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1944
Bostonia. Volume 18
Waxman, Samuel M.
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Boston University. Bostonia: The Boston University Alumni Magazine, volume 18,
number 1-9. 1944-1945. Archived in OpenBU at http://hdl.handle.net/2144/19538.
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LOG-JAM containing millions of feet of potential board is often held up because
some one key /og is blocking the steady flow of lumber downstream to the mill.
Remove that smgle log and what happens? The whole enormous stream bngins inexorably
亡o move!
So it is w皿the CLA Building Fund Drive! When the $1,000,000 goal of this fund
is rais`ed it will mean - nOt Only that the CLA Building wi11 be immediately assured but that the wheels will be at once set in motion for the development of the cntire %eu
propo∫ed cdmp初/or Bo∫tOn Uni“er∫ity! W方y?
1・ The College of Libe重al Arts building, focus of the new campus, Will be guaranteed・
2. The erection of the Co11ege of Libe重al Arts building will enable the Trustees to put
688 Boylston Street on the market. The proceeds from this sale’augmented by what-
ever amount is necessary, Will make possible the erection of a third educational plant
On the new campus.
3. In the meantime, a SCience building lS aSSured. Money for this building is being
raised by theくくFriends of Boston Universlty.,, The erection of this building lS natu"
4. President Marsh is confident of the ultimate success of a national campalgn Which
wi11 result in a new home for the SchooI of TheoIogy on the new campus・
5. President Marsh also frequently expresses confidence that if the above buildings
are erected, the new tower will be assured.
6・ When all of this happens, is it not inevitable that other friends will rise up to see
that物Departments are housed on the new campus?
It is easy to see, then, that the CLA Building is the KEY to the whole. I am confident
that every alumnus will see the importance of this Drive for, When we raise the money
for this one building, We Will have - in effect - fumished Boston Universlty With a
beautiful and pemanent home worthy of its position in the educational field・
What, then, are We aS alumni asked to do? We are asked to raise $250,000-just % the
necessary amount! When we - amOng OurSelves - have raised this quarter mi11ion then and only then will we have the right to ask the community for the balance. We
must - We
ノill - do this, for how else can we ask ot方er・f tO glVe until we have proved
our faith in the future of Boston Universlty by making our own contributions?
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ra11y conditional on the erection of the College of Liberal Art§ building.
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Ed紡d匂′ GRACE E. AuBURN
FEENEY, THOMAS M., M,36, Lt., Naval
Reserve Med. Corps, On U. S. Thurston. (61
ABOUNADER, ABRAHAM J., B’33, Sp
(C) 3/c, Classification office, Fargo Bldg.,
495 Summer St., Boston lO, Mass.
Evergreen Av., Hartford 5, Conn.)
with Patton’s Third Ariny in France ‘‘slicing
FERRIS, BENJAMIN G., former Fac., Brig.
Genl., Army.
FOURNIER, JOSEPH A., B,40, Lt., Bombardier, A.A.F. Has been a prisoner of war
in Germany for past 18 months. (4 Cooper
into Germany.’’
Sq., Taunton, Mass.)
ALLEN, JOHN M., 4’31, Honorable dis-
Charge, September 1943, after ten months as
an aviation cadet.
BAADE, PAUL W., former Fdら Major,
BAMFORD, ALBERT E., C,48, Corpl., With
FOYE, L. CURTIS, A’24/M’27, Lt. Comdr.,
U.S.N.R. Med. Corps, Chelsea Naval Hospital,
Chelsea, Mass.
A.A.F. Sqdn. called the ’‘Hump-T-Dumps’’,
a troop carrier outfit of 14th Air Force in
China. (1265 Broadway, South Boston, Mass.)
GANNON, VINCENT H., E’46, PFC,
BELSKY, ROBERT, B,41, Pvt., Inf.,
WOunded in action in France, November 20.
with American Ninth Army in Germany.
Wounded in action November 18. (117
Plain St., Millis, Mass.)
BERNARD, ROLAND K., B’39, T/5, In-
fantry unit jn Italy.
GOLDSTEIN, FRANK, 4′31, Capt., in
BLOOM, PHILIP, C’45, U.S.N.R., Returned
charge of eye, ear’nOSe, and throat clinic
from 12 months duty in E.T.O. Reporting
in
for duty at Long Island, N. Y.
BLUESTEIN, ALBERT I., B’38, Lt., Re-
Irene St., Lawrence, Mass.)
BORNST剛N, SAMUEL W., B’37, Corpl.,
Sqdn. Supply Room, Sacramento Air Technical
Service Command, McClellan Field, Calif.
BOULETTE, HUBERT R., B’43, A/C, Cadet
Section, Class 44-49, B.A.A.F., Fort Myers,
Fla.
BOULTER’ HAROLD R., C/43, Army.
(1169 Franklin St., Melrose 76, Mass.)
BRENNAN, RUSSELL E., C’38, Naval
〇億ce重.
BROWNI ARTHUR L., B’24/L,28/31,
Deputy reglOnal hearing administrator, O.P.
A., Washington, D. C.
BYRNE, JOHN J., former Fac., Lt., Army
for outstanding performance of duty in com・
bat. (218 Wachusett Ave., A重Iington, Mass.)
CUSHMAN,
HORÅCE
O.,
former
Faら
Brig. Genl., Army.
DAVIS, GEORGE A., former Fac., Brig.
Genl., Army.
DEAN, HAROLD B., Z/37, Capt., A.A.F.
Recently retumed after 28 months service in
England, Africa and Italy.
DeFUSCO, ARTHUR J., Z/43, Fort Mc-
CONATY, THOMAS P., B’42, PFC, Inf.
N. Y.
> CONROY, JOSEPH A., B’31, PFC, Seriously
WOunded in action in、 France, October 3, nOW
hospitalized in Italy. (36 Chestnut St,, Dan-
VerS, Mass.)
COOMBS, WILLIAM H., JR., 4,38: ph.
M.3/c, U. S. Naval Hosp., San Diego, Calif.
COONEY’GEORGE F., CJ46, Lt., Anti一
COREY, MILTON O.’GI41, 2d Lt., Camp
Plauche, New Orleans, La.
COTTON, H重LLEL, B,36/37, S/Sgt., With
Americal Inf. Div・ jn S.W. Pacific. (165
Shurtleff St., Chelsea, Mass.)
COUGHLIN, JOHN J., JR., C,43, Sgt.,
PrOmOtion received at an VIH Air Force
Liberator Station in England where he js an
engineer gunner on B-24 Liberator, 446th
Bombardment Group. Thi§ grOuP reCeived
a citation upon completion of lOOth mission
1ine, Mass.)
HALBERG, RICHARD C., B’35/36, Lt.,
U.S. Signal Corps, Commonwealth Ave.,
Boston, Mass.
HALTMAIER, AUGUSTINE J., E’45,
Petty officer 2/c∴U.S.N., On duty in South
HAMER, DAVIS K., B’48, Pvt., Co.C.,
equlPment Of entlre Squadron. Has received
HAY, MAURICE W., B’30, S.Sgt., Army
the Presidential unit citation. (29 Union
Air Forces Convalescent Hospital, Fort
Thomas, Ky. Prepares for arrivals of A.A.F.
DEVINE, RAYMOND E., L’39, Lt., Navy,
Pean and Asiatic sections and has seen service
from Iceland to SoIomons. Was with the
North Atlantic Fleet for 18 months on a mine_
SWeePer. (51 Berkshire Rd., Swampscott,
Mass. )
DiVENUTI, ALBERT P., C,44, Ensign,
U.S.N.R. (16 Bellingham Ave., Everett,
Mass. )
DWYER, WILLIAM E., L’28, Lt. Comdr.,
Co叩alescents transferred from general or
reg10nal hospitals, etC.
HARDING, HENRY J., B’33/34, PFC,
U.S.M.C.R.
HODSDON, GEORGE M., JR., B’39,
CAPT., nOW under treatment at Lovell Genl.
Hospital at Fort Devens, for wounds received
in France in July. (1738 Beacon St., Brook・
1ine, Mass.)
HOWARD, ALBERT, B’36, Sgt., nOW On
Leyte after 30 months in Australia and New
U.S.N.R., in Washington, D. C.
Guinea. Is member of a tank destroyer Bn.
EAGER, ROBERT H., B,46, Corpl., A.A.F.,
Charleston Air Base, Charleston, S. C. Is
(113 HillcfeSt Ave., Brockton, Mass.)
HOWARD, FRED H., M,44, Lt., Army
Med. Corps, intemlng at Henry Ford Hos.
Pital, Detroit, Mich.
ball turent gunner on a Liberatof.
EGGER, NORMAN F., 4’39/G,40, Corpl.,
A.T.C., Traffic Technicians School, 1109th
罵t unit. (Fenwick St.’Framingham’
GR髄NHOOD, BERNARD L., LJ41, With
I.T.B., Camp Blafiding, Fla.
in South Pacific. Has served jn both Euro-
Repl. Co., A.P.O. 176, C/o P.M., New York,
in
Inf. in France. (261 Winchester St., Brook-
Forfe (ground vyorker). In charge of all
Terrace, Forest Hills, Mass.)
Bombardier School, A.A.F.T.C., Big Springs,
somewhere
Brookline, Mass.)
GRAHAM, PHILIP A., B132, U.S. Naval
Section Base, Portland, Me.
Atl antic.
Troop Carrier Command Combat Crew Repl.
Trg.Ctr., Bergstrom Field, Tex.
Tex.
Hospital
Clellan, Ala.
DELLA SALA, RALPH O., E,37, S/Sgt.,
With a B-17 Flying Fortress sqdn., VIII Air
Med. Corps, Fort Snelling, Minn.
CANTER, MORTON, B,40, Corpl., 1st
COHEN, JACOB, C’42, A/C, Big Spring
Station
Artillery Staff Surgeon. (76 Williston Rd.,
tumed from 18 months in Puerto Rico, With
an anti-air-Craft coastal artillery unit. (22
a 28th
England. (193 Lafayette St., Salem, Mass.)
GOODMAN, MAX, 4,32, Major, Field
A.A.F.B.U., A.T.C. Car D., Morrison Field,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
ELLIOTT, THOMAS C., C’43, S/Sgt.,
JACKSON上WILLARD D., RE’30, Honorable discharge from service June, 1944・
JAHN, RUDOLPH, E’43, C.SP (A), U.S.
N.R., Newport, R. I.
Waist gunner in a B-17 Flying Fortress in
KELLEY, EDWARD J., C,47, Lt., A.A・F.
England. (115 Leavitt St., Hingham, Mas§.)
KENNEDY, WALTER F., C’41, U.S.M・C.
ENGLESBY, GEORGE, E,40, Sgt., PrOmotion received in England where he is with
VIⅡ Air Force as a Radio operatof. (32
KRONICK, STANLEY W., B,42, Lt・,
Marine PBJ Pilot, heading for Tokyo.
LACKEY, PHILIP, L’42, Lt. Comdr., U.
SchooI St., Dracut, Mass.)
S.N., reCeived promotion about six months ago.
Med. Corps overseas. (69 Columbia Terrace,
Weehawken, N. J.)
transferred from flight duty to temporary
’イFEDERER, JOHN J., M’32, Lt., Army
LAMBERT, MILTON G., C’41, Lt.(j.g.),
(Conli微ed on助ge T初ly-Tu′0)
」的ge One
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Edited dy DoR重S MACINNES
1886
Chusett§ Bar Association and a former mem_
REGINALD FOSTER, Ld均Vice-PreSident
Of the New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, died on December 21. A native
Of Worcester, he was the youngest son of
the late Judge Dwight Foster. He was a
director of the Boston and Maine Railroad,
ber of the Medford board of aldermen. He
WaS PreSident of瓜e class of 1898 of the
Boston English mgh School, and the oldest
Surviving member of the Boston University
Chapter of Sigma AIpha Epsilon. He is surVived by his wife and three sons.
Professor-emerjtus Gorham W. Harris of Simmons College. Bostonians are familiar with
her verse, Which has appeared in the Boston
Herd楊for the past fourteen years. Her
SeCOnd book’"More Pen Grins・・ is proving a
happy successor to the first book of light
VerSe言くPen Grins’,.
Continental Mills and the Old CoIony Trust
Company, and a trustee of the Pemberton
Building Trust and the Provident Institution
fo重Savings.
宣夕00
重夕10
Govemor-elect Charles M. Dale of New
JAMES A. DORSEY, Z4均has been elected
PfeSident of the Law Society of Massachusetts,
Hampshire has announced the appomtment Of
CHARLES E. HAMMOND, Z4均Manchester
宣887
attomey, aS hjs secretary. Mr. Hammond has
1夕01
CLA’87 has Iost another of its valued mem_
bers in the passing of MARY J. WELLINGTON, Who died December lO. Most of her
life as a teacher was spent in the Manchester
The Newton Center Unitarian Church has
Called as its minister the Reverend VINCENT
been active jn New Hampshire politics fof
twenty-five years.
RAVI-BOOTH, ueo, D.D.(Hon.) ’42, Who
has
been 飢ing
the
vacancy
there
for
1夕11
a
High School, New Hampshire, Where she
number
taught Latin for thirty-tWO yearS and was
retired as minister of the Congregational
head of the department for sixteen. She held
Church’Benning〔on, Vermont, Whefe he had
retumed to be assistant to the pastor of the
many o鉦es’ the most prized among them
Served for twenty・品e years.
Centre
of
weeks.
Last
summer
Dr.
B。Oth
WaS that of Secretary and Treasuref Of CLA
She also was prominent in the Manchester
Woman’s Club. She was always ready to do
her part in service to the Class of 1887, tO
the College of Liberal Arts, Boston Univer§ity, and to various civic activities. She was
a_ WOman Of great force of character, Whose
Philosophy of life was that you get out of
life what you put into jt.
1夕02
After an jllness of six weeks, FRANK J.
CUSAK, Z“弛[ died on December 17 at his
home jn Lynn. He was admitted to the
Massachusetts Bar in 1902 and had law of一
五ce§ in I‘ynn・ He was a past exalted grand
ruler of the Lynn lodge of Elks of which he
wife, a SOn and a brotber.
190う
18夕0 ’
CLA, mini§ter in Atkinson, New Hampshire,
ha§ Written くくAn Interpretation of the
Eucharist’’and another very beautiful selec-
tion based on the Bible verse, John 15:1.
18夕1
HENRY M. HOWARD’4g, PaSSed away
November 22. His home was at l161 Boylston Street, Newton Upper Falls.
lived in that city since he was nlne yearS Of
age, and had served as `COunCilman and alder_
man and as a member of the Republican state
and in other phases of the church work.
At a meetlng Of the Eastem Association
Of Physics Teachers held at Brookline High
School, December 9, Dr. ROYAL MERRILL
FRYE, CLA, Grad ’12言34,加#l初SPOke on
recent developments in Physics.
Dr. BERNHARD OSTROLENK, CLA,
author’
nationally
known
economist,
and
member of the faculty of the City College in
New
York,
died
November 26 of
a
heart
attack while driving his automobile. Dr.
JOSEPH L・ BARRY, Lau㌧ Clerk of the
OstfOlenk was bom in Warsaw, and studied
in schooIs in Berlin until he was ten years
denly while visiting friends jn Swampscott on
Of age’When his family came to America.
December 17. He was a long-time practicing
He held degree5 from Massachusetts State
attomey and for many years representative of
and the Universlty Of Pennsylvania as well
the General Court from the 14th Essex Dis_
trict. He was president of the Lym Catho1ic Charities Center, a member of the Ox_
ford Club of Lym and the Salem Country
Club. He leaves a wife, tWO brothers and
as
Boston
Universlty・
He
was
an
authority
On agricultural economics and cooperatives.
His
“Econpmic
Geography
of
the
United
States’’’wrltten jn ]941 js in general use in
COlleges throughout the country. Among his
books are .'The Problem of Cooperative
Medicine’’’く一The Legal Phases of Coopera-
resigned as presiding JuStice of the First Dis-
tives’’’く一Harvey Baum - A Study of the
trict Court of ’North Worcester.
Agricultural Revolution/’ "Economics of
Branch Banking,,, and 'くElectricity - for Use
JOHN INGRAM, Z4均PrOminent attomey
and well known citizen of Lynn, died on
December 8 after a short jllnes?. He had
Malden. His
South Essex county court’ Lynn, died sud-
Judge WILLIAM S. DUNCAN, L拘has
1893
Church,
ter and he wi11 also assist in the Sunday School
WaS an honorary life member. He leaves his
-鵜M.H.T.
The Reverend C. JULIAN TUTHILL,
Methodist
SPeCial function will be that of a parish minis・
’87 for丘fty years. For two years she was
the D.A.R. State Secretary of New Hampshire.
Rev. JONATHAN CARTMILL書rbeo, Who
retired last year from the active ministry, has
重夕08
WILLARD CARLETON BARNES, Lauノ, a
Or
for
Pro丘t.,,
He
leaves
a
widow,
three
brot専S and a sister.
PrOminent citizen of South Weymouth, died
On December 18, after a long illness. Mr.
」宣夕宣2
Bames wa§ educated in the Weymouth schooIs
BARTOL PARKER’L’e4,l d上ed suddenly of
a heart attack while hunting jn Sandwich
for
and was graduated from Thayer Academy and
mayor. He was associated with his son in
from the Massachusetts Institute of Tech_
On
the firm of Ingram and Ingram with offices
in Lynn. Surviving him are his wife, tWO
noIogy. He was one of the founders of the
Cafeer aS a football player and had been cap-
Weymouth Hospital and had served as its
tam Of the Harvard team jn 1907. During
COmmittee.・
He
was
once
a
candidate
SOnS, a daughter, and three grandchildren.
Mrs. William N. Kimball (MARGARET
M. NUTE) CLA, died on November 24, 1944.
She was stricken in church and passed away
two hours later.
PreSident for twenty-One yearS. He had been
associated with the Jarvis Engineering ComPany aS PreSident and later treasurer for forty
yeafS. He leaves hjs wife, tWO brothers and
December 28.
He
had
had
a
notable
World War I he served in France with・ the
Y.M.C.A. After his graduation from Law
School in 1912, he practiced Iaw in WorCeSter, and later went into the real estate
a sISter.
business. He had served a§ State RepfeSenta-
tive from the Eighth Middlesex DistrlCt and
GEORGE A. MOORE, La均died on De-
One of the fourteen authors who were
featured at the Boston University Bazaar on
December l, WaS LOUISE DYER HARRIS,
cember 30. He was a member of the Massa_
CLA, Of Newtonville. She is the wife of
18夕4
壌` rめ○
had been prominent jn Republican committee
work. He leaves hjs wife.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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WiththeArmedForces…
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TheImpactofthe召G. I. Bill,, onEducation‥ 5
Boston University Moves Ahead … … … … 6
A Proclamation, PresIdent DanIel L.脆rsム19
From Beacon Hill to Charles River Campus,
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WhoAsks What From Whom?‥ ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥.
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Entered as second-Class’matter, at the Post Office, Boston, Massachusetts,
under the Act of March 3, 1879. Copyright, February, 1945, by the
Boston Universlty Alumni Association.
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Cemer: Steven Jay Frades, SOn Of FLORENCE DINE FRADES, CPES’41, and FRED FRADES, E’37, E’39. Toク: Peter and Sally
Prior, Children of ELEANOR HEATH PRIOR, PAL ’33. Reading dockwise: Karen Andrea Christensen, daughter of KATHERINE
BAKER CHRISTENSEN, PAL ’35; Ellen Margaret Kelley, daughter of PAUL OWEN KELLEY, Mus ’44; Garret Derby Smith,
son of S. RAYNOR SMITH, T’42, and PHYLLIS COMEY SMITH, A’39, G’42; Bobby Pothier, SOn Of WILLIAM R. POTHIER, B’40, and ANNA T. DRITSAS POTHIER, B’42; Robert Hinckley Bruce, SOn Of ROBERT A. BRUCE, A’38, and ELEANOR
HINCKLEY BRUCE, Å’う9, G’40.
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ture・ It is vastly different today than lt
heat of battle have been either unful_
been taken out of his civilian life. This
創Ied, Or their benefits postponed until
basic philosophy is behind allくくG. I.’’
too late to be of much value. Now,
legislation: behind the law which guaran-
was before Pearl Harbor. It is certain
however, for the丘rst time in American
tees the veteran his old job back; be-
to be still different in the months to come
history, Plannlng for the veteran has
hind the provis'ions for loans to help
- after V-Day. For while faculty, and
pγeCedeガ, nPt followed, demobilization・
him establish a new business, Or PurChase
curricula, and books all help, yOu know,
This, in ltSelf, is a great step forward,
a home or farm. And it is behind the
a
for it guarantees every veteran of World
educational provisions, Particularly, for
War II葛With any but a dishonorable
Our amy tOday lS a yOung man’s∴army,
Where slhall we look for our students
discharge - immediate and practical as-
a younger army than the United States
and
I
know,
it’s
students
who
make
COllege.
of tomorrow who will become leaders in
sistance
world affairs, in politics, in education, and
Continental, the Yankee or Johnny-Reb,
the
our
and the ‘くbuddies’, of the last war, had
age; the minimum draft age is 18 (as
dominating group - during the next
to wa」it months or even years, today’s
opposed to 20 in the last war).
professions’T-
in
short,
for
if
he
so
desires. Where
the
has ever sent into the 丘eld before.
Eighty percent are under 30 years of
quarter century or more? The answer is,
retuming serviceman, eVen if discharged
It is, mOreOVer, a better educated army
in large part from the riillions who will
before the cessation of hostilities, is at
than ever before. Consider these com-
retum home as veterans.
once eligible for aid.
parisons: under Pershing’s command J%
Perhaps even more important, how-
only were college men, aS agalnSt臆tO-
gratitude and our deep sense 6f obligation
to these men who have actua11y been
ever, is the entirely new philosophy
day’s 14%; in 1917-18 4% were high
which is apparent behind theくくG. I. Bill’’
school graduates, While World War II’§
丘ghting che nation’§ War that the G. I.
and other veterans’legislation already
corresponding percentage is 2J%; in
Bill and its, aPPlication to education and
enacted for t:his war. Previously, the
World War I, 80% of the army had
It is for these reasons, and because of
cultural interests is important・ After
citizenry has γe砂aγded the veteran -
not gone ・beyond grade school, While
each war, attemPtS have been made to
by glVmg him pensions, land grants,
today that percentage is only 33%・ It
recompense the veteran, however in-
cash bonuses, etC. Today, the whole
basic idea is different. As a people, We
is evident, then, that entry lntO SOme
But after the Revolution, the Civil War,
and World War I, the legislation required
have at last recognized the fact that
education of many of the young men
the veteran needs - and deserves - nOt
and women now in our armed forces.
to e任ect it has been dangerously delayed・
a
Many more, Who had voluntarily qult
Promises made to the soldier during the
tunity to ma車up for the time which has
adequately, for the service he has given.
ca§h
reward
so
much
as
an
oppor-
branch of the service has cut short the
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See Picture of Building on Page Forty・three
A new science building will be erected on the new campus at about the same time that the College of
Liberal Arts building lS ereCted. Money for a science building is being rai§ed by a group of splendid citizens
known to the public asくtFriends of Boston University.,, The idea was born in the heart of the Honorable
Charles A. Rome.
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This is the third annual report of Boston University,s Alumni Roll Call’eStablished in the winter of 1941.
It is a record of forward movernent - a reCOrd from which all alumni can take encouragement for the future. It
reveals that more alumni have seep the need - that more and more alumni have responded to the opportun宣ty for aiding
in the development of the Universlty.
The record further reveals that our alumni in uniform- and their families at home - have responded, in some
respects’eVen mOre liberally than the average・ Because they are glVmg SO generOuSly of themselves for the bene丘t of all
of us’nO direct appeals were sent, eXCapt for a qualified statement at the time of the last notice. Many of our service
alumni had asked to be included. The response was one of which all alumni can be especially proud: Within a few week§
three thousand dollars had been subscribed by 42夕alumni in uniform.
It has been aptly stated that if you want a job well done, gO tO the busy man. Likewise it §eemS that those who 41●e
glVmg the most are the very ones who uill give most generously.
Especial recognition is due our group ofくtBoston University Regulars.,, These are the alumni who have subscribed every
year since the start, Or Since the graduation of their classes, if that was after 1941・ In years to come CくBoston Universlty
Regulars’’will consist of those who have subscribed for the last丘ve consecutive years.
This year, because of the special efforts to rai§e the three-year alumnl quOta Of $2 0’000 for the development of the
new campu§, alumni are asked to pledge their subscriptlOnS for this year and for the next two years. The current gift will
be counted in the 194’Annual Roll Call; gifts pledged for the next two years will count as §ul’SCriptlOnS tO the 1946 and
1947 Roll Calls, reSPeCtively. Naturally, Pledges paid in three years will cover membership ln the Alumni Association and
subscriptlOn tO BOSTONIA.
To the Class Agents and Chairmen, and to the thousands of alumni and friends who have shown their confidence and
loyalty through the Annual Roll Call, Boston University is proud to express her appreciation and gratitude.
Bosタon U寂t,eγSity muSタPJedge NOW 4eγ∴CO擁deタ$C.e初Jbe /uタuγe. $250,000 Zs NOr Joo muC.b
if榊′e eaC.b γaise ouγ Sお庇s, #わditノidually owe gわe as ge%eγOuSky 4S meの郷allou′・ We “′ill suc.c.eed・
Ouγ Cause js '.ig加. Let,s do fbe job 4タO%C.e fo初suγe fbe deリelop肋eのタOf ouγ ne桝′ Calm中郷・ J” gilノわg
Of ocJγ `研0γtS md ouγ manS tue gaわouγSelt′eS. Foγタbe good gわ′eγ PγOlts mosタ・
W窮b a /aitbめouγ beaγts Jbat democ.raタわeduc.ation1 md equal o」坤0γタ桝膨砂/oγ all sball卸et,ad,
初産tb co7少denc.eあouγ beaγtS a肋d mわds /or Jbe futuγe Of Boston UnれeγSity, md,あg胸筋ude /0γ
タbe sacγiβc'es of ouγ Sタude脇ts脇d alumniわunグ0γm, may砂e #0匂4’ma鳥e s”γe fbat BOSrON UN手
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COMPARATIVE SUMMARY
THE ALUMNI FUND ROLL CALL - 1944
Gifts by alumni ..
1夕42
1943 1,44
Number of old subscribers ……………… 1754
Gifts ‥‥....‥.‥.
$8`70.20
$3208う.1` ∴∴ $36006.28
Numberof new subscribers … … ………… 2879
Subscribers . ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥
949
341う 4633
Percentage subscribing
3%
11% lう%
$36006.28
Total number of subscribers ……………. 4633
(of known addresses)
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COMPARATIVE SUMMARY BY DEPARTMENTS
TOP CLASSES IN NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS
(1) CBA 1942 …………………………・:.. 66 subscribers
N〃mbe′ Of Sub∫′ribe′∫ Amo〃m Sab∫′γibed
(2)
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PAL
1942
…………………………….
52
subscribers
(3) ED 1942 ……………………………‥ 51 subscriber§
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1123・50
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173.う0 634.2う
(over eight givers)
320.う0 8夕9. 10
2490.う0 3291.00
82`4.1夕∴∴∴∴う32`.`4
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Agricul ture
TWIN CENTURY
Har61d S. Ansin, B’30
Melvin M. Johnson, L’95
Homer R. Page, T’30
Anonymous’CLA Building Fund
Anonymous, CLÅ’94
Arthur L. Bridgham, CLA’93
Cha章les R. B章own, T’8夕
Dr. Merton H. Mack, A’27/Med’29
Gladys de Almeida, Mus’34
Lewis E. Whipple, Law’04
and
Mrs. Lewis E. Whipple, CLA’ol
(Lizzie E. ‘ Dight)
CENTURY CLUB - 1944
(Caro重yn C. St重Ong)
George D. Greenwood
A’夕l
Mrs. Arthur T. Johnson
Å’タ1
(Helen Smith)
Mrs. William B. Deering
Å’夕2
( Florence Chamberlain )
*Arthur L Bridgham
A’夕3
Theoren L Wamer
Mrs. Benjamin C. Lane
A’,4
Homer R. Page
A’夕4
(Bertha Hi11) ,
*Joseph J. Corbett
Melvin M. Johnson
*Guy W. Cox
T’89/’22/’36
To l/A’0う
T’30
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L’"
L’夕`
Edward R. Hardy
A’夕6
Bert E. Holland
Mrs. Murray G. Day
A’夕7
Edmund R. Mans丘eld
L’夕9
Fred L. Hewitt
L’00
(V王01a MacLellan)
*Mrs. Lewis E. Whipp】e
Wesley T. Lee
奉F重みk E. Bart。n
William H. Gilliatt
John F. Connell
Irl H. Blaisdell
Grace S. Mans丘eld
Mrs. Everett F. Parks
(Maude Grant)
Gladys de Almeida
L’99/’13
A’01
率Lewis E. Whipple
William E. Ennis
Shields Warren
A’0う
Edward M. Dangel
*Nunziato Fusaro
A’18
Samuel Seder
L’17
Charles F. H. Allen
A’18
Milton A. Stone
L’17
(Lizzie E. Dight)
John W. Mofgan
*Charles A. Rome
Abraham Bloom
B’20
*Charles R. Brown
Eben G. Townes
Geo堪e藍. Pe重q
Ag’08
B’30
James D. MacNair
A’,4
、 A’31
Harold S. Ansin
A’夕4
(FIorence Goodwin)
A’2タ
Dewey D. Stone
Frank W. Kimball
Ffed R. Miller
Mrs. Frank Stone
A’27/M’2タ
Mrs. Miles N. Clair
(Carolyn Greene)
L’04
L’12
John Cowles
L’17
*AIso qualified for Century Club in 1943
SPECIAL GIFTS
FRIEND S
Anonymous
C. L. A. Building Fund $1,000.00
Anonymous
Friends of Law Library∴∴∴∴飢36.14
FA CULTY
James D. Chamberlain
Alice M. Dean
Mary Lichliter
Harold M. Bowman
Geor合e E. Lincoln
Bess J. McKinley
James Geddes, Junior
N. Emmons Paine
Thompson Stone
U皿known
George E. Washbun
Alice R. Appenzeller
Amount contributed
Clarence Brower
Gustavo A. deAragon
HONORARY DEGREE
RECIPI ENTS
John Cowles
Number of contributors
72/○ ○/8えノ41えノー︺ -)8
A’タ0
Merton H. Mack
M. Esther Morrison
Mrs. I. Kahl Saunders
(Margaret E. Preusser)
1 2 2 7 ハ ブ 2 2 3 3 3 2 2
( Loui§a Holman RIchardson)
喜富財相調譜博博朗助
Mrs. Everett O. Fisk A’83/G’87
*Mrs. Lyman C. Newell
Number of contributors
3
$108.00
Amount contributed
10
$24.00
Comelia B. White
MfS. John M. Williams
畿豊器。霊豊富n an
Amount contributed
10
$18.60
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
GEORGE R. ERICSON - Chairman
C履∫∫ Agen近
William F. Rogers - Reunion Chairman
Class subscribing largest amount.‥‥・‥.‥‥‥・‥‥‥‥.‥‥‥‥ ‥‥‥・‥.‥
Wiユ1iam G. Aufelio 1894
‡1434.う0
70%
’’ 18,4
Class with largest percentage of subscribers . ‥ … ‥. ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥. ‥ ‥ ‥
Class
with
lafgeSt
number
ofsubscribers.…‥.‥….……‥‥‥‥.
‥‥‥‥.‥
36
36
J. Marjorie Bailey 1913
Mildred E. Steams 1924
1889
1880
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
2
$40.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
4
50%
1882
Potential contributors
Percentage
3
33%
Ruth L. S. Child
N、紫豊霊‡結露と8 4
1890
Mrs. John L. Dearing, Class Age初
Mrs. Hubert Arrowsmith
ca深紫嵩豊)
Potential contributors
Percentage
$56.20
8
37%
1884
N監詩語慧詑ut。rB
Amount contributed
Charles W. Coyle
Mary E. Cutting
Mrs. Justin F. Emery
1
$50.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
of
contributors
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Caira Hawkes
Mrs. Charles Hescock
l
l
%
Potential oontributors
Percentage
1891
7
G某誌認諾霊。。d
Mrs. Lewis C. Strang
(Martha H. Locke)
Mrs. Percy C. Sturdivant
Mrs. Samuel M. HoIway
M霊魂詳説。h ns。n
5
17
29%
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Robert L. O'Brien
(EmiIy Young)
Eva M. Palmer
Mrs. George B. Pratt
(Mat,tie Carter)
1887
Wi11iam E. Chenery
Emily L. Clark
54%
Mrs. Edward C. Mason
M. Helen Teele
William M. Warren
Mary J. Wellington
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributo rs
Percentage
11
$86.00
25
44%
Mrs. Charles A. Co11ins
(A. Louise Symonds)
Mrs. William B. Deering
(FIorence Chamberlain)
Bertha L. Gardner
WiIliam B. Geoghegan
宣888
Gertrude Gilman
Mrs. D. Fletcher Barber, Class Agc海
Mrs. D. Fletcher Barber
M書誌患許諾藍
(Florence E. Watson)
A. May Frost
Mrs. Oliver H. Howe
Clift R. Richards
Edward K. Titus
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed .
Potential contributors
Percentage
P碓e Eig伽
Wilbert F. Gilman
Mrs. Wilbert F. Gilman
(Nettie A. MoKinnon)
Marion W. Joyce
Mrs. Charles Leber
$46.00
20
30
Mrs. John E. Martin
(FIorence M. Wilson)
珪謹書鑑親
LiI]ian B. Moulton
Elizabeth H. Norman
Mrs. Joseph F. Phillips
(Jennie M. Gammons)
Emest A. Maynard
Albert B. Meredith
Lela C. Murdock
Harry E. Perkins
Mrs. J. Edward Plimpton
Emma D. Shelton
Arthur N. Sma11
Ralph R. Stratton
M讐豊盛観。。k
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
N」豊島盤練もu七。重S
Potential contributors
Percentage
Potential contributors
Percentage
Lucy F. Sanderson
Ethelwyn Wallace
17
$58.00
39
23
$219.20
53
43%
宣899
44%
Alice H. Bigelow
宣896
Arthur P. Pratt, Class Age海
Frederic Serex
Oscar Storer
Helen M. Dame
Inez Day
Mrs. Elihu Grant
16
Amount contributed $288.00
Potential contributors 28
% Percentage 57
M鋼謹繁豊1も4。rri11
Emma W. Gleason
Mrs, Leon O. GIover
Herbert R. Roberts
Number of contributors
Mrs. Berton L. Maxfield
Ellen B. Esau
Sarah M. Fisher
Amount contributed
E11a A. Titus
6
Frederick J. H. Mansfield
Luella M. Eaton
(Corrie Tanner)
(Maれha Pa巾)
(Ida Barrows)
Clarence H. Jones
Ju盤甘藍結晶
Harry E. Back
Julia E. Chadwick
Bertha L. Cogswell
Olive B. Gilchrist,
Nellie B. Hill
(Ruth Wood)
Mrs. Roscoe J. Ham
Mrs. Charles Co11ins, Class Age海
AIIiston B. Gi鱒ord
Mrs. AIIen P. Hoard
(Lelia Stiles)
1892
(Martha Sprague)
Mabel A. Fitz
Lucy A. Gardiner
Mrs. Wi]1iam C. Hoag
Sarah E11en Breed
Amount contributed $2 14.00
Lillian C. Rogers
70%
Grace B. Day
19
Potential contributors 35
Percentage .
c縁語薯藍
32
$1,434.50
46
Margaret F. Berton
Eugene M. Bosworth
Nunber of contributors
Lizzie L. Damon
Elizabeth D. Hanscom
Sarah Hobson
Emma F. Loud
1898
Grace B. Day, Class Age海
F. Gertrude Wentworth
Mrs. George A. Wilson
(Winifred Warren)
M. Helen Teele, Class Age海
54%
Arthur N. Small, Class Agcn;
Mrs. Albert B. Black
1895
Augusta N. Putnam
Charles T. Snow
41
Potential contributors
Percentage
Isabelle D. White
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
22
Nu皿ber of contributors
Amount contributed $2 18. 1O
L.盤悪寵藍
(Helen Smith)
$30.50
(FIorence E. EveIeth)
(Bertha HilI)
(FIorence Harris)
Nunber of contributors
Grace M. Snow
FIorence A. Wescott
Lillian T. Wilkins
Mrs. Frank Stone
Joseph C. Hagar
Charles D. Jones
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
Mrs. Willet C. Roper
Mary E. O’Connor
Mrs. George A. Dunn
Mrs. Albion W. Hobson
Frank J. Metca]f
E,篤詑認諾親。
Edith L. Russell
George O. Smith
Sarah A. Co11ins
Ina C. Brooks
John C. Ferguson
Emma F. RipIey
William F. Rogers
Wilbur T. Hale
1886
(Maude Howe)
Lena PooI
Etta L. Rabardy
Mrs. S. Percy R. Chadwick
c豊鵠三富is)
29%
M豊塔豊常軌。l。S
(FIorence Goodwin)
Charles Parkhurst
Lida S. Penfield
Anne Boardman
Harry G. Butler
$30.00
(Grace Gri距ths)
Fred R. Mi11er
Mrs. A. M. Nightingale
Mrs. Charles W. A11en
(Louise H. Morey)
Mrs. Henry M. Ayars
(Mary C. Warren)
Caroline A. Sawyer
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Mrs. Thomas D. Perry
Mrs. Benjamin C. Lane
F. Gertrude Wentworth, Class Age海
Caroline A. Sawyer, Class Ageni
Mrs. J. Everett Pearson
Caroline G. Howe
Frank W. Kimball
Percentage 48
(Bertha Crocker)
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Potential contributors 23
6
1885
Mrs. Emest C. Jewell
(Elizabeth G. McIntyre)
Lilian G. Marr
Mrs, William A. Merrill
Bertha C. Fox
Amount contributed $164.00
17%
Esther S. Dodge
Lena A. GIover
Ethel J. Heath
Fred C. Hosmer
Emest W. Hatoh
Mf詑寵蕊畿藍h。Vi,。h
Nu血ber
(Ella L. Chase)
EIoise H. Crocker
Mrs. Murray G. Day
(Viola MacLellan)
Edith L. Bishop
Bertha Courtney
S. Edgar Whitaker
Mrs. Edward H. Atherton
(Annie Hatch)
Mary A. Bachelder
(Mary M. Kingsbury)
Helen L. Thomas
Mrs. George W. Bell
(Pearl W. Chase)
Mrs. Charles E. BoIser
Mrs. Henry E. Cottle
Anonymous
William B. Locke
Mrs. Lyman C. Newell
Mrs. J. Everett Pearson, Class Ageni
M豊8緒器雷chas。
William G. Aurelio
(Emma L. Nickerson)
Number of contributors
A皿Ount COntributed
24%
Wi11iam G. Aurelio, Class Age短
(Mary L. Hinckley)
Warren E. Fisher
Mrs. Wi11iam W. Harrington
(Louisa Holman Richardson)
25
1894
Mrs. Lyman C. Newell, Closs Agenき
20%
1897
NJ鑑三書落ribu t。.S
Potential contributors
Percentage
M欝悪書藍霊
Mrs. William L. Jackson
Mrs. Henry A. White
Amount contributed $293.50
%
Mrs. James E. Cowper
Mrs. Everett O. Fisk
Susanna I. Sayre
Percentage 3
1
9
$206,00
44
Potential contributors
P ercentage
Potential contributors 13
Joshua L. Brooks
Mrs. Everett O. Fisk, ClαSS Age海
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Amount contributed $37.00
(Josephine Howard)
1883
FIorence I. Webster
Herbert W. Hunt
Grace Marchant
Mrs. Frederick E. Whittemore
1
$5.00
Emma C. Shipman
Arthur’L. Bridgham
Luther Freeman
Hattie B. Cooper
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Sarah E. Reed
宣893
May W. Davis
Mabel I. Dyer
Charles M. Melden
Marion Talbot
%
(Almy Chase)
Ella Durgin Gray
Edward R. Hardy
Ethelwyn A. Rea
Mrs. Wallace B. Conant
(Edna Hatch)
Clara B. Cooke
George B. Currier
Marie E. Dagemann
Helen N. Gary
(Contlnued on Paさe Thlrty-Four)
Gun crew o億cers, in helmets and血ash
gear, keep careful watch following an
attack on their carrier. Action took pIace
in the Southwest Pacific. O債cer at righl
is relaying observations by telephone.
嶋E telephone and rad辛n ships and planes
have made a vast change ln naVal warfare.
・ Our Navy has more of these things than any
Other navy in the world・ The battleship Wis-
COnSin alone has enough telephones to serve a
C重ty Of lO,000.
A great part of this naval equlPment COmeS
from the Westem Electric Companyタmanufac-
turing branch of the Bell System.
That helps to explain why we here at home
are short of teIephones and switchboards.
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Army Legal Adviser to Sir Henry Maltland
Wilson in Washington. Mr. Manley remained
in Paris after the last waf, married, and built
up a large intemationa=aw practice・ Twice
Directing
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寒冊ho
i§Churches
during this war he was intemed with his son,
Robert言n Italy and later jn France. After
being freed from their first intemment they
joined the U.S. Army, and with their second
release they retumed to this country.
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AMY L. COOK, CLA, Lauノ’33, is Secretary
at the Human Engideering Laboratory, 347
Beacon Street, Boston.
PAUL P. FLAK, Ld均tOWn PrOSeCutOr of
West Springfield, has been chosen chairman
Of the Republican town `Ommittee.
WAI.TER B. LOUNSBURY, RE, is a chap・
lain in the Army Air Corps, Stationed at Camp
Polk, Louisiana. He holds the rank of Captain
ALFRED R. WORTHEN, Lau′, has been
made manager of the Lynn o伍ce of the Social
Security Board, located in the Post O錦ce
Building, Lynn. He and his wife are making
their home in Marblehead. Their son is
With the army in New Guinea and their married daughter lives in Lowell.
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Recently announced was the engagement of
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MADELINE DOROTHY BUTLER, CPES。
Of Rockport, tO Pfc. Robert R. Hmt of
M聞出ODす$r C調U晒帥
Washington, D. C., nOW Stationed at Camp
Myles Standish. Miss Butler is secretary to
the headmaster of the Brockton mgh School.
Govemor Saltonstall has selected HAROLD
I. GROUSBECK, Lau′, Of Northampton, aS
District Attomey for the northwestem district,
CHARLES J. KILEY, La均 Of Brighton,
has beeil electc`d treasurer of the Brighton
Five Cents Savings Bank. Mr. Ki!ey has
been a trustee of the bank fof SOme yearS,
He is married and has five children.
FRANKLIN KING, JR., CBA-E, has been
elected a director of the Northampton Natiopal
bank. Mr. King is in the insurance business
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He is also a vICe-PreSident of the Haydenville
Savings Bank, and president of the Northampton Community fund.
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JAMES M. AHERN, CBA, manager O白he
BISHOP J. RALPH MÅGEE, T’10, aPPOinted jn June, 1944, tO SuPerVise
Methodist Church matters in the Chicago area, One Of the largest and
most responsible jobs in the episcopacy, has been further honored by
Berkshire Life Insurance Company’s bond de-
Partment for the past two years, has resigned
to retum to the investment banking fim of
being given leadership of the Methodist Crusade for Christ, Which invoIves
GIore, Forgan & Company, Pittsfield, Where
the ralSmg Of $25,000,000 for relief and reconstruction, and for use in
he was formerly associated for fifteen years.
PAUL MOODY BOYNTON, CBA, CBA
a general four-year PrOgram Of advance.
’28, and Mrs. Boynton of West Hartford, Con-
necticut, are the parents of a son, Paul Moody,
Jr., bom at the Hartford Hospital on the
e左助力♭あ
fourteenth of December, 1944. He js the
(Conlimed /ro172 Page Fu/の
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EARLE L. RUSSELL, LdC/ノ, Of Portland,
lawyer, and member of the State Industrial
Accident Commission several years ago, has
been selected a Maine Superior Court Justice by Govemor Sewall. Mr. Russe11 is
married to Ellen Burke Alexander, formerly
a Portland school teacher.
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On the first of October, 1944, A. COLEMAN BROWN, r方eo, R&S ’29, Of Weston,
West Virginia, began his fourth year as District Superintendent of the Central District
Of the West Vinginia Conference of the
Methodist Church. .
JOSEPH M. MURPHY, CBA, Lt.Col. A.C.,
Page Te〃
is assistant auditor of Terminations and
grandson of E. Moody Boynton言nventor- of
Special Audits for the Eastem Audit District"
the famous Lightning Saw and the Monofail Railroad. Mr. Paul Boynton is Super-
1918
Visor of Secondary Education for the State
GEORGE ALPERT, La砂, Attomey, WaS
guest speaker in December at the suppermeeting of the Brotherhood of Ahavas Achim
in Newburyport.
Rev. CHARLES D. MAURER, rbeo, RE,
is pastor of St. Luke’s Methodist Church,
Derry, New Hampshire. His son, Charles
D., Jr., WaS a Student at the College of Liberal
Arts before he entered the Air Corps. AnnaEleanora, a daughter言s a senior at Radcliffe.
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ANTHONY MANLEY, Lau′, formerly of
Holyoke, has been acting as an American
of Connecticut.
ARTHUR L BROWN, CBA, Ldu) ’28,
Lau′ ’31, Of Newton, formerly chief reg10nai
OPA hearing commissioner, has been appointed
deputy hearing administfatOr in Washington.
His.new assignment will be to hear and determlr:e雪Peals from orders of OPA hear王ng
COmmlSSIOnerS throughout the country,
JOHN W. DOWNS, LatJ′, PreSident of the
Massachusetts Maritime Academy Alumni Ås-
sociation, and legislative counsel for MassaChusetts insuraqc: COmPanies, has been
appointed commlSSIOner Of the Academy by
Govemor Saltonstall.
L CURTIS FOYE, CLA, Med ’27, Of Ar1ington’Who has practiced medicine jn Ar・
lington for the past twelve years, has・ been
MaJOr ROBERT S. HALL, Tんeo, U'S.A., nOW
9n duty with the Atlantic Fleet. The wedding
lS tO take place Apri1 21 in the chapel at
COmmissioned a lieutenant commander jn the
Fort Hamilton? Brooklyn, New York’Where
medical corps of the U.S.N.R. and reported
for active duty at the Chelsea Naval Hospital
Miss Meyer lS Stationed with the Special
On January 15.
Se重vices Branch.
WILLIAM D. JACKSON, SR阜is sports
Assistant District Attomey GEORGE∴E.
editor for the Boston Chronicle and sport
THOMPSON, Lgu′, Lauノ,25, Of Melrose, has
COlumnist for the Malden Press. He was re_
been appointed District Attomey of Middlesex
Cently appointed to the Orchard Park and
Leonard Street Developments (Boston) as a
Recreational Aide.
County, uPOn the resignation of Lieutenant
Govemor-Elect Bradford.
192う
SUSAN M・ ANDREWS, R且Gra`i ’31, eX-
ecutive director of the General Sunday SchooI
Association of the Universalist Church of
America, WaS gueSt SPeaker at a meeting of
the First Parish Church School and cradle
roll mothers in the Philipps Chapel, Fitchburg,
The wedding of PAULINE R. LINCOLN,
CLA, tO Stuart M. Donaldson, SOn Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank J. Donaldson of Quincy, tOOk
Place December 2 at the home of the bride’s
ParentS in Quincy. Mrs. Donaldson was a
SeCretary jn the Asiatic department of the
Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
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in the latter part of November, She has wriト
ten many Christmas plays, PageantS, articles
and sto章ies.
FRANCIS J. BURNS, Eli, Of Charlestown.
editor of the Charlestown Neu′∫ Since 1931,
MARY ELIZABETH MAHER, CPES, Of
Worcester言s a physical training teacher of
elementary and special dasses.
has been swom in as a practicing federal
attomey in the U. S. District Court.
LUELLA
M.
DUNN重NG,
Grdd,
former
teacher of English at Stoneham mgh School,
1タ27
Mrs. Wendall Estes, the former ESTELLE
DAMION, CLA, Of Hudson言s empIoyed at
has left the United States for Turkey. She
is teaching in the American Collegiate InStitute, Izmir, fomerly called Smyma, Tur-
the recorder’s o鯖ce at the College of Liberal
key. This is a girls’school under the Amefi-
Art§.
Can Board of the Congregational Church and
JOSEPH W. R班VES, r方eo, PaStOr Of the
Congregational Church, Winchendon, has ac-
CePted a call to the pastorate of the Trinitarian
COntains about two hundred fifty native
students.
ELEANOR SH斑DY, Lau′, Of Worcester,
BISHOP OXNAM HONORED
Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, T’1j, On
November 30 was
honored
with
the
PreSidency of the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ in America. He is
resident Methodist bishop of the New
Congregational Church, Northfield. Mr. and
Mrs. Reeves and their son, Richard, 14, Wi11
visol.
Cross. She
York area and has been chairman of the
1ive in the parsonage.
has been a staff member of the Red Cross
Federal Council’s advisory committee.
has been appointed assistant case work superWith
the
American
Red
Home Service Department since August, 1943.
1928
EROLD B. BEACH, CBA言s pr誼cIPal of
the Marblehead mgh School.
FREDERICK B. COLE’CBA-E, COnneCted
With the sports department of the Lawrence
嵩盈‡笠島言霊離籍薄紫
Mr. and Mrs. John Winer of Bondsville
Road. Three Rivers, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, LILLIAN
member of the faculty of the Boston
SYLVIA WINER, PAL, and Harold R. Stein
Of New York City. Miss Winer is empIoyed
Universlty SchooI of TheoIogy.
in the o儀ce of Samuel Black, Publisher’s
distributor.
くくThe bride, given in marriage by her father,
Mr. Cole is married and has one son, Fred, Jr.
A. EDWIN GRIMES, RE言s a field and
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Parish worke† Of the Massachusetts Univer-
James Fau†eux and Mrs. Fauteux, the former
Salist ConventlOn, reSPOnSible for the develop-
ADELINE ALLEY, PAL, Of Chicago, have
ment of the total program in local churches
announced the birth of a son, Robert James
and church extension. He has served as
minister of several rural churches in Arkansas;
director of religious education in Central Con-
Fauteux. He was bom August 28, 1944.
A daughter, Sally, WaS bom Septinber 26,
gregational Church, Jamaica Plain; director of
(ELEANOR HEATH), PAL.
Young People’s work for the Norumbega
1944 to Mr. Melville Prior and Mrs. Prior
Mrs. ELSA LEONARD, E々, is teaching
Council of Religious Educat王on, and in numer_
English at Arms Academy in Shelbume Falls,
OuS Other similar positions.
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Philip H. Lord, the former PRISCILLA
CHARLES M. STEARNS, U.S.A., CLA,
Who fell thirty feet while his boat was land_
lng in France, and has since spent much of his
SAWYER, CLA, Of Norway, Maine, PreSented
a program ofくくBook Reviews’’to the Wobum
time in hospitals jn France and England, has
recovered and is now back with his company.
Women’s Club.on December l、 at the First
attached to General Patten’s Third Army. His
Charge of the_Children’s Story Hour at the
wife lives in Boston.
Norway Public Library, and has served on
the Board of Trustees of the Library.
Congregational Church. Mrs. Lord is in
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Mr. and Mrs・ Clarence J. Derby (CHAR・
He has been president of DePauw
University, Greencastle, Indiana, and a
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wore a coIonial designed gown of faille taffeta
with peacock train. Her Juliet veil was arranged with orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of roses, SWeet PeaS
and gypsophila with an orchid center.
.《Miss Lou王se R. Thompson, M初’31, EJ
.33, Of Milton, maid of honor, WOre raSPberrypink frosted marquisette; matChing headpiece
of fine veiling and she carried briarcliffe rose§.
Ralph M. BEmett was best man and ushers
were charles E. Gelette, Jr., and Edwin P.
Ashworth. The bride’s mother wore aqua
faille crepe, matChing hat and corsage of yellow roses and sweet peas. The bridegroom’s
mother wore an orchid figured dress, OrChid
hat and mixed corsage.
‘.Followmg a reCePt10n in the church parlors’
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett left for‘ Montreal, Lake
Champlain and Lake George, New York.
The bride, formerly a teacher of music and
art at Milton Junior High School, reCeived
a B.S. in Education and A.M. degree from
LOTTE SCHAEDEL), PAL, are the parents
The fo11owing appeared in the Stm`idr`i.
Of a second son, Charles Wilkins Derby, Who
Boston University. She has been a cellist in
Time∫, New Bedford, OP Wednesday, June
High Pines Symphony Orchestra, Milton’and
WaS bom December 6 at the Peterborough,
28, 1944: ●くThe double rlng SerVice was used
New Hampshire, Hospital. Grandparents are
by the Rev. Walter Sillen at the wedding of
Mr. John W. Derby of Peterborough and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Schaedel of Malden.
Miss FRANCES GERTRUDE BROWN, Eみ
Grd〆’42, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
S. Brown of 335 Reedsdale Road, Milton,
1930
Captain E. LIoyd Meyer and Mrs. Meyer
. : - ト ト i ﹁ i , , ト i ) 、 ︻ i - i 巨
are announclng the engagement of their
daughter, Marcelle Julia Meyer, to Chaplain
Who became the bride of Charles Frankljn
active iq the Milton Choral Society. Mr.
Be事mett lS a PaSt PatrOn Of Dartmouth Chap-
ter, O.E.S., and master of Quitticus Lodge,
A.F. and A.M. They wil=ive at 226 North
Street, New Bedford.
く(For traveling the bride wore a ciel-blue
Bennett, SOn Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Bemett
wool dressmaker suit, White dose fitting hat
Of 355 Reed Street, New Bedford. White
and mixed corsage:’
flowers, Candles, and palms decorated the First
Baptist Church Chapel for the∴CeremOny.
RUTH CORTELYOU, CPES, 1st Lt. P.T.,
has been stationed at Vaughan General Hos一
助ge月leクen
Pital, Hines, Illinois, near Chicago, Since the
middle of July.
ber of the American Red Cross and is in
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell N. Hamlin of Brock・
JOHN H. LOUDEN, Lauノ, is Assistant Cor"
ton have announced the mamage Of their
POration Counsel for Boston; he was appointed
in 1941.
daughter, Jeanne Alison Hanlin to FRANCIS
At a wedding ceremony in Temple Ohabei
Shalom, Brookline, Edith R. Tarlin, daughter
ried in Harvard Congregational Church, Brook-
Of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tarlin of Brookline,
was
married
BRODNEY,
November
Lau′.
Mr.
19 to
and
FREDERICK
Mrs.
Brodney
are living in Chestnut Hill.
S. BATES, S∫, Of Brookline. They were mar-
1ine, On December 2. Mr. and Mrs. Bates are
living in Brookline for the present.
LIONEL L. MEUNIER; Lタ均is a mem・
ber of the New Haven, Comecticut, Field
Division of the F.B.I. He is recognized as
one of the outstanding fingerprmt eXPertS
and is a native of Nashua, New Harppshire.
S/SGT. LEONARD BERNHÅRDT, CBA,
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Miriam R. Rosnick, daughter of Nathan
from he was in a hospital in Budapest. He
Rosnick of Holyoke, became the bride of
has two oak leaf clusters for the Air Medal.
Captain HAROLD B. DEAN, A.A.F., Lzu′,
GILDA
Lieutenant HAROLD A. CHRISTENSEN,
soon after D-Day.
recipient of the Air Medal was shot dowq
in action over Hungary. When last heard
1タ3う
France having gone there from England
DRAGO,
M初,
has
begun
her
of New London, Comecticut, late in Novem-
new duties as supervisor of music in Ston9-
ber. Captain Dean has retumed after twenty・
CBA、 ’40, and Mrs. Christensen, the former
ham public schooIs. She has served as musIC
eight months in service in England’Africa
KÅTHERINE BAKER, PA4 are the parent§
supervisor at Hopkinton, Warner, Henniker
and Italy. Before entering the service, he
Of a daughter, Karen Andrea. Karen was
and Bradford, all in New Hampshire.
Paul L. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald
practiced law in New London.
(WINIFRED FRAZER), CBA, Of Cam-
CLA, and S/Sgt. ROSARIO GIACOBBE,
born on September 18, 1944.
DOROTHY KENNEDY, PAL, Of Lynn,
was married November 18, in Plainville, Con-
necticut, tO Lieutenant Alden G. Woodworth.
JOSEPH B. MURRAY,型#∫, Grad ’37, has
been elected director of musIC at Framingham.
He was formerly music director of North
Andover schooIs.
bridge, are the parents of a son, Thomas
Kevin, bom November 17.
Miss FLORENCE M. HAYES, E4 who had
been a junior high school teacher in Norwood fof tWenty. yearS, died December 5.
ELEANOR D. HOOD, M紺, is∴a mem-
On December 5, NICOLLETA GRILLO,
CBA,
Were
married
in
Somerville. Mrs.
Giacobbe is living in North Carolina, Where
Sergeant Giacobbe is §tationed. Mr§・ Gia-
cobbe has been teaching retarded children
at a school in Somerville; her husband is
a C:P.Å.
ELIZABETH HEMMERLY, PAL, is Ad_
missions Secretary at the College of Practical
Arts and Letters, Boston University.
LUTHER
F.
THOMPSON,
M研,
former
supervisor of music in the public schooIs of
Framingham, has accepted a new position
as supervisor of music in Darien’Connecti-
Cut.
RICHARD A. WOLFF, Gra2, r方eo, ’38,
is pastor of the First Parish Church, West.
wood, Massachusetts.
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Dr. ROBERT A. BRUCE, CLA, and Mrs.
Bruce (ELEANOR HINCKLEY), CLA ’39,
Gγad ’40, are living in Rochester, New York,
with their son, Robert Hinckley BfuCe,' bom
June 22, 1タ44.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Washbu重n Of Han-
0Ver, Massachusetts, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth, and
SergeanりOSEPH W. BULGER, U.S.Å・, CBA,
of Concord. The wedding date was planned
for Decembe重.
WILLIAM H. COOMBS, JR, CLA, is a
Pharmacist’s Mate 3/c, Stationed at the U. S.
Naval Ho§Pital, San Diego, Califomia. His
wife,
the
former
VIVIAN
E.
GR班NE,
CLA, and daughter Leslie’aged 2, are living
with Mrs. Coombs’parents in Bristol, PennSylvania ・
Captain and Mrs. G. Richard Blake’the
former VIRGINIA ESTABROOK, PAL, are
the parents of a daughter, Janice Elizabeth,
JoHN F. SuLL重VAN, JR., CBA
COLORFUL SPORTS FIGURE
Students at CBA in 1939-40 will remember John F. Sullivan, Jr. As Second
Lieutenant Sullivan he took.part in the invasion of Oran a§ leader of a combat
infantry platoon of the First Armored Division. During the Tunisian CampIalgn
he was promoted to First Lieutenant, and he is now a Captain. Interested in sports,
he is coach of the Fifth Army boxers who tied for the inter;A11ied boxing champIOnship, and is also busines§ manager Of the Fifth Army’s football stars, Who met the
Twelfth Air Force in the Spaghetti Bowl game in Italy on New Year’s Day・ He
is one of the most decorated men in the Army. He has been awarded the Legion
bom August 28. Captain Blake is serving
GEORGE H. HUBAN, CBA, a Captain
in the Infantry, is recovering in England
from wounds suffered while assisting in
the capture of St. Malo, France, August 9.
He landed on D-day. His awards indude the
Silver Star and Purple Heart.
CHRISTOPHER J. KARAS, CBA, Of
Framingham, WaS reCently promoted to the
rank of Major in the Army Air Corps. Son
of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Karas, he landed
in England and served later in North Africa.
He is currently on duty as an operations
of Merit, the Silver Star, the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman’s Badge, the
officer with the Mediterranean Air Transport
British Military Cross’and the French Groix de Guerre with Gold Star. He has
Service in Italy.
been made an honorary member of the Chasseurs d,Afrique. Having partlCIPated
JOHN J. MAGINNIS, CBA, Of Worcester, has been promoted to the rank of
in every campalgn §ince the North African landings’he has five Battle Participa-
Lieutenant-COIonel. He is attached to the
tion Star§.
First European Civil Affairs Regiment now
Page Tu′eルe
SerVmg in Belgium. Before enterlng the
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SerVice he was vice-PreSident and director
Of the Claflin-Sumner Coal Company, Wor-
Beatrice Ruth Merowitz, daughter of Mrs.
Lena Merowitz of Waltham, WaS married in
Announcement of the engagement of
November to pHⅢP BLOOM, ECC, Of New-
ELLEN VERONICA SWEENEY, PAL′ tO
ton. Mr・ BIoom js a member of the U. S.
Sergeant Hugo Esposte, U.S.A.A.F., Of River・
Naval Reserve.
News has been received of the promotion
Side・ Rhode Island, has been made by Mrs.
Daniel Sweeney of Nashua, New Hampshire.
Of Captain ARTHUR J. CUNNINGHAM,
CBA, U.S.A., tO Major. He is重ocated with
the First Army Headquarters in the European
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Theatre of War.
MARGARET DICK, Grad, Of Lawrence,
On December 14, the ’.Gracious Ladies,・
Massachusetts, has joined the faculty of
Column in the Boston rrae/eler was devoted
Nasson College’ Sanford’ Maine, aS aCting
to MABEL P. FR工SWELL, E々, Of Needham.
head of the Secretarial Department. She
At present she is personnel director at the
began her duties January 4
Fisher School, Boston.
River, is working in the office of House
The engagement of EDITH GOLDMAN,
CLA, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gold_
Minority Leader Joseph W. Martin, Jr. For
two months, She was empIoyed in Mr. Mar-
U.S.A.’Of Washington’D. C., and New York,
tin’s Fall River office.
has been叩nounced by her parents. Lieutenant
HELEN E. MORRTS, PAL均 Of Fall
man of Everett’tO Lieutenant Morton Robbins,
In the summer and winter, PR賞SCILLA
Robbins IS Stationed in the Statistics Depart-
RABETHGE, CLA, is Social Director at
ment in Washington’having recently retumed
Eastem
Slope
Im’
North
Conway,
New
from Italy. Miss Goldman is engaged in
Hampshire. She has been specialist in Re・
Public relations work with the War Labor
Creation for the Universlty Of New Hamp.
Board. ●
Shire’
and
this
comlng
SPmg
She
will
Lieutenant
act
EDGAR
GR斑N,
CBA,
and
as chaiman for a New Hampshire Folk Fes-
Mrs. Green, formerly Rosalyn Gross, are nOW
WYONÅ GoDDARD, CPES’38
tival, SPOnSOred by the N. H. Recreation
living in Texas. Lieutenant Green has been
方の。rrh/ed ;n Ha秒aii /0 ∫e砂e偽e 4γme`i
Coundl.
in
For“∫ a∫ m Ame壷m尺ed Cro∫∫の∫右Iml
GORDON S. RICHARDS, CLA, is in
Greece
wo重king
as
a
sanitary
englneer
for
the
AAF
for
the
past
two
yea購.
Dr. ROSS W. GR髄N, CLA, Of Falmouth
the U.N.R.R.A. He was formerly with the
Were married December 2 in Gardiner, Maine.
Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation,
Dr. Green is now engaged in a research pro-
but has been transferred.
ject at the Boston City Hospital. He and
Mrs. Green are living on Park Drive, Boston.
SARA GUTTERMAN, PAL, and BER-
Loretta P. Borkows貼, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Borkowski of Fall River, and
JAMES T. WALDRON, Ld均Of Taunton,
NARD
Were married November 23 in Fall River.
ried in December. Sergeant Goldston has re・
Mr. Waldron is associated with the o億ce of
tumed from combat service in the South
Attomey Harold E. Clarkin, Fall River.
Pacific. Mrs. Goldston is living in Dorchester.
Mrs. Penrod Hepfer, the former ARBETTA
KASHIMURA, CPES, is a Lieutenant with the
U. S. Army Medical Corps. She has served
JAMES A. WH郎LER, CBA, Of Mansfield,
has been elected Treasurer and Director of
the Mansfield Co-OPerative Bank.
ARAM
K.
ZELVEIAN,
r方eo,
former
クrogram窃re′10r.
and Anna Rose Goodspeed of Augu§ta, Maine,
GOLDSTON,
CBA
’38,
wire
mar-
as a physical therapist in this country and
faculty member of Anatolia College, Turkey,
recently addressed the Kiwanis Club in Hart.
叩erSeaS and recently received her medical re-
ford, Comecticut, On.“Russia,s Old and New
tor,
P(;stwar policies.,,
玉.T.0.
Bronze Star’American Theatre of Operations,
Asiatic Theatre of Operations with one Bronze
Starl Good Conduct Medal, Purple Heart with
One Oak Leaf Cluster and the Bronze Star
Ribbon・
Private
Smith
while
disarmipg
Japanese PW’s received wounds to right wrlSt
and on head on February 4, 1943 and March
l’1943・ These wounds were received in savlng
the live§ Of two EM who were on guard at the
PW stockade who were attacked by the PW.
Disregarding the safety of hi§ OWn life, Private
SmithタWho was unarmed, disarmed the said
こPW’s and saved the lives of the two guards.
tlrement tO inactive duty. Her husband, a docLieutenant
Hepfer
is §ervlng
in
the
The engagement of MIRIAM MYRA
KRECHEVSKY, PAL, tO S/Sgt. Saul L.
Nathan Berson of New Britain, Comecticut,
has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Later’While performing his duty as a cook,
he undertook to direct a detail of men in血e
COnStruCtion of two gun empIacements which
had to be all manual labor owing to the near-
ness of the enemy. under his leadership the
emplacements were丘nished two weeks ahead
Of time and also a road built and camouflaged
Krechevsky of Hartford. Sergeant Berson js
leading to the gun emplacements. This was
Stationed at Freeman Field, Seymour, Indiana.
dooe in addition to Private Smith’s duty as
The engagement of Lieutenant (j.g.)
c○○k.
VERONICA M. LUCEY, NNC, CLA, Of
Major HARRY THELEN, SS, Of Lynn, has
Taunton, tO Lieutenant (j.g.) Bemard Con-
graduated from the Adjutant General School
ley’U.S.N.R., SOn Of Mr. and Mrs. George
in Texas and has been appointed Assi§tant
Conley’Sr., Of New York’has been anno甲fed
Adjutant Genefal Fourth Army Headquarters,
Fort Houston, Texas. He is twenty-SeVen
霊豊宮詣豊吉詩誌吾輩請
Corps School, San Diego, Califomia. Lieu.
tenant Conley is serving with the Amphibious
Forces ove重seas.
years old.
JOHN YOUNG, CLA, Grad ’41言s teach-
ing at North Quincy mgh School. He and
his wife are making their home in Wollaston.
The marrlage Of Louise Ann Camey, daugh・
ter of Mrs. Harold E. Camey of Hudson, tO
Lieutenant WAYNE B. PALIOCA, ECC,
U.S.A., Signal Corp§, Of Marlboro, tOOk place
December 3 in Hudson. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Palioca are living in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
ALFRED ROLFE SHRIGLEY, L4均 Of
Hingham, has been promoted to the rank of
Lieutenant Commander, U.S.N.R. He is statjoned at the U. S. Naval Air Station,
Jacksonville, FIorida.
HARRY F. SMITH, ECC, Of Everett, holds
JAMES ARTHUR WHEELER, B,39
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DOROTHEA L. CARLISLE, SI均has been
appointed district secretafy Of the All§tOn-
Brighton office of the Family Society of Boston.
After graduation from the SchooI of Social
Work she was empIoyed by the same society
but was working in the Northwest End of
Boston.
ANNE MARIE DiNUCCI, PAL′ Of Malden,
WaS amOng the thirty-One WOmen graduated
the following campaign ribbons and awards:
from the American Airlines, Stewardess Train_
ing School, New York, in November. She is
American Defense Service Ribbon with one
now based in Memphis, Tenne§§eC.
壌e rあれee脇
JANE WILSON, CLA ’44, Pi Beta Phi and
Scarlet Key’ at PreSent holding a position
at Harvard Business School ‥ ・ As for my-
Self I am a member of history department
at Hanover High School, Hanover, New
Hampshire.
-RuTH B. NICKERSON, CLA ,42
H. OSGOOD BENNET, r方eo, is in his
third year as pastor of the.Methodist Church,
Nantucket Island. He is married to the former
FRANCES CALKINS’RE ,35, and they have
two children, Joy, 4, and Harold, 2;4.
ALICE MAY BURBANK, CLA言s jn the
Navy and stationed in Little Creek, Virginia.
Corpordl WILLARD L CHASE (name
legally changed from KASHIMURA) A.A.C.,
CBA, is now stationed in the Caribbean area
On foreign service’With the Army Air Corps
Specialized Training Group. He is based jn
Puerto Rico.
The Rev. Dr. C. MILO CONNICK, r方eo,
P局・D・’44, Who is Head of the Department of
Bible at The Northfield School for Girls,.WaS
the subject of an editorial in So′ial Q雛∫l10n∫,
Official organ of the Methodist Federation for
Social Service. Dr. Connick has done far more
ANGELA J. CAPOBIANCO, L’43
in recent months to increase the membership
and financial support of the Federation than
any other member.
In an aftemoon ceremony, ANGELA J.
CAPOBIANCO’CBA, Lu ’43, Of Brighton,
In addition to his duties at East Northfield,
became the bride of Lieutenant HENRY A.
MAFFEO, U.S.M.C.R・, Lu ’42, Of East
Boston, at the Church of St. Ignatius, Chestnut
甘iH, On December 18. Lieutenant Ma鱈eo has
Dr. Comick has taught courses at the Franklin
HENRY A. MAFFEO, L’42
County Interdenominational Religious Edu-
just retumed from the South Pacific where
Cation Institute and the Greenfield Univer-
he participated in three maIOr CamPalgnS.
Sity of Life. The latter was spons?red by
the Protestant and Jewish congregatlOnS Of
Green丘dd, Mass.
Ånnouncement has been made of the en.
On
December 3’
Mr.
and
Mrs.
vemon
Mattson of Newtonville announced the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth, tO ROBERT
GROVER FITZGERALD, CBA, U.S.Å・A.C., Of
Chestnut mll, at the Midland Post Chapel,
Midland, Texas. Mr. Htzgerald, an instructor at Midland Field, holds the DFC, Oak
Leaf Cluster’Air Medal with three dusters and
Presidential Unit Citatjon.
The Sacred Heart Church in Abilene, Texas,
WaS the scene on December 2 of the marriage
Of Lieutenant JOHN T. FOLEY’U.S.A., CBA,
Of Boston, tO珊een M. Bradley of Union,
New Jersey. Lieutenant Foley j§ Stationed
at Camp Barkeley, Abilene.
M/Sgt. FRED I. FRADES, EJ ’37, Ed ’39,
and Mrs. Frades, the former FLORENCE
DINE’CPES′ are the parents of a son, Steven
Jay, bom November 17. Mrs. Frades js liv_
ing.with her parents while her husband is
SerVlng OVerSeaS.
Stationed at Elizabeth, New Jersey, With
the WAVEs, LILIANNE M. A. LUSSIER,
Gra4, Of Fall River, has been promoted to
the rank of Lieutenant (j&).
PHYLLIS BLAKE PALMER, CLA, Grad
’44, Of Dedham, the wife of Lieutenant
DAVID A. PALMER, Ed ’43, has been com-
missioned an enslgn in the U. S. Naval Re_
SerVe, having completed training at the Naval
Midshipmen’s School, Northampton. She js
U.SA・事CBA, Of Boston. Lieutenant Seiniger
is on temporaJ-y duty at the office of the
Quartermaster General in Washington.
T/Sgt. BERJ H. SERON, La均and Enid
gagement of Lieutenant (j.g.) CLAIRE COSGROVE, U.S.N.R., E々, Of Medford, tO
IJieutenant (j.g.) Lawrence D. Ebersole of
Belmont, by Mr. and ’Mrs. Joseph F. Cos-
Hemington of Red House, Over, Cambridge・
grove of Milton. Lieutenant EbefSOle is a
Shire, England’Were married in aq old English
graduate of Iowa State CoIIege.
Church. Sergeant Seron is servlng aS Chief
In June, 1944, BERNARD GOLDSTEIN,
non-COmmissjoned o億cer m the Judge Ad-
力I勿∫, Grad ’43, reCeived an A.M. from Har-
VOCate department at the headquarters of the
Vard. He is continumg his study for a
Eighth Air Force’s famous - Thjrd Bombard_
doctorate and has been a tutor of music at
ment Division. His bride is a former student
Radcliffe College and a proctor at Harvard.
at Bedford College’a branch of the University
of London.
Trudy Heller, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
h December he served as orchestrator and
musical assistant to Flie Siegmeister, the
mu§ical director of the play, ’’Sing Out,
Samuel Heller of Brookline, WaS married re-
Sweet Land,’’ which played recently at the
Cently to Lieutenant MYER H. SHUMAN,
CoIonial Theatre, Boston.
U.S・A.A.F., ECC, Of Brook]ine. They are liv-
Rev. HERBERT M. INGRAHAM, r方eo, and
mg in Houston, Texas, Where Lieutenant
Mrs. Ingraham, the former Earlene Eaton of
Shuman is stationed.
Miss MARTHA WOLK, SW, has been
OVerSeaS Since March’1944, and at the present
time is stationed somewhere in Belgium. She
Everett, are the parents of a son, Paul Eaton,
bom October 21 in Ashtabula, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Johnson of Greeley,
is servlng aS Assistant Field Director for the
CoIorado, have amounced the engagement of
their daughter, Edythe Dagmar Johnson, tO
American Redこross.
Ensign ALCOTT J. LARSSON, U.S.N.R.,
CLA, Who is stationed at the Naval Reserve
1夕42
Laboratory in Washington, D. C. Miss John-
NEWS FROM A CLASS SECRETARY
vestlgatlOn in Washington, The wedding is
SOn.is町pIoyed by the Federal Bureau of In-
being planned for late February.
ROBERTA KELLEY SMITH, CLA ’42, and
Sergeant JAMES DAVID LYMAN, CBA,
On duty with the Navy Department, Washing-
Captain Howard Smith of Fort Belvoir, Vir-
ton, D. C.
Lieutenant PATRICIA REYNOLDS, CPES,
PhysiotherapISt at the Cushing General Hos-
ginia, are the parents of a baby daughter,
1ished by and for the Persomel of the Reno
Jeame, bom November 12, 1944. ‥ a/c C.
Army Air Base, Ferrylng Division, A.T.C.
Pjtal, Framingham, has reccntly been trans-
ferred to Washington. D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dealey Butterfield of
Chevy Chase, Maryland, has amounced the
engagment of their daughter, Margaret, tO
Lieutenant WILLIAM BRECK SEINIGER,
Page Pouγ〆ee〃
DENTON FERNALD, Ed ’44, is now sta-
is editor of the ’′Flyer,’, a weekly paper pub-
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Selden. of Bristol,
tioned at Pensacola, Florida, COmPleting the
Vermont, have amounced the mamage Of their
final stages of Navy training to qualify for
daughter, MARGARET HELEN SELDEN,
his wings as a Navy flier. ’くDenny’’enlisted
PAL, SP.Q.3/c, tO Norman W. Champagne
in the Navy in July of 1942 as an enlisted man.
of West Walwick, Rhode Island. Mr. Cham・
In August 1943 he started his aviation training. He was a member of the varsity foot-
pagne has just received his honorable dis-
baI] team and also a varsity hockey player ‥ ・
the Walter Reed Hospital for some time.
charge from the Air Corp§, having been at
、ナノ
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hoy of Milton have
ROSALINE HALPER SOLOMON, M初, lS
announced the engagement of their daughter,
empIoyed at the House of Kent in the General
Offices. She is living on Brattle Street, Cam-
Virginia M. Hoy and Lieutenant EDWARD F.
MORGAN’III, S∫, Of Hudson, Massachusetts.
bri dge.
Lieutenant Morgan is a member of the U. S.
Navy. He has been stationed at SoIomons,
Maryland, aS Communications Officer for ,the
MARY LOU SPRINGER, U.S.N.R(W),
CBA, Of Allston, and LOUIS JAMES
BAILLY, JR., U.S.A., CBA, Of Boston, Were
amphibious forces there.
married December 9 in St. Mark’s Episeopal
Lieutenant RENA M. MORRISON, U.S.M.
Church, San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Bailly lS
C.R.(W), PAL, Of Allston, has been assigned
Stationed at Corpus Christi, Texas, and her
to duty with the Department of the Pacific,
husband at San Antonio, (Fort Houston),
Texas.
San Francisco, Califomia.
WILLIAM R. POTHIER, CBA ,40, and Mrs.
Pothier, (ANNA T. DRITSAS, CBA), have
announced the birth of a second child, Denise
CPES SPECIAL 1944
Ann, bom December 9, 1944・ They are living
jn Waterbury, Connecticut.
GLORIA TRAGESER announced her en_
Mrs. Hugh J. McTeman, Jr., the former
写agement tO Lieutenant ‘`Bud’’Murphy dur1ng the summer. “GIo’’is at present teach・
PHYLLIS REILLY, PA4, is living in Chest・
nut Hill, While her husband, Lieutenant Mc-
mg in Baltimore. ‥ HARRIET CRABB, a
Teman is servlng With the U. S. Navy in the
Physio-therapist working in a hospital in New
Padfic theatfe. She was married in York_
Orleans’ has amounced her engagement to
’(Butch’’. (I am unable to obtain his real
town, Virginia言n February, 1944, tO Hugh
・埠
McTeman’a graduate of Holy Cross in 1941.
name but everyone will know whom I refer
HELEN PAITEK’PAL was maid of honor:
to) . ‥ JEAN KERSHAW and BARBARA
She is empIoyed as a secretary at the Alumn1
MARTIS are members of the WAC and
〇億ce.
MARY TUDBURY, CLA, Of Newton
Highlands, has been appointed assjstant inStruCtOr Of nursmg artS at the Beth Israel
Studying Physio-therapy at Fort Oglethorpe,
Georgla. EILEEN HAYDOCK is also in the
H. OsGOOD BENNETT, T,42, Mrs. Bennett
(FRANCEs CALKJNS・ _ RE,35) and thejr
HARRIET A. WHITTEN, Ed, daughter of
Robinson S. Whitten of Winchester, has
Children, Joy, 4, and Haro】d, 2;4.
arrived
in
England
to
serve
as
an
along with Lieutenants PHOEBE CARLSON
and BARBARA SCHWEINSHAUT .
Red Cross staff assistant.
Lieutenant PAT REYNOLDS i§ Servlng OVerOn
November 30,
Wenona
A.
Clark
of
Phillips, Maine, and Chaplain ROBERT L
HOMER’r方eoI Of North Fort Lewis, Wash-
EVELYN GLAZER, M初, Of Somerville, has
Started her new ’duties as musical director in
the public schooIs’Newburyport. IJaSt year
She taught in the schooIs in Hartland, Maine.
MA餌NETTE JEANNE HICKEY, PAL, Of
West Newton, has completed her basic train1ng and indoctrinatlOn COurSe at the Naval
Training School (WR), Broex, New York,
and is now at the U. S. Naval Hospital,
Bethesda, Maryland. She is a member of the
WAVEs.
ton on October 27. He is now serving over・
SeaS and ’くIzzie’’is stationed at Fort Devens
Åmerican
1夕43
WAC . . . Lieutenant ISABELLE CRAW.
FORD was married to Ensign Robert Hamil_
Hospital.
ington, Were married in the Baptist Church,
Phillips. Mrs・ Homer is a second grade
teacher jn Norway, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Maletz of Brookline
have announced the mamage Of their daughter
ROSE MALETZ, Lau′, tO WARREN S. GILFORD, CBA ’38, Lau′ ’40, Of Dorchester.
Both are members of the Massachusetts Bar.
ROBERT MARTIN, Lm4,, has been ap-
POmted judge of the Hallowell Municipal
Court, Augusta, Maine, for a four-year term.
Marilyn Grover, S2/c, U.S.C.G.R.(W), Of
SeaS aS a Physio-therapist . . . In October
’‘NEAT’’ WH髄LER graduated from the
WAVE contingent at Smith College as an
ensign. She is now stationed at the National
Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland
. ‥ LILLIAN NARDONE is assistant head
Of the Physical Education Department for
Women at Rhode Island State College. ‥
ADA DAVIS and ’くPEANUT’’ JOHNSON
are working as recreational directors at a
Y.W.C.A. in Long Beach’Califomia. They
have just finished taking English cqurses at
the
Universlty
Of
Southem
Califom重a
.
‥
Ensign and Mrs. Jack Wald (FRITZIE
SCHⅢFFERLI) are now living in Oregon
Lynn, and FORREST E. MASON, C.Q.,
U.S.N.R., CBA, Of Swampscott, Were married
in York, Maine言n November. Mr. Mason
WaS OVerSeaS for eighteen months jn North
Africa, Sicily, Italy and Southem France.
MAVIS A. MILANO, CLA言s empIoyed
by the Hathaway Manufacturing Company,.a
textile plant in New Bedford. Her title lS
Persomel
Manager’
and
she
was
recently
PrOmOted to the position of an executive.
Mr. and Mrs. Emest P. Monroe of Dor_
Chester have.announced the engagement of
their daughter, FRANCES LAURA MONROE, Gra`i, tO Staff Sergeant Drue King, Jr.,
U.S.A., SOn Of Dr∴and Mrs. Drue King of
Tuskegee, Alabama.
Mrs. Takayuki Y. Sato of Cambridge has
announced the marriage of her daughter,
TAKAKO GRACE SATO, Ed, R.N., tO PriVate DIWAKER SALVI, Grad ’44, Of Bom-
bay, India. The wedding took place November 26, in Pittsburgh, Kansas, at the Bethel
AME Church. Mrs. Salvi was a head nurse
at the Boston FIoating Hosp王tal.
ALLEN G. SKIFF, ueo, for the past two
years pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church,
New Bedford, has accepted the pastorship of
the Summer Place Methodist Church Buffalo,
JAMES DAVID LYMAN, B’42
New Yo重k.
WALTER MEN。ENHALL, E’44
nge申坊eeか
The SchooI Committee of Concord has ap-
Announce Engagements
pointed JOHN J. WATSON, Ed, Of Watertown, aS director of physical education for the
town schooIs. Mf. Watson, reCently discharged from the A.A.F., Will also coach the
high school track team.
1夕4う
ANNE DONOVAN, CBA, WAVEs, Of Plymouth, has completed her boot training at
Hunter College, New York, and has been asslgned to Chicago’Illinois’On a bond selling
Justine Cautela, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Cautela of Astoria, New York, ` has
become the bride of CHARLES LEAHY,
E`C, Of the U. S. Navy’SOn Of Mrs.、Anna
V. Leahy of South Weymouth. The young
couple are making their home with the bride’s
ParentS in Astoria.
IRVIN W. WEAVER, Grad, a Candidate
for the Ph.D. degree in Philosophy, has been
glVen a temPOrary aPPOintment as instructor
in the Department of Philosophy at Syracuse
University, from January to April, 1945・
1夕46
Amouncement has been made of the enRosE MALETz, L’43
MÅRGÅRET H. SEI.DEN, P’42
gagement of PRISCILLA JANE AMNOTT,
CLA, daughter of Major and Mrs. Walter D.
Amnott of Danvers, tO Sergeant William
Robert Pike, U・S.M.C., Lym. Sergeant Pike
二‥ AUDREY RUSCHER BAKER is teach-
SYLVIA GOODMAN, PAL, Of Brookline,
PAT LEYDON, Secretary
and Morris Goodkin of Dorchester were married Thursday, November 23. Mrs. Goodkin
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac J.
Cu§hing Academy
Goodman.
1ng near her home while Chan is servlng
Ashbumham, Massachusetts
At 3 o’dock, December 9, the East Milton
Congregational Church was the scene of the
ORATRICE ,K. COTTON, Ed., has been
lea楊ng in the Abraham Lincoln School, Nor-
folk, Virginia, Since September 6, 1944, and
is the only Guidance Specialist in the school.
During National American Education Week,
Miss Cotton was one of the principal speakers
to speak in several local schooIs. She has
also organized a teen-age girls’Club which
wedding of LOUISE HUTCHINS LYNDE,
PAL, Of Wollaston, tO Charles J. E. Wilson
Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, U.S.N., SOn Of
Mrs. L E. Wilson.
WALTER MENDENHALL, E易fal;on, has
been YOrking in Chicago for the past months
as assIStant Personnel Director of the Cuneco
PfeSS.
T/Sgt. FRANK A. MERLINO, CBA, is
§he is counseling, Called ’‘The Girls of TomofrOW,タ.
now attending the Central In§truCtion School
LEOPALLE I. DESY, ECC, is a registered
for ex-COmbat men at Laredo, Texas. The
C.P.A. with the Massachusetts State Board of
completion of a five-Week course will qualify
Registration. She is a tax accountant in the
him as a Gunnery Instructor.
JEAN OSMOND, Ed., formerly of Swamp-
Boston o億ce of Emst and Emst.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Goldforb of Dorchester
have amounced the marriage of their daugh・
scott public library, is now children’s librarian
of the Parlin Memorial Library, Malden.
(j.g.) Martin Amow, U.S.N.R., Dental Corps,
of Brooklyn, New York. They are making
their home in Ithaca, New York.
Page Si諦een
GÅRET ROWELL), SW, are the parents of
a
son,
David
Rowell,
born
October 29
Rose A. Jodoin became the bride of Pfc.
FREDERICK J. BATORSKI, M御, On Novem・
ber 15 at the Carlsbad, New Mexico, Army
Air Field post chapel. They are making a
temporary home in Carlsbad.
The engagement of ANNE BECKWITH
BURTON, CPES, Of New Canaan, Connecti-
cut, tO Walter J. Baker of New York, has
been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Benjえmin
Burton of Comecticut. Mr. Burton is a labor
relations intermediary with the W. L. Maxson
Corporation, New York・
NORMAN S. DION, CBA, is a radio
operator 9n a B-24 Liberator. He has twentyfive missIOnS tO his credit, and he has re-
ceived the Air Medal.
DORIS H. McCUSKER, PAL, is doing
secretarial work for the Liberty Mutual InSuranCe Company.
The engagement of MURIEL LOUISE
YOUNG, CLA, Of Cambridge’tO Lieutenant
Paul R. NichoIs and M重S. NichoIs (MAR-
ter, NAOMI GOLDFORB, Eみto Lieutenant
is stationed in Quantico, Virginia.
in
Greeley, CoIorado.
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William C. O’Brien, U.S.A.A.F., Of Lowell・
重ndiana,
has
been
announced
by
Mr.
and
Mrs. Henry C. Young. The wedding was
planned for January.
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The engagement and forthcomlng mamage
Of Jean C. Rearick of Noroton Heights, Con-
f重om
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necticut, tO Lieutenant John Joseph Byme,
Medical Corps’ U.S.A.’ Faf#lly, has been
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くくG. I. Bill’’
(Conlin鵜d f′Om nge Fiひe)
SChool,
have
- through
their
service
experience - gained a new appreciation
Of the advantages of higher education.
Wmat percentage, then, Can We eXPeCt
to take advantage of the veterans’laws
- Public Bil1 16 (for the disabled) and
Public Law 346 (くくThe G. I. Bill’’) -
Which provide for their education partly
Or Wholly at govemment expense? The
answer, at this juncture, Can Of course
be only problematical.
Eventually, SOme 12,000,000 to
IJ,000,000 will be eligible for eduCational bene丘ts. All veterans (with 90
days’active service) are eligible for one
year’s subsidized education, While those
under twenty-丘ve at the time of induc-
tion may receive additional tr?ining (up
to a total of four years maxlmum, dePendent upon the time they spent in
uniform), aS Can those over tyenty〇五ve
who can prove their educatlOnal programs were interrupted by their entry
into the war. Obviously, then, the potential enrollment in the country’s∴educational
institutions
is
enormous. How
much can we reasonably expect to
materialize, and what sorts of institutions will be best丘tted to handle them?
t音ime factor all-important. They will be
equlPPed to handle 小e problem be-
critical of the leisurely attitude often
cause, unlike the smaller colleges, its
characteristic of pre-War COllege life,
student-body has always been hetero置
and will desire to accelerate their train-
geneous. With its eleven Departments,
ing as much as possible. Veterans, also,
Boston Universlty lS in a strateglC POSi-
will be accustomed - through their
tion to meet the variety of educationa]
service tralnmg - tO VOCational, teCh-
needs of the post-War Period, tO PrOVide
nical, and professional study. Though a
invaluable assistance to both veteran and
few may, ln reaCt-ion, Wish to ‘く創I in the
war worker in his transition from war
gaps’, of a liberal education, the large
to peace. Through its evening and post-
majorlty Will have little interest in the
value of a broad cultural background. Yet
graduate courses, it is prepared to serve
the many who will wish to become part-
these same individuals will, by their num-
time rather than full_time students. And
bers alone, be the dominatlng grOuP ln
to those who seek on-the-job trammg,
national and world affairs during the
it can offer the benefits of its wide con-
next quarter century or more.くtHere,,’
tacts with the industrial, SerVice and
says the report,くくis the most serious chal-
educational agencies of the communlty.
1enge ever glVen tO those interested in
While the tくveterans’ problems’’ at
liberal education. Some way must be
Boston Universlty Will be much less
found to make the knowledge of history,
acute because its enrollment has always
of govemment, and of social welfare of
included the mature student as well as
vital importance to those who wi11 shape
the eighteen- tO tWenty-year-Old, neVer-
the destiny of our future.’’
theless the retummg SerViceman or
Obviously, tOO, the retummg Veteran
woman will need help and advice, OVer
will be older and more mature than che
and above that glVen tO the student
student who comes directly from high
coming directly from school. In order
school・ Many of them will also have had
best to serve former students who have
intensive tramlng in some specialized
entered che Armed Forces, aS Well as
in-
those other veterans who enter Boston
stance - Without having any under-
University for the first time, the Univer-
standing of the basic principles which
slty has established a Veterans’Recep-
field - electronics,
Or
radio,
for
underly lt・ To recognize and evaluate
tion Center with Dr. Chester M. Alter
the veteran,s special knowledge and ex-
as Director. A special counseling ser-
discharged from the services, Only a
perience - in order to help him round
out his education - Will present a cha1-
of tests and personal interviews the stu-
small trickle (17,723) have already ap-
lenge both to the instructor and the in-
dents’aptitudes and vocational interests
The latter are questions which, agam,
can only be answered tentatively.
Though to date we have had l,2JO,000
vice has been set up. Here by means
will be analyzed and used as a guide,
plied for educational benefits・ This
small number who have retumed to edu-
To a certain extent, many Of the
cation, however, Should not be considered
factors which apply to veterans also are
but also as an aid to his eventual job
typical of the percentage that may re-
applicable to those civilians who will
placement. Dr. Alter has already inter-
tum after complete demobilization・
return to college after several years’
viewed more than JOO veterans and is in
Many of them naturally wish - eVen
empIoyment in war industries and ser-
correspondence with hundreds more.
though they may later intend to con-
vices. They, tOO, Will be more mature
tinue their educations - tO take advan-
÷ have a greater sense of the value of
not only for his educational training,
The Director of the Center is prepared to act as coordinator between the
tage of the present high wages (since
tlme. They, tOO, Will have had many
they are permitted to postpone starting
experiences both broadening and edu-
veteran and the elevep different Departments of the Universlty. His aim, also,
cational which will be di億cult to evalu-
is to take as much of the burden as pos-
their govemment-SPOnSOred tralnmg until two years after the war・)
Thus, despite the numbers of veterans
already retumlng, institutions have as
yet comparat・ively little factual basis for
ate in terms of academic credit. Their
sible from the veteran in his relations
values, also, Will be influenced by the
with the Govemment.
arti丘cial standards of wartime.
Any mSritution making plans for the
Already 2川veterans are enrolled in
Boston University - including four or
丘ve WACs, WAVEs, and Army nurses
making de丘nite post-War Plans. Never-
post-War muSt’therefore, take into con-
theless, this intermediate period does
sideration the special problems presented
- the
by each of three groups: VeteranS, War
England educational institution. On血e
鵜On a Sma11 scale - PrOCedures∴and
workers, and its usual clientele of high
basis of this experience it appears that,
curricula before the vastly greater num-
school graduates. Never before havc
with very few exceptlOnS, the returning
bers return after the war. From those
colleges and universities attempted to
serviceman wants the same type of pro-
gram that Boston Universlty has tra-
provide an ideal opportunity to try out
largest
number
of
any
New
veterans already retumed to their studies,
serve, Simultaneously, individuals with
it 'is possible to draw certain conclusions.
such a wide divergence of background
ditionally offered・ In order to glVe the
Here, for example, are SOme Of the pomtS
and training. Such variations wi11 de-
maximum in public service, both in the
brought out in a recent bulletin of the
mand great血exibility m POlicies. Ad-
immediate postwar, and for generations
American Council on Education on
missions, Curricula, and even course re-
to come, lt is essential for the Universlty
く<Higher Education and the National
Defense.,’
Veterans, it says, Wi11 consider the
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qulrementS
but
may
need
to
be
modi丘ed,
Oi Jouノered.
Boston Universlty, however言s well
to enlarge its facilities to take care of
the expected increased enrollment of future yearS・
BY THE PRE§書DEN丁
A PROcしAMAT看0‖
OF THE uNIVERi獲TY
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both altruism and self-interest in every alumms’s ambition to see his Alma Mater,s serv-
1Ceab誌諾謹豊豊謹告a.t that m。ny P。rS。nS.。SP。。, an。th。r,s
education in the same proportion tha=hey respect the institution where the education
WaS aCquired’and also m the fact that one’s own self-reSPeCt is toncd up when he sees
his Alma Mater gomg forward.
The element of unselfishness in one,s constructively helpful attitude toward his
Alma Mater is found in the desire t.o make his own Universlty SeCOnd to none as an eduCational institution, a Place where others can be trained and equlPPed for the highest
SerVice to mankind.
Boston University has for so Iong been in need of modem and adequate buildings
that levery SteP Which we make toward the development of the new cappus glVeS Satisfaction to both of the abo‘γe-mentioned motives which prompt alumnl tO be helpful・
The present home of our College of Liberal Arts at 688 Boylston Street was built
Sixty-twO yearS agO aS a home for the Harvard SchooI of Medicine. In 19O7, Boston
Universlty PurChased it from Harvard’and has housed its College of Liberal Arts there
ever since. It is old, OutmOded・ inadequate, OVerCrOWded’and costly to maintain・
We are now in the midst of a campalgn tO raise one million dollars to complete a
new home for the College of Liberal Arts on our new campus. we can paraphrase the
message that Lord Nelson slgnaled to his fleet as it began one of the greatest battles of
naval history: Boston Universfty expects every graduate and fomer student to qo his duty !
It is more than a ‘h
y that confronts the alumni and friends of this instltution: It is a
glorious pr寂Iege and a cha11enging型ortanity・
We have not engaged the servICeS Of any professional fund-raising organization.
We are conductmg this campalgn OurSelves. We are countlng On the alumni to come to
the help of Alma Mater in this crisis hour.
The Board of Directors of the Alumni Association have solemnly dedared that the
alumni wi11 contribute a minimum of two hundred and fiftv thousand dollars. Our confidence in the loyalty and fidelity of the alumni is such that読accept this figure as practically a /dil 。“ompll・
This is the goal of the Boston University Alumni Fund for the year 1945. Let every
graduate and former student of.Boston University give something to this Fund; let it
be the most that he can glVe aCCOrding to his ability; let each one glVe Cheerfully.
Alumni must both give and work. Our goal can never be achieved without work.
There is no substitute for work. The whole future of Boston Universlty is at stake now.
As Brownmg eXhorts:くくPut in the pIow, and plant the great Hereafter in the Now:,
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PreJ#enl of Bo∫〆。n Un;汐er∫ity
FROM BEAOO‖晴ILL
丁O丁晴各
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the College urgently needs a new building. About ten years ago acute need was relieved
in part when a portion of the adjacent Soden Building was opened to the College of Liberal
Arts, a
mg a組○○r Of new laboratory space, a few seminar rooms shared w地the
Gradu
and a few 。assrooms shared w地the SchooI of Education. Placing
e agamSt the number of rooms surrendered through the later
SSr○○m
Wth of the College Library, for the extension of laboratory
nd for University adm上nistration, the hour by hour classroom
as when, thirty-SeVen yearS agO, a Student-body of fewer
lty of half the present membership moved to Copley Square.
Of the current year, under war per上od conditions, the College
ergraduate students, 591 part-time students from other Departn
dass sche
late aftemoon, evenlng and Saturday courses. Adjustment of
Ⅹtremely d脆cult. Laboratory afea, although two to three times greater
OVertaXed. Ap′art from the College Library and the inadequate student
1ounges ther
be expanded f
imperative. The o
ittle study-rOon PrOVision within the buildjng. Library space camot
ithout sacrifice of o血er departments, yet additional shelf-rOOm js
POrtunities afforded for art and other exhibits are the corridors,
departmental rooms, and Library. Available houslng SPaCe is insufficient for the proper
arrangement and protection of collections and equlPment. The Faculty of nearly sixty, and
their numerous assistants記ave insufficjent office and conference space・ All these handicaps
Seriously restrict further development of program and service.
Enrollment trends appear in graph上c representat上ons
elsewhe
Bos亡onia.
The College of Liberal Arts must be prepared to receive in
dents in
the postwar period・ It gave valuable service to military
It must be so srfuated as to assume its full respons上b上l
PrOgramS for Veterans. It must contribute more and
intelljgent, reSPOnSible, and humanitarian-minded le
COmmunlty. It must be in a more favorable s上tuation
trjbution of Boston Universlty m the greater demands
Will bring’
by havmg adequate building space and facilities centra
e new University
CamPuS. Toward these ends and because of such urgendes and o
Slty Calls on every fomer student - eaCh of us a reCIPlent
ities, the Un上ver-
but
real and v上tal in our lives臆tO COntribute as generously as our means may a11ow toward
the Building Fund for the College of Liberal Arts.
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TODAY Boston Universlty,s College of Liberal Arts is forced to deny admission to an
increasmg number of applicants. These applicants, yOung men and women now, might be
the potentia=eaders of tomorrow. Regardless of race, Creed, COIor’Or financial status, those
Who measure ap to the University’s high requlrementS Of character and ability must be given
their opport皿lty.
Yet the College of Liberal Arts camot today glVe these young men and women the
start they deserve,血e sound trammg in血e humanities, in science, and in the preparation
for professional study. For today the co11ege of Liberal Arts is critically overcrowded. It has
reached the peak of its capacities. Its classrooms are far too small; its laboratories woefully
inadequate; its possibilities of expansion non-eXistent. It no Ionger can contain its growmg
enrollment in the antlquated’OutgrOWn, OutmOded quarters it has used for 37 years・ Its
present student enrollment of 700 must remain static. Its essential growth must lag bchind
the upsurge in enrollment in the eleven other Departments of Boston University. Training
in the Liberal Arts, the most important vilue the University has to offer to this community,
to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and to the nation is endangered. National statistics
show that when war ends, the College of Liberal Arts may expect an increase of lOO%一
an annual enrollment of 1400, double the present capacities「in the numbers seeking admis-
sion. Many of these would-be students can attend the College economically only because of
its neamess to their homes. Many will have no other opportunfty to realize worthy ambitions
for service in business, medicine, 1aw, teaChing, theoIogy and the other professions which so
profoundly will affect the future of our country. It is for them that we must plan #Ou′ for
the immediate postwar construction of a new building for the College of Liberal Arts. All
worlhy applicants m∫t be glVen their chance if we are to preserve and increase for New
England and the nation the understanding and tralnlng in human values and human rela-
tionships so vital to?ur future democratic society.
Boston University’s College of Liberal Arts m‘∫t have a new building・
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In 1940, Civilian enrollment in all the institutions of
higher education in America totalled approximately l,500,000. Leading educators and education research bureaus now
estimate that there will be a tremendous increase in the post-
War yearS. Civilian enrollments are expected to reach the
Staggermg tOtal of 3,000,000.
Translated in tems of Boston Universlty,s enro11ment,
this should mean that approximately twice the number of our
PreWar qua舶ed students may be expected to apply.
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SurVeyS indicate that l,500,000 veterans will enroll in American colleges upon discharge from the armed forces. In
Short, jt’s believed that in the immediate postwar years
enrollments will go from a peacetime high of l,500,000 to
4,500,000-a threefold increase.
Already, mOre than 200 veterans of World War II are
enrolled at Boston University.
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A丁しAS丁!
After seventy-Six years, Boston Universlty lS at last on
the road to achievlng q CamPuS WOrthy of its position
among the great educatlOna上insti融ons of the country !
Alumni have long fealized the inadequacy of its present
buildings; the inconvenienc?S and the waste of time
and money resulting from ltS PreSFnt SCattered plant.
Now-tOday-there is an 9PPOrtunlty for us all to do
SOmething about it. Here lS a Drive in which we can
al′ put our hearts !
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T晴I§ 1§丁晴E KEY!
As you send in your contributions to the CLA
Building Fund you will have the satisfaction
Of knowlng that your dollars will do double
duty. The $1,000,000 we raise will assure the
beautiful building, tentative plans for which are
Shown above. It will 4l∫0, aS Our Alumni chairman has explained・ PraCtically guarantee thc
COmクle〆e propo∫ed ”eu′ [amク初PIC/〃re`i u /be
left!
PAUL
O.
KELLEY,
Mus. J.
ARTHUR
BAKER,
Law
W聞O A§K§ W晴A丁FROM W晴OM?
In the course of the CLA Building Fund Drive, eVery alし工mnuS is gomg tO be asked
to contribute - either financially or through service and financially - tO the success of
the proJeCt・ It is natural, then, that you should want to know WHO is working for the
fund, WHAT you wi11 be asked to do, and to WHOM you can tum to o任er your services.
Here, therefore, is a thumbnail sketch of how the fund-ralSmg Organization has been set
up within the alumnl grOuP.
The regular Board of Directors of the Alumni Association, under Mr. Charles F.
Collins, President, has appointed a special Alumni Fund Council, Of which Dr. Judson R.
Butler, is Secretary. This council is made up of chairmen‘ from every Department within
the Universlty: Mr. Wesley L Slade, CLA’25, Mr. Walter D. Gordon, CBA’32, Mrs. Charles
A. Tiemey, PAL’36, Mr. Paul O. Ke11ey, Mus’44, Miss Elizabeth E. Andrews, CPES, Dr.
Emil M. Hartl, Theo’31 and Rev. Lesl上e H. Johnson, Theo’41, Judge J. Arthur Baker,
Law’04, aSSisted by Miss Bertha Levenson, Law’43, Dr. Frank E. Barton, Med’24, Mr.
Arthur L. Jones, Ed’31, ’38, Mr. Ashton M. Temey, SW’39, Mr. Kemeth E. Downs, SRE’29,
Miss Olive B. Mac`Pherson, Grad’38・ It has been their duty to appoint committees and
Choose workers for the various districts. As we go to press’fifty-One dass agents for CLA
have been appomted, and 175 workers’tO eaCh of whom from three to五ve names will
be allotted for solicitation.
After a careful study of the s上tuation it has seemed wise to organize these workers as
follows: for the Bo∫tOn 4red (where so many of our alumni are concentrated) it appe竺
most practical to choose workers along departmenta1 1ines. (Thus, jf you live in this distrlCt
WAL冒ER D. GoRDOrT, CBA ELIZABETH E. ANDREWS, CPES BERTHA LEITENSON, La,W
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FRANK E. BARTON, Med.
:∴∴三園
OLIVE B. MACPHERSON, Grad・ WESLEY L・ SLADE, CLA MRS. CIIAS. A. TIERNEY, PAL
and are an alumnus of CBA, for instance, yOu may eXPeCt tO be called upon by a fellowalumm】S Of the Co11ege of Business Administration, Whereas PAL graduates wi11 be solic-
ited by someone who has also- attended the College of Practical Arts and Letters, and so
forth・)
In certain outlying districts, however, it has seemed easier to set up the organization
On Purely geographica1 1ines. Thus, if you live in Worcester, Say, Or Low′ell, yOu may
expect to reeeive a call from a fellow-alumnus of Boston University, but not necessarily a
dassmate.
The means, however, do not matter, for the Building Fund is an o汐emll 4l幼mi proiect.
The whole association sponsorsl it and is backing lt tO the limit. If you, yOurSelf, have not
SO far been asked to partlCIPate in the active work of the campalgn it is probably thaト
because of the d紐culties of wartime organization-We have not, aS yet, been able to con-
tact you. Do not let that deter you!
We can use-We need-eC/eク′y WOrker Who can possibly spare the t上me. Here are two
important ways in which yo〃 Can help:
1. By offering yoし1r SerVices to sol王cit subscrlPtlOnS. o
2. By making your own pledge as large as possible-aS a PraCtical demonstration of
your loyalty and faith in your Alma Mater.
As this issue of BOSTONIA goes to press, We Prmt the names of those alumni who
have already agreed to act as dass agents in their respective districts. Further names will of
COurSe be added・ If an agent has already been appomted in your district, WOn,t you help by
gettmg directly in touch with him? If you cannot find the name of a leader in your particular
area, WOn’t you write to the Alumni Fund Council, Offering your services? You may be surc
a place is waltlrlg for every one of you who has the good of Boston Universlty at heart!
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JoHNSON,
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Risked, His Life to Reach
Injured Men
Among the first troops to land on the
Coast of Normandy on the 7th of September was prlVate Frank Zervas, E’44,
Private Zervas was awarded the Silver
Coast Guard Lieutenant
Star, the citation was∴aS follows:
John H. Judge
くく. ‥ for gallantry ln aCtion in Holland on
25 October 1944. On the evening of 25
October 1944 a message was received at
the Regimental Aid Station to which
Private Zervas was asslgned that two
Students at the College of Business Administration from 1938_42 will remem-
ber Mr. Judge as an Instructor in Social
men of the forward platoon of one of the
fegimental companies had been severely
mJured on the.north edge of q town
Which at that tlme WaS undergolng terrific enemy fire and was infested with
many snlPerS. The platoon referred to,
Which was spearheading the attack, had
been pinned down by enemy mortar and
machine gun fire. The litter squad of
which Private Zervas was a member had
been halted south of the town and told
that it could not advance any further
Without exposmg ltSelf to extreme enemy
丘re. Rc‘gard!css of tlle Wammg, Private
Zervas, aCCOmPanied by the other members of the squad, mdde an atte」nPt tO
PaSS through the town but was p王nned
down by snipers. Realizing the futility
Of this approach, he and his squad members withdrew and renewed their attenpt
by passing along the town,s western edge.
With extreme risk of life, Private Zervas,
With the other members of his squad,
PaSSed through mine fields and barbed wire
町tanglements under continumg Shell fire
ln Order to reach the inJured men. By this
COurageOuS aCt, the mjured men were
Safely evacuated to the Regimental Aid
FRANK ZERVAS, E’44
lives. Private Zervas, by this courageous
act, reflects great credit to himself and to
Who has probably set a record for length
Of time spent at Boston Universlty, Since
he entered PAL practically at birth. It
happened this way. Mr. A. George Zervas,
JoHN H. JuDGE, B’37, E’う8
Station, Which timely treatment saved their
the military service.
Science, and a member of Phi Delta
Kappa and Lambda Chi AIpha. Now as
Lieutenant Judge, a member of Coast
The Zervases have added two daughters to their household: Audrey, nOW in
the Boston Universlty SchooI of Education, Class of 1948, and Ardith, in the
Guard for over two and one-half years,
he captains a Coast Guard-manned LST
Frank was bom the Zervas family was
Jamaica Plain High School. Boston
Universlty joins with them all in point-
a veteran of the anti-Sub patrol in the
living next door to the College, in the
1ng With pride to Private Frank Zervas.
Frank,s father, has for many years
managed the PAL dining room, and when
building which later became the dormi-
in the South Paci丘c. His ship ferries men
and supplies to invasion pomtS. He is
North Atlantic, and he has served in the
American and European theaters.
tory, and consequently from a very early
.age Frank spent much time in this De-
partment of the Universlty, - in fact he
WaS the so-Called baby for PAL classes
HONOR ROLL
of that period.
His formal Boston Universlty train1ng began in September, 1940, at the
A supplementary list of the members of the Boston Uni・
VerSity family who have made the Supreme Sac重ifice in the
SerVice of Our Country:
SchooI of Education; in 1942 he was
elected class president. That fall, how-
ALEMIAN, ZARUEN, 4’46, Pvt., Infantry Division in
ever, he was accepted in the Enlisted
Germany. Killed in action in Germany, November 21.
Reserve, and was inducted into the Army
the followlng SPrmg. Under the ASTP
BENATI, IDORE, A’45, Flight Officer, Army Air Force.
he was sent to the Universlty Of New
Hampshire and Princeton, With basic
trammg COurSeS at Camp Edwards, Fort
Ethan Allen, and Fort Benning. After
丘nal trammg at Camp Carson, CoIorado,
Killed in plane crash in Italy, December 4.
FLYNN, WILLIAM R., JR., B’42, Lt,, Army. Killed in
action in France, August ll.
KELLY, MARTIN J., B’32, PFC. Killed in action in
France, November 9.
he was attached to Regimental HeadKLUBOCK, ABRAHAM H., L’12, Lieut. Col., Amy. Died
quarters asくくMedic’’in the lO4th ‘くTim-
ber Wolf’’Division commanded by Major
in Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D. C., On November 22.
General Terry Allen, and it was with
this group that he landed on the Normandy Coast.
On the lith of November, 1944, When
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MICHAELS, ARTHUR, B’45, PFC, Infantry. Killed in
action in Ho11and previous to November 13.
富のめ巧の揚猿親側〆富み妬み∽心のl榊
Backed by the∴Skill and ingenulty Of
doctors and nurses of this MGH group,
SOldiers have perfected medical and sur-
gical devices that have enabled the hosPital to do an outstanding jdb even when
expected conveniences and materials were
not at hand. Among the c{home葛grOWn・・
equlPment is a special X-Ray machine
that eliminates much guesswork in prob-
mg for shell fragments. A boxlike arrangement has a black camera cIoth
Which goes over the head of the soldier
OPeratmg the machine. Peering mtO this
box, he has a perfect view of the position
Of the fragments and is able to tell thc
SurgeOn eXaCtly where to place his knife.
Then there,s anくくassembly line,, method
Of dealing with battle casualties in which
the operatmg rOOm COntains fourteen
tables, eaCh with a two-man team. Fr。m
JosEPH L. WEIDER, B’44
Salvage materials, hospital personnel have
built physio-therapy gadgets, leg and arm
PRISCILI‘A T. CHANDLER, CPES,38
Second Lieutenant Joseph L. Weider,
exercisers, that, uSed with proper mental
B’44, has been awarded the Air Medal
SuPerVision’ reduce the hospitalization
Four Boston Universlty graduates are
for ‘くMeritorious achievement in aerial
Period by as much as thirty per cent'
flight while partlCIPatmg in sustained
With the Army’s Sixth General Hospital,
OPerational activities against the enemy・,,
a制iate of the Massachusetts General,
Lieutenant Weider is a pilot with a
now set up near Rome after twenty-tWO
B-24 bombardment group, and has parti-
months, overseas service, during which it
CIPated in more than eight combat sorties
Correc tion
has handled more than 26,000 patients・
OYer enemy territory while bombing Nazi
Technician fifth grade HENRY
WEINBERG, A,41, Grad ’42, PSyChoIo-
rail and industrial centers in widely
In December we announced the marriage of
SCattered parts of Europe.
DOROTHY LORRAINE HAMILL, PAL ’43,
glSt’ has been ‘overseas twenty〇五ve
months and has been awarded the Go。d
to John W. Thompson. We have since
When Lieutenant Weider entered the
leamed that Mr. Thompson is a graduate of
Conduct Medal. First Lieutenant PRIS_
CILLA T. CHANDLER, CPES ,38,
Tufts College ,44, nOt Boston Universlty aS
Service on December 12, 1942, he was
a student at the College of Business Ad-
head physical therapISt, has been on
we indicated.
mlnlStratlOn.
forelgn SOil for twenty-tWO mOnths, aS
has second Lieutenant ARLINE E.
ADAMS, CPES ’42. All three wear the
Mediterranean Theater Ribbon with one
Battle Participation Star・ CAROLYN B.
EVANS, P’38, American Red Cross secretary, h亀s been overseas eight months
with this unit.
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MILITARY PILOT
Armed Forces
STONE, CHARLES H., JR., B’46, Pvt.,
Anti-aircraft Div,, Field Artillery, Fort Bragg,
N.C.
TAYLOR, STANLEY J., C,46, T/Sgt.,
(Conti微eli /rom Page One)
Aerial gunner on B-24, and veteran of 30
status as an instructor at Universlty Of Chicago,
missions. Is now in this country. (14 Nash
where he will conduct aero-dynamics classes
St., East Milton, Mass.)
for naval officer flight students.
THOMAS, PAUL J., B’38, Navy. (1022
LEAHY, CHARLES, C’45. U.S.N. over-
Robbins Ave., Niles, Ohio)
LEIGHTON, GUY R., JR., E’42, Veteran
Lovell General Hospital, Fort Devens, Mass.,
TOLL, MORRIS, L’38, Pvt., Patient at
of World War II. Now with Submarlne
recovering from wounds received September
Signal Company in Boston, Mass.
2. (102 Lothrop St., Beverly, Mass.)
TOOMBS, ERNEST I., C,40, Capt., A.A.B.,
Maxton, N. C.
LINDEN, HENNING, fomer Faら Brig.
GenL, Army.
LIPMAN, RAYMOND, B,37, CORPL,
TYSON, CHARLES M., B’32, Lt.(j.g.),
Army Service Forces Trg. Center, Camp Lee,
U.S.N. Has charge of the gun crew on a
Va. Is mail clerk for 43rd QM Trg. Co. of
Victory Supply Ship engaged in taking supplies
A.S.F.T.C.
to bases.
.- UDIS,
LONEY, WARREN R., C’40’ Capt., U・S.
M.C. in BougalnVille.
LOUNSBURY,
WALTER
B.,
SANFORD
W.,
^I,44,
Lt.,
Army
i Med. Corps. (253 Rock St., Fall River,
Mass. )
RE,う2,
Capt., Chaplain, A.A・F・, Camp Polk, La・
WALDRON, THEODORE A., B’44, S/Sgt.
McGINLEY, CHARLES F., B’48, A/S,
A.A.B., Pyote, Tex.
Co. 212, Unit D-6-L U・S.N.T"C., Sampson’
WALKER, HENRY B., M〃∫,33, Lt., Army
N. Y.
Med. Bn., A.P.O. 452, C/o Postmaster, New
McGOWAN, LAWRENCE R., E,40, in
York, N. Y・ Is a physician with the para-
New Guinea for over a year. (22 Mulberry
St., Fairhaven, Mass.)
troOperS・
MacFARLANE, HUGH O., E,40’Lt.’On
convoy e:COrt duty and routine S/M patrol
in AtlantlC. Is in R.C.N.V.R. (84 Clifford
St., Malden, Mass.)
MacPHERSON, GORDON A., r,39 Navy
WALKER, KIRKE W., JR., E’42, Lt.,
PHILIP N. DINE, B’43
bombardier on B-24 Liberator.
Aviation cadet Philip N. Dine, B’43,
received his silver wmgS from the Black-
chaplain, U.S・S. LS.M・ 169, in forelgn Ser-
land Army Air Field, in Waco, Texas, De-
MAHONEY, EDMUND V., C,42, Flight
fember 28. The Army Air Forces Trainmg Command installation at this field
MAHONEY, THOMAS F., B,32, Pvt.,
glVeS advanced two-engme Pilot instruc-
(Officer, 2d Lt., A.A.F.
tlOn.
Army.
MAKI, KARLO O., C,42, Lt・(j.g.), U.S.
N.R.
Pilot
of
a
rescue
plane
in
Centra】
Pac誼c.
MASON, FORREST E., B,43, C.Q., U・S.
RENDINI, MAURIZIO P., B’44, Rd.M.
N.R., reCently retumed from 18 months over.
seas - North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and Southem
3/c, L.C.S.(L), Crew 128, LCC School, A.
T.B., Little Creek, Va.
RICHARDS, GORDON S., A’39, With U.N.
France.
MAYBERRY,
HUGH
T.’
former
Faら
and Macedonia as sanitary engineer.
Brig. Genl.
MELHADO, JOSEPH H., B,29, Economist,
MITCHELL具 WILLIAM P., B,35, nOn-
P.,
RUBIN, BENJAMIN, B’26, discharged re-
Cently after 2% years in Army.
commissioned o錦cer in Navy.
RICHARD
RIVERS, LESLIE B., B’43, 2d Lt., Techni.
cal officer in Communications, A.A.F.
W.P.B., Washington 25’D. C.
MOODY,
R.R.A. and is in Greece on way to Thrace
B,38・
Amy.
SACKS, LOUIS, G’41, Lt., Army, riOW in
England.
(19 Windemere Ave., Arlington, Mass.)
MORENCY, JOHN E., B’20, Lt., Army,
‘’ MULAIRE, VICTOR J., M,39, Capt., Amy
Med. Corps, member ofくくFighting 45th Inf.
SALVI, DIWAKER S., G’44, Pvt., Army.
SCHLESINGER, MURRAY H., C’40, Lt.,
Army Air Force (CWS), A.P.0. 528, C/o
Postmaster, New York, N. Y.
SEINIGER, WILLIAM B., B,41, Lt., Army,
Div.’’
MULCAHY, JOHN F., B,45, 2d Lt., Inf.
recently
MURRAY, JAMES V., B’46, Honorable
On temPOrary duty at o錦ce of QM Genl. in
retumed
from
South
Paci丘c.
Now
Washington, D. C.
discharge from Na‘′y September 16.
NOONAN, ROBERT W., B’う8, Major,
Navigator on Flying Fortress Crew, Avon Park
五c
A.A.F., Avon Park, Fla.
with
the
Marine
Corps.
Suffered
ll
attacks of malaria. (229 Boston Ave", Medford, Mass.)
Active duty in U.S.N. in Pacific area, after
O,LOUGHLIN, FRANCIS X., B,39’ Lt.’
SPending 16 months in Merchant Marine.
Army.
PARKER, GEORGE H. JR., T,26, Chaplain,
South Chapel, Camp Murphy, Fla.
PAYNE, BERNARD, B,38, Capt・, A.P・O.
230, C/o P.M., New York, N. Y.
PELCZARSKI, WALTER W., C’46, U.S.N・
PETERS, GEORGE A., JR., B,46, 2d Lt・,
Corps of Engineers, Fort Lewis, Wash.
PETERSON, DONALD H., E’41, Pvt・,
Co.G., 35th I.T.B., Camp Croft, S. C.
POWERS, JOHN J., B’42, Capt., A.A.F.,
SHEPHERD, WARREN A., B’45, Ensign,
(138 Aldrich St., Roslindale, Mass.)
SHERMAN, ROLAND H., L’37. Lt.(j.g),
Awarded to military, naVal, Or Civilian
PerSOmel for heroic or meritorious
achievement agamSt the enemy.
CARO, HAROLD G., B’44, Ensign,
N avy.
U.S.N. To be at school for Contract Term王na_
tion in Washington, D. C. for an inde丘nite
per王od.
SMITH, HARRY F., C’40, Pvt., Amy.
SMITH, SAUL, B’28, Sgt., Army. (405
E. 54th St., New York, N. Y.)
SOUSA, JAMES J., L’38, Sgt., 6th Port
Hq.Co. (9 Loring St., Hudson, Mass.)
A.P.O. 882, C/o Postmaster, New York, N. Y. 「葦謹;罵I豊S., JR., JM’43, Lt., Box
Page T方irty-Tu′0
BRONZE STAR
SHEKETOFF, DAVID M., B’43, 2d Lt.,
retumed home after 33 months in South Paci一
MULA IRE, VICTOR O.,川’39, Capt.,
Army Med. Corps.
SKOROPOWSKI, KENNETH, E’41,
Capt.
SMITH, HARRY F., B’4o, Pvt.
THOMAS, HAROLD A., B’41, Capt.
UMPIERRE, EVA, CPES,41, Lt., P.T.A.,
Cushing General Hospital, Framingham,
Swift, Tex.
Mass.
聞闇闘
WORMSTEAD, ROLAND C. K., C’47,
Corpl., training with ski trooper§ at Camp
YELLE, ARTHUR S., B’34, Medical dis-
Charge from World War II.
SPARS
」匝圏懸照
ZINK, HAROLD R., B’37言n Army for
the past two years, and now overseas. (18
Buel Place, Wobum, Mass.)
COHEN, ELAINE, P’43, SK 3/c, C.G.
T.S., Atlantic City, N. J.
BALDWIN, JANE T., P,41;nOW at ’くboot
CamP’’ at SPARship Biltmore, Palm Beach,
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS (WOMEN)
CARLSON, PHOEBE B., CPES’44, Lt., Re-
Fla. Miss Baldwin was formerly ln the ser-
vice as a WASP.
Placement pool at Fort Devens, Mass.
CRABB, HARRIET, CPE5,44, P.T.A. at
hospital in New Orleans, La,
HINES, MARY, CPES’33, 2d Lt., P.T.A.,
Station Hospital, Fort Devens, Mass.
NEWMAN, NANCY, CPES,43, P.T.A.,
O’Reilly General Hospital, Springfield, Mo.
OSLEY, CHRISTINE, CPES,27, Station
Hospital’ Camp White, Oregon.
SCHWARTZ’TOVA, CPES,36, With Army
Medical Corps in France.
SCHWEINSHAUT, BARBARA A., E’44,
Lt., Replacement pool at Fort Devens, Mass.
」も
AMER重CAN RED CROSS
BLALOCK Mrs. MADELINE OKEY, CPES
’21, 230 Spring St., Atlanta 3, Ga.
BROWN, MRS. RITA TAYLOR, CPES
’2う.
DANIELS, ELEANOR, G,45, eXPeCtS tO
leave the country shortly.
MARTIN, MARJORIE, CPES’33/E’42, de-
tached from service.
MOODY, JOAN W., 4’4o/G’41, Hospital
recreation worker in Middle East.
SHELMERDINE, MARION A., CPES’24,
A.P.O. 923, C/o Postmaster, San Francisco,
Calif.
STRASSLER, MARGARET G., CPES’23,
Station Hospital, MacDill Field, Tampa 8,
書￣韓麗き
Fla.
WHITNEY, LOUISE, CPE5′34, nOW in
England.
¥ woMEN?S ARMY CORPS
BROWN, DOROTHY, CPE§ ’20, A.A.F.
T.C., Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
ORDER OF THE PURPLE
HEART
DONNELLY, EVELYN S., B’29, Pvt., 3rd
WAC Trg. Ctr., Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Awarded by the United States Army,
FOBES, MARION S., B’35, Pvt., 3rd WAC
Trg. Ctr., Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
HELEOTIS, ANASTASIA, C,46, PFC,
Navy, Marines and Coast Guard for
‘‘Military Merit’’(wounded in actio皿).
Photographer and Technician, MacDill Air
Field, Fla.
LADD, GWENYTH M., E’31, Pvt., Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga.
LeWITT, DELLA, CPES’24, Lt., A.A.F.
T.A.C., Orlando, Fla.
MacDONALD, EVELYN, CPES’20, Capt.,
7410 ‘Georgia Ave. N.W., Washington. D. C.
MAHONEY, MILDRED K., P,28, S/Sgt.,
Operations Section of the European Divi§ion
ADAMS, AUSTIN, JR., C’46, Lt.
BELL, RICHMOND R., B,46, Pvt.
HUBAN, GEORGE H., B’38, Capt.
NOWAK, THEODORE J. F., E’40,
Capt.
SHERMAN, FRANK J., B,24, Lt. Col.
SMITH, HARRY F., B’40, Pvt.
TAYLOR, STANLEY J., C,46., T/Sgt.
in England.
MARTIS, BARBARA, CPES,44, Co. 7, 2Oth
Regt., 1st WAC Det.Trg.Ctr., Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
MURPHY, ELIZABETH, CPES,27, Lt.
RETH, ANNABELLE, CPES’43, Pvt., FitzSimmons Genl. Hosp., Quarters 2, Denver
8, Colo.
MacDONALD, CATHERINE, CPES,33.
MALEK, ANNE, CPES’43, Sp(G) 3/c,
WAVES Bks., Lido Beach, L. I., N. Y.
PALMER, Mrs. PHYLLIS BLAKE, 4′41/
WOMEN APPOINTED FOR VOLUNTEER
EMERGE料cY SERVICE (U.§.N.R.)
G’44, Ensign, U.S.N.R.(WR), O伍ce of Chief
Of Naval Operations’Navy Dept., Washington,
D. C.
RUSSELL, FLORENCE’CPES,26, Lt., Carlng
BURBANK, ALICE. M., 4’42/G’43, S 2/C,
WAVES Bks., Frontler Naval Base, Little
DISTINGUISHED FLYING
CROSS
C章eek, ￣Va.
DONOVAN, ANNE, ・ B,45, Completed
くくboot training’’ at‘ Hunter College, N. Y.,
and has been assigned to Chicago, Illinois,
Awarded by the United Statcs A重ny,
Navy, Marines and Coast Guard.
ASTOR’ZAVEN R.’C,45, With Eighth
Army.
GREEN, EDGAR A., B′40, Lt., A.A.F.
TAYLOR, STANLEY J., C’46, T/Sgt.,
A.A.F.
On a bond selling tour.
EVERS, MARGUERITE C., P’40, $ 2乍
Co. I.,. Plat. I, U.S.N.T.S.(Radio), Miaml
for salvage and disposal of metals.
SANDLER, IRMA RUTH, CPES,42, Å/S,
U.S.N.R.M.S.(WR) , Northampton, Mass.
SJORLAND, DOROTHY, CPES’31/E,32,
A/S, U.S.N.R.M.S. (WR) , Northanpton, Mass.
SULLIVAN, SHIRLEY, CPES’45, Sp.C.
(S), U.S.N.R.(WR), Brunswick Naval Air
Station, Brunswick, Maine.
Univers吋, 0Ⅹford, Ohio.
GILBERT, ELEANOR, CPES,29. (706
Washington St., Versailles, Pa.)
NAVY NUR§ESI CORPS
LEWIS, GRACE, CPES’42, A/S, U.S.N.R.
M.S.(W.R.), Northampton, Mass.
LUSSIERE, LILIANNE M. A., G,41, Lt.
(j.g.), Elizabeth, N. J.
STAATS, MARY H., E’40, Lt.(j.g.), U.S.
N.R.N.C., Fleet Post O航ce, San Francisco,
Calif.
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
(Continued from Page Ei色ht)
Number of contributors
Potential contributors
Percentage
7
$48. 50
54
13%
N盛業譜もribut。rS
Amo¥mt COntributed
Potential contributors
宣5%
Mrs. Emory A. Bacon
(Mary Lillian Home)
Mabel C. Bruce
10
$144.25
66
15%
M薯諾意智藍ham
7
11%
1902
A]ice M. Lawton
Mrs. Walter J. E. MarteI
Mrs. Edrick S. Tucker
M豊能霊宝結語ger)
68
9%
1903
(Emily Ladd)
Mrs. Frank E. Cormao
Mrs. William H. Stegeman
N盛業薯霊藷配rs 。
1908
16%
$202.50
80
42%
Royal M. Frye
Potential contributors
Percentag.e
Mrs. Rufus H. Savery
7%
Mrs. Earl W. Taylor
Mrs. George Bourisk
(Helen Travis)
S. Evelyn Taylor
(Agnes C. Johnson)
Charles F. Co11ins
Gertrude H. Watts
Myrtle W. Webster
N蛙終盤諾まbu,。.S
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1909
MildI.ed M. Anderson
Walter S. Atwood
Mrs. Ralph B. Collins
(Mildred E. Collyer)
Mary L. Courtney
1915
Edith B. Armstrong
Katherine Bacon
Charles R. Baillie
Albert J. Barlow
Mrs. Boyd Wheeler Bartlett
12
$94.00
-80
15%
Milo C. Green
Mrs. Brenton R. Lutz
Mrs. Charles H. White
25%
(Rachel Pope)
Mrs. Joseph C. Palamount画in
(Ellen Coles)
Alice A. Preston
Alice Reynolds
Mrs. Harry A. Smith
(Dorothy E. Twiss)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
El]a A. Curtis
Florence P. Davoll
Ashley N. Evans
Mrs. C. Frederick Evans
(Dorothy Clements)
George R. Ericson
Mrs. Rachel S. Koegel
Elmer B. Mode
Ida M. Moody
Mrs. Joseph E. Priestley
(Bertha M. Dodge)
Margaret South
Mrs. Kenneth N. Wildes
(Mildred L. Aldrich)
(Helen Allen)
Ruth I. Bessom
Viola B. Brown
Stanley F. Conant
Margaret M. Mason
(Edna Baldwin)
15
$88. 00
60
60こ
Ruth I. Bessom, ClαSS Age部
1912
(Ruth Lane)
5
$36.00
68
圏
$48.00
124
Louise A. For重est
Lucy E. Tripp
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
(Louise Dyer)
(Ruth A. Haseltine)
Mrs. Nathan White
Potential contributors
Percentage
May Springfield
Ralph W. Taylor
Mrs. Gorham W. Harris
Mr呂. Donald White
(Bessie Felstiner)
(Esther Lurvey)
(Blanche Charlton)
LIoyd B. Marks
Kendall S. McLean
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
M豊悪筆説。d。na.d
(Gertrude Oxley)
Mrs. Perce H. Curtis
Percy J. Look
Mrs. Louis E. White
鋤ge T方irlγ・月訪r
M讐講書書詑man
Philip A. Goold
Frances Greene
(Ruth Jennison)
(Eleanor Leonard)
(Jennie Caswell)
Allena Luce
34
Mrs. Willard Knights
Margaret A. Fiske
Mrs. Nathan C. Hamblin
Myron P. Peffers
Millard L. Robinson
Grace M. Sisson
Mrs. Lyman Steed
(Josephine N. Ramsburg)
Mrs. Charles W. Colby
Ethel S. King.man
Mrs. George E. W. Brooks
Margaret J二Cutler
(Carrie F. Weeks)
Mrs. Allen B. Champlin
Una E. Dary
Lillian M. Bowker
13
$290.00
80
Elizabeth E. Allen
Emest T. Chase
Lorne B. Hulsman
Katherine F. Macdonald
Luther T. Nelson
Mildred S. Bartlett
Mrs. Earl W. Taylor, Class Age海
1904
Mrs. William E. Beck
Ethel R. Baird
%
葺3qそ
1914
A]ice′ M. Cook
Mrs. George E. Seabury
Mrs. S. William Baker
(Mirmie Perry)
Potential contributors 74
Percentage 12
109
Emily P. Burdon
19宣1
Amount contributed $105.00
(Jennie HowIand)
Olive K. Pitman
John E. Rice
1905
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
(Gertrude Hallett)
(Ma重ion Tay).
Potential contributo rs
Percentage
(Louise Nelson)
Number of cont,ributors
36
絡166.00
Potential contributors
Percen tage
Mrs. Paul W. Willson
(Jean MacTaggart)
WiIliam Wood
Mrs. Charles E. Woodworth
Elizabeth J. Martin
Mrs. George Smith
Charlot,te W. Frye
Mrs. J. Howard Hayes
(Marion Coburn)
Bessie M. Miller
Ada Mudge
Mrs. Thomas P. NichoIs
Irene P. Zahn
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
(Beatrice Gair)
Sarah M. Parker
(Ava K. Howard)
Ethel K. G. Cederstrom
Mrs. Charles D. Mackey
(Ella McGrath)
Miriam N. Marsh
Lucy B. Morse
Mrs. Luther T. Nelson
(Leola Co宣e)
Wil]lam F. Ennis
Mrs. Arthur L. Evans
Mildred E. Whittemore
Mrs. Sidney L. Wolfson
(Marion Hardy)
(Eva Harlow)
Amy S. Perkins
Laura G. Smith
Roswel Stearns
Martin Edwards
Mrs. Warren L. Harlow
(Dora E. Smith)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
78
35%
1907
Amy D. Dorsett ￣
Mrs. Arthur C. Wells
H擬詰ま親k。r
M豊漁賞盈謂親釘bry
Louise J. Cooper
M黒控鵜。u,.。r
Potential contributo rs
Percentage
27
Elbridge G. Davis, ClαSS Age初
Mrs. Herbert D. Boyd
Mrs. Arthur J. Stevens
(Ruby Travis)
Harriet L. Stone
Mrs. Bemard I. McManus
Elbridge G. Davis.
Mrs. He轟)ert D. Boyd. ClαSS Agelu
(Mary J. O’Brien)
Mrs. Harold R. Smith
(Mildred Bates)
Mrs. Charles Jackson
(Vida E. Buchanan)
Mrs. Rupert C. Lodge
(Edith W. Melcher)
(Margaret I. Shirley)
$63.00
Helen M. Porter
Mrs. Robert F. Schindler
Charles Jackson
MI.S. William L. Wadsworth
6
Ruth J. Paul
Mrs. A. Whitman Higgins
(Louise Wilbur)
Potential contributors
Percentage
Number of contributors
Mildred Metぐalf
Elizabeth L. PaI.tridge
Mrs. Herbert N. Hanson
Number of contributors
(Bessie L. Davidson)
BI.entOn R. Lutz
ClaI.a E. Macomber
R孟謡宰龍認許
Amount contributed $269.00
Catherine McGinley
Bertha F. Munster
(Lillian Sleeper)
(Caroline J. Hammett)
(FIorence A. Heath)
Grace Bigelow
Mrs. George E, Lane
Mrs. John E. Long, Jr.
(Mabelle Tirrell)
M整霊豊艶hu。na 。h。r
William T. Wi11iams
Mrs. W. Stanton Yeager
(Camilla Wheeler)
Lilla M. Alger
(Louise Hunt)
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Merton L. Brown
Marion S. Butterfield
Mary E. Downes
Eugenia L. Goodwin
L. Mildred Greeley
HeIen B. Green
Mrs. Malcolm Green
J。総聾葺揺nn。I I
FIorence Thackleberry
$23 1.00
62
Hortense L. HarrlS
Ruth A. Hatch
KatheI.ine E. Hilliker
Frederick B. Knight
Helen L. Brown
Harry R. Talbot
Arthur Wright
(Marion Tobey)
Alice W. Hammond
Marian L. Harlovy
Mrs. O8Wald H. Blackwood
(Emma Fa重l)
(Lizzie E. Dight)
M舘詳珪豊島。。h
A]ice M. Gorman
F.鮨黒蜜護霊
Mrs. Margaret H. Johnston
(Margaret F. Houston)
Mrs. Charles H. Keyes
Mrs. Frank B. Stevens
(Carlotta M. Brant)
M薯盤軒認。。l。
(Louise Alexander)
Mrs. Earl Benson
(Mildied Daniels)
Laura M. Sanborn
Mrs. Albert Schofield
Mrs. Damon E. Hall
(Leah Bennett)
Mrs. Bemard F. Garrit,y
Sally E. Batchelder
(Sarah G. Pomeroy)
Robert E. Bruce
M讐嵩豊親。
Carolene M. Davis
Edith W. Emerson
Mrs. Royal M. Frye
Ruth A. Baker
Hazel M. Purmort
Mrs. Francis A. Rugg
Mabel F. Barnum
Susan J. W. Brown
13%
Mildred M. Armstrong
Alice E. Perkins
190宣
$58.00
86
Sally Batchelder, Closs Age初
(Susan Tidd)
Clarence B. Hill
Edith C. Jewett
(Elizabeth Moulton)
Mrs. George G. Wolkins
Mrs. David H. BrowII
11
J. Leonard Farmer
Mrs. Walter M. Heald
M讐寵蕊銑h。mdik。
Potential contributors
Percentage
Lewis A. Brigham
宣910
FIorence A. Burt
Harold O. Cole
Ruby H. Cole
Evelyn Crosby
Grace C. Emerson
M士謹謹聾もb 。r,s
Amount contributed
E. Estelle Miles
Potential contributors
Percentage
Elizabeth Bartley
Everett W. Lord
Mrs. Charles W. Parsons
Potential contributors
Percentage -
J. Marjorie Bailey
Ruth Bartlett
Eleanor Berg
(Georgia E. Thompson)
Gladys Smith
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Clarence B. Hill, ClαSS Agenl
(Demetria Simmons)
Grace Heartz
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
M忠恕善書説n。h。,t
Charlotte Paulsen
Mrs. Walter R. Fruit
(May E. Conant)
Mrs. Harry A. George
Potential contributors
Percentage
1913
J. Ma章jorie Bailey, ClαSS Age初′
Gertrude M. Short
1906
Helen L. Follansbee
Amount contributed
10
$84.50
67
Pe重cent秘ge
1900
Clara L. Buswell
N豊誤認霊盛も。重8
Edith W, Dunham
Mrs. Albert G. Haines
Mrs. Watson WoodI.uff
Edith M. McCann
Amount contributed
Mrs. Richard C. Stickney
9
$79.00
117
8%
謹認諾認uめrs 21
Amount contributed $ 1 10.00
Potential contributors 12 1
Percentage 1
7
%
重り16
J. Fred W. Clark
Mrs. Howard D. Corkum
M讐統監悪討Jr.
Dorothy G. Sproul
鼠蕊盤薄豊誓n)
Mildred E. Stcarns
Edna Walck
Herbert W. Walker
Mrs. Harry J. Webb
(Frances Newell)
Caroline E. Legg
Isabella T. Lovett
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. John P. Marshall
(Miriam Smith)
Mrs. Richard Soderberg
10
$64.00
114
9%
191ク
Mrs, Robert E. BIood ’
M蕊藍常駐bull)
Mrs. Samuel T. Cushing
Robert E. Moody, Class 4ge初`
Mrs. Wil]is C: Beveridge, Jr.
(Marie E11is)
Mrs. Thomas W. Gamble
(Alice M. P. HiIl)
MrB. David Hilton
Mrs. Harrison G. Meserve
(Grace Leonard)
M薯漑能謹聴yan
Mrs. C]arence A. Storer
15
$116.50
92
16%
Percentage
B。終語‡諾藷)
Mrs. Henry W. Hills
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Shields Warren
Myrtle H. Waterfall
Mrs. A. Edwin WelIs
(EIsie Woodland)
11
$300.00
87
Percentage
工3%
宣919
M薯謹繰。y。。
Ralph K. CarIeton
Mrs. William F, Caton, Jr.
(FIorence M. Beale)
(Hazel Cordelia Willett)
Leroy E. Bugbee
Ralph H. Cheney
Mrs. Herbert K. Fairbanks
Elizabeth M. Carleton
Mrs. WiIliam R. Carrick
(Li重】a Besも)
Es盤苗藍蕊誓)
Evelyn Jenkins
David H. Lasker
Otis CIapp
Mrs. Edward K. MacDonald
Esther M. Clement
Mrs. B. Robnett Dysart
(Mary Bowditch)
(Beatrice BIaisde11)
Mrs. John L. Parsons
M豊競警護盤r
L。宝器輔謹誓r)
10%
Edwin C. Byam
Christina S. Little
Muriel Langelier _
Ruth A. Locke
Miriam Loring
Mrs. Stewart B. Luce
Mrs. Alden H. Russell
t (Geneve Wilde)
M総譜緒管理ass。n
A重ice M. Wil]is
(Eugenia Johnson)
Alice B. Wilson
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Phi量ip H. McCrum
6
$29.00
107
6%
1921
Mrs. Harry J. Webb, Class Agem
認諾謹叢:
(E]izabeth Forrest)
Israel BIoch
12
$72.00
131
A蛇審認盛
Mrs. Velliam H. Peck
昭Ieanor Warren)
Mildred Rich
Mrs. James C. RosenfieId
(LiIlian Obelsky)
Mrs. StanIey Silver
(Eve]yn M. Fairbanks手
Mrs. Irving Slade
(Made置ine Gates)
14%
宣933
Clifford W. Baker
9%
Sylvia D. Neilson
Comelius DuBois
Lo竜se S. Ra鯖erもy
Ruth C. Duffey
Paul H. Sullivan
Mrs. Hugh A. Haeselich
Cecil H. Whittier
Number of contributors
(FIorence Bonやn)
Alberico MassucI
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Walter E. Scott
Dorathea WilIgoose
Number of contributors
諒蒜冨霊説悪rs
Percentage
4%
(Madeleine Marsh)
Mrs. David Blaney
(Marjory Leatherbee)
Edwin G. Egge
Mrs. Gilbert N. Graves
(Mariama Thalheimer)
Etta BIoom
Mrs. Max DaviB
E]eanor Kane
Dorothy Kay
M. Frances Kelleher
Mrs. Dorothy McAteer
(Frances A. Jenner)
(Dorothy Brennan)
Mrs. Carl C. Larsen
Mrs. Gordon W. McKey
(Elizabeth Goodell)
(Eleanor F. Chace)
Mrs. Edward D. May, Jr.
Ruth Monroe
Marjorie L. Parker
Mrs. Philip Roberts
M繍諮講説轟。i。r
(Louise Joyce)
(Frieda Eaton)
M. Esther Morrison
Herbert A. Stevens
Number of contributors
Cyril T. Powderly
Gordon W. Smith
Nancy W. Somborger
Dorothy I. Wamer
Amount contributed
16
$256.00
176
9%
Rebecca Glasmann
Mrs. Kyle Nye
(Harriet Davidson)
Mrs. Chester B. Sawyer
(Margaret Seymour)
(Katharine Green)
Ruth A. Dainty
M豊手鑑謹謀轟
Mrs. Warren O. Ault
(Myrtle Wilcock)
宣930
Mrs. Philip Anderson
(Esther Wilkins)
Mrs. George Davis
Beatrice Armstrong
Mrs. J. Robert Bonnar
(Frances M. Palmer)
Mrs. Phiiip Roberts, Closs Age海
Mrs. George E. Currier
Jean BIair McCracken Fund
Percentage
宣934
Joseph H. Bomstein
Mrs. Frederick A. Meier, Class Age初
Number of contributors
8%
Percentage
Joseph Lapidus, Class Age短
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
9
$44.00
118
8
$54.00
184
1929
Joseph Lapidus
Janet S. Height
HeIga T. Johnson
1920
111
玉露聖霊h幣監
N。鮭や籍)
(Aili Kaukonen)
L豊富忠誠er)
Nellie M. Haan
Mildred Hatch
5%
Mrs. Angelo P. Bertocci
(噂ildred Portia Aronson)
Mrs. G姐arles C. Gray
yi盤藷豊ughn)
$247.50
160
16
$64.00
Elizabeth Curtis
Mrs. James E. Fraser
Mrs. T. Jefferson GIover
10
$130.00
100
Potential contributors
Percentage
1928
Mrs. Newe看l B○○もh
Ralph K. Carleton, Class Agem
Potential contributors
Percentage
(Nathalie Snyder)
Samuel Avin
Sara A. Barber
(Marjorie Marsh)
Number of contributoI`S
Mildred E. Steams, Class Agenl
Mrs. Harry Aronson
Mr8. Paul N. Oもto
Eleanor A. Reardon
Arthur L. Tauro
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Adrian SoIo
宣924
Number of contributors
Mrs. Walter E. Keady
BIanche C. McGowan
Merton H. Mack
Wesley L. Slade
(Sara Segal)
(ArTia Stone)
HiIdegarde I. St. Onge
Edith C. Johnson
Edward F. LawIor
Mrs. Roland D. Earle
Potential contributors
Percentage
F富ank Gonet
Emest A. Harding
Donald S. Hirtle
(Myra Preston)
HeIen E. Lanigan
Kenneth A. Bemard, ClαSS Agen/
Kenneth A. Bemard
Angelo P. Bertocci
Amount contributed
重52
7%
講津島豊艶n
1927
(Tillie Strom)
M. Evangeline Morse
Mabel A. Obenson
Mrs. John L. Pingry
4%
Ruth E. Lancy
M豊艶霊謡と.d。。ai
(Marjorie D. Colton)
Abigail P. MacKinnon
Caroline E. Nutter
$55.50
138
M豊忠霊認諾。i n
Mrs. Murray Jones
(Norma Hopson)
Pedro O, Martinez
Mrs. E, Carleton Moore
Charles F. H. Allen
Mrs. CharIes F. H. Allen
10
$156.00
Wi賞liam H. Frackelton
5
Percentage
J. Wayne Haskell
Potential contributors
Percentage
監謹講説n
Nunber of contributors
Hobart N. Durham
V. Raymond Edman
Robert E. Harrell
Amount contributed
1932
Theodora B. Sco鱈
Mrs. Alton J. Blank
(Alice Marjorie Hamer)
N臓慰霊艶uめrs
Margaret M. DonIan
G重ace M. Oもis
RoIand D. Hussey
1918
4%
Louise F, Burke
1 923
aLaura E. Roper)
Mrs. Donald C. Woroester
6
$29.00
148
William B. Crane
Frank J. Moschilli
認諾豊$l議
Esther M. Nazarian
Mrs. Herbert R. Rainie
M縄張艶親nd。.S
1926
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
M鵠告宝器軒m)
D薄雷蔑島諸畠er)
Nu血ber of contributors
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Lawrence C. AIlen
Mrs. MerⅤyn Little
Morton R. Seavey
Warren H. Hussey
J. Philip Mason
Meriel Meservey
Robert E. Moody
4%
宣931
M豊富鑓輔。
S. Emily Serex
Mrs. William L, Tisdel
(FIorence E. Whittier)
F. Sidney WallB
Miriam E. Warren
Hazel D. Wheeler
丸謹藍黒沼Nash
Mrs. Gerald W. Brace
Amount contributed
131
Martha Depoyan
Marion L. Goodwin
Albe重t Mor正s
(Daisy Bashford)
e
$70.(調
Gertrude E. Davis
1925
MI.S. S. M. Leighton, Jr.
(Margaretha Gebelein)
(F. Adeline Allan)
Leonard F. Logiodice
36
$249. 00
155
己盟豊宝龍。ks
去就晋認諾S On
Esther Hammond
Mrs. Anna B. Hubbard
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
12%
(Helen Quigley)
Blanche M. Goodwin
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
$38.00
78
Mrs. Sydney H. Perley
G。怨電器捜。rS。n
Number of cont,ributors
Potential contributors
Percentage
23%
Per∞ntage
Mrs. William T. O,Halloran
M岩雄警全様鵜
Simon Spill
Amount contributed
9
1 922
Mrs. Adna J. Cutting, Class Age初
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
N、鎧…轄霊臨洩rs
(Gladys Naramore)
N恩寵喜怒とib。七。rS
Nunber of contributors
Mrs. Myron F. Wi11iams
Mrs. Thomas C. Hoove重・
PotentiaI contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Clarence C. Smith
Marion B. Steuerwald
(Gertrude House)
Herrick E. H. Greenleaf
(Sigrid C. Lofstedt)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Mrs. Wesley Leland S]ade
(Winifred Thelma Pratt)
Charles M. Robinso重l
Kathleen A. Rounds
Lucy M. B11ker
Potential contributors
Percentage
17
$125.00
112
15%
宣935
Ruth E. Bailey
Mrs. Samuel Gilman
(Mildred Pearlman)
Herbert Goldman
Kenneth A, McClane
Mrs. Charles Ramsdell
(Evelyn Folk)
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
5
$17.00
90
6%
壌e T楊ヶ母的
Rose Glaser
J. Arthur Hinchliffe
Irene A. Koehrmann
Mrs. Basil A. Irwin
1936 ・
(Ruth Lee)
Francis E. Jepson
Virginia M. Bri壷lam
Alice M. Bryant
(Aまice E. Stewart)
Mrs. Ivan H. Mowry
Janet Sherwin
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
4
$12.00
Priscilla L. Rabethge
George N. Robinson
John C. Robinson, Jr.
5%
Amount contributed
Potential oontributors
FIorence A. McConnell
Isabel S. Money
$137.50
124
Mrs. Lewis H. Smith, Jr.
16%
A重讐乾溜藍
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1940
7
$45.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
John Young, Class Agen/
Edmonia Alexander
83
Potential contributors
Percentage
8%
W. Russell Battersby
Mrs. S. W. Hopengarten
Henry C. N. Anderson
Stephen C. Andreadis
Robert A. Bruce
Constance R. Darrow
Phyllis Kelley
(Doris E. Rose)
孟碁盤寵)
Carlo Vacca
George P. Winston
Robert J. Tiews
Nunber of contributors
Amount oontributed
John K. Young
Nunber of contributors
8
$44.50
98
Potential contributors
Percentage
Amount contributed
11
8%
Mrs. Robert A. Bruce
(Eleanor M. Hinckley)
8%
Frederick D. Burney, ClαSS Age初
(Esther Gotnick)
Courtenay W. Be11
(Mary Bradford)
Rita J. Conlon
Bron Geye
Herbert J. Greig
Portia A. Ierardi
Amount contributed
T〇七al
Thomas J. CIohesy
Edith Dorothy Cohen
1944
Theodore C. Day
Martha A. Dean
Mrs. George Dewsnap
For Building Fund - CIass of 1944
Albert L. Clark
Dorothy H. Tiemey
`-○
Number of contributors
$88.90
Amount contributed
1945
Herbert J. Wostrel
1
N心mber of contributors
$l.00
Amount contributed
Mrs. Henry Wischhusen
(Margaret L. Everett)
John P. Cavamos
Leo Cravitz
Ho皿e重L. F○○te
Barbara A. Begg
John A. Stefon, Jr.
諸説霊認han
Margaret K. Enos
Grace E. Firmegan
Jacob Herbert Yules
Number of contributors
Raymond R. Mainini
Constantine J. Mekelatos
Marie B. Sheahan
Mrs. Lewis J. Beckwith
Mrs. Ethelbert ChuI.chiI】
Beatrice L. Williams
Warren AIpert ・
Gabriel L, DiBattista
Joseph Grzyboski
Natalie Hastings
Richard L. Hayes
Leroy J. Hebert
AIcott J. Larsson
Julia E. Lowe
144
1941
Ernest A. Bragg, Jr.
Ann Nancy Patriqun
Herbert R. Pickering, Jr.
(Lois P. Fo富8ter)
$58.50
Potential contributors
Percentage
宣939
Josephine J. Orenstein
18%
Anna M. Berardi
Alice May Burbank
Margaret F. Carroll
Muriel E. Perry
Mrs. Howard W. Sayles
豊静8ぷ欝皿n
Esther L. V. Kieckhefer
Robert L. Krichmar
Helen D. Lymberopoulos
22
$ 105.00
122
1942
Gertrude S. Evert
Richard B. Hardy
1938
Mrs. Elizabeth Barry Chisholm
Norman W. Fradd, Jr.
Mary R. Gillespie
Mary E. Gormley
Janet M. Haskell
Emil S. Skop
Li]1ian Saltman
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Ruth I. Butter五eld
(Barbara Sellars)
Mo11ie Silverman
20
Percentage
Eugene Suzedell
Eleanor M. Babikian
John Be]ocas
Mrs. Baldwin Sayer
Numbe富Of contributors
Erle B. Ayres
Elva C. Davis
Francis C. Anderson, Jr.
(Loretta Lynch)
(Phyl]is E. Comey)
Hunphrey F. Sullivan, Jr.
Mrs. Fred A. Anderson
(Ruth E. Messer)
The following made additional
contributions :
M豊1浅黒詑ras。u
George Whito Sears, Jr.
Mrs. S. Raynor Smith, Jr.
宣937
graduating members of the class
$342. 00
(Eleanor T. Jones)
Mrs. Robert H. Murray
(Harriet Marsh)
Mrs. Daniel J. Nolan
(Margaret E. Tho皿PSOn)
75
Potential contributors
Percentage
cable to Alunnl membership for the
Emest M. Law
Mrs. James P. Ledbetter
Mrs. Francis E. Jepson
Louis A. Rottenberg
重943
Received fro平Treasurer・ aPPli-
F重anklin De Merritt
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Edna M. Finnerty
Margaret Fosberry
Potential contributors
Percentage
1946
Richard Daniels
22
Maxwe11 V. Jonah
$ 132.00
Nunber of contributors
178
12%
$26.00
Amount contributed
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
1908
Class subscribing largest amount ‥ ‥
1908
1893
1883
Homer J. Wheeler
$5 ,00
Joseph
$1.00
Fra重心L Cl種pp
Salome Sastre
Theoren L. Wamer $100.00
Baker $2.00
1896
1892
Frank H. Plumb
$ 100.00
… … = ◆ … … … … ◆ ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
1911
$5.00
3.00
Raymond
L.
WhitneJ" $3.00
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADⅢNISTRATION
RICHARD
B.
LoMBARD - Chairman
Clの∫ Age研∫
1タ30
Class subscribing largest a皿Ount. ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥
Mrs. Raymond Wells
Class with langest number of subscribers.
1919
1916
Frederick W. Holder
Charles E. Buck
Number of contributor8 1
Ⅵ1脆am J. Ma富ee
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
2
$35.00
9
1917
Josepb Ettinger
Jame8 S. Gove
Potential contributors
Percentage
$85.00
52
10%
Francis J. Buckley
Raymond D. Allen
John T. Daggett
Armand E. Fontaine
John F. Cla重ke
Flo章a Levin
Clarence O. Dales
Leonard R. Nourie
Edward S. D. Porter
Jacob S. Ruderman
(Ruth Thomton)
Mrs. Armand Fontaine
(Lillian Carleson)
Paul W. Goershel
(Doris Hopewell)
David E. Hersee
Samuel Hootstein
Howard E. Martin
Harry L. Wolk
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
P otenもial contributors
Percentage
Pクge T楊均一S諒
3
$27.00
50
6%
Louella E. Nims
Thenice Powe干s
20
$22 l.00
132
】5%
Potential contributors
Percentage
Corodon S. Fu11er
Samuel Gerebo鯖
Paul R. Goodhue
Francis J. Higgins
Adrian E. Holmes
Harry E. Kasden
FIorence Kolb
Harold C. Kurson
轟熱量龍。m。
Arthur Washburn
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Walter D. Wall
Mrs. George H. West
(Mabel H. Underwood)
Willis F. Eberhardt
Edward J. McCarthy
Charles W. Pearson
Edward L. Smith
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
6`
Reuben Arkanase
Carl P. Birmingham
Antonio E. F. Donadio
1921
Hans A. Laaby, CJass Age加
Mrs. James Harrop
1918
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1920
John J. Harrington
James S. Salvin
Geo重ge工.冒o飴s
Bernard J. Woods
Chloe E. Bachelor
Mrs. Wi11iam Drew
o
22%
(Vi堪inia G重imes) 1942
宝器君寵叢。r
Philip E. Bunker, ClαSS AgenI
冒ho皿aS H. Bott, Jr.
Peter J. Maggioni
Harvard L. Mann
Clarence B. E. Rosane
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Peroentage
22%
$1123.う0
1タ16
Class wi血Iangest percentage of subscribers
Potential contributors
Percentage
10
$131.00
171
6%
1 922
Warren Reed
Carl P. Birmingham, Clos5 Agem
Charles H. SIoan
Nelson N. Marshman, Class Ageすきi
17
$139.00
191
宣923
Francis E. Moore. ClαSS Age初
Lester F. Boyce
Claude E. Davis
James J. Gilleran
M. Gertrude Gould
Grace M. Grant
Rus8ell S. Hadlock
9%
Mrs. William E. Harrison
Frederiek M. Lione
Rob R. Maoleod
IJowrenOe R. Murphy
Raymond N. Peterson
Mrs. Herbert V. Ingersol】
Edgar B. Pitts
Alfred B. Sheinwald
(Geraldine Roberts)
Jean Miller
David A. Nelson
Augustus M. Sunmers
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
13
$236.00
307
Potential oontributors
Percentage
4%
1924
簿欝晶隷害,d
Amount contributed
6%
William H. Kunpel
Louis Y. Muchnick
Hubert M. Blake
Eustis R. Perron
Stanley C. Pi11ing
George W. Fryer
Elmer G. E. Johnson
Raymond J. Queenin
Norman H. Rodd
Ca富l Myd郷n8
Number of contributors
重8
$重40.00
Potential oontributors
Percentage
6%
8
3%
Holmes H. Whitmore, ClαSS Agelli
Allan Acomb
Fred A. Barker
Henry H. Sta債ord
Rufu8 S髄ckney
2
Amount contributed
$10.00
216
Potenもi al contribu tors
1%
Percen tage
1926
W鋤lter
Mrs. James W. Vose
H砦葺認諾。r。
Mrs. Marion FowIer Woodru鯖
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Peroentage
Stanley W. HirtIe
17
$宣35.50
221
8%
1932
Samuel B. Hutchinson
Andrew Petersen
Mrs. Ehrich E. M. Schreiter
Amount contribu ted
Charles A. Woodbury
Number of contributo職
179
4%
Bumham W. Cowdery
John R. Draper, Jr.
Anna DiVenuti
Harry Fienman
Wi11iam Glickman
Mrs. Morris L. Goldman
c絶無耗舘:詑t
Byron S. Pardee
Victor Goodberg
Arthur J. Honigbaum
Comelius S. McCarthy
Sydney _W. Tymeson
James Abbott Vaughn
13
$123.00
160
Marie G. Nazzaro, Class Age海
会誌盤諾激怒 $11畿
James McTaggart, Clas$ Agc海
%
Albert A. Wilcoxson
Nu阻ber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
S. Allan Jagger
Dwight R. Merrill
Harold T. Young
Number of oontributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
5
3%
1928
1933
Channing Howard
George R. Taminosian
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
AIexander J. MacDouga]】
Henry L. Paine
PotentiaI contributors
Percen tage
葦恕詣重器蔀ne
Isaao Ruderman
1934
A. Raymond Spaulding
Clarence E. Stoneham
James Fawcett, Class Age海
Otto J. Wiese, Class Agem
Benjamin N. Wachman
Edwin F. Allen
Saverio Ceru1lo
Mrs. Mary S. Yesulton
(Mary Margaret ShaIlna)
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
15
$113.00
1929
248
6%
Mrs. Lindsay Cleveland
(Bemice C. Phi11ip)
Newton W. Congdon
James Fawcett
Walter R. Geyer
Wi量liam J. Hoare, Jr.
E. Ea重l Kalle章
Everett W. Downs, C′ass Agel∂!
Charles H. LaDue
Wi]liam C. Hall, ClαSS Ageni
Harold M. Lawson
Charles B. McCue
William R. Atkinson
Edward J. Butler
Everett W. Downs
Hymen I. Pockriss
Elizabeth S. Proctor
Irving S. Fleischmann
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
29、
N叫mber of contributors
Bemard Goldston
Ollie Gregory
$138.00
Percentage
193
15%
1941
Donald E. Livingston
Eleanor V. Deane, C′αSS Agm′
RusseII P. Mahan
FI.ank M. Marsh, Jr.
James A. McElaney, Jr.
James J. McTaggart
Marie GIoria Nazzaro
Louis J. Bailly, Jr.
Dale L. Abramson
Paul L. Amon
George A. Blair, Jr.
Gardner C. Borden
Mrs. Oscar Braunan
Leonard Newman
James F. Small
Bernard SoIomon
lo竜s Levine
Herbert H. Waterhouse
Max L. Yunik
Stanwood W. Johnson
Donald M. Boyer
Menotti J. Corrieri
Theodore W. Jenks
認諾萱罵謹説。rn
Israel Franklin
Charles F. Connor
Edward P. Gray
W. Ralph Essery
L. Curtis Herring, Jr.
Mrs. George G. Loveless
Ralph H. C]app
Gerald J. Erlick
(Winifred Robertson)
Wimam O. Hauser, Jr.
Frank L. Appell
Ha耽y Kraf七
Leon W. Aldrich
Abraham S. Burack
Nunber of contributors
$159.00
194
6%
Peroentage
$50.50
190
12
Robert T. Parsons
Sydney Raine
James A. Robinson, Jr.
Philip Robinson
E]liott G. Rowley
Bertha Rutherford
Paul E. Sullivan
B. Anne ThomaB
Eugene J. Vogel
嘉離島量譜譜・ J重・
Charles F. Rogers
1927
John B. Morse
Malcolm T. Murray
Mrs. Frank】in D. Snyder
Abraham Alford
Jermie Azoff
Arthur S. Pease
Louis Pickering
Leo H. Cohen
George F. Grandi
8%
1938
Ro宮er A. Hardy
O
Harry Fienman, ClαSS Age131
George Beckerman
A. Raymond Carchia
Robert S. Cell
John J. Connolly, Jr.
Samuel Da皿e
己ora皿敵, Kelley
Gladys M.山well
l
1940
$38. 75
Nunber of contributo輪 18
Percentage
227
16%
Per∞ntage
8
T.) Bateman SIooum
Francis W. Dailey
37
$250. 50
Potential oontributors
AIvin S. Koppel
Emerson R. Lowry
Russell J. Lynoh
Amount contributed
Leslie Church
Normand L. Cote
。箆轟も害悪Van)
Edith M. Honnors
James J. Kilroy
Gerald Momian
Potential contributors
Percentage
Melvin W. Chase
Lawrence A. Robinson
Arthur Saltzman
Sherman G. Shapiro
James A. Wheeler
Nu皿ber of contributors
Nicholas E. Apalakis
藷嵩雷鴇嵩Qu∞n・ J重
Thomas J. Furlong
Jacob K鋤tz
James D. Wi量son
Norton T. Mullen
Kenneth B. Newton
Robert E. Peterson
Melville H. Rood, Sr.
Enid Mary Sadler
1936
F. John Celani
宣937
John Van Bibber
C]ifton A. Follansbee
W種l惟重 E. Gilbert
M寄x恥. G富ossm an
James T. Helms
Olive Hillman
160
8%
Charles C. Badger
Victor E. Broomhall
Parker R. Colmer
Thomas F. Cunmings
E. Paul F]ynn
L. Wallace Sweetser. Jr.
D. CrowelI
13
$98. 00
Potential contributors
Peroentage
Amount contributed
Potential oontributors
Percentage
Santo J. Marino
Dorothy L. Sa鯖ord
Lucina A. Eumes
Jack L. FI徴ack e
圏va二M. M○○重e
Nu血ber of contributors
盤磐品鮮血
Jane Berriman
C. Earle Bestick
John F. Burke
Hamld G. Carlson
E鮭;講詑曹Jr.
Thomas J. McIntosh
Sidney Sugarman
Jack J. Goldberg
Gertrude Harris
Richard B. Lombard
Mildred J. O’Leary .
C聯ton Fol]ansbee, Cめss Age初
George F. MacDougall, Jr.
Mrs. Claude F. Machen
Glady8 Pfannermiller
Ve重onio寄M. C種肌i債e
Number of contributors
Donald Morrison Littlefield
Henry W. Colbum
1931
Mi]dred J. O’Leary, ClαSS Agc海
1925
James Hamedy, Class Agc?8i
Merton T. King
Arthur J. Larson
Fred W. Johnstone
Benjamin J. McLennan
$1,123.50
264
Percentage
312
Mary E. Higgins
Malcolm Y. S紬nuelian
Thorsten A. Wahlberg
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Edward M. Gordon
Amold J. Kaplan
Haig A. Keborkian
Harold G. Jaoklin
Palmer D. Scammell
James A. Simpson
Edith G. ZoIov
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Louis M鋤zer
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Edward D. Borchers
Fred E. Bryant
John F. Dowling
F. Glenn Rink
Norman S. Fox
Maurice S. Creed
Noman D寄nie18
Peter Denisevich
Ebba V. Engstrom
Fmncis G. Harvey
Joseph F. Henry
1935
Margaret F. Hill
- (E!i梁beth K. Kennedy)
Mary E. Wilcox
10%
Herbert R. Harもwell
重要aro重d S. Ansin
WinsIow Chase Sisson
196
Per∞ntage
13
$132.50
208
Class Agenl
Arthur Joseph Sullivan
$174.00
John Waters
1930
鼠oy卿l K. Hayes
20
Potential contributors
Emest A. Swan
Allan S. Taylor
Mrs. Frederick K,●Riemer,
Robert G. Hess
Amold H. Conza
Number of contributors
Potential contributors
Percentage
Richard A. Faulkner
Robert I. Foster
Edward R. French
A. Shirley Gray
Ⅵlliam H. Condon
Ot七〇 J. Wiese
Amount contributed
Martin Cohen
Thomas M. Doonan
Alton L. Caldwell, Jr.
Edward G. Chapin
Cecil F. Wetherbee
Nu血ber of contributors
Norman Il. Abbott
Morton Backer
Willinm T. Blair
Richard P. Burke, Jr.
Arthur T. Rogde
Harry Siegel
Paul C. Smith
Bemard Striar
LIoyd E. Taylor
蝕能晋盤操
(Esther Cutler)
Robert W. Noonan
William H. Pegnam
10
$66.00
243
4%
Milton H. Camanp
Whitley A. CummmgS, Jr.
Bruno A. Pieromarchi
Frank C. Phillips
John Joseph Di Nublia
Saul Feldman
Wes】ey F. Pratzner
Sheldon L. Founl掛in
John E. Quinn
Edgar C. Romilly
Kenneth J. Garland
Charles Y. GIock
Stanley Rosoff
Murray P. Grobman
Mrs. Jack RothoIz
Irwin R. Heilbrormer
Robert F. Hopkins
Harold Howarth
(FIorence Ostrer)
Alfred E. Stern
Bemard David Warshaw
Daniel Weisberg
Albert J. Woodward
William L. Korbin, Jr.
Ralph S. LaMontagne
Nu血ber of contributors 33
Amount contributed $132.78
Potential contributors 2 1 3
Percentage 1
1939
Eva M. Moore, ClαSS Age諦
Kenneth B. Newton, Class 4ge加
Mrs. Joseph Ahem
(Gertrude Fahey)
5
%
Richard F. Lincoln
Irving C. Little
Kenneth MacCuish
Roge事L. Macdonald
Morton G. Mack
Duncan J. MacLennan
John R. Mansfield
Thomas D. McKeigue
Max Meenes
Theodore J. Melnick
Mauro J. Messina
堰e Tb諦y-Seue〃
Richard D. Marble
James McDonough
Barbara E. Myers
Roy G. Poulsen
Stephen Rubino
Theodore M. Samel
John J. Shea
Stan]ey SoIomont
Samuel Spector
Cli鱈Sundberg
George Pilibosian
Frances Tranfaglia
Amy L. Shaw
Henry B. Sherr
Henry S. Prario
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Harry Keshishian
$294.00
272
16%
‡蕊詳報嘉島Wells, ClαS両e仰i
Albert J. Benharris
David R. Beserosky
George H. Byrom
Christopher W. CarriuoIo
Donald G. Chisholm
Joseph Chusmir
George Cohn
Louis M. Robb
Russell D. Ryder
Francis J. Wood
Constance D. Wright
18%
the graduating members of the
Richard T・ Gagney
Richard H. Germa重n
The followmg made additional
James M. Gibadlo
contributions :
E皿anuel Goldberg
Dana L. Gowen
Katherine V. Haydock
Robert Vernon Heath
Theodore Hoffman
Edward L. Housman
Herbert E. Housman
A]mon P. Hunter, Jr.
1Charles E. Hutchings
Amount contributed
William J. Kosina, Jr.
Paul W. Saunders
Char]es W. Stowell
He轟〕ert B. Lavine
Donald E. TI.eadwell
Charles H. Kay
Melvin Lieberman
James F. McIntosh
James C. Nesbitt
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1 944
Robert S. Willjamson
15
$55.00
Number of contributors
2
Amount contributed
$3.00
1 947
Number of contributors
2
Amount oontributed
$3 ,00
7
$47.00
1948
宣947
19
$70.50
$565.50
Total 、
16%
Julia W. Doyle
George M. Flashenberg
Amount contributed
Russe11 C. Luoas, Jr.
Janes D. Lyman
45
Joseph P. Venditti
Number of contributor8
A重fred Wool]acott
Ri盤譜討豊諾yl)
Dexter Locke
7
-$2 1.00
Percentage
Harold C. Mason
Robert K. Porter
Herbert P. Rose
Harvey White
Pliny W. Wood, III
Mrs. Gaylord F. Linco看n
Number of contributors
John F. James
1946
Franklin J. Walsh
Irving A. WoIk
Russell Levenson
Albert J. Woodrow
Amount contributed
Potential cont,ributors
Vahey Adamian
Ira S. Goldenberg
Roy T. Hunter, Jr.
George Hutchinson Neilson
Roy C. Papalia
He重iry W. Levasseur
Herbert McPike
Robert Grierson
Donald R. Hannibal
Amount contributed
Arthur M. Mason
Albert G. Merrill, Jr.
Julius Monkowski
Arthur L. Kaplan
John D. Keefe
John J. Kilcoyne
George L. Kline
Edmund Hanson
Arthur W. Eklund
(Veme L. EIsenboss)
Milton Issenberg
(Lillian McMurtrie)
Lester W. Goldberg
William.J. Beaulieu
Robert S. Hinds
Mrs. Gerald G. King
William J. Anderson, Jr,
Theodore J. Don
Melvin L. Epstein
Donald W. Haskell
John A. Canton
’Owen M. CarIe
13%
Mrs. William R. A七kinson
1 945
Harry E. Sanson, Jr.
Roy H. Townsend, Jr.
Edward J. Tomkowicz
Joseph A. Young
Number of contributors
Bruce M. Benedicも
James C. Je紐ery
19
$68.00
George Cross
Herbert H. Dunning
cIa的 $495.00
8
$33.00
38
1 942
Number of contribu tors
59
$320.00
324
Received from Treasurer, aPplicable to Alumni membership for
William J. Euerle
William R. Flynn
Amount contributed
Potontial contributors
Percentage
Lee Polisner
Oscar Leonard Press
1943
C】arence Hoyt Davis
Edward I. Tesler
Number of contributors
Sumner M. Lieberman
Irving F. Macey _
Frank A. Merlino
Robert D. Muir
Hugh M. Toomey, Jr.
Mrs. Raymond H. WeIIs
Potential contributors
Percentage
Li11ian Murphy
Donald F. O'Neill
Jacob Levine
Harold C. SIocomb, Jr.
Archie C. Smiles
Daniel Sul]ivan
Number of oontributors
Amount contributed
MaⅩ Krakofsky
George S. Lenox
Harold Eliot Levine
M鑑を鵠諾)
重り42
Vlncent R. Dore
Merrill W. Lakin
William H. S]ayton, Jr.
44
宣941
William L. Kervick
Dorothy SilversteiII
Edmund Simonds
Louis Sines
FIorence Zuckerbraun
Number of contributors
Melvin Izen
Elmer J. Sabino
WilIiam B. Wadland
M. David Weiner
I.loyd L. Wheeler
John F. White
COMMERCE
Russell E. Erickson
Edward J. Greenspan
George Kurs
John J. Powers
W○○drow T.冒重〇七七er
EVENING COLLEGE OF
1 944
W. Donald Cairns
George Katz
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Joh皿H. Si皿ge富
1
$2.00
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
$2.00
COLLEGE OF PRACTICAL ARTS AND LETTERS
PRUDENCE I, MATHEWS - Chairman
Ck∫∫ Age初
A. Annette Baker
Class subscribing largest amount ‥ ‥. ‥ ‥
諾言謀議器諸富蕊謹書
Potential contributors
Percenta ge
M豊詑霊豊艶まm an
7
$17.00
149
5%
(Elizabeth A, Pike)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1924
$8.0∂
10
20%
Percentage
4%
Mrs. William W. MuI量en, Class Age初
Mrs. Peter D. Black
(Winnifred Powers)
M聖経詫霊X盤ng。Isd。.f
M. Helen Hardy
Eleanor M. Rhodes
Mrs. Samuel G. Tuell
Mrs. Philip H. Welch, Class Agem
M豊諾‡謹霊hns,。 n
(FIorence P. Horan)
丸藍繍諾†認諾y)
Mrs. Ray A. Manning
Mrs. John F. Conrad
Margaret M, Maguire
Pクge Tb′γiγ・畳蜜bI
Mrs. Robert W. Moody
(Lorette CIoutier)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percent age
15
$66.00
115
13%
(CaroI H. Adams)
Williamina V. MacBrayne
Margaret Alice Thompson
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
(Anne MacFarlane)
Alice L. Merritt
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percent a ge
Mrs. Wilfred J. Landry
(Esther E. Bomstein)
(Doris Burtt)
Mrs. Wi11iam J. McNulty
(Alice Hennessey)
2%
●1928
Mrs. Jacob London
(Evelyn B. Gerofski)
(Marie A. Perry)
Mrs. James H. Taylor, Jr.
h重rs. Albert A. Ward
$28.50
163
Dorothy A. Dolphin
Mrs. Charles S. Geiger
(Mildred A. Almgren)
1926
(Helen C. Howiand)
Mrs. Robert A. Hurley
(Bertha Adams)
(Edith English)
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Elizabeth M. Baker, Class Age融
Marg.aret E. Driscoll
(Frances Biller)
191
3%
(Julia Swift)
Juanita C. Hargraves
Katherine J. Lange
Mrs. Wil】iam W. Mullen
6
$28.00
Mrs. Howard S. Hart
Pauline Moody
Mrs. Jacob M. Levenson
(Nathalie Case)
Number of contributors 4
Mrs. John G. Hardy
pr繰器宰藍th。WS
Mrs. A. Rex James
(Alice Isenburg)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percent a,ge
(Lottie Court)
Mrs. Harry Cohen
M純諾蕊蔀盛。h
(Helen Davidson)
2
$15.00
46
1923
Adele S. Brant
(Marion Keen)
Mrs. Edward BirkenwaId
(Lois Hayden)
(Ruth Whittaker)
Margaret F. Walsh
Mrs. Simon Edison
(Cecilia P. Dalton)
Mrs. Fra皿Cis Doucette, Closs Age面
Mrs. Wilmer L. Shultz
Sa11ie C. Bright
(Rose F. Friedman)
1927
1925臆
Mrs. AIonzo J. Everett, Class Age初
Addiel]a D. Palmer
(Mary Gingras)
Mrs. Joseph D. McManus
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Mary E. Johnson, ClαSS Age履
FIorrie Alderson
Mrs∴Roy W. Bouyea
Mrs. Samuel Glick
う2
FIora E. Clark
Mrs. Robert A. Bogle
(Margaret Conkling)
1922
3う%
ll
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1921
Mrs. N. D. MacLaughlin
$148.00
ll
1929
Eileen Mahar, C′αSS Age励
$24.00
189
4%
MaI‘tha V. Johnson
Mrs. Margaret Karr
(M鶏すきaret恥. Cowan)
$4l.00
172
3%
Mrs. Bemard H. Zais
(Mary Norton)
Marion B. McGuire
Mrs. Eustace I. Merri】l
(Leah R. Rutt)
Number of contributors
(Alice Robinson)
Mrs. John D. Peters
18
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
(Winona L. Prouty)
Mrs. S. LeRoy VanAman
$42.00
123
15%
(Marion S. Douglas)
Number of contributors
1935
6
$21.00
Åmount oontributed
1蝕
PotentiaI oontributors
Pe rcentage
4%
1930
Mrs. Miles N. CIair
Helen U. McSally
Mrs. Paul B. Monroe
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
$68.00
128
4%
Pereentage
1931
Mrs. William R. Lewis, Jr.,
Class Agem
Mrs. F. Glenn Rink-
100
10%
1
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
$5.00
110
1%
Pe章cent乳ge
1932
Mrs. Otto KohIer, Class Agen/
(Marion Ingraham)
Dorothy Eastman
Mrs. George L. Perin, Jr.
Mrs. Everett T. Hutchinson,畠
M豊器晋盤S)
8
$3l.00
Potential contributors
117
7%
Percentage
1940
3%
Mrs. G. Lawrence Roberts, ,Jr.
H揺詑鑓欝
c篭惑摂器藍
Sonya Seymon
藍鵠謹軍嘉聖
霊諒籠嵩00
Mollie Margolis
Elizabeth Mower
Dorothy A. Winchenbaugh
Mrs. Henri T. Zinn
Number of contributors
Mrs. Edward E. Predmore
(Virginia M. Su]]ivan)
Amount contributed
Potential oontributors
Percentage
Catherine E. Roche
(Virginia Twining)
(Hazel M. Swanson)
Mrs. Elbridge E. Witham
(Haze] E. Coming)
Mrs. Barrett L. Taft
Edith A. Pearlman
Mrs. CharIes Tierney
M薯藍寵卦R。b。r,s
Mrs. Edmund N. SIater
v。鰹畿蕊謀
Yolande Laliberte
Edith C. Robertson
of
Clare D. Shillue
c盤語盈i n g8
w籍聾計葦畿Iy)
Number
Mrs. Kenneth A. Senter
(Jean W. Tonseth)
譲鴇諜常
M能書盛鵡)
contributors 17
Amount contributed
Dorothy B. Scherig
濃轟認諾s
Mrs. Myles D. Holland
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Frank R. Pote
(Marjorie K. Emms)
Erma G. Rich
Marion F. Col]ins
Mrs. Ivan G. Easton
Margaret L, Reid
(EveIyn Far富ow)
$50.00
102
17%
Mrs. Richard A. Sibley
Number of contributors
2l
$73. 75
Amount contributed
7%
Percentage
1934
Ethna J. Silvery, Cla5‘S 4genl
Mrs. Cyril J. Blackwood
ユ軍艦言蔀軌。p
Mrs. Benjamin M. Hayward, Jr.
(Marian Saunders)
Mrs. CharIes R. Johnson
(Madge E. Barrett)
Mrs. F. J. MacQuarrle
。諜零韻も譜とP
Mrs. David T. Mortimer
(Esther C. B]ackburn)
Mrs. Thomas Vincent O,Sl川ivan
Genevieve M. Collins
Estelle M. DiIg
Grace M. Dunn
Mrs. Clarence Owen Richardson
M讐恕,黒龍s。n
Mrs. Arthur M. Kap】an
(Ha雅1 MacKay)
(Ruth Westerman)
Ethel Moscardini
Potential contI.ibutors
Peroentage
Mrs. David Field
(Virginia R. Becker)
Mrs. Saunder Finard
(Miriam E. Greenberg)
Ruth A. Richardson
Gladys Finberg
Mrs. John W. Watson
10
$80.00
’ 95
工1%
宣938
Mrs. Kenneth Doonan, Cla∫S Age海
Rose D. Brodeur
Madeline DeVizia, Class Age海
Clara M. Cinquino
Jean Davis
Jean Ellis
Barbara E. Glazier
(Una Bangs)
(Alice Meyers)
Number of contributors
contributi ons :
Carolyn H. Capitel工
F]eurdelis V. Peluso
Amount contributed
The following made additional
Wanda M. Adamovicz
Marguerite R. BoIt
Margaret Pease
MI.S. Manuel Weinstein
class $351.00
Genevieve Co11ins, Class Age寂
(Catherine Powers)
(Grace Stravieri)
Ellen L. Disken
Estelle M, Harrahy
Frances M. Hayes
the graduating members of the
194宣
Mrs. Theodore Peary
Mrs. Robert P. Trask, Jr.
Received from Treasurer, aPPliCable to Alunni membership for
Mrs. Wa宣ter F. Beth
(Louise E. Swenson)
Ruth E. Chandler
Elizabeth S. Hemmerly
Mf盤隷書控諸説。。。 i 。
Pamelia Foss
出藍蒋串も慈On)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Estelle Glick
12
$31.50
97
12%
1942
Ro8alyn Go重e七sky
Sona Husisian
Mrs. Joseph Allen Jaymes
Th続き流露n)
Claire Nobel
Geraldine O ,Brien
Irene M. Burman
A. Annette Baker, C′αSS 4gent
Mrs. Kenneth C. Doon左,n
A. Annette Baker
Mildred Schu11㍑
Mrs. Raymond Baker
E鉦e VassiIiadis
(He]en Sul]ivan)
Elizabeth R. Bastow
Mrs. Edmund W. Beebe
Elinor Weber
Nanoy Wicky
Elizabeth Wilson
M害聾据誌漣。 rd
Amount contributed
(Frances Packard)
CordeIia J. Doty
Barbara F. Drake
Mrs. Joseph Guidrey
(Hilda Theurer)
Anne P. Jameson
Mrs. Max E. Kerns
(Jean M. Rogers)
35%
1 943
111
19%
Ruth E. Chandler, Class Agenl
$19.00
107
52
$148.00
147
認諾‡寵嘉計rk ee)
Potential contributors
Percentage
1937
Number of contrib止tors 7
Virginia F. Mader
Barbara Mandigo
Adrienne A, Merrill
Mrs. Jeanne O. Miner
(Virginia L. Petersen)
Ruth A. Cohen
M鱒諾葺豊d∞S
Mrs. MelvilIe E. Prior
(Aldona Matulis)
‡篭読聴nal。
Margaret O ’Callaghan
(Frances E. zanghi)
(Jean Gi鯖ord)
$12.00
95
Dorothy Kyros
Harriett Lenox
Mrs. Thomas Likos
Mrs. George A. Berglund
M棒瀧鴇霊昔Olbrook
Mrs. Francis H. MacDuff
(Rhoda Howard)
Mrs. Morton Pratt
Helen D. Whalan
M富s. Jerome Rothstein
Stella M. Dondero
Mrs. Burton DunfieId
(Helen G. Hubbard)
Mrs. Roland C. Hale
Dorothy Bunting
Eleanor B. Dickie
Marjorie M. Stewart
Elgah Rand
Barbara A. Healy
Dorothea Hiltz
Barbara L. Hubley
孟舘‡註窪藷詑
Mrs. Raymond F. Bailey
(Dora Goodkin)
Mrs. Melville E. Prior, ClαSS Age寂
(EIeanor Ladd)
Mrs. Charles R. Ostrum
(Marjorie Haines)
Ahis8 J皿e ○○son
Mrs. Irving Ginsburg
1933
Alice M. Smith
Mrs, LIoyd J. Starbuck
Mrs. Francis Guindon
(Margaret F. Geary)
Miriam R. Hall
(Ina-Belle CoIIins)
Anne D. Bellows
Athene Burke
Mrs. John H. Lancaster
Ethna J. Silvery
Lol貢se Greenleaf
‡藍薄塩韮悪y
Mrs. Jarvis C. Buxton
Lottie A. EIzbut
(Aurora A. WiIliams)
(Martha L. O’Hagan)
Dorothy I. Gourley
Helen F. Bums
Pauline CIoues
Mrs. Aldrich Abrahamson
(VioIet MacLean)
Mrs, John T. Anagnoson
Mrs. Charles Tiemey, Class 4ge初
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Patricia Fencer
Catherine Jennings, ClαSS Age初
1936
(Lil]ian Shippee)
Potentia量contributors
1939
Number of contributors
Potential contributors
Percen tage
(Ruth Ripley)
Marion Doyle
Helen F. Bums, Class Ageni
Amount contributed
10
$54.00
(Charlotte Quinlan)
Mrs. Robert L. DanielB
Lyda Dunham
Alice Elder
M箆‡滞輔。a,l。y
(Clara PIace)
Potential contributors
Percentage
10%
(Charlotte E. Weinrebe)
M無論蕊畿1 is
Mrs. Arthur T. Hatton
Helen I. Sutthill
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
111
Mrs. Richard D. WaI‘ren
c豊藍豊n)
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
$32.00
(Esther Smith)
(Kathleen M, Ho鯖)
Eleanor Harrigan
Ma富y F. Taiも
Mrs, Richard A. Crain
11
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
MrS. Howard G. Freeman
Mrs. Leslie W. Engler
(Doris M. Howard)
Mrs. Frank Ford
Eleanor F. Sullivan
Alice T. Corregan
Eunice H. Randall
Nunber of contributors
Class Agenl
(Mary P. Burke)
Mrs. Nicholas E. Apalakis
(Marjorie E. Hildreth)
Dorothy A. Dickinson
(Carolyn Greene)
Elinor A. Hunt
Kathleen M. McCarville
Mrs. Walter E. DeYoung,
Anastasia Bragon
}Irs. Miles N. Clair, Class Agen!
Mrs. Victor Coghlan
(Mary M. Ful]erton)
Mrs. Albert Lehrer
(Elizabeth Jenkins)
Beverly Boyce
Norma Scalingi
Number of contributors
Total
20
$23.00
$374.00
The CLA Building is The Key to the Whole Campus
Page Tんi均一Ni解e
COLLEGE OF MUSIC
ELINOR G. EDI.UND - Chairman
C楊JJ Age海∫
Class
subscribing
largest
amount
1タ34
………………′‥‥‥‥.…‥‥‥‥.‥.
Ma岬R. Lane
Class with largest percentage of subscribers ‥‥‥‥‥‥‥ ‥‥‥‥. … ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥・
))
Cla§§ With largest number ofsubs`重ibers.‥‥‥.‥‥‥.‥‥‥‥‥‥ ‥… ‥.‥‥
1932
Percentage 27
10%
Ruth W, Crawford
Lucy M. French
Mrs. Malcolm Howard
Luther F. Thompson, Class Age〃l
Doric Alviani
Mrs. Arthur H. Baker
(Ruth Potter)
宣934
Gladys de Almeida
C. Emerson Fox, Jr.
Mrs. G. Edward Ninde
(Loi8 Sitterly)
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
4
M縄壬譜謹告鵠鵜
(Barbara Thompson)
Mrs. Luther F. Thompson
N、鎧‡露盤)
Amount contributed
N鮮落盤も譜書盈重s
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mary R. Spofford
12%
Percentage
Luther F. Thompson
宣935
Amount contributed
Mary R. Lane, ClαSS Age初
Potenti al contributors
Percentage
Aune Dickerson
Mrs. Charles Ford
Mよ誤認烏鷺霊
Nunber of contribut0rS
Amount contributed
Mrs. Earl Stone
(Marion Saphir)
Potential contributors
4
$13.00
22
18%
Percenぬge
Joseph A. Trongone
Nu肌ber of contributors
Amount contributed
恥鴇欝man)
Tota 1
Frank W. Rugg, Jr.
Mrs. John T. Samuelson
1 944
M讐請託霊寵霊mak。富
For Building Fund
Virginia C. Symonds
Nuihoer of oontributors
鷲 幣叢蒜静
Potential contributors
Percentage
Ruth L. Me11in
(Dorothy L. Kimball)
Nu皿ber of oontributors
Amount contributed
E。篤捷管聾霊緒
(Mary A. Doherty)
Robert A. Marra
Mrs. DougIas A. Moss
Mrs. Louis W. Wise
(Mildred Hall)
J蕊譜轄)
William E. Soule
Mrs. Francis J. Enge
M薯藍蕊龍討Jr.
(Edith Stearns)
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Mrs. J. Warren Braley
Myron B.冒homas
El悠三富聾慧On)
Amount contributed
Mrs. Robert D. King
Potential contribut′OrS
Amount contributed
宣942
Number of contributors
(Sa11y Currier)
10
$20. 50
29
Dorothea V. Bertelsen
Donald R. Sullivan
Number of contributorB
1 946
Haig Toroian
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Alice G. Cornell
Sybil J. Cummings
24 % Sally Cushing
Percenta箆e
3
$62.25
34%
Percentage
John T. Samuelson
Regina Schlossberg
宣936
Mrs. Alford S. Peckham, C′●S$ Ageタu
J。続譜謹親i
Mrs. Henry Hand丘eld
(Jeanette Zuber)
M薯講終聾寵譜
The following made additionaI
contributions :
ClαSS Age初
Eleanor A. Hunt
Mrs. Clarence M. Luther
Mary R. Lane
Mrs. Simon Malkin
謹薫豊1蒜欝嵩
cla邑S $72.00
Mrs. Theodore Schoonmaker,
Mrs. Harry Folloder
(AIoh寄C. Fall)
24%
Ruth L. Curtis
Eleanor A. Hunt, ClαSS Age初
M患、豊艶。3
$33.00
37
レ1941
宣938
Mrs. Theodore Her8ey
29%
1943
9
$28.50
27
30%
10
$24.00
34
Percentage
(Noma Louise Caswell)
Mrs. Michael A. Sinclair Scott
M縁親書鴇ふ。k
$212.00
32
Ruth E. Woessner
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Marcella M. Kittredge
Mrs. Kendall W. Reynolds
Mrs. Helen Riemer
(Vera L録wshe)
Sayard E. Stone
(Claudia Renehan)
Mrs. Gera,ld T. Lorentz
Jane L. Spofford
(Elizabeth W. Franson)
Mrs. Alden W. Pearson
(Dorothy E. Mower)
(Phyllis Kulvin)
Virginia Clark
1937
21
Number of oontributors
Mrs. David Nyquist
Mrs. Herman Beigelman
$25.00
Potenti al contributors
Percentage
.「ean F. Marks
Closs Age初
%
2
12
E総詑r認諾)
Mrs. Kendall W. Reynolds,
Potential contributors 1 1
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
63%
193う
Mrs. Albert Doane
1940
Number of contributors 3
Amount contributed $15.00
Warren S. Freeman
Mae D. Parmenter, II
$212.00
1,3う
1
$L00
COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR WOMEN: SARGENT COLLEGE
ELIzABETH E. ANDREWS - Chairman
Anna Muzzey
Elizabeth E. Åndrews
Mrs, S. M. Smith (Miriam Carter)
Doris Cole
Margaret Coleman
Emilie F. Wright
Class with largest number of sub§Cribers … ・ ‥・ ‥ ‥ … ‥ … ・ ‥ ・ ‥ ‥
Number of contributors 3
1891
Amount contributed $17.00
Mrs. Jane Kelly Sabine
Nunber of oontributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributo rs
Percentage
1
Potential contributors
Percentage
3
100%
100%
Mrs. S. M. Smith, Class Agen/
Mrs. Robert W. Armstrong
Gladys F. Taylor
Number of contributors
Amount oontributed
(Edith Creighton)
宣906
Mrs. Robert Ryder
Potential contributors
Percentage
M雑:聴)
Anna L. Muzzey, Class Agen!
Anna L. Muzzey
Number of contributors
1
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
$5.00
I:℃rcentage
重00%
1
Potential contributors
Percentage
$15.00
3
100%
Elizabeth E. Andrews, Class Age部
Elizabeth E. Andrews
Mrs. Mary Chidester
M豊漁冨寵譜。。
(Anne Challis)
履ge Fo′ty
Eleanor Kitchin
EIsie Ridde11
Number of contributors
Amount contributed ’
Potential contributors
Percentage
2
$11.00
34
6%
100呪
100%ふ
27%
27%
28
Lelia M. Finan
4
$13.00
41
10%
Doris I. Neel
EIsa M. Pinkham
Lillian E. Shaw
Mrs. Marion Stewart
D能轟諾1ey)
1914
Mrs. Otis A. Ward
(Katherine Hill)
Mrs. Robert H. Wilson
1
$5.00
Potential contri butors
Percentage
Eleanor Kitehin, Class Age初
100%
R、揺結語親d。r
Mrs. LeBter H. Greene
(Sylvia Handy)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
100幼
Anne F. Hodgkins
Cecelia A. Leverone
(Miria血Carter)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1910
1907
(Bertha W. Cobb)
Mrs. Carl Illig, Jr.
(Marjorie Bullock)
1909
$130.00
Mrs. Frank Bullard
(Elizabeth Trowbridge)
Mrs. Louis Raymond Bumett
Mrs. Lawrence C. Brown
Edith F. Burns
$2.00
1
1912
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ⊥ l
C!ass with largest percentage of subscribers ‥ ・ ‥. ‥ ・ ・ ‥ ・ ‥ ‥
91
,
8
器
。
磐
。
7
夕
。
,
担
9
4
2
9
4
3
Cla∫∫ Age海∫
Bemice Taylor
Class subscribing largest amount … … … …. ・ ‥ ‥
70
1%
M蕊露呈警報s。n
(Dorothy MacLure)
Helen A. Woodman
Mrs. Thomas H. Wyllie
Cecelia A. Leverone, ClαSS Agenl
(Ardella Peekham)
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Alice T. Bradford
PeI.Centage
1915
17
$94.00
133
I2%
1916
1924
Mrs. Alvin F. Lundberg,
丸柾s. Harold Fuller, Class 4geni
(Lucil]e Washbum)
Mrs. WiIIiam H. Sory
Class Age海
Mrs. Mary Brooks
D鵠金豊y)
(Hazel Kei七h)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$25.00
工10
1%
1917
(Eleanor G. Parker)
Mrs. Kenneth Henderson
Mrs. Paul Hurlburt
$49.00
Number of contributors
1925
2
$6.00
68
3%
Percentage
19宣8
重5賞
- 3%
Mrs. Mildred Fritzinger
Number of con七ributors
1
Amount contributed
$l.00
96
Potential contributors
Pe rcentage
重%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Per centage
(Ethel Woods)
11%
Mrs. Edward H. CIement, II,
2%
Doris T. Haynes
Mrs. Harry E. Jones
(Blanche Downing)
Anne C. Kean
Class Age海
○ ○ (R]⊥by Browning)
Number of contribhtors
1
$2.50
39
3%
1935
H忠盛謹鵜ugh。.
(Ruth Ti11inghast)
Dorothy Nye
Christine C. Os]ey
Thelma E. Peirce
Mrs. Harry L. Park
(Marjory Darrow)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
孟黒く詐載。r
Mrs. Israel Ulian
(Bertha J. Muran)
$130.00
132
16%
$30.00
116
6%
1 942
Margaret Coleman, ClαSS Age? i
Rachael Bush
Margaret Coleman
Phyllis Edwards
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
June E. Gardner
Irene Krantz
$39.00
44
Percentage
重4%
Amount contributed
$3.00
116
Potential contributors
Percentage
2%
s,縁訪島霊r)
Barbara Wilson
(Sylvia Hanauer)
Mrs. T. J. Bauer, Jr.
2
Frances E. Morgan
Marjorie Rugen
Helene Strout
Mrs. HeIen Vanier
Mrs. Albert A. Adelson
Number of contributors
Grace Lewis
Catherine W. Thomson
宣937
Constance L. O,Connor, Class Age初
1929
1920
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
M豊諸藩音親Inn。S
(Jane Marsh)
Amount contributed
$18.50
88
Potential contributors
Percentage
重%
Potential contributors
Percentage
M黙認落雪豊u。, ,r.
(Harriet B. Van Bergen)
1921
Mabel Tibbitts
Class Agem
Mrs. William J. Brownlng, II
(Rebecca Bames)
(Anita Hoenig)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. E. Harmon Friel
(Arline Fatzinger)
$22.00
重00
5%
宣930
(Bertie Sperling)
Mrs. Raymond Holdsworth
Norma M. Leavitt, ,Class Age海
記譜書架e)
(Priscilla Hamel)
Josephine F. Hibben
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
7
$34.00
工04
7%
Percen七age
Supplementary list of contribu_
tions received too late to be included
in the 1944 Alumni Fund Roll Cal】.
Hazel C. Robinson, Class Age海
Dorothy E. Graves
Margaret Gertrude StrassIer
Carrie M. Brown
Mrs. Carl H. AIvord
記諌言詣培藍y)
Mrs. Abner Cohan
(LiHian Hailpam
Mrs. Henry Blau
(Edith Piersol)
Virginia Vamum
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
33
15%
Mrs. Anthony Fontana
Mrs. Louise Gannon
(Louise Craig)
Margaret, Husson
Lillian E. B. Li
Anne Malek
Carolyn I. McPhail
Mary E. Merritt
Vema Moberg
(Charlotte Ame)
Ida B. McLaughIin
Alice Davis Porter
Mrs. Wjlfred Winship
79
9%
(Helmi Heikkinen)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
M聖霊註監護諒雷
6
$17.00
60
10%
1940
Marion E. Stallwood, Class Age海
Mrs. Lisa Bien
c紫紺葺琵:轄)
(Lisa Leidzen)
2
$10.00
14
Katherine Bodon
Mrs. Arthur W. Burke
Marjorie Crosby
Marie Dimond
(Geraldine DeEsposito)
Ruth Freelander
Mrs. Charles Leverone
$19.00
(Margaret M. Shinnick)
FIorence CoIe
Barbara V. Contant
Ruth Foley
(Ruth Nowers)
Mrs. William MowII, Jr., Class 4ge初
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Andrew Chaplin
5
$9.10
(Ruth Paddock)
1932’
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Dorothy B. Beers
Barbara Broude
Shirley Burger
Catherine Carvotta
Mrs. K. Stanford Blake
(Dorothy Mason)
宣923
The following made additional
‡密議龍‡.篭謹告
M整主語親。 1y
cIass $165.0ひ
Emilie F. Wright, Class Agem
1939
Norma M. Leavitt
Katherine A. Menges
Mrs. Everett Sherman
Received from Treasurer, apPliCable to Alumni membership for
the graduating members of the
contributi on s :
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Mrs. Priscilla Busi
Dorothy Rowe
Number of contributors
67
7%
Dorothy R. Cash
Priscilla T. ChandIer
BIanche Cline
Bel]a Gersten
Dorothy Leland
Potential contributors
Percentage
Olive F. Ginsburg
Mrs. Harry J. Gross
5
$重7.00
Wynona Goddard, ClαSS Age寂
Mrs. Bert F. Wertman
Mrs. William J. Browning, II,
27%
1943
1938
Mrs. Frank M. Thompson
(Katherine L. Jersey主
52
Constance L. O,Connor
Amount contributed
Mrs. WaIter A. Cole
14
$50.50
Potential contributors
Percentage
(Jane Howard)
Number of contributors
Mrs. Walter A. Cole, Cla∫J Age擁
1
59
27%
Arline E. Adams
Mrs. Jane Paul
Ethel F. Hansen
Number of contributors
16
$29.00
Amount contributed
Percentage
Number of contributors
p騎〔鵠藷蕊
2重
Mrs. Joseph L. Walton
N悪霊豊島buも。。S
Potentia量contributors
T讐請託豊富盈ar。z
7
Mrs. Frank C. Poehlman
N盟龍霊鳥酔藍r畠
2%
Mrs. Rex H. Garrett
(Mary Lawry)
Mrs. Harry H. Moore
1928
Beth A. Weston
Mrs. Soren Willesen
$7.00
48
Lois L. Brownell
HeIen A. Drake
(Henrietta Robinson)
Number of contributors
M欝…豊晋詑藍r七h
1
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Beatrice V⊥ahos
Virginia M. Amo]d
Mrs. Fritz Scharf
Doris M. Riggs
Marjorie Plumb
1936
Mrs. Mary Porteus
Mrs. Moses Rountree
M豊栄嵩親書b o rn)
Fritzie E. Gareis
Vivienne C. Jacobus
Mrs. Harry H. Moore, Class Age海
D薄‡禁札an
Henrietta M. Riddell
(Mary Lou We重sh)
Doris E. Cole
Mrs. Kenneth N. Emerson
Betty A. Tumer
但Iizabeth Backstrom)
Mrs. Michael S. Bales
Mrs. Mary Brazonis
Margaret S. Lysle
Teriz Malootian
Mrs. Conrad B. Speck, III
Dorothy Anne Ryan, ClαSS Age海
Mabel C. Miller
Mrs. James E. Morley
Betty Rice
Doris CoIe, Class 4ge初
Lois M. Bums
Rita Tiemey, Class 4ge海
宣927
Ellen Leinonen
23%
1941
Emma A. Bjomson
Comelia R. Bonsignore
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
錯誤葦蕊 $l鴇
Gertrude P, Cutler
Potential contributors
Percentage
Percentage
Mrs. Edward H. CIement, II
N蕊譜霊親s
(Genevieve McLaurin)
MI‘s. J. P. Coty
56
8
$33.00
70
3
M讐誌隷紫蘇i。。。n
記譜霊薯恕錠l
13
$64.50
Potential contributors
ClαSS Agem
Mrs. Edward P. Atwood
Amount contributed
Number of contributoI.S
Amount contribu ted
$4. 00
126
Mrs. Edward W. Sherman, Jr.,
Bemice Taylor, Class Agenl
Mrs. WilIiam L. Mowll, Jr.
(Maxine Julia Meitzner).
Eleanor Rehberg
Edna Irene Shure
Number of contI.ibutors
Amount contributed
1934
宣926
1919
Virginia Ward
Angelina A. Argus
定盤笥舎監も
Vivian Sell
AdeIe Y. Strogen
(Gertrude Hubbard)
Potential contributors
Percentage
M讐豊島盤
Arbetta S. Kashimura
蒜謹簿嵩SOn, Jr・
(Helen Nass)
5
(Evelyn R. Brustein)
Mary Pratt
Evelyn M. Reeves
Mrs. John L. Be11
Potential contributors
Percentage
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Mrs. Raymond GoIden
Mrs. Robert Gray
(Marion Houghton)
Jean C. Bailey
Theresa J. Lammers
Mrs. Alvin F. Lundberg
(Irene A. Kroeger)
Beatrice G. Spil]ane
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Gertrude L. Davis
Mrs. Arthur C. Ryder
(Marguerite Smith)
1933
Mrs. William Mowll, Jr., Class Agen;
Mrs. John C. Adourian
(Margaret B. CIapp)
Nancy Newman
Ruth E. Otto
Dorothy Parmenter
Barbara H. Pitman
Mrs. John W. Robie
(LoreIei Douglas)
Eloise F. Schweyer
Mrs. Robert Simon
pr無韻語普)
EmiIie F. Wright
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
28
$79.00
_ (邸ona興しqrant)
14% A. Betty Goldberg
Tota重
$244.00
Pdge Foγly-One
SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
EMIL
M.
HARTI.,
LESI.重E
H.
JoHNSON
-
Co-Chairmen
a釘∫ Age海∫
Class subscribing largest amount. ‥. ‥ ‥.
Cla§S With largest percentage of sub§Cribers
$1000.00
● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● . ●
……………………………‥ Henry
Nunber of contributors
l
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$5.00
3
33%
宣887
Ly皿an L. Hale
Eugene M. Antrim
Joseph M. Shepler
Oscar Benton Wells
George E. Heath
Number of contributors
Samuel L. Parish
Number of contributors
l
Potential contributors
Percentage
4
25%
$11.00
16
19%
Potential oontributors
Percentage
Archibald K. Byrns
James D. MaoNair
Edward H. Roberts
1
Potential oontributors
Percentage
8
12%
7
Nu血ber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$137.00
31
23%
1892
1902
Otho F. BarthoIow
3
$15.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
9
33%
1893
Henry L. Wriston, ClαS$ Age海
Henry L. Wriston
$43. 50
1
$10.00
4
25%
1
_$10.00
8
12%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Francis L. Stickland
Number of contributors
$45.00
14
29%
David H. Jemison
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
$50.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
8
12%
11%
Norris A. Lineweaver
Harry O. Martin
Comart J. Mekkelson
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Roy W. Thomas
Fred Williams
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1899
$35.00
12
$38.00
26
8%
Number of contribut,OrS
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Elmer A. Leslie
Samuel L. Maxwell
Claude Allen McKay
L. Dorsey Spaugy
Number of contributors
3
$10.00
27
11%
1921 11
$70.50
28
39%
Horace G. Robson, ClαSS Agel?l
Ralph E. Davis
Harry E. Gardner
John O. Gross
James W. Hervey
Henry O. Meger七
Barton Rees Pogue
Potentia] contributors
Percen tage
Horace G. Robson
Karl W. Scheu且er
$75.00
26
8%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
35%
1 922
1915
D. Joseph Imler, Class Age初
Dwight M. Beck
Charles I. Goldsmith
Philip Deschner
Harry Evaul
Nelson A. Price
Francis W. Brett, Class Age加
Albert W. Baker
Francis W. Brett
Potential contributors
Percentage
3%
Charles E. Scho丘eld
Thomas T. Johnston
Clarence H. LaRue
Amount contributed
1908
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1
$5.00
32
1920
Richard E. Scully, Class Agen!
Robert Edwin Miller
Richard E. Scully
Number of contributors
Oliver W. Bell
Stanley W. Wiant
Arthur D. Willett
James T. Carlyon
1
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
A]exander H. Kemp
Harry M. Blout
Edgar P. Reed
Ernest M. Buehler
Paul G. Hayes
Joseph G. Joyce
1914
11
45%
33%
Thomas T. Johnston, Class AgelCi
Edward L. Bellows
5
$26.00
19宣9
10
$38.00
30
Percentage
Charles W. Simbson
Roie H. Toole
Number of contributors
18%
Potential contributors
Percentage
Samuel C. Schaeffer
Wil]iam T. Du血m
$42.0ひ
45
1913
John G. Rutledge
Joseph P. Washin昂on
Number of contributors
Perry B. Scha鱈ner
Potential contributors
Stanley Ward
David Fraser
Lionel A. Whiston
Mira B. Wilson
Amount contributed
Azariah F. Reimer, Class Ageni
Paul Little
Azariah F. Reimer
William C. Wasser, Class Age初
Pdge Forty-Tuノ0
18
Fred W. Wahl
1898
Perc証tage
$15.00
Percentage
1897
1
Haines H. Lippincott
Charles D. Maurer
Claude K, Calkins
Joseph H. Edge
Heber R. Harper
Harry E. Hess
2
1918
Wi11iam W. Edel
2
]1%
35%
Henry WilIiam Bock, Class Ageni
Frederick M. Greenstreet
$9.00
19
43
Henry Villiam Bock
Albert G. Curry
Arthur O. Dewey
Percentage
Benjamin J. Black
1907 .
Thomas S. Holt
32
宣2%
宣912
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Harriet E. Johnson
Arthur H. Smith
Howard H. Scott
$13.00
Wi11iam R. Leslie
15%
$u0.00
4
Frank P. Fletcher
$25.00
20
1ら
Nu皿ber of contributors
J. Kirkwood Craig
1906
Battelle McCarty
Amount contributed
Potehtial contributors
Wi11iam Gunter
Warner M. Hubbard
Myron Insko
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
24
Edmund M. Lewis
Albert C. Knudson
Nu皿ber of contributors
John B. Green
P. Henry Lotz
Augustus Roeandt
Leroy V. Simms
Wil量iam R. Leslie, ClαSS Agc海
Albert C. Knudson, Class Age海
Potential contributors
Perc entage
22%
Potential contributors
Percentage
42%
1905
1896
Amount contributed
10
$64.50
L. Roy Fulmer
Harry J. Holcombe
Potential contributors
Percentage
Edward J. Gale
De]o P. Grover
William C. Wasser
Number of contributors
J. Homer Slutz
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Harry J. Ho量combe, ClαSS Agem
Nunber of contributors
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
6
$45.00
27
John Walter Harris
1904
Thomas A. WiIson
Potential contributors
Perc entage
Nunber of contributors
Irwin R. Beiler
8
1895
Amount contributed
Louls W. Swanson
Irwin R. Beiler, ClαSS Age海
Percentage
50%
Elmer Eugene Marsha11
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Charles W. Brashares
Charles W. Clark
John D. Clinton
E. Lamont Geissinger
Frank M. Baker
Potential oontributo富8
1894
Potential contributors
Percentage
Henry I. Bailey
Edward R. Bartlett
Bruce R. Baxter
191宣
Fred L. Daniels
G. Edgar Folk
Charles G. Girelius
Lewis O. Hartman
J. P. Hauser
Charles C. P. Hiller
Frank N. Sandifur
Allen A. Stockdale
Number of contributors
Amount oontributed
Edwin C. Dixon
Edward H. Todd
Amount contributed
%
1917
R. Burton Sheppard
William W. Constien
Charles F. Mott
William L. Askue
Potential contributors
Percentage
2
Myron Insko, Class Age初
John L. Ivey
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
Percentage 1
19%
Lewis O. Hartman, Cねss Agc初
James W. Vankirk
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contri butors 32
Char重es W. Je債ras
Olaf R. Miller
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Amount contributed $14.00-
Edgar S. Brightman
Charles N, Donaldson
Edwin H. Gibson
PhiIip L. Frick
$1,000.00
Nu血ber of contributorβ 4
6
$39.00
32
Edgar S. Brightman, ClαSS Age初
Dwight F. Faulkner
Number of contributors
Albert E. Whitten
Clyde E. Wildman
1910
Charles B. Cramer
Charles R. Brown
Amount contributed
Arthur D. Stroud
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Walter S. Eaton
1889
E. A. Pollard Jones
Christopher J. Oleson
1901
$1.50
Willis H. Germany
Harry W. McPherson
John R. Van PeIt
Amount cont富ibuted
Wilbur A. VoI心is, ClαSS Agc海
Joseph M. Shepler, C′αSS Age初
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1916
1909
1900
188宣
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1う
Wriston
Dr. Myron Insko
Class with largest nunber of sub§Cribers …
William I. Ward
L.
音4
$21.00
21
Numbef of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
1 9 % PeI.Centage
6
$20.00
45
13%
Edwin P. Booth
James H. Graham
Guy O. Hartman
D. Joseph Imler
S. Raymond Luthy
Earl MarIatt
Theodore Noon
Benjamin F. Schwartz
9
$56.00
28
32%
Roy C. Vandegriff
1928
Arthur P. Whito
George R. WoIverton
Number of contributors
Am ount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
宣934
R. Jay Wilson, ClαSS Agc海
13
$50.00
44
30%
1923
評悲喜謹富egg
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
2
$3.00
40
Potential contributors
Percentage
Theodore R. Bundy
5%
Nunber of contributors
2
Amount contributed
$6.00
36
Potential contributors
Percentage
6%
Charles T. Allen, ClαSS Age海
Clarence F. Avey
Forrest R. Brown
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Percentage 1
2
%
1930
$72.00
53
9%
Potential contributors
Potential contributors
Percentage
$25.00
41
7%
1
$5.00
25
4%
Nunber of contributors
Potential oontributors
Percentage
Hobart F. Goewey
Clare Le Roy Van Metre
Number of contributors
$47.00
59
12%
6
$24. 00
32
19%
Harry F. Baker
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Robert A. Knox
Glenn F. Teska
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributo rs
Percentage
3
$3宣.00
41
7%
宣938
4
$2l.00
28
14%
Lewis F. Ranson
Number of contributors
$79.00
63
George
Howard
Number
Amount
Potential contributors
10% Percentage
11%
c重ass $2
Amount contributed
$73.00
30
20%
24
2
1
Harold A. Jayne
Ervin C. Tipton
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
% Percentage
The foIIowing made additional
COntributions :
Charles W. Ackley
Ronald W. Ober
Paul N. Otto
Harold J. Schieck
Robert G. Scu11y
Art,hur J. Willett, Class Age海
$23.00
10.00
Number of contributors 6
1939
L. Poor
L. Stimmel
of contributors
contributed
10
$23.00
95
the graduating members of the
Sumpter M. Riley, Jr.
Potential contributors
Percentage
Lawrence W. Bratt
Harold M. Thrasher
Lynn A. Wood
Number of contributors
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Philip N. Pitcher
Number of contributors
Harley Borden
Amos L. Boren
J. Lester Hankins
Carroll H. Prouty
Clarence W. Smith
Amount cont重ibuted
1 943
Howard L. Stimmel, Closs Ageク‘l
WiIlard W. Grant
Ananias A, Hightower
Edwin C. HoIley
Robert C. Leslie
Hugh N. Lormor
David B. Sageser
Potential contributors
Percentage
Elizabeth Alderdice
Donald C. Bissinger
Carl L. Crain
1933
Paul E. ChamberIain
Harry F. Baker, ClαSS Age海
Sumpter M. Riley, Jr,, Class Age初
W. Arthur Weber
1927
15%
1942
25
4%
Ralph W. Decker
EIwin H. Scheyer
Carroll H. Prouty, Class Agem
6・
$24.50
40
l
F. Oliver Drake, Class Age海
WiIliam T. WalIace
Percentage
John B. Olds
Edward F. Allen
S. Milton JaI.ratt
Raymond W. Ricketts
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
34
18%
Wilma E. Davis
John M. Finney
$1.00
1937
Ralph T. AIton, Class Agem
Ralph T. Alton
Russell D. Cole
Levy C. Robinson
L. Harold DeWolf
$1重.50{
Carl Berry
Sherman L. Burson
Harry H. Conner
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Peroentage
LIoyd E. Watt
1932
Francis P. Cook
Potential contributors
Percentage
Potential contributors
Percentage
35 ￣ Amountcontributed
F. Gerald Ensley
Edwin GilIett
豊詑恕菜。量
Amount contributed
$201.00
6%
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
艶語継篭綴諾ClαSS Age初
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Thurman F. Alexander
Nunber of oontributors
Amount cont富ibuted
Number of contributors
2
Number of contributors
1926
Potential contribu tors
Percentage
1941
Emil M. Hartl, Class Age海
3
Tharold C. Northup
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Harris E. Heverly, C′ass Ag。融
1936
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
龍三譜8龍宮C短s Age形i
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
26
23%
Lemuel K. Lord, ClαSS Age海
Wi11iam M. Parker
1931
Martin E. Van deMark
Emest Weals
$21.00
Homer R. Page
Percentage
1 925
Charles Nevil White
1935
E. Shurley Johnson
5
Charles A. Reeves .
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Ar]ie H. Krussell
John K. Montgomery
Number of contributors
F重ed E. F〇着
Orrin A. ManifoId
Oren F. McClure
Melvin R. McGaughey
Roy W. Pfa債
Potential contributo rs
Percentage
CIarence F. Avey, Class Agc海
Number of contributors 5
Richard M. Cameron
Joseph M. Harrell
Lester H. Bill
William J. Miller
Amount oontributed
Sidney C. McCammon
1 924
0rrin A. Manifold, ClαSS Age初
Donald H. Baldwin
Herdis L. Deabler
Nunmber of contributors
1929
Le章oy A. Lyon
1940
Herdis L. Deabler, ClαSS Age海
Howard P. Weatherbee
Donald Arthur Wells
2
$2.00
35
6%
Number of oontributors
Amount oontributed
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Number of contributors
Amount contributed
亭
Potential contributors
Percentage
1
$3.00
3
John F. Miller, Cla∫S Agent
Jay R. Benton’Class Age初
Henry J. Baron
Martin Witte
Mary A. Bradbury
Number of cont,ributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
50%
嘉霊霊。詳藍記も。rS
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
6%
Edward M. Peters
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percenta ge
54
Amount contributed
Potential contribu toI.S
Francis I. McCanna
4
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
6
8
Potential contributors
Percentage
25%
Edward A. Harriman
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
3
Number of contributors
$87.00
59
4
David T. Montague
1
6%
Percentage
1894
Bimey C. Parsons, ClαSS Agen!
Potential contributors
Percentage
J. Arthur Baker
Lewis E. Whipple
Potential contributors
Percentage
5%
Maynard E. S. Clemons, ClαSS Agen!
Everett Stevens Emery
Albert L. Saunders
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
2
$6.00
58
3%
1906
Maynard E. S. Clemons
鵜島整認諾富s 3
McCallun
4%
,
Class Agem
1896
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
William T. A. Fitzgerald,
ClαSS Age初
Henry T. Lummus
Number of contributors
Amount contribuもed
Potenti al contributors
Percentage
勘ge戸oriy・Fouγ
Potential contributors
Percentage
1
$55.00
65
3%
$50.00
39
3%
In memory of
Robert M. Dannin
Nyman H. KoIodny
Lo竜s G. Loeb
Gilbert N. Reed
Number of contributors
Mrs. Clyde H. E11is
(Marie Murphy)
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
語法霊譜諾蕊。重S
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
70
6%
Mrs, I. E. Blumberg
(Anna Segal)
Irving Fein
Samuel Stern
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
P otential contributors
Percentage
MiIton A. Stone
宝架謡豊許nS
Morris S. Waldman
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Olin M. Je鯖ords, Class Age加
Olin M. Je債ords
1%
Harold F. Blackwood
Paul A. Dever
Gardner S. Hall
Benjamin Horwitz
Louls Milender
George C. P. OIsson
Max Kabatznick
Potential oontributors
Percentage
3
$75.00
217
1926
Reuben Ha11
Charles J. Mahoney
Morris E. Schneider
Myer SchwoIsky
5%
2%
Stanley M. Bums, Closs Agem
欝競業亀$4罵
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
4
$14.00
175
1925
Samuel Seder
Harry A. Lider
$12.00
56
6%
Abraham Kar節
Max B. Klubock
3
7
$70.00
115
1924
4
$26.00
Edgar W. G. Lindner
Walter F. Gallagher
William E. McKee
James L. Tryon
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potenti al contributors
Percentage
John A. Brennan
Roger P. Clemons
Max J. Moskow
1918
2
宣909
1897
1%
1916
FIorence W. Burke
Wimam A. Scollen
撥轟謹S $1霊
$5.00
83
(Rebecca Thurman)
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Shaw
1
Nunziato Fusaro
Jay I. Moskow
$15.00
48
Percentage
Percentage 9% wi11iam
1923
Mrs. Israel Bemstein
Sylvester Francis Whalen
Nunber of contributors
155
2%
Max J. Moskow, Ciass Agm!
Nunziato Fusaro, ClαSS Age海
Raoul H. Beaudreau, ClαSS Agem
$120.00
Potential contributors
Per centage
1917
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Edward Bowers
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
James T. Heenehan
Kenneth L. Nash
1905
Frank A. Page
1895
Max Goldstein
John W. Morgan
2
$235.00
41
Potential contributors
Percentage
欝欝s $壌
Amount contributed
J. Arthur Baker, Class Age初
$25.00
17
Malcolm R. Bean, Class Age初
Erving T. Amold
Number of contributors
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
宣892
1 922
4%
19上5
1904
25%
■68
Potential contributors
Percentage
5%
$5.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Joseph Zottoli
1
6%
John J. O’Hare, Jr.
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1891
3
Francis A. Bagley
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Herbert W. Hovey
$55.00
7
$87.検事
119
$20.00
William C. Crossley, Class Age海
George C. Donaldson
2
Number of contributors
MauI.ice P. Neiman
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1914
William G. Rowe, Class Agen!
William H. Sawyer
Edward Levy
Charles H. Loring
Percentage
2%
1903
Henry O. Cushman
Number of contributors
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
$20.00
58
Potential contributors
Percentage
17%
Willoughby A. Colby
7%
Ben与amin Rosenthal
1
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
$10.00
Emile Auger
Arthur A. Cicchese
68
Francis E. Cassidy
Joseph L. Hermanson
George E. O’Toole
1
Morris Abrams
5
$180.00
1913
5%
1901
1890
Amount contributed
$130.00
61
Percentage
1889
Emile Auger, Class Age寂
Potential contributors
Percentage
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
25%
Percentage
Bertis A. Pease
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Marion Louise Tyler
1
1921
George F. Kerr
Abraham Herbert Klubock
Number of contributors
Fred L. Hewitも
$25.00
4%
Percentage
Edward M. Dangel
Maurice Emest Harris
Francis I. McCanna, Class Age初
Albert F. Hayden
Number of contributors
4審
$30.00
104
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Harold E. Clarkin
1900
1888
Roy M. RobinsoIと
Edward M. Dangel, ClαSS Age初
7%
$100.00
8
Walter G. Powers
17%
1912
$255.00
Potential contributors
Per centage
12%
Charles M. Blake
Louis Goldberg
8
$58.00
48
N¥正nber of contributors
4
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Percenta ge
Roy M. Robinson, Class Agent
Chester T. Woodbury
Howard M. Whiting
1
1920
John E. Rice
Edmund R. Mansfield
宣885
1%
James E. Luby
Louis S. Cox
Bert E. Holland
2
$10.00
78
Potential contributors
Percentage
Bemard Louis Gor丘nkle
1899
1
$18.50
l
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
David J. Donahue
2
$40.00
32
Per centage
1882
Arthur H. Wellman
Helen E. O’Brien
Jay R. Benton
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
33%
1919
1911
1898
1873
Frank I. Morrill
Charles A. Rome
9
$55.00
90
10%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potenti al contributors
Percenもage
7
$166.00
140
5%
1927
1931
Samuel Blassberg
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
David A. Rose
G. Joseph Tauro
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
4
$30.00
184
2%
l
1%
Number of contributors
曽 1928
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
昆能管認許n
Raymond J. Pettine
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
4
$25.00
118
3%
1929
Nunber of contributors
1930
3
126
$102.00
124
4%
2%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
78
9%
John F. CampbelI, Jr.
Philip D. Epstein
Solomon H. Kramer
Douglas Smerdon
John F. Taylor
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
5
$12.00、
Potential contribu tors
Percentage
71
7%
3%
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The following made additional
5
1935
$20. 00
$15.00
77
Pe重centage
Leon Marcus
Walter H. Strauss
Number of contributors
7
$36.00
1943
2
Potential contributors
A. Linco】n Mekelburg
Potential contributors
Percen tage
In memory of
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Frederick W. Hiller
Mrs, A. Lincoln Mekelburg
3%
James W. LaYerS
Elmer W. SaIenluS
Myer R. Feldman
Potential contributors
Percentage
K豊認諾璃s
3
$21.00
103
1939
105
Rogelio Femandez-Garzot
Ugo Gasbarro
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Mark Wainer, Class Ageタ房
Am ount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$10.00
Herbert W. Cohen
1%
Russell E. Smith
l
1%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1 942
Luigi J. Castello
Edward J. Nantoski
Nu血ber of contributors
David Entin, ClαSS Age海
$52.00
165
3%
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1934
Maurice Davis
John F. Gately
Potential contributors
Percentage
2%
Melvin Silverman, Class Agen!
Bernard A. MarⅤin, Class Age海
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
111
A]an B. Bagley
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
4
$13.00
123
1938
2
$6.00
1933
Number of contributors
Berj H. Seron
Fred M. Thomas
Edward J. Ho鮮man
Paull Morton Cushman
Irving Joseph
Joaquin L. Padin
Potential contributors
Percentage
1932
John C. Fitzgerald
WiIliam J. McNulty
Frederick G. Mehlman
Oliver Booth Dickinson
E. OIsen Field
$3.00
110
Potential contributors
Percentage
Themistocles A. Mantalos
1937
Ralph J. Thibodeau, Class Agem
Saul Kaplan
Omer H. Amyot
2
$6.00
97
2%
contributions :
1940
Robert O. Blair
Isfael Kaminsky
Number of contributors
Philip BeIson
2
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$7. 00
97
2%
Nu皿ber of contributors
1
Amount oontributed
Tot釘l
$2.00
$77.00
1944
1941
Mrs. E. Francis Crowley
Louis H. Glickman
Number of contributors
(Ruth Levensalor)
Sidney Curtiss
Amount contributed
1
$ 10.00
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
FRANK E. BARTON - Chairman
Amount contributed
Mrs. Coles Warwick
1898
1
$ 100.00
重
量00%
Number of contributors
Number of contributors l
館岩蕊震諾盤5富s $100・築
Percentage 4
1884
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$50.00
3
33%
D. Davis Nalchajian
John A. Rockwe11
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Helen F. Pierce
Potential contributors
Percentage
5
20%
Potential contributors
Percentage
1892
Mary F. Cushman
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Luther A, Brown
Grace Stevens
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
$1.00
9
11%
13%
$巾.00
13
15%
8
$150.00
18
44%
1
1915
裏3
8%
Ralph H. Hopkins, ClαSS Age海
Cecil W. Clark
1908
Abraham Colmes
Adah L. B. Eccleston
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
工
$30.00
重0
10%
1911
Nathan H. Garrick
Jacob J. Golub
Ralph H. Hopkins
Leighton Johnson
Mrs. Gerald A. Shattuck
(Martha Boger)
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Helmuth Ulrich, Class Ageni
Potential contributors
Mrs. Hosanna Kamig
Percenもage
Helmuth Ulrich
Number of contributors
1902
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Amount contributed
1
$10.00
11
9%
7
$120.00￣-
13
54%
4
$31.50
11
36%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
1
$2.00
19
5%
Percentage
宣904
1897
Edward S. Calderwood, Class Ageni
David W. Wells
1
$量5.00
14
7%
I.rester E. Butler
Edward S. Calderwood
Dana F. Downlng
Harry F. Morin
Frank R. Trigg
1916
2
$15.00
7
29%
Winfred OverhoIser
Bessie B. Tharps
Number of contributors
Amount oontributed
1913
Potential contributors
Percentage
David L. Belding
Alice S. Woodman
William S. Walkley
Potential contributors
Percen tage
David L. Belding, Class Ageni
1903
Myron W, Smith
Potential contributors
Percentage
Robert I. Walker
George P. Worcester
$7.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
2
He量en B. Todd
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Per centage
1906
Potential contributors
PeI.Centage
$20,00
23
C. Wesley Sewall
Number of contributors
3
Franklin A. Ferguson
Mary R. Lakeman
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
35%
Number of contributors
George B. Carr
Number of contributors
$80.00
17
Potential oontributors
Percentage
(Hosanna Grace Mali里ian)
1
宣895
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Amount contributed
Amount contributed
1901
l
$18.50
6
Benjamin Collins Woodbury
Walter H. Flanders
1
宣887
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
%
1899
Charles W. Adams
Nu血ber of contributors
Roland O. Parris
James Y. Rodger
(Ruth Barker)
Francis X. Corr, Class Age海
Wesley T. Lee
00鴨場
Number of contributors
Potential contributors
Percentage
l
1879
George E. Percy
開聞
l
Orland F. Smith
1 0 / ま ノ 1
l
David L. Belding
Class with largest number of subscribers
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3 7 1 食 ノ
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Orland F. Smith
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ClaJ∫ Age初
Class subscribing largest amount. ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥ ‥.
19宣4
C. Wesley Sewall, C′αSS Age初
Louis R. Daniels J
Edwin D. Lee
17%
Harold W. Ripley
Manfred E, Simmons
Charles A. Powell
Amount contributed
Potential contribu tors
Percen tage
12
1917
Elizabeth Hirst
Sanford B. Hooker
Joseph A. Mason
Number of con七ributors
2
$20.00
5
$23.00
6
Anthony D. Vamvas
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
8 3 % Percentage
3
$25.00
20
15%
1918
Samuel N. Vose, ClαSS Age海
Daniel B. Coleman
Daniel H. Hiebert
」的ge Foγiy-Fiツゲ
David G. Ljungberg
Anthony Macaluso
John M. Wilcox
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
5
$70.00
15
33%
Percentage
J. Mark Hiebert, ClαSS Agem
Faith L. Meserve
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
3
$40.00
41
7%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
宣927
Potential contributors
2
$40.00
10
20%
Percentage
$10.00
37
1920
5%
宣928
(Eleanor B. Ferguson)
2
$35.00
9
22%
Percentage
Amount oontributed
Amount contributed $20.00
Amount contributed $227.00
Potential contributors 29
Potential contributors 42
Percen七age 2
$63.00
34
Willis G. Price
Number of contributors
l
Amount contributed
$10.00
16
￣Potential contributors
_Percentage
6%
Number of oontributors
Amount contributed $100.00
Wi11iam Freeman
Leo E. Baron
Irl H. Blaisde11
contributors 10
Potential contributors 48
`George C. Branche
Louis G. Howard
H. Herbert Rossman
Percentage 21
1930
James E. Vance
Nathan L. Fineberg, Closs Age寂
Number of contributors
_Amount contributed
H. Archer Berman
Herbert K. Bloom
$117.00
20
30%
1 924
William Krieger, ClαSS Age初
Frank E. Barton
Julius Gottlieb
AdoIphe J. Provost
6
N軸mber of contributors
Amount contributed
P otenti ar contributors
Percentage
George M. Connor
Reginald S. Hunt
爵諾豊島藍計れ購 7
Potential contributors 40
Philip Cirincion?
Percentage 1
Gerald J. CurreI.1
Paul Dranow
Nathan L. Fineberg
Les量ie S. Harrison
Gilbert Clapperton
Laura G. Jacques
Carlos Munoz McCormick
Ernest H. Menges
James V. Halloran
11
$88.50
39
28%
Percentage
Marian W. Perry
Number of contributors 6
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
宣931
SoIomon Cooper
T. Vincent Corsini
Miriam G. Katzeff
Gardner F. Manning
Leopold F. King
Eugene J. Nicgorski
Ann P. D. Manton
Cecil C. McLaughlin
Waype D. StettIer
Mary E. O’Sullivan
Percy T. Whitney
Marion D. Wilkinson
Rondall W. Rutherford
Potential contributors
Percentage
Potential contributors
25% Percentage
Stanley J. Lloyd
Arthur H. Maybay
John R. Mabee
Francis J. McMahon
Herbert Mescon
Potential contributors
Percentage
$78.00
31
29%
William F. Croskery
1943
Joshua Derow
James Harrison
Max Klainer
Frank J. McGuire
R. Emerson Sylvester, Closs Age祝
John T. Barrett
Benjamin S. Golub
Samuel E. Paul
Anna Fulman Rand
Theodore Stalk
Joseph P. Lynch, Jr.
Thaddeus J. Slomkowski
R. Emerson Sylvester
Harold M. Waite
Orland F. Smith
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
重0%
George C. Calderwood
Francis R. Kenney
Samuel E. Leard
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Anonymous
Ivan G. Pyle
Norris H. Robertson
44
44
14%
1937
Samuel L. Cohen
11
$41.00
Orland F. Smith, Class Age庇
Luther F. Grant
Arthur L. Hanrahan
Raymond A. Harpin
2
$10.00
20
Ma事tin L. Bradford
Priscil量a Sellman
Herman L. BIock
$197.50
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Martin L. Bradford, C′αSS Age初
Wi11iam B. O’Brien
William H. Gilliatt
Number of contributors
Albert W. Moulton, Jr.
1942
(Bertha O節enbach)
Samuel E. Paul, Class Agem
Amount contributed
42%
194宣
Mrs. Nathan Fineberg
Nicholas S. Cea
Henry R. BIoom
Howard A. Burrows
14
$164.50
33
EIsa K. Cha債ee
Potential contributors
Percentage
1936
Edwin R. Connors
Nicholas E. Creaturo
Ann P. D. Manton, Class Age加
%
Mrs. Nathan Fineberg, C′αSS Agem
Taft A. Antoun
1 925
7
AIphonse L. Forziati
$120.00
36
17%
Margaret Vencko
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential cQntributors
Percentage
Amount contributed $2 14.00
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potenti al contributors
James A. Ramsay
Eugene A Stanchi
Franklin L. Wilbur
David F. O’Brien
Arthur B. Serino
Gerald R, Smith
EIIa A. Wilder
Potential contributors
Percentage
%
Mabel W. MousseIet
Joseph F. Palmieri.
Louis A. Rottenberg
Reginald S. Hunt, Closs Age初
Number
of
Ralph Mankowich
Harry Portman
Edna Walck
Amount contributed $138.00
Abraham BIoom
17%
1935
Henry Nigro
Louis G. Howard, CiαSS Agem
40
Potential contributors
Percentage
Ca重l O. Nelson
宣923
Mrs. Donald L. Anderson
(Dorothy Sperling)
Abraham I. Binder
Irving I. Goodof
Irene D. Grandmont
Julius Litter
Everett F. Lombard
Philip E. Zanfagna
(Dimetra Tsina)
%
Donald L. Anderson
Hilda Ratner
Lee G. Sannelia
Mrs. Chester R. Downer
(Muriel Case)
Mrs. Andrew Elia
O
1940
Frank A. Manzione
Charles J. Monestere
M. Gene Black
l
Ralph Mankowich, Class Agen;
Jerome A. L’Heureux
Kendall B. Crossfield
Ada Frances Davis
Percentage
%
George A. Crepeau
Kenda11 B. Crossfield, ClαSS Age寂
Louis AIpert
1 922
1
1934
18%
1929
8
Jacob Abrams, Class Age初
Nunber of contributors 3
Bumham S. Walker, ClαSS Age海
$5.00
12%
1939
Frank J. Twadelle
Number of contributors
Abraham Henry Fox
Morris Katcher
1
-Potential
Percentagecontributors
Gerard M. Chartier
15
$350.00
43
Nu血ber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
35% Percentage
12
$76.00
40
Mrs. Salvatore Vasile
(Lucy Russo)
Number of contributors
30% Amount
oontributed
$33.00
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Herbert H. Smith
Romeo J. Coumoyer
Potential contributors
Percentage
Moses J. Stone
Percentage 34
Everett F. Con]ogue
John F. Connell
Number of contributors
Number of contI‘ibutors
Potential contributors 29
Francis E. Allin
Julia G. Arrowood
Eugene D. Brochu
Virginia Chadwell
Silas A. Co紐n
Amount contributed
Edgar C. Yerbury, Class Age海
Amount contributed $130.00
Juila G. Arrowood Class Age初
Kenneth Christophe
Lunan A. Woodru鮮
1921
15%
Mrs. Arthur Moulton
(Marion King)
Theodore A. Potter
義_
Bertha P. Rodger
Eugene Rodin
Number of oontributors lO
Frederick F. Yonkman, Class Agem
James G. Boyd
Chester J. Modeski
Joseph N. Sabbagh
Luman A. Woodru鱈, ClαSS Age初
Number of contributors
7
$67.00
47
1933
2
Nu皿ber of contributors
Amount contributed
Edward Gliserman
Donald P. Ham
Jacob I. Weisman
Vincent Ippolito
Potential contributors
Percentage
Marguerite Holman
Mrs. Louis G. Howard
Amount oontributed
Potential contributors
Madeline Fiske
Frederick J. Fagan
Carl E. Trapp
Eva Vandon
Potential contributors
Percentage
L. Curtis Foye, Class Agem
George D. Bissell, Jr.
Harold F. Chase
Lois B. Crowe11
Harry H. Shapiro
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Clifton B. Leech, Class Age初
Edward B. Burroughs
.Clifton B. Leech
Theodore A, Potter, Clα5S Agem
Franois M. Amaral
Marion K. Co11e
J. Mark Hiebert
Charles E. Dumas
Robert O. Gilmore
Potential contributors
Percentage
1919
1938
1932
1926
Clifton Perkins, ClαSS Age初
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*Mrs. Everett F. Parks
1917
Ida L. Carter
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1
$3.00
1
100%
192宣
Charles E. Vamey
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Martin Sorensen
2
$7.00
15
13%
1922
Mrs. Edward R. Co]lier
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Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Maude F. Whee]er
$4I.00
49
16%
470
2%
Mary L. Dermody
116
5%
富灘認諾g
Harold E. Keay
Henry O. KelIey
Wilbur F. Storer
Mrs. Irving KopIow
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Nunber of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
2
$6.00
227
1%
2%
John F. Conno1量y
Marjorie Grace Dean
7
$29.00
235
3%
EveIyn Danovitch
1%
Nu皿ber of contributors
John W. Jacobs
Margaret Dingwall
聾謹裁a
Helen A. Murphy
Hilga F. Nelson
Gertrude A. Pradel
George Ratcliffe
Phyllis Z. Stewart
Sadie P. Tabackman
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
11
$52.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
10
$47.00
186
5%
宣926
220
5%
Maurice D. Kramer, Class Agem
Christine M. Ayars
Fanny M. Bemis
(Mary We11ehan)
3
$20.00
364
1%
1927
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Ethel S. Bickford
Paul E. Elicker
Hazel P. Lutz
Franklin C. Roberts
Chester A. Robinson
Edith I. Wright
5
$23.00
347
1%
Mrs. Frances Travis
G諾鵠欝とrg
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Ruth E. SIaden
Carolyn J. Stannis
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential oontributors
Percentage
1 928
Alice Dunn, Class Ageタ∂i
隷講読豊富m。 rS
Alice G. Dunn
Nellie W. Jordan
Percival M〇七も
Mariam P. Nelson
12
$37.00
235
5%
Mrs. Norman J. DeCost. Jr.
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Clarke R. Brookes
Mabel B. Cook
Stanwood Gilman
Mau富ice Liberman
Nevart Najarian
John D. Peters
Mabel P. Friswell
Mrs. Douglas Kennedy
M豊競盛ng
(Helen B. Connel])
M乳重y F. Ku擁
Philip R. Lewis
Leo M. Miller
Mrs. Howard V. Mooney
Fr禦謹話聾r)
Nellie Walen七
Dorothy M. Weeks
M. Emelene Wishart
A. Edwin We11s
Number of contributors
Nu皿ber of contributors
17
$ 142.50
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
207
8%
1933
Anna C. Burns
Class Age海
Ethel M. Bentley
OIga L. Bourdy
Am6unt oontributed
Potential oontributors
Percentage
15
$57.50
338
4%
1941
宣938
Mrs. F. Richmond Leonard,
(Phyllis Adams)
Bert A. Bartlett
9%
Lawrence P. Dargie
Duncan C. MacLean
FIora M. Morrison
Mrs. Meriam B. Packard
(Margaret H. Lane)
Mrs. Albert Pema
Murray Kramer
Mrs. Leo V. Levins
277
Gertrude M. Belyea
(Phyllis Adams)
Edwina Lowe
EveIyn G. Fuller
25
$131.50
1940
ClαSS Agem
鑑葦宇島黒瀬L。。na.d
Rose M. Carini
Dorothy M. Currier
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1937
Fred D. Frades
Grace Freidinger
Arthur T. Burroughs
Mrs. Lester J. Thompson
(Agnes MacDonald)
Mildred E. Wheeler
Mrs. F. Richmond Leonard,
Jerome C. Buckley
Paul D. Courtney
Gertrude Emerson
1932
Isaac Goddard
Mrs. Char】es A. Lamey
Elizabeth S. Hagar
Norman F. Holder
Vivian G. Hopkins
Amy L. Connor
Gertrude R. March
Mary E. Shepard
Mildred M. Thomas
Robert B. Wentworth
Mary F. Calden
Ⅵlliam H. Galvin
Edward E. Lippa
Helen L. Lawson
(Helen Crawford)
Alice J. Dwinell
Edith S. Fish
John Houston
Hulda,h A. Butler
Mary G. BaiIey
Potential contributors
Pe rcentage
Mrs. Judson Rea ButIer
(Grace Warbasse)
Matilda Clement
Mrs. Franklin J. Ives
(Vera McElroy)
Doris M. Atwood
Mildred Bainbridge
Mrs. AdoIph A. Bander
Amount contribu ted
Potential contributors
Percen tage
257
8%
Percentage
EveIyn Coyle
C. Harold Striley
3
20
$8l.00
PauIine F. BIouin
Joseph Glasso鱈
G. Logan Howell
$113.00
359
Poten七i al contri butors
John Houston, Class Ag鋤l
宣936
9
$宣02.00
465
Mrs. F]orence M. Goodspeed
Grace S. Mansfield
Amount contributed
4%
Freeman Hathaway Gamiss
George M. Rogers
Amount contributed
12
$47.00
268
E. Leo冒a重utz
(Frances L. Mash章ick)
Bemice J. Pickard
Number of contributors
Number of contributors
Potential contributors
Percen tage
Agnes S. Ordung
AIbert I. Rabin
Lil]ia M. Hi11
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
(Helen G. Nelson)
Frances I. White
Amount contributed
Rachel E. Cotton
EIsy S. Jessup
Jennie G. Tripp
Number of contributors
Mrs. J. Merrill Richards
(Mary E. Hartley)
Morris Rubinovitz
Mrs. Esther M. Smith
Mrs. Reinhard Theinert
Pearl H. Raymond
Edmund R. Sawyer
Leon A. Thompson
Number of contributors
Mary L. Keig
Grace M. F. McCaughey
193宣
宣925
Number of contributors
G詫落雷豊嵩ke)
(Lois M: Branch)
Jesse B. Chase
(Vivian Dix)
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Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
M鎌豊語もallagh。.
Harry W. Lawson
Dorothy Mankowich
Mrs. Henry P. Bemis
1924
Nunber of contributors
Mrs. Victor M. Haughton’Jr.
VilIa E. Hayden
El箆晋宝器誰と
Mrs. James E. Devlin
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
宣934
1939
M薯璃‡葦k。dman
$22.00
Mrs. John Francis Foley
Mrs. E. S. Du撞II
Mrs. Hora∞ N. Robinson
6
Dorothy P. Creed
Ada E. Fleet
G重と藷瑠諾え
1935
Doris M. Dixon
1 923
Harriet L. ClaI.k
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
9
$45.00
IsabelIa Mary Connon
Hazel W. Corson
Zeta I. Brown
1930
Number of contributors
3%
Cecelia A. MacHugh
Mrs. Amold S. Peabody
(Mildred Rollins)
L. May Quimby
George K. Makechnie
Mrs. Harvey R. Morrison
Number of contributors
Margaret M. Gearan
C. Ethel Hale
FIorence R. Haley
Lawrence Norton
236
Henry Lisman
Elizabeth H. Whe重an
Julia E. Dickson
$88.00
Pauline Lamson
Grace A. Gri撞n
Alice E. Riggs
Mary W. Bent
FIorence G. Holden
FIorence G. Houghton
Nellie E. Powers
Mabel E. Turner
Nunber of contributors
3%
8
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$136.00
351
A濫糀藍s
Margaret M. Gearan, Class 4ge初
Florence O. Bean
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
9
Blanche A. Cheney
Number of contributors
Potential contributors
Percen tage
Nu阻ber of contributors
宣929
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Louise W. Sawyer
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Ruth Annis
Rhoda L. Boone
Mrs. Everett Bow]es
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Aidan Burnell
Gerald P. Bums
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Mrs. Ha]e H. Cook
Eva LoPresti
宣942
(Doris J. DeLine)
John A. CarⅤalho
Margaret E. Allen
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Edward S. Baum
Mary Jane Nugent
Margarita E. Bums
E謂謹啓轟鵠
S. Elizabeth Campbell
Roy Oringer
Reginald A. Pearman
Mildred H. Cart看and
Frank J. Provinzano
William A. Casey
John W. Chandler
Donald W. Rus母ell
Victoria C. Jesseman
Kathleen Childs
Bertha E. Jutras
Amalia M. Corbisiero
Mary Jane Kelley
Harry J. Coumiotes
Mrs. Charles A. Daniels
(EIse Bydeley)
Lionel A. Demers
Josephine E. DeSimone
Edith Thompson
Melvin Finn
William S. Finn
Margaret L. Fleck
Esther M. Flemming
Elizabeth Van Dusen
Mrs. John R. Pace
(Ruth Woodsum)
H. Ruth Giessen
Esma Hackett
Amount oonもributed
Maxine Pepper
Mrs. Lorentz I. Hansen
Donald Hugo Peterson
Lois R. Pickering
R、結語諜蒋’)
Ade1量a Surowiec .
Cora M. Leamy
(Charlotte E. Gould)
Number of contributors
9%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
51
$234.50
冒〇七al
393
Potential contributors
Percentage
13%
1 944
Clarence N. Blair
Florence Pecora
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Received from Treasurer, aPplicable to Alumni membership for
2
$10.00
the graduating members of the
claβ8 $840.
00
1946
The following made additional
Mrs. Grace M. Lee
$170.25
365
Mrs. Eunice M. Shuebruk
Margaret, T. Walsh
Lyle A. WiIson, Jr.
Irma Jane Wrenn
Mrs. James L. Wilson
Anna M. Houde
Eric R. Simpson
Kenneth B. Skoropowski
Constance S. Spavln
Potential contributors
Percentage
Cynthia Ryce
Elizabeth M. Tucker
Milda M. Upley
Roy E. Hjelm
34
Harrison MacDonald
Tina M. Miller
1943
Aletha Humphreys
Robert C. Jackson
Harold F. Kedian, Jr.
Edith G. Kelley
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Ellie A. Hatzis
Lucy A. Hi11
Evelyn P. Hooper
Hester Louise Johnson
Helen D. Kendrick
Marion S. Sidman
Eileen R. McCook
Frederick A. Meier
Lena Mereness
Eleanor A. Miller
T. Henry Murphy, Jr.
Austin Nielsen
Mrs. Joseph H. Schmidt, Jr.
Warren F. Goodie
Theodore C. Schoonmaker
LiIa J. Seeley
Edward P. Leavitt
A盟認諾・ Albee)
Peter Furiga
Irene Russell
Virginia B. Schmalz
Bertha E. Johnston
Francis J. Orsi
Ernest B. Dorr
Dorothy Edwards
Majorie B. Meisner
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham
Eliza L. Hal】as
Hope Marion Davis
Raymond P. Maronpot
Rena R. McGrath
Thelma Abrams
Gretchen A. Cory
Vera M. Lewis
Mrs. Richard B. Lilly
(Ruth Thorbum)
contributions :
Everett W. Dorr
Rosemary Benohley
Laurence H. Bramhall
John O. Germain
Number of contributors
John Wallace Brennan
Amount contributed
2
$2.00
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SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS
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Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1
$5.00
1
100%
1920
1
$1.00
7
14%
1922
5%
4
Nu皿ber of contributors
$19.00
42
萱0%
$16.00
71
4%
3
Nunber of contributo調
Potential contributors
Percenta筈e
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
3
$54.00
107
3%
$65.00
事8
重7%
(Emma Holmes)
John M. Yanicks
2
$8.00
78
3%
Number of contributors
Amount coIitributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
1938
Mary S. Ewell, Closs Age加
Doris H. Brown
Lester W. Dearbom
Mary S, Ewell
Mrs. David L. Leioh
Ruth M, Fellows
Gladys A. Meyer
Doris Wadsworth
Mrs. LeRoy J. Hess
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
土工詑器bel)
Amount conもributed
(Mary Claire Miller)
3
Mrs. Paul E. Johnson, Class Ageni
EIsie M. Beattie
John W. Birchall
Margaret K. Breese
(Constance Brodeur)
Anna Ruth Nuttall
Cynthia A. Prescott
Number of contributors
、3
$9.00
46
7%
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
6
$20.00
31
19%
1932
Mrs. George W. Smallman, ClαSS Age初
Frederic C. Carpenter
1927
Mrs. C. F. Dorman
(Olive Ewing)
(Virginia Cooke Rinearson)
Number of contributors
(Susan Chamberlin)
Stella G. Eastman
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Harold G. Jones
Mary A. Evans
(Charlotte Chambers)
Samuel A. Livingstone
L. Theron French
Mrs. Otto S. Steele
(Rachel Merrill)
(Amy Ritter)
B. Irma Titus
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$41.00
67
15%
Ashton M. Tenney, Class Age初
3
$22.00
41
7%
Mr患. Royal P. S瞳鱈
7
$23.00
78
9%
N監護謡霊軋相調
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Peroentage
Margaret C. Bigelow
W. Marlin Butts
Signe C. Goranson
Mrs. Reuben J. E. Guild
〈Anna M. Schautz)
Marian Peters Haynes
Bemice M. Ormsbee
Mary C. Robinson
Ashton M. Tenney
1934
Mrs. Osville P. Schneck
Number of contributors lO
Mrs. George W. Smallman
H柴講書・藷紫
Mrs. Marshall A. Belmer
(Evelyn Grant)
Harold G. Jones
宣939
Edith Adelaide Hartpence
Mrs. R. Stanley Kendig, Class Age海
Glady8 M. Folts
Mrs. Paul E. Johnson
Page Forly-月々ん
5%
鮭鷲‡豊誌nd
M縁篭豊鴇h)
(Beryl Bartlett)
Potential contributors
Percentage
1923
Potenti al contributors
Percentage
$26.50
85
Hazel L. Cunard
Mrs. Raymond E. Feole
1926
Lucielle Spencer
Amount contributed ‘
Potential contributors
Percentage
1930
Nelle R. Wooden
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
N、繰言譜・霊揺瀧rs
Amount contributed
193宣
Jessie Dell Crawford
Potential oontributors
Percentage
$70.00
72
Mrs. George A. Paine
Potential contributors
Percentage
Mrs. Agnes Maud Anderson
Mrs. John P. Barres
(Hazel E. Wetmore)
Amount contributed
Potential contI.ibutors
Percentage
1937
Mrs. Harold R. Woodworth
4
E11a M. Gerrish
Nu皿ber of contributors
Potential contributors
Percentage
Lillian G. Elmendorf
Grady D. Feagan
Louise M. Kippenhan
宣925
Mrs. Ervin E. Webber
(Gladys M. Nute)
Amount contributed
Class Age海
(Martha C. Johnson)
Jannette E. Newhall
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
AND SOCIAL WORK
Mrs. Harold R. Woodworth,
Mrs. J. E. Johnson
1896
Clara M. Barber
SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS
1928
1924
Mrs. Frank E. Farr
(M. Louise Leopold)
Mrs. Eva S. Johnson
l
$3.00
12
8%
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
$29.00
31
26%
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
LLOYD W. MII.LER - Chairman
Cla∫、「 Agem∫
Class subscribing largest amount … …..
Howard W. Sayles
1940
$24.00
1,40
2う%
Robert L. Young
Class with largest percentage of subscribers.
Howard W. Sayles
Robert L. Young
Class
with
largest
number
of
subscribers.
….
‥
‥ .
‥
‥.
…
‥
Howard W. Sayles
1940
7
1夕42
7
Robert L. Young
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1940
Howard W. Sayles, Class Agem
Robert L. Young, Class Ageni
Mrs. Walter Aures
7
$24.00
28
Potential contributors
Percentage
25%
1 942
1943
Vera Baharian
Li11ian S. Irvine
Received from Treasurer, aPPIiCable to Alumni membership for
Joseph Pamicky
the graduating members of the
Mrs. Pau] B. Plumb
(Elizabeth Tourot)
1941
Marion C. Fisher
Phi】ip B. Haw]ey
Norman L. Hersey
John W. NichoIs
Howard W. Sayles
Number of contributors
3
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Robert Loring Young
class $78.00
(Shir]ey Brown)
Mrs. Alexander Strauss
(Mary Horwitz Goebel)
Dan Wesley
LIoyd W. Miller
Margaret R. Williston
Margaret M. Zimmer
$7.50
22
14%
The following made additionaI
oontributions :
John H. Yerger
Number of contributors
Mary Louise Spratt
7
Amount contributed
$17.00
31
Potential contributors
Percentage
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
23%
冒otal
GRADUATE SCHOOL
OI.IVE
B.
MACPHERSON - Chairman
Cla∫∫ Agen有
Class subscribing largest amount
…
…
…
…
…
‥ Mary
A.
Driscoll
Class with largest percentage of subscribers ‥
Class with largest number of subscribers. ….
William J. V. Babcock
1906
1928
Edwin N. Hardy
Number of contributors
Amoltnt COntributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
1
$5.00
4
25%
Joseph N. Rodeheaver
Number of contributors
Am ount contributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
Grace S. DarIing
MaI.y A. Driscol]
l
$5.00
2
50%
of
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Am oun t contributed
PotentiaI contributors
Percentage
$10.00
6
17%
Percentage 1
3
Marion S. Reynolds
Potential contributors
Percen tage
l
$5.00
3
33%
Number of contributors l
舘蕊藍鵜島 $5罵
3
67%
Prudence E. Thomas, Class Agelei
Mrs. Rufus D. Bowman
(Eva M. Craun)
Mary B. Diveley
E]izabeth D. James
Marion I. Lithgow
2
$15.00
56
4%
Potential contributors
Percentage
59
8%
2
$6.00
3%
2
$6.00
64
3%
8%
l
$5.00
48
2%
Potential contributors
Percentage
8%
1942
Mrs. R. M. Bridgforth, Jr.
(FIorence Jarnberg)
Mrs. Alice Z. Farnham
Louis S. Goodman
Elmer E. Haskins, ClαSS Agen!
Mrs. Anne W. Kuhn
Robert ’Bragg
Leon Carlyle LeVan
Elmer E. Haskins
Mrs. Duncan MacLean
Herbert M. MoIIer
Harriet Ross
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
。1綜(混護豊詑
Dora Pintner
Fred A. Smart
Vernon A. Tetrault
5
$26.00
76
7%
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
8
$27.03
70
11%
1 943
Morris Zief
Number of contributors
$42.00
71
13%
Received from Treasurer, aPPliCable to Alumni membership for
the graduating members of the
c重郷8B $237.00
The following made additional
contributions :
1939
Mildred V. Carroll
(MiIdred B. F]agg)
8
$33.00
98
Jean R. Clawson
1938
$29.25
62
1933
Beatrice L. Goff
Henry D. Russell
Demetrios E. Theodore
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
(Louisa Boyd)
Cora M. Vining
Robert H. Whitaker
Beatrice N. Wolfson
Potential contributors
Percentage
Isabel Pifer
Potential contributors
Percentage
Edward W. Mathews
Mrs. Harold Stose
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Lucy E. Ayer
Vinet I. Curdy
64
1927
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
62
10%
Robert S. Levillain
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1932
Amount contributed
Mrs. Francis J. FIagg
Number of contributors
6
$31.00
宣937
E. Perley Eaton, ClαSS 4ge初
Hyman J. Routtenberg
Number of contributors
F霊霊や離ite)
Number of contributors
Joseph F. Manning
Ada Van Camp
Dwight M. Burkham
Mabel Metze
Emest W. Moyer
1926
Mrs. Francis P. Cook
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
Cora M. Vining, Class Agen;
Melvin C. Cannon
John B. Carruthers
John M. Vandenbelt
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
0%
1941
Number of contributors
$19.00
Number of contributors 8
Amount contributed $28.00
Percentage ]
Potential contributors
Percentage
(Elizabeth Jane Ryder)
Potential contributors
Percentage
Bertha Starkey
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1936
Lottie Leavit七
Katherine W. Ross, Class Ageni
Mrs. Donald H. Baldwin
Amount contributed
Hubert K. Martin
HeIen F. Stevens
Katherine E. TorI.ant
PotentiaI contributors 84
Nils H. Janson
Mrs. Grady D. Feagan
(Leota McCutchen)
George H. Morris
Katherine W. Ross
Alice E. Ward
1925
5%
WiIliam P. McEwen
1931
2
$10.00
4
$22.00
75
S. Wilcox HarⅤey
Samuel Dupertuis
NumbeI. Of contributors
Loraine S. Hamm
Mrs. Melissa B. Howarth
Wi11iam Larsen
Lottie Leavitt, Class Agel!i
Number of contributors
Everett W. Robinson
Potential contributors
Percentage
%
Mrs. Ear] Cranston
(Mildred Welch)
Linford A. Marquart
Amount contributed
]2%
Mary L. O’Toole, Class Age海
War重電n H. Southworth
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
Eleanor M. Smith
Potential contributors
Percentage
1916
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percentage
%
1930
Number of contributors
$39.00
86
Judson Rea Butler
Emest R. Calvert
Mildred Huntsinger
Mrs. Alfred C. Schroeder
(Janet Ellis)
Leon R. Searles
Percentage 2
Amount contributed
1935
contributors 7
1912
79
4%
10
Amount contributed
Potential contributors
Percen tage
1940
1 929
1
Number of contributol.S
3
$9.00
Potential contributors
Percentage
EIeanor M. Smith, ClαSS Age硯
Number of contributors
Lienne Tetrault
Amount contributed
会誌盤霊鵜島 $4 5 ・諾
1909
Dayton E. McC量ain
Nedra Sma]l
Lorentz I. Hansen
Number of contributors
Grace Gatche] l
Number
Marie L. Paraboschi
Mary I. Dwyer
J. Arthur West
Ellen L. Du鯖ey
Mrs. Marguerite Holt
(Marguerite G. English)
Eleanor Moles
C]arence A. Westphal
1907
Fan S. Noli
1934
Mary A. Driscol], C′ass Ageni
WilIiam J. V. Babcock, C′ass Age初
Alice F. Angyal
William J. V. Babcock
Mrs. Otto Berneck
4
$18.00
56
7%
(Julia Cluck)
Eugene H. Floyd
Bethany King
Herbert Newman
Jessica B. Smith
Number of contributors
Amount contributed
1
$2.00
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$239. 00
1944
Rita Elizabeth Duffy
Nu皿ber of contributors
Amount contributed
重
$1.00
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