The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICH IGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COL LEGE. 

SPECIAL  TRIENNIAL  NUMBER. 

Y OL..  15. 

-
I  AL UMN I 

~ 

'~:!, 

The l'Iu",.  of  . b.!  will  su rel y  h:l\c 
jlll1e  .!j.  Of 
~I  g rcat  reunion  0 11 
from 
;1  1011"  11:1\ 
thos .. ·  who  li'4: 
. 
. 
" 
:Ire  L,  II.  lI"ile\'.  IIh3CII, 
Lan .. 1I1g' 
S.  ,'"  Fred  E.  !Jcluno, '  .\rcadia, 
Xchr., ./a ...  I..  .\h:CIl'ar.  COlIl'r  0' 
Idaho.  John  H ,  Shelton, 
. \ 1cI1I'. 
1100\1  Ri H'r.Urq,:-oll, (i,  " ". T homp. 
,,011.  Lewi"'lr,n,  Idaho,  :l1nl  \\' .  T, 
Lan;.:-Ie:y,  ,\1 illne:lpoll~, ~I inn.  T hest:.' 
h :l \'e  :til  ~I ated  their  illlelHiUn  lO  be 
]lre~el1l .  Of l'1J1lr""  .... '·l'ry  \lll'mhe r 
'S.!  li\'in::  in  '\li.-lli;:':-1111  \\ill  I.l, 
o f
thcre. 

95· 
,\1I11011l!t.·eUII·1II  ;~  rece;let]  of  the 
m'lrriag:t>.  nn 
:--Utltlay .  .111111'  I,  nf 
J.;:"ill~,  of  the  :toove 
.\1;lurke  (;. 
l'l:ts~,  to,.\li,..s)ean  Il ickl·.',  in  :\ew 
.\1  r  J.;:aith  i~  aSsociale 
York  Cill. 
. 11II('l'i,.,11I  . I !., .. riui/I_ 
editor  o(lh ...
IIr/sl. 

'01, 

,I 

!II 

lIew  bUll1lil1,!( 

T he  Sew  Yo r k  k-g:isl:llu re  has ' 
:tpIITopriall"]  the  ~ UI11  of  $~'iO,OUO 
for 
!-i'tHluse 
l ' ni \-ersit.' . 10 he del'ott'd 1\, f~rc!>try. 
This  buildin:,:- 1\ ill  Il .. '  150  feet  by 
%50  fecI.  with  Ihree 
..,toril·~  nnd 
lire  proof 
hasetnt:nt. 
II  will  he 
throll,!(hoUl.  of  H .. 'nlll1i~s:II1Cl'  !lIOllc 
Imd l itc  ro"f.  B)  Ihi"app rol'ri:Hion, 
fu reo:tTl  ill 
the  ~tltt..:,  of  :-;cw  York 
j",  pt:lt:c(1  0/1  a  ~ure  fountl:l! ioll. 
II , 
1',  Hake r,  '(H ,  i"  de:111  of  fore"try  lIt 
thi"  in~Iillttlllll,  Itlld  will  then'fOr(' 
h:IIT  mudl  II)  dt,  \\ it lt  the  arr:tnge. 
fIlent  .. wt  pl:IU  of  Ihis  mH~ni]i ct::llt 
UCII  huilllin;.::, 

'n~, 

I n\il;tti01I"  :Ire  0111  f"r  Ihe  mar. 
ri,,~e  of  II.  J.;:.  1':llriuc!II,:,  'o.!,  of 
the  1',  ,\1.  Hy"  "ilh  henll'lu:lrt('rs 
:11  1I0~toll.  and  '\Ii~s  Fl"rence  A my 
.\Ierec r,  of  Detroit.  OIl 
:-;:lIl1rday, 
June  ~(,  T he  Cl' rt'IIlOIIY  \1  ill  t:lke 
:-;t.  l': ml' ...  dlurl'h.  Detroit. 
pbl'e  :11 

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A. J.  :-:Iroll;'::  i"  I"',,chi lll.[ 
itl 
thc 
$choo]"  of  \r "ter!n",  10\\;1 • 
.\Ir.:-;, 
\\",.  wilh  tn .. ·  da~~  of  '01.  h:l\ing' 
heell  at  .\r.  .\, C,  fmlll'99  '~n. 

:t 

'ui' 
D .... :Ul  G ikhri"t  hl1~  rCl'el1ll)  re, 
I}()"t  cud  picture  frOIll 
":eil'ell 
RaHIll,  :\l'\1 
.\Ie\il'u.  o f  the  lillie 
S')11  of  vl·urge  Fry II HlIl.  'oS,  :md 
,\Ir, 
'\[:tr;.:-aret  Chri"lie  FTI!l1H11. 
FrY' Ill:m  is  a  cil il  l·n;.::il1l'er  in  Ihl' 
Sl) \I t h la11l,I, 

'10. 

Georgi:tlHI  LIII1,bert .  of  Ihe :Iool'e 
das~.  who  has  bCCll 
teachili'<  at 
l~ho~ni H i1Ic,  Ohio.  will  spclltl the 
cullung  ~ ea r  at  Columbin  [';nil'cr. 
sil)'  ill  study  for  her  lIlaster's  de. 
g-ree, 

'I.!. 

J .  L .  S N Y DER 

R .  O .  GRA HAM 

Welcome to the A lumni from  the  College and the State  Board 0/ Agriculture. 

THE  COLL EGE . 

To the  .\lullll1;: 

Y,lllr :thna  m:Hcr  c\h'ud.;  ItO  lOll 
and  all  fUY"K"r  ,,\ll<lL,l1t~  1110-\  ,'or;li,tl 
"'rcctitl"s, an,1  Irll~l.  that  lOlL  111:\1 
drop ,",~' r l'an'~ fur  a  IiI/it:  \~ hill'  an;1 
meet ':I~aill  )our  friClld~  of  f,)rml'r 
tinder  the  .pn·adillJ.:"  hOIl:.,:-hs 
d:tys 
which  ~o  "fll' lI 
lil,- pa~t  h:nl' 
d:lppcd  tlwi r  hands  to  ;,.:'r\'ct  .' "II. 

ill 

III 

:lfl' 

T hen'  em:Hlatl" 

ilia" ...  which  ,'rOIl II 

(m  ,hI'  l": unpil-' 
Illall\  illtcrc-..'- \\ hich  follo\\  ,ho~ ... 
wtw' h:l\c  for:1  ,iull'  1. ... '·11  part  of 
thl'  d,til, 
till" 
\\al)...-,  till  Ih("  l:IhofallJric',  alltl  "it 
II  jlh  wild  Cyl'S  and  op0.:11  tllouth~ on 
Iho-c 
Ihe  "Icachcr~.  T her" 
,'ou r 
here  who  h,ll l'  n:joicl'.1 
trillillph .. ,  ~.I"t11pathih',1 
\I ilh  'you 
whe!l  in  trouhle , and  h:tn:  aliI ill";, 
witholtt  salin"  mudl  ;tbout  it.  IIl:ell 
"olicitolts  (or  ~()tlr  wl'l f:lrl'  al1(l  who 
WOldt]  rejoict·'to  ll1l'l'I  yull :lIld  ).!reel 
IIlU  ;11  Ihe  co mil1~ Irienni:ll . 
•  The old  c"I1 .... :!e ha,..  :,  ri::hl  !O  he 
pr(llld  of  il"  son"  aUII  d:llt;.:-hh:r,... 
The\  hale  ill all  part ...  of  Ihe  land. 
h,  lilcir  hi:th  "-cn,,e  of  ~cr\il'e and 
hOllor"  "11011 
ctlideth:Y .  ,..howerl'd 
ttl  ;.:ro,," 
her.  Their  IOY'llty  ~l'CI11 ... 
morc  intenSe  11";  the  ye;lr",  pass  h.', 
Thl'  lir,,1  011  the  lis!  till'  tither  II:I\' 
;;c11\  his  piCtllTe  and  .. infe r e  rc~rct's 
lilal  ill  health  would  not  I)(;TIIlil  hi~ 
T('lIlrll  Ihis  rear,  BUI  others :Ire 
comillg--ullIl;Y  of  Ihell' ,  amI  why 
nOI  )'ou:  Bclle r  l'njoy 
rl',ll 
p1c:I~uTes as  Y0lt go  alollg-.  fn r  SOIllC 
ple .. :;u re ..  canllot  be  kl'Pl  ill  cold 
SIOrll):!'e  :tmll'njO)CII  when  you  havc 
nothing- else  10 do. 

:I  fell 

(;]oriOIl" 

t(l  lh ...  "Ia\e.  Bu t  till'  collc:,:-e  Ilc"'d~ 
IItl'  :Ietil I'  ~\\pport  of  Iho~l'  \\ ho 
he:lr  ;1  much  do"er  rcl:iliollShil'  10 
her  _  tho,.. ...  who  h:l\ ...  1)C\'n  nour· 
isltell  '"  her IIre,I,;I.  and  who  h'l' c  " 
lili ,, ]  iHtercsl  ill  hl'r  welfare.  She 
IIl'l'ds  th .... ir  support  ill  all  o r,!( alli/.ell 
;ml!  p .... rf .... l'Icd  ullioll -H ,i rile.  lil'e 
;(""oo.:i;!li,,1)  r!.''-HI),  10 ":OIIIC  to he r  fes, 
cue  al  ;1  rIlllllleJH'S  Ilolil'e 
r eady  \(J 
Sllppor t  her  strH1\lards.  I" C011\ltat 
fab .... 
rll m(Jr~  II  ilh  tfnth,lO  .. (,md 
h,lCk  o f  the "laIC  OO:lrll'lIl.!  f,lnlll\ 
in  Ihe l'OIl~llll'l  of a  \\ i,.. ...  ,41111  a~;.::re~, 
~ilc  :1dmilli"tratioll, 
;b 
ha~  hn'n  her  p,l ... t 
in  del'l,l"pin,!( 
kade T ~.  ill  ht:t:r.ill~  the  1I:,y  throl1;.::h 
ullcxplorcd  lid.!;;  of  knOll  IClI~e, in 
m:li"  t;linin;.:: :1 hi}!h " t:11ld:tn] of ~..:hol­
a r~ hip  for  leehllic:lli.l  tnlilll'll  nll'n 
Ihe 
:tlld  I\Olllen,lhe 
loyal  and 
!Ill' 
"ll11nlli,  lI'ili  wilnc,;;;  a  much  nHlrc 
r;lpid  der...!lll'ntelll  \\ ithin  Ihe  lie'" 
fCII  ycars  th:111  lin"  IlCl'n 
l·J\p .. 'ri, 
l'nl'I'I]  IllIrill:!  ;lIIY  I'l'riOl.I  in  thl'  1';1~t. 
To  di rert  wi;.ct,'  thi~  (ien:,lopllIellt . 
tit .. ·  Ille;'n~  fo r  IIhkh  h",'c  alrC;ldl 
heC 11  pro,ide,!.  l'alls  for  the  l'on;. 
h inell  \\'i"dol1l  ,111(1  S}fllp:ltlt,,'!k  l'O 
operatioll  of  ,III 
the  "hildrell,  and 
It 
other  friends  of  the  ;n stitulion. 
i",  therefore,  wilh  more  thall  paS .... 
in;.:  ;Iltere~t  t hat  your  al ma  mater 
hopes  fOf  your  r~'tUTlI  al  Ihis  time. 
Cordiall)  your~, 

fUH1n',  with 
:tclile  supporl  o f 

J,  L.  ~~YI'Et\. 

THE  STATE  BOARD  OF  AG  
RICULTURE. 

Y our  :llma  maIer  would  like  10 
IHi re  you  relurn  abo  bec:t\lse  shc 
ne eds  YO llr interest  :Hld  help.  T here 
:tre  111(111)'  )!'ood  pl'Ople  who  support 
the  co llcg-e  loyally  because  they  he· 
lieve  il  is  renJ e r illg ,'alu,lhle  s ... nic ... 

1 hal e  :1\11 "ys  felt  t hat  a  collcg~' 
I11U,,\  st.md  or  f:11l  on  Ihe  cilar:lo.:tcr 
of  its  gral]u:llc;;.  To  repeat  an  old 
s:lying'," The  workman  is  knOWIl 
by  his  chips,"  lind  the  ch aracte r, 
'Ibi!ityalld  standi n g  of  the  alumni 

111  Ihi~  n"'I":I" 

ill.,lillll..:,;.  or 

11l0~1 el' rt ililll,  illdi l'ate~ th .. , clli~'iellc\' 
• 
of  till'  rolll'~~' 
I  deem  the  .\1.  .\. 
C.  tll<l~1  forlUualc.  for  ~o where \011 
l1)!n .. ·uhure.  edllC:l' 
\\ill.  l·tlher  ill 
!11cch:tnicl1l 
t;onal 
s..:ho"I;; .. \ (1(1  arlO  sure  t .. ,  tind, pre't.\ 
lIell  Ul'  10  Ihe  lOp.  011 .. , or  11lOre  .\1, 
,\,  C, 
';:III1e 
;,:-ratlU:l1l''' . .  \ t  Ihe 
lim .. '.  wc  h:I\'e  Ill'\~'r  h:ltl 
it  11' T\ 
dfet:tin'  or:::lI1il;lliol1,  su..:h  for  iIi· 
tht:  l', of  ,\1.  h:I~. ,lIltl  I 
.. 1:1I11'C 
:lHI  ill  hearH  1I .. 'l'onl  with  I U1\"  effort 
It' pr"du..: .. ·  he!!l'r  rl'"\lit,,. 

:tS 

. 

:llld 

h:1\  e 

;;hould 

The  pr",sl' llt  ,..1;11l'  bvanl  "f agri, 
..-uhure  feel  Ihal  Ihe\'  ~houltl  h:,,-c 
the  right  to  the  heari~  ~upp')rt ami 
,'o.operali"lt of .,,,cli all (lrganil.;ltioll 
\\'e  arc  "euin" to  be  "  hi .. 
:I~  thi~. 
" "  
" 
ill~lil"ti\lll.  :11,,1  a  ptlpular  Olle 
\\'e 
are  ""kin;.::  t he .,1 at('  f"r  lar~e apIll'O' 
the 
priHtiolh, 
unill'(1  "ul'port  o f  :111  our ,:.:rnd"ate,.., 
.\Iore  th:1I1  Ilti~,  lit ....  board  fed  th:H 
Ihl'~  h:tle  tltl  ri,:.:hl 
tn  rcl~  IIpOIl 
l'IHIIlS...!  of  MIl'h  :1 
Ihe  :"I\'ke  :11,,1 
hOth  of  ltll'll:  mell  who  hl1\ I'  1'k:el1 
ill  1:lo"e  toueh  I\ith  till'  in"tirutioll 
fllr  \ e"r~. alld  ]..1\0\\  irs  need,..  Imll 
rl'q u'i rcmcllt~, amI.  ill  b e h:llf  of ,hI' 
huard,  I  II  ish  tn  :I""IITt.'  Ihe  ll~sod:t· 
tiOl1 
Ihilt  1I0thill~  would  he  more 
al'cel'lable  to  11:;'  Ihml  "uch  :ld\'icc 
:1 111 1 co·ope r:ttiOII, 

I  IWpe:1I  Ihe  ('o lllin g:  meeting'  til ... 
a!k lul:u1l'e  will  bc  it  lar,!!"  Olll"  :tnd 
Ihat  "ati"faeton'  arnUl"el1ll:llt;;  C:1Il 
he  madc  for  tllc  hclt"'~llelJt of  the 
a"socbtion. 

1 ~m [\01  "ure whether WI:  call :.::e\ 
thaI 
llle ... tin,:.:  of 
a 
time  or 110t:  persun;llIy  I  :;hould  be 
I cry  j.(bd  \0  be  Ih .... r ....  ott  \cast  Olle 
dOl,I,  :HIII  po~",ib[y  more. 

the  hn:lnt 

:1\ 

\\'ishin;!  you  the ~re:l\c;;t ;;IICct'"S 

ill  yonr  u IHlerl;tkin:,.:.  I  :1111. 

\ 'l' ry  t rul y  yours, 

H .  D.  VIUII,I ,\I, 

A. G ,  Bova}'  io:  :It  p rese nt  direc, 
tor  of  the  agTieuhural  depnrlllle llt 
(If  the C oun ly  .Agricuhur:11  ~cll001 
at  Cole ra in,  ..\ Ii nn. 

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The  M.  A .  C.  RECORD. 

The M.  A . C.  RECORD 
I'U.~'.H"O .v ... ~ Tu ,nOJlY  OU"'NG  'HI[  COL. 

'.-'t"ll  ,  ....... ,.  T H O:  ... CHIO ..... .  TATIl 
"""'CULTU .... I.  =ll.lI:" ... 

S U • •  CR1P'TIOI'I 

60  er.N TS  I'IER  YIlAR 

E nUred  . .  _nd·cl .....  maU  matter  at 

La nun l'.  Mlcb. 

Addrew aU  lubeerlptlonl and  IW.\·.,rt.l&tn l 
matter to  the  lI.  A  O.  RICOOKD.  !!:&It  .... n· 
li n . ,  Mich.  Addre .. an  c:ontrlbuUODI  to 
t he  ManaalnlJ EIIlI.or. 

Remit  bY  P.  O.  Mone,.  Onler,  Drft.tt  Or 

R.ejJlltered  Lene •.  1)0 not .end  ltaruJ)l. 

BUllne..  Oftlce  with 

' ....... rence  ...  Vao 
Bu ren  Prl nt!lI /J  (10.,  tlO_tlt GMlnd Ave. No~ 
Lanelo • •  Mich. 

TUESOAY,  JUNE  10,  1913. 

l~ A YI!  yOIl  decided  definitely 
:-l  to  attend 

the  triennial  011 
June  25 1h? 
I1 I1\'e  you  in  mind  all 
of  the  interesting  evell ts  which  are 
s ure  to  take  place  at  thHt  time ?  Did 
\'OU  know  til:lt  n  large  num ber  0 1 
)'our  classmates,  society  membe rs 
and  friends will  be  here  to  welcome 
you,  nnd  that if  it  is  3.  possiblility 
you  .. hould  be  here,  and  thus  not 
disappoint  them? 

A 

large  num ber  cach  w~ k are 
making  the fi nal  decision,  as  is  evi  
denced  by  the  card"  received  by 
Prof.  H ed rick,  and  by  the  call  for 
resen-atiolls  at  the  various  society 
houses  and  th rough  the  entertain 
ment  committCt',  of  which  Prof. 
Andt:rson  is  chairman. 

You  will  bc  welcomed  when )·ou 
stcp  frOm  the  train;  will  be  prop 
erly  registe red  and  assigned,  and 
during the time  you  ;~ rc  here C\'e ry 
th ing  possible  will  be donc  to  tn:lke 
yO\lr  stay  pleasant. 

The alumni  di nner, the blind  COIl  
cert,  the  ball  game,  the  open  air 
drama, and 
the  class  reunions,  all 
will  gi,'c ~'o u  reasons  to  rememlX' r 
19 13 as  an  eventfu l  Yl.'ar. 
that 

local 
alumni arc doing evcrything  in  thei r 
power  to  "put  things  ill  order," 
:unl  they  onl,v  I1l'e'(l  your presence 
to  make the  p rog ram  a  success. 

Just  rcmcmber 

the 

l'rofl'ssc)r  Warrell  Babeuek. 
heilel  ttf  tlu'  d\'pHrtuwllt  of  math 
ill  1 his  l'olll'g~,  di{'d  at 
"IU.!.! i,'''' 
hi",  Ilntll,'  "II  .\hh"l  Hoad  1I!!;:t  Tues 
(IllY  1IH11'llill~  lll'lt'r  nil  iIllles,.;  of 
I\n,  \'CUn;'  {\urntioll.  T hus  C'lIllle 
t"  til;  ~lId  th,'  (>111',·,,1'  vf  OIl('  who 
hru;  dC\'oted  hi~ life work 10 tht' iu 
h' ~"''''I''  ,If  th ... 
::'I l i('hiltlllL  _\gri('ul 
11Il\'i ll ~  .,pI·nt  his 
lund  ('"lIt·gp • 
!41nf\{'lJt  or 
IiI'"  hl'I'I' 
thl'  ('ClI 
1I'UC'h,'I',  "i1l('/'  "lIll'rillj.!' 
I('(!:I'  ill  1/'~··'. 

\·ith t'l'  liS 

,\lat('r,  11lld 

lHlntlll,('t1  1.1  rtlll 

\\"il~  "hlnill",1  ill 

I',."ff'.-.;,. .. I·  Bah/'lh·l,  Wl18  1)""11 

:11 
:'01  i~hi!!an.  S"ph'mhC'I' 
Yp,.;iluilli. 
1:,.  l$li6. 
lI i"  l.'il'lIlC'ntnr\'  I',hwa 
til, '  puhl ic 
liol1 
!-.1·!J,)ol,  c,f  ::'I l il:lII.  :'oli,'llig-lin.  frtJlll 
Ill'  I'UIIW  di""elly  III  this 
w lwllI'" 
cIIIII·!!'".  ~ru, IU i'lilllt  with  the  ('IllS" 
n£  '!Ul. 
III  lilt'  rulluwiug'  yl'lir.  he 
1""'11111('  i,uilrlll'!or  ill  mnlht'mafi{'s 
in  hi"  .\lnUt 
in  Ihl' 
l'UUr'<t'  Ifr  tit.'  "Uf·f· .. c'flill~  -,,('lIr.,  h ... 
,·hill·!!t·  "f 
WAS 
Ih"  d'·IIII I'lnl(·IlI. 
1 ~,'"i(Ii·"  hi"  (i(' 
!lll rllU "nt  duti,'s,  Pr"fc·,.;snr  nah 
I',)('k  1m"  h("'11 
(I.r  Imlll\'  YI'ar .. 
~(~·rf'lflr.\'  I,)  !Ill'  rll'·UII.".  wilic·il  hns 
hrml!l'hl 
illlu  inlimutt'  ('on 
ilc"'t;I'11  wilh  Ihe  Ildlninistralion 
1n  hoth 
the  (>{llll·ge. 
Ilffairs  o( 
l'upal·i1i('s  hifol  1I.'isoein l ('$  IHI\'('  rl'(, 
o!!,lIi7.{·11  his  n hi l it~,  ami  "fTid\'III:Y. 
l1(,WS  "f  PrOfl.'AAO r  BAh 
C'f)l'k 's  dl·n lh  prlldlt(,,'d  A  8C1lS('  c)f 
Ih,·  plll't  of  hi~ 
si n('('rl.' 
Inrg(' 
fril'llds 
1I1l1 0n~ 
it 
l elte-lw l's 

!,!Til·r  1111 
,I[ 
~t llt1t'lIt~. 

,·i 1'(·1 " 
:lIH\ 

'l'h l.'l1 

TIl!' 

IIim 

P"OF.  W,I\RRI;;N  1lI,A.IlICOCI( 

1'1'0111 

1'('cognilil)lI 

was  that  I."'en'ow'  r(>ll\i7.('I! 
Ill\' 
f,.rr('}tt  loss ;;ustaitwo  hy  the  ('(llIeg'I' 
and  commullity,  Tn  the  {'olll'ge  il 
lUe-ant  the  loss  (If  a  mosl  ('Hpahh' 
tenehe l'  nllll  ntiministl'lllol· . •  \~  11 
teaeher.  his  elll~s  I'\,om  w"rk  \\'11" 
('hanll't(> I'i~. (:t!  hy  thl'  ,·\,'arn('s);  lIllti 
ihol'I)ug-h11('S:>  \\·\tidt  hn.:; 
\\'1\11  him 
II", 
llH'rill,d 
thO\lslllld~  tif  s tud,'IlIS  who  !tn,·,· 
C(.mi>  \lnLiel'  hi;;  instl·ll('tiulI . .  \",  1111 
iultuinislratl'I',  il  scld'llll  j'HII~  til 
Ihi'  I,)t 
\\'itll 
proh\elll" Sli  judil.'i()uo:I.\·  :c"- h,'.  '1'111' 
rig-hIS  IIf  hoth  IMl'ti,· ...  \\'('1'\'  rl'('O!!-
1Liz~d  anu  hlll'iug  (·an·full.\'  l'I'Heil 
ed  an  opini on.  Professor  Bllh('oek 
had  Ill{>  eOllra~,-,  10.<111'1111\  fC'lIrlt'!<s· 
h '  I.l\'  his  eO Il,'i~liul1,  Th,'  rullo\\' 
i~g ;1\lOI<ltioll  fr!ltll  It  ",111\1'1  ('hllrH" 
I("rizntion  nf  PI'IIL  Bidl(·uc·k 
in  :1 
rN'C1lt  "~ {)\n'rilw  "pitllmizl''''  hi ... 
Inlkf'f\  h" 
c,hllra,-f,'r:  --\\'IIc'lI  h" 
('.\', . .:; 
II ... 
1,1ok.·t!  '111('  slt'ai~ht  in 
lIud  a  ;;fluar.'  denl  foll,)\\·(',1.·· 

.. I'  IWY'I/l(' 

ttl  11 1'/1\ 

IH' ('11 

,"('al's  11<'  1111'" 

ill  hi<c 
pl'l'dominal'·I\. 

To  the  commnnit.\- it  is  Ih,'  I,,, ... 
ClI'  il  publi/'-spiri"·!  nllt!  ,'stimllhh' 
III  tlh'  "llrly  .""111'"  of  11 .. , 
cili~."II, 
lilll.'  ('it.\,  Iltijnillil1g  1111'  nl1upu",. 
when  mallY  peculiarly  {lifficlIit 
prolJl('llls  delllniull"!  (·arC'f-nl  "'l1ln_ 
linn.  Prof('ss01'  ,B,lheo(·k,  [IS  IIllly-
1'1',  }!a\'e  nnspnl'ill~ly  .. r  hi s  li!H\' 
and  ahility,  find  1'!'ndl'r('(1  ('IIII."pil·. 
ull usl,\'  elYil'ic'lIt  pu h]i\:  s('I·\·ie,·.  III 
IllVI'l'  l'h'C'IlI 
;( 
1ll1'IIIhn  of  til:'  I,l('al  /)1I11I'1!  of  "du 
In  Ihl'se  \lAic-inl  l'III'HI'iti,'''' 
eftli')I\. 
Ihe  SI1Ill(,  t·h:trCll'fl·l·i" li(,s.  Sli  m:ll'k 
(' ;,ll ('I!{'  du 
edl~'  mUllifl'sl 
ti,'s. 
:\,)  1,r-ItN 
ll'stimoll),  ill  Hl'prl"'iHti'l11  of  hi;; 
work  hlll  I}(,  (,ff\' I,~'tI  than  llwt  of 
thc'  r"hldan{'l'  wilh  ",!til'l!  hiR  ft ,l· 
!tn\- r-itiz"IlS  I'ttWWIl!t.,. 1 III  /tC'f'l1  hi'! 
pet'!>!)1I111  der.;ir('  10  It/'  rl' li l'\'(':1  fl".1lI 
l lw  rl~jI;l)()ltsibililr  tlf  I'ulllic'  IIllil·!·. 
11  remaiujI;  fur  ns tn  ~pC'uk flf IIII' 
more  inlima\e  phl'lSl's  if  his  lifl'. 
i1l'rt'  \H'  hesilalc'  ttl  ,Irn\\'  asid,' 
Ow  ('urtaill  \\'hi('1t 
l'II1I('I'II J>I  fr'llII 
puhlie  ~1Il(!  t it('  lifl'  ns  kl1C1\\' 11  hy 
I·lose  fri (' n\b.  T h,'  I't'al  nU'IISllrC' 
of  tl  m~lIl  is  1118,1(>  h~'  Ihe  s1l11111 
g:rnllJl 
lin' 
Ilf 
(/nnni  I\lIont  him, 
'rhe  ~rc'l\t('sl 
10fl;;  i.<:  in  tll('  d e pilrt Urt'  .. f  n  !o.\', 
ill!!  and  I('11(\ C' I'  hlls hand  and  fu 
thel·.  X.)  I)n(>  \\'1>11.1<1  I\!';Sl1me  to  ('sl i 
If  f l'iend s  of 
mall'  s m·h  a  I(lss. 

indi\·idual,.  who 

this  Iwnw  "'Nt'  to  speak  it  WClU!d 
\}" 
ttt  C'lIUIlWI'nte  nlr,'  (I Ualitics.  re 
H'IIIt,,1  throng-It  yearfll)f cloSl'  inti· 
I'\'('illl  his  g{,l1uill l.'l1ess. 
ilia".":  111 
hi ...  simp\('  i'rHllk l)('SS.  his  ruggl.'(1 
hmu·",1.".  his  purity  flf  111111 i \'\'.  hi .... 
t'"liHhility  !HlIl  his  ( ' lll'i .~ liHlI  !';pir'it. 
fl'il'lItis  with 
.'-iHdl 
dHlills  of  s\t·,,1  find  IwolllPt.  IIl\'m 
10  !'x"l!liln  ill  mCllnl·lI!,.;  Ilk(,  Iht'M' 
Ihut  II  ~ .. ",]  Inall  has  g'IIIlf'  tl)  1'1' 
I·i,·h  r"'wnl'"  1'''1'  ;( 
('"iv,'  It 
l·i::!lll. 
,·" us  IiI'". 

Irails  billd 

III  I~!!~  l' I'I.I'"ssClI·  Bllhc'''I,I,  11'<1,0 
marl'i,'d  I" 
:'oli .... s  GI'I'ln\(!p  Il all,.;1111. 
of  ~ 1 ;lull.  ~li('\til!al1.  \\'hn.  It'g-I·,h,·!' 
with  .. n,·  dilUghtcl',  Gt'l·trUth'.  SUI' 
\'in''''  him.  lind  til  tlwnt  tlU'  wbnll' 
" 'lIlll1l1l1ily  juins  ill  l'xtl'Htlilll!  t ilt' 
d""I)!'''''  Hilt!  .~illtTl'l'St  ... ympalhy . 

IN  MEMORY  OF  P ROF.  BAB· 
COCK. 

A  public  fUller:ll  sen ice wa",  held 
for  Pro f,  Bilbcock  in  thc  _\rmon'  :11 
IWO  o'clock  Thursda\',  followi'~;,:: a 
shorr  scndee  ;H  tile  hom{-,  1111  dllss 
work  hal'illg been sllspendc.1  for the 
afternoon, 

~('a\", Wl're rescrved for the c:ldets, 
uniform,  QIIC 
in 
who  ntlellll\·t! 
hUllllre(1  ilild  fi ft)'  scats  we re  rcsen '_ 
ed  for 
the  Ical'hillj.{  force ,  ami  Ihe 
lu ion  I.il crar},  ::iocict\',  of  which 
j:>rof.  Bah-('ock  was  a  mcmher,  ;1\. 
lemlcd  in  a  hody. 

Six  members  of  Ihe 

leaching 
force  o f  the  mathem:ltics  dCp:lrl' 
lIIent  ;,cted  as  pall  b.-arcrs,  thc  hon 
or:lry  hearer",  including  a,.  many 
from  thc  fa- culty_ 
At  the  close  of 

thl.'  sen icc  the 
cadets  filed  out.  k'tl  !w  Ihe  mililan' 
band,  :tnd  formed 
in  'open  mnks :~t 
Ihe  wesl  en trance  to  the  grounds. 
Belween  the  lilies of c:ldel s  Ihe  pro 
cession  was  then  d ri,'en, while  the 
band  pla)'l.'d  the  funeral  march, 

the 

professor. 

Pres. Snyder was in charge of the 
service,  tllld  in  his  introductor),  rc 
m:trk s  paid  Iribute  10  the  life  and 
wo rk  of 
R e\' , 
Steensma  read  the  simple  funeral 
I~ro f.  \\-.  B.  Barrows, 
sen'ice,  iUld 
011  heh:tlf  of Ihe  facul ty,  :tlso  g ;t\'e  a 
\V e  g ive  below ex 
s hort  add ress. 
tracts  frOI)l  this,  as  well  as  the  in 
troduction  by  the  president, 

BY  I'IIE!',  g:-'YO Elt. 

Friends: 

\\. e  ha\'c  mct  here  this  aftcrnoon 
to  pny  our  last  respects  to  the  life 
of one who  has dep:tr ted, and  whose 
rem:lillS  we  shall  soon  layaway 
fo re\'e r, 

T his  meeting  is  a  college  fllnc, 
l~rofessor  Ba bcock 
tiOIl ,  becnusc 
li e  be 
was a  part of  the  college , 
longed  to  the  institutioll, 
li e  was 
one  of  he r  most  de\'Oled  and  loyal 
sons . 
lI ere he  first  came  dlc r  his 
high  school course, to  seck  :t  college 
ed ucatio n;  he re  he  hegan  his  wor k 
as  a  teac her l  and  continued  without 
all  interruption  until  his last  illness; 
here  he  b rought his  bridc and  sci  lip 
his  home;  here  he  li \'ed  and  J()\'ed 
;md  wrought. 
.All  his  inte rests, all 
his  hopes,  and  ,III  his  achicve ments 
were centercd  On  th is  campus. 

1-1 1'  WaS  one of  the  best  and  tru 
est  friends  thc  college ever  had, 
It 
is  fitti ng, therefore, Ihat  we  should 
pause  in  our  daily  routine  and  in 
this  public  way,  by  ou r  presence  if 
nothing  more,  pay  ;t  titting  trihute 
to  his  life  li n d  memo ry. 

the 

,"-s  a  college  studen t  he  ranked 
li e  also  won 
high  in  schohuship. 
the  ann u:11  oratorical 
a  medal  in 
contest. 
li e  W!lS  a  teache r  of  rar;~ 
ability,  ami  as  secretary  of  Ihe  fa c· 
ulty  hc  rendered  a  most  important 
serv ice  10 
ins!itu1ion.  Onl\' 
those  who h:n'C  ser ved  with  hilll  OIl 
the  bClll1 r C;III  eve r  know how  wise 
he  "'l'S  in  cou nsel,  how  :teli\'e  in 
sen'ice,  how  uilliril]):  in  c\'t'n'  col 
lege  il lieresl. 
I lis  lthounding:" j.{ood 
sense  :tnd  the  simplicity  and  si n_ 
ceril),  o f  his  nature  lIlad~'  him  :Ill 
ills pir:' tioll  and 
t::\' ~'r  \\~'k-OTlle  to' 
wor kcr  ami  comp:wioll. 

It is  (111l1() ~1  Irile  to  s .. "  Ihat  Prof. 
Babcoc k  \\':tS  :t  d~':lIl,  p(ire.  IIpri!!hr. 
g:ood  llla'L  No  Oll~  \\ ho  knew  him 
can  cver Ihink  of  hion  in  :m\  Olhe r 
W:I)'  th:tn  as  a  1ll;1Il  \\'ho  li\-cd;l  mosl 
cxemplan  lifc. 

Ilc  \\ ;15  ;1  good  ~oltlicr  to Ihe  1:t~1, 
fighting  :t  g:ood  li).:"ll1,  l'IHlurinj.{  his 
phy"icallimit:ttions  1\ ith J..:"ooU  che.'r, 
p;lliellcc  and  :1  SWeetliesg  of  spiri t 
which eh:lllengcli  Ihe ;Idmi rlllioll  of 
his  f ril·,ul",. 
"After 
sleep" \I'd I. " 

fC \'l'r,  hc 

litful 

life',iI 

1\\  PUt>l.  itA 11110\\  ~  : 

• 

.. 

• 

,01(1'" 

lhi .... 

.bl"'l  I,·ft  11..... 

hll\-"  h,"' u  H .... k"d  I ...... <1\.  <If,·\\' 
\\'''''.1",  HI 
ill  ",··half  "f 
lim" 
tIll'  1'1(1'1111.\'  '"  III  th,'  lif.·  :t1l,1  ];1-
h (' l'~  ,d'  "Ill'  I'l'i"lId  Hu, 1  IIs~,,,'i,1\\> 
wlto  hl!'" 
.\111r"1I!.!l1 
,1 "111111 1"""  tilt'  fm·I ...  Illi~ht  Ii"  1"'1 _ 
1,' 1'  ";\' 1'1'(""",1  hy  ""1/1"011,'  I'I~,·  I 
11m 
th .. 1  Ill'  I'!I\'  ,"'nl,1  ht'ill,\!' 
III  til,'  1:1'<"  II  II'HI'(I1"I'  :lI'l'I""'inti"1\ 
,.1'  l'I',.f,· ... ,.;!'"  Ba]'(""'];:',,;  ... ,·I'\'i,· ,· ...  ," 
:lIII! 
llll'  !';IHllc'llh.  I'llI'lI11.\·,  I'"II"I!" 
tiro· 
\'lllUlI(lInit\·.  U"I',  "IIt,.;i,I" 
iHI 
IIl1'di:lIt·  r;nllil,\'.  :t  ,I" I'P"I'  ..... 11,.;'·  .. I' 
,\IU\  thi.,  I-"\'Iinl!  "I' 
p,·I· ... ' lllal  I"  ........ 
1t,~""  ";'1  no'\\'  :lIld  stl'IIIll!  nlll!  aim .. ",! 
o\'t·rp"\\"·rill~.  mak., ...  it  l''''!'''l'inll.\' 
e\il1i\'uh  r .. r  allY  III'  n ...  ju,,1  IU)\\'  I .. 
gin'  ,·xPI,,'~.<:i,,"  III  whnt  \\,,'  :'\·all.\' 
(I"'\. 

I it'  hn ...  Iwc'l1  ntre·  "f  "..;;  1'''1' 
... ,) 
IUI1~,  hi'!  o·llIlI'llt-1t'I·,  hi ...  11"1' ... 1111:11-
ity.  il l'" 
",',  ill\erw'\\!'11  with  0111' 
/·"lll·j.!'e  \if",  !llId  til('  r"lllizntic)I1  .. f 
his  fil1lti  a\)";I' Il""  "'a\'l';;  11'"  so 111'111'_ 
il~- hl1\'I\"lIl'd  wil It  ""l'ttl\\'  I hat  il 
is  IWI'lI  I,.  ~ pl 'uk  ,·alml.\'  "I'  tllC),.;\' 
fllmiliat·  tr'Hilfol  HII, I  w('11  known 
Iwhils  ",Ilidl  nplwaled  tl)  liS  clnil." 
Hilt!  which  \\'(,  11C'Cc'pi('d  nlmll"'l 
liS 
II  1I111ltCl'  of  ('IlUI·se. 

It  se('m.~  10  lIle  /,tour!  al  1i\l(·h  II 
lill1('  Il.~  this  !lot  to  d well  Ilin  lOll)! 
!II'  100  !larll."  \lpOIl  t l1('  il'I"'plll'ahl(> 

• 

The  M .  A.  C.  RECORD. 

t o  consider  too  closely 
loss,  uot 
('1.111 
the  !!lO IT O\\"  that  time  Ululll' 
softCIl'alill  w h ich  t'\'('1l 
tinw  CIII I 
lIeH'I'  dfnCl',  I,nt  rather  to  look 
bnekwnrti  o\·'\-r  tilt'  ,l(·tin',  helpful. 
('!Ti('it' l ll  lif\"  tluH  IInr  f riend  Ih'ed 
ani!  , ..  thank  0011  that  t he  years 
filii  "f  ."''''iIIl;.-.  earll~'st 
wei'/;'  su 
prod uctive  \\""l'k,  and  t ha t  it  waf< 
IIll  so  In·t!  IIO II !.:". 

Enlt'rillg n."  n stud('nt ill  tile  Ag 
"icullul"fll  1,'0Ilr$('  ill  _\tH!lIl'.I,  188.;, 
ht'  gra(\lIatetl  with  the'  dasi'!  of 
1~9(J.  hIH'illg'  ht·t'll  aW11," 
,Ill'  j:I'Cllt· 
('I'  pllrl  of  mu'  .'"I'a1'  wllil(l  ('IIl'lling 
th.'  mt ' IWY  III'l'e;;~aJ'\'  ro)!'  til.·  ,'l1m 
ph,tidll  !It'  Ilis  l")lIr·~t". 
lI is  I"U"  II 
t~'pi"nl  I'xamplt'  (If  Il'hal  m:I."  he 
:!,·\· .. lll plish('d  loy  un,"  yomlJ.:  ullin 
lOr  fai l'  IIHlm'lI 1  Il.uility  who  will 
Ililll" .. lf  ~upply  pluck.  pcrst'\'er. 
"lice  and  J,!1)l)li  hunl  work,  JI f' 
litcrallr  worked  his  wa;r  through 
j'/JIl"g(',  tea('hiu~  di>itrict  sdwl)li 
dUl'iup'  tlU'  I,m!:!  winlf'r  nU'nli"us. 
adill).!  li S  ~'I!dr'nl  i!1~ l nld(l I'  ill  (IIII' 
,>I'  iluMhf'1'  Il1h" "[II<II'Y,  alld  linin!! 
hj..;  full  "hnl'"  "r Ihl'  daill'  mallunl 
Jall"1'  "11  flll'lIl  01'  !:!llr',I,'u'  n'lplir,,·.1 
at  111111  lillw  of  I'I"'I'~'  lwl'it:u[lm'nl 
slllli"III, 
rr,,\\' 

,'"lI"jt" 
w,q'];;  W(h  d"Ii"  is a'mp\y  ",h,,\\'u  h~' 
, II"  r,',',or·d~.  lIl1,l  11','  11111.1' 
:1'';', 
"111'1'']  dint  Ih.' I·,'  111'" 
I'IIJ,!., ... 
Ih"I'"  Idli('\1  \l'iJ)  II"l  I"'nl' Ih,' .,1., .. · 
"~I  in"I""'1 j,,", 

111'Ol"'II!!h\,' 

hi" 

I'I·.~I 

II" 

• 

in 

Iw 

t Ill' 

IUI\I 

'·allll,Hs.  all.) 

Earh'  ill  hI'  .·,,11 1' ... "  h.>  h""nrn~ 
n  m,·uih •. ,·  "r  th,·  "Ui"H  l,i"'r·a l·.I· 
~ wid\'  nut!  II;I~  111"'1\  a  m"rill(.' 
' 1'1'(>  i"  rhHI  ~''I'i''',I'  "I"'r  ... ill'·".  III 
1"
hi"  jllni" I'  ~"',\I'  h,'  1"'PI','!w!l I" 11  hi" 
1""'i"II' 
:(111)1101 1  "n,I"I'i"ILI 
""lIt,'~r  alld  1'I""'il"',1  [\  sill"'1"  1I1.·.!, 
I h,'  wn<;  loll"  "f 
nl 
:I."  a  11'11111"1'. 
III"..;.~  "'h,,  plulllll'll 
til,·  ",,,·i,'I.,··,, 
h"IIl,'  "Il  Ih .. 
!III"I' 
lIi.].·d.  willI  ,""111'0,·1  1I11d  \l'ilh  11.'11',1 
"III"It,,1  nl,oJH'.\'.  Ilh'  ,""'\'Iir,n  "r Ih,' 
..;,,,·j,>I\'·s  huil~lillJ,!.  F ,1I'  \"'nJ'~  )1" 
""1'1,,,,'1  i\;;  a  m"IlIllI'\'  Ill'  ilS·fiulIlI,·ial 
,·1I111111illt','.  IIUt!  lIlt'  r""'I1t~  "I'  hi~ 
J!'''I.i  adli('"  HII,] 
jlldttllWlll  al'" 
~r jll  ill  .·\"il1,·l1,'.·.  Th"u!!!1  hal'.ll.,· 
;III  alhlt·I.·  hillls,'11' 
n 
jllt,·I·I,,.1  .Iul'iul-"  his  HII,IN' 
IlI'1I1rll,' 
,!!"'lIt!,W I,'  dnys  ill  jIll  '\Ihl.'li,·~  :Iud 
"lIldo,,1'  lif".  1111 
inl,'I·",.1  Idli"h  II<' 
rHailll,linf·,1  Hn,1  ~h"\\'l',1  ill  pl·lI..,i. 
(';11 
\\':I.\S  thr"tlJ.dl  all  ~ull"" 'll1"II' 
, "> ;11"". 
In  I, i;;;  "'"i\ll'  \''',1\'  h('  Wit"  1'],'0.:1. 
. 
1"[I,.lil"r fIt'  11 ... ·(·IIII,·!!,.  IHlP'·I'.  till' 
,,;1\1,\11  h"ll""  1'''1'  a 
:O-:p,·,·ululII.  II" 
,"111,[,'111 
\I'h"  Iln,1  ),l·,'11  (" lJIlpr- llrli 
I"  l'III'n  hi~  (,\I'll  lil'iu!'!  II"  iii'  \\'('111 
III"II).!  !llIll 
\I'h"  1I1'1"'I'l il (,JI'<;;"  11'11" 
11111''',1'''  I\"UI'  t h.'  1h';'111  I)f  hi;;  (·)n",;. 
.\1<  n  "'llI'h"I'  Itl'  h;lI\  f,'II'  '·'Jllnl ... 
f.,1'  Ih,·  1",,\  II'h .. 
lb·  h;ld  li"I.,  liS" 
wlluid  11,,1  tl·,\·.  ],\11  f"I'  IljI'  11111'  \\'hll 
II'""  willinl!  I"  1\'111'1,:  and  work 
hal.,\,  h,'  hal  all  l'U'I'  l·,'ady  .... '·111· 
fl.  wilJlrJl!Il""~  I"  hl'lp 
Iwth,\'  1IIId 
II'hi(·h 
ill 
Ihe  IIl1'm"I·!,·..;  (Jf  hUlldr"ds  ,,1'  "HI' 
!!r'lHllln lcs  III' 
o;llIIh'll l s 
TJ adn!!  won  hi,.  ('\\'11  C(itINI 
1I"1, 
tion  1111'''llj:th  "Io'lId.\·  ;111.1  unr,'mit, 
tillg:  1"11  Ilf'  r>xp('ctNI  honest  f'ffort 
fr"l11  ollwrs.  all.! 
th('I"~  wos 
d oubl  ;IS  tIl  l'i\lWI'  dr,I I'1 
III'  h"l1· 
\·l-; t.l·  lIlt,  11('lill'IIII'1I 1 1\'11;':  lI,difir(l  ill 
f{'I'II1~  whi(·11  11"'1'"  (·onl'i~,·  nnd  ra<;· 
il.l·  lIud,·I·sll"lcl. 

Illlhl  l ill(!,'!'  ;!1'nll,fully 

\\'llI'lh"r 

if 

Il j<;; 

lI1illllwr.  "\"'11 

IltJllt1i(·illJ]~'. 
l1·a .~  <11'1,'11  "ltt·npt.  1lhllfl:-<t  I.rll~'plc. 
,\','1  \·,'1'11  II'hl'l1  \'llfj.r,·lug'  fl  rul('  or 
I-;eo l'illg'  nil  IIfl\·"d,·,·  ht·  1I'n!,  l'fll'C 
f ulll'  1·"lII·h·"H~.  II 
Ih.· 
,·)·,'d iudl!o'  wh"Jl 
lot,,\\, 
IIW ':,· 
Ihal  as  a  RI!!th'lll  he  ii  .\;lIid 
111 
!l1I,'e  had  II  (Ini('k 
lemp<>r  whi..!, 

frH'1 

,Ill 

I\' r> 

c\'enluall,v  he  ICllmell  to  k{'e p  nn· 
,I"r  co m plet r  cOll trol. 

r(\ I' 

tIll' 

. \ lIlO lI g 

f ll t·ul l." 

the  e.lllege 

I' n ,!'",;:"",' 
Bahf:od,  hnd  Ihe  full  coufid ... llc .... 
respect  and  csh't'm  of  en>r.,·  mc m· 
he l', 
A\I\\'a~'s  doing' his  fuJI  '!hare 
/If  IH,rk-l)fU'1l  a  go.}{t  dCIiI  IIlllr(' 
-IH' sl'ldolil  e:<Huplained,  1111 ; 1  lhf'n 
in 
,,"ly  f,' I'  !tOOl!  rpn"QU  nnd 
1111 
\\, 11\'11 
.IIW\)  sll'ai!;!,hlfl! !'lI':l l'l l  \I'll.' " 
in l t' I'\',<;le;\  itl  ally  projef' t  1'''1' 
:111 
illciil'id llil l  sludent.  for  his  1"' PIlI·I. 
ment.  01' 
!H;;  n 
",hoif'.  11('  was  a  hard  ",,, r k('r.  ;1 
good  fightel',  ami.  ~t of  all.  11 
11'11"  "P"I'ISllWII  who  (·,111111  Ink"  d,', 
f.'al  IllIif't1,\'.  p h ill1<;npiti(,llll,\',  ,. I'H'1l 
rlll,t'l' f llll,\',  rn this  h e  lI' as  ).!1·rall.l· 
helped  II,\'  hi~  1'(,lId."  semII'  ,If  In I· 
11111 1'.  which  'lflf'1I  eamr  tf)  h is  aid 
II'.\'in~  pMi l iou,;: 
111 
\\'hit'h 
;':')IIWtiIl1l'<;;  1·,'nfr!llltf',1  him  in  1111' 
t'III~<;  r''''llI.  alld  rc .. hap~ 1I1"l'e  "f· 
lI'hih· 
1"11  am,lIlg  hi~  ;l ~",,(·ial.'s 
fa,'· 
"'· I·"ill}.! 
nlt~·. 

lIS  s,·(·)·,'I;'II·.\· 

llf  I li t' 

lllf' 

'·"lIIl'lIdl·. 

TIii"  j" 11  bri('f.  illlPCI'i'I','I  "",'I,·1t 
"r "Ill' ~i . ll'  "r Ih" Ii!',> "I' finr fl'i "lId 
;'lIld 
'\':IIT(>1l  Hnh('IH'k 
)ro"l  (If  ,\'011  klWll'  him  an,]  kll"\\' 
him  \\'('11.  and !  need  111111",  110'  np· 
p.·nl  III  ,\'1111  I"  h"I.1  him  ~II·"II.'!'  in 
!1  is  1I.)t  my  1'1(1" " 
,\',,\11'  In.,m'II·Y. 
',I'  111,1'  \\'i~11  III  !-i])l.'nk  "f Ilis  1 ' l+l'i"ll~ 
I·,'\ati,,"~  (lHt"id (,  Ihl'  ('"IIC'~,'.  ,','II 
wh,1  I,llI'll'  hill1  ;It  ;tll  kllt'\\·  Ihn!  his 
1"'11\.·  lifl'  \UI";  il\l·lIl.  Ilwl  his  illl" r' 
ill  tlli,  .. "111 I1l1l11il \.  \I'n~  ,il.·\1 
f''tl 
allol  I)I'*'li('1I1  alld  lu' ll;rul.  Illill  Ili~ 
,·I)nr.lt'll'l·  \I',,~  .tI."\',,  1'\'pl'"lwh  I1nd 
111,11  all  1111'11  .~pl,ltk  1\",11  til'  him.  [!I 
"hll)'!  111'  11:1"  ;I  ~qnn,l. .~ alll',  <;1f'i'H!· 
(·h,·j<;l i all 
fil<;l. 
Illnll-('llle 
\\,11"11\  il  \\';t~  (!o(>1i  111  kHo\\',  ~'''I,I 
III  ha\'('  lmllwn,  an,]  1t ... ;;1  "1' 
,til. 
"11(>  \l'h"~I'  ~'IIIr1  iuHu.·II ......  will  i!') 
(III  ilhl,·'illil('I~'  intI)  Ih,~  .'·t·;I1'"  10 
('nm .... 

11'11" 

Y.  M.  C.  A. 

Th,· 

\'1I 11IO('t  11(·1t!  ib  1·,'gu!;tI' 
1I1t'1,tiuJ,!'  ou  \\,,·due>Hlay  " I'I'II;",!!'  ill 
rill'  "!li",,.  HI').!ulal'  ('l'ilc l'  "I'  lm"i· 
J1"~<';'  WilS  di"ells"'d  and  pIau;;  IIIlId!.' 
1"')'  11\1'  1."1(,,  {;"lll'\'j\  ,")111',"" '111"'. 
HI~"  1','1'  tIll'  I\" "'k  Ih'X \  I':II!. 
\Y,· 
pbm  III  1101,,·  \1"1\  III'  t\\'~·he  tIl " 11  "II 
Ih.·  j l.l,  WII,'11  -;d\l,,,1  "Pt'IIS  ill  Iht' 
rHll  "0  Ihnl  Ihl'  "11I11illg'  I'rl· ... hl1l.·11 
\\ill  lilld  11  h ~' al'l\'  \\'I·ll"IIrll'  all,]  all 
11"'11'  i ll'llLil'l"";  alit!  Willll;;  will  h., 
1"lId .. d  III  It';  fa,'  llS  pWisihl,>. 

hi .~ 

'['he  I'l'g't1I UI' 

"ul'.k('I·  WIlS 

'1'IIllI'S.\'I,I' 
.\1/', 

l1i/.dll 
I Jaj.!l'I" 
ItII'.·!ill~  III, ."  1",1  In-
" I,il'l",,; 
IlHitJ. 
.\fli'r  Ihi"  !H"" lin\! 
E'IuiPllll'IlI.·· 
\'1.'1',\'  enlhusillstic  blllu:h  Il1l kl·d 
a 
"\'I'r  Ih"  prvhal.lc  ;]eti\·itit·!'I  IIf  IIII' 
Lak~'  Gclll'\'a  dc·legation. 
.\  1lt'1" 
malwill  "l'gll1liznlillll  will  ht'  mad/· 
'"I  rh\'  !1'ill- pt'I,lmbly  \I'hill'  ,·!',l~S· 
illl!  I.al, ... \ l i.' IIig-lltl. 

},II',  ( '.  ( '.  "'\I"t!  of .Easl  J '''lIsin~ 
talked  nt  till'  L'lli~11l  1lll'I,ting  last 
II i ..  suhject  " 'ns  "OUI'  £1-
lIil:rht. 
tI .'I·  1;k •• thl·I'."  hnt  \)f  C,'III..,\,! 
il 
jll"'\'"d  11"  illt"I·.·..;tlnl!  I I)  Ihc  1IIi.· 11 
liS  t"  1111'  gil'l".  W.\XT EIJ-
'\ [I/r·(' 
IIl,'n  HI 
tlu'St,  lUl'l' tings.  b,'II"r'  "". 
eiil lizatioll  is  llecessal'Y, 

BIlY  ,'t'l'li.,.  wil l  talli  In  II",  "Y" 
1"':--;1  Thlll' ... .]I1~·  uiJ,!hl-thlil  j ...  1111 
,·X'·,'pt  III'I'III.".fil'l'  Itf  IlwlII  wh,. 
will  h,~  011 
In  T.,lkl' 
(;I'I\\,\,U, 

IllI'il'  way 

'f hl'  "',,1\,(,611('  \\'ill  1)(,  filiI  this 
1I'j't'k.  tllt'n  lilt'  next  big  "111'IH'i!'l'" 
\I'ilI  1)('  whell  YO II  conte  hack  in 
11k  fall.  Walch  F or  H ! 

THE  ALUMNI  REUNION  OF 
1913. 

from 

T wo  weeks 

10day_Ihe 
o.:\·ent ful  \ \. <:.III(·,;da\·  of CUlnlllencc· 
Ihc  :'II:  A.  C ..  \I ilh  its 
mellt  wcek -
ils  telichers 
bu ildi llgs.  il"  l'tllnpus, 
a mi  officers  and ils Iradilions_t'spc. 
ci,tliy  i ls  Ir:td ilioIlS_w ill  be  ill  the 
,Ult.l 
hands  of  ils  fo r lllo.: r  Sl ude lit s 
g raduiltes.  ~elcr ; II  hli ndr ... tI  have 
:ll ready  inti!l\,lted  thei r  unallt:rahle 
in tention  to  [,"o",rihutc  lill1('.  funds, 
person  ,lIId  fril'llll;s  to  the  f('~Iil'ilil' 
o f  Ihisocc:l!ion. 

the 

imillcihilit\ 

\\'e  h;"c  heard  frum  the ,. hig 
::.; oise ..  of  '10, who walll,;  the ;(ssur, 
IInce  o f  :1Il 
.. alumni  dann',"  a .~  thl: 
mosl  .. ui lHhlc  exp re"sion  of  rollq.,;-e 
\\ hil'h  u t'ClI rs  to  hinl.  T hc 
spi r it 
..  old  ori:.:-iuul,,"  \\ho 
fr<1l11ed  onr 
:lJuollli  or:.:-aniT.alioll  hllve 
pn;-SCllt 
annoulln:.t 
'lilh 
\\hkh  thc)  :.re  pn:part·,l  10  'oPl'o"e 
all  rhallgc~ in thai  ~;,t'rt'd  1"~lilu!iulI. 
has 
spunwd  U~lr kindly  vfft-r  to  proddc 
him  I\·irh  ro"mill;':  :l('l'omnllHlalion" 
by  lkda r in~ his intcntion 1\1  "t"y  up 
;111  of  the  ni;.:hls hl'  is  hcrt·. ;Ul~ II  :1.\' 
The":'I1.  ~. C." ntall  h:\ ..  "I~ o hecn 
he:lrd  from,;I"  wdl  :1:;  Ihe  1It1\\:\\cr. 
in,:.!  cha mpion  of  the  il1ll'rl'~ h  of 
II  b  plaill  111:,1 
"ol'\l,,,lk;.::e  hall." 
Ihn'  are  :IH  to he  he re. 

;.:r.tdu:u!.',j 

..  rel·t lll 

;\ 1 r. 

One  :111111111115  will  \ul1('h  for  the 
rt:lurn  uf  ,I  full  110"-CII  of  his  fI'Ho \\" 
if  he  m:II'  \'llIertain  them  a"  of  \ o re 
in  rOOUl  ~ "f \\. dis I l all. 
. \  t'~J.cJ 
of  lhe  1Il0~t  recent I,  l'hanged  1H1f11t· 
w r iteS  thl' lIew llamc 1\\ it'e  "pou  the 
.samc  po"tal  l·ard.  II  hile  Dr.  Uo.:,,1 
I(·H~  1I~,''I  nllticipalc  m uch  ~Hli;;; f : l l" 
lio/1 
ill  the  I\cek  afte r  arril ill}.!  Oil 
the  n-,llo.:~t:."  _\  whole  day  prIcked 
full  of  e\ents,  fr.1I1l  Ih e  tirs!  hll~i, 
l1e",.  nlel·III1,:.!.  Ihe  limt·  of  \\ hidl  Iht: 
old  hdi 011  \\  illiullIs  I btl  \\ ill  pro. 
daill1  :It  9 ,1du('k . until  Ihe orch e~ t ra 
strike~ up  "vuod  Xi;.:-hl  L:ldit's':11 
the  cnd  of  the  alumlli  h:lll.  coi llei . 
!Icnt  \\ ith  i\ll'  d:'\llIil1;.:'  of  a  Ill.' \\' 
''''y,  will  g-i\'e  Ihe  fo r me r  ~tudellt  .. 
\b v  "hieh  \\i\l  make 
tht:  much 
cO~lI plitillt'i l  of O\l·r, \' rO\\tk·d  IInder. 
l!r:ulu:lt~  cotlq~e  day  S~em  likt: 
:t 
",lrl':tlll  in  thc  ni;:ht.'·  :I  "1:lle  Ihat  is 
told"  i,l  eo mparisoll  ",ith  thc  full. 
m'ss  of 
Ilptilhle 
alulIlni  t1~I\'. 

elllinCnlh 

Ihis 

the 

Th ...  IO\:-al  :;Iumni 11:1\"  heell  " urk . 
l'lllirc 
Ihruu);:'hollt 
illg  hard 
~prin:,.("  in  eudl.':" .,rin;.:- 10  "1:,ke  the 
fo r m;ll  e\'ellls (If  this  tlo!\'  11101 I.'  o ff 
with :'l'l'Urac)  alii!  tlispal~·h . 
:"\C\l'r 
heforc  h:ls  "0  much  IlCl'll  ;\\telllpIl'll 
npOlI  .. 11Imni  .Iay.  all,!  We  fccl  .,urc 
Ihal  ne\'cr  l'l'fuT"  \\'1\S  su  milch  Cll' 
jOyl'l1  ;IS  \\ill  he  enjo.le~1  by  Ihose 
who :tltClld  IhilS  rcuniml. 

reulliull 

A  )..:"Te:ll 

tIe:ll  of  \Io r k  h:l,.  heclI 
Iione  b\  O!ho.:r~ asidl'  from  Iht'  local 
thl'  eml.'a,·or  W  nmkl' 
alumni:  iu 
lhis 
:tllraetil-e.  _\1  kiisl 
1t:.'11  d,j:,,.eS  ha\'t:  had  ('ntl'qlrisinj! 
member"  nr oHici:t\  4el'rt:l:1rio.:s  \1  ho 
have  w r iuen OUI  tu  their c!:lSSIIHllo.:S 
1111  ilalions of :111  jrr('sist:lble c har;;c. 
le f  in\ iting  thc  rdurn of  the  cutin: 
cI:tSS  to this  r l'union. 
'Ollie of  the 
local  cill  IIlurnni  :I'<;SOCi:lIioll,.,  hlt\·c 
hall  special  )(atherin){s  for  the  pur. 
pose of >i tilllllint in)( ell l llllsj,l",111  01 t:r 
rjth  T r iell ltiai.  T he  Sl :lte 
this 
boa rd 
\1  ill  h~ 
SCI'Il  upon  Ihe  fr\)nt  pa~e (If  Ihi~ 
issue,  p roc\:lilll  Ihe  1110",t  hcarty  of 
welcome;;  to  and  the  profoundest 
illten'st  ill  Ihe  scalte rl·d  SOliS  and 
dallg"hters  of ou r  :lIma  mater.  FeI· 
low  Alumnus, }Olt  will 
if 
t his  re llllion  docs  not  reteil'C  your 
\llte r most  nlld  rno,,'  c:l reful  cO;lsid. 
er;Hion . 

the  l·ollc){l·.  :IS 

lIliss 

;tllli 

it 

The  hl:ad{llI:l Tter ...  o f  Ihe ,11ul11111 

3 

will  be,  :15  upon  the  occasions  o f  all 
fo rm <:r  reullions,lhe  old  cha pe l  in 
co llege  hrill. 
! le re  you  \\' i1l  fi n d  Itl. 
h,ndants  who  will 
look  Ilfter  \otl r 
registraliun,  .Iour  rooming  al'~om. 
moiJatiol1s,  11  gUillc  book  o r  path 
iilUfcr  which  1\ ill  g U'e  ~ OU  lhl'  lim~ 
and  place  of  Ih('  ,"ocn.'ssi"e  attrac. 
tio ns 
,\ hil'h  h'l\ e  heen  :tttemptClI, 
a nd  rho.'  Illurnlli  r('~ister  \\,hil'h  will 
not  ulldt: r l:'lke  10  show"  w ho's 
•. who's 
ill~tC,"1  o f  Iha l 
who" hUI 
herl' ." so  that  Ihe  real  huslIlcss  I)f 
the day _ rhal  of  ..  reUnion"," 
lIlay 
bt:  l'olllmcnced  ;11  ollec. 

thc  Hllr;cti\Clil'SS  o f 

II  is  unncce ...... a r v 10 sa\'  mo rc  COil. 
li,e 
cerning 
:\lul1lni  lilcrary p ro~ram.  Thc b i ~h 
chamcle r  ,tl ld  ub ilil\'  of  thn;;;e  IIho 
arc  II.'  parliei p,tlc  1n 
thi-;  C,"Cllt  IS 
Sll I1kit:11 I I.'l1dO rSl'l1lelll of  il~ tillalily • 
An  i,ddcd  fl·altln'. hllweler,  tho.:  Ollt: 
wh ich  il  Ul<l\  bc;  ,>:,id  hlt:>  11111\·  re. 
l'elltly  bt:t:I1'  added,  is  tl1:11  of  the 
p rest:III:ltiolluf  thc  port rail S of  Dr!'. 
Ik;11  and  Cook . 
\\'hal  alumni  re, 
union  111)111.1  he  cIJmpletl'  wilhoul 
Ihe  pcr.,OI1"  i,l  ~Ol i ll.'  forlllllr :lIlolhl'r 
of olle  or  IlOth  of the!>e  men' 

Thl' llIn eh~O/l willlw  in n I,i}.!  tellt, 
!>illli larl~  'Irr:II1,t.!l'd  in  ,.11  re~pl.·.·t~  10 
that  of  Iht·  liftietll  :m lliH' r~ :IT\  re. 
IIl1ioli  o f  [9tJi.  "hid, you all  r e l~Ielll' 
hl:r  ,,0  \\ ell.  l ' Illc~s the  (' ro\\ Ii  i-;  lou 
la rgl', :15  II  II-,  the C;I$t:  011  the 0(,('1Isilll( 
just  11ll'llIioncd, 
:\tl  Oftli tl:1ry 
spcll kl'r  111  hc  hc:,rd  Ihrvu~holll 
ib \':\Sl  (lim('ll,iou ...  somc  1i);!,;I<;  \1  iJl 
he  re~po lllkd 10 ;tllli  \\1:  m"l  he  slI r(' 
Ih:1I  t ht: U~l1l1ll:rl'ditahle pcrftlrmallce 
;l1onl{  rhi ...  lilll'  from  Ihe  .dutnni  of 
the  ;-'1.  A.  C.,  witt  not  in  ;111.1 
\\;IY 
he  Ilisncdiled, 

for 

:'II. 

L'l1ljk~·  t:1  en  olh(' r 

,\ .  C. 
;llornlli  cdel,r:ui.>n  \\ilhin  th .. ·  mcnl' 
on  of  thl.'  \1  riltT, ;lil1nmi I!,I\  1111  Ihis 
occasion  Ilill  111.1  cln~c "i,h·lhccon. 
du~ioll flf  Iht: IUlldll·un.  III the af1er. 
noon  (If  :l11I1I1I1i  tl;;~.  the  pl:l) ,  " . \ ;s 
Y ou  Like  [ t," 11)  the  COll,·;,:-I.·  Dnl. 
matic <.;Iu I"  II ill  hl' g"i I  en 0111  Ilf door", 
upon  the  I·' mlpIIS.  The  h;' 11\1  con 
cert  by  the  o;ol k:,:: t'  hand  of  15  pien's 
will  abo  hI.'  pre~"·ntt·d, ,lIld ;1  numher 
of \',ISII}  ellh'rt:lillin(! :lIh ler ie  el ellIs 
h:t\·"  IWell  p1l1  UpOIl  Ihl• proJ.:"ram  h} 
,he  Colte~c . \ Ihlt'lil·  .\s"n('i:,tion. 

III  lhl'  t:\enin:.r  o f  th is  idtl'rntJon, 
several  of  Ih e  CIa""'l'S,  notahly  '~I. 
',sS.  '::'S,  'VI ,  '~3. '03,  '0.19,  and 
'.s~ . 
'11 
~OlTle  of 
rt:lI11ion". 
"\1  ill  h,)lo1 
thl'~e  cI:I~S(,"  h:1\ c  arranged  to dinc 
LQ~elher al  lhis  time, 
()t hc r~ will 
prcSl'nt 
pro:.:-ralll~,  alill 
50ml'  other!>  will  mercl\'  Clell  of. 
ficers  aurl  relle\l  olLl  fr;clirl"hips  nnt! 
jll'rsunnl  :lc'llI:tint:tnee~hips. 

lilerary 

;111(1 

Tht·  alunHli  h;llI 

;11  Ihl'  arnl(l ry 
\Iil\  bc  the  laSl  l'\I('lIt  of  tl".  II :!}. 
lkre 1\ ill  I,,·  ;(11  "1'1)llTtulli,y  In  re. 
ju\,cn;lle C\'CIl 
for  Ihe  ollle",11I111111_ 
nus in  the  re ,i\if yin~ of  Ihe  ml'llI_ 
o r ics 
lit  Iltltll)' 
exp"'r i"'Il('e» 
forme r  Ol'l':,~iolls of  Ihc  slime !iO r l, 
to  no  bet/l'r  music  alltl  ItO  hcller 
flour  Ih:1I1  witt  he  elljo.l'cd  \11'1111  rhis 
:-';0  olle  \lho  rl'l[tiI1S  n 
oce:l",ion. 
whit  of rhe  01.1  cullt:}!'e "pirit  "hould 
l'«PCCt  to  Ic:n't:  Ihe  :'Ii.  ~\.  C.  unlil 
Ihis 1;1"" 
l'Vt'1l1  h:l;;  Ix-en  ~Ct: 1I  ro  Il 
finish. 

A lumni 

Ill c nlbt:rs  must  rt'(urll 
wirh  thc  e'lpectalioll  of llclilJt: r t. till" 
rht:  sc r ious  interests  o f  l.hi~ 
UpOIl 
assoc illtio n. 
:-';0  formal  improve. 
ment  h:;s  llt.'l·ll  1l.loptcd  Si ' KC  Aug. 
ust  ~ 6.  rlSj6. 
II  is  appan'lII  Ihat 
some  :\\teratiOlls  <Ire  nccessa r y 
in 
ortier that  Ihe  ;,.: r:ldullfe h-ody.  which 
bear~ the  name which we "ppreci,,'e 
soh ig-hly,  TIlay  reach  its  hj;:hesl  de. 
list  o f 
}.! ree  of  Sen iCC!lhIClleSS.  A 
p,roposcd  dlu ng-cs  has  been  1\ idel)' 
Illl·mhe rs. 
Cl rcu [:l1ed 
received 
Some of  Ihese  h:l\'c  bo.:cll 

:lmoll)..:" 

ou r 

4 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

--

=  • 

unanimously 

throughout  the  COUll try 

with 
fa vor.  Others  hH'e  been 
vcry 
COJniClllncd. 
Some changes  are  to  be  proposed 
which  found  no  place  in  the  list 
w h ich  was submitted  for your  vote. 
Indeed, a  gathering  of  represcnta 
ti\·cs  from  the different  local  associ 
is 
ations 
cOllvcned  here  the  In\'  before our 
meeti ng  for  the  purpos"c  of discuss· 
ing ch:lIlges to be m:tllc in our associ 
ation.  Urothcr  AlulIlllus,  it  is  your 
respo nsibility  to  think  these  p ro 
posed change.;  on::f  and come  to Ollf 
Reunion  on  the  last  W edllcsd:J)'  in 
]  line.  prepared to  offer and  to  yote 
upon  these  4uestiolls  which  pertain 
so c\osd\'  to Ollf  welfare. 

Th e  reunion  of  1913  protlliscs  to 
be  the  largest  :tnd  the  best, as  in 
deed  it  should  be, in  the  history  of 
our college. 

THE  BEAL  AND  COOK  POR 
TRAIT  FUND. 

The  welcomc  news  was  rcceivcd 
hst  week  from  lhe  painler  of  Dr. 
lh:ai's  ponrait,  that  the  wo r k  has 
bel'I1 
finished  and  would  immedi 
lIIely  be  put  UpOIl  its  way  to  the  col 
legt' -its  IInal  destination .
. Many 
of  Dr.  Beal's  f riends  in  Amherst 
have  seen  the  painting, and  it  has 
been  pronounced excellen t. 

to  }'Irs. 

T he  work  of  re-producing  Dr. 
Cook's  features  upon  CIUl\'ass  was 
entrusted 
r- Jary  Curtiss 
Richardson , of San  rrancisco, and a 
recent  lettcr  from  this  artist  con 
vers  the  information  that  two  sit· 
tiligs  had already becn  had, and  that 
the  portrait  was  progressing  ad· 
mir'lhh'. 

li\' ing 

III  lx,th  cases  the same  plan  was 
foHowcd,  50  br  as  the  supc.n·isioll 
from  the :llumni  association  is con 
It  was  thought  wise  by 
cerllcll. 
in  the  matter 
everyone  invoh-ed 
that  Some  alumnus 
in  the 
neighborhood  of  ejther  Dr.  Beal  or 
Dr.  Cook  should  be asked  to  take 
charge  of 
imrncdiulc  admin· 
istr,ltion  of  the  work.  Tbis  w ould 
5<1\-e  lhe po rt"lit  fund  the  expeuse 
of  railroud  tran·li ll g  :lIId  other  inci 
dental  expcllses  which  would  Iwvc 
t.he  cxeCIl! i \·e 
heen  in \'oh' cd  h:ld 
committee  undertuken 
the  s uper 
vision  of the  work dirt:cth·. 

the 

above, 

indicaled 

". ith  regard  to  Dr.  Heal's  por· 
trait .  .\Jr. Ray  Stannard  B:lkcr, '~, 
10  procure  an 
kindly  undertook 
artis\  ,lilt!  arrange  the  necessary de 
!O  paintiLlg  the  por 
tails  iLlcidellt 
}oJ r. 
trait.  As 
Bah'r's  uudertaking  has  been  SIlC 
ccssful. 
111  Dr.  Cook's  case,  the 
same  scn'ice  was  rendered  by  Pro 
fessor  Ilowani  I lull,  '90,  who  ex 
amined  the  merits  of a  number  of 
artists 
francisco  before 
finally deciding  upon  ,\1 rs. Richard 
son .  The  portraits  :lre  both  to  be 
inclOsed  in  frames  st:iecled  br the 
In  this  way  it 
artists  themselves. 
is 
tbought  Ihal  such  harmony  as 
should  exist  betwecn 
:Iud 
paintillg would  be  obtained.  The 
alumni  ,Ire  cert,lillly  under  obliga 
lions  to  both  }olr.  Baker  uml  }Olr. 
I l aU  for  their H'ry chearfu! activities 
in  behalf of this  cause. 

frame 

::;,11\ 

iii 

The  fund  raised  on  account  of 
these  portrai ts  has  now  :lIt:lined  the 
amOtLilt  of  $ J ,OO ~  in  cush, with  fur 
ther subscriptions of  something ap 
proxilll:ttiug  $50. 
:-' Iore  than  300 
contr ibutors  hnve  beell  intcrested  in 
this  underulking.  Some  eveil  who 
were  overlooked  by  the  original 
lelters of solicitntion  h:I\'e  m'lde  ap_ 
plication  lh:1t  th ... ·)'  Ill:!y  be  enrolled 

ANNUAL  OR  TRIENNIAL. 

BASEBALL. 

~Jr.  B.  A.  Faunce, 

the  following 

Editor  ~ 1.  A.  C,  R Eeolw. 
My  D ear  Sir:  1t  is  presumed 
that 
lines  contain 
nothing  new  to  you ,  but  1  ;tm  con 
strained to w rite  them, since  re:tding 
your issue  for June  3d. 

In  othe r  wo rds, 

It seellls  to  me  that  when  a  col· 
legt'  gets  large 
in  alumni,  the re 
should  be  a  home-gathering  eycry 
year,  and  th:lt  at  the  time  when  a 
new  class  is  added  to  the  list  of 
graduates. 
let 
there  be  an  annual  reunion  that all 
Ill"),  feel  welcome  to  attend.  r-,'Ian)' 
will  be  present  nearly cvery year. 
I n  addition  to  this,  let  there  be 
class  reunions somewhat as follows: 
One  year  Ollt,  three years  out, five 
p::ars out,  ten  years out, and  decade 
reunions  thercafter.  This  will  in 
sure a  general  attendance, and  also 
special class  gatheri ngs. 

At 

the  banquet, representatives 
of  these clallS  ma y  be  the  alumni 
speakers,  not  to  exclude  the  ad 
dresses of special  guests  with  more 
formal  remarks.  T his  gives  each 
class  till  opportunity  to  bring  it s 
g ifts  to  the altar. 

There  shollld  he  a  good  attc nd 

ance e\'ery year. 

Y ou rs  sincerely, 
B\' IW~  D.  H ALSTED,  'i6. 

1913  WOLVERINE. 

Junior  Ann ua l  Ready  for  Distribution 
this  Week,~"Wolverine Ru sh"  a 
Decided  Success. 

Attention  o f 

the  student  bod\' 
and  b e ult)'  is  again  called  to  tile 
II "oh-I!rill l' , which  is  to make its  ap· 
pearance on  the campus  th is  week. 
"-edneslhy, June  II, is  the  day  set 
for  g:eneral  distribution,  lind  the 
hoard  plans  to  have  a  goodly  num 
bcr  of  books  on  sale  at  th:1\  time. 
The  lI ~oh'cri"tl  of  this  year  is  a 
tritle  larger  than  usual', containing 
zSa  pagcs of  solid  reading  matter, 
hn1f  tOiles, ca rtOOIlS and  other  draw 
iu gs. 

A  ne w  fea tu re  III conncction  w ith 
the :IIIuual  wa.:;  tried  out this  \'ea r  in 
the  form  of  a  so·calle{]  <.  /I 'Oi,·crir.c 
rush. "  This sH llll, which  made  a hit 
with  the  student  hour, was  ca rried 
out last  Friday  evcning on  the <I rill 
groumJ,;.  A  large  crowd gathered 
to  witncss  th~  rush,  the  det:li\s  of 
which  \\'er~ as  follow s :  rour  pack 
ages,  clIch  conta ining  a  numher, 
were  suspended  from  poles  f.rom 
the  roof of  the  armon' .  The  C011-
test'lIlts  were 
feet 
away,  and 
shot 
rushed  forward  and  the  mad  light 
\Vhell  the 
for  the  parcels  was  on . 
smokc of  th e  h:lltlc  clear ed,  it  W,IS 
found  Ihat  Abhot  llall had captured 
all  four  of  the  p ri;(es.  Thc  num. 
he rs  in  the  parcels  re presen led  the 
l1rst  four  \Volverines  off  the  press. 
The),  will  be  featured 
in  se\'eraJ 
ways,  ,md  presented  to  the  winners 
free  of charge. 

place<! 
100 
the  pistol 

at 

All students  are  urged 

to  keep 
IVoiverillc  in  mind,  and  get 
the 
that  "dollar  and  a  half"  ready. 
Remember 
is 
\Vednesdar,junc  11th. 

the  big  day 

that 

B orn,  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  II. 
Perkins, of Grand  R apids,  on  May 
13,  a  daughter,  ~Jargaret  Louise. 
~I r.  Perkins  was  ,I  member  of the 
cl:ISs  of '13, and  .Mrs.  P erkins  was 
formerly Margaret Kedzie, 'II. 

ALBE~T  F.  A L LE .... . 

'6 1 

the 

\Ve arc sorry  to learn tha t  Albert 
F.  Allen, of 
first  gradu:lling 
class of :\1.  A.  C.  C;UlUOt  be  with  LIS 
June  25. 
}.Ir.  Allen  has  always 
hecll  a 
loyal  alumnus,  and  sends 
best wishes  to  all  who  may  attend 
the reunion. 

liS  contributors  to  this  fund.  The 
portraits  have  cost  $500  each, and 
lilreadv 
the  one  of  Dr.  Beal  hilS 
hee u  paid  for.  Both  win  need  to 
be  suitably fnulled, and  this expense 
will  aggregate  something  in 
the 
neighborhood  of  $50 
fo r  each 
picture.  A few incidental expenses, 
such  as  express  cha rges, drayage, 
etc.,  will  then  need  to  be  taken care 
of.  and  the  likenesses  o f  these  be 
loved  professors  will  then  become 
the  property  of  the  alumni  of  this 
in~tit ution.  Subscr iptions  o f  I:lrge 
or  small  amounts  continue  to  come 
in  almost  c:verr  day, so  it 
is  not 
thou~ht  that  an.Y  peclllli'lry  liabili. 
tics  will  rcst  upon  these paintillgs at 
the  time  they  arc  to  be  presented  to 
-
the collegc- lipon  alumni  day. 
T he  E:-.:eclltive  Committee  has 
made arnlllgements  with  regard  10 
turning  thCse  pic tures  over  to  the 
college  at  the  time  of  the  reunion. 
Following  thc  literary  exercises  ill 
the  Armory  011  alumni  chi)' ,  Dr. 
13eal's  portrait  will  he  presented  to 
the college  b)·  .\Ir. John  13eaumollt. 
''!:b,  who  has  been one of  the  warm 
est  supporters  of  the  undertaking 
from  the  beginning. 
:'Ilr.  " 'hitncy 
\Vatkins, '93,  who  has  been  closely 
identified  with  Dr.  Cook  for  mally 
years  through thcir  mutual  intl'n'st 
in  Ili.tunll  history. eSJle..:ially  birds, 
has  kindly consented 10  perform  the 
SHme  se r viccs  for  Dr.  Cook'!!  por 
trait.  The  ;tccept,lnce  of  the  p or 
lrails  in  behalf of  the  colll'ge  will 
lhen  be  made  hy  President  Snyder. 
The  .,lunllli  :'Ire  certainly  to  he 
congratulated  at  the  consummation 
of this enterprise, costi ng  those  who 
promoted  it  50  little  effort  because 
of the regard  ami  affection  ill  which 
these estimable  teachers  arc  eveq·. 
where held, and the sponlaneousllCsS 
with  which  the  conJriblLlions  were 
e\'erywhcre  made.  These  pictures 
will  g'o  far  to est:lbli;;h  perm:mcn tly 
among  us,  in  connection  with  the 
OHes  we  already  ha\'e,  the  physical 
fcatures  of  the  facultv  which  COIl  
ducled  ou r  college  through  the  for 
Iller  period  of its  history. 

Prof.  French  will  delive r  com 
mencement  addresses  at Elk  Rapid s 
and  E:lstJordan  th is  week,  and  at 
Rockford and  Columbia\'ille nc...xt. 

• 

M .  A.  C .  Wins  Two  Home  Games. 

The  home  tea m  did  itself  proud 
in  the  two games  played  last  week, 
winnillg  both  in  the ve ry last s tages 
by  so me  brilliant  work. 

I.AKE  l 'on E S T. 

The  game  wilh  Lake  Forest  on 
Thursday  prove(1  an  e xceptionally 
even  contest,  requiring  10  iUllings 
to  decide  the  winner.  For four  in 
nings  neither side was able  to score, 
In  the  fifth  Harvey,  fo r  th e  home 
team,  broke  the  ice  by  getting  a 
clean  home  run,  h is  second  this sea· 
In  the first  half  of  the  sixth 
son. 
the  visitors 
the '  score,  and 
would  have  added  anot her  but  for 
the  failure  of  the  ru nller  to  touch 
third  base.  The  home  team  scored 
two  in  the  last  of  the  sixth,  which 
act  was  promptly  repeal.ed  by  L,k.,· 
Forest in  the seventh. 

tied 

Nothing  more  was  doing  un til 
the  te nth,  when,  with  men  on  first 
and second,  Fuller  got a  two  bag. 
ger,  scoring  Bibbins  and  winning 
the game. 

P eterson  pitched a good game  for 
M. A.  C.,  while  the  work  of  Har_ 
"ey  and  Griggs  at  but  and  on  bases 
pleased  everybody . 

Yose,  the  visi ting  Gltcher,  was 
:\ 
the  star  for  his  team,  making 
number of exceptionally good  pbys, 
keeping  his Ilerve  in some  \'ery  try_ 
ing stages of  the g,nlle. 

T he  Lake Forest boys w ere  de,HI 
players, gentlemen, and  true sports 
Illen  in  ever}'  se nse  of  the  wo rd. 

01110  ;;' TA T E  G.\ ~I ~: . 

By  a  dccided  rally  in  the  eighth 
lind  ninth  innings, Ohio  Sl:He  W:IS 
beaten  FrithlY ' afternoon  on 
the 
home  field  5 to +  At  the  close  o f 
thc se\'enlh  th e visitors had the 1011;( 
end  o f  :1  -J.  to  I  score,  and  this 1ll,lde 
the  finish  which  has  characterized 
~l. A.  C .  playin g  this season  alllhc 
morc cxciting. 

Blak e  r-,lil1er,  pitching  his  first 
home g-ame.  struck  out  13  men,  and 
times. 
was  ext remel\'  cool  at  all 
Only one  phl)'er  was  passed. 

In  th e  first,  Dancer  scored  frQm 
second  on  Dawson's  double,  our 
only COli llt  until  the eighth. 

In  the second  the visitors  p1:lced 
1l1t'n  on  second  and  third,  and  then, 
by  means  of  :1  double,  sco red  two 
runs. 
I n  the sixlh  three  singlcs,  a 
base on  balls  ,\lid  olle  stol~n  base 
!-I"r. 
nctted  them  two  mo re  runs. 
I'ey spoilcd  a  eh/wce  fo r  the I'isilOrs 
in  the  ninth  by  a  pretty  running 
c!ltch . 

III  the  ei~hth  \-atz  walked,  ~llld 
scored on  }.Iogge·s douhle.  the  !:It. 
Le r  scoring  on  a  hit  br  O,1\VSOII. 
.Then  came  the  big:  nin th  when, 
\\'Ith  two  out,  D:lllcer  scored  on  a 
double,  Vatz 
In 
reachi ng 
reach  D'lIlcer.  at 
:In  attempt 
home  pbte,  \':ttz  also  scored  on  a 
bad  th row,  ancl  the game  was  o\·cr. 

third . 

to 

The score: 

o. s  u. 
"  R  "  ' 0  ,  • 
Bliss cf ______ . __ _ •  0 
Fritz.  rf. ______ __  ,  0 
Ste\·ens.2b _____ • ,  1 
Morrissey If  .. __  . ,  1 
Peters. ab __ .. _ ... •  0 
Troutman.  p _____  ,  0 
Fritzp _________  0 

1 
0 
0 
1 
3 
1 
0  12 
3 
5 
0 
2 
1 
0 
0 

Cherry .  Ib  ___ ...  4 
McFa.dde n,  0  __ __ 
4 

Saylor. ss ________  3 

1  ,  1 

0 
0 
3 
0 
1 
0 
0 
3 

0 
0 
0 
0 
1 
0 
0 

Totals. _. _. __ 36  ,  8  I26  12 

U 
2 

0 
2 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

8 

The  M.  A.  C .  RECORD . 

5 

FLAG  DAY. 

A  P roclamation  by  the  Goveruor. 

2 

Dance r ,  8b_ ~ __ ._  4 

N.  A.  c. 
,  U 
2  ,  0 
" 
Fuller ,  S'L. __ .•.•  3  ,  0 
I  ,  0 
Vatz,  !;S. __ _ ____ •  2 
0  ,  I 
Mogi e,  , (  --_ .... 5 
Da wson ,  If  ......  4 
Tro l\'bridge,  2b .. ,  0 
Griggs.  lb. ___ .. "  4 
Han·y . of  _. --_.- •  0 
8i b bin.~,  c_  ----- ,  0 
Miller,  p . _____ ._. ,  0 

0 

0 

' 0  •  E 
0 
0 
0 
0 
I 
0 
0 
I 
0 
0 
0 
I 
0 
0 
0 
0 
I 
0 

0 
2 
5 
I 
0 

3 
0 
I 
2 
0 

2  ,  0 

0 

"Clark  ........  .  0 

T otala  _ .... _ 37 

7  , 
5  "  17 
_______ .. 1  00 00 0 0 , ~-5 
2  0  00 , 0  0  0-. 

*Ba.tted for  Miller in the nint h. 
"Two out when  winnin g  'DO  scored. 
Score by innings: 
_________ _ 0 

M.  A .  C. 
0. 8,  U. 

I 
0 
3 
0 
0 

.\ l. l' ~lSI  G.UIE. 

t he 

regub rs,  rind 

On  :;:nurda.\"  :I  game  is  scheduled 
b CI\YCCIl  II  team  m'ld e  !lp  of  fo rnwr 
stars  a n ti 
lhis 
promises  \0  be  as  g"ood  as  has  been 
seell  011  the  field 
thi;;  scason .  The 
v:lrious  pl:I.' e ra  h<1 \"{'  hec n  working 
hard  for  so m('  lime  in  :1Il  cfforl  to 
limber lip,  :Jmllhus  be rC;luy  for  the 
cn!nt. 

, 

A  glance  at  t he  list  o f  old  plaYl'rs 
who  hal'C  promised  to  be  Oil  hand  is 
cnough 
to  insu re  a  good  contest. 
Il ere  they  arc:  C r issey  (c!l tcher,: 
B ig  P a tterson,  Busch  anu  P de rsun. 
(1 st  base) ; 
'09 
lI erbie  M ills  ( ! 1Il1);  Bradley  {3(1 
; 
\ ·,Illce  ( short), a nd  Bel kn ap.  C o rt  
rig-ht  a nd  o ne  v f  the  pitchers  will 
t<lke  care of  the  oUlfield. 

( pitche r) ;  O rr 

':e:lts 

A  section  o f 

\\"ill  he  re 
se n 'cd  for  Ihe  ,llvm ni  who  will  he 
he re  In  see  Ihe  game,  w ith  Juhn 
Oli ve r  Linton,  E S(I" 
in  cha rg e . 
The  HlOItwgcme lll  h;b  the  assu ram:c 
th a t  ,t 
lar!!e  crowd  of  former  flL1ls 
will  be  I)ack,  and  h\'  eo m h inin <' 
their  forces  will  sho\\' ~lS  so methin; 
:thoUI  rooti n g-.  SOllll'  one  will  I;e 
nn  hanll  to  direc t  you  10  Ihe  prope r 
hench. 

T he  time  ",t:l  for  t his  game  is 
Ill . .  Saturday.  The  ti(lal 

2  :3°  p . 
\'ar",i,y  g:l1nc  of  Ihe  SeOlSOI1. 

'9 !. 
Dr.  _\. J.  Couk  writes  from  Cali· 
furni:t  Ih:l l  C.  F.  g,lker,  '91 .  is  to 
a"sist  him  (luring  till'  ensuill.:"::  two 
, 'c:l rs  il1  qlll'SI  of  parasitic ;Ibecls  in 
;h~' Orient. 

'9:;' 
! I.  ;\1.  li o:>s,  Y.  ~l. C.  .-\.  secr~'­
t:t r y  :11  :-;,Ht  Fran,·j,.co,  repo r ts  h:1\' 
in;.!  mL'l 
II.  Arnold  \\" hill·,  '92,  and 
\\-.  [.  P iper in  that  cit)'  recclltl)'. 

this 

' I'!. 
II.  II .  Coplan.  tlireclOr  of  Ihe 111' 
pllrtntcn t  of  manual 
Irmmng  al 
[anesville,  \\·is.,  has  heen  re-elec ted 
-for  Ihe  cns\ling- ),l':II.  at  a  co u",idt'r 
I Ie  is  also 
:lhle  il1cre,t~e  ill  sabry . 
to  ba\c  the  sen- ict's  of  ,til  assisl;lI tI 
who has  h ad  tell  yO::lr~' c:xperio.:llce 
along-
line  of  work.  The 
](/lIcs;·illc  (;I1:dlc  dt:'\olcS  COlhid 
er:lble  sp,\Cc in  a  reet'IlI  issu~'  to  tbe 
wo r k  bein:,.:- (lone  in  this  school,  of 
which  the  fol1owing  is  a  s ample: 
" L-tilit)"  is  the  keynote  of 

Ihe 
m anu:,]  training"  cou rses  l:Iug-ht  in 
the  .1:llle5\"ille  schools.  ~olhing is 
d one  f ur exhibitioll  o r  me re  {lis p l:ty . 
AI!  instruction  Iws  as  its  purpose 
t rlLining  in  pr:lct1clll  :llld  impron.,Li 
methods, :llld  the  articlcs  desi~nerl 
and  m:muf:lc!Ured  lw  Ihe  hoys  al'e 
of:1  us eful  cbarattt'r:' 

) I r.  Copla n  plans  to  spend  the 
s u mmer  in  s tud\'  :It  :\I adison,  \\·is., 
while  ~Irs. COlllan  (:\'iarjoric  Bird, 
'11)  will  p ro h:tbly  be  a t  he r  home 
in  ~[i chig an thc  g r.:::.tcr pa r t  o f  the 
time. 

THE  CA D E T  B AND 

M.  A.  C.  MILITARY  BAND. 

INTERSCHOLASTIC  MEET. 

The  collc)::"l· 

loami  i",  one  of  Ihe 
busiest organiz;uiulls on  Ihe  ca mpu s 
at  pr~·sent.  OpCIl  ai r  concerts  :tre 
~i\·(· 11  even·  \\-c,lnesd;\\'  c \'cn ing-. 
hase  ball  ~:;mes  r..."tlli re -m us ic,  and 
m:ll1 Y  olhe r  s pe('ial  o cc:os ions  arc 
helped along. 

accompanied 

List  Tucsd tl_'  Ih e  hand  ami  b\l~le 
corps 
the  L:ltlsin,2" 
1-;: nighl s  l'cmplar  Cornmam!cry  10 
Flint,  whe re  Ihe}  easil.l·  carried  off 
the  honors amollg  q  ballds  from  all 
O\'er  Ihe  st a tl·. 

\\'l'dll esd ay  of this  week  the h and 
is  10  f urni ... h  t ht·  1l1llsic  for  Ih('  tun 
cheon  10  be  ;.til e ll Ih.: s l:lte  h ank.:rs · 
associatio n  il l  Ihe  :lgricuhu ral  build 
ing.  T heir  :lppeilr:lIlce  all  throu:;h 
COnlmentellleZil  w ec k  anu  alumni 
d:l)"  will  he:1  ~peci:d  treat  to  those 
of  the  aluillui  who  retu rn  for  the 
triennial. 

The  fourth  ,n1l1l1al  banquet o f  Ih e 
b;tllli  waS  Iwld  at  Ihe  DO\\' l1c \'  11 0-
tel  ThurSl!:lI·  cve ning,  and  l)rO,'cd 
the  moSI  e n}oy:thle  occasion  o f  it.~ 
,-et  held.  Prof. 
kind  the  baml  has 
CI:lrk  ~cled  as 
to:ISt m ;I.~ler. 
:IIlJ 
tuas ts  wer~'  n'spolldcd  10  by  J>resi 
dertt  Snydel·.  S:lrgL  Cross.  ami 
:\lessrs.  -11rand(· .... 
\ -all i-: l·rekho\'~'. 
1.:I\:el  ittld  i-:ieflor. 

A t- I he do~c of  t he program  [> rvL 
Cla r k  W;t~  presented  wil h  a  Ill:l:"::, 
niticellt ~ike r I1lUIH\tnl  and en:,:-r:iVed 
b:tt~'\I . 

The  l'ul1  of Ihc h:md is:lS  follow s: 
I' rof.  A .  J.  CI:lrk ,  Director. 
R.  F.  In-in.  Drum  ;\I:tj"r. 
Contets ·  II.  GO\lheimer. R.  ~d -
SUIl_  li . J.  Lllx.  R . C:Illlphcll,  E . ~l. 
YOlln~. C.  F.  \ -inlon.  F .1'""hodl·, 
:\.  E:  :\\arch •• \. T o!w\·. 

. 

TrOlilhOl!c,;,-E.  C .  Kiefer  ( Bu". 
:-: .  B.  Strong-, 
I I.  E. 

:\\g r.'.  _\1. 
:\Iorlon.  T.  H.  Dimmi...:k. 

_\ 110 ...  - .:'.1.  l~arsons,  H.  Lautncr, 
A.  H.  Ca ... lle,  I I.  c . Slinsoll,  T  C. 
1' \:I...:rS,II\ . 

Ibrilom·s-J .  \-ani-:"rckhon·.  T. 

I!.  Brollg-hlon,  :-;_  S.  Il ow:lrd. 

Ib ssc~-I _. 

\"iledell,  R.  D inan. 

\. Ba;:ln.  _\.  I\.  \\" ilson. 
- Clarilil'IS  - L 
\ \-.  I3r:lJ ulcs.  :\" . \\" . 
L:1.ee) .  C.  V.  _·\ppl ill.  G.  J.  (ii bson. 
1:: .  v. :\\ u rall ,  ! I.  G. Clothier,  L. I I. 
Grelton . 

Flute  :mll  I'iecolo-H..  L. J eff<:ry . 
S,O:opholle-- \\·.  Baril. 
Drum s_ D .  O.  Cushman,  C .  C . 
Y;l\ cs.  C .  Dumphy,  ~.J.  DaPr:I1O. 

T )"IllP:llli  _E .  L.  Digh~" 
Bu<!1c ... - F .  B.  P ost,  1:' .  " -.  I~:tr · 
lIctt.  G .  E.  Chicheslcr.  G.  _\.  Col 
by.  R.  E .  Cr;'tHbl1,  Ci.  T.  lla ~·\·s , 
A.  II.  Illilnicker,  II.  F.  Jc~soP, E. 
B .  LamOtlle,  F.  Loucks, J. J.  L ynn , 
D_  OSg'ood .  R.  D .  Thompson,  R. 
A.  Uh ri g-bl .  A.  r.  \\·eis;:.in)..(<.!r. 

Tht:  lutcrschol:l",it :\Ieel. held  Oil 
the  :\1.  :\. C.  :tthle lic  ticld  last  5:l t 
un!:!y. 
\\;tS  ;1  decided  succe ss,  al 
Ihou;..::h  Ihe  clar  \\";lS  somewh at  cold 
for  the  big-
e\:~· Ilr.  There  W('rc  33 
schools elttered . :111  hUI  two ,) f whom 
I h e s  e 
respondC'\1.  H l'presenting-
schools  were  .!:o alhletes,  :lltd  some 
e:xcdicilt  wo r k  w:\s  done  alou;!,  all 
li !l es. 

lir:ulIl  rClpids  \\":\s  winner, secu r 
ing- 19"3  poi n l", ;  Detroit  ElIstnn 
:tnd  Coldwater lil'd  for second  with 
Ib e;lch. 
1~la cklock, u f  G r:lJlt!  R ap 
ids.  wa"  Ihe  sta r  of  Ihe  meet,  )!,ct 
ti ng"  13  points  alone. :lIld  winning 
lhe  gold  watch  offered  fur  the  IX'sl 
li e  \lOll  both  t he 
iudividtl:rl  work. 
hammer  throw  ami  ~h ... 1  pllt.  nllt 
second  in  the  hi\.("h  hurdles, ami  took 
thi rd  in  Ihe  hi;..::h  jump. 

f:tster 

Shdlloll,  o f  \\ 'e~t  Hnll1ch,  w all 
hoth  the  m ile  :lItd  h:llf  mile. 
I lis 
lime  in  Ihe  fonner  W:lS  1:333-;;,  or 
intcr,;cholaslic 
10  1-5 
than 
time.  :mt!  iUlhe !:Itler hul one "e,·ond 
slowe r. 
rda\' 
Lmsin:,.:- won 
l.' ::t ~i!_\.  ami 
I'l·pi)urd,  of  our  ow;\ 
l;:a,,1 Lan::;in;.{.  c,ljllltred :'c'·')llll in  the 
loo-nl.  dn~h . 

th e 

The  med:d~  \I-ere  among 

till' 
tin ~·"t  e,'e r  ;..::in'l1  al  ~IICh  :1  cO lltest, 
L;tl1sil1g  hu",i lll"sS  1t\('1t  h~'irtg  re;;jlOJl 
sihle  fur  a  numbl·r. 

T he 

I i",itor...  were 

l'ntcrt:lined 
Ihor 
while  here.  :lnd  ",eemed 
ou:.:hlr  enjo_l- :lIld  :lppreciale  Ilk np_ 
]lorwllil.l·  offen·d  Ih~·l ll. 

to 

Followillg-

is  a 
with  point,;  \",1\: 

li:"t  o f  5.:ho/)!" 

( ;  TlIIllI  ILlpld"  .......... I()~ j 
D t:t roit  E,l~terll  ...... ... (~ 
. ......... IS 
Cotd W:llcr. 
:\!u~kc~vn ........... . .  II~ 
~t.  L Ollis ............... 13 
. ... . ... l~ 
\\'~'Sl  Br;1n ch 
........... .  10 
~:I!.!in:tw 
i.:msing- ..... .... ..... . .  9 
Chebl'<!  . .. .......... . ..  67 
Alln  .\rbor .. ...... .... . 
5 
C r()5\\'dl  ..... 
\\" :Iylll'  ..... . .... .. 
J 
Easl  L;I1l",in~ ...........  3 
I{attle  C(('t:k ..... ... . . ..  3 
Harhor  Springs . ........  3 
I !il1sd"l('  ........... .. ..  ;  I~ 
U\iti  ......... . ...... . . . • 1, 

'1  I. 

O.  I I.  J uhnson.  assistant 

in  Ih~' 
manual  trai n ing  tlepa rl1llelll  o f  Ihe 
R i\'cr  F:t1l5  j  \\·is.) :'\onn:l1. helien's 
Ih is  to  be onc of  Ihc  b~' s t  schovls of 
its  kitH]  in  \\-;s('ollsin, and cOllsili c rs 
in  having  h\'cn 
h imsel f  for lllll:lIe 
appoinled  10:t  place  on  I hl'  tt:aeh 
ing- force. 

is 

the 

1II()~1 

flag 

thai 

n:ltiOlls 

\\'e  be lieve 

a ll 
the 
JUl1l'  t),  H)13, 

Ihe  Anu.'ri 
call 
bc:luli f lll 
and  the  most  s igllificam  o f  :tIl  the 
of 
of 
f1:tgs 
the  l.':lrtlt. 
is  Ihc 
1361h  hirth,b)'  o f  uur  Ihtg.  Th~' 
story  o f  the sla rs  and  st ripes  is  Ih~' 
s to r r  of a  g- reat and  mi:.:hty  pcoplt!. 
It  ... ymholi·les ··1ifl·. liherh',  :tnd  Ihe 
pursuit  o f  hUlllan  h:tppine~s,"  Ihe 
fUn d, trll l'lIIa l  c!enlentS  of  a 
;,.::re::t t 
hrothe r hood.  Let 
Jll.'ople  o f 
)Iichigan  011  Satunby.J1lIlC  I ph, 
this  ",ac r ed  emblem  011  :111 
displa) 
state,  lIlunicil':l1  :lnd  school  build_ 
ings;  lct American  c itilCIlS  cOIIIJlIct 
such  t!xercises  :tS will  encou r:lg"l' ou r 
youlh  to 101 I·  ,u ld  r ei en:nCl'  the  tla;t 
and  w hat  it  spnbo1i7.t:S . 

Ihe 

T herefore,  I, \\-oodridg-e  :\.  F l'r  
d:".  vurernor uf  ;\1 ichig-nll,  do  i s~ue 
Ihis  proclamation, ami  enthusiast i 
c:t!!\"  Ilr"'e  Ihe  obSeT\· "n ~·e  of  ~:I\llr­
,ill.'"  th~  fourteen th 
tlay  o f  JUlle, 
1913,  as  Flag  \)<1\' . 

\\' OOI)l:J!IIJG~:  :-.:.  FEIIIIt:-. , 

li o\·crnor. 

The  pb~,  "_\s  Y uu  Like 

it . " 
wi ll  hI!  prescntcil  Frid ay  ~'\"c lling' 
by  Ihe  :\\.  A.  C_  Dr:lm:llic  Cl ub. 
!\dmis~ i oJl,  25 ~. 

The  Sorori:u t,;  hl·l t] 

the ir  s pring 
tcrm  par t\·  in  thc  armon', the  LI' ric 
(' rCheslra'  furlli~hin~  ;1II\:>ie. 
·Or. 
:tllli  ~I r".  R.  C:.  _\I kn .  of  I.:ulsill~, 
and  ;\Irs_  Rpler  Wl·re  p:ltrollS. 
\r.  H.  !.i\er:tn~e.  '0,.  with 
the 
dep:lr trlll·nl  I,f  a;.:: r inlilun: lit  \V (lsh 
ing-ton. 
frOIll  H idlillond. 
\ .:1 ..  Ihal  lite  weat.her  i"  1II0 ... 1  100 
hot  fill'  comfort. 
:\ l r.  L.  was  at 
!{ il· hlllomi  10  C01lt]llcle  thc  org::uliz 
a liOIl  of co ·oper:llin·  t rc:ullcries. 

I\-r itl's 

Ie 

;11111 

:\Ir. 

Ibl(hlitl.  uf 

.;\fission.  :md 
illtcrestill:,.:' 

K ris  P .  BeUl i~.  'I., .  i.~  workiug- on 
the  frllit  farlll  <)f  \\'.  0.  Ua;,:-Iey,  :It 
timls  Ihe  work 
UJ,I 
instrucli, e. 
hoth 
:\Ir.  Baglc_\'s  ~"l t,  J.J.  Bllg-le)",  is  a 
fa'shman  al  :\1.  _\.  C.  :11  Ihe  p r es 
t:1l1  lin)l',  :tml  he  hilll.,elf  \\":1';;  it 31 11_ 
tll'lll  here  ill  '71 
',2. 
I. 

1J~';1I\ 
Shaw'~ onic~, Spell\  the  gr~·:tl(·r parI 
of  lasl  weck  wi th  Field  _\g-l.'nt 
ICI 
Vt'!l  in  the Il"rthl·ru  part of Ihe ~IMc, 
1\  her.: hc  \\ us hus,·  wilh  hi5  \'anler;l. 
:\Ir.  I< a\erl  Il:I~  h~en "o mpililwdatll 
with  rdereneL'  to  Ihe  cost  of "cll-ftr 
ill'::::  ,.lump  !:ind  a l1l1  cui  "\I: f 
I:lIld, 
w hich  1\ ill  later  he  puhlished in  bul _ 
letin  form. 
:\lr.  Haldwin  photo 
gr:lphed  slulllP  pulling- lIlachill~'s o f 
\ :triulls  kinds.  :IS  well  ;IS  Ihc  I·;trinus 
I:tlld  de:l rin;.::  deliceo;  now  lI~l·d.  _\~ 
! 11'~ITI~- 50  per  Cl·lIl.  of  ~lkhi;':::lrt  i::. 
~ti.!!  ~nlimhl·~. ~tUtltP"  ;Inti  ~\\:l!lIp. 
th, ...  IJifOrlllallon ..,hould  be csp~'~'iaH~ 
v:, III;1bll.'  to  thc  eilil.ens  of  the  sr:He. 

~Tl1tlP 

The  lihran·  lw~  received  :Ut  ex· 
cclknl 
of 
ph\ltO;.:raph", 
( framnl)  of  the  nine  pruks~ors of 
mili t ;lrv  science  at  ~1. .\.  C. ",ince 
its  eSI:iblishlllent  at  this  institution. 
The),  arc  as  follows:  Licut. J.  t\, 
LOl·kl\ooti.  ',s-+-'87;  Lieut.  \\'.  L. 
~imp,;ull. 'Si - 'yo;  Lieu\. J. J.  Cril 
It·IH!t-U.  '90-'91:  II.  II.  Itllld holtz, 
'91-'9S;  :\Iaj.  C .
. \.  \ '(' rnou,'oo 
'0 .• -'05; 
'0_1; 
C;lpl.  I'.  \\ . I· u;!,er,  '05-'09 ;  I.lent_ 
li.  ~1.  1I 0Ilc),  '09-'11;  and  Lie ut . 
_\.  C.  Cron .  '11 -'1) . 
:\Iaj.  E.  _\. 
Lewis,  '91-'96,  i~  not 
im:ludnl  ill 
the  groll p.  nor  is  Dr.  ( ; . . \ .  \\-ak r  
mall.  who had  ch:t rg- c  of  th~' work 
fro m  1,s9S--1900. 

:\!:tj .. \\:-

II.  1-;:dL 

6 

Th e  M.  A .  C .  RECORD . 

HORT .  CLUB. 

Last Thursday evening the mem 
bers of  the  Hort.  Club  and  flIculty 
met al Club G  for  one of  the  most 
enjoyable  and  satisfy ing  meetings 
II  was  the occasion of 
of the  yea r. 
the annual  banquet, and  everything 
from  "Citrus  Decumana" to  "Pis 
tado  Yera"  was  there.  The tables 
were  beautifully decoratt!d with  poL 
ted  plants  and  cut  flowe rs,  individ 
ual  programs  at  the  plates  indicat 
ing  the  scating arr;lllgcment .  The 
menu  W;iS  distinctly in  keeping  with 
the subject of ho rticulture, aud fruit s 
of :Ill  SCl.sons  wert::  cnjo)'ed. 

The  "smile  of  satisfaction"  was 
prescllt  on  every  face  when  Pres. 
.Miners, ;lCting  as  toastmaster, called 
the  meetillg  to order. 
In  irrtroduc 
ing  the  first  speaker,  L. C.  C:u-cy, 
who  llilked  011  the  subject of "Se 
lection,"  Pres.  1-.1 iners  related  some 
experiences  of  the  senior I-Iort. trip, 
whic h  proyed  that  the speaker  was 
cap:,hle of  doing  his  subject  justice, 
1-.1  r.  C:Jrey said:  "Selecl ion  1l1c,mS 
the  exercising  of  olle's  hest judg 
ment.  Life  is  a  series of selections. 
ami  it  is  only  the  proper  selections 
wbich  help Olle  to gi\'c to  the world 
his  best." 
)'Ir.  Carey  handled  his 
subject  well,  being  :lided,  as  he  ex 
plained,  by  "th,ll  sali~fied  s mile" 
whic h  h:ld  appeared  on  Prof.  Gun 
son's  face  a  little  earlier in  the e\·en· 
ing.  Speaking  for  the senior class, 
he  said;  "\Ve seniors  arc s:ttisfied 
with  the selections  wc  ha\-c  made. 
It  h:ls  been  ;l  pleasu re  to  work  with 
the horticultural fa culty, and  to meet 
them  as  Illen 1" 

D.  \V. Fnlllcisco then  rcspolllied 
to  th .. ,  s u bject  of  ,.  Amelioration," 
whic.h  he  handled  in  ;I  ve r y  able 
nl<tnner.  H e  said ; "  Toameliorate, 
we must improve ou rselves, our op 
portunities, conditions ;tnd  c m-iron 
ments."  By  all  app ropri;\te  s imile 
he  illustrated  tne  application  of his 
subject  toevcr)' d:ly  life::,  and, on  be 
hlilf of  the juniors,  wished  the  sen  
io rs  success :md Godspeed. 

Prof.  11. J.  Eustace  spoke 011  the 
subject of "Rcsponsibility." 
In  in 
troducing:  the  s peaker,  Pres. :\Iiners 
restr:tilHo-'d  himself,  duc.,  ,IS  he  s3id, 
to  the  f,lct  there  were  still  :t  fe w 
dayS  of school.  Prof.  Eustace  con 
gr:l\ul:Hed  the seniors  011  the  oppo r. 
tunities  which  are  constantly  being 
p rescmed  them.  H esaid:" :'.'l'evcr 
before  ha\'e the opportunities o f  tho:: 
horticultural  g r:lduate  been  as  great 
and  promising as  now.  Graduates 
of last  year, e\'en,  have already been 
advanced  to  pos itiolls  where  they 
havc  become 
Y e t 
real 
with  this  demand  111ld  opportunit y 
comes  added  responsibility,  and 
I 
urge  yO\1 to  feci  th is  n'spoll:>ibility 
aild  to  work  h:lrder."  He  s poke 
appro\'ingly  of the  co·operation  ex· 
isting among  the  juniors  and  sen· 
iors,  ami  alh'ised  the seniors  to take 
thar spirit  with them  into  the  fields 
o f  lheir elldca\"or. 

f'l ctors. 

~ccy .  Ketciliun  then  re-.td  :1  letter 
\Voodard,  a 
from  "Uncle  David" 
loyal  friend  :1I1d  supporter  of  the 
club,  who expressed  his .Iisilppoint. 
mclll a1  not  lx.'ing  able  to  attcnd  the 
ballquel. 

then 

Pres.  1\1 illers 

introduced 
Thom:ls Gunson,  who s poke on  the 
su bject "S:l(iSfactioll."  I n the  minds 
o f  those  present there  was  no  doubt 
as  to  the  ability  of  l\lr.  Gunson  to 
speak on th:lt  subject.  He respond 
ed  with  one  of  those  talks  which 
remembered,  and  which ,  by 
are 
their  s incerity  ami  5uuudness,  :lre 
)..J r.  Gunson  s:lid : 
forces for good. 

"The t r ue  measure of  enjoyment is 
sel·vict'.  No one  can  be  successful 
unless  he  gi\'es  up  something  of 
himself.  Frie ndships  are  next  to 
It  is  the  appreciation  of 
service. 
genuine  friends 
that  keeps  away 
the  wrinkles."  H e  expressed  the 
satisfaction of  the Jlort.  D ept.  with 
the  spirit  and  ea rnestness  of  the 
seniors,  and  expressed  the  feeling 
that they  would  not be  found  want· 
ing  when called  upon for the test. 

Pres.  Millers  thankeli  the  dub 
for  the interest  shown  during  the 
term,  allli 
in  a  few  well  chosen 
words  brought  the  meeting  to  a 
close. 

Friends  present  :It  the  banq uet 
were:  Sec)'. :1I1d  .i\lrs.  BrowI!,  M r. 
Schepers,  Mr.  amI  Mrs.  Carpenter, 
Prof.  :I!\d  ~Irs.  Pattell.  :'-.Irs.  Pick· 
ford .  Mrs.  i\J:lthcr, .i\lrs.  Bird, .i\liss 
Baub,  Ari  it:lIlO  and  Harry  Taft. 

LANDSCAPE  GARDENERS ' 
TRIP. 

Prof. I \;llligan  ,md  his  seniors  re 
port an  excellent trip to  Ihe  p:lrks of 
Graml  R.,pids  and  Chicago  last 
week. 

.i\lr.  G oebel,  superintendent  of 
p.,rks  ill  Grand  R'lpid s.  met 
the 
party  at  7 :3°  T hursday  Illorning 
with  a  big 
touring  C'l r,  and  they 
were;1I  once  driven  to  the  \' arious 
parks  of  the citro  Th ev  were  also 
shown  the work  being  (jollc  in COIl 
nection  with  the  (!e\'clopmellt  of 
play  grounds,  cemeteries, etc. 

At  dinner  the\'  Illet  :'-.'lr.  Graham. 
of  the  State  BO:l rd,  Mr.  Munson, 
:'-.1  r. 
the  hmdscape  Kil rdener,  'Ind 
Roc,  o f  th e  Slate  H orticultural  So 
cit:ty. 
III  the  afternoon  the  class, 
under  the  direction  of  .i\lr.  :'-.Iunson , 
inspected  several  pri\'atc  es lateS 
which  had  been  c\'5c\oped. 

After  supper  the  party  left  for 
Grand  I-la vell,  and  the nce  across  to 
Chicag-o by boat.  On  Friday  morn 
ing  they  visited 
the  art  galle r y, 
where  they examined  the  pl:1I1  for 
the  re-planting  of  Chicago  by  ~Ir. 
Burnham  :It  :1  cost of  $80,000. 

they  stu.lied 

Th e  grounds  formerly  occupied 
by  the Chicago  Exposition arc  now 
used  as  a  park and  play  g round, and 
. 
these  were  the  next  place  visited .
S:lwrd:ty  morning  the  class  ds 
itcd  )'I r. J . .Jensen. onc of  the  best 
kuown  l:mdscape  architects  in  this 
couutry,  where 
the 
plan  ami  system  of  his  ollicc  work .. 
"-ith  ).'ir.  Gardner,  '12,  and  h is 
em ployer,  ~1.  II.  ,,'cst,  they  nex t 
I' isited  Garticl{l and  lIumbolt  Parks. 
Saturday  evening)  ).Ir.  Post,  '03, 
city  fo restcr,  met  the  party  with  an 
aulo,  and  ther  were  taken 
to  the 
Commercial  Clu b,  where  lhere  was 
on  exhibition  a series  of  p!:ms  and 
de."i~ns for  a subdivision of thc cit)'. 
Sunday  morning  the  boys  too k  a 
trip  10  Gray son  ce metery,  which 
has  the  reput:llion  of  being  the  fin 
est  landsca~ cemetry  in  the  cou n· 
try, planned  amI  de\·eloped  b\- :'-.Ir. 
Simons. 

. 

T he  work  of  Howard  Taft,' J  I 
at Lincoln  Park  was  also  observed 
on  Sund ay  afte r noon. 

1909  CLASS  BU LLETIN. 

The  I 909  Bulletin  for  19 13  is  as 
up to  date and  breezy  as ever.  The 
leading  a r ticle  is  in  the  nature  of a 
drama, entitled, "there's no time like 
the  immediate  past'"  in  which  the 
vario us fa culty membe rs  hal'e  a  part. 
A  good  review  o f  ath letics  is 
~iven,  and  all  appeal  made  for  all 
'0gers  to re turn for the big tri.::nnial. 
Six  o r  sevell  columns  arc  devoted 
to "personals,"  and  woe  Ullto  that 
member  who  did  not  respond-as 
well  as  woe  to  some  who did. 

A  directory  gi\'ing  names  and 
present  :Iddresscs  of  practically  al! 
memi;lers,  is  of course  included,  and 
the  bulletin on  Ihe  whole  is  an  es· 
pecially  v"hzablc number to the class 
of '09.  C . J.  Oviatt,  post  graduate 
at  ),1.  A.  C.,  is  the  e{litor. 

DOMESTIC  SCIENCE  DEMON 
STRATION. 

The  senior  stmlents  in  Domestic 
Science  6  will  give  demonstr.ltio ns 
o n  the following subjects : 11c:::J 
\Vinter  and 
in  brellds. 

Tuesday,  3  p.  m.-
spring  wheat  !lours 
\ 'irgi nia  L;lIIgworthy. 

\Vednesdll\',3 p . m .-Cheese and 

chees.:: dishcs.  H a rriet Gardner. 

\\'c(lllesday!  3 ;45·  - Fermenta 
tion powe rs  of  pas\.  Louisc  Clau 
son. 

Thursday,  2  :30  p. 

!H. -Usc  of 
variOIlS  com me r{'lal  fnts  ill  p:lstry. 
R uth  Brusselbach  and  Florence 
11'lyes. 

Thursd ay, 3 :30.-Comparison of 
cookers. 

pressurc 
lI.l zel  I~owell  and  CI:lra  R ogers. 

fi reless 

and 

Thursd"y,  4 ;10 . - Use  of  curds 
in  c:lkcs.  Lodie  Smith  and  :'-.fam· 
mil:  I...:nic kerbocker. 

Tht'se  demonstrations  win  be 
held  in  the Domestic  Science labor· 
<ltory,  and  those  interested  are cor· 
di:!lly  invited. 

- - -
'09· 

A  few  of those  who  will  be  here 
u:..  join  in 
the  "doings "  at  Com 
m.::ncement  time;  AUNt,  Towar, 
~ line,  J udsoll  Pran,  L>osti ff ,  L:!p 
worth,  F.  C.  T3y lor, Oli\'c  Gr.a ha m 
Bennett,  Boyd ,  L es  Belknap, Chap 
man,  Emery ,  E ssebt)'Il,  Greenhoe, 
Shan non,  Garton,  Hutchings,  Hud· 
SO il ,  Hulett,  Ilooping:l rn c r,  Kurtz, 
K och,  Kierstead,  Lyon,  Latson, 
:'-.-I cCaJie,  Sprague,  Stafford,  T aft, 
Turnt'r,  \ 'alentinc,  Ethe l 
l lud soll 
"-hite, \V clles, O\'ian, D'lins, W ood, 
J\loss,Spurway, Linton,  l l all,~mith, 
and  prob:tbly  man.l·  othe rs . 
:'-.I osl 
of  these !lily  ";('c"will  be there," :Ind 
thllt  means  the  hetter  halves.  G.::t 
busr  and  show  up  for  the  grand 
aff:ur  on  June  25,  a nd  .let  people 
kn ow  that  the class  of  1909  is  s till 
ill  the  front.-1909  J,'" llefi". 

OLD  GRADUATES  WHO  WILL 
ATTEND  THE  REUNION , 
JUNE  25th . 

J861. 
James H. GunnigOIl. 
1367. 

David  Strange. 

Those  of 
the  alumni  wishing 
the  "-omen 's 
ill 
rooms  resen'ed 
Building  for  the  Triellnial  may  do 
so  by  writing  Dean  Gilchris t,  who 
wi~1  make 
reserv;nions.  Already 
qUite  a  number  have done so,  and  a 
large number  h:t\'c  also  been  sched 
uled  for  places  in  the  \-arious  soci 
et}'  houses. 

A.  G.  Gulley,  C.  M.  Thayer. 

1868. 

1869. 
Charles E.  BessE-Y,  James Satterlee. 
187°· 
d.  H.  Pinney,  Byron  David  Halstend, 

R.  Lillie. 

1873 
Benjamin T.  Halstead,  Frank  L .  Car 

penter. 

George w.  Brown.  Jay Sessions. 

187+. 

1875. 
W.  H.  Rand,  B.  H.  Nevins.  Frank  J. 

Annis. 

1876. 
W .  J.  Sloes,  J.  E.  Taylor,  Robe rt  E. 

Caine. 

18n· 
C.  I.  Goodwin.  D.  Davenport,  1:1.  F. 
Buskirk,  Emmor O.  Ladd, James Troop. 
18 78. 
E.  D.  A.  True,  H.  E.  Emmons, Robert 

Tllrner McNaughton,  W.  K.  Prudden. 

Ray Sessions. 

1:)79' 

1881. 
A.  H.  Voig~,  Byron S.  Palmer,  C.  R. 
Dart,  Walter 1.  Lillie,  Clias.  McKenny, 
Jason  Woodman,  Ambrose  E.  Smith, 
W. 8.  Dela.no. 

1882. 
Joseph  Edward  Coulter,  John  W. 
Beaumont, A. J . Chappell,  Ww. T. Laog· 
ley,  Will  Erwin  lillIe,  L.  B.  Hall.  E. M. 
Ball,  John  R.  Shelton,  Fred  E.  Delaoo. 
1883. 
A.  M.  Emery.  E.  P.  Clark,  Os mond  C. 

Howe.  L .  d . Buell. 

18S.,. 
Clarence E. Snith,  W.  A.  Dohan}'.  W. 

D.  Barry, John  1.  Breck. 

18~S· 
J .  D. Towar,  R.  W. Hemphill,  Barris 
E.  Thomas,  L.  G .  Paimer,  A.  T.  Miller. 
1886. 
H.  B.  Howe,  J.  E.  l1ammond,  R.  w . 
Edliog. C.  H. JUdSO Il, P . D.  WoodWOl t h, 
Jss.  J.  Jakway. 

1887. 
Frank R.  Smith . Goo.  J .  Hurne.  O.  C. 

Wheeler. 

18S8. 
W.  d. Taylor,  JolIll C.  Stalrord.  HA.rry 
Thurtell, 1.  )1.  Perrige,  A_  B.  Goodwin. 
1889' 
Goo.  J.  Jenks,  Ray Stannard  BA.ker. 
1890, 
:\Jre.  Jessie  Beal  Baker,  E.  J . Rowley. 
189 1 • 
R.  J. Crawford.  Clay tOil  Cook,  Henry 
H.  Doty,  Alfred  R.  Locke,  Ales.  T. 
Gordon.  Willis  A.  Fox, J. C.  Obert. 

1892 . 
Don  N.  Stowell,  A.  C.  BurnuUl,  J.  E. 

Hinkson.  A.  N. Batemau. 

1893 . 
Glal·euce  E.  Bolmes,  U.  P.  Hedrick, 
William  G.  Smith.  Lucy  Clute  W ood. 
wOlth,  Dwight S. Cole,  W.  Paddock,  O. 
6. Ball, Wm. G.  Merritt. A. C.  Burnham, 
Willard  F.  Hopkins.  W.  K. fhgilldoqlh. 
Belljamio  F.  Baio . 

189-1. 
John  W.  Rittenger.  C.  J.  Barnum.  J . 

W.  Perry , O.  S.  Groner. 
1895. 
Thoru  Smith,  F rank  Johuson.  )1.  C. 

Bagley. J.  SWitshelJ ,  IT.  R.  Parish. 

1896. 

James  R.  Petley. 

1897. 
Chas.  F.  Herrmann,  Albert  T.  Cart  
lA.nd,  MI"8.  Amy  Vaughn  Gilger,  E.  A. 
Robinson. 

I~S . 
Chas. A. Gower. Albert M . Patriarche, 
W.  J .  i\ler kle,  A.  Thoroe Swift,  Dewey 
.A..  Seeley,  Wesley M.  Backus. 

'900· 
E.  W.  Ranney,  B.  B.  Clark,  W .  T_ 

Parks. 

G.  W.  Gutekunst. 

190 1. 

1902 . 
Winifred  Cannell,  Margaret  Nolan 
Lemp,  W. S.  Palmer,  Floyd  W.  Owen, 
Mr.  and Mrs.  John F.  Nellist. E.  A.  Ricb. 
(Oontlnued on  11&8(18. ) 

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ABOU T  T H E  CAMPUS 

)Ir~.  F.  A.  ~prag-;.!"  W:l"  (.";llIed  \0 
SOllthern  I lI il1 oi~ recentl \'. 011  fKCOlltlt 
of  the se riou"  ;lInl'"''  of a  si"ll' r. 

I'rof.  t-: ing"  i"  Ihe  pl,lsee.,~" r  of :1 
nne  ne\\  four'pa"sL'l1gcr  Fonl  r o:,d· 
S1l.:r, 
lhorou}!hl}  L'lljO~ ill~ 
:mcl  i~ 
.. ame  thbc cb\· ~. 

Uround  has  hcen  hrokl·n  for  thc 
Ile\'  hUI1:,:-:do  of  )J r~.  EII:I  "- l·d,il'. 
:-;h ...  i~  hU1ldill;': 
('II  ,\hhol  Ro ad. 
imlllclli:ltl' l\"  norlh  l\f  hcr  prl,.,eI11 
...... iliL-ncl.: . • 

UII Tue"d.,)" I.:IL·n;n;.:- of  I:I~I  1\  eek 
I~rof. awl  ),1  r~.  \\ 'il~()n  enh'rl:lined 
ill  honor of  !he  ~l' l lior  EmlOllliallS. 
l'rof.  \\'il:1011  is  lin  hunon,r)  I1Icm 
ill'r  of  Ihis  sodc!\',  and  c*:h  \car 
entl'rl:lin,>  for  Iho~'e of  ih  tllcm'hers 
ahoul  til  :,: rlUlu;lIc, 

Thc  !'--Iatc  Bllnko:rs'.\  "~O('ialion 
hollIs  it""'  fllll llml111cctiu;!  ill  L,uI~ill:; 
\\"c( hll'~d!L\  of  tlti,.  \\I:'cl.,  011  whic h 
lit".  tlmler the  !lU~pi C l''>  of  thc  1.:111· 
sitig"  member,,:1  hUlllJtlet  will  ill' 
held  in  the  :t~"ctllbl\'  room  of  the 
A~ricuhur;11  Bu il,li;l~  .. t  )1. .\ .  C. 
Th ..  halllple!  will  he ..... r\"ed at  1I00n. 
In  the ,"oullg  \\Olnell  of  Iht,  domes· 
tic ,.cie;lcc ol·p:lrullelll. 

D r.  C.  II.  Kauffman.  ,l~"i,, ' :l n l 
p r ofcss~o r of hot,ulY  at  the  unile r:'i 
il\,  "111"1.'  a  popular aclcln'''s 011  mush 
rooll~s hdoro: our  n esearch  Club  011 
Mol\"  3t ,  Dr,  Kauffman  i:'i  an  :tUth· 
ort i't}"  on  mushrooms  in  the  ST ate , 
and  is  preparin g  a  hook on  this  sub· 
ject .  F ortunately  fo r  him,  a11111Rllu· 
scr ipl ,  plates and  other  mat c rial  for 
this  work  were 
;11  his  home at  the 
ti me  of  the  re ce llt  tire  w hich  10tulI)" 
desl royed  his  oUiee  and  I:t bo r atory. 

Dl.:an  Bissell  will  :lt ll' n d  Iho:  con· 
\cntiOIl  fo r  Ihe  p romotion  of  CII 
gincering:  CI!ucaliOIl  held;n  ~ 1 ;ll1le · 
apol i;;  (,II  Thursday . .I UIIC  16. 

IlIl"il:l.tions  arc out  for  thc  mar r i 
:t~e .  on J uly  i, o f  )Ir.  Bruce  l !:t r t 
stich ,  instructor  ill  chemistn'  :11  )1, 
)/arg,lr:t  1101. 
.. \. ( '_.  :lIId 
hrook . :1 
the  preSelil 
junior  class,  fnrml'rh- of  I'iltshll r~. 
I' a, 

:\1 iss 
IIlcmher  of 

. 

)Ir. G.  II.  COOI1~.  of  Ihe  Ilep:lrt . 
menT  o f hO I;!Il1',  relllrr!:>  Tudal  fn ,m 
A rm  :\rho r,  ,~here he  h as  "I)ent the 
\hl.: 
p:I"ot  few  \1101\\hs  in  s\l1th· . 
the 
rl.: cCllt 
lI11il·\:r"it\.  )Ir. 
ti rl'  :It 
Coons  I<)";t  a 
ll11m hl'"  of  1':l1l1al1le 
CI1\tl1 r~'s  which  he  was  prc .. erlll1g" 
I'ery  ca refu lly . 

111 

\\'l1ile 

Th e  ~ U!1lll1 l.:r  :;cho,,) 

ill  1I1 :1chille 
"hop  pr:lct;"e \\ ill  heg:in on  )Iomb.\' , 
Junc  ~ ,:l. 
this  uppo r tunil_1 
i"  orfer~·,1  in  Ihe  maiu  for  tho,e  stu 
(knl~ who  I\es;re  to  make "I' h:lck 
wo rk.  the  laho r ato r y  is op .. n .. 1:;.0  for 
tho ..... 
:uh':lIIcct! 
II is not  in  :In\  Sl'n,;c a  "hor t 
wo rk. 
cour.,c,  no r  is  it  offe red  to  an)'  bllt 
rcg:ui:tr  swdents  ill  cn~il1o:c ri ng:. 

\\ ho  dcsi rc  10  (10 

li n c 

in  front  of  thl.: 

T he :1I111\1al  senior  swing.O\lt Too k 
place  on  \\" ednesday  o f  last  week, 
when  the  haml  ~uve  their  weekly 
open  :tir con cert .  T he cia;,;;  fo rmed 
\\'01110:rt '5 
in 
Bu ilding and,  1...'<.1  hy  Ihe  cla~s p resi 
dent ,  R obert  L o ree, and  v ice  prcsi 
lle nt, )liss Louise Clemen s, marched 
to  the  drill  g-round  to  enjoy  the  mu  
s ic  of  the  h alHI.  T hc  ca ps 
:tnt! 
gOWllS  n o w  furlher  se n c  to  ;wli 
ca tc  the  Ileaf  ap pro:lch  o f  com · 
meneement. 

" ~~ 

)Ir. 

)Ir.  1<.. 

\-em  STew:ml.  lop:l ..  ha ... 
heell  COntillel1  \() 
the  hospital  for 
';('\'cr:\1  d:ws lin  ;1~ C')lllIt  I)f  rheuma. 
tiSIll,  1011\;" in:,:- n  ~l'ig-e  of  mo:asit-s. 
I..  ="~l',  .  11,  tI~;;ist:IlI' 
p r ofc"snr  "f  "~T1 cl1ltl1raJ  educ:l\ion 
at  )1.  .\ .  C.  ,h ...  p;l~t  .I car,  11:1"  :lC' 
cepted  a  po"iti"n  .1 ...  l'OUllly  lI~ri e llll. 
II r ist  in  1I0nlwrn  Indiana, ami h""II1» 
his  IIL'\I  lahcJr~  ,lhoUI 
I.  '"'Il is 
[111\ 
.I(hlrcs;;  "ill hI.'  \· alpa~: li ";,, 

(i r:11 

P :llm,  foruwr 

)1.  ... \.  C, 
stud~,,;t  :111.1  hrothcr of  1111r  ;1;; ... i"I:l1I1 
lihr:rri:m,  wa ...  1l\u rr;cd  1111  ) I OUti;I) , 
.llml!'  ~,to :\Ib"  ~i).!rid  1 ~11\\;lnl~<' II, 
\\  ilh  Ib kl'r  _\!" ... it- Co., 
formerly 
;\ir.  I' alm  is  11I;1II :1;.:-er  n f 
L:III"Ulg:. 
l he  I'ine  Lakl'  re,.orl 
thi;;;  se;I".III, 
ami,  with  hi~ hr;lk,  \\ i\1  occupy  (I,ll" 
of  lh ...  coUa~e" Oil  thl' bke 

:IS 

U~lI'll.  ;t 

)1 r ... .  FHriematlll 

T he  :ltllHwl  Il:mquel  III  hOllor nf 
;\ 1 r.  :\1;1,'klin  .tnd  hi"  h:l.sC  ball  le;Ull 
W:IS  J;ri\lIl  h, 
in 
Cluh  IJ  ou  -"uC"tl;ty  ('\cllin;.:-,  and 
1111 .... 1  enj,,~ ahk' 
W;t ... , 
)Ir,>.  F.' ..  h3lhl"cti  arc  al. 
affair. 
:' ppreciult:d  h~  tho:  boys, 
\\":1.\" 
Ralph  Chllmh .. r1ain.  "3  \1:lS  chair. 
lIIun.  ami  i11lrodlln',1  )Ir.  )bcklin, 
\\ hu  prol' ceded  lC'  call  forlh · ;t  \ari 
et~·  of  1111115ual1.\  j!ood  tOIl~T~, 

Ra lph  Kirhy, 

I:.  will  h"\"l' 
ch" rg:\'  of  the  a~riculturc  ill  the 
lh n~o r  hi<-("h  school  for  Ihe coming 
)c:t r. 

)Ir".  LIlre!.;,  '13,  I\ho  Ull1lcrwent 
an  Olll,.'r:tlioll  al  Sparrow  11"spital 
ret'enth, i ...  much  i1l1prol"('d. :IIII( will 
soon  I>c  in  d!l~'"  \lork  again . 

_\  numhcr of  people  ~alher!lt thL' 
,Ioor  of  the  elecTr;ca!  room  in  En 
g-illl'ering'  11;111  eHcll  1I:l_\  10  ;.!"et  the 
corrO:CI  \\· a .. hillg-Ion  til1ll'.  which  ;s 
ren·i\ed  h.'  wirelc.,s. 

.\ l :r,  O.  Farmcr,  'IU,  for  ~ume 
li me  in"IrIlCIOr  l!I llr:l\\ ill~  "I  ),1.  A. 
C ..  l;s;t c(1  his hOIll~' in  LIt1~illg" :md 
fril·mls  li t  )1.  A.  C . :.  c\:tv  o r  two 
recenll)"  \\ 1ll'1l  in  dlc  ~ I:ltl:  Oil  husi 
)1 r.  F:1rmcr  i"  with  the  1' 011-
lle~', 
!:Ilt  Otlic~':l1  \\ ·;t,.hin~ton .  I). C. 

T he 

,Icpartment  of 

) Iadlin\'  Co ..  of 

lllCl'h:lllical 
ell;.:-ineerillg  ha"  ju", rece;vetl  a  new 
hlue  prilll iu<-("  m:lchinl',  made  11\'  the 
I<.e\·olule 
':\"e\\ 
T his  machi ne  will 
York  Cit\". 
print  contil\\II,u"ly  frOul 
!I  roll  of 
hlue  print  paper,  or  011  "hCl'\:;  a" 
de"in·(I,:u 
the  r:\le  of  aboul  two 
!lCJu!lre  }:lnb of  ... urface  per 11Iillllll'. 
T he lig- ht for thi$ work  is  furnishe.1 
by  ml'rcury  \' lIpo r  lamps. 

)Ir.  J.  C.  T h.  L"phof.  "ilh  tIll" 
t1eparlll1cnt  of  Bo t af)~  the past.) car, 
has  aCl'('(lleJ  a  \>O ... il;OIl  in  the  L·ni· 
\· ... r"it)'  of  Arizona. ,II  T UC-"Oll,  fo r 
Ihe  coming  yea r.  a t  a  cOI1»iderable 
incTl'alSe  in  s :l IH r y. 
)I r,  L" pho f  will 
be  as;;ist:1II1  in  planl  hrcediug.  w;1\ 
d o  so,ne  !e:lching"  w o rk,  :Illd  will 
hll\' (: 
the 
j!cnl'r:l1  supervision  of 
g rounds . 
lie  is  to  be cong:ratulat et! 
UpOIl  his  ncw  Hppoilltme11t. 

Thl'  lIe\\  deli\ en  \\ (1"011  in  \h~' 
Il)  the  .:ol1cge  tIa;r;'  dep~rlm(,Jlt  I,.. 
:t  ~oOtI  a.\'  for  collC)!~' 
ccrt:linly 
T hc  icc cre:1I1l  sell 
dHi r y  p ro..lllc"" 
iun  i~  1I0\\'  0 11 , 
:Ind  studeli lS  I1l1d 
others stop often  for a  "cool  COliC." 
\\" hell  o rd ers  fo r  a  (11I:lrt  or  m o rt: 
:.:-iv ... n, 
of  the  frol.cn  :.:-ood nes:. 
s:\me 
Ihal  it 
w;11  keep  seve ra l  hours  ill  perfc.:t 
conditio n. 

is 
\l;cdy  packed, so 

is 

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OLD  GRADUATES  WHO  WILL 
ATTEND  THE  REUNION. 

((]ontlnued from  I>I'I{II&') 
mond,  H .  L. Brunger . T. Glenn Phillips, 
Francis Sly.  E.  I.  Dail. 

1903· 
Ellsworth O.  Elmer ,  James G.  Moore, 
S. F. Gates, R. E. Yates,  Ray G.  T homas, 
'8",  U.  Eaton,  F.  V.  Foster,  Edna  V. 
Smith . 

190+· 
J.  H.  Prost,  C.  O.  Woodbu r y.  W.  J . 
Wright. H.  D.  Hahn . Grll.ceTaft Kunze, 
ehas.  B.  Taylo r,  E .  A.  Seelye,  Dayton 
A.  Gurney, Yarguerit;e  Barrows,  le .. ;ig 
T.  Bird. 

1905· 
B.  Foley Tuttle,  R.  1'.  Ste,·ens,  Bessie 
Bemis,  Paulina  Elona  Ra,..en,  Cora  L. 
Feldkamp. Anna Pickett.Gurntly, Je nni e 
A.  Humphrey.  Edwa rd  C.  Place. 

'.,00. 
Florence E. Case,  Edi th Roby. Calla. L. 
Krentel,  A. C.  And erson , G. W. B e bble· 
white,  J.  E.  Fii!k.  A.  S.  Armstrong, 
Bug h  C.  Salbbury.  Ea.rl  G.  Hagadorn, 
Laurence O.  Gordon. 

19°7 · 
Anna  M. Allgell.  Emil  C.  Pokorny , 
Fent  1::.  N.  Thatcher .  W.  B.  Allen,  E. 
L. Gro,..e r,  B.  G.  CaropbeJi. O. K .  White, 
G.  C.  Dudley,  11.  F.  Johnson, Alonzo H . 
ChBtI6. Thomas Hubbard Mc Hatton. Mrs. 
Helen  Ashley  Hill. 

'9Q8. 
Fannie  E.  J3eal,  )Ir.  and  )Irs.  H. M. 
Co nolly,  Ward  H .  Parke r,  A.  E.  Rig· 
terink,  C.  H.  Sutherland,  Mrs.  Grace 
Owen  Kantz,  M.  E. 11all , H. Musselman. 

")°9, 
W . R. Stafford,  R.  L.  KUr tz,  Florence 
Louire  HslJ.  F.  H .  VQ.lentille,  Belell 
Esselstyn,  ChI'S. B . Spur "Kay,  Catharine 
E.  Koch ,  F.  E.  Wood,  R.  Morley  Rey· 
nolds.  R  A.  Turller,  F.  H .  Kierstead, 
Edwin B.  Hulett. J.  H. lI cCadie. Walter 
Postiff.  Bri gis  Lyman  Clark,  Mrs.  W . 
E.  Perry. 

19 10• 
Barbara Van  Heulen.  ~\rth ur fl.  Per 
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J.  A.  Waldron,  C.  D.  Moore,  II.  Olin, 
Oren  L. Snow. 

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C.  DwighL  Cu rti/lS,  Emerson  A.  Arm · 
st rong,  Chas.  B.  Tu bbergen,  Carl  H . 
KIlOpf,  I .  J.  Cortright,  Uobt.  C.  Dreis· 
bach.  Virgil T.  Bogue,  D.  C.  Car penter, 
F. H. Tillotson, G.  P . Spring er,  Floyd J. 
Gibbs.  ChAS.  N.  Frey,  Guy  H .  Smith. 
Thos.  C.  Whyte,  naurice  M.  Buck.  J . G. 
Bays,  E.  E.  Wallaee,  Hel\:ln  E.  Oudge, 
Iva  Wi lson.  W.  R. Walker,  C.  S.  Lang· 
don.  W.  W. Shallor. E. P. ·Wandel. Edna 
ChRmberlni n,  Clare  S.  Severanc.'e,  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  O.  G. Anderson,  Louise  Linds 
ley,  Zelia  n .  Kimmel,  G.  E.  Watts,  U. 
8.  Cmue.  Mabel  Hobison,  Winnifroo 
Felton. 

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Miller, Don na Edwards,  Horace V.  Gelb, 
Mo.ncel  T.  Mann.  Bessie G. Howe,  D.  A. 
Spencer ,  Ferllelle  M.  Allen,  Ve r nR  S. 
Allen,  Philena F. Smith. ~rgeC. SheS· 
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Hall.  M. J.  tJear ing. R.  n  Delvin ,  Goo. 
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