; s. Ira A. (b. 1855, 
 do.) and Linda Somerville (b. 1850, Edgar. 
 111.). Prepared in Milroy H. S. Delta Kappa 
 Epsilon. Asst., Math, and Phys., DePauw 
 Univ., 1904-05; Instr., Math. Univ. Acad., 
 1905-06; Instr., Phys., Cornell, 1906-12; U. S. 
 Bur. of Standards, 1908; Chief Physicist, U. 
 S. Rubber Co., New York City, 1912 — . Mar- 
 ried Emma Louise Rapelye, My 3, 1913, New- 
 ark, N. J. Children: Norman Alexander, b. 
 F 17, 1914; Marian Linn, b. Mr 9, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, U. S. Rubber Co., 1790 Broadway, New 
 York City. 
 
 RAFAEL ARCANGEL SOTO 
 
 (See No. 5427.) 
 
 OWEN JAMES TRAINOR SOUTHWELL 
 
 Instructor; A. B., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 1915; b. S 20, 1892, New Iberia, La. Pre- 
 pared in Beaumont (Tex.) H. S. ; Tulane 
 LTniv. Stud. Asst., Carnegie Inst, of Tech., 
 1914-15; with Ingahm and Boyd, Archs., 1916; 
 Instr., Arch. Design, Univ. of 111., 1916-18. 
 Naval Aviation, France, 1918 — . Mem., Cath- 
 olic Church. Address, 1500 Gulf St., Beau- 
 mont, Tex.t 
 
 CHARLES HERBERT SPAULDING 
 (See No. 5428.) 
 
 BARTHOLOMEW J. SPENCE 
 Professor; B. S., N. W., Univ., 1905; Ph. 
 D., Princeton, 1909; b. Je 4, 188 j, Chicago. 
 Attended Univ. of Wis., 1905-06. Asst., 
 Chem., N. W. Univ., 1903-05; Asst., Phys., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1905-06; Asst., Phys., Univ. 
 of 111., 1906-07; Asst. Prof., Phys., Univ. of 
 N. Dak., 1907; Teaching Fellow in Phys., 
 1907-08; Experimental Sc. Fellow in Phys., 
 1908-09; Instr., Phys., 1909-10; Asst. Prof., 
 Phys., Univ. of N. l^ak., 19 10 — . Auth., Vari- 
 ations of Arc Spectra, Astrophysical Jour., 
 1905. Me., Epis. Church. Address, Univ. of 
 N. Dak., Grand Forks, N. Dak.f 
 
 DAVID ELLSWORTH SPENCER 
 Professor; B. L., Univ. of Wis., 1887; A. 
 M., Harvard, 1891; b. F 22, 1863, Berlin, Wis.; 
 s. Alanson Anderson (b. V/est. Oneida Co., 
 N. Y.) and Sarah (Ellsworth) Spencer (b. 
 Erie Co., Pa.). Instr., Hist., Univ. of Wis., 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 1888-90; do., and stud., Harvard, 1891; Act- 
 ing Asst. Prof., Hist., Univ. of Mich., 1892- 
 93; Asst. Prof., Hist., Leland Stanford, 1892- 
 1901; leave of absence from Leland Stanford 
 for historical study at Leipsic, Ger., 1899- 
 1900; Acting Prof., Hist., Univ. of 111., 1901- 
 02; Special historical research work in Paris, 
 France, 1902. Address, Pacific Grove, Calif. t 
 
 JOEL ANDREW SPERRY 
 Associate; B. A., Yale, 1908; M. S., do., 
 1912; Ph. D., do., 1914; b. Jl 10, 1886, New 
 Haven, Conn.; s. Frank Howard (b. Ja 3, 
 1859, do.) and Mary Beecher (Wells) Sperry 
 (b. Ap 29, 1858, Bridgeport, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Wheedon Sch. and New Haven 
 (Conn.) H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Xi; Nu 
 Sigma Nu. Honorary Scholar, Yale, 1910- 
 11; Asst., Bacteriol., Yale, 19 12-14; Bur. of 
 (^"hem. with Pure Food and Drugs Comn., 
 1912; Bacterid, with special research in pvt. 
 lab.. New York City, 1913; Instr., Bacteriol., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Assoc, do., 1916-18. 
 1st Lt., Sanitary Corps, U. ' S. A. Auth.: 
 The Antiseptic and Bactericidal Properties of 
 Egg White, Jour. Med. Research, 1912; The 
 ■Behavior of Bacteria towards Purified Animal 
 and Vegetable Proteins, Jour. Biol. Chem., 
 1913. Mem., Epis. Church; Pres. 111. Section, 
 Soc. Am. Bacteriols. Married Caroline Zeily 
 Newton, Je 12, 1915, New Haven, Conn. Ad- 
 dress, Army Med. Sch., Washington, D. C. 
 
 GEORGE WASHINGTON SPINDLER 
 (See No. G626.) 
 
 CHARLES STOCKMAN SPONNER 
 (See No. G627.) 
 
 EDWARD G. SQUIRE 
 B. S., la. St. Coll., 1916; b. Ag 8, 1893. 
 Grinnell, la. Prepared in Grinnell (la.) H. 
 S. Gamma Sigma Delta; Delta Sigma Rho; 
 Phi Kappa Phi. Instr., Bot. Lab., la. St. 
 Coll., 1913-15; Asst. Sec, Y. M. C. A., 191S- 
 16; Asst.,. Dairy Mfs?., Univ. of 111., 1916-17. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 1317 West 
 St., Grinnell, la.t 
 
 OTIS ORION STANLEY 
 (See No. 1595) 
 
 MARGARET BEAUMONT STANTON 
 
 (KIRSHMAN) 
 Instructor; B. Sc, la. St. Coll., 1902; A. 
 M., Univ. of Wis., 1908; A. M., Columbia, 
 1914; b. My 16, 1884, Ames, la.; d. Edgar 
 Williams (b. O 3. 1850, Waymart, Pa.) and 
 Margaret Price (McDonald) Stanton (b. O 22, 
 1845. Zanesville, O.). Prepared in Ames (la.) 
 H. 'S. ; Bryn Mawr Coll., 1902-03. Phi Beta 
 Phi; Phi Kappa Phi. Instr., Hist., la. St. 
 Coll.; Instr., Colo. St. Prep. Sch., Boulder 
 Colo.; Teacher, H. S., Des Moines; Instr., 
 Home Econ., Univ. of 111., 1914-16; Fellow, 
 Womans Educ. and Indus. Union, Boston; 
 Instr., Pine Manor, Coll. Dept. of Dana Hall, 
 Wellesley, Mass. Auth.: Articles in Teach- 
 er's Coll. Record; III. Agr., and others. Mar- 
 ried John Emniett Kirchman, Ag 16, 1916, 
 Ames, la. Address, 36 Ash St., Cambridge, 
 Mass. 
 
 WILLIAM MACY STANTON 
 Architect; B. S., Univ. of Pa., 1913; M. S., 
 do., 1914; b. S 15, 1888, Tacoma, O. ; s. Wil- 
 liam (b. S 15, 1839, Barnesville, O.) and Jane 
 S. (Davis) Stanton (b. Flushing, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Westtown (Pa.) Sch. Theta Chi. 
 Grad. work, Univ. of 111., three yrs. ; Instr., 
 Arch., LTniv. of 111., 1914-17; do., Univ. of 
 Pa., 1917-18; Plant Engng. Dept., Chester 
 Shipbuilding Co., 1917-18; Progress Engng., 
 Emergency Fleet Corp., Philadelphia, 1918 — . 
 
 Mem., T. Square Club, Philadelphia; League 
 Club, do. Married Edith Cope, S 2, 191 6, 
 Woodbury, N. J. Child, Susanna Morris, Jl. 
 23, 1917. Address, Lansdowne, Pa.; bus. add., 
 c/o Emergency Fleet Corp., Philadelphia. 
 
 ROBERT WATT STARK 
 
 (See No. 921.) 
 
 •JOHN MATHER STAYMAN 
 
 (See No. 155.) 
 
 JOEL STEBBINS 
 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Neb., 1899; Ph. 
 D., Univ. of Calif., 1903; b. Jl 30, 1878, 
 Omaha, Neb.; s. Charles Sumner (b. 1848, 
 Pa.) and Sara Ann (Stubbs) Stebbins (b. 
 1846, do.). Prepared in Omaha (Neb.) H. 
 S. Phi Delta Theta; Sigma Xi. Scholar, 
 Math, and Astron., Univ. of Neb., 1899-1900; 
 Asst., Washburn Obs., Univ. of Wis., 1900- 
 01; Fellow in the Lick Obs., Calif., 1901-03; 
 Lnstr., Astron., Univ. of 111., 1903-04; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1904-13; Prof., do., 1913 — . Rum- 
 ford premium. Am. Acad. Arts and Sc, 1913; 
 Draper medal, Nat. Acad. Sc, 1915. Auth. 
 of various articles in Astron. Jours., 1901-18, 
 principall}^ upon stellar photometry. Mem., 
 Am. Phys. Soc; A. A. A. S. ; Phys. Com., 
 Div. of Phys., Nat. Research Council, 1918. 
 Married May Louise Prentiss, 1905, Lincoln, 
 Neb. Children: Robert Prentiss, b. 1907; 
 Isabelle, b. 1910. Address, 1013 W. Nevada 
 St., Urbana. 
 
 AVA D. STEELE 
 Superintendent; A. B., Mo. Valley Coll., 
 1896; A. M., Univ. of Mo., 1900; b. S 6, 
 1876, Carrollton, Mo. Grad. of Boston Sch. 
 of Expression, 1897. Kappa Kappa Ciamma. 
 Prin., H. S., Larimore, N. Dak., 1901-02; 
 Instr., Eng., Millikin Univ., 1903-07; do., 
 Lhiiv. Acad., 1907-11; do., Man. Tr. H. S., 
 Indianapolis, 1911-13; District Supt., United 
 Charities of Chicago. Address, 5493 Cornell 
 Ave., Chicago. 
 
 EDWARD STRIEBY STEELE 
 Govt. Service; A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1872; 
 B. D., Oberlin Theo. Sem., 1877; b. Ap 20, 
 1850, Farmingdale, 111.; s. James and Minerva 
 S. (McConoughey) Steele. Prepared in Prep. 
 Dept., Oberlin Coll. Teacher, Elementary 
 Latin, Greek, and Eng., LIniv. of 111., 1872- 
 73; minister. Concord, HI., 1877-81; Grad. 
 Stud.. Andover Theo. Sem., 1881-83; attend- 
 ed Harvard Divinity Sch., 1883-84; Prof., 
 Phil., Middlebury Coll., 1884-85; attended 
 Univ. of Leipsic, 1885-86; Harvard Divinity 
 Sch., 1886-87; Sub-ed., (Century Dictionary, 
 1889-91; govt, service, 1891 — . Mem., Soc. 
 for Phil. Inquiry of Washington; Am. Phil. 
 Assn. Married Grace Avery King, Ja 29, 
 1891, Washington, D. C. Address, 1522 Q 
 St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 
 
 WALDEMAR MATTHAEUS STEMPEL 
 (See No. G635.) 
 
 BIRD RICHARD STEPHENSON 
 (See No. G636.). 
 
 *ODDGEIR STEPHENSON 
 A. B., Univ. of Copenhagen, 1899; b. F 
 9, 1880, (Copenhagen, Denmark. Attended 
 Poly. Inst., Copenhagen, 1898-1900. Teacher, 
 Hist., Geog., and Nat. Hist., Gamulholm Coll. 
 (Acad.), Copenhagen, 1898-1900; with Danish 
 S. Schuckert Co., Copenhagen, 1900-01; West. 
 Elec Co., Chicago, 1902-03; Automatic Elec 
 Co., 1903; West. Elec. Co., 1904; Mo. Pacific 
 R. R. Co., 1904; Wagner Elec. Co., St. Louis, 
 1904; Asst., Elec. Design (half time), Univ. 
 of 111., 1907-08. Mem., Epis. Church. Died 
 191 1. 
 
Faculty 
 
 949 
 
 FRANK LINCOLN STEVENS 
 Professor; B. L., Hobart Coll., 1891; B. S., 
 Rutgers Coll., 1893; M. S., do., 1897; Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1900; b. Ap i, 1871, Syra- 
 cuse, N. Y. ; s. Henry Benjamin (b. Ja 18, 
 1842, Fairfield, N. Y.) and Helen Clarissa 
 (Lincoln) Stevens (b. Jl i, 1845, Syracuse, 
 N. Y.) Prepared in Onondaga Acad., N. Y. ; 
 Syracuse Univ.; O. St. Univ. Phi Kappa 
 Psi; Sigma Xi. Traveling Fellow, Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1900-01; Instr., Vegetable Pathol., 
 N. S. Coll. of A. and M. Arts, 1901-02; Prof, 
 and Pathol., N. C. Agr. Exp. Sta., 1902-12; 
 Dean, Porto Rico Coll. of A. and M. Arts., 
 Mayaguez, P. R., 1912-14; Prof., Plant 
 Pathol., Univ. of 111., 19 14 — . Auth. : Numer- 
 ous books and articles in mags., buls., jours, 
 and reports; Assoc. Ed., Phytopathology and 
 Jour, of Bacterial. Mem., A. A. A. S. ; Am. 
 Breeders' Assn.; Am. Mycol. Soc. ; Am. Na- 
 ture Study Soc; Am. Phytopath. Soc; Am. 
 Soc. Bacteriol. ; Am. Soc. Naturalists; Bot. 
 Soc. Am.; 111. Acad, of Sc. ; N. C. Acad, of 
 Sc. Married Addie Theodosia Chapman, Je 
 16, 1897, Columbus, O. Children: two, died 
 at birth. Address, 1002 Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 JAMES GARFIELD STEVENS 
 Professor; Ph. B., Alfred Univ., 1906; Ph. 
 D., Univ. of Pa., 1915; b. Ag 27, 1881, Al- 
 fred, N. Y. Prepared in Alfred (N. Y.) 
 Acad. Social Settlement Worker, S. End 
 House, Boston, 1906-8; In Charity Orgn. 
 Work, Greenwich, Conn., 1908-10; Grad. Stud., 
 Cornell, 1910-13; Fellow, Univ. of Pa. 1913- 
 14; Instr., Sewanee Coll., 1914-15; do., Sociol., 
 Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Assoc, do., 1916-18; 
 Head of Econ. Dept., Middlebury Coll., Mid- 
 dlebury, Vt., 1918 — . M-em., Baptist Church. 
 Address, Middlebury, Vt.f 
 
 JOHN ALFORD STEVENSON 
 (See No. G641.) 
 
 ROBERT HOWARD STEVENS 
 Chemist; B. S., John B. Stetson Univ., 
 1908; M. S., Univ. of Chicago, 1909; b. Jl 
 28, 1885, Dayton, O. ; s. Howard Barney and 
 Lillis (Allen) Stevens. Prepared in John B 
 Stetson Acad., Deland, Fla. Asst., Chem. 
 Univ. of 111., 1909-12; Chem., Apartado, Colum 
 bia, S. A., 1916; do., Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 
 1918 — . Mem., Dixie Club, Univ. of 111. Ad 
 dress, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 
 
 CARL S. STEVENSON 
 Engineer; E. M., O. St. Univ., 1908; b. F i, 
 1885, Chicago. Ivy Orator. Asst., Min. 
 Engng., O. St. Univ., 1908-09; Min. Engr., 
 Tenn. Coal, Iron, & R. R. Co., 1909-10; Instr., 
 Min. Engng., LTniv. of 111., 1910-11; Min. 
 Engr., Central Sts. Section, U. S. Bur. of 
 Mines, Pittsburgh, 1911-13; Dir., Educ. Dept.. 
 Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., 1913-17. Capt., 30th 
 Regt. Engrs. Address, Ishpeming, Mich. 
 
 ROBERT KENT STEWARD 
 Professor; B. S. in C. E., Univ. of Me., 
 1908; C. E., do., 1910; b. Jl 22, 1885, Skowhe- 
 gan. Me.; s. Willard B. (b. 1855, do.) and 
 Alice (White) Steward (b. 1856, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Skowhegan H. S. Phi Gamma Delta. 
 Instr., Univ. of Me., 1909; Instr., G. E. D., 
 Univ. of 111., 1909-13; Assoc, do., 1913-16; 
 Prof, and Head of Dept., Drawing and De- 
 sign, Mich. Agr. Coll., 1916 — . Auth.: (with 
 H. W. Miller) Notes on Mechanical Drafting. 
 Mem., Soc. for Promotion of Engng. Educ. ; 
 Hon. Mem., Elec Soc. Married Marjorie Carl- 
 ton, Ag 26, 1911, Old Town, Me. Address, 
 Box 822, E. Lansing, Mich. 
 
 CHARLES LESLIE STEWART 
 (See No. G643.) 
 
 HAROLD WILSON STEWART 
 (See No. 3982.) 
 
 ♦RUSSELL OSBORNE STIDSTON 
 A. B., Leland Stanford, 191 1; A. M., do.. 
 1912; Ph. D., do., 1914; b. Ag 20, 1889. Pre- 
 pared in Loo Gatos (Calif.) H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Asst., Eng., Leland Stanford, 1911-12; 
 Teaching Asst., do., 1912-13; Acting Instr., do., 
 1913-14; Asst., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; 
 Instr., do., Univ. of Wash., 1915-16. Mem., 
 Epis. Church. Died Je 27, 19 16, San Francisco. 
 
 . WILLIAM WARREN STIFLER 
 
 (See G648.) 
 
 J. LEONARD ST. JOHN 
 Assistant; A. B., la. St. Teacher's Coll., 
 1915; b. F 12, 1891, Janesville, la. Prepared 
 in la. St. Teacher's Coll. H. S., Cedar Falls, 
 la.; Purdue, 1915-17. Teacher, Chem., Pur- 
 due, 1915-17; Asst., Soil Analysis, Univ. of 
 111., 1917 — . Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 
 1207 W. Main St., Urbana. f 
 
 HARRY HARKNESS STOEK 
 Professor; B. S., Lehigh Univ., 1887; E. M., 
 do., 1888; b. Ja 16, 1866, Washington, D. C. ; 
 s. Jacob F. (b. 1835, Martisville, Pa.) and 
 Susan (Lear) Stoek b. 1840, Hagerstown, Md.). 
 Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Xi; Delta Phi; Saluta- 
 torian. Min. Engr., Susquehanna Coal Co., 
 1888-90; Instr., Mineral Metall., and Geol., 
 Lehigh Univ., 1890-3; Asst. Prof., Mineral, 
 and Metall., Pa. St. Coll., 1893-7; Ed., Mines 
 and Minerals, Scranton, Pa., 1897-1909; Prof., 
 Min. Engng., Univ. of 111., 1909 — . Auth.: 
 Economic History of Anthracite, published by 
 the Carnegie Foundation; The Anthracite Coal 
 Fields, U. S. Geol. Sur., Rpt.; Secondary Edu- 
 cation of Mine Employees; The Storage of 
 Bituminous Coal; also other articles in various 
 Jours. Ed.: Coal and Metal Miners' Pocket- 
 book; Fulton's Coke; Lake's Prospecting for 
 Gold and Silver; Coal Mining Course of In- 
 ternat. Text Book Co. Mem., 111. Min. Inves. 
 Comn., 1909-17; 111. Mine Rescue Sta., Comn., 
 Sec, 1911-17; U. S. Assay Comn., 1900; A. 
 I. M. E. ; Inst, of Min. Engrs. of Great Britain; 
 Lake Superior Min. Inst.; Coal Min. Inst, of 
 Am., Pres. ; W. Va. Coal Min. Inst.; West. 
 Soc. of Engrs.; 111. Acad, of Sc; Soc. 
 for Promotion of Engng. Educ. Married Mir- 
 iam Ricketts, D 20, 1894. Child, Leigh, b. 
 1897. Address, 1103 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 HERBERT KING STONE. 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1905; b. 
 F 18, 1883, Waterford, Me.; s. William Emer- 
 son (b. do.) and Caroline Elizabeth (Fifield) 
 Stone (b. Fryeburg, Me.). Prepared in 
 Kent's Hill (Me.) Sem.; Univ. of Mich., sum- 
 mer 1909; Tulane Univ., 1909-10; Univ. of 
 Chicago, iQio-11, summers, 1912-17. Teacher, 
 French and Eng., Rugby Acad., New Orleans, 
 1906-07; do.. Newman Man. Tr. H. S., do., 
 1908-10; Asst., French, Univ. of Chicago, 
 1910-11; Instr., do., N. W. Univ., 1911-14; 
 do., Univ. of Minn., 1914-15; Asst., Rom. 
 Langs., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Instr., do., 
 Grinnell Coll., 1917-18; Asst. Prof., do., 1918 — . 
 Mem.. Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am. Address, 
 1022 Park St., Grinnell, la. 
 
 GERALD DARFIELD STOPP 
 
 (See No. 7241.) 
 
 JAMES STORER 
 
 Secretary; A. B., Cornell, 1912; A. M., do., 
 1914; b. N 7, 1887, Buffalo, N. Y.; s. Jacob 
 (b. O 18, 1861, Switzerland) and Julia (Kuhn) 
 Storer (b. E. Aurora, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Masten Park H. S., Buffalo, N. Y. Phi Delta 
 Kappa. Asst. Instr., Cornell, 1910-12; Instr., 
 do., 1912-14; do., Univ. of Okla., summer 1913! 
 
950 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 do., Dept. of Geol., Univ. of 111., 1914-15; 
 Head, Geol. Dept., East. 111. St. Norm.; 
 Sec, Bd. of Educ, Buffalo, N. Y. Auth.: 
 Origin and Distribution and Uses of Tung- 
 sten, 1914; The Geology of Jefferson Co., Ky. ; 
 Report on the Oil Fields of Clinton, Okla. 
 Mem., Buffalo Chamber of Commerce; Rotary 
 Club; Natural Sc. and Hist. Soc. ; Cornell 
 Alumni Assn. Married Nora E. Meyer, Ag 
 I, 19 1 7, Buffalo, N. Y. Address, 44 Butler 
 Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 RUSSELL McCULLOCH STORY 
 Associate; A. B., Monmouth, 1904; A. -M., 
 Harvard, 1909; Ph. D., do., 1917; b. Ap g, 
 1883, Washburn, 111.; s. William Murray (b. 
 1852, Westford, Pa.) and Zillah Bell (Mc- 
 Culloch) Story (b. i860, Cazenovia, 111.). 
 Prepared in Aledo H. S. Instr., Clark Coll., 
 1909-10; do., Monmouth Coll., 1910-1.-1; do., 
 Pol. Sc, LTniv. of 111., 1914-17; Assoc, do., 
 191 7; (leave of absence), for Y. M. C. A. 
 work in Moscow, Russia, 1917-18; gen. office 
 Y. M. C. A., New York City, 1919 — . Auth.: 
 Articles in The Outlook and Miin. Encyclo- 
 pedia. Mem., Pol. Sc, Assn.; Presby. Church. 
 Married Gertrude Anderson, S 1, 1909, Paw- 
 nee, Neb. Address, 603 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 ELLIS BAGLEY STOUFFER 
 (See No. G651.) 
 
 ERNEST LAWRENCE STOUFFER 
 (See No. 9420.) 
 
 JOHN ELBERT STOUT 
 Professor; A. B., Cornell, 1904; Ph. M., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1908; Ph. D., do., 1918; 
 I). D 15, 1867, Lisbon, la. Prepared in Rhodes 
 (la.) H. S.; Cornell Coll. Acad. Prof., Educ, 
 Cornell Coll., 1905 — . (Leave of Absence) ; 
 Acting Prof., Educ, Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 1107 W. 
 Oregon St., Urbana. t 
 
 EARLE KENNETH STRACHAN 
 (See No. G653.) 
 
 FLEDA DEVERE STRAIGHT (MYERS) 
 (See No. 3565.) 
 
 MAUDE WHEELER STRAIGHT 
 (CARMAN) 
 
 A. B., Wellesley Coll., 1802; b. Fairbury, 
 111.; d. Hiram Judson (b. 1840, Chautauqua 
 Co., N. Y.) and Annie (Wheeler) Straight (b. 
 1842, Naples, N. Y.). Prepared in Oak Park 
 H. S. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Lib. Course at 
 Armour Inst., Chicago, 1894-96; organized 
 Pub. Lib., Dubuque, la., 1896-97; Libn., Osh- 
 kosh Norm. Sch., 1897-98; Instr., Lib. Econ. 
 and Ref. Libn., Univ. of 111., 1898-99; Asst. 
 Prof., 1899-1900. Married Albert Pruden 
 Carman, Je 21, 1900, Oak Park, 111. Address, 
 908 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 SAMUEL WESLEY STRATTON 
 (See No. 411.) 
 
 JOHN STROM 
 (See No. 4440.) 
 
 WALTER GOTTFRID STROMQUIST 
 (See No. 4441.) 
 
 •ARNOLD VALENTINE STUBENRAUCH 
 
 B. S., Univ., of Calif., 1899; M. S., Agr., 
 Cornell, 1901; b. Ap 27, 1871, New Orleans, 
 La.; s. Valentine (b. Mr 23, 1847, Sondern- 
 heim, Ger.) and Henrietta (Weber) Stuben- 
 rauch (b. N 10, 1849, New Orleans, La.). 
 Prepared in Prep, of Tulane Univ., La. 
 Sigma Xi; Alpha Zeta; Acacia. Fellowship in 
 
 Hort., Cornell, 1900-01; Supt. of Agr. Exp. 
 Sta., Paso Robles Substation, Calif., 1895-96; 
 Clerk, Calif. Exp. Sta., 1896-1900; Fellow in 
 Hort., Cornell, 1900-01; Instr., Hort.. Univ. 
 of 111., 1901-02; Asst. Prof., Hort. in charge 
 of Exp. Sta., Univ. of Calif., 1902-06; Special 
 Agt. in Fruit Transportation and Storage, 
 Pomol. Investigations of the U. S. Dept. of 
 Agr., 1906-13; Pomologist in charge of Pomol. 
 Investigations, U. S. Dept. of Agr., 1913-14; 
 do., in charge of Hort. and Pomol. Investiga- 
 tions, do., 1914; Prof., Pomol. Univ. of Calif., 
 1914-17. Auth. (with H. B. M. Buchanan): 
 A Country Reader, 2 Vols., MacMillan Co.; 
 Report on Climate and Cultures at South Coast 
 Range Sta., Calif. Exp. Sta. Report, 1895-7; 
 Laboratory Study of Percolation of Water 
 Through Soils, Calif. Exp. Sta. Report, 1898- 
 1901 ; articles on fruits of Calif., in Cyclo- 
 pedia of Am. Hort., 1901-2; also a number 
 of buls. ; contributions to Revised Encyclopedia 
 Am. Hort. by L. H. Bailey; at time of death 
 had book on Marketing of Hort. Products in 
 preparation which is to be completed by C. 
 W. Mann and H. J. Ramsey of U. S. Dept. 
 of Agr. Married Marie Elizabeth Meyer, Ja 
 8, 1895, San Francisco. Children: Arnold 
 Valentine, Jr., b. N 25, 1895; Paul Bailey, b. 
 Ja 17, 1907. Died F 12, 1917, Berkeley, Calif. 
 
 OTTO STUHLMANN, JR. 
 (See No. G65S.) 
 
 RAY THOMAS STULL 
 Ceramist; E. M., O. St. Univ., 1903; b. Mr 
 12, 1875, Elkland, Pa.; s. David W. (b. do.) 
 and Mary (Thomas) Stull (b. Tuscarora, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Mansfield St. Norm. Sch., 
 Pa. Sigma Xi; Acacia; Alpha Chi Sigma; 
 Keramos. Chemist, Am. Terra Cotta & 
 Ceramic Co., 1902-04; Supt., Mt. Savage 
 Enamel Brick Works, 1905-07; Supt., Steiger 
 Terra Cotta & Pottery Co., 1907; Instr. 
 Ceram., Univ. of 111., 1907-11; Assoc, do., 
 191 1 ; Dir. of Courses in Ceram., 1912-15; 
 Ceram. Engr., Dunn Wire Cut Lug Brick Co., 
 i9i,S->7; Chief Ceram., U. S. Bur. of Mines, 
 1917 — . Invented Automatic Brick Enamel 
 Making Machine, iQio-ii. Auth.: A cheap 
 Enamel for Stoneware, Part II, Bui. No. 11, 
 Ceram. Dept., Univ. of 111.; Notes on Manu- 
 facture of Enamel Brick with Some Investiga- 
 tions on Enamel Brick Slips, Bui. No. 12, do.. 
 Making Front Brick Without Repressing, Clay 
 Worker, 1908; A Lubricating Die for Hollow 
 Ware, Clay Record, 1910; The Advantage of 
 Thoroi:gh Clay Preparation, Clay Crafter, 1910; 
 Influeifice of Variable Silica and Alumina on 
 Porcelain Glazes of Constant RO., Trans. Am. 
 Ccrain. Soc, Vol. 14; Points on Construction 
 and Operation of Lubricating Die, Clay Work- 
 er. S 1912; Opalescence and the Function 
 of Boric Acid in the Glaze, Bul. No. 14, 
 Ceram. Dept. of Univ. of 111.; Cobalt Colors 
 Other than Blue, Trans. Am. Ceram. Soc, Vol. 
 14; Designs of Seven Test Kilns, do., Vol. 16, 
 1914; Deformation Temperatures of Porcelain 
 Glazes, do.. Vol. 16, 1914; Tests on Clay Mate- 
 rials Available in Illinois Coal Mines, Bul. 
 
 18, 111. Geol. Sur. ; 1917. Mem., Am. (Teram. 
 .Soc, Past V. P.; A. C. S. ; Am. Soc, Test- 
 ing Materials; Nat. Brick Mfrs. Assn.; Hon., 
 111. Clay Mfrs. Assn.; Hon. mem.. Paving 
 Brick Mfrs. Inst. Married Lena Taylor, Ap 
 10, 1903, Mansfield, Pa. Children: Frances 
 Nanette, h. Jl 17, 1905; David Harry, b. Ja 
 
 19, 1907; Frederica My b. S 4, 1910. Address, 
 114 W. loth Ave., Columbus, O. 
 
 HENRY ELIJAH SUMMERS 
 Prof, and Entomol. ; B. S., Cornell, 1886; 
 b. Ag 18(13, Rochester, N. Y. ; 3. Theodore A. 
 and Mary A. (Minniss) Summers. Prepared 
 in Rochester Free Acad. Sigma Xi. Fellow 
 in Anat. and Entomol., 1886-88; Assoc. Prof., 
 
Faculty 
 
 951 
 
 Biol., Univ. of Tenn., 1888-91; abroad 1891- 
 92; working under Prof. S. A. Forbes for 111. 
 Bd. World's Fair Com., 1892; Asst. Prof., 
 Human Physiol., Univ. of 111., 1893-95; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1895-97; Prof., Zool., la. St. Coll. 
 of Agr. and Mech. Arts, Entomol., la. Exp. 
 Sta. and St. Entomol. of la., 1898^. Auth. : 
 Agr. Buls. and reprints and articles in soc. 
 proceedings and in mags.; numerous articles 
 in agr. and hort. papers. Mem., la. Acad. Sc; 
 A. A. A. S. ; A. E. E. ; Biok Soc, Wash.; 
 Entomol. Soc, Wash.; Am. Anatomists. Ad- 
 dress, Ames, la.t 
 
 L. WELBORNE SUMMERS 
 Livestock Specialist; B. S., Clemson Coll., 
 S. C. 1910; b. F 18, 1887, Springfield, S. C. ; 
 s. John A. (b. N 4, 1856, do., and Florence E. 
 (Phillips) Summers (b. Ag 11, 1853, do.}. 
 Prepared in Springfield (S. C.) H. S. Colum- 
 bian; Y. M. C. A., Cabinet Asst.; Botanist; S. 
 C. Exp. Sta., 1 910; do., An. Husb., Univ. of 
 111., 1910-11; do., Ala. Poly. Inst., 191 1; Asst. 
 Prof. Am. Husb., do., 1911-12; Prof., do., Va. 
 Poly. Inst, and St. An. Husbandman, Va. Exp. 
 Sta., 1912-13; Livestock specialist, Cooperating 
 with Clemson Coll. E.xten. Dept. Bur. of An. In- 
 dus., Washington, D. C. 19 13 — . Nat. Guard, 
 of S. C, 1909-10. Auth.: Feeding and Managing 
 Dairy Cattle; Co-auth. : Feeding Hogs in Ala- 
 bama; Curing Meat on the Farm. Address, 
 Orangeburg, S. C. 
 
 EMERSON GRANT SUTCLIFFE 
 (See No. G658.) 
 
 ARTHUR HOWARD SUTHERLAND 
 Psychologist; A. B., Grand Island Coll., 
 Neb., 1899; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1909; 
 b. N ig, 1878; s. George (b. New Brunswick) 
 and Elizabeth (Pickett) Sutherland (b. Conn.). 
 Prepared in Ottawa Univ., Kan. Sigma Xi. 
 Grad. Sch., Chicago; Scholarship, Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1906-07; Asst., Phil., Univ. of Wis., 
 1907-08; Fellowship, Univ. of Chicago, 1908- 
 09; Psych. Dept., Govt. Hosp. for Insane, 
 1909-10! Instr., Psych., Univ. of 111., 1910- 
 11; Assoc, do., 1911-14; Instr., Psych., Yale, 
 1914-17; Psychol., Los Angeles Schs.. 1917 — . 
 Mem., Am. Psych. Assn. Married Lora At- 
 kins Henion ('02), Jl 16, 1917. Address, 2242 
 Cambridge Ave., Los Angeles.f 
 
 SARAH AUGUSTA SUTHERLAND 
 Instructor; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1910; b. 
 Mr 13, 1887, Madison, Wis., d. Henry J. (b. 
 S 17, 1848. do.) and Sarah Maria (Haight) 
 Sutherland (b. F 21, 1850, Westchester Co., 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Madison (Wis.) H. S. 
 Teacher, La Cross Co. Agr. Sch., Onalaska, 
 Wis., 1910-12; do., N. Div. H. S., Milwaukee, 
 1912-14; do., St. Norm. Sch., Oshkosh, Wis., 
 1914-16; Attended Columbia, 1917; Instr., H. 
 Sc, Univ. of 111., 191 7 — . Address, loio}^ 
 W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 ALEXANDER CULBERTSON SWARTZ 
 (See No. 33.) 
 
 A. F. SWEENEY 
 Instr., U. S. S. M. A., Univ. of 111., 1918; 
 with Marshall Field & Co., Chicago. Address, 
 1438 Cullom Ave., Ravenswood, Chicago. 
 
 BERNARD VICTOR SWENSON 
 (See No. 780.) 
 
 ANNE DAVIES SWEZEY (ARMSTRONG) 
 (See No. 1988.) 
 
 EDWARD EARLE SWINNEY 
 Instructor; A. B., Ellsworth Coll., Iowa 
 Falls, la., 1910; Mus. B., do., 1917; b. F 20, 
 1884, Farmer City, III.; s. John Edward (b. 
 
 184s, Menard Co., 111.) and Lydia Ann (Arbo- 
 gast) Swinney (b. 1853, De Witt Co., 111.). 
 Prepared in Farmer City H. S. Instr., Music, 
 San Marcos Acad., San Marcos, Tex., 1911- 
 12; Pvt. study in piano and voice, Chicago, 
 1912-13; Dir., Music, Wash. St. Norm. Sch., 
 Ellensburg, Wash., 1913-16; Instr., Sch. of 
 Mus., Univ. of 111., 1916-18; Head Voice 
 Teacher, Univ. of Wis., 1918 — . Address, Sch. 
 of Music, Univ. of Wis., Madison, Wis. 
 
 ALBERT PHILIP SY 
 (See No. 844.) 
 
 *DON CARLOS TAFT 
 A. B., Amherst Coll., 1852; b. Je 19, 1827, 
 Swanzey, N. H. ; s. Zadock Lovell (b. Ap 12, 
 1786, West Swanzey, N. H.) and Anne 
 (Ramsdell) Taft (b. S 5, 1792, Richmond, 
 N. H.). Prepared in Swanzey Acad., N. H. ; 
 Shelburn Falls Acad., Mass. Union Theol. 
 Sem., New York City, 1852-55. Prin., H. S., 
 Elmwood, 111., 1855-56, supplying the pulpit 
 part of the time; Teacher, H. S., Metamora, 
 111., 1865-08; do., Minonk, 111., 1868-71; Asst. 
 Prof., Geol., Univ. of 111., 1871; Prof., do., 
 1872-82; visited Europe, 1882; Banker, Han- 
 over, Kan., 1883. Married Mary Lucy Foster, 
 S 9, 1856, Faribault. Minn, (died F 11, 
 1890); Mary Virginia Ford, My 30, 1894, Mil- 
 waukee. Children: Lorado, b. Mr 14, i860; 
 Florizell A., b. D 30, i8(>2; Zulimie M., b. 
 Mr 14, 1868; Doctoria P., b. D 13, 1870. 
 Died, Ap 1, 1907, Chicago. 
 
 ARTHUR NEWELL TALBOT 
 (See No. 295.) 
 
 LOUIS LISTON TALLYN 
 (See No. 1601.) 
 
 FRED WILBUR TANNER 
 (See No. G665.) 
 
 MAURICE COLE TANQUARY 
 (See No. 3200.) 1 
 
 BEDROS TATARIAN 
 (See No. 522.) 
 
 GUY ALLAN TAWNEY 
 Professor; A. B., Princeton, 1893; A. M., 
 do., 1894; Ph. D., Leipzig, Ger., 1896; b. Mr 
 II, 1870, Tippecanoe City, O. ; s. Daniel Abra- 
 ham (b. 1833, Gettysburg, Pa.) and Adele 
 (Paige) Tawney (b. 1848, Johnstown, O.). 
 Prepared in Macalester Coll., St. Paul. John 
 C. Green Mental Sc. Fellowship; Baird Prize 
 in Oratory; McCosh Prize in Logic. Prof., 
 Philos., Beloit Coll., 1897-1907; Lecturer, do.. 
 Columbia, 1906-7; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of 
 111., 1907-8; Prof., do., Univ. of Cincinnati, 
 1908 — . Auth.: Articles and pamphlets on 
 psych., logic, and philos. themes. Fellow, A. 
 A. A. S. ; mem.. Am. Phil. Assn.; West. 
 Phil. Assn., Cosmic and Literary Clubs of Cin- 
 cinnati; Presby. Church. Married Marietta 
 Ruth Busey, Ap 6, 1909. Children: George 
 Busey, b. Jl 7, 1912; daughter. Address, 447 
 Warren Ave., Cincinnati. 
 
 HELEN MARY TAYLOR (BUSH) 
 
 (See No. 1780.) 
 
 HORACE TAYLOR 
 
 (See No. 523.) 
 
 RUTH BEATRICE TAYLOR 
 (WAGENSEIL) 
 (See No. 2527.) 
 
 SCOTT CHAMPLIN 
 (See No. 5968.) 
 
 TAYLOR 
 
952 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 THOMAS SMITH TAYLOR, JR. 
 Research Physicist; A. B.. Yale, 1906; Ph. 
 D., do., 1909; b. Ja 30, 1883, Peoli, O. ; s. 
 Thomas Smith (b. D 1832, Gilmore, O.) and 
 Martha (George) Taylor (b. Ja 17, 1847). Pre- 
 pared in Lebanon Univ. Alpha Chi Rhoj Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Gamma Alpha; Cuyler 
 Fellowship; John Harling Fellowship, Man- 
 chester Univ., England. Asst., Phys., Yale, 
 1907-9; Instr., do., Univ. of 111., 1909-12; Fel- 
 low, Univ. of Manchester, Eng., 1912-13; 
 Instr., Phys., Yale, 1913-is; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1915-17; Research Physicist, VVestinghouse 
 Elec. and Mfg. Co. Auth. : Retardation of 
 Alpha Rays by Metal Foils, etc.. Am. Jour. Sc, 
 1908; Retardation of Alpha Rays by Metals 
 and Gases, Philos. Mag., 1909; Laboratory 
 Manual on Laboratory Physics, Gazette, Cham- 
 paign, 1910; Ionization of Different Gases by 
 Polonium Rays, Philos. Mag., 1911; Number 
 of Ions Produced by an Alpha Particle from 
 Polonium, do.., 19 12; Ionization of Mercury 
 Vapor, 1912; Retardation of X-Rays by Metal 
 Points, 1913; Range of X-Rays in Different 
 Gases, 1913; Density of Helium by Means of 
 a Micro-quarterbalance, 1917. Mem., Am. 
 Phys. Soc; Am. Assn. of Applied Scs. Mar- 
 ried Nelle Melissa Rietz, Je 16, 1912, Port 
 Washington, O. Child, Elizabeth, b. Jl 18, 
 1914. Address, 5855 S. Bradduk Ave., Wil- 
 kinsburg. Pa. ; bits, add., Westinghouse Re- 
 search Lab., East Pittsburgh, Pa. 
 
 WARD HASTINGS TAYLOR 
 
 (See No. 4453-) 
 
 LEO ROY TEHON 
 A. B., Univ. of Wyo., 1916; b. Je 21, 1895, 
 Dumont, S. Dak. Prepared in Fremont (Neb.) 
 and Sheridan (Wyo.) H. Schs. ; Fremont 
 Norm. Sch. Asst., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1916-17. 
 Pvt., Inf., U. S. A., Jefferson Barracks; 6th 
 Recruit Co., 37th Inf., Ft. Macintosh, Tex.; 
 Instr., Development Platoon, Yale Sta. Med. 
 Dept., Base Hosp.. Camp Devens, Mass. Mem., 
 Baptist (Church. Married Mary Viola Bruner 
 ('13), Ap, 191S, Indianapolis. Address, 1609 
 Edgar Ave., Mattoon, HI. 
 
 SETH JUSTIN TEMPLE 
 Architect; Ph. B., Columbia, 1892; b. Ag 
 IS, 1867, Winona, Minn.; s. Holmes (b. S 4, 
 1830, Heath, Mass.) and Mary Eliza (Ford) 
 Temple (b. je 23, 1832, Williamstown, Mass.). 
 Prepared in Winona (Minn.) H. S. Tau 
 Beta Pi. Fellow, Arch., Columbia, 1894. 
 Instr., do., Schs. of the Metropolitan Museum 
 of Art, 1892-94; Studying in Europe, 1894-96; 
 Instr., Arch., Univ. of 111., 1896-97; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1897-1904; Practicing Arch., Temple 
 & Burrows, Archs., Davenport, la., 1904 — . 
 Mem., Am. Inst. Arch., Fellow. Married 
 Alice Maud Gamble, Je 12, 1896, Brooklyn, 
 N. Y. Children: Holmes, b. Ap 11, 1897 
 (died Mr 17, 1912); Gilbert, b. Ap 24, 1899; 
 Arthur, b. Ag 14, 1902; Malcolm, b. D 2, 
 1906; Alice Muriel, b. Ag 2, 1909. Address, 
 25 McCIellan Blvd., Davenport, la.; bus. add., 
 Davenport Sav. Bank Bldg., do. 
 
 JAMES PUGH TERRY 
 Assistant; B. S. A., Cornell, 191 1; b. Ag 
 20, 1886, Riverhead, Long Island, N. Y. 
 Asst., Dairy Mfg., Univ. of 111., 1911-12. 
 Mem., Congr. Church. Address, Riverhead, 
 Long Island, N. Y.f 
 
 MARGARET K.\THERINE THEILEN 
 (RUCKMICK) 
 (See No. 5970.) 
 
 FRANK WATERS THOMAS 
 (See No. G671.) 
 
 CHARLES MANFRED THOMPSON 
 
 (See No. 3998.) 
 
 JOHN GIFFIN THOMPSON 
 
 A. B., Univ. of Wooster, 1900; A. M., 
 LTniv. of Chicago, 1904; Ph. D., Univ. of 
 Wis., 1907; b. JI 17, 1873, Guernsey Co., O. ; 
 s. William (b. My 24, 1832, do.) and Elizabeth 
 (McConnell) Thompson (b. Ja 25, 1842, do.). 
 Prepared in Prep. Dept., Muskingum Col., 
 New Concord, O. Philomathean. Scholarship, 
 LTniv. of Chicago, 1902-3. Fellow, Pol. Econ., 
 do., 1903-4; do., Univ. of Wis., 1904-5; Asst., 
 Pol. Econ., Univ. of Wis., 1905-6; research 
 work, Carnegie Inst., Washington, D. C, 
 1906-7; Instr., Econ., Univ. of 111., 1907-17; 
 Pvt. Econ. Research. Auth.: The Rise and De- 
 cline of the Wheat Growing Industry in Wis- 
 consin, Univ. of Wis. Bui., No. 292, 1909; also 
 various articles. Mem., Am. Econ. Assn.; Nat. 
 Geog. Soc; West. Econ. Soc; Am. Assn. for 
 Agr. Legislation. Married Dora Lena Robb, Ag 
 5, 1908, New Concord, O. Address, 503 W. 
 High St., Urbana. 
 
 JOHN GIVEN THOMPSON 
 (See No. G674.) 
 
 MILTON WINFIELD THOMPSON 
 (See No. 4457-) 
 
 THOMAS EUGENE THOMPSON 
 (See No. 4458.) 
 
 LAMBERT THORP 
 Chemist; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1906; 
 M.. S., Univ. of Mich., 1910; attended Univ. 
 of Cincinnati. Sigma Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; 
 Acolytes. Asst., Chem., LTniv. of Mich., 1909- 
 12; Instr., do., Univ. of 111., 1912-15; Chem., 
 Park Davis Co., Detroit, 1915 — . Mem., M. E. 
 Church. Address, 512 Prospect Place, Cincin- 
 nati; bus. add., c/o Park Davis Co., Detroit.! 
 
 JOHN CHARLES THORPE 
 (See No. 1430.) 
 
 WALTER EUGENE THRUN 
 A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1912; M. S., do., 
 1914; Ph. D., Univ. of Mo., 1917; b. Mr 22, 
 1892, Bloomfield, Wis. Prepared in N. W. 
 Coll. Acad., Watertown, Wis.; N. W. Coll. 
 Asst., Agr., Chem., Univ. of Mo., 1914-17; 
 Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Food 
 Div., San. Corps, Surg. Gen's. Office, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Mem., Lutheran Church. Ad- 
 dress, 318 W. 57th St., New York City; bus. 
 add., Surg. Gen's. Office, Washington, D. C. 
 EDWARD SAMPSON THURSTON 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1898; A. M., 
 do., 1900; LL. B., do., 1901; b. Ag 8, 1876, 
 New York City; s. William R. (b. 1843, do.) 
 and Maria (Sampson) Thurston (b. 1845, Hal- 
 lowell Me.). Prepared in St. Mark's Sch., 
 Southboro, Mass. Practised Law, New York 
 City, 1901-6; Instr., Law, Ind. Univ., 1906; 
 Asst. Prof, and Prof., do., George Washing- 
 ton Univ., 1906-10; do., Univ. of 111., 1910-11; 
 do., Univ. of Minn., 1911-17. R- O. T. C, 
 Ft. Snelling, Minn., 191 7; Capt., Inf., N. A., 
 1917; Maj., Judge Adv., O. R. C, 1917. 
 Auth.: Cases in Quasi Contract, Am. West. 
 Pub. Co. Married Florence Chapman Hol- 
 brooke, Ap 21, 1908. Child, Ethel Holbrooke, 
 b. 191 1. Address, 911 S. 5th St., Minneapolis. 
 
 ARTHUR JERROLD TIEJE 
 (See No. G677.) 
 
 RALPH EARLE TIEJE 
 (See No. 4460.) 
 
 LEON DEMING TILTON 
 (See No. 7269.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 953 
 
 WILLIAM CALDWELL TITCOMB 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1904; b. Jl 24, 
 1882, Augusta, Me. Prepared in Cony H. S., 
 Augusta, Me. and Phillips Exeter Acad. Instr., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1907-13; Asst. Prof., Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-17. Reconstruction work, 
 Am. Friends' Unit, France. Addresf, 66 Stone 
 St., Augusta, Me.f 
 
 ARTHUR JAMES TODD 
 Prof, and Dir. ; B. L.. Univ. of Calif., 1904; 
 Ph. D., Yale, 191 1; b. My 6, 1878, Petaluma, 
 Calif.; s. Hugh Galbraith (b. My 3, 1856, Pa.) 
 and Clara (Tuller) Todd (b. Ap 10, i860, 
 Petaluma. Calif.). Prepared in Petaluma 
 (Calif.) H. S.; attended Univ. of Aix-Marseil- 
 les; Univ. of Paris; Coll. de France; Univ. of 
 Munich, 1909-10. Delta Upsilon; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Dir., Boys' Work, Coll. Settlement, 
 Berkeley, Calif., 1901-3; rfo.. South Park Set- 
 tlement, San Francisco, 1903-6; Chief Proba- 
 tion Officer, San Francisco, 1905-8; Teacher, 
 Eng., L'Universite Populaire, Paris, 1909-10; 
 Instr., Sociol., Univ. of 111., 1911-13; Assoc, 
 do., 1913-14; Prof., Sociol., Univ. of Pitts- 
 burg, 1914-15; do., L^niv. of Minnesota, 191 5 — ; 
 Dir., Training Course, Social and Civic Work, 
 Univ. of Minn., 19 17 — . Auth. : Probation — 
 What It is and Why; The Primitive Family 
 as an Educational Institution; Theories of 
 Social Progress. Assoc. Ed., Jour, of Criminal 
 Law and Criminology. Mem., Nat. Conf. 
 Charities and Corr., 1907-8; Nat. Conf. De- 
 linquent Children, 1907; Playground Assn., 
 1907-8; Probation Officers Assn., Treas., 1907-8. 
 Married Martha Caddis, S 14, 1904. Address, 
 721 S. E. 7th St., Minneapolis. 
 
 RICHARD CHASE TOLMAN 
 Chemist; S. B., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1903; 
 Ph. D., do.. 1910; b. Mr 4, 1881, W. Newton, 
 Mass.; s. James Pike (b. Roxbury, do.) and 
 Mary (Chase) Tolman (b. Valley Falls, R. I.). 
 Prepared in Newton (Mass.) H. S. Attended 
 Univ. of Berlin; Technische Hochschule, Char- 
 lottenburg, 1903; Rarberei Schule Crefeld, 
 1904. Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Eta; Sigma Xi; 
 Phi Lambda Upsilon, Dalton Fellow. Asst., 
 Tech. Analysis, Mass. Inst. Tech., 1904-05; 
 Instr., Theoretical Chem., do., 1907-09; Re- 
 search Assoc, do., 1909-10; Instr., Phys. 
 Chem., Univ. of Mich., 1910-11; Asst. Prof., 
 do., Univ. of Cincinnati, 1911-12; do. Chem., 
 Univ. of Calif., 1912-16; Prof., Phys. Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1916 — ; on leave of absence 
 1918— ; resigned, F, 1919. Chief Dispersoid 
 Div., Am. Univ. Exp. Sta., Washington, D. 
 C. ; Major, Research Div., U. S. A. Auth.: 
 The Theory of the Relativity of Motion, Univ. 
 of Calif. Press, 1917; many articles in sc. 
 jours. ; also reports to the U. S. Ord. Dept. 
 on small arms ammunition. Mem., A. C. S.; 
 Am. Phys. Soc ; Wash. Acad, of Sc; Chaos 
 Club, Chicago; Fellow, A. A. A. S. Address, 
 Bur. of Mines, Washington, D. C. 
 
 CHARLES WELDON TOMLINSON 
 
 Associate; B. A., Univ. of Wis., 1913; M. 
 A., do., 1914; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 1916; 
 b. Ap 23, 1892, Detroit; s. Frank Newcomb 
 (b. 1855, Cooperstown, N. Y.) and Mary E. 
 (Anderson) Tomlinson (b. 1858, Detroit). Pre- 
 pared in Waukegan Tp. H. S. Gamma Alpha; 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa. Field Asst., U. 
 S. Geol. Sur., 1910-11; Asst. Geol., E. J. 
 Longyear Co., 1912; Pfister Vogel Co., 1913; 
 Carter Oil Co., 1916; Asst., Geol., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1914-15; Prof., do.. Miss. A. and M. 
 Coll., 1916-17; Consulting Geol., petroleum 
 and coal, 1917-18; Assoc, Geol., Univ. of 111., 
 1917-18; Geol., Gypsy Oil Co., Denver, 1918 — •. 
 Auth.: Method of Mineralogical Analysis of 
 Sand, Trans. Am. Inst. Min. Engrs., 191 5; 
 The Origin of Red Beds, Jour, of Geol., Vol. 
 24, 1916; The Middle Paleozoic Stratigraphy 
 
 of the Central Rocky Mountain Region, do.. 
 Vol. 25, 1917. Mem., A. A. A. S.; Fellow, 
 Geol. Soc. of Am.; Pres., Sc. Discussion Club, 
 Miss. A. and M. Coll. Married Maude Dun- 
 lap Reid, Je 15, 1915, Ashburn Farm, Dodge 
 Co., Wis. Address, 2339 Bellaire St., Denver, 
 Colo.; bus. add., c/o Gypsy Oil Co., do. 
 
 *ARNOLD TOMPKINS 
 
 A. B., Ind. Univ., 1889; A. M., do., 1891; 
 Ph. D., Univ. of O., 1896; b. S 10, 1849, near 
 Paris, 111.; s. Henry (b. 1825, near Terre 
 Haute, Ind.) and Deliah (Williams) Tomp- 
 kins (b. 1826, Chillicothe, 0.). Prepared in 
 Paris H. S. ; Ind. St. Norm. Sch. Lit. Club, 
 Univ. of Chicago. Prin. or Supt., Schs., 
 1875-85; Prof., Depauw Univ. Norm. Sch., 
 1885-90; Head, Dept., Eng., Ind. St. Norm. 
 Sch., 1890-93; Grad. Stud., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1893-95; Lecturer, Ped., teachers' insts., and 
 teacher in summer schs., 1893-95; Head, Dept., 
 Ped., Univ. of 111., 1895-99; Pres., 111. St. 
 Norm. Univ., Normal, 111., 1899-1900; Prin., 
 Chicago Norm. Sch., 1900-95. Auth.: The 
 Science of Discourse, Ginn & Co., 1889; The 
 Philosophy of Teaching, do., 1891; The Philos- 
 ophy of School Management, do., 1894; Con- 
 tributor, Ind. Sch. Jour, ipt ten yrs. ; the 
 Jour, of Edtic; Jour of Soc, etc.; Ed., Dept. 
 of Ped. for eight yrs. Mem., Religious Educ. 
 Assn.; Nat. Teachers' Assn.; 111. St. Teachers' 
 Assn.; A. F. A. M.; M. E. Church. Married 
 Jennie Snyder, 1875, Grandview, 111. Child, a 
 daughter. Died Ag 12, 1905, near Menlo, 
 Ga. 
 
 CHARLES WESLEY TOOKE. 
 (See No. 1431.) 
 
 EDWARD FRITCHOFF TORGERSON 
 (See No. 6622.) 
 
 FREDERICK CALKINS TORRANCE 
 Engineer; M. E., Cornell, 1911; b. F 13, 
 1888, Avon, N. Y. Engr., Power Sta., Tenn, 
 Copper Co. and Steam Eng. Dept., Lackawanna 
 Steel Co., 1911-13; Instr., Mech. Engng. Lab., 
 Univ. of HI., 1913-15; Asst. Engr., Lackawanna 
 Steel Co., 1915 — . Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Address, 132 Lancaster Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.; 
 bus. add., c/o Lackaw'anna Steel Co., Lacka- 
 wanna, N. Y.t 
 
 MARY TORRANCE 
 (See No. 5977-) 
 
 JOHN KER TOWLES 
 
 B. S., Tulane Univ., 1902; A. M., do., 
 1904; Ph. D., Yale, 1908; b. My 30, 1880, 
 West Feleciana Parish, La.; s. Daniel Turn- 
 bull (b. 1856, do.) and Sarah Butler (Ker) 
 Towles (b. 1857, Catahoula Parish). Prepared 
 in Prep. Dept., La. St. Univ. Kappa Alpha. 
 Fellow, Econ., Yale; Asst., Hist., Tulane Univ., 
 1902-04; Prin., H. S., Wilson, La., 1904-05; 
 Reporter, New Orleans Times-Democrat, 1905- 
 06; Instr., Econ., Univ. of 111., 1908-12; Prof., 
 do., Kenyon Coll. Auth.: Factory Legislation 
 of Rhode Island, Am,. Econ. Assn., 1908; Early 
 Railroad Monopoly and Discrimination in 
 Rhode Island, Yale Review, 1909. Mem., 
 Econ. Assn. for Labor Legislation; Tulane Soc. 
 for Econ. Address, Hood River, Ore.; bus. 
 add., Kenyon Coll., Gambler, O.f 
 
 LOCKWOOD JANES TOWNE 
 Engineer; Ph. B., DePauw L^niv., 1905; B. 
 S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1909; b. Je 27, 1885, 
 Crawfordsville, Ind.; s. Salem B. (b. Ag 19, 
 1847, Ind.) and Laura T. (Lockwood) Towne 
 (b. Ja 21, 1849, Covington, Ky.). Prepared in 
 Depauw Acad. Phi Kappa Psi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Jr. Engr., U. S. Geol. Sur., 1909, 
 Engr., Bridge and Bldg. Dept.. C, M. & St. 
 P. R. R., 1909-10; Adjunct Prof., Civ. Engng., 
 
954 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ITniv. of Neb., 1910-11; Instr., do., Univ. of 
 III., 1911-ij; Supt., Const., Office Supervising 
 Arch., do., 1912-17; Engr., struct, div., Engng. 
 Dept., Stone & Webster, 1917 — . Assoc. Mem., 
 A. S. C. E. Married Helen Merrill Jones, 
 1909, Chicago. Children: Mary Merrill, b. My 
 9, 1912; Lockwood, Jr., b. Jl 18, 1915. Ad- 
 dress, Lovewell Rd., Wellesley, Mass. 
 
 EDGAR JEROME TOWNSEND 
 Professor; Ph. B., Albion Coll., 1890; Ph. 
 M., Univ. of Mich., 1891; A. M. and Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Gottingen, 1900; LL. D., Albion 
 Coll., 1915; b. F 22, 1865, Litchfield, Mich.; 
 s. Warren and Henrietta (Crocker) Townsend. 
 Prepared in Litchfield (Mich.) H. S., and 
 Albion Coll., Prep. Dept. Delta Tau Delta; 
 Sigma Xi. Prin., Pub. Schs., Reading, Mich., 
 1887-8; Co. Examiner of Schs., Hillsdale Co., 
 Mich., 1887-90; Teacher, Math, and Hist., 
 Chicago Man. Tr. Sch., 1891-3; Asst. Prof., 
 Math., Univ. of 111., 1893-5; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1895-1905; Prof., do., and Acting Dean, Coll. 
 of Sc, 1905-6; Prof, and Dean, do., 1906-14; 
 Prof., 1914 — . Auth. : Foundation of Geometry, 
 Open Court, 1902; Mathematical papers; (with 
 G. A. Goodenough), First Course in Calculus, 
 Henry Holt & Co., 1908; (with do.). Essentials 
 of Calculus, do., 1910; Complex Variables, do., 
 1915; Ed., Am. Math. Series, do. Mem., 
 Council, Am. Math. Soc. ; Fellow, A. A. A. S. 
 Married Belle Miller, Je 24, 1891, Litchfield, 
 Mich. Children: Lorene, b. Je 16, 1895; Edgar 
 Jerome, b. My 16, 1909. Address, 510 John 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 LOWELL LESLIE TOWNSEND 
 Professor; A. B., N. W. Univ., 1909; A. M., 
 do., 191 1 ; b. Ja 3, 1888, Remington, Ind. ; s. 
 William Selby (b. S 30, 1854, Greencastle, 
 Ind.) and Elnora Townsend (b- F 17, 1863, 
 Remington, Ind.). Prepared in Remington 
 (Ind.) H. S. Acacia. Fellow, Eng., N. W. 
 Univ., 1909-11; Pvt. Teacher, Piano, Chicago, 
 1911-12; Instr., Music, Univ. of 111., 1912-15; 
 do., Univ. of Wis., 1915-16; Asst. Prof., do., 
 1916 — . Married Verna Kerker, Je 24, 1916. 
 Address, Sch. of Music, Univ. of Wis., Madi- 
 son, Wis. 
 
 EDNA ALEMDA TREAT 
 Instructor; Mus. B., Oberlin Conservatory 
 of Music, 1910; b. Ag 24, 1884, Spiritwood, 
 N. Dak.; d. Arthur Chauncey (b. Mr 10, 1848, 
 Claridon, O.) and Anna Marie (Palmer) Treat 
 (b. N IS, 1859). Prepared in Claridon (O.) 
 H. S. Teacher, Piano, H. Schs., Claridon and 
 E. Claridon, O. ; Dir., Mus. and Teacher, Pi- 
 ano, Key West, Fla., 19 10; Instr., Piano, Univ. 
 of 111., 1912 — . Mem., C^ongr. Church. Ad- 
 dress, 905 W. Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 120 Univ. Hall, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 SIDNEY BRIGGS TRELEASE 
 (See No. 9444.) 
 
 WILLIAM TRELEASE 
 Professor; B. S., Cornell, 1880; Sc. D., 
 Harvard, 1884; L. L. D., Univ. of Wis., 1902; 
 L. L. D., Univ. of Mo., 1903; L. L. D., 
 Wash. Univ., Vernon, N. Y. ; b. F 22, 1857, 
 Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ; s. Samuel Riter (b. 1827, 
 N. J.) and Mary Elizabeth (Gandall) Trelease 
 (b. 1827, N. Y.). Prepared in Bradford 
 (Conn.) and Brooklyn (N. Y.) H. Schs. 
 Delta Upsilon; Sigma Xi ; Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Prof., Bot., Univ. of Wis., 1883-5; do.. Wash. 
 I^niv., 1885-1913; Dir., Mo. Botanical Garden, 
 1889-1912; Prof., Bot., Univ. of 111., 1913 — . 
 Auth.: The Genus Phoeadendron, Univ. of 111., 
 IQ16; Winter Botany, 1918; also numerous 
 articles for Am. Naturalist, Botanical Gazette, 
 etc.; Ed. (with Asa Gray), Botan. Works of 
 George Engelmann, 1887; Reports of the Mis- 
 souri Botanical Garden, Nos. 1-22, 1890-1912; 
 
 Trans, from Ger., Poulson's Botanical Micro- 
 chemistry; Trans, from Danish, Salemonson's 
 Bacteriological Technology. Mem., Nat. Acad. 
 Sciences; Fellow, Am. Acad. Arts and Sc. ; 
 A. M. A. S.; Am. Philos. Soc; Am. Soc. 
 Naturalists; Bot. Soc. of Am. Married Julia 
 N. Johnson, Jl 19, 1882, Madison, Wis. Chil- 
 dren: Frank Johnson, b. 1887; Sam Farlow, b. 
 1892; Sidney Briggs ('18), b. 1896; William, 
 b. 1903. Address, 1004 S. Lincoln Ave., Ur- 
 bana; bus. add., Nat. Hist. Hall, Univ. of 
 111. do. 
 
 GEORGE NELSON TREMPER 
 Prin., H. S.; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1901; 
 b. My 30, 1877, Pontiac, Mich.; s. William I. 
 (b. S 1 85 1, do.) and Anna (Browning) Tremp- 
 er (b. F 17, 1852, Bath, Eng.). Prepared in 
 Pontiac (Mich.) H. S. Supvr. and Organizer, 
 Pul). Schs., P. I., 1901-04; Teacher, H. S., 
 Franklin, Ind., 1904-05; do.. College Hill, Cin- 
 cinnati, 1905-06; Prin., H. S., do., 1906-10; 
 Head, Greek and Latin, Acad.j and Supvr., 
 Practice teaching, Latin and Ger., Dept. of 
 Educ, Univ. of 111., 1910-11; Prin., H. S., 
 Kenosha, Wis., 191 1 — . Mem., Nat. Educ. 
 Assn., 1908-09; Cincinnati Sch. Masters' t'lub, 
 igo8-io; Presby. Brotherhood, College Hill, 
 Cincinnati, 1908-10; Sec; Univ. Club, Urbana, 
 1910-11. Married Metta Irene Robbins, S 19, 
 1901. Children: Ruth Irene, b. Je 22, 1905; 
 (ieorge Williams, b. F 11, 1907. Address, 32 
 English Court, Kenosha, Wis.f 
 
 CLEMENT AUGUSTUS TROTT 
 Lt. Col.; b. D 14, 1877, Milwaukee. Pre- 
 pared in E. Div. H. S., Milwaukee; West 
 Point, 1895-9; Honor Grad., Inf. and Cavalry 
 Sch., Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., 1905; Grad., U. S. 
 Staff Coll., Ft. Leavenworth, 1906. 2nd. Lt., 
 7th Inf., 1899; ist. Lt., 5th Inf., 1900; Capt., 
 9th Inf., 1906; Instr., U. S. Mil. Acad., 1906- 
 10; Instr., Army Sch. of the Line, Ft. Leav- 
 enworth, Kan., 1912; Asst. Prof., Mil. Sc, 
 Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Lt. Col., 1917-18; A. E. 
 F., France, 1918; Col., 5th Div., Army of 
 Occupation, Ger., 1918 — -. Address, c/o Adj. 
 Gen., U. S. A., Washington, D. C. 
 
 PERRY FOX TROWBRIDGE 
 
 (See No. G681.) 
 
 ESTHER YOUNG TRUE 
 
 (See No. G766.) 
 
 LEIGHTON J. TRUE 
 Instructor; B. S., Ore. Agr. Coll., 1910; 
 1). D 30, 1890, Mason City, la.; s. F. S. and 
 H. T. True. Prepared in Mason City (la.) 
 H. S. Grad. Stud., LTniv. of Wis., 1914-15; 
 Asst., Dairy Mfg., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; Instr., 
 do., 1917. Married Esther G. True, Jl 19, 
 10 1 7, Indianapolis. Address, 709 W. Nevada 
 St., Urbana; bus. add., 451 Agr. Bldg., do. 
 
 JOHN MAIN TRUEMAN 
 Professor; B. S. A., Cornell, 1895; b. D 19, 
 1870. Pont de Bute, N. B., Can.; s. Howard 
 (b. Mr I, 1837, do.) and Mary Jean (Main) 
 Trueman (b. Mr 24, 1840, Kingston, N. B., 
 Can.). Prepared in Sch. of Agr., Truro, Nova 
 Scotia. Instr., Dairying, S. Dak. Agr. Coll., 
 1895-97; Farm Mgr., Thorndale, Pa., 1897- 
 1900; do., Waverly, Pa., 1900-03; Asst., Dairy- 
 ing and An. Husb., Cornell, 1903-05; Instr., 
 Dairying, LTniv. of 111., 1905-07; Prof., Dairy 
 Hush., Conn. Agr. Coll., and Dairy Husband- 
 man, Storrs Exp. Sta., 1907-13; do., Agr. and 
 Farm Supt., Nova Scotia Agr. Coll., 1913 — . 
 Auth.: Milk Supply of (h'cago and Twenty- 
 six Other Cities, LTniv. of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta., 
 Bui. No. 120, 1907; Improving Dairy Condi- 
 tions, Storrs Agr. Exp. Sta., Bui. No. 53, 
 1908; A Study of Some Connecticut Dairy 
 
Faculty 
 
 955 
 
 Herds, do., Bui. No. 57, 1909; The Cost of 
 Feeding Heifers, do., Bui. No. 63, 1910; Rec- 
 ords of a Dairy Herd for Five Years, do., 
 Bui. No. 7i, 19 12. Married Clara Louise 
 Huff, Ap 27, 1896. Children: Howard Lewis, 
 b. Mr 25, 1897; John Thompson, b. F 19, 
 1899 (died Ja 6, 1913); Albert William, b. 
 Ja IS, 1902; Louise, Van Duyn, b. S S, 1904. 
 Address, Truro, Nova Scotia. 
 
 FRANK TURNER 
 (See No. 6628.) 
 
 HUBERT MICHAEL TURNER 
 (See No. 4468.) 
 
 JOHN KLINE TUTHILL 
 
 (See No. 6630.) 
 
 HIRAM FOLEY TUTTLE 
 
 Appraiser, B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1905; 
 M. S., do., 1912; b. Jl 31, 1883, Carson City, 
 Mich.; s. Albert H. (b. Sturgis, Mich.) and 
 Cora M. (Heath) Tuttle (b. Ionia, Mich.). 
 Prepared in Toledo (O.) and Wilkinsburg 
 (Pa.) H. Schs. Alpha Zeta. Lab. Asst., Bac- 
 terid., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1906-7; Cml. Lab. 
 work, do., 1908-10; Min. Lab., B. C, 1910-12; 
 O. Exp. Sta., 1912-16; ist. Asst., Soil Phys., 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., and Instr., Agr., Univ. of 111., 
 1916-18; Land Appraiser, Loan Dept., John 
 Hancock Life Ins. Co., Chicago, 19 18 — . Mar- 
 ried Edna Pearl Preston, Ag 31, 1912, Wal- 
 dron, Mich. Children: Preston Heatji, b. F 
 14, 1914; Charlotte Hope, b. Ag 31, 1915. 
 Address, 812 W. Springfield Ave., Urbana; 
 bus. add., c/o John Hancock Life Ins. Co., 
 Chicago. 
 
 JON ANDREAS UDDEN 
 
 Geologist; A. B., Augustana Coll., 1905; b. 
 My 19, 1885. Lindsborg, Kan.; s. Johan August 
 (b. Mr 19, 1859, Lekasa, Sweden) and Jo- 
 hanna Kristina (Davis) Udden (b. Carver Co., 
 Minn.). Prepared in Acad., Augustana Coll. 
 Sigma Xi. Field Asst., la. Geol. Sur., 1903; 
 do., U. S. Geol. Sur., 1904; Grad. Stud., Univ. 
 of la., 1905-6; Univ. of Chicago, 1907-8, and 
 winter quarter, 1909; Asst. Geol., 111. Geol. 
 Sur., 1907-9; do., Tenn. Coal Iron & R. R. Co., 
 1910-16; Geol., West. Exploiting Co., 1916 — . 
 Auth.: Geology of Clinton Co., la., Annual 
 Report, la. Geo!. Sur., Vol. 15; Delafield Drill 
 Core, ///. Geol. Sur. Bui. No. 4; Notes on 
 Shoal Creek Limestone, do., No. 8; Diamond 
 Drill Core from Franklin County, do.. No. 16; 
 Structural Materials in Illinois, do.. No. 16; 
 The Limestone Industry at Bedford and Bloom- 
 ington, Ind., Bui., No. 430, U. S. Geol. Sur., 
 iqio. Mem., Independent Presby. Church; 
 Scoutmaster, Bov Scouts of Am. ; Rotary Club 
 Austin, Tex.; A. I. M. E. ; Nat. Geog. Soc. 
 Married Nettie Elizabeth Myers, S 7, 1910, 
 Rock Island, 111. Children: John Andreas, Jr., 
 b. N 30, 1911; David Myers, b. My 24, 1915; 
 Jane Elizabeth, b. Ap 26, 1917. Address, 2921 
 Libscomb St., Ft. Worth, Tex. 
 
 BERNHARD ALEXANDER UHLENDORF 
 Assistant; A. B., Washington Univ., 1915; 
 M. A., do., 1916; b. Mr 6, 1893, Simmern, 
 Ger. ; s. Ernest Herman (b. Mr 31, 1859, Han- 
 nover, do.) and Mary Margarete (Weiland) 
 Uhlendorf (b. S 29. 1862, Loehendorf, do.) 
 Prepared in Gymnasium and Teachers' Sem., 
 Ger.; McKinley H. S., St. Louis; attended 
 Univ. of Wis., summers 191S, 1916. Asst., 
 Ger., Univ. of 111., 1916-18. Med. Corps, 
 Psychol. Div., U. S. N. A.. Camo Funston, 
 1918, Address, 6709 Garner Ave., St. Louis. 
 
 LYNNE HERMAN ULICH 
 (See No. G686.) 
 
 ERNEST VAN ALSTYNE 
 (See No. G691.) 
 
 SUSANNAH USHER 
 Lecturer; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1898; 
 b. Ja 14, 1863, La Crosse, Wis.; d. Isaac Lane 
 (b. My 12, 1825, Hollis, Me.) and Susannah 
 Coffin (Woodman) Usher (b. My 20, 1824, 
 Buxton, Me.). Prepared in La Crosse (Wis.) 
 H. S. ; Teachers' Coll., Columbia, 1890-1; Pratt 
 Inst., 1891-3; Woods Hole, two months, 1894; 
 Teacher, Newport Indus. Sch. for Girls, 1887- 
 90; do., Sch. of Housekeeping, Boston, 1900-2; 
 Grad. Stud., Wesleyan Univ., Middletown, 
 Conn., summer 1902; Instr., H. Sc, Simmons 
 Coll., Boston, 1903-4; Instr., H. Sc, Univ. of 
 111., 1904-6; Asst. Prof., do., 1906-11; Special 
 work in the marketing of food, 1911-18; Lec- 
 turer in Home Econ., Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: (With Isabel Bevier) Food and Nutri- 
 tion, Lab. Man., iqo8; (with do.) Home Eco- 
 nomics Movement; Dietary Studies, U. S. Exp. 
 Sta. Bui., No. 129, compiled with others, 1903. 
 Mem., Lake Placid Conf. of Home Econ.; 
 Natl. Educ. Assn. Address, 805 S. Lincoln 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 ALEXANDER VALLANCE 
 Professor; M. E., O. St. Univ., 1909; b. 
 F 14, 1887, Youngstown, O. Asst. Prof., Exp. 
 Engng., O. St. Univ., 1910-13; Instr., T. and 
 A. M., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; Grad. Stud., do., 
 1915-16; Asst. Prof., Exp. Engng., Ga. Sch. 
 of Tech., 19 16 — . Mem., United Presby. 
 C hurch. Address, 20 W. 12th St., Atlanta\t 
 
 THOMAS FRANKLIN VANCE 
 A. B., Coe Coll.; A. M., la. St. Coll.; 
 Ph. D., do. Asst., Psych., Univ. of 111., 1913- 
 14; la. St. Coll., 1914 — . Address, Sta. A., 
 Ames, la.t 
 
 HARLEY JONES VAN CLEAVE 
 (See No. G692.) 
 
 HENRI JOHANNES TACOBUS VAN DEN 
 BERG. 
 Instructor; b. Ja 17, 1869, Amsterdam, Hol- 
 land; s. Henri (b. Jl 18, 1825, do.) and 
 Johanna Jacoba (Maas) van den Berg (b. My 
 31, 1830, do.). Prepared in Hoogere Burger 
 Sch., Amsterdam, Holland. Graduated, Royal 
 Conservatory, Amsterdam, 1890; Leipsic Con- 
 servatory, 1892; pupil of Madame Clara Schu- 
 mann, Frankfort, 1893. Prof, of Piano and 
 ensemble classes in Conservatory, Amsterdam, 
 1894-96; Dir., Govt. Music Sch., Pretoria, So. 
 African Rep., 1896-1902; Instr., Piano, Univ. 
 of 111., 1905 — . Served in Boer Arrny, 1899- 
 
 1901. Mem., Eglise Wallonne, Anisterdam. 
 Married Laura Wolcott, Mv 13, 1901, New 
 York City. Child, Oliver Wolcott, b. My 17, 
 
 1902, The Hague, Holland. Address, 310 N. 
 Edwin St., Champaign. 
 
 WILLIAM H. VAN DERVOORT 
 Manufacturer; B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 1889; M. E., Cornell, 1893; b. F 28, 1869, 
 Ypsilanti, Mich.; s. Thomas S. (b. Phelps, 
 N. Y.) and Euphrasia S. (Westfall) Van Der- 
 voort (b. do.). Prepared in Mich. St. Norm. 
 Sch. Delta Tau Delta; Tau Beta Pi. Instr., 
 Mech. Dept., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1889-92; Asst. 
 Prof., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1892-93; Asst. Prof., 
 M. E., 1893-99; Root & Van Dervoort Engng. 
 Co., Mfr. of Gasolene Engine Mach. and Auio- 
 mobiles, Moline and Chicago, 1899 — . Auth.: 
 Modern Machine Shop Tools, Norman W. 
 Henley & Co.; contributed monthly articles on 
 Machine Shop Practice to Machinery for about 
 three yrs; Apptd. mem., com. to study indus- 
 trial conditions in Europe, F, 19 19. Married 
 Mary S. Van Dervoort, N 9, 1892, Lansing, 
 Mich. Children: Esther M., b. Je 27, 1896; 
 Louise A., b. Ag 9, 1903. Address, 27 11 8th 
 Ave., Moline, 111.; bus. add., 2247 Michigan 
 Ave., Chicago; or East Moline, 111. 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 CARL CLINTON VAN DOREN 
 (See No. 3212.) 
 
 JOHN VAN HORNE 
 
 Instructor; B. A., Univ. of Va., 1908; A. M., 
 Harvard, 1909; Ph. D., do., 1913; b- Mr 14, 
 1889, Brooklyn, N. Y.; s. John D. (b. Ap 19, 
 1861, Memphis) and Mary J. (Kegan) Van 
 Home (b. Mr 16, 1867, New York City). 
 Prepared in Charlottesville (Va.) H. S. Mas- 
 ter, Riverview Acad., Ponghkeepsie, N. Y., 
 1913-14; Instr., Rom. Lang., la. St. Univ., 
 1914-17; do., Univ. of 111., 1917; Dir., French, 
 Camp Beauregard, La., summer 19 18. Auth. : 
 The Attitude of Leopardi Toward Romanti- 
 cism; Giacomo Leopardi and Classical An- 
 tiquity, Studies in Language and Literature, 
 la. St. Univ., 1916; Spanish Texts and the 
 Spanish Language, Mod. Lang. Jour., Vol. 2, 
 1918; Comment on Some Posthumous Poems 
 and Fragments of Leopardi, Mod. Lang. Notes, 
 1918. Mem., Mod. Lang. Assn. of Am.; Assn. 
 of Mod. Lang. Teachers of Central West and 
 South; Am. Assn. of Teachers of Spanish. Mar- 
 ried Margaret J. Varney, S 14, 1915- Child, 
 Margaret, b. Je 4, 1917. Address, 709 W. Ne- 
 vada St., Urbana; bus. add., 216 Lincoln Hall, 
 do. 
 
 JOHN RAYMOND VAN KLEEK 
 
 Architect; B. S. A., Cornell, 1912; M. L. D., 
 do., 1913; b. O 22, 1888, Auburn, N. Y.; s. 
 John Henry (b. 1855, Ithaca, N. Y.) and 
 Carrie Fedelia Van Kleek (b. 1858, Auburn, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Auburn (N. Y.) H. S. 
 Lambda Chi Alpha; Helios. Asst., Land. Art 
 Dept., Cornell, 1913-14; Asst. Land. Exten., 
 Univ. of 111., 1914-15; with A. D. Taylor, Land. 
 Arch., Cleveland, O., 1915-17. 1st. Lt., Co. I, 
 153rd Depot Brig., Camp Dix, N. J., 1917-18; 
 do., Co. E, 807th Inf., A. E. F., 1918—. Ad- 
 dress, 60 Elizabeth St., Auburn, N. Y. 
 
 ANNA ROBERTA VAN METER 
 (See No. 2532.) 
 
 FRANCIS MAURICE VAN TUYL 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of la., 191 1; M. S., 
 do., 1912; Ph. D., Columbia, 1915; b. O 15, 
 1S87, Denmark, la.; s. Howard M. (b. N 22, 
 1859, Burlington, la.) and Dorothy (Graeber) 
 Van Tuyl (b. Ag 5, 1862, Franklin, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Denmark (la.) Acad. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi. Asst., Geol., Univ. of la., 
 1911-12; do., Columbia, 1913-14; Research 
 Asst., Univ. of Chicago for St. Geol. Surs. 
 of la.. 111., and Mo., 1914-15; Geol., la. Geol. 
 Sur., 1913-15; Instr., Geol., Univ. of 111., 
 1915-17; Geol., Univ. of 111., Hudson Bay 
 Exploring Expedition, summer iqi6; Asst. 
 Prof., Geol., Colo. Sch. of Mines, 191 7—. 
 Auth. : Numerous articles and abstracts in 
 Bui. Geol. Soc. Am., Am. Jour. Sc, Science, 
 Jour, of Geol., la. Geol. Sur., and Proceed- 
 ings la. Acad. Sc. Mem., N. Y. Acad. Sc; 
 Fellow, A. A. A. S.; Geol. Soc. Am.; Pateon- 
 tol. Soc. Am.; 111. Acad. Sc. ; la. Acad. Sc. 
 Address, Golden, Colo. 
 
 WILLIAM ALEXANDER VAN WINKLE 
 (See No. G693.) 
 
 JEROME GOODSPEED VAN ZANDT 
 Y. M. C. A. Sec; B. S., Purdue Univ., 
 1904; C. E., Univ. of Wis., 1907; b. Jl 22, 
 1883, Chicago; s. George (b. My 4, 1843, do.) 
 and Grace (Goodspeed) Van Zandt (b. Ag 3, 
 1S63, do.). Prepared in Chicago Man. Tr. 
 Sch. Engr., Southern Steel Co., Birmingham, 
 Ala., 1904-6; Dept. of Bridges and Buildings, 
 I. C. R. R.; Engng. Dept., Wis. Central R. R.; 
 Staflt of Engrs., Wis. R. R. and Tax Comn.; 
 Instr., C. E., Univ. of Wis., 1906-9; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., Univ. of So. Calif., 1909-10; Office 
 
 Engr., Salt Lake R. R.; Instr., C. E., Univ. 
 
 of 111., 1910-11; Const. Engr., located St. 
 Highways and designed St. Highway const, de- 
 tails, 1911-17. Music Dir.. Asst. to Chaplain 
 in Militia, 1906-17; Y. M. C. A. Sec. War 
 Work, San Diego, Calif., 1917-18; do., France, 
 1918 — . Auth.: Articles on Technical sub- 
 jects for periodicals, including Wis. Engr.; 
 Railway Age Gasette; The Signal Engr.; Lib- 
 berty and Other Verses, Pamphlet for Red 
 Cross. Mem., Baptist Church; Bov Scout 
 Master; Y. M. C. A. Dir. Married Nellie E. 
 Davis, S 1, 1909, Los Angeles, Calif. Chil- 
 dren: George, b. Mr 20, 1911; (jrace, b. S 23, 
 1912. Address, San Diego, Calif. 
 
 JOHN TERRILL VAWTER, JR. 
 (See No. 2275.) 
 
 GERRIT JOHN VAN ZOEREN 
 Assistant; A. B., Hope Coll., Holland, Mich., 
 1912; b. Je 18, 1884, Vriesland, Mich. Asst., 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1913-14; Research Asst., 
 Chem., MacDonald Coll., Quebec, Can., 
 1914 — . Address, R 4, Zeeland, Mich.; bus. 
 add., c/o Mac Donald (Toll., Quebec, Can.f 
 
 DAVID VARON 
 Consulting Arch.; D. P. L. G. F., Beaux 
 Arts School, Paris, 1903; b. D 22, 1872, 
 Pirot, Servia; s. Isaac (b. do.) and Rachel 
 (Mevorach) Varon (b. Jerusalem, Palestine). 
 Prepared in Jerusalem Schs. and Paris Prep. 
 Schs. Mentioned Salem des Artiste Francais, 
 Paris, 1004. With different Archs. in Pales- 
 tine and France, 1903-5; with W. W. A. 
 Boring, New York City, 1905-6; Prof., Arch. 
 Design, Syracuse Univ., 1907-9; pvt. teaching, 
 New York City, 1909-10; Asst. Prof., Arch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Consulting Arch., author, 
 and lecturer. New York City. Honorable 
 mention at the Salon des Artists francais, 
 1904. Auth.: Indication in Architectural De- 
 sign, W. E. Comstock & Co.; A Method of 
 Studying Architectural Design with the Art 
 of Indicating as a means of analysis; Freehand 
 Drawing in Relation to the Rural School, 
 Popular Educator, 1913; Perspective in Rela- 
 tion to Architectural Design, Am. Arch., 1913; 
 Expression in Architecture, Arch. Record, 
 i9id: Architecture after the War, Architecture, 
 1917; The Spirit and the Letter, do., 1918. 
 Mem., Societe des Architectes diplomes, 
 France, 19 18. Married Henrietta Behur, My 
 10. 1S96, Jerusalem, Palestine. Children, 
 Marcella, b. Ag 14, 1902; Flora, b. S 23, 
 1906; Edith, b. N 25, 1909. Address, 64 
 Westervelt Ave., New Brighton, N. Y. 
 
 JOHN N. VEDDER 
 Professor; A. B., Union Coll., Schenectady, 
 N. Y., 1895; A. M., 1897; b. N 28, 1873, 
 Schenectady Co., N. Y. ; s. Abram L. (b. 
 do.) and Mary (Vrooman) Vedder (b. Danube, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Union Classical Inst., 
 Schenectady, N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa; Special 
 honors in Math, and Mech., 1895. Attended 
 Columbia, 1902-4. Teacher, H. Schs., N. Y. ; 
 with Am. Locomotive Co.; Asst. Engr., Exp. 
 Sta., Univ. of 111., 1910-14; Prof., Thermo- 
 dynamics Union Coll., 1914— . Address, 
 Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. 
 
 FRANK LOTAN VENNING 
 Arch. Designer; b. Ap 11, 1887, Chicago; 
 s. Edward Lotan (b. Callington, Cornwall, 
 Eng.) and Sarah Carpenter (Stickney) Ven- 
 ning (b. Fox Lake, Wis.). Prepared in 
 Crane Tech. H. S., Chicago. Arch., with 
 Younberg, Chicago, 1906-9; do., with Howard 
 Shaw, do., 1909-13; Stud., Beaux Arts, Paris, 
 1913-14; Instr., Land. Design, Univ. of 111., 
 1915-16; Arch. Designer, with Henry Dangler, 
 Arch., Chicago, 1916; do., Lowe and Bollen- 
 
Faculty 
 
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 bacher, Archs., do., 1917; do., Schmidt, Gorden 
 and Martin, do., 19 17-18. Seigt., Q. M. C, 
 N. A., Mech. Repair SIiops, Unit 302, A. E. F., 
 France, 1918 — . Mem., A. I. A.; Chicago 
 Arch. Club; Chicago City Club. Married Mar- 
 garet Tuthill, S 8, 1917, Chicago. Address, 
 (>973 N. Ashland Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 CHESTER GARFIELD VERNIER 
 Professor; A. B., Butler Coll., 1903; J. D., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1907; b. Ja 19, 1881, An- 
 sonia, O.; s. Augustus Emmanuel (b. 1852, 
 near Canton, O.) and Catharine (Black) Ver^ 
 nier. Prepared in Liberty (Ind.) H. S. Phi 
 Delta Phi; Order of the Coif. Scholarship, 
 Univ. of Chicago Grad. Sch., 1903-04; three 
 yrs. scholarships, do., 1904-07; Instr., Ind. Un- 
 iv. Law Sch., 1907-08; Prof., Law, Univ. of 
 Neb. Law Sch., 1908-09; Prof., Law, Ind. Univ. 
 Law Sch., 1909-11; Teacher, summer session, 
 Univ. of Chicago, 191 1; Prof., Law, and Sec. 
 of Law Faculty, Univ. of 111., 1911-16; Prof., 
 Law, Lejand Stanford, ipi6 — . Assoc. Ed., 
 Jour, of Am. Inst, of Criin. Law and Criino- 
 nology (preparing editorials and notes on cur- 
 rent cases of interest). Auth. : Cases on Mar- 
 riage and Divorce, Am. Casebook Series, West 
 Pub. Co., 1912; Articles in Am. Year Book 
 and legal jours. Sec, 111. St. Soc. of Crimi- 
 nal Law and Criminology. Married Hazel 
 Anderson, Ag 17, 1909, Indianapolis. Chil- 
 dren: Robert Louis, b. Ap 23, 191 1; Helen 
 May, b. My 14, 1912; Dorothy Jane, b. Je 21, 
 1916. Address, 951 Bryant St., Palo Alto, 
 Calif. 
 
 JOSEPH BOYCE VERNON 
 Assistant; A. B., Lake Forest Coll., 191 1; 
 b. 1890, Bushy Fork, N. C. Prepared in (Jary 
 (N. C.) H. S.; Univ. of Wis. and Columbia. 
 Prin., H. S., Stem, N. C, 1911-13; Instr., 
 Econ., Columbia, 1915-16; Asst., Econ. Univ. 
 of 111., 1916-17. Mem., Baptist Church. Ad- 
 dress, Burlington, N. C.f 
 
 LESTER CARLTON VER NOOY 
 (See No. G695.) 
 
 ROBERT 
 (See No. 783.) 
 
 CLARKE VIAL 
 
 DAVID CARROLL VIERS 
 (See No. 1607.) 
 
 SOPHIE MARY VOSS (MEHARRY) 
 (See No. 2534.) 
 
 SABRA WILBUR VOUGHT 
 Instructor; A. B., Allegheny Coll., Mead- 
 ville. Pa., 1899; B. L. S., N. Y. St. Lib. 
 Sch., 1901; d. Frank (b. Rome, Pa.) and 
 Adella M. (Wilbur) Vought (b. Dimmock, 
 Pa.). Prepared in Jamestown (N. Y.) H. S. 
 Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Beta Kappa. Libn., 
 Univ. of Tenn.; Organizer, O. Lib. Comn. ; 
 Acting Libn., Allegheny Coll.; Instr., summer 
 Lib. Schs., Chautauqua, N. Y. ; Albany, N. Y. ; 
 Winona Lake, Ind.; Salt Lake City; Riverside, 
 Calif.; Instr., Univ. of 111. Lab. Sch., 1916 — . 
 Mem., Epis. Church. Address, 901 S. Wright 
 St., Champaign. 
 
 GEORGE RAWSON WADE 
 Instructor; b. F 5, 1800, Idle, Bradford, 
 York, Eng. ; s. Benjamin (b. do.) and Harriett 
 (Law) Wade (b. do.). Prepared in Silcoates 
 and Bradford (iram. Sch. Teacher, Habersham 
 Coll., Hastings, Eng.; do., Stevens Coll., 1903- 
 06; Vocal Instr., and Head of Voice Dept., 
 Univ. of 111., 1906-11; do., Univ. of Ore., 
 191 1 — . Married Frances Hughes, My i, 1900, 
 Geneseo, 111. Address, 496 Washington St., 
 Eugene, Ore.f 
 
 VERNON MATTHEW WADE 
 Assistant; B. S., Shurtleff Coll., 1916; b. 
 Ja 13, 1892, Jerseyville. 111. Prepared in 
 Alton H. S.; Univ. of 111. Teacher, West. 
 Military Acad., 1916; Asst., Chem., Univ. of 
 111., 1916-17. Address, 811 Hawley Ave., Alton, 
 Ill.t 
 
 CARL WAGNER 
 Sec. and Treas., Terra Cotta Assn.; B. S., 
 Purdue Univ., 1906; b. F 28, 1881, Saginaw, 
 Mich.; s. C. C. C. (b. Ger.) and Felicitas 
 (Ellersdorfer) Wagner (b. do.). Prepared in 
 Chicago Man. Tr. Sch. Machinist Apprentice, 
 1902; Draftsman, 1904; Foreman, 1906; Instr., 
 T. and A. M., Univ. of 111., 1908-09; Asst. to 
 V. P., The Northwestern Terra Cotta Assn., 
 1909-16; Asst. to Pres., Nat. Terra Cotta Soc., 
 19 16; Sec. and Treas., Central Terra Cotta 
 Assn., 1 91 7 — -. Address, 536 Roscoe St., Chi- 
 cago. 
 
 CLAUDE LEVERN WAGNER 
 (See No. 4473.) 
 
 GUSTAV ERIC WAHLIN 
 Associate; A. B., Bethany Coll., Lindsborg, 
 Kan., 1903; Ph. D., Yale, 1906; b. D 3, 1880, 
 Cannon Falls, Minn.; s. Aaron (b. S 20, 1841, 
 Sweden) and Jennie Emila (Sohlberg) Wahlin 
 (b. Mr 1859, Wis.). Prepared in McPherson 
 H. S. ; Bethany Coll. Acad., Kan. Sigma Xi. 
 Grad. Scholarship, 1904-05; Fellowship, 1905- 
 06; Instr., Math., la. St. Univ., 1906-08; do., 
 Univ. of 111., 1908-12; Stud., Marburg, Ger., 
 1912-13; Assoc, Math., Univ. of 111., 1913 — . 
 Auth.: On the Base of a Relative Number 
 Field with an Application to the Composition 
 of Fields, Trans. Am. Math. Soc, 1910; The 
 Equation X- — A=0 (p). Jour, fiir Mathematik, 
 Vol. 145, 1914; A New Development of the 
 Theory of Algebraic Numbers, Trans. Am. 
 Math. Soc, Vol. 16, 1915; The Principal Units 
 of an Algebraic Domain. Bui. Am. Math. Soc, 
 Vol. 23, 1917. Mem., Am. Math. Soc; A. A. 
 A. S. Married Louise M. Hauck, Ag 7, 1906. 
 Child, Elsbeth Victoria, b. S 23, 191 5. Ad- 
 dress, 1903 W. Railroad St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 426 Natural History Bldg., do. 
 
 MERTON BENWAY WAITE 
 (See No. 524.) 
 
 EDWARD HARDENBERG WALDO 
 (See No. G701.) 
 
 MARJORIE L. WALKER 
 Assistant; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1914; 
 A. M., do., 1918; b. F 17, 1891; d. Myron H. 
 (b. Ja 17, 1855, Mass.) and Nettie (Stevens) 
 Walker (b. Ag 13, 1S66, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Grand Rapids (Mich.) Central H. S. Gamma 
 Phi Beta; Omega Phi. Teacher, H. S., Cale- 
 donia, Mich., 1914-15; do., Bessemer, Mich., 
 191S-16; do., Muskegon, Mich., 1916-17; Asst., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111., 1917 — . Address, 451 Ter- 
 race Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.; bus. add., 
 loio W. California St., Urbana. 
 
 *LEE WALLACE 
 B. P., Syracuse Univ., 1905; b. Ja 9. 1882, 
 N. Y. ; s. John Bennett and Cora E. (Noonen) 
 Wallace. Prepared in Perry (N. Y.) H. S. 
 The Hiram Gee Fellowship in Painting, 1905. 
 Attended Julians Acad., Paris; Teacher, Paint- 
 ing Dept., Coll. of Fine Arts, Syracuse Univ., 
 1907-11; Instr., free hand drawing, Dept. of 
 Arch., Univ. of 111., 191 1-12. Judge in Art 
 Dept., Perry Fair, 191 1. Mem., M. E. Church; 
 Am. Artists Assn. of Paris, 1905-07; Assn. of 
 Grad. Painters, Syracuse Univ.; Univ. Club, 
 Urbana. Died S 16, 1912. 
 
 *EDWARD PHILIP WALTERS 
 
 B. S.. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 1899; b. My 4. 
 1S78, E. Boston; s. Maurice E. Hughes, 47 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 ("amp St., Providence, R. I. Prepared in 
 Providence (Mass.) H. S. Asst. Chem., 111. 
 Water Sur., Univ. of 111., 1809-1900; Biologist, 
 Metropolitan Water Bd. of Mass., 1900-03; do., 
 Brooklyn Water Bd., 1903, afterwards con- 
 solidated with New York Water Bds. ; Head 
 of local lal)., Katonah, N. Y. Died Ja 28, 
 1904, Katonah, N. Y. 
 
 JAMES HENRI WALTON, JR. 
 Professor; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
 1899; Ph. D., Heidelburg 1903; b. F 26, 1878, 
 Deer Isle, Me.; s. James H. (b. Ja 25, 1845, 
 Castine, Me.) and Florence S. (Hewlett) 
 Walton (b. N 21, 1846, New Passage, South 
 Devonshire, Eng.). Prepared in Newbury- 
 port (Mass.) H. S. Zeta Psi; Sigma Xi. 
 Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 1899-1900; do., 
 Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1900-01; Austind fel- 
 lowship for foreign study, Mass. Inst, of 
 Tech., 1901-03; Instr., Chem., Univ. of 111., 
 1903-06; .Assoc, do., 1906-07; Asst. Prof., do., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1907-11; Assoc. Prof., do., 
 1911 — . Auth.: (with A. T. Lincoln) Ele- 
 mentary Quantitative Analysis, Macmillan, 
 1908; (with L. Kahlenberg) Qualitative Analy- 
 sis, 1911; also a number of articles. Mem., 
 A. C. S. Addres.<!, 419 Sterling Court, Madi- 
 son, Wis.t 
 
 EDWARD HARVEY WALWORTH 
 (See No. 5990.) 
 
 CHING-CHUN WANG 
 (See No. G703.) 
 
 HENRY BALDWIN WARD 
 Profe-ssor; A. B.. Williams Coll.. 1888; A 
 M. and Ph. D., Harvard, 1892; b. Mr 4, 1865, 
 Trov, N. v.; s. Richard Halsted (b. Je 17, 
 1837, Bloonitield, N. J.) and Charlotte Allen 
 (Baldwin) Ward (b. N 18, 1838, do.). Pre- 
 pared in Troy (N. Y.) H. S. Sigma Xi; Phi 
 Beta Kappa; Phi Eta; Salutatonan; various 
 prizes; Morgan Fellowship, Harvard, 1890-2; 
 attended L'nivs. of Gottingen, Freiburg, Leip- 
 sic, 1888-90; Heligoland, Ville Franche-sur- 
 Mer. Naples, and Newport. R. I. Biol. Stas. 
 Instr., Sc. Troy H. S., 1885-88; do., Zool., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1893; Assoc. Prof, and later 
 Prof, of Zool., Univ. of Neb., 1893-1906; Head 
 Prof., do., 190(1-09; Dean, Coll. Med., 1902- 
 09; Prof., Zool., Uniiv. of 111., 1909 — . Ed.: 
 Studies from Zool. Lab., Univ. of Neb., 5 
 Vols.; Asst. Ed., Am. Ncitiiralist ; Wood's Ref- 
 erence Handbook- of Med. Sc; Ed., Sii;nia Xi 
 Quarterly, 191 3 — ; Founder and managing 
 Ed., Jour, of Parasitology, 1914 — . Auth.: 
 Sigma Xi Quarter Century Record and His- 
 tory, 191 1 ; (with 0. C. Whipple and number- 
 ous scientific collaborators) Fresh Water Biol- 
 ogy, Wiley & Sons, 1918. Asst., 1893, and in 
 charge Biol, work, Mich. Fish Comn. Assn., 
 1897-1901; Dir., Biol. Svir., Great Lakes, 1902- 
 03; Scientific Asst., U. S. Bur. Fisheries, 1908; 
 on Alaska Salmon Investigations; Pres., Zool. 
 Soc ; Sec, and Pres., Am. Micros. Soc; ed., 
 Trans., do. V. P. Fisheries Soc; Assoc; .\. 
 M. A.; Pres., Am. Med. Coll., 1908; Nat. 
 (^ent. States; Pres., Neb. Acad.; Soc. Zool. 
 de France; Russian Soc Acclamatization of 
 Animals and Plants; Permanent Com., Internat. 
 Zoological Congresses; V. P., and Pres., Am. 
 Fisheries Soc, 1909-17; General Sec, Sigma 
 Xi, 189s; Com. on Helminthology, Div. of 
 Med. and Related Sc, Nat. Research Council, 
 19 iS; Corresponding foreign mem., Nat. Acad, 
 of Medicine. Venezuela; Pres., 111. St. Acaii. of 
 Sc. Married Harriet Cecelia Blair, 1894, Chica- 
 go. Children: Cecelia Blair, b. N i, 1895; Char- 
 lotte Baldwin, b. Mr i, 1897. Address, iioi W. 
 Nevada St., Urbana, 
 
 ♦HUGH ELMER WARD 
 B. S., Agr. Coll., Mich., 189s; M. S., Ann 
 Arbor, Mich., 1898; b. F 13, 1872, Ada, Mich.; 
 
 s. Hugh Henry (b. 1840, do.) and Laura Eliza- 
 beth (Frost) Ward (Ij. 1846, Kenne, Mich.). 
 Grad. Work in Bacteriol., Physiol., and Or- 
 ganic Chem., Teacher, district schs. of Mich., 
 1889-95; Teacher's Life Cert., Mich.; Bac- 
 teriol., Park Davis & Co., Detroit; Instr., Soil 
 Fertility, Univ. of 111., 1899-1901; Instr., Bac- 
 teriol., do., 1901-02. Auth.: various articles. 
 Died D 29, 1909. 
 
 JOSIAH FRANK WARD 
 Assistant: B. S., N. W. Univ., 1914; C. E., 
 do., 1915; a. Ja 3, 1892, Chicago. Prepared 
 in Evanston Acad, and H. S. Sigma Xi. 
 Computer, Evaporation Investigation, Carnegie 
 Inst., 1912-15; Asst., Engr., Pa. Co., Freight 
 Terminal, Chicago, 1915-17; Research Asst., 
 Engng. E.xp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1917-18 — . 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Address, 825 Ayars Place, 
 Evanston, 111. 
 
 RUTH AIMEE WARDALL 
 (See No. 1996.) 
 
 *ROBERT BOWNE WARDER 
 A. B., Earlham Coll., Richmond, Ind., 1873; 
 B. L., Harvard, 1874; b. Mr 28, 1848, Cin- 
 cinnati; s. John Aston (b. 1812, Philadelphia) 
 and Elizabeth Bowne (Haines) Warder (b. 
 1815, do.). Prepared in Cincinnati, O. 
 Teacher, H. S., Mooresville, Ind., one yr. ; 
 si)ent some yrs. traveling in the west and in 
 Germany in connection with Geol. Sur.; Instr., 
 Chem. and Nat. Phil., Univ. of 111., 1875-79; 
 Haverford, 1879-80; Purdue Univ., 1880-3; 
 St. Chem., 1883-87; Prof., Chem. and Phys., 
 Howard Univ., Washington, D. C, 1887-1905. 
 Auth.: The Speed of Saponification of Ethyl 
 Acetate and Evidence of Atomic Motion within 
 Liquid Molecules; Pioneer Investigations in 
 I'hys.; Chem. Papers: Influence of Time in 
 Fertilizer Analysis; Speed of Dissociation of 
 Brass; Dynamical Theory of Albmenoid Am- 
 monia; Recent Theories of Geometric Isomer- 
 ism; The Major Premise in Phys. Chem. Mem., 
 I'riend's Church (minister) ; Fellow, and V. 
 P. for Chem., A. A. A. S., 1890; A. C. S. ; 
 Ger. Chem. Soc; Civ. Engng. Soc; Dir., 
 Cent. L^nion Mission; Bible Soc; Soc. for 
 Religious Educ. Married Gulielma M. Dor- 
 hind, Mr 25, 1884, Wellington, Can. Died, 
 Jl 23, 1905, Washington, D. C. 
 
 EARLE HORACE WARNER 
 (See No. G704.) 
 
 ARTHUR RAY WARNOCK 
 
 (See No. 2539,) 
 
 FREDERICK MARTIN WILLIAM 
 WASCHER 
 
 (See No. 4962.) 
 
 EDWARD WIGHT WASHBURN 
 
 Professor; B. S., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1905; 
 Ph. D., do., 1908; b. Mv 10, 1881, Beatrice, 
 Neb.; s. William G. (b. 1851, Calais, Me.) and 
 Flora E. (Wight) Washburn (b. 1852, do.). 
 Prepared in Beatrice (Neb) H. S. Research 
 Assoc, Mass. Inst. Tech., 1906-08; Assoc, 
 Chem., Univ. of 111., 1908-10; Asst. Prof.,i 
 Phys. Chem., do., 1910-13; Prof., Phys. Chem., 
 do., 1913-16; Prof., Ceram. Chem., and head 
 of Dept., Ceram. Engng.,. do., 1916 — . Chm., 
 Sub-Com. on Ceram. Chem. of the Nat. Re- 
 search Council, 1917 — . Auth.: Introduction 
 to the Principles of Physical Chem., McGraw- 
 Hill Book Co., 1915; about forty different 
 articles in jours, of Chem. and Phvsics. Mem., 
 A. A. A. S.; A. C. S.; Am. Phys. Soc; Am. 
 Ceram. Soc. ; 111. Acad, of Sc ; Soc. of Glass 
 Tech.; Si.ema Xi. Married Sophie de Veer, Je 
 8, 1910, Boston. Children: VVilliam de Veer, 
 b. My 20, 1911; Janet, b. Ja 22, 1913; Roger, 
 b. S 30; 1914. Address, 808 W. Oregon St., 
 Urbana. 
 
Faculty 
 
 959 
 
 ♦LESLIE ABRAM WATERBURY 
 (See No. 1785.) 
 
 HARRY WILLIAM WATERFALL 
 Mech. Engr.; B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
 igii; b. Je 6, 1887, Boston. Asst., M. E., 
 Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1911-12; Instr., Maeh. 
 Design, Univ. of 111., 1.913-17; Mech. Engr., 
 Angus Jose Co., Ltd., Calcutta, India, 1917 — . 
 Mem., Epis. Church. Address, c/o Angus 
 Jose Co., Ltd., Calcutta, Indiaf 
 
 WILLARD OTIS WATERS 
 (See No. 1438.) 
 
 GORDON WATKINS 
 (See No. G706.) 
 
 OSCAR S. WATKINS 
 (See No. 2855.) 
 
 ELMO SCOTT WATSON 
 Assistant; A. B., Colo. Coll.. 1916; b. Ap 2, 
 1892, Colfax, 111.; s. Harvey Scott (b. Ta 16, 
 1858, Jeffersonville, O.) and Charlotte Wat- 
 son (b. S 9, i860, Lexington, 111.). Prepared 
 in Colfax H. S. Beta Theta Pi; Q. Q. Club. 
 Tnstr., Eng., Colo. Coll., 1916-17; Police Re- 
 porter and Telegraph Ed., Colorado Springs 
 Gazette, Colorado Springs, Colo., 1917-18; 
 Asst., Eng., (journalism) Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 Mem., A. F. A. M. ; McLean Co. 111. Hist. Soc, 
 1910; 111. St. Hist. Soc, 1915; Univ. Club, 
 1 9 18; Presby. Church. Married Julia Etta 
 .Seldomridge, N 30, IQ18, Chicago. Address, 
 Lincoln Apartments, Urbana; btis. add., 103 
 Law Bid., Univ. of HI., do. 
 
 FLOYD ROWE WATSON 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Calif., 1899; 
 Ph. D., Cornell, 1902; b. Ap 23, 1872, Law- 
 rence, Kan.- s. Norman Allen (b. D 10, 1829, 
 Machias, N. Y.) and Helen Altana (Hitch- 
 cock) Watson (b. O 10, 1835, Gainesville, N. 
 Y.). Prepared in Los Angeles H. S., and 
 Calif. Norm. Sch. Sigma Xi; LeConte Fellow, 
 Univ. of Calif.; Whiting Traveling Fellow, 
 do.; Pres. White Fellow, Cornell. Asst. Phys., 
 Univ. of Calif., 1897-9; do., Cornell, 1902; 
 Instr., Phys., Univ. of 111., 1902-04; Asst. 
 Dean Coll. of Engng., do., 1908-09; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1904-1915;. Auth.: Surface Tension 
 at the Interface of Two Liquids, Phys. Review, 
 Vol XII, 1901; Viscosity of Liquids Deter- 
 mined by Measurements of Ca]iillary Waves, 
 do., Vol. XV, 1902; Elementary Laboratory 
 Course in Phys., Univ. of 111., Gazette Pub- 
 lishing Co., (Thampaign, 1903; Revised 1904, 
 1905, 1906; Review of Milliken and Gale's A 
 Lab. Course in Phys., Sch. Review, Vol. 15, 
 1907; Effect of Air (Currents on Sound (ab- 
 stract of address before the Brit. Assn. Meet- 
 ing, 191 1) British Assn. Report, Reprinted in 
 Engng., Vol. XCII, 191 1, and in Physikalische 
 Zeitschrift ; Musical Echoes, Sc, Vol. 34, 191 1; 
 Inefficiency of Wires as a Means of Curing 
 Defective Acoustics of Auditoriums, do., Vol. 
 35, My 1912, reprinted in Scientific Am. Sup- 
 plement, Vol. 74, Jl 13, 1912. An Investiga- 
 tion of the Transmission, Reflection and Ab- 
 sorption of Sound by Different Materials, 
 Ph\s. Revic-w. Vol. VII (2), Ja 1916; (with 
 W. A. Shewhart) A Study of Ripple Wave 
 Motion, do.. Vol. VII (2), F 1916; (with 
 J. M. White) Echoes and Reverberations in 
 the Auditorium, Univ. of 111., Bui. No. 87 
 of the Engng. Exp. Sta., My 29, 1916, Re- 
 printed in Engng. (London) Vol. CII, O 20, 
 1 9 16; An Investigation of the Acoustical 
 Properties of the Armory at the Univ. of 111., 
 Current Opinion, O, 19 16, Proceedings of the 
 III. Acad, of Sc, Vol. 9, 1915; (with H. T. 
 Booth) An Acoustical Thermometer (abstract), 
 Phys. Review, Vol. IX, Ap. 1917; Recent De- 
 
 velopments in Acoustics of Buildings, Sch. Sc. 
 and Math., Vol. XVII, N, 1917; Acoustics of 
 Buildings from the Standpoint of Music, 
 Proc. of Music Teachers' Nat. Assn. (in press), 
 1918. Mem. Phys. Soc; Univ. of 111. E. E. 
 Soc, Hon. Mem.; Fellow, A. A. A. S. Married 
 Estelle Jane Barden, 1902, South Pasadena, 
 Calif. Children; Norman Allen, b. My 11, 
 1909; Robert Barden, b. Ap 14, 1914. Address, 
 905 S. Lincoln Ave., Urbana; bus. add., 
 20O Physics Bldg., do. 
 
 WILLIAM WATSON 
 Born S 4, 1880, Peoria. Prepared in Glas- 
 ford H. S. Instr., Foundry, Univ. of 111., 
 1905-6. Mem., Baptist Church. Address, 122 
 N. Oak St., Champaign. 
 
 RUDOLPH WEAVER 
 Professor; Diploma in Arch., Drexel Inst., 
 1905; b. Ap 17, 1880, Johnstown. Pa. Pre- 
 pared in Pa. State Coll. ; Drexel Inst, of Art 
 and Sc, Philadelphi'a, 1905; Columbia, 1906- 
 07. Acacia; Sigma Phi Epsilon ; Sigma Tau; 
 Gold Prize for best design. Tutored in Shade 
 and Shadows, Columbia Univ.; Chief Drafts- 
 man, 1907-09; Instr., Arch., Univ. of 111., 
 1909-11: Prof., Arch., and Supervising Arch., 
 St. Coll. of Washington, 191 1-15; Head of 
 Dept., do., 191 5 — . Designed and supervised 
 erection of Collegiate buildings at the State 
 Coll. of Washington. Auth.: A Report on 
 the Ventilation and Sanitation of the Dormi- 
 tories of Common Univ., Etc. Address, Pull- 
 man, Wash. 
 
 *JOHN BURKITT WEBB 
 
 C. E., Univ. of Mich., 1871; b. N 22, 1841, 
 Philadelphia; s. Charles Roe (b. Eng.) and 
 Eliza Ann (Greaves) Webb (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Philadelphia H. S. ; attended Univs., lieiil- 
 elberg, Gottingen, Berlin, and Paris, 1878- 
 80. Asst. Prof., C. E., Univ. of Mich., 1871; 
 Prof., C. E., Univ. of HI., 1872-78; Prof., App. 
 Math., Cornell Univ., 1880-85; Prof., Math, 
 and Mech., Stacey Inst, of Tech., 1885-87; 
 Carnegie Retiring Allowance, 1907. Consult- 
 ing Engr., Mech., Phys., and Math., etc.; 
 Judge at Internat. Elec. Exhibition, Philadel- 
 phia, 1884; Juror at La. Purchase Exposition, 
 St. Louis, 1905. Invented: Floating Dyna- 
 mometer; Viscous Dynamometer; Dynamo- 
 phone for the precise measurement of power, 
 and other scientific apparatus. Auth.: numer- 
 ous short papers. Mem., various scientific, 
 social, and religious societies and clubs. Mar- 
 ried Mary Emeline Gregory. 1876, Champaign. 
 Children: Margaret, b. 1877; Dudley Lank- 
 ester, b. 7880; Hubert Greaves, b. 1882; Har- 
 old Worthington, b. 1S85; Carolas Roe, b. 
 1886. Died F 17, 1912, New York City. 
 
 HUBERT ANTHONY WEBBER 
 (See No. 1095.) 
 
 ROY IRVIN WEBBER 
 (.See No. G709.) 
 
 *HENRY ADAM WEBER 
 Professor; Ph. D., O. St. Univ., 1879; b. 
 Jl 12, 1845, Clinton Tp., Franklin Co., O. ; s. 
 Frederick (b. Palatinate, Ger.) and Caroline 
 (Tascher) Weber (b. do.). Prepared in Otter- 
 bein Univ., Westerville, O. ; Sch. of Tech., 
 Kaiserslauten, Univ. of Munch, Ger. Chem. 
 to Geol. Sur. of O., 1869-74; Prof., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1874-82; Mfr. of sugar from 
 sorghum, 1882-84; Prof., Agr. Chem., O. St. 
 Univ., 1884 — . Chem. to St. Bd. of Agr. 
 Comn., 111.; St. Bd. of Health, 111.; St. Chem., 
 O. ; Mem., St. Dairy and Food Comn.; St. Bd. 
 of Agr., O.; Pure Food Standards Comn. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; A. S. A. S.; fellow. Am. 
 Miscros. Assn.; O. Acad, of Sc. ; Internat. 
 Congr. of App. Chem. Auth. : Qualitative Anal- 
 
960 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ysis; numerous articles in Jour. A. C. S., in 
 reports of the St. Dairy and Food Comn., O. 
 Married Rosa Ober, D 29, 1870, Columbus, O. 
 Children: Henrietta; Hilda L. Died Je 4, 
 1912, Columbus, O. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES PAUL WEBER 
 Research Chem. ; Ph. D., Univ. Wurzburg, 
 1903; b. Jl 17, 1878, Bloomfield, N. J.; s. 
 Henry J. (b. 1853, Newark, N. J.) and Lydia 
 
 B. (Reppin) Weber (b. 185J, Leipzig). Sigma 
 Xi; Phi Lambda Upsilon. Teacher, H. S., 
 Rutherford, N. J., 1904-05; Chem., U. S. Bur. 
 of Standards, 1905-12; Asst. Prof., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1913-17; Research Chem., West- 
 inghouse Elec. Co., 19 17 — . Auth.: Pamphlets 
 on Chem. subjects. Mem., 111. Acad. Sc. ; A. 
 
 C. S.; Nat. Geog. Soc. ; Univ. Club. Married 
 Elsa B. Weber, 1905, Bloomfield, N. J. Chil- 
 dren: H. Henry R. ; Elsa R. ; L. R. Eran- 
 ziska; Marie Henrietta R. ; Hildegard Dorothy. 
 Address, 421 Locust St., pdgwood Park, Pitts- 
 burg, Pa. 
 
 FRANK DANIEL WEBSTER 
 Brigadier Gen.; Grad., West Point, 1889; b. 
 S II, 1866, Rollo, Mo.; s. Henry and Melinda 
 Ray (Burlingame) Webster. Prepared in 
 Rollo (Mo.) Pub. Sch.; Mo. Sch. of Mines 
 and Metallurgy. Inf. and Cory Sch. of Mines, 
 Leavenworth, Kan.; Army War Coll. Acacia. 
 Army Officer, 1889 — . Maj., 20th and 22nd 
 Inf., Univ. of 111., 1913-16; Lt. Col., 22nd 
 Inf., 1916; Col., soth Inf., 1917; Brigadier 
 Gen., N. A., 1917 — . Married Anna George 
 Angell, D 4, 1900, Manila, P. I. Children: 
 Mary Angell, b. N 23, 1901; Anna George, 
 b. My I, 1904. Address, c/o War Dept., 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 RAYMOND WEEKS 
 Professor; A. B., Harvard, 1890; A. M., do., 
 1891; Ph. D., do., 1897; b. ja 2, 1863, Tabor, 
 la.; s. Joseph Van Renselaer (b. F 2, 1820, 
 Sheridan, N. Y.) and Imogene (Cookson) 
 Weeks (b. O 5, 1821, do.). Prepared in Cen- 
 tral H. S. Kansas City; Phillips Acad., And- 
 over, Mass. Delta Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Signet. Highest scholarships during four yrs. 
 and Traveling Fellow to Harvard, 1893-5. 
 Studied a yr. and a half in Paris, and half 
 yr. in Berlin. Instr., French, Univ. of Mich., 
 1891-3; Prof., Rom. Langs., Univ. of Mo., 
 1805-1908; do.. Univ. of 111., 1908-9; Prof., 
 Rom. Langs, and Lit.. Columbia, 1908 — . Field 
 Ambulance Service, A. E. F., France, 1917-18; 
 Received Cross of Knighthood for distinction 
 in Service, France. Invented four or five 
 instruments for study of the organs of speech. 
 Auth. : Ode to France, Oxford LTniv. Press, 
 1917; sixty or more articles, pamphlets, etc. 
 Ed., Romanic Review. Married Mary Arnoldia, 
 Mr 3, 1S95, Kansas City, Mo. Children: 
 Hugh Arnoldia, b. Mr 30, 1891 ; Joseph, b. 
 Ag 15, 1900; Elie, b. Ap 12, 1903. Address, 
 Columbia Univ., New York City. 
 
 HARRY MONTGOMERY WEETER 
 (See No. G711.) 
 
 CARROLL HARVEY WEGEMANN 
 Geologist; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1903; A. 
 M., do., 1907; b. Mr 26, 1879, Lake Mills, 
 Wis.; s. August H. (b. do. and Susanna I. 
 (Harvey) Wegemann. Prepared in Lake Mills 
 H. S.; Beloit Coll. Acad., W. Geol. work, 
 Ont., 1904; do.. Isle of Pines, W. I., 1905-6; 
 Asst., Geol., Univ. of 111., 1906-7; Asst., Geol., 
 U. S. Geol. Sur., 1907-17; Geologist, Franco 
 Wyoming Oil Co., 1917 — . Auth.: Some Notes 
 on River Development in the Vicinity of Dan- 
 ville, 111., Univ. Studies, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1909; 
 Notes on the Coals of the Custer Nat. Forest, 
 Mont., U. S. Geol. Sur. But., 381-A, 1909; 
 (with H. S. Gale) The Buffalo Coal Field, 
 
 Wyo., do., 381-B, 1910; The Salt Creek Oil 
 Field, Wyo., do., 452, 191 1; numerous other 
 articles in U. S. Geol. Sur. Bills. Mem., Geol. 
 Soc. of Wash.; Pick and Hammer Club; Y. M. 
 C. A., 1902-09; Geol. Soc. of Am.; Nat. 
 Geog. Soc; Wash. Soc. of Fine Arts; Cosmos 
 Club. Married Louise P. Hiss, Ap 8, 191 1. 
 Address, 736 Natrona Ave., Casper, Wyo. 
 
 ROBERT BRUCE WEIRICK 
 Student; A. B., Colo. Coll., 1911; A. M., 
 Harvard, 1913; b- Je 19, 1887, Pueblo, Colo. 
 Prepared in Centennial H. S., Pueblo, Colo. 
 Instr., Eng., la. St. Coll., 1913-15; Asst., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Instr., do., 1916- 
 18. Ensign Sch., Municipal Pier, Chicago, 1917; 
 Pel ham Bay, N. Y., 191 8-19; Commissioned 
 Ensign, 1918; Mustered out, 1919. Grad. Stud., 
 Eng., Univ. of 111., 1919 — . Mem., Baptist 
 Church. Address, "Y" Inn, Champaign. 
 
 CAMILLO WEISS 
 (See No. G713.) 
 
 LOUIS DWIGHT HARVELL WELD 
 (See No. G715.) 
 
 JOHN RICHARD WELLS 
 
 (See No. 5491-) 
 
 LANSING SADLER WELLS 
 
 (See No. G718.) 
 
 NEWTON ALONZO WELLS 
 Professor; B. Painting, Syracuse Univ., 
 1S77; b. Ap 9, 1852, Lisbon, N. Y. ; s. Alonzo 
 (b. O 1825, Westville, N. Y.) and Julia Anna 
 (Cargin) Wells (b. Constable, N. Y.). Pre- 
 pared in Franklin Acad., Malone, N. Y. Sigma 
 Xi. Studied in the Acad. Julien under Ben- 
 jamin Constant, J. P. Laurens, and Adolph 
 Bouguereau, 1886, 1895-97. Instr., Union 
 Coll., 1877-79; Prof., Drawing, Syracuse Univ., 
 1879-89; Dean, Sch. of Art, West. Reserve 
 Univ., 1889-90; Prof., Hist, and Practice of 
 Painting, Univ. of 111., 1899-1903; Prof., Arch. 
 Decoration, 1903 — . Has executed many art 
 works of both pub. and pvt. character; exhib- 
 ited in the larger nat. exhibitions, since 1884; 
 in Paris Salon, 1896-98; Columbian Exhibi- 
 tion, 1893. Executed mural paintings in Univ. 
 of 111. library, Springfield Court House, five 
 historical paintings: De Soto Landing at 
 Tampa Bay, De Soto's March through the 
 Pine Forests of Georgia, The Treachery of 
 Tuscaloosa, The Discovery of the Mississippi, 
 The Burial of De Soto in the Waters of the 
 Mississippi; in the lobby of the Gayser Hotel, 
 Memphis, Tenn., executed 1912-15. Auth.: A 
 Portfolio of Little Etchings, 1889; Use of 
 Color in Architetcure, Inland Arch.; Mural 
 Painting, Brush and Pencil. 1900; A Descrip- 
 tion of the Affective Character of the Colors 
 of the Spectrum, Psych. Bui.,. Vol. 7, 1910; 
 various reviews and other articles upon art 
 topics for newspapers and art mags. Mem., 
 Nat. Soc. of Am. Artists, 1889; Arch. League 
 of Am., 1900, V. P., 1903-04; Salmagundi Club, 
 1903; Arch. League of N. Y., 1903; Nat. Soc. 
 of Mural Painters, 1904; T. Square Club, Phil- 
 adelphia, 1906; Chicago Soc. of Etchers. Mar- 
 ried Flora A. Ellis, 1879, Schenectady, N. Y. 
 Child, Reginald Ellis, b. Ja 8, 1881. Address, 
 803 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
 WILLIAM FIRTH WELLS 
 
 B. S., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 1910; b. Ag 
 25, 1887, Boston. Asst., Univ. of N. Dak., 
 1910-11; Acting Chief Chem., Filtration Plant, 
 Washington, D. C, 1911-12; Asst., Mun. Dairy- 
 ing, Univ. of 111., 19 12-13. Mem., Epis. 
 Church. Address, 2105 ist St., N. W., 
 Washington, D. C.f 
 
Faculty 
 
 961 
 
 ROBERT ROSS WELSHIMER 
 Colonel; b. Ap 20, 1885, Neoga, 111.; s. 
 Pliilip and Melinda Elizabeth (McNutt) Welsh- 
 imer. Prepared in Neoga H. S.; West. Mil. 
 Acad.; Univ. of 111.; Grad., U. S. Naval Acad., 
 1908. Distinguished Grad., Coast Artillery 
 Sch., 1915. Beta Theta Pi. With 135th Co., 
 C. A. C., 1908-9; Dist. Ord. Officer, 1909-10; 
 Dist. Adjt., 1910-n; Duty with 95th Co., C. 
 A. C, 1911-13; Coast Defense Ord. Officer, 
 1913-14; With ii2th Co., C. A. C, 1914; Adjt. 
 Bat. of Siege Artillery, 1914-15; With 31st 
 Co., C. A. C, 1916; Capt. C. A. C, 1916; Prof., 
 Mil. Tactics, Univ. of 111., 1916; Capt., ist 
 C. A. Brig., 7th Regt., A. E. F., Ord. Officer, 
 France, 1916-17; Major, Ft. Monroe, Va., 
 1917-18; Lt. Col., do., 1918 — . Auth.: A Primer 
 for the Officer's Reserve Corps, Louden & 
 Flaiiigam, Champaign; The R. O. T. C. in the 
 Land Grant Colleges, U. S. Artillery J our., 
 1917; various professional pamphlets on Heavy 
 artillery. Address, Neoga, 111.; biis add.. Ft. 
 Monroe, Va. 
 
 EDGAR ISAAC WENGER 
 Consulting Engr.; B. S., McGill Univ., 1899; 
 b. Ag 24, 1878, Ayton, Ont.; s. N. and Isabel 
 (Philip) Wenger. Prepared in Woodstock 
 Baptist Coll. Acacia; Nicholls Scholarship. 
 Engr., Const. Dept., Westinghouse E. & M. 
 Co., 1903-5; Instr., Elec. Engng., Univ. of 111., 
 1906-9; Assoc, R. R. Engng., 1909; Asst. 
 Prof., Elec. Engng., McGill Univ., 1909-10; 
 Consulting Engr., Regina, Sask., 19 10 — . Mar- 
 ried Janette M. Wenger, Je 22, 1907, Chicago. 
 Child, Charles E.. b. Je 20, 1908. Address, 
 Whitmore Bldg., Regina, Sask., Can.f 
 
 HENRY AUGUST DE WERFF 
 (See No. 6656.) 
 
 THOR GRIFFITH WESENBERG 
 Student; A. B., Univ. of Pa., 1910; A. M., 
 do., 191 1 ; b. N 27, 1887, Philadelphia; s. 
 Frithjof (b. Mr i, 1835, Bergen, Norway) and 
 Emma (Griffith) Wesenberg (b. Cincinnati). 
 Prepared in North East H. S., Philadelphia. 
 Phi Beta Kappa; Harrison Scholarship. Teacher, 
 French and Spanish, North East H. S., Phila- 
 delphia, 1910-11; do., Kohut Sch., New York 
 City, 1912-13; Asst., Rom. Lang., Univ. of 
 111., 1913-15; Grad. work, Harvard, 1915-17. 
 U. S. Marine Corps, 1917 — . Address, 1851 N. 
 19th St., Philadelphia. 
 
 HAROLD MALCOLM WESTERGAARD 
 (See G722.) 
 
 IRVING MARK WESTERN 
 (See No. 1788.) 
 
 TERRENCE ONAS WESTHAFER 
 (See No. G723.) 
 
 NATHAN AUSTIN WESTON 
 (See No. 586.) 
 
 MARY MINERVA WETMORE 
 Instructor; b. Canfield, O.; d. John and 
 Minerva (Wallace) Wetniore. Prepared in 
 Salem (O.) H. S. Studied in Cleveland Sch. 
 of Art; Philadelphia Sch. of Design; Art 
 Students' League, New York City; four yrs. 
 study abroad. Julien Acad, and Colorosi Acad., 
 Paris; Exhibited in Paris Salon, 1900 and 
 1901. Instr., Art and Design, Univ. of 111., 
 1906 — . Mem., Am. Art Assn., Paris; Wom- 
 an's Art Club, New York City; Art Student's 
 League, New York, Bd. of Control; Soc. of 
 Chicago Artists; The Arts Club of Chicago; 
 Artists Guild of Chkago; Am. Fed. of Arts, 
 Washington, D. C; Bd. Women's Art Club, do. 
 Address, 511 W. Church St., Champaign. 
 
 HENRY CLYDE WHEELER 
 Associate; B. S. A., Ont. Agr. Coll., 1907; 
 b. D 15, 1884, Newton Falls, O.; s. Charles 
 (b. D 19, 1853, Brookfield, O.) and Alice 
 (Sturble) Wheeler (b. Ja 29, 1861, do.). 
 Field Work, soil sur., 1908-09; Asst., Soil 
 Sur., Agr. Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1900; 
 Assoc, Soil Physics, 1912 — . Married, Edith 
 Lucile Voris, N 25, 1915, Waterloo, 111. Ad- 
 dress, 409 W. Nevada St., Urbana. 
 
 LUCILE WHEELER (ADAMS) 
 Associate; B. A., Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1907; 
 M. A., Columbia, 1915; b. White River, Junc- 
 tion, Vt. ; d. Leonard Douglas (b. i860, Mont- 
 pelier. Vt.) and Jennie Augusta (Smith) 
 Wheeler (b. 1861, Randolph, Vt.). Preparea 
 in Hartford (Vt.) H. S.; Vt. Acad. Chi 
 Omega; Omicron Nu; Alpha Theta Chi. 
 Teacher, H. S., Reading, Mass., 1907-9; do.. 
 Central H. S., Springfield, Mass., 1909-10; do.. 
 Friend's Select Sch., Philadelphia, 1910-14; 
 Grad. Stud., Dartmouth Coll., summer 1913; 
 Univ. of Minn., 1915-16; Research Lab., Colum- 
 bia Assn. for Improving the Conditions of the 
 Poor, summers 1915, 1917; Assoc, Dept. of 
 H. Sc, Univ. of 111., 1916-18. Auth.: Corn 
 and Corn Products used as Food, Univ. of 
 III. Exten. Circular, No. 9, 1917; The Place 
 of the Market Basket in a High School Course 
 in Foods, Univ. of 111. Bid., Vol. 14, No. 19, 
 Conservation and Club Work, Jour, of Home 
 Econ., Vol. 10, No. 3. Married Roger Adams, 
 Ag 29, 1918, White River Junction, Vt. Ad- 
 dress, 603 W. Green St., Urbana. 
 
 RUTH WHEELER 
 Professor; A. B., Vassar, 1899; Ph. D., 
 Yale, 1913; b. Ag s, 1877, Plains, Pa.; d. 
 Jared Ward (b. Ja 23, 1853, Pleasant Mt, 
 Pa.) and Martha (Evans) Wheeler (b. Jl 5, 
 1853, Pittston, Pa.). Prepared in W. Pittston 
 (Pa.) H. S. and pvt. study; Univ. of Chicago; 
 Cornell Univ. Teacher, Sc. and Ger., H. S., 
 W. Pittston, Pa., 1899-1901; do.. H. S., Sara- 
 toga Springs, N. Y., 1901-4; Instr., Chem., 
 Pratt Inst., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1904-10; do., H. 
 Sc. Dept., Univ. of 111., 1912-13; Assoc, do., 
 1913-15 : Asst. Prof., do., 1915-18; Head, Home 
 Econ., Goucher Coll., Baltimore, 1918 — . Auth.: 
 Children's Food, Food Adm. Bur. (in press); 
 Wheat Saving, Univ. of 111., 1918; The Nu- 
 tritive value of proprietary infant foods. Am. 
 Jour. Discipline of Children, 19 14; As Milk 
 Modifiers, do., 1915; Proteins in growth, Sc. 
 Monthly, 1916; Recent contributions to the 
 foundation of dietetics, Am. Jour. Home Econ., 
 Vol. 7, 1916; The War and Dietetics, do.. Vol. 
 8, 1916; Woman's part in conservation. The 
 Agr., 191 7; Book Reviews, Vulte: Household 
 Chem., Jour. A. C. S., 1917, and Jordan, Food 
 Poisoning. Am. Jour. Home Econ.. 1918. Mem., 
 Sigma Xi; Omicron Nu; A. C. S.; A. A. A. 
 S.; Assn. Study and Prevention of Infant 
 Mortality: Am. Assn. Biol.; Am. Home Econ. 
 Assn.; Ex. Com., Am. Assn. of Dietetics. 
 Address, 416 Forrest Road. Roland Park, Md. : 
 bus. add., c/o Home Econ. Dept., Goucher 
 Coll., Baltimore. 
 
 *WILFRED FORREST WHEELER 
 (See No. G724-) 
 
 GEORGE FRISBIE WHICHER 
 Professor; A. B., Amherst Coll., 1910; A. 
 M., Columbia, 1911: Ph. D., do., 191S; b- N 
 5, 1889, Lawrenceville, N. J.; s. George Meason 
 (b. Jl 29, i860. Muscatine, la.) and Lillian 
 Hope (Frisbie) Whicher _(b. N 22. i860. Dan- 
 burv, Conn.). Prepared in Brooklyn (N. Y.) 
 Poh". Prep. Sch. Theta Delta Chi; Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Instr.. Eng., LTniv. of 111., 1913-15; 
 Asst. Prof., Amherst, Mass., 1915 — •. Auth.: 
 Life and Romances of Mrs. Eliza Haywood 
 (Dissertation) 1915; Early Essayists in Cam- 
 
962 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 hridgo History of American Literature, Vol. I, 
 Minor Humorists in Cambridge llistoi-y of 
 American Literature. Vol. 11 L Mem., Mod. 
 I.ang. Assn. Married Harriet Fox, Jc 20, 1914- 
 Children: Stephen Emerson, b. Te 16, 1915; 
 Edward Fo.x, b. O 8, 1916 (died My S, ^pi?)- 
 .Iddycss S VVoodside Ave., Amherst, Mass.; 
 bus. add., Amherst Coll., Amherst, Mass. 
 
 GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE 
 Psychologist; A. 1?., Brown, 1897; Ph- D., 
 Cornell, 1900; b. Je 12, 1876, Danvers, Mass.; 
 s. John Francis (b. Ag 20, 1842, Ipswick, 
 Mass.) and Cornelia Eliza (Hood) Whipple (b. 
 Mr 25, 1843, Danvers, do.). Prepared in Glou- 
 cester (Mass.) H. S.; Holton H. S., Uanvers 
 (do.) ; Clark Univ. Phi Helta Theta. Asst., 
 Psych., Clark Univ., 1897-8; Cornell, 1898- 
 1902; Lect., do., 1902-4; Asst. Prof., do., 1904- 
 u; Acting Prof., Univ. of Mo., 1907-8; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 191 1-14; Assoc. Prof., Educ., Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-15; Prof., do., 1915-1S; Dir., Bur. 
 of Salesmanship Research, Carnegie Inst., of 
 Tech., Pittsbrugh, igiS— . On Com. Nat. Re- 
 search Council on the 'Mental Examination of 
 Recruits. Auth.: (Uiide to H. S. Observation, 
 Bardccn, 1908; Questions in Gen. and Educ. 
 Psych., (/().; Questions in Sch. Hygiene, do., 
 1909; Man. of Mental and Phys. Tests, War- 
 wick and York, 1910; 2nd edition, 1914-15; 
 Translation, Mental ]'"atigue, do., 191 1; The 
 Psych. Methods of Testing Intelligence, do., 
 1914; How to Study Effectively, Pub. Sch. 
 Pub. Co., 1916; about 50 Mag. articles. Mem. 
 Sigma Xi; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Delta Kappa; 
 Kappa Delta Pi; A. A. A. S. : Am. Psych. 
 Assn.; Nat. Soc. Study of Educ; Am. Assn. 
 LTniv. Profs.; N. E. A. Married Clarice Rog- 
 ers, S 4, 190 1, Danvers, Mass. Children: 
 Philip Montrose, b. 1) 31, 1902 (died S 2, 
 1903); Richard Randolph, b. Ap 13, 1905; 
 Guv Montrose, Jr., b. Jl 25, 1915. Address, 
 c/o Carnegie Inst, of Technology, Pittsburgh. 
 
 JAMES WILBUR WHISENAND 
 (See No. G725-) 
 
 JOHN EZRA WHITCHURCH 
 (See No. 4490.) 
 
 ALFRED HOLMES WHITE 
 Professor; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1893; 
 B. S., do., 1904; b. Ap 28, 1S73, Peoria; s. 
 Samuel Holmes (b. 1830, Lockport, N. Y.) and 
 Jennie (McLaren) White (b. 1840, Glasgow, 
 Scot.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Sigma Xi; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda 
 Upsdon: Alpha Chi Sigma. Asst., Chem., 
 Univ. of 111., 1893-96; Stud, in Polytechnicum, 
 Zurich, 1896-97; Instr., Chem. Tech., Univ. 
 of Mich., 1897-1904; Asst. I'rof.. do.. 1904-07; 
 Tr. Prof., Chem., Engng., do., 1907-11; Prof., 
 do., 1911-17. Capt. Ord. Dept., U. S. R., 1917- 
 18; Lt. Col., Ord. N. A., 1918— ; Chief, Tech. 
 Section, Nitrate Div., Ord. Dept. Auth.: The 
 Disintegration of Cement Floors and Side- 
 walks, Midi. Tcclniic. Vol. j_'. 1909: Disin- 
 tegration of Fresh Cement Floor Surfaces by 
 the Action of Carbon Dioxide at Low Tempera- 
 tures, Proceedings Am. Soc. for Testing Mate- 
 rials: (with J. H. Wyman, W. A. Dunkley, and 
 P. Barker) Studies in the Manufacture of 
 Coal Gas, Proceedings Mich. Gas Asstt., looo; 
 Destruction of Cement Mortars and Concrete 
 through Expansion and Contraction. Proceed- 
 ings Am. Soc. for Testing Materials, 1911; 
 (with R. S. Tour) The Function of Tar in the 
 Condensation of Coal (ias. Proceedings Mich. 
 Gas Assn., 1911; (with Perry Barker) Coals 
 Available for the Manufacture of Illuminating 
 Gas, U. S. Bur. of Mines. Bui. 6, 1011; (with 
 John W. Hacker and Frank Steere) The Elec- 
 trical Separation of Tar from Coal Gas, First 
 Paper, Proceedings Mich. Gas Assn., S 191.3, 
 Progressive Age 30, 1912; Volume Changes in 
 
 Portland Cement and Concrete, Proceedings 
 Am. Soc. for Testing Materials 14, 1914; (with 
 R. B. Rowley and C. K. Wirth) The Electrical 
 Separation of Tar from Coal Gas. Second 
 paper, Proceedings Mich. Gas Assn.^ 1914; 
 Volume Changes in Concrete, Proceedings In- 
 ternat. Engng. Cong., San Francisco, 1915; 
 (with H. T. Hood) The Heat Treatment of 
 Iron and Steel in a Neutral Atmosphere. Pro- 
 ceedings Mich. Gas Assn., 1915; (with Homer 
 T. Hood) Gas as a Case Hardening Agent, do 
 Mem., Mich. Gas Light Assn.; A. C. S.; Re 
 search Club. Univ. of Mich.; Am. Gas Inst.; 
 Am. Soc. for Testing Materials; A. I. of Chem 
 F; Cosmos Club; Unitarian Church. Mar 
 ried Rebecca Mason Downey, Jl 28, 1903 
 Pueblo, Colo. Children: Alfred McLaren, b 
 11 I. 1904; Mary Julian, b. Je 15, 1907. Ad 
 'dress, c/o Chief of Ord., Washington, D. C. 
 
 ANNA DAVID WHITE 
 (See No. 2281.) 
 
 EARL ARCHIBALD WHITE 
 (See No. 3600.) 
 
 JAMES McLaren white 
 
 (See No. 625.) 
 
 MARION BALLANTYNE WHITE ' 
 Dean of Women; Ph. B., Univ. of Mich., 
 1893; A. M., Univ. of Wis., 1906; Ph. D., 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1910; b. Peoria, 111; d. 
 Samuel Holmes (b. Lockport, N. Y.) and 
 lennie E. (McLaren) White (b. Glasgow, 
 Scot.). Prepared in Peoria H. S. ; Univ. of 
 Munich, 1899-1900; l^niv. of Wis., summer 
 1004-05; L^niv. of 111.. 1904-05. Phi Beta 
 Kappa"; Sigma Psi. Instr., Math., H. S., 
 Pueblo, Col.; do., Peoria, 1895-9 and 1901-2; 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1902-08; do., Univ. of Kan., 
 1908-10; Asst. Prof., Math., do., 1910-14; 
 .Vssoc. Prof., Math., Dean of Women. Mich. 
 St. Norm. Coll., Ypsilanti, Mich., 1914 — . Ad- 
 dress, Forrest Ave., Ypsilanti, Mich. 
 
 ROBERT CALVIN WHITFORD 
 (See No. G729-) 
 
 ALBERT LEMUEL WHITING 
 (See No. G730.) 
 
 HAMMOND WHITSITT 
 (See No. 2001.) 
 
 HERBERT LUCIUS WHITTEMORE 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Wis., 1903; M. 
 1: , do.. loio; b. O I, 1876, Milwaukee; s. 
 Lucius L. ■ and Charlotte Elizabeth (Hanson) 
 Whittemore. Prepared. East Side H. S., Mil- 
 waukee. .\sst. to A. P. Hanson, exp. work, 
 Berlin. Ger.. 1005-6; Systematizer, British West- 
 inghouse Elec. "Mfg. Co., Manchester, Eng., 
 1005; Instr., App. Mech., Univ. of 111., 1906- 
 c-;' Assoc, do., 1907-10; Engr. Tests, Water- 
 town Arsenal, Mass., 1910-12. Instructing 
 mechanics, strength of materials, Columbia, 
 1 91 2-16; Assoc. Prof., Mechanics, Univ. of 
 Okla!, 1916-17: Prof., do., 1917; on leave for 
 govt, service for duration war; Assoc. Engr.; 
 Phvsicist, Bur. of Standards, Washington, D. 
 r " 1917; problems airplane const.; Mech. 
 Fn'^r , Chief Div. 5. Sec. i. Bur. of Standards, 
 W^rshington, D. C. " .■\uth.: The Strength of Ox- 
 I'cetylene Welds in Steel, Univ. of III., E.Yp. 
 s'ta Bui. Urbana, 1910; also various articles. 
 Mem., Soc. for Testing Materials. Address, 3920 
 Northampton St., N. W. Washington, DC; 
 bus. add.. Bur. of Standards, Washington, D. C. 
 
 CHARLES WILLIAM WHITTEN 
 (See No. 2866.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 963 
 
 JOHN HAMILTON WHITTEN 
 (Sec No. 4975-) 
 
 GEROLD CARL WICHMANN 
 Assistant; A. B., Univ. of Chicago, 19 14; 
 b. S 6, 1893, Wis.; s. Otto G. (b. Gcr.) and 
 i\[arie (Schmidt) Wichmann (b. Switzerland). 
 I'reparcd in EhiihiTrst Coll.; Univ. of Wyo. 
 Prep. Sch. Asst., Psych., Univ. of 111., 1915- 
 17. Pvt., Med. C'orps, Camp Lewis. Address, 
 Base Hospital, Camp Lewis, Tacoma, Wash. 
 
 HERMAN IL WIEBE 
 Instructor; A. B., Univ. of Neb., 1913; A. 
 M., Univ. of Wis., igi6; b. My 19, 1S87, 
 .Samara, Russia; s. Rev. Herman and Ger- 
 trude (Epp) Wiebe. Prepared in Beatrice 
 I (Neb.) H. S. Phi Beta Kappa; V. P., Y. M. 
 C. A. Teacher, Gage Co., Neb., 1908-9; Instr., 
 Ger., Bethel Coll., Newton, Kan., 1913-15; 
 Asst., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1916-17; Instr., Ger., 
 Bethel Coll., Newton, Kan., 19 17 — . Mem., 
 * Ger. Mennonite Church. Married Elizabeth 
 Margarcte Goertz, Ag 18, 1915. Mountain 
 Lake, Minn. Child, Lenore Elizal)cth, b. N. 8, 
 1917. Address, c/o Bethel ('oil., Newton, 
 I Kan. 
 I JOSEF WIEHR 
 
 Professor; Ph. B., la. St. Univ., 1904; A. 
 
 .M., do., 1005; Ph. L)., Univ. of Pa., 1907; b. 
 
 My 3, 1869, Reinerz, Ger.; s. Gustav (b. F. 
 
 '. II, 1846, do.) and Johanna (Schaffer) Wiehr 
 
 I (b. S 12, 1847). Prepared abroad and in 
 
 " Decorah Inst., la. Phi Beta Kaiipa. Fellow, 
 
 Ger., la. .St. Univ., 1904-05; Harrison Fellow, 
 
 Univ. of Pa., 1905-06; Univ. Fellow, do., 1906- 
 
 "7. Lecturer, Ger., la. St. Univ., summer, 
 
 fi904; Instr., do., 1905; do., Univ. of Pa., sum- 
 mer, 1906; Asst., Ger., Univ. of 111., 1906-07; 
 Instr., do., 1907-10; do., Ger., Smith Coll., 
 1910-11; Assoc. Prof., do., 191 1. Field Artil- 
 lerie Regt. von Poucker, Schlesisches, Num- 
 mer 6, 1890-93. Auth. : Hcbbel and Ibsen, 
 .Stuttgart, 1908; Lessing's "Minna von Barn- 
 helm." Edited with introduction. Notes, and 
 Vocabulary, Oxford Univ. Press, New York, 
 19 10; Graded Exercises in German Prose Com- 
 position, do., 1912; also various articles. Mem., 
 I Mod. Lang. Assn.; Soc. for the Adv. of Scand. 
 Studies. Married Isabelle Lee Glennie, Ag 
 12, 1 912, Northampton, Mass. Address, 
 I Northampton, Mass. 
 
 ROY HAROLD WILCOX 
 Associate; B. S., Univ. of Minn., 1914; b. 
 JI 27, 1887, Richfield, Minn. Prepared in Min- 
 neapolis H. S. Alpha Zeta. Agr. Expert, 
 C'okato Associated Schs. of Agr., 1911-13; 
 
 I Stud. Instr., Agr., Univ. of Minn., 19 13-15; 
 Asst., An. Hush., Univ. of 111., 1915-16; Assoc, 
 do., 1917 — . Mex. Border. Bat. F; Sergt., F. 
 A., San Antonio, Tex.; Mu.stered out, D i, 
 1915. Mem., Ba|)tist Church. Address, 810 
 Michigan Ave., Urbana. 
 
 ERNEST JULIUS WILCZYNSKI 
 Professor; A. M. and Ph. D., Univ. of Ber- 
 lin, 1897; b. N 13, 1876, Hamburg, Ger.; s. 
 Max (b. Inowrazlaw, do.,) and Frciderike 
 (Hurwitz) Wilczynski (b. Memel do.). Pre- 
 pared in N. Div. II. S., Chicago. Nautical Al- 
 manac, 1898; Columbian Univ., 1898; Univ. of 
 Calif., 1898-1907. Research Assoc, Carnegie 
 Inst., Washington, L). C, 1903-5; Assoc. Prof., 
 Math., Univ. of 111. 1907-10; do., Univ. of 
 Chicago, 1910-14; Prof., Math., do., 1914; Prize 
 Belgian Acad, of Sc, 1909. Auth.: Projective 
 Differential Geometry of Curves and Ruled 
 Surfaces, B. G. Tuebner, Liepsic, 1906; (with 
 E. II. Moore and M. Mason) The New Haven 
 Math. Colloquim, Yale Univ. Press, New 
 Haven, (.'on., 19 10; Plane Trigonometry and 
 .\pplications, Allyn and Bacon, 19 14; College 
 Algebra with Applications, do., 1916; also 
 
 about fifty articles. Mem., Am. Math. Soc; 
 Ci_rcol() Matematico di Palermo. A. A. A. S. 
 (Fellow.) Married, Countess Ines Macola, 1906, 
 Padua, Italy, ('hildren: Elena Renza, b. Ag 
 10, 1907; Massiniilla Ines, b. Jl 30, 1909; 
 (irace Beatrice, b. Ap 21, 1913. Address, 5332 
 Kimbark Ave., Chicago. 
 
 CHARLES THORNTON WILDER 
 (See No. 852.) 
 
 CARROL CARSON WILEY 
 (See No. 2284.) 
 
 MABEL WILKERSON 
 Instructor; Ph. B., Univ. of Ariz., 1909; b. 
 Ag -'2, 1885, Tuscarora, Nev. ; d. Thomas W. 
 (b. Mr 30, 1848, Quincy, 111.) and Mariam 
 (Hutchings) Wilkerson (b. O 13, 1852, Elko, 
 Xev.). Prepared in Univ. of Nev. and Univ. 
 of Ariz. Prep. Schs.; Simmons Coll.; Sacker 
 Sch. of Applied Arts. Deputy Co. Recorder, 
 Pana Co., .\riz., 1909-14; Instr., Simmons Coll., 
 191S-17; Instr., Textiles, H. Sc. Exten. Dcpt., 
 I'niv. of 111., 1917 — . Address, 908 W. Nevada 
 St., Urbana, bus. add., 325 Woman's Bldg., do. 
 
 ARTHUR CUTTS WILLARD 
 Professor; S. B., Mass. Inst. Tech., 1904; 
 b. Ag 12, 1878, Washington, D. C. ; s. Alex- 
 ander Drumniond (b. N 24, 1836, N. New 
 Portland, Me.) and Sarah (Cutts) Willard (b. 
 D 19, 1851, Industry, Me.). Prepared in Cen- 
 tral 11. S., Washington, D. C. Phi Kappa 
 Sigma; Sigma Xi ; Pi Tau Sigma. Instr., 
 Calif. Sch. of Mech. Arts, San I'"rancisco, 
 1904; Asst. Prof., M. E., (Jeo. Washington 
 L niv^, 1906; Asst. San. and Heating Engr., 
 U. S. War Dept., 1909; San. and Heating 
 Engr., do., 1911; Asst. Prof., Univ. of 111., 
 '913-17; Prof., do., 1917 — -; Consulting Engr., 
 Heating, Cooking, and Laundry Equipment, 
 16 Nat. Army Cantonments, U. S. War Dcpt., 
 summer 1917. Determined Heat Transmission 
 of Bldg. Materials (with L. C. Lichty), Univ. 
 of 111., 1914-16. Auth.: Heating and Ventila- 
 tion, Vol. I ; Power Plants and Refrigeration, 
 Vol. 2, 1917; (with L. A. Harding) Mech. 
 Equipment of Bldgs., John Wiley & Sons; va- 
 rious articles in Sc. Mags, and Buls. Mem., 
 Univ. Club. Married Sarah Lamborn, N 26, 
 1907. Washington, D. C. Address, 1106 W. 
 California Ave., Urbana. 
 
 LUCY BERTHA ELY WILLCOX (WAL- 
 LACE) 
 (See No. 1443.) 
 
 CHARLES ALLYN WILLIAMS 
 Associate; A. B., A. M., L'niv. of la.; Ph. 
 D., Univ. of Heidelberg, 1909; b. Je 4, 1877, 
 Iowa City, la.; s. John (b. Ja i, 1844, Pres- 
 ton, Conn.) and Viola Selena (Hankins) Wil- 
 liams (b. Mr 11, 1857, Iowa City, la.). Pre- 
 pared in Iowa City Acad. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 I'ellow, (ier., Cornell Univ., 1902-03; Otten- 
 dorfer Memorial Traveling Fellowship, Ger- 
 Philol., New York Univ., 1903-04; Studied in 
 Leipsic and Berlin; Instr., Ger., Univ. of 
 Minn., 1905-8; do., Univ. of 111., 1909-16; 
 Assoc, do., 1916 — . Auth.: Zur Liederpoesie 
 in I'ischarts Gargantua, Halle, Max Niemeyer, 
 1909; W. Raabe's "Die Schwarze Galuure," N. 
 v., Oxford Univ. Press, 1913; also various 
 articles in German in German mags. Mem., 
 Mod. Lang. Assn.; three ■other societies for 
 Mod Langs., including Scandinavian; M. E. 
 ( hurch. Married Cora Anna Peterson, Je 28, 
 191 I, Elbow Lake, Minn. Children: Lois Vio- 
 let, b. Ap 7, 1913 (died Ap 14, 1913; John 
 Raynesford, b. Je i, 19 14; Louisa Mabel, b. 
 N 5, 1916. Address, 712 W. Nevada St., 
 L^rbana. 
 
964 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ELMER HOWARD WILLIAMS 
 (Sec No. G737-) 
 
 ELRICK WILLIAMS 
 (Sec No. I793-) 
 
 HOWARD CHANDLER WILLIAMS 
 (See No. 3606.) 
 
 MARY EDITH WILLIAMS 
 (See No. 2287.) 
 
 ROBERT YOUNG WILLIAMS 
 Engineer; A. B., Princeton, 1901; E. M., 
 Columbia, 1904; b. N 23, 1878, New York 
 City. Tau Beta I'i; Sigma Xi. Engr. Corps, 
 Lehigh Valley Coal Co., Centralia, I'a. ; Supt., 
 Upper I'otomac Coal Co., Upper Potomac, W. 
 Va. ; Consulting Engr., Three Forks Mining 
 Co., Chaffer, W. Va. ; Gen. Supt., Clearfield & 
 
 0. River Coal Co., Moundsville, W. Va.; Dir., 
 Mines and Mech. Inst., Univ. of 111., IQ14-15; 
 Safety Engr., Scranton, Pa. 1915 — . Auth. : 
 Articles in Engng. and Mining Jour., and va- 
 rious Coal Jours. Mem., Presby. Church; A. 
 
 1. M. E.; West. Soc. Engrs. ; Chicago Engrs. 
 Club. Address, 37 Lackawanna Ave., Scran- 
 ton, Pa. 
 
 WILLIAM HENRY WILLIAMS 
 Manager; B. S., in E. E., Univ. of Wis., 
 1896. Prepared in Battle Creek Coll., Mich., 
 1886. Prin., H. S., New Richmond, Wis., 
 1887-91; Supt., City Schs., Antigo, Wis., 1891- 
 3; Prof., E. E., Mont. St. Coll., 1800; Asst. 
 Prof., E. E., Univ. of HI., 1902-5; Sales Mgr., 
 Hart-Parr Co., 1905-14; Branch Mgr., do., 
 1915-17; Asst. Mgr., Nilson Tractor Co., 1917 
 — . Address, c/o Eagle Mfg. Co., Appleton, 
 Wis. 
 
 ALBERT ST. JOHN WILLIAMSON 
 (See No. 1184.) 
 
 CLIFFORD WILLIS 
 (See No. 1444.) 
 
 ALBERT HARRIS WILSON 
 Professor; B. S., Vanderbilt Univ., 1892; 
 M. S., do., 1893; Ph. 1)., Univ. of Chicago, 
 191 1 ; b. F 4, 1872, Saundersville, Tenn.; s. 
 Thomas Black (b. Je 18, 1839, Nashville, 
 Tenn.) and Lucy (Cragwall) Wilson (b. Je 
 18, 1840, Watertown, Tenn.). Prepared in 
 .Station Canap Acad., Sumner Co., Tenn., and 
 Montgomery Bell Acad., Nashville, Tenn.; 
 Johns Hopkins Univ., 1893-5; Univ. of (jot- 
 tingen, 1899-1900; Univ. of Bonn, 1903-4. 
 Kappa Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa; Crawford 
 Scholarship, Founders' Medal; Teaching Fel- 
 lowship, Math. Instr., Math., Princeton, 1895- 
 1004; do., Univ. of 111., 1904-5; Assoc. Prof., 
 Math., Ala. Ply. Inst., 1905-19; do., llaverford 
 Coll., 1910 — . Auth.: Automorphic Trans- 
 formations of the Binary Quartic, Am. Jour, of 
 Math., Vol. XXXIII, No. i, 1911; Canonical 
 Tvpes of Nets of Modular Conies, do., Vol. 
 XXXVI, 1914- Mem., Math. Soc; A. A. A. 
 S. Married Zue Ward, D 1900, Ft. Worth, 
 Tex. Address, Haverford College, Haverford, 
 Pa. 
 
 •ALBERT SHERWOOD WILSON 
 A. B., LTniv. of Toronto, 1900; B. D., Univ. 
 of Chicago, 1902; b. Mr. 11, 1878, Merritton, 
 Ont. ; s. George Byron (b. D 2^, 1835, do.) 
 and Adaline Belinda (Harris) Wilson (b. Ja 
 30, 1840, Ingersoll, Ont.). Prepared in Coll. 
 Inst., St. Catharines, Ont. John Macdonald 
 Scholarships, Philos., 1808 and 1899; Fellow- 
 ship, Systematic Thool., Univ. of Chicago. 
 1901-04. Depart. Libn. in Charge of Haskell 
 Libs., Univ. of Chicago, 1004-06; Libn. and 
 Prof., Bibliog., Colo. St. Norm. Sch., Gree- 
 
 ley, Colo., 1906-07; Acting Dir., Lib. Sch., 
 Univ. of 111., 1907-09; Asst. Dir. and Asst. 
 Prof., Lib. Econ., 1909-12; Libn., Wash. St. 
 Coll., 1 9 12 — . Married Luna Goodrich Phelps, 
 .\g 21, 1906, Merritton, Ont. Died My 2, 
 1915, Merriton, Ont., Can. 
 
 FRANK GARDNER WILSON 
 (See No. G744.) 
 
 LEVI THOMAS WILSON 
 Instructor; A. B., Washington and Lee Univ., 
 1909; A. M., do., 1910; A. M., ("olumbia, 1913; 
 I'h. D., Harvard, 1915; b. D 24, 1885; s. 
 George W. and Sarah (Stroud) Wilson. Pre- 
 pared in Jonesboro Acad. Instr., Math., Wash- 
 ington & Lee Univ., 1909-10; do., Univ. of Va., 
 lyio-ii; do., Columbia, 1911-13; do.. Harvard, 
 1913-15; do., Univ. of 111., 1915-17; do., U. 
 S. Naval Acad., 1917. Mem., Baptist Church; 
 Am. Math. Soc; A. F. A. M. Married Bar- 
 bara Belle Smohl ('17), Ap 28, 1917, Vandalia. 
 Address, 312 West St., Annapolis. 
 
 LEROY ALONZO WILSON 
 Instructor; M. E., Cornell, 1909, M. M. E., 
 do., 1914; b. S 18, 1888, North Bay, N. Y. ; 
 s. Charles Henry (b. 1858, N. Y.) and Mary 
 C. (Dolbey) Wilson) (b. 1868). Prepared in 
 Ithaca (N. Y.) H. S. Acacia; Sigma Xi. 
 With E. R. Motor Car Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 
 1009; Instr., Cornell, 1909-14; Asst., Engng. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1914-17; Instr., En- 
 gines, U. S. S. M. A., 1917-18; Pvt. 1st ("lass, 
 U. S. A. S.; 1st Lt., Air Service, U. S. S. M. 
 A.; Mustered out, D 7, 1918. Auth.: Articles in 
 Power, Auto Trade Jour., and Sibley Jour, of 
 Engng. Mem., A. S. M. E. Married Lillian Edna 
 Sargent, O 12. 1912, Norwich, N. Y. Child, 
 Dorothy Edna, b. Jl 30, 1913. Address, 1017 W. 
 Illinois St., Urbana; bus. add., 1 Engng. An- 
 nex, Univ. of 111., do. 
 
 VICTOR TYSON WILSON 
 Retired Prof.; M. E., Cornell, 1902; b. Ap 
 11, 1864, Philadelphia; s. Joseph Washington 
 (b. F 22. 1838, do.) and Anna (Tyson) Wil- 
 son (b. do.). (Irad., I'a. Museum and Sch. oi 
 Indus. Art, Philadelphia, 1886. Tau Beta 
 Pi. Draftsman, New York City, 1888-1892; 
 Instr., Cent. Man. Tr. Sch., Philadelphia, 
 1892; Instr., Free-hanil and Mech. Drawing, 
 Cornell, 1893-1903; Instr., M. E., Drexel Inst., 
 Philadelphia, 1903-04; Asst. Prof., G. E. D., 
 in charge of dept., Univ. of 111., 1904-07; 
 Prof., Engng. Drawing, Pa. St. Coll., 1907-08; 
 Prof., Drawing and Design. Mich. Agr. Coll., 
 1908-16; Retired. Auth.: Free-hand Perspec- 
 tive, John Wiley & Son, 1898; Freehand Let- 
 tering, do., 1900; Notes on Practical Mechani- 
 cal Drawing, 1907; Descriptive Geometry, John 
 Wiley & Son, 1909. Married Harriet T. Pat- 
 tison. Address, Lenox Hotel, Detroit. 
 
 WILBUR M. WILSON 
 Professor; B. M. E., la. St. Coll., igoo; M. 
 M. E., Cornell, 1904; b. Jl 6, 1881, W. Lib- 
 erty, la. Tau Beta Pi. Instr., M. E., la. St. 
 Coll., 1901-03; Asst. Prof., do., 1904-07; Assoc. 
 Prof., do., 1907-08; Struct. Detailer, 111. Steel 
 Co., 1909-11; Struct. Steel Designer and Esti- 
 mator, do., 1911-12; Chief Designer, Strauss 
 Hasaile Bridge Co., 1912-13; Asst. Prof., 
 Struct. Engng. Univ. of 111., 1913-17; 3rd Co., 
 Engng. O. T. S., Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.; 
 ("apt.. Concrete Ship Div., Emergency Fleet 
 Corp., Philadelphia and South Bethlehem, Pa., 
 191S — . Address, 2609 Harrison St., Evan- 
 ston, Ill.t 
 
 WILLIAM HAROLD WILSON 
 (See No. G750.) 
 
Faculty 
 
 965 
 
 SAMUEL ROBERTSON WINCH ELL 
 A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1870; A. M., do., 
 1873; b. N 26, 1843, Nortii East, Dutchess 
 Co., N. Y. ; s. Horace (b. Ag 12, 1796, do.) 
 and Caroline (McAllister) Winchell (b. Ap 
 2g, i(;()6, do.). Prcpare(l in Anienia Scm., 
 Amcnia, N. Y. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Prin., 
 H. S., Ann Arbor, Mich., 1869-73; do., IL S., 
 Milwaukee, 1873-75; St. Visitor "to St. Norm. 
 Sch., Whitewater, Wis., 1874; Ed., Pub. Sch. 
 Record and N. IV. Jour, of Ilduc, 1874-76; do., 
 luinc. Weekly, Chicago, 1876-80; Classical Ed., 
 1). Appleton & Co., 1881 ; New England Mgr., 
 ]>. Appleton & Co., 1882-86; Mgr., Interst. Pub. 
 Co., Chicago and Boston, 1886-88; Assoc. Ed., 
 The Fountain, Philadelphia, 1889-90; Pres., 
 Nat. Young l""olks' Reading Circle, 1888-92; 
 Prof., Latin, Univ. of 111., 1889-91; Mgr., H. S. 
 and Coll. Dept., Am. Book Co., 1891-92; Mgr., 
 Winchell Teachers Agency and Lecture Bur., 
 1892-1911; I'rin., Winchell Acad., Evanston, 
 111., 1894-97. Auth.: Latin Prose Comi)osition, 
 E. H. Butler & Co., Philadelphia, 1875; Ele- 
 mentary Lessons in Greek Synta.x, D. Apple- 
 ton & Co., 1887; Orthography, I'^tymology, and 
 Punctuation, A. Flanagan & Co., 1901; Chi- 
 cago, Past and J'resent, do., 190O; The Artists' 
 Blue Book of Chicago, 1906; A Civic Manual 
 for Chicago, ('00k C'o., and 111., A. J'"lanagan 
 & Co., 1910; Ed. and Publisher of a number of 
 perio(licals. Mem., Central Howard Assn., 
 Chicago; Nat. Econ. League. Married Cal- 
 phurnia Eleutheria Corson, Ag 2, 1870, Bir- 
 mingliam, Mich. Children: Harley, b. Ag 
 13, 1871; Calphurnia Maia, b. My 16, 1874; 
 Julia Alexandrina, b. 1) 31 1879; Roberta ('a- 
 rissima, b. S 26, 1887 (died Ja 23, 1895). 
 Addres.<!, I'alisade, Colo. 
 
 PHINEAS LAWRENCE WINDSOR 
 Libn. and Dir. ; Ph. B., N. W. Univ., 
 1895; I5. F 21, 1 87 1, Chenoa, 111.; s. Rev. 
 John Alexander (b. Jl n, 1828, near Hyatts- 
 town, Md.) and Amy (Arnold) Windsor (b. 
 D 10, 1840, O.). Prepared in N. W. I'rep. 
 Sch.; New York Lib. Sch., 1897-0; Albany 
 Law Sch., 1899-1900. Delta Tau Delta; Tau 
 Kappa Phi. Asst., N. Y. St. Lib., 1899-7900; 
 Asst., Lib. of Congress, 1000-03; Libn., Univ. 
 of Tex., Austin, 1903-09; Libn. and Dir., Lib. 
 Sch., Univ. of 111., 1909 — . Auth.: Handbook 
 of Texas Libs., Tex. St. Lib. Assn., Austin, 
 Tex., 1904; also a number of articles. Mem., 
 Am. Lib. Assn., Council 1908-13, and Chm. Pro- 
 fessional Tr. Sec, igio; Bibliog. Soc. of Am.; 
 Pres., 111. Lib. Assn., 1912; J''elIow, Am. Lib. 
 Inst. Married Margaret Fursman Boynton, 
 Ja I, 1902, Lockport, N. Y. t'hildren; Mar- 
 garet, b. 1904; Mary Frances, b. 1907; Eliza- 
 beth Arnold, b. 1909. Address, 609 Michigan 
 Ave., Urbana. 
 
 ROY MARTIN WINGER 
 Professor; A. B., Baker Univ., 1906; Ph. 
 D., Johns Hopkins, 1912; b. O 10, 1885, 
 McCune, Kan.; s. Martin Bachtle (1). N 11, 
 1849, I'Vanklin Co., Pa.) and Maria Elizabeth 
 (Zimmerman) Winger (b. Mr 27, 1850, do.). 
 Prepared in CJerard (Kan.) H. S. Kappa 
 Sigma; Phi Beta Kappa. Instr., Math., Univ. 
 of 111., 1912-13; Asst. Prof., Univ. of Ore., 
 1913-16; Prof., do., 1916-18; Instr., Univ. of 
 CTalif., summer 1916; Asst. Prof., Math., Univ. 
 of Wash., 19 1 9 — . K Co., S. A. T. C, Camp 
 Presidio. San Francisco; Instr., S. A. T. C, 
 Univ. of Wash., 1918-19. Auth.: The Rational 
 f}uintic with two Syzygetic Points, Johns 
 Hopkins Univ. Circular, 1911; Self-Projective 
 Rational Curves of the Fourth and Fifth 
 <')rders. Am. Jour. Math., Vol. 26; Self-Pro- 
 jective Rational Sextics, do.. Vol. 38. Mem., 
 Am. Math. Soc; A. A. A. S. ; Gamma Alpha; 
 Sc. C'lul). Married Alice McDonald, Jc 12, 
 19 15, Charleston, 111. Child, Margaret, b. Ag 
 17, 1916. Address, University of Washing- 
 ton, Seattle, Wash. 
 
 AMBROSE PARE WINSTON 
 
 Profes.sor; A. B., Univ. of Wis., 1887; 
 I'll. D., Cornell, 1900; b. O s, 1867, Mt. 
 Morris, 111.; s. Thomas (b. O 17, 1829, Devy- 
 noek, Breconshire, Wales) and Caroline E. 
 (Mumford) Winston (li. Mr 26, 1836, Wayne 
 Co., Pa.). Delta Upsilon. Attended Johns Hop- 
 kins, 1891-92; Univ. of Chicago, i89-'-93; Fel- 
 low, ("ornell, 1899-1900. Teacher, Pub. Sehs., 
 1887-89; Instr., Hist., Univ. of III., 1893-94; 
 Instr., O. St. Univ.; Teacher, Chicago and In- 
 dianapolis II. Schs.; Instr. and Asst. Prof., 
 Kcon., Washington Univ., 1901-10; Prof., Econ. 
 Coll. of Finance, Peking, China, 1910— . Auth.: 
 The Constitutionality of the I'rotective Tariff, 
 Jour, of Pol. J-icon., 1896; Socialism in the 
 United States, Contemporary Rev., 1900; Six- 
 teenth Century Trustee, Atlantic Monthly, 
 1901; The Pullman Strike, Jour, of Pol. 
 /scon., 1901; A Quarter (!enlury of Strikes, 
 .Atlantic Monthly, 1902; The Trade Union and 
 the Superior Workman, do., 1902; Pol. Econ- 
 omy, Encyclopedia Americana. Mem., Am. 
 Econ. Assn. Address, College of Finance, 
 Peking, China. t 
 
 JAMES RENWICK WITIIROW 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Pa., 1899; Ph. D.,' 
 rfo., 1905; b. Ag 29, 1878, Philadelphia; s. 
 David Daniel (b. My i8=;4. County ].)erry, Ire- 
 land) and Margaret McCool (Stewart) Witli- 
 row (b. Mr 4, 1856, do.) Zelosophic Lit. Soc; 
 Harrison Scholarship in Chem., Univ. of Pa., 
 1904-05. Chem., Barrett Mfg. Co., Philadel- 
 phia, 1899-1903; Asst., Chem., Univ. of 111., 
 1905-06; Instr., Aiialyt. Chem., do., 1905-06; in 
 Charge of Indus, and Applied Elec Chem., O. 
 St. Univ.; Asst. Prof., Chem., do., 1906-09; 
 Assoc. I'rof., do., 1909-11; Prof., do., 1912-17. 
 War Gas Defense Problems, Bur. Mines, 
 Washington, D. (J., 1917; Chem. Engr., do., 
 and Ord. Dept., do., 1917-18; do.. Gas warfare 
 section research div., U. S. A., 1918 — ■. Auth.: 
 (with Hamilton) The Progress of Mineral, Bui. 
 No, I, A. I. M. P..; The Progress of Mineral in 
 1899, do.; The Electrolytic Precipitation of 
 Gold with a Rotating Anode and the Raj)id 
 Analysis of ITalides; numerous other articles. 
 Mem., Philadelphia Mineralogy Club; A. C. S. ; 
 A. A. A. S.; Am. Elec. Chem. Soc; Soc. 
 Promotion Engng. Educ. ; A. I. Chem. E. ; 
 8th Jntcrnat. Cong., App. Chem. Married 
 Alice Steelman, S 1906, Philadelphia. Chil- 
 dren: Alice Steelman, b. Ap 5, 1909; James 
 Renwick, b. F 2, 191 1. Address, Ohio State 
 Univ., Columbus, O. 
 
 WILLIAM SIDNEY WOLFE 
 (See No. 6017.) 
 
 HARRY PETERMAN WOOD 
 Professor; B. S., Pa. St. Coll., 1899; E. E., 
 do., 1903; b. Jl 18, 1878, Muncy, Pa.; s. Wil- 
 liam J. (1). Je 26, 1830, do.) and Elizabeth 
 UpdcgrafT (Petcrman) Wood (b. Ag 7, 1846). 
 Prepared in Muncy (Pa.) H. S. With J. D. 
 White & Co., Washington, D. C, 1899; Supt., 
 I'^ast Side Elec. Co., Detroit, 1900-01; Asst. 
 Prof., E. E., Pa. St. Coll., 1902-06; Asst. Prof., 
 K. E., Univ. of III., 1906-07; Prof., E. E., Ga. 
 Sch. of Tech., 1907 — . Mem., A. T. E. E.; 
 Am. Electrochcm. Soc. Married Elizabeth 
 I'Vances Jones, D 23, 1905, State ("ollege. Pa. 
 Children: Mary Elizabeth, b. Ap 12, 1907 
 (died Je 18, 1908); Elizabeth Frances, b. D 
 31, 1908. Address, Ga. Sch. of Technology, 
 Atlanta, Ga.t 
 
 ROBERT ALVIN WOOD 
 (See No. 853.) 
 
 WILLIAM T. WOOD 
 Born in 111.; U. S. Mil. Acad., 1873, grad. 
 from the Acatl. Lt., jth Inf., je 15, 1877, 
 
966 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 and 2nd Lt., i8th Inf., Je 30, 1877; ist Lt. 
 and Capt., 1880-04; Maj., 30th Inf., 1901; 
 transferred to the 20th Inf., S 20, 1901; Lt. 
 Col., F 3, 1906; Col., Mr 12, igio; Prof., Mil. 
 Sc. and Tactics, Univ. of 111., 1880-83; de- 
 tailed for service as Insp. Gen., vi'lien Maj. of 
 Inf., 1903; as Insp. Gen., when Lt. Col. of 
 Inf., Mr 3, 1906; relieved from this duty Mr 
 12, 19 10. Address, Jefferson Barracks, Mo.f 
 
 HOMER EDWARDS WOODBRIDGE 
 Professor; A. B., Williams Coll., 1902; 
 A. M., Harvard, 1904; Ph. D., do., 1919; b. 
 S 28, 1882, Williamstown, Mass.; s. Luther 
 Dana (b. D 27, 1850, Perth Amboy, N. J.) and 
 Abigail Marvin (Mather) Woodbridge (b. O 
 I, 1846), Williamstown, Mass.). Prepared in 
 Williamstown (Mass.) H. S. Teacher, Dow 
 Acad., Franconia, N. H., 1902-03; Asst., Eng., 
 Harvard, 1904-05; Instr., Colo. Coll., 1906-08; 
 Asst. Prof., do., 1909-10; Prof., do., 1910-17; 
 Exchange Prof., Harvard, 1913-14; Visiting 
 Prof., Univ. of HI., 1917 — . Auth. : Articles 
 in Poet Lore, Te.vas Review, The Dial, The 
 Nation, and others. Mem., Phi Beta Kappa; 
 Am. Assn. Univ. Profs. Married Isabelle Wor- 
 thington Strong, Ag 22, 1906. Children: 
 Dorothy, b. Jl i, 1907; Margaret, b. Ja 13, 
 191 1 ; Dana Mather, b. My 6, 1912. Address, 
 611 Indiana Ave., Urbana. 
 
 RALPH CULLOM 
 (See No. 2006.) 
 
 WOODMANSEE 
 
 JAY WALTER WOODROW 
 Professor; A. B., Drake Univ., 1907; A. B., 
 Oxford Univ., Eng., 1910; Ph. D., Yale, 1913; 
 b. Ap 3, 1884, Minnesota; s. Joseph Thomas 
 (b. 1850, Ind.) and Delia E. (Kennedy) 
 Woodrow (b. Ja 22, 1867, la.). Prepared in 
 Drake Acad., Des Moines. Sr. Acad. Scholar- 
 ship; Second honors in class; Rhodes Scholar- 
 ship from la.; Treas. of Class; Pres. and 
 Treas., Y. M. C. A.; Asst. Mgr., Ath. ; Pres., 
 Athenean; Varsity Football and Track; at Ox- 
 ford, varsity colors in Ath. and Coll. colors in 
 football; Pres., Queens Coll. Ath. Assn. Asst., 
 Phys., Drake Univ., 1905-07; Instr., Phys., 
 Univ. of 111., 1910-12; Univ. Fellowship, Yale, 
 1912-13; Research Asst., West. Elec. Co., 
 1913-14; Instr., Univ. of Colo., 1914-15; Asst. 
 Prof., do., 1915-18; Prof., do., 1918. Auth.: 
 Determination of Electrostatic Capacities by 
 Conjugate Functions, Phys. Rev., Vol. 35, 
 1912; Spontaneous E. M. F. in Cells of Alkali 
 Metals, do.. Vol. 35, 1912 and Electrician, 
 Vol. 70, 1912; Potential Attained by Photo- 
 electric Cells in Darkness, Phys. Rev., Vol. 2, 
 1913; Experiments on Columnar Ionization, 
 Am. Jour, of Sc, Vol. 36, 1913 and Phil. Mag., 
 Vol. 26, 1913; Versuche Uber die Erzeugung 
 and Messung Nochgradiger Vacua, Physik 
 Zeitschrift, Vol. 15, 1914; Experiments on the 
 Production and Measurement of High Vacua, 
 Phys. Rev., Vol. 4, 1914. Mem., Am. Phys. 
 Soc, Sigma Xi, Pres., Colo. Chapter; Am. 
 Math. Soc; Soc. for Promotion of Engng. 
 Educ. ; A., A. A. S. ; Rocky Mountain Fac. 
 Ath. Conf., Sec. -Treas. ; 1917-18, Pres., 1918- 
 19. Married Flora Bernice Williams, Je 23, 
 1915, Cozad, Neb. Child, Margaret Williams, 
 b. F 24, 1917. Address. 1118 W. 26th St., 
 Des Moines, la.; bus. add., Boulder, Colo. 
 
 ♦ARTHUR TANNATT WOODS 
 M. M. E., Cornell, 1890; b. Ja 9, 1850; 
 Minneapolis; s. Lt. Col. George' Henry (b. 
 F 14, 1831, Salem, Mass.) and Kate (Tannatt) 
 Woods (b. D 29, 1840, Peeksville. N. Y.). 
 Prepared in Salem (Mass.) H. S. Cadet 
 Engr., U. S. Naval Acad., Annapolis, Md., 
 1876-82; Asst. Prof., M. E., Univ. of HI., 
 1883-87; Prof., do., 1887-91; Prof., Dynamic 
 Engng., Washington Univ., St. Louis, 1981-92; 
 
 Assoc. Ed., The Railroad Gazette, and Con- 
 sulting Mech. Engr., Chicago, 1892-93; Engr. 
 Corps, U. S. Navy, 1876-87. Auth.: (with 
 Albert W. Stahl) Elementary Mechanism, A 
 Text-book for Students of M. E., New York, 
 D. Van Norstrand, 18S5; Compound Locomo- 
 tives, do., 1891; also various articles. Mem., 
 A. S. M. E.; Am. Soc. of Naval Engrs.; Rail- 
 way Master Mechanics Assn., Assoc. Mem., 
 West. Railway Club; Mil. Order of the Loyal 
 Legion (commandery of the St. of 111.). Mar- 
 ried Harriet Scott de Krafft, S 2, 1884, Wash- 
 ington, D. S. Died F 7, 1893, Chicago. 
 
 HERBERT SPENCER WOODS 
 Professor: A. B., Univ. of Mo., 1904; 
 A. M., do., 1904; b. Ap 12, ibrfi, Versailles, 
 Mo.; s. Peter George (b. D 19, 1844, Rocky 
 Mount, Va.) and Susan Harriet (Parkes) 
 V\ oods (b. Ag II, 1853, Moniteau Co., Mo.). 
 Prepared in Versailles (Mo.) and St. Joseph 
 (Mo.) H. Schs. Stud. Asst., Chem., Univ. of 
 Mo., 1903-04; Gazollo Fellow, 1904-05; Asst., 
 Gen. Chem., Univ. of 111., 1905-07; Instr., do., 
 L^niv. of Wis., 1006-07; Asst., Nutrition In- 
 vestigation, O. Agr. Exp. Sta., Wooster, O., 
 1907-08; Asst. Prof., Chem. and Phys., Tex. 
 Christ. Univ., 1916-17; Prof., do., Grubbs Voc. 
 Coll., 1917 — . Address, Arlington, Tex. 
 
 CHARLES HENRY WOOLBERT 
 Professor; A. B., N. W. Univ., 1900; A. M., 
 Univ. of Mich., 1909; Ph. D., Harvard, 1918; 
 b. Je 26, 1877, Ottawa, 111.; s. Harry W. (b. 
 1850, N. J.) and Ida May (Gabler) Woolbert 
 (b. 1856, Sand Lake, N. Y.). Prepared in 
 Ottawa H. S. Delta Tau Delta; Phi Beta 
 Kappa; Phi Eta. Teacher, H. S., W. Aurora, 
 1900-04; Acting Prof., Eng., Olivet Coll., 1902- 
 03; Prof., Eng. and Pub. Speaking, Albion 
 Coll., 1903-13; Assoc, do., Univ. of 111., 1913- 
 16; Grad. Stud, and Instr., Harvard, 1916-18; 
 Asst. Prof., Speech, Univ. of 111., 1918 — . 
 Auth.: Fundamentals of Speaking, 1916; Ar- 
 ticles in Pub. Speaking Review, The Eng. 
 Jottr., Quarterly Jour, of Pub. Speaking, and 
 other Mags.; Assoc. Ed., Quarterly Jour, of 
 Pub. Speaking. Mem., Nat. Council of Eng. 
 Teachers; Nat. Assn. Teachers of Speech; New 
 Eng. Pub. Speaking Conference. Married 
 Clertrude Gale, Ag 7, 1902. Children: Robert 
 Gale, b. Ag 9, 1903; Richard Latham, b. Ja 
 30, 1906; Janet, b. My 19, 1907. Address, 605 
 W. Washington Blvd., Urbana. 
 
 I. MAURICE WORMSER 
 Professor; A. B., Columbia, 1906; LL. B., 
 do., 1909; b. My 25, 18S7, New York City; 
 s. Maurice (b. New (Drleans) and Lucie Marie 
 (Dahlman) Wormser (b. San Francisco). Pre- 
 pared in DeWitt Clinton H. S., New York 
 City. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Alpha Delta; 
 Delta Sigma Rho; Theta Kappa Nu; Order of 
 the Coif; Highest Final Gen. Honors, Columbia 
 Coll. Sec, N. Y. Supreme Court, Justice 
 Leventritt; Atty. and Counsellor of Law, New 
 York City, 1908-11; Asst. Prof., Law, Univ. 
 of 111., 1911-13; Prof., Law, Fordham Univ. 
 Law Sch., 1913 — ; Lecturer in Corporation 
 Law, Columbia, 1913 — . Supreme Court Refe- 
 ree, N. Y. Co., 1909-11; consulting counsel in 
 numerous important cases in New York and 
 Fed. Courts. Auth.: Canfield and Wormser's 
 Cases on Private Corporations; Wormser's 
 Cases on Corporations; (Tlark on Corporations, 
 third edition; Kirchaw's Cases on Mortgages, 
 second edition; Keener's Cases on Contracts, 
 second edition; Contributing ed.. Vols. 7-9, 
 Columbia Laiv Review. Mem., N. Y. Co., 
 Bar Assn. ; 111. Bar Assn. ; Inst, of Criminal 
 Law and Criminol.; Univ. Club, Urbana. Mar- 
 ried Florence Werner, Jl 20, 1911, New York 
 City. Address, 28 1 Edgecombe Ave., New York 
 City; bus. add., 35 Nassau St., do. 
 
Faculty 
 
 967 
 
 MABELLE GENEVIEVE WRIGHT 
 Instructor; A. B., De Pauw Univ., iqii; 
 B. Mus., do., 1912; b. Jl to, 1891, Greencastle, 
 Ind. ; s. Henrv Herbert and Mary Josephine 
 (Barwick) Wright (b. D 29, 1S68, do.). Pre- 
 pared in De Pauw Univ. Acad. Kappa Alpha 
 Theta; Phi Beta Kappa. Piano study, Ger., 
 1912-13; Instr., Central St. Norm., Mt. Pleas- 
 ant, Mich., 1913-14; Instr., Piano, Univ. of 
 111., 1915 — . Address, 124 E. Franklin, Green- 
 castle, Ind.; bus. add., 806 W. California St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 PAULINE WURSTER (VAN EVERA) 
 A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1910; M. S., do., 
 191 1 ; b. My 28, 1877, Ann Arbor, Mich.: d. 
 Frederick (b. Ap 12, 1833, Hornberg, Wiir- 
 temberg, Ger.) and Pauline (Hutzel) Wurster 
 (b. My 1842, Ann Arbor, Mich.). Prepared 
 in Ann Arbor H. .S. Grad., Doni. Sc. Dept., 
 Drexel Inst., Philadelphia, 1905. Phi Beta 
 Kappa. Teacher, Pub. Schs., Ann Arbor, Mich., 
 1898-1904; Dir., Dom. Sc, William Woods 
 Coll., Fulton, Mo., 1905-08; Asst., Hygiene, 
 Univ. of Mich., 1909-11; Instr., H. Sc, Univ. 
 of 111., 19 1 1-12. Married Rev. Kepler Van 
 Evera, Jl 31, 1912, Ann Arbor, Mich. Chil- 
 dren: Louise, b. S 10, 1914; Carl, b. Ag 30, 
 19 1 7. Address, 214 W. Washington St., Ann 
 Arbor, Mich.; bus. add., American Presbyterian 
 Mission, Hanshow, China. 
 
 FRANK ARCHIBALD WYATT 
 (See G763.) 
 
 OLA MAY WYETH 
 (See No. 2874.) 
 
 ♦RALPH WYLIE 
 
 Born Ag 31, 1874. Warsaw, Wis. Grad., 
 Chicago Musical Coll., 1899. Teacher of vio- 
 lin and harmony, Chicago; concert master, 
 coll. orchestra; first violin in picked string 
 quartet, Chicago Musical Coll.; Instr., Violin 
 and Theory of Music, Univ. of 111., 1899-1911; 
 Teacher, Garavanza, Los Angeles. Deceased. 
 
 ALANSON PHELPS WYMAN 
 Land. Arch.; B. S. in Agr., Cornell, 1897; 
 b. Ap 13, 1870, Manchester Center, Vt. ; s. 
 Edmond Lewis (b. Je 27, 1843, do.) and 
 Louisa Kimball (Phelps) Wyman (b. S 2, 
 1847, Hudson, O.). Prepared in Burr and 
 Burton Sem., Manchester, Vt. ; Mass. Inst, of 
 Tech., 1902-04. Sigma Xi; Agr. Soc ; Curtis 
 Club. Draftsman, office O. C. Simonds, Land. 
 Gardener, Chicago, 1897-98; with D. W. Lang- 
 don, Land. Arch., New York City, 1898; with 
 Olmsted Bros., Land. Archs., Brookline, Mass., 
 1899-02; with C. A. Piatt, Arch., New York 
 City, summers 1902-03; Land. Arch., Chicago, 
 1904-11; Instr., Land. Gard., Univ. of III. 
 (one-third time), 1905; Asst. Prof., do., 1905- 
 11; Land. Arch., Minneapolis, 191 1 — . Auth. : 
 The Small Home Yard, Cir. Coll. of Agr., 
 Univ. of 111., 8vo., 1909; Edited and wrote 
 in part. Street Tree Planting for 111., ///. 
 Outdoor Improvement Assn., Svo., 1910. Mem., 
 City Club, Chicago, 1909-11; 111. Outdoor Im- 
 provement Assn., 1909-10; Sec, Minn. Chap., 
 Am. Soc. of Land. Archs.; Minn. Chap., 
 A. I. A.; Real Est. Bd., Minneapolis Civic 
 and Commerce Assn. ; Christian Sc. Church. 
 Married Martha Scott Anderson, Ag 24, 1905, 
 Minneapolis. Child, Edmond Bronson, b. Je 
 20, 1906. Address, 5017 3rd Ave., S. Min- 
 neapolis. 
 
 LELAND EDWARD YEAGER 
 (See No. 9515-) 
 
 TRYGVE D. YENSEN 
 (See No. 3250.) 
 
 F. D. YOCUM 
 
 Instr., Gunnery, U. S. S. M. A., Univ. ot 
 111., 1918. Rehabilitation Services, Federal 
 Bd. for Vocational Educ, Washington, D. C. 
 Address, Glenn Moore, Pa. 
 
 MINNIE YONGE 
 (See No. 4509.) 
 
 CHARLES WHITTIER YOUNG 
 (See No. 1098) 
 
 CLINTON MASON YOUNG 
 Professor; B. S., Hiram Coll., 1898; B. S., 
 Case Sch. of Applied Sc, 1904; E. M., do., 
 1909; b. Mr 21, 1876, Hiram, 0.; s. Clinton 
 (b. 1826, do.) and Seraph Amelia (Mason) 
 Young (b. 1842, Canal Winchester, O.). Pre- 
 pared in Hiram (O.) H. S. Sigma Xi. Chem., 
 (iates Co., Midland, Mich., 1904-06; Assoc. 
 Prof., Min. Engng., Univ. of Kan., 1906-15; 
 Supt., Black Diamond Copper Min. Co., Black 
 Diamond, Ariz., 1907; Specialist, U. S. Engr. 
 Office, Pittsburgh, 1914; Asst. Prof., Min. Re- 
 search, Univ. of 111., 1916 — . Auth.: Per- 
 centage of Extraction of Bituminous Coal, 
 with Special Reference to Illinois Conditions, 
 Univ. of III. Engng. Exp. St. Bui., 100, 191 7; 
 Gaseous Decomposition Products of Black 
 Blasting Powder, Trans. A. I. M. E., Vol. 41, 
 1910; also numerous tech. articles in Colliery 
 Engr., Coal Age, Engng. and Min. Jour., Min. 
 World, The Coal Industry; Ed., Hist, of the 
 Mineral Indus, of the U. S., pub. by Carnegie 
 Foundation. Mem., A. I. M. E. ; Soc. for 
 Prom. Engng. Educ; Coal Min. Inst, of Am.; 
 111. Min. Inst. Married Adraine Jones, 1905, 
 Winfield, O. Child, Clinton Jones, b. 191 1. 
 Address, 605 W. Green St., Urbana; bus. add., 
 214 Transportation Bldg., do. 
 
 HENRY ALFRED YOUNG 
 A. B., Oberlin Coll., 1897; M. D., Coll. ot 
 Phys. and Surg., Cleveland, 1901; b. My 18, 
 1874, Cleveland. Prepared in Central H. S., 
 Cleveland; Oberlin Acad. Stud. Instr., Men's 
 Gym., Oberlin Coll., 1894-7; Phys. Dir., Pil- 
 grim Gym., Cleveland, 1898-1901; do., St. 
 Mark's Gym., Islip, N. Y., 1901-3; Asst. Dir., 
 Phys. Tr., Univ. of 111., 1903-04. Mem., Congr 
 Church. Address, 2120 E. io6th St., Cleveland. 
 
 JOHN WESLEY YOUNG 
 Professor; Ph. B., O. St. Univ., 1899; 
 A. M., Cornell, 1901; Ph. D., do., 1904; b. 
 N 17, 1879, Columbus, O.; s. William Henry 
 (1). D 31, 1832, West Va.) and Mary Louise 
 (Widenhorn) Young (b. Ap 25, 1836, Paris, 
 France). Prepared in Gymnasium, Baden- 
 Baden, Ger. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; 
 Fellowship in Math., O. St. Univ., 1899-1900; 
 Oliver Scholarship, 1900-01; Erastus Brooks 
 Fellowship, Cornell. Asst., Math., Cornell 
 Univ., 1901-03; Instr., do., N. W. Univ., 
 igo3-o5; Asst. Prof., do., Princeton, 1905-08; 
 do., Univ. of 111., 1 908-10; Prof, and Head of 
 Dept. of Math., Univ. of Kan., 1910-11; Prof., 
 do., L^niv. of Chicago, summer, 1911; Prof, 
 and Head of Dept. of Math., Dartmouth Coll., 
 ig,ii_. Y. M. C. A. Work, Washington, D. C. 
 and New York City. Auth.: (with 0. Veblen) 
 Projective Geometry, Vol. i, Ginn & Co., Bos- 
 ton. 1 910; Lectures on Fundamental Concepts 
 of Algebra and Geometry, Macmillan, 191 1 
 (with A. J. Schwartz) Plane Geometry. Henry 
 Holt & Co., 1915; (with F. M. Morgan) Elemen 
 tary i\Iathematical Analysis, Macmillan, 1917 
 also articles in various math, jours.; Ed., Bui, 
 of Am. Math. Soc, igo6 — . Mem., Am. Math 
 Soc, Council, 1910; Math. Assn. of Am., Coun 
 cil, 1916 — , V. P.,«i9i8; Deutsche Mathemat 
 iker Vereingung; Circolo Matematico di Paler 
 
968 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 mo. Married Mary I.ouise Aston, Jl 20, 1907, 
 Columbus, O. Child, Mary Elizabeth, b. Ap 30, 
 iqog. Address, 22 Occom Ridge, Hanover, 
 N. H. 
 
 LEWIS EMANUEL YOUNG 
 
 (See G767.) 
 
 •ANDREW YSTGARD 
 
 B. Agr., Agr. Coll. of Norway, 1896; B. S., 
 Eng. Coll. of Norway, 1900; b. Je 7, 1873, 
 Sparbuen, Trondhjem, Norway; s. Ole A. (b. 
 V 19, 1843, do.) and Martha H. (Schei) 
 Ystgard (b. Ja 25, 1848, do.). Prepared in St. 
 Hans Hougen Middle Sch., Christiania, and 
 Forgner Gymnasium, Christiania. Students' 
 Soc. of Agr. Coll., and Eng. Students' Soc, 
 Norway. Scholarship at Agr. and Eng. Col- 
 leges; fellowship from Govt, of Norway for 
 grad. work at the Agr. Coll. in Agr. Chem. 
 Asst., Agr. Chem., Agr. Coll. of Norway, 
 1902; Asst. Chem., Dairy and Food Comn. of 
 St. of Wis., 1904; Asst. in Chem., 111. Agr. 
 Exp. Sta., Univ. of 111., 1904-07. Served as a 
 soldier in the Standing Army of Norway; dis- 
 covered a method for preparation of soluble 
 phosphoric acid from crude phosphates for 
 fertilizer purposes, 1902. Auth. : Contribution 
 to our Knowledge of the Composition of Nor- 
 wegian Small Fruits, Tidskrift for Norsk 
 Landbrug, 1902; Abstract in E.xp. Sta. Record, 
 Vol. 14, 1903; The Preparation of Soluble 
 Phosphoric Acid from Crude Phosphates for 
 Fertilizer purposes, Teknisk Ugcblad, Christi- 
 ania, 1903; Abstract in Exp. Sta. Record, Vol. 
 15, 1904; Some Plant Culture Trials with a 
 New Artificial Fertilizer, Tidskrift for Norsk 
 Landbrug, 1903; Abstract in Exp. Sta. Record, 
 Vol. 15, 1904. Mem., Polytech. Assn., Christi- 
 ania, Norway. Deceased. 
 
 TRUMAN GEORGE YUNCKER 
 Assistant; B. S., Mich. Agr. Coll., 1909; 
 A. M., Univ. of Neb., 1915; b. Mr 20, 1891, 
 Carson City, Mich.; s. Albert J. (b. 1868, 
 Saginaw, Mich.) and Lillian V. (Wilson) 
 Yuncker (b. 1870, Carson City, Mich.). Pre- 
 pared in Carson City (Mich.) H. S. and Mich. 
 Agr. Coll. Prep. Acacia; Sigma Xi. Teacher, 
 Bot., Man. Tr. H. S., Indianapolis, 1916; 
 Asst, Bot., Univ. of 111., 1917-18. Med. Dept., 
 U. S. A., 1918. Auth.: Transpiration and 
 Photosynthetic data on corn. Plant World, 
 1916; Some New Species of Cuscuta, Bot. 
 Gazette, 1918. Married Ethel Burnette, O 22, 
 1915, Lansing, Mich. Address, 12071/2 W- 
 Main St., Urbana. 
 
 JACOB ZEITLIN 
 Professor; A. B., Columbia Coll., 1904; 
 A. M., Columbia, 1905; Ph. D., do., 1908; b. 
 Ja 7, 1883, Russia; s. Hyman (b. 1855, do.) 
 and Esther (Zecker) Zeitlin (b. 1857, do.). 
 Prepared in Horace Mann and DeWitt Clinton 
 H. Schs., New York City. Phi Beta Kappa. 
 Scholarship, Columbia; various departmental 
 honors. Instr., Eng., Univ. of 111., 1907-10; 
 Assoc, do., 1910-16; Asst. Prof., do., 1916 — . 
 Auth.: The Accusative with Infinite and Some 
 Kindred Constructions in English, Columbia 
 Univ. Pres., 1908; Hazlitt on English Litera- 
 ture, Oxford Univ. Press, 191 3; Select Prose 
 of Robert Southey, Macmillan Co., 1916; Gram- 
 mar, Logic, Rhetoric, Bui. of the III. Assn. 
 Teachers of English, 1917; A Letter of Haz- 
 litt's. Nation, Vol. XCIII; On the Parts of 
 Sjjeech: The Noun, English Jour., Vol. Ill; 
 Dostoevsky the Reactionary. New Republic, 
 New York, Vol. II; The English Verbal as 
 Adverb, Neophilologus, Vol. II; Philosophy for 
 Schoolboys, Nation, Vol. CIV; Rise of English 
 
 Literary Prose, Jour. Eng. and Ger. Philol., 
 Vol. XVI; The Conflict of Parties in the Rus- 
 sian Revolution, issued by War Com. of Univ. 
 of 111.. 1919; Ed., (with F. W. Scott); College 
 Readings in English Prose, Macmillan Co., 
 1914. Address, 1104 W. Illinois St., Urbana. 
 
 HENRY CHARLES ZEIS 
 (See No. 6034.) 
 
 CHARLES ZELENY 
 Professor; B. S., Univ. of Minn., 1898; 
 M. S., do., 1901; Ph. D., Univ. of Chicago, 
 1904; b. S 17, 1878, Hutchinson, Minn.; s. 
 Anthony H. (b. Je 1841, Nove Mesto, Moravia) 
 and Josephine (Pitka) Zcleny (b. Jl 4, 1839, 
 do.). Prepared in East Side H. S., Minne- 
 apolis. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi. Scholar- 
 ship, Univ. of Minn., 1898-1901; do., Columbia, 
 1901-2; Fellowship, Cold Spring Harbor, 1902, 
 Univ. of Chicago, 1903-4; Smithsonian appoint- 
 ment for Naples Zool. Sta., 1902-03. Instr., 
 Asst. Prof., Assoc. Prof., Zool., Ind. Univ., 
 1904-9; Asst. Prof., do., Univ. of III,, 1909-10; 
 Assoc. Prof., do., 1910 — . Auth.: The Di- 
 mensional Relations of the Members of Com- 
 pound Leaves, Bui. of the Ncu> York Bot. 
 Jour, of Exp. Zool., Vol. 2, 1905; The Rearing 
 of Serpulid Larvae with Notes on the Behavior 
 of the Young Animals, Biolog. Bui., Vol. 8, 
 1905; The Effect of Successive Removal upon 
 the Rate of Regeneration, Jour. E.vp. Zool., 
 Vol. 7, 1909; The Relation Between Degree of 
 Injury and Rate of Regeneration — additional 
 observations and general discussion, do.; also 
 various articles on zoological subjects published 
 in Jour, of Morphology, III. Biological Mono- 
 graphs, etc. Mem., Am. Soc. Zool., Sec, Cen- 
 tral Branch, 1908-10; A. A. A. S., Fellow. 
 Married Ida Benedicta Ellingson, My 29, 1911, 
 Wautoma, Wis. Child, Charles Ellingson, b. 
 Ap 24, 1918. Address, 1103 W. Illinois St., 
 Urbana. 
 
 KARL WILHELMJ ZIMMERSCHIED 
 Engineer; A. B., Univ. of Mich., 1898; 
 M. S., do., 1904; b. Ag 27, 1880, Kansas City, 
 Mo.; s. John Fredinand (b. D 11, 1849, Se- 
 dalia. Mo.) and Matilda (Rosenbury) Zimmer- 
 chied (b. Ag 27, 1S57, Canal IJover, O.). 
 Prepared in Cent, and Man. Tr. H. Schs., 
 Kansas City, Mo.; Koenigliche Technische 
 Hochschule, Charlottenberg, Ger., one yr. Kap- 
 pa Sigma; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Xi; 
 Alchemist. Asst., Analytical Chem., Univ. of 
 Mich., 1903-04; Chemist, Taugott Schmidt & 
 Sons, Detroit, 1004; Instr., Quantitative An- 
 alysis, Univ. of 111., 1904-05; do.. Quantitative 
 Analysis and Metallurgy, Univ. of Mich., 
 1905-09; do., Chem. Engng., do., 1909-11; Chief 
 Metallurgical Engr., Gen. Motors Car Co., De- 
 troit, 1911. Auth.: (with S. W. Parr) Chem- 
 istry 16, A Manual for Students in Engineer- 
 ing, 1905; A New Polishing Apparatus for 
 Metallography Specimens, Journ. A. C. S. 
 Mem., A. C. S.; Am. Soc. for Testing Ma- 
 terials; Soc. of Automobile Engrs. Address, 
 84 Marston Court, Detroit.! 
 
 ROBERT CARL ZUPPKE 
 Associate; LL. B., Univ. of Wis., 1904; 
 Ph. B., do., 1905; b. 1880. Student Art League 
 of Am., 1905-06. Teacher, H. S., Muskegon, 
 Mich., 1906-09; do., Oak Park, 111., 1910-12; 
 Instr., Phys. Tr., and Football Coach. Univ. 
 of 111., 1912-15; Assoc, do., 1915 — . Painting 
 accented by Art Inst., Chicago. Married Fan- 
 nie Erwin, Je 27, 1907, Muskegon, Mich. Ad- 
 dress, 1001 W. Oregon St., Urbana. 
 
TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 ALICE ASBURY ABBOTT 
 Trustee, 1898-1905; b. in Quincy, III.; d. 
 Henry Asbury. Prepared in Private sch. 
 Special course in scs. and langs., three yrs. ; 
 study of Ger. Lit., Ger., one yr. Ed., so. jour., 
 Chicago, 1876. Translated Die Waffen Nieder, 
 written by the Baroness Bertha von Suttner. 
 Mem., Fortnightly and the Woman's Clubs of 
 Chicago. Married Abial R. Abbott, Je, 1871. 
 Children: Sarah and Alice. Address, Wash- 
 ington, D. C. 
 
 WILLIAM LAMONT ABBOTT 
 Trustee, 1905 — (See No. 373) 
 
 CARRIE THOMAS ALEXANDER-BAHREN- 
 BURG 
 Trustee, 1900-1912; b. Mr 4, 1861, Belleville, 
 111.; d. Col. John (b. Ja 11, 1899, Wytheville, 
 Va.) and Magdalena (von Euvv) Thomas (b. 
 F 26, 1828, Schwyz, Switzerland). Prepared in 
 Belleville H. S. ; Monticello Sem. Valedic- 
 torian. Teacher, country schs., 1881-83. Mem., 
 Woman's Relief Corps, Dept. Pres. ; 111. Chil- 
 dren's Home and Aid Soc, Dir. ; O. E. S., 
 Matron, Organizer; Hecker Woman's Relief 
 Corps, Pres.; Mgr. and Owner, Belleville Citi- 
 zens' Street Ry., Dir.; 111. Equal Suffrage 
 Assn., Civic League Auxiliary, do. Married 
 Henry A. Alexander, D 1887, Belleville, 111. 
 died O, 1888); William Bahrenburg, Jl. 3, 
 1909, Belleville, 111. Address, 223 E. Main St., 
 Belleville, 111. 
 
 ♦LEMUEL ALLEN 
 Trustee, 1867-71; b. Mr 23, 1818, Loudoun 
 Co., Va. Prepared in Prep. Sch., Waverly, 
 111. Supt., Schs., Tazewell Co., ten yrs.; 
 served as Co. Sch. Commissioner; teacher, 
 Springfield, 111., 1841; do., Decatur, 111., 1842; 
 do., Pekin, 111., 1846. Invented and patented 
 a Planetarium. Aided in organizing First Bap- 
 tist Church, Decatur, 111., and also in Pekin, 
 111.; helped organize the Washingtonian Soc, 
 and Sons of Temperance, do. Mem. Sch. Bd., 
 Pekin, 111. Married Mrs. Margaret Pratt, 1843, 
 Decatur; Josephine Goodheart, 1898, Pekin. 
 Died Ag 8, 1905, Pekin, 111. 
 
 *JOHN PETER ALTGELD 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1893-7; b. in Prussia, 
 1848. Came to Mansfield, O., in early life. 
 At age of 1 6 was volunteer in final campaigns 
 of Grant; discharged at Columbus, O. Studied 
 in pvt. sch., Lexington, O. ; teacher, sch., two 
 yrs. Traveled until 1869; studied law, St. 
 Louis, Mo., 1869-70; admitted to bar. Savan- 
 nah, Mo. ; elected Co. prosecuting atty. ; re- 
 signed and moved to Chicago, 1875; candidate 
 before dem. caucus of st. leg. for U. S. Senate, 
 1876; real est. owner, 1876-86, Chicago; Judge, 
 supreme court, 1886; resigned from bench, 
 Aug., 1891; Gov., 111., 1892-6; delegate, Dem. 
 Convention, 1896, candidate for mayor of Chi- 
 cago, 1899. Author: Our Penal Machinery and 
 its Victims; Live Questions; various pol. and 
 econ. pamphlets. Died Mr 12, 1902, Joliet, 111. 
 
 *W. B. ANDERSON 
 Trustee, 1870-73. Brig. Gen., U. S. A. Died 
 Ag 28, 1901, Edgewater, 111. 
 
 GEORGE ALFRED ANTHONY 
 Trustee, 1911-13; Banker and Druggist; b. 
 N 10, i8s2. Providence, 111.; s. Alfred (b. 1819, 
 Pawtucket, R. I.) and Mary Martin (Cushing) 
 Anthony (b. 1816, do.). Prepared in Prince- 
 ton H. S. Ph. G., Memphis Hosp. Med. Coll., 
 1882. Mem., 111. St. Bd. of Agr., Pres.; mem. 
 from isth Cong. Dist., 1905 — ; banker and 
 druggist, Kewanee, 111. Married Anna Louise 
 Barney, O 24, 1877, Chicago. Children: Mary 
 Frances, b. Ag 23, 1870; Rowland Barney, b. 
 Je 22, 1883. Address, Kewanee, 111. 
 
 JAMES ELDER ARMSTRONG 
 Trustee, 1893-9. (See No. 254.) 
 
 *NEWTON BATEMAN 
 Trustee, e.v officio, 1867-73; Pres. and Prof.; 
 b. Jl 27, 1822, Fairfield, N. J. Prepared in 111. 
 Coil., 1843. Attended Lane Theol. Sem., 1844. 
 Prin., Eng. and Classical Sch., St. Louis, Mo., 
 1845-7; Prof., Math., St. Charles Coll., 1847-51; 
 Prin., pub. schs., Jacksonville, 111., 1851-3; 
 Supt., schs., Morgan Co., 1853-8; State Supt., 
 Pub. Instr., 1859-63, 1865-75; Pres., Knox 
 Coll., Galesburg, 111., 1875-93; Pres. emeritus 
 and Prof., Mental and Moral Sc, do., 1893-7. 
 Ed., Common School Decisions, The Illinois 
 Teacher; Ed. in Chief, Historical Encyclopedia 
 of Illinois. Mem., St. Bd. of Health, 1877-91; 
 Assay Comn., 1878. One of three who pre- 
 pared the bill creating the national bureau of 
 education. Married Sarah Dayton, 1850, Jack- 
 sonville, 111. (died 1857); Annie N. Tyler, 
 1859, Mass. (died My 28, 1878). Children: 
 Clifford Rush, b. Mr 7, 1854; three daughters. 
 Died O 21, 1897, Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 AUSTIN D. BARBER 
 Trustee, e.v officio, 1905-07; Pres., St. Bd. of 
 Agr., 1905-06; Mayor, Hamilton, 111., 1912-14; 
 retired Agr. Address, Hamilton, 111. 
 
 *ALFRED BAYLISS 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1899-1907; Prin., Norm. 
 Sch.; b. Mr 22, 1847, Bledington Co., Glouces- 
 ter, Eng. Prepared in Prep. Dept., Hillsdale 
 Coll.; B. S., Hillsdale Coll., 1870; M. S., do.. 
 1873. Service in iith Mich. Cav., 1863-5. 
 Prin., Pub. Schs., La Grange, Ind., 1870; Supt., 
 Schs., Central Dist., Sterling, 111., 1874; Ed., 
 The Sterling Standard, two yrs.; Supt., Schs., 
 Central Dist., Sterling, until 1895; identified 
 with Child Study Monthly; Prin., H. S., 
 Streator Tp., 1895-S; St. Supt. Pub. Instr., two 
 terms; Prin., West. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1906-11. 
 Auth.: Easy Lessons on the Constitution of the 
 United States for Grammar Grades; number of 
 articles for educ. jours. Mem., City Council, 
 Sterling, 111., 1882-4; Lib. Bd., do., 1878-94; 
 No. 111. Teachers Assn., Pres., 1887; School- 
 masters Club, Pres., 1900-03; N. E. A. Com. 
 
 969 
 
970 
 
 University of Illinqis 
 
 to report upon Indus. Educ, 1903. Married 
 
 Clara M. Kern, Je 28 1871; Lawton, Mich. 
 
 Children: Clara K., b. N to, 1872; Zoe, b. Ag 
 
 14, 1790. Died Ag. 26, 191 1. 
 
 *CHARLES BENNETT 
 Trustee, 1879-91; Lawyer; b. Mr 27, 1839, 
 Bridgton, Me. Prepared in Bridgton Acad. 
 A. B., Bowdoin Coll., 1864. Studied law, Port- 
 land, Me. ist. Lt., Me., 19th, 1864-5; Me., 
 23rd, 1862. Mem., Bd. of Educ; Unitarian 
 Church; G. A. R. ; Co. Judge, Coles Co., one 
 term. Married S. W. Cleaves, Mattoon, III. 
 Children: Cleaves, b. 1870; Sarah, 1872, 
 Charles, 1874; Edith, 1876; Helen, 1878; John 
 Levk'is, 1881; Susan, 1884. Died Ja i, 1901, 
 Mattoon^ 111. 
 
 *JOHN LOURIE BEVERIDGE 
 
 Trustee, ex officio 1873-7; Governor of 
 111; b. Jl 6, 1824, Greenwich, N. Y. ; s. George 
 and Ann (Hoy) Beveridge. Prepared in N. Y. 
 St. and Rock River Sem., Mt. Morris, 111. 
 Teacher, sch. and stud., law, Tenn., 1845-51; 
 lawyer. Sycamore, III., 185 1; do., Chicago; re- 
 moved to Calif., 1895. Enlisted ..'.g, 1861; 
 Maj. 8th 111. Cav., Army of Potomac; was in 
 battles of Fair Oaks, M..ilvern Hill, Fredericks- 
 burg and Gettysburg; recrvuled and organized 
 17th 111. Cav., winter, 1963-64; Col. served in 
 dept. of Mo.; Bvtd. I3rig. Gen.; mustered out 
 F 6, 1866; Sheriff, Cook Co., 1866; St. Senator, 
 1871; elected Lt. Gov., 111., on Rep. ticket 
 with Gen. Richard J. Oglesby, as Gov., in N, 
 1872; upon Gov. Oglesby's election to U. S. 
 Senate, Ja, 1873, succeeded to the gubernatorial 
 chair and served full term, four yrs.; Asst. 
 Treas., U. S., Chicago, D, 1881, resigned S, 
 1884. Married Helen M. Judson, Ja 20, 1848, 
 Chicago. Died at Hollywood, Calif. 
 
 •JOHN J. BIRD 
 
 Trustee, 1872-85; Mail Service; b. Ja 30, 
 :844, Cincinnati; s. John (b. 1820, Hardin Co., 
 Ky.) and Catherine T. Bird (b. 1825, Lynch- 
 burg, Va.). Prepared in Cincinniti. Police 
 Magistrate, Cairo, 111., 1873-80; Ed. and Mgr., 
 newspapers, 1882-96; Mail Service, P. O. Dept., 
 1881-1912. Organizer and Sunt., first tree 
 sch. system for negroes in 111. Mem., St. 
 John A. M. E. Church, Springfield, 111. Mar- 
 ried Anna Venerable, Ag, 1865, Windsor, Ont. 
 Children: John W., b. Ag 24, 1865; Egbert 
 H., b. My, 1868. Died Je, 1912, Springfield, 
 111. 
 
 •ALEXANDER BLACKBURN 
 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Farmer and Teacher; b. 
 My 31, 1S05, Hamilton, O. Prepared in jiub. 
 schs., Ind. Auth. : Articles for Presby. books 
 and mags.; also for local papers., Mem., 
 (i. A. R. (hon.); when post was organized, 
 Macomb, 111.; First Presby. Church of norvhcrn 
 Ind. organized in his Log cabin, LaPorte, Ind.; 
 Elder, Presby. Church sixtv-five yrs. Married 
 Delilah Polk, Ja 28, 1828, Vincennes, Ind. 
 (liildren: William Maxwell, b. D i, 1829; 
 John. b. N 6, 1831; Margaret Polk, b. Ja 15, 
 1833; Anna Elizabeth, b. Je iq, 1842; Alex- 
 ander, b. N. 4, 1844; Charles Edwa-.ds, b. S. 
 19, 1847; three children died in infancy. Died, 
 Jl 31, 1897, Macomb, 111. 
 
 FRANCIS GRANT BLAIR 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1906 — ; Supt., Pub. 
 Instruction; b. O 30, 1864, Nashville, 111.; s. 
 W^illiam and Mary J. (Crane) Blair. Pre- 
 pared in 111. St. Norm. Univ. B. S., Swarth- 
 more Coll., 1897; LL. D., Colgate Univ., '.913. 
 Attended Sch. of Educ, Univ. of Buffalo, one 
 yr. Fellowship, Columbia. Teacher, rural 
 schs., 1884-86; Prin., schs., Maldin, 111., 18S6- 
 89; do., LeRoy, 111., 1892-95; do., Franklin 
 Sch., Buffalo, N. Y., 1897-99; iiupt., training 
 dept., East. 111. St. Norm. Sch., 1899-1906; St. 
 
 Supt., Pub. Instruction, igo6 — . Auth.: Vari- 
 ous Monographs on Pedagogy. Mem., Nat. 
 Soc for Scientific Study of Educ; 111. St 
 Teachers Assn.; HI. Sch. Master's Club. Mar- 
 ried Lillian Cayton, 1898, LeRoy, 111. 
 Children: Cayton: Livington Lord. Address, 
 629 S. 2nd St., Springfield, 111. 
 
 •GEORGE STEPHEN BOWEN 
 Trustee, 1870-3; b. N 30, 1829, Ingham's 
 Mills, Manheim, Herkimer Co., N. Y. ; in bus. 
 with brother, Chicago, 1849-71; Mayor, Elgin, 
 111., 1873-5; nominated for Cong., 1876. Was 
 instrumental in organizing the Woolen Mfrs. 
 Assn. of the Northwest, 1867, only Pres., do.; 
 leader in establishing a Free Pub. Lib., Chicago, 
 1871; raised money to build Chicago exposi- 
 tion, 1873; organized indus. exposition of 93 
 people, 1879, who visited Mex. in interest of 
 reciprocity; instrumental in organizing Mfrs. 
 Assn. of Chicago, 1878; issued call to elec. 
 light men of the U. S. who met in Chicago, 
 and organized the Nat. Elec. Light Assn., 
 Hon. mem., 1890; one of the prin. organizers 
 and builders, Chicago & Pac. R. R.; Pres., 
 Protestant Orphan Asylum, Chicago, two yrs. 
 Mem., Grace Al. E. Church, Treas., eight yrs.; 
 Young Men's Lib. Assn., Chicago, Pres., 1861; 
 Elec. Light Co., Elgin, Pres., 1S83; Elgin Sc 
 Soc; Pres. North Pac Trading Co., with 
 offices in Chicago and Tokio, Japan. Married 
 Julia Emma Byington, My i, 1854, Salisbury 
 Center, N. Y. Children: George E. ; Anna C. 
 Died Ja 12, 1905, Elgin, 111. 
 
 •MASON BRAYMAN 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Lawyer; b. My 23, 1813; 
 Buffalo, N. Y. Admitted to the bar, 1S36; 
 removed to Monroe, Mich.; City Atty., Monroe, 
 1838-41; ed. newspaper, 1841; Lawyer, Spring- 
 field, 111., 1S42; special Comn. under gcvt., 
 1843; revised and published statutes of 111., 
 1844-5; Atty., I. C. R. R., 1851; promoter, 
 R. R. enterprises. Mo., Ark., and southwest. 
 Maj., 29th III. Volunteers, 1861; in command, 
 O. Regt., Natchez, 1864-5; presiding officer 
 com. to examine cotton claims and revive R. R. 
 interests in the south. Ed., ///. St. Jour., 
 1872-3; Lawyer, Ripon, Wis., 1873-7; appointed 
 Gov., Idaho, by Pres. Hayes, 1877-80; Lawyer, 
 Ripon, 1880; Kansas City, Mo. Died F 27, 
 1895, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 •ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY BROWN 
 Trustee, 1868-79; Jurist and Horticulturist; 
 b. D II, 1818, Paris, Ky. A. B., Hanover 
 Coll., 1S38. Studied and practiced law, In- 
 dianapolis; Lawyer, Paris, Ky., 1844; removed 
 to Villa Ridge, 1861; elected co. judge, three 
 times. Mem., HI. St. Hort. Soc; Presby. 
 Church; Ed. Paris Citisen, 1852-61. Married 
 Mary A. Maxwell, 1841, Hanover, Ind. ("hil- 
 dren: Elizabeth, b. 1842; Edward M., b. 1S44; 
 Tennie T., b. 1847; Alexander B., b. 1856; 
 Emma G., b. 1858. Died Je 27, 1879, Villa 
 Ridge, 111. 
 
 •DAVID ALLEN BROWN 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1870-3; Lawyer; b. S 27, 
 1824, Greensburg, Ky. ; s. William B. and 
 Harriet L. (Allen) Brown. Came to 111., 
 1833; read law with Col. E. D. Baker; when 
 Mexican War broke out helped raise a com- 
 pany, of which he was 2nd Lt., Co. I, in 4th 
 Regt., 111. Volunteers, Mexican War; Present 
 at Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordo; afterwards 
 took command of company; ordered home 
 after war, and took up law in ofl5ce of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln; appointed Circuit Clerk of Men- 
 ard Co.; Farmer, 1859; appointed by Pres. 
 Cleveland St. Agr. Statistician for four years. 
 Mem.. Pres., St. Bd. of Agr.; St. Bd. of Ry. 
 . and Warehouse Com., 1873; Farmer's Mutual 
 'ins. Co. Pres.; Presby. Church; Delegate to 
 
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Trustees 
 
 971 
 
 Gen. Assembly, Portland, Ore., 1892. Married 
 Eliza J. Smith. Children: Sallie C. ; Mamie 
 E. ; Carolyn; WiUiam J.; Harriet. Died F 25, 
 1895, near Springfield, 111. 
 
 *EDWIN LEE BROWN 
 Trustee, 1S67-71; Organized Chicago Hu- 
 mane See. Mem., Bd. of Directors, Interstate 
 Indus. Exposition. Died Jl 21, 1891, Chicago. 
 
 *JOHN HOWARD BRYANT 
 Trustee, 1891; Poet and Farmer; b. Jl 22, 
 1807, Cummington, Mass.; s. Peter (b. Ag 12, 
 1767, Bridgewater, Mass.) and Sarah (Snell) 
 Bryant (b. D 4, 1868, do.). Prepared in pvt. 
 sch. of Rev. Roswell Hawks; Acad, in Cum- 
 mington, Mass.; Rensselaer Poly. Inst. Mem., 
 111. St. Legislature, 1842, again in 1858; Col- 
 lector Internat. Revenue, Fifth Dist. of 111., 
 1862-6; many minor local offices. Auth. : 
 Book of poems, ist ed., 1853; 2nd ed., 1894. 
 Married Harriet Wiswall, Je 7, 1833, Jackson- 
 ville, 111. Children: Henry Wiswall, b. 1834 
 (died 1843); Elizah Wiswall, b. D 2, 1836 
 (died Ap 23, 1892). Died Ja 14, 1902, Prin- 
 ceton, 111. 
 
 *HIRAM BUCK 
 Trustee, 1872-73; Farmer; b. Mr 20, 1801, 
 Seneca Co., N. Y. Opened first hotel in 
 LeRoy, 1837; Justice of the Peace, 1S38-56; 
 Postmaster seven yrs. of this time; Co. Comn., 
 Surv., and Judge under Constitution of 1848 
 eight yrs.; Supvr., Empire Tp., four yrs.; 
 Trustee, Schs. and Sch. Dir., do.. Trustee, 
 Lombard Univ., 1876. Mem., Universalist 
 Church; A. F. A. M. Married Mercy 
 Karr, Ap 4, 1827, Hamilton Co., O. 
 Children: Amanda M., b. Jl 10, 1828; 
 Thomas L., b. O 23, 1831; Elizabeth R., b. 
 F 21, 1834; Martha E., b. D 14, 1838; Nancy 
 J., b. F 19, 1843; Charles Albert, b. Ag 19, 
 1849. Died My 12, 1888, LeRoy, 111. 
 
 SAMUEL A. BULLARD 
 Trustee, 1889-1907. (See No. 166.) 
 
 *HORATIO CHAPIN BURCHARD 
 
 Trustee, 1867-70; Lawyer; b. 1825, Marshal, 
 N. Y. Prepared in Beloit, Wis. Attended 
 Hamilton Univ., N. Y., 1847-50. Pursued 
 study of gen. law since 1850. Auth.: Hist, 
 of the U. S. Mint; many arts, on tariff, coin- 
 age. Mem. of Cong, and Dir. of U. S. Mint. 
 Mem., Congr. Church; A. F. A. M.; Freeport 
 Club of St. Hist. Soc. Married Jane Lawrer, 
 1861, West Point, 111. Child, Edward L., b. 
 1867. Died My 14, 1908. 
 
 *JOHN CURTISS BURROUGHS 
 Trustee, 1867-70^ Educator; b. D 7, 1818, 
 Stanford, N. Y. Grad. of Yale, 1842; Drew 
 Theol. Sem., 1846; S. T. D., Univ. of Roch- 
 ester, 1858; LL. D., Madison Univ., 1869. 
 Pastorate, Waterford, N. Y., 1846-7. do.; West 
 Troy, N. Y., 1847-52; Mem., Baptist Church; 
 helped to found the Christian Times and the 
 Standard; inaugurated movement with Sen. 
 Douglas for establishment, Chicago Univ., first 
 Pres., 1856; Chancellor, 1876-8; men., Bd. of 
 Educ. and later Asst. Supt., Chicago Pub. 
 Schs. Died Ap 21, 1892, Chicago. 
 
 MARY ELIZABETH BOWEN-BUSEY 
 
 Trustee, 1905 — ■; b. Je 21, 1854, Delphi, 
 Ind.; d. Abner H. (b. 1814, Dayton, O.) and 
 Catharine J. (Trawin) Brown (b. 1826, Cal- 
 cutta, India). Prepared in Delphi, Ind., and 
 Oxford, O. Grad., Vassar Coll. Mem., Presby. 
 Church (Trustee) ; W. R. C. and Dames of 
 the Loyal Legions; The Fortnightly Club, 
 L^rbana. Married Samuel T. Busey, D 23, 
 1877, Delphi, Ind (died Ag 12, 1909). Chil- 
 dren: Marietta Ruth (Mrs. G. A. Tawney); 
 Bertha; Lt. Charles Bowen, '08 (died N 9, 
 1918). Address, 502 W. Main St., Urbana. 
 
 ROBERT FRANKLIN CARR 
 
 'J'rustee, 1915 — . (See No. 731.) 
 
 MARY TURNER CARRIEL 
 
 Trustee, 1897-1901; b. O 30, 1845, Jackson- 
 ville, III.; d. Jonathan Baldwin (b. D 7, 1805, 
 Templeton, Mass.) and Rhodolphia (Kibbe) 
 Turner (b. S 11, 181 o, Somers, Conn.). Pre- 
 pared in Pub. Sch., Jacksonville. A. B., Jack- 
 sonville Presby. Acad., 1S65. The first woman 
 elected to the Bd. of Trustees and to have her 
 name upon the 111. St. Ticket. Auth.: Life 
 of Jonathan B. Turner, 1910. Mem., St. Hist. 
 Soc; V. P. Morgan Co. Hist. Soc; Pres., 
 1900) Morgan Co. Suffrage League; 111. Syn- 
 odical Bd. of Freedmen, 1885-1902; Springfield 
 Presby. Home Missionary Soc. (Recording 
 .Secy, for the past twenty-tour years) ; mem., 
 Presby. Church; Pres., Morgan Co., Columbia 
 Exposition Woman's Club, 1891-3; Ramabai 
 Club, Pres., 1893-1901; Woman's Club (Pres., 
 igoo-i); etc. Married H. F. Carriel, Mv 6, 
 1875, Jacksonville, 111. Children, Ella (Mrs. 
 W. D. Roberts), b. F 26, 1876; Howard 
 Turner, b. My 12, 1877; Frederic C, b. Mr 
 26, 1879; Charles Arthur, b. D 8, 1883. Ad- 
 dress, Jacksonville, 111. 
 
 *WILLIAM W. CLEMENS 
 Trustee, 18S7-93; Lawyer; b. S 29, 1839, 
 Livingston Co., Ky. Studied law and was 
 admitted to bar of Ky., Smithland, 1861; came 
 to 111., Ag, 1862; B. L., Univ. of Mich., 1S65; 
 practicing law, Marion, 111., 1865 — . St Atty., 
 Williamson Co., 1880-4; Judge, City Court, 
 1 9 10. Deceased. 
 
 *EMORY COBB 
 Trustee, 1867-93; Banker and Farmer; b. 
 Ag 20, 1831, Dry den, N. Y. ; s. William (b. 
 Norton, Mass.) and Achsah (Bradley) Cobb 
 (b. Conn.). Prepared in common schs. and 
 Ithaca Acad. Learned Telegraphy at age of 
 16. Operator, Buffalo; came west, 1848; Op- 
 erator, Fredonia and Cleveland. First Supt., 
 West Union Tel. Co., Chicago, organized in 
 1855; resigned 1867 account of ill health; 
 Dir., same Co., 1871-74; V. P., Northwestern 
 Telegraph Co., 1863 until its consolidation with 
 \yest. Union Co., 1874; Pres., ist Nat. Bank, 
 Kankakee,, 111., from organization, 1873-93; 
 Dir., do.; 1873-1910; Dir., East. 111. Trust and 
 Savings Bank, Kankakee, 1902-igio; Pres., 
 Kankakee Elec Ry. Co., from organization, 
 1889-1905; Sr. Warden, St. Paul Epis. Church; 
 V. P., 111. Agr. Bd., 1869-82; Pres., Am. 
 Shorthorn Breeders' Assn., 1893; Pres., Bd. 
 Finance Com., 1867-73; on Ex. Com. during 
 entire term of service. Practically the begin- 
 ning of the museum was made by his gift of 
 Ward's Casts of Fossils, 1888. Mem., Chicago 
 Club, Social, 1882-1903; Union League Club, 
 Chicago, 1884-1904; Chicago Church Club from 
 organization, 1888 — ; Old Times Telegraph 
 Assn. of the U. S., from organization. Lay 
 DeL, Triennial Conventions of the Prot. Epis. 
 Church of U. S., representing Chicago Diocese 
 held at following places and times: New York, 
 1883; Chicago, 1886; New York, 1889; Balti- 
 more, 1892; Minneapolis, 1895; Boston, 1904. 
 Lay Del. from St. Paul's Epis. Church, Kan- 
 kakee, 111., to Annual Conf. of the Chicago 
 Diocese, successively, 1867. Married Isabelle 
 Haven, 1858, Chicago. Children: Charles 
 Haven, b. F 17, i860; William Walter, b. N 
 14, 1862; Duane Phillips, b. N 14, 1867. Died 
 My 20, 1910. 
 
 *JAMES C. CONKLING 
 Trustee, 1879-80; Lawyer; b. O 13, 1816, 
 New York City. Prepared in Morristown, N. 
 J. A. B., Princeton, 1835. Entered law 
 office of Henry A. Ford, and read law three 
 yrs. Obtained license from supreme court 
 and commenced practice of law Springfield, 
 1838; formed partnership with (Tyrus A. 
 Walker, Macomb; became associated with 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 Gen. James Shields, Aud. of State, 1841 ; 
 elected Mayor, Springfield, 1845; elected mem. 
 of Legislature, from Sangamon Co., 1851, and 
 served one term; del., Bloomington Convention, 
 1856; chosen a pres. elector for 111., in i860 
 and in 1864; during Civ. War appointed by 
 Gov. Yates as st. agt. to settle the claims of the 
 St. against gen. Govt, for equipment of vol. ; 
 elected rep. from Sangamon Co. to legislature, 
 1866, and drew up and introduced bill which 
 was passed into a law, providing for the erec- 
 tion of a new st. house in Springfield; one of 
 the fourteen mems. of Lincoln Monument 
 Assn., 1867; Postmaster, Springfield, 1890, re- 
 tained office four yrs. ; was a practitioner at 
 the bar, a participant in pub. affairs and was 
 actively engaged in bus. pursuits. Delivered 
 address on dedication of Oak Ridge cemetery, 
 i860; lecture on Early Bench and Bar of 111., 
 read before the Chicago Bar Assn., 1S81. 
 Mem., Second Presby. Church; ruling elder 
 of same for about thirty yrs., until death. 
 Married Mercie A. Levering, S 21, 1841, Balti- 
 more. Children: Clinton L. ; James; Charles; 
 Annie V.; Alice. Died Mr i, 1899, Spring- 
 field, 111. 
 
 »MARTIN CONRAD 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1901-3; Lawyer; b. 1844, 
 Utica, N. Y. Studied law at Lake Forest 
 Univ. Pvt., Co. C, 13th Wis. Inf. Atty. and 
 Gen. Agt., Peter Scheuttler Co., mfrs. wagons 
 for thirty yrs. Auth. : Forestry for Profit, 
 Hints on the Law Contracts; Agency and 
 Bailments. V. P., 111. St. Bd. of Agr. Mar- 
 ried Frances A. Osborn, Chicago. Deceased. 
 
 JOHN M. CREBS 
 Trustee, 1909-11; Banker; b. Ja 24, 
 1869, Carmi, 111.; s. John M. (b. Ap 25, 
 1830, Loudoun Co., Va.) and Annie E. (Stew- 
 art) Crebs (b. F 22, 1840, Carmi, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Carmi Schs. Attended Wabash Coll. 
 Mem., St. Bd. of Agr., 1899-1911. Married 
 Edith H. Powell, My 8, 1890. Children: 
 Lorene Powell; John Powell ('16); Elizabeth 
 Louise; John M., Jr. Address, Carmi, 111. 
 
 ♦SHELBY M. CULLOM 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1877-83. (See No. His.) 
 
 ♦JOSEPH OSCAR CUNNINGHAM 
 Trustee, 1867-73; b. D 12, 1830, Lancaster, 
 N. Y. ; s. Hiram Way and Eunice (Brown) 
 Cunningham. Prepared in schs. of Huron 
 Co., O. LL. B., Union Law Sch., Cleveland, 
 1859; Attended Baldwin Coll., Berea, O., and 
 Oberlin Coll. With firm, Cunningham & 
 Flynn, publishers, Urbana Union, 1853-58; Ad- 
 mitted to 111. bar, 1856 and to Supreme Court 
 of U. S., 1880; served as Judge of county 
 court of Champaign Co., 1861-65. With law 
 firms of Sim & Cunningham. Cunningham & 
 Webber, Cunningham & Boggs. Independent 
 candidate for both houses of the Gen. Assem- 
 bly of 111. for Circuit Judge, but always de- 
 feated. Auth.: (With Jones) Jones and Cun- 
 ningham's Practice in the County Courts of 
 Illinois; History of Champaign County; Some 
 Facts in the Judicial History of Illinois; The 
 Convention of 1856, and those who partici- 
 pated in it, 111. St. Hist. Soc. ; William Wells, 
 the Hero of the Massacre of Chicago; Pioneer 
 Boyhood on the Firelands, Firelands Hist. 
 Soc. of Norwalk, O. ; Recollections of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln, The Bibliotheca Sacra, Vol. 65, 
 1908; also issued in pamphlet form, Some 
 Recollections of Abraham Lincoln, Firelands 
 Pioneer, 1900, do. Donor, Cunningham's Chil- 
 dren's Home, Urbana, 1895. Was personal 
 friend of Abraham Lincoln; Trustee, McKen- 
 dree Coll., 1897-8. Mem., Hist. Soc. of III.; 
 Firelands Hist. Soc, O. ; M. E. Church, twice 
 rep. in Gen. Conference, and for more than 
 thirty-eight yrs. steward and trustee in local 
 church. Married Mary Margaret McConoughy, 
 O 13, 1853, Bainbridge, O. Died Ap 1917. 
 
 CHARLES DAVISON 
 
 Trustee, 1905-11; Phys., Surg, and Prof.; 
 b. Ja 13, 1858, Lake Co., 111.; s. Peter (b. Ap 
 19, 1826, Palatine, N. Y.) and Martha Maria 
 (Whedon) Davison (b. F 10, 1830, Granville, 
 N. Y.). Prepared in Barrington H. S. ; Wau- 
 conda Acad, and pvt. tutor. M. D., N. W. Univ. 
 Med. Sch., 1883; A. M., do., 1917; F. A. C. 
 S., Am. Coll. of Surgeons, 191 3. Alpha Omega 
 Alpha; Alpha Kappa Kappa. Prosector in 
 Anatomy, 1882; Interne, Cook Co., Hosp., 
 18S3-4; by competitive examination; practising 
 Med. and Surg., Chicago, 1884 — ; Asst. Surg., 
 111. Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, 1887- 
 92; Attending Surg., Cook Co. Hosp., 1894- 
 1917; Pres., Med. Staff, do., 1917 — •; do., West 
 Side Hosp., 1896-1907; Prof., Surg., Chicago 
 Clinical Sch., 1896-1906; Surg., Univ. Hosp., 
 1908 — ; Prof., Surg. Anat., Coll. of P. and 
 S., Univ. of 111., 1899-1900; Adjt. Prof., Clin. 
 Surg., do., 1900-03; Adj. Prof., Surg, and 
 Clin. Surg., do., 1903-4; Prof., Surg, and Clin. 
 Surg., do., 1905-17; Prof, and Head of Dept. 
 of Surg., do., 1917 — . Auth.: (With F. D. 
 Smith) Autoplastic Bone Surgery, Lea & Febi- 
 ger, 191 6. Numerous articles in Annals of 
 Surg., Jour. Surg., Gynecology, and Obstet- 
 rics] The Plexus, .lour. A. M. A. Mem., A. 
 M. A.; 111. St. Med. Soc; Chicago Med. Soc; 
 Chicago Surg. Soc, Pres., 1912-13; Cook Co. 
 Hosp. Alumni Assn., Pres. 1912-12; M. E. 
 Church; K. T. and Mystic Shrine. Married 
 Mary L. Kidd, O 19, 1887, Chicago. Child, 
 Charles Marshall, b. Ap 16, 1896. Address, 
 2320 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. 
 
 CHART^ES SAMUEL DENEEN 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1905-13; Lawyer; b. My 
 4, 1863, Edwardsville, HI.; s. Samuel H. and 
 Mary F. (Ashley) Deneen. Prepared in pub. 
 schs., Lebanon. A. B., McKendree Coll., 
 18S2. Teacher, country sch., near Newton, 
 one yr. ; do., near Godfrey, do.; studied law; 
 admitted to bar, Minn., 1886; do., 111., 1887; 
 lawyer, Chicago, 1890-1904, 1913 — ; elected to 
 111. House of Representatives, 1892; atty., San. 
 District, Chicago, 1895-96; St. Atty., Cook Co., 
 two terms, 1896-1904; Gov., 111., 1904-13. Mem., 
 Am., 111. and Chicago bar assns.. Law Club; 
 LTnion League Club; Hamilton Club; Exmoor 
 Club; Beverly Club; Englewood Club. Married 
 Bina Day Maloney, My 10, 1891, Mt. Car- 
 roll, 111. Address, 457 W. 61st Place, Chicago; 
 bus. add., 20 S. LaSalle St., do. 
 
 ♦JAMES K. DICKIRSON 
 Trustee, 1903-05; b. 1845, Lawrence Co., 
 111.; s. Thomas I. and Lucinda (McCleave) 
 Dickirson. Prepared in common schs. 
 
 Teacher, for several years; newspaper Ed., 
 Lawrence Co., three years; special traveling 
 agt., fire ins. co.; for several years Co. Clerk, 
 Lawrence Co. ; traveling salesman, stationery 
 house, twenty-five years. Mem., St. Bd. of 
 Agr. (Pres. 1902; Secy., 1907^ — ). Married 
 Nancy A. Warner, O., 1871, Lawrence Co. 
 Children: Mrs. George T. Stephens; Mary (de- 
 ceased). Died, F 3, 19 16. 
 
 ♦MATTHIAS LANE DUNLAP 
 Trustee, 1867-75; Farmer and Editorial 
 W^riter; b._ S 21, 18 14, Cherry Valley, N. Y. 
 Prepared in common schs. War cor., Chicago 
 Tribune, Miss. River Campaign, 1862; mem., 
 111. House of Rep. from Cook Co., Session of 
 1865; nominated for Lt. Gov., but declined, 
 1856. Ed., Illinois Farmer, Springfield, 111., 
 1859; Agr. Ed., Chicago Tribune, twenty-five 
 yrs.; cor. of many agr. papers. Mem., Bd. 
 of Supvrs., Champaign Co.; A. F. A. M. 
 Married Emeline Pierce, Ja 7, 1838, Chicago, 
 t^hildren: Hiram J.; Oscar; Merton; Albert; 
 Ernest; Ella; Henry M. ('75); Louie; Eva. 
 Died F 14, 1875, at "Rural Home," Savoy, 
 111. 
 
Trustees 
 
 973 
 
 EDWARD FITZSIMONS DUNNE 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1913-17; Governor; b. O 
 12, 1S53, Waterville, Conn.; s. Patrick W. (b. 
 Tullamore, Ire.) and Delia M. (Lawler) Dunne 
 (b. Galway, do.). Prepared in Peoria H. S.; 
 Trinity Coll., Univ. of Dublin, 1870-73. 
 LL. B., Union Coll. of Law, 1877; LL. D., 
 causa honoris, St. Ignatius Coll. Admitted 
 to bar, 1877; Judge, Circuit Court, Cook Co., 
 111., three terms, 1892-1905; Mayor, Chicago, 
 1905-07; Lawyer, Chicago, 1907-13; Gov., III., 
 1913-17. Auth. : Articles in Dunne, Judge, 
 Mayor and Governor, compiled by William 
 L. "Sullivan. Mem., Roman Catholic Church; 
 Chicago Bar Assn.; 111. Ath. Club; Westward 
 Ho Golf Club; Country Club, Springfield; 
 Pres., Monticello Club; Iroquois Club; Pres.. 
 League Am. Municipalities, 1906-07; Nat. 
 Civic Federation; Delegate at large, Dem. 
 Nat. Convention, Denver, 1908; Presidential 
 Elector, 1900. Married Elizabeth J. Kelly, 
 Ag 16, 1881, Chicago. Children: Edward 
 P. (died); Gerald (died); Charles P. (died); 
 Edward F. ; Richard; Eileen M. (Dunne) 
 Corboy; Mona; Maurice F. ; Jerome; Dorothy 
 (died); Jeanette; Geraldine; Eugene. Address, 
 737 CJordon Terrace, Chicago; bus. add., iii 
 W. Washington St., do. 
 
 *SAMUEL DYSART 
 Trustee, 1887-89; b. S 14, 1834, Spruce 
 Creek, Pa.; s. James (b. do.) and Elizabeth 
 (Roller) Dysart (b. do.). Prepared in Moun- 
 tain Acad., Huntington Co., Pa. Came to 111. 
 M I, 1855, P'irst ten yrs. after settlement on 
 farm were spent in improvements; established 
 a herd of Shorthorn cattle and Berkshire 
 swine, 1866; visited Europe for the purpose of 
 investigating the breeding of draft horses, 
 1887. Live Stock Comn., Paris Exposition, 
 1878; Comn., Columbian do., 1892. Mem., 
 St. Bd. of Agr., V. P., twenty yrs., Pres., 
 1886-88; Farmers' Mutual Fire Ins. Co., Sec, 
 thirty-three yrs. Retired, 1904. Married 
 Margaret J. Henderson, F 24, 1858. Spruce 
 Creek, Pa. (died Ag 7, 1909). Children: 
 Harry W., b. D 26, 1858; U. Grant, b. S 14, 
 1865; Drucilla D. Bauker, b. D i, 1866; Hor- 
 ace H., b. S 18, 1869; Jesse R., b. Jl 12, 
 187 1 ; Bird B. Peterson, b. Ap 4, 1873; Jean- 
 ette Filstrup, b. Ag 22, 1875. Died Ap 7, 
 191 1, Franklin Grove, 111. 
 
 *PARKER EARLE 
 Trustee, 1885-91; Fruit Grower; b. Ag 8, 
 1831, Mt. Holly, Vt. Came to 111., 1853- 
 Introduced refrigerator cars for perishable 
 fruit, 1879. Mem., 111. Hort, Soc, Pres. 
 twice; Am. Hort. Soc, Pres., sixteen yrs.; 
 Dir., Dept. of Hort., Cotton Centennial, New 
 Orleans, 1884. Auth.: Many articles in agr. 
 and hort. papers; addresses before hort. socs. , 
 farmers' conventions, etc. Married Mclanie 
 Tracy, Ag 24, 1855, Dwight, 111. Children: 
 Franklin Sumner, b. S 4, 1856; Charles Theo- 
 dore, b. 1861; Mary Tracy ('85), b. 1864. 
 Died Ja 12, 1917, Pasadena, Calif. 
 
 *RICHARD EDWARDS 
 Trustee, e.v officio, 1887-91; Pres., Univ.; 
 b. D 23, 1822, Cardiganshire, South Wales; 
 s. Richard H. (b. 1799, do.) and Ann (Jones) 
 Edwards (b. 1800, do.). Prepared in rural 
 sch. near Palmyra, C). ; St. Norm. Sch., 
 Bridgewater, Mass. B. S., Rensselaer Inst., 
 1847; C. E., do., 1848; A. M., hon., Harvard, 
 1863; LL. D., hon., Shurtleff Coll., 1867; 
 D. D., hon., Blackburn Univ., 1891. Prin., 
 St. Norm. Sch., Salem, Mass., 1853-57; do., 
 St. Louis City Norm. Sch., 1857-62; Pres., 
 111. St. Norm. Univ., 1862-76; Pastor, Congr. 
 Church, Princeton, 111., 1876-85; St. Supt., 
 Pub. Instruction, 111., 1887-91; Pres., Black- 
 burn Univ., Carlinville, 111., 1891-93; Com- 
 piled two series of readers emphasizing certain 
 pedagogical prin., 1867-80. Addresses: Life 
 
 and Services of Nicholas Tillinghast, Barnards 
 Jour., 1856; Life and Services of Cyrus 
 Pierce; Life and Services of Mary Jane Cra- 
 gin; last three published in the Nat. Teachers' 
 Monthly, 1875; The Heritage of Culture; Uni- 
 versal Education; Life and Character of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln; Decennial address at the State 
 Normal University, 1872; The Worth of a 
 State Historical Society, 1900; The Rise and 
 Progress of Normal Schools in the United 
 States., Pub. Sch. Jour., 1806. Mem., 111. 
 Indus. League, 1858; 111. Nat. Hist. Soc, 
 1862; St. Teachers' Assn., Pres., 1863-65; Page 
 Lit. Assn., 1864; Nat. Educ. Assn., Congr. 
 Church; 111. Central Assoc. of Congr. 
 Churches, 1876; Am. Inst, of Civics, 1886; 111. 
 St. Hist. Soc, 1900; Coll. Alumni Club, 
 Bloomington, 111.; Bloomington Presbytery. 
 Married Betsey Josselyn Samson, Jl 5, 1849. 
 Children: Annie M., b. Je 13, 1850; Richard 
 Arthur, b. N 9, 1851; Ellen S., b. Ag 23, 
 1853; Mary C, b. Je 20, 1855; Nicholas T., 
 b. Jl 8, 1857; George H., b. My 25, i860; 
 Walter A., b. S 17, 1862; Ralph A., b. Mr 23, 
 1865 (died Ja 15, 1869); Owen M. and Flor- 
 ence M., b. Ap 3, 1868; Frederick N., b. Jl 
 9, 1870 (died Mr 26, 1874). Died Mr 7, 1908. 
 
 *SAMUEL EDWARDS 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Horticulturist; b. O 11, 
 1819, Skaneateles, N. Y. ; s. Abner (b. North- 
 ampton, Mass.) and Fanny (Cleveland) Ed- 
 wards (b. 1790, do.). Prepared in Acad., 
 Onondaga Co., N. Y. One of the pioneer 
 nurserymen and horts. of 111.; advocated the 
 planting of evergreen trees on the prairies. 
 Auth.: Many articles on hort. subjects for 
 various mags, and papers. Mem., St. Hort. 
 Soc, Pres., i860; No. 111. Hort. Soc, Pres., 
 1868-71; Bd. Supvrs., Bureau Co., 111.; Treas., 
 Bureau Co., 1873-4; Trustee, Graves Pub. 
 Lib., Mendota, 111., several yrs. Married 
 Aurelia M. Parmetar, My 19, 1842, Pleasant 
 Ridge, O. (died F 13, 1871); Emeline Bene- 
 dict Sadd. Children: David Clinton; Sam- 
 uel, Jr.; Julia Frances; John; John 2d; Cyrus 
 LeRoy; Elizabeth. Died Ja 24, 1898, Men- 
 dota, 111. 
 
 *GEORGE C. EISENMAYER 
 Trustee, 1883-89; Farmer; b. Jl 9, 1820, 
 Hassloch, Ger. Prepared in home sch. 
 Served in Civil War near Alton, 111. Took 
 great interest in politics. Correspondent for 
 several agr. and farm jours. Married M. 
 Emig, 1845. Children: Alvina (Mrs. R. 
 Hughes), b. 1852; Matilda L., b. 1861; Arthur 
 W., b. 1864; Ida ('87), b. 1867. Died Ag 
 23, 1893, Mascoutah, 111. 
 
 *JOHN M. EULL 
 Trustee, 1873, Quincy, 111. Deceased. 
 
 JOSEPH WILSON FIFER 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1889-93; Lawyer; b. O 
 28, 1840, Stanton, Va. ; s. John and Mary 
 Fifer. Prepared in Dist. Schs., McLean Co., 
 111. B. S., 111. Wesleyan Univ., 1868; LL. D., 
 hon., do., 1892. Admitted to the bar, 1870; 
 Lawyer, Bloomington, II!., 1870 — ; Corp. 
 Counsel, do., 1871; Sts. Atty.. McLean Co., 
 1872-80; Mem., 111. Senate, 1880-4; Gov., 111., 
 1889-93; candidate for re-election, 1892; can- 
 didate for V. P. nomination before Rep. Nat. 
 Convention, 1896. Pvt., 33d 111. Volunteer 
 Inf., 1861-64; participated in Vicksburg Cam- 
 paign, 1863; wounded in battle, Jackson, 
 Miss., Jl 13, 1863. Mem., Interstate Com- 
 merce Comn., 1899-1906. Married Gertrude 
 Lewis, Je 15, 1870, Bloomington, 111. Address, 
 yog N. McLean St., Bloomington, 111. 
 
 *WILLARD CUTTING FLAGG 
 Trustee, 1867-78; b. S 16, 1829, Moro, 111. 
 Prepared in Wyman Inst., St. Louis. A. B., 
 Yale, 1854. Served in Army as Enrolling 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 officer, Madison Co., 111., 1862; Appointed by 
 Pres. Lincoln, Internal Revenue Collector, 5th 
 Dist., 111., 1861-9; St. Senator, 1869-73; mem.. 
 Rep. St. Comn., i860. For several years was 
 director of experiments and Supt. of farms of 
 the Univ. Hort. Ed., Prairie Farmer. Mem., 
 111. St. Farmers' Assn., Pres.; Am. Pomol. 
 Soc, Sec, 1873-4. Married Sarah Smith, F 
 13, 1856. St. Louis. Children: Bessie, b. My 
 4, 1857 (died Je 28, 1859); Jennie, b. F 13, 
 i860 (died S 18, i860); Isabel (Mrs. O. M. 
 Hatch, Jr.), b. Je 17, 1861; Mary W. (Mrs. 
 E. L. Gillham) b. F 17, 1863; Willard G., b. 
 Mr 28, 1864 (died D 18, 1864); Norman G., 
 b. Ag 4, 1867. Died Mr 30, 1878, Moro, 111. 
 
 LUCY L. COUES-FLOWER 
 
 Trustee, 1895-1901 (first woman mem. elect- 
 ed); b. My 10, 1837, Boston. Studied in 
 Packer Coll. Inst., Brooklyn, N. Y. Teacher, 
 H. S., Madison, Wis.; mem. of Chicago Sch. 
 Bd., 1891; largely instrumental in introduc- 
 ing kindergartens and man. tr. in the Chicago 
 Pub. Schs. ; in establishing the Parental Sch.; 
 the St. Charles Home for Boys, and in secur- 
 ing the Juvenile law; also helped organize the 
 111. Tr. Sch. for Nurses, and was the Pres. 
 of the Bd. of Mgrs., for ten years. The 
 II. S. of Indus. Arts for Women, in Chicago, 
 named "The Lucy L. Flower H. S. of Indus- 
 trial Arts" in her honor. Auth. : Numerous 
 articles on educ, philanthrophy, and interest 
 of children generally. Mem. and former Pres., 
 Chicago Woman's Club; Leagvie of Cook Co. 
 Woman's Clubs and 111. Tr. Sch. for Nurses; 
 Chicago Fortnightly Club, and many lesser 
 orgs. Married James M. Flower of Wis., Ag 
 1862, Washington, D. C. (died S 2, 1909, 
 Coronado, Calif). Children: Elliott; Harriet 
 D.; Louis B. Address, Coronado, Calif. 
 
 GEORGE ALANSON FOLLANSBEE 
 Trustee, 1883-89; Lawyer; b. F 26, 1843, 
 Cook Co., 111.; s. Horatio N. and Emmeline 
 (Sherman) FoUansbee. Prepared in Milwavikee 
 H. S. A. B., Lawrence Univ., Appleton, Wis., 
 1865; A. M., do., 1867; LL. B., Harvard Law 
 Sch., 1867. Mem., law firm, FoUansbee, Mc- 
 Connell & FoUansbee, Chicago; do., McCon- 
 nell & FoUansbee, New York City; Counsel, 
 Adams, FoUansbee, Hawley & Shorey, Chicago. 
 Mem., Am. Bar Assn., ex. V. P.; 111. St. Bar 
 Assn., ex. Pres.; Law Club of Chicago; Har- 
 vard Club; Union League Club; Chicago Bar 
 Assn.; Pres., Chicago Lit. Club; delegate, 
 Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists, St. 
 Louis, 1904; Unitarian Church. Married 
 Susan D. Davis, Ap 14, 1869, Appleton, Wis. 
 Children: Mitchell D. ; Mrs. Blanche Follans- 
 bee-Caldwell; Mrs. Susan Follansbee-Hubbard; 
 Alanson; Eunice D. Address, Winnetka, 111.; 
 bus. add., 137 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. 
 
 ♦THEOPHILUS HORN FOUNTAIN 
 Trustee, 1873; Lawyer; b. Ag 12, 1844, 
 Washington Co., 111. Prepared in Benton and 
 Duquoin; McKendree Coll.; Ann Arbor, Mich, 
 and Capt., Co. R, 13th Regt, 111. Cav. 1863-6; 
 and Capt., Co. R, 13th Regt., 111. Cav. 
 1863-6; Master in Chancery for several 
 yrs., between 1873-84; mem., St. Legislature. 
 1874-6; was a candidate for the nomination to 
 Cong, from this dist.; was defeated by J. B. 
 Thomas, 1878; practiced law in Chicago, 1887- 
 90; spent some time in N. M. on account of 
 ill health; returned to his home in Duquoin a 
 yr. before his death. Mem., I. O. O. F., and 
 several local orgns. Married Mrs. E. Williams, 
 N 29, 1885, Golconda, 111. Died O 3, 1892, 
 Duquoin, 111. 
 
 JOSEPH HEWETT FREEMAN 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1898-9; Supt. and Instr.; 
 b. My 13. 1841, Poland, Me.; s. Joseph and Abi- 
 
 gail (Gross) Freeman. Prepared in Me. St. 
 Sem. A. M. (hon.) Bates Coll., 1888. Prin. 
 or Supt., village or city schs.. 111. and Colo., 
 twenty-seven yrs.; Asst. St. Supt., Schs., 111., 
 eight and one-half yrs.; Supt., Pub. Instr., 
 seven months; Supt., 111. Sch. for the Blind, 
 1902-7; retired. Served in Civ. War, 2d Lt., 
 Co. G., 23d Me. Inf. and Capt. Co. H, i^th 
 Me. Inf. Mem., 111. Lib. Exten. Comn.; 
 ( ongr. Church; G. A. R. ; Loyal Legion; K. T. 
 Married Mary A. Stone, Ag 25, 1867, Unity, 
 Me. Address, Aurora, 111. 
 
 WILLIAM HOUSTON FULKERSON 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1900-1901; Stock Farmer; 
 !). S 9, 1834, Tazewell, Tenn. Prepared in 
 McMinn. Acad., Rogersville, Tenn.; U. S. 
 Mil. Acad., West Point. Served in Mormon 
 War, 1857; as Indian Scout, 1858-9; served in 
 the Confed. Army, 1861-5; was Col. of the 63d 
 Tenn., when Gen. Lee surrendered, Ap 9, 
 1865; Was Co. Commander, 1875-8; Gen. Mgr., 
 St. Louis, Jerseyville and Springfield (now 
 Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis) R. R., 1881. 
 Mem., 111. St. Bd. of W'orld's Fair Comns., 
 1893; 111- St. Bd. of Agr., 1887-98, Pres. 1899- 
 1900. Married Cornelia T. Russell, O 17, 
 1861, Rogersville, Tenn. Children: James W. 
 (deceased); Joseph R. ; Frank E.; Frances R.; 
 Sarah B. (Mrs. Charles S. White). Address, 
 Jerseyville, 111. 
 
 LAFAYETTE FUNK 
 Trustee, 1891-3; Farmer and Stockraiser; b. 
 Ja 20, 1834, Funk's Grove, 111.; s. Isaac fh. 
 Clark Co., Ky.) and Cassabdra (Sharp) Funk 
 (b. Sharpsburg, Md.). Prepared in log sch. 
 at Funk's Grove. Sigma Chi. Grad. of Ohio 
 Wesleyan LTniv., 1858. Supvr. of tp., twelve 
 yrs; mem., lower house of Legislature, 1882- 
 3; mem. Senate, 1884-6; mem. St. Bd. of Agr. 
 for twenty yrs. Married Elizabeth Paulin, Ja 
 12, 1864. Children: Eugene, b. S 3, 1867; 
 Paul, b. Jl 9, 1871 (died Ja 2, 1873); De Loss, 
 b. S I, 1882. Address, Shirley, 111. 
 
 *ORSON BINGHAM GALUSHA 
 Trustee, 1868-73; Horticulturist; b. D 2, 
 18 1 9, Bennington, Vt. ; s. Jonas and Electra 
 (Hinsdale) Galusha. Prepared in Rochester 
 Acad., N. Y. Engaged in hort. in Central 
 M'ch.; moved to Grundy Co., 111., and started 
 the Sand Ridge Nursery, which he ran success- 
 tully until 1867; removed to southern part of 
 Cirundy Co., and raised small fruits, 1867-83; 
 retired in 1883. First trustee named by Gov. 
 Richard J. Oglesby. He was largely instru- 
 mental, with his life-long friend. Prof. J. B. 
 Turner, in securing the establishing of the 
 Univ. of 111. Auth.: Small Fruits and How to 
 Grow Them; numerous essays on hort.; con- 
 tributor for many yrs. to Moore's Rural New 
 Yorker, The Prairie Farmer, and other publica- 
 tions. Mem., III. St. Hort. Soc. (one of the 
 organizers and Sec, for sixteen yrs.). Married 
 Mary J. Hinsdale, 1842, of Kalamazoo, Mich. 
 Child, Mrs. William Hawley Smith. Died, 
 1898, Peoria. 
 
 ♦DANIEL GARDNER 
 Trustee, 1873-81; b. D 18, 1815, Warehouse 
 Point, Windsor, Conn. Co. Commissioner, 
 Licking Co., O., 1854-8; mem. O. Senate, 1856- 
 8; first Mayor of Champaign, i860. Mem., 
 Chicago Bd. of Trade, 1862-82; Champaign 
 Co. Fair Assn., Pres. and Dir. ; many other 
 local orgns. Married Mary Josephine Hodges, 
 Ap 6, 1840, Homer O. Children: Frederick 
 Cheney, b. D 25, 1840 (died O 20, 1842); 
 Emily Cheney (Mrs. Henry Swannell), b. Jl 
 26, 1843 (died Ap $, 1919); Dick Hodges, b. N 
 8, 1847; Olive Augusta (Mrs. N. A. Lloyd'); 
 Willis Smith, b. Ap 21, 1856; Jessie, b. Ap 27, 
 1863. Died F 13, 1883, Champaign. 
 
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 Trustees 
 
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 *DANIEL B. GILLHAM 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1875-9; Farmer and Stock- 
 raiser; b. Ap 29, 1826, Wanda, 111.; s. John 
 Gillham. Prepared in Saline sch. house, near 
 Wanda; McKendree Coll. Mem., Dem. St. 
 Cent. Com.; the 27th Gen. Assem. ; St. Senate, 
 1882-86. Mem., Bd. of Trustees of Shurtleff 
 Coll., Upper Alton, for many yrs; St. Bd. of 
 Agr. for twenty yrs., several times Pres.; Bap- 
 tist Church. Married. Children; One son and 
 five daughters. Died Ap 6, 1890, Upper Alton, 
 
 •MOORE C. GOLTRA 
 Trustee, 1867-73; b. O 29, 1810. Came to 
 111. in 1836; identified with the early develop- 
 ment of this state; contr. and builder of the 
 first Inst, for Insane, and Sch. for the Deaf, 
 Jacksonville; one of the first mems. of the 
 Bd. of Trustees, and one of the men who 
 located the lands set aside by the govt, for 
 the Univ. of 111. Mem., St. Bd. of Agr. 
 Died Ap 11, 1881. 
 
 DAVID GORE 
 Trustee, 1893-7; b- Ap 5, 1827, Trigg Co., 
 Ky. Came with parents to MacUson Co., 111., 
 1834; served in Mexican War as Q. M., after- 
 wards locating in Macoupin Co., where he has 
 been extensively engaged in farming; In 1874 
 he was an unsuccessful Greenback-Labor can- 
 didate for St. Treas. ; in 1884 elected to St. 
 Senate from Macoupin-Morgan Dist. ; St. 
 Auditor of Pub. Accts., 1892-97. Mem., St. 
 Bd. of Agr. sixteen yrs., Pres. 1893-4; St. 
 Bd. of Equalization, Chm., 1892-6. Address, 
 Carlinville, Ill.t 
 
 *NELSON W. GRAHAM 
 Trustee, 1891-7; b. N 2, 1815, near Natural 
 Bridge, Va. ; s. George (b. Scotland) and 
 Rebecca (Patterson) Oraham (b. Ireland). 
 Engaged in Gen. bus. until retirement. Pres., 
 Bd. of Trustees. Married Eliza Galigher; 
 Sarah Barbour. Children: William Carey 
 (died) ; Malcolm (died); Lillian (died); George 
 Washington. Died Jl 15, 1901, Chicago. 
 
 Trustee 
 ston for many yrs 
 
 L. L. GREENLEAF 
 
 17-7. Was a resident of Evan- 
 
 Deceased. 
 
 *JOHN MILTON GREGORY 
 Trustee, 1867-73. (See Faculty.) 
 
 ♦CLARK ROBINSON GRIGGS 
 Trustee, 1869-73; R- R- Contr.; b. Mr 6, 
 1824. Removed to Champaign Co., 1859; Had 
 served as mem. of the legislature of Mass. 
 before coming west; Appointed by Col. W. N. 
 Coler, sutler of the 25th Regt. ; Later resigned 
 position and built a store bakery at Memphis, 
 Tenn., catering for Regts. of the post varying 
 from 5,000 to 10,000 at a time until close 
 of war; For short time carried on Mississippi 
 River trade with his boat, the R. B. Hamilton; 
 At close of war continued agr.- pursuits at Ur- 
 bana; became mayor; constructed the Gas 
 Works of Urbana & Champaign. Played a 
 most important part in securing location of 
 Univ. at Urbana; Under the name of J. N. 
 Converse & Co., constructed the first fifty 
 miles of R. R. in St. of Neb. from the Mo. 
 River to Lincoln; Secured charter for Dan- 
 ville, Urbana, Bloomington & Pekin Ry., and 
 was elected to Pres. of Co.; Few yrs. later 
 resigned and moved to N. Y. to regain health; 
 Contracted with the Wheeling & Lake Erie 
 Ry. Co. to build a road from Toledo, O., to 
 Wheeling, W. Va. ; built over 200 miles of 
 road when offer came to sell; Trouble arose 
 and in spite of fifteen yrs. of conflict, no ade- 
 quate settlement was ever made; Since then 
 associated with a Syndicate for building a 
 
 low grade short line R. R. from New York to 
 Pittsburgh; Grade greatly reduced by Mr. 
 Griggs. Died D 7, 1915. 
 
 ♦ALBERT PHILANDER GROUT 
 Trustee, 1908-1913; b. Ag 15, 1848, Elmore, 
 Vt. ; s. Horace (b. Ap 9, 1816, do.) and 
 Malinda (Bullock) Grout (b. O 10, 1825, 
 Barre, Vt.). Prepared in Peoples Acad., Mor- 
 risville, Vt. ; A. B., Dartmouth, 1873. Zeta 
 Psi. Married Percie J. Carpenter, Jl 26, 1882, 
 Winchester, 111. Child, Joseph Carpenter, b. 
 F 9, 1890. Died O 22, 1915, Winchester, 111. 
 
 ♦FRANCIS BOGGS HALLER 
 
 Trustee, 1873; Physician; b. O 13, 1826, 
 Lewiston, Pa. Prepared in Hillsboro Acad.; 
 LTniv. of Mo., 1851; Jefferson Med. Coll., 1865. 
 Located in Vandalia in 1851 for practice of 
 Med., where he remained until his death. 
 Mem., Co., Dist. and St. Med. Socs. (Pres. 
 of latter, 1866); A. M. A.; M. E. Church; A. 
 F. A. M.; for yrs. a mem. of St. Bd. of 
 Charities. Married Lucinda R. Higgins, My 
 22, 1856, Chandlerville, III. Children: Mary, 
 Minnie and Maude. Died S 14, 1895, Vandalia, 
 111. 
 
 ♦JOHN MARSHALL HAMILTON 
 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1883-5; Lawyer; b. My 
 28, 1847, Richwood, O. ; s. Samuel and Nancy 
 (McMorris) Hamilton. Prepared in country 
 schs.; Acad., Henry, HI.; O. Wesleyan, 1868. 
 Teacher in Acad., Henry, 1869; in 111. Wesle- 
 yan Univ., and studied law; admitted to bar, 
 1870; formed partnership with J. H. Rowell; 
 St. Sen., 28th senatorial dist., 1876-80; on st. 
 ticket for Lt. Gov., 1880; Gov. of HI., 1883- 
 5. Enlisted in Co. I, 141st 111. Inf., served 
 about seven months. Mem., St. Bar Assn., 
 two terms, V. P.; I. O. O. F. ; K. of P.; M. 
 E. Church, Trustee. Married Helen M. Wil- 
 liams, Jl, 1 87 1, Bloomington, III. Three chil- 
 dren. Died S 22, 1905. 
 
 ♦DAVID S. HAMMOND 
 Trustee, 1867-70; b. Ja 15, 1811, Washing- 
 ton Co., N. Y. Came west, 1840, and settled 
 on small farm in Hanover Tp., Cook Co., 111.; 
 was a carpenter; built tavern, in 1848, on 
 old Galena and Chicago stage road; assessor 
 one term; supvr., fourteen yrs.; chm., seven 
 yrs.; elected Sheriff of Cook Co., 1862; ap- 
 pointed R. R. and warehouse commissioner by 
 Gov. Palmer, and served four yrs.; one of the 
 trustees that located the Insane Asylum. Mar- 
 ried Laura A. Barnard, 1839, Glens Falls, N. 
 Y. Children: Mary A. Hammond-Gilbert, b. 
 1846; Eugene G., b. 1848; Edward D., b. 1852. 
 Died My 26, 1883, Hammonds Sta., Kane Co., 
 111. 
 
 ♦GEORGE HARDING 
 Trustee, 1867-8. Died, 1868, Paris, 111. 
 
 OLIVER ALBERT HARKER 
 
 Trustee, 1890-91. (See Faculty.) 
 
 R. R. HARRINGTON 
 Trustee, 1871-77. t 
 
 ♦CYRUS HARTWELL 
 
 Trustee, 1873; Farmer; s. Nathan (b. Con- 
 cord, N. H.) and Mary (Scott) Hartwell (b. 
 Antrim, Ire.). Prepared in Newark, O. A. 
 B., Marietta Coll., O. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta 
 Kappa Epsilon. Married Anna Marston, 
 Hoopeston, 111. Died S 10, 1893, Hoopeston, 
 111. 
 
 ♦GEORGE SAMUEL HASKELL 
 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1891-3; b. O 4, 1838, 
 Rockford, 111. Prepared in Antioch, O. Alder- 
 man of City of Rockford. Mem., St. Bd. of 
 Agr., 1880-91; A. F. A. M., Blue Lodge, 
 
976 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Chapter and Commandery. Married Lydia E. 
 Howell, D 1850, Battle Creek, Mich. Chil- 
 dren: George Edward, b. Ap s, 1861 (died N 
 1869); Mark Tracy, b. N 1863 (died Mr, i88i). 
 Died Ag 12, 1891, Rockford, 111. 
 
 FREDERICK LEWIS HATCH 
 Trustee, 1899-1913. (See No. 22.) 
 
 *SAMUEL SNOWDEN HAYES 
 Trustee, 1867-70; Lawyer and Politican; b. 
 D 25, 1820, Nashville, Tenn. Engaged in drug 
 bus., Shawneetown, Tenn., 1838-40; Began 
 study of law and was admitted to practice in 
 1842, locating at Mt. Vernon and later at 
 Carmi, 111.; Took interest in politics, stumping 
 the southern counties for the Dem. party, 
 1853-4; del. to the Memphis Col. Convention, 
 1845; elected to lower House of the St. Legis- 
 lature, 1846; re-elected in 1848; raised com- 
 pany for service in Mex. War, 1S47, but did 
 not serve; del. to St. Constitutional Conven- 
 tion, for White Co., 1847; Dem. Presidential 
 Elector, 1848; removed to Chicago, 1S52; City 
 Solicitor and City Comptr., 1862-5; Del. to 
 Nat. Dem. Convention at Charleston and Balti- 
 more, i860, and earnest worker for Douglas in 
 following campaign; del. from Cook Co. to the 
 St. Constitution Convention, 1869-70. Died Ja 
 28, 1880. 
 
 ELLEN MARTIN HENROTIN 
 Trvistee, 1912-17; b. Jl 1847. Portland. Me.; d. 
 Edward Bvani (b. Ag 181 1, Camden, Me.) and 
 Sarah Ellen Martin (b, D 30, 1821, Portland, 
 Me.). Studied in England, France and Ger- 
 many, 1860-68. V. P., Congress Auxiliary of 
 World's Columbian Exposition. 1893; Pres., 
 Gen. Federation of Woman's Clubs, 1894-98; 
 Pres., The Foiiiiiglitly; Trustee, Univ. of 111., 
 1912-17. Decorated by the Sultan of Turkey 
 with order of Chefakat, 1893; Made an Officer 
 de r Academic by French Republic, 1899; deco- 
 rated by Leopold II, Chevalier de I'Ordre de 
 Leopold, 1904. Mem., Fortnightly Club of Chi- 
 cago; Friday Club; Chicago Woman's Club; 
 Woman's City Club. Married Charles Henrotin, 
 S 2, 1869, (Chicago (died Jl 25, 1914). Chil- 
 dren: Edward Clement, b. Ag 17, 1871; Charles 
 Martin, b. Jl 19, 1876; Morris Bates, b. S 14, 
 1885. Address, 1215 Madison Ave., New York 
 City. 
 
 OTIS WILLIS HOIT 
 Trustee, 1911 — . (See No. 212.) 
 
 *J. P. HUNGATE 
 Trustee, 1867-8. Died, 1872, Louisville, Ky. 
 
 *OBADIAH HUSE 
 Trustee, 1873; b. Jl i, 1810, Concord, N. 
 H. Prepared in Kertz Hill, Me. Pursued the 
 study of Divinity. Held many civil honors 
 and positions. Married Mary Knight, Frei- 
 bury. Me., 1840. Children: Fred Dresden, b. 
 1850; Marie Castine, b. 1854; Florence, b. 
 1856. Died, O 13, 1887, Evanston, III. 
 
 *SAMUEL M. INGLIS 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1895-8; b. Ag 15, 1838; 
 received an early educ. in O.; came to 111. in 
 1856, and grad. with first honors from the 
 Mendota Collegiate Inst., 1861. Enlisted in 
 the loth 111. Inf., 1862; discharged for dis- 
 ability; Took charge of an acad. in Hills- 
 boro, 1865, meanwhile studying law with 
 Judge E. Y. Rice; Supt. Schs., Greenville, 
 1S68-83; Prof., Math., St. Norm. Sch., Car- 
 bondale. 111., 1883-6; transferred to chair of 
 Lit., Rhet., and Eloc, 1886; St. Supt., Pub. 
 Instr., 1894-8. Died Je i, 1898, Kenosha, Wis. 
 
 *DARIUS JOHNSON 
 Trustee, 1873. Died, N 17, 1887, Pontiac, 111. 
 
 •JOHN STEPHEN JOHNSON 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Farmer; b. O 2, 1818, 
 Watertown, N. Y. Married Judith Johnson, 
 My 20, 1846, Quincy, 111. Children: Florette, 
 b. F 18, 1850; Ida A., b. S 10, 1856; Frank 
 C, b. Ja 20, 1859; Mary Emma, b. O 12, 1861. 
 Deceased. 
 
 *JAMES WILLIAM JUDY 
 
 Trustee, e:r officio, 1895-7; Farmer; b. My 
 8, 1822, (Tlarke Co., Ky. ; s. Martin (b. 1797, 
 Ky.) and Nancy (Burroughs) Judy (b. 1800, 
 do.). Prepared in common sch., Ky. Farmer, 
 Menard Co., 111., since 1851; also traveled, 
 selling thoro^ighbred cattle and as auctioneer 
 from Can. to Calif., from Minneapolis to San 
 AntoniOj Tex., and over all the intermediate 
 country where such cattle were raised. Was 
 Col. :14th 111. Inf., 1862; was in the siege of 
 Vicksburg forty-five days on the firing line. 
 Mem., St. Bd. of Agr., Pres. at one time, 
 1895 — ; Christian Church. Married Catherine 
 Ann Simpson, Mr 23, 185 1, Menard Co., Ill, 
 (died S 12, 1903). Children: Emma Ade- 
 laide b. F 2, 1852 (died Je 8, 185^); William 
 Scott, b. O 14, 1853 (died D 16, 1893); Charles 
 Carroll, b. Mr 17, 1856; Maria Luella, b. S 
 20, 1858 (died Ap 30, 1863); James Joseph, b. 
 Ja 15, 1862 (died My 7, 1863); Julia Birdie, 
 b. Je 30, 1865 (died O 22, 1875.) Died S 16, 
 1916. 
 
 GEORGE FREDERIC KENOWER 
 
 Trustee, 188 1-3. (See No. 72.) 
 
 *LEONIDAS HAMLINE KERRICK 
 Trustee^ 1903-7; Farmer; b. O 16, 1846, 
 Franklin Co., Ind. Prepared in pub. and pvt. 
 schs. of Ind. and at home. B. S., 111. Wes- 
 leyan LTniv., 1866; A. M., in ctirsn. Licensed 
 to practice law, 1868; With Maj. J. W. Powell 
 Geol. Sur., 1867, first yr. of his work in the 
 west. Mem., 111. House of Rep., 27th Gen. 
 Assem.; M. E. Church, Del. to Gen. Conf., 
 1900, Chicago; Am. Aberdeen-Angus Assn., 
 Pres.; Am. Breeders' Assn., V. P.; Trustee 
 111. Wesleyan Univ. Married Sallie E. Funk, 
 O 29, 1868, Bloomington, 111. Children: Wil- 
 liam, b. Jl 26, 1869 (died Jl 11, 1873); Daisy, 
 b. Ja 30, 1871 (died Jl 20, 1873); Idelle B., 
 b. Je 13, 1874. Died Mr 13, 1907, at Bloom- 
 ington, 111., the day after he was elected Pres. 
 of the Board of Trustees. 
 
 *DR. WILLIAM KILE 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1869-70; b. 1809, Fayette 
 Co., O. Married. Children: Robert H.; (Mrs.) 
 Carrie Kile Beebe. Died O 4, 1877. 
 
 ♦EDWARD KITCHELL 
 Trustee, 1869. Died 1869, Olney, 111. 
 
 •JOHN LANDRIGEN 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1882-7; Farmer; b. 1832, 
 Co. Tipperary, Ire. Prepared in Sem., Lafay- 
 ette, Ind. Engaged in R. R. and canal 
 const.; coming to 111., 1856, he purchased farm 
 near Albion, where he resided. Twice elected 
 House of Rep. (1868 and '74), and twice to 
 the St. Sen., (1870 and '96). Mem., St. Agr. 
 Soc, Pres., four yrs. ; V. P., sixteen yrs. 
 Died Mr 26, 1911. 
 
 •LUTHER W. LAWRENCE 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Minister and Farmer; b. 
 Ap 19, 1808, Chenango Co., N. Y. ; s. John (b. 
 Mr 8, 1778, Middlesex Co., Mass.) and Lydia 
 (Sweet) Lawrence (b. N 18, 1777, Saratoga, 
 N. Y.). In early life was a tanner; came to 
 111. in 1873; first Co. Supt., Schs., Boone Co.; 
 elected to St. Legislature in 1854, the first 
 Rep. elected in Boone Co., and served three 
 terms; mem.. Constitutional Convention, 1862; 
 elected Probate Judge, Boone Co., 1865, served 
 twelve yrs.; Tp. Treas., Schs., 1840-83. Pastor, 
 
Trustees 
 
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 Baptist churches in no. 111. for twenty-five yrs. 
 Married Elvina t'hamberlain, Ja 22, 1829, 
 Cazevonia, N. Y. (died My 2, 1891). Children: 
 Alonzo D., b. D 25, 1831 (died S ig, 1910); 
 Harriet E. (Sturtevant), b. Jl 17, 1835 (died 
 Ja 7, 191 1); Sarah A. (Wyckoff), b. Ap 18, 
 1837 (died Ja 10, i8g6) ; Lucia E. (Smith) b. 
 Ap 14, i8^g (died My 20, 1869); Esther M. ; 
 Luther C. Died Jl 25, 1886, Belvidere. 111. 
 
 LEWIS L. LEHMAN 
 Trustee, 1905-9; Banker; b. Ag 13, 1845, 
 Bruchsal, Baden, Ger. Prepared in Bruchsal 
 Gymnasium. Served in Army; enlisted in Ag 
 II, 1862, Co. B, 86th 111. Vol. Inf., mustered 
 out Jl 24, 1865. Clerk, Circuit Court, Mar- 
 shall Co., 111., 1868-73; St. Sen.. 3jd Dist., 
 1888-92; Pres., First Nat. Bank, Mattoon, 111. 
 Mem. City Council, Mattoon, 111., ten yrs.; 
 Co. Bd., 1885-1902, chm., 1901; Bd. of Educ, 
 Mattoon, Pres., 1897-1904; Lib. Bd., Pres., 
 1896-1906; Mayor, 1907. Married Ella M. 
 Granger, D 12, 1888, Mattoon, 111. Children: 
 Marion, b. O 28, 1889; Louis Harry, b. Ag 
 6, 1895. Address, Mattoon, III. 
 
 ♦WILLIAM LINDSAY 
 Trustee, 1873; Business man; b. My 23, 
 1821, Martinsville, 111.; s. Vincent and 
 Martha (Warren) Lindsay. Admitted to the 
 bar in the early fifties; did not follow the prac- 
 tice of law to any extent, but used it as an aid 
 in bus. career; elected mem. lower house of 
 the Legislature, 1876. Married Rebecca Jane 
 McCrory, 1844 (died 1908). Children: James 
 M.; Laura B. Died 1884. 
 
 FRANK ORREN LOWDEN 
 Trustee, e.v officio, 1917 — ; Governor; b. Ja 
 26, 1861, Svmrise, Minn.; s. Lorenzo Lowden. 
 Prepared in Harden Co., la. la. St. Univ.; 
 Union Coll. of Law (now N. W.). Lowden, 
 Estabrook & Davis, lawyers, 1898; Delegate 
 to Rep. Nat. Convention, 1900; Rep. Nat. 
 Committeeman for 111., Mem. of ex. body of 
 Nat. Com., 1904-12; Mem., Congress from 13th 
 dist., 1906-11 (voluntarily retired); Farmer 
 Sinnissippi Farm, Oregon, 111., 1900 — ; Gov 
 ernor of 111., 1917 — . Lt. Col., ist Regt., Ill 
 Nat. Guard., Pres., Alumni Assn.; Trustee, N 
 W. Univ.; do., Univ. of Chicago; do., Knox 
 Coll. Married Florence Pullman, Ap 29, 1896 
 Children: Florence; Pullman; Harriet; Frances 
 Address, Springfield, 111. 
 
 *A. B. McCONNELL 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1867-8. Pres., St. Bd. 
 Agr., 1865-8. Died, D 26, 1906, Springfield, 
 111. 
 
 FRANCIS MARION McKAY 
 Trustee, 1885-1901. (See No. 277.) 
 
 WILLIAM B. McKINLEY 
 Trustee, 1903-5; Pres. 111. Traction Co., 'and 
 Congressman; b. S 5, 1856, Petersburg, 111. 
 Prepared in Champaign H. S. ; Attended Univ. 
 of 111., two yrs. Clerk in store and bank, 1874- 
 77; mgr. and partner, banking and mortgage 
 loan bus. of J. B. & W. B. McKinley, 1877—; 
 building and operating pub. utilities, 1885 — ; 
 Organized and Ijecame Pres., 111. Traction Co.; 
 West. Rys. & Light System. Mem., 59th to 
 62nd Congresses, 1905-13, 64th and 6sth Con- 
 gresses, 19 1 5-19, 19th 111. Dist. Mem., Red 
 Men; I. 0. O. F. ; A. F. A. M. ; K. of P.; B. 
 P. O. E. ; Union League, Hamilton and Press 
 Clubs, Chicago; Chevy Chase, Cosmos and 
 Press Clubs, Washington, D. C. Married Kate 
 W. Frisbee. F 1881, Chicago. Address, 812 
 W. University Ave., Champaign. 
 
 •ALEXANDER McLEAN 
 Trustee, 1876-1901; Real Est. Agt.; b. S 
 24, 1833, Glasgow, Scot. Prepared in Pub. 
 Schs., Scot. In Militia, 1856-58; Commissioned 
 
 2nd Lt. by Gov. Matteson and Deputy Provost 
 Marshal, 1863-4. Mem. City Council of Ma- 
 comb, 1858-9; Mayor, 1873-6; elected four 
 times; was elector in 1876 and selected as 
 messenger to carry vote to Washington on 
 Hayes campaign; Deputy Circuit Clerk, Mc- 
 Donough Co., eight yrs. Wrote Hist. Mc- 
 Donough Co. Appointed a mem. of Bd. of 
 Trustees, Univ. of 111., by Gov. Oglesby and 
 elected three times, six yr. terms, the longest 
 continuous membership on bd.; Moderator of 
 Salem, twenty-five yrs. Mem., Baptist 
 Assn., of 111.; Macomb Club, twenty-seven 
 yrs.; Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W. of 111., Treas.; 
 Grand Sec. I. O. M. A., twenty-four yrs.; Su; 
 preme Council, Masonic order, 33rd degree; 
 I. O. O. F., fifty-one yrs.; filled all offices in 
 subordinate lodge, K. O. lodge, twenty-five 
 yrs.; K. T., forty yrs.; other beneficiary and 
 assessment orders. Married Martha J. Ran- 
 dolph, D 31, 1856, near Macomb, 111. Chil- 
 dren: William R., b. Mr, 1858; John B., b. 
 D 21, 1859; Benj. F., b. Mr 29, 1862 ;Alex., 
 Jr., b Mr 27, 1864; Fred R., first, b. 1866; 
 Fred R., second, b. Mr 6, 1869; Edgar R., b. 
 My 14, 1873; William R., second, b. Ja 21, 
 1878; I. R., b. Mr 3, 1873; Walter R., b. N 
 16, 1881. Died O II, 1907. 
 
 LUKE B. McMURRAY 
 Trustee, 1867-73. Effingham, 111.$ 
 
 GEORGE H. MADDEN 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1907-8; Banker; b. Mr 
 7, 1854, Mendota, 111.; s. John C. (b. Ire.) and 
 Mary (Sullivan) Madden (b. do.). Prepared 
 in Blackstone Sch., Mendota; Attended Notre 
 Dame Univ., Ind., 1871-2. Mem., 111. St. Bd. 
 of Agr., Pres., 1907-8. Married Cora Strother, 
 S 4, 1879, Mendota, 111. Children: Cora Es- 
 telle, b. Je 19, 1880; Geo. Strother, b. S 2, 
 1881 (died O 20, 1911); Ralph C, b. Ja 21, 
 1885; Aimee Lucile, b. Ag 18, 1887. Address, 
 Mendota, 111. 
 
 ♦ISAAC SANDERS MAHAN 
 Trustee, 1867-75; Minister; b. O 4, 1828, 
 Sardinia, O. Prepared in Lexington H. S. 
 A. M., Knox Coll. Married Jane H. Sher- 
 man, O 10, 1853, Peoria. Children: Henry 
 W., b. D 3, 1854; Jennie C, b. Ja 6, 1859. 
 Died O 31, 1893, (Thicago. 
 
 *JOHN L. MANSFIELD 
 Trustee, 1873; Farmer; b. 1803, Brunswick, 
 Ger. Attended Univs. (jottingen and Heidel- 
 berg. Was educated as an Astronomer, and 
 was ofi'ered charge of obs. Jena; Was examined 
 in math, by the celebrated Gauss, and awarded 
 highest honors; was versed in lang., lit., and 
 arch. He left Ger. in 1823, remained one yr. 
 in Eng. before coming to Am. ; obtained posi- 
 tion in the Wash. Inst.; Chair of Math., Univ. 
 of Pa. for many yrs. Moved to his farm near 
 Mansfield, 111., 1870, and lived there until his 
 death. Enlisted in the Civil War as pvt. ; was 
 promoted to Gen., Brig.-Gen., and Brevt. Maj.- 
 Gen. Married Josephine Turner, 1841. Chil- 
 dren: Fielding, Margaret, Oscar, Maria, 
 Charley. Died S 20, 1876, Mansfield, 111. 
 
 *ROSWELL B. MASON 
 Trustee, 1873-83; b. S 19, 1805, New Hart- 
 ford, N. Y. Prepared in Dist. Sch.; New 
 Hartford Acad. ; studied engng. in a select 
 sch., Utica, N. Y., two yrs. Appointed Supt., 
 Morris Canal ; located and constructed Housa- 
 tonic R. R., and was Engr. and Supt., 1836- 
 48; built I. C. R. R., 1851-6; built bridge over 
 Miss River, between Dubuque and Dunlieth, 
 1867-8; built New York and New Haven R. 
 R., and was Supt.; built I. C. R. R. from Du- 
 buque to Sioux City, 1857-9; was connected 
 with the Chicago & Alton JR. R., and was Land 
 Commissioner for I. C. R. R. Appointed by 
 
978 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 III. Legislature mem. of Bd. of Pub. Wks., 
 Chicago to take charge of lowering summit of 
 111. and Mich. Canal, 1865-9; Mayor, Chicago, 
 1869-71. Auth. : Reports and articles on pub. 
 works, last one on drainage canal. Mem., Bd. 
 of Engrs., Chicago (at one time pres.) ; Presby. 
 Church (Elder) ; one of the original incorpora- 
 tors of the Presby. Theol. Sem., organized F 
 16, 1857, and a dir. and trustee. Married Har- 
 riet Lavinia Hopkins, S 6, 1831, Parsippany, 
 N. J. Children: Sarah Caroline (Mrs. Henry 
 G. Miller), b. 1833; George Arnold, b. 1835 
 (died 1855) ; Alice Lindsey (Mrs. J. H. Trow- 
 bridge), h. 1837; Edward Gay, b. 1839 (died D 
 18, 1898); Roswell Henry, b. 1841; Harriet 
 •Hopkins (Mrs. W. F. G. Anderson), b. 1845; 
 Henry Burrall, b. 1848; Alfred Bishop, b. 185 1. 
 Died Ja i, 1892, Chicago. 
 
 ARTHUR MEEKER 
 Trustee, 1908-15; Packer; b. Ap 11, 1866, 
 Chicago; s. A. B. (b. Utica, N. Y.) and Marie 
 Louise (Griggs) Meeker (b. New Lebanon, N. 
 Y.) Prepared in Harvard H. S., Delta Psi 
 B. S., Sheffield Scientific Sch., 1886. Ph. B., 
 Yale. V. P., Armour & Co., packers, Chicago; 
 Dir., Chicago Junction Ry. Co.; do., Central 
 Mfg. Dist. Bank; do., Peoples Stock Yards St. 
 Bank. Mem., Metropolitan Club, Washing- 
 ton; The Links, Racquet and Tennis, Brook, 
 University Clubs, New York; Saddle and Cycle 
 Club, Onwentsia Married Grace Murray, 1892, 
 Paris. Address, 3030 Lake Shore Drive, Chi- 
 cago; bus. add.. Union Stock Yards, Chicago. 
 
 *SYLVESTER M. MILLARD 
 Trustee, 1879-91; Lawyer; b. Ag 24, 1839, 
 Shiawasse Co., Mich. Prepared in boarding 
 Sch., Lansing, Mich. Grad. from Agr. Coll. 
 Lansing, 1864. Instr., Olivet Coll., 1864-5; 
 studied law, office of Butler & Cottrell. 
 Milwaukee, 1865; admitted to bar, 1867; prac- 
 ticed law, Chicago, 1868; had as jr. partners 
 at various times, Judge Blanchard, Judge Fred 
 
 A. Smith, I. K. Boyesen, Charles P. Abbey, 
 and William B. Hale. Took active part in 
 Lake Co., politics for a niimber of yrs. ; alder- 
 man in Highland Park. Mem., Union League 
 Club; Bar Assn.; and served for a time on 
 Bd. of Law Inst. Married Amelia C. Col- 
 lins, 1870. Children: Fred C; Everett L. ; 
 Mrs. Hugo G. Fischer. Died D i, 1905, Lake 
 Geneva, Wis. 
 
 ALLEN FRANCIS MOORE 
 Trustee, 1909-15; Mfr. and Banker; b. S 
 30, 1869, St. Charles, 111.; s. Henry V. (b. 
 D I, 1837, Fairview, 111.) and Alzina W. (Free- 
 man) Moore (b. Ap 5, 1840, St. Charles, 111.). 
 Prepared in Monticello H. S. Phi Delta Theta. 
 
 B. S., Lombard Coll., 1889. Mayor, Monti- 
 cello, HI., 1900-2. Mem., LTnion League Club, 
 Chicago; Trustee, Lombard Coll., Galesburg, 
 111. Married Madora Bradford, Mr 20, 1895, 
 Quincy, HI. Children: Capt. Bradford V., b. 
 My 27, 1896; Mary A., b. O 9, 1898, (died 
 N 26, 1899) ; Allen F., b. S 22, 1905. Address, 
 Monticello, 111. 
 
 *RICHARD PRICE MORGAN 
 Trustee, 189 1-7. (See No. H30.) 
 
 •NAPOLEON B. MORRISON 
 Trustee, 1893-9; Coal Operator; b. F 12, 
 1824, Waterford, Vt.; s. Moses F. (b. N 26, 
 1788, Corinth, Vt.) and Zilpha (Smith) Mor- 
 rison (b. Ap 12, 1793, Bath, N. H.). Prepared 
 in Newburg Acad. Studied Civ. Engng. and 
 practiced twenty yrs. in N. H., Vt., N. Y., O., 
 and 111. Engaged in Const. White Mountain 
 R. R. ; N. Y. Central; Baltimore and O. South- 
 western; present in Chicago at letting of con- 
 tracts for I. C. R. R., 1852. Came to 111., 
 1862. Engaged in Mercantile bus., 1862-85; 
 
 Pres., Odin Coal Co., from orgn., 1885, till 
 death. Interested in agr. and stock raising. 
 Agr. Exp. Sta., Odin located through his ef- 
 forts. Mem., 28th Gen. Assembly which re- 
 vised the laws in accordance with the new 
 constitution of 1870. Married Margaret La- 
 vinia Smart, O 11, 1854, Greenfield, O. (died 
 O 9. 1882). Children: Sadie Helen, b. Ja 
 7, 1861 (died D ii, 1863); Jennie Bell, b. Ap 
 II, 1863; Jessie Smart, b. S 3, 1865 (died Ap 
 29, 1873); Helen Beecher, b. O 30, 1867; 
 Charles Hugh, b. F i, 1871- Lavinia Zilpha, 
 b. Mr 10, 1873 (died Ag 4, 1883.) Mem., 
 Baptist Church; A. F. A. M.; 111. Coal Opera- 
 tors Assn. Died N 10, 191 1, Odin, III. 
 
 AUGUSTUS F. NIGHTINGALE 
 
 Trustee, 1899-1905; Educator; b. N 11. 1843, 
 Quincy, Mass.; s. Thomas J. (b. F 26, 1801, 
 do.) and Alice (Brackett) Nightingale (b. 1802, 
 do.). Prepared in Quincy Pub. Sch., and Pvt. 
 Conf. Sem., Newbury, Vt. Psi Upsilon; Phi 
 Beta Kappa. A. B., Wesleyan Univ., Middle- 
 town, Conn., 1866; A. M., do., 1869; Ph. D., 
 Upper la. Univ., 1891; LL. D., Simpson Coll., 
 1901. Occupied chair of Ancient Langs., Upper 
 la. Univ., 1866-8; Acting Pres., N. W. Female 
 Coll.; 1868-71; Chair of Ancient Langs., Simp- 
 son Coll., 1871-2; Supt., Pub. Schs., Omaha, 
 1872-4; Prin., Lake View H. S., Chicago, 1874- 
 90; Asst. Supt., Chicago Pub. Schs., in charge 
 of Elementary Schs., 1890-2; Asst. Supt. in 
 charge of the H. Schs. of Chicago, 1892-1901; 
 Supt. Schs., Cook Co., HI., 1902-10; retired, 
 1912 — . Auth.: Requirements for Admission 
 to Am. Colls., D. Appleton & Co., 1879. Ed.: 
 Twentieth Century Text-Books for Secondary 
 Schs., do., 1899-1906; eighty-five in all; also a 
 large nmnber of pamphlets and reports. Mem., 
 Neb. Teachers' Assn. (Pres., 1872-3); Neb. St. 
 Sabbath Sch. Assn. (Pres., 1873-4); HI- St. 
 Teachers Assn. (Pres., 1886-7); Secondary 
 Dept., Nat. Educ. Assn. Pres., 1888-9) ; North 
 Central Assn. of Secondary Schs. and Coll. 
 (Pres., 1899); Com. of the North Central 
 Assoc, of Secondary Schs. and Coll. on Ac- 
 credited Schs.; H. Sch. Teachers Assn. of 
 Chicago (Pres., 1892-1901); N. W. Alumini 
 Assn. of Wesleyan Univ. (Pres., 1891-9; N. 
 W. Alumni Assn. of the Psi Upsilon (Pres., 
 1890); Mass. Soc. in Chicago (Pres., 1895); 
 Educ. Comn. of 111., 1907-11; 111. St. Teachers' 
 Reading Circle, 1902-10; Epworth M. E. 
 Church (Trustee, 1890); Bd. of Trustees, 
 Univ. of III. (Pres., 1902). Married Fanny 
 O. Chase, Ag 24, 1866, Brookline, N. H. 
 Children: Florence, b. My 22, 1868; Carl 
 Fred, b. S 26, 1869 (died S 26, 1870); Harry, 
 b. O II, 1871; Jessie Irma, b. F 27, 1873; 
 Winifred, b. 20, 1874; Pearl Romeyn, b. 
 D 12, 1875. Address, 916 Sheridan Road, 
 Evanston, 111. 
 
 •RICHARD J. OGLESBY 
 
 Trustee, e.v officio, 1867-8, 87-91; Gover- 
 nor; b. JI 25, 1824. Prepared in Decatur, 111. 
 Farmer and carpenter. 111. and Ky., in early 
 yrs. ; studied law with Silas W. Robbins, 
 Springfield, 1844; lawyer, Moultrie Co., until 
 the outbreak of Mex. War. Volunteered 1845; 
 elected ist Lt., Co. C, 14th 111.; Col. Eighth 
 Regt., Springfield, 1861; was wounded at Bat- 
 tle of Corinth, 0., 1862; recovered and was 
 promoted to Maj.-Gen. of Volunteers by Pres. 
 Lincoln. Went to Calif, for purpose of gold 
 min., 1840. Elected Gov. of III., 1864; re- 
 elected 1872; elected to U. S. Senate, served 
 until Mr 4, 1879; retired to pvt. life, but in 
 1884 was nominated for Gov. for third time 
 and entered third term, Ja. 1885; after close of 
 term, Ja 1889, retired to farm near Elkhart, 
 111. ; received Rep. nomination, U. S. Senator, 
 1890. Pres., Nat. Lincoln Monument Assoc, 
 organized My 11, 1865; delivered address dedi- 
 cation of Monument, O 15, 1874. Married 
 
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 Trustees 
 
 979 
 
 Anna E. White, 1859, Decatur (died My, 
 1868); Mrs. Keyes, 1873, Elkhart. Children: 
 Robert; Olive (Mrs. Snyder); Emma Louise; 
 Richard John; Jasper. Died Ap .24, 1899. 
 
 ♦ROBERT NEWTON PADEN 
 Trustee, 1881-7; b. 1830, Todd Co., Ky. 
 Prepared in Lutheran Coll., Hillsboro, 111. En- 
 gaged in lumber bus., Hillsboro, 1856; Mayor, 
 Litchfield, 1865; built the City Hall and con- 
 tracted for the first pub. sch. house; held va- 
 rious offices of trust in city, tp., and co. Mem., 
 Presby. Church (Elder and S. S. Supt. for 
 many years). Married Illinois Blackwell, 1855, 
 Vandalia, 111. (died My 16, 1881.); Anna 
 Grinsted, My 8, 1883, Litchfield, 111. Child, 
 Joseph T. Eccles, b. Je 13, 1857 (died O 5, 
 1857.) Died Je 18, 1895, Litchfield. 
 
 •JOHN McAULEY PALMER 
 
 Trustee, 1869-73; Governor; b. S 13, 1817, 
 Eagle Creek, Ky. ; s. Louis D. and Ann (Tutt) 
 Palmer. Prepared in pub. Schs. Attended 
 Shurtleff Coll., Upper Alton, for one yr., 1833; 
 studied law and entered law office of John L. 
 Greathouse, Carlinville, 1839; received licensp 
 to practice, 1841; elected Probate Justice, 1843; 
 Mem., constitutional convention, 1847; Co. 
 Judge, 1849-51; mem., St. Senate, 1852-8; pre- 
 sided over Rep. St. convention, 1856; St. del. 
 to peace conf., 1861 ; entered Civ. War as Col. 
 of 14th 111. Vol. Inf.; Gov. of 111., 1869-73; 
 supported nat. ticket (the Greeley ticket), 1872; 
 nominee of the legislative caucus for U. S. 
 Senator, 1877; and again in 1883, but was de- 
 feated; again nominated, 1889, and secured 
 election by one vote, Mr 4, 1891; Dem. candi- 
 date for Gov. of 111., 1888; but was defeated 
 by Joseph Fifer. "Sound Money" Dem. nomi- 
 nee for Pres., 1896. Married in 1842. Died 
 S 25, 1900. 
 
 *J. IRVING PEARCE 
 Trustee, 1897-9; Hotel Prop, and Banker; b. 
 Jl 27, 1827, Rushville, N. Y.; s. Samuel (b. 
 Jl 27, 1792, Middlesex, N. Y.) and Eliza 
 (Larned) Pearce (b. Mr 26, 1909). Prepared 
 in Yates Co. (N. Y.) Schs. Came from N. 
 Y., St. in i'8s2, to Chicago and took charge 
 of the Matteson House, and was a hotel prop, 
 or owner almost continuously from then to the 
 time of his death, sixty yrs. ; Pres., Third Nat. 
 Bank, Chicago, 1863-77, and was widely known 
 to 111. country bankers; was a very large 
 holder of Chicago real est. Mem., 111. St. Bd. 
 of Agr., Pres. or V. P., 1884-1902; Inter. St. 
 Indus. Exposition of Chicago, Treas. 1873- 
 1890; South Park Com. of Chicago Treas. for 
 two yrs. Married Margaret E. Wilkins, Ja 
 28, 1849, Clifton Springs, N. Y. (died O 14, 
 1901). Children: Grace E., b. N 28, 1852; 
 Myron, b. S 22, 1856; J. Irving, Jr., b. F 5, 
 i860. Died Jl 4, 1902, Chicago. 
 
 ♦JOHN THOMAS PEARMAN 
 Trustee 1881-7; Physician; b. O 29, 1829, 
 Elizabethtown, Ky. Prepared in common schs., 
 Ky. M. D., Rush Med. Coll., 1858. Dist. 
 Surg., I. C. R. R. ; served in Union Army as 
 Surg, during Civ. War. Eighteen yrs. trustee 
 Champaign City Schs. Mem., R. R. Surg. 
 Assn., of Am.; Co., St., and Nat. Med. Soc; 
 Presby. Church. Married in 1855; Mae Fields 
 Columbia, 1883 (died Je 16, 191 1.) Child, 
 Arthur Columbia, b. N 25, 1884. Died My 26, 
 1896, Champaign. 
 
 •JOHN MILLS PEARSON 
 
 Trustee, 1868-73; Farmer; b. O 7, 1832, New- 
 buryport, Mass.; s. John P. Pearson. Prepared 
 in Newburyport, Mass. R. R. and Warehouse 
 Comn., 1873-77; mem., House of Rep., 1878- 
 84; St. Live Stock Comn.,, 1886-92. Mem., 
 A. F. A. M.; Congr. Church. Married Cath- 
 
 erine Godfrey, N 15, 1855, Godfrey, 111. Chil- 
 dren: Arthur, b. 1856; John Longfellow, b. 
 1858; Eleanora; b. i860; three dead. Died Je 
 4, 1910, Godfrey, 111. 
 
 •JOSIAH LITTLE PICKARD 
 Trustee, 1870-3; b. Mr 17, 1824, Rowley, 
 Mass.; s. Sanuel (b. Mr 9, 1793, do.) and 
 Sarah (Coffin) Pickard (b. O 13, 1798, New- 
 bury, Mass.). Prepared in Lewiston Falls 
 Acad. Phi Beta Kappa. A. B., Bowdoin Coll., 
 1844; A. M., do., 1847; LL. D. (hon.) Beloit 
 Coll. and Univ. of Chicago, 1870. Prin., 
 Platteville, Acad., Wis., 1846-59; St. Supt. Pub. 
 Instr., Wis., 1860-4; Supt., Schs., Chicago, 
 1864-77: Pres., St. Univ. of la., 1878-87; Lec- 
 turer, 1887-9. Auth. : School Supervision, D. 
 Appleton, 1890; also many articles in educ. 
 mags. Mem., Nat. Educ. Assn. Pres. 1870; 
 St. Hist. Soc. of la., Pres. 1881-1900; Chicago 
 Lit. Club. Married Cornelia Van Cleve Wood- 
 hull, Ag 24, 1847, Newark, N. J. (died Je 27, 
 1900.) Children: Frederick William, b. S 
 21, 1851; Fanny Matilda, b. S 21, 1851; Alice 
 Electa, b. D 25, 1869 (died F 11, 1872). Died 
 Mr 27, 1914. 
 
 •JAMES HENRY PICKRELL 
 Trustee, 1867-9; Stock Judge; b. Mr 20, 
 1834, Mechanicsburg, 111. Prepared in Me- 
 chanicsburg village sch.; Attended Eureka 
 Coll. Edited Am. Short Horn Herd Book for 
 sixteen yrs. Auth. : Articles in the Breeders' 
 Gazette; many addresses before the different 
 live stock conventions in U. S. Mem., Macon 
 Co. Agr. Soc, Pres., 1858-66; Am. Short 
 Horn Breeders' Assn., Pres., 1S78-84; Sec, 
 1884-1901; Christian Church (Elder); Judge, 
 Short Horn Cattle at World's Exposition, 
 1893; Judge, St. fairs throughout \] . S. Mar- 
 ried Margaret T. Bedford, S 20, i860, Paris, 
 Ky. Children: Nannie B., b. Jl 7. 1861; 
 Amanda W., b. D 28, 1862; Anna Laura, b. 
 Je 13, 1865; Helen, b. O 22, 1868; Harvey, 
 b. O II, 1870; William Benjamin, b. Ap i, 
 1873, Jesse Terrard, b. Ja 31, 1875; Margaret 
 Russell, b. Ap i, 1878; Henry A., b. S i, 
 1880; Walter Scott, b. Ap 5, 1882; Hathaway, 
 b. Jl 7, 1883. Died F 12, 1901, Springfield, 
 111. 
 
 •PHILIP H. POSTEL, SR. 
 Trustee, 1883-5; Merchant, Miller, and Bank- 
 er; b. Jl II, 1818, Hassloch, Rhein Pfalz, Ger. 
 Prepared in Folk's Schula in Ger. Mem., 
 Legislature, 1881-82. Married Mary A. Eisen- 
 mayer, 1841, Mascoutah, 111. Children: Cath- 
 erine E., b. 1841; Mary E., b. 1846; Philip 
 H., Jr., b. 1850; George, b. 1852; Anna M., 
 b. 1857; Louisa, b. 1859; Julius ('83), b. 1862. 
 Died Jl 25, 1907. 
 
 •ALFRED STEPHEN PROCTOR 
 Trustee, 1873; Farmer; b. My 16, 1820. O. 
 Prepared in Burlington (O.) H. S. Merchant 
 until i8s6. Enlisted, the 86th 111., Co. C, as 
 Sergt.; Lt. and Capt., Co. A, 57th N. Y., Inf. 
 Mem., M. E. Church. Married V. Peckland, 
 1842, O. (died, 1850); Elizabeth Gillet, My 
 16, 1856. Children: Newell, b, S 15, i8s8; 
 Vesta, b. N 29, i860; Alfred ('90), b. D 13, 
 1868. Died D 10, 1896. 
 
 •BURDEN PULLEN 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Banker, Fruit Grower and 
 Mfr. ; b. Je 8, 1833, Hightstown, N. J. Pre- 
 pared in common schs.; Franklin Coll.. John- 
 son Co., Ind. Was a mem. of Merchants' St. 
 Bank, Centralia. 111.; resigned office of Pres. 
 and Dir. on account of ill health. Helped to 
 plan and plant the old LTniv. Arboretum; was 
 one of the comn. to take charge of the hort. 
 exhibit. World's Fair, 1803. Mem.. St. Bd. 
 of Agr. for more than twenty yrs. Married 
 Lucille O. Gex, D 1857, Ghent, Ky.; A. E. 
 
gSo 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Russell, S 13, 1893, Centralia, 111. Children: 
 five girls and four boys, including Rome B. 
 ('92); two dead. Died Jl 29, 1913, Centralia, 
 
 *THOMAS QUICK 
 
 Trustee, 1867-6S; Lawyer; b. O 13, 1823, 
 Belleville, 111.; s. Aaron and Lacy (Preston) 
 Quick. Prepared in pub. sch. ; attended Mc- 
 Kendree Coll., Lebanon, 111. Admitted to the 
 bar, 1S46; Lawyer, Waterloo, 111., 1846-56; 
 do., Belleville, 111., 1S56-60; removed to Irv- 
 ington. 111., in ]8i)0, where he assisted in in- 
 corporating 111. Agr. Coll., of which he became 
 a dir., 1863; for several yrs. devoted his atten- 
 tion to farming and other pvt. interests, remov- 
 ing to Richview, 111., 1872; Lawyer, St. Louis, 
 1873-76; do., Belleville, 1876 until death. Was 
 rep. from Monroe Co. in St. Legislature, 185 1- 
 52; St. Bank Comn. under adm. of Gov. Bis- 
 sell, dates, and Oglesby. Married Eveline S. 
 Thrift, O I, 1845. Children: Orlando 
 Thomas; Albina Eveline, b. F, 1850; Eugenia; 
 Judson Thrift, b. Jl 22, 1854; Edwin Alphonse, 
 b. My 20, 1857; Benton, b. Je 20, 1800. De- 
 ceased. 
 
 *HENRY RAAB 
 
 Trustee, e.v officio, 1891-95; Educator; b. Je 
 20, 1837, Wetzlar, Rhenish, Prussia; s. Philip 
 and Justine (Kaiser) Raab. Prepared in pub. 
 sch.; Royal tiyninasium of Wetzlar. LL. D., 
 Univ. of Wis., 1892. Came to the U. S., 1853, 
 and worked as a currier in Cincinnati, 1853- 
 54; in St. Louis, 1854-56; in Belleville, 111., 
 1856, meanwhile studying Eng. Lang.; teacher, 
 Belleville pub. sch., 1873-82, 1887-90; St. 
 Supt., Pub. Instruction, 1883-87, 1891-95. 
 Auth. : Contributions to sch. jours., and an- 
 nual reports of the Belleville schs. and the 
 dept. of Pub. Instruction. Married Mathilde 
 von Lenherke of Ankuni, Gcr. Died Mr 13, 
 1901, Belleville, 111. 
 
 *ISAAC STUART RAYMOND 
 Trustee, 1893-90. (See No. 9.) 
 
 ♦JOHN PARKER REYNOLDS 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1873-5; b. Mr 1, 1820, 
 Lebanon, O. ; s. John P. and Laura Patience 
 (Wilson) Reynolds. Prepared in pvt. sch. 
 A. B., Miami Univ., 1838; A. M., do.; LL. B., 
 Cincinnati Coll. of Law, 1840. Admitted to 
 bar, 1841; Lawyer, Hamilton, O., 1841-9; 
 stock farming. 111., 1849-60; Ed., Nat. Live 
 Stock Jour., 1809-72. Mem., 111. St. Agr. 
 Soc, Sec, 1860-71; St. Bd. of Agr., Pres, 
 1873-4; 111. St. Hort. Soc, Pres.. 1867; Inter- 
 St. Indus. Exposition, Chicago, Sec, 1873-91; 
 111. St. San. Comn., Pres., 1862-5; 111. World's 
 Columbian Fair Comn., 1891-3, Dir. in Chief; 
 111. Comn. to Paris Exposition, 1867; 111. 
 Comn. to Centennial E.xposition, Philadelphia, 
 1879; Chief St. Insp. of Grain, 111.. 1877-81. 
 Retired, 1893. Married Eliza Anne Bebb, N 
 3, 1842, Hamilton, C). Children: Sallie; 
 Mary; Eliza (died Je, 1899). Died, Mr 27, 
 1912, Chicago. 
 
 *DAVID DICKEY SABIN 
 Trustee, 1876-9; Merchant and Banker; b. 
 D 13, 1830, Spencer, N. Y. Pres., Second 
 Nat. Bank, Belvidere, fourteen yrs.; mem., 
 la. Legislature, 1860-2; Deputy U. S. Mar- 
 shal, No. Dist. of 111. Mem., Presby. Church. 
 Married Frances INI. Avery, ^Ir 26, 1857, Bel- 
 videre, 111. (died O, 1894); Harriet Foote, 
 Ap, 1907. Children: Eugene F. ; Sidney A. 
 (died, 1909); Helen L.; Mary A. Died, D 
 13, 1909, Belvidere, 111. 
 
 *JAMES ROBINSON SCOTT 
 Trustee, 1871-3; Real Est. Bus.; b. Mr 3, 
 1832, Shelby Co., Ky. ; s. Archibald R. (b. 
 1809) and Ann Venable (Robinson) Scott. 
 Prepared in Shelbyville, Kv. Grad., Center 
 Coll., Danville, Ky., 1853.' Beta Theta Pi. 
 
 Teacher, 1853-4; stud., Theol. Sem., Prince- 
 ton, N. J., 1855; located on land three and 
 one-half miles N. of Champaign, 1857; moved 
 to Champaign, 1870; Mayor, do., 1897-8; 
 served on Co. Bd. of Supvrs. ; has credit of 
 laying the first farm drainage tile in Cham- 
 paign Co., and of bringing into the country 
 the first self binder using wires for binding 
 grain. Mem., St. Bd. of Agr., Pres., 1879- 
 83; Bd. of Trustees of St. Reformatory, Pon- 
 tiac; Champaign City Council, ten yrs.; First 
 Presby. Church. INlarried Lizzie King, i860 
 (died, S 8, 1875); Low Emma King, D 15, 
 1881. Children: Anna A.; John A.; Archi 
 bald R.; Stewart R.; Walter W.; James R., 
 Jr.; Juliet. Died, N 23, 1910. 
 
 •JOHN W. SCROGGS 
 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Physician and Newspaper 
 man; b. Mr 12, 1817, liarrison Co., O. Pre- 
 pared in a sem., Martinsburg, O. Began the 
 study of med. with Dr. Sabin, Knox Co., 
 1837; later attended lectures in O. Med. Coll., 
 Cincinnati; Grad., Eclectic Med. Coll., Cincin- 
 nati, 1840; began practice in Wilmington, O., 
 1840; in Harveyburg, 1847-57; nioved to 
 Champaign, 1857; bought the Central Illinois 
 Gazette, 1858; elected to the Legislature, 
 1868; was very influential in securing the lo- 
 cation of the Univ. in Champaign County, and 
 in obtaining the first state appropriation in 
 support of it. Mem., M. E. Church. Married 
 Sarah A. Roach, Ag 18, 1841, Warren Co., O. 
 Children: George; Leonidas. Died Ja 3, 
 1874, Champaign. 
 
 GEORGE R. SHAWHAN 
 Trustee, 1887-93. (See No. 87.) 
 
 *JAMES PARK SLADE 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Teacher; b. F 9, 1837, 
 Westerlo, Albany Co., N. Y. Granted st. 
 cert, to teach in Illinois, 1864; Hon. degree 
 of A. M., Shurtleff Coll., 1872; Teacher, St. 
 Clair Co., 111., 1856; Prin. Grammar Sch., 
 Belleville, 111., 1857-61; Prin., H. S., Belle- 
 ville, 1801-67; Co. Supt., Schs., St. Clair Co., 
 •867-77; St. Supt., Pub. Instruction, 1879-83; 
 Pres., Elmira Coll., Greenville, 111., 1882-90; 
 Supt., pub. schs., E. St. Louis, 1890; Prin., 
 Irving Sch., E. St. Louis, 1890-1908. The 111. 
 St. Teachers' Assn. of 1908 expressed its ap- 
 preciation of his life and service, in a Memo- 
 rial address by John E. Miller, of E. St. 
 Louis, D 29, 1908. Married Ella Bowman, Jl 
 i3> 1876. Child, Leonard Tracy, b. N 3, 1878 
 (died Ap i, 1907). Died Ap 13, 1908, E. St. 
 Louis. 
 
 LEN SMALL 
 Trustee, 1915-16; St. Treas. ; b. Kankakee; 
 .s. Abram I. Small. Farmer and Banker; still 
 manages farm near Kankakee; 111. St. Senate, 
 1900-04; St. Treas., 111., 1905-07; Asst. U. S. 
 Treas. in charge of sub-treas. in Chicago, 
 1910-13; St. Treas., 111., 1917 — . Pres. for 
 eight yrs., Bd. of Trustees of Kankakee St. 
 Hosp., appointed by Gov. Tanner; Pres., 111. 
 St. Bd. of Agr.; Pres., First Trust and Sav- 
 ings Bank of Kankakee, 1916 — ; Pres., First 
 Nat. Bank of Kankakee; Sec, Kankakee 
 Inter-St. Fair; Pres., 111. St. Fair. 1915-16. 
 Mem., Kankakee and Springfield Rotary Clubs; 
 B. P. O. E. Married Ida McKire. Children: 
 Budd L.; Leslie C. ; Mrs. A. E. Inglesh. 
 Address, R 2, Kankakee, 111. 
 
 •ABRAHAM E. SMITH 
 Trustee, 1873; Am. Consul; b. Ap 6, 1848, 
 Royston, Camb., Eng.; s. Abraham (b. Eng.) 
 and Mary (Millard) Smith (b. do.). Printer, 
 Quincy and Chicago, until 185S; Ed., Sentinel, 
 Woodstock, 111., 1858-66; Alderman, do., 1859- 
 60; Post Master, do., 1861-5; Ed., Gazette, 
 Rockford, 111., 1868-93; Post ALaster, do., 
 1847-8; Comn. to Paris Exposition, 1889; Am. 
 Consul, Victoria, B. C, 1897-1915. Mem., 
 
Trustees 
 
 M. E. Church, Rockford, 111.; Presby. Church, 
 Victoria, B. C. Married Frances Rice Smith, 
 F 19, 1869, Beloit, Wis. Children: Abraham 
 Philip, b. 1870; Lillian Rice, b. 1875; Sidney 
 William, b. 1876; Harold Kenneth, b. 1888. 
 Died Ja 19, 1915, Columbia. 
 
 JULIA HOLMES SMITH 
 
 Trustee, 1896-97 (first woman trustee); 
 Physician; b. U 1838, Savannah, Ga. ; d. Wil- 
 lis (b. 1800, Spartanburg, S. C.) and Margaret 
 Manning (Turner) Holmes (b. 1821, Charles- 
 ton, S. C). Prepared at home by tutors. 
 Grad., Springier Inst., N. Y., 1857; studied 
 in Boston Univ. Sch. of Med., 1873-75; M. 
 D., Chicago Homeo. Coll., 1877; Ad Eundiitn 
 degree from Hahnemann Coll. Lecturer, 
 Gynecol., Chicago Homeo. Coll., 1878; Practice 
 of medicine, thirty-five yrs., now retired. Supt., 
 Dept. Northwest, New Orleans Cotton Expo- 
 sition, 1885; V. P., Homeo. Cong., Chicago Ex- 
 position, 1892-93; Bd. of Directors, Cong, of 
 Women, Columbian Exposition, Chicago. 
 Auth. : One hundred pages, Arnat's Cyclo- 
 pedia of Med., 1880; ten articles on Common 
 Sense in the Nursery, N. Y. Ledger; regular 
 contributor to the Chicago Times; Medicine as 
 a Profession for Women, Self Culture for 
 Young Folks, Vol. 5; articles in many med. 
 jours. Mem., Am. Inst, of Homeo.; 111. 
 Homeo. Med. Assn.; Chicago Homeo. Med. 
 Soc; Women's Med. Club; After Dinner Med. 
 Club; The Fortnightly Club; Gen. Federation 
 of Women's Clubs; Pioneer Workers of G. 
 F. W. C; 111. Equal Suffrage Assn.; Pol. 
 Equity League; Founder, Woman's Press 
 Assn., Ap 1885; Pres., 111. Woman's Demo- 
 cratic League, 1913. Married Waldo Abbott, 
 i860. New Orleans, (died 1864); Sabin Smith, 
 1872. Children: Margaret, b. i860; Willis 
 John, b. 1863; Helen Page, b. 1873. Address, 
 Wisconsin Hotel, Chicago. 
 
 *THOMAS J. SMITH 
 Trustee, 1897-1903; Lawyer; b. Jl 4, 1836, 
 Preston, Co., W. Va. ; s. Jacob (b. Ap 10, 
 18 10) and Cecelia (Shaw) Smith (b. Pres- 
 ton Co., W. Va.). Prepared in Union Dist. 
 Sch., Bellefontaine, O. Read law with Col. 
 W. J. Stevenson, Louisville, 111., and admit- 
 ted to the bar, 1858; Lawyer, Champaign, 
 1865-1917; Master in Chancery of Champaign 
 Co., 188 1-7; elected City Atty., Champaign, 
 1866-8. Enlisted as pvt., Co. F, 98th 111. Vols.; 
 mustered into service in Jl 1862; orderly, 
 Sergt., 2nd Lt., ist Lt., and Capt. of Co. F, 
 98th 111. Vols, and served to the close of the 
 Civ. War. In N, 1859, elected Co. Supt. of 
 Schs., Clay Co., on Rep. ticket for four yrs., 
 but resigned office at end of two yrs. to en- 
 list in army; Atty., Wabash R. R. Co. for 
 more than twenty yrs. ; travelled in Europe, 
 1885. (iave $200,000 for a building for the 
 School of Music at the University in memory 
 of his wife, known as the Tina Weedon Smith 
 Memorial. He laid the cornerstone in 191 7. 
 Mem., M. E. Church; G. A. R. ; B. P. O. E. ; 
 Country Club. Married Tina Weedon, Ja 25, 
 1864, Murfreesboro, Tenn. (died Ag 21, 1903.) 
 Died Ap 16, 1918, Battle Creek, Mich. 
 
 JAMES E. TAGGART 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1916-18; Pres., St. Bd. 
 of Agr. Address, Freeport, 111. 
 
 ♦JOHN R. TANNER 
 
 Trustee, ex officio, 189 7-1 901; Governor; 
 b. Ap 4, 1844, Warrick, Co., Ind. Removed 
 during boyhood to farm near Carbondale, 111. 
 In 1863 enlisted in 98th 111. Vols., serving 
 until Je, 1865, when transferred to 6ist, and 
 finally mustered out in following S. ; Estab- 
 lished himself as a farmer in Clay Co. on re- 
 turn from war, later engaging in milling and 
 lumber bus. as a partner with his brother; 
 
 Sheriff Clay Co., 1870-2; Clerk, Circuit Court, 
 1872-6; St. Senator, 1880-3; U. S. Marshal for 
 S. Dist. of 111., until 1885; Rep. noni. for St. 
 Treas., 1886; appointed by Gov. Fifer mem. of 
 the R. R. and Warehouse Comn., 1891; appoint- 
 ed Asst. U. S. Treas. at Chicago, i89_>-3; mem. 
 of Rep. St. Central Com., '1874-84, returning to 
 that body in 1894, when chosen Chm. ; in 1896 
 received the nomination of this party for CIov. 
 of 111., and was elected over John P. Altgeld. 
 Died My 23, 1901, Springfield, 111. 
 
 •CHARLES H. TOPPING 
 Trustee, 1867-8. Died Makanda, 111. 
 
 JOHN RICHARD TREVETT 
 Trustee, 1913-19; Banker; b. D 14, 1853, 
 Chicago; s. Oliver (b. N 1817, Albany, N. Y.) 
 and Mary Frances (Hayward) Trevett (b. Je 
 29, 1822, Eng.). Prepared in Champaign H. 
 S. ; Univ. of 111. Clerk, Mercantile Bus., one 
 yr.; Banker, forty-eight yrs.; V. P., Trevett- 
 Mattis Banking Co., Champaign; Champaign 
 City Treas.; Pres., Champaign Fire and Police 
 Comn.; Pres., Champaign City Park Bd. Capt., 
 Co. D, 9th Regt., 111. Nat. Guard, 1877-82. 
 Married Helen M. Lenington, My 20, 1875, 
 Champaign. Children: Ross L., b. Jl 27, 1876 
 (died Je 15, 1913); John Howard ('00) b. 
 Je 14, 1878; Helen Mary, b. My 20, 1880; 
 Bess Harriett, b. Je 21, 1884. Address, loi 
 N. Elm St., Champaign. 
 
 CAIRO ALWIN TRIMBLE 
 Trustee 1917 — . Lawyer, Princeton, 111.; 
 b. Mr 15, 1869, Princeton, 111.; s. Harvey M. 
 (b. Ja 27^ 1842, Clinton Co., O.) and Margaret 
 Sabin (Dakin) Trimble (b. Ja 2, 1844, do.). 
 Prepared in Princeton H. S. Admitted to bar 
 of 111., Je 1892; Lawyer, Princeton, 111. 
 Trustee, L'niv. of III., 1916 — . Pres. and Mem., 
 Bd. of Educ, Princeton H. S.; Delegate to 
 Nat. Rep. Convention, 1912; Pres., Supreme 
 Court Dist., 111. Bar Assn.; A. F. A. M.; Ham- 
 ilton Club of Chicago; III. Bar Assn.; Bur. 
 Valley Country Club; M. E. Church. Married 
 Alice M. McKey, O 9, 1894, Princeton, III. 
 (died O 8, 1916); Nancy Kyle, Ja 18, 1919, 
 Chicago. Children: Margaret Victoria, b. O 
 15, 1897; Cairo Dakin, b. Ap 27, 1905. Address, 
 Princeton, 111. 
 
 LAURA B. TWADELL-EVANS 
 Trustee, 1903 — ; b. O 6, i860, Weston, Mo.; 
 d. Urbane Neill (b. Urbana, O.) and Eliza- 
 beth (Malson) Twadell (b. Springfield, O.). 
 Prepared in H. S. and Sem., Waynesville, 111. 
 Nu Sigma Phi. Pres., Taylorville Pub. Lib. 
 Bd., ten yrs.; Presby. Ladies' Soc; Pres., 
 Woman's Relief Corps; O. E. S., Worthy 
 Matron; Noble Grand Rebecca Degree; Wom- 
 an's Club, Pres.; Chm., Educ. Com., St. Fed- 
 eration of Women's Clubs; Legislative Com. to 
 secure appropriation for Univ. of 111.; several 
 social clubs and ins. orders. Married Charles 
 Edward Evans, O 10, 1877. Children: Ken- 
 neth Neill, ('04) b. F 10, 1882; Bessie B., F 
 19, i88s. Address, 412 W. First St., Taylor- 
 ville, 111. 
 
 *JOHN M. VAN OSDEL 
 Trustee, 1867-73; Builder and Contr. ; b. Jl 
 31, 181 1, Baltimore. In 1883 began the pub- 
 lication of a work on practical house carpen- 
 try. "The Carpenter's Own Book"; designed 
 and erected residence of William B. Ogden 
 (first mayor of Chicago), 1837, besides many 
 of the finest buildings in Chicago; after the 
 Chicago fire, buildings covering a mile and a 
 half street frontage were supervised and 
 erected by him; after serving term as trustee, 
 was commissioned by the gov. to be his own 
 successor for another term, but on account of 
 the new law, reducing the number of trustees 
 
982 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 from twenty-eight to nine, his place was va- 
 cated. Married Caroline Gailor, 1832, Hud- 
 son, N. Y. (died); Martha McClellan; Kendall 
 Co., 111. Died D 21, 1891, Helena, Mont. 
 
 *MAJOR D. C. WAGNER 
 Trustee, 1870-3; Business Man; b. Mr 23, 
 1823, Antietam, Md. Was one of the famous 
 "Forty-niners" who took the overland route to 
 Calif.; in fall of 1853 he settled in Mt. Mor- 
 ris, 111. ; Was an ardent patriot, and at time of 
 Civ. War raised the first company of "three 
 months' men" in Ogle Co.; he was made ist 
 Lt., Capt.. Brev. Maj.; became Chief of Staff 
 to Gen. Kirik; resigned in 1864; Was a char- 
 ter mem., Chicago Live Stock Exchange, of 
 which he was called the "Father"; mem.. 
 Constitutional Convention of 1869-70; was a 
 Comn. Merchant, Union Stock Yds., Chicago, 
 for many yrs. Mem., Bethany Union Church; 
 Lincoln Post of G. A. R. Died O 29, 1908. 
 
 ROBERT RUSSELL WARD 
 Trustee, 1915-21. (See No. 1995.) 
 
 FLORENCE ELINOR WATSON 
 Trustee Univ. 1913-19, Teacher; b. F 
 888, lola. 111.; d. William David (b. S 
 
 16, 
 
 1856, Quitman, Ga.) and Alice (Patter) Wat- 
 son (b. Je 30, 1861, Kinmundy, 111.). Pre- 
 pared in Pub. Schs., lola and Flora, 111.; Hud- 
 delson Acad. Address, Tuscola, 111. 
 
 Trustee, 
 Calif. 
 
 PAUL R. WRIGHT 
 
 369-73. Died in Santa Barbara, 
 
 RICHARD YATES 
 Trustee, ex officio, 1901-05; Lawyer; b. D 
 12, 1S60, Jacksonville, 111.; s. Richard, Sr. (b. 
 Ja 18, 1815, Warsaw, Ky.) and Catharine 
 (Geers) Yates (b. S 21, 1822, Lexington, Ky.). 
 Prepared in Whipple Acad. A. B., 111. Coll., 
 1880; A. M., 1883; LL. B., Univ. of Mich., 
 1884; LL. D., 111. Coll., 1903. Sigma Pi Soc. 
 111. Nat; Guard, 1885-95. City Atty., Jackson- 
 ville, 1892; Co. Judge, Morgan Co., 1894-7; 
 U. S. Collector Internal Revenue, Springfield, 
 111., 1897-1900; Gov. of 111., 1901-5; resumed 
 practice of law, Springfield, 1905 ; appointed 
 Asst. Atty. Gen., Jl i, 1917 — . Lay del., Gen. 
 Conf. M. E. Church, 1900. Mem., 111. St. Pub. 
 Utilities Comn., 1914-16. Married Helen Wads- 
 worth, O 28, 1888, Jacksonville, 111. Children: 
 Catharine, b. 1891; Dorothy, b. 1895. Address, 
 1 190 Williams Blvd., Springfield, 111.; bus. add.. 
 Office of Atty. Gen., do. 
 
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 i 
 
DIRECTORY OF ILLINI CLUBS 
 
 Numerals in brackets [ 1 mean non-graduates 
 
 BRAZIL 
 The Illini Club of Brazil. 
 
 CALIFORNIA 
 Golden Gate Alumni Association. Vice-Pres., 
 
 Frank Bumstead, '06, Library, University of 
 
 California. Berkeley. 
 Southern California Alumni Association. 
 
 Frcs., James T. Barrett, '03, Riverside; Secy., 
 
 Emma E. Seibert, '91, i53S Northwestern 
 
 ave., Los Angeles. 
 
 COLORADO 
 Illinois Cluh of Colorado. Pres., Frank L. 
 Birney, '81, 309 Ideal block, Denver; Secy.- 
 Treas., Dr. T. J. Fenton, '06, Majestic bldg., 
 Denver. 
 
 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 
 Illinois Club of Washington. Secy., T. W. 
 
 Walton, '10, 1736 G St. 
 .Washington Illinae Club. Pres., Mrs. Anne 
 Swezey Armstrong, '03, 408 Fontanet court; 
 Secy., Jessie M. Kelly, ['18], 538 Irving st. 
 
 IDAHO 
 Illini Club of Idaho. Pres. and acting secy., 
 C. F. Pike, [99], U. S. assay office. 
 
 ILLINOIS 
 Aurora Illini Club. Pres., M. A. Kendall, 
 
 '07, 715 Garfield blvd. ; Secy. -Treas., W. B. 
 
 Greene, '08, care of Barber-Greene co. 
 Belleville, Illini Club of. Pres., L. N. Per- 
 
 rin, '07, Penn bldg.; Secy., C. R. Ogle, 617, 
 
 E. B St. 
 
 Centralia Illini Club. Pres., Charles Wham, 
 '12. 
 
 Champaign County Illini Club. Pres., W. E. 
 Ekblaw, '10, 713 W. Washington, Urbana; 
 Secy., Carl Stephens, '12, Administration 
 Bldg., Urbana. 
 
 Chicago, Alumnae Association of. Pres., Em- 
 ily Nichols Trees, '05, 9921 S Winchester 
 ave., Chicago. 
 
 Secy., Gladys Fishleigh Ale- 
 shire, ['16], Kenwood hotel, Chicago. 
 
 Chicago, Illini Club of. Pres., J. M. Cleary, 
 '06, Chicago Tribune; Secy., Harold J. Howe, 
 '14, 137 s. La Salle St. 
 
 Decatur Illini Club. Pres., W. J. Carey, '06, 
 718 w. Marietta st. 
 
 Dentistry, College of. Alumni Association. 
 Pres., Dr. C. M. Loescher. '04; Secy., Dr. 
 Louis Miller, '06, 3641 w. 12th st. 
 
 Freeport Illini Club. Pres., C. E. McCool, 
 ['09], 588 Lincoln ave.; Secy., L. E. Men- 
 senkamp, ['14], 51 Cottonwood st. 
 
 La Salle County Illini Club. Pres., D. G. 
 Cairns. '02, 633 Congress st., Ottawa; Secy., 
 J. R. Fornof. '10, 804 s. Park St., Streator. 
 
 Library School, Alumni Association of.. 
 Pres., Mrs. Bertha S. Baird. '11, Mason 
 City, la., public library; Secy. -Treas., Josie B. 
 Houchens. '05, U. of I. library, Urbana. 
 
 Medicine, College of. Alumni Association. 
 Pres., Dr. Frank Chauvet, '07, 619 s. Craw- 
 ford ave., Chicago; Secy., Dr. W. C. Ham- 
 mond. '11, 737 Sheridan road, Chicago. 
 
 Military Tract Illini Club. Pres., Earl V. 
 Bruington, '16, Cameron; Secy., Lawrence V. 
 Smith, F'li], Alexis. 
 
 Peoria, Illinois Club of. Pres., Chester O. 
 
 Fischer, '12, 604 Lehmann bldg.; Secy., 
 
 Charles H. Tapping, '15, 929 Jefferson bldg. 
 Pharmacy, School of. Alumni Association. 
 
 Pres., Leo Mrazek, 1500, i8th pi., Chicago; 
 
 Secy. -'Treas., B. L. Eicher, 701 s. Wood St., 
 
 Chicago. 
 RocKFORD, Illinois Club of. Secy., J. G. Fill- 
 more, '09, 411 w. State St. 
 Springfield Illini Club. Pres., Fleetwood 
 
 Lindley, '09, 904 s. Fifth st. 
 Vermilion County Illini Club. Secy., Mabel 
 
 Bredehoft, '09, 309 Walnut St., Danville. 
 Western Illinois Illini Association. Pres., 
 
 William E. Whiteside, Moline; Secy. -Treas., 
 
 James Johnson, Moline. 
 
 INDIA 
 
 Alumni Association of Inda. Pres., George 
 
 C. Hewes, '83, M. E. Mission, Sitapur, Oudh; 
 
 Secy.. Agnes G. Hill, '92, Y. W. C. A. 
 
 Gwailor. 
 
 INDIANA 
 Indianapolis Illini Club. Pres. and acting 
 
 Secy., C. E. Sargent, '86, 2272 n. Meridian 
 
 St. 
 
 IOWA 
 Des Moines Illini Club. Pres., L. S. Ross, 
 '89, 1308, 27th St.; Secy., E. R. Crowson, 
 ['16], care American Life Insurance co. 
 
 JAPAN 
 Illinois Club of Japan. Pres., S. Shiga. '93, 
 Tokyo Technical School, Tokyoj Secy., G. 
 Fujimura, '11, Agr. E.xperiment Station, Tai- 
 hoku, Formosa. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS 
 New England Illini Club. Pres., C. P. 
 Jeffers, '74, Swampscott, Mass. 
 
 MICHIGAN 
 Illini Club of Detroit.. Secy., R. G. Bluth, 
 ['is]> 832 Second ave. 
 
 MINNESOTA 
 
 Illini Club of the Northwest.. Pres., W. E. 
 Lord, '10, 2601 Humboldt ave., Minneapolis; 
 Secv., E. P. Pletcher, '11, Y. M. C. A.. St. 
 Paul. 
 
 MISSOURI 
 
 Illini Club of St. Louis.. Pres., L. E. Meier, 
 ['14], 7208 s. Broadway. 
 
 St. Louis Alumnae Association. Pres.. Mrs. 
 C. K. Rowland, 9 s. Euclid ave.; Secy .-Treas., 
 Mrs. J. P. Slade, ['76], 47^6 Greer ave. 
 
 University of Illinois Southwestern Alum- 
 ni Association. Pres., L. F. Larson, '03, 
 34 Scarritt bldg.. Kansas City, Mo.; Secy.- 
 Treas F. S. Stroheker, '15, 1107 Commerce 
 bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Illinois Alumni Association of New York. 
 
 Pres., Harmon V. Swart, '06, 19 Liberty St.; 
 
 Secy., Weston Lazear, '07, 50 Church st., 
 
 New York. -r, -d 
 
 Schenectady, Illini Club of.. Pres., D. K. 
 
 Lagerstrom, 'ii. Box 810; Secy.-Treas., G. E. 
 
 Stewart, '12, Gen. Electric co., 706 South 
 
 ave. 
 
 983 
 
9^4 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 NORTH DAKOTA 
 
 I'Auut) li.LiNi Ci.uii. Prrs., E. S. Kceiic, 'go, 
 ia-'8 Sevcntl) St., north, I'argo; Scc\.-'J'rfas., 
 
 I. W. Smith, -oK, 1 !.■(., 13th St. 
 
 OHIO 
 
 I'lNlM N N.\l'l Il.l.l N I I'l.Un. 
 
 li,i.iNi C'l.uii 01' (.'i.KVKi.ANu. Fiis., Lioii Gard- 
 iner. '09, care l-akewood cntJ. co.; Secy., li. 
 
 II. Decker, '15, i3_m w. losth st. 
 
 ORF.OON 
 
 Ii.iiNois Ai.i'MNi Association ov PoRri.ANn. 
 I'rcs., Mrs. HriRKs O. Urown (Ruby DeMotte. 
 "oj), jaS K. 4()th St.; Secv.-Tifas., C. T. 
 Terrilf, 15. jjo k. 8Sth st. 
 
 I'KNNSYLVANIA 
 
 I'NiVKRsn Y OK Illinois Club ok I'rrTsiiuKou. 
 
 rKNNESSEE 
 Mkmiuis Illini Club. Prcs., D. M. Crawford, 
 ToSl, Buikier's exchange; Acting Secy., A. 
 S. Fry, '13, 6 J.' Goodwyn inst. bldg. 
 
 TEXAS 
 The tiuLK C'oAST Alumni Cmii, Piwi. and 
 
 acting Secy., Mary Williamson I'lKler. 't^y, 
 
 I'alacios, 
 IIousroN h LIN I Cuiii 
 
 I'TAIl 
 
 1 NTKK-Muli N I AIN Al.UMNl ASSOCIATION. 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 PuoET Sound Assoiiation ok Alumni and For- 
 mer Students. J'rcs., C. G. Parker, I'oSI, 
 .:o8 Walker bldg., Seattle; Secy., Edith Page 
 lUiuutt, '00, -'343, 33rd ave, 
 
 WISCONSIN 
 Illinois Club of Madison. Prcs., A. F. Gal- 
 listel, I'oqI, care of U, of Wisconsin; Secy., 
 
 11. W. Stewart, '09, care of V. of WiscMnsin, 
 Illinois Association ok Milvvaukiu:. Prcs., 
 
 Ray l.iiiulahl, '11, 7th floor, city hall, or 347'A 
 
 -"4th St.. Milwaukee; Secy.-Trcas., Robert 1.. 
 
 Sluite, '10. 61 J Commerce St., Milwaukee, or 
 
 .251 Mower court, Wauwatosa. 
 
I 
 
 ALUMNI FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS 
 
 
 
 
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 Married 
 
 
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 Children 
 
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 to 
 
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 Whose 
 
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 Men 
 
 Women 
 
 Married 
 
 Class 
 
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 Children 
 
 Parents 
 
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 Parents 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Gradu- 
 
 Gradu- 
 
 Are 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ates 
 
 ates 
 
 Grads. 
 
 1872 
 
 20 
 
 
 18 
 
 
 1 
 
 44 
 
 1 
 
 7 
 
 
 1S73 
 
 15 
 
 
 11 
 
 
 1 
 
 27 
 
 1 
 
 I 
 
 y . 
 
 
 1.S74 
 
 17 
 
 2 
 
 11 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 35 
 
 8 
 
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 1H75 
 
 28 
 
 9 
 
 29 
 
 2 
 
 (i 
 
 89 
 
 22 
 
 11 
 
 
 
 lS7r) 
 
 28 
 
 1 
 
 20 
 
 
 1 
 
 51 
 
 1 
 
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 1S77 
 
 29 
 
 12 
 
 2S 
 
 
 
 8 
 
 70 
 
 25 
 
 17 
 
 
 
 1X78 
 
 32 
 
 10 
 
 30 
 
 
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 55 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 187!) 
 
 19 
 
 4 
 
 10 
 
 
 1 
 
 43 
 
 3 
 
 13 
 
 
 
 1 880 
 
 20 
 
 5 
 
 21 
 
 
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 51 
 
 9 
 
 19 
 
 
 
 1881 
 
 38 
 
 9 
 
 40 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 105 
 
 31 
 
 13 
 
 
 
 1882 
 
 32 
 
 5 
 
 30 
 
 
 
 
 77 
 
 9 
 
 K 
 
 
 
 1883 
 
 25 
 
 12 
 
 31 
 
 
 8 
 
 83 
 
 14 
 
 S 
 
 
 
 1884 
 
 30 
 
 13 
 
 28 
 
 •i 
 
 10 
 
 77 
 
 27 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 1885 
 
 32 
 
 13 
 
 30 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 
 73 
 
 15 
 
 12 
 
 
 
 1880 
 
 30 
 
 7 
 
 29 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 ()2 
 
 18 
 
 i; 
 
 
 
 1887 
 
 27 
 
 3 
 
 23 
 
 
 1 
 
 47 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 18SS 
 
 25 
 
 9 
 
 23 
 
 
 3 
 
 51 
 
 11 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1880 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 k; 
 
 
 2 
 
 33 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 
 1 S(K) 
 
 38 
 
 4 
 
 31 
 
 
 3 
 
 01 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 
 18!»1 
 
 37 
 
 12 
 
 30 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 
 70 
 
 7 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1892 
 
 37 
 
 5 
 
 33 
 
 
 1 
 
 73 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 
 1 893 
 
 (10 
 
 7 
 
 50 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 109 
 
 10 
 
 2 
 
 
 
 1894 
 
 (>4 
 
 
 
 57 
 
 
 1 
 
 77 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1895 
 
 05 
 
 9 
 
 00 
 
 
 5 
 
 105 
 
 11 
 
 
 
 
 180G 
 
 08 
 
 13 
 
 59 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 
 139 
 
 42 
 
 
 
 
 1897 
 
 79 
 
 12 
 
 05 
 
 
 7 
 
 128 
 
 27 
 
 
 
 
 1898 
 
 80 
 
 11 
 
 75 
 
 2 
 
 11 
 
 130 
 
 20 
 
 
 
 
 1899 
 
 83 
 
 25 
 
 80 
 
 2 
 
 H 
 
 114 
 
 22 
 
 
 '2 
 
 1 900 
 
 115 
 
 33 
 
 105 
 
 
 10 
 
 158 
 
 \1 
 
 
 1 
 
 1901 
 
 112 
 
 42 
 
 119 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 200 
 
 4<» 
 
 
 1 
 
 1902 
 
 137 
 
 44 
 
 1 35 
 
 2 
 
 10 
 
 193 
 
 24 
 
 
 3 
 
 1903 
 
 138 
 
 74 
 
 158 
 
 10 
 
 34 
 
 234 
 
 05 
 
 
 3 
 
 1904 
 
 190 
 
 97 
 
 200 
 
 
 25 
 
 295 
 
 40 
 
 
 3 
 
 1905 
 
 ISO 
 
 04 
 
 175 
 
 
 
 31 
 
 230 
 
 50 
 
 
 5 
 
 190() 
 
 247 
 
 81 
 
 207 
 
 2 
 
 32 
 
 250 
 
 51 
 
 
 5 
 
 1907 
 
 289 
 
 88 
 
 138 
 
 10 
 
 45 
 
 294 
 
 (i5 
 
 
 10 
 
 1908 
 
 200 
 
 103 
 
 234 
 
 12 
 
 43 
 
 278 
 
 73 
 
 
 4 
 
 1909 
 
 320 
 
 107 
 
 201 
 
 
 
 41 
 
 2(i3 
 
 43 
 
 
 9 
 
 1910 
 
 380 
 
 85 
 
 200 
 
 10 
 
 39 
 
 271 
 
 44 
 
 
 5 
 
 1911 
 
 305 
 
 115 
 
 240 
 
 8 
 
 45 
 
 199 
 
 50 
 
 
 11 
 
 1912 
 
 407 
 
 115 
 
 219 
 
 2 
 
 30 
 
 142 
 
 20 
 
 2 
 
 5 
 
 1913 
 
 419 
 
 104 
 
 210 
 
 12 
 
 40 
 
 139 
 
 22 
 
 
 7 
 
 1914 
 
 494 
 
 155 
 
 222 
 
 22 
 
 57 
 
 120 
 
 39 
 
 
 10 
 
 1915 
 
 479 
 
 105 
 
 188 
 
 12 
 
 37 
 
 90 
 
 15 
 
 
 
 
 1910 
 
 594 
 
 103 
 
 108 
 
 24 
 
 50 
 
 45 
 
 10 
 
 
 11 
 
 1917 
 
 019 
 
 200 
 
 115 
 
 24 
 
 34 
 
 30 
 
 5 
 
 
 8 
 
 1918 
 
 371 
 
 240 
 
 30 
 
 
 
 7 
 
 '■' 
 
 ^ 
 
 154 
 
 9 
 
 IJO' 
 
 Grad. 
 
 on 
 
 105 
 
 349 
 
 
 
 27 
 
 395 
 
 32 
 
 2 
 
 1 Columns 9 and 10 cannot be reconciled because of cases of double graduate parentage. 
 
 98s 
 
WAR SERVICE INDEX 
 
 This index contains in alphabetical order the names of all graduates of the Uni- 
 versity known to have rendered any officially recognized form of service to the Gov- 
 ernment during the Great War. Branch of service and rayk are given when known; 
 other details, so far as they are on record in the office of the Alumni Association, 
 will be found in the biographical sketches. 
 
 Abbott, A. W., 'i2 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Abbott, H. G., 'i8— Inf. 
 
 Abbott, S. D., '13 — Marines. 
 
 Abney, M. D., '12 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Adams, A. M., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Adams, W. D., '18— 
 
 Ainsworth, W. W., '12 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Alband (Barickman), Laura, '15 — Dietitian. 
 
 Albaugh, H. L., '17 — -Avia. 
 
 Albrecht, D. A., '16— Ord. 
 
 AJden, J. L., '14 — Ord., Capt. 
 
 Aleshire, Sarah L., '14- — Dietitian. 
 
 Allen, A. M., '01— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Allen, F. O., '16— Art. 
 
 Allen, G. B., '11 Ord., ist Lt. 
 
 Allen. L., '13 — Med., ist Sergt. 
 Allen, L. L., '10 — Med., ist Lt. 
 Alien, P. G., '16— -Avia. 
 Allhands. C. L., '17 — • 
 Allison, C. W., '13— Q- M. C, ist Lt. 
 Alwood, C, '17— Y. M. C. A. 
 Almond, H. H.. '18— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 Ambruster, J. R., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Ames, W. B., '17—0. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 Amsbary, H. A.. '14 — Art., Capt. 
 Amsterdam, H., g'lO — Librarian. 
 Anderle, E. J., '14 — Navy, Ensign. 
 Anderson, A. J. A., '15 — 
 Anderson, A. R., '11 — Art. 
 Anderson C. L., '18 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Anderson, C. S., '14 — Inf. 
 Anderson, C. T., 'ii — Navy, ist Lt. 
 Anderson, E. W., '18 — Navy. 
 Anderson, G. V., '12 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Anderson, H. B., '10 — Inf., Capt. 
 Anderson, H. W., k'i7 — Avia. 
 Anderson, I., '15 — Engrs.. Lt. 
 Anderson (Cecil), Jennie, '18— Lab., Technician. 
 Anderson, J. H., '14 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Anderson, W.' F., '15 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Anderson, W. S., '15 — Navy, Ensign. 
 Anderson, W. S., '14 — Avia. 
 Anderson, W. W., '17 — Naval Avia. 
 Andresen, H. H. L., '15 — Inf., Corp. 
 Andrews, C. B., '14 — Navy. 
 Andrews, J. B., '13 — Naval Avia. 
 Andrews, R. C, '16 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 *Angarola, M. L., 15 — Navy. 
 Antoszewski, R. H., '18 — Navy. 
 Apple, C. H., '14— Art. 
 Arbuckle, G. S., '12 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Arends, A. B., '17 — Med. 
 Armour, P., '15 — Art. 
 Armstrong, L. F., '15— Naval Avia. 
 Amstrong, W. C, '15 — Inf., Capt. 
 Arndt, P. W., '17— Med. 
 Arnold, C. N., '11— Navy, Lt. 
 Arnold, H. C, '14 — Chem., ist Lt. 
 
 Arthur, R. S., '08 Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Ash. J. L., '18 — Navy. 
 
 Ashly, L. E., '10 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Atkinson, A. K., '13— Q- M. C, i6t Lt. 
 
 Attebery, H. F., '16 — Engrs. 
 
 Austin, M. M.. g'i8 — Engrs. 
 
 Auten, J. T., '16— 
 
 Avery, R. A., '17 — Avia. . 
 
 Axline, E. S., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Babbitt, H. E., g '17— Med., Capt. 
 
 Babcock, D., '17 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Babcock, Jennie M., '16 — 
 
 Bach, I. W., '08— Med., ist Lt. 
 Bade, C. H., '15 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bade, C. W., g '15 
 
 Badger, H. S., '13 — Naval Avia. 
 Baer, F. E., '11 — Inf. 
 Bailey, E. M., '10— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Bailey, E. W '18— Inf. 
 *Bailey, J. W., '15 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Baines, Elizabeth A., '14 — Dietitian. 
 Baines, O. R., '12 — Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 Bainum, G. C, '13 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Baker, G. C, '17 — Engrs. 
 Balderson, T. A., '18 — Art. 
 Ballans, Anna M., g '10 — 
 Ballou, J. L., '14 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Barber, H. H.. '07 — Marines, Lt. 
 Barber, J. K., '16 — Inf., 1st Lt. 
 
 Barber, L. C, '13 Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Barber, P. C, '14 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Barden, H. E., '15 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Bargh, G. H., '14— Q- M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Barker, E. F., '17 — Navy, Lt. 
 
 Barnes. E. C, '17 — Naval Avia., Ensign. 
 
 *Barnes, H. J., '17 — Ord. 
 
 Barnes, O. A., '18 — Engrs., reserve. 
 
 Barnes, R. D., '16— Inf., Capt. 
 
 Barnes, R. O., '15 — Engrs. 
 
 Barreau, A. M.. '15 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Barrett, F. N., '17— Inf., Corp. 
 
 Barron, A. F., '15 — Engrs., Corp. 
 
 Bartells, H. H., '13— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bartlett, H. O., '18 Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bartling, H. W., '14— Art.. Sergt. 
 Bascom, G. R., '05— Med., Maj. 
 Bascome, B. S.. '13 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Battey, B. R., '17— Q. M. C, Corp. 
 Bauer, H. L., '14 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Bauer, R. S., '04— Y. M. C. A. 
 Baumgarten, A. W., '14— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Baxter, V. B., '14— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 Bayley, P. L., g '14 — Avia., Capt. 
 Beal, W. H., '16— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Bear, C. R., '18— Inf., Lt. 
 Bear, R., '10 — Avia., Sergt. 
 Beattie, H. J., '18— Lieut.. C. W. S. 
 Beatty, E. C. O., '16— Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Beatty. O. C, '18 Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Beaubien, W. P., '16 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Beaumont, G. S., '14 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Bebb, E. A., '16 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bebb, F., '16— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bebb, K., '12 — Chem. 
 
 Bebb, M R., '13— Avia., Capt. 
 
 Beckemeyer, O. W., '07 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Becker, L. M., '16 — Inf.. Capt. 
 
 Becker. P., '17— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Becker, W. H., '17 — Art., Corp. 
 
 Beebe, C. K. Jr., '14 — Chem., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Beekley, J. S., g '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Behel, W. A., '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Behr, H. R., 'i6_Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Beifuss, E. L., '15 — Art. 
 
 Bell, K. C, '16— Inf., Capt. 
 
 Bell, L. R., '14— Chem. 
 
 Belnap, N. D., '14 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Belshaw, C. F., '16 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Belsley, B. R., '12 — Navy. Lt. 
 
 Belt, J. H., '12 — Engrs. 
 
 Beltz, J. S., '16— Avia. 
 
 Benjamin, F. P., '08— Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 987 
 
qSS 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Benner. A. J., '15 — Art., Sergt. 
 Benner, W. J., '15 — Inf., Sergt. 
 Bennett, A. N., '07 — Art., Capt. 
 Bennett, Louise N., '14 — Q. M. C, Sec. 
 Bennett, Marguerite H., '16 — Dietitian. 
 Bennett, W. H., '15— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Benson, A. E., '15 — Inf. 
 Benst, C. '18— Med. 
 Benton, F., '11 — Engrs. 
 Bentz, C. L., '16 — Art., ist Lt. 
 Berber, J. M., '03 — Med. 
 Berg. B. C, '16— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Bergland, F. H., '14 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Berns, M. A., '10 — Engrs., Capt. 
 *Berry, E. H., '14 — Art., 1st Lt. 
 Bevis, A. L., '16— Y. M. C. A. 
 Beyer, Elizabeth, '16 — Y. M. C. A. 
 Beyrer, VV. H., '09 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Biegler, P. S., g '17 — Avia. 
 Bigle, H.. '15 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Billman, E.. '16 Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Binder, G. F., '17— Inf., Sergt. 
 
 Black, B. A., '18— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Black. J. E., '14— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Black, R. O., '12 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Blake, G. W., '15— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Blake, J. B., '87— Q. M. C., Maj. 
 
 Blatherwick, N. R., g '12 — Chem., Capt. 
 
 Blatherwick, W. F., '13 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Block, E. R., '12 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Block, E. S., '16— Med., Sergt. 
 
 Block, Freda E., '17 — Red Cross. 
 
 Blomfeldt, A. A., '10 — Naval Avia., Ensign. 
 
 Bkini, W. J., '14— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Boardman. H. C, '10 — Art.. Maj. 
 
 Bock, P. T., '13— Engrs.. Maj. 
 
 Bo?rner, E. S., '17 — Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bollinger, W. N., '11 — Engrs. 
 
 Bolton, W. J., '18— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Boone, G. I., '14 — Art. 
 
 Booth, L., '17 — Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Booth, Mary J., '04 — Red Cross. 
 
 Boothe, U. J., '08— Art., Capt. 
 
 Booze, R. W.. '12 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Bom, C. E.. 'iS— 
 
 Borton, C. W., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Boston. P. M., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Bow, L. C, '15 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Bow, W. E., '14 Art., Capt. 
 
 Bower, P. E., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Bowler, Alida C, '10 — Red Cross. 
 Boye, W. F.. '16 — Navy. 
 Boyer, W. H., '14 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Boyle, C. W.. g'!7 — Navy. 
 Bracken, E. F., '10 — Engrs.. Capt. 
 Brackenbury. B. A., '09 — Engrs., Maj. 
 Bradley, E. P., '12— Q. M._C., Capt. 
 Navy, 
 
 Bradley, T. J., '09 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Bradley, Leroy,'i7 — Art., Corp. 
 
 Bradley, Lloyde, '17 — Navy. 
 
 Bradley (Anderson) Tirzah, '06— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Brady, G. K.. '16 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Braham, T. M., g '18 — Chem., Capt. 
 
 Bramlet, H. B., '17 Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Branch. W. R.. '17 — Art. 
 Brandon, J. F., '16 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Brandner, A. R., '13 — Inf. 
 Brands, E. G., 'ii — Inf.. ist Lt. 
 *Brannon, G. R., '15 — Navy. 
 Brannon, H. F., '14 — Navy, Yeoman. 
 Brazeau. E. F., '17 — Navy. 
 Breece, H. D., '18— Chem. 
 Breedis, J., '16 — Chem., Corp. 
 Breedlove, L. B., '14 — Ord., Capt. 
 Brees, P. R., '18— Chem. 
 Breese, C. S., g '16 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Bregger, T.. '10 — Inf. 
 Breneman, A. L., '16 — Engrs. 
 
 Brenneman, C. G., '17 Avia. 
 
 Bressler, C. E.. '09 — Engrs. 
 Breton, T. F., '14 — Avia., Lt. 
 Briggs, Flora. '17 — Dietitian. 
 Brigham, E. R., '18 — -Inf.. Instr. 
 Brigham, R. O., g '14 — Med. 
 Bristow, G. W., '17— Ord. 
 Britt. C. A., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Brockmeyer, E. J., '13 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Broehl, W. G., '14— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Bronson, R. B., '16 — Inf., Capt. 
 Brooks, F. A., '17 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Brooks, Fannie, '15 — Red Cross. 
 Brooks, O. F., '15 — Engrs. 
 Brown, A. B., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Brown, A. W., '17 Art. 
 
 *Brown, B., '16 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Brown, B. K., '18 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Brown, C. A., '14 — Avia. 
 Brown, E. E., '18— Avia., Sergt. 
 Brown, H. A., '11 — Avia., Capt. 
 Brown, H. D., '14— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 Brown, H. T., '14 — Engrs., Corp. 
 Brown, H. W., '17— Ord. 
 Brown, J. B., '15 — Med., 2nd Lt. 
 Brown, J. F., '13 — Inf., Maj. 
 Brown, J. L., '17— Q. M. C, Capt. 
 Brown, K. G., 'i6- — Art., Capt. 
 Brown, Lizbeth, '16 — Dietitian. 
 Brown, L. W., '15 — Avia. 
 Brown, P. M., '06— Y. M. C. A. 
 Brown, R. P., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Brown, R. R., '16 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Brown, S. D., '04 — Corp. 
 *Brown, W., '15 — Inf. 
 Brown, W. J.. '00— Q. M. C, Capt. 
 Browning, T. S., '17 — Art. 
 Brownson, H. G.. '06 — Inf. 
 Brunkow, N. F., '14 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Brunskill, E. W., '17— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Brunson, A. M., '13 — Avia., Instr. 
 Brush, D. H., Jr., '06 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Bryant, R. A., '18 — Art. 
 Bublitz, W. J.. '14 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Buchanan, J. W., '01 — Inf. 
 
 Buchanan, J. L., '04 Engrs., Maj. 
 
 Buchanan, R. B., '17 — Marines, Capt. 
 
 Buchanan, W. L., '10 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bucher, E. G., 'i.s — 
 
 Buckingham, A. W., '11 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Buell, T. H., '16— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Buhai. A. S., '16 — Avia. 
 
 Buhai, M.. '14 — Ord. 
 
 Bull. W. E.. '18— Navy. 
 
 Bullard, E. W., '13 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Bumstead, A. P., '08 — Med. 
 
 Bunn, N. L., '13 — Art. 
 
 Bunting, C. A., '11 — Ord. 
 
 Bunting, L. D., '16 — Inf. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Bunting, L. J., '14 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Burgan, Laverne A., '18 Dietitian. 
 
 Burger, A. H., '17 — Avia. 
 Burgess, H. H., '08— Ord., Capt. 
 Burgess. R. R., '04 — Avia. 
 Burggraf, C. I., '14 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Burgoon, D. W., '16 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Burgston, C. H., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Burnell, K. A., '10 — Sig. Corps., ist Lt. 
 Burns, C. A., '11 — Inf.. ist Lt. 
 Burns, F. B., '14 — Med., Sergt. 
 Burns, J. K., '11 — Med., ist Lt. 
 Burns. O. M., '16 — Inf., Capt. 
 Burrell. T. H.. 16— 
 Burt, H. J., '96— Q. M. C, Maj. 
 Burt, T. L., '11 — Navv 
 Burtnett. R. A., '18 — Ord. 
 Burton, L. v.. '11 — Med., ist Lt. 
 Burwash, C. F., '13 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Burwash, L. S., '17 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Burwash, T. C, '14— Q. M. C. Sergt. 
 Buschmann, W. H. H.. '18— Inf. 
 *Busey. C. B., 'oS— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Bush, F. A., '15— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Bush, K. B.. '16— Inf., Capt. 
 Bush, L., '88— Q. M. C, Lt. Col. 
 Bushnell. H. B., '07 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Butler, C. S., '09 — Inf., Capt. 
 Butler, G. H., '15— Inf.. Cant. 
 Butler. W. G.. '14— Q. M. C. 2nd Lt. 
 Butt. H. M., '14 — Engrs., Lt. 
 
 Buxton, E. W., '07 Engrs. 
 
 Buvers, A. S., '08— Art.. Maj. 
 Cabeen. R. M., '09— O. M. C. 
 Cadle. C. T., '16 — Naval Avia. 
 Caldwell. B. T., '11— Navv. Lt. 
 *Caldwell. C. "E.. Jr., '12— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 
War Service Index 
 
 Cameron, G. M., 'i8 — Med. 
 Camp, C. L., '05 — Engrs. 
 Camp, W. R., '11— Q. M. C. 
 Campbell, C. W., '17 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Campbell, D. J., '16 — Chem. 
 Campbell, D. M., '17 — Art., 3nd Lt. 
 Campbell, N. N., '10— Q. M. C. 
 Campbell, S. C, '08 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Campbell, W. F., '17 Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Canon, C. C, '17 — Art., Sergt. 
 Capek, L. V '11— Med. 
 Carlson, A. L., '17 — Navy 
 Carlson, H. L., '17 — Inf., Lt. 
 Carlson, M. R., '12 — Ord., Sergt. 
 Carpenter, C. K., '15 — Avia. 
 Carr, R. F., '93— Q- M. C, iMaj. 
 Carr, W. C, '13 — 
 Carroll, D. B., '15— Inf., Capt. 
 Carroll, F. O., '16 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Carroll, T. B., '17 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Carter, B. F., '18— Art. 
 Carter, C. W., '93 — Med., Capt. 
 Carter, I. R., '14 — Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 Carter, Lucile, '15 — Ord., Clerk. 
 Carson, H.,Y., '11^ — Red Cross. 
 Cartwright, C. F., '14 — -Engrs., Capt. 
 Case, J. R., '13 — Capt. 
 Casey, A. B., '07 — Art. 
 Cassidy. H. M.. '14 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Castle, D. W., '17 — Avia., Capt. 
 Cate, H. A., '13 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Cavette, F. E., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Chakravarty, A. C, '18 — Art. 
 Chambers, C. R., '11 — Inf., Corp. 
 Chambers, W. H., '15 — Med., 2nd Lt. 
 Champion, E. V., '12 — Inf., Capt. 
 Chapman, D. V., '18 — Art. 
 Chapman, D. W., '03 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Chapman, R. D. C., '15 Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Chartrand, J. B., '16— Navy 
 
 Chase, D., '14 — Art., ist Lt. 
 Cheney, H. L., '12 — Art. 
 
 Chenoweth, H. E., '13— 
 
 Chew, Dorothy, '16 — Dietitian. 
 
 Childs. J. B., '18— Inf. 
 
 Chiles, H. M., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Chinlund, J. F.. '10— Q. M. C, ist Lt. 
 
 Chittenden, R. M. '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Choisser, W. C, 17 — -Avia. 
 
 Christensen, E. O., '14 — Avia. 
 
 Christie, J. R., g '18 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Christy, G. B., ^15— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Church, L., '17 — Navy. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Churchill. J. E., '14 Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Claflin, S. T., '14 — Avia.. Lt. 
 
 Clark, A. B., '07 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Clark, C. A.. '98— Lt. Col. 
 
 Clark, C. A., '14 — Art. 
 
 Clark, C. M., 'i7^Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Clark, C. W., '13 — Engrs. 
 
 Clark, G., '16— Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Clark, H. E., 't6— Aerial Photog. 
 
 Clark, Helen B., 'is— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Clark. J. G., '18— Navy 
 
 Clark, J. R., '06— Inf.. Maj. 
 
 Clark, S. C, g '09 — Chem., Capt. 
 
 Clark, T. A., '04— Art., Lt. Col. 
 
 Clark, W. A., '05 — Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Clarke, Ethel, 'i4__Dietitian 
 
 Clarke, J. R.. '16— Q. M. C. 
 
 Clausen (Williams), Elizabeth, '14 — Dietitian 
 
 Claussen, A. W., '13 — Art. 
 
 Clayton, T. W., '98— Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Qem, O. M., '18— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Clements. O. R., '14 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 *Clendenen, P. M., '09 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Clover, I. N., '15 — -Inf. 
 
 Clyman. D., '15 — Art. 
 
 Cobb, Margaret, g '13 — -Psychologist 
 
 Cochran, C. B., '15 — Art. 
 
 Coghlan, B. K., '08 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 *Colcord, E. R., '11 — Hdqtrs., Office. 
 
 Coley, G., '17 — Art., Sergt. 
 
 Colgrove, Vivian, '18 Clerk. 
 
 Colmey, D, C, '18— Art. 
 
 Colson, H. E., '15 — 0- M. C, 1st Lt, 
 
 Colton, R. S., '16 — Inf., I'st Lt. 
 
 Comstock, D. F., '15 — Avia. 
 Conant, L. J., '18 — Navy 
 Congleton, F. H., '18— Lt. 
 Connard, C. E., *o8— Inf.. Sergt. Maj. 
 Consoer, G. O., '17- — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Cook, E., '17 — Engrs. 
 Cooke, D. G., '12— Med. 
 Coolidge, W. P., '18 — Navy 
 Cooper, E. A., 16 — Naval Avia. 
 Cope, L. v., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Copenhaver, R. G., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Corbly, L. S., '15 Q. M. C, Sergt. 
 
 Corbus, B. R., '00 — Med., Maj. 
 
 Corke, H. W., '17— Q- M. C, Sergt. 
 
 Corley, H., '13 — Engrs., Corp. 
 
 Corley, S., '15 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 
 Cornell, D. S., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Corper, P., '18 — 
 
 Cortis, F., '13 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Corzine, D. C, '18 — ^Avia. 
 
 Corzine, H., 13 — Avia., Capt. 
 
 Costar, L., '13 — Avia. 
 
 Covey, E, L., '17 — Navy 
 
 Cox, H, R., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Cox, S., g 'is — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Craigmile, C. J., '13 — Cav., ist Lt. 
 
 Craigmile, R. J., '18 — Navy. 
 
 Grain, C. M., '15 — Navy. Yeoman 
 
 Crawford, C. W., '15— Med. 
 
 Crawford, F. N., g '16 — Red Cross 
 
 Crawford, H. H., '13— Q- M. C, Capt. 
 
 Crawford, J. L., '17 — Inf. 
 
 Crebs, J. P., '16 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Creedari, J. F., '18— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Cress, E. E., '18 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Crofts, C. '17— Q. M. C. 
 
 Croll, P. R.. '13— 
 
 Crooks, H. F., '16 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Crosiar. A. O., '18 — Avia. 
 
 Cross, G. A., '16 — Inf., Sergt. 
 
 Crutchfield, W., '16 — Engrs. 
 
 Cummings, H. L., '15 — Inf., Sergt. Maj. 
 
 Cummins, W. E., '15— Q- M. C, Sergt. 
 
 Cunningham, S. R., '17 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Curfman, L. E., '01 — Engrs., Lt. Col. 
 
 Curtis, B. T., '17— Art., Corp. 
 
 Cuskaden, M., '18 — Avia., Capt. 
 
 Cuthbertson, W. S., '17 — Med., Sergt. 
 
 Cutler, J., '14 — -Engrs. 
 
 Dace, F. C. '14 — Avia. 
 
 Dahringer, H. W., '13 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Dallenbach, J. C, '02 — Med., Maj. 
 
 •Dallenbach, J. H., '14 — Inf., Corp. 
 
 Dallenbach, K., '10 — Maj. 
 
 Dallenbach, L. E., '12 — Art., Maj. 
 
 Daly, E. P., '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Darby, H., Jr., '17 Art., Capt. 
 
 Darmer, G. A., '00 — Med., Capt. 
 
 Darrell, G. C, '17 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Davies, R. E., '14— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Davis, Elizabeth H., '14 — 
 
 Davis, F. A., '18 — Avia. 
 
 Davis, J. E., '18 — Inf. 
 
 Davis, J. W., '12 — Avia., Capt. 
 
 Davis, J. W., g '17 — Avia., 1st Lt. 
 
 Davis, L. H., '17—0. M. C, ist Lt. 
 
 Davis, L. L., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Davis, M. R., '17 — Art. 
 
 Davis. P. F., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Davis, R. L., g '17— -Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Davis, Reba. 1 1 — Libn. 
 
 Day, C. L., '17 Avia., Lt. 
 
 Day, H. W., '17— Navy, Capt. 
 Day, U. S., '17— Avia. 
 Day, W. T.. '16— Inf., Capt. 
 Day, W. W., '10— Y. M. C. A. 
 Deahl, N.. '18— Ord. 
 Deakman, H.. 'is^Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Dean, F. C, '12 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Dean R. H., g'i8— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Debel, N. H., g '14— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Deets, H. B., '14 — Med. 
 Deiss, W. C, '15 — Avia. 
 DeLeuw, C. E., '12 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Demuth, J. E., '15— ist Lt. 
 Denz. R. E., '16— Med., Sergt. 
 Derby, H. L., '17 Q. M. C. 
 
99° 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Derby, S. R., '15 — Navy 
 
 Derii. K. L., '18 — Chem. 
 
 De Swarte, C. G., '15 — Eiigrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Dctcriiik'. O. C, '15— Q- M. C. 
 
 Dcvine, II., '14 — Avia. 
 
 Devlin, I. L., '17 — 
 
 Dewey, 1-:. C, 'i7— Q. M. C. 
 
 Dewey, W. H., '12— Q. M. C, Capt. 
 
 Dibell, 11. C, '16— Inf. 
 
 Dickenson, R. VV., '12 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Dickcrson, E. B., '14 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Dickerson, O. M., '03 — Art., Capt. 
 
 Dieserud, 11. C, '18 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Dtetz, J. W., '18— Med., Sergt. Maj. 
 
 Dillavon, E. R., '15 Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Dillon, L. A., '09 — Art. 
 
 Dillon, R. II., 'oi — Engrs.. Capt. 
 
 Dilon. VV. W., '98— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Dix, E. J., '15 — Engrs. 
 
 Dixon, N. M., '11 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Dobbins, V. P.. '15— Inf^., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Dodd, T. P., '07— Avia., Lt. Col. 
 
 Doisy, E. A., '14 — Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Dumas, J. A., '15 — Inf. 
 
 Donaldson, J. R.. '16 — Engrs., Maj. 
 
 Donnell, A. D., 'ib — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Dornian, D. S., '09 — 
 
 Donnitzer, M. R., '11 — Avia. 
 
 Dorsey, O. B., '12 — Art., Sergt. 
 
 Doty, Dorothy L.', '18 Camp Dietitian 
 
 Doty, G. L., g ■17— Y. M. C. A. 
 Doyle, J. P.,^i6— Ord., Corp. 
 Drake. C. A., '17 — Inf., Capt. 
 Drake, E. S., 'i i — 
 Drake, W. II., '11— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Draper, E. L., 'oj— Med., Capt. 
 Drennan, VV. R., '09 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Drury, P. K. W., '05 — Libn. 
 Du Frain, P. J., '16 — Art. 
 Dugan, C. B., '08— Engrs., 1st Lt. 
 Dunavan, P. L.. '16 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Duncan, L. VV., '10 — Art. 
 Duner, S., '15 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 *Diinlap, D. "W., '15— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Dniilap. P. E., '16 Med. 
 
 Dunlap, R. M., 'ii— Q. M. C, ist Lt. 
 Dunlap. VV. G., '14 — Art. 
 Dunn, M. S., g '18 — Med., -Mid Lt. 
 Dunn, T., '12 — -Avia. 
 Dunning, W. B., '11 — Navy 
 Dunton, P. A.. '12 — .Art. 
 Durfey, D., '17—0. M. C. 
 *l)ushek. y. J., '17 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Duttou, II. B., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Duval, V. II., '17— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 Kasterbrook, 11. D., '10 — Capt. 
 Eastman, II. T., '99 — Engrs., Capt.. 
 Edwards, G. P., '18— Med. 
 Edwards, II. IL, '17 — Navy 
 Edwartis. J. I., '06 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Ekstrand,"H. E., '16 J^avy 
 
 Eleson, E. R.. '18— Med. 
 Elfstrom, P. R., '12 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Elles, E. C, •i';— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Ellis, II. , 'K.— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 Ellison, C. C, "^i— Inf.. Maj. 
 Enger, A. L., '11 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Engle, R. II., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Enslisb, E. C, '02—6. M. C, Capt. 
 English, II. M., '14— Med., Lt. 
 Engstrom, R. U., '04 — Ord. 
 Ennis. C. J., '14 — Art., ist Lt. 
 Eppinger, T. G., '16 — Navy 
 Erickson, E. B., '17 — Navy,.Lt. 
 
 Ernieling, L. B.. '13 Ord., Capt. 
 
 Erskine, A. W., '12 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Ettiiiger, C. M.. '17 — Engrs., Lt. 
 Euston, J. IL, '18— Art., Sergt. 
 Evans, D. G., '17 — Avia., Capt. 
 Evans, P. E., '17 — Avia., 1st Lt. 
 Evans. K. N., '04 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Evvard. J. M., '07 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Ewer, VV . B., '17 — Engrs., 1st Lt. 
 Pager. E. P.. '16 — Inf. 
 Pahrnkopf, TI. F. T., '13— Art. 
 Fairbanks, B. VV., '17 — Art., Sergt. 
 Fairchild. J. A. I... '06— 
 Fairhall, L. T., 'ii— Med., Capt. 
 
 Pairman, C, '18 Art., 1st Lt. 
 
 Paletti, M. J., '17 — 
 Panning. R. S., g '18 — Red Cross 
 Parriii, J. M., '02 — Engrs., Cajjt. 
 *Farver, E. C, g '15 — Art. 
 Faulkner, P., '15 — Art., 2tid Lt. 
 Faulkner, L. W., '14 — Avia., Capt. 
 Faurote, G. C, '15 — Art. 
 Pay, D.. '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Payart, L. E., '12— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Fazel, C. S., g '15 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Featherston, j. M., '14 — Art., 1st Lt. 
 Felger, VV. B., '16— Chem. 
 Felsenthal, Emma, '12 — Libn. 
 Felton, II. N., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Ferguson, C. M., '15 Art. 
 
 Ferguson, P. C, '16— 2nd Lt. 
 I'erguson, G. A., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Ferrell, D., '13 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Ferris, II. B., '94— Q. M- C, Capt. 
 Fishman, A. T., '16 — Avia. 
 Flanders, Annette H., '18 — Canteen Ser. 
 Flanders, J. A., '09— Q. M. C. 
 Fleming, C. E., '04— Y. M. C. A. 
 Fleming, D. P., '16— Ord. ♦ 
 
 Fletcher, C. IL, '13— Inf., 1st Lt. 
 Fletcher, C. P., '14 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Fletcher, M. S., '99 — Med., ist Lt. 
 Flock, VV. J., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Flodin, II. L., 'is Inf., 1st Lt. 
 
 h'lowcrrec, T., '13 — 
 Fogg, A. K., '15 — Navy, 2nd Lt. 
 Fontaine, E. O., '15 — 
 Foolitt, P. P., g '16 — Med. 
 Forbes, E. B., '97— Med., Maj. 
 Forbes, S. P., '98— Q. M. C. 
 Ford, J., g '16 — Chem. 
 Forty, D., '18 — Art. 
 Forty, F. A., '15— 2nd Lt. 
 Fossland, G. L., '08— Art., Capt. 
 ■ Poster, D. D., '15 — Engrs. 
 Poster, E. R., '14 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Poster, P. VV., '18— Avia. 
 Poster, G. II. , '17 — Ord. 
 
 Foster, H. E., '12 Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Poster, II. L., '13 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 
 Poulke, R. E., '18— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Fox, J. L., '17— Ord. 
 
 Francis, A. L., '18 — 
 
 Praser, T., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Fraser, VV. A. G., '99 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 F'razee, R. C, '14 — Navy 
 
 Prazier, A. O., '15 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Preark, P. VV., '16— Inf. 
 
 Frederick. E. M., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Frederickson, J. H., '91— Q- M. C. 
 
 Frees, J. VV., '16— Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Freese, J. A., '02 — Med., Capt. 
 
 French. R. W., '14— Inf. 
 
 Prey, II. O., '18— Navy 
 
 Fried, H. N., '17 — Navy 
 
 Frier, J., '16 — Navy, Ensign 
 
 Prison, T. II.. '18— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Fritchey, P. B., '12— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Fritchey, T. A., '13 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Fritz, H. R., g '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Pritze, L. A., '11 — Med., 1st Lt. 
 
 Frye, T. C, '94— Inf., Capt. 
 
 Fulks, H. C, '13— Ord., Sergt. 
 
 Fuller, C. M.. '13— Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Fullerton, C. B., '11 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Fulton, G. C, '16— Med. 
 
 Fulton. R. B., '02 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Furrow, E. O., '09 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Gale, R. IL, '18— Inf. 
 
 Galhuly. S. VV., '07— Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Gantz, H. S., '17 — Inf. 
 
 Gardiner, T. L., '15 — Ord.. Sergt. 
 
 Garrison, L., '07 — Art., Capt. 
 
 Garth, C. T.. '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gary, J. L., '18 — Engrs. 
 
 Gates, P. C, '10— Med., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gates, R. P.. '12 — Engrs., Corp. 
 
 Gay. S. .A., '13 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 GaVle, R. E.. '16— Inf. 
 
 Gelb. G. A.. '16 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Geiger, C. P., '15 Art. 
 
 Geiger, L. C, '18— Art. 
 
War Service Index 
 
 991 
 
 Gentle, C. ¥.., '13— 1"^- 
 
 George, II. K., '18— Navy. 
 
 GeorKc L. C. '15— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gerkc, K. H., '18— Ord. 
 
 Gerten, N., 'i?— Engrs., 2nci Lt. 
 
 Geselbracht, II. C, '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gest. B., '12— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Getman, R. L. '14— Engrs . 
 
 Gibbs, G., Jr., "oo— Q. M. C, Maj. 
 
 Gibbs, P. 11. , '13— Ord. Capt. 
 
 Gibson, C. B., '77— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Gibson, C. R., '15— Art 
 
 Gib.son, R. A., '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Giertz, A. E.. '17 — 
 
 Giessler, W. C. '13— Engrs. 
 
 •Gifford, K. E., '17— Q- M. C, Sergt. 
 
 Gilbert, J. IL, '16— Q. M. C., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gillen, J. II. , 'iH — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Gilmore, 1., '05— Q. M. C. 
 
 Gilmore, L. N.. '15— Q- M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gilmore, W. C, '12— Art. 
 
 Girhard, IL R.. '18— Navy. 
 
 Glover, D. M., •i6^Med. 
 
 Glover, R. C, '15— Inf., ist Lt 
 
 Godehn, R. A.. '16— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Goelitz. W. IL. '16— Lngrs. 
 
 Goff, Mary E., '02— Libn. 
 
 Golden, W. B., '15— InL, ist Lt. 
 
 Golden, W. E., '"S— Navy, Lt. 
 
 Goldman, M. S., g 17— Q- M. C. 
 
 Golinkin, A. L., '17— Navy. 
 
 Gonsior. A., '14— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Goodyear. IL M., '13 — Med., Lt. 
 
 Gordon, F., '12— Q. M. C. 
 
 Gordon, W. G., '12— Avia., Corp. 
 
 Gorey, G. F., '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gorham, E. D., 'n— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gould, A. R., '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gould, M. A., '17 — ^ 
 
 Graff, A. A. J., '16— Engrs. 
 
 Graham, D., '07 — Engrs. 
 
 Graham, IL B., '17— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Graham. M. E., 'ift— Avia 
 
 Gramount (Grossberg) V. IL, 'iS—Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Grant, C. T., '16— Chem., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Grantz, R. L., '17— Avia., Lt. 
 
 Graven. A. S.. '7— Navy 
 
 Gray, C. R., Jr., '11— Q. M. C., Capt. 
 
 Gray, F. B., 'ii— Navy. 
 
 Gray, F. J., 'ii— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gray, J. M., '18 — Navy. 
 
 Gray. L. R., '17— Avia 
 
 Grayhack, J., Jr., '16— Art., Lt. 
 
 Green, J., '95 — ^nf., ist Lt. 
 
 Green, I.., '12 — Avia. 
 
 Green, R., '15— Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Green, T. .S., '91— Inf., Lt. 
 
 Greene, Elizabeth G., '04 — Libn. 
 
 Greene, J. N., '15— Art.. Capt. 
 
 Greene, J. W., '18— Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Greenfield, E., g' 16— Med., Lt. 
 
 Greenhill, IL, '17— Art., ist Lt. 
 
 C.reenwold, A. H., '15— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Gregg, R. S., '13— Art., Capt. 
 
 Cre^ory, L. T., '13— Med., Sergt. 
 
 Gregory, W. IL, '06— Inf., Maj. 
 
 Greison, II. P., '16 — Avia. 
 
 Grewe, C. IL, '17— Art 
 
 Grey, N. F., '17— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Gridley, W. W.. '16— Avia. 
 
 CrifTm, C. E., g'i8— ist Lt. 
 
 Griffin, J. M., '15— Navy, Ensign. 
 
 (iriffin, W. L.. '14— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Grigsby, IL, '17 — Navy. 
 
 Grigsby M. W., '11— Engrs., Lt. 
 
 Grimes, E. J., '18— Inf., 2nd Lt 
 
 Griscmer, W.. '18— Avia., 2nd Lt 
 
 Griswold, A. H., '01— Avia., Lt.-Col. 
 
 Griswold, G. D., 'is— Art., 2nd. Lt. 
 
 Gross, C, '17— Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Gross, C. R., g'17— Med.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Grossman, D. A., '16 — Inf., Sergt. 
 
 Grove, C, '11— Navy. 
 
 Grubel, E. A., '08— InL, Capt. 
 
 Gruner, R. W., '17— Inf. 
 
 Grunewald, A. IL, Jr., '15— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Grunewald, IL C, M6 — 
 
 Gruner, J. E., '16 — InL, Sergt. 
 
 Guernsey, E. W., '18— Chem., Sergt. 
 
 (ium, P. E.. 'lo— Avia., Corp. 
 
 Gunkcl, W. W., '16— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Gunncll, P. M., '15— Navy. 
 
 Gustafson, C. A., '17— Q..M. C. 
 
 •(nistafson, C. L., '12— Avia., ist Lt 
 
 •Gustafson. G. P., 'if.— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Habbe, R. H., '14— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 *IIadden, C. G., '16— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Ilagan, T. A., '16— Ord. 
 
 Ilagener, A., '15— Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hager, 11. M., '17— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Ilagie, F. E., '09— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Hahn, F. C, '16— Chem. 
 
 Haines, F. L., '16 — Ord. 
 
 Halas, G. S., '18 — Navy. 
 
 Halas, W. II. , 'i6— 
 
 Hall. A. L., '12— Art. 
 
 Hall, Janet A., '07— War RelieL 
 
 Hall, 1.. G., '15—0. M. C, Sergt. 
 
 H.ill, 0. A., '07 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Ilrill, k'., '14— Q- M. C., Sergt. 
 
 Hall, W. E., '08— Art. 
 
 Halliwell. Pauline, '16— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Hamill, E. C, '16— Inf , ist Lt. 
 
 Hamilton, E. S., 'i i— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Hamilton, T. S., '17— Avia. (apt. 
 
 Mlamilton. W. J., '17— Med. 
 
 Ilammitt, A. B., '15— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hammond, L., '18 — Naval Avia. 
 
 Handlin, W. C, '09— Inf. 
 
 Hanes, E. F., '14— Navy. 
 
 Hanes, M. S., '13— Engrs. ist Lt. 
 
 Hanford, A. C, '12— Q. M. C. 
 
 Hanger, P. N., '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 IlaiuKih, H. I., '13— Art. 
 
 Il.iiinan, J. E., '00 — InL, Capt. 
 
 llaiKsen, R., '14— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hanssen, S. L., 'le— Navy. 
 
 Hanzlik, P. J.. '08— Med., Capt. . 
 
 Ilapiier, Josephine A.. '12— Dietitian. 
 
 Harbicht, H. C. '18— Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hardinger. R. W., '14— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Hare, F. C, '13— Avia., Sergt. Maj. 
 
 Harper, E. C, '14 — Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Harrington, R. B., '17 — inf. 
 
 Harris, C. E.. '02— Med., Capt. 
 
 Harris, II. II. , 'iS"— , 
 
 Harris, L. G., '16— Ord. 
 
 Harris, R. B.. '18— Navy. 
 
 Harris, W. R.. 'i?— Ord. 
 
 Harrison. B. IL, '10— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Harsch. E. M.. '15 — , 
 
 Hart, A. IL, 'i8—Inf 
 
 Hart, P. M., '14— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hart, R. E., '15— V. M. C. A. 
 
 Hart, R. N.. 'i7--Avia 
 
 Hart W. W., '16— Q. M. C^ Sergt. 
 
 Hart'rick, G. R., '01— Ord., Capt. 
 
 Hartwell, G., •i8~Art^ 2nd Lt. 
 
 Harwood, S. D.. '16— Q. M (.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hasberg, W. M.. 'ii — Ord., Capt. 
 
 Hashind, R. IL, '15— Ord. 
 
 Hatfield, W. D.. g'i6— 2nd Lt 
 
 Hatten, F. W., '10— Q. M. C, Capt. 
 
 Hauber, C 'i.q— Nivy, Ensun. 
 
 Haw, A. B„ g'17— Med. 
 
 Hawkins, E. W., '16— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hawkins, R. R., '13— Avia. 
 
 Hawkinson, C. O., '16— Inf., Sergt. 
 
 Ilawley, A. D.. '14— Ana., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hawley, R. S.. '07— Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Hayes, C. F., '17— Engrs., Sergt. 
 
 Hayes, E. B., '18— Navy. 
 
 Havne W. E., '18 Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hays. H. A., '08— Y. M. C. A. 
 Hayward, D., '09 — Inf. 
 Head. G. L., '17— Avia. 
 Ika<ilcy. F. L.. '16 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 H.-.-ith, D. F.. '16— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Heath (Haines) Lillian, '03— Red Cross. 
 Hcith, N. P., '13— Art., Capt. 
 Heath, T. M., '15— Art., Lt. 
 Hebbert, C. M.. g'i4— Avia., Capt. 
 Hecketsweiler, R. T.. '16— is_t Lt. 
 Hecht, A. G., 14— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Heck. A. O., g'14— Y. M. C. A 
 Heckler. L. C. '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Iledgcock, J. H., 'IS— Engrs. 
 
992 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Hedges, B. A., 'i6 — Med. 
 
 llecren, H. E., g'12 
 
 Hegsted, M. A., 'iS — Navy. 
 Heidkamp. E. II., '14 — Inf., --nd I^t. 
 Heidler, J. B., 'iS— Inf. 
 Helander, L., '15 — Ord. 
 Ilellmann, C. '06— Q. M. C. 
 Hellstrom, K. E., '08 — Art., jnd. Lt. 
 Helm, H. C, '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Helm, L. L., '12— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 Helmle, H. R., 'i i— Inf. 
 Hemphill, C. A., '15— Ord. 
 Henderson, P., '14 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Henderson, F. S., '16 — Inf., Lt. 
 Henline, H. H., '14 — Art., Lt. 
 Hensold, II. H., '17 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Hcnson, R. D., '16 Inf.. '2nd Lt. 
 
 Herbolsheinicr, A. J., '13 — Med. 
 Herdnian, Margaret M., '10 — Clerk. 
 Hermann. R. L., '15 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Herndon, R. F., '11 — Med., ist Lt. 
 Herrcke, E. A.. '11— Ord., Capt. 
 Herrick, G. W., '13— Art., Sergt. 
 Hershman, O. H.. '16— Ord., Lt. 
 *Hicknian, T. B., '15— -Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Hicks. W. E.. 'II— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Hiehel, L. B., '16— Navy. 
 Higgins, G. M.. g'i6 — 
 Hildebrandt, T. II., '05— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Hiles. E. K., '95 — Engrs., Mai. 
 Hill, T. E., '16— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hill. R. E., '17 Avia.. ist Lt. 
 
 Hillman. A. B.. '14 — Inf.. ist Lt. 
 Ilimstedt, R. E., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Hinds, M. E., '14— C. W. S., Corp. 
 Hines, L. W., '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Hinshaw, J. H.. '13 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Hirsch. E. P.. g' 1 1— Med.. Capt. 
 *Hirschl, T. E.. '14 — 
 Hjort, A. "M.. '14 — Med. 
 Hodgson. J. H. S.. '10 — .\rt.. 2nd Lt. 
 Hoehn. p. T.. '16 — Chem.. Sergt. 
 Hoehnke. ft. W., '18— Navy. 
 HotT. C. E.. '07— Art. 
 Hoffman, A. A., '17 — Inf., Corp. 
 Hoffman. P. G.. '07 — Art. 
 
 Hoffman. P. J.. '14 Q. M. C. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hoffman. R. W., '13 — Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 Tlohman. E. P.. '16— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Hohmann. H. C. '13 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Holadav. K. M.. '18— Art. 
 Ilolecek, A. B.. '17 — Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Hollev. C. E.. '12— Med.. 2nd Lt. 
 HoUister. N. P., '15 — Intell. Staff., 
 Holmburger. M.. '15 — Engrs. 
 Holmes. O. W.. '18— Inf. 
 Holt. A. P.. '14— Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 Holtson, C. A.. '13 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Holtze, H. S.. '16 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Honcr. O. A., '17— Bandf. 
 Hood. C. P.. 'is— Art.. 1st Lt. 
 
 Hood, J. D.. '10 Ord.. ist Lt. 
 
 Hopkins. E. B.. '14 — Art.. Capt. 
 Hopkins. E. C. I.. '17 — Avia. 
 Hopkins. G. S., '16 — Art. 
 Hopkins, S. C. '17— Q. M. C. 2nd Lt. 
 Hormal, \V.. '15 — Navy, Ensign. 
 Horncy, R. B., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Horney, W. R.. '17 — Naval Avia. 
 Honing, R. A., '14 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Ilorr, L. \V., '11— Q. M. C. 
 Horwich. D., '18 — Navv, Ensign. 
 Hoskins. D. T., Jr., '10— .Vrt. 
 Hostetler. L. E., '17 — Art., Capt. 
 Hostetler, W. B., 'iS— Inf.. Sergt. 
 Hough. C. P.. '16— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Housel. O. L.. '01 Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Houston, H. A., g'13 — Engrs.. Capt. 
 Houston, T. v.. 'og — Engrs.. Capt. 
 Howe. C. R.. '16 — Art.. Corp. 
 Howe, Paul E.. '06 — Med.. Capt. 
 Howe, R. B., '04—0. M. C. Capt. 
 Howe. R. P., 'iS — Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 Howell. L. D.. '07 — EngTs., Capt. 
 Howson. A. W., '18 — Engrs.. 2nd Lt. 
 Hubbard. G. \V.. '99 — Chem. 
 Hubbard. Marie. '15 — Med. Aide. 
 
 Hubbard. W. W.. '16 — Art.. Capt. 
 Huber, A. ^., '17 — Navy. 
 Huber, J. E., '12 — Chem.. 2nd Lt. 
 Hudelson, R. R., '12 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Hucnink, H. L., g'13 Chem.. 1st Lt. 
 
 Hufferd, R. W., '17— Med. Dept. 
 
 Hufford, C. T., '16— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hultman, I. N., '17— Chem. 
 
 Hiuit. A. P., 'oS — Red Cross, ist Lt. 
 
 Hunt. Ada E., '13 — ^Dietitian. 
 
 Hunt, P. S., '16 — Art. 
 
 Hunt, L. L., '16— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hunter. R. p.. '13— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Huntington. H. I.. '16 — Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Husson, H. L.. '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hutchin. C. E., '07 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Hyndman. R.. '16 — Art. 
 
 llyslop. W. II.. g'15 — ^Avia., Capt. 
 
 Ice. N. C, '15— Med. 
 
 llg. G. M.. '09 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Imes, O. S., '16 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 lines. R., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Ingels. S.. '16 — Engrs. 
 
 IngersoJl. H. B., '12 — Art. 
 
 Ingold, V. J., '13 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Ingram, H. J., '12 — 
 
 Ingwers, A. H., '18 — 
 
 Ingwersen, H. N., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Irvin. S. P., '15 — Inf., Corp. 
 
 Israel, A. L., '12— Q. M, C, Capt. 
 
 Jackman. C. H., '15 — Avia. 
 
 iackson, M. S., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Jackson, T. IL. '18 — Med.. Corp. 
 
 Jacob. E. 0., '07— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Tacobi, II. L, '18 — Art. 
 
 Jacobson. fl. G. M.. '18 — Art. 
 
 Jacquin. W. C, '18 — Navy. 
 
 Jahn. H. P.. '12— 2nd Lt. 
 
 James. E. A.. '15 — C. A. C, 1st Lt. 
 
 * lames. L. W.. '15 — • 
 
 James. W. P., '17— Inf. 
 
 Janssen. E. T.. '18 — Navy. 
 
 jariiagin. R. L.. '16 — Marines. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Tarvis. \V. B.. '15— Q. M. C. Sergt. 
 
 Jasper, T. M.. '10 — ^Avia.. Capt. 
 
 Jennings^ C. G., '16 — Art., Capt. 
 
 Jensen. G.. '09— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Jervis, P. P., '10 Art. 
 
 *Jessen. H., '15 — Navy. 
 Jeter. G. G.. '10 — Engrs. 
 Johns. D. C. '17 — Navy. Lt.. Jr. grade. 
 Johnson. E. G.. '17 — Avia.. Sergt. 
 lohnson. P., '18 — .\via.. Sergt. 
 Johnson. G. T.. '06 — Med.. Capt. 
 Johnson. H. S.. '15 — Navy. Ensign. 
 Johnson. M. C. '16 — Inf., Capt. 
 Johnson. R. C. '14 — Avia. 
 Johnson, R. E.. '17 — Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Johnson, R. M.. '17 — Navy 
 Johnston. D. I.. '16 — Inf. 
 •Johnston, J. H., g'i6 — Inf.. ist Lt. 
 
 Johnston, T. M.. '17 Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Johnston, P. E., '12 — Navy 
 Johnston, P. E., '17 — Art,, Sergt. 
 Johnstone, G. R., '13 — Ord. 
 Jones, C. C, '15 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Tones. D. E., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Jones. D. R.. 'i6 — Avia., 1st Lt. 
 Jones. E. T.. 'iS— Art. 
 Jones, H. N., '08 — Avia.. ist Lt. 
 Jones. T. L.. '09 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Tones. J. R.. '16 — Art.. 2nd I^t. 
 Jones. L. T.. k'i2 — Avia., Capt. 
 Jones. P. C, '17 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Tones, W. O.. '17 — Navy. 
 Jones, W. P.. 'iS- Inf., 1st Lt. 
 
 Joosten. E. J.. '17 Q. M. C. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Jordan. R. T.. '11 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Tory. II. W.. '14 — Art.. 2nd Ll 
 
 Joseph, \V. E.. g'i2 — Art. 
 
 Tudd. Elizabeth. '18 — Navy, Yeowoman. 
 
 Tungkunz. P.. '16 — 
 
 Junkersfeld. P.. '9=;— Q. M. C, Col. 
 
 Kaeser. A. P.. '98 — Med.. Capt. 
 
 KagA'. J. L.. '09— Q. M. C. 
 
 Kahlert. T. D.. '16- 
 
 K.ilivola. J. J.. '18— C. A. C. 
 
 Kamm. \V. P.. '16 — CTiem. 
 
Wak Service Index 
 
 993 
 
 Ka.nmladc, W. G., k'i7— Q- M. C, Sergt. 
 K.irkow, A. S., 'ii — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Karkow. W., '13 — Engrs., ist F.t. 
 Karmazin, J., '11 — Intel!. Staff, Capt. 
 Karraker. A. Ii., '16 — Inf., Corp. 
 Kasten, W. II., '16 — Cav., Capt. 
 
 Kaun, R. F., '14 Ord. 
 
 Kautz, W. W., '08 Engrs. 
 
 K.ayser, C. S., '18— Art. 
 ■ Kuehner. A. F., '14 — 
 Kucse, A. W., 'is — Chem. 
 Keith, L. P., '13— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Keller, A. R., '16 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Keller, R. II., '10— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Kelley, R. L., '14 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Kelly, F. IL, '16— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Kelly, II. E., '18— Engrs. 
 Kelly, J. T., '18— Navy. 
 Kelso, C. E., 'os— Med., ist Lt. 
 Kelso, Kuth, '08— Y. M. C. A. 
 Kemp, A. R.. '17 — Navy. 
 Kemp, T. E., 'oi^Engrs., Capt. 
 KendaU, A. F., '12— InL. 2nd Lt. 
 Kennan, C. M., '12 — Inf., Lt. 
 Kennedy, K., '17 — Art. 
 Kent, E. F., '17 — Med., Cor)). 
 Kent, E. R., '11— Ord., ist Lt. 
 Kent. L. C, '13 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Kercher. O. B.. '14— Inf. 
 Kern, V. H., '16— Avia. 
 Kerner, J. C. '17 — Avia. 
 Kerrigan, P. F.. '14 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Kessler, R. 15., '14— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Ketch, J. M., '17 — Avia., Capt. 
 Ketchum, M. S., '95 — Chem. 
 
 Kibbe, L. A., 'i? Art.. Capt. 
 
 Kiddev, Ida A., '05 — Libn. 
 Kiessig. P. P., '16 — Avia. 
 Kilby, H. S., '14 — Navy, Ensign. 
 Kimball, C. B., '94— Hdqtrs. 
 Kimball. F. S., '18— Chem. 
 Kiner, H. D., '18— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 King, D. L., '16 — Navy, Ensign. 
 King, E. H., '17— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 King, T. L., g'i6 — Chem. 
 King. W. E., '97— Art., Maj. 
 Kinsey. J., '17 — Avia. 
 Kipp, J. G., '17 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Kirby, W. L. 'i4— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 Kircher, A. M., '16 — Inf., 2nd. Lt. 
 Kircher, E. A., '11 — Art., Capt. 
 Kircher. II. J., '15 — Navy. 
 Kirchoff, R. B., '1.1— InL, 2nd Lt. 
 Kirk, II. S., 'is— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Kirkpatrick, H. B., '01 — Ord. 
 Kirkpatrick, S. D., '16— Med., 2nd Lt. 
 Kirner, W. R.. '18 — Med., 2nd Lt. 
 Klamt, R. TL, '16— Avia., Sergt. 
 Klein, C. A.. '16— Navy. 
 Klein, D., '06 — Med., Capt. 
 Klein, T. L., '18— Navy. 
 Kleinschrodt, B. L., '14 — Inf- 
 Klemmedson, A. E., '18 — Avia. 
 Kline. A. L., '18 — and Lt. 
 Klingler, R. J., '76— Art., 1st Lt. 
 Klooster, C. A., '12— Navy. 
 
 Klotz, H. J.. '12 Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Knapp, L. D., '15— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Knapp, W. A., '07 — Engrs, Capt. 
 
 Knappenberger, G. E., '08 — Med. 
 
 Knappenberger, J. M., '18 — Avia 
 
 Knight, E. B., '18— 
 
 Knoche. T. C. 'i7 — InL. ist Lt. 
 
 Knoebel, W. G., '15— Art. 
 
 Knowlton, P. C. '14— Q- M. C. 
 
 Knox, H. G., '17— Inf. 
 
 Knox, J. H., '07 — Naval Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Kobvlanski. J. L., '15— Ord. 
 
 Koch, C. E., '15— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Koch, II. C, '15— Engrs. 
 
 Koehlcr. G., '18 — 
 
 Kohn, J. L., '17 — Ord.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Koliner. O. P., '17— Navy. 
 
 Kraft, R. R., 'i8 Naval Avia. 
 
 Krase, IT. L. '17 — Chem., Sergt. 
 Krase, N. W., '18 — Chem., 2nd Lt. 
 Krebs. W. E.. '16— InL, ist Lt._ 
 Kreidler, C. J., '18— Navy, Ensign. 
 
 St Lt. 
 Capt. 
 
 Kriegh, Eli S., '16— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Kriewitz, J., '17 — Inf. 
 Kritzer, R., '16 — Avia. 
 Krupar, C. F., '18 — Art., Sergt. 
 Kuglcr, M. B., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Kuhl, J. H., '13— Engrs., Sergt. 
 Kuhl, W. P., '10— Art., Sergt. 
 Kuhn, H. H., '14— Ord., Sergt. 
 Kuhn, W. H., 'is — Navy, Ensign. 
 Kyle, G. L.. 'is— Art. 
 
 Ladd, W. S., '16 Art, Sergt. 
 
 Ladehoff, A. D., '18— Engrs. 
 
 Laffcrty, J. S., 'iS — Engrs. 
 
 Laing, W. A., '17 — Navy. 
 
 Lamb, C. A., '12— Q. M. C. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lamb, IL E., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lamb, J. J., '18— Art. 
 
 Lancaster, L. VV., g'i8 — 
 
 Lancaster, Ruth, '16 — Navy, Yeowoman. 
 
 Landon, G., '18 — Naval Avia. 
 
 Landor, W. A., 'i i — Engrs. 
 
 Landstrom, A. W., '17 — Med. 
 
 Lantz, C. W., '13— Med. 
 
 Large, G. P., '09 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Larkin, F. D., '13— Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Larsen, L. R., '13 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Larson, C. A., '06 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Larson, C. C, '18 — Chem. 
 
 Larson, I. N., '16 — Avia., 1st Lt. 
 
 Larson, R. V., '16 — Avia. 
 
 Lascelles, R. J., '17— Q- M. C, Sergt. 
 
 Lathrop. C. P., '16 — Chem. 
 
 Lattin, R., '13— Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Lalzer, Irma. '15 — Dietitian. 
 
 Lauder. F. II. , '18 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Lauer, W. W., g'17— Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Lauher, P., '12— Art., Corp. 
 
 Lauterback, E. G., 'is — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lawless, J. C, '14— Q- M. C.. Capt. 
 
 Lawnin, N., '16— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lawrence, C. W., '11 — Engrs. 
 
 ♦Lawrence, E. A., '16 — Avia. 
 
 Lawrence, M., g' 14— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lawrence, R. E., '17— Art., Corp. 
 
 Laws, J. W.. '16 — 
 
 Lawton, B. C, '15— Avia.. ist Lt. 
 
 »Layden. T. E., '13— 
 
 Layton, W. K.. g'i8 — Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Leach, M. E., '16— Med., ist Lt 
 
 Leander, E. I., '17— Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Leatherman, Marion. '16 — Libn. 
 
 Ledgerwood. L. W., '16 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lee, E. S., '13 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Lee O. H., 'ii — InL. ist Lt. 
 
 Lee, W. H., '14— Inf., Sergt.-Maj. 
 
 Leggitt, F., '17— Ord. . 
 
 Leggitt, F. W., '18— Avia. 
 
 Lehman, L. TL, '17— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Leibsle, R. W., '16— Engrs 2nd Lt _ 
 
 Leidendeker. F. E., '08— InL, Sergt. -Maj. 
 
 Leist, C, '18— Tnf. 
 
 Le Kander. R. E.. '16— Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lemen, W. C. S., '9S — Engrs., Lt.-Col. 
 
 Lemp, J. F., '17— Chem 
 
 Lendman, A. N.. '17— Med. 
 
 T,enzen. A. F.. '17— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Leonard, W. N., '15— Cav., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Lcrch, E.. '17— Avia. 
 
 Leriche, W., '14— Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Levinson, L., '10— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Levinson, M. C, '17— InL 
 
 T cvis C. P. '10 — Inf.. Capt. 
 
 T evis, W. E., '13— InL. ist Lt. 
 
 Lewis, C. D., g'17— Med. 
 
 Lewis, F., '12— ist Lt. . 
 
 T>ewis, G. Q., '10 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 T.ewis, T. ET, '14 — Art. 
 
 Lewis, T. T.. '17 — Art., Capt. 
 
 Lewis, K. H., • 10— Art. , . _ . 
 
 Lewis, R. R.- '12— Naval Avia., Ensign. 
 
 *Lewis, W.. '07— Cant. 
 
 Liedel, R. B., '17— InL, Sergt. 
 
 T.iggctt, L. .\.. '14— Navy. 
 
 T.incoln, C. W., '16 — Avia.. Corp. 
 
 Lindberg, E. F. J., '09 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 T,indebcrg, G. L., '18— Navy. 
 
 Lindlcy. F. H., '09— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
994 
 
 I'NiviiKsiTY ov Illinois 
 
 :ml I.t. 
 
 Mate. 
 
 Limlsey, G. H., "15 — Navy, EiisigiL 
 "l.iiuisey, J. K., "17 — Cav., ist Lt. 
 Liiidsoy, 1.. M.. '17 — Avia. 
 l.iiulstrom, A. \V., '11 — Art., Capt. 
 l.iiuMuU>ll, U. A., '17 — Choni. 
 
 Linkins, U. H., H'14 Med. 
 
 l.im>:>ra. K. \V.. "^17— Art.. -muI Lt. 
 
 l.inslcv. C". iM.. "lo — ist Lt. 
 
 Little, C. R., 'it.— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Little. L. L., 'II— 
 
 Littleton, A. C 'u— Q. M. C. 
 
 Livin^stotie. L. L., 'u — Q. M. C. 
 
 Llewellyn. Ruth, "ii -Y. JL C. A. 
 
 Llewellvn. R. C, '06— Q. M. C. f.-ii-t. 
 
 1 lovil, U. C, '03 — Inf., Jiul lA. 
 
 Lloyd, T. IL, 'is— 
 
 Loehr, T. H,, '13 — Avia. 
 
 Louaii, C. R., '07 — Enirrs., Capt. 
 
 Logan, F. A., '17— Q. M- *^' 
 
 LoiiR. L. F., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Looniis, C. B., '17 — Inf. 
 
 Lord, A. R., k'ii — Fngrs.. ^Lij. 
 
 Lord, AL F., 09— Art., jiul Lt. 
 
 LotJi, IL II., 'iti — Art. 
 
 Louret. F., "17 — Art., Corp. 
 
 Love, C S.. '16— .-Kvia., Mach. Mate. 
 
 Love (nrownl, I.elia. '04 — Red Cross. 
 
 Love. K. 1.. '08 -.\vi;>.. ist Lt. 
 
 l.ovell, M". ^L, '17— Avi.n. 
 
 I owi-ie. S. iL, k'oS— O. R. C. Capt. 
 l.udvik. n. E., iC— Inf., --ndj-t. 
 
 l.iulwijr. v.. R., 'n — EnRis,, Serg-t. 
 l.iuhvii;. L. J.. 'lO — Art., (."orp. 
 I.neder, R. ^L, '17 — Engrs. 
 
 I.ukens, W. P.. g'i6— Avia.. ist Lt. 
 
 Linwley. I.. R., 'I^ Avia., Sergt. 
 
 Lnniinis. L L.. '17 — Inf., jnd Lt. 
 
 I iinimis, >L F., '10 — .Vrt., ist I.t. 
 
 I und. .1. \'., '17 — Navy. 
 
 l.uiul.ihl, R., 'i I — 
 
 1 undeen, C. C, '17 — Ord. 
 
 1 iiiulin. R. S., '15 — Art.. -Mid Lt. 
 
 l.ntulsren, F. E., '18 -Navy. Maoh, 
 
 1 uney, R. T., '15 — Inf. 
 
 Lurie, S. L. '17 — Engrs. 
 
 I utes. Ci. W., '17 — Engrs. 
 
 l.ut/. R. S., '15 — Engrs.. ist Lt. 
 
 Lvon.<!, O. I., '18 — Kngrs., Sergt. 
 
 MoCandlisli, F. R., '17- 0- M. C. 
 
 •McCaskey. C. P., "oo— Inf.. Capt. 
 
 "MoC.ninhev. L. D.. 'i4__Navv. 
 
 McClell.ui. K, II.. '17— Inf. 
 
 AtoCKnid. L F.. '17— Inf.. Scrgt. 
 
 MoCoUister, M. S., '10— .Vrt., Corp. 
 
 MeConib. T>. Q.. '10 — Engrs., M.ai. 
 
 Molonnell, M. G.. 'iS— Inf., .-nd "I.t. 
 
 MoCord. R. N.. '10 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 McCov, D. \V.. 'i.'— Art., jnd Lt. 
 
 McCov. IL W, "17— Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 McCmoken. IL O., '14— Art., and Lt. 
 
 AtcCracken. W. K., '16— Avi.v. 1st Lt. 
 
 MoCunibcr, C. W., '16— 
 
 McCune. I. M., 'i,?— Inf., jnd I.t. 
 
 McnonaKl. R. M., '10— Inf.. jnd Lt. 
 
 McDonald, l.ovis. '08— Engrs.. ist Lt. 
 
 McEvov. T. T.. "17 — Marines, ist Lt. 
 
 MoFarland, W. J.. "07 -Inf., jnd Lt. 
 
 McFarl.Tne. W., c'ls — Chrni. 
 
 I^fcGannhev, O. E., •16— Inf., jnd I.t. 
 
 MaoCillivrav. M. E.. "18 — Navv. 
 
 MeOegor. T. 1... 'iS— .^rt., .'nd Lt. 
 
 Molntyre. G. E., '13 — Engrs., ist I.t. 
 
 Mclntvre. l.oiiisp, 'or — Y. M. C. A. 
 
 MoKeelinie. II, W.. "16 -Engrs.. .-nd Lt. 
 
 >LKe<'ver. R. E., *iR — .-Vvia. 
 
 MoKellogg. C. S., g'15 — Chem., Corp. 
 
 ^teKennie. E.. '11 — .\via. 
 
 Mi-Keon, J. M., *i6 — Engrrs., jnd It. 
 
 ^^oKeo\vn, J. I.., '15 — .Vvia.. jnd I.t. 
 1 7 — .\via. 
 
 «'i7 .Avia. 
 
 'it — .-Vvia.. Jnd 1 1. 
 lo- F.ncrs.. ist It. 
 
 NL-I (-e. E. n.. 'u<5 — Navv, Ensign. 
 
 M.u-Millan. L. C. 'it— Enyrs. 
 
 McMillen. G, R.. *is— 
 
 MoNulta. S.. '17 — Inf.. ist Lt. 
 
 MoKinnrv, N.. ' 
 MoKown," H. C, 
 AfcKown R. 1... 
 Mclean, T. C, 
 
 MacPherson, E. S., '15 — Avia,, Capt. 
 
 Machovec^ E. P., 'i8— Art. 
 
 Mackev. F. I., '10 — Engrs. 
 
 Mackie. K. Y., '17— 
 
 .Mackiii, P, L, 'iS— Art. 
 
 M.-vgatli, T. 11., k'i7 — Med. 
 
 NLiguirc, W. I., '10 — Inf. 
 
 Mahannali, A. E., g'lO— .\via. 
 
 NLihn. i;.. 17— 
 
 MaluHMl. II. S., '16 — Engrs., jud Lt. 
 
 Mail. E. F., 'ii — -Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Main, K. C, 'ofi — Med., Capt. 
 
 Makutchan, C, 'iS — Engrs. 
 
 Malaise. C. L., '14 — Engrs., jiul It. 
 
 NLilev. R. C. '1=;— Old.. Jiid Lt. 
 
 Mallorv, M., 'n'— Med., i.st Lt. 
 
 Mallorv. R. H., '18— Naval Avia.. .-nd Lt. 
 
 MaltUv", F. I?.. '8.-— Engrs.. Col. 
 
 Mauley, O. R.. 'i7~^Q- M. C. jnd Lt. 
 
 "Manspeaker, L. \'., "og — Engrs.. Capt. 
 
 Manspeaker. W. \V., *ij — -Engrs. 
 
 Manuel. U. T.. K'17— ist Lt. 
 
 Marliold. Pauline, "17 — Navy, Yeowonian. 
 
 Markson. IL, "17 — Inf,. Sergt, 
 
 Marquis, L. 11., 'is — -.Vrt. 
 
 Martinis, S. 1).. g lO — San., jnd It. 
 
 Marsh. IL R.. '05— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Marshall, R. \V., '16 — Marines, Cnpt. 
 
 iMarston, L. R., g'17 — 
 
 Martell. E. A.. '18— Avia., jnd Lt. 
 
 Martin, \V. IL, 'i6— Inf., jnd Lt. 
 
 Marx, F. A. K., 'k;— Ord. 
 
 Marx, C. R., '17—0. M. C, Sergt. 
 
 Mason, .\. IL, 'lO Art., --nd Lt. 
 
 NLison. M. M.. 'ii— .Vvia. 
 
 MasiMi. R. S., 'it) — Art.. Capt. ^ 
 
 Mason. R. S.. *io — Navy, 
 
 Math. K. R., 'm — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 ^L^ther. F. E., 'oj; — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 .Matliews, L IL. '1 \ — 
 
 Mathews. "\V. IL, '16— Inf., jnd Lt. 
 
 ^Llthews, \V. R.. '17 — Alarines. Capt. 
 
 Mattill. H. A., g'lo— Med., Capt . 
 
 •Mattinglv, L. L, '16 — Engrs. 
 
 Mattinglv". W. iV. '14— .\rt. 
 
 Mattist^n. T. D.. 'i^; — Art., jnd l4. 
 
 Mattoon, E. \V.. 'is— Art., jnd Lt. 
 
 Manrv. C. F., 14 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Mautner. R. V., 'iS— Cheiu. 
 
 Mantx, C, .L, '04 — Med,, ist Lt, 
 
 Mavor. 11, N., '16 — Engrs,, Capt, 
 
 M.axwell. S, I., '06 — Lif. 
 
 Maxwell. L. "IL, '17— Art,, .-nd Lt, 
 
 Maxwell. R, .L. 'i.S- Inf., jnd Lt. 
 
 ^Liy, C, R,, '17 — .\via 
 
 Mav. IL C. g' 
 M.av, \V. \V.. 
 Mavo. T. IV, 
 >L-achain. W. C, 
 Me.ad. L. S.. 
 MealitT. A. E 
 
 I^Iod. 
 '00 — Art,, ist Lt, 
 'i8^Inf. 
 
 o — Med,. Capt. 
 
 Med,. Sergt. 
 "■ C. 
 1st Lt. 
 
 '16- 
 Meek, C. T.. 'i,?— Q. M. C. 
 Meek. H. T,. '18— Inf 
 Meek, \V„ '17— 
 Menkc. II. n., '!<;— Engrs., jnd I.t. 
 
 Mercer, C, F,, 'iJ^ ,\rt., jnd Lt. 
 
 Mercer. R, O., 18 — Navv. 
 Merrill. S, F,. "oo— Q. M. C. 
 Merrill, T, A,, '14— 
 Merrills, M. C. '14 — ^.-Vvia. 
 >rerriniaii. I. R.. '16 — Med. 
 Meserve, T." D.. 'ii— InL. ist Lt. 
 Metz. C. ,\., '15 — ^Engrs. 
 Metzler, A. M,, 'lO — Navv, Ensign. 
 Mever. A. F., '17— 0- M'. C. jnd Lt. 
 Meyer. F. E. A. IL. M8— Capt. 
 Meyers, H, A,, 'u — Engrs.. Jnd Lt, 
 Middleton, T, C, 'iS — Engrs. 
 MidkitT. I. IL, '17— 
 Miles, P," K.. ' I J— Avia, 
 Millar. P. 11,. gi8— Art, 
 Millar, R, \V,. \6— Inf,, ist Lt. 
 Miller, .-V, R,, *iS— Engrs, 
 Miller, n. A,, 'uS— Art.. Capt. 
 Miller. P. E., '16 — Avia.. ist Lt. 
 Miller, E. F., '16— O, M. C. 
 Miller. E, M.. 'lo— Med.. Cant, 
 Miller, E. S.. 16— Inf., 1st Lt. 
 
Wai{ Sekvick Inijicx 
 
 99 S 
 
 Miller, F. R.. "16 Inf.. ist Lt. 
 
 Miller, J. K., g'13 — Navy 
 
 Milkr, 1. G., ^^16— Cheni. 
 
 Miller, 1. II., 'is— 
 
 Miller, M. K., '12 — ^Navy 
 
 Miller, k. A., '07— Avia., ist I,t. 
 
 Miller, U. .S., K'17— 
 
 Millin, k. B., '16— Marines. 
 
 Mills, (;. (•.., 'is— Q. M. C, Capt. 
 
 Mills, I. M., '07— <J. M. C, ist Lt. 
 
 Mills, W. A.. '09— 
 
 Millsp.uiKli, M. L., '07— Ord., ist Lt. 
 
 Miner, II. C, '16 
 
 Miner, L. W., '14— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Minnis, L. E., '16 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Minor. L. L., '13 Chem. 
 
 Misiier, F., '13 — Art. 
 Mitchell, L O., '13— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Mitchell, 1-. O., '18— 
 Mitchell, N. D., '10 — .Avia., ist Lt. 
 Mc.lTett, D. R., '17— Inf. 
 Mohlinan, F. W., '12 — 
 Molilman, Z. II., '16 — 
 Moncrief, J. W., '18 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Montague, A. k., '15 — -Kn^rs., Capt. 
 MnntRomory, J., k'is^ — -Enfjrs., 2n(l Lt. 
 Mi)ii,tK"niery, M., '12 — 2n(l Lt. 
 Muntf^oincry, T. L., '17— Med. 
 McjntiKel. J. k., '12 -F.nKrs., ist Lt. 
 Mooncy, R. S., '16 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Moore, A. R., '18— 
 Moore, J. K., '08— Inf., Capt. 
 Moore, J. R., a'ng — Inf., Capt. 
 Moore, I.. A., '^if.— Chem. 
 Moore, W. A., '16 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 "Moore, W. K., '18— Avia. 
 Morav.-i, W., '78— Q. M. C, Maj. 
 Morgan, R. W., 16 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Morgan, T. S.. '16 — Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 Morrill, O. L., '12— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 Morrill, L. S^ '16 — Art., Capt. 
 Morris. N. M., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Morris, V. L., 15 — Kngrs., (.'orp. 
 Morrison, D. K.. '14 — Art., Capt. 
 Morrison, I. G., '17 — Avia., .Sergt. 
 Morrison, T. E., '08 — Inf., Capt. 
 Morrison, R. L., '11 — Engrs., C!apt. 
 Morrison, W. R., '17- Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Morrissey, E. IL, 'i5--Navy, Ensign. 
 Morrow, N. C., 'o.i Med., C'a|jt. 
 Mosby, B. H., '00— ist Lt. 
 Moses, R. U, '16 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 •Mosfier, W. E., g'13— Q. M. C. 
 Moss, R. R., '10— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Mounts, W. W., '16 — Avia., Cai)t. 
 Moyen, C. P., '17 — Chcm.. Corp. 
 Mueller, C, '17 — Navy, Ensign 
 Mueller, H. R., '16 — Art., Sergt. 
 Mueller. IL .S., '14— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Mucssel, R. A., '18 — Inf. 
 Mulac, L. E.. '16— 
 MuUins, E. R., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Munger, G. E., '08 — Inf., Corp. 
 Munroe, C. L., '13 — Art. 
 Munson, J. L., '17 — Inf., Corp. 
 Murphy, C. W., '11— Q. M. C, ist Lt. 
 Murr, M.. '14 — Engrs. 
 Murray, G. E., 18 — Art., 2iid Lt. 
 Murray, M. F., '12 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Mnshani, J. W.. '98 Engrs., Capt. 
 Myers, IL D., '12 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Myers, IL L., '09 — Art., Capt. 
 Myers, W. R., '16 — Navy 
 N.-igel. V. E., 'oo--Med. Cat)t. 
 Naprsiek, F. J., '14— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 •Narkinsky, C. S., '12— Inf., Capt. 
 Nathan, (). M.. '14 — Navv. 
 Nathanson, J. B., g'13 — Engrs. 
 Nan, R. II. , '12— Ord. 
 Nay, J. R.. '12— Inf., rst Lt. 
 Neal, IL F., 'ii— Med. 
 Neheker, M. E., '08— 
 Needier, J. IL, '17— InL, ist Lt. 
 NetT, IL A., '18— 
 Nelson, A. L., 16 — Avia. 
 Nelson, ){., '11— Inf.. 1st Lt. 
 Nelson, L W., '17- -Art., C;i|it. 
 Nelson, M. N., '15— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 Nelson. R.. '12— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Nclsoti, W. O., '17 — 2nd Lt. 
 Neslage, O. J., '16 — Engrs., and Lt. 
 Nevins, A. S., 'i^ — Inf., jnd Lt. 
 Newell, G. A.. '14— Q. M. C. 
 Newlin, IL V., 'i7~Q. M. C. 
 Ncwlip, W. A., '18 — Sergt. 
 Newlovc, G. IL, g'i8 — Navy, Ensign 
 Newton, R. K., '18 — Avia., -Mid Ll. 
 Nichol, E. S., '17— Med., Sergt. 
 Nichols, F. W., '16- -Inf., ist Lt. 
 Nichols, J. L., '13 — 
 Nichols, K. C, 'is — Navy, Ensign 
 Nichols, W. L., 'i,";— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Nickelsf)n, J. M., '14 — Med. 
 Nicki, I'". S., 'i2— Chem., Corp. 
 Niedernieyer, F. D., 14— Y. M. C. A. 
 Nixon, (;. R., '11— Art., ist Lt. 
 Noble, C. W., '95—0. M. C., Maj 
 Noble, J. M., '16— V; M. C .A. 
 Nocrenbcrg, C. E., '07 — Art., Maj. 
 Nolan, A. J., '16 — Inf., 2nrl Lt. 
 Nolan, (. T., '18— Chcm. 
 Nolan, W. J., g'i7- — InL, 2nd I-t. 
 Norbury, F. G., g'13— Med., 2iid Lt. 
 Nordby, J. E., g'16. — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 '^'-'■- '■ '' '-7— InL, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Norlin, F. C. 
 
 Norris, D. R., '17 — Engrs., 2nd 
 Norris, W. K., '15 — Engrs. 
 North, C. L. '16- InL 
 
 Lt. 
 
 North, W. A.. '10— Q. M. C. 
 
 Noth, E F., '14— Art., Serjjt. 
 
 Nowlen, P. A., '15 — .Siig. (.'orps. 
 
 Null, M. M., '00 -Med., Capt. 
 
 Nutt, (I. S., '1.3 Med. 
 
 Nutting, 11. G. I)., '06 — Avia. 
 
 Oberdorfer. II. I)., 'lo-Ord., Capt. 
 
 Oehs, C. A., '17—0. M. C, Sergt. 
 
 O'Connor, C. A., '13— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt, 
 
 Odell, A. A.. '15— Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Oelnnke. M. F., '13— InL, Sergt. 
 
 Ogle, A. IL, '13— Inf., Capt. 
 
 Ohriuii, I). B., '18— Engrs. 
 
 Olesen. II. L., '18— Sig. Corps. 
 
 Olin, IL L., '11— Chem. 
 
 Olin, 1. B.. '17 -Navy 
 
 Olsen, C:. I-'., '16- -Marines 
 
 Olson, Agnes, '14 — Y. M. ('. A. 
 
 Oiner, L., '02— l)ir. Ath. I)iv., Capt. 
 
 Orcutt, A. IL, '14.- Med., Lt. 
 
 Ott, L E., '17— Chem. 
 
 Ott, P. W., 'i7--Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Ottinan II. P., '13- InL, Corp. 
 
 Otto, (;., '17 — Art., Sergt. 
 
 Olisley, IL P., '14— InL, 1st Lt. 
 
 Overend, II. G., '17 — Art., ('apt. 
 
 Ovcrlon, R. M.. '17— Q. M. C., 2iid Lt. 
 
 Owen, C. N., '16 — TnT., Capt. 
 
 Owen, II. P., '18— Navy 
 
 Oxer, G. (J., '03 — Engrs., Major. 
 
 Pagin, J. B., '16 — Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Palmer, C. .S., '17 — Inf. 
 
 Palmer, G. M., '08— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Palmer, J. C '14- Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Palmer, J. W., '10 — Art. 
 Palmer, W. K., '13— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Panhorst, I'". W., i."; — Navy 
 Pankow, C. J., '13 — Avia., i.st Lt. 
 Parish, W. L., '16 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Park J. W., '14— Art., ist Lt. 
 'Parker, R. W., 'i.s — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Parker, W. 1 1., 'o.^ — Avia. 
 I'.irker, W. K., 'i.s— InL, 1st Lt. 
 I'.irker, W. W., '08— Engrs., Capt. 
 Parkins, E. IL. '14 — Navy, Ensign 
 Parkinson, K. W., '16— InL 
 Parr, (,'. IL, '13 — Art. 
 Parsons, Maude, '07 — Dietitian 
 Partridge, IL k., i i — Navy, Ensign 
 Partridge. N. L.. '13 — Art., Capt. 
 Palehill, G. T., '17— Ord., Sergt. 
 I'.iton, W. C, '09 — Engrs., Capt. 
 I'.itten, N. B., 'is — Engrs., 2nd Lt, 
 I'atton, I. v., '17— Art., Corp. 
 I'e.iree, I. B., '09 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 I'e.tniian, A. C, '08 — Med. 
 I'earson, I'. II., '18 — Navy 
 Pecchia, V. A., '17 — Engrs. 
 I'eck, R. L.. '17— Art., 1st Lt. 
 Pcdler, R. IL, '17 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 
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 Peeplcs, W. M., 'iJ^Art., ist Lt. 
 Peine, A. F.. g'13 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Peirce, W. Mc. '18 — Cheni. 
 Pemberton. C, '10 — Ord., Sergt. 
 Pence. O. E '10— Y. M. C. A. 
 Pendarvis, II. R., '17 — Navy, Ensign 
 Pendarvis, W. O., '15 — Art., ist Lt. 
 Penhallovv. L. 1?., 'iS — Navy 
 Percival, Stella, '17— V. M. C. A. 
 Perkins, Francis, '18 — Y. M. C. A. 
 Perrigo, L. D., '04 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Perry, K. G.. '15 — Art., Corp. 
 Peterson, C. H., '17 — Marine. 2nd Lt. 
 Peterson, H. C. R., '14 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Peterson, R. W., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Peterson, S. C, 18 — Avia. 
 Peterson, T. E.. '17 — Engrs. 
 'Peterson. W. C '16 — Marines, 2nd Lt. 
 Pethvbridge, F. H., '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Petty, M. R., '17 — Naval Avia. 
 PfeiiTer. T. E., '96 — Marines 
 PfeiflFer. B. S., '12— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Pfeiffcr, R. S., '17 — Engrs. 
 Phelps, J. M., g'i6 — Navy 
 Phipps, T. E., '06 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Pickels, G. \V., g'li — Avia. 
 Picken, J. F., '16 — Avia. 
 Pickler, W. E., g' 18— Avia. 
 Pierce, B., '17 — -Navv, Ensign 
 Pierce, R. C, '08 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 •Pihlgard. E. F.. '16— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Pike, G. H., '15 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Pillinger, R. A., 'oS — En^rs.. Capt. 
 Pillsbury, C. S.. '07 — Avia.. Maj. 
 Pinault. Louis C, 15 — Engrs. 
 Pinckney, F. L., '10 — Q. M. C, Sergt. 
 Pinknev. L. A., g'lS — ^led.. Corp. 
 Plank, 'v. S. G., '92— Y. M. C. A. 
 Piatt, T. B., '16— 
 Piatt, C. S.. '14— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Plumb, E. F., '10 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Pluninier. Honor L.. 'i.' — ■ 
 Pogiie. H. A., '16 — .\via., 2nd Lt. 
 Polk. W. W.. '18— Engrs. 
 Polkowski, H., '12 — Engrs. 
 PoU.ard, A. R., 'lo— Ord., Capt. 
 Pollard, C. R., '03— Inf.. Maj. 
 Pollard. H., '09— Ord., Capt. 
 Pond. F. H., '11— Navy 
 Pool. E. H., 'is— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Poor. L. S., '17— Inf. 
 Poornian, A. P., '07- — Engrs., Capt. 
 Pope, L. A.. '15 — Avia.. ist Lt. 
 Popperfuss. H. J., '10 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Porter, F. M., g'li — Avia. 
 Porter, H. C. '97— Ord., Capt. 
 Porter. H. II.. 'i7— O. M. C, jnd Lt. 
 Porterfield. W. B., 'Ta— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Postel, F. W., 'is— 
 Poston. E. v., '11 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Powell, A. R., g'i8— Chem. 
 r.nvers, J. II.. '17 — .\via., Capt. 
 Preston, A. F., 'i6 — Marines 
 Preston. F. D., '10 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Preus, P. R. A., '14 — Art. 
 •Price. H. M., '03— 0- M. C, Capt. 
 Prince. D. C, '12 — O'rd., ist Lt. 
 Priiulle. M. L., '13 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Propst, r>. \V.. '16— Med. 
 Pruett. E. F., '16— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Pulcipher. K. D.. '18 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Pimg. \V. Sing Chong. '14 — Inf., Sergt. 
 Purcell, W. T.. '17 — Engrs. 
 Purdv. R. IL, 'is— Navv 
 Purnell. W. F.. 'iS— ' 
 Pyron. J. E.. '17 — Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 Questel. B. H., '16— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Quick. H., '17 — EngTs.. ist Lt. 
 (~>uiinbv. T. C, g'lr — Med. 
 Oninn. R. J., '12— Q. M. C. 
 R'^KilHMX'. K. S.. '17— Ord. 
 RadclitTe. W. IL. '01— O. .M. C. Maj. 
 Radlev, G. R., '00 — Navv, 2nd Lt. 
 Rafinski, C. J.. '18— Ord.. ist Lt. 
 Rahn. L. A.. 'iS — Navy 
 Raliii. R. C. "16 — Engrs. 
 Raibourn, C, '16 — Avia. 
 Raibourn, P. A., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Raines, L. C, '18 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rail, E. R., '15— Engrs.. Capt. 
 
 Ralston, S. A., '13 — Art., jst Lt. 
 
 Ramey, G. E., '12 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Ramser, J. H., '17 — Navy 
 
 Randall, E. A., '11 — Engrs.. ist Lt. 
 
 Randall, F. L, '18— Inf., Corp. 
 
 Randall. T. D., '15— 
 
 Randolph, O. C. F., '13 — Engrs., Maj. 
 
 Rang, C. K., '14 — Inf., 1st Lt. 
 
 Ranney, VV. P., '17— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Raphaclson, S. M., '17 — Navy 
 
 Rapp, E. W., '17 — Med. 
 
 Rapp, J. II. , 'is — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Ratclitf, G., 'is— Art. 
 
 Ratcliffe, I. L., '16— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Raschcr, C.. '12 — Chem. 
 
 Rathburn, A. E., '13 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rathburn, H. H., *i8— 
 
 Rathfon, S. C. '12— 
 
 Rayburn, A. B., '15 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Reagan, M. E., '17 — .\via. Capt. 
 
 Reasoner, M. A., '96 — Med., Maj. 
 
 Re.-it. Ruth. '05— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Redborg. C. E., '14 — Art. 
 
 Kidderson. E. K., "i,?— Ord.. ist Lt. 
 
 Rcddick, H. W., g'o6— Engrs. 
 
 Redhed. \V. S., '10— Q. M. C. Capt. 
 
 Reed. F. L, '17 — Avia. 
 
 Reed. T. K., g'i7— 
 
 Reed. M. L, '17 — Avia.. ist Lt. 
 
 Rees, C. C, g' 15— Art., Capt. 
 
 Rees. E. A.. g'i8 — 
 
 Reese, L. W.. '16— 
 
 Rehnquist, E. p., '17 — Art. 
 
 Kciger. IL L, '10 — Art. 
 
 Reillv, R. T"., '14— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Reimert, R. R., '14 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rcinsch, B. P., '18— Avia. 
 
 Reitz. W. R., '13— Ord., Capt. 
 
 Reno. G. B.. '15 Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rentfro. P. C. '^10— InL. Maj. 
 
 R.-nwick, G. W..— Med.. Capt. 
 
 Reyerson, L. H.. g'17 — Chem., ist Lt. 
 
 Rhea. C. T. J., 'is- — Navy, Ensign 
 
 Rhodes, C, '16 — Avia., :st Lt. 
 
 Rhue. P. M., '18— Art. 
 
 Rice, H. M.. '14 — Avia. 
 
 Rich, I. D. B., '15— Avia. 
 
 Richardson, H. R.. '17 — 
 
 Richmond. G. K.. '15- Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Ridgely. T. E., 'i3;-F. A., Capt. 
 
 Ritter, T. G., '17 — -Engrs. 
 
 Ritter, \V. T., *i8— Chem., ist Lt. 
 
 Roark. R. L, '11— Art., Capt. 
 
 Robert, J. H., '14 — Inf., Sergt. Maj. 
 
 Rolierts, C. C. 'i2 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Roberts, C. N.. '82— Engrs., Col. 
 
 Roberts. C. S., '12 — Navy, Ensign 
 
 Roberts, H. A., '02 — Engrs.. Capt. 
 
 Roberts, M. D., '17 — 
 
 Roberts, \V. R., '88— Engrs., Lt. Col. 
 
 Robertson, A. B., '18 — Navy 
 
 Robertson, II. S., '16 — Avia. 
 
 Robinson, .-V. W., '16 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Robinson, H. S., '07 — Engrs.. 1st Lt. 
 
 Robinson, R. E., '08 — Art., Capt. 
 
 Robinson. \V. R., '06 — Q. M. C, Capt. 
 
 Rockwell. L.. '10 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Roe. E. B.. '18— Inf. 
 
 Rollers. Elsie M., -17— 
 
 Rogers, H. B., '15 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Rogers, G. S., '16 — Naval Avia., Ensigrn 
 
 Rogers, H. S.. '17 — 
 
 Rogers. H. T., 16— Inf., 1st Lt. 
 
 Rohn, F. A.. '16 — En^rs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rohrer. C. L, '11 — Avia. 
 
 Rol.and. V."A.. '14— Ord., Sergt. 
 
 Rolfe, Mary A., '02 — Red Cross 
 
 Roman, O., '14 — Avia., 1st Lt. 
 
 Roman, \V., '12 — Avia., Capt. 
 
 Romero. N., '18 — Navy 
 
 Ross. K. D., 16— Q. M. C, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rowe, R. Y., '13 — Navy, Ensign 
 
 Rowland, F., '14 — Chem., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rubv. G. B.. 'is — Chem., ist Lt. 
 
 Ruckel, J. G., '14— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rue, O., 'is— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
War Skrvice Index 
 
 997 
 
 Kucdi, C. II., '17— Inf.. ist Lt. 
 
 Rueff, J. A., '16 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 
 Rugg, "b. M., '10 — Kngrs., 1st Lt. 
 
 Rukin, M., '15 — Sergt. 
 
 Runinicry, F. A., '13 — Orel. 
 
 Rundle, W. H., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Rundquist, K. T., '18 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Runucbcrg, E. C, '17 — 2nd Lt. 
 
 Rush, R. L., '16 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Russell, G. S., '09 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Russell, J. T., '11 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Russell, L. M.. '12— Inf. 
 
 Rust, L. J., '16 — Navy, Ensign 
 
 Ruth, R. W., '15— Navy, 
 
 Rutledge, B. I., '16— Inf. 
 
 Ryther, II. W., '15 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 
 Sadler, W. C. S3— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Sailer, F., '18— 
 
 Salisbury, G. W., 'iS^Inf. 
 
 Samson, C. L., '02 — ^Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Sanders, R. L., '14 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Sangdahl, G. S., '13— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Sanvictores, J. G., '08 — Q. M. C, Capt. 
 
 Savage, W. C., '17 — Art. 
 
 Savage, W. E., '17 — Med. 
 
 Sawtell, W. A., '10— Art.. Maj. 
 
 Sawyer, D. II., '02— Q. M. C, Lt. Col. 
 
 Sawyer, G. L., '03 — 
 
 Sawyer, II. G., '15 — Med. 
 
 Sawyer, Margaret, '14 — Dietitian 
 
 Sayre, C. li., '13— Art, Lt. Col. 
 
 Scales, W. II., S4— 
 
 Schaller. A. L., '07— Q. M. C, Capt. 
 
 Schaller, Gill^ert S., '16— Ord., ist Lt. 
 
 Schaller W. F., '10— Ord., ist Lt. 
 
 Schaumberg, E. G., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Schecht, M., '17 — Inf., Sergt. Maj. 
 
 Schecter, R. W., '16 — Engrs. 
 
 Schiesswohl, P. Q., '15 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Schicsswohl, R. L., '16 — Marines, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Schifflin, A. K., '18— Navy 
 
 Schinnerer, O. P., '13 — Inf., Corp. 
 
 Schmidt, L., '13— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Schneider, A. C, '17 — Inf.. Corp. 
 
 Schobingcr, E., '15 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 *Schoepperle (Beyer), Katherine, '15 — Clerk. 
 
 School, R. S., '16— Inf., 1st Lt. 
 
 Schoonover, W. R.. g'i6 — Engrs., Lt. 
 
 Schreiber, L. II.. '18— Inf. 
 
 Schreiber, R. E., '04— Q. M. C. 
 
 Schrocdcr, C. W., '05 — Maj. 
 
 Schroeder, W. F., '07 — 
 
 Schroepi)el, H. H., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Schulz, F. T., '18— 
 
 Schulzke, W. IL, '09 — Avia., Capt. 
 
 Schumacher, Dixie H., '17 — Dietitian 
 
 Schumacher, R., '09 — Ord., Sergt. 
 
 Schuster, G., '10 — Ord., Capt. 
 
 Schwartz, L., '11 — Art. 
 
 Scott, L. W., 'II— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Scott, R. A., '17 — Chcm. 
 
 Searle, J. C, '11 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Sears, C. E., '01 — Med., Capt. 
 
 Seely, F. B., g'ls — Avia. 
 
 Seese, R. S., '12 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Seidenberg, N. C, '15 — Avia. 
 
 Scifert, H. F., '16— 
 
 Seifried, A. G., '16 — Avia. 
 
 Seifried, J. F., '12 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Sellards, J. A., 'j2 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Sellards, W. IL, '16— 
 
 Selzer, L. J., '18- 
 
 Senneff, G. F., '15- Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Sesler, P. R., '11— Q. M. C. 
 
 Severance, L. E., '16 — Art. 
 
 Seyster, E. W., '15 — Art. 
 
 Shapiro, I. M., 'i2^Int., Sergt. 
 
 Shapland, E. P., '14— Inf. 
 
 Sharp, J. C, '17 — Med., Sergt. 
 
 Shaw, E. M., '15 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Shaw, J. W., '08 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 .Shawl, R. I., '16 — Naval Avia. 
 
 Sheaff, R. P.. '18— Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 "Shectz. A. v., '16 — Art. 
 
 Shelby, E.. '16— Art., Capt. 
 
 Shelden, W. W., '16— InL, ist Lt. 
 
 Sheldon, II. K., '16— Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Sheldon, N. E., '18— Art. 
 
 Sheppard, C. H., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Shepperd, J. D., 14 — Inf., Corp. 
 *.Sherinan, C. L., '15 — 2nd Lt. 
 Sherrick, J. C, '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Sherry, L. B., '10 — Med., ist Lt. 
 Shiekfs, C. C, '10 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Shields, J. E., '16 — Art. 
 Shirk, W. A., '12— Art. 
 .Shivejey, W. S.^ '15 — Avia. 
 Shoemaker, J. E., '03 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Shoemaker, J. W., 'lO — Inf. 
 Shonkwiler F. L., 'i8^Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Shook, C. II. , '15 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Shook, C. W., 'is— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Short, W. C, '01— Inf., Lt. Col. 
 Shott, Ruth E., '17 — Dietitian 
 Shup, L. E., '18 — Navy 
 Siebens, A. R., '15— Y.'-M. C. A. 
 Sieberns, L. C», '12 — 
 Siegmund, H. O., '17 — Avia., Capt. 
 Siegrist, D. C, '18 — 
 Silberniann, O. E., 'iG — Engrs., Sergt. 
 Silkman, ]. M., '15 — Art., ist Lt. 
 Silver, Milton G., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Simms, W. M., '16 — Inf. 
 Simonich, J. L., '14 — Engrs. 
 Simons, R. S.. '16— Med. 
 Simpson, C. C, '12 — Naval Avia. 
 .Simijson, E. B., '17 — Inf., 1st Lt. 
 Simpson, G. E., '13 — Chem. 
 Simpson, L. F., '17 — Avia., Capt. 
 .Simpson, T. M., '17 — Navy 
 .Skaddon, IL F., '15 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Skarstidt, M., '11 — Libn. 
 Skidmore. M.. g'09 — Y. M. C. A. 
 Skinner, G. S., gi5 — Engrs., 1st Lt. 
 Slack. W. S., '18— Navy 
 Sladek, G. E., '17- Inf. 
 Sladek, R. B., '18 — Navy, Ensign 
 Sladek. V. R., '12 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Slater, M. E., '15 — Med., 2nd Lt. 
 Slocum, I'.^ '06 — Navy, Ensign 
 Slocumb, L. C, '01 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Slosson, R. L., '11 — Ord., Sergt. 
 Smart, A., '17 — Engrs. 
 .Smart, R. L., '14 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 Smejkal, F. J., '14 — Ord., Sergt. 
 Smial, E., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Smiley, L. D., '16 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Smith, C. E., '16 — 
 
 Smith, C. IL W., '08— Engrs., i.st Lt. 
 •Smith, C. W., '17 — Marines, ist Lt. 
 Smith, D. L., '11 — Art., Capt. 
 Smith, Ellen G., '02 — Libn. 
 .Smith, F. B. F., '05— Inf., Capt. 
 Smith, G. C. '18— Avia. 
 Smith, G. L., '17 — Cav., 1st Lt. 
 Smith, G. W., '15 — Marines 
 Smith, IL E., '16 — Navy 
 Smith, J. W., 17 — Avia., 1st Lt. 
 Smith, L. A., '08 — 
 Smith, Mary, '18 — Dietitian 
 Smith, R. L., '14 — -Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Smith. R. W., '08— Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Smith, W. M., '14— Y. M. C. A. 
 *Smoot, W. E., 17 — Navy 
 Snapp, R. R., '13 — Art., Capt. 
 Snell, C. E., '18— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Snell, H. S., '18— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Snider, E. Q., '16— Ord. 
 .Snoddy, R. L., '16 — Avia. 
 .Snow, C. H., II — Naval Avia. 
 Southwick, J. D., '09 — Q. M. C., 2nd Lt. 
 Spangler, C. F., '18 — Navy, Ensign 
 Spear. Elsie T., '14 — Dietitian 
 Spierling, A. O., '10 — Navy, Ensign 
 Spencer, V. E., '15 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Sperry, R. E '18— Inf., Sergt. 
 Sponsler, T. M., '12 — En^rs., ist Lt. 
 Sporlein, L. W., '14 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Scjuier, G. K., '17 — Art., ist Lt. 
 Stahl, J. G., '03 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Stahl, W. A.. '16— Avia., ist Lt. 
 Stakemiller, B. B., '00 — Navy, ist Lt. 
 Stall, W. P.. '17— Inf. 
 Stanley, E. L,, '17— 6. M. C, Corp. 
 Stanley, O. O., '01 — ^Med., Capt. 
 Stanton, .S. C, '79 — Med., Maj. 
 Stearn, A. E., g'17 — Engrs. 
 Steamy, C. G., '14 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
qqS 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Steele. D. A. K.. h'or>— Med.. Maj. 
 Steinhoff, F. L., '17 — Engrs. 
 Steinmayer, A. G., 'id — Ord. 
 Steiiiiiiaver, K. A. ]., '16 — 
 Stephens. R. B.. ^11— Inf. 
 Stephenson. E. B., g'lo — Engrs., Capt. 
 Stephenson, L. A., "04 — Ord., 2nd Lt. 
 Stearns, E. D., '07 — Avia.. ist Lt. 
 Stevens. R. M., '14 — Engrs. 
 Stevens, V. T.. '15— Q. M. C. 
 Stevens. W. E., g'14 — Ord., ist Lt. 
 Stevens, W. M.. '17— Q. M. C, ist Lt. 
 Stewart. J. T., '93 — Engrs., Lt. Col. 
 Stickney, F. S.. g'lS — Inf. 
 Stinson, I. S., '15 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Stirton, J. C, '16 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 *Stitt. R. D. v., '15— Inf. 
 Stockdale. T. E., '17— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Stoddard. G. W., '17 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Stokes. L W.. '12 — Avia. ist Lt. 
 Stone, A. G., '16 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Stopp, G. D., '15 — Avia. 
 Storey, E., '03 — 
 
 Stoutter, E. L., '18— Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 Stough. G. H., '13 — Art., Maj. 
 Stout. F. L., '11 — Inf.. ist Lt. 
 Straub, E. J., '18 — Avia. 
 Strehlow, P. V., '13— 
 Strickland. R. M., '16 — 
 Stringer, J. K.. '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Stroheker, F. S., '15 — Art., Corp. 
 Strohni. A. J., '00 — Camp Libn. 
 Strong. A. C, '14 — 
 Strong. T. VV., '18 — Navy, Ensign 
 Strong, T. J., 17 — Navy 
 Strong. \V. A., '14— Q. M. C. 
 Stuart. E. K., '10 — Inf., Capt. 
 Stubcnrauch. E. A., '18 — Engrs., Corp. 
 Stunkard, II. W., g'14 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Stvles, E. B.. '12 — -Engrs., Capt. 
 Siilger, A. IL, '18 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Sullivan. W. W., '11 — Art., Corp. 
 Sundell, R. D., '16— Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 SutclilTe. E. G., g"i4— Med., Sergt. 
 Suter, E. R.. '14 — Engrs. 
 Sutherland. G. F., '13 — Med. 
 Sutton. F. H.. '10 — Navy, Ensign 
 Swain, D. T., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Swanberg, E. D., '18 — Na\'y 
 Swanberg, Marion G., '18 — Dietitian. 
 Swanson, C. M., '14 — 
 Swanson. F. C. '14 — Ord. 
 Swartwout. E. C., '16 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 .*^weit?■.er. F. E.. '12 — Inf. Capt. 
 Swenson. C. E., '17 — Q. M. C, Capt. 
 Swenson, E. II., '13 — Tingrs.. ist Lt. 
 Swern, P. \V.. '11 — Engrs., Maj. 
 Swett, L. W.. '14 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Swigart. Faith. '17 — Sec. 
 Swisher, W. J.. '10 — Engrs. 
 Swope. R. C. '15 — Med. 
 Taber, B. F.. '13 — Avia. 
 Taft, Lorado. '79— Y. M. C. A. 
 Taggart. J. F., '17 — .Art. 
 T.albot. K. H., 'oq — Constr. Div., Capt. 
 Tanner, T., '17— Q. M. C. 
 Tapping. C. H.. '15 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 *Tarnoski, A. S.. 'i^ — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 Taylor. C. B.. 'iS— Avia., ist Lt. 
 Tavlor, M. P., '13 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Taylor, N. O.. '18— Art. 
 Taylor, Nell, 'oS— Red Cross. 
 *Teare. J. L.. G'17 — Navy. 
 Tebbetts. G.. '99 — Navy. 
 Temple, II. R., '00 — Avia. 
 Templin, R. L.. p-'i7 — Engrs. 
 Ten Brqck. C. '08— Med.. Lt. 
 Tendick. F. II., '17 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Terrev, \V. H.. '10 — Navy. 
 Terril". C. T., 'is— Art. 
 Terrv. R. B., '17— Avia., Sergt. 
 TerrV. R. I.. '16— Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Thacker. C. B.. '17 — Corp. 
 Thatclier. DeW. W., '15 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 Thorn. J. D.. 'is— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Thomas, J. L., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 Thomas. T. L., '14 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 Thonins, k. R.. '12 — Art.. Sergt. 
 
 Thomas, R. R., 'i6^-2nd Lt. 
 
 Thomas. S. J., '17 — Engrs. 
 
 Thomason, J. F., '13 — Inf. 
 
 Thonipst)!!. G. S., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Thompson, H. C, '13 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Thompson, II. P., '13 — Avia. 
 
 Thompson. R. II. . '17 — Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Thorne, F. II.. '16— Art. 
 
 Thorne. L. E., '15 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Thorud, B. M.. '18— .\rt. 
 
 Ticknor. T. IL, '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Tiffen. J. D.. 'iS— Art. 
 
 Tilson. D. M-. '10 — Art. 
 
 Tilton. L. D.. 'i^ — Art. ♦ 2nd Lt. 
 
 Tinkev. O. C... '18— Avia.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 *Tippet, R. VV., '15 — 2nd Lt. 
 
 Tolman, II. II., '12 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Tolmie, T. VV., '17 — Navy. 
 
 Tombaugh, G. D.. 'iS — Art. 
 
 Tonilinson, Ben, '06 — .Vrt., Mai. 
 
 Tower. A. M., '17 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Trclease. S. B., '18 — Avia., Capt. 
 
 Tressel, H. S.. '14 — Art. 
 
 Treuthart, L. S., 11 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Trobridge, C. E., '16 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Troster, M. C, '18 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Troster, O. J., '16— Q. M. C. 
 
 Trowbridge, C. L., '15— Q. M. C. 
 
 Truman. J. II. , '11 — .-Vvia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Trumbo. "S. M., '16 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 
 Tucker, R. II., '18- Navy. 
 
 Tukey, II. B., 'iS- Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Turlev, R. E., '13 — Art.. Capt. 
 
 Turner. A. IL, '17 — Art., Lt. 
 
 Turner. C. E., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Turner, E. DeVV., '12 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Turner, Frank, '14 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Turner, II. M., '10 — Sig. Corps. 
 
 Turner. L. M., '18— .\via. 
 
 Tuthill. J. K., '14 — Avia., Capt. 
 
 Tuthill. T. P., '17— .\via.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Udinski." VV. P.. '18— Cheni. 
 
 L'rbain. L. F., '10 — Engrs.. Capt. 
 
 V^alentine, H. DeVV., '13— Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Van Alyea, M. C 'i6 — Art., Sergt. 
 
 Van Cleave, B., '17 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 
 Van Cleve. A. T.. '11 — .-\rt. 
 
 .Vandercook. P., '14 — Inf.. Sergt. 
 
 Van Dervoort, J., '11 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Vandeveer, H. C, '12 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Van Doren, M. A.. '14 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Van Inwagen, F.. '08 — Navv. Ensign. 
 
 Van Meter, Anna R., '05 — Dietitian. 
 
 Van Meter. T. C. '17 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Van N.itter."F. M., '16 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Van Praag. A.. Jr., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Van Sant. R. T., '16 — .Art.. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Van Sant. VV. L., '15 — Art.;^ ist Lt. 
 
 Van Schoick, E. H.. '11 — Engrs., ist Sergt. 
 
 Vawtcr. I. T., '04 — Navv. Capt. 
 
 Vedder, "E. C, '17- Med. 
 
 Veirs. VV. L.. '17— Med. 
 
 Velzy, C. R.. '14 — Navy. 2nd Lt. 
 
 Vernon. M. II. . '17 — Inf. 
 
 Veronda, M., '18 — Art., and Lt. 
 
 Vial, H. C, '18— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Vial, N. S., '18— Avia. 
 
 Vigeant, G., Jr., '12 — Inf., Capt. 
 
 Vliet, E. B.. '18— Cheni., Sergt. 
 
 Voigt. II. L.. '16— Navy. Ensign. 
 
 Von der Lippe, E. C. F., '02 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Vopat, J. F.. '18 — Art., 2iid Lt. 
 
 Vosburgh. VV. R., Jr.. '13 — Navy. 
 
 VVagenseil, E. VV.. '05 — Avia.. Lt. 
 
 Wagner, A., '15 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Wagner, A. L., '14 — Avia. 
 
 Wattncr. VV, A., '15 — Inf., Corp. 
 
 \\ .issiatf, C. D.. 'iS — Navy. 
 
 Wainright. T. B., 'is— Avia. 
 
 Wajv-eland. F. R., 'iS— Art., Sergt. 
 
 Wakeland. G. E., '17— 
 
 Waldo. .\. VV.. '17 — Kavy, Ensign. 
 
 Walker. A. F., '17 — Avia. 
 
 Walker, F. VV.. Jr., '11 — Art., 1st Lt. 
 
 Walker, T. S., 'is— Avia. 
 
 Walker. "R. A., 'ii— Med. 
 
 Walkerly, Dorothy. '15 — 
 
 V\'alkerly. Victoria, '14 — Dietitian. 
 
Wak Service Index 
 
 999 
 
 •Wallace, E., '13 — Art. 
 Wallace, E. D.. '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Wallace, F. M., '11 — Engis. 
 Walraven, W. B., '16 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Walser, S. A., '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Walsh, J. E., '17— Art. 
 Walsh, L. B., '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Walter, C. M., '11 — Sig. Corps. 
 Walters, II. H., '15 — Avia. 
 Walters, J. N., '14 — Art. 
 Walton. J. K., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Wand, A. W., '12— Art. 
 Ward, F. A., '11 — Sig. Corps. 
 Ward, P. H., '13— Art. 
 *Ware, M. B., '17 — Inf.. ist Lt. 
 Warinner, C. W., '14 — Art.. Capt. 
 Warren, F. B., '14 — Art., ist Lt. 
 Washburn, L. J., '10 — Navy, Ensign. 
 Waters, E. E., '13 — Avia. 
 Watson, G. W.. '14— Ord., Sergt. 
 Watson, J. W., '16 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Watson, K. M., '17 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Weakley, H. G., '07— Med. 
 Webb, J. K., '16— Med. 
 Webb. R. S., '14— Med., Capt. 
 Webber, H. E., '16— Art., Capt. 
 Webster, G. G., '17 — Chem. 
 Wedge, L. B., '18— Inf., Lt. 
 Weingartner, C. F., '15 — Engrs., 2nd Lt. 
 Weis. H. W., '13— Art., Capt. 
 Wells, F. S.. '15— Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Welty, W. M., ^^14— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Welty, D. C, '17— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Wenholz, W. W., '11 — Engrs.. Lt. 
 de Werff, H. A., '14— Inf., ist Lt. 
 Werrusing, H. J., '09 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 West (Davis), Linnie, '17 — 
 Westbav, J. IL, '17 — Inf., Corp. 
 Westcott, C. H., '14 — Constr., ist Lt. 
 Westenhaver, J. LeR., '18 — Navy, Ensign. 
 Weston, F. W., '10 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 Whaite, C. M.. '13 — Ord., Sergt. 
 Whalin, O. L., 'i 8— Navy. 
 Wham, B., '15 — Inf., ist Lt. 
 Wham, C, '12 — Art., Capt. 
 Wheeler, A. W., '11- — Engrs., Capt. 
 Wheeler. R. C, '15 — Navy. 
 ♦Wheeler. W. E.. Jr., ':;'— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 Whelan, J. M., '13 — Navy. 
 White, F., '80— Inf.. Col. 
 White, F. H., Jr.. '16— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 White, G. R., '16— 2nd Lt. 
 White, J. D., '02 — Art., Major. 
 White, J. G., '13 — Marines, 2nd Lt. 
 White, P. L., '16— Art., ist Lt. 
 White, R. S., 'iS— 9. M. C, Sergt. 
 White. S. M., '96 — Med., Major. 
 Whitelaw, J. C, '15 — Avia. 
 Whitham, M. E., '96 — Engrs., Capt. 
 Whitley, G. C, '16— Q. M., Sergt.-Maj. 
 Whitnel, J., '16 — Inf.. 2nd Lt. 
 Whitney, J. L., '17 — Avia., Lt. 
 Whitney. L. H., '17— Art., ist Lt. 
 Whitsitt, H. W., '03 — Ord., Capt. 
 Whitson, M. J., '02— Q. M., Lt.-Col. 
 Whittum, S. ri.. '11 — Med. 
 Wiersema, IL A., '13 — Engrs. 
 
 Wiley, G. G., '12 — Avia. 
 
 Wiley, R. E., '16 — Engrs. 
 
 Wilford, R. N., '17— Inf., Lt. 
 
 Wilkins, J. E., '18— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Wilkinson, E. G., '15 — Inf. 
 
 Wilkinson, J. H., '15 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Williams, G. A., '18 — 
 
 Williams, G. R., '10 — Engrs., Lt. 
 
 *Williams, L. G., '12 — InL, ist Lt. 
 
 Williams, R. J., '01 — 
 
 Williford, E. A.. '15 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Willits, W. M., '18— Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Wilson, A. C, '17 — InL, Lt. 
 
 Wilson, D. W., g 12 — Chem., ist Lt. 
 
 Wilson, F. H., '12 — .Art., Sergt. 
 
 Wilson, G. C, '17— Art. 
 
 Wilson, H. S., '12 — Art., ist Lt. 
 
 Wilson, J. A., '14 — Inf. 
 
 Wilson, L. R., '07 — 
 
 Wilson, N. K., '14 — Avia., jnd Lt. 
 
 Wing, O. N. '16— Art. 
 
 Winkelman, H. A., g'lt; — Chem., Capt. 
 
 Winquist, S. V., '14 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Winters, L. M., '18— Navy. 
 
 With. G. O., '15 — Navy. 
 
 Wold, I. E., '16 — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Woleben, D. P., '14 — Engrs., ist Lt. 
 
 Woleben, W. t., '18— Navy. 
 
 Wolf, IL C, '13— Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Wolff, C. J., '14— Inf. 
 
 Wolter, H. F., '18— Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Wolter, M., '16— Q. M. C, Lt. 
 
 Wood, D. C, '13 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Wood, H. G., '14 — Engrs., Capt. 
 
 Wood, H. T., '15— 
 
 Woods, A. C, '^17— Ord. 
 
 Woods, R. C, '17— Y. M. C. A. 
 
 Woods, R. J., '17 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Woodward, P. S., k'i3 — Med. 
 
 Woodyatt, H., '17 — Avia., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Woolston, W. H., '13 — Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Worrell, J. L., '13 — .\rt. 
 
 Wray, C. W., '16— Art. 
 
 Wright, E. P., '16 — Engrs. 
 
 Wright, J. E., '12 — Avia., ist Lt. 
 
 Wrisley, G. A., 'i6- — Navy, Ensign. 
 
 Wroby. N. W., '18— C. W. S. 
 
 Wussow, A. F. D., '09 — Med., ist Lt. 
 
 Wyeth, Ola M., '06— Libn. 
 
 Yates, R. R., '11— Navy, 2nd Lt. 
 
 Yeager, L. E., 'iS^.Avia. 
 
 Yeagrer, O. K., '11— Q. M. C, Capt. 
 
 Yerington, J. G., '18 — Inf. 
 
 Yntema, L. F., — Sig. Corps Lab. 
 
 Yockey, M. A., '18 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Young, A. T., '17 — Inf., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Young, D. S., g'17 — Marines, ist Lt. 
 
 Zaleski, J. P., '17 — Engrs., Sergt. 
 
 Zearing, L. A., '11 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 Zehr, G. A., '18 — Avia. 
 
 Zerbee, L. F. S.. '11 — Avia., Maj. 
 
 Zieman, W. W., '15 — Chem. 
 
 Xtesenheim, J. R., g'17 — Avia.. 2nd It. 
 
 Ziesing, H. H., '08 — Engrs.. ist Lt. 
 
 Zinser, R. B.. '16 — Navy, PZnsign. 
 
 Zollinger, J. E., '15 — Art., 2nd Lt. 
 
 W.\K Service Summary 
 
 Summary of Illinoi.s Graduates, former students, and faculty members, present 
 aiid past, Urbana and Chicago departments, who have served or are now serving 
 in the world war. 
 
 (Corrected to May 6, 1919) 
 
 Men 5201 
 
 Women 106 
 
 5307 
 
 Overseas 1254 
 
 In the United States and possessions 4053 
 
 5307 
 
looo University of Illinois 
 
 Army 4162 
 
 Navy 607 
 
 Marines 90 
 
 Y. M. C. A. army secretaries 45 
 
 Red Cross (men) 13 
 
 Camp Librarians (men) 7 
 
 Athletic directors 8 
 
 Women 108 
 
 Branch unknown 267 
 
 5307 
 
 Commissioned officers, army and navy 2146 
 
 Non-commissioned, privates, rank unknown, and miscellaneous 3161 
 
 5307 
 
 Graduates 2267 
 
 Former students (non-graduates) and faculty 3040 
 
 5307 
 
 Died in service 149 
 
 Army Summary 
 
 In f antry 896 
 
 Aviation and other signal corps work 819 
 
 Artillery 804 
 
 Medical 519 
 
 Engineers 456 
 
 Quartermasters 314 
 
 Ordnance 211 
 
 Chemical warfare 107 
 
 Cavalry 36 
 
 4162 
 Commissioned Officers in the Army and Navy 
 
 Brigadier-geaerals 6 
 
 Colonels 9 
 
 Lieutenant-colonels 20 
 
 Majors 68 
 
 Captains 316 
 
 First lieutenants 573 
 
 Second lieutenants 1055 
 
 Naval officers 99 
 
 2146 
 Classification of Women in Service 
 
 In the United States "]"] 
 
 Overseas 29 
 
 106 
 
 Base hospital dietitians 2% 
 
 Clerks and stenographers 20 
 
 Camp and camp librarians : 15 
 
 Red Cross * 7 
 
 Canteen workers (organization not stated) 10 
 
 Yeowomen 5 
 
 Psychologists 3 
 
 Y. W. C. A. workers overseas 3 
 
 War camp community service secretaries 3 
 
 Bacteriologist i 
 
 Medical work in Belgium i 
 
 Work overseas for American committee on devastated France 3 
 
 Cantonment laboratory technician i 
 
 Branch unknown (overseas) 6 
 
 106 
 
 Total number in war service, exclusive of the Illinois S. A. T. C. unit 5307 
 
 Including S. A. T. C. and S. N. T. C 8719 
 
 (S. A. T. C, 2609; S. N. T. C, 424; Chicago departments, 379; total S. A. T. C. and 
 S. N. T. C, 3412). 
 
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF ALUMNI 
 
 Numerals indicate classes of baccalaureate alumni; f means faculty; 
 g, graduate alumni; h, honorary alumni; t, trustees. Addresses differ- 
 ing from those in biographical sketches are based on later information. 
 
 UNITED STATES 
 
 ALABAMA 
 
 AUBURN 
 
 Bell, N. E., f, Farm Agt. 
 Hitt, Agues v., is, Agt. 
 Peltier, G. L., g. Prof. 
 
 BIRMINGHAM 
 
 Clarke, Kate F. (Mrs. W. H. Stockham) 
 
 Errmierson, R. J., 06, Lawyer 
 
 Mattson, E. N., '12, Engr. 
 
 Mueller, G. R., '07, Agent 
 
 Smith, Elizabeth M. (Mrs. E. N. Mattson) 
 
 'is 
 Sponsler, J. M., '12, Engr. 
 Stockham, W. H., '85 
 Yolton, R. E., '05, Engr. 
 
 CITRONELLE 
 
 Bird, F. F., '01, Engr. 
 
 Grouse, Florence H. (Mrs. W. M. Case) '17 
 ENSLEY 
 
 Kirkwood, Frances, '12, Teacher 
 FAIRHOPE 
 
 Jackman, Ida (Mrs. E. G. Dougherty) '00 
 
 GREENSBORO 
 
 Parkhurst, M. S., '12. Farmer 
 
 MILLER'S FERRY 
 
 Henderson, F., '14, Farmer 
 
 MOBILE 
 
 Byrne, L., '98, Prin. Schs. 
 Glass, J. B., '06, Draftsman 
 Hargis, W. I., g, Engr. 
 
 MONTGOMERY 
 
 Long, R. H., '06, Agr. 
 RED BAY 
 
 Jerdan, A. L., g, Agr. Agt. 
 TUSKEGEE 
 
 Brady, S. E., g. Prof. 
 WAGONER 
 
 Moore, Laura M., g, Prin. 
 
 ARIZONA 
 
 BISBEE 
 
 Chapman, Edith M., '18 
 Fricke, H. H., '07, Mech. 
 Hiller, W. G., '10, Draftsman 
 Snider, E. Q., '06, Teacher 
 
 CLARKDALE , 
 
 Faust, P. A., '12, Mech. 
 Keeney, H. E., '00, Draftsman 
 Moser, L. E., '12, Engr. 
 
 DOUGLAS 
 
 Gilkerson, Aletha (Mrs. H. M. Wells) '02 
 HUMBOLT 
 
 Smith, E. S., f, Mgr. 
 JEROME 
 
 Porter, R. K., '96, Banker 
 LOWELL 
 
 Heislar, C. S., '10, Engr. 
 MESA 
 
 Peterson, T. E., '17, Business 
 MIAMI 
 
 Griffiths, W. M., '10, Engr. 
 
 PHOENIX 
 
 Bannister, K., '11, Phys. 
 Brown, A. B., '17 
 
 PHOENIX— Continued 
 
 Creighton, Mary E., '17, Teacher 
 Frankenberg, Pearle (Mrs. D. H. McCIin- 
 
 tock) '04 
 Heller, Opal B., '91, Teacher 
 Holmquist, F. N., '09, Engr. 
 Janssen, 0., '04, Arch. 
 Kays, E., '79, Mgr. 
 Lowe, R., '10, Ranchman 
 Pickrell, W. S., '74. Farmer 
 Wood, H. C, '10, Auditor 
 
 PRESCOTT 
 
 Anderson, G. F., '97, Engr. 
 Lodge, P. E., '01, Mgr. 
 
 Wood, Cornelia E. (Mrs. H. H. Linney) g. 
 Lawyer 
 
 SAFFORD 
 
 Chambers, W. R., '93, Lawyer 
 TEMPE 
 
 Young, Rose J. (Mrs. F. H. Ballou) '10 
 TOMBSTONE 
 
 Kingsbury, J. T., '99, Lawyer 
 TUCSON 
 
 Brown, E. J., g, Prof. 
 
 Cullum, W. H., g, Dir. 
 
 Forbes, R. H., '92, Agronomist 
 
 Kelley, Mae E., '13, Teacher 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 ARIZONA— Continued 
 
 TUCSON— Continued 
 
 Skidniore, M., g, Prof. 
 
 Tatarian, B., '87 
 
 Waldo, Marie L. (Mrs. E. P. Taylor) '00 
 
 Williams. K. H., g. Prof. 
 
 WARREN 
 
 Irving, E. F., '09, Engr. 
 
 WARKKN t'ontinued 
 
 McKee, W. E., '90, Supt. 
 
 WELTON 
 
 Eraser, Annabell (JNIrs. F. E. Leidcndeker) 
 
 •08 
 Leidendeker, F. E., '08, Rancher 
 
 ALMYRA 
 
 Graham, W. M.. g. Broker 
 
 AUGUSTA 
 
 Varnes, A. G., '03, Engr. 
 
 BONO 
 
 Elliott, E. E., '18 
 
 BRYANT 
 
 Argraves, A. J., '07, Farmer 
 CARLISLE 
 
 Roberston, L. S., '00, ^'et. Insp. 
 EUREKA SPRINGS 
 
 Barnes. Mary L., '88 
 
 Bronson, Lillie O., '89 
 
 FAYETTEVILLE 
 
 Christopher, C, '09, Prof. 
 
 Elliott. J. A., g. Prof. 
 
 Harrison, Annabel R. (Mrs. J. C. Jordan) g 
 
 Jordan, J. C. f. Prof. 
 
 Kemp, J. G., '06, Prof. 
 
 Lusskv. A. E., g, Prof. 
 
 Mitchell. B., Jr., f. Prof. 
 
 Stewart. C. L., g. Prof. 
 
 Watts, C. H., '13, Instr. 
 FT. SMITH 
 
 Lyman. G. IL, '72. Business 
 
 Peck, II. S., '07, Engr. 
 HOPE 
 
 Prall. Beatrice, '16, Libn. 
 JONESBORO 
 
 Cope, W. A.. '13, Teacher 
 
 Hollard, H. W., '15. Instr. 
 
 ARKANSAS 
 
 J ON ESBORO— Continued 
 
 Kays, V. C '09, Pres., Sch. 
 
 Sample, A. T., ':6, Farm Mgr. 
 LITTLE ROCK 
 
 Dens<in, C. H.. '18, Agr. 
 Fuller, C. M., '13. Engr. 
 Garnett, R. E., '08. Revenue Agt. 
 Garver, N. B., f, Engr. 
 Hodgins. W. B., '14, Farmer 
 Tones, D. E.. '17 
 Millar, P. H., g. Bus. 
 Sachs, W. H., f, Chem. 
 Sanders. T. M.. '02, Arch. 
 Shaw, B. B.. '11. Engr. 
 Wittenberg, G. IL, '14, Draftsman 
 
 OLENA 
 
 Stebbins, S. L., '15. Farmer 
 
 PARAGOULD 
 
 Leggit, F.. '17, Agr. 
 Leggit, F. W., '18 
 
 PINE BLUFF 
 
 Ponzer, K. L., '10, Engr. 
 SPRINGDALE 
 
 Bouton, C. S., '91, Hort. 
 STUTTGART 
 
 Adams, .\. M.. '17. Farmer 
 
 Hubbard, Marie E.. '15, Sec, 
 
 Powell, B. E., f. Planter 
 
 TWIST 
 
 Twist, J. F., '11. Farmer 
 
 CALIFORNIA 
 
 ALAMO 
 
 Turner. H., '82, Engr. 
 
 ALHAMBUA 
 
 Marsh, D., '09, Engr. 
 Schoonover, W. R., g 
 
 ALTADENA 
 
 Moore, Minnie R., '96 
 
 BAKERSFIELD 
 Waugh, Rose 
 Teacher 
 
 (Mrs. J. Brower) 
 
 BERKELEY 
 
 Bachmann. F., '10, Chem. 
 
 Bair. W. H., g, Asst. 
 
 Bennett, Stella. '03, Libn. 
 
 Buck, T.. f, ProL 
 
 Bumstead, A. P., '08, Journalist 
 
 Bumstead, F. M., '06, Libn. 
 
 Campbell, Juniata G. (Mrs. T. F. Hunt) '84 
 
 Carroll. Jessie A. (Mrs. R. E. Smith) '01 
 
 Cessna. Maud O., '10. Teacher 
 
 Cole. Agnes M.. '01, Libn. 
 
 Davis, }. O., '86, Lawyer 
 
 Davison, Ruth (Mrs. W. F. Langelier) '13 
 
 Domonoske, A. B., f, Instr. 
 
 BERKELEY— Continued 
 
 Earle, Mary T. (Mrs. W. T. Home) '85, 
 
 Writer 
 Fairchild, Rozina P. (Mrs. J. O. Davis) '86 
 Fender, C. W., '11, Teacher 
 Fleager, C. E., '99, Engr. 
 Foote, F. S., Jr., f, ProL 
 Foster, L. F., g. Teacher 
 Greves, G. L., '13, Instr. 
 Gunlhorp, Pauline, '00, Libn. 
 Hill, Cora J.. '84, Clerk 
 Hunt, T. F., '84, Dean 
 Isham, Helen (Mrs. H. A. Mattill) f 
 
 Jacobs. M. J., 'o^. Educator 
 ones. L. T., g. Instr. 
 Kingsbury, Margaret (Mrs. F. S. Foote) f 
 Kofoid, C. A., f. Prof. 
 Kofoid, Prudence W., g 
 Kollock, Lily (Mrs. L. J. Paetow) f 
 Langelier, W. F.. g. Prof. 
 MacGregor, H. P.. '12, Metallurgist 
 Mathews. W. R., '17 
 Mattill, H. A., g. ProL 
 Ogawa, Z., g. Arch. 
 Paetow, L. J., f. Prof. 
 Sachs, Inez F. (Mrs. W. S. Colby) 'og, 
 
 Libn. 
 Schneider, A., '01. Bacteriol. 
 Williams, Anna W., '07. Instr. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1003 
 
 CALIFORNIA— Continued 
 
 Educator 
 
 '13, Teacher 
 
 BERKELEY— Continued 
 
 Williamson, A. S. J.. '98, Engr. 
 Woodworth, C. W., '85, Teacher 
 Wright, D., '16, Asst. 
 
 BURLINGAME 
 
 Otani, K., '17, 
 CENTERVILLE 
 
 Case, J. R.. Jr., 
 CHARTER OAK 
 
 White, Lena L., '08, Teacher 
 CHATSWORTII 
 
 Gray, N. A., '83, Rancher 
 CHICO 
 
 Costar, L., '13, Farmer 
 
 Johnson, R. O.. '06, Prof. 
 
 Woodmansee, R. C, '03, Business 
 
 CLAREMONT 
 
 Burnell, K. A., '10, Stud. 
 Neeley, C. G., '80, Prof. 
 
 COMPTON 
 
 Eraser, W. A. G., '99, Engr. 
 CORONA 
 
 May, H. M., '98, Mgr. 
 
 Paine, A. E., '99, Prin., IL S. 
 
 CORONADO 
 
 Flower, Lucy L. C, t 
 COVINA 
 
 Ross, V. R., g. Teacher 
 CROCKETT 
 
 Raymond, Kuth (Mrs. W. E. Hazeltine) '99 
 CUCAMONGA 
 
 Acer, Katherine E., '14 
 CUPERTINO 
 
 Taft, F. A., '82, Banker 
 DEL MAR 
 
 Slocum, Mary J. (Mrs. R. A. Bareuther) 
 '04, Teacher 
 
 DESCANSO 
 
 Noble, T., Jr., '82, Miner 
 DORRIS 
 
 Blach, Eva (Mrs. R. Farrar) '07 
 
 EAST AUBURN 
 Hayiies, M. R. 
 
 '08, Draftsman 
 
 EUREKA 
 
 Green, F. H., '96, Engr. 
 Meredith, Ino V., '14, Teacher 
 
 FT. GARLAND 
 
 Campbell, J. P., '74, Physician 
 
 FRESNO 
 
 Bates, J. S., '02, Engr. 
 
 Bean, Elsie M. (Mrs. F. W. Docker) '06 
 
 Davis, M. R., '17, Arch. 
 
 Neal, H. P., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Rowell, C. H., f, Ed. 
 
 Swartz, A. C, '73, Arch. 
 
 Thomas, F. W., g. Prof. 
 
 West, Linnie (Mrs. M. R. Davis) '17 ■ 
 
 FULLERTON 
 
 Morgan, Harriet A., '10, Instr. 
 
 GH^ROY 
 
 Ellis, Lola D. (Mrs. J. W. Forsyth) '84 
 
 GLKNDALE 
 
 Alspach, F. A., '01, Engr. 
 Andree, J. W. S., '07, i:-ngr. 
 Kimball, R. IL, '06, Acct. 
 
 GLENDORA 
 
 Kenner, B. F., '16 
 GRIMES 
 
 Roliinson, Candace I. (Mrs. B. F. KaufF- 
 man) '06 
 
 HANFORD 
 
 Cuttle, F., '04, Physician 
 HOLLYWOOD 
 
 Rose, C. R., f, Engr. 
 
 Scudder, C, 
 Williams, E. 
 
 O., '7.';, Teacher 
 02, Instr. 
 
 HOLTVILLE 
 
 Smith, v., 'os, Prin. II. S 
 IMPERIAL 
 
 Carberry, R. S., 
 
 B. 
 
 9.S. Engr. 
 I, Farmer 
 
 '04, Engr. 
 
 Suryieb, I. 
 KENNETT 
 
 Reef, A. J., 
 LA JOLLA 
 
 McDougle, v., f, Instr. 
 LOMA 
 
 Howell, C. IL, '05, Engr. 
 LOMPOC 
 
 Crawford, L. N., '17, Arch. 
 
 LONG BEACH 
 
 Akers, Deborah C. (Mrs. S. M. Travers) 
 
 '08 
 Brayton, Dorothy M., '14 
 Broadhead. Annie M., '02, Osteopath 
 Crapnell, C. E.. 'i i 
 Longueville, J. C, '15 
 Paine, M. M., '06, Teacher 
 Travers, S. M., '11. Bus. 
 Wilson, Bernice C, '14, Dir. 
 
 LORDSBURG 
 
 Herwig, J. N., '99, Draftsman 
 
 LOS ALTOS 
 
 Craig, Florence M., '17, Libn. 
 
 LOS ANGELES 
 
 Alden, E. S., f, Instr. 
 
 Allen, Grace M., '05, Teacher 
 
 Allen, Mary E., '05, Teacher 
 
 d'Amato, O., f, Asst. 
 
 Ayers, Grace (Mrs. W. A. Powers) '93 
 
 Bannister. J. C. '11, Engr. 
 
 Bennett, IL C, 09, Chem. 
 
 Bennett, R., '99, Engr. 
 
 Berry, R. C, '10 
 
 Bevis, D. G., '09, Contr. 
 
 Blakeslee, J. W., '96, Salesman 
 
 Boner. H. E., 'os, Engr. 
 
 Brundage, M. D., '02, Editor 
 
 Carter, Florence E. (Mrs. E. G. Sherman) 
 
 '01 
 Clark, Emma A., '02, Teachej 
 Cline, L. A., '14, Engr. 
 Colby, R. R.. '06, Mgr. 
 Crellin, C. V., '97 
 Cunningham, R. E., '02. Engr. 
 Davidson, T. M., '05, Engr. 
 Davis, Bertha A. (Mrs. J. D. Coplen) f, 
 
 Mus. 
 Davis. Helen G., '18 
 Dietrich, B. H., '09, Bus. 
 Dinwiddie, Virginia (Mrs. C. E. Piper) '99 
 Easterbrook, H. D., '10, Engr. 
 
1004 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 CALIFORNIA— Continued 
 
 LOS ANGELES— Continued 
 Enger, T. K., 'ii, Engr. 
 Fargo, Mattie P., '06, Libn. 
 Fisher, Sara C, g, Instr. 
 Forsyth, J. W., '81, Business 
 Graham, H. B., '17 
 Hale, Isabella, '79 
 Hamniett. F. W., '81. Business 
 Marker, G. M., '01, Farmer 
 Henion, Lora A. (Mrs. A. H. Sutherland) 
 
 '07 
 Hewes, C. K., '12, Chem. 
 Hinman, J. H., '07, Engr. 
 Hummel, A. A., '07, Doctor 
 Ingold, E. T., '09. Mgr. 
 Jacobsen, C. H., '10, Engr. 
 Johnson, Roxana G.. '09, Libn. 
 Keeler, L. S., '05, Engr. 
 Kegley, F. T., Jr., '08, Arch. 
 Kelly, A. R., '02, Arch. 
 Kennedy. Helen T., '03, Libn. 
 Kilburn, Marjorie (Mrs. C. K. Hewes) g 
 Kuhl, J. H., Jr., '13, Contr. 
 Lefler, Grace, '03. Libn. 
 Littlejohn, Lula L., '12, Libn. 
 Loutzenhiser, E. II. (E. H. Lotz) '08, 
 
 Engr. 
 MacArthur, C. G., f. Teacher 
 McConnell, E., '94, Arch. 
 McKelvey, A. W., '09, Real Est. 
 Marsh, N. F., '97. Arch. 
 Martin, A. C, 'o2t, Arcn. 
 Mathis, F. W., '12, Libn. 
 Mitchell. R. C., '06, Engr. 
 Moore, G. H., '02, Lawyer 
 Mount, M. H., '02, Teacher 
 Mowder. C. L.. '07, Engr. 
 Nixon, G. R., '11, Salesman 
 Noerenberg, C. E., '07. Engr. 
 Osborne, Maud, '11, Libn. 
 Osmond, Edith (Mrs. W. W. Cumberland) 
 
 f, Instr. 
 Parker, C. E., '72, Physician 
 Pollard, E. R., '00, Draftsman 
 Randall, J., '07. Engr. 
 Rea, A. W., '93. Arch. 
 Riley, G. A., '04, Engr. 
 Ross, R. M.. '05, Physician 
 Rutledge, Bertha, '86, Teacher 
 Sandifur, C. W., g. Teacher 
 Scherfee. S. H., g. Teacher 
 Seibert, Emma E., '91, Artist 
 Shawhan, Gertrude (Mrs. F. R. Schaefer) 
 
 '94 „ , 
 
 Shilton, P. A., 06. Salesman 
 Slaughter, W. B., '11, Engr. 
 Stewart, Margaret E. (Mrs. H. E. Robbins) 
 
 '75 
 Sutherland, A. H., f. Psychol. 
 Thompson, J. G., g. Minister 
 Thomson, P. W., '09, Lawyer 
 Van Brundt. C. S., '00, Broker 
 Vawter. J. T., Jr.. '04. Arch. 
 Vickrage, R. P.. '04. Rancher 
 Wells, F. M., '03, Real Est. 
 Wilder, C. T., '94. Business 
 Wiley, R. S., '00. Arch. 
 Wray, R. C, '09, Insp. 
 Wyant. C. S., '14, Draftsman 
 Yoch. Florence T., 'is, Land. Card. 
 
 MODESTO 
 
 Roberts, Carolyn M., '04. Teacher 
 
 MONTEBELLO 
 
 Parsons, Irene M. (Mrs. R. L. Kegg) '08 
 
 OAKLAND 
 
 Hummel. W. G., '07, Prof. 
 
 Lapham, Ina O. (Mrs. F. L. Crown) 07 
 
 O'Bar, Alleen H. (Mrs. H. Brillhart) '14 
 
 Price, Helen L., '00. Libn. 
 
 Royce, Bertha E. (Mrs. W. G. Hummel) '04 
 
 Seymour, Lurene. f. Teacher 
 
 Stahl, C. B., 'II, Engr. 
 
 OAKLAND— Continued 
 Stanley, E. L., '17 
 Volk, E., '99, Engr. 
 
 O'NEALS 
 
 Work, Edna M. (Mrs. E. P. Hadley) '04 
 ORANGE 
 
 Fishback, M. M., '01. Teacher 
 
 Fishback, W. M., '09, Prin. 
 
 Gulick, F. M., '93. Cashier 
 
 Percival, A. H. (Mrs. W. M. Fishback) '06 
 
 OXNARD 
 
 Bevans, Mary M., '04. Rancher 
 Hirschkind, W., f, Instr. 
 
 PACIFIC GROVE 
 
 Spencer, D. E., f. Prof. 
 
 PALO ALTO 
 
 Alden, R. M., f. Prof. 
 Frink, F. G., f, Engr. 
 Manning, W. A., f. Prof. 
 Vernier, C. G., f. Prof. 
 Woods, Lois M., '17, Libn. 
 
 PASADENA 
 
 Bates, S. J., g. Prof. 
 
 Bear, Katherine W. (Mrs. F. L. Drew) '03 
 
 Bell, J. E., K. Prof. 
 
 Borton, Lucina J. (Mrs. C. H. Rodi) '03 
 
 Curtiss, R. S., f. Prof. 
 
 Downes, C. S., f. Prof. 
 
 Drew, F. L., '04, Engr. 
 
 Everhart, L. N., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Jones, Mary L., f, Libn. 
 
 Retz, Rosalie M. (Mrs. J. E. Bell) '09 
 
 Rickard, T. E., '72 
 
 Santee, A. M., '16 
 
 Shlaudeman, H., '86, Broker 
 
 Stroud, S. L., '04 
 
 POMONA 
 
 Middleton, J. G., '18 
 
 RAMONA 
 
 Wilson, J. II., g 
 
 REDLANDS 
 
 Breckenridge, Gladys (Mrs. E. D. Finch) 
 '09 
 
 Crawford, J. D., f 
 
 Dewhirst, H. T., '05, Judge 
 
 Fallon, Clara M., '07, Stenog. 
 
 Finch, E. D., '08, Lawyer 
 
 Jones. Emma (Mrs. P. T. Spence) '85 
 
 Montigel. J. R., '12, Contr. 
 REDWOOD CITY 
 
 Truman, Edna, '07, Teacher 
 REED LEY 
 
 Bullock, Florence W., '07, Teacher 
 RIVERSIDE 
 
 Barrett, J. T., '03, Prof. 
 
 Mathews. R. M., f, Instr. 
 
 Quayle, H. J., '03, Prof. 
 
 Wharton. Rebecca G., '96, Teacher 
 
 SACRAMENTO 
 
 Hada, K., '16 
 
 Hawley. J. B.. '12, Draftsman 
 
 Reynolds. E. H., '07, Farmer 
 
 Reynolds, F. H., '07, Engr. 
 SAN ANSELMO 
 
 Barkman, C. P., '15. Clergyman 
 SAN BERNARDINO 
 
 Hartrick, Nancy E. (Mrs. W. W. Webster) 
 
 Hill, H. S., 'og. Chem. 
 Huey, J. D., '83, Agt. 
 Webster, W. W., '99. Engr. 
 Wilson. F. A., '09, Lawyer 
 
 i 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 loos 
 
 CALIFORNIA— Continued 
 
 SAN BERNARDINO BEACH 
 
 Enlow, Lena (Mrs. S. Silverman) '07 
 
 SAN DIEGO 
 
 Andrews, H. F., '93, Physician 
 
 Cosgrove, T. B., f. Lawyer 
 
 Fulton, J. B., '86 
 
 Hanssen, G. A.. '90, Arch. 
 
 Kistner, T. C, '97, Arch. 
 
 Krause, Tosephine S. (Mrs. A. Chalfont) 
 
 '84 
 McCoy, C. B., '06, Lawyer 
 Moore, Ruby F., '14, Teacher 
 Moss, R. R., '10, Bus. 
 Porterfield, E. N., '73, Business 
 Sellards, J. A., '12, Instr. 
 Shaw, Helen C., '18 
 Simpson, C. C, '12, Bus. 
 Snow, L. F., '06. Chem. 
 
 Sommer, Clara (Mrs. H. B. Vehstedt) '04 
 Thissell, Inez (Mrs. A. M. Fosdick) '07 
 Van Zandt, J. G., f, Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 
 SAN FERNANDO 
 
 Somers. Florence (Mrs. E. Williams) '07 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO 
 
 Bergland, F. H., '14, Broker 
 Brackenburg, B. A., '09, Engr. 
 Bushnell, Ethel M. (Mrs. C. A. Waring) 
 
 '08, Teacher 
 Day, C. L., '17, Bus. 
 Dorman, A. B., '04, Lawyer 
 Faulkner, R. D., '77, Prin. 
 Fleming, J. G., '12, Arch. 
 Fong, G. Y., 'is 
 Griewank, A. C, '10, Engr. 
 Griswold A. H., '01, Engr. 
 Haines, T. L., '12, Ed. 
 Hilts, R. W., '04, Chem. 
 Johnson, F. V., '02, Salesman 
 Kenyon. E. C, '05, Engr. 
 Kiler. W. H.. '97, Lawyer 
 Kimball, W. H., '95, Electn. 
 Kinkead, J. A., '93, Sales Mgr. 
 Lemme. E. '86. Arch. 
 McClure, C, f. Major 
 Mah. W. N., '17 
 Plant, F. B., '02, Engr. 
 Schneider, E. J., '00, Contr. 
 Snyder, C. H., '90, Engr. 
 Stewart, Gwendolyn, g, Stud. 
 
 SANGER' 
 
 Pusey, F. W., 'iS, Farmer 
 
 SAN JOAQUIN 
 
 Clayberg, Dorothea M. (Mrs. E. C. Ham- 
 mill) '16 
 
 SAN JOSE 
 
 Ballantyne, G. H., '07, Engr. 
 Boyers, Bess, '13, Teacher 
 Hill, F. E., f, Instr. 
 
 SAN LEANDRO 
 
 Dowiatt, S., '00, Engr. 
 SAN LUIS OBISPO 
 
 Story, G., '74, Surv. 
 SAN MARTIN 
 
 Stevens, F. W., '90, Fruit Grower 
 
 SAN RAFAEL 
 
 Soo-Hoo, P., g. Draftsman 
 SANTA ANA 
 
 Mize, R. C, '13, Lawyer 
 SANTA BARBARA 
 
 Brode, L. D., f. Teacher 
 
 Hall, Janet, '07, -Secretary 
 
 Hull, D. R., '13, Land. Arch. 
 
 Miller, Nellie A., 'os. Teacher 
 
 SANTA MONICA 
 
 Seymour, J. J., '77 
 SEBASTOPOL 
 
 Spaulding, Ida M. (Mrs. R. Thompson) '02 
 SELMA 
 
 Woodham, H., '07, Instr. 
 
 Yonge, Minnie, '10, Teacher 
 SOUTH PASADENA 
 
 Barden, H. E., '15, Draftsman 
 
 Cairns, Cora M. (Mrs. N. F. Marsh) '96 
 
 Mann, Alice C. (Mrs. C. H. Sheldon) '03 
 
 Sherry, L. B., '10, Surg. 
 
 Sims, C. E., '05. Draftsman 
 
 Van Petten, S. F., '00, Teacher 
 
 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 
 
 DeCamp, J. E., f, Instr. 
 STOCKTON 
 
 Bond, J. M., '05. Engr. 
 
 Singh, C, '17, Priest 
 
 STRATFORD 
 
 Hamill, E. C, '16, Engr. 
 SUMMERLAND 
 
 Shrum, Mabel C. (Mrs. G. S. Tilley) '00 
 TROPICO 
 
 Carmack, C. R., '95, Contr. 
 
 UKIAH 
 
 Brazier, I. M., '13, Teacher 
 
 UPLAND 
 
 Bardwell, Faith L. (Mrs. C. E. Wetherbee) 
 
 C. E., '01, A<TricuIturist 
 '04, Engr. 
 
 Wetherbee 
 VAN NUYS 
 
 Vanhorne, G. G 
 VENICE 
 
 Davis, C. G., f. Teacher 
 
 Lloyde, F. H., '78, Businesss 
 
 VENTURA 
 
 Schwing, E. A., '15, Teacher 
 
 VISALIA 
 
 Ernst, E. G., '16 
 
 Simons, A. M., '96, Sch. Prin. 
 WHITTIER 
 
 George, H. E., 
 YUBA CITY 
 
 Kenyon, F. N., 
 ZELZAH 
 
 Ullensvang, M. L., 
 
 '18 
 
 14, Farmer 
 
 '99, Rancher 
 
 COLORADO 
 
 ALAMOSA 
 
 Goodridge, H. A., '98, Mgr. 
 BERTHOUD 
 
 Kirby, Sarah E. (Mrs. R. E. Rufle) 'oi 
 Teacher 
 
 BLANCA 
 
 Smith, C. H. W.. '08, Engr. 
 BOULDER 
 
 Allen, F. G., '01, Prof. 
 
 Bailey, T. S., '05, Assayer 
 
ioo6 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 COLORADO— Continued 
 
 HOUr.DER— Continuoil 
 
 Bauer, F. S., 'n. Prof. 
 
 Beatty, Mary E. (Mrs. M. S. Kctchuin) f 
 
 Brush, Klizabeth V.. sr 
 
 Clapp, F. L., K Trof, 
 
 Cook, W. A., '02. II. S. N'isitor 
 
 Dean, 1'. M., g, I'rof. 
 
 Green, Bessie K., '07, Instr. 
 
 Tones, E. S., r, Instr. 
 
 Kotcluim, M. S., '05, Dean 
 
 McAnuIty, Kthel E. (iMrs. I.. B. Brownl 
 
 Minor, L. E., '10, Instr. 
 Randolph, O. A., r. Prof. 
 Simmering, S. L., g. Prof. 
 
 COLORADO SPRINGS 
 
 Kernall, M. J., g. Prof. 
 Kernall. Pearle K., '15 
 Kerr, (.Jrace A., '11, Teacher 
 Klemmeilsoii, A. E.. "18 
 Kleiiuneilson, G. S.. 'iS 
 IMamiel. \V. .\., g. Mgr. 
 Okey. F. M., f. Prof. 
 Powers, E. B., g. Prof. 
 Sisam, C. H., f. Prof. 
 Veirs, D. C, '01, Draftsman 
 
 DELTA 
 Blaine, 
 
 C. E., '10, Lawyer 
 
 DENVER 
 Baldwin, 
 
 Maymc A. (Mrs. F. M. Simpson^ 
 
 Birney, F. L., '81, Doctor 
 
 Bunistead, Alice A., '14 
 
 Burkhardt.^ J. II., '04. Lawyer 
 
 Corwine, G. D.. '09. Engr. 
 
 Fallis, M. S., '14, Arch. 
 
 Frost, J. IL, '06, Salesman 
 
 Garvin, J. B., '86. Teacher 
 
 Hammer. R. F., 'to, Chem. 
 
 Hays, C. I., '73^ Teacher 
 
 Kingshurv, C. S.. '80, Land. Gard. 
 
 McClelland. M. J., '16. Arch. 
 
 McConncy, R. B., '89. Gen. Mgr. 
 
 Morgan, \V. M.. '97, I-awyer 
 
 Palmqnist, D. R., '11, Engr. 
 
 Scholi, C. E., '13, Chem. 
 
 Schrocdcr C. A., '01, Business 
 
 Scott, J. R., '07. Engr. 
 
 Simpson. F. M., '09, Bus. 
 
 Tomlinson. C. W.. f. Assoc. 
 
 Vail, C. D., '91, Engr. 
 
 Wallace, T. IL, '03, Designer 
 
 Wecter. 11. M.. g. Prof. 
 
 Wheatlake. B. C. L, '10, Mgr. 
 
 Wills. Mary E. (Mrs. C. E. Scholi) '16 
 
 Winn, C. E., '08, Engr. 
 
 DOLORES 
 
 Riddle, R. G., '04, Rancher 
 
 Dl'RANGO 
 
 Myers, E. J. 
 
 ENGLEWOOD 
 Rump, C. A 
 
 COLLINS 
 
 Teacher 
 
 '07, Contr. 
 
 FT. 
 
 Aldrich, W. S.. f, ProL 
 Foltz, L. S., 'n. Prof. 
 Scott, W. H., '9S 
 
 GOLDEN 
 
 Erlbacher, Harriet C. '11. 
 Van Tuyl, F. M.. f. Prof. 
 
 Teacher 
 
 GRAND JUNCTION 
 
 Cole. E. E., '8-', Teacher 
 Ilottcs. II. G., '96. Fruit Grower 
 l.eaverton, L E., '04, Lawyer 
 Morse, E. L., 'o's. Prof. 
 
 GREELEY 
 
 Cross, E. A., '05. Prof. 
 Eaton, R. C, '16, Farmer 
 
 GUNNISON 
 
 Koch, Flora 
 
 IIAYDEN 
 Wright, 
 
 'ii, Libn. 
 
 S. A., '13, Minister 
 
 IDAHO SPRINGS 
 
 Mills, J. M., '07, Miner 
 IMununer, Honor 1... 'ij. 
 
 I^\MAR 
 
 Stocker, C. 
 
 Libn. 
 
 '09, Mgr. 
 
 LAS ANIMAS 
 
 Beach, C. W., '95, Engr. 
 
 LA VETA 
 
 Webster, C. C, '95, Mgr. 
 
 M.WITOU 
 
 Savage, Marie (Mrs. G. S. Howard) '15 
 
 MONTROSE 
 
 Moynihan, G. J., '08, Lawyer 
 
 OLATHE 
 
 Seymour, A. P., '04, Rancher 
 
 PALISx\DE 
 
 Eisenmayer, Ida (Mrs. P. Scheve) '87 
 Roe, E. B., 'iS, Fruit Grower 
 Winchell, S. R., f 
 
 PUEBLO 
 
 Chew. Dorothy. '16. Diet. 
 
 Cuthbertson, V\'. S., '17 
 
 Drake. J. F., '76, Lawyer 
 
 Elliott, J. G., '08, Lawyer 
 
 (^orham, J., '04. Chem. 
 
 Keen, Francis F., '15. Teacher 
 
 Kemball, Georgetta (Mrs. H. L. Murray) 
 
 ■S4 
 McNally, L L., '16, Exec. Asst. 
 McNally, Mary C. 'is. Teacher 
 Walsh. W. J., '09 
 
 RIFLE 
 
 Bennett, 
 
 S. A., 
 
 Minister 
 
 ROCKY FORD 
 
 McCaskill, K. A., '14. Mgr. 
 Wise, L. E., '06. Lumberman 
 
 SEDGWICK 
 
 Broadliead. 
 
 W. J., '13, Farmer 
 
 STEAMBO.VT SPRINGS 
 
 Furrow, E. O., '09, Lawyer 
 
 TRINIDAD 
 
 Lenke, E. 
 Spitler, C. 
 
 f. Mgr. 
 ■13. Dir. 
 
 WHEAT RIDGE 
 
 Moles, O. S., '89, Teacher 
 
Geogkaphjcal 1 ndkx 
 
 loo; 
 
 CONNECTICUT 
 
 UKIDGEPOKT 
 
 Blaisdell, E. B., '12. Mgr. 
 Tyler, W. S., '00, Engr. 
 
 GLASTONBURY 
 
 Ripley, L. B., g 
 HARTFORD 
 
 Carpenter, F. W.. f. Prof. 
 
 Hayward, D. A., '09 
 
 LONDON 
 
 Senay, C. T., g, Teacher 
 MIDDLETON 
 
 Hanford, W. W., g, Chem. 
 NEW HAVEN 
 
 Baldwin, Jessie E. (Mrs. H. M. Turner) '08 
 
 Breckenbridge, L. P., h. Prof. 
 
 Clinton, G. P., '90, Botanist 
 
 Hjort, A. M., '14, Physiol. 
 
 Karr, W. G., g, Chem. 
 
 NKW MAVEN— Continued 
 
 Ludlow, Helen (Mrs. A. Messenger) 
 Mickle, F. L., g, Bateriologist 
 Mohhnan, F. W.. '12, Physician 
 Simpson, G. E., '13, Chem. 
 Smith, H. J., f, Instr. 
 Turner, H. M., '10, Prof. 
 
 NEW LONDON 
 
 Slocum, F., '06, Engr. 
 NORWALK 
 
 Buchanan, R. B., '17 
 NORWICH 
 
 Dorsey, O. B., '12, Engr. 
 STAMFORD 
 
 Albin, H. C, 'is, Chem. 
 
 Bogardus, Eva (Mrs. T. L. Price) '77 
 
 TilOMASTON 
 
 Rafinski, C. J., '18 
 
 DELAWARE 
 
 MIDDLETOWN 
 
 Brockson, W. I., f, Agr. 
 NEWARK 
 
 Lamkey, E. M. R., '13, Physiol. 
 
 Updegraff, Helen, g, Chem. 
 
 WH.MINGTON 
 
 Anderson, C. W., '17. Teacher 
 Bacon, L. F., '06, Engr. 
 
 WILMINGTON— Continued 
 
 Birchard, J. W., '18. Chem. 
 
 Burgess, L. L., f, Chem. 
 
 Charlton, E. E., g, Chem. 
 
 ("ountryman, L B., '17, Farmer 
 
 Garrett, J. F., '14. Chem. 
 
 Quinn, Bernice M. (Mrs. J. F. Garrett) '14 
 
 .Siever, C. H., g, Chem. 
 
 SneH, II. S., '18. Chem. 
 
 Sta|)ler, W. W., '15, Chem. 
 
 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 Abbott, Alice A., t 
 
 Abbott, E. L., '83, Engr. 
 
 Adams, L. H., '06, Chem. 
 
 Adler, L., '17, Chem. 
 
 Allen, Mary S. (Mrs. H. C. Lyons) f, Mic- 
 roanalyst 
 
 Allison, C. W., 'i3. Prin. 
 
 Almy, L. II., '09, Pathol. 
 
 Ambler, Sarah. '00, Libn. 
 
 Bain, H. F., f, Geol. 
 
 Ballard, W. S., '04, Pathol. 
 
 Barnard, J. II., f, Lt. Col. 
 
 Beattie. IL, g 
 
 Bernhardt, I'earl A. M., '15, Chem. 
 
 Beyer, G. F., '07, Chem. 
 
 Blatherwick, N. R., g, Chem. 
 
 Bliss, Helen E., '11, Teacher 
 
 Braham. J. M., g, Chem. 
 
 Briggs, Flora B., '17, Sc. Asst. 
 
 Brotherton, Jane W., '03. Classifier 
 
 Caldwell, C. E., Jr., '12, Mgr. 
 Chen, H., '13 
 Chen, J. T., '18 
 Clark, C. A., '98, Army 
 Clark, S. C, g, Chem. 
 Clark, T. A., '04, Engr. 
 ("lark, W. A., '05, Physician 
 Clay, W. 'qi;, Engr. 
 Cooke, Jane E., '99 
 Crocker, W., '02, Botanist 
 Davis, R. L.. g. Botanist 
 Dennis. W. C, f. Lawyer 
 Derr, H. B., '05. Agr. 
 DeTurk. J. A., f. Instr. 
 Dieserud. H. C, 'r8 
 Dodd, W. F., f. Prof. 
 Elliott, C. G.. '77, Engr. 
 Ellis, A. J., '08, Geologist 
 English, H. M., '14, Physician 
 Evans, K. E.. '04, Engr. 
 Felsenthal, Emma, '12, Libn. 
 Ferguson, G. A., '17 
 Field, A. S., f. Analyst 
 
 W.XSHINGTON— Continued 
 iMsher, O. S.. 'oS, Agr. 
 Ford, G. S., f. Prof. 
 Frearke, P. W., '16, Engr. 
 (iil)bs. G., Jr., '00, Arch. 
 (;ill, J. H., f, Govt. Agt. 
 Goebel, F. G., '12, Engr. 
 Goebel, J. L., Jr., '12, Lawyer 
 Gordon, F. G., '12, Engr. • 
 Hall. L. D., '99 
 Hanger, J. H., f. Teacher 
 Hasselbring, H., f. Botanist 
 Hatten. F. W., '10, Engr. 
 Heinzelman, A. M., '15, Chem. 
 Hellman, C. A., '06, Examiner 
 Henderson, C. E., '06, Engr. 
 Ilerron, W. IL, f, Geog. 
 Hood, J. D., '10, Entomol. 
 Hudson, C. S.. f, Chem. 
 Jahr, T. K. T., '00, Libn. 
 James, D. L., '09, Market Specialist 
 Karmazin, J.. '11, Mgr. 
 Kellogg. J. M., f. Arch. 
 Kelly, D. II. , '04. Engr. 
 Kirkpatrick, Nell (Mrs. C. H. Westcott) '14 
 Kromer, C. A., '15, Teacher 
 Leighty, C. E., f, Agron. 
 Liu, N. Y., '18 
 Loring, F. C, f, Engr. 
 Lowrie, S. G., g. Prof. 
 McLane, J. W., '01, Lab. Asst. 
 Mack. L. W., '06, Lawyer 
 Mark, Elvira E. (Mrs. J. B. Porter) '04 
 Marsden, R. D., '08, Engr. 
 Matson, G. C. f. Geol. 
 Matthews, A. O., '18, Chem. 
 Matthews. Mary A.. '03, Libn. 
 Mcarns, R. W., f, Brig. Gen. 
 Millspaugh. A. C, g, Instr. 
 Mitchell, N. D., '10, Engr. 
 Montgomery, M. A., '12, Arch. 
 Moorhouse, L. A., g, Agr. 
 Mussclman, J. R., f, Instr. 
 Nelson, E. K., '94, Cbem. 
 
looS Unukusi'I'v ok Illinois 
 
 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— Continued 
 
 WASIllNCI'ON Conlimu-.l U ASl II NCl'ON Continued 
 
 NicUrlsfii, ,1, M., "i.i. Inslr. Sli-i^le, K. S.. f. (Jovt. Work 
 
 NicoK'l, I'. W.. r. Ass...'. Sifplifiisoii, K. H., k. I'rof. 
 
 Niflson, .1. N., "07, KsMMiiiur Slr.itton, S. VV,, 'S.i. PliysicisI 
 
 Noilli, S. N. I).. 1), Slalisliiiaii SliotiK, VV. A. '14 
 
 Norton, C, VV.. "oi. Mki. 'niylor. Klsio M. (Mis. O. S. Fislu-i) 'o.) 
 
 . Ovilz, I". K f, Knur. 'Iiiin.lin, K. 1... u, KnKr. 
 
 nvivwH. A W. K. t lioni T,,,!,! \' n _ ^_ Ci,.||< 
 
 I'av.sons, Miuiil K.. 07. I>ift. 'rolnmii. U. C, I', CIicmh. 
 
 I'caslfo, II. VV., I An-h. -VnAl. C. A., f, l.t. I'ol. 
 
 ''''''''•V"'i. 'v. '•}' '■■'.'**"• '''••"'It. C. K... •.;. Invt-sliKalo. 
 
 i.ll.u-k, VV, ( .. 7.S,. lawyer rnrU-v. II. K.. 'iS. I'allu.l. 
 
 nlniMM, 11. h.l.il.n. Van (■)rstranil, C. F... '.,(.. Ceo\. 
 
 Uainsor. (. K. o.) Kukt. ^Vaitc, M. !».. 'S;, Hotanist 
 
 Kcisonc-r, M, A,, 06. l.t. ( ol. \V .lion T VV '10 Dir 
 
 I. 11 I ,' '• A . W C-llSt<T, 1'. I),, f, llMK'. (u'n. 
 
 Ui.i.UU'lt; •/;. Cl.'.-m VV.n.lurK. MarK.n.-t (Mrs. T. VV. Walton) 
 
 .Siirurnt. II. II., I. Major JJ.','.''- V ' , • r ,, ( 
 
 .sJhVink. K. I.. •..-, I'l.vsi.ist \V lut.-. A. 1. f. Prof 
 
 Si-luvarl/c- K. VV.. 'u. IMi.uMiao.l. W '!'*"'"' '^'- ^l" ,"-'•/ IV'"/ 
 
 Scott. I). <;.. 'o.t, Mt<r. ,^X!!'"'''" »''■•,, ■.'- [•.,''"'• 
 
 Si-ott, I, II.. f. I'onnsrllor X\! r'.'"' '.V IV' ."•'' V'""- 
 
 Si-ott. "1., 11., '10. Kntoniol. Wilkms. K. 11.. 14. Agr. 
 
 .Sliauul. A. I)., "dH. IMivsiotoKist Willianis. K. ,1.. ,01. Ari-h. 
 
 .Shea. 1), VV.. f. Dean VV inU.lnian, II, A., R. Asst. 
 
 .Short. VV. I'.. '01. Itrin. r.vu. VVriKlil. .'^.. k. A^r. 
 
 ."Whiter. VV. A., "od. nivsi*ist Vouok, C. 11,. "oi. Knur. 
 
 SpiMrv. I. .v.. I, /Vssoi-. /jiMu.m. VV. VV.. '15. t'lu-ni. 
 
 FLORIDA 
 
 i;.\Ulii.\ MI.VMl 
 
 DiMu.ui 1 \\ "lo. Uc.il Kst. I'linnnn. Uosi- (i. (Mrs. |. 11. St. John) 'n 
 
 ItKAlU.Nlt.WX ''""'^'^•- ^•"'■■""' ■'"• ■^-''- 
 
 11.11.-. .V V\' , "i,-. Soil Spofial, (lUl .VNIH) 
 
 I (.((.AMI- liKONK lo.Mp.on, U. tV, •10, Stookraiser 
 
 n.C.iinio, {■ . I, Plot (ISlAl .V 
 
 |i\N Kl.N.V I!1A( II Von Kngi lUcii, Mario. '10. Toaihcr 
 
 i.iililis, .l.ssn. M,. •>:• IVM .Vl'KA 
 
 I'l'l 1 SMKUh" M.iun, I'.. 1... '05. Lawyer 
 
 I'KNSAl'Ol.V 
 
 Case, M. II., "of., l\;uher 
 
 lUiuu'ssev. .V. 1... ':-,{. I''.umer 
 
 ir, I ,\ri>i:KiiAi 1' 
 
 l''oriuaii. 11. M.. 'oS, 1 .iwvei 
 
 .|ACKSt»NVIl I K IM nuSIUKt. 
 
 Ilallotl. MarK.uet 11. (Mrs. 1.. 1 .uik) ' u. Hoover, A.la V. (M rs. O. U. Allniv;lU) « 
 
 ll,\ssnn, II,. '00. Chein, 
 
 Knil.loe, VV, K,. '70, I'rin. lAllAllASSKK 
 
 ',""«• ',•; \y V I."''; • 1 Hattev. /.ilpha C. 'i;. Instr. 
 
 arker U. M. f. Uaolei.ol York," Cevtrn.le 1.. "i.. Instr. 
 l\-ttv,iohn, J. VV,, o.i, (. rcilit M.ui . 
 
 Willis, l".."'io \\ |.Sr 1" \1 M rKAlll 
 
 1 •'^'~^'' I 1 I'V K^Mioi. .1. cM.s. v.. (.', Thonipson) 'oo 
 \ onni;. S.nlie, k 
 
 MANNVIMK ^^'^'''^ "•^^'•■^ 
 
 .Mann, A, U., '.).•, Di.iltsMMii Hieu. VV. 1.. t, t^rehardist 
 
 GEORGIA 
 
 \II1I\S KM I Mill S 
 
 Kl.uUlnim. U. I'., "i.i, I'lol. O.miels, I'lln.i l'.. (Mrs. li. S. Murray) "o.i 
 
 Willie, 11 '(.■.. li.'riui'u. IP. Ot'.l I'.l'llOKrK 
 
 .\ ri .\\ r.V 1 .lyton. VV. K.. k. Teacher 
 
 tamp. K V. K. lonsnltnm loKr. .\1 1 1 1 KlHIFVll 1 K 
 
 Pnnkin, VV. \'.. 'o.t. Oesi.ijnei t.ooil. .1. VV .. «. I rot. 
 
 V.illance, A.. I", I'rot, OMHMvO 
 
 Woo.l. 11. P.. t. Prof. M,iKath. V. Pv. K. Instr. 
 
 Woo.lvNaul. P S.. ,11. Prof. 
 
 S.VVANNAU 
 
 i;\l nWlN Creaves, C. '^^. Svipt. 
 
 Phillniek K -Si, KoKr. Shannon. Arucs N. (Mrs. J N. Forlaw) 08 
 
 lilvniK SVl.VKSTKR 
 
 Slriekluul, K, ,»P, "u.. Farmer Mile. .1. F.. K. harmer 
 
(ii;il{,l<AI'lll( Al. InIiI'A 10G() 
 
 IDAHO 
 
 HOISK 
 
 rcdic, 1). (',, 'lo, I'".uiinr 
 Sawyii, J. M.. 'oH. Tciclii 
 
 Al.ltlON MOS(:(JVV 
 
 Hncock, C. K.. '1)9. Tcaclu-r Hrown. K. W., 'id, Eiiki'. 
 
 Reed, n. IJ., f, I'rof. 
 ASII'J (JN Swccl, Hcllc, 'n.|, I.iliii. 
 
 Stone, I'. P., '(.K. M.icliaiit NKZ1'K1<( I'. 
 
 MaltiiiKly, W. I!., 'i.t. ■ICaclici 
 
 I'AN'l' 11 !•: 
 
 Mrc.lclH.fl, N.-llic M., 'oK, 'r.aclicr 
 I'OCATl'-.l.l.O 
 
 CAl.DWKl.I- Uillloek, l.fla •,,.), D.iiioiistialor 
 
 (;il)Son, M. ()., '09, Kiifcr. McCiacken K. W., 'oK, I'jiKr. 
 
 Cihson, Maty (Mrs. W. I", Vance) '00 'r()ii|)S, M. S., 'oK, 'I'lansiUnan 
 
 KAl'llDKI'M 
 
 Kniliaiiaii, |. W., 'ui, l''aiiiicr 
 
 Oldliani, VV. li., k'. Siipl. 
 KICIIFIKI.U 
 (il';NK.SK() Kays, M. K.. "of., I'.iiKi'. 
 
 Nordby, J. K., k, Inslr. ^.,. |V4^\|<|i._s 
 
 CUANDVIKW Silnillc, ('. \<., 'u<,, Lawy.T 
 
 COKUR D'ALENK 
 
 J'"ullon, ii. H.. 'o-', ]mi(4I'. 
 
 urnois 
 
 Rice, (i. ('., '14, Snijl. 
 
 SlocUdalc. T. !•:., '17. Eunr. S'llCRLINt; 
 
 1 1 A M M l-yi'I' 
 
 Davis, R. R., 'u6, Ran.licr 
 
 dates, O. F., '10, Supt. TIIRKK CRKKKS 
 
 Ueadle, T. It., '<,7. AkIi. 
 
 llOl.l.l.S'lKR 
 
 I'ohlpiKiii, j. 1''.. , 'ii7. l''aniier 
 
 TWIN l'"ALi,S 
 
 Habeotk, W. A., 'H(,. .|ndK<- 
 
 IICROMK . Mehrensnuyer, Helen (Mrs. M. W. John- 
 
 Wallace; R. C. J., '07, Farmer Johnion,' M. C. '.r,, Broker 
 
 Kt NA WAI.I.ACIC 
 
 I'aireliild, S. I)., '(>(>, Lawyer Kennedy, .A. <',.. '7y, Mri'. 
 
 MICSA WKNIJKLL 
 
 Rush, R. I... '16 Chesler, K. K., '<i7 l'"arni<r 
 
 ILLINOIS 
 
 AHIXCDON Ar.KXIS 
 
 Uaird, I.. 1'., '07, Lawyer Foster, I'". W., 'iK 
 
 Cutler, I'. I'., K, Teacher Oihson, O. II., 'if. 
 
 IJunlai), .W. (i., '14, Cashier llolnier, KMini.i (Mrs. 1.. K. I.illlc) r, 
 
 Harris, Olive C, «, 'J'eaclier Teacher 
 
 lltiff, J. ().. '11, Sni)t. Simpson, T. M., '17 
 
 O'Connor, I'.thel I,., k. Teailier -r * h/t/im'i- 
 
 RiKhter, Nellie R. (Mrs. C. M. Ilnnler) ' 1 ,( AI.IAMONI 
 
 Shoemaker, F. (i., '14, ICni^r. I-Lllis (!. (I.. '14 
 
 Sussex, f. W., '03, Mgr. l'"ishf)ack, II. R., 'i-', I'liysieian 
 
 VouuK, f). S., K ^, .,.^^^ 
 
 AI'AIR |.^.all, C. W., '1-', Mfr. 
 
 Cliadderdon, Neva M., '1 8, '1< acher K.all, J. i*., 'i.S, Acct. 
 
 Miner, A. W., '04, Agr. Mierliauni, K. A., 'i« 
 
 Miner, Mary IC. (Mrs. F. I'",. Iloskins) '12 IJowlcr, Alida ()., '10. Instr. 
 
 Miner, P. I.. '10, Farmer l>ay, J'. W., '1.^, ('Ihim. 
 
 Sutcliffe, E. G., g, Instr. Ellison, ('.(;., '11, Lawyer 
 
 A I i«rr>M Fairrnan, (.'., '18 
 
 '^'-'V. ,r w ,^ • Harris, MarK'ard R (Mrs. W. K. Levis) 
 
 Ihirrell, J. JL. 16, DesiKner . 
 
 Matheny, L. V., '11, Supt. Iliiglies, C. A., '14, I'armer 
 
 Strawn, Myrtle, 06 Johnson, F. I)., 'o.f. Kn(<r. 
 
 Walters, 1'. (.., '12, Lawyer "kuhn, H. IL, '14, Ennr. 
 
 ALEDO Lemp. J. F., '17. <'liem. 
 
 Uool, K. H., '06, Journalist [-evjs. C. P., '10, Mfr. 
 
 Dorsey Dec (Mrs. D. C. Thompson) g, Levis W. E., 1.3, Mfr. 
 
 Teacher M'*''''''n^' ,^^', Z' 
 
 Dunlap E. A., '11, EnRr. ^'^y?' ^i-, "i; .0 „ ■ 
 
 Duvall, V. H., '17, Lawyer ^P'Y'^'*'., '■ ",; ^f' !'""'k,'L 
 
 Oildersleeve, Mary E., '14. Home Adv. Stakcmiller, M. H., 00. Engr. 
 
 Oraham, P. J.. '... L.'iwyer Taylor, M. P. 1.3 KnKr. 
 
 Craham, W. J., '<J3, Lawyer X;"'!''"'v' M f' Ass. 
 
 Lee, O. IL, '11, Farmer Wade, V. M., f, Asst 
 
 MandcrviUe, Ilazel (Mrs. R. H. Dool) 'in Warinner, L W., 14. LnKr. 
 
 Morris, Alice E., '13, Supt. Wilkinson, G. R., ,,", Doctor 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 AL\nN 
 
 Burwash, C. F., '13, Farmer 
 Burwash, M. E.. 'oS, Farmer 
 Burwash, R. S., '16, Farmer 
 
 AMBOY 
 
 Gridley, W. W., '16, Engr. 
 Griffith, L. S., 'og. Adviser 
 James, E. A., '15, Engr. 
 lames, Harriet L., '17. Teacher 
 James, L. V., '06, Prof. 
 Spangler, C. F., '18 
 Welty, D. C. '17, Farmer 
 
 AN A WAN 
 
 Kipp, K. P., '10, Farmer 
 
 ANCHOR 
 
 Martens, Margaret I.., 'iS 
 
 ANNA 
 
 Benson. A. C, 'oS, Farmer 
 Durst, C. E., '09, Adviser 
 Tuthill, L. B., '04, Lawyer 
 Walton, J. K., Jr., '17 
 
 ANNAPOLIS 
 
 Newlin, W. A., '18 
 ANTIOCH 
 
 Hatch, Alice R., '14, Teacher 
 
 Hatch, F. W., '80, Farmer 
 
 Hughes, A. G., '10, Farmer 
 
 ANTON 
 
 Osborn, L. G.. '14. Teacher 
 
 ARCOLA 
 
 Ehrhart, R. J.. '13. Engr. 
 Harshbarger, Clara B., '13, Teacher 
 Higinbotham. Pearl (Mrs. F. F. Collins) 
 
 'os 
 McCarthy, J., 04, Farmer 
 Porter, J. A.. '06, Prin. 
 Orcutt, A. H., '14 
 
 AREA 
 
 Hecketsweiler, R. T., '16, Instr. 
 
 ARENZVILLE 
 
 Anderson. Isabella, '13, Supt. 
 Pfeil, Mary E., '08 
 
 ARGENTA 
 
 Duvall, Fae, 'i8. Teacher 
 Elder, Mildred R., '15. Teacher 
 Thomas, C. F., '17 
 
 ARGO 
 
 Burch, W. II., '09, Engr. 
 
 ARGYLE 
 
 Picken, J. F., '16, Farmer 
 ARLINGTON 
 
 Thai, H. J., '08, Lawyer 
 
 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 
 
 Klehm, G. C, Jr., '15, Farm Mgr. 
 Parker, W. K., '15, Contr. 
 Sawyer, F. S., '05. Engr. 
 
 ARMINGTON 
 
 Lake, E. S., '07, Teacher 
 
 ARMSTRONG 
 
 Dewey, J. A., '97. Farmer 
 
 ARROWSMITH 
 
 Lawrence, E. D., '14, Farmer 
 
 ARTHUR 
 
 Bovd, Anne M., '18. Instr. 
 
 ASHLAND 
 
 Sinclair, L. C, '07. Farmer 
 
 ASHTON 
 
 Andrus, Dora A. (Mrs. J. C. Griffith), '82 
 Brown, Roberta M., '12, Teacher 
 Griffith, Mildred E., '15, Prin. 
 Griffith, S. J., '18, Business 
 Nettleton, Elizabeth, '11, Teacher 
 
 ASSUMPTION 
 
 Corzine, D. C, '18 
 
 Dayton, Susan L., '09, Teacher 
 
 De Wolfe, Lucy L., '16 
 
 Eninger, Helen M., '17 
 
 Logan, W. A. (Mrs. C. S. Montooth) '06 
 
 Montooth, C. S., '05, Prin., H. S. 
 
 Simpson, S. S., '17, Prin. 
 
 ASTORIA 
 
 Cooper, D. W., '16, Agt. 
 ATHENS 
 
 Boyle, Esther H.. '18 
 
 Kincaid, J. K., '09, Fanner 
 
 King, E. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 ATKINSON 
 
 Humphreys, S. S., '09, Bus. 
 ATLANTA 
 
 Applegate, A. A., '14, Teacher 
 
 Applegate, V. L., '11, Farmer 
 
 Crihfield, P. A., '07, Pub. 
 
 Iddings, Daisy D. (Mrs. S. C. Miner) 'oi 
 
 Miller, Ora L., '15 
 
 NoUen, Alma N., '10. Teacher 
 
 Robinson, Grace M. (Mrs. A. A. Applegate) 
 
 ATWOOD 
 
 Scheffler, Wilhelmina. '18 
 Wilson, Winifred, '18, Teacher 
 
 AUBURN 
 
 Carlson, L. R., '16, Prin. 
 
 Christopher, Bessie F. (Mrs. G. McTag- 
 
 gart) '14 
 Gardner, M., 'iS, Journalist 
 Husson, H. L., '17 
 Smith, T. M., '09 
 Ketchum, Margaret A., '00 
 Pitney, C. O., '97, Druggist 
 
 AURORA 
 
 Baines, Alice E., '14, Dietitian 
 Barber, H. H.. '07, Mfr. 
 Rilhorn, W. E., '14, Instrumentman 
 Binder, (i. F., '17, Dairyman 
 Burton. L. V., '11, Chem. 
 Cooper, P. H., '96, Merchant 
 Darmer, G. A., '00, Physician 
 Deuchler, G. H., '18 
 Deuchler, W. E., '10, Engr. 
 Dodd, T. F., '07. Engr. 
 Dunsheath, L. M., '10, Engr. 
 Erickson. C. E. J., '10, Draftsman 
 Foulke, R. E.. '18, Electn. 
 Freeman. J. H., t, Instr. 
 Greene, W. B., '08, Publisher 
 Haan. G. W., Jr., '15, Physician 
 Haan, Mary A., '12, Teacher 
 Janda, J. F., '10, Engr. 
 Kay, C. J., '13, Supvr. 
 Kay. G. J., '13, Engr. 
 Kendall, M. A., '07, Engr. 
 T,ord, M. F., '09, Lawyer 
 Lungren. E. E., '16, Engr. 
 McCarthy, C. L, '98, Engr. 
 McGinnis, H. D., '09, Engr. 
 McWethy, D. V., '14, Ins. Agt. 
 Marx. G. B., '17 
 Miller, R. A., '07, Engr. 
 O'Connor. C. A., '13, Lawyer 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 AURORA— Continued 
 
 Randall, F. J., 'i8 
 Rapp, E. W.. '17, Stud. 
 Ruth, Ri W., '15, Engr. 
 Schmahl, M. R., '06, Electn. 
 Schwartz, L., '11, Engr. 
 Shott, Ruth E., '17, Dietitian 
 Sperry, F. E., '10, Mfr. 
 Theiss, O. J., '99, Engr. 
 Waldo, K. D., '06, Prin. H. S. 
 Walker, A. F., '17, Farmer 
 Walker, J. S., '13, Engr. 
 Weiss, J. F., '09, Insp. 
 Wells, E. R., '14, Engr. 
 Wells, F. S., 'is. Draftsman 
 Whitmire, Laura G., '14, Teacher 
 
 AVA 
 
 Brenneman, C. G., '17, Prin. 
 Etherton, W. A., '04, Arch. 
 
 AVON 
 
 Carr. C. C, '06, Engr. 
 Hatch, W. S., '13, Farmer 
 
 HARRINGTON 
 
 Beinlich, B. A., '10, Instr. 
 
 BARRY 
 
 Blair, Alice L. (Mrs. H. A. Chapman) '10 
 
 BATAVIA 
 
 Brock, J. S., '14, Fruit Grower 
 Brown, Lisbeth. '16, Dietitian 
 Carlson, A. L., '17 
 EMfstrom, P. R., '12, Engr. 
 Hanson, C. L.. '12, Engr. 
 Hobler, Harriet W., g 
 Malloiy, M., '11, Physician 
 Redborg, C. E., '14, Mfr. 
 Storm, H. C '05, Supt. Schs. 
 Winquist, S. V., '14 
 
 BEARDSTOWN 
 
 Chittenden, R. M.. '17 
 
 Dillon, Bessie (Mrs. G. L. Shaw) '08 
 
 Fulks, H. C, '13, Cashier 
 
 Hagener, A., '15. Engr. 
 
 Jockisch, Zelma (Mrs. N. C. Ice) '17 
 
 Knight, E. J., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Merrill, T. A.. '14 
 
 Mohlman. Z. H.. '16, Clerk 
 
 Montgomery, H. E., '12, Supt. 
 
 Reller. Erna M., '11, Prin. 
 
 Turner, L. M., '18 
 
 Yockey, M. A., '18, Acct. 
 
 BECKEMEYER 
 
 Beckemeyer, O. W., '07, Mgr. 
 
 BEECHER CITY 
 
 Brooks, Ethel I., '16, Teacher 
 
 BELLEVILLE 
 
 Alexander, Carrie T. (Mrs. W. Bahren- 
 
 burg) t 
 Campbell. W. H., g, Teacher 
 Cassidy, H. M., '14, Lawyer 
 Dietz, J. W., '18 
 Eidmann, E. C, '91, Clerk 
 Farmer, Elma L., '17 
 Farmer, Orena, '15, Teacher 
 Gambach, J. C, '06, Teacher 
 Johnson, P. K., '09, Lawyer 
 Johnson, W. C, '09. Engr. 
 Kircher, H. B., '04, Merchant 
 Klingel. L.. '93, Lawyer 
 Koch, A. R.. '07, Chem. 
 Krebs, W. E., '16, Lawyer 
 Merrills, F. E., g Lawyer 
 Merrills, M. C, '14, Engr. 
 Mueller, J. W., '04. Sec. 
 Ogle, A. H., '13, journalist 
 Ogle, C. R., '13, Engr. 
 
 BELLEVILLE— Continued 
 
 Perrin, L. M., '07, Lawyer 
 Poirot, A. P., '06, Engr. 
 Raab, Anita E., '16, Teacher 
 Reiss, W. A., '72, Engr, 
 Romeiser, A,, f, Asst. 
 Savage, Lillian W., '14, Supt. 
 Thurston, Estelle L., '15, Teacher 
 Wolleson. H. H., '02. Engr. 
 Walcott, L. v., '03, Lawyer 
 
 BELLFLOWER 
 
 Gooch, Gretchen L., 'i6. Cashier 
 Troster, M. C. '18 
 Troster, O. J., '16, Farmer 
 
 BELVIDERE 
 
 Chapman, T. W., '17 
 Brands, E. G., '11, Editor 
 Keeler, F, C, '07, Merchant 
 Peale, Margaret, '18, Teacher 
 Sexauer, Mae M,, '16, Teacher 
 Slater, M. E., '15, Chem. 
 Strom. A. J., '03, Lawyer 
 Waugh. R. W., '08, Lawyer 
 Witbeck, Helen E., '18 
 
 BEMENT 
 
 Baker, G. C, '17, Chem. 
 Baker, W. E., '16, Acct. 
 Camp, W. R., '11, Banker 
 Davies, R. E., '14, Physician 
 Fleming, Rose E., '05, Teacher 
 Hayes, H. N,, '12, Farmer 
 Ranson, Ethel A., '13, Teacher 
 Rose, Edith M.. '18, Teacher 
 Thompson, G. M., '01, Lawyer 
 
 BENLD 
 
 Grant, Helen W. (Mrs. C. H. Parr) '14 
 Parr, C. H., '13, Lawyer 
 
 BENSONVILLE 
 
 Fischer, A. W., '09, Farmer 
 BENTON 
 
 Choisser, L. R., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Clem, O. M., '18 
 
 Coffey. G. C, '14, Lawyer 
 
 Fitzgerrell, S. S., '17 
 
 Hart, W. W., '16, Lawyer 
 
 Hutson, Stella E., '09, Teacher 
 
 Johnson, W. B., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Kell. S. L., '17, Teacher 
 
 Lewis, T. G.. '15, Lawyer 
 
 McCreery, Vashti. '18 
 
 Montgomery, Cecile (Mrs. J. L. Payne) '11 
 
 Morgan, H. E., '13, Lawyer 
 
 Powers, G. A., '03. Supt. 
 
 Ward, G. S., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Ward. R. R., '03, Lawyer 
 
 Williams, W. W., '03, Lawyer 
 
 BETH ALTO 
 
 Heeren, H. E., g 
 
 BETHANY 
 
 Wilkinson, J. H., '15, Engr. 
 
 BERWYN 
 
 Albaugh, Kathryn R., '18 
 
 Bass, G. W., '14, Health Commissioner 
 
 Becker, P., '17, Engr. 
 
 Corke, H, W., '17 
 
 Gillen, J. H.. '18 
 
 Hughes, M. C, '17, Instr. 
 
 Lynn, J. E., '09, Statistician 
 
 Palmer, W. K. Jr.. '13. Florist 
 
 Rogers, H. B., '15, Engr. 
 
 Thorne, F. H.. '16, Land. Gard. 
 
 Wiersema, H. A., '13, Engr. 
 
 BIGGSVILLE 
 
 Gridley, J. N., '17, Farmer 
 
Univkrsity of Illinois 
 
 Itll.l.KT 
 
 Leighly, W. S.. "ifi, FarnitT 
 
 lilSMARK 
 
 t'iiniiiii^;liain, S. K., '\y, l.awj'i-r 
 
 Kinney. Slcll:i I?., '15 
 
 Cumdy, Madge K., "uq, 'J'eaohcr 
 
 JU.OOMINGTON 
 
 Alclrich, Blanche (Mrs. O. T. Tarrett) '04 
 
 Alvvood, C. C, '17. Ath. Dir." 
 
 .\ndeison, W. W., '15, Arch. 
 
 Bell, Mary (Mrs. E. "P. Sloan) '15 
 
 Blackburn, K. J., '04 
 
 Chichester. Emily E., '09, Teacher 
 
 Collins, (.irace, '17, Teacher 
 
 Coolidgc, W. F., '18 
 
 Cornell, D. II., '06, Engr. 
 
 Dick, H. K.. '14, Supt. 
 
 Douglas, J. P., '17, C^ow Tester 
 
 Engle. Esther A., '17, Teacher 
 
 English. Inez J. (Mrs. C. E. I.iston~) g 
 
 Epstein, A. L., '17, Engr. 
 
 Epstein, K., '17, Exten. Service 
 
 Evans, R. W., '89, Contr. 
 
 Fifer, T. W., t, I-awver 
 
 Frey, fl. O., '18 
 
 Frve, F. W., '07, Teacher 
 
 Gray, I.. R., '17 
 
 (jreen, Grace, g. Teacher 
 
 Ilahn, H. J., 'i,-?, Land. Arch. 
 
 Make, T. W., '00, Instr. 
 
 Hall, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. II. Keiser) '00 
 
 Ilaskett, Aloa A., g, Instr. 
 
 llefFerman, Ruth M., g. Teacher 
 
 .lohnstone, A. .T., '13, Farmer 
 
 loUnstone, G. C., '05, Farmer 
 
 l-Cern, E S., '1,5, Teacher 
 
 Kleinau, Emma A., '16, Clerk 
 
 Lampe, Margaret H. J., '97, Teacher 
 
 Laiiritzen, Marion M., 'iS 
 
 Leach, W. R., '99, Lawyer 
 
 McClure, Elizabeih A,, '18 
 
 McCord, R. N., 'lo. Teacher 
 
 McKinnie, Eva M., '07, Teacher 
 
 McLean, j. C, 'lo. Draftsn\an 
 
 Miller, j. J., '09, Mgr. 
 
 Mitchell, Lva, '12, Teaclier 
 
 NefF. Mary, 'o.>. Teacher 
 
 Oberdorfer, IT. 1)., '10, Instr. 
 
 Phillips, Bcrnice I., '18, Teacher 
 
 Pillsbury, A. L., '95, Arch." 
 
 Rayburn, A. B.. 'is, Agr. 
 
 Renner, Julia E. (Mrs. V. H. Threlkeld) 
 
 '15 
 Rhea, F. II., '03, Lawyer 
 Rhodes, O. M., '98, Physician 
 Ropp, Pearl I., '12, Sec. 
 Snow, C. 11., '11, Mgr. 
 Sonntag, Mildred E. (Mrs. B. A. Franklin") 
 
 '04 
 Steele. Mae K., '07, Teacher 
 Stiegclnieier, Lilly, g. Teacher 
 Stone, IT. M., '03, Lawyer 
 Taylor, M. C, '15, Engr. 
 Threlkeld, C. H.,''i3. Bus. 
 Vandervort. Isabel JVL, '11, Teacher 
 \'an Schoich, E. H., '11, Supt. 
 Williams, Lucy P., '07, Libn. 
 
 BLUE ISLAND 
 
 Hohniann, H. C, '13. Engr. 
 McCov, R. E., '93, Lawver 
 Morrill, L. S., '16, Engr." 
 Patrick F. P., '01, Farmer 
 Price, C. B., '16, Teacher 
 Roberts, V, B., '86, Engr. 
 Roscoe. G. II.. '17 Teacher 
 Stein. Bertha M., '18, Teacher 
 Swett, L. W., '14, Engr. 
 
 BLUE MOLTND 
 
 Beam, Lillian B., '17 
 Griswold, L. E.. '01, Farmer 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 III UE MOUND— Continued 
 (Sunder, J. IL, '79 
 
 Ilini.stedt, R. E., '17, Instr. 
 Lyman, Mary A. A., '18, Teacher 
 Manley, Myra F., '18, Teacher 
 
 UI.UFFS 
 
 Ashley, L. E. C, 'lo, Engr. 
 BLUFF SPRINGS 
 
 Hegener. A. L., '17, Teacher 
 BONDVILLE 
 
 Colvin, Mary S. (Mrs, W. C. Ilargis) '83 
 
 Keller, Bessie O., '14, Teacher 
 
 BONE GAP 
 
 Rice, C. C, '11 
 BOODY 
 
 Bailey, E. W., '18 
 BO WEN 
 
 Worrell, J. L., '13, Teacher 
 BRADFORD 
 
 Carroll. I. U. '17 
 
 Smith, K. E., '06 
 
 Welsli, Kathryn C, '18 
 
 Welsh, Marjorie C, "15, Teacher 
 
 BREESE 
 
 Rehling, C. II. , 'is. Farm Adv. 
 BRIDGEPORT 
 
 Cohen, Esther D., '18. Prin. 
 
 Cox. F. W.. '08. Teacher 
 
 Lewis. B. R.. '07. Teacher 
 
 MacMillan, L. C, '17 
 
 Nuckolls, Mary E. (Mrs. C. O. Barnett) 
 '09, Teacher 
 
 BRIGHTON 
 
 Hart, R. N., '17, Farmer 
 BRIMFIELD 
 
 Arber, F. V,, '16 
 
 Finnegan, J, H., '1,6, Salesman 
 
 Johnson, Edna L., '16, Instr. 
 
 BROADLANDS 
 
 De Witt. Emma E., '11, Teacher 
 Smith, W. W,, '00, Engr. 
 White, F. H., '07, Farmer 
 
 BROCTON 
 
 Wright, E. P.. '16, Engr. 
 BROOKFIELD 
 
 Adams, W. A., f. Lawyer 
 BROWNING 
 
 Reno, G. B.. '15, I-awyer 
 BUCKLEY 
 
 Gayman, Myrtle (Mrs. D. Schott) '02 
 
 BUDA 
 
 Bullock, Edith R. (Mrs. J. F. Carper) '09 
 
 Carper, J. F.. '09, Bus. 
 
 Ilulteen, V. E., '06. Draftsman 
 
 Makutchan C, '18. 
 
 Mason, Mayne S., '11, Instr. 
 
 Mason, R. S.. '16, Salesman 
 
 Mason, W. K., '81, Farmer 
 
 BURLINGTON 
 
 Craft, G. E., '14, Farmer 
 
 BUSHNELL 
 
 Garwood, Tanet (Mrs. S. M. Talbot) '05 
 (uTrwood Mabel C, '06, Teacher 
 Hillyer, G. C, '06, Lawyer 
 Hoover, Isabel, '14, Teacher 
 
GeOGKAPH JCAL 1 N DliX 
 
 1013 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 BUSHNELL— Continued 
 
 La Frenz, Grace E., '15, Cashier 
 Laiiterback, E. G., '15, Asst. 
 Lybargcr, R. E., '08 
 Miles, Lois M. (Mrs. C. E. Zucker) '10 
 Rogers, Anna S., '11, Demonstrator 
 Truman, J. H., 'i i 
 
 BUTLER 
 
 Turner, K. K.. '14, Farmer 
 BYRON 
 
 Dodds, Lois E. (Mrs. R. Goodrich) '16 
 Linn, F. D., '98, Farmer 
 
 CADWELL 
 
 Cadwcll, C. N., '02, Lawyer 
 CAIRO 
 
 Amos, D. J., '16, Teacher 
 
 Butler, C. S., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Butler, W. G., '14, Instr. 
 
 Butler, W. N., '70, Lawyer 
 
 Clendenen, Lois G. (Mrs. E. \,. Singleton) 
 '05, Stenog. 
 
 Cummins, W. E., '15, Lawyer 
 
 Kamm. R. M., '16, Chem. 
 
 Lewis, Clara V., '14, Teacher 
 
 Lewis, J. IL, '1 1 
 
 Rule, Carrie L. (Mrs. G. W. Coats) '10 
 
 Walmer, T. C, '17 
 
 Warder, W. B., '06, Atty. 
 
 Wilbourn, L. L., '11, Lawyer 
 
 CALEDONIA 
 
 Ralston, S. A.. '13, Elcctn. 
 CAMBRIDGE 
 
 Melin, C. A., '05, Lawyer 
 CAMERON 
 
 Bruington, E. V., '16, Agr. 
 CAMP GRANT 
 
 Heck, A. v., g, Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 CAMP POINT 
 
 Spence, A. D., , Ins. Bus. 
 
 CANTON 
 
 Christopher, A. B., '18 
 
 Hollandsworth, Josephine B. L. (Mrs. L. J. 
 
 Larson) '16 
 Iwig, Dorothy J., '18, Teacher 
 James, L. W., '15, Teacher 
 Kelley, Frances, '01, Teacher 
 Lloyd, R. C, '03, Agr. 
 Middleton, W. S., '13, Operator 
 Miller, D. A., '18 
 Moran, II. C, '08, Judge 
 Perkins, F. A., '01, Lawyer 
 Quade, J. C., '95, Engr. 
 Strong, J. W., '18 
 Taff, A. E., '03, Lawyer 
 Tendifk, F. II., '17, Chem. 
 Turnquist, E. N., '18, Asst. 
 Whitehouse, Edith V., '02, Teacher 
 
 CAPRON 
 
 Lascelles, R. J., '17, Sec. 
 Wing, O. N., '16, Supt. 
 
 CARBON 
 
 Veronda, M., 'iS 
 
 CARBONDALE 
 
 Bainum, G. C, '13, Mus. Dir. 
 Boomer, S. E., '09, Instr. 
 Bradley, L. M., '17, Lawyer 
 Brown, Lois A., g, Prin. 
 Etherton, J. E., '13, Cashier 
 Fishman, R. T., '16, Engr. 
 Gilbert, J. P., '05, Prof. 
 Goldstein, R. S., '16, Engr. 
 
 CARBONDALE— Continued 
 
 Ilanford, May M., '15, Instr. 
 Hays, II. A., '08, Lawyer 
 Muckelroy, R. E., '15, Instr. 
 Smith, L. M., f, Entomol. 
 Smith, T. B. F., '05. Lawyer 
 Thompson, R., '99, Farmer 
 
 CARLINVILLE 
 
 Baker, Eleanor M. (Mrs. II. J. Blue) '06 
 
 liannon, J. L., '06. Engr. 
 
 Cress, E. E.. '18, Test Asst. 
 
 Deiss, W. C, 'is, Engr. 
 
 Dcnby Alice (Mrs. E. N. Nevins) g 
 
 C'OTC, D., t 
 
 (Ireen, Gladys (Mrs. C. G. Jennings) '17 
 
 Jennings, C. G., '16, Engr. 
 
 Kelley, Edith M. (Mrs. W. W. Mounts) '18 
 
 Miller, VV. P., '01. Farm Adviser 
 
 Morse, S. T., '96 
 
 Mounts, W. W., '16, Farmer 
 
 Mueller, G. H., '11, Engr. 
 
 Munhall, (Jrace M. (Mrs. S. T. Morse) '97 
 
 Robinson, Ethel T., K, Teacher 
 
 Waters, E., '14, Instr. 
 
 CARLOCK 
 
 Hamilton, C. G., '17, Prin. 
 Lantz, M. P., '8s. Farmer 
 
 CARLYLE 
 
 Allen, Ruby (Mrs. W. H. Boycr) '13 
 Boyer, W. IL, '14, Insp. 
 Kahlert. T. D., '16, Farmer 
 Lietzc, F. A., '84, Engr 
 Maxey, M. A., '06, Prin. 
 Schaefer, P. V., '09, Clerk 
 Todd, M. N., '17, Supt. 
 
 CARMI 
 
 Crebs, J. M., t. Banker 
 Crebs, J. P., '16, Repr. 
 Gary, J. L., '18 
 McCalfi-ster, R. I., f 
 McGhec, O. M., '15, Farm Adv. 
 Questel, B. H., '16, Agr. 
 
 CARRIER MILLS 
 
 Thompson, Fleta, '15, Teacher 
 
 CARROLLTON 
 
 Felmley, Rulh D. (Mrs. A. B. Meek) '10 
 
 Harwood, S. D., '16, Journ. 
 
 McKnight, T. I., 'is. Lawyer 
 
 Meek. A. B., '10, Farmer 
 
 Meek, C. T., '13, Farmer 
 
 Phillips, E. M., '04, Agr. 
 
 Secor, E. C, '14, Farmer 
 
 Wheeler, L. G., '13, Engr. 
 
 CARTERVILLE 
 
 Ferrell, D., '13, Engr. 
 Richart, F. W., '91, Engr. 
 Towns, O. A., '12, Supt. 
 
 CARTHAGE 
 
 Barr, O. A., g, Supt. 
 
 Beckman, J. P., '03, Editor 
 
 Clark, C. A., '14, Farmer 
 
 Clark, G.. '16, Prof. 
 
 Clark, J. R., '06 
 
 Clark, Matilda L., '03, Welfare Work 
 
 (Jlark, W. (j., '12, Farmer 
 
 Gates, F. C, '10, Prof. 
 
 Click, E. E., '16, Farm Mgr. 
 
 Huston, Ola E., g. Teacher 
 
 Lawless, Mary J., '16 
 
 Lloyd. J. II., '11, F'arm Adv. 
 
 Scofield. Harriet, g, Teacher 
 
 Smith, R. N., '06, Merchant 
 
 CARTTER 
 
 Wliim, B., '15, Lawyer 
 
1 o 1 4 
 
 Univkksity til' Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 CASEY 
 
 Cosset t, X'erii (>., '15, Teacher 
 YouiiK. Kiith 1'-., "15. Teacher 
 
 CASEYVll.l.K 
 
 Iliuvkcl, \V. C. 'oS. KuKr. 
 CATLIN 
 
 Orr, I'., 'i-t, I'liii. 
 CAVIMN ROCK 
 
 Hill, C. M.. '1.5. F.irmoi 
 C-VZENOVIA 
 
 Kannoy, \V. 1'.. '17, I'aniuT 
 CEDAKVll.l.K 
 
 llocriicr. V. A., '15. Minister 
 
 CENTKAUIA 
 
 Hartels. Minnie, '17, Teacher 
 Erlies, Clara, '00, Teacher 
 Kohl, Kowena A., 'iS 
 ruleipher, K. D., 'iS, Journalist 
 Keailer. Kinnui C, 'iS, Cheni. 
 Walravcu, W. H., '10, Knur. 
 Whanj, C, '12, lawyer 
 Wham, V. 1.., Vu), lawyer 
 
 CERRO COROO 
 Horn C. E., 'iS 
 Grove, S. L,, '00. Farmer 
 Klink, \V. I.., '18 
 
 CIIAMUEKSUCUC 
 
 Hudelson, R. R., "i.-. Farm Ailv. 
 
 CHAMPAIGN 
 
 Albrccht, D. A., 'lo, Chem. 
 
 Allen, Hester A. (.Mrs. K. \V. Carrier) 'iS 
 
 Allison, W. .\.. 'u>. Asst. 
 
 Alpincr, Amelia D. (.Mrs. A. L. Stern'l 'yo 
 
 Amsbarv, 11. A., '14, Engr. 
 
 An»slerilan\, H., K 
 
 Anilros, S. O., t. Prof. 
 
 Areiuls, Annis 1-, 'iS, Teacher 
 
 Armstronji, J. H., '17, Stiul. 
 
 Austin, M. M., k, Asst, 
 
 liaker, K J., '78 
 
 Harnes, O. A.. '16, Asst. 
 
 Harrv, lentjis E., *i8. Sec. 
 
 li.ur'y. Mary C. (Mrs. R. T. l.attin) 'i--. 
 
 Teacher 
 Uarton, H. J., f. Prof. 
 Uattaile, S.illie C, "17, Teacher 
 Haner, 1'. C '00, Teacher 
 Hauer, 11. I.., '14, Irrigator 
 Heach, Aiuv A.. '14, leacher 
 Beach, F. H., "16, Cashier 
 Ueck. Knth M., "iS, Peachor 
 Hencilict, B. W., f. Dir. 
 Bennett, C.. "So, Physician 
 Binijham, A. P>., 'is. Farmer 
 Block. Frieila F., "17, Mus. Oir. 
 Bolliuan. Minnie .1., '\o. l.ibn. 
 Bolton, R. W., 'iS, Elec. Ensr. 
 Bonvl. Ethel. '07.. lihn. 
 Bowlus, Hazel \Y., '15, Teacher 
 Boyd, Frances J., 'ij. Teacher 
 Boyer, H. H.. 'oj. Lawyer 
 Brailbnry. C. E., f, Assoc. 
 Branch, Nellie l'., '07, Libn. 
 Branch, \V. R., 'i7 
 Brenser. T., '10, Asst. 
 BroavlK-lt, Mary H. (Mrs. J. F. G. Hicks'* 
 
 ' 1 S 
 Brown, E. M., '«)3, Business 
 Brown, 1. B., '15, Chen\. 
 Bryan, tleleu G. '00 Clerk 
 Brvan, Sarah E., 'oS, l.ibn. 
 Bnllanl, C; \Y., "oo, Asst. 
 BnlKiiii. Gendiline A. (Mrs. C. F. New- 
 
 couib^ '14 
 Burfovil, C. C, '04. Ins. .'\Rt. 
 
 ».:11AMI'A1GN Continued 
 Burke, E. I., '00, Banker 
 Burr, E. M., '78, Engr. 
 Binwash, A. E.. 'u. Farm Adv. 
 llurwash, l-ois I., '00, Teacher 
 Burwa.^ih, 1.. S., '17, Farmer 
 Burwash, M. B., '7- 
 Burwash. Marv G.. n, Libn. 
 I'aMwell, B. 1.". 'ii, felectn. 
 Caldwell. Maiv L., "iS 
 Campbell, .\. Vi., '01, L.iwver 
 Campbell. Daisy 1. (.Mrs. I\l. 1. bliike) 'o i 
 Campbell. Muriel F. ^Mrs. \V. I'. Buckles) 
 
 Canter. H. V.. f. Prof. 
 
 Carpenter, H. I., '0,5. Instr. 
 
 Carrier. E. W., 'iS. Instr. 
 
 Casper, S. Q.. f. Bus. 
 
 Cas.>ierlv. J. B.. '1$, Teacher 
 
 Castle. D. W.. '17, Designer 
 
 Chapin. Lucy. "04 
 
 C'hapin, Mae, 'oS. Missionary 
 
 Chester, Ann. 'os. Teacher 
 
 Chester, G, J., '08, Engr. 
 
 (."hester, Margaret B., "oi. Teacher 
 
 Childs. L B., 'iS. Asst. 
 
 (.'hittenden. E. \V., f. Prof. 
 
 Chung. P. S., g. Stud. 
 
 Clark, C. R., '98, Prof. 
 
 (.■lark. K M.. '1.5, Prof. 
 
 Clements, F'sther, '17, Asst. 
 
 C'linpinger, F. \V., g^ Teacher 
 
 Cotteen. I''. G.. 'i).5, Chem. 
 
 Conuet Flla (Mrs. T. Babbi '88 
 
 Craig. H. 1.. 'lo 
 
 Craig, Jane A., '06, l.ibn. 
 
 Crathorne, A. R., '98, Prof. 
 
 ("ushman. K. E.. f, Assoc. 
 
 I'nskailen, M., '18, Fan\>er 
 
 Dallenbach, I. C, 'oO. Doctor 
 
 D.iUcntvich, 1.. E,. 'i.-. Farmer 
 
 Dallenbach, Maybell M.. '17. Teacher 
 
 Davenport, E., f. Prof. 
 
 Detrick, Nellie E. '01, Teacher 
 
 Deutschmann, F. J., '04. Constr. 
 
 Dewsnup. K. R., f. Prof. 
 
 Dillavou. F. K., '14. Farmer 
 
 Dodds, losephine, '17, bookkeeper 
 
 Dodils. I. C, "80, Business 
 
 Dodge, "1"). K.. f. Prof. 
 
 DoImm, W. 1., '00. lawyer 
 
 Do vie, J. F".. 'id, Bus." 
 
 Dunlap, B. IL, f, Instr. 
 
 Earnest, \Y. NY., "08, Supt. Schs. 
 
 l'"isner. M., f. Mus. 
 
 Elder. Nettie (.Mrs. C. F. Harris) '86 
 
 F.nglis D. T.. g, Assoc. 
 
 Fjiglisli, E. C, 'oj. Builder 
 
 Enochs, D. K., '08, Lawyer 
 
 Ensign, N. E., '11, Prof. 
 
 F.ppinger. J. G.. 'i6, Acct. 
 
 Fairdo, G. C, *oj, Engr. 
 
 Falkcnberg. F. P., 'o.\ BaselMll Player 
 
 l\»nlkner. L. \Y., '14. Mgr. 
 
 Fetherston, J. M.. '14. Engr. 
 
 Filsou, L li., '07. Abstractor 
 
 Fisher, feva J., '10 
 
 Floweree. T., 'ij. Teacher 
 
 Folsom, J. \Y., f. Prof. 
 
 Ford. J. T.. g, Chem. 
 
 Foster, C. \Y., '74. Yiolinist 
 
 Franklin. Lois G. (Mrs. A. \Y. Stoolman) 
 
 Eraser, W. 1., '03. Prof. 
 
 French, H. E., g, Asst. 
 
 Frison, T. IL, 'i8. Stud. 
 
 CJardner, 1. L, g. Assoc. 
 
 (Barrett. F. \Y.. 'n, Assoc. 
 
 Garrett. I. IL, '86, Engr. 
 
 (Barrett, Louise \Y. (.Mrs, F. C. Bauer) 1.; 
 
 Garvin, Mary B., '17. Teacher 
 
 Gavman, Angeline (Mrs, N. A. W eston) 
 
 '87 
 ("earhart. O. T... *07. Engr. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1015 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 ( I TAMPA IGN- Continued 
 
 Gillespie, Louella I., '04, Teacher 
 Glenn, Eleanor M.. '07, Agent 
 Glenn, L. L., '00, Business 
 Goben, Pearl, H. (Mrs. L. F. Tiley) '12 
 Golden, W. B., '15, Clerk 
 Golden, W. E., '15 
 Goodman, Byne F., '12, Asst. 
 Gorham, E. D., '11, Business 
 Gramount, V. H., '18 
 Graves, P. H., '15, Salesman 
 Green, J. A., '95 
 Greene, E. B.. f. Prof. 
 Greene, Elizabeth G., '04 
 Greennian, E. G., '02, Engr. 
 Gresham, Nina V., '10, Teacher 
 Groves, C. W., '80, Agt. 
 Groves, Evangeline E. (Mrs. M. H. Hun- 
 ter) '12 
 Groves, Pauline T., '11, Y. W. C. A. Sec. 
 Gulick, J. P., '02, Lawyer 
 Habermeyer, G. C, '03, Engr. 
 Hansen. R., '14, Instr. 
 Harding, A. A., '16, Prof. 
 Harker, O. A., f. Prof. 
 Harris, Lois M. (Mrs. W. S. Wolfe) '15 
 Harrison, Bernice. '12, Teacher 
 Harvey, W. C, '92, Engr. 
 Hebbert, C. M., g, Instr. 
 Hein, M. A., '17 
 Hemsen, C. N., '11, Lawyer 
 Hinrichs, H. S., '18. Asst. 
 Hoffert, Anna K. (Mrs. B. L. Kirk) '15 
 Hollister, IL A., f, Prof. 
 Honey, Myrtle E.. '18, Teacher 
 Hooper, Gertrude M., g, Asst. 
 Hopkins, C. G., f. Prof. 
 Hopkins, G. S.. '16 
 Hopkins, Mary M., '11, Teacher 
 Hoskins, D. T., Jr., '10, Salesman 
 House, Leona P., '98. Teacher 
 Howes, C. R., '16, Farmer 
 Hubbard, A. H., f. Arch. 
 Huber, T. E., '12, Engr. 
 Huff, G. A., '92, Phys. Tr. Dir. 
 Hughes, S. K., '03, Bus. 
 Hunsley, Alice L., '18, Teacher 
 Hunter, M. H., f, Instr. 
 Jackson, T. H., '18 
 Jahr, M. E., '14, Assoc. 
 Jennings, W. W., '15, Instr. 
 Jervis, Florence M., '16 
 Jervis, Katherine B., '07, Teacher 
 Jervis, P. F., '10, Engr. 
 Jewell, Minna E., g, Chem. 
 Johnson, Alice S., '07, Libn. 
 Johnston, Lillian R., '18, Asst. 
 Jones, H. L., '02, Lawyer 
 Jones, Isabel E., '91, Instr. 
 Jones, Mabel, '91, Libn. 
 Jones, W. O., '17 
 Jordan, H. H.. f. Prof. 
 Jutton, Emma R., '99, Libn. 
 Kariher. Israella K. (Mrs. A. Eisner) '75 
 Keen, Dora, g 
 Keith, Mary H., f, Asst. 
 Kennard, Katherine, '90 
 Kennedav, L. E., 'is, Asst. 
 Kern, Florence E., '17 
 Keusink, Helen B., '17, Teacher 
 Kiler, Aureka B., '96. Teacher 
 Kiler, C. A., '92, Merchant 
 Kirk, B. L., '14, Lawyer 
 Kiscr, Helen M., '17, Instr. 
 Kittredge, Mary H. (Mrs. J. A. Brown) '01 
 Klank, Frances G., '16, Libn. 
 Knight, P. K., '16 
 Knowles, C. H., '11, Engr. 
 Knox, J. H., '07, Engr. 
 Koller, A. H., f, Instr. 
 Krabbe, E. M., '14. Contr. 
 Kratz, A. P., '07. Engr. 
 Kratz, Ethel G., '10, Libn. 
 Kratz, E. V., '12, Arch. 
 Koupal, Agnes R., '16, Y. W. C. A. Sec. 
 
 ( II AMPAIGN— Continued 
 
 Laflin, Mary E. (Mrs. A. Eisner. Jr.) '08 
 
 Lake, E. J., '95, Prof. 
 
 Lamb, C. A., Jr., '12, Clerk 
 
 Lamb, Edith J.. '14, Teacher 
 
 Lamb, Hallie E., '17 
 
 Lamb, Nellie B., '12, Teacher 
 
 Lainkins, i.. E., '16, Cashier 
 
 Lanhani, M. E. (Mrs. F. L. Bronson) '06 
 
 Larson, L. M., f. Prof. 
 
 Lattin, R. T., '13, Engr. 
 
 Layton, Katherine A. W. (Mrs. A. R. Cra- 
 
 thorne) '01 
 LeDeuc, C. A., f, Instr. 
 J-entz, C. A., '16, Ins. Agt. 
 Leopold, R. E., 'is, Lawyer 
 Lescher, F. M., '11, Draftsman 
 Libman, Anita, '18, Research Asst. 
 Lindley, Ida IL (Mrs. G. H. Fisher) 'is 
 Little, Ethel E., '17, Stud. 
 Little, L. L., '11, Assoc. Ed. 
 Little, R. F., '07, Lawyer 
 Livingston, Stacia (Mrs. H. R. Temple) '01 
 Livesay, W. B., '14, Instr. 
 Lloyd, C. A., '87, Auditor 
 Lloyd, J. W f, Prof. 
 Lohman. F. C., '11, Engr. 
 Lopez, A., '14, Engr. 
 Lopez, M. L., g, Asst. 
 Lucas, Corda C, '80, Teacher 
 Lyons, T. E., '11, Lawyer 
 McHarry, Jessie, '11, Teacher 
 McHarry, Liesette J., '12, Teacher 
 Mcintosh, H. S., '13, Engr. 
 Mclntyre, Mabel (Mrs. L. R. Hubbard) '13 
 McKinley, W. B., t. Financier 
 McKinney, H. T., '13, Prin. 
 McKinney, Lilabel, '10 
 McLellan, Mary C, '88 
 McMillen. G. B., '15, Instr. 
 McMillen, Sarah G. (Mrs. F. A. Jorgen 
 
 sen) '09 
 McNair. Berneice B., '18, Clerk 
 McWilhams, Nellie L. (Mrs. D. R. Enochs) 
 
 '00 
 Malsbary, Grace E. (Mrs. G. G. Latimer) 
 
 '18 
 Manspeaker, Pearle, '04, Bookkeeper 
 Marble, H. C, '96. Engr. 
 Marvel. C. S., g, Chem. 
 Math, E. P., 'II, Engr. 
 
 Mather, Cornelia G., '13, Y. W. C. A. Sec. 
 Mattoon, E. W., '15, Teacher 
 Maxwell, Esther A., '02, Teacher 
 Mayes, G. W., '13, Farmer 
 Muneley, Olive M.. '16, Teacher 
 Mercer, Iva E. (Mrs. G. C. Habermeyer) 
 
 '04 
 Merrymon, W. W., g. Physicist 
 Milne, E. L., '96, Teacher 
 Mohr, Alba A., '17 
 
 Moore, Grace L. (Mrs. G. H. Cook) '95 
 Morrissey, D. C, '94, Broker 
 Motsinger, N. H.. f, Supt. 
 Mulberry, G. Pearl (Mrs. A. D. Mulliken) 
 
 '06 
 Mulliken, A. D., '00, Lawyer 
 Mullins, E. R., '17, Constructor 
 Munson, J. L., '17 
 Murduck, Elizabeth A., '17. Teacher 
 Murray, Grace M., '17, Libn. 
 Newcomb, C. F., '04, Physician 
 Nichols, Maude, E., '94 
 Norris, G. B., f, Mgr. 
 Olney, C. B., f. Asst. 
 Osborne, Pauline T., '16, Teacher 
 Padfield, F. W., '07, Contr. 
 Paisley, Ada M.. '11, Teller 
 Palmer, C. E., '12, Assoc. 
 Pankow, C. J., '13, Arch. 
 Parker, R. W., 'is, Engr. 
 Pearce, I.. '09, Transitman 
 Pendergast, Mary H., '17 
 Pengilly, H. E., f, Instr. 
 Percival, Stella R., '17, Musician 
 
lOl6 I' NIVKKSITV OK llllNOlS 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 I II \M1'AU;N -Coiitimii-.i IMIAMPAICN (.•oiitiiuicti 
 
 IVtiTsiiii, Sophie M. (Mrs. I I I'.m ) \},\. Voss, MatlilKla T., 'ii. Teacher 
 
 'Poacher XoukIiI, Salua W., f, Instr. 
 
 riiilliiii'U, l.ow, '\y. See. Wanuer, K. t\, Jr., '09, Coutr. 
 
 riank, W. «.. r, Kiigr. WaKtui, W. VV.. '15 
 
 ri.lUowsUi. ll.._'ij, luiKr. Walker. C. M.. *io. Sec. 
 
 Uaiuev, ('■ K., 'i-'. .\rcli. Walkerlv. N'idoria. 'i.t, nictitian 
 
 Uhoails. Marie I',. "iS. Tculur Wallace; F. M.. 'ii. Sunt. 
 
 KluHles, K. M.. 'do. Lawyer Walliii, Marie K., '16. Optometrist 
 
 Uliuc. P. M.. 'iS Wariiock, A. K., '05. Dean 
 
 kice, J. U., i, Assoc. Wascher. F. M. W.. 'ri, Assoc. 
 
 Ivilev, W. U., 'i)4. Lawyer Watson, jane C., '11;, Instr. 
 
 Ivoherts, Ralhleen .\. (Mrs. S. I'. Alieri\a Watson W.. f 
 
 thy") "ot. Watt, R. .\., 'iS 
 
 Rolierts, Nellie U.. "i.i, l.ihn. Weirick. K. II., f, Stnil. 
 
 Robertson, F.va L., '\,\, Teacher Wellinan, Orpha M., *ii. Teacher 
 
 Robinson, K. A., '75 Wesihuul. A. F"., 'ii. Kngr. 
 
 Rouers, 11. T., '16, Engr, Weston, N. A., '80. Dean 
 
 Rolirer, V. P., '17 Welniore, Mary M., f, Instr. 
 
 Rolanil, V. A.. 'i.\, ("ontr. Wheeler, A. W., '11, Kngr. 
 
 Rolfe, V. W'., 'yj. Prof. Wheeler, K, 15., 'os. luigr. 
 
 Uolle. i\lartha D., "oo White. ]. M.. '00, 1'rof. ami Arch. 
 
 Rolfe, Mary A., "oj. Y. VV. C. A. Woik Wilber,"F. D., "go, F^irmer 
 
 Rompel. Ruth K., '18, Teacher Wiley, C. t'., "o-j. Kngr. 
 
 Ross, C. S., "i.t, (.Jeol. Wilson, F. II., "u, Agr. 
 
 Ross. II, A., '17, Asst. Wingard, I.. P., "qS, Lawyer 
 
 Roysilon, VV. 1., 'q^; WriKht. G. K.. 'u. Designer 
 
 Ungg, F. D., '8j, Mgr. Woniacks, Mabel (Mrs. A. K. llurwash-) 
 
 Sajjer, Anna K. (Mrs. M. K, b'liiley') '17. Woods, I.enna A. 11., 'i8, Asst. 
 
 St. Leader Womls, W. !•"., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Sanders. Laura M., '14 Woodworth, II. O., 'o.-. Teacher 
 
 Sarett, 1., K.. '10, Assoc. Wvatt, F. .V, g. Prof. 
 
 vSnvage, M.. "78, Lawyer Zillv, Marie L., "oo. Teacher 
 .^^chaarniann, K. F., 'i.|, Instr. 
 
 Sehaefer, P, 1., '00, Lawyer ( II.VNDI.ERVILI.E 
 
 Schanee, T. J ■.-•., Draftsman Ainsworth, W. VV., •.-•. Mgr. 
 
 Schnellbach .L 1«. 13. Engr. ^^, C., 'iS. Engr. 
 
 Seabnght, J. E. f. Instr. Eranken, E. G., ^.o 
 Seller, Krna, i8 
 
 Sendenburgh, Edith 1. (Mrs. M. R. ('IIXPIN 
 
 ' Swcney) '13 " 1 n n • 1- 
 
 Scris, II.. f. .\ssoc. .'">•, II. P., 07. Farmer 
 
 Seyster, V.. VV., '15. Teacher ,-on>-^v 
 Sevster, Mildred (Mrs. N. 0. Sorensen) 'i,? *■ HARLESTON 
 
 Shattnck. Kdith A. (Mrs. \. M. VVHiite") f Anderson, U. F.. 'i-;. Lawyer 
 
 Shawhan. (.;. R., 'y^. Hanker Anderson. K. VV., 'iS 
 
 Shawd. R. I., 'lO, Asst. Hooth, Mary L, 'o.(, Libii. 
 
 Shively, Fdith O., (Mrs. P. J. Weging> "oo Cadle. (.'. J.', 'id 
 
 Smith. VVilhelma 7.., '16, Missionary Clarke. J. R., 'id. Teacher 
 
 Snodgrass, J. M., "oj. Prof. ("or/ine, U. 11., 'id, Snpt. 
 
 Sparks. R. C,, '00, Uus. llntYinan, 1. V.. 'op, Prin. 
 
 Spencer, Gynthin E., '17 Kelly, 11. E.. '18 
 
 Stahl, A. G., 'ij, Engr. Linder, Grace, '15, Instr. 
 
 Stark. .1. E., 'i6. Te.icher Kinder, 1.. S., '14, Glothier 
 
 Stei>hens, G., 'u. Editor Linder, M. S., '17. Teacher 
 
 Stephenson, K R., g, Asst. Lord. L. G., h, Goll. Pres. 
 
 Stewart, F""., '17 Reat. Ruth, '05. Teacher 
 
 Stewart. K.. g. Prof. Thomas. 1. 1.., '17 
 
 Stinson, 1., 'in, Engr. Thomas. iNl., '14. Farm Adv. 
 
 Stinson, Rita ft., 'id. Diet. VVveth, Ola ^L, '06, I.ibn. 
 Stipp. niaiiche (Mrs. F. II. P.eachi '15 
 
 Styles, E. A., 'oS, Mgr. (HA I'll AM 
 
 Stoltey, II. 1".. "18 ,, . ..^ ,, . ,, . , 
 
 Swenev, M. A., g. Farmer j ;»"'• ^\,^V- '-l =",'">'■ ,„ , 
 
 Swigart. Alia G. (Mrs. D. T. lloskins") '10 Parker. Helen L., u. feachei 
 
 .Swigart. Faith G.. '17, Sec. 5."^" • }',]-. "'p!";'''"" 
 
 vi„.;r,.,/ ^-l„.,.|.^.^.« V^c II « P,;., -Stout. 1. P.. 00. F.-irmer 
 
 Switzer, Charlotte. '85. II. S. Trin 
 Taylor. Dalla A.. So. 
 
 I avior, I'aiia /v.. 10, Teacher ,,, , .,,..h-/m>-i-ii 
 
 Taylor. VV. IL, '10 ^ llAl.sVVOKlH 
 
 Temple. II. R.. '00. Arch. Felger, VV. IV. 'id 
 
 ;!>"■>■■ l^l^-.. ''7 Rutledge, B. 1., 'id, Insp. 
 
 I hal, O. S.. 00 
 
 Toriuinist, Alpha G.. 'ir. Registrar GHEBANSE 
 
 Townsend. V.. J., f. Prof. ' ., .^ , ^ , 
 
 Trevett, 1. IL. '00, Hanker Evans, M. E., 00, Salesman 
 
 Trevett. J. R,. t. Banker 1 oring. Fern M. (Mrs. A. Lonsche) 
 
 Tritt Frances L. "id McGuen. G. VV., '15 
 
 Tucker. Phoebe G. (Mrs. 1. F. Schnellbach^ 
 
 •,4 CHENOA 
 
 Tukey. H. B.. '18 Richardson. F. B.. Jr., 
 
 Turell, Vera, 'od. Teacher Kiipp A. O., '84, .Author 
 Tuthill. T. K., '14. Instr. 
 
 lilrich, L. II., R. Asst. CHERRY VALLEY 
 
 Van den Berg, II. J. }., f, Instr. ,. , , ,- , 
 
 Voss. Elizabeth, A.. '14. Teacher I linite. R. (.., 00, Geol. 
 
(JKOIiKAI'll K Al. I NIIKX 
 
 1017 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 fllKSTKK 
 
 Dc'vinc, II., '14, Kni<r. 
 llowoith, ']'. J., '91, JCclitor 
 Sayre, K. J<.j ff. I'riii. 
 Schroedcr, kdilli C, '15, 'I'oaclicr 
 
 ( IIICA(;() 
 
 AaK'i.'ii<l, A. H., '11, I list I. 
 
 Al.holl, Ih'lcii (Mrs. (). C. \\ K.inildlpli) '1., 
 
 Aldiolt, Kiitli, '03, l.iliii. 
 
 Abbott, W. I.., 'H4, KiiKi. 
 
 Abraiiis, I). A., '05, I'rof. 
 
 Abraiiis, lolla, '17, 'I'c-aclicr 
 
 AckcTSoii. K.sllicr M., '17, IJictitiaii 
 
 Aiiisworth, Mailalaiio '/,., '18, Social Worker 
 
 Alcsliirc,, Sarah L., '14, lJi(,tiliaii 
 
 Allan, W. S., 'ji, InstriiiiK'iiliiian 
 
 Allen, J'. (;., '16. ICnKi'. 
 
 Allen, K.C., 'ji, Mki-. 
 
 Allpetcr, Mabel (J., iK 
 
 AmbiusUT, I. i<., '17, Inhimci- 
 
 AiiicH, A. W., '00, Jnsi). 
 
 Aiiisbaiy, 1'. D., '16, halesnian 
 
 Anderson, A.J. A., 'i.";, Contr. 
 
 Anderson, (,'. B., '14, Arch. 
 
 .'Xndcrson, (,'. S., '14, A^r. 
 
 Anderson, (J. V., '12, Salesman 
 
 Anderson, II. U., '10, Imik' . 
 
 .Anderson, O. JI., '16, I'liiRr. 
 
 Anderson, Olive (IMrs. i<. I>. Harius; '17 
 
 Anderson, K. A. M., 'lo, Kn^r. 
 
 Anderson, W. S., '14, Kn^r. 
 
 Andersen, II. II. L., 'is, Arch. 
 
 Andrews, ]<. C, '16, Lawyer 
 
 AiiKerstein, T. C, '10, Lawyer 
 
 Anthony, C. li., '14, Draflsniaii 
 
 Arbuckle, (/. S., '12, Kn^r. 
 
 Anns, JI. C, '^5 
 
 AriiistrohK, I. I'',., 'Hi, Siipt. Sehs. 
 
 AriiistroMK, 1^. J'"., '15, JOngr. 
 
 Ariiistroii).;, W. (,'., '15, IVlfr. 
 
 Arnold, J f . C, '14, Jnslr. 
 
 Arthur J<. S. 'oH. I^ngr. 
 
 Ashbeck, W. I-., '16, JCsliiiialor 
 
 ,'\lkinsoii, A. K., ';.■? 
 
 Atkinson, V. M., Jr., '13, Salesman 
 
 Augustinus, P., '06, Engr. 
 
 Austin, Alice L. (Mrs. S. P. I'"arwell; g 
 
 Austin, J J. ]•]., '15, JCngr. 
 
 Awsun-h, G., '06, Arch. 
 
 Ayers, Annetta (Mrs. (,'. II. Sairiidcrs) '«(, 
 
 Physician 
 Ayers, Laura J5., 'Hft, Supvr. 
 Jiach, R., '13, i ailor 
 Uaer, D. A., '04, Jingr. 
 Baer, 1<". K.. '11, J^eporter 
 Bailey, Ji. II., '10, Jingr. 
 Bairtf, Grace J., '06, Teacher 
 Baker, E. J Jr., '11, Jid. 
 Baker. O. II., '07, Salesman 
 J'.akhshi, S_. R., '16, Engr. 
 Balrlwin, E. R., '12, Salesman 
 Balilwin, I". B., '09, luigr. 
 JJaldwin, Margaret JL, '17. iJietitian 
 Balkema, Sally (Mrs. S. C. Smart) '16 
 Bannister, (j. S., '86, luigr. 
 Barber, J'. C, '14, lingr. 
 Barber, W. D., '92, F''ngr. 
 Barker, L. B., '08 Engr. 
 Barkstorm, K. ('.., 17, IJraftsiii;in 
 Barnes, J'". N., '17, J-'arin Adv. 
 Barnes, K. D., 'iC>, Engr. 
 Barr, )., '90, Draftsman 
 Barr, N. K., '11, Engr. 
 Barreau, A. M., '15, Engr. 
 Barrett, C. V., '03, Lawyer 
 Barrett. O. P., '00, Judge 
 Barrett, Sarah A. (Mrs. W. W. J<eece> 'i 1 
 Barron, A. F., '15, JCngr. 
 Barry, C, '95. J'-ngr. 
 Barlholf, W. J., '84, Sch. Prin. 
 Itartlett, JI. E., '93, Engr. 
 Bashen, (>. B., '10, ICngr. 
 Bass, W. J., '05. Engr. 
 Bauer, A. 11., '08, Physician 
 
 (.III(:A(;()— ContiiiiK'd 
 
 Haum, A. E., 'ij, Indus. l<c|ii , 
 
 J{ean, (j. II.. '03, < Ik 111. 
 
 Beardsley. J-'.leauor M. (Mrs. ('. S. 1" 
 
 biiry> '07 
 IJc.'iuniont, (i. .S., '14, Agi. 
 lieiib, E. A., '16, J-loricul. 
 Itebb, JL, '10, Lawyer 
 Hecht, I'\ C, f. J'rof. 
 Heck. JI. (;., '1., Engr. 
 liciker, W. JL, '17, Itiisiiiess 
 lieekwith, F., '92, JCngr, 
 Heebe, (.'. J)., '97, ICiigr. 
 Mcebe, C. K., '14, Clieiii. 
 licebe, F. A., '9.S. Mechanic 
 Hcciiier, A. W., 'lo, Cheiii. 
 li.lir, II. H.. "ir), Kngr. 
 Meifuss, E. L., 'is, FaniK-r 
 Hell, A. r., '01. 'readier 
 Hell, C. M., '10, Engr. 
 H(dii;ip, N. iJ., '14, Lawyer 
 Bciiner, A. }., '15, Jingr. 
 Henner, W. J., '15 
 Hennett. (leorgiaiia E., '<)C, 'rcachcr 
 Benlz, (,'. L., '16, ICiigr. 
 Merger, W., '1.3, ICiigr. 
 ftergniann, A. L., 'i.|, Engr. 
 I'.irlin, Marii; V., 'id 
 Items, M. A., '10. Advertiser 
 Hcrnsleiii, L. ,S., '11, Engr. 
 Ml Tolzhciiiier, Hannah B., '10, 'I'eaeher 
 Merolzhiiiiicr, S. M., 'oH, Engr, 
 Mcrol/hcimer, 'J'eresa R., '08, Siipl. 
 Merry, Iv IL. '98, Chem. 
 Merwald, ('. JL, '15, Engr. 
 Meyer, Vera, '15, J'robation OCriecr 
 Migel, W., ^r., '17, I-'armcr 
 Migler, IL I-,., 'is. Salesman 
 Biossat, II. A., '03, Lawyer 
 BI;iekstone, A., '18, Jiraflsmaii 
 Mlake, (.. W., 'is, Engr. 
 Jileuel, Marie 'J'., '16 
 Bley J. C., '80, JJesigner 
 Mlock, J'". .S., '1(1, l'"ariiiir 
 MIoek, K. W., '03, Engr. 
 MIolmi, a. C, '17, Teach(;r 
 MIomfeldl, A. A., '10. Mfr. 
 Mliim, W. J., '14, I'^ngr. 
 Mock, J'. 'J"., '1 -j, Engr. 
 Molander, JL B., '14, Engr. 
 Moothe V. ./., '08 
 Mopp, W. G., '02, Lawyer 
 Moriirnann, J. IL, '10. Chem. 
 Mower, L. E., '12. Phys. 
 Howling, B. L., f, ICngr. 
 Mowman, J>. J-"., '12, Interne 
 Boye, W. J<'., '16, Lawyer 
 Boyle, Anna C. (Mrs. J'. Jnnkersfield) 
 Boyle, C, Jr., '10, Lurnberman 
 Bracewell, K. .S., g, (!hern. 
 Bradley, JL ,S., 'is, ICngr. 
 Mradshaw. P. B., '08, Oraftsnian 
 Mrander, A. R., '13. Arch. 
 Brandner, E. G., '16, Kerir. 
 Brandstetler, J. M., '14, Engr. 
 Braucher, E. N., '01, Arch. 
 Mraucher, R. W., 97, Tree ICxpert 
 Braucher, W. B., '8s, Engr. 
 Breton, J. F., '14. IJaseball 
 Mrockett, M., f, Siijit. 
 Mroehl, W. G., '14, Salesman 
 Mromberg, N., 'is, J^esigner 
 JJronson, G. E., '08. ICngr. 
 Mrown, IJ. C, Jr. '08, ICngr. 
 Brown, Helen IJ., 17 
 lirown, Maudelle T. (Mrs. M. <), Baiisbe 
 
 '06 
 Mrrjwn, R. I'., '17, Engr. 
 Mrown, W. M., 97, (.^hem. 
 Mrowne, Kalhryn E., '17, Mus. 
 Brundage, A., '09, JCngr. 
 Brush, f). IL, Jr.. '06, Engr. 
 Bryan, T. J. f, Chem. 
 Brydges, C. K., 'o.s, Jingr. 
 Bttchanan, J. I-., '04, Engr. 
 
loiS 
 
 Univkusity of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 till C AGO— Continued 
 
 lUichanan, W. L., 'lo. Lawyer 
 
 lUichen, W., g. Advertiser 
 
 lUulina, A. O., '14. Draftsman 
 
 Ihiliai, A. S., '16, Engr. 
 
 lUiliai, Michael, '14. Draftsman 
 
 lUiUaiil, l\. K., '82, Teacher 
 
 lUilUick, E. C. A., '10, Arch. 
 
 Hnlot, F. II., '14. Engr. 
 
 lUinne, K. \V., '14. Salesman 
 
 Itnnn, C. M., '10, Engr. 
 
 Itnnton, E. I.., '91. Electn. 
 
 lUndick, C. B., 'os, Engr. 
 
 lUukhuul, T. L., "og, Merchant 
 
 lUirnham, Edna S., '07, Mgr. 
 
 Ihirns. F. B., '14 
 
 Burroughs, W. E.. '00, Engr. 
 
 Burstrom, S. W.. 13. Insp. 
 
 Burtnett, R. A., '18 
 
 Butler, C.. H., '15. Engr. 
 
 Butler, 1. C. '14 
 
 Butler, TSI., f. Prof. 
 
 ButterlieUl, C. T., '94. Credit Mgr. 
 
 Butters, 11. M., '12, Engr. - , ,. , 
 
 Butts, Augusta E. (Mrs. B. A. Canheld) 79 
 
 Bye, 11. W., '15. I-'iwyer 
 
 Byrne, Harriet A., '14, Teacher 
 
 Byrne, Helen C, '13, Teacher 
 
 Cabeen, R. M., '09, Arch. 
 
 Cairns, J. \V., '08, Engr. 
 
 Calloway, R. T., '07. Mgr. 
 
 Camp, N. H., '00, Evangelist 
 
 Campbell, D. M., '17, Engr. 
 
 Capek, L. V., '11. Stud. 
 
 Carlsen, A. W., '15. Engr. 
 
 Carlson, C. A., '11. Draftsman 
 
 Carlson, Carrie E., '16. Prui. 
 
 Carmichael, \V. J., '13. An. Ilusb. Spec. 
 
 Carr, G. R., '01, V. P. and Gen. Mgr. 
 
 Carr, M. L., '05, Engr. 
 
 Carr, R. F., '93. Business 
 
 Carr, W. C, '13, Retailer 
 
 Carson, Natalia M. (Mrs. J. W. Nelson) 
 
 '17 
 Carter. W. C, '02, Draftsman 
 Cary, E. C, '09, Ins. 
 Casey, C. N., '04, Lawyer 
 Casner, S., 'i4, lustr. 
 Casserly, T. D., 'oS. Salesman 
 Castillo, C, 't4. lustr. 
 Cattron, T. H., '13. Clerk 
 Gavins, L. O.. 'oh. Teacher 
 Cermak, J.. '07, Engr. 
 ClKiUand. Grace (Mrs. C. Pollock) 11 
 ChauiUerlain, L. O., '12, Engr. 
 lluuulicrlain, M. T., '03. Engr. 
 ChamlKrlin. C. C. 'oi, Mgr. 
 Champlin, Grace E., '16 
 Chapman, D. W., 'i3. Engr. 
 Chapman, E. N.. '15. Chem. 
 Chase, W. A., f, Acct. 
 Chatten, M. C, '96. Arch. 
 Ghcnev, H. L., 'i3. Arch. 
 Chesiuitt, R. C, '14. Engr. 
 (.hinluiul. J. F,, '10, Engr. 
 Chipps. W. C, '01, Engr. 
 Christensen. E. O., '14, Instr. 
 Christenson, C. C, '10, Engr. 
 Chri.stiansen, lolianna C. M., 06, Teacher 
 Church, W. S., '00, Arch. 
 Cieslik. E., '16, Engr. ^ „ ,, . , 
 Clark, Alice H. (Mrs. D. E. Myers) 05 
 Clark, P. L., '87, Mgr. 
 Clark, R. B., 'oS. Mgr. 
 Clarke, D. R., '14. Lawyer . 
 
 Clarke, Florence B. (Mrs. J. Michalek) 9t> 
 Clausen, Elizabeth J. (Mrs. H. F. Williams) 
 
 '14 
 Clayton. L P., g, Engr. 
 Clyman, D.. '15. Engr. 
 Coddington, A. O., '81, Pnn. Sobs. 
 Coffeen, Amv, '80, Teacher 
 Coffeen, II. C, 'oS, Ins. 
 Coffey, E. W.. '13. Engr. 
 Coh«n, B., 'os, Draftsman 
 
 CHICAGO— Continued 
 
 Cohn, A. E., '14 Mgr. 
 
 Cohn, B. E., '18, Chem. 
 
 Cole, Emo L. (Mrs. W. A. Spain) '04, 
 
 Teacher 
 Coleman, W. F., '10, Salesman 
 Colmey, D. C, '18, Stud. 
 Columbia, Emma (Mrs. J. R. Mann) '78 
 Colvin, 1. A., '13, Bus. 
 Condit, J. S., '02, Lawyer 
 Cone, \V. C, '06, Drattsman 
 Connelly, M. F., '11, Engr. 
 (."ook, F. L., '08, Engr. 
 Cook, J. VV., '93, Contr. 
 Cooke, R. }., '90, Engr. 
 Cooley, E. G., h. Educator 
 Cooley, 11. B., '13, Engr. 
 Cooper, A. R., g, Instr. 
 Cooper, E. A., 16, Salesman 
 Cooper, F. W., '00. Banker 
 Cooper, L. M., '17, Engr. 
 Cornell, F. 11.. '94. Mgr. 
 Cornwell, E. Z., 10, Mgr. 
 Corper, II. J., f, Phys. 
 C^orper, I'., '18 
 Cowley, T. P., '02, Engr. 
 Coyle, J. P. g. Teacher 
 Grain, C. M., '15, Salesman 
 Croce, M. F., '13, Chem. . 
 Crow, W. L., '12, Stud. 
 Crowell, P. C. '10, Engr. 
 Cruzan, Myrtle A. (Mrs. D. L. Geyer), 
 
 '14, Teacher 
 Culp. J. D.. '16, Supvr. 
 Cummings, II. L., '15, Sec. 
 Cushing. Helen I. (Mrs. O. L. Helfriclil g 
 Cutler, S. G., '08, Engr. 
 Dailcy, J. A., '07, Engr. 
 Dammers, J. W., '16 
 Dana, B., '17 
 Darrell, G. C. '17. Engr. 
 Davis, T. W., '12, Engr. 
 Davis, L. II., g, Chem. 
 Davison, Anne M., f, Journ. 
 Davison, C, t. Doctor 
 Davison, C. M., '98. Arch. 
 Dawson, C. II., '03, Sales Mgr. 
 Dayton, Laura M., '04, Teacher 
 Deakman II. \V., '15, Engr. 
 Decker, Edna M., '17. Teacher 
 Deering, E. W., 'i8 
 DeLany. C. M., '09, Acct. 
 DeMotte, R. J., '03, Surgeon 
 Deneen, C. S., t. Lawyer 
 Dennis. C. II., '81, Journalist 
 Desmond, J. J., 'la. Salesman 
 DeSwarte, "C. G., '15, Engr. 
 DeVelde, 11. S.. '02. Teaclier 
 Devlin, J. L., '17, Commissioner 
 DeWitt, II. R.. '09, Repr. 
 Dickerson, E. B., '14, Instr. 
 Dickerson, G. II., '03. Engr. 
 Dickinson, J. M., h, Lawyer 
 Dillavou. T. M.. 'os. Business 
 Dirks, B. E. G., '14 
 Dixon, F. E., '06, Engr. 
 Doerr, H. F., '13, Arch. 
 Doerr. W. P., '09, Arch. 
 Donnersberger. F.. '07, Engr. 
 Donaho, E. W., '08, Draftsman 
 Donahoe, J. T., '14, Engr. 
 Donojjhue, G. T., '06, Engr. 
 Dormitzer. M. R.. '11, Mgr. 
 Doughertv, F. E.. '07. Arcn. 
 Douglas. Ethel L. (Mrs. K. M. Dalienbacb) 
 
 'i I 
 Dovvnev. E. F.. '00, Teacher 
 Drver, E.. '87, Engr. 
 Dubin. G. H.. '14. Arch. 
 Duffy, T. F., Jr.. '03. Mfr. 
 Duffv, S. R.. '95. Business 
 Dunham, R. S., '14, Agr. 
 Dunlap. A. M., '11, Engr. 
 Dunlap, F. E.. '16, Arch. 
 Dunlap. R. M., '10. Engr. 
 
 « 
 
(ii':<)(;KAni h ai, I ndkk 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 CIIICACO Cuiilniiii.l ( IIICACO ( inii.'il 
 
 Diiniir, K. K., I, (;„v. (.'(Hliill, Dcll.i rMih. II 
 
 DuiiniiiK, W. H., 'lo, ICii({r. (J.ihIdii, K, M,, 'ii.t, \: 
 
 DiiiiiiiiiK, W. N., 'oz, J'-iiKi. 
 
 I)ii||i>', V. II., '17, J'.iiitr. 
 
 \\iinu-H, II. ,S.. f, K(l. 
 
 I'J.'iiiics, M. J., 'li', ('liiroiir;ii I 
 
 l''..'iHl 111:111, If. 'I'., 'i)<), Arch. 
 
 I':<l(l.-N, II. K., '(jK, KiiHr. 
 
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 IOi!w;ii<Im, ('.. r. 'i«, (Iiciii. 
 
 lOlwanlH, J. I. 'u(, Mki-. 
 
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 <i;i|r«, U. I'., 'lU, Clli-Ill. 
 
 <i.iiil, K. I')., '1),}, MiiKr, 
 (;;iviii, J. I'"., 'oi, Lawyer 
 (!.iyiii:iM, II. A., <;7, l''.iiKr. 
 (iii/zol.), I'\ II,, ;,<,, Cliciii 
 (;<liriK, A. (.;,, 'r/, KiiKi-. 
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 • Jrilicr, W. I)., 00, I'inKi'. 
 
 • iiTli-ii, N,, '17, KllKI-. 
 <;.Mll.i;ulit. 11. C, -17 
 '•'•yir, I), I.., K, liihir. 
 
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 ion, I'". A., 'iH, (iil.Hoii, C. It,, 'Sy 
 
 Lllihon, (;. Iv, '11, MiiKi. <;il]rioii, .Sylvia U,, '17 'I cai 
 
 I'iiliii, E. !■;., '11, I'.MKi. <il,iHHi(i, p. It,, '„,f_ Coiilr. 
 
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 KukIitk, M. I., '.M, Mcl.illiiiKiMl Coilll.i, I'.diia A,, '17, 'r<;i(|i,.r 
 
 KmiiH, (., .1., 'i.|, Ncal I'IhI, 'i"iiiK, .1. I'., '«.), JiuIk'- 
 
 Kiicl<Mi)ii, ('.. C, '1.0, Lawyer < ;.j|(llii il{, Cliarlollr !>,, '17, 'I'ea.lici- 
 
 KrickxoM, K. It,, '17 (joMliciK, I'. II,, 'i,), |. w. I.i 
 
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 IvriifHi, r. K., '(17, iiiMtr. CioiiHiur, A., 'm, I'Iiiki'. 
 
 Kni«(, C. P., '16 Coo.liiiK. I'". I'... 'iJt, CIkmi 
 
 I'lpHU-m, A. S,. '1 I, liiiKr. <;. II. 1(111, (,'., 'i;^, I'jiKi', 
 
 KvaiiH. F,. '!« (;<,ir|<,ii, VV. (i., '1^, KiiKi' 
 
 KvcKit, II. II., f, riivH. C.ir.loii, W, O,, 'ii, CIk'iii. 
 
 ICvciliaiii VV, K., "17, Kn({i-, (i.iiiiili'y, I, U., 'i.i Arch, 
 
 l';x<rll, S. W., '17, luiKr. C.Hil.l, A. K., '17. IciiKir 
 
 l''aiil).iiil(M, It. W., '17 'Jr.iliaiii, A. J,, on, .Siiri/. 
 
 I'.iirli.l.l, (,. I)., f IliiH. <;i.ili;mi, C. P., '73 
 
 I'alls, I''. II., K, liiMlr. (iiali.iiii, M, K,, 'iK 
 
 I'aiwfll, S. P., 07, ICiiKr. <;i;iiiii<i-r, (', W,, '1^. Kiiwr. 
 
 l'\'iM<)l(l, Miiiaiii ]<,, 'iCi, .Sec. 'ii;iii(||iie, A, (i,, 'oO, (,'oiimIi. 
 
 I''eaK'iii«, K. I'".. '"K, Lawyer f!ii-,ir, .S., '07, DiaftMiiiaii 
 
 I'etiM THlon, J. K., '16, I'hys. (irecii, Kiilali« (Mim. V, VV ILiat/) 'ir, 
 
 li.l.ler, W. K., '1,1, Aeet. (Jre.'ii, 11. J., 'gr.. liiMlr. 
 
 I'lM her, I-". A. P., *i.i, liihtr. rjreeii, J. I',, 'i;j. Inn. AkI. 
 
 l-'iMlier, K., '1(1 (Ireeii, K., '15, I'^liKr. 
 
 I'iMli.r, II. i:,, '17 Creeji. T. .S., '01, PliyHii iaii 
 
 Maii.l.rs, J. A., '.,.>. liuM. fMeeiiliill, II., '(7 
 
 I'l.iniiery, (,'. A,, '17, Kilgr, 'ii'KK, M.iiioii IC, '17, 'I'e.-icliei- 
 
 llaiiKh<r. K, (;., '17 lUf.utny, L. 'I'., 'it, Sliid. 
 
 l''leK<li, K. VV, P.. '(j(j Oiilliii, I)., '10, .Slalittliciaii 
 
 Melcher, C. P., 14, KilK'. (ilillilli, Iv I)., 'W,, < (jiiiiiiiHHioMer 
 
 lleldier, I. A. '14. Mar. Ciit/'^l.v, ", K., '11, Kiigr, 
 
 M<xer, K.liia If. (Mm. S. P. VVaMi) 'iH (;ii^wol.|, C. I).. '115, KiiKr. 
 
 I'l'iilin. 11. I,., 'js, l'".MKi'. 
 
 h'l'.o.l, VV, L., 'i.'), MetaIliMKi'<l 
 
 Mulie, Aiillia M., 'i« 
 
 l''olierK, L A., '90, Irihlr. 
 
 luir\ifH, Iteilha v., (MiM, It, U. lleninK; ".iiiniii. 1., ivi.. 10, iMiKf. 
 
 '')f> 'Iiiniiell, p. M,, 'is, I.Jiwyei- 
 
 l'"()rlies. S. I'".. 'yH, Kiikt. < liihlafMOii, J. C, 'or,, M f 1 , 
 
 For.l, VV. .S., 'r,7, KiiKf. ILihivl, V. II.. ' 1 :: ' 
 
 • 1 1 IK. ^1' V , ' '• I '. , II, I .IIK' • 
 
 'iii^wohj, <;. I)., 'i|5. Knur. 
 
 'iroHH. f'.. '17 
 
 Gr()HH\)i-tj(, A. .S., 'id, LiiKi'. 
 
 rjiove, ( . I L, 'u, LllKI'. 
 
 'ii iiiiew.ilil, A. II. jr., 'i."; 
 'iiiiiiiii. I., M.. '16, KiiKf. 
 
 For.l, VV. .S., ''07, KiiKr. 
 l'orl<ey. Mii.fre.l I,., Sr,, See. 
 l'"oriio(f, (1. (1., 'n, liii^r. 
 iMirly, ]).. 'iH 
 
 Ila.hiiieiMer. W. C. F. IL, '<,r,, KiiKr. 
 Ila.l.j.n, S, C, '<>-;, F.dilor 
 II.Mhall, II. IL, V;7, KiiKi. 
 I'orly, I'". A., 'is lla.rfiier, J. C. '11, KiiKr. 
 
 I''oHler, A. II., 'i).u KiiKr. I laxi-dorii, ('. F., 'oz, (,'lieiii. 
 
 Fouler, VV. IL, '<)u. KiiKr. Ilaliii, ^Iiaec I,., 'iK. 'I'eaelier 
 
 FraiiK-, C.ruir It. (Mrn. IL T. Sloek) '17 ll.ilan. <;. S.. 'i«, ItaMehall 
 
 iMaiieJH, A. 1.., '(«, Adv. Mf/.r. I lahletnan, P. J., 'i.t, Tread. 
 
 Fraii.is, IL H,, '00. iJ.ielor Hall, A. I,., '12, Lawyer 
 
 I'ranklin, II. IL, 'or,, ICnur. Hall, F. .S„ 'os. Arch 
 
 ri.tiiKiin, II. iJ., 00, i-.iiKi. ii.'iii, r,. ,-),, gs, /\ri;n. 
 
 I'"ranzen, T. J., '1.1, Fiikt. Il.ill. O, A., '07, .Sec. 
 
 Fr.i/..-r, G. K., f, A(<l. I lalliwHI, Pauline, 'tf,, IMioloKiaplier 
 
 French, IL, '04. Enur. Il.iliishlia, (l., 'is, Teadiei 
 
 [''retieh, IL IL, '14, K.iiKr. Ilauley, j. 'I'., '10, Mf/r, 
 
 I'lenrh. M. D., 'o.), Kli«r. Il;ililia, ), P., 'iz, Arrli. 
 
 h'ried. IL N,, '17, SaleMinaii llaniian,' j. K., '00, Ksliiiialor 
 
 l''roehlieli, M. IL. '11, Draflflinan I l.iliiiilhh. P., 'id 
 
 Froelieh. J. I). VV., '<)'), I'-nKr. llanMMen, .S, L., '16, F.iiKr. 
 
 iMieik, F. L, 'of, FiiRr. IlaiiMlein, C. M,, 'os. nraflHinaii 
 
 iMieik, J. I'"., Jr., 'o(>, ICliKt. ILi|i|ier, JoHeidiine A., '12, Dietitian 
 
 FuK.-ird. L IL, 'ro, Areh. Ilar.ler, O. K., k, Lhriii. 
 
 1 ij^.ifti. I. 1^., .'I, /ii..... 
 I'"iillenwii|er, A. F,., '<;8, Artli. 
 CaddiM, II. K., '1.3, .StatiMtician 
 fiaj/e. U. IL, '03, Fiif(r. 
 fJallaKher, Anna M,, '14. Teacher 
 CJardinrr, ]. I>., 'i.s, lluHine«« 
 fJardner, it. C, '06, fiheni. 
 fiarland, C. M., f. Enffr. 
 Clarrett, K. I'., '02, Law 
 
 ILniii.iM, I. (!., '04, Pliynieian 
 
 llaniil, L IV., '"7. I'-nxr. 
 
 Hail is, I'.li/aheth P.. '17 
 
 IL-urih Leila I)., nVIrH. N. T. Il.,h-,.,i,> 'm 
 
 ILiri, IL-i/.el C, '12 
 
 Hartford, Naomi U. (IVfrM, VV, L, Ashhe.kj 
 
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 yer llaHlierx, W, M., 'n, AkI. 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 CHICAGO— Continued 
 
 Hatch, Elizabeth M., '12, Teacher 
 
 Hatch, R. S., 'ii. Draftsman 
 
 Hawes, H. C, '17, Acct. 
 
 Hayne, W. E., '18 
 
 Hayward, Mabel, '03, Libn. 
 
 Healy, E. J., '13, Estimator 
 
 Healy, F. A., '15, Ins. Agt. 
 
 Heath, D. F.. '16 
 
 Hegsted, M. A., '18 
 
 Heidkamp, E. N., '14, Salesman 
 
 Heimbeck. W. C, '10, Engr. 
 
 Hein, Mary R., '17, Dietitian 
 
 Helander, L., '15, Ed. 
 
 Hellstrom, K. E., '08, Engr. 
 
 Henderson, A., '02, Salesman 
 
 Henderson, F. S., '16, Engr. 
 
 Henry, R. L.. Jr., f. Prof. 
 
 Henson, C. W.^ '87. Mfr. 
 
 Hermann, E. P., '13, Mgr. 
 
 Herrmann, G. A., '09, Engr. 
 
 Heseltine, Eleanor D., '11, Supvr. 
 
 Hess, R. W., g, Chem. 
 
 Higgins, C. H., '03, Chem. 
 
 Hill, J. W., '14, Insp. 
 
 Hill, N. R., 'jo, Engr. * 
 
 Hill, T. C, '81, Teacher 
 
 Hillman, A. B., '14, Engr. 
 
 Hiltabrand, W. P., '18 
 
 Himmelreicher, W. A., '17, Engr. 
 
 Hinchliff. G. E., '12, Contr. 
 
 Hindnian, J., '96, Merchant 
 
 Ho, N. C, '15 
 
 Hoag, P. H.. '95, Lawyer 
 
 Hobart, C. M., '12 
 
 Hobbs, G. M., '91, Sec. 
 
 Hodsdon. Ruth E., g. Clerk 
 
 Hoffman, P. A., '09, Engr. 
 
 Hoffman, R. W., '13, Supt. 
 
 Hogue, C. I., '08, Arch. 
 
 Holbrook, F. S., '94, Agt. 
 
 Holden, P. G., f. Dir. 
 
 Holecek, A. B., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Holinger, A. C, '16, Engr. 
 
 Hollister, N. P.. '15, Arch. 
 
 Holmburger, M.. Jr. '15, Draftsman 
 
 Holmes, Laura C., '17, Teacher 
 
 Holt, E. F., '13, Mgr. 
 
 Holton, C. R., '08, Lawyer 
 
 Holton, Martha G. (Mrs. J. H. Krebs) '76 
 
 Hoodwin. H. J., '08, Engr. 
 
 Hornung, M. R.. '13. Ceram. 
 
 Horrell, C. R., '13, Engr. 
 
 Horwich, D., '18 
 
 Horwich, L. J.. '14, Arch. 
 
 Hostetler, L. E., '17, Engr. 
 
 Housman, J. S., '14, Engr. 
 
 Houston, H. A., g, Supt. 
 
 Houston, J. v., '09, Engr. 
 
 Howard, R. S., '10, Mgr. 
 
 Howe. Alice, '07, Stud. 
 
 Howe, E. G., f. Teacher 
 
 Howe, H. J., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Howe, Mary (Mrs. H. Bebb) '09 
 
 Howe, R. B., '04, Horticulturist 
 
 Howe, R. F., '18 
 
 Howson, A. W., '18 
 
 Hribal, E. A., '13, Engr. 
 
 Huber, A. J., '17, Engr. 
 
 Hudsoi: Edith E. (Mrs. R. C. Woods) '17 
 
 Hu!ce, Jennie A., '02, Libn. 
 
 Hull, F. D., '12, Engr. 
 
 Hultman, I. N., '17, Chem. 
 
 Hummel. Sarah M., '07, Osteopath 
 
 Humphreys, H. P., '07, Business 
 
 Hunt, J. N., Jr.. '07, Mfr. 
 
 Hunter, J. A., '14. Stud. 
 
 Huntington, C. S., '11, Engr. 
 
 Huntington. H. I., '16 
 
 Huston. T. A., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Huth, W. H., '07 Engr. 
 
 Huxmann, R. F., '13, Engr. 
 
 Hyde. B., 'So, Engr. 
 
 Ilg, G. M. A.. '09, Engr. 
 
 Ingersoll, H. B.. '12, Salesman 
 
 CHICAGO— Continued 
 
 Ingram, H. S., '10, Engr. 
 
 Ingram, W. V., '12, Supt. 
 
 Ingwersen, H N., '17 
 
 Ireland, W. P., '03, Engr. 
 
 Irwin, Daisy D. (Mrs. G. E. Bronson) '07 
 
 Irwin, J. L., '11, Engr. 
 
 Israel, A. L., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Jacobs, Cora A., '08, Analyst 
 
 Jacobsen, N. H., '06, Mgr. 
 
 Jacobson, H. G. M., '18 
 
 Jacobson, S. A., '11, Engr. 
 
 Jackman, C. H., '16, Engr. 
 
 Jackson, R. N., '11, Engr. ' 
 
 Jahn, H. F., '12, Engr. 
 
 James, Helen D. (Mrs. G. E. Frazer) '10 
 
 Jarvis, W. B., Jr., '15, Lawyer 
 
 Jasper, T., '94, Mfr. 
 
 Jelferson, J. B., '16, Draftsman 
 
 Jensen, G. L., '09, Engr. 
 
 Junsen, J. N., '06, Arch, 
 
 Jessup, R. D., '07, Engr. 
 
 Jez, C. L., '16, Land. Gard. 
 
 Johannsen, A., '94, Prof. 
 
 Johnson, H. S., '15. Draftsman 
 
 Johnson. L. C, f, Chem. 
 
 Johnson, M. L., '16 
 
 Johnson, R. U., '14, 
 
 Johnston. A. R., '00, Chem. 
 
 Jones, Florence N., f, Instr. 
 
 Jones, Lucile (Mrs. B. B. Howard) '04 
 
 Jones, P. E., '15, Arch. 
 
 Jones, R. F., '13, Engr. 
 
 Jones, W. P., '18 
 
 Jordan, J. G., '06, Engr. 
 
 Jordan, M. K., '09, Engr. 
 
 Jordan, O. J., '08, Prof. 
 
 Jory, H. W., '14, Asst. 
 
 Junkersfeld, P., '95, Engr. 
 
 Kadin, M. J. (M. J. Radinsky), '16, Engr. 
 
 Kalivoda, J. J., '18 
 
 Kantor, J. M., '16, Draftsman 
 
 Karkow, A. S., '11, Engr. 
 
 Karkow, W., '13, Engr. 
 
 Karraker, G. W., '15, Salesman 
 
 Karsten. Eleanor D., f. Sec. 
 
 Keeler, H., '96, Prin., H. S. 
 
 Keeton, R. W,, f, Phys. 
 
 Kelley, A. C, '12, Teacher 
 
 Kelley, Grace O.. '03, Libn. 
 
 Kelso, Ruth, '08, Clerk 
 
 Kibbe, L. A., '15. Engr. 
 
 Kidd, A. E., Jr., '14, Mfr. 
 
 Kidd, G. W., '17 
 
 Kilner, Mercedes (Mrs. H. M. Raid) '09 
 
 Kimbell, A. W., '13, Sec. 
 
 Kingsley, W. L., '17, Supvr. 
 
 Kircher, A. M., '16 
 
 Kircher, E. A. T., '11, Instr. 
 
 Kircher, H. J., '15, Adv. 
 
 Kircher, P., '11, Engr. 
 
 Kirkpatrick, H. H., '97, Supt. Schs. 
 
 Klamt, R. H., '16, Hort. 
 
 Klein, D., '06, Instr. 
 
 Klein, W. J., '11, Draftsman 
 
 Kline, A. L., '18 
 
 Knight, E. B., '18 
 
 Knight, L. I., '02, Instr. 
 
 Knowlton, Elizabeth (Mrs. C. L. Morgan) 
 
 '14 
 Knudsen. N. A., '17, Engr. 
 Kobylanski, J. L., '15, Engr. 
 Koch, F. C., '99, Prof. 
 Koehn, .\nna (Mrs. W. J. A. Kuehl) 'oa 
 Koestner, W., '10, Insp. 
 Kohout, J. F., '13, Chem. 
 Koll, H. M., '16, Engr. 
 Korshak, S., '14. Engr. 
 Korsmo, A. M., '09, Engr. 
 Korten, Josephine R., f 
 Kosters, S. F., '13, Engr. 
 Kraft, E. W.. '09, Mgr. 
 Kramer. J. C, '13 
 Krase, H. J., '17, Chem. 
 Krase, N, W., '18 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 CHICAGO — Continued 
 
 Krause, Emma A., '12, Journ. 
 
 Kreikenbaum. A., '01, Chem. 
 
 Kriegh, E. S., '16 
 
 Kriewitz, J. G., '17 
 
 Krippner. J.. '05, Engr. 
 
 Kritzer, R. W., '16 
 
 Krohn. W. O., f. Physician 
 
 Krueger, O. A., '15. Engr. 
 
 Krug, L. G., '17, Chem. 
 
 Krupar, C. F., '18, Business 
 
 Kuehmsted, A. L., f 
 
 Kuehne, C. O., '97, Arch. 
 
 Kuhn, W. H., 'is, Engr. 
 
 Kunz, W. F., '10, Bus. 
 
 Kuss, R. H., '03, Engr. 
 
 Kyle, G. L., '15, Agt. 
 
 LaBelle. J. N., '11, Engr. 
 
 Lamb, C. H., '10, Engr. 
 
 Landon, G., '18 
 
 Landstrom, A. W., 17, Chem. 
 
 Lange, Sophie, '11, Tutor 
 
 Langworthy, Caroline V., '03, Libn. 
 
 Largent, J. C, '16, Draftsman 
 
 Larkin, Ida C, '13, Teacher 
 
 Larkin, W. J. jr., '13. Draftsman 
 
 Larsen, L. R., '13, Engr. 
 
 Larson, Eva L., '14, Teacher 
 
 Laskin, L. J., '15. Engr. 
 
 Lathrop, C. P.. '16, Farmer 
 
 Lawrence. R. H., 17, Insp. 
 
 Lawton, B. C, '15. Instr. 
 Lawyer, J. D., '16, Lawyer 
 Leander, E. I., '17, Engr. 
 Lear, G. B., '11, Lawyer 
 Lee, C. B., '09, Bus. 
 Lehman, L. H., '17, Engr! 
 Leigh, C. W., '97, Prof. 
 Leitzbach. Elizabeth. '18. Journ. 
 Lekberg, C. H. S., '15, Prin. 
 Lendrum, Ethel, '07, Demonstrator 
 Lenhart, N. J., '16, Acct. 
 Lenzing, C. W., '16. Chem. 
 Leonard, Ruth, '12, Instr. 
 Leonard, W. N.. '15, Bus. 
 Leslie, Madge C, '17, Teacher 
 Leutwiler, R. W., '11, Engr. 
 Levey, C. J., '11, Engr. 
 Levinson, L., '10, Engr. 
 Levinson, M. C, '17, Designer 
 Levy, A. L., '93. Arch. 
 Lewis, S. M., f. Artist 
 Lieber, Ruth E., '18, Journ. 
 Lindberg, E. F. J., '09, Engr. 
 Lindeberg, G.. '18 
 Lindsey. H. W., '16, Editor 
 Linn, H. R., '96. Engr. 
 Liss, O. L., '14, Engr. 
 Little, C. R.. '16. Salesman 
 Llewellyn, D. R., '95, Draftsman 
 Lockwood, Isabel K., '18, Clerk 
 Loehr. T. E., '13 
 Logeman, L. V., '07, Real Est. 
 Long, A. M., '95, Draftsman 
 Long, F. B., '87, Draftsman 
 Loomis, C. B., '17 
 Loomis, Helen A., '07 
 Lorenz. F. A., Jr., '09, Pres., Co. 
 Lorenzen, W. C, '12 Salesman 
 Love, C. W., '10, Mgr. 
 Love. R. J., '08. Arch. 
 Lovell, M. M., '17 
 Lowenthal, F.. '01, Lawyer 
 Lower, P. E., '14. Salesman 
 Lundahl. B. H., '05, Engr. 
 Lunde, G. R., '16 
 Lundgren. A. V. T., '16, Draftsman 
 Lundin R. S., '15, Orchardist 
 Lurie, E. M., '14, Draftsman 
 Lurie, S. J.. '17 
 Lyman, R. D., '16, Chem. 
 McAdams, May E., '16. Instr. 
 McCarthy, J. J., '04, Teacher 
 McCaskey, P. A., '11, Bus. 
 
 CHICAGO— Continued 
 
 McCauley, C. H., '15, Draftsman 
 
 McClellan, J. H., f, Phys. 
 
 McClellan, K. B., '17 
 
 McClenahan, W. T., '09. Engr. 
 
 McClintock, Margaret, '13, Teacher 
 
 McConnell, M. G., '18, Advertising 
 
 McCormack, C. E., '10, Reporter 
 
 McCormack, H., g. Prof. 
 
 McCormick, E. B., '06, Salesman 
 
 McCormick, Flora (Mrs. S. B. Shilling) 
 '04 
 
 McCullough, F. R., '07, Mgr. 
 
 McCullough, J. F., '04, Engr. 
 
 McCumber. C. W., '16, Arch. 
 
 McCune, F.'L., '01, Engr. 
 
 McDonald, J. E. W., '14 Engr. 
 
 McDonald, L., '08. Engr. 
 
 McDowell, I. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 McEvoy, T. T., '17 
 
 McFadden, Belle L., '97, Teacher 
 
 McFarland, E. D., '14, Sec. 
 
 McFarland, W. J., '07, Publisher 
 
 McGee, W. S., '93, Teacher 
 
 McGill, Elizabeth R., '12, Teacher 
 
 McGinnis, Helen, '18 
 
 McGrath, T. W., '18 
 
 McGregor, J. L., '18 
 
 Mclntire, W. R., '12, Engr. 
 
 McKeown, J. L., '15, Contr. 
 
 McKinney, N.. '17 
 
 McKinnie, E. C, '11, Engr. 
 
 MacMillan, D. K., f, Entomol. 
 
 McMillan, M. H., '08, Engr. 
 
 Mackey, F. J., '10, Mach. Designer 
 
 Maddock, Alice E.. '07, Teacher 
 
 Madison, G., '08, Editor 
 
 Mahan, H. W., '76, Business 
 
 Mahan, Jean C. (Mrs. P. W. Plank) '78 
 Author 
 
 Maitra, K. M., '17, Engr. 
 
 Malcolm, C. W., '02, Prof. 
 Mamer, C, '10 Lawyer 
 
 Manard, R. P., '96, Arch. 
 Mandel, E., '12, Chem. 
 Mangan, R. K., '17 
 Manierre, A. E., '12, Arch. 
 Mann, J. R., '76, Lawyer 
 ^ Manny, F. B.. '18 
 
 Manock. W. R.. '10, Draftsman 
 
 Marbach, H. A. L., '15, Engr. 
 
 Marks, D. T., '07, Merchant 
 
 Markson. H., '17, Draftsman 
 
 Marsh, T. A., '04, Engr. 
 
 Marshall, R. W., '16, Teacher 
 
 Marti, W. C, '09, Chem. 
 
 Martin, E. W.. '10, Salesman 
 
 Martin, S. G., '12, Engr. 
 
 Masscy, Esther (Mrs. E. D. McFarland) 
 
 'os 
 Mather, Jennie M. (Mrs. J. C. Gustafson)* 
 
 '07 
 Matthews, Nellie P. (Mrs. M. K. Jordan) 
 
 '08 
 Mattson, Olive M., '11, Teacher 
 Mauel, L.. '11, Engr. 
 Mautner, E. W., '18 
 Maver, D. B., '12, Engr. 
 Mavor, H. N., '16, Engr. 
 Maxwell, C. J., '96, Chem. 
 May, F. H., '00. Clerk 
 Mealiff, A. E., '16 
 Meeker, A., t. Packer 
 Mench, J. G., '11, Engr. 
 Merboth, Louisa (Mrs. G. N. Morgan) '85 
 Merritt, Cora L.. '17, Supvr. 
 Meyer, A. W., '18, Chem. 
 Meyer, G., Jr., '14, Estimator 
 Michael, H., '11 
 
 Middleton. Edith A.. '17, Teacher 
 Millard F. H., g. Statistician 
 Miller, Bertha A., '08, Teacher 
 Miller, E. M., '10, Phys. 
 Miller, G. C, '94, Arch. 
 Miller, F. H.. f 
 
University ov Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 (, llliAGO- tomiiiucil 
 
 Miller, M. K., '12, Surgeon 
 
 Millizen, J. E., 'is, Treas. 
 
 Minkrtua, VV. H., '17, Mgr. 
 
 Minor, L. L., '13, Stud. 
 
 Mitchell, D. K.. '18 
 
 Mitchell. T. O., '13, Draftsman 
 
 Mitchell, W. R., '^7, Teacher 
 
 Mix, M. I., '13, Engr. 
 
 Modjeski, K., h, Engr. 
 
 Mohr, 1.., '82, Engr. 
 
 Mojonnicr, J. J., 12. Cheni. 
 
 Mojonnier, O. W., '10, Mgr. 
 
 Mojonnier, T.. '01, Chem. 
 
 Molt, Margaret E., '14 , 
 
 Montague, A. R., '15. En^r. 
 
 Montezuma, C, 84, Physician 
 
 Mooney, R., '16 
 
 Moore, II. J., '15 
 
 Moore, J. K., '08 
 
 Morava, W., '7S, Mfr. 
 
 Morgan, G. N., '84, Lawyer 
 
 Morgan, Mav M., '17 
 
 Morgan, Steila W., '03, Instr. 
 
 Morrell, R. I.., '15, Salesman 
 
 Morvill, G. L., '12, Engr. 
 
 Morrow, Grace E. (Mrs. G. T. Secley) '98 
 
 Morrow, N. C, '04, Physician 
 
 Moses, R., '16, Bus. 
 
 Mosier, l.eota (Mrs. H. E. Bigler) '16 
 
 Moss, Gladys I., '15, Dir. 
 
 Moyen. C. P., '17, Chem. 
 
 Mueller, PI. E., ^7 
 
 Mueller, C. O., '17, Arch. 
 
 Mulac, L. E., '16, Engr. 
 
 Mulfinger, C. W., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Mulvaney, C. S.. '14 Engr. 
 
 Murphv, 11. D., '16, Buyer 
 
 Musham, .1. W., '08. Sec. 
 
 Zinsser, F. S., 'oq. Designer 
 
 Myers, G. W., '88, Prof. 
 
 Myers. II. B., '06, Engr. 
 
 Myrick. G. 11.. '10. Electn. 
 
 Nafziger, H., '12, Engr. 
 
 Naprstck, E. J., '14, Engr. 
 
 Nash. C. A., 09, Instr. 
 
 Nathan, M. O., '14, Draftsman 
 
 Nau, R. IL, '12, Engr. 
 
 Needham, L, '93, Supt. 
 
 Needier, Helen M. (Mrs. G. V. Wetzel) "u 
 
 Needier. 1. II., '17 
 
 Nees, F. 1,., \m. Lawyer 
 
 Nehls, A. L.. f. Chem. 
 
 Nelson, B., 'n, Engr. 
 
 Nelson, J. W., '17 
 
 New, C. L., '06, Pres. 
 
 Newman. Fanny, '13 
 
 Newton. F. E., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Newton. L. V., '13. Supt. 
 
 Nichols. Emily L. (Mrs. M. J. Trees) '05 
 
 Nichols. K. C. '15, Teacher 
 
 Nichols, R. U.. '13, Contr. 
 
 Niehaus. \V., Jr., '12, Engr. 
 
 Noack. Emilie M., '15, Teacher 
 
 Noe, S. R.. '03, Contr. 
 
 Nolte. C. B.,^'og. Mgr. 
 
 ^orlin, F. C, '17, Engr. 
 
 Norton, Carrie B. (Mrs. J. J. I.aemnile'i 
 
 Noth! Lillian (Mrs. II. R. Hodman) '12 
 
 Nuckolls, C. M., "ot;. Engr. 
 
 Nutt, G. S., "13. Chem. 
 
 Nutting. II. G. D., '06, Engr. 
 
 Ochs. C. A., '17 
 
 O'Brien, ^lyra B., '07, Libn. 
 
 O'Hair. Claire. '08, Teacher 
 
 Oldcfest, E. G., '06, Arch. 
 
 Olin. I. B., '17. Acct. 
 
 Olsen, Anna M., '15, Teacher 
 
 Olsen, C. F., '16, Engr. 
 
 Olseng. H. C. '15. Clerk 
 
 Olson. Agnes M., '14, Welfare Worker 
 
 Olson. R. G.. 'iS 
 
 Olson, R. IL. 'is. Draftsman 
 
 Onieara. .V. R.. '17 
 
 CI 1 1 C.VGO— Continued 
 
 Ostrander, Mabel V, (Mrs. J. McKeown) - 
 
 '08 
 Ostrowski, O., '00, Lawyer 
 Otis, II. .\., '12, Supt. 
 Ott. J. K.. '17 
 Ottnian^ H. P.. '13, Farmer 
 
 Otto, O., '17, Farmer aj 
 
 Outhouse, F. M., '04, Lawyer m 
 
 Overmier, E., '13, Engr. " 
 
 Owen, C. N., i6, Engr. 
 Owen, IL P., '18 
 Oyen, A. N., '02, Doctor 
 Page, J. W., '92, Engr. 
 Paln.er, Audrie M. (Mrs. D. A. Sharpc) 
 
 '09, Teacher m 
 
 Park, W. M., '04, Engr. i 
 
 Parker. C. W., '04, Claim Agt. 1 
 
 Parker, H. E., f, Supt. ' 
 
 Parker, L. G., '02, Engr. 
 Parker, Minnie L. (Mrs. E. E. Stults) '08 
 Parker, W. W., '08, Engr. 
 Parkins, E. H., '14, Salesman 
 Parkinson. K. W., 16, Agr. 
 Parminter, Grace E., '86, Missionary 
 Partridge, N. L., '13 
 Pastel. A. R., '18, Engr. 
 Patterson. Nellie R., '17, Teacher 
 
 Patton, D. C, '10, Publisher 
 
 Patton, Elsie (Mrs. H. J. Johnson) '13 
 
 Patton, L. K., '09, Interne 
 
 Paul, A. E.. '97 
 
 Paul, Berenice M., '18 
 
 Paul. II. J., '10, Engr. 
 
 Pearson, .T. W., '05, Engr. 
 
 Pecchia, V. A., '17, Engr. 
 
 Peck, Anna L., '12, Dir. 
 
 Pedler, R. H., '17 
 
 Peebles. C. J.. '00. Banker 
 
 Pcloquin, P. J., '11, Engr. 
 
 Pence, W. D., '86, Engr. 
 
 Pendarvis, H. F., '17, Engr. 
 
 Penhallow, L. B.. '18 
 
 Penn, H., '10, Engr. 
 
 Pepoon, H. S., '81, Teacher 
 
 Percival, Marion (Mrs. J. E. Mills) '15 
 
 Petersen, H. V., '10, Engr. 
 
 Peterson, H. C, '13, Engr. 
 
 Peterson, H. R.. '14. Merchant 
 
 Peterson, J. F., '04, Contr. 
 
 Peterson. R. W., '17, Engr. 
 
 Pethybridge. F. H.. '17 
 
 Petrie. D., '10. Mgr. 
 
 PfetTcr, J. E.. '96. Mfr. 
 
 Pfeiffer, B. S.. "12. Engr. 
 
 Pfisterer, G. E.. '08, Engr. 
 
 Phillips, T. C, '00, Engr. 
 
 Pickard, E. W.. '88, Journ. 
 
 Pickett, C. C, '00, Lawyer 
 
 Pierce, F. D., '83. Druggist 
 
 Pullinger, R. A., '08, Engr. 
 
 Pillsbi.ry, C. S.. '07. Mgr. 
 
 Pinkey, F. T.. '16. Chem. 
 
 Pistorius, B. H., '11. Draftsman 
 
 Pittenger, B. F., f. Instr. 
 
 Pittnian, T. M. Jr., '11, Engr. 
 
 Planck. Catharine (Mrs. P. Kircher) '14 
 
 Pohlman, E. C, '18 
 
 Pollard, A. R., 'lo. Mfr. 
 
 I'oUard. H.. '09, Supt. 
 
 Pollard, Leila J., '14, Teacher 
 
 Pond. F. IL, Jr., '11. Engr. 
 
 Ponder, W. it., '13, Banker 
 
 Popp. P. F., 'n, Engr. 
 
 Popperfuss, H. J.. '10, Engr. 
 
 Postel. F. T.. '90, En!?r. 
 
 Powell, C. ^., '09, Engr. 
 
 Powell. T. R., '04. Chem. 
 
 Powell, t.. L.. '12, Draftsman 
 
 Powers, M. E.. '09. Engr. 
 
 Prather, C. I., 'og, Attv. 
 
 Pratt, T. B.. '16. Acct. 
 
 Pray, R. M., '06, Banker 
 
 Price, L. W., '07. Lawyer 
 
 Price. M. H., '17 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1023 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 CHICAGO — Continued 
 
 Prindle, M. L., '13, Contr. 
 
 Pullen, R. B., '92, Lawyer 
 
 Purcell, W. T., '17 
 
 Quaintance, H. W., g, Instr. 
 
 yuine, W. E., h, Prof. 
 
 Quinn, R. J., '12, Engr. 
 
 Raaberg, R. S., '17, Draftsman 
 
 Raffowitz, F., '16, Engr. 
 
 Rahn, R. C, '16, Engr. 
 
 Raithel, Kathryn R., '18 
 
 Rail, E. R., 'is, Engr. 
 
 Ramsey, W. E., '03, Engr. 
 
 Randa, C. E., '18 
 
 Randall, F. A., '03, Engr. 
 
 Randall, Grace L., '17, Stud. 
 
 Randall, T. D., '15 
 
 Randolph, I., h, Engr. 
 
 Raphaelson, S. M., '17, Writer 
 
 Rapp, C. E., '06, Engr. 
 
 I-tapp, G. L., '99, Arch. 
 
 Rappaport, B. J., '14 
 
 Rascher, C., '12, Mgr. 
 
 Rathfon, S. C, '12, Engr. 
 
 Rathfon, W. O., '15, Chem. 
 
 Ray, H. L., '15, Teacher 
 
 Reace, W. T., '15 
 
 Redderson, E. E., '13, Engr. 
 
 Reece, R. W., '09. Engr. 
 
 Reed, C. O., '11, Adv. Agt. 
 
 Reed, E. A., '13, Engr. 
 
 Reeder, C. H., 'lo, Engr. 
 
 Rehnquist, E. F.. '17 
 
 Reiff, P. F., g, Instr. 
 
 Reimert, R. R. Jr., '14, Arch. 
 
 Rein, L. E., '06, Sec. 
 
 Reitz, W. R., '13, Engr. 
 
 Renner, E. T., '05, Engr. 
 
 Renwick, G. W., '16, Engr. 
 
 Renwick, Ruth M., '14, Supvr. 
 
 Reuni, H. E., '13, Engr. 
 
 Rexwinkle, F. D., '12, Engr. 
 
 Ribback, L., '15 
 
 Rich, D. B., 'I's, Farmer 
 
 Rich, P. C, '14, Chem. 
 
 Richards, Helen, M., '14, Teacher 
 
 Richards, L. S., '04. Engr. 
 
 Richardson, Edith M., '09, Teacber 
 
 Richardson, W. H., '07, Engr. 
 
 Ripley, C. T., '09, Insp. 
 
 Ripple, Ruth A., '18 
 
 Ritter, J. €>., '17 
 
 Ritter, W. T., '18 
 
 Roane, T. D., '17 
 
 Roarke, R. C, g, Chem. 
 
 Roberts, C. S.. '12, Lawyer 
 
 Roberts, Erma D. (Mrs. F. S. Henderson) 
 
 '14 
 Roberts. W. R., '88. Engr. 
 Robinson, A. F., '80, Engr. 
 Robinson, H. F., '06, Arch. 
 Rohn, F. A., '16, Arch. 
 Root. R. R., f. Land. Card. 
 Ropp, F. N., '08, Designer 
 Rose, W. B., '10, Asst. 
 Rosenberg, F., '16, Cerara. 
 Ross, E. L., g. Prof. 
 Rosset, L., '15, Engr. 
 Roth, Florence C, '18 
 Rotrock, H. M., '16, Salesman 
 Roulston, R. B., '04 
 Rowe, C. B., '17 
 Rowe, J., '17 
 Rowe, J. L., '17, Engr. 
 Roy, H. M., '05, Enpr. 
 Rueff, T. A., '16, Designer 
 Rugg, H. O., g. Prof. 
 Rudnick, P. F. A., '99, Physician 
 Ruskamp, W. H., '11. Engr. 
 Russell, L. M., '12, Mgr. 
 Russell. W. E.. '11, Acct. 
 Rusy, B. F., '17 
 Ruth, T. L., '16, Lawyer 
 Ryther, H. W., '15, Engr. 
 Sager, F. A., f, Engr. 
 
 (11 rCAGO— Continued 
 Sailer, F.. '18 
 Samson, C. L., '02, Engr. 
 SairueU, Theresa M., '18, Journ. 
 Sandberg, R. L., '12, Draftsman 
 Sanders, A. H., h. Ed. 
 Sargeant, S. S., 13, Lawyer 
 Sato, K., '18 
 
 Sayers, A. J. '95, Salesman 
 Sayers, W. W., '97, Engr. 
 Sayre. C. B., '13, Auto. Bus. 
 Seaman, A. T., '08, Engr. 
 Sears, Rose R., '14, Libn. 
 Seely, G. T., '99, Mgr. 
 Seifried, A. G.,' '16. Land. Arch. 
 Seifried, J. F., '12, Engr. 
 Seiter, P. W., '10, Engr. 
 Severinghaus, M. G., '13, Printer 
 Scanlan, J. A., '11, Engr. 
 .Schacht, F. W., '97, Teacher 
 Schacfer, J. V. E., '88, Engr. 
 Schafmayer, A. ]., '07, Engr. 
 Schaller, Emma, E., (Mrs. F. H. Millard) 
 
 Scheidenhelm, E. L., '92, Engr. 
 
 Scheifley, W. H., f 
 
 Schertz, J. W., '07, Engr. 
 
 Schetnitz, H., '15 
 
 Schiesswohl, P. G., '15, Bus. 
 
 Schiesswohl. R. L., '16 
 
 Schifflin, A. K., '18 
 
 Schill, Gertrude B., '11, Instr. 
 
 Schmidt, H.. '05, Engr. 
 
 Schobinger. E., '15, Engr. 
 
 Schoeller, J. E., '06, Engr. 
 
 Schoene, II. F., '17 
 
 Schoiz, .\. L., '12, Draftsman 
 
 Scholz, H. A., '07, Chem. 
 
 Schoolcraft, H. L., f. Bus. 
 
 Schoolcraft, P. L., '13, Teacher 
 
 Schrader, A. C, '85, Engr. 
 
 Schreiber, L. H., '18 
 
 .Schreibcr, O. W. K., '07, Banker 
 
 Schreiber, R. E., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Schutt, W. K., '99 
 
 Schurecht, H. G., '14, Engr. 
 
 Schwartz, O. J., '12, Correspondent 
 
 Schwarzkoff, Florence A. (Mrs. E. W. 
 Donaho) '09 
 
 Scott, E. S., '14, Engr. 
 
 Scott, G. R., '17 
 
 Scott, R. C, '13, Sec. 
 
 Scroggin, Mildred A. (Mrs. R. B. Foster) 
 '15 
 
 Shamel, C. A., '91, Editor 
 
 Shapiro, I. M., '12, Mgr. 
 
 Shaw, E. J., '10, Engr. 
 
 Shaw, F. W., '17 
 
 Shea. J. C, '96, Salesman 
 
 Sheean, H. D., '99, Atty. 
 
 Sheldon, N. E.. ^8 
 
 Shimmin, R. P., '02, Salesman 
 
 Shively, W. S., '15, Engr. 
 
 Shklowsky, A. J .,'10, Engr. 
 
 Shlaudeman, F., '82, Mgr. 
 
 Shobe, F. D., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Shonts, T. D., '15 
 
 Shrader, F. K., '09, Broker 
 
 Shultz, Edith A., '13, Stenog. 
 
 Siegel, I., 'is. Lawyer 
 
 Siegfried, E. O., '16, Draftsman 
 
 Simmons, H. H., '09, Engr. 
 
 Simonini, P. C, '12, Eiigr. 
 
 Simons, A. M., *i2, Engr. 
 
 Simons, Rayna D. C. (Mrs. S. M. Ra- 
 phaelson) '17 
 
 Simons, R. S.. '16 
 
 Simpson, A. M., '13, Engr. 
 
 Sims, C. E., 'is, Chem. 
 
 Sinclair, Clara, '12, Teacher 
 
 Skelley, C. E., '05, Engr. 
 
 .Skinner, E. R., '03, Engr. 
 
 Skinner, J. K., '14, Teacher 
 
 Slack, H. L., '16, Instrumentman 
 
 Sladek, G. E., '17 
 
I024 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 CHICAGO— Continued 
 
 Sladek, V. R., '12, Salesman 
 Slater, W. F., '94, Osteopathist 
 Slawson, H. H.. 10, Adjuster 
 Slonnegar, W. D., '12, Agt. 
 Slosson, R. L., '11, Engr. 
 Smart, A., 'vj, Engr. 
 Smejkal, F. J., '14, Farm Adv. 
 Smejkal. J. A., Jr., '07, Engr. 
 
 Smidl, E., '17 
 
 Smith, A. D., '13, Mgr. 
 
 Smith, C. E., '16, Engr. 
 
 Smith, C. W., '13, Engr. 
 
 Smith, G. C, '01, Surgeon 
 
 Smith, H. W., '04. Y..M. C. A. Sec. 
 
 Smith, Julia H., t 
 
 Smith, L. D., f. Practitioner 
 
 Smith, Robert, '14, Engr. 
 
 Smoot, Elma (Mrs. F. J. Smoot) '99 
 
 Soderberg, A. F., '13. Engr. 
 
 Sommer, A. N., '06, Mgr. 
 
 Sotola, J., '18 
 
 Spencer, F. W., '97, Engr. 
 
 Spencer, N. S., '82, Arch. 
 
 Spengler, L. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 Sporlein, L. W., '14, Merchant 
 
 Stahl, W. A., '16, Salesman 
 
 Stair, J. L„ Jr., '08, Engr. 
 
 Standish, S., '10, Engr. 
 
 Stanger, O. C, '09. Chem. 
 
 Stanton, S. C, '79, Physician 
 
 Steele, A. D., f, Supt. 
 
 Steele, D. A. K.. h, Surg. 
 
 Steele. P., '89, Engr. 
 
 Steinhoff, F. L.. '17, Ed. 
 
 Steinmayer, A. G., '16, Engr. 
 
 Stevens, Lucia A. (Mrs. R. J. De Motte") 
 '03 
 
 Stewart, Ella M., '83, Teacher 
 
 Stiff, R. M., '08. Chem. 
 
 Stirton, J. C, '16, Engr. 
 
 Stoltey, Marie J. (Mrs. H. T. Nafziger) 
 
 '13 
 
 Stone, A. G., '16, Engr. 
 
 Stough, G. H., '13, Engr. 
 
 Straub, W. F.. '18, Chem. 
 
 Street, Marietta L. (Mrs. H. M. Price) 
 '03 
 
 Streff, A. P.. '09, Engr. 
 
 Strehlow, O. E., '96, Engr. 
 
 Strom, J.. '10, Engr. 
 
 Stromberg, T. W,, '06, Engr. 
 
 Stumpf, E. H., '16, Acct. 
 
 Styles, E. B., '12, Engr. 
 
 Summers, A. R., '15, Engr. 
 
 Sutcliffe, Marjorie (Mrs, P. D. Amsbary) 
 '15 
 
 Sutherland, J. B., Jr., '12, Designer 
 
 Sutton, F. H., '16, Credit Man 
 
 Swanberg, Marie (j., '18, Dietitian 
 
 Sweeney, A. F., f. Instr. 
 
 Sweeney, P. J., '15, Foreman 
 
 Swenson, C .E., '17 
 
 Swenson. E. H., '13, Engr. 
 
 Swett, W. C, '09, Designer 
 
 Swift, Elizabeth A., '09, Ed. 
 
 Swits, F. H., '10, Sec. 
 
 Sylvester, Grace D., '18 
 
 Taft, L., '79, Sculptor 
 
 Tarnoski, P. T., '07, Chem. 
 
 Tarracciano, A. E., '14, Engr. 
 
 Taylor, Hazel E., '13, Teacher 
 
 Taylor, Margaret, '14, Teacher 
 
 Taylor, Ruth B. (Mrs. E. W. Wagenseil) 
 
 '05 
 Tear, H. R., '14, Engr. 
 Tear, Julia F., '11, Teacher 
 Terrey, W. H.. '10, Draftsman 
 Thayer, Alice C. (Mrs. W. F. Lyon) '12 
 Thayer, C, '13, Salesman 
 Thayer, H. S., '10, Engr. 
 Theodorson, W. A., '01, Engr. 
 Thomas, D., '81, Mgr. 
 Thompson, C. H., '14, Mgr. 
 Thompson, F. L., '96, Engr. 
 
 CHICAGO— Continued 
 
 Thompson, F. L., '02, Acct. 
 
 Thompson, G. H., '00, Dept. Mgr. 
 
 Thompson, Lillian M., '16, Teacher 
 
 Thompson, M., '02, Engr. 
 
 Thompson, Susan E., '97, Teacher 
 
 Thomson, A., '09, Merchant 
 
 Thoren, J. M., '11, Engr. 
 
 Thorndike, Clara L., '15, Teacher 
 
 Thorne, L. E., '15 
 
 Thorud, B. M., '18 
 
 Thrasher, H. M., 'ii, Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 
 Tobey, H. E., '10, Engr. 
 
 Tower, W. E., '94, Teacher 
 
 Townsend, W., '93, Salesman 
 
 Touzalin, Clara B. (Mrs. P. E. Stone) '09 
 
 Travis, R. E., '04, Engr. 
 
 Trees, M. J., '07, V. P. 
 
 Trimble, Clara E. (Mrs. G. H. Fenn) '04, 
 
 Teacher 
 Trimble, Mary L., '06, Teacher 
 Troeger, P. T., '16, Land. Card. 
 Troy, Mary Z., '15, Libn. 
 Tucker, G. M., '17 
 Tull, A. L., '09. Dentist 
 Tumbleson, A. T., '10 
 Uphaus, B. R., '15 
 Urbain, L. F., '10. Arch. 
 Vanden Boom, G. Q.., '16, Engr. 
 Van DerVoort, W. H., f, Mfr. 
 Vaniman, R. L., '12, Engr. 
 \'an Winkle, P. K., '17, Salesman 
 Vaughan, G. P., '15 
 Vear, C. E., '12, Adv. Agt. 
 Venning, F. L., f. Arch. 
 N'igeant, G., Jr., '12, Arch. 
 Voigt, H. L., '16 
 Vollweiler, E. H., g, Chem. 
 \^on der Lippe, E. C. F., '02, Engr. 
 Wagenseil, E. W., '05, Mgr. 
 Wagner, A. L., '14, Real Est. 
 Wagner, C, f. Sec. 
 Wagner, Roberta J., '18 
 Wagoner, E. O., '06, Ins. Agt. 
 Wahl, H. R., '01. Engr. 
 Wait, E. L., '01, Chem. 
 Wakefield, G. M., '97, Engr. 
 Wakefield, N. R., Jr., '07, Lawyer 
 Waldie, J. R. R., '10, Farmer 
 Walker, R. A., '11. Stud. 
 Walker, S., '17, Engr. 
 Wall, R. J. F., '07, Arch. 
 Wallace, E. D., '17 
 Wallace, Mabel C, '14, Teacher 
 Walter. C. A.. '98, Mgr. 
 Ward, Janet, '18, Teacher 
 Ward, Mamie L., '15. Teacher 
 Wardall, W. J., '08, Banker 
 Warren, G. E., '12, Engr. 
 Washington, Margaret (Mrs. B. S. Pfeif- 
 
 fer) g 
 Waters, E. E., '12, Salesman 
 Watt, L. A., '10, Chem. 
 Weakley, H. G., '01, Business 
 Weaver, H. J., '06, Engr. 
 Webber, H. E., '16, Arch. 
 Webster, R. F.. '06, Teacher 
 Weedman, F. J., '94 
 Weeks, C. E., '11, Engr. 
 Weeks, H. W., '04, Engr. 
 Weil M. E., '12, Salesman 
 Weisfeld, L. H., '13, Draftsman 
 Weld, L. D. H., g, Mgr. 
 Wells, Grace A. (Mrs. R. V. Morgan) g, 
 
 Instr. 
 Wells, M. M., g, Instr. 
 Wenter. L. M., '12 Engr. 
 Wesselhoeft, C. D., '02, Engr. 
 West, R. R., '07, Engr. 
 Westenhaver, J. L., '18 
 Westfall. C. C. '07, Engr. 
 Westland, E. H.. '16. Sec. 
 Wetzel, C. L., '98, Engr. 
 Wheaton, Hazel D. (Mrs. E. H. Westland) 
 
 '16 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 CHICAGO— Continued 
 
 Wheeler, E. J., 'ii, Engr. 
 
 Wheeler, R. C, '15, Estimator 
 
 Whitaker, Ruth L., '12, Teacher 
 
 White, Anna D., '04, Libn. 
 
 White, F. H., Jr., '16, Engr. 
 
 White, F. M., '09, Ed. 
 
 White, J. D.. '02 
 
 White, J. G., '13, Salesman 
 
 White, K. B., '11, Engr. 
 
 White, Mahala J., '06, Teacher 
 
 White, Wiebe A.. '08, Libn. 
 
 White, Winifred E., '18, Teacher 
 
 Whitney, Helen W., '13, Teacher 
 
 Whitten, J. H., '11, Asst. 
 
 Wiedling, C. C, '15, Salesman 
 
 Wien. J. H., '18 
 
 Wikoff, Minna, '14, Instr. 
 
 Wikoff, Ruth I., '18, Teacher 
 
 Wilczynski, E. J., f. Prof. 
 
 Wilder, H. W.. '86 
 
 Wiley, G. G., '12, Draftsman 
 
 Wilkinson, L. E., '06, Arch. 
 
 Willcox, Lucy B. E. (Mrs. J. D. Wallace) 
 
 '00 
 Williams, D. D., '07, Businesss 
 Williams, G. B., '99, Engr. 
 Williams, Mary E., '04, Physician 
 Williams, R. C, '13, Engr. 
 Wilson, B., '12, Engr. 
 Wilson, Besse E., '07, Libn. 
 Wilson, Helen M. (Mrs. W. Schlueter) '16 
 Wilson. H. S., '12, Mgr. 
 Wilson, N. K., '14, Salesman 
 Wilson, R. C, '90, Doctor 
 Wilson, T., '02, Editor 
 Wjnokur, M. C, '16, Instrumentman 
 Winters, C. P.. '15, Secret Service 
 Winters. L. M., '18 
 Witte, Hulda C, '10, Teacher 
 Woleben, W. T., 'i8 
 Wolf. Elsa C, '17 
 Wolff, S.. '02, Engr. 
 Wood. Adeline, '16 
 Wood, F. L., '76 
 
 Woodbridge, Mary E., '08, Analyst 
 Woodin, E. C, '07, Business 
 Woods, A. C, Jr., '17 
 Woods, G. E., '13, Lawyer 
 Woods, R. C, '17, Phys. Dir. 
 Woolston, W. H.. '13, Physician 
 Wray, T., '00, Electn. 
 Wright, S. B., '09. Engr. 
 Wright, Eliza M. (Mrs. M. W. Canaday) 
 
 '85 
 Wright, Helen G., '07 
 Wright, Lora (Mrs. G. B. Williams) g 
 Wright, M. R., '06, Merchant 
 Wright, Minnie R. (Mrs. R. Q. Burton) 
 
 '14 
 Wright, W. H., '96, Teacher 
 Wrisley, G. A., '16, Chem. 
 Wroby, N. W., '18 
 Wussow. A. F. D., '09, Chem. 
 Wyeth, W. H., '11, Draftsman 
 Yates, J. W., '07. Engr. 
 Yates, T.. '06, Engr. 
 Yeakel, W. K.. '95, Doctor 
 Young, A. T., '17 
 Ziesing. A., '78, Business 
 Zipf. F. J., '02, Asst. Prin. 
 Zollinger, J. E., '15, Salesman 
 
 :HICAG0 HEIGHTS 
 
 Ashdown, E. H., '09. Engr. 
 Badger, H. S.. '13, Electn. 
 Chandler. W. H. C, g, Chem. 
 Krehbiel. J. F., f, Chem. 
 McCoy, M. H., '08, Engr. 
 Vance. W. N., '95, Engr. 
 Whelan, J. M.. Jr., '13. Engr. 
 Williams, G. R., '10. Engr. 
 
 :hillicothe 
 
 Hunter. Margaret, '18 
 
 CIIILLICOTHE^Continued 
 Hunter, R. F., '13, Buyer 
 Jordan, Helen M. (Mrs. H. Truitt) '11 
 Kirk, H. S., '15, Lawyer 
 Neill, Alma J., '13, Asst. 
 Proctor, O. A., '90 
 Truitt, H., '11, Banker 
 
 CHRISMAN 
 
 Booker, Helen E., '04, Prin., H. S. 
 
 Cusick, J. F., '03, Lawyer 
 
 Hoult, Bessie B. (Mrs. C. J. Pankow) '12, 
 
 Teacher 
 Kimmel, L., '16, Prin. 
 McClure, Winifred L.. '16, Teacher 
 
 CHRISTOPHER 
 
 Tygett, R., '09, Lawyer 
 CICERO 
 
 Frazee, R. C, '14, Tester 
 Kerner, J. C, '17 
 Kerner, R. J., f. Stud. 
 Matousek, J.. '05, Engr. 
 Sladek, R. B.. '18 
 Smithson, A. T., '14, Draftsman 
 Walker, Jennie A., '16, Teacher 
 Zahrobsky, E. F., '09, Sec. 
 
 CISCO 
 
 Augustus, Lalah M., '17, Teacher 
 Augustus, R. E., '16, Teacher 
 
 CISSNA PARK 
 
 McCracken, H. O., '14, Farmer 
 
 Oathout, C. L., '13, Farmer 
 
 Pruitt, C. J., '09. Merchant 
 
 Sailor, I. C., '15, Cattle Breeder 
 
 Turner, Bessie I. (Mrs. C. L. Oathout) '14 
 
 lLAREMONT 
 
 Armstrong, J. E., '97, Dairyman 
 
 Cr.ARENCE 
 
 Frederick, E. M., '17 
 
 CLAY CITY 
 
 Keach, W. M., '16. Orchardist 
 
 CLAYTON 
 
 Smith, S. C. 
 
 '14, Mgr. 
 
 CLIFTON TERRACE 
 
 Rosenberg, H. B., '18 
 
 CLINTON 
 
 Abbott, Frances D., '10, Teacher 
 
 Allen, F. O., '16. Prin. 
 
 Allen, L., '13, Prof. 
 
 Bentley, Beulah B., '18, Teacher 
 
 Bridgman, Minnie C. (Mrs. L. W. Ingham) 
 
 '01 
 Campbell, Amanda (Mrs. M. Moore) '75 
 Carter, C. W., '93, Phys. 
 Corrington, C. E., '09, Mgr. 
 Hart, P. M., '14. Engr. 
 Ingham. L. W., '02. Lawyer 
 Mann, Mary E. (Mrs. C. W. Carter) '93 
 Nebel, C. A., '15. Farmer 
 Nebel, Dora M., '14. Teacher 
 Rundle, W. B., '17, Farmer 
 Walker, C. C, '15. Farmer 
 Walker, Helen, '18. Cashier 
 Ziegler, J. F. S., '07, Farmer 
 
 COAL CITY 
 
 Campbell, C. W., '17 
 Littler, S. H., '11, Prin. 
 
 COATSBURG 
 
 Dralle, H. E., '16 
 
1026 
 
 UNiviiKsiTv oi'- Illinois 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 15, Ttacher 
 
 '16, Teacher 
 
 1.., '15, Farmer 
 
 COBDEN 
 
 Rich, C. W.. '04, Farmer 
 Watson, R. M., '17 
 
 COLCHESTER 
 
 Terrill, F., '08, Engr. 
 COLFAX 
 
 rienline, H. H., '14, Instr. 
 
 Hicks, R. H., '13 
 
 Horney, VV. R., '17, Teacher 
 
 Marquis, D. B., '14, Farmer 
 
 Wiley, J. E., '13, Farmer 
 
 COLLINSVILLB 
 
 Bartells, G. C. Jr., '08, Chem. 
 Bernhardt, Josepliine E., '16, Teacher 
 Kennedy, J. W., '94, Arch. 
 
 CONGRESS PARK 
 
 Morris, T. E., '08, Draftsman 
 Morris, V. L., '15. Insp. 
 Robbins, J., '10, Engr. 
 
 COOPERSTOWN 
 
 Parks, Wilma G. 
 CRESCENT CITY 
 
 Helmreich, Agnes J. S 
 CRETE 
 
 Trowbridge, ( 
 
 CROSSVILLE 
 
 Johnson. R. M., '17, Farmer 
 Stokes, C. N., g, Teacher 
 
 CRYSTAL LAKE 
 
 Berg, B. C '16, Teacher 
 
 Burleigh, Inez L., '18 
 
 Shelton, A. M., '03, Supt. Schs. 
 
 CUBA 
 
 Ewan, Caroline V., '18 
 
 Smith, G. C, '16. Prin. 
 
 Smith, Mary P., '18, Diet. 
 
 Smith, Nellie E. (Mrs. O. R. Grady) '08 
 
 CUTLER 
 
 Braden, C. A., 'os 
 
 DALTON CITY 
 
 Freeland, C. B., '11 
 
 DANVERS 
 
 Hough, C. F., '16, Lawyer 
 
 DANVILLE 
 
 Allen. L. T., '05, Judge 
 
 Besore, Hazel (Mrs. G. C. McCann) '08 
 
 Boggs, Martha II. (Mrs. I. A. Love) '83 
 
 Bookwalter, R. R., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Bowman, Mabel I., '17, Teacher 
 
 Boyle, J. M., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Brand, R. K., 'og, Supvr. 
 
 Bredehoft. Mabel, '09, Teacher 
 
 Briles, B. S., '80, Business 
 
 Burns, O. M., '16 
 
 Cannon, J. G., h, Congressman 
 
 Carter, I. R., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Cass, S., '12. Supt. 
 
 Checkley, J. H., '13, Farm Adv. 
 
 Cline, J. R., '15, Engr. 
 
 Dalbey, E. L., '13. Lawyer 
 
 Doughty, I. N., '06, Supt. 
 
 Ely, H. M., '99, Engr. 
 
 Ercanbrack. H. E., '09, Engr. 
 
 Faulk, M. C, '17. Minister 
 
 Fisher. J. F., '90, Engr. 
 
 Fleming, Sara A., g. Teacher 
 
 Getman, R. L., '14, Engr. 
 
 Giddings, M. T^., '17. Teacher 
 
 Hall, A. R., '01. Lawyer 
 
 DANVILLE— Continued 
 
 Holderman, Marjorie C. .(Mrs. G. H. 
 
 Schultz) '03 
 Ilornor, Nellie N.. 'i.> 
 Hubbart, C. C., '09, Engr. 
 Jackson, Mabel C, '15, Teacher 
 James, C. A., '09, Engr. 
 Johns, D. C, '17 
 Johnson, A. A., '08, Lawyer 
 Johnson, J. E., '01, Business 
 Jones, R. H., 'i I 
 Kent, L. M., '96, Lawyer 
 Koch. C. E., '15, Engr. 
 Lane. Cora M. (Mrs. E. G. Wiedman) '13, 
 
 Teacher 
 Lewis, C. M., '96, Arch. 
 Lewis, Lucy E., '11, Teacher 
 Liese, G. C, '96, Arch. 
 Lindley, W. C, 'oi. Lawyer 
 Love, Beryl F., '18 
 Ludwick, G. W., '96, Arch. 
 Lumbrick, A., '08, .\dv. 
 Mclntire, M. M., '06. Teacher 
 Moore, Sara E., '18 
 Moschcl, Margaret (Mrs. S. A. Schicke- 
 
 danz) '12 
 Neal, Essie E. (Mrs. A. W. Hayes) '10 
 Nydegger, Charlotte (Mrs. W. C. Jackson) 
 
 '08 
 Piatt, C, '14, Lawyer 
 Rav, R. W., 'II, Constr. 
 Rottger, R. C, '13, Treas. 
 .Sanford, Harriet A., '16, Teacher 
 Schecter, R. W., '16, Teacher 
 Schickedanz, S. A., '11, Engr. 
 Skadden, H. F., '15, Arch. 
 Smith. L. M., g 
 Story, Helen D., g. Teacher 
 Stuebe, L. F. W., '03, Arch. 
 Swain, D. T., '17 
 Walz, Emilie I., '16, Instr. 
 Wolter, H. F., '18, Supvr. 
 Yeager, O. K., '11, Constr. 
 
 DAWSON 
 
 Morgan, C. A., '15 
 DECAIIUR 
 
 Allin, Eugenia, '03, Libn. 
 
 Barnes, E. C, '17, Tester 
 
 Bramhall, A. E., '10, Arch. 
 
 Brown, E. C, '07, Engr. 
 
 Burnett, W.. Jr., '14, Engr. 
 
 Capron, F. R., '97, Draftsman 
 
 Carey, W. J., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Connard, A. F., '12, Draftsman 
 
 Corley, IL, '13, Engr. 
 
 Corley, S.. '15, Engr. 
 
 Curtis, B. T., '17 
 
 Denz, R. E.. '16 
 
 DeWolfe, Mary E., '14, Teacher 
 
 Dick. C. R.. '07, Engr. 
 
 Dickey, J. IL, '98, Dentist 
 
 Fisher, Fay L., g. Teacher 
 
 Fisher, L. N., '12, Engr. 
 
 Gibson, R. .\., '17 
 
 Gray. J. M., '18 
 
 Halterman, II. J., '15, Engr. 
 
 Hannum, Myrtle N., '05. Clerk 
 
 Hartsock, Nelle M., '14, Mgr. 
 
 Hostctlcr. W. B., '18 
 
 Hutchin. C. E., '07, Lawyer 
 
 Ilyslop, W. II., g, Instr. 
 
 Jones, .•\. A., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Kayser, C. S., '18 
 
 Kean, II. P., g, Instr. 
 
 Ketch, J. M., '17. Engr. 
 
 Kirby, W. I., '14. Arch. 
 
 Kirk, Bertha M., '17. Supvr. 
 
 Kirk, Josephine, '12. Teacher 
 
 Lindsay, F. M., '04. Pub. 
 
 Lutz R. S., '15. Engr. 
 
 McGinley, W., '05, Lawyer 
 
 McNulta, S.. '17 
 
 Metz. C. A., 'is, Engr. 
 
 I 
 
Geogkapiiical Index 
 
 1027 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 DECATUR— Continued 
 
 Metzler, A. M., '16, Merchant 
 
 Miller, R. A., '11, Engr. 
 
 Monroe, R., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Moray, II. H., '05, Lawyer 
 
 Nelson, Charlotte B. (Mrs. C. M. Jack) '03 
 
 Nichol, Marion S., '08, Teacher 
 
 Parker, Minnie (Mrs. V. N. Hostetler) '80 
 
 Pogue, II. A., '16, Sec. 
 
 Pogue, P. W.. '14, Lawyer 
 
 Pogue, S. L., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Powers. J. H., '17, Fanner 
 
 Risley, W. J., g. Prof. 
 
 Roberts, C. M.. '18 
 
 Samuels, T. W., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Shay, Mary L., '17, Ed. Asst. 
 
 Shilling, F. W., '16, Druggist 
 
 Smith, F. J., g, Bus. 
 
 Smith, S. B., '07, Farmer 
 
 Spencer, Bertha (Mrs. E. A. Miner) '95 
 
 Starr, Bernice F., '14, Clerk 
 
 Stonffcr, E. L.. '18. Arch. 
 
 Thompson, Estelle, '06, Teacher 
 
 Tinkey, O. G.. '18, Electn. 
 
 Van Cleve, Edith J. (Mrs. E. H. Allen) '12 
 
 Van Praag, A. V., Jr., '17 
 
 Waggoner, A. M., '1.3, Arch. 
 
 Waggoner, K. M., '17 
 
 Webber, A. G., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Weilepp, Eva S., '15, Teacher 
 
 Weilepp, Laura E., '17 
 
 Wheelhouse, Elizabeth L.. '18, Teacher 
 
 Wheelhouse, Mary E., '16, Teacher 
 
 White, H. C., '08, Lawyer 
 
 White, R. S., '18, Advertising 
 
 Wiley, F. R., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Wittlinger, Emma M. (Mrs. F. W. Schlie) 
 
 '04 
 Wood, Margaret C. (Mrs. C. R. Dick) '10 
 Young, O. E., '9.3, Farmer 
 
 DEIERFIELD 
 
 Galloway, W. J., '07 
 
 Jordan, E. B., '08, Farmer 
 
 Parsons, Lura E. (Mrs. E. B. Jordan) '09 
 
 DEER GROVE 
 
 Tervill, J. S., '91, Gardner 
 DE KALB 
 
 Alverson, Eva L. (Mrs. W. G. Eckhardt) 
 '06 
 
 Anderson, Edla V.. '18 
 
 Avery, R. A., '17, Tester 
 
 Clark, B. H., '17, Mgr. 
 
 Cook, J. W., h. Coll. Pres. 
 
 Eckhardt, W. G., '05, Agr. 
 
 Fisk, H. D., '18, Lawyer 
 
 Hesselbaum, Caroline E., '14, Teacher 
 
 Hollandsworth, Helen (Mrs. B. H. Clark) 
 '17 
 
 Lacey, J. J., '17, Teacher 
 
 Luney, E. R., '13, Draftsman 
 
 Luney, F. S., '07, Engr. 
 
 Luney, R. T., '15, Lawyer 
 
 McMahon, Eva I.. '07, Libn. 
 
 Matthewson, J. P., '11, Farmer 
 
 Nelson, P. S., '14, Engr. * 
 
 Phelps, J. M., g, Instr. 
 
 Shipman, A. B., '05. Miner 
 
 Skiles, J. R., '13, Teacher 
 
 Staley, I. E., g, Teacher 
 
 Staley, Irene E., g. Teacher 
 
 Swift. Lola E., g, Instr. 
 
 Watson, C. B., '13, Farmer 
 
 Watson, J. W., '16, Agr. 
 
 Whitten, C. W., '06, Prin., H. S. 
 
 Whitten, Jennie A.. '17 
 
 DE LAND 
 
 Baumann, T. A., '12, Doctor 
 Dauberman, Margaret L. (Mrs. R. Rine- 
 
 hart) 'is 
 McCammon, Martha, 'i8. Teacher 
 Stambaugh, F. M., '14, Lawyer 
 Wisegarver, Elizabeth P., '17, Teacher 
 
 DELAVAN 
 
 Allen, R., '76, Farmer 
 Hopkins, G. B., '17, Engr. 
 Hopkins, R. E., '10, Farmer 
 Rcardon, C. C, '07, Farmer 
 Reardon, N. D.. '00, Prof. 
 
 DEPUE 
 
 Wray, D. C, '98, Engr. 
 DES PLAINES 
 
 Campbell, Grace A. (Mrs. R. R. Daniclson) 
 
 Danielson, R. R., '14, Chem. 
 Gridley, G. N., '75, Business 
 
 DIXON 
 
 Ackert, Alice N. (Mrs. E. A. Doisey) '18 
 Armington, Clara G., '18, Teacher 
 Armington, Dorothy M., '15, Teacher 
 Brown, Ruth E., '07, Sec. 
 Clayton, T. W., '98, Engr. 
 Nichols, Josephine M., '17, Teacher 
 Overmier, M. D., '11, Engr. 
 Woodyatt, H. F., '17 
 
 DOLTON 
 
 Harms, L. A. P., '11, Supt. 
 Walkerly, Dorothy K., '15, Teacher 
 
 DONGOLA 
 
 Karraker. A. H., '16, Survr. 
 DONNELLSON 
 
 Laws, J. W., '16, Farmer 
 DOWNERS GROVE 
 
 Abbott, A. W., '12, Farmer 
 
 Boon, W. G., '95, Engr. 
 
 Richey, F. C, '14, Farmer 
 
 Rolfe, Susan F. (Mrs. II. G. Butler) 'o^ 
 
 Whitney, L. H., '17 
 
 DUNDEE 
 
 Cameron, G. M., '18 
 Hinman, Glidden, '05, Bacteriol. 
 Llinman, R. B., '15, Mgr. 
 Wenholz, W. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 DUQUOIN 
 
 Allais, Eugenie, '16 
 
 Barker, L. W., '94 
 
 Kelly, L. R., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Kimmel, H. E., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Lynch, Margaret, '18, Teacher 
 
 Parks, Catherine E., '17, Teacher 
 
 Turner, F., '14, Asst. 
 
 DURAND 
 
 Derwent, E. F., '06, Farmer 
 DWIGHT 
 
 Donigan. F. L., '07, Engr. 
 
 Hager, H. M., '17 
 
 Hoffman, A. A., '17 
 
 Seymour, R. V., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Tanner, T. S., '17 
 
 EARLVILLE 
 
 Duffy, J. C, '17, Farmer 
 Keeler. F. B.. '95, Contr. 
 Van Alyea, M. C, (M. C. V. Alyea) '10, 
 Claim Agt. 
 
 EAST AMBOY 
 
 Kline, W. G., '06. Teacher 
 EAST DUBUQUE 
 
 Burns, C. C, '16, Teacher 
 KAST MOLINE 
 
 Long, G. D., '09. Lawyer 
 
 Lucas, Rena A. (Mrs. H. W. Whitsitt) 'n.(. 
 Libn. 
 
 Railsback, F. H., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Whitsitt, H. W., '03, Arch. 
 
1 
 
 I028 
 
 University of Illinois 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 EAST PEORIA 
 
 Grigsby, H., '17, Rancher 
 EASTON 
 
 Ross, Nelda G., '18, Teacher 
 EAST ST. LOUIS 
 
 Apple, C. H., '14. Engr. 
 
 Barr, Susan J. (Mrs. L. V. Walcott) '06 
 
 Billman, D. W., '12, Lawyer 
 Billman, E., '16, Lawyer 
 
 Brockmeyer, E. J., '13, Engr. 
 
 Brundage, Florence L., (Mrs. J. B. Mes- 
 sick) '08 
 
 Burgoon D. W., '16, Engr. 
 
 Campbell, B. A.. '00, Lawyer 
 
 Cartwright, Sara B. E. (Mrs. I. L. Foulon) 
 '13 
 
 Chartrand, J. B., '16, Mgr. 
 
 Ernst, J. L., '12, Arch. 
 
 Freels, J. W., '16, Lawyer 
 
 Hewitt, J. H., '12, Engr. 
 
 Hill, N. W., '10, Engr. 
 
 Hill, W. E., '16, Commissioner 
 
 Irwin, W. W., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Livesay, Ruth, F., '16, L-lerk 
 
 Merker, H. F., '98, Engr. 
 
 Messick, J. B., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Mills. R. W., '99. Phys. 
 
 Morgan, G. W., '05, Engr. 
 
 Morgan, T. S., '16 
 
 Morgan, W. L., f. Salesman 
 
 Nicki. F. S., ':2, Engr. 
 
 Oehmke, M. F., '13. Lawyer 
 
 Richeson, Virginia C, '05, Teacher 
 
 Ropiequet, W. C, '14, Expert 
 
 Schadt, Mabel E., '14, Mgr. 
 
 Schlueter, W. L., '16, Repr. 
 
 Sewell, S. I^ '14, Engr. 
 
 Slaymaker, C. M., '08, Engr. 
 
 Turner, C. P., '04, Engr. 
 
 Verlie, E. J., '13, Lawyer 
 
 Wagner, A., 'is 
 
 Webb, C. P., '12. Lawyer 
 
 Whitnel, J., '16, Lawyer 
 
 EDEJLSTEIN 
 
 Overend, H. G., '17 
 
 EDINBURG 
 
 Logan, (?. R., '07, Transitnian 
 Logan, Grace B., '08, Diet. 
 Vandeveer, H. E., '12, Engr. 
 
 EDWARDSVILLE 
 
 Bell. E. D., '15, Engr. 
 Bell, E. D. F., '01, Engr. 
 Buschmann, W. H. H., '18, Reporter 
 Cook. C. F., '80. Farmer 
 Eisenmayer, A. W., Jr., '10, Contr. 
 Lawnin, N., '16, Engr. 
 Newell, M. E., '15, Lawyer 
 Pierce, B. E., '17, Salesman 
 Pierce, R. C, '08, Engr. 
 Robinson, Ruth L., '17 
 Sheppard, C. H., 'n 
 Wolf, H. C, '13. Engr. 
 
 EFFINGHAM 
 
 Braeuninger, Ella C. '11, Teacher 
 Burrell, Beulah, '17. Teacher 
 Hirtzel, Clara L., '15, Teacher 
 Rucker, H. J., '13, Farm Adv. 
 
 ELBURN 
 
 Downing, Emily M., 'i8. Stud. 
 
 ELDORADO 
 
 Beach, H. C. '06, Lawyer 
 Bramlet, H. B., '17, Chem. 
 Du Bois, Marie M., '18, Sec. 
 Murphy, M. E., g, Supt. 
 Simpson, E. B., '17, Lawyer 
 Voight, A. L., '12, Engr. 
 
 ELGIN 
 
 Abell, R. E., '04, Arch. 
 
 Ackermann, H. C, 'og 
 
 Brightman. M. H., '06, Engr. 
 
 Browning, H. A., '94, Farmer 
 
 Bull, W. E., '18 
 
 Burdick, J. H., '01, Businesss 
 
 Burger, A. H., '17 
 
 Christen, L. H., '18, Arch. Engr. 
 
 Corbey, L. J., '12, Arch. 
 
 Gates, C. W., '13, Engr. 
 
 Giertz, A. E., '17 
 
 Goble, Roxana, g. Teacher 
 
 Grant, C. T., '16, Engr. 
 
 Harris, Hannah J., '14, Teacher 
 
 Heindel, J. H., '16, Draftsman 
 
 Hennings, Elfreda V.. '16 
 
 Johnson, J. N., '17 
 
 Kelly, R. L., '14, Supt. 
 
 Kohn, J. L., '17 
 
 Leverenz, A. C. G., '15, Draftsman 
 
 Lund, J. v.. '17, Engr. 
 
 Mann, A. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 Mann, Marjorie D., '17, Teacher 
 
 Miller, J. E., g, Ed. 
 
 Parker, W. L., '80, Engr. 
 
 Sadler, W. C, '13, Engr. 
 
 Samuelson, R. A., '15 
 
 Schecter, R. W., '16, Teacher 
 
 Sercombe, R. J., '11, Engr. 
 
 Seymour, C. H., '05, Engr. 
 
 Swartwout, E. C., '16, Teacher 
 
 Thatcher, F. R., '18 
 
 Todd, T., '83, Engr. 
 
 Tull, Effie M., '01. Teacher 
 
 Tuthill, J. P., '17, Engr. 
 
 Walsh, E. R.. '06 
 
 Western, I. M., '02, Lawyer 
 
 ELIZABETH 
 
 Fade, Gladys, '13, Teacher 
 Hagie, F. E., '09, Phys. 
 
 ELKHART 
 
 Stahl, G., '03, Banker ., 
 
 ELLERY 
 
 Bunting, L. D.. '16 
 
 ELLIOTT 
 
 Helgeland, Lillie I., '15, Teacher 
 
 ELLISVILLE 
 
 Cattron, C. L., '13, Farmer 
 Cattron, J. W., '03, Farmer 
 
 ELMHURST 
 
 Holch, F. L., '04, Teacher 
 
 Ingberg, S., g, Engr. 
 
 Talbot, W. L., '10. Supvr. 
 
 Van Dorsten. Josephine (Mrs. F. L. 
 
 Holch) '09, Prin. 
 Vestal, A. G., '11, Instr. 
 Wolf, O. F., '10. Draftsman 
 
 ' ELMWOOD 
 
 Jarman, H. P., '03, Farmer 
 Pulsipher, Irene E., '16, Teacher 
 Schulz, F. J., '18 
 Schulz, J. A., '17, Chem. 
 
 EL PASO 
 
 Evans, W. B.. f, Instr. 
 
 Fruin, Elizabeth, '13 
 
 Fruin, Mary C, '09, Teacher 
 
 Glessing. Barbara F., '16, Teacher 
 
 Haas, O. F., '18 
 
 Hurd A. B.. '98, Farmer 
 
 McElhiney, Ruth, '18, Teacher 
 
 Rich, E. A., '13, Lawyer 
 
 Shoemaker, Theodora (Mrs. C. F. Curtiss) 
 
 '04 
 Van Meter, Helen J. (Mrs. C. J. Alyea) '06 
 
Geografhical Index 
 
 1029 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 ELVASTON 
 
 Warren, D. E., '17, Acct. 
 RLWOOD 
 
 States, W. D., '97, Farmer 
 EMERSON 
 
 Reed, M. J., '17, Eiigr. 
 ENGLEWOOD 
 
 Barradell, A. E., '11, Teacher 
 EUREKA 
 
 Davidson, L. J., g 
 
 Dickinson, R. J., '94, Engr. 
 
 Felter, J. F., '10, Farmer 
 
 Felter, Mary E., '14, Teacher 
 
 EVANSTON 
 
 Badger, Eunice, L., '18, Teacher 
 
 Baker, Adaline, M., '02, Libn. 
 
 Bishop, Jessie E., '16, Libn. 
 
 Bradshaw, Jessie I. (Mrs. H. R. White) '03 
 
 Carmichael, W. J., '13, An. Husb. Spec. 
 
 Carter, A. J., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Chambers, W. H., '15, Bacteriol. 
 
 Chapman, D. V.. '18 
 
 Comstock, D. F., '15, Conductor 
 
 Corke, G. R., '13, Engr. 
 
 Denton, G. B., f, Instr. 
 
 Ellis, H.. ':6, Clerk 
 
 Ellis, G. H., '85, Chem. 
 
 Ermentrout, Anna M. (Mrs. C. A. Kamper) 
 
 '86 
 Ford, E. J., '05, Phys. 
 Gill, G. T., 'is. Arch. 
 Grey, N. F., '17, Broker 
 Griffin, J. M., '15, Salesman 
 Gunn, A. H., '07, Mgr. 
 Heath, W. A., '83, Banker 
 Heilman, R. E., f. Dean 
 Hills, D. A., '17, Engr. 
 Holgate, T. F., h. Prof. 
 Judson, F. M., '17. Bus. 
 Jutton, L., '02, Engr. 
 Knowlton, W. D., '03, Engr. 
 Lamkin, Nina B., '93 
 Larmier, R. S., '07, Engr. 
 McElveen, W. T., Jr., '16 
 McKay, F. M., '81, Teacher 
 Maddock, Kathryn, g. Journalist 
 Marquis, S. D., g 
 Murphy, Mary A., '16, Instr. 
 Nelson, F. L, '97 
 Nightingale, A. P., t. Educator 
 Nightingale, H. T., g. Prof. 
 Nitz, I. C, '08, Engr. 
 Olin, Irene B., '15, Teacher 
 Omer, L., '02, Phys. Dir. 
 Pollard, W. L., '06, Lawyer 
 Pooley, W. v., '98, Prof. 
 Rogers, G. S., '16, Engr. 
 Seiler, O. E., '12, Teacher 
 Shipman. W. D., '14, Engr. 
 Skarstedt, M., '11, Libn. 
 Smith, M. G., g, Instr. 
 Smith, P. F., g, Instr. 
 Sprague, N. E., '18 
 Stewart, W. M., '07, Mgr. 
 Thompson, D. G., g, Asst. 
 Turner, W. V.. '12, Journ. 
 Ward, J. F., f, Asst. 
 Warner, W. H., '05, Engr. 
 Washburn, L. T., '10, Buyer 
 Wiley, D. F., "^lo, Mgr. 
 Wilson, W. M.. f. Prof.. 
 Woods R. J., '17 
 Van Cleve, A. T., '11, Lawyer 
 Van Deusen, A. B., '12, Engr. 
 
 EVANSVILLE 
 
 Quick, G. E., '14, Supt. 
 
 EWING 
 
 Caldwell, L. R., '15. Investigator 
 Chalcraft, L. W., '17, Farm Adv. 
 
 FAIRBURY 
 
 Broadwell, Agnes M., '18, Stenographer 
 
 Burns, C. A., 'it. Lawyer 
 
 Frye, Mary H., '15, Teacher 
 
 Mapel, Francis P., '17 
 
 Morrisori, I. G., '17, Farmer 
 
 Powell, Bernice, '14, Teacher 
 
 Schnetzler, C. H., '10, Arch. 
 
 FAIRFIELD 
 
 Carrier, Adela P. (Mrs. W. K. Galeener) 
 
 '14 
 Creighton, E. W., 'is. Farmer 
 Galeener, W. K., '11, Hort. 
 Linsley, C. M., 'i6. Farmer 
 Matteson, G. H., 'is, Farmer 
 Rapp, J. H., 'is 
 
 FAIRMOUNT 
 
 Hawkins, E. W., '16, Farmer 
 Porterfield, W. B., '13, Banker 
 Rowand, K. E., '07, Farmer 
 
 FAIRVIEW 
 
 Cattron, K., '10, Salesman 
 FARINA 
 
 de Werff, H. A., '14, Instr. 
 FARMER CITY 
 
 Brandon, Eugenie J.. '18 
 
 Herrick, L. G., '03, Lawyer 
 
 Herrick, L. R., '92, Lawyer 
 
 Kincaid, Ruth M., '17, Teacher 
 
 Watson, G. W., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Willerton, Fay, '13 
 
 FARMINGDALE 
 
 Cooper, M. A., '11, Farmer 
 FARMINGTON 
 
 Gentle, G. E., '13, Asst. 
 
 Howell, Grace L. (Mrs. R. V. Cordell) '16 
 
 McCullough, Mary E.. '18, Teacher 
 
 Rohlfing, A. R., '14, Farmer 
 
 FIELDON 
 
 Reardon, C. H., '07, Lawyer 
 FINDLAY 
 
 Snapp, R. R., '13, Instr. 
 
 Wright, N. A., '15. Farmer 
 
 FISHER 
 
 Newcomb, W. H., '18 
 
 FITHIAN 
 
 Smoot, Elizabeth E., 'is 
 Stevenson, Ailsie M., '17, Teacher 
 
 FLANAGAN 
 
 Joosten, E. J., '17 
 FLAT ROCK 
 
 Maxwell, L, C. '17 
 FLORA 
 
 Chatten, C. E., '16, Teacher 
 
 Hill, R. E., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Smith, C. E., '07, Farmer 
 
 FOOSLAND 
 
 Bright, L. O.. '15, Prin. 
 DeLong, W. E., '17, Mgr. 
 
 FOREST PARK 
 
 Wagner, Esther A., '18 
 
 FORREST 
 
 Hull, H. B., '12, Farmer 
 
 Neff, Edna E. (Mrs. H. B. Hull) '11 
 
 Opie, Glen E.. '16, Teacher 
 
 FORSYTH 
 
 Benton, F. S., '11, Insp. 
 
I030 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 FRANKLIN 
 
 Gibson, C. R., 'is, Farmer 
 Wright, A. T., '13 
 
 FRANKLIN GROVE 
 
 Holley, C. E., '12, Psychol. 
 FREDERICK 
 
 Rebman, Gail, '09, Teacher 
 FREEPORT 
 
 Baldwin, L. S., '16, Instr. 
 
 Brockmeier, Angelina L., '17, Investigator 
 
 Davis, L. L.. '17 
 
 Deppell, R. E., '17, Arch. 
 
 Engle, R. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 Hiveley, O. G., '09, Supt. 
 
 James, H. D., '02, Lawyer 
 
 Jun^kung, L. F., '16, Agt. 
 
 Mensenkamp, L. E., '16, Teacher 
 
 Phillips. N. C, '05 Phys. 
 
 Smith, D. L., '11, Engr. 
 
 Tagcart, J. E., t 
 
 FULTON 
 
 Sternberg, B. L., '15, Farmer 
 GALATIA 
 
 Abney, B., '14, Farmer 
 
 Abney, M. D., '12, Teacher 
 
 GALENA 
 
 McNeill, Angelino, '18 
 Schneider, A. C, '17, Engr. 
 Sheean, F. T., '99, Lawyer 
 
 GALESBURG 
 
 Aldrich, H. G., '13, Arch. 
 
 Beadle, J. G., '88. Arch. 
 
 Bracker, E. M. D., '08, Agr. 
 
 Davenport, Alice V., '14, Libn. 
 
 Davis, G. T., g. Prof. 
 
 Deets, H. B., ^^14, Farm Mgr. 
 
 Flynn, C. C., g 
 
 Haines, F. L., '16, Salesman 
 
 Handke, P. A., '14, Ceram. 
 
 Hardy, G. B., '05, Lawyer 
 
 Hirth, Laura E., '16, Instr. 
 
 Kost, J. C., '09, Lawyer 
 
 McClelland, T., h, Pres. Emeritus 
 
 Mussenden, Ruth (Mrs. I. Nelson) '16 
 
 Nelson, I., '12, Chem. 
 
 Ogden, C. L., '03. Lawyer 
 
 Peterson, Eleanor S., '16, Teacher 
 
 Peterson, W. A., g, Instr. 
 
 Poor, C. M., f. Dean 
 
 Stahl, Myrtle L., '14. Teacher 
 
 Springe, O., '12, Engr. 
 
 Thoreen, Edna A., g. Teacher 
 
 Tunnicliff, J. J., Jr., '01, Lawyer 
 
 Waterman, Mary E. (Mrs. D. Gamble) '17 
 
 Watson, Helen G., g. Teacher 
 
 GALVA 
 
 Hudson, H. H., '08, City Controller 
 Johnstone, G. R., '13, Instr. 
 Mink, D. L., '18, Salesman 
 Morgan, M. S., '08, Draftsman 
 Yocum, E. L., '04, Business 
 
 GARDNER 
 
 Williams, E. C, '14, Engr. 
 
 GAYS 
 
 Hardinger, R. W., '14, Physician 
 Kern, V. H.. '16, Teacher 
 
 GENESEO 
 
 Bauer, Effie L. (Mrs. L. K. Ellsberry) '06. 
 
 Teacher 
 Cole, H. L., '14, Teacher 
 Dedrick, Eva A.. '12 
 Eiszner, Louise (Mrs. E. C. Magee) '12 
 Fisher, Abigail E., '15, Libn. 
 Fisher, Helen V., '16, Stud. 
 
 GENESEO— Continued 
 
 Gray, B. S., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Griffin, W. L., '14, Journ. 
 
 Hoit, M. E., 'is. Farmer 
 
 Hoit, O. W., '79, Farmer 
 
 Hosford, Susan E., '16, Teacher 
 
 Hunt, Mabel, D. (Mrs. W. W. Tuttle) '04 
 
 Kiner, H. D.. '18 
 
 Magee, E. C, '13 Farmer 
 
 Mitchell, Grace (Mrs. M. E. Hoit) '16 
 
 Reeder, J. C, '17, Supt. 
 
 RichmorTd, W. M., '17, Farmer 
 
 Searle, T. G., '18, Stud. 
 
 Smith, G. L., '17, Farmer 
 
 Smith, J. W., '17 
 
 Smith, Velda E., '18, Instr. 
 
 Taylor, N. O., '18. Asst. 
 
 Wilkinson, E. G., '15, Acct. 
 
 GENEVA 
 
 Dahlin, Edna O., '18 
 
 GENOA 
 
 Brown, D. S., '7s, Banker 
 Olmstead, C. E., '71, Missionary 
 Sandall, E. E., '13, Farmer 
 Stewart, C. A., '08, Live Stock Dealer 
 Worcester, Lenora M., '15, Prof. 
 
 GEORGETOWN 
 
 Fletcher, M. S., '99, Doctor 
 Minnis, L. E., '16, Teacher 
 Sheets, H. M., '17, Teacher 
 
 GERLAW 
 
 Porter, H. H., '17 
 GIBSON CITY 
 
 Charles, Alta A. (Mrs. W. E. McKeever) 
 '07 
 
 Estee, H. C, '96, Engr. 
 
 McKeever, W. E., '10, Farmer 
 
 Mottier, C. H., '10. Engr. 
 
 Noble, W., '96 
 
 Onken, G. F., Jr., '10, Farmer 
 
 Schroeder, G. W., '14, Farmer 
 
 Simms, W. H., Jr.. '16, Farmer 
 
 Wilson, L. R., '07, Ins. Agt. 
 
 GIFFORD 
 
 Morse, J. D., 'g6. Banker 
 Pierce, Laura, E. (Mrs. C. D. Cain) '10 
 /Wood, G. v.. '10. Graindealer 
 Wooldridge, F. M., '13, Druggist 
 
 GILLESPIE 
 
 Rice, H. M.. '14 
 GILMAN 
 
 Griffith, C. P.. '14, Engr. 
 
 Hare, F. C, '13. Prin. 
 
 Harris, R. B.. '18 
 
 Miller, F. R., '16, Salesman 
 
 Stevenson, Dorothy, '17. Diet. 
 
 GILSON 
 
 Butt, H. M., '14, Engr. 
 McKown, H. C, g, Teacher 
 
 GIRARD 
 
 Bellamy, A., '81, Business 
 
 Gehant, Evelyn (Mrs. T. H. Lloyd) '16 
 
 GLADSTONE 
 
 Porter, Margaret L., *i8 
 
 GLASFORD 
 
 Sander, R. L., '14, Engr. 
 
 GLASGOW 
 
 Ward, Mary M., '18, Stud. 
 
 GLEN ARM 
 
 Sprague, Villa M. (Mrs. J. P. Stout) '10 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 103 1 
 
 GLEN CARBON 
 
 Kerchner, F. W., '94, Phys. 
 GLENCOE 
 
 Antoszewski, R. H., '18 
 
 Brigham, E. R.. '18 
 
 Peabody, Katherine (Mrs. W. Girling) '83 
 
 Stansbury, Alta L. (Mrs. F. A. Sager) '03 
 
 Treichel, H. G., '07, Engr. 
 
 Wagner, G. F., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Whitelaw, J. C. C, '15, Bus. 
 
 GLEN ELLYN 
 
 Bremner, C. W., '12, Purchase Agt. 
 Clare, W. H., '13, Arch. 
 Dieterle, E. A., '04, Engr. 
 Otwell, A. M., '99, Teacher 
 Rathbun, A. E., '13, Buyer 
 Spalding, R. V., '98, Broker 
 Whittum, S. H., '11, Bus. 
 
 GLENVIEW 
 
 Cole, R. M., '13, Chem. 
 GLENWOOD 
 
 Buckler, C. W., '15, Teacher 
 GODFREY 
 
 Maxfield, L. H., '05, Draftsman 
 GOLDEN 
 
 Suter, E. R., '14, Mgr. 
 GRANITE CITY 
 
 Buenger, Katherine M., '15, Teacher 
 
 Buenger, L., '08, Salesman 
 
 Griffith, R. W., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Herrin, A. B., '08, Engr. 
 
 Jacob, Eda A., '14, Demonstr. Agt. 
 
 Kerch, W. W., '08, Engr. 
 
 Meltz, N., 'is, Chem. 
 
 Moore, Mary R. (Mrs. C. W. Munson) '11 
 
 Munson, C. W., '10, Engr. 
 
 Porterfield, Nellie M. (Mrs. W. W. Kerch) 
 
 '08 
 Roman, O. B., '14, Agt. 
 Roman, W., Jr., '12, Mgr. 
 Shoop, Adaline M. (Mrs. G. W. Turton) g 
 
 GRANVILLE 
 
 Hopkins, Ruby C. (Mrs. G. W. Hunt) '06 
 Robinson, Anna B., '12, Instr. 
 
 GRAYVILLE 
 
 Ronalds, H. L., '85. Farmer 
 GREENFIELD 
 
 Dollinger, Hazel D. (Mrs. W. F. Parks) '09 
 
 Haven, C. I., '12, Farmer 
 
 Holmes, O. W., '18 
 
 Melvin, L. R., '06, Businesss 
 
 Parish, W. L., '16 
 
 Smith, G. C. '18 
 
 GREENUP 
 
 Lyons, Carrie F., '16, Demonstrator 
 Lyons, R. J., '14, Farmer 
 Ormsby, Lelia M., '14, Prin. 
 Ratcliff, W. O., '15, Lawyer 
 
 GREEN VALLEY 
 
 Allen, P., '05, Farmer 
 Woodrow, R. B.. '18 
 
 GREENVIEW 
 
 Alkire, Hazel E., '12. Prin. 
 Marbold, Pauline, '17 
 Rathsack, Mary, '17 
 Smoot, W. E., '17, Farmer 
 Tice, E. H., '09, Lawyer 
 Wernsing, H. J., '09, Merchant 
 
 GREENVILLE 
 
 Biggs, J. D., '11, Lawyer 
 Colcord, Mary E., g. Teacher 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 GREENVILLE— Continued 
 Davis, Ruth K., g 
 
 Ferguson, F. C, '16, Prin. 
 Gerke, R. H., '18, Stud. 
 Ingels, Nelle L.. g. Statistician 
 Kaeser, W. G., '04, Mgr. 
 McNeil, R. P., '05, Farmer 
 Seawell, Cornelia R., g. Teacher 
 
 GRIDLEY 
 
 Kent, E. F., '17, Dairy Spec. 
 Sieberns, L. C, '12, Lawyer 
 
 GRIGGSVILLE 
 
 Harshman, W. F., '11 
 GROVE CITY 
 
 Drake, W. H., '11, Teacher 
 GROVELAND 
 
 Rohlfing, W. L., '16. Farmer 
 GUARD 
 
 Lloyd, T. H., 'is. Farmer 
 GURNEE 
 
 Turner, C. C, '17, Instr. 
 
 HAMILTON 
 
 Barber, A. D., t, Agr. 
 Dadant, H. C, '04, Merchant 
 Dadant, L. C, '02, Mfr. 
 Dadant, M. G., '08, Mfr. 
 Frazee, Anna D., '16, Teacher 
 Humphrey, W. G., '01, Lawyer 
 Pence, O. E., 'lo. Sec. 
 Stevenson, D. H., '12, Farmer 
 Stevenson, E. H.. '18 
 
 HAMMOND 
 
 Chipps, Alta F. (Mrs. S. M.. Cool) '12 
 Ponder, R. B., '11. Farmer 
 
 HAMPSHIRE 
 
 Gilkerson, H. '77 
 
 HANOVER 
 
 Wilson, C. G., '04, Supt., Schs. 
 
 HANNA CITY 
 
 Miller, W. P., '18, Farmer 
 Parr, R. W., '03, Stock Breeder 
 
 HARRISBURG 
 
 Baird, Ethel M. (Mrs. L. Weaver) '13 
 
 Barnes, A. L., 'is 
 
 Coker, Myrtle R. (Mrs. C. E. Combe) '09 
 
 Dean, Beatrice E., '14, Teacher 
 
 Dean, Olive G.. '18 
 
 Gustin, A., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Hinshaw. J. H., '13, Lawyer 
 
 Locke, W. C, '09, Engr. 
 
 Morris, N. M., '17, Engr. 
 
 Myers, J. W., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Plack, T., '14, Engr. 
 
 Stiff, Ethel, '18 
 
 Thompson, S. M., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Webber, Lois (Mrs. W. C. Locke) '11 
 
 HARRISTOWN 
 
 Jackson, Zita E. (Mrs. C. E. Leonard) '09 
 Stookey, M. C, '07, Farmer 
 
 HARVARD 
 
 Cash, H. S., 12, Farmer 
 Dake, L. G., '03, Teacher 
 Hill, F. J., '16 
 Manley, O. R., '17 
 Nolan, A. J., '16, Farmer 
 Shields, R. J., '10, Draftsman 
 Treat, Margaret J., '12, Teacher 
 Wakeley, L. M., '11, Dairyman 
 Wells, J. R., '12, Farmer 
 
1032 
 
 University ok Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS- 
 HARVEY Ai 
 Heckler, L. C, '17. Engr. 
 McKee, J. H., '96. Draftsman 
 Munch. A. H., '11, Engr. 
 Ohrman, Ruth I. (Mrs. R. Rahn) '18 
 Patterson, Maud M., '04, Teacher 
 Pease, Elva M. (Mrs. J. Q. Pettigrew) '09. 
 
 Instr. 
 Pettigrew, T. Q., '09, Engr. 
 Rahn, R., ^8 
 Rundquist, E. T.. '18 
 Thompson, H. C., '13, Cashier 
 Thompson, O. S., '17, Farmer 
 Willits, W. M., '18 
 Velzy, C. R., '14, Engr. 
 
 HAVANA 
 
 Borgelt, Clara M. E., 'is. Teacher 
 Kreiling, C. H., '09, Engr. 
 Mehlhop, Margaret, M., '15, Teacher 
 Mitchell, Elsie L., '16 
 
 HENNEPIN 
 
 Wood, H. T., 'is, Supt. 
 
 HENRY 
 
 Barrett, J. L., '08, Banker 
 
 Broaddus, Elizabeth M. (Mrs. J. L. Jones) 
 
 'i I 
 Burkhart, P. H., '16, Engr. 
 Jones, J. L., '09, Banker 
 Jones, P. C, '17, Engr. 
 Ponzer, Emma, '09, Teacher 
 
 HERRICK 
 
 Hitt, Mabel, '16, Teacher 
 HERRI N 
 
 Benson, J. P., '11, Cashier 
 
 Elles, E. C, 'is, Supt. 
 
 Fleming, Gertrude W. (Mrs. G. K. Crich 
 
 ton) '12 
 Wilson, J. A., '14, Engr. 
 
 HERSCHER 
 
 Karcher, F. J., '14, 
 
 Peterson, S. C., '18, Business 
 
 Wright, J. E., '12, Engr. 
 
 HERSMAN 
 
 Hersman, Bessie E., '12, Sec. 
 Hersman, F. C, '09, Farmer 
 
 HEYWORTH 
 
 Ryburn, C. A., '00 
 
 Blohm, L. R., '08, Teacher 
 
 HIGHLAND 
 
 Kaesar, A. F., '98, Phys. 
 
 Knobel, W. G., 'is 
 
 Latzer, Irma A., 'is. Instr. 
 
 Latzer, Jennie, M. (Mrs. A. F. Kaeser) '00 
 
 Latzer, L. L., '06, Asst. 
 
 Leriche, W., '14, Engr. 
 
 Stocker, H. F., '16, Engr. 
 
 HIGHLAND PARK 
 
 Balke, C. W., f, Chem. 
 
 Breidert. H. C, '98, Engr. 
 
 Buell, P. H., '16, Arch. 
 
 Hampton. I., '08, Farmer 
 
 Jordan, A. I., '10, Builder 
 
 MacPherson, E. S., '15, Engr. 
 
 Moor, H. W., '17, Chem. 
 
 Oleson, H. L., '18 
 
 Romero, N.. '18 
 
 Shields, C. C, '10 
 
 Taylor, G. G., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Vial, Sarah A. (Mrs. C. G. Wright) '11 
 
 HILLSBORO 
 
 Attebery, Clara M., '14, Teacher 
 Attebery, C. W., '12, Farmer 
 Attebery, Hazel, '18, Teacher 
 Attebery, H. F., '16, Farmer 
 
 -Continued 
 
 HILLSBORO— Continued 
 
 Avery, J. M., '14, Teacher 
 
 Baxter, Florence G. (Mrs. A. E. Snyder) 
 
 Blackburn, F. J., '14, Farmer 
 Cress, J. W., 11, Farmer 
 Dryer, J. L., '04, Lawyer 
 Snyder, A. E., '12, Farm Adv. 
 
 HILLSDALE 
 
 Butzer, Byrdie B., '15 
 Butzer, C. D., '10, Bus. 
 Butzer, Verna V., 'is, Teacher 
 
 HINCKLEY 
 
 Caswell, O., g, Supt. 
 Evans, F. E., '17 
 
 HINDSBORO 
 
 Porterfield, A. T., '10, Merchant 
 HINSDALE 
 
 Bennett, W. H., '15, Salesman 
 
 Cortis. F. B., '13, Salesman 
 
 Flanders, H. A., '10, Teacher 
 
 Milligan, Helen M., '11, Dir. 
 
 Myers, H. L., '09, Agt. 
 
 Pearson, F. H., '18 
 
 Smart, C. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 Van Inwagen, F., '08, Engr. 
 
 HOLCOMB 
 
 Sheaff, R. P., '18 
 HOLLOWAY 
 
 Hedrick, G. S., '16, Farmer 
 HOMER 
 
 Clark, L., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Mills, C. P., '09, Farmer 
 
 Mitchell, Helen (Mrs. J. A. McEwen) '14 
 
 Parrett, Florence M. (Mrs. C. P. Mills) '10 
 
 Thomas, lane I., (Mrs. C. H. Mangold) 
 '08 
 
 Wallace, L. B., '16, Teacher 
 
 HOMEWOOD 
 
 Silberman, O. E., '16, Engr. 
 HOOPESTON 
 
 Finley, Margaret A., '18, Stud. 
 
 Finley, M. R., '17, Farmer 
 
 Lyons, O. I., '18 
 
 Meloy, Martha L., g. Teacher 
 
 Miskimen, W. A., '04, Sec. 
 
 Rodman, R. R., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Sheldon, Edna W. (Mrs. E. F. Trego) '04 
 
 Wakeland, F. R.. '18 
 
 Wakelahd, G. E., '17, Agr. 
 
 Whaite, C. M., '13, Engr. 
 
 HOPEDALE 
 
 Railsback, R. J., '99, Business 
 HUBBARD WOODS 
 
 Stafford, H. S. L., '14, Supt. 
 
 HUDSON 
 
 Lawrence, M., g, Instr. 
 
 HUMBOLDT 
 
 Farrar, R., '07, Farmer 
 Carter, H. L., '85, Merchant 
 
 HUME 
 
 Drew, Mildred E., '16, Teacher 
 
 HUNTSVILLE 
 
 Dorsett, Mary E., *i6. Teacher 
 
 ILLIOPOLIS 
 
 Chapin, E. P., '01, Publisher 
 
 McCully. Harriett E. (Mrs. K. P. Chapin) 
 
GEOGKAPHlCAr, TnDEX 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 1033 
 
 INDIANOLA 
 
 Almy, W. H., '11, Farmer 
 
 Baird, Florence (Mrs. W. H. Aliny) n 
 
 Fargo, R. N., '09, Farmer 
 
 II'AVA 
 
 Baldwin, F. D., '06, Agr. 
 Coleman, P. W., '14 
 
 TRYING 
 
 File, Viola L., '17 
 
 I YES DALE 
 
 Darrah, Juanita E., '13, Instr. 
 Green, Bertha A.,^ '14 
 Green, Cella G., '04 
 
 JACKSONYILLE 
 
 Akers, Miriam C, g, Instr. 
 
 Anderson, Mary, '03, Prof. 
 
 Brown, L. W., '15, Bus. 
 
 Carriel, F. C, '04, Engr. 
 
 Carriel, Mary T.. t 
 
 Carter, T. P., '88, Teacher 
 
 Clark, D. O., g, Instr. 
 
 Day, Anna E., g, Teacher 
 
 Elliot, Erma L. (Mrs. L. E. Johnston) g 
 
 Hatfield, W. D., g, Chem. 
 
 Hemphill, C. A., 'iS, Farmer , , , . 
 
 Higgms, irma M. (Mrs. A. B. Revels), 16, 
 
 Demonstrator 
 Johnston. P. E., '12, Chem 
 Kendall, G. B., '12, Farm Adv. 
 Linkins, R. H., g, Instr. 
 Madden, Grace E., '17. Teacher 
 Rhea. C. J. J., 'is, Engr. 
 Routson, F. J.. '08, Engr. 
 
 irn'bi'r. Frarice^s M^^(Mrs. W. R. Les- 
 
 lie) '15 _ , 
 
 Smith, Constance B., t 
 Theobald, Ora M., g 
 Whisler P. F., g, Prof. 
 Wilson, Nelle M. (Mrs. R. Scott) 10 
 
 JERSEYVILLE 
 
 Carroll, F. O., '16, Engr. 
 Du Hadway. F. A., '15. Lawyer 
 Fulkerson, W. H., t. Farmer 
 Keehner, A. F., '14, Engr. 
 Landon, H. U.. '14. Farmer 
 Newton, R. K.. '18 
 Pinkerton, F. E., Jr., 09, Pub. 
 Reardon. F. G. G., '10, Lawyer 
 Wheelock, C. E., '12, Farm Mgr. 
 
 lOHNSTON CITY 
 
 Colombo, J. H.y. '13, Mgr. 
 Griftner, J. H., '15, Engr. 
 Harker, O. A., Jr., '00, Banker 
 Henson. R. D.. '16, Lawyer 
 Kenshalo, D. R., '16 . 
 Lathrop, W. G.. 'i7,^Prm. 
 Ramsay, C. J., 'i7, Supt. 
 
 JOLIET 
 
 Arbeiter, G. J., '9.]. Lawyer 
 
 Atkinson, H. J.,;o8, Teacher 
 
 Bannon Winifred A.. '08, Teacher 
 
 Barr, G. A., '97. Lawyer 
 
 Baumgarten. A. W., 14, Engr. 
 
 Bookwalter, Grace M., '12, Teacher 
 
 Brunson, A. M., 1 3. Assoc. 
 
 Caley, Mary C. (Mrs D. A. Pierce) .1 
 
 Copley. Beatrice V., 15. Asst. 
 
 Daly. Geraldine, '18, Ed. 
 
 Donaldson, J. R., '16, Engr. 
 
 Gorey, G. F., '17^ , ^ tt 
 
 Grayhack, J. E., Jr., '16, Engr. 
 
 Hills. L. J., 'is, Engr. 
 
 Hungerford H. N., '18 
 
 Martin, J. W., '02, Lawyer 
 
 Martin, R. W., '01, Lawyer 
 
 Mather, Myra, '04, Teacher 
 
 Maue, A., '91, Pnn. Schs. 
 
 j or. lET— Continued 
 
 Morrison, Helen S., '15. Teacher 
 
 Morrison, J. E.. '08. Lawyer 
 
 Pepper, W. A., '97. Sales Agt. 
 
 Perry, Margaret C, '15, Teacher 
 
 Perry, R. G., '15. Engr. 
 
 Pierce D. A., '10. Insp. . 
 
 Pitts, Henrietta B. (Mrs. R. W. Martin) 
 
 '02 
 Powers, R. A., 17 , , 
 Rogers, R. D., '16, Arch. 
 Smith, E. E., '08, Engr. 
 Smith, R. L., '14, Draftsman 
 Spangler, Mary M., 'n, Teacher 
 Stevens, R. W.. '17 
 Trams, A. F., '05. Teacher 
 Vibelius, S. N., '16. Arch. 
 Vliet, E. B., '18, Stud. 
 Welch, G. R., '10, Supt. 
 Wilson, E. L., '08. Lawyer 
 With, G. O., '15, Engr. 
 Wood, H. E., '00, Lawyer 
 
 JOY 
 
 Campbell. G. H., '95. Banker 
 Haley, Margaret S., g. Teacher 
 Nelson, R. A., f, Asst. 
 Rooth, Carrie L., '14, Teacher 
 
 KANE 
 
 Witt, W. P., '12, Cashier 
 
 KANKAKEE 
 
 Brown, E. A. '15. Engr. , . , 
 
 Chabot, Kathleen M., '17, Demonstrator 
 
 Coghlin, B. K., '08, Prof. ^ _. . , 
 
 Edmundson, Jessie (Mrs. W. J. Gier) 14 
 
 Hamilton, E. S., '11, Physician 
 
 Harrison, D. F., '10. Bus. 
 
 Tudd, Elizabeth G., '18, Yeowoman 
 
 Kirk, D. D.. 'II 
 
 McKee, Edna B., 'is, Teacher 
 
 McKee, Mary A., 'i8, Teacher 
 
 Mann, Edith M., '14, Teacher 
 
 Mann, H. L.. '08, Mfr. . 
 
 Risser, R. G., '09, Appraiser 
 
 Small, L., t, St. Treas 
 
 Smith, I. W., '08, Prof. 
 
 Swannell, A., '79, Business 
 
 Wilkinson, S. E., '08. Bus. 
 
 Wilson, R. B., '11, Engr. 
 
 Zaleski, J. P., '17 
 
 KASBEER 
 
 Wray, Harriette, '05, Teacher 
 
 KEITHSBURG 
 
 Hardin, W. A., '17. Farmer 
 Simmons, J. W., Jr., '12, Engr. 
 Strong, H. D., '14, Farmer 
 Strong, J. K., '17. Farmer 
 
 KELL 
 
 Gaskill, D. W., '12 
 
 KENILWORTH 
 
 Boyle, C. W., g. Teacher 
 Shattuck, W. F., '91, Arch. 
 
 KENNEY 
 
 Stephens, R. B.. '11, Farmer 
 
 KEWANEE 
 
 AntVionv G A., t. Banker 
 
 Brrdck'^'Nellie E. (Mrs. W. C. Ewan) ',4 
 
 Beebe, Florence J., '02 
 
 Ewan. W. C. '07, Lawyer 
 
 Farr, A. I., |i2 
 
 Francis. F., '78 
 
 Gamble, D. T., '14. Farmer 
 
 Kemp, T. E.. '01, Engr. 
 
 McCarthy- H.. 02, Engr. . j , 
 
 Nevine. Florence E. (Mrs. A. N. Ander- 
 
 son) '15 , ^. 
 
 Sandford, W. E., f, Chem. 
 
I034 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 KKWANEE— Contiiuu-d 
 
 XWilIor, Olga L., 'iS, Asst. 
 
 Wolicr, \V. 11., 'l2, Foundryman 
 
 Wcdse. L. B.. '18 
 
 Wilson, l.ucy G. (Mrs. A. W. Kirett^ 'lu 
 
 KINGS 
 
 Hayes, E. M., '17. Farmer 
 KINGSTON 
 
 Italian, G., '17, Fanner 
 KINMl'NDY 
 
 Harjili, G. II., '14, .lourn. 
 
 Gonant, 1.. J., 'i8, Journ. 
 
 Fisher, Laura E.. 'i::. Y. W. C. A. Sec. 
 
 Pruett, E. F., '16, Instr. 
 
 KNOXVILLE 
 
 Push. Minnie M., g, Sec. 
 Greone, Mary W., f. Instr. 
 McElwain, Jennie, r. Teacher 
 
 LACON 
 
 Cavette, F. E., '17, Salesman 
 Eberlein. F. W., '84, Doctor 
 McConiis. S. T. L.. g. Sunt. 
 Nichols, F. V?.. '16, Teacher 
 Robert, J. A., '00, Engr. 
 
 LAFAYETTE 
 
 Ingels, S.. '16, Land Ganl. 
 Knox, IL G., '17, Stud. 
 Ouinn, Florence K. (Mrs. R. nuinplirovsl 
 '18 
 
 LA GRANGE 
 
 Raker. Imo E. (Mrs. C. 11. Bent) •05 
 
 Barnes, R. O., '15 
 
 Barrett, E. E., '03. Engr. 
 
 Bent, C. IL, '07, Mgr. 
 
 Brooks, R. H.. '16, Traffic Mgr. 
 
 Brvant. R. A.. 'iS 
 
 Buck, Luella E. (Mrs. H. R. Linn) '07 
 
 Caldwell, \V. C, '11, Constr. 
 
 Carey, Alice (Mrs. A. D. Bailey) '06 
 
 Crofts, C, '17 
 
 Darlington. Genevieve, '03, Libn. 
 
 Davis. J. W., '04, Engr. 
 
 DeWitt, Louise E., '06, Libn. 
 
 Diofenbach, A. G., '04. Engr. 
 
 Drew. D. T. C, '06. Engr. 
 
 Dull. R. W., '97. Engr. 
 
 Durland. Alice IL, '10. Teacher 
 
 Emmond. \V. G., '16, Merchant 
 
 (.laston. N. D., '04, Engr. 
 
 Grim, F., '09. Engr. 
 
 Gunn, C. A., '9;, Arch. 
 
 llammitt, A. B., '15, Engr. 
 
 Horr. L. W., '11, Enjtr. 
 
 Iloskins. Edna, '12, iiupvr. 
 
 lewett. R. E., '12, Engr. 
 
 T.lewell\-n, Clarinne, '06, Instr. 
 
 Llewellvn. T. C, '77. Arch. 
 
 Llewellyn. "R. C, '06, Engr. 
 
 Llewellyn. Ruth, '11. Teacher 
 
 Lodge, F. S., '08. Engr. 
 
 Miles, Evelyn, '18, Stud. 
 
 Pagin, T. B.. '16. Engr. 
 
 Pia\t. F.inma C. (Mrs. J. C. Llewellyn"* "07 
 
 Radcliffe, W. H., 'ot, Engr. 
 
 Randall, E. A., '11. Draftsman 
 
 \'ial. .Mice M.. '00. Teacher 
 
 Vial, E. R., '84. Farmer 
 
 Vial. F. K., 'Ss, Engr. 
 
 Vial, IL C, 'iS 
 
 Vial. N. S., '18. Teacher 
 
 Vial. R. C. '03. Farmer 
 
 Vial. R. IL, '16. Farmer 
 
 Wesemann, A. H., '00. I^nwyer 
 
 Wilson. A. C. '17 
 LAKE BLUFF 
 
 Behel, W. A., '17. Arch. 
 
 Engle. E. W., g. Chem. 
 
 Knorr, L. S., '07. Engr. 
 
 1 A K K JU.IIFF— Continued 
 Krcmcrs, H. C, g, Chem. 
 Lawless, J. C, '14, Merchant 
 Wintermeyer, Elsa (Mrs. C. D. Wessel- 
 
 hoeft) '13 
 
 LAKE FOREST 
 
 AUee. W. C, f. Prof. 
 Campbell, N. N., '10. Engr. 
 Iv.les, E. N., f, Engr. 
 llornal, W., '15, Arch. 
 SchalTer, O. G., '14. Arch. 
 SchatTer, Wilhclmina M., g 
 Sclimidt, W. G. W.. f. Prof. 
 Sievert. C. W. J., '14. Engr. 
 
 LAKE FORK 
 
 Tlandlin, W. C, '09. Biol. 
 LAKE VILLA 
 
 Forbes, Mabel F. (Mrs. J. S. Bremer) '05 
 LAKE ZURICH 
 
 Dyniond. Lida E.. '06 
 
 1 A 1-OX 
 
 Harbor. J. K., '16, Reporter 
 Barber, Julia, '13, Teacher 
 Barber, L. C, '13, Journ. 
 
 1 A IIARPE 
 
 Thomas, C. J., '16, Prin. 
 
 Todd, Ethel (Mrs. F. C. Norlin) "15 
 
 LA PL.VCE 
 
 Hawthorne, Elizabeth L., '04, Teacher 
 LANARK 
 
 Rahn, L. A.. '18 
 
 Wolf, J. El, '09, Supvr. 
 
 LANCASTER 
 
 Berninger, Harriet J., '15, Dean 
 
 LA SALLE 
 
 Carlson, H. L., '17 
 
 llonoghue, R. C, '99, Lawyer 
 
 Dugan, C. B., '08, Engr. 
 
 Gilbert, Minnie E. (Mrs. R. E. LeKander") 
 
 '16 
 Herrcke, E. N., '11, Supt. 
 Hetherington, B. W., '03, Lawyer 
 Mounce, G.. '13. Teacher 
 Nicolet. C. IL. 'Si, Engr. 
 Xordmoyer. II. W., f. Bus. 
 Kobiii.'^on. Ethelyn C, 'iS 
 Robinson, W. I., '17, Farmer 
 Strobridge, T. R., '10, Engr. 
 Thompson, S., '04, Arch. 
 Welch, J. M., '15. Bacteriol. 
 
 I.ACR.V 
 
 ■Mathers. A., '14 
 Oakcs, Ella B.. 'iS 
 
 l.AWRENCEVILLE 
 
 Crow, Barbara (Mrs. R. R. Denison), '09 
 Dutton, M. S., 'is. Supt. 
 Holaday, K. M.. 'iS. Chem. 
 Lackey, Kate, "16, Teacher 
 McGaughey, G. E., '16, Lawyer 
 
 LEAF RIVER 
 
 Avers, Zelda M. (Mrs. J. M. Schelling) g 
 
 LEBANON 
 
 Harmon, I. G., '07. Engr. 
 Pfeffer, L. H., '17. Farmer 
 
 IJQNA 
 
 Tones, A. E.. '01, Farmer 
 Keltner, C. H., '10, Farmer 
 Pearson, W. H., '13. Clerk 
 
Geogkaphical Indkx 
 
 1035 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 Scluiltc, T. IT., '12, Prin. 
 r.KKNA 
 
 Balch, Nellie A., '18, Teacher 
 
 McDonald, Georgia H., '18 
 I.K ROY 
 
 White. Hilda K. (Mrs. W. A. Walter) '05 
 
 Wirt, Verna, '17, Teacher 
 
 I.KVlNCrrON 
 
 .Scroggin, Ethel N. (Mrs. W. K. Brown) 
 '08 
 I.KWISTOWN 
 
 Belts, C, '07 
 
 Boyd, H. S., '00, Judge 
 
 Miles, J. P.. '14, Salesman 
 
 .Shields, J. E., '16, Farmer 
 
 Thomas, L., '14 
 
 I.K.XINGTON 
 
 Ballew, Margaret E., g, Stud. 
 I.I.XCOLN 
 
 Br.'iucher, A. C., '84, Engr. 
 
 Braucher, Alma E., '84 
 
 Kljcrsol, E. T.. '02, Farm Adv. 
 
 (;ale, K. A., '18. Asst. 
 
 (Jayle. R. E., '16, Farmer 
 
 Harts, D. H., Jr., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Hawkes, W., '12, Supt. 
 
 Kuhl, W. P., '10. Cashier 
 
 Mangas, L. S., '08, Lawyer 
 
 Mangas, Maud (Mrs. F. M. 1 lagans) '04 
 
 Schuster, G., '10. Draftsman 
 
 Trapp, H. F., '99, Lawyer 
 
 Zetcr, H. M., '15, Farmer 
 
 I.I rCHFIELD 
 
 Uartling, H. W., '14 
 Kinder, D. R., '89, Lawyer 
 Kleinbeck, Stella P., '10, Teacher 
 Turk, Bella S., '11, Teacher 
 
 LITTLE YORK 
 
 Warnock, H. M., '16, Farmer 
 I.OCKPORT 
 
 Bentley, R. L., '14, Farmer 
 
 Kingstoru E. A., '03, Doctor 
 
 Frazer, G. C, 'is, Farmer 
 
 .Milne, Agnes M., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Myers, H. D., '12, Instr. 
 
 Spencer, V. E., '15, Asst. 
 
 I.ODA 
 
 Currie. Althea E., '18 
 Goodell. N. P., '88, Lawyer 
 llungerford, C. E., '16, Engr. 
 Turner, A. H., '17. Farmer 
 Walters, P. T., '17, Supt. 
 West, Marion I., '18 
 
 LOMBARD 
 
 Blake. J. B., '87 Engr. 
 Hawkins, Marjone D. (Mrs. L. L. Gen- 
 son) '17 
 Vandercook, H. P., '14, Salesman 
 
 LONDON MILLS 
 
 Henderson, Anna H., '18, Teacher 
 
 LOSTANT 
 
 Lundgren, F. E., '18 
 Lungren, A. N.. '17 
 
 LOUISVILLE 
 
 McCoUum, H. D., '01, Lawyer 
 Moore, A. H., '78. Business 
 Moore, S. B., '07, Lumberman 
 
 LOVINGTON 
 
 Bicknell, Fay H., '14, Social Worker 
 Rhodes, C. S., '16, Engr. 
 Wilt, A. L., 'os. Farmer 
 
 I-IDLOW 
 
 Bear, C. R., '18, Business 
 Bear, L. R., '10, Merchant 
 
 McCLURE 
 
 Matthews, L. M., '12, Cashier 
 McLKAN 
 
 Cohurn, Mildred L., '15, Teacher 
 
 Leach, Margaret (Mrs. J. J. Pitts) '13 
 
 Pitts, J. J., Jr., '14, Farmer 
 
 McLEANSBORO 
 
 Cole, Sophronia R. (Mrs. W. F. Hall) '82 
 McNABB 
 
 Bunigarner, Irma M., '09, Teacher 
 
 Bumgarner, Ruth S., '17 
 
 Mills, J. T., '16. Farmer 
 
 Sutherland, W. M.. '16, Farmer 
 
 Wilson, A. D., '16, Farmer 
 
 .MACKINAW 
 
 Broadhead, Lemma C. (Mrs. C. D. Eaton) 
 
 '07 
 Cook, F. S., '09, Supt. 
 I'rtitag, Vina, '18, Dietitian 
 Kilby, H. S., '14, Engr. 
 Kiiisey, J., '17, Farmer 
 Kunkle, R. D., '06, Mgr. 
 McCully. W. A., '04, Contr. 
 RailsbacK, F. D., '09, Farmer 
 
 .MACOMB 
 
 Bassett, H., '02, Teacher 
 Cordell, v.. '16, Supt. 
 
 Chem. 
 
 Crawford, Jr. L., '17, Ch 
 Franklin, D., '04, Judge 
 
 (;ash, C. M. '07. Repr. 
 
 Harris, W. R., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Hollis, D. P., '16, Dir. 
 
 Hudelson, C. W., '13, Teacher 
 
 Inies, J. L., '16, Engr. 
 
 Inies, K., '17, Teacher 
 
 Jackson, Fanny R., '03, Libn. 
 
 Keener, O. S., '16 
 
 Kcttron, li. P., '11, Mgr. 
 
 Knappcnberger, G. E., '08, Phys. 
 
 Knappenberger, H. F., '16 
 
 Lawyer, J. C, '07, Lawyer ■ 
 
 Miller, T. IL, '02, Lawyer 
 
 Morey, Clara A.. '17 
 
 Morgan, R. W., '16. Chem. 
 
 Olson, Blenda, '05, Teacher 
 
 Pack, Margaret, '13, Teacher 
 
 Simpson, Nelle L.. '17, Teacher 
 
 Sperry, R. E.. '18, Acct. 
 
 Standard, A. P., '05, Surgeon 
 
 .Stinson, Lavinia S., '14, Teacher 
 
 Tipton, Nannie P. (Mrs. S. A. Thompson) 
 
 Tohill, L. A., '12. Teacher 
 
 Van Cleve, E. E., '12, Instr. 
 
 Van Cleve, Laura L. (Mrs. C. C. Hanna) 
 
 '12 
 Van Cleve, Mildred, '14. Stud. 
 
 MACON 
 
 Towson, Irene (Mrs. R. I. Chynowcth) '16 
 
 MADISON 
 
 Horen, L. L., '18, With Munition Plant 
 Lambraff, G. V.. '18 
 Stice, H. S., 'is, Supt. 
 
 MAGNOLIA 
 
 French, R. W., '14. Farmer 
 MAHOMET 
 
 Barnhart, J. M., '06, Chem. 
 
 Davis, Anna C. (Mrs. R. L. Myers) 05, 
 Teacher 
 
 Miller, A. R.. '18 
 
 Pearman. J. O., '81, Doctor 
 
 Wykle, Bertha A., '14, Teacher 
 
1036 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 MANSFIELD 
 
 Collier, Ethel A., '17, Prin. 
 
 Davis, Mallie L. (Mrs. L. E. Gohn) '13 
 
 Gohn, L. E.. '13, Supt. 
 
 Huckin, F. R., '09, Phys. 
 
 Klindworth, Mildred L., '17, Teacher 
 
 Myers, Odessa M., '14, Teacher 
 
 Myers, W. R.. '16 
 
 Pilchard, E. I., '17 
 
 Warren, Anna M., '18, Teacher 
 
 Wyman, W., '15 
 
 MANTENO 
 
 Dole, Ethel M., '14, Demonstrator 
 
 Dole. Laura E., '18, Supvr. 
 
 Dole, Lillian D. (Mrs. L. E. Kennedy) '14 
 
 Fellows, J. P., '11, Farmer 
 
 Holmes, C. V., '16, Bus. 
 
 Robinson, C. J., '09, Farmer 
 
 Snyder, L. A., '14, Farmer 
 
 MANVILLE 
 
 Phillips, L. C, '09, Farmer 
 MAPLE PARK 
 
 Clyne, Kathleen M., '13, Libn. 
 MARENGO 
 
 Gilkerson, H. C, '13, Farmer 
 
 Rogers, H. S., '17. Teacher 
 
 Stevens, Grace E., '10 
 
 MARION 
 
 Burkhart, J., '03, Shoe Dealer 
 Clarida, T. W., '17, Teacher 
 Cochran, C. B.. '15, Lumber Dealer 
 Colp, L. A., '04, Lawyer 
 Dumas, Velma B., '18, Teacher 
 Harris, Elodia F., '16, Demonstrator 
 Hart, W. E.. '11. Farm Adv. 
 Hoffman, F. G., '07, Contr. 
 Warder. Laura B., '05, Clerk 
 White, Agnes C, '17, Dietitian 
 
 MARIISSA 
 
 Mathews, C. W., '12, Engr. 
 
 MARSEILLES 
 
 Carney, Mary V., '15, Teacher 
 
 Gum, H. A., '16, Engr. 
 
 Haines, Mabel (Mrs. S. W. Cleave) '13 
 
 Hattrem, W. M., '10. Chem. 
 
 MARSHALL 
 
 Booth, L., '17 
 
 Clements, O. R., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Frazier, J. B., '14, Farmer 
 
 Mundorf, M. R.. '18 
 
 Ruffner, Rachel, '18, Dietitian 
 
 Weir, Amy A., '18 
 
 Weir, Pearl, '18 
 
 MARTINSVILLE 
 
 Hull. Anna L., '10, Teacher 
 Tarble, C. N., '13, Farmer 
 Walworth, E. H., '13, Farm Adv. 
 
 MARTINTON 
 
 Drew, L. A., '07, Farmer 
 
 MASCOUTAH 
 
 Gentry, C. S... g, Dir. 
 Lill. H. F., '07. Lawyer 
 Postel, A. J., /ii, Mfr. 
 Postel, F. W., '15, Mgr. 
 Postel, J., '83 
 Postel, Mertie A., '14 
 Postel, U. S.. '17 
 
 MASON CITY 
 
 Ellsberry, L. K., '10, Merchant 
 Mathers, M. B., '13, Farmer 
 Scheid, J. P., '13, Supt. 
 
 MATTOON 
 
 Barrett, Agnes, '10, Teacher 
 
 Chuse, H. A., '99, Mech. Engr. 
 
 Craig, E. C, '93, Lawyer 
 
 Dole, Sarah P. (Mrs. C. E. Morgan) 'o'. 
 
 Donnell, A. D., '16, Engr. 
 
 Fletcher, C. H., '13, Lawyer 
 
 Gannaway, M., '07 
 
 Hannah, H. I., '13, Lawyer 
 
 Hill. J. E., '16, Teacher 
 
 Homann, ¥., '14, Farmer 
 
 Hughes, C. W., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Kelly, F. H., '16, Lawyer 
 
 Kendall, H. F., '89. Editor 
 
 Lehman, L. L., t, Banker 
 
 McFall, D. M., '16 
 
 McNutt, J., Jr., '94, Lawyer 
 
 Millar. R. W., '16, Teacher 
 
 Moore, Genevieve, '11, Teacher 
 
 Moss, Mary F. (Mrs. J. F. Wiley) '05 
 
 Noble. L. R., '76, Business 
 
 Real, R. G., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Richards, P. M., '09, Engr. 
 
 Riddle. Lillian, '13, Teacher 
 
 Rue, O.. '15, Engr. 
 
 Shinn, H. E., '10 
 
 Tehon, L. R., f 
 
 Troxel, F. E., '16, Engr. 
 
 Tucker, B. F., '08, Supt. 
 
 Van Meter. J. C, '17 
 
 Whitten, Mabel. D., '18 
 
 Wiley, J. F., g, Supt. 
 
 MAYWOOD 
 
 Beckington, Olive R., '12, Teacher 
 Bracken, E. F., '01, Engr. 
 Dumond. L. A., '10, Mgr. 
 Frayer, D. S., '15, Rodman 
 Lancaster, Ruth E., '16, Yeowoman 
 Langdon, R. M., '11, Supt. 
 McMahon, Grace D.. '08, Libn. 
 Quick, O., f. Teacher 
 V\^ood, S. G., ':o 
 Wuerffel, H. S., '98, Electn. 
 Wyland, R. V., '15. Minister 
 Yeager, L. E., '18, Asst. 
 
 MAZON 
 
 Barker, B. A., '15, Farmer 
 Larson, C. C, '18 
 Murray, F. H., '15 
 Murray, N. F., '12, Chem. 
 Sproul, R. A., '17 
 
 MECHANICSBURG 
 
 Bullard, E. W., '13. Insp. ' 
 Fullenwider, Elizabeth L., g, Teacher 
 Fullenwider, W. T., '11, Farmer 
 
 MEDIA 
 
 Pendarvis, W. O., '15 
 MEDORA 
 
 Johnson, E. G., '17, Herdsman 
 MELROSE 
 
 Foster, E. R., '14, Engr. 
 MELVIN 
 
 Arends, A. B., '17, Farmer 
 
 Arends, F. G., '10, Farmer 
 
 MENDOTA 
 
 Black, J. E., '14, Engr. 
 Bush, A. W., '94, Merchant 
 
 MEMPHIS 
 
 Conley, J. E., '03, Engr. 
 Dolan, J. L., '17, Teacher 
 Felton, H. N.. '17 
 Geiger, L. C, '18, Acct. 
 Haight, S. J., Jr., '03, Farmer 
 Madden, G. H.. t. Banker 
 Schaller, G. S., '16, Engr. 
 Swisher, W. J., '10, Engr. ^ 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1037 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 METROPOLIS 
 
 Bristow, G. W., '17 
 
 Gibbons, Maud A., '17 
 
 Helm, H. C., '17 
 
 Helm, L. L., '12, Tobacconist 
 
 Helm, R. R., '07, Lawyer 
 
 Leonard, F. B., Jr., '12, Lawyer 
 
 McCall, E. A., '01, Druggist 
 
 Moore, jNIabel D. (Mrs. R. R. Helm) '07 
 
 MH^FORD 
 
 Caldwell, Ruth M., '17, Prin. 
 David, S. G., '07, Farmer 
 McCulIock, H. W., '15, Supt. 
 Marquis, L. D., '15, Draftsman 
 Molyneaux, Juanita O. (Mrs. J. W. Clif- 
 ton) '17 
 
 MILLINGTON 
 
 Freeman, H. E., Doctor 
 Scoggin, Berenice, '09, Teacher 
 
 MILTON 
 
 Johnston, P. E., '17, Farmer 
 MINIER 
 
 Albright. R. B., '14 
 
 Briggs, S. A., '11, Farmer 
 
 Peine, A. F., g. Prof. 
 
 Peine. Adela L. C. (Mrs. J. W. Rest) '07 
 
 MINONK 
 
 Buckler, J. B., '18, Supt. 
 
 Ford. Edith H., '13, Libn. 
 
 Parks, H. A., '09, Farmer 
 
 Siebens, A. R., '15, Sec. 
 
 Siebens, Thelka M. (Mrs. M. A. Chappel) 
 
 g. Missionary 
 Tucker, R. H., 'iS 
 
 MODESTO 
 
 Brown, H. W., '17, Clerk 
 MOKENA 
 
 Eakle, S., J., '94, Sch. Prin. 
 
 MOLINE 
 
 Anderson, C. G., '98, Engr. 
 
 Anderson, M. J., '09, Draftsman 
 
 Beal, D. M., '08, Business 
 
 Beal, W. H., '16, Insp. • 
 
 Bergert, H. A., '06, Engr. 
 
 Burgston, C. H., '17, Dir. 
 
 Byers, F. M.. '08, Agr. 
 
 Carlson, C. B., '09, Supt. 
 
 Carlson, M. R., '12, Farmer 
 
 Claar, E. A., '15, Y. M. C. A. Worker 
 
 Cowley, F. K., f, Instr. 
 
 Dewend, F. R., '12, Engr. 
 
 Dolkart, L., '03, Engr. 
 
 Dunn, T., '12, Merchant 
 
 Eagle, E. L., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Fiske, C. W., '03, Engr. 
 
 Friend, R. O., '07, Engr. 
 
 Fritze, L. A., '11, Chem. 
 
 Gilmore, L. N., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Gloyd, G. V. R., '12, Arch. 
 
 Godehn, R. A., '16, Estimator 
 
 Gripp, E. A., '18 
 
 Hazard, L. H., '08, Engr. 
 
 Hodgson, J. H. S., '10, Engr. 
 
 Horn, B. A., 'lo. Arch. 
 
 Horst, A. E., '11, Contr. 
 
 Ingwers, A. H., '18 
 
 Johnson, E. E., '10, Bus. 
 
 Johnston, J. M., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Tones, T. N., '09, Teacher 
 
 kell. C. N., '12, Engr. 
 
 King, B. A., '09, Mfr. 
 
 Kneberg. Goldie M., '10, Sec. 
 
 Larson, N. A., '03, Judge 
 
 Loosley, F. E.. '04. Draftsman 
 
 McClurg. W. S., '06, Lawyer 
 
 McCormick, E., '14, Engr. 
 
 Railsback, H. M.. 'ii, Mgr. 
 
 MOLINE— Continued 
 
 Rainey, E. C, '09, Ed. 
 Samuels, J. H., '88, Engr. 
 Schacht, J. H., '03, Draftsman 
 Schillinger, Josephine, '01, Teacher 
 Schulzke, W. H., '09, Arch. 
 Scott, Eleanor B., g. Teacher 
 Soverhill, H. A., '00, Engr. 
 Strauch, D. J., 17, Engr. 
 Strombeck. G. M., '07, Engr. 
 Surman, H. E., '10, Engr. 
 Tilton, K. D., '14, Engr. 
 Vernon, M. H., '17, Engr. 
 Walker, R., Jr., '98, Mfr. 
 Warnock, D. W., '10, Chem. 
 Webber, W. B., 'oS, Draftsman 
 Whiteside, W. E., '07, Lawyer 
 Wolter, M., '16, Appraiser 
 
 MOMENCE 
 
 Baechler, Matilda M., '18, Teacher 
 Du Frain, F. J., '16, Prin. 
 Fontaine, E. O., '15. Libn. 
 Howk, C. D., '15, Teacher 
 Seavey, H. R., '18 
 
 MONMOUTH 
 
 Blayney, Lillian, g. Teacher 
 
 Gates, A. W., '92, Engr. 
 
 Heuse, E. O., g. Prof. 
 
 Innis, Orma A. (Mrs. J. C. Smith) '10 
 
 Lauder, F. R., '18 
 
 Nottlemann, R. H., g, Teacher 
 
 Okey, Ruth E., g, Instr. 
 
 Sawyer, H. G., '15, Chem. 
 
 Sherrick, J. C, '17, Arch. 
 
 Stevenson, I. R., '10, Engr. 
 
 Stewart, C. R., '17, Farmer 
 
 MONTICELLO 
 
 Burgess, R. R., '04, Arch. 
 
 Doss, W. A., '07, Lawyer 
 
 Kastel, T. J., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Kratz, J. P., '00. Farmer 
 
 Kratz, Laura, '97, Sculptor 
 
 Miller, A. C, '09, Mfr. 
 
 Moore, A. F., t, Mfr. 
 
 Nichol, Agnes E. (Mrs. T. J. Foster) '06 
 
 Shonkwiler, F. L., '18, Engr. 
 
 MONTROSE 
 
 Spitler, J. C, '07, Farmer 
 MORGAN PARK 
 
 Stewart, R. J., '04, Mgr. 
 MORRIS 
 
 Dawson, Helen M., '15, Teacher 
 
 Jones, Frances E., '01, Libn. 
 
 Larson, Martha S., '10, Teacher 
 
 MacDonald, A. P., '16, Dealer 
 
 Sachse, W. G., '03, Phys. 
 
 MORRISON 
 
 Abbott, A. N., '8s, Farmer 
 
 Abbott, B. T., '11, Farmer 
 
 Abbott, H. G., '18 
 
 Abbott, L. A., 'is. Farmer 
 
 Borman, Mabel M., '17, Teacher 
 
 Feldman, J. E., '16, Farmer 
 
 Hazelton, Mabel A. (Mrs. A. G. Burnham) 
 
 '07 
 Kleinschrodt, B. L., '14 
 Nowlen, P. A., 'is. Teacher 
 Roberts, Miriam E. (Mrs. T. P. Brannum) 
 
 '06 
 
 MORRISONVILLE 
 
 Beauford, May A. (Mrs. H. L. Deal) '06 
 Deal, H. L., '08, Farmer 
 
 MORTON 
 
 Dillon, Edna L. (Mrs. L. D. Mosiman) '07 
 Gulick, E. E., '92. Teacher 
 Goodyear, H. M., '13, Phys. 
 
1 038 
 
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 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 MORTON— Continued 
 
 Mosiman, J. E., '11, Farmer 
 Mosiman, L. '06, Mgr. 
 Sweitzer, F. E., '12, Farmer 
 
 MOOSEIIEART 
 
 McKinnell, Isabelle G., '17, Teacher 
 
 MOUND CITY 
 
 Eichorn, W. H., '18 
 
 Gaunt, Gail (Mrs. K. E. Wiukleraan) 'iS 
 
 MOUNDS 
 
 Hartman, M. M., '17, Farmer 
 Lewis, Edna, '12, Prin. 
 
 MOWEAQUA 
 
 Clark, J. G., '18 
 Harris, C, '10, Draftsman 
 Rodman, C. S., '04, Teacher 
 Simpson, L. F., '17. Instr. 
 
 MT. CARMEL 
 
 Chipman, Paul, '94, Engr. 
 Churchill, J. E., '14. Engr. 
 Ewald, P. G., '17, Farmer 
 Foster, J. K., '09, Salesman 
 Keller, A. R., 'i5, Engr. 
 Rowland, E. M., '00, Ed. 
 Schucker, R. W., '15. Arch. 
 
 MT. CARROLL 
 
 Beard, W. P., '15, Teacher 
 Campbell, S. C, '08, Engr. 
 Hostettcr, R. B., '12. Farmer 
 Mahood, H. S.. '16 
 Smith, C. C, '12, Engr. 
 
 MT. ERIE 
 
 James, F. M., '99, Clergyman 
 MT. GREENWOOD 
 
 Spitler, W. N., 'os, Draftsman 
 MT. MORRIS 
 
 Griswold, K^lizabeth V., '08, Teacher 
 
 Hanes, E. F., '14, Teacher 
 
 MT. OLIVE 
 
 Bernreuter. W., '10, Bacterid. 
 Buhrman, Elaine L., '17, Teacher 
 
 MT. PULASKI 
 
 Cook, T. L., '05, Teacher 
 
 Miller, Marie M. (Mrs. F. C. Van Hook) 
 
 V^an"'Hook, F. C, '09, Phys. 
 MT. STEIU.ING 
 
 Clark, Meribah E., '16, Teacher 
 McCoy, H. W., '17, Teacher 
 Manny, F. II., '97. Business 
 Manny, W. I., '90, Lawyer 
 Richart, Blanche B.. '18 
 Rutledge, Nellie I., '08, Business 
 Turner, C. E., '17 
 
 MT. VEfflNON 
 
 Allen, A., '08, Business 
 
 Bond, Anna L., '03, Teacher 
 
 Echols, S., '05, Prin. H. S. 
 
 Gilbert, J. H., '16, Lawyer 
 
 Johnson, G. K., '08, Merchant 
 
 Moss, Ruth A., 'i7> Teacher 
 
 Pollock. J. L., '78, Lawyer 
 
 Reid, G. H.. '18 
 
 Shelley, E. F., '16 
 
 Sparks, Annie E. (Mrs. R. H. Paisley) 04 
 
 Valentine, F. W., '18, Supt. 
 
 Ward, H. B. P., '07, Business 
 
 Williams, E., '10, Teacher 
 
 MUNCIE 
 
 Albee. C. L., '18 
 Purnell, W. F., '18 
 
 MURDOCK 
 
 Shirk, W. A., '12, Mgr. 
 MURPHYSBORO 
 
 Bost, E. L., g, Supt. 
 
 Eck, Josephine A. (Mrs. L. Stewart) '10 
 
 Deason, F. E., '06, Farmer 
 
 Fager, E. P., '16, Chem. 
 
 Fager, G. E. K., '18, Insp. 
 
 Gill, R. Z., '87, Contr. 
 
 Glenn, L. A., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Glenn, O. F., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Martell, E. A., '18 
 
 Parks, D. C, '07, Farmer 
 
 Pierson, Mary L., '18 
 
 Stephens, Ethel G., '17, Teacher 
 
 Stewart, L. R., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Stiritz, B. A., '18, Fellow 
 
 NAPERVILLE 
 
 Funk, Irene M. (Mrs. J. A. Roycc) '12 
 Greene, A. R., '14, Farmer 
 Mather, F. E., '95, Engr. 
 Nichols, J. L., '13 
 Thomas, A. R., '16, Farmer 
 Thomas, Polly E., '16 
 Thompson, H. P., '13, Banker 
 Voegelein, Lilly B., g. Prof. 
 Von Oven, F. W., '98, Engr. 
 
 NASHVILLE 
 
 Agg, Sarah (Mrs. F. J. Schleifer) '17 
 Hohman, E. P., '16 
 Holston, B. B.. '94, Lawyer 
 Moore, Mabel E., '17, Stud. 
 Schleifer, F. J., '17, Farmer 
 
 NAUVOO 
 
 Bolton, W. J., 'iS 
 
 NELSON 
 
 Stitzel, C. M., 'i2. Farmer 
 
 NEOGA 
 
 Welshimer, R. R., f. Col. 
 Wilson, Lola E., g 
 
 NEPONSET 
 
 Ballans, Anna M., g 
 
 Steele, Lottie E. (Mrs. E. R. Stetson) '14 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Callan, T. A., '07, Prof. 
 Goff, Lutie A. (Mrs. T. A. Callan) '09 
 Naden, Gladys L., '18, Teacher 
 Olsen, A. L., '17, Farmer 
 
 NEW BADEN 
 
 Yaeger, E. G.. '18 
 NEW BOSTON 
 
 Drury, C. F., '02, Farmer 
 NEW HOLLAND 
 
 Wendell, F. G., '02 
 
 NEWMAN 
 
 Anderson, Rena (Mrs. A. R. McDonald) 
 
 '14 
 Gilkey, J. R., '16, Farmer 
 Mclntyre, Ruhama L., '07, Teacher 
 Norris, D. R., '17, Engr. 
 Rutherford, Eugenia E., '15 
 Rutherford, Florence, '17 
 
 NEWTON 
 
 Girhard, H. R.. '18 
 
 Prather, T. O., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Pursifull, J. H., '09, Supt. 
 
 Shup, L. E., '18 
 NIANTIC 
 
 Hall, R. P., '14. Farmer 
 NIOTA 
 
 Webb, J. K., '16. Farmer 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1039 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 NOKOMIS 
 
 Barton, W. E., '07, Engr. 
 Buellesfield, H., '06, Supt., Schs. 
 Schneider, D. C., '15, Engr. 
 Woltman, J. J., '14, Engr. 
 
 NORMAL 
 
 Barger, T. M., '07, Teacher 
 
 Barton. Olive L., '05, Dean 
 
 Blair, F. I., '05, Engr. 
 
 Brand, Marjorie L., '18 
 
 Brand, Sara H. (Mrs. O. K. Yeager) '10 
 
 Brown, C. A., '14, Farmer 
 
 Brown, E. S., '14, Farmer 
 
 Denning, Bertha E., '10, Teacher 
 
 Dillon, Mertie M. (Mrs. F. I. Dillon) '04 
 
 Dillon, R. H., '01. Engr. 
 
 Edds, Vera O., '18, Pastoral Asst. 
 
 Eyman, R. L., '14. Instr. 
 
 Felmley, D., h, Univ. Pres. 
 
 Felmley, Mildred H., '13, Teacher 
 
 Fitz-gerrell, J. A., '16, Farm Supt. 
 
 Gantz, H. S., '17, Farmer 
 
 Kennedy, K., '17 
 
 Kern, Esther A. (Mrs. R. L. Eyman) '14 
 
 Moses, Cleda V., '12, Teacher 
 
 Muhl, F. L., '04, Instr. 
 
 Pricer, J. L., '07, Prof. 
 
 Seeley, Esther B., '14, Teacher 
 
 Simmons, A. T., '01, Arch. 
 
 NORRIS CITY 
 
 Hoskins, Carrie E., '12 
 Hoskins, Mary M., '13, Teacher 
 
 OAKLAND 
 
 Nesbit, Mary P.. '03, Teacher 
 Pemberton, C, '10, Engr. 
 
 OAK PARK 
 
 Ames, W. B., '17 
 
 Apgar, L. M., '12, Asst. 
 
 Barnes, Ruth L., '18 
 
 Bergmann, F., '15, Designer 
 
 Brand, H. A., '08, Arch. 
 
 Burton, C. K., '17, Contr. Checker 
 
 Chacey, Anna O., '03 
 
 Clarahan, C. H., Jr., '18 
 
 Clay berg, H. D., '13. Prof. 
 
 Cleary, J. M., '06, Journ. 
 
 Consoer, G. B., '17 
 
 Consoer, Meta, '13, Teacher 
 
 Crooks, H. F., '16 
 
 Dole, L. A., '13, Engr. 
 
 Dutton, H. B., '17 , , 
 
 Elder, Loretta (Mrs. A. F. Robinson) 8i 
 
 Erskine, A. W., '12, Engr. 
 
 Erskine, R. N., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Goelitz, \y. H., '16, Contr. 
 
 Haase, H. E., '06, Mfr. 
 
 Hall, Ethel L. (Mrs. F. F. Beeby) '09 
 
 Hanna, Roberta L., '07, Teacher 
 
 Harris, J. W., '86, Engr. 
 
 Hopkins, Mabel (Mrs. G. W. Hubbard) 01 
 
 Hough, W. H., '16, Engr. 
 
 Hubbard, G. W., '99. Engr. 
 
 Huse, Louise M. (Mrs. R. M. Pray) '07 
 
 Tones, L. S., g, Supt. 
 
 Kelly, J. T.. '18 
 
 Kilner, L. M. (Mrs. M. L. Carr), 06 
 
 Klooster, C. A., '12, Engr. 
 
 Kolb, M. A., '18 
 
 Kraft, R. R., '18 
 
 Kreidler, C. J.. '18 
 
 Krieg, Amelia A., '17. Stud. 
 
 Kuehn, A. L., '00, Engr. 
 
 Larkin, F. D. L., '13, Contr. 
 
 Lindstrom, A. W., 'ii, Engr. 
 
 Millar, E. S., '16 
 
 Miller, J. H., '15, Engr. 
 
 Millizen, Edna V., '15, Teacher 
 
 Mitchell, L. O.. '18 
 
 Nelson, Severina E., '18 
 
 Nilsen, P. J., 'iS. Engr 
 
 Pease, T. C. f. Assoc. 
 
 OAK PARK— Continued 
 Peck, R. L., Jr., '17 
 Petersen, J. B., '11, Chem. 
 Phelps, J. C, '14, Engr. 
 Poor, E. L., '02, Advertising 
 Prochaska, O. L., f, Chem. 
 Prout, H. B., '10, Salesman 
 Robertson, Miriam S., '17, Singer 
 Robinson, A. W., '16. Engr. 
 Robinson, R. E., '08, Draftsman 
 Robson, C. D., '09, Designer 
 Rogers, F. G., '07, Engr. 
 Rose, L. v., '02, Business 
 Savage, W. C, '17, Mgr. 
 Schlader, E. H., '16, Engr. 
 Scott, Frances M., '11, Teacher 
 Seaman, Katherine (Mrs. E. F. Blakeslee) 
 
 '15 
 Selsam, Beulah E., '15, Teacher 
 Sivern, P. W., '11, Arch. 
 Snell, C. E.. '18 
 Strong, R. S., '06, Mfr. 
 Sype, G., 'os, Teacher 
 Taylor, J. O., '04, Engr. 
 Vopat, J. F., '18 
 
 Vosburgh, W. R., Jr., '13, Salesman 
 Waggoner, H. D., '09, Instr. 
 Wanderer. A. E. J., '10, Grocer 
 Wanderer. O. W. R., '11, Engr. 
 Webster, H. C, '14, Estimator 
 Westcott, C. H., '14, Engr. 
 Weston, Abbie (Mrs. W. C. Swern) '85 
 Whitney, J. L., '17 
 Yeaton, F. D., '07, Engr. 
 
 OAKWOOD 
 
 Weisiger, G. B., '11, Prin. 
 
 OBLONG 
 
 Heck, A. F., '13, Teachar 
 
 McGee, Edna A. (Mrs. Barnhart) '14, 
 
 Teacher 
 Pollock, H. R., '14, Teacher 
 Vance, M. S., '04, Teacher 
 Weinberg, Elizabeth, '17, Teacher 
 
 OGDEN 
 
 Brennan, Wintress, '14, Libn. 
 
 OGLESBY 
 
 Andrews, J. A., '15. Supt. 
 
 OHIO 
 
 Anderson, W. W., '17, Farmer 
 Smith, Gladys (Mrs. W. W. Anderson) 
 '17 
 
 OLIVE BRANCH . 
 
 Wilbourn, A. J., '12 
 
 OLNEY 
 
 Baird, J. M.. '08, Lawyer 
 
 Campbell, W. F., '17 
 
 Chesrown, L. M., '14, Engr. 
 
 Coen, H. C, '03 
 
 Drew, J. A., '09, Hort. 
 
 Fritchey, P. B., '12, Salesman 
 
 Fritchey, T. A., Jr., '13, Bus. 
 
 Glenz, E. A., '13. Mgr. 
 
 Love, Mary E. (Mrs. F. W. Muncie) '16 
 
 Muncie, F. W., g, Chem. 
 
 Piper, H. B., '13, Farm Adv. 
 
 Shy, F. S.. "18 
 
 Turlay, Anne M., iS. Teacher 
 
 Ward, Madge V. (Mrs. E. A. Glenn) 14 
 
 Weber, Gertrude T., '16, Dietitian 
 
 Wharf, A. J., '98, Engr. 
 
 ONARGA 
 
 Knoche, J. C, '17 
 
 Lindsey, L. M., '17 , . .^ , x r 
 Rowley, Adeline W. (Mrs. J. Kewley) f 
 Warnock, C. H., '12, Agr. 
 
I040 
 
 University ov Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS — Continued 
 
 ONEIDA 
 
 Finley, J. O., '17. Farmer 
 Sundell, R. D.. '16, Engr. 
 
 OREGON 
 
 Fischer, L., '01, Merchant 
 Mattison, J. D., '15, Engr. 
 lUimery, F. A., '13, Dairyman 
 Warniolts, L., Jr., '17 
 
 ORION 
 
 Ferguson, Alice M., '18, Teacher 
 
 OSWEGO 
 
 Cutter, W. C, '10, Farmer 
 Harlan, C. L.. g, Prof. 
 
 OTTAWA 
 
 Baxter, V. B., '14, Agr. 
 
 Beem, F. C. '98, Mgr. 
 
 Bissel, G. F., '15, Ceram. 
 
 Brooks, J. S., *o8, Agr. 
 
 Cairns, D. G., '02, Lawyer 
 
 Cleave, S. W., '11, Farmer 
 
 Coffey, Hazel B. (Mrs. F. J. Giehler) '14 
 
 Collins, Mary (Mrs. L. J. Horan) '05 
 
 Daly, E. P., '17 
 
 Ehly, Emma L., '07, Teacher 
 
 Eustis, Laura M., 'os, Dir. 
 
 Fullerton. C. B., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Gay, S. A., '13, Arch. 
 
 Giehler, F. T., '14, Engr. 
 
 Glover, R. C, '15, Lawyer 
 
 Kaun, R. F., '14. Engr. 
 
 Kaun, W. V., '13, Engr. 
 
 Knapp, L. D., '15, Engr. 
 
 Langman, .1. O., '00, Ins. 
 
 Pool. E. H., 'is. Lawyer 
 
 Rhoads, II. A., '99, Business 
 
 Shaffer, R. F., '16, Farm Adv. 
 
 Smurr, T. W., '99, Lawyer 
 
 Snook, Vera J., 'ii. Libn. 
 
 Sparks, Myrtle E., '89, Teacher 
 
 Stevenson, A. M., '01, Stenog. 
 
 OTTUMWA 
 
 Haw, A. B., g 
 
 OWANECO 
 
 Large, G. P., '09, Instrunientman 
 
 OZARK 
 
 Reid, Mollie, '15 
 
 Thomason, J. F., '13. Orchardist 
 
 PALESTINE 
 
 Apple, Ghloe ]\I.. '07. Teacher 
 Cawood, H. R. ,09, Engr. 
 Climcr, Mary E., 14, Teacher 
 Eager, D. B., '14. Prin. 
 Hawkins, R. R., '13, Designer 
 Mills. G. G., '12, Mgr. 
 Sutcliffe, Dorothy '16, Teacher 
 
 PALOMA 
 
 Henry, Mary A., '15, Social Worker 
 Lawless, Julia A., '08 
 
 PANA 
 
 Allen. E. V., '16, Engr. 
 Andrews, Mary A.. '18, Teacher 
 Barth, E. F., '16, Farmer 
 Cox, R. W., '14. Teacher 
 Cutler, J., '14, Engr. 
 Griffith, L. G., '12, Lawyer 
 Johnson, R. C., '14, Teacher 
 Lohr, L. W., '13, Supt. 
 Preihs, T. W., '06. Lawyer 
 Reese. L. W., '16. Stud. 
 R-usscll, W. J.. '09 
 .Simpson. F., 08, Farmer 
 Stocker, L. O., '12, Arch. 
 
 PARIS 
 
 Baldwin, Aneta, '01, Teacher 
 
 Baldwin, Janet C. '16, Teacher 
 
 Bell, Norma E., '17, Teacher 
 
 Black, B. A., '18, instr. 
 
 Butler. R. G., '13, Engr. 
 
 Crosby, H. F., '16, Supvr. 
 
 Danely, Mary G. (Mrs. A. W. Slaughter) 
 
 '02 
 Dayton, D. V., '08, Judge 
 Dickenson, R. W., '12, Farm Adv. 
 Everhart, T. W. B., '86. Supt., Schs. 
 Fentz, F. C, '14, Engr. 
 Fleming, Denna F., '16, Teacher 
 Frazier, A. O., '15, Supt. 
 Frazier, J. Z., '18 
 Gernert. W. B., g, Farm Adv. 
 Hamilton, D. H., '17 
 Hamilton, T. S., '17, Stud. 
 Headley, F. L., '16, Farmer 
 Horning, R. A., '14, Engr. 
 Kincaid, S. W., '02, Lawyer 
 Lauher, P. B., '12, Lawyer 
 Leist. C, '18 
 
 Link, Hilah J. (Mrs. H. S. Kirk) '15 
 Logan, F. A., '17 
 Long, L. F., '17. Engr. 
 McLaughlin, J. W., '14. Engr. 
 Mapes, J. v., '02, Farmer 
 Maxwell, L. B., '17 
 Maxwell. R. J., 'iS 
 Ousley, H. P., '14, Mgr. 
 Rowe, H. B., '95, Pharmacist 
 Wenz, Carolyn L., '18 
 
 Wilson. M. B.. 
 Worsham, W. B. 
 
 Mgr. 
 
 PARK RIDGE 
 
 Place, R. M., '88, Lawyer 
 PAWNEE 
 
 Farnam, Bertha L., '18 
 PA.XTON 
 
 Anderson, J. E., '04. Ins. Agt. 
 
 Cannaday, W. M., Jr.. '13, Lawyer 
 
 Corbly, L. S., '15, Lawyer 
 
 Gourley, Margaret T., '09, Teacher 
 
 Gourley, Mary J., '09. Teacher 
 
 Kyte, J. F., '04, Business 
 
 Larson, C. A., '06, Dir. 
 
 Larson, H. P., '10, Cashier 
 
 La Tur. .'\ngie, "iS 
 
 McCracken, W. K., '16. Salesman 
 
 Swank, Edith A., ':s. Teacher 
 
 Swanson, Elder L., '10, Teacher 
 
 PAYSON 
 
 Rankin, C. H.. '85, Farmer 
 
 Kankin, I.ura J., '18 
 
 Robbins, E. F., '00, Farm Mgr. 
 
 PECATONICA 
 
 Marks, Sarah A., '15, Prin. 
 PEKIN 
 
 Criss, E., 'is 
 
 Crist. E. B., '13, Engr. 
 
 Fehrman, Claribel, '13 
 
 Fehrman. Florence, '15 
 
 Tanscn, D. H., '94, Contr. 
 
 I.owry, T. G., '08. Foreman 
 
 Moschel, L. C, '05. Business 
 
 Orr, Mary E., '14, Teacher 
 
 Powers, J. M., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Prettyman, W. S.. '04, Lawyer 
 
 Rust. L. J., '16. Engr. 
 
 Wood, D. C. '13. Engr. 
 
 PENFIELD 
 
 Britt, C. A., '17. Farmer 
 Fowler, W. M., '15, Fanner 
 Hadden. S. B., '14, Engr. 
 McQuaid. J. J., '12, Farmer 
 Renner, Sylvia P. (Mrs. S. R. Hadden) 
 '14 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1 04 1 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 PEORIA 
 
 Allen, A. W., '04. Engr. 
 
 Anderson, A. L., '10, Lawyei' 
 
 Armstrong, C. E., '05, Engr. 
 
 Beasley, H. E., '94. Engr. 
 
 Beecher, H. B., '11, Teacher 
 
 Belsley, B. R., '12, Land. Gard. 
 
 Black, G. W., '03. Lawyer 
 
 Brannon, H. F., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Burgner, H. T., '10, Engr. 
 
 Capron, C. '00, Lawyer 
 
 Carter, B. F.. '18 
 
 Cartwright, H. V., '1.3, Bus. 
 
 ("offnian. II. A., '01, Mfr. 
 
 Champion, E. V. M., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Charleston, V. D. V., '18, Chem. 
 
 Covey, E. L., '17, Stud. 
 
 Dace, F. E., '14, Engr. 
 
 Day, W. W.. '10, Arch. 
 
 Dewey, IL H., '06, Merchant 
 
 Dewey, W. H., '12, Commissioner 
 
 Dingledine, I. W., '14 
 
 Dunn, W. L., 'og, Engr. 
 
 Elliott, H. W., '07, Engr. 
 
 Engstrom. R. V., '04, Engr. 
 
 Fischer, C. O., '12, Agt. 
 
 Foersterling, F. J., '11, Sales Mgr. 
 
 Frederick, O., ':o. Lawyer 
 
 Frederick, R. C. '10, Lawyer 
 
 Fuller, I. L., '02, Lawyer 
 
 Geiger, Mabel L., '02, Teacher 
 
 Gregg, R. S., '13. Engr. 
 
 Grigsby, M. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 Hall, L. W., '15, Supt. 
 
 liana, L. G., f. Lawyer 
 
 Hanger, P. N., '17, Mech. 
 
 Harman, H. J., '14, Engr. 
 
 Harsch, E. M., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Hartman, Laura 1'". (Mrs. C. 11. Tapping) 
 
 '16 
 Harvey, Bessie M. (Mrs. J. W. Gift) "07 
 Haungs, H. C, '07, Engr. 
 Hedgcock. W. E.. '09, Adv. 
 Henry, Elizabeth, '18 
 Hight, E. S., '10, Engr. 
 Hill, C. S., '14, Arch. 
 Hof acker, Olga V.. '11, Teacher 
 Hollister. Ethel A. (Mrs. W. W. Day) '10 
 Hopper, Georgia E., '98, Instr. 
 Hoppin, C. A., '01, Bus. 
 Hunt, G. W.. '04, Lawyer 
 Hunter, A. H., '17, Engr. 
 Ingram, H. J., '12, Lawyer 
 Jacquin. W. C, '18, Stud. 
 Tobst, G. J., '97, Contr. 
 Kammann. C. H., '86, Prin., Sch. 
 Kirkpatrick, A. B., '00 
 Klotz, II. J.. '12, Instr. 
 Kutsch, W. A., '03, Chem. 
 LeSure, C. S., '11. Arch. 
 Liggett, L. A., '14, Engr. 
 Linnell, Carrie E. (Mrs. E. Benson) '16 
 Lynch, H. W., '10, Salesman 
 Wright, Ethel W., '12, Sec. 
 Lynch, R. A., '08, Salesman 
 Martin, J. M.. '96. Teacher 
 Meek, H. T., '18 
 Miller, F. C, '04 
 Mirick, H. R., '13, Mgr. 
 Misner, F. D. S., '13, Mgr. 
 Morrison, W. R., '95. Engr. 
 Nelson, W. O., '17 
 O'Hern, C. V., '10, Lawyer 
 Pauli, A. F., '16, Libn. 
 Pfeiffer, R. S., '17 Engr. 
 Rose, H. B., '16, Designer 
 Roseljery, C. T., '05, Lawyer 
 Schoefifel, G. W., '10, Agt. 
 Seidenburg, N. C, '15, Reporter 
 Shepperd, J. D., '14. Engr. 
 Simms, F. S., '09, Engr. 
 Stedman, Angeline J. (Mrs. A. W. Allen) 
 
 'os 
 Stone, C. E., '03, Lawyer 
 
 PEORIA— Continued 
 
 Strawn, J. A.. '07, Engr. 
 
 Strehlow, P. V.. '13, Arch. 
 
 Sutherland, L. E., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Tapping, C. H., '15, Contr. 
 
 Thome, J. P., '12, Farmer 
 
 Thompson, A. D., '93, Contr. 
 
 Ticknor, J. H., '17 
 
 Triebel, A., '05, Engr^ 
 
 Wagner, H. F., '12, Engr. 
 
 Wallace, R. S., '91, Engr. 
 
 Walsh, T. E., '17 
 
 Welles, "Nelle F. (Mrs. F. W. Parr) '07 
 
 Whitmeyer. M. IL, '99, Arch. 
 
 Whitnall, C. A., '11, Engr. 
 
 Wilson, il. E., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Zeller, Josephine M., '85 
 
 Zimmerman, A. U., '15, Kngr. 
 
 PKOTONE 
 
 Fedde, H., '12, Merchant 
 Fedde, Ruth C, '16 
 Jones, L. G., '10, Farmer 
 Linnard, E. W., '17, Farmer 
 
 PF.RU 
 
 Brunner, Camilla M.. '04 
 Hoberg, O. W.. '10, Lawyer 
 Lenzen, A. F., '17, Phar. 
 Neureuther, A. H., '98, Engr. 
 
 PESOTUM 
 
 Congleton, F. H., '18, Farmer 
 Nye, C. A., 'lo, Engr. 
 
 PETERSBURG 
 
 Pond, H. E., 'os, Lawyer 
 Robertson, A. B., '18 
 Walker, E. L., '92, Orchardist 
 Wood, Beulah M., '08. Teacher 
 
 r-KTROLIA 
 
 Blough, E. B., '14, Engr. 
 PHILO 
 
 Grabbe, J. C, '16, Farmer 
 
 Rice, Katharine G., '18 
 PIERSON STATION 
 
 Chambers, C. R., '11, Farmer 
 PIN'CKXEYVILLE 
 
 Thompson, F., 'is, Prin. 
 I'JPER CITY 
 
 Cooke, D. G., '12, Instr. 
 PITTSFIELD 
 
 Barber, H. T., '14, Farmer 
 
 Birchard, Leola M.. '18 
 
 Carroll, D. B., '15, Teacher 
 
 Doocy, Helen f,., '18, Statistician 
 
 Foreman, A. C, '11, Farmer 
 
 Graham, L. T., '93. Lawyer 
 
 James, C, '07, Horticulturist 
 
 Knox, R. K., '13, Arch. 
 
 Main, J., '07, Prof. 
 
 Matthews. B. H., '07, Lawyer 
 
 Strauss, W., '94, Business 
 
 PLAINFIELD 
 
 Boardman, H. C, '10, Engr. 
 
 Clow, Grace M., '09, Teacher 
 
 Cryder, J. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 (jale, Frances A. (Mrs. T. Stewart) f 
 
 Grommon. Helen W., '18 
 
 Mather, Rose M., 'os, Libn. 
 
 Phelps, II. H., 'is, Farmer 
 
 Sonntag. Viola H". (Mrs. E. M. Bush) '08 
 
 Stopp, G. D., '15, Sec. 
 
 Van Dyke, E. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 PLANO 
 
 Kugler, M. B., '17, Agr. 
 Tate, H. L.. '11. Prin. 
 Tyler, C. V., '11, Mgr. 
 
I042 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 PLYMOUTH 
 
 Garnett, Percie E., '09, Teacher 
 Hedgcock, T. F., Jr., '15, Farm Adv. 
 Hedgcock, J. H., 15, Teacher 
 Hedgcock, Nellie M., '16, Teacher 
 
 POLO 
 
 Copenhaver, M.. '13, Farmer 
 Copenhaver, R. G., '17, Farmer 
 Cross. G. A.. '16, Ins. Agt. 
 Donaldson, H. J., '17, Farmer 
 Inks, F. E., '03, Doctor 
 
 rONTIAC 
 
 Adsit, B. W., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Bane, Juliet L., '12, Asst. 
 
 Bach, T. W., '08, Doctor 
 
 Brunskill. E. W., '17, Farmer 
 
 Bucher, E. G., '15. Teacher 
 
 Butzer, G. D., '13, Engr. 
 
 Tones, Louise (Mrs. B. W. Adsit) '99 
 
 Koons, G. J.. '12, Prin. 
 
 Masten, Adele, g 
 
 Pinckney, F. L., '10, Teacher 
 
 Sesler, P. R., '11, Lawyer 
 
 Tombaugh. G. D.. '18 
 
 Trumbo, S. M., '16, Engr. 
 
 I'ORT BYRON 
 
 Brown, W. E., '06, Engr. 
 POTOMAC 
 
 Collins, J. B., '17, Teacher 
 
 Davis, R. L., g 
 
 Quesenberry, Ruth, '16, Teacher 
 
 Woodworth, Metta E. (Mrs. H. Burkhart) 
 '03 
 
 PRINCETON 
 
 Anderson, C. J., '15. Acct. 
 Gibbs, F. L., '07, Farmer 
 Gillham. P. D., '04, Mgr. 
 Herbolsheimer, A. J., '13, Dir. 
 Kaar, Ruth A., '15. Teacher 
 Karr, W. J., 'lo, Mfr. 
 Mann, C. ]., '04. Farmer 
 Nelson, Saidee E., '10, Teacher 
 Pierson, W. R., '16 
 Scibel, K. B.. '04, Lawyer 
 Trimble, C. A., t. Lawyer 
 Waits, H. E., '12, Lawyer 
 Wilson, W. W., 'is. Farm Adv. 
 Zearing, L. A., '11, Lawyer 
 
 PRINCEVILLE 
 
 Adams, Leota V., '18, Teacher 
 Snook, Helen C. (Mrs. A. J. Hawkes) '15, 
 Teacher 
 
 PROPHETSTOWN 
 
 Craig, S. J., '06, Agr. 
 Llewellyn, Hazel I., '18, Teacher 
 Ott. D. L., '16, Engr. 
 Richmond, G. K., '15 
 
 PULASKI 
 
 Farrin, W. O., '02, Farmer 
 
 QUINCY 
 
 Bader, W. J., '02. Chem. 
 Baumann, O., '94, Stockman 
 Beatty, E. C. O., '16, Clerk 
 Behrensmeyer, G. P., '93, Arch. 
 Brakcnsiek, Jessie D., 'oq. Teacher 
 Breitstadt, Emma M., '16, Dir. 
 Breitstadt, Hulda C, '16, Teacher 
 Breitstadt, J. H., '02, Chem. 
 Brown, H. T., '14. Engr. 
 Bunting, C. A. D., '11, Engr. 
 Bush. K. B.. '16, Engr. 
 Grieser, L. 0., '16, Farmer 
 Grout, J. C. '13 
 Keller, R. H. L., *io, Dealer 
 Kolker, K. J., '06 
 Lummis, I. L., '17 
 
 OUINCY— Continued 
 
 Lummis, M. F., '16. Salesman 
 
 Lusk, Genevieve A., '17, Adv. 
 
 Mann, Kate B. (Mrs. B. P, Irwin) '06 
 
 Martin, W. A., '92, Supt. 
 
 Menke, H. G., '15, Engr. 
 
 Miller, D. E.. '16, Salesman 
 
 Mueller, H. Z., '16, Engr. 
 
 Musselman, T. E., '10, Sec. 
 
 Orr, E. E., '96, Arch. 
 
 Schaefer, E. F., '16 
 
 Schwagmeyer, Ella, '18 
 
 Sellmcr, Edna, '17 
 
 Selzer, L. J., '18, Arch. 
 
 Steinwedell. C, '03, Merchant 
 
 Vasen, M, E,, '07, .Sec. 
 
 Wamsley, Adalaide M. (Mrs. L. J. Selzer) 
 
 '18 
 Weilepp, Lelia M. (Mrs. V. J. Musselman) 
 
 '06 
 Wcssels, Vera G. (Mrs. Vooraart) '15, 
 
 Teacher 
 Wiebmer, A. H., '14 
 Woodruff, T. T., '93, Engr. 
 
 RAMSEY 
 
 Thiele, R. H., '17, Arch. 
 RANTOUL 
 
 Craigmile, C. J., '13, Engr. 
 
 Craigmile, Mary, A., '17, Teacher 
 
 Crane, Eva R., 'ii 
 
 Genung, Ivalvo, '12, Postmaster 
 
 Gregg, S, E., '12, Farmer 
 
 Ilunsaker, A. F., '09, Instr. 
 
 Lawrence, C. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 Walsh, L. B., '17. Teacher 
 
 White, Florence L., 'to, Teacher 
 
 RAPATEE 
 
 Swigert, Blanche B., '18 
 RADIN 
 
 Frazier, J. W., '02, Farmer 
 RAVEN 
 
 Depuy, Jessie M., '06 
 RAVINIA 
 
 Goelitz, W. A., '18, Mfr. 
 
 Jones, E. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 RED OAK 
 
 Miller, J. H., '16, Engr. 
 
 RENO 
 
 Dresser, J. C, '81, Bookkeeper 
 
 RENSHAW 
 
 Clanahan, R. H,, '07, Farmer 
 RENTCHLER 
 
 Wright, Jessie A. (Mrs. H. E. Richardson) 
 '81 
 
 REIYNOLDS 
 
 Bopes, C. A., '89, Farmer 
 
 Lee, E., '79. Farmer 
 
 Lee, EUena, '16, Teacher 
 
 Lee, Izora (Mrs. G. Schriver) 'is 
 
 Lee, Mary H., '07, Teacher 
 
 McConnel, A. H., '12. Clerk 
 
 McConnel, I. M., '14. Farmer 
 
 RICHMOND 
 
 Hatch, Edith I. (Mrs. P. Allen) '11 
 
 RIDGEFARM 
 
 Burgan, Laverne A., '18, Dietitian 
 Coe. Viola M., '18 
 Lancaster, A. H., '18 
 Perry, Nelle, '17, Teacher 
 
 RIDGEWAY 
 
 Wykle, Ethel M. (Mrs. L. Walker) '16 
 
Geographical Index 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 1043 
 
 RIDOTT 
 
 Hunt, Ada E., '13, Dietitian 
 RIO 
 
 Holt, S. v., '08, Farmer 
 
 Milne, Minnie I. (Mrs. S. V. Holt) '14 
 
 RIVERDALE 
 
 Claussen, A. W., '13, Engr. 
 RIVER FOREST 
 
 Laing, G. D., '12, Salesman 
 
 Laing, W. L., '17, Insp. 
 
 Ligare, E. F., '89, Engr. 
 
 Munroe. C. L., '13, Chem. 
 
 Pack. Mary. '18, Asst. 
 
 Thatcher, G. W., '11, Supt. 
 
 RIVERSIDE 
 
 Chitty, W. L., '86, Lawyer 
 Cratley, P. J., '06, Engr. 
 DeLeuw, C. E., '12, Engr. 
 Landsea, A. F., '12, Engr. 
 Noon, J. E., '14, Phys. Dir. 
 Pope, C. S., '09, Engr. 
 Pope, L. A., 'is, Engr. 
 Rump, G. H., '04, Engr. 
 Sweney, D., '96, Engr. 
 Thompson, W. A., '79, Broker 
 
 ROBINSON 
 
 Arnold, W. W., '01, Lawyer 
 Bell, K. C, '16. Bus. 
 Cox, M. E., '04, Lawyer 
 Grimes, Ruby M., g. Teacher 
 Heath, L. S.. '01, Bus. 
 Kessler, R. B., '14, Lawyer 
 Logan, C. C., '08, Adviser 
 Mail, E. F., '11,' Engr. 
 Maxwell. S. J., '06, Lawyer 
 Meserve, T. C '13, Advertiser 
 Miller, Jessie F., '13, Teacher 
 Newlin, F. E., '11, Lawyer 
 Newlin, J. V.. '17 
 Stephens, R. L., '14, Lawyer 
 Watson, P. M., '14, Prin. 
 
 ROCHELLE 
 
 Healy, C. H., '10, Ins. Agt. 
 McConaughy, E. L.. '06, Lawyer 
 Maley, R. C., '15, Engr. 
 May, W. W., '09, Advertiser 
 NefF, H. A.. '18 
 Sipe, R. E., '18 
 
 ROCHESTER 
 
 Twist, C. C, '11, Dealer 
 ROCKBRIDGE 
 
 Rives, Nannie B., '15, Teacher 
 
 Rives, O. B., '10, Farmer 
 
 ROCK FALLS 
 
 Born, Alda H. (Mrs. R. E. Johnston) '04 
 
 Cantlin, J., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Lincoln. C. W.. '16, Engr. 
 
 Scott, R. A., '17 
 
 Spear, Elsie T., '14, Dietitian 
 
 ROCKFORD 
 
 Atwood, J. T., '03, Instr. 
 
 Bargola. J. A., '11. Draftsman 
 
 Bauer, F. W., '12, Real Est. 
 
 Belshaw, C. F., '16, Engr. 
 
 Biglow. Mary C, '90, Libn. 
 
 Briggs. C. P., '01, Prin. Schs. 
 
 Bronson. R. B., '16, Bus. 
 
 Brown, R. H., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Bulkeley, O. E., '12, Engr. 
 
 Bush, F. A., '15. Salesman 
 
 Carter, R. R., '12, Engr. 
 
 Dadant, Harriette (Mrs. F. A. Bush) '17 
 
 Davis, F. A., '18, Farmer 
 
 Dewey, E. C, '17 
 
 Dewey, Ida B. (Mrs. W. E. Johns) g 
 
 ROCKFORD—Continued 
 
 Essington, A. V., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Fillmore, J. G., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Fitch, H. J., '17, Farmer 
 
 Gallagher, G. P., '05. Lawyer 
 
 Garver, E., '11, Dairy Special. 
 
 Gill, T. E., '07, Lawyer 
 
 Glasco, R. T., '15, Teacher 
 
 Goldman. E. R., '15, Engr. 
 
 Grantz, R. L., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Halas, W. H., '16, Coach 
 
 Hall, G. E., '17 
 
 Houser, Irma L. (Mrs. H. J. Fitch) "16 
 
 Hull, W. F., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Johns, W. E., '14, Farmer 
 
 Johnson, A. M., '03, Engr. 
 
 Johnson, Ruby E., '17, Teacher 
 
 Jones, Milton D., '15, Teacher 
 
 Kile, Jessie T., g. Teacher • 
 
 Kimball. F. §., '18, Chem. 
 
 Klein, George M. (Mrs. M. D. ^ones) '14 
 
 Knight. B. J., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Langwill, Bertha, p, Prof. 
 
 Leach, P. J., '16, Supt. 
 
 Lewis, J. T., '17 
 
 McLee, E. B.. '18 
 
 Nevens, W. B., g, Prof. 
 
 Pearman, A., '08, Physician 
 
 Ray, A. E., '07, Engr. 
 
 Reed, Gratia J., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Robbins, Ruth (Mrs. J. E. BeiTdslcy) '15, 
 
 Instr. 
 Robinson, K. E.. '10. Govt. Survr. 
 Schalck, E. M., '13, Entomol. 
 Schultz, Hazel M., '14 
 Shaw, E. M., '15, Engr. 
 Slade, B. A., '81, Druggist 
 Smith, G. H.. '10, Engr. 
 Squier, G. K., '17 
 
 Spear, Helen E. (Mrs. P. H. Philips) '18 
 Thomas, R. R., '12, Bus. 
 Ulrici, Helena M.. g 
 Weingartner, C. F., '15, Real Est. 
 Weiss, Marion V. (Mrs. M. Ocheltree) '17 
 Welsh, R. T., 'is, Farmer 
 White, F. L., '14, Engr. 
 Wold, I. E., '16, Business 
 
 ROCK ISLAND 
 
 Axelson, Alphyld J., '11, Teacher 
 
 Brinkerhoff, V. W., '16 
 
 Buffum, Ruth I. (Mrs. J. W. Maucker) '09 
 
 Chase, Katherine T., '14, Instr. 
 
 Gest, B., '12, Arch. 
 
 Gilstrap, E. F.. '08. Arch. 
 
 Harper, Edith E. (Mrs. H. K. Collins) '05 
 
 Johnson, Harriette A., '93 
 
 "Landee, Marion C. (Mrs. J. M. Stevenson) 
 
 Lerch, E., '17, Engr. 
 
 Lundeen, C. C.. '17, Contr. 
 
 McCaskrin. H. M., '94, Lawyer 
 
 McLane, C. D., '92, Arch. 
 
 Mayall, E. L., '00. Business 
 
 Myers, Nettie E. (Mrs. J. A. Udden, Jr.) g 
 
 Richards, A. L., '87, Engr. 
 
 Rochow, C. J. F., '00, Physician 
 
 Schoessel, C. A., '13, Rate Setter 
 
 Schroeder, W. F., '07, Rancher 
 
 Searle, J. C. '11, Lawyer 
 
 Sinnett, T. P., '09, Teacher 
 
 ROCKPORT 
 
 Gay, Amelia L., '12, Teacher 
 
 ROODHOUSE 
 
 Allen, G. B.. '11, Engr. 
 Husted, G. H., 'is, Farmer 
 Husted, L. A.. '15, Farmer 
 Lemmon, E. G., '16 
 Mansfield, C. F., '16, Farm Mgr. 
 
 ROSCOE 
 
 Conklin, P. S., '17, Teacher 
 
I044 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS- 
 ROSE HILL 
 
 Whalin, O. L.. 'jS 
 ROSEVILLE 
 
 Malcolm, H. S., '08, Engr. 
 
 Mann, E. H., '13, Farmer 
 
 Maury, T- A., '13 
 
 Maury, T. E., '14. Mgr. 
 
 RUSHVILLE 
 
 Garnett, Grace A. (Mrs. A. C. Hobble) '01 
 Riehl, Anna (Mrs. J. A. Thompson) '04, 
 
 Teacher 
 Ritchey, R. W., 'is, Farmer 
 Thompson, J. A., 'os. Farmer 
 
 SADORUS 
 
 Nierstheimer, Louise M. (Mrs. F. K. 
 Stevens) '12 
 
 ST. CHARLES 
 
 Colson, H. E., '15, Merchant 
 Doherty, W. M., '12, Lawyer 
 Gray, F. B., '11, Arch. 
 Johnson, F. H., '18 
 Rockwell, L.. '10, Lawyer 
 Roney, W. H., '05, Engr. 
 Simmons, T. S., '16, Farmer 
 Thatcher, D. W.. '15, Teacher 
 Swanson, N. R., '16. Farmer 
 
 ST. FRANCISVnXE 
 
 Buchanan, R. L, '15. Teacher 
 ST. JOSEPH 
 
 Bennett, C. S., '12, Farmer 
 
 Black, W. F., '08, Farmer 
 
 Hauck, Hazel K., g 
 
 Hedges, B. A., '16, Prin. 
 
 Leas, Mildred (Mrs. W. Z. Black) 'lo 
 
 SALEM 
 
 Davis, Ida B., '11, Teacher 
 
 Finn, S. N., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Kagy, J. L., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Mills, W. A., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Schwartz, J., '81 
 
 Slack, W. S., '18 
 
 Weaver, Maud (Mrs. J. T. Dorris) '09 
 
 Whitchurch, Helen M., '16, Teacher 
 
 Whitchurch, J. E., '10, Agr. 
 
 White, J. W, '14. Lawyer 
 
 SANDOVAL 
 
 Cook, E., '17, Engr. 
 
 SANDWICH 
 
 Cochran, H. R., '13, Foreman 
 Cox. Anna E., '14, Teacher 
 Howison, C, '97. Adv. Mgr. 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO 
 
 Parker, W. H., '05, Arch. 
 
 SAN JOSE 
 
 Brauer, Lydia M., '09, Teacher 
 Siegrist, D. C, '18 
 Warner, H. II., '18, Farmer 
 
 SAUNEMIN 
 
 Shapland, E. P., '14. Supt. 
 
 SAVANNA 
 
 Greison, H. P., '16, Comptroller 
 Leonard, Gladys A., 'is, Teacher 
 Lyons, Hazel S., '16. Teacher 
 Miles, L. H., '11, Cashier 
 Miles, P. K.. '12 
 Walter. C. M., '11, Lawyer 
 
 SAVOY 
 
 Dunlap, H. M., '75, Horticulturist 
 Luther, Caroline, 't2, Teacher 
 
 -Continued 
 
 SAYBROOK 
 
 Belt. J.H., '12, Engr. 
 Eales, H. C, '13, Farmer 
 Ward, Mary W., '18, Teacher 
 
 SC.VLES MOUND 
 
 Adams, W. D.. 'iS 
 SCIOTA 
 
 Head, G. L., '17, Supt. 
 SCOTLAND 
 
 Depuy, O. C, '06, Farmer 
 SECOR 
 
 Clausen, Clara A., '16, Teach' 1 
 SEWARD 
 
 Neely, J. L., '13, Farmer 
 
 SEYMOUR 
 
 Hatrick, L. E., '01, Phys. 
 Johnston, D. I., '16 
 Scott, W. R., '07, Engr. 
 
 SHARPSBURG 
 
 Mathers, L. E., '13, Farmer 
 Sheldon, H. K., '16, Engr. 
 Sheldon, W. M., '14, Farmer 
 
 SIL\WNEETOWN 
 
 Busey, Carolyn E. (Mrs. W. H. Gratton) 
 '08 
 
 SHEFFIELD 
 
 Boyd, C. N., '81, Farmer 
 Boyd, Marian C, '17, Teacher 
 Brown, Dorothy S., '17, Teacher 
 Dawney, D. R., '17, Mgr. 
 Gunkel, W. W., '16, Baseball 
 
 SHELBYVILLE 
 
 Day, H. W., '17, Instr. 
 Domas, J. A., '15, Teacher 
 Eberspacher, J. C., '07, Cashier 
 Harris, \\'., '14, Supt. 
 lloagland, J. K., '99, Farmer 
 Jarnagin, R. L., '16, Lawyer 
 Miner, L. W., '14, Teacher 
 Roessler, W. O., '16, Farm Adv. 
 Ward, U. G., '05, Lawyer 
 Westervelt, L. C, '08, Cashier 
 
 SHELDON 
 
 McCloud, J. F., '17, Broker 
 SHERIDAN 
 
 Alibott, S. D.. '13. Farmer 
 
 Diniavan, F. L., *ifi. Farmer 
 
 SHll'MAN 
 
 Metcalf, J. D.. '93, Cashier 
 Sin RLE Y 
 
 Eidmann, G. H., '03, Farmer 
 
 Funk, L., t, Farmer 
 
 SI DELL 
 
 Holton, C. A., '13, Engr. 
 Williams. Lulu H.. '13, Teacher 
 
 SIDNEY 
 
 Block, E. R., '12, Real Est. 
 Boone, G. J., '14, Merchant 
 Jones, Opal R., '10, Teacher 
 Lawson, Mary M., '15 
 Love, C. S., '16, Farmer 
 Raymond, J. E., '99, Farmer 
 
 SIGEL 
 
 Fitzpatrick. U. S., '10, Lawyer 
 
 SILVIS 
 
 Pike, G. H., 'is, Instrumentmar. 
 
Geogkaphkal Index 
 
 I04S 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 SMITHBORO 
 
 Kessler, H. L., 'lo 
 SMITHSHIRE 
 
 Atkins, E. L., '15, Farmer 
 SOMONAUK 
 
 Dean, R. H., g 
 
 Supples, Elsie M.. '18, Clerk 
 
 SOUTH LAKE FOREST 
 
 Anderson, W. F., '15, Clerk 
 SOUTH HOLLAND 
 
 Dalenburg, P., '11, Farmer 
 Gouwens, C, g 
 
 SPEER 
 
 Gruner, J. E., '16, Engr. 
 Gruner, K. W., '17, Engr. 
 
 SPARLAND 
 
 Hunt, L. L., '16, Mgr. 
 
 SPARTA 
 
 Eiker, Bess H., '11', Teacher 
 
 Lee. Gertrude A. (Mrs. F. H. McKelvey) 
 
 '09 
 Lett, H. H., '18, Teacher 
 McKelvey, F. H., '07, Appraiser 
 
 SPRINGFIELD 
 
 Atwood, C. A., '13. St. Leader 
 
 Bane, Geneva M., '12, Demonstrator 
 
 Bard, J. W., '06, Engr. 
 
 Barnett, W. F., '07, Clerk 
 
 Barth, O., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Blair, F. G., t. State Supt. 
 
 Briggle, C. G., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Britten, F. E., '15, Lawyer 
 
 Bullard, E. E., '06, Electn. 
 
 Bullard, S. A., '78, Arch. 
 
 Bunn, N. L., '13, Engr. 
 
 Burch, G. F., '09, Engr. 
 
 Bushnell, H. B., '07, Engr. 
 
 Carver, A., '89, Asst. Prin. 
 
 Clendenin, G. M., '05, Journ. 
 
 Coe, H. H., '10, Engr. 
 
 Constant, H. H., '13, Mfr. 
 
 Day,V. S., '17, Asst. 
 
 Day, W. T., '16, Lawyer 
 
 Dixon, N. M., '11, Broker 
 
 Dobbins, Ethel I. (Mrs. W. E. Sampson) 
 
 '02 
 Fay art, L. G., '12, Agt. 
 Fisher, L. E., '08, Ins. Adjuster 
 Fox, Jessie L., '17, Teacher 
 Ginzel, L. A., '05, Mgr. 
 Graham, Elizabeth E., '15, Teacher 
 Graham, H. J., '00, Lawyer 
 Graham. J. J., '05, Lawyer 
 Graham, Mary A., '09 
 Gullett, N., '10, Lawyer 
 Hanes, M. S., '13, Arch. 
 Hansen, P., f, Engr. 
 Helmle, H. R., '11, Arch. 
 Henry, D. A., '09, Engr. 
 Herndon, O. L., '10, Merchant 
 Herndon, R. F., '11, Physician 
 Hildebrandt, H. M., '07, Minister 
 Jarrett, T. L., '05. Lawyer 
 Jones, J. R., '16, Revenue 
 Kinsey, L. B., '07, Engr. 
 Knote, J. M., f 
 Lewis, Katherine, '12, Libn. 
 Liedel, R. B., '17, Lawyer 
 Lindley, F. H., 09, Clerk 
 Lowden, F. O., t. Governor 
 Lyman, F. L., '01, Farmer 
 McGrath, J. M., '14, Prin. 
 Madden, I. A., '11, Farm Adv. 
 Mathews, J. H., '13. Engr. 
 Mautz, Cj. J., '04, Physician 
 Merriman, J. R., '16, Phys. 
 Miller, Nelle G. (Mrs. J. G. Miller) '08 
 
 SPRINGFIELD— Continued 
 Miller, S. L., '12. Instr. 
 Morgan, Effie M.. g. Teacher 
 Neuman, J. A., '08, Mgr. 
 Nevins, A. S., '13, Instr. 
 Newell, M. H., '99, Lawyer 
 Norbury, F. G., g, Phys. 
 Perkins, R. M., '98, Stockman 
 Potter, G. E., '17, Engr. 
 Price, Anna M., '00, Libn. 
 Prince, D. C, '12, Case Man 
 Propst, D. W., '16, Stud. 
 Putting, O. J., '06, Atty. Gen. 
 Qninlan, T. W., '08, Lawyer 
 Rang, C. K., '14, Lawyer 
 Reiger, H. J., '10, Arch. 
 Ridgely, T. E.. '13, Capt. 
 Rinaker, Dorothy S. (Mrs. O. Roman) '15 
 Rinaker, J. I., '87, Arch. 
 Robinson, W. R., '06 
 Roman, F. L., '11, Engr. 
 Rourke, Ellen M., '16, Teacher 
 Ruckell, J. G., '14, Salesman 
 Sampson, W. E., '05. Lawyer 
 Saunder, H. O., '12, Engr. 
 Shamel, C. H., '90, Lawyer 
 Sjoblom, M. C., f, Engr. 
 Steele, W. L., '96, Arch. 
 Stone, P. A., '96, Farmer 
 Stuart, E. K., '10, Cheni. 
 Swett, L. W., '16, Engr. 
 Thomas. R. E., 15, Engr. 
 Tilson, D. M., '10, Mgr. 
 \'an (Tleave, B., '17 
 Vaniman, V., '08, Demonstrator 
 Voorhees, Kathryn C. (Mrs. H. G. Squires) 
 
 '09 
 Wood, C. H., '08, Lawyer 
 Wright. Ida F., '04, Libn. 
 Yates, R., t, Lawyer 
 Zahn, F. R., '15, Engr. 
 
 SPRING GROVE 
 
 Hatch, F. L., 'y^,. Farmer 
 SPRING VALLEY 
 
 Rathbun, H. H., '18 
 STANDARD 
 
 Faletti, M. J., '17, Lawyer 
 STAUNTON 
 
 George, L. G., '15, Lawyer 
 
 Howells, Mary G., '18 
 
 Howells, Ruth C, '18 
 
 Wall, Harriett E., '17 
 
 STERLING 
 
 Bell, H. E., '10, Engr. 
 Buyers, D. E., '12, Engr. 
 Honens, F. W., '96, Mgr. 
 Janssen, E. T., '18 
 Lendman, A. N., '17, Engr. 
 Phillips, L. L., '12, Insp. 
 Pinkney, L. A., g, Teacher 
 Powers, L. T.. '14, Farmer 
 Powers, -Luella F., '12, Teacher 
 Reisner, C. L., '13, Advertiser 
 Sheldon. C. E.. '99, Judge 
 Ward, F. A., '11. Arch. 
 Ward, P. H., '13, Lawyer 
 Williams. C. A., '17 
 Wyne, E. E., '02. Merchant 
 
 STOCKTON 
 
 Curtiss, G., '16, Farmer 
 Curtiss, W. G., '82, Farmer 
 Hendel, S. R., '17, Engr. 
 May. C. B., '17 
 Siemen, Bertha A., '13, Teacher 
 
 STONINGTON 
 
 Drake, E. S., '11, Banker 
 Garwood, F. S., '05, Farmer 
 Garwood. H. E., '05, Farmer 
 
1046 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 STREATOR 
 
 Alband, Laura (Mrs. R. I. Barrickman) '15 
 
 Alband, Lillian M. (Mrs. J. J. Mohan) '13 
 
 Anthony, W. C, '11, Engr. 
 
 Boys, T. L., '11, Ceram. 
 
 Conley. D. O., '16 
 
 Conley, Josephine, '13, Teacher 
 
 Dixon, Nellie M., '07 
 
 Essington, J. W., '10, Real Est. 
 
 Essington, T. G., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Fornof, J. R., '10, Pub. 
 
 Foster, W. G., '00, Arch. 
 
 Frahm, Hattie B. (Mrs. G. N. Fornof) '01 
 
 Klopp, C. G.. '16, Engr. 
 
 McVay, T. N., '14, Engr. 
 
 Plumb. E. F., '10, Mfr. 
 
 Poor, Hattie M., '12, Teacher 
 
 Poor, L. S., '17 
 
 Powers, F. M., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Stevenson, J. V., '12, Farmer 
 
 Swift, Gertrude L., '18, Asst. 
 
 Williams, Helen J., '18, Stud. 
 
 STRONGHURST 
 
 Barnhart, Edna P. (Mrs. J. H. Miner) '08 
 
 Miner, J. H., '07, Agr. 
 SUBLETTE 
 
 Long, J. A., '08, Engr. 
 
 Seller, Alice F. (Mrs. J. A. Long) '09 
 SULLIVAN 
 
 Baker, C. P.. '11, Teacher 
 
 Baker, Z. F., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Bartels, Nellie F., '16, Teacher 
 
 Booze, R. W., '12, Engr. 
 
 Chapin, A., '02, Editor 
 
 Harshman, L. R., '02, Farmer 
 
 Heineke, P. H., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Higgins. A. L., '07, Agr. 
 
 McLaughlin, J. L., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Miner, Ada M. (Mrs. A. Chapin) '08 
 
 Patterson, C. R., '15, Lawyer 
 
 Peadro, Bernice F., '16 
 
 Peadro, E. D., '14 
 
 Phillips, Minnie A., '17, Teacher 
 
 Titus, G. L., '14, Farmer 
 
 Wiley, J. P., '11 
 
 Woods, Ardie G., '13, Teacher 
 
 SUMMERFIELD 
 
 Hirstein, J. A., '17, Farmer 
 SUMNER 
 
 Perrott, R. H., '16 
 
 Petty, M. R., '17 
 
 SUMMER HILL 
 
 Anderson, L. L., '05, Farmer 
 SUTTER 
 
 Duerkop, Bertha C, '11, Teacher 
 
 SYCAMORE 
 
 Alden, J. L., '14, Engr. 
 
 Arntzen, Igna I., '17, Teacher 
 
 Conrad, C. B., '13, Sec. 
 
 Coultas, Florence A., '14, Prin. 
 
 Doane, H. A., '12, Engr. 
 
 Fulton, W. J., '98, Lawyer 
 
 Lattin, J., '85, Mechanic 
 
 Miller, W. C, 'lo, Supt. 
 
 Saflford. E. B., '00, Farmer 
 
 Smith, L. B., '08, Lawyer 
 
 Stephens, H. C, '08, Supt. 
 
 Whittemore, F., '97, Merchant 
 
 Winders, F. R., '05. Engr. 
 
 Wright, Bernice (Mrs. J. L. Alden) '14 
 
 TABLE GROVE 
 
 Bartholomew, Ruth P., '18, Charities 
 
 Worker 
 Dilworth, J. R., '13. Farmer 
 
 TALLULA 
 
 Greene, Birdie W. '17, Teacher 
 
 TAMALCO 
 
 Norman, E. P., '10, Lawyer 
 TAMPICO 
 
 Smith, C. A., '74, Draftsman 
 TAYLORVILLE 
 
 Anderson, C. T., '11, Engr. 
 
 Baker, C. J., g, Asst. 
 
 Dorman, D. S., '09, Salesman 
 
 Hay, C. E.,'13, Farm Adv. 
 
 Hershey. H. B., '09, Lawyer 
 
 f add, W. S., '16, Farmer 
 
 r arge. Zelma (Mrs. W. H. Houser) '10 
 
 Long, T. L.. '05, Banker 
 
 Powel. Ellen C. (Mrs. A. Locke) '11 
 
 Sinneff, G. F., '15, Teacher 
 
 Stevens, W. M., '17, Asst. 
 
 Tucker, J. O., '08, Supt. 
 
 Twadell, Laura B. (Mrs. C. E. Evans) t 
 
 TENNESSEE 
 
 Walker, E. D., '10, Farmer 
 TEXAS CITY 
 
 McCaskrin, Louise E. (Mrs. J. D. Stayton) 
 '94 
 TEXICO 
 
 Gage, J. H., '16, Prof. 
 THOMASBORO 
 
 Kelso, C. E., '05, Physician 
 THOMPSONVILLE 
 
 Roberts, Frances E., '16, Teacher 
 THOMSON 
 
 Cate, H. A., '13, Farmer 
 TISKILWA 
 
 Battey, B. R., Jr., '17 
 
 Brown, J. L., '17, Clerk 
 
 Gallaher, H. T., '17. Mech. 
 
 Pervier, Carrie M. (Mrs. F. R. Powers) '14 
 
 Powers, F. R., '15, Farmer 
 
 Quick, H., '17 
 
 Schertz, A. C, '08 
 
 Van Dervart, P, R., '03, Lawyer 
 
 Winship, Mary A., '18 
 
 TOLEDO 
 
 McCandlish, F. R., '17, Farmer 
 TOLONO 
 
 Bower, R. A., Jr., '95, Banker 
 
 Campbell, Florence M. (Mrs. E. G. Framp- 
 
 ton) '17 
 Cassingham, Florence A. (Mrs. R. V. 
 
 Edwards) '13 
 Durfey, D., '17 
 Godfrey, Eleanor, '15 
 Hoff, Lucy V. (Mrs. G. W. Whall) '09 
 Parry, J. L., '94, Farmer 
 Marten, Jane F., g 
 Meharry, G. F., '05, Farmer 
 Meharry, J. E., '99, Farmer 
 Redhed, Alice, '13, Dir. 
 Redhed, W. S., '10, Farmer 
 Voss, Sophie M. (Mrs. G. F. Meharry) '05 
 Wamsley, Mabel (Mrs. J. C. Dole) '06, 
 
 Teacher 
 
 TONICA 
 
 Elliott, C. J., '12. Farmer 
 
 Hensold, H. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 King, D. L., '16, Engr. 
 
 King, Lillian M. (Mrs. C. J. Elliott) '13 
 
 TONTI 
 
 Cope, L. v., '17, Agr. 
 
 TOPEKA 
 
 Ranson, Clara A. (Mrs. J. Sellers) '04 
 
Geographicai, Index 
 
 1047 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 ■TQULON 
 
 Cooley, Verna L., g. Teacher 
 Kirk. T. T., g, Supt. 
 Wright, W. W., '04. Agr. 
 
 TOWANDA 
 
 Murphy, Grace E. (Mrs. R. E. Taylor) '08 
 Jones, F. W., '17, Farmer 
 Taylor, R. E., '08, Farmer 
 
 TOWER HILL 
 
 Borton, G. L., '09, Farmer 
 Galster, Augusta E., '18, Asst. 
 Schoch, W. G., '11, Survr. 
 
 TRIMBLE 
 
 Trimble, C. T., '11, Farmer 
 TRIVOLI 
 
 Korth, Frieda E. (Mrs. C. H. Apple) 'i6 
 TUNNEL HILL 
 
 Whittenberg, Sarah J. (Mrs. D. M. Cover) 
 '14 
 TUSCOLA 
 
 Boyce, A. C, g. Teacher 
 
 Burggraf, C. I.. '14, Engr. 
 
 Ellars, Jessie (Mrs. L. O. Hackett) '90 
 
 Goodspeed, W. F., '05, Farmer 
 
 Howe, W. T., '16, Farmer 
 
 Jones, G. R., '02, Lawyer 
 
 Romine, J. F., '15, Farmer 
 
 Shonle, H. A., '16, Chem. 
 
 Taylor, Nellie F., '08, Teacher 
 
 Tinen, J. V., '12, Teacher 
 
 Watson, Florence E., t. Teacher 
 
 UNION 
 
 Jones, B. L., '09, Engr. 
 
 URBANA 
 
 Adams, R.. f. Prof. 
 
 Allen, Alice A., '16 
 
 Allen, Mae L. (Mrs. W. M. Tullock) '03 
 
 Alley, W. E., f, Asst. 
 
 Allison, D. M., f. Assoc. 
 
 Alverson, Maude L., '09, Teacher 
 
 Alverson, Ruth A., '18, Teacher 
 
 Alvord, C. W., g. Prof. 
 
 Alvord, Genevieve R., '16, Teacher 
 
 Anderegg, F. O., f, Prof. 
 
 Anders, E., '05, Instr. 
 
 Anderson, Birdina M., '18 
 
 Anderson, Florence E., '09 
 
 Anderson, H. W.. g. Prof. 
 
 Anderson, Viola J., f, Instr. 
 
 Andrews, J. B., '13, Instr. 
 
 Andrews, Ruth H., '18, Teacher 
 
 Augustus. E. K., '14, Assoc. 
 
 Armour, P. F., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Arnold, R. M., g, Asst. 
 
 Ashton, Pearl W. (Mrs. B. A. Strauch) '12 
 
 Austin, J. C, f. Asst. 
 
 Ayers, J. F.. '85 
 
 Babbitt, H. E., g, Instr. 
 
 Babcock, K. C, f. Dean 
 
 Bach, Beulah W. (Mrs. P. D. M. Faucett) 
 
 '12 
 Baechtold, Elsie L., '16, Libn. 
 Bailey, E. W., g. Pomologist 
 Baker, F. C, f. Curator 
 Baker, I. O., '74, Prof. 
 Baldwin, E. C. f. Prof. 
 Ballantine H. W.. f. Dean 
 Bamesberger, Velda C '18, Asst. 
 Barnes, Mary G.. '18, Libn. 
 Barnes, Nell, '15, Actress 
 Bartholow, J. S., '16. Clerk 
 Barto. D. O., '06, Prof. 
 Barto, Harriet T., '16, Instr. 
 Barto, Margaret M., '17, Teacher 
 Bartow. E., f. Prof. 
 Beal, G. D., f. Prof. 
 Beard, J. H., f, Physician 
 
 URBANA — Continued 
 
 Bcnjann'n, H. W., '14, Physician 
 
 Bennett, Elizabeth R. (Mrs. J. Grennan) g 
 
 Bennett, Nancy L., '14, Stenog. 
 
 Bennett, W. L., '02, Clerk 
 
 Benson, Susan T. (Mrs. C. G. Howard) '16, 
 Libn. 
 
 Bentley, I. M.. f. Prof. 
 
 Bergman, C. J., g 
 
 Bernbaum, E., f. Prof. 
 
 Besore. Nellie (Mrs. W. E. Scars) '96 
 
 Bevier, Isabel, f, Prof. 
 
 Bing, Bertha B., '18, Stud. 
 
 Bing, B., '88, Merchant 
 
 Biegler. P. S., g. Prof. 
 
 Blackwelder, E., f. Prof. 
 
 Blair, J. C, f. Prof. 
 
 Blaisdell, Daisy L., f, Instr. 
 
 Bloomfield, L.. f. Prof. 
 
 Bode, B. H., f. Prof. 
 
 Bogart, E. L.. f. Prof. 
 
 Boggs, Cassandra (Mrs. G. A. Miller) '92 
 
 J5oggs, Lucinda P., '94 
 
 Bolton, W. J., '18 
 
 Bond, Lyda, '06, Instr. 
 
 Boomsliter, G. P., g. Prof. 
 
 Borden, R. F., g, Instr. 
 
 Borton, C. W., '17 
 
 Bowditch, F. D., '88, Teacher 
 
 Boyer, C. V., f, Assoc. 
 
 Braley, S. A., g, Instr. 
 
 Brew, J. D., f, Assoc. 
 
 Britton, W. E., g, Instr. 
 
 Broaddus, Alice V. (Mrs. T. A. Clark) '91 
 
 Brock, W. S., 'is, Assoc. 
 
 Brooks, F. A., '17, Designer 
 
 Brooks, Fannie M.. '15, Instr. 
 
 Brooks, M., f. Prof. 
 
 Brooks, N. C, f. Prof. 
 
 Brooks, O. F., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Brooks, Verna, '09, Instr. 
 
 Brooks, Viola, '17, Teacher 
 
 Browder, O. L., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Brown, H. D., '14, Instr. 
 
 Brown, K. G., '16, Broker 
 
 Brown, R. R., '16, Bus. 
 Brownfield, Georgia, '17, Teacher 
 Brownfield, Lelah, '10, Stenog. 
 Bryant. J. M., g. Prof. 
 Bull, Maude E., '15, Demonstrator 
 
 Bull, S.. f, Assoc. 
 
 Bunch, Mamie, '14, Instr. 
 
 Burge, W. E., f. Prof. 
 
 Burlison, W. L., g. Prof. 
 
 Burnette, W. T., '05, Engr. 
 
 Burns, Josephine E. (Mrs. R. D. Glasgow) 
 
 '09, Instr. 
 Busey, Josephine K., '17, Cashier 
 Busey, Mary E., t 
 Bussell, Nellie E.. f, Instr. 
 Cady, G. H., f, Geol. 
 
 Cafkey, Mabel E. (Mrs. W. R. Stark) '04 
 Call, Hortense (Mrs. A. Barr) '95 
 Campbell, D. J., '16, Chem. 
 Campbell, E. E. A., '18, Stud. 
 Campbell, M. H., '17, Asst. 
 Cann, Jessie Y., f. Prof. 
 Carman, A. P., f. Prof. 
 Carmichael, R. D., f. Prof. 
 Carnahan, D. H., '96, Prof. 
 Carpenter, C. E., f, Prof. 
 Carry, C. S., f. Asst. 
 Carson, F. T., '03, Lawyer 
 Case, H. C. M., '12, Assoc. 
 Castile, Sarah M.( Mrs. W. E. Britton) '10 
 Castle, R. D. V., '16. Auditor 
 Charters W. W., f. Dean 
 Chiles, H. M.. '17, Stud. 
 Christopher. D. L., '08, Mgr. 
 (Thristy, Grace J., '18 
 Churton, Florence H.. '17, Assoc. 
 Cilley, Lillie, '17, Libn. 
 Cleavinger, J. S., '09, Assoc. 
 Cline, Bess F., '14, Teacher 
 Clark, Edith L. (Mrs. J. C. Kirkpatrick) '90 
 
1048 
 
 Univeusity of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 U KUAN A— Continued 
 
 Clark, T. A., 'qo, Dean 
 
 Coffey, W. C, '06. Prof. 
 
 Colby, A. S., g, Assoc. 
 
 Cole, A. C, £. Prof. 
 
 Colvin, C, '13, Prof. 
 
 Covey, Arete C, '14, Teacher 
 
 Crandall. C. S.. f, Prof. 
 
 Crawford, Helen L., 'is, Teacher 
 
 Cravvshaw, F. D., f. Prof. 
 
 Crawford, Ruth, M. (Mrs. K. B. Freeman) 
 
 '17 
 Creek, H. L., g. Prof. 
 Crosiar, A. O., '18 
 Cunningham, II. E., f. Sec. 
 Cunningham, Opal C, '17, Teacher 
 Curtis, F. K., '11, Prof. 
 Curtis, N. C, f. Prof. 
 Cuthbert, Dorothy I.. (Mrs. J. C. Austin) 
 
 '16. l.ibn. 
 Daniels, A. H., f. Prof. 
 Daniels. Eunice D., f 
 Davis, Mary 13., '01, Teacher 
 Decker, E. H.. f. Prof. 
 Dent, J. A., f. Assoc. 
 Dershem, E., f, Instr. 
 Detlefsen, J. A., f. Prof. 
 DeWolf, F. W.. f, Geol. 
 Dexter, Grace E., '11, Teacher 
 Dexter, Lula B., '14, Teacher 
 Dietrichson, T. Ci., f, Instr. 
 
 Dillenback. II. C. f. Instr. 
 
 Doherty, Margaret I., '15, Libn. 
 
 Dorner, II. U., f. Prof. 
 
 Drury, F. K. W., '05, Libn. 
 
 Ouncan, J. M., f, Asst. 
 
 Dungan, G. II., '17, Asst. 
 
 Ounlap, Eflie C, '16, Teacher 
 
 Dunlap. K. L., '85, Carpenter 
 
 Dunn, H. H., 'So, Research Assoc. 
 
 Eckstein, H. C, '14, Nutrition Expert 
 
 Edmonds, J. L., f. Prof. 
 
 Edwards. H. H., '17, Engr. 
 
 Ekblaw, \V. E., '10, Geologist 
 
 Eldredge, A. G.. f, Instr. 
 
 Ellis, C. A., f. Prof. 
 
 Ellis, C. L., '10, Instr. 
 
 Ellis, O. I., '12. Assoc. 
 
 Emch, A., f. Prof. 
 
 Enger, M. L., '06, Prof. 
 
 Engle, Jeannette M.. '15 
 
 Engle, R. N., '17, Farmer 
 
 Erb. J. L., f, Mus. Dir. 
 
 iMnest, Ruth, 'i";. Teacher 
 
 Evans, F. N., f. Prof. 
 
 Fahrnkopf, Emma M. (Mrs. R. F. Borden) 
 '13 
 
 Fahrnkopf, II. F. T., '13, Assoc. 
 
 Fairlie, J. A., f. Prof. 
 
 I'^aust. E. C, , Instr. 
 
 Fay, D. .\., '17 
 
 Fehrenkanip, Winifred, 'u. Libn. 
 
 Poind, Frances M. (Mrs. R. K. Hursh) '06 
 
 Ferguson, II. F,, f, Engr. 
 
 Finfrock, C. L., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Fisher, F. A., 'ii, Prof. 
 
 Fisk, I. W., 'oq, Engr. 
 
 Fitz-Gerald, T. D., II, f. Prof. 
 
 Fitz-Gerald, Leora A. H., '16 
 
 Flannigan, M. L., g, Prin. 
 
 Fleming, Georgia E., '12, Assoc. 
 
 Fleming. V. R., '05, Prof. 
 
 Flint. W. P., f. Entomol. 
 
 Flock, Marguerite P., 'iS 
 
 Flock. W. J., '17 
 
 Flom. G. T.. f. Prof. 
 
 Flovd, Mary E. (Mrs. A. Bevis) f 
 
 Foo'titt, F. F.. g, Asst. 
 
 Forbes, Ethel C. (Mrs. F. W. Scott) 'o?. 
 
 Forbes, G. R., f, Instr. 
 
 Forbes, S. A., h, Zool. 
 
 Ford, Bernice (Mrs. H. J. Van Cleave) '11 
 
 Frazey. .Mice B., '98, Teacher 
 
 Frazey. Nellie M. (Mrs. F. W. Eagelston) 
 '01. Teacher 
 
 (T R BAN A— Continued 
 Freer, Louise, f, Dir. 
 Frisk. J. A., f, Mecb. 
 FuJlenwidcr, Alice E. (Mrn. E. B. Lytle) 
 
 '07 
 Fulton. E., f. Prof. 
 Funk, Ruth S., '17, Asst. 
 Gaines, W. L., '08, Prof. 
 Galpin, Stella B., '14, Libn. 
 Gantz, R. A., g, Asst. 
 Garner, J. W., f. Prof. 
 Garver, VVillia K., '03, Libn. 
 Gill, H. L.. f, Dir. 
 Glasgow, R. D., '08, Instr. 
 Glassco, Ruth M., '17, Teacher 
 Glenn, P. A., f, Insp. 
 Glover, D. M., '16, Stud. 
 Goebel, Irma G., '15, Stud. 
 Goebel, J., f. Prof. 
 
 Gonnerman, H. F., '08, Research Assoc. 
 Goodenougli, G. A., g. Prof. 
 Grant, Ruth M., '16, Teacher 
 Gray, Cora E., f, Instr. 
 Green, F., f. Prof. 
 Greene, J. H., '08 
 Greene, J. W.. '18 
 Gregory, Allene, f, Instr. 
 Gregory, Louise C. A., h 
 Grennan, J., f, Instr. 
 Grindley, H. S., '88, Prof. 
 Gross, A. W., g 
 Grove, P. F^ '13, Teacher 
 Guild, Lois (j., '17, Photographer 
 Gulick, C. D., '97, Physician 
 Gunderson, A. J., '11, Instr. 
 Gustafson, A. F., '07. Prof. 
 Gwinn, Alta (Mrs. T. E. Saimders) '07, 
 
 Instr. 
 Gwinn, Avis, '14, Instr. 
 Gwinn, Edith, '15, Teacher 
 Gwinn, Ethel, '11, Singer 
 Hackley, Elizabeth P., '17. Teacher 
 Hague, Edith E., '18, Libn. 
 Hague, Florence S., f, Asst. 
 Hague, Stella M., f. Instr. 
 Hale, W. G., f. Prof. 
 Hall, Lucie A. (Mr.s. T. W. Parr) '84 
 liammet, Virginia M, (Mrs. A. N. Talbot) 
 
 '81 
 Ilandschin, W. P., '13, Prof. 
 Ilanmore, J. L., '17, Lawyer 
 Harding, H. A., f. Prof. 
 Harper, A. C, f, Assoc. 
 Harper, Bertha M., '07, Teacher 
 Harper, Julia A. (Mrs. C. S. Rhode) '13 
 Harrah, E. C, f. Asst. 
 Harrington, H. F., f. Prof. 
 Harrison, Florence, '08, Assoc. 
 Ilartrick, G. R., '01, Capt. 
 Hayes, E. B.. '18. Stud. 
 Hayes, E. C, f. Prof. 
 Heater E. F.. '11, Draftsman 
 Heidler, J. B.. '18 
 Henson, Margaret E., '18 
 Hepburn, N. W., '07, Prof. 
 Hickman, J. B., '15, Salesman 
 Hickman, Lucy P., '10 
 Hieronynuis, R. E., f. Adv. 
 Higgins, G. M., g. Stud. 
 Hill, C. F.. '14. Teacher 
 Hill. D. S., f. Prof. 
 Hill, Ida M. (Mrs. G. F. Way) '05 
 Hillebrand, H. N.. f, Assoc. 
 Hogue, J. H., f, Instr. 
 Holhrook, E. A., g, Engr. 
 Hope. Leona, f. Assoc. 
 Hopkins, B. S., f. Prof. 
 Hopkins, S. C '17 
 Hottes, C. F., *94. Prof. 
 Hottes, Flora E.. '18, Stud. 
 Houchens, Josie B., '05, Libn. 
 Howard. C. G.. '17, Asst. 
 Howell, L. B., g, Chem. 
 Hoy. Lucv F., 'ti, Prin. 
 Hufferd, R. W., g. Asst. 
 
GEO(iKAi'iiicAL Index 
 
 J04Q 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 URBAN A— Continued 
 
 Hufford, C. T., 'i6, Asst. 
 
 Hughitt, Anna L., f. Instr. 
 
 Hursh. R. K., '08, Prof. 
 
 Hutchins, Margaret, '08, Libn. 
 
 Ilutchins, Marjorie, '15, Mu3. 
 
 Hutchinson, J., f, Assoc. 
 
 Ingalls, H. B., '16, Cashier 
 
 JacobseiTj W. H., '15, Adv. 
 
 James, E. J., f, Univ. Pres. 
 
 Jamison, A. W., f, Instr. 
 
 Jamison, Martha G. (Mrs. H. F. Gonner- 
 
 nian) '11 
 
 Tanvrin, C. E., f, Libn. 
 
 Jaques, Minnie, '86, Cashier 
 
 Jayne, Violet (Mrs. E. C. Schmidt) f 
 
 Johns, Evelyn G., '18, Lunch-room Mgr. 
 
 and Instr. 
 Johnson, F. T., f, Instr. 
 Johnson, Mabel C. (Mrs. D. 11. Carnahan) 
 
 g 
 Johnson, Mary F. (Mrs. F. E. Richart) 16 
 Jones, H. .S. V., f, Prof. 
 Jones, P. V. B., f, Assoc. 
 Jones, R. R., f, Assoc. 
 Jones, R. T., '12, Assoc. 
 Kamm, O., '11, Prof. 
 Karrer, S., g, Instr. 
 Keagy, A. R., f, Instr. 
 Keefer, Ruth F. (Mrs. J. M. Mathews) 'i,s 
 Keitoku, S., '16, Chem. 
 Kelley, F. H., '16. Teacher 
 Kelley, Iva, '18 
 Kempner, A. J., f. Prof. 
 Kerker, H. E., '12, Lawyer 
 Kerr, Josephine (Mrs. F. G^ Allison) '07, 
 
 Bacteriologist 
 Kingsley. J. S., f, Prof. 
 Kinley, £).. f. Vice Pres. 
 Kirkpatrick, Helen M. (Mrs. E. C. Hop- 
 kins) '17 
 Kirkpatrick, S. D., '16, Chem. 
 Kirner, W. R., '18. Stud. 
 Klein, Nancie, '17. Teacher 
 Klotzsche, Bessie M., '18, Teacher 
 Knapp, Aurella (Mrs. E. Dershem) '12, 
 
 Libn. 
 Knight, R. A., g. Assoc. 
 Knipp, C. T.. f, ProL 
 Knowlton, Miriam, '14, Teacher 
 Koehn, Martha C. (Mrs. F. C. Hubbard) 
 
 '04 
 Krieger, Augusta M. (Mrs. W. E. Ekblaw) 
 
 '10 
 Kunz, J., f. ProL 
 Kyle, Martha J., '97. Instr. 
 Lanham, E. T., f, Instr. 
 Layng, T. E.. g, Assoc. 
 Leal, Sophia N. (Mrs. J. W. Hays) '96 
 Leaman, Olga E., f, Instr. 
 Lee, W. H., '14, Lawyer 
 Lehenbauer, P. A., g. Prof. 
 Leighty, W. R., f. Assoc. 
 Leonard, Frances B. (Mrs. W. H. Rayner) 
 
 'i I 
 Lessing, O. E., f, Prof. 
 Leutwiler, O. A., '99, Prof. 
 Lewis, H. B., f, ProL 
 Libman, E. E., '16, Engr. 
 Lindgren, J. M., '02, Chem. 
 Lindley, Almeda V. (Mrs. M. S. Parks) 
 
 'os, Practitioner 
 Lindley, June (Mrs. G. F. Churchill) 'ii 
 Linton, Margie. '09 
 Litman, S.. f. Prof. 
 Littleton, A. C, '12, Instr. 
 Lowry, Bessie, '17, Stud. 
 Lumley, C. G., '86, Physician 
 Lumley, L. R., '16, Salesman 
 Lybyer, A. H.. f. ProL 
 Lytle, E. B., '01, Assoc. 
 McCaughey, W. F., Jr., f, Instr. 
 McCluggage. H. B., '15 
 McCIurg, Lola D.. '10, Teacher 
 McChirg, Nellie L, '12. Diet. 
 
 URBANA— Continued 
 
 McConn, C. M., f, Registrar 
 
 McCullough, Helen E., '17 
 
 McDougall, W. B., f. Assoc. 
 
 McFarland, D. F., f, Prof. 
 
 MacGillivray, A. D., f, ProL 
 
 MacGillivray, M. E., '18 
 
 McGraw, Kathcrine L., '14, Libn. 
 
 McKenzie, K.. f, ProL 
 
 McLaughlin, Maude K., g, Stud. 
 
 McLean, Nellie (Mrs. C. G. Lumley) '88 
 
 McWilliams, Marie L., '18 
 
 Madison, L. C, '18 
 
 Maguire, W. C, '10, Lawyer 
 
 Manley, E. J., f, Instr. 
 
 Mann, Mary E. (Mrs. N. W. Hepburn) '09 
 
 Marbold, Margaret A. (Mrs. P. F. Ar- 
 mour) '15 
 
 Mason, A. H., '16, Acct. 
 
 .Mathews, C. M., '03, Lawyer 
 
 Mathews, J. M., f. ProL 
 
 Mathews, Loueva M. (Mrs. W. A. Nico- 
 laus) '03 
 
 Miller, G. A,, f. Prof. 
 
 Miller, H. W., f, Assoc. 
 
 Mitchell, H. H., '09. ProL 
 
 Monfort, W. F., f, ProL 
 
 Monohon, Ila E., '18 
 
 Moore, A. R., '18 
 
 Moore, H. F., f, ProL 
 
 Moore, O. H., f, ProL / 
 
 Moore, W. A., '16 
 
 Morey, L., '11. Comptroller 
 
 Alorgan, C. L., '14, Instr. 
 
 Morphy. E. W., f, Instr. 
 
 Morris, Caroline R., f, Instr. 
 
 Morrison, W. R., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Mosier, J. G., '93, Prof. 
 
 Moss, Alida IL, '18, Teacher 
 
 Moss. C. M.. f. ProL 
 
 Moss, C. T., '07, Phys. 
 
 Moulton, Gertrude E., f. Stud. 
 
 Mumford, H. W., f. ProL 
 
 Myers, Lena J., '13, Teacher 
 
 Nebel, Veta T.. '16 
 
 Needham, Carrie I., '12 
 
 Needham, Catherine, '18, Stud. 
 
 Newborn, Iva F., '18 
 
 Newburn, Naomi O., '14. Home Econ. 
 Exten. 
 
 Newcomb, R.. '11, Prof. 
 
 Newell, F. IL. f. Prof. 
 
 Nolan, A. W., f, Prof. 
 
 Norris, Mae I. (Mrs. H. G. Paul) f 
 
 Noyes, W. A., i, ProL 
 
 Oathout, C. IL. '07, Adv. 
 
 O'Donnell, T. E., '13. Instr. 
 
 Oldfather, W. A., f. Prof. 
 
 Oliver, T. E., f, ProL 
 
 Olmstead, A. T., i, ProL 
 
 Osburn, Mabel T., '18, Teacher 
 
 Overman, O. R., f, Assoc. 
 
 Paine, E. B., f. Prof. 
 
 Paisley, Sela I., '17. Teacher 
 
 Palmer, C. S., '17, Prof. 
 
 Palmer, W. G., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Parmelee, C. W., f. ProL 
 
 Parr. R. M., '06, Instr. 
 
 Parr, S. W., '84, ProL 
 
 Patton, Adah, '02, Libn. 
 
 Paul, H. G., f, ProL 
 
 Pearson, F. A., f, Assoc. 
 
 Pease, A. S., L Prof. 
 
 Pell, Hazel M., '18, Teacher 
 
 Pelzer, H. L., '17 
 
 Percival. Ruth, '18, Social Worker 
 
 Perry, Edna M., '09, Teacher 
 
 Perry, Leonora, '08, Ed. Asst. 
 
 Perry, Lorinda. '09, Assoc. 
 
 Perry, Winifred A.. '08, Teacher 
 
 Petry. C. A.. '11, Engr. 
 
 Pickels, G. W., g, Assoc. 
 
 Pickett, B. S., g, ProL 
 
 Pieper, T-. 'i7, Asst. 
 
 Piatt. J." H., f. Asst. 
 
I050 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 URBANA— Continued 
 Polk, W. W.. 'i8 
 Pomeroy, J. N., f, Prof. 
 Ponder, Wilma E., '12, Libn. 
 Porter, F. M., g, Assoc. 
 Postlevvait, Harriet L., '17 
 Powers, J. O., '17, Teacher 
 Prickett, A. L., '13, Asst. 
 Provine, L. H., '03, Prof. 
 Putnam, W. J., '10, Instr. 
 Prucha, M. J., f. Prof. 
 Quandt, Coramae, '17, Sec. 
 Kadcliffe, B. S., g, Chem. 
 Radebaugh, G. H., f, Assoc. 
 Rahn, C, f. Assoc. 
 Raines, L. C, '18, Instr. 
 Rankin, F. H., f. Dean 
 Rayner, W. H., '09, Assoc. 
 Readhimer, J. E., '04, Prof. 
 Rebman, P. J., f, Asst. 
 Reed, F. W., f, Instr. 
 Reid, E. A., '14, Instr. 
 Rein, F., '13, Farmer 
 Renner, W. P., 'lo. Bookkeeper 
 Renz, Myrtle A. (Mrs. E. Roberts) '12 
 Rhode, C. S., f, Instr. 
 Rich, J. L., f. Assoc. 
 Richards, C. R., f. Dean 
 Richards, C. W., '06, Lawyer 
 Richards, Lenore, '15, Instr. 
 Richardson, R. E.. '01, Biologist 
 Richart, F. E., '14, Instr. 
 Ricker, Ethel, '0*4 
 Ricker. N. C, '72, Prof. 
 Ricketts, Clara A., '09, Libn. 
 Rinaker, Clarissa, g, Assoc. 
 Rindfusz, R. E., f, Instr. 
 Roberts. E.. '13, Assoc. 
 Robertson, W. S., f. Prof. 
 Robinson, M. H., f. Prof. 
 Ross, G. T., '14, Cashier 
 Ross, R. M., '14, Mgr. 
 Roth, H. D., '08, Lawyer 
 Royer, J. W., '95, Arch. 
 Ruckmich, C. A., f. Prof. 
 Rudolfs, W., f, Asst. 
 Ruehe, H. A., '11, Prof. 
 Ruehe, Mabel L.. '16, Instr. 
 Rusk, H. P., f, Prof. 
 Ruth, W. A., f, Assoc. 
 Saffell, Gladys D., '17, Clerk 
 Saffer, L. B., '00. Lawyer 
 St. John. J. L., f, Asst. 
 Samson, Inez R., '04 
 Savage, T. E.. f. Prof. 
 Schepperle, Gertrude, f, Assoc. 
 Schuettner, A. J., f, Assoc. 
 Schulz, E. R., '16, Stud. 
 Schulz, \V. F., g. Prof. 
 Schumacher, H. T., '04. Lawyer 
 Schwartz, G. F.. f. Prof. 
 Scott, F. W., '01. Prof. 
 Scott, R. S., '17 
 Scott, W., '16 
 Scovill, H. T.. 'oS, Prof. 
 Seely, F. B., g. Prof. 
 Seller, Eleanor F., g. Teacher 
 Severns, W. H., f, Instr. 
 Seymour. A. R., f, Assoc. 
 Shade, H. R., '07, Farmer 
 Sharp, J. C, '17 
 
 Shattuck, Anna (Mrs. A. W. Palmer), '91 
 Shaw, Hazel Y.. '07, Libn. 
 Shaw, J. B., f. Prof. 
 Shelford. V. E., f, Prof. 
 Shepherd, Oueen L.. g, Instr. 
 Sherman, S. P.. f. Prof. 
 Shriver. Helen E., '18, Teacher 
 Shulters, J. R., '10, Instr. 
 Signor, Nellie M., '12, Libn. 
 Signer. Ruth H., '10, Teacher 
 Sim, Keturah E.. '84 
 
 Simon. Anna V. (Mrs. H. B. Dorner) f 
 Simpson, Frances. '03, Libn. 
 Sisam. (Tora H., '13 
 
 URBANA— Continued 
 
 Skinner, G. S., g, Analytical Chem. 
 Sloan, W. F., 'i6 
 Smith, F., f. Prof. 
 Smith, G. M., f. Prof. 
 Smith, J. E., g. Prof. 
 Smith, L. H., '97, Prof. 
 Smith, R. S., '13, Instr. 
 Smith, W. H., g, Assoc. 
 Snider, H. J., '13, Assoc. 
 Soto, R. A., '12, Instr. 
 Sparks, Marion E., '95, Libn. 
 Spencer, E. R., '11, Asst. 
 Spooner, C. S., g, Entomol. 
 Spurgin, W. G., 94, Lawyer 
 Staley, Isabel (Mrs. A. M. Danely) '04 
 Stanford, H. R., '08, Asst. 
 Stanley, O. O., 'oi, Phys. 
 Stark, R. W., '95, Chem. 
 Stebbins, J., f, Prpf. 
 Stevens, F. L., f. Prof. 
 Stevenson, J. A., g. Prof. 
 Stewart, Edith E. (Mrs. H. T. Scovill) '11 
 Stillwell, Genevieve M., '18, Teacher 
 Stillwell, Helen, '18, Teacher 
 Stock, H. H., f. Prof. 
 Stoltey, Ethel F., 'iS. Teacher 
 Story, R. M., f, Assoc. 
 Stout, J. E., f. Prof. 
 Straight, Maude W. (Mrs A. P. Carman) f 
 Strauch, B. A., '08, Photographer 
 Strong, A. C, '14, Lawyer 
 Sutheiland, Sarah A., f, Instr. 
 Swanson, C. M., '14, Lawyer 
 Swanson, F. C, '14 
 Swanson, Frances E., '16 
 Swartz, Fay W., '17 
 
 Swartz, Mary K. (Mrs. F. T. Carson) '07 
 Swick, Mary E., '15 
 Swick, Nellie M.. '16 
 Talbot, A. N., 'Si, Prof. 
 Talbot, Mildred V., '12, Instr. 
 Talbot, Rachel H., '18 
 Tanner, F. W., g, Assoc. 
 Taylor, Grace D., '17 
 
 Theilen, Margaret K. (Mrs. C. A. Ruck- 
 mich) '13. Teacher 
 Thompson, C. M., '09, Prof. 
 Thompson. J. G., f 
 Thornsburgh, Zada G., '18, Teacher 
 Thorpe, J. C, '00, Engr. 
 Tilton, L. D., '15. Land. Arch. 
 Toland, Jessie M., '08, Teacher 
 Traxler. Elinor E., '18, Stud. 
 Treat, Edna A., f, Instr. 
 Trelease, S. B., '18, Bus. 
 Trelease. W., f. Prof. 
 Trost, Frances H., '14, Teacher 
 Trost, Opal W., '16 
 True, L. J., f, Instr. 
 Turtle, H. F., f. Appraiser 
 Urban, H. B., 'oS, Mgr. 
 Usher, Susannah, f. Lecturer 
 Van Alstyne, E., g, Assoc. 
 Van Cleave, H. J., g, Assoc. 
 Van Doren, M. A., '14, Stud. 
 Van Home, J., f, Instr. 
 Van Winkle, W. A., g, Asst. 
 Vaughn, Myra, '16, Teacher 
 Veirs. W. L., '17 
 Vogele, A. C, '18, Botanist 
 Wahlin, G. E., f, Assoc. 
 Waldo, E. H., g. Prof. 
 Walworth, S. E., '18 
 Ward, H. B.. f. Prof. 
 Warren, F. B., '14, Engr. 
 Warrick, T. L.. '00, Stud. 
 Washburn. E. W., f. Prof. 
 Watkins, G., g, Instr. 
 Watson, E. S., f. Asst. 
 Watson, F. R.. f. Prof. 
 Watson, Minnie E. (Mrs. O. Kamm) g 
 Wav. G. F., '08. Phys. 
 
 Webber, Helen W. (Mrs. H. G. Wood) '15 
 Webber, Pearl, '03 
 
Geographical Index 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 105 1 
 
 URBANA— Continued 
 
 Weinberg, Flora J. (Mrs. J. S. Bartholow) 
 
 '16 
 Wells, L. S., g, Stud. 
 Wells, N. A., f. Prof. 
 Westergaard, H. M., g, Instr. 
 Westhafer, T. O., g. Stud. 
 Wheeler, H. C, f, Assoc. 
 Wheeler, Lucile (Mrs. R. Adams) f 
 Whisenand, J. W.. g, Assoc. 
 White, C. W., '13, Teacher 
 White, E. A.. '08, Prof. 
 White, Leila O. (Mrs. L. D. Tilton) g. Sec. 
 White, Lyde E., '16, Teacher 
 Whitford. R. C, g, Instr. 
 Whiting, A. L., g. Prof. 
 Whitver, H. C, '18 
 Wilcox, R. H., f, Assoc. 
 Wilkerson, Mabel, f, Instr. 
 Willard, A. C, f. Prof. 
 Williams, C. A., f, Assoc. 
 Williams, E. H., g. Prof. 
 Williams, L. W., g 
 Williams, Margaret S., '16, Libn. 
 Wilson, L. A., f, Instr. 
 Windsor, P. L., f, Libn. 
 Wolfe, Viola E. (Mrs. C. E. Holley) '15 
 Wolff, Aline J., '18 
 Wolff, C. J., '14, Journ. 
 Wood, H. G., '14, Engr. 
 Woodbridge, H. E., f. Prof. 
 Woolbert, C. H.. f. Prof. 
 Woolman, Rachel M., '16, Teacher 
 Woolman, Richardine (Mrs. R. O. Case- 
 more) '16 
 Yapp, W. W., '11, Instr. 
 Young, C. M., f. Prof. 
 Young, Esther (Mrs. L. J. True) g 
 Yuncker, T. G., f, Asst. 
 Zeitlin, J., f. Prof. 
 Zeleny, C, f. Prof. 
 Zimmerman, G. F. D., '10, Salesman 
 Zuppke, R. C, f, Assoc. 
 
 UTICA 
 
 Brown, R. E.. '11, Supt. 
 VANDALIA 
 
 Clark, Ruth (Mrs. F. H. Burr) '99 
 
 Cox, Clare F., '17, Teacher 
 
 Mann, Jessie V. (Mrs. J. V. Waddell) '09 
 
 Rexwiukle, Daphne M., '14, Sec. 
 
 Roe, A. Z., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Wills, Etta C. (Mrs. J. W. Schenker) '85 
 
 Wills, J. G., '8s, Merchant 
 
 VERMILION 
 
 Marley, J. A., '05, Real Est. 
 VERMONT 
 
 Derry, H. G., '12, Merchant 
 
 Mercer, R. D., '18 
 
 VERONA 
 
 Fellingham, C. H., '01, Farmer 
 
 VERSAILLES 
 
 McCoy, D. W., 'i: 
 
 Teacher 
 
 VIENNA 
 
 Chapman, D. W., '03, Banker 
 Chapman, R. D. C, '15, Banker 
 Kuykendall, A. J., '98, Farmer 
 Thacker, C. B., '17, Repr., Truck Co. 
 
 VILLA GROVE 
 
 Agnew, Beulah I., '17, Teacher 
 Edgar, Edith. '15, Teacher 
 Van Doren, F. E., '14, Farmer 
 Walworth, R. W., '15, Farmer 
 
 VIRDEN 
 
 Brittin, W. A., '17, Farmer 
 Emmerson. Edith M.. e. Stud. 
 
 VIRGINIA 
 
 Foster, Lucy R., g, Prin. 
 Gardner, J. L., '11, Farmer 
 Porter. H. C, '97, Chem. 
 Russell, C. W., '93, Farmer 
 Wilson, C. R., g. Teacher 
 
 WALNUT 
 
 Cooley, R. C, '17, Farmer 
 Kerchner, M. W., '11, Farmer 
 Wilson, G. C, '17 
 
 WALSHVILLE 
 
 Tiffin, J. D., '18 
 WARRIEN 
 
 Kane, R. C, '16 
 
 Wiley, R. E., '16 
 
 WARSAW 
 
 Fulton, G. C, '16, Draftsman 
 Hammond, L. A., '18, Farmer 
 Lamet, L. A. W., '01, Lawyer 
 
 WASHBURN 
 
 Andrews, H. L., '16, Teacher 
 Barnes, Helen M., '17, Teacher 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 Bennett. Hazel M., '16, Asst. 
 
 Mansfield, W. A., '81, Doctor 
 
 Smith, P. A., '11, Salesman 
 
 Ward, Cecelia B. (Mrs. G. C. Tanton) '18 
 
 Zehr. G. A.. '18 
 
 Zinser, R. B., '16, Ins. Agt. 
 
 WATERLOO 
 
 Fridrichs, A. H., '10, Lawyer 
 Kolmer, O. P., '17, Mech. 
 Tate, J. A., '14, Farm Adv. 
 
 WATERMAN 
 
 Hippie, R. E., '17, Farmer 
 Richmond, Jean E., '18 
 
 WATSEKA 
 
 Allhands, C. L., '17, Instr. 
 
 Benjamin, F. P., '08, Lawyer 
 
 Blake, Katherine M. (Mrs. C. H. Harkins) 
 
 '09, Farmer 
 Bonham, Martha E., '13, Prin. 
 Boonstra, S. P., '14, Engr. 
 Bradrick, Lucy C, '13, Teacher 
 Crossland, H. E., '10, Engr. 
 Crossland, Viola J.. '13, Teacher 
 Drew, E. N., '13, Teacher 
 Kamp, H. W., '17, Prin. 
 Kendall, A. F., '12, Lawyer 
 Long, Ruth I., '18 
 Perrigo, L. D., '04, Lawyer 
 Sense, Mattie A., '17, Teacher 
 Williams, Grace E., '18 
 Wise, L. W., '04, Agr. 
 
 WAUCONDA 
 
 McCormick, R. D., '01, Doctor 
 
 WAUKEGAN 
 
 Baird, J. H.. '09, Farmer 
 Dahringer, H. W., '13 
 Ekstrand, H. E.. '16, Arch. 
 Meyer, A. F. E. H., '18, Teacher 
 Reilly, R. T., '14, Engr. 
 Rosencrans, F. B., '11, Engr. 
 Wright, W. E., '04, Supt. 
 
 WAVERLY 
 
 Colbert, J. R., '14, Prin. 
 Laycock. M. J., '06, Instr. 
 Miner, H., '16, Farmer 
 Smith, W. M., '14, Journ. 
 
 WAYNESVILLE 
 
 Marvel. J. E., '07. Physician 
 
IOS2 
 
 Univeksity of Illinois 
 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 VVELDON 
 
 Railsback, L. W., '04, Merchant 
 WELLINGTON 
 
 Butzow, Emma B., '14 
 
 Franceway, Margaret (Mrs. H. E. Evans") 
 'os 
 
 Hoskinson, O., g, Teacher 
 
 Swisher, C. L., '09, Prof. 
 
 WENONA 
 
 Axline. E. S., '17 
 
 Ball, R. L., '08. Farmer 
 
 Cressey, Lucretia, '15, Teacher 
 
 Donoghue, W. J., '02, Chem. 
 
 Fogg, A. K., 'is, Engr. 
 
 Hunt, Florence J. (Mrs. A. K. Fogg) '17 
 
 Wells, R. R., '12. Farmer 
 
 WEST CHICAGO 
 
 Norris, W. K., '15, Engr. 
 
 WEST POINT 
 
 Worrell, Grace L., '14 
 
 Worrell, Mabel F., '13, Teacher 
 
 WEST SALEM 
 
 Odell, Laura, '18 
 WEST YORK 
 
 Bell, R. L., '09, Engr. 
 
 Hoskinson, B. O., '16 
 
 WESTERN SPRINGS 
 Cornell, D. S., '17 
 Morris, G., '10, Reporter 
 
 WESTERVELT 
 
 Boyd, J. W., '01, Farmer 
 WHEATON 
 
 Ballou, J. L., '14, Insp. 
 
 Clark, C. M., '17 
 
 Dale, J. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 Duner, S., '15, Farmer 
 
 Fischer. H. L., '14, Engr. 
 
 Garlough, C. D., g. Registrar 
 
 Lewis, F. D., '12, Dean 
 
 Lewis, G. Q., '10, Engr. 
 
 Lewis, T. E., '14 
 
 Lloyd. Nell E. (Mrs. G. F. Allum) '09 
 
 Patton, A. R., ':o. Lawyer 
 
 Weston, Margaret (Mrs. F. M. Van Os- 
 dell) '89 
 
 Wheaton, J. R., '12. Contr. 
 
 WHITE HALL 
 
 Auten, J. T., 'i6. Salesman 
 
 Baker, Laura M., '12 
 
 Crawford, C. W., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Evans, D. G., '17 
 
 Fraser, T., 'i- 
 
 Galhuly, S. W.. '07, Arch. 
 
 McColiister, M. S.. '10, Farmer 
 
 WHITE HEATH 
 
 Heath, Lillian (Mrs. G. Haines, Jr ) '03 
 WILLIAM SFIELD 
 
 Martin, Luta (Mrs. W. L. Ramp) '09 
 
 WILLIAMSVILLE 
 
 Watson, Marguerite, '10, Teacher 
 
 WILLOW HILL 
 
 McCabe, C. L., '14, Supt. 
 
 WILMETTE 
 
 Brrwn. B. K.. '18, Stud. 
 Burt, H. J., '96, Engr. 
 Casey, A. B., '07. Engr. 
 Castenholz, W. B., f, Acct. 
 Colton. S. C, '8s, Contr. 
 Doty, Dorothy L.,"'i8, Teacher 
 Doty, Helene E.. '18, Asst. 
 
 WILMETTE—Continued 
 Ewer, W. B., '17 
 Gilbert, B., f, Lawyer 
 Naper, H. J., '98, Arch. 
 Roberts, C. N., '82, Engr. 
 Swope, R. C, '15, Acct. 
 Thompson, T. E., '10, Mfr. 
 Urbain, Lottie O., '16, Teacher 
 
 WILMINGTON 
 
 Butterfield, F. E., '17, Engr. 
 Elliott, R. T., '17, Engr. 
 Heath, Edith M., '15, Teacher 
 Martin, J. L., '07 
 
 WINCHESTER 
 
 Coultas, Lois M., g, Instr. 
 Gibbs, W. D., '93, Appraiser 
 Hitt, Katherine, '15, Libn. 
 North, C. J., '16, Farmer 
 Overton, R. M., '17 
 Wainwright, J. B., '15, Draftsman 
 
 WINDSOR 
 
 Rogers, Edith (Mrs. R. E. Schreiber) '06 
 WINNEBAGO 
 
 Anderson, R. B., '18, Farmer 
 WINNETKA 
 
 Baker, R. L., '07, Engr. 
 
 Burgess, J. E., f, Instr. 
 
 Dale, H. M.. '14, Salesman 
 
 Follansbee, G. A., t. Lawyer 
 
 Fuller, Emma Q. (Mrs. A. R. Dean) f 
 
 Herdman, Carrie B., '14 
 
 Herdman, F. E., '84, Engr. 
 
 Herdman, Margaret M.. '10, Libn. 
 
 Linn, J. H., '09, Salesman 
 
 Lowry, Jessie R. (Mrs. R. W. Varney) '07 
 
 Shipman, Louise (Mrs. F. Wagner) '08 
 
 Stults, E. E., '07, Broker 
 
 Wagner, F.. Jr., '08, Salesman 
 
 Wehrstedt, O. C, '00, Mfr. 
 
 WINSLOW 
 
 Dietmeier, C. R., '16, Salesman 
 WINTHROP HARBOR 
 
 Fossland, G. L., '08, Draftsman 
 WITT 
 
 Barringcr, Edna, '15, Teacher 
 WOODBINE 
 
 Hermann, R. L., '15, Engr. 
 WOODBURN 
 
 Wood, R. O., '72, Farmer 
 
 WOODHULL 
 
 Close, G. F., '06, Prin. Sch. 
 
 WOODLAWN 
 
 Stephenson, H. V., '14, Engr. 
 
 WOOD RIVER 
 
 Morgan, J. W., '16, Merchant 
 
 WOODSTOCK 
 
 .■\ustin, Vida A., g, Teacher 
 
 Bardwell, R. W.. '10, Supt. 
 
 Blair, Eva '12. Teacher 
 
 Gibson, Mabel H., '15, Teacher 
 
 Lawrence. C. H., 'iS 
 
 Renich, Katharine L., '11, Teacher 
 
 Renich. Mary E., '11 Asst. 
 
 Salisbury, Ethel I., '13, Teacher 
 
 -Smiley, L. D., '16. Engr. 
 
 Smith, Gertrude C. (Mrs. R. W. B.irdwell) 
 
 '11 
 Sonden'cker, W.. '8,t 
 Tupper. J. O., '16, Farmer 
 Wright, M. J., '77, Farmer 
 
WORDEN 
 
 Lamb. J.. 'i8. Farmer 
 WYOMING 
 
 Francis, Helen E., 'i6 
 YATES CITY 
 
 Mathews, W. B., 'i6. Teacher 
 
 Geographical Index 
 ILLINOIS— Continued 
 
 VORKVILLE 
 
 Boston, P. M., "17, Business 
 Hopkins, E. C.. '17, Farmer 
 Keith, Etama G., '18 
 
 /.ION CITY 
 
 Schott, P., Jr., 'os, Draftsman 
 Sprecher, T. S., 'oq 
 
 1053 
 
 INDIANA 
 
 ALEXANDRIA 
 
 McGovney, C. S., f 
 ANDERSON 
 
 Almond, H. H., '18 
 
 Babcock, D., '17 
 
 East, Bess, '16, Teacher 
 
 Krannert, H. C, '12, Mgr. 
 
 Mathewson, J. W., '09, Engr. 
 
 Nichol, G. W.. '17 
 
 Risser, W. S., '18, Engr. 
 
 Scott, S. E., '16, Teacher 
 
 ANGOLA 
 
 Barrett, O. G., '12. Farm Adv. 
 ATTICA 
 
 Meharry, C. L., '07, Farmer 
 Poston, F. E., '14, Mgr. 
 
 AUBURN 
 
 Sheffer, W. H., '18 
 BEDFORD 
 
 Jones, C. J., '10, Farm Adv. 
 
 Roberts, Gwladys E., g. Teacher 
 
 Stephenson, R. E., g, Stud. 
 
 BERNE 
 
 Lehmann, G. E., '15, Teacher 
 BICKNELL 
 
 Zeller, L. W.. '18 
 BLOOMFIELD 
 
 Cravens, T. C, '16, Farm Adv. 
 BLOOMINGTON 
 
 Akin, Ida E., g, Teacher 
 
 Black, W. W., '98, Prof. 
 
 James, W. P., '17 
 
 King, Florence B., '14, Instr. 
 
 Knapp, Martha W., '13, Libn. 
 
 Rusk, R. L., '09, Instr. 
 
 BOSWELL 
 
 Churchill, C. F., '13, Farmer 
 Foster, D. D., '15, Ins. Bus. 
 Hash, Susan A. (Mrs. D. Hubbard) 
 
 BOURBON 
 
 Ettinger, C. M., '17 
 BRAZIL 
 
 Layer, H., '11, Engr. 
 BROOKVILLE 
 
 Federmann, C. R., '17 
 BROWNSTOWN 
 
 Rust. Grace A., '12, Teacher 
 
 CARLISLE 
 
 Cooper, C. E., '16. Farmer 
 
 Starner, V., '17 
 
 Walters, J. N., '14, Farmer 
 
 CARMEL 
 
 Bond, A., '03, Arch. 
 
 CARROLLTON 
 Meek, W., '17 
 
 CENTERVILLE 
 
 Kempton, F. E., g, Asst. 
 CLINTON 
 
 Nebeker, M. E., '08, Lawyer 
 CLOVERDALE 
 
 Scroggin, D. L., f, Mgr. 
 CONNERSVILLE 
 
 Wadsworth, Golda, '17, Teacher 
 COVINGTON 
 
 Jackson, G. R., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Randolph, H. B., '14, Farm Adv. 
 
 Reed, Cordelia, '18, Stud. 
 
 CROWN POINT 
 
 Howe, E. G., Jr., '14, Farmer 
 Strang, R. L., '15, Farmer 
 
 CULVER 
 
 Folger, Rachel E. (Mrs. R. H. Rhum- 
 phrey) '96 
 
 DANVILLE 
 
 Keller, O. A., f. Farmer 
 DAYTON 
 
 Hill, Wilma M. (Mrs. D. R. Baker) '14 
 DELPHI 
 
 Pollard, C. R., '03, Lawyer 
 DEPUTY 
 
 Robertson, Nellie M., '13, Libn. 
 EAST CHICAGO 
 
 O'Connell, C. S., '05, Engr. 
 
 Pearson, H. A., '17, Engr. 
 
 Taylor, C. B., '18, Engr. 
 
 Eff.KHART 
 
 Beers, O. E., '17, Engr. 
 Eleson, E. R., '18, Dentist 
 Lehman, Ruth T., '18, Teacher 
 Thompson, G. S., '17 
 Wiley, Neva B., g. Teacher 
 
 EVANSVILLE 
 
 Block, W. R., '07, Seedsman 
 Graham, R. A., '08, Business 
 Hanes, W. R., '10, Engr. 
 Jenner, Louise M., '12, Teacher 
 Karges, H. G., '14. Arch. 
 Merritt, H. T., '07, Business 
 Peeples, W. M., '14, Chem. 
 Sigerson, W. C, '14, Acct. 
 Southwick, J. D., '09. Advertiser 
 Woodin, N. C, '04, Draftsman 
 Yeck, C. W., '07, Doctor 
 
 FAIRMONT 
 
 Kemp, A. R., '17, Teacher 
 FT. WAYNE 
 
 Arnold, R. H., '09, Draftsman 
 
 Borton, W. F., '02 
 
 Bradley, L. R., '17, Engr. 
 
 Coolidge, E. R., '13, Designer 
 
 Hall, C. I., '10, Engr. 
 
 Hinds, S., f, Engr. 
 
 Keller, Florence, '15 
 
I054 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 INDIANA— Continued 
 
 FT. WAYNE— Continued 
 
 May, Helen B., 'ii. Teacher 
 
 Tower, A., '17 
 
 Weaver, 13. P., '99, Physician 
 
 FOWLER 
 
 Isaacs, T. R., '15. Teacher 
 FRANKFORT 
 
 Masters, J. H., '13, Engr. 
 (JARY 
 
 Flowers. R. W., '06, Draftsman 
 
 Jones, D. R., 'i6, Engr. 
 
 Jones, H. N., Jr., '08, Draftsman 
 
 Koebele, C. W., '16, Insp. 
 
 Nay, J. R., '12, Engr. 
 
 Romig, F. G., '11, Foreman 
 
 Sponsel, J. G., '11, Engr. 
 
 Weydell, A. T., '14, Engr. 
 
 Zimmtrman. A. C, '16, Engr. 
 
 Zimmerman, A. W., '10, Insp. 
 
 GENEVA 
 
 Myers, F. I., f, Asst. 
 GOSHEN 
 
 Kercher, O. B., '14, Engr. 
 
 Mehl, W. W., '14, Lawyer 
 
 Nymeyer, F. H., '11, Editor 
 
 GREENCASTLE 
 
 Ammerman, C, g 
 
 Born, Katherine L. (Mrs. J. M. Fether- 
 
 ston) '17 
 
 Dean, Frances E. (Mrs. F. H. Streightoflf) 
 
 g 
 Manuel, H. T., g, Psychol. 
 Wright, Mabellc G., f. Instr. 
 
 GREENFIELD 
 
 Brown, Ina M. (Mrs. D. Pickett) f 
 GREENSBURG 
 
 Brazelton, Calanthe M., '18 
 
 Brown, C. W., '16, Teacher 
 
 HAMMOND 
 
 Higgins, S. C., '02, Draftsman 
 Kraeger. J. F., '13. Chem. 
 Martin, F. A., 'iS, Chem. 
 Sheerer, Gertrude E., 'iS 
 
 HARTFORD CITY 
 
 Henley, R. M., '12, Florist 
 HUNTERTOWN 
 
 Rundles, C. M., '17, Ins. Agt. 
 
 Rundles, D. C, '15 
 
 Rundles, W. L.. '16, Land. Gard. 
 
 HUNTINGBURG 
 
 Kindig, Pearl E. (Mrs. B. F. Shaver) 'oS 
 HUNTINGTON 
 
 Caley, Floyd E., '11, Teacher 
 
 Farlow, S. J., '14 
 
 Thorne, Mabel E., '13, Statistician 
 
 INDIANA HARBOR 
 
 Nuttall. J. T., g, Chem. 
 
 INDIANAPOLIS 
 
 Beck, Martha S., '15, Teacher 
 Bernard, L. C. '14, Teacher 
 Berner, L. R., '18, Chem. Engr. 
 Carrier, G. V., '14, Auditor 
 Carson, H. Y., *ii, Engr. 
 Carter, Alice, '15, Dietitian 
 (Tarter, Lucile. '15, Clerk 
 (ioffman, B. D., '94, Salesman 
 Crossland, G. M., '01, Teacher 
 Cutshall, B. W., '14. Arch. 
 Davis, CHive E., '06, Clerk 
 Doney, O. K., '00, Lawyer 
 
 I \I)L\NAPOLlS— Continued 
 Dunlap, E. E., '97, Arch. 
 Fisher, W. L., '14, Engr. 
 Fletcher. C. J., '04, Engr. 
 Freijs, C. T., '79, Arch. 
 Graham, D. B. A., '06, Engr. 
 tiabbe. R. II., '14. Solicitor 
 Hall, E. B., '07, Chem. 
 Harris, J. W., '10, Merchant 
 Harvey, R. F., '16, Dealer 
 Henderson, Mary (Mrs. C. J. Fletcher) '03 
 Hewitt, Nellie G., '04, Libn. 
 Hill, N. H., '09, Arch. 
 Hoffman, A. C, '15, Instr. 
 Hurd, C. H., f, Engr. 
 Kohman, E. F., f, Chem. 
 Leonard, E., '06, Draftsman 
 Light, C. R., 'is, Supt. 
 Long. A. T., *o8, Prin. Schs. 
 McMains, L., '93, Business 
 Moore, Claribel B., '11, Teacher 
 Odell, Rena M., '02, Teacher 
 Phillips. T. B., '12, Chem. 
 Reed, J. K., g 
 Sargent, C. E., '86, Engr. 
 Sargent, Francelia P.. '18 
 Shapland, C. J., '12, Engr. 
 Smith, C. A., '99, Salesman 
 Sortwell, H. H., 'i8 
 
 Strehlow, Cornelia E. (Mrs. W. H. Adams) 
 '03 
 
 Taylor, L. R., '18, Chem. 
 Terry, R. I., '16 
 Turner, Dollie I. (Mrs. M. S. Thomas) 
 
 '06 
 Van Frank, E. D., '16 
 W^einshank, T., '96, Engr. 
 Wickard, Hortense E., '15, Mgr. 
 Wildman, E. A., g, Chem. 
 Wissing, C. B., '11, Engr. 
 
 JASPER 
 
 Ferris, Irene M. (Mrs. E. H. Traylor) '10 
 JUDSON 
 
 Turner, E. D., '12, Farmer 
 KENTLAND 
 
 Ainsworth, H. G.. '15, Seedman 
 
 Davis, Clara E. (Mrs. S. Davis) '16 
 
 Davis. S. S., '15, Farm Adv. 
 
 Simons, C. L., '12, Farmer 
 
 KNOX 
 
 Craigmile, Mary D., '18, Teacher 
 Craigmile, R. J., '18, Engr. 
 
 KOKOMO 
 
 Balcom, H^ C, '10, Land Arch. 
 Dix, E. J., '14, Salesman 
 
 KOUTS 
 
 Wray, C. W., '16, Farm Mgr. 
 
 LAFAYETTE 
 
 Adams, Nettie (Mrs. W. B. Wilson) '77 
 
 Albright, C. C, f. Prof. 
 
 Daehler, A. H.. '08. Instr. 
 
 Davis, I. L, '07, Entomologist 
 
 Davis, Nell S. M. (Mrs. W. A. Knapp) '07 
 
 Evans, A. T., '12, Instr. 
 
 Fletemeyer, F. R., '16, Engr. 
 
 Harper, C, g, Asst. 
 
 Harrell, C. L., f, Instr. 
 
 Jones, S. C, g, Assoc. 
 
 Knapp, W. A., '07, Prof. 
 
 Martin, G. E.. f, Prof. 
 
 Shook, C. W.. 'is, Real Est. 
 
 Skinner, J. H., f, Dean 
 
 Wilson, J. D., '07, Business 
 
 LAFONTAINE 
 
 Minnick, J. H., f, Prof. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 loss 
 
 INDIANA— Continued 
 
 LA PORTE 
 
 Hallinen, J. E., '94, Lab. Supt. 
 Hartwell, G.. '18 
 Larson, I. N., /16, Engr. 
 Marks, Maude I., '18, Teacher 
 
 LAUREL 
 
 O'Hair, Edna E., 'oi, Teacher 
 
 LEBANON 
 
 Smith, W. IL, g, Lawyer 
 
 LOGANSPORT 
 
 Beyer, Elizabeth G., '16, Teacher 
 Horn, C. J., '97, Arch. 
 Smith. R. W., '08, Real Est. 
 
 McCOOL 
 
 Robbins, G. L., '09 
 McCORDSVILLE 
 
 Fisher, W. H., '11, Supt. 
 MADISON 
 
 Lotz, H. B., '16, Engr. 
 MARTINSVILLE 
 
 Bain, W. B., '16, Farmer 
 
 Poston, E. v., '11, Mfr. 
 
 MARION 
 
 Miles, L. E., f, Pathol. 
 MEROM 
 
 Hershey, C. B., '14, Coll. Pres. 
 MICHIGAN CITY 
 
 Kerrigan, P. F., '14. Engr. 
 
 Pierce, Inez C. (Mrs. G. T. Vail) '04. 
 Libn. 
 
 Southgate, Helen A., '09, Teacher 
 
 MOORJESVILLE 
 Cook, E., '05 
 
 MT. SIUMMIT 
 
 Ainsworth, H. F., '15, Supvr. 
 
 MT. VERNON 
 
 Breece, H. D., '18 
 
 MUNCIE 
 
 Smith, A. L., '10, Dir. 
 Torrance, Mary, '13, Libn. 
 Van Natter, F. M., '16 
 
 NEW HAVEN 
 
 Moon, Ida M. (Mrs. H. Thimlar) '11 
 
 NOBLESVILLE 
 
 Brown, E. E., '18, Farmer 
 Clarke, Ethel, '14, Diet. 
 Clarke, Philena, 11, Supt. 
 Graham, D., '07, Arch. 
 
 NORTH LIBERTY 
 
 Bauder, L. A., '17, Farmer 
 Farver, E. C, g, Instr. 
 
 ORLAND 
 
 Green, C, '03, Teacher 
 Green, C. H., '03, Engr. 
 
 OXFORD 
 
 White, P. L., '16, Engr. 
 
 PERRYSVILLE 
 
 Hughes, J. H., '13, Farmer 
 Snoddy, R. L., '16, Teacher 
 
 PERU 
 
 Cannon, F. S., '11, Arch. 
 
 i'lKRCETON 
 
 Bowman, Emily M., '17, Teacher 
 Long, Florence, g, Instr. 
 
 PLYMOUTH 
 
 Marks, Hazel F., '16, Teacher 
 PORTLAND 
 
 Kessler, J., g, Instr. 
 PRINCEdON 
 
 Morrison, H. C, g, Survr. 
 RENSSELAER 
 
 Murray, G. E., '18, Merchant 
 KICIIMOND 
 
 Beck, C. B., g, Journ. 
 
 King, Vivian, '16, Stud. 
 
 Murphy, E. F., '16, Supvr. 
 
 RILEY 
 
 Christy, O., '16 
 ROACHDALE 
 
 Cross, Mary A., '18 
 ROCHESTER 
 
 Binding, L. R., f. Farm Adv. 
 ROCKPORT 
 
 Halbruge, C. M.. '16 
 
 Schumacher, Dixie H., '17 
 
 ROCKVILLE 
 
 Thomson, W. W., '17 
 
 ROYAL CENTER 
 
 Grisemer, W., '18 
 KUSSELLVILLE 
 
 Grimes, E. J., '18 
 SEDALIA 
 
 Ball, Mary E., '17, Teacher 
 SIIARPSVILLE 
 
 Hoffman, F. J., '14, Arch. 
 SHELBYVILLE 
 
 Donaldson, Elizabeth F., '14, Teacher 
 
 Gutting, L. A., '11, Mgr. 
 
 Hill, Fanny W. (Mrs. L. A. Gutting) '10 
 
 SHERIDAN 
 
 Snodgrass, W., 'ii. Farmer 
 SOUTH BEND 
 
 Bressler, C. E., Jr., '09, Engr. 
 
 Fites, H. B., '17, Farmer 
 
 Glimstedt, O. H., f. Trainer 
 
 Heideman, G. H., '94. Mfr. 
 
 Kerndt, A. H., '12, Engr. 
 
 McGrath, S. J., '05, Chem. 
 
 Muessel, R. A., '18 
 
 Fletcher, Elma C, '16, Teacher 
 
 .Strong, R. A., 'is, Engr. 
 
 Teeple, W. D., '97, Engr. 
 
 Trowbridge, C. E., '16 
 
 Vickery, C. R., '96 
 
 SULLIVAN 
 
 Sheridan, Mary B., '17, Teacher 
 Thompson, R. H., '17 
 
 TERRE HAUTE 
 
 Bogardus, F. S., '04, Prop. 
 Clinebell, H. J., '16, Farm Adv. 
 Edington W. E., f, Asst. 
 Flood, Grace H., '18, Teacher 
 Goldman. Rae A., '14, Social Worker 
 Henley, H. B., '12, Florist 
 Hepburn, T. M., '14, Engr. 
 Hicks, W. E., '11, Farmer 
 Johnson, G. T., '06 
 
1056 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 TERRE HAUTE— Continued 
 
 INDIANA— Continued 
 
 MTIITING 
 
 Locke, Clara E., '13. Supvj. 
 Luckett, C. L., '14 
 Raffin, 1. D., 'la, Engr. 
 Shelton, VVilma L.. '!4, Libn. 
 Sulgcr, A. H., '18 
 Swits, Marguerite M., '16, Teacher 
 Tressel, H. J. S., '14, Lawyer 
 Waits, C. J., g, Supt. 
 
 TIPTON 
 
 Hershman, O. H., '16, Merchant 
 Wagstaff, C. D., '18 
 
 URBAN A 
 
 Brown, R. E., '10, Phys. 
 VINCENNES 
 
 Blatherwick, W. F., '13, Arch. 
 
 Guernsey, E. W., '18, Chem. 
 
 Purely, R. H., '15, Arch. 
 
 Thomas, J. M., '14, Engr. 
 
 Thomas, S. J., '17, Plumber 
 
 WALKERTON 
 
 Kneeshaw, Mary J., '18, Teacher 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 Brandon, J. F., '16, Agr. 
 
 Gesell. E. G.. '08. Mfr. 
 
 WEST LAFAYETTE 
 
 Poorman, A. P.. '07, Prof. 
 Sears, O. H.. '14, Instr. 
 Spindler. G. H., g, Instr. 
 
 Beaubien, W. P., '16, Engr. 
 
 Calhoun, Helen V. (Mrs. G, Cash) "05 
 
 Glair, H. F., '12, Supt. 
 
 Greenburg, R. E., '15, Engr. 
 
 Hall, T. C, '00, Judge 
 
 Krauel, P. L., '18 
 
 .Smith, L. G., '13, Engr. 
 
 Watts, G. W., 'is, Engr. 
 
 WIN AM AC 
 
 Plank, Bessie G. (Mrs. L. Thompson) '85 
 Thompson, L., '86, Engr. 
 
 WINCHESTER 
 
 Canady, Lorah, '15, Teacher 
 WINONA LAKE 
 
 Highfill, Inez F. (Mrs. H. G. Lawrence) 
 
 WOLCOTT 
 
 Dibell, H. C. '16 
 
 Dibell, Mabel E., g, Instr. 
 
 WORTHINGTON 
 
 Foulke, C. C, '16, Banker 
 ZIONSVILLE 
 
 Bitndy, R. P., '02, Lawyer 
 
 IOWA 
 
 A DEL 
 
 Hoge, Lura E. (Mrs. H. R. Straight) 'oS 
 Straight. H. R., '07, Mfr. 
 
 .\LBIA 
 
 Braden, J. H., '02, Lawyer 
 
 AMES 
 
 Agg, T. R., f. Prof. 
 
 Baldwin. F. M., g. Prof. 
 
 Bebb. Mabel (Mrs. R. S. Potter) '12 
 
 Campbell. A. B., '09, Prof. 
 
 Craig, O., '09. Prof. 
 
 De Vries, L., f. Prof. 
 
 Evvard, T. M., '07, Prof. 
 
 Ewing, H. E., '06, Prof. 
 
 Faber, D. C, '08, Engr. 
 
 Fowler. C. C, '09, Chem. 
 
 Fuller, Elizabeth G.. '14, Instr. 
 
 Graham, R., f. Prof. 
 
 Harrison, B. M., g. Prof. 
 
 Hughes, H. D. M.. '07, Prof. 
 
 Kennedy, W. J., f. Prof. 
 
 Kimball. A. H.. f. Prof. 
 
 Lego, Lulu M. (Mrs. H. D. M. Hughes) '03 
 
 Northey. Delia F.. 'it. Libn. 
 
 Potter, R. S., g. Prof. 
 
 Scott, Daisy C. (Mrs. W. H. Stevenson) 
 
 '95 
 Smith. K. G.. '05, ProL 
 Sprague, H. G., '14, Instr. 
 Summers, H. E., f, Prof. 
 Vance, T. F.. f 
 Webster, R. L.. '08, Entomol. 
 Woorters, J. E., g. Agr. Agt. 
 
 ANKENY 
 
 Souers, M. A., '13, Farmer 
 
 ATLANTIC 
 
 Gillespie, P., '08, Arch. 
 
 BATON ROUGE 
 
 Guell, A., g, Prof. 
 
 BELMOND 
 
 Pierce, E. A., '76 
 BETTENDORF 
 
 Hinrichsen, F. A., '13, Mgr. 
 BOONE 
 
 Baker, L., '03, Teacher 
 
 Sheldon, Maude L., '03, Teacher 
 
 BURLINGTON 
 
 Peters, W. W., g, Instr. 
 
 Schwerin, A., '08, Sec. 
 
 Waterhouse, C. E., '07, Engr. 
 CALMAR 
 
 Preus, P. R. A.. '14, Engr. 
 
 CEDAR FALLS 
 
 Johnson, J. P., '02, Engr. 
 CEDAR RAPIDS 
 
 Brown, Hazel E., g, Welfare Dir. 
 
 Brown, W. J., '00. Arch. 
 
 Carrithers. I. T., '08. Ath. Dir. 
 
 Edinger, P. F., f 
 
 Hagey, Emma J., '03, Libn. 
 
 Hunter, H. E., 'oi. Arch. 
 
 CHARLES CITY 
 
 Allen, P. W., f. Bus. 
 Caldwell, Ida I.. '08. Libn. 
 Dickerson, I. W., '09. Editor 
 Moss, Florence L., '17, Teacher 
 
 CHEROKEE 
 
 Hall. K. W., '18 
 Lueder, H. H., '17 
 
 CLARION 
 
 Kramer, G. A., 'os. Farmer 
 
 CLINTON 
 
 Arnold, N., '13, Mgr. 
 Cook, S. S., '11, Advertiser 
 Crawford, T., '94, Engr. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1057 
 
 IOWA — Continued 
 
 CLINTON— Continued 
 Ladehoff, A. D., '18 
 Newlin, C. I., ':2, Mgr. 
 Stone, Edna L., '12, Teacher 
 
 COIN 
 
 Prince, W. J., '16, Prin. 
 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 
 
 Shoemaker, Dorothy R. (Mrs. H. Huston) 
 f 
 
 CORWITH 
 
 Tibbitts, D. D., '14, Farmer 
 COUNCIL BLUFFS 
 
 Beardsley, J. W., '90 
 
 Moore, Jennie E. (Mrs. F. H. Binder) '04 
 
 Wadsworth, J. G.. '8-', Banker 
 
 CRESTON 
 
 Graham, Saitpho C, g. Teacher 
 Thomson, Lillian E. (Mrs. C. H. De Long; 
 '18 
 
 CUMBERLAND 
 
 Weaver, Lillian R., '17 
 
 DALLAS CENTER 
 
 Codlin, H. E., '14, F'arni Adv. 
 
 McColley, Carrie (Mrs. II. E. Codlin) '15 
 
 DAVHNPORT 
 
 Berger, Cora, '18, Clerk 
 Berger, F. E^ '13, Arch. 
 Burrows, P. T., '92, Arch. 
 Chapin, G., '06, Journ. 
 Gilchrist, H. M., '99, Engr. 
 Goldschmidt, Erna C., '18, Teacher 
 Goldschmidt, A. G., '88. Engr. 
 Johnson, E. S., '87, Engr. 
 Kirkland, A. F., '15, Arch. 
 Klein C. A., '16, Arch. 
 Kuehlcke, O., '05, Engr. 
 McKown. K. L., '17, Land. Gard. 
 Marks, Mary E., '11, Libn. 
 Miller, D. (Mrs. C. L. Moore) '06 
 Noth, E. F., '14, Draftsman 
 Peck, Norma L., '15, Libn. 
 R,amsey, L. W., '14, Arch. 
 Reeves, H. T., '14, Arch. 
 Richter. Gertrude K., '18 
 Pitts, C. L., '16, Supt. 
 Smart, R. L., '14, Engr. 
 Temple, S. J., f. Arch. 
 Whitaker, R. C, '15, Draftsman 
 Worthen, Jeannette L., '07, Teacher 
 
 DECORAH 
 
 Hustvedt, S. B., f, Instr. 
 
 DEFIANCE 
 
 Scoggan, E. B., g. Minister 
 
 UENNISON 
 
 Carr, V. W., 'n 
 
 DES MOINES 
 
 Brownson, H. G., '06. Business 
 
 Brownson, Winnina E., '08, Teacher 
 
 Davis, Reba, '11, Libn. 
 
 Foglesong, L. E., '11, Arch. 
 
 Frazee, J. D., '11, Agt. 
 
 Gray, Ruth (Mrs. A. P. Peyrand) '16 
 
 Hill, W. G., g, Instr. 
 
 Hofts, J. A., f, Asst. 
 
 Jordan, Vera E., g. Teacher 
 
 Jordan, W. G., g, Chem. 
 
 Kautz, P.. '10. Electn. 
 
 Lange, Ida L. (Mrs. A. M. Parker) '08 
 
 Leibsle. R. W., '16, Engr. 
 
 McGarrisk, D. H., '13, Engr. 
 
 McRobie, Jessie B. (Mrs. L. E. Foglesong) 
 
 'i I 
 Penn, A., '09, Engr. 
 
 DES MOINES— Continued 
 Rose, L. S., '89. Prof. 
 Shawr, G. R., '09, Contr. 
 Steele, Lavinia, '03, Libn. 
 Wait, B. A., '92, Engr. 
 Wickersham, C. E., '08, Agt. 
 Woodrow, J. W.. f. Prof. 
 Wooters. L. M., '14, Journ. 
 
 DOUGHERTY 
 
 Kellogg, Flora L. (Mrs. H. E. Hudson) '75 
 
 DUBUQUE 
 
 Brunkow, N. F"., '14, Arch. 
 Conboy, L- J-, 'i4> Teacher 
 Heitkamp, G. W., g, Instr. 
 Stringer, J. K., '17 
 Tolmie, T. W., '17 
 
 EAST OSKALOOSA 
 
 Burnside, Elizabeth H., '07, Libn. 
 Morris, Mary L., '09 
 
 EPWORTH 
 
 Ilanna, Helen I., g 
 FAIRFIELD 
 
 Porter, C. L., '13, Teacher 
 FONDA 
 
 Straight, Gladys L. (Mrs. L. A. Wood) '12 
 
 FT. DODGE 
 
 Gustafson, C. A., '17, Engr. 
 
 Hoff. Edna D. (Mrs. I. D. Allison) '03 
 
 Reely, T. W., '9.';. Arch. 
 
 FT. MADISON 
 
 Amborn, Louise (Mrs. J. B. Pagin) '16 
 FULLERTON 
 
 Kressmann, Y. W., '09, Chem. 
 
 GARNER 
 
 Lindberg, Ruth M. R. (Mrs. J. C. Morri- 
 son) 
 
 GAZA 
 
 Hicks, G. L., '8s, Farmer 
 GILBERT 
 
 Jones, E. J. 
 
 GR;ANDVIEW 
 
 Higley, Ruth, g, Instr. 
 
 GRINNELL 
 
 Gibbs. C. H.. 'os, Engr. 
 Hendrixson, W. S., f, Prof. 
 Morris, S. D., '05, Prof. 
 Penrose, Alma M., '15, Libn. 
 Squire, E. G., f 
 Stone, H. K.. f. Prof. 
 
 GRISWOLD 
 
 Kelley, H. P., '16, Farm Adv. 
 
 HAMPTON 
 
 Allen, E. D., '12, Physician 
 Houg, O. A., '17. Clerk 
 
 HOPKINTON 
 
 Laughlin, E. V., '09, Dean 
 HUMBOLDT 
 
 Haviland, .Mtha, '04, Teacher 
 IDA GROVE 
 
 Lloyd, G. T., '02, Engr. 
 INDEPENDENCE 
 
 Donnan, A. M., '95. Arch. 
 INDIANOLA 
 
 Emmons, C. W., g, Prof. 
 
ios8 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 IOWA— Continued 
 
 IOWA CITY 
 
 Arms, J. L., 'ii, Libn. 
 
 Bose, S., '07, Lecturer 
 
 Brown, F. C, g. Teacher 
 
 Brumfiel, D. M., g, Instr. 
 
 Calhoun, Henrietta A., '01, Physician 
 
 Davidson, Dora (Mrs. F. C. Brown) '08 
 
 Ivey, P. W., g, Instr. 
 
 McGovney, D. O., f. Prof. 
 
 Merry, G. N.. f. Prof. 
 
 Rietz, H. L., f. Prof. 
 
 Sawyer, Margaret, '14, Dietitian 
 
 Shaffer, Nina R., '07, Libn. 
 
 Wardall, Ruth A., '03, Prof. 
 
 IOWA FALLS 
 
 Meyer, I. F., g, Coll. Pres. 
 KEOKUK 
 
 Baker, R. E., g, Mgr. 
 
 Brady, T. L., '11, Arch. 
 
 Craig, N. E., '10, Insp. 
 
 Crow, B. F., '77, Hort. 
 
 Haggott, W. S., '15, Engr. 
 
 Kiedaisch, K., '10, Engr. 
 
 Williams, L. E., '73, Lawyer 
 
 KNOXVILLE 
 
 Talbot, Carrie E. (Mrs. T. Ii,> Miner) '01 
 Wilson, D. W., g, Asst. 
 
 LAURENS 
 
 Wheeler, Adelaide C, '17 
 
 Wheeler, Irene B., '13, Demonstrator 
 
 LE CLAIRE 
 
 Reeves, H. E., '95, Engr. 
 
 LE MARS 
 
 Cole, T. E., '8s. Physician 
 Mourning, Mary K., '11, Prin. 
 
 MADISON 
 
 Lewis, R. J., '05, Engr. 
 MARION 
 
 Munsen, A. P., '04, Contr. 
 'MARSHALLTOWN 
 
 Hjort, N. R., '09, Constr. 
 
 Ingersoll. F. B., '03, Engr. 
 
 McKee, P. H.. '12, Sec. 
 
 MASON CITY 
 
 Baird. Bertha S., '11, Libn. 
 Teal, Lois L., '11, Teacher 
 
 MILTON 
 
 Bell, Edith M., '18. Teacher 
 MONBTA 
 
 Pearson, Ida M. (Mrs. G. E. Hiner) '04 
 MORNING SUN 
 
 Beck, Mary L., g, Prin. 
 
 MT. VERNON 
 
 Smith, O. H., g. Prof. 
 
 MUSCATINE 
 
 Hampton, Amy Q. (Mrs. H. C. Meyer) '12 
 
 Reinemund, T. A., g. Merchant 
 
 Reinsch, B. P., '18 
 
 Rumsey, Mary H., '16, Teacher 
 
 NEW IBERIA 
 
 Quereau, F. C, g, Dir. 
 
 NEW LONDON 
 
 Hayes, C. F., '17 
 
 NEWTON 
 
 Hunter, C. P., '02, Merchant 
 Demuth, J. E., '15, Engr. 
 
 NORTHWOOD 
 
 King, E. L., 'is, Supt. 
 OELWEIN 
 
 Weil, Ruth C. '17, Teacher 
 ONAWA 
 
 Pasewalk, L. H., '14 
 
 Underbill, H. W., '13, Arch. 
 
 OSKALOOSA 
 
 Graves, Marjorie (Mrs. R. D. Walton) '02 
 W^alker, G. W., '16, Instr. 
 
 OTTUMWA 
 
 Lund, J. C, '09, Supt. 
 Moschel, H., '10, Engr. 
 Munger, G. E., '08, Engr. 
 Work, Ruth E. (Mrs. A. L. Capps) '07 
 Prin. H. S. 
 
 PELLA 
 
 Stoddard. I. J., Jr., '77, Engr. 
 Vanzee, G. W., g. Stud. 
 
 PIEtRSON 
 
 Baker, H. N., '07, Physician 
 PRIMGHAR 
 
 Rigg, G. L., '16, Sec. 
 RADCLIFFE 
 
 Hodnefield, J., f. Farmer 
 RED OAK 
 
 Tolman, H. H., '12, Farm Mgr. 
 RIVERTON 
 
 Anderson, H. F., '09, Lumberman 
 SCHALLER 
 
 Murray, Ethel R., g, Prin. 
 SCRANTON 
 
 Stewart, J. S., '09, Farmer 
 SHARON 
 
 Gould, M. A., '17, Telephone Operator 
 SHENANDOAH 
 
 Mitchell, Hazel M. E., g. Teacher 
 SIBLEiY 
 
 Foster, J. R., '13, Farm Adv. 
 SIOUX CITY 
 
 Arnold, R., '11, Arch. 
 
 Beck, R. O., '09. Bus. 
 
 Coss, J. A., g. Prof. 
 
 Drake, Jeannette M., '03, Libn. 
 
 Gibson, C. G., '91. Doctor 
 
 Green, Mariana (Mrs. W. L. Steele) '95 
 
 Hilmer, W. C, g. Prof. 
 
 Holtze, H. S., '16 
 
 McCarty, L. J., '07, Draftsman 
 
 Riesche. R. H., '09. Engr. 
 
 Smith, G. W., 'is. Engr. 
 
 Stout, Elizabeth T. E., '08, Libn. 
 
 Thorn, J. D., 'is. Lawyer 
 
 Tobias, Mabel B. (Mrs. A. G. Heitman) '09 
 
 Wiley, H. H.. '17, SuTVT. 
 
 Wood. L. H.. '06, Teacher 
 
 Younglove, C. C, '15, Engr. 
 
 STORM LAKE 
 
 Bailie, R. M.. '14, Arch. 
 Kingman. R. H.. g. Prof. 
 Macdonald. Janet M., g, Archacol. 
 Stahl, E. R., '10, Teacher 
 
 TIPTON 
 
 Lawrence, C. G., '99, Arch. 
 
 VILLISCA 
 
 Eskelson. Ola M, J., g. Teacher 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1059 
 
 I OW A— Continued 
 
 WALKER 
 
 Stunkard, H. W., g, Instr. 
 WARE 
 
 Vial, J. M., '12, Farmer 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 Shields, J. P.. '15 
 WATERLOO 
 
 Bartley, J. S.. '16. Arch. 
 
 Cleveland, M. B., '08, Arch. 
 
 Gage, R. P., '14, Farmer 
 
 Hunt, E. A., '95, Doctor 
 
 Piatt, F. C, '73 
 
 WATERLOO— Continued 
 Wirth, F. P., 'i7 
 Worthen, G. B., '98, Lawyer 
 
 WEIBSTER CITY 
 
 Whitley, G. C, '16, Cashier 
 WILLIAMSBURG 
 
 Gittins, Elizabeth M., g. Teacher 
 WILTON JUNCTION 
 
 Harris, L. G., '16, Auditor 
 ZEARING 
 
 Gogerty, H. L., '17, Supt. 
 
 KANSAS 
 
 ARKANSAS CITY 
 
 Hall, W. E., '08, Merchant 
 ASHLAND 
 
 Deardorff, Sarah C. (Mrs. B. F. Donnell) 
 
 '78 
 Ginzel, C. L., '04, Business 
 
 ATCHISON 
 
 Bailey, W. J., h. Banker 
 
 Hines, E. G., '00, Const. Supt. 
 
 Pincomb, Helena M. (Mrs. P. K. Symns) f 
 
 BALDWIN CITY 
 
 McCain, Myrtle B. (Mrs. E. T. Black) '08 
 BELOIT 
 
 Hubbard, W. W.. '16 
 CHANUTE 
 
 Earned, Mary S. (Mrs. F. A. Parsons) '78 
 
 Parsons, F. A., '75, Business 
 COLBY 
 
 McVey, Nellie F. (Mrs. J. B. Kuska) '15 
 COLUMBUS 
 
 Hitchcock, E. W., '15, Teacher 
 DOUGLASS 
 
 Burgess, F. M., '09, Farmer 
 EFFINGHAM 
 
 Salisbury, G. W., '15, Prin. 
 
 EL DORADO 
 
 Simon, W. H.. '15, Arch. 
 ELLINWOOD 
 
 Bockemohle, C. L. A., '16, Designer 
 EMPORIA 
 
 Braucher. H. H.. '94, Teacher 
 
 Breneman, A. L., '16 
 
 Buck, Gertrude A., '04, Prof. 
 
 Phipps, C. R., '11, Instr. 
 
 FREEPORT 
 
 Rowe, W. B., '93, Farmer 
 
 HALSTED 
 
 Baumgartner, Rachael A., g. Teacher 
 
 HAVILAND 
 
 Askins, A. E., '04, Engr. 
 
 HOLTON 
 
 Canfield, Ruth M., '14, Teacher 
 Davis, C. W.. *ii. Farmer 
 Davis, Gertrude C, '10 Teacher 
 Davis, Helen P.. '17. Chicken Raiser 
 Davis, Marietta S.. '03, Teacher 
 Green. C. F., f, Asst. 
 Hamilton. C. C. g. Entomol. 
 Watson, Ella M. (Mrs. J. H. Davis) '80 
 
 HOMEWOOD 
 
 Harder, R. O., '08, Farmer 
 HOWARD 
 
 Smith, S., '96, Farmer 
 HUMBOLDT 
 
 Knox, S. M., '09, Live Stock Dealer 
 Zelle, C. A., '16, Chem. 
 
 HUTCHINSON 
 
 Kessler, C. H., '13, Engr. 
 KANSAS CITY 
 
 Bagby, F. C, '07, Engr. 
 
 Barclay, W., '87, Engr. 
 
 Bollinger, W. N.. '11, Engr. 
 
 Darby, H., Jr., '17, Engr. 
 
 Hinshaw, G. J., '02, Sec. 
 
 Morse, J. H., '81, Business 
 
 Roesner, Hedwig E.. '17, Teacher 
 
 Stone, O. R., '13, Sec. 
 
 KINGMAN 
 
 Greenleaf, M., '07, Agr. 
 LAWRENCE 
 
 Ashley, June M. (Mrs. C. Elmer) g 
 
 Bailey, L. F., '15, Instr. 
 
 Derby, Grace E., f, Libn. 
 
 Elmer, M. C. g. Prof. 
 
 Helsking, W. M., f. Prof. 
 
 Huisken. A. H., '15, Instr. 
 
 Jones, Bertha M., 'n, Instr. 
 
 Lillehei, I., f, Instr. 
 
 MacGregor, Hazel H. (Mrs. M. E. Rice) g 
 
 Medill, W. A., '04, Farmer 
 
 Melvin, F. E., f. Prof. 
 
 Moore, B. F., g, Prof. 
 
 Morton, Sarah D. (Mrs. A. L. Owen) f 
 
 Nelson, C. F., f. Prof. 
 
 Owen, A. L., g, Prof. 
 
 Plank, U. S. G.. '92. Sec. 
 
 Roberts. H. A., '02. Prof. 
 
 Sluss. A. H., '01, Prof. 
 
 Stouflfer, E. B., g. Prof. 
 
 Sullivan, W. W., '11, Teacher 
 
 Williams, C. C, '07, Prof. 
 
 LEAVENWORTH 
 
 Baxter, C. B., '08, Farmer 
 
 Baxter, M. E., '06, Farmer 
 
 Martin, Grace (Mrs. M. E. Baxter) '03 
 
 MANHATTAN 
 
 Ackert, J. E.. '09, Prof. 
 Baker, C. F., '07. Prof. 
 Breese, C. S., g, Electn. 
 Davis, Elizabeth H., '14, Libn. 
 Davis, W. E., '03, Prof. 
 Dunlap, Fanny, '15, Libn. 
 Ekblaw. K. T. T.. '00. Prof. 
 Gibbs. Charlotte M. (Mrs. C. F. Baker) '04 
 Glasgow, Grace, '12. Teacher 
 Heuman, Alma B. (Mrs. K. J. T. Ekblaw) 
 '10 
 
io6o 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 KANSAS— Continued 
 
 MANHATTAN— Continued 
 Robert, J. H., '14, Instr. 
 Smith, A. B., '02, Libn. 
 Tanquary, M. C, '07, Prof. 
 Tanner, Florence M. (Mrs. J. E. Ackert) 
 
 '12 
 Warner, Florence (Mrs. L. D. Bushnell) 
 
 '06, Libn. 
 
 MARQUETTE 
 
 Hawkinson, C. O., '16, Salesman 
 MARYSVILLE 
 
 Miller, J. E., g, Instr. 
 MISLER 
 
 Hays, C. J., '01, Engr. 
 MOREHEAD 
 
 Huff, N. H., '06, Siipt. of Schools 
 MOUND VALLEY 
 
 Wiseman, Esther G., g 
 NEWTON 
 
 WJebe, H. H., f, Instr. 
 NICKERSON 
 
 Edwards, M. R., '16, Instr. 
 ONAGA 
 
 Miller, E. F., '16, Draftsman 
 OTTAWA 
 
 Brown, H. A., '11, Instr. 
 
 Powell, A. R., g, Chem. 
 
 Sheldon, Carrie B. (Mrs. B. F. Bowers) '05 
 
 PAOLA 
 
 Kinkead. D. R., '89, Foreman 
 
 PEABODY 
 
 Ray, H. A., '08, Teller 
 
 PITTSBURGH 
 
 Brower, L. I., '98, Prof. 
 Ciirfman, L. E., '01, Engr. 
 Marshall, R. H., '14, Instr. 
 Williams, Winifred S. (Mrs. L. E. Curf- 
 man) '01 
 
 POTWIN 
 
 Chase, Margaret I. (Mrs. M. E. King) g 
 
 PRATT 
 
 Garnett, Harriet E. (Mrs. C. H. Shaw) '11 
 
 SABETHA 
 
 Greenfield, R. E., g, Chem. 
 SEDGWICK 
 
 Mahannah, A. E., g. Farmer 
 STOCKTON 
 
 Skinner, W. K., '07, Lawyer 
 STRAIGHT CREEK 
 
 Davis, J. H., '82, Farmer 
 TOPEKA 
 
 Cowgill, C. H., '16, Instr. 
 
 Drummond, Ethel R. (Mrs. F. M. Drum- 
 mond) '11 
 
 Glover, W. E., '15, Arch. 
 
 Grady, P. L., '08, Engr. 
 
 Hughes, T. W.. f. Prof. 
 
 Johnston, Florence R. (Mrs. A. R. Elliott) 
 'is 
 
 Miller, W. G., '92, Engr. 
 
 Obrecht, R. C, g. Farmer 
 
 Olander, E. A., '17 
 
 Powers, W. A., '93. Chem. 
 
 Prout, F. J., '13, Engr. 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 Caldwell, Elizabeth E. (Mrs. C. E. Ingalls) 
 '04, Libn. 
 
 WEST MINERAL 
 
 Smith, H. E., f, Constr. 
 WICHITA 
 
 Abbott, Edwina E. (Mrs. A. M. Cowan) '08 
 
 Brees, P. R.. '18, Clothier 
 
 Brook, Elizabeth A., '11, Teacher 
 
 Dryden, Daisy D., g. Teacher 
 
 Elder, R. S., '01, Lawyer 
 
 Fay el, C. S., g. Physicist. 
 
 Hammond, Ruth E., '17, Libn. 
 
 Harbison, C. C g, Asst. 
 
 Hormel, Olive D., '16, Instr. 
 
 Moore, W. D.. '83, Engr. 
 
 Mueller, H. R., '16, Florist 
 
 Mueller, H. S.. '14, Arch. 
 
 Noble, J. M., '16, Reporter 
 
 Noble, Mary E., '96 
 
 Schmidt, L., '13, Arch. 
 
 Schuler, D. B., '16, Engr. 
 
 Sim, C. L., 77, Banker 
 
 Van Meter, G. W., '02, Arch. 
 
 WINFIELD 
 
 Quick. B. E.. f, Prof. 
 Pasmore, D. F., g, Prof. 
 
 KENTUCKY 
 
 ASHLAND 
 
 McCrea, H. A., '09. Supt. 
 BEREA 
 
 Lewis, C. D., g. Prof. 
 BUFFALO 
 
 Richardson, C. H., g. Prof. 
 BUTLER 
 
 Schalck, M. A.. '16. Teacher 
 COVINGTON 
 
 Melrose, Mary H., '10, Supvr. 
 
 Orr, H. B., '14, Engr. 
 
 FULTON 
 
 Powell, P., f, Asst. 
 UARRODSBURG 
 
 Cooley, Elizabeth C. (Mrs. J. D. Bruner) f 
 HARTFORD 
 
 rinsley, R. W., g, Prin. 
 
 HAZARD 
 
 Baker, G., '17, Engr. 
 KINGS MOUNTAIN 
 
 Chang, T. L., '17, Instrumentman 
 LAWRENCEBURG 
 
 Johnson, R. E., '17 
 LEXINGTON 
 
 Garman, H., f. Prof. 
 
 Good, E. S., g, Prof. 
 
 Tames, M. C., '09, Prof. 
 
 "Karraker, P. E., ^11. Prof. 
 
 Kercher, O., '14, Instr. 
 
 Lewis, R. H., '10, Chem. 
 
 Pogue, R. B., g 
 
 LOUISVILLE 
 
 Davis, W. J., f. Major 
 
 Flatt, H. O.. '12, Teacher 
 
 Henry. J. E., '06, Arch. 
 
 Herrick, Hope (Mrs. J. E. Henry) '08 
 
 Homberger, A. W., g. Prof. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1061 
 
 KENTUCKY— Continued 
 
 LOUISVILLE— Continued 
 
 Hatchings^ J. B., Jr., f. Arch. 
 Morgan, F. L., '12, Draftsman 
 Newell, Anna G., g, Assoc. 
 Petersen, C. P. L., '03, Engr. 
 Pickler^ W. E., g 
 Rees, C. C, g. Pathologist 
 Roberts, H. v., '13, Engr. 
 Roberts, S. S., f. Engr. 
 Wilson, F. H., '98, Engr. 
 
 MC VEIGH 
 
 Renich, Amanda B. (Mrs. D. A. Dailey) '10. 
 Teacher 
 
 MAYSVILLE 
 
 Kirk, G. G., '14, Farm Adv. 
 Matuszeevicz, Veronica C., '18, Teacher 
 
 PADUCAH 
 
 Joyner. Mildred, '16, Teacher 
 
 RICHMOND 
 
 Barter, Ada J. (Mrs. M. Dunn) '07 
 Bruner, J. D., f. Prof. 
 Roark, R. J., '11, Instr. 
 Turley, R. E., Jr., '13, Engr. 
 
 STRAIGHT CREEK 
 
 Easton, H. D.. f. Dealer 
 
 WINCHESTER 
 
 Steele, Annette, g. Teacher 
 
 LOUISIANA 
 
 ARCOLA 
 
 Purcell, C. A., '12, Fanner 
 
 BATON ROUGE 
 
 Adams, J. Q., f, Prof. 
 
 Balis, W. H., '10. Asst. 
 
 Chioco, J. O., 'i8. Stud. 
 
 Doran, E. B., '06, Prof. 
 
 Fairfield, Helen (Mrs. C. E. Woolman) '14 
 
 Gangstadt, J. S., '09, Dairyman 
 
 Kidder, A. F., '06, Prof. 
 
 Nichols, J. C, g, Prof. 
 
 Sun, E., '17 
 
 Woolman, C. E., '12, Agt. 
 
 FULLERTON 
 
 Gridley, Mabel A. (Mrs. F. W. Kressmann) 
 '09 
 
 HAMMOND 
 
 Reimers, F. W., '00, Business 
 HOLLY GROVE 
 
 Fishman, S. L., '18, Chem. 
 LAKE CHARLES 
 
 Grotevant, Nina, '18, Teacher 
 
 MINDEN 
 
 Looney, J. L., '18 
 MT. HERMON 
 
 Ott, P. W., '17 
 NEW IBERIA 
 
 Paradis, M. R., f. Minister 
 NEW ORLEANS 
 
 Frailey, L. E.. '14, Broker 
 
 Frost, F. G., '01, Supt. 
 
 Grubel, E. A., '08. Engr. 
 
 Kendall, W. F., '85, Engr. 
 
 Levey, H. A., g, Chem. 
 
 Northrup, E. J., f, Prof. 
 
 Shelby, E.. Jr., '16, Engr. 
 RUSTON 
 
 Hankins, O. G., '14, Supt. 
 
 Mitchell, G. I., '15, Instr. 
 
 ST. FRANCISVILLE 
 
 Mackie, E. T., '17, Farmer 
 SHREVEPORT 
 
 Bryant, W. T., g, Supt. 
 
 Heath, N. P., '13, Engr. 
 
 TALLULAH 
 
 Moberley, E. S., '18 
 
 MAINE 
 
 AUGUSTA 
 
 Titcomb, W. C, f, Prof. 
 BANGOR 
 
 Banks, M. F., f. Instr. 
 BRUNSWICK 
 
 Gross, A. O.. '08, Prof. 
 
 Schinnerer, O. P., '13, Instr. 
 
 DANFORTH 
 
 Hodnett, Mona P., g. Teacher 
 
 ORONO 
 
 Craig, W., '98, Prof. 
 Rogers, A. E., f. Prof. 
 Thompson, G. A., '98, Prof. 
 
 POJiTLAND 
 
 Jordan, L., g, Chem. 
 
 WESTBROOK 
 
 Davis, P. P., '17 
 Davis, R. E., g, Assoc. 
 
 MARYLAND 
 
 ABERDEEN 
 
 Kennedy, R. E., f, Instr. 
 
 ANNAPOLIS 
 
 Allen, O. W., '15, Instr. 
 
 Ditchey, J. K., g, Instr. 
 
 Houston, P. H., f, Instr. 
 
 Kiernan, A., f, Instr. 
 
 Smohl, Barbara B. (Mrs. L. T. Wilson) '17 
 
 Wilson, L. T., f, Instr. 
 
 BALTIMORE 
 
 Beckerley, G. F., '90, Supvr. 
 
 Blondheim. D. S.. f, Prof. 
 
 Cort, W. W., g. Prof. 
 
 Dillon, F. P., '06, Engr. 
 
 Giessler, W. C, '13, Engr. 
 
 Gleason, Nellie M. (Mrs. _W. W. Cort) '11 
 
 Gray, C. R., Jr., '11, Business 
 
 Griffin, C. E., g, Instr. 
 
 Hahn, F. C, '16, Instr. 
 
 Kemp, G. T., f, Physician 
 
 Lansche, O. A., '16, Engr. 
 
io62 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 BALTIMORE— Continued 
 
 Morgan, E. A., '06, Instr. 
 
 Osborn, H. T., g, Entomol. 
 
 Rudwin, M. J., f. Instr. 
 
 Scott, Miriam E. (Mrs. F. P. Dillon) '07 
 
 Siekman, J. M., '15, Assayer 
 
 Van Gundy. C. P., '88, Chem. 
 
 Van Zandt, A, C, '12, Supvr. 
 
 CATONSVILLE 
 
 Owens, W. H., '00, Contr. 
 
 CENTREVILLE 
 
 Allen, Lucy E., '17, Agt. 
 
 CHEVY CHASE 
 
 Bawden, W. T., f. Specialist 
 Larson, L. J., g, Engr. 
 Wickers, E., g, Chem. 
 
 COLLEGE PARK 
 
 Garman, P,, g. Entomol. 
 
 GAMBRILLS 
 
 Ray, B. L., '13 
 
 GRANTVILLE 
 
 Dougherty, H. R., '00, Stockman 
 
 MARYLAND— Continued 
 
 HARMANS 
 
 LeCato, J. M., g, Instr. 
 KENSINGTON 
 
 Waters, W. O., '00, Libn. 
 LANDSDOWN 
 
 Richards, J. V., '10, Engr. 
 LEBANON 
 
 Tomlinson, B., '06 
 
 NEW WINDSOR 
 
 Dotterer, J. E., g, Instr. 
 ROLAND PARK 
 
 Clark. F. H., '90, Engr. 
 
 Wheeler, Ruth, f. Prof. 
 
 SILVER SPRINGS 
 
 Bacon, H., '93. Draftsman 
 Cliflford, C. L., '99, Elec. Engr. 
 Whitney, C. E., '13, Engr. 
 
 SOUTH BALTIMORE 
 Babre, C, '14, Chem. 
 
 TOKOMA PARK 
 
 Farley, F. W., '15. An. Husb. Expert. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS 
 
 ALLSTON 
 
 Knodle, C. L., '16, Survr. 
 
 AMES BURY 
 
 George, Lillian M., '04, Libn. 
 
 AMHERST 
 
 Nehrling. A. H., f. Prof. 
 Whicher. G. P.. f. Teacher 
 
 ARLINGTON 
 
 Marsh, L. W., '97, Engr. 
 
 BERNARDSTON 
 
 Douglas, H. M., f. Minister 
 
 BOSTON 
 
 Andrews, W. O., '13, Designer 
 
 Barker. P.. '04, Engr. 
 
 Blackall, C. H., '77. Arch. 
 
 Boggs, Mary L. (Mrs. E. M. East) '05 
 
 Coleman. C. B., '07, Agr. 
 
 Cronin. W. L., f, Instr. 
 
 Curl, M. J., f, Journ. 
 
 East. E. M., '01, Prof. 
 
 Emerson, F. H.. '06, Mgr. 
 
 Foster, W. D., f, Journ. • 
 
 Hazen, H. S., '05, Arch. 
 
 Howe, Harriet E.. '02, Libn. 
 
 Long. J. O., '16, Stud. 
 
 Peabody, C. H.. f. Prof. 
 
 Pillsbury, Bertha M., '95, Registrar 
 
 PiUsbury. W. L.. f 
 
 Ramser. J. H., '17, Engr. 
 
 Richardson, Juanita, '15, Teacher 
 
 Roberston, R., f, Assoc. 
 
 Wilson, W. H.. g, Instr. 
 
 Zilly, Mabel (Mrs. L. F. Hamilton) '97 
 
 BRAINTREE 
 
 Shrader, J. W., '11, Lawyer 
 
 BRIGHTON 
 
 Savage, W. E., '17 
 
 BROOKFIELD 
 
 Hunt, F. S., '16, Engr. 
 Lawrence, E. V., f, Engr. 
 
 BROOKLINE 
 
 Fraprie, F. R., f. Editor 
 Hale, A. A., '05, Engr. 
 McCobb, Lois D., f, Dir. 
 McDewell. H. S., f. Instr. 
 Voss, W. C, '12, Engr. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE 
 
 Brown. P. H., '15 
 
 Chu. C. C, '13, Stud. 
 
 Fairhall, L. T., '11. Instr. 
 
 Grafius, Margaret E. (Mrs. G. D. Birkhoflf) 
 'oS 
 
 dreenough, C. N., f. Prof. 
 
 Hanford, A. C, '12, Instr. 
 
 Huntington, Ellen A. (Mrs. A. F. Whitten) 
 '03 
 
 Jones, G., f. Prof. 
 
 Leslie, E. A., '10, Minister 
 
 Lowe. C. C, 'tS, Stud. 
 
 Lowell, A. L., h, Univ. Pres. 
 
 Millard. E. B., g. Prof. 
 
 Morrison, D. K., '14, Salesman 
 
 Roos, P.. f. Dir. 
 
 Rutledge, G., '10, Instr. 
 
 Sanborn, F. B., f. Prof. 
 
 Sawyer, Gertrude E., '18, Stud. 
 
 Seymour. A. B.. '81. Botanist. 
 
 Stanton, Margaret B. (Mrs. J. E. Kirch- 
 man) f, Instr. 
 
 Turner, F. J., h. Prof. 
 
 Wright, P. G.. e. Instr. 
 
 CONCORD JUNCTION 
 
 Bates, S. C, '12, Hort. 
 FALL RIVER 
 
 SutclifFe, Constance, '17, Teacher 
 
 FITCHBURG 
 
 Rugg, E. v.. 'is. Teacher 
 Uphara, T. C. g 
 
 GREAT BARRINGTON 
 
 Overholser, M. J., '10, Engr. 
 GREENWOOD 
 
 Perry, Eleanor F. (Mrs. R. Rand) '09 
 HIGHLANDS 
 
 Pierce, C. H., f, Engr. 
 
Geogkaphical Index 
 
 1063 
 
 HOLYOKE 
 
 Weis, 11. W., '13. Mgr. 
 Weis, J. B.. *93, Mfr. 
 
 INDIAN ORCHARD 
 
 Shepard, A. D., g, Chem. 
 JAMAICA PLAIN 
 
 Goodwin, T. G., f. Teacher 
 
 Holcomb, C. E., '04. Salesman 
 
 Osborne, Isabel M. (Mrs. C. E. Holcomb) 
 '09 
 LAWRENCE 
 
 Finn, E. M., '17. Arch. 
 LONG MEADOW 
 
 Barker, J. K., '92. Engr. 
 
 LOWETX 
 
 Hochdorfer, Margarethe C, g, Teacher 
 
 LYNN 
 
 McLellan M. B. (Mrs. W. Snushall) '06 
 
 MALDEN 
 
 Bicknell, P. F., f, Auth. 
 MELROSE HIGHLANDS 
 
 Burgess, A. F., f, Entomol. 
 
 NEWTON 
 
 Kerns, S. K., '97. Teacher 
 Zimmerman, W. IL, '97. Engr. 
 
 NEWTON CENTRE 
 
 Davidson, Mabel K. (Mrs. J. R. Lotz) '04 
 Lotz, J. R., '01, Engr. 
 
 NEWTONVILLE 
 
 Moore, L. E., f. Prof. 
 
 Willson. F. G., g, Instr. 
 NORTHAMPTON 
 
 Baker, H. T., f, Instr. 
 
 Wiehr, J., f, Prof. 
 
 NORTH ANDOVER 
 
 Bixby, Madeline K., g, Dir. 
 
 PALMER 
 
 Bodfish, Elizabeth (Mrs. E. L. Clarke) g, 
 Instr. 
 PITTSFIELD 
 
 Jeter, G. G., '10, Engr. 
 
 Miller, C. B., '08, Engr. 
 ROCKLAND 
 
 Hobart, A .C, '97, Engr. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS— Continued 
 
 ROSLINDALE 
 
 Maclnnes, D. A. 
 
 ROXBURY 
 
 Bagusin, A. M., 
 
 g. Prof. 
 
 IS 
 
 SAXONVILLE 
 
 Hall, S. W., f, Asst. 
 SOUTH BOSTON 
 
 Harman, J. J., '02, Engr. 
 SOUTHAMPTON 
 
 Douglas, R. T., 'u, Engr. 
 SPRINGFIELD 
 
 Clark, H. E., '16, Engr. 
 STATE LINE 
 
 Coar, Elsa J. (Mrs. W. T. Walsh) '02 
 
 STONEHAM 
 
 Ilylan, J. P., f. Bus. 
 
 SWAMPSCOTT 
 
 Blaney, H. W., f. Land. Arch. 
 Jeffers, C. P., '74. Pharmacist 
 
 WATERTOWN 
 
 Burgess, II. II. , '08, Engr. 
 
 WAVERLEY 
 
 Conkling, Anna J. (Mrs. A. B. Seymour) 
 •84 
 
 WEJ.LESLEY 
 
 Towne, L. J., f, Engr. 
 
 WESTFIELD 
 
 Farnham, A. A., '16, Land. Gard. 
 Gibbs. P. H„ '13, Engr. 
 Jarrold, Rachel M., g. Teacher 
 
 WILLIAMSTOWN 
 
 Mears, B., f. Prof. 
 Shook, G. A., g. Prof. 
 
 WINTHROP 
 
 Gillet, J. E., f, Assoc. 
 
 WORCESTER 
 
 Morley, R. K., f. Prof. 
 Nelson, J. H., g. Prof. 
 Purdy, R. C, f, Dir. 
 Randolph, C. B. F., f. Prof. 
 
 MICHIGAN 
 
 ADRIAN 
 
 liedrick, Edna M., '16, Teacher 
 AGRICULTURE COLLEGE P. O. 
 
 Scheele, A. G., f. Instr. 
 
 ALBION 
 
 Lutz, Gretchcn K., g, Teacher 
 
 ALMA 
 
 Cornelius, D. W.. g. Prof. 
 
 ALPENA 
 
 Timm, P. F. W., '04, Engr. 
 
 ANN ARBOR 
 
 Bollman, J. L.. '17, Asst. 
 Clark, F. E., g. Prof. 
 Cobb, Frieda, '16, Stud. 
 
 Boetel, Made t ^Mrs. F. Kimball) 'it 
 Hall, A. G., f. Prof. 
 
 ANN ARBOR— Continued 
 
 Hauhart, W. F., f. Prof. 
 
 Henderson. J. B., 'i6. Farm Mgr. 
 
 Hildebrandt, T. H., '05, Prof. 
 
 Kellogg S. A., 'i6. Herdsman 
 
 Kimball, S. F.. f, Prof. 
 
 LaRue, G. R., g, Prof. 
 
 Lundgren, C. L., '02, Salesman 
 
 Palmer T. C. '14, Instr. 
 
 Patton'; Carrie C (Mrs. F. E. Clark) 'ii 
 
 Smith, Esther A., '04, Libn. 
 
 Welch, P. S.. g. Prof. ,, ,. . ( 
 
 Wurster, Pauline (Mrs. K. Van Evera) i 
 
 BATTLE CREEK 
 
 Austin, C. C, '07, Mgr. 
 Morgan. Grace B., 14. Nurse 
 Nelson, M. N., 'is, Asst. 
 
 BAY CITY 
 
 Demmer, J. E., '10, Teacher 
 Hanna, P. S., '12, Auditor 
 
1064 
 
 Univkrsitv ok Illinois 
 
 MICHIGAN— Continued 
 
 BAY CITY— Continued 
 
 Mcllhenny, Mary E., '04, Teacher 
 Smith, G. R., '00, Engr. 
 
 BEAR LAKE 
 
 Bradford, Bernice M., g, Instr. 
 
 Collins, Vida L., g, Instr. 
 BENTON HARBOR 
 
 Switzer, V. W., '07, Treas. 
 BERRIEN SPRINGS 
 
 Snuff, Mary H., g 
 BESSEMER 
 
 Moore, L. C, '07, Engr. 
 
 BRAVO 
 
 Curtiss, A. R., f, Agr. 
 BUCHANAN 
 
 Hayes, Zella B., '00, Teacher 
 CAMP CUSTER 
 
 Morse, B. C, f, Brig. Gen. 
 CEMENT CITY 
 
 Flint, P. N., g 
 CHARLEVOIX 
 
 Beers, C, Jr., '12, Farmer 
 CHESANING 
 
 Agnew, R., '05, Contr. 
 COLDWATER 
 
 Teeters, Mary E. (Mrs. R. N. Shumaker) 
 '17 
 DEARBORN 
 
 Ludvik, B. E., '16, Teacher 
 
 Thai, Olga E., '16 
 
 DETROIT 
 
 Alger, A. R., f, Draftsman 
 
 Bauer, L. M., '14, Arch. 
 
 Benson, A. E., '15, Draftsman 
 
 Bollinger, E. F., '16, Salesman 
 
 Bow, L. C, 'is, Instr. 
 
 Bow, W. E., '14, Teacher 
 
 Brown, M. L., '03, Engr. 
 
 Burke, P., '00, Engr. 
 
 Burns, J. K., 'ii, Engr. 
 
 Butzow, L. J., '06, Engr. 
 
 Case, J. W., f, Arch. 
 
 Clifford, Winifred H. (Mrs. H. H. Morgan) 
 
 '08 
 Conat, Mabel L., '15, Libn. 
 Danz, H. O., '14, Mgr. 
 Deahl, N., '18. Chem. 
 Denton, W. W., g, Instr. 
 Emmett, A. D., '01, Chem. 
 England, Grace A., '15, Libn. 
 Faulkner, F. E., '15, Statistician 
 Fisher, Clara E. (Mrs. M. L. Brown) '03 
 Fuller, H. C, '15, Engr. 
 Gable, G. E., '14, Draftsman 
 Gatward, W. A., g, Engr. 
 Gehrig, E. F., '15, Engr. 
 Graber, H. T., '01, Chem. 
 Green, Esther C. (Mrs. R. Jarvis) '18 
 Grimes, G. L., '97 
 Groves, D. K., '12, Agt. 
 Haag, V. W., '15, Chem. 
 Hammers, M. T., '98, Engr. 
 Hanke, F. E., 07, Engr. 
 Hauter, A. E., '03, Real Est. 
 Hobbs, H. G., '08, Engr. 
 Hollinshed, M. A., f, Mgr. 
 HoUoway, Doris J., 'i^ Teacher 
 Hutchinson, Mary A. (Mrs. C. G. Brown 1 
 
 '11 
 Hyde, \V. C '10, Arch. 
 Huntoon, J. S., '05, Engr. 
 James, Helen I., '18, Teacher 
 
 DETROIT— Continued 
 Jarvis, R., '16, Engr. 
 Kamm, W. F., '16, Chem. 
 Kreidler, D. A., '11, Engr 
 Lewis, Laura L. (Mrs. R. M. Young) '14 
 Linendoll, H. A., '17, Chem. 
 Lundgren, F. G., '15, Engr. 
 McConnel, Cecelia (Mrs. A. J. Strohm) f 
 McGrew, C. B., '13, Arch. 
 Mclntire, J. F., '07, Engr. 
 McMullan, H. E., '13, Instr. 
 Martin, F. W., '16, Acct. 
 Marsh, A. L., '09, Mgr. 
 Miller, W. T., f. Land. Arch. 
 Montgomery, E. T., f, Engr. 
 Morgan, H. H., '06, Draftsman 
 Muehlman, R. E.. f. Arch. 
 Nagel, Marcella E. (Mrs. F. G. Lundgren) 
 
 '14 
 Nydegger, J., '07, Engr. 
 Oliver, E. C, g, Mgr. 
 Penn, J. G., '13, Engr. 
 Piper, C. C, '13, Physician 
 Post, G. E., '09, Ed. 
 Roth, J, F., '09, Draftsman 
 Rundles, E., '13, Engr. 
 Shade, Imogene (Mrs. C. A. Shoults) '07 
 Shoemaker, J. W., '16, Broker 
 Schutt, A. G., '05, Engr. 
 Smallwood. J. P., '17. Teacher 
 Sorensen, N. C, '13, Arch. 
 Stevens, R. M., '14, Draftsman 
 Stoddart, G. W.. "17 
 Strohm. A. J., '00, Libn. 
 Taylor, S. C, '13, Chem. 
 Tilton, Nelle E., '10, Teacher 
 L''pson, L. D., g, Dir. 
 Van Doren R. G., '10. Arch. 
 Wilson, V. T., f. Prof. 
 Young, R. G., '12, Engr. 
 Zimnierschied, K. W., f, Engr. 
 
 EAST DETROIT 
 
 Coley, G., '17, Chem. 
 EAST LANSING 
 
 Bouyoucos, G. J., '08, Agr. 
 
 Coons, G. H., '08, Prof. 
 
 Hunt, Agnes (Mrs. C. M. Cade) '08 
 
 Kays, Lucile E. (Mrs. C. E. Millar) '09 
 
 Mayne, L. B., '10, Instr. 
 
 Millar, C. E., '09, Prof. 
 
 Steward, R. K., f. Prof. 
 
 Stewart, E. H., '15, Instr. 
 
 KENTON 
 
 Armstrong, Louise C. '12, Teacher 
 FLINT 
 
 Erwin. J. F., '07, Engr. 
 
 Halliday. Ruth, '14, Teacher 
 
 GRAND RAPIDS 
 
 Adams, E. B., '08, Engr. 
 Adams, W. S., g. Farmer 
 Baldwin, Ada L. (Mrs. H. S. Hyde) '11, 
 
 Teacher 
 Church, Blanche A., '89. Teacher 
 Corbus, B. R., '00, Physician 
 Droste, L. A., '17 
 Lamoreux, Madge, f, Asst. 
 Moncrieff, J. W., '18. Engr. 
 Walker, Marjorie L., f, Asst. 
 
 GREENVILLE 
 
 Barlow, B., g. Botanist. 
 HAMILTON 
 
 Ter Keurst, H. D., g. Teacher 
 HARBOR BEACH 
 
 Logue, C. L., '00, Farmer 
 HIGHLAND PARK 
 
 Randall, D. T., '97, Engr. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 io6s 
 
 HILLSDALE 
 
 Lamb, H. E., '17 
 IONIA 
 
 Pickett, R. E., 'II. V. P. 
 IRON MOUNTAIN 
 
 Rundle, H. E., '16 
 IRONWOOD 
 
 Murr, M., '14, Engr. 
 ISHPEMING 
 
 Boone, C. G., '06, Engr. 
 
 Bonnell, E. S., '05, Engr. 
 
 Johnson, M. C, '16, Engr. 
 
 Lloyd, Jennie M. (Mrs. E. S. Bonnell) '08 
 
 McClure, O. D., '91, Mecli. 
 
 Schickedanz, L. H., '16. Engr. 
 
 Skoglund, C. A., '13, Engr. 
 
 Stevenson, C. S., f. Engr. 
 
 JACKSON 
 
 Smith, Helen B. (Mrs. F. T. Steinhilber) 
 
 '06 
 Wells, R. E., '06 
 
 KALAMAZOO 
 
 Clark. Mary PL, f, Libn. 
 Henry, T. S., g. Prof. 
 Praeger, W. E., '00, Prof. 
 
 LAKEVIEW 
 
 Marston, L. R., g 
 LANSING 
 
 Chittenden, A. K., f. ProL 
 
 Grantham. G. M.. '14, Jnstr. 
 
 Jackson, Charlotte M., '04, Libn. 
 
 Lathrop, Olive C, '00. Libn. 
 
 Severance, L. E,, '16, Farmer 
 
 LAWRENCE 
 
 Bennett, A. N., '07. Chem. 
 Grewe, C. H., '17, Farmer 
 
 LUDINGTON 
 
 Wing, Alice L., '04, Libn. 
 MARQUETTE 
 
 Hill, Carrie M., '08, Teacher 
 
 Main, R. C. '06, Physician 
 
 MENOMINEE 
 
 Rappleye, W. C, '15, Phys. 
 MONROE 
 
 Doty, G. L., g, Libn. 
 MUSKEGON 
 
 Bluhm, H. J., '17, Chem. 
 
 Clark, Faith A., '09 
 
 Grant, D. J., '08, Mgr. 
 
 Wilson, Lelia S., '08, Sec. 
 
 XEGAUNEE 
 
 Taylor, Lilian C, '15, Teacher 
 
 MICHIGAN— Continued 
 
 XILES 
 
 Coolidge, Orrill P., '0,1, Libn. 
 
 Faurote, G. C, '15, Arch. 
 
 Gehant, Rosalie F. (Mrs. H. L. Oweti) '16 
 
 Hadfield, F. S., '04, Mgr. 
 
 Parkin, W. H., '09, Mfr. 
 
 Plym, F. J.. '97, Mfr. 
 
 OSHTEMO 
 
 Cooper, Hazel K. (Mrs. E. L. Dillon) '08 
 Dillon, E. L., '10, Farmer 
 
 PAINESDALE 
 
 Bacon, R. H., '16, Engr. 
 P.\W PAW 
 
 Peterson, R. G., '13 
 SAGINAW 
 
 Cooper, G. A.. '10, Adv. Mgr. 
 
 Green, Anne I., f, Asst. 
 
 ST. CLAIR 
 
 Smith, Clara M., '17 
 ST. JOSEPH 
 
 Goldery, Eugenie (Mrs. N. J. Morehouse) f 
 
 SANDUSKY 
 
 Pletcher, Opha B. (Mrs. R. E. Pickett) '13 
 
 SAULT STE. MARIE 
 Wiley, E. J., '73 
 
 SHELBY 
 
 Sanford, Juanita L. (Mrs. W. P. Stahl) '17 
 
 Stall, W. P., '17, Mgr. 
 
 '15. Farmer 
 
 SOUTH HAVEN 
 Cogdal, H. F 
 
 THREE RIVERS 
 
 Avery, G. T., '17, Supt. 
 Burke, R.. '14 
 
 TRAVERSE CITY 
 
 Patchin, J. W., '78, Lawyer 
 
 ViULCAN 
 
 Armstrong, F. H., '99, Engr. 
 Hicks, B. W., '01. Contr. 
 
 WATERVLIET 
 
 Harrison, .S. A., '82. Farmer 
 Yerington, J. G., '18 
 
 YPSILANTI 
 
 Dwyer, Ellen F., '16, Instr. 
 Houston, Ruth E., f, Dir. 
 White, Marion B., f. Dean 
 
 ZEELAND 
 
 Markley, L. S., '13 
 
 ALBERT LEA 
 
 Mourning, Nellie I. (Mrs. W. E. Hedge- 
 cock) '12 
 
 ALEXANDRIA 
 
 Woodworth. H. C, '09, Agr. 
 BEMIDJI 
 
 Erwin, W. B., '15, Mgr. 
 
 BIG LAKE 
 
 McAllister, Minnette C. (Mrs. J. H. Miller) 
 
 MINNESOTA 
 
 BRECKENRIDGE 
 
 Stallings. L. S., '13, Farm Adv. 
 CLOQUET 
 
 Booker, Lucile A. (Mrs. C. B. Watkins) 
 '99 
 
 Harner, G. M., '13, Teacher 
 Koch, H. C, 'is. Bus. 
 
 CROOKSTON 
 
 DeMott, I. P., '12, Mgr. 
 
 Dietrich, W., g, Agr. 
 
 Doherty, Mary (Mrs. I. P. DeMotte) '08 
 
To66 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 MINNESOTA— Continued 
 
 DAWSON 
 
 Reyerson, L. H., g, Chem. 
 DETROIT 
 
 Peterson, Lola M. (Mrs. F. J. Rogstad) 
 '13 
 DODGE CENTER 
 
 Fleener,, F. L., g, Asst. 
 DULUTH 
 
 Belting, Flora P. M., '05, Teacher 
 
 Beyrer, W. H., '09, Arch. 
 
 Keith, L. P.. '13, Engr. 
 
 Lagergren, G. P., '17, Arch. 
 
 Lindberg, G. I., '15. Engr. 
 
 Maddox. W. C, '07, Salesman 
 
 Olmsted, G. C, '08, Business 
 
 Trentharb, L. S., '11 
 
 ELBOW LAKE 
 
 Dunaway, H., '89, Engr. 
 EVELETH 
 
 Harbicht, H. C, '18 
 FARIBAULT 
 
 Carpenter, C. K., '15, Draftsman 
 
 Kuhlmann, F., f, Psychol. 
 
 Fletcher. N. M., '01. Prof. 
 
 Soper, S. L., '98, Supt. Schs. 
 
 FAIRMONT 
 
 Crooker, S. J., g. Physicist. 
 Hines, L. W., '17 
 
 FT. SNELLING 
 
 Lovewell, Gladys, f, Asst. 
 GILBERT 
 
 Nolan, J. T., '18 
 GRAND RAPIDS ) 
 
 Frick, A. H., '18, Farm Adv. 
 HALSTAD 
 
 Robinson, P. T., '12, Farmer 
 HENDERSON 
 
 Larson, R. V., '16, Teacher 
 
 HIBBING 
 
 Hurlbert, Flora D., '01, Libn. 
 HUTCHINSON 
 
 Beach, W. S., g. Botanist 
 
 Sheay, J. P., '12, Instr. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL FALLS 
 
 Dale, W. W., '10, Missionary 
 JACKSON 
 
 Hansen, Mabel L., '14, Teacher 
 
 MANKATO 
 
 Benedict, M. R., f. Farm Adv. 
 Nichols, M. A., '06, Instr. 
 
 MANTORVILLE 
 
 Eade, B. C, '17, Teacher 
 MARSHALL 
 
 Meier, Alice E., g. Cashier 
 
 MINNEAPOLIS 
 
 Birdsall. L. I., g, Chem. 
 Bliss. F. W.. g. Instr. 
 Boettiger. L. A., '14, Instr. 
 Brown, F. A., '13, Arch. 
 Buck, S. J., f. Prof. 
 Burton, S. C, f. Instr. 
 Cabanis, J. B., '08, Mgr. 
 Cavanar, F. T., '03, Phys. 
 Chatterjee, B. N., '13 
 Clinton, Lucile A., '03, Libn. 
 
 M 1 N NEAPOLIS— Continued 
 Coffman, L. D.. f, Dean 
 Colgrove, Vivian G., '18 
 Culvert, Annette M. (Mrs. A. C. Ellison) 
 
 '78, Libn. 
 Currie, Florence B., '06, Libn. 
 Dunham. A. B., '11, Arch. 
 Fifield. C. E., '16. Bus. 
 Forsythe. J. H., f, Instr. 
 Foster, Caroline K., '04, Libn. 
 FuUenwider. T. I.. '02. Sales Mgr. 
 Goetz, Antoinette H.. '15, Libn. 
 Goss, Edna L.. '02. Libn. 
 Haslund, R. H., '15, Arch. 
 Healey. Grace (Mrs. C. L. Smith) 'S3 
 Hunt, E. E., '93 
 
 Hyde, Sophie (Mrs. L. A. Hubachek) '03 
 Jones, R. C, f. Prof. 
 Jones, W. H., f. Composer 
 Jordan, R. J., '11, Ins. Agt. 
 Kahlert, H. E.. '08, Engr. 
 Kampf, Viola M., '07 
 Kirkup, Florence M. (Mrs. J. Parcel) f 
 Krey. A. C. f, Instr. 
 Latimer, T. E., g. Lawyer 
 Lord, W. E., '10, Engr. 
 Lyford, C. C, '75, Veterinarian 
 Ludwig, E. R.. '11. Arch. 
 McCoy. J.. '06. Draftsman 
 McMillan. E. C. '09, Mgr. 
 McRae, J. A., '96, Engr. 
 Maney, G. A., g 
 Mann, F. M., f. Prof. 
 Mellen, A. F., '14. Chem. 
 Miller, W. S.. g, Psychol. 
 Moir, R. B.. '14 
 Morehouse. F. M., '10, Teacher 
 Morton, Mary G., '12, Libn. 
 Norton, E. L., f. Bus. 
 Owen. H. L., '16, Salesman 
 Parcel, J. I., '09, Prof. 
 Patten. "N. B., 'i;, Engr. 
 Peterkin. J. T., f, Instr. 
 Posey, C. J., '00, Prof. 
 Powers. S. R., '12, Teacher 
 Redfield. G. W., '01, Engr. 
 Rose, F. W., '03. Engr. 
 Seeley. Blanche M., '00, Libn. 
 Simer, J.JK.. '07, Lawyer 
 Simons, G. A., '12, Sec. 
 Slocumb E. C '01, Contr. 
 Smith, C. L., '82, Lawyer 
 Steingard. J. N., '11 
 Stevens. W. E., g, Instr. 
 Strauch. Hilda L.. 00, Teacher 
 Taber, B. F., '13. Arch. 
 Thurston, E. S., f. Prof. 
 Tieje, A. T., g, Instr. 
 Todd, A. "J., f. Prof. 
 Triggs, L. A.. '14. Ins. Agt. 
 Wadsworth. W. M.. '14, Mgr. 
 White. S. M.. '96, Phys. 
 Willcox, M. M., '99, Engr. 
 Williams, W. H., f, Mgr. 
 Williams. R.. '96. Phys. 
 Willis, C, '00, Editor 
 Worth. L. G., '03. Libn. 
 Wright, H. F., '05, Mgr. 
 Wyman. A. P., f. Land. Arch. 
 
 MOORHEAD 
 
 Eck. J. W.. '10. Teacher 
 
 Lindley, Bess M. (Mrs. J. W. Eck) '14 
 
 NORTHFIELD 
 
 Erdahl, A. C, g, Instr. 
 Hornbeck, J. W. g. Prof. 
 Lawrence, F. L., f. Prof. 
 Mann, Almeda F., f, Instr. 
 
 NORWOOD 
 
 Laurence, A. F., 'ji, Farm Adv. 
 
 PINE CITY 
 
 Hammers, J., '01. Farmer 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1067 
 
 MINNESOTA— Continued 
 
 PINE RIVER 
 
 Jackson, M. S., '17, Arch. 
 PRINCETON 
 
 Hedgcock, Martha E., '18, Teacher 
 ROCHESTER 
 
 Berger, J. M.. '03, Phys. 
 
 Crawford, H. H., '13, Mgr. 
 
 Mathews, Martha M., '10, Supvr. 
 
 RUSHFORD 
 
 Carmen, Florence, '18 
 ST. CLOUD 
 
 Brown, A. M., '14, Mgr. 
 
 Brown, J. C. f. Coll. Pres. 
 
 Gaddis, A. M., '14, Mgr. 
 
 Hirt, E. G., Jr., '16, Contr. 
 
 ST. PAUL 
 
 Benjamin, M. G., '14, Engr. 
 
 Blester, Alice, '12, Prof. 
 
 Bull, C. P., f. Prof. 
 
 Burrill, W. T., '95, Engr. 
 
 Carson, Helen D., f, Libn. 
 
 Crane, F. R., g, Mgr. 
 
 Butcher, R. A., f. Prof. 
 
 Garber, R. J., '12, Agron. 
 
 Gauger, P. C., '13, Engr. 
 
 Gay, Mary L. (Mrs. H. Blunt) '06 
 
 Geib, G. A., 'i6, Engr. 
 
 Graves, C. E., f, Libn. 
 
 Heimburger, H. V., g, Instr. 
 
 Horner, H. S., '09, Draftsman 
 
 Korsmo, E. O., '11, Engr. 
 
 Larsen, A. W., f, Asst. 
 
 Leonard, H. R, '11, Farm Adv. 
 
 Maclnnes, Frances J., '16, Mycologist. 
 
 Mclntyre, Eva L. (Mrs. P. C. Gauger) '11 
 
 McManis, J. W., '07, Contr. 
 
 Mackay, Sarah D. (Mrs. C. C. Austin) '07 
 
 Meier, E. E.. '05, Engr. 
 
 Nye, C. M., '97, Engr. 
 
 Olson, P. J., g. Prof. 
 
 Fletcher, E. B.. '11, Sec. 
 
 Rathjens, G. W., '10, Engr. 
 
 Reid, H. S.. '18 
 
 Rounds, F. G.. '16, Arch. 
 
 Seymour, B. W., '03, Engr. 
 
 Steinmetz, F. H., '15, Instr. 
 
 Stewart, J. T., '93, Prof. 
 
 Tarncski, E. R., '07, Engr. 
 
 ST. PAUL— Continued 
 
 Walton, P. T. '94, Engr. 
 VVilliamson, W., g 
 Zimmerman, G. J., '12, Bus. 
 
 SAUK CENTER 
 
 Kells. L. M., f, Instr. 
 SLEEPY EYE 
 
 Bane, F. M., '15, Farm Adv. 
 SPRINGFIELD 
 
 Bredvold, L. I., f, Asst. 
 SOUTH NYRES 
 
 Worrell, J. C, '04, Engr. 
 VERNDALE 
 
 Way, Mildred R. (Mrs. H. N. Smith) '14 
 WALKER 
 
 Allison, F. G., '06, Teacher 
 WEBSTER 
 
 Jacobson, A., g, Chem. 
 WELLS 
 
 Hegnauer, R. L., '13, Instr. 
 WESTBROOK 
 
 Wright, J. B., '11, Supt. 
 WHEATON 
 
 Darby, Nellie M. (Mrs. B. Petterson) '91 
 WHITE BEAR 
 
 Enochs, C. D., '98, Engr. 
 
 Hughston, Aline D. (Mrs. C. D. Enochs) 
 '99 
 
 WILLMAR 
 
 Palm, F. C, g. Prof. 
 WINDOM 
 
 Wold. C. A., '13, Engr. 
 WINONA 
 
 Dickerson, O. M., '03, Prof. 
 Gerdtzen, G. A., f 
 Smith, Rose, '11, Instr. 
 
 WORTHINGTON 
 
 Swanberg, E. D. F., '18 
 
 ABERDEEN 
 
 Patton, J. v., '17 
 AGRICULTURE COLLEGE 
 
 Ambrose, A. S., '14, Prof. 
 
 Briscoe, C. F., g. Prof. 
 
 BILOXI 
 
 Philbrick, A., '86, Engr. 
 COLIUMBIA 
 
 Littleton, Martha E. (Mrs. B. B. 
 g 
 COLUMBUS 
 
 Painter, L. G., f. Prof. 
 
 Pohl, Emma O., f, Dir. 
 
 GLOSTER 
 
 Seymour, W. A., '09, Farmer 
 
 GREENVILLE 
 
 Dabney, J. B., '10, Engr. 
 West, C. H., '84, Engr. 
 
 GULFPORT 
 
 Woleben, D. P., '14, Engr. 
 
 MISSISSIPPI 
 
 HEATHMAN 
 
 Landel, Ida S. (Mrs. E. M. Holmes) '99 
 
 JACKSON 
 
 McCluer, G. W.. '84. Farmer 
 Overstreet, N. W., '10, Arch. 
 
 LAUREL 
 
 Perkins, Frances J., 'i8, Psychol. 
 
 Bradley) McCOMB 
 
 Leggett, Wilkie W., '16, Teacher 
 
 NEW AUGUSTA 
 
 Rose, E. E., '09, Lawyer 
 
 OCEAN SPRINGS 
 
 Humphrey, Guess, '05 
 OKOLONA 
 
 Dawson, E. A., f. Correspondent 
 
 SHEALBY 
 
 Brewer, C. H., '10 
 
io68 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 MISSOURI 
 
 AURORA 
 
 McNatt, H. E., f, Farmer 
 BOONVILLE 
 
 Smith, L. L., 'i8, Instr. 
 BRECKENRIDGE 
 
 Kenower, J. T., '83, Editor 
 BURLINGTON JUNCTION 
 
 Caldwell, E. F., '07, Farmer 
 CAMERON 
 
 Bole, S. J., g, Prof. 
 CANTON 
 
 Schultz, W. E., f. Prof. 
 CAPE GIRARDEAU 
 
 Doeden, F. H., '04, Prof. 
 CARL JUNCTION 
 
 Troutman, W. C, '17, Teacher 
 CARROLLTON 
 
 Brewer, W. E., '07, Survr. 
 CARUTHERSVILLE 
 
 Caswell, Julia E. (Mrs. N. C. Hawkins) '05 
 CHARLESTON 
 
 Bond, G. T., '10, Farmer 
 CHILLICOTHE 
 
 Gordon, Inez D., 'oq, Tencher 
 CLINTON 
 
 McCully. C. T., '06. Sec. 
 
 Nichol, Anice E. (Mrs. C. T. McCully) '07 
 
 COLUMBIA 
 
 Albrecht, W. A., 'ti, Instr. 
 
 Allison, H. O., '06, Teacher 
 
 Clark, G. L., f. Prof. 
 
 Gumaer. P. W., '12, Instr. 
 
 McDonald, E. M., '10, Prof. 
 
 Major, H. F., f. Prof. 
 
 Miller, W. W., '13, Acct. 
 
 Moulton, C. R., '07. Prof. 
 
 Read. J. W., f. Prof. 
 
 Rolfe, Amy L. (Mrs. A. E. Enerson) '08 
 
 Smith, M. J., '14, Instr. 
 
 DEXTER 
 
 Dunn, J. E., '06, Engr. 
 Montgomery, T. L., '17, Stud. 
 
 DONIPHAN 
 
 Gerlach, Alma, '18. Mgr. 
 ELDORADO SPRINGS 
 
 Rhodes, J. F., '76, Lawyer 
 EXCELSIOR SPRINGS 
 
 Paton, W. C, '09, Engr. 
 FAYETTE 
 
 Steinke, M. W., g. Prof. 
 FULTON 
 
 Norris, C. '02, Mgr., Coal Co. 
 HANNIBAL 
 
 Meyer, J. F.. Jr., '07. Business 
 
 Nelson, J. C, '12, Arch. 
 
 HARDIN 
 
 Trenchard, Wilma L., '18, Teacher 
 
 HARRISONVILLE 
 
 Sharp. A. J., '82, Engr. 
 
 INDEPENDENCE 
 
 Harris, R. C. '13, Supt. 
 Leavens, A. B., '15, Engr. 
 
 JEFFERSON BARRACKS 
 
 Wood. W. "T., f 
 JEFFERSON CITY 
 
 Dillon, L. A., '09, Teachei 
 
 Grameslej', Margaret A., '04, Libn. 
 
 Harris, H. H., '15, Instr. 
 
 JOPLIN 
 
 Christy, H. E., '09, Engr. 
 Millar, C. v.. '93, Chem. 
 
 KANSAS CITY 
 
 Altekruse, I. B., '10, Bus. 
 
 Archer, A. W., '07, Arch. 
 
 Bardwell, R. C, '09, Chem. 
 
 Barnes, Winifred, '18, Teacher 
 
 Bartb, G. A. C, '10, Engr. 
 
 Bates, R. P., '06, Engr. 
 
 Beardsley, Eleanor M. (Mrs. C. S. Pills- 
 bury) '07 
 
 Beardsley, G. D., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Beardsley, W. M., '79, Lawyer 
 
 Berkemeyer, W. C, '12, Engr. 
 
 Billingsley, Mary P., '08, Libn. 
 
 Blakesley, G. W., '93, Engr. 
 
 Bowman, Gertrude (Mrs. G. R., Johnson) 
 '03 
 
 Brooks, R. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 Bublitz, W. J., '14, Supt. 
 
 Burrill, Evelyn (Mrs. W. A. Lewis) '02 
 
 Buxton, E. W., '08, Engr. 
 
 Candor, R. J., '08, Arch. 
 
 Claflin, S. T., '14, Advertiser 
 
 Comstock, Helen B., '14, l^eacher 
 
 Cooper, A. B., '10, Libn. 
 
 Corrin, W. G., '05, Engr. 
 
 Cravens, Lucile, S., g, Stud. 
 
 Crouch, W. L., '01, Supt. 
 
 Davis, Marietta (Mrs. H. M. Beardsley) '81 
 
 Davis, Nancy (Mrs. M. A. Scovell) '78 
 
 English, J. T., Engr. 
 
 Fizzell, R. B., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Foreman, C. A., '07, Engr. 
 
 Grauten, S. H., '07, Engr. 
 
 Gregory, A. T., '78, Lawyer 
 
 Harvey, A. E., '91, Engr. 
 
 Hewes, C. A., '06, Engr. 
 
 Higgins, A. G., '93, Engr. 
 
 Huff, W. W., "08, Engr. 
 
 Jensen, M. O., '15 
 
 Kent, J. M., '85. Teacher 
 
 Ketchum, D. C., '99, Lawyer 
 
 Knappenberger, J. M., '18, Mgr. 
 
 Larson, L. F., '03, Ins. Agt. 
 
 Lund, H., '02, Engr. 
 
 McCaskey, Wendla J. (Mrs. R. C. Bard- 
 well) '08 
 
 McCune, H. L., '83, Lawyer 
 
 Mclntyre, G. E., '13, Engr. 
 
 McLarty, R. C, '12, Repr. 
 
 Machovec, E. P., '18 
 
 Mercer, C. F., '18 
 
 Mitchell, F. A., '98, Engr. 
 
 Murdock, R. K., '10, Engr. 
 
 Murray. E. B., f, Engr. 
 
 Myers, Clara (Mrs. A. E. Harvey) '91 
 
 Osgood, Mary A., '04, Libn. 
 
 Phillips, Grace D., '05, Lion. 
 
 Potter, E. v., 'is, Engr. 
 
 Powell, J. H.. '91, Business 
 
 Pursley, Emma S., 'is, 
 
 Randolph, Cora C, '17, Teacher 
 
 Reagan, M. E., '17, Insp. 
 
 Russell, G. S., '09, Engr. 
 
 Saunders, H. J., '96, Phvsician 
 
 Schell, E. J., '11, Draftsman 
 
 Schmidt, K. W., '16, Draftsman 
 
 Schumacher. L. G., '07, Engr. 
 
 Schumacher, R., '09, Arch. 
 
 Smith, Avis E., '77, Physician 
 
 Smith, Florence D., '04, Libn. 
 
 Staker, F. M., '07, Mgr. 
 
 Steinmayer, R. A. J., '16. Engr. 
 
 Stephenson, L. A., '04. Mgr. 
 
Geographical Index 
 MISSOURI—Continued 
 
 1069 
 
 KANSAS CITY— Continued 
 Straub, E. J.. '18 
 Tebbetts, G. E., '99. Engr. 
 Walkerly, Margaret M. (Mrs. M. E. Rea- 
 gan) 17 
 Wiles, Bertha H., '17 
 
 Witt, Adaline E. (Mrs. G. W. Davis) *ii 
 Woodworth, Minnie B. (Mrs. J. H. Young) 
 
 '98, .Teacher 
 Yates, R. R., '11, Engr. 
 Young. J. H., '99, Engr. 
 
 KEOKUK 
 
 Pappelendam, B. C. van, '10, Bus. 
 KIRKSVILLE 
 
 Daugherty, L. S., '89, Teacher 
 
 Derby, H. L., '17, Insp. 
 
 Jones, W., '02. Prof. 
 
 KNOBNOSTER 
 
 Wallace, W. A., '11, Engr. 
 DUTESVILLE 
 
 Lutes, G. W., '17 
 MALDEN 
 
 Davis, E. W., g, Farmer 
 MARCELINE 
 
 Anderson, I.. '15, Engr. 
 MARYSVILLE 
 
 Belting, C. H., '12. Instr. 
 
 Day, Harriet, f, Dir. 
 
 MINDElSr MINES 
 
 Nelson, J. C, '07, Farmer 
 .MONETT 
 
 Westbay, J. H., '17, Fuel Insp. 
 
 MONTICELLO 
 
 Wallace, W. J. H., '13, Draftsman 
 MOREItlOUSE 
 
 Eiszner, Adeline C, '08 
 NETHERLANDS 
 
 Baker, A. M. M., Jr., '15, Mgr. 
 NEWARD 
 
 Preston, F. D., '10, Claim Adjuster 
 NORBORNE 
 
 Porter, Agnes (Mrs. A. B. Sawyer) '13 
 
 Sawyer, A. B., Jr., '10, Mgr. 
 
 OLDEN 
 
 Clarkson, Edna (Mrs. J. C. Evans) '04 
 
 PALMYRA 
 
 Sheets, F. T., '14, Engr. 
 PARJS 
 
 Whiting, Vivian J., '17, Teacher 
 PARKVILLE 
 
 Jones, Frances B., '17, Instr. 
 PERKYVILLE 
 
 Raut, A., '14, Agr. 
 PUXICO 
 
 Foster, O. F., '14, Farmer 
 RAVANNA 
 
 Williams, Irene, '18 
 
 RICH HILL 
 
 Munn, A. M., '95, Engr. 
 ST. CHARLES 
 
 Arndt, P. W., '17, Dairy E*xten. 
 
 ST. JOSEPH 
 
 Dart, W., '05, Engr. 
 Henn, O. M., '12, Ins. 
 Hornkohl, S. I. W., '17, Designer 
 Leo, H. T., '12, Chem. 
 Pinault, L. C, '15, Arch. 
 Sherman, W. H., '01, Lawyer 
 White, Marion K., '17, Teacher 
 
 ST. LOUIS 
 
 Adams, Mary O., '15, Teacher 
 
 Aumer, J. P., '08, Chem. 
 
 Ball. T. R., g. Prof. 
 
 Begole, J. F., '96, Engr, 
 
 Benson, J. R., '04, Prin. Schs. 
 
 Bevis, A. L., '16, Sec. 
 
 Birney, T. M., '11, Teacher 
 
 Bishop, G. W., '05, Teacher 
 
 Bower, P. E., '17 
 
 Bradley, E. P., '12, Engr. 
 
 Brown, E. A., '15. Engr. 
 
 Buckingham, A. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 Bumann, C. P., '06, Engr. 
 
 Burgess, F. H., '04. Contr. 
 
 Cartwright, C. F., '14, Engr. 
 
 Chambers, C. B., f 
 
 Chase, D., '14, Salesman 
 
 Cohen, J.. '17, Stud. 
 
 Cook, J. F., '03, Teacher 
 
 Corrubia, A. B. M., f, Instr. 
 
 Cox, H. R., '17 
 
 Crosby, C, '05, Teacher 
 
 Cross, C. W., '92, Engr. 
 
 Cullilane, G. M., '18, Engr. 
 
 Deffendall, P. H., g, Teacher 
 
 De Garmo, Mary C, f. Diet. 
 
 Detering, O. C, '14 
 
 Dicke, O. A., '08, Engr. 
 
 Dunham, W. A., g. Registrar 
 
 Dunlap, Nora B. (Mrs. R. B. Rodgers) 'og 
 
 Eide, A. C, '15, Chem. 
 
 Fauquher S. E. (S. E. Farquhar) g, Mgr. 
 
 Fischer, L. E., '98, Mgr. 
 
 Fletcher, Elizabeth B., '11. Journ. 
 
 Frier, J., '16, Engr. 
 
 Goldman. F. L., '17 
 
 Grabbe, Florence H. (Mrs. C. E. Stewart) 
 
 '12 
 Green, Alta (Mrs. W. C. Ropiequet) '15 
 Griesbaum, E., '14, Engr. 
 Grunewald, H. C. '16, Contr. 
 Gutmann, L., '04, Engr. 
 Hake, H. G., '07, Instr. 
 Hake, Minnie E. T., '16 
 Hall, F. S., '98, Lawyer 
 Hanson, F. B., g, Instr. 
 Hay, H. C, '13. Lawyer 
 Hart, A. H., '18, Insp. 
 Hecht, A. G., '14, Instr. 
 Hill. S., '13, Teacher 
 Hilliard, F. W., '04, Engr. 
 Hilpert, Martha, '17 
 Hobler, A. W., '12, Advertiser 
 Holferty, G. M., f. Prof. 
 Hollman, E. E., '12, Chem. 
 Hucke, P. M., '93 
 Jackson. Eva J., '12, Teacher 
 Jeude, E. A.. '18 
 Jones, C. C, '15, Salesman 
 Keith, C. E.. '04. Business 
 Kipp, J. G. E., '17 
 Kirkpatrick, R. J., '11. Salesman 
 Koch, Eloise, '17, Teacher 
 Krebs, W. S., '13. Prof. 
 Kreiling. R. G., '17. Chem. 
 Larson, L. L., '15, Chem. 
 Lindsey, G. H., '15, Salesman 
 Ludwig. Ethel L., 17, Teacher 
 Lyon, J. B., '16. Engrr, 
 McFarland. J. A., '03, Chem. 
 McGinnis, Marv O., '02, Teacher 
 McGrath, F. X.', '12, Supt. 
 Marx, F. A. K., '15, Engr. 
 
I070 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 MISSOURI— Continued 
 
 ST. LOUIS— Continued 
 
 Mead, L. S., '17, Salesman 
 Merrill, S. F., '00, Chem. 
 Metzger, L. C. F., '05, Engr. 
 Miller, C. B., '07, Teacher 
 Mosby, B. H., '09, Teacher 
 Neslage, O. J., '16, Engr. 
 Nickell, L. F., '09. Chem. 
 Nickolls, C. R., '17, Chem. 
 Niver, Margaret (Mrs. W. L. Pfeffer) f 
 Ockerson, J. A., '73, Engr. 
 Overland, Amy M., '12 
 Pahmeyer, F. O., '05, Engr. 
 Potter, C. P., '09, Engr. 
 Pruyn, Clara (Mrs. C. B. Miller) '10 
 Pyron, J. E., '17, Chem. 
 Richards, Olive A., '18 
 Riche, A. L., '13, Engr. 
 Rodgers, R. B., '09, Engr. 
 Rods, E. G., '17 
 Rowland. C. K., '09, Lawyer 
 Ruedi, C. H., '17 
 Schaumberg, E. G., '17 
 Schlutius, Louise G., '13, Teacher 
 Schmitz, E. A., '13, Engr. 
 Schulzke, O. F., '10, Chem. 
 Seib, E. C, '11, Engr. 
 Sheldon, V. L., '03, Engr. 
 Siler, R. W., '03, Engr. 
 Smith, G. C, '01, Surgeon 
 Stearn, A. E., g, Chem. 
 Steinbreder, W. J., '15, Mfr. 
 Steinmeyer, H. A., '15, Grocer 
 Stevens, Edith H., '16 
 Stevenson, M. L., '10, Teacher 
 Stiegmeyer, Clara M., '18, Teacher 
 Stoflfel. C. M., '16, Engr. 
 Stoutzenberg, Florence (Mrs. C. R. Nick- 
 olls) '17 
 Stowell, C. J., g. Stud. 
 Stromquist, W. G., '10, Engr. 
 Taylor, F. C, '07, Mgr. 
 Thompson, Marion (Mrs. B. Gratz) '95 
 
 ST. LOUIS— Continued 
 
 Thomsen. J. W., '10, Engr. 
 
 Uhlendorf, B. A., f, Asst. 
 
 Webb, R. S., '14. Arch. 
 
 Werckshagen, P. E., g 
 
 Wetzel, Nellie (Mrs. V. I. Sheldon) '04 
 
 Wilkins. J. E., '18. Scholar 
 
 Wilkinson, Mary S.. '07, Libn. 
 
 Woerman. Lillian H. (Mrs. R. Ward) '18 
 
 Woods, Frances O., '18 
 
 Volk, A. C, '16 
 
 Yackey, Otillia E., '18 
 
 Young. L. E., g. Prof. 
 
 Zeis, H. C, '13, Teacher 
 
 Zeppenfield, E. W., '14, Teacher 
 
 SIKESTON 
 
 Galeener, J. H., '06, Lawyer 
 SPRINGFIELD 
 
 Boehmer, Florence E., g. Teacher 
 
 Boehmer, Louise, '18, Dietitian 
 
 Eisenmeyer, A. J., '82 
 
 Hauber, C, '15, Arch. 
 
 Ledgerwood, L. W., '16, Engr. 
 
 Peabody, L. W.. '91, Engr. 
 
 Schaub, I. O., f. Demonstrator 
 
 Smith, O. M., g 
 
 Steinmeyer, O. C, '02, Chem. 
 
 TARKIO 
 
 Barger. Panzy L., g. Teacher 
 Rees, M. H., g. Prof. 
 
 WEBB CITY 
 
 Sides, Aimee M. (Mrs. B. D. W. Sides) '04 
 
 WEBSTER GROVES 
 Gore, A., '05, Prin. 
 Hamsher, F., f, Supt. 
 Neininger, A. B., '11, Supt. 
 .Smith. B., '01, Teacher 
 Wright, J. E.. '85, Editor 
 
 MONTANA 
 
 ACTON 
 
 Horr, R. L., '04, Rancher 
 ANACONDA 
 
 Huffman, Eva E., '08, Instr. 
 BEKCAIL 
 
 Thomson, F. N., '07, Farmer 
 BILLINGS 
 
 Dillavou, R. C, '11, Lawyer 
 
 Durland, C. E., '04, Engr. 
 
 Krueger, E. T., '10, Dean 
 
 Moffett, D. R., '17, Lawyer 
 
 Moore. H. C, '13, Lawyer 
 
 Norberg, A., '16, Engr. 
 
 Stebbins, R., '05, Farmer 
 
 Tate, F. R., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Wernham. J. I., '99, Phys. 
 
 BOZEMAN 
 
 Evans, Augusta D., f, Asst. 
 Ford, Carlotta M., '11, Prof. 
 Forrest, Elizabeth, '06, Libn. 
 Hess, Abigail M. (Mrs. W. O. Whitcomb) 
 
 '10 
 Joseph, W. E., g, Prof. 
 Murdock, H. E., f, Engr. 
 
 BUTTE 
 
 Barloga, D. F., '08, Lawyer 
 
 CHOTEAU 
 
 Timmis, Alice M. (Mrs. J. J. Greene) '13 
 
 CRESTON 
 
 Paullin, L. Estelle (Mrs. L. Padgette) '85, 
 Physician 
 
 DILLON 
 
 Carson, Lucy H., g, Teacher 
 
 Hinshaw, Hazel E. (Mrs. T. E. Luebben) 
 
 '14 
 Weenink, Ruth A., '17 
 
 DUTTON 
 
 Barton, P. L., '11, Farmer 
 Du Bois, A. D., '99, Farmer 
 
 EUREKA 
 
 McLaughlin, Edna M., '07, Teacher 
 FERGUS 
 
 Allyn, Hester A., '17, Teacher 
 
 Allyn, O. M., '12, Rancher 
 
 Gilkerson, Frances E. (Mrs. O. Allyn) '03 
 
 FOREST GROVE 
 
 Adriance, Rhoda (Mrs. D. N. Hitch) '12 
 Hitch, D. N., '11, Lawyer 
 
 FT. BENTON 
 
 Shinn, W. R., '06, Agr. 
 GREAT FALLS 
 
 Piatt, S. H., '83, Supt. 
 
 Smith, Laura B. (Mrs. S. H. Piatt) '84 
 
 Woolsey, Lulu C. (Mrs. G. P. Hurst) '99 
 
 HAMILTON 
 
 White, Caroline L. (Mrs. M. R. Jeffrey) 
 '04, Teacher 
 
 HELENA 
 
 Rentfro, P. C, 'lo. Lawyer 
 
 Sloan, Hazel (Mrs. P. G. Schroeder) '05 
 
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 Geographical Index 
 
 1071 
 
 HILGER 
 
 Gilkerson, T. J., '05, Auctioneer 
 
 KALISPELL 
 
 Ritchie, Elizabeth P., '09, Libn. 
 
 LEWISTOWN 
 
 Cresap, Trella J., '04, Teacher 
 Smith, W. H., '85, Lawyer 
 Trams, T. H., '07, Engr. 
 
 LIBBY 
 
 Marshall, C. A., '07. Minister 
 
 LOLO 
 
 Pellens, Louise J., '09, Teacher 
 
 MILES CITY 
 
 Sawtell, W. A., '10, Ranchman 
 
 MISSOULA 
 
 Bullock, Agnes I., '09, Teacher 
 Danielson, W. C, '10, Engr. 
 Gross, G. A., f, Assoc. 
 Howard, J. W., g, Instr. 
 Jesse, R. H., Jr., f. Dean 
 Phillips, P. €., g. Prof. 
 Sloane, R. H., '07, Engr. 
 Sisson, E. O., f, Univ. Pres. 
 
 MONTFORT 
 
 Allen, R. C, '14 
 
 NIAGARA FALLS 
 
 Bagley, G. D., '12, Engr. 
 
 MONTANA— Continued 
 
 NORTH CALVERT 
 
 Savidge, H., '07, Engr. 
 POLSON 
 
 Child, W. E., '08, Lawyer 
 RONAN 
 
 Martin, Arselia B. (Mrs. E. D. Swisher) 
 
 o °^ 
 
 Swisher, E. D., '10, Minister 
 
 ROUND UP 
 
 Mercer. W. W., '14, Lawyer 
 SAND SPRINGS 
 
 Allen, F. E., '07, Farmer 
 SNOW BELT 
 
 Robertson, N. S., '07 
 
 STANFORD 
 
 Wineman, E., '09, Lawyer 
 
 STEVENSVILLE 
 
 Daugherty, Anna E., '15 
 THREE FORKS 
 
 Peine, P. C, '10. Salesman 
 THURLOW 
 
 Hay, W. M., '91, Farmer 
 TRIDENT 
 
 Hattis, R. E., '14, Engr. 
 WILSALL 
 
 Spence, F., 't7. Business 
 
 NEBRASKA 
 
 ALVO 
 
 Weed, M. O., '78, Farmer 
 BEATRICE 
 
 Dalbey, D. S., '02, Farmer 
 BLAIR 
 
 Capps, E. v., '95, Engr. 
 
 Debel, N. H., g, Instr. 
 
 BUSHNELL 
 
 Smith, P. M., '15 
 CARLETON 
 
 Lichty, L. C, g, Instr. 
 CHADRON 
 
 Holch, R. E., '10, Prof. 
 CRETE 
 
 Cole, Mary M. (Mrs. G. H. Scott) '96 
 
 Scott, G. H., '96, Prof. 
 
 FAIRBURY 
 
 Lewis, Camilla F. (Mrs. C. J. Bills) '83 
 GRAND ISLAND 
 
 Barnes. Bertha E. (Mrs. S. D. Ross) '81 
 
 Ross, K. D., '16. Acct. 
 
 Ross, S. D.. '81 
 
 Sutherland, (j. F., '13 
 
 HAY SPRINGS 
 
 Weston, C, '76, Lawyer 
 
 HAYES CENTER 
 
 McCartney, W. P., '93, Lawyer 
 
 HEBRON 
 
 Richards, C. L., '78, Lawyer 
 
 HOLDREGE 
 
 Dean, F. A., '78, Banker 
 
 JACKSON 
 
 McKeever, R. E., 'i8 
 KEARNEY 
 
 Jennings, Anna V., '03, Libn. 
 
 Langdon, Margie E., '12, Libn. 
 
 LINCOLN 
 
 Babbitt, A., g, Prof. 
 
 Ben.ley, R. C, g, Instr. 
 
 Bells, C. J., '80, Banker 
 
 Brandt, E. H., '97, Arch. 
 
 Brenke, W. C. '96. Prof. 
 
 Calvin, J. W., f, Assoc. 
 
 Decker, L. M., '11, Bus. 
 
 Darning, H. G.. f, Prof. 
 
 Eastlack, H. E., f. Prof. 
 
 Eiker, W. H., '06, Engr. 
 
 Hardin, Hazel (Mrs. O. R. Martin) g 
 
 Hollister, V. L., '07, Engr. 
 
 McClain, F. H.. '10, Teacher 
 
 Martin, O. R., g. Prof. 
 
 Moore, B. E., f. Prof. 
 
 Pierce, Fanny, '75 
 
 Pierce, J. L., '74, Business 
 
 Pilcher, Lela G. (Mrs. V. L. Hollister) '05 
 
 Reid, R. R., '05, Lawyer 
 
 Ritchey, F. L,, '09, Clerk 
 
 Shackell, Bessie E., '10, Teacher 
 
 Thurston, H. W., Jr., '15, Teacher 
 
 LOUISVILLE 
 
 Yant, R. C, '07, Engr. 
 
 NEBRASKA CITY 
 
 Anderson, C. B., f. Geol. 
 Stevenson, Annie H., '07 
 
 NEWCASTLE 
 
 Schulte, Mabel (Mrs. R. C. Richards) 'oi 
 
 NORFOLK 
 
 Albaugh, H. L., '17, Farmer 
 
1072 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 NEBRASKA— Continued 
 
 NORTH BEND 
 
 Seymour, R. R., '09, Farmer 
 OAKLAND 
 
 Hansen, R. W., '14, Contr. 
 OMAHA 
 
 Appelquist, J. G., '00, Engr. 
 
 Avery, Kittie C, '82 
 
 Babcock, C. L., '94, Business 
 
 Berger, Adda E. (Mrs. W. S. Gentry) '11 
 
 Clarke, E. B., '91, Arch. 
 
 Clarke, F. W., '91, Arch. 
 
 Creedon. J. F., '18, Supt. 
 
 Dern, K. L., '18 
 
 Eddy, H. T., f. Instr. 
 
 Ferry, L. C, '07, Business 
 
 Gentry, W. S., Jr., '12, Salesman 
 
 Hayes, D. L., '12, Mgr. 
 
 Hughes. W. J., '10, Mgr. 
 
 John, Dorette (Mrs. F. E. Rusher) '14 
 
 Kane, R. A., '14, Arch. 
 
 Klein, J. L.. ':8 
 
 Le Sourd. A. C '03, Engr. 
 
 Mackin, P. J., '18 
 
 Mallory, R. H.. '18, Business 
 
 Medlar. Henrietta, '18 
 
 Row, G. E., '96. Engr. 
 
 Rusher, F. E., '12, Mgr. 
 
 Schreier, E. P.. '14, Draftsman 
 
 Scruggs. A. P., '07, Lawyer 
 
 Smith. F. D., '05. Mgr. 
 
 Stebbins, Millicent, g, Teacher 
 
 Unzicker, W. L., '98 
 
 PERU 
 
 Crosthwait, G. A., '03, Prof. 
 
 RUSHVILLE 
 
 Brown, Ella S., '11, Teacher 
 
 SCOTTSBLUFF 
 
 Holch, A. E., '13, Prin. 
 
 SHICKLEY 
 
 Broderson, H. J., f, Chem. 
 
 UNIVERSITY PLACE 
 Wells, E. H., g. Prof. 
 
 WACO 
 
 Warfield, V. H.. '14, Cashier 
 
 WAYNE 
 
 Claycomb, A. T., '09, Farmer 
 
 WILBER 
 
 Balderson, T. A., '18 
 WISNER 
 
 Kenower, G. F., '75, Editor 
 YORK 
 
 Haggard, Ada O., '10, Libn. 
 Liggett, F. M., '08, Bus. 
 
 EDGEMONT 
 
 Baker. Ruth M. (Mrs. C. H. Leonard) '09, 
 Teacher 
 
 GOLDFIELD 
 
 Barnes, A. E., '75, Engr. 
 
 MASON 
 
 Knemeyer, E. F., '15, Farmer 
 
 NEVADA 
 
 RENO 
 
 Denny, Maude A., '13, Prof. 
 Jones, J. C, '02, Prof. 
 Lincoln, F. C, f, Assayer 
 Sears, G. W., g, Instr. 
 Smith, Helen M., '16, Teacher 
 Wilson, F. W., g. Prof. 
 
 THOMPSON 
 
 Starr, F. A. E., '76, Miner 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE 
 
 EXETER 
 
 Sargent, Rachel L., g. Teacher 
 
 HANOVER 
 
 Bradsher, E. L., f, Instr. 
 
 Forsythe, C. H., g, Instr. 
 
 Haskins, C. N., f. Prof. 
 
 James, Louise A. (Mrs. C. H. Forsythe) '11 
 
 Mathewson, L. C, g. Prof. 
 
 Young, J. W., f. Prof. 
 
 KEENE 
 
 Bissell, D. W., g, Chem. 
 MANCHESTER 
 
 Christie, J. R., g, Asst. 
 NASHLTA 
 
 Flather, Alice V., f, Instr. 
 NEW HAMPTON 
 
 Cox, S. H., g, Teacher 
 
 NEW JERSEY 
 
 ARLINGTON 
 
 Gill, F. W.. '06, Chem. 
 Kneeland, F. H., '04, Editor 
 
 BAYONNE 
 
 Dole, I. B., '11, Agt. 
 BLOOMFIELD 
 
 Dass, B., '14, Engr. 
 BOGOTA 
 
 Fisher, C. A., g, Instr. 
 BRIDGETON 
 
 Eaton, H.. '74, Farmer 
 BROADWAY 
 
 Colton. R. S., '16, Engr. 
 
 CARNEYS POINT 
 
 Rowe, E. M., '14, Supvr. 
 CHATHAM 
 
 Sanford, E. W., '06, Engr. 
 CLAYTON 
 
 Silver, M. G., '17 
 DOVER 
 
 Cornell, W. H., '93. Engr. 
 
 Foster, G. H., '17, Chem. 
 
 EAST ORANGE , 
 
 Barackman, G. B., '02, Engr. 
 Braley, H. D., '09, Engr. 
 Bush, L., '88, Engr. 
 
EAST ORANGE— Continued 
 
 Freese, J. A., '02, Doctor „ ^ „ , . 
 Hammers, Edna R. (Mrs. G J^Ray) o 
 Hanson, Rachelle M. (Mrs. R. B. Gurley) 
 
 Hayward, Edith S. (Mrs. W. H. Rothgeb) 
 
 Holderman, Harriet (Mrs. A. J. Saunders) 
 
 '04 
 Janson, T. M., '14. Chem. 
 Moore, C. R., f, Engr. 
 Ray, G. J., '98, Engr. 
 Rothgeb, W. H., '05. Banker 
 Wyatt, R. D., '09. Sec. 
 
 ELIZABETH 
 
 Buck, A. M., g. Consulting Engr. 
 Ingalls, R. D., '12, Engr. 
 Seiler, G. W., '13, Engr. 
 
 GRANTWOOD 
 
 Eslick, L., 'is, Business 
 GRENLOCH 
 
 Lee, B. F., "iS, Merchant 
 
 HAMMONTON 
 
 Tornquist, C. H., '07. Engr. 
 HARRISON 
 
 Gray, F. J., 'n, Engr. 
 HASBROUCH HEIGHTS 
 
 Hagedorn, F. A., '11, Engr. 
 HIGH BRIDGE 
 
 Bench, A. R., '06, Engr. 
 HOBOKEN 
 
 Simpson, C. W., '04. Engr. 
 
 JERSEY CITY 
 
 Andronescu, D. D., g. Prof. 
 Udinsky, W. P.. '18, Stud. 
 
 LAKE GEORGE 
 
 Stuhlmann, O., Jr., g. Prof. 
 
 LAKEWOOD 
 
 Dunn, M. S., g, Chem. 
 
 LEONIA 
 
 Cummings. P. W '11, Engr. 
 Goulding, P. S., f. Libn. 
 Puckett, H. W., f, Teacher 
 
 MADISON 
 
 Ricker, R. C, '00, Engr. 
 
 MAPLEWOOD 
 
 Amrine. T. H., '06, Engr. 
 
 Anderson, B. T., '07. Engr. _ ^ , . 
 
 Bradley, Tirzah O. (Mrs. B. T. Anderson) 
 
 '06 ^ , 
 
 Rich, D. H., 07, Teacher 
 
 METUCHEN 
 
 Gilmcur, J. C, '03, Engr. 
 
 MONTCLAIR 
 
 McKinney, Mary E., f. Teacher 
 McMillan. N., Jr., '04, Constr. 
 Sawyer, G. P., 'n, Engr. 
 
 MORSEMERE 
 
 Patterson, F. A., f, Prof. 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Anderson. C. E., '11, Mgr. 
 Bramhall, R. R.. 'id. Engr. 
 Buckner, O. S., '16, Engr. 
 Christy, G., 'iS 
 Corson, H. P.. g, Chem. 
 Euston, J. H., '18 
 Farmer, P. M., 09, Engr. 
 
 Geo(:.r.\phical Index 
 
 NEW JERSEY— Continued 
 
 N EWARK— Continued 
 
 107 
 
 Golinkin, A. L., '17, Engr. 
 
 Harkness, C. L., '10, Insp. 
 
 Kaar, H. W., '11, Draftsman 
 
 Knight, Mabel A. (Mrs. C. L. Harkness) 
 
 'i I 
 Lehman, R. F.. '10, Engr. 
 Patton, J. A., '88, Doctor 
 
 NEW BRUNSWICK 
 
 Dodge, F. H., f. Prof. 
 
 Elston, L. W. (L. W. di Ghilini) 13, Agr. 
 
 Gordon, H. B., g, Instr. 
 
 Keller, O., f, Chem. 
 
 NORTH ARLINGTON 
 
 Jinguji, Genjiro, '12, Engr. 
 
 ORANGE 
 
 Hammers, Lillian, '05, Teacher 
 
 PASSAIC 
 
 Bond, Augusta E. (Mrs. R. G. Smith) '12 
 Bond, Bertha J. (Mrs. F. S. Putney) 04, 
 
 Libn. 
 Kent, W. R., '12, Engr. 
 Smith, R. G., f, Chem. 
 
 PERTH AMBOY 
 
 Fowler, R. L., '99, Mgr. 
 PRINCETON 
 
 Braun, F. A., g, Instr. 
 
 Brown, J. H., g, Assoc. 
 
 Dirks, H. B., '04, Prof. 
 
 Howe, P. E., '06, Chem. 
 
 Rinaker, Harriet B. (Mrs. P. E. Howe) g, 
 Demonstrator _ ^ , ^ , 
 
 Rinaker, Janet (Mrs. C. Ten Broeck) 17 
 
 Ten Broeck, C, '08, Phys. 
 
 RED BANK 
 
 Church, L. R., '17, Engr. 
 
 RIDGEFIELD PARK 
 
 McCarthy, Ellen (Mrs. J. W. Foley) f 
 
 RIDGEWOOD 
 
 Whipple, Helen K., '16, Teacher 
 
 ROSELLE 
 
 Mead, C. E., '04, Engr. 
 
 SEWAREN 
 
 Lacy, B. S., f. Chem. 
 
 SOMERVILLE 
 
 Cornelison, R. W., '90, Chem. 
 
 SOUTH ORANGE 
 
 Mehren. E. J., '06 Editor 
 Root, V. K., '16, Salesman 
 
 TRENTON 
 
 Frederick, F. F., f, Dir. 
 Richardson, C, '14. Salesman 
 Young, A. E., '14, Mgr. 
 
 UPPER MONTCLAIR 
 
 Goldschmidt, E. W., '87, Mgr 
 
 Kimball, Clara M. (Mrs. E. Goldschmidt) f 
 
 VINELAND 
 
 Peters, A. W., f, Instr. 
 
 WESTFIELD 
 
 Johnston. E. H., '07, Engr. 
 "Swart, H. V., '06, Engr. 
 
 WOODCLIFF 
 
 Hanes, Helen L. (Mrs. H. L. Olin) '14 
 Olin, H. L., g, Chem. 
 
I074 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ALBIUQUERQUE 
 
 Barnhart. C. A., '05, Prof. 
 
 Clarke. O. B., '97 
 
 Fyfe, Isabella (Mrs. L. S. Peters) '05 
 
 Gere, Helen B. (Mrs. E. C. Benson) '14 
 
 Lehner, J. C, '02, Lawyer 
 
 Mohr, H., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Riley. Anna B. (Mrs. L. J. Miller) '02 
 
 Sisler, D. T., '05, Libn. 
 
 Wand, A. W., '12, Prof. 
 
 Weese, A. O., g. Prof. 
 
 ARTESL\ 
 
 Brainard, C. V., '83, Rancher 
 
 CARRIZOZO 
 
 Spellman, Lorinda B., '01, Dairywoman 
 
 EAST LAS VEGAS 
 
 Van Petten, H. S., '84, Druggist 
 
 NEW MEXICO 
 
 FERNDALE 
 
 Ervin, Helen E. (Mrs. 
 Libn. 
 
 W. E. Roberts) '09, 
 
 LAS CRUCES 
 
 Hill, F. L., '8:, Engr. 
 
 ROSWELL 
 
 Geyer, Grace M., '16, Stenog. 
 Glick, H. R., '04, Lawyer 
 Mell, J. D., '03, Lawyer 
 
 SILVER CITY 
 
 Fowler, M., '07, Lawyer 
 Royall, C. C, '04 
 
 TUCUMCARI 
 
 Hittson, C. H., '05. Lawyer 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 ALBANY 
 
 Dodds, G., '99, Elec. Engr. 
 Draper. E. L., '02. Surgeon 
 Horner, H. H., '01, Prof. 
 
 ANTWERP 
 
 Gill, J. D., '76, Lawyer 
 
 ARKPORT 
 
 Faulkner, G. D., '11, Farmer 
 
 AUBURN 
 
 Scott, L. W., '11. Minister 
 Van Kleek, J. R., f. Arch. 
 
 BALLSTON LAKE 
 
 Fick, C. W., '12, Foreman 
 
 B ATA VI A 
 
 Harvey, H. A., f, Phys. 
 BELLROSE, L. I. 
 
 Hubbart, G. R., '06, Journ. 
 BINGHAMTON 
 
 Eastman, J. F., g. Farm Adv. 
 
 Fleming. C. E., '04. Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 
 Steinwedell, G., '97, Business 
 
 BLOOMING GROVE 
 
 Loomis, R. S.. f, Instr. 
 
 BOLIVAR 
 
 Carnahan, O. A., '10, Prof. 
 
 BRONX 
 
 Shaw, I. M. (I. M. Scholnitzsky) '11, Engr. 
 
 BRONXVILLE 
 
 Bacher, H. R., '15. Engr. 
 
 Langdon, W. C, f. Pageant Master 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
 Baldwin. W. J., f. Teacher 
 
 Brady. G. K., ':6 
 
 Burkhalter, R. M., '07. Commissioner 
 
 Butterfield. Helen (Mrs. J. J. Schoon- 
 
 hoven) '91 
 Crabbs. C. L., '90, Engr. 
 Eide T., '04., Engr. 
 Gregory, G., '87 
 Halliday. E. M., f. Minister 
 Harris. Hannah (Mrs. W. H. Sellards) 17 
 Homs, T. M.. '10, Mfr. 
 Humphrey. K. B., '16. Engr. 
 Liggett, Irene L., '16 
 MacKechnie. H. W.. '16. Engr. 
 McKenna, E. L.. g. Asst. 
 McKnight, Elizabeth B., 07. Libn. 
 Meneely, T. H.. g, Teacher 
 Nilsson, O. A., '01, Engr. 
 
 B ROOKLYN— Continued 
 
 Payne, Veda L. (Mrs. J. J. MacDonald) 
 
 '14 
 Robinson, L. A., '98, Prof. 
 Schecht, M., '\^ 
 Schradieck, H. E.. g 
 Sellards, W. H., '16, Mgr. 
 Sharpe, R. W., '93, Teacher 
 Shewhart, W. A., '13, Engr. 
 Stempel, W. M., g, Instr. 
 Streight, Laura A.. '99 
 Thvedt, C. B., '12, Engr. 
 Van Brunt, G. A., '08, Chem. 
 Waldo, A. W.. '17 
 Walser, S. A., '17 
 Weirick, R. W., '99, Arch. 
 White, C. K., '12, Acct. 
 
 BUFFALO 
 
 Chester, D. II., '91 
 
 Crawford. J. A., g. Botanist 
 
 Derick, C. G., g, Dir. 
 
 Fish, J. L., '15, Business 
 
 Goodmann, Leola (Mrs. W. H. Scales) '14 
 
 Harding, L. A., f, Engr. 
 
 McKeon, J. M., '16, Draftsman 
 
 Miller, J. A., '85, Chem. 
 
 Moore, B. L., '90 
 
 Moore. F. G., '06, Supt. 
 
 Moulton. W. R., '08, Engr. 
 
 Nelson, R. A., '15, Chem. 
 
 Parker, K., g, Engr. 
 
 Prasil, A., '14, Chem. 
 
 Scales, W. H., '14, Engr. 
 
 Smith. Irene F. (Mrs. J. F. Smith) '16. 
 
 Teacher 
 Smith, J. F., '16, Libn. 
 Storer, J., f. Sec. 
 Strachan, E. K.. g, Chem. 
 Sy, A. P., '94. Prof. 
 Thompson. H. E., '14. Engr . 
 Torrance. F. C, f, Engr. 
 Tresise, F. G., '90, Contr. 
 White, G. R., '16 
 Whitehead. O. G., '10, Engr. 
 Wiley, W. K., '04, Engr. 
 
 CANANDAIGUA 
 
 Huntoon, H. .\., '05, Supt. 
 
 CARTHAGE 
 
 Woodin. Mary E., g. Teacher 
 
 CLYDE 
 
 Arnold, W. H., Jr.. '10. Teacher 
 
 CORNING 
 
 Patchill. G. T., '17 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1075 
 
 NEW YORK— Continued 
 
 CORTLAND 
 
 Clark, Helen, g, Instr. 
 
 Clarke, Helen B., '15, Teacher 
 DOVER 
 
 Littleton, L. R., g, Chem. 
 ELMIRA 
 
 Bascome, B. S., '13, Supt. 
 FLUSHING 
 
 Roberts, M. D., '17 
 
 Sample, J. C, '96, Engr. 
 
 FOREST HILLS 
 
 Buck, L., '09. Cashier 
 
 MacNeal, W. J., f. Prof. 
 
 Perry, Mabel (Mrs. W. J. MacNeal) '04 
 
 FREDONIA 
 
 Hamilton, T. E., f. Prof. 
 FULTON 
 
 Bardwell, Laura C. (Mrs. D. W. Crane) 
 
 , '16 
 
 Crane, D. W., 'i6. Farmer 
 
 GENEVA 
 
 Glasgow, H., '08, Entomol. 
 GLENS FALLS 
 
 Parker, W., f, Statistician 
 HAMBURG 
 
 Beyer, O. S., Jr., f, Instr. 
 HEMPSTEAD. L. I. 
 
 Becker, L. M., '16, Engr. 
 HICKSVILLE. L. L 
 
 Walser, F. E., '15, Farm Mgr. 
 HUNTINGTON 
 
 Ashman, R., f, Asst. 
 ITHACA 
 
 Bayley, P. L., g, Asst. 
 
 Beal, A. C, '97, Prof. 
 
 Dallenbach, K. M., '10. Instr. 
 
 Engelder, C. J., f, Instr. 
 
 Gilkerson, Portia E. (Mrs. H. A. Hopper) 
 '07 
 
 Gross, C. R., g, Bacteriol. 
 
 Harper, M., g, Prof. 
 
 Hopper. H. A., g. Prof. 
 
 Johannsen, O. A., '94, Prof, 
 ohnson, Gertrude A. (Mrs. N. F. Mac- 
 Donald) g 
 Love, H. H.. f. Prof. 
 Myers, C. H., g, Prof. 
 Phelps, A. C, '94. Prof. 
 Royce, E., f, Mus. 
 
 Straight, Fleda D. (Mrs. C. H. Myers) '08 
 Wang, T. C, '16 
 
 KEW GARDENS. L. I. 
 
 McClure, Eaizabeth D. (Mrs. H. S. Bick- 
 et) '04 
 
 LOCKPORT 
 
 Vedder, E. C, '17 
 LONG ISLAND 
 
 Booth, H. T., g. Engr. 
 
 Dennis, Rose C. (Mrs. H. T. Booth) 't8 
 
 Fanning, R. S., g, Instr. 
 
 Fiero. E. E., '14 
 
 Hoagland, H. E.. '10, Pub. Service 
 
 Hutchinson, O. C. K.. '16, Engr. 
 
 Maxwell. Anne M., '92 
 
 Prouty, E. C, '14, Mgr. 
 
 Terry, J. P., f, Asst. 
 
 MANHASSEiT 
 
 Henry, S. T., Jr.. '04, Mgr. 
 
 McDougall, Agnes (Mrs. S. T. Henry) '05 
 
 MEDINA 
 
 Acer. H. A., *i2. Mfr. 
 Newell, G. A., Jr., '14, Mgr. 
 
 MENANDS 
 
 McAllister, H. T., '10, Chem. 
 MT. VERNON 
 
 Bradley, J. J., '09, Salesman 
 
 Gay, G. I., f. Statistician 
 
 NEW BRIGHTON 
 
 Boyd, W. A., '91, Engr. 
 Varon, D., f. Arch. 
 
 NEW HARTFORD 
 
 Dewey, C. R., '08, Lawyer 
 NEW ROCHELLE 
 
 Goldthwaite, Nellie E., f. Prof 
 
 McRobie, Isabel (Mrs. W. T. Ray) 'o-? 
 
 Ray, W. T., '01, Engr. 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 Akers, M. K., '05, Engr. 
 
 Anderson, B. A., g, Econ. Adv. 
 
 Arnold, C. N., '11, Electn. 
 
 Bagley, W. C, f. Prof. 
 
 Barbour, H. H., '84, Engr. 
 
 Barlow, R. L., '15, Lawyer 
 
 Baum, H. W., '95, Engr. 
 
 Bear, E. R., '03, Engr. 
 
 Becker, F. C, f, Instr. 
 
 Belting, P. E., '12, Teacher 
 
 Betts, D. R., '05, Printer 
 
 Bevans, T. A. M., '99, Illustrator 
 
 Bonser, F. G., '01, Prof. 
 
 Brazeau, E. F.. '17, Mfr. 
 
 Brentlinger, C. M., '16, Engr. 
 
 Brown. J. F., '13, Lawyer 
 
 Cadisch, G. F., '17, Stud. 
 
 Chester, M. E., '97, Mfr. 
 
 Chu, O. G., '13 
 
 Clarkson, A. J., '16, Designer 
 
 Conard, Sarah O. (Mrs. E. O. Jacob) '06 
 
 Conel. J. L., g, Instr. 
 
 Conklin, R. R., '80, Financier 
 
 Cooley, Norma, '13 
 
 Coolidge, R. N., 'i6, Engr. 
 
 Cools. G. v., '16 
 
 Cortelyou, G. B., h. Co. Pres. 
 
 Daugherty, H. P., '14, Mgr. 
 
 Davis, F. L., '88, Contr. 
 
 Dean, H. C. '09, Supt. 
 
 Denio, H. W., f, Libn. 
 
 Doane, Alice M. (Mrs. M. E. Leach) g 
 
 Doisy, E. A., '14, Chem. 
 
 Doyle, E. D., '10, Engr. 
 
 Drew, Celia A., f. Teacher 
 
 Drew, Lillian B. (Mrs. M. Van Grammer) 
 
 'i I 
 Engel, S. P., f. Asst. 
 Evans, J. E., '12. Engr. 
 Everhart, R. O., '98, Minister 
 Fellheimer. A., '95, Arch. 
 Foley, J. W., '11, Engr. 
 Fossler, Anna K., f, Libn. 
 Gardner, H., f, Instr. 
 Garrison, N. L., f. Dir. 
 
 Garver, Daisey (Mrs. H. W. Baum) '99 
 Gates, Fanny C, f. Y. W. C. A. Sec. 
 Gephart, F., f, Chem. 
 Goldmerstein, L., g, Engr. 
 Goldsmith, Margaret L., g. Investigator 
 Goss, W. F. M., h. Exec. 
 Graves, L. H., '12, Sec. 
 Green, A., f. Instr. 
 Green, L., Jr., '12, Engr. 
 Greene, C. T., '01, Broker 
 Gibbs, Laura R., '02. Libn. 
 Gleason, H. A., '01, Prof. 
 Goldschmidt, O. E., '94, Engr. 
 Haig, R. M., g, Prof. 
 Hall, E. K.. f. Broker 
 Harrison, B. S., '18, Instr. 
 
1076 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 NEW YORK— Continued 
 
 NEW YORK— Continued 
 Haven, D. C, '83 
 Hazelton, H., '90, Engr. 
 Henrotin, Ellen M., t 
 Holder. V. M.. '03, Engr. 
 Holtzmann, S. F., '95, Engr. 
 Hunt, A. P., '08, Reporter 
 Jacob, E. O., '07, Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 Jacobsen, Eda A., '08. Stud. 
 Kawamoto, T., '16, Engr. 
 Kelley, T. L., '09, Prof. 
 Kent, E. R., '11, Supt. 
 Kimball, C. B., '94. Musician 
 Kiyohara, I., g, Engr. 
 Knowlton, Lizzie A. (Mrs. E. H. Cush- 
 
 man) 'S3 
 Kyrides, L. P. (L. P. Kyriakides) f, Chem. 
 Laguardia, C. G. B., f, Instr. 
 Lazear, W. B., '07, Engr. 
 Leach, M. E.. '16 
 Lemen, W. S. C, '95, Engr. 
 Leslie, E. H., '13, Chem. 
 Li, S. K., '17, Stud. 
 Lowrie, J. M., g. Lawyer 
 McAfee, L. G.. '16, Teacher 
 McCandless, H. W., '90, Mfr. 
 Madden, Helen L., '15. Instr. 
 Maltby, F. B., '82, Engr. 
 May, D. T., '05, Engr. 
 Merrill, K., f 
 
 Messenger, Ruth E., g. Teacher 
 Mirwhirter, Jannett L., '18, Nurse 
 Morgan, O. S., '05, Prof. 
 Mudge, I. G., f, Libn. 
 Mullin, G. H.. '07, Artist 
 Nein, W. C, '09, Engr. 
 Nevins, J. A., '12, Journ. 
 Newlove, G. H., g, Acct. 
 Niedermeyer, F. D.. '04, Minister 
 North, A. T., '85, Contr. 
 North, F., '8s 
 Oxer, G. C, '03, Engr. 
 Partridge, H. R., '11. Lawyer 
 Perry, A. L., '05, Acct. 
 Pfeiffer, C. L., '17, Engr. 
 Piatt, H. S.. '92, Teacher 
 Pierce, L. G., '10, Engr. 
 Porterfield, N. R., '06, Contr. 
 Powell, T. R., f. Prof. 
 Pratt, F. C, '10, Mgr. 
 Raibourn, C, '16, Acct. 
 Raibourn, P. A., '17, Engr. 
 Ravitch, M. (Ravage, M. E.) g, Auth. 
 Reddick, H. W., g. Prof. 
 Reed, Susan M. (Mrs. W. W. Stifler) g 
 Regan, R. H., '09, Engr. 
 Rickards, B. R., f, Chem. 
 Riff, D. M., '14, Mgr. 
 Russel. R., g. Banker 
 Sale, C. S., f, Engr. 
 Saperston. I. N., '15, Engr. 
 Schaller, W. F., '10, Engr. 
 Schmidt, E. C, f. Engr. 
 Schmidt. M., f, Dir. 
 Schroeder, C. W., '05, Acct. 
 Schroeppei, H. H., '17, Engr. 
 Sears, Minnie E., '00, Libn. 
 Sharp, Bertha L. (Mrs. H. H. Schroeppei) 
 
 '14 
 Shaw, J. W., '08, Engr. 
 Sherwin, C. P. g. Prof. 
 Smith, S. T., '15, Engr. 
 Somerville, A. A., f, Physicist 
 Spear, G. W., '87 
 Stanley, T. B., g, Asst. 
 Stearns, C. G., '14 
 Stewart, M. B. '10, Advertiser 
 Stifler. W. W., g. Dean 
 Stinson, S. A., '08. Engr. 
 Storer, Esther S., '18 
 Swenson, B. V., '93. Engr. 
 Swezey, Anne D. (Mrs. R. H. Armstrong) 
 
 '03 
 Thomas, M. E., '06, Engr. 
 Thurn, W. E., f 
 
 NEW YORK— Continued 
 Thurber, C. N., g 
 Todd, Mary E., '01, Libn. 
 Turk, E., '10, Lawyer 
 Tyndale, H. H., '75, Lawyer 
 Vanderlip, F. A., h. Financier 
 Van Doren, C. C, '07, Prof. 
 Warner, E. H., g, Instr. 
 Webster, Sarah E., '98, Instr. 
 Weeks, R., f. Prof. 
 Wilber, A. S., g 
 Williford, E. A., '15, Engr. 
 Woodrow, H. R., g. Engr. 
 Wormser, I. M., f, Prof. 
 
 NIAGARA FALLS 
 
 Axelson, Alice G. (Mrs. J. L. Lane) '15 
 
 Jones, F. S., '09, Supt. 
 
 Linbarger, S. C, '15, Engr. 
 
 Rohrer. C. J.. '11, Mgr. * 
 
 Rutt, R. W., '03, Engr. 
 
 Vosburgh, F. J.. '09, Supt. 
 
 OSWEGO 
 
 O'Gorman, J. M., f, Lecturer 
 PHOENIX 
 
 Wandell, Caroline, '00, Libn. 
 PITTSFORD 
 
 Hawley, A. D., '14, Merchant 
 POTSDAM 
 
 Brooks, Elizabeth M., '15, Teacher 
 
 Brooks, J. P., f, Coll. Pres. 
 
 POUGHKEEPSIE 
 
 Drake, D., f. Prof. 
 ROCHESTER 
 
 Beers, L. F., '03, Engr. 
 
 Carman. W. B., '82, Phys. 
 
 Connelly, Emma B. (Mrs. E. G. Eidam) '07 
 
 Bidam, E. G., '04, Engr. 
 
 Gorsline, E. E., f, Mgr. 
 
 Paine, Olive P., '14, Prin. 
 
 Rulison, H. K., f, Acct. 
 
 Whitham, M. E., '96, Engr. 
 
 ROCK ISLAND 
 
 Olmsted, Margaret, g. Teacher 
 
 ROME 
 
 Parry, J. J., f, Instr. 
 
 sali:m 
 
 Vail, W. C, '97, Agr. 
 
 SCARSDALE 
 
 Taylor, H., '87. Artist 
 '^CIIEXECTADY 
 
 Bassett, J. B.. '11, Engr. 
 
 Berg. E. J., f. Prof. 
 
 Collins, E. F., '98, Tech. Supt. 
 
 Collom, Mary E., '15, Research Asst. 
 
 Doherty, R. E., '09. Engr. 
 
 Hanna, M. R., '02, Engr. 
 
 Kasten, W. H., '16 
 
 Lagerstrom, D. R., '11, Supt. 
 
 Lee, E. S., '13, Engr. 
 
 McDaniel, A. B., f. Prof. 
 
 Merris, C. E., '12, Engr. 
 
 Richardson, H. R., '17, Engr. 
 
 Rowland, S. A., f, Asst. 
 
 Stewart, G. E., '12, Engr. 
 
 Shirley, O. E., '10, Engr. 
 
 Sonntag, A. H.*, '10. Engr. 
 
 Spurck, R. M., '10, Engr. 
 
 Treischel, C, '16, Engr. 
 
 Vedder, J. N., f. Prof. 
 
 Warner. E. E.. 'is, Engr. 
 
 York, Mattie A. (Mrs. H. P. Meyer) '11 
 
 Young, E. G., '13, Estimator 
 
SCOTIA 
 
 Thayer, W. S., *os, Editor 
 STAPLETON 
 
 Bell, L. R., '14, Engr. 
 SYRACUSE 
 
 Adams, C. C. f. Prof. 
 
 Bricker, G. A., g. Prof. 
 
 Kullmer, C. J., f. Prof. 
 
 Niederman, Gertrude (Mrs. W. D. Scott) 
 '08 
 
 Riley, C. F. C, g, Prof. 
 
 Scott, Margaret A., f, Prof. 
 
 Smith, Elizabeth, '09, Instr. 
 
 Tooke, C. W., '00, Lawyer 
 
 Yang, T. S., '17 
 
 TROY 
 
 Bradley, Elizabeth L. (Mrs. C. F. Wilcox) 
 '11 
 
 Carpenter, Jennette E. (Mrs. A. T. Lin- 
 coln) f 
 
 Lincoln, A. T., f. Prof. 
 
 Geographical Index 
 
 NEW YORK— Continued 
 
 UTICA 
 
 1077 
 
 Breneman, B. W., f, Mus. 
 Breneman, Mrs. B. W., f, Mus. 
 
 WELLSVILLE 
 
 Schaller, A. L., '07, Engr. 
 
 WHITE PLAINS 
 
 Reece, E. J., f, Prin. 
 Stevens, Sabra E. (Mrs. E. J. Reece) '06 
 Weinberg, Nina M. (Mrs. W. Greenwood) 
 '08 
 
 WILLIAMSVILLE 
 
 Wendling, J., '10, Estimator 
 
 YONKERS 
 
 Love, Leila S. (Mrs. F. G. Brown) '04, 
 
 Sec. 
 McMurry, F. M., f. Prof. 
 Swenson, S. O., '99, Engr. 
 
 BELHAVEN 
 
 Shepardson, J. E., '95, Engr. 
 BURLINGTON 
 
 Vernon, J. B., f, Asst. 
 CHARLOTTE 
 
 McDowell, R. E., '16, Farmer 
 CONCORD 
 
 Ryan, Jessie (Mrs. R. O. Lucke) '07 
 DAVIDSON 
 
 Fulton, M. G., f. Prof. 
 GREENSBORO 
 
 Ferguson, Florence R., '16, Teacher 
 MORGANTON 
 
 Rogers, J. S., g, Chem. 
 
 Seed, Essie M. (Mrs. J. S. Rogers) '09 
 
 NORTH CAROLINA 
 
 RALEIGH 
 
 Browne, W. H., Jr., f. Prof 
 Pate, W. F., f, Agron. 
 
 ROANOKE RAPIDS 
 
 Stevens, R. H., f, Chem. 
 
 SOUTHPORT 
 
 Fargusson, M., '87, Arch. 
 
 Slough, Georgia (Mrs. C. B. Culbreth) 
 
 WEST RALEIGH 
 
 Gray, D. T., g, An. Indus. 
 WILMINGTON 
 
 Weber, H. A., '97, Arch. 
 
 NORTH 
 
 BEACH 
 
 Walters, H. H., '15, Draftsman 
 BEULAH 
 
 Malaise, C. L., '14, Merchant 
 Marshall, F. E., '13, Business 
 
 BROOKINGS 
 
 Gerlach, Miriam, '11, Dean 
 BURLEIGH 
 
 Birdzell, L. E., '03, Lawyer 
 CHURCH'S FERRY 
 
 Welo, L. A., g, Engr. 
 CLUDE 
 
 Hough, Helen E. (Mrs. H. Branyan) '14 
 DEVIL'S LAKE 
 
 Duell, E. L., '04, Auditor 
 ELLENDALE 
 
 Hogan, C. M., '18, Stud. 
 
 Hoke, J. C, '13, Farm Mgr. 
 
 ENDERLIN 
 
 Harper, E. C, '14 
 
 ESMOND 
 
 Dickey, L. B., g. Technician 
 
 DAKOTA 
 
 FARGO 
 
 Keene, E. S., '90, Dean 
 Jensen, Katherine, g, Instr. 
 Kostalek, J. A., g, Prof. 
 Newell, C. R., f. Bacterid. 
 Reynolds, E. S.. g, Prof. 
 Slocum, R. H., '00, Prof. 
 Thompson, E. J., '10, Prof. 
 
 FESSENDEN 
 
 Bopp, J. v., '08, Farmer 
 GRAND FORKS 
 
 Becker, A. J., g, Prof. 
 
 Brayton, Abby L. (Mrs. G. F. Ruediger) 
 '05, Libn. 
 
 Ferguson, C. M., '15, Arch. 
 
 McCoy, A. E., '16 
 
 Spence, B. J., f. Prof. 
 
 GRAFTON 
 
 Sprague, Ana L., '17, Libn. 
 GRANDIN 
 
 St. John, A. H., '07 
 HEfTTINGER 
 
 Brown, P. M., '06, Banker 
 
 Cooke, A. B., '07, Adv. 
 McHENRY 
 
 Allison, I. D.. '06, Farmer 
 
I078 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 NORTH DAKOTA— Continued 
 
 MAXBASS 
 
 Cole, Alice M. (Mrs. J. W. Moreland) '06 
 MINOT 
 
 Corzine, H. W., '13, Instr. 
 
 Rush, I. L., 'is. Arch. 
 
 MOORETON 
 
 Vauble, W. C, 'i.? 
 REGAN 
 
 P.Trsons, H. M., ''2, Farmer 
 RHAME 
 
 Lentz, Mary (Mrs. D. W. Brown) '03 
 
 UNIVERSITY 
 
 Converse, E. C, '04, Instr. 
 Trowbridge, P. F., g, Prof. 
 
 VAl.LEY CITY 
 
 Crane, Helen M., '05, Libn. 
 McFarland, E. H.. '12, Arch. 
 White, F., '80, Banker 
 
 WAHPETON 
 
 Bade, C. H., '15, Arch. 
 
 WILLISTON 
 
 Mansfield, W. M., '09, Engr. 
 
 OHIO 
 
 AKRON 
 
 Collins, R. A., '09, Survr. 
 
 Deaver, L. A., '16, Engr. 
 
 Grimes, N. C, f. Educator 
 
 Hatch, T. M., '98, Engr. 
 
 Irvin, S. P., '15, Journ. 
 
 Reese, Nelle W. (Mrs. F. H. Spiers) '05 
 
 Seely, J. G., '09, Organist 
 
 Swanson, A. E., g 
 
 ALLIANCE 
 
 Wilder, E. A., '07, Engr. 
 
 ATHENS 
 
 Borger, R. L., f. Prof. 
 Eldridge, Lillian M., '17, Instr. 
 Keys, Louisa J., '11, Instr. 
 Voigt, Irma E., '10, Dean 
 
 BELLEFONTAINE 
 
 De Forest, L., '14, Apprentice 
 Zerbee, L. F. W., '11, Engr. 
 
 BEREA 
 
 Boggess, A. C, '02, Prof. 
 BLUE ASH 
 
 French, R. M., '91, Draftsman 
 BDUFFTON 
 
 Lanz, Etta M. (Mrs. R. L. Triplett) '14 
 
 Smith, C. H.. '03. Prof. 
 
 BRECKSVILLE 
 
 Hess, Oral V., '17, Teacher 
 BRIDGEPORT 
 
 Quimby, J. C, g, Teacher 
 BUEIYMS 
 
 Dowell, E. S., g, Instr. 
 CAMBRIDGE 
 
 Curtiss, R. E., '17, Teacher 
 CANAL DOVER 
 
 Moore, J. B., '08, Surgeon 
 
 CANTON 
 
 Lander, W. A., '11, Engr. 
 Tilden, E. A., '08, Arch. 
 
 CINCINNATI 
 
 Allen, C. H., g, Chem. 
 
 Black, C. W., f, Instr. 
 
 Burrell, Ethel N. (Mrs. G. C. Barkley) '11 
 
 Coy, Alice B., '04. Libn. 
 
 Crossett, G. W., '08, Engr. 
 
 Duncan, J. C, f. Prof. 
 
 Egan, J. E., g, Chem. 
 
 Flemming. J. H., '17 
 
 Freeman, Ruth M., '13, Y. W. C. A. Sec. 
 
 Gardner, C. O., '09, Prof. 
 
 Gardner, J., '83 
 
 Graff, A. A. I., '16, Insp. 
 
 Greenwell, E. E., '17. Chem. 
 
 CINCINNATI— Continued 
 
 Harney, T. M., '05, Chem. 
 
 Haven, Georgetta, '00 
 
 Hoffman, L. A., '17, Chem. 
 
 Hopkins, Edna (Mrs. M. C. Slutes) '04, 
 
 Pub. 
 Hull, S. M 'is, Chem. 
 Hyndman, R. J., Jr., '16, Draftsman 
 Kennan, C. M., '12, Sec. 
 Lehenbauer, B. G., g. Clerk 
 Nichols, W. L., 'is. Engr. 
 Slocum, S. E., f. Prof. 
 Spencer, R., '18, Libn. 
 Stone, E. H., '10. Clerk 
 Talbert, H. A., '15, Salesman 
 Tawney, G. A., f. Prof. 
 Thorp, L., f, Chem. 
 
 CLEVELAND 
 
 Austin, B. S., '15, Arch. 
 
 Avey, D. M., '10, Ed. 
 
 Baker, I. W., '05, Mgr. 
 
 Beach, Laura M. (Mrs. N. C. Wright) '91 
 
 Bowsher, C. A., '90, Editor 
 
 Boynton, N. H., '09, Engr. 
 
 Bradley, J. T., Jr., '16, Dir. 
 
 Buerkin, Marguerite P. (Mrs. H. A. Ward) 
 
 '03 
 Burres, Opal, '08, Teacher 
 Carscallen, G. E., g, Instr. 
 Clay, Marcia B., '05, Libn. 
 Cockrell, F. M., '14. Mgr. 
 Clover, I. N., '15, Engr. 
 Colville, J. R., '12, Journ. 
 Connell, E. L., '12, Engr. 
 Cromwell, J. C, '86, Engr. 
 Dechman, A., '12, Engr. 
 Decker, B. H., '15, Salesman 
 Dieckman, T. W., '14, Engr. 
 Dobbins, V. F., '14, Salesman 
 Dunham, L. H., '15, Metallurgist 
 Durstine, W. E., '96, Teacher 
 Eddy, C. L., '00, Prof. 
 Eastman, O. M., '09, Supvr. 
 Foster, H. E., '12, Engr. 
 Gardiner. L., '09, Mgr. 
 Gauger, J. F., '16, Auditor 
 Goltra, W. F.. '83 
 Grossberg. H. A., '00, Grocer 
 Hanzlik, P., '08, Prof. 
 Hart, R. E. 'iq, Engr. 
 Hubbard, Lucy E., '13, Y. W. C. A. Sec. 
 Hulburd, Hazel E., '17 
 Jain, R. S., '15, Engr. 
 tehle, F., '10, Engr. 
 Johnson. J. T., '06, Dean 
 Keese, A. W., '15. Ceram. 
 Kent, L. C, '13, Engr. 
 Kindred, J. E., g, Z06I. 
 King, J. L., g, Entomol. 
 Knirk, C. F., '08, Farmer 
 Lawrence, R. E., '17. Arch. 
 Lewis, R. D., '83, Business 
 McMaster, C. L., f, Sec. 
 Martin, May L., '01, Libn. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1079 
 
 OHIO— Continued 
 
 CLEVELAND— Continued 
 
 Mateer, H. W., '16, Engr. 
 
 Mather. Althea S. (Mrs. W. E. Durstine) 
 
 '96 
 Mohr. E. C. (Mrs. A. W. Dole) '06, Asst. 
 Nesbit, E., '90, Engr. 
 
 Newcomb, Jessie R. (Mrs. D. M. Avey) '08 
 Nilsson, C. R., '15, Engr. 
 Post, H. F., '02, Sales Mgr. 
 Primm, P. T., '16, Arch. 
 Rand, C. C, '13, Engr. 
 Randolph, O. C. F., '13, Engr. 
 Righter, E. B., '10, Salesman 
 Rukin, M., '15, Mgr. 
 Short, R. L., f, Instr. 
 Stein, M. F., '09, Engr. 
 Steinwedell, W. E., '93, Sec. 
 Stokes, J. W., '12, Engr. 
 Switzer, Grace E., '04, Libn. 
 Tener, Katherine R. (Mrs. S. M. Lowny) 
 
 '17 
 Underwood, W. E., '08, Engr. 
 Van Gundy, C, '12, Engr. 
 Van Petten, R. M., '08, Engr. 
 Williams, G. A., '18 
 Williams, H., '08, Mgr. 
 Williams, P. M., '95, Draftsman 
 Young, H. A., f 
 Zucker, T. F., g, Teacher 
 
 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 
 
 Brandt, L., f, Land. Arch. 
 CLYDE 
 
 Forrey, Claire V., g. Teacher 
 COLUMBIA 
 
 Miller, Marie B. (Mrs. L. C. Cox) g, 
 COLUMBUS 
 
 Allen, A. M., '01, Const. Work 
 
 Anderson, L. F., f. Prof. 
 
 Anderson, A. R., '11, Engr. 
 
 Arps, G. F.. f. Prof. 
 
 Beltz, J. S., '16, Engr. 
 
 Black, Alice M. (Mrs. G. F. Arps) '01 
 
 Black, Laura L. (Mrs. L. W. Zartman) '01 
 
 Blakeslee, E. F., '11, Engr. 
 
 Booze, M. C, 'is, Engr. 
 
 Busey, R. O. '00. Prof. 
 
 Chavous, A. M., '12, Engr. 
 
 Childs, H. F., f, Dir. 
 
 Coffey, J. S., '12, Prof. 
 
 Costa, L. P., f, Asst. 
 
 Dean, F. C. '12, Ed. 
 
 Draffin, J. C, g, Instr. 
 
 Eide, R., '10, Supt. 
 
 Elam, A. M., f, Asst. 
 
 Eno, F. H.. '91, Prof. 
 
 Erf, O., f. Prof. 
 
 Foote, F. J., '94, Engr. 
 
 Freeman, Marie E., '13, Instr. 
 
 Graff, Elizabeth (Mrs. W. M. Sanger) '06 
 
 Gregory, Lenna M. (Mrs. C. J. Walker) 
 '09 Prin. 
 
 Grigsby, H. D., '06, Chem. 
 
 Hammond, M. B., f. Prof. 
 
 Hansen, M. R., '13, Engr. 
 
 Hasselquist, E. J., '12 Mach. Designer 
 
 Hayhurst, E. R., '03, Prof. 
 
 Held, F. E., g, Prof. 
 
 Hewerdine, T. S., '04, Engr. 
 
 Kays, D. J.. '12, Prof. 
 
 Kelley, C. F., f. Prof. 
 
 Leslie, H. D., g, Ins. Agt. 
 
 Long. P. K., '18 
 
 Mcjohnston, H., f, Instr. 
 
 Madden, J. W., '11, Prof. 
 
 Marquis, F. W., '05, Prof. 
 
 Millspaugh, M. S., '07. Engr. 
 
 Nation, Ethel (Mrs. J. B. Park) '08 
 
 Nichol. E. S., '17 
 
 Nichols. Frances A., '14, Diet. 
 
 Park, J. B., '08, Prof. 
 
 Parr, Elizabeth (Mrs. F. W. Marquis) '11 
 
 COLUMBUS— Continued 
 
 Phillips, Lydia A., '08, Libn. 
 Rusk, F. S., '09, Arch. 
 Schneider, Bertha M., '10, Libn. 
 Stone, T. C, '14, Instr. 
 Stall, R. T., f, Ceram. 
 Van Meter, Anna R., '05, Prof. 
 Walker, C. J., '16, Engr. 
 White, Edna N., '06, Prof. 
 Willard, C. J., 'lo. Prof. 
 Withrow, J. R., f. Prof. 
 
 CORNING 
 
 Ketcham, V. A., f, Instr. 
 COSHOCTON 
 
 Cresap, E. W., '04, Instr. 
 CROOKSVILLE 
 
 Hall, W. E., '08, Minister 
 DAYTON 
 
 Anderle, E. J., '14, Engr. 
 
 Goodale, Grace (Mrs. E. O. Keator) '03 
 
 Keator, E. O., '02, Contr. 
 
 Kiessig, P. P., '16, Draftsman 
 
 Nelson, A. L.. '16, Engr. 
 
 Robinson, A. S., '80, Engr. 
 
 Scheffel, E. R.. f, Instr. 
 
 DEFIANCE 
 
 Lawson, E. L., g. Prof. 
 McCauley, J. C, '75 
 
 DELAWARE 
 
 Oakes, Catharine S., '12, Libn. 
 Reeves, H. P., '13, Prof. 
 
 EAST CLEVELAND 
 
 Comstock, A. F., '06, Engr. 
 Farnum, W. H., '12, Engr. 
 Papworth, Jennie W., '09, Organist 
 Phillips, Ruth. '18 
 
 EAST LIVERPOOL 
 
 Powell, J. A., '06, Teacher 
 EAST PALESTINE 
 
 Hoehn, F. J., '16, Supt. 
 EATON 
 
 Hildebolt, H. C, '17, Farmer 
 ELYRIA 
 
 Burns, D., '07. Chem. 
 
 Cobb, C. C, Jr., '11, Foreman 
 
 EUCLID 
 
 Knepper, Myrtle E. (Mrs. W. Wenigler^ 
 '12 
 
 FLETCHER 
 
 Clevenger, C. B., f, Chem. 
 FOSTORIA 
 
 Lofquist, H. S., '09, Engr. 
 FREMONT 
 
 Holmes, W. B., f, Chem. 
 GATES MILLS 
 
 McNary, F. C, '12, Mgr. 
 GENEVA 
 
 King, F. E., '95, Farmer 
 GIRARD 
 
 Miller, M. G., '14 
 GREENVILLE a- 
 
 Martin, W. H., '16 
 
 Welch, F. M., '07, Engr. 
 
 HAMDEN 
 
 Harbarger, Sada A., g. Bus. 
 
lOcSo 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 OHIO— Continued 
 
 HAMILTON 
 
 Cogswell, R. C, 'ii, Sec. 
 UAKTVILLE 
 
 Smith, C. R., '14. Insp. 
 Ill RAM 
 
 Applegate, Anna M., '08, Prof. 
 
 HUME 
 
 Place, V. A., f, Farm Adv. 
 KFJNMORE 
 
 Mader, A., '15, Contr. 
 KENT 
 
 Atkinson, Helen M., '06, Sec. 
 
 Doe, W. T., '17, Teacher 
 
 Dunbar, Margaret, '02, Libn. 
 
 Kellv, Mary (Mrs. J. E. McGilvrey) '99 
 
 McGilvrey, J. E., f. Coll. Pres. 
 
 Marker, G. E., '03 
 
 KIMBALL 
 
 Percival, Olive B. (Mrs. F. E. Fogle) '10, 
 Diet. 
 
 LAKEWOOD 
 
 Anderson, J. H., '14, Engr. 
 
 lUierkin, Emma (Mrs. R. L. Short) '02 
 
 Clarke, R. R., '12, Engr. 
 
 Greene, H. S., '05, Mgr. 
 
 Smith, Gladys M. (Mrs. J. H. Anderson) 
 'is 
 LODI 
 
 Mantz, H. E., f 
 LORAIN 
 
 Waterman, F. W., '90, Engr. 
 
 MADISON 
 
 Nolan, W. J., g, Asst. 
 MANSFIELD 
 
 Hanson, F. L., 'oS, Engr. 
 
 Linzee, A. C, '98, Engr. 
 
 MARIETTA 
 
 Coar, H. L.. g. Prof. 
 MARION 
 
 Johnscn, C. S., "oo, Engr. 
 
 Kimble, W. P., '79, Engr. 
 
 Roberts, C. C, '12, Farmer 
 
 MASSILLON 
 
 Cook, A. D., f. Cheni. 
 MENTOR 
 
 Bebb, K., '12, Farmer 
 MIDDLETOWN 
 
 Goldman, M. S., g 
 
 Beatty, A. J., g, Dir. 
 
 Crawford, F. N., g, Chem. 
 
 Richardson, C. B., '10, Draftsman 
 
 NEWARK 
 
 Whitney, M. R.. 'iS, Sec. 
 NEW PHILADELPHIA 
 
 Gentsch. Wilholmina H. (Mrs. I. Harris) 
 '07 
 NORWOOD 
 
 Bremskill, E. R.. '15, Chem. 
 
 OBERLIN 
 
 Cole, C. N.. g. Dean 
 Hubbard, G. D., '96, Prof. 
 King, H. C, h. Educator 
 McKellogg, C. S., g. Teacher 
 Patchin, Charlotte E. (Mrs. L. F. Bick- 
 ford) f 
 
 OBERLIN — Continued 
 
 Rugg, Edna A. (Mrs. G. D. Hubbard) 'oo 
 Stewart, Mabel (Mrs. C. N. Cole) '95 
 Webster, F. F., '17, Foreman 
 
 OXFORD 
 
 Carter, C. E., g, Prof. 
 Fink, B., '87, Prof. 
 Harris, T. L.. '02, Prof. 
 Herrick, Grace E., '11, Libn. 
 Taeck, Emma G., g, Prof. 
 McConnell, W. R., '12, Prof. 
 Scudder, B. H., '00, Prof. 
 
 PORTSMOUTH 
 
 Lamb, B. F.. g. Lecturer 
 SOUTH CHARLESTON 
 
 Chenoweth, H. E., '13, Instr. 
 SPRINGFIELD 
 
 Cogswell, G. O., '11, Engr. 
 
 Cunningham, T. A., '13, Mgr. 
 
 STUBENVILLE 
 
 Acer, D. W., '14 
 SUGAR GROVE 
 
 Baumgardner, H. C, f, Salesman 
 TIFFIN 
 
 Brown, A. W., '17, Teacher 
 
 Miller, C. A., '14, Engr. 
 
 TOLEDO 
 
 Brigham, R. O., g. Stud. 
 Dunipace, J. E., f, Mfr. 
 East, W. E., '10, Engr. 
 Ericson, L. T., '04, Engr. 
 Heath, T. M., '15, Salesman 
 Loomis, A. B., '93, Engr. 
 Saathofl", G. W., '06, Engr. 
 Watts, VV., '74. Surg. 
 
 URBANA 
 
 Murphy, C. W., '11, Mgr. 
 VAN WERT 
 
 Koehler, G., '18 
 VENEDOCIA 
 
 Williams, D. W., g 
 WADSWORTH 
 
 Irwin, J. W., g. Teacher 
 WAPAKONETA 
 
 Hunt, E. Glenne (Mrs. J. M. Roe) '07 
 WARREN 
 
 Glover, L. W., '12, Mus. Dir. 
 
 Hood, C. F., '15, Engr. 
 
 Rose, Elizabeth I. (Mrs. H. L. Dittmer) '10 
 
 WEST CHESTER 
 Beekley, J. S., g 
 
 WEST SALEM 
 
 Weiler, E. G., '16, Engr. 
 
 WILMINGTON 
 
 Mitchell, Marguerite, '16, Libn. 
 Williams, W. L., g 
 
 WOOSTER 
 
 Allen, E. R., '06, Chem. 
 
 Brooks. R. A., '07, Sec. 
 
 Cainiichael. B. E., '05. Prof. 
 
 Davisson B. S., g, Chem. 
 
 Forbes, E. B., '97, Nutrition Exp. 
 
 Hammond. J. W., g, Assoc. 
 
 Hayden, C. C, g. Prof. 
 
 Knudsen. C. W., '13, Chem. 
 
 Mather, Lydia (Mrs. E. B. Forbes) '00 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1081 
 
 OHIO— Continued 
 
 WOOSTER— Continued 
 
 Taggart, Clementine (Mrs. J. H. Barnett) 
 
 '16 
 Taggart, F., Jr., '14, Farmer 
 Taggart, J. F., '17, Farmer 
 Welty, W. M., '14, Land. Arch. 
 
 XENIA 
 
 Prince, F. S., '13, Farm Adv. 
 
 YELLOW SPRINGS 
 
 Derby, Alice G. (Mrs. O. E. Carr) 'o-i, 
 Libn. 
 
 VOUNGSTOWN 
 
 Barber, Alice M. (Mrs. F. M. Bennett) '92 
 Bennett, F. M., '89, Clergyman 
 Bland, Rose, '09, Prin. 
 Eells, W. C, '11, Draftsman 
 Melton, J. L., '09, Mgr. 
 Stanley, E. A., '06, Arch. 
 Stubblefield, R. M., '15, Chem. 
 Webster, G. G., '17, Chem. 
 
 ZANESVILLE 
 
 Imlay, IL A., '11, Land. Gard. 
 Rockhold, K. E., '14, Engr. 
 
 OKLAHOMA 
 
 ALTUS 
 
 Barnard. Lela E. (Mrs. E. L. Garnctt) 'os 
 Garnett, E. L., '04, Broker 
 
 AMORITA 
 
 -Vle.vaniler, J. A., '16 
 AUSTIN CITY 
 
 Huston, F. T., '96, Banker 
 BACONE 
 
 Davis, F. S., '05, Teacher 
 BARTLESVILLE 
 
 Brown, R. W.. g 
 
 Davis, T. A., '14, Draftsman 
 
 Harrington, R. B., '17 
 
 Moran, Mary K., '17, Agt. 
 
 Read, M. K., g. Oil Geologist 
 
 Symons, T. A., '12, Farmer 
 
 BLACKWELL 
 
 Mathers, Effie A. (Mrs. P. A. Enlows) '88 
 CARMEN 
 
 White, B. T., '09, Farmer 
 CHILOCCO 
 
 Porter, E. A., '06, Prin. 
 DRUMRIGHT 
 
 Smith, D. J., '14, Supt. 
 
 EL RENO 
 
 Edwards, Jeannette E., '08 
 Heavey, A. N., '08, Contr. 
 
 ENID 
 
 Morrow, Jessie E. (Mrs. M. A. Watkins) f, 
 
 Demonstrator 
 Sawyer, H. W., '78, Publisher 
 Wille, Laura M., '15, Teacher 
 
 EUFAULA 
 
 Melton, H. L., '07, Lawyer 
 FREDERICK 
 
 Spangler, J. N., g. Farmer 
 HARTSHORNE 
 
 Layden, J. E., '10, Lawyer 
 HASKELL 
 
 Gumm, E. E., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Shipley, H. E., '10, Lawyer 
 
 HENRYETTA 
 
 Cox, I. H., '08, Lawyer 
 
 INOLA ' 
 
 Peterson, C. A., '17, Farmer 
 
 KIOWA 
 
 Gilmore, W. C, '12, Lawyer 
 
 T.AWTON 
 
 Clark, C. O., '04, Lawyer 
 Clark, P. H., '99, Lawyer 
 
 McALKSTER 
 
 Rutlcdge. J. J., '94, Engr. 
 MIAMI 
 
 Kendall, J. S., '06, Lawyer 
 ■MUSKOGEE 
 
 Anderson, C. F., '13, Teacher 
 
 Hebb, F., '16, Floricul. 
 
 Bebb, M. R., '13, Florist 
 
 Berkema, I. J., '10, Teacher 
 
 Earl, M. A., '93, Engr. 
 
 Fisher, J. W., '00, Farmer 
 
 Tloff, C. E., '07, Contr. 
 
 Kershaw, L. R., '04, Banker 
 
 Osborne, Edna P., '11, Teacher 
 
 I'epper, C. G., '06, Engr. 
 
 Shook, C. IL, '15, Engr. 
 
 Snider, F. P., '09, Lawyer 
 
 Toops, G. N., '06, Engr. 
 
 White, Mary L., '13, Jnstr. 
 
 NORMAN 
 
 Brooks, S. D., f. Univ. Pres. 
 Ferriss, E. N., f. Prof. 
 Herbert, H. H., '12, Prof. 
 Kammerman, J. O., '07, Prof. 
 Williams, G. Y., g. Prof. 
 Witcher, E. K., '12, Instr. 
 Wohlenberg, W. J., g. Prof. 
 
 OKLAHOMA CITY 
 
 Anderson, Jennie L. (Mrs. L. Cecil) '18 
 
 Boyd, E. P„ '01. Constr. 
 
 Brownlee, J. H., f, Prof. 
 
 Frederickson, G., '94 
 
 Garnett, C. H., '96, Judge 
 
 Hall, L. M., '13, Engr. 
 
 Loeffler, F. X^ '13, Business 
 
 Malone, Rae I., '11 
 
 Morehouse, N. J., f, Promoter 
 
 Morse, H. C, '04. Mgr. 
 
 Petty, G. R., '85, Dairying 
 
 Stoltey, Ida M. (Mrs. G. R. Petty) '88 
 
 Tripp, H. F., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Young, B. O., '99, Lawyer 
 
 OKMULGEE 
 
 Fursman, W. IT., '04, Mgr. 
 
 Myers, Winifred (Mrs. W. H. Fursman) 
 '03 
 PERRY 
 
 Robinson, R. P.. f, Asst. 
 PONCA CITY 
 
 Dunton, P. R., '12, Engr. 
 
 POND CREEK 
 
 Greenman, Margaret G. , '07 
 Horton, M. Ethel, '18, Teacher 
 
 SAPULPA 
 
 Wilmarth, Cj. II., '99, Engr. 
 
 SHAWNEE 
 
 Marquette, H. E., '12, Apprentice 
 
io82 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 OKLAHOMA— Continued 
 
 STILLWATER 
 
 Allen, Edith L.. '03. Lecturer 
 Bratton, Edith E., f, Instr. 
 Campbell, Ella S., '17, Libn. 
 Guberlet, J. E., g. Prof. 
 Hall, H., '12, Instr. 
 Knight, H. G., g, Dean 
 Patterson, J. J., '17, Instr. 
 Stone, C. H., '16, Libn. 
 Wait, Bernice C, g. Instr. 
 
 TONKAWA 
 
 Jones, M. M., '18 
 TULSA 
 
 Anderson, G. H., '08, Business 
 
 Garabedian, G. A. Z., 'id, Phys. 
 
 Kay, F. H., f. Geol. 
 
 McCune. J. M., '13, Lawyer 
 
 R.-itclitTe, I. L., '16, Acct. 
 
 Skcwes, Helen J., f, Geol. 
 
 Slayton, W. F., 'iS 
 
 Tubbs, E. v., g, Prin. 
 
 OREGON 
 
 ALBANY 
 
 Goodwin, P. A., '87 
 
 BAKER 
 
 Ryder, H. A. L., "iS 
 
 BALLSTON 
 
 Hull, W. L., '07, Farmer 
 CENTRAL POINT 
 
 Elden, R. W., '05. Seedsman 
 
 King, Leila P. (Mrs. R. W. Elden) '04 
 
 CORVALLIS 
 
 Center, O. D., '05, Agr. 
 Dresscn. W. H^ g, Instr. 
 Fawcett, Mary E., g. Dean 
 Gardner, T. M., f, Engr. 
 Henninger, C. g, Instr. 
 Hicks, J. F. G., g. Prof. 
 Kidder, Angeline C. '05, Libn. 
 Lewis, Lucy M., '05, Libn. 
 MacPherson, H., f. Prof. 
 Rowland, F. E., '14, Chem. 
 Scudder. H. D.. '02, Prof. 
 Torgerson, E. F., '14. Instr. 
 Wooster, L. F.. '06, Instr. 
 
 COTTAGE GROVE 
 
 Butler, Beatrice M. (Mrs. L. C. Beebe) 'oS 
 
 DALLAS 
 
 May, H. G., g. Zool. 
 EAGLE POINT 
 
 Mclntyre, J. V., '09, Cashier 
 EDECS^BOWER 
 
 Palmer, A. A. (Mrs. F. Fisher) '06 
 
 ESTACADA 
 
 Dillon, Gertrude S., '01, Teacher 
 Dillon. W. W., 'gS, Y. M. C. A Sec. 
 Kofoid. Nellie (Mrs. W. W. Dillon) '98 
 
 EUGENE 
 
 Hope. E. W.. f. Instr. 
 Morton, D. W., f. Dean 
 Wade, G. R., f, Instr. 
 
 FT. STEVENS 
 
 Marsh, H. R.. '95- Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 
 HOOD RIVER 
 
 Moore, J. F.. '77. Farmer 
 Towles, J. K., f 
 
 LA GRANDE 
 
 DuBois, H. M.. f. Teacher 
 
 MARSHFIELD 
 
 Fisher, B. S., '14. Lawj-er 
 
 MEDFORD 
 
 Boggs, O. C, 02, Lawyer 
 Hubbard. H. T.. '86. Fruit Grower 
 Kirkpatrick, T. W., '06, Agt. 
 Sawyer. Ida E. (Mrs. W. G. Tait) 00 
 
 MONMOUTH 
 
 West. Mabel G., '00, Libn. 
 
 MONROE 
 
 Samson, G. R., '02, Farmer 
 
 NORTH PORTLAND 
 
 Clarkson, J. F., '90, Contr. 
 
 OSWEGO 
 
 Pepoon, W. A., '81, Farmer 
 
 PENDLETON 
 
 Lonergan, C. P. A., '05, Builder 
 Nason, Sabra L., f, Libn. 
 
 PORTLAND 
 
 Allen. W. F., f. Prof. 
 
 Andrew, C. E., '06, Engr. 
 
 Beach, J. G., '96. Arch. 
 
 Bland, E., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Burkhalter, W. E., '03, Engr. 
 
 Burton, A. H., '07, Teacher 
 
 Cantine. E. I., '87, Engr. 
 
 Carothers, Wilhelmina E., '04, Libn. 
 
 Chapman, N. W., '84, Engr. 
 
 Culter, A. B., '06. Mfr. 
 
 Cutler, F. W., '05, Mfr. 
 
 Douglas. P. H., f, Instr. 
 
 Forbes, Winifred, f, Violinist 
 
 Giddings. A. S., '12, Engr. 
 
 Gold, Katharine E. (Mrs. J. B. Kennedy) 
 '03 
 
 Gridley, Clara L. (Mrs. A. H. Helfrisch) 
 '08 
 
 Hartline, H. E., '03, Business 
 
 Hollister, S. C, f, Instr. 
 
 Hyndman, Ruth (Mrs. A. B. Cutler) 'oS 
 
 Kable, C. H., '02, Arch. 
 
 Morse, H. M., '86, Engr. 
 
 Odell, A. A., 'is, Mgr. 
 
 Scherer, Josephine (Mrs. W. E. Burk- 
 halter) '05 
 
 Sinnock. P., '09. Agt. 
 
 Terril, C. T., '15. Lawyer 
 
 Williams, H. B., '87, Engr. 
 
 Wilson, J. G., '04, Lawyer 
 
 Young, D. G., '07, Engr. 
 
 ROSEBURG 
 
 Elliott, Josephine R. (Mrs. J. L. Harpham) 
 
 'os 
 Page, C. M.. '07. Mgr. 
 
 SALEM 
 
 Alden, G. H.. f, Univ. Pres. 
 Case, Flora M., '12, Libn. 
 Guffin, Lillian I., 'is. Teacher 
 Moles. Martha E. (Mrs. J. H. Fairchild) 
 '04 
 
f, Engr. 
 '97, Engr. 
 
 '11, Engr. 
 '06, Draftsman 
 
 Beck) 
 
 ALLENTOWN 
 Lauer, H. H, 
 Havard, O. D 
 
 AMBRIDGE 
 
 Bannister, B. 
 Wootlin, E. B. 
 
 AKDMOKE 
 
 McKniglit. W. A., '04, Ins. 
 AVALON 
 
 Cesser, H., f, Mfr. 
 BEAVER 
 
 Gants, Ew T., '16, Engr. 
 BEAVER FALLS 
 
 Walker, F. W., Jr., '11, Engr. 
 BETHLEHEM 
 
 Burns, Ruth M. (Mrs. A. R. Lord) '11 
 
 Esty, W.. f, Prof. 
 ■ Lord, A. R., g, Engr. 
 
 Weiss, C, g, Chem. 
 
 Zipprodt, R. R., '15, Insp. 
 
 BLOOMSBURG 
 
 Robinson, Emily, '12, Libn. 
 BRISTOL 
 
 Breedis, J., '16, Chem. 
 BRYN MAWR 
 
 Beck, J. B., f. Prof. 
 
 Ceddes, Helen C, f. Libn. 
 
 Goebel, Louise (Mrs. J. B 
 
 Reed, Lois A., '09, Libn. 
 
 Sabin, Ethel E., g, Assoc. 
 
 BUTLER 
 
 Richie, J. K., '11, Engr. 
 CHESTER 
 
 Beach. Alice M., f, Entomol. 
 
 Brubaker, L. A., '12, Arch. 
 
 Faison, W. A., '11, Supt . 
 
 CLx\RKS SUMMIT 
 
 Rutherford. T. A., f, Phys. 
 CLEARFIELD 
 
 Fast, B. M., '10, Engr. 
 CONSHOHOCKEN 
 
 Porter, H. C, '97, Chem. 
 CORAOPOLIS 
 
 Little, A. D., '17, Engr. 
 
 Mathis, V. A., '12, Engr. 
 
 CRAFTON 
 
 Scholl, K. S., '16, Teacher 
 CREIGHTON 
 
 Linder, C. S., '16, Engr. 
 CRESSON 
 
 Loftus. Ella M. (Mrs. W. G. Turnbull) '99 
 
 DONORA 
 
 Edmiston, Emma, '05, Teacher 
 
 DUQUESNE 
 
 Sayre, W. R., g, Analyst. 
 
 EAST PITTSBURGH 
 
 Jillson, Nellie W., '88, Teacher 
 
 EDGEWOOD PARK 
 
 Boon, E. E., '11, Engr. 
 
 ELKLAND 
 
 Latzer, R. L., '08, Bus. 
 
 Geographical Index 
 PENNSYLVANIA 
 
 ERIE 
 
 1083 
 
 Spierling, A. O., '10, Engr. 
 (JETTYSBURG 
 
 Greene, J. N., '15, Farmer 
 GLENOLDEN 
 
 Dickhut, R. M., f, Arch. 
 GLEN MOORE 
 
 Yocum. F. D., f, Instr. 
 GLENSIDE 
 
 Brockway, E. L.. '98, Engr. 
 GREENSBURG 
 
 Fleming, J. R., f, Instr. 
 IIAVERFORD 
 
 .Atkinson, Elizabeth E. (Mrs. W. E. Lunt) 
 
 Wilson, A. H., f. Prof. 
 HICKORY 
 
 Parkinson, H. G., '13 
 HOG ISLAND 
 
 Dufour, F. O., f, Engr. 
 
 Dunn, Elizabeth M. (Mrs. J. W. Prins) '15 
 
 Il.'UNTINGDON 
 
 Yee, G. C, '17, Chem. 
 JEANNETTE 
 
 McDermet, R., '12, Engr . 
 jLNKINTOWN 
 
 Croll, Hilda M., '16, Instr. 
 l.ANSDOWNE 
 
 Barter, H. H., '04, Supt. 
 
 Stanton, W. M., f. Arch. 
 
 LEETSDALE 
 
 Rupp, L. W., g. Minister 
 LLOYD 
 
 Haggerty, Sara M., '18 
 MC KEESPORT 
 
 Born. Ora L. (Mrs. F. H. Whittum) '07 
 MEADVILLE 
 
 Dixon, W. J., '10, Engr. 
 MIDLAND 
 
 Simonich, J. L., '14, Engr. 
 MILTON 
 
 Stewart, J. P., '02, Pomologist 
 MORRISVILLE 
 
 Applegate, F. G., '06, Sculptor 
 NEW BRIGHTON 
 
 Hope, H., f, Ceram. 
 NEW CASTLE 
 
 Albright, R. H., '13, Engr. 
 
 Bartells, H. H., '13, Engr. 
 
 Hawley, W. A., '00, Engr. 
 
 Thayer, A. L., '98, Arch. 
 
 NEWPORT 
 
 Drake, C. A., '17 
 
 .\EWTON SQUARE 
 
 Sargent, Agnes L. (Mrs. A. Blossom) '08 
 
 NORRISTOWN 
 
 Barnes, C. C, '82 
 
 NORTH GLENSIDE 
 
 Wolfe, W. S., '13, Instr. 
 
io84 
 
 Universitv of Illi.xois 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA— Continued 
 
 NORTH GIRARD 
 
 Ziesenheim, J. R., g. Farmer 
 OAKMONT 
 
 Poe, F. M., 'lo, Designer 
 OVERBROOK 
 
 Brayton, L. F., 'oi, Mgr. 
 PALMERTON 
 
 Croll, P. R., '13. Chem. 
 
 Ruby, I. R., '13, Chem. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA 
 
 Armstrong, Alice N. (Mrs. C. E. Kimmel) 
 
 '17 
 Ash, J. L., 'i8 
 Bassett, C. W.. '12, Mgr. 
 Brigham, M. H., f. Stud. 
 Chapman, C. H., '01, Examiner 
 Dickinson, Nelle M. (Mrs. I. S. Chen- 
 
 oweth) '08 
 Duncan, Margaret S., g. Stud. 
 Fernsemer. O. F. W., it. Bus. 
 Frank, E. D. A., f. Designer 
 Goodspeed, F., '09, Engr. 
 Hansen, V., '12. Q. M. 
 Hawk. P. B., f. Prof. 
 Henning, W. K., '06, Mgr. 
 Hoff, L. P.. '06, Mgr. 
 Howland. A. C. f, Prof. 
 Kavanaugh, W. H., f. Prof. 
 Kendall, H. C, f, Engr. 
 Kimmel, C. E., '17, Asst. 
 Lewis, R. R., '12, Bus. 
 Livingston, L. L., '12, Contr. 
 Lyman, H. M., '87, Engr. 
 Mason, R. S., '10, Constr. 
 Naylor, Helen A. (Mrs. W. C. Armstrong) 
 
 '04 
 Patten, S. N.. h. Prof. 
 Pierce, E. H., f, Mus. 
 Primm, T. K., '16, Entomol. 
 Reeves, H. H., '10, Agt. 
 Rice, G. B., f. Engr. 
 Rich, C. C, '06, Arch. 
 Rohrer, Minnie G. (Mrs. W. H. Fisher) 
 
 '09 
 Schenck, C, '12, Designer 
 Shell. J. K.. f. Prof. 
 Siegmund, H. O., '17, Instr. 
 Smith, L. A., '08, Salesman 
 Suttle, C. B., '06, Engr. 
 Thompson, E. C. '07, Supt. 
 Turner, R. R., '13, Chem. 
 \'ansant. R. F., '16, Mgr. 
 Wesenberg, T. G.. f. Stud. 
 Whipple, R. H., '06, Engr. 
 
 PITTSBURGH 
 
 Anthony. Mamie E. (Mrs. T. H. Swartz- 
 
 lander) '18 
 Armstrong, Delia (Mrs. G. H. Mangel) 'is 
 Barto, P. S., '06, Instr. 
 Beatty, O. C, '18, Stud. 
 Bleininger, A. V., f, Ceram. 
 Breedlove, L. B., '14, Engr. 
 Chester. J. N., '91, Engr. 
 Clark, Ella H,. '05, Instr. 
 Connard, C. E., '08, Engr. 
 Dewey, Sarah L. (Mrs. T. G. Yensen) '97 
 Egy, W. L., '07, Physicist 
 Fancher, Hazel E. (Mrs. C. M. Sullivan) 
 
 '13 
 Ferguson, L. S., '13, Engr. 
 Fetterman, Valeria J. (Mrs. A. B. Smith) 
 
 '07 
 Flocken, I. G., f. Prof. 
 Freeman, P. J.. '07, Engr. 
 Gentsch, Vida C. (Mrs. R. C. Cochran) '08 
 Glasgow, Ruth, '12. Instr. 
 Hecker. C. H.. f, Chem. 
 Hiles, E. K., '95. Engr. 
 Howard, Clara F... '01, Libn. 
 Johnson, Nelle I., '13, Tech. 
 
 PITTSBURGH— Continued 
 
 Kailer, F. S., '12, Ins. Agt. 
 
 Kirkpatrick, F. A., '14, Phys. 
 
 Kirkpatrick, H. B., '01, Engr. 
 
 Kreisinger, H., '04. Engr. 
 
 Lauer, W. W., g, Enp'r. 
 
 Lease, L. J., '04, Engr. 
 
 Leatherman, Marian, '16, Libn. 
 
 Mann, Margaret, f, Libn. 
 
 Manspeaker, W. W., '12, Engr. 
 
 Mengel, G. H., '15, Chem. 
 
 Miller, Laura M. (Mrs. A. E. Williams) '10 
 
 Miner, J. B., f. Prof. 
 
 Murdock, W. T., g, Chem, 
 
 Nathanson, J. B.. g, Instr. 
 
 Peebles. T. A., '06, Engr. 
 
 Peoples, U. J. L., '90, Arch. 
 
 Perkins, A. M., '10, Acct. 
 
 Perkins. Reba N., '10, Teacher 
 
 Pruitt, F. A., '07, Engr. 
 
 Putnam. Alice (Mrs. H. B. Wheeler) '99 
 
 Randall, Bertha T., '03, Libn. 
 
 Ranson, G. A., '12. Draftsman 
 
 Robertson, H. S., '16, Ceram. 
 
 Riubey, H. K., '05, Prof. 
 
 Russell, Caroline N. (Mrs. M. E. Golding) 
 
 '14 
 Sullivan, C. M., '12, Mgr. 
 Talbot, K. H.. '09. Engr. 
 Terry, C. D.. '97. r-ngr. 
 Turnock, L. C, '10, Engr. 
 Van Deventer, F. M., '17, Engr. 
 Vansant, W. L.. '15, Engr. 
 Webb, Anna V. D. (Mrs. P. S. Barto) '06 
 Weber. H. C. P., f, Chem. 
 Whipple, G. M., f, Psychol. 
 Williams, A .E., '10, Engr. 
 Williams, C. F., '10, Salesman 
 Williams, W. S., '09, Chem. 
 Wood, R. A '95, Engr. 
 Worker, J. G.. '04, Mgr. 
 Wright, A. B., g. Prof. 
 Wright, J. W., '17, Ceram. Engr. 
 Yensen, T. D., '07, Engr. 
 Yntema, L. F., g, Chem. 
 
 PLYMOUTH 
 
 Parmeley, J. C, '10, Engr. 
 POINT MARION 
 
 Toenniges, F. E., '98, Engr. 
 READING 
 
 Henry, C. D., '11, Engr. 
 REYNOLDSVILLE 
 
 Zowell, J. B;, '10, Ceram. 
 R IDG WAY 
 
 Millin, R. B., '16, Farmer 
 
 Pierce, W. M.. 't8 
 
 ROSEMONT 
 
 Bell, Marian E. (Mrs. F. E. Fleck) '06 
 SCRANTON 
 
 Beasley, D. Edythe (Mrs. L. W. Goben) 
 '98 
 
 Camp, C. L.. '05, Engr. 
 
 Cox, F. A., '07, Engr. 
 
 Goben, L. W., f. Teacher 
 
 Keller, R. B., f, Dir. 
 
 Sayler. J. R., '97, Insp. 
 
 Tallyn, L. L., 'oi, Engr. 
 
 Williams, R. Y., f, Engr. 
 
 SEWICKLEY 
 
 Henderson, A. S., '16 
 Mather, R. A., '92, Engr. 
 
 STATE COLLEGE 
 
 Gardner, F. D., 'oi. Prof. 
 McCulIoueh, E. V., g. Instr. 
 Olewine. J. H., g, Instr. 
 Smith. E. R., '05. Prof. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1085 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA— Continued 
 
 STATE COLLEGE^Continued 
 Webber, R. I., g. Prof. 
 White, J. W., g, Chem. 
 Woolman, Xenia M. (Mrs. E. L. Worthen) 
 
 '06 
 Worthen, E. L., '04, Prof. 
 
 STEELTON 
 
 Sprague, Florence O. (Mrs. B. W. Win- 
 ship) '07 
 
 SWISSVALE 
 
 Stearns, E. D., '07, Engr. 
 Stiefel, I. B., '12, Engr. 
 
 TOWANDA 
 
 Farmer, Flora E. (Mrs. E. A. Quacken- 
 bush) g 
 
 TROY 
 
 Morse, J. H., '15 
 UNIONTOWN 
 
 Strawn, J. H., '01, Banker 
 
 VANPORT 
 
 Browning, T. S., '17, Engr. 
 
 VOLANT 
 
 Reed, F. J., '17, Agr. 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 Allen, H. F., f, Instr. 
 
 WAYNE 
 
 Ziesing, H. H., '08, Supt. 
 WELLSBORO 
 
 Bailey, Margaret L., g, Instr. 
 
 Latzer, J. A., '99, Mgr. 
 WILKES-BARRE 
 
 Flanigan, E. B., f, Engr. 
 WILKINSBURG 
 
 Atwell, C. A., f. Tester 
 
 Blakeslee, W. A., '13, Engr. 
 
 Cole, G. H., '13, Engr. 
 
 Hancock. M. S., '17, Engr. 
 
 Hsieh, Z., '17, Engr. 
 
 Moon, Amy C., '01, Libn. 
 
 Ogden, P. L., '13, Engr. 
 
 Owens, R. W., '14, Engr. 
 
 Rietz, Nelle M. (Mrs. T. S. Taylor) '12 
 
 Schoch, J. A., '17, Engr. 
 
 Sterling, J. D., '10, Engr. 
 
 Taketa, S., '15, Tester 
 
 Taylor, T. S., Jr., f. Physicist 
 
 White, T. K., '15. Engr. 
 
 WILSON 
 
 Whittum, F. H., '11, Chem. 
 WOMELSDORF 
 
 Landis, P. N., f, Asst. 
 WOODLYN 
 
 Lukens, W. P., g 
 
 KINGSTON 
 
 Webster, S. H., '06, Prof. 
 LAFAYETTE 
 
 Phillips, W. C, f, Instr. 
 
 RHODE ISLAND 
 
 PROVIDENCE 
 
 CHAPEL HILL 
 
 Johnston, J. M., '17. Teacher 
 CLEMSON COLLEGE 
 
 Collings, G. H., g. Prof. 
 
 Mitchell, J. H., g, Teacher 
 
 COLUMBIA 
 
 Phillippi, F. M., '96, Actuary 
 Smith, A. G., '06, Agr. 
 Spaulding. C. H., '12, Bacteriol. 
 Willard, Maude H. (Mrs. F. M. Church) 
 '13 
 
 SOUTH 
 
 ABERDEEN 
 
 Brown, F. A., '78, Banker 
 
 Brown, R. L., '75, Business 
 
 Cronk, Clara (Mrs. A. M. Morris) 14 
 
 Morris, A. M., '13- Merchant 
 
 ANDOVER 
 
 Bingen, W. J., f, Instr. 
 
 AURORA 
 
 Gooch, Mabel M., '17 
 BERESFORD 
 
 Elliott, Eva L., '17. Supt. 
 
 Elliott, Isabel G. (Mrs. J. W. Wooldndge) 
 '17 
 BROOKINGS 
 
 Bergeim, O., g, Instr. 
 
 Hutton, J. G.. g. Prof. 
 
 Hyde, H. W., '10, Teacher 
 
 Knox, W. H., f, Agr. 
 CHAMBERLAIN 
 
 Drury, E. L., '74, Atty. 
 
 Colvin, S. S., f. Prof. 
 Reynolds, H. S., '74 
 
 SOUTH CAROLINA 
 
 GREENVILLE 
 
 Swannell, H. C., '12, Engr. 
 
 ORANGEBURG 
 
 Summers, L. W., f, An. Husbandman 
 
 SPARTANBURG 
 
 Bauer, R. S., '04, Prof. 
 Bedient, Ethel L., g, Insp. 
 Chiles, J. A., g. Prof. 
 
 DAKOTA 
 
 CLEARFIELD 
 
 Hawes, C. W., Jr., '04, Farmer 
 FAIRFAX 
 
 Palmer, J. A., g. Pastor 
 
 GEDDES 
 
 Funston, J. G., '9.';. Business 
 GETTYSBURG 
 
 Whitlock, J. F., '78, Lawyer 
 HOT SPRINGS 
 
 Gregory, C. E., '76, Lawyer 
 
 HURLEY 
 
 Eraser, Viola C. (Mrs. L .B. Vaughan) '12 
 Vaughan, L. B., '12, Phys. 
 
 HURON 
 
 Beach, B. E., '81, Banker 
 Beach, B. M., '09, Sec. 
 Davis, L. H., '17 
 Mclntire, Ella E., '08, Libn. 
 Macknet, Metta M. I. (Mrs. B. E. Beach) 
 '81 
 
;o86 
 
 UniversiIy of Illinois 
 
 LAWREOSrCE 
 
 Gates, A. S., '83, Engr. 
 
 LEAD 
 
 Campbell, G. A., '18, Lawyer 
 Klingler, R. J., '16, Lawyer 
 
 LEMMON 
 
 Carrell, C. G., '09, Lawyer 
 
 LEOLA 
 
 Sigler, E. C, '06, Lawyer 
 
 MITCHELL 
 
 Dillon, C. C, '13, Coach 
 Fort, L. M., '13. Prin. 
 
 MADISON 
 
 Samuels, Freda I. (Mrs. M. M. Samuels) 
 '16 
 
 NEWELL 
 
 Grossman, D. A., '16, Farmer 
 Watson, Leila E. (Mrs. D. A. Grossman) 
 '16 
 
 PIERRE 
 
 Skelton, C. L., '16, Dealer 
 
 RAPID CITY 
 
 Hartmann, M. L., f. Prof. 
 Trowbridge, Tessie E. (Mrs. M. L. Hart- 
 mann) '13 
 
 REDFIELD 
 
 Fath, E. A., f. Coll. Pres. 
 
 SOUTH DAKOTA— Continued 
 
 SCOTLAND 
 
 Barickman, R. E., '06, Farmer 
 SIOUX FALLS 
 
 Boon, H. T., '07 
 Gawne, P. W. .f. Teacher 
 Gibbs, C. L., '09, Missionary ' 
 
 Hassenstein, C. F., '10, Bus. 
 Kirk, Elizabeth (Mrs. E. W. Robinson) 'og 
 Van Galder, Cora M. (Mrs. W. E. Hart) 
 '08 
 
 SISSELTOWN 
 
 Bade, C. W., g, Mgr. 
 
 SPEARFISH 
 
 Bennett, F. L., '16, Instr. 
 
 VERMILLION 
 
 Hadley, H. F., g, Chem. 
 Jones, W. F., '07, Prof. 
 Richardson, Mabel K., '07, Libn. 
 Vanneman, H. W., '07, Prof. 
 
 WATERTOWN 
 
 Fahnestock, Rhoda, g 
 
 WESSINGTON 
 
 Scotchbrook, G. P., '83, Banker 
 
 WESSINGTON SPRINGS 
 
 Wright, S. W., '01, Banker 
 
 YANKTON 
 
 Jenney, Adeline M., g 
 
 TENNESSEE 
 
 BUTLER 
 
 Mills, M. (R. P. Millsaps) '07, Farmer 
 
 CARTHAGE 
 
 Seese, R. S., '12, Engr. 
 CHATTANOOGA 
 
 Buck, P. E., '14, Engr. 
 Crutchtield, W., Jr., '16, Arch. 
 Harris, L. H., f. Prof. 
 Hubbart, O. S., g. Teacher 
 Rugg, D. M., '10, Engr. 
 Stratton, Grace B., '17 
 
 GREENVILLE 
 
 Grannis, F. C, '10, Prof. 
 JOHNSON CITY 
 
 Snook, J. D., '15, Chem. 
 KNOXVILLE 
 
 Disosway. M. D., '08, Gen. Foreman 
 
 __. D., '08, Gen. 
 
 Gaut, Rosa L., '12, Pianist 
 Matthews, R. C, '02, Prof. 
 
 LAFOLLETTE 
 
 Matthews, Bessie G. (Mrs. W. D. Barton) 
 '09 
 
 LEBANON 
 
 Kopf, F. A., '16, Dir. 
 MARYVILLE 
 
 Bulger. C. V., f, Instr. 
 MEMPHIS 
 
 Bailey, W. T., '04, Arch. 
 
 Buzick, J. W., '10, Sec. 
 
 Fredenhagen, V. B., '10, Engr. 
 
 Fry. A. S., '13, Engr. 
 
 Johnson, L. W., '96, Contr. 
 
 Kaufman, A. H., '17, Chem. 
 
 Knowlton, P. C, Jr., '14, Arch. 
 
 Lee, J. L., '00. Merchant 
 
 Palmer, J. W., '10, Lawyer 
 
 Reasoner, Clara B. (Mrs. H. B. Barry) '02 
 
 NASHVILLE 
 
 Hinds, M. E., g, Chem. 
 Holt, A. P., '14, Pomol. 
 Rentchler, Edna K., '15, Instr. 
 
 PROSPECT STATION 
 
 Howes, H. E., '14, Farmer 
 TULLAHOMA 
 
 Falls, Ida B., '77 
 
 TEXAS 
 
 AMARILLO 
 
 Hewes, F. S., '06, Engr. 
 Stuebing, A. F., '11, Foreman 
 
 ARBALA 
 
 Davis, A. E.. '81, Doctor 
 
 ARLINGTON 
 
 Woods. H. S., f, Prof. 
 
 AUSTIN 
 
 Bourdette, Bertha (Mrs. W. S. Hendrix) 
 
 '13 
 Crigler, Nina B., f. Prof. 
 Dodd, E. L., f. Prof. 
 Duncalf, F., f. Prof. 
 Goff, Cicely S., '10, Teacher 
 Goff. Mary E., '02, Libn. 
 Henderson, J. L., f, Prof. 
 Hendrix, W. S., f. Prof. 
 James, H. G., '06, Prof. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1087 
 
 TEXAS— Continued 
 
 AUSTIN— Continued 
 
 Rightor, F. E., '03, Engr. 
 Thomas, H. R., g 
 Udden, J. A., f. Geol. 
 
 BARTLETT 
 
 Williamson, Belle, '13, Teacher 
 BEAUMONT 
 
 Grath, C. T., '17 
 
 Southwell, O. J. T., f, Instr. 
 
 Van de Greyn, E. B., '11, Engr. 
 
 BLESSING 
 
 Williamson, Florence (Mrs. H. W. Best) 
 '08 
 
 BUSHLAND 
 
 Bush, J. A.. '06, Farmer 
 CANYON 
 
 Geller, H. W., g 
 
 Rambo, Jessie E., '08, Teacher 
 
 COLLEGE STATION 
 Beach, R., f, Instr. 
 Bond, J. D., g, Prof. 
 Morrison, R. L., '11, Engr. 
 Richey, J. J., '03, Prof. 
 CORPUS CHRISTIE 
 
 Alarco, J. M., '00, Real Est. 
 Stevens, H. A., '84, Engr. 
 Stevens, V. T., '15, Lawyer 
 CORSICANA 
 
 Wright, Minnie E. (Mrs. J. M. Blackburn) 
 '83 
 CROSBY 
 
 Runneberg, E. C, '17, Farmer 
 DALLAS 
 
 Anderson, Laura M. (Mrs. J. R. Green- 
 
 halgh) '75 
 Danford, F. D.. 'og, Engr. 
 Flagg, S. B., '04, Engr. 
 Fritz, H. R., g, Engr. 
 Hagan, M. E., '07, Teacher 
 Hagan, T. A., '16, Lecturer 
 Harnock, G. A., '12, Mgr. 
 Howe, G. A., 'n. Salesman 
 Murphey, H. B., '04, Engr. 
 Ohrum, D. B.. '18 
 Ohrum, Frances R. (Mrs. E. S. Penne- 
 
 baker) '11 
 Pennebaker, E. S., '10, Engr. 
 Schundner, L. V., '12, Engr. 
 DENTON 
 
 Mitchell, Annie (Mrs. A. J. Newman) '01 
 EL CAMPO 
 
 Frank, W. L., '14, Farmer 
 Mottier, Julia L. (Mrs. W. L. Frank) '16 
 EL PASO 
 
 Andrews, Peach H. (Mrs. R. A. Nelson) 
 
 '13 
 Enger, A. L., '11, Engr. 
 Harms, A., '95, Chem. 
 Hughes, F. E., '97, Engr. 
 Marshall, R. S., '06 
 Nelson, R. A., '12, 
 Stout, E. B., '15, Inventory Man 
 Strauch, Clara M., '09, Instr. 
 FT. SAM HOUSTON 
 
 Lantz, C. W., '13. Prof. 
 FT. WORTH 
 
 Johnson, H. J., '13, Clerk 
 Skillvig, S. C, '93, Arch. 
 GALVESTON 
 
 McNeill, Norah, '09, Libn. 
 GEORGETOWN 
 
 Mounts, Marjorie E. (Mrs. L. Moise) '13 
 
 HEREFORD 
 
 Snyder, G., '16, Farmer 
 HILLSBORO 
 
 Butler, W. A., '09, Engr. 
 HOUSTON 
 
 Black, R. O., '12, Designer 
 
 Blocher, J. D., '04, Acct. 
 
 Davis, Martha L. (Mrs. F. S. Stroheker) 
 '16 
 
 Dennis, H. K., f, Asst. 
 
 Holmes, F. H., '01, Bus. 
 
 Humphrey, H. K.. '11, Instr. 
 
 McHugh, G. B., 'g8. Clerk 
 
 Maury. C. F., '14, Arch. 
 
 North. W. A., '10, Bookkeeper 
 
 Stroheker, F. S.. '15, Lawyer 
 
 Weston, F. W., '10, Engr. 
 
 Weston, W. S., '81 
 
 Wright, Agnes (Mrs. H. K. Dennis) '16 
 LOLITA 
 
 Hertel, C. A., '09. Farmer 
 ODEM 
 
 Frederick, G., '88. Farmer 
 PALACIOS 
 
 Jordan, G. T., '00, Farmer 
 
 Williamson, Mary H. (Mrs. P. A. Elder) 
 '87 
 
 Williamson, Maude, '09, Teacher 
 
 PLAINVIEW 
 
 Hollaad, Leila (Mrs. R. R. Field) '10 
 PORT ARTHUR 
 
 Adams, W. C. '15, Chem. 
 Fletcher, L. J.. '13, Prof. 
 Wilford, R. N., '17, Business 
 
 PORT NECHES 
 
 Higgins, M. B., '14, Engr. 
 PORTERVILLE 
 
 Meyer, W., '12, Teacher 
 ROSEBUD 
 
 Armitage, J. H., '01, Teacher 
 ROUND ROCK 
 
 Maxon, R. Y., '95 
 SAN ANGELO 
 
 Canon, C. C, '17, Farmer 
 SAN ANTONIO 
 
 McKee, Olivetta (Mrs. R. L. Kelley) '14 
 
 Williams, G. A., '07 
 SAN BENITO 
 
 Trotter, C. P., '09, Contr. 
 STOCKTON 
 
 Williams, Susan K., g, Teacher 
 TYLER 
 
 Batchelder, Augusta (Mrs. W. T. Eaton) 
 '80 
 
 Eaton, Frances M., '09, Teacher 
 
 Eaton, Helen M., '07, Asst. 
 
 Vance, W. H., '99, Engr. 
 VICTORIA 
 
 Ice, Marinda (Mrs. E. Middleton) '97 
 WACO 
 
 Zimmerman, R. P., '13 
 WHITEWRIGHT 
 
 Montgomery, J., g, Engr. 
 WICHITA FALLS 
 
 Miller, Olive F. (Mrs. C. W. Clark) '14 
 
 Wright, J. F., '16. Ed. 
 YOAKUM 
 
 Apple, C. E., '03, Engr. 
 
io88 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 UTAH 
 
 DELTA 
 
 Jamison, Michal V. (Mrs. H. L. Charles) g. 
 Teacher 
 
 GARFIELD 
 
 Edwards, C, '04, Chem. 
 Rees, E. A.,g, Chem. 
 
 LOGAN 
 
 Carroll, W. E., g. Prof. 
 Greaves, J. E., g, Prof. 
 
 MT. PLEASANT 
 
 Trowbridge, Mary L., '15, Teacher 
 
 MYTON 
 
 Arnold, Lillian B. (Mrs. H. C. Means) '02 
 
 OGDEN 
 
 Woodcock, Helen E., '17, Teacher 
 
 PROVO 
 
 Merrill, A. N., g, Prof. 
 
 SALT LAKE CITY 
 
 Archer, C. L., '06, Credit Man 
 
 Bailey, R. E., '13, Supt. 
 
 Bennett, C. E., g, Engr. 
 
 Bowman, H. D., '10, Engr. 
 
 Frederickson, J. H., '91, Engr. 
 
 Garrison, L., '07, Lawyer 
 
 Gregory, W. H., '06, Lawyer 
 
 Harris, J. T., '91, Publisher 
 
 King, W. E., '97, Lawyer 
 
 Lee, E. O., '78, Lawyer 
 
 Macfarlane, W., g, Chem. 
 
 Meadows, D. S., '08. Engr. 
 
 Oliver, C. B., '12, Engr. 
 
 Prater, B. H., '03, Engr. 
 
 Reeves, G. I., '02, Entomol. 
 
 Sloan, Amelia M., '17, Teacher 
 
 Welles, Miriam U. (Mrs. G. I. Reeves) '03 
 TOOELE 
 
 Moore, Irene H. (Mrs. J. A. Davenport) 
 '17 
 
 Russell, J. T., '11, Draftsman 
 
 WEST HIAWATHA 
 
 Gleason, F. E., f, Supt. 
 
 BURLINGTON 
 
 Burke, C. E., g. Prof. 
 
 CHARLOTTE 
 
 Eno, A. L.. f. Prof. 
 
 Eno, Sara W. (Mrs. E. B. Sherman) 
 
 ENOSBURG FALLS 
 
 Clark, Angle R., '04, Teacher 
 
 HINESBURG 
 
 Strand, C. J., g, Prin. 
 
 •08 
 
 CHERRYVALE 
 
 Lewis, H. F., g, Chem. 
 CITY POINT 
 
 Eckhardt, Clara (Mrs. F. C. Evans) 
 CLARENDON 
 
 Housel, O. L., '01, Engr. 
 FALLS CHURCH 
 
 Cobb, Margaret V., g, Psychol. 
 FRANKTOWN 
 
 Robinson, W. K.. f 
 
 FREDERICKSBURG 
 
 Kepler, G. F., '00, Farmer 
 
 MILLER SCHOOL 
 
 Simon, Cornelia E., f, Instr. 
 
 NORFOLK 
 
 Barker, E. F., '17 
 
 Duval, E. D., '12, Engr. 
 
 Rockey, P. T., '17, Insp. 
 
 Streed, Judith E. (Mrs. L. M. Klinefelter) 
 
 Wright, T. J., Jr., '09, Engr. 
 
 VERMONT 
 
 MANCHESTER 
 
 Bates, M. C. f, Prin. 
 
 Bullard, Helen E. (Mrs. M. C. Bates) '05 
 
 MIDDLEBURY 
 
 Stevens, J. G., f. Prof. 
 RUTLAND 
 
 Fairchild, Faith J. (Mrs. B. Fisher) '18 
 WESTMINSTER 
 
 Dodge, Bertha A. (Mrs. H. L. Piper) '03 
 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION 
 
 Dunbar, Louise B., g, Teacher 
 
 VIRGINIA 
 
 PENNIMAN 
 
 Murphy, K. T., '13, Contr. 
 PETERSBURG 
 
 Davis, J. W., g, Instr. 
 PORTSMOUTH 
 
 Meyer, C. T., '16, Insp. 
 Pendleton, J. C, f, Supt. 
 
 PULASKI 
 
 Knapp, W. E., '09, Engr. 
 RICHMOND 
 
 Hibbs, H. H., Jr., f, Dir. 
 
 Maloit, Pauline G., '16 
 
 RINER 
 
 Scott, W. D., g, Mgr. 
 ROANOKE 
 
 Fox, J. L., '17, Engr 
 SABOT 
 
 Hay hurst. P., '14, Farm Mgr 
 SALEM 
 
 Garden, H. R., '03, Engr. 
 
 ABERDEEN 
 
 Fink, Erna M. E., '09, Teacher 
 
 ALMIRA 
 
 McKay, A., '18 
 
 WASHINGTON 
 
 ARLINGTON 
 
 Oliver, W. F., '76, Phys. 
 
 BELLINGHAM 
 
 Bacon, K. L, '80 
 
 Ward, Amy, '16. Teachei 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1089 
 
 WASHINGTON— Continued 
 
 BIG LAKE 
 
 Berry, H. B., g. Farm Mgr. 
 BREMERTON 
 
 Panhorst, F. W., '15, Draftsman 
 
 Russett, J. P. C, '17, Arch. 
 
 CHEHALIS 
 
 Coffman, N. B., '78, Banker 
 
 CHENEY 
 
 Reynolds, Mabel, '01, Libn. 
 Strong. T. J., '17 
 Tieje, R. E., '10. Prof. 
 
 COLFAX 
 
 Gillespie, Belle I. (Mrs. R. Gray) '02 
 Gray, R., '00, Supt. 
 
 CONCRETE 
 
 Wagner, C. L., '10, Chem. 
 DAYTON 
 
 Barnett, A. F., '01, Phys. 
 EPHRATA 
 
 Enger, N., '06 
 EVERETT 
 
 Barker, Mary E. (Mrs. F. C. Vincent) '05 
 
 Engel, L. E., '04, Mgr. 
 
 Schumacher, Tillie J. (Mrs. E. M. Rails- 
 back) '02 
 
 GRANDVIEVV 
 
 Bradley, Eugenia (Mrs. E. F. Maryatt) '12 
 Maryatt, E. F., '09, Engr. 
 
 HANFORD 
 
 Wehmeier, W. H., '04, Engr. 
 KENT 
 
 Moore, E., '10, Prin. 
 LIND 
 
 Hoffman, W. S., g. Missionary 
 NACHES 
 
 Hays, D., '98, Engr. 
 
 Owens, Dasie M. (Mrs. D. Hays) '99 
 
 NORTH YAKIMA 
 
 Borton, B. S., '05, Teacher 
 
 Bunting, L. J., '14, Mgr. 
 
 Hall, F. A., '92, Farmer 
 
 Owens, Bessie W. (Mrs. J. H. Needham) 
 
 '85 
 Staley, J. C, '98, Mgr. 
 
 NORTH VANCOUVER 
 
 Vincent, C. A., '13, Draftsman 
 OLYMPIA 
 
 Page, Mary L., '78, Teacher 
 
 Wallace, H. M., '97, Teacher 
 
 Whitham, R. F., '77, Survr. 
 
 OPPORTUNITY 
 
 Grove, R. B., '03, Business 
 PORT TOWNSEND 
 
 Ewing, Harriet G, (Mrs. T. W. Holman) 
 '08 
 
 Holman, T. W., '06, Lawyer 
 
 PROSSER 
 
 Lincoln, W., g. Farm Mgr. 
 PULLMAN 
 
 Carpenter, II. V., '97, Prof. 
 
 Clatworthy, Linda M., '00, Libn. 
 
 Hegnauer. L.. '06, Agr. 
 
 Schafer, E. G., g. Prof. 
 
 Sears, S. F., f, Prof. 
 
 PULLMAN— Continued 
 
 Staley, Maggie E. (Mrs. H. V. Carpenter) 
 
 '99 
 Weaver, R., f, Prof. 
 
 ROLLING BAY 
 
 Bliss, C. K., g. Teacher 
 
 SEATTLE 
 
 Aaron, P. J., '98, Engr. 
 
 Anderson, Augusta, '06, Libn. 
 
 Anderson, S, H., g, Instr. 
 
 Arnold, J. J., '98, Business 
 
 Bartells, E. J., '08, Chem. 
 
 Batterson, Mayme A., '08, Libn. 
 
 Bear, A. L., '08, Engr. 
 
 Bennett, Edith P., '00, Teacher 
 
 Bogardus, C. E., '83, Chem. 
 
 Brumbach, Lucia (Mrs. C. E. Bogardus) 
 
 '90 
 Burgess, B. P., '08, Engr. 
 Bush, J. K., '00, Cashier 
 Bushnell, H. L., '08, Engr. 
 Carlson, P. N.. '11, Engr. 
 Carnahan, F. G., '92, Lawyer 
 Crowder, B. H., '13, Salesman 
 Davidson, C. F., f, Phys. 
 Dehn, W. M., g, Prof. 
 De Motte, Ruby T. (Mrs. B. O. Brown) 
 
 '02 
 Denny, Christina (Mrs. C. W. Smith) '08 
 Dodds, Eva (Mrs. B. H. Crowder) '14 
 Drury, R. S., '03, Engr. 
 Eckelmann, E. O., f, Instr. 
 Estep, Jessie, '78 
 Evans, R. M., '06, Engr. 
 Forbes, Marjorie D. (Mrs. J. W. Wilson) 
 
 '03 
 Fox, Gertrude, '04, Libn. 
 Frye, T. C, '94, Prof. 
 Fullerton, H. G., '02, Lawyer 
 Gibbons, C. B., '07, Instr. 
 Gracie, Helen B., f, Libn. 
 Gridley, H. N., '01, Prin. 
 Harris, A. J.. '08, Engr, 
 Harwood, H. H., '13, Mgr. 
 Hawley, R. S., '07, Broker 
 Herbstmann, J. C, '09, Prof. 
 Hoff, H. J., g 
 Hoge, C. H., '09, Engr. 
 Horimura, H., '17, Engr. 
 Hullinger, Katherin (Mrs. C. M. Sterling) 
 
 '75 
 Jones, J. W., '04, Lawyer 
 Tones, W. R.. '10, Doctor 
 "Lilly, C. H., '84, Merchant 
 Luther, O. L., '02, H. S. Prin. 
 McDonald, Alice B. (Mrs. R. M. Winger) 
 
 '08 
 Meissner, J. A. (Mrs. A. J. Quigley) '06 
 Mogensen. P., '94, Engr. 
 Neikirk, L. I., f. Prof. 
 Nevins, J., '98, Engr. 
 Null, M. M., '00, Physician 
 Pearce, C. C., f, Instr. 
 Phipps, T. E., '06, Engr. 
 Poorman, Amy (Mrs. G. H. Jensen) '09 
 Popejoy, Lida E. (Mrs. E. J. Jones) '04, 
 
 Teacher 
 Redenbaugh, W. A., f. Instr. 
 Reynolds, H. L., '85, Engr. 
 Rothgeb, Jessie B., '14. Mgr. 
 Russell, F. A., g. Prof. 
 Schwartz, Louise F., '14, Libn. 
 Shoemaker, J. E., '03, Engr. 
 Slauson, H. B., '82, Chem. 
 Smith, C. W., '03, Libn, 
 Spray, Edith L, (Mrs, F. S, Sawyer) '07 
 Storey. E, P,, '03, Arch, 
 Stutsman, Adah H, (Mrs. O. L. Luther^ 
 
 Taylor, Helen M, (Mrs, J. K. Bush) '02 
 Todd, J. N., '12, Designer 
 Van Dervoort, J., '11, Engr. 
 
lOQO 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 WASHINGTON— Continued 
 
 SEATTLE— Continued 
 
 Westhold. Amanda, '03, Teacher 
 Wilson, G. S., '03. Teacher 
 Wilson, 1. W., '03, Arch. 
 Winger, R. M., f. Prof. 
 
 SOUTH SEATTLE 
 
 Bennett, Sarah (Mrs. J. M. F. Erwin) 'gj 
 
 SPANAWAY 
 
 Chandler, W. B., '76, Farmer 
 
 SPOKANE 
 
 Crawford, Luvern H. (Mrs. R. Franklin) 
 
 '12 
 Davis, H. S., '03, Lawyer 
 Ferris, H. B., '94, Comptroller 
 Ferris, J. E., '95, Banker 
 Gray, Greta, f, Instr. 
 Gray, Lily, '06. Libn. 
 Hubbard, Laura M., '13, Libn. 
 Neeley, J. R., '83. Phys. 
 Sawyer, D. H., '02, Engr. 
 Sawyer, G. L., '03, Engr. 
 Shinn, J. R,, '04, Agr. 
 Walters, Bertha E. (Mrs. H. S. Green) 07 
 
 SUMNEJi 
 
 Holton, Frankie (Mrs. G. Burke) '14 
 
 SUNNYSIDE 
 
 Deets, R. E., '08, Engr. 
 
 TACOMA 
 
 Bullard. G, W., '82, Arch. 
 
 Bullock, Jessie J. (Mrs. A. Kastner) '00 
 
 TACOMA— Continued 
 
 Cummins, R, A,, g, Prof. 
 Dugan, E. N., '06, Arch. 
 Gordon, T. H., '01, Lawyer 
 Hill, I. "H.. '99, Arch. 
 Howell, L. D., '07, Arch. 
 Kaiser, T. B., f, Libn. 
 Kautz, W. W., '08, Constr. 
 Lewis, B. A., '06, Agr. 
 Little, C. E., '06, Engr. 
 Remann, F. G., '01, Lawyer 
 Reynolds, O. E., '16. Prof. 
 Saunders, R. C, 'gS, Engr. 
 Soule, C. H., g. Salesman 
 Wichmann, G. C, f, Asst. 
 
 TRINIDAD 
 
 Morris, E. W.. '94, Rancher 
 VANCOUVER 
 
 Kable, J. F., '99, Engr. 
 
 WALLA WALLA 
 
 Gore, S. T., '76, Arch. 
 
 Moore, A. C, '87 
 
 Smith, Ellen G., '02, Libn. 
 
 WATERMAN 
 
 Estep, H. C, '74, Engr. 
 WENATCHE£ 
 
 Atwood, P. W., '08, Agr. 
 
 June, Marjorie M., '15 
 
 WILBUR 
 
 Wheeler. Mary M. (Mrs. M. E. Bennett) 
 '06, Phvs. 
 
 ARBUCKLE 
 
 Wilson, Isabella C, '16, Agt. 
 CHARLESTON 
 
 Ketchum, R. B., '96, Engr. 
 
 DUBREE 
 
 Willson, H. E., '16, Engr. 
 
 HUNTINGTON 
 
 Lancaster, L. W., g. Teacher 
 Myers. Rachel F.. '15, Teacher 
 Ply male, Betha, '18 
 
 KENOVA 
 
 Stone, C. A., '17, Chem. 
 LOGAN 
 
 Tracy, Elizabeth V., '16, Teacher 
 
 MORGANTOWN 
 
 Callen, A. C, f. Prof. 
 Sheets, E. W., g, Prof. 
 Starkey. L. V., '14, Instr. 
 Yoke, T. J.. '14, Prof. 
 
 WEST VIRGINIA 
 
 XITRO 
 
 Ice, N. C, 'is, Surg. 
 
 PARiKERSBURG 
 
 Babcock, Jennie M., '16, Demonstrator 
 POE 
 
 Hypes, G. W., '16, Prin. 
 
 READER 
 
 Ashburn. C. M., '14, Prin. 
 
 RONCEVERTE 
 
 Hypes, Cora E. J., 'i6 
 Hypes, J. L., '16, Prin. 
 
 SUMMERSVILLE 
 
 Myers, C. E.. '13, Prin. 
 
 WHEELING 
 
 Hopkins, E. B., "14, Business 
 
 APPLETON 
 
 Adler, F. H. H.. g, Prof. 
 Bagg, R. M., f. Prof. 
 Culver, H., g 
 Howard, D. T., g 
 Ingold, V. J., '13, Arch. 
 
 ARCADIA 
 
 Fernholz. J. J., g, Mgr. 
 
 ASHLAND 
 
 WISCONSIN 
 
 BELOIT 
 
 Keiser, A., g. Minister 
 Lafferty, J. S., 'is 
 Mitchell, C. J., '91, Engr. 
 Smith. G. W., g. Instr. 
 Thomas, R. R., '16, Acct. 
 
 BERLIN 
 
 Macbeth, Grace (Mrs. R. W. Walworth) 
 '15 
 
 BROADHEAD 
 
 Loutzenhiser, Sarah E., '13, Teacher 
 
 Gardner, H., '07, Engr. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 lOQI 
 
 WISCONSIN— Continued 
 
 CEDARBURG 
 
 Boerner, E. S., '17 
 CEDAR GROVE 
 
 Huenink, H. L.*, g, Chem. 
 CONDERAY 
 
 Godeke. H. F., '05, Engr. 
 CRIVITZ 
 
 Bauman, L. P., '13, Rancher 
 
 Combe, Eleanor M. (Mrs. L. P. Bauman) 
 '13 
 DALTON 
 
 Dixon, R. E., f, Cashier 
 EAU CLAIRE 
 
 Bartlett, H. O., '18 
 
 Hoeppner, E. G., '12, Engr. 
 
 Pinkum, Anna S., '04, Libn. 
 
 ELLSWORTH 
 
 Watt, Laura A. (Mrs. L. W. Fulton) '11 
 FOND DU LAC 
 
 Le Kander, R. E., '16, Engr. 
 
 Maze, E. A., '08, Contr. 
 
 GREEN BAY 
 
 Carter, R. M., '05, Surgeon 
 Johnson, E. L., '11, Salesman 
 Weber, E. A., '08, Supt. 
 
 HARTFORD 
 
 Spencer, Fannie G. C. (Mrs. T. J. Phillips) 
 '08 
 
 HUDSON 
 
 Anderson, C. L.. '18 
 JANESVILLE 
 
 Baines, O. R., '12, Merchant 
 
 Elston, A. (A. di Ghilini) '13, Engr. 
 
 McCulloch, Isabella J., '04, Libn. 
 
 KENNEMICK 
 
 Dietrich, R. S., '10, Dairyman 
 KENOSHA 
 
 Albvecht, A. J., '12, Lawyer 
 
 Dewey, V. P., '14, Journ. 
 
 Ross, Louise H., '10, Clerk 
 
 Tremper, G. N., f, Prin. 
 
 KILBOURN 
 
 Morris, C. M., '04, Mgr. 
 
 LA CROSSE 
 
 Beust, C, '18 
 
 Edwards, Grace O., '98, Libn. 
 Fairchild, J. A. L., '06, Prof. 
 Moore, J. R., g, Instr. 
 Myers, A. L., '13, Engr. 
 Noble, C. W., '95, Contr. 
 Trowbridge, Myrtle, '11, Critic 
 Wing, Florence S., '01, Libn. 
 
 LANCASTER 
 
 Taylor, E. H., '13, Chem. 
 Taylor, W. L., '12, Land. Arch. 
 
 LAONA 
 
 Ovitz, Hazel L., '11, Supt. 
 
 MADISON 
 
 Atwood, L. P., '94, Engr. 
 
 Aust, F. A., f. Prof. 
 
 Banschbach, Litta C. (Mrs. G. R. Bascom) 
 
 '06 
 Bascom, G. R., '05, Engr. 
 Bickel, Mary A. (Mrs. F. M. White) '09 
 Bruner, Mary V. (Mrs. L. R. Tehon) '13 
 
 MADISON— Continued 
 Burd, H. A., g, Instr. 
 Chrisholm, W., f, Instr. 
 Comstock, G. C., h, Prof. 
 Crane, R., f, Instr. 
 Davis, J. J., '72, (Turator 
 Dunlap, M. E., '14, Arch. 
 Durfee, J. H., '06, Engr. 
 Elmenclorf, A., '14, Engr. 
 Eppels, C. J., f, Asst. 
 Fox, Lucia B., '18, Teacher 
 Fracker, S. B., g, Entomol. 
 Frary, H. D., g, Engr. 
 Hayes, A. W., '07, Agr. 
 Head, J. R., g, Instr. 
 Henry, W. A., h. Educator 
 Hillman, F. W., '05, Engr. 
 Kellogg, Amelia L., '15, Teacher 
 Kraeckmann, A. E., '16, Farmer 
 Lee, C. E.. f, Commissioner 
 McCaskey. E. W., f. Major 
 McMurry, K. F., Teacher 
 Menzei, C. A., '17 
 Merrill, Julia W., '03, Libn. 
 Millar, A. V., '97, Prof. 
 Mills, C. H., f. Prof. 
 Peabody, A., '82, Arch. 
 Phillips, J. D., '93, Prof. 
 Phillips, P. A., '73, Farmer 
 Potter, E. J., '16, Constr. 
 Sammis, J. L., '97, Prof. 
 Sanford, Delia C, '00, Libn. 
 Seastone, C. V., '95, Engr. 
 Stewart, H. W., '09, Prof. 
 Swinney, E. E., f, Instr. 
 Townsend, L. L., f. Prof. 
 Turneaure, F. E., h, Engr. 
 Valentine, H. D., '13, Instr. 
 Walton, J. H., Jr., f. Prof. 
 Watters, J. M., '08, Stud. 
 
 MELLEN 
 
 Logeman, A. E., '04, Mgr. 
 MENOMONIE 
 
 Graven, A. S., '17 
 
 Wright, Mildred G., g, Instr. 
 
 MIDDLE INLET 
 
 Ferris, C. F., '11, Farmer 
 
 MILTON 
 
 Crandall, W. T., g. Farmer 
 
 MILWAUKEE 
 
 Ball, J. D., '07, Prof. 
 
 Balzer, G. J., g, Prin. 
 
 Barnes, Mildred (Mrs. C. H. Haessler) g 
 
 Barry, Frank, '77, Atty. 
 
 Black, C. D., '11, Engr. 
 
 Coddington, V. W., '75, Eingr. 
 
 Coffin, F. A., '09, Mgr. 
 
 Corrigan, E,, '06, Mgr. 
 
 Criley, H. R., '18 
 
 Davidson, C. N., g, Chem. 
 
 Dickey, C. B., '05, Chem. 
 
 Dietzer, Alice (Mrs. L. S. Brodd) '14 
 
 Doolittle, F. W., f, Engr. 
 
 Fast, E. E., '08 
 
 Finkenbinder, E. O., '10, Supvr. 
 
 Flanders. Annette H., '18, Arch. 
 
 Foster, H. L., '13, Engr. 
 
 Fox, F. G., '98, Teacher 
 
 Gillan, P. H., '12 Publisher 
 
 Grierson, W. G., '07, Draftsman 
 
 Gruhl, C. J., '17, Draitsman 
 
 Harmon, M. T., '11, Mgr, 
 
 Haessler, C. H., g. Writer 
 
 Holl, C. L., '06, Real Es'. 
 
 Hormel, Dorothy S., '16, SociaJ Worker 
 
 Jacobi, H. J., '18 
 
 "johanning, P. M., '09, Engr- 
 
 Kadish, V. H., f, Chem. 
 
 Kingsbury, H. B,, '09, Teacher 
 
1092 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 MILWAUKEE— Continued 
 
 Kirchhoff. R. C, '13, Arch. 
 
 Lauter, C. J., '11, Engr. 
 
 Lee, Alice (Mrs. V. W. Coddington) '75 
 
 Lord, C. A., '10, Engr. 
 
 Lundahl, R. R., '11, Engr. 
 
 Marshutz, J. H., '98, Lawyer 
 
 Maxwell, W. W., '07 
 
 Mesiroff, J. A., '99, Engr. 
 
 Miller, Mabel L., '12, Teacher 
 
 Monroe, G. S., '17, Chem. 
 
 Mourse, F. M., '12, Journ. 
 
 Ocock, C. A., '04, Mgr. 
 
 Otis, R. B., f, Engr. 
 
 Park, J. W., '14, Teacher 
 
 Perry, C. F., f, Supvr. 
 
 Radley. G. R., '00, Engr. 
 
 Rounds. C. R., f. Prof. 
 
 Sober, Gertrude C. (Mrs. H. A. Sober) f 
 
 Stookey, Helen F. (Mrs. N. Wilkinson) '04 
 
 Swanberg, F. L., '02, Engr. 
 
 Thompson, M. W., '10, Prof. 
 
 Walworth, Althea (Mrs. E. O. Finken- 
 
 binder) '10 
 Ward, O. M., '07, Engr. 
 Washburn, C. S., '15, Draftsman 
 Weiland, H. J., g, Chem. 
 Weston, Jessie B., '17, Libn. 
 Wilkinson, N., '02, Engr. 
 Wirth, W. v., '17, Chem. 
 
 MINERAL POINT 
 
 Hutchinson, Josephine L., '17 
 MONTFORT 
 
 Preston, A. F., '16, Ranchman 
 NYE 
 
 Wycoff, B. H., 'is. Farmer 
 
 OCONOMOWOC 
 
 Manns, A. G., '85, Chem. 
 OKAUCHEE 
 
 Wright, Mildred W., '18 
 OMRO 
 
 Palfrey, J. R., '17, Farmer 
 OREGON 
 
 Shilton, C. N., '04, Banker 
 OSHKOSH 
 
 Baker, Amelia W., '14, Teacher 
 
 Langmas, A. S., f, Asst. 
 
 PLYMOUTH 
 
 Saemann, Mabelle O., '09 
 PORTAGE 
 
 Pond, Ethel C. (Mrs. E. J. Kallevang) '10 
 
 PORT EDWARDS 
 
 Miller, R. N., g, Chem. 
 
 WISCONSIN— Continued 
 
 R-\CINE 
 
 Funston, E. B., '92, Arch. 
 Geist, H. F., '12, Engr. 
 Kerr, B. M., '09, Draftsman 
 Mautner, L. A., '11, Chem. 
 
 RIVER FALLS 
 
 Goble, L., g. Teacher 
 Welles, W. S., '01, Teacher 
 
 SHEBOYGAN 
 
 Hoehnke, H. W.. '18, Arch. 
 Stubenrauch, E. A., '18 
 
 SPARTA 
 
 Kammlade, W. G., g, Instr. 
 STANLEY 
 
 Miller, D. S., '06, Teacher 
 STEVENS POINT 
 
 Beck, Florence M. (Mrs. T. L. McGlachlin) 
 '00 
 
 SUPERIOR 
 
 Palmer, G. M., '08, Prof. 
 Robbins, F. A., '10, Prof. 
 
 THIEDSISVILLE 
 
 Seifert, H. F., '16, Farmer 
 
 WALDO 
 
 Louret, F., '17 
 
 WATERLOO 
 
 Hiebel, L. B., '16, Land. Arch. 
 
 WAUKESHA 
 
 Dancey, L. S., '07, Prof. 
 Lee, H. R., g, Chem. 
 Schoen, E. J., f, Asst. 
 
 WATJSAU 
 
 Fairchild, Edna (Mrs. C. G. Pier) '99 
 
 WAUWATOSA 
 
 Allen, L. L., '10, Phys. 
 
 Chisholm, Estella F. (Mrs. A. Nydegger) 
 
 '03 
 Hirsch, E. F., g, Phys. 
 Shute, R. L., '10. Engr. 
 Smith, F. A. C. f, Instr. 
 Stephens, Laura A. (Mrs. R. L. Shute) 'lo 
 Wanzer, J. M., '16, Business 
 
 WEST ALLIS 
 
 Hadley, H. L., '09, Engr. 
 
 WHITEWATER 
 
 Hulce, R. S., g, Instr. 
 
 Schmidt, G. A.. '03, Teacher 
 
 Worthen, Ella E. (Mrs. C. R. Maxwell) '04 
 
 BASIN 
 
 Armeling, C. E., '04, Rancher 
 
 Armeling, H. R., '06, Rancher 
 
 Harris, C. E., '02, Phys. 
 CASPER 
 
 Scott, J. T., 'os. Business. 
 
 Wegemann, C. H., f, Geo!. 
 CHEYENNE 
 
 Lummis, Jessie I., '02 
 
 Risser, Ruby B. (Mrs. C. A. Foreman) '06 
 CODY 
 
 Sperling, G., '95, Engr. 
 CREYBULL 
 
 Dunning, F. W., '08, Insp. 
 
 Findlay, J. S., '12 
 
 WYOMING 
 
 LANDER 
 
 Spriggs, J. J.. '03. Lawyer 
 
 Vance, Edna C. (Mrs. J. J. Spriggs) '03 
 LARAMIE 
 
 Kline, E. K., f, Prof. 
 
 Nasmyth, H. D., f, Dir. 
 POWELL 
 
 Williams, T. T., '76, Farmer 
 ROCK SPRINGS 
 
 Moore, H. A., '10, Engr. 
 
 Waterman, Louise H. (Mrs. P. D. Hess) 
 '17 
 SIIKRIDAN 
 
 Clarke, Carrie L. (Mrs. L. A. Blood) '09 
 Clarke, E. L., '02, Engr. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 1093 
 
 FOREIGN COUNTRIES 
 
 ANCHORAGE 
 
 Hook, H. H., '06, Miner 
 
 ALASKA 
 ARMENIA 
 
 EVEREK 
 
 Kouyounijian, G. H., '16, Engr. 
 
 AUSTRALIA 
 
 COBAR NELSON 
 
 Murphy, F. J., '97, Metallurgist Girault, A. A., f, Entoinol. 
 
 MELBOURNE SIDNEY 
 
 Griffin, W. B., "99, Arch. Simonds, E. F., f, Instr. 
 
 INNSBRIUCK 
 
 Kriegl, O., '17, Engr. 
 
 LORECH 
 
 Riacheff, I., '17 
 
 ALBERTA, BELLVUE 
 
 Robert, L. P., '06, Engr. 
 
 CALGARY 
 
 Leverton, E. R., '04, Engr. 
 
 DAYSLAND 
 
 Noble, Isabella, '96 
 Noble, T., '03, Farmer 
 
 EDMONTON 
 Dillow, R. M., g 
 
 KILLAM 
 
 Strauch, O. F., '06, Rancher 
 
 MARLBORO 
 
 Klossowski, T. J., '97, Chem. 
 
 BRITISH COLUMBIA 
 THREE VALLEY 
 
 Kasten, F. W., '05, Engr. 
 VANCOUVER 
 
 Hueckel, A. P., '08, Engr. 
 Mueller, W. H., '05, Contr. 
 Powers, H. J., '08, Contr. 
 Ross, R. v., '07, Agt. 
 Young, T. E., '09 
 
 VANCOUVER ISLAND 
 Stevenson, L., g, Supt. 
 
 WINNIPEG 
 
 Danley, W. W., '93, Arch. 
 Heinzelmann, J. H., '02, Instr. 
 
 ONTARIO, COBOURG 
 Smith, H. E., '16 
 
 COPPER CLIFF 
 
 Stewart, C. S., '08, Engr. 
 
 HAMILTON 
 Bait, J. L., 'ii 
 
 LONDON 
 
 Neville, K. P. R., f. Prof. 
 
 AUSTRIA 
 
 BULGARIA 
 
 LO VETCH E 
 
 Gherganoff, P., '18 
 
 CANADA 
 
 MANITOBA, ORILLIA 
 
 Evans, E. R., '07, Mfr. 
 OTTAWA 
 
 Clark, K. A., g. Geologist 
 
 Gilmore, R. E., g, Chem. 
 STRATHROY 
 
 Hudson, H. F., f, Entomol. 
 TORONTO 
 
 Billings, W. E., '09, Engr. 
 
 Bradley, M. J., f, Asst. 
 
 Gossett, J. E., '12, Mgr. 
 
 Mylrea, T. D., '09, Engr. 
 
 WELLAND 
 
 Stone, C. N., '04, Mgr. 
 WILTON GROVE 
 
 Crawford, H. G. M., g, Entomol. 
 QUEBEC, MONTREAL 
 
 Coulter, J. H., '12, Engr. 
 
 Hemmeon, J. C, f 
 
 QUEBEC 
 
 Van Zoeren, G. J., f, Asst. 
 SHAWINIGAN FALLS 
 
 Jaquet, G. E., '08, Mgr. 
 SASKATCHEWAN, BIGGAR 
 
 Collins, G. R., '01, Draftsman 
 CRAIK 
 
 Moore, L. A., '16, Farm Agt. 
 ELROSE 
 
 Williams, A. L., '13, Farmer 
 ESTLIN 
 
 Kinsey, A. R., '17, Farmer 
 REGINA 
 
 McAllister, H. T., '10 
 
 Wenger, E. I., f, Engr. 
 
 SASKATOON 
 
 Drennan, W. R., '09, Ins. 
 
I094 
 
 NICARAGUA. MANAGUA 
 
 Lindberg, I. A. I., 'lo, Acct. 
 
 PANAMA, CANAL ZONE 
 
 Dexter, E. G., f. Educator 
 Dubin, H., '15. Arch. 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 CENTRAL AMERICA 
 
 PANAMA, CANAL ZONE, ANCON 
 Zetek, J., '11, EntomoL 
 
 AUBUI 
 
 IIsu, C. Y., g, Sec. 
 CANTON 
 
 Chang, L., g. Engr. 
 
 Tue, J. H., 'is 
 
 Lin. T. K., '17 
 
 Teng, K. T., '14 
 
 CAR YIN 
 
 Chan, Y. Y.. 'iS 
 
 CHEKIANG 
 
 Chang, J. S., '17 
 Niu, T., '14 
 
 CHEKIANG PROVINCE 
 Niu, Y. H., '16, Engr. 
 
 HAICHOW 
 
 Bennett, Ruth (Mrs. L. S. Morgan) '99 
 
 HANKOW 
 
 Hall, E. L.. '08, Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 Woo, W. S., '13 
 
 HONAN 
 
 Du, C, '18 
 
 HONG KONG 
 
 Cheng, Y. T., '15, Mgr. 
 Hsu, C, '12 
 
 Panhoe, H. A., '15, Engr. 
 Shum, N. C, '14. Chem. 
 
 SONGEE CITY 
 
 Chen, Q. K.. '17 
 IDUNAN 
 
 Shing, C. T.. '18 
 
 Tong, T. Y. C, '17 
 
 Wu, W. Y., '17 
 
 KIANGSI 
 
 Lu, C. T., '16, Engr. 
 
 KONG KONG 
 
 Chang, T. T., '16 
 
 LANCHOW 
 
 Ou, H. C. 'ii. Sec. 
 
 LU CHOW FU 
 
 Vautrin, Minnie, '12, Missionary 
 
 KIANGSHA 
 
 Lee, A. C, '17, Engr. 
 KIANGSU 
 
 Tsu, T. L., g 
 KU SHI SHIN 
 
 Chang, H. L., '17 
 KWANG TUNG 
 
 Woo, Y., '17 
 MOUKDEN 
 
 Lu, C. K., '17 
 
 NANCHANG 
 
 Hsun, C. L., '17 
 Hsun, J. J., '17 
 
 NANKING 
 
 Lee, M. L. T., g. Teacher 
 Lee. T. N., '18 
 
 CHINA 
 
 NANKING— Continued 
 
 Pierce, Thirza M.. '11, Teacher 
 
 Read, Nellie L. (Mrs. R. M. Ross) '01 
 
 Tao, W. T., g 
 
 Tsou, Y. H., g. Prof. 
 
 Wu, C. K., '13, Teacher 
 
 PEKING 
 
 Chen, L. S., '16 
 
 Chuang, T., '14, Instr. 
 
 IIu, W. Y.. '00, Judge 
 
 Mills, R. G., '03, Prof. 
 
 Taylor, Ethel N. (Mrs. D. F. Higgins) '09, 
 
 Missionary 
 Tsiang, K. S., '10 
 Wang, C. C, g, Dir. 
 Winston, A. P., f. Prof. 
 Woo. T. T.. '13, Engr. 
 Young, C. W., 97, Missionary 
 Zhen, J. T. S., '10, Acct. 
 Zucker, A. E., '12, Instr. 
 
 SAMSHUI 
 
 Everhart, P. H., '15, Custom Officer 
 
 SHANGHAI 
 
 Chen, K. Y., '13, Teacher 
 
 Chien, S. S., '14. Instr. 
 
 Boggs, H. F., '16 
 
 Dunlap. A. M., '06, Doctor 
 
 Feng. K. K., '15, Engr. 
 
 Gregory, A. W., f, Mgr. 
 
 Halsey, Katherine C, g. Sec. 
 
 Koo, V. T., '14, Engr. 
 
 Ku, T. L., '14 
 
 Kurt. L. P., Jr.. '16, Merchant 
 
 Lauphit, T., '18 
 
 Moh. H. Y., '13, Dir. 
 
 Takahashi, M., g 
 
 Ting-Fang, W., h. Diplomatist 
 
 Tseng, Y. F., g 
 
 Tu, T. W., '09, Engr. 
 
 Wong, M. Y. H., 'iS 
 
 Wong, W. F., '13, Actuary 
 
 Yin, C. P.. '11, Mgr. 
 
 Zee, J. J., '14, Engr. 
 
 SHANTUNG 
 
 Hsu, T. H., '14, Teacher 
 
 SOOCHOW 
 
 Wang, C. N., g 
 
 SZECHWAN 
 
 Moncrieff, J. E., g. Teacher 
 
 TANGSHAN 
 
 Yen, C. C, '13, Prof. 
 
 TIENTSIN 
 
 Liang, T. H., '15 
 
 TSIN-NAN 
 
 Loh, P. K., '13, Teacher 
 
 WEST CANTON 
 
 Lee, Y. N., '14, Teacher 
 
 WUCHINGHSIEN 
 Hao. T. C. '16 
 
 YEN AN FU SHENSI 
 
 Chang, V. C. '12. Field Dir. 
 
Geographical Index 
 
 lOQS 
 
 COSTA RICA 
 
 SAN JOSE 
 
 Moser, Olga F. (Mrs. U. S. Fitzpatrick) 
 '13 
 
 CUBA 
 
 CAMAQUEY 
 
 Farrin, J. M., '02, Engr. 
 CIENFUEGOS 
 
 Van Rossen, G. (G. Van Rossen Hoogen- 
 dijk) f, Chem. 
 
 CLARA 
 
 '18 
 
 SANTA BARBARA 
 Francis, O. J., 'c 
 SANTIAGO 
 
 Arch. 
 
 Fajardoy, Maymir E., '13, Engr. 
 Portuondo, J. M., '12, Engr. 
 Portuondo, M., '14 
 
 Rodriguez, A., 
 
 NICOSIA 
 
 Gennadius, P., 
 
 74 
 
 FOREST ROW 
 
 Bryce, J., h, Ambassador 
 
 LIVERPOOL 
 
 Ray, A. J., '07, Engr. 
 
 LONDON 
 
 Fernie. Alison M., f, Teacher 
 Girton, D. G., '12, Business 
 Pease, H. M., '98, Engr. 
 
 PARIS 
 
 Brown, D. D., '04 
 Rossbach, E. J., '12, Mgr. 
 
 ELBING 
 
 Rahn, O., f, Mgr. 
 
 AUX-CAYES 
 
 Meyer, A. F., '17 
 
 GLEINWOOD 
 
 Goff, R. A., 'is, Supt. 
 HONOLULU 
 
 Burgess, P. S., g, Chem. 
 
 Lyman, L. T., '15, Mgr. 
 
 Pung, W. S. C, '14, Draftsman 
 
 Stickney. F. S.. g 
 
 Yamamoto, S., '16 
 
 Yapp, J. F. O., 'is 
 
 ARGARTOLA TIPPESAH 
 Barman, S. C, '15 
 
 BENGAL 
 
 Bose, P. K., '11, Chem. 
 Chakravarty, A. C, '18 
 Nag, N. K., '16, Engr. 
 
 BOLPUR 
 
 Majumdar, S. C, '09, Teacher 
 Raj', B. C, 'is 
 
 CALCUTTA 
 
 Dutt. M. L., '10. Instr. 
 Sinha, S., '11, Prof. 
 Tagore, R. N., '09, Mgr. 
 Waterfall, H. W., f, Engr. 
 
 DACCA 
 
 Bose, K. K., '14, Lecturer 
 
 CYPRUS 
 
 ENGLAND 
 
 MANCHESTER 
 
 Higgins, F. W., '02, Chem. 
 TREVIDDO 
 
 Jasper, E. M., 'ii, Engr. 
 TREVIDDO LISKEARD 
 
 Jasper, T. M., '10, Engr. 
 
 FRANCE 
 
 GERMANY 
 
 WURiTEMBURG 
 
 Muller, J., '75, Business 
 
 HAITI 
 
 HAWAII 
 
 KAILUA 
 
 Strout, F. A., '00, Draftsman 
 KEALAKEKUA 
 
 Midkifl, J. II., '17, Food Comn. 
 SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 
 
 Clark, A. B., '07, Cashier 
 
 INDIA 
 
 SHANTINIKETAN BOLPUR 
 
 Gangulee, N. N., '10, Agr. 
 BOMBAY 
 
 Barr, J., '02, Engr. 
 INDORE CITY 
 
 Shewade, V. Y., '12, Chem. 
 KAVALI, NELLORE DIST. 
 
 Bawden, S. D., '90, Mfr. 
 LAHORE 
 
 Virmani, D. D., g, Instr. 
 LASHKAR 
 
 Hill, Agnes G., '92. Missionary 
 
 LUCKNOW 
 
 Boggess, Edith E.. '15, Missionary 
 Roy, S. K., '14, Farm Mgr. 
 
1096 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 NAMTfU 
 
 Philleo, G. W., '12, Engr. 
 PARTANIVALI SIAL 
 
 Chand, H., '15 
 
 NEUVA GERONA 
 
 Snodgrass, W., '92, Orchardist 
 
 ROME 
 
 Gregory, Helen B., '77i Artist 
 
 INDIA— Continued 
 
 PITHORAGARH KUMAUN 
 
 Hewes, G. C., '83, Evangelist 
 
 PUNJAB 
 
 Patlak, M. L., '16 
 
 ISLE OF PINES 
 
 ITALY 
 
 AICHIKEN 
 
 Nakanishi, S., '18, Engr. 
 CHIBA-MACHI 
 
 lida, Y., g, Govt. Officer 
 FUKUI 
 
 Draper, Charlotte E. (Mrs. P. A. Smith) 
 '02 
 
 Smith, P. A., '01, Missionary 
 
 FUKUOKA 
 
 Mise, K., g. Prof. 
 HOKKAIDO 
 
 Hattori, K., '12, Teacher 
 IWAKI 
 
 Mizuno, T., g 
 JBARAKI-KEN 
 
 Takashima, S., g 
 KAGOSHIMA 
 
 Yamada, Y., '18 
 KIOTO CITY 
 
 Matoba, G. H., '18 
 KIMITZA 
 
 Morita, H., '18 
 KOBE 
 
 Hess, Charlotte (Mrs. R. Smith) '07 
 
 Smith, R., '02. Missionary 
 
 KOCHI-KEN 
 
 Nakayama, M., '17 
 
 KYOTO 
 
 Asai.'S., '17 
 
 JAPAN 
 
 MATSUMOTO 
 
 Ohinata, C, '16 
 MORIOKA 
 
 Fujimura, G., '11, Scientist 
 MUKOGUM HYOGOKEN 
 
 Taniyama, S., '09, Engr. 
 OKAMADA 
 
 Mikami, G., g 
 OKAYAMA 
 
 Nakada, K., '17 
 SENDAI 
 
 Nicodemus, F. B., '09, Missionary 
 SHIMODA 
 
 Maki, I., '12, Teacher 
 SHINGHU 
 
 Murata, M., '17 
 TOKYO 
 
 Abe, M., g, Engr. 
 
 Furukawa, S., '13, Arch. 
 
 lida, T., '13, Engr. 
 
 Kishi, T., g, Engr. 
 
 Mizoguchi, G., '14, Engr. 
 
 Ogihara, T., '04 
 
 Sekine, S., '13, Engr. 
 
 Sekine, S., '14, Engr. 
 
 Shiga, Shigetsura, '93, Arch. 
 
 Yuasa, H., g, Entomol. 
 
 TOKYO-FU 
 
 Inagaki, N., '14, Exporter 
 
 VOKOHOMA 
 
 Gamble, C. C, '15, Mgr. 
 
 ANDONG 
 
 Renich, E. A., '04, Missionary 
 
 CHIHUAHOJA 
 
 Enriquez, I. C, '10, Govt. 
 Hobble, A. C, '01, Engr. 
 Romero, C. N., '10, Farmer 
 Salazar, J. U., '14 
 
 GUADALAJARA 
 
 Escabosa, G. F., '13, Farmer 
 MEXICO CITY 
 
 Rodriguez. R. S., '06, Engr. 
 
 Stewart, M. V., '01, Engr. 
 
 MONTEREY 
 
 Gonzalez, A. V., '07, Prof. 
 PARRAL 
 
 Olshansen, W. A. G., '86, Engr. 
 
 KOREA 
 
 MEXICO 
 
 SABINAS HIDALGO 
 De La Garza, R., '18 
 
 SALTILLO 
 
 Abbott, T. S., '^^, Engr. 
 Abbott, Theodora S., '11 
 Arizpe, J. D. V., '06 
 Garza, J. I., '10, Engr. 
 
 TAMPICO 
 
 Greenwood, H. P., '05, Bus. 
 VERACRUZ 
 
 Gonrley, L. H., '12, Consul 
 
loq; 
 
 CHRISTIANA 
 
 Gaarder, R. H. 
 Solberg, L. P. 
 
 'i8, Mgr. 
 '08 
 
 KEMPT SHORE 
 
 Mosher, Edna g, Instr. 
 
 TEHERAN 
 
 Eleazarian, A. M., '15 
 
 BAUAN 
 
 Orosa, V. Y., '11, Engr. 
 CULION 
 
 Sevilla, H., '08 
 ILOILO 
 
 Beaty, F. M., '03, Teacher 
 CABATUAN 
 
 Confesor, V., '12, Engr. 
 CEBU CEBU 
 
 Borromeo, C. O., '15, Engr. 
 FT. MILLS 
 
 Buyers, A. S., '08, Captain 
 ILOCOS NORTE 
 
 Stipp, F. v., '13, Missionary 
 JARO 
 
 Lagniton, I. J., '11, Engr. 
 
 CAGUAS 
 
 Crum, Ethel, '07, Teacher 
 MAYAGUEZ 
 
 Carrero, J. O., '12, Chem. 
 
 Geographical Index 
 NORWAY 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA 
 
 TRURO 
 
 Truenian, J. M., f. Prof. 
 
 PERSIA 
 
 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS 
 
 JARS ILOILO 
 
 Jalandoni, J. L., '13 
 MANILA 
 
 Arguelles. A. S., '09, Chem. 
 
 Franks, C. W., '01, Supt. Schs. 
 
 Hilario, J. F., '08, Customs Service 
 
 Hill, A. J., g. Lawyer 
 
 McComb, D. Q., '10, Chem. 
 
 Morse, Jessie, '14 
 
 Noon, J. A., '13, Prin. 
 
 Sanvictores. J. G., '08, Agt. 
 
 Smolt, F. O., '91, Chem. 
 
 Wilson, Willabelle B. (Mrs. C. V. Powers) 
 '08 
 
 MARINDUQUE 
 
 Larracas, F. V., '08, Engr. 
 OCCIDENTAL 
 
 De La Rama, J., '08 
 
 PORTO RICO 
 
 PUNTA 
 
 Van Petten, A. A., '07, Engr. 
 SAN JUAN 
 
 ?urton, E. K., '11, Mgr. 
 
 Frazer, O. B., '08, Lawyer 
 
 PORTUGAL 
 
 COIMBRA 
 
 Olson Florence A. (Mrs. W. H. Stallings) 
 
 Stallings, W. H., Jr., g. Stud. Sec. 
 
 SOUTH AFRICA 
 
 CEDARA POTCHEFSTROOM 
 
 Haines, G. C, g, Entomol. Reinecke, T. G. W., g, Lecturer 
 
 CHIKORE ORANGE FREE STATE 
 
 Dysart, J. P., '06, Missionary Morkel, W. A. K., '15, Teacher 
 
 EAST LONDON 
 
 Woolf, H. S., '15 
 
 JOHANNESBURG 
 
 Kummer, L., '10, Elec. 
 Treu, M. R. H.. '16 
 
 LADYBRAND 
 
 Hall, E. H., '18 
 
 Hall, T. D., '14, Instr. 
 
 BUENOS AIRES 
 
 Basadre, F., '14, Engr. 
 Fook, E. A.. '16, Insp. 
 Mullen, C. J., '12 
 
 POTOSI 
 
 Moote, P. T., '16, Engr. 
 
 .MULDER'S VLEI 
 
 Ross, J. C, g, Chem. 
 
 VRYBURG 
 
 Ceiling, E. M. K., g, Agr. 
 
 SOUTH AMERICA 
 ARGENTINA 
 
 CHASCOMIS 
 
 Sumtiy, F. J., '10, Engr. 
 RAMOS MEJIA 
 
 Sumay, 01 J., '09, Engr. 
 
 BOLIVIA 
 
ioqS University or Illinois 
 
 SOUTH AMERICA— Continued 
 BRAZIL 
 
 CASSIA MINAS , PAVANA 
 
 Teixeira, E. A., '17, Engr. da Costa, M. F., '16 
 
 LAS PAULO RIO DE JANEIRO 
 
 de Lima. M. F., '16 Couto, L. S., '16, Engr. 
 
 MANAOS SAO PAULO 
 
 Howser, T R., '08, Engr. de Souza, J. C, '17 
 
 Karnopp, E. B., '04. Engr. Hempel, A.. '95, Entomol 
 
 NATAL 
 
 Green, E. C f. Farmer 
 
 CHILE 
 
 CHUQUICOMATA SANTIAGO 
 
 Bennitt, R. A., '13, Engr. Barclay, T. H., '91, Chem. 
 
 Brooks, Clara M. (Mrs. R. A. Bennitt) '12 Hufter, C. M., g, Astronomer 
 
 RANCAGUA 
 
 Ka.ine. VV. J., '06, Mfr. 
 Post, R. E., '06. Engr. 
 
 PARAGUAY 
 
 ASUNCION 
 
 A'allejos, E. E., '11 
 
 URUGUAY 
 MONTEVIDEO 
 
 Conard. P. A., '01, Y. M. C. A. Sec. 
 Smith, Florence M. (Mrs. P. A. Conard) 
 '99 
 
 SPAIN 
 BARCELONA 
 
 Bach-y-Rita, P., f, Asst. 
 Watrous, C. B., '05, Mgr. 
 
 SYRIA 
 
 BEIRUT 
 
 Nickoley, E. F., '98, Teacher 
 Rhoads, Emma M. (Mrs. E. F. Nickoley) 
 '99 
 
 TURKEY 
 
 PALESTINE, NAZARETH 
 Farah, S. R.. '16 
 
INDEX TO ALUMNI 
 
 Dead. h Honorary Alumnus g Graduate Alumnus 
 
 '85 
 
 300 
 
 405 
 
 S. C. 
 Kath- 
 
 S18 
 
 '08 
 
 Aagaard, G. H., 518 
 
 Aaron, P. J., 108 
 
 Abbott, A. N., 40 
 
 Abbott, A. N., 40s 
 
 Abbott, A. W., 444 
 
 Abbott, B. T., 405 
 
 Abbott, Edwina E. 
 
 Abbott, E. L., 32 
 
 Abbott, Frances D., 367 
 
 Abbott, Helen, 481 
 
 Abbott, H. G., 706 
 
 Abbott, L. A., 562 
 
 Abbott, Ruth, 173 
 
 Abbott, S. D., 481 
 
 Abbott, Theodora S 
 
 Abbott, T. S., 12 
 
 Abbott. W. L., 36 
 gAhe, M., 742 
 
 Abell. R. E., 193 
 
 Abernathy. Mrs. 
 (See Roberts, 
 leen A.) 
 
 Abney, B., 518 
 
 Abney, M. D., 444 
 
 Abrams, D. A., 21 
 
 Abrams, Ella, 655 
 *Abry, B. B., 127 
 
 Acer, D. W., 518 
 
 Acer, H. A.. 444 
 
 Acer, Katharine E., 
 
 Ackemann, H. C, 330 
 
 Ackerson, Esther M., 655 
 
 Ackert, Alice N,, 706 
 
 Ackert, J. E., 330 
 
 Ackert, Mrs. J. E. (See 
 Tanner, Florence M.) 
 
 Adams, A. M., 655 
 *Adams, C. F., 32 
 
 Adams, E. B., 300 
 ♦Adams, E. P., 518 
 *Adams, E. L., 90 
 
 Adams, L. H., 240 
 
 Adams, Leota V., 706 
 
 Adams, Mary O., 562 
 
 Adams. Nettie, 12 
 *Adams, O. C, 127 
 
 Adams, W. C., 562 
 
 Adams, W. D., 706 
 
 Adams, Mrs. W. H. (See 
 Strehlow, Cornelia E.) 
 ^Adams, W. S., 742 
 gAdler, F. H. H., 742 
 
 Adler, L., 655 
 
 Adriance. Rhoda, 444 
 
 Adsit, B. W., 140 
 
 Adsit, Mrs. B. W., (See 
 Jones, Louise) 
 
 Agg, Sarah, 655 
 
 Agnew, Beulah I., 655 
 
 Agnew, R., 218 
 *Ahrens, Anna W., 156 
 
 Ainsworth, H. F., 562 
 
 Ainsworth, H. G.. 562 
 
 Ainsworth, Madalane Z., 
 .706 
 
 Ainsworth, W. W., 444 
 
 Akers, Deborah C., 300 
 gAkers, Miriam C, 742 
 
 Akers, M. K., 218 
 gAkin. Ida E., 742 
 
 Alarco, J. M., 127 
 
 Alband, Laura, 562 
 
 Alband, Lillian M., 481 
 
 Albaugh, H. L., 655 
 
 '18 Albaugh, Kathryn R., 706 
 '18 Albee, C. L., 706 
 'is Albin, H. C., 562 
 '12 Albrecht, A. j., 444 
 '16 Albrecht, D. A., 60s 
 '11 Albrecht, W. A., 40s 
 
 ^Albright, Mrs. O. R. (See 
 
 Hoover, Ada V.) 
 '14 Allbright, R. B., si8 
 '13 Albright, R. H., 481 
 '14 Alden, J. L., 518 
 '14 Alden, Mrs. J. L. (See 
 
 Wright. Bernice) 
 '04 Aldrich, Blanche, 193 
 '13 Aldrich, H. G., 481 
 '14 Aleshire, Sarah L., 519 
 '16 Alexander, J. A., 60s 
 '12 Alkire, Hazel E., 444 
 '16 Allais. Eugenie, 60s 
 '11 Allan, W. S., 405 
 '08 Allen, A., 300 
 "16 Allen, Alice A., 606 
 '01 Allen, A. M., 140 
 '04 Allen, A. W., 193 
 '05 Allen, Mrs. A. W. (See 
 
 Stedman, Angeline J.) 
 gAWen, C. H., 742 
 77 *Allen, C. W., 12 
 12 Allen, E. D.. 444 
 
 12 Allen, Mrs. E. H. (See 
 
 Van Cleve, Edith J.) 
 03 Allen, Edith L., 143 
 05 Allen, E. R., 240 
 16 Allen, E. V.. 606 
 07 Allen, F. E., 267 
 01 Allen, F. G., 140 
 
 16 Allen, F. O., 606 
 II Allen, G. B., 406 
 
 05 Allen, Grace M., 218 
 18 Allen, Hester A., 707 
 81 Allen, Mrs. J. A. (See 
 Lawrence, Nettie E.) 
 
 13 Allen, L., 481 
 
 17 Allen, Lucy E., 6S5 
 
 10 Allen, L. L., 367 
 OS Allen, L. T., 218 
 03 Allen, Mae L., 173 
 05 Allen, Mary E., 219 
 
 15 Allen, O. W., 562 
 
 05 Allen, P.. 219 
 
 11 Allen, Mrs. P. (See 
 . Hatch, Edith I.) 
 
 16 Allen, P. G., 606 
 76 Allen, R., 10 
 
 12 Allen, R., Jr., 444 
 
 13 Allen, Ruby, 481 
 10 Allen, R. C, 406 
 
 14 Allen. R. C., 519 
 
 17 Allhands, C. L., 655 
 03 Allin, Eugenia, 173 
 
 06 *Allinson, May, 240 
 13 Allison, C. W., 481 
 
 06 Allison, F. G., 240 
 
 07 Allison, Mrs. F. G. (See 
 
 Kerr, Josephine) 
 06 Allison, H. O., 240 
 81 *Allison, J. G., 24 
 06 Allison, I. D., 240 
 03 Allison, Mrs. I. D. (See 
 
 Hoff, Edna D.) 
 
 16 Allison, W. A., 606 
 
 09 Allum, Mrs. G. F. (See 
 Lloyd, Nell E.) 
 
 17 Allyn, Hester A., 6s5 
 
 1099 
 
 '03 Allyn, Mrs. O., (See Gil- 
 
 kerson, Frances E.) 
 '12 Allyn, O. M., 444 
 '18 Almond, H. H., 707 
 '09 Almy, L. H., 330 
 '10 Almy, W. H., 406 
 '11 Almy, Mrs. W. H. (See 
 
 Baird, Florence) 
 '96 Alpiner, Amelia D., 90 
 '02 Alspach, F. A., 156 
 '10 Altekruse, I. B., 367 
 '18 Altpeter, Mabel G., 707 
 '06 Alverson, Eva L., 240 
 'ro *Alverson, Grace M., 367 
 '09 Alverson, Maude L., 331 
 '18 Alverson, Ruth A., 707 
 
 M'vord, C. W., 742 
 '16 Alvord. Genevieve R., 606 
 '17 Alwood, C. G., 655 
 '06 Alyea, Mrs. C. J. (See 
 
 Van Meter, Helen J.) 
 '16 Alyea. M. C. V. (See Van 
 
 Alyea, M. C.) 
 '00 Ambler, Sarah, 127 
 '16 Amborn, Louise, 606 
 '14 Ambrose, A. S., 519 
 '17 Ambruster, J. R., 6ss 
 '09 Ames, A. W., 331 
 '17 Ames, W. B., 6ss 
 
 gAmmerman, C., 743 
 '16 Amos, D. J., 606 
 '06 Amrine. T. H., 240 
 '14 Amsbary, H. A., 519 
 'i6 Amsbary, P. D.,. 606 
 '15 Amsbary. Mrs. P. D. (See 
 
 Sutcliffe, Marjorie S.) 
 ^Amsterdam, H., 743 
 '14 Anderle, E. J., 519 
 '05 Anders, E., 219 
 '06 Anderson, Augusta, 240 
 '15 Anderson, A. J. A., S62 
 'lo Anderson, A. L., 367 
 '15 Anderson, Mrs. A. N. 
 
 (See Neville, Florence 
 
 E.) 
 '11 Anderson, A. R., 406 
 ^Anderson, B. A., 743 
 '15 Anderson, B. F., 562 
 '18 Anderson, Birdina M., 707 
 '07 Anderson, B. T., 267 
 '06 Anderson, Mrs. B. T. 
 
 (See Bradley, Tirzah 
 
 V.) 
 '11 Anderson, C. E., 406 
 '13 Anderson, C. F., 481 
 '98 Anderson, C. G., 108 
 'is Anderson, C. J., 563 
 '18 Anderson, C. L., 707 
 '14 Anderson, C. S., si9 
 '11 Anderson, C. T., 406 
 '17 Anderson, C. W.. 656 
 '18 Anderson, Edla V., 707 
 '18 Anderson, E. W., 707 
 '09 Anderson, Florence E., 
 
 331 
 '97 Anderson, G. F., 98 
 '08 Anderson, G. H., 300 
 '12 Anderson, G. V., 444 
 '99 *Anderson, H., 117 
 "10 Anderson, H. B., 367 
 '09 Anderson, H. F., 331 
 ^Anderson, H. W., 743 
 'is Anderson, I., 563 
 '13 Anderson, Isabella, 481 
 
IIOO 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 '04 Anderson, J. E., 193 '15 
 
 '14 Anderson, J. H., 519 '07 
 
 '15 Anderson, Mrs. J. 11. '03 
 
 (See Smith, Gladvs M.) 
 
 '18 Anderson, Jennie t., 707 '15 
 
 '05 Anderson, L. L., 219 '04 
 '75 Anderson, Laura M., 6 
 
 *03 Anderson, Mary, 173 '17 
 
 '09 Anderson, M. J., 331 '11 
 
 '17 Anderson, Olive, 656 '14 
 
 '16 Anderson, O. H.. 606 '98 
 
 '14 Anderson, Rena, 519 '02 
 
 '10 Anderson, R. A. M., 367 '93 
 
 '18 Anderson, R. B., 707 '13 
 
 ^Anderson, S. H., 743 '11 
 
 '15 Anderson, W. F., 563 '09 
 '14 Anderson, W. S., 519 
 
 '17 Anderson, W. W., 656 '10 
 
 'is Anderson, W. W., 563 '01 
 
 *i7 Anderson, Mrs. W. W. '17 
 
 (See Smith, Gladys) '01 
 '07 Andree, J. W. S., 267 
 
 'is Andresen. H. H. L., 563 'oS 
 
 '06 Andrew, C. E., 240 '17 
 
 '14 Andrews, C. B., 519 'iS 
 
 '93 Andrews, H. F., 68 '16 
 
 '16 Andrews, H. L., 606 '15 
 'is Andrews, J. A., 563 
 
 '13 Andrews, J. B. 481 '14 
 
 '18 Andrews, Mary A.. 707 'S3' 
 
 '13 Andrews, Peach H., 4S1 '09 
 
 '16 Andrews, R. C 606 '00 
 '18 Andrews, Ruth H., 707 
 
 '13 Andrews. \V. O., 4S1 '10 
 
 '13 Andrews, W. B.. 481 '12 
 
 ^Andronescu, D. D., 743 '04 
 
 '18 Andrus, Dora A., 29 '15 
 
 'is* Angarola, M. L., 563 '13 
 
 '10 Angerstein, T. C, 367 '13 
 
 '14 Antliony, C. B., 519 'oS 
 
 ^Anthony, Mamie E., 743 '06 
 
 II Anthony, W. C, 406 '12 
 
 '18 Antoszewski, R. H., 707 '14 
 
 '12 Apgar, L. M., 444 '18 
 
 '00 Appelquist, J. G., 127 '16 
 
 '03 Apple. C. E"., 174 '13 
 
 '14 Apple, C. H., 519 '03 
 
 '16 Apple, Mrs. C. H. (See '04 
 
 Korth. Frieda E.) 'oS 
 
 '07 Apple, Ghloe M., 268 '06 
 
 '14 Applegate, A. A., 520 '14 
 
 '12 Applegate,. Mrs. A. A '17 
 
 (See Robinson, Grace '16 
 
 M.) 'oS 
 '08 Applegate, Anna M., 300 
 
 '06 Applegate, F. G., 341 '15 
 
 '11 Applegate. V. L.. 406 '07 
 
 '93 Arbciter. G. T., 68 '07 
 '16 Arber. F. V., 606 
 
 '12 Arbuckle. G. S., 444 '15 
 
 '07 Archer, A. \V., 268 '84* 
 
 '06 Archer, C. L., 241 '16 
 '17 Arends, A. B., 656 
 '18 Arends. Annis L., 707 
 '10 Arends, F. G.. 367 
 
 '07 Argraves, A. J., 268 '16 
 
 '00 Arguelles, .\. S., 331 '17 
 
 '06 Arizpe, J. D. V., 241 '14 
 
 '04 Armeling. C. E., 193 '82 
 
 '06 Armeling, H. R.. 241 'i~ 
 
 '18 Armington, Clara G.. 707 '10 
 
 '15 Armington, Dorothy M., 'oS 
 
 S63 
 
 '01 Armitage. T. H., 140 '06 
 
 'is Armour, P. F.. 563 '15 
 
 '15 Armour, Mrs. P. F. (See 'ii 
 
 Marbold, Margaret A.) '17 
 
 '9S Arms, H. C.. 83 '84 
 
 '11 Arms. J. L., 406 '03 
 
 '17 Armstrong. Alice N.. 656 '85 
 
 '05 Armstrong, C. E., 219 '86 
 '15 Armstrong, Delia, 563 
 
 '09 Armstrong, F. H., 117 '88 
 '81 Armstrong. J. E., 24 
 '97 Armstrong, J. E., 98 
 '17 Armstrong, J. H., 656 
 '12 Armstrong, Louise C, 445 
 
 Armstrong, L. F.. S63 
 Armstrong. Maud G.. 268 
 Armstrong, Mrs. R. H. 
 
 (See Swezey, Anne D.) 
 Armstrong, W. C, 563 
 Armstrong, Mrs. W. C. 
 
 (See Navlor. Helen A.) 
 Arndt. P. "W., 656 
 Arnold, C. N.. 406 
 Arnold, H. C, 520 
 Arnold, J. J.. 108 
 Arnold, i-illian B., 157 
 
 * Arnold, Marv E., 68 
 Arnold, N., 482 
 Arnold, R., 406 
 Arnold, R. H., 331 
 
 gArnold, R. M., 744 
 Arnold, W. H., Jr., 367 
 Arnold. W. W., 140 
 Arntzen, Igna I., 656 
 Arps, Mrs. G. F. (See 
 
 Black. Alice M.) 
 Arthur, R. S., 300 
 Asai, S., 6s6 - 
 Ash, J. L.. 707 
 Ashbeck, W. L., 606 
 Ashbeck, Mrs. W. L. (See 
 
 Hartford, Naomi R.) 
 Ashburn, C. M., 520 
 
 • Ashby. Lida XL, 32 
 Ashdown. E. H., 331 
 Ashley, Harriet E., 127 
 
 gAshlev, June M., 744 
 Ashley, L. E. C, 368 
 Ashton, Pearl W., 44s 
 Askins, A. E., 193 
 Atkins. E. L., 563 
 Atkinson, A. K., 482 
 Atkinson, F. M., Jr., 4S2 
 Atkinson, H. J., 300 
 Atkinson, Helen M., 241 
 Atteberry, C. \V., 44s 
 Attebery, Clara M., 520 
 Attebery. Hazel, 708 
 Attebery, H. F., 606 
 Atwood. C. .v., 482 
 Atwood, J. T., 174 
 Atwood, L. P., 75 
 Atwood, P. W., 300 
 Augustinus. P.. 241 
 Augustus, E. K., S20 
 Augustus, Lalah M., 656 
 Augustus. R. E., 606 
 Atumer, J. P., 300 
 
 gAustin, Alice L., 744 
 Austin, B. S., 56^ 
 
 .Austin, C. C, 268 
 Austin, Mrs. C. C. (See 
 
 Mackay, Sarah D.) 
 Austin. H. E., S64 
 ^ Austin, T.. 36 
 Austin, Mrs. J. C. (See 
 Cuthbert, Dorothy L.) 
 
 gAustin, M. M.. 744 
 
 ^Austin, Vida A., 744 
 Auten, T. T., 607 
 Avery. G. T., 656 
 Avery, J. M.. 520 
 Avery, Kittie C, 29 
 Averv. R. A.. 656 
 Avev, D. M.. 368 
 Avey, Mrs. D. M. (See 
 
 Newcomb, Jessie R.) 
 Awsumb, G., 241 
 Axelson, Alice G., 364 
 Axelson, Aphyld T., 406 
 Axline, E. S., 656 
 Ayers, .\nnetta, 36 
 Ayers. Grace, 68 
 Ayers, J. F.. 40 
 Ayres. Laura B., 43 
 
 .C.^vres, Zalda M., 744 
 Babb, Mrs. T. (See Con- 
 net. Ella) 
 
 ^Babbitt. A.. 744 
 
 ^Babbitt, H. E.. 744 
 Babcock, C. L., 75 
 
 'iS 
 
 g 
 
 '15 
 
 '13 
 
 Babcock, D., 656 
 
 Babcock, G. H., 36 
 
 Babcock, Jennie M., 607 
 
 Babcock, \V. A., 43 
 
 Bach, Bculah W., 445 
 
 Bach, R., 482 
 
 Hacli, T. W., 301 
 
 Bacher, H. R., 564 
 
 Bachmann, F., 368 
 
 Bacon. H., 68 
 
 Bacon, Katharine L, 22 
 
 Bacon, L. F., 241 
 
 Bacon, R, H.. 607 
 *Bacon, Mrs. R. H. (Sec 
 Bolen, Mabel H.) 
 
 Bade, C. H., 564 
 i'Bade, C. W., 744 
 
 Bader, W. J.. 157 
 
 Badger. Eunice L., 708 
 
 Badger. H. S., 482 
 
 Baechler. Matilda M., 708 
 
 Baechtold, Elsie L,, 607 
 
 Bacr, D. A., 193 
 
 Baer, F. E., 406 
 
 Bagby, F. C. 268 
 
 Bagley. G. D.. 44s 
 
 Bagusin. A. M., S64 
 
 Bailey, Mrs. A. D. (See 
 Carey. Alice) 
 •Bailey. D. H.. 140 
 
 Bailev, E. H., 368 
 
 Bailev, E. W.. 708 
 
 Bailey, E. W., 744 
 •Bailey, J. W.. 564 
 
 Bailey. R. E., 482 
 
 Bailey, L. F.. 564 
 .eBailey. Margaret L., 745 
 *BaiIey, S. G., 29 
 
 Bailev, T. S., 319 
 /iBailey, W. T., 82s 
 
 Bailev, W. t., 193 
 
 Bailie, R. M., 520 
 
 Bain. W. B.. 607 
 
 Baincs, Alice E,, S20 
 
 Baincs, O. R., 44s 
 
 Bainum, G. C, 482 
 ijBair, W. H.. 745 
 
 Baird, Bertha S., 407 
 
 Baird, Ethel M.. 482 
 
 Baird, Florence, 407 
 
 Baird, Grace J., 241 
 
 Baird. J. H., 331 
 
 Baird, T. M., 301 
 
 Baird, L. P.. 268 
 
 Baker, Adaline M., 157 
 
 Baker, A. M. M.. Jr.. 564 
 
 Baker. Amelia W., S20 
 
 Baker, C. F., 268 
 
 Baker, Mrs. C. F. (See 
 Gibbs. Charlotte M.) 
 gBaker, C. J., 74s 
 
 Baker. C. P.. 407 
 
 Baker. Mrs. D. R. (See 
 Hill. Wilnia M.) 
 
 Baker. E. J., 16 
 
 Baker, E. J., 407 
 
 Baker, Eleanor M., 241 
 
 Baker, H. N.. 268 
 *Bak-er, H. \V., 140 
 
 Baker. G., 656 
 
 Baker, G. C, 6s6 
 
 Baker, Imo E., 219 
 
 Baker. I. O., s 
 
 Baker, I. W.. 219 
 •Baker, Kittie M., 25 
 
 Baker, L., 174 
 
 Baker, Laura M., 44s 
 
 Baker, O. H., 268 
 ^Baker. R. E., 745 
 
 Baker; R. L., 269 
 
 Baker, Ruth M., 331 
 
 Baker, W. E., 607 
 
 Baker, Z. F., 127 
 
 Bakhshi, S.- R.. 607 
 Balch, Eva. 269 
 Balch, Nellie A.. 708 
 Balcom. H. C. 368 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 'i8 Balderson, T. A., 708 
 '11 Baldwin, Ada L., 407 
 *oi Baldwin, Aneta, 140 
 '12 Baldwin, E. R., 445 
 '09 Baldwin, F. B., 331 
 '06 Baldwin, F. D., 241 
 ^Baldwin, F. M.. 745 
 '16 Baldwin, Janet C, 607 
 '08 Baldwin, Jessie C, 301 
 '16 Baldwin, L. S., 607 
 '17 Baldwin, Margaret H., 
 
 657 
 '12 Baldwin, Mayme A., 445 
 '10 Balis, W. H., 368 
 '16 Balkema. Sally, 607 
 '07 Ball, J. D., 269 
 '17 Ball, Mary E., 657 
 '08 Ball, R. L., 301 
 gBall, T. R., 745 
 gBallans, Anna M., 74s 
 '07 Ballantyne, G. H., 269 
 '78 "Ballard, C. K., 16 
 '04 Ballard, W. S., 193 
 
 ^Ballew, Margaret E., 745 
 '04 *Ballinger, R. A., 193 
 '76 *Ballou, E. L., 10 
 '10 Ballou, Mrs. F. H. (See 
 
 Young, Rose J.) 
 '14 Ballou, J. L., 520 
 gBalzer, G. J., 745 
 '18 ■ Bamesberger, Velda C 
 
 708 
 '15 Bane, F. M., 564 
 '12 Bane, Geneva M., 445 
 '12 Bane, Juliet L., 445 
 '06 Bannan, J. L., 241 
 '11 Bannister, B., 407 
 '86 Bannister, G. S., 43 
 '11 Bannister, J. C, 407 
 '11 Bannister, K., 407 
 '08 Bannon, Winifred A., 301 
 '06 Banschbach, Litta C, 241 
 '06 Bansfield, Mrs. M. O. 
 
 (See Brown, Mandelle 
 
 T.) 
 '02 Barackman, G. B., 157 
 '92 Barber, Alice M., 64 
 '84 *Barber, Ella V., 36 
 '07 Barber, H. H., 269 
 '14 Barber, H. T., 520 
 '16 Barber, J. K., 607 
 '13 Barber, Julia M., 482 
 '13 Barber, L. C., 482 
 '14 Barber, P. C., 520 
 '92 Barber, W. D., 64 
 '84 Barbour, H. H., 36 
 '85 *Barbour, Mrs. H. H. (See 
 
 Wright, Minnie S.) 
 '14 Barbre, C., 520 
 '91 Barclay, T. H., 60 
 '87 Barclay, W., 47 
 '06 Bard, J. W., 242 
 '15 Barden, H. E., 564 
 '01 Bardwell, Faith L., 140 
 '16 Bardwell, Laura A., 607 
 '09 Bardwell, R. C., 332 
 '08 Bardwell, Mrs. R. C.,(See 
 
 McCaskey, Wendla J.) 
 '10 Bardwell, R. W., 368 
 '11 Bardwell, Mrs. R. W. 
 
 (See Smith, Gertrude 
 
 C.) 
 '04 Bareuther. Mrs. R. A. 
 
 (See Slocum, Mary J.) 
 gBarger, Panzy L., 745 
 '07 Barger, T. M., 269 
 '14 Bargh, G. H., 520 
 '11 Bargola, J. A., 407 
 '06 Barickman, R. E., 242 
 'is Barker, B. A., 564 
 '17 Barker, E. F., 657 
 '92 Barker, J. K., 64 
 '08 Barker, L. B., 301 
 '94 Barker, L. W., 75 
 'os Barker, Mary E., 219 
 '04 Barker, P., 193 
 
 11 Barkley, Mrs. G. C. (See 
 
 Burrell, Ethel N.) 
 15 Barkman, C. P., 564 
 17 Barkstorm, E. C, 657 
 
 08 Darloga, D. F., 301 
 gBarlow, B., 746 
 
 15 Barlow, R. L., 564 
 15 Barman, S. C 564 
 75 *Barnard, D. E., 6 
 OS Barnard, Leia E., 219 
 75 Barnes, A. E., 7 
 IS Barnes, A. L., 564 
 
 81 Barnes, Bertha E., 25 
 
 82 Barnes, C. C, 29 
 17 Barnes, E. C., 657 
 17 *Barnes, H. J., 657 
 
 17 Barnes, Helen M., 657 
 
 18 Barnes, Mary G., 708 
 88 Barnes, Mary L., 49 
 
 gBarnes, Mildred, 746 
 
 15 Barnes, Nell. 564 
 
 16 Barnes, O. A., 607 
 
 16 Barnes, R. D., 608 
 
 17 Barnes, Mrs. R. D. (See 
 
 Anderson, Olive) 
 
 18 Barnes, Ruth L., 708 
 
 15 Barnes, R. O., s6s 
 
 18 Barnes, Winifred, 708 
 
 01 Barnett, A. F., 140 
 
 09 Barnett, Mrs. C. O. (See 
 
 Nuckolls, Mary E.) 
 
 16 Barnett, 'Mrs. J. H. (See 
 
 Taggart, Clementine) 
 
 07 Barnett, W. F., 269 
 
 05 Barnhart, C. A., 219 
 
 08 Barnhart, Edna P., 301 
 
 06 Barnhart, J. M., 242 
 
 14 Barnhart, Mrs. (See Mc- 
 Gee, Edna A.) 
 
 Barr, Mrs. A. (See Call, 
 
 Hortense) 
 Barr, G. A., 98 
 Barr, J., S5 
 Barr, J., 157 
 Barr, N. R., 407 
 gBarr, O. A., 746 
 Barr, Susan J., 242 
 Barradell, A. E., 407 
 
 15 Barreau, A. M., 565 
 
 10 Barrett, Agnes, 368 
 03 Barrett, C. V., 174 
 86 *Barrett, D. H., 44 
 93 Barrett, E. E., 69 
 
 17 Barrett, F. N., 6s7 
 00 Barrett, G. F., 127 
 08 Barrett, J. L., 301 
 
 03 Barrett, J. T., 174 
 
 12 Barrett, O. G., 445 
 
 11 Barrett, Sarah A., 407 
 
 14 Barrick, Nellie E., 520 
 
 15 Barrickman, Mrs. R. I., 
 
 (See Alband, Laura) 
 15 Barringer, Edna, 565 
 
 15 Barron, A. F., 565 
 9S Barry, C, 83 
 
 -7 *Barry, C. H., 12 
 77 Barry, Frank, 13 
 
 02 Barry, Mrs. H. B. (See 
 
 Reasoner, Clara B.) 
 
 18 Barry, Jennis E., 708 
 
 12 Barry, Mary C, 44s 
 08 Bartells, E. J., 301 
 
 08 Bartells, G. C., Jr., 301 
 
 13 Bartells, H. H., 482 
 
 17 Bartels, Minnie, 6s7 
 
 16 Bartels, Nellie F., 608 
 
 07 Barter, Ada J., 269 
 
 04 Barter, H. H., 193 
 16 Earth, E. F., 608 
 10 Barth, G. A. C, 368 
 
 09 Barth, O., 332 
 
 84 *Bartholf, E. G., 36 
 84 Bartholf, W. J., 36 
 
 18 Bartholomew, Ruth P., 
 
 708 
 16 Bartholow, J. S., 608 
 
 95 
 
 06 
 
 16 Bartholow, Mrs. J. S. 
 (See Weinberg, Flora 
 J.) 
 
 93 Bartlett, H. E., 69 
 18 Bartlett, H. O., 708 
 16 Bartley, J. S., 608 
 14 Bartling, H. W., 521 
 06 Barto, D. O., 242 
 
 16 Barto, Harriet T., 608 
 
 17 Barto, Margaret M., 657 
 06 Barto, P. S., 242 
 
 06 Barto, Mrs. P. S. (See 
 
 Webb. Anna V. D.) 
 OS Barton, Olive L., 220 
 
 11 Barton, P. L., 407 
 
 09 Barton, Mrs. W. D. (See 
 
 Matthews, Bessie G.) 
 
 07 Barton, W. E., 269 
 14 Basadre, F., 521 
 
 05 Bascom, G. R.. 220 
 
 06 Bascom, Mrs. G. R. (See 
 
 Banschbach, Litta C.) 
 
 13 Bascome. B. S., 482 
 
 10 Bashen, G. B., 368 
 
 14 Bass, G. W., 521 
 OS Bass, W. J., 220 
 
 12 Bassett, C. W., 44s 
 02 Bassett, H., 157 
 
 11 Bassett, J. 13., 407 
 
 80 Batchelder. Augusta, 22 
 
 02 Bates, T. S., 157 
 
 05 Bates. "Mrs. M. C. (See 
 
 Bullard, Helen E.) 
 
 06 Bates, R. P., 242 
 
 12 Bates, S. C, 445 
 ^Bates, S. J., 746 
 
 17 Battaile, Sallie C, 657 
 
 05 Batterson, Mayme A., 301 
 17 Battey, B. R. Jr., 657 
 
 17 Battey, Zilpha C, 657 
 17 Bauder, L. A., 657 
 
 08 Bauer, A. H., 301 
 
 06 Bauer, Effie L., 242 
 
 09 Bauer, F. C, 332 
 
 13 Bauer, Mrs. F. C. (See 
 
 Garrett, Louise W.) 
 
 11 Bauer, F. S., 408 
 
 12 Bauer, F. W., 446 
 
 14 Bauer. H. L., 521 
 14 Bauer, L. M., 521 
 
 11 *Bauer, O. A., 408 
 
 04 Bauer, R. S., 194 
 
 12 Baum, A. E., 446 
 
 95 Baum, H. W., 83 
 
 13 Bauman, L. P., 483 
 
 13 Bauman, Mrs. L. P. (See 
 
 Combe, Eleanor M.) 
 
 94 Baumann, O., 76 
 
 12 Baumann, T. A., 446 
 
 14 Baumgarten, A. W., 521 
 gBaumgartner, Rachael A., 
 
 746 
 
 08 Baxter, C. B., 302 
 
 II Baxter, Florence G., 408 
 06 Baxter, M. E., 242 
 
 03 Baxter. Mrs. M. E. (See 
 
 Martin, Grace) 
 14 Baxter, V. B., 521 
 99 *Bayard, S. M., 117 
 gBayley, P. L., 746 
 
 14 Beach, Amy A., 521 
 
 81 Beach, B. E., 25 
 
 81 Beach, Mrs. B. E. (See 
 Macknet, Metta M. I.) 
 
 09 Beach, B. M., 332 
 
 05 Beach, C, W., 83 
 88 *Beach, Etta L., 49 
 16 Beach, F. H., 608 
 
 15 Beach, Mrs. F. H. (See 
 
 Stipp, Blanche) 
 
 06 Beach, H. C, 242 
 
 96 Beach, J. G., 90 
 
 01 Beach, Laura M.. 60 
 
 gBeach, W. S., 746 
 S8 Beadle, J. G., 49 
 
 97 Beadle. T. B., 98 
 97 Beal, A. C, 98 
 
•oS 
 
 Beal, D. M., 302 
 Beal. W. H., 608 
 Beall, C. VV., 446 
 Beall, J. P.. 56s 
 Bean. C. H., i74 
 Bean, Elsie M., 242 
 Bean, Lillian B., 658 
 Bear, A. L., 302 
 Bear, C. R., 708 
 Bear, E. R.. t74 
 Bear, Katherine W., i74 
 Bear, L. R.. 368 
 Beard, W. P., 565 
 Beardsley, Eleanor M., 
 
 269 
 Beardsley, G. D., 332 „ 
 Beardsley, Mrs. H. M. 
 
 (See Davis, Marietta) 
 Beardsley, Mrs. J. E. 
 
 (See Rohbins, Ruth) 
 Beardsley, J. W., 56 
 Beardsley, W. M.. 20 
 Beasley, D. Edythe, 108 
 Beasley, H. E., 76 
 Beattie, G. W., 521 
 gBeattie. H. J., 746 
 gBeatty, A. J., 746 
 Beatty. E. C. O., 608 
 Beatty, O. C, 708 
 Beatv, F. M., 174 
 Beaubien, W. P., 608 
 Beauford. May A., 242 
 Beaumont. G. S., 521 
 Bebb, E. A., 608 
 Bebb, F., 608 
 Bebb, H., 368 
 Bebb, Mrs. H. (See Howe, 
 
 Mary) 
 Bebb, K.. 446 
 Bebb, Mabel, 446 
 Bebb, M. R., 483 
 "Beck, C, 220 
 gBtck, C. B., 746 
 Beck, Florence M., 127 
 Beck, H. C, 40S 
 
 Beck. Mrs. J. B. (See 
 Goebel, Louise) 
 •Beck, T. P., 26q 
 
 Beck, Martha S,, 5^5 
 ^Beck, Mary L., 746 
 
 Beck, Ruth M.. 708 
 
 Beck, R. O.. 332 
 
 Bcckemever, O. W., 269 
 gBecker, A. J., 747 
 
 Becker, L. M., 609 
 
 Becker, M. L., 483 
 
 Becker, P., 658 
 
 Becker, W. H., 658 
 
 Beckerley. G. F., 117 
 
 Beckington, Olive R.. 446 
 
 Becknian. .T. P.. i74 
 
 Beckwith F., 64 
 i'Bedicnt, Ethel L., 747 
 
 Bcebe, C. D., 99 
 
 Beebe, C. K., .S2i 
 
 Becbe, F. A., 83 
 
 Beebe, Florence J., i.S7 
 
 Beeby. Mrs, F. F. (See 
 Hall. Ethel L.) 
 
 Beecher, H. B., 408 
 i;Beekley, J. S., 747 
 
 Beem, F. C, 108 
 
 Beenier, A. VV., 3f^9 
 
 Beers, CJr., 446 
 
 Beers, L. F., 174 
 
 Beers, O. E., 658 
 
 Begole, J. F.. 90 
 
 Behel, W. A.. 65S 
 
 Behr. H. R., 609 
 
 Behrensmeyer. G. P., 69 
 
 Behrensmevcr, Helen, 609 
 
 Beifuss. E. L., 565 
 
 Beinlich, B. A.. 369 
 
 Bell. A. T.. 140 
 
 Bell, E. D., 56s 
 
 Bell. E. D. F.. 141 
 
 Bell, Edith M., 709 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 Bell, C. M., 369 
 Bell, H. E., 369 
 
 gBell. J. E., 747 ^ „ 
 Bell, Mrs. J. E. (See Retz. 
 
 Rosalie M.) 
 Bell, K. C, 609 
 Bell, L. R., 521 
 Bell, Marian C, 243 
 Bl'II, Mary. S65 
 Bell, Norma t., 658 
 Bell, R. L., 322 
 Bellamy, A., 25 
 Belnap, N. D., 521 
 Belshaw, C: F., 609 
 Bclslev, B. R., 446 
 Belt, j. H.. 446 
 Beltins:, C. H., 446 
 Belting, Flora P. M., 220 
 Belting. P. E., 446 
 Belts, C, 270 
 Beltz, J. S., 609 
 Bench. A. R., 243 
 
 *Benefiel, Eva M., 332 
 Benjamin, F. P., 302 
 Benjamin. H. W., S21 
 Benjamin, M. G., 522 
 Benjamin, Mrs. R. B. 
 
 (See Erskine, Nellie) 
 Benner, A. J., 565 
 Benner, W. T., 563 
 Bennett, A. N., 270 
 Bennett, C. 53 
 
 i'Bennett, C. E., 747 
 Bennett, C. S., 446 
 Bennett, Edith P., 127 
 
 ^Bennett. Elizabeth R., 747 
 Bennett, F, L., 609 
 Bennett, F. M.. 53 
 Bennett, Mrs. F. M. (See 
 
 Barber. Alice M.) 
 Bennett, Georgiana E., 90 
 Bennett, H, C., 332 
 Bennett, Hazel M.. 609 
 Bennett, Mrs. M. E. (See 
 
 Wheeler, Mary M.) 
 Bennett, Nancy L., 522 
 Bennett, Ruth, 117 
 Bennett, R., 117 , 
 Bennett, Sarah, 65 
 Bennett. Stella, 175 
 Bennett, S. A., 446 
 Bennett, W. H,, 565 
 Bennett, W. L.. 157 
 Bennitt. R. A.. 483 
 Bennitt. Mrs. R. A. (See 
 
 Brooks. Clara M.) 
 Benson, A. C, 220 
 Benson, A. E.. 565 
 Benson. Mrs. E. (See Lin- 
 
 nell, Carrie E.) 
 Benson. Mrs. E. C. (See 
 Gere, Helen B.) 
 
 *Benson. E. M., 56 
 Benson, J. P., 40S 
 
 '16 
 
 R,. 104 
 sail 1., 
 
 Benson. J. R.. 
 
 Benson, Susan T., 609 
 
 Bent. C. H.. 270 
 
 Bent. Mrs. C. H. (See 
 Baker. Inio E.) 
 
 Bentley. Beulah B., 709 
 jrBentley, R. C, 747 
 
 Bentlev, R. L., 522 
 
 Benton, F. S., 408 
 
 Bentz, C. L., 609 
 
 Berg, B. C, 609 
 i'Bergeim. O.. 747 
 
 Berger, Adda E.; 40S 
 
 Berger. Cora, 709 
 
 Berger. F. E., 483 
 
 Berger, .T. M.. 175 
 
 Berger, W.. 483 
 
 Bercert, H. A., 243 
 
 Bergland, F, H,, 522 
 i'Bergman, C. J., 747 
 
 Bergmann, A. L., 522 
 
 Bergmann. F.. 565 
 
 Berkema, I. J., 3f>9 
 
 Berkemeyer, W. C, 446 
 Berlin, Marie V., 609 
 Bernard, L. C, 522 
 Berner, L. R., 709 
 Bernhardt, Josephine E., 
 
 609 
 Bernhardt, Pearl A. M., 
 
 566 
 Berninger, Harriet J., 566 
 Bernreuter, W., 369 
 Berns, M. A., 369 
 Bernstein, L. S.. 408 
 Berolzheimer, Hannah B., 
 
 369 
 Berolzheimer, S. M., 302 
 Berolzheimer, Teresa R., 
 
 302 
 Berry, E. H., 108 
 •Berry, E. H., 522 
 gBerry, H. B., 747 
 Berry. R. C, 309 
 Berwald. C. H., 566 
 Besore, Hazel, 30J 
 Besore, Nellie, 90 
 Best, Mrs. H. W. (See 
 VVilliamson, Florence) 
 •Bethel, C. H., 270 
 Betts, D. R., 220 
 Beust. C, 709 
 •Bevan, Mrs. C. J. (See 
 Chesnut, Jennette S-) 
 Bevans. Mary M., 194. 
 Bevans, T. A. M., 117 
 Bevis, A. L., 6io 
 Bevis. D. G., 332 
 Beyer, Elizabeth G., 610 
 Beyer, G. F., 270 
 •Beyer. Mrs. O. S. (See 
 Schoepperle, Katherine) 
 '15 Beyer, Vera. 566 
 '09 Beyrer, W. H., 332 
 '09 Bickel, Mary A., 333 
 '04 Bicket, Mrs. H. S. (See 
 McClure. Elizabeth D.) 
 '14 Bicknell, Fay H., 522 
 
 ^Biegler. P. S., 747 
 'iS Bierbauni, E. A., 709 
 '12 Biester. Alice, 447 
 •17 Bigel, W. Jr., 658 
 99 Bigelow, Mary C, 117 
 "ii Biggs, J. D., 408 
 '15 Bigler, H. E., 566 
 •16 Bigler, Mrs. H. E. (See 
 
 Mosier, Leota) 
 '14 Bilhorn, W. E., 522 
 '09 Billings, W. E,, 333 
 '08 Billingsley, Mary P., 302 
 '16 Billman, E., 610 
 •ij Billmann. D. \V., 447 
 •80 Bills. C. J., 22 
 'S3 Bills. Mrs. C. J. (See 
 
 Lewis, Camilla F.) 
 '04 Binder. Mrs. F. H. (See 
 
 Moore. Jennie E.) 
 '17 Binder, G, F., 658 
 •88 Bing. B., 49 
 '18 Bing, Bertha H., 709 
 "15 Bingham, A. B., 566 
 "03 Biossat, H. A., 175 
 '18 Birchard, J, W., 709 
 'i8 Birchard, Leola M.. 709 
 "oi Bird. F. J., 141 
 
 gBirdsall, L. I., 748 
 "03 Birdzell, L. E., 175 
 '05 Birkhoff, Mrs. G. D. (See 
 
 Gratius. Margaret E.) 
 "Si Birnev. F. L., 25 
 •11 Birney, T. M., 408 
 •05 Bishop, G. W., 220 
 '16 Bishop, Jessie E., 610 
 
 ^Bissell, D. W.. 748 
 ■15 Bissell, G. F.. 566 
 
 ^Bixby, Madeline K,, 748 
 '01 Black, Alice M.. 141 
 ■18 Black, B. A., 709 
 'u Black. C. D., 408 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 1 103 
 
 08 Black, Mrs. E. T. (See 
 
 McCain, Myrtle B.) 
 10 *Black, Grace J., 369 
 
 03 BlacU, G. W., 175 
 14 Black, J. E., 522 
 
 01 Black, Laura L., 141 
 
 12 Black, R. O., 447 
 
 07 *Black, W., 270 
 
 98 Black, W. W., 108 
 
 08 Black, VV. Z., 302 
 
 lo Black, Mrs. W. Z. (See 
 
 Leas, Mildred) 
 77 Blackall, C. IL, 13 
 
 14 Blackburn, F. J., 522 
 
 83 Blackburn, Mrs. J. M. 
 (See Wright, Minnie 
 E.) 
 
 04 Blackburn, R. J., 194 
 
 13 Blackburn, R. E., 4S3 
 18 Blackstone, A., 709 
 
 10 Blaine, C. E., 369 
 12 Blair, Eva, 447 
 
 05 Blair, F. L, 220 
 
 04 Blair. Mrs. F. I. (See 
 Dillon, Mertie M.) 
 
 12 Blaisdell, E. B., 447 
 
 15 Blake, G. W., 566 
 87 Blake, J. B., 47 
 
 09 Blake, Katherine M., 333 
 
 11 Blakcslee, E. F., 408 
 
 15 Blakeslee, Mrs. E. F. (See 
 
 Seaman, Katherine) 
 90 Blakeslee, J. W., 90 
 
 13 Blakeslee, W. A., 483 
 93 Blakesley, G. W., 69 
 
 10 Bland, E., 370 
 
 09 Bland, Rose, 333 
 gBlatherwick, N. R., 748 
 
 13 Blalherwick, W. F., 483 
 gBlayney, Lillian, 748 
 
 16 Bleuel, Marie T., 610 
 80 Bley, J. C.. 22 
 
 gBliss, C. K., 748 
 gBliss, F. W., 748 
 
 11 Bliss, Helen E., 409 
 04 Blocher, J. D., 194 
 
 12 Block, E. R., 447 
 
 16 Block, E. S., 610 
 
 03 Block, E. W., I7S 
 
 "17 Block, Frieda E., 6s8 
 
 07 Block, W. R., 270 
 
 17 Blohm, G. C, 6s8 
 
 08 Blohm, L. R., 302 
 
 10 Blomfeldt, A. A., 370 
 
 09 Blood, Mrs. L. A. (Sec 
 
 Clarke, Carrie L.) 
 08 Blossom, Mrs. A. (See 
 Sargent. Agnes L.) 
 
 14 Blough, E. B., 522 
 
 06 Blue, Mrs .H. J. (See 
 
 Baker, Eleanor M.) 
 
 17 Bluhm, IL J., 658 
 14 Blum, W. J.. S22 
 
 06 Blunt, Mrs. H. (See Gay, 
 
 Mary L.) 
 
 10 Boardman, LI. C, 370 
 
 13 Bock, P. T., 483 
 
 16 Bockemohle C L. A., 610 
 
 99 Bocock, C. E., 117 
 fBodfish, Elizabeth, 748 
 
 07 'Bodwell, F. L., 270 
 gBoehmer, Florence E., 749 
 
 18 Bochmer, f-ouise, 709 
 
 17 Boerner, E. S.. 658 
 
 14 Boettiger, L. A., 522 
 83 Bogardus, C. E., 32 
 
 90 Bogardus, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 
 Brumbach, Lucia) 
 77 Bogardus, K^va. 13 
 
 04 Bogardus, F. S., 194 
 
 02 Boggess, A. C. 157 
 
 15 Boggess, Edith E., 566 
 92 Boggs, Cassandra, 63 
 i6 Boggs, H. F., 610 
 
 '94 Boggs, Lucinda P., 76 
 83 Boggs, Martha H., 32 
 
 05 Boggs, Mary L., 220 
 
 02 Boggs, O. C, 157 
 
 14 Bolander, H. B., 522 
 
 rBole, S. J., 749 
 18 'Bolen, Mabel IL, 709 
 
 16 Bollinger, E. F., 610 
 
 11 Bollinger, W. N., 409 
 
 17 Bollman, J. L., 658 
 
 10 Bollnian, Minnie J., 370 
 i8 Bolton, R. W., 709 
 i8 Bolton, W. J., 709 
 
 03 Bond, A., 17s 
 
 03 Bond, Anna L., 175 
 
 12 Bond, Augusta E., 447 
 
 04 Bond, Bertha J., 194 
 
 07 Bond, Ethel, 270 
 
 10 Bond, G. T., 370 
 gBond, J. D., 749 
 
 05 Bond, J. M., 220 
 
 06 Bond, LydOj 243 
 OS Boner, H. E., 220 
 
 13 Bonham, Martha E., 483 
 
 05 Bonnell, E. S., 220 
 
 01 Bonser, F. G., 141 
 
 04 *Bookcr, Helen E., 194 
 99 Booker, Lucile A., 118 
 21 Bookwalter, Grace M., 
 
 447 ^ „ 
 
 09 Bookwalter, R. R., 333 
 
 09 Boomer, S. E., 333 
 g]5oomsliter, G. P., 749 
 
 11 Boon, E. E., 409 
 
 03 *Boon, IL L., 17s 
 
 07 Boon, IL T., 270 
 95 Boon, W. G., 83 
 
 06 Boone, C. G., 243 
 
 14 Boone, G. I., 522 
 
 14 Boonstra, S. P., S23 
 gBooth, H. T., 749 
 
 18 Booth, Mrs. H. T. (See 
 
 Dennis, Rose C.) 
 17 Booth, L., 658 
 
 04 Booth, Mary J., 194 
 81 *Boothby, A., 2S 
 
 08 Boothe, V. J., 302 
 
 15 Booze, M. C, 566 
 
 12 Booze, R. W., 447 
 
 89 Bopes, C. A., S3 
 
 08 Bopp, J. v.; 302 
 
 02 Bopp. W. G., is8 
 gliorden, R. F., 749 
 
 13 Borden, Mrs. R. F. (See 
 
 Fahrnkopf, Emma M.) 
 IS Borgelt, Clara M. E., s66 
 
 17 Borman, Mabel M., 658 
 
 04 Born, Alda H., 194 
 
 1 8 Born, C. E., 709 
 
 17 ]5orn, Katherine L., 658 
 
 07 Born. Ora L., 270 
 
 10 Bornman, J. IL, 370 
 
 15 Borromeo, C. O., 566 
 
 05 Borton, B. S., 221 
 17 Borton, C. W., 6s9 
 
 09 Borton, G. L., 333 
 
 03 Borton, Lucina J., 175 
 02 Borton, W. F., is8 
 
 14 Bose, K. K., S23 
 
 11 Bose. P. K., 409 
 
 07 Bose, S., 270 
 gBost, E. L., 749 
 
 17 Boston, P. M., 6S9 
 
 08 Bounell, Mrs. t S. (See 
 
 Lloyd, Jennie M.) 
 13 Bourdette, Bertha, 483 
 79 *Bourne, H. P., 20 
 91 Bouton. C. S., 60 
 08 Bouyoncos, G. J., 303 
 
 90 Bowden, S. D., 5s 
 gBoyce, A. C, 749 
 
 18 Boyd, Anne M., 710 
 81 Boyd, C. M., 2S 
 
 01 Boyd, E. P., 141 
 
 13 Boyd, Frances J., 483 
 
 00 Boyd, H. S., 127 
 
 01 Boyd, J. W., 141 
 
 17 Boyd, Marian C, 659 
 
 91 Boyd, W. A., 60 
 
 16 Boye, W. F., 610 
 
 '02 Boyer, H. B., 158 
 
 '14 Boyer, W. H., 523 
 
 '13 Boyer, Mrs. W. II. (See 
 
 Allen, Ruby) 
 
 '13 Boycrs, Bess, 484 
 
 '90 Boyle, Anna C, 56 
 
 '10 Boyle, C, Jr., 370 
 
 ^Boyle, C. W., 749 
 
 '18 Boyle, Esther IL, 710 
 
 '06 Boyle, J. M., 243 
 
 '09 Boynton, N. H., 333 
 
 'i I Boys, T. L., 409 
 
 'is Bow, L. C, 566 
 
 '14 Bow, W. E., 523 
 
 '88 Bowditch, F. D., so 
 
 '06 Bower, Mrs. A. S. (See 
 
 Wamslcy, Mabel) 
 
 '12 Bower, L. E., 447 
 
 '17 Bower, P. E., 659 
 
 '9S Bower, R. A., Jr., 83 
 
 'os liowers, Mrs. B. F. (Sec 
 
 Sheldon, Carrie B.) 
 
 '10 Bowler, Alida C, 370 
 
 '15 Bowlus, Hazel W., 567 
 
 '17 Bowman, Emily M., 6s9 
 
 '03 Bowman, Gertrude, 175 
 
 '10 Bowman, IL D., 370 
 
 '12 Bowman, L. F.. 447 
 
 '17 Bowman, Mabel I., 659 
 
 'os *Bowser, R. E., 221 
 
 '90 Bowsher, C. A^ 56 
 
 gHracewell. R. S., 749 
 
 '01 Bracken, E. F., 141 
 
 '09 Brackenbury, B. A., 333 
 
 '08 Bracker, E. M. D., 303 
 
 '05 Braden, C. A., 221 
 
 '02 Braden, J. H., 158 
 
 ^Bradford, Bcrnice M., 750 
 
 A'Bradley, Mrs. B. B. (See 
 Littleton, Martha E.) 
 
 11 Bradley, Elizabeth L., 409 
 
 12 Bradley, Eugenia, 447 
 
 12 Bradley, E. P., 447 
 
 15 Bradley, IL S., 567 
 99 Bradley, J. C, 118 
 09 Bradley, J. J., 333 
 
 16 Bradley, J. T., Jr., 610 
 
 17 Bradley, L. M., 6s9 
 17 Bradley, L. R., 6s9 
 
 06 Bradley, Tirzah O., 243 
 
 13 Bradrick, Lucy C, 484 
 03 Bradshaw, Jessie I., 17s 
 
 08 Bradshaw, P. B., 303 
 
 16 Brady, G. K., 610 
 1 1 Brady, J. L., 409 
 
 ^'Brady, S. E., 7S0 
 
 II Braeuninger, Ella C, 409 
 4'Mraliam. J. M., 750 
 
 83 Brainerd, C. V., 33 
 
 09 Brakensiek, Jessie D., 333 
 
 09 Bralcy, IL D., 333 
 II *Braley, R. P., 409 
 
 gliraley, S. A.. 7S0 
 
 10 Bramhall, A. E., 370 
 10 Bramhall. R. R., 370 
 
 17 Bramlet, IL B., 6S9 
 
 00 *l>ranch, Elizabeth, 127 
 
 07 Branch, Nellie U., 270 
 
 17 Branch, W. R., 659 
 
 08 Brand, H. A., 303 
 
 18 Brand, Marjorie L., 710 
 
 09 Brand, R. E.. 333 
 
 10 Brand, .Sarah H., 371 
 
 13 Brandner, A. R., 484 
 16 Brandner, E. G., 610 
 
 18 Brandon, Eugenie J., 710 
 
 1,6 Brandon, J. F., 610 
 
 1 1 Brands, E. G., 409 
 
 14 Brandstetter, J. M., S23 
 97 Brandt. E. IL, 99 
 
 15 *Brannon, G. R., S67 
 14 Brannon, H. F., 523 
 
 06 Brannum. Mrs. T. P. (See 
 Roberts, Miriam E.) 
 
 14 Branyan, Mrs. H. (See 
 Hough, Helen E.) 
 
 84 Braucher, A. C, 36 
 
I104 
 
 Univicrsity ov Illinois 
 
 '84 Braucher, Alma E., 36 '06 
 
 '91 Braucher, E. N., 60 
 
 '94 Braucher, H. H., 76 '08 
 
 '97 Braucher, R. VV., 99 '07 
 
 '8s Braucher. W. B.. 40 
 
 '09 Braucr. Lydia M., 334 '89 
 
 gBraun, F. A., 7^0 "16 
 
 '04 *Brauii, W. C. E., 194 "ti 
 
 '05 Brayton, Abby L., 221 '12 
 
 '14 Brayton, Dorothy M., 5^3 '15 
 
 '01 Brayton, L. F., 141 'ui 
 
 '17 Brazeau, E. F., 650 'i- 
 
 "18 Brazelton, Calanthe M., "15 
 
 710 '15 
 
 '13 Brazier, I. M., 484 '07 
 
 '09 Breckenridge, Gladys. 334 '10 
 
 /iBreckenridge. L. P., 8js "ii 
 
 '09 Bredehoft, Mabel. 334 '08 
 
 '08 Bredehoft, Nellie M.. 303 '00 
 
 '18 Breece, H. D., 710 '17 
 
 '16 Brecdis, J., 610 ';7 
 
 '14 Breedlove, L. B., 5-'3 '03 
 
 'i8 Brees, P. R., 710 '04 
 
 ^cBree.se, C. S., 750 '98 
 
 'lo Bregger. T., 371 '97 
 
 '98 Breidert, H. C., 108 '17 
 
 '16 Breitstadt, Emma M., 6ii '17 
 
 'i6 Breitstadt. Hulda C, 611 '16 
 
 '02 Breitstadt, J. II.. 158 'iS 
 
 'os Bremer, ^Irs. J. S. (See 'oj 
 
 Forbes, Mabel F.) 
 
 '12 Bremncr, C. W., 448 '14 
 
 '16 Breneman, A. L., 611 '16 
 
 '96 Urenke. VV. C, 9° 17 
 
 '14 Brennan. Wintress. 523 "75 
 
 '17 Brenneman, C. G., 6s9 '03 
 '16 Brentlinger, C. M., 611 
 
 '09 Bressler. C. E.. Jr., 334 '15 
 
 '14 Breton. J. F., 523 '15 
 
 '10 Brewer, C. H., 371 '07 
 
 '07 Brewer, W. E., 271 "iS 
 
 ^'Bricker, G. A., 750 
 
 '82 'Bridge. A. M., 29 '\i 
 
 '78 *Bridge. W. E., 16 -14 
 
 '01 Bridgman, Minnie C, 141 '10 
 
 '04 Briggle, C. G., 195 "78 
 
 '01 Briggs. C. P., 142 '13 
 •89 'Briggs, C. W., 53 
 
 '03 *Briggs, E. C. 176 '08 
 '17 Briggs. Flora B., 659 
 
 '11 Briggs. S. A., 409 "04 
 "18 Brigham. E. R.. 710 
 
 i;Brigham. R. O., 750 '03 
 
 '15 Bright, L. O., 567 'ii 
 
 '00 Brightman, M. H., 24 ? '08 
 
 "So B riles. B. S., j2 '17 
 
 'i4 Brillhart. Mrs. H. (See '14 
 
 O'Bar, .\lleen H.) 
 
 ■16 BrinkerhotT. V. W., 611 '14 
 
 i'Briscoe, C. F., 750 '17 
 
 '17 Bristow. G. W., 659 'oq 
 •17 Britt, C. A., 660 
 
 'ir Brittin. \V. A., 660 '01 
 '15 Britton. F. E.. 567 
 
 i'Britton. \V. E.. 7<;i i ^ 
 
 '10 Britton. Mrs. W. E. (See '13 
 
 Cistile. Sarah M.) 
 
 'iS Broadbelt, Mary H., 719 '17 
 
 '91 Broaddus. Alice V., 60 'ui 
 
 '11 Broaddus. Elizabeth M., '16 
 
 409 
 
 "oj Broadhead, Annie M., 1 =;8 "05 
 '07 Broadhead, Lemma C. 
 
 271 'i; 
 
 '13 Broadhead. \V. J., 484 "03 
 
 '18 Broadwell. Agnes M., 710 "03 
 '14 Brock, T. S., s-3 
 
 '15 Brock, \y. S., 567 '06 
 
 '17 Brockmeier, Angelina L., '15 
 
 660 '06 
 
 '13 Brockmeyer. E. J.. 484 '10 
 
 '98 Brockwav, E. L., 108 '11 
 
 ■14 Brodd. Mrs. L. S. (See '06 
 
 Dietzer, Alicet '7^ 
 
 ■14 Broehl. \V. G., 523 'rj 
 
 '15 Bromberg. N., 507 "07 
 
 '05 •Bronson, F. L.^ 221 '17 
 
 Bronson, Mrs. F. L. (See 
 
 Lanhani, M. E.) 
 Bronson, G. E., 303 
 Bronson. Mrs. G. E. (See 
 
 Irwin. Daisy D.) 
 Bronson, Lillie O., 53 
 Bronson, R. B., 61 1 
 Brook. EHizabelli A., 409 
 Brooks, Clara M., 448 
 Brooks, Elizabeth M. 567 
 Brooks, Ethel I., 6n 
 Brooks, F. A.. 660 
 Brooks, Fannie M. 567 
 Brooks. O. F., 567 
 Brooks, R. A., 271 
 Brooks, R. H., 611 
 Brooks. R. W., 410 
 Brooks. T. S.. 303 
 Brooks, \'crna, 334 
 Brooks. Viola. 660 
 *Brosl\ar. Cornelia, 13 
 Brotherton. Jane VV., 176 
 Browder, O. L.. 195 
 Brower, L. I., loS 
 *Brower. R. P., 99 
 Brown, A. B., 660 
 Brown. A. VV., 660 
 •Brown. B., 6ii 
 Brown, B. K., 710 
 Brown. Mrs. B. O. (See 
 
 De Motte. Ruby T.) 
 Brown. C. A., 523 
 Brown. C. VV.. 611 
 Brown, Dorothy S., 660 
 Brown. D. S., 7 
 Brown. Mrs. D. VV. (See 
 
 Lentz. Mary) 
 Brown, E. Alfred, 567 
 Brown, E. Arthur, 567 
 Brown, E. C 271 
 Brown. E. E., 710 
 i'Brown, E. J., 751 
 Brown, Ella S., 410 
 Brown. E. S., '14 
 Brown, E. VV., 371 
 Brown. F. A., 16 
 Brown, F. A., 484 
 gBrown. F. C, 751 
 Brown. Mrs. F. C. (See 
 
 Davidson. Dora) 
 Brown, Mrs. F. G. (See 
 
 Love. Leila S.) 
 Brown, F. M., 69 
 Brown, II. A.. 410 
 Brown, H. C. Jr., 303 
 Brown, Helen D., 660 
 Brown. H. D., 523 
 g-Browii. Hazel E.. 751 
 Brown, H. T., 523 
 Brown, 11. VV., 6tio 
 Brown. Mrs. J. (See 
 
 VVaugh. Rosa) 
 Brown. Mrs. J. A. (See 
 
 Kittredge. Mary H.) 
 Brown, T. B.. 567 
 Brown, J. F., 4S4' 
 .cBrown, I. H.. 751 
 Brown, J. L., 660 
 Brown. K. G., 61 1 
 Brown. Lisbeth. 6ti 
 i'Brown. Lois A., 71; i 
 Brown. IMrs. L. B. (See 
 
 McAnnlty, Ethel E.) 
 Brown, L. VV'.. 567 
 Brown, M. L.. 176 
 Brown, Mrs. M. L. (See 
 
 Fisher. Clara E.) 
 Brown, Maudelle T., 243 
 Brown. P. IL. 56S 
 Brown, P. ^L, 243 
 Brown. R. E., 371 
 Brown. R. E., 410 
 Brown. R. H., 243 
 Brown. R. L., 7 
 Brown. Roberta M.. 44S 
 Brown. Ruth E., 271 
 Brown. R. P., 660 
 
 Brown, R. R., 611 
 
 ^Brown, R. VV., 751 
 Brown. S. D., 195 
 Brown, VV. B., 99 
 Brown, VV^ E., 843 
 Brown, VV. J., 127 
 Brown, Mrs. VV. K. (See 
 Scroggin, Ethel N.) 
 
 "Brown. W. R., 568 
 Browne. Mrs. C. G. (See 
 
 Hutchinson, Mary A.) 
 Browne, Katliryn E., 660 
 Browntield, Georgia, 660 
 Brownlield, Lclah, 371 
 Browning, H. A., 76 
 Browning, T. S., 660 
 Brownson, H. G., 243 
 Brownson, VVinnina E., 
 
 303 
 Brubaker, L. A., 44S 
 Bruington. E. V., 61 1 
 Brumbach. Lucia, 56 
 
 irBrumtield, D. M., 751 
 Brundage, A., 334 
 Brundage, Florence L., 
 
 303 
 Brundage, M. D., 158 
 Bruner, Mary V., 4S4 
 Bnnikow, N. F., 523 
 Brunner, Camilla M., 195 
 Brunskill. E. R.. 568 
 Brunskill, E. VV., 661 
 Brunson, A. M., 484 
 
 *Brush, C. E., 13 
 Brush, D. H., Jr., 244 
 
 S'Brush. Elizabeth P., 751 
 
 •Bryan. Mrs. A. H. (Sec 
 Cheevcr. Alice) 
 Bryan. Helen G., 244 
 Bryan. Sarah E., 303 
 
 sBryant. T. M.. 751 
 Bryant, ^. A., 710 
 
 *Br\-ant. VV. C, 50 
 
 cBrvant. VV. T., 752 
 
 ABryce. J.. 825 
 Brvdges. C. K., 221 
 Bublitz. VV. J., 524 
 Buchanan, J. L., 195 
 Buchanan, J. VV^, 142 
 Buchanan, R. B., 661 
 Buchanan. R. I., 568 
 Buchanan, VV. L., 371 
 
 irBuchen, VV'., 572 i 
 Bucher. E. G., 568 
 
 i'Buck. A. M., 752 
 Buck, Gertrude A., 195 
 Buck, L., 334 
 Buck, Luella E., 99 
 Buck. P. E., 524 
 Buckingham, A. VV., 410 
 
 "Buckingham. William, 13 
 Buckler. C. VV.. 568 
 Buckler. L B., Tio 
 Buckles. Mrs. VV. P. (See 
 
 Campbell, Muriel F.) 
 Buckner, O. S., 6ia 
 Budina, A. O., 524 
 Buell. T. H.. 612 
 Buellestield, H., 244 
 Buenger, Katherine M., 
 
 S08 
 Buenger. S., 304 
 Bucrkin. Emma. 15S 
 Buerkin. Marguerite P., 
 
 176 
 Buflfum, Ruth I., 334 
 Buhai, A. S.. 612 
 Buliai. Michael, 524 
 Buhrman, Elaine L., 661 
 Bulkelev. O. E.. 44S 
 Bull, Maude E.. 56S 
 Bull. VV. E., 710 
 Bullard. B. F.. 29 
 Bullard, C. VV.. 334 
 BulKtid, E. E., 244 
 Bullard, E. VV., 4S4 
 Bullard, Geraldine A., S--4 
 
Indf.x to Alumni 
 
 1105 
 
 8:; 
 
 Billiard, 0. W., 29 
 
 'i I 
 
 OS 
 
 Bullard, Helen E., 221 
 
 ' Id 
 
 78 
 
 Bullard, S. A., 16 
 
 '08 
 
 86 
 
 *Bul!ard. S. F., 44 
 
 '(13 
 
 09 
 
 Bullock, Agnes I., 334 
 
 '03 
 
 10 
 
 Bullock. E. C. A., 37 r 
 
 
 09 
 
 Bullock, Edith R., 334 
 
 '95 
 
 07 
 
 Bullock. Florence W., 271 
 
 '00 
 
 00 
 
 Bullock, Jessie T., 127 
 Bullock, Lela M., 334 
 
 '92 
 
 09 
 
 '13 
 
 14 
 
 Bulot, F. IT.., 524 
 
 '96 
 
 06 
 
 Bumann, C. S., 244 
 
 ' 1 1 
 
 00 
 
 Bumgarner, Irma M., 3,^4 
 
 '18 
 
 17 
 
 Bunigarncr, Uuth S., 661 
 
 '07 
 
 14 
 
 Bunistead, Alice A., 524 
 
 '17 
 
 08 
 
 Bunistcad, A. P., 304 
 
 '1 1 
 
 06 
 
 Bunistead, F. M., 244 
 
 'i I 
 
 n 
 
 *Buinsted, J. E., 13 
 
 '14 
 
 •4 
 
 Bunch, Mamie, 524 
 
 
 02 
 
 Bundy, R. P., 158 
 
 '12 
 
 '4 
 
 Bunge, R. W., 524 
 
 '15 
 
 10 
 
 Bunn, C. M., 371 
 
 
 13 
 
 Bunn, N. L., 484 
 
 '13 
 
 1 1 
 
 Bunting, C. A. D., 410 
 
 '06 
 
 16 
 
 Bunting, \^. D., 612 
 
 '17 
 
 14 
 
 Bunting, L. T., 524 
 Bunton, F. L., 60 
 
 '7^ 
 
 91 
 
 '08 
 
 09 
 
 Burch, G. F., 335 
 
 '13 
 
 05 
 
 Burch, W. 11., 335 
 
 13 
 
 
 jfBurd, II. A., 752 
 
 '16 
 
 95 
 
 Burdick, C. B., 83 
 
 '18 
 
 01 
 
 Burdick, J. H., 142 
 
 
 04 
 
 Burford. C. C, 195 
 
 '08 
 
 18 
 
 Burgan, Laverne A., 710 
 
 '08 
 
 10 
 
 *Burgener, C. E., 371 
 
 '95 
 
 17 
 
 Burger, A. H., 661 
 
 '17 
 
 08 
 
 Burgess, B. P., 304 
 
 '00 
 
 04 
 
 Burgess, F. II., 195 
 
 '94 
 
 09 
 
 Burgess, F. M., 335 
 
 '08 
 
 08 
 
 Burgess, H. XL, 304 
 
 
 
 gBurgess, P. S., 752 
 
 'is 
 
 04 
 
 Burgess, R. R., 195 
 
 '17 
 
 14 
 
 Burggraf, C. I., 524 
 
 
 10 
 
 Burgner, H. T., 371 
 
 '06 
 
 16 
 
 Burgoon, D. W., 612 
 
 '00 
 
 17 
 
 Burg^ton, C. H., 661 
 ^'Burke, C. E., 753 
 
 '02 
 
 00 
 
 Burke, E. I., 128 
 
 '16 
 
 14 
 
 Burke. Mrs. G. (See IIol- 
 
 'SS 
 
 
 ton, Frankie) 
 
 g 
 
 09 
 
 Burke, P., 335 
 
 '08 
 
 14 
 
 Burke, R., 524 
 
 '07 
 
 07 
 
 Burkhalter, R. M., 271 
 
 '08 
 
 03 
 
 Burkhalter, W. E., 176 
 
 '06 
 
 f'S 
 
 Burkhalter, Mrs. W. E. 
 
 
 
 (See Scherer, Jose- 
 
 '09 
 
 
 Ijhine) 
 
 'is 
 
 04 
 
 Burkhardt, T. H.. 195 
 
 '03 
 
 "3 
 
 Burkhart, Mrs. II. (See 
 
 
 
 Woodworth, Metta E.) 
 
 '14 
 
 03 
 
 Burkhart, T., 176 
 
 '13 
 
 16 
 
 Burkhart, P. H., 612 
 
 '09 
 
 99 
 
 Burkland, T. L., 118 
 
 '14 
 
 18 
 
 Burleigh, Inez L., 710 
 
 '79 
 
 
 gBurlison, W. L., 753 
 
 *M 
 
 10 
 
 Burncll, K. A., 37i 
 
 '18 
 
 14 
 
 Burnett, W., Jr., S24 
 
 '94 
 
 05 
 
 Burnett, W. T., 221 
 
 '17 
 
 07 
 
 Burnham, Mrs. A. G. 
 
 '91 
 
 
 (See Hazelton, Mabel 
 
 '12 
 
 
 A.) 
 
 '08 
 
 
 ^tBurnham, D. H., 825 
 
 '14 
 
 "7 
 
 Burnham, Edna S., 271 
 
 '79 
 
 I I 
 
 Burns, C. A., 410 
 
 '15 
 
 16 
 
 Burns, C. C, 612 
 
 '10 
 
 07 
 
 Burns, D.. 271 
 
 ''3 
 
 '4 
 
 Burns, F. B., .■;24 
 
 ''5 
 
 09 
 
 Burns, Josephine E., 33,'; 
 
 '14 
 
 I I 
 
 Burns, J. K., 410 
 
 '06 
 
 16 
 
 Burns, O. M., 612 
 
 '07 
 
 1 1 
 
 Burns, Ruth M., 410 
 
 '08 
 
 07 
 
 Burnside, Elizabeth IT., 
 
 '12 
 
 
 271 
 
 '10 
 
 78 
 
 Burr, E. M., 17 
 
 'is 
 
 99 
 
 Burr, Mrs. F. H. (See 
 
 '08 
 
 
 Clark, Edith) 
 
 '14 
 
 '7 
 
 Burrell, Beulah, 661 
 
 '13 
 
 Burrell, Etliel N., 410 
 Burrell. T. H., 612 
 Burres, Opal, 302 
 IKirrill, Evelyn, is8 
 
 *BurriIl, Mildred A., i^fj 
 
 *Burrill, T. T.. 825 
 Burrill, W."T., 8.3 
 Burroughs, W. E., 128 
 Burrows, P. T., 65 
 Burstoni, S. W., 484 
 Burt, II. J., 90 
 Burt, J. L., die 
 Burtnett, R. A., 710 
 Burton, A. H., 271 
 Burton, C. K., 661 
 Burton, E. K., 411 
 Burton, L. V., 41 1 
 Burton, Mrs. R. B. (See 
 
 Wright, Minnie R.) 
 Burwash, A. E.. 448 
 Burwash, Mrs. A. E. (See 
 
 Woniacks, Mabel) 
 Burwash, C. F., 484 
 Burwash, Lois I., 244 
 Burwash, L. S., 661 
 Burwash, M. B., i 
 Burwash, M. E., 304 
 
 *Burwash, Mabel E., 48s 
 Burwash, Mary G., 485 
 Burwash, R. S., 612 
 Buschmann, W. H. II., 
 710 
 
 *Busey, C. B., 304 
 Busey, Carolyn E., 304 
 
 •Busey, F. L 83 
 Busey, Josephine K., 661 
 Busey, R. O., 128 
 Bush, A. W.. 76 
 Bush, Mrs. E. M. (See 
 
 Sonntag, Viola H.) 
 Bush, F. A., s68 
 Bu.sh, Mrs. F. A. (See 
 
 Dadant, Ilarriette) 
 Bush, J. A., 244 
 Bush, J. K., 128 
 Bush, Mrs. J. K. (See 
 
 Taylor, Helen M.) 
 Bush, K. B., 612 
 Bush, L.. so 
 Bush, Minnie M., 753 
 Bushnell, Ethel M., 304 
 Bushnell, H. B., 271 
 Bushnell, H. L., 304 
 Bushnell, Mrs. L. D. (See 
 
 Warner, Florence) 
 Butler, C. S., 33s 
 Butler, G. H., 568 
 Butler, Mrs. H. G. (See 
 
 Rolfe, Susan F.) 
 Butler, J. C, 524 
 Butler, R. G., 48s 
 Butler, W. A., 33S 
 Butkr, W. G., 52s 
 Butler, W. N., 20 
 Butt, IT. M., 52s 
 Butter, Beatrice M., 304 
 Butterfield, C. J., 76 
 Butterfield, F. E., 66i 
 Butterfield, Helen, 60 
 Butters, H. M., 448 
 
 'Buttler, J. P., 30s 
 
 •Ihiltonmaker, M. A., s^S 
 liutls, Augusta E., 20 
 Butzer, Byrdie B., 568 
 Butzer, C. D., 371 
 Butzer, G. D., 485 
 Butzer, Verna V., 568 
 Butzow, Emma B., 52s 
 Butzow, L. J., 244 
 Buxton, E. W., 272 
 Buyers, A. S., 305 
 Buyers, D. E., 44S 
 Buzick. J. W., 371 
 Bye, H. W., 568 
 Byers, F. M., 30s 
 Byrne, Harriet A., 525 
 Byrne, Helen C, 4R5 
 
 yS Byrne, L., 109 
 
 08 Cabanis, J. B., 305 
 
 09 Cabeen, R. M., 335 
 
 08 Cade, Mrs. C. M. (Soe 
 Hunt, Agnes) 
 
 17 Cadisch, G. F., 60 1 
 
 16 {\-idle, C. J.. 612 
 02 Cadwell, C. N., 158 
 04 Cafky, Mabel E., 196 
 
 10 Cain, Mrs. C. D. (See 
 
 Pierce, Laura E.) 
 96 Cairns, Cora M., 91 
 
 02 Cairns, D. G., 158 
 08 Cairns, J. W., 305 
 
 11 Caldwell, B. J., 411 
 
 12 Caldwell, C. E., Tr., 448 
 
 04 Caldwell, Elizabeth E., 196 
 
 07 Caldwell, E. F^ 272 
 
 08 Caldwell, Ida I., 30s 
 
 15 Caldwell, L. R., 568 
 
 18 Caldwell, Mary L., 711 
 
 17 Caldwell, Ruth M., 661 
 II Caldwell, W. C, 411 
 
 II Caley, Floy E., 411 
 It Caley, Mary C., 411 
 
 05 Calhoun, Helen v., 221 
 Calhoun, Henrietta A., 
 
 142 
 95 Call, Ilortense, 83 
 07 Callan, J. A., 272 
 
 09 Callan, Mrs. J. A. (See 
 
 Goff, Lutie A.) 
 
 07 Calloway, R. T., 272 
 
 18 Cameron, G. M., 711 
 
 79 Camlleld, Mrs. B. A. (See 
 Butts, Augusta E.) 
 
 05 Camp, C. L., 221 
 (/Camp, E. v., 753 
 
 90 Camp, N. II., 56 
 
 I I (amp, W. R., 41 1 
 
 75 Cami)I)cll, Amanda, 7 
 
 09 Campbell, A. B., 335 
 01 Campbell, A. E., 142 
 00 Campbell, B. A., 128 
 17 Campbell, C. W., 661 
 
 03 Cami)boIl, Daisy I., 176 
 
 16 Campbell, D. J., 612 
 
 17 Campbell, D. M., 661 
 
 18 Campbell, E. E. A., 711 
 17 Campbell, Ella S., 661 
 
 17 Campbell, Florence M., 
 
 662 
 
 14 Campbell, Grace A., 52s 
 
 18 Campbell, G. A., 711 
 
 95 Campbell, G. H., 84 
 
 84 Campbell, Juniata G., 37 
 74 Campbell, J. P., 5 
 
 76 *Campbell, ). W., 10 
 
 10 Campbell, N. N., 372 
 
 04 Campbell, Muriel F., 196 
 17 Campbell, M. H., 662 
 
 08 Campbell. S. C, 305 
 17 Campbell, W. F 662 
 
 96 *Campbc!l, W. (1., 91 
 f/Campbell, W. H., 753 
 
 15 Canady, Lora A., s68 
 
 85 Canady, Mrs. M. W. (See 
 
 Wright, Eliza M.) 
 08 Candor, R. J., 30s 
 
 14 Canficld, Ruth M., 52s 
 
 13 Cannaday, W. M. Jr., 485 
 
 I I Cannon, F. .S., 41 1 
 /(Cannon, J. G., 826 
 
 17 Canon, C. C, 662 
 87 Cantine, E. I., 47 
 
 06 Cantlin, J., 244 
 
 11 Capek, L. V., 411 
 
 07 Capps, Mrs. A. L. (See 
 
 Work. Ruth E.) 
 9S Capps, E. v., 84 
 00 Capron, C, 128 
 
 97 Capron, F. R., 99 
 95 Carberry. R. S., 8.4 
 06 Carey, Alice, 244 
 06 Carey, W. J., 245 
 
 05 *Carleton, Bertha M., 221 
 
 15 Carlsen, A. W., 569 
 
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 Carlson, C. A., 411 
 Carlson, Canie E., mj 
 Carlson, 11. I... o6j 
 Carlson, 1.. K., 013 
 Carlson, M. K., 44S 
 Carlson. I'. N., 411 
 Carmack, C. R., S4 
 Carman, Florence, 711 
 Carman. \V. B., ,'0 
 Carmichael, M. E., j.m 
 Cnrniicliacl. NV. .1., 4^5 
 Carnalian, D. 11.. oi 
 jjCarnahan, Mrs. D. 11. 
 
 (See Johnson, Alabcl 
 
 C.) 
 Carnahan, F. G., 65 
 Carnahan, O. A., sr-- 
 Carney, Mary V.. jog 
 Carothers, W ilhelmina F.., 
 
 igb 
 Carpenter, C. K., 569 
 Carpenter, H. I., 09 
 Carpenter, 11. V.. 09 
 Carpenter. Mrs. 11. V. 
 
 (See Staley, Maggie E.) 
 Carper. J. F., 335 
 Carper, Mrs. J. F. (See 
 
 Bullock, Evlitli R.I 
 Carr, C. C, J45 
 Carr, G. R., 14- 
 Carr, M. I.., .-Ji 
 Carr. Mrs. M. I.. (.See 
 
 Kitner, L. M.) 
 Carr. Mrs. O. E. (See 
 
 Derbv, .Mice G.) 
 Carr. R. F.. oo 
 Carr. V. \V., oo-- 
 Carr. W. C. 4^*5 
 Carrell, C. G., 33s 
 Carrcro, I. O.. 44i> 
 Carriel. F. C. loo 
 Carrier, Ailela P., 5-S 
 Carrier, E. \V., 711 
 Carrier, Mrs. E. \V. (See 
 
 Allen. Hester A."> 
 Carrier, G. V.. 5J5 
 Carrithers, 1. T., 305 
 Carroll. D. B.. st'9 
 ("arroll. F. O.. 6jj 
 Carroll, Jessie A.. 14- 
 CarroU, 1. B.. 06- 
 jjCarroU. \V. E.. 75.? 
 jCarsoallen. G. F.. 754 
 Carson, Anna, oo 
 Carson, C. B., 3,?5 
 Carson. F. T., 170 
 Carson. Mrs. F. T. (See 
 
 Swarti, Mary K.) 
 Carson. H. Y.. 4>» 
 tfCarson. 1 ncy 11.. 754 
 Carson. Natalia M.. o6j 
 Carter, Alice, 500 
 Carter. .\. J.. J45 
 Carter. B. F.. ru 
 i»Carter. C. F.. 754 
 Carter. C. \V.. t>g 
 Carter. Mrs, C. VV. < See 
 
 Maan. M"»ry E ■> 
 Carter, Flo'enci E,. 14- 
 Carter H. L., jo 
 Caitei I. R.. s-!> 
 Carter. I vicile. 560 
 Catter. R. M.. i.-- 
 Carter. R. R., 44S 
 Carter. T. P., so 
 Carter. W. C. 158 
 Cartwristht. C. F., 5J5 
 Cartw right, H. \ ,. 4^? 
 Cartwvight, Sara B. E., 
 
 4S5 
 Carver. A.. 53 
 Cary, E. C. 335 
 Case. Flora M.. 44S 
 C.ise. H. C. M.. 440 
 Case, T. R. Tr,. 4S5 
 Case. M. B.. J45 
 
 ■'4 
 
 Case. Mrs. W. M. (See 
 Crouse. Florence 11,') 
 
 Casemore, ^ Mrs. R. O. 
 (See Woolman, Kich- 
 ardine) 
 
 Casey, A. B., 37J 
 
 Casey, C. N.. 196 
 
 Cash. Mrs. G. (See Cal- 
 houn. Helen V.) 
 
 Cash. H. S., 449 
 .^ Casner. S.. 5.:5 
 I J *Cass, Elizabeth H., 449 
 I J Cass. S., 440 
 '15 Casserly. ,1. B.. 569 
 "05 Casserly. T. D., -'sj 
 "14 Cassitly, H. M.. 535 
 'i^ Cassingham, Florence A., 
 
 4^5 
 '10 Castile. Sarah M.. 373 
 ■14 Castillo. C. 5-5 
 •17 C.nstlc. D. \V.. 66a 
 'to Castle. R. D. V., 613 
 '05 Caswell, Julia E., 333 
 
 oCaswell. O.. 754 
 •13 Cate. 11. A.. 4S5 
 '13 Cattron. C. L., 4S5 
 '03 Cattroii, J. W.. 176 
 "lo Cattron. K., 373 
 "13 Cattron, T. H., 4S5 
 '03 Cavanqr. F. T., 176 
 '17 Cavette. F". E.. 663 
 \>o Cavins. L, V., 345 
 \h) Cawood. H. R., 336 
 •iv^ Cecil. Mrs. L. (See An- 
 
 lierson. Jennie L.) 
 \>5 Center. O. D.. 333 
 'o~ Cerm.ik. J.. 373 
 *vo Cessna, Maud O., 373 
 '17 Chabot. Kathleen M.. 66a 
 '03 Chacey. Anna O.. 177 
 *iS CbaiUferdon, Neva M., 711 
 '18 Chakravartv, A. C. 711 
 •17 Chalcraft. t.. W.. 66j 
 'S4 Cbalfont, Mrs. A. (See 
 Kranse, Josephine S.'* 
 "n Challand. Grace. 413 
 'ij Chamberlain. L. O.. 449 
 "03 Chamberlain. M. T.. 177 
 "oi Chamherlin, C. C 14a 
 
 /i*t. liambcrlin.^ M H.., S36 
 'i\ Chambers, C. R., 413 
 "07 *Chambers, R. E., 373 
 "15 Chambcvs. NY. H., 509 
 '03 Chambers, W. R., TO 
 •13 Champion, E. N". M., 440 
 'so Champlin, Grace E.. 613 
 ■i8 Chan. Y. Y., 711 
 '15 Chand, H.. 500 
 "76 Chandler. \V. B., 10 
 
 ^Chandler. W. \\. C. 754 
 '17 Chang. H. L.. oos 
 '17 Chang. J. S.. 663 
 
 sChang. L.. 754 
 '17 Chang, T. I... 663 
 "i6 Chang. T. T.. 613 
 "i. Chang. V. C. 440 
 /I'Chanute. O.. S36 
 "03 Chapin, A., 159 
 "oS Chapin, Mrs. .\. (See 
 
 Miner. .\da M.t 
 •oi Chapin. E. P.. ua 
 03 Chapin. Mrs. E. P. (See 
 
 McCullv. Harriett E.) 
 '06 Chapin, G.. 345 
 '04 Chapin. 1 ncy. 196 
 'oS Chapin. Mae. 305 
 'ot Chapman. C. 11., 143 
 *iS Chapman. D. V.. 711 
 *03 Chapman, D. \V., 177 
 *i3 Chapman. D. \V.. 449 
 'i> (Th.ipman. E. N.. 509 
 *iJi Chapman. Edith M.. 7'' 
 *io Chapman. Mrs. H. A. 
 
 (See Blair. .Mice L.) 
 '84 Chapman. N. \V.. 37 
 '15 Chapman. R. D. C. 5t^9 
 
 "17 Chapman. T. W., 663 
 
 gChappel, Mrs. M. A. (See 
 Siebens. Thekla M.) 
 '07 Cliailes, Aha A., 373 
 
 gCharles, Mrs. 11. L. (See 
 lamison, Michal V.) 
 "iS Charleston. V. D. V., 711 
 
 SrCharlton, E, E., 754 
 "to Chartrand, J. B., bi; 
 'ot 'Cliase. Adelaide M., 143 
 "14 Chase. D.. 5JO 
 '\i Chase. Mrs. F. M, (See 
 Druiumond, Ethel R.) 
 '14 Chase, Katherine T., 536 
 
 (;Chasc. Margaret I., 754 
 'u> Chatten. C. E., 613 
 "oo Chatten. M. C. 91 
 ■13 Chattcrjee, B. N., 4S6 
 "13 Chavous. A. M.. 449 
 '13 Checkley, J. H., 480 
 ■74 •Cl>eever. Alice, 5 
 '13 Chen. H., 4S0 
 'iS Chen. J. T.. 711 
 '13 Chen, K. G., 4S6 
 '16 Chen. L. S.. 613 
 '17 Chen. Q. K.. 663 
 '13 Cheney. H. L., 440 
 '15 Cheng, Y. T.. 5t>Q 
 '13 Chenoweth, H. E., 486 
 "oS Chenoweth. Mrs. I. S. 
 (See Dickinson, Nelle 
 M.t 
 *Chesnnt, Jennette S.. 373 
 Chesnutt. R. C. s-6 
 Chesrown. 1.. M., 536 
 Chester. .-Vnn. ::^2 
 Chester. D. H., 60 
 (liester. E. E., 373 
 Chester. G. J^.. 109 
 Chester, 1. N., 60 
 Chester, aI. E.. 99 
 ,- Chester. Margaret B., 143 
 •03 'Chester. O. P.. 70 
 'to Chew. Dorothy. 613 
 "oo Chichester. Emily E., 336 
 "14 Chien. S. S.. 536 
 \ S Child. W. E.. 305 
 "17 Chiles. H. M.. 003 
 
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 "lo Chinlund.- J.' F.. 373 
 'iS Chioco. J. O., 711 
 '04 Chipman. P.. 76 
 '13 Chipps. Alta F., 449 
 ■go Chipps, H. 1.., iiS 
 '01 Chipv%s. NV. C. T43 
 '03 Chisholm. Estella F.. 177 
 "17 Chittenden. R, M., 663 
 '86 Chitty. \V. l... 44 
 "17 Choisser. W. C. 663 
 '18 Christen. L. H., 711 
 '14 Christensen. E. O.. 536 
 'to Christenson. C. C 373 
 '06 Christiansen, Johanna C. 
 . M., 34^ ^ ■ 
 s/t. bristle. J. R.. 755 
 '\S Christopher. A. B.. 713 
 "14 Christopher, Bessie F.. 
 
 536 
 '00 Christopher. C, 336 
 '08 Christopher. D. L,, 306 
 "15 Christ V, G.. 560 
 'iS Christy, ("irace J., 7»3 
 *oo Christy. H. E.. 337 
 'i6 Christ V. C. M3 
 •j3 Chu. C. C. 486 
 '13 Chu. V. G.. 486 
 '14 Chuang. T.. 536 
 j7Cbung P. S.. -55 
 "80 " Church. BK-inche .\.. 53 
 •i-! Church. Mrs, F, M. (See 
 
 NVillard. ifaude H.) 
 '\T Church, r. R, 66^ 
 '00 Church. W. S. 13S 
 't^ Churchill. C. F.. 4S6 
 '11 Churchill.. Mrs. G. F. 
 
 (See Lindlev. June") 
 •14 Churchill. J. E.. S26 
 
17 Churton, Florence H., 663 
 
 99 Chuse, H. A., 118 
 
 16 Chynowcth, Mrs. R. 1. 
 (Sec Towson, Irene) 
 
 16 Cifslik, E., 613 
 
 17 C:illey, I.illie, C63 
 
 15 Claar, E. A., 569 
 14 Claflin. S. T., 526 
 
 07 Clanahan, K. II., 2^^ 
 irClapp, F. L., 75S ^ 
 
 18 Clarahan, C. H. Jr., 712 
 
 13 Clare, W. II., 486 
 
 17 Clarida. T. W., 663 
 
 '07 Clark, A. B., 272 
 
 04 "Clark, A. C, 76 
 
 05 Clark, Alice H., 222 
 '04 Clark, Angle K., 196 
 
 17 (lark, H. 11., 663 
 
 17 Clark, Mrs. B. II. (Sec 
 Ilcllnnilsworth. Melon) 
 
 98 Clark, C. A., 109 
 
 14 Clark. C. A., 526 
 
 17 Clark, C. M., 663 
 '04 Clark, C. O., 196 
 
 98 Clark, C. K., 109 
 76 *Clark, C. W.. 10 
 
 13 *Clark, C. W., 486 
 
 14 Clark, Mrs. C. W., 544 
 i/Clark, D. O., 755 
 
 99 Clark, Edith, 118 
 '90 Clark, Edith L., 56 
 .13 Clark, E. M., 486 
 
 05 Clark, Ella II., 222 
 '02 Clark, Emma A., 159 
 
 gClark, F. E., 755 
 
 11 Cl.irk, Mrs. F. E. (See 
 
 Patton, ("arrie C.) 
 
 90 Clark, F. II., 56 
 
 09 Clark. Faith A., 336 
 
 09 *C;iark, Frances E., 336 
 
 16 Clark, O., 613 
 
 16 Clark, II. E., 613 
 gClark, Helen, 755 
 
 18 Clark, J. C, 712 
 
 06 Clark. J. K., 245 
 (^Clark, K. A., 755 
 
 '8s Clark, Kate F., 40 
 
 04 Clark, L., 196 
 
 84 "Clark, I.ucy J., 37 
 
 '99 Clark, Mary E., 118 
 
 03 Clark, Matilda I.., 177 
 16 Clark, Meribah E., 613 
 99 Clark. P. II.. 118 
 
 '87 Clark. P. I... 47 
 
 08 Clark, K. B., 306 
 ffClark, S. C, 755 
 
 '90 Clark, T. A.. 56 
 
 04 Clark, T. A.. 196 
 
 91 Clark. Mrs. T. A. (See 
 
 Broaddiis, Alice V.) 
 
 05 Clark, W. A., 222 
 
 12 Clark, W. G., 449 
 
 '09 Cilarke, Carrie L., 336 
 
 14 Clarke. D. K.. 526 
 
 91 Clarke, E. B., 61 
 
 02 Clarke, E. L., 159 
 
 ^Clarke. Mrs. E. I-. (See 
 Bodfish, Elizabeth) 
 
 •14 Clarke, Ethel, 526 
 
 '96 Clarke, Florence B., 91 
 
 •91 Clarke, F. W.. 61 
 
 '15 Clarke, Helen B., 5G9 
 
 •16 Clarke T. K., 613 
 
 •97 Clarke. O. B., 100 
 
 '11 Clarke, Philcna, 412 
 
 '12 Clarke, U. K.. 449 
 
 *i6 Clarkson, A. J.. 613 
 
 '04 Clarkson. Edna, 196 
 
 '90 C"larkson. J. F., 56 
 
 '00 Clatworthy, Linda M., 128 
 
 '16 Clausen. Clara A.. 613 
 
 '14 Clausen, Elizabeth J.. 526 
 
 '13 Claussen, A. W.. 486 
 
 '77 *Clay, L. G., 13 
 
 'os Clay, Marcia B., 222 
 
 '05 Clay, W., 222 
 
 Index to Alumni 
 
 16 Clayberg, Dorothea M., 
 
 613 
 13 ClayberK, II. D., 486 
 09 Clayconib. A. T., 33O 
 
 ^Clayton. J. P.. 755 
 
 98 Clayton, T. W., 109 
 
 Clcary, J. M., 245 
 
 Cleave, .S. W., 412 
 
 Cleave, Mrs. S. W., 494 
 
 •06 
 
 '3 
 
 '09 Cleavinger, J. S., 336 
 '18 ClepK. G., 712 
 
 II07 
 
 18 Cohn, B. E., 712 
 
 09 Coker, Myrtle K., 336 
 
 14 Colbert, J. R.. 527 
 (/Colby, A. S., 756 
 
 06 Colby, R; R., 246 
 09 Colby, Mrs. W. S. (See 
 Sachs, Inez F.) 
 
 15 *Colcord, F. M.. 570 
 ffColcord. Mary E., 756 
 
 01 Cole, Agnes M., 143 
 06 Cole. Alice M.. 24C 
 
 14 *CleRhoni,'T.eila Belle, 526 gCole, C. N., 756 
 
 18 Clem, O. M.. 712 '95 Cole, Mrs. C. N. (Sc 
 
 '18 Clem, O. M.. 712 
 
 '95 "Clement, C. A., 84 
 '17 Clements, Esther, 663 
 '14 Clements, O. R., 526 
 '05 Clendencn, Lois G.. 223 
 
 '09 *Clcndcnen, P. M., 336 
 '05 Clendenin, G. M.. 223 
 •08 Cleveland. M. B.. 306 
 '99 CliiTord, C. L., 118 
 '08 Clifford, Winifred II., 306 
 '17 Cliftim. Mrs. J. W. (See 
 Molyneaux, Tuanita O.) 
 '14 Climer, Mary E.. 527 
 '14 Clinc, Bess F., 527 
 '15 Cline, I. R., 569 
 '14 Cline. L. A., 527 
 ']6 Clinebcll, H. J.. 613 
 
 '07 "Clinfian, D. A., 273 
 '09 Clinitc, R. G., 336 
 '90 Clinton. G. P.. 56 
 
 '95 "Clinton, J. D., 84 
 1. Lucile A, 
 
 177 
 756 
 
 03 Clinton. 
 
 gClippinger, F. W., 
 '06 Close, G. F., 24s 
 'i 5 Clover. I. N., 570 
 '09 Clow. Grace M., 336 
 '15 Clyman, D., 570 
 '13 Clyne, Kathleen M., 486 
 '02 Coar, Elsa J., 159 
 
 gCoar. H. L.. 756 
 '10 Coats. Mrs. G. W. (See 
 
 Rule, Carrie L.) 
 •11 Cobb, C. C. Jr., 412 
 '16 Colli). I'rieda. 613 
 
 gCobb. Margaret V., 756 
 'is Colnirn, Mildred L.. 570 
 '79 "Coburn, R. P., 20 
 'is Cochran. C. B., 570 
 '13 Cochran. H. R., 486 
 '08 Cochran. Mrs. R. C. (See 
 
 Genlsch, Vida C.) 
 •14 Cockrcll, F. M., 527 
 '81 CoddiiiRlon, A. O., 25 
 '7S d'oddington, V. W., 7 
 '75 Coddington, Mrs. V. W. 
 
 (.See Lee, Alice) 
 '14 Codlin, H. E., 527 
 '15 Codlin, Mrs. li E. (See 
 
 McColley, Carrie) 
 '10 Coe, II. II.. 372 
 '18 Coe, Viola M.. 712 
 '03 Coen, II. C, 177 
 '06 "Coen, Mrs. L. M. (See 
 
 Jackson, Litta D.) 
 '89 Coffeen, Amy, 53 
 '93 Coffeen, F. G., 70 
 'y8 Coffeen, H. C. 109 
 '13 Coffey, E. W.. 486 
 '14 Coffey, G. C, 527 
 '14 Coffey, Hazel B., 527 
 '12 Coffey, J. S., 449 
 '06 Coffey, W. C. 246 
 '09 Coffin. F. A.. 336 
 '94 Coffman, B. D., 76 
 '01 Coffman. H. A., 143 
 •78 Coffman. N. B., 17 
 '78 "Coflin, F. S., 17 
 'is Cogdal II. F., S70 
 '08 Coghlin, B. K., 306 
 '11 Cogswell, G. O., 412 
 '11 Cogswell. R. C. 4'2 
 *os Cohen, B., 223 
 '18 Cohen, Esther D., 712 
 '17 Cohen, J., 663 
 '14 Cohn. A. E., 527 
 
 Stewart, Mabelj 
 '82 Cole. E. E.. 29 
 '04 Cole. Emo L., 196 
 '13 Cole, G. I-L. 487 
 '14 Cole, H. L., 527 
 '96 Cole, Mary M., 91 
 '13 Cole, R. M., 487 
 '82 Cole, Sophronia R., 29 
 '8s Cole, T. E., 40 
 '07 Coleman, C. B., 273 
 'is Coleman. P. W., 570 
 '10 Coleman. W. F., 372 
 '17 Coley. G., 663 
 '18 Colgrove, Vivian G., 712 
 '17 (jollier, Ethel A., 663 
 gCollings. (\. H., 75O 
 '98 Collins, E. F., 109 
 '05 Collins, Mrs. F. F. (See 
 
 Higinbothom, Pearl) 
 '01 Collins, G. R., 143 
 '17 Collins, (jrace, 663 
 '05 Collins, Mrs. H. K. (See 
 
 Harper, Edith E.) 
 '1 7 Collins, 1. B., 664 
 05 Collins, Mary, 223 
 09 Collins. R. A.. 336 
 
 /.'Collins, Vida L.. 756 
 '02 *('olIins. F. B., 159 
 '15 C(jllom. Mary E., 570 
 
 /i*Colman, N. J., 827^ 
 olmey. D. 'C., 712 
 olomljo, J. H., 487 
 Colp. L. A., 196 
 
 '18 Colmey 
 •13 Co' ■* 
 
 'is Colson, H. E., 570 
 
 '16 Colton, R. S., 614 
 
 '85 Colton, S. C., 40 
 
 '78 Columbia, Emma, 17 
 
 '12 Colville, j. R., 449 
 
 '12 Colvin, C 450 
 
 g*(;olviii, I*!:sther M., 756 
 
 '13 Colvin, J. A., 4.87 
 
 '83 Colvin, Mary S., 33 
 
 '09 Combe, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 
 Coker, Myrtle R.) 
 
 "13 Combe, Eleanor M., 487 
 
 '10 Complon, R. O., 372 
 
 '06 Comstock, A. F., 246 
 
 '15 Comstock, D. F., 570 
 
 /iComstock. G. C, 827 
 
 '14 Comstock. Helen B., 527 
 
 '18 Conant, L. L, 712 
 
 '01 Conard, P. A., 143 
 
 '99 Conard, Mrs. P. A. (See 
 
 Smith, Florence M.) 
 
 '06 Conard. .Sarah O., 246 
 
 'is Conat. Mabel L., 570 
 
 '14 Conboy, L. J., 527 
 
 '02 Condit. J. S., 159 
 
 '06 Cone, W. C, 246 
 
 £Conel, J. L., 756 
 
 '12 Confesor, V., 450 
 
 '18 Conpleton F. H.. 712 
 
 '17 Conklin, P. S.. 664 
 
 '80 Conklin R. R.. 22 
 
 '84 Conkling Anna J., 37 
 
 '16 Conley, D. O., 614 
 
 '03 Conley. J. E., 177 
 
 '13 Conley, Josephine, 487 
 
 '12 Connard. A. F., 450 
 
 '08 Connard, C. E.. 306 
 
 '12 Connell. E. L.. 450 
 
 "07 Connelly, lamina B.. 273 
 
 '11 Connelly. M. F., 412 
 
 '88 Connet. Ella, so 
 
1 loS 
 
 UnIVKKSITV ok ll.l I NdlS 
 
 'i6 
 
 (.'oinail. C. 15., 487 
 
 Consoer, G. O., 664 
 
 Consoer, Meta. 487 
 
 Constant, H. H., 4S7 
 
 Converse, E. C, ipo 
 
 Cook, C. F., -\! 
 
 Cook. E., 664 
 
 Cook, E., J-'S 
 
 Cook. F. 1... 306 
 
 Cook. F. S., 336 
 
 Cook, Mis.^ G. H. (See 
 Moore, Grace L.) 
 
 Cook, J. F., 177 
 /iCook. J, W., 827 
 
 Cook, T. W., 70 
 •Cook, L, P., 273 
 
 Cook, S. S., 412 
 
 Cook, T. L., 223 
 
 Cook, W. A., 159 
 
 Cooke, A. B., 273 
 
 Cooke, D. G., 450 
 
 Cooke, Jane E., 118 
 
 Cooke. R. J., 57 
 
 Cool, Mrs. S. M. (See 
 Chipps. Aha F.) 
 /»Cooley, E. G., 827 
 
 Cooley, H. B., 487 
 Cooley, Norma, 487 
 
 Cooley, R. C, 664 
 ^Cooley, Verna L., 757 
 
 CoolklRe, E. R., 487 
 
 Coolidse, Orrill P.. 197 
 
 Coolidge, R. N., 614 
 
 Coolidge, W. F., 712 
 
 Cools, G. v., 614 
 
 Coons, G. 11.. 306 
 
 Cooper, A. B., 372 
 gCooper, A. R., 757 
 
 Cooper, C. E., 614 
 
 Cooper, D. W., 614 
 
 Cooper, E. A., 614 
 *Cooper, F. E., 25 
 
 Cooper, F; W., 128 
 
 Cooper, G. A., 370 
 
 Cooper, Hazel K., 306 
 
 Cooper, L. M., 664 
 
 Cooper, M. A., 412 
 
 Cooper, P. H.. 91 
 
 Cope, I-. v., 664 
 
 Cope, W. A., 487 
 
 Copenhaver, M., 487 
 
 Coiicnhaver, R. G., 664 
 
 Copley, Beatrice V., 570 
 
 Corbey, L. J., 450 
 
 Corbly, L. S., 570 
 
 Corbus, B. R., 128 
 
 Cordcll, Eula E., ■;7o 
 
 Cordell, Mrs. R. V. (See 
 Howell, Grace L.) 
 
 Cordell, v., 614 
 
 Corkc, G. R., 487 
 
 Corkc, II. W., 664 
 
 Corley, II., 488 
 
 Corley, S., 570 
 
 Cornelison. R. W., 57 
 gCornelius, D. W., 7';7 
 
 Cornell, D. II., 246 
 
 Cornell, D. S., 664 
 
 Cornell. F. H., 76 
 
 Cornell, W. H., 70 
 
 Cornwell, E. Z., 372 
 
 Corper, P., 712 
 
 Corrigan, E., 246 
 
 Corrin, W. G., 223 
 
 Corrington, C. E., 337 
 .eCorson, H. P., 757 
 ,?Cort, W. W., 757 
 
 Cort. Mrs. W. W. (See 
 Cdeason. Nellie M.) 
 /iCortelyon, G. B., 827 
 
 Cortis, F. B., 488 
 
 Corwinc, G. D., 337 
 
 Corzine, B. H., 614 
 
 Corzine, D. C, 712 
 
 Corzine, H. W., 488 
 ^Coss, J. A., 757 
 
 da Costa, M. F., 614 
 
 •06 
 
 C^ostar, 1.., 488 
 
 Covdtas. Florence A., 527 
 i'Coultas, Lois M., 757 
 
 Coulter, J. II., 4S0 
 
 Coniitrynian, I. B., 664 
 
 Couls, L. S., 614 
 
 Cover, Mrs. D. M. (Sec 
 Whittenberg, Sarah J.) 
 
 Covey. Arete C., 528 
 
 Covey, E. L., 6(14 
 
 Cowan, Mrs. A. M. (See 
 Abbott, Edwina E.) 
 
 Cowgill, C. 11., 614 
 
 Cowley, T. P., 159 
 
 Cox, Anna E., 528 
 
 Cox, Clare F,, O64 
 
 Cox, F. A., 273 
 
 Cox, F. W., 306 
 
 Cox, H. R., 664 
 
 Cox, I. H., 306 
 i'Cox, Mrs. L. C, (See 
 Miller, Marie B.) 
 
 Cox, M. E., 197 
 
 Cox, R. W., 528 
 gCox, S. H., 757 
 
 Coy, Alice B., 197 
 gCoy\t. J. P., 758 
 
 Crabbs, C. L., 57 
 
 Craft, G. E., 528 
 
 Craig, E. C, 70 
 
 Craig, Florence M., 664 
 
 Craig, H. 1., 373 
 
 Craig. Jane A., 246 
 
 Craig, N. E., 373 
 
 Craig, O., 337 
 
 Craig, S. J., 246 
 
 Craig, W., too 
 *Craig, W. P., 33 
 
 Craigmile, C. J., 488 
 
 Craigmile, Mary A., 665 
 
 Craigmile, Mary D., 712 
 
 Craigmile, R. J., 712 
 
 Grain, C. M., 571 
 fiCrandall, W. T., 758 
 
 Crane, D. W., 614 
 
 Crane, Mrs. D. W. (See 
 Bardwell, Laura A.) 
 
 Crane, Eva R., 412 
 gCrane, F. R., 75S 
 
 Crane, Helen M., 223 
 
 Crapnell, C. E., 412 
 
 Crathorne, A. R., 109 
 
 Crathorne, Mrs. A. R. 
 (See Layton, Katherine 
 A. W.) 
 
 Cratty, P. J., 246 
 gCravens, Lucile S., 75S 
 ^Cravens, T. C, 614 
 
 Crawford, C. W., 571 
 ^Crawford. F. N., 7s8 
 i'Crawfor.l. H. G. M.. 758 
 
 Crawford, H. II., 488 
 
 Crawford, Helen L., 571 
 gCrawford, 1. A., 758 
 
 Crawford, J. L., 665 
 
 Crawford, I-. N., (165 
 
 Crawford. Lnvern LI., 450 
 
 C^rawford, Ruth M., 665 
 
 Crawford, T., 77 
 
 Crebs, J. P., 614 
 
 Creedon, J. F., 712 
 .ijCreek, H. L., 758 
 
 Creighton, E. W., 571 
 
 Creighton, Mary E., 665 
 
 Crellin, C. V., 100 
 
 Cresap, E. W., 197 
 
 Cresap. Trella J., 197 
 
 Cress, E. E., 713 
 
 Cress, J. W., 412 
 
 Cressey, Lucretia, 571 
 
 Crichtield, P. A., 273 
 
 Crichton, Mrs. G. K. (See 
 Fleming, Gertrude W.) 
 
 Criley, H. R., 713 
 
 Criss, E., 571 
 
 "Crissev. T. W.. 65 
 
 Crist, E. B., 488 
 
 \ 
 [i.l C'roce, M. F., 48S 
 '02 Crocker, W., 159 
 '17 Crofts, C, 665 
 •16 Croll. Hilda M.. 614 
 [13 Croll. P. R., 48S 
 ]86 Cromwell. J. C, 44 
 '14 Cronk, Clara, 52S 
 
 ^Crooker, S. J., 758 
 '16 Crooks, H. F., 615 
 '05 Crosby, C, 223 
 '16 Crosby, H. F., 615 
 '18 Crosiar, A. O., 713 
 '02 Cross, C. W., 65 
 '05 Cross, E. A., 223 
 '16 Cross, G. A., 615 
 '18 Cross, Mary A., 713 
 '08 Crossett, G. W., 306 
 '01 Crossland, G. M., 143 
 '10 Crossland, II. E., 373 
 '13 Crossland, Viola J., 488 
 '03 Crosthwait, G. A., 177 
 '01 Crouch, W. L., 143 
 '17 Crousc. Florence IL, 6(15 
 ■77 Crow, B. F., 13 
 '09 t^row, B.irbara, 337 
 '12 Crow. W. L., 450 
 •13 Crowder, B. II., 488 
 '14 Crowder, Mrs. B. H. (See 
 
 Dodds. Eva) 
 '10 Crowcll, P. C, 373 
 '07 Crown. Mrs. F. L., (See 
 
 I.apham, Ina O.) 
 '07 Crum. Ethel, 273 
 '16 Crutchtield, VV. Jr., 615 
 '14 Cruzan, Myrtle A., 528 
 '17 Cryder, 1. II. , 665 
 
 fi-Culbreth, Mrs. C. B. (See 
 Slough, Georgia) 
 'iS Cullinane. G. ^f., 713 
 /I'Cullom, S. M.. 827 
 .!,Cullum, W. II., 758 
 'lO Gulp, J. D., 615 
 i'Culver, IL, 750 
 ■;8 Culvert, Annette M., 17 
 "15 Cummings, IL L., 571 
 '11 Cununings, P. W., 412 
 
 gCummins, R. A., 759 
 '15 Cummins. W. E., 571 
 'i- Cunningham. Opal C., 665 
 '02 Cunningham, R. E., 160 
 '17 (Tnnningham, S. R., 665 
 '13 Cunningham, T. A., 488 
 "01 Curfman. L. E., 143 
 '01 Curfman, Mrs. L. E. (See 
 Williams, Winifred S.) 
 ■18 Currie, Althea E., 713 
 "06 Currie. Florence B., 246 
 '17 Curtis. B. T., 665 
 '11 Curtis, Florence R., 413 
 
 /^*Curtis, W. E., 827 
 "04 Curtiss, Mrs. C. F. (See 
 Shoemaker, Theodora) 
 '16 Curtiss, G., 615 
 '17 Curtiss, R. E., 665 
 '82 Curtiss, W. G., 30 
 
 .cCushing, Helen I., 759 
 '83 Cushman, Mrs. E. H. 
 (See Knowlton, Lizzie 
 A.) 
 '03 Cusick' J. F., 178 
 '18 Cuskaden, M., 713 
 '16 Cuthbert, Dorothy I.., 615 
 '17 Cuthbertson, W. S., 665 
 '06 Cutler, A. B., 247 
 •08 Cutler. Mrs. A. B. (See 
 Llyndnian. Ruth) 
 ijCutler, F. F., 759 
 •05 Cutler, F. W., 223 
 '14 Cutler, J., 528 
 '08 Cutler, S. G., 306 
 •14 Cutshall, R. W., 528 
 ■10 Cutter, W. C, 373 
 '04 Cuttle, F., 197 
 '10 Dabney, J. B.. 373 
 '74 *Dabraskian, G. G., 5 
 '14 Dace, F. E., 528 
 '04 Dadant, H. C, 197 
 
Inukx to Ai.umni 
 
 1 109 
 
 '17 Dadant, Harriettc, 665 '72 
 
 '02 Dadant, L. C, 160 '07 
 
 '08 Dadant, M. G., 307 '86 
 
 '08 Dachler, A. H., 307 '86 
 
 '18 Dahlin. Edna O., 7^ 
 '13 Dahringer, H. W., 488 '04 
 
 '10 Dailey, Mrs. D. A. (Sec '12 
 
 Renich, Amanda B.) 
 '07 Dailey, J. A., 273 
 '03 Dake, L. G., 178 '17 
 
 'dj Dalbey, D. S., 160 '17 
 
 13 Dalbey, E. L., 488 '17 
 
 '14 Dale, II. M., 528 '17 
 
 '17 Dale. J. H., 66s 
 '10 Dale, W. W., 373 '13 
 
 '11 Dalenburg, P., 413 '81 
 
 '06 Dallenbach, J. C, 247 '08 
 
 '14 'Dallenbach, J. H., 528 •^(, 
 
 '10 Dallenbach, K. M., 373 '78 
 
 '11 Dallenbach, Mrs. K. M. 'o, 
 
 (See Douglas, Ethel L.) ',,7 
 '12 Dallenbach, L. E., 450 'or. 
 
 '17 Dallenbach. Maybell M., ',7 
 
 66s ',1 
 
 '17 Daly, E. P., 666 
 '18 Daly, Geraldine, 713 
 'i6 Damniers, J. W., 61 s 
 '17 Dana, B., 666 '^r, 
 
 '03 "Danahey, T. F., 178 ',,3 
 
 '07 Dancey, L. S., 273 
 '04 Danely, Mrs. A. M. Jr. >,j. 
 
 (See Staley, Isabel) ',4 
 
 '02 Danely, Mary G., 160 >^j, 
 
 '09 Danford, F. D., 337 - y 
 
 '03 Daniels, Edna E., 178 ., 
 
 '14 Danielson, K. R., S28 -,;: 
 
 '14 Danielson, Mrs. R. R. 
 
 (See Campbell, Grace , 
 
 A.) 
 '10 Danielson, W. C, 373 
 '93 Danley, W. W.. 70 
 '14 Danz, H. O., 528 
 '17 Darby, H. Jr., 666 
 '91 Darby, Nellie M., 61 
 '03 Darlington, Genevieve, 
 
 178 
 'oD Darmer, G. A., 129 
 '13 Darrah, Juanita E., 489 
 '17 Darrell, G. C, 666 
 'os Dart, W., 223 
 '14 Dass, B., 528 
 'is Dauberman, Margaret L., 
 
 571 
 '15 Daugherty, Anna E., 37' 
 '14 Daugherty, H. P., 529 
 '89 Daugherty, I^. S., 54 
 '14 Davenport, Alice V., 529 
 '17 Davenport, Mrs. J. A., 
 
 (See Moore, Irene H.) 
 '07 David, S. G., 273 
 
 gDavidson, C. N., 759 
 '08 Davidson, Dora, 307 
 gDavidson, L. J., 759 
 '05 Davidson, T. M., 223 
 '14 Davies, R. E., 529 
 '05 Davis, Anna C., 224 
 '81 Davis, A. E., 25 
 '16 Davis, Clara E., 613 ,78 
 
 '04 *Davis, C. L., 197 '"6 
 
 '13 Davis, C. W., 489 ^^' 
 
 '14 Davis, Elizabeth H., 529 
 
 gDavis, E. W., 759 '"2 
 
 '18 Davis, F. A., 713 i5 
 
 '88 Davis, F. L., 50 ,i7 
 
 '05 Davis, F. S., 224 ^11 
 
 'iQ Davis, Gertrude C, 373 '2 
 gDavis, G. T.. 759 ''8 
 
 '11 Davis, Mrs. G. W., (See 14 
 
 Witt, Adaline E.) '08 
 
 '18 Davis, Helen G., 713 
 '17 Davis, Helen P., 666 '14 
 
 '03 Davis, H. S., J 78 
 '11 Davis, Ida B., 413 '15 
 
 '18 Davis, J. E., 713 ''8 
 
 '82 Davis, J. H., 30 '09 
 
 '80 Davis, Mrs. J. H., (See '08 
 
 Watson, Ella M.) '12 
 
 '08 
 '04 
 '09 
 '18 
 'is 
 '08 
 '06 
 
 '14 
 '78 
 '12 
 '09 
 
 •18 
 
 Davis, T. J., I 
 
 Davis, J. J., 273 
 
 Davis, .J O., 44 
 
 Davis, Mrs. T. O., (See 
 Fairchild, Rozina P.) 
 
 Davis, J. W., 197 
 
 Davis, J. W., 450 
 g Davis, J. W., 739 
 gDavis, L. H., 759 
 
 Davis, L. H., 666 
 
 Davis, L. L., 666 
 
 Davis, M. R., 666 
 
 Davis, Mrs. M. R., (See 
 West, Linnie) 
 
 Davis, Mallie L., 489 
 
 Davis, Marietta, 23 
 
 Davis, Marietta S, 307 
 
 Davis, Martha L., 613 
 
 Davis, Mary, 17 
 
 Davis, Mary B., 144 
 
 Davis, Nell S. M., 273 
 
 Davis, Olive 7.., 247 
 
 Davis, P. F., 66 
 
 Davis, Reba, 413 
 gDavis, R. Y.., 759 
 gDavis, Robert L., 760 
 gDavis, Roy L., 760 
 
 Davis, R. R., 247 
 
 Davis, Mrs. S. (.See Davis, 
 Clara E.) 
 
 Davis, S. S., 571 
 
 Davis, T. A., 529 
 
 Davis, W. E., 178 
 
 Davison, C. M., no 
 
 Davison, Mabel K., 197 
 
 Davison, Ruth. 489 
 gDavisson, B. S., 760 
 
 Dawney, E. F., 338 
 
 Dawson, C. H., 178 
 
 Dawson, Helen M., 371 
 gDay; Anna E., 760 
 
 Day, C. L., 666 
 
 Day, n. W., 666 
 *Day. Mrs. J. D. ^See Fel- 
 lows, Clara B.) 
 
 Day, P. W., 489 
 
 Day, V. S., 666 
 
 Day, W. T., 613 
 
 Day, W. W., 373 
 
 Day, Mrs. W. W. (See 
 Hollister, Ethel A.) 
 
 Dayton, D. V., 307 
 
 Dayton, Laura M., 197 
 
 Dayton, Susan L., 337 
 
 Deahl, N., 713 
 
 Deakman, H. W., 371 
 
 Deal, H. L., 307 
 
 Deal. Mrs. H. L. (See 
 Beauford, May A.) 
 
 Dean, Beatrice E., 329 
 
 Dean, F. A., 17 
 
 Dean, F. C, 430 
 
 Dean, H. C, 337 
 
 Dean, Olive G., 713 
 gDean, P. M., 760 
 gDean, R. H.. 760 
 
 Deardorff, Sarah C, 17 
 
 Deason, F. E., 247 
 
 Deaver, L. A., 613 
 gDebel, N. H., 760 
 
 Dechman, A., 430 
 
 Decker, B. H., S7i 
 
 Decker, Edna M., 666 
 
 Decker, L. M.. 413 
 
 Dedrick, Eva A., 431 
 
 Deering, E. W., 713 
 
 Deets, II. B., 329 
 
 Deets, R. E., 307 
 gDeffendall, P. H., 760 
 
 De Forest, L., 329 
 gDehn, W. M., 760 
 
 Deiss, W. C, 571 
 
 De I. a Garza, R., 717 
 
 De Lany, C. M., 337 
 
 De La Kama, J., 322 
 
 De I.euw, C. E., 431 
 
 'iS De I,ong, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Thomson. Lillian E.) 
 '17 De Long, W. E., 666 
 '10 Demmcr, J. E,, 374 
 'r J De Mott, I. P., 431 
 '08 De Mott, Mrs. I. ]^, (See 
 
 Doherty, Mary G.; 
 '14 "^De Mott, R. V. L., 329 
 '03 De Motte, R. (,. 178 
 '03 De Motte, Mrs. R. J. (See 
 
 .Stevens, Lucia A.) 
 '02 De Motte, Ruby T.. 160 
 't5 Demuth, J. E., 372 
 
 gDenby, Alice, 760 
 '09 Denison, Mrs. R. R. (See 
 
 Crow, Barbara) 
 '10 Denning, Bertha E., 374 
 '81 Dennis, C. IL, 25 
 '16 Dennis, Mrs. H. K. (See 
 
 Wright, Agnes) 
 '18 Dennis, Rose C, 713 
 '08 Denny, Christina, 307 
 '13 Denny, Maude A., 489 
 '18 Denson. C. IL, 713 
 
 gDenton, W. W., 760 
 '16 Denz, R. E., 613 
 '06 Dcpuy, Jessie M., 247 
 '06 Depuy, (). C, 247 
 '17 Derby, II. L., 667 
 '04 Derby, Alice G., 197 
 
 gDerick, C, (j., 761 
 '18 Dern, K. L., 713 
 '03 Derr, II. B., 224 • 
 
 '12 Derry, II. G., 431 
 '12 Dershem, Mrs. E. (Se« 
 
 Knapp, Aurella) 
 '06 Derwent, E. F., 247 
 'r2 Desmond, J. J., 431 
 '13 De Swarte, C. G., 372 
 '15 Detering, O. C, 372 
 '01 Detrick, Nellie E., 144 
 '18 Deuchler, G. IL, 713 
 'jo Deuchler, W. E., 374 
 '04 Deutschmann, F. J., 197 
 '02 De Velde, H. S., 160 
 '14 Devine, H., 329 
 '17 Devlin^ J. I>., 667 
 '97 *De Vnes, S. G., 100 
 '12 Dewend, F. R., 431 
 '08 Dewey, C. R., 307 
 '17 Dewey, E. C, 667 
 '06 Dewey, II. IL, 247 
 gDewey, Ida B., 761 
 '97 Dewey, J. A., 100 
 '88 *Dewey, R. E., 30 
 '97 Dewey, Sarah L., 100 
 '14 Dewey, V. P., 329 
 '12 Dewey, W. H.. 431 
 '03 Dewhirst, IL T., 224 
 '11 De Witt, Emma E., 413 
 '06 De Witt, Louise E., 247 
 •09 De Witt. H. R., 337 
 '16 De Wolfe, Lucy L., 613 
 '14 De Wolfe, Mary E., 329 
 '11 Dexter, Grace E., 413 
 'r4 Dexter, Lula B., 329 
 'j6 Dibell, H. C, 616 
 
 gDibell, Mabel E., 761 
 '07 Dick, C. R., 274 
 '10 Dick, Mrs. C. R. (See 
 
 Wood, Margaret C.) 
 '14 Dick, H. K., 329 
 '08 Dicke, O. A., 307 
 '12 Dickenson, R. W., 451 
 •14 Dickerson, E. B., 329 
 '03 Dickerson, G. IL, 178 
 '09 Dickerson, I. W., 337 
 '03 Dickerson, O. M., 178 
 '05 Dickey, C. B., 224 
 '98 Dickey, J. H., 1 10 
 gDickey, L. B., 761 
 /iDickinson, J. M., 828 
 '1^8 Dickinson, Nelle M., 307 
 '12 Dickinson, R. J., 77 
 '12 Dickinson, R. W.. 43/ 
 '14 Dieckm.'inn, T. W., 372 
 '04 Diefenljach, A. G., 198 
 
mo 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 'i8 Diesernd, H. C, 714 
 '08 Dieter, C. F., 307 
 '04 Dieterle, E. A., 198 
 '16 Dietmeier, C. R., 616 
 '09 Dietrich, B. H., 338 
 '10 Dietrich, R. S., 374 
 
 ^Dietrich, W., 761 
 ■18 Dietz, J. W., 714 
 '14 Dietzer, Alice, 572 
 '14 Dillavou, E. R., 572 
 '05 Dillavou, J. M., 224 
 '11 Dillavou, R. C, 413 
 '08 Dillon, Bessie, 307 
 '13 Dillon, C. C, 489 
 '10 Dillon, E. L., 374 
 '08 Dillon, Mrs. E, L. (See 
 
 Cooper, Hazel K.) 
 '07 Dillon, Edna L., 274 
 '06 Dillon, F. P., 247 
 '07 Dillon, Mrs. F. P. (See 
 
 Scott. Miriam E.) 
 '01 Dillon, Gertrude S., 144 
 '09 Dillon, L. A., 338 
 '04 Dillon, Mertic M., 198 
 '01 Dillon, R. H., 144 
 '95 *Dillon, W. H., 
 '98 Dillon, W. W.. no 
 '98 Dillon, Mrs. W. W. (See 
 
 Kofoid, Nellie) 
 gDillow, R. M., 761 
 '13 Dilworth, J. R.. 489 
 '14 Dingledine, I. W., 572 
 'ggr Dinwiddle, Virginia, 118 
 '17 Dippell, R. E., 667 
 '14 Dirks, B. E. G., 572 
 '04 Dirks, H, B., 198 
 '08 Disosway, M. D., 308 
 
 gDitchey, J. K.. 761 
 '10 Dittmer, Mrs, H. L, (See 
 
 Rose, Elizabeth I.) 
 '02 *Divan, Mrs, W. (See 
 
 Ahrens, Anna W.) 
 '14 Dix, E. J., S72 
 '06 Dixon, F. E., 247 
 '11 Dixon, N. M,, 413 
 '07 Dixon, Nellie M,, 274 
 '10 Dixon, W. J., 374 
 
 gDoan. Frances E., 761 
 gDoane, Alice M., 761 
 '12 Doane, H. A., 451 
 '02 Dobbins, Ethel I., 160 
 '14 Dobbins, V. F., 572 
 '75 *Dobson, F, P.,- 7 
 •06 Docker, Mrs. F. W. (See 
 
 Bean, Elsie M,) 
 '07 Dodd, T, F., 274 
 '14 Dodds, Eva, .=530 
 '09 Dodds, G., 1 18 
 '86 Dodds, J. C, 44 
 '17 Dodds, Josephine, 667 
 '16 Dodds, Lois E., 616 
 '03 Dodge. Bertha A., 179 
 •17 Doe, W. T.. 667 
 '04 Doeden, F, H., 198 
 ■13 Doerr, H. F., 489 
 '14 Doerr, Mrs. H. F. (See 
 
 Gaskill, Delia) 
 '09 Doerr, W. P., 338 
 '14 Doherty, Margaret I., 572 
 '08 Doherty, Mary G,, 308 
 '09 Doherty, R. E., 338 
 '12 Doherty, W, M., 451 
 '14 Doisy, E. A,, 530 
 '18 Doisy, Mrs, E. A. (See 
 
 Ackert, Alice N.) 
 '17 Dolan, T. L,, 667 
 '00 Dolan, W. J,, 129 
 •06 Dole, Mrs. A, W. (See 
 
 Mohr, E. C.) 
 '14 Dole, Ethel M., S72 
 'ii Dole, I. B., 413 
 '06 Dole, Mrs, J, C, (See 
 
 Wamsley, Mabel) 
 '13 Dole, L. A., 489 
 '18 Dole, Eaura E., 714 
 'is Dole, Eillian D., .=572 
 '02 Dole, Sarah P., 160 
 
 '03 Dolkart, L., 179 
 '09 Dollinger, Hazel D., 338 
 '08 Donaho, E. W., 308 
 '09 Donaho. Mrs. E. W. (See 
 Schwarzkoff, Florence 
 A.) 
 '14 Donahoe, J. T., 530 
 '14 Donaldson, Elizabeth F., 
 
 530 
 '17 Donaldson, H. J., 667 
 '16 Donaldson, J. R., 616 
 '15 Donas, J. A., 572 
 '00 Doney, O. K., 129 
 '07 Donigan, F. L., 274 
 '95 Donnan, A. M., 84 
 '16 Donnell, A. D., 616 
 '78 Donnell, Mrs. B. F. (See 
 
 Deardorff, Sarah C.) 
 '07 Donnersberger, F., 274 
 '06 Donoghue, G. T., 248 
 '99 Donoghue, R. C., 118 
 '02 Donoghue, W. J., 160 
 '18 Doocy, Helen L., 714 
 '06 Dool, R. B,, 248 
 '10 Dool, Mrs. R. B, (See 
 
 Mandeville, Hazel) 
 '06 Doran, E, B., 248 
 '04 Dorman, A. B., 198 
 '09 Dorman, D. S,, 338 
 '11 Dormitzer, M. R.. 413 
 '09 Dorris, Mrs. J. T. (See 
 
 Weaver. Maud) 
 '16 Dorsett, Mary E., 616 
 
 ^Dorsey, Dee. 762 
 '12 Dorsey, O. B., 451 
 'o.s *Dosch, C. F., 224 
 '07' Doss, W. A., 274 
 
 gDotterer, J. E., 762 
 '18 Doty, Dorothy L,, 714 
 
 gDoty, G. L., 762 
 '18 Doty, Helene E., 714 
 '00 Dougherty, Mrs. E. G. 
 
 (See Jackman, Ida) 
 '07 Dougherty, F. E., 274 
 '00 Dougherty, H. R., 129 
 '06 Doughty, I. N., 248 
 '11 Douglas. Ethel L., 413 
 '17 Douglas, J, P., 667 
 '14 Douglas. R. T., 530 
 '03 *Douglass, Mrs. D. P. (See 
 Wiley, Vonie A.) 
 g*Douthitt. H., 762 
 
 ^Dowell, E. S., 762 
 '00 Dowiatt, S., 129 
 '17 Downey, D. R., 667 
 '18 Downing, Emily M., 714 
 
 ^Dowrie. G, W., 762 
 '10 Doyle, E. D,, 374 
 •16 Doyle, J. F., 616 
 
 gDraffin, J. O., 762 
 '17 Drake, C. A., 667 
 'i I Drake, E. S., 414 
 '76 Drake, J, F., 10 
 '03 Drake, Jeannette M., 179 
 '11 Drake, W. H., 414 
 '16 Dralle, H. E., 616 
 /j*Draper, A. S., 82S 
 '02 Draper, Charlotte E,, 160 
 '02 Draiier, E. L., 160 
 '09 Drennan, W. R., 338 
 
 gDressen, W. H., 762 
 '81 Drcssor, J. C, 26 
 '06 Drew, D. J. C, 248 
 '13 Drew, E. N., ^8c) 
 '04 Drew, F. L., 108 
 '03 Drew, Mrs. F. L. (See 
 
 Bear, Katherine W.) 
 '09 Drew, J. A., 338 
 '07 Drew, L. A., 274 
 '11 Drew, Lillian B,, 414 
 '16 Drew. Mildred E., 616 
 '17 Droste. L. A., 667 
 '11 Drummond, Ethel R., 414 
 '02 Drury, C, F., 161 
 '74 Drury, E. L., s 
 '72 *Drury, H. N., i 
 '03 Drury, R. S., 179 
 
 05 Drury, F. K. W., 224 
 ^Dryden Daisy D,, 762 
 
 87 Dryer, E., 47 
 
 04 Dryer, J. L., 198 
 
 iS Du, C, 714 
 
 14 Dnbin, G. H., S30 
 
 15 Dubin, H., 57^ 
 
 99 Du Bois, A." D,, 119 
 
 iS Du Bois, Marie M,, 714 
 
 13 *Du Buisson, Johannes P. 
 
 489 
 
 04 Ducll, E, L.. 10^ 
 
 II Ducrkop, Bertha (1, 414 
 
 17 Duffy, J. C, 6C7 
 
 03 Duffy, J. F. Jr., 179 
 
 95 Duffy, S. R., 84 
 
 16 Du Frain, F. J., 616 
 
 08 Dugan, C. B., 308 
 
 06 Dugan, E. N., 248 
 
 15 Du Hadway, F, A,, S73 
 97 Dull, R. W., 100 
 
 18 Dumas, Velma B., 714 
 10 Dumond, L. A.. 374 
 
 16 Dunavan, F, L,, 616 
 89 Dunaway. H., 54 
 
 ^Dunbar, Louise B., 762 
 
 02 Dunbar, Margaret, 161 
 
 10 Duncan, L. W., 374 
 gDuncan, Margaret S., 763 
 
 IS Duner. S.. t;73 
 
 17 Dungan, G. H., f.67 
 
 11 Dunham, A, B., 414 
 15 Dunham. L. H., 573 
 
 14 Dunham, R. S., 530 
 ^Dunham, W. A., 763 
 
 03 Dunkin, W. V., 179 
 06 Dunlap, A. M., 248 
 II Dunlap, A. M., 414 
 75 Dunlap, B. A., 7 
 
 15 *Dunlap, D. W., 573 
 
 1 1 Dunlap. E. A., 414 
 
 16 Dunlap, Effie C, 616 
 97 Dunlap, E. E.. 100 
 
 15 Dunlap, Fannv, 573 
 
 16 Dunlap, F. E.,' 616 
 75 Dunlap, H. M,, 7 
 14 Dunlap, M. E., 530 
 
 09 Dunlap, Nora B., 338 
 85 Dunlap, R. L., 40 
 
 10 Dunlap, R. M., 414 
 
 14 Dunlap, W. G., 530 
 
 15 Dunn, Elizabeth M., S73 
 
 08 Dunn, H. LL, 308 
 
 06 Dunn, J. E., 248 
 
 07 Dunn, Mrs, M. (See Bar- 
 
 ter, Ada J.) 
 gDunn, M. S., 763 
 
 12 Dunn, T., 451 
 
 09 Dunn, W. L., 338 
 
 08 Dunning, F. W., 308 
 
 10 Dunning, 'W. B., 414 
 02 Dunning, W. N., 161 
 10 Dunsheath, L. M., 374 
 12 Dunton, P. R., 451 
 
 17 Dupre, V. H., 667 
 06 Durfee, J. H., 248 
 17 Durfey, D., 667 
 
 10 Durland, Alice H., 374 
 
 04 Durland, C. E., 198 
 
 09 Durst, C. E., 338 
 
 96 Durstine, W. E., 91 
 
 96 Durstine. Mrs. W. E. 
 (See Mather, Althea S.) 
 
 17 *Dushek. V. J., 667 
 
 10 Dutt, M. L., 414 
 
 17 Dutton, H. B.. 668 
 
 15 Dutton, M. S., S73 
 12 Duval. E. D., 452 
 
 18 Duvall, Fae, 714 
 17 Duvall, V. H., 668 
 
 16 Dwyer, Ellen F,. 616 
 06 Dymond. Lida E., 248 
 06 Dysart. J, P., 248 
 
 17 Fade, B. C, 668 
 I,? Eade, Gladys, 489 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 nil 
 
 1 Eagelston, Mrs. F. W. 
 
 (See Frazey, Nellie M.) 
 
 12 Eagle, E. L., 452 
 94 Eakle, S. J., ^^ 
 
 13 Eales, H. C, 489 
 \i Eames. M. J., 452 
 93 Earl, M. A., 70 
 
 85 Earle, Mary T., 40 
 
 08 Earnest, W. W., 308 
 16 East, Bess, 6i6 
 
 01 East, E. M., 144 
 
 05 East, Mrs. E. M. (See 
 
 Boggs, Mary L.) 
 10 East, W. E., 375 
 10 Easterbrook, H. D., 375 
 99 Eastman, H. T., 119 
 gEastmaii, J. F., 763 
 
 09 Eastman, O. M., 339 
 
 07 Eaton, Mrs. C. D. (See 
 Broadhead, Lemma C.) 
 75 *Eaton, E., 7 
 '09 Eaton, Frances M., 339 
 
 74 Eaton, H., 5 
 
 07 Eaton, Helen M., 274 
 
 16 Eaton, R. C, 6i6 
 
 80 Eaton, Mrs. W. T. (See 
 
 Batchelder, Augusta) 
 '84 Eberlein, F. W., 37 
 
 02 Ebersol, E. T., 161 
 
 07 Eberspacher, J. C, 274 
 
 05 Echols, S., 224 
 
 10 Eck, J. W., 414 
 
 14 Eck. Mrs. J. W. (See 
 
 Lindley, Bess M.) 
 
 10 Eck, Josephine A., 414 
 
 12 Eckhardt, Clara, 452 
 'os Eckhardt, W. G., 224 
 
 06 Eckhardt, Mrs. W. G. 
 
 (See Alverson, Eva L.) 
 98 Eckles, H. E., no 
 
 15 Eckstein, H. C., 573 
 18 Edds, Vera O., 714 
 00 Eddy, C. L., 129 
 
 15 Edgar, Edith, 573 
 
 '05 Edmiston, Emma, 224 
 
 08 Edmunds, D. A., 308 
 :4 Edmundson, Jessie, 53° 
 04 Edwards, C, 198 
 
 18 Edwards, G. P., 714 
 98 Edwards, Grace O., no 
 
 17 Edwards, H. H., 668 
 
 06 Edwards, J. 1., 248 
 
 08 Edwards, Jeannette E., 
 308 
 
 16 Edwards, M. R., 616 
 
 13 Edwards, Mrs. R. V. (See 
 
 Cassingham, Florence 
 
 11 Eells, W. C, 41S 
 gEgan, J. E., 763 
 
 '07 Egy, W. L., 274 
 
 07 Ehly, Emma L., 27s 
 13 Ehrhart, R J.., 489 
 82 Eichberg, D., 30 
 
 18 Eichorn. W. H., 714 
 04 Eidam, E. G., 198 
 
 07 Eidam, Mrs. E. G. (See 
 
 Connelly, Emma B.) 
 15 Eide, A. C., 573 
 
 10 Eide, R., 375 
 04 Eide, T., 199 
 
 91 Eidmann, E. C 61 
 
 03 Eidmann, G. H., 179 
 
 11 Eiker, Bess H., 41 S 
 06 Eiker, W. H., 249 
 
 10 Eisenmayer, A. W. Jr., 
 
 375 
 87 Eisenmayer, Ida, 47 
 '82 Eisenmeyer, A. J., 30 
 
 75 Eisner, Mrs. A. (See Kar- 
 
 iher, Israella K.) 
 
 08 Eisner, Mrs. A., Jr. (See 
 
 Laflin, Mary E.) 
 
 08 Eiszner, Adeline C. 308 
 
 09 Eiszner, Bessie J., 339 
 
 12 Eiszner, Louise, 452 
 
 '10 Ekblaw, Mrs. K. J. T. 
 (See Heuman, Alma Bj 
 '09 Ekblaw, K. J. T., 339 
 '10 Ekblaw, W. E., 375 
 '10 Ekblaw, Mrs. W. E. (See 
 
 Krieger, Augusta M.) 
 '16 Ekstrand, H. £., 617 
 '05 Elden, K. W., 225 
 •04 Elden, Mrs. R. W. (See 
 
 King, Leila P.) 
 '81 Elder, Lorctta, 26 
 '15 Elder, Mildred R., 573 
 '86 Elder, Nettie, 44 
 '87 Elder, Mrs. P. A. (See 
 
 Williamson, Mary H.) 
 '01 Elder, R. S., 144 
 '17 Eldridge, Lillian M., 668 
 '88 *Eldridge, Mary A.. 50 
 'is Eleazarian, A. M., 573 
 '18 Eleson, E. R., 714 
 '12 Elfstrom, P. R., 452 
 '18 Ell, F. A., 715 
 '90 Ellars, Jessie, 57 
 '15 Elles, E. C, 573 
 
 gElliot, Erma L., 763 
 
 gElliot, J. A., 763 
 'is Elliott, Mrs. A. R. (See 
 
 Johnston, Florence R.) 
 '77 Elliott, C. G., 13 
 '12 Elliott, C. J., 452 
 '13 Elliott, Mrs. C. J. (See 
 
 King, Lillian M.) 
 '18 Elliott, E. E., 715 
 '17 Elliott, Eva L., 668 
 '13 *Elliott, Gertrude L., 489 
 '07 Elliott, H. W., 275 
 '17 Elliott, Isabel G., 668 
 '08 Elliott, J. G., 308 
 '05 Elliott, Joseiihine R., 225 
 '17 Elliott, R. T., 668 
 '08 Ellis, A. J., 309 
 '10 Ellis, C. L., 375 
 '14 Ellis, G. C, 530 
 '8s Ellis, G. H., 40 
 '16 Ellis, H., 617 
 '84 Ellis, Lola D., 37 
 '12 Ellis, O. I., 452 
 '78 Ellison, Mrs. A. C. (See 
 
 Culvert, Annette M.) 
 'i I Ellison, C. C, 415 
 '88 *Ellison, E. E., 50 
 'i I Ellison, G. E., 41S 
 '74 *Ells, W. C, 5 ■ 
 '10 Ellsberry, L. K., 375 
 '06 Ellsberry, Mrs. L. K. (See 
 
 Bauer, Effie L.) 
 '11 Elm. E. E., 415 
 '14 Elmendorf, A., 530 
 '12 *Elmendorf, Edith M., 452 
 
 gElmer, Mrs. C, (See Ash- 
 ley, June M.) 
 
 gElmer, M. C, 763 
 '13 Elston, A., 4Q0 
 '13 Elston, L. W., 490 
 '99 Ely. H. M., 1 10 
 '06 Emerson, F. H., 249 
 
 gEmmerson, Edith M., 764 
 '06 Emmerson, R. J., 249 
 '01 Emmett, A. D., 144 
 '16 Emmond, W. G., 617 
 
 gEmmons. C. W., 764 
 
 gEmpey, Bertha L., 764 
 '86 *Endsley, L., 44 
 '08 Enerson, Mrs. A. E. (See 
 
 Rolfe, Amy L.) 
 '94 Engberg, M. J., 77 
 '04 Engel. L. E., 199 
 'lo Engelken, Marie Von, 37s 
 'i I Enger, A. L., 415 
 '06 Jlnger, M. L., 249 
 '06 Enger, N., 249 
 '11 Enger, T. K., 415 
 'is England, Grace A., S73 
 '17 Engle, Esther A., 668 
 
 gEngle, E. W., 764 
 '15 Engle, Jeannette M., 574 
 '17 Engle, R. H., 668 
 
 '17 Engle, R. N., 668 
 gEnglis, D. T., 764 
 oj English, E. C. Jr., 161 
 '14 English, II. M., 530 
 
 ^rEnglish, Inez J., 764 
 u8 English, J. T., 309 
 04 Engstrom, R. V., 199 
 17 Eninger. Helen M., 668 
 
 07 Enlow, Lena, 275 
 
 88 Enlows, Mrs. P. A. (See 
 Mathers, Effie A.) 
 
 14 Ennis, C. J., 530 
 
 91 Eno, F. H., 61 
 
 08 Eno, Sara W., 309 
 
 98 Enochs, C. D., 1 10 
 
 99 Enochs, Mrs. C. D. (See 
 
 Hughston, Aline D.) 
 98 Enochs, D. R., no 
 00 Enochs, Mrs. D. R. (See 
 
 McWilliams, Nellie L, ) 
 
 10 Enriquez, I. C, 375 
 
 11 Ensign. N. E., 415 
 
 16 Eppinger, J. G., 617 
 
 17 Epstein, A. L., 668 
 II Epstein, A. S., 415 
 17 Epstein, K., 668 
 
 09 Erbcs, Clara, 339 
 
 09 Ercanbrack, H. E., 339 
 gErdahl, A. C, 764 
 
 06 Erickson, C. C, 249 
 17 Erickson, E. B., 669 
 04 Ericson, L. T., 199 
 
 10 Erikson, C. E. J., 375 
 
 11 Erlbacher, Harriet C., 415 
 13 Ermeling, L. B., 490 
 
 86 Ermentrout, Anna M.. 44 
 
 15 Ernest, Ruth, 574 
 
 07 Finest, T. R., 27s 
 
 16 Ernst, C. P., 617 
 
 16 Ernst, E. G., 617 
 
 12 Ernst, J. L., 452 
 
 10 Errett, Mrs. A. W. (See 
 
 Wilson, Lucy G.) 
 12 Erskine, A. W., 452 
 
 12 Erskine, Nellie, 432 
 09 Erskine, R. N., 339 
 
 09 Ervin, Helen E., 339 
 07 Ervin, J. F., 275 
 
 92 Erwin. Mrs. J. iM. F. (See 
 
 Bennett, Sarah) 
 IS Erwin, W. B., 574 
 
 13 Escabosa, G. F., 490 
 gEskelson, Ola M. J., 764 
 
 15 Eslick, L., 574 
 
 14 Essington, A. V., 531 
 
 10 Essington, J. W., 376 
 
 06 Essington, T. G., 249 
 96 Estee, H. C, 91 
 
 74 Estep, H. C, s 
 78 *Estep, Ida M., 17 
 78 Estep, Jessie, 17 
 13 Etherton, J. E., 490 
 
 04 Etherton, W. A., 199 
 
 17 Ettinger, C. M., 66g 
 
 05 Eustis, Laura M., 225 
 
 18 Euston, J. II., 71 S 
 
 18 Ewan, Caroline V., 715 
 12 Evans, A. T., 452 
 
 17 Evans. D. G., 669 
 
 07 Evans, E. R., 275 
 
 18 Evans, F., 715 
 
 12 Evans, Mrs. F. C. (See 
 
 Eckhardt, Clara) 
 17 Evans, F. E., 669 
 
 05 Evans, Mrs. H. E. (See 
 
 Franceway, Margaret) 
 04 Evans, Mrs. J. C. (See 
 
 Clarkson, Edna) 
 12 Evans. J. E., 452 
 04 Evans, K. E., 199 
 09 Evans, M. E., 339 
 
 06 Evans, R. M., 249 
 89 Evans, R. W., 54 
 q6 'Everett, F. M., 91 
 
 17 Everham, W. E., 669 
 09 Evcrhart, I-. N., 339 
 IS Everhart, P. H., 574 
 
Ill' I'niviksi rv ov li i imms 
 
 '.)S Iv.ili.iK, U O,. MO ".iS I'lMKiiiis, K. I'"., jog 'ij l'"ishcr, Abigail K., s74 
 
 'So I'vcrli.nt, I'. \V. n.. .11 \j I'.d.lc, II., .(5., ' 1 ,^ Ki.sht-r, Mrs. H. (Sec Fair 
 
 '75 *Kvciimit, VV, S,. 7 '"' I'ViltIc, Until ('..017 licM, Kaiih 1.) 
 
 '07 l'"vviiiil, .1. M,. j;,s 'i;' l'\iliriii.iiui, t'. K., 66y 11 ImsIut, H. S., s,u" 
 
 '17 Kwnlil. P. (!.. 001) "i.- I'flircMilvaiin), W., 45,? jk'lM.-ilu r. t". A.. "705 
 
 '117 luvnti, W. C, J7S ^ ^ 'i,t I't'liiMiaii, C Inrilifl. .njo "ii.t ImsIut, C'laia F,.. lyg 
 
 '\.\ Kwan, Mis, W. ('. iSer "15 l'"chnnaii, I'Moiftu'o. 57.1 'm l'"islu'i', K,, 018 
 
 Hai'rii-k. Nellie V..) 'ii(> l'"fiiitl. l-'ianofs M., .'.so '10 ImsIut, Kva J., tiiS 
 
 '17 l''wiM', W. n,, 609 "lO l'\l(lmaii, I. K,, (117 "oo iMslier, Mrs. l<. (^Soi- I'al 
 
 "oo F.wiiiR, 11. K., j-nj "lo lu-lmr, \\'. 11,, 017 luor, .\tin A.") 
 
 'dS KwiiiR. Harriet (1,, .log ''),i, I'clllifiiuer, A,, S.i '11 iMslu-r, K. .\., 410 
 
 '17 Kxeell, S. \V., oog '..1 I'VllinKhani. C. II., i.).) ,i;lMslu'r, Kav 1... 700 
 
 '\.j Kyuuiii, K. 1... s.U 'S,! "I'lllous, I'lara It,. .(J 'is Kislier, Mis, CJ. II. (Sec 
 
 '\.\ Kvuiaii, Mrs. U, 1., (See '11 I'ollows. 1, 1*,, .(lo 1 iiulU-v, Ula 11.) 
 
 Kern, Esther A.) /iluliiilev. D,, S.vS 'i;- Kislur, Tl. K,, oro 
 
 •.18 l'"aher, O. (',. .too ' 1 .! I'elmlev, MiUlteil 11,. .(oo "it. Fisher. Helen V,. 0i8 
 
 '\.\ FaKer. 1). U., j.u ]io I'Cliuley, Knlli 1),, ,t,~o '1,0 l-'isher, I, F,, 57 
 
 '10 l'".iK«"''. 1'". I'-. f>i7 1- l''elsenlhal. Kiinna, .\c,j '00 l-'islier, I. \V.," ug 
 
 'iS l''afier, (1. F, K,, 715 '10 l''elter, .1, F., .jro ' 1 -• I'isher, l.aura K., 451 
 
 .i;l''ali nest oik, Uhoila, 70.( '14 I'elier, Marv 1'.,, .s.u "oS Fisher, I.. K., .^09 
 
 '1,! l'~ahriikolT, Knnna M,, 400 '17 l''elton, 11, N., 0O9 ' \ .■ I'isher, I.. N., "4.S.-? 
 
 'i,! l'"ahrnko|il', II, 1', 'I',, 401) '11 l-Vmler, (.'. W., 416 'oS iMslier. (.V S., loo 
 
 'i;' l'"airl>anks, U. \V.. (>(>o 'i.S Fenu, K, K., 574 '01 Fisher, Mrs. O. S. (See 
 
 '00 l'"airehihl. I'Mna, no 'o.| l'"enn, Mrs. d. 11. (See Taylor, Klsie M.) 
 
 '00 h'aireliihl, I. .V. 1... j.|o Triiwhle, iMara K.) .i;l'"isher, Sara C, 766 
 
 ■04 KairehiM, Airs. ,1, 11. (.See 'iS hViKiison, .Mice M., 71.S, 'ii Fisher, \V. 11., 410 
 
 Moles, Martha l'"."! '1,1; I'er.nnson, C. M., .<i74 '00 l-'ishei , Mrs, \V. II. (Sec 
 
 "So KairehiKl, Ko/ina I*., .14 '10 l'"er>;nson, F. (.',, 017 Kohrer,t Minnie Cr) 
 
 '00 l''airehiM. .*<. 0,, .'40 '10 Ker^nsoii, Florence K., '14 I'isher, \V. 1.., 5.?j 
 
 'oj l'\iirelo, i'<. I",. lOi M7 "lO l'"islnn,in, .\, 'iV/oiS 
 
 ■|S l''airlielil, I'aith .1., 7\$ '17 I'erKiison, (1. .'V,, 600 "i,^ Fishiiian, S. 1... 71s 
 
 '14 l-'airtiehl, Helen, s,\\ "lo "I'Vrmison, 1. Ti., 376 "iS h'lsk, Frit/. (See l-'isk. 11. 
 
 'ii l''airl\all, 1., T., 415 '1,! I'VrRiison, 1.. S., .490 0.1 
 
 "iS l''airu\an. I'.. 715 ,i;l''ernhol/, J. J,, 765 'iS l-'isk, 11, D., 715 
 
 ■|| I'aisoii, \V, A., ^i.s 'i.i herrell, !>., 491 "eo Fisk, I, W., .^40 
 
 "i.i h'aiarilov Mavinir F.,, 400 'ii I'erris, t". F., 416 '03 Fiske, C \\'., 170 
 
 '17 h'aietti. M. .1,, 009 '•>4 Ferris. 11. U„ 77 '17 Fiteh. 11. .1., 670 
 
 'oj l-'alkenheru. F. 1\, iM '10 Ferris. Irene M., 376 '16 Fiteh, Mrs. 11. .1. (See 
 
 '14 l'"allis. M. S., s.U '».'; I'Vrris, (1. V.., 84 Honser. Iniia 1.,) 
 
 '07 I'allon, Clara ^I,, .-75 "^r l'"erry, 1.. C, »!^ti '17 Fites, 11, li,. 070 
 
 Vl'alls. 1<". 11., 7o<; '10 I'etherston, J, K., 617 '10 Fit? geraUl, l.eora A. II., 
 
 '77 ' I'alls, Ma H., i.'t "if hVtherston, .1. M., 5U 61S 
 
 'i.i h'aiu-iier, lla/el F.,, 400 '1,- I'etherston, Mrs. 1. M. "lo I'it/Rerrell, ^1. A., 618 
 
 xl-'anniiiR, K. S.. 70,^ (See Morn, Katlierinc '17 Fit/Rerrell, S. S,. 670 
 
 'lo Farali, S. R., 017 1.) "lo Fit/patriek. V. S., ,',76 
 
 'oO l-'aruo, Mattie I',, --.so '''7 I'etterman,^ Valeria J., 376 '1,! I'it/jiatriek. Mrs. V. S. 
 
 '00 i'arKo, R. N., jjo '14 l-Vntr, F. C, 5,51 (.See Moser, CIIrh F.l 
 
 ■87 FarR\isson. M.. 47 "'- ••'''•<; I'- ^V., 45.? '10 lM.-/ell, R. IV. .^o 
 
 •is Farlev, F. W., <i74 "'t Fiehler, \V. F., .s.!i "-.■ 'I'l.i.iis, .\. M.. i 
 
 ■14 Farlow, S. 1,, s,\> '*' Fields, Mrs. R. R, (See '04 Fla.ij.i;, S. H., 100 
 
 '17 I'-anuer, Fhna 1.,, 009 llollaiul. l.eila) 'iS I'laiwlers, Annette H.. 715 
 
 .njFuruier, Flora K,. 7t.s "'4 Fiero, K. F,, 5,51 'lo Fhuulers. 11. A., 370 
 
 'i,S I'anner. llreua, .S74 |i<> FitieUI. (', F., m8 \.o Klaiulers, ,1, A.. 340 
 
 '00 I'ariner, V, M.. 340 '17 ''"i't'. Viola 1.., t>^9 "17 I'laniury, l\ A., 670 
 
 '18 Karnam. Uerthrt 1... 7i,s '09 Filliuore, .1. U., 340 ,i;l'laniiii;aiu. M. 1... 766 
 
 "lO Farnhani, .\. A., M7 '07 Kilson, 1. F.,, J7C1 'u Flatt. 11. (">., ^,S3 
 
 ■|j Farnniii. W. II., 4,S3 '08 Finch, F, P., .jog '17 I'lan.nher, K. Ci., 070 
 
 i;l""arn\iliar. S. K., 70.s 'I'O Finch. Mrs. K. O. (Sec '00 FleaRer, (". E., ug 
 
 'ij ' I'arr. .\. I.. 453 UreckenriilRc, C.lailysl ".-o Fleck, Mrs. F. E. (See 
 
 '07 I'arrar. R,, J7V '1- l-'imlley. J. S.. 4.S3 Hell. Marian C.) 
 
 '07 I'arrar, \lrs, R, (See 14 l-'introck, C. 1... 531 .;;l'leener. F. 1.,, 766 
 
 Ualch, Kval ■8- I'ink, H., 47 ^ 'o I Flemin.i;, C. K., 199 
 
 "o," I'arrin, 1, Nf., IM '<'0 I'iiik, Frna M. K., 340 'to Flemin.n, Denna F., MS 
 
 "o." l'"arrin, \V, O., itn '10 h'iiikenbiiuler, K, O., 376 "i.- l'"leiuin,i;, (^eor.nia E., 4S.J 
 
 jil'arvev. K. 0.. 70,>> '10 I'inkenhiiuler, Mrs. F. (">, 'u Fleming, (^erlrn<le U., 
 
 '07 l'"ar\vell, S. P., J7,s (See Walworth. Althea'* 4$^ 
 
 .vFarwell, Mrs. S. I\ (See "i" I'inley, ,1. (1., (S70 'u Flenuns, 1. li., 454 
 
 .\ustin, .\lice l..) "18 Finley. MarRaret A., 715 '17 FleiniiiR. T. 11.. ^7o 
 
 ■|0 Fasolil, Miriam R., 617 "17 Finley. M. R., 670 "os FleminR. Rose E.. jj.s 
 
 "10 Fast. 11. M.. 376 '17 Finley, Mrs. M. R, (See "ii FleminR, Kose (^., 4l^ 
 
 \i8 Fast, E, F,,, 300 SaRer. Anna E,l ,»; FleminR, Sara A., 766 
 
 '<-• l-'aucett. Mrs. P. O. M. "17 Finn, E. M.. 670 "o.s I'lemiiiR. V. R.. jj.s 
 
 (See llach. Benlah \V,> "oo Finn. S. N,, 340 '00 Flesch. K, \V. P., ii9 
 
 '17 Fanik, M. ('.. oog "lo FinncRan, 1. il., o»8 '13 Fletcher. C. 11., 491 
 
 'is Faulkner. F. K., .S74 "i.s Finney. Stella IV, 574 '04 Fletcher, C. .1.. 199 
 
 'it Fa\ilkner, («, 0., 410 '00 hisclier, .V. \V., 340 '03 Fletcher, Mrs. C. J. (See 
 
 ■75 •I'anlkner, 1., ;■ 'i.- I'ischer, C. (1., 453 lleiulevson, Mnryl 
 
 '14 Faulkner. 1. \V., 531 "13 Fischer, F. A. P., 491 '14 Fletcher, (\ P.. 53J 
 
 .cl'anonher, S. F, (See F.ir '14 h"ischer. H. L,, 531 "ii Fletcher. Klirahcth B., 416 
 
 unhar, S. K,l "oi Fischer, I.., 61 "14 Fletcher, 1. A.. 53J 
 
 "is I'aurote. G, C, 574 '98 Fischer, 1.. E,, ijo 'o9 Fletcher, At, S., no 
 
 >;Faust, E, C, yftj "i.s Fish. J. I... ,s'4 't6 Fleteinever, F. R., 618 
 
 'ij Faust, P. .\.. 4SJ 'iJ Fishhack, 11. K.. 4.S3 '18 Flexer. Kilna H., 715 
 
 sFnwcett. Mary E.. ^^5 "oi Fishhack. M, M.. 144 .sFlint. P, N., 706 
 
 ■|7 Fav, O. A.. 009 \^o Fishlwck, W. M.. 340 '18 Flock. MarRuerite P.. 71S 
 
 ■\j Fayart. 1., 0.. 4.<(3 "o^ Fishhack. Mrs. W. M. '17 Flock, \V. 1., 670 
 
 xFarel, C. S., 765 i.See Percival. .\vis 11. > "15 Flodin, H. 1... .S74 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 111. 
 
 •08 
 
 Flood, Grace 11., 715 
 I'lood, W. E., 491 
 I'lowcrce, T. 491 
 l'"lowors, R. W., 250 
 1-Mukf, Autlia M., 716 
 Fluke, Mrs. M. I. (Src 
 
 Caniplicll, Daisy 1.) 
 gFlynn, C. C.. 766 
 I'ohcrg. J. A., I 10 
 Fock, K. A., r)iK 
 FoersterliiiR, F. J., 4r(i 
 Fork, a. K., 575 
 FoKg, Mrs. A. K. (Sec 
 
 Iluiit, Florence J.) 
 Foglc, Mrs. F. iL (Sec 
 
 Pcrcival, Olive H.) 
 I'oKii'Hon^;, L. K., 416 
 FokIcsouk, Mrs. I.. F.. 
 
 (See MeHobic, Jesse 11.) 
 Foley, I. W., 4i() 
 •Folner, A. I). 51 
 FolRor, Kacliel E., 92 
 Foltz. 1.. S., 416 
 FoiiK, G. Y., 575 
 Fontaine, E. O., 575 
 l"oo(c, F. J., 77 
 A'Footitt, F. F., 766 
 Forbes, lUrlha V., 9- 
 Forbcs, v.. H., 100 
 Forbes, Mrs. E. B. (S<c 
 
 Matlier, l.ydia) 
 Forbes, Klliel C, 179 
 Forbes, Mabel F., -•i-'; 
 Forbes, H. II., 65 
 /iForbes, S. A.. 828 
 Forbes, S. F., 11 1 
 Ford, l?crnice, 417 
 Ford, Carlotta M., 417 
 I''ord, Edith IL, 491 
 Ford, E. [., azs 
 f;Von\, F. t., 766 
 Ford, W. S.. 276 
 Foreman, A. C, 417 
 Foreman, C. A., 276 
 Foreman, Mrs. C. A. (.See 
 
 Risser. Uuby T5.) 
 Forkey, Mildred \... <<iH 
 Forlaw, Mrs. J. N. (See 
 
 Shannon, ARnes N.) 
 Form;iM, 1 1. M., .-jog 
 Fornof, Mrs. (!. N. (Sec 
 
 Frahm, llattie ]?.) 
 Fornof. J. K., 376 
 FornolT, G. (I.. 491 
 Forrest, Elizabeth, 250 
 A'l'-orrey, Claire V., 766 
 A'l'"orsylh, C H., 766 
 Forsytli, T. W., 26 
 Forsyth, Mrs. ]. W. (Sec 
 
 Ellis, I.ola li.) 
 Forsythe, Mrs. C. TI. (See 
 
 James, I-ouisc A.) 
 Fort, L. M., 491 
 Forty, D., 716 
 Forty, F. A., 575 
 Fosdick, Mrs. A. M. (See 
 
 Thissell, Inez) 
 Fossland, G. L., 309. 
 Foster, A. 15., 77 
 Foster, Caroline K., 200 
 Foster, C. W., 5 
 Foster, D. D., 575 
 Fo.ster, E. R., 532 
 Foster, F. W., 716 
 Foster, G. H., 670 
 Foster, II. E., 454 
 F'oster, TI. L., 491 
 Foster, J. K., 340 
 I-'ostcr, T, R., 491 
 ;?Fosler, ].. F., 766 
 ijFoster, F-ncy R., 7^7 
 Foster. O. I'., 532 
 Foster, Mrs. U. II. (See 
 
 ScroRRin, Mildred A.) 
 F'Vister, Mis. T. F., (See 
 
 Nichol. A. E.) 
 Foster, VV. G., )g() 
 
 61 K 
 
 (Se 
 
 2()(l 
 rSec 
 
 '92 Foster, W. II., 65 
 
 '92 "Foster, Z., 65 
 
 'K. I'oiilke, C. C, f.i8 
 
 'iS I'ouike, K. E., 716 
 
 '13 l''oiilon, Mrs. I. L. (See 
 
 CartwriKht, Sara It. E.) 
 '00 F''owler, C. C, 340 
 '(17 I'owler, M., 276 
 '99 I'owler, K. I,., 1 19 
 '[.S h'owlerj W. M., 575 
 '98 Fox, h. G., 1 1 1 
 '04 l'"ox, Gertrude, 202 
 
 'iin *l"ox, II, H., 129 
 '17 l'"<)X, Jessie 1-., 670 
 '17 Pox, I. E., ()7o 
 ■ iK h'ox, f.uci;i TI., 716 
 ^'h'raeker, S. H., 767 
 
 'i)i " l"r:dnn, II., 61 
 '01 Frahm, llattie B., 145 
 'i.| h'r.iiley, L. K., S32 
 '17 I'ranie, Graet' 1j., 670 
 '17 I'Vampton, Mrs. I'",. (!. 
 
 (See Campbell, I'loi 
 
 encc M.) 
 '05 Frauceway, Margaret, 2. 15 
 'iH h'rancis, A. E., 716 
 '78 l"r;incis, F., 17 
 'do Francis, l*". D., 129 
 '16 Francis, Helen E., 
 '02 Francis, O. J., 161 
 'r4 l-'rank, W. I.., 532 
 'if) l<"rank, Mrs. W. T- 
 
 Mollier, Jnlja F-.) 
 '10 T-'ranken, E. G., 376 
 '04 Frankenberg, I'earle, 
 '04 Franklin, Mrs. H. A. 
 
 Soniil.iR. Mildred E.) 
 '04 Franklin, 1)., 2<jo 
 '06 iManklin, II. It., 2So 
 '03 Franklin, l.ois G., 180 
 '12 Franklin, Mrs. R. (See 
 
 C'rawford, F-uvern II.) 
 '01 Franks, C. W., 145 
 
 '13 I'"ranzen. T. J., 491 
 
 A'F''rary, FF. F1., 7^,7 
 '(18 F'raser, Annebell, 310 
 
 '17 F-'raser, T., 670 
 '12 F<'rascr, Viola C., 454 
 
 '99 I"'raser, W. A. G., 119 
 
 '93 l''rascr, W. J., 70 
 
 'rS Fraycr, D. S., 575 
 '16 Frazcf;, Anna D., 618 
 
 •r I Frazee, J. D., 417 
 '14 F'razee, R. C, 5.32 
 'rs Frazer, G. C., S7.S 
 
 '10 F>'razer, Mrs. G. I'.. (See 
 
 James, IFelen D.) 
 
 '08 T'-razer, O. B., 310 
 
 '98 Frazey, Alice It., 1 1 1 
 
 '(,1 T^razey, Nellie M., 145 
 
 '15 Frazier, A. O., 575 
 
 '14 T'razier, J. B., 5.32 
 '02 T^razier, T. W., 161 
 
 '18 Frazier, J. Z.. 716 
 
 '16 Frcarke, V. W., 618 
 
 'to Fredenhagen, V. It., 376 
 
 '17 I='rederick, E. M., 671 
 '88 Frederick, ()., 51 
 
 '10 Frederick, O., 377 
 
 '10 Fredericl<. I^ C.. 377 
 
 '94 Frederickfion, G.. 77 
 
 '91 I-'rederickson, J. II., 61 
 
 'i I Frecland, C. B., 417 
 
 '16 Freels, J. W., 619 
 '00 Freeman, FF. E., 129 
 
 '17 Freeman, Mrs. F<. B. (See 
 
 Crawford, Ruth M.) 
 
 '13 I'reeman, Marie E., 49' 
 '(17 Freeman, P. J., 27''' 
 '13 F'reeman. F<uth M., 
 '0.; Freesc, J. A., ifn 
 ■79 Freijs, C. T., 20 
 '18 Freitag, Vina, 7'''' 
 '04 I-'rcneh, It.. 200 
 
 /,'Frcnch, II. E., 767 
 '1 1 French, IF. IF., 53;? 
 '„•< FrencFi. M. F)., 180 
 
 49" 
 
 417 
 .tto 
 
 491 
 
 '98 
 
 49-' 
 341 
 
 French, R. M., 61 
 l'"rench, R. W., 532 
 Frey, II. <)., 7i"(, 
 h'rick, A. II., 716 
 h'ricke, II. II., 276 
 I'ridrichs, A, II., 377 
 Fried, II. N., 671 
 iMiend, R. O., 276 
 I'ricr, J., 619 
 l''ris()n, 'r. II., 71 () 
 Fritchcy, P. It., 454 
 l'"ritchcy, T. A., Jr. 
 i.;*l'"riller, E. A., 7O7 
 ^'Fritz, II. R., 707 
 FM-itze, F.. A., 417 
 Froehlich, M. II., 
 h'roelieh, J. 1). W., 
 I'Vost, h'. (i., 145 
 I'rost, J. II., 250 
 I'"ruin, FClizabeth, 
 F'"ruin, Mary C, 
 l'"ry, A. .S., 492 
 I'rye, F. W., 276 
 I''rye, Mary II., 575 
 F'rye, T. C, 77 
 F''ucik, 1"". F., 145 
 luicik, J. F. Jr., 3S0 
 luigard, J. R., 377 
 I''ujinnira, (i., 417 
 l'"ulks, II. (,'., 492 
 b'ullenwider, A. E., 1 1 1 
 l''uilenwider, Alice E., 276 
 ^'I'ullcnwider, IClizabeth E., 
 767 
 I''ullenwider, T. I., 162 
 I'ullen wider. W. T., 417 
 F'uller, (". M., 492 
 Fuller, FCFizaFiclh G., 
 iHiller, 11. C. 575 
 l-'uller, I. A.., 162 
 I'^ullerton, C. It., 417 
 I'ullerlon, II. G.. 162 
 
 iMiiion, <;. C, 6isr 
 
 iMiIton, T. It., 45 
 iMdIon, Mrs. L. W. 
 
 Wati, I.anra A.) 
 Fulton, R. It., 162 
 l-"ulton, W. J., Ill 
 l'"utd<, Irene M., 454 
 I'^ink, Ruth S., 671 
 l'"unslon, E. It., 65 
 I-'unston, J. G., 84 
 l-'urrow, I'.. O., 341 
 Fursman, W. II., 200 
 Fursman. Mrs. W. II. 
 
 (See Myers, Winifred) 
 Fnruk.'iwa, .S., 492 
 l'"yfe, Isabella, 225 
 Grianler. R. IF. E 
 C;abIo, G. E., S.V2 
 Gaddis, A. M., 532 
 Ga.idis, II. E., 492 
 fJaddis, Jessie M. 
 GalTner, T., 17 
 Gage, I. IT., 619 
 G.igc, R. II., 180 
 Gage, R. P., 5.32 
 Ciaines, W. E., 310 
 Gale, R. A., 716 
 G.-deener, J. II.. 250 
 Galecncr, W. K., 417 
 Galeener, Mrs. W. 1 
 
 (See Carrier, Adela 1' 
 Galhiilv, S. W., 276 
 f^illagher, Anna M., 
 flall.iRbcr, (;. T'., 225 
 Gallaher, FF. T.. 671 
 GaFlaher, E. T., i(,.t 
 C.alloway. W. J,, 277 
 Galpin, .Stella B., 533 
 Galster, Augusta E., 71 
 Gandiach. J. C, 250 
 Gamble, C. ('., 57s 
 Gamble, Mrs. D. (S. 
 
 W.-iteriiian Mary E. ) 
 Gamble, D. T., 533 
 Gangsfadt, J. S., 34 1 
 
 57.S 
 
 (Sec 
 
 716 
 
 671 
 
 5.32 
 
1 1 14 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 10 Gangulee, N. N., 377 
 
 07 Gannaway, M., 277 
 
 16 Gants, E. T., 619 
 ^Gantz, R. A.. 767 
 
 10 Garabedian. G. A. Z., 377 
 97 *Garber, J. F., :oo 
 
 12 Garber, R. J., 454 
 
 03 Gnrden. H. R., 180 
 
 15 Gardiner, J. L., S7S 
 09 Gardiner, L., 341 
 
 06 Gardner, B. C, 250 
 09 Gardner, C. O., 341 
 
 91 Gardner, F. D., 62 
 
 07 Gardner, H., 277 
 83 Gardner, Jessie, 33 
 
 ^Gardner, J. J., 768 
 
 1 1 Gardner, J. L., 417 
 iS Gardner. M., 716 
 
 sGarlough, C. D., 768 
 gGarman, P., 768 
 
 96 Garnett, C. H., 92 
 
 04 Garnett, E. L., 200 
 
 05 Garnett, Mrs. E. L. (See 
 
 Barnard, Lela E.) 
 
 01 Garnett, Grace A.. 145 
 Garnett. Hnvriet E.. 417 
 Garnett. Porcie E., 341 
 
 08 Garnett, R. E., 310 
 II Garrett, F. W.. 418 
 14 Garrett. J. F., 533 
 
 14 Garrett, Mrs. J. F. (See 
 
 Quinn. Bernice M.) 
 
 86 Garrett. J. H., 45 
 
 13 Garrett, Louise W., 402 
 
 02 Garrett, R. P., 162 
 07 Garrison, L., 277 
 
 17 Garth, C. T., 671 
 99 Garver, Daisy, 120 
 
 11 Garver, E.. 418 
 
 03 Garver, WiHa K., 180 
 
 86 Garvin, J. B., 45 
 
 17 Garvin, Mar\^B.. 671 
 05 Garwood, F. S., 225 
 05 Garwood, H. F.. 2-5 
 
 05 Gnrvvood., Jso'-t. 225 
 
 06 Garwood, Mihe! C, 2-> 
 
 18 Gary, J. L., 716 
 10 Garza, J. I.. 377 
 
 07 Gash, C. M.. 277 
 
 14 Gaskill, Delia. C33 
 T2 Gaskill, D. W.."454 
 
 04 Gaston. N. D., 200 
 03 Gaston, R. M., 180 
 83 Gates, A. S.. 33 
 
 92 Gates. A. W., 65 
 13 Gates, C. W.. 492 
 
 10 Gates, F. C, 377 
 ID Gates, O. F., 377 
 
 12 Gates, R. P.. 454 
 ffGatward. \V. A., 768 
 
 16 Ganger. J. F.. 619 
 
 13 Ganger, Marguerite E., 
 
 492 
 
 13 Ganger, P. C, 492 
 
 11 Ganger. Mrs. P. C. (See 
 
 Mclntyre. Eva \..) 
 
 18 Gaunt. Gail, 717 
 
 94 Gaut, R. E.. 78 
 
 12 Gaut, Rosa L., 454 
 03 Gavin. J. F.. 180 
 
 12 Gay, Amelia L., 454 
 06 Gay, Mary L., 251 
 
 13 Gay. S. A.. 493 
 16 Gayle, R. E.. 619 
 
 87 Gayman, Angelina. 47 
 
 97 Gayman, B. A.. loi 
 02 Gayman, Myrtle. i6r 
 
 96 Gazzolo, F. H.. 92 
 
 97 Gearhart. O. L., loi 
 16 Gehant. Evelyn. 619 
 
 16 Gehknt. Rosalie F., 619 
 
 17 Gehrig, A. G., 671 
 
 15 Gehrig E. F. 575 
 
 16 Geib. G. A.. 61Q 
 
 15 Geiger. C. F., S75 
 
 18 Geiger. I.. C. 717 
 
 02 Geiger, Mabel L., 162 
 
 gGeiling, E. M. K., 768 
 Geist. H. F.. 454 
 ^Geller, H. W., 768 
 Gennadius, P., 5 
 Genson, Mrs. L. L. (See 
 
 Hawkins, Marjorie D.) 
 Gentle, G. E., 493 
 ^Gentry. C. S., 768 
 Gentry, W. S. Jr., 434 
 Gentry, Mrs. \V. S. (See 
 
 Berger, Adda E.) 
 Gentsch, Vida C., 310 
 Gentsch, Wilhelmina H., 
 
 277 
 Genung, Ivaloo, 454 
 George, H. E., 717 
 George, L. G.. 576 
 George. Lilliam M., 200 
 Gerber. W. D.. 120 
 Gere. Helen B., 533 
 Gerke. R. H., 717 
 Gerlach, Alma, 717 
 Gerlach, Miriam, 418 
 gGernert, \V. B., 768 
 Gerten, N., 671 
 Geselbracht. H. C, 671 
 Gesell. E. G., 310 
 Gest, B., 4S5 
 Getman. R. L.. S33 
 ^Gever. D. L., 768 
 Ge'yer. Mrs. D. L. (See 
 
 Cruzan. Myrtle A.) 
 Geyer, Grace M., 619 
 Gherc-inoff, P., 717 
 di Ghilini, A., (See Elston, 
 
 A.) 
 di Ghilini, L. W., (See 
 
 Elston, L. W.) 
 Gibbons, C. B., 277 
 Gibbons. Maud A., 671 
 Gibbs. C. H., 226 
 Gibbs, C. L.. 341 
 Gibbs, Charlotte M., 200 
 Gibbs, F. L.. 277 
 Gibbs, G., Jr., 129 
 Gibbs. I aura R.. 162 
 Gibbs, P. H., 493 
 Gibbs, W. D.. 70 
 *Gibbs. Mrs. W. D. 
 
 Woolsey, Olga C.) 
 Gibson, C. B., 14 
 Gibson. C. G., 62 
 Gibson, C. R., 576 
 Gibson, Mabel H., 576 
 Gibson, Mary, 341 
 Gibson. M. O., 341 
 Gibson, O. H., 619 
 Gibson, R. A., 671 
 Gibson. Sylvia R., 671 
 Giddings. A. S., 455 
 Giddings. M. L.. 671 
 Giehler. F. J., 533 
 Giehler, Mrs. F. J., (See 
 
 Coffev Hazel B.) 
 Gier. Mrs. W. J., (See Ed- 
 
 mundson. Jessie) 
 Giertz. A. L., 672 
 Giessler. W. C, 493 
 *Gifford. R. E., 672 
 Gift. Mrs. J. W.. (See 
 
 Harvev. Bessie M.) 
 •Gilbert. F. M., 47 
 Gilbert. T. H., 619 
 Gilbert, T. P., 226 
 Gilbert, Minnie E.. 619 
 Gilchrist. H. M.. 120 
 Gildersleeve. Mary E.. S33 
 Gilkerson, Aletha, 162 
 Gilkerson. Frances E., 180 
 Gilkerson. H., 14 
 Gilkerson, H. C., 493 
 •Gilkerson, J., 14 
 Gilkerson, Portia E.. 277 
 Gilkerson, T. J.. 226 
 Gilkev T. R., 619 
 Gill, F.'W.. 2SI 
 Gill, G. T., S76 
 
 (See 
 
 '98 
 
 Gill, J. D., II 
 Gill. R. Z., 48 
 Gill. T. E.. 277 
 Gillan, P. H. ,455 
 Gillen, J. H., 717 
 Gillespie. Belle I.. 162 
 Gillespie. Louella I., 200 
 Gillespie. P.. 310 
 Gillhan, P. D.. 200 
 Gilliland, W. M., 57 
 Gilmore, L. N., 576 
 
 gC^ilmore, R. E., 769 
 Gilmore, W. C., 45$ 
 Gilmour, J. C., 226 
 
 •Gilpatrick, Gladys, 672 
 Gilstrap, E. F., 310 
 Ginzel, C. L., 201 
 Ginzel. L. A.. 226 
 Girhard. H. R., 717 
 Girling, Mrs. W. (See 
 
 Peabody, Katherine) 
 Girton, D. G., 4S5 
 
 gGittins Elizabeth" M. 76q 
 Glair. H. F.. 455 
 Glasco R. T.. 576 
 Glasgow, Grace, 455 
 Glasgow, H.. 310 ■ 
 Glasgow, Ruth. 455 
 Glasgow, R. D., 310 
 Glasgow. Mrs. R. D. (See 
 
 Burns. Josephine E.) 
 Glass. J. G., 251 
 Glassco. P. B., 201 
 Glassco, Ruth M., 672 
 Gleason, H. A., 145 
 Gleason, Nellie M., 418 
 C'lenn. Eleanor M., 277 
 Glenn. Mrs. E. A., (See 
 
 Ward. Madge V.) 
 Glenn. L. A., 418 
 Glenn. L. L., 130 
 Glenn. O. F.. 130 
 Glenz. E. A.. 493 
 Glessing. Barbara F. 620 
 Glick. E. E., 620 
 Glick. H. R., 201 
 Gliffe. Ethel F., 717 
 Glover. D. M.. 620 
 Glover. L. W., 455 
 Glover, R. C, 576 
 Glover, W, E. S76 
 Gloyd. G. V. R., 4SS 
 Goben. Mrs. L. W. (See 
 
 Beasley, D. Edythe) 
 Goben. Pearl H., 455 
 
 ^Goble, L., 769 
 
 ^Goble, Roxana, 769 
 Godehn, R. A., 620 
 Godeke, H. F., 226 
 Godfrey. Eleanor, 576 
 Goebel. Irma G., 576 
 Goebel J. L., Jr.. 45S 
 ( loenel. I ouise. 4^!^ 
 Goebel. Marie C.. 418 
 Goelitz, W. A., 717 
 Goelitz. W. H.. 620 
 Goettler. Edna A.. 672 
 Goetz, .Antcinette H.. 576 
 Goff Cicelv S., 377 
 GofF, Lutie A., 341 
 Goff. Marv E., 162 
 GofF, R. A., :;76 
 Gogerty, H, L., 672 
 Gohn, I.. E., 493 
 Gohn. Mrs. L. E. (See 
 
 Davis. Mollie L.) 
 Going. T. F.. 33 
 Gold. Katherine E.. 180 
 Goldberg, Charlotte D., 
 
 672 
 Goldbere P. H., s'?3 
 Golden. W. R., =576 
 Golden, W. E.. S7fi 
 Goldin.g Mrs. M. E. fSee 
 
 Russell. Caroline N.) 
 Goldman, E. R., 576 
 
17 Goldman, F. L., 672 
 gGoldman, M. S., 769 
 
 14 Goldman, Rae A., 533 
 gGoldmerstein, L., 769 
 
 88 Goldschmidt, A. C, 51 
 
 18 Goldschmidt, Erna C., 717 
 
 87 Goldschmidt, E. W., 48 
 94 Goldschmidt, O. E., 78 
 
 ^Goldsmith, Margaret L., 
 769 
 
 16 Goldstein, R. S., 620 
 
 17 Golinkin A. L., 672 
 83 Goltra, W. F., 33 
 
 15 Gomez, A. E., 576 
 
 08 Gonnerman, H. F., 310 
 
 11 Gonnerman, Mrs. H. F. 
 
 (See Jamison, Martha 
 G.), 
 14 Gonsior, A., 533 
 
 07 Gonzalez, A. V., 277 
 
 16 Gooch, Gretchen L., 620 
 
 17 Gooch, Mabel M., 672 
 gGood, E. S., 769 
 gGood, J. W., 769 
 
 03 Goodale,' Grace, 180 
 
 88 Goodell, N. P.. 51 
 gGoodenough, G. A., 769 
 
 12 Gooding, F. E., 455 
 
 12 Goodman, Byne F., 436 
 
 14 Goodmann, Leola, 533 
 
 16 Goodrich, Mrs. R. (See 
 
 Dodds. Lois E.) 
 98 Goodridge, H. A., in 
 
 09 Goodspeed, F., 341 
 
 05 Goodspeed. W. F., 226 
 87 Goodwin, P. A., 48 
 
 13 *Goodyear, Mrs. H. (See 
 
 Elliott, Gertrude L.) 
 13 Goodyear, H. M., 493 
 12 Gordon, C., 456 
 12 Gordon. F. G., 456 
 ^Gordon, H. B.. 770 
 09 Gordon, Inez D., 341 
 
 01 Gordon, J. H., 145 
 
 12 Gordon, W. G., 456 
 II Gordon, W. O., 418 
 
 05 Gore, A., 226 
 76 Gore, S. T., 11 
 
 17 Gorey, G. F.. 672 
 
 11 Gorham, E. D., 418 
 
 04 Gorham, J., 201 
 
 13 Gormley, J. R., 493 
 
 02 Goss, Edna L., 163 
 /iGoss, W. F. M., 829 
 
 12 Gossett, J. E., 456 
 
 15 Gossett, Vera O., 577 
 17 Gould, A. R., 672 
 
 17 Gould, M. A., 672 
 12 Gourley, L. H., 456 
 09 Gourley, Margaret T., 342 
 09 Gourley, Mary J., 342 
 
 gGouwens. C., 770 
 12 Grabbe, Florence H., 456 
 
 16 Grabbe, J. C., 620 
 
 01 Graber, H. T.. 146 
 
 08 Grady, Mrs. O. R. (See 
 
 Smith. Nellie E.) 
 
 08 Grady, P. L., 310 
 
 16 Graflf, A. A. I., 620 
 
 06 Graff, Elizabeth, 251 
 
 05 Grafius, Margaret E., 226 
 
 02 Graham, A. J., 163 
 73 Graham, C. P., 3 
 
 07 Graham, D., 277 
 
 06 Graham, D. B. A.. 251 
 
 15 Graham, Elizabeth E., 577 
 
 17 Graham, H. B., 672 
 00 Graham, H. G., 130 
 05 Graham, J. J., 226 
 93 Graham, L. T., 70 
 
 09 Gr?ham, Mary A., 342 
 
 18 Graham. M. E., 717 
 II Graham, P. J., 418 
 
 08 Graham. R. A. 311 
 gGraham, Sappho C., 770 
 
 93 Graham, W. J., 70 
 ^Graham, W. M., 77*0 
 
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 12 Grainger, C. W., 456 
 
 04 Gramesley, Margaret A., 
 
 201 
 18 Gramount, V. H., 717 
 
 06 Grandpre, A. G., 251 
 
 10 Grannis, F. C., 377 
 16 Grant, C. T., 620 
 08 Grant, D. J., 311 
 
 14 Grant, Helen W., 533 
 
 16 Grant, Ruth M., 620 
 
 14 Grantham, G. M,, 533 
 
 95 Gratz, Mrs. B. (See 
 
 Thompson, Marion) 
 
 07 Grauten, S. H., 277 
 
 17 Grautz, R. L., 672 
 
 17 Graven, A. S., 672 
 12 Graves, L. H., 456 
 02 Graves, Marjorie, 163 
 
 15 Graves, P. H., 577 
 04 Gray, B. S., 201 
 
 11 Gray, C. R., Jr., 418 
 gGray, D. T., 770 
 
 II Gray, F. B., 418 
 
 11 Gray, F. J., 419 
 
 18 Gray, J. M., 717 
 
 06 Gray, Lily, 251 
 
 17 Gray, L. R., 673 
 83 Gray, N. A., 33 
 
 00 Gray, R., 130 
 
 02 Gray, Mrs. R. (See Gil- 
 
 lespie, Belle I.) 
 
 16 Gray. Ruth, 620 
 
 16 Grayhack, J. E,, Jr., 620 
 
 07 Grear, S., 278 
 88 Greaves, G.. 51 
 
 ^Greaves. J. E., 770 
 15 Green, Alta, 577 
 
 14 Green, Bertha A., 534 
 07 Green, Bessie R., 278 
 
 03 Green, C, 181 
 
 04 Green, Cella G., 201 
 
 03 Green, C. H., 181 
 
 18 Green, Esther C., 718 
 
 15 Green, Eulalie, 577 
 
 96 Green, F. H., 92 
 
 01 *Green, Frances M., 146 
 
 17 Green, Gladys, 673 
 gGreen, Grace, 770 
 
 96 Green, H. J., 92 
 
 07 Green, Mrs. H. S. (See 
 
 Walters, Bertha E.) 
 95 Green, J. A., 85 
 
 12 Green, J. P., 456 
 
 12 Green, L,, Jr., 456 
 
 04 *Green, Mabel, 
 
 95 Green, Mariana, 85 
 
 15 Green, R., 577 
 
 91 Green, T. S., 62 
 
 IS Greenburg, R. E., 577 
 
 14 Greene, A. R., 534 
 
 17 Greene, Birdie W., 673 
 
 01 Greene, C. T., 146 
 
 04 Greene, Elizabeth G., 201 
 
 05 Greene, H. S., 226 
 
 08 Greene, J. H., 311 
 
 13 Greene, Mrs, J. )., (See 
 
 Timmis, Alice M.) 
 
 15 Greene, J. N., 577 
 
 18 Greene, J. W., 718 
 08 Greene, W. B.. 311 
 
 ;fGreenfield, R. E., 770 
 
 16 *Greengard, L. J., 620 
 
 75 Greenhalgh, Mrs. J. R. 
 (See Anderson, Laura 
 M.) 
 
 17 Greenhill, H., 673 
 07 Greenleaf, M., 278 
 
 02 Greenman, E. G., 163 
 
 07 Greenman, Margaret G., 
 ^278 
 
 17 Greenwell. E. E., 673 
 OS Greenwood, H. P.. 227 
 
 08 Greenwood. Mrs, W. (See 
 
 Weinberg, Nina M.) 
 17 Gregg, Marion E., 673 
 13 Gregg, R. S., 493 
 12 Gregg, S. E., 456 
 
 "IS 
 
 78 Gregory, A. T., 18 
 
 76 Gregory, C. E., 11 
 '87 Gregory, G., 48 
 
 77 Gregory, Helen B., 14 
 
 09 Gregory, Lenna M., 342 
 /tGregory, Louise C. A., 829 
 
 13 Gregory, L. T., 493 
 06 Cjregory, W. H., 251 
 
 16 Greison, H. P., 620 
 gGrennan, Mrs. J. (See 
 
 Bennett, Elizabeth R.) 
 
 10 Gresham, Nina V., 377 
 13 Greves, G. L., 493 
 
 17 Grewe, C. H., 673 
 
 17 Grey, N. F., 673 
 " 'dicy, Clara L., 311 
 
 dley, G. N., 8 
 dley, H. N., 146 
 dley, J. N., 673 
 dley, Mabel A., 342 
 dley, W. W., 620 
 erson, W. G., 278 
 esbaum, E., 534 
 eser, L. O., 621 
 ewank, A. C., 378 
 ffin, C. E., 771 
 ffin, D., 378 
 ffin. J. M., 577 
 ffin, W. B., 120 
 ffin, W. L., 534 
 ffith, C. P., 534 
 ffith, F. D., 621 
 ffith, Mrs. J. C. (See 
 Andrus, Dora A.) 
 ■ffith, L. G., 4s6 
 ffith, L. S., 342 
 ffith, Mildred E., 577 
 ffith, R. W., 378 
 ffith, S. J.. 718 
 ffiths, W. M., 378 
 ftner, J. H., 577 
 gsby, H., 673 
 gsby, H. D., 251 
 gsby, O. E., 419 
 gsby, M. W., 419 
 m, F.. 120 
 mes, E. J., 718 
 mes, G. L., 101 
 mes. Ruby M., 771 
 ndley, H. S., 51 
 pp, E. A., 718 
 semer, W.. 718 
 swold, A. H., 146 
 swold, Elizabeth V., 
 II 
 
 swold, J. D., 577 
 swold, L. E., 146 
 
 18 Grommon, Helen W., 718 
 
 08 Gross, A. O., 311 
 gGross, A. W., 771 
 
 17 Gross, C, 673 
 gGross, C. R., 771 
 
 10 Grosslserg, A. S., 378 
 00 Grossberg, H. A.. 130 
 
 18 Grossberg. V. H. (See 
 
 Gramount, V. H.) 
 16 Grossman, D. A., 621 
 
 16 Grossman, Mrs. D. A. 
 
 (See Watson, Leila E.) 
 18 Grotevant. Nina, 718 
 13 Grout, J. C., 493 
 
 11 Grove. C. H., 419 
 13 Grove, P. F., 494 
 03, Grove, R. B., 181 
 
 09 Grove, S. L., 342 
 80 Groves, C. W., 23 
 
 12 Groves, D. K., 456 
 
 12 Groves, Evangeline E., 
 
 ^ 4S6 
 II Groves, Pauline T., 419 
 08 Grubel, E. A., 311 
 
 17 Gruener. R. W., 673 
 17 Gruhl, C. J., 673 
 
 16 Gruner, J. E., 621 
 15 Grunewald, A. H.. Jr.. 
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 'i6 Gruiiewald, H. C, 621 
 ^Guberlet, J. E., 771 
 gGuell, A., 771 
 18 Guernsey, E. W., 718 
 IS Guffin, Lillian I., 577 
 17 Guild, Lois G., 673 
 97 Gulick, C. D., loi 
 92 Gulick, E. E., 6s 
 
 :6 
 
 05 
 
 Gulick, F. M., 71 
 
 92 Gulick, J. P.. 66 
 
 10 Gullett, N., 378 
 
 10 'Gulley, L. R., 378 
 
 16 Gum, H. A., 621 
 Gumaer, P. W., 4S7 
 Guinm, L. M., 621 
 
 10 Gumm, P. E., 378 
 79 Gunder, J. H., 20 
 
 11 Gunderson, A. J., 419 
 
 09 Gundy, Madge K., 343 
 
 16 Gunkel, W. W., 621 
 07 Gunn, A. H., 27S 
 92 Gunn, C. A., 66 
 
 15 Gunnell, P. M., 578 
 
 00 Gunthorp, Pauline, 127 
 00 Gurley, Mrs. R. B. (See 
 Hanson, Rachelle M.) 
 g*Gusler, G., 771 
 07 Gustafson, A. F., 27S 
 
 17 Gustafson, C. A., 673 
 
 12 *Gustafson, C. L. R., 457 
 
 16 *Gustafson, G. P., 621 
 Gustafson, J. C., 227 
 Gustafson, Mrs. J. C. (See 
 
 Mather, Jennie M.) 
 
 10 Gustin, A., 378 
 04 Gutmann, L., 201 
 
 11 Gutting, L. A., 419 
 
 10 Gutting, Mrs. L. A. (See 
 
 Hill, Fanny W.) 
 07 Gwinn, Alta, 278 
 
 14 Gwinn, Avis, S34 
 
 15 Gwinn, Edith, S78 
 
 11 Gwinn, Ethel, 419 
 15 Haag, Y. W., s78 
 
 15 Haag, Mrs. V. W. (See 
 Green, Eulalie) 
 
 15 Haan. G. W., Jr., 578 
 
 12 Haan, Mary A., 4S7 
 
 18 Haas, O. F., 718 
 06 Haase, H. E., 251 
 14 Habbe, R. H., 534 
 
 03 Habermeyer, G. C., 181 
 
 04 Habermeyer, Mrs. G. C. 
 
 (See Mercer, Iva E.) 
 12 Habryl, V. B., 457 
 06 Hachmeister, W. C. F. H., 
 
 2SI 
 
 90 Hackett, Mrs. L. O. (See 
 _ Ellars, Jessie) 
 
 17 Hackley, Elizabeth P., 674 
 i6 Hada, K., 621 
 
 16 *Hadden, C. G., 621 
 
 16 *Hadden, Mrs, C. G., (See 
 
 Treat, Gladys A.) 
 14 Hadden, S. B., s34 
 14 Hadden, Mrs. S. B. (See 
 Renner, Sylvia P.) 
 
 05 Hadden, S. C., 227 
 04 Hadfield, F. S., 201 
 
 04 Hadlev, Mrs. E. P. (See 
 Work, Edna M.) 
 gHadley, H. F., 772 
 '09 Hadley, H. L., 342 
 '97 Hadsall, H. H., loi 
 '11 Haeffner, J. G., 419 
 gHaessler, C. H.. 772 
 gHaessler, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 Barnes, Mildred) 
 '80 *Hafner, C. F., 23 
 '07 Hagan, M. E., 278 
 ■16 Hagan, T. A., 621 
 '04 Hagans, Mrs. F. M. (See 
 
 Mangas, Maud) 
 '02 Hagedorn, C. F., 163 
 '11 Hagedorn. F. A., 419 
 '15 Hagener, A., 578 
 '17 Hager, H. M., 674 
 
 03 Hagey, Emma J., 181 
 10 Haggard, Ada O., 378 
 iS Hasgerty, Sara M., 718 
 
 15 Haggott, W. S., 578 
 09 Hagie, F. E., 342 
 
 18 Hague, Edith E., 718 
 
 16 Hahn, F. C., 621 
 
 18 Hahn, Grace L., 718 
 13 Hahn, H. J., 494 
 
 gHaig, R. M., 772 
 03 Haight, S. J., Jr., 181 
 16 Haines, F. L., 621 
 
 gHaines, G. C, 772 
 03 Haines, Lillian H., 182 
 13 Haines, Mabel, 494 
 
 12 Haines, T. L., Jr., 457 
 98 *Hair, C. E.. m 
 
 07 Hake, H. G., 278 
 
 09 Hake, J. W., 342 
 
 16 Hake, Minnie E. T., 621 
 18 Halas, G. S.. 718 
 16 Halas, \V. H., 621 
 
 16 Halbruge, C. M., 622 
 
 13 Haldeman. P. J., 494 
 
 05 Hale, A. A.. 227 
 79 Hale, Isabella, 20 
 
 gHaley, Margaret S., 772 
 12 Hall. A. L., 457 
 01 Hall, A. R., 146 
 
 10 Hall, C. I.. 378 
 
 07 Hall, E. B., 279 
 18 Hall, E. K., 718 
 
 08 Hall, E. L., 311 
 95 Hall, E. S., 8s 
 
 00 Hall, Elizabeth T.. 130 
 
 09 Hall, Ethel L., 342 
 92 Hall, F. A.. 66 
 
 98 Hall, F. S., Ill 
 
 07 Hall, G. A.. 279 
 
 17 Hall, G. E., 674 
 
 06 *Hall, Grace E., 232 
 
 12 Hall, H., 457 
 
 00 Hall. T. C., 130 
 
 07 Hall, Tanet A., 279 
 iS Hall. K. VV., 718 
 
 99 Hall, L. D., 120 
 
 13 Hall, L. M., 494 
 
 15 Hall, L. W., 578 
 84 Hall, Lucie A., 37 
 
 14 Hall, R. P., 534 
 14 Hall. T. D., S34 
 
 08 Hall, W. E., 311 
 
 08 Hall, W. E., 312 
 
 82 Hall, Mrs. \V. F. (See 
 Cole, Sophronia R.) 
 
 10 Hallett, Margaret H., 378 
 
 14 Halliday, Ruth, 534 
 94 Hallinen, J. E., 78 
 
 16 Halliwell, Pauline, 622 
 gHalsey, Katherine C 
 
 772 
 '15 Halterman, H. J., 578 
 '15 Halushka, G., 578 
 '16 Hamill, E. C., 622 
 '16 Hamill, Mrs. E. C. (See 
 
 Clayberg. Dorothea M.) 
 ^Hamilton, C. C., 772 
 '17 Hamilton, C. G., 674 
 '17 Hamilton, D. H., 674 
 "ii Hamilton, E. S., 419 
 '97 Hamilton. Mrs. L. F. (See 
 
 Zilly, Mabel) 
 ^'Hamilton. N. D., 772 
 
 17 Hamilton, T. S.. 674 
 17 'Hamilton, \V. J., 674 
 10 Hammer, R. F.. 378 
 
 01 Hammers, Edna R., 146 
 01 Hammers, J., 146 
 
 05 Hammers, Lillian, 227 
 98 Hammers, M. T., 11 1 
 81 Hammett, F. W.. 26 
 81 Hammett, Virginia M., 2b 
 
 15 Hammitt. A. B., S78 
 g*Hammond, H., 773 
 
 ^Hammond, J. W., 773 
 'iS Hammond, L. A., 719 
 '17 Hammond, Ruth E., 674 
 
 Hampton, Amy Q., 457 
 Hampton, I., 312 
 Hancock, M. S., 674 — 
 Handke, P. H., 534 
 Handlin, W. C., 342 
 Handschin, W. F., 494 
 Hanes, E. F., 534 
 Hanes, Helen L., 534 
 Hanes, M. S., 494 
 Hanes, VV. R., 378 
 Hanford, A. C., 457 
 Hanford, Mabel M., 578 
 
 sHanford, W. W., 773 
 Hanger, P. N., 674 
 Hanke, F. E., 279 
 Hankins, O. G., 534 
 Hanley, J. T., 379 
 Hanmore, J. L., 674 
 Hanna, Mrs. C. C. (See 
 Van Cleve, Laura L.) 
 
 gHanna, Helen I., 773 
 Hanna, J. P., 457 
 Hanna, M. R., 163 
 Hanna, P. S., 457 
 Hanna, Roberta L., 279 
 Hannah, H. I., 494 
 Hannan. J. E., 130 
 Hannum, Myrtle N., 227 
 Hannush, P., 622 
 Hansen, M. R., 494 
 Hansen, Mabel L., S34 
 Hansen, R., 535 
 Hansen, V., 4S7 
 Hanson, C. L., 457 
 
 gHanson, F. B., 773 
 Hanson, F. L., 312 
 Hanson, R. W., S35 
 Hanson, Rochelle M., ijo 
 Hanssen, G. A., 57 
 Hanssen, S. L., 622 
 Hanstein, C. M., 227 
 Hanzlik, P., 312 
 Hao, T. C, 622 
 Happer, Josephine A.. 457 
 
 gHarbarger, Sada A., 773 
 Harbicht, H. C., 719 
 
 gHarbison, C. C., 773 
 
 *Harden, E. E., 23 
 
 ^Harder, O. E., 773 
 Harder, R. O., 312 
 
 ^Hardin, Hazel, 773 
 Hardin, W. A., 674 
 Harding. A. A., 622 
 Hardinger, R. W., 535 
 Hardy, G. B., 227 
 Hare. F, C., 494 
 Hargis. Mrs. W. C. (See 
 Colvin, Mary S.) 
 
 gHargis, W. J., 773 
 Harker, G. M., 147 
 Harker, O. A., Jr., 130 
 Harkins, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Blake, Katherine M.) 
 Harkness, C. L., 379 
 Harkness, Mrs. C. L. (See 
 Knight, Mabel A.) 
 
 gHarlan, C. L., 773 
 Harman, H. J., S3S 
 Harman, I. C, 202 
 Harman, J. J., 163 
 Harmon, I. G., 279 
 Harmon, M. T., 420 
 Harms, A., 85 
 Harms, L. A. P., 420 
 Harner, G. M., 494 
 Harney, J. M., 227 
 Harnit, J. M., 279 
 Harnock, G. A., 4S7 
 Harper, Bertha M., 279 
 
 ^Harper, C, 773 
 Harper, E. C, 535 
 Harper, Edith £., 227 
 Harper, Julia A., 494 
 
 .^Harper, M., 774 
 Harpham, Mrs. J. L. (See 
 
 Elliott, Josephine R.) 
 Harrington, R. B., 674 
 
'98 
 
 '96 
 
 Harris, A. J., 312 
 Harris, C, 379 
 Harris, C. E., 163 
 Harris, Mrs. C. F., (See 
 
 Elder, Nettie) 
 Harris, Elizabeth P., 674 
 Harris, Elodia P., 622 
 Harris, H. H., 578 
 Harris, Hannah, 674 
 Harris, Hannah J., 535 
 Harris, Mrs. I. (See 
 Gentsch, Wilhelmina 
 H.) 
 Harris, J. T., 62 
 Harris, J. W., 45 
 Harris, J. W., 379 
 Harris, L. G., 622 
 Harris, Leila D., 420 
 Harris, Lois M., 578 
 Harris, Margaret R., 535 
 gHarris, Olive C, 774 
 Harris, R. B., 719 
 Harris, R. C, 494 
 Harris, T. L., 163 
 Harris, W., 535 
 Harris, W. R., 674 
 ^Harrison, Annabel R., 774 
 *Harrison, B. H., 379 
 ^Harrison, B. M., 774 
 Harrison, B. S., 719 
 Harrison, Bernice, 457 
 Harrison, D. F., 379 
 *Harrison, D. S., 147 
 Harrison, Florence. 312 
 •Harrison, Mrs. J. D. (See 
 
 Raley, Arvilla K.) 
 Harrison. S. A., 30 
 Harsch, E. M., 578 
 Harshbarger, Clara B., 
 
 •Harshbarger, J. F., 495 
 Harshman, L. R., 164 
 Harshman. W. F., 420 
 Hart, A. H., 719 
 Hart, Hazel C, 458 
 Hart, P. M., 535 
 Hart, R. E., 578 
 Hart, R. N., 674 
 *Hart, R. W., 66 
 Hart, W. E.. 420 
 Hart, Mrs. W. E. (See 
 
 Van Galder, Cora M.) 
 Hart, W. W., 622 
 Hartford, Naomi R., 579 
 Hartline, H. E., 181 
 Hartman, Laura E., 622 
 Hartman, M. M., 675 
 Hartmann, Mrs. M. L. 
 
 (See Trowbridge, Tessie 
 
 E.) 
 Hartrick, G. R., 147 
 Hartrick, L. E., 147 
 Hartrick, Nancy E., 131 
 Harts, D. H.. Jr.. 131 
 Hartsock, Nelle M., 535 
 Hartwell, G.. 719 
 Harvey, A. E., 62 
 Harvey, Mrs. A. E., (See 
 
 Myers, Clara) 
 Harvey, Bessie M., 279 
 Harvey, R. F.. 622 
 Harvey, W. C, 66 
 Harwood, H. H., 495 
 Harwood, S. D., 622 
 Harz, A. W., 675 
 Hasberg, W. M., 420 
 Hash, Susan A., 458 
 •Haskell, H. H.. 92 
 •Haskell, W. M., 379 
 •Hasker, E. L., 535 
 gHaskett, Aloa A., 774 
 Haslund, R. H.. 579 
 Hasselquist, E. J.. 458 
 Hassenstein, C. F., 379 
 Hasson, H., 131 
 Hatch, Alice R., 535 
 Hatch, Edith I., 420 
 
 Indkx to Alumni 
 
 'i2 Hatch, Elizabeth M., 45S 
 
 '73 Hatch, F. L., 3 
 
 •80 Hatch, F. W., 23 
 
 •07 "Hatch, Mrs. J. E. (See 
 Winter, Julia F.) 
 
 •72 *Hatch, M. F., i 
 
 '11 Hatch, R. S., 420 
 
 •98 Hatch, T. M., tii 
 
 •13 Hatch. W. S., 495 
 gHatfield, W. D., 774 
 
 '14 Hatowski, R. E., (See 
 Hattis, R. E.) 
 
 '10 Hatten, F. W., 379 
 
 '14 Hattis, R. E., 535 
 
 '12 Hattori, K., 458 
 
 '10 Hattrem. W. M., 379 
 
 '15 Hauber, C, 579 
 
 gHauck, Hazel K., 778 
 
 '07 Haungs, H. C, 279 
 
 '78 *Hauser, H., 18 
 
 •03 Hauter. A. E., 181 
 
 '97 Havard, O. D., 101 
 
 '12 Haven, C. I., 458 
 
 •83 Haven, D. C, 33 
 
 '00 Haven, Georgetta, 131 
 
 '04 Haviland, Altha, 202 
 gHaw, A. B., 774 
 
 '04 Hawes, C. W., Jr., 202 
 
 '17 Hawes, H. C, 67s 
 '15 Hawkes, Mrs. A. J. (See 
 Snook, Helen C.) 
 
 '12 Hawkes, W., 4S8 
 
 '16 Hawkins, E. W., 622 
 
 '17 Hawkins, Marjorie D., 
 671 
 
 '05 Hawkins. Mrs. N. C. 
 (See Caswell, Julia E.) 
 
 "13 Hawkins, R. R., 495 
 
 '16 Hawkinson, C. O., 622 
 
 '14 Hawley, A. D., 535 
 
 '03 *Hawley, Edna M.. 181 
 
 '12 Hawley. J. B., 458 
 
 '07 Hawley, R. S., 279 
 
 '00 Hawley, W. A., 131 
 
 '04 Hawthorne, Elizabeth L., 
 
 202 
 '13 Hay, C. E., 49s 
 '13 Hay, H. C, 495 
 '01 Hay. W. M., 62 
 
 gHayden, C. C, 774 
 '07 Hayes, A. W., 279 
 '10 Hayes, Mrs. A. W. (See 
 
 Neal, Essie E.) 
 '17 Hayes, C. F., 675 
 '73 Hayes, C. J., 3 
 '18 Hayes, E. B., 719 
 '17 Hayes, E. M., 675 
 '10 *Hayes, R. M., 379 
 '00 Hayes. Zella B., 131 
 '03 Hayhurst, E. R., 181 
 '14 Hayhurst. P., 536 
 '18 Hayne, W. E., 719 
 '08 Haynes, M. ^., 312 
 '01 Hays, C. J., 147 
 '98 Hays, D., 112 
 '99 Hays, Mrs. D. (See 
 
 Owens, Dasie M.) 
 '12 Hays, D. L., 458 
 '08 Hays, H. A., 313 
 '96 Hays, Mrs. J. W., (See 
 
 Leal, Sophia N.) 
 '09 Hayward, D. A., 343 
 '03 Hayward, Mabel, 182 
 '05 Hayward, Mabel S., 227 
 '08 Hazard, L. H., 313 
 '99 Hazeltime, Mrs. W. E. 
 
 (See Raymond, Ruth) 
 '00 Hazelton, H., 57 
 '07 Hazelton. Mabel A., 280 
 '05 Hazen, H. S.. 228 
 '17 Head, G. L., 675 
 .?Head. J. R., 774 
 '(10 *Headen, T. M., 131 
 '16 Headley, F. L., 623 
 "83 Healey, Grace, 34 
 '10 Healy, C. H., 370 
 '13 Healy, E. J.. 495 
 
 1117 
 
 'is Healy, F. A., 579 
 •06 *Healy, W. J., 252 
 'oS Heaney, A. N., 313 
 '11 Heater, E. F., 420 
 '[6 Heath. D. F., 623 
 'is Heath, Edith M., 579 
 '01 Heath, L. S., 147" 
 '13 Heath, N. P., 495 
 'is Heath, T. M., 579 
 '83 Heath, W. A.. 34 
 
 gHebbert, C. M., 774 
 '14 Hecht, A. G., 536 
 '13 Heck, A. F., 495 
 gHeck, A. O., 775 
 '16 Hecketsweiler, R. T., 623 
 '17 Heckler, L. C, 675 
 '15 Hedgcock, J. F., Jr., 579 
 is Hedgcock, J. H., 579 
 '18 Hedgcock, Martha E., 719 
 '16 Hedgcock, Nellie M., 623 
 '09 Hedgcock, W. E., 343 
 '12 Hedgcock, Mrs. W. E. 
 (See Mourning, Nellie 
 
 16 Hedges, B. A., 623 
 
 12 Hedman, Mrs. H. R 
 
 (See Noth, Lillian) 
 16 Hedrick, Edna M., 623 
 
 16 Hedrick, G. S., 623 
 fHefferman, Ruth M., 775 
 
 17 Hegener, A. L., 675 
 06 Hegnauer, L., 252 
 
 13 Hegnauer, R. L., 495 
 
 18 Hegsted, M. A., 719 
 94 Heideman, G. H., 78 
 
 14 Heidkamp, E. N., 536 
 18 Heidler, J. B., 719 
 
 10 Heimbeck, W. C., 380 
 
 gHeimburger, H. V., 775 
 
 17 Hein, M. A., 675 
 
 17 Hein, Mary R., 675 
 
 16 Heindel, J. H., 623 
 
 17 FTeindel, S. R., 675 
 17 Heineke, P. H., 675 
 
 15 Heinzelmann, A. M., 579 
 02 Heinzelmann, J. H., 164 
 
 10 Heislar, C. S.. 380 
 gHeitkamp, G. W., 775 
 
 09 Heitman, Mrs. A. G. (See 
 
 Tobias, Mabel B.) 
 is Helander, L., 579 
 gHeld, F. E.. 77S 
 gHelfrich, Mrs. O. L., (See 
 Gushing, Helen I.) 
 08 Helfrisch, IVfa-s. A. H., 
 (See Gridley, Clara L.) 
 
 15 Helgeland, Lillie I., 579 
 91 Heller, O. B., 62 
 
 06 Hellmann, C. A., 252 
 08 Hellstrom, K. E., 313 
 
 17 Helm, H. C, 67s 
 12 Helm, L. L., 458 
 
 07 Helm, R. R., 280 
 
 07 Helm, Mrs. R. R., (See 
 Moore, Mabel D.) 
 
 1 1 Helmle, H. R., 420 
 
 16 Helmreich, Agnes J. S., 
 
 623 
 QS Hempel. A.. 85 
 
 15 Hemphill, C. A., 579 
 I! Hemsen, C. N., 420 
 n2 Henderson, A., 164 
 
 18 Henderson, Anna H., 719 
 
 16 Henderson, A. S., 623 
 
 06 Henderson, C. E., 252 
 i.i Henderson, F., 536 
 
 TIenderson, F. S., 623 
 Henderson, Mrs. F. S. 
 (See Roberts. Erma D.) 
 Henderson, J. B., 623 
 Henderson, Mary, 182 
 Hendrix, Mrs. W. S.. 
 (See Bourdette, Bertha) 
 
 07 Henion, Lora A., 280 
 
 12 Henley. H. B., 458 
 12 Henley, R. M., 4S8 
 74 Henline, H. H., 536 
 
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 't2 Henn, O. M.. 458 
 '73 Hennessey, A. L., 3 
 '06 Henning, W. K.. 252 
 
 gHenninger, C, 775 
 '16 Hennings, Elfreda V., 623 
 "ii Henry, C. D., 420 
 09 Henry, D. A., 343 
 '18 Henry. Elizabeth, 719 
 '06 Henry, J. E., 252 
 '08 Henry. Mrs. J. E. (See 
 
 Herrick, HQpe) 
 '15 Henry, Mary A., 579 
 '04 Henry, S. T., Jr., 202 
 '05 Henry, Mrs. S. T. (See 
 McDougall, Agnes) 
 gHenry, T. S., 775 
 AHenry, W. A., 829 
 '17 Hensold, H. H., 675 
 '87 Henson, C. W., 48 
 '18 Henson, Margaret E^, 719 
 '16 Henson, R. D., 623 
 '07 Hepburn, N. W., 280 
 '09 Hepburn, Mrs. N. W. 
 
 (See Mann, Mary E.) 
 '14 Hepburn, T. M., £36 
 '12 Herbert H. H., 458 
 '13 Herbolsheimer, A. J., 495 
 '09 Herbstman. J. C, 343 
 '14 Herdman, Carrie B., 536 
 '84 Herdman, F.-E., 37 
 '10 Herdman, Margaret M., 
 380 
 gHeren, H. E.. 775 
 '13 Hermann, E. P., 495 
 '15 Hermann, R. L., 579 
 '10 Herndon, O. L., 380 
 '11 Herndon, R. P., 421 
 '11 Herrcke, E. A., 421 
 '13 Herrick, G. W., 495 
 '11 Herrick, Grace E., 421 
 '08 Herrick, Hope, 313 
 '03 Herrick, L. G., 182 
 '92 Herrick, L. R., 66 
 '08 Herrin, G. B., 313 
 '96 Herring, Mrs. B. R., (See 
 
 Forbes, Berhta V.) 
 '09 Herrmann, G. A., 343 
 '14 Hershey, C. B., 536 
 '09 Hershey, H. B.. 343 
 '16 Hershman O. H.. 624 
 '12 Hersman, Bessie E., 459 
 '09 Hersman, F. C., 343 
 'oq Hertel, C. A., 343 
 '99 Herwig, J. N., 120 
 '11 Heseltine, Eleanor D., 421 
 '10 Hess, Abigail M., 380 
 '07 Hess, Charlotte, 280 
 '17 Hess, Oral V., 675 
 '17 Hess. Mrs. P. D., (See 
 Waterman, Louise H.) 
 gHess, R. W., 775 
 '04 Hess, Mrs. (See Fox, 
 
 Gertrude) 
 '14 Hesselbaum, Caroline E., 
 
 536 
 '03 Hetherington, B. W.. 182 
 '10 Heuman. Alma B., 380 
 
 gHeuse, E. O., 775 
 '04 Hewerdine, T. S., 202 
 'c6 Hewes, C. A., 252 
 '12 Hewes, C. K., 459 
 
 gHewes, Mrs. C. R (See 
 Kilburn, Marjorie) 
 '06 Hewes, F. S., 252 
 '83 Hewes, G. C., 34 
 '12 Hewitt, J. H., 459 
 '04 Hewitt, Nellie G., 202 
 '09 *Heyle, F. T., 343 
 '06 *Hickey, J. B., 252 
 'i5_ Hickman, J. B., 580 
 '10' Hickman, Lucy P., 380 
 '01 Hicks, B. W., 147 
 '85 Hicks, G. L., 40 
 
 gHicks, J. F. G., 776 
 '18 Hicks, Mrs. J. F. G. (See 
 
 Broadbelt, Mary H.) 
 '13 Hicks, R. H., 496 
 
 '11 Hicks, \V. E., 421 
 
 'ro Hiebel. L. B.. 624 
 
 "93 Higgins, A. G., 71 
 
 '07 Higgins, A. L., 280 
 
 ■03 Higgins, C. H., 182 
 
 '09 Higgins, Mrs. D. F. (See 
 
 Taylor, Ethel N.) 
 '02 Higgins, F. W., 164 
 
 gHiggins, G. M.. 776 
 '16 Higgins, Irma M., 624 
 '14 Higgins, M. B., 536 
 '02 Higgins, S. C, 164 
 '10 Highfill. Inez F., 380 
 '10 Hight, E. S., 380 
 '05 Higinbothom, Pearl, 228 
 
 gHigley, Ruth, 776 
 '08 Hilario, J. F., 313 
 '17 Hildebolt, H. C, 675 
 '07 Hildebrandt, H. M., 280 
 '05 Hildebrandt, T. H., 228 
 '95 Hiles, E. K., 85 
 gHill, A. J., 776 
 'q2 Hill. Agnes G., 66 
 ■14 Hill, C. F., 536 
 '13 Hill, C. N., 496 
 '14 Hill, C. S., 536 
 '08 Hill, Carrie M., J13 
 '84 Hill, Cora J., 37 
 '73 *Hill, E. L., 3 
 '16 Hill, F. T., 624 
 '81 Hill, F. L, 26 
 '10 Hill, Fanny W., ^8o 
 '09 Hill, H. S., 343 
 'II *Hill, H. v., 421 
 
 Hill, I. H., 120 
 
 Hill, Ida M., 228 
 
 Hill, J. E., 624 
 
 Hill, J. W., 536 
 *Hill, Lucy B., 624 
 
 Hill. N. H., 343 
 
 Hill, N. R.. 380 
 
 Hill, N. W., 380 
 
 Hill, R. E., 676 
 
 Hill, S., 496 
 
 Hill, T. C, 26 
 
 Hill, W. E., 624 
 
 gum, w. G., 776 
 
 Hill, Wilma M., 536 
 Hiller, W. G.. 3R0 
 Hilliard, F. W., 202 
 Hillman, A. B., 536 
 Hillman. F. W., 228 
 Hills, D. A., 676 
 Hills, L. J., 580 
 Hillver, G. C, 252 
 g^Hilmer, W. C, 776 
 Hilpert, Martha, 676 
 Hiltabrand, W. P., 719 
 Himmelreicher, W. A., 
 
 676 
 Himstedt, R. E., 676 
 Hinchliff, G. E., 459 
 Hindman, J., 92 
 ^Hinds, M. E., 776 
 Hiner. Mrs. G. E., (See 
 Pearson, Ida M.) 
 '00 Hines, E. G., 131 
 '17 Hines, L. W., 676 
 '01 *Hinkle, Ida, 147 
 '05 Hinman, G., 228 
 '07 Hinman. J. H., 280 
 '15 Hinman, R. B., 580 
 '18 Hinrichs. H. S., 719 
 '13 Hinrichsen, F. A., 496 
 '08 'Hinsdale, Mrs. E. E. (See 
 
 Swigart, Lois E.) 
 '02 Hinshaw, G. J., 164 
 '14 Hinshaw, Hazel E., 537 
 '13 Hinshaw. J. H., 496 
 '16 Hinshaw, J. H., 624 
 '17 Hippie, R. E., 676 
 ^Hirsch. E. F., 776 
 '14 *Hirschl, J. E., 537 
 17 Hirstein, J. A.. 676 
 '16 Hirt, E. G., Jr., 624 
 16 Hirth, Laura E., 624 
 IS Hirtzel, Clara L., 580 
 
 99 
 
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 Hitch, D. N., 421 
 HitcH, Mrs. D. N. (See 
 Adriance, Rhoda) 
 
 Hitchcock. E. W., 580 
 gHite, J. E., 776 
 
 Hitt, Agnes V., 580 
 
 Hitt, Katherine, 580 
 
 Hitt, Mabel, 624 
 
 Hittson, C. H., 228 
 
 Hiveley, O. G., 343 
 
 Hjort, A M., 537 
 
 Hjort, N. R., 344 
 
 Ho, N. C, s8o 
 
 Hoag, P. H., 8s 
 
 Hoagland, H. E., 380 
 
 Hoagland, J. K., 120 
 *Hoagland, Mrs. J. K. (See 
 
 Green. France's M.) 
 gHoagland, Mrs. J. R., 
 CSee Empey, Bertha L.) 
 
 Hobart, A. C, loi 
 
 Hobart, C. M., 459 
 
 Hobble, A. C, 147 
 
 Hobble, Mrs. A. C. (See 
 Garnett, Grace A.) 
 
 Hobbs, G. M., 62 
 
 Hobbs, H. G., 313 
 
 Hoberg, O. W., 381 
 
 Hobler, A. W., 459 
 gHobler, Harriet W., 777 
 
 Hobson, Mrs. N. T. (See 
 Harris, Leila D.) 
 ^Hochdorfer, Margarethe 
 C, 777 
 
 Hodgins, W. B., S37 
 
 Hodgson, J. H. S., 381 
 gHodnett, Mona P., 777 
 i'Hodsdon, Ruth E., 777 
 
 Hoehn, F. J., 624 
 
 Hoehnke, H. W., 720 
 
 Hoeppner, E. G., 459 
 
 Hoerner, F. A., 580 
 
 Hofacker, Olga V., 421 
 
 Hoff, C. E., 280 
 
 Hoff, Edna D., 182 
 gHoff, H. J., 777 
 
 Hoff, L. P., 252 
 
 Hoff, Lucy v., 344 
 Hoffert, Anna K., 580 
 Hoffman, A. A. 676 
 Hoffman, A. C, 580 
 
 Hoffman, F. G., 280 
 Hoffman, F. J., S37 
 Hoffman, L. A., 676 
 Hoffman, P. A., 344. 
 Hoffman, R. W., 496 
 gHoffman, W. S., 777 
 Hogftn, C. M., 720 
 Hoge, C. IL, 344 
 Hoge, Lura E., 313 
 Hogue, C. I., 313 
 Hohman, E. P., 624 
 Hohmann, H. C, 496 
 Hoit, M. E., 580 
 Hoit, Mrs. M. E. (See 
 
 Mitchell, Grace) 
 Hoit, O. W., 20 
 Hoke, J. C, 496 
 *Holabird, R. G., 131 
 Holaday. K. M., 720 
 .?Holbrook, E. A., 777 
 Holbrook, F. S., 78 
 Holch, A. E.; 496 
 Holch, F. L., 202 
 Holch, Mrs. F. L. (See 
 Van Dorsten, Joseph- 
 ine) 
 Holch. R. E., 381 
 Holcomb, C. E., 202 
 Holcomb, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 Osborne, Isabel M.) 
 *Holcomb, T. O., 203 
 Holder, V. M., 182 
 Holderman, Harriet. 203 
 Holderman, Marjorie C, 
 182 
 
'i7 Holecek, A. B., 676 
 /iHolgate, T. F.. 829 
 '16 Holinger, A. C, 624 
 '06 Holl, C. L., 253 
 '10 Holland, Leila, 381 
 '17 Hollandsworth, Helen, 
 
 676 
 'i6 Hollandsworth, Josephine 
 
 B. L., 624 
 •15 Hollard, H. W., 580 
 '12 HoUey, C. E., 459 
 '15 Holley, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 
 Wolfe, Viola E.) 
 '16 Hollis. D. P., 624 
 '10 Hollister, Ethel A., 381 
 'is Hollister, N. P., 580 
 '07 Hollister, V. L.. 281 
 'os Hollister, Mrs. V. L. (See 
 
 Pilcher, Lela G.) 
 '12 Hollman, E. E., 459 
 '16 Holloway, Dorris J., 625 
 '11 *Holman, Almeda M., 421 
 '06 Holman, T. W., 253 
 '08 Holman, Mrs. T. W. (See 
 
 Ewing, Harriet G.) 
 'is Holmburger, M. Jr., 580 
 
 .gHolmer, Emma, 777 
 '16 Holmes, C. V., 62s 
 '01 Holmes, F. H., 147 
 '99 Holmes, Mrs. E. M. (See 
 
 Landel, Ida S.) 
 '17 Holmes, Laura C, 676 
 '18 Holmes, O. W., 720 
 '14 *Holmes, W. E., 537 
 '09 Holmquist, F. N., 344 
 '94 Holston, B. B., 78 
 '14 Holt, A. P., S37 
 '13 Holt, E. F., 496 
 •08 Holt, S. v., 313 
 •14 Holt, Mrs. S. V. (See 
 
 Milne, Minnie I.) 
 '13 Holton, C. A., 496 
 '08 Holton, C. R., 313 
 '14 Holton, Frankie, 537 
 '76 Holton, Martha G., ii 
 '16 Holtze, H. S., 625 
 '95 Holtzmann, S. F., 85 
 '14 Homann, F., 537 
 
 gHomberger, A. W., 777 
 '10 Horns, J. M.. 381 
 '96 Honens, F. W., 92 
 '18 Honey, Myrtle E., 720 
 '15 Hood, C. F., s8i 
 '10 Hood, J. D., 381 
 '08 Hoodwin, H. J., 314 
 '06 Hook, H. H., 2S3 
 '73 *Hook, S. H., 3 
 
 gHooper, Gertrude M., 778 
 gHoover, Ada V., 778 
 '14 Hoover, Isabel, S37 
 '14 Hopkins, E. B., 537 
 '17 Hopkins, E. C, 676 
 '17 Hopkins, Mrs. E. C. (See 
 Kirkpati-ick, Helen M.) 
 '04 Hopkins, Edna, 203 
 '17 Hopkins, G. B., 676 
 '16 Hopkins, G. S., 625 
 '01 Hopkins, Mabel, 147 
 '11 Hopkins, Mary M., 421 
 '10 Hopkins, R. E., 381 
 '06 Hopkins, Ruby C, 2S3 
 '17 Hopkins, S. C, 677 
 '85 *Hopper, C, 41 
 '98 Hopper, Georgia E., 112 
 
 gHopper, H. A.. 778 
 '07 Hopper, Mrs. H. A. (See 
 
 Gilkerson, Portia E.) 
 '01 Hoppin, C. A., 148 
 '05 Horan. Mrs. L. J. (See 
 
 Collins, Mary) 
 '18 Horen, L. L., 720 
 '17 Horimura, II.. 677 
 '16 Hormel, Dorothy S., 625 
 '16 Hormel, Olive D., 623 
 '10 Horn, B. A., 381 
 '97 Horn, C. J., loi 
 '15 Hornal, W., s8i 
 
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 Index to Alumni 
 
 fHornbeck, J. W., 778 
 •85 Home, Mrs. W. T. (See 
 
 Earle, Mary T.) 
 '01 Horner, H. H., 148 
 '09 Horner, H. S., 344 
 '17 Horney, R. B., 677 
 '17 Horney, W. R., 677 
 '14 Horning. R. A., 537 
 ;i7 Hornkohl, S. I. W., 677 
 '12 Hornor, Nellie N., 459 
 '13 Hornung. M. R., 496 
 '11 Horr, L. W., 421 
 '04 Horr. R. L., 203 
 '13 Horrell, C. R., 496 
 'i I Horst, A. E.. 421 
 '18 Horton, M. Ethel, 720 
 'iS Horwich, D.. 720 
 '14 Horwich, L. J., S37 
 'i6 Hosford, Susan E., 625 
 '12 Hoskins, Carrie E., 459 
 '10 Hoskins, D. T. Jr., 381 
 '10 Hoskins. Mrs. D. T. (See 
 Swigart, Alta) 
 'Hoskins, E. E., 344 
 Hoskins, Mrs. E. E. (See 
 
 Miner. Mary E.) 
 Hoskins. Edna, 459 
 Hoskins, Mary M., 497 
 Hoskinson, B. O., 625 
 gHoskinson. O., 778 
 '17 Hostetler, L. E., 677 
 '80 Hostetler, Mrs. V. N. 
 
 (See Parker, Minnie) 
 '18 Hostetler, W. B. Jr., 720 
 '12 Hostetter, R. B., 460 
 '94 Hottes, C. F., 78 
 '18 Hottes, Flora E., 720 
 'q6 Hottes, H. G., 92 
 '05 Houchens, Josie B., 228 
 '17 Houg, O. A., 677 
 '16 Hough, C. F., 62s 
 '14 Hough, Helen E., 537 
 '16 Hough, W. H.. 62s 
 '12 Hoult, Bessie B., 460 
 '98 House, Leona P., 112 
 '01 Housel, O. L., 148 
 '16 Houser, Irma L., 625 
 '10 Houser, Mrs. W. H. (See 
 
 Large, Zelma) 
 '14 Housman. J. S., S37 
 ^Houston, H. A., 778 
 '09 Houston, J. v., 344 
 '04 Howard, Mrs. B. B. (See 
 
 Jones, Lucile) 
 '17 Howard, C. G., 677 
 '16 Howard, Mrs. C. G. (See 
 
 Benson, Susan T.) 
 '01 Howard, Clara E., 148 
 
 g^Howard, D. T., 778 
 '15 Howard, Mrs. G. S., 596 
 '01 *Howard, J., 148 
 
 ^Howard, J. W.. 778 
 '10 Howard, R. S., 382 
 '07 Howe, Alice, 281 
 '16 Howe, C. R., 62s 
 '14 Howe, E. G., Jr., 537 
 '14 Howe, H. J., S38 
 '11 Howe, H. W., 421 
 '02 Howe, Harriet E., 164 
 '09 Howe, Mary, 344 
 '06 Howe, P. E., 253 
 
 Howe, Mrs. P. E. (See 
 Rinaker, Harriet B.) 
 '04 Howe, R. B., 203 
 '18 Howe. R. F., 720 
 '16 Howe, W. T., 62s 
 '05 Howell, C. H., 228 
 '04 *Howell, Clarissa L., 203 
 '16 Howell, Grace L., 625 
 
 gHowell, L. B., 778 
 '07 Howell, L. D., 281 
 '18 Howells, Mary G., 720 
 '18 Howells, Ruth C, 720 
 '14 Howes, H. E., 538 
 '97 Howison, C, loi 
 '15 Howk, C. D., 581 
 '91 Howorth, T. J., 62 
 
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 '08 Howser, T. R., 314 
 '18 Howson, A. W., 720 
 '11 Hoy, Lucy F., 422 
 '13 Hribal, E. A., 497 
 '17 Hsieh, Z., 677 
 "12 Hsu, C, 460 
 
 . gHsu, C. Y., 778 
 '14 Hsu, T. H., 538 
 *i7 Hsun, C. L., 677 
 '17 Hsun, J. J., 677 
 '09 Hu, W. Y., 344 
 '03 Hubachek, Mrs. L. A. 
 
 (See Hyde, Sophie) 
 '12 Hubbard, Mrs. D. (See 
 
 Hash, Susan A.) 
 '04 Hubbard, Mrs. F. C. (See 
 
 Koehn, Martha C.) 
 '96 Hubbard, G. D., 92 
 '00 Hubbard, Mrs. G. D. (See 
 
 Rugg, Edna A.) 
 '99 Hubbard, G. W.. 121 
 '01 Hubbard, Mrs. G. W. 
 
 (See Hopkins, Mabel) 
 '!■; Hubbard, Marie, 581 
 '86 Hubbard, H. T., 45 
 '13 Hubbard, Lucy E.. 497 
 '13 Hubbard, Laura M., 497 
 '13 Hubbard, Mrs. L. R. (See 
 
 Mclntyre. Mabel) 
 'is Hubbard, Marie, 581 ■ 
 '16 Hubbard, W. W., 625 
 '09 Hubbart, C. C, 345 
 '06 Hubbart, G. R., 253 
 gHubbart, O. S., 779 
 '17 Huber, A. J., 677 
 '12 *Huber, H. E., 460 
 '12 Huber, J. E., 460 
 '93 Hucke, P. M., 71 
 '09 Huckin, F. R., 34S 
 '13 Hudelson, C. W.. 497 
 '12 Hudelson, R. R.. 460 
 '17 Hudson, Edith E., 677 
 '75 Hudson, Mrs. H. E. (See 
 
 Kellogg, Flora L.) 
 '08 Hudson, H. H., 314 
 '08 Hueckel, A. P., 314 
 '08 Hueckel, W. C. 314 
 gHuenink, H. L., 779 
 '83 Huey, J. D., 34 
 '86 *Huff, Bertie, 45 
 '9J Huff, G. A.. 66 
 '11 Huff, T. O., 42^ 
 '06 Huff. N. H., 253 
 '08 Huff, W, W.. 314 
 gHuffer, C. M.. 779 
 gHufferd. R. W., 779 
 '08 Huffman, Eva E., 314 
 '09 Huffman, J. F., 345 
 '16 Hufford, C. T.. 625 
 '10 Hughes, A. G., 382 
 '14 Hughes, C. A,, 538 
 '00 Hughes, C. W., 131 
 '97 Hughes, F. A., loi 
 '03 Hughes, Mrs. H. D. (See 
 
 Lego, Lulu M.) 
 '07 Hughes, H. D. M., 281 
 '13 Hughes, J. H., 497 
 '17 Hughes, M. C, 677 
 '02 Hughes, S. K., 164 
 '10 Hughes, W. J., 382 
 '99 Hughston, Aline D., 121 
 '15 Huisken, A. H., 581 
 '17 Hulburd, Hazel E., 677 
 '02 Hulce, Jennie A., 164 
 
 gHulce, R. S., 779 
 'lo Hull, Anna L., 382 
 '13 Hull, D. R., 497 
 '12 Hull, F. D., 460 
 '12 Hull, H. B., 460 
 '11 Hull. Mrs. H. B. (See 
 
 Neff. Edna E.) 
 •15 Hull. S. M., 581 
 '10 Hull, W. F., 382 
 '07 Hull, W. L., 281 
 '75 Hullinger. Katherin, 8 
 '06 Hulteen, V. E., 253 
 
17 
 '07 
 '07 
 
 '07 
 
 OS 
 '11 
 '16 
 
 09 
 '16 
 '18 
 
 '09 
 '18 
 '08 
 
 '08 
 '05 
 '93 
 '07 
 •16 
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 '04 
 '06 
 
 '07 
 '16 
 '04 
 '84 
 
 03 
 '10 
 •16 
 '08 
 '16 
 '16 
 'i6 
 
 Hultman, I. N., 677 
 Hummel, A. A., 281 
 Hummel, Sarah M.. 281 
 Hummel, W. G., 281 
 Hummel, Mrs. W. G. (bee 
 
 Royce, Bertha E.) 
 Humphrey, G., 228 
 Humphrey, H. K., 422 
 Humphrey, K. B., 626 
 Humphrey, W. G., 148 
 Humphreys, H. P., 282 
 Humphreys, Mrs. R. (See 
 
 Quinn, Florence K.) 
 Humphreys, S. S., 34S 
 Hungerford, C. E.. 626 
 Hungerford. H. N.. 720 
 Hunsaker, A. F., 345 
 Hunsley, Alice L., 720 
 Hunt, A. F., 314 
 Hunt, Ada E., 497 
 Hunt, Agnes, 314 
 Hunt, E. A., 8s 
 Hunt, E. E., 71 
 Hunt, E. Glenne, 28.2 
 Hunt, F. S., 626 
 Hunt, Florence J., 678 
 Hunt, G. W., 203 
 Hunt, Mrs. G. W. (See 
 
 Hopkins, Ruby C.) 
 Hunt, T. N., Jr., 282 
 Hunt, L. L., 626 
 Hunt, Mabel D., 203 
 Hunt, T. F., 37 
 Hunt.- Mrs. T. F. (See 
 
 Campbell, Juniata G.) 
 Hunter, A. H.. 678 
 Hunter, Mrs. C. M. (See 
 
 Righter. Nellie R.) 
 Hunter, C. P., 164 
 Hunter, H. E., 148 
 Hunter, J. A., 538 
 Hunter, Margaret. 720 
 Hunter, R. F., 497 
 Huntington, C. S., 422 
 Huntington, Ellen A., 182 
 Huntington, H. I., 626 
 Huntoon, H. A., 228 
 Huntoon, J. S., 228 
 Hurd, A. B., 112 
 Hurlbert. Flora D., 14S 
 Hursh, R. K., 314 
 Hursh, Mrs. R. K. (See 
 
 Feind. Frances M.) 
 Hurst, Mrs. G. P. (See 
 
 Woolsey, Lulu C.) 
 Huse, Louise M.. 282 
 Husson, IT. L.. 67S 
 Husted, G., 581 
 Husted, L. A., 581 
 Huston, F. T., 93 
 Huston, J. A., 538 
 gHuston, Ola E., 779 
 Hutchin, C. E., 282 
 Hutchins, Margaret, 314 
 Hutchins, Marjorie, 581 
 Hutchinson, Josephine L., 
 
 678 
 Hutchinson, Mary A., 422 
 Hutchinson. O. C. K.. 626 
 Huth. W. H., 282 
 Hutson, Stella E.. 34s 
 gHutton, J. G., 779 
 Huxmann, R. F., 497 
 Hyde, B., 23 
 ♦Hyde, Edith, 581 
 Hyde, Mrs. H. S. (See 
 
 Baldwin, Ada L.) 
 Hyde, H. W., 382 
 Hyde, Sophie, 182 
 Hyde. W. G., 382 
 Hyndman, R. J. Jr., 626 
 Hyndman, Ruth, 315 
 Hypes, Cora E. J.. 626 
 Hvpes, G. W., 626 
 Hypes, J. L., 626 
 jHysIop, W. H., 779 
 '97 Ice, Marinda, 102 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 'q/ *Ice, Mel Dora, 102 
 
 'is Ice, N. C, 581 ^ ^^ 
 
 •17 Ice, Mrs. N. C. (See 
 Jockisch, Zelma) 
 
 '01 Iddings, Daisy D., 148 
 
 'i ? lida, T., 497 
 .elida. Y., 779 
 
 •09 Ilg, G. M. A., 345 
 
 'is Isaacs, T. R., s8i 
 
 '12 Israel, A. L., 460 
 
 '16 Imes, O. S., 626 
 
 '17 Imes, R., 678 
 
 '11 Imlay, H. A., 422 
 
 '14 Inagaki, N.. 53,8 
 •04 Ingalls, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 Caldwell, Elizabeth E.) 
 '16 Ingalls. H. B., 626 
 '12 Ingalls, R. D., 460 
 gingberg. S., 779 . 
 gingels, Nelle L., 780 
 '16 Ingels, S., 626 
 '01 Ingersoll, F. B., 183 
 '!'-> Ingersoll, H. B., 460 
 '02 Ingham. L W 164 
 •01 Ingham, Mrs. L, W. (See 
 
 Bridgman, Minme C.) 
 'oq Ingold, E. T., 345 
 '13 Ingold, V. J., 497 
 '10 Ingram, H. S., 382 
 •12 Ingram, H. J., 460 
 'i2 Ingram, W. V., 460 
 ',8 Ingwers, A. H., 721 
 •17 Ingwersen, H. N., 678 
 •03 Inks, F. E., 183 
 '10 Innis. Orma A., 382 
 •03 Ireland. W. P., 183 
 '15 Ir^nn, S. P.. 581 
 •09 Irving, E. F., 345 ^, 
 '06 Irwin. B. P. (See Mann, 
 
 '07 Irwin, Daisy D., 282 
 '11 Irwin, J. L., 422 
 
 girwin, J. W., 7S0 
 '09 Irwin, W. W., 345 
 
 givey, P. W., 780 
 '18 Iwig, Dorot'^y.J-v7-'/c„„ 
 •03 Jack, Mrs. C. M. (See 
 ^ Nelson, Charlotte B.) 
 '16 Tackman, C. H., 626 
 '00 Tackman, Ida, 131 
 '04 Jackson, Charlotte M.. 
 
 203 ^ -r c 
 
 '12 Jackson, Eva J- 400 
 '03 Jackson, Fanny R., i83 
 •09 "Jackson, G R-- 345 
 ',S Jackson, Mabel C., 581 
 '17 Jackson, M. S.. 678 
 •06 *Jackson, Litta D., 254 
 •11 Tackson, R. N., 422 
 •iS Jackson, T H., 721 
 '08 Jackson. Mrs. W. C. (See 
 
 Nydegger, Charlotte) 
 "09 Tackson, Zita E., 345 
 '14 Jacob, Eda A., S38 
 •07 Jacob, E. O.. 282 
 '06 Jacob, Mrs E- O; (See 
 
 Conard, Sarah O.) 
 •18 Tacobi, H. J., 721 
 '08 Jacobs. Cora A., 315 
 '05 Jacobs, M. J.. 229 
 '10 Tacobsen, L. tl., 3»2 
 '08 Jacobsen, Eda A., 31 5 
 '06 Jacobsen, N. H., 254 
 '15 Jacobsen, W. H., S8i 
 
 gtacobson. A., 780 
 '18 jacobson, H. G. M., 721 
 •86 •Jacobson, J. S., 45 
 '11 Jacobson, S. A., 422 
 •18 Jacquim, W. C., 72i 
 gjaeck, Emma G., 780 
 '12 Tahn, H. F., 460 
 •14 jahr, M. E.. 538 
 '00 Tahr, T. K. T.. 131 
 •15 Jain, R. S., 582 
 '13 Jalandoni, J. L., 497 
 '07 James, C, 282 
 '09 James, C- A., 345 
 
 '09 James, D. L., 346 
 '15 James, E. A., 582 
 'qo James, F. M., 121 
 '06 James, H. G., 254 
 '17 James, Harriet L., 678 
 '02 James, H. D., 164 
 '10 James, Helen D., 382 
 'iR James, Helen I., 721 
 '11 James, I^ouise A., 422 
 'nfi James, T^. V., 254 
 'is James, L. W., 582 
 'oq James. M. C, 346 
 '17 James, W. P., 678 
 '11 Jamison, Martha G., 422 
 gjamison. Michal V., 780 
 '10 Janda. J. F.. 382 
 '04 Jansen, D. H., 78 
 '14 Janson, J. M., 538 
 '18 Janssen. E. T., 721 
 '04 Janssen, O., 203 
 '86 Jaques, Minnie, 45 
 'oS Jaquet, G. E., 315 
 '03 Jarman, H. P., 183 
 '16 Jarnagin. R. L., 627 
 '04 Jarrett, Mrs. O. J. (See 
 
 Aldrich, Blanche) 
 '05 Jarrett. T. L., 229 
 
 gjarrold, Rachel M., 780 
 '16 Jarvis, R., 627 
 '18 Jarvis, Mrs. R. (See 
 
 Green. Esther C.) 
 '15 Jarvis, W. B. Jr., 582 
 '11 Jasper, E. M.. 422 
 '04 Jasper, T., 78 
 '10 Jasper, T. M., 383 
 ''4 .letters, C. P., 5 
 '16 Jefferson, J. B., 627 
 '04 Jeffrey, Mrs. M. R. (See 
 
 White, Caroline L.) 
 '10 Jehle, F., 383 
 '12 Jenner, Louise M., 460 
 
 gjenney, Adeline M., 780 
 '03 Jennings, Anna V., 183 
 '16 Jennings, C. G., 627 
 '17 Jennings, Mrs. C. G. (See 
 
 Green, Gladys) 
 'is Jennings, W. W., 582 
 '06 *Jens. R. E., 254 
 '09 Jensen, Mrs. G. H. (See 
 
 Poorman, Amy) 
 '09 Jensen, G. L., 346 
 '(■6 Jensen, J. N., 254 
 
 gjensen, Katherine, 780 
 '15 Jensen, M. O., 582 
 gjerdan, A. L., 780 
 '16 Jervis, Florence M., 627 
 '07 Jervis, Katherine B.. 282 
 'lo Jervis, P. F.. 383 
 '15 *Jessen, H., 582 
 '07 Jessup, R. D., 282 
 '10 Jeter, G. G., 383 
 '18 Teude, E. A., 721 
 gjewell, Minna E., 781 
 Jewett, R. E., 460 
 "jez, C. L., 627 
 Jillson, Nellie W., 51 
 Jinguji, G., 461 
 Jobst, G. J., 102 
 Jockisch, Zelma, 678 
 'oq Johanning, P. M., 346 
 ■94 Johannsen, A., 78 
 '94 Johannsen, O. A., 79 
 '14 John, Dorette, 538 
 '18 Johns, Evelyn G., 721 
 '17 Johns, D. C, 678 
 '14 Johns, W. E., 538 
 
 gjohns. Mrs. W. E. (See 
 Dewey, Ida B.) 
 '08 Johnson, A. A., 315 
 '07 Johnson, Alice S., 282 
 03 Johnson, A. M., 183 
 00 Johnson, C. S., 132 
 
 10 Johnson, E. E., 383 
 17 Johnson, E. G., 678 
 1 6 Johnson, Edna L.. 627 
 
 11 Johnson, E. L., 422 
 87 Johnson, E. S., 48 
 
 '16 
 
 •88 
 
 97 
 '17 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 '03 Johnson, F. D., 183 
 '18 Johnson, F. H., 721 
 '02 Johnson, F. V., 165 
 
 ^Johnson, Gertrude A., 781 
 '08 Johnson, G. K., 315 
 '03 Johnson, Mrs. G. R. (See 
 
 Bowman, Gertrude) 
 '06 Johnson, G. T., 254 
 '93 Johnson, Harriette A., 71 
 '13 Johnson, Mrs. H. G. (See 
 
 Patton, Elsie) 
 '13 Johnson, H. J., 497 
 '15 Johnson, H. S., 582 
 '01 Johnson, J. E., 149 
 '17 Johnscn, J. N., 678 
 '02 Johnson, J. P., 165 
 'o(> Johnson, J. T., 254 
 '96 Johnson, L. W., 93 
 
 ^Johnson, Mabel C, 781 
 '16 Johnson, M. C, 627 
 '16 Johnson, Mary F., 627 
 '16 Johnson, M. L., 627 
 '16 Johnson, M. W., 627 
 '16 Johnson, Mrs. M. W. 
 (See Behrensmeyer, 
 
 Helen) 
 '13 Johnson, Nelle I., 498 
 '09 Johnson, P. K., 346 
 'og Johnson, Roxana G., 346 
 '17 Johnson, Ruby E., 678 
 '14 Johnson, R. C, 538 
 '17 Johnson, R. E., 678 
 '17 Johnson, R. M., 678 
 '06 Johnson, R. O., 254 
 '14 Johnson, R. U., 538 
 '11 Johnson, W. B., 422 
 '09 Johnson, W. C, 346 
 '79 'Johnson, W. P., 21 
 
 Johns 
 Johns 
 Johns 
 
 IS Johns 
 g*]ohns 
 
 09 Johns 
 Johns 
 'Johns 
 
 Eir 
 
 Johnsi 
 Johns 
 Johns 
 Johns 
 
 17 
 
 on, A. R., 132 
 on, D. I., 627 
 on, E. ?!., 283 
 on, Florence R.. 582 
 on, J. H., 781 
 on, J. M., 346 
 on, J. M., 679 
 on, Mrs. L. E. 
 ot, Erma L.) 
 on, Lillian R., 
 on, P. E., 461 
 on, P. E., 679 
 on, Mrs. R. E. (See 
 
 Born, Alda H.) 
 
 09 
 
 '09 
 
 '15 
 '10 
 '17 
 '16 
 '8s 
 '04 
 
 Johnsi 
 Johns 
 Johns 
 Jones 
 Jones, 
 Jones 
 *Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 
 Jones 
 
 gjones 
 
 Jones 
 
 Jones 
 
 Jones 
 ones 
 Jones, 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 Jones 
 
 (See 
 
 721 
 
 one, A. J., 498 
 one, G. C., 229 
 one, G. R., 498 
 A. A., 383 
 
 A. E., 149 
 Bertha M., 422 
 
 Blanche, 346 
 
 B. L., 346 
 
 C. C, 582 
 
 C. J., 383 
 
 D. E., 679 
 D. R., 627 
 Emma, 41 
 
 Mrs. E. I 
 
 Popejoy, Lida E.) 
 
 (See 
 
 E. J., 721 
 E. S., 781 
 
 E. W., 423 
 Frances B., 679 
 Frances E., 149 
 
 F. S., 347 
 
 F. W., 679 
 
 G. R., i6s 
 H. L., 165 
 
 H. N. Jr., 31S 
 Isabel E., 62 
 j. C, .6= 
 
 09 Jones, J. L., 347 
 
 Mrs. J. L. (See 
 
 Broad dus, Elizabeth 
 
 M.) 
 
 '16 Tones, J. R., 627 
 '04 Jones, J. W., 203 
 '99 Jones, Louise, 121 
 '04 Jones, Lucile, 204 
 
 gjones, L. S., 781 
 Sjones, L. T., 781 
 '91 Jones, Mabel, 62 
 'is Jones, M. D., 582 
 '18 Jones, M. M., 721 
 '10 Jones, Opal R., 383 
 'i 7 Jones, P. C., 679 
 'is [ones, P. E., 582 
 '80 *Jones, R. D., 23 
 '13 Jones, R. F., 498 
 'i I Tones, R. H., 423 
 '12 Jones, R. T., 461 
 ifjones, S. C., 781 
 '10 Jones, S. G., 383 
 '09 Jones, T. N., 347 
 '02 Jones. W., 165 
 '07 Jones, W. F., 283 
 '17 Jones, W. O., 679 
 ' 18 Jones, W. P., 721 
 '10 Jones, W. R., 3S3 
 '17 Joosten, E. J., 679 
 'to Jordan, A. I., 383 
 '08 Jordan, E. B., 315 
 '09 Jordan, Mrs. E. B. (See 
 
 Parsons, Lura E.) 
 '00 Jordan, G. T., 132 
 '98 *Jordan, Helen. 112 
 '11 Jordan, Helen M., 423 
 '06 Jordan, J. G., 254 
 
 g-Jordan, Mrs. J. C. (Harri- 
 son. Annabel R.) 
 ^Jordan, L., 781 
 '09 Jordan, M. K., 347 
 '08 Jordan, Mrs. M. K. (See 
 
 Matthews, Nellie P.) 
 '08 Jordan, O. J., 315 
 '[t Jordan, R. J., 423 
 ^Jordan, Vera E.. 781 
 f Jordan, W. G., 781 
 '09 Jorgensen, Mrs. F. A. 
 (See McMillen, Sarah 
 G.) 
 '14 Jory, H. W., 539 
 
 ^Joseph. W. E., 781 
 '07 Joy, H. P., 283 
 '16 Joyner, Mildred, 627 
 '18 Judd, Elizabeth G., 721 
 '17 Tudson, F. M., 679 
 'is Jue, J. H.. 582 
 '10 *Juergens, E., 384 
 '15 June. Marjorie M., 582 
 '16 tungkun^, L. F., 628 
 '95 Junkersfeld, P., 86 
 '90 Junkersfeld, Mrs. P. (See 
 
 Boyle, Anna C.) 
 '99 Jutton, Emma R., 121 
 '02 "tutton. L.. 165 
 •11 Kaar. H. W., 423 
 'is Kaar, Ruth A., 582 
 '02 Kable, C. H., 165 
 '99 Kable, J. F., 121 
 '16 Kadin, M. J., 628 
 '16 Kadinsky, M. J. (See 
 
 Kadin, M. J.) 
 '98 Kaeser, A. F., 112 
 '00 Kaeser, Mrs. A. F. (See 
 
 Latzer. Jennie M.) 
 '04 Kaeser, "W. G., 204 
 '09 Kagy, J. L., 347 
 '08 Kahlert, H. E., 315 
 '16 Kahlert. T. D., 628 
 'li Kailer, F. S., 461 
 '18 Kalivoda, J. J., 721 
 '10 Kallevang, E. J. (See 
 
 Pond, Ethel C.) 
 '11 Kamm, O., 423 
 
 gKamm, Mrs. O. (See 
 Watson, Minnie E.) 
 '16 Kamm, R. M., 628 
 •16 Kamm, W. F., 628 
 '86 Kammann, C. H.. 45 
 '07 Kammerman, J. O., 283 
 gKammlade. W. G., 782 
 '17 Kamp, H. W., 679 
 '86 Kamper, Mrs. C. A. (See 
 
 Ermentrout, Anna M.) 
 '07 Kampf, Viola M., 283 
 
 '14 "Kan, C. C.. 539 
 '14 Kiane, R. A., 539 
 '16 Kane, R. C.. 628 
 '06 Kanne, W. J., 254 
 
 '16 Kantor, J. M., 628 
 
 '14 Karcher, F. J., 539 
 
 '14 Karges, H. G.. 539 
 '75 Kariher, Israella K., 8 
 
 [n Karkow, A. S., 423 
 
 '13 Karkow, W., 498 
 
 'ii ICarmazin, J., 423 
 
 '04 Ivarnopp, E. B., 204 
 
 gKarr, W. G., 782 
 
 '10 Karr. W. J., 384 
 
 '16 Karraker, A. H., 628 
 
 '15 Karraker, G. W., 582 
 
 '11 Karraker, P. E., 423 
 
 gKarrer, S., 782 
 
 '12 Kastel, T. J., 461 
 
 '05 Kasten, F. W., 229 
 
 '16 Kasten, W. H., 628 
 
 '00 Kastner, Mrs. A. (See 
 
 Bullock, Jessie J.) 
 
 '17 Kauffman, A. II., 679 
 
 '06 I"Cauffman, Mrs. B. F. 
 (See Robinson, Candace 
 I.) 
 
 '14 Kaun, R. F., 539 
 
 '13 Kaun, W. V., 498 
 
 '10 Kautz, P., 384 
 
 '08 Kautz, W. W., 31 s 
 
 '16 Kawamoto, T., 628 
 
 '13 Kay, C. J., 498 
 
 '13 Kay, G. J., 498 
 
 '12 Kays, D. J., 461 
 
 '79 Kays. E., 21 
 
 '09 Kays, Lucile E., 347 
 
 '06 Kays, M. R., 255 
 
 '09 Kays, V. €., 347 
 
 '18 Kayser, C. S., 721 
 
 '16 Keach, W. M., 628 
 
 gKean, H. P., 782 
 
 '03 Keator. Mrs. E. O. (See 
 
 Goodale, Grace) 
 
 '02 Keator, E. O., i6s 
 
 '06 Keator, J., 255 
 
 '15 Keefer, Ruth F., 583 
 
 '14 Keehner, A. F., 539 
 
 '07 Keeler, F. C., 283 
 
 '95 Keeler, F. B.. 86 
 
 96 Keeler, H., 93 
 
 '05 Keeler, L. S., 229 
 
 gKeen, Dora, 782 
 
 'is Keen, F. F., 583 
 
 'is Keen, Francis F., 583 
 
 '90 Keene, E. S., 57 
 
 '16 Keener, O. S., 628 
 
 '00 Keeney, H. E., 132 
 
 '15 Keese, A. W., 583 
 
 '08 Kegg, Mrs. R. L. (See 
 
 Parsons, Irene M.) 
 
 '08 Kegley, F. T. Jr., 316 
 
 gKeiser, A.. 782 
 
 '00 Keiser, Mrs. H. (See 
 
 Hall, Elizabeth T.) 
 
 '04 Keith, C. E., 204 
 
 '18 Keith, Emma G.. 721 
 
 '13 Keith, L. P., 498 
 
 '16 Keitoku, S., 628 
 
 '12 Kell, C. N., 461 
 
 '17 Kell, S. L., 679 
 
 '16 Keller, A. R., 628 
 
 '14 Keller, Bessie O., 539 
 
 '15 Keller, Florence, 583 
 
 '10 Keller, R. H. L., 384 
 
 '12 Kelley, A. C., 461 
 
 '18 Kelley, Edith M., 722 
 
 '16 Kelley, F. H., 628 
 
 '01 Kelley, Frances, 149 
 
 '03 Kelley, Grace O., 183 
 
 '16 Kelley, H. P., 628 
 
 'r8 Kelley, Iva. 722 
 
 '13 Kelley, Mae E., 498 
 
 '14 Kelley, R. L., 539 
 
 '14 Kelley, Mrs. R. L. (See 
 
 McKee, Olivetta) 
 
 '09 Kelley, T. L., 347 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 Kellogg, Amelia L., 583 '06 
 
 Kellogg, Flora L., 8 '10 
 
 Kellogg, S. A., 62S '16 
 Kelly, A. R., 166 
 
 Kt'llv, D. 11., 204 '14 
 Kelly, F. H.. 629 
 
 Kelly, II. E., 722 '96 
 
 Kelly, J. T., 722 '02 
 
 Kelly, L. R., 347 '«)7 
 
 Kelly, Mary, 122 '06 
 
 Kelso, C. E., 229 '09 
 
 Kelso, Ruth. 316 "04 
 
 Keltner, C. H., 384 '§4 
 
 Kemball, Georgetta, 37 'n 
 Kemp, A. R., 679 
 
 Kemp, J. E., 149 '18 
 
 Kemp, J. G., 255 '06 
 
 gKenipton, F. E.. 783 '05 
 
 Keniiall, A. F., 461 '13 
 
 Keiulall. G. B., 461 '79 
 
 Kenilall, H. F., 54 '79 
 
 Keiuiall, J. S., 255 '17 
 
 Kendall. M. A., 2S3 '17 
 Kendall, W. F.. 41 
 
 Kennan. C. M., 461 '06 
 
 Kennard, Katherine, 58 'i6 
 
 Kenneday, L. E., 5S3 '00 
 
 Kennedy, A. G., 14 '17 
 
 Kennedy. F. VV., 79 '02 
 Kennedy, Helen T., 183 'S9 
 Kennedy, Mrs. J. B. (See '08 
 
 Gold, Katharine E.) 
 
 Kennedy, K,, 679 'iS 
 Kennedy, Mrs. L. E. (See 'oo 
 
 Dole, Lillian D.) "16 
 
 Kenner, B. F., 629 '17 
 
 Kenower, G. F., 8 '14 
 
 Kenower, J. T., 34 '95 
 Kenshalo, D. R., 629 
 Kent, E. F., 679 
 
 Kent, E. R,, 423 '04 
 
 Kent, J. M., 41 '13 
 Kent, L. C, 498 
 Kent, L. M.. 93 
 
 Kent, W. R., 401 '16 
 
 Kenyon, E. C, 229 '97 
 
 Kenyon, F. N., 539 'Sv 
 Kepier, G. F., 133 
 
 Kerch, W. W.. 316 'So 
 Kerch. Mrs. W. W. (See 'oc 
 
 Porterfield, Nellie M.) '09 
 
 Kercher. O.. 539 '17 
 
 Kercher, O. B., 539 '03 
 
 Kerchner, F. W., 79 'So 
 
 Kerchner. M. \V., 423 "o,? 
 
 Kerker, H. E., 461 '17 
 
 Kern, Esther A., 539 '17 
 
 Kern, E. S.. 498 'o7 
 
 Kern, Florence E., 679 '17 
 
 Kern, V. 11., 620 '10 
 
 i'Kernall. M. J., 7S2 "oS 
 
 Kernall, Pearle K., 583 '14 
 
 Kerndt, A. H., 461 '16 
 
 Kerner, J. C, 679 '11 
 
 Kerr, B. M., 347 '04 
 
 Kerr, Grace A., 424 "15 
 
 Kerr, Josephine, 28.1 '11 
 
 Kerrigan. P. F., 539 '14 
 Kerns. S. K., 102 
 
 Kershaw. L. R., 204 '^3 
 
 Kessler, C. H., 408 '17 
 
 Kessler, H. L., 3S4 "14 
 
 ^Kessler, J., 782 't? 
 Kessler. R. B., S39 
 
 Ketch. .T. M.. 680 '11 
 
 Ketchum, D. C. 121 '00 
 Ketchum, Margaret A., '14 
 
 132 '15 
 
 Ketchum, M. S.. 86 '15 
 Ketchum. R. B.. 93 
 
 Kettron, H. P., 424 '12 
 Keusink Helen B.. 680 
 
 Kevs, I.ouesa T., 424 '14 
 
 Kibbe, I.. A.. <iS3 'JS 
 
 Ktdd. A. E. Jr.. 539 '00 
 
 Kidd, G. W.. 6S0 't4 
 
 Kidder, A. C, 229 '01 
 
 Kidder, A. F., 255 
 
 Kiedaisch. K.. 384 
 
 Kiessig. P. P., (.29 
 gKilburn, Marjorie, 783 
 
 Killiy. H. S.. 540 
 sKile, Jessie J., 783 
 
 Kiler. Aureka B., 93 
 
 Kiler. C. A.. 66 
 
 Kiler. W. H., 102 
 
 Kilner, L. M.. 255 
 
 Kilner. Mercedes, 348 
 
 Kimball, C. B., 79 
 *Kimball, E. R., 37 
 
 Kimball, Mrs. F. (See 
 Goebel, Marie C.) 
 
 Kimball, F. S,, 723 
 
 Kimball. R. H., 255 
 
 Kimball, W. H.. 86 
 
 Kimbell, A. VV.. 49S 
 *Kimberlin, Nettie D., 21 
 
 Kimble, W. P.. 21 
 
 Kiinmel. C. E., 6S0 
 
 Kinunel. Mrs. C. E. (See 
 Armstrong, Alice N.) 
 
 Kimmel. H. E., 255 
 
 Kimmel. L., 629 
 
 Kincaid, J. K., 318 
 
 Kincaid, Ruth M., 6S0 
 
 Kincaiil, S. \V., 166 
 
 Kinder. D. R., 54 
 
 Kindig, Pearl E., 316 
 g^Kindred, J. E.. 783 
 
 Kiner, H. D.. 722 
 
 King, B, A.. 34S 
 King. D. I.., 629 
 King, E. H.. oSo 
 King, Florence B., 540 
 Kine. F. E.. 86 
 
 ;iKing. H. €.. 829 
 
 ^cKing, J. L., 783 
 King. Leila P., 204 
 King. Lillian ^L. too 
 
 i:King. Mrs. M. E. (See 
 _ Chase. Margaret I.) 
 King, Vivian, 629 
 King. W. E., 102 
 
 *Kins;nian, .\. H., 26 
 
 ^Kingman. R. H^, 783 
 Kingsbury, C. S., 23 
 Kingsbury, H. B., 348 
 Kingsburv. T. T., 121 
 Kingslcy. W. L.. 6S0 
 Kingston. E. A.. 183 
 Kinkead, D. R.. 54 
 Kinkead. J. A.. 71 
 Kinsey, A. R,, 680 
 Kinsey, L, 6S0 
 Kinsev. L. B.. 283 
 Kipp.J. G. E., 680 
 Kipp, K. P., 384 
 Kirby, Sarah E., 316 
 Kirby. W. L. 540 
 Kircher, A. M., 629 
 Kircher, E. .A. T., 424 
 Kircher. H. B., 204 
 Kircher, H. J., 583 
 Kircher, P., 424 
 Kircher, Mrs. P. (See 
 
 Planck Catharine^ 
 Kirchhoff. R. C., 490 
 Kirk. Bertha M., 680 
 Kirk, B. L., ";40 
 Kirk. Mrs. B. L. (See 
 
 HofFert, Anna K.) 
 Kirk, D. D., 4-'4 
 Kirk, Elizabeth, 348 
 Kirk, G. G., 540 
 Kirk, H. S., =;S3 
 Kirk, Mrs. H. S. (See 
 
 I ink, Hilnh J.) 
 Kirk, Toi=eiihine. 462 
 
 irKirk. T. T., 7S3 
 Kirkland, Annirene. 540 
 Kirkland. A. F.. 5^3 
 Kirkpatrick. A. B.. 132 
 Kirkpatrick. F. A.. 540 
 Kirkpatrick. H. B., 149 
 
 '97 Kirkpatrick, H. H., loa 
 '17 Kirkpatrick, Helen M.. 
 
 680 
 '90 Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. C. 
 
 (See Clark, Edith L.) 
 '06 Kirkpatrick, J. W., 255 
 '14 Kirkpatrick, Nell, 540 
 '11 Kirkiatrick, K. [., 424 
 '16 Kirkpatrick, S. D., 629 
 _'os *Kirkwood, A. VV., 229 
 '12 Kirkwood. Frances, 462 
 '18 Kirner, VV. R., 72a 
 '17 Kiser, Helen M., 680 
 
 ^sKishi, T., 7S3 
 '97 Kistner, T. C. 102 
 'oi Kittredge, Mary H., 149 
 
 ^Kiyohara. L, 783 
 '16 Klamt, K. 11., 629 
 '16 Klank, Frances G., 629 
 'it. Klein, C. A.. 629 
 [06 Klein. D., 255 
 '14 Klein. George M., S40 
 'iS Klein, J. L., 722 
 '17 Klein, Nancie, 6S0 
 'ii Klein, W. J., 424 
 '16 Kleinan, Emma A.. 620 
 '10 Kleinbeck. Stella P., 384 
 '14 Kleinschrodt, B. L,, 540 
 '18 Klenimedson, A. E., 722 
 'iS Klemmedson, G. S., 722 
 '17 Klindworth, Mildred L., 
 
 6S0 
 'iS Kline, A, L., 722 
 '06 Kline. VV. G., 255 
 '14 Klinefelter, Mrs. L. M. 
 _ (See Streed, Judith E.) 
 V>3 Klingel, L., 71 
 "10 Klingler. R. J., 629 
 'iS Klink, VV'. L., 722 
 '12 Klooster, C. A., 462 
 'u> Klopp, C. G.. 629 
 '97 Klossowski, T. J., 102 
 '12 Klotz, H. J., 462 
 'iS Klotzsche, Bessie M., 722 
 '12 Knapp, Aiirella, 462 
 '15 Knapp. L, D., ,,83 
 '13 Knapp, Martha VV., 499 
 '04 "Knapp, N., 204 
 '07 Knai'p. VV. A.. 2S3 
 'or Knapp. Mrs. VV. A. (See 
 
 Davis, Nell S. M.) 
 
 '18 
 
 •76 
 
 'oS 
 
 Knapp, VV. E., 348 
 ".napp 
 630 
 
 '08 Knappenberger 
 
 M 
 
 Knappenberger, J. M., 722 
 
 *Knauss, D. S., 424 
 Kneberg, Goldie M.. 384 
 Kneeland, F, H., 204 
 Kneesliaw, Mary J., 722 
 Knenieyer. E. F., 583 
 Knepper. Myrtle E., 462 
 Knibloe. VV'. E., :i 
 Knight. B. L, 384 
 Knight. E. B., 722 
 Knight, E. T.. 256 
 
 irKnight. H. G.. 7S3 
 Knight, L. I.. 166 
 Knight, P. K., 630 
 Knieht, Mabel A.. 424 
 
 gKnight, R. A., 7S3 
 Knirk, C. F.. 316 
 Knoche. J. C. 6S0 
 Knodle. C. L., 630 
 Knoehel, VV. G., 583 
 Knorr, L. S., 283 
 Knowles. C. H., 424 
 Know'ton, Elizabeth, 
 Knowlton, Lizzie A. 
 Knowlton, Miriam. 540 
 Knowlton, P. C, 540 
 Knowlton, VV. D., 183 
 Knox, H. G., 6S1 
 Knox. T. H.. 283 
 Knox, R. K.. 499 
 Knox, S. M., 348 
 Knudsen, C. VV., 499 
 Knudsen. N. A.. 68i 
 
 S40 
 34 
 
'is Kobylanski, J. L., 584 
 'c7 Koch, A. R., 284 
 '15 Koch, C. E., 584 
 '17 Koch. Eloise. C81 
 'gg Koch, F. C, 121 
 '11 Koch, Flora M., 424 
 •i,S Koch, H. C, .S84 
 '16 Koebele, C. W., 630 
 '18 Kofhler, G., 723 
 '02 Koehn, Anna. 166 
 '04 Koehn, Martha C, 204 
 '10 Koestner. W., 384 
 '98 Kofoid, Nellie, 112 
 
 gKofoid, Prudence W., 783 
 '02 *Kofoid, R. N., 166 
 '18 Kohl, Kowena A., 723 
 '17 Kohn, J, L., 681 
 '13 Kohout. J. F., 499 
 '18 Kolb, M. A., 723 
 'o( Kolker, K. J., 256 
 '16 Koll, H. M., 630 
 '17 Kolmer, O. P., 681 
 '14 Koo, V. T., 541 
 '12 Koons, G. J.. 462 
 '16 • Ko|jf, F. A., 630 
 '14 Korshak, S., 541 
 '09 Korsnio, A. M., 348 
 '11 Korsmo, E. O., 425 
 '16 Korth, Frieda E., 630 
 '09 Kost, J. C., 348 
 
 gKostalek, J. A., 784 
 '13 Kosters, S, F., 499 
 '16 Koupal, Agnes R., 630 
 '16 Kouyoumjian, G. H., 630 
 '14 Krabbe, E. M., 541 
 '16 Kraeckmann, A. E., 630 
 '13 Kraegcr, J. F., 499 
 '09 Kraft, E. W., 348 
 'j8 Kraft, R. R., 723 
 '00 *Krahl, B. F., 132 
 '05 Kramer, G. A., 2^9 
 '13 Kramer, J. C., 499 
 '16 Kramer, Mrs. M. M. (See 
 
 Samuels, Freda I,) 
 '12 Kr?mmcrt, H. C, 462 
 '17 Krase. H. J., 681 
 '18 Krase, N. W., 723 
 '07 Kratz, A. P., 284 
 '10 Kratz, Ethel G., 384 
 '12 Kratz, E. V., 462 
 '00 Kratz, J. P., 132 
 '97 Kratz, Laura, 102 
 '18 Krauel, P. L., 723 
 '12 Krause, Emma A., 462 
 '84 Krause, Josephine S., 37 
 '76 Krebs, Mrs. J. H. (See 
 
 Holton, Martha G.) 
 '16 Krebs, W. E., 630 
 '13 Krebs, W. S., 499 
 '18 Kreidler, C. jf., 723 
 '11 Kreidler, D. A., 425 
 '01 Kreikenbaum, A., 149 
 '09 Kreiling, C. H., 348 
 '17 Kreiling, R. G., 681 
 '04 Kreisinger, H., 204 
 
 gKremers, H. C., 784 
 '09 Kressmann, F. W., 349 
 '09 Kressmann. Mrs. F. W. 
 (See Gridley, Mabel A.) 
 '17 Krieg, Amelia A., 681 
 '10 Krieger, Augusta M., 384 
 '16 Kriegh, E. S., 630 
 •17 Kriegl, O., 681 
 '17 Kriewitz, J. G., 63i 
 '05 Krippner, J., 229 
 '16 Kritzer, R. W.. 630 
 '15 Kromer, C. A., 584 
 '10 Krueger, E. T., 385 
 'is Krueger, O. A., 584 
 '17 Krug, L. G., 681 
 '18 Krupar, C. F., 723 
 '14 Ku, T. L., S4I 
 •02 Kuehl, Mrs. W. J. A. (See 
 
 Koehn, Anna) 
 '05 Kuehlehe, O., 229 
 '00 Kuehn, A. L., 132 
 
 Index to Alumni 
 
 '03 Kuehn, Mrs. A. L. (See 
 
 Chacey, Anna O.) 
 '97 Kuchne, C. O., 102 
 '17 Kugler, M. B., 681 
 '13 Kuhl, J. H. Jr., 499 
 '10 Kuhl, W. P., 385 
 '14 Kulin, H. IL, S4I 
 '79 *Kuhn, L, 21 
 '15 Kuhn, W. H., 584 
 '10 Kummer, L., 385 
 '06 Kunkle, R. D., 256 
 '10 Kur.z, W. F., 38s 
 '16 Kurl, L. P. Jr., 630 
 '15 Kuska, Mrs. J. B. (See 
 
 McVey, Nellie F.) 
 'o-t Kuss R. H., 184 
 'o-i Kutsch, W. A., 184 
 '98 Kuykendall, A. J., 112 
 'is Kyle, G. L. ,584 
 '07 Kyle, Martha J., 103 
 '04 Kytc. J. F., 205 
 'II La Belle, J. N., 425 
 '17 Lacey, J. J., 681 
 '16 Lackey, Kate, 630 
 '16 Ladd, W. S., 630 
 '18 Ladehoff, A. D., 723 
 '07 Laemmle, Mrs. J. J. (See 
 
 Norton, Carrie B.) 
 '15 Lafferty, J. S., 584 
 '08 Laflin, Mary E., 316 
 '15 La Frcnz, Grace E., 584 
 '17 Lagergren, G. P., 681 
 '11 Lagerstrom, D. R., 425 
 '12 Laing, G. D., 462 
 '17 Laing, W. L., 681 
 '95 Lake, E. J., 86 
 '07 Lake, E. S., 284 
 gLamb, B. F., 784 
 '12 Lamb, C. A. Jr., 462 
 '10 Lamb, C. H., 38s 
 '14 Lamb, Edith J., 541 
 '17 Lamb, Hallie E., 682 
 '17 Lamb, H. E., 682 
 '18 Lamb, J., 723 
 '12 Lamb, Nellie B., 462 
 '18 Lambroff, G. V., 723 
 '01 Lamet, L. A. VV., 149 
 '13 I.amkey, E. M. R., 499 
 '93 Lamkin, Nina B., 71 
 '16 Lamkins, L. E., 630 
 '97 Lainpe, Margaret H. J., 
 
 103 
 '17 T-anan, G., 682 
 '18 Lancaster, A. H., 723 
 «. ^Lancaster, L. W., 784 
 '16 Lancaster, Ruth E., 631 
 'gg Landel, Ida S., 121 
 '18 Landon, G., 723 
 '14 Landon, H. U., S4i 
 '11 Landor, W. A., 425 
 '12 Landsea, A. F., 462 
 '17 Landstrom, A. W., 682 
 '13 Lane, Cora M., 499 
 '15 Lane, Mrs. J. L. (See 
 
 Axelson, Alice G.) 
 '09 Lang. L., 349 
 '10 Lang, Mrs. L. (See Hal- 
 
 lett, Margaret H.) 
 '&8 Lange, Ida L., 316 
 '11 Lange, Sophie, 425 
 '12 Langdon, Margie E., 462 
 '11 Langdon, R. M., 42.S 
 '09 *Langdon, Mrs. R. M. (See 
 Perring, Vere D.) 
 gLangelier, W. F., 784 
 '13 Langelier, Mrs. W. F. 
 
 (See Davison, Ruth) 
 '83 *Langley, Celeste, 34 
 '00 Langman, J. O., 132 
 
 gLangwill, Bertha, 784 
 'c3 Langworthv, Caroline V., 
 
 184 
 '06 Lanham, M. E., 2s6 
 '16 Lansche. O. A., 631 
 '13 Lantz, C. W., 499 
 '85 Lantz. M, P., 41 
 '14 Lanz, Etta M., S4i 
 
 II23 
 
 '07 Lapham, Ina O., 284 
 
 '09 Large, G. P., 349 
 
 '10 Large, Zelma, 385 
 
 '16 Largent, J. C, 631 
 
 '07 Larmier, R. S., 284 
 
 '13 Larkin, F. D. L., 499 
 
 '13 Larkin, Ida C, 499 
 
 '13 Larkin, W. J. Jr., 500 
 
 '78 Lamed, Mary S., 18 
 
 '15 Lanier, Mrs. F. (See Cor- 
 dell, Eula E.) 
 
 '08 Larracas, F. V., 316 
 
 '13 Larsen, L. R., 500 
 
 '06 Larson, C. A., 256 
 
 '18 Larson, C. C, 723 
 
 '97 *Larson, C. S., 103 
 
 '14 Larson, Eva L., 541 
 
 '10 Larson, H. P., 385 
 
 'iG Larson, I. N., 6^1 
 
 '03 Larson, L. F., 184 
 ^'Larson, L. J., 784 
 
 '16 Larson, Mrs. L. J. (See 
 Hollandsworth, Joseph- 
 ine B. S.) 
 
 '15 Larson, L. L., 584 
 
 '10 Larson, Martha S., 385 
 
 '03 Larson, N. A., 184 
 
 '16 Larson, R. V., 631 
 gl.a Rue, G. R., 784 
 
 '17 Lascelles, R. J.. 082 
 'is Laskin, L. J., .■;84 
 '18 La Tur, Angle, 723 
 '16 Lathrop, C. P., 631 
 '00 Lathrop, Olive C, 132 
 '17 Lathrop, W. G., 682 
 '18 Latimer, Mrs. G. G. (See 
 Malsbary, Grace E.) 
 gLatimer, T. E., 785 
 gLatimer, T. S., 785 
 '8s Lattin, T., 41 
 'I3 Lattin, R. T., 5oo 
 '12 Lattin, Mrs. R. T. (See 
 
 Barry, Mary C.) 
 'is Latzer, Irma A., 584 
 '99 Latzer, J. A., 121 
 '00 Latzer, Jennie M., 132 
 '06 Latzier, L. L., 2s6 
 '08 Latzier, R. L., 316 
 'iS Lauder, F. R., 723 
 gLaucr, W. W., 785 
 '09 Laughlin, E. V., 349 
 '12 Lauher, P. B., 463 
 ')S L.-iuphit. Tse, 723 
 'n Laurence, A. F., 425 
 '18 Lauritzen, Marion M., 723 
 '11 Lauter, C. J., 425 
 'iS Lauterback, E. G., 584 
 '81 *Lawhead, Lucy M., 26 
 '10 *Lawler, O. H., 385 
 '08 Lawless, Julius A., 316 
 '14 Lawless, J. C, S4i 
 '16 Lawless ,Mary J., 631 
 '16 Lawnin, N.. 631 
 '99 Lawrence, C. G., 122 
 '18 Lawrence, C. H., 724 
 '11 Lawrence, C. W., 425 
 '16 *Lawrence, E. A., 631 
 '14 Lawrence, E. D., 541 
 '10 Lawrence, Mrs. H. G., 
 
 (See Highfell, Inez F.) 
 gLawrence, M., 785 
 '81 Lawrence, Nettie E., 26 
 '17 Lawrence, R. E., 682 
 '17 Lawrence. R. H., 682 
 '16 Laws, J. W., 631 
 
 gLawson, E. L., 785 
 '15 Lawson, Mary M.. s84 
 '15 Lawton, B. C., S84 
 '07 Lawyer, J. C, 284 
 '16 Lawyer, J. D., 631 
 '06 Laycock, M. J., 256 
 '10 Layden, J. E., 385 
 '13 *Layden, T. E., 500 
 'i I Layer, H., 42s 
 
 gLaying, T. E., 785 
 '01 Layton, Katherine A. W., 
 149 
 
II24 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 ^Layton, W. K., 785 
 '07 Lazear, W. B., 284 
 "16 Leach, P. J., 631 
 '13 Leach, Margaret, 500 
 '16 Leach, M. E., 631 
 
 ^Leach, Mrs. M. E. (See 
 Doane, Alice M.) 
 '99 Leach, W. B., 122 
 '96 Leal, Sophia N., 93 
 '17 Leander, E. I., 682 
 '10 Leas, Mildred, 385 
 '04 Lease, L. J., 205 
 '16 Leatherman, Marian, 631 
 '15 Leavens, A. B., 584 
 '04 Leaverton, J. E., 205 
 
 ^Le Cato, J. M., 785 
 '16 Ledgcrwood, L. W., 631 
 '75 Lee, Alice, 8 
 '17 Lee, A. C, 682 
 '18 Lee, B. F., 724 
 'o9 Lee, C. B., 349 
 '16 Lee, Ellena, 632 
 '79 Lee, E., 21 
 '78 Lee, E. O., 18 
 '13 Lee, E. S., 500 
 '09 Lee, Gertrude A., 349 
 
 gLee, H. R., 785 
 '15 Lee, Izora, 584 
 '00 Lee, J. L., 132 
 '07 Lee, Mary H., 284 
 
 gLee, M. L. T., 785 
 '11 Lee, O. H., 426 
 '18 Lee, T. N., 724 
 '14 Lee, W. H., 541 
 'I4 Lee, Y. N., 541 
 '75 *Leflar, J. E., 8 
 '03 Lefler, Grace, 184 
 '16 Leggett, Wilkie W., 632 
 '17 Leggit, F., 682 
 '18 Leggitt, F. W., 724 
 '03 Lego, Lulu M., 184 
 
 g^Lehenbauer, B. G., 785 
 
 gLehenbauer, P. A., 786 
 '02 Leber, J. C, 166 
 '17 Lehman, L. H., 682 
 '10 Lehman, R. F., 385 
 '15 Lehmann, G. E., 585 
 '18 Lehmann, Ruth T., 724 
 '16 Leibsle, R. W., 632 
 '08 Leidendeker, F. E., 316 
 '08 Leidendeker, Mrs. F. E. 
 
 (See Eraser, Annebell) 
 '97 Leigh, C. W., 103 
 '16 Leighty, W. S., 632 
 '18 Leist, C, 724 
 '18 Leitzbach, Elizabeth, 724 
 '16 Le Kander, R. E., 632 
 '16 Le Kander, Mrs R. E. 
 (See Gilbert, Minnie E.) 
 'is Lekberg, C. H. S., 585 
 '95 Lemen, W. C S.. 86 
 '86 Lemme, E., 46 
 '16 Lemmon, E. G., 632 
 '17 Lemp, J. F., 682 
 '17 Landman, A. N., 682 
 '07 Lendrum, Ethel, 284 
 '16 Lenhart, N. J., 632 
 '98 *Lentz, Caroline A., 112 
 '16 Lentz, C. A., 632 
 '03 Lentz. Mary, i84 
 '17 Lenzen, A. F., 682 
 '16 Lenzing, C. W., 632 
 '12 Leo, H. T., 463 
 '09 Leonard, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 
 Jackson. Zita E.) 
 '09 Leonard, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Baker, Ruth M.) 
 '00 Leonard, E., 2S6 
 '11 Leonard, Frances B., 426 
 '12 Leonard, F. B., Jr., 463 
 '15 Leonard, Gladys A., 585 
 '11 Leonard, H. R., 426 
 '13 Leonard, Ruth, 463 
 'li? Leonard, W. N., 585 
 'is Leopold, R. E., 585 
 '17 Larch, E., 683 
 '14 Leriche, W., 541 
 
 'ii Lescher, F. M., 426 
 '10 Leslie, E. A., 385 
 '13 Leslie, E. H., soo 
 
 ^Leslie, H. D., 786 
 '17 Leslie, Madge C, 683 
 'is Leslie, Mrs. W. R. (See 
 Rutember, Frances M.) 
 '03 Le Sourd, A. C., 184 
 '11 Le Sure, C. S., 426 
 '18 Lett, H. H., 724 
 '99 Leutwiler, O. A., 122 
 '11 Leutwiler, R. W., 426 
 'is Leverenz, A. C. G., 585 
 '04 Leverton, E. R., 205 
 '11 Levey, C. T., 426 
 
 gLevay, H. A., 786 
 '10 Levinson, L., 386 
 '17 Lavinson, M. C 683 
 '10 Levis, C. P., 386 
 '13 Levis, W. E., soo 
 '14 Levis, Mrs. W. E. (See 
 
 Harris, Margaret R.) 
 ■93 Levy, A. L., 71 
 '06 Lewis, B. A., 2s6 
 '07 Lewis, B. R., 284 
 '89 *Lewis, C. A., 54 
 
 gLewis, C. D., 7S6 
 '83 Lewis, Camilla F., 34 
 '96 Lewis, C. M., 93 
 '14 Lewis, Clara V., 541 
 '12 Lewis, Edna, 463 
 '77 *Lewis, E. v., 14 
 '12 Lewis, F. D., 463 
 '10 Lewis, G. Q., 386 
 
 gLawis, H. F., 786 
 '14 Lewis, J. E., 541 
 '11 Lewis, J. H., 426 
 '89 *Lewis, J. L., 54 
 '17 Lewis, J. T., 683 
 '12 Lewis, Katharine, 463 
 '14 Lewis, Laura L., S4i 
 '11 Lewis, Lucy E., 426 
 'os Lewis, Lucy M., 229 
 '83 Lewis, R. D., 34 
 '10 Lewis, R. H., 386 
 'os Lewis, R. J., 229 
 '12 Lewis, R. R., 463 
 '08 *Lewis, T. B., 317 
 'is Lewis, T. G., 585 
 '07 *Lewis, W., 284 
 '02 Lewis, Mrs. W. A. (See 
 
 Burrill, Evelyn) 
 '17 Li, S. K., 683 
 'is Liang, T. H., s8s 
 '18 Libman, Anita, 724 
 '16 Libman, E. E., 632 
 
 gLichty, L. C, 786 
 '18 Lreber, Ruth E., 724 
 '17 Liedel, R. B., 683 
 '96 Liese, G. C, 93 
 '84 Lietze, F. A., 38 
 '89 Ligare, E. F., 54 
 '08 Ljggett, F. M., 317 
 '16 Liggett, Irene L., 632 
 '14 Liggett, L. A., S42 
 'is Light. C. R., s8s 
 '07 Lill, H. F., 284 
 '84 Lilly, C. H., 38 
 '84 *Lilly. G. E., 38 
 'i6 de Lima, M. F., 632 
 '17 Lin, T. K.. 683 
 '15 Linbarger, S. C 58s 
 '16 Lincoln, C. W., 632 
 
 ^Lincoln, W., 786 
 '09 Lindberg, E. F. J., 349 
 '15 Lindberg, G. I., "585 
 '10 Lindberg, I. A. I.. 386 
 '12 Lindberg, Ruth M. R., 463 
 '18 Lindeberg, G., 724 
 'i6 Linder, C. S., 632 
 '15 Linder. Grace, 585 
 '14 Linder. L. S.. S42 
 '17 Linder, M. S., 683 
 '02 Lindgren, J. M., t66 
 '05 Lindley, Almeda V.. 2^9 
 '14 Lindley, Bess M.. 542 
 
 09 Lindley, F. H., 349 
 15 Lindley, Ida H., 58s 
 II Lindley, June, 426 
 01 Lindley, W. C., 149 
 04 Lindsay, F. M., 205 
 
 15 Lindsey, G. H., 585 
 
 16 Lindsey, H. W., 632 
 
 17 Lindsey, J. R., 683 
 17 Lindsey, L. M., 683 
 II Lindstrom, A. W., 426 
 17 Linendoll, H. A., 683 
 
 15 Link, Hilah J., 586 
 g-Linkins, R. H., 786 
 
 98 Linn, F. D., 112 
 
 96 Linn, H. R., 94 
 
 97 Linn, Mrs. H. R. (See 
 
 Buck, Luella E.) 
 09 Linn, J. H., 349 
 17 Linnard, E. W., 683 
 
 16 Linnell, Carrie E., 632 
 ^Linney, Mrs. H. H. (See 
 
 Wood, Cornelia E.) 
 '16 Linsley, C. M., 633 
 '09 Linton, Margie, 349 
 '98 Lin/.ee. A. C, 112 
 '14 Liss, O. L., S42 
 
 gListon, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 English, Inez J.) 
 '17 Little, A. D., 683 
 'c6 Little, C. E., 256 
 '16 Little, C. R., 633 
 '17 Little, Ethel E., 683 
 '83 *Little, H. P., 34 
 '11 Little, L. L., 426 
 
 gLittle, Mrs. L. R. (See 
 Holmer, Emma) 
 '07 Little, R. F., 284 
 '12 Littlejohn, Lula L., 463 
 '11 Littler, S. H., 427 
 '12 Littleton, A. C., 463 
 
 ^Littleton, L. R., 786 
 
 ^Littleton, Martha E., 787 
 '18 Liu, N. Y., 724 
 
 ^Liu. Y., 787 
 '16 Livesay, Ruth F., 633 
 '14 Livesay, W. B., 542 
 '12 Livingston, L. L., 463 
 '01 Livingston, Stacia, 150 
 '06 Llewellyn, C, 256 
 '95 Llewellyn, D. R., 86 
 '18 Llewellyn, Hazel 1., 724 
 '77 Llewellyn, T. C 14 
 '77 Llewellyn, Mrs. J. C. (See 
 
 Piatt, Emma C.) 
 '11 Llewellyn, Ruth, 427 
 '06 Llewellyn, R. C., 256 
 '02 Lloyd, G. T., 166 
 '11 Lloyd, J. H., 427 
 "08 Lloyd. Tennie M., 317 
 '09 Lloyd, Nell E., 349 
 •03 Llovd, R. C, 184 
 'is Lloyd, T. H., 586 
 '16 Llovd. Mrs. T. H. (See 
 
 Gehant, Evelyn) 
 '87 Llovde, C. A., 48 
 '78 Llovde, F. H., 18 
 '11 Locke, Mrs. A. (See 
 
 Powel. Ellen C.) 
 '13 Locke, Clara E., 500 
 'oq Locke, W. C, 3S0 
 '11 Locke. Mrs. W. C. (See 
 
 Webber, Lois) 
 '18 Lockwood, Isabel K., 724 
 '08 Lodge, F. S., 317 
 '01 Lodge, P. E., ISO 
 '13 Loeffler, F. X., soo 
 '13 Loehr, T. E., 500 
 '09 Lofquist, H. S., 350 
 '99 Loftus, Ella M., 122 
 '08 Logan, C. C, 317 
 '07 Logan, C. R., 285 
 '17 Logan, F. A., 683 
 '08 Logan, Grace B., 317 
 '06 Logan, W. A., 256 
 '04 Logaman, A. E., 205 
 '07 Logeman. L. I., 285 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 112 = 
 
 Logue, C. L., 133 
 
 Loh, P. K., 500 
 
 Lohman, F. C, 427 
 
 Lohr, L. W., Soo 
 
 Loing, Fern M., 586 
 
 Lonergan, C. P. A., 230 
 
 Long, A. M., 86 
 
 Long, A. T., 317 
 g'Long, Florence, 787 
 
 Long, F. B., 48 
 
 Long, G. D., 350 
 
 Long, J. A., 317 
 
 Long, Mrs. J. A. (See 
 Seiler, Alice F.) 
 
 Long, J. O., 633 
 
 Long, L. F., 6S3 
 
 Long, P. K., 724 
 
 Long, Ruth I., 724 
 
 Long, R. H., 257 
 
 Long, T. L., 230 
 
 Longueville, J. C, 586 
 
 Loomis, A. B., 72 
 
 Loomis, C. B., 684 
 
 Loomis, Helen A., 285 
 
 Looney, J. L., 724 
 
 Loosley, F. E., 205 
 
 Lopez, A., 542 
 g^Lopez, M. L., 787 
 gLord, A. R., 787 
 
 Lord, Mrs. A. R. (See 
 Burns, Ruth M.) 
 
 Lord, C. A., 386 
 /jLord, L. C, 830 
 
 Lord, M. F., 350 
 
 Lord, W. E., 386 
 
 Lorenz, F. A., Jr., 350 
 
 Lorenzen, W. C, 463 
 
 Lotz, E. H. (See Loutzen- 
 hiser, E. H.) 
 
 Lotz, H. B., 633 
 
 Lotz, J. R., 150 
 
 Lotz, Mrs. J. R. (See 
 Davison, Mabel K.) 
 
 Louret, F., 684 
 
 Loutzenhiser, E. H., 317 
 
 Loutzenhiser, Sarah E., 
 SOI 
 
 Love, Beryl P., 7^4 
 
 Love, C. S., 633 
 
 Love, C. W., 386 
 
 Love, Mrs. I. A. (See 
 Boggs, Martha H.) 
 
 Love, Leila S., 205 
 
 Love, Mary E., 633 
 
 Love, R. J., 317 
 
 Lovell, M. M., 684 
 
 Lowe, C. C, 725 
 
 Lowe. R., 386 
 /^Lowell, A. L., 830 
 
 Lowenthal, F., 150 
 
 Lower, P. E., 542 
 gLowrie, J. M., 787 
 gLowrie, S. G., 787 
 
 Lowry, Bessie, 684 
 *Lowry, J. A. 
 
 Lowry, Jessie R., 285 
 
 Lowry, Mrs. S. W. (See 
 Tener, Katherine R.) 
 
 Lowry, T. G., 317 
 
 Lu, C. K., 684 
 
 Lu, C. T., 633 
 
 Lucas, Corda C., 23 
 
 Lucas, Rena A., 205 
 
 Lucke, Mrs. R. O. (See 
 Ryan, Jessie) 
 
 Luckett, C. L., 542 
 
 Ludlow, Helen, 725 
 
 Ludvik, B. E., 633 
 
 Ludwick, G. \V., 94 
 
 Ludwig, Ethel L., 864 
 
 Ludwig, E. R., 427 
 
 Ludwig, L. J., 633 
 
 Luebben, Mrs. T. E. (Sec 
 Hinshaw, Hazel E.) 
 
 Lueder, H. H., 684 
 gLukens, W. P., 7S7 
 
 Lumbrick, A., 317 
 
 '86 Lumley, C. G., 45 
 
 '88 Lumley, Mrs. C. G. (Sec 
 
 McLean, Nellie) 
 '16 Lumley, L. R., 633 
 "02 Lummis, Jessie L, 166 
 17 Lummis, I. L., 684 
 
 16 Lummis, M. F., 633 
 03 Lund, H., 166 
 
 og Lund, J. €., 3S0 
 
 17 Lund. J. V. 684 
 
 OS Lundahl, B. H., 230 
 'i I T.undahl. R. R., 427 
 
 16 Lunde, G. R., 633 
 
 17 Lundeen, C. C., 684 
 
 16 Lundgren, A. V. T., 633 
 02 Lundgren, C. L., 166 
 
 18 Lundgren, F. E., 725 
 IS Lundgren, F. G., s86 
 
 14 Lundgren, Mrs. F. G. 
 
 (See Nagel, Marcella 
 E.) 
 
 15 Lundin, R. S., 586 
 
 13 Luney, E. R., 501 
 07 Luney, F. S., 285 
 
 15 Luney, R. T., 586 
 
 17 Lungren, A. M., 684 
 
 16 Lungren, E. E., 633 
 
 14 Lurie, E. M., 542 
 
 17 Lurie, S. J., 684 
 
 17 Lusk, Genevieve A., 684 
 gLussky. A. E., 787 
 
 17 Lutes, G. W., 684 
 
 12 Luther, Caroline, 463 
 
 02 Luther, O. L., 167 
 '03 Luther, Mrs. O. L. (See 
 Stutsman, Adah H.) 
 gLutz, Gretchen K., 788 
 '15 Lutz, R. S., 586 
 '08 Lybarger, R. E., 318 
 '75 Lyford, C. C., 8 
 
 01 Lyman, F. L., 150 
 '72 Lyman, G. H., i 
 
 87 Lyman, H. M., 48 
 
 15 Lyman, L. T., 586 
 
 18 Lyman, Mary A. A., 725 
 
 16 Lyman, R. D., 633 
 ID Lynch, H. W., 386 
 
 '08 Lynch, R. A., 318 
 18 Lynch, Margaret, 725 
 
 09 Lynn, J. E., 3So 
 16 Lyon, J. B., 634 
 
 12 Ly>on, Mrs. W. F. (See 
 
 Thayer, Alice C.) 
 16 Lyons, Carrie F., 634 
 16 Lyons, Hazel S., 634 
 18 Lyons, O. I., 72s 
 14 Lyons, R. J. 542 
 1 1 Lyons, T. E., 427 
 01 Lytle, E. B., 150 
 
 07 Lytle, Mrs. E. B. (See 
 
 Fullenwider, Alice E.) 
 16 McAdams. Mary E., 634 
 
 16 McAfee, L. G., 634 
 
 10 McAllister, H. T., 387 
 '79 McAllister, Minnette C, 
 
 10 McAllister, W. K., 387 
 
 OS McAnulty, Ethel E., 230 
 
 14 McCabe, C. L., 542 
 
 '08 McCain, Myrtle B., 318 
 
 01 McCall, E. A., ISO 
 
 18 McCammon, Martha, 725 
 
 90 McCandless, H. W.. 58 
 
 17 McCandlish, F. R., 684 
 
 08 McCann, G. C. (See Bes- 
 
 ore. Hazel) 
 OS *McCarthy, Estella, 230 
 
 02 McCarthy, H., 167 
 
 02 McCarthy, Mrs. H. (See 
 
 Beebe, Florence J.) 
 
 04 McCarthy, J. J.. 205 
 
 93 McCartney, W. P., 72 
 
 ■98 McCarty, C. J., 112 
 
 04 McCarty, J., 206 
 
 '07 McCarty, L. J., 285 
 
 75 
 
 13 
 '17 
 '93 
 •84 
 
 '06 
 
 '09 *McCaskey, C. P., 350 
 '11 McCaskey, P. A.. 427 
 '08 McCaskey, Wendla J., 318 
 •14 McCaskill, K. A., 342 
 '94 McCaskrin, H. M., 79 
 '94 McCaskrin, Louise E., 79 
 '14 *McCaughey. L. D., S42 
 '15 McCauley. C. H., -586 
 McCauley. J. C. 8 
 McClain. F. H.. 387 
 McCIellan, K. B.. 684 
 McClelland, M. J., 634 
 ^McClelland. T., 830 
 McClenahan, W. T.. 350 
 McClintock, Mrs. D. H. 
 (See Frankenberg, 
 Pearle) 
 McClintock. Margaret, 501 
 McCloud. J. F.. 684 
 McCloy. R. E., 72 
 McCluer. G. W.. 38 
 15 McCluggape, H. B., s86 
 *McClure. C. B., 
 McClure, Elizabeth A.. 
 
 72'^ 
 
 McClure, Elizabeth D., 
 
 206 
 McClure. O. D., 63 
 McClure, Winifred L.. 634 
 McClurg. Loin D., 387 
 McClurg. Nelle I., 464 
 McChirg. W. S.. 2=; 7 
 McCol'ev. Carrie. '^86 
 McCollister. M. S., 387 
 g-McCollough E. v.. 788 
 McCollum. H. D., tso 
 McGomb, D. O., 387 
 ^eMcComis. S. T. L.. 788 
 IVTcConauehv. E. L., 257 
 MrPonnel- A. H.. 464 
 Mcronnel. T. M.. 542 
 McConnell. E.. 70 
 McConnell. M. G., 72 ■; 
 McConnell, W. R., 464 
 MrConney. R. B.. 1:4 
 *McConnuo"hPV. E. W., 28s 
 McCord. R. N.. 387 
 MoCormack, C. E.. 387 
 irMcCormark. H., 7S8 
 McCormick, E., ■^42 
 McCormick, E. B., 257 
 McCormick, Flora, 79 
 McCormick, R. C 150 
 *McCormick. W.. 63 
 McCoy. A. E., 634 , 
 McCoy, C. B., 257 
 '12 McCoy, D. W., 464 
 "17 McCoy, H. W., 68s 
 McCoy, J., 257 
 McCoy, M. H., 318 
 McCracken, H. O., 543 
 McCracken, R. W., 318 
 McCracken, W. K., 634 
 McCrea, H. A.. 350 
 McCreery, Vashti, 725 
 McCuen, G. W., 586 
 McCulloch, Isabella J., 206 
 McCullock, H. W., 586 
 McCullough, F. R., 28s 
 McCullough, Helen E., 
 68s 
 
 '04 McCullough, J. F.. 206 
 '18 McCullough, Mary E., 725 
 '06 McCully, C. T., 2S7 
 '07 McCully, Mrs. C. T. (See 
 
 Nichol, Anice E.) 
 '02 McCully, Harriett E., 167 
 '04 McCully, W. A.. 206 
 '16 McCumber, C. W., 634 
 '01 McCune, F. L., 151 
 McCune, H. L., 34 
 McCune, J. M., 501 
 McDermet. R., 494 
 MacDonald, A. P., 634 
 
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 '15 
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 '17 
 
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 '14 McDonald. iMrs. A. R. 
 
 (See Anderson, Rena) 
 '08 McDonald, Alice B., 318 
 '10 McDonald, E. M.. 387 
 '18 McDonald, Georgia H., 725 
 '14 MacDonald, Mrs. J. J. 
 
 (See Payne Veda L.) 
 '14 McDonald, J. E. W., 543 
 
 gMacdonald, Janet M., 788 
 '08 McDonald. L., 318 
 
 gMacDonald. Mrs. N. F. 
 
 (See Johnson, Gertrude 
 
 A.) 
 '05 McDougall, Agnes, 230 
 '11 McDowell, I. W., 427 
 '16 McDowell, R. E., 634 
 '99 *McElfresh. F. M., 122 
 '10 *McElhiney, L. A., 387 
 '18 McElhiney, Ruth, 725 
 '16, McElveen, W. T., Jr.. 634 
 
 gMcElwain. Jennie, 788 
 '17 McEvoy. T. T., 685 
 '14 McEwen. Mrs. J. A. (See 
 
 Mitchell, Helen) 
 '97 McFadden, Belle L., 103 
 '16 McFall. D. M., 634 
 '14 McFarland. E. D., 543 
 '05 McFarland, Mrs, E. D. 
 
 (See Massey, Esther) 
 '12 McFarland, E, H., 464 
 '03 McFarland, J. A., 185 
 '07 McFarland. W._ J., 285 
 
 gMacfarlane, W., 7S8 
 '16 McGaughey, G. E., 635 
 '14 McGee, Edna A., 543 
 '93 McGee, W. S,, 72 
 '15 McGhee, O, M,. 586 
 '12 McGill, Elizabeth R., 464 
 '18 MacGillivray, M. E,, 725 
 '99 McGilvrey. Mrs. J. E., 
 
 (See Kelly, Mary) 
 '05 McGinley. W.. 230 
 '09 McGinnis, H, D,, 350 
 '18 McGinnis, Helen A., 723 
 '02 McGinnis, Mary O., 167 
 '00 McGlachlin, Mrs. T. L. 
 (See Beck, Florence M,) 
 '13 McGorrisk, D. H., 501 
 '12 McGrath, F. X., 464 
 '14 McGrath, J. M., 543 
 '03 McGrath, S. J., 230 
 '18 McGrath, T. W., 725 
 '14 McGraw, Katherine L., 
 
 g*M^cGregor, H. H„ 788 
 
 '12 MacGregor, H. P., 464 
 
 '18 McGregor, J. L„ 725 
 
 gMacGregor, Hazel H,, 788 
 
 '13 McCIrew, C. B„ 501 
 
 '11 McHarry, Jessie, 427 
 
 '12 McHarry, Liesette J,, 464 
 
 '88 McHugh G. B., 51 
 
 '04 Mcllhenny, Mary E,, 206 
 
 '02 *McIlvaine, B. E., 167 
 
 '16 Maclnnes, Frances J., 635 
 
 gMacInnes. D, A,. 788 
 
 '08 Mclntire, Ella E., 318 
 
 '07 Mclntire, J. F,, 285 
 
 '06 Mclntire, M. M,, 257 
 
 '12 Mclntire, W. R,, 464 
 
 '13 Mcintosh, H. S., 501 
 
 '11 Mclntyre. Eva L., 427 
 
 '13 Mclntyre, G. E., 501 
 
 '09 Mclntyre, T. V., 350 
 
 '13 Mclntyre. Mabel, 501 
 
 '97 Mclntyre, Ruhama L., 
 
 285 
 
 '18 McKav, A., 726 
 
 '81 McKay. F. M., 26 
 
 •16 MacKechnie. H. W., 635 
 
 '15 McKee, Edna B,, 5S7 
 
 '96 McKee, T. H., 94 
 
 '18 McKee, Mary A., 726 
 
 '14 N^cKee. Olivetta, 543 
 
 '12 McKee, P. H., 464 
 
 •90 McKee, W. E., 58 
 
 '18 McKeever, R. E., 726 
 
 10 McKeever, W. E., 387 
 07 McKeever, Mrs. W. E. 
 (See Charles, Alta A.) 
 iMcKellogg. C. S., 7S8 
 09 McKelvey. A. W., 351 
 07 McKelvey, F, H,, 285 
 
 09 McKelvey, Mrs. F. H, 
 
 (See Lee, Gertrude A.) 
 ^McKenna, E, L., 788 
 
 10 McKeon. J. M., 635 
 15 McKeown, J. L,, 5S7 
 
 oS McKeown, Mrs. J. (See 
 
 Ostrander, Mabel V.) 
 04 *McKinley, G. H., 206 
 17 McKinnell, Isabella G., 
 685 
 
 13 McKinney, H. T., 301 
 
 10 McKinney, Lilabel, 387 
 1 7 McKinney, N., 6S5 
 
 11 McKinnie. E. C., 428 
 07 McKinnie, Eva M., 285 
 
 07 McKnight, Elizabeth B., 
 
 286 
 15 McKnight, T. I., 387 
 04 McKnieht, W. A., 206 
 ^McKown, H. C., 789 
 
 17 McKown, R. L., 583 
 McLane, C. D,, 67 
 
 *McLane, J. A,, 18 
 McLane, J, W,, 151 
 McLarty, R. C. 464 
 McLaughlin, Edna M., 
 
 2S6 
 McLaughlin, J. L., 351 
 McLaughlin, J. W., 543 
 gMcLaughlin, Maude K., 
 
 789 
 McLean, J. C, 387 
 McLean. Nellie. 51 
 McLee. E. B.. 726 
 McLellan, M. B., 237 
 McLellan, Mary C., 31 
 McMahon, Eva I., 286 
 McMahon, Grace D., 318 
 McMains, L,, 72 
 McManis, J, W., 286 
 McMillan, E. C, 331 
 MacMillan, L. €., 683 
 McMillan, M. H., 318 
 McMillan, N. Jr., 206 
 McMillen. G .B., 387 
 McMillen. Sarah G., 331 
 McMullan, H. E., 301 
 McMurry. K. F., I67 
 McXair. Berneice B., 726 
 McXallv. T. L., 635 
 McXally, Mary C., S87 
 __ McNary, F. C.. 464 
 
 04 MacXeal,. Mrs. W. J., 
 
 (See Perry, Mabel) 
 
 1 8 McXeill, Angeline, 726 
 09 McXeill, Xorah, 351 
 
 05 McXeill, R. P.. 230 
 
 17 McXulta, S,. 685 
 04 McNutt, J. Jr., 79 
 
 15 MacPherson, E, S„ 587 
 77 *McPherson. John, 14 
 
 12 McOuaid. J. J., 464 
 96 McRae, J. A., 94 
 
 03 McRobie. Isabel, 183 
 II McRobie, Jessie B., 428 
 
 14 McTaggart. Mrs. G., (See 
 
 Christopher, Bessie F,) 
 
 14 McVay, T, X.. 543 
 
 15 McVev, Xellie F., 387 
 
 14 McWethy, D. V., 543 
 
 18 McWilliams, Marie L.. 
 
 726 
 00 McWilliams, Xellie L., 
 
 133 
 
 15 Macbeth, Grace. S87 
 18 Machovec. E, P., 726 
 
 06 Mack. L. W., 237 
 76 *Mackay, D, S., 11 
 76 *Mackay, H., 11 
 
 07 Mackay. Sarah D., 286 
 76 *Mackay, \V. A., 11 
 
 78 
 
 "lo Mackev, F. J., 388 
 •17 Mackie, E. T., 685 
 ■18 Mackin. P. J., 726 
 '81 Macknet, Metta M. I., 26 
 '17 Madden, Grace E., 685 
 'is Madden, Helen L,, 387 
 '11 Madden, I. H., 428 
 'II Madden. J. W., 428 
 '07 Maddock, Alice E., 286 
 ^Maddock, Kathryn, 789 
 "07 Maddox, W. C, 286 
 Mader, A., 587 
 
 05 ^Madison, G., 318 
 Madison, L, C, 726 
 
 ^Magath, f . B., 7S9 
 i^ Magee, E. C 301 
 12 Magee, Mrs. E. C, (See 
 Eiszner, Louise) 
 
 10 Maguire, W. C. 388 
 17 Mah, W, N., 685 
 
 76 Maban, H. W,, 11 
 78 Mahan, Jean C 18 
 g^Mahannah, A. E,, 789 
 
 16 Mahood, H, S., 633 
 
 11 Mail, E. F., 428 
 
 07 Main, J,, 286 
 
 06 Main, R. C, 257 
 
 17 Maitra, K. M,, 683 
 09 Majumdar, S. C, 351 
 
 12 Maki, I,, 463 
 
 18 Makutchan, C, 726 
 14 Malaise, C. L., 543 
 02 Malcolm. C. W.. 167 
 oS Malcolm. H. S., 318 
 
 5 Maley. R, C„ 587 
 I Mallory, M., 428 
 
 8 Mallory, R. H., 726 
 
 6 Maloit, Pauline G., 633 
 
 1 Malone, Rae I.. 428 
 
 8 Malsbary, Grace E., 726 
 
 Maltby, F. B., 30 
 o Mamer, C, 38S 
 
 6 Manard, R. P.. 94 
 
 2 Mandel, E., 463 
 
 Mandeville, Hazel, .•^88 
 ^Manev, G. A., 789 
 
 7 Manian. R. K,, 683 
 
 08 Mangas, L. S., 318 
 04 Ma«gas, Maud, 206 
 
 08 Mangold. Mrs. (See 
 Thomas, Jane I,) 
 
 2 Manierre, A. E., 463 
 
 7 Manley, Marion, 685 
 
 8 Manlev, Mvra F., 726 
 7 Manley. O. R., 683 
 
 3 Mann, Alice C, i85 
 ■6 *Mann, A. H., 11 
 17 Mann. A. R., 103 
 
 1 Mann, A. W., 428 
 
 04 Mann, C. J., 206 
 
 13 Mann, E. H., 501 
 95 Mann, E. L., 87 
 
 1.1 Mann, Edith M., 343 
 -6 Mann, F. I., 11 
 
 05 Mann, H. L., 319 
 76 Mann, J. R., 11 
 
 78 Mann, Mrs. J. R., (See 
 Columbia ,Emma) 
 'o9 Mann, Jessie V., 351 
 '06 Mann, K. B.. 258 
 '17 Mann, Marjorie D., 686 
 '93 Mann. Mary E., 72 
 '09 Mann, Mary E., 351 
 '8; Manns. A. G., 41 
 '97 *Mannv, F. H., 103 
 '18 Manny, T. B., 726 
 '90 Manny, \V. I., 58 
 '10 Manock. W. R., 388 
 '16 Mansfield. C. F., 635 
 '81 Mansfield. VV. A.. 27 
 '09 Mansfield, W. M,, 331 
 '09 *Manspeaker, L. V. Jr., 
 
 331 
 '04 Manspeaker. Pearle, 207 
 '12 Manspeaker. W, W., 465 
 sManuel. H. T., 789 
 gManuel, W. A., 789 
 
17 Mapel, Frances P., 686 
 
 02 Mapes, J. V., 167 
 
 iq Marbach, H. A. L., 587 
 
 96 Marble, H. C, 94 
 
 15 Marbold, Margaret A.. 587 
 
 17 Marbold, Pauline, 686 
 
 04 Mark, Elvira E., 207 
 
 03 Marker, (i. E., 185 
 
 13 Markley, L. S., 501 
 
 07 Marks, D. T., 286 
 
 16 Marks, Hazel F., 635 
 
 11 Marks, Mary E., 428 
 
 18 Marks, Maude I., 726 
 
 1 5 Marks. Sarah A., 587 
 
 17 Markson, H., 686 
 
 05 Marley, J. A., 230 
 
 12 Marquette, H. E., 465 
 
 14 Marquis, D. B., 543 
 
 05 Marquis, F. W., 230 
 
 11 Marquis, Mrs. F. W., 
 
 (See Parr, Elizabeth) 
 
 15 Marquis, L. D., 588 
 ^Marquis, S. D., 789 
 
 08 Marsden, R. D.. 319 
 
 09 Marsh, A. L., 351 
 
 06 Marsh. C. M., 258 
 09 Marsh, D., 352 
 
 04 *Marsh. G. E., 207 
 
 05 Marsh, H. R., 87 
 
 97 Marsh, L. W., 103 
 
 97 Marsh, N. F., 103 
 
 96 Marsh, Mrs. N. F. 
 
 (See Cairns, Cora M.) 
 
 04 Marsh, T. A., 207 
 
 07 Marshall, C. A., 286 
 
 13 Marshall, F. E.. 502 
 
 14 Marshall, R. H., 543 
 
 06 Marshall. R. S., 258 
 
 16 Marshall, R. W., 635 
 8s *Marshall, S. L., <ii 
 
 98 Marshutz. J. H.. 113 
 .^Marston, L. R.. 7S9 
 gMarten. Jane F., 790 
 
 18 Martens Margaret L., 726 
 09 Marti, W. C, 3S2 
 
 09 Martin, Arselia B., 352 
 02 Martin, A. C, 167 
 
 10 Martin, E. W., 388 
 18 Martin, F. A., 726 
 
 Martin, F W.. 635 
 
 Martin. Grace, 185 
 
 Martin, J. L., 287 
 
 Martin, J. M., 94 
 
 02 Martin, J. W., 167 
 
 09 Martin, Luta, 352 
 
 01 Martin. May L., 151 
 ^Martin, 0.,R.. 79° 
 gMartin, Mrs. O. R. (See 
 Hardin, Hazel) 
 
 01 Martin, R. W., 151 
 
 02 Martin, Mrs. R. W. (See 
 
 Pitts, Henrietta B.) 
 
 12 Martin, S. G.. 465 
 92 Martin. W. A., 67 
 
 16 Martin, W. H., 63s 
 
 05 *Martin, W. R.. 230 
 gMarvel, C. S., 790 
 
 07 Marvel, J, E., 287 
 
 15 Marx, F. A. K.. 588 
 
 17 Marx, G. B., 686 
 oq Maryatt, E. F.. 35.' 
 
 12 Maryatt. Mrs. E. F. (See 
 
 Bradley, Eugenia) 
 i6 Mason, A, H., 63s 
 
 11 Mason. Mavne S., 428 
 
 10 Mason, R. S,, 388 
 
 16 Mason, R, S., 635 
 81 Mason, W. K., 27 
 
 OS Massey, Esther, 230 
 gMasten, Adele, 790 
 
 13 Masters, J. H., 502 
 16 Mateer. H. W.. 636 
 
 11 Math. E. R., 428 
 
 II Matheny, S. V., 428 
 96 Mather, Althea S., 94 
 
 16 
 
 07 
 
 Index to Alumni 
 
 13 *Mather, Cornelia G., 502 
 95 Mather, F. E., 95 
 
 07 Mather, Jennie M., 287 
 
 00 Mather, Lydia, 133 
 
 04 Mather, Myra, 207 
 
 92 Mather, R. A., 67 
 
 05 Mather, Rose M., 231 
 
 14 Mathers, A., S43 
 
 88 Mathers, Effie A., 51 
 13 Mathers, L, E., 502 
 
 13 Mathers, M. B., 502 
 
 03 Mathews, C. M., 185 
 
 12 Mathews, C. W., 465 
 
 13 Mathews, J. H., 502 
 
 15 Mathews, Mrs. J. M. (See 
 
 Keefer, Ruth F.) 
 
 93 Mathews, Loueva M., 72 
 
 10 Mathews, Martha M., 388 
 
 16 Mathews, W. B., 636 
 
 17 Mathews, W. R., 686 
 09 Mathewson, J. W., 3S2 
 
 gMathewson, L. C, 790 
 
 12 Mathis, F. W., 465 
 
 12 Mathis, V. A., 465 
 
 iS Matoba, G. H., 727 
 05 Matousek, J., 231 
 
 15 Matteson, G. H., s88 
 
 18 Matthews, A. O., 727 
 
 09 Matthews, Bessie G., 3S2 
 
 07 Matthews, B. H., 287 
 
 72 *Matthews, J. N.. i - 
 
 12 Matthews, L. M., 46s 
 
 C3 Matthews, Mary A., 185 
 
 05 Matthews, Nellie P., 319 
 02 Matthews, R. C, 167 
 
 11 Matthewson, J. O., 429 
 gMattill, H. A.. 790 
 
 16 *Mattingly, L. J., 636 
 
 14 Mattingly, W. B.. 543 
 
 15 Mattison, J. D., s8S 
 
 12 *Mattoon, Charlotte, 465 
 15 Mattoon, E. W., 588 
 
 12 Mattson, E. N., 465 
 
 15 Mattson, Mrs. E. N. (See 
 
 Smith, Elizabeth M.) 
 II Mattson, Olive M., 429 
 
 18 M^tuszeevicz, Veronica C, 
 
 727 
 
 09 Maucker, Mrs. J. W. (See 
 
 BuflEum, Ruth I.) 
 
 91 Maue, A., 63 
 1 1 Mauel, L., 429 
 
 14 Maury, C. F., 543 
 
 00 *Maury, H. V. R., 133 
 
 13 Maury, J. A., 502 
 
 14 Maury, T. E.. S44 
 18 Mautner, E. W., 727 
 
 11 Mautner, L. A., 429 
 
 04 Mautz, G. J., 207 
 
 12 Maver, D. B., 465 
 
 16 Mayor, H. N., 636 
 II *Maxey, S. C, 429 
 
 06 Maxey, M. A., 258 
 
 05 Maxfield, L. H., 231 
 
 95 Maxon, R. Y., 87 
 
 92 Maxwell, Anna M., 67 
 
 96 Maxwell, C. J., 94 
 
 04 Maxwell, Mrs. C. R. (See 
 
 Worthen. Ella E.) 
 
 77 *Maxwell, Emily C, 14 
 02 Maxwell. Esther A., i6S 
 
 17 Maxwell. L. B., 686 
 17 Maxwell, L. C, 686 
 i8 Maxwell, R. J., 727 
 
 06 Maxwell, S. J., 258 
 
 07 Maxwell, W. W., 287 
 17 May, C. B., 686 
 
 05 May, D. T., 231 
 00 May, F. H., 133 
 
 ir May, Helen B., 429 
 
 g^May, H. G., 790 
 98 May, H. M., 113 
 09 May. W. W., 35^ 
 00 Mayall, E. L.. 133 
 
 13 Mayes, G. W., S02 
 
 1127 
 
 10 Mayne, L. B., 388 
 
 18 Mayo, T. B., 727 
 
 08 Maze, E. A., 319 
 
 04 Mead, C. E., 207 
 
 17 Mead, L, S., 686 
 
 08 Meadows. D. S., 319 
 
 16 Mealiff, A. E., 630 
 
 02 Means, Mrs. H. C. (See 
 
 Arnold. Lillian B.) 
 
 04 Medill, W. A., 207 
 
 18 Medlar, Henrietta, 727 
 10 Meek, A. B., 388 
 
 10 Meek, Mrs. A. B. (See 
 Felmley, Ruth D.) 
 
 13 Meek, C. T., 502 
 iS Meek. H. T., 727 
 
 17 Meek, W., 686 
 
 07 Meharry, C. L., 287 
 q6 Meharry, E. T., 2s8 
 
 05 Meharry, G. F., 231 
 
 05 Meharry, Mrs. G. F. (See 
 
 Voss, Sophie M.) 
 99 Me arry, J. E., 122 
 
 14 Mehl, W. W., 544 
 
 15 Mehlhop, Margaret M., 
 
 588 
 
 06 Mehren, E. J., 2s8 
 gMeier, Alice E., 790 
 
 05 Meier, E. E., 231 
 01 *Meier. W., isi 
 
 06 Meissner, J. A., 258 
 
 05 Melin, C. A., 231 
 
 03 Mell, J. D., 1 85 
 
 14 Mellen, A. F., 544 
 gMeloy, Martha L., 790 
 
 10 Melrose, Mary H., 388 
 
 07 Melton, H. L., 287 
 
 09 Melton, J. L., 3S2 
 
 15 Meltz, N., s88 
 
 06 Melvin, L. R., 2s8 
 
 11 Mench. J. G., 429 
 gMeneely, J. H., 791 
 
 16 Meneley, Olive M., 636 
 15 Mengel, G. H., s88 
 
 IS Mengel, Mrs. G. H. (See 
 Armstrong. Delia) 
 
 15 Menke H. G., s88 
 
 10 Mensenkamp, L. E., 636 
 
 17 Menzel, C. A., 686 
 85 Merboth. Louise, 41 
 
 18 Mercer, C. F., 727 
 
 04 Mercer, Iva E., 207 
 18 Mercer, R. D., 727 
 14 Mercer, W. W., S44 
 99 *Mercil. B. E., 122 
 
 14 Meredith, Ina V., 544 
 
 98 Merker, H. F., 113 
 ^Merrill, A. N., 791 
 
 03 Merrill. Julia \V-> i8s 
 00 Merrill, S. F., 133 
 14 Merrill. T. A., S44 
 ^Merrills, F. E., 791 
 
 14 Merrills, M. C, 544 
 
 16 Merriman, J. R., 636 
 
 12 Merris C. E., 465 
 82 *Merritt, C. H., 30 
 
 17 Merritt, Cora L., 686 
 
 07 Merritt, H. T.. 2S7 
 gMerrymon, W. W., 791 
 
 13 Meserve, T. C, 502 
 
 99 Mesiroff. J. A., 122 
 
 18 Messenger. Mrs. A. (See 
 
 Ludlow, Helen) 
 ^Messenger, Ruth E., 791 
 09 Messick, J. B., 3S3 
 
 08 Messick, Mrs. J. B. (See 
 
 Brundage, Florence L.) 
 93 Metcalf, J. D., 72 
 
 15 Metz, C. A., s88 
 
 05 Metzger, L. C. F.. 231 
 
 16 Metzler, A. M., 636 
 
 17 Meyer, A. F., 686 
 
 iS Meyer, A. F. E. H., 727 
 
 18 Meyer, A. W., 727 
 16 Meyer, C. T.. 636 
 
 14 Meyer, G., Jr., 544 
 
II28 
 
 '12 Meyer, Mrs. H. C. (See 
 
 Hampton, Amy I.) 
 'II Meyer, Mrs. H. P. (See 
 York, Mattie A.) 
 g'Meyer, 1. F., 791 
 '07 Meyer, J. F., Jr., 287 
 '12 Meyer, W., 466 
 '11 Michael H., 429 
 '96 Michalek, Mrs. J. (See 
 Clarke, Florence B.) 
 gMickle, F. L., 791 
 '97 Middleton, Mrs. E. (See 
 
 Ice, Marinda) 
 '17 iuiddleton, Edith A., 686 
 '18 Middleton, J. G., 727 
 '13 Middleton, W. S., 5o2 
 '17 Midkiff, J. H., 686 
 
 gMikami, G., 791 
 '18 Miles, Evelyn, 727 
 'i4 Miles, J. P., 544 
 '11 Miles, L. H., 429 
 '10 Miles, Lois M., 388 
 '12 Miles, P. K., 466 
 '97 Millar, A. B., 103 
 '09 Millar, C. E., 353 
 '09 Millar, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 
 Kavs, Lucile E.) 
 '93 Millar, C. v., -jz 
 ^Millar, P. H., 79t 
 •16 Millar, R. W., 636 
 gMillard, E. B., 791 
 ^Millard, F. H., 791 
 'i4 Millard, Mrs. F. H., 552 
 '09 Miller, A. €., 353 
 'i8 Miller, A. R., 727 
 '08 Miller, Bertha A., 319 
 '14 Miller. C. A., 544 
 '07 Miller, C. B., 287 
 'oS Miller, C. B., 319 
 '10 Miller, Mrs. t. B. (See 
 
 Pruyn, Clara) 
 '06 Miller, D., 258 
 '18 Miller, D. A., 727 
 '16 Miller. D. E., 636 
 '06 Miller, D. S., 258 
 '16 Miller, E. F., 636 
 '10 Miller, E. M.. 388 
 '16 Miller, E. S., 636 
 '04 Miller, F. C, 207 
 '16 Miller, F. R., 636 
 '92 Miller, Mrs. G. A. (See 
 
 Boggs, Cassandra) 
 '94 Miller, G. C, 79 
 '8s Miller, J. A., 41 
 
 gMiller, J. Earll, 792 
 '13 Miller, Jessie F., 502 
 gMiller, John E., 792 
 '08 Miller, Mrs. J. G. (See 
 
 Miller, Nellie G.) 
 '15 Miller, J. H.. 588 
 •16 Miller, J. H., 637^^ ,^ 
 '79 Miller, Mrs. J. H. (See 
 McAllister, Minnette C.) 
 '09 Miller, J. J., 3S3 ^ _ 
 '02 Miller, Mrs. L. J. (See 
 
 Riley, Anna B.) 
 '10 Miller, Laura M., 389 
 gMiller, Marie B., 792 
 '14 Miller, M. G., S44 
 '12 Miller, M. K., 466 
 '12 Miller, Mabel L., 466 
 'i2 Miller, Marie M., 466 
 '08 Miller, Nelle G., 319 
 '05 Miller, Nellie A., 231 
 '14 Miller, Olive F., 544 
 'is Miller, Ora L., s88 
 '07 Miller, R. A., 287 
 '11 Miller, R. A., 429 
 gMiller, R. N., 792 
 ^12 Miller, S. L., 466 
 '02 Miller, T. H., 168 
 '10 Miller, W. C, 389 
 •92 Miller, W. G., 67 
 '01 Miller, W. P., 151 
 '18 Miller, W. P., 727 
 gMiller. W. S., 792 
 '13 Miller, W. W.. S02 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 '11 Milligan, Helen M., 429 
 
 '16 Millin, R. B., 637 
 
 '15 Millizen, Edna V., 588 
 
 '12 Millizen, T. E., 466 
 
 '09 Mills, C. "P., 353 
 
 '10 Mills, Mrs. C. P. (See 
 
 Parrett, Florence M.) 
 '04 *Mills, F. E., 207 
 '12 Mills, G. G., 466 
 'is Mills, Mrs. J. E. (See 
 
 Percival, Marion) 
 '07 Mills, J. M., 287 
 '16 Mills, J. T., 637 
 '07 Mills, M., 287 
 '03 Mills, R. G., 185 
 '99 Mills, R. W., 122 
 '09 Mills, \V. A., 353 
 'C7 Millsaps, R. P. (See Mills, 
 M.) 
 irMillspaugh, A. C, 792 
 '07 Millspaugh, M. L., 287 
 'is Milne, Agnes M., s88 
 '96 Milne, E. L., 94 
 '14 Milne, Minnie Q., 544 
 79 *Milton, F. S., 21 
 '08 Miner, Ada M., 319 
 'c4 Miner, A. W., 207 
 '95 Miner, Mrs. E. A. (See 
 
 Spencer, Bertha) 
 '16 Miner, H., 637 
 '07 Miner, J. H., 288 
 '08 Mina-, Mrs. J. H. (See 
 
 Barnhart, Edna P.) 
 '10 Miner, L. E., 389 
 '14 Miner, L. W., 544 
 '12 Miner, Mary E., 466 
 '10 Miner, P. I., 389 
 '01 Miner, Mrs. S. C. (See 
 
 Iddings, Daisy D.) 
 '01 Miner, Mrs. T. R. (See 
 
 Talbot, Carrie E.) 
 '18 Mink, D. L., 728 
 '17 Minkema, VV. H., 687 
 '16 Minnis, L. E., 637 
 '13 Miner, L. L., S02 
 '13 Mirick, H. R., 502 
 '18 Mirwhirter, jannett L., 
 727 
 gMise, K., 792 
 'c4 Miskimen. W. A., 20S 
 '13 Misiier, F. D. S., 503 
 '01 Mitchell, Annie, isi 
 •91 Mitchell, C. J.. 63 
 'iS Mitchell, D. R., 728 
 '16 Mitchell, Elsie L., 637 
 '12 Mitchell, Eva, 466 
 '98 Mitchell, F. A., 113 
 '16 Mitchell, Grace, 637 
 'is Mitchell, G. I., S89 
 'C9 Mitchell, H. H., 353 
 
 gMitchell, Hazel AL E., 792 
 gMitchell, J. H., 792 
 '14 Mitchell, Helen, S44 
 ';3 Mitchell. J. O., 503 
 '18 Mitchell, L. O., 7?8 
 '16 Mitchell, ]Marguerite, 637 
 '10 Mitchell, N. D., 389 
 '06 Mitchell, R. C, 258 
 '%j Mitchell, W. R., 48 
 '13 Mix, M. J., 593 
 '13 Mize, R. C, 503 
 '14 Mizoguchi, G., 54S 
 
 g^Miziino. T., 792 
 '18 Moberley, E. S.. 728 
 
 /iModjeski, R.. 830 
 'i7 Moffett, D. R., 687 
 '94 Mogensen, P., 80 
 '13 Moh, H. Y.. S03 
 '13 Mohan, Mrs. J. J. (See 
 
 Alband, Lillian M.) 
 '12 Mohlman, F. W., 466 
 '16 Mohlman. Z. H., 637 
 't7 Mohr, Alba A., 687 
 •06 Mohr. E. C, 238 
 '12 Mohr. H., 466 
 
 '82 Mohr, L., 30 
 '14 Moir, R. B., 545 
 '13 Mpise, Mrs. L. (See 
 Mounts, Marjorie E.) 
 '12 Mojonnier, J. J.. 466 
 '10 Mojonnier, O. \V., 389 
 '01 Mojonnier, T., 151 
 'i<i Moles, O. S., 54 
 '04 Moles, Martha E., 208 
 '14 Molt, Margaret E.. 545 
 '17 Molyneaux, Juanita O., 
 687 
 gMoncrieff, J. E., 793 
 '18 Moncrieff, J. W., 728 
 '18 Monohon, Ila E., 728 
 '17 Monroe, G. S., 687 
 '12 Monroe, R., 466 
 'is Montague, A. R., 589 
 '84 Montezuma, C, 38 
 "11 Montgomery, Cecile, 429 
 12 Montgomery, H. E., 467 
 ^Montgomery, J., 793 
 'i2 Montgomery, M. A., 467 
 '17 Montgomery, T. L., 687 
 '12 Montigel, J. R., 467 
 '05 Montooth, C. S., 231 
 '06 Montooth, Mrs. C. S. (See 
 
 Logan, W. A.) 
 '01 Moon, Amy C, 151 
 '11 Moon, Ida M., 429 
 '16 Mooney, R., 637 
 '17 Moor, H. W., 687 
 '87 Moore, A. C, 48 
 '78 Moore, A. H., 18 
 'iS Moore, A. R., 728 
 gMoore. B. F., 793 
 '90 Moore, B. L., 58 
 '06 Moore, Mrs. C. L. (See 
 
 Miller, D.) 
 '11 Moore, (Zlaribel B., 429 
 '10 Moore, E., 389 
 '06 Moore, F. G., 259 
 '02 Moore, G. H., 168 
 '11 Moore, Genevieve, 429 
 '9S Moore, Grace L., 87 
 'ic Moore, H. A., 389 
 '13 Moore, H. C, 503 
 '15 Moore, H. J., 589 
 '17 Moore, Irene H., 687 
 '08 Moore, J. B., 319 
 ^■jy Moore, J. F., 15 
 '08 Moore, J. K., 319 
 gMoore, J. R., 793 
 '04 Moore, Jennie E., 20S 
 '16 Moore, L. A., 637 
 '07 Moore, L. C, 288 
 
 g^Moore, Laura M., 793 
 '75 Moore, Mrs. M. (See 
 
 Campbell, Amanda) 
 '07 Moore, Mabel D., 288 
 '17 Moore, Mabel E., 687 
 '11 Moore, Mary R., 430 
 '96 Moore, Minnie R., 94 
 'i4 Moore, Ruby F., 545 
 '07 Moore, S. B., 288 
 '18 Moore, Sara E., 728 
 '16 Moore, W. A., 637 
 '83 Moore, W. D., 35 
 '18 *Moore, W. K., 728 
 
 gMoorhouse, L. A., 793 
 '16 Moote, P. T., 637 
 '08 Moran, H. C, 319 
 '17 Moran, Mary K., 687 
 '78 Morava, W., 18 
 '10 Morehouse, F. M., 389 
 '06 Moreland, Mrs. J. W. (See 
 
 Cole, Alice M.) 
 '17 Morey, Clara A., 687 
 '05 Morey, H. H., 231 
 '11 Morey, L., 430 
 'is Morgan, C. A., 589 
 '02 Morgan, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 
 Dole. Sarah P.) 
 '14 Morgan, C. L., 545 
 
14 Morgan, Mrs. C. L. (See 
 
 Knowlton, Elizabeth) 
 06 Morgan, E. A., 259 
 ^Morgan, Eflfie M., 703 
 
 12 Morgan F. L,, 467 
 
 84 Morgan, G. N.. 38 
 
 85 Morgan, Mrs. G. N .(See 
 
 Merboth, Louise) 
 14 Morgan, Grace B., 545 
 
 05 Morgan, G. W., 231 
 
 13 Morgan, H. E., 503 
 
 06 Morgan, H. H., 259 
 
 88 Morgan, Mrs. H. H (See 
 
 Clifford, Winifred H.) 
 10 Morgan, Harriet A., 389 
 '92 *Morgan, J. B., Jr., 67 
 '10 Morgan, J. W., 637 
 99 Morgan, Mrs. L. S. (See 
 
 Bennett. Ruth) 
 08 Morgan, M. S., 319 
 17 Morgan, May M., 687 
 05 Morgan, O. S., 232 
 /j'Morgan, R. P., 831 ^ 
 ^Morgan, Mrs. R. V. (See 
 Wells, Grace A.) 
 '16 Morgan, R. W., 637 
 '03 Morgan, Stella W., 186 
 '16 Morgan, T. S., 637 
 '9-7 Morgan, W. M., 104 
 '18 Morita, H., 728 
 '15 Morkel, W. A. K.. 589 
 '1=: Morrell, R. L., 580 
 '12 Morrill, G. L., 467 
 '16 Morrill, L. S., 638 
 '13 Morris, A. M.. 503 
 '14 Morris, Alice E., 503 
 '04 Morris, C. M., 208 
 '94 Morris, E. W., 80 
 '10 Morris, G., 389 
 '08 Morris, J. E., 319 
 '09 Morris, Mary L., 3S3 
 '17 Morris, N. M., 687 
 '05 Morris. S. D., 232 
 'is Morris, V. L., 589 
 '14 Morrison, D. K., 545 
 '15 Morrison, Helen S., 580 
 
 gMorrison, H. C., 793 
 '17 Morrison, I. G., 687 
 '12 Morrison, Mrs. J. C. (See 
 Lindberg, Ruth M. R.) 
 '08 Morrison, J. E., 320 
 '11 Morrison, R. L., 430 
 '95 Morrison, W. R., 87 
 '17 Morrison, W. R., 687 
 *94 Morrissey, D. C, 80 
 '15 Morrissey. E. H., 589 
 '73 *Morrow, A. T., 3 
 '98 Morrow, Grace E., 113 
 '04 Morrow. N. C., 208 
 '85 Morse, E. L., 41 
 '04 Morse, H. C, 208 
 '86 Morse, H. M., 45 
 '14 Morse, Jessie, 545 
 '96 Morse, J. D., 94 
 'is Morse, J. H., 589 
 '81 Morse, J. H., 27 
 '96 Morse, S. T., 94 
 '97 Morse, Mrs. S. T. (See 
 
 Munhall, Grace M.) 
 '06 Morton, J. H., 2s9 
 '12 Morton, Mary G., 467 
 '09 Mosby, B. H., 353 
 '10 Moschel, H, 390 
 '05 Moschel, L. C., 232 
 '12 Moschel, Margaret, 467 
 '12 Moser, L. E., 467 
 '13 Moser, Olga F., 503 
 '12 Moses, Cleda V., 467 
 '16 Moses, R., 638 
 
 fi'Mosher. Edna, 793 
 g*Mosher, W. E., 794 
 '93 Mosier, J. G., 73 
 '16 Mosier, Leota, 638 
 '11 Mosiman, J. E., 430 
 '06 Mosiman, L., 259 
 '07 Mosiman, Mrs. L. D (See 
 Dillon, Edna L.) 
 
 Index to Alumni 
 
 '18 Moss, Alida H., 728 
 
 '07 Moss, C. T., 288 
 
 '17 Moss, Florence L., 688 
 
 'is Moss, Gladys I., 589 
 
 '05 *Moss, H. H., 232 
 
 '0; Moss, Mary F., 233 
 
 '10 Moss, R. R., 390 
 
 '17 Moss, Ruth A., 688 
 
 '10 Mottier, C. H., 390 
 
 '16 Mottier, Julia L., 638 
 
 '07 Moulton, C. R., 288 
 
 '08 Moulton, W. R., 320 
 
 '13 Mounce, G., 5o3 
 
 '02 Mount, M. H., 168 
 
 '13 Mounts, Marjorie E., 503 
 
 '16 Mounts, W. W., 638 
 
 '18 Mounts, Mrs. W. W. (See 
 
 Kelley, Edith M.) 
 '11 Mourning, Mary K., 430 
 '12 Mourning, Nellie I., 467 
 '07 Mowder, C. L., 288 
 '17 Moyen, C. P., 688 
 '08 Moynihan, C. J., 320 
 '15 Muckelroy, R. E., 589 
 ■17 Mueller, C. O., 688 
 '11 Mueller, G. H., 430 
 '07 Mueller, G. R., 288 
 17 Mueller, H. E., 688 
 '16 *MueIler, H. L., 638 
 '16 Mueller, H. R., 638 
 '14 Mueller, H. S., S4S 
 ■16 Mueller, H. Z., 638 
 \-4 Mueller, J. W., 208 
 '05 Mueller. W. H., 232 
 'iS Muessel, R. A., 728 
 04 Muhl, F. L., 208 
 '16 Mulac, L. E., 638 
 '06 Mulberry, Grace P., 259 
 '14 Mulfinger, C. W., 545 
 '12 Mullen, C. J., 467 
 '7S Miiller, J., 8 
 '00 Mulliken, A. D., 133 
 '06 Mulliken, Mrs. A. D. (See 
 
 Mulberry, Grace P.) 
 '07 Mullin, G. H., 288 
 '17 Mullins, E. R., 688 
 '14 Mulvaney, C. S., 545 
 '11 Munch, A. H., 430 
 
 ^Muncie, F. W., 794 
 '16 Muncie, Mrs. F. W. (See 
 
 Love, Mary E.) 
 'iS Mundorf, M. R., 728 
 '08 Munger, G. E., 320 
 '97 Munhall, Grace M., 104 
 '95 Munn, A. M., 87 
 '13 Munroe, C. L., 503 
 '04 Munsen, A. P., 208 
 '10 Munson, C. W., 390 
 '11 Munson, Mrs. C. W. (See 
 
 Moore, Mary P.) 
 '17 Munson, J. L., 688 
 '17 Murata, M., 688 
 '10 Murdock, R. K., 390 
 
 gMurdock, W. T., 794 
 '17 Murduck, Elizabeth A., 
 
 688 
 '04 Murphey, H. B., 208 
 'ji Murphy, C. W., 430 
 'i6 Murphy, E. F., 638 
 '97 Murphy, F. J., 104 
 '08 Murphy, Grace E., 3-0 
 \6 Murphy, H. D., 638 
 /i*Murphy, J. B., 831 
 '13 Murohy, K. T., 503 
 
 ^Murphy, M. E. 794 
 'i6 Murphy, Mary A., 638 
 '14 Murr, M., 545 
 
 gMurray, Ethel R., 794 
 'is Murray, F. M., S89 
 '18 Murray, G. E., 728 
 '17 Murray, Grace M., 688 
 '03 Murray, Mrs. G. S. (See 
 Daniels. Edna E.) 
 
 1 1 29 
 
 •84 Murray, Mrs. H. L. (See 
 
 Kemball, Georgetta) 
 
 '12 Murray, N. F., 467 
 
 '98 Musham, J. W., 113 
 
 '10 Musselnian, T. E., 390 
 
 '06 Musselman, Mrs. V, G. 
 
 (See Weilepp, Leila M.) 
 
 '16 Mussenden, Ruth I., 638 
 
 '09 Musser, F. S., 354 
 
 '13 Myers, A. L., 503 
 
 '13 Myers, C. E., S04 
 gMyers, C. H., 794 
 
 '08 Myers. Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Straight. Fleda D.) 
 
 '91 Myers, Clara, 63 
 
 '05 Myers, Mrs. D. E. (See 
 
 Clark, Alice M.) 
 
 'o7 Myers, E. T-, 288 
 
 '88 Myers, G. "W., 52 
 
 '06 Myers, H. B., 259 
 
 '12 Myers, H. D.. 467 
 
 '09 Myers, H. L., 354 
 
 '01 *Myers, J. C, 152 
 
 '96 Myers, J. W., 95 
 
 '13 Myers, Lena J., 504 
 
 '09 Myers, Nettie E., 794 
 
 ''4 Myers, Odessa M.. 54s 
 
 'os Myers, Mrs. R. L. (See 
 
 Davis, Anna C.) 
 
 'i': Mveis, Rachel F., 589 
 
 '16 Myers, W. R., 638 
 
 '03 Myers. Winifred, 186 
 
 '00 Mylrea, T. D., 354 
 
 '10 Mvrick, G. H., 390 
 
 '18 Naden, Gladys L., 728 
 
 ':2 Nafziger, H., 467 
 
 '13 Nafziger, Mrs. H. T. (See 
 
 Stoltey. Marie. T.) 
 
 '16 Nag, N. K., 638 
 
 '14 Nagel. Marcella E., 545 
 
 '17 Nakada, K., 688 
 
 '18 Nakanishi. S., 728 
 
 '17 Nakayama, M., 688 
 
 '98 Naper, H. J., 113 
 
 '14 Naprstek. F. J.. 545 
 
 '12 *Narkinsky, C. S., 467 
 
 '09 Nash, C. A., 3S4 
 
 '14 Nathan. M. O., 545 
 ^Nathanson. J. B., 704 
 
 '08 Nation, Ethel, 320 
 
 '12 Nau, R. H., 467 
 
 '12 Nay, J. R.. 468 
 
 '04 Naylor, Helen A.. 208 
 
 '10 Neal, Essie E., 390 
 
 '11 Neal, H. F., 430 
 
 '08 Nebecker, M. F., 320 
 
 'is Nebel, C. A., 589 
 
 '14 Nebel, Dora M., 546 
 
 '13 *Nebel, M. L., S04 
 
 '16 Nebel, Vita T., 638 
 
 '12 Needham, Carrie I., 468 
 
 'iS Needham, Catherine, 728 
 
 '93 Needham, T., 73 
 
 ■85 Needham, Mrs. J.H. (See 
 
 Owens, Bessie W.) 
 
 '14 Needier, Helen M., S46 
 
 '17 Needier. J. H., 688 
 
 '80 Neely, C. G., 23 
 
 13 Neely, J. L., 504 
 
 '82 Neely. J. R., 30 
 
 '03 Nees. F. L., 186 
 
 '11 NefF, Edna E., 430 
 
 '18 NefiF, H. A., 728 
 
 '02 Neff, Mary. :68 
 
 '13 Neill. Alma J., 504 
 
 '11 Neininger, A. B., 431 
 
 '09 Neiss, W. C, 354 
 
 '16 Nelson, A. L., 639 
 
 '11 Nelson, B., 431 
 
 '03 Nelson, Charlotte B., 186 
 
 '94 Nelson, E. K., 80 
 
 '97 Nelson, F. I., 104 
 
 '12 Nelson, I., 468 
 
II30 
 
 "98 
 
 Nelson, Mrs. I. (See Mus- 
 
 senden, Kuth I.) 
 Nelson, J. C, 2S8 
 Nelson, J. C, 468 
 
 gNelson, J. H., 794 
 Nelson, J. VV., 688 
 Nelson, Mrs. J. W. (See 
 
 Carson, Natalia M.) 
 Nelson, M. N., 589 
 Nelson, P. S., 546 
 Nelson, R. A., 468 
 Nelson, R. A., 589 
 Nelson. Mrs. R. A. (See 
 
 Andrews, Peach H.) 
 Nelson, Saidee E., 39o 
 Nelson, Severina E.. 728 
 Nelson, W. O., 688 
 Nesbit, E.. 58 
 Nesbit. Mary F., 186 
 Neslage, O. J., 639 
 Neltleton, Elizabeth, 431 
 Neu. C. L., 259 
 Neuman, J. A., 320 
 Neureuther, A. H., 113 
 
 ^Nevens, W. B., 795 
 Neville, Florence E., 590 
 Nevins, A. S., 504 
 
 gNevins, Mrs. E. N. (See 
 Denby, Alice) 
 Nevins, J., 113 
 Nevins. J. A., 46S 
 New. T., 546 
 Newborn, Iva F., 729 
 Newburn, Naomi, 546 
 Newcomb. C. F., 209 
 Newcomb, Mrs. C. F. (See 
 
 BuUard, Geraldine A.) 
 Newcomb, Jessie R., 320 
 Newcomb, R., 431 
 Newcomt) \V. H.. 729 
 
 gNewell, Anna G., 795 
 Newell. G. A., Jr., 546 
 Newell. M. E.. Sgo 
 Newell, M. H., 122 
 Newlin, C. I., 468 
 Newlin. F. E., 431 
 Newlin, H. V., 688 
 Newlin. W. A., 729 
 
 gNewlove, G. H.. 795 
 Newman. Mrs. A. J. (See 
 
 Mitc'ell, Annie) 
 Newman, Fanny, 504 
 Newton, F. E., 133 
 Newton, L. V., 504 
 Newton. R. K., 729 
 Nichol A. E., 259 
 Nichol, Anice E., 289 
 Nichol. E. S., 689 
 Nichol. G. W.. 689 
 Nichol, Marion S., 320 
 Nichols. Emily L., 232 
 Nichols, Frances A., 546 
 Nichols, F. W., 639 
 
 ♦Nichols, G., 152 
 
 ^Nichols, I. C, 795 
 Nichols, J. I... 504 
 Nichols, Josephine M., 689 
 Nichols, M. -A.. 259 
 Nichols, Maude E., 80 
 Nichols. R. C. 5Q0 
 Nichols, R. U., 504 
 Nic' ols. W. L., 590 
 Nickell, L. F., 354 
 Nick-elsen. J. M., 546 
 Nicki F. S., 468 
 Nickoley, E. F., 113 
 Nickoley, Mrs. E. F. (See 
 
 Rhoads. Emma M.) 
 Nickolls, C. R.. 689 
 Nickolls. Mrs. C. R., (See 
 
 Stoutzenberg, Florence) 
 Nicodemus, F. R.. 354 
 Nicolaus, Mrs. W. A. (See 
 
 Mathews, Loueva M.) 
 Nicolet, C. H., 27 
 Niederman. Gertrude, 320 
 Niedermeyer, F. D., 209 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 '12 Niehaus, \V. Jr., 46S 
 'o- Nielson, J. N., 289 
 '12 Nierstheimer, Louise M., 
 468 
 
 ^Nightingale, H. T., 795 
 
 *Nihan, R. E. J., 390 
 Nilsen, P. J., 590 
 Nilsson, C. R., 590 
 Nilsson, O. A., 152 
 Nitz, I. C, 320 
 Niu, Y. H., 639 
 
 *Niver. R., 590 
 Nixon. G. R., 431 
 Noack, Emilie M., 590 
 Noble, C. W., 87 
 Noble, Isabelle, 95 
 Noble, J. M., 639 
 Noble, L. R., 11 
 iNoble. Mary E., 9$ 
 Noble, T., 30 
 Noble, T., 186 
 Noble, W., 95 
 Noe, S. R., 186 
 Noerenberg, C. E., 289 
 Nolan, A. j., 639 
 Nolan. J. T., 729 
 
 gNolan, W. J., 795 
 Nollen, Alma N., 390 
 Nolte, C. B., 354 
 Noon, J. A., 504 
 Noon, J. E.,S46 
 Norberg, A., 639 
 
 ,gNorbury, F. G., 796 
 
 gNordby, J. E., 796 
 Norlin, F. C, 689 
 Norlin, Mrs. F. C. (See 
 
 Todd. Ethel) 
 Norman, E. P., 390 
 Norris, C, 168 
 Norris, I>. R.. 6S9 
 Norris. W. K., 590 
 North, A. T., 42 
 North, C. J., 639 
 North, E. F.. 546 
 North, F.. 42 
 
 /jNorth, S. N. D., 831 
 North, W. A., 390 
 Northey, Delia F., 431 
 Norton, Carrie B., 289 
 Norton, C. W., 152 
 
 •Norton. W. P.. 152 
 Notb, Lillian, 468 
 
 gNottlemann. R. H., 796 
 Nourse, F. M., 468 
 Nowlen, P. A., 590 
 Nuckolls, C. M.. 232 
 Nuckolls, Mary E., 354 
 Null, M. M., 133 
 Nutt, Ci. S.. 504 
 
 gNuttall, J. T., 796 
 Nutting H. G. D.. 259 
 Nydegger, Mrs. A. (See 
 
 Chisholm. Estella F.) 
 Nydegger, Charlotte, 321 
 Nydegger, J.. 289 
 Nye, C. A., 391 
 Nye. C. M., 104 
 Nymeyer, F. H., 431 
 Oakes. Ella B., 729 
 Oaks. Catherine S.. 468 
 Oathout, C. H., 289 
 Oat'- out. C. L., 505 
 Oathout. Mrs. C. L. (See 
 
 Turner, Bessie L) 
 O'Bar, Allen H.. 546 
 Oberdorfer, H. D., 391 
 
 gObrecht, R. C, 796 
 O'Brien Myra B.. 280 
 Ocheltree, Mrs. M. (See 
 
 Weiss. Marion V.) 
 Ochs. C. A.. 689 
 Ockerson, J. A., 3 
 Ocock, C. A., 209 
 O'Connell. C. S., 232 
 O'Connor, C. A.. 505 
 
 gO'Connor, Ethel L., 796 
 Odell, A. A., 590 
 
 i8 
 
 '18 Odell, Laura, 729 
 
 '02 Odell, Rena M., 168 
 
 '13 O'Donnell, T. E.. 505 
 
 '13 Oehmke, M. F., 505 
 
 gOgawa, Z., 796 
 
 '03 Ogden, C. L., 186 
 
 '13 Ogden, P. L., 505 
 
 '04 Ogihara, T., 209 
 
 '13 Ogle, A. H., 50s 
 
 '13 Ogle, C. R., 505 
 
 '08 O'Hair, Claire, 321 
 
 '01 O'Hair, Edna E., 152 
 
 'id O'Hern, C. V., 391 
 
 '16 Ohinata, C. 639 
 
 '18 Ohrman, Ruth I., 729 
 
 'iS Ohrum, D. B., 729 
 
 '11 Ohrum. Frances R., 431 
 
 gOkey, Ruth E., 796 
 
 '17 Olander, E. A.. 689 
 
 '06 Oldefest, E. G.. 259 
 
 gOldham, VV. B., 796 
 
 '18 Oleson, H. L.. 729 
 
 gOlewine, J. H.. 796 
 
 gOlin. H. L., 796 
 
 '14 Olin, Mrs. H. L.. (See 
 
 Haynes, Helen L.) 
 
 17 Olin, I. B., 689 
 
 15 Olin, Irene B., 590 
 
 12 Oliver, C. B., 468 
 
 gOliver, E. C 796 
 
 76 Oliver, W. F.. 12 
 
 11 Olmstead. C. E., 431 
 
 08 Olmsted, G. C, 321 
 gOlmsted, Margaret, 797 
 
 17 Olsen, A. L., 689 
 
 15 Olsen. Anna M., i;90 
 
 16 Olsen, C. F.. 639 
 15 Olseng, H. C, 591 
 
 86 Olshausen. W. A. G., 46 
 
 14 Olson, Agnes M., 546 
 05 Olson, Blenda, 232 
 
 12 (31son, Florence A., 469 
 gOlson, P. J.. 797 
 
 18 Olson, R. G., 729 
 
 15 Olson, R. H.. 591 
 
 17 Omeara, A. R., 689 
 02 Omer. L... 168 
 
 10 Onken. G. P., Jr., 391 
 
 16 Opie. Glen E., 639 
 14 Orcutt, A. H., 546 
 
 13 *Ordonez, B. R., 505 
 
 14 Ormsby, Lelia M., 546 
 
 11 Orosa, V. Y., 431 
 14 Orr, C, 547 
 
 96 Orr, E. E., 95 
 
 14 Orr, H. B., 547 
 
 14 Orr, Mary E., 547 
 
 82 *Orr. R. E., 31 
 
 gOsborn, H. T., 797 
 
 14 Osborn. L. G.. 547 
 
 II Osborne, Edna P.. 431 
 
 09 Osborne. Isabel M., 354 
 
 11 (Dsborne, Maud, 432 
 
 16 Osborne, Pauline T., 639 
 
 18 Osburn, Mabel T., 729 
 04 Osgood, Mary A., 209 
 
 08 Ostrander, Mabel V., 321 
 
 00 Ostrowski. S.. 133 
 
 17 Otani. K.. 689 
 
 12 Otis. H. A., 469 
 
 16 Ott. D. L., 639 
 
 17 Ott, J. E.. 6S9 
 17 Ott, P. W.. 689 
 
 13 Ottman. H. P., 505 
 17 Otto G.. 689 
 
 99 Otwell. A. M., 123 
 
 n Ou, n. C. 432 
 
 14 Ousley. H. P.. 547 
 04 Outhouse, F. M., 209 
 98 von Oven. F. W., 115 
 17 Overend. H. G.. 690 
 
 10 Overholser, M. J.. 391 
 
 12 Overland, Amy M., 469 
 
 13 Overmier, E.. sos 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 1131 
 
 03 
 '18 
 '13 
 '07 
 '8s 
 
 *07 
 •78 
 '92 
 
 '78 
 '16 
 '16 
 
 'OS 
 
 '99 
 
 '89 
 '06 
 '14 
 '91 
 
 17 
 '17 
 
 '06 
 '83 
 
 '91 
 
 09 
 '09 
 '16 
 
 '08 
 '08 
 
 '14 
 '04 
 '08 
 
 '72 
 '04 
 '13 
 
 Overmier, M. D., 432 
 Overstreet, N. W., 39i 
 
 Overton, R. M., 690 
 
 Ovitz, Hazel L., 432 
 gOwen, A. L., 797 
 
 Owen, C. N., 639 
 
 Owen, H. L., 639 
 
 Owen, Mrs. H. L. (See 
 Gehant, Rosalie F.) 
 
 Owen, H. P.. 729 
 gOwen, Mary E. H., 797 
 gOwens, A. W., 797 
 
 Owens, Bessie W., 42 
 
 Owens, Dasie M.. 123 
 
 Owens, R. W., 547 
 
 Owens, W. H., 133 
 
 Oyen, A. N., 168 
 
 Oxer, G. C, 186 
 
 Pack, Mary, 729 
 
 Pack, Margaret, 505 
 
 Padfield, F. W., 289 
 
 Padgette, Mrs. L. (See 
 Paullin. L. Estelle) 
 
 Page, C. M., 289 
 *Page, Emma E., 19 
 
 Page, J. W., 67 
 *Page, Martha E., is 
 
 Page. Mary L., 19 
 
 Pagin, J. B., 640 
 
 Pagin, Mrs. J. B., (See 
 AmlDorn, Louise) 
 
 Pahmeyer, F. O., 233 
 
 Paine, A. E., 123 
 *Paine, Leanah J., 5S 
 
 Paine, M. M., 260 
 
 Paine, Olive A., 547 
 *Paine, Sarah M., 63 
 
 Paisley, Ada M., 432 
 
 Paisley. Mrs. R. H. (See 
 Sparks, Annie E.) 
 
 Paisley, Sela I., 690 
 
 Palfrey. J. R., 690 
 gPalm, F. C, 797 
 
 Palmer, A. A., 260 
 *Palmer, A. W., 35 
 
 Palmer. Mrs. A. W. (See 
 Shattuck, Anna) 
 
 Palmer, Andrie M., 3S5 
 
 Palmer, C. E., 469 
 
 Palmer, C. S., 690 
 •Palmer, C. \V., 31 
 ♦Palmer, F. M.. 12 
 
 Palmer, G. M., 321 
 gPalmer, J. A., 797 
 
 Palmer, J. C, 547 
 
 Palmer, J. W., 391 
 
 Palmer, W. G., 134 
 
 Palmer, W. K., Jr., 505 
 
 Palmquist. D. R., 432 
 
 Panhoe, H. A.. 591 
 
 Panhorst. F. W., S9i 
 
 Pankow, C. J., 505 
 
 Pankow, Mrs. C. J. (Sec 
 Hoult, Bessie B.) 
 
 Pappelendam, B. C, van, 
 
 391 . „^ 
 
 Papworth, Tennie v\ ., 3S5 
 Parcel, J. 1., 355 
 Parish, W. L., 640 
 Park, T. B., 321 
 Park, Mrs. J. B. (See 
 
 Nation. Ethel) 
 Park, T. W.. 547 
 Park W. M., 209 
 Parker, Mrs. A. M. (See 
 
 Lange, Ida L.) 
 Parker, C. E., i 
 Parker, C. W.. 209 
 Parker, Helen L., 506 
 gParker, K., 797 
 Parker, L. G., 168 
 Parker, Minnie, 23 
 Parker, Minnie L.. 321 
 •Parker, R. S., 186 
 Parker, R. W., S9i 
 
 97 
 '93 
 
 75 
 '17 
 '78 
 •16 
 '09 
 
 Parker, W. H., 233 
 Parker, W. K., 591 
 Parker, W. L., 23 
 Parker, W. W., 321 
 Parkhurst, M. S., 469 
 Parkin, W. H., 355 
 Parkins, E. H., 547 
 Parkinson, H. G., 506 
 Parkinson, K. W., 640 
 Parks, Catlerine E., 690 
 Parks, D. C, 289 
 Parks, H. A., ^S5 
 •Parks, J. H., 8 
 Parks, Mrs. M. S. (See 
 
 Lindley, Almeda V.) 
 Parks, Mrs. W. F., (See 
 
 Dollinger, Hazel D.) 
 Parks, Wilma G., 591 
 Parmeley, J. C, 391 
 Parminter, Grace E., 46 
 Parr, C. H., 506 
 Parr, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Grant, Helen W.) 
 Parr, Elizabeth, 432 
 Parr, Mrs. F. W. (See 
 
 Welles, Nelle F.) 
 *Parr, J. L., 104 
 Parr, Mrs. J. L. (See 
 
 Peterson, Sophie M.) 
 Parr, R. M., 260 
 Parr, R. W., 186 
 Parr, S. W., 38 
 Parr. Mrs. S. W. (See 
 
 Hall, Lucie A.) 
 Parrett, Florence M., 391 
 Parry, J. L., 80 
 Parsons, F. A., 8 
 Parsons. Mrs. F. A. (See 
 
 Earned, Mary S.) 
 Parsons, H. M.. 469 
 Parsons, Irene M., 321 
 Parsons, Lura E., 355 
 Parsons, Maud E., 289 
 Partridge, H. R., 432 
 Partridge, N. L., S06 
 Pasewalk, L. H., 547 
 gPasmore, D. F., 798 
 
 Pastel, A. R., 729 
 •Patch. E. E., 9 
 Patchill, G. T., 690 
 Patcliin, G. W., 19 
 Pathak, M. L., 64o 
 Paton, W. C., 355 
 Patridk, F. P., 152 
 Patten, N. B., Jr., 591 
 APatten, S. N. 831 
 Patterson, C. R., 591 
 Patterson, J. J., 690 
 Patterson, Maud M., 209 
 Patterson, Nellie R., 690 
 Patton, Adah, 168 
 Patton, A. R., 391 
 Patton, Carrie C., 432 
 Patton, D. C, 391 
 Patton, Elsie, 506 
 Patton, J. A., 52 
 Patton. J. v., 690 
 Patton, L, K., 355 
 Paul, A. E., 104 
 Paul. Berenice M., 729 
 Paul. H. J.. 391 
 Pauli, A. F., 640 
 Paullin, L. Estelle, 42 
 Payne, Mrs. J. L. (See 
 
 Montgomery, Cecile) 
 Payne, Veda L., 547 
 Peabody, A., 31 
 Pealiody, Katherine, as 
 Peabody, L. W.. 63 
 Peadro, Rernice F., 640 
 Peadro, E. D., 547 
 Peale, Margaret, 729 
 Pearce, I., 35s 
 Pearman, A.. 321 
 •Pearman, Ida., 23 
 Pearman, J. O., 27 
 Pearson, F. H., 729 
 
 Pearson, H. A., 690 
 Pearson, Ida M., 209 
 Pearson, J. W., 233 
 Pearson, W. H., 506 
 Pease, Elva M., 355 
 Pease, H. M., 114 
 Pecchia, V. A., 690 
 Peck, Anna L., 469 
 Peck, H. S., 289 
 Peck, Norma L., 591 
 Peck, R. L., Jr., 690 
 Pedler, R. H., 090 
 Peebles, C. J., 134 
 Peebles, T. A., 260 
 Peeples, W. M., 547 
 
 •Pegelow, F. G., 233 
 
 gPeine, A. F., 798 
 Peine, Adela L. C, 290 
 Peine, P. C, 392 
 Peirce, F. D., 35 
 Pell, Hazel M., 730 
 Pellens, Louise J., 355 
 Peloquin, P. J., 432 
 
 gPeltier, G. L., 798 
 Pelzer, H. L., 690 
 Pemberton, C., 392 
 Pence, O. E., 392 
 Pence, W. D., 46 
 Pendarvis, H. F., 690 
 Pendarvis, W. 0., S9i 
 Pendergast, Mary H., 691 
 Penhallow, L. B., 730 
 Penn, Albert, 355 
 Penn, H., 392 
 Penn, J. J., 506 
 Pennebaker, Mrs. C. S. 
 (See Ohrum, Frances 
 R.) 
 Pennebaker, E. S., 392 
 Penrose, Alma M., 591 
 
 •Penwell, F. B., 233 
 Peoples, V. G. L., 58 
 Pepoon, H. S., 2,-j 
 Pepoon, W. A., 27 
 Pepijcr, C. G., ifio 
 Pepper, W. A., 104 
 Percival, A, H., 260 
 Percival, Olive B., 392 
 Percival. Marion, 591 
 Percival, Ruth, 730 
 Percival, Stella R., .691 
 Perkins, A. M., 392 
 Perkins, F. A., 152 
 Perkins, Frances J., 730 
 P«rkins, R. M., 114 
 Perkins, Reba N., 392 
 Perrigo, L. D., 209 
 „, Perrin. L. N., 290 
 09 *Perring, Vere D., 356 
 
 16 Perrott, R. H., 640 
 Perry, .\. L., 233 
 Perry, Edna M,, 356 
 Perry, Eleanor, F., 356 
 Perry, Leonora, 322 
 Perry, Lorinda, 356 
 Perry, Mabel, 209 
 Perry, Margaret C, 59' 
 Perry, Nelle, 691 
 Perry, R. G.. 591 
 Perry, Winifred A 
 Pervier, Carrie M., 
 Peters. Mrs. L. S 
 
 Fyfe, Isabella) 
 gPeters. W. W., 798 
 Petersen, C. P. L., i8< 
 Petersen, H. V., 392 
 Petersen. J. B., 432 
 93 *Peterson, A. B., 73 
 
 17 Peterson, C. A., 691 
 16 Peterson, Eleanor S., 
 13 Peterson, TL, 506 
 
 13 Peterson, H. C., 506 
 
 14 Peterson, H. R., 547 
 04 Peterson, J. F., 210 
 
 13 Peterson, Lola M., 506 
 
 03 
 
 322 
 547 
 (See 
 
 640 
 
University of Illinois 
 
 'J3 Peterson, R. G., 506 
 '17 Peterson, R. W., 691 
 '18 Peterson, S. C, 730 
 '93 Peterson, Sophie M., 73 
 '17 Peterson, T. E., 691 
 
 ^Peterson, \V. A., 798 
 '16 *Peterson, W. C, 640 
 '17 Pethybridge, F. H., 691 
 '10 Petrie, D., 392 
 '10 Petrie, D. C, 392 
 'i I Petry, C. A., 432 
 '91 Petterson, Mrs. B. (See 
 
 Darby, Nellie M.) 
 '77 *Petticbrd, Mrs. H. (See 
 
 Switzer. Gertrude) 
 '09 Pettigrew, J. Q., 356 
 '09 Pettigrew. Mrs. J. Q. (See 
 
 Pease, Elva M.) 
 '00 *Pettinger, R. G., 134 
 '85 Petty, G. R., 42 
 '88 Petty, Mrs. G. R. (See 
 
 Stoltey, Ida M.) 
 '17 Petty, M. R., 691 
 '03 Pettyjohn. J. VV., 186 
 '16 Peyraud, Mrs. A. P. (See 
 
 Gray, Ruth) 
 '96 Pfeffer, J. E., 95 
 '17 Pfeffer, L. H., 691 
 '12 Pfeiffer, B. S., 469 
 
 gPfeiffer, Mrs. B. S. (See 
 Washington, Margaret) 
 '17 Pfeiffer, C. L., 691 
 •17 Pfeiffer, R. S., 691 
 '08 Pfeil, Mary E., 322 
 '08 Pfisterer, G. E., 322 
 '94 Phelps, A. C, 80 
 '15 Phelps, H. H., 592 
 '14 Phelps, J. C, 548 
 gPhelps. J. M., 79S 
 '86 Philbrick, A., 46 
 '86 'Philbrick. Mrs. A. (See 
 
 Huff. Bertie) 
 '81 Philbrick, E.. 27 
 '17 Philbrick, Lois, 691 
 '84 *Philbrick. S., 38 
 '12 Philleo. G. W., 469 
 '96 Phillipi, F. M., 95 
 '18 Phillips, Bernice I., 730 
 '04 Phillips. E. M., 210 
 '05 Phillips. Grace D., 233 
 '07 Phillips, G. D., 290 
 '12 Phillips. J. B.. 496 
 '93 Phillips, J. D., 73 
 '08 Phillips, Lydia A., 3#2 
 '09 Phillips, L. C, 356 
 '12 Phillips, L. L.. 469 
 '17 Phillips. Minnie A.. 691 
 '05 Phillips, N. C, 233 
 '73 Phillips, P. A., 4 
 
 gPhillips. P. C, 798 
 '18 Philips. Mrs. P. H. (See 
 
 Spear, Helen E.) 
 '18 Phillips, Ruth, 730 
 '00 Phillips, T. C 134 
 '08 Phillips. Mrs. T. J. (See 
 Spencer. Fannie G. C.) 
 '11 Phipps, C. R., 432 
 '06 Phipps. T. E.. 260 
 ^^^ Piatt, Emma C., 15 
 '92 Piatt. H. S., k-j 
 •83 Piatt, S. H., 35 
 '84 Piatt, Mrs. S. H. (See 
 
 Smith. Laura B.) 
 '88 Pickard, E. W., 52 
 gPickels, G. W., 799 
 '16 Picken. J. F.. 640 
 gPickett, B. S., 799 
 '00 Pickett, C. C 134 
 '11 Pickett, R. E.. 433 
 '13 Pickett. Mrs. R. E. (See 
 Fletcher. Opha B.) 
 ^Pickler. W. E., 799 
 '75 *Pickrell. W.. 9 
 '74 Pickrell, VV. S., 5 
 
 '17 Pieper. J., 691 
 
 '99 Pier, Mrs. • C. G, (See 
 
 Fairchild, Edna) 
 '17 Pierce, B. E., 691 
 '10 Pierce, D. A., 392 
 '11 Pierce, Mrs. D. A. (See 
 
 Caley, Mary C.) 
 '76 Pierce, E. A., 12 
 '75 Pierce, Fanny, 9 
 '04 Pierce, Inez C., 210 
 '74 Pierce, J. L., 6 
 '10 Pierce, L. G., 393 
 '10 Pierce, Laura E., 393 
 'oS Pierce, R. €., 322 
 '11 Pierce, Thirza M., 433 
 'iS Pierce, W. M., 730 
 'iS Pierson, Mary L., 730 
 '16 Pierson, W. R., 640 
 'lO *Pihlgrad, E. F., 640 
 
 ^*Pike, C. E., 799 
 '15 Pike, G. H., 592 
 '17 Pilchard, E. I., 691 
 '05 Pilcher, Lela G., 233 
 '08 Pillinger, R. A., 322 
 •95 Pillsbury, A. L., 88 
 '95 Pillsbury, Bertha M., 88 
 '07 Pillsbury, C. S., 290 
 '07 Pillsbury, Mrs. C. S. (See 
 Beardsley, Eleanor M.) 
 '15 Pinault, L. C., 592 
 '10 Pinckney, F. L., 393 
 '09 Pinkerton. F. E., Jr.. 356 
 '16 Pinkey, F. T., 640 
 
 gPinkney, L. A., 799 
 '04 Pinkum, Anna S., 210 
 '13 Piper, C. C, 506 
 '99 Piper, iVirs. C. E. (See 
 
 Dinwiddie, Virginia) 
 '13 Piper, H. B., 506 
 '03 Piper. Mrs. H. L. (See 
 
 Dodge, Bertha A. ) 
 '11 Pistorius, B. H., 433 
 '11 Pittman, T. M., Jr., 433 
 '97 Pitney, C. O., 104 
 '04 *Pitts, Florence E.. 210 
 '02 Pitts, Henrietta B., 169 
 'i4 Pitts, J. J., Jr.. 548 
 '13 Pitts, Mrs. J. J. (See 
 
 Leach, Margaret) 
 '88 Place, R. M., 52 
 '14 Plack, T.. 548 
 '14 Planck, Catherine, 548 
 '8t Plank, Bessie G., 42 
 •78 Plank. Mrs. P. W., (See 
 
 Mahan, Jean C.) 
 '92 Plank, V. S. G., 67 
 '02 Plant. F. B.. 169 
 '14 Piatt, C, ■;48 
 '73 Piatt, F. C., 4 
 '11 Pletcher, E, B., 433 
 'Si *Pletcher, F. M., 27 
 '13 Pletcher, L. J., 506 
 '01 Pletcher, N. M., 152 
 '16 Pletcher, Velma C, 640 
 '86 •Plowman. W. L., 46 
 '10 Plumb, E. F., 393 
 '12 Plummer, Honor L., 469 
 '97 Plym, F. J., 104 
 '18 Plymale, Betha, 730 
 'ro Poe, F. M.. 393 
 '16 Pogue, H. A., 640 
 '14 Pogue, P. W., 548 
 gPogue, R. B., 799 
 '14 Pogue, S. L., 548 
 '18 Pohlman, E. C., 730 
 '97 Pohlman, J. E., 104 
 '06 Poirot. A. P., 260 
 '16 *Polakow, A. H., 640 
 '98 *Polk, C. J., 114 
 '04 *Polk. J. L.. Jr., 210 
 •18 Polk. W. W.. 730 
 'i2 Polkowski, H., 469 
 '10 Pollard, A. R., 393 
 '03 Pollard, C. R., 186 
 
 '00 Pollard, E. R., J34 
 
 '09 Pollard, H., 356 
 
 '14 Pollard, Leila J., 548 
 
 •06 Pollard, W. L., 260 
 
 •ji Pollock, Mrs. C. (See 
 
 Challand, Grace) 
 '14 Pollock, H. R., 548 
 '78 Pollock, J. L., 19 
 '7S Pollock, W. C., 9 
 '10 Pond, Ethel C 393 
 '11 Pond, F. H., Jr., 433 
 '05 Pond, H. E.. 233 
 '11 Ponder, R. B., 433 
 '12 Ponder. Wilma E., 469 
 '13 Ponder, W. H., 507 
 '09 Ponzer. Emma, 356 
 '00 *Ponzer E. W., 134 
 '10 Ponzer. K. L., 393 
 '15 Pool. E. H., 592 
 '97 *Poole, E. W., 104 
 '98 Pooley, W. P., 114 
 '02 Poor, E. L., 169 
 '12 Poor, Hattie M., 469 
 '17 Poor, L. S., 691 
 '09 Poorman, Amy, 356 
 '07 Poorman, A. P., 290 
 '09 Pope, C. S., 356 
 '15 Pope, L. A., 592 
 '04 Popejoy, Lida E., 210 
 '11 Popp, P. F., 433 
 
 '10 Popperfuss, H. J., 393 
 '13 Porter, Agnes, 507 
 '13 Porter, C. L., 507 
 '06 Porter, E. A., 260 
 '81 'Porter, F. H., 28 
 
 gPorter, F. M., 799 
 '97 Porter, H. C., 104 
 
 '17 Porter, H. H., 692 
 '06 Porter, J. A., 260 
 '04 Porter, Mrs. J. B. (See 
 Mark. Elvira E.) 
 
 '18 Porter, Margaret L., 730 
 
 '96 Porter, R. K., 95 
 
 '10 Porterfield, A. T., 393 
 
 '73 Porterfield, E. N., 4 
 
 '08 Porterfield, Nellie M.. 322 
 
 '06 Porterfield, N. R., 260 
 
 '13 Porterfield, W. B., 507 
 
 '12 Portuondo, J. M., 470 
 
 '14 Portuondo, M., 548 
 
 ]oo Posey, C. J., 134 
 
 '09 Post, G. E., 357 
 
 '02 Post, H. F., 169 
 
 '06 Post, R. E.. 261 
 
 '04 *Post, R. H., 210 
 
 '11 Postel. A. J., 433 
 
 '99 Postel, F. J., 123 
 
 '99 Postel, Mrs. F. J. (See 
 Smoot, Elma) 
 
 '15 Postel, F. \V,, 592 
 
 '83 Postel. J., 35 
 
 '14 Postel, Mertie A., 548 
 
 '17 Postel, U. S., 692 
 
 '97 *Postlethwaite, F. W. H., 
 los 
 
 '17 Postlewait, Harriet L.. 
 692 
 
 '11 Poston, E. v., 433 
 
 '14 Poston, F. E., 548 
 
 '09 Potter, C. P., 357 
 
 '16 Potter. E. J., 640 
 
 '15 Potter, E. v., 592 
 
 '74 'Potter, Frances A.. 6 
 
 '17 Potter, G. E., 692 
 gPotter, R. S., 799 
 
 '12 Potter, Mrs. R. S. (See 
 Bebb. Mabel) 
 
 '11 Powel. Ellen €.. 433 
 g^Powell, A. R., 799 
 
 '14 Powell. Bernice. 548 
 
 '09 Powell, C. M., 357 
 
 '06 Powell, J. A.. 261 
 
 'gi Powell, J. H., 63^ 
 
 '04 Powell, J. L., 210 
 
12 Powell, L. L., 470 
 •08 Powers, Mrs. C. V. (See 
 Wilson, Willabelle B.) 
 gPowers, E. B., 800 
 •04 Powers, F. M., 210 
 •15 Powers, F. R., 592 
 '14 Powers, Mrs. F. R. (See 
 
 Pervier, Came M.) 
 •03 Powers, G. A., 187 
 '08 Powers, H. J., 322 
 '17 Powers, J. H., 692 
 '10 Powers, J. M., 393 
 '17 Powers, J. O., 692 
 •07 *Powers, L. C, 290 
 '12 Powers, Luella F., 470 
 '14 Powers, L. T., 548 
 '87 *Powers, M., 49 
 '09 Powers, M. E., 357 
 '17 Powers, R. A.. 692 
 '12 Powers, S. R., 470 
 '93 Powers, W. A., 73 
 •93 Powers, Mrs. W. A. (See 
 
 Ayers, Grace) 
 '00 Praeger, W. E., i34 
 '16 Prall, Beatrice, 641 
 '14 Prasil, A., 548 
 •03 Prater, B. H., 187 
 '09 Prather, C. I., 357 
 '13 Prather, T. O., 470 
 '10 Pratt, F. C., 393 
 •16 Pratt, J. B,. 641 
 •06 Pray, R. M., 261 
 •07 Pray, Mrs. R. M. (See 
 
 Huse, Louise M.) 
 '06 Preihs, J. W., 261 
 '16 Preston, A. F., 641 
 •10 Preston, F. D., 393 
 '04 Prettyman, W. S., 210 
 '14 Preus, P. R. A., 549 
 '00 Price, Anna M., i35 
 '16 Price, C. B., 641 
 '00 Price, Helen L., i3S 
 '03 *Price, H. M.. 187 
 •03 Price, Mrs. H. M. (See 
 
 Street, Marietta L.) 
 •07 Price, L. W., 290 
 '17 Price, M. H.. 692 
 '77 Price, Mrs. T. L. (see 
 
 Bogardus, Eva) 
 '07 Pricer, J. L., 290 
 •13 Prickett, A. L., 507 
 '16 Primm, T. K., 641 
 '16 Primm, P. T., 641 
 '12 Prince, D. C., 470 
 '13 Prince, F. S., 507 
 ♦16 Prince, W. J., 641 
 '13 Prindle, M. L., 507, ,_ ^ 
 •is Prins, Mrs. J- Wi. (See 
 
 Dunn, Elizabeth M.) 
 '90 Proctor, O. A., 58 
 '16 Propst, D. W., 641 
 '13 Prout, F. J., 507 
 '10 Prout, H. B., 394 
 '14 Prouty, E. C., 549 
 '03 Provine, L. H., 187 
 '16 Pruett, E. F., 641 
 '07 Pruitt, F. A., 290 
 •09 Pruitt, G. J., 357 
 '10 Pruyn, Clara, 394 
 '1=; *Pugh, Ada R., 592 
 '18 Pulcipher, K. D., 730 
 •92 Pullen, R. B., 67 
 '16 Pulsipher, Irene E., 641 
 '14 Pung, W. S. C, 549 
 '12 Purcell, C. A., 470 
 '17 Purcell, W. T., 692 
 'is Purdy, R. H., 592 
 >i8 Purnell, W. F., 730 
 '09 Pursifull. J. H., 357 
 'is Pursley, Emma s., 592 
 '15 Pusey, F. W., 592 
 '99 Putnam, Alice, 123 
 
 /iPutnam, H., 831 
 '10 Putnam, W. J., 394 
 '04 Putney, Mrs F. b. (be 
 Bond, Bertha J.) 
 
 Index to Alumni 
 
 '06 Putting, O. J., 261 
 '17 Pyron, J. E., 692 
 
 ffQuackenbush, Mrs. E. A. 
 (See Farmer, Flora E.) 
 )uade, J. C, 88 
 uaintance, H. W., 800 
 luandt, Coramae, 692 
 Hiayle, H. J.. 187 
 iuereau, F. C, 800 
 10 iJuesenberry, Ruth, 641 
 '16 Questel, B. H., 641 
 '14 Quick, G. E., 549 
 '17 Ouick, H., 692 
 '06 Quigley, Mrs. A. J. (See 
 Meissner, 1. A.) 
 aQulmby, J. C, 800 
 /iQuine, W. E., 832 
 '08 Quinlan, T. W., 322 
 '14 t)uinn, Bernice M , 549 
 '18 Ouinn. Florence K., 73° 
 '12 Quinn, R. J., 47° 
 '00 *Quisenberry, A. C.. i3S 
 '16 Raab. Anita E., 641 
 '17 Raaberg, R. S., 692 
 '17 Racheff, I., 692 
 
 eRadcliflfe, B. S., 800 
 '01 Radcliffe, W. H., 152 
 '00 Radley, G. R., i35 
 '12 Raffin, I. D., 470 
 '16 Raffowitz. F., 641 
 •18 Rafinski, C. J., 730 
 '18 Rahn, L. A., 730 
 '18 Rahn, R., 73i ,^ _, 
 •18 Rahn, Mrs. R. (See Ohr- 
 
 man, Ruth I.) 
 '16 Rahn, R. C, 641 
 '16 Raibourn, C, 642 
 '17 Raibourn. P. A., 692 
 ■02 Railsback, Mrs. E. M. 
 (See Schumacher, iil- 
 lie) 
 '09 Railsback, F. D., 357 
 '10 Railsback, F. H., 394 
 '11 Railsback, H. M., 433 
 •04 Railsback, L. W., 210 
 'gq Railsback, R. J., 123 
 '18 Raines, L. C, 731 
 'og Rainey, E. C, 357 
 '18 Raithel, Kathryn R., 731 
 '82 ♦Raley. Arvilla K., 31 
 '15 Rail, E. R., 592 
 '13 Ralston, S. H., 507 
 '08 Rambo, Jessie E., 322 
 '12 Ramey, G. E., 47°, ,„ 
 'og Ramp, Mrs. W. L. (See 
 
 Martin, Luta) 
 '17 Ramsay, C. J., 692 
 'oQ Ramser, C. E., 357 
 '17 Ramser, J. H.. 692 
 '14 Ramsey, L. W., 549 
 '03 Ramsey, W. E., 187 
 '13 Rand. C. C, 507 „ 
 '09 Ratid. Mrs. R. (See Perry, 
 
 Eleanor F. ) 
 '18 Randa, C. E., 731 „ 
 '03 Randall, Bertha T., 187 
 •g7 Randall, D. T., 105 
 'II Randall, E. A., 433 
 '05 Randall, F. A., 233 
 '18 Randall, F. J., 73i 
 '17 Randall, Grace L., 693 
 '07 Randall, J., 290 
 'i5 Randall, T. D., 593 
 '17 Randolph, Cora C, 693 
 '14 Randolph, H. B., 549 
 ^Randolph. I., 832 
 ^Randolph O. A., 800 
 'it Randolph, Mrs. O. C. l- 
 
 (See Abbott, Helen) 
 '14 Rang, C. K., 549 
 '85 Rankin, C. H.. 42 
 '18 Rankin, Lura J., 731 
 '17 Ranney, W. P., 693 
 '04 Ranson, Clara A., 211 
 •13 Ranson, Ethel A., 507 
 '12 Ranson, G. A., 470 
 
 1133 
 
 17 Raphaelson, S. M., 693 
 17 Raphaelson, Mrs. S. M. 
 (See Simons, Rayna D. 
 C.) 
 'q6 Rapp, C. E., 261 
 '17 Rapp, E. W., 693 
 •99 Rapp, G. L., 123 
 'IS Rapp, J. H., 593 
 '14 Rappaport, B. J., 549 
 '15 Rappleye, W. C, 593 . 
 '12 Rascher, C, 47° 
 '13 Rathbun, A. E., 507 
 •18 Rathbun, H. H., 731 
 '12 Rathfon, S. C, 47° 
 '15 Rathfon, W. O., 593 
 '10 Rathjens, G. W., 394 
 '17 Rathsack, Mary, 693 
 'i5 Ratcliff, G., 593 
 '16 Ratcliffe, I. L., 642 
 '14 Raut, A., 549^ ,^ „ 
 g-Ravage, M. E. (See Ra- 
 
 vitch, M.) 
 gRavitch, M., 800 
 '07 Ray, A. E., 290 
 '07 Ray, A. J., 291 
 'is Ray, B. C, 593 
 '13 Ray, B. L., 507 
 '98 Ray, G. J., 114 ^ ^^ 
 '01 Ray, Mrs. G. J. (See Ham- 
 mers, Edna R.) 
 '08 Ray, H. A., 322 
 '15 Ray, H. L., S93 
 •11 Ray, R. W., 434 
 '01 Ray, W. T., 152 
 '03 Ray, Mrs. W. T. (See 
 
 McRobie, Isabel) 
 '15 Rayburn, A. B., 593 
 '07 *Rayburn, C. C, los 
 '72 *Raymond, I. S., i 
 '99 Raymond, J. E., 123 
 '99 Raymond, Ruth, 123 
 '09 Rayner, W. H., 357^ _ 
 •11 Rayner. Mrs. W. H. (See 
 
 L,eonard, Frances B.) 
 '93 Rea, A. W., 73 
 'i5 Reace, W. T., S93 
 gRead, M. K., 801 
 '01 Read, Nellie L., 153 
 '18 Reader, Emma G., 731 
 '04 Readhimer, J. E., 211 
 '17 Reagan, M. E., 693 
 '17 Reagan, Mrs. M. E. (See 
 Walkerly, Margaret M.) 
 •12 Real, R. G., 471 
 '07 Reardon, C. C, 291 
 '07 Reardon, C. H., 291 
 '10 Reardon, F. G. G., 394 
 '00 Reardon, N. D-, i35 
 '02 Reasoner, Clara B., 169 
 '96 Reasoner, M. A., 95 
 '05 Reat, Ruth, 234 
 '09 Rebman, Gail, 357 
 '14 Redborg, C. E., 549 
 '13 Redderson, E. E., 508 
 
 gReddick, H. W., 801 
 '01 Redfield, G. W., i53 
 '13 Redhed, Alice, 508 
 '10 Redhed, W. S., 394 ,^ 
 '06 Reece, Mrs. E. L (See 
 
 Stevens, Sabra E.) 
 '09 Reece, W. W-, 358 
 'II Reece, Mrs. W. W. (See 
 
 Barrett, Sarah A.) 
 '00 Ree. Adele C, i35 
 '18 Reed, Cordelia, 731 
 '11 Reed, C. O., 434 
 '13 Reed, E. A., 508 
 '17 Reed, F. J., 693 
 'is Reed, Gratia J., 593 
 
 gReed, J. K.. 801 
 '09 Reed, Lois A., 358 
 '17 Reed, M. J., 693 „ 
 
 gReed. Susan M., 801 
 '10 Reeder, C. H.. 394 
 '17 Reeder, J. C, 693 
 '04 Reef, A. J., 211 
 
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 University of Illinois 
 
 '95 Reely, T. W., 88 
 
 gRees, C. C, 8oi 
 
 gRees, E. A., 8oi 
 
 gRees, M. H., Soi 
 i6 Reese, L. VV., 642 
 OS Reese, Nelle W., 234 
 
 02 Reeves, G. I., 169 
 
 03 Reeves, Mrs. G. I. (See 
 
 Welles, Miriam U.) 
 95 Reeves, H. E., 88 
 10 Reeves, H. H., 394 
 
 13 Reeves, H. P., 508 
 
 14 Reeves, H. T., 549 
 09 Regan, R. H., 358 
 
 15 Rehling, C. H., 593 
 
 17 Rehnquist, E. F., 693 
 
 14 Reid, E. A., 549 
 iS Reid, G. H., 731 
 
 09 Reid. Mrs. H. M.. (See 
 
 Kilner, Mercedes) 
 
 18 Reid, H. S., 731 
 
 15 Reid, Mollis, 593 
 
 05 Reid, R. R., 234 
 gReiff, P. F., 801 
 
 10 Reiger, H. J., 394 
 14 Reilly, R. T., 550 
 
 00 Reimers, F. W., 135 
 
 14 Reimert. R. R., Jr., 550 
 13 Rein, F., 508 
 
 06 Rein, L. E.. 261 
 gReinecke, T. G. W., 801 
 gReinemund, J. A., 801 
 
 i8 Reinsch, B. P., 731 
 13 Reisner, C. L., 508 
 72 Reiss, W. A., I 
 
 13 Reitz. W. R., 508 
 
 11 Reller, Erna M., 434 
 
 01 Remann, F. G., 153 
 
 10 Renich, Amanda B., 395 
 
 04 Renich, E. A., 211 
 
 11 Renich. Katharine L., 434 
 
 11 Renich, Mary E., 434 
 
 05 Renner, E. T.. 234 
 
 15 Renner, Julia E., 593 
 
 14 Renner, Sylvia P., 550 
 10 Renner, W. P., 395 
 
 15 Reno, G. B., 594 
 
 08 *Reno, J. F., 322 
 
 15 Rentchier. Edna K., 594 
 10 Rentfro, P. C., 39s 
 
 16 Renwick, G. W., 642 
 14 Renwick, Ruth M., 550 
 
 12 Renz, Myrtle A., 471 
 
 09 Retz, Rosalie M., 338 
 
 13 Reum, H. E., 508 
 
 16 Revels, Mrs. A. B. (See 
 Higgins, Irma M.) 
 
 14 Rexwinkle, Daphne M., 
 
 550 
 
 12 Rexwinkle, F. D., 471 
 gReyerson, L. H., 801 
 
 04 Reynolds. Mrs. B. D. W. 
 (See Sides, Aimee M.) 
 
 07 Reynolds, E. H., 291 
 ^Reynolds, E. S., 802 
 
 07 Reynolds, F. H., 291 
 85 Reynolds, H. L., 42 
 74 Reynolds, H. S., 6 
 74 Reynolds. Mrs. H. S. (See 
 
 Potter, Frances A.) 
 01 Reynolds, Mabel, 153 
 16 Reynolds, O. E., 642 
 72 *Reynolds, S. A., 2 
 
 15 Rhea, C. J. J., 594 
 03 Rhea, F. H., 187 
 
 99 Rhoads, Emma M., 123 
 
 99 Rhoads, H. A., 123 
 
 18 Rhoads, Marie C., 731 
 
 13 Rhode, Mrs. C. S. (See 
 
 Harper. Julia A.) 
 
 16 Rhodes, C. S., 642 
 00 Rhodes, E. M., 135 
 76 Rhodes, T. F.. 12 
 98 Rhodes, O. M., 114 
 
 '18 Rhue, P. M., 731 
 '96 Rhumphrey, Mrs. R. H. 
 (See Folger, Rachel E.) 
 'is Ribback, L., 594 
 '11 Rice, C. C., 434 
 '77 *Rice, G. C., 15 
 '14 Rice, G. C., 550 
 '14 Rice, H. M., 550 
 'iS Rice, Katherine G., 731 
 g-Rice, Mrs. M. E. (See 
 MacGregor, Hazel H.) 
 
 06 Rich, C. C., 261 
 04 Rich, C. W., 21 r 
 is Rich, D. B., 594 
 
 07 Rich, D. H., 291 
 
 13 Rich, E. A., 508 
 
 14 Rich, P. C, 550 
 
 87 Richards, A. L., 49 
 78 Richards, C. L., 19 
 83 *Richards, Mrs. C. L. (See 
 Ashby, Lida M.) 
 
 06 Richards, C. W., 261 
 82 *Richards, G. W., 31 
 
 14 Richards, Helen M., 550 
 10 Richards, J. V., 395 
 
 15 Richards, Lenore, 594 
 
 04 Richards, L. S., 211 
 18 Richards, Olive A., 731 
 
 09 Richards, P. M., 358 
 
 01 Richards, Mrs. R. C. (See 
 Schulte. Mabel) 
 
 14 Richardson, C., 550 
 
 10 Richardson, C. B., 395 
 gRichardson, C. H., 802 
 
 09 Richardson, Edith M., 35S 
 
 15 Richardson, F. B., Jr.. 594 
 81 Richardson. Mrs. H. E. 
 
 (See Wright, Jessie A.^ 
 
 17 Richardson, H. R., 61^3 
 
 15 Richardson. Tuanita, 594 
 
 07 Richardson, Mabel K., 291 
 
 01 Richardson, R. E., 153 
 07 Richardson, W. H., 291 
 iS Richart, Blanche B., 731 
 14 Richart. F. E., 550 ■ 
 
 16 Richart, Mrs. F. E. (See 
 
 Johnson, Mary F.) 
 gi Richart, F. W., 63 
 
 13 Riche, A. r.., 508 
 
 05 Richeson, Virginia C., 234 
 
 14 Richey, F. C., 550 
 
 03 Richey, J. J., 187 
 n Richie, J. K., 434 
 
 15 Richmond, G. K., 594 
 
 18 Richmond, Jean E., 731 
 
 17 Richmond, W. M., 693 
 
 18 Richter, Gertrude K., 732 
 72 Rickard. T. E., 2 
 
 04 Ricker, Ethel, 211 
 72 Ricker, N. C., 2 
 
 75 *Ricker. Mrs. N. C. (See 
 
 Steele. Mary C.) 
 00 Ricker, R. C., 135 
 09 Ricketts. Clara A., 358 
 13 Riddle, Lillian, 508 
 04 Riddle, R. G.. 211 
 
 13 Ridgely, T. E., 508 
 04 Riehl, Anna, 211 
 
 09 Riesche, R. H., 358 
 
 12 Rietz, Nelle M., 471 
 
 14 Riff, D. M., 550 
 
 16 Rigg, G. L., 642 
 
 10 Righter, E. B., 395 
 
 13 Righter, Nellie R., 508 
 
 03 Rightor, F. E., 187 
 
 02 Riley, Anna B., 169 
 gRiley, C. F. C, 802 
 
 04 Riley, G. A., 211 
 94 Riley, W. B., 80 
 
 gRinaker, Clarissa, 802 
 
 15 Rinaker, Dorothy S., 594 
 gRinaker, Harriet B., 802 
 
 17 Rinaker, Janet, 693 
 
 '87 Rinaker, J. I., 49 
 '15 Rinehart, Mrs. R. (See 
 Dauberman, Margaret 
 
 09 Ripl'ey, C. T., 358 
 
 gRipley, L. B., 802 
 18 Ripple, Ruth A., 732 
 
 gRisley, W. J., 802 
 06 Risser, Ruby B., 261 
 09 Risser, R. G., 358 
 18 Risser, W. S., 732 . 
 99 Ritchey, F. L.. 123 
 
 15 Ritchey, R. W., 594 
 
 09 Ritchie, Elizabeth P., 358 
 
 17 Ritter, J. G., 693 - 
 
 18 Ritter, W. T., 732 
 
 16 Ritts, C. L., 642 
 
 15 Rives, Nannie B., 594 
 
 10 Rives, O. B., 395 
 
 17 Roane, T. D., 694 
 gRoark, R. C, 803 
 
 11 Roark. R. J., 434 
 00 Robbins, E. F., 136 
 10 Robbins, R. A., 395 
 
 09 Robbins, G. L., 358 
 73 *Robbins, H. E.. 4 
 
 75 Robbins Mrs. H. E. (See 
 Stewart, Margaret E.) 
 
 10 Robbins, J., 395 
 
 [5 Robbins, Ruth, 594 
 
 09 Robert, J. A., 358 
 
 14 Robert, J. H., 550 
 
 06 Robert, L. P., 261 
 
 12 Roberts, C. C, 471 
 
 04 Roberts, Carolyn M., 211 
 
 18 Roberts, C. M., 732 
 82 Roberts, C. N., 31 
 
 12 Roberts, C. S., 471 
 
 13 Roberts, E.. 508 
 
 12 Roberts, Mrs. E (See 
 
 Renz, Myrtle A.) 
 i4 Roberts, Erma D.. 551 
 
 16 Roberts, Frances E., 642 
 gRoberts, Gwladys E., 803 
 
 02 Roberts, H. A., 169 
 
 13 Roberts, H. V.. 508 
 
 06 Roberts, Kathleen A., 261 
 84 *Roberts, L. C, 39 
 
 06 Roberts, Miriam E., 261 
 "17 Roberts, M. D., 694 
 
 13 Roberts, Nellie R., 509 
 
 86 Roberts, V. B., 46 
 
 09 Roberts, Mrs. W. E. (See 
 
 Ervin, Helen K.) 
 
 88 Roberts, W. R.. 52 
 
 18 Robertson, A. B., 732 
 
 13 Robertson, Eva L., 5o9 
 
 16 Robertson, H. S., 642 
 00 Robertson, L. S., 136 
 
 17 Robertson, Miriam S., 694 
 13 Robertson, Nellie M., 509 
 
 07 Robertson, N. S., 291 
 12 Robinson, Anna B., 471 
 
 80 Robinson, A. F., 23 
 
 81 Robinson, Mrs. A. F. (See 
 
 Elder. Loretta) 
 80 Robinson, A. S., 24 
 16 Robinson, A. W., 642 
 06 Robinson, Candace I., 262 
 09 Robinson, C. J., 358 
 75 Robinson, E. A., 9 
 
 gRobinson, Et'^el J.. 803 
 
 18 Robinson, Ethlyn C, 732 
 
 09 Robinson. Mrs. E. W. 
 
 (See Kirk, Elizabeth) 
 
 12 Robinson, Grace M., 471 
 
 06 Robinson, H. F., 262 
 
 16 *Robinson, J. L.. 642 
 
 10 Robinson, K. E., 395 
 98 Robinson, L. A., 114 
 12 Robinson, P. T.. 471 
 
 08 Robinson, R. E., 322 
 
 17 Robinson, Ruth L., 694 
 12 *Robinson, T. L., 471 
 17 Robinson, W. I., 694 
 06 Robinson. W. R.. 262 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 "35 
 
 'i2 Robison, Emile, 471 
 
 '09 Robson, C. D., 359 
 
 '00 Rochow, C. T. F., 136 
 
 '17 Rockey, P. T.. 694 
 
 '14 Rockhold, K. E., 551 
 
 '10 Rockwell, L., 395 
 
 '09 Rodgers, R. B., 359 
 
 'o9 Rodgers, Mrs. R. B. (See 
 
 Dunlap, Nora B.) 
 '03 Rod:, Mrs. C. A. (See Bor- 
 
 ton, Lucina J.) 
 '04 Rodman, C. S., 211 
 '06 Rodiuar., R. R.. 26r 
 '06 Rodriguez, R. S.. 262 
 '18 Rodriguez, A.. 732 
 '00 Roe, A. Z., 136 
 '18 Roe, E. B.. 732 
 '07 Roe. Mrs. J. M. (See 
 
 Hunt, E. Glenne) 
 '17 Roesner, Hedwig E., 694 
 '16 Roessler, W. O.. 642 
 '11 Rogers, Anna S., 434 
 '06 Rogers, Edith, 262 
 '17 Rogers, Elsie M., 694 
 '07 Rogers, F. G., 291 
 '16 Rogers, G. S., 642 
 '15 Rogers. H. B., 594 
 '17 Rogers, H. S., 694 
 '16 Rogers, H. T.. 643 
 
 gRogers, J. S., 803 
 '09 Rogers, Mrs. J. S. (See 
 
 Seed. Essie M.) 
 '16 Rogers. R. D., 643 
 '13 Rogstad, Mrs. F. J.. (See 
 
 Peterson, Lola M.) 
 '14 Rohlfing, A. R., sSi 
 '16 Rohlfing, W. L., 643 
 '16 Rohn, F. A., 643 
 '13 *Rohrbough, F. C., 509 
 '11 Rohrer, C. J., 434 
 '17 Rohrer. F. P., 694 
 '09 Rohrer, Minnie G., 359 
 '14 Roland, V. A., 551 
 '08 Rolfe, Amy L., 323 
 •72 Rolfe, C. W.. 2 
 '00 Rolfe. Martha D., 136 
 '02 Rolfe, Mary A., 169 
 '03 Rolfe. Susan F., 188 
 '11 Roman, F. L., 434 
 '14 Roman, O. B., 551 
 '15 Roman, Mrs. O. (See Rin- 
 
 aker. Dorothy S.) 
 '12 Roman. W., .Tr., 471 
 '10 Romero, C. N., 395 
 '18 Romero. N.. 732 
 '11 Romig, F. G., 434 
 '15 Romine, T. F.. 594 
 '18 Rompel, Ruth E.. 732 
 '85 Ronalds. H. L., 42 
 'o5 Roney, W. H., 234 
 '17 Roos, E. G., 694 
 '16 Root. V. K., 643 
 '14 Rooth. Carrie L.. 551 
 '14 Ropiequet, W. C., 551 
 '15 Ropiequet, Mrs. W. C. 
 
 (See Green. Alta) 
 '08 Ropp, F. N.. 323 
 '12 Ropp, Pear! I.. 47t 
 '17 Roscoe, G. H., 694 
 '02 *Rose, Alice. 169 
 '09 Rose, E. E.. 359 
 '10 Rose, Elizabeth I.. 395 
 '18 Rose, Edith M.. 732 
 '03 Rose, F. W. 188 
 '16 Rose, H. B., 643 
 '02 Rose, L. v., 169 
 '10 Rose, W. B.. 396 
 '05 Rosebery, C. J.. ^34 
 '16 Rosenberg, F.. 643 
 '18 Rosenberg. H^ B.. 732 
 '11 Rosencrans. F. B., 434 
 '13 Ross, C. S., 5o9 
 gRoss, E. L. 803 
 '14 Ross, G. T., 551 
 '17 Ross. H. A., 694 
 gRoss. J. C, 803. 
 '16 Ross. K. D., 643 
 
 "lo Ross, Louise H., 396 
 
 '89 Ross, L. S.. 55 
 
 '18 Ross, Nelda G., 732 
 
 '05 Ross, R. M., 234 
 
 '14 Ross, R. M., 551 
 
 '01 Ross, Mrs. R. JNL (See 
 
 Read, Nellie L.; 
 '07 Ross, R. v.. 291 
 '81 Ross, S. D., 28 
 '81 Ross, Mrs. S. D. (See 
 Barnes, Bertha E.) 
 i;Ross. V. R., 803 
 '12 Rossback, E, J., 47I 
 '15 Rosset, L., 594 
 '07 Rost, Mrs. T. W. (See 
 
 Peine. Adela L. C.) 
 '18 Roth, Florence C., 732 
 •08 Roth, H. D., 323 
 '09 Roth, T. F., '09, Draftsman 
 'OS Rothgeb. Mrs. H. (See 
 
 Hay ward, Mabel S.) 
 '14 Rothgeb, Jessie B., 551 
 '05 Rothgeb, W. H., 234 
 '16 Rotrock, LL M., 643 
 '13 Rottger, R. €., 5o9 
 '04 Roulston, R. B., 212 
 '16 Rounds, F. G., 643 
 '16 Rourke, Ellen M., 643 
 '08 Routson, F. J., 323 
 '96 Row, G. E., 96 
 '07 Rowand, K. E.. 291 
 '17 Rowe, C. B., 694 
 '14 Rowe, E. M., 551 
 '95 Rowe, H. B., 88 
 '17 Rowe, J., 694 
 '17 Rowe, J. L.. 694 
 '13 Rowe, R. Y., 509 
 '93 Rowe, W. B., 73 
 '09 Rowland, C. K., 359 
 '00 Rowland, E. M., 136 
 '14 Rowland, F. E., 551 
 '05 Roy, H. M., 234 
 '14 Roy, S. K., 551 
 '04 Royall, C. C, 212 
 '04 Royce, Bertha E., 212 
 '12 Royce, Mrs. J. A. (See 
 
 Funk, Irene M.) 
 '95 Royer, J. W., 88 
 '95 Roysdon, W. I., 88 
 'o5 Rubey, H. K., 234 
 '15 Ruby, G. B., 59s ' 
 '13 Ruby, I. R., 509 
 '14 Ruckel, J. G., 552 
 '13 Rucker, H. J.. 509 
 '13 Riickmich, Mrs. C. A. 
 (See Theilen, Margaret 
 K.) 
 '99 Rudnick. P. F. A.. 124 
 '78 *Rudy, W. D. O., 19 
 '15 Rue, O., 595 
 '17 Ruedi. C. H., 694 
 '05 Ruediger, Mrs. G. F. (See 
 
 Brayton, Abby L.) 
 '16 Rueff, J. A.. 643 
 '11 Ruehe, H. A.. 435 
 '16 Ruehe, Mabel L., 643 
 '18 Ruffner, Rachel, 732 
 '08 Rufle, Mrs. R. E. (See 
 
 Kirby, Sarah E.) 
 '10 Rugg. D. M., 396 
 '15 Rugg, E. U.. 595 
 '00 Rugg. Edna A.. 136 
 '82 Rugg. F. D., 31 
 
 gRugg. H. O.. S04 
 '15 Rukin. M.. 595 
 '10 Rule. Carrie L.. 396 
 '13 Rumery. F. A., 509 
 '07 Rump. C. A., 291 
 '04 Rump, G. H., 212 
 '16 Rumsey, Mary H.. 643 
 '16 Rundle, H. E.. 644 
 '17 Rundle. W. B.. 694 
 '17 Rundles. C. M., 694 
 •15 Rundles, D. C, 595 
 '13 Rundles. E. 509 
 '15 Rundles. J. C, 595 
 
 '16 Rundles, \V. L., 644 
 '18 Rundquist, E. T., 732 
 '11 Runkel, H., 435 
 '17 Runneberg. E. C, 694 
 '84 Rupp, A. O., 39 
 
 gRupp, L. W., 804 
 '15 Rush, 1. L., 595 
 '16 Rush, R. L., 644 
 '12 Rusher, F. E., 472 
 '14 Rusher, Mrs. F. E. (See 
 
 John. Dorette) 
 '09 Rusk, F. S.. 359 
 '09 Rusk, R. L., 359 
 '11 Ruskamp. W. H., 435 
 
 gRussel, R., 804 
 '93 Russell, C. W., 73 
 '14 Russell, Caroline N., 552 
 
 gRussell, F. A., 804 
 '09 Russell, G. S., 359 
 'i I Russell, J. T., 435 
 '12 Russell, L. M., 472 
 '11 Russell, W. E., 435 
 '09 Russell, W. J., 359 
 '17 Russett, J. P. C, 695 
 '12 Rust, Grace A., 472 
 '16 Rust, L. J., 644 
 '17 Rusy, B. F., 69s 
 '78 *Rutan. A. D.. 19 
 '15 Rutenber, Frances AL, 595 
 '15 Ruth. R. W., 595 
 '16 Ruth, T. L., 644 
 'is Rutherford, Eugenia E., 
 
 595 
 '17 Rutherford, Florence, 695 
 '16 Rutledge. B. I.. 644 
 '06 Rutledge, Bertha. 262 
 '10 Rutledge, G., 396 
 '94 Rutledge, J. J., 80 
 '08 Rutledge, Nellie I., 323 
 '03 Rutt, R. W., 188 
 '07 Ryan, Jessie, 291 
 '00 Ryburn. C. A., 136 
 '18 Ryder, H. A. L., 732 
 '15 Ryther, H. W.. 595 
 '06 Saathoff. G. W., 262 
 gSabin, Ethel E.. 804 
 '09 Sachs, Inez F., 359 
 '05 Sachse, W. G., 235 
 '13 Sadler, W. C, 509 
 '09 Saemann, Mabelle O., 359 
 '17 Saffell, Gladys D., 695 
 '00 Saffer, L. B.. 136 
 '00 Safford, E. B.. 136 
 '17 Sager, Anna E., 69s 
 '03 Sager, Mrs. F. A. (See 
 
 Stansbury, Alta L.) 
 '18 Sailer, F., 732 
 '15 Sailor, I. C, 59S 
 '07 St. John, A. H., 292 
 'II St. John. Mrs. J. H. (See 
 Fleming, Rose G.) 
 gSakagami, Y., 804 
 '14 Salazar, J. U., 552 
 '13 Salisbury. Ethel I., 509 
 '15 Salisbury, G. W., 595 
 '97 Sammis, J. L., 105 
 '96 Sample. J. C, 96 
 'os Sampson, W. E., 235 
 '02 Sampson. Mrs. W. E. (See 
 
 Dobbins. Ethel I.) 
 '02 Samson. C. L., 170 
 '02 Samson. G. R.. 170 
 '04 Samson, Inez R.. 212 
 'i5 Samuels, Freda I., 644 
 '88 Samuels, J. H., 52 
 '18 Samuels, Theresa M., 732 
 '09 Samuels. T. W.. 359 
 '15 Samuelson, R. A.. 596 
 "13 Sandall. E. E.. 510 
 '12 Sandberg, R. L.. 472 
 
 TiSanders, A. H., 832 
 '14 Sanders, Laura M.. 552 
 '14 Sanders. R. L.. 552 
 '02 Sanders. T. M.. 170 
 
1 136 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 16 
 
 gSandifur, C. W., 804 
 00 Sanford, Delia C, 136 
 06 Sanford, E. W., 262 
 
 16 Sanford, Harriet A., 644 
 
 17 Sanford, Juanita L., 695 
 13 Sangdahl, G. S., 510 
 
 06 Sanger, Mrs. W. M. (See 
 Graff, Elizabeth) 
 
 Santee, A. M., 644 
 Sanvictores, J. G., 323 
 
 15 Saperston, I. N., 596 
 
 16 Sarett, L. R., 644 
 
 13 Sargeant, S. S., 510 
 08 Sargent, Agnes L., 323 
 86 Sargent, C. E., 46 
 
 18 Sargent, Francelia P., 733 
 gSargent, Rachel L., 804 
 
 18 Sato, K.. 7^3 
 
 04 Saunders, Mrs. A. J. (See 
 
 Holderman, Harriet) 
 84 Saunders. Mrs. C. B. (See 
 Ayers, Annetta) 
 
 96 Saunders, H. J., 96 
 
 12 Saunders, H. O., 472 
 98 Saunders, R. C.. 114 
 
 07 Saunders, Mrs. T E.. (See 
 
 Gwinn, Alta G.) 
 80 *Savage, G. M.. 24 
 
 14 Savage. Lillian W., 552 
 78 Savage, Manford, 19 
 
 15 Savage, Marie, 596 
 
 17 Savage, \V. C., 695 
 
 17 Savage, W. E., 695 
 07 Savidge, H., 292 
 10 Sawtell, W. A.. 396 
 
 10 Sawyer, A. B., 396 
 
 13 Sawyer, Mrs. A. B. (See 
 
 Porter, .\gnes) 
 
 02 Sawyer, D. H., 170 
 
 05 Sawyer, F. S.. 23^ 
 
 07 Sawyer. Mrs. F. S. (See 
 
 Spray, Edith S.) 
 
 18 Sawyer. Gertrude E., 733 
 
 03 Sawyer, G. L., 188 
 
 11 Sawyer, G. P., 435 
 
 15 Sawyer, H. G., 596 
 78 Sawyer, H. W., 19 
 00 Sawyer, Ida E., 136 
 
 08 Sawyer. J. H.. 323 
 
 14 Sawyer, Maro-aret, 552 
 95 Sayers. A. J., 88 
 
 97 Sayers, W. W., 105 
 97 Sayler, J. R., 105 
 
 13 Sayre, C. B., 510 
 gSavre, E. R., 804 
 gSayre W. R., 804 
 
 14 Scales, W. H., 552 
 
 14 Scales. Mrs. W. H.. (See 
 Goodmann, Leola) 
 
 11 .Scanlan, J. A.. 435 
 97 Schacht. F. W., los 
 
 03 Schacht, J. H.. 188 
 
 '4 .Schaarniann, E. F., 552 
 14 Schadt, Mabel E., 552 
 
 16 Schaefer, E. F.. 644 
 
 04 *Schaefer. Ellen M. 212 
 94 Schaefer. Mrs. F. R. (See 
 
 Shawhan. Gertrude) 
 88 Schaefer, T. V. E.. 52 
 90 *Schaefer, P. A., 58 
 00 Schaefer, P. J., 136 
 
 09 Schaefer, P. V.. 359 
 g-Schafer, E. G.. 80=; 
 
 14 Schaffer, O. G., 552 
 
 gSchaffer, Wilhelmina M., 
 805 
 07 Schafmayer, A. J.. 292 
 
 13 Schalck, E. M., 510 
 16 Schalck, M. A., 644 
 07 Schaller. ,\. L., 292 
 
 14 Schaller, Emma E., 552 
 16 Schaller, G. S.. 644 
 
 10 Schaller. W. F., 396 
 
 12 Schance, T. J., 472 
 
 Schaumberg, E. G.. 695 
 Schecht, M., 695 
 Schecter, R. W., 644 
 Scheele, D. C., 644 
 Scheffer, Wilhelmina, 733 
 Scheid, J. P., 510 
 Scheidenhelm. E. L., 67 
 Schell, E. J., 435 
 irSchelling, Mrs. J. M. (See 
 Ay res, Zelda M.) 
 Schenck, C., 472 
 Schenker, Mrs. J. W. 
 ' (See Wills, Etta C.) 
 Scherer, Josephine, 235 
 gScherfee, S. H., 80s 
 Schertz, A. C., 323 
 Schertz, J. W., 292 
 Schetnitz, H., 596 
 Scheve, Mrs. P. (See 
 
 Eisenmayer, Ida) 
 Schickedanz, L. H., 644 
 Schickedanz. S. A., 435 
 Schickedanz, Mrs. S. A. 
 (See Moschel, Marga- 
 ret) 
 
 Schiesswohl. 
 Schiesswold, 
 Schifflin. A. 
 
 P. G., 596 
 R. L., 643 
 K., 733 
 
 Schill, Gertrude B., 433 
 Schillinger, Josephine, 133 
 Schinnerer. O. P., 510 
 Schlader, E. H.. 645 
 *Schlader, T. H., 42 
 Schleifer, F. J., 695 
 Schleifer, Mrs. F. J. (See 
 
 Agg, Sarah) 
 Schlie Mrs. F. W. (See 
 
 Wittlinger, Emma M.) 
 Schlink, F. T., 472 
 Schlueter. Mrs. W. (See 
 
 Wilson, Helen M.) 
 Schlueter, W. L., 645 
 Schlutius, Louise G., 510 
 Schmahl, M. R., 262 
 Schmidt, G. A., iSS 
 Schmidt. H., 235 
 Schmidt, K. W., 645 
 Schmidt, L., 510 
 Schmitz, E. A., 510 
 Schneider, A.. 81 
 Schneider, A. C, 695 
 Schneider, Bertha M., 396 
 Schneider, D. C, 596 
 Schneider, E. J., 137 
 Schnellbach, T. F., 510 
 Schnellbach. 'Mrs. J. F. 
 
 (See Tucker, Phoebe 
 
 C.) 
 Schnetzler, C. H., 396 
 Schobinger. E., 596 
 Schoch, J. A.. 69s 
 Schoch, W. G.. 435 
 Schoeffel, G. W., 396 
 Schoeller, J. E., 262 
 Schoene, H. F., 695 
 *Schoepperle, Katherine, 
 
 596 
 Schoessel, C. A., 510 
 Scholl, C. E., 510 
 Scholl. Mrs. C. E. (See 
 
 Wills, Marv E.) 
 Scholl, R. S.,"645 
 Scholnitzsky. I. M. (See 
 
 Shaw, I. M.) 
 Scholz. .\. L., 472 
 
 Scholz, H. A.. 2Q2 
 
 Schoolcraft, P. S., 511 
 
 Schoonhoven, Mrs. J. T. 
 (See Butterfield. Heleii) 
 gSchoonover. W. R.. 805 
 
 Schott, Mrs. D. (See Gay- 
 man, Mvrtle) 
 
 Schott. F. Jr.. 235 
 
 Schrader, A. €., 42 
 
 gSchradieck, H. E., S05 
 Schreiber, L. H., 733 
 Schreiber, O. W. K., 292 
 Schreiber, R. E., 212 
 Schreiber. Mrs. R. E. 
 
 (See Rogers, Edith) 
 Schreier, E. P., 552 
 Schriver, Mrs. G. (See 
 
 Lee, Izora) 
 Schroeder, C. A., 153 
 Schroeder, C. W., 235 
 Schroeder, Edith C., 596 
 Schroeder. G. W., 553 
 Schroeder, Mrs. P. G. 
 
 (See Sloan, Hazel) 
 Schroeder, W. F.. 2^2 
 Schroeppel, H. H., 695 
 Schroeppel, Mrs. H. H. 
 (See Sharp, Bertha L. ) 
 Schrum, Mabel €., 137 
 Schucker. R. W., 596 
 Schuler, D. B., 645 
 Schulte, C. R., 262 
 Schulte. Mabel, 153 
 Schulters, J. R., 397 
 Schultz, Edith A.. 511 
 Schultz, Mrs. G. H. (See 
 
 Holderman, Mariorie 
 
 C.) 
 Schultz, Hazel M., 553 
 Schultz. R. E., 645 
 Schulz, E. R., 645 
 Schulz, F. J.. 733 
 Schulz, T. A., 696 
 gSchulz, W. F.. 80s 
 Schulzke, O. F., 397 
 Schulzke, W. H., 360 
 Schumacher, D. H.. 696 
 Schumacher, H. T., 212 
 Schumacher, L. G., 202 
 Schumacher, R., 360 
 Schumacher, Tillie J., 170 
 Schundner, L. V., 472 
 Schurecht, H. G., 533 
 Schuster, G., 397 
 Schutt, A. G., 235 
 Schutt, W. R., 124 
 Schutte. T. H.. 472 
 Schwagmeyer, Ella. 733 
 Schwartz, A. J.. 472 
 Schwartz. J., 2S 
 Schwartz. Louise F. . 533 
 Schwartz L.. 433 
 Schwartze, E. W., 472 
 Schwarzkoff, Florence A., 
 
 360 
 Schwerin, A.. 323 
 Schwing, E. A., .S06 
 .e'^cofield. Harriet, 805 
 ^gScoggan, E. P>., 805 
 Scotchbrook, G. P.. 35 
 Scott, Daisy C.. 88 
 Scott, D. G.. 74 
 gScott, Eleanor B., 805 
 Scott, E. S.. 553 
 Scott, Frances M., 435 
 Scott, F. W^.. 153 
 Scott, Mrs. F. W. (See 
 
 Forbes, Ethel C.) 
 Scott, G. H., 96 
 Scott. Mrs. G. H. (See 
 
 Cole Mary M.) 
 Scott, G. R., 606 
 Scott, Mrs. J. B. (See 
 
 Reed, Adele C.) 
 Scott, J. R., 292 
 Scott, J. T., 235 
 Scott, L. B.. 645 
 Scott, L. W., 436 
 Scott, Miriam E.. 292 
 Scott, Mrs. R. (See Wil- 
 son, Nelle M.) 
 Scott, R. .■\., 696 
 Scott, R. C. 51 1 
 Scott, R. S., 696 
 
'i6 Scott, S. E., 64s 
 'i6 Scott, W., 64s 
 
 gScott, W. D., 805 
 '08 Scott, Mrs. W. D. (See 
 
 Niederman, Gertrude) 
 '95 Scott, W. J., 88 
 '07 Scott, W. R., 293 
 '75 *Scovell, M. A., 9 
 '78 Scovell, Mrs. M. A. (See 
 
 Davis, Nancy) 
 '08 Scovill, H. T., 323 
 '11 Scovill, Mrs. H. T. (See 
 
 Stewart, Edith E.) 
 '76 *Scribner, A. C, 12 
 '09 Scroggin, Berenice, 360 
 '08 Scroggin, Ethel N., 324 
 'is Scroggin, Mildred A., 596 
 '07 Scruggs, A. P., 293 
 '00 Scudder, B. H., 137 
 '75 Scudder, C. O., 9 
 '02 Scudder, H. D., 170 
 'ok *Scurlock, H. H., 88 
 '08 Seaman, A. T., 324 
 '93 *Seaman, G. W., 74 
 '15 Seaman. Katherine, 596 
 'i I Searle, J. C 436 
 '18 Searle, T. G., 733 
 gSears, G. W., 806 
 '00 Sears, Minnie E. 137 
 '14 Sears, O. H.. S53 
 '14 Sears, Rose R.. 553 
 '96 Sears, Mrs. W. E. (See 
 
 Besore, Nellie) 
 '95 Seastone, C. V., 89 
 '06 *Seavert, N. E.. 262 
 '18 Seavey. H. R., 733 
 
 gSeawell. Cornelia R., 806 
 '14 Secor, E. C., 553 
 '09 Seed, Essie M., 360 
 '14 Seeley. Esther B., 553 
 '00 Seely, Blanche M., 137 
 
 gSeely, F. B., 806 
 '99 Seely, G. T., 124 
 '98 Seely, Mrs. G. T. (See 
 Morrow, Grace E.) 
 Seely, J. G., 360 
 Seese, R. S., T73 
 Seib, E. C. 436 
 „^ Seibel, K. B., 212 
 '91 Seibert, Emma E., 63 
 '15 Seidenburg, N. C, 596 
 '16 Seifert. H. F., 645 
 '16 Seifried, A. G., 645 
 '12 Seifried, J. F., 473 
 '09 Seiler, Alice F., 360 
 
 I^Seiler, Eleanor F., 806 
 '18 Seiler, Erna. 733 
 '13 Seiler, G. W., 51 1 
 '12 Seiler, O. E., 473 
 •10 Seiter, P. W.. 397 
 '13 Sekine, S., 5ii 
 '14 Sekine, S., 553 
 '12 Sellards, J. A., 473 
 '16 Sellards. W. H., 645 
 '17 Sellards, Mrs. W. H. (See 
 
 Harris. Hannah) 
 '17 Sellner, Edna. 606 
 '15 Selsam, Beulah E.. 506 
 '04 Selters. Mrs. J. (See Ran- 
 
 son, Clara A.) 
 '18 Selzer, L. J., 733 
 '18 Selzer, Mrs. L. J. (See 
 Wamsley, Adelaide M.) 
 '16 Semple, A. T., 645 
 gSenay, C. T.. 806 
 '13 Sendenburgh. Edith I., 511 
 '15 Senneff. G. F., 597 
 '17 Sense, Mattie A., 696 
 '11 Sercombe, R. J., 436 
 •11 Sesler, P. R., 436 
 •16 Severance, L. E., 645 
 'i^ Severinghaus, M. G., 511 
 '08 Sevilla, H.. 324 
 '14 Sewell, S. I., 5';3 
 •16 Sexauer. Mae M.. 646 
 '81 Seymour, A. B., 28 
 
 09 
 
 04 
 
 Index to Alumni 
 
 '84 Seymour, Mrs. A. B. (See 
 
 Conkling, Anna J.) 
 '04 Seymour, A. P., 212 
 '03 Seymour, B. W., 188 
 '05 Seymour, C. H., 236 
 '77 Seymour, J. J., 15 
 '09 Seymour, R. R., 360 
 '04 Seymour, R. O., 213 
 '09 Seymour, W. A., 360 
 '15 Seyster, E. W., 597 
 '13 Seyster, Mildred, 511 
 '10 S'ackell, Bessie E., 397 
 '07 Shade, H. R., 293 
 '07 Shade, Imogene. 293 
 '07 Shaflfer, Nina R., 293 
 '16 Shaffer, R. F., 646 
 '98 Shamel, A. D., 114 
 '91 Shamel, C. A., 63 
 '90 Shamel, C. H., 58 
 '08 Shannon. Agnes N., 324 
 '12 Shapiro, I. M., 473 
 '12 Shapland. C. J.. 473 
 '14 Shapland, E. P., 553 
 '82 Sharp, A. J., 31 
 '14 Sharp, Bertha L., 553 
 '17 Sharp, J. C, 696 
 
 /t*Sharp, Katherine L., 83-' 
 '09 Sharpy, Mrs. D. A. (See 
 
 Palmer, Audrie M.) 
 '93 Sharpe, R. W., 74 
 '91 Shattuck, Anna, 63 
 
 /t'Shattuck, S. W., 833 
 •91 Shattuck, W. F., 64 
 '08 Shaver, Mrs. B. F. (See 
 
 Kindig, Pearl E.) 
 'n Shaw, B. B., 436 
 'II Shaw, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Garnett, Harriet E.) 
 'rn Shaw, E. J., 397 
 Shaw, E. M., 597 
 Shaw, F. W., 696 
 Shaw, Mrs. G. L. (See 
 
 Dillon, Bessie) 
 Shaw, G. R., 360 
 Shaw, Hazel Y., 293 
 Shaw, Helen C, 733 
 Shaw, I. M., 435 
 Shaw, J. W., 324 
 Shawhan, G. R., 9 
 Shawhan, Gertrude, 81 
 Shawe, R. I., 646 
 Shay, Mary L., 696 
 Shea. J. C, 96 
 SheaflF, R. P., 733 
 Sheay, J. P., 473 
 Sheean, F. T., 124 
 Sheean, H. D., 124 
 Sheerer, Gertrude E., 733 
 ^Sheets, E. W., 806 
 Sheets, F. T., 553 
 Sheets, H. M., 696 
 *Sheetz, A. v., 646 
 Sheffer, W. H., 733 
 Shelby. E. Jr., 646 
 Shelden, W. W., 646 
 Sheldon, Carrie B., 236 
 Sheldon, C. E., 124 
 Sheldon, C. H., 213 
 Sheldon, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Mann, Alice C.) 
 Sheldon, Edna W., 213 
 Sheldon, H. K., 646 
 Sheldon, Maude L., 188 
 Sheldon, N. E., 733 
 Sheldon, V. L., 188 
 Sheldon, Mrs. V. L. (See 
 
 Wetzel, Nellie) 
 Sheldon, W. M., 553 
 Shelley, E. F., 646 
 Shelton, A. M., 188 
 Shelton, Wilma L., 553 
 Shelton. Wilma L., 733 
 •Shen. W. Y.. 511 
 jfShepard. A. D.. 806 
 ♦Shenard. Mr=. E. I. (See 
 Branch. Elizabeth) 
 
 '08 
 '75 
 '94 
 '16 
 '17 
 '96 
 '18 
 '12 
 '99 
 '99 
 '18 
 
 '14 
 '17 
 '16 
 •18 
 '16 
 '16 
 '05 
 '99 
 '04 
 '03 
 
 •04 
 '16 
 
 II37 
 
 '95 Shepardson, J. E., 89 
 '97 *Shepardson, R. S., 105 
 
 gShepherd, Queen L., 806 
 '17 Sheppard, C. H., 696 
 '14 Shepperd, J. D., 554 
 '17 Sheridan, Mary B., 696 
 '15 *Sherman, C. L., 597 
 '08 Sherman, Mrs. E. B. (See 
 
 Eno, Sara W.) 
 '01 Sherman, Mrs. E. G. (See 
 Sherman, Florence E.) 
 '01 Sherman, W. H., 153 
 '17 Sherrick, J. C, 696 
 '10 Sherry, L. B., 397 
 
 ^Sherwin, C. P., 807 
 '12 Shewade, V. Y., 473 
 '13 Sliewhart,, W. A., 511 
 '10 Shields, C. C, 397 
 '16 Shields, J. E., 646 
 '15 Shields, J. P., 597 
 '10 Shields, R. J., 397 
 '93 Shiga, S., 74 
 '16 Shilling, F. W., 646 
 '94 Shilling, Mrs. S. B. (See 
 
 McCormick, Flora) 
 '04 Shilton, C. N., 213 
 '06 Shilton, P. A., 262 
 '02 Shimmin, R. P., 170 
 'iS Shing, C. T., 734 
 '10 Shinn, H. E., 397 
 '04 Shinn, J. R., 213 
 •06 Shinn, W. R., 262 
 '10 Shipley, H. E.. 397 
 '05 Shipman, A. B., 236 
 '08 Shipman, Louise, 324 
 '14 Shipman, W. D., 554 
 '12 Shirk, W. A., 473 
 '10 Shirley, O. E., 397 
 '09 Shively, Edith O.. 360 
 '15 Shively, W. S., 597 
 '10 Shklowsky, A. J., 397 
 '82 Shlandeman, F., 31 
 '86 Shlandeman, H., 46 
 '14 Shobe, F. D.. 55,1 
 '14 Shoemaker, F. G., 554 
 '03 Shoemaker, J. E., 189 
 '16 Shoemaker, J. W., 646 
 '04 Shoemaker, Theodora, 213 
 '18 Shonkwiler, F. L., 734 
 '16 Shonte, H. A., 646 
 '15 Shouts, T. D., 597 
 '15 Shook, C. H., 597 
 '15 Shook, C. W., 597 
 • gShook, G. A., 807 
 
 gShoop, Adaline M., 807 
 '02 Short, Mrs. R. L. (See 
 
 Buerkin, Emma) 
 '01 Short, W. C. 153 
 '17 Shott. Ruth E., 696 
 '07 Shoults, Mrs. C. A. (See 
 
 Shade, Imogene) 
 '09 Shrader, F. K., 360 
 'n Shrader, J. W.. 436 
 '18 Shriver. Helen E., 734 
 •14 Shum, N. C, 554 
 '17 Shumaker, Mrs. R. N. 
 (See Teeters, Mary E.) 
 '18 Shup, L. E., 734 
 '10 Shute, R. L., 398 
 '10 Shute, Mrs. R. L. (See 
 
 ' Stephens, Laura A.) 
 
 '18 Shy, F. S., 734 
 '04 Sides, Aimee M., 213 
 •15 Siebens, A. R., 597 
 
 gSiebens, Thekla M.. 807 
 '12 Sieberns, L. C, -i73 
 '15 Siegel. I., 597 
 •16 Siegfried. F. O. 646 
 '17 Siegmund. H. O., 696 
 '18 Siegrist, D. C, 734 
 '13 Siemen, Bertha A., 511 
 
 gSiever, C. H.. 807 
 '14 Sievert, C. W. J.. 554 
 '14 Sigerson W. C, '54 
 '06 Sigler, E. C, 263 
 
"i.- Sisio^r. NeUie M., 4.-0 
 
 '»o Sisuor, Ruth 11.. ,?oJi 
 
 'jO SiU>orni;u\, O, K.. 04'' 
 
 '03 Silcv. R. \V,. iSo 
 
 ■jS Silkman, 1. M.. 507 
 
 'r'i •Silver, C. \V.. i- 
 
 •7 J •Silver. H.. -• 
 
 *17 Silver. M. «->.. <>or 
 
 '07 Silverman. Mrs. S. i,See 
 
 V'nKnv. Lena") 
 '77 Sim. C L.. 15 
 •{v4 Sim. Ketnrah F... .;o 
 '07 Simer, J. K.^ .:o,> 
 
 i'Simmerins. S. 1... ^07 
 'oi Simmons, A. T.. i54 
 "00 Simmons, H. 11,, 361 
 "1.; Simmons. J.^ W-. Jr., 473 
 '>t> Simmons. T. S.. 647 
 "00 Sinnns, F. S., 361 
 '»o Simms, NV. H., Jr., 647 
 •15 Simon. \Y. II.. 597 
 '14 Simonich, 1. K,, 554 
 "i.' Simonini, i"*. C. 473 
 '06 Simons. A. M.. go 
 'ij Simons, A. M., 47>> 
 '1.; Simons, C. 1... 474^ 
 *17 Simons, Kayna D. C. 697 
 'i3 Simons, C A., 474 
 *i6 Simons, R. S., 047 
 '13 Simpson, A. M.. 511 
 'ij Simpson, 0. C,, 474 
 \'>4 Simpson. C W.. J»3 
 "17 Simpson. K. R., ti07 
 \>? Simpson. Frances, 189 
 "o^ Simpson, F.. 3J4 
 '00 Simpson. F. M,. ,561 
 'i.' Simpson. Mrs. F. M. ^Sec 
 
 U.\KKvin. M,-«yine A.) 
 '13 Si\ni^son. G. JK.. 51- 
 '17 Simpson. I . F.. 007 
 '\o •Simpson. Mary A.. 647 
 'j7 Simpson. Nelle I... 607 
 '17 Simpson. S. S,. 097 
 *17 Simpson. T, M.. 097 
 '05 Sims, C. E,. .'30 
 "15 Suns. C. F,. 5Q7 
 'ij Sinclair. Clara. 474 
 *07 Sinclair. L.F.. -•<J3 
 '17 Sinsh. C, 607 
 \->5 Sinsleton. Mrs. K. I.. (.See 
 
 Clendenen Lois G.t 
 '1 1 Sinha. S., 436 
 'v'xj Sinnett, T. 1\. 301 
 '00 Sinnock, P., 301 
 •iS Sipe, K. K., -34 
 "ij Sisanu Cora IL, 51- 
 *o^ Sisler, Delia J.. J36 
 •Jj Sirer, L. N„ 39 
 •j5 Skadden. H. F„ J07 
 "11 Skarstedt, M.. 43<* 
 '05 Skelley, C. F.. J36 
 "lO Skelton, C. I.., 647 
 ^cSkidmore M,, i^o; 
 '03 ~ Skielvig, S. C, 74 
 "i < Skiles, J. R.. 51 J 
 ■o"i Skinner, F, R.. i!?Q 
 ^cSkinner. G. S., SoS 
 '14 Skinner. 1. K,. 554 
 '77 'Skinner. Velma K., 15 
 '07 Skinner. W. K., a«l3 
 •13 Skoslnnd. C. A., 512 
 *i6 Slack, H. I... 647 
 "iS Slack. \V. S., 7'!4 
 "!iii Slade. B. A.. iS 
 MS Sl.ide. K.itherine C. 734 
 '17 Sladek. G. F.. 007 
 'iS Sladek, R. H.. 734 
 'ja Sladek, V. R., 474 
 '14 *Slater, F. C, 554 
 'n Slater, M. F,. 507 
 \ic. Slater, W. A.. --03 
 *(J4 SUter. \Y. F., Si 
 "oj Slavishter. Mrs. A. W. 
 (.See l">anely. Mary G."> 
 *ii Slausht^T. \V. IV, 430 
 ■S.» Slanson, H, B.. 31 
 
 IMviKSirv OF h.MNOlS 
 
 *10 
 
 'Slauson. Mrs. 11. B. I See "14 
 
 1 anjiUy, Celeste^ 
 
 Slawson, II. 11. . 30S '04 
 
 Shu maker. C. M., 3J4 'lo 
 
 Slayton. \V. K.. -34 "oS 
 
 Slo;u\. An\elia Xi.. 007 "10 
 Sloan. Mrs. F. 1\ (.See 
 
 Hell. Mary^ 
 
 Sloan, llaxel. ."30 'lo 
 
 Sloan, \V. F., 047 'u> 
 Sloane, R, 11.. ."03 
 
 Slocvnn, F.. .-03 "oo 
 
 Slooum, Mary J.. -"\3 "17 
 
 Slocuni. K. 11.. 137 "05 
 
 Slocumb. F. C 1 54 'oS 
 
 Sloi\nesar. W. D., 474 'S4 
 
 Slossou, R, l... 436 \iS 
 
 i'Slouslu Georgia. SoS "i-, 
 
 Sluss. A. 11.. 154 "o- 
 
 Slntes, Mrs. M. C. (.See "i^ 
 
 Hopkins. Fdna'> 
 Smallwood. J. P.. 097 
 
 Sm.irt. .\,. 097 "14 
 
 Smart. C. IL. 697 •,}; 
 
 Smart, R. L., 554 "oJ 
 Smart. Mrs. S. C. (.Sec 
 
 Balkema. Sally > 
 
 Smejkal. F. J.. 554 -^ij 
 
 Smejkal. J. A.. Jr.. .-93 -^^ . 
 Smidl. E.. 097 
 
 Smiley. l« D.. 04- -i, 
 Smith, A. B., 170 
 
 Smith, Mrs. A. B. (See •,. 
 
 Fetterman, Valeria J.) >(,', 
 
 Smith, A. D., 5>- "o- 
 Snuth, Avis F.. 15 
 
 Smith, A. G., J03 • 
 
 Smith. A. L,, 3«j!> •,, 
 
 Smith, B., 154 •.,, 
 Smith, C. A., o 
 
 Smith, C^ A.. i-'4 .^ , 
 Smith, C. C, 474 
 
 Smith. C. F,. .:03 , 
 
 Sinith. C. E., 047 • ,^ 
 
 Smit I. C. H., iSo ., , 
 
 Smith. C. H. W.. 3-4 • ;;i 
 
 Smith. C. L.. 31 .'" 
 
 Smith, Mrs. ^. 1.. (.See ,>^^ 
 
 llealev. Grace"" 
 
 Smith. Clara M.. 097 .'-J 
 
 Smith. C. R.. 554 ,'-■' 
 
 Smith, C. \V'., iSo '- 
 •Smith. C. \V.. 097 
 
 Smith. C. W.. 51- •''; 
 
 Smith. Mrs. C. W. (.See .^^^^ 
 
 Dei\nv. Christina^ ."■ ^ 
 
 Smith, \">. J.. 554 '^ 
 Smith. D. 1... 437 
 
 Smith. Eliiabeth. 301 ..^. 
 
 •Smith. E. C, I -'4 "jj 
 
 Smith. F, E.. --03 \h> 
 
 Smith. F. E.. 3^4 '10 
 Smith, Elizabeth M.. 59S .,^ 
 
 Smith. Ellen G.. 170 "j. 
 
 Smith. Esther ,\.. ^13 "o'l 
 
 Smith. E, R.. J3J> "n 
 
 Smith. F. P.. ^30 '00 
 
 ^rSmith. F. 1.. SoS •,- 
 
 Smith. Florence M., 1.-4 '09 
 
 Smith, Florence S., -m3 'ii- 
 
 Smith. Gertrude C. 43" 'tS 
 
 Smith, Gladys. 008 'i8 
 
 Smith, t^ladys M.. 59S '06 
 
 Smith. G. C. 754 '00 
 
 Smith. G. C„ 154 '13 
 
 Smith, G. C. 047 '16 
 
 Smith. G. H.. 398 'oa 
 
 Smith. G. I... 097 '9; 
 
 Smith. G. R- 137 '«! 
 
 Smith. G. W.. 50S 'is; 
 
 ,!;Smith. G. \V., 808 "15 
 
 Smith. Helen B,. 363 'ii 
 
 Smith. Helen M.. 647 'ti 
 
 Smith 11. E,. 047 '<»(■ 
 
 Smith, Mrs. 11. N. (,Soo 
 
 Wav. Mildred U.i 
 Smith. H. W., .'13 
 Smith. Irene F., 047 
 Smith, 1. W., 3J4 
 Smith. Mrs. J. C. (See 
 Innis. <.^ma A.") 
 i'Smith. 1. E.. 808 
 Smith, J. F.. t>47 
 Smith. Mrs. J. F. (See 
 Smith. Irene F."» 
 •Smith, J. S. S.. J03 
 Smith. J. \V., 698 
 Smith, k. G., -'30 
 Smith. 1.. A., 3.-5 
 Smith, Laura B., 39 
 Smith, L. B.. 3J5 
 Smith. L. G., 51 j 
 Smith, L. 11.. 100 
 Smith, L. 1.., 734 
 sSmith. 1.. M., 808 
 i'Smith, M. G., 80S 
 Smith. M. J., 554 
 Smith. Mary P., 734 
 Smith, Nellie E.. 3J5 
 i.Smith. O. II. . 808 
 ^.Smith. O. M.. 808 
 Smith. P. A., 154 
 Smith. Mrs. P. .\. (See 
 
 Draper. Charlotte E.^ 
 Smith. P. A., 437 
 ^Smith. P. F., 8v^9 
 Sntith. P. M., 50S 
 Smith, K.. 170 
 Smith. Mrs. R. (See Hess. 
 
 Charlotte"* 
 Smith. R.. 555 
 Smith. Rose. 437 
 Smith. Mrs. R. E. (See 
 
 Carroll. Jessie A.> 
 Smith. Mrs. R. G. tSee 
 
 Bond. Augusta E."> 
 Smith. R. I... 554 
 Smith. R. X.. -'03 
 Smith. R. S.. 5tJ 
 Smith. R. W.. 3JS 
 Smith. S.. q6 
 Smith. S. B.. 393 
 Smith. S. C. 555 
 Smith. S. T., sqS 
 •Smith. Mrs. S. T. (See 
 Mattoon. Charlotte"* 
 Smith. T. B. F.. -^30 
 Smith. T. M.. 361 
 Smith, v.. J37 
 Smith. Velda E.. 734 
 ,!:Smith. \V. Henry. 800 
 X"^i;iith. W. llerschei. 800 
 " Smith. W. H.. 4- 
 Smith. W. M., 555 
 Smith, W. W., 137 
 Smith, Wilhelma 7... 047 
 Sntithson. A. T. 555 
 Smohl. Barbara B.. 098 
 Smolt. F. O.. 64 
 Smoot. Elizabeth E.. 598 
 Sinoot. Elma. t.-4 
 Smoin, \V. E., 608 
 Smurr. T. W., i.'4 
 Snapp, R. R.. 5«-J 
 Snell, C. E., 734 
 Snell. II. S.. 734 
 Snider. E. Q.. ;03 
 Snider. F. P.. 3^^ 
 Snider. H. T., 51; 
 Snoddy. R. U. 647 
 Snovisrass, J. M..^ 171 
 Snodsrrass. W., 68 
 Suodsjrass. W., 437 
 Snook. Helen C. 508 
 Snook. T. D.. 598 
 Snook, "N'era J., 4,^~ 
 Snow. C. H.. 437 
 Snc^w. L, F., .:63 
 
gSnuti', Mary II., 8r>9 
 •06 Snushall, W. (See Mc- 
 
 Leilan, Mary Bj 
 '12 Snyder, A. E., 474 
 '11 Snyder, Mrs. A. E. (See 
 
 Baxter, Florence G.) 
 '90 Snyder, C. H., 58 
 '16 Snyder, G., 647 
 '14 Snyder, L. A., SS5 
 '08 *Snyder, S. S., 325 
 '13 Soderl)erK, A. F., Si 2 
 '08 Solbcrg, I.. P. B., 325 
 '07 Somers, I'lorence. 294 
 '06 Somnu-r. A. N., 263 
 '04 Sommer. Clara, 214 
 '80 *Sondericker, T., 24 
 '83 Sondericker, W., 35 
 '10 Sonntag, A. H., 398 
 '08 'Sonntag, Elsie K.. 3-5 
 '04 Sonntag, Mildred- E., 2i4 
 '08 Sonntag, Viola II., 325 
 
 gSoo-IIoo, P., 809 
 '98 Soper, S. L., 115 
 '13 Sorensen, N. C, 512 
 '13 Sorensen, Mrs. N. C. (See 
 
 Sevster Mildred) 
 '18 Sortwell, II. H., 734 
 '12 Soto, R. A., 474 
 '13 Sotola. J., 734 
 '13 Soucrs. M. A., 512 
 
 i'Soule, C. 11. , 809 
 '09 Southgate, Helen A., 301 
 '09 Southwick. J. D., 361 
 '17 de Souza, J. C. 698 
 '00 Soverhill, H. A., 137 
 •04 Spain, Mrs. W. A. (See 
 
 Cole, Emo L.) 
 '93 •SpaUling, F. M., 74 
 •98 Spalding, R. V., 115 
 '18 Spangler, C. F., 734 
 g^Spangler, T. N., 809 
 '11 Spangler. Mary M., 437 
 '04 Sparks, Annie E., 214 
 '78 Sparks, II. B., 19 
 '95 Sparks, Marion E., 89 
 '89 Sparks, Myrtle E., 55 
 '09 Sparks, R. C, 3'ii 
 '12 Spaulding, C. H., 474 
 '02 Spaulding, Ida M., 171 
 'i4 Spear, Elsie T., 555 
 '87 Spear, G. W.. 49 
 '18 Spear Helen E., 734 
 //*von Siiecksternburg, 
 H.. 833 
 '84 *Speidel, Ernest, 39 
 '01 Spellman I.orinda B., 154 
 '12 Spence, A. D., 474 
 '77 Spence, F.. 15 
 '85 Spence. Mrs. P. T. (See 
 
 Jones, Emma) 
 '95 Spencer, Bertha, 89 
 '17 Spencer. Cynthia E., 698 
 '11 .Spencer, E. R., 437 
 '08 Spencer, Fannie G. C, 325 
 '97 Spencer. F. W., 106 
 '82 Spencer, N. S., 32 
 '18 .Spencer. R., 735 
 'is Spencer, V. E., 598 
 '11 Spengler. I.. W., 437 
 '9S .Sperling. G., 89 
 '10 .Sperry. F. E., 398 
 '18 Sperry. R. E., 735 
 'os Spiers, Mrs. F. H. (See 
 
 Reese, Nelle W.) 
 '10 Spierling. .\. O., 30S 
 gSpindler, G. W., 809 
 '13 Spitler, C. II., 512 
 '07 Spitler, T. C. 294 
 '05 Spitler, "W. N. 237 
 '11 Sponsel. J. G., 437 
 '12 Sponsler, J. M., 474 
 ^/Spor,T:er, C. S., 800 
 '14 Sporlein, I.. W.. 5S5 
 '78 *Spradling. W. F., 19 
 '17 Sjirague, Cena I.., 008 
 '07 Sprague, Florence O.. 294 
 
 B. 
 
 Index to Alumni 
 
 Sprague, II. G., 555 
 *Sprague, Martin, 19 
 
 Sprague, N. E., 735 
 
 Sprague, Villa M., 398 
 
 Spray, Edith L., 294 
 
 Sprecher, I. S., 361 
 
 Spriggs, T. J., 189 
 
 Spriggs, Mrs. J. J. (See 
 Vance, Edna C.) 
 
 Springe, O., 474 
 
 Sproul, R. A., 698 
 
 Spurck, R. M.^, 398 
 
 .Spurgin, W. G., 81 
 
 Squier, G. K., 698 
 
 Siiuires, Mrs. H. G. (See 
 Voorhees, Kathryn C.) 
 *Stacy, M. M., 28 
 
 Stafford, H. S. L., sSs 
 
 Stahl, A. C, 474 
 
 Slahl, C. B., 437 
 
 Stahl, E. R., 398 
 
 Stahl, G., 189 
 
 Stahl. Myrtle L., 555 
 
 Stahl, W. A., 647 
 
 Stahl. Mrs. W. P. (See 
 Sanford, Juanita L.) 
 
 Stair, J. L., Jr., 325 
 
 Stakemiller, B. B., 137 
 
 Staker, F. M., 294 
 gStaley, Irene E., 809 
 
 Staley, Isabel, 2i4 
 
 Staley, J. C, 115 
 
 Staley. Maggie E., 125 
 
 Stall.' W. P., 698 
 '13 Stallings, L. S., 513 
 
 gStallings, W. II., Jr., 810 
 '12 Stallings, Mrs. W. II. (See 
 
 Olson, Florence A.) 
 '14 Stambaugh, F. M., 555 
 '05 Standard, A. P., 237 
 '10 Standish, Sy 396 
 '08 .Stanford, H. R., 325 
 '09 Stanger, O. C, 361 
 '06 Stanley, E. A., 264 
 '17 Stanley, E. L., 698 
 '01 Stanley, O. O., 154 
 gStanley, T. B., 810 
 '03 Stanslniry. Alta L., 189 
 '79 Stanton, S. C, 21 
 '12 *Stapel, Amanda E., 474 
 '15 Stapler, W. W., 598 
 'r6 Stark. T. E., 648 
 'oc; Stark, R. W., 89 
 '04 Stark, Mrs. R. W. 
 Cafky, Mabel E.) 
 '14 Starkey, L. V., 555 
 '17 Starner. V., 698 
 '14 Starr, Bernice F., 555 
 '76 Starr, F. A .E., 12 
 '97 States W. D., 106 
 '77 *.Stayman, J. M., '15 
 '94 Stayton. Mrs. J. D. 
 McCaskrin, Louis 
 gStearn, A. E., 810 
 '14 Stearns; C. G., sSs 
 '07 Stearns, E. D., 294 
 
 gStebbins, Millicent, 810 
 '05 Stebbins, R., 237 
 '15 Stebbins, S. L., 598 
 '05 Stedman Angeline J., :'37 
 g'Steele, Annette, 810 
 /^Steele, D. A. K., 833 
 '02 Steele, Lavinia, 171 
 'i4 Steele, Lottie E., 555 
 '09 .Steele Mac K.. 361 
 '75 *Steele, Mary C, 10 
 '89 Steele, P., SS 
 '06 *Steele. W. II., 264 
 '96 Steele, W. L., 96 
 '95 Steele, Mrs. W. L. (See 
 
 Green, Mariana) 
 '18 Stein, Bertha M., 73? 
 '09 Stein. M. F., 362 
 '15 Steinbreder. W. J., 598 
 '11 Steingard, J. N., 437 
 '06 Steinhilber. Mrs. F. J. 
 (See Smith, Helen B.) 
 
 (See 
 
 (See 
 E.) 
 
 1^39 
 
 '17 SteinhotT, F. L., 698 
 ^'Steinke, M. W., 810 
 '16 Steinmayer, A. G., 648 
 '16 Steinmayer, R. A. J., 648 
 'is Steinmetz, F. II., 598 
 '15 Steinmeyer, II. A., 598 
 '02 .Steinmeyer, O. C, 171 
 '03 Steinwedell, C, 189 
 '97 .Steinwedell, G., 106 
 '93 Steinwedell, W. E., 74 
 
 gStempel W. M., 810 
 '12 Stephens, C, 474 
 '17 Stephens, Ethel G., 698 
 '08 Stephens, H. C, 32S 
 '10 Stejihens, Laura A., 399 
 *ii Stephens, R. B., 437 
 '14 Stephens, R. L., 555 
 gStephenson, B. R., 810 
 gStephenson, E. B., 810 
 '14 Stephenson, H. V., 556 
 '04 Stephenson, L. A., 214 
 gStephenson, R. E., 810 
 '75 Sterling, Mrs. C. M. (See 
 
 Ilullinger, Katherin) 
 '10 Sterling J. D., 309 
 '96 Stern, Mrs. A. L. (See 
 
 Alpiner, Amelia D.) 
 '02 'Stern, N. A., 171 
 '15 Sternberg, B. L., 599 
 '14 Stetson, Mrs. E. R. (See 
 
 Steele Lottie E.) 
 '12 Steven, Mrs. F. K. (See 
 Nierstheimer, Louis M.) 
 '80 'Stevens, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Pearman. Ida) 
 '16 Stevens, Edith IT., 648 
 '90 Stevens, F. W., 59 
 '10 Stevens, Grace E., 399 
 '84 Stevens, II. A., 39 
 '17 Stevens, R. W., 698 
 '03 Stevens, Lucia A., 189 
 '14 Stevens, R. M., 556 
 '06 Stevens, Sabra E., 264 
 '15 Stevens, V. T., 599 
 ;f Stevens, W. E., 811 
 '17 Stevens, W. M., 698 
 '17 .Stevenson, Ailsie M., 699 
 '01 Stevenson, A. M., 155 
 '07 Stevenson, Annie IL, 294 
 '17 Stevenson, Dorothy, 699 
 '12 Stevenson, D. IL, 475 
 '18 Stevenson, E. H., 735 
 gStevenson, J. A., 811 
 '10 .Stevenson, J. R., 399 
 '12 .Stevenson. J. V., 47s 
 
 g.Stevenson, L., 811 
 '10 Stevenson, M. L., 399 
 '01 *Stcven<-on, R. E.. 155 
 '95 Stevenson, Mrs. W. H. 
 
 (See Scott, Daisy C.) 
 '08 Stewart, C. A., 325 
 '12 Stewart, Mrs. C. E. (See 
 Grabbe. Florence H.) 
 g.Stewart, C. L., 811 
 '17 Stewart, C. R., 699 
 '08 Stewart, C. S., 326 
 'it Stewart, Edith E., 438 
 'is Stewart, E. H., 599 
 '83 Stewart, Ella M., 35 
 '!•' Stewart, F., 699 
 
 ^Stewart, Gwendolyn, 8rt 
 '12 Stewart, G. E., 475 
 '09 Stewart, K. W., 362 
 '02 Stewart, J. P., 171 
 '09 .Stewart, J. S., 362 
 '93 Stewart, J. T., 74 
 '10 Stewart, Mrs. L. (See Eck, 
 
 Josephine A.) 
 '11 Stewart, L. R.. 43R 
 '95 Stewart, Mabel, 89 
 '10 Stewart. M. B., 399 
 '75 .Stewart, Margaret E.. 10 
 '01 Strwart, M. V., 155 
 
 ^.Stewart, R., 811 
 '04 Stewart, R. J., 214 
 '02 'Stewart, W. 1'.. 171 
 'o- Stewarts, W. M., 201 
 
■i6 
 '08 
 '15 
 '13 
 '18 
 '16 
 
 1 140 
 
 'is Stice, H. S., 599 
 
 gStickney, F. S., 8ii 
 ■12 Stiefel, I. B., 475 
 
 gStiegelmeier, Lilly, 811 
 "iS Stiegmeyer, Clara M., 735 
 •18 Stiff, Ethel, 735 
 '08 Stiff, R. M.. i26 
 gStifler, W. W., 811 
 Stifler, Mrs. W. W. (See 
 Reed, Susan M.) 
 '18 Stillwell, Genevieve M., 
 
 735 
 '18 Stillwell, Helen, 735 
 ■03 *Stine, J. C, 190 
 '15 Stinson, I., 599 
 "14 Stinson, Lavinia S., 556 
 Stinson, Rita E., 648 
 Stinson, S. A., 326 
 Stipp, Blanche, 599 
 Stipp, F. v., 513 
 Stiritz, B. A., 735 
 ._ Stirton, J. C, 648 
 '15 *Stitt, R. D., 599 
 '12 Stitzel, C. M., 475 
 '17 Stock, Mrs. H. T. (See 
 
 Frame, Grace B.) 
 '17 Stockdale, T. E., 699 
 '09 Stocker, C, 362 
 '94 *Stocker, E. W., 81 
 '16 Stocker, H. F., 648 
 '12 Stocker, L. O., 475 
 '85 Stockham, W. H., 4-' 
 '85 Stockham, Mrs. VV. H. 
 
 (See Clark, Kate F.) 
 •17 Stoddard, G. W., 699 
 'yj Stoddard, I. J. Jr., :5 
 '77 *Stoddard, Mrs. I. J. (See 
 
 Victor. Carrie D.) 
 •16 Stoffel, C. M., 648 
 gStokes, C. N., 8i2 
 '12 Stokes, J. W., 475 
 '18 Stoltey, B. F., 735 
 •iS Stoltey, Ethel L., "35 
 "88 Stoltey, Ida M.. S3 
 Stoltey, Marie J., SU 
 Stone, A. G., 648 
 Stone, C. A., 699 
 „^ Stone, C. E., 190 
 •16 Stone, C. H., 648 
 '04 Stone, C. N., 214 
 '12 Stone, Edna L., 475 
 '10 Stone, E. H., 399 
 •03 Stone, H. M., 190 
 •03 •Stone, Mrs. H. M. (See 
 
 Burrill, Mildred A.) 
 •13 Stone, O. R., 513 
 '96 Stone, P. A., 97 
 '09 Stone, Mrs. P. E. (See 
 
 Touzalin Clara B.) 
 •08 Stone, P. P., 326 
 •14 Stone, T. C, 556 
 '04 Stookey, Helen F., 214 
 ■07 Stookey, M. C, 294 
 '03 Stoolman, Mrs. A. W. 
 (See Franklin, Lois G.) 
 ■15 Stopp, G. D.. 599 
 '18 Storer, Esther S., 73S 
 '03 Storey, E. P., 190 
 'os Storm, H. C, 237 
 
 ?Storn, M. W. (See Stein- 
 ke, M. W.) 
 '74 Story, G., 6 
 
 gStory. Helen D., 812 
 gStouffer, E. B., 812, 
 '18 Stouffer, E. S., 735 
 '13 Stough, G. H., 513 
 •15 Stout, E. B., 599 
 •08 Stout, Elizabeth T. E., 326 
 '11 Stout, F. L., 438 
 •09 Stout, J. P., 362 
 '10 Stout, Mrs. J. P. (See 
 
 Sprague, Villa M.) 
 '17 Stoutzenberg, Florence, 
 699 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 '13 
 •16 
 "17 
 '03 
 
 •oS 
 
 07 
 
 gStowell, C. J., 812 
 gStrachan, E. K., 812 
 Straight, Fleda D., 326 
 Straight. Gladys L., 475 
 Straight, H. R., 294 
 Straight, Mrs. H. R. (See 
 Hoge, Lura E.) 
 gStrand, C. J., 812 
 Strang, R. L., 599 
 Stratton, Grace B.. 699 
 Stratton, S. W., 39 
 Straub, E. J., 735 
 Straub, W. F., 735 
 Strauch, B. A., 326 
 Strauch, Mrs. B. A. (See 
 
 Ashton, Pearl W.) 
 Strauch, Bertha H.. 47s 
 Strauch, Clara M.. 36- 
 Strauch, D. J., 699 
 Strauch, Hilda L., 362 
 Strauch, O. F., 264 
 Strauss, W., 81 
 Strawn, J. A., 294 
 Strawn, J. H., 155 
 Strawn, Myrtle, 264 
 Streed, Judith E., 556 
 Street, Marietta L., 190 
 Streff, A. P., 362 
 Strehlow, Cornelia E., 190 
 Strehlow, O. E., 97 
 Strehlow, P. V., SU 
 *Streid, J. B., 326 
 
 Streight, Laura A., 125 
 gStreightoff, Mrs. F. H. 
 (See Doan, Frances E.) 
 Strickland. R. M.. 648 
 Stringer, J. K., 699 
 *Stritesky, Mrs. L. R. (See 
 Ice, Mel Dora) 
 Strobridge, T. R., 399 
 Stroheker, F. S.. 599 
 Stroheker. Mrs. F. S. (See 
 
 Davis, Martha L.) 
 .Strohm, A. J., 137 
 Strom, A. J., 190 
 Strom, J., 399 
 Strombeck, G. M., 295 
 i Stromberg, J. W., 264 
 1 Stromquist, W. G., 399 
 Strong, A. C, 556 
 Strong, H. D., 556 
 ■ Strong, J. K., 699 
 ; Strong, J. W., 735 
 ; Strong, R. A., 599 
 ) Strong, R. S., 264 
 ' Strong. T. J., 699 
 I Strong, W. A., 556 
 ^ Stroud, S. L., 214 
 ) Strout, F. A., 138 
 ) Stuart, E. K., 399 
 ; Stubblefield. R. M.. Sgg 
 ! Stubenranch. E. A., 735 
 i Stuebe, L. F. W., 190 
 1 Stuebing, A. F., 438 
 g-Stuhlmann. O., Jr., 812 
 Stults, E. E., 295 
 Stults. Mrs. E. E. (See 
 
 Parker. Minnie L.) 
 Stumpf. E. H., 648 
 gStunkard, H. W., 812 
 ♦Sturman, J. B., 28 
 Stutsman, Adah H., 190 
 Styles, E. A., 326 
 Styles, E. B., 47s 
 Sulger, A. H., 736 
 Sullivan, C. M.. 475 
 Sullivan. Mrs. C. M. (See 
 
 Fancher, Hazel E.) 
 Sullivan. W. W., 438 
 Sumay, F. J., 399 
 Sumay, O. J.. 362 
 Summers, A. R., 599 
 Sun E., 690 
 Sundell, R. D., 64S 
 *Sunderland. Emily K.. 551' 
 
 '96 
 
 ■4 
 '16 
 •09 
 '03 
 '15 
 '16 
 '09 
 '18 
 
 '08 
 '18 
 
 '16 
 
 '8; 
 
 '94 
 '18 
 'i 2 
 '05 
 '13 
 '94 
 '03 
 'S2 
 '79 
 
 Suppes, Elsie M., 736 
 Surnian, H. E., 400 
 Suryieh, I. B., 556 
 Sussex, J. W., 190 
 Sutcliffe, Constance, 699 
 Sutcliffe, Dorothy, 648 
 g^Sutcliffe, E. G., 813 
 Sutcliffe, Marjorie, 600 
 Suter, E. R., 556 
 Sutherland, Mrs. A. H. 
 (See Henion, Lora A.) 
 Sutherland, G. F., 513 
 Sutherland, J. B., Jr., 475 
 Sutherland, L. E., 435: 
 Sutherland, W. M., 649 
 Suttle, C. B., 264 
 Sutton, F. H., 649 
 Swain, D. T., 699 
 Swanberg, E. D. F., 736 
 Swanberg, F. L., 171 
 Swanberg, Marie G., 736 
 Swank, Edith A., 600 
 Swannell, A., 21 
 Swannell, H. C, 476 
 gSwanson, A. E.. 813 
 Swanson, Elder L., 400 
 Swanson', C. M., 556 
 Swanson, F. C, 556 
 Swanson, Frances E., 649 
 Swanson, N. R., 649 
 Swart, H. V., 264 
 Swartwout, E. C, 649 
 Swartz, A. C, 4 
 Swartz, Fay W., 700 
 Swartz, Mary K., 295 
 ^Swartzlander, Mrs. T. H. 
 (See Anthony, Mamie 
 E.) 
 Sweeney, P. J., 600 
 Sweet, Belle, 214 
 Sweitzer, F. E., 476 
 Sweney, D., 97 
 gSweney, M. A., 813 
 Sweney, Mrs. M. R. (See 
 Sendenburgh, Edith I.) 
 Swenson, B. V., 75 
 Swenson, C. E., 700 
 Swenson, E. H., 513 
 Swenson. S. V., 125 
 Swern, P. W., 438 
 *Swern, W. C, 42 
 Swern, Mrs. W. C. (See 
 
 Weston, Abbie) 
 
 Swett, L. W., 556 
 
 Swett, L. W., 649 
 
 Swett, W. C, 362 
 Swezey, Anne D., i 
 
 90 
 
 Swick, Mary E., 600 
 Swick, Nelhe M., 649 
 Swift, Elizabeth A., 362 
 Swift, Gertrude L., 736 
 
 ^Swift, Lola E., 813 
 Swigart, Alta C 400 
 Swigart, Faith G., 700 
 
 *Swigart, Lois E., 326 
 Swigert, Blanche B., 736 
 Swisher. C. L., 362 
 Swisher, E. D.. 400 
 Swisher, Mrs. E. D. (See 
 
 Martin. Arselia B.) 
 Swisher, W. J., 400 
 Swits, F. H., 400 
 Swits, Marguerite M.. 649 
 Switzer, Charlotte, 43 
 
 *Switzer, Gertrude, 16 
 Switzer. Grace E., 214 
 Switzer, V. VV., 295 
 Swoope, R. C, 600 
 Sy, A. P., 81 
 
 Sylvester, Grace D., 736 
 Symons. T. A., 476 
 Sype, G., 237 
 Taber, B. F., 513 
 
 •Tackett. W. C, 82 
 Taff, A. E., 191 
 Taft, F. A., 32 
 Taft, L., 22 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 1141 
 
 '16 Taggart, Clementine, 649 
 '14 Taggart, F. Jr., 557 
 '17 Taggart, J. F., 700 
 '09 Tagore, R. N., 363 _-— 
 gTakahashi, M., 813 
 gTakashima, S., 813 
 '15 Taketa, S., 600 
 '15 Talbert, H. A., 600 
 'Si Talbot, A. N., 28 
 '81 Talbot, Mrs. A. N. (See 
 
 Hammett, Virginia M.) 
 '01 Talbot, Carrie E., 155 
 '09 Talbot, K. H., 363 
 •12 Talbot, Mildred V., 476 
 'i8 Talbot, Rachel H., 736 
 'os Talbot, Mrs. S. M. (See 
 
 Garwood, Janet) 
 '10 Talbot, W. L., 400 
 '01 Tallyn, L. L., 155 
 '09 Taniyama, S., 363 
 '12 Tanner, Florence M., 476 
 
 gTanner, F. W., 813 
 '17 Tanner, T. S., 700 
 '07 Tanquary, M. C., 295 
 •18 Tanton, Mrs. G. C. (See 
 
 Ward, Cecilia B.) 
 gTao, W. T., 813 
 '15 Tapping, C. H., 600 
 '16 Tapping, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Hartman, Laura E.) 
 '13 Tarbie, C. N., 513 
 '15 *Tarnoski, A., 600 
 "07 Tarnoski, E. R., 295 
 '07 Tarnoski, P. T., 295 
 '14 Tarracciano, A. E., 557 
 '87 Tatarian, Bedros, 49 
 '10 Tate, F. R., 400 
 "ii Tate, H. L., 438 
 '14 Tate, J. A., 557 
 '00 Tate, Mrs. W. G. (See 
 
 Sawyer, Ida E.) 
 '18 Taylor, C. B., 736 
 '10 Taylor, Dalla A., 400 
 '04 Taylor, Elsie M., 214 
 '09 Taylor, Ethel N., 363 
 '13 Taylor, E. H., 513 
 '00 Taylor. Mrs. E. P. (See 
 
 Waldo. Marie L.) 
 '07 Taylor, F. C. 295 
 '17 Taylor, Grace D.. 700 
 '04 Taylor, G. G., 214 
 •87 Taylor, H., 49 
 '13 Taylor, Hazel E., 513 
 '02 Taylor, Helen M.. 171 
 '04 Taylor, J. O., 215 
 '88 *Taylor, J. W., 53 
 '18 Taylor, L. R., 736 
 '15 Taylor, Lilian C., 600 
 '14 Taylor, Margaret, 556 
 '15 Taylor, M. C, 600 
 '13 Taylor, M. P., 513 
 ■18 Taylor, N. O., 736 
 ■qS Taylor, Nellie F., 326 
 "05 Taylor, Ruth B., 237 
 •08 Taylor, R. E., 326 
 'c8 Taylor, Mrs. R. E. (See 
 
 Murphy, Grace E.) 
 '13 Taylor, S. C, 513 
 '12 Taylor, Mrs. T. S. (See 
 
 Rietz, Nellie M.) 
 '06 *Taylor, T. V. Jr., 264 
 '10 Taylor, W. H., 400 
 '12 Taylor, W. L., 476 
 'i I Teal, Lois L., 438 
 '14 Tear, H. R., 556 
 '11 Tear, Julia F., 438 
 
 g*Teare, J. L., 814 
 '99 Tebbetts. G. E., 125 
 '72 Teeple, J., 2 
 '97 Teeple, W. D.. 106 
 '17 Teeters, Mary E., 700 
 '13 Tehon, Mrs.'L. R. (See 
 
 Bruner, Mary V.) 
 '17 Teixeira. E. A., 700 
 
 Temple, H. R., 138 
 Temple, Mrs. H. R. (See 
 Livingston, Stacia) 
 *Templeton, B. F., 82 
 gTemplin, R. L., 814 
 Ten Broeck, C, 326 
 Ten Broeck Mrs. C. (See 
 
 Rinaker, Janet) 
 Tendick, F. H., 700 
 Tener, Katherine R., 700 
 Teng, K. T., 557 
 *Ter Bush, L. F., 59 
 gTer Keurst, H. D., 814 
 Terrey, W. H., 400 
 Terril, C. T., 600 
 Terrill, F., 327 
 Terrill, J. S., 64 
 Terry, C. D., 106 
 Terry, R. B., 700 
 Terry, R. I., 649 
 Thacker, C. B., 700 
 Thai, H. J., 327 
 Thai, Olga E., 649 
 Thai, O. S., 363 
 Thatcher, D. W.. 600 
 Thatcher, F. R., 736 
 Thatcher, G. W., 438 
 Thayer, Alice C, 476 
 Thayer, A. L., 115 
 Thayer, C, 514 
 Thayer, H. S., 400 
 Thayer. W. S., 237 
 ^Theobald, Ora M., 814 
 Theodorson, W. A., 155 
 Theilen, Margaret K., 514 
 Theiss, O. J., 125 
 Thiele, R. H., 700 
 Thimlar, Mrs. H. (See 
 
 Moon, Ida M.) 
 Thissell, Inez, 295 
 Thorn, J. D., 600 
 Thomas, A. R., 649 
 Thomas, C. F., 700 
 Thomas, C. J., 649 
 Thomas, D., 28 
 gThomas, F. W., 814 
 *Thomas, H., 89 
 gThomas, H. R., 814 
 Thomas, Jane I., 327 
 Thomas, J. L., 700 
 Thomas, J. M., 557 
 Thomas, L., 557 
 Thomas, M., 557 
 Thomas, M. E., 264 
 Thomas, Mrs. M. S. (See 
 
 Turner, Dollie I.) 
 Thomas, Polly E., 649 
 Thomas, R. E., 600 
 Thomas, R. R., 476 
 Thomas, R. R., 649 
 Thomas, S. J., 700 
 Thomason, J. F., 514 
 Thome, J. P., 476 
 Thompson, A. D., 75 
 Thompson, C. H., 557 
 Thompson, C. M., 363 
 ^Thompson, Mrs. D. C, 762 
 ^Thompson, D. G., 814 
 Thompson, Estelle, 264 
 Thompson, E. C, 295 
 Thompson, Mrs. E. C. 
 (See Keator. Jannette) 
 Thompson, E. J., 400 
 Thompson, Fleta, 600 
 Thompson, F., 601 
 Thompson, F. L., 97 
 Thompson, F. L., 171 
 Thompson, G. A., 115 
 Thompson, G. H., 138 
 Thompson, G. M., 155 
 Thompson, G. S., 701 
 Thompson, H. C, 514 
 Thompson, H. E., 557 
 Thompson, H. P., 5i4 
 Thompson, J. A., 238 
 
 'o4 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. J. A. 
 (See Riehl, Anna) 
 
 g^Thompson, J. G., 8i4 
 Thompson, L., 46 
 Thompson, Mrs. L. (See 
 
 Plank, Bessie A.) 
 Thompson, Lillian M., 649 
 Thompson, Marion, 89 
 Thompson, M., 172 
 Thompson, M. W., 400 
 Thompson, O. S., 701 
 Thompson, R.. 125 
 Thompson, Mrs. R. (See 
 
 Spaulding, Ida M.) 
 Thompson, R. H., 701 
 Thompson, S., 215 
 Thompson, Mrs. S. A. 
 (See Tifton, Nannie P.) 
 Thompson, Susan E., 106 
 Thompson, S. M., 363 
 Thompson, T. E., 401 
 Thompson, W. A., 22 
 Thomsen, J. W., 401 
 Thomson, A., 363 
 Thomson, F. N., 295 
 Thomson, Lillian E., 736 
 Thomson, P. W., 363 
 Thomson, W. W., 701 
 
 gThoreen, Edna A., 814 
 Thoren, J. N., 438 
 Thorndike, Clara L., 601 
 Thome, F. H., 649 
 Thorne, L. E., 601 
 Thorne, Mabel, E., 514 
 Thornsburgh, Zada G., 736 
 Thorpe, J. C, 138 
 Thorud, B. M., 736 
 Thrasher, H. M., 438 
 Threlkeld, C. H., 514 
 Threlkeld, Mrs. C. H. 
 (See Renner, Julia E.) 
 
 gThurber, C. N., 814 
 Thurston, Estella L., 601 
 Thurston, H. W., Jr., 601 
 Thvedt, C. B., 476 
 Tibbits, D. D., S;7 
 Tice, E. H., 364" 
 Ticknor, J. H., 701 
 
 ^Tieje, A. J., 814 
 Tieje, R. E., 401 
 Tiffin, J. D., 736 
 Tilden, E. A., 327 
 Tilson, D. M., 401 
 Tilley, Mrs. G. S. (See 
 
 Shrum, Mabel C.) 
 Tilton, K. D., 556 
 Tilton, L. D., 601 
 
 gTilton, Mrs. L. D. (See 
 White, Lelia O.) 
 Tiley, Mrs. L. F. (See 
 
 Goben, Pearl H.) 
 Tilton, Nelle E., 401 
 
 *TiIton, W. J., 650 
 Timm, P. F. W., 215 
 Timmis, Alice M., 514 
 Tinen, J. V., 476 
 
 /iTing-Fang, W., 833 
 Tinkey, O. G., 736 
 
 ^Tinsley, R. W., 814 
 
 g*Tippet, R. W.. 81 s 
 Tipton, Nannie P., 401 
 Titus, G. L., 557 
 Tobey, H. E., 4oi 
 Tobias, Mabel B., 364 
 
 *Tobie, W. N.. 264 
 Todd, Ethel, 601 
 Todd, J., 32 
 Todd, J. N., 476 
 Todd, Marv E., 155 
 Todd, M. N.. 701 
 Toenniges, F. E., ii5 
 Tohill, L. A., 476 
 Toland, Jessie M., 327 
 Tolman, H. H., 476 
 Tolmie, T. W., 701 
 Tombaugh, G. D., 737 
 Tomlinson, B., 264 
 
1 1 4-' 
 
 'i7 Tong. T. Y. C, roi 
 
 'oo Tooke. C. VV.. 13S 
 
 '06 Toops, Ci. N., ^05 
 
 •08 Toops, M. S.. 327 
 
 '14 Torgerson, E. F., 557 
 
 '17 Tornquist, A. C, 701 
 
 '07 Tornquist, C. H., 295 
 
 '13 Torrance, Mary. 514 
 
 '09 Touzalin, Clara B.. 364 
 
 '17 Tower, A. M., 701 
 
 '94 Tower, W. E., Sj 
 
 "oo *Towle. A. I., 26$ 
 
 'i3 Towns, O. A., 477 
 
 ^93 Townsend, \V.\ 75 
 
 '16 Towson, Irene, 050 
 
 'i6 Tracy, Elizabeth ' L.. 650 
 
 '05 Trams, A. F., ;;3S 
 
 '07 Trams, T. H., 296 
 
 '09 Trapp, H. F., ij5 
 
 'u Travers, S. M., 439 
 
 'o4 Travis, R. E., 215 
 
 'oS Travers, Mrs. S. M. (.See 
 
 Akers. Peborah CJ 
 •So *Travis, \V. W.. .-4 
 ;i8 Traxler, Elinor E.. 737 
 'ro Traylor, Mrs. E. H. (See 
 
 Ferris, Irene M.) 
 ;i6 *Treat, Gladys. A.. 65o 
 'i;; Treat, Margaret T., 477 
 '07 Trees, M. T., 296 
 '05 Trees. Mrs. M. J. (See 
 
 Nichols, Emily L."> 
 ■94 Trego, C. H., 8- 
 '04 Trego. Mrs. E. F. (See 
 
 Sheldon. Edna \V.> 
 "07 Treichel. H .G., 296 
 '16 Treischel, C. 650 
 *i8 Trelease, S. B..737 
 "iS Trenchard, Wilnia L., 737 
 '11 Trentharb, L. S., 439 
 '90 Tresise, F, T., ,9 
 •14 Tressel, H. J. S., 557 
 "oo Trevett, J. H.. 13S 
 ;i6 Treu. M. R. H., 650 
 '05 Triebel, A.. 23S 
 '14 Triggs, L. A., 537 
 '04 Trimble, Clara E., 215 
 ;n Trimble, C. T.. 439 
 '06 Trimble, Mary L., 265 
 ■14 Triplett. Mrs. R. L. (See 
 
 Lanz, Etta M.) 
 "04 Tripp. H. F., 215 
 'i6 Tritt. Frances I., 650 
 '16 Troegar, P. T., 650 
 '14 Trost. Frances H., 55S 
 '16 Trost, Opal \V., 650 
 •iS Troster, M. C, 737 
 'i6 Troster, O. T., 650 
 [09 Trotter. C. P., 364 
 ■( 7 Trout, C. E., 701 
 '17 Troutman, W. C, 701 
 '16 Trowbridge, C. E.. 650 
 '15 Trowbridge, C. L., 601 
 ^15 Trowbridge, Mary L., 601 
 '11 Trowbridge, Myrtle, 439 
 
 irTrowbridge, P. F.. 815 
 '13 Trowbridge. Tessie E., 
 
 514 
 ■16 Troxel. F. E.. 650 
 '15 Trov, Marv Z.. 601 
 
 ^True. Mrs. L. T. (See 
 Yoiine Esther) 
 ": I Triiitt, H,, 459 
 'ti Triiitt, Mrs. H. (See Jor- 
 dan. Helen M.") 
 '07 Tniman. Edna. 206 
 |ti Truman T. H.. 439 
 '16 Tmmbo. S. M., 650 
 '00 *Tscharner, T. B.. 59 
 
 ^Tseng. Y. F.. 81.^ 
 '10 Tsiang. K. S.. 401 
 ^Tsou. Y. H.. 813 
 gTsu, T. L.. 8x3 
 •00 T.,. T. \V.. ^oa 
 S^Tubbs. E. v.. St:; 
 
 'iS 
 '09 
 
 University of Illinois 
 
 >S Tucker, B. F., 327 
 17 Tucker, G .M., 701 
 '8 Tucker. J. C, 327 
 14 Tucker. Phoebe C., 358 
 Tucker, R. H., 737 ^ 
 Tuckev, H. B., 737 
 TuU, A. L.. 364 
 Tull. Effie M., iss 
 TuUock, Mrs. \V. M. (See 
 
 Allen, Mae L.) 
 Tunibleson, A. T., 401 
 Tunnicliff, J. J. Jr., 155 
 Tupper, J. O., 630 
 Turell, Vera, 263 
 Turk, Bella S., 439 
 Turk. E., 401 
 Turlay, Anne M., 6oi 
 Turlev, H. E., 737 
 Turley, R. E. Jr., 314 
 Turnbull, Mrs. W. G. 
 (See Loftus, Ella M.) 
 ATurneaure. F. E., S33 
 Turner, A. H., 701 
 Turner, Besssie I., 55S 
 Turner, C. C, 702 
 Turner, C. E., 701 
 Turner, C. P., 213 
 Turner, Dollie I.. 265 
 Turner. E. D., 477 
 Turner, F., 558 
 /iTurner, F. J.. 834 
 Turner, H., 32 
 Turner, H. M., 401 
 Turner. Mrs. H. M. (See 
 
 Baldwin. Jessie E.) 
 Turner, L. M., 737 
 Turner, R. K., 558 
 Turner, R. R., 314 
 Turner, W. V., 477 
 Turnock, L. C., 401 
 Turnquist. E. N., 737 
 sTurton, Mrs. G. ^^'. ( See 
 Shoop, Adaline M.1 
 Tuthill. T. K., :;:;8 
 Tuthill, T. P., 702 
 Tuthill, i.. B., 21:; 
 Tuttle. Mrs. W. \V. (See 
 
 Hunt, Mabel D.) 
 Twist, C. C 439 
 Twist, J. F., 419 
 Tygett, R., 364 
 Tyler. C. V., 430 
 Tyler. \V. S., 138 
 Tyndale, H. H.. 10 
 gUdden. Mrs. J. .\. Jr. 
 (See Mvers, Nettie E.> 
 Udinskv. W. P., 737 
 gUHch. L. H., S15 
 '90 Ullensvang, M. L., i.»5 
 gUlrici. Helena M., Si 5 
 '13 Underbill. H. W., 514 
 "oS Underwood. W. E.. 327 
 '98 Unzicker, \V. L., ii,> 
 ^Updegraff, Helen, 8i;. 
 ,?Upham, T. C. 816 
 'i.i Uphaus. B. R.. 601 
 
 ^Upson, L. D., 816 
 "16 Urbain. Lottie O.. r<,>ii 
 'to Urbain, L. F., 402 
 ■08 Urban. H'. B.. 327 
 'oi Vail. C. D., 64 
 •04 Vail. Mrs. G. T. 
 
 Pierce, Inez C.) 
 ■-- Vail. \V. C. 10- . 
 ■'8 \'alentine. F. \V. r.v 
 ''3 Valentine, H. D.. 515 
 1 1 \'al1ejos. E. E.. 439 
 
 irVan .Mstvne. E.'V.. 816 
 16 Van Alyea, M. C, 630 
 Van Brundt. C. S., 138 
 Van Brunt. G. A.. 327 
 Vance. Fdna C, 191 
 Vance. M. S.. 213 
 
 ■18 
 
 04 
 '04 
 
 •18 
 
 (S<: 
 
 (.See 
 
 J. 
 
 '08 
 
 09 \'ance, Mrs. VV. I 
 
 Gibson, Mary) 
 [99 Vance, \V, H., 125 
 '95 Vance, W. N., 89 
 '17 Van Cleave, B.. 702 
 
 sVan Cleave, H. T., 8u> 
 'ii Van Cleave, Mrs. H. 
 (.See Ford, Bernice) 
 "ii \an Cleve. A. T., 439 
 'iJ Van Cleve, E. E., 477 
 't2 Van Cleve, Edith J., 477 
 '12 Van (.'leve, LauraL., 477 
 [14 \ an Cleve, Mildred, 358 
 '11 Van de Greyn, E. B., 439 
 '16 Vanden Boom, G. C, 630 
 12 Van Densen, .-\. B., 477 
 '14 Vandercook, H. P.. 558 
 
 /•Vanderlip, F. A., S34 
 "ii Van Dervoort, J., 439 
 
 1 1 Vandervort, Isabel M., 440 
 
 03 Van Dervort, P. R.. 191 
 'i2 Vandeveer, H. E., 477 
 
 17 Van Deventer, F. M.. 70a 
 
 07 \'an Doren, C. C, 206 
 14 ^'an Doren, F. E., 538 
 i4 Van Doren, M. A., ^^sS 
 
 10 Van Doren. R. G..~402 
 
 09 \'an Dorsten, Josephine, 
 
 , 364 
 17 \an Dvke. E. H.. 702 
 16 Van Frank, E. D., 651 
 
 08 Van Colder. Cora M.', 327 
 
 1 1 Van Grannner. Mrs. M. 
 
 (See Drew. Lillian B.) 
 
 12 Van Gundv, C. 477 
 88 Van Gundv. C. P., 51 
 
 09 Van Hook, F. C. 364 
 
 12 Van Hook. Mrs. ' F. C. 
 
 _ (See Miller, Marie M.) 
 
 04 Vanhorne, G. G., 215 
 Vaninian. R. L., 477 
 Vaninian, V., 328 
 Van Inwogen, F.. 328 
 Van Meter. Anna R.. 23S 
 Van Meter, G. \V.. 172 
 Van Meter, Helen J., 265 
 \'an Meter, T. C, 702 
 Van Natter, F. M., 651 
 Vanneman. H. W., 206 
 Van Orstrand, C. E., 97 
 Van Osdell, Mrs. F. M. 
 
 (See Weston, Margaret! 
 Van Patten, S. F.. 138 
 Van Petten, A. A., 296 
 Van Petten. H. S., 39 
 Van Petten, R. M., 328 
 Van Praag, A. V.. Jr., 702 
 Van.eant, R. F.. 651 
 Vansant, \V. L.. 6ot 
 'ii V'an Sc''oick, E. H.. 440 
 '17 Van Winkle, P. K.. 702 
 
 .irVan Winkle, W. A., 816 
 'ij Van Zandt, A. C, 47S 
 
 sVanzee, G. W., 816 
 '03 Varnes. A. G., i9t 
 *07 Varney, Mrs. R. W. (See 
 
 r.owrey Jessie R.) 
 '07 Vasen. M. "E.. 296 
 'i,- Vauble. W. C 515 
 'i.S Vaughan. G. P., 60 1 
 '12 Vaughan. L. B., 478 
 '12 Vaughan, Mrs. L. B. (See 
 
 Eraser, Viola C.) 
 '16 Vaushn, Mvra. 631 
 •iS *VauPht, Snllie M., -37 
 '12 Vautrin. Minnie, 478 
 *o4 Vawter. J. T., Jr., 213 
 •12 Vear. C. E.. 478 
 '17 Vedder. E. C. 702 
 '04 Vehstedt. Mrs. H. B 
 
 _ Somnrer Clara) 
 '01 ^'eirs, D. C. 153 
 '17 Veirs. W. L., 702 
 •14 Velzy, C. R., 558 
 '13 Verlie, E. J.. 513 
 '17 Vernon. M. H.. 702 
 
 '08 
 '08 
 
 '06 
 '17 
 '16 
 '07 
 '96 
 '89 
 
 07 
 •84 
 '08 
 '17 
 
 '16 
 'i5 
 
 (See 
 
Index to Alumni 
 
 1 143 
 
 g*Ver Nooy, L. C, 8i6 
 Veronda, M., 737 
 Vestal. A. G., 440 
 Vial, Alice M., 125 
 Vial, E. R., 39 
 
 '87 
 
 Vial, F. K., 43 
 Vial, H. C, 737 
 Vial. T. M., 478 
 Vial. N. S., 737 
 Vial. R. C, 75 
 Vial, R. H., 651 
 Vial, Sarah A., 440 
 Vihelius, S. N., 651 
 Vickery, C. R., 97 
 Vickrage. R. P., 213 
 
 •Victor. Carrie D., 16 
 Vigeant. G., Jr., 478 
 Vincent, C. A., 515 
 Vincent. Mrs. F. C. (See 
 Barker, Mary E.) 
 
 *Vines, E. J., 238 
 Vines, Mrs E. T. (See 
 Frazey, Xellie M.) 
 
 ifVirmani. D. D., 816 
 Vliet. E. B., 738 
 
 gVoegelein. Lily B., 816 
 Vogele, A. C. 738 
 Voight, A. L., 478 
 Voigt. H. L., 651 
 Voigt. Irma E.. 4o2 
 Volk. .\. C. 651 
 Volk, E., 125 
 
 gVoUweiler. E. H.. 816 
 Von der Lippe, E. C. F., 
 
 172 
 Vooraart, Mrs. (See Wes- 
 
 sels, Vera G.) 
 Voorhees, Kathryn C. 3')4 
 Voorhees. L. E., 651 
 Vopat. J. F., 738 
 Vosburgh, F. J.. 364 
 Vosburgh, W. R.. Jr., 515 
 Voss, Elizabeth A., 358 
 Voss. Mathilda C, 440 
 Voss. Sophie M.. 238 
 Voss, W. C, 478 
 Woddell, Mrs. J. V. (See 
 
 Mann. Jessie V.) 
 Wadsworth, (jolda, 702 
 Wadsworth, J. G., 32 
 
 *Wadsworth., Mrs. J. G. 
 
 (See Baker, Kittie M. ) 
 
 Wadsworth. W. M., 558 
 
 VVagenseil. E. W., 238 
 
 Wagenseil. Mrs. E. W. 
 
 (See Taylor, Ruth R.) 
 Waggoner. A. M.< S15 
 Waggoner. H. D., 364 
 Waggoner, K. M., 702 
 Wagner, A., 6or 
 Wagner. A. I.., 359 
 Wagner. C. L., 402 
 Wagner, Esther A., 738 
 Wagner. F., Jr., 328 
 Wagner. Mrs. F. (See 
 (See -Shipman, Louise) 
 Wagner, G. F. J., 440 
 Wagner. H. F., 478 
 Wagner. Roberta J., 738 
 Wagner. R. C. Jr., 364 
 Wagner, W. A., 602 
 Wagoner. E. O., 265 
 Wagstaff. C. D., 738 
 Wahl, H. R., 156 
 Wainright. J. B.. 602 
 
 g'Wait, Bernice C., 817 
 Wait. B. A., 68 
 Wait, E. L.. 156 
 Waite, M. B., 49 
 
 ^Waits, C. L, 817 
 Waits, H. E.. 47S 
 Wakefield, G. M., 107 
 Wakefield, X. R., 297 
 Wakeland. F. R., 738 
 Wakeland. G. E., 702 
 Wakeley. L. M., 440 
 \\'alcott I., v., 191 
 
 '06 Walcott, Mrs. L. V. (See 
 
 Barr, Susan J.) 
 '10 Waldie, L R. R., 402 
 '17 Waldo, A. W., 702 
 gWaldo, E. IL, 817 
 '06 Waldo, K. D., 265 
 '00 Waldo, Marie L., 138 
 '14 *Walduck, C. L., 559 
 '17 Walker, A. F., 702 
 'i5 Walker, C. C, 602 
 '16 Walker, C. J., 651 
 '09 Walker, Mrs. C. J. (See 
 
 Gregory, Lenna M.; 
 '10 Walker, C. M., 402 
 '10 Walker, E. D., 402 
 '92 Walker, E. L., 68 
 '79 *Walker, F. E., 22 
 '11 Walker, F. W. Jr., 440 
 '16 Walker, G. W., 631 
 '18 Walker, Helen, 738 
 '16 Walker, Jennie G., 651 
 '15 Walker, J. S., 602 
 •16 Walker, Mrs. L. (See 
 
 Wykle, Ethel M.) 
 '98 Walker, R. Jr., 115 
 •11 Walker, R. A., 440 
 '17 Walker, S., 702 
 '15 Walkerly, Dorothy K., 60^ 
 '\- Walkerly, Margaret M., 
 
 703 
 '14 Walkerly, Victoria, 339 
 '17 Wall, Harriett E., 703 
 ■07 Wall, R. G. F., 297 
 "13 'Wallace, E., 513 
 '17 Wallace, E. D., 703 
 'i I Wallace, F. M., 440 
 '97 Wallace, H. M., 107 
 •00 Wallace, Mrs. J. D. (See 
 
 Willcox, Lucy B. E.) 
 '03 Wallace, J. H., 191 
 '16 Wallace, L. B., 651 
 "14 Wallace, Mabel C., 339 
 •07 Wallace, R. C. J.. 297 
 'qi Wallace, R. S., 64 
 11 Wallace, W. A., 440 
 '13 Wallace, W. J. H., 513 
 'g9 *Walledom, J. L, 364 
 'iS Waller, Olga L., 738 
 '1'. Wallin. Marie E., 631 
 '17 Walmer, J. C., 703 
 '16 Walraven, W. B.. 651 
 ■15 Walser, F. F... 602 
 '17 Walser, S. A., 703 
 '06 Walsh. E. R., 265 
 '17 Walsh, J. E.. 703 
 '17 Walsh, L. B., 703 
 '18 Walsh. Mrs. S. P. (See 
 
 Flexer. Edna H.) 
 '09 Walsh, W. J.. 36:; 
 '02 Walsh, Mrs. W. T. (See 
 
 Coar, Elsa J.) 
 '98 Walter, C. A., 116 
 '11 Walter, C. M., 440 
 '07 Walters, Bertha E., 297 
 'is Walters, H. H., 602 
 '14 Walters, J. N., 559 
 '12 Walters, P. C., 478 
 '17 Walters, P. T.. 703 
 '05 Walters, Mrs. W. A. (See 
 
 White, Hilda K. ) 
 '17 Walton, J. K. Jr., 703 
 '94 Walton, P. T., 82 
 '02 Walton. Mrs. R. D. (See 
 
 Graves. Marjorie) 
 '10 Walton, T. W., 402 
 '10 Walton. Mrs. T. W. (See 
 
 Weinberg. Margaret) 
 '10 Walworth, Althea, 402 
 '13 Walworth, E. H., 513 
 '15 Walworth, R. W., 602 
 '13 Walworth. Mrs. R. W. 
 
 ('.'^ee Macbeth, Grace) 
 '18 Walworth S. E.. 738 
 '16 Walz, Emilie I., 632 
 
 Wamsley, Adelaide M., 
 
 738 
 W^amsley, Mabel, 265 
 Wand, A. W., 478 
 Wandell, Caroline, 138 
 Wanderer, A. E. J., 402 
 Wanderer, O. W. R., 441 
 gWang, C. C, 817 
 gWang, C. N., 817 
 Wang, T. C, 652 
 Wanzer, J. M., 652 
 Ward, Amy, 652 
 Ward, Cecilia B., 738 
 Ward, F. A., 441 
 Ward, G. S., 403 
 Ward, Mrs. H. A. (See 
 Bue r k i n, Marguerite 
 P.) 
 Ward, H. B. P., 297 
 Ward, Janet, 738 
 Ward, Madge V., 539 
 Ward, Mamie L., 602 
 Ward, Mary M., 738 
 Ward, Mary W., 738 
 Ward, O. M., 297 
 Ward. P. H., 315 
 Ward, Mrs. R. (See 
 
 Woerman, Lillian H.) 
 Ward, R. R., 191 
 Ward, U. G., 238 
 *Ward, W. P., 16 
 •Ward, Mrs. W. P. (See 
 Skinner, \'ehTia E.) 
 Wardall, Ruth A., 191 
 Wardall, W. J., 328 
 Warder, Laura B., 239 
 Warder, W. B., 263 
 •Ware, M. B., 703 
 Warfield. V. H., 539 
 Waring. Mrs. C. A. (See 
 
 Bushnell, Ethel M.) 
 Warinner, C. W., 339 
 Warmolts. L. Jr., 703 
 Warner. E. E., 602 
 ^Warner, E. H., 817 
 Warner, Florence, 263 
 Warner. H. J., 136 
 •Warner, J. M., 328 
 •Warner, L. F. Jr., 10 
 Warner. W. H., 239 
 Warnock, A. R., 239 
 Warnock, C. H., 478 
 Warnock, D. W., 403 
 Warnock, H. M., 632 
 Warren, Anna M., 738 
 Warren. D. E., 703 
 Warren, F. B., 359 
 Warren, G. E., 479 
 Warrick. T. L., 365 
 Wascher, F. M. W., 441 
 •Washburn, C. A., 265 
 Washburn, C. S., 602 
 Washburn L. J.. 403 
 ^Washington, Mar g a r e t. 
 
 817 
 •Waterbury, L. A., 172 
 Waterhouse, C. E., 207 
 Waterman, F. W., 39 
 Waterman, Louise H., 703 
 Waterman. Mary E., 703 
 Waters, E., 559 
 Waters, E. E.. 479 
 Waters, W. O., 139 
 Watkins, Mrs. C. B. (See 
 Booker, Lucile A.) 
 •Watkins, E. M.. 441 
 gWatkins, G., 817 
 ♦Watkins, O, S., 2(~s 
 Watrous. C. B., 239 ' 
 Watson, C B.. sis 
 Watson, Ella M., 24 
 Watson, G. W.. 359 
 g-Watson, Helen G.. 81S 
 Watson, Tane C. 602 
 Watson. J. W.. 6;; 
 
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 atson, Marguerite, 403 
 'atson. Minnie E.. 818 
 atson, P. M., 559 
 atson. R. M., 703 
 att, Laura A,, 441 
 att, L. A.. 403 
 att, K. A.. 73S 
 alters. J. M.. 3^8 
 atts. C. H., 51 s 
 atts, G. W., 00; 
 atts, \V., 6 
 an«h, Rosa. 365 
 aiigh. R. \V.. 3.S 
 aughtel. Mrs. L. W. 
 (.See Smith, Nellie E.1 
 ay. G. F.. 3-8 
 av. Mrs. G. F. (.See 
 Hill. Ida M.> 
 av. Mildred R.. 559 
 edge. L. B.. 738 
 eakley, H. G., --97 
 eatherhead. D. L.. 32S 
 eaver. B. P.. i-'j 
 eaver. H. 1.. -06 
 eaver, Mrs. L. (See 
 Baird. Ethel M.) 
 eaver, L. A.. Sj 
 eaver. Lillian R., 703 
 eaver, Maud, 3t)5 
 ebb, Anna V. D., -66 
 ebb. C. P.. 479 
 ebb. J. K., 65.- 
 ebb, R. S..^ 559 
 ebber, A. G., 55Q 
 ebber, Helen \V., 602 
 ebber. H. E.. 652 
 ebber. Lois. 441 
 ebber, Lorena X.. 215 
 ebber. Pearl. 191 
 ebber. R. L. 818 
 ebber. \V. B.. Ir.. 3^8 
 ebber. E. A.. 3-8 
 eber. Gertrude T.. 65- 
 eber. H. A., 107 
 eb«r. \V. H.. 479 
 ebster. C. C 90 
 ebster. F. F^., 703 
 ebster. G. G.. 704 
 ebster. H. C. 560 
 ebster. T. P.. 116 
 ebster. R. F.. j66 
 ebster. R. L.. 3.-9 
 ebster. Sarah E., 116 
 ebster, S. H., jt)6 
 ebster, W. \V.. 126 
 ebster. Mrs. W. W. 
 (See Hartrick. Xancv 
 
 eed. M. O., 19 
 eedman, F. T.. 82 
 eeks. C. E.. 441 
 eeks. H. \V.. .'i; 
 eenink. Ruth A., 704 
 eese. A. O.. 81S 
 eeter. H. M.. 81 8 
 earensr. Mrs. P. T. (.See 
 Shively. Edith 0.> 
 ehmeier, \V. H.. 216 
 ehrstedt. O. C 139 
 eil. M. E.. 479 
 eil. Ruth C. 704 
 eiland. H. J.. S18 
 eilepp. Eva S. 602 
 eilepp. Laura E., 704 
 eilepp. Leila M.. 26(5 
 eiler. E. G.. 652 
 einberg. Elizabeth. 704 
 einberg. Flora T.. 652 
 einberg. Margaret. 403 
 einberg, Xina M.. 329 
 eingartner. C. F.. 603 
 einshank. T.. 97 
 eir. Amv A.. 739 
 
 ■S5 
 
 Weir, Pearl. 739 
 Weirick, R, W., 126 
 
 *\Veis, H. L,. ss 
 Weiss, L B.. 3=; 
 Weisfeld, L. H.. 516 
 Weisiger. G. B., 441 
 
 C Weiss. C, 818 
 Weiss. H. W., i;!^ - 
 Weiss, J. F.. 305 
 Weiss. Marion \'.. 704 
 Welch, F. M- 297 
 Welch. G. R.. 403 
 Welch. 1. M.. 603 
 
 cWelch, P. S.. 8i8 
 
 i-Weld. L. D. H., 819 
 Welles, Miriam U.. 191 
 Welles. Xelle F., 297 
 Welles, W. S., 156 
 Wellmann, Orpha M.. 441 
 
 cWells. E. H.. 819 
 Wells, E. R.. =;6o 
 Wells. F. M.. 'loi 
 Wells. F. S.. 003 
 
 srWells, Grace A.. S19 
 Wells, Mrs. H. M. (See 
 
 Gilkerson. Aletha') 
 Wells. T. R.. 4-9 
 
 c Wells. L. S.. 819 
 
 irWells. M. M., 819 
 Wells. R. E., 200 
 Wells, R. R., 479 
 
 cWels. L. A., 819 
 Welsh. Kathryn C. 739 
 Welsh. Marjorie C. 603 
 Welsh. R. T.. 603 
 Weltv. D. C. 704 
 Weltv, W. M.. 560 
 Wendell. F. G.. 172 
 Wendling. L. 403 
 Wenholz. W. W.. 441 
 Wenigler. Mrs. W. (See 
 
 Knepper, Myrtle E.^ 
 Wenter. L. M.. 479 
 Wenz. Carolyn L.. 739 
 
 gWerckshageii, P. E.. 810 
 
 \le Werff. H. A.. 560 
 Wernham. J. I., 126 
 Wernsing, H. J., 36.^ 
 Wesemann, A. H., 130 
 Wesselhoeft. C. D.. 172 
 Wesselhoeft. Mrs. C. D. 
 tSee Wintemiever. El- 
 sa) 
 Wessels. Vera G.. 603 
 West. C. H.. 30 
 West. Linnie. 704 
 West. Mabel G.. 139 
 West. Marion I.. 730 
 West, P. R.. 297 
 Westbay, T. H., 704 
 Westcott. "C. H.. 560 
 Westcott, Mrs. C. H. (See 
 
 Kirkpatrick. NelO 
 Westenhaver. .T. L.. 739 
 
 .cWestergaard. H. M.. Sio 
 Western. L M.. 172 
 
 *Western. Mrs. L. M. (See 
 Jones. Blanche) 
 Westervelt L. C. ■!20 
 Westfall. C. C, 297 
 
 ^•Westhafer, F. O.. 810 
 Westhold. Amanda, 191 
 Westland, E. H.. t>;2 
 Westland. Mrs. E. H. (See 
 
 Wheaton. Hazel D."i 
 Westlund. A. F.. 441 
 Weston. Abbie, 43 
 Weston. C. 12 
 Weston. F. W.. 403 
 Weston. Tessie B.. 704 
 Weston, ^largaret. 55 
 Weston, X. A.. 55 
 Weston, Mrs. X. A. (See 
 
 Gavman. Angeline) 
 Weston. W. S., 28 
 
 01 Wetherbee, C. E.. i5o 
 01 Wetherbee, Mrs. G. E. 
 Kardwell. Faith L.> 
 
 08 Wetzel. C. L.. 1 10 
 
 14 Wetzel. Mrs. G. F. *,See 
 Needier. Helen M.) 
 
 04 Wetzel. Xellie. 210 
 
 14 Weydell. A. T.. 560 
 13 Whaite. C. M., 516 
 18 Whalin. O. L,. 739 
 
 OQ Whall. Mrs. G. W. (See 
 Hoff. Lucy V.) 
 
 15 Wham. B.. 003 
 12 Wham. C. 479 
 
 00 Wham. F. L.. 36^ 
 98 Wharf. A. L. no" 
 74 *Wharry, W. W.. 6 
 72 *Wh3rton. T. N.. 3 
 
 00 Wharton. Rebecca G.. 07 
 10 Wheatlake. B. C. J.. 403 
 
 10 Wheaton. Hazel D.. 0,^2 
 
 12 Wheaton. J. R.. 479 
 
 17 Wheeler. Adelaide C.. 704 
 
 11 Wheeler. A. W.. 441 
 
 05 Wheeler. E. B., 239 
 
 1 1 Wheeler. E. J.. 442 
 
 09 Wheeler. Mrs. H. B. (.See 
 
 Putnam. Alicel 
 
 13 Wheeler, Irene B.. 510 
 13 Wheeler. L. G.. 510 
 
 06 Wheeler. Marv M.. 206 
 15 • Wheeler. R. C.. 603 
 
 17 *\\'heeler. W. E., Jr.. 704 
 i'*Wheeler. W. F., Sig 
 
 18 Wheelhouse. Elizabeth L.. 
 
 .739 
 
 10 W heelhouse, Mary E., 652 
 
 12 Wheelock. (T. E.. 479 
 
 13 Whelan. T. M.. Jr., 516 
 it> Whipple. Helen K.. 652 
 06 Whipple. R. H.. 206 
 
 ^Whisenand. J. W.. Sio 
 i'Whisler. P. F., 820 
 12 Whitaker, Ruth L,, 479 
 
 15 Whitaker. R. C. 603 
 
 16 Whitchurch. Helen M.. 
 
 to N\ hitchurch, T. E., 403 
 72 *Whitcomb. A". L.. 3 
 10 Whitcomb, Mrs. W. O. 
 (.See Hess, Abigail M.) 
 
 1 7 White. Agnes C., 704 
 34 White. Anna D.. 2x6 
 
 09 White. B. T., 365 
 
 12 White. C. K,, 479 
 
 13 White, C. W.. 516 
 
 04 White. Caroline L., 2x6 
 
 05 White, E, A„ 3,^9 
 
 06 White, Edna X., 266 
 80 White. F.. 24 
 
 07 White. F. H.. 29S 
 
 16 White. F. H.. Jr.. 653 
 
 14 White. F. L.. 560 
 
 10 White, Florence L., 4o3 
 09 White. F. M.. 365 
 
 00 White. Mrs. F. M. (See 
 
 Bickel. Marv A.) 
 16 White. G. R.. 653 
 /.White. H. C. 834 
 oS White. H. C. 329 
 OS White. Hilda K., 239 
 03 White. Mrs. H. R. (See 
 
 Bradshaw. Jessie 1.) 
 o^ White. T. D., 172 
 
 13 White. T. G.. 516 
 90 White, y. M.. S9 
 
 14 White, t. W.. 560 
 ^White. T. W.. 820 
 
 I ! White. K. B.. 442 
 ^•White. Leila O.. S20 
 
 08 White. Lena L.. 329 
 
 16 \\'hite. Lyde E.. 653 
 
 00 White. Mahala J.. 266 
 
 17 White. Marion K., 704 
 
 1 •« White. Marv L., 5x6 
 '16 White, P. L.. 653 
 'i8 White. R. S., 739 
 
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 •06 White, S. M., 97 
 •i= White, T. K., 603 
 '08 White, Wiebe A- 329 
 ',8 White, Winifred E., 739 
 ',0 Whitehead, O. G., 403 
 •o^ Whitehouse, Edith V., 172 
 ',.; Whitelaw, J. C. C., 603 
 '07 Whiteside, W. E., 298 
 gWhiteford, R. C, 820 
 •06 Whitham, M. E., 98 
 •77 Whitham, R. I"-. '6 .^^ 
 •77 "Whitham, Mrs. R. F. (See 
 Page, Martha E.) 
 gWhiting, A. L., 820 
 '17 Whiting, Vivian, J., 704 
 ',6 Whitley, G. C, 6s3 
 '78 Whitloci<, J. F., 19 
 'ng Whitmeyer, M. H., 126 
 •yq 'Whitmire, C. L.. 22 
 •,4 Whitmire, Laura G 560 
 '86 'Whitmire, Z. L., 4° 
 ',, Whitnall, C. A., 442 
 •,6 Whitnel, J-, 653 
 ',3 Whitney, C. E., 516 
 ■A Whitney, Helen W., 51O 
 ',7 Whitney, J. L, 704 
 ',7 Whitney, E. H-, 704 
 •,8 Whitney, M. R., 739 
 •03 Whitsitt, H. W., 192 
 'o4 Whitsitt, Mrs. H. W. (See 
 
 Lucas, Rena A.) 
 •02 Whitson, M J., 172 
 •03 Whittem, Mrs. A. l". (^ee 
 Huntington, Ellen A.) 
 '97 Whittemore, F., 107 
 '06 Whitten, C. W., 266 
 ',1 Whitten, J. H., 442 
 ',7 Whitten, Jennie A., 705 
 •,8 Whitten.MabelD 739 
 •,4 Whittenberg, Sarafc J., 5^0 
 •,: Wliittum, F. H , 442 
 •07 Whittum, Mrs. F. H., oee 
 
 Korn, Ora L.) 
 •| I Whittum, S. H., 442 
 •,8 Whitver, IE C, 739 
 ',5 Wickard, Hortense E., 
 603 
 gWickers, E., 820 
 •08 Wickersham, C. t., 329 
 ',4 Wiebmer, A. H-, 56° 
 •,5 Wiedling, C. €.. 603 
 ',, Wiedman, Mrs. E. G. (see 
 
 Lane, Cora M.) 
 ',8 Wien. J. H^ 739 
 'i7 Wiersema. H. A., 5i<J 
 ',4 Wikoff, Minna, 560 
 ',8 Wikoff, Ruth L, 739 
 
 gWilber, A. S., 820 
 '90 Wilber, F. 1^-. 59 
 •12 Wilbourn, A. J., 479 
 ',1 Wilbourn, L. L., 442 
 '04 Wilcox, 15. 15., 2.6 
 .,1 Wilcox. Mrs. C F (i>ee 
 
 Uradley. Elizabeth L.) 
 •76 "Wild, G. A., 12 
 'I4 Wilder, C. T., 82 
 '07 Wilder, E. A.. 298 
 '86 Wilder, H. W , 46 
 
 aWildman, E. A., 820 
 ',7 Wiles, Bertha H., 705 
 •04 Wiley, C. C., 216 
 '10 Wiley, D. F., 404 
 •04 Wiley. F. R., 216 
 ',2 Wiley, G. G., 479 
 ■,7 Wiley, H. H., 705 
 '13 Wiley, J. E., 516 
 gWiley, J. K, 820 
 '05 Wiley, Mrs. J. F., (bee 
 
 Moss, Mary F.) 
 •11 Wiley, J. P.. 442 
 '71 Wiley, L. E., 4 „ 
 
 ^Wiley, Neva B., 820 
 •,6 Wiley, R. F.., 653 
 '00 Wiley, R. S., 139 
 '„3 'Wiley, Vonie A.. 192 
 '04 Wiley, W. K.. 216 
 ',7 Wilford, R. N., 705 
 
 ',8 Wilkins, J. E., 739 
 •14 Wilkins, R. H., 560 
 '15 Wilkinson, E. G., 603 
 'go Wilkinson, G. E. D., 59 
 'i5 Wilkinson, J. H., 604 
 '06 Wilkinson, L. E., 266 
 •07 Wilkinson, Mary S., 298 
 '02 Wilkinson, N., 172 
 '04 Wilkinson, Mrs. N. (See 
 
 Stookey, Helen 1-.) 
 •08 Wilkinson, S. E., 329 
 ',0 Willard, C. J., 404 
 ',1 Willard, Maude H., 510 
 •00 Willcox, Lucy li. E., i39 
 'go Willcox, M. M., 126 
 '15 Wille, Laura M., 604 
 '13 Willerton, Fay, 516 
 •lo Williams, A. E., 4?4 
 ',0 Williams, Mrs. A. E. (See 
 
 Miller, Laura M.) 
 ',3 Williams, A. L., Sifi ^ 
 •07 Williams, Anna W., 298 
 ',7 Willams, C. A., 705^ 
 •07 Williams, C. C., 298 
 •lo 'Williams, Mrs. C. C. (See 
 
 lilack, Grace J.) 
 ■,o Williams, C. F., 404 
 '07 Williams, D. D., 298 
 gWilliams, D. W., 821 
 'o^ Williams, E., i73 
 •10 Williams, E., 404,, _ 
 '07 Williams, Mrs. E. (bee 
 
 Somers, Florence) 
 •,4 Williams, E. C 560 
 gWilliams, E. H., 821 
 •07 Williams, G. A., 298 
 -,8 Williams, G. A., 739 
 '09 Williams, G. B. 126 
 
 gWilliams, Mrs. G. B. (See 
 Wright, Lora) 
 '18 Williams, Grace E., 739 
 •10 Williams, G. R., 404 
 gWilliams, G. Y., 821 
 '08 Williams, H., 329 
 •87 Williams, H. 15-. 49 
 ',4 Willians, Mrs. H. F (See 
 
 Clausen, Elizabeth J.) 
 ',8 Williams, Helen J., 739 
 '18 Williams, Irene, 740 
 '7-. Williams, L. E., 4 
 •,2 'Williams, L. G., 480 
 •07 Williams, Lucy P.. 298 
 •m Williams, Lulu H., 517 
 
 gWilliams, L. W-, 821 
 •16 Williams, Margaret S., 653 
 •04 Williams,. Mary E., 216 
 '95 Williams, P. M., 90 
 'g= Williams, R., 98 
 •,3 Williams, R. C., 517 
 gWilliams, R. H., 821 
 '01 Williams, R. J., 1S6 
 •01 'Williams, S., 156 
 
 gWilliams, Susan K., 021 
 '76 Williams, T.T. 12 
 
 gWilliams, W. L., 821 
 '01 Williams, Winifred S., 156 
 '09 Williams, W^ S., 365 
 •03 Williams. W. W 192 
 ■98 Williamson, A. S. J.. iit> 
 •i^ Williamson, Belle, 517 
 '08 Williamson, Florence, 329 
 'g2 'Williamson, F. R. 
 '09 Williamson, Maude 365 
 '87 Williamson, Mary H., 49 
 
 gWilliamson, W., 821 
 '15 Williford, E. A., 604 
 •00 Willis, C. 139 
 ',8 Willits, W. M., 740 
 '85 Wills, Etta C., 43 
 '10 Wills, F., 404 
 •84 Wills, J. G., 40 
 ',6 Wills, Mary E., 653 
 
 gWillson, F. G., 821 
 •16 Willson, H. E.. 653 
 '99 Wilmarlh, G. H., 126 
 '17 W'ilson, A. C., 705 
 '16 Wilson, A. D., 653 
 
 1145 
 
 '12 Wilson, B., 480 
 '14 Wilson, Bernice C, 500 
 •07 Wilson, Besse E., 298 
 •04 Wilson, C. G., 217 
 gWilson, C. R., 821 
 •08 Wilson, E. L., 329 
 09 Wilson, F. A., 366 
 '98 Wilson, F. H., 116 
 • 1 . Wilson, F. H., 480 
 gWilson, F. W., 821 
 '17 Wilson, G. C, 70s 
 •03 Wilson, G. S., 192 
 ',;9 Wilson, H. E., 366 
 16 Wilson, Helen M., 653 
 12 Wilson, H. S., 480 
 •16 Wilson, Isabella C, 653 
 'j4 Wilson, J. A., 560 
 '07 Wilson, J. D., 298 
 '04 Wilson, J. G., 217 
 gWilson, J. H., 822 
 •03 Wilson, J. W., 192 
 '03 Wilson, Mrs. J. W. (See 
 
 Forbes, Marjone D.) 
 •04 'Wilson, L. C., 217 
 
 gWUson, Lola E., 822 
 •„7 Wilson, L. P., 299 
 '08 Wilson, Lelia S., 330 
 •17 Wilson, Mrs. L. T. (See 
 
 Smohl, Barbara B.) 
 '10 Wilson, Lucy G., 404 
 '81 Wilson, M. B., 28 
 '14 Wilson, N. K., 561 
 •10 Wilson, Nelle M., 404 
 '11 Wilson, R. B., 442 
 •00 Wilson, R. C., 59 
 '02 Wilson, T., 173 
 •77 Wilson, Mrs. W. B. (See 
 
 Adams, Nettie) 
 •08 Wilson, Willabelle B., 330 
 '18 Wilson, Winifred. 740 
 
 gWilson, W. H.. 822 
 '15 Wilson, W. W., 604 
 '05 Wilt, A. L., 239 
 '05 Winders, F. R., 239 
 '09 Wineman, E., 366 
 '04 Wing. Alice L., 217 
 •01 Wing, Florence S., 150 
 ,6 Wing, O. N., 653 
 '98 Wingard, L. F., 116 
 ■08 Winger, Mrs. R M. (See 
 McDonald, Alice B.) 
 gWinkelmann, H. A^ 822 
 '18 Winkleman, Mrs. R. E. 
 
 (See Gaunt, Gail) 
 '08 Winn, C. E., 33o 
 '16 Winokur, M. C., 654 
 ',4 Winquist, S. V., S/;' 
 •07 Winship, Mrs. B. W. (See 
 
 Sprague, Florence U.) 
 •18 Winship, Mary A., 740 
 •97 'Winter. Julia F., 107 
 '13 Wintermeyer. Elsa, 51? 
 •it Winters, C. P., 604 
 •18 Winters, L. M., 740 
 '17 Wirt, Verna, 705 
 •17 Wirth, F. P., 705 
 ',7 Wirth, W. v., 705 
 •06 Wise, L. E 267 
 '(]4 Wise, L. W., 217 
 '17 Wisegarver, Elizabeth P.. 
 
 gWiseman, Esther G., 822 
 ',1 Wissing, C. B., 442 
 '18 Witbeck. Helen E.. 740 
 '12 Witcher, E. K., 480 
 'is With, G. O., 604 
 '11 Witt, Adaline E., 442 
 •,, Witt. W. P., 480 
 ^10 Witte. H. C. 404 
 •14 Wittenberg, G. H.. Sbi 
 'A 'Wittich, F. P. Jr. 5'^ 
 'oi Wittlinger, Emma M., 217 
 ',8 Woerman. Lillian H 740 
 
 gWohlenberg, W. J., 822 
 
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 "lo \Vo!d. 1. E., 054 
 
 'i4 \VoIel>en. D. P., ^ot 
 
 ■iS Woleben. \V. T.. 740 
 
 "ir Wolf. EJsa C. 705 
 
 13 Wolf. H. C, 51; 
 
 '00 Wolf. T. E,. 360 
 
 "lo Wt\lf. C>. F.. 404 
 
 'ij Wolfe. Viola E.. 604 
 
 13 Wolfe. W. S., Ni7 
 
 1=; Wolfe. Mrs. W. S. (.See 
 
 H.irris. Lois M.l 
 "iS Wolff. Aline J.. 740 
 
 14 Wolff. C 1.. ^01 
 "o.- W"olff, S., 'l73 
 
 'o^ Wolleson. H. H., 173 
 
 'iS Wolter. H. F.. 740 
 
 'ip Wolter. M.. 6-;4 
 
 ':4 Woltman. J. '].. 561 
 
 "t^ Womacks. Mabel. 004 
 
 'iS Wongr. M. Y. H.. 740 
 
 'i.? Wong. W. F.. ,1- 
 
 'i.? Woo. T. T.. ^17 
 
 "i.; Woo. W. S., 517 
 
 "i- Woo. Y., 705 
 
 "ip Woo^l. Adeline. 654 
 
 "o;? Wood. Beulah M..330 
 ^NVovxl. Cornelia E., Sjj 
 
 'oS Wood. C. H., 330 
 
 ■13 Wood. D. C. S17 
 
 '76 WoOvl. F. L.. 13 
 
 *io Wood, G. v.. 404 
 '10 Wood. H. C. 404 
 '00 Wood. H. E.. 139 
 "14 Wood. II. G.. s6i 
 'i5 Woixl. Mrs. H. G. ^See 
 
 Webber. Helen W.I 
 i:; Wood. H. T.. 604 
 !-• Wood. Mrs. L. A. iSee 
 Straight. Gladys L.I 
 '06 Wood, I.. H.. ^67 
 '10 Wood. Marcaret C, 405 
 *04 Wood. R. A.. 82 
 ;.--' Wood. R. O.. 3 
 'to Wood, S. G.. 405 
 'oS Woodbridge, Marv E.. .■^^o 
 *t7 Woodcock. Helen t.. 705^ 
 *07 Woodhani. H.. ;oq 
 *o6 Wood.in. E. B., ^67 
 '07 Wood'n. E. C. 290 
 
 ^Woodin Marv E.. S.:^ 
 |o4 Woodin, X. C, 217 
 '03 Woodwansee. R. C. loj 
 
 .srWoodrow. H. R.. S3;r 
 'iS Woodrow. R. B.. 740 
 ■<J3 Woodruff. T. T.. 7^ 
 '17 Woods .-\. C. Jr.. 705 
 *13 Woods. Ardie G.. 517' 
 'tS Woods. Frances O.. 740 
 '13 Woods, G. E . 517 
 *4S Woods, I.enna A. B., 740 
 '17 Woods, Lois M.. 7o5 
 '17 Woods R. C. 706 
 •ir Woods. Mrs. R. C. (See 
 
 Hudson, Edith E,"> 
 |t7 Woods. R. T.. 706 
 '00 Woods. W.'F.. 110 
 ^'Woodward. P. S'. Sj2 
 Woodworth. C. W.. 43 
 "oo Woodworth. H. C., 366 
 "o-- Woodworth. H. O.. 6S 
 "03 Woodworth, Metta E., 19a 
 "oS Woodworth. Minnie B., 
 
 t Tf^ 
 
 "ir Woodvatt. H. F.. 706 
 "i,^ Wooldridse. F. M.. ^17 
 'r7 Wooldridsre. Mrs. J. W. 
 
 (See FMiott. Isabel G.) 
 "ts Woolf. H. S.. 604 
 "t- Woolman C. E,. 480 
 '14 Woolman >'rs. C, E, (See 
 
 Fairtield, Helent 
 '16 Woolman. Rachel M.. 6>4 
 *i6 Woolman. Richardine. 654 
 '06 Woolman. Xenia M.. ^67 
 
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 99 W.x>lsey. Liiht C, ia6 
 
 04 *WooIsev. Oka C, Sj 
 
 ■13 Woolston. W. H.. 517 
 
 '00 Wooster, L. F., .■(^7 
 i:Wooters, J. E.. Sjj 
 
 "14 Wooters. L. M., 501 
 
 '15 Worcester. Lenora M.. 604 
 
 04 Work. Eibia M., J17 
 
 ■07 Work. Ruth E.. J99 
 
 "04 Worker. T. G.. J17 
 
 "u^ Worner. H, IL. '40 
 
 14 Worrell, Grace L,. 561 
 
 04 Worrell, I. C, 317 
 "13 Worrell. I. L.. siS 
 
 "13 Worrell. Mabel F., ^iS 
 
 ]t- Worsham. W. B.. 480 
 
 03 Worth. L. G.. 19J 
 
 ;o4 Worthen, Ella E., atS 
 
 "04 Worthen, E. L,. 217 
 
 oo Worthen. Mrs. K L. (See 
 
 Woolman. Xenia M.> 
 
 |oS Worthen. G. B.. 116 
 
 "07 Worthen. Jeannette L., 
 
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 "to Wrav. C. W., 6s4 
 
 05 Wray. D .C. u? 
 
 "05 Wray. Harriette, 330 
 '00 Wray, R. C, 366 
 "00 Wrav. T.. 139 
 "oo *Wre.\th. S. R„ 366 
 "to Wright, .\gnes, 654 
 
 ^'Wright. A. B., Sj.- 
 ;i3 Wright. A. T.. 51S 
 i4 Wright. Bemice, 561 
 "ii Wright. Mrs. C. G. (See 
 
 Vial. Sarah A.) 
 16 Wright. D.. 054 
 ■S5 Wright. Eliza' M.. 4^ 
 "lo Wright. E. P., 6^4 
 "t-- Wright, Ethel W\. 4S0 
 'i; Wright. G. E,, 4S0 
 ;o5 Wright. H. F.. 339 
 "or Wright. Helen G., 309 
 "04 Wright. Ida F.. aiS 
 'Si Wright. Tessie A., jg 
 "ii Wright. T. B., 44J 
 ■85 Wright. T. E., 4? 
 't.' Wright. I. E.. 4S0 
 'SS 'Wright. "Mrs. T. E. (See 
 
 Beach. Etta L.) 
 '16 Wrght. T, F.. 654 
 '17 Wright. J. W.. 706 
 
 ^Wright. Lora. Sj^ 
 
 jrWright. Mildred "G.. 8.-3 
 "06 Wrisht. M. R.. c6- 
 'iS Wright, Mildred W.. -40 
 'S3 Wrisht. Minnie E.. ^^ 
 '7- Wright, M. J.. 16 
 '14 Wrght. Minnie R.. ^6t 
 '85 *Wright. Minnie S., 4^ 
 "15 Wright. N*. A., 6o4 
 "oi Wright. Mrs. X, C, (See 
 Beach. Laura M.^ 
 
 .fWright. P. C>.. S--5 
 'o.- Wright. R.. 6S 
 
 sWricht. S., S-? 
 ■" Wright. S. A,,'5tS! 
 00 Wright. S. B,. 366 
 PI Wnsrht. S. W..\56 
 00 Wrig'-t. T. T,. Tr.'. i66 
 04 Wright, W. E.." 218' 
 Of Wrii-tit. W. H„ oS 
 or *Wright, W. P,. 200 
 
 10 * Wright. W. S,. 405 
 
 04 Wricht, W. W,. iiS 
 I :- Wrislev. G, A„ 654 
 
 ^' Wrobv X W., -JO 
 
 13 Wu, C. K.. :;t,^ 
 !- Wii W. V, 700 
 
 05 Wuerffel, H. L., 117 
 00 Wus-sow. .A. F. D.. ^66 
 
 14 Wvant, C, S.. =61 
 S-Wyatt. F. .A . Si^ 
 
 00 Wvatt. R. D.. ^66 
 
 1 5 Wvcoff, B. H.. 604 
 ot> Wveth. Ola AT., 26- 
 
 11 Wveth, W. H.. 442 
 
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 "14 
 
 14 Wykle. Bertha A., >c>i 
 16 Wykle. Ethel M.. oji 
 .15 Wyland. R. O.. 605 
 i,S Wyman, W., 005 
 "oj Wyne. E. E.. 173 
 |tS Vackey, Otillia E., 740 
 iS Vaeger. E. G.. 740 
 'iS Yamada. Y,. 741 
 Vatnamoto. S.. 654 
 Yang. T. S., 706 
 Yant. R, C.. J99 
 Vapp, J, F. O.. 60s 
 .11 Yapp. \V. W,. 44.. 
 07 \ates. J. W,, J99 
 'i I Yates, R. R.. 443 
 "06 Yates. T,, 267 
 "iS Yeager. L. E.. 741 
 ;n Yciger. O. K., 44? 
 '10 Ve-Xiter, Mrs. O. "K. (See 
 
 Brand. S.^ra H.t 
 95 Yeakel. W. K., 90 
 '07 Yeaton. F. D., ^99 
 ■07 Yeck, C. W.. 399 
 "17 Yee, G. C. 706 
 '09 *Yehling, A. C. 366 
 _*13 Yen. C. C. 518 
 '07 Yensen. T, D.. 399 
 or Yensen. Mrs. T. D. (See 
 Dewey. Sarah L.) 
 \ erington. T. G., 741 
 Yin. C. P -443 
 i'lntema. L. F., 833 
 Yoch. Florence T.. 60s 
 Yockey. M. .A., 741 
 Yocum. E. L., atS 
 Yoke. T, J.. 361 
 .05 \olton. R, E.. 339 
 'it York. Gertrude I. 44; 
 '11 Ycjfk. M.ittie P.. 443' 
 'to Yonge .Minnie. 405 
 ]i4 Young. A. E.. 563 
 '13 Young. A. G., siS 
 |i7 Young. A. T,, 706 
 ■99 Young, B. O., 136 
 '91 Young. C. B.. 64 
 ■97 Young. C, W.. 107 
 "07 Young. D. G.. 300 
 .cVoung. D. S.. S33 
 /I'Young. Ella F,. S34 
 sYoung. Esther. 833 
 ■98 Young, Mrs, J. H. (See 
 Woodworth. "Minnie B,> 
 09 Young. J, H,. 136 
 i'Young. L. E.. S34 
 '93 Young. O. E.. 75 
 't3 Young. R, G.. 4S0 
 *io Young, Rose T., 405 
 •14 Young. Mrs. R. M. (See 
 
 Lewis. Laura L.) 
 '15 Young, Ruth E,. 605 
 
 gYoung. Sadie. 834 
 '00 Young. T, E,, 366 
 /o * Young, v., 518 
 '1,=; Younglove. C, C. 605 
 '10 Yowell, T, B,. 405 
 
 irVua.sa. H. S34 
 '15 Zahn F. R., 605 
 *09 Zahrobskv. E. F^ ^67 
 '17 Zaleski T. P.. 706 
 '03 *Zangerle. X. A.. 193 
 '03 'Zartman. L. W.. 193 
 '01 Zartnian, Mrs. L, W. (See 
 
 Black. Laura L."* 
 '00 *Zearing. J, H,. 367 
 'n Zearing, L, .A.. 443 
 '14 Zee. T. T. !;p3 
 'iS Zehr.'G." .A,". 741 
 '13 Zeis. H. C, siS 
 't6 Zelle. C. .A„ 654 
 '85 Zeller, Tose'>hine M.. 4^ 
 '18 Zeller "L. W., 741 
 "14 Zepnentield F W,. ^62 
 '11 Zerbee. L, F, W., 443 
 'i t Zetek. T.. 44-? 
 'i? Zeter. H. M,. 60 <; 
 
'lo Zhc-n, J. T., 405 
 
 •07 Ziei<ler, J. F. S., 300 
 
 '15 Zifrrnan, W. W.. 605 
 
 gZi"-hfriht-i;n, J. K., i*24 
 
 '78 ZictiiriK, A., 20 
 
 '08 Zit-^inK. H. H., 320 
 
 •97 Zi)ly, Mabel, 107 
 
 •09 Zilly. Marie L., 3''^7 
 
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 '16 Zimmerman, A. C., 655 
 
 '15 Zimmerman, A. U., 605 
 
 '10 Zimmerman, A. W., 405 
 
 '10 Zimmerman, G. F. D.. 403 
 
 '12 Zimmerman. G. J., 480 
 
 '78 'Zimmerman, H. W., 20 
 
 '13 Zimmerman, R. P.. 5'8 
 
 '97 Zimmerman, W. H., 107 
 
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 16 Zinsi^r, K. ii-, '•'55 
 02 Zipf. F. J., 173 
 15 Zipprodt, R. R., ^^05 
 15 Zollinger, J. K., 605 
 12 Zucker. A. E., 4^ 
 10 Zucker, Mrs. A. E. (Sec 
 Miles, I-ois M.) 
 A'Zucker, T. F., 824 
 
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