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SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS
Christmas T erm
G. VICTOR HAMILTON, JR.
GEORGE w. STARKEY
FREDERICK L. BARRETT
Trinity T erm
G. VICTOR HAMILTON, JR.
GEORGE w. STARKEY
FREDERICK L. BARRETT
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. President
Vice-President
Secretary-Treasurer
. President
Vice-President
Secretary- T reasur·er
JoHN CLAIR ALEXANDER RICHARD FRANKLIN AMES
WALLACE LUDWIG ANDERSON FRANK BARNES
JoHN BARNEWALL FREDERICK LIONEL BARRETT STEPHEN RussELL BARTLETT ETHAN FROST BASSFORD
LLOYD GRAHAM BATES wARD PENDLETON
SAMUEL NICOLL BENJAMIN BERNARD GALE BoRDEN BEEKMAN BuDD MILTON BUDIN JosEPH CLEMENT BuTHS RoBERT BRISTOL BuTLER ARTHUR HuGH CAMPBELL
HAROLD BRADFORD CoLTON, JR.
HENRY FRANCIS CooNEY WALTER GILMORE CoucH MALCOLM CROCKER
JosiAs JENKINS CROMWELL DAVID DAVIDSON HowARD RoGERs DAY WILLIAM H ENRY DECKER, JR. RoBERT HARE DELAFIELD, JR. ANTHONY DILORENZO ALFRED \V ALDO DRIGGS, JR. JoHN KEVIN DuNNE ERNEST MosEs EssEx EARL HARPER FLYNN JAcK LovELL FoLLANSBEE JOHN GRIFFITH FRANCOMBE GREGORY ARMAND GABOURY CROMBIE JAMES DICKINSON GARRETT LEo GILMAN WILLIAM HENRY GoRMAN, II GEORGE DANA GREENLEAF MICHAEL VINCENT GuALTIERI FREDERICK EvEREST HAIGHT, II HERBERT JosEPH HALL DAN PHILIP BASSETTE HANSON PAuL ScHULER HARRIS RoBERT JAMES HARRIS WILLIAM JoHN HAssLEY, JR.
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Philadelphia, Pa. West Hartford, Conn .
Hartford, Conn. Bloomfield, Conn.
Brooklyn, . Y. Erie, Pa.
Hingham, Mass. utley, I.J.
West Hartford, Conn. West Hartford, Conn .
Garrison-on-Hudson, . Y. Hartford, Conn. Scarsdale, N . Y . Hartford, Conn.
West Hartford, Conn. Collinsville, Conn.
West Hartford, Conn.
Flushing, N . Y.
Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Iew York, N.Y.
Baltimore, Md. Hartford, Conn. Peekskill, N.Y.
Cynwyd, Pa. Hewlett, L . I.
Hartford, Conn . East Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn . Bristol, R.I.
Hartford, Conn. Mamaroneck, I. Y.
Grosse Pointe, Michigan Springfield, Mass. Round Bay, Md . Hartford, Conn.
Baltimore, Md.
Hartford, Conn.
Waterbury, Conn. New York, N.Y.
East Hartford, Conn.
Newington J ct., Conn. Philadelphia, Pa. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
PHILLIPS HAWKINS
HENRY HoYT HAYDEN THOMAS DEMPSTER HEATH
JAMES Vl ALTER HELL y AR RAYMOND PATRICK HICKEY, JR. RICHARD JAMES HILL WILLIAM FRANCIS HILL NEAL FRANKLIN HOLMGREN FRANCis JosEPH HoPE ELMER JOSEPH H UBER TRUMAN MARTIN HuFFMAN, JR.
PAUL JASPERSOHN LYMAN Lucrus JOHNSON RAYMOND HARRIS JOHNSON \VILLIAM HERBERT JOHNSON DAVID KEATING
GEORGE MALLARD KILGORE MoRRIS KLEIN
RICHARD ALEXANDER LEGGETT
JoHN MATTHEW LEoN,JR. EuGENE JAcoB LIEDER, JR. JoHN DusTIN LoCKE CLINTON THOMAS MAC¥
RoBERT CLINTON MADDEN RoBERT LEoNARD MADORSKY WILLIAM HENRY MALLIET, JR. EDWARD GuiLD MANN SHERWOOD VETT MARTIN NEWTON HENRY MASON
GuY BuRNHAM MAYNARD, JR. DouGLAs OLivER McBRIARTY
FRANK EuGENE McCARTHY LESLE WILLIAM McWILLIAMs
JOHN PHILLIPS MERRILL, II RoNALD AGARD MERTENS EDWARD OLIVER MILLS WILLIAM JASON MIXTER, JR. CLARENCE B u RTON MoRGAN, JR. CARLETON GILBERT ELSON
LAWRENCE JoHNSON NEWHALL HENRY KAROP NoRIAN RuLDOLPH VICTOR 0BLOM ARTHUR CLARENCE OLSON LEoNARD OwEN O'NEIL BoRIS WILLIAM p ACELIA
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Worcester, Mass. Tolland, Conn.
Hartford, Conn. West Hartford, Conn.
H artford, Conn. H artford, Conn.
Bristol, Conn. West H artford, Conn.
Wethersfield, Conn. New Britain, Conn.
H artford, Conn. Branford, Conn. H artford, Conn.
Wethersfield, Conn. H artford, Conn.
Lee, Mass. Waltham, Mass. H artford, Conn.
Wethersfield, Conn.
ew York, . Y. D ominican Republic
H artford, Conn. Nantucket, Mass.
Newton, Mass. Springfield, Mass.
West H artford, Conn. Bloomfield, Conn.
East Hartford, Conn. Scarsdale, N. Y.
Lexington, Mass. New Britain, Conn.
H artford, Conn. East H artford, Conn.
West Hartford, Conn. Delmar, N.Y.
H artford, Conn. Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Plainville, Conn.
Hartford, Conn. Philadelphia, Pa.
Thompsonville, Conn. Thompsonville, Conn. West Hartford, Conn.
Norwich, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
GEORGE BRADFORD pATTERSON WILLIAM FIRTH PICKLES
BRAYTON ATWATER PoRTER, JR . CRESSON P uGH JoHN BARTEL REINHEIMER CHARLES GEORGE RICHMAN BENJAMIN D AviD RoHowsKY
JoHN CARTER RowLEY, JR. ALBERT ADAM SABAT
BENJAMIN SACKTER MILTON EDMONDS SAUL RoGER C u RRIE ScHMUCK KEITH HENRY Sc HONROCK GEORGE ROBERT SCHRECK JoHN DAvrs Sc RANTON THOMAS J osEPH SKELLY, JR. JoHN EDWARD SLowiK DouG LAs E nw iN SMITH GEORGE \N ALLACE BAILEY STARKEY GRANT ICHOLAS STEMMERMANN RoBERT JOSEPH STERBENS RuDOLPH LoRBACHER TALBOT WILB UR KENNETH TATTERSALL GEORGE EDSON SHEPARD TETLOW JoHN CHARLEs TIEDEMAN BERNARD LEON T ULIN ALBERT CoNKLIN TuRNER SuMNER BARNEs Twiss
JoHN EDWARD UPHAM, JR. ARNOLD \N A TERMAN ARTH UR CHARLES WEBB WARR EN WEEKS JOHN WARREN W EISSHEIMER JoHN KENN ETH WERNER JAMES MoTTRAM WHEELER WILLIAM BRYAR WHITE, JR. CHARLES G EORGE WIDDIFIELD STANDISH RisT WIGHTMAN
JoHN TH OMAs WILc o x J o HN HIN ES \ VILSON E DWIN T owNSEND WROTH WILLIAM H owARD Y ATEs
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Gwynedd, P a . Buckland, C onn.
W est H artford, C onn . Yardley , P a .
R ochester, . Y. W est H artford, C onn .
H artford, C onn. H artford, C onn. H artford, C onn. H artford, C onn.
P awtucket, R . I. L aramie, W yoming
East H a rtford, C onn . W est H a rtford, C onn.
H artford, C onn.
H artford, C onn. H a rtford, C onn.
J amaica Plain , M ass . Hartford, C onn .
Bogota, N . Y. H artford, C onn. Hing ham, Mass. Brooklyn, . Y . H artford, C onn. ew Y ork, N . Y . Hartford, C onn.
M orristown, . J. H artford, C onn.
\N a ban, M ass. H artford, C onn.
\ Vethersfi eld , C onn . Chestnut Hill , M ass.
E agle P ass, T exas ew Britain, C onn.
Shelton, C onn. Saratoga Springs, . Y .
D etroit, Mich . Windso r, C onn.
W ethersfield , C onn. Baltimore, M d.
H age rstown, Md. H artford , C onn.
JoHN V. DIMLING
JAMES S. JEILL
JAMES L. LATHROP
RALPH SHELLy
JAMES S . TEILL
HERBERT R . BLAND
FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS
Christmas T erm
Trinity T erm
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. President
Vice-President
Secretary-Treasure1·
. President
Vice-President
Secretrwy-Treasurer
HENRY WILLIAM ABTS ALBERT AKSOMITAS HowARD STANLEY ALEXANDER JAMES JoHN ALLEN RoBERT ERNEST ANDERSON G usTAVE WILLIAM ANDRIAN EDWARD CoRNELIUs BARRETT ERNEST LEONARD BENGSTON, JR. PAUL JOSEPH BILKA ARTHUR MERRIMAN BLACKBURN HERBERT REMINGTON BLAND WILLIAM HILL BLEECKER, III RoBERT ALEXANDER BoDKIN, JR. WILLIAM MATTHEws BoGER WALTER EINAR BoRIN STEPHEN AUGUSTUS BRENNAN EDWARD LuTHER BuRNHAM OLIVER ALLEN CAMPBELL, JR. THOMAS ELTON CANFIELD PHILIP ANTHONY CAPOBIANCO JOHN HENRY CAREY, JR. PAUL SAMUEL CASSARINO EDWIN ARTHUR CHARLES THEODORE McCAUSLAND CHILD RoBIN ARCHIBALD CLAPP WILLIAM CHARLES CLARK JOHN LYONS CLARKE AuDLEY WILLIAM CoLE JAMEs FRANcis CoLLINs TIMOTHY RoBERT CoNNELLY GEORGE BIRDSELL CoRNELL, JR. CHARLEs RoBERT CRABBE DANIEL JoHN CRusoN JoHN FRANCis DALY JOHN V OLZ DIMLING GEoRGE WALKER DoDGE OTTO ERNEST DUENNEBIER CHARLES WILLIAM EKIN RoBERT BoLICH ELY ARVID WILLIAM ENGEL FRANKLIN RoY ENQUIST WALTER PHILLIPS FAY, JR. RAYMOND JAMES FERGUSON, JR. VINCENT DANIEL FERNANDEZ CARLETON NATHANIEL FISHER
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Syracuse, Ind. Hartford, Conn.
Frankford, Pa. Hartford, Conn.
ew Britain, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
W. Barrington, R.I. Manchester, Conn.
New York, N.Y. Baltimore, Md.
West Hartford, Conn. Mount Lebanon, Pa.
Maplewood, r. J. Garden City, r. Y.
Hartford, Conn. East Hartford, Conn.
North Windham, Conn. East Norwich, L. I.
West H artford, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
West H artford, Conn. ew Britain, Conn.
Brooklyn, N.Y. H artfo rd, Conn.
Sharon, Conn. Brattleboro, Vt.
Hartford, Conn. Long Beach, N.Y.
Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Yonkers, N.Y.
Hartford, Conn. Bridgeport, Conn.
Hartford, Conn. C atonsville, Md.
Short Hills, N. J. Hartford, Conn.
Towson, Md. Albany, . Y.
Hartford, Conn. Wethersfield, Conn.
Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. ew York, N.Y. Hartford, Conn.
RoBERT MAcARTNEY FLANDERs QUENTIN PERSHING GALLAGHER
JOSEPH MATHEW G ANEY LEO pAUL GIARD I FRANCIS DENNIS GLISTA PAuL ALLEN GooDWIN CLARENCE BERTRAM GRANDAHL WILFRED FERRAR GREENWOOD KENNETH LAwRENCE GuTHRIE, JR. EDWARD FRANCIS HALLORAN, JR. GEORGE VICTOR HAMILTON, JR. RICHARD \V ARREN HAMIL TON CHARLES PERRy HAMMILL IAN MuRDOCH HANNA CHARLES THOMAS HARRIS WILLIAM BEIJ HARRISON RICHARD SEYMOUR HART, JR. HENRY WEHRMAN HASLACH JoHN FRANKLIN HAzEN, JR. ERNEST HENRY HEATH, JR. AuGusT JoHN HEussER, JR. WILLIAM JAMEs HoFMANN ALVIN CHARLEs HoPKINs RoBERT RoBINSON HowARD, JR. WALLACE HENRY HowE WILFRED DRESSER HoYT
ALEXANDER J ACY ARTHUR VERNER JoHNsoN WAYNE LEONARD JOHNSON JAMES FRANKLYN REEs JoNEs GEORGE KAZARIAN HENRY HASTON KEANE WILLIAM FRANCIS KELLY RoBERT SHAW KERR OGDEN KNAPP EDWARD THADDEUS KNUREK DoNALD FRED LANE EDWARD FRANCIS LAPAC
JAMES LANE LATHROP CARMINE RoBERT LAVIERI CoNNOR LAWRENCE, JR. RICHARD DRAKE LINDNER RoBERT JAY LrPsrTz MoRRis THEODORE LITTELL ANTHONY CHANDLER LoscALzo
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Lawrence, Mass. Hartford, Conn.
ew London, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
Enfield, Conn. Tilton, N.H.
Hartford, Conn. Windsor, Conn. Yonkers, N.Y.
Hartford, Conn. Stamford, Conn. Norwalk, Conn.
New York, N.Y. Goshen, Conn. Bristol, Conn.
Hartford, Conn. Utica, . Y.
Richmond Hill, N.Y. ewington, Conn.
Summit, . J. Philadelphia, Pa.
East Hartford, Conn. Philadelphia, Pa.
West Orange, . J. ew Britain, Conn.
Hamden, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
DeSmet, South Dakota Danielson, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
ewport, R. I. Glen Ridge, N.J.
Hartford, Conn. Hamden, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
ew London, Conn. Winsted, Conn.
New York, N.Y. Hartford, Conn.
St. Louis, Mo. Honolulu, T. H. Elmhurst, L. I.
DEFOREST MANICE, ]R. WILLIAM JosEPH McCARTHY PALMER JENKINs McCLosKEY PHILIP BRoWN McCooK HARRY ALoYsiUs McGRATH, JR. THOMAS McLAUGHLIN THOMAS CHARLEs McPARTLAND
JoHN OsBORNE MERSHON STANLEY ALEXANDER MERSKI THEODORE EDWARD METHENY
ORMAN CLINTON MILLER RoGER CoNAUT MIXTER RICHARD FRANCIS MoRAN EDWARD Lours MoRRis RoBERT MuRRAY MuiR, JR.
JAMES STUART EILL, JR .
ew York, N.Y. Hartford, Conn.
Cavite, P. I. New York, N.Y.
Yonkers, N.Y. Bristol, Conn.
Manchester, Conn. Woodstock, Ill.
Hartford, Conn. Windsor, Conn.
Wethersfield, Conn. Brookline, Mas . Hartford, Conn.
.. Windsor, Conn . Grosse Pointe, Mich .
Manchester, Conn. Hartford, Conn. ALEXANDER WILLIAM WALLIS NETTEN
HAROLD REMKE NICKEL
RICHARDSON LATROBE ONDERDONK HERBERT HENRY PANKRATZ
Fargo, N.D.
'Vashington County, Md.
DANIEL ANTHONY PETERS, JR. EDWARD FARREN PETIT THOMAS RoBERT PYE, JR. GILES DESHON RANDALL, JR. JoHN RoBERT RANDALL
JoHN JosEPH RAu JOHN FRANCIS REYNOLDS
JosEPH LERoY RIHL STEPHEN MICHAEL RILEY ARTHUR MIDDLETON RINEHART
THOMAS FRANCIS RIPA
JoHN_ LEONARD RITTER GEoRGE HENRY MAcLAGAN RouNTREE, JR. GAETANO THOMAS SAMARTINO WILLIAM THOMAS SANDALLS ARTHUR SANTOORJIAN JoHN STERLING SAUNDERs CAsPAR BucK ScHAEFER ERNEST WILLIAM ScHIRM
JosEPH PowELL ScH UNDER, JR. ELLIOTT SELTZER
JACOB SAMUEL SHAPIRO FRANK SHARKIEWICZ, JR. TREVOR SEWELL SHAW, JR. RALPH RoTHENBERGER SHELLY
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Bristol, Conn. Bristol, Conn.
Toms River, N.J. Hartford, Conn.
Leonia, . J. Yonkers, N.Y. Fanwood, N.J.
ew Britain, Conn. Frankford, Pa.
Hartford, Conn. Baltimore, Md.
Holyoke, Mass. West Hartford, Conn.
Mahwah, I . J. Brooklyn, . Y.
Bridgeport, Conn . Hartford, Conn.
Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Bridgehampton, N. Y.
Hartford, C~nn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
New Haven, Conn. Swarthmore, Pa.
JOHN RoBERT SIEGEL
HERBERT NORMAN SLATE
NoRMAN TRAVERs SLATER
DoNALD JoHN SMITH EDWARD LAURENCE SMITH
GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH, JR. PHILIP CRANE SMITH
SANDFORD CORTELYOU SMITH
BERNARD CoRNELIUs SoLYN, JR. HENRY CHARLEs SouTH
SAMUEL STRONG SPAULDING WILLIAM GEORGE SPEED, II CHARLES CLAUDE SPINK, II FREDERICK REYNOLDS SPITZER
CHARLES EDWARD STARR PAUL SHERMAN STENBUCK
GoRDON HowARD STEVENS
FRANCIS ALEXANDER STOCKWELL, JR.
GEORGE REMINGTON STUBBS
JosEPH JAMES SuLLIVAN THEODORE ANTHONY SwiDERSKI
JoHN WALLACE SYKEs, JR. ALFRED AYRES TAYLOR
LESTER TIBBALS, JR. EDGAR RAYMOND TucKER
ALBERT v'iTIENCKE vAN DuzER
RICHARD Lours VoGEL
RICHARD BEACH wALES
CHARLES DoDSLEY WALKER
KEITH IvAN WATSON
ERNEST wHITE
GEoRGE MoNTAGUE WILLIAMs, JR. GEORGE FREDERICK WILSON
WILLIAM JoHN WoLF THRUSTON WRIGHT, JR. CHARLEs DuNCAN YETMAN
MAx SIDNEY ZARETSKY
DoNALD RoBERT ZITo
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Erie, Pa.
Hartford, Conn.
Port Chester, N.Y. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.
New York, N.Y.
Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.
Buffalo, N.Y. Baltimore, Md.
St. Louis, Mo. Toledo, 0 hio
South Windsor, Conn.
Mount Vernon, N.Y.
Hudson, N.Y.
Hartford, Conn.
Danbury, Conn. Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.
Wheaton, Ill. Wethersfield, Conn.
Milford, Conn. Newtonville, Mass.
Beachwood, N.]. New Britain, Conn.
Stratford, Conn.
Glen Ridge, l. J.
Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.
Newton Centre, Mass. Hartford, Conn.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.
Hartford, Conn.
BOOK THR
E
EPSILON CHAPTER
OF ·DELTA .PSI
s AINT ANTHO Y HALL came to Trinity College in 1850 and is today the
oldest fraternity on the campus. Last fall Epsilon, with an active membership of
sixteen, pledged fourteen men.
In the course of the years, the Hall has had several changes in its interior decoration
which add greatly to its appearance. The St. Anthony's gave a dance at the Hall
after the Wesleyan game in the fall and a tea-dance this year before the Senior Ball.
The annual dinner of the St. Anthony Club of Connecticut was held in Hartford in
March and was attended by representatives of the chapters at Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Williams College, and Yale University.
Delta Psi has had representatives in most of the college activities during the past
year. The Sydney T. Miller Trophy for squash racquets was awarded the chapter
permanently for its third victory in intramural competition .
In February the following men were initiated: Benjamin L. Blake, Jr., William
J. Mixter, Jr., Charles C. Spink, II, Oliver A. Campbell, Jr., John V. Dim:ing,
Ogden Knapp, Robert C . Madden, John C. Rowley, and Sanford Smith.
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Back Row: Blake, Merrill, W eeks, Talbot, Benjamin, Diml ing, Madden, Campbell.
Seco11d Row: Williams, Smith, Mixter, Delafield, Littl e, Kn app, Mixter, R owley, Cromwell, Gorman, Spink.
Front Row: ewhall, Crocker, Spalding, Wroth, Little, Bainebridge, Bancroft, Burdett, H aigh t, Wright, Hamilton, Lawrence.
CLASS OF 1937
RoBERT PRINGLE BAINBRIDGE
\VILLIAM JICKERSON BANCROFT
PAUL EDWARD BuRDETT
CLASS OF
SAMUEL ' ICOLL BENJAMIN
CHARLES O GDEN LITTLE (Pledgee)
Louis ADAMS LITTLE
JoHN CHESTER WARNER, ]R.
1938
EDWIN TowNSEND WROTH
CLASS OF I939
BENJAMIN SEWALL BLAKE, JR.
~ALCOLMCROCKER
JosiAs jENKINs CROMWELL
vVILLIAM HENRY GoRMAN, II GEORGE VICTOR HAMILTON, JR.
\VJLLIAM jASON ~IXTER, jR.
LAWRENCE jOHNSON EWHALL
SAMUEL STRONG SPAULDIN G
CHARLES CLAUDE SPINK, II RuDOLF LORBACHER TALBOT
vV ARREN WEEKS
THRUSTON WRIGHT, ]R.
CLASS OF 1940
OLIVER ALLEN CAMPBELL, ]R. JoHN VoLz DIMLING
OGDEN KNAPP
CONNAR LAWRENCE
RoBERT CLINTON ~ADDEN
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DEFORREST ~ANICE
CHARLES EMBREE RocKWELL
JoHN CARTER RowLEY
SANFORD CoRTELYou SMITH
GEOR GE MoNTAGUE WILLIAMs, ]R.
PHI KAPPA CHAPTER
OF
ALPHA DELTA PHI
T HE Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity was founded at Hamilton College in 18 32 and
since then has spread throughout this country and into three Canadian provinces.
The Phi Kappa society at Trinity was the parent organization out of which the Phi
Kappa chapter grew here.
The Alpha Delts maintained their usual active place in campus affairs this past
season, and in social activities they highlighted their year with a dance the week-end of
the Wesleyan football game and a house party Senior Ball Week-End.
Seven freshmen, two juniors and two ophomores were pledged during the year
and of these seven men were initiated.
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Back R ow : H art, H owa rd, R. Onderdonk , Ferguw n, Bod kin , Sykes, M cCloskey, F. Barret , Fi sher, Clow .
Front R ow : E. Smith, McNulty, Tiedeman, B. Onderdonk, P aynter, Brooke, T yng, O ' M alley, P atterson ,
Turner.
FRATRES IN FACULTATE
HENRY AuGusT us PERKINS
JoEL lJAM BRoOKE
ARTHUR BR U CE ONDERDONK
JoHN BARD McNuLTY
RoBERT DoDGE O'MALLEY
FREDERIC K LIONEL BARRETT
HAROLD RICHARD CLOW
A. R. C usHMAN
THOMAS SMITH w ADLOW
CLASS OF I937
WILLIAM K u EN PAYNTER
JoHN STEVENS TYNG
CLASS OF 1938
JoHN CHARLES TIEDEMAN
ALBERT CoNKLIN T u RNER
CLASS OF I939
CROMBIE JAMES DICKINSON GARRETT
GEORGE BRADFORD PATTERSON
DouG LAS EDWIN SMITH
CLASS OF I 940
RoBERT ALEXANDER BoDKIN, JR. PALMER JENKIN McCLos KEY, JR.
RAYMOND JAMES FERGUSON RICHARD LATROBE ONDERDONK
CARLETON ATHANIEL FisHER RIC HARD BEECH \VALES
GEORGE FREDERIC 'NILSON
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ALPHA CHI CHAPTER
OF
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
T HE Alpha Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon was chartered on May 4, I 879,
being the third oldest fraternity on the Trinity campus. The mother chapter at
Yale University was founded in I 844, and there are now forty-seven active chapters
with a total of about thirty thousand members.
Alpha Chi was greatly honored this year when, at the Ninety-Second Annual
Convention held in Rochester, ew York, during the Christmas holidays, Bern Budd,
Jr., was elected President of the Convention. Three other brothers from the loca l
chapter also attended.
The yea r was ope ned with the pledging of six new men. The formal initiation
was held on February twenty-seventh, when L eslie W. McWilliams, William H .
Bleeker, Edward L. Burnham, and Thomas Canfield came within the bonds.
Socially, the D ekes entertained with a formal dance on the night of the victorious
Wesleyan ga me. Many Alumni returned for this affair and all of the fraternities on
ca mpus were well represented.
Although small numerically, Alpha Chi has succeeded in maintaining its position
on campus, being represen ted in practically every field of endeavor, and with its
members holding several important positions.
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Back R ow: Burnham, B. Budd, Stevens, Heath, Wightman, Rou ntree.
Fro111 R ow: T. Benson, Armstrong, H odgdon, W. O'Bryon, Bern Budd, E. Th ompso n, D. Sanders, Mason,
Bleeker.
BERN BuDD, JR.
FRATER IN FACULTATE
RoBERT P. \i\T A TERMAN
CLASS OF I937 WILLIAM R. O'BRYON
CLASS OF I938 L. MoRAY ARMSTRONG, JR. THOMAS D. BENSON
EDWARD L. THOMPSON
CARL R. HoDGDON, JR. JoHN M. PARSONs DoNALD A. SANDERs
BEEKMAN BuDD
CLASS OF I939 EWTON H. MASON
CLASS OF I940
LEsLIE W. McWILLIAMs
\VILLIAM H. BLEEKER, III EDWARD L. BuRNHAM THOMAS CANFIELD ERNEST S. HEATH, JR. GEoRGE H. M. RouNTREE, JR.
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BET A BET A CHAPTER
OF
PSI UPSILON
T HE Beta Beta Chapter of Psi Upsilon was established at Trinity College in r88o, the fraternity being found ed at Union College as early as 1833.
At the beginning of the year, Beta Beta pledged seven freshmen, one junior, and
one senior. On D ecember ninth, M elvin R. D owne , '37, and J ohn M . L eon, '38, were
formally initiated into Psi Upsilon. On F ebruary twenty-seventh, Frederick R . Spitzer,
'39, Phillip B. McCook, '40, and J ames S. eill, '40 , were initiated. L ater, J ohn
Mershon, '40, and Wilfred H oyt, '40 , joined the bond .
During the fall, the H ouse held several info rmal tea dances following football
games. A house party was entertained during the Junior Prom W eek-End, during which
1\ilr. and Mrs. William Orrick acted as chaperones. The chapter has numbered among
its ranks two of the rna jor dance chai rmen.
Psi U has been extremely active in sports, especially this spring, w hen it ac
counted for two Varsity co-captains in baseball and track. The individual quash racquets
trophy again adorns Psi U's mantelpiece, being regained by Frank J ackson. The
Alexand er O gilby swimming cup is al o collecting Psi U dust for the second time.
T eams were entered in all in tramural sports in a supreme effort to regain the Alumni
T rophy w hich was lost last yea r.
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Back R ow: Decker, H oyt, Mershon, Leon, M aynard, Sherman, Smith, Bartlett , Reinheimer.
Second R ow: Hawki ns, Culleney, Bates, Muir, Flanders, Widdefield, M cCook, Neill, L ane, Spitzer, M ertens,
Vickers. Fro nt Row: Hass ley, Follansbee, Stevenson, Boles, J ackson, H aigh t, P atton, Wilson, Downes, Fuller, Locke,
Merrill.
FRATRESIIFACULTATE
CHARLES EDGAR CuNINGHAM HowARD GREENLEY
CLASS OF I 937
vVrLsoN HAIGHT RAYMOND STANTON PATToN, JR.
MELVIN RicE DowNES L u THER BARTON WILSON, III
CLASS OF I938
WILLIAM FABENS BoLES JoHN MATTHEW LEoN, ]R. GEORGE WILLIAM CuLLENEY, II JoHN DusTIN LocKE
HENRY 1\1ELVILLE FuLLER JoHN PHILLIPs MERRILL, II
FRANCIS GARDNER JACKSO N ARTH U R MASON SHERMAN, JR.
CHARLES GEORGE WIODIFIELD
CLASS OF I939
\VARD PENDLETON BATES G uY B u RNHAM MAYNARD
STEPHEN RoBERT BARTLETT DoNALD A. MERTENS
WILLIAM DECKER
JAcK L. FoLLANSBEE
WILFRED D. HoYT
JoHN MERSHON
RoBERT MuRRAY MuiR
JoHN BARTEL REINHEIMER
FREDERICK SPITZER
CLASS OF I 940
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PHILIP B. McCooK
JAMES s. NEILL
THE PHI PSI CHAPTER
OF
ALPHA CHI RHO
J N I 896 the Fraternity of Alpha Chi Rho was founded here at Trinity College in
ortham I I. Phi Psi, being the Mother Chapte~ , is justly proud of the growth of
The National F ratern ity, as well as its own position on the Trinity C ampus. The past
year has been one of the most successful in the history of the Chapter, sta rting out
very propitiously on Pledging Sunday with the acquiring of fourteen men, the largest
delegation of any hou e. Since that da te six more men have been added to the Roster
making the H ouse the largest on campus.
Scholastically the H ouse has maintained its customary hig h standard, ranking third
of all the groups on the Campus with a pe rcentage ve ry close to the leaders. Athletically
too, it has taken its part by having representatives on the Varsity and Freshman F ootball
T eams, the Varsity and J. V. Swimming T eams, J. V. Basketball, Varsity T ennis, and
Varsity and J. V. Baseball.
Socially, the activities have been limited chiefl y to small info rmal dances and parties
in the H ouse. During Junior Prom ' Veek-E nd, however, the annual rna jor dance given
by the F raternity opened the festi vities with a bang and was hea rtily acclaimed by
everyone. T aking everything into consideration, the yea r has been unusually replete
w ith successful ventures both curricularly and extra-curricularly, and bodes very we ll
fo r the future.
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Back R ow: V. Fernandez, M cGrath, Connar, Sandalls, Schreck, Greenwood, Losca lzo, D. Smith.
Second R ow: P orte r, Schirm, Cornell, Schonrock, Bland, White, Shelly, Rinehart, Speed, Ely.
Fr o111 R ow! Pugh, Bassford, McKee> Ralli en, M cDermott, Henderson, Payne, Calderwood, Ramaker,
Newlands, \Veir.
TH EODORE A. BALLI EN
FREDERI CK A. CALDERWOOD, }R.
} AMES H ENDERSON, }R.
R oBERT F . CoNNAR
GREGORY T. McKEE
ETHA ' F. B ASSFORD
DouGLAS E. SM tTH
WILLI AM B. WHITE
G EORGE B. CoRNELL
RoBERT B. ELY
\~NCENT D. FERNANDEZ
J\ , THONY C. LOSCA L ZO
CLASS OF I937 D AN I EL L. NEWLANDS
THOMAS B. M c D ERMOTT
J OHN S. MARTIN ( honora ry social )
CLASS OF I 938 CRESSON P UGH
FRANK F. SCHIRM
]A MES M. F . W EIR
CLASS OF 1939 BRAYTON A. P ORTER
ARTHUR C . OLSON
K EITH H. SCHO. ROC K
CLASS OF 194-0 J. ROB ERT R ANDALL
WtLPRF.D F. GREENWOOD
A. MrDDLF.TO RINEHART
I I 9
R oBERT H . P A YN E
JUDSON S. R AMAKER
FRANC I S L. SM ITH
SPENCER P. K E NARD, } R.
GERALD B . K ELL ER
G. RoBERT ScHRECK
JOHN T. WILCOX
WILLIAM H . YATES
R ALPH R. SHELLY
WILLIAM G. SPEED, rrr G EORGE W . DoDGE
H ERBERT R. BLAND
SIGMA CHAPTER
OF
DELTA PHI
D ELTA PHI, third in order of establishment of American College Fraternities,
was founded ovember 17, I 82 7, at Union College, by Benjamin Burroughs,
William H. Fondey, Samuel L. L amberson, D avid H . Little, Samuel C . Larrison,
Thomas C. McL aury, J ohn M ason, J oseph G. Masten, and William Wilson. These
nin e founders we re all members of the class of 1828 . The purposes of the found ers
were to consolidate their interests and at the same time mutually benefit each other, to
maintain high standing as students and as gentlemen, and to foster cordial and fraternal
relations. D elta Phi has been conservative in the establishment of its fifteen chapters,
and has not sought to expand generally th ro ughout the co,lleges and universities of th e
country, but remains essentially an eastern fraternity. A quarterly magazine, The
D eLta Phi R ecord, is published fo r members only as the offi cial organ. In I 917 a charter
was g ranted to the old est local society in existence, located at Trinity, which was
established as the " C orax Cl ub" shortly after the fo undation of the institution, then
known as \ Vashington College. In I 829 this was developed into the I. K. A. Society,
and in 191 7 was instituted as the Sigma Chapter of D elta Phi .
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Back Row : Buths, Barnewa ll, P . Smith, H as lach .
Second Row: Lieder, R. Clapp, Schmuck, Barbou r, Dunne, Butler, Wheeler.
Front R ow: T attersa ll, M oun t ford, Baldwin, C. Nelson, D r. Adams, E. M ay, LeFevre, Whaples, J. Wilson.
CLASS OF I917
LAWRENCE MASON BALDWIN EDWARD CHARLES MAY
PAUL HuMPHREY BARBOUR, JR. CLIFFORD CoLMER NELSON
CLYDE CARLO CARTER
CLASS OF I938
CHARLES HENRY LEFEVRE
WILBUR KENNETH TATTERSALL
JosEPH CLEMENT BuTHS
RoBERT BRISTOL BuTLER
RoBIN ARCHIBALD CLAPP
PAUL JASPERSOHN
CLASS OF I939
THOMAS ALBERT w HAPLES
JoaN HINEs WILsoN
EuGENE JACOB LIEDER
JOHN FRANCIS REYNOLDS
RoGER CuRRIE Sc HM UC K
JAMES MoTTRAM WHEELER
CLASS OF I940
HENRY WEHRMAN HASLAC H
I2I
DELTA CHI CHAPTER
OF
SIGMA NU
T HE fraternity of Sigma u was founded at Virginia Military Institute in I 869, and
established at Trinity in I 9 I 8. Sigma u is one of the largest fraternal organiza
tions in the country, having at present ninety-eight collegiate chapter in forty-six states.
At the beginning of the yea r, D elta Chi pledged ten men, and during its course
initiated the following: John C. Alexander, Jr., Paul S. Harris, Carl W. Lind ell,
H oward A . Edstrom, J ames F . Carty, Gregory Gaboury, and D onald J. Smith.
The chapter has been active wcially, having held house dances in the fall and over
the Junior Prom vVeek-E nd. This spring a series of informal radio dances have also been
held. The chapter has al o been host to many of its Alumni at gatherings at the house
throughout the year.
On campus, Sigma N u is represented in almost every field of endeavor. In t :le
fall, it was lea rned that Sigma Nu had th e least percentage of failure of any group on
campus. Athletically, Sigma Nu has been active, placing in intramural swimming and
basketball. The Alumni Trophy was held for half of this year . The H ouse is striving to
gain another leg on the Lampson Track Trophy, which was held this year.
In Var~ity ports, Sigma Nu is represented in cross-country, football, soccer, basket
ball, track, and baseball, having seven major-letter men and eight minor-letter holders.
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Back R ow: S. Alexa nder, Montgomery, D. Smith, Leggett, Lindell , Edstrom, J. Alexa nd er, Morri s.
Second R ow: P. Harris , Stemmermann, H opkin s, Collin s, Cole, Holmg ren, R ihl, Lindner, Abts .
Fr o11t R ow: Driggs, Hayd en, Lindsay, Layton , Ha zenb ush, Truex, Gilbert, L. W alker, Carty, Peterson,
H eusser.
JAMES v. DAVIS
HowARD A. EnsTROM
JAMES F. CARTY, ]R. RoBERT A. GILBERT
RoBERTS . LAYTON
JoHN C. ALEXANDER, JR.
RICHARD F. AMES
AunLEY W. CoLE
CLASS OF I937
VhLLIAM uRBAN
CLASS OF I938
RICHARD G. LINDE
WILLIAM N. LINDSAY, ]R. STANLEY F. MoNTGOMERY
CLASS OF I939
CHESTER W. CoLLIER
ALFRED \V. DRIGGS, ]R. GREGORY A. GABOURY
RoBERTS. HAZENBUSH
CARL W. LINDELL
WILLYS R . PETERSON, JR .
STEPHEN M. TRUEX
LEWIS f. WALKER, JR.
pAUL s. HARRIS
HENRY H. HAYDEN
RICHARD A . LEGGETT
E nwARD L. MoRRIS GRANT N . STEMMERMAN
HowARDS. ALEXANDER
]AMES F. COLLINS
CLASS OF I940
A uGUST J . HEuss ER
ALV'IN C. HoPKINs
DoNALD]. SMITH
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RICHARD D. LINDER
.T OSEPH L. RIHL
LOCAL FRATERNITY
OF
ALPHA TAU KAPPA
T HE local fraternity of Alpha T au Kappa was fo unded at Trinity College in 1919
by members of the Hartford Club who were interested in promoting social and
intellectual intercourse among non-resident students of the college. Since its establish
ment seventeen years ago, it has had an active share in all activities of the college.
The group has always stood high in scholarship. Two of its men were elected to
Phi Beta Kappa during the last year. At the annual Phi Beta Kappa meeting this
winter the Alpha Tau Kappa was presented the H artford Alumni Association trophy
for the second year in succession and for the sixth time since the cup was first awarded
to the fraternity obtaining the highest percentage of honor grades ; the Alpha T au K appa
average was over forty percent.
The fraternity won the intramural basketball campaign, defeating the strong
Sigma Iu contingent in the final play-off . The P eter O gilby II basketball trophy was
awarded to the group for the second successive year at the Winter Sports' Banquet.
The Alpha T au Kappa tied with the Sigma u chapter last year in all sports to hare
the award of the Trinity Alumni Trophy. The six Varsity Club men in the fraternity
were not eligible for these activities.
Socially, the fraternity has held several smokers and two formal initiation banquets
during the yea r. A successful Winter D ance was sponsored by the club and plans are
being made for a June D ance to be held in one of H artford's various Country Clubs and
for the annual Alumni Banquet at one of the city's prominent hotels.
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Back R ow: Grudzinski, P omeroy, Kea ne, Chotkowski, H oegberg, Kenny, Corso, L. Bates .
Fro 11t Rotu: Anthony, Carroll, Davidso n, Hull, Bauer, Flynn, A. Smith, Spring, Dill on.
CLASS OF I937
ALBERT STEPHEN ANTHONY JoHN CoNDREN FLYNN
JoHN \VILBUR BAUER \VILLIAM GooDsELL HuLL
JAMES MARREN CARROLL JoHN THOMAs LLOYD
JosEPH RicHARD DILLON FRANCis JoHN MeV ANE
WILLIAM FRANCis MuRPHY
LunMIL ADAM CHOTKOWSKI
ERNEST SHEAGREW CoRso
RoswELL McLEAN CRANE
HARLEY THOMPSON DAVIDSON
STANLEY JosEPH GRuDziNSKI
LLOYD GRAHAM BATES, JR.
HENRY FRANCis CooNEY
THOMAS McLAUGHLIN
CLASS OF I938
CLASS OF I939
CLASS OF r 940
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ERICK lNGVAR HoEGBERG
JAMES JoHN KENNEY
\VILLIAM HENRY PoMEROY, II ALVIN WALKER SMITH
EDwARD CHARLES SPRING
HENRY HASTON KEANE
JoHN McCuLLOCH WILKINS
HERBERT HENRY PANKRATZ